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Home My WebLink About1999-09-23 - Orange Coast Pilot, -: f?" :r ... :. .. -. -. -. . := . ' . ' SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA CONVY\UNmES SINCE 1907 · .·Bodysurf e~ gets .··Caught in the Wedge • Corona d el Mar grad, , others pull Riverside mhn from water after he smashes into ocean floor. )~l A GARRISON IW(Pb NEWPORT BEACH -It had been nine years since Peter Finch studied C PR as a junior lifeguard. neck, and asked someone to put a board under his feet,• Finch said, noting that he remembered from his junior lifeguard ti'dining that head injuries can be mdde worse by moving victims. The man, Jarod Brown, 25, WdS bodysurfing at the Wedge when a wave got the best of him and his head was pounded into the ocean floor, witnesses Sclld. Lifeguards were not on duty, and Brown was pul1ed out of the ocean by fellow bodysurfers and bearh· combers. But Wednesday afternoon, when a Riverside man was pounded by a wave, lost feeling in his Jeg, and couldn't get out of the surf, Finch knew just what to do. "I ran over and stabilized his One called 911, and paramedics SEE·ACCIDENT PAGE A10 SEAN HILLER I DAILY PttOT Newport Fire Department engineer Jim Pasternak assists paramedics . transporting a victim of a bodysuriing accident at the Wedge Wednesday. lh.itfor el.ong Christy Crandall, who suffers from cerebral palsy, will be among hundreds who will take part in Harbor Heritage Run PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT Christy Crandall gets a tandlng ovation as she lliilsbes the Sptrlt Run three ye ars ago. . ... NoAKJ 5cHWARfZ 'T he first time Christy Crandall ran a • race it was on a dare. . ln her college PE class, Crandall's teacher had a runner's idenWkation number tacked up on the wall He had paid someone to run a race and the flaky studen t never showed, he said. Hearing this, Crandall piped up and announced that if he did it again and paid her, she'd run the race. While a 5-kilometer race might be a breeze for most, for Crandall this was an extraordinary achievement. She was born with cerebral pal· sy, a condition, she '-tlld, which makes it diffi. cult for her to coordinate and control her mus- cles. • ·1 wasn't even sure I couJd do it,• she said. "I didn't even know how fat a SK was.• Smee then Crandall has run about 37 races. about one for every year of her hf e. On Oct. 2, she will join hundrE!ds of othor other runners at the 13th annual Newport Harbor High SchooJ Harbor Heritage Run. The annual event will feature a 51< race, a. SEE AUN PAGE A10 r. FYI + WltA~ 13th annual Harbor Heritage Run + WHIN: 7:30 to 10 a.m. Oct. 2 + WHDE: Newport Harbor High School, on 16th Street between Dover Drive and Irvine Avenue In Newport Beach + con Between s 1 s and $22 +CALL: (949) 645·5806 +wasm: http:lnhh~nmusd.k 12.ca. us/heritage ABOVE: Christy Crandall will run in the Harbor Herita ge Run on Oct; 2. Crandall wo rks at Hoag Hospital and volunteers her time with several programs. Second annual Distinguished Panel Discussion Series to begin Frida:Y MILUllNIUM MOMENT I Laying the early groundwork for others • First of three programs scheduled at Newport Beach Central Library. AMY R. SrlJRCL'ON Discussion Seri~ this fall. Co- sponsored by the Newport Beach Pubbc U hrnry ond the .Newport He<trh Public Lihrary Foundation, the programs I ature commuruty leaders cil cussing critical Oram1e County i ues Donald Gibson came to ta Mesa ln 1919, purcha l a to eac lemon grov ~.end helped to create the area' first l'OlldS Wlth a horse-drawn road grader. Gi.bsoh built and operated the Nu-Air service station, on of th ~t stauons in the ' . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1999 Antiairport forces upping the ante • Coalition cities may be asked to contribute $175,000 each as part of a public outreach program. ~ ... KllMA.' A cOdhbon of eight South County cities is trying to increase its war ch(>st m the El Toro airport battle by nearly $2 nullion. Susan Withrow, a Mission Viejo City Coun- cil member who also serves on the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority board, said the group will most Wcely approve the proposal to increase spending for its public outreach pro· SEE EL TORO PAGE A11 City may ·· enter debate over Pacific Amphitheatre • Costa Mesa officials hope they can play a role in ending years of litigation involving 1 noise levels at closed site. Eusr GFJ: IWr Plot COSTA MESA -City offioals hope to heJp end years of litigation between the Orange Counfy Farr and residents upset about sound limits and enforce- ment issues related to the Pacific Amphitheatre. In closed sesSJon Monday, council members discussed ways to help the Orange County Fair cmd residents come SEE DEBATE PAGE A10 Progre~ continues on the annexation of Newport Coast • Council could deade to notify affected agenaes of its proposal to make the uruncorporated area part of Newport Beach. lkllJ Pb NEWPORT" BEACH -The City Council on Monday may take the fu-st real step toward annexing the Newport Coast after more than a year of negotia- tions. Dave Kilt, deputy city manager, said staff Will ask council members for per- nus ion to "end out required notices to the public and affected agencies that the SEE ANNEXATION PAGE A11 INDEX MUI) 1'0WM .J1 QASWID -·--M·--· COUllUWIY fOllM ---MllOOI __ """!"' ___ ..,. MIC llJTlm _M ____ __ soom 12 SfOll'§ --·-.. -.... -11 ld1~ NEWPORT BEACH -Tho second annual 01Stingmshed Panel Discussion Serles will get UAderway at 1 pm. Friday W1th •A 1lUe of 'Three Ct lies: Whftt' Happening ln Orang County Otiel That Will Mal<e an Impact in the New Millenniwnf • at the Newport BMdl Central Ubrary, 1000 AYOCeclo Ave. Panel.iSts will include Newport Be ach Mayor Denrus O 'Neil, Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido and Irvine Mayor Chnstma Shea Jim Wood, co publisher of CoasJ , Orange County magazine, tmd library board trustee, wUI mode r· ate. Panelists wrn d~.Y,':awth, The conct 1>rograrn titled • w & Crime rn Otange Coun- ty" will be presented Oct. 15 1be final progmm, •Eye on Orange County Education. wW be pre- sented Nov. 19 area, at Harbor Boulevard and Bemard Donald GlblOn Street He drove the oril¥ elementary sdloOI -•••11111.a S.W drt .. I traffic and urban revi Uon issues that affect all Orang County cities Other poatble ~· ics blcJude the N~ Coast annexation and the p<>lllibllity of an ailport at the former El Toro Marine Corps Alt Station Pliday's event wW be the lint ol the three Diltingulsbed Panel Admisllon to eeclt program is S l O and deSlert and t:offee will be provided Por 1more lnJonnatlOn, call (949) 644-3296 bus at the time, worked as a truant officer and l8Mld on the board of the Fairview Parms Water Co In the lete ·~. Gibson turned his lemon grove mto a vegetable fann He allo got lnlO the dairy buslne$$, deti~ milk to lotal n!Rd8ntl 'With bis company, Giblon' Jency Deily A 2 Thursday, ~ 23, 1999 A new place to get your home together M y favorite fwniture and home accessones store, Les lnTerteun, located at Westcliff Court in Newport Beach, has opened a second location in San Juan Capistrano. Dan Marty,.owner of the Urban Gardener and Les lnTerieurs, has opened Les InTerleun, South, at (949) 489- 0505, which. features a combina- tion or home furnishings, accents, as well as interior plants and decorative accessones Les lnTerieurs, South success- fully combines the new with the old, the classic with the most cur- rent trend in a most creative and livable way. It's located inside the gates of the charming Deco- rative Arts Villa at (949) 488- 9600, a must-see for all collectors of fine 17th to 19th century Euro- pean antiques, decorative acces- sorles, and the occasional, immortal objet d'art. The Decorative Art Villa also houses Capistrano Charitable Foundation, which hosts the annual Capistrano Antiques & Garden Show in June with more than 60 bne antiques dealers mVlted from around the country in attendance Some of the bene- fidanes include the Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Pounda- bon, Carune Comparuons for Independence, and Boys & Girls Club of Capistrano Valley The Decorative Arts Villa and Les lnTerieurs, South is open Tues- day through Saturddy, 10 a .m. to 5 p.m .. and is located at 31431 Camino Capistrano m Scm Juan Ccipistrano, two blocks north of the San Juan Capistrano Mis- sion. A tittle known fact about Roger's Gardens 1s that 1t has an Institute of the Gdrdens program where a horticulturist, Cnstin Fusano, offers four-week gdfden- ing classes Coming m October, there will be a four-week Inter- mediate Gardening class offered ~Wednesdays. It will run from from 9 to 11 am., Oct 13 to Nov. 3 The class will teach how to select and care for specific plants for cWferent garden areas. It will take into cons1deration the existing hard- scape as well as your home's ardutectural features. The pre- requisite for this class is begin- ning gardening. On Thursdays, beginrung Oct 14 and rwining through Nov. 4, then> will be a cottage garden design class offered from 9 to 11 a.m. This class will mstruct how to incorpo- rate cottage garden Vlgnettes into sunny gardens, no matter how large or how small Each dass builds on the pre- vious session, tying new designs to past ones for a unified whole The prereqws1te for Uus class JS also beginning gardening. Each series of four classes JS $125 wtth all materials included m the fee. Roger's Gardens, at (949) 640- 5800, is located at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road m Corona del 'Mar. Toy Boat Toy Boat Toy Boat -Classic Toys for Girls and Boys, at (949) 673-3791, is hav- mg its biggest sale to date. You can find great savings on classic llSI IUYS greer Wylder toys at 20% to 50% off. Sale items include Arthur Dolls, Brio lTains & lTack, Corolle Dolls, Drums, Easels, Fingerboards, Gotz Dolls, Holiday Barbie Doll, I Spy Games and puzzles, jack-in- the-box, Klutz Books, Little Com- poser by Leap Frog, Madeline Dolls and accessories, nesting blocks, origami sets, Playmobil, Quarto, Raggedy Anni Andy play sets, Star Wars, Thomas the li"ain car and·sets, umbrellas, ventrilo- qwsm sets, Winnie the Pooh, xylophones, Yomega yo-yos, Zoobs and more. Toy Boat is located at 3331 E. Coast High- way in Corona del Mar. Two Wheels One Planet/Sea Schwinn, at (949) 646-7706, located at 420 E. 17th St. in Cos- ta Mesa, offers a basic mainte- nance and roadside repair cliruc on the last Friday of every month, which just happens to be tomorrow. The clinic, offered at 5 p.m., will teach you how to hx flats, repair chains, adjust brakes. dial in shifting, and lube important areas. Also an instruc- tor will show you some emer- gency fixes and will cover the procedure for trouble-shooting your bike. The Body"Cbarge is an on-site 15-minute chair massa9e that's designed to reduce workplace tension. mcrease producbvity and achieve overall health. The service is ideal for open enroll- ment and health fairs, holiday office parties and other employee appreciation events. For the past five years, The Body Charge has been helping major companies such as The Walt Disney Co., Nordstrom and Easbnari Kodak. Businesses can book appoint- ments before Oct. 30 and receive $5 off regular hourly rates. Re9"='- lar rates are $65 an hour, with a three-hour minimum, with employers sponsoring all or a percentage of the cost. For more information, please call (800) 420-0685 and refer to list #690. French's Pastry Bakery of Costa Mesa offers more than 40 chlferent lands of bread and rolls baked d~y on the premises On Friday, it will list the week's spe- cial and is having a customer appreoation day soon. French's specializes in cakes, pastries, cookies, pies, tortes, rolls and bread It's located at 273 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. • BEST BUYS is published Thursdays and Saturdays. If you know of • good buy, send a fax to (949) 6464170 or write to Daily Pilot, Best Buys. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627. localS only Daity PilOt WOlllll Balancing law practice and bartending duties HE IS Mixing more than drinks. EXPLORING OPTIONS Christopher Ayayo is mixing family with business and his profession as a lawyer with his job as a barten~. Ayayo ancthis wife Debo~ Young became partners recently in her parents' Costa Mesa restaurant, the Bamboo Ter- race. t Cathy and Dennis Young have run the Bamboo Terrace Chinese restaurant since 1971. Christopher and Deborah were both working as lawyers in the Bay Area, but were looking to leave the corporate world and the pressure, commutes and long hours that came with it. "I was just getting sick or it,• Christo- pher A.yayo said. The two of them began thinking ab9ut starting a business of their own that they both could enjoy and went so far as to start pricing restaurants in the area. IN THE FAMILY · At the same time, Deborah Young's par- ents needed help with Bamboo Terrace, which was feeling the effects of its age and increased competition. Dennis and Cathy bad raised a family running the Bamboo Terrace, but there were things that needed to change. Cathy Young still added up the night's earnings manually, going ticket by ticket, and ordered one bottle of wine for the restau- rant at a time. It w~ethod that worked more than 20 years ago, but times were changing. There were many loyal customers, but they were also agmg. Cathy and Dennis asked for thel.J' chil- dren's help. · LEAVIN G THE CORPORATE WORLD Christopher and Deborah quit their jobs as lawyers and used their life savings to give the Bamboo Terrace a much-needed face lift. With the help of Deborah's brother, David, who is in construction, they did most of the remodeling themselves. Some- times they pulled all-nighters, painting and doing demolition work, then napping on a booth so that we would be there to open the restaurant, Christopher Ayayo said. tender. "We wanted to give a fresh look to an old concept and the stereotypical concept of a Chinese restaurant,• Ayayo said. "We wanted to remake that based on our own expenences and emphasize that Asian Americans have come a long way.• The restaurant now has a computer sys- tem, an updated bar and entertainment every weekend. of law and runs his own law business on 17th Street. Christopher continues to tend bar at the restaurant every night. •1.t•s a good complement to practicing law,• he said. It's true that people tell bartenders their problems, he added. And tending bar has become an unexpected source of referrals for Christopher. "Here, diners and patrons come m and they want to have a nice experience," Christopher said. "They want to have a good time. When you're a lawyer, you're always fighting with someone. It's adver- sarial .• A SECOND CAWNG Along the way, Christopher discovered a strange thing -he loved bartending. Although he has returned to the practice There are also the benefits to Christo- pher's own mental health. If people hated him as a lawyer, they love him as a bar- Mixlllg drtnks has had a positive experi· ence on Christopher's soul. He's not only an entertainer, he's a therapist and friend. •And no one says anything back at you -no one gets mouthy at you," he said. Celebrating Mother's wholesome food • Costa Mesa market will mark another year with food and music fair. VERONICA 0URAN lkf,Pb COSTA JvlESA-From floor to ceiling, Mother's Market & Kitchen stocks good-for-you fruits and vegetables that any mom would want her children to eat. Since 1978, the market has been selling its wholesome fare, and on Saturday it's celebrating another year in Costa Mesa with a food and music fair. It's a good year to celebrate, satd Sharon Mac:mmi. one of the stQre's co-founders. Mother's was chosen as the best health food store irl Orange County and the r;staurant was named a best val- ue 1n a countyWide survey. Customers who have come to depend on ~ store said they are looking forward to another anniversary. Ray Miller of Costa Mesa, who bas shopped at Mother's since it first opened, said he was at last year's event and had a good time. "It's a good, healthy atmos· phere/ Miller said. "l get my vit- anuns from (Mother's], and 70% of what I buy, food-WtSe, comes from that store." Macgurn said what mainly attracts people to the store is its selection of orgaruc foods and its provision or dietary needs. "We have suppl<>menls and vitamins like no other store m any area,• Macgurn said. •we fill a lot of dietary needs. If you have a special dietary need, you can usu- ally find the product at Mother's.• Since the store's opening, Macgum said, many changes '~ have been made as a result of customer suggestions and ideas generated among store operators. •Some of our best ideas come from customers," she said, explaining that the store's macro- biotic de~ent emerged after a costumer asked why they didn't carry such items. Macgum said she's watched some of her most loyal customers come in and out of the store for 20 years. She said many of these people consider Mother's like their second home. Tad Brunton, the store's senior martager, said he's noticed that people just like to hang out there. "It's like the Disneyland of natural food stores,• Brunton said. "People like to hdllg out here because the abnosphere is so congenial. They may read a book, look at the products in the vitamins and body care depart- T ment, sit at the counter in the restaurant or hang out on Moth- er's patio.• In addition to its bin displa~. bursting with bulk grains, nu~. seeds and dried fruits, Mother~ offer.> free health seminars that focus on topics such as how ti> maintain healthy hair and n~ and how to super change yot;r immune system. •(Being one of the store's own- ers) makes me feel wonderful.~ Macgum said. It's such an addJ. lion to the community. "(The store) is committed to providirig healthy and delicious cuisine anti environmentally responsibl~ products.• There are three Mother's stO.. ries in Orange County, includinb one in Irvine and Huntingtqfl Beach. A fourth store will open i!1 March in Laguna Hills, Macgu.J!l said. ! .. .. JlailfhP.ilot READERS IJQTU~E or ~ts hefe.n CAn be WEATHER SURF POLICE flLES ~949) 642-6086 reptoductd wtthout wntten per· ecord yOUt comtn9flt:S about inission of copyright owner the 011ly Piiot or news tips ttQW IQ REACH US AQ.QRID VOL 93, NO. 223 Orwi.tion Our ~reu 1s 330 W. Bjy St., The limes Orange Co'-'nty Costa Mew, CA 92627. (800) 252·9141 THOMAS "-JOttNSOf«. CQR8£C'.10NS -~ Publisher 0Nefied (949) 642-5678 TONY OODUlO, It is the Pilot's policy to proMpt• =949) "42 .. 321 [ditOr ly correct •II errors of subsun<e. .... RAGLAND, PINM cell (949) 574-4268 . News (949) 642-5680 SenkY City Edrt0t IJ.C.AHN, fYl Spons (949) 574-<4223 Oty Editor The Newport .. ~ Meg NtWJ. 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COSTA MESA •: •• • Ha1bor Boulevard: A brief case and its <.ontehts worth SSO were .. stolen in the 2200 blocR'between 9:30 and 9.45 p.m. Sept. 11. .: • Bristol StrMt: A back~ and iu cont ni> worth $200 were ": stolen in the 3300 block between land 4·10 p .• m. Friday. :: • Towne StrMt: A camera end mlscelta~ papen-1nclud1ng; receipts and ,,.,.,n~ripts-worth 5401, were stolen In the 800 : block be1ween 6 p.m Sept. 16 and 10 1 m. FrldaY. • IHer Street: Mu~k equipment worth $3,-440 was stolen In the ·~ 700 block between 1,45 and 1:50 a.m. Fttday. "! • NEWPORT BEACH • ~ Avenut: A Jacket wa' stolen from a residence In : the o400 blodt et 6 p m. bttwftn ~ 7 Ind 14. : • • JZnd Street: A 1Uf'fbo¥d WIS stolen from , J*IO ~ In the : , 200 blOck bet\wen 9 • m •od 4 p.m. FtlcNy • NMlnui Awnut: /\ CAmera, lens Ind CMe worth $3)0 were : stolen In the 300 block betwten 12:29 lhd I p m Sept. H • ' .. .Daily Pilot Thurtdoy, September 23, 1999 A 3· jDr. Laura: a dead ringer for Lucy in 'Peanuts ' comic strj,p? I I Iwas undecided nght up to the I last minute this week whether f to write about newspaper I comics or Laura Schlessinger's • efforts to rid the world of sin -as she defines it, of course -by stomping on small business own- { ers who dare to talk back to her. Then while scanning the list of the Pilot's 103 movers·and-shak· : ers in a vain search for my name, · it bit me: Since these two topics : have much in common, why not : combine them in a single cohlmn? · The colnics first. : Last week. I was asked by the Los Angeles. Tunes -along with a million or so other readers -to fill out a survey form telling the i people who choose what comics • the 1lmes will run, which ones I , like, bate, or feel neutral about. Now I'm not big on surveys. I throw a dozen or them away · every week, the land that say "you have been chosen because of your demonstrated high intel· • lect and good credit rating to tell the leaders of the Democratic Par- ty which national issues you con- sider the most important ~ -and, of course, to send 25 bucks if you're a cheapskate with your ' survey form if you expect your opinions to be considered. There's a strong hint that for $1,000, your WHY PAY DEPT STORE ·PRICES? , Visir our AREA RUG STUDIO Rugs & Runners ~n Sale 1663 Pt..c.cnu~ St , Com M.u (949)646-4838 GBMW Auto Re~ir -~ialist .fac•emfl~·, : s249s: OIL & FILTER1 1 CHANGE Includes Safety Inspection No1 valid w1ch any other offer. I I ap 9130199 I Mu$1 rrcscnc coupon. --------BMW I · ANY REPAIR: SERVICE 1 1 O%off: • ti" I Nm vahd w11h any othtr n11cr. t xp ,, 101,>v I MtM pre 111 ~·oupon, -------Pacific Auto Tcchnia Inc. J 786 Whittier Ave. Co ta Mesa 949 -6 THE IELL CURVE answers would not only be read but you might even be cons1dered for an ambassadorship. There were no solicitations or promises with the Times survey, only the implied threat'\hat if I didn't respond, "The Wizard of Id• or "B.C . • or "Zits" or "Crock" might be dropped: Since I have a pretty clear handle on what's . important in the world today, I knew this was a survey I had to answer -and did. lt1hhitt lmur.mu: ·'@_ AtrrO •HOMEOWNERS• BLUE CRO~ ~ ~ ~ c::; M<ft•t:Jndr1"""1M,_.,. _/ ,..\ ,'_) 949-631-77 40 441 Old Newport BML • Ntwpon hd\ (Neu Ra.g Ho.pita!) I may have menboned this before, but if I have, it's worth repeating. Our sharpest, most politically and socially relevant - and ltl'eVerent'-commentary can be found today in the comic strips. Only when they take them- selves too seriously -as •Doonesbury" sometimes does - do they get as stuffy and sell-serv- ing as Al Gore or George W. Bush or Chris Cox are routinely. Irreverence -which, by the way, need have nothing to do with God ~ is a quality of life wh.ich, along with hwnor, ~ in short supply~ this co,pntry today. It.punctures stuffed.egos and wanned ovet platitudes and polit- ical and spdal hypocrisy. And the comics that catch this best are those that stress a single idea each day rather than a running story. But for the full effect of the trreverence, it's important to know the characters: the stupid platoon leader and venal commander in ·crock," the vapid 1V reporter in "Doonesbury," the thoughtful parents who aren't caricatured in "Zits... ~ Now, what bas all this to do with Laura Schlessmger'.s running battle with Thomas Moore, owner of a South Coast Plaza swf hop called Beach Access? Just this. Schlessmger (the ·Dr.• appended to Laura reflect!> · according to Web site www.Drlaura.com/about -a PhD in physiology at Colwn- bia University) is a dead ringer for Lucy in the ·Peanuts• comic strip: the aggressive, smart-mouth, abrasive know-it-all. One of the · running jokes in "Peanuts" is Lucy setting up shop lo offer ther- apeutic advice to the other char· acters. The sign above her stand reads, "The Doctor Is ln, • and Charlie Brown comes regularly to be badgered and abused. Maybe this helps tum. Apparently many of the people who call Sch· lessinger are helped in the same manner. But that isn't the issue here Nor is the issue whether or not the artwork Schlessinger fo und in a skateboarding magazme at Beach Access ls pornographic. Smee my local library doesn't car- ry the magazine, I didn't see the picture, but from published' d'7S~ptions it sounds about as WHEN DINING GETS BORING.,ITS TIME FOR ... -.:aWafMfln• ,......,,... -"'~· OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO HERE, WE MAKE DINING MORE THAN A MEAL. WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TD-GO. Cockto1ls Phone Ahead for Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 Take the guesswork out of choosing colleges erotic as some Hallmark cards. No, the issue to me is the mann r in which Schlessinger w ed h r J>Qwer and money to attack this shopkeeper. Commentators with aC'cess to ·public media live wtth this temp- tation every day: to take out per- sonal vendettas within the laws of libel and defamation in a man - ner not available to most of our targets. If you suggest that's what I'm doing h~re to Schlessinger, l would add this caveat: like a fight in a school yard, it is only fair if the weapons are of similar· strength and the aggressor picks on someone his own size capable of defending himsell. By impugning the owner of a small business over a ridiculous issue on a national telecast, Sch- lessinger threatened his liveli- hood while breaking every rule of fair play. Schlessinger's second -and enormously unfair -advantage is money. In our cuJture toda y, money will buy almost anything, including the use of our justice system to punish those who offend us. 1 was once sued for libel tn a case I couldn't possibly lose m court but could· lose badly in my bank account. The people swng me had plenty of money to pu~ue tht~ case all the way to a . JUry trial where I was finally vm: dicatP.d Had the magazine involved been drop~ from the case, the legaJ costs of defending mys<>lf dJld the time lost from . work would have been devastat- mq Thomas Moore is now being :;ued by Schlessinger for $1 mil· lion damages which she - ace ordmg to news reports -is willing to -deflate" if Moore agrees to apologize for allegedly calling her a liar. nus guy, who a few wee}Q; ago was minding his own business and had the nus· fortune to have on the premises a magaZtne published by Sch- les mger's archenemy, Larry Fly- nt, when she came to visit. is now the had guy. So qo figure. The comics make d lot more sense. • JOSEPH N. BEU 1s a Santa Ana Heights resident. His column runs Thursdays. E ~NEW 2000 ·MODELS • OUTSTANDNG cusrm1ER SERVICE. \'OLl"fE f.lECTIO\. CllAT PRICEll CL.UA.'l'EED . At Achieva, we unde~tand thar ~ming through more than 4,000 US college frlltn Duke to C.tl Poly can seem like an imposs1blc tru;k. 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Lerner scored two strikes dunng the bowling compebbon, earning herself a blue ribbon. •The real secret of staying young is keeping your mind active," said Lerner, who uses newspapers, magazines. cross- word puzzles and news shows to keep her mind sharp. •Keep your nund acbve and your body will stay active with 1t." The Orange County Activity Direc- tor's Assn. began hosting senior games 20 years ago in the parking lots and lawns of various nursing homes. The Orange County Pair became a sponsor 12 years ago. The event gives seniors opportunities to succeed and helps them keep their quality of life high. said Candace Bartsch, spokeswoman for the associa- tion. exatement. . Seniors participated m events such as baseball, volleyball, discus, wheelchdl.f races and horseshoes. But the Uung that caught 79-year-old Dorothy Nix's eye was the target shooting. After watchmg one of her peers raise the air-powered paint-ball gun to hIS eye, Nix was deter- mined to be part of the acbon. ·1 want to try that: she said with Others, such as 4-H'er Charles Agnus, tired themselves out dunng the wannup exercises. Agnus shot nwner- ous baskets during wannup, but had 25-40°/o off Selected Items thru 9/30/99 o(9\\y's Gene,.111 ~C.~ Manufacturers Direct 8 1'o,_«!' MEN'S • WOMEN'S • BOY'S • GIRL'S CASA 9lf1S • IlllR • QN) IO!!S • Tt!!18 •II! D > . 2384 Ncwporc Blvd. I.I' '> t a (I osta Mesa V /I/fl a · J 0-6 Six Oars 4.2140 Hours M-F 10-Spm Sat 10-Spm PHOTOS BY MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY PILOT Above, right to left. Neta Wadrep, Gertrudde Abhbond and Hyman Tenenbaum listen to music between events at the 12th annual Senior Olympic Games at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Top: left, Chung Lee of Anaheim Health Care takes a shoot during the basketball competition. 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OIAN'E COUNTY MUSEUM OF AIT HO SH Clt1ttntt Dr., Ntwport lt1ch, CA ""' F11hlon lsl1nd ........................ Cnft -al (Ml) 711-UH, e1L llO. ,Paify Pilot Thursday, Se~ber 23, 1999 A 5 Teens caught in attempted· burglal-y 11111111 10111 Chamber announces new board member County Ch4pter of tbe Bri*h· American Chamber of Com- merce and the Assn. of Corpo· rate Growth. • Police receive tip from resident about van near , Harbor View Elementary. I t JESSICA CARRISON !kit ... NEWPORT BEACH -Three }lewport Beach teenagers were iaken lnto custody after police caught them attempting to steal Stems from Harbor View Elemen- tary School on Tuesday night. • At about 11 p.m,, a Harbor View resident noticed a van. parked near the school and three teenagers loitering suspiciously near it, said Police Sgt. Mike McDermott. Police drove to the school to investigate and discovered that the van had 1ts cargo door open and that items from the school had been loaded into it. As police approached, one of the teenagers ran from the van, McDermott said. Police then called out their helicopter, which is equipped with devices that enable officers to see in the dark. Officers quickly spotted two teenagers, both from Newport Beach, crouched in the bushes and apprehended them. The third teenager, a resident of Corona del Mar, was taken into custody Wednesday afternoon. All three have been released, two to their parents and the third, who iS a ward o( the court, to those .responsible for his care. Police said the three will be referred to juvenile court. The three entered the school by breaking a wmdow and attempted to steal a bicycle, a camera and other school equip· ment, McDermott said. Some of the loot was intended as prizes for a school fund-raiser. The school's annual wrapping paper fund·raiser began Tuesday, and students were shown the ' bicycle and the camera at a spe· dal school assembly, said PTA President Toni Solow. Solow said she was disturbed at the idea that local children had stolen from an elementary school. "It's a sad indicator of the way our society is going,• she said. "I think people think il their school or homes are going to be robbed, it's going to come from outside the area .... I can't even speculate on bow their parents must be feeling today.• Connie Dudderitlge, the dis· trict's head of nsk management, said Tuesday's incident was the first school robbery of the ye{lr. .. • The Orange County chapter of the Britisb·A:merian Cham· ber of Commerce announcec:t that David Jahr of Laguna Hills bas vohmteered to join the orga- nization 's boerd of diredois. The British·Alllerican Chanlber of Commerce m' Cos· '8 Mesa fosters economic growth for companies and ind1· viduals with speoal interests in both Orange County and the United Kingdom. The nonprofit organization was rec ntly. heraldP.d as hav· mg the best networking lun· cheon in Orange County, saJd Susan Linn, editor of the Net· working Newsletter. ~t's Back to School nights for parents, children Jahr stressed that 85 part of the board he will help promote the benefits of membership to the Bntish·Amencan Chambe1 and enhance the chamber's pro- Cile m Orange County. Jahr has been involved with the Rod· heim Marketing Group for more than two years, providing pub- lic relations sel"Vlces for automo- bile, Sports marketing and pro· fessional service accounts. This is the first board posi- tion for Jahr, who also volun- teers to do public relation ser- vices for . the Second Harve,t Food Bdnk of Orange County. For more informanon, call (714) 545-2222 . The Assn. for Corporate Growth (ACG}, which :wa founded 10 1954, Ii a forum of ideas related to both external and internal growth. ACG pro- vides members with dJl oppor· tunity to gain new ideas end skills through networking with other corpordle growth profes· sionals. The Ordnge County chapter ot ACG 1s the fastest groWUlg of its 42 chapters m the United States. • • Events are slated at said office manager Peggy Olrich in detail what their children will be studying throughout the year. iuea schools. Al 5:30 p.m., Sonora parents and their children are invited to come have dinner -they can bring or buy from Carl's Jr., which will be selling hamburgers at the school. • I ]FSSIO, GARRJSON At Paularino, on the other hand, Back to School night is for parents only, and teachers will describe everything students need to do for a successful year. . nit ... NEWPORT-MESA -From a tent at Sonora Elementary School lo lavishly decorated classrooms '1t Paularino, 'tis the season for Back to School nights. Everyone, however, is asked to bring a sweet for a potluck dessert, which parents will eat in the multipurpose room while chil· dren frolic -supervised -on the playground. And at Killybrooke, PTA mem- bers, fund-raisers and the pnno- pal will address the parents, and then parents will visit classrooms. • Sonora Elementary School has favish plans for today's Back to School nJght. Then, parents will visit their children's classrooms, and learn The following is a list of Back to School nights in Newport Mesa. , . . • .. ,. ... "' . . .. ,,. . "lt's a really big event for us,• co~ta ,\ 1c~~I LlK~l lion Only. ~e 1)nroers ....._· -... Professional Haircutting by the W orld's Best Barbers!! HAIRCUT SENIORS s6.'' Costa Mesa (i1t \Vllson-K Mart Plaza) 2200 Harbor Bl. (949) 63 J ·9654 Fountain Valley (comer of Magnoll.1 & Warner) 17036 Magnolia (714) 847·9555 Give your kids a better ·shot at straii)ht 0.'s. Save $100 on installation right now. What goes faster than recess? 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Fresh Pacific . Red Snapper Fillet • . / A 6 Thursday, Sepl9mber 23, l 999 Daily PitoJl I \.. I-I District's new a ____ J __ ·· ___,,,,·-tt~tor has big plaiisj •Jaime Castellanos, who takes over secondary education. in Newport-Mesa, ·wants to increase technology in classrooms and integrate course subjects. ~ . • +;__ . ,. ' :~ • ·... JJ:."'.\.'>l<.:AGARRISON the district's high schools and mid- "' • Oatf ~ dle schools. Principals answer to ~ , 'him, and he has ultimate authonty NEWPORt·MESA -Jaime to settle problems and make sure Castellanos is so excited about students are learning in a safe and heading up the district's sec-stimulating environment. ondar'y education departrpent, Last week, for example, he vi.s- he's willin9 to drf ve more than ited alJ four high schools and met 150 miles every day just to get to with the PTAs and foundations. and from work. He also has met with war veter- To do Uus, the distnct's new-ans to discuss having them as assistant .supenntendent for sec· guest speakers in district schools. ondary education leaves h.t.s Ven-"I do a lot of facilltabng, "•he tura resjdence before 5 each scud. which mdudes putting the morning,· and returns m the nght people in touch with the evening, after the traffic has light-right group or helping them bnd ened 'up1 out about the right fundin!;J for the Sometitnes, il he's done with nght program. • his work: he'll play a round of golf Castellanos also has set for befo~e-:hopping back on the free· tum.self the task of charting the way. • secondary schools' courses as Supt. Robert Barbot and school they .adapt to the tremendous board president Serene Stokes techriological and demographic ~aid such dedication is par for the chdflges that have swept through ~ourse for Castellanos, who was a education in the last 10 years. Jligh school principal m Ventura l lis top priorities, he scud, are before talung the district's top increasing technology in the high school job. classroom, adapting to the dis- : "I ltiink we were so lucky to lrict's tremendous diversity, and get him,H Stokes said. "His l.dl-finding ways to integrate cumcu- ents for working with people and lum. his ability to see potenllaJ for pro· "More and more technology is l:Jrams are 1ust what we need.• commg into our society, it needs · Castellanos is responsible for to be an UlStructional tool in the the ddy-to-day operations at all classroom " he said. "If we don't ' PREMIER LABELS fSCADA. ARMAN I. CHAN EL. ST JOHN, VERSACE. VALENTINO NICKI'S SECRET New & Consigned Designer Clo thin g 177 River~1de Ave, Suite G, Newport Beach . (949) 57 4-0099 . do that, then we're not preparing klds for life when they leave;the da.ssroom." Castellanos, who is Latino but says he does not "ma)Ce a big issue of being Hispanic,• also said he wanted schools to do a better • job of addressing issues of diversi- ty -'-both in the curriculum and among students, staff anq parents. "We cannot keep working the way we've been working ... with all the ethnic groups and diverse group's we have m our schools,• he said. He also Wdllts teachers from different a~ademic departments to work more closely with each olheito integrate curriculum. "I'm a real hnn believer in that," he said. "U.S. history and Amencan literature. Teach 'em together.• · Other perennial issues, said Castellanos, include staffing, stu- dents' literacy, and addressing inevitable crises as they artse. "There's always room for unprovement at all schools,• he said, noting that he would like to see reading scores rise at Estancia and TcWinkle. BRIAN POBUDA I OAll. Y Pll.OT • Castellanos said he still is try- ing to learn about all the com- plexities of Newport-Mesa, which he said is different in culture and outlook from the Ventura County lugh school he left behind. "I'm 1ust looking, listening and learrung," he said Jaime Castellanos Is the new assistant superintendent for secondary educat:ton for the Newport-• Mesa Unified School District. WHY PAY RETAIL? WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC .., /Je;~. ~:l'/IDA~ !7lfor8~l • GIA & EGt Certified Diamonds • Customized Orders • Engagement & Wedding Rings • Repairs While You Wait • 16 Independent Merchants on Join us on Sa·tu rday, Sept!!mber 25 to celebrate the opening of your neighborhood Sav-on. ran Win fabulous prizes, treats for the kids and more . Don 't miss out on a day of fun for all! • en1n .... Bank of America • Bistro Le Crillon • Carole's Calico Corner • Eastbluff Salon • Newport Kids • Creek • Ralphs • Sage Sunny Fresh Cleaners •.United Studios of Self Defense . 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Lunch and dinner will be Served. For more information, ?ill (71.t) 429·2801. the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Corrunerce is hold· ing a Sunset After Hours mixer from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Riverboat Restaurant, 151 E. Coast High- . . . .. .. . way, Newport Beach. The rruxer is an opportunity to meet differ· ent people for contacts and new friends. Por more information, call (949) 729-4400 .. lbe Latest Thing Teaching and Hehliilg Center is offenng a free 12·5tep workshop and discussion class from 7 to 9 p.m. at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. The class will provide an in·depth look at how to apply the steps to every. day life. For more information, call (949) 645·6211. The OASIS Senior Center ls accepting items such as tools, dishes, clothes. jewelry, toys and fwniture through Oct. 14 for its · upcoming rummage sale. Items will be accepted from 9 a.m. to 1 p . .rn. at .3300. Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach, in Room 3 or in the parking lot. FRIDAY An Andalusian Horse Show con· tinues through Sunday m the Equestrian Center at the Orange County Fair & Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Por more information, call (818) 842- 9165. Whatever your landscaping or maintenance needs; Lloyd's can do it ALL... · THINKING ABOUT LANDSCAPING OR YARD MAINTENANCE7 CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TODAY! [L] L!,.!!~!!:N~ (949) 646-7441 Lloyd 's Nursery a Landscape Co., Inc. 2183 Fglrvlew Rd. Suite 216. Costa Mesg. CA 92627 EXPERT LAHDSCAP1NG I SPRINKLERS I MAINTENANCE I ·Draw• for Bicycles ~ •1aooo Mother'a &hoppfng Spree (gift certificate) Custom Skat,abwd a lkh More! I (entry tomw ~ ... Mohw's locations) ~ --...-.------~---~..---.-----~ ~ • Mullo by "The .......... Stael °""" .... • "°"' Rldea,.. t.he Klclll ~~ • Clo--. Feoa,...... I C•loll&I.,. SATURDAY . Upper Newport Bay Naturalilb will hold their final free campfire program of the season at 7:30 p.m. The campfire will feature Gary James, who will show his plctures of the mamlM)s on the Channel Islands. Por more infor- mation, call (949) 786·8878. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will hold its 1999 business expo from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Sunday at the Orange County Market Place at the Orange County Fairgrounds. The free eJpo will feature 40 chamber member exhibitors showcasing a variety of products and services. Cost to enter the market plac~ is $1. For more µtformation, call (714) 885·9092. SUNDAY The Eighth Annual Komen Orange County Race for the Cure, hosted by the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Founda- tion, will be held from 7 :30 to 11 a.m. at Fashion Island, Newport .. .. Beach. This is the nation's biggest annual senes of races with pro- ceeds dedicated solely to raising money for breast cancer. A race T-shirt is included m the entry fees -$25 for adults and $15 for breast cancer survivors and youths 17 and under. For more information, call (71') 957-9165. MONDAY Coastl.lne Counseling Center of Newport Beach will hold a free lecture on attention deficit disor· ~er at 7 p.m. at 1200 Quail, Suite 105, Newport Beach. Joan Andrews, an educational psychol· ogist, will present the overview. Andrews will talk about why a diagnosis is necessary and how to treat attention deficit d.i.9order suc .. cessfully. For more information, call (949)-476·0991. TUESDAY A representative from UCIA's Admissions Office will visit OCC's 'Ti"ansfer Center from 2 to 4 p.m. at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The nanster Center • • is designed to assist students in transferring to and from OCC. It is o~ from 8 a .m. to 5 pm. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday and from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432·5894. Salomon SmJth Buney'1 John Wayne Airport branch will pre· sent a free educational seminar titled "Planning Your Financial Future with Franklin Templeton and Salomon Smith aa,,ney • from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, Newport Beach. Por more information. call (949) 955·7579. The Costa Mesa Republican Women· Federated will hold its fust fall meeting. at 10:30 a.m. at 10131 Dey Drive, Huntington Beach. James Bruce Joseph Siev· ers will serve as the keynote speaker. Sievers will give a talk called: "An American Ul Love with his Country.• The meeting 'Will be followed by a luncheon. For m6re information, call (714) 962·5398. • I > Thwsday, ~ 23, 1m A 7 Salomon Smith Bainey and Franklin Templeton Punds wW sponsor a pretentation on their funds from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, '.SOO MacArthur Blvd., Newport BP_ach. No cost. For more infOI"' . mation, call (949) 955·?562. Ilea Eem-Mry ScbOol ........ people to donate backpacks and supplies to e<:oD<XDically disadvan- taged children in the community. Thole mterest.ed should schedule an appointment For more blfoana· tion, call (949) 722· 1955. The North Face will bold a lllcle show presentation featuring ath- lete Dean Ka.mazes at 8 p.m. at 1870 A Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Participants Will see · Karnazes' ultra--cbstance trail funning expe- rience. Ka.mazes' accomplish- ments include: the completion of the Western States 100 and the completion of an endurance race from Death Valley to the top of Mt. Wlutney. For more infonna· lion, call (949) 646-0909. SEE TOWN PAGE A8 Have you beard about new infertility treatments? This free community educatiol) seminar will help you understand how some of the latest advances may help you conceive. Learn how blastocyst culture, ICSI, assisted hatching, embryo microsurgery and other recent technological advapces may help you have a baby. join David G. Diaz, MD, FA.COG, Reproducttve Bndocrlnologlst, Medical Dlrecl<W of the Fertility <Amter at Fountain Valley Regional Hospital for this informative seminar. Hear about the Center's breakthrough in egg freezing for future implantation and meet patients who have ~undergone fertility treatments. Thursday, September 23 6:30-8:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 28 6:30-8:00 p.m. Hy.ttt Regency ln'ine • Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort 21100 Pacific Coast H"Y·· Huntington Beach, CA 92648 17900 Jamboree Road, Jnolne, CA 92614 Free refreshrmmls wi/J be served at bolo locations. I Fountain Valley Regional Hospital and Medical Cenier. '-•H.clltt.$y•- "With over 100 locations in the -area, we really are loc~I."- Since we're right around the comer. getting away for the weekend is now easier than Mr. Plus, with the added bonus of unlimited m les with every weekend rental in catlfomia. you can really get the most out of your weekend. We even haVa Insurance replacement rates. 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ONGOING The Prlmdl of the Newport 8eacb Public Ubra.ry Used Book Store needs to replenish its book stock. Patrons are urged to bring in unwanted books. With the exception of law books or maga- zines, all donatiOns -hardcover or paperback: -are welcome and are tax deductible. Books may be Orange County ii spoll.IOl'inq a discussion group focusing on issues, concerns and responsibili- ties of adult children caring for their elderly parents at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The purpose of the group is to help children and oth- er concerned relatives to identify problems and issues and develop appropriate solutions. Cost is $30. For more information, call (714) 4-45 -4950. New ltorytimel tor cblldren • 3 to 1 will be held at Newpott libraries. Pajama storytim~. where children a.re invited io come in their pajamas and bring a stuffed animal, will be offeret:I at 7 p.m . Wednesdays at Ute Corona del Mar branch, 42() Marigold Ave. Pajama storytime will be offered at 7 p .m. Mondays starting Sept. 13 at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Sat- urday storytime will be offered at the Central Ubrary at 10:30 a .m. starting Sept. 11. For more infor- mation, call (949) 117-3801. John King, president of JtS Con- ~ting, a management consult- ing firm that focuses on team- work and executive coaching, will speak on •nie Art of Effec- tive Business Dialogue" from A>:30 to 8:30 a.m. during the Inside Edge break.fast meeting at 'the University Club on the UCI -campus. The Inside Edge is an ~rganization wbere people gath- a to explore and expand their )>otential. Cost for first-time guests is $20 and $35 for repeat guests. For 1'10re information, call (949) 460-4242. The Orange County Chapter ol the Single Gourmet, an interna- tional fine dining club for singles, will bold a gourmet dinner at 1 p.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 854-6552. The Newport Beach Central left at any of the three branch . Luen's Lead Club, ortglnally founded in 1978 to help business people develop quality leads and expand their businesses. For more information, call (714) 842-1884. The John Henry FoundaUon will spqnsor the Comfort Zone, a mental illness support group to meet from 7:30 to 9 p.m . Thur5- days At the Lighthouse Coastal Community Church, 301 Magno- lia, Costa Mesa. For more infot- mation, call (949) 548-1274. OCT.2 Ubra.ry will present •Visual Phi-libraries, whidl indude Balboa, losophy: Where Pbilosophy, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They Metaphysics & Mythology Meet• could also be left in the special The Costa Meia Chamber of Commerce is holding networking luncheon meetings from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. Visitors are welcome. Cost is $12. For more information. call (114) 885-9090. The Orange County Fair & Expo- sition Center will bold a baby e~po from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the fairgrounds in Building 10. Cost is $7 for adults, and children 12 and under are free. For more information, call (949) -443-3735. A free program called "For Your Personal Safety" is being offered at noon in the Newport Beach Central Library Friends meeting room, 1000 Avocado Ave. Pre- sented by Andrea Queery, the program will focus on what citi- zens can and cannot do to ensure at 7 p.m. at 1000 Avocado Ave. book closet next to the book store, The free program, presented by · 1000 Avocado Ave. For more Lydia Ringald, will delve into.. information, call (949 759-9667. The West Newport Beach Assn. will hold its annual meeting of the board ol directors at 1 p .m. at 'the Newport Beach Council Chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd. Jan Debay, council representa- tive for west Newport Beach, will serve as the keynote s~aker. For piore information, call (949) 548- 4560. bow art viewers interact with the color and aura of energizing imagery. Other topics will include ideas, concepts, color and light. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. oa: 1& & 11 The Oasis Senior Center ls hold· ing a rwnmage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and from 9 ~ORANGmmoQ Benefltlnl! Orangewood ~ Malte" tlifference in tlH Children s Foundation . lift of a Jeserving chiJJJ • Just Arrived!! Large Shipment from Giorgio Rodeo Drive!!! "' ...... ... . EN'D O.F MONTH SALE Sat .. Sept. 25th and Sun. Sept. 26th 11 am -4 pm "Look for our Storewide Reductions" (949) 760-6640 •. 2850 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar Accepti11g Appointments For FALL Consignments. Donation& are always welcome. Hours: Mon-fri 10 am,;, 5 pm• Sat & La1t Sun of month 11 am-4 pm CHOOSE ONE OF THESE SMALL PHONES FOR A SMALL PRICE! MOTOROLA STARTAC™ • Built In phone book • Ring options SERVICES INCLUDE: PACIFIC WJNle.a BELL 9 REE* ERICCSON 788u. 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The Udo Isle Toastmasters Oub meets at 6:30=Mondays at the 01.kwood A ents, 1100 16th St, in the cl ouse ori the main Jewish Family Service of OrS.nge County is sponsoring an ongoing Jewish healing support group for people experiencing chronic ill- ness. The purpose is to provide participants with emotional anti spiritual support to manage ill- ness and its consequences. The group meets at 1 p .m. Thursdays at Jewish Family Service, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Attert- dance is free, but preregistratioo ls required. To register t>r for more information, call (714) 445- 4950. The Jewish Family Service of level. Newport Beaeh. For more information, call (949) 515-9470. .. (FU~~~~GS G)\, ~ON CO NS I GNMENT 'l=.t/' = • • COME VISIT OUR 10,000 SQ. Ff. 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Scrabble Club #350 meets from•6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at Borders Books & Music on 19th St. and Newport Beach Boulevard, Costa Mesa. Cost is $3. New players are welcome. For more inform&· tion, call (949) 789-4871. lbe Coln and Stamp Club meets from 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays at the OASIS Seruor Center New mem- bers who are interested in trad- ing, buying and selling stamps and coins are being sought to join these inf onnal meetings. T'hete are no fees required. For moie information, call (949) 644-3244 . loorGuys lifeth11 St1in W1tr11ty lifetime Seil ~1rr1nty Llfeti•• F14e W1rt111ty llfetl11e Mitt W1r11nty llf1tl111 l1tt1ll1tl1n • ORANOE COUNTY'S EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR OF LIFETIME CARPET FREE ARMSTRONI CERAMIC TILES FREE NO-WAX VINYL $14, tOUILE OLD CARPET 990 SQ. SQ. UPIRAlll RE•OVAL n. . n. PAlllll FREE FU RI ITU RE .,,, .. 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For more in.formation, call (714) 445-4950. m :)'llew(omers to the Newport each, Corona del Mar, Balboa .jsland and th~ Newport Coast .... • ,uea are invited to meet others ~ho a.re also new lo the area at -ihe Newport Beach Newcomers' Clu~. This group of women meets onC:e a month Wednesdays ~ t different homes and locations. or more infonnation, please call 1(949) 644--0302. ·I ..Jewish Family Service oJ Orange •.County provides a support and discussion group to assist partici- pants in their recovery from childhood or teenage sexual :abq.se. The grouw meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Bak- .er St., Costa Mesa. Preregistra- don is required. For more infor- tnation, call (714) 445-4950. A Deallng with Divorce Support ~roup is offered by Jewish Fam- lly Service of Orange Courtty. . The group is led by an experi- enced counselor and meets at 6 p.m. Tuesdays at th~ Jewish Fed- erapon Campus, 250 E. Baker St. .. suite G, Costa Mesa. For more information, including dates and fees, call Heather Watson at (71 4) 4.45-4950. interfaith couples support gioup is offered by JeWtSh Fami- ly SeJ"Vlce of Orange County. The , ~oup addresses issues faced by • touples where one partner is Jewish and the other is not. dncluding raising children, observing holidays, displaying symbols in the home as well as trelationships with extended fam- ilies. The group meets for three JWeekly sessions Wednesday evenings at Jewish Family Ser- vice, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, including dates and fees, call (714) 445-4950. ~ llbe Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Networkers Business Leads luncheon lakes place at ~1:.45 a.m. Wednesdays at the !Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 <.Goll Course Road, Costa Mesa. • iFOr more information, call (71"') '885-9090. Jtody conditioning classes for ture adults are offered al 7:30 . Tuesdays and Thursdays at · Reaction, 3928 C<i.JTlpus SAT, SEPT. 25 Orange Coaat College 2701 Fairview, Costa Mesa (714) 432-5880, ext. 1 I I IESTID I I .. around town .. California's all-big-boat show, the Udo Yacht Expo, is returning to Newport Beach for Its 21st year from noon to 7 p.m. today; 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. frtday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at Udo Marina Village. The boat show will be held on the comer of Via Udo ., and Newport Boulevard. Cost is $8 for adults. Children 12 and under are free. For more Infor- mation, call (949) 757-5959. Drive, Newport Beach. The first class is free with a cost of $10,per "class or $80 for 10 classes from then on. Bring a towel and water . Light hand. weights are recom- mended. For more infonnation, call (949) 588-2427. The Walklng Club of Newport Beach meets at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m at Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Lose the weight and have fun. For more infonnation, call (949) 650-1332. The Sea Explorer ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers a program for young men 14 to 18 interested in learning about sail- ing, seamanship, piloting, navi- gation and cruising. Meetmgs are held 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. The OASIS Senior Center offers ongomg assistance, counseling and r erral services for ·seniors. For appointments or more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Square and Round DdDce Club seeks experienced dance.rs to join its group from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th and Pomona streets, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 545-5669. A free support group for cancer· pabents meets at 7 p.m. Wednes- days and a support group for people suffenng from chr9nic fatigue syndrome meets from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays at the Insti- tute for Holistic Treatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Swte 100, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949} 251- 8700. Arthritis Foundation instructor Hillary Stone leads an exercise class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 513-5641. Nightly meetings are offered 1n Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone who wants to over- come rucobne addiction. For a schedule or more information, call (714) 774-9106 or (800) 642- 0666. The Newport Sports Collection Foundation, a nonproht organi- zation, operates a free museum at 620 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. The museum, which has one of the world's largest col- lections of sports memorabilia, is Investigations & Collections Specializing in Skip Tracing & Asset Searche Specializing in collection of Court, Judgments, Bad Checks & Bad Debt Service of Process, Legal Documents & Court Filing!> Service Available in All 52 States 800-448-7 505 ot to be confused with the Competition I! The one, the original 17th St. Beauty In the Ross Shop':J ~' 20% OFF Entire Purchase ~ouS,0 We wll match any ol our competttor's pric ... l E><ehJdes Avedo. Sebostton. and Skin Core Products. Not QOOd with OIW ott. ottet Ot ICle Item Wild wl~ Orly £4*es 9~/9'} L'lllSTITUT GUI NOT ••The Largest & Finest Beauty Supply & Full Service Solon In Orange County•• Open 7Doys (949) 642-1717 open from 9 a.m. to 5 p .m. week- days. For more information, call (949) 721-9333. . The Hoag Cancer Center spon- sors a free tai du class for inter- mediate to advanced levels from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday for people with cancer and theu families. A beginner session meets from 10:30 to 11:30 a .m: Fndays. The classes are designed to reduce stress, · increase longevity and promote a sense of well-being with basic, easy-to- learn, nonstrenuous movements. to aid in balance and concentra- tion. The class is Jree and taught by Victor Armand. No registra- tion is required. The Hoag Can- cer Center is at 4000 W. Coast Hig)lway, Newport Beach . For more informab.on, call (949} 722· 6237. • .· The OASIS Senior Center offers a daily telephone contact pro- gram for seniors who have a hm- ited local support system. For more information, call (949) 644- 3244. The Costa Mesa Communicators Toastmasters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the Orange County Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Dnve, Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to anyone who wants to improve his or her public speaking skills. For more information, call (714) 444-5030. The Newport Beach DlsUn- guished Toastmasters Club 1300 meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays in Sgt. Pepperoru's meeting room, 2300 Bnstol St , Newport Beach. For reservations or more information, call (949) 646-1274 . Mesa Messengers Toastmasters Club 691 m Costa Mesa meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church, 1701 Thursday, September 23, 1999 A 9 . W. Baker St, Costa Mesa. For more infonnation, call (714} 540- 4446 . Blue Fla.me Toastmulffl Oub 2717 meets at 1 a .m. Wednes- days at the Village Farmer, South Coast Plaza Village, 1651 Sunflower Ave.. Costa Mesa. The meeting is free for first-time v!S1tors. For more information, call (949) 855-4308. 'toastmasters Club 231 meets al 1 a.m. Mondays at the Irvine Co., 550-C Newport Center, Newport Beach. For more infor- matlon, call (949) 733-2209. · Harborlftes Toastmasten Club 1927 meet:, at 7 a.m. Wednes- days at the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E'. Coast Highway, Newport Bedch. For more information, call (714) 965-3648. Udo Isle Toastmasters meets Mondays from 6 30 to 8 p.m. at the Glenddle Fedt?ral Bank Commurnty Room, 100 Newport Center Drive, Fash.ion Island, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call (714) 964-5314. The OASIS Senior Center offers a Care-A-Van transport to take member') to appointments and grocery shopping. The shuttle takes members to the center. For appointments, call (949) 644- 3244 Tutoring ls available for people interested in-reading English~ but could use the help. Hourly rate~ and times negotiable For more information, call (949) 851- 1739 The OASIS Senior Center offers· v1sual-d1d screenings with a Braille Institute representabve by appomtment For more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3244. c_o•V•tte Convertlbie • Fern1ri • Jo9uor • Mercede1 • Porche • Plymouth Prowle,. • i ~ ~ Y daily • weekly or· \ • Sports Car Rentals monthly rateI l of /t(•wport Bttieh Hitt-p.,f.,.., Spefts C1n & Ltnry Y.wdts Gf..tGlhW..S- Ask ... °" Gift c.tilkltts If you are 60 or older, we invite yo~ to receive a free flu shot. Extra protection for the upconzing flu season.I Sunday, October 10 Hoag HC21th Ccnte.-.Costa M l 190 Baker SCrec-t(at Fainicw) 9 a.m. -I p.m. Call 800/51 -HOAG .. .. A 10 'Thursday, ~ 23, 1 m ACCIDENT . CONTINUED FROM A 1 del Mar High School who now attends Orange Coast College, said it WM not the first time he had come to someone's aid while bodysurfing at the Wedge. and f1.refighters rushed to the scene. Last year, he and two friends res- cued a man who seemed to be drown· ing, pulling him onto Finch's body- board and towing him to shore. ~e couldn't move. He couldn't lilt up his head,• said Pi.re Capt. Michael Murphy. "He was actmg like he was paralyzed.· Brown was taken to Hoag Memortal Hospital, and hospital officials were unavailable for comment on bis condi- tion. And two months ago, Finch saved a small child who had been pulled under rocks by currents. Brown's paralysis could be tempo- rary, a result of swelling near ~ neck. Or it could be permanent, said Ron Gamble, a Newport Beach paramedic who took Brown to the hospi~ "Tba Wedge clciimed ano vic- tim,• said Murphy of the inf ous bodysurti.ng spot. "That's why there's warning signs all over." •Ever since the Wedge was publi- cized, there have been a lot of people there who don't know what they're doing and wind up in tough situa- tions," said the avid bodyboarder, who surfs at the Wedge at least twice a week. "I like to help people, and I hope people would do the same for me,• he add ed. So why didn't Finch become a life- guard himself: ·1 can't swim fast Finch, a 1997 graduate of Corona enough." • DEBATE CONTINUED FROM A 1 to a resolution in the contenti,ous fight over the now-closed venue, said City Manager Allan Roeder. One of those ways is for the city to talce over enforcement of the noise restrictions if the amphitheater ever reopens. That assurance could help end the lat- est appeal in a string of lawswts that has haunted the ampluthe- ater since 1t opened, officials said. The Fair filed a fraud and antitrust la wsmt against the Nederlander organization m 1995 because, they said, Neder- Lander sold them the Pacific Amphitheatre for $12.5 million knowing that sound restricti9ns in the sale agreement made the venue useless The two pdrtles A question of noise Should the city agree to I enforce noise restric· tions at the Pacific Amphitheatre? call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642·6086 Of' send e-mell to dailypilotOearthlink.net. Please spell your name and include your hometown and phone number (for verification purposes only). reached a reported $16-milhon settlement last year. However, that was not the end of the case. In 1996, Mesa del Mar resi- dents Jeanne Brown and Laurie Lusk mtervened in the lawsuit on the side of Nederlander in an effort to invoke enforcement Tights and keep sound restric- tions in place Pau board members have contended that the residents' efforts were misguided since the lawsuit was about fraud and antitrust, not sound restrictions. Lusk and Brown, on the other hand, have said they have fought to mamtain the peace in their neJghQorhood too hard and long -17 years -to lose enforcement rights or have sound restrictions lifted. A judge ruled this year that Brown and Lusk are responsible for more thclll $50,000 of the $4.4 million m court and legal fees for their part m the lawsuit.Payment of those fees is pending. an appeal filed by the residents. Lusk and Brown's attorney, rucha.rd Spuc, had accused the Fair of seeking the legal fees as a tool of intimidation to prevent such an appeat. 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Coast Hwy Ocean side of PCH between Margucricc and Marigold In the Heart of Corona dtl Mar (Free Par/ting in Rrar} (949) 673-3791 stages.• The Fair has faced various lawsuits ever since the Pacific Amphitheatre's birth in the early 1980s, and officials have said they would like litigation to end. City officials hope they can make that happen to the benefit of both the Fair and residents, Roeder said. "The council has said for some time now that they would like to see some manner in which the Browns and the Lusks and other residents in the com- munity can go on their way with- out being burdened by excessive legal and court costs that could be imposed,• Roeder said. Lusk and Brown have said they would need assurances that someone would ehforce the noise levels at the amphitheater if they were to consider dropping their appeal, Roeder said. •1 think we're probably the • SPINNINGGD •GROUP EXERCISE • STEP CL.:ASSES .. 'Ille Wedge, aotortoas lor ltl dangerous coadl- ttom, • attracts bOdy- boarden andswtm- menfrom all over the U'eL A body- boarder rldes through a tube at the Wedge. SEAN HUER/ DALY PLOT most likely candidates since we a ttempted to do that back in the '80s and '90s, • Roeder said . Discussions between the city and the Fair Board are continu- ing. Fair Board President Don Saltare lli said he would be open to discussing the possibility of having the city enforce a 1980 agreement on sound restrictions, especially if i t means e nding the appeal. #These continuing appeals are costing the taxpayers an awful lot of money," Saltarelli said. · Saltarelli said he also thought the appeal was filed by residents as a way to get out of paying the more than $50,000 in court and legal fees. "I think they'll continue to lose and continue to run up the tab,• Saltarelli said. "I wish there was some way to settle with them, Lord knows we've tried.• . ~ .. .:rara1:._-~ ............... 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While city ofhc1dls clnd New- port Coast residents still need to work out some of the financidl poin~s of the unnexdt1on deal, both parties seemed hopeful dboul recent discussions, mclud- ing a closed-door meeting Tues- ,day rught. 1 1l"The d1scuss1ons are very miable. We're trymy to create a 1wm-wm s1tuallon,"' said Homer BJudau, city rll<lndger. "IBul) it takes a lot of time to get an application together." Jim McGee, the spokesmdn Newport Coast residents, ed to lean more toward Uously opturusl1c. We've made progress," he • .. . governing board out of SlX pro- po eel options. They decided that the Newport Arts Founda- tion or another nonprofit group would oversee the board and the arts commission, public members, library trustees and city staff would all make jomt decisions.· While the committee swiftly agreed that that the center would be owned by the city, whether or not it would be operated by the oty is' turning out tp be a much more time- consuril.ing decision. "We're on the horns of a dilempla," . said committee chaimian Jim Wood. said. But that is a significant change from last year at tlµs tune, when Newport Coast resi· dents ended negotiations with city officials to pursue the possi- bility of becoming an indepen- dent city. . Talks resumed again in Feb- ruary after the November elec- tions changed the makeup of the council and dty leaders made annexation a definitive goal for the year. McGee said Newport Coast residents' initial reiection of the clflnexation effort stemmed from a lack of good iniormauon. Their protestations last year eyentual- ly were tempered by the realiza- tion that cityhood would bP more difficult than annexallon, he said. As part of the negotiations, McGee submitted proposals fo the ci ty that be felt needed to be met in order for his community to 'agree to annexation These included: the creation of a uni- fied neighborhood, property tax rnlicf and an assurdnce that the codst would en1oy the same If operated privately, the committee •rmgbt have chal- lenges in getting it approved by the city," he said. But if operat- ed publicly, they might . have challenges with fund-raising. And the possibility of taxpayers fork.mg over enough money to pay for the center is a slim prospect. The committee plans to meet again next Wednesday in the hopes of. coming to a mote conclusive decision regarding the governing board. On Oct. 6, they will present their deasion to the public a~ a meetmg of Speak Up Newport at tlie Harbor Nautical Museum. ' municipal services as Newport Beach residents. One of the major sticklng pomts of the negotiations has been money. 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"It's just further evidence of the ability of the antia1rport people to put a lot of money into supporting their efforts to oppose the county's legal responsibility to take all action that will result in a commercial auport facility at the former El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta- tion .. " he said. "We know that the opposition to the county's charge is well-funded and we read in the paper often that they are expending huge sums of money.• MilllioD Viejo Mayor"Sberri M. BuUelfield :Mid ll;se ii IUp• ponive of the extra e:ipendi· ture and believes other coundl members Will agree. •Now is' not the time to get weak-bean.ad or tighten the . pwse strings,• ~ said. She added that although the city had not budgeted more money for the El Toro fight, she was sure the city would fmd a way to come up with the fund- ing .... Lake Forest Mayor Peter Herzog said he believed that his City Council would support the measure, too. •I think it's fair to expect that [the additional funds] 'would be approved in light of the severe impact the airport would have on' Lake ForeJ>t and the past sl4nce of all five counol members," Herzog Sdld. Because Lake Forest has · two representatives on the Planning Authority, the c1ty would be asked to pitch m about $350,000 -funds that Herzog said are available m the dty's budget~ Although they are strongly against the airport, Laguna · Woods Mayor Bert Hack said the city doesn't have the mon· ey to make a contribution at tbil time. Lagyna Woods became a city just m months ago and paid a discounted fee to become a member of the planrung authonty. Laguna Niguel City Coun- cilwoman MlDll Walters said she would al o be very sur- prised iJ her city clid not up- port the proposal. 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"We're on the air in Australia and England, and next year we may even go to England to pro- duce shows spedf ically targeted for the British market," added the redheaded Venezia with the bigger-than-life personality that hatt been an ingred.tent or suc- ~s with partner Crean on what the auo calls the cooking show for the "deranged~· Crean deliv- ers the one-liners and sets up all the recipes on the show, and Venezia stirs. There is plenty of stirring going on behind the scenes in the Newport Beach-based televi- sion production facility m the garage or the Crean estate known as "The Village,• and down the street from the Crean residence in the working home offices of the VeneZia compound off the Back Bay. "I'm not just the dumb red- head with the big wooden spoon,• jests Venezia, who hds taken the local dream and turned the project into both a career, a profitable business and now an international video enterpnse. •John Crean is no dilettante and neither am I,• added Venezia, who works on the show from all perspectives including video production, p,erfonnance, sales, marketing and program- ming year-round. ·John will not tolerate any red mk on this JOb, and frankly, I won't either. 1lus is not an ego exercise. We're trying to accomplish something here.• The duo have just self-pub- lished a cookbook based on the television show. The book, THI CIOWD appropriately titled, •At Home On The Range, The Cookbook for the Deranged," is available on the Internet at www.hotrange.com . lt just came out last week. "Tb.J.s is the first day, and we've had more than 200 orders,• shared the writer, Venezia. "But what if that's it? Wha! if there are no' more orders?" Checking in with Venezia later in the week she reported that the orders contin- ued to flow in, and that in fact they were even receiving inter- national requests from both Aus- tralia and Great Britain where the show enjoys considerable success. "The cookbook is just a natur- al outgrowth of our show,•. she added. "For years we've been getting requests from fans that they wanted a cookbook." Crean. the millionaire mobile home mogul behind Fleetwood, known for his dry wit, (both on the show and in the community where he and his wife of 51 years, Donna, enjoy a position of royal prorrunence on the social hierarchy), added, "OK. where else can you find a cookbook Health & Beauty Care Counselor from India, presently vialting Orange County/Los Angeles, offers: Free Consultation on Health/Beauty c.,. and Reverse Aging using AYUtVedic/Siddha Natural Herbal Dietary Supplements & ou.. Chronic C~ Wetcome. • members of that g1v~ you )okes along with great recipes. You c-an laugh while you make dinner." If laughter and good cooking can lead to a 51-year marriage, then there is certainly good rea· son to accept Crean's supposi- tion. The cookbook is not so much about making money, although it too will eventually end up in the black given the work ethic of both partners. Rather, the book, tilled with jokes, pictures. anecdotes, and plenty of recipes including such favorites as Spd.D Indonesia, crunchy almond snapper filets, seven-minute cabbage soup sur- prise, and the best t\lna casserole this side of somewhere, is meant to expand the franchise. "In seven years we've made 228 episodes of the show. We began on Southern California access cable and now we are on KOCE, the lO<?al PBS station with some 5 million viewers," report· ed the workaholic Venezia who also sold the show to Australia's Lifestyle Channel ·and to Sky TV in the UK, where it plays both in daytime and late night slots. "They don't really know what to make of us there either,• said the producer, star and videotape shipper. "But they are committed to finding a niche for the show. Hey, it's not so bad to be on at noon and midnight. We get them all that way." Many folks assume that with the Crean fortune behind the project, it has been an easy ride. Venezia, who is married to a very successful local businessman as well, has never taken a permy for granted. ·This has been a real career pursuit from day one,• she said, adding that at times her involve- ment in the local social and char- itable orcwt was a challenge m our healthcare Family. .. Board-ccr1ified pediatricians Shelley Chacon, M.D, and "1ery Brouwer, M.D., ha\e joined the Ldinger ,\1\edical Group pediatrics depat1ment. • Bertram DiaJ, M.D • Harry Rllman. M.n • M.ai-Kbanb Tran. M.D • Burton Willis. M.n Shelley Chacon, MD and Valery Brouwer, MD Board-Certified Pediatricians 7;, scfu:dufe an appointment, call· (714) 438-3838 Dr.. Chacon und Dr. B1·ouwer are ulso members of the phys1c1nn !.toff of Fountoin Valley Regional J fospital ond 1\i\cdictll Center. J~gctbe1· with the entire pediatric staff at Edinger .\i\cdical group, they are dedic:atcd to providing comp1·r>hcnshe care for the newest members of your famil)~ • 2-f-hour on-call pediatriC'ian • 2-f hour nurse advice • Convenient appointment hours • Emergcrx:y .,.eek.end and boliJ.y appointmen'3 • Major insurance plans acccpttxl Costa Mesa's Barbara Venezia and John Crean are the stars of "Al Home On The Range," a cable TV show produced from Crean's garage overlooking the Back Bay. terms of tune mdOagernent. Venezia has been past chair or many worthwhile events, most notably handling the ma1or duties at several Opera Pactf1c balls and Islanders pro1ects for children. ·1 had to pull back al a certain point,• she Sdid. "I 1ust couldn't do it dll, dnd do it dll well.• Today, Venezia dnd <;rean are dedtcated to seeing how fdr they can take their seven-year video experiment. Along the road, the pair have been courted by major managers. production comparues and networks. Castle ·Rock Entertauunent, producers of major national tele- vision product wanted to do a development deal. Fox Lab, a ctivision or Fox TV, signed them to a five-year deal in 1995, only to disappear in 1996. They've been regulars on ABC-TV's "The Home Show,• and a host of other popular outlets "We've learned that we have to do it ourselves," Venezia said . "Can you imagine these 20- something-year-old TV execu- tives coming to Orange County to the Crean garage and telling John what's funny? Please I" Venezia recounted some or the more bizarre Hollywood for- ays, mcluding an early trip to , Beverly Hills when the show tint began. f1 "Everyone told me we oeedeO an agent,• she said. •So, I drove up to Beverly Hills and went tt>i • the biggest agency I knew, William Morris. I walked in the · door and asked to see an agent. I said it didn't have to be a big agent. A little agent would do .. • .. Any one would do. What did J ' know? It seemed like a civilizedJ way to do business. I'd in~uoe ·myself and tell them what we ,, were doing and it would go from there. I have never been more 1 ·humiliated in my life." ! · Venezia has learned much-in s~ven yea.rs. So has Crean, in , fact. However, their experience has taught them that in show , business, as in life, if you want the JOb done right, do it yourself, So Crean, at 74, and Venezia at 38 and holding C> an unlikely yet highly likable duo 0 talk1he talk and walk the walk of show biz and media saturation in an ongoing attempt to.take their lit- tle local cooking show to the world. H It could happen," insisted Venezia with a wide grin. •We got 90 more book orders today. And that's with no publicity.• Crean tells his cohort to let him know if he has to go to Eng~ land to tape new version.S of the- show. •John will just come over for the actual taping which will la.st a few concentrated weeks,• she reported. "We'll do all the pre- production before he arrives, which means that I'll be there fQ a couple of months in advance. Please don't tell my husband.• Actually, her husband is well aware of the demands placed upon his wife. They only reo returned from a trip to Europe f meeting and scouting the proj possibilities . "I think my husband prefer9- Costa Mesa," Venezia said. Bu the prospects for a profesSional stirrer and her wealthy and po erful Spam expert chef and part• ner are only limited by their determination. With that in min you can be sure that our Ne~ port-Mesa neighbors will one day be on TV sets broadcastinij in foreign tongues. *I have enough trouble with English," Venezia added. 1Tou- ble is early a good friend. In fact.( the more trouble the better. t Check out the cookbook. It's a 1 real hoot. l • 8.W. 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"American Beauty,• starring Kevin Spacey and Annette Ben- ing, two actors of fonrudable tal- ent, focuses on a dysfunctional family, a dysfunctional society - in this case, limited to the upwardly mobile upper-middle class -and, by extension, a dys. functional world. Full of clicbes deliberately tar- geted by the author, director and producers, •American Beauty" is intended to be a sendup of the current llf estyles and attitudes of our affluent neigh- bors who seem to live in a mode to which· we all aspire. In one cogent Eleanore Humphrey remark, our •hero• Lester Burhnam (Spacey) tells us that what we see is not necessarily so. Lester has been a Jllghly paid writer in a posh advertising agency with all the •benrues, • both professionally and socially, which go with the job. His mar- riage to the attractive Carol (Bening) has gone hopelessly sour, he is alienated from his teenage daughter, Jane (Thora Birch), who states vehemently and constantly that she hates him, and he is having the usual (cliche) m.j.ddle-age sexual-psy- chological-and-mental crisis without really being aware of it. A t which point be quits his Job, bis wife begins an affair with a charismatic but shallow col- league (Peter Gallagher) and Jane takes up with a peculiar, but attractive, senior and new next-door neighbor (Wes Bently). It should also be noted that Jane has a •best friend ,• who, like everyone else in the film, is not what she seems to be. Mena Suvari (a nubile A.ngela) does splendid acting in a showy (also, deliberately cliche) role. The mix makes for some laughter from the aud)ence, but this is not a comedy or even a humorous portrayal of the hid- den, but real, traumas not being coped with very well by these affluent achievers. 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Costa Mesa 19491 545.2252 ROYAL KHYBER Award Winoog Cu1sme of India Open for ltllCh Mon -Fri 11 ·3(). 2pm. Closed for krdl on S8ttrd8y &may 8n.nch Suffet S8Md 11:30-2.30pm Dimer serY8d from 530pm. Located et the South Coast Plan Villege. 1621 w. Sonflower Ave 1714) 436-1010 SABATINO'S RESTAURANT 8c SAUSAGE COMPANY Pasta. C8e8ll' uled. homlmede llUllQ8. veal, lamb, Yegetarwl dishes. Wlfll, beer, ceppuccino & dauett Hotn .. 7 days • week. SerWlg Set a Soo bMch frun B 30-1 00. Sun. -lhn 11 am 1 ()pm Fri Set 11 am 11 pm All maeor credit cards accepted located At 251 SIVpyerd Wl'i,Newport Bm1 l949J 723-0621 NEWPORT NOODLE w.. thl PonlbilltiaS An Endlesa • Thia ronn. Newport Rib Company lacltiq1 It 200) Nlwpor't 8hid We offfl' QIJlsta I wid9 llT8Y of delicloU& pest.a&. dti.lln. It.Ilk end seefood • i:inc- effordebll for the \litlOle llmily cu wtnn oomlortable booetll. f\AI blr. kids' mtn1 end ~room 11'9 Mil worttl the V1Slt Open Mll"f day It 4 00 pm Tiki ~ IMlllable .rt. 11 ·:ll NA C949l 548-0099 ZUCCHIERO RISTORANTE Come and' tty the oUll!' t.IMI of ltlly T~ & ~ Ulia1 mn.i prepered by chef Sllr1 Adlnll We dfll' a f\AI blr & 1 verilty of _... to choole from Eojoy uqulB!tt ~ in a l'OnllRJC ..u1ng ~ 1or dmlr mtr s ~10 :l)prn ffidt't a ~ S ~ 11 :Q> m local.Id It 215 Rr..rtidl Ave ~ Ff'Om the Pmt Officl ReHrwtiona Sugo8sted 19491 646-P333 SAPORI lt.tli9'I food tor ~ ...... Oplr\ 11 3Qwn.1D«!Pm. ~ ~. 11 ~,, OOptn fridlrf Sebl'dly IOcU:I • 1Ca:J ~ DrM. UM9l 844-4220 ARMANICAPI: ~ '° d'tl Empurio Mnlfll twlqut. Atftwi Celt dfn • _..,. .-q fur 1 WI mM1 D*-"'~ diltlll tram Nmnn\ -.., tnd ll1IOf 1 oi-d • rrt Che Oladoor P1UO SlrftnQ Vdl I ... -u..d ,... ..... ODll't "'8Dllh Orlllt Alla (7,., ~ siderable skill and good dia- logue, but at a length dispropor- tionate to its validity. The veter- an, talented Conrad Hall's cine- matography is at times subtle and haunting and brings its own values to the story. forever. The only problem is that no one knows what the love of his life is. Is it his girlfriend or baseball? Chapel has always put baseball first. It's baseball or his girlfriend and the dock is ticking. Whil everyone else is batting he ha~ time to look back over the past five years -and hopefully make a deas1on. He also has to pitch and wm Can he come up with the right plan with all the stress and acllon around him? The entire cast is above aver- age, and lt's an easy filin that can just flow over the viewer. It's also much more than that. The tradi- tional rose whJch epitomires Amer· ican middle-class culture is the key. Costner has Melissa Costner does sports movies well. l le brings sports alive. Love stones are a completely different ll'ldtler. Those hinge' on his co- stars. Kelly Preston 1S a pro. Her character, Jcme, IS a fashion writer alraid of becoming a groupie. She doesn't want to be hurt a'gain.,.so · she keeps Billy at a distance. had some · Richard.son great hits and • IEU!ANOltE ~. •over 65," lives In Costa Mesa and Is a politic.al junkie involved with several city com· • mlttees. Baseball is backdrop for Costner love story W hat do guys love more, sports or women? More importantly, what does a professionaJ baseball player love more? some great misses. '!For the Love of the GaJn.e" is a hit. You don't have to love baseball to enjoy it. The characters and story grab the audience from the beginning and never let up. It's a drama with the pace of an action-adventure and it's amazing. It's hard and fast but also tender and sweet -the same as Billy Chapel. ·For the Love of the Game"' is about the gdffies we play,·push- mg and pulling all those around us to feeJ sdfe. But is 1t enough to JUSt be sale? What about excite- ment and nsk? Billy Chapel (Kevin Costner) is hitting a milestone. A pitcher for 19 years, he's turning 40 and he could lose the love of his lile The setting is Yankee Stadi- um. It's crunch time. Chapel hds to win the last game of the regu- lar season against the Yankees and at the same time figure out what to do: He's hit a fork in the road and he can't go both ways. The greatest pd.rt of the movie is that there is no down time. Whether you laugh or cry, it pushes all the ngbt buttons. • MELISSA RIOtAROSON, 19, is a Cos- ta Mesa resident and a Junior at UO. ~ z (.f~~ol. ~ 1~~) ~ ~ &4.J'9~~ ~BfST~~ S<onet • muffins • ~'tty croiu.nu S.rving Diedrich Coffee Live·OOAAJand F~s~~~rdays 8p m-1 1pm · r.-----------~ tlFICEE 1 I nMfin with purchase of <affee I L-..!_~u!!.°~~~~e!__J VILLA NOVA Villa Noya offers Classic ltalien Cuisine with a spectaCtJlar VrtNt F98tlling homemade peetas, fresh s8efood & V881 specialdes and a tnCl'l8 waterfront embilnce remnscenc of en 1t811¥1 Coultryside Professional service & an award W1M10Q Wiile ltst del9Jt patrOnS ~le dlfWlQ 11"1 this romentlC setting Live entertainment begins rlfPJy at 9pm, The upstan Cigar Uulge feetu'es premuT1 Clgll'S, spntS and an extensMI eppetuar meru Located et 3131 WUf. r.oast Hwy 1949) 642·7880 LUGANO CUCINA DEL MERCATO The aoph1sbcated ambiance IMll remind you of a Milanese caM DellCIOUS meals kn sawv dinners to this posh spot v.flere palat.e- pleasing fare 1s created using only the freshest ipgred1ents Mon-Fn: 8reakfastlloocMJ1nner, Sat·Soo Dmner Located at 650 Anton Blvd 17141 668-0880 . AMACHI Sushi & Sushi to Go Complete Bar All Major Credit Cards located At. 2675 INine Ave CAt.tou from Newport Golf Colnel 1949! 645-5518 BEN I HANA America's most celebrated ~se restatnnt ()pen 7 days a weei( LlllCh 11 30-2 ~ Mon ·Fn . Omer 5 :E-10pm Mon - lhn . 5 30-11 OOpm Fn • 5 00-11 00pm Set . 4 30-9 :l1pm St.r1 located et 4250 Bll'Ch St 949-955-0322 Ml CASA °"'meals are rw:Nt a tnp to Beje as well ea Me•ico Now offeMg fish tacoa. PtlOnl eh8ed for orders to-go Hein Daily from 11 am. All maior Credit cerda accepted located At. 296 17th St • Costa Mesa (9491 645·7626 AVILA'S EL RANCHITO Authentic Mexican food , With the freshest ingredients & a new hght CU1&1na. Great merg!W'ltas HCU"S Ltrlch & D~ All maior credit cards ec:cepted Located at 2101 Placent11. Costl Mesa -642· 1142, 2800 Newport 81\Jd, Newport Beach -675-6855 end 2744 E. Coast Hwy , CDM -19491 644-8226. LAGRANJA MEDITERRANEAN GRILL The ~ Cl.l8#1I d ~ blend of ttw best~ Spri;tl and Med"8l'T'lneen ll8¥ors rt8brWlg tapeS. peelll fresh &Nfood. Baeque.styte grilled mlllltl, fnt M1ll ..., 8')il'itl LlllCh • seMld 1 1 OOlrn ta 2 3Jpm Oiml!r II seM!d 8 00pm to 1 1 00pm Located ll 1 (XX) Bristol NotVl lbatween Br'd'I & Jarnbcne) 19491 2529396 THE ARCHES The premun steak ..., l88food house 111 Orange" Corey l"1C8 1922 5eJving kn::h Mon ·Hi 11 ~ l61tll 3 OOpm Dnw served rq,rJy ~ 1 OOam loceted on Newpu:t Blvd & r.oast_.,,,,, .. ._._,... Newport 8elctl 19491 645· 7077 MORTON•s OF CHICAGO This venerable ~ IS renowned for getW0US partiotlS of perfectly prepared pnme, eged, pn-fed beef 11& well as first ru seefood and desserts 6eMd an .., upscale daWlg club and bar sett111g Private dintng rooms avadeble Top reted restaxant - Southern Cahfornta Zagat ~ Moo-&ri Dimer/late Night Located et SoWl r.oast Plaza Vill80" (7141 4444834 SCOTT'S SEA FOOD GRILL & BAR A popular awerd·wtnn1ng restaurant known for rts quality dintng experience that 1s as famous for 1ts classically prepared fresh seafood as its aged pnme beef Save room tor e SIM'lllltuous dessert Daily loocMJ1nrerA.ata N•~ After OCPAC located at 3300 Bnstol St , 8a'O&S from SoWl Coast Plaza 17141 979-2400 CATALINA FISH KITCHEN Get hooked on the fntshest fish IMlllable Fresh ~ fish. seefOOd and chicken, sandwiches salads gnned plate$ and pasta soecia1aes Oi>«l seven days e week Mon ttru Sat 1 1 am 9prn Stlldey 11.:n- 7pm cae."Ylg IM!llable loceted at 670 w 17th Sl #GB r.osc.a Mase CWest of the new Trader Joes l r949l 645·8873 T~ECANNERY Histonc waterfrol'1t rutaunn end hlri>ol" tt\11$8 cenUlr Holts Mon -Set 11 30 • 2 am SU'I 10 am-12 pm, All map-Cl'9dit <*'di ReS8M1Cions 8liogested locaud et 3010 ~ Ave , Newport Beacil.CA 92663 19491675 5777 Fax t949l 675 2510 AMELIA'S SEAFOOD & ITALIAN RESTAURANT For 39 years Amelia hes been 9el'WlQ the locals end 'Mltors r:J ~ Beech who cherish the finest "' delectable pe&t8S. fine wines & e•QU1s1ta aea foods &.ls t dmer 1s 88l'll9d SU'I thru Thu-t from 5 00 pm -6 00 pm Oinner daily staning at 5 pm W'Ch Fn Sat. Sun from 11 30 1m tti 3 30 pm &tld8j bnn:h from 10 00 am -3 30 pm 311 Ma'ine A'ie. on 8tlboe ~Island !9491 673-6580 THAI SPICE Voted by the ~ • ln The Bai of ~ Crunty l8CtiOl'I II 'The Thai Food In 0renge OolA'Y • l.l.l'Ch, ' dinner,~ & ~ t-«1N OPEN IN lfMNE. 15455 Rood tat M"la Center ()' ) 857.8424 eveiYd8Y SU\ ttll'\I nu. 111m-9 ~ fri And Sit, 11 tm-1 ()pm Also loc8te:2 • 615 w 19th St • Cos.a Mesa C94!n 548-4333 ROYAL THAI Open 7 Oeys SeMng ltn:tl 11 Dl'I\ • ~ SU'ldly • :rluedlrt Oim!r 5'xn • , Qprn ~ -'Thnday Fri end ~ Qp8fl \tltll 11 pm Located flt 4001 w Coast Hwy (949) 645-mWJ • ... ., ........... A 14 date book Dai~ Pilot~ b 'Five Women' a must-see for those re~dy t«;> head ~to holy matrtiµony TQm e ng r hits the wall in Newport Beach . TOM 1'rrus ." W hat Robert Harling did with a quintet of Southern women in #Steel Magno- lias," fellow playwright Alan Ball has done, and then some, in •Five Women Wearing the Sarne Dress,• the current production of the The- ater· District in Costa Mesa. The setting is a bit nortll, m Knoxville, Tenn., but the flavor is much the same -fiv~ ladies vent- ing against THEATER REVIEW ~~n!d~~ particular, the opposite sex. In Ball's tightly woven play, the quintet are brides- maids, identically garbed in flow- ery purple gowns suggesting a 1950s prom. This is the sort of scenario that tits into the Theater District like a long, white glove. Artistic director Mario Lescot delights in producing plays depicting involved· and com- plicated relationships, and this one is made to order for the theater and its excellent resident company of actresses. The •Five Women• of the title are bridesmaids, repairing to the bed.room of the bride's younger sis- ter between the wedding and the reception, where they let it all hang out emotionally and (m one case) literally. They're a diverse lot -the bnde's rebellious sister (Shannon Hunt), a 1aded woman with a failed marriage (Christi Sweeney), a near- nymphomaniac (Alice Ensor), a well-adjusted lesbian (Deborah Conroy) and a virginal religious fanatic (Crystal Sutton). m ..... , ..... -THIU."'81' • W1aE: Theater District. 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa + WHEN: Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 7 p.m. through Oct. 2 + HOW MUCH: S 15 to $20 + PHONE: (714) 435- 4043 The .. Five Women Wearing the Same Dress• are (front. from left) Deborah Conroy, ChrlsU S~eeney and Shan- non Hunt. while behind them are Allee Ensor (left) and Crystal Sutt.on. These combined personalities are a recipe for a volatile afternoon, and Lescot explores the conflict in detail, focusing patiently on each woman and her troubled psyche. All come through gloriously, illwru- nating and beautifully defuung their unique characters. Ensor delivers the most accom- plished and arresting performance, exuding her matter-of-fact sexuality with stinging ripostes. She excels in a verbal exercise in seduction late in the play with a wedding guest - Jason Wesley Green, who's out for Traditional & Contemporary lla/iatr Cuisine . . Co1t1t• aucl trv tllf• Iott•\/ rt'\l<lltront i11 N«wr1ort llt'o<11. w .. j1•rt111rt• tl,.f,. '"'" I""'"· jukv An1:1" \leak..\, t•" t•llt•111 '""'"''" 011d '""' f>t'rft•c t martini! w, plVudly o.fr•r a twlll6hl dlnmtr from 5 7 at $20/pt'r\(Jll. something more meaningful than a one-night stand -and flashes her fangs splendidly in a philosophical showdown with Sutton and her suf- focatingly religious attitude. The most achingly effective interpretation is rendered by Hunt, who ranges from carefree abandon -removmg her shirt and flashing the wedding guests from the win- dow -to painful introspectlon, describing her deflowering as a girl of 12 at the hands of her older sis- ter's boyfriend. Sweeney, as an mebnated woman trapped in a love less mar- riage, scores with a bitter account of illicit sex behind a downtown trash bin. Her matjtal failure stands as a warrung sign to the others. Normally, a homosexual charac- ter would be the most conflicted in a play, but Conroy not only is well grounded in her lifestyle, she revels in jokes at her expense. u she has any serious issues, they're well and deeply hidden. C~tal Sutton wraps herself • tightly in a shroud of Chrlstianity as .. the only virgin at the event. trans- forming what initially emerges as a cancature into a full-blooded and conflicted character. Her physical makeover during the play suggests an emotional one on the way. Green exudes a confident swag- ger and sexuality in his cameo appearance, playing a smirking mating game with Ensor. He unearths his true concern smoothly and skilllully. The bridesmaids' gowns, beauti- fully designed by Joan Lescot, become intrinsic characters in the comedic drama. And the Lescots' setting, backed by Its luxurious bed, nicely accommodates the action while containing an air of comfortable authenticity. •Five Women Wearing the Same Dress• is a superior exercise in ensemble excellence featuring a company of actresses well-schooled in virtuosity and dehrutely familiar with each other. It should be part of every couple's prenuptial agree- ment. • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. • Star of upcoming movie, 'One Man's Hero,' appears at Muldoon's in Fashion Island. ALEX Coot.MAN !Wt Pill The silver screen met the brick wall Wednesday when film actor Tom Berenger was inducted into the Guiness/Mul- doon's Wall of Fame in the courtyard of Mul- doon 's Dublin Pub in Newport Beach. The wall, which was created in March, aims to celebrate the accomplish- ments of people of Irish ancestry, said Richard Kaplan, director of special everits for the pub. "I've been to the rock 'n' roll hall of fame and all those places that honor artists, but there's nothing else like this,• said Kaplan, who came up with the idea for the mon- wnent. Berenger appeared at the ceremony as part of a larger media campaign for the movie •one Man's Hero,• in which he stars. The film, a historical tale of a group of Irish soldiers cought up in the war between the United States and Mexico, opens Friday. Berenger, who seemed a little worn out as he fielded questions from his wUe, his assistant, director Lance Hool and a gaggle of reporters, was op ti- mistic about the chances for the film. •People went to see 'Braveheart' and it was, what? Scotland in the 1300s or something like that,• Berenger said. The actor and his entourage . said they were heading to Mexico, where the movie was filmed, after their date at Muldoon's. They are scheduled to meet \\!ith the presidents of Mexico and Ireland for a special ceremony connect- ed with the film's opening: In addition to the glory he will encounter south of the border, Berenger -or a photo of him, anyway - gets to join the celebrities featured on the wall at MuJdoon's The wall is rather emp- ty because of its recent inception, but it does fea- ture such notables as L.A. Lakers broadcaster Chick Hearn, rock group The Doors. and •Lord of the Dance• choreographer Dolreann Maoleidigh Hoy. ,. t~ r eawp,,, s,. r ulqJ,,, ,p_) ~ TEAROOM • ANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES 99~ t;......., . i' 3500 sq.ft. of antique theme rooms 949·650·5223 100 /l/e..rtMllf~~ llv-e. • Jtluu;ol"t 8ea.ci ( ~ tJll 11,.,,..eBJ.I.) A GREAT PLACE FOR A DATE "The New Taste Sensation in Chicken, Steak & Seof'OOd~ -Kevin tves '98 "Serving some of Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMETICAL~Y IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! _Iii 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa • One Block Soutb of 405 Fwy .. (714) 545-7168 The distinctive cuisine of Majorca · a blend of the best <I SpanJsh and MecUterranean flavors. Serving Lunch and Dinner ~ Pot" Rootll ( 1111 to 4() fU-t>f>lt') Full Bar -Catt'rin>< "The aromas of garlic & cilantro waft & conversation hums at lnka Grill" the most innovative foods around· {OSTAMESA Tapa.s Paella ~aJenclanas rreh Seafood .. 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New Chef • New Menu V~ltiA t ...... ~ HAPPY IDOi every Mon-Thurs 5-7 pm Friday lifght na Appetiser Buffet! ~ Wf th boat bicludea V91etable Platea ~ I and Cb1pe a 8alM · All Draft Been $1 OFFI ~1 Mon • Hot Dogs . /l1l~ 1\1cs • Chicken Wtngs . Wed • Spaghetti TI1ur • Chicken Taqultos r----~------------------, l Fll,B_!: .. !,!_,!11 I I ,.w., ............... ,.., I I lloD·TlamtlM • ..a,.~,.._., • ._, • .,.. I I Vaid lloa·Thn t llt ,,_ .,._IOpll I L ~-~ ....... ~~ ~ ....... .._.,..,. ......... I .,,,,,, I --~------------------------~ Jmque ~Grilled Meats flne WlneS &. Splrtts 1000 Bristol North ~en 81rdi &. jamboree) ~ Mi:h, C!A 92660 GRAND OPENING • 01edrich's coffee •Chai Tea •Smoothies • Monln·fl1vor'd Espresso Drioks • Baked FrHh Dall~ ·Sconea ·Cinn1mon Rolls ·Crescent Rolls • Variety of Bagels & Muffins (94?1 w~~b~-!~27 FORElH N ZON . t I - ·datebook ~.~ber23, 1999 A15 What lackS m ·ctecor ·"is made up with fl~vor at Roy's SrrniEN SANTACROCE 0 range County, long known as the restaurant . mecca of family style chams such as the Olive Garden or Chili's, is finally coming into its own as a destination for fine dining. Chefs like Pascal Olhats and Mark Goodell have estab- lished their eateries as some of the best in Southern California. It's no wonder that the area has started to attract celebrity chefs eager to cater to local res- idents' increasingly sophisticat- ed palates. Joachim Spllchal of Patina DINING REVIEW ~n~~~~~ first to ven- ture in with his incredibly suc- cessful Pinot Provence, and most recently we are treated to Roy Yamaguchi's Pacific Rim delicacies at Roy's in Newport Beach. Trained at the Culinary Insti- tute of America, Tokyo-bom Yamaguchi apprenticed at such notable restaurants as L'Ermitage and Michaels before opening his. own 385 North on La Cienega in Los Angeles. Roy moved to Hawaii in 1988 and opened the first Roy's in Honol ulu to critical acclaim. The Roy's empire now includes several Hawaiian locales, as well as restaurants m Guam, Tokyo, Pebble Beach and Scottsdale. Despite the Asian and Hawaiian influence eVJdent in the menus and all o( Roy's hter- ature, the decor JS disappoint- ingly Southern CaWornian. · Light woods are predominate in the furniture dnd trim, giving the place a somewhat modem Danish look. A fnend dared to remark that it reminded her of an IKEA showroom. Now that migbt be gomg a bit fdr, the place is actually quite lovely, it just doesn't evoke any particu- lar atmosphere or sense or locale. The help at Roy's is quite enthusiastic. As you're ushered t~ yow table, passing members of the wait staff will greet you with a hearty ·Aloha, welcome to Roy's.• Even the hostec;s, who oorely glanced up from the reception desk when we checked in, got into the act as she sedted us. launching into an t1e11tJe ESTABLISH ED 1962 Steak • Seafood • Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 + WHEllE: 453 Newport Cen- ter Drive, Newport Beach (at Fashion tsland) + WHEN: Monday through Thursday, 5 to 10 p.m.; Friday and s.tUrcMv, 5 to 11 p.m. + HOW MUCH: Exoensive + PNOflm: (949) 640-7697 BRIAN POBUOA I DAILY P!l.OT Executive chef Paciflco Mata holds the shredded Chinese chicken salad, one of many dishes olf ered at Roy's in Fash.Ion Island. exuberant monologue and gush- ing over several of the desserts. She was so good I felt like applauding. Applaud I ctid as we worked our way through executive che! Paclfico Mata's inspired menu. The two-page menu features a page of regular dtshes, and a pdge of daily specials. Among the regular dishes are several dun sum-style appetizers, SEPTEMBER i4 - OCTOBER 24. 1999 l.ow·prioo! p~•~ Ix-gin p1rmbcr 11 I ut ot the Wat rnmes a gripping 1-'S)'(JKM!nan\il 17 Amnica·s most vol.\lllc playwright. 1& atory of rwo hrothcn hradms mW1trJ an ootragroui H1 '"" ..,11hc 111ov1c howdown ,..~ .. l(Jtifl DOOSE CACIAGIJ MOON ANll MICHAfJ J. MOON 111mtt 1UTMt. OC WrJ:IUl' Uleluding tasty lobster pot stick- ers_($9.95). The dumpling con- tain a filling generously laced with lobster meat, and arc fried crisp before being served wtth light soy dipping sauce. Chicken spring rolls ($7 .95) were also quite good dipped m the mandarin orange syrup that accompanied them. My favorite appetizer was a special: gdrlic- seared calamari served with Asian spaetzle. The calamari is quickly cooked with tomatoes, broccoli and shiitake mush- rooms, and served in a tasty soy- based sauce with small spaetzle -pasta-like dumphngs' about the size of large peas. The com- bination is truly unique and fla- vorful. delivered this dish by accident instead of an ahi pecial on the menu, but I liked black pepper crust and mustard sauce better than the herb coated version t onginally ordered I should point out that the mistake was · ·corrected immediately when l pointed it out to our waiter. label, m dmg a truly temble chardon y that'at $9 a gla~i. is downnght embanas~ing. By the bottle, the resldura.nt often sev- eral unique choices, such as the delicous Nautilus Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand ($32). Several desserts are offered to hnish off your dining experi- ence, but you really needn't go any farther than Roy.'s signature chocolate souffle ($8.50). As Roy's also offers several indi- vidual-size pizzas that can make a nice light entree or be shared as a first course. A good choice would be the tiger shrimp and pancetta pizza ($7 .95), made with smoked Gouda cheese and a red pepper sauce. The entrees show off the Asian-influenced Pacific Rim cuisine that has made Yam- aguchi famous. In particular, Roy's emphasis on fresh, locally caught fish provide some of thf! menu's hjghlights. On the specials list one night was d delicious steamed Alaskan halibut ($22.95). The fish is first seared then codted with an Asian-style pesto and finished in · the steamer. Just before serving hot peanut oil is drizzled over the dtsh for an added layer of flavor The Asian pesto, which lS made with cilantro and macadarrua nuts instead of the more traditional basil and pine nuts, has a fresh herbal note that brings out the delicate flavor of the halibut. Another good choice ts the blackened ahi tuna ($24.95), a thick sushi grade stedk crusted with black pepper and served rare over Asian vegetables with a soy mustard sauce. l was Occasionally a dish rrusses the mark, like the bacon- wrapped scallops ($24.95) The scallops are wrapped in apple- wood-smoked bacon before roasting, .which imparts a great flavor and keeps them moist. They're then served over a deli- cious red pepper and tomato risotto; a hearty, rich rice that brings out the flavors of the bacon and scallops. Af this pomt the dish JS perfect, and the final addition of a dollop of tangy shrimp ceviche only detracts from the overall effect. Roy's features a diverse but expensive wine list. Most of the wines featured by the glass are bottled under Roy's pnvate you cut mto this rich treat, warm melted chocolate oozes out and melds with the raspber- ry sauce and vanilla ice cream served alongs1c;le. It's truly irre- sistible .. Despite the lack of Hawaiian ambience in the decor, the Asian-inspired culSlne and cheerful stalf at Roy's will make you welcome the latest foray by a respected and world-· renowned chef into Newport Beach • STEPHEN SANTACROCE's dining reviews appear every other Thuffday. Live Entertainment Nightly at 9pm unn Rich Fauno Sunday-Wednesday b J - .1 ;J J J:r Misbehavin' -----· ---· ... _ . ........ - ' • ' .. A 16 Thuudoy, September 23, 1999 ¥ MUSIC HANK SHAPIRO AND JOE FRIEDMAN Harmonica ace Hank Shapuo will appear with keyboardist Joe Fnedman at the Jewish Senior Center at 12:30 p.m. today. The Center is at 250 E Baker St., · Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (714) 513-5641. PIECEMAKERS MUSICAL The Piecemakers singers will present the musical •we on the Muddy River" at 7 p.m. Saturqay outside the Piecemdkers Country Store. A $5 donation is request- ed. The store is at 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 641-3J12.• BRIAN BARRETT I JASON WILKINS TRIO The Bnan Barrett/Jason Wilkins Tno will play jazz at That's Aro- ma from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sun- day. That's Aroma is at 1870 Har- bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 548-7999. GLENN MIUER TRIBUTE OCC will host a tnbute to Glenn Miller at 4 p.m. Sunday. The · event, to be held in the Robert B. Moore Theatre, will feature ex- Glenn Miller saxophorust Tex Beneke along with the Moder- naires. Tickets are $27, with clis· counts available for OCC stu- dents, seniors, and children under 12. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. For· more information, call (714) 432-5880. .PIANIST MARGARITA CHKEIDZE Russian concert p1arust Marganta Chkeidze will pcrfom1 dt 7:30 p.m Sept. 30 at the JeWish Commuruty Center Ticket.s drc $10 for center members dlld $12 for non-mem- bers The center is at the JewtSh federdtion Cdmpus, 250 E. Baker St . Costd MeSd. For more infor- mdbon, cdll (714) 755-0340 'SYMPHONY OF A THOUSAND' Paofic Symphony Orchestra will play Mahler's ·Symphony of a Thousand• on Oct. 1 and 2 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center's Segerstrom Hall. The concert starts at 8 p.m. ~ckets are $18 to $50. The Center 1s at 600 Town Center Dnve, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 740~7878, EROICA TRIO The Eroica ltio plays the Orange County Perf orrning Arts Center's Pounders Hall at 11 a.m. Oct 3. Tickets are $34. The Center is at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa: For more information, call (714) 740-7878. ALDI MEOLA Al Di 'Meola plays at OCC at 8 p.m. Oct. 9. Tickets are $24 to $31. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road., Costa Mesa. For more inlonnation,cal1(714)432-5680 STAGE 'MISS SAIGON' The Broadway musical "Miss Saigon• will be featured a t Segerstrom Hall through Satur- day. Set in 1975, the plot revolves around the love story of a young Vietnamese girl and an Ameri- can GI. Tickets a.re $41 to $66 and are on sale at The Center Box Office and by phone through Ticketmaster at (714) 740-7878 or (213) 365-3500. Tickets are also available online at www.ticket- master.com. For more inlorma- tion, call (714) 556-ARTS. NEW VOICES PLAYWRIGHTS New Voices Playwnghts Work- shop will present a reacting of five new short plays by local playwrights at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Costa Mesa Civic Play- house Suggested donation is $5. The playhouse is at 661 Hamilton St , Costa Mesa. For more infor- CHILDREN'S BOUTIQUE CONSIGNMENT• ., Children's TOYS Hi fnd _....,,...._~~·~ Clothlni Ac & . furniture o-6x cessones TOP Brands Lareest Maternity Selection in O.C. .,_w1-1\0n--.,., ..... ~~----BABY BLOOMERS New Location Hours: 2346 Ne~n Blvd Costa Mesa. (949) 548-1001 Neitt to Mama Rose Restaurant. M·F l Oam 6pm sat t lam-5pm -·· datebook Jazz pianist Gene Harris opens tbe season at the Jazz Club at the Orange County Performing Arts Center Friday through Sunday. Shows times are at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Fri- day and Saturday and at 12:30 p.m. Sunday .. Tickets are $36 and $42. The Orange County Performing Arts Center is at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For more Information, call (114) 740·7878. mabon, can (949) 225-4125. 'MOON OVER BUFFALO' Newport Theatre Arts Center presents Ken Ludwig's "Moon Over Buffalo" through Oct. 10. Tickets for the comic play are $15 for opening night, $13 for general admission The theater IS at 2501 Cliff Dnve, Newport Beach. For more mformabon, call (949) 631-0288. SHAW'S 'PHILANDERER' South Coast Repertory opens its 1999-2000 season with "The Phi- CAR ACCIDENT? 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I JON WI IC OMl-0 :263 I Orange.Avenue, Co ta Mesa, CA 92627 ~49·589·6988 NlW MlllJCNNllfM H Ol01 I ·-,:;:.~"'- landerer" by George Bernard Shaw. The.play, a comic look at the avoidance of marriage and the cultivation of "charming friendships," will run through Oct. 10. SCR is at 655 Town Cen- ter Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets are $18 to $47 and may be pur- chased by Callin!J (714) 708-5555. 'TRUE WESr The South Coast Repertory pre- sents Sam Shepard's play •'true West' Tuesday through Oct. 24. snows will run at 7:45 p.,rn. Tues- day through Sunday, with mab· nees at 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. SCR is at 655 Town 1 Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For1•· more information, call (714) 708- 5555. 'DEATH DEfYING ACTS' OCC presents "Death Defying Acts,' three one-act plays by Elaine May, David Mamet and Woody Allen, today through Sunday and Sept. 30 through Oct. 3. Show times are at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturdays and at 2 p.m. Sundays. lickets are $6 to $9. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5680. fRANK GORSHIN Comedian and impressionist Frank Gorshln will perform at OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre at 8 p.m. Saturday. Advance tick- e ts are $25, $22 for OCC stu- dents, seniors and children under 12. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5880. DANCE 'LES BAUETS AFRICAJNS' The premiere touring dance company of Africa, "Les Ballets AfricairlS," will perform at OCC at 8 p.m. Oct. 1. Tickets to the event are $29. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432- 5680. DOily ~ifft SAN FRANCJSCO BAU.ET The Orange County Perf~ Arts Center presents the San PranOICO Ballet in "Giselle• Oct. 6 through 10. Shows times are 8 p .m. Wednesday through Satur- day and 2 p.m. Satwday and Sunday. Tickets are $10 to $68. The Center is at 600 Town Cen- ter Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 740-7878. UTE BARY 'SIMPLE ABUNDANCE' DISCUSSION GROUP Based on the books of Sarah ~ Breathnach, this discussion group focuses on appreciation, expres- sion and gratitude. Led by Audre de Nard at Borders Books, Mt1Sic and Cafe the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 p,m. Borders is at 1890 Newport Blvd., CoSta Mesa. For more information, call (949) 631-8661. OPRAH BOOK CLUB This club meets the third Thurs- day of every month at 1 p.m. to discuss Oprah's most recent book selections at Barnes & Noble Newport Beach. Barnes & Nob~ Newport Beach is at 953 New• port Center Drive, Newport • Beach. For more information, q4l (949) 759-0982. LEONARD BERNARD READING Corona del Mar children's authdr Leonard Bernard will sign boon at the Toy Boat Toy Store Satur-. day from noon to 3 p.m . The store is at 3331 E. Coast High-D way, Corona del Mar. For more • inf onnation, call (949) 673-3791. SCOTT AND SHANNON PECK T)le authors of "Llberating Your Magnificence,• Scott and Shan- non Peck, will appear at Barnes & Noble Newport Beach at 2 p.m. Oct. 2. The store is at 955 Ne~rt Center Drive, NewpoJ1 Beach. For more information, call (949) 759-0982. 1 ' h Exclusive Hair Design For Men & Women + Relaxed, intimate salon we give you Individual attention. you won't find in larger solo'ns. + No pressure, no rush-we listen carefully to your preferences and then style your hair accordingly. + Specializing in custom haircuts, perms. color, and creating new .~'. hair styles lo bring out your natural beauty. (949) 723-3400 • 3416 Via lido • Newport Beach r--------, r--------, I $1 0 OFF I il I 30% OFF t~ I AJI Haircuts I 8 'AC. co~ WWY I All Hair Setvices -1 1 '-t Ad " ~ 9-30-99 ! VIA UDO p,_. Ad•= 9-J0.9' L Void~!._ Qffw) _J z L-~~~--~-..:J TlleC. .., .. GulemlOfe OOlll A Alim 'Diehlk ..... NeWfOl1f11dmeFI-• SCella'lftKW S.....Wlllleebll OlmAadQ 1 ~ac ... ._.. 130 EAST 1'7""' ST.• COSTA MESA MNa., ... ._.,,_ ..... (&hind dit! HARP INN> (949) 723- , ~ily Pilot .. . . community fonuil nwrsctoy, s.ptember 23, 1 m A 11 be lelltendng of Jam. Lee Qumme1 .... week to 80 ,.... to llfe ID pdlOo for molmllDg a Costa M .. '8eilager ~to a dose one of NtwpOa\ 1Weda'I more te.mfylng ltodes. C•weel's aimlMJ history, wbkh tt.1111 lltk to the early 1960s · 'fhmbe was ln the military. Over a 35-,._ period, he was convict- ed ievwa1 times for committing sexual crimes and was alleged to have committed a 1967 murder and leYeJ'al oth~ molestations. They ie.m.d"' CNQunel'a pn1pro t111o ~ Cdfomla'I M8gall'I i.w, ~ ~ police to QOllff Deivbbors when a 18 cllendar mOftl into an aree. Ci'miliDal WM Newport Bea'c:h'I flnt.....,, subject to the JaW. worked. The _protests bl-Jib& attention OD Porgey and 0mmnaJ and dearly provided the Impetus for police to ~ate tbll two. oft Harbor Boulevard in 1919. Crummel says he found 'nat· tar's body in t 990 while hiktag ID Rlvenide County. He is now tlae main·~ in the murder ad coakl face the death penalty if amYk:ted. The details of the ~<IDID tted by Crummel and mchia· ti'l9t Burnell GordOn ~don't Aeecl to be repeated. They ue ~and have been printed enough. That history might have conUn- ued b'ad a group of neighbors not proteated CnJmmel living in Forgey's Newport Crest condo- minium. n. 1-W II controversial · bealtm it does not alloW convict- ed l8JC offenden to leave their aimel behind once 'puntstim~nt bu beeli teJVed. Had tlie police not, wbo lgJowa what elle might have happened. With C'.nmimal's senteR"i"IJf Newpolt Reech lesldents am DOW begin puUlng this story hphlnd tb8la Costa ~ residepts, however, still have to deal with the unsolved mUrder of 13-year.ald Jamey notter, who diSapJ)eued Authorities plan to make a dedslon about that trial within the next few mqnth._s. Let's hope that. one way or another, Costa ~ ind notter's family, also will soon get an ending to their tragic story. What is even more disturbing is But in this case, the law READERS RESPOND Majority favor flight restrictions . ' • AT ISSUE: We asked readers should flight restrictions similar tO those at John Wayne be placed on the proposed El Toro airport? Here's what a few had to say. . I am a resident of the Bluffs area of Newport and have been subject to John Wayne Airport noise for the last five yedl'S. Uke anytlung else, one becomes used to this inconve- nience, except for the older air- p'tiilies which make a racket. ')As to the proposed El Toro air- port, I strongly support the notion that fughts 'Should, in fact, be ::restricted to the hours of 1 a.m. to later than 10 p.m. I would not ant my fellow Orange County eighbors to have to be subject- to any more than we are here ' Newport Beach. What's fair is fairl t Further, it ls my hope that fbould a joint organization.be Jonned, that the following be ltccomplished with respect to , S>oth John Wayne and El Toro air- parts: Only planes with certain oise levels be allowed to use the cilities; all of the older planes ibanned from such use; and t the present restrictions ' posed upon John Wayne, due expl!e in 2005, be made per- anent as to noise levels and eoff and'landing times. Thank you for your· considera- M. JOHN LIPPMAN Newport Beach When will the off-the-wall ideas about an El Toro airport cease? In my travels to over 30 countries, I do not remember a major intemationaJ airport with ro.1:ricted hours. Why not ask the airlines about the practicality of limited hours? At the same time ask the airlines u they are willing · to maintain two facilities at two a.uports so close together. Another off-the-wall idea was El Toro would reduce truck traf- ficL bringing loads into this area. n me what will happen to ggods landmg at El Toro, will e be distributed without trucks? Why doesn't the Pilot, as a public service, pnnt a map show- ing how the Orange County pop- ulation is located in relationship to Ontario, Long Beach and Los ~geles 8i.rports? Would El Toro fbo further from some people then I the existing other airports? By the way, I hdve lived under the noise of John Wayne takeoffs for 10 yeani. RON ANDERSON Newport Beach OAllY Pl.OT FILE PHOTO A commercial airport ls being proposed at the now-closed El Toro Marine Corps Air Statton. '- South County residents air their views S ome people just don't get itl Flight restnctions or not, our days will be filled with planes directly overhead in Aliso Viejo. There is a lot of brainwashing going on in North Orange County, and the county does not want Newport Beach to see that the planes will fly closer to our communi- ties than was previously dis· closed. During the flight demonstra- tion we could read the writing on the airplanes, and our win-· dows rattled. New home build- ing in Aliso Viejo and Laguna Niguel put thousands of homes directly in the Oig~t path. So, while night restrictions would help at night, we will have to move out during the days so you can have your a.uport. To be fair, we would rather stop using John Wayne Airport alto- gether, rather than have El Toro go through. For those of you not in our backyards dunng the fught demo, it's unfair of you to decide bow much noise we should tolerate • We will never support an air- port here when we have been given proof by your very own supervisors (via the flight . demo) of how bad this is going to be. MIKE BARON Aliso Viejo Since an act of Congress m 1991 there has been no auport in the USA that bas received flight restrictions or curfew according to the Federal Avia- tion Administration. The county of Orange will not take a ny action to guarantee the success of restrictions or curfews at El Toro if it were built and have openly admitted in the board of supervisors meetings that cur- fews and restrictions on El Toro are not guaranteed. I'd like to hear more firm and formaJ dis· cussions on the subject from the board, but they know it is a fruitless effort to do so. DAVE KJRKEY Coto de Caza I'm sure Christopher Cox has only good intentions in try- ing to placate South County residents with flight curfews. But, as the old saymg goes, the road to Hell is paved with such. 1 doubt many South County residents are willing to follow Mr Cox down that road. His idea is madequate at best and unworkable at worst. Unworkable because, even if current federal law could be overthrown arid flight restric- tions imposed, you would end up with a very costly airport thdt generates no income! Inadequate, because bow d0es a 1 O p.m. curfew mitigate the misery of the thousands - schoolchildren, the elderly, Irvine Spectrum business employees -who will have to spend their {laytime lives in the shadow of those flight paths. CHRIS MARSH Aliso Viejo • EDfTOR'S NOTE: The following is an open letter to all Newport 8ffch resi- dents: As many of us know the rhetonc flying across the news media between pro-airport sup. porters and ant.iairport protest- ers has become de6fening. I can understand why Newport Beach res1dents do not like· John Wayne. I even understand why they pushed so hard to have the government restrict the hours in which John Wayne Airport c'an operate. Newport Beach is a beautiful community, and I'm sure all residents of Newport take pride in living there, and subsequently want to ensure it stays nice. What I do not understand is the inces- sant belief that South County residents are irrationaJ and self- ish in regard to accepting El Toro as a commeroal airport What we are trying to stop in South County is the equivalent or worse than what Newport Beach residents have bated and dlsdained m putting up with John Wayne. We do not want to see our wonderful, beautiful area destroyed -just as New- port Beach residents do not want that for their residential communities. So why the big push for El Toro? Is this the way to be a good neighbor, pawning the problem onto South County, or should the adage •Do unto others as you would others do unto you• not apply? I ask all Newport Beach residents to urge their local city govern- ment to push for a joint San Diego-Orange County regional auport, placed somewhere in Pendleton, where airliners take off and land over the ocean, not over res:idential homes that rep- re~nt many people' lite sav- ings. Together, we can change this county civil war and put the auport where people aren't. DAVID SIESS Laguna Niguel FEEDllCK Readers respon(;l to· Top 103, MillennillIIl Moment I am calling regarding the Dai- ly Pilot 103 most influential people in Orange Cowity. We feel that the OASIS Senior Cen- ter has been left out. We have a membership or almost 6,000 peo· ple. We have over 100 classes and some of them are free. We have lunches at a very nominal fee. We have three vans that pick up and deliver people to doctots appointments and also lo the OASIS center and other appointments. We have Meals on Wheels, which we offer for free. We have a social services coorcli - nator that helps people hnd housing and nursing care facili- ties, We loan out wheelch~ and medical eqmpment for tree, and we also offer free flu shots .. BARBARA L HYATT Newport Beach I'm calling about this DP 103. You le(t out probably one of the most important people in Orange County. And that's Carl Sinclair, the maestro of the CiVic Sym- phony Orchestra. He has done for Orange County drt as much as anybody else in the county. And I think it's a gross onuss1on to have left him off. JIM EMMI Corona del Mar I'm calling about the 103 most influentiaJ people of the New- port-Mesa commuruty. I noticed. that Hovey Thames was rated 97 and I want to tell you that she was certainly underrated She should have been a little more toward the top. She's a saint for our corrununity. ROY WARD Costa Mesa Regarding the annual DP 103. What's the purpose? It sure seems nothing but snobbery. Especially consi_siering the ones that get left out MARJE MARGARET Newport Coast The 103 without Rodman. Come on. The most visible per- son in all of Newport Beach. Unbelievable I can't believe you didn't get Rodman on there. Just cause he's a bad boy? He's no worse than the guys from Sugar Ray, 1 grew up with them. Rod· man\ mellow compared to them, so come on I More people notice Rodman on the street than any- body from Sugar Ray. Sells more shoes, does more ads, come on. I love Sugar Ray, but Rod.man's got to rank up there. BUCK BAKER Newport Beach I'm calling m reference to anybody who was overlooked m the Daily Pilot Top 103. The cri- tena for 103 most influential peo- ple is very broad. I think that the Manners Elementary School Foundation should have been mcluded. It has raised over $200,000 to help the school and the children m two years of exis- tence. People such as Kay Davis and other ladles at the school, who have spent every hour they can to improve the school for the kids, are the ones who really influence everyone. I would like to see some real heroes be given some recogrution. PAUL DAVIS Newport Beach Hank Panian made an impression on her life 1 was thnlled and surprised to see Hank Paruan in your Millen- ruum Moment Jast week. Only surprised because the night before l had told my husband and two sons what an qµpact Mr. Paruan had made on my lite. I was in Panian's Cahlomia history class in 1969 at OCC. . Paruan brought history alive to a student who, pnor to trust. was taking history classes only because they were reqwred to. Because of his influence and unique wonderful way of teach- ing, I still have a tlurst for history. I'll never forget "La Raza• and how as a WASP, 1 truly came to understand the influence of Mexicans in California. I left OCC after that semester to become a fught attendant. Paruan tned to persuade me to stay m school. Although I flew for 12 years, loved flying and traveled extensively, Panian was right. I should have stayed in school. This is a lesson I have passed on to my children. Hank Panian should know that 30 years later, he 1s still influenang me. Teachers do affect eternity. CHRYSAN MCCANDLESS OWENS Newport Beach MllLllG Police, academy deserve praise In my opinion, the residents of Newport Beach are extremely fortunate to have one of the very best law enforcement ageno possible. For the most part 1t is taken for granted and not ptop· erly appreciated by most of us - until we need their as ta.nee I The Newport Beach Polle Department provid -many r· vices to the commwuty. One of the least known is th C1ti1. ns Police Academy. This t 2-w k program is offered to local r; • acter of these officers -their for- mal ed ucations, their advanced tnuning, their alort dedication to duty, and theJ.r service-onented attitud and public relations demeenors -all resulting in the highest level of mme preventioo and law enforcement. My hearUelt thanks are extended to the NBPD and to our City Coundl for sponsoring uch a VAlua 1 program. It shoUlO bC noted Uiat additional c:1a.sses are being formed (<=411 644~ for information). CHARLES 0. GMff.N UttJe BalbOa Island ROBERT WOLFF Newport Beach d nts to increase their undcr-L.:..------------------------------------------_.;...---------~-------~------. standingofthe depertm nt numerous operations Chief Bob McOonell's highly proficient offi- cers and civilian J>ersonn l who staff the academy do a truly out· Council's decision on Brewing Co. was ironic tanding Job in thf!ir p nta· lions and demonstrations l feel very fortunate to have been one ol the 2l members of Class No. 3 penn.itted to putid· pate ln this mvalueble Program Tb es~ ftntbud . .om. of the everyday actMtMI ud P!Vb- ..... faced by OUI' alDcln. to NJ ........................ 8JI If hi I•' tr'r.._ ,.. ...... al .... ..... a.:::=s::: ........ ct.- Nonna Glover voted to over- turn the Planning· C~ .. dedlloo to not ollow hard liquor sal• at Newport Breway . (.Brewing Co t1all ..,...bllrd alcohol. ~pt. 15) ......... reuon w• to prewenl ...._ b*s:Rn-laOunt. flaw ilm*t Glavw~ lodmy •-~Cm ',.,_ .. 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When you come to Promelis, you will only be a stranger once. . / -. ) Featuring a Full Service Dell • Made to Order Sandwiches • Sliced Meats & Cheeses • Salads & Hot Entrees • Gourmet Dtps • Party Platters • Lunch Meeting -orders Newport's Finest Netgbborbood Market 2121 Westcliff Drive, Ne\\Port Beach Phone: (949) 548-2500 Hours: Mon. -Sat. 8 am-9 pm, Sun. 8 am:../J pm . . I I : ~ • Spotts Editor Roger Carlson • 949..57 44223 '~Pb NEWPORT BEACH -For $first time in 18 years, Back Bf»' high school football com- batants Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor do not repre- s$lt the same league. However, anyone remotely falnillar with this cross-town ~b, realizes the nonJeague 1$01 on Battle of the Bay XKXVIlI will do nothing to dkotnisb the level of passion bOth sides bring to Friday's 7 p)n. kickoff at Newport Har- b9r· And w hile playoff position- ing is all but a nonfactor, both t~ are anxious to correct sqme problems exposed in dis- a~inting outings last week. Newport Harbor (1-0-1), which remains in the Sea View ~gue, surrendered a safety, an interception, a blocked p-iot and committed 17 penal- ties to help Marina gain a 21- 2 tie in Week 2. CdM (0-2), shifted to the P ific Coast League, was h died by Pomona, 18-0. Ct>ach Dick Freeman's Sea ~gs, this year's designated b01ts, have scored just one touchdown thus far and are a era:ging a mere 101 yards game. •J think (the Sea Kings) are pretty similar to us, in that they searching to get this thing ~g on all cylinders,• New- Coach Jef1 Brinkley said. The Sea Kings did exactly last fall, playing what SEE BATTL PAGE 83 ear ugs • ne Golden Bear, Jack Nicklaus, is coming to the ewport Coast. MGIM H I I H S CH 0 0 L F 0 0 T.11 l L Sii KINGS ·SAILORS 1963-Newport 13, Corona del M.v 12 1964-Corone del Mar 20, N9wpoft o 1965-Newport 1 ), Coron• def Mir 7 1966-~ 28, Corona del Maro 1967-Newport 20. Corona del Mar 0 1968-Newport 21, Corona~ Mar 6 1969-Newport 14, Corona del Mar 6 1970.~ 7, Col'ON del MM 0 19'11.coron. del M..-7, Newport 0 197l-COfON del MM 21, Newport 0 1973~ 31, Corone del Mar 3 197~ 16, Corona del Mar 6 197s-Newport 33, Corona del PM# 1l 1976-NMport 7, CorON del MM 0 1'77 Newport 10, Corona del Mar 7 19~Ml\1'pOl't 9. COfON del Mir 7 1979 ~ 21. «<one del Mir 7 ,.,,.~ 15. Cor~ del,...,. 0 1981-Corona del Mar 6, HewpQtt 0 1982·NMport 21, COrona del MM 7 1983-Newpc)rt 7, C«ona del Mar 3 1984-Newpon 34, Corona del Mar 8 1985-Co!ona def Mar 15, Newport 14 1-.:Corona del Mar 13, Newport 10 1987<ofona del Mar 6, Newpon 0 1988-Corona del Mar 27, Newport 8 1989 Newport 8, Corona del Mar 7 1990-Corona del Mar 13. Newport 3 1991·Newport 27, Corona del Mar O 1992-Coron• del Mar 17, Newport o 1992•-Newport 28, COl'ona del Mar 21 199HOl'ona def Mat 23, Newport 0 1994-NMport 7, Corona def Mar 6 .1995-Newport 7, Coron. de! Mar 3 1~~ 55. C<>mrM dlil Mar 8 1997·~ 42. COfOOll def Mar 20 1991-CoroN del Mar 28, N9wport 18 • B.tttte of the B.ty II (OF Semifinals) Newport .... --ll-12 •Two-way Costa Mesa standout thrashes opponents. then relishes inspecting the damage done on .video. ~Plat W!c the Cm;ta Mesa gh football eason has pened to Critical acdaim, there seems to be somo disagreement whether Mustang game footage should be considered inltructional video or entertaliunent. •coach (J~) Howell gets mad at us (during postgame Yideottipe eeaiON), because we're always telldng ebout ow big hlb, • Mblor ~way starter Shaun Perryman Mid al he and hllteunme•. •(How91J) ii llylftg to point out mistakes and we're saying •Look at that hill' • Blockbuster hits weren 't Ferryman's only means of artistic athletic exprec:: ion in tho Mustangs' 47-0 nonleague thumping of Bolc;a Grande Thutsday. The 6·foot-3, 195·pound inside linebacker and receiver also caught four pa..~ a_nd scored his fitst two varsity offensive toudldowns, including a 32-yard catch and run dMel'Ving of '\llllvetsal thU4ftbs up. He helped IJ>tMlfhMd a DidayNlgbt CUghts - wbat better way to tum it on than putttng Sailors and Sea Kings OD the gridiron l lbe two Back Bay rivals duel at Newport Harbor (•t's Corona del Mar's home game), starting at 1 o 'clock. Newport, which was turned back last year in shocking fashion, 28-18, ts a 7-potnt favorite. BRIAN P08UOA I OAl.Y Pl.OT THIS WEEK'S PREP PICKS Friday's games NEWPOKT vs. CoM at Newport, 7 p.m. • Newport by 1 . &Unda vs. Garden Grove at Garden Grove High, 7 p.m. ·~aby7 CosrA MrSA VS. W'UlbYSIUt at Westminster High, 7 p m. • Costa Mesa by 7 DAILY PILOT 5usoN ltECX>M> 81.J% (6-1·1) DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Costa Mesa HJgh's Shaun Ferryman had one of those nights which separate the majonfrom the minors, • JEff CHONG I OAl.V PILOT DAY ·~rspltobe ..... <~t .... It.., be jl'5t ....... Piil • liilk..., -·" Dldr ~ CdM football coach Doily Pilot Bl • •• SPORTS HALL OF FAME . CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM Corona. del Mar •As a home run king on the prep level, few, if any, can match the prowess and reputation Kevin Stuart enjoyed. · RICI WU> DUNN nanyone could take gm ride in a baseball 1111111 oumartient, it was orona del Mar High's evin Stuart, a 6-foot-6 pltcher/irifielder who dominated in the springtime. Dizzy Dean was the Pride of St. Louis and Lou Geh.rtg the Pride of the Yankees. but Kevm Stuart was the Pnde of the Coast. In Stuart's four years, CdM compiled a 15-1 record in the annual tournament played dur- ing Spring Break. Stuart pitched shutouts and tut game-winrung home runs in a sometimes awesome displp.y of individual power. 1\vice selected in baseball's major league free-agent draft, once out of high school as an ·infielder and again out of c.ommunity college as a pitcher, Stuart was a two,sport standout for the Sea Kings (football community college level. •1 wasn't' ready to sign (a professional baseball contract), anyway, •said Stuart, who went on to Golden West College, where he earned a·spot in the pitching rotation. while also playmg first base and designated hitter Following Stuart's freshman year, he was picked in the 19th round by the Minnesota 1Wins as a pitcher m the June 1997 draft. ·nien the [l'wms') regional cross checker came one day and I choked," Stuart said. •Golden West had a summer league and I got lit up, and that was all she wrote. and baseball) who end-Kevin Stuart ·1 went and played another year (in 1998), but I bad (an unsatisfactory) year and I really wasn•t enjoying baseball that much. It's hard wben you're playing for a losing team. That's not an excuse, but (losing) wasn't helping, and after awhile l really wasn't into it. 1 didn't have the drive to keep working, to do the ed lus athlebc career in 1996 as the Newport-Mesa District's all-time leader m home runs with 19 (Ne\\'port Harbor's Joe Urban broke the record m 1997 Wllh 20.) In Stuart's seruor year, he clouted four home runs m four Pride of the Coast game , batting .500 in the tournament (7 for 14) with seven RBis and seven runs scored, meriting Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week honor.. Stuart hit two home ruhs against Cham.inade, then bit two more in a game against Bishop Montgomery as the Sea Kings captured another Pride of the Coast title. •1th.ink every time the Pride of the Coast came around, for some reason I showed up to play,· said Stuart, who is now out of the game. As a juruor in the 1995 Pride of the Coast, Stuart npped a game-winrung, three-run home run against Santa Marganta in the championship game. In three years, Stuart had 19 RBis m a zen tournament game . en more, he pitched a two-hit shutout agamst Rancho Alamitos m the townarnent m his varsity debut as a fre hman in • 1993. Stuart, who batted .386 With a district-high nine home runs and 27 RBis his senior year under CdM Coach Joe Koh, tied the single·season school record for homers. Dave Angeloni rut nine bombs in 1993. An all-distnct perlormer, Stuart became the first CdM player in 15 years to get drafted out of high school when the Seattle Manners picked him 32ild in the June 1996 draft. But Stuart. selected on the recom- mendobon of Seattle rout Craig Weissman, wa.s odviSed to continue hi5 development at tho things to maks1t to the nm-~-~ ... level Sor Just stopped playmg." Stuart, who turns 22 on Sunday. put the long ball on another level 10 1996, two years before Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa rejuvenated the game's sexiest stat around the world. In football. Stuart played left tackle on Corona del Mar's vaunted offensive line (dubbed the Five Crowns). Stuart an~ ' nght tackle Nick Schaumburg {Colorado State), guards Tim Goode and Jeff Bogdan, and center Richy Nichols, formed an offensive line that guided the Sea Kings to the ClF Southern Section Division VI sexfUfinals. •ttigh school football 10 general was a great experience, and that's probably what I rruss most out of high school.• said Stuart! whose team, led by quarterback Josh Walz, went 5-2 down the stretch and finished in second place m the Sea View League, before beating Brea Olinda m the first round of the playoffs, 49-28, and Kennedy in the quarterfinals, 28-0. Marred b y a controversy Ulvolvmg former CdM head football coach Mark Schuster, the program moved forward under Dick Freeman, going 9-4 overall, while losing to Servite m the semifinals at Cal State Fullerton. A longtune Newport Beach resident, Stuart works for an mvestment firm, San Oemente Securities, and 1s planning to relocate to Beverly Hills, where anoth r branch of bis bUSUl is opening. •r m totally exoted, •· Stuart S41d . Stuart. the ClAss of '96 from CdM, today enters the Dally Pilot Sports Hall of Fame. celebrating the millennlum. llOIOIS OCC's Goldman No. 1 • OEC names him '98"'99 CoaCh of the Year for· women' sports. COSTA MBSA -Orange Cout Conege - track and c:roa country coach John Goldman hu biiJeo named th 1998·99 Orange Empn COnterence Coecb ol the Year for women•t .,ns. ., WU ~Yr/. Dau.r.d jUlt to be DQfth 1111, • OGld!Nn Mid. ·n.e.,. kJa or ooOd ~ IOUl ... Ind lb bl pm lhll banor ......... 1y-..-rc-t. ' 82 Thursdoy, Sepeember 23, 1999 Sports co••1111y COLLlll f OOlllLL Keeping an even keel • Pirates are seeking a perlect September with their date at the Bowl &;lturday afternoon. ,HAHltY FAUIJ(N~R ~~ SANTA ANA -1Wo teams gm.ng in two different directions face off Saturday as undefeated Orange Coast College takes on winless Santa Ana College at the Santa Ana Bowl at 1 p .m. •y think Santa Ana is a better football team than they've shown the past couple of weeks," Pirate Coach Mike laylor said "Some people had them right behind Palomar as a top team in the Cen- tral Division. They're very well coached and they'll have their guys ready to play." Something has .to give, as the Prrates (2-0) come into Saturday's game Wlth the Mission Confer· ence's No. 2 ofrense, while Santa Ana (0-2) has given up 102 points, more than any team in the confer- ence. That's something that should make quarterback Jared Flint dnxious for Saturday's arrival. After two games, the sopho- more QB has been on a major role, completing two-thirds of his pasc;e.'> for 587 yards and seven touchdowns ·Jared has played better in these past two games than I could hdvC ever unagmed, • Taylor said. FIELD HOCKEY Sailors slap Glendora, 4-0 COSTA MESA -Newport Harbor I hgh field hockey coach Sharon Wolfe watched her team chsmantl(' Glendora, 4-0, Wednesddy at Hdrper School in Co~la Mesa, and in the process thE> Sailors unproved to 3-1-1 . Pa1ge Thompson, Elizabe~ Evdils, Jenruler Porter and Sarah Green shared scoring laurels with cl goal dp1ece, but it was Green who caught Wolfe's attenbon "She's on a nuss1on. • said Wolfe, obviously pleased with the team effort. Newport outshot Glendora rrom the held, 15-0, allowing goc:tl1e Susan Lear to become a bystdnder GOLDMAN CONTINUED FROM 81 Goldman was selected for the dWdtd at a conlerence coaches meeting on Tuesday and was told of the award by OCC's Athletic Duector, Jane Hilgendorf. Last year, OCC's women's c:ross country team was a perfect 12-0, wmrung the OEC, Southern Cahforma and State champ1· onships for the second year in a row, led primarily by OCC's Female Athlete of the Year, Zoila Gomez OCC had 27 track and cross country .. runners named to the all- conlerence team and 10 on the all-state team. Gold.man is a three-time OEC Cross Country Coach of the Year, a two-time California Coaches Associabon Coach of the Year. "It's a neat honor for our entire program," Pirates goU coach and former track and cross country Coach Gordie Fitzel said. •He's really done a great JOb with that program." F1tzel was one of the people, according to Goldman, who have contnbuted to his success "Gordie, Jane, (men's and women's track coach} Fred Hokanson and my asslStant ., coach Dave Ficr have all been a tremendous help to me,• Gold- man t;aid. •I've learned a tot from all of these people and I'm very oppreciative of thelt support.• -by Tony Altobelli SCHEDULE . Taylor has also been very hap· py with the solid play of wide receiver David Castleton. The freshman transfer from BYU leads the team in receiving yards with 208 and yards-per- catch at 18.9 DJrS FEARLESS PICKS "He's been a pleasant surprise for us so far,• Taylor said. •He's made the big catch for us and even though he hasn't scored yet, he's come close and he's allowed us to get into scoring opportuni· ties.• . Running back Raymond Ohrel is second in the conference wi~ 331 all-purpose yards, but has been slowed this week with an injured leg. MARWINA·OAY MASSEY I DAILY Pll9l Orange Coast's Jared Flint drops back to pass. last two games, so we've been really focusing on stopping the play immediately." Sophomore linebacker Doug McD&niel leads the Pirate defense with 18 tackles and fresh- man linebacker Dustin Davis leads with four quarterback sacks. "He's been taking it easy this week,• Taylor said. "But he should be ready to go by Satur- day. To overcome this, Taylor has moved Ronnie Price to the inside defensive line and moved Willis Manley to the outside. With OCC looking to go 3-0 for the first time since 1991, is there any concern for a letdown against the Dons? One Pirate that will not be ready to go is defensive end Chns Candlish. "Jt will be tough with Chris not in there, but we should be fine with Ronrue inside.and Willis out- side," Taylor said. •As far as a letdown goes, I'm not worried about our guys,• Tay- lor said. "I'm more worried about Santa Ana than I am of us. We'll be ready to play and 1 know San- ta Ana will be ready, too.• The 6-foot-6, 260-pound fresh- man will nuss Saturday's game with a hyper extended elbow. One Uung Taylor has stressed to his defense this week is better tackling. ·we have a big-play type of defense." Taylor said. "I felt that we let some tackles slip by us in 8 R-1 E fl Y Harbor blanks Los Alamito~ • Braverman, Case lose only one game in singles for the top-ranked Sailors, who put Los Al away on 'its hoIT?-e courts, 18-0. LOS ALAMITOS -Ndtallc Braverman and Krtstin Case were T I N N I S nearly perfect as Newport Harbor shutout host Los Alamitos, 18-0 m nonleague girls tenrus action Wednesday Braverman and Case each lost only one game in therr matches, whtle Chelsea Godbey and Sarah Barker led the doubles for the Sailors (4-0), ranked No. 1 in the Orange County Sportswriters poll. HOHLEAGUE NEWPO«T HAlteOR 18, Los Al.AMnos 0 5'ngles: Braverman (NH) won by default over Siddiqui, def. Meshkinpour, 6-1, def. Satmangan, 6--0, Adame (NH), default. 6-0, 6-3; case (NH), default. 6-0, 6-1 Doubles: Godbey·Barker (NH) def E99e-0Verm1er, 6-1; Def. Hon-Park, 6-2; def. Colonsky·Acker, 6-2; Meyer-Schneider (NH) 6-4, 6-2, 6-0; Collopi-Hawkins (NH) 6·2, 6-2, 6-0 CdM doubles up Sunny Hills, 12-6 FULLERTON -Corona de! Mar -----~ High's Ann Yelsey and Nicole T E N N IS Charney swept through their doubles matches to lead the Sea Kings to a 12-6 nonleague victory over host Swmy Hills Wednesday. Yelsey and Charney won, 6·0, 6-1, 6-0, for the Sea Kings (2-3). On the singles' side, Nacha Vaughn and Leslie Damien each won two of three sets for CdM. Sunny Hills falls to 3-2. HONUAGUE CoRoNA on MAR 12, SUNNY H1us 6 Singles: Vaughan (CdM} lost to Kao, 6-7, def. Kangwaky, 6-0, def. Shih, 6-0; Damien (COM) lost 1-fi, won 6-3, 6-0; Bryan (CdM) lost ().6, 4-6, won 6-3. Doubles: Yelsey<harney (CdM) def. Williams-Daily, 6-0, def. R. Kangwaky-(abanillo. 6-1, def. Lang, Sarshidi, 6-0, Fuller-Tenerelli (CdM), lost 4-6, won 7·6, 6-3, Claster·Minna (CdM) lost 3-6, won 6-0, 6-2. Costa Mesa edges El M~ena, 10-8 ORAN~E-Costa Mesa Hig~·s TINN IS girls tenrus team relied on 1ts sm- gles play to defeat host El Modena, 10-8, in Wednes- day's nonleague tennis action. Hillary Haven (7-5, 6-2, 6-1 ), Minthi Doan (6-3, 6- 2, 7-5) and Misa Lee (6-2, 6·2, 7-fl) won nine of Mesa's 10 sets by sweeping each of their three sets. NON~GUE CosTA MESA 10, lL MoolNA 8 Singles: Haven (CM) def. Newson, 7 5, d Beglio, 6·2, def. Allen, 6-1; Doan (CM) won 6-3, 6-2, 7·5; Lee (CM) won 6-2, 6-2, 7-6. Doubles: Demello-Huynh (CM) lost to Henry-Hejna, 3-6, def dougherty-Patterson, 6· 1, lost to Rogers·Henmeyer, 3-6; Dinsct.le-Yenny (CM) lost 2-6. 2-6, 2-6; Sorta-9olzmann (CM) lost 0-6, 4-6, 0-6 Coast tops El Camino for first win TOAAANCE -It took longer --~--...... r than expected, but for Orange S 0 C C I I Coast College men's soccer, o wln ts a w10. Anash Saicli's goal in the 20th rrunutc of play gave the Pi.fates th~ir fn'Sl wm of the a on a they blanked host l!1 Camino, 1-0, Wednesday. •tte wa v~ry patient Wlth the hall once he got and be was able to put it in short· 1d , from a tough angle," co-roach Uiird H1tyes ate! • Another big factor fnr OCC (l-6-1) wa tho play of backup goalie G no Vitale-Sansoti, who Md sev- en saves, rnost of whlch cam late 10 the conttm. • • Estancia punishes La Quanta, 17-4 COSTA MESA -l!standa Hlgh's p O [ O boys water polo t am Md four players With three goal apiece. oil beforo the end of the third quarter, en route to a 17·4 nonleegue victory over VlSlting La Quinta Wednet<lay. David Collier, Brett Hellmlch, Phll Westfall 8Dd ~tt Thorpe all soored a hat trlc.k for the Eagles. II they improved to 3·2. ....... _ ... C.ollltt 3. "fhotpt 3, Wntfett J. Thcwpt 3. C. Gt.cy 1, Fmer 1, J ~ 1, Rtdd«lr .1, GIMboe 1 S.W.: OJ Ga.cy i. w.sd•ll 1 OCC wins second straight match LOS ALAMJTOS-Once again, ____ _... consistency was the key to success for G 0 l f Orange Coast College's women's golf team in Wednesday's Orange Empue Conference victory played al Los Alamitos Navy Course, par 72. •we're playing pretty steady right now," Coach Gordie Fitzel said. •we're starting to get all of our players to put up some pretty decent numbers out there" OCC's Jenrufer Tunzi, along Wlth Saddleback's Karlie Ward, shot the lowest round in the competi- tion with a 10-over-par, 82. ORANGE ~ CONFEJt:ENCE Orange Coast 344, Saddleback 368, Fullerton 383, Cypress 404, Irvine Valley 422. Played at Los Alamitos Na\ly Course, par 72. OCC -1. Tunzi, 82, Pernesz. 86; Quaranta, 88, Shaft. 88, Cheng, 90; Hille, 95. Corona del Mar sweeps Marina HUNTINGTON BEACH -Jamie Brownell bad V 0 L L I Y I A l l eight kills and Dimitra Ha~uk added five ~s ~s visiting Corona del Mar High defeated Manna in three games, 15-9, 15-12, 15-2, in girls volleyball Wednesday night. Marissa Becker led the Sea Kings (2-1) with 25 assists. Corona del Mar also welcomed back middle blocker Meghan Gallagher, who returned from a knee injury. She played games two and three and had four kills for CdM. OCC beaten by El Camino, 3-1 TORRANCE -Orange Coast --~111!111111!~~ College's women's soccer team S 0 C C I R scored first, but El Camino College scored last m Wednesday's 3-1 WUl over the visiting Pirates. Diane Meza gave the Prrates (2-6-1) an early 1-0 lead, but El Camino scored the next three goals lo put the game away. Barbara Gallella ha two goals and Nuria Vane- gas added another goal for El Camino (9-0). Amanda Bell had 10 saves in goal for OCC, while Chrissa Gaitan had five saves for the Warriors. OCC swept by visiting Ventura . COSTA MESA - Orange Coast College's Y 0 LL E YI l l L Beth Waterman led both schools with 15 kills, but they were not enough as the Pirates lost to visiting Ventura College, 15·10, 15·10, 15·9, in nonconfer- ence women's volleyball action Wednesday. Beclcy Baumgarten added eight kills for OC'C (2-3). :Jenille Boston and Kristen Jones each had 12 kills and Elena Salvador added 10 kill for Ventura (2-0) . Uotis put away Patten ~ollege, 6-0 SAN BERNARDINO-Ganossa - Cobb scored two goals to lead Van-S 0 C C I I guard University to a 6·0 wm over host Patten Col- lege Wednesday in nonconfcrcnc:c women's sOC'Cer. Also scon.ng tor the Llons were Bet5y N1cnhu1s, Amn.ndra Draxler and Bckah Poster. VU's other goal was bn own goo.1 l,}y Patten. The Llons dominated play, not even allowing a hot on goal by Patten. lions lose to Cal Baptist in nve COSTA MESA -Van· ~~ml!ll'!lll!'!ll!!lll!ll'!~ guard UnJvenlty put up a Y 0 L l I Y I A L L gobd fight, but Col Rapti t, led t>y Yue Ming u. defeated the Lions iJ\ hvc gam in 1\Mllday'1 Golden State Athletic Conferenc vol· l*ybll1 adlon. Tbe Uons fell to the Lancers by th 1CON1ol15·1, 10·15, 15-5, 6·15, 15-5. U Md 30 kUll and 21 digs, whlla Katie MlllShftll added 17 kWI fOf the Lancen (7·2, 3-1 ln CiSAC). POr the I.Joni (7·7, 1·3), Mepn Godfrey had 14 k1D1 end 10 ctias, Kristy Rostawidd added l 5 kills and Joelle Mocbbee bad 3' aaliltl and five aces. Daily Pilot YOUTH SPOllS Rush III remains unbeaten The Orange Coast United Ru'>h IH, {Jt{ls-C l U I S 0 C C I I · .. under-15 soccer tecsm rcmau1ed unbeaten after defeating Tustin Uruted, 4-0, Saturday and West Coast Breakers, 2-1, on Sunday nt Curne Middle School in Tuc;tm. In Saturday's win over Tustin, goals were scored by Kate Youn· glove, Sabrina Couch, Megan Cuny and Susan Mlnzter. . liicla Doran and Alllson Apadaca scored for the OCU Rush m in Sunday's win over the. West Coast Breakers at Estancia High. The ocu Rush JU 1s m first place and undefeated at 4-0. rn other OCU action: The OCU Sting, a ooys-under~l? team, also played two tough matches this past weekend. On Saturday, Brian Henry scored a second-half goal from a Charlie Thompson assist in a 2~ 1 loss. In Sunday's game against Pasadena, Brian Walton scored on a penalty kick, while the Sling's defens~. led by Ryan Denman, David Jen.kins, Kevln Yoches, Scott Nickerson and Sam Coons played well in the second half . Tsunamis wash away Tidal Waves COSTA MESA -Goalie)j; Danny Miller and Caineron 0 Holmes led the Tsunamis to a 4-0 shutout of the Tidal A Y S Waves in AYSO Division 5 (8-9 year-olds) soccer action. Kyle Caldwell scored two goals and Erik Bonn had two assists for the Tsunamis. . Other goals were scored by Miller and Ceasar Amador. The Tsunamis defense was led by sweeper Rex Nelson and full- backs Cameron Chase, Hay~en Navarro, Michael Bingham and Steven Reader. . In other Division 5 action: Bullets 2 Green Team 1: The Newport Beach Bullets were led by ·Luke Sequ~Jra and Jonathan Mena, who each scored goals. Tyler Parker had two asststs for the Bullets, while defensively, Kevtn Etter, Justin Whisler, Cha.sen Murphy, Dillon Gledt, Ryan Ralll- mlng, Jason Segura, Patrick Murphy, Andrew Marchi, Brian Cun- ningham and Bradley Branch were sobd: Warthogs 5, Red Dluslons 0: Chris Lewis had two goals and Bran- . don Parole had a goal and four assists for the Warthogs. Noe Gonzales and Chris Barnard each added a goal apiece, while goalie Chrls Rizzi stopped three shots to preserve the shutout. AYSO Division 6-7 soccer updates COSTA MESA -The Teeruc Wa\unes of the AYSO I y S O Region 97 ,Division 6 girls tedJD were Jed offensively with goals by Sayde Busby, Ashley Svendsen, and Lindsay Anderson. Assists were given out by Jordan MWTel, Hannah Macleod and Jessica Swift and also help1.ng guide the offense was the play of Kim- berly Ficenec and Lauren Pfeiffer. Blakely Ficenec controlled the midfield area, while CassJe D'Crvz and Skylar Hanson pll\yed sohd defense for the Teenie Wahines. In other Division 6 soccer uction · In the C rocodiles' game dgainst the Dolphins, the Croc's offense was led by CJalre Sliva and Katy Sue Escher, while Page Hilton, and JennUer Beard anchored the def~nse. The Blue lodes had strong of(ense by Hannah Sundberg and Kel· ly Rorden against the Blu£> Angels. Solid defense was turrn>d 10 by Brianna Truxton, Clare Dooll°" Anastasia Moore, Dana Pitts and goalie Alexandra Spitzer, while crisp passes were executed by Morgan McVey, Christle Ohlbaver and Natalie Swift. On the boys side· r The Boomslangs received sohd play from Max Collins and Jackson Carmack, while Justin Cerrato and Randall Hause were nearly unbeatable m goal Midfield play was led by Sean Davts, Rory Kew and Kevin Wittenberg, while strong defense was turned in by Dom Palmer and Andrew Brown. In Division 7 action . The Stingrays of AYSO D1v1s1on 7 played a strong game Saturday against the Shooting Stars Blayke Partida scored, with an assist going to James Jarvis. Riley Lowe was solid on defenc;e, while offensive attacks were led by Daniel Acero, Max Johnson and Cole Macias. . ... Riptide Splash rip Central Orange ao~b~~~irts-~~!;~~dt~~~!~~·s~rt~~ ~~!~ --s·o-,·,-,-.-L·l-- tea.m swept a doubleheader last weekend, 22-1 and 12-5, against lhE'. Central Orange Panthers. Clea O'Kieffe, Kelsey Pfeuter, Holly Van Riel and Megan Toman all made major contributions for the Riptide Splash. Next up for the Riptide Splash ( 4-0) is the league powerhouse Brea Hills Sunday at Boruta Creek Park Game times are at noon and 2 p.m. 'Ilgers rock Huntington Valley, 12-1 COSTA MESA -Andrew Sanford and R.J . ._ _____ ,_ Duemberger each had three ruts, while Matt I I S E I A L l Doran and Andrew Mercer added two hits apiece for the Costa Mesa American Little League Tigers, as they beat Huntington Valley, 12-1 , in District 62 Winterball oclion. Along with the strong hittmg, Duembe)9er, Doran and J~mte Tin· nlon combined to strike out 15 Huntington Valley batters, while allow· mg only three hits and two walks for the Tiqers. Strong Tigers defense was turned in by Doran, Kirkland H~ - Brett Sheridan and Nick Peterson. • Local NJB All-Netters impressive in opener The Newport·Mesa Nallonal Juruor Basketball All-S Net teams started off V1ctonous in thcU' season-open.-H 0 0 P ing games for all levels. The boys 8U1-grade team nipped Ldguna Hills, 57-54, in overtime. Patrlck Joyce led the Newport-MC'sa team with 23 points and Pan· cho Seaborn added 20 points. Jamie Diefenbach and Brian Knox controlled the boards for New- port-Mesa and strong Ooor lea~crship was exhibited by.Taylor Young, Alex Orth and Alex Northrfdge. The boys 7th-grade squad defeated North Huntington Beach, 4'2-37, and was led by Brett Perrine's 14 pomts. Other key contributors were Tyler and Ryan Lane.-, Kasey Peter1, Carlos Pinto and James Hapke. In another overtime thriller, lhe boys 6th·grade dub was able to hold off Irvine's No. 2 l am, 38-37. Patr1ck Wllllam led all corers Wlth 12 pomtc;. On the girls side, Kate Heeschen and Jennifer Rennon led the 8th- grade squad to a 24·21 wm ov •r Villa Park, while the 7th-grade All· Net team. led by Chet a Durkln, detcated Anahl!lln Hills, 23-20. Registraion extend d for NJB signups NEWPORT UcACI 1-An extra day Of ign·Upli for -.-o·, .... ,-.r""' Newport-Ma d Natton 1 Jur1 or n< ketball hllS been schedul d for Saturday from l 0 tt .m. to 2 p.m. at En ign Junior 1 llgh's multJ~pu rposc room. ThP. league 1s OJ~n to boys and girl Imm kindergnrt~n through eighU1 grade In Costn M~ n and N •wporl D <ich. Newcomer to the tcariue ore asked to hnng proof of birth&y, school grade and city of·r tclcmc;e. Rcgtstmtion fees are $135 for youngst(!rs in thud through ci gr1tde nnc1 $70 for kmtlcrgartan through <~nd graders. For mfonnaUnn, citJl t949) 225·8365. Costa Mesa atlonal UttJc League ~ COSTA MESA -Early rogbtration for tho I I Costa M NnUonal UtU ~agu is 5atUrday, Oct. l from 7 a m to 1 pm at Costa Mesa High. d Registrotion ls S65 J r plfty rand a muimum of S160 per f Famllies of first-time playC!!f must bring a utility bW and p&e '• birth certificate. For ilnlonMlion, call CMNU. at ('114) 986-2655 ., tq Daily Pilot .sports CONSTRUCTION ZONE s AUTS '.>~Li.--. ,:.r;:.;sl.<1.uCla wants to continue 'I to build momentum Friday at Garden Grove. ID'ly Pb 1 GARDEN GROVE -Estancia High football coach Dave Perkins and several assistants spent Sun- day replacing the players' small . metal lockers with roorruer, three- sided wooden stalls one might find in a collegiate or professional locker room, But, after requinng only two games to double the school's 1998 •1Wih total, a refurbished team •n>om clearly ranks second to the rebuilding effort Perkins and his Jiagles have fostered on the field. Estancid (2-0) will try to contin- , ne its impressive reconstruction Friday at Garden Grove High. against the host Argonauts (1-1) Kickoff is 7 p.m • ... But while optimism is as pun- gent at EstanCla as the smell of fresh lumber, Perkins said his players have not gotten carried away with their early prospenty. '' "The bus ride home'(after a 20- 7 biwnph over Westmmster Fri- ' day) was pretty subdued,• Perkins said "We had a junior varsity game Saturddy and the varsity kJds showed up, Wted for an hour, then ran 20 40-ydrd sprints. It's great when the coaches don't have to motivate the kids to work hard." . Perldns said some team-wide ·' ESTANCIA OfftHsE Ht. wt.a ...... 8 Juairt VAi.DiS 5-8 160 Jr. Q8 2 MMstw..L ttlNumcs 6-1 180 Sr. TB 36 fNW> JAtftO 6·1 220 Jr. FB J4 SEAN fMIMAH 6-2 190 Sr. W8 1 AHIOY ROMO 6-1 175 Jr. WR . 39 <illffM OloGAN 6-1 215 Sr. TE 66 ROIDT AGutuM 6-1 24'0 Jr. LT 50 Q:s.u R.oamto • 6-3 235 Jr. LG 72 TIM VALDEZ 6--0 255 Jr. C 70 JosH V!AOt 6-4 235 51'. RG 75 KYLE~ 6-l 290 Sr. RT LINEUPS DvENsE No.~ Ht. wt.a,,._, 75 Kn.~ 6-3 290 Sr OE 70 JolH V1A04 6-4 235 Sr. NG 55 DAVID RoolillGIE 5-10 235 Jr. OE J4 SIM fMIMAN 6-2 190 Sr. OLB 50 Cu.Ml ROfliUO 6-:f 235 Jr. ILB 6 MAn Mun.&.a S-7 175 Sr. MLB 36 fAHAD JAHD 6-1 220 Jr 1L8 1 Aley RoMc> 6-1 17S Jr. OLB 5 JottN A&.oulEn 6-0 175 Sr CB 2 ~ HlicAa:s 6-1 '180 Sr C8 3 Am>l>Y RoolillGIE 6-0 180.So. SS . . Sean Freeman Andy Romo Griffin Crogan fatigue experienced against Westminster also prompted his players to request the resumption of hill runs, which they endured during two-a-days. •Tue kids didn't feel like they played that well, "Perkins said. •And, after looking at the vtdeo- tape, I think we all see room for improvement:" Improvement has been the goal for third-year Garden Grove Coach Kns Van Hook, whose 3-7 campaign last fall induded a 24-7 'Win over the Eagles · "They're vastly improved, •Perkins said of the Argos, who handled El Modena, 33-14, lI1 their opener, before falling, 40-26, to Ocean View last week. "I Uunk, in that way, they're on the same path we are." Leading the Eagles down that path has been senior Marshall Hendricks, who has shone on both sides of the ball. At running back, Hendricks has rushed for 292 yards and four touchdowns on 26 carries, includ- ing scoring runs of 52, 43 and 21 yards. He has also averaged 22.5 yards o n two receptions and, induding returns, has amassed 44 l all-purpose yards. At cornerback, he leads Orange County with four inter- ceptions and returned one 7 5 yards for a TD. Hendncks has received rush- ing help from fullbacks Matt Mueller (155 yards on 14 carnes) and Fahad Jalud (81 yards and two TDs). Estancia's junior quarterback rotation of starter Jeremy Valdes and returning second-team All· Pacific Coast League perf6tmer .. Kenny Valbuena has combined DIRECTIONS To Garden Grow HJgh Horth on Hlrt>Or to Gwden Grove Blvd. Left on <*den Grove, right on 9th St., ~ on Stanford. Scnool at 11211 Stanford Ave .. Garden Grove for nine completions and 152 aer- ial yards. Defense, however, has been the story for Estanoa, which sur-• rendered its only touchdown with 2:04 left against Westminster. The Eagles share the county lead in scoring defense with three other schools and have forced eight turnovers, while cotn.m.ltting none. Ends Kyle Westman and David Rodriguez, nose Josh Veach, line- backers Mueller, Jahid, Cesar Romero, Andy Romo and Sean Freeman, and the starting sec- ondary of Hendncks, John Alderete and Freddy Rodnguez will attempt to limit a Garden Grove oCfense with several weapons. Grove's Bryan Loken has 155 rushing yards and two TDs on 21 carries, while Lui Joane has seven receptions for 159 yards and a TD Junior Keo Sutherland has thrown for 156 yards (7 for 13"'With no interceptions), sharing time with senior Matt Crippen and 6- root, 245-pound senior Eddie Vqilolo (nine carries for 53 yards last week) adds a punishing back- field presence Seruor lmebacker Juruor Diaz (6-2, 240) and fellow second-team All-Garden Grove League return- er Miguel Medina, who operat~ in the secondary, lead the defense for the Argos. Estanaa is attempting to open the season 3-0 for the runth lime .Mi its 35 varsi5y seasons. Each ~h,ool has a win m their two pre- vious meetings. ' :.The ·ck and the dead . . : • Mesa hopes speed and agility on defense will conquer Lions' jumbo offensive tackles. ~Pb J J WESTMINSTER -The bigger , they are .. the easier 1t is to run a round them to the quarterback. That's the philosophy the Cos-, W Mesa High defense pins its hopes to when the Mustangs visit Westminster Fnday at 7 p.m. for a 1 nonleague football contest. ' The Lions ( 1-1) boast a pair of h(>fty offensive tackles. lllduding 6-foot-7, 345-pound senior Soll etuli. With junior Mark Gallardo l , 265) on the other side, West- mmster's two tackles have 65 pounds on the combined weight 6t thctr two guards and center. Mesa Coach Jerry I-Jowell, however, looks at these ponder- 9,US dimensions and sees opportu- • nity. . "(The Lions) have some pretty , gQ(>d athletes, bµt J think their qgp weakness is that thei.r offen- :> 'lY,e line isn't very qwck," Howell !I.aid. •1 don't know how they're going to pick us up.• r,1 Picking up the eight defenders ·~e Mustangs (2-0 and ranked No. 3 m CIF Southern Section Division lX) bombard their oppo- nent with on every nap, has been problematic for their first two '" M a has am ~ d 12 quarter- ck sacks Ul successive vtctones over Saddl back and Bolsa COSTA MESA LINEUPS OFffHSE Du:EHsE No. Pbiyw Ht. Wt.a. ,_, 10 DAVE Wm 6-0 185 Sr Q8 2 CJ, ZUNIGA S-10 185 Jr TB 92 AKroNv G~ 6-0 260 Jr FB 44 5HAuN FealYMAN 6-3 200 Sr WR 81 Louis DAY 6-3 170 Jr WR 43 W IUY FMHc:o 6-0 190 Sr Tt 88 0WwE ~ 6-1 24'0 Jr. LT 62 EusEo MAlmNa S-10 230 Sr LG 56 Sam SotlN.NS S-10 21S Jr C 74 l.untER MITCHlu. s.a 300 Jr RG 54 EAIC CoNNATY 6-2 290 Jr RT Antony Grubisich Louis Day Grande and defensive No. Pfayw 73 Roa.tn' HuwGDt 66 fOHAHOO AllOHNA 92 AlnoNY GINelstcH ] Tooo DuooluDGE 10 DAVE Wot 44 5ff.AuN fEMvMAN 12 JASON RAMtlH 11 PA11110t HuuJGEJt 20 611£0 SnwNn' 36 JAU Cl.EvnAND 43 WILLY fMNco Ht. Wt.d. f"os. 6-2 225 Sr. OE S-9 200 Sr OT 6-0 260 Sr OT 6-0 190 Sr. OE 6-0 18S Sr. OUI 6-3 200 Sr. ILB 6-0 190 Sr. ILB 6-0 175 Sr OLB S-7 150 Sr C1I S-9 145 Sr. C1I 6-0 190 Sr FS Willy Franco Junior Christian coordinator Tom Bald· win will be scheming to similarly harass All· Golden West League quarterback Kelly Coburn. Clf DIVISION IX '°' 10 Chamberlain is the team's leading rusher (86 yards and a TD on 14 attempts), but sophomore Jared Jenkins, a former national Punt Pass 1. Bonita Coburn, a senior, threw for nearly 2,293 yards and 20 touch- downs as a junior and is the featured offen- sive weapon for third· year coach Ted Mc Millen. 2: BrN Olinda J.C...Meell ... Slntilgo and Kick champion, 5. Vllenda ' "9dfic. 7, South Hiiis could get increased opportunities after shoWUlg well off the bench last week (21 yards on five carries). a. Rancho Marnltos 9.FUltnOn 10.~HIAs --.Westetn .. Unlwwllty The Mustangs The 6·2. 200- pounder has thrown for 37-0 yards and throe ms this fall (22 of 52), but was intercepted four times by E Lancia in last week's 20-7 loss to the Eagles. Westminster also relies heavily on 5-6, 150-pound darter Vince Laurel, who has 155 r ce1ving yards and two TDs on ven catches and hlSS rushed 15 hin for 76 yards and a TD. have shown plenty of offense thus far, with 1unJor C.J. Zuruga spearheading the ground game and senior quarterback Dave Weir triggenng an enhanced passing attack. Zuniga has 290 yards and six touchdowns on 34 came , while Weir has thrown for 222 yards ( t l of 21). Weir lofted three TD tosses last we~k. the biggest single-game NEVADA BOB'S GOLF Located in the Mimi's Plaza (17th St. & 55 Fwy) 13931 Carroll Way • Tustin HC:== 14 730-8233 ' DIRECTIONS To Westminster High North on 405 t o Golden West Blvd Right (north) on Golden West. School on left · output by a Mesa quarterback in 100 games, dating back to Ryan McEvoy's four TD passes in the 1990 season-opening win over Twentyrune Palms. A greater willingness to pass this season, bas helped create the Mustangs minus-two turnover ratio, which mdudes three inter- ceptions. So, Howell is hoping for better efficiency. ' "We threw the ball better last week than we have since I've been here (five seasons),• Howell said. "But we need to throw more consistently.• Seruor wtdeoul Shaun Ferry- man (hve catches for 91 yards). senior tight end Willy 'Franco (three for 69) and Junior receiver Lows Day (three for 38) are Weir's pnmary target.i;. Defensively, 1.0S1de linebackers Ferryman and Jason Rankin, out- . side 'backers We lI and Patnck Hulliger, and a front four led by senior end Todd Duddrtdge, have been superior. Antony GrubiMch and Fernan- do Aronna have 41.So played well up front and senior Robert Hul- liger, who left the team in the summer, will start at end after making up lost practice u.me. Robert Hulliger, who started 11 games as a junior, aw his first ac-.tion in last week's -47·0 trounc- mg of Bolsa Grande. Mesa 15 attcmptmg to becom~ only the fourth team to open 3-0 in the chool's •O·year hi.Story, and also cut into W tminSt r's 4- 1 seri I ad. The Uon overcame 17 penal· ll and ~ ven fumbles to defeat ~ol , 33· U , be.fore being stu- pnsed by EstanC'Ja. ·-• Thursday, September 23, 1999 83 NEWPOIT HARIOR LINEUPS No.~ ttt. wt.a. ,__ No. "-Y• ttt. wt.a.,_, 1 0-S M•NDOINO 2 ,,,_,_, SnwAllT 5 MIUTu..v 3 JusT1N JAC:t»S 8 lkLY OAYTON 15 NICX l>NGSOCW' 79 lkAll JoNU 68 STEVE ~WITZ 58 Luiz Otuz 70 NIOC HAooY 77 R'*"f Col.E 6 2 195 Jf Qt 5-f 60 St Tl s 10 200 St fl 6-0 165 5' Wit 6 S 195 St WR 6-<4 225 Sr TE H 245 St LT 6-2 200 Sr LG 5 11 205 Sr. C 6-3·223 Sr RG 6-S 325 5( RT 15 Na l>NGIOOlllf' f>.4 22S Sr DE 21 AHIOY KAl.Ma • 5-9 190 51' HG 11 NICX MooHAoc>AM 6-3 230 Sr OT 7 GNIM1l T~ 6-G 185 J( OE 1 0.JS M•llOllbHo 6-2 195 Jr OlB 55 Al.M SM.HZ 6-1 250 Jr MLB 5 MIKI TIMNSY 5· 10 200 St OlB 2 AHOM SnwART s-t 160 51' ca ] Jusl'ltf JAC.OeS 6-0 165 St cs I Btu.Y <:LAYTON -&'5195 Jr. SS 20 DAVNI PMff 6-2 180 Sr FS Justin Jacobs Billy Clayton BATTLE CONTINUED FROM 81 many believe was their best game of the season in a 28-t 8 tri- umph over a then-unbeaten Newport squad ranked No 1 Ill ClF DivtSion VI and No. 5 in the county at the time. The "upset~ 1s hardly atypical in thls annual seaside showdown, in which the underdog has won 5 of to meetings m the 1990s, mduding a CIF semifinal dale m 1992 Last yectr'i; wtn, in the Week 5 league opener. helped the Sea Kings secure an at-large playofl berth It also cost the Sailors thcir accustomed spot in the pos~eason, "It basically killed our season,: Brinkley said of the mo t rec-e>nt meeting, which helped CdM nar- row its senes deficit to 25-12 Cdlvl, which enters us a :;even- point underdog, will once again try to confound the prognostJCd· tors. Ne"\vport ii r.onked No l O m Orange County, No. 5 m CIF Southern Section D1vis1on VI, and 1S 21-0-1 in its last 22 gdmes out - side ot Sea View compf'titJOn. What's more, Newport has won 15 of 18 meetings with the Sea Kings outside of league play "We seem to play well ag<tirbt Newport,• said Freeman, who earned his hrst Battle of the Bay VlCtory in four tnes a head coach last fall. "Maybe it's gOod lo be meeting (Newport) now. It may be just the thing to pull our kids together." The game annually pulls together former youth sports teammates, who savor frequent chances to exerci..,e bragging nghts the close proxmuty to their rivals affords them. "I don't think thl• fact that it's not a league game has much to do with it." Freeman scUd "Our kids want to beat I larbor, but we're also lookmg to unprove. Our offensive ~uys are disap- pointed Wllh the way thmgs have gone, so far, and they're lookmg to be more productive.• Seruor tailback Grant Estabrook, with 157 rushing yard. and the team's lone TD on 45 car- nes, has supplied most of the CdM offense. The Sed King fell to !\.farina, 28-7, m theu opener. Jon Schrank SAILO.R·s Junior qu4rterback Matt Moore, a Santa Marganta lrans- fc>r pldying m his first BatUe of U1e Bay, hds completed 9 of 22 passes tor 85 vards. Senior llght end Adam Cooper leads CdM receive.rs with three C:dtche~ for 44 yards. N1•wport, wh1c:h hammered Orang >. 55-6 to open 1ls season, hqures to provide a l>tiif defensive challenge The Sailors have allowed only 95 mshing yards this s~a::.on and a stingy 286 yards ot total offense The Sa1lors v.ill attack CdM's defense , .. 1th a balanced dtta~k. h•d bv senior tailback Andre Stewdrt, who hds 249 rushing yards and four TDs on 37 came Junior Chru; Mandarino mak 'S his fusr start at quarterback, hut Bnnklcv said he will share time w1lh sophomore Brid.Il Gaeta. l\.1dndcrino has completed 8 of 17 tor 121 yards and th.ree TD whiJ(> Gdeta 1s 4 of 10 for 45 yard-.. Seruor Ryan Brill ( 174 yard t and two TDs on 19 cames) is also a backfield threat for the Tai .... who have 656 vards of total off en. e this fall. · Seniors Justin Jacobs (fJvc catches for 78 yards and one ID) and Billy Clayton (10 ya.Ids and two TDs on four catches) are the. prundl)· receivers. CdM, which lost to ~tanna, 28-7, m its opener, should be bol· stered defensively by the return of senior end Jay Bottom. who sat out last week with a concus· s1on. The Sea Kmgs ma}. howver. be without outside linebacker Blake Hacker battling an an.kJc spram Newport has received strong dt•fen l\'e work from ends Nick Ldng::,dorf and Garrett Troncale, as well as the lmebacking ino of ~landenno, Alan Sdenz and Mike Tunney • "We've got to get a lot better and clean things up.• Bnnkley said. ·we've had two pretty lop- PY ga.m~. including ~ome break- downs in areas '~ hich typ1cally have not been problems for ti! " Adam Cooper DEL MAR LINEUPS Dt1£NsE 2 MAnMoo. 29 GaANY ESTAmlOOlt 44 Matr:HAVU J JON So91A• 4 S~WMD 21 NM# CooPa 71 SIM flNn* 51 JAION l(Ufm sa P1Ta koum.AS 55 .. MDCIN~ 12 MAnMMITON Ht. wt.d. Pot. ..... ""'1W 6-0 180 Jr QI 2 '210 St Tl 6,3 210 S!' F-8 S-9 180 Sr WR ~ 150So WR 5-11 190 St :re 64 255 Si LT S-10 195 5' LG 6-0 2lS Jr C i-0 200 S!' "G 6-3 195 r Ill n ,.., eo"°"' ,1 DAW~ ff l&i.Y McAllOU 59 Scon kiGS 51 11.t.M* Kwm 5S llaANDOlt JottNIOfl 56 No,.,_ J.J 0AYI081smt 5 PAYTON ttw.T 21 ,.,,,.., COOPtll 1 EM: Ht..M.d.fllol.. i-l 220 St DE 6-5 320 Jr DT 6o020S St DT 6'2 180 Jt: DC ~ 10195 Sr OlJI 6-0 200 Sr ML;ll 5-, , \75 Jr. OL8 11 170 '5l C8 6-0 1 S.H 160 Sr 6.() 185 .n -- 84_ Thur$doy, ~tembef 23, 1999 Spqrts • • FERRYMAN ~=~~::?both ~ ~OLF loreanna. He KOOped it \JP and • about a two-mlDu~ ride on the gOlt cart for players trav,aliDg from the t.Ctb green to tbe 15th tee. The bulk of the event'• botpltality villa~ will be tn that area. lntematlon41 Bey Clubl, Inc., to go forwanS with tour new projects on the prtvete goU coune, tncludlng a major cttenge al the • CONTINUED FROM 81 was headed tor the end tone. CONTINUED FROM 81 t81hgreen. def n<>1ve effort wh1ch allowed !he Matador only S y11rd . total often (H\1J'\US·6 on the grounrl). , And, n ru mg to settle lot a bit ~rt on speoal teams, be blocked fl pai1 o{ punts to ~et up two .1c1clit>oncll TDs. ft wt1s I\ pcrformtloce, though uhur viuted whe n the Mustangs hNfiln lifting the starters earl y Ln thP third quarter, worthy of Dally Pilot Player of the Week r~cogrution, Ac:cor<ting to 1us coach, and the returrung All-Newport-Mesa District and first-team All-Pacific C .. oa.st League leading man hunself, 1t wn~. however, a . performance somewhat overdue. w1 don't lhiilk Shaun had been playing anywhere near his capabilibes, • Howell sclld. • 1 thought I had a real down gdJlle against Saddleback (a 28-19 win m the Sept 10 season opener),· Ferryman said. "I told myseU "Dude, you're a ~eruor: you better step it up.' w Fenyman said. "But, after that first game, jt hit me that my senior year was going to go by fast. I started to realize, every game we play would be our last against that school. All that time l wasn't working hard, the competition was. I knew that had to change.• It took little time against Bolsa for Ferryman's new-found determination to surlace, when wu stopped JUSt short. Perryman, however, didn't have to w&t much longer before hitting paydirt. He fielded a 12-yard Dave Weit pass in the end zone Jess than a minute into the second quarter, The multltalenled standout. who plans to add baseball to his familiar basketball and volleyball roles later this year, then made the most of slant pass in the final minute of the first half. He fielded Weir's spiral inside the 20, bowled over the Bolsa safety in.side the 10, cruised intd the end zone, dropped the ball and extended his arms from his side, palms upward, as if to say, What did you expect? , More was expected offensively this fall from Perryman, who caught 15 passes as a junior. Howell told him he'd be the primary beneficiary of this year's increased passing emphasis. It was welcome news to the former freshman offensive guard, who likes snatching spirals nearly as much as he enjoys pununelingopposing ballcarriers. Waboo playmy at Dnckyard. . For Nicklau , considered by mony to be the greatest player ln U e htstory of golf, 1t IS believed to oo his fust local appearance as a compebbve plar,er. His company. Jack N1cklttus I roducuons, Inc .. i!> operating the xnode-for-television event. which will be shown Uve on ABC Dec. 11 -12. Nicklaus and Watson, who together have won 103 PGA Tour events and 26 majors, are pairing for the first ~e ln a professional competition. As participants m 10 Ryder Cups and captains for three more, they have plenty of · experience with the team match-play (onnat used at the Diners Club Matches. Gil Morgan and Jay Sigel will ba ttle Nicklaus and Watson. The other two teams from the Senior Tour are Allen Doyle and Dana Quigley, and Bruce FletSher and : a partner to be named later. : From the PGA Tour, Fred Couples-Phil Mickelson, Steve Pate-Mark Wiebe: Chris Perry-Paul Az111ger; and Jeff Maggert-Steve Elkington are The event is also looking for volunteers to be course r:nanbals, walldn9 scorers. press room assist.ants, concession attendanll and sconng assistants. Details: (9'9) 759-5175. • Dtnen Club Ucketa are 1124 and include admluton for the practice rounds Dec. 10 and both tournament days. Parking ii also included. ncket sales are limited to 10,000. Details: (9'9) 759-5175. • Not far from Newport BNch Counby Club are blgb-end dally fee public golf courses wtth wlique features, such as a mon.strous 600-yard bole (Strawberry Fanns Golf Club) and tricky, turtleback greens (All.so Viejo). Newport Beach officials are aware of their competition, and tllat's why the club continually strives to upgrade and improve its links, pumpin-g dollars bock into the program even though It could probably rest of ill laurels. Thlee of the four pro1ects will _ be completed by Thanksgtvmg -rebuilt tee boxes on Nos. 3 and. 6 and a mound constructed behind the fifth green to give the hole a back.stop. The club is using architect Ted Robinson's service! again for goU course design. . .. The fourth project, the building of a large mound behind the 18th green, will not begin until after the 2000 Toshiba Senior Classic (Feb. 28 through March 5), the Senior PGA Tour • stop at Newport Beach. The cost - of the four projects is in excess · of $200,000. •There has certainly been a lot of history bn that t Bth green the pa.st two years m the Toshiba' 1 • Senior Oa.ssic, but the ~ remodeling will make it a more challenging finishing hole," said Anderson, referring to Hale =~c:~e~~e:~['!;J ~~e McCord's improbable victory in 4 five-bole playoff this year. ... An improved driving range and a new bunker on 17 will also be part of the off-season plans. The result was a more inspired work ethic on the practice field and in the weight room. The Matadors were simply the hrst m what could be a long Line of reluctant co-stars in FNryman's conllnuing hit He ended Bolsa's first offensive series by surgi.ng up the middle to block a punt, setting up a 29-yard TD run less than three minutes into the contest. •Scoring two touchdowns in • paired. From the ladies tour, Juli Inkster-Dottie Pepper; Nancy Lopez-Kelli Kuehne1 Karrie Web b-Kelly Robbins: and Annika Sorenstam-Lori Kane are paired. • The Diners Club Matches will •A lot of (public) golf cowses have opened up in Orange County the last five-to-seven years, and that competition drives you to be better,• said Jerry Anderson, Newport Beach Counby Club President. •we want to make sure we're provid- ing what the membership wants.• • Following the 2000 Toshiba event, construction will begin and the 18th fairway will slope down toward the throat, while the green will be elevated, giving golfers an uphill approach and taking the •easy birdie• out of one game was kind of weird,• : pardcle "I kmd of took the attitude Lhdt I didn't have to work as hard .inti I was kmd of Jagging," When Bolsa tried to punt a second time, Fenyman knifed up said Ferryman, who returned one • fumble and one interception for TDs last season. "I've always had fun catching the ball, but defense is my love." be played on boles one through 14 on the North Course, and 15· through 18 on the South Course, In an effort to create a little more "flash" behind certain greens, Anderson received approval last week from the club's pa.rent company, play for the Senior Tour guys starting in 2001. ( PUBLIC NOTICES I I PU8UC HOTIC!S 11 PUBUC-~ J I + ~ 3 I PUIUC l'OTICD 11 PUBLIC NOTICES CNS11Jlt01 -'-' ...o ( -•aoao --....-...-•-. -nnccs.1 ~under -'"""'°'_... ....... --. .... .....,., flllllC. NOTICE OF SEIZURE cbe cams of llld 01 OfllDlPllOPan '°"'· ~. ~. llQl8 PURSUANT TO HEAL Tl1 TNll. r-. cbatset &lid AT fWVAll U&.f Of .,_, llld W Of l'ICOl'd ANO SAF£TY COO€ u,-of llw TNllee 11111 of C.. Ila...... The ~ • ID lie IOld °" Ill .. .,c 7 Ille tn&tU craaas by Aid Dcc4 SuPMCW eoun °' tie s. .. • • .. 1-t. .._ tor * _. r~N1J:.J'~488 orTrwc SIMI sak will be of calllOlftl lOfhCou~Oflol Thi U~ ,..... .. INTENDED FORfEmJRE bc\d on· OC'TOBEll ll. Angila nght1D1•MU:l~-bda PURSUANT TO HEALTli 1999, AT J :OO P.M. ON TifE lnhn.-of hr.. GI 8ldl Cf GfMft ID lie tn AND SAFETY COOE FRONT STEPS TO ' TifE Lt.IA* N ~O ale Wll'ng llld wil lie ...., • h SECTION 11488 4 ENTRANCE OF ntE OR-LUANA N RAC&SZ, dlCUMcl lloiaad otfa • lift Jm1 ""' ANOE CIVIC CEH11!R, '**-11 '*'(¥ ~ N fie lillt ~ heltof Ind On AUGUST12, 11199. at lOO E. CHAPMAN, OR-bunclnOnlOWlllll•,.,_. bllolt•Oftlle 1512 IRVINE AVE . NEW· ANOE, CA At I.be~ o( tal on«•OclDCler4 1DllD o.d. 5-lnl:W2Q 1DllD P'OAT BEA01, CA, the lhc truUal plibllcabon of lhil • trie LAW OfFaS Of~ TM1THY RACISZ Ptnoftll p-lty de.Cltb.d H : ftOCICe, &be t0CaJ MIOlilll Of, die Q f&£R. 1801 C...fY Plftl ~ of b 111* Of unpaid balancr of die obh1a-EISt. #2«Xl LOI AnDlla CA U<I OllCUMd tl.206 U S. CURRENCY =~Dcc4 !1 ~·.: IOl87·2326. '(310) •Di>. ID 1_ ,_,,,M!!!AMRNO llQ WH .. 1i.c1 punueni to aunwed co.. and h l1lgl1ISt Ind !lest net llidOll'. ...,, w:ntunr ,.,.,,.t(f 2«10 HH lth 9'ld Sefety Code ld1rancq is 17j ~· ll Ind Mllld ID COl'lfimmon br UJ$ANl1ELESCAf/OIJN·2326 S.CUOn t1471 I 11488 b1 •• poulb~ tlw Ai .he tmt of ~ Supenor Couft, II ll9fll. Ht {310) 5IJ6.3300 lhe LAGUNA 8EAQi f'O· Ind l'*"9t Of Ud dlC:ielltcS • Newooft ~MIU ua: DEPARTMENT. =::, ~ ~ be ""8 of dUlll, Ind .. -•II CH5.'JD707NIStMJT0$eo The prop9fty w•• Mind dlK DMf· ~"T Ind ~ in Ill .,_ 1111 ZU4,al>, 1DllD wlttl ,.,pect to .ii.g.ct 1999. T. C • ~ ICOalld tn MCI ID II vtolatlonl•I of s.ctiofllt l .D •• SElVI E h carian g ~ .... _.,_,. BSO 8781 11379 of tM H.alth tnd COMPANY 11 aid TNUe, ,....,...., •-H f•ty Code You -.,.,._ VICKJ J. HOPKINS. W IS-1n h ~ ol Olangl. S.. ol NOTICE OF PETn ION by notlfi.d th.t tt.e Dletric't TANT SECRETARY T.D. C*lonla.~~lclows TO ADMINISTER . Anomev of Or~ COunty SERVICE COMJIANY Qr""' A ESTATE OF: t.a1 l(Wl1et4'd PfOCMdlne• to l'UO E FOURTH ST. SUrTE ~ 1.,,. ENRICO DOMENICO forf•rt the .oo-d .. c"'*I IOO. PO BOX 11911 ...., "" •u. coi-.*1Q ol REBORA elul P«11MnvPunu•nttoHHlth SANTA ANA, CA m 11. Cd9ft acsoa MCI uta REBORA ENRICO end &•f•rt eo.. s.c:tion 1911 7141SO.aJ72 We llell1ll'lll. a ~ MCI cit-DOMENICO 11488 4, arc uadW'.11 die Baieflcwy io ICllOld lft Ill ConoDm1un AM v-af! irwtNcWd "' .. " co0ea • d• .,., ..., 1111or-r .Ran .. , 1« ""' w.iw. CASE NUMBER: you d••-to contest Che mauon -otMaui wi ll lie 11:11111 wflCfl AM .. flCOIOld on A·198012 forl.m-of thl• property, for dW flWP* wtlallct OclDW 31, 19118 • ._,,_. To ell heira, benell- punuel'lt to H.tlftto end raved orally Of 10 wrilJaa. No 16-515811118 Ill Olticlll Ale.· Cl8riel , CreditOrt, cont· Sef•tv Codi S.ctlon If ••allablc, die apecccd Clftltof0ranga~,C6fonu ingent creditofl, and per· 11488.5. you mu•t file. oplDJM! bid -ro lie ollailled (''Oltioll-'' IOl\S who may oeherwlle wrifled cl•im st•tlng yOYt ·;~ · ._.. im-.i 1n u. Pf'Os-t . by callint die O!lowil1& ~ PAACB. 2. be lntereated Hl the Wiii or ' ou mun file Oii• ct.Im t; ~ ~•> Oii Ille M uncHded one -.o estate.,. or boCh, Of: tn. SUCMricw Court of the daf before the Ale. 7141~ i.inchd ~·ttldll (VZ!i6) I• ENRl¥0 DOMENICC County of °'•no-within '690 TACJ 4'9TI6C PUB: ·---•• •Aini '" REBORA. eke REBOAA ~ 1301 ••r• of die fir'fl 9123199. 9fJ0.199, 10/07199 common 1n Ind~ 11 Of 111t u ENRICO DOMENICO public.i10n o thle Notice. ~. 1nc:IUclng. Wllhout A PETITION FOR "RO- "" .. " you ,.c:.tV9 11etuel MIJTICE OF mJTION TO •ml*in fie Common Ml BATE hat been lill'd bv notice . IPl .. u uu ADllUllSTB dTATE OF deflnedmh~ltlttl'ld WILLIAMA.BAKER..i.PUS'· HJ7oeb28 I You mu9t to below in fie g PIVPll\' LIC AOMINISTRATvR .. ,.,,. .,, ~Of'Hd copy of JAMii E. VAii ICHOIACK r -~· ') loc* In N City In the Superior Court ol Uw cl.im 011 tt1' Dl1trtct Case Ho A1GM24 ot ttina-lleach n--. C111fomle, County of Anomey of Oreng• County Te> Ill heirs, benthC1111es. ,_., ' .,. • ..,. ORANGE. CAnn: .JOSEPH C. NEDZA. cnGIDB, comnoent cintors. =· Clllfema, ~btd • THE PETITION FOR· Deputy Dl1ttlct Attomeyl et n P11SOf1S w11o '1111. OlhelWISe ..__. PROBATE requesta that 700 CMc: C.nter Drille bl llMl'tltld on lhl will °' ata11 norvm 1• • lhDWn on 1 WILLIAM A BAKER p,JB· W11t. Sant• AN . c. Of Dael, Of JAMES E VAN Mio tiled"' Booll 24,. ~ 11, LIC ADMINISTRATOP. 92701 within thirty 1301 SCt«MQ( of flwtlll Mlpa, ltl h Olb Of be appointed 11 perJOnal d•y• •f tti. flltnt of 0 141 A P£TimH ~ PAOeATE h Orange Courf¥ AlcolOll' rt"'Hentetlve to edll'liflll· clelm In the SUCHtrior CllllOllN ,. ....... c-rt/C:hll Olvlt lon ,.. llllrl f1led br Mllrh M E)CfPfWQ THEREfRlM. 11 ter t ... estele of Ille dt,ce· TM f 1t11ure to um.ly file SCIUlllf Ill h SuPtfl(W Coult of deol -.t MCure • w nfi.d ct.Im c.torrN. Couftti of ORN«iE of .. lhts • shown °" .. THE PETITION reo ,.st• netlnG en lnt•,.11 In tn. M FET1Tk>N ~ PAO-Ran....,.,..,._.. ~ aulhorlty to edminllt• r the P"ll*tv In the &uperiof BATE ltQl"9ll flll M11t111 M ....._.._ ,.......,..._,, utal8 under ttie lndepend- Coun w• 1H uft 1n tfMI ~, be ~ a I*· fOf h benlfit ol Gllra • ent Adm!Mlratlon of E1· pro-"f ~ O.Clwed or IDftll ~ID ldmn5'11 IUCClllM Ill..,. MCI Oil.ti '81N Act. (Thia authOthy ordued forl•lt to the Stllt.• fie -of fie ..... UMmll'lll fOt ICCal, lf10MI, d allow the personal rep-of C.llfomie end dlttnbWtd M P£TJTKlH ftQlltSO .-a. ~ IUllPOft tuenlative to take many p~euam '° the PR>~• ~ ID ldn'I"*,. 119 "*'*'•a. ..,_ -. ectionl wilhOUI obtaining of H•.ith --' S•fetv CMe "'* h .... .,... .aoi.,,_ ~ ,..... 9ld for Obr court epprov1I. Belo,. ~ 11489 wtthout -*" ol ~ lid.. (Th ~ ... *"" Ill .. IUlng certall\ Yety lmpof- fUf'thw notice or Nennt alflOll\' .. llow 111 1 Plln, 11111 • ~ 1111 .. lall( ec:U<>oa, OOW.V.r, the Ot/11, 08/23, 09/30 .....,._. 11 *°"= ~Gt eowi.., Concl-personal repre11nte1tv1 Do111 Wlblut OCDttno coun -. n n •• C101W n ..._. won be ,.quired to give no- NOTICE OF ~USTEE'S llJPV'llll BefM t111no CMan .-on o1 ~ I« \o1la tlce to Interested pel'ION SALE T.S No Fll0)6J ·~ Wlf!W ("Dacs1•01f ') wtd unleU they have Wl!Yed Um1 Code F Loan No = OltlOtlll ~ ~ W9 llCOl'dlO on Oct. 3119118. noliCe Of cOnMnted to lhe IEHSEN M No 00-094-~ M ~ No .. 56eilsa, ill ptOpOled actlOn ) The ln- 10 TD SERVICE COM· =!Id ., OM= _, .._. 01ficN1 A1coni1 dei>endent edmlnistol''IOn PANY ... d11ly tppOlllled ~II f'lly llM RJRnlR RESEJMNG •ulhonty wll be g1.•nted Tna11et 11ndcr ii. roltowma -~!~)-... IDh THEREflW)M. few h blnlllt of unleM 1n lnteruted per· dacnbed o..d or T~ ... _ ......,, ,,,. inOlpenO-OwlWI o1 COtldOnMu h eon 111e1 an Objec;Uon to the WILL SELL AT PUBLIC 1111 IOlftll.-.lcln ..,.. .. -ma 111 pedllon and •howl """" AUCTION TO TifE HIGH· Ill~ utilaa .an ''*""'° •w,..... ~ ftOhll Ind caUM....tly thecour11~ EST BIDDER FOR CASH (In petlOll ltlel 11'1 ObjedlOl'l ID .. menwa Mr Mh .,., • "°'grant the authonty. ~ rorma whldl are lawfvl petlon lllO lhowl OOOd CILIS. llt Cldeftlled a llldulM UM A HEARING on the pttl· 1c:nda In the Un 1Dd ~mua) wtlY h ccurt thOllld l'IOI on-COnwnoft Afllt 1n flt o.ctllMOft non wlll be held on and/or die cdlicf'1. ci:nlflal flt ~ IOf lllllO Ind llllc:otly s-ilPOMI OCT. 27, 19Q9 et 1 45 p.m. '" odler click• 1p«11led In 4 HEAIWl on tilt PtHOn ea lhOWn ana *Cll'90 on Ole In Dept L73 ioc.led at CMI Cods Seaion :Z914h Wll be l'lllO Oii Oc:IDblr 21, 11190 AIR. for ~no s-ifllOlll 11 341 The Clry1 DrtW <rerabk 111 11111 11 uic 11me of • 145 PM '" Decit. Ho L73 ~ °" &!* • ·o· · ID h Po Boie 14171 Ora .ge "'It M> T.O. Service Com· IOc.Mld M 841 The ~ ~ OeclMllOft MCI ~ 1n Ill CahlOMle, 9281~1571 ' p1t1y) 111 MJht, tlOe IDd OrMal. CA 112813-1571 1~ OfM dlecS CIC .. LAMOREAUX JUVENILE ncrat t4n~.ytd 10 &&Id now l YOO 08JECT ID Ole 1'1~ 1M1t1 a few flllCNCI JUSTICE CENTER -hdd by 11 under aid o..d of ~ ol h PlhOft, ycu s-itil09a a 011C11beO In lldlcwl IF YOU OBJECT 10 the TNll • 1119 prvpcny bsrcl111f· tlQM ~ • h lulng MCI 8.1 (C) ol h OldaMOrl gnanllng of the petlll0(1, you • desnbed: Tnit--rour ~ or f" PAACa 3 ~ ahould appear at the heat· IOf JANE't. MARY. JENSEN "**' ~ """ .. court UMtllMI lot ecaa, lfllll'll· Ing 8nd 11111 .~f = ,__..,. -....., ~ 2?. 1m aa llllOll 1'11 ~ Your ..,._... aoim, '* ~ oi-. uont 0t file W11111n • ~~J7 H:_. 47922103 _,tzootnc~ ne~llelft ClltlOllO'~YQUt lllCftlllClrni. 1U11POft. ~ llOnl With the coun be '-' • ,..e vt -~ .a. ,_,. MS I« lhe hearlng, Your ap- ltecotdl in die otr.u °' 1bt f YOU Ill A CRBlfTOA 0t IMPQlll, II • ,,_ lie lllOWn 111 pearanc. matt:. In ~reon ._., ot ORANGE I ~ cncilDf GI Ole h Aln. ft• M daallllO 111 Of by VfNf a 'I COUlllY, pvnu&at 111 -Noea decelMd, 10ll 1ft.111 Ille ~ h Dlidelllofl IF YOU AAE A CREDI· ot o.t'iuk .. EleallOll IO Sdl ci.m ..., .. CCIUlt llld 111111 • PNal. 4 ~ .... TOA or oon!ingenl Cfed•tor ~ ~ J11m CQW tJ Ill~~ ,..__...., PM:1111 HD ol IN deONMcJ, you muat 2. 1999 u !Mr , No .,.. M ISIPOll'lld Cir h CCUl'l..cllln 1 llld HD-2 dlacllllltl lllM I 1119 your dam witn the 40902$ Ill aoo. -Pia• -lour ::lDllh flOlll Ill CS. d fll'lt ~ ~ • lfloowll MCI ooulf and md a c:qiy to the !~ ~ .. , ~,;. ~ ....,_.of 1111111apw0e0 111 _,,.. 11 h AM Ind a.. per10f'lat r:prei:,:nt= ORANG c:.utwY; YOU PloCl9 COO. 9ICtofl 9100 The ICllllld a Ill bcliilM UM = nJ..t1a from the ARFl IN Dr.PAU(T UNDER tme tor lillO dlirl9 .. not ColftmonMllflhC>ldlMoft CUite o1 nrat lllu.nce of let· A DECD OP nuST OATtD llPI' llebl fOut lnOl'll9 ton PMCB. 5 .,_ ... lett .. provided In,,.,. "PIUL JO. tm. UNU.SS W.!Wla•llllCied._ ....................... Code ~ 1100 ')'he YOU TAU! AcnOH 10 'tOUlMY fXAloH h Ille 181111 Mo 2 .... *" 11m.torltllngclllml~'ll no4 PR011:CT YOUR I'll°'· lllpt llt .. COllll I JOI M I .. IM!ll*I! ...... -t•"'re ........ ;_ t ..... CATY, fT MAY 8E SOLD pain ''*"*' Ill .. ,.-_ =.-.. • ... 7 Oft , ..... .,.""'. our inonc ... AT A PtJIU(: SAUf. IF pi ,,. ... ""' .. •• • . ·o·' WN CW' •a.i 1r:i ::wi:•nng dat• no- YOU NEED AN iXl'l.A· ,._for SC*illl Hotet (10ft!'I Ind ..... • .. fllMl.e YOU Mf.V EXAMINE the NATION OF TIU! NAT\JIU! DE·1&4) " .. ,.,_of en lfltM-UM COmman Ml 111 .. Didio tilt kepi t!y the cxion II you Of T1Ui: Pt.OCU:.OINO l:Ny and _.. d .-'*" .,. a pereon lnte,..-ed ln AOAINST YOU. YOU -Of Clf lift pellOll cw PMC8. I flliliN-.. dlt ...,.. YQ11 mu Ille SHOULD CONTACT A .:aut • .._,.. In Pl*-,._ -.... ,_.ND W!lh !he co.Jn t ~lo. LAWY IOI 2'T11 CDdt le&loll 1290 A,__ for 1 llld HD 2 dllCllllll ..,. 8o9C1a1 Not1c9 (lonn STR.EET. N!WPOl.T .,_. ._ IOllll 11 .................. a _..... Dl!•164) of Iha -:If IM"I l f.At lf, CA Clh.,.. bDm .. cailtdtlk lfllll0.1111•1 ta11t6ill!IM 1nWf11D1Y aoo 1PPf111tM (II I e1 CMlfllOll M · ....., .. ..-.-: UllC-MI eatatt ...... « 01 M'Y b et '"°""' -.0-~'Wllll Col , ... """"a ~ Of ~ II •· • -mnrr ~ 1' • 11 .tQ>#&otumuuo .._ -.... "7l ""•• ~ "' Pl'Obell coc.. IO Ill ~II °' STfltJIO ..... CA MC9on 1150 A ~ tt:Jff-eMJ JM 11 SfflMJOCA,...... ,.,. " • .. e1111 111 fcf lpecMI NOICa tonn 11 of··"'°"'"' will "' ,.... Ill ....,.,. ......oe-.... ...., ..., " .. u..-.,.,...... "°"' "' «M'I •h a7tl1 ...... ~ -15 111--• 7 .,.... --.. °' ...,flll!!J, ·~or ;;;;;,. ... ~-C9 ... .._. .... -Alll!""Y ,. '•• .,.., . -.... AA!!.• -.. -• -........ "= ..,.,.11t,u.M,.,:..:. e' ..... SILL =,c.=-.... ~CCUln -ot ... llillll)..... ... .......... ~ 1111 DeM et Ttw. UN• hclnl .... .-_ -....... .. la .... -~ ,~ • ··----,.0 .. "' ... Ana, Callfoml1 :2ri°~Jei FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR ATTY BAR N0.123416 P\JblWled Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ~ember 23, 29, 30 Th\ "'iOO -F ... lct.,,l'""tl-ou-.-=e-u...,al"'-n.U Name Statement The loltowing pe SOOS a,.. doing business a•r UPHOLSTERY WORK ROOM, 1998 1/2 HarbOf BtVd.. eos1a Mesa, c~ 92627 Linda Luc.hay 0111. 1724 TraejeWfnds Lane, Ne .yporl Beach, CA 92660 This business Is .:on· ducted by· an lnd1Yid11 .. 1 Have you started IOlng business yet? Yes 8 1194 Linde L DI• Thia stetemeni wa! filed with lhe C0unty Cit 11 OI Orange County on 9· 0-99 1"968041115 DailY Plloe SepL 23, 30 OCI 1, 14, 1999 Th932 Fictitious Bualneu Name Stlltement The lollow1ng persons are docng buslneu as NICKEU NICKELi SC GAMES, 9111 vaney Vtew, SI• 109·112, Cypress. CA 90630 Fer Weal Lelaure 11'1· duatrles, (C..-) 5242 Argo&y Ave., 1"4unllngton Beach, CA 92649 This busl1'18;s Is con· ducted by: a corponitJon Have you I ' Jrted doing business yet? Yes, 8·17·99 Far West l eisure In· dustnes, Thomas Portale, President This atatement was hied with the Counry Clerk ol Oninoe County on 9·21 ·99 19996805985 DaJly Piiot SeJll 23, 30, OCI 7, 14, 1999 Th914 Fictitious BuslneH Nar.pe Statllment The lollowll'lg pe~ ,,. dOtnQ business as NICKEU NICKELi 5' GAMES. 5643 E LI Palme Ave , Anehe•m Hills. CA 92807 Far West LeJSure In· du1tr1ea, (CA), 5242 Arpy Ave., Huntongton Beecti, CA 92649 This boslness Is con· duded by a cCHpOratlOf'I HaYe you atarted doing business ye1? YN, 8·25·99 Fer West l.8tsore In· dustrlas, Thomas PC>f1ale, Pr111den1 Thia 11a11me11· was filed W~h 1he County Clerk OI Orange County on 9·21 ·911 1'ltlle8051184 Dally Piiot ~pt. 2.3, 30, Oct. 1, 14, 19Qlt Th91S Flctltloua lJu•lneH N•m• Stetement The lollowlng persona are doing bullnesa ••· Newport Mesa Kumon Canter, 1617 Weatcllfl Drive. Suite in. N1wport Beech, California 92660 Marla Diana VMlarreal Breganz1, 15310 Nor '!'8"dY Lane, La Mirada, ca~tornia 90638 Thia bus•neu i$ con dude<! by an.tndMdual Have you Star\ed doing bUllneu yel7 YH. 9111W9 Dane Braganza Thie ltatemenl W81 filed INl1h the COunty et.rte ol Otange .coun~:= 99 1 710 Dally PllQI 8">t 23, 30. Oc1~11199 Thll30 Ftctmout BualntH NIN'l'Mt Statement The IQllOwlng pef$00t .,. dOlnG. t>u.-14111 .. r.ce deZert.eilm, 117& Beur StrMt, UIJ Costa Mt&a. CA 82t~·4139o431 Kleua Auch, 8242 W•mer Av•, •19<.I. Hunt lnaton Beech. CA 9211'7 Paul Kollnak11 117S a.ur 6tt11tt, wd1 J , eo.11 Meta, CA 12626·41 '9431 Thia t>YllnMi ti COO• dUCttd tJy • ~,., Pf!MMl'lip .... you ltl~ dOing ~~No n. -rntrll -· llltd .. lie Cow'lty ~ ol °""99~ OCl~~:r~ .... ;a ........ .............. ""' ......... '*"* .,.-.~-~~ 3408£ 16th Street Cosla Mesa, Ca 92627 Joel Chouinard. 3408 e 16th Streel. Coste Mesa Ca 92627 This business 1s con dueled by. an 11'1dMd11al Have you Slarted doing t>usinesa ye17 1,o Joel Ch0u1nari• This sta1eme1 .1 wH hied with the Cour 11 ~lertl of Orange Count\ on 9·21·99 1•1996806011 Dally Pllbl i'!pl 23, 30, Oct. 1, 14, 191'l'> Th917 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The lollow111g peraon(s) has (have) at>encloned Iha use of lhe flctll10us bull· nesa name. Mi11i Gourmet, 1210 East Yorba Linda Blvd., Placen- lla. CA 92870 The F1etohou1 Business name referred to above was filed in Orange County on Novetnber 22, 1'l!M, AU; NO 1~6628920 811an Kernell Jonnston. 6060 Harding Ave , Soultl Gate, CA 90280 nus bualnesa IS OOl'I· ducted by al'I indtY1dull 811111 K Johl'lston Thll statement was hied With lhe County CIOfll ol °'1nge County on 9121199 1~051188 Da11y Pilot Sepl 23, 30, Oc1 7, 14, 1999 Th929 FlCtltlou• Buslneas Name Statement The 1o11ow1ng persons are douig business as. Travis Guitars, 711 West 17th Street, H·2, Co"a Mesa CA 92627 Trav11 u11rav1i.1ons, Inc .. (CA), 71 1 West 17th S11eet. H·2, COSl8 Maaa. CA 92627 This business Is con· ducted by. a oorpotation Have you started OOlng business vet? No TraYla UttravlSlons, Inc' Todd A TraY11, President This statement waa filed ¥With the Cou11ty Clerk of Ora11ge County on 9 21·99 199968059911 Daily PilOI SepL 23. 30. Oct 1. 14. 1999 Th925 Flctltloua BualneH Name Stetement The lolk>woog pel'IOOI ,,.. doing bus1neS1 as V1ntage BIUll, 35t Old Newport Blvd., 1440, New· p0tt Beaeh, CA 92663 Omo Kalslametls, 600 East Ooean Front, #30, Newport Beach, CA 92661 This buslnesa la con· ducted by. an Individual Have you 11arted dolng bU911'1eBS yet? No Dino Katslameus Thts Slatement waa flied Wllh the County Cieri! ol Orange Cou111Y on 9 21·99 1"9e808004 Delly Piiot Sept 23, 30, Oct 7, 14, 1999 Th926 Fictitious BualneH Name St•temeot The IOllOwing persons are clofng bus1neu aa· Club Baff Hal. 333 Malfl\e Ave , Belooa lsllnd, CA 112662 Rlchero A Higbie, 333 Minne Ave • Balbo9 la• tend, CA 92662 Jay E Ctrl•Sle, 333 Manne Ave , Bllboa ta• land, CA 92662 Thia bUllneaa II con· duC1tO by jolt)t VlntUle H•v• you 1tarted OoinO bu loaaa yet? Y• J n I, 1999 ~ichard A Higbie Thll ltatef'l\Cllll WU lile<J w1tl\ the ~Clerk of Orange Cooot~~1.Q9 1 m2 Daily Piiot Sept 23, 30. Oct 7, 14, 19~9 Th927 -FlctltJout "Butlnete Heme lt1tement TIMI IOllqwlng Pftl'ICIOI ,,. dOlng 1>11111111 as PAVILION, ·INC , "'700 EaJt 0.lbOtt Blvd , Balbol CalltO<nla 0200 1 P~ I~ (CA) 700 EMt IMllOe BMf ' 8al:IOa ~P2tet 'TNt """"'"' It con CIUded by • Cl'.ll'pOfatlOn """' ¥0" n.lted OOlng bUllnlal """' 'V" ~, .. f · 'ftavltlon. •nc , Paul lanoont ,.,....,.,. Thie 1-tanwit w llNd """ ... ~ Ctltll Of °'89~ DlllV "'°'a.cit 11. a '° Actitlou1 Bualneu N•m• Statement The fOllowlng petSOn$ ere do.ng buSlneu as. I ) Splaafl Aquetlca, b) Splash Sport, c) Splastl $¥tom School, d) Splash, 1~72 Momong G!Ofy Ave ... Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Robert Bal'ldaruk, Jr., 10472 Mom1ng Glory Ave , Foun1e1n Valley, CA 92708 This business ts con- ducted by· e11 Individual Have yoo ·started doing buslneu yet? Yes, 9194 Robelt Bandaruk, Jr. This siatamenl was flied with ltle County Clerk of Orenge County on 9·10-99 t 99968041127 Da~y Ptlol Sept. 16, 23, 30, Ocl 7. 1999 Th870 Flctitloua Bu•lneH Name St•t~nt The lolk>wlng persons ire dOll'lg bu11ne1S U '. AIJloOUeSI lntemallonal. 17811 Sky Perl( Circle, Suite E, lrvlne, CA 82614 Richard L Tallman, 17911 Sky Par11 Circ:la Dl1vtt Suire E, Irvine. CA 92614 Thts buslOesl IS conducted by al'I unincorporated as- MX:iellOfl Ol.her than I partnership Have you si.rted doing busonus yet? Yes. 11198 Richard L. Tallman Thia S1atemen1 was tiled With lhe County Clarti of Ota11ge Cou11ty on 9·10·99 19996804~4 Dally P1I04 Sept 16, 23, 30, Oct 7, 11199 Th872 Flctl1lou1 BualneH N•m• Statement The lotlowl11g penlOOS ar1 doing business as: Designer Atness, 2n25 Santa Margarita Pkwy., #210, Mission Vle10, CA 92692 Wllerlront Fitness & Nutrillon, Inc . (CA). 27772 Vista Del Lago, 11 s, Mis- sion Vtelo, CA 92692 Th•I bus1neu Is con- ducled by.• QOt'PC)(alJon Have you started doing business yel7 YH, 8/1198 Wet1rtron1 FltnH I a Nutmon. Inc~ Unda A Frenlc. CEO Thia statement was filed W•lh the Coutlty Clertc ol Oninge Coun'! on 11-10-80 1HlllOtt4' Dally Piiot Sept. 16, 23, 30, Oct 7, 1999 Th885 Fletltlou• Butlnne Neme Statement The lollowlng persona are dolnQ buslnell as: MAKISlJJ>A COMMUNICATIONS, 167 ~~ spray Sout71h. Laguna "' uel, CA 926 ,.ndan MoCe.rthy, 167 Saaspray South, Laguna N1oue1, CA 926n Orandon Strauell, 187 Seeapniy Sov1h, lagune Nigoel, CA 926n Craig Barger, 24292 VIII Madrugada, Mlstlon Viejo, CA'92692 Th11 buslneu II oon· duQed byt a geoatll pertnensl')lp Have you •tarted doing bulloeU yel? Yes. AUg 27 e ... nooo PK. Strauch Thll tement was ll!ed wtth. ltlt County Cteltl Of Orange COunty on 0.-10-99 1ttlll04141 Dally PllOC Sep!. 15, 23, 30, Oct 7, 19119 Th887 Flcthfout Bu.tlnna N•m• St.wnent The folovwtng ptl"ION ere doing l>UP'le•• as MONTEREY PUBLICA• llONS, 25572 S.m1 Or, Laguna H~~i..9_A~ 9~ Si.phon m uiam Lawten, 25572 S.tlll Dr., Lagunt Hiits, CA 92653 Anne Mane Lawaon, 26572 Se!t!a Or., Ugune Hilla, CA 02853 Ttill t>utlnela II ClOO• ducted bY hu&baod and wt!• Haw you ... ltid doltlG ~ yel7 Vea, 112al99 61e11Mn l•W90l'I mt etai.mtnt WU flled with the ~ Cle1'c of °'9t!gf~ ~ P'llDI ~ ts, 23, •• Ott 7 11119 ~ a,,..,....,_. GDll\ l•T ....,... ,_.,.. bur-::t. • ....,.. .:.. r:: ~ . ... ,. P·· .. I . '\' -' . Flctftloua Buelneat Heme Ststement The IC>lo¥Mg peraona .,.. dOlng buSlneu u . GoldenTouch ProdUC· tionl, 2800 B111tol Street, Suite E·201, Colte Mela, CA 92626 Dennis Dean MofTllOl'I, 3041 A 8rad1on:I Pila, Santa Ana. CA 112701 Thia bu$1neu I• con· ducted by. an lndMdoal Have yoO atarled doing t>uslnesa yet? No Dennll o. Morrieon Thl1 statement we• flied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 9·2H~ll 1 HllllOIOOll Dally Pilot Sept. 23, 30, Oct. 7. 1o4, 1999 Thll18 FlctltJOua Bualneaa Name Stltement The followtng ~ are dOlnG bullne11 aa: Call Heme, 2252 Vitti Huerta, Newport Buc:h, catlfom.a 92680 Dooglaa Knill, 2252 Vlate Huerta, Newpo11 Beach, Calllomla 92680 Thia bulltlUS It con- ducted by. an tndMduel Have you •tarted doing bUllness yet? No Douglas Krall This llatemenl WU flled wfth the County Cleft! of Orange County on 9-21·911 1HlllOIOOI Oallv Piiot Seot. 23, 30, Oct. 1, 14, 19" Thll19 FfctltJou1 Butlneaa Name Stetetnent The followlng persc)na are dOinQ bUSll'lell ... NIMRODS, 31 Wlnler· mist. IMne. CA 92614 Patrldl McGauahen, 31 Wln1ermlst, 1r.1rne, CA 9261 4 Bryan MJllner, 31 Winter· mist, l~e.J. CA 92614 Sam lllKX.iue 3t Wll'ller· mist. Irvine, CA 92614 This buslneaa 11 con· ducted t>y co-pertnera Have you started doing l>Uslneas yet? No Pat Mc:Gaugnen This llalatnel'lt WU lled With the County Cleft( of Otllnge ~ Daly Ploc Sepe 23, 30, Oct 1, 14, 1999 Th920 FictltlOua Bualnea• Name Scetament The followlng persona .,.. dolllG bullneu aa Greenleaf Tree 1nd l.andtcaOe, 2027 BemboO Street, Newport Beech, CA 92000 -Steven Mlctoeel Flentye, 2627 BtmbOO Street, Ne-. port BNCI\, CA 928e0 m. bullnels la oon ducted by: en lnGMduel Have you 111ned dolno buslnea1 yet? YH, 9·21 ·90 Steven Mlcheel Aentve Thia atetement w11 filed with the County Cletlt of Orange eoun:y. on 9·21·99 1 1Ueoto10 Cetly Piiot Sept 23, 30, Oct. 7, 14, 1980 Thl21 FfCtltlOue lualnna N8IM 8tet91Mnt TM follOWlng petsont ar• dOlng bualnell .. Mel'Mtlna Oe'8 Stn11eg4e1, 2280 U"nlveralty Drive, Suite 202, Newport Bee<:n. CA 92060 P1tef E. Powell, 2513 Wiiia Lane, Costl Mesa, CA 92827 Thie bullnall 11 oon· dOC'led by. Ill I~ HaYe you 1taned doing busntl Y!f'1 YM, M ·af Peter f , Pow91 Thll lfai.tMOI WU tied With !he County Clerk of Ofange~ OellY Pilot lept. 23, 30, ()a, 1, 14, lllt Tht22 FlCUtkM.i• 8YelneM Name ......... The to4l0Mr!t pettOnt .,. doing buelMN ... PFUNCIPE88A. 1&90 8 Co•at Hwy , Ste 17, Laouna a..cr,, CA toll7 · Jacquellne lauoon, 1 & t 90 °'*"" .. ... ~ Otlla, CA tUo:t ~ J, Thurtn. 31713 ""' ,..,. ' ~ lk:ll , CAllM1 TNI ~ II C!Uf'-dld9d by: ...... .......... ..::..~-=-.. Pwnell J """"' 'Thie ... 11 mant .... ""' b CUiiy °"" d Ofqe~r16 oa~:'f.117' . . ·,q ·' . ' -·.flt&l FlctJtlou• llutlnu• N1me Statement The lollowlng pe,.,na ere doing bu&loesa u : Flelta l=!Meni Deunollo en.en.de, S.A def CV., 1715 Orenge Avenue, Suite 8, Col1-Mesa, CA 82627 Nof'men G. Shanehen, 1718 Orange Avenue, Suite B, Colle Meae, CA 92827 Thia buslneaa la con· dUcled by: 1n lndMduel HIYe you lllrted dol11g bUllnel• yet? No Norman o. Sh1oallln Thia lletement wu flied wfttl the Coun4y C.rk of Orange Coun~:.~ ·Qi 1 m DllY Piiot s.pt. 23, 30, Oct. 1, 14, 1999 Th931 FlctltJoue Bualnaa Name Statement The following pe..ona are ~ t>utlneaa U '. Mn <bmnel, 1210 E Yotte Unde Blvd . Plaoen· 118. CA 112870 J amee Ale 1te nder C 1mpeni1, 1708 2 Caacede• Ave • Yotbl Unde, CA 92888 This bualnesa 11 oon· oueted by: en lndMduel Haw you atarted doing bullnus yec? No Jame• Ctmpe1111 This 1te1emen1 waa fil9d with the County Clerk of Otllnge Courl:Y.:.~~ ·99 1 811 Delly Piiot s.pt. 23, 30. Oct. 1, 14, 1999 Th924 Flctttlou• Bualneaa Heme StaterMnt The following peraoos 11'9 doing bualneu 11: Street Sman. Etc., 32n2 Pointe Slitting, Ste. F, Dena Polnl, CA 112629 Genikl Sremt>a. 32n2 Pointe Stlrtlng, Sle. F. Dana Point CA 92829 P811\de Srembe, 32n2 Pointe Stlrting, S11 F, Dena Point, CA 92829 Thia bualneu la con- d\Qed by: IUband and ~ Have you started dolno tMloeU vet? YH, 9115.'90 Gef91d Sr.fnb. Thia lletement ... tiled wtlf'I the County Cl911l of Ofange eoun~re.~:-99 1 70I DalY PlloC sept. 23, 30, Oct 1. 14, 1999 Th910 mftMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF F1CTIT10US ButMNESS NAME The lollowlng . pt 1'90n(I) hat (lllve) •bendoned lf'9 UM of ttie lk:Ulloua l>Ull• neu name: W.S.M. LHllnQ, 1682 1.eng1ey.L.~1ne. c~ e2&14 TM t'IClltloua BU1lne11 name refer*' to above WU Iii.cl In OtanQe COunty on 1 ·23·111, Ali NO. 1 t980740543 GelWld F. Stetnbe, 1882 ~y, ll'Me, CA 92814 O~ _M MKtledO, 1812 . Langley, IN1ne, CA 82014 Thia t>ualnt11 II con- duc1ed by:• genenil ~SIWmba Ttila Ntement WU flied With !he County et.ft( oc ~~~.:::m Deiv PllcM Sept, 23, 30 .Oc:I. 1, 14, 1999 Th911 lu't ft. ... It; f'4nd It. CIH•M•tl. (-II{.. -..... ,, ... 1 ~• I •' :,,:;,.., • " ... STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF F1CTITI00S BUSINESS NAM! The following person{•) hU (have) abandoned Ifie UM ol IN llctitloua busl• neu name; South Coas1 Concierge, 1040 Glenolyre, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 The F1ctltJous Blls.Mts neme teferrad to above wu hied In Orange County on Apnl 16, 1998. At.:E NO. 19986755818 Allison Ellla, 1040 Glen· neyre, Laguna Beadl, CA 92651 Brandon Rood, 1o.40 Glenneyre, Laguna Baaeh, CA 92651 This business Is con· ducted by: c:o-panners Allison c llls Thts atatemenl WU lllad wiltl ttle County Cllrtc ol Orange eooo:y.~ 1 1 Daily Piiot Seol 16 23, 30, Oct 7, 1999 Th8f2 "Affordable Alternative" Discount Casket, Cremation& Burial Service Why hould you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated price for caskets & services???? Call Toll me 1"888-UCASKET Srilg 0.-. at Sunounciirw ~ ~ouellueinee• ............. "*'. The tolowlnO PftlSOl'll If!~~ ... 0 V mottcitge GOm, 330 Bay· "SI •180, Coal• MHa, C11tfo"* tae27 • • .GoloPlv CQln lnlUl'lnc:e ·~.Inc .. (CA). 330 W. 8eY SI .. 1180. tosta Mela, Calbnll 92927 • Tille ~ 1$ COl'I• Clue.fed by • c:orpor111ion Have you atart.O doing b\lllMU yet? No GOlpply.com 1nsur1noe Mfl/ICel, Inc , Richard A Gert1911. Chief An Officer Thll 11.11emen1 was fdeel wllh lhe County Cieri( of Or1nge Coun~~6-99 1 2A6I Ody Pilot Sept. 2, 9, 18, 23, 1~ Tt\823 FICtltlOuw Bu•IMH N.me Stat9ment -The lollo'l¥log persons 9'1. dOlna bualnesa as a) 'Got2Getalo.n oom, b) Whol01n1YouBaby.com, . U 8 E Bay Ave , Newport Bead\, CA 92881 Jon11han O'Donnell, 118 E. Bly Ave., Nawport ieac:h. CA 92661 Thla bu811'19H IS COO• Cluctad by. In lndlvlelual tuve you 1taned doing botlnell yet? No Jonathan O'OOnoell Thia 1ta1emen1 was hied With Ole County Clet1( of Qrange County on 8-31·99 199MI03961 ()ally Pilot 9lpt. 2, 9, 18, 23. 1099 Th824 Ffctltlou1 Bu•lneH Nam• Stai.ment The fol~ persons are dolno business as:, Sid• Sl1H1 catering and Cata, 1799 Newport Blvd .. #A 105, Coall Mesa, Ca. 92827 Deaclbaall Incorporated, (Ce.), 1799 Newport Bf\ld , Costa Me1a, Ca. 92827 Thi• bullne11 Is con- dU<:tad by .• OOfl)Ot8tlon titve you sian.o doing halMN yet? Yll, 1-1 ·96 OeadbNtt lncofporated, o..,. Harmon, Preslelent ;fhll statement was riled Iha County ctertt of ontnge Coumy On 8-31-99 199M803M2 OaUy Pilot Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23, , 999 Th825 i!'lctltlou1 Bu1lneH N 1m1 Statlment Tite following pellOflS are doing bullnMI u : Wellneu by Design P. T , 28&4 Ntwpof1 Blvd , Suite 1091. Costa Mesa, CA 92tJC'.7 R1chn1 J . L1Lone11, ~4 Newport Blvd • Suite ·~.. Coata MeH, CA 9ztM?7 'Thie ~nas1 Is c:on- dUClllel by: an Individual · tt.ve you started doing bOslness vet? Yn, IM·9S- Rachna J. UiLon<Je Thi• s1111ment was filed W1ttl the County Cler1< ol Oral}ga County on 8·31 ·99 1"96803972 Dally Pilot Sept 2, 9, 18, 23, 1099 Tl'\826 Flctltlou1 Bu•f neas Name St.tlrnent :rtll folloWlng persons ate dOU'O buslnell as· C . v 'fa111 Associates. 171 AIYerslde Ava , 111053, Newport Beach, CA 92663 Cat10e Valenz.ueta.. Jr .. 1n Riverside Ave. •1053, N"'POrt Seidl. CA 92663 Thi• business Is coo· duotad by an lnel1Vklual H...,. you started Clolng ~H yet? Yes. 1/1199 C.rlol V11enluela. Jr. nN atatement was fileel will\ the County Cleric of Of'anOI County on 8-31-99 10996803951 Detly Piloc Sept. 2, 9, 16, 28, 1099 Th827 F1ctldou1 Bu1lneH Name Statement ft)a following persons era doing bUS1ness as: TARA DISTRIBUTION, 3001 Redhill Ave .. Building 1. $4.1111 106, Coata Mesa. ""'92626 Deina "Mien.ta McDowell. 210 lite Lana, 1309, New- PQft Baac:h, CA 92863 .Thia buslneas Is con· eluded by. an lndn1idual Have you stal1ed doing bUsinen yet? Vas, 1996 Der.M Michela Mc0o'11'911 Thi• statement was flleCI with the County Clarie ot Qr•noa Count).'. on 8-27·99 11996803709 Dally Ptlol Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1999 Th828 ·--------.....-.- _[11_•-·-'°-" .... w::-_l I J'UIUd ~ I Flctldout ...... . Heme....,.,_,I The lolowing pl(l()nl M dol~ IMIMM u 000~ =ta~~~. 1801, Santi 81'11, CA 92701 Ronald Rlib1t\O, 2845 Alta Viata Dr , Newport Beacn, CA 926e0 Joie Oorn~z. 700 Centartlufy Cir , Corona Hiiia. CA 01719 Thi busines1 II 000- ducteel t>y· a general partnership HIVI you ltlrteel Clolna business yet? vu, 12·1•98 Ronalel 'Rubino Thia ltatemont wH tlleel wittl lhe County Clertc ol Orange County on 9·17-99 19"M05691 Daltv Pilol Sept 23, 30, Oct. 1, 14, t999 Th901 F1Ctltl0Ua Buslnesa Name St.'9ment The ' folloWlng persons arf doing buSlneU 11: Mood £acapa. 2750 Har· bor Blvd • Suite 9·A. Calta Mela, Ca. 92826 Mehta E. Kriske, 20739 Lycoming St. 1146, WalotJt, Ca. 91 ;~9 Thll bualneH la con· ducteel by· an lnellvldual Have you started doinQ l>USIMSS yat7 Yu, 9· 13-9§ Meflla E Krtslo.1 This 11a11ment was lilad wlttl Iha County Cieri( of Oraoge Counf'i on 9·17-99 19996805701 Dafy P1IO( Sept. 23, SO, Ocl 1, 14, 1999 Th902 Flctltlou1 Bu1lneH Nam• Statement The lollowk1g persons are doing business ar. Anriand lnt11rn11ional Inc., 55 Bridgeport Rd., N"PQn Coasl, CA 92857 A,fmand lntarnatlon11 tnc , (NJ). 55 Brldoepon Rd., Newport Co.al. CA 92857 Thll bus1neas Is ton· ducted by • oorporallon Have you ltlrted doing t>usinaSI yet? Yu, June 1, 1999 Annand ln1ern1llonal Inc., Peter N S. Annand, Managing 01'9Clor This 1tatemen1 was !tied With the County Clertc ol Orange County on 9·17·99 19998805703 Dally Pllol Sep1 23. 30, Oct 1, 14, 1999 Th903 FICt ltlo ua B ualneu Name Si.tament The lollow1ng persons are doing business as SURE ENTERPRISE 2322 Westm1n1ter, Costa Mesa CA 92627 Judy Gallardo, 2322 Westm nsler, Colla Mesa CA 92827 Marcsal G111ardo, 2322 Westminster, Costa Mesa. Ca 92627 ~ This bu51nass 11 con· -ducted by: husband and wife Heve you 1taned doing bu11nen yet? Yu, 9+99 Jucfy Gallardo · Th&i 1111amen1 was flied with Iha County C1er1< of Orange Coun~~~7·99 1 seeo Dally Pilot SeDI 23. 30, Oct 1, 14. 1999 Th904 FICtldoua Bu1lneH Name Statement The folloj.iwing persona a,. doing business a• Hands on Services, 10986 ~ Terraza, Foun- tain Valley, CA 92708 Cerol Lea Lyman, 10986 La T9"'1ZI, Fountain Val· ley, CA 92708 This buslness 1s con- ducted by an lndivlduaJ HaV8 you Sllned doOog business ye1? Yes. 8-1 S.99 Clrol Lii Lyman Thi statemeni was llled wilf\ th• CountY Cieri( of Orange County on IH7·99 19996805615 DallY Piiot Sepl 23. 30, Oct. 1, 14, 1999 Th905 Flctltlou1 Bu1lneH Name Statement Tile tooow1ng persons are dOlng bus!Oess as ~ Aft Qties Appraisal. b AM ObeS Escrow. c All a1 ... Funding. 2676 awport Blvd.. Costa Mua, CA92827 .... CU.... Realty, Inc., (C.llfomla), 2576 Newport Blvd , Colla Mesa, CA 92627 ThiS buliNSI Is con· c:tudad bv • corporation Htve VoU •tarted doing bullnau yet? No An Cities Realty, Inc., Joseph A. t.41ner, President 'This 1t11emen1 was flled wlltl Iha County Cler11 ol Orange County on 9-17·99 1tl9tl05&M Daily PlloC Sept 23. 30. Oct. 1, 14, 1999 Th908 RctltJous Business Name Statement The fOllowmg petsOnl are doing bu11nait as Newport Canlar Cleaners, 529 Newport Center Or , Newport eeach. CA 112660 Tatar N Tamar Corpo- ratton, (CA), 529 Newport Canter Or • Newport Beach, CA 92&60 Thtl buslndSI II con· ducted by' a QOrporaUOfl Have you started duinO butlnlSS yet? VU, 7.1.gG' Tatar N Tamar C:rp0· ration, Harvtyun T o11<.111an, Mani gar Thi• 1ta11ment wa• ri11c1 with the Coonly Clert ol Orange Countv an 9,u .99 1Htll05271 Daily Piiot Sept 16, 23, _3;!>.: Oct 7, 1999 That!G FlcthJout B ualneu N•m• Statement The IOl!ow1og pe110n1 lfl Clofno bU lneSI IS, <ht On Sunclly.,2ZJ02 PUlt!tlO, Minion '11119 CA92601 Glorll L MagldJon. 22302 Plalino, Minion Vleio, CA 9288 I Thlt tulneH It oon- duded bY 1n lndMdultl ~ yoi.J ltaned Clolng butiMU Vt'7 Y11, Mlrd'I 23. 1981 Gloria L Mtgldton Thll ••"*-t .... llltd Wl1tl the Coilnfy Clal1l of Otaog. Coun~.\J:= O.ly,,.,. s.cit 18, 23 30 Odl 7 I I t9t Th8l1 l'lcllllo•h8.._. ................ '""' ~ penona .,. dlll llUlinita .. >MTNE CEHTlft ... ~,,,,..~ •,..:: ~~''" 8M1 AUflno. ·~. CA 12112 TNt llUllnMI II ..,,. dllClltd .,, "'~ HM jaU ...,.., 1:>u11n111 yet? Yu, 1 t-30-80 t.lhc:h•ll BoOth TN1 1tatarntnt *U lllad wtlh It* County Ctet1c OI Orange CountY. on 9.17.99 1111110 ... Daily PllOI Safll 23, 30, Oen 1, t4, 1999 Th907 FICtldOu1 luerMi1 N*M Stat9Ment The folowln9 PMOnl ar• dolrlQ buall'IUI •• • Lil-USA, 17870 Skypeltt Cltde, 11275, lrMI, CA 92614 Hermalln, Inc. (CA), 17870 Skypark Clrcla, #275, lrvtne1 CA 9U14 This bu11nen 11 con- dueteO by; I OO(J>Onlllon Have you slartad doing busin.ss y117 Yea, 9-MMJ HermeOn, Inc., Cun Hennel1n, (CEO) Thia &lalemant wa• r11ae1 with the County Clart< o1 Orange County on 9-17-99 1""805702 Daily Piiot Sept 23, 30, Oct.1, 14, 1999 Th908 Flctltloua 6 u alneH Name Statement The fotlowlng persons are doing bu1lne11 H Paul'• Pastime. 35 WltloW Wind, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 Paul Chris111n Murray, 35 winow Wind, Ahso Vjejo. CA 92856 This busmeas I• ccn· ducted bV an lnCll\lldual Have you 11art.o doing busineQ yet? No Paul c. Murray This statement was filed with the County Clert< of Orange County on 9-17 •99 1999el05681 Dally Pilot Sept. 23, 30, Oct. 1. 14, 1999 Th909 Flctitloua BualnH• Name Statement The lollowlng persons are doing business 11: Andy's Conctata Pump-ing, 1232 Oavonslllre Lane, LA Habra. CA 90831 Andrew Clan< Roush, 1232 Devonshire Lana. La Habra, CA 90831 This business Is con- ducted bV. an lndrvldual Have you swteel ~ng b\JSlneSS yet? No Andrew c Rousn This statement was Iliad wi1h the County Cle1k of Orange County on 9·21 ·99 19996806012 DllllV Pilot Seol. 23, 30, Oct 1. 14, 1999 Th916 Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 N•me Staitement The following persons are d<>tnO business H DESIGNED 4 SALE, 1 too Corella. Newpon Beach. CA 92660 Johta Ann Perez. 2297 El Capitan. R1varski1. CA 92506 This t>uslness 11 con- ducted by an lnd1vklual Have you staned CIOlng business yet? Yes, 8-16·99 Jollta Ann Perez Thil statement WU fllael With lhe County C1at1c ol Orange County on 8·27·99 19996103714 Dally Pilot Sept 2. 9, 16, 23, 1999 Th829 Flctltlou1 BuslneH Nam• Statement The lollowlnQ pel'ION are doing business as Janlca,s Craallon1, 1651--J Placenua. Costa Mesa, CA 92827 Jankle StevenlOfl, 1718 E. oeean eivo.. Newport Beach. CA 92661 Th11 business Is con· Clucteel by an lndrvldual Have you 51aned dolno bOllness yet? Vas. 8·28-99 Janice Stevenson This s1atamen1 was flied With Ille County Clert< ol orange eouo~~U·99 1 602 Daily Pilot Sept 2, 9, 16, 23, 1999 Th830 Flctltloua Bu1ineH Name Stlltement Ttle lollowlng per1ons are ljofng business as 1warelpro, 2602 Vista Olive. Newpon Beach, CA 92663 Penny Flam•no. 2602 Vista Orlv1, Nawporl Beach, CA 92663 This buelness II oor.· duetad by an lndMdual Have you 11anad doing ~$$.}'Ir? Vas, 1983 Penny Aemcng This 11111meot wu hied wllh Iha County Cler'k.: of Orange Counry on 8-27 ·99 19996803988 Daily Piiot Sept 2, 9, 16. 23, 1999 Th831 Fictitious 8u1lnet1 Nam • Statement The lollO'N1ng petlOl'IS are doing bu$intU as: SEACOAP. 3199 A2 Air· port LOOC> Of., Colla Mesi!. CA 92826 AllieCI lnduttries Site• llnd ManvtlC'lunng Inc. (CA), 3199 A2 Allport L~ Or., Coate Miia, CA 92626· Thts bu11na11 11 COO• ducted by 1 corporation Have ~ staned dOlng bullneaa yet? No Allied lndu11rle1 Siias and Manufacturing, Inc .. Mart W Molollary, Prati• dint This $1atlmenl Wll ltlael With lhe County Clar1t o4 Orange County oo 8·27-99 1"9M031M Dally PilOI Slpt. 2. t, 18. 23. 1999 Tl\832 Flcihlou• Bu1inn1 Nam• Statement The follow1r g pt~• arc1 doing buall!UI II a) Klne•IOIOO!C Phy•l~I Therapy, lno., O) KIOHIOIOOIC, • c) KIMllOlogic: PT, Inc., 4911 Pa11lrnmon Lano, Irvine, CA 112612 Kln11tologlc Phy1tc:1I Thltfjpy, 1nC, (CA), 4911 Ptmnmon La • ll'Vlne CA 12912 This bullnn& .. CXIO• duc:tad by a COtJ)Oflllon H~ ~ 1la111d ~ l>UllnMs yet? No KlnealOIOQIC Pl'ly1lc..1 Tnlr9PYJ.. me., DebOtah M Molina. rretl<Mnl Thll atltemenf WH Med *"' N COunty Cltt1c OI Of.nge coon:\ on B-27.fi t•llllO*I DelY p*" Sept 2, '· 18, 23. 1099 Thl33 FICihlOUi ·--· ....... .....,, The ~ pMOf\I 119«*'0~ .. A o.1ta.a cons~. t m• 1MJJ ._,_ DrtW ="°" 181tteh. CA ~,::r,;w, ~· ...,.c-::., °"' ~ ~ 9aecn. ';A 92948 Tt\11 bullrw .,. 11 con· dUCted by CO·:>aMll'I · Have you 1carted CIOlnQ busineH yet? No Margaret Se~ Thlt 1t1ttemant wu tiled wttl'I the County Clark of Ofange County on 8·27·99 1ttlMOa?11 DailY Pb S..X 2, I . 18, 23. 1099 Th834 Rctltlout Bu1lneea Name Stat9ment The following perlOf'I• ire CIOlng bUSlneu u CROWNING GLORY HAIRSTYLING 1125 V1ctort1 Stre81, Suite a. Costa M"8, CA 92626 Lisa Sehut12. 22092 11· lander Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Thia business I• con- ducted by an lndMdual Have you •tarteel doll'IO ~~No This s~temant wu rllad wrth 111• County Clam o1 OraJ'09 County on S-27-911 . 1999A03713 Oa~y P1lol Sept 2. 9, 16, 23, 1999 Th835 Fictltfous BualneH Name Stmment The f01IOW1ng persons are doing business as. FlveHOle Sponswear, 807 112 Narassus, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 AveHole LLC. (CA) tl07 112 Narossus. Corooa Dal Mar, CA 92625 This business Is con· dUCted by Lim.lad Llablr.ty Co Have you starlad doing boSlness yet? No F1veHola LLC, Dave Welc:h, Pr.es. Thia statement was ldeel with the County Cleni ol Orange CounlY on 8·27·99 19996803695 Daffy Ptlol Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23. 1999 Th836 Fictitious Bu1lneH N ame Statement The follOWing persons are doing busmass H Premium Placement Specialu1ts. 23181 M1tl Creek Ortve, Su111 320, Laguna H~ls. CA 92653 Networt< Media Mari<et· Ing. Inc., (CA). 23161 Mill Creek Drive. Ste 320, Laguna l-l1t1s, CA 92653 This business 1a con· ducted by a corporation Have you started doing business yet? Yes. Jan 1, 1999 Netwof1( Media Marl<ll· ing. Inc. Ron w Jot\nson, Preslelent This sta1ement was hleel With Iha County Cler11 ol Orange County oo 8·27·99 19996803690 Daily Pilot Sept 2, 9 16, 23, 1999 Th837 Flc:tltious BualneH Name Statement The tonow1ng persons ere doing business as OT HOLISTIC LLC, 2789 Bluebird Cr., ~ta Mesa, CA 92626-4834 OT Hol11bc LLC. 1CA) 2789 BluebmS C1 , Costa Mesa. CA 92626-4834 This business 11 coo· ducted by l.Jfnlted Ulb1llty Co Have you stanad doing bUSll'le&S yet7 Yll, 2·1·9i OT Holistic LLC, David L Taylor. Manager This statement was filed W11h the CountY Clerk OI Orange COUOIY on 8·27·99 1"96801700 Dally P1lol Sepl 2. 9, 16, 23. 1999 Th838 Flctltioua BualneH Name Statement The following pel'lonS• are doing business as EC11son Parmars. u " ted Partnership, 1501 Westcl1tt Dove. Suite 260, Ne tpoo Beach. CA 92660 Pacific Grand ConslNC· hon. Inc., Generll Penner (Qahlomia), 1501 Was1ct1tf 011ve. Suite 260, Nowpon Beaetl, CA 92680 Edison Spectrum Part-ners, Limited Partnership, 1ca111om1a). 1501 We\tcllff Or . Suite 260. Nev.,100 Beach, CA 92660 This business 1s con· ducted t>y· a lim•tad pertnershlp Have you aianeo C1oinQ business yet? No Paafic Grind Con .. lruc- llon, Inc., Ronald E. Legl'lnd. PraSldanl This statement was ltleel wrth the County Clertt of Orange Couniy on 8·27·99 19996103699 Dally Pilot SeJ>1 2, 9, 16, 23. 1999 Th839 Flctltioua Bualne11 Name Statement The following par50N ltl CIOinQ business IS Sentry '"Roofing Co • 3364 Nevada Ave., CO.ta M.osa, Ca 92628 Larry t.4 Sword. ::J84 Naveda Ave .. Costa MeMI, Cahl. 9282tJ This bustne" Is con· dUcteCI by. an lnCIMdual Have you staned dotng bUSl~SS yet? VH, 2·29·98 Larry M Sword Thia statement waa Iliad W11tl the County Claltl ol Orange County on 8·31·99 19*8019t0 OeilY Pdel 8apt 2. II 18. 23, 1~9 Tl340 Rctttlous Bu1lneH ~Statement Thi feillol>itng Pllf'IOI 11re dOlno bt.islnHI a True Measure, t20 20\tl Street 12 Co ~• Mesa CA 112tJ27 Matthew Artckew That· ford, 120 20lh StrHI 12, Coal• Meaa. CA 112627 Th1t bualflM• 11 con• ducU1d by• an lndividUll ~ you l lll1tld Qolno buSNsl ~ Yn11, M ·llf" Matlhb Thetfold Tllls Ill ._,.,..nt tllad with N C000Jv CterK af at.nge~ OaftY PiloC s.cit 2 II • e "·'1099 ThMt FICtltkKis lualnns Neme~t ni. IQllOWlng pemM r9 dOlng bUliMM ft EJiaclltlve Al!lltOQI, 1t3D WNcil AVIWlW Unit 1 S Costa Maaa Celilomla 12e27 Catul Ano HooiilarU I Wtll9CI AlllnUI, U,,. 111. coat. Mft1 Callfomla 12127 ne buatMll 11 COil-~ by, an lndl¥IOUal .... '°" .. .., OOll"8 ~yaf'1NO CMll Han"' Thlt '*-"*" ... Mad wWI .. ~ a.111 ol °"""~ ~ ......... ,. D.IM T*4 Acttdo•..,..,_• ...... ~t The lolowing parson• .,. doir'O l>ullnia ..., Burger Ou1llly Up- holalary tncorpOraled, t0t2 eno.o •102, Colla MNI, CA 92627 9urgar OUlllly Up· hol1tary Incorporated, (CA), 1012 Bnoao 1102. co.ta Mesa, CA 92627 Thie bullnesa I.a con· duded by a corpor111on Have )'(XI started dOing bullnasl yet? Yet, 411181 Burger Quality Up· holltery Incorporated, Kenneth M Burger/ President Thi• •latl'mem was llled with the County Clerlt ol Orange County oo 8-27·9,9 19'96I03e97 oauy P•tot Sept 2, 9, 1e. 23. 1999 Th842 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE !OF ACTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The lollowing person(•) has (MY9) abandoned Iha use of lhe lk:tJUOUI bu51 ness name· Premium Placement Spe· ciall1t1, 23792 Rooklllld BIYCI , Ste. 230, Lake For· est, CA 92830 The Fictitious Business name referred to above · was hied In Orange CountY on Sep 25, 1 lf98, FtLE NO 19963697090 Aort W Johnson, 23792 Rodd.eld BIYd . Ste 230 Lake Forest, CA 92630 This business 1s oon· ducted by an 1ndrvldual Aon W Howard This statement was hied With the County Cklrk OI Orange County on 8127199 19996103701 Dally Pilot Sept. 2, 9, 16. 23, 1999 ThlJ.43 Fictitious B usineaa Name Statement The IOlloWlng persona are doing business as METRO FlNANCIAL. 5 Cof'porate Plaza Newport Beach. CA 92660 Darren Pasn, 1201 GOICI anrod Corona del Mar CA 92625 Th& buSmess 15 COr'I· ducted by an 1ndiVtd\lal Have you started doing t>uslness yel? No Darrell Pash This s1a1emen1 was hied w1tll the County Cieri< ol Orange County on 8-27 99 19996803671 Da•ly PllOt Sept 9. 16 23 30, 1999 TI\8.45 Flctitlou1 BuslneH N•me Statement The lol\oWlng pelSOOS are C1o1nQ buS1ness as ACER..1._ 135 Commercial Way. vosta Mesa ca 92627 Amburgciy Caric:h Con S1ruct1on Inc, (CA), 135 Commercial Way, Costa ~sa. Ca 92627 This bUslness Is con· ducted by a corporalJon Have you started dolt1g bUSltleSS yet? No Amburgey Cancn Con- structton. Inc., Aon Amborgey, VtCe Pres This statemenl was I ao with ltle Counry Cieri\ ot Orange County on 9-3-99 199M804426 011ly Pilot Sepe 9, 16, 23, 30, 1999 Th846 Fictitio us BuslnHI Name Statement The fOllowing persons are dotng t>uslnesa as Vldory Producuons. 2 Winged FOOi Lana, New-pon Beach CA 92660 David J Junker, 2 Winged Foot Lane, New- poft Baach, CA 92660 Ths buSUl8S$ IS con- Cludael by an lnCINlduel Have you started doing bus1neu yel'? Yes. 0&'09199 DaYICI J. Junker This statement was filed 4'1tn the County Cletk of Orenge Counly on 9·3·99 19996804419 Dally Pilot Sept 9, 18, 23, 30, 1999 Th853 ffctltlous B uslneas Name Statament The lollowfl'IO persona 11'1 doing busioeSS IS Newport Ptan11 and Flowers. 1652 Newpott Blvd , Cosll Mesa Calaf or· Mi 92627 Settle Vartanian, 1249 South Diamond Bar Blvd Diamond Bar. Cahtomia 91785 John Ramsey, 1375 San Barnadino Road, San Otmas, Celllomla This business 11 con· ducted by 1 genar11 pennars~p Have you slaned CIOing buStnen yet? Vas, IM•99 s.1111 Vananian TNI Statement WU llleCI wtlh the County Clell{ ol Orange CoUl1'y on 9-3·99 1~ DatlY p,tot Sepl 9, 18, 23. 30, 1999 Th8S4 FIC'iltl0u1 Buslnesa Name St.tement Thi lolloWlng persona are domg business u ; Captain Bombay's, 425 30ttl StrMI. 113, Newport Baacfl, CA 92663 COFCO, INC.. (CA), 425-30lh Strllt 113, N W· pon Baadl, CA 92663 This l>Ulltle$$ I• con· dueled by I c:orpor11tl0n Ha~ you lil1"8d Clolng bu11neu yet? Yu. 04-01 '88 COFCO, INC • Sandi Cotlar, \Ilea "'"ldanl/Sec-retary Thi• 11tement wes f lad Vf11tl lhe County Cllftc ol Oriti~ Countt on 9-3-99 1t9HI041M Delly Nol Sept 9, 1ft, 13. 30. 1999 Th855 FcU o u• lnHt Heme Stae.ment 1119 IOftOWlnU pellOnl •r. dong WSlne .. .SY'W'f\$ from Scntch, 19282 Eve~ Hll Dr., H11tdtrtatQn Bmidl. C. or nil&~• Mark l lado, 19282 (vllfllng Hil Or , Hunt• = ON<ilt.'~ Aoban Ftledmln, 1 Ul2 (Vlnirlg Hill Of ca; 'W:: 8"d\ 'Thit bualneM It CM• °':::! ~go;.c:r dOln9 ~,.c?No Mall! TOllMIOO '11111 au11msnt wae ... wllh .,. councy Cla"i OI Omngll~ Delly Pll04 ~ l.,_l!:., 23, ICI, ltll '~ Flctttiout Bu1lne11 Name Sta1ement The following persons 111 dOlng bualneu u OESIG~ 21, t 70 New· PC>rt Center Dr . 1150 Newport Bell, CA 92660 Wendy VtldH. 2527 81mboo 51 , Newport Beach, CA 92660 Thel bullness ls con- dut'llCI bY an lndivKJuat Ha~ yw sianed doing bolinass ye1? No Wendy Valdes Thll stttament was liled with Iha CountY Clerll of Orange Count~~9 , 21 Daily P1lol Sept 9, 16, 23, 30, 1999 Th857 Flctltlou1 BuslneH Nam• Statement The followlng persons are CIOlng bu11111ss as • BodY Design, 1000 W Coul Hwy , Newport Beach, Cahlqm11 92663 S T Body Da•ogn Inc , (CA). 1000 W Coast Hwy , Newport Beach Cahlomia 92663 Th11 business is con· CIUC1ed by a c;orporallon Have you s1aneo 00.ng bus1neu yet? Yes, 7/16186 S T 8odY Design, Inc., Susan Toblessen, Prest· dent • This statement was filed w1111 the County Clerk of Orange County on 9-7·99 19996804521 Dally P1lol Sept 9, t6. 23, 30, llil99 Th863 Flctltlou1 Bualnesa Hema St•tem ent The following persons ere doing business as A TE Services. 2 Titian, Laguna H11ta. CA 92656 James A Ma11a1a11 Trustee lor Paderbom Trual, 7/1199, «55 T0<- rence Bl , 1983, Torrence. CA 90503 This buSlness 1s oon· duclec:t by 1 buSJnass trust Have you staneo doong bustness yet? Yes July 1 1999 J A Manatatt. Trustee This st1temen1 was loleel with the CounlY C1ef1r. ol Orange County on 9-3·99 19996&0oW>2 Dally Pilot Sept 9, 16, 23. 30, 1999 Th847 Flc:tltlou1 Bualness Name Statement The fOlloWlng persons are de>1ng business as. ARTESCAPE CYBER GALLERY. 33591 Via De Ag ua San Juan Cap•~trano Ca 92675 Anetcape ewer Gallery (Ca), 3359f' l/1a De Agua San Juan. ca 92675 J~ph W Kemp, 33591 V11 De Agua. san Juan Capistrano. Ca 92675 This bur.mess 1s con· ducted by a general partnership Have you started doing bu51neu ~et? Yes Sept 1. 1999 Anescape Cyber Gatterv cameron Pearce (Pr&SI dent) Th•s atatemenl was tiled W11h Iha County Clerk ol Orange County on 9-3-99 19996804432 Daily Pilot Sept 9 16. 23. 30. 1999 Th848 Fictitious Buslnesa Name Si.tement The lollOwmg pel'll)l'IS are doing buslneS$ as Cast Craft. 179n Sky· part< Circle, Suite o . 1rv1ne, CA 92714 Alan B •• Lemmerman, 247 Driftwood Road. Co· rone Cl I Mar, CA 92625 Ba11>ar1 J Lemmermao. 247 DnllWoOd Road. eo.. rona del Mar, CA 92625 ThtS bUslness ls con· Cluctad Oy husband and wlla Hive you staned doing buSllllSS yel7 No Alan B Lemmennan Tllis statement w11s ftled Wllh lho County Clet1c ol Orange County on 9·3-99 10996804427 Dally Pilot 'sept 9, 18. 23 30. 1999 Th849 Flctltloua BualneH Name Statement The 1ono...ing persons are doing bUS1ness as 802 E.l>ine Slree1 Apart· ments 802 E Pine Street, Senta Ana CA 92701 V&CCor Grut>tw, 2828 EU· rope Dnva, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Dan Gruber, 15821 Ventura Boulevard, Su111 600. Woodlana Hills, CA 91436 Jon Gruber. 253 Hano'tar Onva. Costa Mesa. CA 9262tJ Thll business is con· Cluctect by Other-Specity Tananll·ln Common Have vau started doing bullne11 yet? No Victor Gruber ThiS 1tata1N1n1 was fillel Wtth ll'le County Clerll of Of11191 County on g.3.99 11996804431 Da·IY Pilot Sept. 9, 16. 23. 30, 1999 Ttl850 Fictltloua Bualneu Name Statement The follololl(lg persons are doing bu•lnea.s as Elnet 2727 Wal Coast HIQhway, Newport 6eac:tl. CA 92863 E.lnal. Inc., (NV). 2727 Wast Coa•I Hlghw1y. ~~ Beath CA S2663 Th11 tiusmass IS COO• CIUctad by I QOfJ)OlatlOn Htve you 5ta,Md doing bu""9sa ywt1 Vat, &'1~ Ezn.t. Inc., Alben Blalle CMtloosen, CEO l hll atatemenl w&S It eel wilh the County Clartl ol Ofal'lgt eouo1L:'~'3 99 1 °"°' 011!y PRol Sept 9, 10, 23,30, 1999 lh861 Ct Ut UtlMH Na.MS t Thi! tOllOWinO pel100$ are ooing bu$1nO$S as P A 8 ProdUCtiOnl 1345 Nor1h ClbTtllo PtJl'k Oltw, Unit K 1, 1nta Ana CA 2101 .Alc:hiro Gl\ffn Tamura. , M~ Nor1h C*btlllO ~rt. °""!t. Unit K· 1 nt• ~na CAiu70. Tlllt bu11nnt con ctuct.o 1:1y cit> parnm HaY9 you Nf1ad dolt ibullneat .,..., Ya 711 A Qllnln Tamuni ,,. .......,. .. NtG ~fll~QM;Clf Or-.~ Dllir,..,. .. '.i:..'..~·-!?. :llJ, tM I "9N Thur~,~ 23. 1999 Bl I POBUC HOT1CEI I I PU8UC HCmCU 11 PU8UC ~ I ~ m J I I ,,... n&m• Vllllng Per1onnance, 485 E 17tn Sueal, UM 600, Coata M.,a CA 92f)~7 Trll f"lclllK>UI BuSinelS name ralerred to aboYe w11 filed in Orange County on Maren 5. 1099, ALE NO 1999 8765225 En_k f olk L 'M ~ PaMer. 485 E. t 7tn Street Cocta MeM CA t2~7 V king ~1att ProctUtta, lnvuror. 1785 E Sahara Sulla 490 Las Veges, NV 891~ This bullnan " con-<luc:ted by a bmllld pan· nersnop Viking Alrcrall Protucts Ander5 Folkedal. President Ttlll statemeru was hied ~~h the County Clot11 or Orango Coonly on 913199 1~3 Daily P1 ol SePI 9 16. 23. 30. 1999 Tll858. Ftctltlou1 Buslnus Nam e s ... tement The following perSQn$ a,. doing bu&•neu as New M 11enNUm Mon·· gage & Escrow Servic:Ar; 2686 Elden Ave • Costa Mesa, CA 92827 Margaret A Lea Real Estate Broker lie #00546373, 2886 Elden Ave , Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Thi• bUlilness IS con· ducted by an lnd1Vlduat Have you staned doing bus.ness ye!? No Matgare1 A Lea This s1atemen1 was !tied Wlth Iha County Clert< ol Orange County on 9·3·99 19119680442"' Oa11y Ptlot Sept 9, 16 23, 30 t 999 Th859 Fictltioua Business Name Statemen t . The following persons are dQlng bUs1neu as Coast to Coast Supply Center, 10854 Pebble Ct, F01Jnta1n Valley, cA 92708 Jason Marquette, 10854 Pebble Ct F01Jnra1n Val- ley, CA 92708 ThlS bUSin8» is COO· ducted by an 111drvodu1l Have you staned doing bu'4ness ye!? No JaltOO Marquette Cloe; Ave , Suite 0 Colta Mesi , C1tr1ou11e 92G;l 7 3'J3tl MICNel Alban NUflH 2293 Paol1t Av• , Sulit 0 , Costa M1tH Cahlorn1a 92627 3!1 Tnil buslrt05' con eluded by '" 111dMOull HaYI VOU tDl'tfld d0i09. , bOl!neSS yet'> 'Yet tlOt/94&! MtCt\MI ~ kUtWS Thill 11ta1em11n1 WiH lded w lh Iha County Clei"k ot Oraoge county on 9·13.09 1"9M05220 Daily PllOC 6ep1 18, 23, 'JO Oct.· 1. 1099 Th885 " FiC1itlou1 BualneH Name Statement The following paraons are doing t>u ine11 IS V M ENTERPRISES 28001 Vra Moreno. Laguna Niguel CA 926n • Vir91n1a Etiz.abetll Meg&mctilan, 280Qt VII Moreno. LlglM'li& Ntgutll. CA926n 'Vartan Magerd1cn1an, 28001 VllJ Moreno Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 'f'tus busrness 11 con- ducted by husband and wile Have ojou started doing business yet? Yes, Feb t996 v1rg1t11a E. Megerdtelltan Thi& statement was !tied Wllll lhe County Cler1c ot Orange County on 9· 14·99 199968052'9 Oa y Pllol Sepl 16, 23, 30, Oct 7 1999 Tl\893 Fictitious Business · Name Statement The following pe!tof\I are doing bUSloess 81 Small Bus1na" Account· log Service, 3.26 Evening Can~ Roed, Coroha del Mar, CA 92625 Cynthia o Luclington 326 Evening Canyon Road. Corona dol Mar CA 92625 This business 1s con- ducted by an 1ndrvte1ual Have you 11ane<1 doing business yet'> No • Ondy Ludington Tilts statement was !lied .v•th the County cierk o1 Orange County on 9· t 4 99 19996805261 Thia s111omem was filed with Ille County Ctenc ol Daily Pilot Sept 16 23. 30. Orengo County on 9 3 99 -~-Oct r 1~ Th894 19996804430 Ac1ltiou1 Bualnesa Dally P1101 Sept 9. 16. Name Statement 23 30. 1999 Tll860 Tile foltowtng persoos ALAN G LANCE are doloO bus•NISS as ATIORNEY GENERAL ~ HA~~Jii~ ~ STATE OF IOAHO lend CA 92662 MARY E . HUGHES Roenara A H.gOIG 333 Deputy Anorney Manne Ava • 18 BatbOe Is· General land, CA 92662 Stale of Idaho Jay F Car11s111 333 Department of Manne Ave • 18 Ba!bOa Is· land, CA 92662 Finance This bu~ nen 1s con· P 0 BoK 83720 ClucteO by jOlnt venture B o 1 s e • I d a h o Have you started dOlng 83720·0031 bosmes.s yet? Yes, Tele~hone Jan 1, 1999 ~208 332 8092 Richard A H1gb1e Tll•s statement was Joled acs1m1le (2081 332 8098 w•tll the County Cl.Ol!rk ol fN THE DISTRICT Oiange Coun~~s42:~ COURT OF THE FIFTH Daily Piiot Seµt t6. 23 30 JUDICIAL DISTRICT Oct 7 1999 Tn895 OF TI1E ST ATE OF Flctitioua Bualneu IOAHO, IN ANO FOR Name Statement THE COUNTY OF Tn.> '"'liov.mg pe1SOM TWIN FALLS are ac_,.ng wst.nes. •s STATE OF IOAHO, al DaYis, Barney and 0 t f F Jones. bl PrOOlem SolveB epartmen ° inance. 428 v1s1a Suerte, Newport Ple1n11ff, vs Beach ea 92660 GECKO HOLDINGS. V•rg1n1a Aosalll'!d INC . JOHN BOWMAN. Kotv1sro, 428 Vista Suerte. and PENNY PARKER, Newport Baacn, Ca 92660 Defendants This business " con-C1V1I No CV·99-590 dueled by an 1no1Vidual ANOTHER SUMMONS Have you started doing BY PUBLICATION business.ye!? Yes, Jan 1 t998 NOTICE: YOU HAVE Vlfgollla R KOIYISIO BEEN SUED BY THE Thr~ statement was ftleO ABOVE-NAMED w !fl the County Clartl of PLAINTIFF. Orang1t County on 9·1•·99 THE COURT MAY 19996805266 ENTER JUDGEMENT Oa 'V PWot Sept 16. 23, 30. Oct 7. 1999 Th896 ~~~IN;JR~~~R W~~: F1ct1tlou1 Bualnesa TICE UNLESS YOU Name Statement RESPOND WITHIN 20 Tne lotlowtng persons DAYS READ THE 'N a11 d04ng bUs1n1ss as · • · John Aoben Power~. FORMATION BELOW. PMB 4163 1048 IMna Ave . TO: GECKO HOLD-Newport Beach. CA 92860 ING$, INC. Shawe Melish I Julian JOHN BOWMAN (CA). PMS 463 t0481Mnl PENNY PARKER Ave~ NewlJ()rl Ba.acil CA 92Gtl0 This b\JS oess II con- oucted t>y • coiporatlOn Have you stanad dOlng bus•ne s yel? Yes. 9'1199 Shawe, McT1sll & Juhan Th11 '1a11rnen1 was tiled will\ the County Clerk ot Orange County on 9 10.99 1"96804N3 Dally P•lot Sepl 18. 23. 30. Oi'.t {. H1i9 Tll87t Fictitlout Bu1lnes1 N-'m• Statement The I pc!fion& ••• dO!nO bOS 65 PRINTlNG SERVICES 17397 Santa SU'ZIW>lll S1 Fouota n Va y, Ca Ornla 92708 . Dari 11 Lh Ttiomas 17Jg1 Santa Suzanne St Fouown Va1 ey Calrlomia 93708 • This tou&iness 11 OOfl· a1JC19($ oy "" 1nd!Vid1Jal Have you star1Gd dOinO M•neu yet? No Danl(lt l!! Thomai. lhll 11ale"*11 ... lilacf 111111'1 1he Coun!v a.ti! oc Orlnga Counry on 9·14"9 1MlllDQft O.•lv Pilot ~ 22, 30, Oct 1. 14 t9" Tl19t2 Flctltlo411 Bu.lneet Harne~ The lollowlng pefSQfll re OOinQ buliMae es Jarry DllYIO AdvlKttalng Producta. 260 Cagney Lane 1310. NIWltPOfl Bead1, CA 112643 CatheMe Ke11 DIWI. 260 CaO!llY Lena 131 o Newpon Baacn. CA 92663 fhlS busman 11 con· clUcted by 1n ll'ldMClual Hava you s .. ned doing bUSIMSS yet? VIS, 1992 Catnenne Kerr 011/td Thil llltemant WH IUed Wrth 1he County Clark of Orange County on 9• 14·99 t999lt05241 Oa 'Y P1IOI Sepl I 8 23 30 Oct 7 1999 T~888 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice rs hereby ~n lllal the undersigned wtll bl 6nld at poblic lutltOl'I on Sept 25, 1999 at 10 AM II Starving Seholars Moving and Mlm·Slorage Co , 1957 Newport Blvd , COSta Mesa, CA 92626, (949) 631-3379 12. Arny Codalla, Hou$ehold 11ems 18 Chnsty AIYeru Hou&ellOld 118rm 1126. ~ron Conley Housenotel Item' 12101 B. Boan Drum- mond. Household l!ema •4005 C, Brian Orum- mooCI, Houset10ld l•em~ •5001, Victor Rayer lor· 1101'1 car engt0es toots lal\Cllorct f818MIS the ngllt 10 biCI at sale Cash oory. Sale is subject 10 cance11alioo 1n the event ol settlement between land lotd and obligated pany Starving Schotar• Mowig Co Pubilshed Ne"'PO't 8eacn. Costa Mesa Dally P1101 September t 6, 23 1999 Th8!i7 Flctitloua Bu•lneH Name Statement The foftoW'lng pel'I006 are doing buslne1s as BigSpmt Longtiouse. 210 Adams, Hvohng1on Beacn. Ca 92648 Cllti:k M Goo:hllo. 210 Adams. Huri11nq1on Beach, Ca 92648 Unda M capurro 210 Adams Huntington Beattl Ca 92648 ThlS bUsiness II condUc1ed by ao UlllOCOrJ>Of1lted as 50Ciahon otner tnan a pa Me rs hip Have you staned doing Dus ness yet? No Cllvct. M Go.o.ito This statement was hied with 1"8 Counry Cler11 ot Orange Counry on 9.14.9g 10996805252 Da•ly Pllol Sept t6. 23, 30 Oct. 7. 1999 Jh889 Fictitious Bu.alneu Name Statement Tile louow.ng persom are~ i:-.s•ness as· e &•!ding eo 401 39U'l Street Ne"<t>Ort Buen, CA 92663 Glona Cartin 407 39th Street. Newpot\ Beach, CA ~2663 T111s t>usiness " con-ducted by an 1nd4\lld~ Halle )'(XI sta11ect doing bui>•n .. s yei? No GIOna Canin This statement was n1ae1 Wllll ,,.,. County Clll'tt ol orange CounfLree:~ 4 .99 1 52tU Oatty PllOC Sel>I 16, 23. 30 Oct 7. 1999 Th890 Flc:titlou1 B u1lne.a1 Neme Stat•ment The I011o¥t.ng pel'ION ·are dOinO buStne5S IS I01ln VISIC>n, 20361 lrvtt19 Ave • Santa ,_na He1ghll CA 92707 VlSIOn. Inc , (CAI 20361 Irvine Ave • Santa Alla Helgllts, CA 92707 . This bus1neu Is co11 ckl<:ted by a COfl)Ot8hon Ha\'8 you stanad dolnQ business yet? Y11 7fJ119A V1slOn. Inc Kathy Sparr'I CFO Tn.s statement was lilaCI w.th the Cour1r1 c .. ,., of Orange County on 9 1 • 911 1ot9UOS214 oauy Pilot Sepe 16 23 30 Ocl 7. 1999 Th891 Ftctitloua Buslneaa s . N.me Statement The to11ow1ng penioo a,. Cloiflg bus1neu a$ CRYSTAL CARE COT TAGES. 11B51 Gladstone Tustin. CA 92705 ' A Ralltemenl LMng R• fCtral Aoency, ~. (CA) 20571 Port Bnatol C11 Newport Bead\, CA 92660 ThiS ~ la con . eluded bV a corponr: Have yo.i atart~ CIOing t>ulinlU ytil? No A Retl!WTl\lnt LMoa Ra lertal A(/ency Inc., Wenoy Krussman. Pres TIU slatemertl w11 llled w•UI ltll County Cftrtl of Orange Coonl~ on ~ 14 99 1 tHI05211 Dally Pitol ~ $1 23, 30 0(.17.199i ~ 2 . 11 • t 9 t 'If 0 Flctltlou1 B ualnn• • Name St.ntment The !allowing pll'IOOI re doinO bu""8sl ~ · AY ~ VflLAGE APART· B MENTS 409 WNt Bay Str111 Costa MeM, Cell- omia 92627 I Michael Booth .o9 Wn! Bey St~IJ #C102, Calta Mesa. i.;amorn ... 92627 TIW bus.ne:is I& COO· duct eel by· &fl lnd111ICIL111 Have you statted Clotng bUltlleU yet? V 8$ 8-11 ·81 MIChlel Boo'h This stai.m+>ot was filed 1<w11tl the Couoty Clark ol Orange Col.#lty on 9-10-99 t 99SNSe04Nt Daily Pllol Sept 16 23 30, Oct 7 1999 Th874 Fictitious BuslneH Neme· Swtement Tile fOllow.ng persor"S are doong bUSlness a1 80 Bulk Mail, 2159 Or· ange, •5. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Bernadette Oollerty. 2159 Orange 15. Costa Mesa CA 92627 Ths buS1ness 1s con· duaad by· an IOd!Yldual Ha111t you star18CI dolr\g buSlneSS yeO No Bemael.ene Dot\eny ThtS statement was I lad w th the Co;unty C"9f\ ol Orange County on 9-10·99 19996804939 Daily Polot Sept 16, 23, 30, Oct ? . 1999 'Th875 Ftctitlou• eu.lw1 Heme Statement The tOllowrng persona are doing busitlUS as Cit Jev.1, 271>68 La Paz. PMB 453 At:lso Vll)O CA 92tJ5&-3041 Suell9n Ba·~on 28102 Gunmon Coun. ll!l"'I Niguel, CA 92677 Th11 business is con dudeel by an 1ndlYldual Have you s1aneo Clo!nO buSl1"9A ye!? No Suellen Banon Thi.$ statement wH filed wrth the County Cieri( 01 Or.nge Coun~9·10·99 t 804941 Dally PllOI Sept 16. 23. 30 Oct. 7 1999 Th876 Fictitious BualneH Name Statement The IOIO.... tng per&on$ are doing busineu u COflPORATE PILOT SERVICES , 303 Ma1gueMe •A. Corona Ciel Mar, CA 9262!> Brtan M Ma.'IOOd 303 Marg~nta IA, Corona de! Mar. CA 92625 This t>U91tl9SS " a:in-Cluctad by; an~ Have you stan.O doing bu11nau Y~l7 Yu. ()8..15·99 8rtan Mahoor1 This statement was flllel W'•lh lhe CouNy CleA. " Orange Count\' c..n 9·11>-99 11'91110tM2 Dally PiloC Sep 16, 23. 30. Oct 7 1999 Th8T7 FictitfOus BuslneH Neme St•tement The tollowiog person. era dOlng bU$1ness as Creaml>Ull. 955 OarTell Street. Co.ta Mesa. CA 92627 • James Geollray H1r· nngton 955 Oerrall S • Costa Mesa CA 92627 This business ts con- ducted bV an lnd>V!CIUll Ha~ ~ Slaned CIOlng business yet? Vas 06-01·V9 J Gaolt Hlimngton This statement was fled W\1t\ ma eoumy ()alt( °' Orange County on 9 10-oi 1"9A049Q Oa1Jy Piiot Sept 16. 23. SO Oen 7. 1999 Th878 Fictitious 8U1tneH Name Statement The 1o11ow1ng peraona I ti Cloin9 bus I .e&S IS Wal·Aid 218155Nnan 00.ll Oltve. u . a FOfut, CA 92630 Willlam Ray Mu" ' 21825 ShenarCIOeh OriY9 l.D.e FO!est, (. \ 92630 Thia buti!W 5 con- Cludad by an lndl'rlldull~ Have you •1111.0 dol1'Q tMloe$t yw1? y • 1193 wm11mMu1Mr Thi$ statlmat'll Wl!I filed Wi1h the County Clert< °' Or1nge Coun1V on t-10-99 10tMIMllO Ody Ptot $oj)t. 10, 23 30 Oct 7, 19" Th87t STARTING ' ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • ·-· ~, G:r EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY • All '"' ntlll• ~ .. "" 11t ..,,,., ta .. ,Itel te 1t1t Ft•· trtl Falf ""''"' Act If 1111 " 11111H 1• •-lcll 1111lt1 M 1111111 It 1•Hrll1t "Uf •rtltrlllct, ll•llallH " .iurl•IUllOI ••11• 11 race, etlN. ""''"· .... UMlc.,. t1mlll1l llJIH Of HllH&I trlfll, H II l1lt11tlt1 I• 1111lt Hf 11c• '"'"""· llmttlti.t "•tscrltnl111tlll • '"' 11w1'''" wlll 111 lHWlqly IUt,1 llf afytfUat· ""'' '" rt11 1tt111 ntd 11 1e , ri1l1Un ti 1111 t1w OH rt1•t11 • trt ''"'' l1t1r111t• lhl tll ; •wtlllllll 1•Hrll1t• II .. II t 11w.,1,.r llt ltlllt.it tt 11 • t HI """"'" •1111 T~ tOlll· ..,. 111 ti •1atrllllhlltlll. "" HVO WI IHI II 1 •-41'·Ull fet lllt W11M1ttff, DC lfll Jltlll "'I HUD II tZJ-1111 1 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SALE GENERAL SOLDll p Showc11e Hom ea for Sale in our S.turday RHI E1t1te Supplement! : .Homes of the Week • Olsplay Ads Slilr1 at Just $751 Deadllne Is i uesday at 5PM Open House Listings $ t 51 Oea<lllne Thuts<Jay SPM tt P1y1 to AdvenJee In the BHt Local Real E1t1te Section CALL TOOAYll USA K. RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WIUEY 949-674-4249 •V.A .• SO DOWN • SO MOVE-IN FREE FREE · .. 1-800· 723-685 7 ; • ; •• · ;_ • • : • r ." . ( ..... : ... ; LAKE ARROWHEAD AREA 5 LG BR 3BA femrm, 111tlqut stov., apa, nu roof & c.-pet· Ing. All open bMma, ov.r 200011. Fortat Httlng. $144,000 Agt. 90W3f.5115 " $HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE BALBOA PENN OPEN SUN 12·3 2·Story Duple• new carpets. paint w10doW covenogs. steps to beech. '118W OI bay Good cond '695,000 Cash to LOlll Helena Jot1, Agl 949-673-3663 .. 1 HOUSES/CONDOS : FOR'SALE CORONA DEL MAR O<;EAN & AY VIEW VIUA IRVINE TERRACE-SINGLE L~L COLEEN BRENNAN AGENT 71~12-4945 OLD COM OPEN SUH 12-4 .al Kuti Dr, Oen Vu On Cyn , l blk to bc:h lmmac Co«age . .a. 1 Sbl. ltplc $769.000 • Alf. 949. 75~9070 381 Access 10 pnvatt _gated belCh. latge ~ yard, In perfect oondllOnl Reduced to $859.000 • ()wneflBroMr 949-64~ 1256 IRVINE TERRACE uj)dlttd 4bt, 3 lull bl, 2 liVlng ereas. 11¥1" oo 3000ll 111$11 land· ec:aplng Ownef $849 ,000 lhowr1 by lppl 949 780-8060 ' '28r 2Ba Condo SO OI PCH. ru. 2car enclosed gar bllglll, wit.oge pttlO ,500 Ag!. 94~219·2456 SERVICE DmECToizY ... for All Your Home -"' Business Nttds - ll')lq _ . , I . ' . . ~; , ·-: . -~ .. '_1' .. II ...... liiil .. Iii ByPltone (949) M2-5678 By M.Wln Penons 3.1Q Wr'lt Do\ Street CO'ta MN <..',\ 92627 \t~plOflh ol ~ jM,-;, Hours Polley ll utr nncl <l<·udl111N nre ulwn to rhun111· "11h11u1 11111iC't'. T1w publii:J1er re*rvc the nµht to 1·1·11~01; redo~11ify, 1rv1w or rric·rt ~11~· do:.:.ific~ 0J \l·rt.iat•1111·111 . Plru~<' n·~1~ om: t'ncu that may he. 111 vour do,.,,1fleJ ad 1mmrtlto1t'ly fht· l>n 1h· P1l111 orrt•pts no • liubilit.v fC>r nny r1 ror in nu utivcrti rmrnt ft11 wl11rl1 it mm• l>c l l':ipOll~ibJr rxrcpl for thr fll~l of tht' spurr artunll~ ,orn1pircf Ii\ tJ1e crrnr. Credit ru n unly lw nlJrn, C'(l for the fir~t i1i.t•nio11 ..-------Deadllnes.-----....;...;....,... I •"' Monday ............ Fridsy S:OOpm Thursday .. Wed.ne day 5:00P.m~ Tuesda~ ......... Monday 5:00pm Friday .......... Thunid.ay S:OOpm.• .~ .. 71 -'I 1•lrph1111e 8.3011111-.) OOpm \~~.i..,...rn.t.v W11lk-ln 8:3.0a.m-:;·OOpm \lonrla, ... nfia, Wednesday .... Tu~ da) S:OOpm aturday ........... Friday S:OOprn, GRANDMAS'$ COTIAGE E'Slde R·2 Lot. Reduced to $231,900 ShOWll V9fY nk:el 28r 1 Ba Ed Van Oen BoSscrl8 Btater M9-650-0!M3 1-~1 Lagun1 Nkluel 25121 SlflO(ia Opiln Stt·Sun 1-4 • 3br 2.5ba ~ ceil's. trplc, Niguel Ranch, pnv, award WI\ schools Ownet $269.900 949·363-81'90 REOUCEO FOR oUICIC ULE Glatt loc, 2 llory, 3br, 2.Sba vtewl famrm, llvrm ffolc, 2 c. 11•. ey o-bn,soo M0.240-3727 32 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SALE NEWPORT 4!EACH BEACH HOUSE + INCOME $795,000 AGE\f! M•nw120 BEST PRICED! Oceanfront Duplex Gr91t Location White Water Views s1a•s.ooo tsNR 949-723-4494 949-584-1101 3Br 2.SBa Open HM Sat 9·3, 411 PolnMltll Ave. Bch Cottaoe 28r tBa. 2 blks 10 bc:h S1SOOI mo (inc:Sds uUs +sat IY), c.a lor appt, Gordon. 949-673-7350 110 _AP.TS COSTA MESA · eE SIDE 2BR 1BU upatlln, carport $925/MO 26916TH Pi.ct tO Th• Ranter Center 714-841-4203 1~3:-co~I "Beach Front•• New Home In Beck $399,000 Prine Only. MGA 94WOH304. 2br 1 bl furn. 9 mo. teu. Bay thrOYgh June t Oth. Cell Mitt 714-87o-t091 BAYSl0£ COVE 2Bd 1 58ath. Boat Slip Avail Private Gated Beach $425.000 Af1. 949·721·3566 BAYFRONT wlPfUVATE SUP R8ITlOdtled 2·S1Y 48r 38a +Den. sllb=e coooter tops. new , crown moldrng $1 250.000 y Ownl!f 949-759 8500 x205.~10 BAYSIDE Vlu.AGE Open Sal·Sl#I 12-4 300 E COAST HWY 1169 28R 2BA OfRC£, SHOP, STORAGE, FRPLC $75,000 BY OWNER 94M7W972 BLUFfS Popular 3br 2t>e end unh, llngle story. $453,000. Al>c>olntment Only. Brewer. 949-644-7'24 Open HouM Sun 1-4 BLUFFS Beat Buyt 38r, lrg Master bulM·tnS, specious liv and cin40g rm I~ ceils, sunset view $299,000. 8albara Sanregr01 Reahors 949·644-0195 BIG CANYON JdOO s.F 4Br 3Ba, oHice, r8"1(.J8fed, al new appls 1acuu1, phone sys, cedar closets. S799,000 ~9-721 ·5888 Up c1o .. & Penonal Halbor Cattlllll, ~ ligtlt.s In Nwprt ~on vflfl( large tot $845.000 Bltr 949.6.(6.2011 PrMtlgloul S.. lllll'ld.yery large Plan 3. many deslQner upglldls Never Us1ed, $N9K Broker 949-642·2628 ConMnlllii Jurnlne OfMk NiCe Panonnatn1 Coul1yltd Spe BelUllllAv MMUnd S8t7.ooo Bkr IM9'&4~2011 (AVAii. FOR REHT.$2800.) BEST HOME IN THE suuurr e. b0!1t 3& 36e end ullll on greenbelt, 5· MllSI Seel $429 500 , PNd Ca Ally M ~X1216 UOO ISLE 4Br 381, apec!OtlS ~v rm MSlr wnoft. kil hal gas cooklop, electrlc double OYlnS, bulftft Only $875,000 !WI RllllM P491875-&16 I ~cs; Sell your extta household Items In CLASSftrlED calf 642-5678 160 HOWa4CONOOS POAREHT COITAMEM 28r 181 Home In Nwpl1 Hi1l\S lrcint & bid! yetd, gar, W/O hk-ups, $ 150Mno + utlls, MC req'd 9'9-650-867 4 Iv msg EASTSiDE HOOHTS 38' 281 Giant Lot. RV partin9. VACANT. S190CWo ~9'9-73M074 Si0£ 2t>f 1bi houee, nu eppl'a, newly refurtl, lnlldl llund, lttK 11" "'~ 258 Flower fC 14M42 ... 74 e·srae 3iii 2B • Iii 11m IWnt. II l&le*. ~ l4>0fldtl, IMQI yard;~ gar, 3 '"'to belttl no pets st 800{mo. 949-64~ • hl04 E'Siot Newly R8iilOd8i8fi 2!i IBa Hee, 2c 1111. jeneeo /ltd, s, 550/mo lnCld Wl1•'Lic:: 949-642..(940 See to I OPEH HOUSE SUN 1-$ 2644 ELDEN AVE IA2 E'Slcle Townhome 3& :! 58a wlatt 2c gar, pnvat1 rear patlO quiet toe, Jdnt oondUon No petshlon smokell Yr)Y IN.Se .. s 1500r'mo 949-7 t8 152? .e Sloe conloE• 28R 18.A 1 Car QlllM, 2UO Elden tc MM4MSH Newpon Marina Apartments •OCEAN FRONT* E.Xf~UJM lpllt ~· Flin Apt. 28r 28a, 819 Scr.n TV, Pool Tlble wl The Grtatell Vlawl SHOO/Mo. A11ocl1t1d Realty HM73·3683 Dayfront communhy wlth~'v:atc beach 8c marin2. Tropical 12nd5Caping· I.anal pool & sun ~.Walk to Salboa Is and shops Minutes from Fash.Ion Island. Winter Rent.II • fuml1"-d tbr 2bl, St•p• to beech parting, S1500r'mo MM4S.7475 • Spacious 28.R and 2BR &: den apts . • PriV2tC patJos or bakonics Bly Ridge eeau11flll 2 Uillr Suites, 28a, 2c gal, Utod, comm pool & spe, sec sys S180M4o 949-79H72i • WOOd burning/gas fircpbccs • Private ganges • Boat sups avaltlbk • $205-0 • $ 3600 Sorry No Pm J>IHae caU (949 760-0919 H751BR. t8A CloH To Beldlt Mutt Seel BEACH CITY RENTALS Mtm3-7ffi Newport :::-Ridge Exclusive Gated C ommunity ATOP NEWPORT COAST • Enclosed Garage • A larm System • W~sher/Dryer/Refrigeratot • Fimess, Business, C lubhouse Centers ONE AND Two BEDRCX)M APARTMENT H OMES FROM $1370 San Joaquin HiUs at New~ Rk18e Drive ~ LIVE IN LUXURY i},, 'f?, I 1111 APARTMENT HOMES Exclusive Fashion Island Lifestyle • Concierge Service • 24 HR Security Gate . • Clubhouse Facility • 24 HR Fitness Center I Bed from S 1795 2 Bed from $2385 I Bed/den from S 1815 2 Bed/den from $2210 Washer/Dryer Intrusion Alarms Gourmet Kitchens Elevator Access Gas Fireplaces 9 Foot Ceilings Condo Specs Subterranean Parking Custom Home Design Program Availablt C ALL FOR APPOINTMENT 1-888-222-6924 •·c IWM..,..,..,._,,~ • ••0•1a tt•••••• o r 11•11•C Wooded · Newport Luxury Steps To Fashion l~land OCEAN BREEZES, CITY CONVENIENCES, CORONA DEL MAR LOCATION & CHAR • Vaulttd ctilirrgs, frplcs • Htattd Olympic Pool • Country /litchtns • Fabulous clostWstoragt • Wooded landscaping• 11-acrt nature parlc • Walk to shops & dining• Dop & cats wtlcomt Stltct Location 1 Bedrooms from $1185 2 Bedrooms from $1410 ; Btdrooms from $1775 THE BAYS of Nnvport &ach M11cAnhur 6 S4n f oa1Juin Hills 1-888-219-0754 l111int Ap11rtnit1ft Comnu1nitlts i.:-~ I l I I . ~ . . t •. t -' .. .... ''• ' .. ........ ~·- 1112=-I 0n e1g can~ Gott CoutH. VttW, 2bf 2bl, ~ 2-<ar, w/d, pool/sp6'1ems, pet ok s 1850 909-641-8420 .. PanoremiC Vitwt lrom 6200 SF Home in Dover Shof• witli Pool, Too·oHhe-Une UPOradesl Marble Floorino & Gianna Coumers S7!ielMJo CALL HANU 949-559-03H. PANORAMIC Newpofl Harbor Bay·Hatt>« view 38t 28a Condo, 2c gar, M ~. S2300IMo Agt 714·39&-5751 BAY CREST 4BR 2.SBA pool. lresll pan l"tM carpet, S~ Agt 9'9"717-4718 1183~1 •SANCERH 4br Ubl, nic. I.Slit. 2 car 11"199. 91ttd COftV!lunlty, $3350mlo Agt 94"62-97'5 I~ ,FoR~.J I Motel •COSTA MESA• MOTOR INN ...-11t WMk Specltl ...-An room• S134.00 Tax. leatures 24-tvs _ front desk. O 0 phontls FrM HBOIESPN/OI~+ IOCll cl\ann lleat pool/ jlC. Gue5t li\lrldlv ntby a: Fwys, 405 & 55 min away front OC Falfgds. Cohoe. shops malls beecfis. restufral'lls A membef OI Calif Hotet'Motel 2277 Harbor Blvd MM45..Q40 .B. W Oc11ntro11Vl2nd Private rOOIJI, unfumoshecl, tlllle bdl paid non llnolUng Wlenette larldty, 1 block to N.8. Pier. $520.00 per montl\ Call Sam at 94M7~4808 (Betv.Mn 9Nol-SPM) 1204 llvlne: T Olellla Apt: Pnvate Br&, beautoM'/ fum riv ttn, lull house pnvs. 5775 ~ 112 Ulls. 949·251-1555 Cell Aimee Newport Buch Ocean Ftont to Illar•. No amob, S72Sllno ~ dep & utll. No pets. 9't-722~t NPB BEACH FRONT HOUSE ON THE SANO matt bl'n>a. II= $1200 + 112 utll. t4 7"9 1~~1 811bot Penln. Splclou• Detuxa al ,..,,, llllV fum'd, 2bf 2ba. 2c gai. \tftd, Ale rVpets. CJllll, els to bc:h M~7130 Call Cla•lflecl Today! 842-5878 1-OMCll I FOR~IUAlllE N.Bl2·STORY GARDEN StYll Profl Medical Dlnlal Buld- lng lot L..SI 600 SF ttvu 1400 Sf Avtilable. Please c .. For More lnlo, Ag! !M9-797..(()()() * 2600 Sq.Fi NEXT To J.w. AIRPORT. OFRCES LOCATED In Ra D PARK. Cell 714-557..Q51, 210 COMM/RETAIL llNDUSTRIAL FOR RENT/LEASE ~ AUTO REPAIR FOR LEASE/ C.M. on IMwport Blvd. New ~ 8ay5 $3000 ? ~ wll Co:of 949-642·9699 Coaat MWo. Prililt Baker/Brl1tot loc1tlon, 200-1IOOlq ft. E&c. Suhn Avall 714-957·1151 1~~1 •MEMBERSttP• tor yKM chm In pr11t19lout Corona Del Mar Facility. 91 '"'9f.Sa71 CLOSING SALE 25-40% OFF Clowtt. • Artwoltl -Ol5nly Red Skelton • &Ill FiglMlnes S.Hn-6292 FEW DAYS REMAINING PAGUACCI UDO MARINA Vlt.L.AQE " ~ I 402LOST 6 FOUND I Found MOMy NPB 714-MH711 LOST CAT T19« 1111PP9d black & brown. male, vlclnhy t&ih SL In CM. An•-• to BC 94M41-n6t Kally Of 1<•1114-7()1..6201 Lo.t Grey i Whitt unpe Tabby Cat Femaie 7mo's old, In COsta Mesa 714-97!-511911 1•12 CE~I PACtflC VIEW MEMORIAL l.agung Cour1 Giiden companion (2) plolS lor crlftll1ed """*-Oilcolnl!ICI IO $2000 9'~1868 1420 GARAGE I SALES CM FRl·SAT 8-? 1390 CORNELL HOUHWtrta, plecta ol fllmiture, and mite. * Downelzlng. Furniture, household and sm ~ SallJlday Mpm 1741 Tustin Ave Ul1lt 4-C, Coste Mesa E.iate Sti. Sit only MPIYI Ful'Tlllure, clott1ng kitchen beddong, tools Everything ~ got 2000 VIStl Cl!Ofl NB Esta Sites ... 1-1 Fumllurt a.. & .. hOuSthold .ll'flS pnced to 51111 193 V•ginia Place. X St's 22nd & Orll?I G#age Siie Sii ~ Furnturt. tTlll1ne hldwr, gol clubs, IUl1I snowt>olrQs, OCAboard molOfl 400 Evening St• ~ N8 •NelSlf\boltlood Gatase sa1e Sat·SUn 8-3 1008 NlfCy Ln CM oft Vldon.'Clnyori M Midi ot Macelllnecus Items'!! 420 GARAGE SALES SALE, SAT ... ? ( o Sandi) CROSS atr11t1, Rlvw Ave ll'ld Balboe 81vd/Wnt NPB. "LOTS OF EVERYTHING" Thi Mother Of Alt SitH! Sat. l-2pm You name It I have 11 Howard HU!llel dlnav 1108 Palm Ave tfB 714-969-0560 1~~~1 111"DIRECTV Satelhll Sys· tems Single sy51am oot-J S59 Two bot sys1ems $1911. Ask aboul lrff programming ~· lhorlzed d11Jer www Int· agratedutellll• com 1 ·8Q0..325-783& (CAL 'SCAN) I '48 -~ART I 1Cou.£CT18LE$ I BUY ALL PIANOS' Ant.qu11..Qualdy tumiMe ont piece OI wtloie hollMtutl1 cash l)lld ~9-4922 SOiid Wllnut 111tlque dlnrm "' with 6 chllrt, 5'50. Pr.ity Trundle bed, brlnd new, $150 LoveNal off wMe. J100. 9'M45-4633 QUES Older Style Fumltu,. PIANOS ii CoUKtlbl.s ·~•·T~ •s ...... ·~·o-c..~...,. $$ CASH PAID $$ .... ........ 91'\ ........ WE BUY ESTATES • lmmed.tte f,.....ty -· "Wl PAY MORE f'ASTER" CONSIGNMENTS Cnw,111m•rt1t'J fAtlrn llf.,•IY' A .oht 1111 •uthen IVtl"j Wrrl11rul•t Af "•"n F 11 111for1M.t11oh r .111 17110,~I Ill~ 1456 PETWYEST~I CHOW CHOW male, 3 ~~ neutered. current shots ~ tnendly happy. 11\'ine Anrrf.al Cn Certer 94g. nHlA I• ~r~~ Jl~~m .. !~ expensNe, dear plasllc OOll,. qi.lets noisy lags VISll • ~~'members tripod COIT\IT ~11111 C411S • OlefnOnd ProduclS Otpt CS PO Box 515 Upcon. ~Y 11973 (CAL •SCAN) • • ' l•MERc:;ij TOP $$$1RECORDSI Jan R & B. SOUi. Roc:li, SO'S & fiO'S MIK~ ~9-645-7505 HIGHEST PRICES PAID for diamonds, watciles, jewelry, Qold, sitv,,;. .. WETOP AU OFFERS WORLD ESTATE JEWE~V NEWPORT BEACH 949-675-1585 ••WANTED! LITTLE 119<R CAme mu. Need to · reptac;e one 11\al was MQJM1 Cal Karen !M~&-9144 • • WANTED! OLD COINS! I Gold ~et F rrilin rTWll steOOq Old WatcN!$' ie::a WES1'"COAST COIN'42 •WANTED TO BUY• , Arn111can 1nd1an Rugl. 8askals POC1PfY From ormite party Dys 94i-72.3-0394 Ed . . 470 SCHOOlS J1NSTRUCT1Qtt] Have A· Garage Sale! Call The.Pilot Classifieds at 642-567·8· to plom ~our Garage Sole Ad l Pirih :. Driver Wanted 'St.22 per hour plue I Mee9t• : NMded ..;,,, thN Sun ~2:4$am to 5:45pm, Addi· tlonll WOttc may be evall- ablt. • Mu9t t11v1 truck or Van, llabfllty lnaura~ with proof or payments, drtv· .,. flcenae, aoclal llCurtty card, end clean _o.M.v. print out. .Accepting application• Mon to thN Frt from J:OOem to 4:00pm. .,._ bring all requlr9d lnfOnnetlon. Tlmes Onnge County Attn: Pam llcklngham 2901 G1rrt Ave. Santa Ana, Ca 92704 : -7tW4M541 • • IOO.f33-4080 : POSTAL JOIST o s 16 iMii J08S To S21.8C)'Hf •• ~&Exam rldlys, 91m-9om. ••• Cll , ..... *' ~0479 ·. ·. Pit. m rew r=-aea ~~111~.-:s people Ide Fu WOfll '-lety & rwlllenc:es to M•7tM61S. M •1 Mire W£ ROliil 6Uld bualneM. $300·12100/wti ~ Smal ...,, up , .. 94M75-8011 RETA: • &p'd s•si '"'°" 1 . . ·y--- ~~J ' • DftlVER BUO MEYER Tndt Unel Rlfr1geratld Heulng '$1.000 •on bofu tor llq). co. dr!Yers 'Solo dl!Yers stall up 10 33 cera. Solo drMNI, contrldors & lJfQ>ale stu-denls call 1<11'" frM lodly 8n·283-e393. (CAL'SCAH) bRIVERSoOWNER oP£Rl • TORS S 1.00/mlle and more Home Wllkenda. 'Plld WNld'/ 'Riil CA. ~ 6 NV 'Soerilsh tispelch r11il ·ct. A-OOl l Double end. Pecft: Center 1-l()C).8()0.2522 ext 11 (CAL 'SCAN) dlAvsFASHIOW ISLAHO II k>omg tor I lf*glllc, part llnll cutMr tNt WOIMI bl Mllabll l'leninal and .... endl For n.Mlw ~ Robb ~ 94~759-1622 HOOst KEEPER/GIRL FRIDAY, M fol EXEC In ec.an FrOfll Home, GNel P~. EcU:alld, R , E~ Hori 5mkt, Good DIMf. r:.x Rel. W/Plc or LY Msg 714-84().3481 Inside lllleWOtllcl MN\. Mlg rep cftlcl needl penon 10 11#1 alb and wM Wiii ... lomtrl Organizdon. CIS, dlflCll & ~ ... I muse Olb --. WOfd Ind Ollldltlookl ~ back· Ol"Ollld I + Exp. Alq.. FIT. rD llUDI to MMSH427 Uc9neMd Of Noe ••• ,. ~=~~~ Training 1111 paid. eocM00-53111Ul1119 um • om 11tA10N m some eq ~. Ayfij lnrnld Cell '4~10 • tor Tom b1CwMn !lm=2pm . 1' . • . . . 111·· - . ·.:1 1 ;1rr·-. ITARTYOUlll OW.. IM*Nllll Sit your own ICheclill. Control your own Income. Sell lrom your home, • wM, lm9I luni:ll'lllM. Bt "' Avon ReprHentttlve Call (888)561 ·2888. YICUUlll '*'°"•no GP nae. /l(Jfltt In penon 11 FV Vacuum & Sn4nQ 11141 lholitult 9l FV. Ro ce11a. .. ~ -. ,..---;• "l *' .\ ..... .: .. '· . :·. • J ! ~ MAMINESTLEMERSHEY. Eltablshed YlnClllg route. WI Ml by 100/99. $8.900 ril- lmUm ~ $3,000+ lllOl-.hly Income. L.eue eval- able wllh good credit. HIOCH3H44.t. (CAL'SCA~ POWERFUL NEW o=. PORl'\NTY wllh •ICl*dng bullnlsa Smll lrNeltment In equipment can return 21( monlNy. Requlrll 5 houri, no lllng. Rio *> needed. Toi lr11 1·U7·528·7443 (CAL "ICAH) OWW YOUR OWN s 1 oo store or dlOOll.,.,.,.., atlOI, Mll- llTIWllr, qMa, brldll, git! lncUllla llMnlory. lbcU11. ~.._, ...... ,~ Investment ~ 19.100 Cell -M01-327-1103t (CAL~ f' . .. .. '". .. . • -· ·• -{IN, ' -I.• .d . A DEBT FREE Debi Corwollddon. 'Slop col- lectiorl calls. 'Cul llnance ~.·euts::to ~ 'AVOld 'No c:td c:heck. ( ~ -. ' ' ., . ' -~ ...,,, ... ,;. ... -,...,. T .. .. f ~· I -, . ,-. 133 Ulll .... Or 116411' toot I -~llOll Xh --... 121 -----.... I . -. ', . --·~ .. ~· .. . ... 1111111d! ...... I ..... Liii new oond .. 121,000 OM °'"*· All tcNd ......... up 10 dlll.MMll4711 ·. IW'740C'il Whillttlk. ...,_, llAO, lit, =·mnif.CO= ( 1e)Clltor L£XUI OF" TEA ~~..,. AIAE 'e7 ~8~ llht. AGS, nco-• \'I'll. (5987811) fl Udd NABEltS BiJICR;:~EWuE ·i1 Low min. INl.'llH, ~ CIClldlon. =.t: (614384) .:w.s . (714)540-9100 CXOILUc tLDOAlbO 'i4 pertlct condition, 5511 ""· S'90071WtMNI •11'•1)tt•tt cXOilUc CONCOUAS '97 Low min. beige. tin ltdler. moonroof, doyl, Bii ol wan (2871133) $29,988 NAllEllS ill4)54MIOO CAOIU.AC DEVILLE '17 Low mlltl. IUY. va, Nortw1ar. bel. of Wlff. (21""8) $23,988 NlblR Old•inotllll c.dllllC 714-540-tlOO CAOillAc DEVILLE 'H Low 14k ml, wNte. tan teallllr, V8, Nor11'111ar, beJ. of warr. ~) 128.988 Oldemoblle Cldillae 714-540-9100 ClbllUC ttb6RADO 196 Low miles, leather, l!llflY xtru, bll. ol warrJ 801lll3) $24,988 eercs {714)$40-9100 CAOICUc SEVILLE sts '97 Low UC ml. llble blact, Ian lllv, Ith cond • bl.I ot warr (835797) NABlRS $23,988 {714)54CM100 cmcuc tEVilE m 'i7 Low 2511 '""'· 300 hp Norllwtlr, pl'lsllnl concborl (818821) $30.988 MAIERS C>J>K&1c4wr: sl'S '91 Low 811 mlltl, lealhtl co. "*1Y IX1rlil, Bii ol watT (900405) $37,988 NABERS (714~9100 cREVROiETtkSE LS 'ii Low mllel, lealhel, lul pwr, ~m ~· ~. rool rlCk 3061 1 lorcun8'11~ LEXUS OF WESTMIN TER ~4)192"'906 bO CARAVAN •93 GIWld, dual tJc. loaded (9950Ml04290~ $7.995 MCKENNA V SWAOEN 714-1'2·2000 DOOOENEON 'II Auto, -'di, AC (99505/3415446 $10,995 MCKENNA V LKSWAGEN 714-14HOOO * tOflo 8ROkCO ·ii • Edcne a.. Edit, Mllliillan. lolldlCS. mint cond. 4X 4. 00 ~. onty 3711ml.111.ISO 090. 714-754o07J7 ot eel pflOlll TI4-47U001 ..... bl-.yofoutof . ... oomplnlea. alldl ..,, "" local ....., 8~ •ureeu blfOl'9 ca.Id MY money « for MrVlclt. Reed Ind undlr1t1nd eny concnets before you llgn. ..., .. lly QWll.ES GOlllN ..... OMAlt SHAllP Md TANNAH HIRSCH RENOF.R UNTO CAESAR nol rnoake them I or the opronuruty . West lctl lhc: thrC\! or heart\, und F 1'-; king Jo-.1 10 the act 1n the clCJStd h•trl<J. Eugtr to rulf a losing he in, dcd::irtr rnnunucd v.ith the ~uc:cn from hand, Wnt ruffed and \witched 10 o lrump Although declarer w s ble to ruff a heart 19 dummy With lhc queen Of ~· there wa<; 1111 a losing hcan in 1hc do,td h:.ind . Eventually declarer had 10 con,cdc three more trrcks -two Jlu1111111ds und a heart. Down one. NORTH • Q2 0 85 0 8743 .• •Q97 4 2 WEST EAST • 865 • 4 03 Q KJI09 72 o AQ62 o "1< 109 • K 10 8 5 3 • A J 6 SOlITH •AKJ1U973 <:;i AQ64 OJS •Vold The biJding. F.AST SOl!fH WES r NORTH 19 4• Obi Pass PUI Pass Till!re was a good chance that the three o f hearts wa a stnglelon -ii certainly was not from more than a doullleton -'iO the risk of an oppos· mg ruff was Mrong. Declarer cc>Uld count on ~\ien trump tricks and two heart~. "° only one hean ruff was needed to $Ccure the ct>ntract. Opening lead: Three of Q There is a lime for e"'erythmg under the sun, the Good Book 1ell$ us. Selecting a time to wm a tnck and a time to lose one should be a guiding . philosophy for all bridBe players. 1ne secret 10 the hand was in sur· rendering 1 hean tricl when declarer wao; be 1 prcp•m .. -d to <lo so. anti 11)c time for that was immediately. At. lnck two South should ha\le returned a low heart• With eight sure tncks in hand. South did not need much from pan. ncr to make gam~ so the bid of four spBCjes has our cn1hus1asllc apprayal, as docs West's douMe Nonh dehv· ered the right i;tuff, but dedarer did It matte~ not how lhc defenders continue. Ea'it can win and shift to a trump. Dednn:r wins 1n hand. ruffs the rema1nmg low hean w11h the queen of trumps, then returns to hand w11h a club ruff to draw trumps. Then 11 1s time to cash the queen of hearts lor the ful filling trid. 895 CARSITRUCKS NANSISUVS , , 695 CARS/TRUCKS I' NANSISUVS FORD CROWN VICTOl\1A LX '92 FUii power, tactoiy llf,. J1g01r XJ6 Vandln Plat "-"~ ml al ..t.e-1 .,,,,,,,..,_..._ Std1n 4Dr '97 949-123~~soC'-" ~ $44.995 97-4494 FORD EXPEOiTION '99 BAUER JAGUAR 714-ISS-4800 Eddie Ballet 4Jc4, -.co, 11tlf. IUll Jagu1r XJ6 V1111dln Pl•' pwr. pwr seats, "'°'fs. 81( ml Std1111 4Dr 97 (A 16671)Cal lorcurrent pnang LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER S4S,H5 ~7-4346 (714)192-690S BAUER JAGUAR Honda CMC u 'IS 71 HU-4800 Aulo, A/C. pt>. pw ps llMn ,, J1gu~_!:l6 16 a.ene. cnae cooc'rot sasoo • ery dean; .. .,,. man Wlld 94t.133-1141 Ill# ltflS CJD 11acMI '.llU•. HYUNDAI '87 Cell Aldl • 94~723·1Slt LEXUS ESlOO 'M Runs well, 4 speed, Cll 1()1 cv•.-Dricino sunroof, $1500. LEXUS OF WESTlielNStER 714-545-1150 (714)192~ JAGUAR XJS V12 Cowr1lble LEXUS ES306 '91 'M Malak Red. 40K m Cail tor cur11111 pridnQ MUST SS.LI $24,500/obo LElCUS OF WESTMINSfER MM~7733 ~ (714)19HIOS JAGUAR XJ6 L SEOAH ·97 --.-:LE""x""'us.,..,,,es"""300"="'...,95..-- $3t,89S 97.,.352 Cal tc,1 current pnc>ng BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS OF WESTI,ltNSTER 714-1153-4800 (714)392-6906 JAGUAR XJ6 L SEO~N '97 LEXUS (§400 '97 S40,"5 97 ... 553 Call 101 cu11en1 pncN'll 'BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS OF WESTMINS TEA 714-1153-4800 (714)192-6906 J19u11 XJ6 Sidan 401 97 LExiJS SC400 ·g; '37,995 97-4602 Call L>1 t111rert1 p111:1 .. g__ BAUER JAGUAR LEXUS OF WESTMIN!. ~R . 714-953-4800 (714)192-49()1 Jaguw XJe sedan 4Dr '96 UOColn Cont1Mti111 tl1a?C V 134,"5 ,._.540 '79 Gold leailler lnl ~sic, BAUER JAGUAR 5hovrroom cond re<llc4d 10 714-953-4800 $259~ ObO 94WSG-211~ Jlg111t XJi sedan 40r 'N M1rc.cl11 &en: 300E ~7 132.tes lf.4600 AulO &cyl, A/C lul pG'lo'tl', ps BAUER JAGUAR pb pw CllJ1$1 conl•OI. rn-lrl' 714453-4a00 ~. SURool &llO'r-S, 1• JAGUAR XJ6 SEDAN 96 m ~ meta :Jc 11lvw1 ·1"Y ...., tts ---"sn rll!!flOf MJSt 0r1 31c -BAUER JAGUAR_.. Sii 575 I00-537-71 lr 7111 11443-4800 Mlrcedlt J20E '9~- JAGillA XJi SEDAiif i$ 24k 1*s. ~an. eller *'"7111 t5-4Sl1 c:hlome -~ new !if1u11a11n, -• BAUER JAGUAR . CO 01g1 owner $31. 00C 71~ 00·261-9013 da';s Jlglllr XJ6 Vendtn P.. 9'49-759 9303 .... ening Sedtll 40r '96 MERCEDES 56DSEL 16 $39,995 116-4503 Gr111 condillon, loedld BAUER JAGUAR rune xlntl $7500. "'belt 714-153-4800 otter. 94M46-4032 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS MITSUBISHI DIAMANTE 'H AJc, auto, am/Im cass. oc (005989) $249 per mo MITSUBISHI MOTORS www.co1Wnna1111ta.com 714-545·1700 MtlSUBISHI ECUPSl "'97 Au1o Cl$$, ed. IC, alloy, I )°.pwt l99ol32/155269) s . 99! MCKENNA Y()U{SWAGEN 714442-2000 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE RS 'OC Lease tor $199 J>ef 1nonltl MrTSUBIStt MOTOllS www.costllnfflmlla.com 714-545-1700 iliiTSIJBISHt ECLIPSE r~ A.IC, am 111'1 cd allo>js SJA; ie. (080325) s 139 Pl' m.. MITSUBIStt MOTOf'S -.coetlmffll!llta.com 714-545-1700 MITSUBISHI OALAHT t>E ·~ NC. IWIO. am'lm cass. II " -& doors (146758) $149 ~mo MITSUBtStl MOTORS www.co1t1me.amlt1.com 714. 545· 1700 Mll1ubl1hl Mlrege OE Cpe 1999, lie. auto, ~m cass (052661) $99 pet mo. MITSUBISHI MOTORS www.co1tlmffll!llt.e.com 714-545-1700 Milaubllhl Montero Si)Ol't LS 1999. auto. a.'c. lm'lm Cd. cc (OCl8898) s 199 per mo MITSUBISHI MOTORS www.co~lta.com 1t"4S-1700 MITSUBISHI 3000QT '99 AJC. am1m call. ed. cc. alloys (0026341 $288 per mo COSTA U£SA MrTSU8ISM www.co.a.n.emb.com 714-575-1700 Mlltllng OT 'I! Blac*. Jib cond new NC I nilialor, ~ ~ • $5000 ym. !4Jt·IS48 POKTIAC IW'M Only 2Sk 11111es1 leather, manv XII• squeally c1es11 (213392) $10,988 NABERS (714)540-t100 N.:J SUSINESS ACROSS • 1P--~ 5~ 10~ 14 AIW81M 15 im.n. •g 16 WnlffHay 17 Very cfe\al4- mlnd9d 19~ ThutJday. ~ 23, 1999 • ., tie Oomnla(I ~·> et Bea Ian Ml Tnee to perauede 70 Geca.-iy 7t GlimpM 72~ 13 Farm w.,n 20 Pantyhoee color 21 Ukely 22 Eata IO io.. 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ISO SoulhAlncan 55 Sautt -Maril 9"QUNS 37 ee.wa DIAcf\ 56 Gi\19 feedback 18 Stop orodud 82 T eler al QIM 59 Act lb I cop 22 Twotold 40 WISdom 83 Poet~ 61 Installed 24 Hot aprings •2 Flower plot &4 Refllle ceramic pjec.a 26 Ce1M1111 45 -IUbe 66 S4lerll 65 Member of the oqecu 47 Uk9WIM 87 TH pressur9' opposition 27 ~ 50 M8drtd l9cty abbr. ---..P-""'l'!P ....... -..... llP" ........ "IP ..... P"- RAH E ROVER 't2 VI, All Poww, CC, tlll, stereo euMtte, CD, eunrf, moonrf, LOAOEDll Mine Cond, mut1 Sell! $15,000/obo. MM45-4035 SATURN Sci 'i5 Aillomabe, •• Ill, ior.r mllel (282392)Cal '°' currant pnang LEXUS OF WESTMJNSTER- 71...._ .. TOYOTA PICKUP TACOiiA SRS 19". 4x4. IXIFI Clb, 4 cYI. A.'C, SOOOll 11'11 118.850 94~ 7eo.Q287 TOYOTA SlEHA LE 'It >do.•._, ,.._.,...SS, 9.000 "'"'* (12'018) Cal IOf CWIWl1 pnang LEXUS Of WESTllM'TIA (714)192-tlOI TOYOTAltACh'it Good nnq, I llOk rn, wt $1850 71HSH8S9 VWJfflAGL191 AC. 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