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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-10-05 - Orange Coast Pilot-. . r.·· I .. : ~:: . -. . . SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 •• ..... TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1999 Orange County minds appear made up on El TOro • I Mark Baldassare and Chery\ Katz -see it. that the numbers are statistically too close to determ.ine whether the count.;. as a whole wp-· po.rts a new airport at El Toro. • UCI poll demonstrates how little effect inll!rest-group campaigns have had in attempting to influence airport attitudes. Su5AN McCORMAa •nie big news is that all this effort, time and money are being spent to shape. public opiruon ... (and) the result of all this is there is n o change,• Baldassare, a UCI professor, said after the release of the numbers Monday from the Utird annual survey showed little change from the first one two years ago. A total of 42% of all respondents said they were in favor of converting the former Marine base into an mtemational auport, 46°/o were opposed and 12% were undecided. •ao J10G ltJYOr or oppose the propoaal to tialllll• IWo .Manne Corps AJr Station into an intematloid Dllf Pb They've made up their mmds, apparently. And aren't about to change. 1\vo years ago, Orange Countians knew exacUy how they felt about a new airport at the former El Toro Marine base. And -North and South -they feel pretty much the same way today. That's how a pair of UCI researchera - •People are stuck in their ideas," he said. Baldassare interpreted the results to mean that increased outreach efforts by forces on both sides of the issue apparently have not swayed public opinion. Indeed, North and South County residents appear as unshakable today as they were then in their opinions. The researchers conclude The results also showed that public opinion continued to be sharply c.bvided along region- al lines, with 48% of North County residents favoring an international auport al El Toro and 71 % of residents in South County opposing it. Baldassare said that although these nwn- bers are virtually the same, the margin between those in favor and those opposed has SEE El TORO PAGE 4 SEAN HIUER I DAllY PILOT Uke the classic antique firetruck she Is holding, Pat Buderwitz, along with others, would like to see the old Balboa fire station preserved and converted into a historical museum. Buderwitz and a group of residents are engaged ln a campaign to save the station and the history behind it Sounding the siren call for history The 1930s-era fire station on Marine Avenue, vacant for 7 years1 would be converted to historical museum in $2 million plan. NoAJO Sc::HWARTZ °"'Pb es being made into larger homes that Balboa is los- ing its ambience." The fire station, which was built in 1932, was auctioned off by the city in 1992 and sold to Jung Kim. Although Kim planned to tum it into a sushi restaurant he apparently had some difficulty obtairung the proper pennits, Buderwitz said. As such, the fire station has been empty for the past showing theu support by making donations toward the cause Wlth the pot already hdving grown to $15,000. BALBOA ISLAND -The island may soon have its very own hlstorical museum, if Pat Buderwitz and a group of residents can ra.ise the $2 million to buy and renovate the old fire station. "So many people have wntten books (on Bal- boa), have photos dnd other memorabilia," said Buderwitz, who said he lS exoted at the prospect of housing all the historical items for future genera- tion!i-· With $15,000 in its pocket, the Balboa Island Museum and Historical Society is gearing up to begin a full-blown fund-raising campaign to buy the $750,000 fire station. •w e want to make sure that we can preserve it,• Buderwitz said. "There are so many original hous- seven years. · The H1stoncal Society then decided to take advantage of the opporturuty and began exploring the possibility of purchasing the site. •we wanted to have a sffidll visitor's center with atea maps, etc.," DudOIW1tz said. "We're also going to have an interactive display for kids of all ages " SEE STATION PAGE 4 Before the fund-raising began, residents were It's extra effort time these days at Newport Harbor High • School community is coming down to the wire in drive for three regional/national designations. Jf$1CA GARIUSCJN ll!tf Pb NEWPORT BEACH -So many awards. SO much work. So litUe time. U teachers, student.I and administrators at Newport Harbor High School look exhausted this fall, it ii with good reason. SchoOI offidala are working around the clocjt not only to educate students -more lhan e full-time job in itself-but also to put t<>gether not one. not two, but three poten- Wllly pre.tigk>us and deftilltely time·con· IUll\lng appllcatiohl The most audal, Mid Principal Bob Boies, ii the 1Chool11 pec.ket for the WeMel'n Association of Schools and Colleges, a regtonlll organization that ttccredits colleges and high sthool from California to as far east as Idaho. Every six yeaTh, every ~chool in Califor- nia must be reaccreditcd. "They are looking for physical evidence that the sthool is doing its job,• said assis· ta.nt principal Michael Vossen. The process ts twofold. First, student.ti, teochen and adinimstrators pend weeks analyting and writing nbout every aspCC't of the school. Then a team viltts the school, talks to the students, and deddel. WhUe it's a fairly ure bet that Newport Harbor wru be accredited, beceute the vut me;xity ol KhoOls are, a good nmew 11 an -~t validation that the school .. dotog Its job. diWMOE4 MILLENNIUM MOMENT Keeping Newport freeway free ln 1971, Al For91t i;aw a threat looming over Newport Beach: a plan to run the proposed Paclfic Coast Freeway right through the dty. Forg1t teamed up wtth Marshall Duffield and other local business people to fonn the Free· way Fighters, a group thftt defeated the ~u­ advised scheme. Forgit was a city coundlman and the owner of Porgit's Hardware neu NeWpOrt Pier, a tore he had opened ln 1953. He was knoWn for tok· mg out adl ln k>cal nawspapen to m&ke his feisty voice heeid on verloUI dvtc lsluel • • • r••• llP SR ClilllM11'"' h people wt.o tt.vt rNlde ................ .., h Ntv•Dn-MIY ~--. .. ..,. ' o.pc-ty ml !!!! 411 42% • 4' n 12 Mri c..-y 5116 Im Im l!ll 47" 411 2ft 40 II 37 '5 Recovery home gets go-ahead • Counol approves permit for one facility in Costa Mesa to the delight of an overflow crowd. EusFGEE ~Pb COSTA MESA -They had come by the dozens from recovery communities to Monday night's council meeting. They had come to speak about celebrating their new leases on life And then they were given another reason to re101ce when council approved an applica- tion for Newport Ha.rbor Recovery. Council chambers were overflo~g with recovenng alcoholics and drug addicts as oth- ers stood outside and watched the meeting on a television screen. Most who spoke m support were current or fonner residents of the Hamilton Street drug and alcohol recovery facility. They told the council about theJJ" expenences at the center, including becorrung productive members of sooety, reuniting with family members and finding edu- cation and employment opportunities SEE GROUP PAGE 4 Father finds bombs in teenager's room • Pollce are searching for the 16-year-old Estanoa student after defusing one 'live' device. GR[(. RtiuNG COSTA MESA -Police are searching for a 16-year-old Estanaa High School student who d1Sappeared Sunday, tho same day his father discovered foµr pipe bombs hidden in his son's bedroom. The cache of exploSive devices included one "live" bomb that was rigged with wuing, authonties Sc:lid Also found were 22 boxes of ammurution and bomb-making literature downloaded from the Internet SEE BOMB PAGE 4 INDEX OJSSIRB>_, 1 LOCAL VOKES 2 POOCEFl.B. 2 MUCtlOlm ' SPOl1'S .. s WWlB ! 2 Tuetdoy. October S, 1999 POLITICS ASIDE S.f. cohn Waiting for a bombshell from Bob I f Bob Doman follows through on his threats to challenge Rep. Dana Robrabacher (R· Hullbngton Beach). it will come as an unpleasant surprise to Orange County's Republican establishment. Most of them sunply don't expect the former Garden Grove congressman to enter the race and ruin Rohrabacher's walk-in- the-GOP park. Instead, they suspect that Doman -who says he'U announce his plans th.ls week - is full of bluster and more likely lookmg for favors or promises lJ1 return for magnanimously declining to take on Hunting- ton's own "Surfin' Dana " They also pomt out that • B-1 Bob" employs fanuly members IJl lus perpetual campaign, dlld without a race or the hope of one there's no reason for people to donate to the Fanuly Doman HLs teasing helps bring m the bucks Still, when Doman spoke to the Ptlot a couple of weeks ago, he sounded like a man who was all- but-runrung. Which doesn't mean much, for the reasons above. But those same reasons make a Dor- nan campaign a distinct posstbility In the first half of the year, Dor- nan raised about $107,000 dlld spent $97,000 (Rohrabdcher raised only some $80,000, but he spent just $39,000. With money left over from his 1998 campaign, that left Rohrabacher with about $100,000 more than Doman). Because lus campaign helps support tum and his family, Doman has to keep that going, and what better way than to have a real campaign, at least through the spnng? There's also the real question of what county RepublicdilS could offer DomdJl, and what he'd accept from them. Given lus state- ments that he feels like he was left to die in his races against Loretta Sanchez -and wasn't even the party's pick in the first place -1t would be difficult for someone who plays prmople over politics to climb back in the com- fortable fold of the establishment. And then there's the wild card in this race: Doman and Rohrabacher's bitter personal relationslup. It dates back at least to 1992, when Doman says he let Rohrabacher have the safer dis- trict following reapportiorunent. Smee then, Doman clauns, Rohrabacher lied to tum about a host of 1SSUes, including Robrabacher's adnutted drug use in the '60s, and failure to support his campaigns against Sanchez (he blames NeWJX>rt-Mesa's other congressman, Chris Cox, for that loss). Doman is quick to ndtcule Rohrabacher's policy-making (by comparing it to his own substan- tial, if not successful, conservative reoord) as well as his beachgoing (casting considerable doubt on the "Su:rfin"' pa.rt of Rohrabach- er's story). He certainly won't bow out as a personal favor. Why, then, wouldn't he run? Nervous Republicans should find out this week. • S.J. CAHN Is oty editor of the Daily Pilot. VOL 93, NO. 233 local voices ' . Daily PilOi : ISSUI Of Ill Wiii Let's work together to preserve Ccystal Cove · · " RUSTY AREIAS S ince becoming Director of Califor- nia State Parks earlier this year, I have visited Crystal Cove State Park a number of times, and have spoken with people -opponents as well as sup- porters -about the project planned there. Now, I would like to share some of my observations. First, I am honored to be the director ' o f a department of state governme'nt that has such an important and respected mission, to help preserve the state's extraordinary biological diversity, to pro- Commemson the Issue of the week? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to dai/ypl/otO/atl mes.com. tect its most val- ued natural and cultural resources, and to create opportunities for high-quality out- door recreation. It is within that context that our approach to Crys- tal Cove was developed. I will not allow any pro- ject to move for- ward that deni- grates that mis- sion. For example, this project respects the integrity of the Crystal Cove Historic District by restoring it according to feder- al standards regarding historic preserva- tion It also ends the decades of private use of a public facility, and assures public access to the coast. We all want more public access to the beach area. This project will enhance access to the beach, by improving the roads and trails, and even allow disabled visitors to park at the beach -not across the highway. We all want the opportunities for more interpretation and education about the wonderful cultural and natural resources at Crystal Cove. This project does that, in conjunction with an interpretive plan Violation of teachers' rights not a new concept W hat's new about due process rights for employees bemg trampled on by the Newport- Mesa School District ("Grading perfor- mance of teachers not easy," Sept. 16)? Ask a teacher in Newport-Mesa or else- where and they can relate thel.T own hor- ror stories about how district and school administration have routinely disregard- ed employee contractual rights and manipulated personnel practices and evaluation procedures to meet their own agenda. And they've spent plenty of our taxpayer dollars doing it, too. As far as the Brown Act and public meeting laws are concerned, there are still some of us in the community waiting for the Daily Pilot to mform readers of the outcome of the fuvestigation into the last reported violations made by the New- port-Mesa School District some time ago. These district office and school board bullies really should be ashamed of the way they have treated Ms. Wood, who has given 30 years of her life to educa- tion. ls this what our kinder and gentler superintendent is all about? KENT S. MOORE Corona del Mar Dunes hotel conference space badly needed A s a long time Dover Shores resi- dent, I was very pleased to read the story about the Newport Dunes plans for a hotel ("Dunes builders give highlights of resort project'," Sept. 24). It is the perfect place for a total fami- ly destination resort. \ Of ~iements h«tin <•n be rtpf'Oduted without wrrtttn per- mlfllon of copyright owner. HOW TO REAOf US OrtulWon Tht Tlmes Orange County (800) 252-9141 Adveniling O.sslf1f'd (949) 642-5678 DU.play (949) 642"'432' E~ News (949) &4:1·5680 Sports(949)S74-4223 N.wt. Spotts Fax (949) ~ 170 E·meil: dltlypOote.arthllnlrn•t Mein Offlat lusll,.. Office (949) 642-4321 lusinetl fn (Mt} 631-71.M ~~""*C-...flr ........ .,,,,.Mnvt~ ~ --~ M Editor .......... =t:..N!OI' Dll'edar of .. ,., ..................... #( ............ Sllrilor ldllof, ~om ........ OIM,._._.,.. MARC MARTl'-l I DAJ..Y Pl.OT ' A family plays on the beach at Crystal Cove State Park. developed with assistance of the respect- ed American Land Conservancy. Further, this project will save the tax- payers more than $20 million. The reha- bilitation will be paid for privately, and the site and the improvements will be owned by the people of California. It has beeii two years since the depart- ment signed a contract with Crystal Cove Preservation Partners, the concessionaire that was chosen in a public bidding process to rehabilitate the historic district and operate it as a public-use overnight facility. The department and the concession- aire have met numerous times with local environmental advocates, and the pro- posed project has changed considerably to answer many of the concerns raised, with the removal or reduction of some features deemed too luxurious for the site, such as swimming pools. When the draft General Plan Amend- ment is prepared, I am confident that State Park 'and Recreation Commission and the Cahfomia Coastal Commission will see its merits, and recognize that it complements our mission. As planning and public input contin- ue, we can work together for the com- mon good, as long as we do it in a spirit of camaraderie and trust. lt's time for us all to save a magnifi- cent treasure in the midst of urban sprawl. As we move forward, I invite all of you to share your ideas openly and honestly. • ~ AREIAS is the director of the californla Stat~ Parks Department MAILBAG The additional conference and rneet- mg space is something Newport Beach needs very badly. As a founder of the Speak Up Newport Mayor's Dinner, I can tell you that we have bad to limit our din- ner capacity to about 600 for the last sev- eral years -because that is the largest any of our Newport hotels can handle. And we did not want to have the New- port Beach mayor's dinner in Anaheim or lrvinel I think the Chamber of Commerce and Hoag Hospital must feel the same way about the limitations on their events and programs. Over the years, the Quinns (owners and operators of the Dunes) have been wonderful neighbors. Just last week, in support of Clean Estuary Day, wluch I chaired, the Dunes was not only a major financial contributor, but gave us total access to the resort, including their boat launch fdcilities, their parking area, and even prizes for the volunteers. We could not have been successful without them. They partidpate continuously m the community, worlong with the Girl Scouts, the Junior Blind, the Upper Bay Natural- ists and many other orgaruzations. The hotel will be one more reso~ce they will use m makmg Newport a wonderful place to l.ave. V.L DEBBIE GRAY Newport Beach Cox is right on El Toro compromise I congratulate Rep. Chris Cox (R-New- port Beach) who has taken a com- mon-sense approach to the El Toro Airport issue by stating he will do every- thing possible to secure restrictions, WEATHER TEMPERATIJRE.S Balboa TIOESTOOAV First low thereby making it a more fnendly neigh- bor to the community. Orange County needs an additional airport, even though some cties object! Cox offers the solution that should be agreeable to everyone. Work toward a smaller El Toro, secure a curfew so there will be no late-night flights and uutigate restrictions on noise, number of flights and types of aircraft. Now why didn't Supervisor (Tom) Wilson tlunk of that? A. GAUAGHER Costa Mesa Lobster pain is not a gain P lease allow me to respond to Peter Buffa's column about the police officers in Irvine who temporarily pulled the plug on Sumo Sushi restau- rant's Lobster Zone crane game ("A lob- ster tale the size of lrvine," Aug. 6). As Officer Dennis Ruvolo points out, this game subjects lobsters "to unnecessary, inhumane treatment." .Well guess what: so does cooking these crustaceans in your own kitchen. There is little doubt anymore that lob- sters, like all animals, can feel pain. Most scientists agree that the nervous systems of lobsters are qwte sophisticated. For example, according to neurobiologist Tom Abrams, lobsters· have •a full array of senses.• Jelle Atema, a manne biolo- gist at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass. -and, according to The New York Times, "one of the nation's leading experts on lobsters" - says, "l personally believe they do feel pain." indeed, anyone who has ever boiled a lobster alive can attest that, when dropped into scalding water, lobsters . SURF wlup tbelt bodies wildly and scrape the : sides of the pot in a desperate attempt to ~ escape. In the journal Science, researche( Gordon Gunter described this method of killing lobsters as •unnecessary torture.• As they. begin to understand these fas- cinating arumals, more and more people are depding lobsters should be left in open waters, not placed in a cooking pot. At the very least, surely we can all agree that turning a sentient being's death into a game has no place m a compassionate society. PAULA MOORE Staff Writer, People fo r the Ethical neatrnent of Animals (PETA) Norfolk, Va What's an influential list without Joe Bell? I Just saw your list of the 103 "most impoitant people" on the coast. I understand the meaning and limita- tions of such lists. I also understand the limitations on apparent "self-praise" and the absence of any of your columnists from that hst. That being said, does the Pilot appreciate what a treasure it has in Joe Bell? My wife and I have followed bis col- umn since his days at the nm.es. We were disappointed when he was replaced with a •pleasant mediocrity" and elated when he surfaced with the Pilot. His col· umn is in the classic tradition of thought- ful and candid comment on topics which • are too often today banished by "political : correctness." Keep rus nose to the grindstone for as : long as you can keep him working. ; JOE A. DICKERSON : Costa Mesa: POLICE FILES We have an lncreas-COSTA MESA 76158 1 :23 am .••••••• .() 1 Ing swell out of the south tOday for wa1st-to-chest·hkJh sets. sets will be chest-high at the points and reefs. We have early morning low douds and fog that wlll fMSe Into sunny skies by the afternoon. WMtr vlslblllty wtll be good Tht sun wtll Iott .t 6:31 p.m. • .,._ Strwc: A purw and lb contents WOfth S1,200 were stolen from a car In the 800 block during the evening of Sept. 25. Corona def Mar 75158 Ccma Mesa 77159 Newport Beach 76158 Newpon Coast 76158 Ftrst high 7:53 am ......•. 4.8 Second low 1:30 p.m .. • • •• 1.6 Second high 7:25 p.m .••••••• S.4 WEDNESDAY First low 2·04 1.m .•••• , •• .0.1 f'trst high W IGllKAST 8·27 • m ...••••• Sl LOCATION SIZE Second low Wedge ••• 24SW 215pm ....... 1,2 Newport ••••• 1 ~ sw S.Cond t\lgh li.ckles • 1..c sw 8:14 pm , • • • • • 5.7 IUvtt Jttty • • • 1..C SW • .,. CdM ••••••• .2..C tw m ELA'IUM: 65 • CMwfflo Strwc: A car stereo worth $180 was stolen 1n the 200 block during the evening of Sept 27. • S.. a.m.m. Aw: A ~le worth $250 was stOlen In the 2500 block during the ~·ng of Sept. 26 •Whittler Awnue: A hY<fr•nt meter worth $764 was stolen, from a home In the 1700 block between Sept. 23 and Sept. 27. • bit 11th Street: Ab(1ut S 117 was stolen from a cat in the 200 , block at 2.JO p.m 5-pt. 27. • • • ' NEWPORT BEACH · ' • .,...,. Pront: A laptop (Olnputtt worth Sl.000 WIS Jtolen from a CM In 1N 2'100 btodt ~""" Sept. 15 Ind Sept. 17. • i • Jlllt "'"'= A wallet Md tts tOnttnts worth S 100 were JtOten ! from I at In the 100 blodt during the eYtn1ng of Oc\. 1, • '°"' lllwM: A surfbolfd. camera Ind 1 Wllllitt worth s 1,..0 ; ~from• car In the 100 bkKk ~In 5 and 6:JO pm • Diii .__ Allt of b'99 ..... Worth HS wtt9 *'-'In the 100 block cbtng ... Wining Of Oct. '. • • . . .. . .. Qoily Pilot Tuesday, October 5, 1999 3 A rose by any other name ••• T 11 V,I ID I CT forgettable name. When you add a forgettable face to a forgettable name. you come up with zilch. Charred cat found in ove robert gordner I have always regretted the Jack of a catchy nickname The closest I ever came w as one sum- mer when a guy naxned Tex Har- ris started to call m e "WoU. • Of course, since Tex spoke pure Texan, it came out "Wuff. • But I didn't care. Either one was better than plain old Bob. Unfortunate- ly, it d.idn't'catch on, and wlien Tex left, so did Wuff or Woll. •Costa Mesa woman may face animal cruelty charges for allege<Uy cooking her pet. GIUIG~ o.1¥Nat WEST SIDE - A Costa Mesa woman may face animal cruelty charges pending a psychological evaluation after police found a charred cat in her oven Sunday night. Debra Kincato, 40, re~y skinned and chopJ)ed her black cat named Beauty into pieces then placed them into her oven on a cast·iron griddle. Costa Mesa hrehghten were called to Kincato's apartme nt m the 600 block ot Park Avenue shortly after 9 p.m. when neigh- bors saw smoke billowmg from her windows and complained of a foul stench. "The smoke was b uilding up so much, I figured she had left,• said Dawna Schoenberger, who lives next door to Kincato. "She said she was cooking a rout ~bten came back a second time and that's when they found the cat.• When authortties cleared Kin- cato's kitchen of smoke, they found several piece& of the dead allinijll in the sink. The cat's body was found inslde the oven and was disposed of by animal control officers .• Police are unsure if Kincato ate the cat. Kincato was taken to a local hospital where she will be looked at by doctors. The Ordnge Co~ty distnct attor-. ney's offace WW dedde .after tbe evaluation whether to file enirneJ cruelty cbuges. Neighbors claim Kincato act- ed strangely sometimes and believe she was respon11ble for the death of one of her other cats that was found in some bushes ove1 the weeke nd. "She wasn't really fnend.ly with neighbors," said Schoen- berger. "When you smelled that stench you knew it wasn't some- thing that was mean t to be cooked. I was just hoping it was- n't my cat: I n addition to life, liberty and the p ursuit of happiness, everyone should be given a good name -one that is clever, catchy and distinctive -a name to remember. Unhapptly, some of us tiave had to go through life with blah names. Being an Anglo from Texas (I have never beard of a Latino called Tex) must be great. It doesn't matter what kind of a blah name you have, everyone cans you Tex. Of course, that might not be so great in Texas. I can visualize three Texans meeting on a street (.'Omer in Dal- las. "Hi. Tex,• -"Hi. Tex," "Hi, Tex." Might as well be called Bob. I Newport waters g~t $1.5 million in federal funds • How can anyone with a bland name like Robert compete with •Doagie• Devine, •Moose• Lagerlof, •Humpy• Golt.er or •Tule• Jim Van Landingham? Bill. George, Pete and Tom I can compete with -but not with a "Spike• or a •Duke.' Looking back after all these years, I can see that I blew my best chance at a great name. I came here from Green River, Wyoming. Green River wouldn't be much of a niclmame, but a couple of hundred miles north of Green River was a crossroad called Sundance. If I had only known that Sundance was going to become one-half of the name of one of the most popular movies ever made, I would have clairoed it then. Local water and shoreline pro- tection projects will receive almost $1 .5 million from the fed- eral government, County Super- visor Tom Wilson announced Monday. priations Subcomnuttee on Ener-1 gy and Wate r Development for the money. Wilson said the money will I shores and within our communi- provide residents \vi.th "a cleaner, ties " safer quality of We along our -Susan McCormack 1n piy yo~th, my two closest friends had great names -"Tagg" Atwood and • Spenny" Richardson. Everyone remembered Tagg and Spenny. My wife says it's because they were bigger, stronger, smarter, more handsome and had more personality, but I prefer to think the difference was in the names. Tagg ~ Spenny were names to ft!Oember. Bob was, and i.9, a very ... Sundance Gardner! I wonder if it's too late to sport a nickname? • JUDGE GARDNER is a Corona del Mar resident and former judge. His col- umn runs Tuesdays. Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince " Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Onlque •Int room II: dlnlna rvonu a•all1blr fbr group buslntu mttlln~ and prhate Nnc:dons 723-0621 Please Call For Reservations and .Dirtdlc>ns 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach . A Business Networking Event of the The Orange County Coastal Commission, which Wilson chairs, lobbied the House Appro- Newport Bay was granted the most money, $700,000, with New- port Beach ShorelinPs recelVUlg $400,000, Newport Bay Harbor $200,000 and Newport Bay/San Diego Creek $140,000 WHEN DIN ING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FOR ... •zthrU@~f~/,A, • OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO M EXICO HERE, WE MAKE DINING MORE·THAN A MEAL. WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO-GO. Cockta1 1s Phone Ahead for Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. 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I . .-............-_.......,_. --. ... . .. -------·--- • . .. . • • 4 Toe.day, October 5 I l 999 2 , 5 00 TOIS Ill WllT 10 YOU •• ,, SEAN HllllR I OUR TIMES SOUTH COAST PLAZA -About 80 trucks poured concrete continuously for 12 hours late Sunday and early Monday for South Coast Plaza's .. Bridge of Gardens." The 2,500-ton bridge, designed by world-renowned landscape artist Kathryn Gustafson, will cross Bear Street and link South Coast Plaza with the Crate & Barrel wing. BOMB CONTINUED FROM 1 "We found one bomb with d fuse conung out of 1t, • said Costa Mesa police Lt John FitzPatrick. "There was a lot of mdtendl there to make bombs" boy's whereabouts and what he might have done with the bombs. "We've heard all sorts of things, but who knows what the truth really is," said one neighbor who wanted to remain anonymous. "It's scary to think thete was that much firepower in that home. We could have all be~n in danger." been interviewed by Costa Mesa police about the teen. This isn't the first time the school has had to deal with stu- dents experimenting with explo- sive devices. 1Wo teens detonated a bomb at the school in May 1998 in an attempt to steal the change 1 from a pay phone. One of the boys was sentenced to a year in the county's Juvenile Hall. •• EL TORO CONTINUED FROM 1 inched closer -by three percent- age pomts -the past two years. His only explanation for so lit- , Ue movement, Baldassare said, was that people are dismissing as sell-serving messages that differ with their own views. "It's very hard for Orange Cowi- ty residents to point to credible sources of infonnation," he said. The AirpQrt Working Group, a pro-airport activist group based in Newport Beach, recently announced it will be starting an "aggressive" direct mail cam· paign this month. However, President Tom Naughton said that he, too, has questioned whether the money being spent by both sides on pub- lic relations efforts is making a GROUP CONTINUED FROM 1 Chad Moninger arrived at Newport Recovery rune months ago. "It was for me a beacon of hope when I had absolutely none,• he said. "I don't mean a little. I mean none. Today my mom knows where I am. She doesn't have to cry for me because she knows I'm alive.• At times, the pleas to council took on a confessional air. "Substance and alcohol abuse take parents from their children and children from their parents,• said Mike Marshall. "At 13 T lost my father. At 26, I lost my mother. Thanks to Newport Harbor Recovery ... my 4-year-old daugh- ter will have her father back.• • difference. "My ~rception ii both sides are more or less talking to the same people all the time,• Naughton S81d. Susan Withrow, chair of the antiailport El Toro Reuse Plan· ning Authority board, agreed, but said that money spent on out- reach efforts helps cement the -Opinions people already have. She said there is not a large con- tingent of people who are unde- cided on the issue. "It's not a gray area; Jt's black or white," Withrow said. Withrow added that antiairport forces have •made strides• in protesting airport construction since 1994, when the county · decided to create an airport at El Toro. There was one question where more residents -both North and South -were in agreement than any other. "Do you approve or In addition to approving New· port Harbor Recovery's applica- tion for a conditional use perm.it, the council also deliberated over a permit for Yellowstone Women's First Step House at 154 East Bay Street, At press time, the council was still deciding whether to award Yellowstone the permlt. The applications bad been appealed by council members in July after receiving Planning Commission approval. . In approving Newport Harbor Recovery's application unani- mously, council members imposed a number of conditions. The most significant would prohibit the cen- ter from holding its meetings in a garage on its property. "We'll be moving furniture tonight," said program director Michael Williams. Both Williams and center oper- ator Dee Ward said the condibon I I Daily Pilot disapprove of the way county government ii ban~ the EJ Toro Marine Corps Air Station conversion iauef• · Jn both North and South, more residents disapproved of counly government's handling of the issue than approved. Overall .42% of portidpa.nts said they dis~ approve of the Board of Supervi- sors' actions while 30% approve. In a regional breakdown, So\.Oh County had 61 % c}isapprovmg .while North County showed 36%. These numbers, however, are about the same as they have been the past two years. The poll on El Toro was part or a larger annual survey conducted by Baldassare since 1982. About t.000 randomly selected Orange County residents were ques- tioned on the telephone about quality of life issues, such as hous- ing and educatit>n, in addition to the proposed reuse of El Toro. , . was a small trade-off for the opportunity to continue operating. Other conditions include llinlt..- ing the number of meetings open to nonresidents to no more than 12 per year; limiting the number of residents and caretakers to 14· and designating Sundays from ti a.m. to 3 p.m. as formal visitor hours. · Last month When it was learned -after Councilwoman Linda Dixon had requested a report detailing the µumber and type or group homes in the city - that Costa Mesa· has a higher number of group homes per capi- ta• than any of its immediate neighbors, some viewed that number as a negative. But it wasn't. Ward said, it was something for the city to be proud ot •Costa Mesa is a leader in our county for therapeutic communi- ties,• Ward said. Police were called to the boy's home m the 1500 block of Pon- derosa Lane dbout !>pm His father bad rustled through the te<.>n's bed- room and clisrnvered the concealed stash. The Orctnge County Bomb Squad was notified and was able to dlsrnantle the explosive devtces. Nothing at the home, which was combed by authonties, seemed unusual. The front yard iS adorned with a garden of violets and a rock engraved with "Mom's Garden.• The re is a 4- foot basketball hoop with stickers tagged onto the backboard. Costa Mesa police also dealt with a rash of threatening mes- sages reportedly left by teens in the wake of the Colwnbine High shootings 111 Colorado. I ----:-.......:.--------------------------------- Some neighbors Sdtd rumors have been ruculating about the The boy's father was home Mon- day but didn't want to comment Estancia adnunisttators have II SUTRO&{:O Investment Professionals Since 1Bs8 Private Client Group IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE AVAILABILITY OF GOLDMAN SACHS FUNDS MANAGED BY THE PROFESSIONALS IN THE ASSET MANAGEMENT DIVISION OF GOLDMAN, SACHS & CO., ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST PROMINENT FINANCIAL FIRMS Please Call LANTZ BELL Branch Manager at (949) 720-8901 for information Police have been concerned about the ava.tlability of bomb- making literature to students. The popular how-to book, "The Anar- chist Cookbook," was found at the boy's home Sunday. •We definitely have to look at this as a growing trend,~ Fitz- Patnck said. AWARDS CONTINUED FROM 1 And that can give it recognition among other schools and admin- istrators. Angela Newman, a second- year history teacher in the school's Franklin Academy who is one of about hve educators work· ing on the accreditation packet, said the process has been exhila- rating and interesting, but also exhausting. On its own, such an application would be a big bite for any school to swallow, but at Newport Har- bor teachers are also furiously worJring on a Digital High School grant and a Blue Ribbon School application. To those not versed in educa- Running ~oward the Millennium lWlllrlalance tV>Vfrrtf~ Shoes 1n Multiple Width Sizes -NB App~rel & Kids NB, Tool C949l 720-1 602 • Sold 7t44 Pati6 9ct'UdtvM 1/2 Teak is now Affo rdable! We Buy Direct, Eliminate the MiddJeman! Compare our Prices! Teak~Mf6 Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment 1240 Logan Ave. Unit H (comer of McClincock & Lotan) (714) 544. 7288 Price Sal.e tionese, these applications may not mean much, but in school administration arcles, they are magic. Blue Ribbon certification, which is given to a few select schools across the country each year, promises national recogni- tion for the school. Students can put a blue ribbon on their college applications, and pa.rents can use a school's blue ribbon status as a way to raise money Crom founda- tions and community groups. The Digital High School · should be more familiar to New- port-Mesa parents. The statewide program -which already includes Estancia and Costa Me a high schools -is designed to bnng high schools' technology into the 21st century. The grarit~ whlch W1ll almost certamly be awarded once the application JS properly completed, will bring more than $650,000 to the school to buy computers and programs and provide Internet access and e -mail to every classroom. Corona del Mar is also applying. Boies said that to be working on all three applications at once is both a dream, and also a huge cross to bear. Neither teachers nor administrators nor parents receive any extra time or money to go through the painstaking process of writing the grants. "When people hear what I'm doing, they feel sorry for me: Boies said. But he added that such a close examination of the school's programs can only serve to make educabon better, and alsp builds leadership among teachers and gets them talking and workmg together. "It's a really intense process to go through," said Llsa George, a parent at Newport Harbor and a veteran grant·writer who IS spearheading the Blue Ribbon application, which is due Oct. 12. •My dining room table has been covered with it for most of the summer. But it's a good thing.• STATION CONTINUED FROM 1 • • .... The a.lboe ISiand Mweum and Historical Soclter ..... 9 • ll1 Slpptft Ave..W.0.921&2 • hwy Wlldl--8' 7 p.m. • CDlllAQ,.. .... wllz .tt'Ml)17H019 The society ls hoping to pur- chase one of the ortgtnal firetrucks end heve hats ud coets for the kids to try oa. The group II tn the poce• of beoomlng a nonproftt corpora· Uon, IAJd Island 1'91ident and attorney Steve Brombelv, ·who It ~the legal work·fnvolftd, •'llleY ~a Y9rY _.....-O:UP ol people,. Bromberg llld. ---. --·· --"" . ~ - ' ' _.,. _ .. _ fuelday, October 5, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Canson • 949-57 44223 C 0 U l ·T IY Kingpins Cd.M girls judged No. 1 of 130-team Stanford field. CORONA DEL MAA -Sea Kings' cross country coach Bill Sumner is feeling pretty tall today lollowing the revelation that his girls team, which. ran away from Division IV competition at the Stanford Invitationa l Sa tmday, d!d more than meets the eye. Based on final finishes his girls proved to be No. l in the entire !30-team field of schools, ranging from the cream of Calif omia, to entries from Washington, Ore- gon, Arizona, Utah and other points. Through five runners the Sea Kings were in a flat-footed tie With powerhouse San Lorenzo, but when the sixth runner of each school was considered to break the tie for ove rall kingpin, it was SEE COM PAGE 6 MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY PILOT An airborne Orange Coast quarterback Jared Flint sends forth a missile behind solid blocking. • Pirates hang tough with the big boys of the Mission Conferen ce. n o things came out of Saturday's 52-35 loss for Orange Coast against the Palomar Comets, the galaxy's No. 1 team. One: Palomar is the best team that OCC will face this year and probably is the galaxy's No. 1 team. Two: OCC hung with them. Ignore the score. It could easily say 41-35 (without a certain pass interference call, it probably would have). In fact, it took a career day from quarterback Greg Cicero (six touchdowns, 333 yards passing) and wide receiver Nakoa McElrath (eight catches, 249 yards, 4 TDs) and one poorly thrown flag to finally put the pesky Pirates away. tony ahobeUi · Palomar bad the Pirates up against the ropes and started lhrowmg haymakers at them. OCC took their best shots and sbll came out swinging against mighty Palomar. It was almost like the movie Rocky (the first one). Palomar (aka Apollo Creed) pummeled Rocky (aka OCC) early with a 20-0 lead. Remember when Rocky knocked Apollo down with one punch? That was Flint's 44-yard touchdown right-book to Tommy Roberts, bringing life back to the wobbly challenger. Now we're in the musical montage where both sluggers beat the you-know-what out of each other. The second quarter matches that, with each team answering the other, touchdown for touchdown. Each had three TDs in the quarter and OCC was bloody, trailing 34-21, but still on its feet. Cut me, Mick. Pirate Coach Mike Taylor (aka Micky} and Palomar coach Mark McEJroy (Apollo's tramer, whatever his name was. He was in Il, m, IV and V. The bald guy.) managed their teams SEE BUCS PAGE 6 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (COACHES' SILECTIOIS) ·NEW P 0 RT H·ARIOR LUIS ~ DAYNE PFAFF CRUZ .. T he 5-foot-11, 2 0 5-p oun d senior center helped the Tars amass 24 7 rush- tng yards, while absorbmg only· .,one quarterback sack 111 WU\ over • Glendora. A 6-foot-2, 180- P o u o d senior free Safe- ty, he made a pair of intercep- tions, returning one 22 yards to set up a ro, and added strong run • support. ISTAICIA MATT MUELLER 'T'he 5-foot-7, J. l 7.S-pound lelilor fullback canted J 0 times for 81 yuds, blocked well, libd ., played .... defemiv,ly • IDlddle backer _.. ..... Aubelm. ROBERT ' AGUILERA A 6-foot, 240· .l""\.;pound junior linemen. be hu emerged u • solid force on bothsMtesoltbe b&ll, ~ w8ll at tadde ud altal'Dlting at nc.e guaid. COSTA MESA SCOTT ~ A NTONY SCHEPENS I ~ GR UBISICH T tie 5-foot-10, 2 15-p ound junior center continues to improve, pro- Vlding effective run blocking, sound pass pro- tection and reli-• able QB exchanges. COIOIA EVAN BURDEN T be 5·fo6t2 10, 180-p oun d junior quarter· ·back. making btl ftnt vanlt)' Rut. ccimpleeed 7 of 18 put an.npa for 71 ya*, tndudlng • 4-yudTDtota. A 6-foot, 260- pound juni(l.C fullback-de fen- sive tackle, he bad his best game of the season, making a huge Lmpact, despite not touch-• ing the b4ll. Ill Mii BRANDON OHNSON I I .. • -., it I.as to • a °" am dti. lurilo ... frils ""' ... *-'-•lllW .... 11 .,..,..i.rs ,..._' _. APOUON1A REYES, Orange Coast College Athlete of Week. describing her favorite food. II II SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM Estancia •She's been d oing a balancing act for a long time, and it's obvious she's found her 'niche' for some time to come. Rta 1ARD DUNN I f one of your goals for ml throwing a birthday 1111111 party for kids is to tire the tots out, Kyle Gayner's mobile gymnastics could be the perfect entertainment. •1 go everywhere," said Gayner, who travels to locations such as schools and birthday parties, while training kids on the bars, vault, trampoline and . balance beam, and incorporating face painting and balloon making. •1 do not coach serious, 1 competitive gymnastics," she added. •My work is with the little guys and give them strictly a lot of love, guidance, motivation and Cun. That's bow I teach. U you want your child to go to the Olympics tomorrow, you need a big gym.• Long before Kerri Strug and Mary Lou Retton captured the front of my legs,• said Gayner, who retired that year. These days, following a teaching career, Gayner is back on the beam. •I never got on Cheerios or any (television) commercials, but I've got my mobile gymnastics and I love 1t, • said Gayner, who said her thin body could no longer take the competitive pounding when she retired. "When you can go and make· a living by domg what you love to do, then you're a success, because your happy.• Gayner, who refers to herseli as ·cOdCh Kyle," was named m Los Angeles magazine m the hearts of Amenca during the 1996 and Kyle Gayner Best of LA special collector's issue as the best party entertainer for kids. She shows up at your fete with all the gear .necessary to creat mini Rettons and Comanecies. There are uneven parallel bars and tumbling mats, spnngboards and "gold" medals. Parents are only required. to pre s firmly on the camcorder's record 1984 Summer Olymp1cs, respectively, Gayner was competing against international stars Olga Korbut of the Soviet Uruon and Nadia Comaneo of Romarua, winning the U S national championship in the balance beam in 1974 and a Sliver medal at the '74 World Games in the same event. Gayner, a 1976 Estancta Hlgh graduate, was the first to perform two front aerial walkovers in 1972, when the balance beam was wooden. Today, gymnasts perform on padded beams with safety cushions below them. She was the youngest competitor that year at the U.S. Olympic gymnastic trials in Long Beach and finished first m the balance beam, but fell short in her quest to make the team for the Munich Games, when Korbut was the darling of the • floor exercises, using her smile and charisma to elevate the sport to another level Gayner appeared on "The Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson and ABC's ·wide World of Sports,• inducting once with Korbut, but. after eight years of com peting -and training eight hours a day, six days a week -she inJurcd her back in 1976 and could not compete in the U.S Olympic trials. "They said (my back iilJury) was from constant landing on the button. "I'm booked unttl the nm millenruum, •said Gayner. a member of the Dally Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating the millenruum. Gayner, 41 , started her busmess five years ago when she moved back to the area from Los Angeles, where she'd been a teacher at Marlborough High School. She also operated a YMCA program, but she returned to her h.rst love -gymnastics. "It's so exating when I go to schools, because the kids just love it." said Gayner, who has perlormed at several local Montes on schools. preschools and parochial schools. •n•s not just hitting a ball over the fence. It' like ballet trauung and (for enous gymnasts), you need to be physically strong and very flexible. You need strength. balance, coordination and you've got to have chansma. Nadia Comanea didn't b.ave that, but Olga had that. She smiled and played to the audience She was an actress: Gayner, who lives m Newport Beach, competed m Japan, Germany, Afnca and the Soviet Union, as well as throughout the U.S. She trained on the East Coast. as well as in California. But now, with all politics aside, h 's hap(>1er than ever. SEllOI WOMll'S TElllS Singles ch8lllpions r~peat Both defending champions in th smgl divisions of the 6th annu- al National Senior Women's Hardrourt Tennis Tournament decisively won theu matches on Saturday as the Ne~ Be3rJi Tennis Cub Ada Cowan of Palo Alto def eeted Betsy Roberti of Santa Monice. 6- 1, 6-4 an the 65 division . Throughout the tournament Cowan never bit mo.re tho.D five games. Hattie Sommerville ol Hawaii finished third and fifth was dedde4 between two top Newport Beach Tennis Club players. With Julie Hey- watd defeeting Cathie Hall. 6-2, 6-3. In the 75 dMl1on. Betty Eilenltein ol Wuhington. D.C. diapoled d Carolyn Henry, 6-3, 6-0. Eiaent*n whippe,d tbroUgh her oppalleDtl Without lollng more tbah thlM .,_ m uy m1tc:b. BU6e HMbula ill s~ tOUgbt q11 JflifrY GOiding o1 l1'ab tar tbltd .-... -" ma ... to Pbylllt AcDlr d Studio( Oty GNI' Lucy 0."""8M of,_. Alto. Tbe 6S "oublll went down ID tbe WIN Mlly Aa Ml> n an _. 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Tackle Nldc Moghaddam and cornerback Andre Stewart made back-to-bade stops at the line and The team is called the Comets and some half-rabbit, half·Dr. Seuss character is cruising aroUJ'ld? We'll call him Pauly. Now back to our program. They'll be no further interruptions. Now the music's building ... you can feel the momentum on Rocky's (OCC) as the fourth quarter begins. cornerback Justin Jacobs intercepted on the next snap ... Safety Dayne pfaff went flat out to gather in one of his two interceptions before it hit the turf ... R.8nkln blocked a punt ... Stewart made a crushing hit Flint, 15-yard pass to Ben Fredrickson (right hook). Jimmie Banks, 17-yard run (left hook). David Castleton 24-yard touchdown catcb (Apollo's bleeding internally}. OCC cuts the once 20-point lead to 34-28. on a QB scramble ... Jacobs nearfy pulled in a second interception ... Linebacker Ovis Manderlno knifed through to stop an off-tackle play for 1-yard loss ... Ryan Brill hustled to make TD-saving tackle from behind on flea-flicker ... Kalanz and Brad Craig made back-to-back sacks. OCC's Rocky-hke defense stops back-to-back runs, forcing Palomar to throw deep just to stay off lhe canvas. COSTA MESA • End Todd Duddrtdge had a quarter- back sack and blocked a punt. which Dave Weir returned 29 yards to set up TD ... CJ. Zuniga made a stop for 4-yard loss and a QB sack on back-to-back snaps ... Linebacker Jason Rankin broke up a two-point conversion pass and recovered a fumble ... Cornerback Jake Cleveland forced two outside runs for rio gain ... It's incomplete! Down goes Apol.. .. wait a mmutel Safety Willy Franco made several solid hits on Western ballcarriers. Clubber J,.ang and Ivan Drago (dka the referee and side judge) help Apollo off the mat with a pass interlerence call on an uncatchable ball. Rocky (OCC) hangs tough against three fighters, but how much can onP. man take? ESTANCIA Nose guard Robert Aguilera made a solid tackle behind the line ... End Kyle Westman forced a fumble, which was recovered by outside linebacker Sean Freeman ... Nose guard Josh Veach lili5M" made a tackle behind the line ... Linebacker Ivan Garcia The final decision is in: Apollo Creed (Palomar) wins by a split decision. recovered a fumble ... End David Rodriguez had a tackle for negative yardage ... Marshall Hendricks The rematch probably won't take place until next year, but it will take that long for both fighters to recover. made a touchdown-saving tackle on Anaheim kickoff return ... Danny Valbuena recovered fumble late in the fourth quarter ... Offensive guard Cesar Romero recovered a fumble, sustaining an Eagle touchdown drive ADRIANllll ADRlANlll I luv youz. CORONA DEL MAR -Cornerback David Beser had two interceptions and recovered one Saddleback fumble ... End J•y Bottom had two sacks and made numerous tackles at and behind the line .. Ends Mike Hayes and Scott Biggs each had a sack and were part of many gang tackles at the line of scrimmage. ObvtotUly the sun got the better or me, but the point I was trymg to make was OCC played PalomdI tougher than anyone else this season. "We got better on fundamentals, ~Tuylor said. ~we were much crisper today.• Todlly • VolleytNll College women Vanguard Un1vel'Slty at Hope International, 7 30 p.m High school girls-Laguna Be&eh at Corona del Mar, 6 pm , Estancia at Costa Mesa. 3·15 p.m.; Irvine at Newport Harbor. 6 15 p.m •Tennis High school girls University at Cost.a Mesa, 3 p m , Laguna Beach at Estancia, 3 15 pm , Newport Harbor at Lagun• Hills. l 15 pm • Socc:9t Collegl' women Az\l\a Pacific at Vanguard Unrwl'Slty, 7 p.m Community col~ men Irvine Vall«y at , SC HEDU LE Orange Coast, 3 p.m. Needless to say, il they would have played like this against Santa Ana, they wm and win big. Community college women • AZusa Pac1f1c at Vanguard Un1vers1ty, 7 p.m DE EP SEA • Fl•ld hockey High school girls -Newport Harbor at Marina, 3 p m. • Gotf MONDAY'S COUNTS Newport Unding · 3 boats. High school girls -Newport Harbor II\. Woodbridge, at Big Canyon, 2 p tn Estancia vs. Costa Mesa at CostAI Mesa G&CC. 2:30 p m. 34 anglers. 35 albacore, 3 bluefin tuna, 125 skipjack, 1 dOl'ado, 21 ca.lico bass, 79 rodcflsh, 51 red snapper. 2 CO'N cod. Davey's Locker -no report. IO'ilMd o.i of Tru WfLL SEU. AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOA CASH (In Ille fonm which Ile lawfui ICOdct Ill Ille Um!Cld Sta11:1) and.lot Ille cuhlei' 1. cutJtled or olhcr c:.bcckJ apecltled i11 CMI Code Sccdon l924h (ptyablc lo fllll at die lime of sak 10 T.D. Senta Cclmpany) 1tll ri•IU· cltle and ilumi conveyed co and ll01't held by it under UJd O..S of Tl"UJI In 11\c propcny bettlaaflu ~1'*1: TN .. cor:PETER K. EYMEAT Rcoflled ~ 6. 1991 u 111111. No. 91-674471 Ill Book Pqe of Otrldal bconb ID &be ottkc of die Recorder of OAANCiE Counly, punm111 IO die NotJee of Defaull llOd Electiofl ID SeJ.I lbcmandef recorded Jllns 17. 1999 as lnsr. No. 99-4.Sll.'7 111 Book -Pase - or Oftlcial RKord.a 1n Ille omcc of cbe R.lcorder of ORANGE COIUICY. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDEJl A DEED Of nuST DATED SEP· Tn4BEJl 24. 1992 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PAOTa:T YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· NATION OF 1ltE NA-nJRE OF THE PRO. CEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A t.AW- YER .599 FAYETTE CIRCLE, COSTA MESA. CA 916l6-JIOJ (Ir I llTCllll addrae or common daipa&.ion of property I tflown llboYt. 00 WllfTlnCY 11 11•cn U IO la c.ompi.s-or ClOITlltt ,_) $&W Sale Of ptvpeny Wiii be IDllle Ut u II condll!CMI widloul comr..,. or ......,...,., QIU-or ""'41111. Rpnllftl tilM pa '°"• or ~llllCal. IO pay .. ,....... pnllClllal MD ol die llOM(t) ........ 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PO BOX 119a SANTA ANA, CA 92711-1981 714/S4l· IJ7l We ue uliaana Ille Beneficiary IO cotleca I debt and Ml infof'IUllon -olM&in will be u..1 for Chai purpote wllcCbcr reulvcid orally or 10 WT'!cil\I If IY&ililble, Ille tt.pcaed opaunc bid may be oblalned by cal.lit11 • cne followin& tele9h0ne numbcrts) 1111 die dlly before die u : 7141~ 5690 TACI 4$9999<: PUB: 9127199. IOI04/99. 10/11199 SEA KINGS ARE ON THE MONEY Corona del Mar High's freshmen win second straight Charger Cup. LlllTWllllTS E v~ry CdM freshman water polo practice ends with a 100-meter dash in the pool. The ones who finish first gets a small reward. On this day it was the opportunity to talk to the guy · who was there to write an article · on Coach Tom Norton's team. So let me begin by men boning that freshmen John • Money and Arlie Dorr, along Joseph Boo COM with sophomores Matt Meyer and Bobby Messenger, turned in the fastest times. Money would especially like • to point out that he is the team. He was joking, I think. But there are a lot more contributors to CdM than the four fast swimmers. Messenger and Marcello Pantuliano were named honorable-mention in junior water polo. Dorr led the team with· five goals in the Charger Cup championship against El Toro. And goalie Beau Stockstill scored a goal 1n that game, along with accumulating some key saves. The team practices twice every day, at 5:15 a.m. and again after school. Practices can be intense, to get the kids ready for high sC::hool competition. Hence the mini-contests during practices. CONTINUED FROM 5 CdM in a cakewalk, thanks to Katherine Morse's 20:27, which , was 14th overall on the 3.1-mile • course. t'This should jJet us a good national ranking, said Sumner. '" "We have a lot or competitive stuff, "Norton said. "We have timed swims after every practice, with rewards for the fastest times.'' .. The competition was hardest to adjust to, "Dorr said. "It just makes you practice. harder, though.*' Corona's first five runners, whose marks counted toward the Division IV crown, were Lw - Morse (first in 18:58), Katie Quin- lan (filth in 19:38), Jenny..l Cum-~ mins (sixth in 19:50), ~eason Meservey (8th in" 19:58) and Diana Hossfeld (11th in 20:05.) In fact, naming standouts are hard because the team is so deep. Nevertheless, the Sea Kings are a close-knit team. Most of the kids played with each other since they were 9-yea.rs-old in junior water polo under club coach Ted Bandaru.k. Since then, the kids earned a lot of success, none more important than the Charger Cup. When the Sea Kings compete against each other in practice, they're not just goJng against teammates. Most of them knew each other for years in the juniors, so it1s inevitable that the Sea Kings are close as a team. "We're pretty close, "Dorr said. "We go to Bill's for breakfast, and there's a lot of team unity" The years of familiarity is also evident in the pool. Since most of the kids played water polo earlier, very little ti.me is spent on the basics. Cd.M's Jill Quye, who fell vio- lently enough at the start to dis- lodge the paper number clipped to lier singlet, recovered to clock a 21:22, for 45th place. It was the third straight clivi-• ~ion crown at the prestigious rac:e, which allows the Sea Kings to gauge their state meet compe- tition from Northern California. The CdM boys finished fourth in DivtSion IV, but thoroughly impressed Sumner. Juniors 1Tavis Beardslee "It's like the CJF for us,• Messenger said. •All the teams m the league are there." Cd.M won it's second consecutive Charger Cup two weeks ago by defeating El Toro, 12-6. Along the way. the Sea Kings avenged their only loss of the year to Foothill with a 6-5 sudden death win. The team is currently 12-1 at press time, with a couple of games left. But the season is already a success with the Charger Cup. •They knew the game a lot more than others entering high school, •Norton said. "We work on more advanced offense and defense, "Norton said. (16:19) and Josh Yelsey (16:34) placed fourth and eighth, respec- tively for the Sea Kings, whose 174 team points were bested bv, Central Valley (93), Oak Park (91) and San Francisco-based St. Augustine (159). "We work hard in So far, CdM's advancement has been encouraging. Obviously, the Sea Kings' confidence has grown with every passing year. Kevin Kramer (40th in 17:38), Jud Heitbrink (44th in 17:47), David Mittman (79th in 18:31), Dustin Hodges (18:35) and Ben Inouye {18:52) also competed well for Cd.M. practice, •Meyer said. •The Charger Cup is what we practice for all year.'! "We've been working together for a while,• Money said. "We work hard together and the payoff is winning." And with the wins, CdM is getting the trophies. ·navis ran a very, very good race and Josh stayed pretty close to him,• Sumner said. •And that was Mittman's best race of the year.• A.P I 734044 NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY UNDER POWER OF SALE YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED May 1!: 1990. UNLESS YOU TAKt: ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAYBESOl.DAT ApUB- LIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING .AGAINST YQ.U~ YOU SHOULD VUNI ACT A LAWYER, NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEl'Hhalonlhe 19'hday of Oc:lobet', 1999, II 900 1 m and at 333 Mann. Av-enue, Bllboe llland, Or- ange Counly, Callfomla. Rober18. HOUIMlt, wtlOM 1trae1 add,.., la 333 Maline Aveoue, Bllboa 11- land, Cdomla 92662, Ind WhOM ~ ""'1ber 11 IMM7~: .... NII al pubic ~ lO h high- -biddlf tor c:asn. In lliw-fUI money of h United Sta ..... ~eth lime "QI h ....... ltwl '*" !WI ,. ~ tttu&t.d In HeWport ...,., Or1lll09 ~· C.llfomla, er .. .. Jolows S.. Atl9d*' l!llhlblt A DESCRIPTION PARCEL , : UNfT 1102. IN TH& CITY OF HEWP'OAT BEACH, ~TY OF OAANGE, 9TATI! °' CAUFOfVtllA. AS SHOWN ON THA'T CiFIT AIN CO N OOMINIUM PLAN Ae· CORDED AUGUST 12, ,971 IN BOOK 11411, PAGE t313 C# Off1CtAL MCON>e, AHO AS DE· FlHID W lHOll CEA· TAIN ~TION C# COVI t, CONDI· TIONI ... TAIC-1'lON8 MCOROIO IN IOGK 1Hl4, PMlll IOI °' orpicw. NIC(lN)e, ~L. I. AN UN· ~'If"~ INMPllW· llMCt10lMI MIA°'MIO " s..~ Al .. -~~ TlED "DEFtNmONs· OF THE DEct..AAATION OF COVENANTS, CONDI· TIONS AND RESTRIC- TIONS RECORDED ~U· GUST 14, 11175 IN BOOK 11484 PAGE 306 OF- FICIAL RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY (THE "DECLARATION"). EXCEPTING tHERE· FROM ALL OIL, OIL RIGHTS, MINERALS RIGHTS, NATURAL GAS RIGHTS, AND OTHER HYDROCARBONS BY WHATSOEVER NAME KNOWN THAT MAY BE WITHIN OR UNDER THE PARCEL OF LAND HERE- tNABOVE DESCRIBE~ TOGETHER WTTH THt: PERPETUAL RIGHT OF DRIWNG, MINING, EX· PLORING AND OPEAAT· tNO THEREFOR AND STORING IN AND RE· MOVING THE SAME FROM SAID LAND, OR ANY OTHER LAND, IN· CLUDtNG THE RIGHT TO WHtPSTOCK OR DIREC- TIONAU Y DRILL AND MINE FROM LANDS OTHER THAN THOSE HEREINABOVE DE SCRIBED,_ ~L OR GAS WEUS~ 1 uNNELS AND SHAt-TS INTO, ·THROUGH OR ACROSS THE SUBSURFACE OF THE LAND HEREIN ABOVE DESCRIBED ANC TO BOTTOM SUCH WHIPSTOCKED OR DIRECTIONAU Y DRILLED WELLS TUN· NELS AND SHAFTS UN· DER AND BENEATH OR BEYOND THE EXTERIOR LIMITS THEREOF, A.ND TO REDRtLL, RETUN· NEl, EQUI~ MAINTAIN, REPAIR. Dt:EPEN AND OPERA tE ANY SUCH WEUS OR MfNES, WITH· OUT HOWEVER, THE RIGHT TO DAtU. MINE, STORE. EXPl.ORE AND OPERATE THROUGH THE SURFACE OR THE UPPER 500 FEET OF lltE SUBSURFACE OF THE LAND HEREINABOVE DESCRIBED, AS RE· SERVED IN nE DEED OR LEASE FROM THE IRVINE COMP/ltHY, RE· CORDED MAY 20, 1978 IN BOOK '1749, PAGE 735 OF OFflCfAL RE-C0Ao8 PAAC!'L 3. HON• EXClUSIVi EAKMENT flOA UTIUTIES ACCUS, INOAl!88, EOAHS, ENCAOACHMEHT 8UP-POftT AHO flOA b™EA PUAPOl~~.J.. ALL Al etiOWN N.u Ol'1HEO IN 1ltOU CUITNH 0.C· LAM T10N Of' COVf • NAN~OHI /IMO M· OCADIOlf IOOK 11 .... PMll ... OPl'IQN.. M· C~t·· ANO A NY .-.. a•na THIMTO ........ ,._ or .._ tDnmOn flllfLllDtiel ....... .. ,. °rni~~-"°" lllilft. Dll'll 111 • ID .. tllowe =='--=·-= .,, ....... 7 9 • benellclary, Rldlan:I A Hlgbi4t, E.IQ. whole ad· dress 1$ 333 Marine Ave-nue. Balt>oa lllend, CA 92662-0328. The .... Wll be made WithOIJI covenant or warranty regarding bile, pouesslon, or encum· brancles, to ullsfv the ob· Ugalions secured" by and pu11uant 10 the power d sale conferred In that cer- laln deed ol rrutt datad May 17, "1990. uecuted by Gerald R. Oraot, u lrvstor, to Arst Amer1can Title tn- suranoe Company, a C.11- lornta corporation, as trustae tor Doug S.Ver-ance, benelk:lary, recorded May 17, 1990 .. Ooc:u· ment No. 90-270751 Ol- fk::ial Records ol Orange County, Cdfomla. Notice ol Default and Ei.ctlon IO Sell h abo\19-delCribecl real property under ttlil clMd ol trust wat l900lded Jl#le 15, 19911 .. Docu- ment No. 1999-0444458 Olfidal Recx>rdl of ~ Col.rltY. Celltomia. On 9fl 1 /99, wtllCh IS Iha date of the Initial publica· 110n ol lhla notlcle, Iha fol· towing amounts ,.pr9Mnl Iha lotal amount ol 11'18 un-paid balanOa of the obhga- llon secured by lhe aboYe· dalCl'lbed property Ind re11on1bly estlmaled coata, Hpen1aa, and adYanoel. rupecllYely. ~~ balance of c:t:tlon $18~ ~ Expenaea $2,8411.00 AdVanoea so. 00 Tolal Amount SUM,174.00 The benellclll 1ntare1t under ltw deed of INSI and lne obltgatlonl MCUrad lhe,.by we,. IUlgned to RIChald A. Hlgt)le by an U · llgrwnenl dl'8d May 7, 1 geg rilcolded .. lnatru- menl No. 1~554. Olf1c1a1 ReCordt of er.noa eouncy, c.llfomla n. un-detllgrl8d ... appolnllld and 111beei!llad .. tl\IUM ooder fla deed of tMt tl'y • atlbllMlon dllled Sep- tentbaf 1e. 1 m l9COtdecl •• Oocum•nl No. 1 "808l8687. Olfldel Re· COIW Of Otwige Counly' Ollltomlil Deted SepWfn· w 17, 1"9 /Sf Robert 8 HouNM • lr1AtM Publltlhed N9wpoft Belch-Cotta ...... o.av Plot 89p4emC)ef 21, It, OCIObef & 1"8 TtlO 18Clnl 'NOTICa OP NllllON TOAD ... TER UTATIOP: Mfim '· llOOM CAii NO. Atll1DI .Tq ... '*'9. beneft. ..... cndltolt, c:Df'lt· ............... ,.,. ....... ~·---­• lama 1 ii 111 • or ---~ ~'°"MC). q~ 1$1110: ~ ........... . Al.BERT REED MOORE, Ill be appointed u pet· sonar rap<eae0llll!Ve IO ad· mlnllter 11'18 esta•• of the dllclecMnt THE PETITION request• Iha deoedanl'• wur and ood1Cil1, If any, be admitted to pl'Obllte. The Will Ind anv oodletl1 ere 1ve1table lor examination In lhe Ille kept by 1he court. YOU MAY EXAMINE -fit. kept by the court. If yot.tt .... a pellOO lntef'eSled .,,. 11'18 estate. yoo may V wllh lhe court a Request to( Soedal Notice (lorm -DE· 154) of the tiling of an. Inventory Ind ipprilul ot- estate assets or of ltr( patrtlon or accounl aa provided In Probate Code Hdlon 1250. A R8<1"9st for Special Notice form la. avall1bla from lhe ooun c:lelfc. Attorney for the Petitioner. TIMOTHY A. BALOG, ESQ. (SBN 111452) BALOO • RASCH • 110t DOVE ST~~ 184, NEWPORT 8t:ACff, CA t2MO Published Newport Beac:h-Col1a M ... Delly Pilot Octobers. 11, 12. 19911 TM898 . ... -... ·--- ' THE" PETITION 111quuts IUthortty IO administer Iha estata u~ lhe lndel*ld- ent Admln1S1111tloo ol Et· I.ales N:t (Thia Authoflly wilt allow the peraonal ntp- ntMntatlw ID talca tnany ICClons without obtaining court approv•I. Bltore taking certain very lmpor· t.ant llciklna. hoWeWr. 11'18 personal reprHenlatlva will be r9QUlred to give no- b loll'IW8*d ~ unlela they twve waNlld nobC8 « OOt1Ml1ted 10 Iha propoMd ac:tlon.) The ln- dependllnC admlniltra*>n aU1hottty will be granted Unlen an int.reatad ~r· :"~~~= PACIFICVIEW ceute Why-. coun should MEMORIAL PAAIC no1 grant Iha atlthonty. A HEARING on the ~u-Cemetety • Mortu8tY: tlon wlll be held on rh .. ......i • QwnattvV NOVEMBER 4, 1"8 at .............. ~, 1.45 p.m. In Dept L 73 IC>-3SOO P.aflc ""-~ ,. caled al 341 Th9 City Dlfve Newpon s.ct\ ~~c?u'~e'&~ ~~ 1•::::'~4~4~27~00=~~· granting ol lhe petition, yoo Ir P11J11CE WTlllM • should appear at the hear· 1111 ••-av Ing and llata your Ob=· -••" • Uona or , .. written • Mortuary * C~I dona wltr\ lhe court be ore Cremation the he•r1ng. Your ap· 110 B--...... ay peerance may be In pereon , ......,,,.. °'t~yroor:~CREDt· ~ .. ~ TOA or contingent Cl9dltor l•------111)11, ol lhl deceuecl. )'OU mull Ille yOIK dalm Wlll'I Iha QOUf1" Ind rnal I ClOPY 10 11'18 perton•I rep,.Hntatlv1 =,:.,..,_from o:;: d8'e of b fltat ...... ol llMfl 11 pn:Mdad In Pro- be.. Codi l«*On 1100 n. lime for lllno d9lrnt .. not • ..,.,. beb9 '°"' monltll from the hMMg ~ ncMced M>Ov9 Ch8noetare you W'IU ftnd ~youn'9d attM pt1c9 you WWll to pey wtMrlyou Md tlll9C..lftede f'tfltY day "Affordable Alternative" DJscount Casket, Cremation 8t Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflated p rices for caskets a services???? CaUTOUJWt 1-88S.54CASKET sm.so...ac ~eo..a ... Daily Piiot I -. ;"~.I -f.• ~J P11•au19ueln111 ............ --, n. ~ petaont -dO!r'O~ ... __,..~,J60E. 111'1 St. lklle 210, 0.0... MMa.CANel7 QloMI tn1UnQ1, Inc., (CA). 360 E. 171h St., SUile 210, CO.la Meta, CA 92127 Thlt bolineat It con· duQed by • ex>rpoflllon Haw you 11A1Md dolno b4Jllnell yet? Yet, 9128197 Global tn111nc11, Inc., Seafla 8111f, CEO Thlt tta•ment WU tllec:I Wiil lhe CountY Cle11! of Orange CoumY on 8-3·99 1'"8804422 Delly Piiot Seot 14, 21, 28,0ct. 5, 1990 F682 F1Cihl0u1 8u11,,. .. 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BlitAN APPi.ETON, G-57, lamp, coflee/end table, bed frame, CHARLES MES· SENGER, 1·29, Unclerbed stontge bed frame, LUI ALAGTA, H·10 Carpet, ref., golf dubs, micro, llphll. loola, misc., E SIDE JEWEL OPEN SAT 1-4 232 E 21ST ST • 4bt 2tMI SI* lfvrm belu dtcOf lanOsc mod kftc, S359K J«ldt G4s Air olllce 949~1-8011 1·:am1 OCEANFRONT AXER THE PRICE WIU AMAZE YOUI AGENT t4t.723-tt20 •NP HEJQHTS FIXEAI H1191 homaAoc with pool. Nost dellfeble Sll'Mt In Htlghta, upgradellettdownl '540,000 Mt-'45 ... 13 Bottom lint Realty. 2 COkoos OU nt£ wlM Grell Views • 2Sr 2.58a $985,000 & S875.000 UdoPwtReefty • 94M75-2700 • tTHE BLUFFSt ONE STORY ENO UNIT 31>1., 2bl. ·Elcplndld" Mafof Greenbal quiet Ouf.de.sac, ruge private patio Ptlrcipels orl¥ Appt Ag! t4H40-6566 BIGRXERS S2~000 3 + 2.5 Ma,OOO hl WALK TO BEACH! AGENT, t4•723.a170 FOft SALE GARDEN STYLE 2 S'°'Y PtOfalllONI Meclclt & ~ 8klQ Located WlllClll Or. N9 90\ lMMd For Mort Wo. c.. Coldwlll en.r CorM-tlldal 877~ C6MfllERCW: tl'ORE.f1'0NT WL IEACK-212-A Main St. noo so.FT. Good Location AVlll Now. Calf Jim Kl_.., • 562·596-6600 ..,-,~~~--···· : " .-: . , ' .~ .., .... . ' ~·· • •I ,•., ,'·"; .· . •THE• SHORES APTS 1 & 2 B A TOWN HOMES Starting 0 $1095/mo. MolO Mol8818. •-we art• pttt• com'""1ffY. 6 bk>dsl trom "' bMch. MM42811 ~DTAQGAAT G·l 10, MbcBoero, amp, lawn Ch , tote, mite Siie .. be by OOlll• pe11uve bidding (wntten 111ted bid• mey be IUbrMled in advance) on lhe 20lh day ol Oc:tobe<. 1999 11 200 PM. II h premitel wtiere laid prop- • ef1Y .... been atofed eind wtllc:tl la foc:eled at A YAES SELF STORAGE, 7012 Ernnt Ave., Huntington Beach, ca 1114) 84&·7314 Landlord reservea the tlant to bid at the 11Te. Purchases must be made by cash" end paid for at the time of purctlese. All pur· ct\ased goods ere IOkl as is and must be removed et time ol sale. Sale Is subject to canoellallon In the event of settlement between landlord and obllgated party. Pubffshed on 1 O/S/99 1nd 10/12/99 Auctioneer: Wanda Norton Bond • S....00-1684 Ayres Self Storage Re&ldent Manage,. Published Newpof1 Bee.ch· Costa Mesa DallY Piiot October 5, 12. 1099 T700 Flctltloua BuelneH Name Stmtement The fotloWlno pe11ons are doll1Q business as OUTLAW OFF ROAD· .COM, 2431 S Anne Street, Sanl8 Anl, CA 92704 Connor Gilmer, 141 East Wilson Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92827 This business Is con· ducted by· an lndMdual Have yoo started doing business yet? 'No ~, ,,. ..... lllPmlC--I IMUCNORCll I lwNCmem, , ..... · 19:' Connor G*'-F\ctitloue ......... CASE NO. A118tf7 IF YOU 08.JeCT to lhe Fktlttow ~· Halbor 8Mf. CoMI ....... This lttl'9ment wa• llled ~ ~t To all he1ra benefl· pitJno of the pet tion. you ,..,.,. Stlltement CA 92127 • with lhe Coun!y CAI"' ol The tOllowlng per90N da0.1, cr~lOfl cont• stlOIAd appear ll lhe Ner· The lolowlng pel'IOn& Juan htH, 2180-D Or9nge County on 10-1-99 .,. dolnQ bullfleU u · lngent credotOrl, and per · Ing ena atale yolJf :· ire OOlnll bullnMI N Hl!tlOr BIYd ·ea.la...._, 1111M071M a) SWEE'PEA HOME aont wt1o may OCheMIM tior11 or till wl'ltsen • SusN Naomi V82 Vll1I CA 82027 Ody Plloc OCl 5, 12, 19. b) KEI Kl. '720-D ~ be illtefalled In the v.ill OI Ilona w th lhe OOUft be ore Del Lloo i22, MlNlon Ptiuc Nowen. 2lll0-0 <'e. 1G911 T701 Ant Ave co.ti Mua CA estate. or both, of the hel""" Your ep VlljO CA me1 Harbor BIWI .. Cotti MIN, NOTICE OF 92627 ' ' DANIEL JAMES BlASY pearance',n:y be 1n ~ Naomi Malono, t15 CA Q2627 PUBLIC HEARING KHIV Stanoe1· Kay, 360 A PETITION FOA PAO· °' ~ vour attorney Somervllie, trvtne, CA Oen Cunn1ngh1m, NOTICE IS HEREBY E. 1Dlh St., ~18 Me$a, BATE hat been filed by 92820 2110·D Harbor Blvd . GIVEN ht I public hMr· CA 92e27 KATHERINE ADELE I~ YOU ARE A CREDI· This buelnen .. con· Co&tll M..a. CA 0282'7 Ing ri be held by lhe This buslnetl la con· WATI<INS 11'1 ttie &4ierl0l TOR Of contingent CfedllOf ducted by. an lndMdual Thll bolU.,. II con· C06ta Mesa ~IY Councl dueled by 1n lndMdl.let Coun of cai fom111, C<ulty ol the deeMsed, you must Haw you 11>tartld dOlnO ducted by • genet'll on Monday OClober 18 Have you started dOlnO of ORANGE 11 your daltTI wllh the business yel? No 1>1rtner$hlp 1999 at 6·Jo m. or ai business yet? v .. 3195 THE PETITION FOA court1ndma11aoopylOlhe Naomi Malono H•ve you slatted dOlng aoon' thereafter· .. • poNI· Keely St•~ t<iy PROBATE requests that pe11on11 repreaen1atlve This statement was filed b11t1ne11 yet7 Vea, bl• In the CQuncll Tl\IS statement WBJ hied KATHERINE ADELE epg:,nted by IN court with lhe County Cfertl of 1cv111m Cha'mbera ot Clly Half n wilh the County Cler1c ol WATKIN1Sbeeppointedu daW1ttofl~montflllll~ufr8~01 OranoeCoun~ AaThton.,..Ml11~t ~· ,.._,,. Fair Drive Coata Mesi on Or9nge Coun~re's~1-99 persone representatJVe to ""' .. ....... 1 •• •• a e ......... _ • ..., h followin I ' • 1 70eO administer the Hlate ol tl'le lettera H provided In Pro-Dally P1IOI Sept. 28, Qa. with the County Clertt of 1 • ~ tems. • OailV Piiot Oct. 5, 12 19, decedent. bate Code aectlon 9100. 5, 12. 19, 1999 T693 Orange County on 10+09 AN ORDf ANCE amen 25 1099 Tr02 THE PETITION requests The lime for flling claims 1"9CSI010M ding regulatlon1 to Title 13 , ' authority to admlnl5ter the wilt not expire before four Flctltloua BualneH Dally P1101 Oct 5, 12, 19, ret1llng to par1'Jng Flctltloue BualneH eS"tate under tile lndepend· montht from the heer1ng Name Statement 2t1 1 m T704 r'lu~~$&1~TION amend-Nem. Stat.ment ent Administration of E1· date notleed !lbove. The I011oW1ng persons Flctltloua BuelnH• The fo11oW1no persons tales Act (Thia Authonty YOU MAY EXAMINE the are doing business as N St tement lno parking design •tin· l'lre dC>lno business 11: Wilt effow the personal rep-Iii• kept by thf oourt. II you KtXCOM, 994 Grove •m• 1 dards Del Rey P,,,,,.. ... --2723 •· 1 1 a na tnt ted In Pt~ Cos•• Mesa C" The folloWtng per90nl Envlronmenlll Determine· . ...,,... .. ....,, resentatrve to take many r .,...rson eres ........ .. ' ,. are doong bu1ine11 11. tJon· Eic t Vista UmbfoSa, Newpor1 actions without obtaining the estate, you may file 92627-4002 Ink Ule 28 castaweys NOTI~ IS FURTHER Beac:h, CA 92660. court approve! Before with lhe coun a Reques11or· Wiiiiam Ryl;lactk, 994 North Newport Beic:tt Q V Ar1e09 loll Silverman. taking certain very lmPQf· S~t Notfoe (lonii OE· Grove Place, Coila Mesa, cahl ' 92600 • 1 EN that It uud time 2723 Vis~ Umbrosa N-· tant BCllOns howeve tne 154)'ot lhe r•ino of an 1n· CA 92627-4002 Offill end ~a II~ tnte~~ port Beach, CA 9268<> . personal repreaen{iuve ventory and 1ppraisaJ ol This buslneu 11 COft· 28'~1.1~ M~,:W. C: heard...,~~ Coun· This business Is con· Wll be reQU!red to give no-estate assett °' ol any dueled by 1n Individual port Biie~ Ciliforni1 al on the 11>ove Item• ducted by an Individual bee to interested persons petition or ecx:ount as Have you started doing 92660 IF THE AFOREMEN· Hive you started doing unless tl'ley have wetved provided In Probate Code bus.neu ~11 No Dir.tel Patndl TIONEO ACTIONS AR& business yet? Yes, 112197 notice or consentad to the section 1250 A Request Wilham Ryeacek MacDonald 28 CU1aways CHALLENGED IN Ar1e09 Siiverman proposed actiOn ) The In· lor Speaal NotJCe loon Is This statement was flied North ·Ne'wport Beach. COURT the chalterige Thia statement was filed dependent admlnlstretlon 1va~abl• from Ille oourt with tile County Clel1! of Cal tofnll 92860 ' may t>9 kmlted to only With the CowltV Cletk of autnon!y wilt be granted c:ler1<. Ofange Couniy on 10..MHI This buSll'IUS 15 con· thole 1$1uas ratted et the Orange Coun1~~56;!92 unless an intere518d per· Attorney for the 1IKl9680705I dueled by husband Ind blic hearino described in ._ son taes an ooiecoon :o tl'le PetltloMr. Daily Pilot Oct 5, 12. t 9, -11e f:: notice or ln written eo<· Oa~ Pilot Sept 21 , 28, petihon and shows good JANET E. LOCHEAO, 26, 1999 T703 Hive you itaned doing respondenoe delrmed to Oct. • 12.t999 T69l cause why the court stioold ~~10.egg~~:2fe~· AVE., Flctltioue BuelneH business yet? No lhe City Council et, Of prfor BSC 8771 not grant the authonty Name Statemen1 Janet MacOonlld to, the public heanng. NOTICE OF PETITION A HEARING on the pell· BALBOA, CA 92661 The folloWlng persons This stetement was filed MARY T. ELLIOTT, TO ADMINISTER uon win be held on Published Newpon Beach· are doing business as-woth the County Clerk of Deputy cttv Clerk ESTATE OF: ~TOBER 21, 1999 at Costa Mesa Oel~tlot Costa Mesa Pizza Boys, Orange County on g.9.911 Published Newport Beach· DANIEL JAMES 1.45 pm In Dept L73 lo· September 28, ober 4, 2 t 80·0 Harbor Blvd • 1"96804837 Costa Mesa Daily Piiot BL.ASY cated at 341 The City Dnve 5• 1999 TMS95 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Dally Piiot Seot 14, 21 , October 5, 1999 Tl599 South. Orange, CA 92868 Aaron M1lllte1n, 2180-0 28, Oct. 5, 1990 F684 l~-1 STEE.l. ISUtLDINGS 1 Fla••• llu•ln•• ...... I,_,. The .... pmGrll aredOWIO....,..• L.UUIM, ....,,. 8-:f\. 322 Old~ ~­NIWCI0'1 Beecn. CA 92ee3 Q*YI C1•11t1ne 111'#1. 12•t w a..io.. Ntiwpol1 a..cn, ca 921S$1 ThomU N &Nit!, 12'9 W, B1lbo1, Newport Beach, ca 92981 Thie bullneaa Ii CIDl'l- dudel:I by: husband and Wlf• Hive you •tarted doing bualnel& ye(1 No Cheryl c..unne Smllh Thomas N &Mh, Ill Thia statement -.. tlled with the County Clel1! of Orange C<>un1Y on 8-31·99 1HHIOH41 Dally PllOC Sept. 28. oa. 5, 12. 19, 1999 T893 Fkitltl'o111 BuilnMa Name Steeement The following persona .,. dOina buSlneSI ... · Hoang tgrn Tai, 9200 Bo6a9 Avenue, Suite 21311•, WelltTWlltet, CA 92683 Tran Thi Thu Ha, 9141 Cedrol, Penorema City, CA 91402 This bu•ness Is con-ducted by ... lndMdU9I Have you Slatted doing business yet? Yu, 1<>-07-1994 Tran Thi Thu Ha Th• statement was fled with the Coun!y C1e1t of Orange County on 8·3CHll 1HHI03m Dally Pllol Sept. 28. OCl 5, 12, 19, 1999 T597 1m~1 Part bm1 Newport Marina Apartments Light l bright In ~ -HOl1hl 28r 2'Mla 2< gar Vp, Wld. trig, comm pool and spa $ t825 IVll now 949-494-7954 or 949-587-7425 Sale S.000 + su• 4-0X60llt4, $8.943, SOX75lct4, $11 .686, 60rl00xl6. $18.008 Mini· Slorage, 40x 160, 32 units. $16,8-45 FrM brochures v.ww.senllnelbuildlnga com Sentinel Bulldlngs. 80().327-0790, Extension 79 MODEL HOME SALE OCT. 9TH & lonl 11-4 PM FumishmgI. Artworlt, A«nsontr & Ant1qut1. WhokmLe Priea Driver Wanted $9.22 per hour plue mileage. lbyfront cooununity with privitc bc:ich & nwi.n2.Tropical bndscaplng·Largc Lanai pool &: sun deck. Walk to Balboa blind shops Minutes from Fashion I land • SpaCious 2BR and 2BR & den apts • Private patios or balconies • Wood bumlng/gu flttpbces • Private garages • Boit slips a"-a.112blc • $l050 · $3600 Sorry No Pets Pleue call 949) 760-0919 Chatrrhl Cape Cod 3br 2be +den, ~ Al lppl's. gar, paiUo, new ea!J)ll. lrplc, $2800mo+ dip t!OI POlnHhll Av,. now 949-757·3t59 Ktrll StiJOIO. 412 ACACiA 18f·19a, Soot Pd\, c:low to Begonia Park. HSQ/Mo. 71 U0&-2060. I'~ -·•I E'llda S8f 281, Fp, iMlcle lndrv.ctaan.S140Q.lmo. U1 S Or111ga Aw. Apt C. Jim JICObl. Agt MMIM200 FSIDE COUNTRY WOODS 2Br +Study. 111 level, Ip. dtdt, *'11. no· palS, 180 21st St $1125/mo &491&45-9543 or &49'6'6-1 t64 OCEAN FRONT Furn 29r 2Ba. 8tg Screen TV, Pool Teble, $35ro'mo yelltf Thi GINl911 View1 ASSOCIATED REALTY 94~ OClANVIEW Hult d Nfo#pOll. 24-Hr gated, frpl, roman lulll, WID, Conclelge; 9-49-706-9690 LUXURIOUS cOliMONiTY 2U<f281, WID. frpl, 9'Clilin!P Concierge: Ac1 Nowll 04~'106-969e ,,~~ ~.~-..· -~ . ~'.t. ·-: .... ;:. ..... ; • '1 -. ~ . "' ' ' .,,, .. ~-~ .. , ..... ;t! '" ~ . I • ... ·,. ' -~- !"Wfi I WHY RENT? You CAN Buy! 100% flnenclng Cell 80o-25&-6217 for free lnformetlon AvatL Immediately lor 1e .. $1400/mo, Condo loalled In EASTSIDE CM. 2 Slory, 2br, 2bl, den, Lvng-nn. clnlng-rm, w/d, 2-car gar wddng, .. 1anCe to NB ICtlools ~11 ~9-457-3303 ~mtg 1st lasl + dep retfd for moYe ~ e·srbE BlciC BAY 2br hOUll, trplc, llf'lll ~.Iota of wlndowa Si2t5rno+ clap 121 Ul'llwtttty IS U.. Mlrit MU41 fOt3 un• IL E'Sldi iii 261 hOUae tatve lot. 2.at Olf, green ~. coverld peUO. founlain. f IUll 11 ... S1850mo 8t8·282·23113 •E &i6EcoMab 2811 18A 1 Cir g1f191, 2HO Elden IC .. ~- 'WINTE1i REHTALS AVAIL' 2, S, l 4bl"S RANGING FROM S1450 • $2600. AgtNMS2-o707 LIDO ISLE HOME Spaclout l lmm1cu1at1 411f, 2..51>9, !I Cll' g11age, lga din. khchen, llbr lfY, 1undac:k, f>lllo, llndlCd, foot ... pe 2 budll'tennls $5"7~ 1 yr ..... PIUI 94Mn.3157 OPEN HOUSE Oct 9 & 10 (12f'M.6PM) Plelse call for more lnlormdon Moe.I •MANAGERS• •SPECIAL• $154.00 + tu Wkly (Moel present tlis Ad) Desi Ralls, grlll Value 235 ""' & kltdlenlCts Sltulled on beaU1iluly FE~~~r Lobby/Dlract dt1I phonu/Frae HBO. ESPN & Ol9cfpool & Jlcuz.zl, guest leLnlry Clole to 405 & 55 Fwys in lrom 0 C FllrQldl, co11oa and bct11 Walt· Wig ck1ence to shops & restaurwa OOSTA MESA MOTOR INN ttn Haftlof Blvd Ptlone MMU 4140 .... , ... -~] -.. ,,. . ....... . . ... .. , ,. • If \ '.' ' L • ' I •. ~ /. ~-; L"! .~ . . -.-:: . ...-. ... ~ ' ., .,, ;. -· - . . .· I • -' • ~ ! • ... ,~ ... ...,.,,.. ••I ''*"' Cll 11 rut tete ,.U COr.'P.,. ~ .............. -~ == (CAL'SCAN) WANT AOMPUTER??? &rt no casn? MMX lecMol- 0/Jf Wt finance, "O" down! PMt cntcll problems OK1 Even W II.lined doWn bllor•' ~ llbll~h your crad1t l t~ (CAL'SCAN) Bea'TI' H•"' I'"··· T~ c..PC 1-4 i.r r.;,.., R1£ .:::;:,.. •• , Drll •"4 thr fe,..,n CEO er ~v.. .... _,.....,.. .... -.. •' T..t....i... C-...JWM• rrc.> .......... nc". ,_ w._y .. ure c'"" ~ (,.,,. ,...., PC ~..,....,.,. Aa4 .r ,.... tan od•"J ,....i~.n 4.on .. ~' llnt J04-ro -• .,...,.....~.r • FREE Cl"'" ~u...t PC "' •~ """'" r ........... 111 ,,_ • ......, .....,..... -...,, "'9'' Joift Howl Centoct ,_ =:· ~ Ano an.nc1t H and 670 W 17th Sc., #02, Costa Mesa (949) 646-1822 Cro1s smets: 17/Supenor I euv AU PIANOS! Antiques-Ouallly lurntura ont pece or \ltflOle house1ull! Cuti pad ~922 ;:549422CJ soum COAST AUCTION Heeded Mon thn.i SUn 2:45am to 5:"5pm. Addl- tlonal wo'1I may be avalt- able. Must hive truck or Ven, Uablrlty Insurance with p«IOf or payment•, driv- .,, llcenae, aoclel ,.;;;;;;;;======.I ..cutfty C#d, and clean tflOHEST PRICES PAID D.M.V. print out. tor diamonds, watches. · 1 old ., .. _ Accepting eppllcatlone iewe ry, 0 , .,.Yl:lr. Mon to thru Fn from WETOPAUOFftftS e:ooam to 4:00pm. WORLD ESTATl JEWELRY Plea .. bring all raqul.red NEWPORT BEACH lnfonnation • 949-675-158S Tfm• Orange CountJ Attn: Pam Bectdnghatn 2901 Gan'Y Av.. Santa Ana, ea 92704 714-54HS'8 ~ 714[5»-4741 ........ .. .......,, ... _ ........ -I• AMiir'u•I , ... OST. FOUND I 1 FIRST TIME EYER dl!Toa• lhrM l*TY plar1I Clvfltmae ArOWlCI the Wor!O'Cooldr\fGla. No Investment lrae training Also hiring ll.lplMIOfS 800o955-7 493 Sota, 2 Ami Ctialnl l ••• FOUND SMALL 000 Ottomen. Oii wNte, dWlnlle. 1-~TO-.) Blcme, Eal 20llVC>ranga, al M3lclling Custom Fumttura No Tags!t 949~2360 $1800obo 94H42-5364 1 440 ~1 Spring..., Tlcl!N SIW 1 llOM Oc:t 17th l 1 Ith * 1Mt-l63-02A4 • llwn Mowet, onlr "* 10 tllMI, m. ~Vacuum ISO. Shop Smith Incl drlll, aandef, lathe, mlltf uw, betlCI NW. wt'lll toola belt offw. 94•122·14" f,tc,,~~= SUO. Great condltlonl M•51MIH r ~~-ce.; -~-~·· ~ , ..... : .. ~· . ~ .. . ., . "i .. :" ~ .. ' . r. ~ . . •'S lf · n: THEA BACKI PUG PUPPIES I WKS. SSOOEA.. 3 GIRLS, 2 BOYS. SHOTS, FAWN, CALL KAT MM1s.ot3t Round 42· 0111 bllldler block pedeliat dlnl«I tlblt, and • chllra, l1nl ccnd. SELL 1-UiS~I your used vehicle =:, := ~;:: through classffled e.ncn rd.ldld. flftf saso __ a._2_..a_e_7_a __ 1 m-s21.oeoo STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • OA~T9EO. Slall up lO 37 ~ Wt P9Y tor r:-• a "Mlcicll Delilll l 401K. .1\11 w em or 48 "*' "3VrS OTFt + I yr lllll>ad. Cal Kall'leryn 1-800-290-2327 C ornblneo Transport (CAL "SCAM) TIN lrral Dtp.umum 1u rht Dn1{J p,,~, '' pl<tJ.1itl 1• A11.no"11tt" ' SPVKt #OW 1111111/aMt trt ntur l.nrJmnsn. U'7-uni/ now SF.ARCH 11~ n111W for·""" 1111111 txtm l'h4~. 1111J lllfJt ~" t1't tinv •'*' tl't' "'! '• "'"Court Homt' ,., ~"'1'1ta Ann Thm. of t'OllM, a{trr t.'N 'llrrtl u rolrfl.kml .c-r u11/J filr .10u· fin1tunu bmmm n11mr 1t11tnnt111 Wtil. tlH Co11JJ? Clnlc. /'"b!Ub •Mr• ~for four Wttki 41 "'I"'"" bJ fltr '11nJ thm fi/, '" p o,fof rM""m,. mr1h tbt w•m~ Ck'* PIMsl top ~l "' fi/, JD1trf l('l111n1 luti1nm 1nnmt 111 tk Dtt1'l] PIMt. 330 . &t] C'"'4 M""'· lj)ot1 ctmnat ltO} ">pl~ nil/ w 111 (!>l!I) 6'2-1311 dd""' uYU IMli ttrnrnsrm1nu for I"" 10 lrmwlJ, 1i u prtl<'tJ1trt' by iL If JOit ~hi hai~ ""J fimhri-1JW1l1•11s. plNsr t'dll .u 11# IA' will bi rlMrr """"plil • ""1111"" G.iNI llU'!t ,, > "' ""'' '11111nm' ' • . . . . . . . TODAY'S CRQSSwoRD PUZZLE DOWN 1 Go ha•lllY 2 Bridef..vell 1tutt 3~ Elizabeth .. The llbtery Is a useful one 5 Pair 8 Seaeagles 1o-Mt o 1•.IMl9ed~~ 7 Dally ntual 8 Didn't Hhlbit 30 Charged blta 49 Type of wav. OOOd PoSture 31 Elm or oak 50 Home mo\lle 9 Cottontails 32 C«taln , 51 SWOl'dl 10 !?wtn or Mush European • 52 College 11 Dellgner 33 Natled bigwigs Chris1len -34 i Imel -f" 53 Recipe amt. 12 Sweclsh 38 Femate attire 54 Opera 13=:oup ~=.rN 55~'s 21 Ontnc:h 42 Domain ~ 23 Arab boat 43 Poor grade 56 Wr'blr - 25 Fed& rival 44 Cheei1 Stanley 28 Glisten • 48 Throw With Gardner • • 29 Be aware eflon 60 Artgty n---..-~--.... -....... ~.._. ____ _ 1'478 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS GREAT JOB OPP'TY 6 OARYS ISLANO 4 trme Speclrum 1 re· SOii wear cloCtq S1oie la now hiring FIPf post- \lol'ls. lint benefllt, tor ln19'VleW C1tl Eric MMSo.ons IORS io.ctlll'I / Ba1h I ~ Aoom MdlllolW.. 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Re&ponsl- biillel lncklde ~ ~ lites for p111 pcess. Some graphic deslgn/lypesettlng. general office Prolesalonal e!Wiromlelll. Fu rltUl!le to 949· 7 I 7·4783 or e111 949-717-4768 WANTED OWNER-OPERA· TORS l.andlRlr ~· Clall A COlMaztnll 11 Idol.,.._ C11t Los Angetu 800·851·7301 , Anaheim 800·621-11941. Cotton 800-239·2128, San DI~ ~317-4!643 (CAL.SCAN) BAICK BLOCK STONE LE Concrlll. Pado. Dltveway, Fireplace, BBO'e, Rats 25Y" exp. Ci(J14-557-7S94 *ARI WORK i SlnaK lobt and repair wM. Calf DOUG HA.ALINE 94M4M762 "F. 1 · ... -~' ,.. . . ...... ., OWIUS GOlllN _..,. OMA8I SHA9 and TANHNf HIRSCH ANSWERS TO BRIDGE QUIZ FOR SATURDAY OCT 2ND Q I • As South. vulnerable, you Q ' • BOlh vulne111blc, as South yuu hold: hold; •JO o AKI065 OAI •QllJ The bidd in 1 has f11"l)Ce1C(Jed: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST l o PllS.' l • ha ? Whot do you bid now? A • There are hands where it Is right to raise partner's major-suit with only three-card support, but this is not ooe or them. With stoppers in both unbitl sui.,, there is no reason why you ~houkl not make your nat- ural rebid or one no trump. Q l -As South, vulherit>IC. you hold: •Q1076 o KQ106J 0 AQ •K' The bidding has oroceedct.I: SOUTH WF.Sl' NORTH EAST l o Pim 1• Pus 7 What do )OU bid now? A -In suppon of 5p:Klcs, your queen in that su11 is worth more than the 2 points allotted to it by lhe point count. That makes your hand clearly wonh 8 Jump raise 10 three spades. TI1at action 1s invitational, not f0tc· ing. Q J -As South, vulnerable, you hold: • A 10 2 I.? J 10 2 o A K J 10 • A 7 6 The bidding hos oroceeded: SOlffH WFSi' NOR11f INT Pus l • ? What action do you take? A -Pnrtner's Stayman inquiry docs not necessnrily show fair values. With short clubs. for ex.ample. North could be bailing out uf one no trump, intending to ~ any rebid you make. Since it is as likely partner has game aspirations.~ and let North clanfy his holding. •AQJUl o KJOS o AQ IOI• \W Your right-hand opponent open' lhc: bidding with one heart. Whal ecllon do you take? A· While we agree that overcalls can be made with o pceuy good hand, this one is a tud strong for that action. Double, intending to bid spades over any response partner makes. Q 5 •Neither vulnerable, a.~ South you hold: • Q 10 l Q K o K J JO 6 J • K CJ 4 J The bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOU'Ilt WF.ST t o P.. l o , .. 20 PMS 7 What do you bid now? A · If you play lhat a two-over-one response is a game foroe, you should prefer a two-no-trump n:b1d 10 thrte clubs -although three clubs does not promise extra values, it sounds stronger. If two diamonds was not game forcing, you must bid three clubs -three no trump should sug- gest a better spade holding. 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