HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-11-03 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmEs SINCE 1907 '•
·'We believe we have .our man.! •
ur
Authorities believe
I
the lure of financial gain
led Eric Bechler to kill
his wife, who was lost at
sea on a-boating trip
more than two years ago
I
\ NEWPORT BEACH -Nearly 2 1/2
years ago. dn emotionally devastated
Enc Bechler stood at the base of a cliff,
looked out onto the vast ocean and
mourned his wile's mystenous disap-
peurancP during a boating trip.
On Tue.-,cJay, the 32-year-old New-
port Cot1st resident was behind bars,
accused of murdering her for financial
gam. ·
"I'm stunned and .---------.
surpn .. ed, • said fdm·
lly fnend Gordon
Glc1,gow "They
!>eemed hkc a pcr-
f(1ct conple c!lways
'in lov~. I hnd (the
arrest] hard to
believe. It blows me·
away: .
Despite the new
development, there
remains more .ques-
--Orange County Dist. Atty. Tony Rackaud<as
er ease
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•
TIME LINE
Sequence of events in
• Pcgye Bechler's mysteri-
• ow; death
• July 6, 1997 -hgye
Bechler 1s reported missing
after a day of boating with
her husband, Eric, who told
authorities his w11e was
thrown out of their rented
powerboat by a larg~ wave.
U S Coast Guard crews
searched through the night,
but found no sign of the 38·
year old mother of three. i .
•July 7, 1997 -The invest1·
gatron 1s turned over to the
Orange County Sheriffs
Department, although offi-.
ci!!ls ·would not ~y her pre-
sumed death mvolved foul
play A reenactment of the
accident according to Eric
Bec:hler's account was con
ducted.
•July 21. 1997 -Two
weeks after Pegye Bechler
was reported m1ss1ng, author-
ities have found no evidence
of her presumed death. Offi·
cials ~Y there 1s a chance her
body will never be found.
•July 24, 1997 -Friends
and family membe~ gather
at .Crystal Cove for an emo
t1onal memorial service.
. P,gye Bechler's cause Qf
death is listed as "lost at sea •
• Aug. 6, 1997 -A Navy
submanne scours the sea
floor to depths of 1,600 feet
m search of P~ye Bechlec's
remains. but fmds nothmq
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1999
City says
• ·crossmg
guaidnot
fubudget
• Killybrookc El<'mentary
School parents plcm lo
lobby Co~ta Mesa leaders
until somethmg is worked out. ·
lhly Pilot ..
COST\ IESA ........ Irc1te parents
SU} they '' 111 top d't nothing to
cn ... -urc d° dt'sperntt!l}' ncooPd cruss-
mg 9uc1rd c1t KillybrookP Elemen-
tdf) ()chool 1s hired c1e .... p11e Cit}' ow;
C 1dl., ") inq the J>O..,ll!OO I nut In the
hudqt·t
''J'IJ go u ldr tt' I ha\ • to,· 'a11
Killybrook1• PTA pre ident. Jorce
Chn hrtn"•"'ll, '~ho \ O\\ ed tu dttend
e\' •r}' C"o~rn Me ... a City Council
meetmg until the 1 Ul' l" I(lsolved
. •A clnlcl ~ liJ,. 1s '' orth dll}' amount ·
of money.·
The ne1•cl Im c1 c ros,mg gt.lard at
th~· ..,~ho<>) IH•<.:c1me ctppdr~nt dftcr a
n~w rule -... 1,1rt1•d thh 1h1s \ear -
uc1nnt>d p.~1 en1s ''irom diivirtn.
through Uw J>drkin{I lut dunng bus
hour'>, \;did Prmnpdl Mc1ry · Ann
G1lhtt•lh .
"Our po1kmq lot 1s ... uch thut ll
hrtcl heconw 'Cl) danucrous \-.tth
hu..,es ll11d parent double-and
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tions than answers about the dlsap-
pearance and presumed death of
Pe.9}'.c Bec~ler, e 38-year-old fl!Other of
three an accomplish triathlete who
va.n1shl'd on July 6, 1997.
;-;-------~-
That day, the couple celebrated t~err .
Cifth wedding anniversary wtlh a boat-
iog tnp. Bechler has mamld.ined that he~ ·
couldn't ftnd his wife after he was swal-
lowed by d large wave while ki-tee-
boardmg behind the 19-foot rented
vessel tour miles off the Newport Beach
coast. Bechler assumed the same set of
w<.1ves h<l.d knock(>d his wile overboard.
The U.S. Coast Guard $pent days
combing th£.' ocedn for her body and a
Ndvy submarine searcb'ed the sea floor
~eeks later, but no evidence of the
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'SEE BECHLER PAOE A4
.
Relaxed and ----•~T 11 o o K
waiting for the
millennium
P urists may quibble, scientists
may insist Qtherwise but the
computer .hai aeC'lded thdt we
will enter a new n>!llenruum in 58
days.
At the stroko of m.Jdnight
And it is witb a sense of looming
dread ancl tremendous uncertainty
that I count off the days, waiting for
everything to change, waiting for
· the great unexpected.
Thf"fe ts nothing, if you listen
long enough and Jook hard enough
steve
marble·
I and think and think and thmk until
your brainfaches, that isn't going to
be ~ft.ected 111 that bnef nano.,ec-
Eric Christopher Bech-
ler sits in court behind
• Jury 6, 1998 -One year
later, authorities are still
invest1gat1ng the boating acq·
dent. Eric Bech!.,-, saying
-1•m still tn limbo. -had yet to
collect mc>ney from htS wrfe's
insurance i)oltcy. ·protective glas during
Tuesday's arraignment
in Superior Court . •Oct. 29, 1999-Eric Becf1..
ler 1s picked up by aut~ortt1es
at a Del Taco restaurant in
Seal Beach ~ AT THE FUNERAL
Eric Becltler, thJrd from
left, sits with family·and
friends during a memor-
ial service for his wife,
• Nov. 1, 1999 ~orange
County District Attorney's
Office files charges against
Eric Bechler for the murder,
. Pegye-, tn. :Jtily 1997. · of his wife. w1tll a special cir·
cumstance cha<ge that the
mme was committed for
ond when we roll int0...the...new.inil-
lennium, all foUI digits changing
Al lcdst Uiat's what I've heard.
The truth of the matter 15 that I'm
JUSt not bright enough to red.Uy g •t
my arms arouna thl-; millenrnum
issue, beyond the vague nobon that
'some computers will think it's 1900
and every bit of forward progress
we've made in the last 10 decades
will be vaporized.
l tum to the Internet tor help.
Log on to Yahoo and cdrefuJJy
type in "mtllenmurn. • Stnpped
down. Just one word. No additives.
Just nullenniwn. Waiting. Waiting.
WaUing. Here we go; 10,000 Web
pdgcs to browse. So much irif onna-
tion. So little concept of what it ull
medns.
But I see the hints of what rrught
be waiting for us around the comer,
. f1.nane1al 9arn
41 surrt?dl \ri ion of wak~ Uf}Ne\
Year's morrurtg i!nd heanng the ·
power hn "nap ,
Sutldenly, everything ~omei. to a
halt. The ATM machines freeze, -
the gas pumpc; click off, the world
economy crashes. a dark chill
comes over the earth and we are
left to wander hke common hobOi.
m'to the next century.
J· tum to my fnends, my neigh-
bors,' my co-worke1 for advice. Are
you prepanng for the millenruum?
•N,ptrung, ~ a fliencl tells· me;
"NoU110g really big."
Lik(>7
•we have the motor home all
S(>t, ~ he says, e.xplairung that it's
fully fueled, propane tanks topped
off, about d month's supply of
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-~ ~~ On ·location
191<k •n:-ro..1, at a gble:C'
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'. ... ~. "~' lifestytas
I 1tf1 J"'
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· .. ···hoof~.
Newport becomes staging
area for Hollywood films
No \Kt Sn"' \1117. culture
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I n the early t 900S,
ntrnl Newport
B~ach must have
parked tho imagina-
Fortoct.y•1
Millennium Moment.
lff PageAJ
tion of HoUywoOd UJmmakers.
With the addition of a few props -
tarm animal , m costum nnd
boats -the city was tr n fann d
lnto the Wild W t, Egypt nd v n
World War II Europe. lt all bC<1 n ln
--~--
Thomson ··
says.he's
not out of
• runmng.
• Desp1t • mdiccll10ns
that Councilman John
l\loycs will take over as
m~yor, city leaders ~ay
-rt 1sri't-a dont deal.
~Piot
• NE\\ PORT BEACH -For ma • ·
oral hop~ful Tom Thom<>on, the
\ OI" for the Clf}' top spot have ye1
to b counted
"I would \W} much put n1}..,eU m ·
th runnmq for mayor " "'atcl the
\'If<' Tlld} or, It'll< llng to nt'Ws lhat
th • votes dtf' ..,hapmg \tp 1n lav~ of
Counc1hn<1n John No~e ''I've
don ' c1 !JOnd JOh an<t lnl•d to stdnd
m tor I?\ f11yorf Dt.'001!. 0 N< 11 •
Smee O'Nl 11 ctnd cmmnlwoman
Jdn Dehay and ·orma Glover ha'e
· ulrcady annC>unced the)' aren't
tntcre lt•d in the po 1liol\ -and
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Doily Pilot A2 WedOwoy, November 3, 1999
ILMlllAC CITCHllll UP WITH • • •
The following lnlormaUon 11
collected on a weehJy baslJ
from the Orange County
Clerk-Recorder's Omce In
Santa Ana. .
MARRIAGES
NEWPORT BEACH
• WiWam J. Butterworth Jr.
and Kathleen E. Maurer, mar-
ried Sept. 11 in Newport
Beach
COSTA MESA
• Gary L . 'Chapin and Kath·
leen C. Cummings, married
Sept. 11 in Newport Be_ach
• Gregory R. Coleman and
Rebecca J. Young, mamed
S~pt. .11 in Laguna Beach
t
BIRTHS
·NiWPORT-MESA .
• Isabella L. Anderson. Sept
1 ()
• Autwnn C. Becker, Sept. 10
• Carly P. Cpoper .. Sept. 10
• Jvfarja M. Crawford, Sept.
1~
•Grant P. Guinasso, Sept. 10
• liayley T. Hopp, Sept. 10 ..
DEATHS
COSTA MESA
• Richard S. Groff, 17, on
Sept. 10
•Anthony J. Werner, 48, on
Sept. 10
DUI ARRESTS
The following people were
arrested on suspicion of dri-
ving under the inl/uence of an
intoxicant. They have only
been arrested on suspicion of
a criJ!le, and, as w)th all such
crimes, are considered inno-
cent until proved guilty. .
NEWPORT BEACH
Oct. 29
_. Tracey Michelle McGovern,
29, Newport Beach
•Carolyn Sue Kent, 44, Irvine
Oct. 30
• Rory Scott MacDoryald, 21,
Irvme
• Raveneet Singh. 29. Costa
Mesa
Oct. 31 '
.• Robert Douglas Herbst, 56,
Newport Beach
Nov.2
• Craig Stevens Meredith, 46,
Corte Madera
REAL ESTATE SALES
COSTA MESA .
• 1950 Killdeer Cude,
$357,000
• 188 Yorktown Lane,
$133,000
• 293 Bowling Green Drive,
$295,000
• fS10 Baker St., $173,000 .
• 909 Peace Place, $236,000
• ~766 Mallard Dnve,
$3.75,000
• tt4.a Goldenrod Dnve, $3d2·.ooo ..,
• 8998 Milbro St.. $215,000
• ~69 Grayling Bay, $170,000 .. ..
NEWPORT BEACH
• ~ 727 Tradewmds Lane,
$&?0.0Q.O
• 19· Bnttan~. $271,000
• 13 Bay Cove Lane, $640,000
• tJ7 Seab·orough, $240,000
• 5 Cape And.over, $1,391,000
. • 1418 Irvine Ave., $373,500
• iOOO Vista Cajon, $395,000
• ~849 Commodore Road,
$545,000
· • 1950 Port Townsend Circle,
$J25,000
• 1731 Bayport Way, $441 ,000
I -
Old.
Newport
Boulevard
• Seven years ago,
merchants along the worn
stretch of road asked .the
city for a revitalization plan.
Seven years ago, a group of mer-
chant~ on Old Newport Boule-
vard felt it was time the wheel-
wom, pothole-ridden stretch of road
received some city-funded improve-
ments. Considered to be one of the
oldest roads in the city, Old Newport
Boulevard once connected Newport
Beach commuters with Santa Ana,
back in the 1950s.
The old road, chock-full of char-
acter, runs parallel to Newport
Boulevard from The Arche~ Restau-
rant to 15th Street. And in this part •
of town. everybody knows . your
name. vard merchants to brainstQrm with
"You either know each other or the city.to come up with a plaµ to
ignore each other," said 30-year improve th_e area. The result, adopt-
business owner Roger Schwenk. . ed five· years later by the City Coun-
Nowadays, the buzz up and cil th Old N rt B ul d down the boulevard is that the city ' was e ~w;po 0 evar Specific Plan. of Newport Beacll has neglected The 10-page document sought to
this stretch-of land for years. -enhance the appearance and identi-"They are too pusy worrying d l about Balboa Island and Fashion ty of tl}e area, encourage re eve op· ment and establish guidelines and Island," Schwenk said. "This is standards for new development. fashion-less islan&." Schwenk said he has been wait-The plan also called for the
ing since April for the city to put improvement of parking access and
asphalt down in front of his antique visibility in order to "encourage vis·
. itor traffic." store. ' "I have had women twist their But longtime street merchant
ankles coming into my business,• Barbara "Corki" Rawlings says "the
he said pointing to tne potholes. city has made few strides toward the
And he's not exaggerating. pnnted word.
Crumbling driveways and paint-"I think we are the stepchild of
peeled buildings are frequent sights the city,• Rawlings said. •we juit
along the road. get lost and left behind." ·
Assistant City Manager Sharon ·some improvements of Old New·
Wood referred all questions to New-port Boulevard include the addition
port Beach's planning director, of Bolsa Park and· the rez<?ning of
Patricia Temple, who could not be both sides of the street to include
reached for comment. corrunercial and residential uses.
The goal in the early 1990s was 1\rpes of businesses, as well as
for longtime Old Newport Boule-their outward appearances, vary up
County, Caltr~ tO rileet
'
on Red Hill construction
•Work on freeway complete, l'le said.
MacArthur Boulevard will be interchange expected to widened by one lane in each direc-
cause delays on surf ace tion During construction, one of the
thtee ldnes in each direction will 'streets in area. close, starting this month. The work
SUSAN McCORMACK should be completed by midsummer, .
!kif Pb Simpson sail:l.
. Planners have anticipated that the
COSTA MESA -The Orange projects may cause confusion and
County 'nansportation Authonty and delays and have been working on a
Caltrans will hold a community public awareness campaign to com-
rneeting tonight to explain the bat this, Simpson added.
405/55 Improvement Project because Transportation Authority officials
the Costa •Mesa phase began last said the project lS needed because w~en the construcbon-p-ro~j~ct--:-is--more than -t3a-;000 ~fist paiS
finished. it will link carpool lanes on through the interchange daily, mak-
the San D~ego Freeway with those on mg it one of the top 10 busiest fr~e-
tbe Costa Mesa Freeway, eliminall.ng ways in the country: .
the need for motorists to weave .The meeting will take place from
across lanes when switching free-5 lo 7 p.m. at the Doubletree Club
ways. As part of the project, art Hotel, 7 Hutton Centre, Santa Ana.
onra.mp will be-built at-Anton Boule: Seventy percent of the $150-million
vard with an offramp at Avenue of project is funded by Measure.M, a
the Arts and.Anton. . half-cent transportation sales tax
Construction will also focus in and approved by county voters in 1990.
around Red Hill ·Avenue and The bdlance of the project's cost is
MacArthur Boulevard. being covered by the federal govern·
Red Hill will be relocated about 18 ment and the city of Costa Mesa.
feet to make way for the carpool con-The entire project is scheduled to
nector, said Ttansportation Authority be completed by 2004.
spokesman Dave Simpson. This con-Por more information, call (800)
struction is expected to begin in 724-0353 or go onhne,
March and wW take nine months to www.octa net/405_55map.asp.
and down the boulevard.
Visitqrs can !ind marine supplies,
uruque restaurants, beauty salons
·and auto repair shops, as well as
vintage clothing and antique stores.
Another major property owner 09
Old Newport Boulevard is onetime
Costa Mesa resident and· now Las
Vegas resident Sid Soffer. Due to
building code violations years ago in
Costa Mesa and a subsequent jail
sentence, Soffer skipped town.
Soffer said Tuesday that even
though be has not been in the area
for more than four years, ha contin-
NOW
Above, Old Newport
Beulevard near Pacific
Coast Highway as lt looks
today.
DON LEACH I OAJlY Pit.OT
THEN
Left, a business. on the
thoroughfare during the ..
• 1960s.
ues to keep up with current New-
port-Mesa events.
Soffer is upset that the city imple-
mented a zoning plan on the boule-
vard that incorpor~tes commercial
and residential uses.
"I don't need residents hollering
about my· bar," Soffer said. • Resi-
dents and commercial businesses
should be s'eparate."
Despite feelings , of abandon-
ment, many shop owners are hope-
ful things on the street. will improve
in the funue.
-Amy R. Spurgeo
C 0 S T A M E S· l C I T Y C 0 U II C I l
WRAP· .Ii P
ISSUE: GrouP, home standard
conditions
ACTION: Approved, -4-0
SUMMARY: The council
approved 22 standardli for group
homes. The first 14 Will be applied
to all group homes. These include
such things as: a 6-foot wan to sur-
round the homes and 24-hour on-
site ma.nagerrient: :. .
The remainihg standardS, suCh
a~ restrictions for "visiting hours
and the forbiddance of detoxifica:.
tion servtccs, will be applied to
group homes, depending on par-
ticular situations. ·
The council has been working
to create the standards smce sum-
.DlCl. ' _,
ISSUE: P1lrking space standards
ACTION: Approved, 4-0
SUMMARY: After heanng testi-
mony from a busmcssman, archi-
tect, engineer and consultant, the
council deeded lo lightly amend
its parking space regulations.
All iuture parking lots are
required to build standard spaces
at 9 f~et by 18 feet. Compact
spaces may only be built in lots
containing moro than 25 cars, and
orily 10% of the spaces may be
C'ompact. The e spaces must be 15
feet by 8 f cet.
Also, council heard testimony
that compact spac are a •con·
cept that has come and gone" but
the size of the spaces do make the
job of designin_g the lots more flex-
ible.
ISSUE: Conditional-use permit
for a mini-storage warehouse
. ACTION: :Approved, 3-1 .
SUMMARY: Mark Cerriich WM '
given pennission to build a tviO-' · ·
story mini-warehouse project With •
209 units at 2007 Harbor Blvd,
Council members debated four
concerns with the project that
resulted in the Planning Commis·
sion denying the pennit: if it was ..
compatible with th& nearby r~· •
dential neighborhood; if there was
enough of o n<*-le buffer; problems
with odor and t{affic1 and if seven
proposed doors" would enable
commeroal use of the building.
which is meant only to be storage ·
space.
The council approved the per-•
mit, but required Cernich to have
an on-site manager supervise
activity at the warehouse, keep
limited hours, eliminate the seven
doors and fence in the facillty.
CouncUwoman Unda Dixon
voted against, saying she diSap-
proved of the fact that clients
could exit the facility onto a resi-
dentiantroet.
-Susan McCormeck
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TIWIMTURE: 62
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COSTA MESA
• INtol Street: A compact d& player worth S200 was
st9leo from a car in the 2900 block during S.turday •
evening.
• llrittol Street: A cellular phc>M worth S 110 was stolen
from• st~ 1n the 3300 block between 1 and 4 p.m. Fri·
day.
• Vktorta 5""'= A wallet and lb contents worth $210
were stolen from a car during the evening of Oc:t. 26.
NEWPORT BEACH
• 1att Coast Hlghw•y. A gold ring worth S 1,500 w11 •
stolen from a car In the ~700 biOc.k betWeen Fri&ry .nd •
Sunday.
• Newport Cemw O.W.: A celluler phone worth $350
was stolen from• c.ar In the 900 bkxk between 1 and 2.30
pm Oct 27. .
• Sou-. lliJ Front About S 136 WM stolen from a hoMe
In tht 400 block dud~ Sunday evening
• ~ 1Ncha: 54Mlfal Items of clothing worth $100
were nolen from a home In the .aa btodc bet\.,.en Oct.
27 and Sunday
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Doily Pilot .
Wednesday, November 3, J 999 .A3 ..
r • IN IRIE f
I
~upervisors to·study
proposed El Toro
initiatives
Costa Mesa's welcome wall defaced . . . :. .
•County.Human Relations Commission director
says derogatory comment may have ·been
motivated by growing Latino population.
attempt to detract some of that
attention ·
' SANTA ANA -The Board
o! Supervisors on Tuesday
ordered additional study of four. GRBG Risi ING
"Our focus has been on the
West Side and lliere has been
some grumbling from other
The culpnt of the graffiti folks," he said. "There ts no
hasn't been found. pldce for that typo of thing. It's . proposed ballot initiatives that -----lkt,-ftol _____ _
would give voters yet another
say about whether the county
should build the El Toro airport,
said county spokeswoma11
ln recent months, city offi-JWit as bad as gang tagging.•
EDen Call -
The first, · the Safe and
Healthy Communities lnitia-
tive, ~amed a place on the
March 2000 ballot last month
when proponents gathered
niore than 190,000 signatures.
: By law, the board must ana-
lyze the irutlative to determine
its possible cost and how· it
nught affect the county's gen-
eral plan, Call said. After the
30-day analysis, the board
must place the initiative on the
ballot.
Call said 1he bo~ Will dis-
cuss the initiativ€" agcfin at its
Nov 23 !Ileeting.
COSTA MESA -A wall cials have taken a proactive The 9ran1te s1gn sits atop a
that welcomes VlSltors mto the approach m d~aling wtth Lah-hill on Victona Street near the
West Side was defaced Mon-no-related issues by hosting a Santa Ana Rive1. Authorities
day night with d derogatory series of worksttop:, on the I arc unsure when the gtafhb
comment apparently directed I West Side. ; was placed there, but cleanup
toward the city's gro\Ving Lall~ Mayor Gd{)' Monahan Sdid crews haq pajnted over 1l ·by
no population. the c\C't of Vdnclalism was an early Tuesddy afternoon.
..
FINDING HER RANGE
Rusty Kennedy, executive' s10111 nou~ uf ,·h1ch wen~
drrector of the Orange County d.irN:\cd at Launo
• Hwnan Relationl> Co~s1on1 Still, Kennedy 1>d1d Costa
said the vandab m m<t.y consb· M a h'" histnncally' done a
tute a hate,crune. poor JOO at actdr'!Ssmg the Ldti·
#It's a slur c\gdmst Lat.mos,• no community's t cmrcms
he said. #It muy have l>een althouqh n,lation httve -
molivated by fear or dnxiety lDlpruv"d o\ei: th • pn t coupln
about the growmg population\ year "
of Latinos in the area.• #The city hds re>ttched out to
U rac1dl tem1ons are grow~ the corruounitv and done a bet-•
mg therr. are ,no s~tics\!_o tt!r Job,· he Sdtd. "But j.her
prove it. ~t year, them wer.e· 7remJ1ins pwjudke und mtolc-r-
hve race-relat~d • incident dn~t' m co.,1a M~ a. It's part of
repotted t.o the county commt!>-the reality l.I1 thdt c1ty. •
The Safe and Healthy Com-
munities lnlt:iative wa.s spon-
sored by a South County group
lhdt opposes the county's plan
to build an auport dt the former
El Toro M,an.ne JXir Base. The
Ulitiative, if passed, would
require two-thirds of voters to
approve any additions to or the
Cledbon of new airports, Jalls or
hazdrdous waste landfills.
Animal.~Control off:lcer Robert O'Brien hold the red-tailed
--+--~d in the home of Watt and Sally Davenport. ·
· · Call said the supervisors
also voted to review two possi-
' ble' rounter-1rutiatives and one
-advisory vote proposed last
Wf"ek by Ronald Bates, a pro-
aµport city councilman from
Los Alamitos.
The two counter-initiatives
differ sllghtly from the Safe and
Healthy Communities Initia-
tive. One woUJd require only a
maJonty vote for dpproval of
new or· expanded jails and
landfills and leave decisions on
airports in the supervisors'
hands.
The other would gwe super-
yisors the opbon of putting
deos1ons on Jails or landfills to
residents or making decisions
on their own. Voters, again,
would have no say on airport
construction .
' Bates' proposed advisory
vote would dsk voters if they
want the super-0.sor.. to transfer
the planning of county airports
to a jotrtt-'POWers committee
made up of the county and sev-
eral aues.
-Susan MccOnnack
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During an afternoon break, Deanna Meler of Newport Beach practices her swing
at the Newport Beach Golf Course on Monday.
~
MoOrlach endorses GOP Assembly candidate
C.,.J CAHN
~,..
COSTA MESA -John
·.Campbell. Rep~bllcan ca:ndi::
date for the 70th Assembly Dis~
trlct, has received one of the
county's more conscientious
endorsements. County 'trea-
surer John Moorlach.
Moorlach -famous for pre-
dicting the county's budget
troubles before it went bank-
rupt -said he was cautious. -a_wu1 maktng-the endors~
rnent because he didn't know
Campbell pnor to tlie start o~
the Irvine re-;ident's campaign.
I feel redl comfort.able with
John,• MOorlach said, adding
that he bad met with Campbell
several times "I certainly like
the fact that he's a, [certified
public accountarrt). That
makes hun kind of a kindred
spint."
Moorlach said he hopes
Campbell will bnng a conserv-
ative hi.cal perspective to
Sacramento. , •u John Campbell can
make an impact on the dys-
tunctional tax system in this
' MILLENNIUM MOMENT
state, that would be a major
step,• Moorlach ~d.
He complained that there 15
no clear correldbon between.
how taxes are· collected·· aod
what the money is spent on,
mak;in~ Orange County a'
#donor" county that giyes
more in taxes than Jt receives
from the state.
Campbell said he was
#thrilled• to win Moorlach's
support.
N John is about as qright and
energetic and. principled: fiscal
conservative out there,•
Cd.mp.bell said.. ·"'t • --~
Moorlach's endorsement of
Campbell adds Just about the
last ma1or name in the county
Republican party, with one
excePfion: Assemblywoman
Marilyn Brewer;
Campbell and Brewer were
scheduled to meet several
weeks ago, but 1t was can-
celed, Campbell said. They
haven't rescheduled yet.
Brewer could not be
reached for comment about
when she might make an
en'dorsemenl
She doesn't have much
time, however. The last day'to
· Special attention
· for special people
Manon Parsons came to Cos·
ta Mesa in the early HMO ,
when \t)e area only had two
chools. She became a tcac~er and
f ocuscd on SJ>CC'lal education when
tho district' program for the Edu·
cable Mentally Retarded tarted in
1957.
Parson , who e own sister was
hanclic&ppcd, was intensely inter·
ted 1n the unique demands of
special education. In addition to
: her work Wlth the school district, •
• h was acttvc m the Orange ..
! County Council of Exceptional Childr n, the Orange County
Child GuldaM Assn., the Orange Cout1ty J> ycholqg"sts
Assn., and many other groups. . . . .
file to run 1s Nov. 10, dnd as of
Tuesday, Campbell had no pn·
mary opponent.
While Campbell 1s hoping
that ·Wlll remain. tru . he will
have Democrauc competition.
said .county Dcmoc1atic Party
chairwoman Jean Costales.
Laguna Beach attorney Merritt
~tcKeon plans to file on Nov 8
after she returns from a bust·
ness trip to Italy. '
"We're really pleased with
her,• Costales said. "We hope
that voters. will see we have the
better candidate • · ·
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Hawk Qrops in on
Costa Mesa household;
• Bird entered home a burfllar: a trdpped rcu-taih~l hawk. through broken WIDdqW, ul c"'.1sswne<I it Wds conumf··
was found unharmed' after the cat or the cockatiel (dnd
got stuck j," he !'>8.ld, adding that m couple's armoire. the wtld bud must hdve 't•nter~I
S\~' McC.t.JRt.t--\.~ the house through the. broken
wmdow Animal Control ,ofhCCJ
lb 1 Pb Robert O'Bnen was called to the:
COSTA MESA _ Thi'> past scene und rescued the hawk,
weekend. one Cosld Mesa which "a"' unbanned and
• household was surpn~ed by not relf>d'l.'<i tht> n~x-t d.1y, he said
one, but two mtruders. O'Bncn :.a.id the. event was
Planrung Commissioner Walt extraordmc1.ry becau-,e of the
Davenport., who lives on bird's entranc<' IIllo th~ horn''·
Parl<view Circle, said he and his "Once m a whilt'. \)lr<is will
wife returned home StlturddV com~ mto a house lf the doors
morning.to find one of the glass an ... w1de open ... but through a
wmdows near lhelr bdrk dour window 1s unusuttl: O'BnPr!
broken. He said upon entenng said. • .
his home Oley -didn't f,ind aay--.-Yhile_Ulc.:..U<U'f!Il. ., said
sign of a robbery, but reported they liv.e "larrly clo e to the
the mc1dent to tN> police wild,· they said 1t wus Chl.• fusr
because it was suspiodus tun1• an arumal ha!> t>ver tcred
That rught, Davenport. said lhelf home.
his wife, Sally, heard a no1Se m "We get opossuz and
the liVlilg room She quickly skunks in the bdC'kyard, but
called rum to IIlvesbgate, fear· nothing in the holl<;C, • Daven-•
mg it might be an intruder. port !'iild
DavenPort. said he searched Police ht>heve the broken•
the armolfe, which th~ couple window wa caused by an
US(>S as an entertamment center, mtruder who could not get m
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triple.parking,• Gllb.{eth said.
" "We trained all the students to
walk across, b·ut· we need a
crossing guard."
When.the city sent a repre·
sentative to verify that the
school mel the 40-student min·
1.mum to warrant a crossing
guard, they found 55 students
crossing in the afternoon and
66 in tbe UlOfD,ing.
Once school officials were
assured that th~y met the
requirements for a guard,
Gilbreth and parents. thoughtt
the problem was solfred, . ~
Peter Naghavi, the city's
transportation i;n.~ager, said it
will be -bu{ not until next
year.
found a parent at school, but
when I contacted them back, I
was told she would have to go
to another school and that we'd
have to wait until next year.•
Al.ready frustrated parents
became angry after Gilbreth
relayed a dty·employee's com·
ment tha! •even if two kids get
hit tomorrow, you still won't
get a crossing guard until nex~
year -it's just not in the bud·
get.•
Although Naghavi insisted
that no members of hi.s staff
would ever make such a
remark, parents were
incensed.
•1 coWdn't believe that. 1
was really offended,• said
Sheryl Slaney, who has two
girls at Killybrooke. "If this ·
man is a patent, I feel really
bad for his kids. Our job as
parents is to keep kids safe."
Slaney was the parent will-
ing to take the crossing guard
position at Killybrooke, but not
for another school.
..
He said the school failed to
meet the number requirementS
in time for a guard to be
1 included in the city's annual,
budget.
The city has two additionaJ
crossing guard posifions
marked for other schools, but
. they have not been filled,
Naghavi said.
•If she takes the job, she
would be sent e lsewhere,"
Naghavi said. "I can't hire her
for this new location. If she
wants to be a city employee, I
will decide w};tite she works."
• · -• I DON lfACH I DAILY PILOT
A boy from Klllybrooke Elementary 5coots across the street, where parents say a crossing
guard ls needed. . ·
"They told me to find some·
one because they had a short-
a§e! Christiansen. said. •1
I
However, if Slaney want~d
to wor~ as a volunteer at Killy-
brooke, Naghavi said he
would let her do so if the city
permitted it.
Gilbreth and Christiansen
.took the isstie before the City
Council' on Monday night in
hopes of finding a solution
during this school year.
Mayor Gary Monahan said ·--
that although ~t was the first
time he had heard about the
issue, he was confident that
things could be worked out.
. "
-~BECHLER ·
·CONTINUED FROM A 1
woman's remains has ever been.
recovered.
At Bechler's scheduled arraign-
ment Tuesday, prosecutors declined to
release any information about the
case, prompting further speculation
about the potentially tawdry details.
. ·The arraignme.nt was postponed
until Dec. 3.
"There has been a very good and
soUd review of this case since "Janu-
ary;• said county Dist. Atty. Tony
Raclrnuckas. "There has been an
accumulation of evidence that is
going to become more clear as we go on. H .j·
Eric ·Bechler's mother attendect the
court hearing in Santa Ana, but
declined to comment under the glare
of television news cameras.
Pegye Bechler's parents, who live
in Dexter, N.M., said they weren't told
about the specifics of the two-year ·
investigation . conducted by the
Orange County Sheriff's DepartmE!nt.
•we knew it was an·ongoing inves-
tigation, but we didn't know much
else," said her father, Glenn Marshall.
. ' -
·we caned them quite often, but they
told us early on they couldn't ·divulge
any det.8.ils. " ~ ·
Bric Bechler was artested Friday at
about 11:15 p.m. at a Del Taco fast·
food restaurant in ~al Beach. Author-
ities said he did not resist.
•He wasn't expecting us," said
Assistant Sheriff George Jaramillo.
While there are many unexplained
details involving f>egyd Bechler's dis·
appearance, a series ef events over the
last year show a different side of the
man who pledged his irmocence.
Ma.xshall said Bechler was actively
seeking the proper paperwork need~
for the payout of his _wife's insurance
policy, taken out several years ago. He
said Bechler petitioned a court for a
death certificate, which is required by
an insurance company in order for a
widower to collect. The death certifi·
cate was never issued.
· Insuran.ce companies normally pay
off a policy within 30 days of the
death. However, il there is an ongoing
investigation, the companies can
delay payment up to seven years.
Additionally, Pegye Bechler had
sold her physical therapy business for
$1.5 million shortly before she disap-
peared, Marshall said. ·
In April, Bechler was arrested at his
Ag~. I reach out for answers. · the ch.\ef worry.
plush 'Newport Coast townhome on
suspicion of striking his Ulen live-in
girlfriend.io...front of her two children.
According to court documents,
Bechler met the woman three months
after his wife h~d vanished. T}le girl~
friend moved into his home two days
later.
The ·relationship' was reportedly
tumultuous at times, culminating with
a fight on April-24. The two verbally
sparred with each oilier at a Newport
Beach restaurant and then at a shoe
store before heading back to the
townhome, court documents said.
There, the woman claimed Bechler
screamed at Jaer and pushed her onto
a mattr_ess. She said the suspect was
following her arounq _the house, tip·
ping out phone cords so she couldn't
call police. When authorities arrived,
the girlfriend had a five-inch scratch
stretching from her eollarbone to her
annpit, court docwnents said.
Bechler pleaded guilty lo one count
of spousal abuse in August and was
giyen three years' probation. He also
was ordered not to contact the woman
and her two children, who. are 9 and 7
years old. ·
Bechler bas three children of his
own, ages 6, 4 and 3. The two oldest
children• kids live ~th Pegye Bech· __ ___, __ _
ler's parents m New Mexico. The
youngest child lives wit,h Pegye's sis·
ter, Baroara. ·
Mrushall said the children haven't
been told about their father's arrest. ·
•we talked a lot about h.ow to tell
them," he said. H It's a difficult situation.
What would you do?!'
The Bechlers were happily married
and living a good life in Southern Cali-
fornia, by all indications. Pegye Bechler
had moved from New Mexico to Cali-
fornia'. The two met, were married in a
German castle and began raising a
family. 1
What puzzled authorities, family
friends and neighbors was how an.ath-
letic woman, who trained constantly for
triathlons, was somehow unable to
swim in dilin waters.
Bechler.figured his wife may have
struck her head on the side of the boat.
He tdld authorities that after the wave
took him underneath, he saw the boat
circling in the water.
Now1 he sits in Orange County Jail.
withou~ bail, charged with his wife's
purported death.
"It's vePf frustrating to have a oase
you feel so strongly about and not file,•
Rackauckas said. ·we are excited at
this point to file this case. We believe
we have our man."
MARBLE ·
CONTINUED FROM A 1
water, canned goods and
dried foods stored aboard.
That's all.
I have, I think, a six-pack of
Diet Pepsi, some Arrowhead
water, an old earthquake kit I
·Can no longer 'find·iirmy -
#Well, I'm going to shift all
my mutuals into a money mar·
ket, • a neighbor tells m~.
Stooks? Anticipating a huge
market tumble, he's planning
to sell those, too.
"Probably about a week
out, I'll buy back into the
stocks, get 'em on the cheap,"
he.adds. Always thin.king, thts
neighbor i>f·mine. · ·
. l ponc;ier my finances an_4
decide it aJl sounds like too ·
much work. Plus, I'd probably
muck it up somehow and
move my money into the one
account in the whole world ·
that really does vanish.
One of my friends has a
three-page battery of tests,
·program upgrades and care-
fully choreographed down-·
loads from various Internet
sites that he has prepared for
the average computer user.•
He gave me a cdpy. It's still
sitting next to my computer. I
think my daughter jotted
in my book. Or i 'll just live
1999 aJl over again. It was also
. a fine year. •.
But that seems too simple.
Even for me. Three choices,
then. Wade through that
three-page opus. Buy a new
computer. Or just print out
everything I need to keep and
sit back and see what hap·
pens.
But in 58 days, we may tind
that those original prophets of
doom were right.
The other part of me envi-
sions a New Year's day that
unfolds peacefully. The sun
com.es up, the Balboa Island
Feny chugs.gracefully across
the bay, the paper lands with
a thud on the driveway, the
coffee simmers just like
' garage ~d a freezer full of
rainbow trout left over from a
fishing trip to Mammoth ·
Lakes. Not exactly a millenni-
um plan.
What about my savings, my
tiny portfqlio of stocks and
bonds, my 401(k) plans?
down a frienQ'!i e.mail address.
on it one liro$. Other thap. ·
that, it's been put to absolutely
no good.
In the back of my mind, I
keep thinking that l'H simply
open up the control panel and
move the date back to 1998 -or
1997. Both pretty good years
. ·Part of ·me is nervous. Years
· apd years ago, the' common ·
worry was that the computer .
would someday run our lives,
make our jobs obsolete. But as
time went along, tl\e compu~er
created more jobs than it elim-
inated and didn't run our lives
so much as simplified them.
aJways down at.DieQ.ric:l)'s and.
life is iemarkabie: just li.Ke it ..
was the· day before. ·
· Cheers.
• ~ MARBLE Is the managing
editor of Times Community News
and can be reached at Steve.Mar-
bleOlatimes.com
Doily Pilot
COUNCIL
CONTINUED FROM .A 1 • _
. because it traditionally falls to
senior membeJS of the council
I -the race·will most likely be
between Thom.son and Noyes.
And although the necessary
votes appear to: be lining up
behind Noyes, Thomson is
apparenUy putting up a fight to
swing the vote in,his favor.
With the election still three
weeks away, he may have the
time to do just th~t. A number ,
of council members said their
positions on the issue coU.ld
still change.
"I don't have a position
yeV O'Neil said. ~1 need. to
talk to those who are interest-
ed in (becoming mayor].•
Noyes is keeping · his
thoughts on the matter under
wraps and previously said he
hadn't given it much consider-
ation. He could not be reached
I for further comment.
Thomson, on the other
hand, said that in addition to
successfully serving the cify as
I vice mayor, he believes he is a
1 good candidate because he i.S
upfront anallOrpolitical. :
I "I'm not a schemer and Cl
back·room guy," he said;
•There's no sense in making
battles, though a lot of peopl~
evi.dently think that is some·
thing to do." ·
The apparent suppoft for
Noyes is certainly a turn.
around from. last year, when,
despite backing from O'Neil;
he was not elected as vi~
mayor. Instead, Thomsoq
I received a unanimous vote fo~
the position. ·
That action by the council
was partly due . to lingeiing
frictions between Noyes and
various council members ovet
' incidents prior to the Novem;
bet election. :
In August 1998, Noye~
called for Glover's resignation
following a questionable lettei
she wrote to potential write-in
candidate Jim de Boom. In
addition, Noyes and D~bay
butted heads over the depar-
1 ture of former City Manager
Kevin Murphy.
City Hall insiders at the
time also said council member:'
feared that, because O'Neil
and Noyes were aligned on
many issues, the two would
' hold too much power as mayc;>t
and vice ~ayor.
1.
2000
CONTINUED FROM A 1
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However, Newport's first
major motion picture was shot
five years later-"Cleopatra."
Theda Sara, who portrayed the
Egyptian queen, was taken
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Nile}.· foUo.wed D¥ ~g. ·,Ships,
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The battalion met with 700
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the west ban.ks of the bay.
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by Dr. Richard Sh~, encour-films being ·sho~ on the bay In
ages parents to become more this. way, HoUywood could
effective byr;aeattn:g an environ-save its leading thespians from
ment that'• promotes mutual drowning, since most early
,respect, fosters communication actors couldn't swim.
and restores family h~ony. Throughout the years,
Tue library is at 1000 Avocado Newport continued to be a
• Ave., Newport Beach. For more popular location for making .
information, call (949) 717-3801. movies. Notable films included
THURSDAY ' "lf'easure Island" . ('1934), -------I "Captain Blood" (1935), HThe
OCC's alumni Hall of Fame
mduction will take place at 5
p.m. at the Norman B. Watson
Library. The event is free. OCC
is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costd
Mesa.
Sheik" (1921) and •AU Quiet
on the Western Front-(1930).
5ouf'ciH:
"Newport Bea<:tl:.The First Century.
1888-1988." James FeltOn', Ed., 1988
•A Sli<e of Orange: The History of
Costa Mesa,• Ed rick. J, Miiier, 1970.
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VWdnesdoy. NoYember 3, 1999 •Sports Editor Roger ~orlson • 949-57442~ or
··sanors top Santiago, 1~~0
• Sailors' offense reappears:
Josr:.Pu Boo
Dolt~
COSTA MESA -In physics terms,
resistance can be overcome by exerting
.more force. ..
' Newport Ha,rbor High's field hockey
,t~l,\Dl put that theory to use by maintain-
1ing pressure on visiting Santiago and
.Ultimately winning, 1-0, in the first
round of the rm..unament of <:.;hampions
' at Harper Community Center.
· For the Sailors, the solid offensiv~
s,bowing was much needed, with the
team failing to score in three previous
games. ·
·w e weren't sure what to
.e;q>ect,"Newport Harbor Coach Sh<1Ion
· Wolfe said, "because in the last three or
F I E l D H 0 CK E·y· --L
Jez m~de four great saves, mcluding a
-block of the first shot of the game. She
ended np with 11 sav~s on 16 Newport ·
Harbor shots. four games. we were in a scoring
drought."
Because of that, I was surprised with
how we dominated the first hall."
TIJe .drought ended three minutes
into the second Jialf, when Bitta Jansma
knoclCed the ball in after a mad scram-
ble in front of the goal.·
Newport Harbor had opportunities
for many more goals, but Cavaliers'
goalie Jesus Gonzalez turned in a phe-.
nomenal game. She kicked, blocked
and ran down countless Newport Har-
bor scoring chances. . · .
Nevertheless, the Sailors had their
share of good :looks. A couple of shots
went across the mouth of the goal, two
shots -.yent .wide by in&es, and Gonza-
On the other side, Newport Harbo1
goalie Susan Lear faced just three shots
on goal. She ditln't make her first sav~
µntil the game was almost over. Santi&·
'go finally started to threaten somewhat
toward the end of the game" .
The most crucial play came on Santi-
ago's first penalty comer late in the
game. As the Cavaliers were setting up,
Sarah Green came flying in and
knocked the ball away.
"That was a · huge play by
Sarah, "Wolfe said. "She timed it just
fight, and she came in right on time.''
Newport Harbor 'is at Marina in the
semifinals Thursday after 'l\.tesday's coin
flip,
H I G H · S. C H 0 0 l G 1· l l S V 0 l l E Y I A l l
HEAD OF THE CLASS
CdM clinches-first Pacific
Coast League .championship
~th seventh straight victory;
University fatts iµ three.
JOSEPll Boo
lblf Plot
. CORONA DEL MAR-After Coro-
• na del Mar High's girls volleyball team
, defeated Laguna Beach twice this
year, it was assumed that Cd.M will be
,·the new Pacific Coast I.:eague champi-
M . .
C~, ranked No. 3 in the CIF State
DiVi.sion ill poll, offiaally validated
' that claim by defeating visiting ·Uni~
versity in prree games Tuesday, 15-10,
I tS?J, 15-11. . ,
The win gives CdM (12-4, 'J-0) its
first PCL championship in the team's
first year in the league. It also gives the
Sea Kings their first title of any kind
since 1993, and snaps Laguna Beach's
tl-year reign as PCL kingpin. Tbe
Artists were unbeaten in each of thQse
league championship seasons.
"I think it's pretty exciting," CdM
, Coach Ste.ve Conti said about ~ PCL
-....title~have~t woo-anything smce-·
r:. '93, so its nice."
At first, it looked like Uni might
: keep CdM from the PCL crown. The
• Sea Kings had to fight to win the first
game, 15-10.
• "They came in fiat in the begin·
' ning," Conti said about ..his team.
•Then we picked up the intensity in
the second game. We played well."
CdM certainly did pick it up, crush-
.ing Uni, 15-3, in the second game.
The momentum carried the Sea
Kmgs to a 10-5 lead in the third game.
The Trojans Uteq ,staged a slig)lt r6lly. l·~lf!lt¥)~lo~se~<i_it_tp:14-.l 1 by aggr~siv~ly
keeping· oans. in play. But Marissa
Becker forced a Uni lift at the end for a
~ Sfdeout, and CdM won the match on
; DON LEACH I DAM.Y PllOT
Corona del Mar's Kate Petry (34) pounds one through Uni's defense ••
the next serve.
· · · Conti cited the offensive play of
. Meghan Gallagher and Tracy Brown's
defense. Lindsay Anstand.ig led a good
serving SJaIPe with three aces.
. • De~p1te· lb~ champi~nship, Conti·
stressed the 58cl.son,is far' from aver.
•1t was QDe of our goals ooming 1nto the
seasoo.," he said "but we still have quite
a few things we want to accomplish."
Conti alluded to a.I) undefeated
league season, which it can attain at
Costa Mesa on Thursday. . ·
Then, the Sea Kings get to host rival
and· CIF· Southern S~ti.9n. OJ vision l's
t.Op-rank:ed learn,. ~~rt HclrbOr.
CdM lost to Oi~ ailors in five games
~o weeks ag&, and C~M ~an close out
its season in gtand style with a win on
Friday.·
C 0MMUN11 Y C 0 l l EGE Ml N'S S 0 CC ER
Smith, Ccillaghan-to remahi as OCC soccer assistants
• Bucs begin process of getting
the right pieces on the right spots
of the proverbial chessboard.
· To'N ALrosrLu -..
lb>{""'
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast Col-
lege's first-year volunteer assistant
coaches Kevin Smith and Pat Callaghan
will remain part of the men's soccer pro-
.gram for this season and will be wel-
comed to return to the Pirates' staff next
-season.
"We're looking forward to our spring
pra.gram," Coach Laud Hayes said.
-"We're looking forward to our summer
program and we're going to be recruit-
ing at every high school in the district.
We .want to get o~t the best soccer play-
ers at OCC.who aren't playj.ng for what-
ever reason and we want to recruit the
best high school seniors to play. Thdt's
our focus.~
Athletic Director Jane Hilgendorf
supports Hayes' commitment. "It's been
our policy that our full-time faculty be
head coaches," Hilgendorf said. "We
support them selecting personnel. to
serve on their coaching staffs "
This committment comes two weeks
Brawl breakS
out in coast's
gam~ against
Cypress l'T'ten,
game i's halted
with score tied
at 2·2 ...
after' the firing of
long-time assistant
coach Mauricio
Claure, who was
let' go ·after 21
yea.rs of 1;endc-e as
a player and coach
for the Pi.iates
This year the
Pirates are 3-13-4,
2-6-3 in the
Orange Empire
Conference following Tuesday's 2-2 tje
with ~ypress.
The Pirates wrap up their season Fri-
day, hos~g Golden West at 3 p.m.
QUOTE Of E DAY
."I think irs pretty exciring.
We haven't won anything since '93, so it's nice . "
Steve Conti, CdM girls volleyball coach
:: -D01ly Paot AS
tit . Dail eilot ·tll
SPORTS HALL OF FAME
: ·CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
,·GARY .. .
].OHNSO
. .
Orarige Coast
• Baseball scout never played until high schopl, then
became a star and has enjoyed a long career off the field
RJc1wm Ot ~ I Ulc off-sea:son. ----,:-----llott--P'ilo-t --~--Johnson.' responsible for the
Royals dra.tt.mg and sigrung 1994
For a professional base-n American League Rookie of the .
ball scout, Southern Yedr Bob Hamelin (out of Rancho
Cfililomia and Anzona Sannc1go College}, figured scouting
-are a little slice of heaven wa!> eo.sy lu.s rookie season m· 1970,
"This is really the. best JOU m when he saw two pitchers, lefty
scouting, being an area seout in · Teny Por;ter an~ future Giant
Southern .California " said Costa and Angel nght~hander John
Mesa's Gary Johns~n. celebrating O'Acquisto, throwing bullets in
his 30th year in the business lhJs the San Diego area.
year. , •You can go years and m:~ver .
"Tb.ts is one of the most see two qualily pitchers Wee that m
productive areas in the country. -the same cl.Tea al one time, -
We have great weather here and Johnson said .
it's a good, long season,-plus lliere Johnson spent 2S_years m the
are plenty of good players to see White Sox orgaruzo.tion, 14 as a
and you never get bored " scout When he wdS 40 and
Johnson, a forme1:.0range realized the dub had no pension
Coast-€ottegesrugger.at first plan, Johnson went to the Texas
baseman and·basketball player · Rangers, where he knew general
under Coach"Aian Sawyer, covers manager Joe Klem. But Klem was
Orange, San Diego, ruverslde an6 let go 1 ·~12 years later, and when
lmP.erial counties, as well as the it came time for lhc Rangers to
entire state of Anzona for the renew contraru for scouts.
Kansas City. Royals. John. ... on's mµne didn't come up
After playing 11 year~ But Johnson was only
in the minor leagues, all out or work for two
in the Chicago White Sox w~eks. ~cause Kansas
organization Johnson City had unmediate
thought his baseball interest in him, and on
future would be m Jan 15, 1985, he signed
coaching or managing with the Royals
In 1968, Johnson was a . HThat was the only
player/coach, and in '69 time m ttiy life I was out
he was hired as m4nager · of a JOb. I was devastated
of the Appleton, WiS., when I was Jet go by
Class-A team, then took · Texas." he saig_ _ __ _
over a floundering AA 1-tisrtISt year With the
Evansville, Ind.1 dub late Gary Johnson Royals, they won the
tn the season. "They , World Senes. beating St
thought I could help them get out L?WS Ill the I-70 Se~es, and
of tl1e basement," Johnson said. Johnson has been Wlth them
"We did get out of the basement, since. ·1 went from being out of
but then came tbat big decision work to being with a World Senes
about whether to take oU the champion,· he said.
unilonn." Johnson, who never played
Johnson was in line for the baseball until ma.king the varsity
AAA managerial JOb the. folloWing his freshnian year at Huntington
, season at Indianapolis, where he'd Beach High, made at least 13 stops
played and gained a solid m Ins nunor league playing career,
reputation, but ownership had a playmg three years at AAA
. chance tQ hire Hall of Farner.Luke lnd,landpohs. · , . . . ...
Appliiig, ~ose n~ riught seu· . · · ·fl.IS be t yecfr was 1962, when
tickets-. · Johnson batmd 342 10 lead th~ .
Glenn Miller, head of scouting Northwest l.'.eague, a.long with: 15
and p.layer development at the home runs, .102 RBis and 90 runs·
time~t'o'hhe White Sox, mentioned scored, earning him league MVP
scouting to Johnson, who had honors; as well as a spot on the
nev.er thought about rt before, but Topps Class-B League AU-Star
had two young children at home tec:lm ln the Northwest League
and wasn't eager to constdDtly that year, Johnson outhit futtrre
move twice a year. · Atlanta Brave Rico Carty
.By ThanksgiVing that1all. J-0h.nson ".signed for notbinge-" ----
Johnson had his answer. What I with the White Sox m 1958 after
found out was that nobody ever ·, one sea!ion at Orange Coast under
quit scouting," he said. "I thought Coach Wendelll>tckens, alter ·
it m~t be a pretty good job if 'who01 OCC'i. bdseball held is
nobody quits.• named. As a sewor at Huntington
Three decades.later, Job.nson, Beach m 1957, Johnson was the
considered a company ~an by h1s LA Herald Exammer's Orange
peers, has done it a.11 m ~couting. County Player of the Yearci.....,-----
. M,inor leagues, high schools, · · ..).. Jongtin)e community·
colleges, ma1or. leagues. He's boen supporter.and member of the
a scout at instructional bdl.I in the' OCC Alumm Board of Directors,
autumn, a national cross-checker, . Johnson 1S the. latest honoree in .
dn evaluator of free agents Ule D4lily Pilot Sports Hall ofFame,
Johnson has beaten bushes (")nd celebrating the millennium. 1
traveled the big league circuit Cl6 Johnson and his wife. Evelyn,
an advance scout. a fonner OCC songleader and
In the early 197~. Johnson .md current president of the OCC
Marty Keough launched the Scout Aluinru Board, have three grown . •
League m Sottbem CaWom1a tor children: Matt, Julia and Jill. and
top tugh ~choolers, ~ho pldy on two grandchildren, Drake, 9, and
Wednesday pight:> and Sundays in Kalla, born Oct.: 15.
our ·Tars advance to Sea View second round
• Ne wport Harbor High girls finish
first tound with four in the top 10.
COTO DE CAZA -Pour
N~wport Harbor l ligh girls G O L f
golfers survived the cut Tues-
day to advance to today's sec-·
~d round of the Sea View League individual
oumament ~t Coto de C'aza Goll & Racquet
pub. · , Kelly Hunt, who finished third in league la t '~son as a freshman. shot 88 over 18 hot s (par
~ to firush tourUl after the opening day.
~ Lrvine's Sunny Lee 1 ads with a 1-under 71 .
.,, Newport's Shelly Rohert (liixth place Wlth a ~~)~ I.indsay Galbraith (Uoo for ninth, 98) end
~ily Mc:Kay (tied for 1 Otti, 99) also were Mlong
e t 2 players who moved on.
~ The league's top five wtll adv'1nC't' the C IP
~l:li\tidual finals, scheduled Nov. 17 at Miss10n
kes in Desert Hot Spnng .
Sea Kings ~ runners-up
, HUNTINGTON BEAC H -Allison Sc:haupp·
ner finished third Wlth a two-day total of 171 to
lead Corona del Mar High's girls golf team to
second place overall in the· Puci..fic Coast League
'Finals Monday and Tue day <tl Meadowlark
Golf Course, par 12. · .
Univemty, which hmshed with the top two
golfers, won the rhompionst\1p with a tc.1m total
of 688. CdM had a team sc:ore of 741.
Other score for the S a Kings include Taylor
McConnick with a 184, and Kristen and Jackie
McCoy, who ch curn m with a 190.
For J!st<tnoa I hqh, Laura COtc w:i t~c top
EaglP.S' goiter with l\ t 4, while Cassandra
Latimer shot a 202.
~tlM, Estanci,, nnd Univ •rslty Wlll pan. C"lpatc
in the ClF l am pr lunmttr1 • , whtch w1U take
plttc Tuei;<Jay at Los serrnn GOlf Cours 's
SOuth Coun; .
"'\
..
OCC women repeat as Or:ange Empire Conference cballl)l8
• P.iratel rally to capture the crown.
, •• If ti •• ' • •
A6 \A4dnesdoy, November 3, 1999
..
•Junior .varsity tennis
showing a lot of promise.
· se<bon htts ,
nUy ended for 1umor
varsity tennis. 1 fon•'s
how they did:
For better or wor!)e, Coront.1
del Mar High was hampered
by the varsity tc~ ldlung 1t.s
players.
•ourmg the scc1son, we
'didn't have that much to worlc
with,• Cd.M JV Codch Pat
Wilst>n said. ·we did a great .
JOb with what we had, with
the varsity tak.iny our
players.•
That nuyht have hdJllpered .
Cd.M's 6-4 Pact.he Coast
League record a,nd result in a
third-place fi.ni!.h, but the
instability 1S d good sign for
t.pe varsity's future
In CdM's last varsity match.
JV mainstay Jennifer Wong
played No 3 doubles with
Sarah Bryan m the varsity's
10-8 WUl over University that
clinched U1e PCL ttUf' for the
varsity.
Rachel Colgate, I\ 1ara
Shuka, Michelle W<J.y and
Kimberly Chow dre the rest of
the players who compnse the
/J
majonty of CdM's JV team ...
Cost11 M~ has the
<ti. dva~toge df little
expenence, but thllt hasn't
toppc.M)o the Mustangs from
1naking an impression. ,
#Costa Mesa unproved a .
lot,• Wtlson·said. "They look
pretty good.•
, Considering how
inexperienced Costa Mesa
was coming in, COI!lplimenllt
are a ruce incijcation to how
fur the team came.
"The majonty of th~ girls
on JV have had less than one
year ot experience," Costa
Mesa JV Coach Bill Harader
said.
The season had the
inevitable growing pains in a
4-14 season and fowth place
in the PCL. But the players
also realize that unprovement
1s most crucial.
·#Today's JV team is
tomorrow's varsity," singles
player Shirley Peng said.
Peng and Shannon Maddox
are the two Mustangs with
preVious tennis experience.
After them, the team was
hUed with novices. Number 3
stngles player Kim Nguyen
had little experio?nce coming in.
The No 1 doubles team of
BRIEFLY
Bucs, Cypre~s d~e it-out
• Bench-cl<Mnng brawl sends teams home early
with an Orange Empire Conference 2-2 standoff.
COSTA SOCCER MESA -.
Tuesday's Orange Empire
Conference matchup between
Orange Coast College and
Cypress was stopped with
about hve .nunutes rematrung
due to a bench-cleanng brawl
between the two teams
With the scored tied at 2-2.
both teams went at it and.
according to an OCC press
release, it was more than just
words and shoves.
Lions sweep Hope
c 0 s . -.. ...... ~1!1111!1~.
TA MESA YOllEYIAll
-JoeUe Mockabee had 21
kills and eight digs to lead
Vanguard University women's
volteyball team to a three-
gan1e sweep ovef Hope lnter-
nahonal University Tuesday
nig~t in Golden State Athletic
Conference action.
l I G HTWE I G HTS,
ioseph ·boo
Mmthy Pham and Hal}g
Nguyen also had little
experience, but "these two
improved a lot,• according to
Harader.
In fact, it is the doubles
teams that are roost indicative
of Costa Mesa. Besides
Pham-Nguyen, Allee Ho,
Cindy Tran, Thao Vu and Chi
Doan have contributed for the
Mustangs
While Costa Mesa might
have had a couple of players
who played tennis before,
Estancia 's interim JV Coach.
Rich Boyce, had the
dic;advantage of having no
one with previous tennis
tts ''
experience.
·Tue first time wa..ru_~~d. •
Boyce said, "it was a total
d.i!iaster. But by the end of tho
year, we were competitive.•
In a 0-10 PCL season, signs
of encouragement a.re not are
not in WJ.ns, but ui progress.
And Estxmcta looks at its
match with CdM as its high
point of the season.
H Against Corona, we wo1\
three sets," Boyce said.
"That's a big vict.ory for us.•
Players who have emerged
from the irutial group of-
inexpenenceli phryers are
Jessica Anas, Karleen Curran,
Dani~lle Moran and Katie
Wyman. Boyce was espeoally
pleased with the progress of
Curran. ..
-~ "She was our most
improved player,• he said.
•she had no experience
coming in. But at the end, she
looked like a pretty good
tennis player.•
While Estancia 1s looking
for a full-time JV tennis coach,
~oyce enjoyed his time w:ith
the team.
"-The girls worked really,
really hard," he said. •And 1t
was fun."
NewpQrt Harbor started out
slowly, but momentum picked
up, end. the Sailors wrap~
up an undefeated season in
the Sea View League.
Before league play though,
Newport Harbor lost its first
match, and fdced several
tough battles. •
#We wcre,pulling matches
out and winning important .
sets here and there, H Newport
Harbor JV Coach Shea
O(ferheld said. "We would
pick up pieces and keep
gomg.• ..
While the team wasn't ffie-
1uggernaut of years' past,
there is a lot of promise that
makes the future bright. And
"1t primanly lays on two
freshmen, Knsta Mcintosh and
Natalie Citro, who won all
their sets ID league play.
Both of them have played
as a doubles team in varsity,
Wln.!llllg one of three sets.
Other contributors for the
Sailors include singles player
(fynthia Dembler. 1\vo seniors,
Lauren Holbrook and Mi'ssy
Bart, form the No. 1 doubles
team. Gretchen Hudson and
Christine Early were No. 2 in
doubles, and Meredith Miller
and Tori SmiUl were No. 3.
-. .,._,
Doily Pilot
WllEI POLO
~ ... ~ Mesa .nps
two (oes .. ~·· ...
• Mustangs sink Tus~
Mater Dei at toumam~ ..,.
TUSTIN -Costa MMll~
High boys' water polo t am'
started the SNv1t~-Esp<•rAn:1•
Water Polo Tournament oJl.U}e.
right foot wiU1 wtns ovc1 Tti*
and Mater De1 dt 1\1stin Hj~'
The Mustang<; knock~
the host n.uers, 14-7, b<'Jore
defeati~ the Mo\larchs, 1
ln the win over Tustin:
Bolt and Mike Whittman e
had fow goals. while Mike \i
liancourt added Ulrce goals
the Mustangs. , •
Whittman had four mo
goals m the wm over Ma
Dei, while AJex Sarris a
three goal'> and Brian rw~t-'
had two.
In goal {or the Musta~
Chns Dolloff had 12 saves m
the two games combined .
Costa Mesa will continue m •
this tournament this weekend :
after continuing Pacific C'.Oftst .
~ague play against hosl Coro-.
na de! Mar High Thursddy al 3
SERVIT'E·ESP£AANZA
WATER POlO TOURNAMENT
CosTA M ESA 14, TUSTIN 7 -:
Tustin 1 2 1 '3 ~ r1. •
Costa Mesa 5 1 4 •-•• ..
CostA MeA: Bolt 4, Whittman 4~ •
Valliancourt 3, Sarris 2, Dunn 1.
Saves. Dolloff 2
• CosTA M E.SA 14, MATER D~
Mater Dei 0 3 1
Costa Mesa 6 4 O 4 14
Costa Mesa: Whitman 4, Sams
3, Biron 2, Dunn 2, Cabico 1,
Vallianc~ 1, Bott 1. Saves.: Dolio~ 10 ...
SCHEDULE
TODAY
• Water polo I ; ,;,:;
High school boys -Newport Harbor ••
• " at Aliso Niguel, 3 p.m.; Estclncia at .. •
University, 3:1 S p.m • ••
• Volleyball • '" Community college women ·• •
Cypress at Orange Coast. 7 p.m. .,;;
•Tennis
High school girls · Sea View L~ague
Finals at Coto de caza Racquet GluO, •
2p.m.
Pirates goalkeeper Carlos
Loza suffered a broken nose
and defender K6n Yandgi-
madu suffered a cut hf!low his
nght eyP m the brawl, which
lttsted about d mmute.
The Lions breezed past the
Royals, 15-2, 15-8, 15-5, to
1mfrove to 12-18 overall and
DEEP SEA 4-~ ~~~~~5. 0_18. Corona del Mar Hlgb's victorious frosb·soph boys water polo team, following
their conquest ·of the 1999 Gray Lunde Prosh-Sopb Tournament at Newport Cyp~ tops OCC, 7-0 Harbor High on Saturday. Tom Norton's Sea Kings (24-1) completed their TUESDAY'S COUNTS
Fu LL ER champlonshlp qliest with a 7-3 win over Villa Park's Spartans·m the title game: Newport undlng -1 boat. TON · ~ S 0 ( C E R 8 anglers 9 calico bass. 38 sand b<!~S.
OCC -~d.ffif~UJ £0J.!_£e
amved and questtoncd s<>v<-raJ
pldyers. coaches and specta·
tors from both ~ide"!I. No
charges were hlc>d rlnd nu
arrests were made
3 red snapper. • --, ~t -€ollege's AmaRr------•, . • . . ' . . ~... • . .:J .-
da Bell had 17 saves. many· of L I ~ II C t M t t -th~pomt-blank,butitwasnot oca S 1.are we ID OS a esa enn1s ournamen :
As far as the .gdme went.
OCC scored on go,lls from
Mike CdTVln 10 the 25th
minute and John Gump in ,the
79th minute. Loza had five
saves for l'he Bucs (3-13-4,
2-6-3 m conference).
<•nough against Cypress m their
7 -0 Orange Empire Conference
women's soccer loss to the
Chargers at Cal State Fullerton.
COSTA MESA-Youngsters of all ages
reached vanQus boys and girls division
finals i.n Ule 12th annual Costa Mesa Jr.
Satellite Tennis Tournament at the Costa
Mesa Tenrus Center, whit two coming up
victorious.
The 21-0 Olargers, ranked
No. 1 ID state and No: 2 ui. the
nation and have outscored their
opponents; 136..9, this season,
were led by Lisa Herman's three
goals. OCCfalls to 6-11-4, 4-5-2.
In the boys 10-and-under finals, Ryan
Caughren ~)f Newport Beach defeated Tor-
rance's Keith Boggero, 6-4, 6-4, while m
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NOTICE OF mTTION JO THE PETrooN FOR granoog of lhe penon you Mldlael Scoll Rteney, ADNll•TER OTATE OF PROBATE 110*ts 1N1 should 1PP1¥ It Ille htMng aka Guru11wan Singti,
ROIEflT MARIHAU ~ A. SPllll~no eno ano SUie .,wr octec*ons or aka Guruj1wan Singh eu.mo Hertle" G Eiensen be IC>-tile Wlllltn ~ons witn 1t1t Ridley, aka GufUJ wan
Case No· A1W451 pal,_, u Ol'10llll I!~ court belott lhe heMiog Your Singh Kllalaa for himself
To • 1111~ btnefiaar. law ID ldrnnsw 1111 tsi. • IOPUIJnte "'II bt in Otl'SOll and" on behell ol Gamel Ol lhe oectdert 0< bf yair "9Dlney Richey, a minor and Opal .es, cnolOll, ~ngent THE PfTIOON ---is If YOU AR£ A CR£.DI.. Moon Richey, a ln4not CltOIDll ano petter. who ,_,.._ F.LEO A
may ~ bl l nltrnao .. decldel•'s .. PETITION FOR AN
1n h Wll «ma. OI bOll ~ ~ bt =-= ~e ~:':::1t11: =~ ORDER TO CHANGE ~~T ~ coeltOIS M MlllClll tor MIO m.i 1 ~ to b per. NAMES FROM
o:am'*<>n in tne file lellC Cy SONI ~~ io-Mlchaof Soon weaMir A PETTil>H FOR PAO-fleCGllll _ pa1neeo ey.,,. c:Qllrt Wllhn (legal n~e). aka ~~~~~ M~~~ WDtPt A SPIUktno ano M PrnTDf lt<!Utsts 100' ITIOllN1IUltl111flMll aka Guruj1wan ~ngh: Heltatt G ~n 1n ltll annon~ to ldmru11r h ~rst !Ullant! of letlll1 iS aka Gutujlwan Singh ~of ~E. Cllitom;a :,:,.::n~ =~ :;:' 11;r., ~me ea;: ~=YKtJ:: Gun(iwan -;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~itl (Thi lllthontt Wll llow Ille hltog dams Wiii not bPll Gamet Alctley • I Pf'10Nf 4PllUIUM ID ~°" tour monllll lrotn h ~I Moon Richey
tile 1N1¥ ~ Wlllnll helllog dalt lll'tlCIO 1boV9 TO Michael Scott •
oCltalllflO oou1t ~ YOO Mo\Y EXAMHE h ~rnet Alleyne Moore 8'I011 &a11no cenan ~ry hi• lrtpt ~ the court I you al Moon 'Moore
11111101t1nt Qonl, • ~'· 11'1 • person 1111BllSlld In the 1 11 hereby ordered tm------tl Ille PtllONI l!Pf'Slflll!M estate. you ""Y hie witll thl lhal all persona In· PACIFIC VIEW wiff be ~"° tD 9W nctce cou" • -•st tor Special tereated 1n thl• matter •P· MEMORIAL PARK IO 1nttrtsted i>et10ns urim Notice (lotm 0£·154) ol Ille pear beloro this court 1n ~----AIV • MOf1uary llltY llM wlrfled notice or hllng Of an llMl'dOly ml Deparimen1 No. L73 of ...,..,., ... ,_, consal'!ltd to the PIOPoWd IPIOUI of tstm assets 0< Iha Orange County Su
Chapel • CremalOf)' ecton ) The 1nclependen1 I OI ·~ pea'<M! ()( accouri IS portor court at the Id·
a500 Pacific View Oriv ldlnlraS1taiOn llllflollty Wiii ~oecl 111 Pn>blle COdl d1es1 shown •boY• on
· NewpottB..ch 1 bl Ql1lllld u"''" en ''*' *'On 12!JO·A ~IO< 12·21, 11199, a1 844-2700 Httd pel'IO(I hln an Otl!IC· Speol Hoke fonn 11 Mil· 2-00 o'dock pm. and
.. ------it1'°"1Dbl)t-toftandsllows alllef11>mlhecourtdt~ • then fnd l~re mow QOOd uuse •!Ir Ille CQ!lt Altoralf tar.-...: cauM, If any they have, PIERCE BROTHERS 'hOuld not 011111 Ille llllhor· llWYI NAllMATM ESQ why lh• pehtlon for 1EU. IROADWAY •tr MAmtfW f IPA.lA.DlND chenge of name ahoUld
• •ort .. rv * ci............. A HfARIHG Oft h OQ not bt granted rvr U-, . _....... ""'°" 111111 be llelO on Ot· al¥CtU£R IJOI) Ills further om.red lhet
CfematlOn CMnOel 2. 1QW 1 ~PM IR • STE 103 a C09Y of lhll oruer 10
11 o Broadway Ot1lt No l73 loC'*' • 341 cur.~ CfTY CA~· snow ceute t>e pobl hOd eo.t Mesa Tilt C.i, Oilw OllllOt, CA 2'11 In NB/Coal1 Meae OaUy 94289150 11281).1571 Nftl)Olt~Mtsa Piiot, a newspaper of
.. ---· ---•l-f~YOU~O&JE=:::CT.:...!ID~h~ C~1 EURTSEH Od general drcWllon put>: 27.28 Nov3 19gQ ""*' In lhll county 11 r;:=============:;w ______ . __ ....___I I .. I one.. • week tor 11 SUPERIOR·COURT k>uf conseeutt11• woekl
"Affordable
Alternative"
Discount Cask~
Cremadon&
Burial Service
Why. hould you ubject
your. elf & your family to
p~ying inflated price for
caske & ~rvlcc ·????
call Toll Free 1·888-S4CASKIT
Stma f'a uadJ Co ntri
OF CALIFORNIA, ~ IO the d«'/ of lht
COUNTY OF DATl!~NOV • 1, 1tlll
ORANGE JAMES P. OAAV,
3' 1 The City Of"" , JUDGE/
Po.t OfflCe Box 14171, CO .. Ml8810NEA OF
Orange, CA TH I: 8 U P E A I 0 A
1121113•1571 COURT
IN THE MATTER OP Mldla.. Scotl R1thoy,
THE PETITION TO 819 ltm. A't*lnue,
CHANGE TME NAME Ntwport BHCh, CA OF Mlchatl $CC)(t Wtll· 112863 Iver (leg•I name), a~ 1111 ,.p,.eented
Mldleel 8oO«t A!CtleY, Pvbkshed Newport
•q GurvJlwan ~lnOh. Oeadl·Cot1' Mita
aka Gurujlwan Singh DeUy P110t AIC:My, aloof Gurujiwan November 3, 10, t7, 241 Singh l<ha!N for 111m1ell 1009 W624
and on bit! If or Garno• F1ctltlou1 Bu1lnMa =..iey~~ ~~I Neme Statement
ORDER TO SHOW The fO!loWlni1 per90na
CAUSEi FOR CffANQE art dOfr.g bullriitn 11·
M NAME Endle" Nitro,, 275t
ASE HUMHA S.ylhOre Of,. NIWPCJ(t A1llllO Ooach, CelllOtr1la Oze63
PEtlTIONER(S) l<tnneltl -Ntw· M1ct1Mt Scxlt1 WtllYer 1io11. uoo"'"'Fatrt,~~
(I I t1am1) aka IJ202, ~ M9H "'""
... '
the 12-and-under finals, Newport Beach'~
Dylan Espley-Jones knocked off Taylor
Katzman of Santa Ana, 6-0, 6-0.
The other local youngster to reach a
finals match, Charlie Corum of Costa
Mesa lost to Sinh Cao of Fountain Valley,
6-7, 7-5, 7-6 m the boys 8-dJld-under
finals.
<:>n the girls side, Costa Mesa's Nelly
.....
Radeva defeated Natalie Duck.or of Tustin .•
6-7, 6-3, 6-2 in the 10-and-undc r division.•
Hilary Havens of Ne~port Beach!
slipped by Ariana Pahray of Santa Mtt m.::
the 14-and-under division, 6-4, 6-0,·~nd'"
Krista Mclntosh of Costa Mesa had litU~
trouble in the 18-and-under ffnels~
roatchup W1th Newport Beach's "~1Z:
Anderson, winning, 6-0, 6-0 . .!~ : , .....
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Name Statement
The tOllOwlng ptll'ION
art doing buslneSI U
.AU.IED ELECTRONICS DIST., 18 HaJMy A..,.., Laoun. NIQual, cantomta
92877 RIQt\ard Stuan
Otlhanaky, 18 f-laft9Y Ava., laQUnt Niguel,
Ct11ornia ,..,,..,,,
Thl• bvtlnfft It con· dueled by an lnOMdual
HIV. you flartt<I dOlng
bualne" yet? No Rld\ard s. Ortnansky\
Th11 1t11emen1 wa1
filed W!lh the COunty
Clerll Of Ofange County on 10-1.c.eg •
1tttl80t*
Oaijy Pilot Oct 20, 27,
Nov. 3. fO. 1~ W6t8
Fletltloua Bu•IMH Name St1tttMnt
The following pttrsotll are clOlflQ buslflfft a1 SCARLETS WEB 18
TedvloloaY Or., 11159,
ltvint, caf~omia 92&18
Gina Marta Mandell,
5071 E Chll·ce Ln.,
Anaheim Hills, Cahtomia
92807
Thil bulitlNI .. CX)l\-
dueltd by an Individual
Hive you II.Intel doing
bUtintU yet? No
Glnt Mende" Ttlil •t1temen1 wu
lli.d 111t1ltl Int County
Cletk of Onlnge. County
on t0-28-99 1tttllON27 Da1ty Pilot Od[27, No'I.
3, 10, 11, 1999 W823
CNS1749105 •
Etcrow No.: 33949-T
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS OF
BULK SALE
(UCC Sec. 6105\
NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a txllk Hie le
about to be mao.. The
name(a). bualneu ad· dreH(H) ol IM Seller(•)
Dy Fu By Phone By HaM.n Penom
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era CONNIE MC KIN• EATING PL.ACE 1na 1111 NEY, 034 LIDO PARK locotltd t 034 LIDO
DRIVE , NEWPORT PARK DRIVE, NEW·
8EACH, CA 92&60 POAT BEACH, CA
Oclng fkltlne1t 11 92&60 ' CAFE OlE T111 ~ tale II n.
All olhtr buflnHlr t90Cled 10 bl contUm•
nll'N(I) Ind ~H(H meted al Che OftlOll ol
UMd by flt 6ellar{a Frte<!Om EM::fDW and etie
within the pa11 ltvM elll!Opet9d aa oai. 1$
yeatt a• state<! bY ltle Nov 22, 1999
Sallel(t). 111111: NONE The ~ a.le Is TN netna(a) Ind Id· Sl.C>jt(:I lO Ce tomie
dreu ol tM Buyer(•) Uniform Commercial ti/ere BUDDHA'S Code seeuon FAVORITE. INC . 2855 6108 2 YESt'NO Y
PINECREEK DRIVE, The ntma end addletl
F 321, COSTA MESA. ol thf person With whom
CA 92826 • cll11111 may be tiled 11 The &IMll being. told °Fret0om EIGtOw. 2 CIVIC
are generally described Plua suue 200, Naw· al: STOCK IN TAADE, p0r1 Beacn C... g268Q
FIXTURES' & EQUIP· and tne lnl dale tor llbng
MENT ANO GOOD Will claims• by any Cradito1
OF THAT CERTAIN lheU bt Nov t9, 1999,
Polley
wt1ial II tne busintt• Qty t>efoi. ll'1e .., ,.
aped! Id el>OV9
Dated 1Cln7199 BUYE'R($)
BUOOttA'S FAVORITE
INC ... CALIFORNIA CORPOAATtON • 9Y: MASA_l(J •
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t THE WEEK ! • * t i J)laplay Ada :
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1300 SO.FT. Good Loe
Aval Now.
Clll """ Kllllnln tit 562-596-6600
1• Newport Marina~:
Apartments
Bayfront community Wlth pnvatc beach
6z marina. Walk to Bal~ lsland 5hops
Mtnuues £rom Fashion Island
• Wood-bumin&fgas fircplAc~s
• Pnvatc garages
• Boat slips available
Now Lusmg l BR and 2BR
Sl300-S2100
Sorry No Pus
1. Ple&K call (949) 760-0919 .1
NEWPORT ~081 THE STREEJ.28r, Frplc,,gar, MW ~. Sf01151l'no.(no ~). 1665 IN!nt· Ave.II c.r OetNI ~~!H22 Ext 203 .
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SERVICES
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Credit? Need Cfobt con
SOllda'IOn, Ct.II ChUe ~
hlflan IO get 1he lll'll/lOfl r&-
tll you need lhcough II•
1vn C'8ln. ~. ~ SPRtNG'MAnREss. s110 a..ut1M. t1m11y meed. O!>IM9 ~ oc seMCe Driver Wanted hookup, mlle pn11'd, rlflf'/ XMAS TREE NEW 7FT 'eb1mplon '"'-$.4004.450 Co for oigarczed lndlV wf
pet $430 +Ulll 949-645-9515 Sland lnel-S50 949~S-951S • Mt-S11.eoe1 worio corrm.nclllOll sldlll 19.22 per hour plus O\ilet; C · poot, nee PltlM call M•su.6550 mll11ge.
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1
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• ll()lltnre residenllal rTlOl1
gage/re! ~l'ICA Pfogl&m'
Celt nowt 1.eoo-ss4-32n . Copfoght 1999 Tht Cha$e MaMetlllfl 'Corpora!;.)n AJ f'9U ,.....td Equll Hous· N Lender (CAL'SCAN) Fwys, IVS"*g. pt\ ~. one peee Of .tlol4i houH!ull 'ff Titllllt Oct 112 Iron• FutliPf tor ttwlng pillows. ~ dtclls.-pool. )IC, !of-. Cull paid 8'»-64S....922 3-f'W. TN Tempe1 ~ dutltf1, euthlona. Exp « Must have truck or Van,
hki surroun~. S750f JEFFERfEs tTO CO<e R·300 Shll\9 excetene wtll train. tcM42-4717 llabllltv Insurance with
mo + u 94 ~572 ANNUAL SALE' coration t3 ""«lh new~ bANER:rulBEO. proof or payment• l~l!NtWI=\ l I I All dellell wll • thl la'#l'I 1399 obo t+4H45-679 Miles Money R"l*I driver• license, soclal 208-~ ~~.u~.:~o:.· ~~':tO!=~~!~ ncurlty c1rd, ind
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Strattofd l·&n-854-8002
HP HEIGHTS, lg lttlectW. ~-~"~ ~ ".::. . ,_.n;., . he.!vv~i::..: !:!.'!; Accepting lppllettion• apee. for arclllttCt or .,_ .. ,........ COA-COIN N"'"DS •tvrOTR + 1 wRGN I.ow-Mon to thru Frt from comm dtalgntr to thlrt llWTW 11 lht show room wol "'' "'" • ,. ,. 0 MOltitO t4M31..e26t bt <lscounttd too A Once. OLO COINS! Gold. lllV8f, bov exp min Ctll Kathryn 8:00am to 4:0 pm
yw ODOOllllnlty nee 10 bt )ewelry. welches. ~ 1~2327 Combrled PIHM bring 111 r•
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S\onemll datlan ctnler Nov•ll&5ttl.10ll'n\04pm f6P-~ .. eoo11os1 DlUVER COVENANT "" dnu tnd offlCt 1pece, .... "'"'--" fully equipped, MO/MO 1$2 noductlon .. -. H.B. Jau, R & B, Soul. Rock Ille. TRANSPOflT $I .000 S9l' Timu 0,..nge County
,.,,.... 71 ...... 171 5(11' 80'• on bonus lot Eqi ~. Attn: Pim Bec:klngh1m UDO PENINSULA NIED CA.Wit MIKE • IM9-&45-7SOS Ofivtrt 1·800-•4 H39.C I 2901 G11ry Avt COMPANY. 201 Slllpyard
WORK fAOM HOMEI
Explo1t11e mall order
buliwul Earn Bia $$$1 PIT
tfloft. FfT resullil Cel 24
hours Free fnfot
1-888·~8 opt I
(CA'-'$CAN)
FOUND 1 G.21 llljllf'td llllle,
brown tlQer Cit. Nutertd
dectawea. Ad•m• and
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C & Conlrac1ors (cAL·scAH) Mon-Fri. tor bulln111 1n 16-61 ·--...5 I Cou.EcnaD Phlebotomy ourse erCliifii Ad¥9t1lefng Sii9• 1rv1ne. Compl/Mf, phone• "" M'OO'AINGs . ~ p~ =~~~~!it~ position in tst1bllshed etc. C1U 949-~1980 d2 _ . ~ --------=~ :-pl~r:1 RESEARCH Assr SUP •VAll-lONG TEAM
.-v .. ~• I ' 1 ·rtquiltd Drug aatenio!>' Small •ugauon consu!lang LEASE. Sallboll up to 65' l hot TO 474 WORK ~ ~ EC>e firm Ill P (s l»JllQ sM.· In length, pvt 1hp next to
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Olovtng Swtdlah HurNt • Wfltlen Ind gramnat , NB lol 6S It power bolt '
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FOOO SEllVEAS £•p.d transpOl\ation cal NoC Olllr
PIT & FIT eal 811 IOI • $1700 Pleese. bl hOl'llll
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.,. Hinng unmedsatllly
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By CHNIW GOREN
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and TANNAH HU.SCH
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collector qu llyl (471720)
St988 NABERS (714)541>-9100
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$42,99$ 97-4352
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71'-953-48!>0
TO\tMY TIUUMPHANT
Neither vulncmle. South deal), $u1tro Tommy to .a tee "'oold be dealt. Tommy held the South can.h,
and would have been "'ell ldvls¢ to
pw four hearts However, e11ery club
member knew that there wu no way
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NORTH
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d1stnbutional monslCr, and perhap~ 11
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dummy, discarding a diamond from
hand, crossed to the ace or diamonds
and ruffed a diamond witll lhe coble's
only. U'\lmp. A spade was ruffed ond
I.he ace and king of trumfs revealed
the! ualy break. Instead o becom•nll
demoralized as a mere mortal would,
Tommy became a demon.
A heart finesse won and another
diamond was discarded on the Dee of
hearu. Another spade was ruffed and
Tommy exited With • diamond, won by West's king. East was now down
to J 10 7 of trumps while Tommy
held Q 9 of clubs and • good d11·
mond. West was forced to lead a
maJOr, end 1¥.5t's JOOSC was cooked, Opcnina le~. Five or •
Alter 1 long run of b.'id' trump [f lhe defe11jier ruffed low, Tommy
breaks, the carils returned to nonnal woult.1 ovemitf 'filh the rune end
and Trump Coup Tommy's same suf· score the queen for lhe fullilhng
fered as a ruult. AJ everyone knows, trick. Instead, East ruffed with the
Tommy had an extraordinary Ullent ten, and Tommy countered brilliantly
ofbccomina • iechnical wiZard when by d1sc1rdin11 the diamond The
the trumps were stacked •a:unst him, forced i;ump re<um from East into but was 1 bumbler under normal cir-• Tommy s tenace enabled him 10 col·
cumsiances. lect the last r"'o tncks
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Pl.AS 4-dr, NI pwr, sun roof,
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Jeep ctltr l TO 4X4 'tO Red lltv, IUIO, II pwt, slereo. to¥t. new ball, Ill, lgn,
blkl, holes, al ~Af!O oil rd, $5995 94!H5~
Jeep Grand Cherokee Ud.
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JEEP Gfltid Chef'oll,M 93
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bll tint, rack, oversized
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Jffp Grand Cllerokff
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lotded, V6, ABS, new ld'es, 1 ·owner.J. ell record.s,
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Newport Bell MM4M445
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LEXUS Of WESTMIHSTER
.LEXUS GS300 'N Bl~. auto, elf, lealhlr.
moonroof, ~t chroo1e aloys,
full power~
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NABERS
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9.49-642-0424
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MERCEDES
MBZ 5420 '95
low mt, 1 own,
. xlnt cond
Vl22036t 133.900
MERCEDES MBZ 5320 '95
low mi xlnt cond
V~233029 $31.1100
MERCEDES MBZ 300SE 92
xlnt cond.
V~6847 $26,900
MERCEDES
MBZ 560SL 89
xlnt cond.
VI081884 S18 800
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AVAILABLE
ANY KIND OF *•CREDIT••
310-559~146
Mttetdt• 20 '97 Ch1mp1gnetcreem beige mt cond. loaded. 68k r!lj,
$42.000 714-504 8800 .,.,c;a;; aoot '16
6cyt. atdlC wllt/ptlomlno
tttv Int, '94 comierslon, 4 oeY1
tires. air beg, 81 pwr, smog & lag~ Oct 2000 Must see before you buy ANY car
Thi& la elm. S13,500 obo
~11va1. Piia 949-760-t 421 ERCED 4SOSL '74
Whitt, new top, cuttom
wtMtle, good condition. $5900. 71(.22().1391
MERCURY COUGAR '95 V-6, OOOd CO!Pllon. super vatuef (636692) $5,988
NABtJIS
(714)$4o.9100
M«cwy il\OuntalnW 197
Aa wtltel drtYe, black/grey
ledlt<. onl'f33k. MOflllllc. u, WI powet ·pill ABS, moottoof, a11oys, nimno
bollds, llTv1m CIS$tC1t & od
stadi.er (J23796) • $21.995 lfXUS Of WES,._STER
(714)1t2"90t
MITSUBIStt MONTERO 'N
Suoel~1$17,995 .. , ..
tWPoot852 UNO ROVER
Newpott Bch 949-640-6445
NISSAN 300 ZX 2 ._ 2 '13
wti1el0!1V. 1-bllr. ladOty al-loys, aulom11c, air. lull re pak, BOK mllea
536948) $14,795
EXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892-6906
NISSAN 3oozx 191
2 + 2, T ·Top,. 2nd owner, ~11'1 wlllte, NI< mllee,
great earl SU,975.
94H42-2702
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homes. Fax us this
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card # or mall with
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your car does not
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• ..fi~a/&~/lp iffp~~~U/~ (5;h,h • : Premier gated estate features tremendous views from .. this elegant design.
!Formal living & dining rooms,_ music.roo,.ui, library, office..Lc~ef's kitchen,
:separate maid's quarters and more. Expansive grounds.include pool, waterfall, . -:Jacuzzi, Pal.Jappa bar & barbecue.
!$859,000 (29954)
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Magnificent custom wa~crfront mansion on a prime main channel location in
Trinidad Island, offerink over 180 feet of private dock space. Luxurious
amenities include a dramatic koi pond entrance, stunning walls of polished
rock and glass, an elevaror, luscious gardens and more.
$2,995,000 . (29955)
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.Nestled in a private cove only steps to the beach, this wonderful custom home Gentle breezes and tranquil views from this cus.tomized estate overloqking
•features a kite heh with ·granite count~rto.ps and limestone fl9oring .. The family' MarbClla.. Co\lntry Club. · Spectaq1lar · ~~~i~e .. (or everyday·. livjng~ with : 4.
room has a loft and the spacio~s decks are ideal for outdoor· enjoyment and · · bedrooms, 4.5 baths, a Great Room adjacent to a gourmet kitchen, plus a
entertaining.
$1,895,000 (29956)
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Forever ocean, Catalina and golf course views accentuate this stunning French
country Chatcau situated on the farthest extending oceanfront lot in exclusive
Pelican Point. Full of quality, yet comfortable luxuries beyond compare.
(29958 )
library. Almost one acre of professionally landscaped surroundings.
$985,000 (29957)
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Main channel home with private 54 foot dock, located only minutes to the
open blue Pacific. Enjoy a magnificent 180 degree water view irom this
stunning home offering 4 bedraoms, 3 baths and the be t of waterfront family
living.
$880,000 (29959)
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:magnificent estate. Ideal for entertaining this estate boasts gorgcou!I garaeos
~bordered by large dock, firepit and adjacent dining . patio. Hardwood tlCor
:accents throughout.
:$739,000 • (29947)
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This beautiful custom Lido Isle vi1Ja has been elegantly detailed with beveled
limestone flooring, 2 master suites and a ~ramatic 3-story entrance. Top
t]uality appliances and. fixtures througl;lout. Highlightcd"by plcrute5quc yi_e\\·s . otit over the·sai~d . . . . . . . . .
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incredihlc lot ituated in prestigiow, guard-gated Sc.l Pointe E'>tatt.•s. Enjoy
panor.1mic views that reach the Dana Point Harbor, Cat.1lina, San Ckmente
:nd beyond. Build your dream home and enjoy the be t ot Cahtorrn.i 's Riviera.
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Spccracukir ocean ,1ews from this spacious sm,Slc-~tor~ rcmoddcd in 1999.
Beautiful private master suite wing and large entertainment .m:a "ith •'°ol and
spa. This estate has accc~!I to two private beaches, enjoy the_ rcla\.ing sounds of
the "a\'es be'lcm. ·
$2,750,000 (29949 )
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Ideal ocean \icw lot located at the end of.cul-de sac. I ht'> gorgc:ous est.itc
boa!lts over l 00 teet of frontage on one of the highest '1e\\ prnnrs, with o\:can,
bi)·. an,d cicy lights \'i~ws. · · · · 1 • •• , • •
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A scunning contemporary estate, this Frank I lo d \\'right styk _rc"idence is
artfully dct.iilcd with flagstone, marble, limestone .rnd CU1'tom oak. A true \\ork
·of light.and space with oaring cc1lms~ and windm\s, E panshc· .,C\\port B '
views from all main room and terrific haysidc deck .
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ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS NEW CUSTOM ESTATE WITH SWEEP-.
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SUSAN SCANLAN 759-3717
. & '.MARCY WEINSTEIN 759-3735
Sus.AN SCANLAN 759-3717
& MARCY WEINSTEIN .759-3735
I PELICAN HILL $4,950,000
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5 Bo. CUSTOM ESTATE.
LIDO ISLE $2,995,000
REMODELED 3 Bo. 2.5 BA.
BAYFRONT ON SANDY BEACH.
CHERYL
JOHNSTON ·
718-2732
FRED
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499-8725 ..
TOP OF THE WORLD $2,500,000
LARGE ESTATE WITH COMMANDING OCEAN VIEWS. .. .
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4 Bo. UPGRADED HOME WITH SPECTACULAR ·
NORTH COAST VIEWS.
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·499-:-8716 .
JAMES KLINE 759-3771
& SHIRLEY lIARrus 759-3727
JRVIN~ TERRACE $3,200,000.
MAGNIFICENT FRONT ROW CONTEMPORARY
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CLIFFHAVEN $1,323,000 i.
SPECTACULAR OCEAN AND-HARBOR vIEWS.
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717-4764
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'499-8762
MONARCH BAY TERRACE $1,269,000
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WlTH OCEAN VIEWS.
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OFFERED AT $6,750,000
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Dtamatrc cuscom home in prestigious
Marbella Country Club. 3 bedroom, 4
hach homt· wnh unbelievable c,pacious
li\'rng .uea L1\'m~ room, sunken dmmg
room, large ~nurml't kitchen, .1 Great
Rnom with :1 12' marhle ~unkcn wet bar.
l .1rge rrivate ((lUrty.ud. Patio overlook..
the 8th fairw;lv rnd ha., vtews ,,f c1rv light'>
and che oce.m Call for a dec.11lcJ hst of
. anieni'ue., $I J)95,000-$ l ,294,816*
Smgle levd, no 'tarr-,, 2 bedroom ond den
(or 3RR) and 3 hath., Premium location
with ranoramrc view' from the living
room, dmmg room, kitchen and master
'111te. V.1ultt•il cellmgs and plcnttful
window area creatt'' a light, open
t:nv1ronment Reduced to $719,000
Single-level, no stairs, '3 bedroorris and 3.5
hachs View! Redecorau-J
throughout ... looks brand new. Large, light
and brighr kitchen/family room. Formal
dining room. 3rd bedroom With custom
built-in dc!.b and cahmecry for home
office. $649,000-$748,876•
iBR, 2.5BA 1n end unit c n a quicr cul-d.e·
.1c. Beauttful B:iclc B<ly vie~.· Totally
remc~elcJ. Upgmdc11 include vuulced
c;~1ling~. ltme.-;conc ftoor.;, grl\n1te
councertops, Jouble·pancJ window~.
Frcn~h door-.. Secluded covered p.ltlo oft
\cifchen. Walk to new Eastbluff Elementary
Schcx)l Reduced to $629,000 Leac;e
opl\on ava1lahle.
Exciting Condominiums
on the mtter
· 601 Lido Park Dr., #8B
$985, 000
601 Lido Park Dr., ·-#7F
$8 75,000
Creal View~ of Li<lo Channel, Turning Ba!'in and
Rhine Channl'J. Graciouc.; living with 2.f-hour ·
security and doorman. 2 bt·drooms, 2.5 baths
Lit£o Pat~~a{ty
Mary Lou Kiebler
(949) 675-2700
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NEWPORT BEACH $4,250,000 NEWPORT BEACH . . $3,650,000
·Prime Lido bavfront location. Vie\vs of main. channel, Newport Center, and city lights. . Prime Harbor Ridge location with expansive ocean, bay & oty rtghts vie_w. Residence is
5 bedrooms, den, and three car garage. Dpck can.accommodate large yacht. over 6,000 sq. ft. with a lot size over 17,000 sq. fL .
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949/718-1544 or 949/718-2378
DA ISLE -. $2~995,000
ate in Linda lsfe living. One level, 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath home l 00' on the boy
large pier and slip. r-.
Lynne Valentine
949/718-2371
' McCQrmick/Reed
9t9/718~1544 ·or 949/718-2378 .
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HUNrtNGTON BEACH · $999,000
Sneak Preview! Coming soon ... Brond new custom home with panoramic ocean views ..
Just steps to the sand, this 4 story residence has 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, & huge
master suite with office and sitting area, his & her closets, Jacuzzi tub, wet bar,
fireplace, ocean view ·deck and more! ·
. ~ 'Linda Taglian·etti
; 949/718-2369 ..
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EWPORT BEACH $1,395,.000 . CORONA DEL MAR . . $2, 195,000
Views from the mountains to Catalina with four large bedroom suites, library, powder Live on the oceanfront, steps from the sandy beodl-behiru4tprivate gate. This thr........__-1
room and paddle tennis court. . · · story custom-built home was remodeled in 1988 with tWo large, separate master
suites. Stunning views of Catalina, Newport Jetty and crashing waves from most
Seeseman/Miles
.. . -949/718-1559
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WPORT BEACH
. F.rench Normandie estate with_ponoromic view of cify and ocean in the lovely gated
community of Harbor Ridge. Offering SBR's, SSA's plus guest both and o huge master
ite with separate sitting room. -
Gisela Burmeister
949/718-1539
Kay Konfal
949/433-3343 .
IRVINE COVE . $3,495,000
One of the very few tru~ private beaches on ·the West Coost I Oceanside of highway
offering 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, gourmet kitchen with on elegant. open floor pion.
Ray. McAfoose
949/499-2838 x1 U
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