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SERVING. 11-iE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1999
11mes Community News Editor William Lobdell gives thanks to
members of the community Happy . Thanksgiving Children and adults from the community answer the question
see Page AS
Have holiday,
• travel
• JWA, like other
airports, was filled to
capacity on Wednesday
for the busiest travel
day of the year.
AMY R. SPURGEON
. Deli Pb
And so were the Sky Caps.
•1t's a good day to make mon-
ey,• Charles Goolsby said
between customers. •And it's
only going to get busier.•
Considered JWA:s busiest
day of the year, auport park-
ing had reached 47% capacity
by late morning, according to
JWA spokeswoman Nghia
Nguyen.
And that's after the auport
expanded its park.mg lot m
May, providing trave~ers with
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What are you thankful for?' ·
see Pages A10 & 11·
4 'EA~' rR I OAlt.Y P\.OT
NEWPORT BEACH -At
6:52 a.m. Wednesday. while
many people were still snug
between their sheets, John
Wayne Airport was hopping. SEE TRAVEL PAGE AS Holiday travelers ma,ke their way through John Wayne Airport on Wednesday.
GUEST
COLUMNIST
One year after the Sebo family moved into their very 0"1n home
built through Habitat for Humanity, they are still counting their blessings
jay
driscoll
Saying thanks to a
hon1e/ess rnan u.1ho
irnproved my vision
Daruel is homeless.1-te's
also a diabetic, an
amputee and he has, as
t,hey say in Ireland, "a pen-
chant for the grape.•
As with most of his peers.
Daniel is usually invisible. Not
the •Houdini• kind oJ invisibil-
ity -it's more along the line Qf
"The King has no clothes." We
see not, that which we wish
not to see.
So I didn't notice Daniel
lwnbering about the Someone
C(lres Soup Kitchen where I
volunteer a few hours each
week. My middle-class blind-
ers were more than effective in
diverting attention from his
homeless demeanor. But after a
fashion, I began to see. Not the
man at first. but his work.
Washing dishes, clearung trays
and mopping floors -stuff
nobody elc;e wanted to do.
"N '1UER /DAJ1.Y PILOT
Celebrating one year in their home, uie Sebo family is looking forward to another Thanksgiving. In front from
left: Ryan, Ashley and Daniel. At rear, from left: Michael, Caytlln and Linda.
anksa
Fmally, I was forced to see
the man. A working man. Just
like the rest of us, who work to
put the proverbial bread on the
table. Only in Daruel's case,
there was nothing proverbial
about it. He literally worked for
bread, with perhaps a little
soup to wash it down.
Except for some horrendous
twists of fate, a consummate
lack of self-esteem and .
deplorable living conditions, he
was a man, just like me
SEE DRISCOLL PAGE A12
F or the second straight
year, the Sebos will have
enough room to have
their whole family over
for Thanksgiving. And, for the
first time, they'll be able to relax
and really appreciate how much
they have to be thankful for.
Last year, the Sebos celehratcd the
holiday Wlthin two weeks of movmg
into their home on Del Mar Av<>nue -
a home they built with thcu own
hands during a Habitat for I iumanity
weeklong "blitz build.•
"It was a blessing, but we didn't
have much time to let things settle m , •
Linda Sebo said. "l WdS m a daze that
entire week. When it findlly settled in,
(the holiday) was over." ,
Over the course of the year, the
Sebos' house has not changed much.
The same decorative flag that I fab1tat
( mooday 1op10 ) CXUltcbMlto 2000 Campus crunch
( ~ lfe9t)4l9)
( wed1eadey CIA.n l
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Swelling schools led ~o a familiar
dilemma: a bond measure.
0AN£rra GooUlt schools 1
enrollments year
af tcr year, and m
1946 voters faced lhc
ever·present qu ~·
tion of a chool hood.
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Th e 1940s were
a tremendous
t:iine of growth
for schools in the ar a.
For toct.y•1
Mlllennlum Moment.
lff PageAJ "Enaollm nt of th
Not only were schools m N wport
Beach and Costa Mesa popping at
the seems with tudent , but
Orange Coa t Community Collcg
was born.
During the mid·1940 , Supt.
Everett Rea nnnounc d ro~rd
Costa Mesa Elemcn·
tary School h sw lled to th " 1, 100
mark," R was quot d ~ying in
the Costa M Globe Herald,
h 0 advocttt d a bond i u to
expand lh c:hools
SEE 2000 PAGE AS
volunteers placed on the house last fall
ts faded and tom, but a swmg now
hang!. from a tree m the large front-
ydrct. The family e~pectc; to dose
escrow next week.
The b19gesl changes for the Sebos
haw been inside the home. The four
cluldrPn -Ashley, 6 1/2; Ryan, 5,
Ddmel, 3, and Caytlin, 15 months -
w1ll soon have a new brother.
Their father, f\bchacl, has found a
new job as a hdfdware managci l:lt an
SEE SEBO PAGE A 12
A TRIBUTE
In Memory
ofToYn
Fisher
• EDITOR'S NOTE: Estancia
High School senior Lauren
Cassidy wrote the following
poem In memory of science
teac er Tom Fiiher. who
died Tuesday afternoon of
an apparent heart attack.
See Page 4 for the full story
Tom Fisher
T hev way vou
taught us to stay
awake.
And listen to the
lcssom. you were trying
to make.
Ther way your glas::.-·
es were never on
straight,
The homble iear of
bemg late.
Your jackets and high
sock." and comb-over
way.
\Ou made us look at
every dav.
The temperature of
your room c;o very cold,
the e memones we
-.\·Ill always hold.
The T·Birds at the
homecoming game,
The wCl}· Estanc1a '-''ill
ne"er forget your name.
}-Our anllques and
tow1 and old fishing
tales, ·
That famous part you
hod of the \ .. hales.
four skeleton /c1end
~011 ga\e a name,
To help us learn to
play the biology gcu.ne.
The way you made us ••
sit and learn, ..
Yours was the only ::
Jolder we didn't want to
burn.
The bug collection
which we worked so
Ila rd,
Makmg u~ catch
them in our o\\n t;ocx-
vard
Your funnr tones
and con tant /oke.c;,
Makmg u believe
there J. more to old
foll<..
The}' WO}' you
believed in all of wi so
dear,
\\c wJ11 never forget
you were here.
The di. ection of the
gra<:ishoppcr, frog and
worm,
Your huge. scary,
strt?$SfUI midterm.
They \\ ay you made it
all somehow fun,
And mode me proud
SEE POEM PAGE A4
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A fair place to do
your ·holiday shopping
w ith the holidays 8 EST BUYS just around the
comer, the
Orange County Market
Place has scheduled extra
days for the shopping and
festive season ahead. The
regular weekend swap
meet held at the Orange
County Fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa will offer sev-•
eral Market Place dates,
including some weekdays
in conjunction with .
Thanksgiving' and Christ-greer mas. The new dates are as
follows: On Friday, hours wylder
are from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m .
This coming weekend, as you enter the room. hours are from 7 a.m. to 4
p.m ., which is a regular Store merchandising has
operating weekend. The also reached a new high
Christmas Market Place with first-of-its-kind ele-
begins Dec. 21 and runs . gant curved security coun-
through Dec. 23 from 7 ters; never-before-used,
a.m. to 4 p.m. Festivities paper-thin light boxes to
during the holidays illuminate precious jewels;
. incluae thousanas of gift custom Lalique and Mont-
ideas, food and entertain-Blai:ic·displays; and a 36-
ment in an outdoor set-inch, four-sided, go.ld-and
ting. Santa has started silver-plated Rolex Tower
making his visits on the Clock. For more infonna-
weekends through Dec. tion, call (949) 721-9010.
23. Kids and adults can
Summerhill Floral &t have their picture taken
with Santa as they uhang Gifts is having a 50% .off
10# on the wave photo fall and Christin.as sale.
booth. Admission to the Included in the sale are
Market Place is $1, and wreaths, topiaries and flo-
children 12 and younger ral arrangements. The
are free. General parking store is filled with gifts,
is free, but preferred park-antiques, specialty furni.
ing is available for $3. ln ture, and custom florals.
honor of the holidays, the It's at 369 E. 17th St. in
Market Place will be Costa Mesa. For more
closed the weekends of information,call(949)646-
Dec. 25-26, and Jan. 1-2. 6745.
After the Christmas Mar-
ke t Place, which will be Carol Davis of the New-
the last operating days of port Harbor Nautical
1999, the Market Place Museum says the muse-
will reopen the weekend um, Nis the place for lovely
of Jan. 8-9. The Orange one-ol-a-kind gifts for
County Market Place is at those nautically inclined
88 Fair Drive, just off the follcs on your shopping
55 Freeway in Costa list.# Davis says the muse-
Mesa . um is filled with decorat-
Traditional Jewelers is ing items, Christmas orria-
ments, ties and boat mod-
celebrating the millenni-els of all types. The muse-
um and its 20tb anniver-um is at 151 E. Pacific
sary with the grand Coast Highway in New-reopening of its Fashion port Beach. For more Island store. For the past details, call (949) 673-18 months, Traditional 7863. Jewelers has been
redesigning and expand-Just in time for the holi-ing its flagship store. The days, Alegria ltnports is new store is 2,000 square celebrating the grand feet larger. It carries 25 opening of its remodeled ·premier European watch store. Located in Fashion ma>ufacturers ~nd top Island's Atrium Park near U.S. and European jewelry the escalator to the Bloom-designers. It also has an ingdale's Home Store, in-store 1eweler and Alegria now carries an watchmaker. NWe have even larger selection of designed a store that is as home decor, including its magnificent as the jewels unique signatwe pewter, we offer,# says owner ceramics and botanicals. Marion Halfacre. •our Alegria offers a contempo-goal was to increase prod-rary and eclectic mix of uct selection and enchant home accessories imported
WORKING
Giving dogs their cake, and letting them eat it too
SHE IS
A dog's best friend.
BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE
Keri Shrimpton earned a bachelor's·
degree in biology from Santa Clara Uni~
versity with the intention of going to
medical school. But that's not what the
doctor prescribed. After grilduation, the
Lido Island resident was working as a
nanny when she saw a sign in the win-
dow of the 3 Dog Bakery, which, as the
name implies, bakes treats for pooches.
•rve had a lifetime love of an:intals,"
Shrimpton said. »J saw the sign and and
it just said 'This is for you.' It's a nice way
to spend my day."
· After spending a year in training
while working sales for the bakery,
Shrimpton is ready -she takes over the
reins of pastry chef this Christmas.
TOP DOG
Not only did she not attend culinary
school as required for most chefs, she
doesn't even bake at home, Shrimpton
said,
But Shrimpton can't wait to experi·
ment. She has learned the basics of the
upup tart". the •pup cake"' the "basset
bones" and the • chio wow pizzas." Now
it's time to come up with some tantalizing
treats of her own.
Although she said the recipes mainly
come from the headquarters in Kansas
City, there is always room for creatiVity.
"I haven't come up with a specific
treat yet, but I want to keep things new
and fresh -keep people interested," she
said.
NEWPORT·MESA WRAP·UP
NO TIME TO BE A LAZYBONES
While she bakes for boxers and basset
hounds, she still finds time to care for
kiddies.
Despite her schedule of working fo':ll
to five days a week at the bakery, she still
acts as a nanny to two local families three
day a week.
When she doe$ manage to beg ofi
from her duties for a few hours, Shrimp-
ton said she likes to go the movies and
read.
BREEDING NEW IDEAS
From med student to chef, Shrimpt<tn
is now considering law school. Her plan
is to attend law school in California ~
hopefully UCLA, so she can continue lo
work part-time in the gourmet biscuit
business. .
Her goal is to practice intemationfl}
law. • · ,
•on the side, l definitely wont to
champion animal causes," she said.
In the meantime, she will be bak:irig
her way into the hearts of canines.
-story by Danette Goulet
photo by Conrad Lau
8 RI E. Fl Y
Highlights from Tuesday's New-
port-Mesa school board meeting:
• ISSUE: The addition of four new.
high sChool-level courses.
•ACTION: Approved. 7-0.
will be put on 30-day display in
Anatol's office. ·
. • ISSUE: Facilities master plan
update.
Soup kitchen offers
Thanksgiving feas~
• ACTION: None taken.
• SUMMARY: The board was
u~ated on the progress of the
facilities committee, induding the
new figures put together by the
architect. .
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen will host
its annual Thanksgi\li.ng feast today from
noon to 4 p..m. at 719 West 20th 'street in
Costa Mesa.
While no volunteers are needed, every-
one is welcome to take part in the dinner.
The kitchen is expected to serve about
t,000 guests. . .. visitors with a new visual from Mexico, such as pol-
• SUMMARY: The director of cur-
riculum and assessment for New-
port-Mesa, Peggy Anatol, brought
four courses be.fore the board for
approval: Advanced Placement
French Literature, Advanced Place-
ment Latin Literature,
Televis1on/Video Production and a
revised Health and Driver Educa-
The new estimate for repauing
the deteriorating schools is $163
million. The board was inf onned
that this does not include work
needed on leased properties or nec-
essary repairs to the district build·
ing at Baker and Bear streets.
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elegance . We are sure that ished pewter frames, serv-tion. . our new design, with
hand-painted murals, PJS·
tom designed master
workstations and curved
vault counters, achieves
our goal." The new store
has a recomposition of
Michelangelo's •cod Cre-
a ting Man* in a SO-foot
band-painted ceiling mur-
liJ of ·cod Creating Man
and Woman." In the time-
ing pieces, platters, chan-
deliers, candlesticks,
lamps and tile-edged mir-
rors. Alegria has many
exclusive designs, as well
as a popular bridal reg-
istry service. The store
originated as a kiosk ten-
ant in 1995 and quickly
became a favorite addition
to Fashion Island. lt later
""1Wice a year, we go to the
board with new courses and mate-
rials," Anatol said. •"These are the
courses staff members at different
schools requested this year.''
One other mmor addition will be
teaching walls at the secondary lev-
el.
The facilities subcommittee con-
tinues to meet to decide how these
repaiIS will be funded. The facilities
conuruttee will meet again on· Dec.
16.
opened a store in its cur-piece room, there is anoth-rent location in 1997.
Tilis semester, a Corona del Mar
High School teacher asked for
advanced French, Newport Harbor
High School requested advanced
Latin and Costa Mesa wanted to
begin a television/video production
course.
Once the school board approves
courses, they can be used at any
school in the district, not just the
school that requested them, Anatol
said.
• ISSUE: Board meeting sched·
ule. er recomposition of
Michelangelo's •God Cre-
a ting Stars and Planets" as • BEST BUYS is published Thurs-
days and ~Saturdays. If you know
• ACTION: Approved, 7-.0.
• SUMMARY: The board voted to
cancel a regular school board me~t
ing scheduled on ~ec. 28, for the
holidays.
•cod's Creation of Time."
There is also a 30-foot
band-painted wall mural
of a tradltional clock dial
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SURF FORECAST
seu will be out of the west
today 1n the waist• to
moulder h~h area. West·
facing beaches should see
sets in the ~Ider high·
plus :rooo.
LOCATK>N SUE
Wedge ............. ,,."'_, 2 .... w
Newport ................ "'. 2-4 w
Black~............ .. ...... M2.,.. w
River J tty..... .... .._2-.4 w
CdM .................... '" .... 2"" w
-Danette Goulet
AND SURF
TIDES
TODAY
First low
3:34 a.m .......................... 1.9
First high
9:48 e.m ................... ~ ...... 6.5
Second low
S·OS-p m,..., ..... ··~·-· 1, 1
Second high
11:42 p.m ........................ 4.0
FltlOAY
First low
4:27 a m ...... ·-·-"·'"·'··2.3
First high
10:41() •·mu ...................... , 6 3
Second low
6.04 p.m ...................... -0.9
Second h19h
after m1dn ght ........ -... nla
BUSINESS NOTES
Marketing agency hires
public relations executiye
GreenLlght Commurucations, a New-
port Beach-based marketing agency, bas
hired Lisa Quinn as a public relations
assistant account executive .
Quinn comes to GreenLight from Avco :
Financial Services, where she acted as a
company liaison to financial institutions,
edited the company newsletter and partic-
ipated in the community involvement;
team. ·
GreenLight, headquartered in Fashlon
Island, deals with companies in the tech-
nology and telecommunications industries. :
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POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA •
• w.st a.kw Snet A purse and several pieces of jew·:
elry worth $7,500 were stolen from a car in the 600 block•
at 3:15 p.m. on Nov. 18 :
• Fula.rtof\ Awnue: Stereo equipment and some pow-:
er tools worth S2,073 were stolen from a home In the 1800 .
block the even1~ of Nov. 13. •
• MMat Vwde Drfw East Several pieces of jewelry and•
«>mputer equi~ worth St,900 were stolen from a:
home 1n the 2700 block dunng the day of Nov. 18. :
• Newport loulevard: A briefcase, (ellular phone and•
some comp.Kt discs worth S590 were stolen from a car in:
the 2300 block the evening of NOV' 18. :
•Santa Ana Avenue: Two 12 packs of beer worth S12'
were stolen from a rtore In the 1600 bl0<k at 1 :40 a.m. Sun·;
day ~
I • NEWPORT BEACH :
• w.st Coast HlghWay: A cellular phone worth $295:
was stolen from a car in the 3100 block bttwetn Nov 17· •
19.
• Newport cem. arw.: A cellular phone worth S 150 : was stolen from a car n the 600 blodt at g p.m Saturday
• IUWl"llde A~ A wall t and Its contents wonh
S270 were stolen from a car In the 100 bto<.k betwttn 9
• m. and 12!30 J>.JITI Sunday.
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Daily Pilot Thursday, November 2.5, 1999 A3 ..
Giving thanks to a _ season of low expectations MILLENNIUM MOMENT
THE BELL
CURVE
joseph n.
bell
W bile you're having a
.. second helpmg of
A turkey this afternoon, ~j'ou might reflect bnefiy on the
:·,roots of this celebration as grat-
: itude for a bountiful harvest. .
• But 1l's extremely doubtful
that you'll remember lf,
;indeed, you ever knew -thdt
-it came inta officidl bemg
.more than a century Idler
:because of a military victory.
:Since then, Thanksgiving hds
-evolved into an opportunity to
: :review our blessmgs, eat
• :excessively, dnd ponder the
';beginrungs of winter and the
• 1.ncreasingly frenetJc run to
Christmas.
We're hosting a large,
extended fomily Thanksgwmg
dinner today. And this, it
seems to me. is the ultimate
blessing: the priVilege of
being surrounded by people
you love on d day that cele-
1 brates more than anything
'else the JOYS and satisfactions
of family.
So for a few hours, I can
put aside my perception of the
changing role of Thanksgiving
over the seven decades I've
observed this holiday. Maybe
I've lived too long, but .
Thanksgiving today has
become a bookend for stx
weeks 9f inordinate excess.
The stores are already deco-
rated, the Christmas tree Jots
open, the newspapers stuffed
with Christmas ads, an orgy of
spending underway.
I don't think that's what tht•
Pilgrims had in mind when
they gathered to give thanks
for a rich planting season that
would keep body and soul
together over a rugged wanter
for this hardy band of muni-
grants Nor was it what Abra-
ham Lincoln had in mind ·
when he proclanned Thdnks-
giving a national holiddy a
few days after the carnage dl
the battle of Gettysburg
In issuing that procldma-
tion, Lincoln said: ·r mvlle the
people of the United States to
assemble on that occasion m
theu customary places of wor-
ship, and, in the forms
approved by their own ron-
sc1ences ... invoke the mflu-
ences of yie Holy Spmt to
subdue the anger which hd'>
produced and so long sus-
tained a needless and cruel
rebellion."
So the stress of faC1Ilg sldf-
vat10n by the Pilgrims dlld
resolving a bloody, fralriodal
war by Lincoln that created
Thanksgiving and made it a
national holiday has now been
replaced by the stress of fight:
ing crowds in vast shopping
+ WHEN DINING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FOIL. ::*'~ ~ . MI CASA
'fl'. .~ MEXICAN RESTAURANT
OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO
ALSO ON OUR MENU:
"FISH TACOS"
TORTILLA SOUP
CHILI SIZE
CHILI CHEESE OMELITTE
Cock101ls
Phone Ahead for
Food To Go
malls for gift:> we often don't
need and g tting Chri trnas
cards off m time. Plus another
stress that is perhaps the great-·
est of all: high exp<>ctations.
We set ow:,elv<•i; up for dis-
appointment With the unreal
expectations almost demanded
of us by the Thanksgiving to
Chnstmas holidays. And we'll
do il agcUn next yettr. And the
year after that Part of the rea-
son, of course, is the changmg
nature of the fo.nuly. When I .
wa<; growing up. the nuclear
fdmJly-good, bao, or indlf-
fen:>nt .....: was at l<'ast mtact..
Now, ll's often splintered, with
multiple households compet-
mg to shdre loved ones and ·
the accomponymg poignance
of who isn't there when we sit
down to dmner.
Maybe this ts om: of the
lessons Thanksgiving can
teach us today as a kind of
warmup lo Chnstrnds: that
there is a good and proper
time for letting go of some of
our own needs and expecta-
tions. LE~clmmg to do that in
good grace 1s both a cause for
gwmg thdnks and a sure reti~f
from thu stress thdt so often
buJlds ovc>r the holidays. And
. m our household. we'll have
etn 1mmNhate opportunity to
put this into practKC becduse
.my stepson won't be with us
on eilhPt Thanksgiving or
Christmds.
This Y<'M, ot course, 1s
umque m another respect. All
, thu normal stress and high
expectations of the holiday
season will bP compounded
severnl times over by the
upcoming m1Uennium.
Alreddy the pressure to make
this intumemorable, unfor-
gettab~ occasion is building
expectfihons to a level I sus-
pect none of us are going to
reach. Or even want to by the
time it actually takes place.
Personally, l JUSt want to get
it over with. My fantasies right
now are not of Times Square
at midnight or watching the
natives of Tanzarua bring in
the millenruum. My fanta51es
aU have to do with sittlng m
our 1V room with my feet or\ a
stool and a beer m hand,
watching the Rose Bowl gam~
and wallowing in the know!-·
edge that this as all bf>hind me
for another thousdnd yedrs.
Of course I'm being told
that my 1V rrught not work,
the Rose Bowl may dISappcar
into the 19th century and
there may not be any electnc
power But I'm ready to take
my chances. lf I've naVJgated
successfu1Jy through the next
six weeks, a simple power fdll-
ure shouJd be a piece of cake.
I'll probably still pdy too
much for a Ch.risbnas tree, do
my shopping on the 24th, dJld
get my cards out in February.
But I can also hope that on this
Thanksgiving J can be dt pedce
wtth myseU. wtth the season,
and with those who are here as
well as those who are not.
That. along with the blessmgs
of life and hed.lth, seems like
plenty to be thankful for.
Even though I don't like
turkey very much.
• JOSEPH N. BELL 1s a Santa Ana
Heights resident. His column runs
Thursdays.
Moving off
stage and .
into Newport ~
H e r name isn't as
immediately recognizable
as that of John Wayne, but
Clau e Trevor was Wayne's
co-star in *Stagecoach."
She graced movieio like
HMurder, My Sweet,•
•Key Largo" and• Johnny
Angel" before retiiing t?
Newport Beach with her husband, producer M.ilton Bren.
Trevor srud she was initially attr<1c.h~ to the area by
Dick Richard's market, where she would com~ shoppmg
with her husband.
Credits of her post-cinematic hfe mclud~ acting as cam-
patgn chairman for the, Orange County Arthrius FoundA·
tjon and the March of Dunes.
.. MIUENNIUM MOMENT celebrates the people who have made a maJ«
contribution to the Newport-Mesa community during this century
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Lawyer joins county
bankruptcy foru1n
Ph1hp E Slrok, dn dssoc1-
dte Clltomey v~ 1th the Cuslo
Mesa-bC1sed law ltrm
Albert, Weiland & Golden
LLP. has been elected to the
Board of Dtrector:. ol the
Orange County Bankruptq
rorum. ·
The forum, a nonproht
orgamzahon of bankruptcy
idW profe,sionab dnd judge:.
prov1clP:. l<'qul services ancl
edurallon Im its mt•mbers.
Strok will hr> involved Wlth
mcrnasmg comrn11mty partia-
pc11lon in the forum and
exp<1nchng 1l pro-bono
efforts
Alhert, \\'e1land & Goldf!n
deals pnrnonly with busine.<>
issut>:,, ernpha 111ng .bank-
ruplC} dncl comnwrc1al litiga-
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A fair p lace to do
your holiday sh opping w th the holidays BEST BUYS just around the
comer, the
Orange County Market
Place has scheduled extra
days for the shopping and
festive season ahead. The
regular weekend swap
meet held at the Orange
County Fairgrounds in
Costa Mesa will offer sev-
eral Market Place dates,
including some weekdays
in con1unction with
Thanksgiving and Christ-
mas. The new dates are as greer
Wylder follows. On Fnday, hours
are from 7 a m. to 4 p.m
Thts coming week.end,
hours are from 7 a.m to 4
p.m., which is a regular
operating weekend. The
Christmas Market Place
begins Dec. 21 and runs
through Dec. 23 from 7
a.m. to 4 p.m. Festivities
during the holidays
include thousands of gilt
ideas, food and entertain·
ment in an outdoor set-
ting. Santa has started
making his visits on the
weekends through Dec .
23. Kids and adults can
have their picture taken
with Santa as they M hdng
10· on the wave photo
booth Admission to the
Market Place is $1 , and
children 12 and younger
are free General parkmg
as you enter the room.
Store merchandising has
also reached a new high
with first-of-its-kind ele-
gant curved security coun-
ters; never-before-used,
paper-thin light boxes to
illwninate precious jewels;
custom Lalique and Mont-
Blanc displays, and a 36-
mch, four-sided, gold-and
silver-plated Rolex Tower
Clock. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 721-9010.
Summerhill Floral &
Gifts is having a 50% Dff
fall and Christmas sale
Included in the sale are
wreaths, topiaries and flo·
ral arrangements. The
store is filled with gifts,
NO TIME TO BE A LAZYBONES
While she bakes for boxers and basset
hounds, she still finds time to care for
kiddies.
is free, but preferred park-antiques, specialty furni-Giving dogs their cake, and letting them eat it, too
Despite her schedule of working four
to five days a week al the bakery, she still
acts as a nanny to two local families three
day a week.
ing is available for $3 In lure. and custom florals.
honor of the holidays, the It's at 369 E. 17th St. in
Market Place will be Costa Mesa. For more
closed 1he weekends of inJormation, call (949) 646-
Dec. 25-26, and Jan 1-2 6745.
Alter the Christmas Mar-
ket Place, which will be Carol Davis of the New-
the last operating days of port Harbor Nautical
1999, the Market Place Museum says the muse-
will reopen the weekend um, •is the place for lovely
of Jan. 8-9. The Orange one-of-a-kind gifts for
County Market Place is at those nautically inclined
88 Fair Drive, JUSt off the folks on your shopping
55 Freewdy in Costa list.• Davis says the muse-
Mesa. um is filled with decorat-
ing items, Christmas oma-
Traditional Jewelers is ments, ties and boat mod-
celebrating the millenru-els of all types. The muse·
um and its 20th anmver-um is at 151 E. Pacific
sary with the grand Coast Highway in New-
reopening of its Fashion port Beach. FOT more
Island store. For the past details, call (949) 673-18 months, Traditional 7863. Jewelers has been
redesigning and expand-Just in time for the boll-ing its flagship store. The days, Alegria Imports is new store is 2,000 square celebrating the grand feet larger It carries 25 opening of its remodeled prerruer European watch store. Located m Fashion manufacturers and top
SHE IS
A dog's best friend.
BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE
Ken Shnmpton earned a bachelor's
degree in biology from Santa Clara Uni-
verslly with the intention of going to
·medical school. But that's not what the
doctor prescribed. After graduation, the
Lido lslcmd resident was working as a
nanny when she saw a sign in the win-
dow of the 3 Dog Bakery, which, as the
name implies. bakes treats for pooches.
· "I've had a lifetime love of animals.•
Shrimpton said. •1 sew the Slgn am> and
it just saJd 'This is for you.' It's a nice way
to spend my day,•
After spending a year in training
while working sales for the bakery,
Shrimpton is ready -she ta~es over the
reins of pastry chef Uus Christmas.
TOP DOG
Not only did she not attend culinary
school as required for most chefs,. she
doesn't even bake at home, Shrimpton
said.
But Shrimpton can't wait to experi-
ment. She has learned the basics of the
Mpup.tart" t the Wpup cake# I the •basset
. bones• and the "chio wow pizzas.• Now
it's time to come up with some tontalizing
treats of her own.
Although she said the reopes mainly
come from the headquarters in Kansas
City, there is always room for creativity.
"l haven't come up with a specific
treat yet, but I want to keep things new
and fresh -keep people interested,• she
said.
NEWPORT·MESI WRAP·UP
' High.lights from Tuesday's New·
port-Ma~ school board meeting:
will be put on 30-day dJsplay in
Anatol's office.
When she does manage to beg off
from her duties for d few hours, Shrimp-
ton said she likes to go the movies and
read.
BREEDING NEW IDEAS
Prom med student to chef, Shrtmptdn
is now considering law school. Her pll\fl
is to attend law school in California ~
hopefully UCLA. so she can contin~e '?
work part-ti.me in the gounnet b1scwt
busmess.
Her goal is to practice mtemationtu
law. : -on the side, I definitely want to
champion arumal causes,• she said. · '
In the meantime, she will be bakirig
her way into the hearts of canines.
-stOf)' by Danette Goulet
· photo by Conrad Lau
BRIEFLY
Island's Atrium Park near US. and European jewelry the escalator to the Bloom-• ISSUE: The addition of four new
high school-level courses.
•ACTION: Approved, 7-0.
• ISSUE: Facilities mai:;ter plan
update.
Soup kitchen offers
Thanksgiving feast
designers. It also has an
in-store Jeweler and
watchmaker. "We have
designed a store that is as
magnificent as the jewels
we offer,• says owner
Marion Halfacre. "Our
goal was to increase prod-
uct selection and enchant
visitors with a new visual
ingdale's Home Store,
Alegria now carries an
even larger selection of
home decor, including its
unique signature pewter,
ceramics and botanicals.
Alegria offers a contempo-
rary and eclectic mix of
home accessories imported
• ACTION: None taken.
• SUMMARY: The board was
updated on the progress of the
facilities committee, induding the
new figures put together by the
architect.
from Mexico, such as pol-elegance We are sure that ished pewter frames, serv-
• SUMMARY: The director of cur-
riculum and assessment for New-
port-Mesa, Peggy Anatol, bf9ught
four courses before the board for
approval· Advanced Placement
French Llteraturc, Advanced Place-
ment Lahn Literature,
Tclevi.c;ion/Video Production and a
revised Health and Driver Educa-
tion.
The new esti.mat~ for repairing
the detenorating schools is $163
million. The board was mfonned
that this doe& not indude work
needed on leased properties or nec-
essary repaus to the district lmild-
ing at Baker and Bear trects.
our new design, with
hand-painted murals. 01s-
tom designed master
workstations and curved
vault counters. achieves
our goal • The new store
has a recomposition of
Michelangelo's ·coo Cre-
a ting Man" m a 50-foot
hand-painted cellmg mur-
al of "God Creating Man
and Woman • In the time-
ing pieces, platters, chan-
deliers. candlesticks,
lamps and tile-edged mir-
rors. Alegna has many
exclusive designs, as well
as a popular bridal reg-
istry service. The store
onginated as a kiosk ten-
ant in 1995 and quickly
became a favorite addition
to Fashion Island. It later
• •1Wice a year, we go to the
board with new courses and mate-
nah," Anatol said. ••These are the
courses taff members at different
chool.£ requested this year."
This semester, a Corona del Mar
High School teacher asked for
One other minor addition will be
teachlilg walls at the secondary lev-
el.
The facilities ubcomJTUttee con-
tinues to meet to decide how these
repairs will be funded. The facilities
committee Will meet again on Dec.
16.
opened a store in its cur-piece room, there 1s anoth-rent location in 1997.
dvanced French, Nev.rport Harbor
High School requested advanced
Latin and Costa Mesa wanted to
begin a television/video production
course.
Once the school board approvei:;
courses, they can be used at any
school in the distnct, not just the
school that requested them, Anatol
said.
• ISSUE: Board meeting sched·
ule. er recomposition of
Michelangelo's •God Cre-
ating Stars and Planets• as • ISEST BUYS is published Thurs·
days and Saturdays. If you know
•ACTION: Approved, 7-0. .
• SUMMARY: The board voted to
cancel a regular school board met;?I·
mg scheduled on Dec. 28, for the
"God's Creation of Time."
There is also a 30-foot
hand-painted wall mural
of a traditional clock dial
VOL 93, NO. 276
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The board also approved 19 high
school-level textbooks and two
mtcrmP.diate-level textbooks that
holidays.
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TEMPERATURES
Balboa
73148
Corona del Mar
73149
Costa Mesa
74/50
Newport Beach
73149
Newport Co.st
73149
SURP FORECAST
Seh will be out of the west
today In the waist· to
~houlder high 1rea. West·
facing beaches should see
~u In the shoulder high·
pluszon .
LOCA110N srn
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Newport .. '""""""''" ... 2 .... w BlcKlclcs .............. ,,_ • 2'4 w
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IND SURF
TIDES
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3:34 a.m.-........... " .......... t .9
First high
9:48• m ........................... 6.5
Second low
5.05 p m ............. :: •• " ...... -1.1
· Second high
11 .42 p.m ........................ 4.0
FRIDAY
First low
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'lrst high
10'.40 • m ..................... 6.3
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6:04 p m .............. '"'""'"°" Second high
eftcr midnight .......... n/a
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Someone Cares Soup Kitchen will host
its annual Thanksgiving feast today from
noon to 4 p.m. at 719 West 20th Street in
Costa Mesa.
While no volunteers are needed, every·
one is welcome to take part in the dinner.
The kitchen is expected to serve about
1,000 guests.
BUSINESS NOTES
Marketing agency hires
public relations executive
.
GreenLlght Communications, a New-
port Beach-based marketing agency, has.
hired Llsa Qwnn as a public relations:
assistant account executive.
Quinn comes to GreenLlght from Avco.
Financial Services, where she ttcted as a:
company liaison to financial institutions,
edited the company newsletter and partic-
ipated in the community involvement. ,
team.
GreenLight, headquartered in Fashion
Island, deals with comp,anies in the tech-
nology and telecommunicallons industries.:
POLICE FILES
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COSTA MESA
• w.st a.le.er StNet: A purse and ~rat pieces of 1ew·:
elry worth $7,500 were stolen from a car in the 600 block•
at 3:15 p.m. on Nov. 18 :
• fvti.rton Awnue: Stereo equipment and some pow·:
er tools worth $2,073 were stolen from a home In tM 1800 •
blodt the evening of Nov 13. :
• Meta Vwde Drive hat Several pieals of jev.lehy and•
computer equipment worth $1, 900 were stolen from •:
home in the 2700 block dunng the day of Nov 18. :
• Newport Boulev....t: A briefcase, cellular phone and•
some compact discs worth $590 were stol n from a car In :
the 2300 block the evening of Nov 18 :
• s.nta AM Awnue: Two t 2 packs of beer worth S 12'
were stolen from a store In the 1600 block at 1 40 a m. Sun••
day.
NEWPORT BEACH •
• Welt Cout Highway: A cellular phone worth S295 •
was stolen from a car in the 3100 block between Nov 17· •
19. !
• Newpott c.m.r Driw: A cellular phone worth $150 :
w s stOlen from a car 1n the 600 blo<.k at 9 p m. SatUfday
• R1"'91de Awcwt: A w llet and IU contents worth
S270 were stolen from a car 1n the 100 block between 9
am nd 12 30 pm. Sunday
-Da ily Pilot Thur5doy, November 25, 1999 A3
-9iving thanks to a season of low expectations MILLENNIUM MOMENT
THE BELL
CURVE
·w· hile you're having a second helprng of
.. turkey this afternoon,
: :you might reflect bnefly on the
: roots of this celebration as grat-
: :itude for a bountiful harvest.
: • But it's extremely doubtful
-that you'll remember -if,
;ncteed, you ever knew -that
1t came into official being
·more than a century ldler
because of a military victory.
• :Since then, Thanksgiving has
· -evolved mto an opporturuty to
· :Ceview our blessings, eat
• :excessively, and ponder the
"beginnings of winter and the
• -increasingly frenebc run to
Chnstmas
We're hosbng a large,
extended family Thanksgivmg
dinner today. And this, it
seems to me. is the ultimdte
blessirlg: the pnvilege or
bcmg surrounded by people
you love on a day that cele-
• brates more than anything
'else the JOYS and satisfactions
of family, ·
So for a few hours, l can
put aside my perception of the
changing role of Thanksgiving
over the seven decades I've
observed this holiday. Maybe
I've lived too long, but
Thanksgivmg today has
become a bookend for six
weeks of inordinate excess.
The stores are already deco-
rated, the Chnstmas tree Jots
open, the newspapers stuffed
with Christmas ads, an orgy of
spending underway.
I don't think that's what the
Pilgrims had in mind when
they gathered to give thanks
for a rich planting season thdt
would keep body and soul
together over a rugged winter
for this hardy band of immi-
grants. Nor was it what Abra-
ham Lincoln had in rruncl
when he proclaimed Thanks-
giving a national holiday a
few days after the carnage at
the battle of Gettysburg.
In isswng that proclama-
bon, Lincoln said: -1 invite the
people of the United States to
assemble on that occasion in
their customary places of wor-
ship, and, in the forms
approved by their own con-
sciences ... invoke the influ-
ences of the Holy Spint to
subdue the anger which has
produced and so long sus-
tained a needless and cruel
rebellion.•
So the stress of facmg star-
vation by the Pilgrims and
resolving a bloody, fratnodal
war by Lincoln that created
Thanksgiving and made it a
national holiday has now been
replaced by the stress of fight-
ing crowds m vast shopping
WHEN DINING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FOR ... ~~~~ Ml CASA "'-''I ."r
•
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO
ALSO ON OUR MENU.
"FISH TACOS"
TORTILLA SOUP
CHILI SIZE
CHILI CHEESE OMELETTE
Cockla1ls
Phone Ahead ror
Food To Go
malls for gifts we often don't
need and getting Christma~
card.c; olf in time. Plus another
stress that 1s perhaf>'> the great-
~• of all: high expectabons.
We set our:;elvcs up for dis-
appointment with the unreal
expectations almost demanded
of us by the Thdnksgiving to ·
Chnslmds holidays. And we'll
do ii again next year. And the
year after that. Part of the rea-
t->on, of coursn, l~ the changing
nature or the fdmtly. Wlwn I
Wds growmg up, the nudear
• family -good, bdd, or indif-
ferc>nt -was at le<lst intact.
Now, it's often splmterecl, with
multiple house hold · compet-
ing to sh<lre loved ones and
the accompanymg po1gnance
of who isn't there when we sit
down to dinner.
Maybe this is one of the
lessons Thanksgwmg can
teach us today as a kind of
warmup to Christmas: that ·
there is d good and proper ,
time for letting go of some of
our own needs and expecta-
llons Lcttrning to do that in
good grnc:e 1s both d cause for
giving thanks and a sure relief
from the sttess U1at so often
bwlds over the hohddys. And
m our household, we'll havf'
trn 1mmcchdte opportunity to
put this mto prdchce because
.my stepson won't be with us
on either Thdnksgiving or
Chnstmas.
This YE'dr, of cottrse. 1s
un1que m another respect. All
the normal stress and high
expectations of the holiday
season will be compounded
several tunes over by the
upcoming millennium.
Already the pressure to make
this mto a memorable, unfor-
gettabte·occas1on is building
expectations to a level I sus-
pect none of us are going to
reach. Or even want to by the
time it actually takes place.
Personally, I JUSl want to get 1
it over with. My fantasies nght
now are not of Times Square
at midnight or watching the
natives of Tanzuwa bnng in
the millennium. My fantasies
all have to do with sitting in
our TV room with my feel on a
stool a.Qd a beer in hand,
watching the Rose Bowl game
and wallowing 10 th~ knowl:
edge that this is all behind me
for another thousand years.
Of course I'm bemg told
that my TV might not work,
the Rose Bowl may disappear
into the 19th century and
there may not be any electnc
power. But I'm ready to take
my chances. If I've navigated
. ·successfully through the next
six weeks, a simple power fail-
ure should be a piece of cake.
I'll probably still pay too
much for a Chnstmas tree, do
my shopping on the 24th, and
get my cards out m February.
But I can dlso hope that on this
Thanksgiving J ran be at pedce
with myself, with the season,
and with those who dre here as
well as those who die not
That, along with the blessings
of .We and health, seems like
plenty to be thanklul for.
Even though J don't like
turkey very much.
• JOSEPH N. BEU. 1s a Santa Ana
Heights resident His column runs
, Thursdays
Moving off
stage and
into Newport
Her name isn't as
immediately recognizable
as that of John Wayne, but
Claue Trevor was Wayne's
co-star m "Stagecoach.•
She graced movies hkc
"Murder, My SweeV '
•Key Largo• and •Johnny
.Angel• before retiring to
Newport Beach with her husband, prooucer Milton Bren.
Trevor said she was imtidlly attracted to the area by
Dick Richard's market, where :;he would come hopping
with her husband.
Credits of her post-cinemallc life include acting as cam-
paign chamnan for the Orange County ArthritiS Founda-
tion and the March of Dunes.
• MIUENNJUM MOMENT. celebrates the people who have made a ma10<
contnbution to the Newport Mesa community during this c.entury
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Ph1bp E Strok, an dS<,QCI-
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Albert, Weiland & Golden,
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Board of Directors ol the
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Tbe forum, a nonproht
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pahon in the forum and
expundtng 1t pro-bono
efforts
Albert. Weiland & Golden
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•Thomas Fisher, who
died Tuesday, had
taught science at the
high school for all of its
33 years.
DANI: rrr Gov1 FiT
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COSTA MESA -for 33
years, Thomas Fisher shared
hls We and love of science
with the community.
He was known for . his
humor, dedicdllon, enthusi-
asm, caring and strength of
character
Tuesday afternoon, the
much-loved b1olog1cal sci-
ence teacher from Estancia
High School died of an appar-
ent heart attack in the very
room in which he dedicated
lus We to teaching
Students. tedchers and
ddm1mstrators remembered
hlID Wednesddy, sharing sto-
nes and .tedrs.
aid.
"He was a regular on the
sidelines at all the football
games, track and cross-coun-
try," Antal said. "He would
stop by me and say things like
'the last team that has the ball
ls going to win' and then keep
going. He was always right •
Students and faculty
shared their favorite memo·
rtes with each other, as well I
with phycologtsts and school
counselors, in an effort to
ease their grief.
#Some students were visi-
bly having a hard thne time
holding it together,• said
Rebecca Gogel, a school
counselor who met with Fish-
er's classes Wednesday.
of all I had done.
Our afternoon talks we had
to shore,
Sometimes life 1ust doesn 't
seem lair.
You told me that one day,
my sophomore year,
. You teach because you love
it so dear,
You told me teaching was
your job as a man,
And you will teach until
you no longer can ..
Now iS your chance to
jump and prance, · •.
r And teach those in heaven
who didn't get the chance.
I am so fortunate that you
taught me,
The impact you made you
will never see
Thank you for not killing
me dead,
When it slipped -;s that a
toupee on your head?"
The many falls down your
classroom stairs,
The loud noises from the
lab side chairs.
Yo'ur mural at whlch I never
got around lo,
. "Tom WdS JUSt a good-
humored guy," said Rich
Boyce, a teacher at Estdncia.
"In the lunch room he would
trade barbs with other teach-
ers We all talked to him at 1
o'clock yesterday. at lunch.
We lost a good guy."
1 • DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Students fondly remem-
bered lus skeleton in the
classroom closet, which he
named Henry; how he was
always at school at 7 a.m.; his
favorite saymgs like "the
body is a sugar lover" and
how he was always willing to
help before and after school
~one student told me that
she had always hated science
until she bad it with Mr. Fish·
er,· Gogel said. "She said he
taught her to love science.•
Many students made cards
and wrote tributes to him,
thanking him and expressi_ng
what be meant to them.
Those cards were sent to his
family.
Believe me the Eagles will
never for!Jet you. Estancia secretary Melanie Whittaker holds a card signed by students of Tom Fisher. I know you wiJJ teach in
heaven the lessons you taught
me,
Jn his pnvate life, Fisher
was a dedicated fisherman
and fanatical Thunderbird
fan. He loved to tell stories of
salmon fishing in Alaska.
"He had a lot of stories -
that was a great enjoyment,#
said teacher Tom Moody.
"This is just an example of
the very zest he had for life.
He loved to be up in the out-
doors.•
With the exception of his
first three years, Fisher spent
h1s entire teaching career at
Estancia.
He'd been there since the
day it opened.
•He was a science scholar
who was comrrutted to push-
ing the envelope on our cur-
riculum here,: said Tom
Antal, principal of Estancia.
"He spent several months last
sununer in Colorado learning
the latest tecbnology in DNA
blood and tissue analysis. He
was just second to none in
research biology science.•
Fisher also was an
extremely active coach at
Estancia for years. He spent
15 years as the head track
coach and nearly 20 as the
freshman football coach.
When he gave up coaching
track, he became an Orange
County track starter for the
next 14 years of so, Antal
The fanuly would not com-
ment Wednesday and ser·
vtces have yet to be planned.
The Estancia High School
community next week will
determine a fitting memonal. ·
How much luck/er could
those people be?
You were more than a
teacher, you were a friend,
We thank God he gave us
you to lend.
Thanks again for ,al/ your
time,
You gave us until 1999.
Oh, and I hove one last
confess10n to make,
The pictwe on the wall.
yes, I did breo.k.
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1ba11f?ful tbat these people are part q/tbe connnu n i/JJ
The annu.tl Thanks91vmg
tradition continues. The people
in the Newport·Mcstt commu-
ruty I'm thanklul for (wht>ther
they know tl or not):
Gary Adams, Jo Ellen Allen,
Mark Andrew:.;Ron Art<o. Rob
.Barbot, Manan and Garth
Bergeson, the Bcshores, J('ff
Bettiti, Danny Bibb, Mdrl,1 Bird,
Jim Bu1chf1eld, Joey Bishop,
Dana Black, Mr::.. Boeck, Gor-
don Bowley, Reeniu Boyer,
Charlie Brande', Marilyn Brew-
er, Marty Brower ...
D~Vid Brooks, Peter Buff a,
Spencer Burke, Bob Burnham ..
Jody Campbell, th~ Cnnlwells,
RogerCarbon.Ddvid
Carmichael, Jim Carnf'tt, the
Celeks, the Christewns, Steve
Churm, Bill Cote. Libby Cow-
an. Chris Cox, John and Donna
Crean. the Daily Pilot staff
(news assistants. columrust.s,
reporters, photographe rs, ccti-
tors, deSign'ers dnd my assJS-
tant, Kerry Flynn) ...
Jun Odle, John Dean, the
Deardorffs, Jan Dcbdy, Byron
de Arakal, the de Booms, Llnda
Dixon, Marshall Duffield, Mrs
Duncan, Jack Dwan, The Erick-
sons, Werner Escher, the
Edwards, Tom Edwards, Barry
Falllkner, Ed Fawcett, the r er-guso~. Jim Ferryman. Martha
Fluor, Jean and Frank Forbath,
Judy Franco, the Friends, Judy
Frutig, Judge Gardnnr, Jackie
Gillis
Norma Glover, M11Ce Gouls-
bee, Ms Grdlow, Mdrgarel
Gratton, the Gronsky::., Bill
Hamilton, Evelyn Htlrt, ~forle
HaUeberg, Jdckie Heather. Del
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In January 1947, JUSl d yedr
:after' the community voted to
expand Costa Me<t<l <me\ New-
port Hdrbor high schoob, ll
approved another measure to
, establish a community colh~c.
Founding prc..>s1clent Dr. Rasil
·H Pet~rson was hired by
,trustees on July 28, 1947.
' Dunng the next t 3 months,
•Peterson would assemble the
administration and a fdntlty of
33 professors and teachers.
His first hires were U1at or Dr.
James Thornton a5 OCC's fu-st
vice president, and W11l1dm F.
Kime:. as assistant supennt n-
dent in charge ol business.
: In January 1948, OCG was
given 243 acres of land, which
was once the Santa And Army
Air Base, by the WdI Assets
Administration m Washington,
D.C.
Fran AJl){}r was the CaIJ.>P.ntN
hired to transform the base into
a college When he amvc>d, 1t was surround<~ on thtN' sides
by wild bdrley and b<>an fields,
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Huffmdns, Carol Hwnphreys,
Tom Johnson, Ross Johm;on,
the Kenncys, LaDonna Kienitz,
the Kranzlcy::. ..
Lucille Kuehn, the (Drew)
Lawlers, the (Michael) Lawler-..
Wendy Lcec-e, Ba.rb1e LudoVJsc,
R.Jchdrd Luehrs, Steve Mdrble,
Mc1nners families, MdfUlers
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mcludmg holiddys," Alber.; said.
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O'N<>Jl, D<>nny O'NPJJ, Sueann
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Mri.. Ehr t, ElizabPth Parker,
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Oscdf S,mtoyo, Mrs. Schcr.r,
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Segerstrom funuly, Kim Set·
clPnberg. Sally Shea, Garry
Short, Jim Silva, the·Skinners,
Dave Snowden, Heather
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Stt>mbcrg, Jenifer Stevens,
Serene Stokes ...
Ken Stuart, Bonnie Swan,
Judy Sweeney, the Tellers, Lar-
ry Thomas, Tom Thomson, The
Tune?::. newsroom folks, the Tm·
glers, R0<Jer Ttrabassi, Jim
Toledano, Cltitcnce Turner, Bill
Voit, tl1e g<.109 al Wahoo's, Jean
Wdlt, thu Webbs, the Wights,
Rostllmcl Wtlliclms, Karen Wil-
son, Tom Wilson, Jim and Nikki
Wood, Mrs Wood, David
Woot<•n, Forrest Wylder, Bob
Wynn, the (John) Yedgers, the
(Kurt} Yet1gers, C athenne
Ydmovich, f3c1rry Zdnck, Latty
ZemtJn, Gloria Zigner and all
thf' n.uly Pilot aclverti..-,ers and
r~ndcrs
Ancl my fetrnily· Greer, Tay-•
tor, Tn'itdn, Mdtthew and Oliver
(amvtng mid·Jdnuary).
Hdppy Thanksgiving.
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c1n additional 2,000 porkmg
spaces.
"Quite honestly, 1t is what
we c•xpected for a holiday,"
said Nguyen.
Many travetnrii tri£>d to
beat the dflerr .nd early
evening rushe.. booking
early morning • ~hts out of
town.
'. "We want to get the heck
out of Dodge before 1t gets too
crowded,· said Laguna Hills
re.<,1dent I l olly Ohhg OhJ1g,
accompcanted by hv<> family
members, said travelmg the
da.y hefore Thdnks91vmg was
the only option bocilu'le her
kids had <;chool.
Dunng the Thanksg1vmg
weekend, more thun 2 million
Southern Cahformans will
drive morP than 100 miles
and 25,700 fhers will pass
through JWA. More than 280
plane<; either arnved or
depdrte>cl Wednesday.
Richard Luehrs, president
of the NE>wport Hc>ach Cham-
ber of Commerr.f•, said trafhc-
doesn't necessanly translate
into big business m Newport
Beach TyP.iet1Uy, lhP hohdtty&
are d l~ttl(' -,oft m Newport
Beach, but lot'db mc.1ke up for
1t m dinner tal>s.
"We are not thdl kind ot d
deslmahon." Luehrs said.
"But we do tremendous busi·
ness m turkey cltnners."
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opt tor re ervahons instead of wiU1 the auport' lac1hues can
cooking their own mcais. nm into problem
Local dmmg estabhshment::., extra e< unty me su1e
uch d the Four Seasons. The are also taken around th hol·
Ri\z and the Arche , will do tdays. According to ecur1ty,
rol>ust business over the s1,1perv1sor Edward
weekrmd. Sc:hwenl<c. an add1hondl four
. "Some people ju st don't p<'ople are brought m dunng
want to mess with it," Luehrs the holiday to mi.peel pns-
Satd. "This weekend really ~engcns and them bdggage.
slttrt!o> the t}oliday season " With the lalt•:.t equipment,
The Autl)mobile Club of they thoroughly iw<1rch for
Southern California has pre-drugs, knives and guns.
pored a laundry list of precau-One womun's joke dbout
lions for holiday tfdvelers. hdvtng fl gun was not well-
T1ps mclu(ie getting enough received Wednc•:.day. Secun-
slf'ep (drowsy dnving ts as ty ofhcials searclied hPr and
dangerdus as drunk dnvmg), her baggage ,i::. c.1 result of her
mdking sure automobile fluid idea of holiday humor.
levels and tire pressures rtre With the added nwnber of
checked, calling ahead to see • peoph• passing through JWA.
1f your route 1s cledr and mdk· bd(Jgdge theft~ tend to
ing sure that sleeping chil-mr.redw as wt>ll, Sdld Bob dren in the back seat dre buckled up. Lampcrs of the Orange Coun-
A second wave of ldst-ty Shenlf'::. Dcpdrtment.
minute travelers a re expected • Buggdgc thelt ls some-
to pa<;s through JWA today thmg you hc.tvC> to I~ aware of
dnd m<:tnY of the major air-during peak travel llmes, •
Imes have tdken extra steps Lampers said. "But baggage
to make the expenence as theft her<• 1s nom1dlJy pretty
low." pleasant as possible.
"With increased family For the most part. thmgs
travelers, we prepare by get-went smoothly Wl'dncsday.
ling more wheelch~Lrs reddy, ex(ept perhttps for Mano
boxes for gifts and coloring · Pdtndr<.c1, drl 8·05 d ,m drrival
books dnd crayons for the from Sdcramento
kids," sdid Umted Airhnes Appearing puzzled, ht!
supervisor Chdfles Barnes. stared ell the bdg!)uge claim
Barnes sdid the d1Herence CdrousPJ, dskmu u passeru~
between holiddy trafhc dnd for help.
the resl of the year, beyond •Do you know how l get
sheer numbers, 1s thdt JWA 1s my goll clubs otf of this
usudlly filled Wilh busmess thmg?"
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:A6 Thursday, November 25, 1999 society
Locals converge as Karl Malden receives
award from Chapman University
A. ctor Karl Malden stole
the sflow recently at .
the 1999 American
Celebration presented by
Chapman University. The leg-
endary Hollywood figure,
recipient of an Academy
Award for best supporting
actor for his perf onnance in'
the 1951 film "A Streetcar
Named Oesife, • had.come to
the university to receive its '
Llfetime .Arts Achievement
Award,
Telling the black-tie audi-
ence of more than 800 guesf.s
-championed by event eo-
chairs Cedlla Presley and
Ron Soderling of Newport
Beach -that throughout his
career, despite his success on
stage, in film and on televi-
sion, he was never really rec-
ognized in public. He could
walk down the street unboth-
"ered, which is a terrible bother
to an actor.
Malden teased the crowd
repeatedly as he chronicled
his achievements, ~ the
line, "nobody knew me.•
Malden was leading up to his
finale, sharing with the
Orange County assemblage
that his grandchildren and his
children and his beloved wife
of 60 years, Mona, all "know
him very well, and that is all
that really matters.•
The crowd was moved to
tears and applause simultane-
ously as the tributes ended
and a marvelous student musi-
TH'E CROWD
cal production capped the
evening for Chapman.
The 18th annual American
Celebration raised $600,000
for student scholarships at the
local university.
"We did 25% better than
last year, and we are shooting
for a mUlion next year,•
offered event co-chair Ron
Soderling, hosting the
evening with his wife, Gall.
The handsome Newport cou-
ple enjoyed the success of the
evening with son, Kurt Soder-
ling, and his new wife, Melin-
da, and friends Bill and Judy
Barry, Gisela and BUI Mad-
den, Mla Matte l and
StephanJe Bond, all of New-
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Before the tributes to
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Edison International for their
generous support of Chapman
goal~.
"Yesterday this was a park-
ing lot,~ mused Chapman
president Jim Doti. The trans-
formation was stellar. An ele-
gant evening found past
Chapman honorees Paul
~essler and Elmer Bernstein
in the crowd hosted by the
lovely Cecilia Presley and her
distinguished developer hus-
band Randall Presley.
Always best-dressed Suki
McCardle was on hand with
mate Randy Mccardle. Vlr·
gtnia Knott and Paul Bender
joined Knott sister Toni
Oliphant, Gloria and Ray
Osbrink, and Congresswoman
Loretta Sanchez, a Chapman
graduate, for an evening of
considerable style to raise
funds supporting the dreams
of future generations.
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Doily Pilot date book Thursday, November 25, 1999 A7.
'Sleepy Hollow' will ;keep you awake, 'Mansfield Park' won't
• eDITOR'S NOTE: The Reel Critics
o!Umn features movie critiques
rhten by community members
1ng on our panel.
P att dramtt, part horror
and all adventure, Tim
Burton's latest qu st is
one wild ride.
Bodies arc popping up in
Sleepy Hollow -without
~ their heads. Jn the mist
shrouding the night, a head-
less horsem~n ndes withJt
deadly sharp sword. TI1e rc.c;1-
ents are Jri.ghten<'d, and the~·
ant 1t to stop. Constable lch·
dbod Crane
the show,
but Christi·
na Rica
steals the
limelight
with her
haunting
nature.
She's
dynruruc
Mellsaa Richardson. and forceful
and femi-
rune -a true leading lady.
N1vola,
nus the
mark com-
plc.lely in
captunng
the esi;cnce
of Craw-
ford's seduc-
tive wit and
chcmn.
N1vola is
imply too
small of nund and hody tor
uch a role. • •
Philip Ruland
EEL CRITICS g~~~~
handed the
job: use his newfan~lecl mves-
tigatmg theones and try to
find a killer. ThPH! is one
problem -he's a complNe
wimp.
Depp does a superb JOb as
always. Mastering the con-
stanUy confused Crane is not a
simple task, especially while
cdpturing Crane's sensitivity
and logical manners. Depp's
character may have more
twists than the plot, but Depp
shines through. untangling
knots that would tnp up most
actors.
Johnnie Depp, middle, and Christine Ried, right, feat the headless horseman's \\Tilth in
Tim Burton's .. Sleepy Hollow."
·More egreglQu:., though, is Ro:rnmd~ det1s1on to modern-
ize cert.tin aspe~~ of the tory.
WP cHP a tom hed to learn Sir
Thomas Bertrum b a slave
trader, Ladr BPrtram an op1wn
add1r.t, and that Mary Craw-
ford has a romanuc thing for
Fanny Price This sort of fabn-
callon ol Au :tPn's work is
~nllrely unn£>Ces ary dOd
<;hows ..i w111JuJ dhregard for
the intent and mtPgnty of her
"'ork.
With or wtlhout ( 'rdne, it
murderer is hndlly found -
but how can you stop d ghost"?
Burton is a wudr<'I with
"ddfk" movies 11~ cuts" fine
line between horror, rtd\'en-
ture and drama. f le can even
find a way to to .. s m d little
romance and sl.lll keep the•
pace al d 9allopmu "peed. l fie;
films arc so uniqttl' tht1l
they're il hreatht• or fresh dlf
Th~ special f!!fect-. alom• are
\\ orth the Ucket pnce
·~1eepy Hollow" 1 an
edge-of-U1e·s~at movw nqht
up unW the credits roll. It ha'>
:as many tw1i.;ts <tnd turn-: as
"Usual Suspt?cts," which
makes Sleepy l lollow some-
thing of a odcJ.lldll: a intelli-
gent "scdry" movil•!
Depp might bP. the Sldr of
There IS some graphic
hghbng and murdering
scen~s. But to offset that, Bur-
ton's CdSt and crew have
woven together a riveting sto- .
ry that grabs on and.takes you
tor an exciting ride. It's a roller
I codster, and if you can handle
the drops that come with some
spurting blood and gore. then
run and see this movie.
• MELISSA RICHARDSON, 19, ts a
Costa Mesa resident and a junior at
UCI.
Screen version of
·Mansfield Park' fails
P erhaps a screenwnter
with the skill of an
Emma Thompson
("Sense and Sensibility")
could have made a decent
screen version of Jane
Austen's "Mansfield Park.•
We will never know as the
Canadian writer-director Patri-
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.9-'.f-M
c1a Rozemd has given us the
latest him rendering of this
great novel
lfanslatJ.ng such a nch and
p:.ychologicnlly complex liter-
ary work successfully to film is
o tremendously difficult
endeavor. 1t ic; an artistic
unclertakinq that requU'es
great subtlety a nd skill, dfld
·unfortunately Rozema. and
the others responsible for Utis
ldrgcly incoherent film, are
not up to the task.
"f\.tanshPld Park• ts the sto-
ry of Fanny Pnce, a J>90r
young gl!l who through a bit
of yood luck 1s sent to live
with her wecdthy relations -
the Bertrdms. The book is pn-
mdrily concerned with the dif-
ficult moral ch01ces each of its
three mam characters must
make.
Austen gives us a heroine
for the ages m Fanny Price,
who 1s thoroughly modem in
her mdependence of thought,
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'Pajama Gcime' is well-acted revival
with cOmplicated scene changes
TL1MTm.is
l T he Pa Jama Gdme,"
en1onng a spnghtly
, revival at the New-
port Theater Arts Center, is
one of those oldi~ but pretty
goodie:> that Cdllle alopg in the
mid-1~50:;, between the tune
Rodgers and Hammerstem
were the big noise in musica.l
theater am1 the era when
Stephen Sondheim used it for
~ own lyrical playground.
H's heavy Qn plot (umon
versus manugem~nt m a pdJd
ma factory over tt 7 112-cent
niise) with d converuenl love
story (tough new plant supPr-
intendent and the shapely
•gnevance> committee"), not
to mention a c-ollec:tion of
songs that have endured for
four decades
At Newport, dtrPclor Terry
Miller Schmidt has blended
these elements into a thor-
oughly enjo}able production
that suff£>rs only from the
lengthy, complicated seem('
transitions that kc>ep mostly
hidden musical chrector
Odm1en Lorton dnd his threE•-
p1ece combo busy covenng.
Out front, the ensemble
energy expended on this vm-
tage musical is explosive, bol-
stered by Roberta Kay's imagi-
ndttve choreography -~ the siz-
zling "Steam Heat" number
reminiscent of Bob Posse'.s
better work. This is hardly sur-
pnsmg, since Kay hus both
starred m and staged "Sweet
Charity.• ·
Darren C. Buckels, in the
role onginated by Orange .
County's John Raitt, delivers a
strong perfo~te both dra-
mdttcally and vocally ds the
no-nonsense factory honcho
whose mdchismo melts in the
hands of the union doll. Buck-
el<> manages to be alternately
tlbrupt and sympdthetic,
-.ometimes in unison, and ca11-
m•s off hlS singing as ign-
mcml'i splenctidJy
Then there is Adriand
Sitnchez Every theater should
havP one, but there JUSt aren't
f•nough to go around. Sdnchez
1s simply delightful as the
shop worker who sndres the
super and redefines labor-
mdnagement relations, bring-
ing d superb set of vocal p1pes
to her renditions of •Hey
There" and "I'm Not at All In
Love"
Kyle Myers takes the show-
stealing role of the Mtime
study man" l bne:i; and d~i;
1ust that, reveling m the
show's opportunity for physi-
cal comedy. Opposite him is a
tenilic performance by
Melanie Jacobsen as the office
secretary who holds the key to
the labor dispute and shines
(along with Gary Tnnidad and
Danny Larsh) in "Steam
Heat."
The coterie of garment
workers funcbons smoothly,
paced by Kerri Vickers as the
flirtatious Mae. Gregory Gruca
is a'stem, unbending, old-
world boss and Tony Grande
hts comfortably into the role of
Sanchez' folksy rdilroad engi-
neer father.
With less time expended on
scene changes -always a
bugaboo with the older musi-
cals -"The Pajama Grune"'
wouJd be a scintillating
revival, of the level •Bells Are
Ringing" achieved at the
Newport theater a year ago.
CertainJy the Richard Adler-
Jerry Ross score holds up well
when played penoci. as this
production lS.
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Daily Pilot date book Thursday, .November 25, 1999 A9
At AutoBistro, get gourme_t fast food from ab9ve
In Amenca, we like bigger,
better and faster. We're talking
about a country that knows the
difference between an Internet
log·on time of .0008 dnd 008;
people that generdlly appreci·
ate the "fast" in fast food more
than the food itself.
AutoBistro, at the enp of
auto row on Pac1fic Coast
Highway, was conceived by
ow n e r
•------Jonathan .DINING REVIEW ~~~9:~z~
with the
plan to offer fast and good
food. Hence the "auto," as in
fast, and the •bistro,• as in
tasty, gourmet food.
This concept comes with a
21st century twist that makes
for an interesting drive through
this drive-through restaurant.
The restaurant is actually
above you, an idea that
Rodriguez-Atkatz and hls
~chitect developed to fully uti-
liZe the lot and solve potential
parking and traffic problems.
You pull up to the ordering
booth and actually speak Wlth
:a person and then drive on to
ftnd your order transported ~own on dumbwd.iters -the
lectronic kind, silly.
It is so unique that you
xpect to see the Jetsons hov-
nng somewhere in line pic-
nicking on personal pizzas and
turkey pot pies. While you are
looking for George and his boy
Elroy, peruse the menu.
AutoBistro uses th& slogan
f ood From Above, and with
this kind of setup, it is literally
Just that. While the new colors
pf AutoBistro are a bright gold
d maroon, you won't conJµse
this restaurant with any other
dnve-through. With its space-
&ge look and its healthy and
creative menu choices, this
isn't your average hamburger
jomt
While there ts a B1stroburg-
er on the menu ($4.95), ham-
burgers are not the main draw.
AutoBistro's main draw is that
it provides healthier, fresher
YOUR DENTAL HEALTH
by Dttdtta Rkh. o.o.s.
STEltIUZATION
INSTRUMENTAL FOR
SAFETY
Patient~ who wmry .ibout
concncting vuiou\ infc~lions in the
dcnt~t's office on Ix ~a.t\urcJ by the
fact thu 93 J>(rccnt of all dcntmt hei1-
sccnliu their instrument~ bttwttn
paucnu, according to :a \uni.)' by the
Aimrican Dent.ii As.tod.anon Tiit
hat-s1ailiution of rru~bk irutrumcnu
(a!Dng with the u'IC of varioU\ harncr
ccchniquo, -the use of disposable itt"ms
whc:n~r ~1blc, anJ the duinfcuion
of all work Jurlico) u but Ol\l' of the
stringent guiddino tlur denmu follow
in roporuc to ~ommcnd~tion) ma.Jc
bv the Ccntm for D1SC1.SC Control ;and P~C"Ytntion :olllJ the American Dent.ti
~arion, ~ well :u mandatory safccy
procedure! ~ucd by the Organiz..uinn
' of Safny and Health A\M><foion He21·
\tcnbulion of inmumcnu i\ an
c-ctmncly effective mr~ns of dC\troying
bacteria and viruSC\.
and a mor~ varied menu than
other fast-food. d.rive-lhroughs.
Everything is pr!!pared to
order, which instantly sets it
apart from other "on the go"
restaurants.
Caesar salad ($4.45),
sesame peanut noodle salad
($5.55) and several others are
available for the low-carb
dieters We tried the Chinese
chicken salad ($6.95), which
was enough for two as an
appetizer. The veggies were
fresh and crisp, though the-
dressi{lg could have used a lit-·
tle more zing for my taste.
Bistro sandwiches like the
grilled-ctucken focaccia
($4.95), the roast beef focaccia
sandwich ($4.95), and the clas-
sic caprese sandwich ($4.95)-
thickly sliced mozzarella,
Roma tomatoes, fresh basil and
olive . oil -are some of the
most popular items on the
menu and a far cry from a flat
hamburger under a heat lamp.
The bread on these sandwich-
es is always served warm,
which again, is not always true
for the drive-through ham-
burger.
My friend Leslie, who fre-
quents the AutoBistro regular-
ly, orders her favorite: the
smoked ham and Swiss ($4.95)
on a rusbca roll with chipotle
mayonnaise. Her husband,
Lance, would. say the main
draw is the Bistro chlps ($1 .25),
vinegar and salt thickly sliced
potato chips that alone make
the drive worthwhile.
A tuna salad pita and a
chicken Caesar pita round out
the sandwiches. Two hot
entrees that definitely stand
out for a drive-through are the
penne pomodoro ($6.45) and
the turkey pot pie ($8.65) The
tur~ey pot pie has a puff pastry
crust and was served pipmg
hot. Although a shade salty, I
would order this again
Personal pizzas are avail-
able and rather inexpensive.
We tried the Thai chicken piz-
za ($6.45); barbecue chicken,
tomato and basil, and your
classic cheese and pepperoni
are other options.
AutoBistro's goal ~ to cater
to more sophisticated tastes,
but even the most sopbiSticat-
ed people can appreciate a
good brownie Cookie bites, .
apple tarts and fresh frwt can
also cure the sweet tooth and
AutoBistro has them. Just
reading the breakfast menu
will bring us back to Auto-
Bistro
Smoothies, fresh baked
scones, muffins and cinnamon
rolls, several quiches, and
s'moked ham and chee,se
scramble pitas sound too good
not to try.
If the whole concept of
gourmet fast food served from
above still seems to foreign to you,
log on to www.autobistro.com and
take an interactive tour. You c.an
even order ahead and speed up
the already speedy process. Go
on. give 1t a by.'
In the creation of Auto-
Bistro, Rod.riguez-Atkatz tried
to provide the answer to this
question, "When was the last
time you were proud of your
fast food purchase?" Just think
about that Proud of fast food?
Revolutionary In the spirit of
this country itself, we will wait
and see if a restaurant so con-
cetved can long endure
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back a.t no charge.
14K add-on slides start at $150.
CHARLES H. BARR
949-642-3310 1'803 Wostcliff Dr .. Newport Beach
Auto
Bistro
+WHERE:
3100 West
Coast High-
way, New-
port Beach
+WHEN:
DAILY, 7 a.m.
to 10 p.m.
+HOW
MUCH: Mod-
erate
+PHONE:
(949) 515-
9060
+ON THE / WEB: ,_
www.auto-
bistro.com
DON llACH /OAJ..'V PILOT
AotoBistro chef Jonathan Rodriguez-Atkatz holds gourmet chicken sal-
ad made quitk to order for patrons in a hurry for good food at the right
price. Auto Bistro ls Jess expensive than most fast food and tastes better.
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'Pajama Game' is well-acted revival . ~~
with complicated scene changes -
ToM T1rus
I T h.c Pujdma Gumq, •
enjoying a sprightly
revival t1t the New-
port Theater Arte; Ccmtcr, 1s
one of thosC\ oldies but pretty
goocties that came alopg in the
mid-1950s, between the time
Rodgers and Hammerstein
were the big noise m musical
theater and the eru when
Stephen Sondheim us<.>d 1t for
his own lyncal.plt1yground.
It's heavy on plot (union
versus managcm~nt in a J>dJd-
ma factory over a 7 1/:l-cent
raise) with a convenwnt love
story (tough new plant super-
intendent and tho shapely
•gnevance commille<'.!" J, not
to mention d collcc.hon of
songs that have endurC'd for
four decad<>s
At Newport. chwrtor TNfy
Miller Schmid! has hlended
these elem<"nts into ,1 thor-
oughly en1oydhl<• produchon
that suffers only from the
lengthy, complm.lted scenic
transitions that kN?p mo~tly
tudden mus1cnl chrt•ctor
Danuen Lorton und his threc•-
p1ece combo busy c-ovenng.
Out front, the ensPmhle
energy expended on this vm-
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tage musical is explosive, bol-
stered by Roberta Kay's imagi-
native choreography --the' siz-
zling "Steam I Ieat• number
reminiscent of Bob Fosse's
better work. This is hardly sur-
pnsmg, since Kay has both
starred in and staged "Sweet
Charity.• ·
Darren C. Buckels, in the
role originated by Orange
County's John Raitt. delivers a
strong performance both dra-
matically and vocally as the
no-nonsense factory honcho
whose machismo melts in the
hands of the union doll. Buck-
ets manages to be alternately
abrupt and sympathetic,
sometimes in unison, and car-
. ries off his singing ass1gn-
ments splendidly
ThE'n there is Adriana
Sanchez. Every theater should
have one, but there JUSt aren't
rnough to go around. Sanchez
1s simply deUghtful as the
shop worker who snares the
supN and redefines labor-
mancigement relations, bring-
mg a superb set or vocal pipes
to her renditions of "Hey
There" and "I'm Not at All In
Love"
Kyle Myers takes the show-
stealing role of the "time
study man• Hines and does
ju~t thdt, reveling m the
show's opportunity for physi-
cal comedy. Opposite him is a
terrific performance by
Melanie Jacobsen as the office
sccretdry who holds the key to
the labor dispute ana shines
(dlong with Gary Trinidad and
OdnJly Larsh) in •steam
Hedt.•
-The coterie of.gannent •
workeri; functions smoothly,
paced by Kem Vickers as the
flirtatious Mae. Gregory Chica
is a ·stern, unbending, old-
world boss and Tony Grande
fits comfortably into the role or
Sanchez' folksy railroad engi-
neer rather.
With less tune expended on
scene changes -always a
bugaboo with the older musi-
cals -"The Pi,1ama Game·
would be a scintillating
revival, of the level .. Bells Are
Ringing" achieved at the
Newport theater a year ago.
Certainly lhe Richard Adler-
Jerry Ross score holds up well
when played period, as this
production is.
'The Paiama Game'
-4• WHERE: Newport Theater Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport
Beach
+ WHEN: Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2:30
through Dec. 19
• TOM TITUS reviews local theater
for the Daily Pilot. His reviews
appear Thursdays and Saturdays.
+HOW MUCH: S15
+PHONE: (949) 631·0288
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• Laminating Available
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Kyle Myers .
expounds to
Melanie
Jacobson ln a
coJnic scene • ·
from "The
Pajama
Game" at the
Newport
Theater Arts
Center.
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At ·AutoBistro, get gourm~t fast food froril above
In Amenca, we like bigger,
better and faster. We're talking
about a country that knows the
difference between an Internet
log-on time of .0008 and .008;
people that generally dppreci-
ate the "fastH in fast food more
than the food it!ieU.
AutoBistro, at the ena of
auto row on Pdclfic Coast
Highway. was ~onccived by
owner
•------Jonathan DINING REVIEW !0~~g~~z;
with the
plan to offer fast and good
food. Hence the •auto," as in
fast, and the ·bistro,• as in
tasty, gourmet food.
nus concept comes Wlth a
21st century twist that makes
for an interesting drive through
this drive-through restaurant.
·The restaurant is actually
above you, an idea that
Rodriguez-Atkdtz and h1s
architect developed to fully uti-
lize the lot and solve potential ·
.parking and traffic pr?blems.
You pull up to the ordering
booth and actually speak with
a peTson and then drive on to
find your order transported
down on dumbwaiters the
electronic kmd, s1lly.
It is so umque that you
expect to see the Jetsons hov-
ering somewhere in line pic-
nicking on personal pizzas and
turkey pot pies. While you are
looking for George and his boy
Elroy, peruse the menu.
AutoBistro uses the slogan
Food From Above, and with
this kmd of setup, 1t 1s literally
1ust that While the new colors
of AutoBistro are d bnght gold
and maroon, you won't confuse
this restaurant with any other
dnve-through. With its space-
age look and its healthy and
creative menu choices, this
isn't your average hamburger
joint
While there 1s a Bistroburg-
er on the menu ($4.95), ham-
burgers are not the mdin draw.
AutoBistro's main draw is that
it provides healthier, fresher
YOUR DENTAL HEALTH
by~nca Rich, 0.0.S.
SfERILI.ZATION
INSfRUMF.NTAL FOR
SAFE'IY
Paucnl\ wbo \I.Ori')' ahout
contracting vinous infntiun\ in the
dentist's office can be ~urcJ by tht'
fact th.it 93 percent of all dcnum hat·
(tcriliu their inmumenu bctv.ccn
1>3ticnts, according to a \Uf"(}' b)· the
AmmQI\ Dental .\sSO(iauon. Tht
hat-stcnhution of rrus;.al>lc inmumcms
(.ilong with the use of vario01 bamcr
technique.\, the we of duposable i1em'
whencvtr powble, and the duinfet:tlon
of all woril \Urfaca) j, hut one of the
mingcm guidelines th.u dcnmu follow
in r poruc to n:'°mmendauons m.ide
bv the Centers for Oi!US<' Control and P~cion and the American Dental
A.s.\oc1ation, as 'lllcU '-' mand.itciry Wcty
procedures is.sued by the Organiution
ofSafccy .md Health Ass<iciation. H121·
nenlaauon of inmumcnti i~ an
extremely effective means of d~troying
bmcria and virusci.. ·
and a more varied menu than
other fast-food drive-lhroughs
Everything • is pr.ep"ared to
order, which instantly sets lt
apart from other "on the go"·
restaurants.
Caesar salad ($4.45),
sesame peanut noodle salad
($5.55) and several others are
available for the low-carb
dieters. We tried. the Ctunese
chicken salad ($6.95), which
was enough for two as an
appetizer. The veggies were
fresh and crisp, though the
dressing could have used a ltt-
Ue more Zlilg for my taste
· Bistro sandwiches like the
grilled-chicken focacaa
($4.95), the roast beef focaccia
sandWich ($4.95), and the clas-
sic caprese sandwich ($4.95) -
thickly sliced mozzarella,
Roma tomatoes, fresh basil and
olive oil -are some of the
most popular items on the
menu and a far cry from a flat
hamburger under a heat lamp.
The bread on these sandwich-
es is always served warm,
which again, is not always true
for the drive-through ham-
burger.
My friend Leslie, who fre-
quents the AutoBistro regular-
ly, orders her favorite: the
smoked ham and Swiss ($4.95)
on a rustica roll Wlth ctupotle
mayonnaise. Her husband,
Lance, would say the main
·draw is the Bistro chips ($1.25),
vinegar and salt thickly sliced.
potato chips that alone make
the drive worthwhile.
A tuna salad pita and a
chicken Caesar pita round out I
the sandwiches. Two bot
entrees that definitely stand
out for a drive-through are the
penne pomodoro ($6,.jS) and
the turkey pot pie ($8.65). The
turkey pot pie has a puff pa5try
crust and was served piping
hot. Although a shade salty, I
would order tlus again.
Personal pizzas are avail-
able and rather inexpensive.
We tried the Thai chicken piz-
za ($6.45): barbecue chicken,
tomato and basil, and your
classic cheese and pepperoni
are other options
AutoBistro'6 goal is to cater
to more sophisticated tastes, "\
bul even the most soptustieat-
ed people can appreciate a
good brownie Cookie bites,
apple tarts and fresh fruit can
also cure the sweet tooth and
AutoB1stro has them. Just
reading the breakfast menu
will bnng us back to Auto-
B1Stro.
Smooth1es, fresh baked
scones; muffins and annamon
rolls, several qUiches, and
smoked ham and cheese
scramble pitas sound too good
not to try.
If the whole concept of
gourmet fast food served from
above still seems to foreign to you,
log on to www.autobistro.oom and
take an interactive tour. You can
even order ahead and speed up
the already speedy pTOO!$. Go
on. give 1t a try.
In the creation of Auto-
Bistro, Rodrtguez-Atkatz tried
to provide the answer to this
question, "\\Then was the last
time you wer proud of your
fast food purchase?" Just think
about that. Proud of fast food?
Revolutionary. In the spirit of
this country itsell, we will wait
and see if a restaurant so con-
ceived can long endure.
Create A Family Heirloom
Begin with a. "Starter Bracelet" a.nd a.dd a.
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anniversaries and a.11 her important
occasions. We engrave a. name or date on the
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14K add-on slides start a.t $160.
CHARLES H. BARR
949-642-3310 1803 Westcliff Dr .. Newport Beach
Auto
Bistro
+WHERE:
3100West
Coast High-
way, New-
port Beach
+WHEN:
-DAILY, 7 a.m.
to 10 p.m.
+HOW
MUCH: Mod·
er ate
+PHONE:
(949) 515-
9060
+ON THE
WEB:
www.auto-
bistro.com
·-·
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DON l!ACH I DAlY PllOT
AuloBlstro chef Jonathan RodriQl!ez-Atkatz holds gourmet chic.ken sal-
ad made quick to order for patrons in a hurry for good food at the right
prtc~. Auto Bistro ls Jess expensive than most fast food and tastes better.
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AIO Thursday, November 25, 1999 COIDIDUDI forum Doily Pilot
W e asked
grade-
schoolers
what they had to be
thankful for this
year. Here's _what
they wrote (in their
original grammar
and spelling):
Mrs. McNamara's second-
grade dass at Adams Elemen-
tary Schoof in Costa Mesa.
J am thankful for my farruly.
My family helps me on my
homework.
RYAN CHERNEY
I am thankfuJ for God and
Jesus because God make us. I
am thankfuJ for Jesus because
he died for our sins.
NICOLE MARLBOROUGH
I am tankful for my GdJUe
Boy because I enJOY playing H
I am also thankful for my mom
because she feeds me.
COLEMAN BROWN
I am thankful for my momy
because she buys stuff for me
and my cousms. Yesterday she
bought me a dog and lu.s
name IS Lucky and she also
bought me a cat and h.lS name
is Caterpee.
RENE CORTEZ
I am thankful for my dad
and mom because my mom
gives me food. My dad gives
me good food too
EDUARDO ESPINOZA
I am thankfuJ for my mom
and for my dad because I love
them. My mom makes food to
eat for me M)I dad takes me
to Chuckie Cheese
VANESSA JAIMES
I am thanktuJ for my mom
because my mom buys me
toys. And some stuff for Poke-
mon. She makes me good
food, too'
ANDRES AGUIRRE
I am thankful for my mom
and ddd. My mom 1s good to
me because she buys me toys
My dad is good to me because
he takes me out to places.
ALEXIS THOMSON
I am thankful for my mom
because .she is going to buy
me Nintendo 04.
EDWIN MORALES
I am thankful for my mom
and my dad. My mom worked
so bard to buy me a turkey for
Thanksgiving
ASHKAN NASIRJ
I am thankful for my family
because they s"erve me turkey
on Thanksgiving
KEVIN KISER
I am thankluJ for my motor-
cycle because it is fun My
parents bought it for me. CA~EY SNYDER
I am thankful for the car
Road Ripper because 1t IS cool.
I like the Road Ripper bccttuse
it goes at a speed at 200 mph
AARON LUDLOW
I am thankful for my mom
because she sometunes gives
me ice cream when l am sick. 1
am thankful for my ginny pigs
because they are my lnends.
USA DAGUE
Mrs. V1iss' and Mrs. Beac.ham's
second-grade dasses, ICilly-
brooke Elementary In Costa
Mesa:
I am thankful for my dad
because he tak(> · rn to play
soccer.
MICHAEL ALVAREZ
I am thankful for my mom
because she works hard for
me and sho car for me.
DOREAN DORANTES
I am thankful for the ky,
gross, tr • Welt "r, mountams,
food, sun and the moon.
STEPHANIE FABER
J am thankful for God who
made people bccau e iJ thcr
were no pcopl thcr would
only be animals.
JESSE FOX
Happy ~ Thanksgiving ... . ... ,. ..... .
at are you th~~ ~I ? J.Or. ..
. MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY PllOT
Kindergartners Kaia Seagondollar, front, and Sarah Woods, rear, mold day into pottery bowls with Indian designs as part
of Harbor View Elementary School's Thanksgiving celebration.
KIM HAG 1ERTY-7YllUS I DAll.Y Pit.OT
Kfu.dergartner Elizabeth Thal adjusts her hat while teacher
Kerry Holland helps her with her costume during Wednes-
days Thanksgiving feast at Newport I leights Elementary.
I am thankful for God
because he brings us food and
he even grows p<>0plP.
LUIS GAROLAZO
I am thankful for my famifY
and my cat Molly.
MARLE HANSEN
tam tharikful tor my pnno·
pal Dr. Gilbreth.
JESSICA HAYES
I'm thankful for animals,
bugs, plants, books, clothes,
hlankelb, water, food, cars,
boats, buo;cs, mammals. and
my family because all these
thmgi; are good to me and
goo<l for inel
RAVIN RICORD
r am thunkfuJ for our home-
work that makes people smart.
LEANNE VU
I am thankJul tor my best Mrs. Sullivan's and Mrs. Rogers'
fnend Jes!ie. second-grad dasses at New-
JOSHUA LARSON-port El mentary School:
I am thankful for my sisters
who play with me crnd hke mP.
n~ading with them.
BIYISOLA OROYINYIN
I ttm thankf 111 for Mother
N1tture and the good foo<l.
AMANDA OSWALD
I run thankful for my famlly
hoc us I love my family.
JOSHUA SANTANA
I 6m thankful for you Mttl
me.
• THOMAS PANACCIONE
I run thun kfu I for hemg 8
ahvc. I love my fanuly and on
Thnnk~yivmg D.tY. f spend
tirnt with my tunnly.
NINA TOWNSEND
. I am thankful for my great
grandma to be allve. l'm
thankful for my community.
I'm thankful to be with my
realatives on Thanksgiving
because I never get to see
them. I'm thankful for my
friends because if they weren't
alive I would have no one to
play with. I'm thankful for that
1 am in ·Mrs. Sullivan's and
Mrs. Rogers dass because I
think their the best teachers in
the second grade.
STUART NEWSOM
I am thankful for my class-
room because we have Mrs.
Rogers and Mrs. Sullivan. We
have a lucky classroom
LESSICA LOZANO
I'm thankful for my life and
my home because there is one
person who gave me my liie.
His name is God. I le is spccidl
to me. I'm also thankfuJ for my
little brother Tommy because
he is really speciaJ to me. ! like
it when he punches for fun.
JIMMY KEMP
I am thankful for my poke-
mon cards. I am thankful for
my skateboard. The reason I
am thankful for my pokemon
cards IS that I have 25 foil
cards. I am thankful my skate-
board because I love World
Industry. I am thankful for
turkey dinners on Thanksgiv-
ing
BRANDON LOUW·
I am thankful for my family
when we all get together on
Christmas, EastPr and Thanks-
giving. I am thankful for my
friend, my mom, sister, dad
and girlfriend Kirn, and my
dogs and cats that passed
away. I nuss them very much.
MARIAH ANDERSON
I'm thank ful for my grand-
ma to be alive. I nus her and I
want her back here becduso
she is now m Oregon. She had
a stroke, but she still is alive
and she 1 85 years old. She
misses me too.
MICHAEL SCHART
I am thankful for my friends
and family and that they're
healthy. I hope my fncnd
Mcghan g ts bcltN soon. On
Thank.<>gi.ving I ~il next to my
grandma because we like to ,
ten JOkei; to ettchothOI. She
tells the f unnicst jokes!
EMILY HllTCHINS
l'm thankful for my school
and house. I'm also thankful
for my f Mnil.y They or gooct
to m I love my grandma·
Mimi. My Minu is so nko 10
m . On Thanksgiving w \ ar
going to L.A. On Fnd11y w
ar gomg to San Rrands<:o.
MEGHAN DAVIS
I am thankful for my family.
My Dad taught me how to
swf. We are going to my
grandma's house for Thanks-
giving. It will be fun.
DEVYN HARTNETT
I'm thankful that I have Mrs.
Sullivan and Mrs. Rooers as
teachexs because they are
good teachers to me. Also l'm
thankful that I can read better
than 1 could before
KRISSIE ADNOFF
lam thankful for my fanuly.
and that my great grandma is
still alive. She is 92 years old I
am also thankful for Thanks-
giving. The reason why I am
thankful for Thanksgiving is
because I get lo see my family
again.
JENNIFER SHAW
l'm thankful for my brother
Ben because he always smiles
at me. I am thankful for a
home because if I was not
home my mom and dad would
get wonied.
MAX MCCONNEU
I'm thankful for a good
school because you do math
and you read a lot I like to
read a lot. Reading is good for
your learrung. Reading is
good. You can read "I Like
Me.• You can read anything I
It's good to be at school. All
kids go to school
SAMMY WEEKLEY
I am thankful for God and
family members. And my
mom. I am glad for friends. I
am thankful.for all that
because I love everyone.
ROBBIE HAMPTON
1 am thankful for my family
and friends liVing so dose to
me. Also, I am thankful that I
get alog well with my fnends
and relatives. 1 am thankful
when arumals aren't hunted
by hunters. I am very thankful
for the food on my table.
Fmally, I am especially thunk·
ful for my mom, dad and baby
JSter.
SAMANTHA SMrTH
I am thankful for food, life,
my home, my boogie boord
my family and fnends. l am
thankful for friend ~cduse I
have hm with them. I'm
thankful for sunt because she
IS 102. I am thankful for my
school becau.c;e we get to do
1lllllh.
MATT HURST
I run thanklul for my farmly
and friend . I g t to my
cousin on the holidays We
alw ys have a good UJn play-
ing gam . They 11 my ng
and we hav fun.
SHAYLA GEARY
I am thankful for my f~
and friends I am also thankful
for my school. I dffi thankful
that my mom ttnd dad and my
famly 1S healthy. l_am happX11 because we are hice to
each other.
ERIC HEIMSTAEDT
I am ttiankful for my faJlll.
ly and my brother and sister;~
I'm thankful for my teachers"
because they help me and mr.
spelling and they let me write;.
I'm thankful for Thanksgiving
· and Chrisbnas Christmas is
my favorite holiday! I'm
thankful for God too and you
too. I'm thankful for our earth.
I'm thankful for our houses ,
and beds to slepp in. I'm 1
thankful for special people. ,
MONA BENNAf1&1
I'm thankful for my mom
and dad because they are nice
and because they pay a atten-
tion to me. I like my mom and
dad.
GRANT MCKEE
1 am thankful for my great
great grandpa Red. My mom
told me about him. I never got
to see him. His head was red
so I call him grandpa Red. My
mom said he 1S cool to me.
JORDANWOLf
I am thankful for my dass-
room because I think it lS the
best classroom I've had in a
long time. I am also thankfUl-
for my teachers Mrs. Rogers
and Mrs Sullivan because ,...
they're the best teachers I ever
hdd.
LANDON BELL
I am thankJul for my Grand-
pa to have been a live, but no
he's gone and I still cry. He
<lies on Thanksgiving Day. My
famaily was so sad that we cdl
had to erase Thanksgivmg
that yedr. My aunt had to
leave. We all had to leave. I
still remember that day
JESSICA BENT
I am thankful for God. I am 1
thankful for my brother when
my mother gets mamed. I am
thank.IuJ for Scott and my
mother because they are ruce
to me. I am thankful for
Grandma and Grandpa
because they like me and I .
nuss them I am thankful for
my toys because I like to play
with them a lot. I am thankful
for my rnends. I am thankful
for my house. I dffi thankful for
everything
CYNTHIA MCMILLAN
I am thankful for God for
givmg us life. I am thankftil for
my grandpa who was m the
World War 1Wo. I am thaD.kfill
for a good school. I am thank-
ful for my fnends
OLIVIA COLEMAN
I am thankful for my faimly;
my home, for the PUgnms
com.mg to the U.S.A., and fo~1
my friends. I am also thankf'Ul
for my sister, my life, my •
school and God. )
KORY SCPTf
I am thankful for my family
and my friends. I am thank.fuJ
for the food we wt. I am
tha.nkluJ for my grandma
because she is nice to me. I
love her very much. I love my
sbtcr because she lives in
Arrowhead. We see my sister
and my drother for a week
My brother t nice to me. J ..
love my family very very •
much. I ITUS them when tbey •
are not here. 1 Love them so
much. even when thay a.re«lat ·
ht>re. I Jove God. They are •
good to me. I love them and
they Love me
CArTUNTONA
I am thankful for my little 1
St. tcr and I am thankfuJ for rn
mom and my dad. I'm thdn_k-i
ful for th •rn because thoy'tak.e
me to·the doctor when l'rtt
o;ick. I love th m very muth.
HAILEY Hoo..N
1 am lh.,nkful for my broth
Mii . I am also thankful for
my k1tt~ Dur.Jl . l lov
Mil and Dueh o mu~ I
run thankful that.I even hw 8 gr; ndm11. r wn so happy that
am not out on th tr t and
that I hav my famJly.
UWAN BAKER
Doily Pilot
• commun1 forum
EDITORIAL
For their tireless work,
we thank thein
hanksgiving. Some
1!i think of it as a holiday
for endless gorging on
' turkey and dll the fix-
ings. Others get exoted aoout
a day of relaxing in front of the
,end watching football. Still
others are most concerned
~bout the day-cifter sales at
every shopping center in a 20-
mile radius But no matter
what you are doing, chances
are you will take a moment out
of your busy schedule to sur-
vey your life -and the people
in it -and be thdllkful.
But aside from those whom
you are thcmkful for, there are
countless others who we, as a
comm\lllity, should never lake
1rot granted.
week, they help prepare and
dish.out food that is served to
homeless and clisadvantaged
people at Someone Cares
Soup Kitchen.
You may not know Lee
Pooler, Michael Thom, ·
Stephen Wright, Susan McGo-
nigal. Dan Safkow or Karen
Mileski. But they all take extra
time out of their lives to spend
quality time with young peo-
ple who lack role models as
part of the local Big
Brothers/Big Sisters program.
f-elix, Mikc> Alaniz,, Jennifer
Tdylot, BPth De1 by, Mike Bar-
gas, Neil MuJkus, Scott Mor-
land, .Jpnniler Strong, Fletther
Olson 01 Kay Rekers. AU
school tPl1chers in the district,
they work tirelessly to ensure
a good Pducation for our kids.
TI1Ne are also those you do
know -the civic leaders, the
business power players, the
vocal residents, the environ-
mentr1l activists and the school
administrators who always
make th(• headlines of the Dai-
ly Pilot.
ror llwm, too, we are
thankful.
Thurmy, November 25, 1999 A 11
You may not know Alma de
la Torre, Pat O'Connell, Nau-
reen Doerksen, Mike Kellar or
Alan Nishbcill. But every
You may not know Nathalie
Goldstein, Tom l:.etto, John
Nelson, Ray Gootgeld or Tony
Cappa. They are voltinteers at
the OASIS Senior Center,
which provides many services
and activities to the elderly of
Newport Beach and Corona
del Mar.
You may not know Martha
ToyPtlwr, the unsung
heroes dnd the outspoken
lc>adNs h<\lp make lhls com-
munity ,, qwat place to live.
We count ourselves blessed,
m<l<'e<l.
MAR MAATiN I DAllY PtLOT
Vol~teers and patrons alike join hands in prayer prior to a Thanksgiving meal at
the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen at the then-Rea Community Center in 1996.
So many
reasons. to
·:be th _________ ____
We asked readers
what they were
thankful for on
Thanksgivmg tlus
rear. Here's what
they had to say:
I am thankful for our eat-
ing and generous com-
muruty 111 which we all
live I glVe spec1dl thanks
to Costa Mesa't> and Newport
Beach's families, local busi-
nesses and corporations who
support,our local education
foundations dnd PTAs. We
are constantly reminded or
Rut commuruty's kind spirit
as students' and parents'
quests for support -from
gift-wrap sales to program
ads to annual cash donations
1 -are met.
Until the Cdliforrua State
Legislature can fully compre-
hend the reality of school
budgeting at the •poverty
~vel" (California is 41 st
amongst the states m annual
P.e,r pupil expenditures), we.
Will continue to rely on
Qarental, community and cor·
P.<?rate support to educate our
Cliildren. I give thdnks for the
countless hours of time and
rf~ p1,1rces our community has
provided, m the ndme of our
children -tho future leaders 0/ Ametica.
I ' DIANA O. LONG
Executive Director, New
· port I !arbor Educational
Foundation
• l I
achieve my goals m life. I
have been a pas~or 20
years here m the cityruCos·
ta Mesa. I was named the
first Hispanic MdJl of the
Year in 1997 and I 1ust took
my state exanunation to be a
certified Notary Pubhc here
in this beautiful city of Costa
Mesa.
For Rene and Ivette, and
my little granddaughter, Emi-
ly, my Wife, Mary, and Crys-
tal, my little one, whom I love
dearly.
JOSE R. CORONADO
Costa Mesa
I have two very special
people in my life who made
1999 a great year. My mother
1s healthy and happy and I
have a wonderful relation-
. ship with her. My mother has
made me what I am today
and I love her for being a
great person in my life. I love
you with all my heart, mom.
I also have a wonderful
boyfriend who has been sup-
portive of me during the hard
times and always been there
for me. I love you, honey.
Looking forwa:rd to the next
year and what it brings!
CRISTY JO HEALY
Corona del Md!
I am just thankful to have
the most beautiful, consider-
ate and patient wife in the
whole Wide world. And for
our two incredibly wonderful
children. Happy Thanksgiv-
ing.
DAVlD ROSTEN
Newport Beach
Alter losing my older
daughter, Misty, who passed
away this September at only
23, 1 am so thankful I still
have my younger daughter,
Natalee. A student at OCC,
Natalee is fun. creative, lov-
rng and gives so much
strength to me as we both
grieve our loss. So, with ohe
daughter in heaven, Natalee
is my angel on this earth.
LEE MALLORY
Newport Beach
l am thankful for the won·
derful gift God ha g1vl'n me,
my wife 'Tfacy.
J am thankful that the can·
<'Cr tn my mother's body 1
being effectively treated and
that she has the tre-ngth to
cope with this disease.
And I am thankful that I
am in good health and can
enjoy the things that We has
to offer, that I have a roof
ov r my head and food
always on my table
But perhaps I am m t
READERS RESPOND
Le.t IA~ never take ~or ~ran~ed
wh~t we htive beet\ ~'ve.n.-
and \e~ us 'f\evef" ~org~t
O\.\r ~e \\<>w ~~h •
thankful that I still have my
father-in-lt1w. He amved for
a three-week ~tay from Erie,
Pa., on Nov. 13 at John
Wayne Airport. At the bag-
gage claim, he went mto full
cardiac arrest and tried to
leave w1 . It not for the card1·
olog1st on his flight, the.
woman from the Orange
County Shenff's Department,
the paramedic and everyone
who c;aved him, he would not
be with us to share in this
day ot thanks. He's been
called the miracle patient at
the hospital, who twice
cheated death, and is now
tecovcnng mccly at home
with my wife t1nd I.
Thankful for reunion
of divided family
Th<'se arc the thmgs I am
thdnkful for this Thtlnksg1v-
ing hohday cmd I thank God
for watchmg over all of us.
KEN LINTON
Newport Beach
I t was a meeting our family
had 0;waited for over 50
years. M}' wile, Mllni. and
her sister. ChP..rry, went tow-
it their fll'St COU.'>ln, Gisella,
whom th•'Y harl never met
because Ute Weber fa.nuly
was separatt!d and many
killed dunng Ute t lolocaust.
Gisella is the remammg
daughter of Mimi's ond Cher·
ry's father's brother, Willie,
who died in a conei!nttation
camp. .
We drove tho two hours to
Joseph Was~nrum'c: horn in
the desert. Joseph had
brought Oisclla hero from
J frunburg, Germany, m order
to anange o meeting
between the three first
COUSU\S. Ha felt o personal
rcspollSlbillty n h w not
only a frlcud of Leo W ber
(Mimi's and Cherry's fath r),
but had been friends with
Gi.5ella's father Willie ma PQJ.
tsh concentration camp -an
almost unbe:U vabl coind·
dencc. Gisella stood Silently
ou~ide th hou &OXlouSl)
waiting :to groot Sh
looked oldf!r than her 63
yc.'llrs, h r h tr v.-ray id h r
figure plwnp Hugotng ch
other wAJmly, we ftll ,ci)m.
roonted. •we finally mad lt •
Inside we wel'9 hutstiog to
Mk qutltionl We Mt In 1be
living room and )oyoulty bpt
stantng a\ one~
SomewMre. how~ Leo
and won. woukt be at tbia
ZDM'P1g ct Bnt t'OUlkll. I not
IGr ... d lne llllgbt Nrve
grown up together.
We perused alhwns of old
pictures. Gisella said her ·
mother had earned her family
p1ctur~ Ulrough all the hom-
fymg experiCJlC'CS, h1ding
them m the mattress in the ron~ntration camp. We halt·
ed l't a picture of Gisella With
her dad m the park when she
was 3 years old -a very
happy moment. This is her
only remembrance of her
f~ther. G1 ella did not dwell
on th past and was not
angry or vengeful.
So, ns much as GLi;ella
remembered and would talk
about, this' is her story: H r
fath(!f was m the unport-
export bu5iness in the 1930s,
and traded with Egypt and
Gemumy. Wilhelm. •Willie·
w1 the Oldest of five children
of a couple who bad immi·
grated from Pol4nd When
Willie was ~end Gisella-was
4, in th late 1930s. everyone
of [he rewiih faith had :to reg·
ister with the government
Th who we.rePoliSh dti·
z ns w re forced to leave
C.enMny and t toe CMlJ>
lJed Zbft7.yn (pronCJUnced
pungoon) An Pol4nct GiSclla
remembers stepping on the
tram at age .S with 17 mern·
ben of the Weber fud1y
Onottn .. ~ =~:=-:-.... Ud
ft8Y9( llW bs ..... ~ wm. ........ cMgeof ....... ~ ..... r.
•Joe 'Aw •• w11o w
in charge of food ratiorung.
They were later taken to
Lemburg, also an Polruld.
Eventuhlly 01 men were tak-
en out to the nearby woods 1n
an area ailled Galitsia and
executed SOO at a tune.
Toward the end of th war
Russia mvadcd POiand, liber-
ated the camp; and Gisella
was takon to a Polish orphan·
nge. H r moth r, ltmgard,
filter e long un~clding search
amazingly found Gisella
when h w 9. G Ua
reltioo two y ago after
working in th sam bank for
43 She n re:r married
es her mother \If desperate·
ly afmid of IOS1119 h r daugb·
teragaln
Th st now t0k1 we
8ll emotionally spent. w spent the rest of the atter-
ihoOil walking and talldhg
and then wont to a near'by
re5taurant We then hid to
JMve and drive bad< to New·
port i 1bollugs ere
long nd wann we made
plahS for Ch nP~ ovember
This tim w h~ GiSella
wOUld com to our homel b
1bAnksgw.tng and meet our
flU1lilJielf and '\he new gQnenl·
Uon °' cousinl 1bll Thankigtvtng we we
gratlllul to live in the New
port-Mela area. fior ......,
and tnends, and lar ..
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alter hlc; company let him go
JUSt weeks before his family
moved m the house.
And, overall, there has
been a sen c of peace and
calm for the hrst. time m a
long time.
"It feels like we've been
here awhile. Everything
feels nutural, • Michael said.
•Every so often I come out
here 1;1.t mght and catch
, my!'elf thinking, 'wow{•
. Before their four-be<:lroom
home was built, the family .
lived in a three-bedroom
apartment m Fullerton. Lin-
da had never grown up in
her own home, and she said
she felt a permanent pl.ace
would proVlde her children
With •a better life.•
When their landlord pro-
posed raising their rent to
$1,100 each month, the fam-
ily knew they bad to do
something.
Michael said he and Un-
da had worked to pay off
debt during the first few
years of marriage, and they
were tom about the idea of
buying a home until a friend
•lt'.s sud! a joy lo be aWe
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This ml of play enaliles 1hem
to be cnati¥t .•
Unda sebo . .
introduced them to Habitat
tor Humanity. .
"It was a Catch-22."
Michael said. "We were so
against getting into Hebt, but
you have to get into debt to
buy a house.•
The Sebos were the 72nd
family to move into a Habi-
tat-built home in Orange
County, and the first in Cos-
ta Mesa. They qualified for
the house after demonstrat-
ing a good credit history and
the ability to earn enough to
repay a mortgage. They also
were reqwred to complete
600 hours of working on
their own home and volun-
teering for Habitat for
Humanity.
Habitat is working on
another home in Costa Mesa
on Wallace Avenue, which
the Sebos have helped build.
H Any time we have a
chance to get over there, we
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While Michael goes to
work each day. Linda home-
c;chools her children. She
gwes them plenty of time to
have •recess" on their
expan~1ve lawn. which con-
tains a playhouse and is
enclosed by a white picket.
fence. Sho said the space h~s
given her and her children
healthier attitudes because
their old apa'rtment didn't
get much natural light and
neighbors often complained
of no1Se when the children
played.
·It really had an effect QJl
me -made me kind of
depressed,• Unda said. •1t•s
such a joy to be able to come
out and the kids ... have their
own space. 1bis kind of play
enables them to be cre-
ative.•
Linda's younger sister,
Rocio, often visits and helps
her care for the klds. She
and three brothers and sis-
ters will JOin them this
Thanksgtving to feast on a
23-pound turkey and
enough mashed potatoes to
fill a turkey pan. ·we have so much here, H
said Linda, in true Thanks-
giving spirit.·
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way, you get arrested for moon-
mg.
Then we started on his
hoes. Daniel forewarned us
about the smell, but off came
Instead of simply getting a the tattered boots. The stench
free meal like the hundr~ of was like being smacked m the
others down on their luck,• face With a 2-by-4. One nurse
Daniel wanted to contribute. So left the room.
be worked. There's a sliver ot Gangrene makes it.self
nobility in that. known in many ways. His par-
Every time I report ror tially amputated right foot was
kitchen' duties at the Someone a rainbow-colored stump -
Cares Soup Kitchen, l pass by red, yellow, black and blue.
Daniel's summer estote -Arid that was the good one.
abbut eight square feel of , The left was also a stump,
asphalt in the rear, near the but it wasn't supposed to be.
dumpster. I had walked by All the toes were welded
Darnel often, but never saw together with an adhesive of
him. After all, he was invisible. blood, puss and so~e~g .
Then lasl week, with my newly . green. The nurse 5a:1d it ~ a
improved vision, I saw Daruel . very old. un~eat~ infection
collapse<i on his patio~ which that was trying diligently to
consisted of some loosely scat: beco01e full-Oedged gangrene.
tered cardboard boxes, flat-Al I could think about was
tened for want of space. Daniel hobbling around the
All I could get from him was soup kitchen the day before,
that his feet hurt and he could-trying to be useful.
n't walk. I left him in the good hands
On the way to the emer-of the medical mavens and
gency room, I learned about stopped back later that week.
diabetes and lus partially Daniel was in good spirits, but
amputated nght foot. But it was seemed a bit surprised that
·the left that hurt. anybody cared enou~h to VJSit.
After a couple hours of 1 told him lots of the kitchen
waltzing with the emergency folks" were concerned, and
room bureaucracy, we got him said to say ·~hi. w He didn't seem
checked in. I helped the nurses to believe it.
peel off lus clothes to bedeck Later that week, the hospital
him in one of those backless informed me that Daniel had
hospital gowns; the ones left, against "medical advice.•
where, if you tum the wrong A couple days later, I saw him
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back behind the soup kuchen,
appearing mildly mobile, but
not totally fit.
On inqwnng why he prema·
turely left the hospital. he said,
"They kept sticking needles m
my ann. • It was useless to
argue. Besides, 1 don't think
needles had anything to do
with his unscheduled depar·
ture. I SUspE'Ct he felt badly
about staying because he
couldn't pay. •
My experience with Daniel
continued to improve my
vision. I began to see things
that were once invisible. Yet
I'm not unmindful of the fact
that a few or the homeless are
capable or more self-help, but
choose to maintain their ardu-
ous lifestyle. Perhaps they need
help in other ways.
Sbll, the vast majority are
just down on their luck or •
ply find themselv~ m a situa-
tion where they can use a help·
mg hand.
Now choppmg carrots and
cliong celery in a soup kitchen.
150't my idea of fun. There are ..
more exhilarating ways to
enhance one's societal self-
worth. But since working there,
my tnbfil vision 1S now a perfect .
20120.
Thanks to a man named
Darnel.
• JAY DRISCOLL Is a Costa Mesa res-
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P C l B 0 Y S C R 0 S 5 C 0 U N T R Y C H A M p· I 0 N S
C orona del Mar High's PCL champions -front row from left:
Dustin Hodges, Ben Inouye, Blake Dlllon and Mark :
Pomerantz. Second row, from left: Travis Beardslee
and Josh Yelsey.
Back row, from left:
John Grod,
Kevin Kramer,
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and Judd Hietbrink:
DAft.Y PILOT PHOTO
BY CONRAD LAU
Can't-miss
Nicklaus is
the big lure
•Ticket ~ales picking up
for Diners Club Matches.
Rllcs here are fashionably
ate, so it's no wonder ticket
ales for the Diners Club
Matches -featunng the
inaugural Newport Beach
appearance of Jack Nicklaus -
are ju5t now sta.rtmg to escalate.
"We're doing twice as many
• ticket sales (this week) dS we
"' did a week ago, so it's very
: encouraging,• tournament
director Gary Pollard said
Wednesday.
The Diners Club Matches. t Dec. 11-12 at Pelican Hill Goll
i. Qub, will be limited to about
10,000 tickets to establish a more
up close and personal feel for
fans, Pollard added.
Fwther, tournament officials
announced 1t has started _elling
single-day tickets -$45 for the
Diners Club Celebrity Pro-Am
on Dec. 10 and $65 each day for
play Dec. 11-12, which will be
televised by ABC. Three-day
passes are $125.
SEE GOLF PAGE 82
Slt\IEM CAAN I •A YPi OT
Chris Mandertno hopes to have this sort of protection Friday night against Vllla Park.
S'IREAKING
•Villa Park, on a roll of its own, tries to knock
off unbeaten Tars in CIF Division VI quarterlinal.
BARR\ fi\u1AN1 n
lb1y Plot
NEWPORT BEACH -Friday's
ClF Southern Section Division V1
quarterfinal football showdown
between No. 2-seeded Newport
Harbor High and VlSiting Villa
Park is not the game of the centu-
ry.
But the 7:30 p.m. contest will be
the final game of the millenruum
for either the Sailors (10-0-1) or the Spartans (9-2) and nei-
ther appear eager to begin preparation for Y2K.
Coach Jeff Brinkley's Sailors are looking to extend d
nine-game winning streak which ranks scrnnd tn the pro-
gra.m 's 69-season history. The Sea View League champi-
ons are also hoping to extend their season to the final
SEE FOOTBALL PAGE 82
THIS WEEK'S PREP PICK
Friday's ~.,,.
Clf DIVISION V1
QUARTERfl~
VuAPMc
vs.
NliNoRJ~
at Newport Harbor, 7:30 p.m.
• Newport Harbor by 10
DAILY PILOT
SfAsoH Rlc:oftO
76.80/o (31-9-1)
SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
•Football has helped
Costa Mesa standout
put priorities in order.
B:\IHN 1:Al IK.,, R
~Pb
s a heat-seeking snfcty
and the team's let1dmg
ceav r, Willy Frnnco
did plenty for Co tn Mesn I ligh'
Pac1f1c Coo t Lcagu ·
co· champions.
Th Mu tarig • footb II
program, how v r, did much
mor for th 6·fool, l80·pound
senior.
lt moUvated him to g t his
diploma
•(Football) ha been o real
SEE FRANCO PAGE IM
. Q OTE Of TH DAY
"We med our (but15) off fo.-four years fo.-this _.
Garrett Gentry, CdM senior;
and CIF Division II water polo champion
INSIDE
CHAMPS!
Garrett Bowlus
(13) and his
Corona del Mar
High teammates
rule CIF Division
llwater polo
following
Wednesday's
championship
,effort. For the
story, see B2.
Dai1}illeilot
Oar Pilot Bl
SPORTS HALL OF FAME
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
DOU.G
SPARKS
Pole vaulting.
• Ev~rywhere he's gone he's been taking one giant leap
after another in the everlasting quest for excellence. . '
..
Thur~oy. November 25, 1999 ·Sports
HIGH SCHOOL WATER POLO
DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH
Corona del Mar players celebrate with 8-6 victory lo hand over Servile for the CIF Division II championship We~esday.
•Sea Kings win their first CIF title
since '89 with 8-6 win over Servite.
I 0 ... 1 I'll Boo
DolyPb
BELMONT SHORE -The wait ts over.
For the spruors on Corona del Mar
High's boys water polo team, their career
bas been filled w1th so many dreams, but
it took four years and a hard-fought 8-6
victory over defendmg champion Servile
to finally adueve them with a CIF South-
ern Section Division II title on Wednesday.
"We worked our (butts) off for four
years for this," CdM seruor two-meter man
Garret Gentry said.
"Four years of work, 17 years of train~
mg, this is it light here," senior Alex
Niehenke said •My year's complete.•
"I feel confused nght now,• CdM's
seruor goal.le Brad Netherton said. "We've
been talking about it smce our freshman
year. And to finally win it, 1 don't know
how I feel.·
The title, won in the waters of Behnont
Plaza. marks the 10th tor the Sea Kings.
But it's been 10 years since CdM (20-10)
last won a championship, and five years
since its last final appearance ..
"I'm really proud of the kids,• CdM
Coach John Vargas said . "They deserve 1t..
While the 13 seruors on the CdM squad
hndlly adueved thetr goal, it was 1uruor
Garrett Bowlus who made it possible.
Bowlus scored the hrst three goals for
CdM dl1d led all scorers with four goals.
"He stepped up," Vargas said. "I'm
really proud of him."
"I thought I got good looks al the goal
tor the counter,• Bowlus said. "t had some
operungs. so I took ll."
"Really, I couldn't have done it without
my teammates "
Bowlus' hn;l two goals gave No 2 seed
CdM a 2-1 lead after the first penod. But
· top seed Servile (22-5) took the lead with
two qwck goals from the two-meter spot at
the start of the second.
This was one of the few times Servite's
-dangerous two-meter men· i"vlichael Kim
and Dane Jensen got free from CdM's
.defense. Otherwise, Serv1tc could not get
consiste nt production from the mside with
~dM's defense and NPtherton playing
well. •
After a tense battle m the second,
Bowlus got his third goal to tie the game
up Moments later, Morgan Johnston stole
the ball, CdM forced an ejection. and
Niehenke scored the six-on-five goal to
give CdM the lead dgam.
Bowlus' fourth goal came at the start of
the second haU. But Servile stormed back
with three consecutive goals. Vmcent
Bevins knocked in a rebound off a Nether-
·supreme!
Corona del Mar High's Garrett Gentry (white cap) fires the ball toward the
Servtte net in the Sea Kings• championship conquest of Servile at Belmont Plaza.
ton save, Kim scored his second goal, an a
perimeter shot from Jensen bounced off
the crossbar dnd trickled m
But CdM answered immediately.
Netherton found Chriss Street wide open
on a counter tor the tying goal. And Gen-
try scored for the first time off an asSist
from Street as th~ Sea Kings to regained
the lead.
·we had the better swimmers,• Vargas
said about his teum. "That let us take
advanldge of counters."
Servile turned up its defense m the
fourth, forcing five turnovers at the start.
But it could not score, and the frustrated
Friars got an ejection that Jed to a Gentry
goal.
With it'c; season on the line, Servite
roared back and got two s1x-on·hves. But
the Friars missed the shot on the first one,
and Johnston picked up an errant pass to
. kill the second one. Gentry then ran down
most of the clock to seal Serv1te's fate and
the championship for CdM.
·we were 1ust stymieing dnd knocking
down shots,~ Gentry said about the end of
the game. •vye wtmted 1t. We really want-
ed it."
CIF DIVISION II FINALS
(•t .Belmont Plua)
Coron• del Mar a. Servlte 6
Corona def Mar 2 2 3 1 8
Servite 1 2 3 o 6
Corona del M•r. Bowlus 4, Gentry 2,
Niehenke 1, Street 1. Saves: Netherton 10.
Servlte: Jensen 2, Kim 2, Mounigan 1, Bevins 1.
Saves: de Grasse 1 1
CIF CHAMPIONS
CORONA DEL MAR HIGH BOYS
WATER POLO 1999
BRAD NETHERTON
SHERWIN KIM
BEAU STOCKSTILL
ALEXANDER NIEHENKE
MORGEN JOHNSTON
GARRITT GENTRY
CLIFF SHEPHERDSON
CHASE EMERY
BRADY FLYNN
RYAN JmoN
D .J. JACKSON
CHRISS STREET
(JAMES) MATI PETRY
ARTHUR DORR '
GARRITT BOWLUS
DAVID FABRIAN .
CHRIS M cCORMICK
JOHN GRAASS
CAVAN CUYLER
MICHAEL MARCH
ROBERT MESSENGER
MARCELLO PANTULIANO
DREW HOEVEN
COACH: JOHN V ARGAS
Doily Pilot
4' NEWPORT HIRIOR LINEUPS
.. OfRHsE DERNS!
No. ... ,... Ht. Wt. Cl. Poe.
1 Cllll M•IC • ._, 6 2 195 Jr. QB
2 ~STftlMT 5-9 180 Sr. T8
44 TMVll.,..... 6-0 208 Jr. FB
J JusTIN JAC!Oel 6-0 165 St. WR • ltu'I OAYION 6-5 195 Sr. WR
15 Nial l>HCllOOllf 6-4 225 Sr. TE 7t ...._'-s 6-8 245 Sr. LT
51 Smll ~WITZ 6-2 200 Sr LG
SI Luis OIUI 5·11 205 Sr. c 70 NaHAoo'I 6-3 223 Sr RG
77 "'-"' Cou 6-5 325 Sr. RT
-FOOTBALL
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'!O· f'tayer Ht. Wt.Cl. '°"
IS Nal>-M 225 Sr. OE
21 A#O'I KM.Mil 5-9 190 Sr. NG
71 Na MolM~ 6-3 230 Sf OT
7 GAll9TT TllOl«AL.I 6-0 185 Jr. OE , 0..M.ilNCm• 0 6-2 195 Jr OlB
SS Al.MSMNZ 6-1 250 Jr.MLB
' MuT\MWI' 5·10 200 Sr OL8
2 A#oM STNAllY 5-9 160 St ca , JusTIN JACiOeS 6-0 165 Sr. ca
I la.&.'I OAYn* 6·5 195 Sr SS
20 DA.,,.. ,,,,.,. 6-2 180 Sr. FS
•(Jackson) throws it well
and (Arguello) )S really an all-
around athlete who punts,
place-kicks, and returns kicks
for them,• Brinkley said. "With
calendar page by earning a the running back, quarterback
berth in next week's semlli-and receiver, they certainly
mils, where they have already. present a big challenge." '
ventured four times this The Newport <Jefense has ·
decade. been up to any challenge late-
Coach Pat Mahoney's Cen.: ly, which Brinkley attributes to'
tu.ry League champions have a solid grasp of the team con-'
won seven straight and are cept. . r
looking to earn their first semi-·we don't really depend on
final date in the '90s. one or two guys," Brinkley
On paper, it appears to be a said. "Everybody understands
classic matchup of defense the concept of our defense and
(Newport) vs. offense. The everybody is making plays.•
Sailors, with three shutouts in Harbor had nine quarter-
th · 1 f cl back sacks and Clayton had eir ast our games, in uding two interceptions against El a 22-0 first-round triumph over Dorado.
El Dorado, have Linebackers Alan
yielded just 83 Saenz, Mike Tunney
points. Its the fewest "They're and Chris Manderino,.
points surrendered balanced the front four of Gar-
in Orange County, as ff . ty d rett Troncale, "Jick well as Division VI. o enstve an '
Villa Park, which they have the Langsdorf, Andy
capped three most weapons Kalanz and Njck
straight appearances of any team Moghaddam, as well
i.rJ the CJF finals with we've faced ... ,, as the secondary of
its only section title Justin Jacobs, Stew-
(Southern Confer-art, Billy Clayton and
ence) in 1977, is Jeff Brinkley Dayne Pfaff, will need
averamng nearly 37 N bor to make plays to con-. :::.-4!Wp<>rt Har tam the Spartans.
pomts per game, foo~ll coach Villa Park's fourth-best irl the
county. The Spartans, however. defense, which has
have averaged 49 points their given up nearly 22 points per
last six games, including last game, is not without its own
week's 38-28 first-round win challenge.
over Santa Ana. In addition to Stewart, who
"They're balanced often-darts and dashes behind the
sively and they have the most oUensive line of tackles Blair
weapons of any team we've Jones and Robert Cole, guards
f d • Brinkl 'd f th Nick Haddy and Steve ace • ey sai 0 e Wukaw1tz and center Luis Spartans, who feature record-setting tailback Marquis Cruz, junior quarterback Man-
Colvin. derino triggers a complemen-
Colvin, who transferred tary passing attack.
from Buena Park, where he Manderino has thrown for
rushed for 952 yards and 789 yards and 11 TDs, com-
scored 15 touchdowns last fall, plet.ing 44 of 100. He has also
exploded for 275 yards and five rushed for 205 yards and five
IDs against Santa Ana. The IDs. .
outburst upped his own school Jacobs (18 catches for 357 yards and five TDs) and Clay-single-season-record rushing ton (16 for 257 yards and siX
total to 2,091 yards. His 242 IDs) lead the receiving corps.
carries have produced 33 Newport's 31 778 offensive
touchdowns. -yards have more than doubled
"He's almost a clone of those of its opponents (1,858).
Andre Stewart,• Brinkley said, and the Sailors have a plus-11
comparing the 5-foot-11, 172· turnover ratio.
pound: seruor to the Sailors' Villa Park a lso features
productive senior tailback, standout ll.nemen James Ben-
who has 1,726 yards and 21 ton (6-5, 260), Anthony
TDs on 263 attempts, including Bologna (6-2, 250) and John
10 games of at least 100 yards Anderson (6-2, 275), all of
this fall. whom were all-league picks as
The Spartans, however, are juniors last season.
hardly smashmouth specialists. It's the second meeting
Junior quarterback John Hen-between the two programs.
ry Jackson (5-10, 165) has Newport, 26-0-1 in its last 27
thrown for 1,217 yards and games against teams not m the
nine TDs. He has 'Completed 85 Sea View League, won the
of 144 (59%), with only three 1997 first-round playoff clash,
interceptions 31-3.
Jackson's favonte target is The winner will meet either
senior Bryan Arguello, who has No. 3-seeded La Mirada or
46 receptions for 736 yards and Kennedy in the semifinals, Sat-
eight touchdowns urday, Dec. 4.
Mesa baseball camp approaching
• Costa Mesa High to host four-day camp for
youngsters ages 8-13, in late December.
COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High will be hosting a baseball
Christmas camp for youngsters ages 8-13, Dec. 27-30 from 8 a.m.
to noon.
The camp will be run by Mustangs Coach Kirk Bauermeister,
his coaching staff artd his players.
Hitting, pitching, baserunning, bunting, position play, sliding
and game strategies will be emphasized in this tow-day camp.
The cost of the camp is $60 and each player is to bring a glove,
cleated shoes, a hat and suitable baseball attire.
For information, call (714) 432-1989 or (714) 424-8763.
GOLF Information on all of the
instructional programs offered al
the academy will also be available,
golf feat of 1999 --and perhaps the
entire decade. HONORS ...
CONTINUED FROM ~1
tournament, because it's in the same
condition as when the pros played
it,• Pollard said. •aut you can't get
the course in tournament condition
overnight. It takes a long p riod of
time. It's m tournament c:hape two
or three we""ks before the
tournament.•
Detail.S· (949) 759-5102. Jerry Anderson, president of OCC players honored
All tickets include transportalJon
from de.c:1gnated parking lots located
at either Ncwp<?rt Coast Dnve and
San Joaquin Hill Road or on Center
Dnve near Fashion Island.
"In order to acconunodatc the
parking needs of the p<:ctators, we
_...,.__..trongly: cncpurn.gcJbe. palmn.s.. to_
pwchac:c thPir tickets m advance so
we can adequately plan for the
shuttle service between the lots and
Pelican I Jill Golf Club,~ PoUard said.
n ckels ar<' on ale at ull ETM
locations in selC'ct Vons and
Pavilions stores, by calling
888-IITM·TIXS or the toumrlment
office at (949) 759~5175.
Pelican Hill wUJ be open to the
public for play through Doc. 8,
which m tms r;olfcrs have a cbanc
to play th• course 1n mrtd ·for-TV
condition.
•An tswful lot of golf •n; hke to
play the cours the clay nfler th
On Dec. 9, the first day of the
pro-am for amateurs, Steve Pttle of
the PGA Tour will give a free youth
clinic at the Pelican l till prncltco
cerner from 3:30 p.m . to 5::m p.m.
The Glenn Deck Golf Academy
at Pelican Hill will be offenng free
goU tips at the Pclictin J hll Golf
Club Holiday Kio k stand at Fttsh1on
Island Friday through Sunday fl'om
9 a.rn. to 2 p .m.
Deck and other tcarhmg ·
proh'S 1onal from tho acMemy will
be there to assist with one's 9t1me.
They will an wcr qu •$hon and
oUer adV1cc on the short gum!'!,
the tull game, golf eqmpm nt,
Ct\nst.m s golt id and way to
unprov) th golf wing.
Gtft certihr.ate for golf c.:hools,
1 ons and mcrchancli! t P hcnn
HUI Will he nv 1lobl for purch
N wport Beach Country Club, will
Newport Beach Country Club receive his award as the 1999 •All-Mission Conference has
head pro Paul Hahn and reigrung Southern California PGA Golf
women's club champion Debbie Profesi.1onal of the Year on Dec. 5 12 Bucs on first, second teams.
AJbnght won the recent Southern at Yorba Linda Country Club dunng
Cahfom1a PGA Pro-Lady Club the !iCction's annual meeting. COSTA MESA -Expanding on
Charnplonihip at Candlewood Ande1 on, a member of the Wednesday relcaso on U1e AU-Mission
Country Club in Wluttier, shooting SCPGA J iall of Fame and Daily Pilot Conference football election , Orange
a hvc-unde.!.:P.ar 65 to wmJ>.Y.-'a __ _._""snorts 6U ot Fame. also_won Uio Coast Colle e had 12 of its players
stroke. Hahn claimed $900. section's top honor in 1985. ..,____.._s-elect to both th fu'St and second
Albnght, who hds won four teams .
stnught NBCC titles, has played in Angels pitcher ShJgetoshl On off en e, quarterback Jared Plint
all three Tea Cup Clas4'ics. Hasegttwt,\, a Newport Beach (2,454 yards, 16 TDs) and wide receivers
Santa Ana Country Club h~ad resident, has applic•d for Ravmond Oh 1 (62 ti ) d pro Mike Reehl and longtime , ,_ re recep ons an
women' SACC champion Mdnannc TC11cmbership at Mesa Verde Country David Castleton (958 receiving yards) lub, where picturE's of candidates were 11-t t "'"" "'-hU · Tpwcrsey tied for third w the 1111 • c<U .. m m~rs, w e runnmg
SCPGA Lady·Pro event, h_ring a hang 00 0 wult. back Jimmie Banks (663 yards, six TDs)
two·under 68 (Reehl cnmod $5461 and Un men Anthony Knutson and Yan·
Towersey J>lttyed 53 hol s of Costa M Golf & Country Club nick Boka w re ocond·t m lections. will ho t ft prc·hohday tent Sdle Dec. o d f h comnl\tttiv' golf on Aug. 13, 5 n e ns , op omore d f ns1ve ,.~ 4· from 10 tun. to 4 p.m. with '·· kB hn hing runn Mtp in th nvlno of 20% to 603 on all bran<! uoC obhy John on and kickoff r6tum•
South m California Wome•n' or club and m •rc.hnndi e c.r Jam DawWin w rf! first·lcam hon·
Match·Play Champion hip, lh[}Il ore , whil lin men Jam OugllArnana
winning h cond cons 1tiv Tua and Kent And rson, along With line-
Cup l le (at M y, n1 CouJllry • IUCHARD DUNlll's golf column .,,,._rs backers Ju Un Blackard and Dustin
Club). II .J gnrd d a th gr t • t h Thursday Davis, wcr ccond·team ections
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Daily Pilot Sports Thursday, November 25, 1999
Enter the Serven era at Costa Mesa
• New coach Bob Serven vows
his Costa Mesa boys basketball
qwntet will get some respect. •
OARKV FAt; I !(NI II
!Wt Pb
nonwinrung • '>Ca ons. Serven
doesn't plan on altcnng hi:.
~nchant for succe~
"The biggest thing was to
get the kids to know they
could win and we dtd that this
summer," Seryen sa.td. "Now, •
I'm hopmg we can get off to a
good start, so we might catch
some people's attention. We
want to get some respect.·
pomts last season.
Serven, who plan~ to oonsas·
tently employ an eight-man rota·
t10n, said starting as ignmenti.
have yet to be firmly established,
Among those who figure to
cont.rtbute hedvily are senior vet-
erans Steve Whittaker, Rydn Naff,
Shaun Fenyman and Dave Weir,
as well as 6·6 junior Mlke Payne
and sophomore Dav1d Cont~>.
: COSTA MESA -Entrenched, in
r)?cent years, in the unfldtlering Jocale of
c:upcake city, the Co'>ta Mesa l llgh boys
basketball .team, und1>r hn.t·year coach
and former Newport l larbor head man
Bob Serven, has i.ubmltted a change of
address. r
The Mustangs plan to earn
that respect with the hard-Bob Serven
nosed play Serven demands,
Whittaker, a 6-0 guard, aver-
aged 7 .5 points for last season's 4·
22 unit. A three-point shooter, he
has unpressed Serven with hiS defensive "In the past, wtten people looked at
the schedule, they'd see Costa Mesa and
·think 'That's a win,' • Serven StlJd.
as well as a roster long on varsity expen-
ence and not lacking talent
"f llke my tedm a lot,• Serven said.
"That's not the case anymore."
Serven, who was twice Sea View
League Coach of the Year ln fow seasons
at Harbor (1989-93), spent the last six as
a valued as!>ist;;int and defensive archi·
tect al Santa Margaritd. He won one
league llUe at Newport and had a hand
m three ClF Southern Section crowns, as
well as one state title, at Santa Margari-
ta.
"We have hard workers, good chemistry
and a good mix of seniors and. younger
'kids who push each other." •
So, despite Mesa's 11-62 mark the la!>t
three seasons under former coach Erich
Allen, its current 39-game Pacific Coast
League losing streak and 17 'str<Ught
AYSO
Raging Thunder
reach the finals
Leading the returners IS 6-Coot-3
seruor Nate Jones, who averaged 15.4
pomts last season en route to second.
team All-PCL recognition. Pnmanly an
mside player under Allen, Jones will be
used more facmg the basket this season.
"He has a good mtennediate game
and he has been working on tus lhree-
point shot,• Serven said.
Rick Hatsush1, a 5· 10 senior, returns
at point guard, where bis noor leaderi.hlp
has trnpressed Serven. He averaged 6 8
• Region 97: Next up is a Dec. 4
showdown with Wave Runners.
NEWPORT BEACH Nathan Cramer
and Chad Sta.ssel each ~ored goals to
lead the Ragmg Thunder over the Bullets,
2·1, 111 AYSO Regton 97 Division 4 boys
soccer serrufmals action
Solid offensive passmg was turned m
by Jonathan Gordon. lfavt:s Mayfield,
Kyle Rohan and Colton Parks, while
Jason Walker and Kalani Simon led the
midfield play .
On defense, ChrlsUan Barnett, Corbin
Williamson and Kevin E.-edJa kept the
pressure off goalic>s Nick WeU and Brett
Green, who had one save each.
W1th the win, the Raging Thunder will
take on the Wdve Runnc>rs December 4 for
the champaomtup.
In boys Division 5 action:
Jaguars 4, Tsunamis 2 • R.J. D'Cruz
scored both of the Ti.unami<; goals on
penalty kicks, while Danny Miller and
Cameron Cha ~ edch played weU at
goalie.
acumen ·
Naff, a varsity performer as a sopho·
more, is back after having played last
year m Georgia. A dclllgerous three-
point bomber, the 6-4 senior forward
reportedly drilled 10 three-pomters in a
summer league game. He will also be
c-ounted llpoD to score inside.
Perryman, a 6-3· senior, and Weir, a
6-0 senior, have been s tarters m two pre·
vious varsity seasons. Both are football
standouts and bring a strong competaUve
attitude, which Serven admires
Ferryman was the second-leading
scorer a year ago (7.6 ppg) and his ath·
leticism will come in handy on the front
line.
Weir, who averc1ged nearly four points
per yanie last cason, will be c-ounted
upon to core more.
Payne, who scored 52 pomts in 22
gamc:o last season, has improved
immensely, according to Seiven
"He's. 'worked real hard on his low·
p<>st game and we'll get shot-blocking
t1nd rebounding from him,• Serven said
Conte, a 5-9 guard, is a skilled bdll·
hdndlcr with three-pomt shooting range.
And he ha:,n't been intimidated by varsi-
ty competition
Dunny Krikonan a 5· 10 freshman,
wouldn't have made the varsity if Serven
didn'( plan to gave rum some 'minutes,
while senior Brandon Knox and 1uruor
Ndder Abedrabo will ddd depth LO the
backcourt.
"We have a good basketball IQ," said
.Serven, who will mix defen~es and
employ myriad offensive sets "We have
more :,luff in at thL'i tune of year than any
team I've coached."
Serven said if the Mustangs can dvoad
foul trouble and in1unes, particularly up
front, they can dltam their goal of mak·
mg the playoffs for the fm.t time smCP
1992.
Mesd opens Monday in the Lodra
Toumdment against Call.forrua (6 p.m. at
Anahoun High).
10 Danny Krikorian
11 Brandon Knox
12 Rick Hatsushi
Steve Whittaker Sr.
21 Dave Weir Sr. .
25, Nader Adebrado
31 Mike Payne Jr.
33 Ryan Naff Sr.
40 Nate Jones
44 Shaun Ferryman
Coach: Bob Serven
SWIMMING
Peirsol takes
the bronze
at World. Cup
•Newport Harbor High standout clocks
a 1:57.16 in the 200-meter backstroke.
EDMONTON, AJbcrtu Canadd -Aaron Pe1rsol
from Newport Harbor l iigh, took third place in the
200-meter backstroke tor th(' lrvtnl' Novaquatics in
the second i.tage of the World Cup competition with
a time of t .57 16.
The 16-year-old was beaten out by Gordon
Kojulz of Croatia, d member of the Croatia Olyrnptc
Team and 29-year-old Rog•mo Romeno, of Brazil.
His titne ilnproved by mom thun two seconds
from his qualJ.fyIDg t101e.
ln his third-place finbh, Pt'irsol out-swum Cana-
dian Olympian and World Championshtp Bron1e
Medalist Mark Ver ·veld, who ended up m seventh
place.
Erik Bonn controlled the rrudlleld, ·
while Rex Nelson, Erle Holland and
Cesar Amador Pach played a sol.ld au.
around game · Cdm-based @-ls fall in finals
Pel.J'Sol will join tus lrvrne Novaquatics teanunates
as they head for the U.S. 0Mn Sw1mrrung Champi-
onships to be held m San Antonio, Texa:., Dl.>c. 2-4.
Despite the senulLnal'i lo~s. the hrst of
the season for the Tsunanus, lbey still
advclflce to the hnals of the pldyoffs
·1n ~quarterfmals play, the Tuunamis'
knocked ort the Shock ·Waves. 3·2, with
two goals from D'Cruz and dlld Uurd by
Amador.
In girls DlvtsJon 6 actJon:
For the T(•enae Wahmes, they wrapped
up their season Saturday w1th goals
scored by Jordan Murrel, Ashley Svend-
sen, Blakely FJcenec dfld Sayde Busby,
with assists from Jessica Swift, Cassie
D'Cruz and Skylar Hanson.
Goaliei. Hannah Macleod and Lindsay
Anderson played sol.ld m goal for the Tee-
rtle Wahines.
Arsenal whips
Public Enemy
Region 120: Hellmich, Salas
each score two goals in 6-0
championship victory.
COSTA MESA -Jess Hellmich and
Jaime Salas each ~ored two goals to lead ·
the Ar!>enal, a boys under-14 soccer team
to a 6-0 win over the Public Enemy in the
AYSO Reg1on 120 championships.
Ertc Scheel.fer and Juntor Simental each
added a goal {or the Arsenal, who had lost
to Public Enemy, 3-1, m d preVlOUS contest.
Nlkoll Carroll, Ryan Sanlord, Chris
Cifuentes and Jim Tallman controlled the
game on both sades of the ball, while Chris
Ray, Brett Molaskey, Sam Wall and Scott
Markley also turned m ~olid all-around
play.
ln boys under· 12 action: Bllaard 3,
Orange Crush 2 -Luli Andrade and Caleb
Burge each srorcd goals for the Blizzard,
while Brtm Henriquez and Jose Perez
each scor d for the Orange Crush.
Crush' goalie Kyle Thonne s made
several sav ~. hut finally, in even udden
death ovcrtun , Adrian Jimenez scored
the game-winner for the Bliu.ard.
Solid team play by the Blizzard was
twned m by Rory Folsom. Ryan Pfautz.
Garr tt Man.hall, Edgar Mendoza, Luis
Cott.a, Ramen Contrvu, Mike Mantyla..
Josh Knauer, Nlck Juarez, Erle Seagonclo-
llar, Nick Urbanlec and German Hlgadera.
In boys under-8 action:
For the Rockelo;, in their matchup Wlth
the Gr en Jct , Matt VU cored a goal
whtlc Alex Alllone. Angel Beas, Justin
Crosson, Jonathan Knauer, Aarnn King,
Ben Nord trom, Andr w Roth and Pr ton
Schow rontrthutoo on both f>tdl'..$ of the
field ,
In girt under·8 action; Por tho Pink
Panth n;, lri their game again t the Blue
Dolphins, Brltt.ny Gr1mmett 5COred two
gi>ttl!, wlul Michl•I• Watson nnd Maken·
na Sanl Jo 11ch add ld ingl o I .
The Panth rs' def ns wu led by
Amanda Welion, A ry Lngram, J nna
Hurty, Anni DAW, MorgM Pautsdl nd
N1ta11e ~l.
• Division 2 team captures Area Q
crown with unbeaten record before
falling to Downey in Section 11 final.
NEWPORT BEACH -The gllls' AYSO
Region 57 Division 2 soccer team from Corona
del Mar went undefeated rn the regular sea-
son, before capturing the Arca Q champi-
onship and reached the Section 11 champi-
onships before finally losing to Downey, 4-2.
In the first game of lhe Section 11 tourna-
ment, Corona del Mar defeated Huntington
Beach, 4-2.
Kristin Hanson cored two goals, while
Whittney George and Lauren Loe each added
single tallies.
In the semifinals, CdM, led by Han.son's
two goals, knocked off Garden Grove, 2·0,
sending the team to the finals against
Downey. .
Jn the championship loss, I Janson and
Stephanie Hardison each scored for CdM.
. Strong forward play was turned m by Elis·
abeth Nelson, Lauren Mc:Hale, Jeruiller New-
field and Kristina Thea.
Jn the midfield, Cd.M wa.«> led by Ashley
Flaum, Lauren Biggs, Aspen Pcmott, Astrid
Soto and Christina Taylot, while on defense,
Emily ~der, Tiffany Pagano, Brittany Price,
Amy 'fyson and Alissa Zoelle..
AYSO SOCCER CHAMPS
The Galaxy Girls ruled the roost in the under 12 classification for Region 57, compiling
a perfect record. front row, from left Katie Wade, Ashley Carnahan, CalUyn Czlmy, Kelly
Nelson, Kelly McElroy, Amanda Knuppel and Jae Moro In. Mlddl row, from left: E.tnlly
Almaraz, Kara Jones, Caroline Claure, Rachel Haber, Taylor Beauchamp and Je lea
Wertheim. Back row, from left: Coach Marco Almarez and Coach Cinnamon Gulley.
Two Pirates named All-OEC
• McDeannon first team in men's soccer.
Final NHBA registration
deadJinc is approaching
JC MIN'S HOOPS
OCC outruns
foe, 108-105
• Bucs come.from wdy back to wm in OT.
ro-..\ ,\11111n 111
lklily Pibt
COSTA MESA It every wm 1s gomg to be like
tlus for Orange Coast College men' basketball
team, first-year coach l\.1t1rk Hill nught have to ask
for early retirement
After falling behind b)' a many as 18 points m
the second half, the Pirate~ staged a tunolli come·
back en route to a dramatic 108-105 ov"rtime non-
conference wm over vtqting El Ganuno Wednesday
night.
Chad l·idgedom' three-pomter at the buzzer
sent the game mto overtime, where Dave Elliott
scored eight of hb 26 poml! m the e.:i tra hve minutes
to lead the Sues (2· 1)
It was OCC's . c ond comc·trom-bchlnd victory
m three starts. Earlier the Pirat ~ tiailed San Dlego
Mesa by 14 m tho sec-ond half before outsconng the
Olympians, 33-9, tor a 10-pomt wm
•1t just goe to ::>how you that you nev •r quit,''
Hill said. ·we talked about characlt r and pnde
when we got down h19 m the econd half. This is a
good group ''
The Pirates were down, 88-81, with 1:18 remam·
ing in regulation when Due Nguyen·~ three-pointer
cut the lead to 88-84.
El Camino (1·4) hat numerou~ dutch free throws
and actually led, 93.97, wt th lei.-Uum 30 ~econd
remaining.
David Castl ton, playing htit hrsl game smce fm·
ishing up .football ason, wa louted on a three·
pomt attempt with 22 econd left H drained oil
three to cut the lead to 93-0
Two Wamor fr throw ~\ri tched th 1 d to 95·
90 before Castleton dramoo a dutch lhrec-pomtm
with 16 ond rcnuunmg. cutting it lo 95-92.
After an OC foul, th Wamors mad om)' on of
two from the line allowing lh Pit t on tho
Point guatd Ryan EarJ found Ii gedom on th
c;ide and the 6-foot-4 fr mia.n' h v at th buzzer
found tho bottom of th n t, ding th gam to
B4 Thuridoy, November 2.5, 1999 Sports
SUrllbl•
W9l'8
provided by
tlrom left)
Andrew
Macboslde.
Jnon
Cernlua.
ltlley Conroy,
COdy
Campbell,
~an Iverson
and Alex
Kirby.
FRANCO
CONTINUED FROM 81
poSlbve for hun, • Me~
Coach Jeny I Jowell said.
•tast year at this time, he
was not on track to graduate.
But when be decided to play
football, he had to make sure
he was eligible. Football is
· the reason he's going to
graduate.•
Football was Franco's
favorite sport groWUlg up and
he was always one of better
players on his Pop Warner
tea.ms. But when hlgh school
rolled around, Franco's
priorities shifted.
"I was slacking off and
stuff, -recalled Franco, whom
Howell said was caught up in
WILLY AIANCO
Doily Pilot
tacklen. Beyond that, ht
ability to deliver
crowd-pleasmg hits, tostered
his reputation as a fearsorne
last line of defense. ·wmy is more of hitter
than a cover guy,• Howell
said ol the Daily Pilot Player
of the Week, who temporarily
suspended the gravitational
relationship of a Pacifica
receiver's feet to the turf wiU1
one of the season's most
vicious colllSlons in Mesa's
14-6 first-round playoff loss
Fnday at Orange Coast College.
Franco, who recovered a
fumble, also caught passes of
29, 25 and 2 yards again.st the
Manners. He also blocked
effectively for one of Orange .
Counties more productive
rushing attacks.
Sharks captllre second place
a circle of frtends not cilways interested m
doing the right thing. "l was going through
some bard times and I didn't want to take the
time for football."
•WilJy JUSt loves to play
football,• Howell said. •When we take water _
breaks in practice, Willy doesn't go get water.
He stays on the fie.Id, kicking the ball, throwing
it, or talking someone mto throwing it to him.
He likes to play." •Team rolls to 7-2 overall record in first-second grade league. CoflStant badgering by Mesa players, as
well as continued interest from the coaching
staff, finally.persuaded Franco to join the team
a handful of games into the 1998 season.
Franco's fondness for contact, sometimes
creates conflict with bis pass coverage
responsibilities
COSTA MESA-;--The Harbor area Boys and Guls Club Sharks captured se«:ond plac..-e in the
fi.n;t and second grade roller tiockey league.
Their 7-2 season was led by the leagues top scorer Cody Campbell, who averaged five g0c1ls
i--.--...... e. Assisting with much of the sconng was Ryan Iverson. who shared •All League" honors
with Campbell
"I always want to fly up and hit someone, so
sometimes play-action fakes me out. But rutting
is the most fun part of the game. Me and
(inside linebacker) Shaun Ferryman always
had a thing before games this year. We'd say
"It's ume for big-dog hitting tonight.' because
me and him considered ourselves the big dogs
when it came to rutting.•
Solid defense by Jason Cernius and Alex Kirby and heads-up goaltending by Riley Conroy
and Andrew Macboskle kept the opponents' scoring opportunities limited.
Too far behind to make a significant
contribution to the varsity, Franco sparkled m
the junior varsity games and became more
attentive in the classroom.
"I finally realized I cbdn't want to go through
high school without playing football," Franco
said. "I didn't play my Creshman or sophomore
years. I watched some of the games, though,
and it felt like I was supposed to be out there. H
FRIDAY
• FootlMll S C H E D U l E M~tangs seeking volleyball coach Franco said football helped improve his
self-esteem and, after making his baseball
debut with the Mustangs this spring, he hopes
to give football a try at OCC next fall.
High school -CIF
Oivlsi0<1 VI Playoffs, quarterfinal. Villa Park
at Newport Harbor, 7·30 p.m
• aaskethlill
Community college men -Orange Coast
at Canyons, 1 p.m.
Costa Mesa High is still in need of a boys H E l P W A H T E D
varsity volleyball coach, on a walk-on basis. Inter-
ested parties should contact Athletic Director Kirk
Bauermeister at (714) 424-8763.
Newly committed, Franco caught up on some
credits m summer school and won starting
assignments at tight end and free safety .
He led the Mustangs with 20 receptions
for 260 yards and he was ~ong the leading
So, perhaps, football can continue to help
him add to his diploma collection.
CLUB SOCCER Costa M'esa PONY
registration Dec. 4 KIPPY
BIRTHDAY
Slammers seeking players
NEWPORT SOCCER BEACH -The Vipers fall to Wffit Coast in boys under-12s ME~~ST A I A S I I A l l CMbrirtlna the O.Hy Pilat'a
Athtete of the w.elt settee
Slcmuners Futbol Club is looking for a
goalie and one good field player for a
BU10 Gold Club soccer team. COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast Uruted Vipers boys under-12 club soccer team
lost, 2-1. by the No. 1 ranked West Coast Football Oub Saturday.
The Costa Mesa PONY baseball
league will hold spring registra-
tions Saturday, December 4 from
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Costa Mesa
High's gymnasium for the Pony
division.
The players must be born after
Aug. 1, 1989. Jonsen Carmack scored the lone goaJ for the Vipers, while solid defense was
turned in by Billy Munce, Donny Hunt, Eric Eadtngton and Matt Collier. The team is playing in the CSL •
Gold Bracket dunng the 1999-2000
season and practices at Lincoln Ele-
mentary.
In girls under-10 acllon.
• Wolfpack 5, OJSC 0 -Five players scored a goal tor the WoUpack, who improved their
season record to 10-4-1 with the win.
Registration fees are $100 per
player and each needs to show
proof of residence and age. ~ The team is coached by Jose
Duarte, who holds a National "D"
license.
Carly Ruiz, Claire Josephson, Alesha Young, Crystal Mena and Emily Oblhaver
were the goat-scorers for the Wolfpack, while Alex Mcintosh, Jena Klett, Megan
Munce, Allie Duemberger and goalie Kristina Dague helped keep OJSC off the
scoreboard.
The Pony division is for play-
ers age 13-1'4.
For more infonn.ation. call
(949) 225-9237.
TVHA..a G> CON>NA DEL MAR
9ASUAU. For more information call Duarte
at (714) 966-2899.
~ P-UBUC'
FlctJtloua Bualn .. a
Name StaWment
_ The following persom
ire doloo business as.
CAllFOANIA GIFT
BASKETS, 6571 Col)
Drive, Huntiog1oo Beach
CA 92847
Janet H Green, 6571
Cory Orlve, Hun11ngtor
Beach, CA 92647
This business Is con
duded by· an lnd•vklual Have you started dolt'l
business ye1? No
Janet H Green
Thia statement wa&
filed w11h the County
Clerk ol Orange County on 10-29-99
19996809176 Dally Pilot Nov 4. 11. 18,
25. 1999 Th054
Fictitious Bualneaa
Name Statement
The loltowmg persons
are dollljl business es BobbY 5 North Pole LIV·
ery. 1 ~2 E 22nd SI .
Costa Mesa, CA 92827
Bobby's North Pole Liv·
ery. (CA). 152 E 22nd
S1 • Co61a Me5a. CA
92627
Thll bus1ness is con-
ducted by a corporation Have you started doing
business yet? No
Bobby's North Pole Liv· ery, Robert Atkins, Preai·
den I Thia statement was
filed Wtlh the Coun!y
Clefll ol Orange County
on 11-19-99
19996812<1' 1
0111y Pilot Nov 25. Dec
~· 9. 16, 1999 Th147
'LOCAL
MORTUARIES
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery • Mortuary
Chapel • CtematOf)'
3500 PICltic: Vl9w Dnve
Newport Beach
844-2700
PIDICE IROTltERS
HUIROADWAY
Mortuary * Chapel
Cremation
110 Broadway
CoataMesa
842-9150
PUBLIC
NOTICES
ITYOF
COSTA MESA
ORANGE COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA
NOTICE
INVmNG BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that seated
proposals lor lumishtng all labor; materlals.
equipment, transporta-tion and such other lacil-
tties as may be required
lor lhe 17th STREET/
NEWPORT BOULE-
VARD STREET IM·
PROVEMENTS • CITY
PROJECT NO. 99-17,
will be received by the
City ol Costa Mesa et the
Office of the C11y Clerk, n Fair Drllle. Costa Mesa: Caltlomia, until the
hour ol 10:00 e.m .. Mon-day, December 13,
1999, at which time they
w111 be opened pub1tc1v
and read aloud in the
Council Chambers
Sealed proposals shall
bear the lltle ol the work
and name ol the bidder
but no other dist·
inguishing manta Any bid received alter the
scheduled closing hme
lor the reo&lpt al bids
shall be returned to bid· der unopened It shall t>e
lh• sole respons1b1hty or
the bidder 10 see that hl5
bid 15 f9C8llled 1n prope<
time.
A set ol Bid Documents
may be olltalned at the
OlllC8 ol tne City Engl
neer, 77 Fatr Drtve,
Costa ~sa cat fomia,
upon nonrefundable
payment of $20.00. An
addltlonel cherge of
$5.00 must be Included II
handled by mail Bid
Documents and other
contract documen11 mav atso be tKatrunecl 11 the
Off tee of the Cttv Clerk ol the City ol Co6ta Mesa. Bid Doc:um.nts will not
be mailed uni.u the ld-
d1t1onal SS 00 charge Is
Included wlltl peyment
Eec:tt bid shatt be made on the Proposal lorm,
sheets P·1 lhrough P-9 provided In the contract
documents. end attan be
accompanied by a
cerltlled or cashier's
check or e bid bOnd lor
not 18" than t0% of the
amount of their bld.1. made payable to the 1,,;11y of
Colla Mell No propotal
shal be considered un·
le" acc:ompan11d by
"Affordable
Alternative"
Discount-casket;
Cremation&
Burial Service
Why should you ubjcct
yourself & your family to
paying inflated prices for
ca~kets & crviccs???'
CaJI Toll Free l ·888-S CASKET
Smfng Oran I Surrounding Countries
~~11 N=ll ~11 =II ~11 ~~1 ~11; ~1
such cashier's Cheek, Actltlous Buelneas Actltlou• iiuslneu ActftJous Bualneaa Fictitious Buslneas Actltlou• Bualneu AcUtloua Bualneaa Flcttdoua Buslneaa
cash, or blddet's bOnd Name Statement Name Statamant Name Statement Name Statement Name StatetMnt Name Statement Name Statern.nt
No bid WU be con-The followlng persona The 1onow1ng persons The loltow1ng persons The lollowtng persons The following persons The fottoWlng persons The lollowlng persona
slderad unleu 11 ls mede are doing bu&fness aa· ere dOlng business as: are doing business a.s: are doing business as: are domo business as: are doing business as· are dOino bu&lheas u ·
on a blank prol:saJ lorm Presllge Catering ?QO Turquoise Dental Shop4Earth. 230 us Cotilla Construction, NEWPORT CATERING, a) HAABOA AAE:A N>-GREA"'r WESTERN
furnished by I City ul N Mein SI, Su1te0 100, Group, 2969 Harbor Flores, AllSO Viejo. CA 186 E. Wilton St. #A, t7042 GiUette Avenue, PLIANCE SERVICE, ENTERPRISE, 960 Un-
Coata Mesa and is made Senta Ana ca11rom.. Blvd , Colla Mesa, CA 92656 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Suite 600. 1Mn8, CA INC b) HARBOR AP· Ion Ave , Costa Mtl8,
In ec:con:lance Wllh the 92701 92626 J as 0 n A I e xa n de r Ed rte J. Adams. 186 E 92614 p L I AN c E R E p A I R Calllomta
provlstons ol the Gold Services Cofpo-GedlZ Bamar D D.S., Nedelman, 230 Las Wiison St., #A, <::osta Waterfront Enterpnses, SERVICE, c) HARBOR Nancy Lee Thompson,
Proposal requirements ration (CA) 200 N. Mein 425 E8$t Yale loop, Aores, Aliso Viejo, CA Meaa, CA 92627 Inc., (CA), 17042 Giiiette APPLIANCE, 1240 960 UnJon Ave. Costa
EacttClasbsidd!Ar .','lU~ct ehnasv! St., Suite ' 100, Santa Irvine, CA 92614 92656 This buslneaa 11 con· Avenue, Irvine, Calltomia Logan Ave • Unit E, Mes a . ca 11i0 r n I e a " Ana, cahlomla 92701 This business Is oon· Edwin Dagobert ducted by: an lndlVtdual 92814 CoSta Mesa, CA 92826 92627-3l34
(General Engineertnff l or This buS1ness Is COO· duded by· an 1ndMdual Bransome, 3g Misty Have you started dolng Th&S business 11 con-Harbor Area AppliancA Jall W1"'8m Thompson,
and atw be prequa 1 ted dua9d by a corporation Have yau ai.rted doing Creek Lane. Laguna business yet? No ducted by. a oorporttlon Service. Inc . (Ca hi), 960 Union Ave • Coate
as required by law. Have you started doing business yet? Yes. H01ts, CA 92653 Edric J Adami Have you started doing 1240 Loc;ian Ave., lJM £, M 11 •. ca 11 r or n I a ~tt Conor J~';~'fica~~ng,:1 buslnen yet? Yes. 9123198 This business Is con-This s1111men1 was business yet? Yea. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 92627-3134 """ 08/01199 Gedlz Barnar DDS duG1ed by· oo-partners liled With the Counl)' 111/99 Thia busineu Is con-This business Is con· stoown on Ille General Gold Services Corpo· This statement was Have you started doing Clerk or Orange County Waterfront Enterpnses. ducted by a eo<pon1tlon ducted by a general Prevalllng Wage De· ra11on. Eduardo Rangel, tiled with Ille County business yet? No on 11-19-99 Inc. Oavtd A Salisbury. Have you star1ed doing partnership lerminat10ns may be re-President Clertt of Orange County Jason A. Nedelman 1"96812051 Preslden1 busmou yet? Yes Have you 1tal1ed doing ~~~ t~ai':~ht~ c1~!r. ThiS 1tatemen1 was on 11-23-99 This statament was Daily P1'04 Nov 25, DIH;. Thia statemenl was 411/92 t>us>neu yet? No ltcauon moll closely re-filed wiltl lhe County 19996812399 filed With the County 2, 9, 16. 1999 Tht43 filed with Ille County Harbor Area ADl>!lal'lce Nancy Lee Thompson
lated 10 ii as shown In the Cle11< ol Orange County Delly Pilot Nov. 25, Dec. Clertt ol Orange Counl)' Rctltlou• Bus(iliH Clerk of Orange County Servtc:e, Inc., JOhn A. Thi• 11atemen1 was
Gene-I Dttermlnations on 10-28·99 2 9 16 1999 Th155 on 11·23-99 Name Statement on 11-12-99 Cadman, President !fled with 1he County
•u 19996809692 ° ' ' B I 1"98812402 Th f-k-.. 19996811211 This &tatement was Cler1t ot Orange County effedNe at the time of Da"" Pilot Nov 25 Dec Flctltlou• us neaa Daily Piiot Nov 25, Dec e """"'no persons oauy Plt04 Nov 18, 25. filed wilh the County on 11-8-99 tne call lor btds. ~, • Name Statement 2 9 16 1999 Th149 ere dolnO busines. as ...... _ l9"" Th13 Clerk r o Cou The Contractor &haM 2· 9· 16• 1999 Th158 The lollow t$001 ' ' ' PACtFTC DIE SHAAP· uw... 2• 9· -1 o range nl)' 1"96110Uf c 0 mp1 y w 11 h 1 he Flctitlou• Buelnesa ere doing bu~= as flctltiou• Bualneu ENING, 318 El Modena Ffc:dtlous Business on 11-10-99 Dally Piiot Nov 11.i. ...1...8.:
prciv1s1ons ol Seciion Neme Statement Yoong SecondS. 436 Name Statement Avenue. Newport Beach. Name Statement 1990681 1055 25, Dec 2. 1999 rnuw
1no 10 1780, loctus1Ve, The loltow1ng persons Heliotrope, Corona del The lolk>W1ng persons CA 92663 The lolloWlng persons Dally Piiot Nov. 18• 25· Flctltloua Bu•lneaa
ot the Calilom1a Labor are doing business as· Mar CA 92625 are doing buslne18 as· John Thomu Lorenz. are oomg buSlness as: Dec. 2• 9· 1999 Thl36 Name Statement
Code the prevailing rate RANGEL'S RESTAU· Katl'lryn Mary Bell, 204 LUMBLEAU-318 El Modena Avenue Kymoo Motorsport, The loltowing persons and scale or wages e•· RANT. 150 S .He-s Amethyst Ave , Balboa SAFEGUARD, 1565 Newport Beach. CA 2121 Harbor Blvd. Co5ta Flct.ltloue Bualneaa are doinQ buslnell as
tabllshed by lhe Oty of Suite 101. Orange. call-Island. CA 92682 Scenic Ave. Suite E. 92663 Men CA 92627 Name Statement OADAM AUTO OE-
Costa Mesa. wttd'I are lornia 92869 Tus business II con· Co6ta Ml&8, CA 92626 Thi$ business 11 con-Kymta Incorporated, The lollowlng persooa TAil. 387 w . Bay St . on ltle with the City C'8111 Gold ServteeJ Corpo dueted by an lndMdual Salegutrd Prope11Je1, ducted by· an lndMcJuat (CA), 2121 Harbor Bl\ld , are dOlng business•• Apt. 23, Costa Mesa.
ol file Ctly ol Costa relion, (CA). 200 N. Main Have you started doing Inc • (CA)I 1565 ScenlC Have xou started doing Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Flow-Rita Concr11e Calllomla 92627 Mesa. and shall lorfel1 St., SOiie 100, Santa butlness yet? YeJ, Ave., Su te E. Costa business yat? Yes, This t>uslneu 11 con-Pumping, 3708 Parle Douglaa Guillen, 367 penellles preacrlbed Ana Cahlomia 92701 Oct 1 1989 Mesa, CA 92626 11-18-99 duc:led by; a oorpcntlOn lane If A, Newport w. Bay SI., Apt 23,
t h a r e I n .1 o r Th s bus1ne~ IS con-Kathryn Be• ThlS bullneu ts con-John Thoma• Lorenz Have you Jtarted domg Be8ch, CA 92663 eo.ta Mel8 California
noncornpllance ol said duc:ted by a oorporalton This statement was ducted by-a oorpcnoon This statement was buSlness yet? Yaa, Andrew AQullera, 3708 92627
Code Have you Slarted doing hied 'With the Coonfy Have you Slatted doing !tied Wtlh the County 07/30/84 Park Lane iA, Newport Eme110 I Flor91. 387
Tne Clly Council ol the busmen ydt?. Yes, Clerk or Orange Count business yet? Yes. Clerk ol Orange County Kymla Incorporated, Beach, CA 92863 w Bay St., Apt. 23,
C11y ol Costa Mesa re-08/01199 on t 1 ·23·99 1 H-99 on 1M9·99 dba Kymco Motorsport, This buslneu Is con-Coata Mesa, Callfomla serves the right to reject Gold Serv1ee1 Corpo· 19"681237 Safeguard Properties. 19996812058 Jellrey Kymla., ducted by an Individual 92627 eny and/or an bids ratt0n, Eduardo Rangel. Da•ly Pllo4 Nov. 25 Dec Inc • Roland Earle Da1Jy Piiot Nov 25. Dec Owoer1Pr8$1dent Have you started doing This t>Uslness la c:oo-
MARY ELLIOTT, President 2. 9. 16, 1999 Th1 Welchman. Prelldenl 2. 9. 16, 1999 Th14.4 Th•• statement was bustneu yet? No dueled by a general
Deputy City Clerk This statement wu This statement was Flctltlou. Bualneaa filed with the County Andrew Agudera partnerah<p
City of Coeta ~.. hied with fhe County Flc:tltloua Bualneaa filed With lhe County Name Statement .Clert< or Orange Couniy Thia statement w11 Have you ataned doing
Pubtl5had Newport Clerk of Orange County Name Statement Clel1< or Orange County The lollowmg persons on 11-12-99 filed w11h the County business yet? No J ~1 Baach-COsta Mesa Dally on 10·28·99 The following pertlOt\I on 11-23·99 .. _, bu 1 1"98811~12 Cieri< ol Orange County Ernesto 1 Floras • 1 Pilot NOvemt>er 25, 19996809693 ere doing buSineu as 19996812403 are uutng 9 ness es· D111y Pilot NOv 18, 25, on 11 ·5-99 Thia atalemenl was ..
December 2, 1999 Dally Pllol Nov 25, Dec On Site computer Re-Delly PllOI NOv. 25 Dec. a) ROM Roat Com-Dec 2, 9, 19911 Th132 111996110812 filed with lhe County
Th138 2. 9. 18, 1999 Th159 pair SelVIOI, 289 w . 2. 9, 16, 1999 Th150 ~nyN~)wTheggr~•~~ti Aaltlous Susine.H DaltV Pllol NoY. 1 !L.1_!._ Clerk of orange County
""Fl::rc"""t""'lt.,..lo_u_a...,Br-u-•...,.lnes--.-• Wiison Apt c, Cosla w·~ry 3 .:..~....... Nama Statement 25, Dec 2, 1999 1nutr-' on 10·29-99
Name Statament Mesa CA 92827 Flctltlou• Bu•lnaH N
02
e;po11 Bea7h"'C'A The ro11ow1ng parwooa Flctlilou• Bualneaa 199M80M04
The following peraons Flctltloua BuelneH Wlfllam Laverna Name Statement 683 are doing t>uslneu u : Name Stat9mant Oallv PllOI Nov. 11.r _1_8.
are dOlng buSlness es Name Statam•nt Swartz. 289 W. Wilson The followlng parsons Gus Delaloo, 503 Su-College Traller Park. The IQllowlng peflON 25, bee 2, 1999 •nw8
Totartom...: 7071 The lollowtng petsOna ~t. C, Costa Masa, CA are dOlng buS1ness as· P-Sttor Newport ~. 2580 l4ewpcr1 Blvd , are doing busineu u FlcililOU• BuelneH
Warner Ave., ~u111 are dOina buslneu as 9~ General Bulloeal Serv· CA 92663 Costa Mesa. Clhl 92627 =lit Press, '288 Name siat.ment F·139, Huntington BAYCREST DEVELOP-Thia buSlntll 1$ con-tees, 375 Bristol Street, Thll buSlne11 Is con-Robel1 D Suma, 242 L SI., Cotta The tollowtng persona
Beach. CA 92647 MENT COMPANY, 23-4 duded by. an lndtvldwal Sul1e 30, Coata Mesa. ducted by· an lndlvlduel Walnut Stteel Newpo11 Me • 2826 are dOlng butlnea •••
T1mo1hy J Hund, E. 17th StrMt, 1212, Haveyou1tartedd0ing caltlomla92826 HaveyouatarteddOlno Beach,Callt.92683 Olene Hiii, 1288 Research and in:
111 11 Goldenwest SI , CoSla MNa.i. CA 92627 business yet? No Kimberly Marte Calder, business ye1? Yea, JAN Tine R. Burnt, 242 Londondeny St.. Cotta VHllgallon Collectton IK1. Huntington Buch, Sl/IVla B ulce, 1813 E. Wllllam Laverne 2819 Player Lane, Tustin 1990 Walnut Str .. I, Newport ~ ... CA 92628 SeMON 3109 L.Jnooln •
CA 92&47 Bal&oe Blvd, Newpoo Swartz Ranch. CellfomMt 92782 Gui Delalco Beach, Calif. 926&3 Peul H iii, 1288 way. cO.ta ~ ... ea Th•• buttness IS con-BeaCh, CA 92661 This &11tement was This bullneu la coo-Thia statement wu Till9 business Is con· Londondeny St. Costa 92826
ducted by. an Individual James c Biele, 1813 E tiled With the County dUCled by: en lndlllldual filed w•ltl the Counl)' aucted by. hUSband and Mesa, CA 92828 OaVl<I M Keele, 3109 ..
Have yo1J1taned doing Balboe Blvd.. Newpon Clerk ol Orango County Have you staned doing Clerk ol Orange Couoty Wile Thll bua1neu 11 con. Llncoln Way, Coete bus1neH yet? No Beaeh, CA 92661 on 11-23·99 bus1ne11 yet? YN, on 11-19·99 Have you staned doing ducted by. husband and Mesa, ce 92826 ..
Timothy J Hund Thts business Is con-19996812387 06/0111999 tll9M812039 bu1lna11 yet? YH, wile This buSlnMI le ~ .t
This 1tatemen1 waa ducted by huSband and Dally Pltot Nov 25th Dec l<lmt>erfy Marie CelcSer Daily Pilot Nov 25. Dec. 11-01 ·99 Haw you slarted doinQ duct4td by. an lndMdUal l11ed witn the Couniy wife 2, 9. 16, 1999 153 Th11 1l1temen1 WH 2. 9, 18, 1999 Th145 Robert 0 Bums buSiness yet? Yes, 1996 Haw you started dotng
Cleft of Orange Courtly Have you larted doing Flc:tltl l:t H llled with the County Thi• 1tetement was Olene H.U bullneu yet? No , on t 1 ·18·99 busu·ieu ~e1? No N ou!_ uaine Cle"' of Orange County Actltlous Bualneaa filed Wilh the County Thia statement was Oavld M. Keele
19996111918 Sl/IVll B. Btee em• >11wt•ment on 11-115-99 Name Statement Clerk of Orange County ftled with the ~ Thi• 1ta1emen1 w11 •
Oa1ty Pilot Nov. 25tDec Th11 1tatemen1 WH The lollowing persona 1HMl11687 The foltowlng persons on 1f.1999 Cter1c or Orange County filed w1t11 the County
2, 9, 18, 1999 h140 filed with the County ar~it'ri,w~·~::.•~ Dally Piiot NOv. 25, Dec. are dOlnO buSkle!8 11 t9"N12040 on 11-5·99 Cltlk of Orange County
Clerk of Orange Courtly ,._ 2. 9. 18, 1999 Th139 VPM If.IC. 2400 MaWI 01My PilOI Nov. 25. Dec 1 ..... 1ot1a on 11·5-99
A ctltloua 9 ... l .... aa on 11•,3·99 West 18th lleet, ...... 11 FlctltiOua Bualneaa StrMt. Suite 201. lrvtne, 2. 9, 18, 1999 Th1'46 Oai!V Plloc NoY 1 !L.1.!· ,..,..1GIM -,,.. ; 19996112391 Me ... , Ca 92627 CA 112614-8252 · 25. Dec. 2 1199 tl"IUll3 ~Pilot e Name Statement 0 Pl Nov 25 Doc Gordon Wayne Mnler Name Stat•mant VPM Menagement, Flctmoua Bu•lnt.. :.i • Nov 11. 1 • "
The follOwtng persona 2,aG~ 18'.°:999 ThtS2 TrvstH lor the Weyr.e The lolloWing persons Inc., 1 C.t~lomia oorpo· Name Statement flctftloua 8u1lne.• 25, 2, f999 TIIOO&
ere dOlna businesa as· Fl-•'tJOUia .. •ineM 1nd£l1zabethM1llerTrust are doing bualneu 11, raoon,. 2AOO.Maln Sl"'8l, rn. followlng P8f90n8 Name ~t AoWMed -&lagno1tlce ..... ... tdate ~~-te)."~ wnt -Acarnron cart COT-Sulle 201. lntlne, CA ara dOing buSlneu .... The fOllowlng ptl'IOOI
and Imaging, 1920 Name Statement 18th Straet, Cotta Mesa, ltgH, 14542 Leurel 92814.e252 a)OC Nlghtllle, bl are dOlng bulNu 11:
KaltllaAve1.SU11eU,Of· The IOllOvtlng 1)8/lON C.92827 AV9 .. trvfna,CA92608 This busine11 i8 con-ocnlghtllfa.com, C) ~TOlllMarte~ •noe. Ca 941887 are doing bu41neu as Elizabeth Hillel "4 ler Wendy Kruuman. dUClled by. a oorporahon www.ocnlghtllle com, b G1encJ Qourmat, ~renk A Ksiazek, 0 Peulaen & As-lrut1ee lor tile Weynt 2057 Port Bristo! Clrd•. Ttw registrant com· 1330 se Bristol Street, 122 lmpertel Cove Lil.,
10020 Margo Lena, aoclal•!: 4247 Dana and EUzabeth M1Per TN1t Newporl Baecl'I, CA mencecl 10 tranuct bull-#20, Santa Ana. C.tlllOr· Huntington Beach, CA
Westmlnater, C.. 92683 Road, Newpor1 Beacn, (date 5-15-98), 005 West 92660 neu under the flclttlOUI nla 92701 92648
O.t>ra A Warwick. 717 CA 92683 181h Straet, Cotta Mell, Agnu Wein, 15 bualnels name or namu Aaron Newsome, 1330 Cheryl · May Ooont.
E Adams, Orange, ca CNe A Poulsen, 4247 C. 82627 Catirbna, MIUlon VlelO, 11 ted above on .UIJ98 S(l Sri•IOI Slreal, 129, 20122 lmpellal Cov. L;n ,
92867 Dana ROAa, Newll()n This bualMae II oon· CA 92&92·5'27 VPM Managament, san11 Ana. C.llfomla Hunllngton e.acn. CA
Thie blim.u ii con· Beach. CA 92963 dueled by a bullne&• Thia bu•inMI IS con-Inc. Philip H Mc:Hamee. 92707 . 92648
dueled by 1 genorat T bualoe 11 con· 11\.191 ductod ~ • genetat Chitf E1rac:ut1\'a Of!t'-r Thil bu1lne11 11 con· Tl'll8 bulltltll ta con-
panneratup ducted by an lndMdual Have you atAned doing panntrahlp Thia statement w11 ducted by en 1ncsivlduAI dueled by. 111 lnll1111duel
Ha"8 you 1111rt1<1 '10ing Have vou •tailed no.no bulll'leu yet7 No H wr you 11111ed dolno flied With the COUnty Hive you atart9d dpjng H11ve you atatted dOlno
butlnesa yet? No buslne • Ytl7 No GordOn Wayne MJI '· bvllrieu yet? Y••· 619§ Clor11 of Orenga Covn(y bUSineH yet? No buS!r'teSI Y917 Yaa, 11183
Otbtt. 1.. W rv.1Ck Diie A P.W n Truttee Wei'4y l<l\/11man on 11.23119 Aaion Ntiwtomo CNt~ M 9ooflll
Thil iatoment wet This 11 t mont w Th atatem n1 wa1 Thia tatement wu tt99N1MOO Thlt statement wH Thie stat mem was
filed Wllh lhe Coonty I led with If C0unty lifo4 wllh ltitl COunty I With lhe County Dally PtlOl NoY. 2$ Dec. •11ed W111' the County ltled wlttl the gounty
Ot1'I ol Oronge COuoty Clerk ot Orange COUOty c n.: o4 Oronge County Ci rt< of <>tang• County 2, 91 1e, 1m fh16t Clet1< or Oreng1 County Clet11 of ~QI Cour1ty on 11·23.09 on 1f·23·99 oo tMG 19 on 11-19 99 on 1M6·911 on 11 ·5-99
1 ..... 12404 tttNat2H6 1""8120&0 1ttMl1?062 CLA881Pl•D 1 ..... HIM 1 .... 10814 D• '( Piiot Nov 25. Doc DAiiy Pllol Nov 25...._ Otle 0 lly Pll04 NoY 2.5 Dec. Otllly PllOt Nott 2' Dec .. ....,.. 0 Pl!Q( Nov 18. H DaDv PllOI NOY t 1, 18,
2, 9 HI, 1099 Th151 2 9 113, 1 1n1!.4 !· 9, 10, 1m Tht4t 2, 9. us. 11109 Thl42 1. G ' 99 Th137 25, l)8c 2, 1099 TtiO!M
Actltlou• BualneH
Name 8tat4"Mnt
The fOllOW!ng partON
are dOklQ bualr)en ,. J & A Company. 3ll04 ..,
River Ave , Newpof\' \"
Beech, CA 92ee3 4032 ,
Roben Hofman. 904
River Ave • NtwPort e.edl. CA 926'53 4032
TNi bUllntH I.a COO•
dueted by, an lndMduet Have you 1t1rt9d cJOlnQ
butlnell yetl "··· 199-( Robert Holmatl
TNS •llli.mem WSI
filed with the COuntY Cieri< or O,_.noa County on 1M2 Gt
t .... Utol
0.lly PJIOI NO¥ UI, 25.
Dec 2, 9 19119 Tt\tll>
I •
Dally Pilot
FIC1ltlo"t Bualne11
Name Stltement
Ttie lollowing persons aradoina~u
FAM!l Y"l:ARPET
CAREJ.771 W. 19th SI,
IM, ~ta Mela CA
82627
DtMll Jarn.s Ken·
neoy, 3178 Glbrtltat
Ave , Coala Mesa, CA
82628
w1111a1n JOlln Kenneoy,
7t0 Femleaf Ave • Co· rona del Mar CA 9'2625
Thll buSlnass 15 con· ducted by co-pat1nera
Have you started dolno
bullnM5 )'9t7 No
Dennis J. Kennedy
Thl1 11atemen1 was
filed with the County
Cltll< of Orange County on 1M2·99
1"96111223
Oatly Pilot Nov. 18 25,
0ec 2. 8. 1999 TI1125
Flci1tlou1 Buslneu
Name Statement
The lollowlno persons
are doing business as
Stanton Enterprises,
1280 Bison Ave.hB9·19,
Newport Beac , Ca
82860 Dtnlel Stanton Imler,
1323 E. Balboa Blvd. #4, Nawpon Beach, Ca
82881
This business 1s con· OUC!ed by en 1nd1v1<1ual
Have you started oomg
business yet? No
Oan Imler
This statement was filed wllh lhe County
Clerk 01 Orange County
on 11-12·99
19996811228 C>eilY Pilot Nov. 18, 25, Dec. 2,8. 1999 Th126
Flctltlou11 ButlneH
Name Statement
The following persons
are dotng business as·
CENTER FOR THE POSSIBLE HUMAN,
2482 Newport Blvd ,
Co$1a Mesa. CA 92627
Su1ndra Newberry,
160 23rd S1ree1, Cosia Mase CA 92627
Ariel Hubbard, 607
Roci<tord Road. Corona del Mar, CA 92627
This business Is con·
ducted by. an unin·
corporaled assoclaUon
other than e partnership
Have you started doing
bUllneSS yet? No
S"'ndra Newt>erry This 1111emen1 was
hied with lhe County
Clerk ol Orange County on 1M2·99
19998811225
Dally Pilot Nov 18, 25.
O.c 2. 9. 1999 Th127
Fktltlout Buslneu
Name Statement
The following persons ,,. doino business as
QC-EXOTICS. 1820 E.
Garry, Suite 215, Santa
Ana, CA 92705
Skarlet Media, Inc ..
(CA), 1620 E · Garry,
Sulle 215, Santa Ana,
CA 92705
This business Is coo·
ducted by· a OOfporalJon
Have you started doing business yet? No
Ska!1e1 Med11, Inc,
Steve J Kurdziel,
Pr9sldem
Th19 statement waa
11i.d with the County
Cle4k ol O•ange County on 1H2·99
19996811224
Dally Plot Nov 18. 25,
Dec. 2, 9, 1999 Th128
Ffotltloua 8uslneu
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as
Ava DenlaJ Practice,
1125 East 171h St, Suite
N458, Santa Ana, CA
92701
Mllad Management
Company, Inc . (CA)
1125 East 171h SI Su•lt
N458, Sanla Ana. CA
92701 This business IS con
ducted by a oorporauon Haye you slaned doing
00.iness yet? No
Mllad Managefnen1 Company, All Sahah,
President
Th•• statemenl was led Wllh the County
Cte11< or OfBnge County on 11-12·99
1"96111208
oany Pilot Nov 18, 25,
Oec. 2, 9, 1999 Th129
Fictitious BuslneH
Name Statement
The lol&Owtng peraoos
819 doino business as
HS, Fro.shes, 1111 E
Wtkaman. UM M. Santa
Ml.CA92705 Henry E Salazar. 880
Cenler St., 11, Costa Men, CA 92627
This business Is coo·
ductld by an lndMdoal
Have you started doing
l>OllneP )'917 Yes,
11IOl/'99
Henty E Salazar
Th11 statement WH
ftled with the County
Clerk of Otange County
on 11·115·99 • 19996811629
Dally Pil()( Nov 18, 25
Doc. 2, 9, 1999 Th119
Flcdtloua Butlnen
Ntm• Statement
The IQllowing person£
a'9 CiOlr'O buSIMS$ H
Salon MG, 2400 New·
pon Bouleverd, Costa
hQ ... CA92627
MaryGrace T991ovlc-w_o~d1 61CS 112 Gold-
&fUOCI, Colona Del M.lr,
CAl1'l625 Thia MlnlSI it c:cn• CIUclled by· an individual
Have you started doing
CM!neM )'917 No
M1ryOrace Tttolov1c· Woro Thia alltament waa
f1leld With lht County Clt!rll. 01 Oranoe eoumy °" 11 1~-89 1ttMIHl2.a
Detty Piiot NoY. 18, 25. o.c 2 9, 1899 Th120
c ua us,,...
Hem• Stat.mtnt
:Tilt follc>Wlno ~ dOlng buslneu as
Schtld ·Ex. 1421 Mesa
Or , t7~ S11nta .Alli H~lglltf, ~ 82707
P1mela Ann Llllle,
IG21 MNa Or 05, Sarte Ana HelghUI, Ca
82701 Thia bu in.st 11 con· duded by M lndMdual
Haw yau 1t1'1td doinQ
butine I yet? No
Pamela Mn Utile
Thia eta11man1 wu
filed w)lh lhl County
Ci.It!. d Oninee Cciunty on 11-18-99 l .... .,,m
Dllfy PilC4 HOii ' 8 2.$, '*'" g ,. Tt\121
I •II' Ml ~11 ~11 ~I ~1
Fictitious Butlneu Actltfoua Bualnett Flctltfoua Bualne11 F'ldlUOua lluaineaa F1ctltloua Bu1fneH Flcttuoua Bu•lneH
Name Stl*1'1ent Name Si.tement Name Statement Neme htement Name Statement Name 61-tement
C The 104!0Wtng petM:>Ot The IOllowing peliOt\S The IOllOwing partQllS The follOYl1ng persona The fOllOwlng persons The IQOowloo peraons
a1a dOinlJ busW.1 as .,. dol,00 buatneaa '' are dolna buslMa u •re doir1o buslneDtsa • & are dOlng bu!lnua as are doing bu5iOt11 H
Mt Ctdtwood lm1•t<Jt5 EBT~noe Con DJE bESIGN, 304 •noovaltve •ion Sounnuo Ted\nalogy ~ Emp111 Agency, 801 N Parlleenler Drive. SIAlino, 19302 F'irmooe Pt061>8Ct SlrHI. NOWJ>011 Building, D 58 l l 112 Group 520 71h SI Hunt· b ff'IW>Q Academy ol
1210, Ss<ita Ana CA Clrcfe. Hunllnglon Beacn, CA 92663 ~!,..ho'c'A ,.!.;..,3N•wpot1 inaton Buch. CA 926'8 11t.eup c) Emc>itt Cos·
92705 Beaeh, CA 92648 OaVlcl JOhn Eridllon. .,.,....,,, .... .,... . r<aren Krenbiel Cot~y meucs, 3303 Harbor
E11k B Mlchel11n, Mervin Amold Freid Jr. 304 P1oapea SllMI, Dtma Ga'8y 0 Toole, 520 7th 61tee1 Hur1I· Blvd • A· 102, Coala 1301 Dove Slreet. S111te 181l<S, 19302 F11es1one Newport Beach, CA 5811 112 Seaatt0rt1 Dt.. 1og1on Beactt. CA 92648 MeH. Ca11lorrua 92626
1050, Nawpon Bear.ti, Circle, Huntington 92663 N2e6w8p3orl Beach, CA , Thi$ bUSlMM Is con· Donna M E.E Inc.
CA 92660 Beach, CA 92648 Jenifer Lyn Encks011, 9 du<:ted by an mdlYldual (CA) 3303 HAIOOf Btvd ThtS bustness is COil• This bus1ne51 11 con 304 Prospect S1taa1. This bus•neu 11 con· Have you" flied doing A102, Colla Mesa Ca~·
dueled by; • dvcted by· an mdivlclual Newport Beact1, CA ducted by an lndn11dual business y91? vu, lornla 92126
Tanancy·in.cotnmon ~ave you staned dOit\g 92663 Have you ltartoo OOlng 9-01· I 999 This buslf'l&ls Is con-
Have you 1111\ed doing buslnen yet? No This business 11 con· bus ss ye1? No . Kareo Krenblel CQ!l>y d\JCle<I by a corporatt0n
busll'leSI yal? Yes, May Man11n A. Freedland ducted by. husband and ~MtS C.Hy ~Toole This 11atamtnl was Have you stl!led OOing
1993 Th•s itatemenl was v.He 11 51a1eman was hied wllh the COOnty business yet7 Yes, 1197
Er1k B Michelsen !tied with the County Have yOU llarted doing 'ctledrk ""I~ lhe g:n1y c1etk ol Orange Coumy Donna M E E , lne., Autttonzed Aganl .' Clerlt of Orange County butlness yet7 No ~ 0 rang" nly on 11 2·99 Ka1h11lne Nichols,
This s1a1ement wea on 10·29·99 DaVld J. Erlclcton. Jr on 10-29·99 19996810112 Agency Dtr8Clor
filed with the County 10996&09'171 T"ts stet1man1 wH 19996809785 Dally P1101 Nov 4. 11. 18, Thia 1t11emen1 was
Clerk of Orange Coun~ Dally Pilot Nov •. 11 18, filed wllh the County ~:"~~~I NOY 4• ~~ 25. 1'199 Th075 tiled with the County
on 11·16·99 25. 1999 Th069 Cieri!. ol Orange County Fictitious BualneH Clark of Orange County
1"96111623 Fictitious BualMS• on 10·29·99 Fictltloua Bualnea1 N.•m• Statement on 11·4 99
Daily P1~01 fNov 1fh12251 Name Statement -Daily PtlOI ~~1,s; Name Statement The following pel$00s Oa~~ot ~°!"~~0419: ~ 2• • 999 The lollow1ng persons 25 999 Th057 The following persons are dOing business as· Flctltloua BualneH are doing business as · 1 are doloo bus111ess as CASA BELLA 741 25. 2. 1999 Thi 13
Nam• Statement crown Search 200 Del Fictitious Bualneaa NORDSTROM CATHO· Ocean Front l:aguna Fictltlout BuslneH
Thi lollowlng persona Mar Avenue,' Costa Name Statement LIC B()Ol(S AND GIFTS. Beach. CA 92S51 Name Statement
are dolno business as Mesa, Caltfomla 92627 The fot~ng persons 5n 29th Slteet. Newport caro4yn Patricia John· The to1towing persons
Paw·lfolous Cookie Erin J Archer, 200 Del are doing business as Beach. CA 92663 $00 741 Ocean Ftonl are domg business as
J$ra, 2888 Bayshore Dr., Mar Avenue, Cosla E&lhellc' Whitening Nordstrom OeAv)etop· Laguna• Beach CA CANYON PLAZA SHOP
A 14, Newport 9each. Mesi. Cal1lomla 92627 Center 1401 AYOCl<lo ment Finance. (C · 511 92651 · PING CENTER, a Cah
Ca 92663 This business Is con· Avenue #807, Newp<>n 291h Street. Newpon Thi& ousioess 1s CQO· torn1a General P1nne1· Penny Kelly. 2888 dueled by an lndMdual Beaeh. CA 92660 Beach, CA 92663 ducted by an lndlV!dual r;top, 949 South Coast
Bayshore0r.,A14,New· Haveyoustartad dotng Sherri L Worth, Ths business Is COO· HaveyOUstaneddoing Onve, Su11a 500 Costa
pert Beacn, Ca 926153 business yel? No O O S · a protes..onat dueled by a corporation bus.ness yol7 No Mesa CA 92626 This bustlle$5 11 con· EnnArcher rorporation, (CA), 1401 HaveyOUatarteddOlng Car()lynPa10C11Johnson Harry S R1n1cer,
ducted by; an lndMdual This statement was Avocado Ave •807, buStness yel? No This 51alement was Trustee. unelar Dedara
Have you starled doing hied with the County Newpo1t Beach, CA Nordstrom Develop· hied w•lh the County uon of Trust Dated
bu$1ness yet? Yes. Clone of Orange County 92660 men! Finance. Lawrence Cieri< ot 01ange County 7131174, 949 South
May 1999 on 10-18·99 This buslneas lS COil· A Nordstrom, Pres. on 11 ·2·99 Coast Drove, Suite 500,
Panny Kelly 19996808570 ducted by· a corporation . This statement was 19996110134 Costa Mesa CA 92626
This sta1emen1 was OallyPllotN011 4.11.18, Have you started doing hied.._ wl1th0 lhe Coucounty oa1lyPilo1 Nov 4, 11, 18, Harry s R1n1<er
filed Wllh the Counly 25, 1999 Th071 business yll7 Yes, 1997 Cle, .. o range nty 25, 1999 ThOn Trustee or the Rodenck
Clerk of Orange County STATEMENT OF Shern, L Worth, 0 0 S on 10.29·991"""""•""Jl3 Fictli1ous Business and Kennelh R1ni..1r on I H6-99 BANDOuMENT OF a pro esst0n81 corpo-.,.......,. S Trust 949 South Coast 199116811622 A "' ratlOf\, Shern L Worth Oa•ly P11oC NOY 4, 11 18. Name tatement Onve Suite soo. Co~ta
Daily Pilot Nov 18. 25. USE OF FlCTmous 0 D.S. President 25. 1999 Th067 The lo4tow1ng persons Mesa. CA 92u26 ~ 2 9 1999 Th123 BUSINESS NAME This statement was Fl tltl B 1 are doing buslneSI as LO&B Investment Co, a
' . The follow.ng pe1aon(1) folecl Wtlh the County Ne ouSa UI neas Snagwear Unllmiled, Cahlrma General Pan· Fictitious BuslneH has (have) abandoned Clerk of Orange County ame taternent 3094 Yellowstone Or nership (see below tor
Name Stetement the use o( the t1ct1110U1 on 10-29.99 Tne lollowtng persons Cosla Mesa CA 92626
The following persons business name. 19996809756 are doln~ business as. Enn R Wilson, .3094 P(~)8~/nes E Oobron.
are dolng business as. e.c. 1n1ernat1or.al, 2038 Oally Pilot Nov. 4. 11 . 18, ~:JUf ~kt~ ~Ji U~uile Yellowstone Dr Costa General Partner, 329 via
INTERNATIONAL DATA N Capella Ct, Costa 25, 1999 Th058 308. Costa Mesa CA Mesa. CA 92626 Lido Scud Newport CORPORATION, 18831 Mesa CA 92626 Flctltl B l 11 Thts bus1nei;s •i. con· Beacli. CA 92663 Von Karman Ave • Ste The. Ftc111ious Business ous us ne s 92627 ducted by an 1ndovtdual (b) w c L 1 b
·200, lrvtne, Cahlomla name referred 10 above Name Statement Gaylan Jensen, 201 Have you started dOmg vre Gei::r Partoe~. elS 82812 was ltted in Orange The •~•no persons Crystal Ave . Balboa Is· busuless yel? No Chatham Court. Newport IDC Research. lne, County on 6/l7199 FILE are doing business as land CA 92662 Enn R Wilson Be Ch CA 92660 (OE). 5 Speen S1reet NO 19996796522' HCS, 2112 Windward Th•s business is con· This statement was a •
Framingham. MA 01701 Emllo Golding Pineda, Ln • Newport Beach. CA ducted by an lnd1111dua1 hied w11h 1he County T~JieeA~ lh~ S:~~:~.
This business Is con· 2038 N. Capella Cl., 92660 Have you &laned doing Cieri( ot Orange County revocable Trust. Trust A. ducted by. a corporation Cosla Mesa, CA 92626 Home Heallh Care business yet? Yes, 1980 on 11-2-99 1026 Chorro Street,
• Have you started doing Chad Kureshige, 2038 Services, Inc. (CA). Gaytan Jensen 19996110135 Sulle 1 San Louts Ob·
business yet? Yes. N Capella Cl , Costa 2112 Windward Ln This statement was Daily P1lo1 Nov 4 11, 18,
07/19/1999 Mesa, CA 92626 Newpon Beach, CA lile(I With Che County 25. 1999 Th078 IS~j c:n~34~. Feclte.
IDC Research, Inc . Thia business is con· 92660 Clerk of Orange County Fictitious Business Trustee of the Be It
Manam R Kanm. dueled by a general This business 11 con on 11•9·99 .....,..,. Name Statement Family Trust, Trust B,
Secretary partnership dueled by a corporallOfl 1•..-10987 1026 Cho St et T"•S s1atemen1 was Emile Golding Pineda Hal/8 you staned doing Oa•1y Piiot Nov 1 I 18. The IOllOwong persons Su to 1• Sa~'touisrOo·
ltlad wltn the County This sta1emen1 was business yet? Yes. 25. Dec 2. 1999 Th110 81w~g m'.~s~sAIL spo, CA 93401
Cle111 of Orange County filed wrtn the Coun1v 1-15·96 Fictitious Business H Id e H m0
on 11-16·99 Clerk of Orange Counly Home Health Care Name Statement ~IE R v 1 CE c5 ~ ~f 9
5 Par~~~r 50 d'roo~~ed 19996811620 on 10/29199 Se!Vtees. Inc • Steven Th f II ' necreek r -S O N Oally Pilot Nov. 18. 25. 191196800786 Dean. Pres e 0 owing persons Costa Mesa, CA 92626 lick rive ewport
Dec. 2 9 1999 Th124 0 11 o.iot N""• 4 11 18 This sta1eman1 was are dOlng business as· Cnsuane o Abrantes, Beach CA 92660 ' • 25a y199ri9 v• . Tho70 ftfed with lhe County COUNTRY ESTATES, 2855 P1necreek Or . Warren C LaFebvre Fictitious Bualneaa • Clartt 01 Orange County 201 South Peck Onve • F·319, Costa Mesa CA General Parler. 15 Name Stltement Fictitious Business on 1a.29•99 Beverly Huts, CA 90212 92626 Chatham Coort. Newpo11
The following persons Name Statement 19996809757 Sanford R. Hallman. Th•s buS1ness ir.. con· Beach, CA 92660
are doing business as The rouow•ng persons Daily Pllol Nov 4 11 18. Trustee for The Henman dueled by an 1ndtvte1ua1 Aon C Fecke, Trustee
Momentum Mal'keh~ are dOlng business aa 25 1999 Th059 FafTllly Trui.t UOT Febru· Have you started c»rng of l"e Bennett re·
Commun.ca11ons. 2557 Chosen Creallons, Fictitious BualneH iryeck2.0!!!9e:S'rty5;ti:~h. 06bu5t-Oness yet? Yes. n'2a6ca%'h~i:~'· 1~~e';. Via Del Rey. San Juan 3140 Man1s111 Onve, S ..... 1·1999 Ca1>4s1rano, CA 92675 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Name tltement CA 90212 Crlsttane 0 Abrantes Suite 1 San Louis Qb.
Ml<:Met Fichera, 25571 N1s51m Menasha, 3140 The tot1ow1ng parsons Phyllis A Hellman . This statement was lspc, CA 93401
Via Del Rey, San Juan Manistee Drive, Costa are doing business as TNStep tor Tho Hellman filed with the County Ann C Feclt.c, Trustee
Capistrano. CA 92675 MeM. CA 92626 a) SllOwt>oardlng com. Famlty Trusl UDT Febru· Clerk ot Orange County of the Bennett Fam11y
Coen van oe Poll, This business is con· t>) Center com. c) Board· ary 2. 1989, 201 Sov'h on 11 ·2·99 Trust. Trust B, f025
32642 Carreterre Or.. ducted by an 1ndovtdua1 1ng.com, 16814 Hoskins Peek Ortve, Beverly H1ns 1111196110136 Chorro Street Su•te 1.
San Juan Capistrano. CA Havu yOU started doing St • Huntington Beach CA 90212 Daily P1lol Nov 4 11 , 18 San Lou•s Obispo, CA
92ti75 business yet? Yes CA 92649 James E. Dot>roll 25. 1999 Th079 9340t
Arlene Stlvergleld· 1o,i1199 Jeffrey S. Busche, Trustee tor The Oob•ott Flciltlous BuslneH Th11 bus•ness Is con·
Bumb, 9872 Oc:eancresl Ni.s•m Menashe 16815 H<>P•l\S SI . Hunt Fam11y Trust UDT Sep· Name Stat•ment ducted by • general
Onve, Huntington Beach, This statement wu 1n01on Beactl, CA 92649 temt>er 6, 1979 Restated The following persons partnen;hop
CA 92646 fried with lhe County This business IS con· Oc1 4, 1982, 329 Vta are domg busine~ as Have you started oong
This business is con Cieri< of Orange County dueled by an lndlVldual Lido Soud, Newpofl Mtlklla 354 Avocado SI bustnoss yet? Yes,
dueled by: a Umiled on 11·2·99 Have you stalled doing Beach, CA 92663 1118 COS1a M&a Cali· October 1974
partnerstitp 10096810118 business 1:,t? Yes, Bette M Oobroll tomia 92627 · James E Oobroll,
Have you started dotng Daily Pilot Nov 4 11, 18. N~lf:e; S ~u:.1.lld ~~~~e ;::;s;~O~~~ rictr Wa!domat Step· r~&:i"li:!s~~':°n~ICo , a bu ... r\8l>l> y11t? Yei.. Octo· :l!>, 1Y9!J lf\072 Is be 1979 R eel naak. 354 Avocado St Ca.ltlomll General Part·
ber 20, 1999 Flctitlou. BualneH ,1~ ~.~at~n~fy ~-:. 1882, ~ia~.. #18. COiia Mesa. GaU· n&rsh•P
Arlene Stlvergleld· Name Statement Clerk of Orange County Lido Soud, Newport fomT .. ~ 9b2521 c:on Tilis 5latemeot was
Bumb The fOllOWl"" persons on 10.29-99 · Beacli, CA 92663 ,,.s usineu is • l11ed with lhe County
Thll slatement was are c1oino bus;~ss as 19ff68097$8 This business Is con· ducted by an individual Cieri< ol Orange County ~:irk ~;'~ri!n~. ~~ SAFEGlJARD oa11y P11o1 Nov 4, 11 t8, ducted by a general buHave you9f71a~ doing on n .09.99
on 10.2g.99 ESCROW. 1585 S<:enoc 25, 1999 Th060 partnership tiifl~s,:/s1epniak 1889$110882
10996808711 Ave.. Su11e E. Costa Flct1tl0us Buatn••• Have you slarte<I doing T~ 1 ·taiement was Oallb Pilot NOY 11. 18,
Dally Pllol Nov. 4, 11, 18 Mesa, CA 92626 Name Statement business yel' Yes. 111...,. s w ~ the County 25. ec 2, 1999 Th101 .,......,.,., Safeguard Properties August 11, 1999 ""' ' Cou Fictitious Business 25, 1999 ''"""' Inc (C&hlornoa), 1565 The following petsons James E Oobrott Clerk ol Orange nty Name Statement
Fictitious BuslneH Scenic Ave Su11e E ere CIOing bus•nest as This statement was I on 1 t ·2·89 The to11oW1.vo petSons
Name Statement Costa Mesa, °CA 92629 650ou12 Cable·}> ~~~HllONnt. Med with the County 0a•1u P""' Nlov0~111°2218' ··v
To.-lol.,,..,;nn pe--· Thi$ bus•~ 15 con· ...,z ..,.,...., u • Cle111 ol O"""'• County "' 1..,. ... are do.ng business as. ""' ...,..,. • '""".. ducted by· a corporat;on lng1on Beactt. CA 92647 on 110299-·• 25. 1999 Tno&1 Web Dnve Space,
are doing busioess es Have you staned doing Don Szabo, 6512 19996810110 ct t u1 Business 18103 Youmite Cl. s:::wt:,rt 8:~:!.nd & bu$1ness yet? Yes, Cadiz Clfcle, Huntington Oatly Pilot Nov 11 18, Name Statement Founta n Valley, Ca kt
Drive, NSwpon sea': November 1 19119 Beecti. CA 92&47 25, Dec. 2, 1999 Th100 The followrng persons 9¥~1 L Brewster
Calttomla 92663 Safeguard Properties, d~~ g~':~~~ld:!" Flctltlout Business are dolng business as· 18103 Yosemite Court, Jam's ••ten Wil"'!y Inc., R. Earle Watchman. d doi Name Stetement Newpe .. BHcll Tennis F~"'taln vai•-y, Calif "' ""1111' Prer;tdonl Hal/8 you start• ng Cl b 2601 Easlblull "'"' .. 7 Soodanc:e Drive, I aw· This sJalement was business yel7 No The lollowtno persons o~e' Ne....,,.,.. Beach 92708
pen Beach. Cal• om.a hied wrth lhe County Don Szabo are dOlllO busineu as CA ei660 ~ ....... • • T ony B r e w st e r 92Ba663rbara Ann Wildey,, Clel'll 01 Orange County This stalemenl was H1Uary2000 com, 1805 Yanow Polnl Ventures (Antnony PJ, 18103 Yo-
7 SI.Ma 0 •• Ne on 11 ·2·99 ··~ V.1tn the CouolY Peninsula Place Costa LLC (CA) 2601 East'. SQIT\lle C1 • ~ountatn Val·
poo e.':Ji. C:hton: 111996810111 Clerk ol Orange County Mesa CA 92627 bluti Orl~t N•wpon le~hlc;a ~7:ss Is ooo-
92663 Dally P11ot Nov . .c 11. 18. on 1°'29·~91191809n6 d ~h~~~~e1t!: J:~; Beach, CA 826Go ducted by husband ano Thia t>uSineu 15 con· 25. 1999 Th073 e • N This business I• coo· wife
ducted by husband and Fictitious Bualne11 ~:11l~°91 Nov 4' ~~ ~~~w~l '92se~wpor1 ducted~ Umoltd Have you atarted 001ng w~ave """' srartod doing Name St•tement AciJtlous ButlneH Gerald P Hayden. LI~~~ ~ staned doing business )191? No
business-yet? No The .foltowlng persons Name Statement 2729 Pacific Coast Hl~h bu&lnes~ ~et? Yes ~~~~lt:i~~~e~s•:as
Jame1 Allen Wildey ·~8gin3~:::"Jb1 The follow!~ persons :~ewporl Beactl. A Nov 21 , 1999 Hied w!lh lhe Counly
This s1a1emen1 wts Acacia Sia. 210. Newpon are dooflQ bus;nesa at This bustne" is con-Yarrow Potnl Ventures. Cl4trtt ot Orange Coun1y
tried wilh the County Beach CA 92660 B & ~ Olstnbo1ors, cllJCled by co-pertners LLC. Sieve Joycia, on 10·13'99 Cle~ o1 Orange County James R Kubiak. ~~~Newpor1 Have you started doing ~~ta1emeni was 1990680e1'8 onlM6-~9996t1t6'2 ~2~1~Rldge,lr\/\oe,CA Bud Simms, 1208 trt7=syet?Ye•. lfled witn lhe County ~.~~.'t:9 1fh1\85
Deity Pilot NOY 18, 25, Linda L Gnry 101 AltCanle, Newport Baacti, Chns Hayden Cleft! ol Orange County
Dec. 2. 9. 1999 Th135 Scholz 122•. Newport CA 92660 This s1a1emen1 was on 11·9-99 '
HctltlOUI BualnH• Beach. CA 92663 Mlc;k Simms, 1208 filed With the County 19996810888
Name Statement Tiiis business Is con· Alicanle, Newporl Beach, Clerk of 01ange County Daltl,!'tlOI Nov. 11Tu18,
The lol1owrng persons ducted by a general CA 92660 on 11·9·99 25, c. 2, 1989 108
are doing buSlness as pattnersh•P This buSlnesa 11 conj 19991110885 Flctltl 1 Butlnea• INTERNET MUSIC RE· Have you staned doing ducted by. • oeoera Daily Ptlol Nov 11, 18. OU
CORDS. 328 Vlata business yet? Yes, partnershtp 25 Dec 2 1999 Th111 Name Statement
8 8-86 Have you atartad doiflO • · • 1 The following peraons Trucha Newp<>n Beach, ·Uoda L Gra bUlinlSS yet? No Fictitious Bui neH are doino buslntll 85 CA 92660 This sta1aJen1 was Bud Stmm1 Name Stetement RUiz Sennces. 2072
Thaer Mustafa. 2137 l1lecl with lht County This statement was Th• tonowing peraons Placentia Ave . Costa
Elden /love.. •6, Cosll Clerk of Onlnge County hied wt1h the County at• do4n~slneas as Mesa. CA 92627
M=· ~~ftl~28 Vista on 11 •2.99 Clerk of 01ange County Market od LLC. Dennis Rulr:, 67 40
330 W. B?Y St. Cosio Mrso CA 92627
Thutsdoy, November 25, ~ 999 a;
N= I HO"= II ... -----
c:t t oua Butln••• fictitious Bu11ne11 Flct1tioua ButtMP
Name Stetement N•me Stat•m•nt Name St.atetMnl
The following p raons The U1g ~ Tlle t oont
11e doing bl.Bin u -as: ara ~ buSllleU ti a 4olnCI lbUSlneU
House Of $aV1ngs com Prec1sron Lal>Of81MY •J Jel!ael>Malon
12235 B ach Blvd tnte.rnationat, 3174 b} Da~ M
S11n1on, Calrfomra a1nrelta1, Coli'la M sa OWi too cl Stlliing"
90G80 CA 92G26 DIV ilQI\ ™2 Wand Id Aov need 011a Paul HAl•ns Or "iumnglon B d1. Procenlng P1ov1ders, Enterpr1$elii tCA) :1114 CA 92647
Inc . (CA), 12235 Be11ct1 G llralla• Costa Mesa D•vva 111ternauonal,
Btvd , Star•ton, CA 90680 CA 9262ti tnc, lCA , 7642 Wind· Thli Wlloeu is COil-lfli~ bt.lwi ss '5 con 1 aid Drrve. HanMQt
ducte<J by a corpora• on CllJCI 11 bY 11 cotl)Off;Uon Beactl CA 9Z&41
Have yw •tailed OOing Have you &tanerJ oom Tills Dusmes!: con
butln :..s ~011 Ve& bum a ye1? Ya1 1 ~ ouctecl tir a c:orporallOfl
8l30l99 Paul H ms Ha yau &tafl OOtng
Adv an c: • d Oat a Ent11rpn 'Iii Pau A buslneu y-e17 YH,
Processing P1ov1ders, Harns P.rllS•dentCEO QQ/99
Majao Rahim President Tl11• at11temant wos 1>ayve 1n1ern111onat,
Thi& statement was hli,d w m lhe Couruv 141<: , Manin B Le>peta
11180 wtlh the County C1e11t, ol O•ang11 County v P, Clerk or Ora~e Coi..nly on 11 5·19 Th!S su1em1:n1 111•t.
on 11 s 99 1119968105911 1 a W!•n tile County
1'996a10596 Daily Ptlol Nov 11 18 Cle~ of OmfJ.99 County Daily PllOt NOY 11. 18 l~ Dec 2 1999 Th086 Ofl 1 Hl-911
25. Dec 2 1999 Th097 Fictitious Buslneu DalbPl..., l~1 1,oeac18 Actltlous Business N s "" ,....., •me tatement 25 0 2 1999 Th112 Name Statement nle to!ICMing persons
The following persons are doing tiur.1ne~s a~ Flctiti?us Bualnua
are do.no business as M1n1 Gourm111 1210 E Name Statement
MK ENTERPRISES. Yorba. Lind8 Blvd Tne IOllowrng persont
18312 At11ng1on Lane, Ptaoonl a CA 112e10· 11111 doing w~tntlSI as
Hut11tng1on Beach, CA Longoau Inc. 1CAl a) Cornwell Tools
92649-17082 Ca11c.ao('S All{l bl AUk.!ools now. 23'41'
Magnus N11ck1 Keeous, Volt.la u111.1a CA ~28Bfi SumrnorflelO 3E A
16312 Arlington Lane. nus tius1o&!>S 1s con VleJO -ca 926!.6
Hun ngton Beecn CA auc;eo I.IV a cOfWfalion Oanlet Rlc:Nlra BollUn,
92649 Have yQU stanecJ f'JOing 2.1.C 11 SummerfoelCI 3E.
This bu$1ness 1S COii· DUSlll05S yet? Ye$ A ISO V 8jO ca 92b56
ducted by an Individual 10 1 99 Thts wsoness I~ con· Have you started doing Loo9uall tric James l!UC111d by an 1n<1Mdua1 business yel? No A Campan11; Sr Prei; Ht1ve you s1aned do;ng
Magnus N11<1u Keehus This stalemcnl was trnr.t11e1t• vet? Y11,
Thlr; r.ta1amen1 was h1ed wrtt1 the County 10-01 1.19
loled w1lh 1119 County c11111;; ot Ofarige CWnty Dan 1 R Bot~in
Cl 11' o• Orange County on 11 5·99 ThlS !ita•ement was
on 11 ·9·99 111996810599 tied w•:h tne Col.r11y 19906810896 On y P1IOI Nov 11 , b C:el\< ,ot Orange counry
Oa ly Pilot Nov 11 18 2.5. Dec 2 Hl99 T"°87 on 11.9.99 2~ Dec 2 1'.199 Th102 Fictitious Business 111986810889
Fictitious Busineaa Name Statement 041tv P tot Nov 11 18
Nime Stetemen1 The l<>llowmg Pt''Sonr; 25 De<: 2. 19<19 Th10!>
Tho tollo>111ng persons are dOlng business as Fictiti·ou• BJsineia are doing business as MtMasters Masonry "'
SA v E Palos Verdes 2013 Continental Costa Name Statement
24501 Oel Prad.J Ave • Mesa C.1 92627 The tr w o pe sons Sulit F·2 Dar>a Po;nt Steven L McMas111rs aro Ol)lf1g bus•nes• I'll
CA 92629 2013 Continental, Costa a\ Tides Mo•vl b) SiJa & Ee11cel CommuM•es. Mesa Ca 92ti27 Su"! Lodge •60 N Coesl
Inc , (CA 1. 283~ I Ttus business s COil-H.,.-y Laguna B<'!ai;r CA
Avenada LR Mancha San ducted by· an •nd1vidual 92651 ,
Juan Capistrano CA Have you started doing Exe1;.ul•ve nr AS
92675 llu~lness yet? Yes soc;1ates LLC iCa ;t) .ioo
This business rs con-10·1•99 N Coast Hwy La;Junl
ducll!d by a corporahon Steven L McMas1ers Beaeh CA 92651
Have you s1a11ed domg This statem~t was lt11i. DoJStnet>s IS con business ye1? No hied with tne Couoly duC18d oy LllThteo
Ee><cel Commul\Jl1es Clo,._ ol 01ange County Llab I ty Co
Inc. Delores Cinque·' on 11 •5·99 Have rou 51arte:I '10ll•g
graru, v Pres 19996810600 buSlness ~el? ves
Thn• statement was oa.ry Pilot Nov 11. 18 Oc1 ' t 999
ltled w111l the County 25 Dec 2 1999 Th088 Execu11111: Inn As· Clerk ol Orange "'-·-cy 'ti 1 ~ocie•es lLC Sllu·Ctien on 11·9·99 """'' Flett ous Bus ness Wnirwortll P~s·oenl
111996810891 Name Statement · This .-1a1ement w.ts
Oauy Ptlol Nov 11 . 18 The totlow1ng persons !tied with the Counl~·
25. Otic 2 1999 Th103 are d0t0g busmess a~ Cieri.. or Orcinge Cour I'/
Fictitious Business AAA lma~·ng 116 w on 1M2-99
Name Stetement Elm St ullerton CA 1!1996811288 92832 Oa y Pilot ~ l8 2."i The to..ow1ng persons Albert A Bosson 116 Doc 2 9 1999 Tl\111 a•• doing bu5lness as· w Elm SI Fu lerton CA -=-.......... • --=-..--Jurrtp S11e111 Marketing 92832 Fictitious Bualneaa
200 North Tustin /we· Ka!h1rene E e.sson Name Statement
nue, Suite 200, Santa 11 ti w Elm S1 • Full· 1 tie loltow1ng persOI~
Ana, CA 92705 erton, CA 92832 are dOmg bus11 ass aa
Suc .. ess Resource In· Tn1s 1>us1ness 1s con Petti Galer1e, Bella,
stltute. (CA) 200 North ducted by husoand and 419·8 31St SI NeWIJ()rt Tu&ton Avenue Suite wile BeilCh, CA 92663
200. Santa Ana CA Have you staned dOlng Ilona Martin 121 -
92705 bustnei.s y.it' Yes Ou nto Newp0n Bead\, This bU~ ness s con-Qc1 1 1990 CA 92G63
dUC\ed uy· Limited A t>el1 A StSc;(>n TNs busino:!SS 15 oon-
Llabihty Co This statement wu tlucted by an lnaivlclual •
Have Y04J staned dolnO liled with !he County Have vou sianed doing • busone~s yet? No I Clert.. of 01ange County bU$1ne!S yel7 N<> Success Resource In· on 11•5·99 lloha Manin _;
11t1u111, w E M1tctl11U. 11111116810603 This 11aremen1 waa
President OA•ly P1101 NOY 11. t8, lrled ""'" tile County
Thi:. statement wH 25 Doc 2. 1999 Tl'I089 C1e11t ot Orange County foled w11n 1t1e Counly -on 1 1.11H1a. Cieri!. ot Orange Coun!y Fictitious Busln .. s 190981111:!12 .J
on 11·9·99 Name Statement Daily PiloC Nov 18 25
199116810902 The IOllO ... "'O ~rsons Oec 2 9. 1999 Thff8
Oa 1y P lol Nov 11, 18 a1e doing t>uSoness as
25 Oec 2 1999 Th104 Mr J s. 2101 Eas1 Ed Fictitious Bu.slneH
Fictitious BualneH l~er. Santa Ana CA Name Statement
Name Statement 9 l,og, · Easl Edinger, Ttie lottowong per~ oo
The lollow1ng persons Inc. (CA), 2101 East Ed are doing business as
are doing business as inger. Santa Ana, CA W11Sons' Beat!} Col·
FRONflER PROPERTY 9t 705 llQ" 304 Manne Ave •
MANAGEMENT 1635 Ths business s con Bab0atslan<1 CA.t12662
Superior Av8004t. U'lll 4 d<JC1ed by 8 oori>ota'ton Nancv Wilson Beek, ·COsta Mesa CA 92527 Have you stal'1ed dOlng 321 Al'VardOo Pac .
Rod Je¥Oell. 1635 Su· bUl!r\Olo yet? No Ba 00. i~land CA 92661
penor Avenue. Uni 4 2101 Eai..l Eel n!1(ir Ttlls 1>us1ness IS con·
Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Inc • Monammao z luettKI o~ an ndtvit1ua Th•S business 1s con· JOha•. Pres'<lenl Havo you stariso ng
ductad by an lndovidual This r.talemem was business vet? Y s.
Have you started doing tiled wim 1hi: CQIJfllY 10,ti~:: Wiison Bec!t
businou yet? Yes, Clan. of Ou1nge County This sritement was •
7-1-99 Oii 11·5·99 I led ..,1t tne County Rod Jewell 19996810602 Thl.S s1atemen1 was Daily P,IOI Nov t 1, 16 Cieri.. OI O~ County
filed w1tn 1he Cooniy 25 Dec 2 1999 Th096 on i t-5·99
199116810604 Ct111t ol Orange CounlV Fictitious Bustneta oni p•-Nov It 18, on 11·9·99 u "" 19096810899 Name Statement ::!5 ec 2 1999 Th081
Oa•!Y .Pilot Nov. 11 . 18. The following ~rsoos
25. Dec 2, 1999 Til105 are doing business as
Fictitious Business f~·~ ELx~:· .:·
Name Statement Anaheim, CA 92801
The loitowrng per..ons Evecullvt' Inn A•·
are doing bus ness as soc.ates UC (Calll), 480
Star Naill Salon, 370 E N Coast Hwy. Laguna
17th St llD Costa Ma.a Beach. CA 92651 Ct 92627 This bUSJ~ G con-
Gary A Schmiot ducted by' Limlled
19702 Plll'kVl-Terrace l ablllly Co
Yoiba Linda Ca 92886 Ha119 vou &tar1t1<1 ooing
This bu~lneas is con bus111es~ yet? Yes
ducted by an lnd•V•dual CCI 1 1999
Ha111 yOU lila'led doing E~ cutove Inn A'sociates
buSltlUS yet? No L L C S n u • C h e n
Gary A Sdlmldt W~llf1h Prosoent
Th s 11a1ement was This statement was
liled with the CoonlV I v. nn 1tie C<>unty
Clet'I! or Orange County C '" OI Orange County on 11·5-99 on 11·12419 1899M10605 19096811280
Oalty Pofol Nov 11 , 18, Dally PUOI N 11 19 25
25, Dec 2. 1999 n1090 Dec 2. 9 10~ Th116
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Tru-·. Ne.-nrt Beach, 188M810117 on 10-29-99 .......,...,.m 7 R1<1ge11na Or Newpon Gr<M1s C1 Chino, CA ..,,. ~..-Da1tyP11otNoY41118 1.,.,.......,., Beach,Callfomla82660 91710 CATh91s2~~-·~s is ........ , 25 l999 •. nio14 Dally PtloC NOY. 4, 11, 18, MarketSound LLC:. This bustnell IS con-............ ........ 25. 1999 Th0e4 (DeleWa,.), 152 Madllon ducted by an lnd!Yldoal
ducted by a general flct1t1oua Susln.H Actitloua BualneH Ave., Suite 1104'"611. Halfll vou si.rted dOlng paHri.':."'~ started ddlng Name Statement Name St•~t ~~6 YOO!, New YOO! ~ ye11 Vas,
STARTING
buslnns yet? No Tne lol1owing peraons The IOll<Wtlng pe~ Thia bu$1nus II con· Denru1 Ruiz
Mo S<Matl ••e doing buS•ntll 81 are doing bUllOUI 81• ducted by; llm•led ThlS 1tllemen1 wea
Thie 1t1tement was• Shine Design, 139 112 FilOWnoom..i !llT l/2. L1ab1l1tuCo fled wlh the Coun"'
I led th th. Count" AJban P1 . COsta Mesa. NarclNus, ~rona del H .. , _.. ..... 1 '' I WI 1 CA 82627 Mar CA 92925 ave you ttart"" ...,.ng Clark ol Orange COurtly Clar!< or Orange County Steve c. S1ul1k, 139 112 Ju<111h E. Ul19", 517 1/2 buJlneu ye11 Yu, on 11 ·9·99 on 1 H9·99 Alban Pl , Costa Mesa t.11rci&sU1 C:O:ona del 719199 • 190Ml1oetG
Oaltu Piiot ~~= CA 02627 Mar CA D2825 eM3'r .. •JS~u~~LC, OaJV Piiot Nov 11, ~
2• 0~ l&. 1999 lh1•8 This bust0aas 11 con· Th.. buSineu 11 con· ra ey IS 25. Dec 2. 11199 TM
Fict1tloua 6ualneu d~~ ~ 8:ta~~ dueled by an lndlllldull °'Thi!°' tlateme111 waa F"lctltloua ButlneH
N.m • .,.. • ._ ........ , bu9iftlst ~17 No Ha ... you 11a11e<1 dolOg filed w h lhe County Name Statement .............. bUSIOIH yel? Yes, Cler!\ Of Ofang County The lollowlng peraona
ANEW
BUSINESS??
Tile lollowlng PttM>nl Sieve S It! 5115'99 on 11·9·99 •nt dolOO bUSlnesa as
1ra doing bustness n: Thia 11a1ernen1 w•• ,Juolttl E. Ulnly 1tttea1°"2 ~SPY DOMAIN, e
Advaru<S Com/Tierce hied Wllh the COUl\IY This 1lallmen1 was Qally Pilot NOY 1 l 18 b INANITY GLASS, fochnoloQles, Inc, 3100 Clartc of Orange County flktd w1lll Iha County 25 Dae 2 1999 -o,107 52 Newl>Q(t Bl f9,
,Airway Ave .• '1112. eo.111 on 10 29 99 ,...7.. Clat'I! of Oftrl1141 COunty • ' Colla M-..1.CA 92627
• • •·• • • • • • •
M!IN, CA 112628 199"1vw on 10-29·89 Bryan L ru1ay 2052
.Advanoad Commerce Daily Pilot NOY ... 11, 18, 18"MOt7" FlctltfOUt 8u11MH Newpotl Bl "· Cm
TectlnOIUg,.a. Inc. 25 1989 Th081 OeOy Piiot Nov 4, 11, 18, Name Stel9fMnt Meu CA 92627
(NeVIHUI), $100 Alnv-ay Flalilout 8u1lneH 25, 1999 ThOOS The ionowcno PlMSOnt Thit bUtlnen con·
A>JW. 1112. ~ M , Name Statement f'!Cmr6Ul"8UllMH are ddng bus1nctU as. ~tel by n lndMduel
CA 02628 The folOwtny ptf'IOM Nam• StatetMnl al Cu&tetn By GletS\, Have YoU tartecl OOlnO Thtt bullne• 11 con· ar• dOlng bus!ne• •• The lolloWtng peflON ti Lasetg1m com ~ yet? No
ductfld by • OOl'PO'lllon REL Investment Com· are OOinO butlneas •• ' P1an111ourm1 com. B)'fOO L HarOy H ve Y'OtJ ftal1bd dOlrlg pany, 2838 Bayahora IN Or-AA, 2158 Santo 1009 N. Ot!MOI. Ganta This 1'81tment waa
bu11ne11 y111 Yu, ortve. Suda C·4. New· Tomas, Coata Milaa, CA ""'8. CA 92~3 hlOG with ll'lo County
10·2&.1908 Pof'I Bead\, CA 92683 826~? Glenn Terry Httnd, Oet1o: Of Orange County
Advlnr.ea Commerte ~rtE l.Mlo..e_y,28811 Gal C.My, 261 San•o 1836 Silvt11 Hod Dr on 11•t , ttChnOIOQIU, Inc . Dayshofa °'1W. &ii ,.. Tomas, Coate Milla, CA Diamond Bit, CA Oonlef OratoY·Pte nl C-4. ~Bue ._ 82627 tl 785-2853
Thll tn mon• Wat 2003 lN$ bUtlntU " con Thia bustntu II con-
' wllfl IN County ms tlU&lr 1a oon-~ by an lrdM(lual Ovdod 11y n lndNldull
Qeltl Of Ofanoe CounlY ouaed by en lndMIMll Ha...e Yol' tatted doing • ~ you n OOlnJ1
on l ().;29419 Hew you atanoa Oiiing buelnen ye1'? Yea, t>uMle • Y9t'? Y s, 1""809754 bt r.11 NO 1().2().0 111•'91 DllllY Ptl01 Nov 4, '1, 18 Rotlef'I LU~-V G&R C.tty Glenn Teny Hand
2&t \p 'ThO"..& 'f'hla U•t•tnflnt WM ih11 ,statement wat Thb 111 m•nt w111
lt'I all ttt.te flltlll wit" lhe COuflly llltd Vw11h Ille OountY t1ttn 11¥11t1 ttl9 00uf11y
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SPINAKER BAY E.RN
2tlt 2.5be trptc, 2 cat a-. UUK l1U/"'o. MM'TM12!1
Aleo Trtplt11 $525 l&u ...
from OCMl'I tronll
°'*' iundey 12-:4 . 1'11 Rtdl1nct.Plicie
end of QI di *· 3& llr!Qle lewl, $3tl8 .9'IO
John Miier, ~ ~00
ONLYLE!FTI
NU HOMES E SIDE
FROM BUILt>ER
Open Sat.Su~ 12-5
2527 Throul11 2541 S#lt• Nia Ave. 4t>f. 2 5 bl 9'lPfOlt 1800-2000 tqlt 2 cat gl· . no-. &al1lnQ • $316,900
94g..122-&JM 949-64G-7801
thti FAMwXv ilinediiea
1·5iory. 48t 2 588, Huot ic. °"" let • ""' 12-4
)020 "'"" Suce.t-. -PrOf*lll 84Hn.2 S Lilt AffOfdible FMllty
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gll'Olf\ home, Pergo Aoort. remoo.led klVT1111 room,
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WATERFRONT LOT LAKE MISSK>N VIEJO
Cullom home toe. ..,..
price $U9K Bkrlowner
Mt.719-1SOO
104 -.-
YEAR Y UNFURN Smell
tllr 1bl llloa new,°" llreet p1rkln'4~0. egt
1 llr 1 IM, HU nu. bright.
view, 1 block to bchlPCH
Stove/frig, WIO, ger,
ttorege, llund, avll now 112Wrno. t4M75.ct2
1h Ftom PCH & .,._ S
refurt>, O.ege, bllcony,
COM, 517 112 Golden Rod
Ave. 2u.14e.uoo
Avalii611 fOI' 1 Umhect nm. Onlfl 28r, Fp, 'tf/d,
Ill', IWllOml locllor'I "-
COM end N8 888·m.4451
INutlfUI 2£, fp. gw, new
Clrpet WfO. fllr, Pl" gllMI a1t1d comm /Newport
888-279-4451.
THE SHORES
APTS
1 & 28R
TOWNHOMES
$300 OFF
MOVE-IN
Selected Units •••••••••••
Starting O
$1095/mo.
Mo to Mo lease. .. We are a pet ..
community.
6 block•
from the beach.
94~2611
NEWPOff'T ACROSS THE
STREET 28r. FrPc. gw, new ~ $t095kno (no pees) lee& !Nile Ave 13
Cel Danll 949-720-9422 Ext 203
" Thi •• tm. rnook hOmi I**. I 58r trdlr nw bell Oullc, It lllOISI 10 55 fwy,
well IO etlOI) $745hno
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$H51mo + 1800/dep Gloige WOOCI$ 329 ~I·
a.ty UH, 949-548-eOllJ, .. 9'64• I t64,
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ATOP NEWPOKf COAST
• Enclased Garage •Alarm System
• Washer/Dryer/Refrigerator
• Fitn;ss, Business, Clubhouse Centers
OrtL' R1•:h-·or1 An.1ctmert Hori1es
f re ·n S 179! l
T\\O f)1•droor11 /\p.1rtr11c·nt Hr_imes
f rorr1 S 1-190
S500 off J«Uricy dtpc»ir when )'Oil IOU! and I~ in tht ~
\'Wt wnh appt'O"'iid =die (Ooa not mcluck pa deposit)
SAN JOAQUIN Hlll.5
At NtWport Rulge Dri~
J 888 882-980 www.iac.com
(!) versized one, two and thrrt bttiroflm
foorplans most with firtp!Aces for tny
hoiiilay gatherings, largtJ!!ltios, INd#il
pools and spas. Great locations ntar-F11Sbi4n
Island & the beach. Small pets welcOIM. llH!.
From $1,185/mo
Settle in btfort. the
hUst/e t!f /niit/i oftht StllSl11f!
CJJ 7lw.,. """'1!
(888)21~54
• Ocean Breezes • Spacious Floor Plans
• Resort Style Pool • Vaulted Ceilings
• Bubbling Spa • lush Green Uindscaping
Two Bedroom Townhomes From $1525
Two Bedroom Apartment Homes From $1400
Three Bedroom Apartment Home From $1445
1200, ecurit} Deposit with Approved Credit
{D0t.~ not include pet dt1><mt)
949-645-0252
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Living In Luxury
~ ......................... .
, /} • 24 Hour Guard Golt ~itestv/e • •Full-time conclelgi l8Mce.
unparalleled In • Elegant one «
Orange County two bldfoom plons
• Gorgeou c1ubh003e
from 12.100 '° '6.100 : • Lavish poot apo
1-877-681-7387 ! •f ! 5'11A7 &rbal. Sell Oemlnll i
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FAIRWAY APARTMENTS
AT BIG CANYON
CATED COMMUNITY BY FASKION ISLAND
S..utiful tree-lined stl'MtS and golf COUrM
views. EnloY C8111frM living In your large ~ SR apat1ment horM!
•TWo-cat'~
• Wastter/dryer hookul)9
• Flreplece (wood & gas)
• Air conditioning
•Wltbw
• S2,2eo to $2,000
•Sorry, no peta. ~
Please call (9491 644--0509 J.!!.I
Another EIMX Commu --
r Newport Marina•:
Apartments
Bayfrom community wl1h pnvate beach
E.r nlllnna Walk lQ Balboa bland shops.
Minutes from F.i.sh1on Island
• Wood-burmng/gas lirepla ... b
• Private garages
• Boat sbJM-available
Now Lc:lSlng 2BR
S20~0-S2100
Sorry No Pets
:. Please call (9+9) 760-0919 .:
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FOUND ABBYSSAINIAM
CAT. bllQI blown end un,
lllPfOlt 1 yr <*S, Sat 11-20
Doi.w Shora T NI to
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to 00 home I F<Uld In VIC: of Balboa 8tfcv.l8lfl St, N 8.
PllaM 94M4W594
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Gentlaman (who oS*ll Cir
dOOt'I ) tooling '"' ..,,,... tolfw, mid 40'9, wtro um
to travel, etc.} cell .. M45-1781
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S12 Vitti u.defe ecc.tl0f1N, clthng, rugs
blr ltoole, picture•, ttc..ll
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911onging to Lynn ~
who pellld llWllY .. 2.
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949.673.622
TCOIN NEEDS
OLD COINSI Gold, Sllve1.
)8Welry. walchls. lflll<IUN,
oollCtiblM 949-642-9'4 7
TOP utniECOROSI Jan. R & 8, Soul. Aoc:'J1. 9'c
50'1 & 80'1
94~7505
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8ollol\ Reid Co Call ~ 139012!11 1"800-20Ml41
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New Restaurant Opening!
Metro Express
Now hiring for all p=>sitions all
shifts full and part ti.me. We o¥er
flexible hours, great workmg
I environment, and a great starting
wage. We are in Fashion Island in
, Atnum Court. lf you'd like to be
part of an exciting new concept,
call or stop by for more
information.
(949) 720-8001
A COOL JOBI
Entry leVel ~ 18 or
Oldlf, no exp nee. ~ec:t
Income end grOW'll pollf'Clll
wh1l1 est1bll1hlno new
IOCOUl1b In ft\llOf Cll:y .,.,
r9IOrt 1rN1 (NY. fl. HI, Gu•m ere.) uc1111n1
oppor1Unitf to 1111er Job nialQl~s.
ARE YOO MAKING
$10,000 p., Month ?
I Nied Cio..! 1'111
Drowning In l.Mdtl
Mt.27M321
CarttaMr for lkllt'ly lady.
Incl cooking Thursdey l'tlfWIO lflrough suncsay
l'lllq. 24hrs ·~~ lwve COUrtt'a
~ .. 212 sTAOCTION $UPERINttNOEHT (wotk·
Ing, multlple Jobt) Must bl
flmlll• w1th lnturan~ reconltnlctlon end naw own trvdg\oofl. Thie i. • ~ opportunity and perm1n1nt poaltlon.
Elrcentnt blMtltt. EOE. Fu rMUIM to PedrlJOMt-
lnrecon ~7wnt.
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MM51-20U
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motar control maln-
tllnlncl end ~ stlootin9-Min 5 Y'• 11powntooi..
·~ M1ln11n111c1 Mt·
ch1nlc/Mlflwrl9htt
needed fOt helvy ~
d\IWW wort. Mln ~
Yfl up own toola.
• Polltlont opening "' L.A. end Onnt• Cowltlll. ....... ,..
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1nthu1l1111c pro chlro ::~ lheiap11l lot ~ Mfl 200rtllS c.a . 9'9-640-7030
NB AiMiGn 1.eolOn • ..mg tol Of Pff ITllil-' ·~ llSIStant lmmecial• opening Siert 11 $MV FIT
inC*l<ll$ blnlft.s Call 16-F: -Npm e .. M13-5070. .. •
Pen timl ': Driver Wanted -
SU2 per hour plu• • mllage. ... Needed Mon thru sun •
2:45am to 5:45pm. Acj;
d111onal WOfil may be ' available.
Muat have truck or Ven, lleblllty lnturanc.e wt1h
proof or payment1,
drlvera llcente, eoclal
HCUrlty card, and
dean DJl.Y. print out.
Acc.ptfng tppllcrion1
Mon to thru Fri from
8:00am to 4:00pm. PIN.. bring all ,.
quired lnfonnltlon.
Tlmff Or1nge County
Attn: Pim Becklft9haat 2901 Garry Ave.
Santa AN, Ca 9270(
714-549-8548
ION33-4080
AfT~L HAl.UIARK
ITOAE: 1n NPB, now
hlrtng AMt. Men1g1r
w'9.,_, t&lll, F/PT
.... 121-toll
AD!
Call
642-5678
Rttall Salee
UNITED COLORS
OF BENETTON
$outh Coatt Plua m $9/lv + Comm
plus b8llll1lli ,.IT S/7llf + Comm
Wt are lookWlQ lor
auptl sal&S people
Vr1Ch Ioli ot energf
' & enlhUSiasml ltYQU aie 111(11.Nate<I & dlPllldablt A#'/ In : ptmon We wVI t1111
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START YOUR O~ 8USINESS1
681 your own echeO-
IJll Conliot your own r.come sea trom yoor
home, et wor1c, lhlough
tundratsers Be an
Avon AepftMnlallYt
Call (888)581-2866
VALET PARKING 1~701~713
ltnfnedjlfe Po511~ Ava• w;J llpl, FIT .pfr, flex lvs
4 NE REPS. Full lllM, energetic for Mortgage Co,
£am to S600 • wk• ben11lrt~
Sales exp preferred Contact MellSSa 0 IM9·2S0.57111 I '78 EllPLO~~ I
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tht II~ In this cat-
agwy may 1'9C111lre
you to Clll • 900 numbtr In which
thert la • dllr9f per
minute. .
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PIH11 bl wwy of out Of lfH • COfnt)lfllel.
Cllecll wlttl the Ioctl 1ttttr Butlntu Bu· reau blf~ you ltnd tt1y money « ,.., tor
..,Vlctl. Read and
uodtrttand any con·
trect• before you
•Igo.
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CHfUSTMAS BLOWOUT
flnanclll Pl'obleme, lit Of
Small '"""'" 6t11111pe. Of ~al Wt Can Htlp.
1-I00-214-&101
l"2 -==I Shp IOf 4511 Boat
•lnl loe1!lon, llflll Udo
Bridge lllC1ncityldodt bor,
S15pelfl 94967~128
d tt MOORING loc11td nur Ftrry Croulng,
p11bllc dock 1cc111.
4()1.563· 1901 .
695 CAR&'TRUCKS
IVAHS/SUVS
ACURA 3,0 CL '97
Rosa melaftlC/grev. leather. 11110 111. moonroci( ful pwr
package, lilt, CfUl&t, llcioty
r~~m cc1 plaW8.99~
LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER
(800)291·3747
BMW 31tl'M 5 apd, black A Lind Rove1
Trldt $16.995 Stock •2883
VlNI TAS95640 LANO ROVER
Newpclft Bch t4H40-6«5
BMW 5331 'i3 Bronzlt, lthr, eunrf,
llaupartnk etttto, AC, new major tun.up, new
Boaht R11g1, Rtc:tnlly ra-
pltetd dilfartntlal. St1ong
tng wlhlgh ml, Auna Gree\
$2854 94M4M814
CAOIL1.AC CATERA '97
Lo mi, beige. llltl lntenor ed.
moonrool, chm~. bal Of wan (02000GJ S21.988 NABERS
(714 )540-9100
CADILLAC CATEAA ·99
Lo 6500 mi, black. t1111
teatner ed. moonrool. bal ol
wan (025789) $28,988
HABEAS (714)5~9100
Ctdlilac Concoura 195
VB Nolltbtar lhlle, lealtlet,
mt. cond. new car trede-1n
(28215-4) StB.988
NABERS
(714~ CAOILLA~ 'U.
Out5tand1ng appe1r1nce,
•lnl cond. carrme Rad. 58k ITV. $ 11 000 949-78().9628
CADILLAC OEVilli 'ii .
Lo 171< mies wt1111, tan !fir, bll ol warr pttv rerlllll
(768482) . $26,988
Nablta
716-54().1100
CAOiiDc elDOAAbO ·M
V·8 NQrthstar beige, tan
tealhtr. very cleenl (60IM14) $11,988
NABERS
(714 )54().9100
MEET
someone speclal
through classflled
1-c~r:1
CAOILLAC ELDORADO 'N Orly m 1*11 Ftoti ~.
Ill\ lealtlet. a1orS. bll OI
Yi1!f , IUJ* dean'
(6052601 • S31.988 HABEJIS • (714 )$'°"9100
ciditlec s;:;liii &LI 'e1
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IHttlet. dwn whls, bll ol
wa11 (805422~ $26.988
HA S
(714 )540-9100
!2011 En cab Pkkup 'Ii
• 5 'Pd. oomec:;: shell, 1acks, xlnl
eond $5900 949·580-9626
CHEVY Aatro Ven Li '9i
8 passenger, silver/grey,
ony 26k miles. automatic,
dual alf, am/Im stereo, luU !:: pak. pnvacy glass.
tory al9YS
l207181). $19,995
EXUS Of WESTMINSTER
(100)291·3747
CHEVY BWER 'ii
SUV 4X4 loaded. Auto. 1111
wtllel. low pckg. AC. elect
~ncs. -c new cones 25k ml,
$I 9 ,500/obo Newport Bc:h 714-325-9411 949-759-8189
Chevy Tahoe LT 41t4 'H
4-0r, Al pwr, Whl/f:!oohlv· 12511 m warr, over In
JC111S $28.000 714-396-71 t4
DISCOVERY SE7 '96
L.oed8d. green V81'f de#l
$19,995 Stock •2865
VtTA5254&4
LANO ROVER
Newport Bch MM40-6445
DISCOVERY SE7 '97
Green, loaded, cert11ild,
must see $25,995
Sloclc 12856 VI VA542927
LANO ROVER Ntwport 8ch MH40-6«5
DODGE DURANGO '91 Super low miles, 1ed,
must see. $25,995
Stock 12639 V#WF144740 LANO ROVEJI
NeW!)91t 8ch MM4M445
oo6GE GRANO CARAVAN SE '93
Loaded w/sport pac:ka,J:s ~·Low 761< deln. $7,llOO'obo () 1758;
EIP9dlil0n Edd' 8Mf 'i7
loaded. IQ.A':= Ao... Tr8de $24,995 St 12879 VINt Vl.842715
LANO ROVER
Newpott 8ch IMM404445
FORO AEAOSTAAVAN 191
&tended. very low rrleage.
!\Aly lolded, 1111'1-lm cassette. ~ COl11llllef. $7500 060 714-540-5995 714-7~118
FORD EXPEOifiON '99
Edcle 8all9f 4K4. black! ~. ledlef. this one his 11 dl~34kmies
r404 b $2095 EXUS F WESTMINSTEJI
(800)291-3747
FORD T:eiRO lX 'i6 VI
While Opalescent. 1 owner,
8K ml, extreme good cond
$15,500 94!H60-9628
MEET
Jhrough clalSlfled
1895 CA~~1
HONDA CIY1C LX 'IS IUd1, tld, 11 SK mt. g004I
cond, '6500 «be« offw.
.. .. 7IO-OIN
INANifY JSO 'il TllV'lan, llN, d por.i.-.r. !loM CO, Cterto. tun 1ocf, Ml'll cond $8.995 IM~41M ... 120,
JiGOiA XJi •u motN
PLAS 4-«, IUI pwf, aun rool.
Wirt Mlelll, 1 owntf
19C01da, .1811 dull. $5900(
obo 949-723-1504
Jelp CherokH Latado 4x4 't1. Bek ITV. wtwte 11t grey Int. sneeps kin seat covers. mini
cond. $7900 IM&-873· 1043
JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
LAREDO '93 Wlvlelgiey Int,
V6. ABS. new ures. lu~ loaded. oog1nal owner I recotdl Beaulitul, must aetl
$11 .900 060 949-721-'172
Jttp Grind Chtroktt
Luado '95 4X2. Dark
Grten, LOW 36k rnl. new llrH/braku. b11ttry $15.500 949-759·3525
LEXUS ES 300 '91
Blklblk, 2311 milt, ptlvllt
~·mint, fll:X equ~, ,300 t-71 11
LEXUS GS300 191 ~ leathwr, IUIO,
... lul ~Ill pack moon-
rool 1 dlromt ~ ~1~429) 3.995 EXUS OF WESTMINSTER (800)291·3747
LEXUS GS300 '96 Blacl<llvoty, 11110. 11r, moon-
roof, leathel co ctlrome al·
loys, lul power ~
l'2t3n) .995 EXUS OF WESTMINSTER
il00l291-3747
Lincoln Merk vii LSC
Sedan, '88. SOOOM)BO Low mileage, luly loaded 1rlc!d9. sun rool ElCcelent
condition Inside and out CM!
9491646-7~6 or EMAIL
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MERCEDES E320 'M Xlnt cond., low mlltt
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see befofl you ~ AAY Cit This II d&ss $ O,BOOlobo ptlV'Mi!:t 949-760-1421.
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Super Cleen $18 995
Stock 12869 Vt WP001852
LANO ROVER
Newport 8ch 94M40-f445
NISSAN 300 ZX 2 • 2 •93 Whttlg~, l-ba1, factory W.
loya, au omallc, 111, tun ~-pall, 8()K mies 536948 $13.795 EXUS b,: WESTMINSTER
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cou11ter that d1:.tnbu1ton rcg..irdlc>) ol
which defender hold) the kniith It milkc:. no d11tcrcncc 1n "h11:h
h.ind dc\:l11r1:r "''n~ the Ja.imonJ mck. Assu~ S1>U1h n5es \.\.llh the ,c Tt~·
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(852479) $11.988 (003649) $19.995
NABERS LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER . (714)540.9100 (800)291-3747
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(3811696) $16.988 ABS, shoWloom conchon. NABERS (220028) $21.995
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(551551) $21,995 lDUS OF WESTMINSTER (800)2t1·3741
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35 Wte>1
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39 L.ight cama991 • 112 FOOi pa11
43 S1oger Hotnt 45 Guns the mo!or
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63 Ga<aan 60i
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pape""orll 5 Paddl«I
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