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Home My WebLink About2000-02-03 - Orange Coast Pilotl t • . . I t SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 Pl 0 ; fJ' MAPC MAR N OAll. '( PILOl Newport Beath traffic investigators Mark Miller, left, and Howard Eisenberg look over the victim's bicycle arthe scene of a homicide Wednesday morning near the intersection of Flagship and Patrice Roads. Woman runs over, ki1lS h~band • Police say couple's dispute over car escalated to murder when woman runs over husband at least two times . in Newport intersection. Greg Rlsling D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH A 40·year· old woman, funous because her hus- band planned to use the couple's car, killed him with the very same vehi- cle Wednesday morning when she ran over him at least two times, police said. picion of murder and tS bemg held m Newport Beach Ctty Jail m ht'u of $250,000 bail. Authonties said the woman hud argued with her 52-year-old hus- band, Kenneth Jerome Van Houten, -early Wednesday at their trailer park on the 800 block o( West 15th Street Police sclld the two were hghbng over who would take the couple's 1993 purple Geo Stonn They could- n't come to an agreement and Leslie Van Houten reportedly drove to a spot near Hoag Hospital, where she planned to hide the car from her hus- band. Leslie Claire Van 1 touten was arrested several hours later a t a Cos- ta Mesa home where she worked as a caretaker. She was booked on sus- The victim apparently knew where his wile wets going cmd fol- lowed her on his bike, police satd. The man was carrying a bar lock he SEE HOMICIDE PAGE AS A shoe lies in the street at the scene of a homicide where a man was struck by a car allegedly driven by hls wife . Opinions v~ over the idea of term limits •Some Newport-Mesa school board members favor idea; others say it would result in a loss of experience. board,• Stokes said ·1 also think tt's unportant that these don't become permanent positions. People each· bnng special tal- ents." Danette Goulet D AILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA An informal poll Of school board members found some a re divided cm whe ther they should be 1tub- ject to term limits. •New blood ls always good- oew eyes," sdld school board member Wendy Lecce. ·1 think we have a history in this district of many terms for school board members and I feel that has con- tnbuted to the cribosm or mis· management.• This time, Leecc lS not alone m her beliefs. Board member Serene Stokes has joined hor camp with a desire to see a lirnlt of three terms placed on board members. • 1 want to see more th<tn eight years because it takes awhile to learn. But 1lhinkafter12 yean>- that's a long time to be on the Judy Franco, who has served on the Newport-Mesa school board fo r 21 years, said she's all for newcomers, but wets adamantly opposed to setting term limits. · "That does not mean the con- cept of new blood is a bq_d one - it's always good. Dave [Brooks) is ~ example of that So is Wendy a few years before him, and Job-shadowing students are mostly excited, a little bored •From hotel work to marathon meetings, students learn fu:sthand the ins and outs of the working world. AnChw Glanr • Amy ... Spurgeon OM.Y PllOT J, COSTA ~SA -wtien guest ll the Westin South Coast Plaza ordered room JerVice Wednesday moniing, he hardly expected four boys, a mother, a concierge and a beWloP to delMr bis food. . But. then again, Gary Mall8Y - who .. in town with the Stuttgilt llal· let -didn't know it was National J ob Shadow Day. •oh my God ," he iiaid. "An entourage I· ,. For job shtldowing, businesses nationwide a.re encowaged to invite children to follow, observe and help , their employees. Uist year, more than · 500,000 students shadowed mayon, television news crewi. d\efs and lawyers. The idea behind the day ls to expoee 1tudenti to different careen and lbow them how the ...,mngly abstract concepts~ team In dul SH SHADOW MGI M ' Sf-rene, • rranco satd. "But you nef d lo have an understanding that li.lkcs a pcnod of llme. and when you put tenn llimts m,' you don't hdve thc1t tune.• Franco rcpcdted her earlier sentiments that bcmg the only school 511slrlcl in the state with term limlU. would he detnmental to the bOdrd's ttbility lo have an · tmpdcl m Sacrnmento. The oft-heard ttrgumcnt that tem1 ltmJts cwttlc an mexpen· cnced hoard is one Leecc refutes SEE LIMITS PAGE A6 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2000 District disappointed in loss of arts school • Dec1s1on to move High School of the Arts to Santa Ana wasn't unexpected, though it WdS hoped for a move to Estancicl I hgh. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -School olhcials said they were saddened, but rriost were not surpmed by thP Orange County High School of the Arts' dec1sion to move to Santa Ana mstead of Estdilc1a Htgh School. • 1 think it's been a long process with them to explore the be:;t place for them to be.· Sdld Tom Antal, pnnopal of Estancia. "I have talked vo1:ith their execuuve director. Ralph Opaac, and he let me know up front that the best sttuutson tor hun was a lot d freedom.• An offer from Sdnld And to grant the ctrts school charter status will provide>' that freedom. For the past 12 yt•<H~. the ndtion- d.lly recognm•d arts school hds op •r- ated out of Los Alc1m1tos High School. Last fall , th<' school was forced to h •gm the !-.C•arc:h for d new honw after d conflict arose between the city ol Lo.., Alamitos and the Los SEE SCHOOL PAGE AS Down and out at City Hall • More than a quarter of the city's work force has been knocked out of action dunng this year's flu season. · Andrew Glazer D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA -ThP.y mfiltrated Ctly Hdll two wet'ks ago ttnd began taking out score of city worken.. The bugs -most commonly dppednng m the form of the stomach flu, oronchitu; and the ubtqwtous cold -hobbled more thdn d quarter of the city's 660 employee~ last month, according to the aty' per- c;onnel department Sick employees missed ttn <1verage of two and one- third work days becau e of their ill- nes..,es m January. The nom1p.lly un toppable City ·Manager Allan L. Roeder was knocked out of his frenetic roubne Wlth bronchitis for a few days m late January. I le tned coming back to work earlier this week, but relap cd "He's a btt stubborn," aid Ann C Shultz, his executive assistant. Roeder's asststant, Chns Heren- . deen, caught th-e bug and call£'d m sick Tuesday. And Dt•puty Dist. Atty. Donald Ldnun WdS"OUl dU week Wlth SEE SICK PAGE AS 11111 QASSIAEDS 16 COMMlllflY FOIUM J.11 DAnlOOl ____ .--.Al MOC ll011ClS .14 SCXl1Y _,, ..... , lr1 t Ill A1 ~ •m-·--·---•1 '• IN 2 Thursday, February 3, 2000 -HE IS ••• The java master. COMMUTER COFFEE Art Lopez spends his mornings serving up caf· feinated concoctions to jump-start Newport-Mesa commuters. Java T'Go, a dnve- through coffee hut, bas been in business for three years, catering to residents who don't have time to brew a leisurely morning coffee. Despite the commuter chaos outside, the 24-year- old says the drive-up caffeine kiosk is an oasis in the storm, providing a respite for bleary-eyed drivers. The cof- fee shop even has a large selection of pastries avail- able. "As far as California goes, this is going to be the future," Lopez predicts. A MELLOW BREW The mellow Lopez starts '. ' WORKING .l\rt ·Lopez Perking up for the daily grind his own day with a "Red Eye,• a coffee with a shot or two of espresso. He also throws in a bit of milk and sugar to get going. •A lot of regulars have Red Eyes straight up," Lopez said, acknowledging his taste for more mild coffee drinking. Other community mem- bers seem lo prefer the sweeter "girlie drinks," as they are known in the world of coffee aficionados. Lopez said the most popular drinks are the milky lattes and chocolaty mochas. "ln the summertime, it's the ice-blended [coffee drinks) and smoothies, 11 he said. Lopez said he has been working for various coffee- houses for the last six years, leading to his expertise in making drinks and his well- versed coffee vocabulary. JUGGLING JAVA Despite his long-running devotion to the coffee indus- try, Lopez sees his future in fashion and art. He studied fashion design in Long Beach and wo\lld eventually like to design men's sports- wear. He enjoys working at Java T'Go because the stress-free environment loosens up his creatiVity. #I really like [the clothing line] Fresh Jive, 11 he said, adding tbat he also likes Calvin Klein. The Palm Springs native moved to the beach years ago to be closer to the sports fashion industry. "I've been doing it since high school," Lopez said. He became interested in fashion through skateboarding. These days, however, because of his change in location, Lopez surfs. "There's a huge market in Orange County for sports- wear,• he said. "This is the hub because of the beach." JACK OF ALL TRADES In addition to fashion and surfing, coffee drinking also provides Lopez with enough energy to paint and play drums. Next month, Lopez plans to exhibit his work -a col· lection of geometric designs in' acrylics. "I'm looking for a band lo play with -soul or funk,• he said. -Story by Noakl Schwartz; photo by Thomas R. Cordova Business IN BRIEF Ad agency hires new coordinator The Newport Beach advertising agency Lawrence, Mayo & Pon- der has hired Lesli Stem- ert as its account coordi- nator. Steinert will assist on the governor's Office of the Secretary for Educa- tion (READ California) account and coordinated activities for the account of the California Nutri- tion Network/California Department of Health Services. Steinert comes to Lawrence, Mayo & Pon· der from the Rancho San- ta Margarita company Sports Display, where she was a traffic and account coordinator. PR firm staffer moved to top post GreenLight Commu- nications, a Newport Beach technology mar- keting company, bas pro- moted Ken Hagihara to the position of public relations senior account 1. executive. Hagihara will now be involved in the develop- ment and implementa- tion of public relations strategies for agency clients. He will also be involved in high-level media contact, providing strategic counsel, and fine-tuning programs and press literature for clients. Hagihara is a resident of Rancho Santa Margari- ta. TechOnLlne opens office in Newport Beach TechQnLine, an online education resource for the electronic engineer- ing cominunity, has opened a sales office in Newport Beach. Kathleen Shock will fill the role of strategic account director for the ·Grier Wytder BEST BUYS • Greer Wylder Is on vacation. Best Buys will resume Feb. 10. Doily Pilot Newport Beach office. Shock previously worked • at the company EON. TechOnLme's Web site ts designed to give engineers up-to-date . industry news, product information and technical training. Newport firtn hires senior VP The Newport Beacb- based investrnent man- agement hrm of Metro- politan West Capital Management, LLC, has hired Mark S. Yancey as senior vice president. Yancey will head the film's Dallas office. Yancey comes to MetWest with more than 15 years of experience in invesbnent management, having worked for Wells Capital Management, Aetna Capital Manage- ment and Palley-Needel- man Asset Management. MetWest has been involved with investment management for more than 25 years. The com- pany handles large-cap Value equity, balanced and futemabonal portfo- lios for a large roster of worldwide clients. High stock values topic of seminar The mysteriously high valuation of many pub- licly traded companies will be the topic of a sem- inar coming to the Dou- bletree Hotel on Feb. 24. •Valuations in the New Economy: Estab- lishing Model!> for the New Millennium" will run from 7:30 to 10 a.m. and feature keynote speaker Pat Haden of Riordan LeWlS & Haden. A panel discussion, featuring commentators from five financial firms, will follow Haden's talk. The seminar is the seventh annual Orange County Public Forum, an event designed to pro- vide public companies with an arena for dis- cussing issues relevant to contemporary corporate leadership. Indian MotorCyc/e Company roars back to life in Newport Beach Watch out Harley-Davidson, the Indian Motorcycle Company is coming to Newport Beach. The legendary motorcycles, last produced about 50 years ago, have been resurrected. Indian went out of business m 1953. But the company was reborn in 1998 and started manuf acturirig its 1999 mOdels. Now Indian dealerships are popping up around the Southland, with about a half-dozen Southern Calitomia locations set to open Jasmine Lee ROAIL ROUNDUP shop in the next couple of months. The big, classic V-twin cruisers will soon be available m Newport Beach, said Ed Morga, a manager for the dealership. The shop is still in the planning stages, and it is a matter of pur- chasing the land to set up the motorcycle store. MEALS AND MASSAGE IN ONE HAPPY PACKAGE l>op quiz: Would you rather spend some quality time at the · spa, get a relaxing facial or go out for a delectable diriner? That might be a tough decision to make. So Spa Gregorie's in Newport Beach bas hooked up with five local restawants to pre· sent a •spa Date• deal. The $150 package, made available this month, is a one-how spa treat- ment, plus a $15 gift certificate for dinner. The restaurants -Bandera, Roy's, The Riverboat, Tommy Bahama and Tutto Mare -pro- vide the dining experience and Gregorie's supplies a massage or facial for both him and her. • Be warned: do not attempt the massage and the meal at the same time. NORMANDY REACHES QUARTER-CENTURY MARK Happy 25th birthday to Nor- mandy Metal Refinishers in Costa Mesa. The business, which restores metal objects, operated all alone on Superior Avenue until just recently, when New York Hardware opened up at the same location. The two businesses are meant to complement each other as a one-stop shop for the home improvement buff. REAPERS HOTLINE (949) 642~ « ildvertiM~nts herein can be reproduced without -rtten per· mlfllOf'I of copynght owner. WEATHER AND SURF POLICE FILES VOL 94, NO. 29. THOMAS H. JOHNSOftl. Put>l1~ TONY oooao.....,..,.. .... , Edttor JIMfD MGlAND, SenlOf' City Ed1tOI' NNfC'( OtHYa. Futures EdttOf' ROGIR CAM.SON. Spans Editor • MMCMMllN. ~ldltor ANTMOlln' PllCK. News Editor JCJa J. 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NEWPORT BEACH • b9t Cwt llllttwwt: A cellular phone worth $200 was stolen from• CM In the 3000 block between J•n. 21· 24 •Ha 1plt.M Roed: A w•ltet'Mld lb contents wor1h S 1,0SO wer. stolen from~ ~t.1 af'6 pm ~· • ~ ...,."•* A~lrworth S100wMstol9n from • business In the 4400 bfock t>etwHn 4 Ind 4:l0 p.m. SatuRlly . • JIM llrMI: A~ ~ worth S 150 w. ltolln from • CM In the 100 bloc\ bttl:uHn S Md 7 pm. Moft. ct.y, • J . I I - I Daily Pilot Jeen injured in apparent gang shooting •Victim drove himseU to Hoag Hospital for -treatment, he is listed in serious conditiun. Gret Rlsling DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA ' A 16- year-old boy was shot durirtg a confrontation Wednesday afternoon and managed to dri- ve himself to a hospital where he remains in serious condi- tion. According to a preliminary investigation, police believe the shooting was gang-related. "The victim isn't cooperat- ing and no one has stepped forward to provide inf ortna- tion, H said Lt. John FitzPatrick. #From what we know right now, it appears the shooter was from a rival gang." The shooting occurred shortly after 2:30 p.m. in the 700 block. of Shalimar Drive. The victim and the gunman were reportedly arguing for several minutes. Police said the unidentified man pulled a handgun from his pants and fired at least one shot. The teenager was struck once in the chest. . The gurunan ran away and got into a waiting car. Mean- while, the victim struggled to get to his car nearby and drove to Hoag Hospital. Po~ce were notified that the victim had checked himsell into the hospi- tal and went there to interview him. Police hdve few details about the shooting and are asking for the public's help. The gurunan is described as Latino, in his mid-20s, about S feet. 7 inches tall, heavyset and had a shaved head. There was no description of the getaway vehide. Anyone with information is asked to call the 'Costa Mesa Police Department at (714) 754-5281. BRIEFLY Guidelines set for citizens committee NEWPORT-MESA -The Newport-Mesa Unified school board laid the groundwork Tuesday night for an oversight committee that would ensure that the funds raised to repair the district's schools are spent properly. Although no official deci- sions have been made, instruc- tions were given to district staff to draw up a model based on criteria determined by board members. The committee will be mul- titiered, with a district-based citizens review panel consist- ing of 25 members and prQject review committees of five, sev- en or nine members at each school site. After extensive discussion, board members came up with , . a possible shopping list of the types of citizens they wot.Vd like to see appointed. Boord members agreed to initiate the appointment process now, as opposed to waiting until after a bond elec- tion. The model, including all the specifics, will be compiled by district stalf and presented again at the Feb. 22 study ses- sion for further discussion. No action will be taken by the board before the special board meeting on Feb. 29. -Danette Goulet Fire clogs up freeway A portion of the Costa Mesa Freeway was sh.ut down dur· ing rush hour traffic Wednes· day night because a' vehicle carrying propane tanks caught fire. Motorists traveling south- bound on the Costa Mesa Freeway trying to get to the San Diego Freeway were stuck as the California Highway Patrol clo5e<l all of the lanes shortly after 6:30 p.m. Authoribes said a 20-foot trailer was involved in an acci- dent with two other vehides. , The driver of the trailet stif- fered injuries and was taken to an area hospital. The other two driven had minor injuries. The impact of the crash caused the trailer to catch ftre. Authorities were concemed that ~pane tanks located In the beck of the trailer tnlght uplode and C8Ul8 fwtbet Injury. 'lb eDIUN the '*' of motoriltl, the IOUthbcnmd liBDel were 1but down for about 20 mmu• until the In W8I ~ pGIDlltd. Thursday, February 3, 2000 A3 · Even a month later, millennium shine still glows Tieb Heirurlg showed up for our January neighborhood poker game still d Little dazed from his millennium labors m New York's Tl.mes Square. lfeb played a kind of God role in that cel'ebra- tion. He was responsible for the cornucopia of blessings from above that rained down on almost 2 million peopl~ who hung out in the. Square during the 24-hour celebration. From his eyrie on the eighth ·floor of th.e Mioskolf. Building, neb used a walkie-talkie to direct crews stationed at a ha.lf- dozen other locations well above Trmes Square. At preciSely scheduled . moments, they showered the celebrants below with a heavenly assortment that ranged from paper boomerangs and cherry blossoms for Australia and Japan at midmorning in New York, to three-foot bal- loon repllcas of the Earth and tons of confetti at-mid- night in Ttmes Square. The nuts-and-bolts of this operation are fascinat- ing even to a technical illit- erate lil:ce me. lfeb showed me a book that seemed to be a foot thick containing the various scenarios as they emergeq over the year of planning that preceded . the event. But it was Treb's reaction Joseph N. Bell ~ THE BELL CURVE \J to his part in the Times Square· celebration that . intrigues me enough to res- urrect the millermium a month after we have grate- fully buried it. · Conversation around a serious poker. table is gen- erally minimal, and philo- sophical reflections are con- sidered bad form. It was not well-received when I asked Treb between deals what the defuung moment of· th(lt long night m New York was. So a few days later, I sat at his breakfast bar and asked the same question. His response was immedi- ate. "It happened at seven · o'clock," he said, •when we celebrated midnight in Lon- don. We dropped 700 pounds of foil confetti thdt picked' up and reflected the lights in Tunes Square and took on~ !Wld of magical effect. At that moment, the loudspeakers carried the fust music that the people below us recognized: ihe Beatles' "All You Need ls Love.' And suddenly a mil- lion-and-a-half people were singing at the top of lhei( lungs that all we nee<l is love -and the re wasn't a dry eye in my c'rew." And just as suddenly as he told this story in his San- ta Ana Heights home, lfeb Heining was once again the 15-year-old kid who got a· JOb lowing up balloons at . Disne d and became the best b oon blower in the whole world on his way to being called on by. the peo- ple who plan political con- ventions and Super Bowls lo Saudi Arabian princes to contribute his skills to their celebrations. Along the way he's acquired the business smarts cmd sophistication to function in this world. But he bas also never lost the wonderment of that 15- year-old kid. "I told them for months tha~ they couldn't possibly bring off the minute-to- minute schedule they drew up," he told me. "There were too many scattered pieces forming in too many dilf erent places. None of us knew what was going on elsewhere. And then at 7 a.m., like some kind of mir- acle, it all came together. It gave me goose bwnps as the ball went up the pole and the crowd cheered. For the first time in weeks, excitement took over Crom' stress, and I started to en1oy mysell. It was ra ther like being push~d over a chff .. and enjoying the fall . "The things I'd rolled my eyes at early on were really happening, and all of a sudden, high ·up on .those buildings, we became spec- tators, watching the people we'd been working with all those months do their thing. Like magic,-Tunes Square ~ literally became a part of Japan, and I began to feel· what we were tapping into around the world." I told Theb about the New Year's Eve 10 years ago when my wife and l emerged from a theater nedr Tunes Square into a much smaller mob scene that was totally out of control and downright frightening. "That was one of our womes, but so were the thre'ats of terrorism we kept hearing. None of that hap- pened. There were only 14 arrests qtat whole night, and those weren't for cruru- nal acts. Nonndlly a crowd iS a beast. unpr~clictable. But this one knew that something new and won- derful was gomg to happen every hour, so it didn't have to create its own excite- ment. There was an enor- mous feeling of connection Wlth the event. That Beatles song set the tone for a love· fest the rest of the rught. • The last hour was rock- 'n'roll and ·country-western for the U S., and Treb · remembered that the dancers who had been working on stage and had · finished their gig were dancing m the emergency lanes on the street out of sbeer exuberance. At lllld- night, Treb's people dropped a solid wall of con. fetti, the ball.came down, and the new rruilennium came m . He says proudly that the New Yorkers who ran this event refused steadfostly to commercialize it. They were offered d.ll kinds of name performers and com- meI"dal sponsorship and· turned them all down "They msisted on keeping 1t pure." said Treb, ~to allow New York t'o s alute and honor the rest uf the world. ·we wonied that expec- tations were too high," he concluded. "Thdt the pro- gram was too exotic, too worldly. ·That people wouldn't get what we were up to. But, by God, they cild. For that one rug ht, dl least, the whole Earth was uruted in T)liles Square." • JOSEPH N. BELL is a resident of Santa Ana Heights His col- . umn appears Thursdays. T e C own Pr.ince ofGof • • • • • • • • • Starting with last year's riveting playoff at the Toshiba Senior Classic, Gary McCord laughed all f!>e way to the bank. All told, he won 2 Senior events in 1999 and nearly $I million. ' ' .. A4 Thursday. February 3, 2000 Doily Pilot Gettillg all charged up for a free ride • Police volunteers have the privilege of driving the city's new electric vehicles. Greg Rlsllng DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEAO i-Car- ol McDonald uses extra cau- tion when driving through the city's tight alleyways. She bas only a few inches to spare on either side of her sport-utility vehicle, but she's more worried no one will hear her coming out of the alley. "There is virtually no noise when you are id.ling,• she said. ·"I have to be very cautious because kids and families might not hear the vetucle." McDonald is one of several volunteers who drives the city's new electric vehicles that have been on the streets for mal vehicle, but it has some the last two months. Many r~-neat feature=>.• idents didn'Lnotice the new . McDonald couldn't agree additions because police more. She pointed out that the decals hadn't been affixed to seats individually heat up, its sides until recently. . keeping the driver and front- The city has a fleet of about . seat J>d.SSenger toasty wann. 20 electrically powered auto-The electric version of the mobiles th.ls year. The two Toyota RAV-4 takes some time police vehicles were pdrt of an to . adapt to because of its allocation from a st.ate air qual-advanced features. ity management grant "It's easy to hd.Ddle and it's The vehicles will be used nice that you don't have to go for the next two years at a min-to the gas pwnp," she said. imum cost to taxpayers. Tuey •You put ~our foot on the are brand-new, environment-accelerator and it runs beauti- fnerldly and, naturally, don't fully.• guzzle gas. Not only are the McDonald, a retired ~ple driving the vehicles teacher, has been working for donating their time, the aty the Police Department tree of will save thousands of dollars charge since Last Apnl. She on fuel and maintenance headro up her neighborhood ·1 think the main difference watch program in Newport is the fuel source," said Shores and was interested in Andrea Querry, a cnme pre· the department's Volunteer vention specialist ·it's a nor-Program. Now she divides her time between the police and the Red Cross. EASTCOAST SWING DANCE She controls her exuber- ance when talking about the electric vehicles. McDonald is one of the more mobile volun- teers, traveling around town, distributing fliers for those people who forget to close their garages or front door. 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In thi cr uise, young Jason is practicing his hand navigarion tech· niquc~ fo r his buddy and captain Chandlt'r Oe$forges. Ht' is signaling a fi°vc dcgrt'c turn co port. During this maneuver, hensive about his colleague's ability to maneuver around oncoming uaffk. A confi- dent Chahdler proceed~ for- ward , under full power and plenty of confidence. The two boys and rhcir famil ics enjoyed a 94 9. 64 5. 6812 wonderful day on the bay, exploring boats, sea life and Salrs • Rentals e Service the fresh comal <&ir. Co me (GtneroUJ Tralk-Up Programs) visic us ... and feel 1he magic of Duffy boa1ing. 200 1 W. Co:ur Hwy., Newport Beach• www/duffyboau.com THOMAS R CORDOVA I DAILY Pl.OT Carol McDonald, a volunteer for the NeWPort Beach Police Department, stands next to the electric veblcle she uses to get around town. lucky few in this world who work for free and still get a brand-new company car. "We want them to have a good time because, after all, they are working for free,• Querry said. #They ' enjoy their work and get a lot of it done for us." Dunes project ·on shifting sands Noaki Schwartz DAILY PILOT Kranzley said another meeting or two would come and go before commissioners make their final decision regard.mg the $100-million proposal. NEWPORT BEACH -The Planning Commission tonight will tackle the environmental report on the Newport Dunes resort project. •1t depends on how (tonight) goes,· Kranzley said, adding that the commisslon • • • • • • But Commissioner Mike : Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch ; · • 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach • • Please call for hours. duect1ons & reservations. • : : (949) 723-0621 : : •••••••••••••••••••••• llHPERGO for only SS.99 Sq. Ft. I, ! ,11, d s499oo· Ul'T03MOS ~t'c_,, Based on 50 aq. yd. Padding & Installation Included Shop l .., L1 ... t. .. You'll Be.· ( ;1acl You Diel! . lLXU '._. 'h ( tin f ·\ ·a. \I ( l ,' ) . ',' CARPET DEPOT FuO Line ol Woo & Sisal Carpehfl!l Ava lable VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE 1904 Herbor loulevard • Coste lieu (949) 722·9642 • will be taking questions and· comments on the report. In previous meetings, the commissioners were trying to make sure they had all the necessary infonnation before proceeding with reVlewing the project, he added. •It will be an interesting night," he said The proposed pro}ect includes a full.service hotel with 400 rooms and 100 time- share units along with 55,000 square feet of conference space, swimming pools, a health spa and restaurants . Estimates show the resort would bring $1.3 million in annual city revenue. lf approved, the hotel is sched- uled to open within the next five years . While a commission deo- sion is just around the comer, it appears proponents still ' have a long road ahead before they are able to con- vince surrounding corrununi- ties of the proposal's merits . Some are wavenng m both directions. 1Wt> weeks ago, the Bay· side Village homeowners association indicated in a let- ter to the commission that it supported the Dunes project. In negotiations, Dunes project managers had pro- posed building a gatMouse in front of the community and moving the sound wall closer to Dunes property. The · compromise addressed some of the more serious traffic and noise con- cerns residents bad. But the move angered a number of Bayside Village residents who had previously signed and sent letters to the commission protesting the project. Al the followmg planning meeting, Bayside association president Jo Smallwood fur- ther confused commissioners by announcing that the asso- ciation could not give its endorsement. Commission chair Ed Selich said the community members who spoke at the last meeting were split between those who support- ed the project and those who didn't. While some think the upscale proposal Will increase their property values, others fear it will imply bring more traffic and noise to the already crowded area. Before the commission reViews the controver ial Dunes project, it will also look at three other items. These include two resi· dents' requests to construct a 15-foot wall at Dolphin Ter- race and a propo&al to con· struct a new home on Shell Street. Buddha's Favorite, a takeout restaurant, wants to convert lnto a full-service eat· ing and drinking eitablisb· ment. m l'LANNING COMMISSION e Wlw1: 7 p.m. tonight e .... N9wport IMCh City .-n. 3JOO NNpott lewd. Daily Pilot SCHOOL CONTINtJED FROM A 1 AlamitOI Unified Sdlool Dlltdct. . 1be t.op two conteoden in tbe 181lreb were the dty of Senta Ana and the NeW- port-Mesa Unified School Dimict, . specifically Estand.a High. After studymg both oj:>tiQr:ls, offidals at the arts school pla~ to announce their move to Santa Ana at a pret1 conference Fnday. The school will be locat- ed in thr~ buildings in mid· . • town Santa Ana, where it wW have room to expand its current enrollment of <425 .students. Pauline Maranian, a dra-ma mstri.tdor at Estancia, said the show will go on-it will be business as usual. •Honestly, whether [the school) came or not, it wouldn't have Changed my work style," she said. "I think it would have been .mtfresting. I think it would have changed the dynAilUcs and aeated more of an arts awareness in the commwl.i· ty: Officials at the distrlct level were more surprised by the news than Estancia administrators. "We were talking up until a couple days ago," said school board member Martha Fluor. •1 know San- ta Ana was throwing a lot of money at them, but the question wdS whf!fe they were going to put them in the interim." UnfortuMtely for New- port·Mesa, Santa Ana came up with the space and $1.7 million to subsidize the school during th~ fiist three years, if necessary. · Antal. who also serves as chairman for the Newport- Mesa perfonnlng arts com- mittee, said the school will continue to look for wa}"!i to enrich the arts in the district. •What we're going to do llOW is assess the specific needs here," he said. •I will. do all I can to see that drama pr99fam flourish and to increase the &ize of the band." HOMICIDE CONTINUED FROM A 1 . was hoping to put on the steering wheel once his wife had left. • "He knew where her hid- ing place was,• said Newport Beach police Sgt. Mike McDermott. "This was a domestic dispute that escalat- ed into murder." Leslie Van Houten report· edly saw her husband riding his bike at about 8:10 .a.m. near the intersection of Flag- ship and Patrice roads, less than five blocks from the cou-· ple'shome. Witnesses said she acceler- ated the car towar<l her hus- band and struck him flush. She then reportedly put the car in reverse and ran over him as he lay in the street. There were varying accounts, but it's possible the woman ran over the victim' a third time, dragging the bicycle about 20 yards before speed- ing westbound on Flagship toward Placentia Avenue . Police found Leslie Van Houten at about 1 p .m . Wednesday, but it was several more hours before the car was found parked on 19th Street at Monrovia Avenue.· "It was so vicious,• said Karina Levinson, who 'Wit- nessed tbe incident. "It sounded like someone hit a parked car. •His legs were horribly mangled. He wasn't moving at an.· The crime scel')e contained a field of evidence that detec- tives marked piece by piece. · The man's clothes were scat- tered along the street -a black baseball cap was feet away from a pair of brown shoes. The 10-speed bicycle was a twisted heap of metal and plastic. Kenneth Van Houten suf- fered major head injuries and was rushed to nearby Hoag Hospital, where he was pro- nounced dead. "Anyone who would delib- erately kill someone like that is plain sick,· said Eileen Brown, who lives in the apart- ment-dense neighborhood where the crime occurred. "l can't believe someone would purposely do something like that. Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW· COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! . 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One lllodl South ot .05 hrf (714) 545-7168 N~-pon Children's Medial Group ofl'm. ~ Unified . specialists in pcdiauic pulmoiury, ~and cntial arc, and cndorinokv. Call today for a full evaluation for asthma and lung function •Guaranteed Same Day Appointments for acutdy ill. . • ~n Sahirday & After Hours Board Certified Spec:i•li• in a • Primary Ptdiatric Catt • Asthma & Pulmoiwy Care Newport Beach tra.ttlc investtga- lot Howard Elsen berg ~takes measure- ments at the scene of a homidde Wednes- day morning near the i..-•••L!J Intersec- tion of Flagship and Pab'ice roads. MARC MARTIN police to r~pond to therr resi- dence hve times over the last year. •They've lived here about two years,• said one neigh- bor. •Tue cops have come out here before because of the noise.~ The couple have three chtldren, all teenagers. They wPre taken into protective custody .. It's been a littl~ more than three years since the last homiode ln Newport Beach. On Jan. 23, 1997, two New- port Beach men were involved in a violent dispute over a 'woman who claimed sh~ had been sexually assaulted by 'one of them . Ryan ~rr. 25, a friend of the woman, stabbed the other man, 26-year-old John Pavese, in the chest. Pavese grabbed a gun and fired two shots, killing Kerr A subse- quent investigation conclud- ed Pavese had acted in seli- defense. I DAILY PILOT L....!....:c;.~-----~;;;;;;;.;..-----..;.._--' • Daily Pilot staff writer NOAKI SCHWARTZ contributed to this report .. '{ Police could not explain . have to do with a threat of the suspect's rationale for divorce by the VICtim. Ne1gh- allegedly running over her bors sajd the couple had husband, but suspect it may volatile disputes, prompttrrg The Origi.nal MIKE'I CARPET$ OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA •Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery ALL CARPET & FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30°/ooff Thursday, February 3, 2000 A5 Sl<:;K CONTINUED FROM A 1 the stomach Ou But Shultz and 111ecretary Donna R. FagOt have so far stayed healthy. •We hang garlic on the door,• Joked Shultz, who said she's seen more oty employees home sick this season than m pdSt yE!a!S. "Actually, I'm so busy here and ttl home tdking care of my children that the bug could- n't possibly catch up Wlth me.• The Building and Safety Department was h~t pretty · hard, said Cheryl Hansen, a receptionist for the Planning Department down the hall. She didn't know how many people from the 'department were out sick Tue!>day. And the two supe!Vlsors from the depa.rtment who would nor- mally know were home sick themselvei. Perry Vdldntine, d aty plan- ner, expla.i.ned why his depart- ment hdS Id.red better than its plagued neighbor Utis season. ·We're 1ust hdpp1er over here,• he Scild u And pure of heart.• -..~ No Longer on 17th St. NOW LOCATED at 1998 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates CALL NOW 642-8400 "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" All Types of ~ndow Treatmen~ • Valances & Cornice Boxes • Verticals • Shutters • Roman Shades • Blinds • Bedspreads • New Order~ Co• li•n14 Co,.,,,U.tio• ;,, Yo11r Hom' • ~iarric ~ncics & Critical Carc • Growth DilOldcn & Wcighc ContrOI ~rt . Children's Medical Grou9 • • I ,. . . A6 Thursday, February 3, 2000 SHADOW CONTINUED FROM A 1 can be applied to •real life,• orgaruzers said. The day also coincides with Groundhog Day (hence, the. •shadow" in 1ts tiUe). But it's not always easy deciding to bring little dreamers down from the clouds. "All of our boys want to be baseball and hockey play- ers,• said Monica Davidson, a teacher at Tustin Elementary School. which sent 30 fifth- graders to invade the Westin on 'Wednesday. "We thought we'd try lo move tl\em away from lh<ll and hopefully encourage them to have more realisltc interests.• ... . '" pair of leather clo~s. Nunn is a seruor educd- tion major at Newport-Mesa Unified School District's Middle College High School at OCC. She said she hopes one day to teach second or third grade. The first activity in. her busy day was to tag along with Gratton at a South Coast Metro Rotary Club breakfast meeting ar the Performmg Arts Cente r. After greeting and gabbing with business professionals, the pau returned to OCC to attend a curriculum brain- storming 'session with 10 professors. Clad in Westin-wear beige vests, striped ties and brass name tags, the boys who delivered Massey's blueberry pancakes, Raisin Bran, coffee and orange juice already appeared to have been con- verted. "I think I'd l.lke to work in a hotel because there's a lot of stuff to do,• said 11:year-old Logan Davis. "I'd like to do check-in because I like talk- ing to people." DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT Janne Clare, general manager of the Westin South Coast Plaza, adjusts the tie of Krlsti- na Pawling as she prepares for check-in duty during National Job Shadow Day. Nunn sat politely for an hour and a half, absorbing such words as •colloqui- um,• "semantics" and "gov- ernance." The phrases . "conflict resolution," "orga- nizational communication• and "micro-defining " shot across the room. Nunn bit her bottom lip occasionally and once drifted into a glassy-eyed daze, but over- all maintained a look of interest. "1 hope we haven't killed her spirit today," Gratton said. But Nunn seemed unfazed by the occasional banalities of academia. She said her day of trailing Grat- ton gave her true · insight into the realities of employ- ment. Alter delivering the break- fast, the boys exchanged their vests and ties for aprons and chef's hats. They spent the next half-hour in the hotel's giant kitchen. 'Tm not a professional," confessed 10-year-old Nick Chronister, whose spiky hair peeked through the top of his hat. • 1 can only make maca- roni and cheese." But both boys teamed up with Johil LaJDp and Matthew Mavardi, both 10, in rolling and cutting cookie dough into bells, stars and snowflakes like pros. Executive Chef Jeff Everts watc~ed his young sous- chefs with pride. But be said he would warn the boys that being a professional cook isn't all about whimsical culi- nary creation. Enjoy a Spacious Suite, Sumptuous Dining, Entertainment, Bingo, Crafts, Billjards, Beauty Salon, Transportation to Doctor, Shopping, Fun Trips, Friendly Caring People. 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Mt•.·frl. , •.•.• ,. •••• (949} 650-1616 1Z4 EMr11"' mar (/OITA llUA, U lllZ1 111==;, Nunn meant having to wake up at 5:45 a.m. .The 18-year-old Costa Mesa resident shadowed OCC President Margaret Gratton, beginning at 7 a.m. She witnessed firsthand a very full day-in-the-life. ·rm glad 1 set my ald.I11l because my dad forgpt to wake me up." said Nunn, a striking brunette dressed casually in a ribbed-knit top, long skirt and brown "It was .a good experi- ence because I am going to have to go to those types of meetings if I go into educa- tion,• said Nunn. "There are the ups and downs of all jobs, I guess." ZAHER FALLAHI, CPA 28 yrs. exp. Accrg., Audits, Truces 15% discoum to CM Residents (714) 546-4272 LAST CHANCE NOW THAU FEB. 5TH ADDITIONAL 20°/o OF.F 300/o -70°/o OFF selected merchandise ARMeIRE Corona dcl Mar Plaza • 840 Avocado Ave. · (949) 644 -9888 •. I ' Daily Pilot LIMITS CONTINUED FROM A 1 abldlutely. •J do not feel that it Wtes yMn to come up to ~ to understand the system. It's not rock- et science,• Leece Mid. •J think you just have to be able to read and lis- ten. It's not something where you study, study, study then reach a level of understanding." Both Leece and Stokes expressed con- cern over the lack of . opposition, citing the expense of a camptiigil as 4 possible reason. That was where their views split. Leece, unlike Stokes, sa1d newcomers don't want to spend the money unless the seat is truly open, without an incumbent vying for the position. "By nature of the incumbent and recogru- tion of its name, it's dif- ficult to unseat an incumbent on a school board anywhere," Leece said. Franco dismissed the · all-powerful incumbent argument, citing Marthe Fluor's landslide victory against incum- bent Tom Williams. •I face tenn limits every tune I run," Fran- co· said. "Someone can file and run against me and it's up to the voters in the community. So that is facing term lim- its .• by Deedttca Rieb, D.D.S. FRESH BREATH Mo.1 proplt may SUSJl«I ilur b.td bmtb ii prinw1ly w raul1 of poor oral bypmt-. Whilr tha1 mJy ht nut of - who rutly ptcb up a 1001hbrwh, 11!( real culpflu of m<JI{ chrcllllc mooth odor rnidt on me iongut. A rcum stuJy undm~ u 1ilfomo'1 frt\h Brnth Clinic mdJQlo 1lu1 a lurpl~ of bacitrla, whith rhrcvt on proian\ lurking in pbquc. fOod dtbns, iltld dead cdb.J,rodu..e nm wry foul·smtUing gms, hy rogtn 'ullidc and methyl mtrapWI. Tius common cond11lon, whicll alTteu more rhan 50 pcrccn1 of 1ht popul.oon, lw hnlc rn do wuh how often pt0plc brush rhcir cctih or gargle with mourhwash. h's is 1hc tongue w11h 1u nUJ11C10u1 liuurc1 and groom, 1'<h1c.b p«Mdcs 1 brttdrng ground fOf bad lxtath- rdattd bectena. ~ ... chcdiupi &nd dcaninp uc Iii< bac pnxmlOll 1P'llJI ~ denw ~nmtnu \X't art locattd 11 11« I AYOQdo Ave.. ~re SOB. ~ Bcac.h !'Inst call 640·~680 10 xhcdult an appor.nunair. P.S The dcnoat DY7 ~ ablt IO~ iM1actJ pwe!lll ... hh ~ IOftSUC ltll!plf dut • ~rdaignc.f ro rid i1w ~ ot odii:nour bectcna. ""-- Life Has Enough Ups and Downs ••• W EIGHT NO MOR E • ~TION AIMTID ,.,......,.. ........ -'*"*' mocMlfora) • DllT Am D lllCMI l'ROTOCOLI • MOfmtLY Vl9n'I The last weight lou program you•n f'lt( need. • ROBFJIT SKVWICY, M.D. .......,..... ... .,~~ 320 ~Sake210 Ne•pcwt .... (949)" .. • I I Doily Pilot t \ Soc1E1Y ' Thursday, February 3, 2000 A7 Mau reen Reagan to be hon ored by A lz hefrner's Assn. M aureen Reagan has capt\U'ed media attention in recent weeks because of her public acknowledgment of the detenorating health of her father, Ronald Reagan. The former president suf- fers from Alzheimer's dis· ease, a condibon he made publicly known following his retirement from office. "I am not sure if lie has any memory left of being presi- dent,• said Maureen, Rea- gan's oldest daughter, who was born of his .lllllOn with bis first wife, actress Jane Wyman. Her words sent a chilling, nonpartisan message to Amencans and people all over the glQbe concerrung the devastation of Alzhe.uner's. The former first daughter will be the guest of honor this weekend as the Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange County hosts •An Everung of Memories" at the Four Sea- sons Hotel, Newport Beuch. The black~tic.evening is scheduled on the eve of Ronald Reagan's 89th birth- day, and Maureen will be honored for her role as the national spokesperson for the Alzheuner's Assn. •we are very proud to honor Mauree n," said Don Power, chairman of the local Orange County Alzheuner's board. •Maureen Reagdn raises awareness about Alzheimer's ctisease and about the association's work · to provide informabon and assistance lo patients and families." Julie David and Linda Lewin are set to chair the evening, with Newport's Lori Warmington serving as hon- B.W. Cook THE CROWD orary co-chair with Peter Vil- legas of Los Angeles. Peggy Goldwater Clay will be on band with her husband, Bob Clay, along with UCl's Carl Cotman and JetfTey Cum- mings. Local television per- sonality Ed Arnold will serve as master of ceremonies. For more information, call Unda Scheck at the Alzheimer's Assn. at (714) 283-1111. • Families Forward is orga- nizing a first ever •wmes of the Millennium" evening at the Mond&vi Food and Wine Center, Costa Mesa. The · Feb. 10 fund-raiser will fea- ture a cook-off between two celebrity chefs; Pascal Olhats of Pascal Restaurant and Alan Greeley of Golden nuf- Oe. Funds raised will be used to assist local families facing persohal financial crises. Smee 1984, Families For- ward, a nonprofit orgc1lliza- bon, has come to the rescue of families in need of help to establish self-sufficiency. Housing, counseling, educa- tion and other support ser- vices are offered. For more information, contact Britton The feet arc the foundation of your body, and can often «use BACK, KNEE and HIP pain. Pain i yQur body's way of indicating something is wrong. Or. Vihincn can help rdicvc pain-through non surgical methods. • Bunion correction-No hospitalization • Ingrown toenails Jasper at (949) 552 .. 2724. • The Bah.la Corintluan Yacht Club WttS' the setting last week for a gathering or the Sister Cities Assn. of Newport Beach. Tho intemdtionally focused crowd dined on Italian greens and breast of chicken as they shared gOdls. The annual con- fab was led by Karen Evarts of Lido Isle, with able assis- tance from HalUe Strock. ln lbe crowd were Marge and Dan Luxembourg, Beryl and Richard Goward, and Helen and Hal Japenga. 1hbute was prud to the late Wolf Stem , attorney and staunch advocate of interna- tional relations Also m the crowd was Wendell Fish, one of the ongindl founders of lbe orga- nization, who shared his per- spective on the future of the Sister Ciues Assn with friends of Newport Beach around the globe. 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Members are seelang to expand the program to include addition6.I ports of Cdll. • The super dedlcated Corinne Black, representing the Assistance League of Newport-Mesa, reports that the V-trgmia Castle Auxiliary of the league is planning an afternoon With actress Shelly Fabares in celebration of th~ 60th anruversary of the New- port-Mesa league Fabares hrst came into our homes via the long-runrung •Donna Reed" television series when she was a very • New treatment for fungus nails• Specializing in the trtatmen1 ot athletic & ports Injuries • Utilizing new computerir.ed foot analy i •Diabetic Footcare and Evaluation I Dr. Viltiw .._ca .. 1miad pk ?;W. • Wp oaJ s Md J -...... dbbnlmof6c1owcr•--J Preferred provider for most insurances including Medicare 307 Placentia, Ste. 207, Newpon Beach 24 Hour Emergency Cart 949-645-6544 ANTIQUE ROW & GARDEN CAFE "N~ uni.q~ S'hcp~(illedl widv T~e.t-for-YOW" ffcmte/" f iM Homt Fumishings Antiq11t1 & Colltctiblts Traditional to Cottagt Gift• & Gardm Dttor Wish List & Dtlit1ny Ga¥du\,C~ Cordtn P11io C>i"i"g Brad/_tUI, l.llndt, Tu & Esprtsso S.r C.fe Hourt: Mo....Su .._s • '"O~~?tow, "'"'~ Shopp""f' Cl.nd-0~~ • Feb.4th Feb.5th He~lth Tips by LA Fitness & o. c. Memorial CHP, car seat lnstallatlon much, mueh more . C11ndlt1 to Cltandtlins Uud & R11rt Boob C111tom Pidurt Fr11ming Fumihlrt ~1tor11tion and much mortl 94'9 722-1177 130 £1JI 17tlt Slrttl Cosi.~.c,., (8tltin4 11•'1' Inn) How Houn: Tue-Sat 10.5 From left, Linda Ruben, Clubhouse chairman Keith Rudman, Patricia Kirsch and Michae l Doyle are all helping to plan Monte Carlo Night, benefiting the Junior League of Orange ~ounty, at the Clubhouse al-South Coast Plaza. young woman. Her career on camera has spanned four decades, and her dppedrdnce at the March 31 event dl the Newport Marriott Hotel will benefit Assistdnce Ledguc progrdffiS includlng the Chil- dren's Dental Center, Opern- tion School Bell, Kids on the Block, and Scholdl'Ships for Children For bcket mforrndtion, call Black at (949) 646-190b. • Save March 4 to gdmblc the night away ford good cause as the Juruor Leagu<• of Orange County holds its sixth annual Monte Ctl!lo Night at The Clubhouse Restdurant, Costa Mesa. The everung will benefit the programs of the league alllled dt preventing adoles- cent pregnancy and chtld , apuse Tickets are $50 per per- son, and orgaruzers expect a crowd of 1.000 locals. Linda Ruben. president of the leugue, 1s working Wlth Clubhouse officials, includ- ing Keith Rud.man, to ensure a success. The Monte Cdrlo night IS bemg chaued by Michael Doyle and Patricia Kirsch To reserve "your spot, Cdll (949) 263-3785, • B.W. COOK'S column appears Thursdays and Saturdays t LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MAsTER MORNING PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM Enrolling Now • Chmuan lnsLrucuon • Developmental Program ' 8:30 AM to 11 :30 AM Ase~ 3 10 5 yl-ars 2900 Pacific View Drive Corona del Mar, California 92625 (949) 759-1146 v 0 LVO'&M~o£.. s ROLLS (lQYC~ lhleMipQualiryacJ~cost . I Winter_ Special I Family-owned busine11 since 1972 · I Jo% Q[ I Swedish .American I w0t0:~~150 : L--------------~ Imports IF-R-EEl 949) 646-7731 I SAFETY INSPECTIONI I f.xp. 1J29f20C(J I 1635 Ohms Way, Suite E, O>sra Mesa 1 M~presmcooupon.,idiJ~onh 1 L ---~.l~!!~~~--.J efinishing A8 Thursday, February 3, 2000 DATFBOOK Doily Pilot 'Girl' a:rid 'Sweet'-benefit from awesome casts • EDITOR'S NOTE: The R~I Critics column features movie critiques written by community memben serving on our panel. Ending .detracts from 'Girl, Interrupted ' M any tim~when I'm Ht th«? movies watching the com- mg attractions, J whisper to whomever I'm with that J do or do not want to see the movie being advertised. So 14$t month when I saw the clip of "Girl, Interrupt~ ed.• l whispered to my hus- band that I thought I'd like to see it. Reel Then CRITICS :~~lina Jolie won the Golden Globe award for . her perfonnance, I knew I wanted to see 1t. My expec- tations were high, and I'm pleased to say the film met or exceeded them. "Girl, Interrupted" is based on Susanna Kaysen's novel of her time spent in a mental institution during the late '60s. We first meet Susanna played by Winona Ryder -as she floats through the end of school. It turns out sbe is the only graduating senior that isn't college-bound. Her plaris for the futuro . are vague. Some- time dur- ing this penod, she decides to t4tke a bot- Uc of aspitin I and a bot-Heidi Bressler Ue of vod- ka as a panacea for all that alls her. The outcome of this is that her parents and a therapist push Susanno to commit herself to Claymore, a psychiatric facility. Upon entenng, Susanna meets some of her fellow res- idents. There's Georgina (Clea Duvall), a girl desper- ately trying to live with Dorothy in Oz. She is Susan- na's roommate. Also on the floor is Polly (Elisabeth Mos ), who's set herself on flre, Daisy (Brittany Murphy), a binge eater, dlld finally Lisa (Angehnd Johe), the wild child of the ward. The film really starts here, as the relationship between Lisa and Susanna blossoms into a dynanuc friendship. Lisa with her kinetic, out- there personality cuts right to the •truth• of things. Howev- er, her •truth• knows no boundaries and leaves her Educational Aide Materials for Parents & Teachers Hours M-F 10-6pm Sat 10-Spm • Work Books (All Sub1ect.s) •Stanford 9 Test Prep Materials • Flash Cards • Christian Materials • Learning Games & Much More • Laminating Available 1215 Baker St., Unit J Co ta Mesa (Baker & Fairview) (714) 557.7750 3400 Via Oporto Call for.~directio : prone to violence. Her pierc- ing insights about people and lack of &<>Ci.al graces lead her to be diagnosed as a sociopath. Susanna, on the other hand, is diagnosed with bor· derline personality disorder and is best able to express herself in her journals. Here sbe is eloquent a nd insight· ful. It is to the outside world that she is unable or unWill- ing to articti.late her own melancholy. · It was a pleasure to watch these talented actresses ply their trade. Both Ryder and Jolie give terrific perfor- mances. Other fine perlor- mances in limited roles are Wboopi Goldberg as Valerie the head nurse, Vanessa Redgrave as Dr. Wick and Jeffrey Tambor as Dr. Potts. If the film does drop the ball, it's at the end. A niore cllche •Hollywood• ending couldn't be done, and after watching such fine acting, thls left me very disappoint- ed. However, with that excep- tion, I thought "Girl, Inter- rupted" did offer a brief glimpse of an acutely per- sonal experience of a young woman's truth. • HEIDI BRESSLER, 36, is a halrstyl· 1st and Costa Mesa resident. Allen d~s it again in 'Sweet & ~own' E mmet Ray is tho sec- ond-beSt guitanst in the world; a JOZZ giant of such mus1cdlly intu- itive gilts that he litP.rally . creates •heavenly Jazz" when he plays. However, when the music stops, he is a helpless person when it comes to any relationships Ulat do not indude his pas- sion for bis art. Ray is the centerpiece of Woody Allen's new film,· "Sweet & Lowdown." Ray is, ol course, a fictional charac- ter but ts so convincingly played by Sean Penn as writ- ten by Allen that we seem to believe he is a part of jazz histary that music-16vers seem to have ov~rlooked. Ray even tries to emulate what the •better• Europeal} musicians are wearing by having a perverse little mus- tache and wardrobe Ray is a lonely man who doesn't even know what it means to be lonely. At one point, he's told that his feel- ings are so buried that he does not even know bow to ~d them: Ray's response: "You say that like it's a bdd Uung." 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Ray is too unstable to understand what love he has in his grasp, so of course he · falls for a society bimbo named Blanche (Uma Thur- man), who does not care for rum but only for where his talent may take her. •sweet & Lowdown" is structured like a docudra- ma, and we hear not only THE CATHEDRAL COLLECTION Home fothion For lite AY01loble In · P9'1.hed 81ou or p_.,., , tWeht & Length van.. Hodson Lighting Quality Liplin1 Servla. '°" :so y Mn Oprn Turs.-Fri. 9·5, 541. 9·4 1510 Newport Blvd., Costa Mts.i (949) 548-9341 ~501aC/J~ toa.peaal~fl Allen's voice explaining Ray's lUe but also the words of jazz experts like Nat Hentoff commenting on certain as~cts of Ray's career. Loonung over the entire story is Ray's awe of Django Reinhardt, the Gypsy jazz guitarist who ruled over Paris during the first half of this century. Llke Jeny Garda, Reinhardt lost parts of his fingers as a child and played the guita.r as no one has. When Ray finally enco~ ters Reinhardt, it provides a great comedic scene. Much has been made of Allen's writing of screen protagoniSts who embody and reflect his own life. Ray has many Allenesque quali- ties, such as hls love for jazz and quite possibly even attracting worshipful women. But if you want to see a documentary on Allen's life, rent "Wild Man's Blues." Enjoy "Sweet & Low- down• for what it is: another brilliant chapter not only in the illuminous career of Sean Penn but also of Woody Allen. • ROB OROZCO, 30, is an attOfney who lives In Newport'Beadl w1th his wife and two cats. fam ._%An !lleo/Ulld4 !/of Men's & Ladies' Sportswear, Golf Bags, Golf Shoes, & many other items. ~ • f JOHn Lf onHRD'S eOLP aHOP .L . , Doily Pilot DATEBOOK Thor$doy, February 3, 2000 A9 . 'References to Salvador Dali~ is hot newcomer I · ALSO ON STAGE • By Tom Titus W ith a title like "Ref· erences to Sdlvador Dali Make Me Hot," you pretty much expect the new play on South Coast Rep<.>rtory'i. S<'c· ond Stage to be, well, provocativr in ndture What you don't expect 1s ~u< h hon- est, outspoken trnatrnent of ct serious social issue inter- twined with a.drnumhkP f<m- tasy world in which c1rumdls enact the prtnc1pdl role>~. Forget Sdlvador Dcili (except when th<' moon is up Theater REVIEW dn<l the Sdtellite sport<; u Ddlie">que mustdc-he). Tht> title comes from one lhrowdway hne. What mdkes lhr pldy's main character -Army wife Gabriela -hot is d comhmd· lion of the stcilmy Bdrstow atmosphere, d horny tecndge neighbor and lh€' dnltcs of d sensual Cdl dild a rcdlly wily coyote. The Cdt dnd the coyote · prowl through the> surredhs- tic portion of Jose Riveru's world premiere, interdcltnq with the bored, restless Gabnela, who's awd1ting the return or her Army sNg<'dnt husband. That's the problem -he's in 1t for a 20-year career WJth rune to go, she's had 1t with life m such exollc locales as Bdrstow Ana Ortiz treads her wdy through both tht• red.lily dnd fantasy portions of the pld)C with seducbve aplomb Sh£> exudes the apprehension or a human time.bomb await- ing ignition and faces off with her war-haunted hus- band in o no-win ituation scene to deliver an ultima- tum: me or the Anny, She is extremely watchable at all times. Given her physical bedU· ty, most normal, healthy guys wouldn't have a problem mdkmg a decision, but hus- bdnd Benito (Robert Mon- tuno) is as g1.µ19-ho a GI as you're likely to encounter. Montano presents a strong, vit(.11 case for his chosen ·career, even while cringmg in h15 sleep as he recalls dec- imating a village in the Gulf War. He also busies himself as the moon in the fantasy scenes. Because Benito is an infrequent visitor, Gabnela ftnds herself embroiled in d nocturnal fantasy world populated by the aforemen- tioned cat and coyote. Svl't· ldna Efremova portrays the Iehne much like Maggie the Cat, exuding promise or promiscuous passion even though, as she admits, she's • heen fixed. tt Victor Mack, as the coy- ote, resembles the wolf from "Into the WQ<>ds" in his chronic stale of perpetual o.rousdl He's a powerful predator, whether searching for sex or sustenance, and d credible dlllbdssador from tbe outside world, The wild card m the deck 1s Wells Rosales' juvenile dep1cbon of Martin, the 14- year-old neighbor with the hots ror Gabriela Rosales presents a forceful · young presence that the Merchandise From Our ' SEMIANNUAL SALE (While Supplies Lasts) ANNUAL SIDEWALK Saturday Feb. 5th 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. SAVE on discontinued Roor samples, lamps, decorative occessorles and 8fown Jordan fumlkKe -Pr.US OU1 bnoos trudJood cl F,omed pkUesl UP TO~ Ol'F two~ full of decorator fvmlahtnga tor ,. home . ONE DAY ONLY. FYI • WHA~ "Refer· ences to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot" • WHERE: South Coast Repertory's Second Stage, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa MeSa •WHEN: 7:45 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridayj, 2 and 7:45 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through Feb.27 •HOW MUCH: S2S.S45 • PHONE: (714) 708 5555 Robert Mon- tano, Ana Ortiz and SveUana Efremova In a scene from "References to Salvador Dall Make Me Hot" by Jose Rivera on South Coast Repertory's Second Stage. young WJfe may or may not give m to, Riverd isn't crystal clear on Uus pomt Nor does . he offer d "hnal answer" qn the fute of Gabnela and BPn· 1to's mom,a{Je Presenting the problem 1s suihc1ent here, and tt?e SCR Cdst -under Juliette C amllo's imagmative • STUFFED ANIMALS d.liection and against the backdrop of Jvtorucd Raya's hot-hued sett.mgs dccom- pllshes th.is mJss1on mor- velously. "References to Salvddor DalJ Make Me I lot• 1s d blood-stirring tdle or conflict in both the real cmd surredl • 6ALLOON5 ~~G~N!:!ENTS CUSTOM INVITATIQNS • 6ALLOONS •Let our trained staff capture that special moment" WE DELIVER (SN &tore for deta//$) MON-SAT 1-6 CLOSED SUNDAYS 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa (949) 722-1803 Celestino's quality M E ATS Ill<'/ Ill<''' \lt'<JI wl<l ">f•n 11n• /\t'tlllCJ/Jlc• &rvint CoJta Mn11 for ova' 30 yun I ~offer ALL-NATURAL BEEF & CHICKEN I J/2-Lemon Lemon Garlic Chicken Tri Tips $2.39 lb $4.99 lb French Stuffed Apple-Stuffed Pork Old Fashioned Chops Chicken Breasts $3.99 lb $3.99 lb ( ' /, : : 'I ( ) I' • I· I I I I 'I / I ' '' ' I,· I I I I I I / ' I I I I /, , \ / I I' 'A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE' Newport Th dlle Art:. Cen· ter presents Arthw Milin~ "A View From the Hndr "• through Feb 27. Shows ar , Thursdays through Satur- days dt 8 p.m , with Sumldy matinees dt 2:30 p m. Tlrkl'b are $13, $15 for opnninu night The thf!t1t11r Is c1t l50l Cliff Dnw, Nt•wport B<·drh. 'ANNIE' The Mus1cdl ThnatPr Ac t1cle - rny of Orang~< 'uunty pn•- scnts • Annw" t1I th~ Co~ld M~sa I i1gh Sc:hool UH'ulf'I, 2650 Fi:ltfVH" ..... lfodcl, Co ta Me.<;u Show~ aw t1l 7 p rn. Saturddy dnd ~i p rn Sunddy. T1ck~b urr• $5 to $8 For more mformat1or:1, call (1M!JJ 646-6614 'I THINK, THEREFORE I MAMET' Oranq(· Coc1.,,1 Collr•ti" will pres<-nt <1 pro9rcJm of short plays by lJuvtcl Mctmct Sat- urddy und Sunday c1nd f·f'lJ 12 dOci 14 in the Driund Leth Stucl10 Shows arc ut H p.rn Saturdc1ys dnd 'J. <1nd 7 p.rn Suoddys. Tic k<•ts ttn· $5 to $6 OC'C IS t1t 270 I F.tlf\ lf'W Rodd, Cusld f\.11 .... .i. r:or rn<>tf' mformat10n, < dll !714J 4:i2- 5640. ext. 1. 'BEAUTY MACHINE' worlds, grounded in a beau- tifully realized interpretation by Ana Ortiz As a newcom- er, Uus play goes to the head of the ddss. Ornnqf' Cou'>I C olli>qP pr<·- scnts ·ae.wty t-111c.hine," a pldy d(•s1gnNJ lo hPlp young people value thP1r md1vidu-. ahty, at 9:15 and 11·45 am. Feb 11 in the Rolwrt B Moon• Theatre Tic.:kcts ctrP $5. OCC ts al 2701 Ft11rv1cw Road. Co'itu MP a For more 1ntomldt1on, ct1U (714) 4:i2· 5880. • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays The distinctive cul~ne of Majorca -a blend of the best of Spanish and Mediterranean ftavors. Sefving Lunch, Dinner &. Sunday Brunch Tapas Paella Valendanas Fresh Seafood Basque Style GrfUed Meats Fine Wines &. Spirits • Live Flamenco and guitar music Friday. Saturday &. Sunday evenings 'i Resert'ationS: (949) 151-9396 1000 Bristol North (between Birch 3-Jamboree) Newport Beach, CA 92660 Just in time for Valentines! February 1st thn1 14th Everything in the store at least 200/o off! ('s~~-~) \~. Reductio~:l \. Sale .~. .... I ~ ~~ Upto { Feb. 1.. 40y% -1 thru Feb. 14• :/ • Off f~ -·¥ As everyone who has ever, ttendcd one of our sales knows, our sal s ,1rc truly SALES. No tags changed ... no m arking up to m, rk down ... a truly righteous sal "! Com earl ' for best selection. CHARLES H. BARR ..,... 9.a4A).i~ 1803 Weaclift' Dr. NeW)'Glt 8wla .. (99)6e3311 U. ,as VISA. HllU 111Wd •All••••• ' . } AlO Thur$doy, February 3, 2000 Doily Pilot Find gieat chews and brews at Yard House By Kathy Mader • T he Yard l louse. If you arc thiqking dry chicken Wl.llgs, potato skins and three feet of Coors Ught in a break-it- and-pay glass, you are so wrong. The recently opened Yard 1 louse, on the upper level of Triangle Square in Costa Mesa, is d sure money-mak- ing reflection of the Newport Beach crowd's wants and needs m 2000 · A multidimensional restaurant and bclr that spe- oalizes in D• • food beer in1n9 and black REVIEW ~~:~ pbere, The Yard House mdnages to do all three very well. Loud music, dim lights, industrial- looking ceilings dnd black- and-tan decor highbght the-·· bar at the heart of this restaurant. So you wonder how good can the food be if the bar is the star? Notl;ung remotely says "bar food" about Uus Asian-influenced menu. In my opuuon it doesn't really even say "beer food," but with a mammoth !ielecbon of beers they offer with names bke Rogue Dead Guy Ale, Bay Hawk Chocolate, Long- board Lager. Hwnboldt Hemp, John Courage and Saxer 3 Finger Jack Roasted Red. who can re lStl An interesting tidbit I picked up from thetr Web site was that it would take a "200-pound man more than 65 yea.rs to drink all the beer in the keg room.• l know we could have put away a law weeks' worth while we wait- ed in the long, long line. Some ot the industrial interior look· is from the more than four miles of nylon tub- ing used to transport beer from keg to tap. Knowing this definitely improves the look of the ceiling. And by the way, you can order your beer by the foot or by the yard depending on how bold you are. Our savvy server, Nikki, who won't take any guff from Dennis Rodman, a semi-regular, gave us the lowdown on the place and all the beers. The staff appears to be expertly trained in beer and can rec- ommend several based on your favorites. Kona Firerock Pale Ale and Lost Coast All- eycat were two of the pre- f erred at our table. They also offer a beer sampler so you can make an educated decision when you decide to go full-size. Back to the food. We stdrt- ed with some Korean barbe- cue short nbs ($7.95) that my husband, Brian, and friend RI THE YARD HOUSE •WHERE: 1875 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa at Triangle Square • WHEN: 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Monday through Wednesday, 5 p.m. to 2 a .m. Thursday tlirough Saturday, 4 p.m. to 1 a .m. Sunday •HOW MUCH: Moderately expensive •PHONE: (949) 642-0090 • ~BSITE: www.yardhouse.com TAYA KA5tuA I OAl.V Pl.OT Yard House chef Bernard Denney, leJt, holds a poke stack, marliaated ahi tuna served on wonton squares with marinated bean sprouts and carrots. Michael LeGrand holds a glass of one of the many beers on tap. Blake swore midbite they would stand in line again for two hours to eat, and some cnspy wontons ($6.95) stuffed with chicken and fresh, finely chopped vegeta- bles served with a spicy red chill sauce. A new look to the old favorite California roll went over big, as well. One extra- large round of sushi nee is filled with a creamy crab mixture and topped with ~ ~ shredded fresh crab meat and. sesame seeds and smothered in a soy dressing. Several major salads are on the menu, but we shared the house salad ($4.95), crisp greens mixed with raw veg- etables in a spicy peanut dressing. If it were a perfect world I would redirect some of that four miles of the aforementioned tubing and have the dressing mainlined to my home. One of the nightly spe- [!). [!) ~ .~ AMACHi It ~ ~ ~ ~ ~TMEN!JC !APANfSE RESTAtdlA~ ~ 1111 AND ~SHl. &Alt/ ~ ~ I Elegant Dining • Complete Bar • Sushi To Go I Lunch M-F. 11 :30 -2 p.m. • Dinner M·S, 5 -10 p.m. • C~sect Sunday ~ ~ 2675 Irvine Ave. • Costa Mesa ' (949) 645-5518. (949) 645-5519 ~ [!J~.rnrnJ [!) -. --·-· __ ,,_,_ ---···-----·--··-· w r• ... a.,.... etals WdS a pork tenderloin ($17.95) ln what seemed to be a peanut-based barbecue sauce, and of the dishes we ordered, this one took the prize. The grilled prime rib chop ($18.95), rubbed with ·olive oil and rosemary, con- hnned the chef's skill with meats. Served Wlth crispy green beans and griJJed potatoes, we all ate trom tlus plate. Our fnend Cldudla's chicken penne with sun- DO \'Ol' l\'.\;O\X' Y 0 L. R AC l·. '.'\ r ~ Rabbitt Insurance Agency AUTO • HOMEOWNER.\• HEAlni 40 ~ars In Bttsinm & rd I (.. ::-"'\ ... / r& """'. ~· ....... ,-,, 949-631-7740 ~lO~NcwportBlvd.•NcwponBeadi !Near Hoaa HospiialJ dried tomatoes and aspai:a- gu. in a Marsala cream sauce even made the leftover cut, a very rare thing, as left- overs are usually akin to the Antichrist m my mind. The well-touted crab cake hoagie ($9.95) was my run- ner selection but came up . short in taste. The crab cakes were generous but bland and relied heavily on a spicy aioli mayonnaise and hickory smoked bacon to bring home • • the flavor. The Yard House's menu boasts a wide selections of salads, pizzas, meats and pastas, from cobb and Thai chicken salads to lobster gar- lic noodles and wild mush- room risotto cakes. Halibut, swordfish and salmon, as well as several steak and a Parmesan chick- en dishes, round out your choices You could join the man in the keg room and spend a few years of your hle trying them all. A Ben and Jeny's ice cream sundae le~ped out from the dessert section, and with a dessert like Banana Banana Banana ($5.95), a banana tart and banana ice credITl garnished with a frozen chocolate banana, who would want te resist? There is just no point. After all, New Year's and all its resolutions, was a long time ago. With an extensive selec- tion of food, massive menu of beers, and its New York club style, the Yard House could tout any one of these ds thelf claun to fame But like all Uungs 2000, 1t comes at a pnce. I would not recommend 1t as a place to enjoy fine din- ing, and fine d1Jllng it is, il you are nol interested in the bar scone as well. I would, however, recommend it as a fine bar whether or not you are mterested in the chning scene. And with a standdJ'd lengthy Wdlt, I see the bar· goers waiting and the diners moving on. But do like my friend Karen does, and go on an off rught -there may not be many of these -to en1oy the food . And enJOY it you will. •KATHY MADEll's dining reviews appear every other Thursday. ~tarung l·cbruary I st Open 7 a.m. Breakfast To Go! C.appuwno. "Moclui, I 211M and more. I WHY PAY DEPT STORE PRICES? Vhi' our AREA RUG STUDIO Rugs & Runners on Sale COMMUNiTY QuestionOf DIE DAY How To REICHUS · The Dally Pilot welcomes letters on issues (Oncemlng Newport Beach and Costa Mesa . There are fouf ways to send m your 'omments: • LE11£JtS -Mall to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627 Daily Pilot .. . EDITORIAL Should the dty of Costa Mesa pursue th• purchase of the 1 -vacant Pacific Federal Plaza for th8 a City Hall facltlty7 Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send an e-mail to dailypilotOlatimes.com . Be sure to include your name, hometown and daytime phone number (for verification purposes only) .. • READERS HOTUNE -can (949) 642-6086 • FAX -Send to (949) 646-4170 • E-MAIL -Send to dallypilotOlatimes.com All (Orrespondence mµst include your full name, hometown and phone number (for ver· lfication purposes only) Thur$doy1 February 3, 2000 A 11 sometimes, lawsUits .only :add to the hurt v • Readers RESPOND Something's wrong with the Library Foundation W e don't pretend to imagine wha~ sort of grief the par- ents of Brandon Wiener are going through. Their 3-year-old son was heartlessly and viciously taken from them in a savage act in which the perpetrator report- edly told authorities that he targeted "innocent" children at a local day-care center for "execution." Despite the heartache they must feel, we must admit we were d.i:;mayed to learn the Wieners have included the owners and operators of the preschool within the lawsuit they filed against the purport- ed killer, Steven Allen Abrams. We haven't the stomach to take a gri_eving parent to task, so on that matter we'll remain silent. But what we do find trou-• bling -what we can't be silent about -is the implica- tion by attorneys who file such ,.· DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT A letter left at the accident site at the day-care center in Costa Mesa. litigation that their clients had no other choice. Attorneys love to throw around words like "necessary" and "forced" when referring to the reasons their clients have taken legal action. They used the same words iii 1997 when they helped fois.t a shameful number of lawsuits on this community, which was sharing in. the grief over the E:ar crash tragedy on Irvine Avenue ·that killed one teen, put one in a coma and injured several more. In fact, Jim DiCesare, one of the attorneys who was involved in the flurry of law- suits filed after the Irvine . Avenue crash, had this to say: "The law .requires plaintiffs to file a suit even if it is against a party that bears a small responsibility. Many people are forced to file becau~e of the law. It's done in order to protect the client." Nothing could be further from the truth. Lawsuits, unlike the crimi- nal case being prepared against Abrams, are not "nec- essary." They are_ usually filed for one motive -mone tary gain. DespHe what DiCesare says -and we've checked with legal experts -there is no la w that "requires" citizens to file a lawsuit. That is simply a lawyer's ploy to make sure his .or her bases are covered . But rather than fret over covering all the bases, the legal advisors might d o well in considering the public rela- tic;ms fallout. . Legal strategy is one thing. Slapping the friends dnd the community who stepped up lo help your client is another. Why add to the hurt? . Clearing the air about library fouridation T he barrage of unfounded allegations and demands made by the Newport Beach Public Library directed against the Newport Beach Public Library Foundation leaves me saddened. The public library is the loser, caught in the cross-fire and deeply wounded by the divisive charges. The Newport Beach Public Library has been my particular con- cern ever since I became a resident in 1958. I served as City Council member from 1974 to 1978. The m8.in plank of my political platform in the election was the establish- ment or better library 'services. Since then I have continued to work for excellence in the library as a member of the library board of trustees for one term and as a member of the foundation. I am a life member of the Friends of the Library. Most of my b~sl friends have their names on the Donor Wall. When so many of them ques- tion the structure and function of the foundation, 1 feel I have a responsibility to set the record straight. WHAT IS THE NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION? The original foundation was incorporated in 1989, chaired by Elizabeth and John Std.hr. The City Council at that time wanted a demonstration of public support through private donations. Over $2 million was raised for the construc- tion of the bttllcling. That founda- tion was closed when its mission was accomplished. A second foun- dation under the leadership of David Cannichael was incorporated in 1993. There are presently 22 . hard-working members on its board. The foundation is a •nonprivate" (public charity), which medlls that no more than one-third of its income comes from interest. There- IOWIOCOllACT , ......... llllllVll Lucille Kuehn COMMUNITY COMMENTARY fore, the annual fund (income from membership, Donor Wall, annual appeal, naming opportunities, e vents) is crttical in maintaining the status as a nonprivate foundation. The protracted series of unfounded accusations and demands has damaged the fund- raising ability of the 1oundation. Conseq\lently, there has been a dramatic decrease in money raiseCi by the foundation. For example, despite my own long-founded loy- alty, I'have not yet contributed_the minimum of $1,000 expected of e very foundation board member annually. That's a sad public confession to make. WHAT IS THE MISSION OF THE FOUNDATION? It is to rais~ tax-deductible funds beyond those available through city funding to enable the Newport Beach Public Library to acquire collections, equipment and enrich- ments beneficial to the community. In addition to its fund-raising activities, the Foundation estab- lished the popular Manusciipts Lit- erary Lecture Series, the A.M . and P.M. Book Discussion groups, and it has also played a major role in the hi~hly successful Distinguished Lecture Series. • WHAT ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF FOUNDATION FUND-RAISING? WHAT IS THE .PROOF OF NONPROFIT BENEFITI • $450,000 in 1994 bought the entire computer system to meet the customer service and equipment requirements for the new Central Library. • $76,000 in 1995 for the literdcy program, the Roger Seitz architec. tural book collection, other book collections and the young adult program. • $102,245 in 1996 for equip- ment for children's Local Area Net- work, literacy program, CD-ROM products including SearchBank, lnfoTrac and general Business File . • $133,500 in 1997 for World Wide Web access, whicl\.allows the public to access the library's computer from a personal comput- er, Career Information Center and other CD-ROM products, literacy programs, Sunday Musicales, Best Books for Kids and Youth Net, which links local junior and high schools to the library's catalog, Corona del Mar branch renova- tions, children's library books and products, and library staff develop· ment. • $252, 195 in 1998/99 CD-ROM products, Sunday Musicales, Liter- acy, Youth Net, improvements for lobby poster display, the new Pop- ular Library desk, renovations for young adult library, new materials including books, books ori tape, videos, magazine subscnptions. compact discs. These added services, equip· ment and improvements dre what make the difference between just a good library and the fact thdt for the first time, in 1999, the Newport Beach Public Library ranked second in the nation for cities with populations from 56,000 to 99,999. ' 92628-1200, (714) 75-C-5043 loent Jbn Perryman, Art Perry, Arlene Scbafer, Gr,eg Woodside and Du WOltblagtoq WHAT IS THE ACTUAL EXPENSE-TO--GIVING RATIO? An audit by the Certlfied Public Accountants firm retdined by the foundation states '"the IRS begins to question generdl and administrabve expenses when the figure reaches . 25% or higher of total expenditures." That of the foundation is 15.4%, which includes costs of programs TherE> is one paid employee and many volunteers who accomplish its good worKS. IS IT POSSIBLE FOR THE LIBRARY TRUSTEES TO APPROVE FOUNDATION INmATIVES? Not only is it impossible, it would be illegal. The city attorney has thus ruled : No city board or commission may raise money. That is why there is a foundation. WHAT IS AN ENDOWMENT FUND? It is the portion of the founda- tion's (or any institution) income in the form of·ctividends and interest from invested funds that is derive d from donations given specifically for that purpose. The $1.5 milhon in the endowment fund 15 to ensure a stable source of funds for the library in good econonuc tunes and bad. A portion of the interest from this safe investment goes to the library annually. HAS THERE BEEN A LACK OF COMMUNICATION BElWEEN THE FOUNDATION AND lliE TRUSTEES? Absolutely notl In accordance with the foundation bylaws, the city libranan is an ex-officio member or the foundation board. She or her representatives attended all meet- ings except for one executive ses· sion. She receives all minutes, finan· cial reports and committee reports. It is her responsibility to transmit and translate all i.nformabon. • LUOUE KUEHN Is longtime hbrary booster, a former Newport Beach mayer and councilwoman and library trustee AT ISSUE: We asked if the Newport Beach Library Foundation serves a purpose, or if it should be disbanded. . T he ongmcil librctry Jounddbon served d purpose when it rdlSPd about $2 mu.hon, which was ddded to the oty's $8 mi.ll1on to bwld a new llbrdry rt 1s J?OW reasonable for the pub- lic to question the direction of the second toundation, incorporat<'d m 1993 to ra1se ongoing funds in the name of the Library. The Newport Beach city staf1 report of Jdn. 25 indicates the loundatlon has recently chdnged 1L<; · bylp.ws, articles of mcorpora·- bon and adopted a new statement of policy. Why? Is this the basis of the thredt lo dissolve the foundation and gwe the $1 .3 million raised m the name of our librctry to another group? Are they pre- pared to start contacting donors and refund money donated m the name of our library? Tius threat really pinpoints the current proh- lem, 1.e., that a group not responsible to the citizens, to the library board of trustees or the city council can raise funds in the name of our library and then do what 1t wants with those funds. It's a sorry day. NOVELL HENDRICKSON Newport Beach As a former member of the board of library trustees, it ctisturbs me greatly that there is such conflict . between the trustees and the library foundation. Ha vmg served as a trustee from 1991-95, we were required annually to cut back on statf and pro- grams because of reduced funding from the oty Thus, the foundation was reinvent- ed to create an endowment that would help prevent such problems when they occur, agdin m the future . We were thrtlled when Dave Cannicbael, a solid man of intelligence and mtegrity, agreed to c;erve ds chairman What has hdppened? It dll seems q uite irrc:ltional NANCY P. JONES Newport Coast Regarding the recent senes of ctrticles about thi~ tempest and teapot dispute between the library bodrd of trustees and the library foun- dation. It seems to me that there are a lot of egos involved here that dre di tracting from the substance of the dispute. For 'one thing, I certainly think it is utter folly to spend founddtion money on some Mches m front of the hbrary. 1 think we' already have a r~taurant in thi town called the Arches; I don't think we nN.'d anymor arche m hont of the lihrazy. J agree wtth the foundation. The money should be pent for the ront nt fol th library, not th superstructure. On the other hand, if th foun · ctauon is spending tt dispro· pcr>rtionete amount of its fUndl on adnuruiittation and overhead, that 11 likewtse to be deplored. In any event. perhaps dlil pro~ could be IOIYed U the pl!Udpanl:I coWd.f'll. aide their ego1_ lar 6 !ew minufill md mk ... _. MlallbeM!d... -.. bulb .. . -. A12 Thursday, February 3, 2000 . . . AROUND TOWN Daily Pilot • S.nd AJK>UNO TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. S.y St.. CC* ta Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) • 646-4170; or call (949) 764 4330. A complete listing may be found at d•11yp_1/ot.corn • . JO DAY South Coast Plaza wU1 host the •Fascination of Orcluds International Show and Sale" Feb. 3-6 at the Crate & Barrel wmg or the mall. Orchids from more than 60 growers will be represented and each day of the show will f ea tu re seminars and speakers. South Coast Plaza is at 3333 Bear St., Costa r Mesa For more inlonnation, call (714) 435-2160. The Costa Mesa SenJor Cen- ter will hold an armchatr travel class on Thursdays, from r eb. 3 through June 5. The Center is dl 695 West 19th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 9949) 645-2356. The Newport Beach Public Library presents a free pro- gram, •Romantic Relation- ships, n a t 7 p.m. Maxine Cohen, marnage dJld family lherap1st, will speak. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave.~ Newport Beach. For more infonnatton, call (949) 71-7-3801. Saint Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church will host Richard WaUts, UC Irvine phys1c1St, who will discuss · the concept of entropy, at 7 a m. at Coco's Restaurant in Fashion Island, 151 Newport ., JOt h. A111111al Center Drive, Newport 8edch. A $10 donation cov- ers the talk and breakfast. • For more inf onnation, call (949) 644-1145. Terri Smooke, special as ls- tant to Gov. Gray Davui for Jewish Ccmmunity Affairs, will speak to the 1Tendsetters of the Women's Division of the Jewish Federation of Orange County at a lun- cheon at the Newport Coast home of Heidi Berkley. The luncheon is $25. For reserva- tions and more information, call (714) 755-5555, ext. 222. The 1999 Career Network meeting at 7:30 p.m at St Andrew's· Presbytenan Church will feature Lynn Bawnan of Career Naviga- tion, who will speak of "Dif- ferentiating Yourself in the Interview • The church is at 600 St. Andrew's Road, New- port Beach. The meeting is free. For more information, call (949) 574-2239. FRIDAY Ora.l)ge Coast College wm hold fts fourth and final pro- gram in its Sailing Adventure Series at 8 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore Theatre. The pro- gram, "Survival -And Beyond," will feature Bill Butler, who will de.scribe his experience of being attacked by whales and cast adnft for 66 days on a life raft. Tickets are $5 to $13. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5880. 1st Ses~oon FREE FITSTART Personal Jromm9 "Your Fitness Starts Here" • Personal Satisfaction Guaranteed • Advanced Exercise Technology • Free Fat Analysis - Nutritional Services Available • 'facilities in Newport & Huntington Beach • Llcensed & Insured • Results Oriented Derek J. Archer Certified Tech & C.P.T. (714) 841-5900 Pager (714) 216·7501 SATURDAY Borders South Coast Plaza, Premier Hair Studio, the New Man clothing store and author/cartoonist Rubin Ger- ard will present an event at 2 p.m. at the Borders cafe to help men and women look their best for Valentine's Day. The event will feature hairstyling tips, make-overs and more. The stare is at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-7854. Our Lady Queen of Angels Elementary School in New- port Beach will celebrate its annual Spedal·Person's Day starting at 11 a.m. The day recognizes the people who have made a difference in the lives of students. The school is at 7,50 Domingo Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 644-1166. The Orange Apple Comput- er Club's meeting will fea- ture Michelle Carlson of the Nova Development Corp., who will present Nova's Print Explosion. The meeting will also feature a beginner and advanced question-and- answer session, specia'l interest groups, and more. The meetln,g runs from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Chemistry Building of Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 836-0522. The Ben Gurlon Society of the J ewish Federation Fascination of Orchids T his premier show, sponsored by The OranRc County Branch of the Cymbtdn11n Society of Amenc:a, I rated nmon the top ~hows in rhe country 'Die nl wm's leadm~ orchid growers and cntJ1usl1'st.'\ present an onay of bc11utlful d1 pllw , seminars, ond comiiedtlon~ officl ttd by 1udges from the Cyrnb1d1um Society of Amcnea nnd the Ameri~n Ordud Sodety An outStanding selection ~f orchid wlll be available for purcha _e, JU6t m time for Valenune'~ Day. Adm1u1on 1s free . at South Coast Plaza SHOW SCHBDULB: Thursday, Pebruary 3rd 10 a.m. -9 p.m. Friday, February .Cth 10 a.m. -9 p.m. Saturday; February 5th 10 a.m. • 7 p.m. Sunday, February 6th · 11 a.m. • 6:80 p.m. Softtlt CCWM ~ c,. 11 """1.., ... ~ -Sdllllt °""' '""" Fol-,,,,. ....... ""6 (1t•J •JJ.J '"' llr ................... '°"' Young Busme sand Profes- sionals D1vlSlon will hold its inaugural event at 6:30 p1m. at the Newport Beach home of Jrm and Marti Eisenberg for end of Sabbath rituals and light dining. The pro· gram is open to donors who will consider maktng a pledge of $1,000 to the Jew- ish Federation Annual Cam- paign. For mote informa- tion, call (714) 755-5555, ext. 225. The Alzbelmer's Assn. Gala honortng Maureen Reagan will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Pour Seasons Hotel, 690 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach Guests of honor include Orange Coun- ty Supervisor Tom Wilson and Peggy Goldwater Clay. Tickets are $200. For more information, call (714) 283- 1111. MONDAY Dale Marcelle, author of •Fire in the Streets I A H.tsto- ry of the Cold Race Wdr m America," will discuss his book at 7 p.m. at Borders Books, Music and Cafe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432- 7854. A Great Decisions dlscusslon of ·Russia: Report Card on Survival" will be led. by Karen Speros from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St. Mark Presbytenan Church, 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach . For more information, call (949) 760- 1691. llST ID Orange Coast College will hold its fourth and final program in its Salling Adventure Serles at 8 p.m. Friday in the Robert B. Moore Theatre. The pro- gram, "Survival -And Beyond," will feature BUI Butler, shown heie, who will describe his experi- ence of being attacked by whales and cast adrift for 66 days on a We raft Tickets are $5 to $13. OCC ls at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call (714) 432-5880. • CRYSTAL CAVE A.9trology ClaSs lleglnalag ln"tructor: Patty Davidson l"ebruat)' ~. 17 • 7-9 pm Voyager tarot with Julie King workshop on Love 8c RelaUonshlps Sat. February I 2th 1·:5 pm J~~Jl~tJ~ Valentlne gilts. love ~ books, candles lt more. Psychic Readings (Coll store for appointment) ·Tarot • Script Channeling ·Astrology • Handwriting Analysls osta Mesa 714• 754•1151 Dr.OvalJe Physicians who specialize in internal medicine care for the comprehensive, often complex healthcare needs of adults, including seniors. Board-ccMific-d internist Wember Ovalle, MD. has • 2-1-hour on-call physician • 2-f-bour advice nurse • Convenient appointment hours • Emergency wttk.end .nJ bcJiday appointments • Major in~urance pans~ joined the F...dinger i\\edical Group intef!lal medicine department: Stanley Arnokl, M.fl • Matrbew Boone, M.D Elaine Grodin, M.D • Tamara FOgarty. M.D •Berty Yu, M.D Doug McConnaugh~ M.D Dr. CAalle and all the physicians at Elv\G are also mem~rs of the physician staff at l~untain ~llcy Regional_Hospitol a!ld J\t\edic.JI C'cnter. Togctkr with the entire Internal medicine s1off 11 Edinger i\t\cdical Groo~ they are dedicated to providi~ comprchcn~ive care for your individual health needs. I, scbeJuk an appointment, please call: (714) 979-6100 EDINOF,R ~fEDICAL GROUP. INC. 11180 Warner Avenue. Suites J63.J67 • fuun1ain V.I~ /..oc.ttt/ on thectnyNS rJ Jbu,,,.m Wiry Rtpon.J l/osp;r.1 •td ~/ Q,.,. 18682 Beach Boulevard. Su.tn 145-:155 • HuneiftPn B.d. . . I t t Quote Of 111E DAY · "It would have been nice to have a· (on&-gome~ cushion going into Friday ,.,11 I Larry Hirst. Newport Harbor coach DailY, Pilot 9.!.. unNER · ... Feb. 7 honoree DAVE PARSll Thursday, February 3-, '2000 8 I Tea c ·uppers reign supreme 'in county tiff •Newport Beach Country Club women's · ..--~,.-:-:-....,.,,..___, champion Debbie Albright conquei:s Los Coyotes in first Orange County championship. W ith a full Tea Cup Classic Orange County flavor at the inaugural women's private Grand Champion of club champions, Champions, Debbie Albright of an event _Newport Beach Country Club gave co-sponsored by Orange County a taste of women's clubm&1cer golf from the Newport-Mesa Grand Goll community. Design and GQJf Not to gloat or anything, 'but .• Media Group. Albright showed Monday at Los By Winning Coyotes Country Club in Buena the 18-hole, Park what many of us have stroke-play Richard Dunn GOLF believed for ye ars -sortie of the invitational, Albright brought home best amateur golfers are right here the perpetual trophy that is now in our backyard. proudly.on display in the Newport Albright, four-time defending Beach clubhouse museum, along . Newport B~ach club champion wh o with an impressive array of golf has played In all three Tea Cup artifacts and Toshiba Senior Classic Classics, won the showdown of the memorabilia. t .. Lending further credence to th~ area's strength in women 's goU. Tea CuJ? Classic heroine Marianne Towersey (Santa Ana Country · Clubj finished second m Monday's county championship, shooti.pg six-oyer-par 78, or:ie stroke behind Albright. #It was a really tough course, a nd I went out there, really, with no expectations," Albright said of the 6,090-yard Los Coyotes layout, . which plays about 300 yards longer than the women 's tees at Newport Beach. From 1989 to 1992, the course played host to the Los Coyotes LPGA Classic, but after four years the lady professionals had a tough ti.me maldng birdie5 and wanted another ve nue. Nancy Lopez won twice at Los Coyotes, while Pat Bradley (1991) an~ Nancy Scranton (1992) also won titles there. •It was an ~tretnely long goll course, about the sipne as the men's tees a t Newport Beach, and we were using driver and wood intQ a lot of greens. And (the turf) was wel, too, because it rained the night before (and earlier in the morning)," said Albright, who managed two birdies on pc1.t·three boles. With 12 of the county's 16 women's private club champions participelting, Albright and Towersey shol six strokes better than the neMest competitor (Alta Vista's Lisa Sanders). Sally Holstein (Big Canyon Country Club) and Denise Woodard (Mesa Verde Country Club) also played m the Grand Champion Gf Champions at Los Coyotes and shot 90 . o ·n the men's side, won by Alta Vista's James Woolley (70), Big · Canyon's Steve Collins ond Santa Ana's Chris Veitch shot 76, while Mesa Verde's Pete Daley shot 79. Newport Beach's Joe Stafford did not play. The Te a Cup Classic, which was launched out of tlus C'olumn on a whim in 1997, ha•· been sponsored each year by Fletcher Jones Motorcars. The event pits the d!ea's four women's club cht1J11p1ons Tea Cup Classic 2000 will be P,layed at Big Canyon in August (an 'exact date is penclinq). 1Wo-ttme defending Te& C up champion Towersey set the golf SEE GOLF PAGE 82 Hia.h school boi BASKETBAl SAILORS TORPEDOED, 48-42 University roils,94-67 • Costa Mesa is unable to stem the tide as University nails 16 shots from three-point territory en route to an overwhelming PCL victory. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT IRVINE .,--. . • ~/l The way Univer- Padflc Coast LeAnue sity High's boys -.. basketball team ----------'-~ L shot on Wednes- •eorona del MN (17.0) 3 2 •Costa Mesa (17·7) 3 3 day, it was enough to make Costa Mesa's Mustangs throw their arms in the air in exaspera- tion. *includes one forlelt win. The refere~s *"indudesttnefurfeltlosses. also threw up Wednesday's !>COr<'s their arms, one to signify a three- point shot and another · when it went in. They did that 16 ti.Ines for Friday's games &Wm at Con:INI dal Mw Uni and that Laguna Beach at un~ symbolized the Trojans' 94-67 victory over the visiting Mustangs in a Pa<;ific Coast League game. The Trojans, 15-8, 4-1 in league, whose only league loss this season was to Mesa, now moves a game ahead of Corona del Mar for first place in the PCL. The Mustangs (17-7, 3-3) fall to third place, a half game .behind CdM. The Trojans' perlormance on Wednesday was amazing on all accounts. Besides the 16- for-29 three-point shooting, Uni shot 54% from the field. Even Unl Coach Mike Din- neen, whose team averages 74 points and 10 three-point field goals a game, was taken aback. "We were on fire tonight," he said. "I think that was the most threes we've ever made." • Illingworth , Yarnal get little help in S~a View setback1 setting up first-place showdown a t Woodbridge Friday night. Barry Faulkner OAJLY PILOT . NEWPORT BEACH -While their fellow students stayed home in droves Wednesday to study for . semester finals, the Newport Har- bor High boys basket- ball team basically ensured its Sea View League title hopes will be decid.ed on a pass/fail basis Friday al Woodbridge High. - Laguna Hills ( 13-10, Laguna Halls 48. N•\"•port 42 2-4 in league) led for all Aliso Niguel 66, Irvine 49 but a few minutes to upset the host Sailors, Wednesday's scatts Friday's games 48-42, trimming I-tar-~tilrborat ~r's lead over Wood-Aliso at Laguna Hills bndge to a half game, heading into Friday's showdown. ~It would have been nice to have a rone-game) cushion going into Friday," said Harbor Coach Lar- ry Hirst, whose squad, No. 9 m Orange County and No. 10 in CIF Southe rn Section Division U-AA, fell to 16-7, 5-L "But it's a must-win situation, now." Coach Dave Brown's Hawks left the Sailors little cushion Wednesday, concentrating lls defense on Harbor standouts Dustin Illingworth and Aaron Yamal. Illingworth still managed a game-high 21 pomts and Yarnal chipped in 12, but the other six Sailors who played managed only rune additional points. "The key to our success the last two to three weeks is that we've always had two or three other guys (besides Illingworth and Yamal) step up and produce,• Hirst said. "Nobody did that tonight.• Ne wport's other three starters were a combined O for 12 from the field. Only senior guard Justin Reynolds, who scored sue points off tl;le bench, including a third-quarter three-pointer, kept Illing- worth and Yamal from monopohzing Newport's field goals. The Sailors hit Just 15 of 45 field-goal attempts, just 3 of 11 in the final period. Their fourth-quarter cool spell kept them from 'taking advantage of hve Laguna Hills turnovers m the period The Hawks had 12 turnovers total. "We've played well throughout league," Brown said. "Other than a loss to Woodbridge, our games have been very close. We just hadn't been able to close anyone {besides last-place Irvine) out, until tonight." The Hawks closed out the Sdilors with unselftSh passing, hot spells from the field ( 12 of 23 in the sec- ond and third ~riods), strong rebounding (besting the Tars, 28·23) and scrappy defense. Costa Mesa also came out firing, hitting its first three shots and scoring 21 points in the first quarter. Mesa's Ryan Naff, who was a problem for Uni in the first game, scored 11 points in the first quarter, hitting three tbree- pointers. TA.YA KASHUBA./ DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor HJgb's Dustin Illingworth drives the lane en route to a basket SEE MESA PAGE 83 Wednesday night, Laguna Hills' Marshall Houser (right) taking the brun.t of il Harbor never scored consecutive field goals and SEE TARS PAGE 83 DAILY PILOT . HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK • Costa Mesa sweeper calls the shots, while ensuring opponents get very few of their own against the Mustangs. leny Faulkner 0AllY PILOT Tiough Katie Roche is o of three captains, her pla as the Costa Mesa High gulS soccer team's dominant leader is not open for diseuslion. DllcuAlon, you see, would require something other than a ,.. monologue, which the Junior I 1W88p81' comistently malnt&ital in I an alt8mpt to help ha teem , A rMda the playoff9 for lbe Int .... time In tbe program'• blstltJry. I •aw e1waya ..._ •......, .... , ....... Mtdtbe ..... Ill Dlt ....... wbo lwllDI ... ,..,. wlll,W IMNIJ. sidelights to a year-round pa. ton for soccer. •1 always want to win and that has led to me step up and be a leadet, On my club team, i.f you don't ~lk, you don't play. But when I came to high IC'hool no one talked. t talk the whole game and I try to teU (teanunat•) wbat J know. I like taking(direction)bedt,butno one telll 1m anything.• The Ody PUot Athlete of the Week. ~dOel much more tban talk• good .... "She plays vwy ltrong cWele and Ml done IO caiallltmtly ell l8UOD ....... a.ta Miia COldl mROCHIMMM ') ~82~Th_urlda,;_......_Februo~~7-3~,2-000---.. ______________________ ~~.P{)'R.'fS ~--~------------~--~----------Da-io/--.Pi_lot Irvine tourney unfolds today IRVINE -Three local high school girls water polo teams will be competing in the Irvine Southern Cab.for· nia Women's Water Polo Championships, beguuung today. Newport Harbor's Sail· ors duel Millikan of Long Beach in today's S p.m. game at El Toro High. At Corona del Mar, the host Sea Kings tangle wit,h Edison at 4 p.m., and at the same site, Costa Mesa meets No. 1 ·seeded Long Beach Wilson at 3 p.m. Victors return to · the same sites with Newport at · 8 p.m., and it successful, Costa Mesa would duel host Corona del Mar at 7 p.m. Losers of first.round play continue on Friday after· noon at the same sites. The 32·team tournament concludes Saturday with the championship match at Corona del Mar, starting at ~p.m. PADDLING Hal Rosoff Classic slated for Feb. 12 •International· field set to participate in event. NEWPORT BEACH - Canoe and kayak racers from all around will take part in the 11th annual Hal Rosoff Clas· sic, which will take place Sat· urday, Feb. 12, at 8:30 a.m. at the Newport Aquatic Center. The event will feature canoe, kayak, surf ski and outrigger competitions of all levels. Ad.mission is $20 per per· son, which includes a T-shirt and lunch. Proceeds will ben- efit the Junior Newport Aquatic Center. Thl! five·mile race will begin at the NAC, go toward Udo Island and retu'.rn to the NAC. Racers from around the globe 'will take part in the var· ious events as a preparation for the upcomiµg Sydney Olympics. For inf onnation, call (949) 646-7725. HAPPY BIRTHDAY c..1.-...., ............. ..... .. ..-· ..... r--------------------~ : i ii f 1 1 f : I I I I I I I I I I I I L---------------~ ROCHE CONTINUED FROM 81 Dan Johnston said. "Our def enders are all doing a goodjob,butbecause (Roche) is so solid behind everybody, it gives oUr fullbacks the opportunity to take some extra chances. (Roche) is very sure-footed, she makes good traps and she can kick the ball farther than anybody in our (Pacific Coast) league." . Five-goal lead melts into defeat . •Sea Kings fall to University, 9-7, after being up, 6-1, losing a chance to clinch the Pacific Coast League championship. Joseph Boo DAILY PlLOT IRVINE -In the first half, it looked as if an easy victory against host Uni· versity High was inevitable for Coro- na del Mar's girls water polo team m a Pacific Coast League game Wednes- day artemoon. But the 1Tojans pulled off fln improbable comeback from a 6-1 deficit in the second hall and got the upset win, 9-7. CdM (12-8, 2·1 in league), ranked No. 4 in CIF Southern Section Divi- sion IV, could have clinched a share of the PCL championship with the win. Instead, the Sea Kings are tied with University (8-10, 2-1), which is ranked No. 6 in Division IV, in second place. The Sea Kings got off to a fast start. Danielle Carlson and Melinda Tucker SIGNING THE DOlTED UNE !l_i~ school 9irls WATER PULO scored for CdM in the first two min· utes. After a timeout, Uni scored to cut the lead to 2-1, but CdM then went on a 4-0 run. Carlson got another goal, Chnstina Hewko had two and Hayley Hapeman one during the Sea Kings' run. CdM's lead could have been even larger, as Hewko, Tucker, Hape~ man and Undsay Daley had shots that just missed. Then, with 5:45 left in the third quarter, the game completely changed complexion. Uni's Manon Gee scored her second goal on a four- meler shot. Seven minutes later, in the fourth quarter, Uni's Julie Voorhes grabbed a rebound and scored to give the 1Tojans a 7-6 lead. Tucker responded immediately with a goal for CdM, but Gee scored seconds later for ail 8·7 Uni lead. CdM came achingly close to tying the game in the final five minutes. Carlson had two shots bounce off the post. And Tucker had a shot that ju.st went wide. Instead, the 1Tojans got their ninth goal with a minute left to tak~ a 9· 7 lead, leaving the Sea Kings in total shock. •1 don't know what hap- pened, "CdM goalie Arin Hendrick- son, 'Who had nine saves, said. •we just didn't play well in the second half." Corona del Mar will take part in the Irvine Southern Calfomia Cham- pionships this weekend, opening against Edison today at 4 p.m. in the CdMwaters. MOFie COAST LEA~ UNMJtSnY 9, CoAoNA DEL MM 1 Score by Quarters Corona del Mar 3 2 1 1 -7 University 1 0 5 3 • 9 Corona del Mar -Carlson 2, Tucker 2, Hewko 2, Ha. Hapeman 1. Saves -Hendrickson 9. University -Gee 3, Gohtbrett 2, • Voorhes 2, Jacobs 1, Trett 1. Saves -Mayer 6. ~R COll>OVA/DAll Pl.OT N!Srt Harbor Hlgll Mmlor oa...lw a.:kle Jonea, the mo.t eoveted Sailor fooCbalJ recnilt tn Coach Jeff Brinkley's H-11eiloll tenure, stgm a national letter of lnlmt to attend USC (above) OD full ldaolanblp, as lab molber, Meredith. loob OD. At dglal. COM:b ~ CIWl'H• as Jones getl tbe pip OD lbe foolball. Jones, a 6-foot-8, 262-pouad tine-year starter, wu All-CIP Southern Sectton Dlvillon VJ, All-Newport-Meu Dllb1ct and AD· Sea View LMgue u be helped the Tan go 13-0-t and wlD lbelr leCOllG Mdlon title in the 69-IMIOll bUtory of tbe progr-. Jaw wu iallo lelected to SuplllPnip •egn'ne's AD-Amertc:an team. Mlddgan. w........._ Color..SO, Ongoa md Cal wwe among lbe lonmolt satton for hlS MJrVlc:es. KATEROOfE !lorn: May 3, 1983 MINt~Costa Meta =S-foot-8 season in a 1·1 tie with Uni Tuesday. nie tie kept the Mustangs one pomt ahead of the 1Tojans in a race for third place, and the coveted guaranteed playoff spot. GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 world on fire last year, playing 53 holes of competition in one day. Beach, Tiger Woods was spotted playtng at Big Canyon, where he's an honorary member. When Woods played at Big Canyon on Dec. 24 with his father, Earl, and friend Brian Hull, be made a hole in one on the par three No. 3 (165 yards) with an eight-iron, then promptly won the Mercedes Championship at Kapalua for his sixth consecutive PGA Tour title. 155 ~Soccer ....... .:Swffper c..ch: Dan Johnston ,........ food: Spaghetti ,....... '"°"'9: "Top Gun" l9lt etNetic mom.wt: "Making vnty in soccer M a freshman. I hid a good Idea I was Q04ng to rNke It. but it was 1 relief." A..._ofhWMllV:Her typically solid MfensiYe 'llllOrlc hetptd the MUNngs defe•t cross-town r~I EstMKia, 2· 1. Jan 27. She scored the lone goal ln • 1-1 PCL tie with UniYtt'Vty Tuesday. ..... "Our team has grown and gotten so much better since I was a freshman,• said Roche, a first.team All-PCL performer last season. "This year's team has so much potential and making the playoffs would be a big step. Our league is really hard, so il we can get out of that, I think we can do pretty well in the playoffs. We know we can compete agaJnst good teams.• After playing 35 holes of intense match play in the final of the Women's Southern Calif omia Chiunpionships at Mission Viejo Country Club, Towersey arrived just in time for tee off in Tea Cup Classic m at Mesa Verde, then won the event for the ~econd year in a row. Maybe Big Canyon is his good luck charm. Roche, who plays center halfback for the WoUpack dub program, began her varsity career as a freshman halfback.. I •sut I moved her to sweeper last year and that Coll«Jor ..-a cttd --(».$ Roche competes against t.::====:::;::=====~ ,her own demanding Towersey, who Jost her putter m transition that day and borrowed one from the Mosa Verde pro shop for the Tea Cup, 1D1ght have boon dragging by day's end. But, instead, she dominftted the Last year, Bruce Fleisher skipped the Toshiba Senior Classic on his way to earning Senior PGA Tour Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year honors. seems to be the perfect spot for her,• Johnston sa.ld. ·she has good control with bOth feet, she can kick the ball 60 yards Wlth both feet and she gets up consistently for headers. We move her up to attack on comer kicks and she very often will play the ball from placement She is also a threat lo score at any time, which could be consid red unusual for a sweeper." standards as much as the oppo~g team. •rve always been fairly hard on my elf, ince I started playing when I was 5, • Roche said. "I've always wanted to be the best and I've tried to work my hardest to do it. I get frustrated with myseJ.l il I don't play the way I think I can." • Roche thoroughly cn1oys her weeper role and the Mustangs' emphasis on defense f 1eld, again, winning by seven strokes lo cap an amazmg Friday the 13th last August. Tiger claws: In • tuneup for this weekend's AT&T National Pro·Am at Pebbl Fleisher won two of the first three tournaments in 1999, and firushed second in the other event, then raised tho red flag for early·season burnout and withdrew from the Ta.hiba -much to the diSmay of Toshiba volunteers. from the 552 Club, the fund-raliimg organization for JC MEN'S GOLF Coast tops GWC .by 10 strokes • Medalist honors go to OCC's Winston with two-under 70 round. S:HINO HillS -Orange C~ast College's men's goll team opened the 2000 season on a successful note Wednes- day, besting Golden West by 10 strokes with a 378 team total on the par 72 Los Serra· nos Golf Course. Also com· peting, and 16 strokes off the pace was Santiago Canyon. Coast's Brian Winston was the medalist with a two-under 70. Also scoring for Orange Coast were Ken Kato (72), Kyle Wicks (78), Tom Sakki- nen (79), Mike Akahoshi (79) and Eric Hirt (81). Coaches clinic approaching llFree seminar offered for coaches and players. MF.~';. ~T ~BASEBALL free coaching seminar will take place SWlday from noon to 4 p.m. at Costa Mesa High School's varsity baseball field. Scheduled to SJ?Cak will be Estancia High Coach Doug Deats, Los Amigos Coach J::?ave Austin, Mustangs skip- per Kirk Bauermeister and Fountain Valley Coach Rorr La.Ruff a. Topics include ouU1eld drills, infield drills, praetice organization and pitching. Players as well as coaches are welcomed to attend. SCHEDULE TODAY • Basketball College men -Vanguard University at cal Baptist. 7:30 p.m College women • Vanguard UniV«Srty at ca1 Baptist. 5:30 p m. High school girls • Newport Harbor at Woodbridge, 7:30 p.m.; Corona del Mar at Estancia, 7 p.m . • Soc:icer High school girls · Newport Harbor at Woodbridge, 3:15 p.m.; CQrona del Mar at Estancia, 3:15. • Wrestling High schoOI • Newport Harbor at Aliso Niguel, 3 p.m.; University at Corona de1 Mar, 6 p.m. ·•W.-Polo High school girls -Irvine Southern California Women's Water PQlo Championshl~, first round: Edison at Corona del Mar, 4 p.m.; Costa Mesa vs. Long Beach Wilson, at Corona del Mar; 3 p.m.; • Newport Harbor vs. Millikan, at El Toro, 5 p.m. (winners play again at 7 or 8 p.m., same sites). •Tennis Community college men - Orange Coast at Cerritos, 2 p.m. Community college women - Orange Coast at Santa Barbara, 2p.m. DEEP SEA WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS Newport Lllnding -1 boat, 8 anglers. 17 sand bass, 1 calico bass, 1 halibut. 75 mackerel. Hoag Hospital, which is the event's operating charity. Those 552 Club members, including Toshiba co-chairman Jake Rohrer, remember Fleisher when he played in the old Crosby Southern Pro·Arn in 1977 and '86 (later called the Taco Bell Newport Classic). Fleisher, who won the Crosby Southern in '77 at Irvine Coa.st Country Club (now Newport Beach), is among those who have conunitted to the 2000 Toshiba Senior Classic -which will ma.rk his flf5t appearance on the course since '86. Def ending Tostuba champion Gary McCord, '98 winner Hale Irwin and crowd favorites Lee 1Tevino and Chi Chi Rodriguez are also committed. Volunteen are sun being sought by Toshiba Classic officials to work as scorers, marshals and other positions. Applications are available on the tournament Web site, WWW. 7behB>aSenlotCJassic.oom; or by calling (949) 515·4840, Roche's defense prowess has helped the Mustangs (8-3-7, 2·2·2 in league) record eight shutouts and limit opponents to one gotl in all but one other game. Only University, which Nmed a 3·0 league win Jan. 11, had more thah limited offensive succeo. u ually keeps her in the middle of tho action. •That's not ttlways so great,• s~ud Roche, who unselfishly wt.she~ the ball was at the oppo mg end mor often. Manchester helps SoCal team take the gold Rothe'• defensive work helped Mesa earn a 2·1 wtil OYer aOP·town rtval Eatanca Jan. 28 and she troted her third goal of the •sometim I thmk we play defense too muth .~ Roche hopes to action at the collegiate • Newport Harbor sophomore one of six Orange County players to take part in the under· 16 Olympic Development Program. level, but i curr ntly intent on spurring the Mu tangs on -with words and deeds. PHOENIX, Ariz. -.Newport Harbor GlllS SOCCll Htgli sophomore Tory Mucbester helped her team from Southern Cal· ifomla capture the gold medal ln the CAJsta Mesi& looking for Strength coach for the football team Girls Ut6 Olympic Development COit.a MeN lflab'ifoolbd team r:s looking tor" Ir ngth nnd HELP WAllTID • ~:~::i. Soc<-er Tournament last conditioning otNldl 1wtth bedqJround m !peed and explooon tor The 1R·player teem defeated 1~bdonn.tioa., caa&act footbell coach J rry J fow •U at (714) 424-871>8. Northern Califonue, 2..0, New Mes· . lro, 2·0, Oregon. 2.:0 and Colorado, 3·0 Manc:belMr •• midfielder b the Sa1lon ud ---ol lbl • .,. •••• tatlftl ,... OiililllgW C&dy to....,.. reMlll Soutbmn c.-.... • • _Do __ i~ __ Pi_lo_t __________________________________ ~~J>()JlJ'S ____________________________ Th_ur_sdoy......._._~_bruo__.ry_J~,-2000 ___ 83_ Eagles see it fall apart in the late gob:J.g, 65-55 . • Big Laguna Beach fourth quarter does in Estancia. Tony Altobelli BOYS HOOPS for 7 as the Eagles held a two-po1J1t lead after the finst eight minutes. • man und wtt were pauent." the game at 51-51 Wlth a thunder- ous dunk. DAILY PILOT The difference in the game came in the ·fourth quarter, where the Artists (5-17, 2-4 in lE>ague) outscored the Eagles, 22-8. Wilh the · constant screams of, "FIND The Eagles' duo of C'antreU dnd Simco actual- ly outscorPd Hdnour and Manker, 23-20, m the first hdlf. ·we made some defensive nus- takes m the fowth, • Boyce said. •That WCIS pcutially due to foul trouble: LAGUNA BEACH-:-It took just over three quarters for Laguna Beach High's two-man offensive volcano to erupt and when it did, Estancia 's "boys basketbdll team had no place to hide. "For three qucuters. we played outstanding," Eagles COdch Rich Boyce said. •rn the fourth, we basi- cally fell apart. All the things we did well to get the ledd, we didn't do in the fourth.· I lANOUR ... WHERE IS HE?" corning from Boyce, Simco and lhe rest of the Eagles managed to keep his highlight reel stalled. "Our defensive rotauon was strong early,• Boyce said. •our guys really bat- tled out there and we took it to them.: Darshaun Gamer, who played strong agamst Manker despite a six-mch height d1sodvdntage, fouled out" with three minutes remallling. The result was a 65.55 Pacilic Coast League loss for the visiting Eagles Wednesday night. "We really wanted to keep the ball from Travis Simco as best we could,• Boyce PAOFIC COAST LEAGUE ' LAGUNA 8EAot 65, ESTANCA 55 Jason Simco led the Eagles (14- 10, 2-4) with ·20 points, while Jon Cantrell added 19, including five three-pointers. EstdnCi<l had its biggest EstanC1a 18 14 15 · 8 . 55 said. "We felt that if we could keep the ball down low, we stood a bet· lN chance.• lead of the game, 41-31, with JUSt under four minutes rem,uning in the third quarter, when the Hanour went to work Laguna Beach 16 9 18 22 -65 Si.x-foof-six guard Travis Hanour and 6-foot-10 center Chris Manker combined for 57 of the Artists' 65 points, with most of their damage conung late. Hanour had 29 points, eight rebounds and five ~ssists, while Manker added 28 points and 10 rebounds. Estanc1a's lead grew to eight as Cantrell started to get hot. Hanour helped cut the lead down to four before a Cantrell 28-footer at the buzzer gave Estanoa a 32-25 lead Est.an<hl -Simco 20, Canlrell 19, • Chahdler 6, Garner 4, Maldonado 4, Rodriguez 2, J1m1nez 0 The ball was· bouncing the Eagles' way early as Travis Chan- dler started the game hot, lutU.ng his first three shots, before Cantrell and Simco eacli added five points. He !)Cored 10 of his team's final 12 third-quarter points, helping the Artists trim the lead to 4 7 -43 Thdt's when Manker's game elevated, so to speak. He scored the Artists' first 10 po10ts and bed 3 pt. goals -Cantrell 5, Simco 2. Fouled out · Garqer Technical fouls Rodnguez 1. lAtguna Be.ch -Hanour 29, Manker 28, Blodgett 3. Boyd 3, Butters 2 3 pt. goals -Hanour 4 Hanour started the game only 2 ·we ran our offense very well,• Boyce said. ·we found the open Fouled out -none. Technical fouls -Butters 1. 'TARS FROM 81 did not lead after Tony Melum's two free throws gave lt a 22-21 edge with 1:34 lefl in the first hall. A MdfShaJJ I louser layup gave the Hawks a 23-22 edge at intermission . and Chris Lee's hot shooting in the third quarter helped up tbc lead to four. Lee, who had missed all three tries from three-pomt range in the first two quarters, inducting an air ball, drilled a three ball and added two more field goals without a ~s m the penod. He also netted his only three-point attt'mpt in the fourth quarter and hit a patr of free throws with 16 seconds left to ice the upset Illingworth. who rut 10 of 14 free throws in the Tars' 45-40 win at Lagu- na Hills, Jan. 12, was 5 of 7 from the foul line Wednesday. He was 8 of 14 from the held, but was the only Sailor to shoot better than 50%. "Out plan was to play hve-on-two, saggin"g on lllingworth and helpmg on Yamat," Brown said. "They obviously ctidn't shut down Dustin," llirst sclid. "But they took everyone else away." Illingworth added seven rebounds, while Reynolds ddded five steals. •(Reynolds) played well," said Hirst, who hope!. his team can muster the kind of intensity Friday which keyed a 59-57 overtime win over Woodbndge in their first meeting (Jan. 14) SEA VIEW LEAGUE lMuM Hu.s 48. NeMioRT 42 TAYA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT P"ORC COAST LEAGUE UNIVDtSJTY 94, CosTA MESA 67 Costa Mesa 21 11 16 13 -67 University 26 23 26 19 -94 NONLEAGUE CoM 62, WES1MINSTEA 44 Corona del Mar 17 17 20 8 -62 Westminster 14 6 4 20 • 44 Hith school bot,s BASKETBAlL Sea Kings rip Lions, 62-44 • Nonleague contest. WESTMINSTER -Corona del Mar High senior KeVtn Hansen scored 22 points in three quarters, then sat back dnd watched lus teammates hold on for a 62-44 nonleague boys basketball victory at Westnunster Wednesday . Hansen added eight rebounds and three steals lo help CdM, ranked No. 4 10 CIF Southern Section D1v1- s1on lll-AA, ll11Prove to 17-6. CdM senior Brooks Morris added 11 pomts and seruor Elliott · Patterson clupped in sue points and eight boards off the bench. Alec Hanson and Joel Tem- pleton each scored rune points for CdM, which returns to Pactf1c Coast League play Fri- day, ho!.ting Estancia at 6 p.m. The Sea Kings moved 10to sole possession of second place m tbe PCL. thanks to Costa Mesa's loss to Universi- ty Wednesday. Both teams had been tied for second at 3- 2, conung into Wednesday's action MESA CONTINUED FROM B 1 \:1nfortunately for the Mustangs, the Tro1ans scored 26 points in the same span. Uni marlu.man Andy Ldwrence h,it three three· pomten. in the quarter. ·we cdnnot beat Uru trymg to mdtch them shot for shot,· Costa Mesa Coach Bob Serven said. ·our boys learned that tonight• WluJe Mesa cooled off in ihe second quarter, Uni stayed hot. This time, Jason Gavey was the Uru player nailing three three-pointers an a quarter, And just when 1t seemed Uni couldn't be any better, it shot 9-for-13 from the floor, 4-of-6 m threes. for a 75-48 lead Naff was the onJy Mesa player m double-d1g1t scor- 10g He had 19. On the oth- er side, sue Um players reoched double digits. Mesa shot 37% from the floor, and could not keep up with the Trojans "They were shoob.ng the bghts out of the bwlding, M Serven said ·And we were taking shots .too qwckly. • Laguna Hills 12 11 16 9 -48 Newport 13 9 13 7 -42 Laguna Hills -Lee 16, Houser 9, Stone 8, Anderson 6, Vollenhals 5, Homyak 4. 3-pt. g<>als -Lee 2. Vollenhals 1 Newport tWbor • Illingworth 21, Vamall 12, Reynolds 6, Melum 4, ROl'den 0, Newport's Tony Melum steals the ball from Laguna Hills' Jimmy Vollenhals (10) and makes his way downcourt in Wednesday night's Sea View League duel. CosU Mesa Naff 19, Jones 8, Ferryman 6, Weir 5, Hatsush1 3. Payne 8, llVtutaker 8, Krikorian 3, Conte 7, Knelt 0. 1-Utey 0. Abectabo a. 3-pt goals -Naff 3, Whittaker 1, Weir 1, Krikorian 1 Uni -Z1nchefsky 18, Gavey 17, Elsherbiay 15, Lawrence 12, Dale 10, Chnrtoph 10, Tran 5, Newsome 0, Feistel 2, Ebadolahi 3, Haghighi 2 GdM Hansen 22, Moms 11, Hanson 9, Templeton 9, Patterson 6, Shahang1an 2, Hietbrink 2, Snell 1, Owen 0, Bottom 0 3-pt. goals -Hanson 1, Moms 1, Hansen 1. Westmfnst« -Granam 9, Holhns 9, Villegas 6, Miranda 5, Walton 4, Marinai 4, lnurreta 2, Veh 2, Nguyen 2, King 1 CdM Coach Paul Oms also praJSed the play of junior guard ldean Shahangian, whose two pomts didn't tell the fuJl story of his contribution. In the fU"St game, a 75-68 Mesa win, lhe Mustdngs exposed Uni'!. weakness. An aggress1ve zone defense will hurt the Trojans. ·We cbdn 't do a good JOb of getting m the gap and attafking the press last tune (a 75-68 Mesa win): 0111- neen Sdld. "This b.me, we got guys wide open. They cbd a nice JOb attacking." Perrine O. Knutti 0, Martin 0. .. 3-pt. goals -Reynolds 1 31Jl goals -Ga<lf!y 5, Lawrence 4, Zinchefsky4, Christoph 2. Ebadolah11. 3-pt. goals -Miranda 1 Technicals -Mannca 1. •1t•s ruce to have a game like tb.ls, where you can play everyone,• Ortjs said. Lady Coasters upset at Cypress, 68-52 • Orange Coast misses 28 of 32 attempts from the field in the second half en route to OEC shocker at Cypress. CYPRESS -WOMEN Orange Coast Col- lege was a 68-52 CommunilI college BASKETBALL apiece, and Sarah Mtddlebrooke fuushed with 11 OCC h11mbled . •Pirates allow 69 second- half points in 109-76 loss. CYPRESS - Towan Oliver led the Chargers (13·13, 6-31 with 25 points and 11 rebounds, while Meko Parker added 21 pomls. , SOFTBALL Orange Coast rips San Diego Mesa • Pirates record third straight conquest. SAN DIEGO -Kristin Degree went 3 lor 4, scored one run, and stole three bases as the Orange Coast College's softball team got a 6-1 Vlctory over host upset victim at Cypress College Wednesday rught m women's bas- ketball. The Pirates, No. 3 in the state com- munity college ran.kings, shot Just 121123 (4 for 32) from the lield in the second half as Cypress ralled from a 38-367 halftime defiot to win going away. The boards were even and Coast had a 23-15 advantage in terms of turnovers, but a 29 3 % effort from the floor overall, proved fatal Cypress unproves to 7-17, 2-7. Cypress College shot an MEN astounding 68% from the field in the second hall to lead the Chargers to a 109-76 win over Orange Coast in Orange Empire Conference men's basketball iiction Wednesday tµght. Rebounding hurt the Pirates, as · Cypress held a 46-32 edge on the boards. . San Diego Mesa on Wednesday 10 a nonconlerence game. OlllANGE EMPIRE COHftRENCE CIPR£ss 68, 0AANc;e CoAST 52 Orange Cout -Redmond 2, Masuda 0, Fi.erst 2, Johnson 0, Steward 5, OMW ..... ClDIS8mla C'tfMll 109, O.•w CoAsT 76 ONnge eo..t • Cestleton 23, Elliott 16, BftN!f 10, Hagedorn 10, Nguyen 9, Earl 4, Rivera 2, Wlhon 2. Orange Coast, now 23-3 overall, 7-2 in the Orange Empire Confer- ence, jumped out to an 18-5 lead and appeared to be on the way to an easy victory before ice began to set in on the Pirates' shooters. Erin Tomlinson and Leah Wilde led Coast's sconng with 13 points . Tomlinson 13, Wilde 13, Kawaguchi 0, Mlddlebrooke 11, Urban 3, Lewis 3 3-pt. goals· Wilde 3, Urban 1, Tomlinson 1. Fouled out -none. Cypress -Alcaraz O, Allen 18, Brown 17, Arreola o. Perez 0, Llufau 15. Chow 8, Colon 1 O 3-pt. goals -Allen 3, Chow 2. Fouled out -none. Technicals -Cypress coach Halftime -Orange Coast. 38 36 The Pirates (13-11, 2-7 in confer- e12ce) actually led,' 41-40 after the fmt hall, before being outseored, 69-35, in the second hell on 29 of 38 shooting from Cypress. David CasUeton led the Bucs "'1th 23 points, while Dave Elliott chipped in WJth 16 points and eaght rebounds. l pt. goals -Beeler 2. castleton 2, Nguyer\ 1. FOOied out -Beeler. . c:wr-. Oliver 25. Parter 21, Rachlin' 14, Erquhlrt 12, St.w.rt 8. Glesa 8. Jimmenon 7, 0.Foe 7, WatWW S. Freer 2. . '3 pt. goals -PMker 3, Glass 2. Oliver 2. Rachlin 2. Stew.i 2. Fou6.d out ~None. .wftlme • Or1nge Coast. 41-40 HAWKS SHOCK SAILORS, 2-o -MesaknockS off Uni, 1-0 IRVINE -SOCCER Costa Mesa H1gh's boys ·•Laguna Hills crashes Newport Harbor's party; Friday's game with Woodbridge vital for the Sailors' playoff hopes. BOYS SOCCER oppoi1umti early m the "econd half, but gonhe Enc ~~eel wa up to the challenge. occcr team got its first Pacif- ic Coa t League wm of the year against the host Univer- sity Trojans Wednesday, t-0. Mesa's Miko Gardiner scored in the fi11il half off an assiSt from ZaC'k Powell. The Mustangs' defense then held Uni in check. Meiia g<>Ali Justin Schocttlr.r made 1 O saves. •Th11 wa a very big win,• Costa M • a Coach Mike Dunn nld. •They're defending league champs, and the game was away. Everybody came ready to play tOday, and we're peek· Ing •• the right time .• Mela ii DOW 4·10.5, 1·2·3 in tbe PCL, while Uni fAlll to 3·2·1 in league M .. tied the nq.m, 0-0, ........ Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT NEWPORT Bl!ACH -Mwphy' Law kicked Newport Harbor H19h's boys soccer teom nght in the teeth Wednesday aftemoon. Everything that rould go wrong, went wrong for the host Sailor as they lost to Laguna Hill , 2·0. Not only did Newport (6·7·4, "2·1·3 m league) lose its hr1t Sea View League match of the year and Laguno l lills win Its first Sea View match, but crushing leg injuries to key players will make Friday's road duh wtth front-running Woodbridge an v n bigger challenge. •nevutattng, • a dejected Coach Matt We9t Mid ..... .:rd. •1.agune Hilla just wanted tt more tod9y. We ltalUld off aloW and we nevw nc:o¥· .-.· Ryan Hernandez (lower rignt leg) and Kevin Yoche (left ankle), both key players to Newport's succ , went down with l.nJun late m the second half. Their ta tu for Friday's contr.st i.c;, at best. very doubtful. ·w e're gomg to have to reevaluate our ttuation and go from there,• West 1d1d . "We're a group of veteran play- ers and we're going to have to bounc bade big from this. 1 think we <'.An • N thcr te1tm had many opportuna· ties to score in the first hall, but it w obvtou that La~ Hills I•· 12·3, 1· 4·1) wa1 ln C(>lltrol. "LaguM HiUI dominated very facet of the game against us,• W•t Mid. ·1 told our players at haif about pride, dellre and tbe wUJ to wm. that'I what got UI to lhia polnl • Tbe Sdon UMd .. pep t.IDl and maneged to produce .... ICOl1Dg " Lftguna Hill.:o broke out m front when tho Sallors w JC c lied for a foul in the goal ar a Mortin Rocha found the upper·l ft comer ot the goa! on the penalty kick in the 53rd minute, giving Laguna Hills a 1 ·0 ll'ad · On the very next off n ve attack, Darren Doi, Laguna Hills' go-to guy, tJ aked ahead of the pac:k on a breakaway and found the lower-right rorner 1n the 56th minute, putting the game away. ~ Wahl. Kevin C.q>oa and ney Me8k eech Md~ to ICOl'9lol HartMJl,Jbut tblilr .,.. Mi*1 jutt Wide ol 11ie ... ·w. ..,_. Mr'J bad our dMncM out lheN,· w.. .... ·w. ... cldD, mu. tbl .... al-.. The victory unproves the Pirates' record to 3-0. Down 1-0 m the third inrung, OCC's Renee Snyder hit a two- run double to give lhe Pirates the lead. OCC's next game ls at home on Fnday, against Rio llondo NONC.ONfD£NCI OCC 8, SAN DtlGo Mu.A 1 Orange Coast 002 013 O • 6 11 0 San Diego Mesa 100 000 0 • 1 4 3 Orteg• 1nd V1ldez; Rff11H ind McGill. W ·Ortega, 2--0 L · Reeves, 0-2. 28 • Snyder COCO. Miles (OCQ .... 84 Thu..doy. foliruory 3, 2000 SPORTS Doily Pilot YOUTH SPORTS CdM girls· throw blanks at two Irvine foes •Tidal Waves sutg~ past two Irvine All-Star teams. NEWPORT. BEACH -When AYSO you're up to your neck m toumamant doubleheaders, it doesn't come any better than a pair of shutout victories. That's the case for tbe Region 57 Corona del Mar girls under-101idal Waves, wbo prevailed by 1-0 tlnd 3-0 scores over North Irvine dnd South Irvine in Saturday's double-header at the Area Q All-Star soccer tourney at Anderson Field. Area Q competition consists of All-Star teams representing North and South Irvine, Tustin, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Corona del Mar. Combined with the previous week's victory over Costa Mesa, Corona del Mdr is now 3-0 in the five-weekend tournament, with area champions qualifying for the next step at UCI. The Tidal Waves got past North Irvine on left wing EmUy Hlllgren's go11l, which · was ttll goalkec•per Jesstca Paulsen needod. ln the lhtett-godl. win over South l.rvme, center .halfback Claire ScbJoemer, right wing Alex Tobtessen and Emlly HJUgren, on the loft wmg, each scored. Taylor Jones dJld Leah Zarlan played big parts defensively. Controlling the midfield for CdM were Jullan Plggot. Colleen Heyler, Chelsea Dalton, Su-ytn Bick.Der and Kimmy Von der Abe. Defenders Undsay Seeley, Alison Luke, Courtney Heard and Rachel Parker were also instnunental in the team's pair of shutout victories. Newport All-Stars tie one, lose one NEWPORT BEACI 1-The AYSO Newport Beach All-Star Rhinos tied Tustin, 1-1, before falling to North Irvine, 3-0, last weekend. ln the tie against Tustin. goalkeeper Avery Paulson playE>d a strong first hall, keeping the gdme close, while Calvin JbunjbnuwaJa, ltJ. D'Cruz, Erik Bonn and Taylor Friend ht"lp shut down Tustin's offense. The Rhinos scored m the second hall on a goal by Nicholas Sheffield, with assists coming from Jake Kalwttz and Adrian Buo- nanoce. • In the loss to North Irvine, strong plu.y was turned in by Jal1lie Galley, Andrew Kahan, Brandon Parole, Kyle Caldwell, Andrew Wilson, Gerardo Avila and Garrett Herser. " Newport will take on Costa Mesa and Corona de! Mar this weekend at Windrow Field. Matrix tops South Irvine All-S~, 2-0 COSTA MESA 1vso -The Matrix, an 1 I AYSO Region 120 boys under-12 Sil vet All ·Star team blanked South Irvine, 2-0. last weekend. Goals by Austin Evett and Nickolas Juarez wNe the difference fo1 the Matrix, while German Higadera had an assist. Solid defense by Shawn Engmann, Christian Medin~. Albert Nava, Cody Waldron and goalkeepers Thomas Kosnosky and Kyle Thorsness kept South Irvine off the scoreboard. The offense was sparked by Lui' Andrade, Luis Cozza, Gandhy ~ava, Garrett McMaster_li, Nicholas Juarez, Steven Brown and Kennith Zich. Newport handles Fowttain Valley NEW- p 0 R T BEACH M 1 k e Brownell ROLLER HOCKEY and Jason Spenser each scored three goals lo lead Newport Harbor's varsity club roller hockey team to a 7-4 win over Fountain Valley. Calvin Anderson also scored for the Sailors, while goalie Ja.Jlles Egan played well. · Newport-Mesa 8th-graders knock off La Mirada NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport.Mesa NJB · National Junior Basketball boys 8th-grade All-Net t~am eliminated La Mirada from the unbeaten ranks, 63-60. Patrick Joyce scored 28 points, including four clutch free throws in the game's closing seconds. Kevin Joyce chipped in with 13 points, while Jamle Diefenbach added nine for Newport-M~a (4-3). Reid Watanabe dished out eight assists, while Alex Orth and Taylor Young each hit crucial three-pointers. Leading the defense and rebounding for Newport- Mesa was Brian Knox. Can't find YOUR TEAM? Call Daily Pilot Sports, (949) 574-4223, and find out how easy it can be. Ensign handles Serrano. Rancho Santa Margarita -~~:: ROLLER t:~~ HA" ·HOCKEY club roller hockey team defeated Serrano, 6-1, Monday at t.llf' Gretzky Center. Spencer Unk and two goals and one assist, while Cory Adler, Collin Insley, Ke Vln Wong and Jesus Sotelo each added single tallies. Ensign goalie Elliot Thacker had nine sayes. In a match in Tustin: Jesus Sotelo had three goals and three assists to lead Ensign's club roller hockey team·to a 10-4 win over Rancho Santa Margarita. Cory Adler chipped in with two goals, while Zach Boston, Ryan Bozarth, Collin Insley, Spenser Unk, and Kevin Wong each added single tallies. Ensign improves its record· to 3-1 and is currently in second place in interscholastic league play. I ' P1J11UC NClpcu 11 P11Buc"°'1Cts 11 PIHIUC NCmCU 11 PUauc NOllCU IJ PUBuc Nonra 11 Pliauc ~ii •=11r'~ '. ·· " II -'""°'¥' II~ ... :~.''.Jf] f lctlllou• Bu•ineu Actltlous Buslneos ••CfllOOU• uuomess flelltlous Buolnm Flclltlouo BullnOH Flctltlouo BuslnHO Fictitious :.r. 11£tlm F1CiMS1iuslnou Fictltloue Bu81neu Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement. Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement The followlng persons The lollowlng persons ·The following persons Tile lollOWing person The tollowing persons The !olloWlng persons The followlng persons The lolloWlng persons The following persons The following persons are doing business as are doing blls1ne" .as: are dOlng business as: are doing oosinass as. are d01ng busln9sa as· are doing business as: are doing business as: are doing buslnest as: are doing buslhess as: are doing bOslnass as· PGC Web Services PanachB En1arpnses. LG Partners, 2231 Pa· a) IBEG b) lnteme MURRAY PUBLISH· Creative Link Stalling, NOT lfnllmi18$!, 27955 Newpart Coast Pool Splash, a unique hair Bin & Reita, 19671 204 Mavtalr Lane Costa 891 West 16th Streer. cillC Ave . B2. Costa Based BuSlness Group, ING, 1750 Whllttar Ave • 2043 Westchlf Drive. C~bot Road, Laguna and Spa, 423 Joliet, and nail eJCperlence, Beach Blvd .. Huntington Mesa CA 92627 · Newport Beach, CA Mesa, CA 92627 8950 La Stella Avenue, Ste. 65, Costa Mesa CA Suite 303, Newport Niguel, CA 925n Huntington · Beatti. CA 10119 Adams Ave., Beach, CA 92648 Kaldar LLC (CA), 204 92663 Llnda A Garbett, 2231 Fountain Valley, CA 92627 Beaeh, CA 92660 F1W & T.A., Inc., (CA), 92648 Huntington Beach, CA Wllllam 'A Guzzardo Mayfair Lane Costa Panache Enterprises, Pacific AVe . e2. Costa 92708 Murray Mead, 1750 ,Brian Goldfaclen, 250 27955 Cabot Rd., Colby James Peli<er, 92646 515 Walnui Apt. #3'. Mesa, CA 92627 (Calllornla), 1221 West Mesa, CA 92627 Rasflda o. Mlz.eral<, Whittler 4vo , Suite 65, COiton Street, New;>ort Laguna Nlguel, CA 423 Joliet, Huntington Susan L. Rees, 3Q64 Huntington Beach, CA This business us 000. Coast Hwy. #220, New· This business. Is con· 8950 Lii Stella AVel\Ue, Cosla Mesa, CA 92627 Beech, CA 92663 92677, Beach, CA 92848 Van Buran, Costa Mesa, 92648 ouoted by: Limited ua: port Beecn.1CA92063 dueted by· an Individual Fountain Valley, CA This business Is con· This business Is con-This business 18 ~-Hany Edward Gaynor, CA 92626 This business is con· bittty Co. This bus ness Is con· Have you started 92706 ducted by an Individual ductBd by. an indrlldual ducted t>y: a corporation 9111 Regena Street. This busl!less Is con· ducted by: an lndMdual Have you starled duCled by· a corporation doing business yet? No This business 11 con· Have you starred Have you started Have you started Huntington Beach, CA dueled by an lndiVldual Have you atarted doing business yet? Have you started Wr\da A Garbett ducted by an fndl'lldual dOlng business yel? No d01ng business yet? No doing business yet? 92648 · Have you started doing business y.et? Yes 11/20/99 doing business yet? No Tllls statement was Have you stiffled Murray Mead Brfan GOldfaden Yes. 01-01.2000 This business ls con-doing business yet? Yes. 1985 Kelder LLC Darcy Panache Enterprises, filed with Iha Couhtv d<>lng business yet? No This statement was This statement was F.W. & TA., Inc. ducted by: a general Yes, 1985 Wlttlam A. Gunardo Mayer. President Paul Baldwin, President Clerk or Orange County Ra$11da o Mlzerek filed with Ille County flied with tile couniy Tracy Atl<lns, Seoretary partnership Susan L. Rees This statement was This statement was Tills s1atemen1 was on 01·21·2000 This statement was Clerk of Orange County Clerk of Orange county This statement was t:tave you started This slatement was flied With the County flied with the County flied with the Coun1y 20006817408 filed with the County 00 01·2t·2000 on Ol-07·2000 llled with the County doing business yet? No hied wnh the County Cler1< of Orange County Clerk o1 Orange County Cieri! ot Orange County Daily Pilot Jan. ~7. Feb. Cieri< of orange Counly 20006817371 20006816064 Clerk of Orange Countv Colby James Parker Cleft< of Orange County on 01-14-2000 on 01-1 4•2000 on OH4·2000 3. 10. 17, 2000 Th339 on 01·2f·2000 Dally P:IC'I Jan. 21. Feb Dally Pilot Jan. 1!_ 20, on 01-07·2000 This statement was on 01·21 ·2000 20006816759 20006816742 20006816743 Fl tltl B I 20006817397 3, 10, 17, 2000 Th3S1 27, Feb. 3, 2000 111296 20006816069 llled with the County 20006817376 Dally Pilot Jan. 20, 27, Dally Pilot Jan 20 27 Dally puot Jan. 20, 27, c oua ua nesa Daily Pilot Jan. 27, Feb. Flctltloua Bualneas Dally Pilot Jan. 13, 20, Clerk ot Orange County Dally Pilot Jan. 27, Feb. Feb. 3, 10. 2000 Th318 Feb. 3, 10, 2000 Th328. Feb. 3, 10, 2000 Th329 Name Statement 3, 10, 17, 2000 Th346 Fictitious Buelnees Name Statement 27, Feb. 3, 2000 Th291 on 01·21·2~17402 3, 10, 17, 2000 Th354 Fictltloua Bu•lneH Fictitious Bualneea Fictltlou• Bualneaa ar!~o:~!i~J>~r:;is Flctltloue Buslneas Name Statement The tollOwfng persons Fictitious BualneH Dally Pllol Jan. 27, Feb. Ffotttloua Buslnen Name Statement N · Stat t Name Statement AOUAiECH , 8064 Name Statement The lollowlng persons are dOlng business as: Name Statement 3 10 17 2000 Th3"1 Name Statement The foOoWfng persons an:e emen The following persons cathenne Ave .. Stanton, The following persons are OOlng busfiless as· ANTHO~Y BUILDERS, The following persons ' · ' The lollowlng persons ar8 doing l>Usliless as· ThJ'o. ol~ng pereons are doing business as-CA 90680 are doing business as· The Pizza StOfe 800 3121 W Coa,st Highway, are doing business as: Flctltloua Bualneaa are dOi'X) buslne&S as: The Pacific Stone ~~R~ B~~ss a~ CB4 Pholography, Scott E Whitten, 806.C Beach Advertts1ng arid More, 25610 Alicia Newport Beaeh, CA HERITAGE MOTOR· Name Statament a) Watson Ass0Clate1, Company, 328 Piospect Yorklown Ln., • ~t: ~~!p~~lneB:;~h.•3~~ CCaA!he90680'1ne Ave .. SlantO(l, F81y1erEas0etliveB ry Service, Parl<way, Laguna Hiils, 92663 CAA COMPANY, 2.4681 The lollow'ing persons b) car1' AIMa, 9 Sum-Ave.. Newport Beach, ••-·a, CA 92626 92660 CfA· gu a~5. Balboa, CA 92653 Anthony P Francois, La Plaza Ste 230 d-" bu In merwal Court, Newport CA 92663 ........, J o .. R i 61 42 3121 W Coast Hin)lway, o · · ' are uong • 881 as: Beach, CA 92663 Jonathan Lee, 328 Makoto Harada, 184 cart C Bruce IV ln . ar .. n ostawlci\ • Thomas· E Dave Jeremy MO$eS, N B "' C ana Point, CA 92629 White Ink 1580:? Tri YOfklown Lane Costa • 6790 Vla Kanella Stan· Reynolds 16522 Regina Circle, 13, ewporl each, A Gary P Sanberg, SprlnnAale "Su 99 sh Watson, 9 Sum· Prospect Ave .. Newport C 9...,26· 16th Plaoe IA. Coste ton CA 90680 · Managing Trustee ror Huntington Beach, CA 92683 24681 • La Plaza Ste vv • · • merwalk Court, Newport Beam. CA 92663 Mesa, A "' Mesa. CA 92627 Th. Consumer T This business Is coo· ' · Huntington Beach CA Beaeh. CA 92663 -1s business Is con-Th1s business Is 000. This business Is con is DuSlness ls con· tlon 811 Easl BranspoNrla· 92649 230, Dena Point, CA 92649 • '" ducted by• an lndivldual ductad by. an lndlVldual dpau'.:'nedershblyp. a general Po r' t Ba I b o!Y.· eCwA· Kelly ChnstJne MOSl8, ducted by an Individual 92629 Anoe E. White. 4212 d Thlsd ~uslness Is con· dueted Dy: an lndM<toal Have you started " " 16522Reg1naC1rcle,13, Have you started Stephen W. MalllOtta, oe· lphl Circle, Hunt· ucte uY. en lndlVldual Have you· started doln&busfneas uet? No !Jove you started Have you started 92661-4295 Hunhngton Beach, CA doing business yet? No 24681 La Plaza, Ste. ln~on 0 .a ...... CA 926•9 Have you started doltlg buslneu yet? No H , dU.ng business yet? No doing business yet? No This business 1s con-92649 . Anthony P Franeo1s 230 Dana POlnt CA ,_ "''· .. doing business yer7 No JOflalhan Lee , Ma oto arada Can C. Bruce IV • Soott e Whllten dueled by Pure Trust This business 15 000• This statement was ' ' Is business la oon· Palrlcla Watson Tl'llS statement wa~ This statemenr was This statemant was J Darrin Rostaw"""' Hav·e r,· ou started filed with the County 92T6219 ducfed by: an lodlvldual This statement WaS fllft"' ~1•" th Cou ty filed wltll tile County 1 """ duded by husband and h s business Is 000· Have you started ""' .. u• 8 n Cieri< of Orange County Cllel d wuh the County This statement was oong bus ness yet? No wife Cleft< of Orange County ducted by· a general doing busfn .. ss yet? filed, Whh 11le County Clerk of Or.nge County on 01-14•2000 e:r; ~14 Or2000an9e County lllad with the Counly ThOmas F. Reynolds, H<ive you started on 01·07·2000 partnership Yes Jan 1 20oo Cieri< of Orange County on 01-14·2000 200068157r.o on • • Clerk ot Orange COUnty Managing TNStee doing business yet? No 20006818062 Have you started • · • on 01·25·2000 20006'18753 ~ 20006816758 on 01 21 2000 Thts statement was 111 Dally Piiot Jan 13. 20. Ir Anne E. White 2000681nso Dally Pilot Jan '20 27 Dally Piiot Jan 20, 27, Dally Piiot Jan 20 27 · • 200068 I led lh the eou ty Ke ly Christine Moses 27. Feb. 3, 2000 Th294 doing bus rieu ~t? No This statement was Dally Piiot Jan. 27. Feb Fell. 3, 10. 2000 ni319' Feb. 3110, 2000 Th331 Feb. 3, 10, 2000 Th323 Oa•1i Pi.lot Jan. 27t17F406eb. Cle"" owr1 O~e Counnly T'tlls statement was Fi ltl B I TSt~phen Mau tta flled wltll lhe County 3 10 17 2000 Ttl359 Fictlt 0 B I • "' fifed with the County ct oua us neH his statemern was Clerk of Orange County • : • Fictitious BualneH N us• us neaa Flctltloue BuelneH 3, 1 • 17, 2000 h338 on Ot-21 ·2 Cieri\ or Orange County Name Statement hied with the County 00 01•21•2000 Flctitloua BualneH Name Statement n!me tatement Name Statement r:lctltloua Buslne11 20006817396 on 01·07·2000 Tile following pe1sons Clerk ot Orange County 20006817403 Name Statement The following peraons are dol1~°1:]~1~r:7s The following persons Name Statement ~a~~.~;~t ig& 27Tt:J>7 20006816061 are doing business as: °"OH l ·2~16346 Dally Pilot Jan. 27, Feb. The following persons are dO!flg buslhess as: GLOBAL TRADING are doing b\Jslness as· The following persons Flctltl 8 1 207a.lfyePb11o3t.J2000an 1Th3, 22809, Ai.LEN ADAMS PER· Dall~ Pilot Jan. 13• 20• 3, 10. t7, 2000 Th342 are doing business es: On Targa• Voice ·and Mark One Marl<elin·g. are doing business as· ous us neea F CUSSION INSTRUC· AOC41nt on care, 2057 Data, 130 39th St., New· ~s~~KEJ:,;:~sE J~;i; 3629 MacArthur Blvd Preclslori Imaging Name Statement TION, 7211 Apricot 27• eb. 3, 2000 T"301 Port Bnstol, Newport port Beach CA 92663 suite 100. Newport •212, Santa Ana, CA Center. 2900 BnstOt The following persons Fictitious Buslne11 Onve, Irvine, CA 92618 Flctlth>u• Bualneaa Flctltloua Buslneaa Beaeh, CA 92660 Ian G. sCnoenberger. Beach, CA 92680 ~2704 Streat, Suite F203, are doing business as. Name Statement Allen H. Adamson. Name Statement Name Statement Wondy Krussman, 130 39tll St Newport Global Trading Market William Bohuslavizlcl, Costa Mesa, Cehlornla artprlcellne, 1t29 The lollowtng perS011$ 7211 Apricot Drive. The following parsons The lollowlng personi 2057 Port Bristol. New· Beaell. CA 9Z003 Place Inc., !Nevada), 45 Danmouth, lrvlne. CA 92628 Debra Drive. Costa are doing business as· livlne, CA 92618 are doing business as· are doing business as· port Beac:h, CA 92660 Aarori Egdahl, 2176 4570 Campus Drive, 92812 ASL, Inc., (Cal1I), 2900 Mesa, CA 92626 CARPINTERIA PART· This business Is oon· al I merchant stuff.com. DO·RITE INSPEC Stephen Gulierrez. Pacific Ave .. #6, Costa Suite lOO, Newport Nell Han1ngton, 3629 BrlslOI Street, Suite Oall Ann Lee, 1129 NEAS, LLC., 3195·CI, ducted by. an lnd1vidu~ b Clic« e cheel<.oom, TION SERVICES 8~ 5023 W. Washington Mesa CA 92627 Beaeh, CA 92660 MacAt1hur Blvd., 1212. F203, Costa Mesa, Cell· Debra Drive, Costa Airport Loop, Costa Have you staned c payment resources In· Jasmine Creek Or,: co BIVd . LA., CA 90019 . This business Is con· This business ls 000• Sama Ana, CA 9270.ol tomla 92626 Mesa. CA 92626 Mesa, CA 92626 doing busrneu yot? No ternatlonal merchant rona Del Mar CA 92625 This business Is con· duG1ed lly: co•partners ducted by a corporation This llustness Is con· Thi$ buslneH rs con· This lluslness ls con-Basque Ffnancrar Allen H. Adamson svcs .. 333 Poppy Ave., DlKlley A 'Smith 85 duct11d by· • general Have you started Have you starle(t ducted by. a lolnt ducted by a corporation ducted by. an lndillldual Ser.-lces (CA), 180 New· This s1atemen1 was Corona Del Mar, CA Jasmine Creek Dr · eo. partnenihlp . doing busfness yet? No doing buSJness yet? No venture He11e you started Have you starteel port Center Duve 1180. hied with the County 92625 rona Del Mar CA 92625 Have r,ou llarted Ian G. Schoenberger Global Trading Market Have you started doing business yel? No doing business yet? Newport Beach, CA Cieri< ot O~e County Mia Myaong Hyun, This business ta con-dOing bus ness yet? No This statement was Place Inc .• or FeliJC p doing business yel? ASL. Inc., Stiaron E Yes, 5199 92660 on 01-18·2 (60%), 333 Poppy Ave., ducted by: an lnellvldual Wendy l<russman flied with the County Lapuz, CEON!ce Presl· Yes 12/30/99 Santo, President Gall Ann Lee This business 1s oon· 2000681690Z Corona Del Mar, CA Ha11e you started This statement was Cler1t. of Orange County dent W"llaM Bohusravtzki This 11atement was This stateroont was ductad by a'"00<poratlon Dally P~ot Jan 20, 27, 92625 doing business yet? filed with the County on M4·2000 This slatement was This statemen,!, was hied with the County filed with thtt County Have you started Feb. 3, fO, 2000 Th335 Jae H. Hyun, (4004), Yes, 1/13/00 Clerk or Orange Counly 20CJOM111754 filed with the Counly filed Wltll th(f _pounty Cieri< or Orange County Cler1c of Orange County doing busfness yet? No Fh;tltloua BuslneH ~33 Poppy Ave , Corona Dudley A Smith on 01·25-20002,.,,,.,.,.177 ... Dally Piiot Jan. 20, 27, Clent ol orange County Cieri< ot Oraatle CoUflty on 01 18·2000 on 01 21·2000 Basque Flnenclal Name Statement Del Mar, CA 92625 This &latement was """""' -Feb 3, 10, 2000 Th320 on Ol-1 4·2000 on OH4·2MU' 200068161137 20006817395 Services, Craig s The totlowlng persons This business ts con· flied with the County Dally Piiot Jan. 27.l..F.ep.: 20006816744 2000681676& Dally Piiot Jan 20 27, Daily Piiot Jan 27t Feb Etchegoyen, President are doing buslMss as: oucted Dy· a general Clertt or Orange County 3. 10. 17• 2000 •~ STATEMENl OF Dally Piiot Jan. 20, 27, Daily PllOt Jen. 20, 27, Feb 3, 10, 2000 Tll336 3, 10, 17, 2000 11348 This statement was OT GRAPHICS, 952 partnership on OH .. ·2000 Flctitloua BualneH ABANDONMENT OF Fell 3, 10, 2000 Th330 Feb 3, 10, 2000 Th3f5 Ffctltlout Business 1118<1 with the County W Wiison St , Co5ta Have you started 20008816756 Name Statement USE OF FICTITIOUS Flctltloua Bualne.. Actltloua Bualneu Fictitious BuaineH Name Statement Clerk 01 0~• County Mesa, CA 9262:' doing business yet? ~any Pilot Jan. 20• 27• The lotlowlng pe1110ns BUSINESS NAME Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement The follow\ng persona oo 01·11·22000681~8 Tom Lafleur, 952 w Y':lla 1i~:ng Hyun eb. 3, 10, 2000 Tha21 ere doing buslness ea: The lollowlng pe190n(I) The follOWlng pertona The following pe;sons The following persona 8'~8°'~~ ~J'n~~a:N Dally Pilot Jan. 13, 20, ~lS:;6~~· Costa Mosa, This statement waa Flctttloua BualneH o!'s~~ ~~ ~~~= hu (have) abandoned ue doing business as· ere doing bu1lneH as are doing IMllneu as •'EXP ... 3782R ••ercu'X. 27. F'ell. 3. 2000 Th299 Thi• bua1ne'8 la con· filed with tile Covnty Name Statement Dr., Santa Ana, CA tblleu·•~ss~-!!!: fletlUOOa JUAUTY TRANSPOR· a) SOOI Fitness, b~ a~ Best TransJ?On&llon, R•~oad. La' ke F ,., t c duotau by: an l""Mdual Clerk or Ora~ Coun1y The following persons "2703 ....... • ........ r '"TION SERVICE Soul Fltneas com, c b Be&I Evon1 Services, ·:L ores • '"' 01 11 2 ~ bu""-· " Orange Co Muffler "' • B 926;,u Flctltloua Suslneaa Have you started on · · are ng "'""'ss aa: Paul Hannen Hayes, · t820 Weit Orangewood Karina Maree Proc:Joc· c est Limou•lns Marcia G Brashier. N Stat t doing business yet? No 20008816351 a) ewport Beach/ 221 Cologne Or., santa Service, •96 Old New· 've., •213, Orarige, CA llons, 41$ Flag1h1p Service, d) Best Trans· 413 POOPY Avenue, Co· ~me eman Tom Lafleur Dally Pilot Jan. 13, 20, ~Mesa Dally Piiot, Ana, CA 92703 port Blvd., Newport ' l2868·2052 Road, Newport Beach. portatlon StMce, e) ... 1 Ma CA 9,,626 file 1ollowtng persons Thia statement waa 27, Feb 3, 2000 Th302 : b1 Dally Piiot, :l30 W This buslneu Is con· Beach, CA 92663 J&G Ttaniportatlon CA 92683 BeS'I Event Seivicea & rona ""' r, ' are doing busloeu as f 1 d h Cou Bey Slraet Costa M aa The Flctllious Bual• 3roup Inc., (CA), 1820 Karina Levinson. '15 Transl)OrlaUon, f) Bel' Janet Stlfetar 23 PurCflastng Solulioris. cf r1t. w,110 the ,. ... ntY Flctltroua BualneH CA 92627 ' e ' dueled by, an lndlVldual neas name <eferrecl 10 N 0 ood A Flag hi R N ll I & T Augusta Lana Newport 9862 Garrell Clrcla, o o Jrange vuunty Name Statement The Times u 1rror Hove you atarted abOlle waa filed In Or· ~2e0c~ raongew cv•A Be !.. PC" 0349266. 3awpon tamoutl sl ne&7•72ranspor-Oeacn. CA 92i.eo Huntlrlton Bea•". Call· on 01 ·21 2000 lhe following peraons Comn.t1n~a De;:!'ware dolng business yet? • n g e Co u n :! on • .. , range, a,..,, ,, on, na .. Wamer ThlS buSlnesa Is 000 1 26 8 "'' 20006817874 d 1 bu 1 .--"' 'r'e1, May 15, l999 )2868·2052 Lawrenu Levlneon, Avenue, Hunllngtori ~ud lly co-partnert ornie 4 Dalli Pilot Jen. 27t Feb ~I~~ ng s nesa as Corp .. ( aware), 220 Paul Hannen Hayes 8·5·1998, FIL NO. Thia bu&lness la con· 415 Flagahlp Road, Beach, CA 92647·5"41 ave you •tarted Lori Lynne.Fox, 9862 3 1 11 2000 h3""' We&t 111 Strool Loe M· Th'· atatement was 1996369l9t0 •· ...,...,. b N t o h c a 1,. Garret• Clr"le, Hunt· · •· • """ A C U PU N CT U A E le · .. Jam•• L C ~ tt , '""'"" y a corporation awpor eac • A est 1mous1nes Iii "olng llualne.~ yet? "' Fl 1 1 ge a CA 90012 ti'·" with t... County v • r.,....e • Have you started 92663 r ransportatlon, Inc, Yes 11115199 • lngton Beach, C8hlomla ct t ou• Builn•H CLINIC, 20101 Birch This business ls 000• c'i'rt< of 0 '"' Cov ... 49e 112 Old Newport i-1!-jolng buslneH yet? Thia buslne111 is con (CA) 7472 warner Ava· J·.' .. ftt Shrei•r 92646 Name Statament Street. Newport Beach, ducted by 8 cor""'al·"" • range n,, Blvd., Newl)Ort Beach, • f t/3 f """' "'""'ed b .... '""' .. This buslneu la oon T""" IOI'-·" CA 92680 ' ,...... '"" on 1•25-2000 CA 9"""'" H. l "'"" ....... y .... abaM an<J 11uo. liuntlnS)lon Oe1Ch, M oia 0 0,.,1118, ""' ..,..,ng persona Chang Deok Lee tieve you started 2000l8fn42 '~ t:.'I • .., J&G Tranaponallon wlHle CAT 92647·5,41 T~~ «taiemont waa cJ~aedv8byY,. •0nu lncl11v1aldrtueadt are doeng bualne1$ 11; 12641 Jose~lne Street' doing buslnesa yet? D•llY Piiot Jon 21 Feb ArleM M CrOdlen. iii! ,. ... roup Inc,, La..vrel)Oe ave y,ou started hie buaincm It oon-filed with the Coo n Pe~t Yourself 901 · Vet, 1907 3 10 17 2000 Th361 498 112 Old Newport ~ :"; ~,.;.,J•cbb•. 8erlfr•as· dOlllQ but neu yet? No ductell by 0 ciorporallOn .Cl tit 01 Oianga eou"'Y ctotno bus nest yel7 No South Coaat Or., CO.ta Garden rov1, CA The Times Mirror • · • Blvd .. Newport Be.en. i ••• Kai1na L•vlnaon Have you ttetltd 'on 01 21 2000 nty LTot1r1laLysn1ntatemFoe"nt ~e· Mes1-wu.anC1AeJ9~16~~"or""" 92T~s1 "ustnea"' •· """'· Company, • Delewara Flctlttoua Bu•l-H CA 112663 • "-Thlt 1t1tement was Thlt alStemenl WU doing bualneH ye1? • • 2,.,.,.,..1737• .. .. a ''"" ..,..., " " " "' _., Corp Wllllem H • .,... Thia butineH Is oon· !19d with the County filed wi111 the COlmty Yes. 02·01 95 Dally Pilot J~t Feb f1lo<1 w11h the County 2'4 3 N Lake Ave.: d'W.~9by~a0nu lnd11Vt11(1,tueed' eart<>W: Aul•tani Seer•· Name Statement ducted by hutband a.nd ... 1e11e of Orange COonty Clartt or Ot1tnge Couiity BHt umou11ne & 3 to 17 2000 h349 Cltrk of Or11nge County Maclena. CA 111001 tary Th• lollo'Mng peraona wife ~ "'Ot·21·2000 <in 01 2t·2000 T1ef18pona11on Inc • • • on 01 00-2000 This bu'"ne" I~ con· dolrlil bu• "yet? No Thia 11stemtn1 waa are doinG buslilan u ; Arlena M Croc:ken ~ 20006l17373 20006817409 Robert Vaugh8n'ceo • Flctltiou• BuslntH 20006811990 aucte(I by. an Individual Cheng Oeol< LH flied wllh the Coonry LAGUNA MEDICAL Thi• siatement w11 )nllv Pllot Jan. 1.7+ r: b Dally P11o1 Jan 27, r b This statement ;vas Na.me Statement Daily Pilot Jan f3, 20, Have you 61er1ed Thl• 1taternent waa Clerk of o111noo County BILLING SERVICES, fifed with tile County 3, 1b, 11, 2000 h352 3, 10. 11. 2000 ~ Th3.cO lilod with the County The rottowlng por110ns 27, Feb 3, 2000 Tll297 de.Mng bua1neas yot? No filttd with the County 00 Ol-07-2000 21100 Bristol Street, Cletlt of Oranoo Coonty fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;;iiiiiiiiiiiii..~;;;;i;;;;;::;;i;;;;;;:=;;;, · CIOrk ol Oranot County re doing tuslneaa aa Flctltloua 8ualneaa 81eptlanieJ. Anderson Cletli of Orange County 2000tlfto5t Suite H-102. Coate on 01-18·2000 on 01 01·2000 HUTCHF.80N'S AUTO Na SUit t Thlt lt411tment Wet on 01 1' 2000 • Da11Y PllOt Jan 13 20 Me••· CA 1)2028 2000Mfet11 -2000M1to77 eoov. 1110 111u'·"tMI The"::1ow1 amen Mud wtth tile County 2000M113S9 27 J:eb 3 2000Tt'311' Remem~r,lnc;,(CA). OaHyPllotJan 20,27, "A &&.O .. dabJe Dally Piiot Jan 13t 20. way. Coate Meaa. CA ng persona c1ert1 or Orange eounrv Daily Piiot Jan 13h20. • • 21l00 Brl•tot Str .. t, Feb. 3, 10. 2000 Th333 JU.I• a ' 27, Feb 3, ''000 Th2"" 112627 tfl Qolng llUJIOCISI dS on 01 01·:2000 27. Feb 3. 2000 T 303 Suite H·102, Coat• F'--' '"' rr"nkl4t I JoMnf1 2oo0 .. 1I068 Flctltloua B\lttnu• M .... CA 921528 ..... ttoua Bu••• Al.-~ .... ~·e" Pn1t£1t>at1, 17612Jcm Mot>lle Auto Salon, Dairy Pilot Jan. l3; 20, FiotJtlou• 8ualneH Name Statement Thlt bu1lna11 11 oon Heme Statemertt ~.1 .IA.AU V ' fAl•L ~02~ Yorba Linda, 2t7&2 110 Peallc Coait 27, fell 3, 2000 Th202 Name ltat9ment The followmg pe'10l'll CluC1ed by: a C()(poratiOn The lolloWln; perl6N ""' Georg• t~ Farl•y Highway, Huntington 11Ctit1oua Bualneaa The IOllOWlng pereon• are dOlnQ bu1frlat 0'> Ha11e you 1111rted tre doing buelile11 ••· Discount Cas' .. et, MIHJtftlJUHr~ 327 T Beach. c1ruorn1a 0111.ce •re doing bc4tneN •• HAUTE CAKESCAnE, clolflg bualneu '19t? No ABlE ~AIN GUTI"EF At VII IUlllllS~ ~. T ... hle._..• bu (:t\uai''"'neas~~=.·,·.9~=w· AnQlfll l.•e Hell, Name Stetement Stlfl Wattfl Mmtry, 1807 Wealc:flll Drive. Remember. Inc. G1ry CLEANING ' RE ...... 21752 rns PacfflC Coe" Tile following peflON 1321 Sutneld Street. LA N B Tremblay, Prelldllnt PAIRS, !501 38tll 8ttMt Cremation & PACIFIC YllW Highway, Hunungton are doing DU•ITTtM aa: P•lm•, Ctlifomll 00823 g:;:,ori each, C~ lflll •tttemant waa Ntwport Beacn, c" MIMONAL MM dootd by • u.norail Belich, Cefiloml• 928.CO l<OLOMANI Of.SIGNS, 0.riM Kay Metcarefla Heuta Hou.. Inc. ftled With the CoulltY 92M3 ·Burial Serv:·ce 11•nn rth•p Linda LM Hall, 21752 939 Evergreen Pl.tee, 8321 Suffield StrMt, le (CA), 1807 We1tct11I Clerk of Oreng41 County Pel9r R. ZotcMctl. &01 11 I Cemet.Ny • MQ\'1\W)' ttave you tlArt1d 118 Petlllc; Cout High• C~ta Mtaa, CA 02627 p111n1a. Cllltfomill 90823 D Ntw on 01·25 2000 3&fh Slree.!J......;..~rl 11 Chapel • Crtmlt<>ry ~ buat~~· Y:t? No wir,1 Hun11~t0fl Oittch, l ewrence Mlcheel Paul K•nt Maa<a,.11.t, ~·g2J111 Beach. 2000ll11121 Beach, CA.,~ Why hould you subject yourself & yol}r family to paying irtflated price for casket~ & service ???? call Toti Frtt 1·888--54CASKET ~ °""'' l MtNLfWs f.Gn&do . I :)!.00 ~ifx; vi.w [)1119 r:'o:iitem~nly Wat C11 omit 6418 Col1tm111n iJ9 Ever 8321 OU1f1e10 Street. t.a Thie butlnett le CIO!'I· Oallv Piiot Jen 27 Feb Patt'l(:la A ~ "'-pot1 leaCh til41d with tht County dJ~'t~dbu~~"• 19 1~i t::.n c:1:~27 Co•te P•/~: ~"':: 11~~ duCt4ld by. a oorpora11M 1· 10. ''71 2000 tti3e4 ~~ ::,.~~w: M4-2700 Clerll of O<enQe Couflly venture Thlt bl.lalnoaa I• oon Heve you atet1ed When you write Thie buelMea la aon-on 01 21~000 Hav• you •llHt•d dUC'ltd by. •n l'1dMdual ducted by hu.Wnd elld doing b1111neaa yet1 ~Dy. )Olnt .......... 1'NICllDn- llU.OAIWAY Mortuary * Chepal Cremation 110 BmedW8y CWI• MMe Ml~180 Dt1 1t Pitot 3~00171:"50b ctomg bu11n1u . .1•t.?~ 1.,.., Have you atuted ~8111 you atarttd Y~aJ1~·1~. Inc., • a..ltltd1_......._-' •• •· Havt ~u •tarted ~ OOO Vea, Jtnltary I, 1000 d6(r'l1 bu1lneu ytt7'No dCllnQ bUt"'"e yet? Ne Paul Q. Taddeo, P"'91 • ,..,._ • dOina ~,a .,-..!!£ r. • , t • ! 7, 2 Angel• .._" La-~ M COitman DerWie Kay Mucatelle dam "" fllCllt ,. " ........_, Thi. .i1teine01t wH n111 attlemarn wa• Thie talelNflf wu n. ~ wa Thie 1MH1 ••• w Good fob1 f•i.d with ,,,. County hied wilt\ the County mtd ....,, .,,. COl.ltlty Md Wlfn tne ~ end gtll lhe Mia WWt IN QouiWw rttllblt ltNICH ClerM of Orange Courify 0.11< of Onlnge County Clellt of C>nw1ge COUl'lly Cieri( of 0..0. ~ ,...,.. C1tlftl Cf 0.. CoOUnJ; Int ti th' 1 on t·U.:2000 on 172000 ~ 1'11•2000 00 Ot·01·2000 .-. __. on OM..aocd •r•• ng ng1 2000NtU4t 1000M110tt ,._,_, _._ Y-.-'"· ~- to bUy 01Mf Pl!Ot Jan ':I 20 Oei~ P."' Jen 13, 203 Otlty PljOC .i.n 13. lO, De1v 1'11Qt...,. 13 IO °i:ln--~'!'lot MID, A -----27 •• ~· ~h29e 27, •b 3. eooo ND 21, l'tOd.t. 2000 Th'°8 27, Feb a.1000 ihiii ' '· 10, IOOO N~· \l•c Doily Pilot ThlJrsdoy. februqry 3, 2000 85 r NU N01m 11 PUU"'°" 11 fCIM:ii II ...um 11 MUC ~ 11 MU:~ 11 PUalC NOJICU I 11 PUU: NCmCU fl ~ ~ II W:MCJIW ii F=u:t!'t~~~· Notice You Ar• In o.. FlctJtlou• Bualnn• Flctltloua BualnMa Flctttloua BualneH Notlu You Are In a.. N~IC' OF TRUST£:E'$ NOTICE TO Flctllloua Bualnua Fletitloua BualneH The ,~ .... 111111 Under A ONd OI Name Stetement Name State,.,_,,t Name Statement 11u11 u™* A. ONd Of S ~ Sell! No CONTRACTORS Name Statement Neme tatement -~ .. ~ ,...BOil$ Tn.11 C9l..i OI06IM The l()llowlng pet1001 The lollO'IW\Q pt1eoo The lollowlng f" 1.011 Trull o.ted 09w05196 ~j ~k l~ Nil INVITING BIDS The folJow)nQ 1 rsons 1f I 111rw,, pernona 11~5."V ~~\'; ,.!.~ Unleu You T• ActlOn are OolnO bullnesa H ate do1n9 bU•lneu IS 1ra doing bl.fitness as Unlfta You TU. ActJOn 1~ 56l ~Ille 41}4':jl M NOTICE IS H~EBY er• dOlfl•J bu&rnf.! 1 • 0010g buSlf ss s 221 ~111 Dr P S.nta To Proltlct VOi.if Pf'OC*'Y, GLOBAL CAPITAL, Indy V1slonl Photogre• TEAM ~L TH. \Jn To PrOlac:t y-Property, 'i;i i ~g7 I ~7ij GIVEN ttial lhe Boeftf Qi APE x'J SERVICfS, Ooc10t1 Longevtt)' For· Ma CA 92703 • .. Mey a. Sotd AJ Pubic 1817 Wastcf.11 Dr •208. ptl)'. 3n 16ttl Plae. •B. 9aY'ld• Colle w Ntlw· "Mey a. Sold l'J Pu~iC 9 AA IN AU" Tru5teetol lhe Fountain 2019 Anaheim Ave mui.. 1 ~ Pl Cillntia PalA Har1t1en Hayes Sile If You Need. Ari Newport Beach, CA Co$t1 Mesa CA 92827 l)0'1Boac:f\,CA92!560 Sale " You NMd M N R ~0 Vattl)' S<.t1001 Dl6trlCI 01 COlta Mna CA 2 n' AIMI •101 CQ;ta M 221 C<>lc>gM Dt. Santa E~anahon Of The 92660 E Indigo Ferruhno, RIChard L Ta~man. &pl.anahon OI lhe R T DA ED 7 Or Cou111y. Cat.tw· Ai.n John ft.earns, CA 1:12627 ANCADnoJ' NalUftOIT.llePr~· Gtobal Central lnc , 377 16th Place •8. 8778ay~CoveW ,N.t1UteOfTlleProceecl·U1SSY T niaw recel119!1idl UPIO 2019 A1>•lla1rn A'ie J?hnCOBrlen,li~ Thia boMeH la tOn• Ing Aoi•~ YOAI, You (CA), 2973 Harbor Blvd . Colle M .... CA 92627 Newport Btacll, CA 1ng AQ In.I You, You Tl }0 PR E T nd inctuc'9M 11 00 AM Colt.a M aa CA 02627 P141 ntit A" '101 d(l<:t.O by an lndilliduat Should Contec1 A ~ Costa Meu. CA 02828 n us t>uaine11 11 ()()(\• 92&.o SllOll!d contact A l.9w• Y R RI R ... IT February 2•. 2000 at uttt l t\ls l>USlneu 19 con-Cmto ,M c A IU627 He'fe ou ttarted r-1 T S I 11009-T04 Tiits bUsineu IS eon· ducttd by an lndrvidull Tti11 bur.In.as is coo yei Ts 1 llCIM-TGA ~ 0 A1 A D•s.tnct Duli•ll96S Offoc.e outted by an lndiv~ual Pt hf1 S1 Eme 203tt doing bJaineu ytt? Noooe Of Tru.tN'• Salt ducied by' a 00fl)Of8Uon Have you ato1tud ducted by a l1m11od PM Nottee Of Trusl•• Sele ~~~I AtfE~IFA/i~ 11210 01k Slreet, Foun· Hllv• vou s.11rted AQscla St uoo N w· Vu Ma 21 1090 Uncltf OM4 Of Trull Have vou 1t1rlld dOlllg t>uslneu yet? No nership Ulldef Deed Of TN~ O~ 'iHE; NA URE 1i11n Valley, CA 92708 doing bustrllH yet? pott Beact1 CA 261,;0 Paul rfanner\HI "' Nollc;e ta hereby 9ni.r doing bu61ness yet? Ecfwaroo lnc:hgo F11· Have vou &ta1111~ Notre:. rs llerebV gwen THE PRI EEOll~ At thts time date, and y85 1'1•2000 Thl!I wsioeu '• oon· Ttll• stetement Y was that ICI funding Cor!>CQ-Y~i(,~~19~ 1 1 1 ru~~ ~olni bu:~ness yet' that ICt Funding C«po AGAINST '( plaee, bids will be pot> Th•• '1111emen1 w111 1J11t1.,1J tty e geno1el !tied wUh the County hon as trust•, or sue-a n ra nc , :s statement was "· 011 ratlOn ... trvat" or SH3 c 'A~ hcly <>pened and read 111ao with the County pa11nllr..hlp Clerll 01 Orange C ty ceaaor tr\111 ... °' 11-ublt~ Susan Han, President filed with the County R1cha1d L Tallrnan . slleGM tr atM · or LA 1 1=1 ~ aloud lor Bid No 0<>-6, c1e11c ol Orenue Couoty Have you started 00 1 1 2000 oun tutect trust• pursuant k ThlS statement was C1er1' ol Orange County Thia statement Wai. tnill '\:. 1 u t .. • IE 411 10 ·CONTRACTOR FOR on 01·2• 2000 dotng t>vt.tnus& yet? No Ike Deed of Tn;at et• filed wtth the County on OH<t·2000 flied with the County au u 1 rua pur; ARM fNANCIAL COi. MOOULAR INSTALLA· 20006817580 Juhn o·amm D 11 Plot ~000618:]~7 cuted by Gren.-ll.. In-Cleril ol Orange. County 20006818757 Clerk~ Orange County ;.u•n: to ':ct°:;" G~ PORA 10·N a5 Ille duly TION" ot 1ndlCdted 1n oa~v Pilot Jin 27. Feb ThtS 111t..,me111 wa 2: ~e~ 3 :&o T;.,284 vealrnent L p ,. Call on 01-14·2000 Dally Piiot Jan 20, 27 on 01 25·2000 ~-~x'C' 1 l P ;,. api»nted ltusteQ. under ttie Bid Spec1hcahoo 3 1o 11 2000 Th370 t1i.d wrth the County • · 1()( i.; ueci" Mlr1 20006816738 Feb 3. 10, 2000 Th322 2000681n26 .. ......,r en 81• no pursuant to Deed of Btd documen" and ' • ' Ct 11< ol 01ange Counl'f Flctltloua BualneH fill,~• and m recotc"8'1 ": Dally Pilot Jan 20, 27, Flc1ftloua Bu~lnHe Oarly Pn<it J:m 27, Feb Cahlorrna Limited ~•rt· Tt'Ja\196 recorded on apec;1hcatt0ns are on tile Flctltloua Bu1lnese op Ill 2~·2000. Name Statement ICJ211/99 .. h at t Feb 3, 10, 2000 Th313 Name Statement 3, 10. 17, ~000 Tl\385 a:,~~•nd ~-:"" ina:'; 9~)).U ln~menl at the 01s1rie1 Pu1chaS· Name Statement • 20008417714 The following pe1aons 1898075l481 °' Offk:la Flctftloue Bu1lnese Thi lollOwlng perS<>ns Fictitious Business 1~ ol Offieial P1t1" ol ~tt•al Recortls 1ng Depanmeni. 17210 The tooowrng per"QN. O l'f P1lo1 Jan ?7 Feb are doing buslne» as Re<:cHda 1n the alflrA a1 Name Statement are doing buslne&a as Name Statement Reeofd• 111 th• olftee 0 n llle Off_u of tile Re Oak Street Fountain are doing business as :i Hi 17 2000 Th368 H11111on 01etil & As· IM County Recorder 01 The lollowong persons R & R Llmousrno Tno loltow1nu per~oo!> the 'COllfll'f Recorde1 of coroer ol ORANGE Coun Valley, CA ~2708 (114) Cl811oo Sohware 10 NOTICE OF Tl<USTEE'S aoc:1ates 2706 Haf'bO( Oning. County C.hfor are dOIOQ busr(l8U as 26371 Paloma Suite 15 11r1; dong bus111&~i. d:. L Ang 1.,. County •1 C!I ~a execuled~ 843 3245 Voe Rlcuol •B401 SALE Blvd, Ste 203. Coi.ta nla and purauanl to ltle SALVAGE HOUSE, Foothlll Ranch, CA ARTIC\JLATOHCOM. C:11om1a .. nd purauani ,.R~AN VELAZGU A "Mandatory Prebid Irvine CA92612 I TS No G~-48m Mesa CA 92626 Nolice ot o.rautt ano 2973 Harbor Blvd , 926l O 2241 Donnie AU , NI!""' 1 th NOite ol Oefaull "os~IN ;LE MAN Cont~1unce and Job JllTl•l'I)' H.af1WfJll Jr, 10 loin N.o 6~ 61 Comp·U·Books Inc, E!lechon 10 Sell lller111n-Cosla Mesa, CA 92626 Adell Ramoi 490 pon 0-0aell CA 92660 ° 0 • 11 ~ ~ GUERRE~O A Walle wn be ,hell1 on V11 R1caso1 •B40t Y~ AAE: ~ ~T ~.), s210:03HaCor1Jo1 der l9COfded on 1012&'91 Global Central Inc .. A.c:tatt St, Loog Beach 011nto1. Ar11cu1a1t11 ~i::.u~:'~~ s:,, H~~Ui~tt'' fiN~t~~ ~~uary 1?·th ~°8?st ~ IMi-0, CA 92612 Y~u~f }ATFi Q • le sta H 11\11. 199907S1.U1 0( (CA). 2973 Hart>or Blvd . CA 90805 • Corri (CA) 24'•1 Dori•· .. 10f26199 .. "'''. ¥lC as r .. ~, I 8""' .. e I Tnra bUStnQSi IS con-Ut· s~~bu Al<E A Mesa. CA 92626 uld otr.e1a1 Records. win Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Thia bU~·ne"' Iii cor1· Rl1. N11w11or1 Oeacll CA ~l A PU l1i AU • Maintenance Office d\IC!ed by ., llldVldua T1Wh nus bu$1M5$ 11 Of)fl· sen on 02/1Ml0 •t , JO This buSl. 06$$ IS OOl'l· duetiid by an 1nor111(Ju(l! 112660 ~r=d ol II~:. I t. TO TH HIGHE! 17890 Naw1aod Street. Have yvv i>lall cl PR TE T VQUR p~ ducted by, I oorporahon Al 'he naf1t1 front ducted by a corporahon Have you &Carted Thu, husme'5 1:. COil· 'icia •· wi 8 ER F C H Fountain Valley. CA doing ouslneH 'J 17 No ER Y I MAY_fi_ 0 Have you 11a11ed ~ranee '10 Ille County .Have )'OU s1a1ted doing busfner;s ye1? No '1oc18'1 by a oorporauon on 02J18IOO 81 1 30 Pm ~avaolC at time of sale in 92708 AU bld<1tlls must J•m HanwoP Jr Ai A PV~IC~ 1t: doing business ytt? r1 7 dolng bus;ness )'917 No Acfall Ramos Have yov i.tarled /loJ the noflh r1on1 en ,,1111 mooey of Ille Ul\lled be present at U1 s. hme to Thll; statem11nt v-.as. YOO ~.EEi Pt.A Yes, 1 ·3·2000 ~ 19= w:t sC: Global Central tnc, This statement w<1s doing lluslroos.s '(~l'I No 11•~ 10 the Cou1>ry 1ates tly caslt, i ca'lh· be coo~idered !0r lhis lrttld with the Cwnry NATI~ F Tti NA· Comp·U·Booki Inc . Al n . • 1 Susan Han President hied wolh the CoUhl'f O&n1n1 Arllcul<itor Coul1houM 700 Cnnc 1ers ctoetlr. dra~ by a P1otect Cieri. o1 Orang Countv T;~ T~Pf& Jen Hamson. President Alla. Ca •I pub le •llC· This staiement was Cler1c ol Orange County corv Rttlla•l.I F cm Center Oma Weal, Sant• state OI nall()nal Dani<., 1 The Board ot Tru!111KlS on 02·01 2000 C E IN WG1V~ TY Thl'I statement was hon. to the higMll biddaf filed with lhe Count on 01•14 2000 n')t)ltl. Prosl<1ent Ana. Ca al pubhc auo-tllec~ drawn by a sta!e Of 1ei.erve5> ine r:gnt lo re· 20006818"5 Y J SH LO TA T hied with the County for c:aflkl (p11y9ble at the Clei1t of Orange Coun~ 20006818751 Ttiis :.talemenl was hon, to the h1ghftt bidder led~al aed1t unon or a 1oct any and a I DiOS and Dairy Pilot Fell 3 10 A l..AWV Clel'll of Orange County Irma ot Mia In lawful 00 OH•·2000 Dally Pilot Jan 20 27 hll~J with the Courity for cash (ptyable .i the p-ieck orawn by a slaie OI 10 wa•vH any megulanty 17 2• 2000 Tti379 fo Pliblit a..iction sale lo ttw on 01·07 2000 mon-v ol the Unlled 20006816738 Feb 3 10 2000 Th324 Chirk .,1 Orang,. Covroty time of ute 1n t.w.1ul Cderol savings and loan the1em The nght 1s also Fictitious Business nrgtest btdOer for caSll 200068l60J• Statu,) 1n nght, tllle, •nd 0 p· J 20 27 • • 01 25 2000 money a1 1n. united as50tlatoo saillngS as reserve<J t>y u.e Boattl ot cashie(s d'leo. Clll'M1 on Dally Pilot Jan 13 20. rnlereat. con~ to and F:~ty 3 ·:~ 21JOO Tn314' Flctltloue Buelneea on 20006817711 s1a1".) all right, 11111 and Fa}: or $:lv1ngs gas~ Trustee& io seiec.1 llem& 1 Name Statement a state or nallOnai baro. 27, Feb 3, 2000 lh285 now held by II under aald ' , Name Statement Oa11y P1101 Jan 27, Feb tnlere.t. con\'9Y9d to •lid o~e Fln~\Clme !nd and/or c;ova ot work ! The IOllowrn,q per~s =r'a~~~1t~n~ta~ Cl~ Flctltlou1 BualneH DMd of TN•I In the Flctltlou1 .Buelnees The l0Uow1ng persons 3. 10. 17, 2000 Th366 now held by It under uoq aulhonzed ~ dO b"$1n~~ wtild1 i11 th1m opm1on will ar: oo1n.o,~ur. f.'1oss as Chee~ dre1wn by a slate 01 Name Statement pre>pe(ly situated •n said Name Statement are doing buslnu&s as Fl tltl B 1 Oeecl of 'rruat 1n thP. 1n~hi slate At INT best SOM! the needs ot s mera 31 ., umA~111g federal 101111195 and IOan County end Stale and The follOwmg persons RON SIPIOAA CON c ous ua ness ro tty situated 1n 1-111<1 ~ AR A OF T IM D•'>lrit.l • ervice~ ·> 11tnta J~SOOiiltOn 01 savings as The lollowlng persons described .. foltow. 11 are doing-business as: SUL TING, 267 Sonta Namo Statement ~o:n'tv and StJtte end I HALL ~F BUENA Prova111ng waoe Saile Ave •3f3 Huotrr'l'Jlon sooa1ior. rir }aWlgS ban~ are dolGng bu,1ness as. fTl()(a fully described on COMPUTECH FINAN· Tomas #A, Costa Mesa. Ttio IOllowrnu µr.rsons descnbed aa follow5 85 ARK Cl~C ENTER AT will apply and is on Fiie Be~ch ~A ~2h46 st>ecif1e<1 111 Sec\IOn 5107. DESI NER ART, 1303 aatd dMd of trust apn CIAL. <t790 trvlne Blvd CA 92827 .i1u cl:>1111} 1Jus1rivs' ii!> ITI(l(e rully deacrtbed on 6650 8 .AC BLVD Oared 1111& 3151 day ol I.IV earca Jr ol lhe F111a11C1al <;ode Md Bayside Dr . Corona clel 93M3-7112 trust• 11 1105, lrvme, CA 92620 Ronald Phrlltp S1p1ora JD '4'ltJ1sh, !lt9 W uid deed ot trust a BUENA ARK CA, ad January 2000 313 Atlania A~t #313 ilUthonzed lo d~busines~ Mar CA 92625 selling property •aa la. Kristle L Weekley. 23 287 Santo Tomas llA. • Alpone. S1111ta Ana CA 939-83-"'6 lruatee ~1 nohl trtle and llllP.rest COii• Br.: Petrick Quinn Huntington Be<Jcil CA 1n thrl stale wiU held by Loyann Townenl.I where is· The atrMI Abato IMne CA 92620 Coata Mtisa CA 9li07 • vt?·re<l to and now hfld by D racto1, Procurement/ 92646 lh" duty ap~1nt trustee 1303 Bayside Or . Co •ddr 1 and other com-This' business 11 coo This business 18 con J<n, w DllCa1no, Y<!'l aethng Pf_!>P811y aa '1 II uOllr·r $did Deed 9 rrusl Faclllttes w • 111 am Watt a c A Tile r.ale wll be made b<Jt rona del Mar, CA 92625 mon ~••r nation ir a ducted t>y an lndlvldu<1I ducted by an •ndiviou.il w 1\lpirro Sarna A11,\ where 11 The sl•eel 111 11\fl p1opert1 s11ua1ed 111 Putih~hed Newpon MacBea1t1 191 t W wthollt covenant or war· This business i& CX)(I· ol ti. gl • ~ Have you •started Have you "arted CA '12707 addreu and other COIT\ S<ld COonly. 1,;a~lom1a de· BP. acl1 co~ta Mer.a W1l10w Ave Orang1:1 Cf. r~ •~pressed Of im- ducted by an tndrvrdval 'bee/~ propeny doing business yet? doing busin11u yfll? This Lousonos& 1!> wrr mon dei1ignatio<1. •I •ny, li"'°'11<l 11\e lanlJ lllerein D 1ty P110t February 3 92868 2434 P regaro$~ Have )'OU started llCll II P\lr· Yes 1'4-00 Yes 2/1199 ducted hy an lndoVK!Wll of tlMI IUI p<Opetty de· As ITlbre ful y <leSCflbed 10 ;2000 , H1 S l>uSlntJSS Is tx>rl !.eSSl()ll ore """•~S domg business ~t? No ~ed 11• ~bl 1110 Kristie Weekley Ronal<J Slpl4l1a Have you gla rted M:nbed above is pur· ~~l ,bOvf ~tioned • Th374 oucte<1 lly co-p<tn11ers IO :·s~ tti~ lJOfl ~ LToyh ann Townend ~~ Ca iri~ Th•s statement was Th11 statement was do111g llu-.rne-.s YEii., Gpol1ed11 ~ beN'~ eny heret~~re de~ Fictitious Business d HI ave you siarlo~ ~rust Tne undersigned his sta•oment was • filed With the County !tied wrth tne County Yes. 1 ·' 00 ranvi e .... rve ~ ...... IS Deng sold ·as ,. lne s 0 n_g uur.rnesi. yet Tru$1ee disclaims any ._ ,hied with the County dundersigned Trust~ Cleric of Orange Counry Clerk ot Orange County J•m w 00Ga1ne Beach. Ca 92660 The Slreel Jddres~ and other Name tatement Yoi; t 2!>-IQfJ~ al.I ly lat any lllcotrllCI· Cletli. of Orange Covnty ISClalms any bebtllly"" on ~·14·2000 on 01·14 2000 This s1atoment ~d~ undersigned Trustee common lle$1!11ldOOll ,1 The t0<10w1rtg ptjrsoos RC>y M P&1t1ce. J1 ness of t~e propt~ on 01-07·2000 any lncorrec:1.neu ol the 20006816761 20006816736 hied ~·lh lhe Covrty d1scla1ms any habti.ty f()( Cl'ill'. 01 me rea propen, a•e oo.ng bus•~ess as Trus 5!<1temen1 ""115 ~ress Of o:ter (0 20006818075 llreet add~ and other Daily PolOt Jan 20 27 Oa ly Pilot Jan 20 27 Clertt ot Orange COuflty any rncouectnau of the deSC11bed abO~• IS ~ Suns.llt PC 22 Grutel Iii• C'J wtlh ttie Cou111y. design3l.IOn ti any SllO-Ml Oa•tv Pilot Jan 13. 20. common design.llOll. If Feb 3 10 2000 w11· Feb 3 10 2000 Tti325 on 01 ·25 2000 weet .iddresa and otlM!r OO:'leo 10 be 1 7 A c Coull NP,wpol1 Baach Clertt or Orauge C(JVflly l'l~I 27 l=eb 3,2000Th28o 81Pf. lhow!1 herem The · 20006&17712 common dMign.llion 11 PlACENTIAA CO YA CAe12ti63 on02·012000 l U Tl3R.CAN~LARIO Flctitloua Buelneee tOlat amount °' the un-Fictitious Bualneea Fictltlou• BuiineH 0ao1v Pr01 Jan 27 Feb ;any. 5hown nerain The MESA. CA 926 7 he Mitchen T Barber, 22 20006818"25 l P ~ At"O MARl'HA M N Stal t paid balance of the obfl· Name Statement Name Statement 3 1o 17 2000 Th367 total amounl or the un· unOelSIQlle(l Trustee di$ Grutel Coon. NewPQ11 DailV PKot Fell J 10 L ~ huS()alld and Wiie ame emen gallon aec;uied 11'1 the The tollowrng po1$00S · : · Id bal• of t obi cia·ms lioy llabiloty lo! any 06acti CA 92663 I 7 ~.. 2000 Thl.182 (IS jOml lenan~ The IOllow•flO persons be Tile IOllowing persons ara dong business os Flctitrous B usiness pa nee Ile • tOCOnectness ol tne streel This t1VS•0&1>S is cou· Retot<led Sl17/96 as In· a1e domg t>usinen as property: sold and ere dOlng business as KEY REAL TORS 350 Name Statemenl 9atoon aec:ured by the ad:Jress and other oom-oue1ed by an r0<11111duel Fictitious Business ~rnent No CORPORATE REAL realONI nttmeted EOUIMED. 3921 E E 171h #l 19 Costa The toltowrng p&l'l>OO!> prop8f1y 10 be aold end moo <lesiqriaiaon 11 any, Have ou starteo Name Statement 1 J60i72611 W1 Booll ESTATE SERVICES. :a''~~ ·~ MI r a Io ma Ave • Mesa CA 92627 are ooing business as r98aonabl• estimated >'lOMI ti:fe1C1 Sa.a salt <Soong buJness yet'> No Th'1 touow1n9 peri;ons R~P3']e ~XX ~ot O~W 2070 Bos1noss Center 111 • 11"' Anahetm, CA 92806 Riehard K McKasson lmagtf'lO scuba Work· costs eipensea and w tt be ma<le tlut Wlll!Out Moir.hell Barw• a1e wing business a& R s n ~ o o Onve, n so. IMne, CA the inluat pubhcatlOl'I ol RICO C. Lagman, 278" 2283 La Linda Ct No.•/ shops, 427 E 17th St advanoos at the time ol cxuen.int or w.ar1anly e•· Tn.S bta1ement. was E L C A M P E 0 N ~~oec., tn 92612 ~~10 ~~7 ~ ~it la w. Stanley Place. pon Beacil CA 92660 #178. Co111a Mesa CA the rnrto•I pubt;ceiio ot presse<I or 1mplled regard hied w1tn the County CARNICERIA •2 517 ~:~1Sale211~ at Richard Mark Hertel, • ~ IOl'I Mane1m. CA 92801 This bus:ness 15 000• 92627 the Nolie• of sa e '' 1ng hlle posseSll()(I. o• c1e1ll ol Orango COunty W Wrlson St • Costa 45 AM 2010 Business Center to cash. the 1 rustee will nus business ts oon ducted by on tndMdual W111tam Ke1lh Bl•Mell S328 .903.55 t1> add11ton encumb<ances. to pat !tie on 02·0 t 2000 Mesa CA 92621 ~i~ c I S11~ AT ME Onve. #250. Irvine C~ <icc:ept • C.ll\18r'S c:Mclf tJUCled by an 1n01vtdu1111 Have you lilartol1 427 E 17th St , #178. lo ca&h lhe Trus1ee will 1ema1mna f:nnopal s~m ~I 20006818449 Sergio Gonutez MAIN (NOPTH) N· 92612 d1.iwn 011. • state o Have you start~d doing· business yet'I Costa Mesa, CA 92627 accept a c:ashoef's checlf.lh.:td ~101~~ wrt~ oa.rl)' Pilot Feb 3. 10. 14362 Lyndon SI · <!1t•· T~ANCE TO ti$ This business Is oon na1io11111 blank, a chec doing buslnes'> yat? Yes 611n 5 This llu~mess ii. con drawn °" a 1olale 0t ~erest thereon ruas 10 t7 24 2000 Th376 den Grove. CA 92643 ~ UNTY,~.S21JRTH~Slt duciod by an 1n<11vodua1 drawn by a atat• or red Yes. 12/30/99 Richard K. McKesson ducttld by an 1ndl\'K1ual netron:al bank, il check ~t<led in ~Id n0tels~ pad Fictitious Business M~roceta GonzalBI: b IVE C~ST C~N~ A Have you •tarted erat credrt unlo11 or Hico C Lagman This staioment was Ha11e you lltar1ed drawn 11y a state or fed· vances If Sl:!Y. uni! r the N St t t 14362 Lynoot1 St Gar· P.Ne doing bualnesa )'el? checlr draWll by a Slate This stat&ment was hied with tho Counly doing business yel? No eral cred11 union 01 a 1erms ol tfle o8e<f of· rust ama a emen den Grove CA 92843 . I Yes January 1 2000 federal &a'illnga and toa lttf'd wuh the County Ck111< of Orange County Wilham Keith Bhnd&ll chock drawn by 1 i;111e or estimated lees dlames The IOllowrng persons This busine~• is oon ~A FOR~ Richard M<1rk Henel Haoc1at1011, UV! Clerk ol Orange Count~· on 01.14 2000 Th15 ~tetoment was ted8fal aa'illno and toan and e~nses of The ar~ dg1~~cb\CS;:~r (~v <luC1ed by hu!it,<md and "~ompe"1~~ ress is OUf Thrs statement was auoc;l8llon or on 1·11·2000 20006816737 hied w•th lhe County 1110C1ation -.av1ng1 Trustee 300 of the 11\1515 A w.fe ''2 NA. ~AVENUE hied wrth lhe County t>enk apec:lfltd tn Sec:t 2000681S3<t7 Dail Pilot Jan 2o 27 Cieri< ot Orange County nsoc•ahon' 0, u'illngli cr•a\ed by said Deed of ERV SERVICE. -2730 Have you •terled CO TA CA 92626 Cleft\ ot Orange County 5102 of the Ftnanela Oaltv Pilot Jan 13. 20. Faby 3 10 2000 Tti326 on 01 ·11·2000 bank specified rn Section Trus. fo-Yfll $246.&74 21 Seaview Ave Corona cX>lng bus•no" yel7 No APN • 141 •1 !'>-'8 on 01·07·2000 Code and autllorUed 21. Feb 3, 2000 Th300 · · · 2000681 6350 5102 of the Financial (Eshma1ed) Accrued lllt8f· Del Mar CA 92825 Sergio Gonzalez r~11 total amount sec:Ufe<l 20006816076 do bualneu In Ulla ctate Fictltloua Bualne19 Oarly Pilot Jan 13. 20 Code nd uthor eel lo est end add,ll()(lal ad· Pai.:I A Blank. 2730 Tltia 5tatem611t wu by said tnstl\iment as OI Da1tv P110t Jan 13, 20. tn ihe ewnt tender OI~ Actltloue Buelnua Name Slatement 21. Ff!b .3 2000 Th309 00 but.~neu1111 th:; M.ate =Ill~ /;'Jre p::X 1~ ger:iw lA'e~26~rond hle<J w.in tne Cou111v :t-P. 1 ~ of 1111!lal ~~ 27, Feb 3. 200,0 Th287 than c:aah la acoepl~ Name Statement The falowi~ paraons FlctltlouaBusineu In the -t tender ocher sale The tienelio&V'i vn ~tuaa~,s.ness 15 coo· cie~l ~to~e County ~i. ~50f215 ~ .;,s Fictitious Buslnus the Truat .. mey Wllh The following pe ired~ bus•nesa as Nemo Statement than aiah la ecc:epted, der Slid Deed ol lrusl duded by an individual on · 20006818426 ClJ<les lhe iota amount oi Nam• Statement Ille iauanc:e of are dOong business as W Moon, te ~rm~ 776 The ICillOwing persons the TnKt• may Wlthhold hetetolore d~eaJted and Hav" you started D ity P ol Fe<> 3 10 11npaotl tiai.ice T"9 rouow•ng persons T!\41 .. '1 DM4 unhl ~mis Consulung I dh t . osta are do.no buStne~ as the iuuenc:e of the de~ to Ille~ doing bul.1,,,.ss vet? No 1: 24 2ooo Tl\3tl-4 lflciud.ng accM1d lWld 118 dol~ bu$1114tU IS funds become rMtl• 1 Rosemal Plaee, M~sa. t 92627 1 The Cu"nlngham Trust .. s Deed unttt ~ 1 a0e"f"f' and 0: Paut A Btank unpaid ' e)I) and rea Orr Th• Brighi Side, to the P8'tM ()( endbrMe ~C: ~'f· C L92627 tunn00g. ~1.e(C~~~6 ~· Group. 3186·L Airway runds become .,,.1ta~ rnandofrx Sa~ and a wnt· Tiils s1a1ement was CITY OF sonac estmaU.'1 CD.sis 3120 Kerry Lane. Costa H • l'Nfl• ol nght This "'am oom11 17\h St ' Costa Mesa, Ave . Costa Mesa CA to the peyee Of tlndorMe ttn Nota of DefauN and filed wrth the County NEWPORT BEAC H .penser. cll\O llf1vanoe! Mesa CA 92626 is an •ltemp4 to c:ollect • l 958 Rosemary Pta<i!. 92626 as • ~ttaf ol right Th11 Eledion to seil -The un· C1oo11 ol Orange County ill ltle 1 me of 11\1!.~ publl Sl\eryt L Cooley 3120 deOI and llY'f lnfoonatlon Costa Mesa, CA 92627 CA 92627 Leshe Cu110ingham, IS en ane,.,,pe to coli.ct a dllllS!Qned c;ausad .J;afd oo 02·01 ·2000 I NOTICE c.uion of this notice Korrv Lane. Cotla obtatned Yllll 119 uMd for d Thct~ bUSlb ness 11 con d Tiii.:, ~oness is con· 3009 Zell Drtve. Laguna ci.bl •nd •11Y 111fortNhon NolJdl Q.f Defaolt and Etec· 200068. 18"A6 INVITING BIDS ~ ~J'r art l'.l 2000U E Mell CA 92626 that purpoee, Said sale u ""' "J an unrn uct y e corporation Beaeh CA 92651 OOtarned wtU be used f0t llOO IO se" lO be retotded Oa•ty PrlOt Feb 3 .10 PLANS, §nl U 'E ... T~USlE This buSllieH 1~ con· II be made, but wlhoul ~le associat1i.r, d:;:~;e bJ~~es!"~':t~ This l1ui.ness ts con-that purPQM. Slid .... Ill !tie county ~re lhe 17 24 2000 Jh376 SPECIFICATIONS 1 ~ICel~/lERNANDO ducted by en lncti'fidual CO'lellllnl Of -ITll'lly, H r an a par1ners d Yes, 1 1-00 • dueled llf en Individual will be mede. but withou1 real oropelty is located AND CONTRACT Ml ION BLVD Have you 5t811ed llptM& Of implied ,... 1ve )'OU starte M L M f Have you started COYenant Of Wllrr•nty and mor, lllan tllrae WU "T SUI E •208 doing business yet? gard1ng tllle, s--11-iof, doing business yat? oon 11• anu ac· domg busine:. yet? expreu or 1mphed ,_: montns have ~se<l I r RH DOCUMENTS ~ISSION H' LS CA Yes Jan 1 2000 tncumbranc:ea lo Yes, 1·1·00 turlng Inc R1cha1d Yes 1/29191 erdrng htla poa&e11110n 5tnee ~h re<Xltdal'fi Sea111d bods may bo 913.(5 ~ Sheryl L Cooley t1aty the indebt.dne.a Tod William Loomis Glasse1, P1os1dent Leslie Cunningham :, encumbrances lo ~alee 1 24~b~M ,. reoe•ved al the otttW of 181361 6998 Tt11s slatemen was ecU1ed by eald Deed This statement wa1> Th••. st11temen1 wa» Thls statement was utiafy the indebledt'MI i~ 0 Box ~ ~ HAPPENS the Clly Cletk. 3300 N 'FllTON fifed with the Covnty nces thel'eunc1or' flied with the COun ~~~ ~,"~~~;e ~~~ tiled w11t1 the County aecured ~ aald Deed 'lo CA . Newpoll Boulevard M 1/27rxxtJ Cieri\ ol Orengo Count)' h tnlereat H PfOVk*i ~e&';.~11~~e Coun onOl·l1·2000 Clerk of O~e Counly advanca the1e11rtdl1'. :191 68' ~~5 ~~~~l7H6~e~ N T on 01 ·07·2~16078 herein. and the unpeld 200068163n 20006816345 on 01-14 2200068167•1 wrth !nter..i •• p<OVlded ~I AtH~ §~'f:N1 ~ /f YOU un111 1 t 00 am on the S Cl /COSTA MESA Dally Piiot Jan 13 20. nc::J ~r U:: = Dally Piiot Jan 13, 20. Oallf PrlOt Jan 13. 20, Dally Pilot J3n 20. 27, lhtt1ern., a~ '':;, un~id N~~19~ :c~11l~. 241\h day ol February ~l~ ff 60 27 Fe.b 3 2000 Th?B8 ·"'hu 1 1 .. ,, 1~ 27. Feb 3, 2000 Th307 27, eb 3. 2000 Th308 Feb. 3, 1 T 7 prmc1~ .... ,_, ~ o IOJOO 2000 el which ttma such ..,., 17601 ..,, n eres ,,..eon •• secur.... "' .. .., ,,_.. C 1 I DON'T bids shall be openeo flctltloua Bu1lna1a pnwlded in utd Nott, Flctitioue BuelneH Flctitloua Bu1lneee Flctitloua Puelness Wttll 1n1trett thereon •s __ and read 10, Name Statement ••• chergn •nd e11· Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement provided Ill said N<>l•.1 Flctltloua Business OCEAN FRONT STATEMENT OF The following perto11s penaea ot the trustee and The lotto The totlowlng Poisons The following persons fNI chargn and •11·1 Name Statement ADUfRTJSf' STREET END DO MENT OF 118 domg business 15 the trwls cteated by are doing ~~1:°5 are doing 1>u11ness as are doing business as . penses ot 1he lruat" and ThO IOllo!Nlng personi. r 1 I 1 • IMPROVEMENTS: AUSBEANOF FNICTITIOUS TOM·TOM BOOKS, 503 uJd Deed of Trust Thia THE G COMPANY The Meeting Special-ST~ NAILS, 22355 of the trust• c1 .. te4 by 1re dong bu~lnel>i ai. ~h. 62nd1 CEDAA, 1 llh St, Hunllngton sale don not Include Iha 725 Oommgo Or #S 11t, 26861 T1abuco Et Toro Aoau. Lake For u Jd Deed ol Trust fhia Splltway, 20592 Mon WALNUT AND BUSINESS NAME Beach, CA 92648 1ght to obtain any llC· N Bei C Road, Su.ta E·t45 M est CA 926:l0 ult dOM not 1nctu0e the erva Lane Hunl1ng1on LUGONIA STREETS Th lotlow1ng pol'IOtl{s) Thomas Harold crued rents lhet 11111 ewport each A. 1100Vtej0.CA 9269t Gary A Schm1dl, 11ghl to ol>Ulln any ac·Beach,CA92&46. OlHING lllleotProjKt 'las (have) abandof\80 MacRoa, ~11th SI, collateral for the obl1g9-92~ne Grant, 725 Shlllev Ann Marley 19702 Parkv11tw Tei· crved rents thet are TebOIBJcll,lnc (CA) N • ContrectHo.32M th u ot thO lldtloUI Huntonv1on Beacn, CA lions aec:ured by the Oomtnnn Dr ,8, New· 22452 canaveras. M.i. reoe. Yorba Londa. CA colla1erat fOf the oblige· 20592 Mnitrva Lane S146,000 00 OUSilleU riame· 92648 cs..s ot tnnt. \llMtl'ler Of poll eeacn. CA 92660 ''°" Vieto. CA 92691 92886 hons aec:u...ct by the "iunttngton (Wadi CA Call the Engineer"• Eattmate Splltwitv. 20592 M!ll Tllls bustnest Is con· not a.eq~ered. oot-This bullness 15 con-This bUS1oou 11 oon· K1au 0 Scnmldt, dftd of 1rva1. """*"-'Of 92646 Approved by 8"'• Lane Hunungtori ducted by an 1ndNidual lected. or 111 the poiaaM-d ed by Md dueled by. 1n 1nd1vldual 19702 P11kv1ew Ter· not MQU8'1•ed. cot-Thts buSlflOSS is c:on-Cl .,. d N Don Webb Beact'I CA 926"6 Have you 1t11ted sion o1 • r~. clebtof· ~ave y~~ '":t.,;:~ Hive you started race. Yorba Lin<Sa, CA leded or 1n the poa .... :tueled lly a corporauon 0551 le 5 Public Wo'1le Director T FkuOOUs BU$I doing bu1illess ye1? No rn·poe•••ion. the belle-doing bustneu yet? doing buslneu "(9t? 02888 11CN1 ot a r-r. debtOf· Have you ~tarted Prb41><1ct1va bidoars $S nl/Tle nef6fTad to Thon'lal H Mat;R&• flClll'f or •ny olller per· Yes. 1·28-00 Yes, 11187 TlllS tottSlll8SS IS COO· l~pos-oon. the~ ~ buSlfl\1'5 yQI? No may oblain on Ml Of bOllfl .... as filed II\ Or ThlS 11ateme111 "'as '°" Detect 01n7IOO IC Wynne Grant Shirley Mn Malley ducted by h0$band aOd fic:qry or any otl'ler per-T~ 1i\a1t1rnent W11S 19,.91 64 2 • 56 7 8 bid ctooumeni. •t no 1 •no Count Y on filed with the Covnty Funding Cofporation aa Thl.s statement wu Tiu s1etemen1 wat W•le .on O.ted 01127IOO ICI fllo<:I wilh the County cost 11 Iha ott.ta"ot t11e ' 30•99 FILE NO Cterk ot Oflnga Covnty llUll• by Conaolld;..ad filed With the County filed With lhl coun1y Have you ··~!led Fund""' Cofporaho", .. C~rti. ol Oiling• County Publte WolM D41p:lrt 199007Q1tl04' ., on 01·21 2000 Recon¥eyence Compeny Clan. of Oranoe County Ctal1< of Orange Cou!11y doing bus1neu "(91 No trust• by Conaolidoled :>11 Ot ·2S 2000 mant, 3300 Newpon M 1ariwy KalSllr, 2()5Q. 20006817401 A dMl-IOll °' Chicao0 on 02-01·2000' on 02·01 2000 Gary A Schmiat RllC0f!V9POC8 Com1>9ny. 20006ll7728 Boute1111d p 0 BC\ Mlndrve l.ene, Huot Da~ P1lol Jan 27 fob Tiiie Insurance Co " 20006811448 20006818"34 Tt11i st.atemenl was A d1¥111011 of Chicago OJNy Pilot Jiii\ 27, Feb 1768 NewPott Ba80't, 11on a.act CA !i2U46 3, 1U 17, 2000 Th343 agenl 24011 ~tura Daily Prlot Feb. 3, 10• Dally P1tot Feb 3, 10, Med ;1~ Iha ~ty Trtte lnaunmc• Co , •• 1, 10. 17, :1000 Th3o2 CA 92658·89t5 h1r. bllalnon 15 oon Flctitloua 8u1lneee IJIVd 2nd #fool ~ 17 2• 2000 Th377 11. 24, 2000 ThJ80 Cieri! 5 2'3088 1>' agent 24011 Vet!tunl For fu11he1 inlc>m1a· tluc.tod t>y *" lnd~t Name Statement ..... CA 91302 (ltl). Flctltiou1 Buelneea Fictitious Bu1lneH on 0 1·2 . 20006&17713 8MJ 2"'1 lloor ~,... On the move? ~~· .'t:ll ~·=~::;~r L~I ~,..1:"'7.:a~· e;.. Wit' The IOllow1ng peraoos !7"''"'° By A. S'elo.i: Name Statement Name St.t•m•nt Dally PrlOf Jan. 27. Feb. ..,.!·,,.~! 8111,:'~ .!!''J Sell your ex1ra (g.,~1644·3311 hied with IM eou .. ty ere aorng business" • n11• SMe The following peraons The following pmsons ) 10. 17, 2000 Th369 '"' ......, Y •-f'ub 19hed Newport Cteril 01 Omnge COunty He 1 M L EA & A s· Aurttortz«I siooor LPP ere doing butlness as ore doing bu11n-0u or; Trwr.. Sale o household euch•Coa11 Mesa on Ol/25'7000 SOCIA TES CPA, 7700 2•182 01121; 02/03, & Sierra Pacific Translar P1ole11looal Preaen -;_lctltloua Buatne•s AlllhOrlzfKI Signor LPP Items 330 W. 8(1 Sf Dally Ptlol Febtuary 3 9 2000681 T1~ 1rv1ne cintir or. #670, 02110.W Company, 2052 New· tallons. 4533 MacArthur Name Statement 2410& 01n1. 02/'03, & In Cl lfl d 2000 ' Da•tv P11o1 Jan 21, feb Irvine, CA 92618 Flc11tloua eualn•H port Blvd' .• Sulte8. Costa •332, Newpon Bollch. The lullowl11g persona OID9l2Q_ -ass 0 Cosio Mesa 92627 ThW37'.l '.l 10, 17, 2000 Th.'l :\ Jellrey A Helmlar, Name Statement Mesa. CA 92627 C~:~~ Amokl. 2521 1111 doing buslnest H Fictitious Bu1lneH 1 l lJ15 Pon Brlttol Cir~~ fho following pertons Slewan Gorensteln, 8 All• Vista. Newport Alta AviatlOr'I, 2855 Name Statement Newport BHch, ire dOlrin bullness as: Calte0. lrvme, CA 92.61<t Belich. CA .,..,660 P1Mcretl\ Or •C427, nie loltuwinu ~tsons !>2660 v This bvstne11 II con· .,.. Costa Maaa, CA. 92ti26 •~· Tt II bu_.ne .. ta OOl'l• Tolle Johe 8r0der, ducied by. an lnd1vtctual Thil butlnest la coo: Narum! Asauml, 2855 are 0• '~ wvSln&SS II ducted b)' an Individual 2020 Mar1•o Way, New· 1'4ave you at1ttad ducted by en 1ndMdual PtMCI '" Dr •C•27, .., NEW ENTURV AU Have you 11ar1ed por1 Beach, Cahlotnla doing t>ualneu yet? H•v• you atuted Calta ~ltn, CA 92626 5?.;u1 4~~:'M'~• 8C'I dOing bu11n111 yet1 92660 vu, 3·2·99 doing bus1ne1s yet? 1'40 rni. Wll™tll " QO'\• 9;62.; Yu, 111100 Nancy AOC>b Stern, St8'4n Go<en11t1n David L. Arnold dueled by an IMlll~I o o 22 , J llroy M11 mler 20~0 Marlin Way, New· This st11emant wat ™' aiatement w • Have you 1tartad '-1.1>' zunur. 12 TM 1tat man1 was po11 Baacn, CaldO<nta hied ~ith Ille County ltltd with the Co11nty doing bualnNa ytt? Lisur•I PIS • N f'Oft h lid Wolh lhO County ~2f.60 Clellc ol oranoa County C1ertt of Or11nge Courtly Yet. Ju1f 'I 99 SOOcll CA !,Zf~;l c;lollc oC Otange Couf\I)' Thi l>UllneH IS oon· on Ol·01 2000 on 2·1·2000 Narumt A.Ai.ln'll This bu " • con-on 1 '21·2000 dtJClect b)' an indMCluat ........... ,.,." 2000N1'433 -~ • r1uctec1 liy 11n lnUMt:hwl 2000111net Have you 1t11ted O.ilV Pdoc4F;b3 10 O.lty PllOI Feb 3 10 ..... llatement wcu Hov you itar1od D IV Prlot Jlln 27, Feb ~ bvsin8f.• ye!1 No 17, ~ ... 2000 if\383 17, ~4. 2000 Th381 ~'=-~11~1~ ~~ ~4 buy ~=r YQl7 No 3 10. 17. 2000 TM•• Tlllt ""'-" 111 WI on 01 21.rooo T.... -&to-•nt I• a with the County Fletltlout Buttn•ea 20CMI ,.... .... ..... Fietltloua Bu1ln•H Clelll o1 0111nge CollllY Flctltfoue Bualnn• Name Statement ~ pllQ( Jliri 27~7F'!' hied !he Coumy Na!M Statement ?n Ot •2G 2000 Name Statement T .... I"'~ nal'llOfll • 11 ....,.., -. .. ,.,. ~~ °' g,r.ng11 Counly S TARTING A NEW BUSINESS ff 2,.,.,..•17781 '""' ""..,...."' ,... "' • t .,.....,~ DI'\ 02 01 2()()c.) llle folk>witlg pefJOllt .,_ The fCJ!lowlng petaona ara dOlt'tO bl.)$ln9U l'l 200Dtlt,..52 .,. dolnQ bUSlnOn $ D ty Pilot J n 27t Fob. a,. doing buSlnclU a• LINO~ DC: RGMAN Call the °" ly Pr16t Feb •O • • • • • • • • • • • N~T1~:t~!~o '· •Oi 171 zooo ti311 w~>' ~~~:· ~e ~;~~~or:.3i o:_:. Classifieds ,,., 2• ?OOO Tll3'75 110 N'JwpuilBo ch CA _\.1 \\6 M Colla M en, CA CA92rJ2!> Flct1t1oua8uelneea i2GGO .\"' 02627•3!.$5 llnUa Ann Bergm11n, Nam• Stlte~t flotll O tt1111hlm, 1515 0 f e NUelllh H Al1k.llllllh. -430 QokJenroc1, COIOOA T fol W Rene Dt1ve, ' :.\8S.8b11dCt,Nawpon O..tM11.CA92G25 are~glO~~s Anahetrn, CA •2602 o .. ch, CA 11~3 lhl1 tiusif141 I II con· fUllEH OONSUl T· Thi• bu110 11 00111· I Tn•• bullnftl ie C011 Ouelll<J by 1n 1M1Vta1 .. 1 ING 4"l0 c nt ........... ..., en ltld1v11J11 1I duc18<.i l>v en lndfl,IOual Have you 111ned • " 11 Pu• "'""""' .,, • ' 011\<0, Nl!Wl)Olt 06ltd1, ~!Ave you atarlOd 1111va you 611111d doing buairien yal? CA (!2000 C10111g bUllnHI y•I? 1 ld()I~ bullnHt yet? V••· Augv11 of tl)g~ "Aietlard A fulter, 45 Ye1 1M'ilt9911 Vet, 3 24•t9M Linde Mn Deromiin c.tlY'll'l ltllltllJ Otfve. Flor• G lbrthlm ...,., NalAleltl AilU!ljfl T,.,._ Mai.tnefll WH • D C " Thia tat•ment w11 Thia "e19!Ntnl w.. llNtd wltt1 tM Coonly ~~ort HCh, " h*l Wllh 1'111 couorv S1111pltry yout rtl•d With ttie Counl'f c .. 111 °' °'9t\Oll Co\lmy TNs w u 11 cion ci.rto: ot OWll1' Ooun!V hi lhrouqh Cteitl of tnnge County on OM 1~ m.iaeo b¥ an 1~ on 01-112000 CLASSIFIED Ofl 0"'' 2000 IOOOll1Al1 Have ~ou •llfl•O , IOOONHtol IOOllel1eMO o.tv ~Jan 13~~ ...... 1ng bus n• • .,11 o.11)' Piiot Jan 20, t'7, (949) 642 r.678 0.11¥ Pi1o1 Jan 13. RO, 27. ~ 3 2000"ln;,w ¥:, M.(J(I 1 Fe a,.io 2000 ~ 27, ,..., 3 2000 ""* ~rd A ~ullllr I When you're tuned into classified, you're tuned into your community. This &1Attment W.. ll6ed Wfttl Iha ~ QM. Cf OfarlClt ~ Of\O,~ IOOOlt1'Nn Olltv Pb,_ •O t7. t-4 2000 TI\)72 Tl.•r Ligal Drt.irtmrnt 1111/w D....-,'7 Pilato p~J,. annflun~ 11 ntu ~.;rt "'"" '1N1'111bl.t 10 '""' h•rinmn W~ 11.•1U now SEARCH 1'11 ,,.m, for J'IJI •• "" Otfnf '"'"1.'· ""'' •••~ .r" 1ht timr "'"' 1/,t mp tit tl•r Cow,., Howr m S.•111 A,... Tllo.. of <mini, -fl" rlM 1Nrth i1 CP'"/lnetl ,,,, u•iU fik pu.r Jinitil>w hnne.a f!l4fmt 1IRtmtnu ,,,,,,,IN Cbtmty Cft,.Jr, p14bluh •rt« 11 Ml'tr• far fo*r atw-"J ., rtyfJinil hr""'' •nJ tbm filr '°""proof of /'"blit111;.,. '"''" tht c,,,,,I] Onk. , PkA~t ""! bJ 10fr~1911rfittirit>MJ bNSi'lltJI """""'"' 111 •ht D11ll) Pll#t, :JJO \1 &IJ St. a,,,. MNA. If fl• Urf"'11 ,,,, ~ ,...,, cwJJ Ill., '(91P) 6424321 al w "''II mdt •mi"l""'rnn for /O",. ],,.,.& 1Jm '"""""' "1 ,,,.a /f ,ru '"°"l1lh.•" •"JfarthnfWSriMI.~ crUI "' •"4 ''" t1.1ll IH ,...,.. ,_ '"''ti IUllJI }ft'-GHJ ,ptc' '" J""r -'1tailtnJ B II -·-.... g ... By Fu By Pbeae ('1111, h.ll·h."114 1>11>i tH:!: ">(1:'X By M9Mn Per800S .HO \\ 1··1 ll," "'11w1 ~ ....... EXOTIMG MEW OFFICES OPENING SOON POSOIOICS NEEDED • lllo ORIVEl • AllMlll5llA1M sunon ·GWlllG • Omu CMlllS ·•sawn PulM <Ml DolOm ast-7SWSOO n 231 ••-ro 151-,..._UH .... . . ~ ,, .. ' . I • I 1 lo• • Tfl •,T , ' r . , r , .. ~ •• , · r •. ,,......n .... c... ..... , ........ me leulr \uo11r i..uur "'"' ,, '•" ll!l!!J•I f 'l• 1.-.ft I•• I SEIMcE DIREcTORY ....., l u1t • to"r""" . • . -Fot AJI Your Homt and BusiMS' Nttds -.................... m _."..__,.w~•MS.Nfld41 lrlnCI .... CdM Studio, nw down 10wn. AvlM Feb 15.11~ lnckldll Ult-.. • Cell 94M7MH7 Willi to liMChl 28i I llUdV. 281. tip, La & Uf°r'/ room. no Ptt. l 1800r'lno 110~ !fie 780-MWIH 11 MIMl23 cell •THE• SHORES APTS ............ Short term Corporate Rental a Starting at $1095/MO. Furnl1hed apt• avail. 6 block.a from the beach. 94MU-2611 . . • I "' . . --- : . -,- Newport Heights rs Orange County's trendiest neighborhood. Coronado at Newport makes it affordable . @A ~i'Oestvte ... ttnp~rolleled In Orange County F•om '1, 795to 15, 100 1-877-681-73871 Sonta Barbato at Son Ck!Tlttlte Newpot1 Bf«h • 2• Hout Gof8d • Fulf.lvne concierge seMCe • Elegant one or two bedroom plans • Gorgeous clubhouse • lOVlsh pool, spa •Fitness lociltlfes • Steps to Fashion Island. wondefful reslouionls, shopping. ond entertommenl Breezes • Spacious FlOO Rtsort-Style Pool · • Vaulted Ceilings • Bubbling Spa • Lu.sh Green Landscaf>inl • Small Pets Welcome Two Bedroom Town Homes from $1,575 Three-Bedroom Apartment Homes from $1,595 $300 Security Deposit with Approved Credit (Doo not include pet deposit) Newport Heights 8-577-75 ( ll•lol \11 •• 1 (, \ 11:.!h.!°' \1 "'''''" ''"' ' 11.t\ .. , . Hours f, l1·1•l10111· II I0.1111"'"1 INl11111 ''""'"" ''"'"' \\11IL-l11II .S0.111~··1101••11 ''""""'"' rid.11 • ~~Jfcucln~ ~ud& 8ayftont c:ommwlicy whh privace beach 8c mari.nL W&l.k to Balboa bland ehopa. Minucea fiom Fuhion bland. ~ luge apanmenu wich wood bumina ~plu:c and priYllte aanagc. • Boat tliJ>8 available • Sony No Pett NOW LEASING 2BRl2BA and 2BRl28A wich den $199~-$2800 Please call (949} 760-0919 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED COMMUNllY BY FASHION ISi.AND Beautiful tree-Rned attffta and golf COUfM views. Enjoy cantfree living In your large a BR apartment home! NEWPOlll' .. 1111 w.'1M Ill'· WID, Fp drlmllc a.d "*Y· On•bldar. On tdlll ol CdM. From l139C1. 881-m.M61. Yr.A 1.Y SPACIOUS Mir 2be uppw IM'llt on Bllboe llllnd. New llltch- en, laundry, 1 car l*'kfno. S23*no. Call 0.y Agt NH1W700 !I'.·. - •'"'. .; ' ' ~ , .r.r.r.~-r .. . . 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Since Ane/Cottl Men. ~m7 ()11tctot ol firat lmpttSSIOl'4 Mowlled & Wllllr'lg to team, .,..,..., phones, aocooots receivable. llllng. word J)tocessing. spenisn helpful S ICr'lv, mediCal & dental FIT. will consider PfT Call fOf lni.t'Vl4tw 714-14MIN FU IMUIM: 714-141·3222 • I . . . Dolly Pilot MARKETING ASSISTANT ... FIT In N1wpo11 Buen MUSI be piOfl- C>tnl Ma:llCWI IMf Knowledgl) ol Ouat11. PhcA05tlol>. F et Pro. MS WOfd helpljj .... ~tspOll&IUit llldudl eoordlnallOn ol ·~and~ e111 olhct ~ut111 Prol~slOMI tnV1IOll• menl Fa• r11um1 9411-717 4783 OI call 949·717-4768 e PT BOOKKEEPER .SERVERS • HOST/ESS • 1or RH1turent In Colla . Man. CALL MM45-13"4 Between 2:00 Ind 4:00 MONDAY niRU FRIDAY Ae1a)i Cillidlens Oiciiald doltllng '10!1 llMIOClat Ol)lfWl!I W• 1ratn ~HS0-2243 RETAIL SALES ASSOClA TES FUU·TIMEIPART TIME STATIONERY I PRINTING Benef rtll\r alnlnQ/adv ence ll'llllt. Pflone 84Hl3· 1200 Pefaonnel Dept. NEWPORT STATIONERS NEWPORT BEACH IRVINE •11 ~ 1"'~11· =I hn·Tillle Outboltd MOlor. 'ti CuMOmef Ive/Illa llJClPOl1 STAlfT YOUR Jotmon 111 Hit, EQlenl 112.00 per hour OW.. IUSINHSI co111"11on, only $1 ,950 Permanent PfT posi1lon 949-nl-1660 avll povlcipg CUSIOINf : ~ ~:! U' slt..non Ail Clbifi leMce & sales auPPQft,,.., Income Sell from 'fWI 1999. 50lvl ~ NCn-0 C; Ailpolt Hou1111e MF home, 11 work, fli:t S175K 2 .. 54, 28r 10.2pm Must Mo# t.tS lfvou~ lundta11e" 2t>I 5Yr wa11anc1.. ~ WOid ucal lfld posess 81 en Avon ~· loicjfO MH75-MP. ~:!c.~ :it"'= un1allve. Call 197 Purauh 2270 &nter 3yrs rtlaled 1q1 requuad (888)561 2886 Conaota T-lop OU11109911, Please tu rnume 10 VHF, Furuno 687 li$h flnclef. n•n 756 27,.,. "" __ .... to TR•"'SPORTATION Furuno GPS, biC IY'ltm ...... · """' ...,,_ "" 350hra 714·"'"3·4110 ...stcustselVOaol.com SALES •<> SALES Comml11lon nlu rep 94H73-&695 Comm ntw$p8j)8r grqup I needed lot lruddoad Cllt1er. I I looklnQ IOf INlde sales reps StlOl1 sld long hall ~ 892 &UPMJOCll, ShOulO posses• 111ong eommlsaions paid Call ··~ phone Hits a1>1lrty, lie MI00·-532·2239 ex 902S ~-~-----' org;wvza<1. & tiavo x1nt cust Wicks Furniture Newport ee1e11 HIVICI &klls Ill t COIMI Side tie '°' up to 17fl Benefll pllg lllCI 401 k plan In Cosla Mesa IS now hmng I 1 00/m o. 94 M7 5 -4 9H Drug &e111n1nQ1phy1lcal WAREHOUSE WORKERS 711111 to 7Dlll. rtqd EOE Send resume IO CLERICALJCUST SVC ---'~'------ Marlcl!Y Daniels 330 Wesl CONCIERGES r-------. 8a'2 St. C~la' ...... CA ~~~i.pac.,:; 1615 CAASl1'RUCQ I 112 1,~, ~1 ~ IQ P111 lime sio-ftlont 1vtlL NMMWI Retail howl. PllUI tpply ~====== In pereon • 1200 Hlrll« r VETERINARY Racp'I and Tech IOI busy 1n1m1I hosp Eip p11lerr1d. Please iic>Pl'f "' l'Al'10ll • 1206 S.E. Blmol, S111t1 Ana He19'1 (7H)154-1m Blvd, Cotta MIH lilERCUflY IAlll fF 4 PHONE REPS. wi':l::-: ~/u Flot tme. energellC IOI 11....,.... Mol1Qage Co eam lo $600 ------.....i + v.eelt + benefits sales - exp pial'd Contao1 Mewa 949-250-5119 HERE'S A GREAT WAY TO GET CLIENTS COMINC TO YOUR DOORf 478 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES PlatM bl eware lhlll the U.llnga In thl• cattgoiy may requlra you lo e1ll a 900 number In which there It • chat91 per minute. Acura Lagend "L" 'IO Whle. 4dr, '\'8, IUIO, A/C, mv lull pwr, pa. pt>. pw, Cl\JISI eonlrOI. am-Im cass. I 37k '"'· srw1. 1-ownat. ITllfC cond $9.300 94•723·1"3 BUICK COUPE ·n ssoo. 714-632.()338 BUICK SKYLARK 92 (LUJUty Grand Spon VI englM LOS) • cyl, AT, 4 gp, AC, lthr Inter, PS, PW, am.fm, cc, CHMttl, 17500/obo MMSM)40 CADILllC CATERA 'ti1 Lo miles, beioe, tan leathe1, elloys, bal or wa.rr a morfll 101Q216) $17.988 The Dally Piiot wlll put>llsh a Tax & Flnanclal Directory to assist our readers In finding a tax professional Reaching over 40,000 nomes In a n1on-end market. vou are sure to find many wno need your netp. 480 BUSINESS OPPORTUNmES Ple .. a bl wary of OUI of ar11 companlq. Check With the local Bltt• ButlneN Bu-~ bltore you Miid any money or IM1 lor Ml"tat, Read and undtrltand any conttacu belore you 1lgn. MEDICAL BILLING IJIO-eess insurance clam Lo- cal 1ranng & sale!. pet$OO pCMded HIOC>·890-446 7 t F'OR SALE• HANDYMAN BUSINESS Ellab 20 yra. lnch1d11 lull training. Trucka, toola, 1upf>lle1 949"'31-6609 NABERS (714)540·11100 CADILLAC CAltRA '91 Lo 1511 mllet. ""'8r, leather, moonrool. CO. bll ol wa.rr (0223M) $21,988 NABERS ( 714)540-9100 CADILLAC DEVIUE '97 V-8 Nortl\slar Sapphire Blue. bat ol wan (263272) $21.988 NABERS (71 4)540-9100 CADILLAC DEVILLE '99 V·8 NollhStar low 181t moles. leather bllanco ol warranty pifl'll<XB relUI (76209) $25.988 NABERS (714)540-1100 By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HINSCH II l',\\S 11101 IU \IJ\I RI l\1 NOKl ll •A 74 11.l 8l \\, I 1.,1 11 111: 111 I .i I lo1lh""«d !AoolhJlu;: ~•RI! 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JAGUAR XJ6 '88 VANDEN PUS 4-door. luh f': sun rool. wife wheels av.nm recOlds, rea~ clean car $4,500 949-7 · 1504 JAGUAR XJ6 '87 SEDAN 40 $36,9115 117-4861 BAUER JAGUAR 714.gs~ JAGUAR XJ6 ·97 SEDAN 4D '35,995 97"'863 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-UOO JAGUAR XJ6 '97 SEDAN 40 $37,995 117-4&62 BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-UOO JEEP GRANO CHEROkee LAREDO '93 Wta1zrsey 1111 F'*f loaded V6 S, llllW tires, :lollll'let, ~ rect11ds BeaWu Musi sell s10.gqo 060 M9-n1-'172 UNCOlH Town Car ·go • 695 CARS/TRUCKS NANSISUVS MttcadH E320 C1bflol1t '95 LTO Convtrliblt, Smo~&d ~1tvo11llfowr1 lop. Ian 1ntur1<1r. excer~nt conct fully loaded, chrome IMieets 63k miles 1 owner. $50,000 949-721-1071 --w£RCEOES 300E '91 While/Ten, Fully Loaded Showroom Condlllon $17.000. 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Ill N01th511f, rWNI car trlcle-ln (719378) $17,988 ALL CASH BUSIN~SS NABERS SEDAN 4D OPPTY/ compact 'llndlng (714)540-1100 S34,"5 117-4352 Cartler, V8, air, IUIO. lul Mercury My11lqu1 GS H Air C000 IUll>, ab$ till cru•~ anVlm U5' tu• pwi. power. casse111. alloys. dual a11 baqs anav whoel5 pt6ITllOITI sound, on. cruise (XK61N33) 111,600 TAX TIME IS COMINC Size of Ad 2x2 To rturve your space, call Annie Wi/Jev 949~574-424.9 ~ot machlnas lor eodu, Ci&illac £1a<>;id0 'i$ BAUER JAGUAR snack.I. I.deal tor offlcul Touting, IQ 44k miles. blad(. 714-953-4800 1ma11 bua. 849-541-1406 1ee1t1e<. co. a11oyt & morel .11guw xJI Vendln P1a1 (6137&4) $21,988 Sedan 40r 'II 1~~=1 A11 you d1ownlng In O\llfdlll blllt? 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' '1 t : • f' I 330 MOVINQI STORA OE PUBLIC NOTICE The ca1 I PUbhc· Ut1 111es Com- mission REQUIRES that all used house· hold goods rnOYGIS pnnt their P U C Cal T numbtr, l1rno1 and cha1JHtrs pnnt their TC P. number IO a~ advertisments II you have a ques· hon abOUt lhe legal 11y of a mover, limo or chautter. c:aU PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISION 714-558·4151 I S40 Roome. ip81'\mtnll, homte C.alfled CMMlitfy your t .......... ) Thur~day, f brJ01y 3, 2000 87 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Sil Pa.n Of RFD • S9 PH!!ecl wr .. ar1 70 F .. oblilJll«I 11 Put no action 72Rnc;h~ :J3 lee 11111 34 Fllt)le"lo1'11er 111 SUnne1 • kin '40 M.191 D g.11 .,~ .. Ill ·2ocw ·~ In 1141 IT\AIVl9f Of lnoQU'N • tJll1S .. ~pet 481~ -•&Lu•~ 008\) STUMPED? 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