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" ' 1HURSDAY, tv\ARCH 2, 2000 ' , SERVING THE N~WPORT -MEsA·coMMUNmES SINCE 1907 . , . ~. . .
·Counting .down to ·Meas~.e .F·
•Voters prepare, to deride
what is possibly the most
significant l~d-use issue
the county has ever faced.
Greg Risling
D'AIL~ PILOT
· It's been called the larges"t and possi-
bly the most important land-use issue
ever to be decided by Orange County
voters. Come Tuesday, the future plans
~f the county may rest with the outcome
of heavily ·contested Measure F.
See related
column on
Page A3
t,he county's very own
version of the Mason-
Dixon line.
. The saber ratt.l.iJ1g has
gone on .for the past six
years. First there was
easure A, a 1994 ini-
ti~~ aimed at building
an intematioflil} airport
at losed Marine
Corps base l El Toro.
1Wo years later there
was Measure S, which
sought to halt the airport
proposal. · B.oth times,
airport proponents were
victorious. ·
ogy of airport 1f the battle .-
turns into a Ieng y war, the county may
exhaust all the l~Uers of the alphabet
over an airport at El Toro.
This time around, however. voters
must consider more than an airport pro-
posal. Measure F gives county residents
the opportunity to decide how officials
will further lay municipal cornerstones.
A "yes" on Measure F means voters
will be recp.!ired to approve airports.
hazardous waste landfills and Jails pro..
posed for residential areas by a two-
thirds majority.
Furthermore, the county Board ·of
Supervisors would. have to conduct a
public hearip.g in each actectecrc1ty prior
·•WHAT IT fS: The initia-
tive. on the March 7 pri-
mary election balldt, pro'!
poses tp require a two-
thirds majority among
voters before the county
can mcwe ahead with cer-
tain projects, such as haz-
ardous waste landfills,
jails and commercial air-
ports -including the
proposed El Toro airpo,rt.
Currently, the f ive-mem-
-ber Orange County Boatd
of Supervisors has t he last
.say in the planning
process.
• YES ON F: The writers
of the mj!asure designed
it to bl~ck the county's
plans to build a comm~r
cial airport at the closed
Marine Corps air base at
El Toro.
• NO ON F: Those lobby-
ing. against the measure
have said it will likely
block an El Toro airport,
but not protect John
Wayne Airport against
possible future expan-
sion, ~hen pressing-air
travel demands outweigh
concerns for Costa Mesa
anti Newport Beach resi-
dents near the county's
only airfield. Tin!" sides have been d rawn. North
versus South. A civil war where the Cos-
ta Mesa. Freeway could b~ considered With Measure F, Orange CountY res-
idents Will have cast the ir votes in a tril-SE.F MEASURE PAGE A~· '-~....,.....~~~~~~~~~~~~~..;._~~~~--''--'
.......... .. --TOSHIBA SENIOR · CLASSIC
Hocig is 'hip' to
orthopedics .
Portion of proceeds
from Toshiba Senior
Classic will help to
augment services in
Hoag's orthopeqics
division.
Andrew Glazer
DAllY PILOT
D r. James T. Caillouette
fixes hips.
And in Orange Coun-
ty, a plat:e teeming with
-weekend gollers and coun-
try club tennis players, hip
replacements are a hot com-
modity.
At Hoag Hospital's Ortho-
pedic Services ·center, Cail-
louette and colleagues
Steven Gausewitz and Mark
Newman wea~ng
~spacesuits" a11d usmg
state-of-the-art sonic saws-
have re placed nearly 100·
hips and knees in the past
year.~ ·
NEXT ON THE TiE
TODAY
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TOSWIBA
7 a.m., 12:4"5 p.m.
Final round of
the Cl~ic Pfo-
am, presented
by Kingston
Technology.
Golf legend Arnold Palmer fees
off at 12:4S p.m.
FRIDAY
Tee times start at 8:30 a.m.
Toshiba Senior Classit, first
round. ~PN coverage from
noon to 2 p.m.
INSIDE
• WORKING: Sa11dy Jones, a cad-
dy on the tour for five years, car·
ries the bag for DeWitt Wea~r
this weekend. Page A2.
• SPORTS: First-year senior pro
Tom Kite hasn't taken long to
appreciate the easy goings of •
the SO-and-over tour. And
George Archer, winner of the
inaugural Toshiba Senior Classic ,
at Mesa Verde Country Club lfl
Costa Mesa, already has a tour
victory in his pocket this season.
But probably the most notable
item Wednesday was a classic .
. mistake by one of the amateurs
during the Pro-am. Page 81
_INfOIMATION
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.:~"DiStrict
initiates
• campaign
for bond
• The $110-million
measure has been
approved for June 6
special vote; information
·drive is in full swing.
I
Danette Goulet
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT-t-. lESA -A dnve
to support the school bond
locked mto full sW111~J followmg
the school board's decision Tue5-
day to put a $110-nulllon bond
measure before yoter'> m June.
t-.tembers of the cdmpa1gn
comnuttee, Cdlhng them elves
Citizens to Rebwld Our Schools.
grew from a core group of mem-
bers from the recently disbanded
facilities COm.IJtltlee. Thdt body
was charged with scrutuuzing
Newport,Mesa schools' repdir
needs and recomruendmg d solu-
bon to the board. ·
"Practice makes perfect,"
said Caillouette, whose own
thick and nimble fingers Last
year inserted more than 25().
titanium and ceramic joints Call tournament headquarters at
(949) S 15-4840, or log on at
www.Toshiba5eniorClassic.com.
. CONRAD LAlJ DAl.Y PILOT
"We've changed from mlor-
mabon gathering to mfomnition
distribution," said Hank Panian
one of the panel's four co-chcllf-
persons. Paman is m chMge of
disbibubng mlormabon to eruor
ciilzens in Newport-Mesa.'
SEE DOCTOR PAGE A6
Scoring
chair-
woman
Sue
Johnson
sits among
the items
she uses to
keep score
at the
Toshiba
Senior
Classic.
TAYA KASHU8A I
OAA.V PILOT
James T. Caillouette, an orthopedic surgeon at Hoag Hospital, -displays a
zirconia ceramic hip joint ~ his office.
BEHIND THE SCENES
Playing it by the numbers .
• WHO: Sue Johnson
• AGE:'!;O .
• J08 T1TlE: Scoring chairwoman
• SHE IS: In charge of monitoring and
recording tournament scoring.
• DAILY DUTIES: For the last three years,
Johnson has helped make sure golfers' scores
are correct in the Toshiba .Senior Classic. It
takes careful concentration and an eye for
accuracy, but it is a task that Johnson enjoys. In
1999, she was named the golf tournament's
volunteer of the year.
The California resident Is so dedicated that
despite working for the 2000 Olympic Games
in Australia for the past year. she took a week
off to volunteer with her favorite golf tourna-
ment.-·
"I love this town," she said. "This organiza-
tion is fabulous. (The Toshiba Senior ClassK) 1s
one of the top 1n the tour.·
This week will also give her a chance to vis-
it with her long-suffering husband, who has
had to do without her while she's bee.on site
preparing for the Olympics. •
• DID ~OU KNOW; There is a lot more to
keeping golt scores than simply watching
numbers. The score monitors are also in
charge of handling unexpeaed problems such.
as helping lost children or medical emergen-
cies.
-Noak_i Schwartz
Locals mourn death of guitarist
• Newport resident
Dennis Danell played
with Orange County-
,.. based Social Distortion
since the late 1970s. . a.,......,_..
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT-MESA
Punk rock fam here are
mouming !be ~th of Den·
nil o.nep. former guitarilt of
peiMps one or Orange
tounty'• roost well·known
Md loved punk ect,. Sodal
Dl*Jrtion.
Danell, 38, WM plO•
nounced dead of unknown
couses at 10:07 a.m. Tuesday,
after doctors tried to revive
him for 45 minutes, said
Jason Newmark, a
spokesperson at Hoag Hospi-
tal.
N eig
medics
in
called para-
e anell collapsed
veway of bis New·
home. Danell, his
Wife Chriltie and their two
young chlldnm were in the
proce11 of moving into anoth·
er home.
•He wa1 a very booct
friend' of oun, 10 we were all
Md 8Dd lboclred to beer the
news,• Mid Jeff Anownan. •
fltend and beitlDds ., the
'
BalboaSaloonontheBalboa
· Peninsula, where Danell and
his ·wile would· frequently
hang out with friends. "1-{e
came in a lot over the years,
but he wasn'\ · a heavy
drinker. Hiln and C~tie
would just come in to say bi
to their friends."
Arzou.man said th& last
time he saw Danell was ti
few months ago, when the
two went mountain biking -
a sport Danell loved. •He
was very coDldentious about
hAa bee.Ith, SO WU always
pretty flt, • be Mid.
SH DANELL MGI M
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Guitarist
Denn.ii
Danell,
wbo died
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. IN Chamber seeks Silv.er Anchor nominations
It's time once 9 in to nominate • special volunteer for
the Chamber of Commerce Sliver Anchor Award.
Those submitting r>0mlNtlons must also Include their
name, phone number and affiliation with the nominee.
The chamber will select four or five benellolent residents
who make a difference within the community. The awards
ceremony will take place June 20.
For the past three decades, the Newport Hafbor Area
Chamber of Commerc.e has honored men and women who
sacrifice themseM,s physical~ emotionally or financially by
• volunteering for various local organizations.
Nominations are open to the public and must be wb-
mltted by March 31. It should ~lude the nominee's name, ·
phone number and address; a mt of community services
the nominee has provided and In what capacity; the nomi·
nee's characteristics; and a list of references for tbe nomi-
nee.
Nominations can be faxed to Karin Gra\les at the cham-
ber at (949) 72!M400. For questions, call (949) 729-4400.
A2 Thursday, Morch 2, 2000
WORKING . . .
Sandy ·Jones
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In addition to the nomination process. the chamber is
also ~Ing people to serve on the even;r.s lannlng com-
mittee. If Interested, call (949) 729-4414.
. · -kl Schwartz ) l I : ,; .. ~ ~) · · :.l Daily Pilot .. . ·\('
li3qln to rook like t:iPro a1}1i
sdve .on cookwat8,· supp~
Shouldering the load-on the Senior PGA Tour
I f you've always wanted
to learn to cook like a
pro, the l{o~hef
Kitchen Sto(e/&'tooking
School is the place to go.
Whether you want to take a
single cooking class or a
series, HomeChef has it all. ... SHE IS
Carrying clubs, prepar-
ing grub and preventing
flubs.
GREEN QUEEN
Sandy Jones, 32, is one
of very few female caddies
on the Senior PGA Tour.
Of approximately 80
caddies traveling with the
seniors, only · five are
women, Jones said.
"I think it helps us get
work," she said. "We st!'lnd
out more."
CUTIHROAT CADDIES
But there's still no guar-
antee Jones wiU work.
The number ot caddies
traveling from course to ,
.course on the senior tour
by far exceeds the amount
of players.
"Sometimes it's really
cutthroat." said the sun-
burnt Jones, whose
blonde, ponytailed hair
was pulled through the
' back of her baseball· cap.
"They'll leave notes in
the pro's ,.locker saying
"your caddy is doing drugs
but I'd be happy to help
you out."'
DRIVING FORCE
Jones paid for her food,
flight to Orange County
···and a room-aHhe-Newpor~
Classic Inn.
During her week here, '
she'll get a bout $600 salary
from her employer, profes-
sional golfer DeWitt
Weaver.
All of her salary will pay
for hei:.~enses.
"It's really a gamble,"
she said, pacing off
yardage on the third hole
and marking its length in a
black notebook.
But Jones h~s strong
incentive to suggest the
right clubs and call correct
yardage this weekend.
Jones said s he'd gel
10% of Weaver's prize
money if he -..yins the
Toshiba Senior Classic -a
cool $19,0QO.
"Tha_t would make it all
worthwhile,• she said.
ONTH~ ROAD
There's no place Jones
calls home.
Her parents live in Min-
neapolis but she only
makes it back there for
about a week.each year.
"Sometimes I go back
for tournaments there,•
she said. "I'll be caddying
for some pro and my dad
·will be on the sideline
pointing to me ·and telling ..
everybody "that's my
daughter!' ·He'~ really
cute."·
The rest of the time, she
is traveling -with or with-
out the· tour.
She ·hopes to visit South
Africa sometime this year.
NO BQGEYS
Jones said a 9ood caddy
must adapt to the person-
ality of the player they're
helping.
Some prefer to stay at
arm's length.
Others need encournge-
ment.
"If they have a bad hole,
I'll tell . them there's no
looking back,· she said.
Weaver's· quirk, she
said, comes in a little plas-
tic baggy.
"1 make him peanut
butter and jelly sandwich-
es.• she said. "You need
protein. I'm sure be would
prefer a big roast turkey
sandwich, b ut it just
wouldn't keep.•
Jones said there's only
one caddy rule consistent
for all players: Never try to
anaJyze the breaks and
speed of the putting sur-
' facei
•A wise caddy once told
me, 'don't ever read the
green,'• she said, gazing at
the. manicured conditions
of N~wp~rt Beach Country
Club. "He said that's what
will get you tired.·
-story by Andrew GIUer;
photo by......,. Olly~
· The cooking school h'as
great classes, such as a
health-consdQus cooking
series, vegetarian series,
seafood series, grill sepes,
sushi workshops, pastry
workshops and cake deco-
rating. There are even spe-
cial occasion cooking class-
es for a spring feast, garden
tea party, Father's Day and
farmer's market.
II you want to start from
scra tch and learn the essen-
tials of cooking, there is a
signature 12-week series
that features the following
topics: stocks and broths,
braising, classic white and
brown sauces, main dish
and dessert pastries, steam-
ing, poaching and boiling,
grilling and broiling, breads
and pizzas, souffles, roast-
ing and baking, sauces,
sauteing and frying, and
cakes.
Beginning the week of
April 2, the classes· will be
offered at the store three
times a week: at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesdays and at 10 a.m. and
· 6:30 p .m. Wednesdays.
There is also a con-·
densed version of the 12-
week series that's offered
over six weeks. The six-
week class features the fol -
lowing topics: stocks and.
classic sauces, braising and
poaching, short, pastries
and breads, grilling,·saute-
ing and frying, roasting and
bakirig, and souffles and
cakes. The six-week class is
offered at 9:30 a.m. Satur-
days, beginning April 8.
Local busiriessman gives $5 million to UCI
When you sign up for a
series class, you have 'the
choice Of taking the 12-
week class for $349, being a
prep assistant for $295, or a
cleanup assistant for $174.
One section is $144 and any
single class is $45. With the
six-week class, the cooking
series is $299, being a prep
assistant is $249, a cleanup
assistant is $149 and any
single class is $60.
One nice advantage of
taking a class at the cook-
ing school is those enrolle d
can save 10% on all cook-
ware and supplies. The
store carries the 'best in
cooking supplies. The
HooieChef ·Kitchen Store &
Cooking School is on the
lower level of the Atrium·
Court at Fashion Island in
Newport Beach.
Noaki Schwartz
DAILY PILOT
Local philanthropist and
businessman George E.
Hewitt has donated $5 mil·
Lion to UC Irvine's College of
Medicine. •
The money will be used to
construct a third building at
the university's Biomedical
Research Center, to be
named the Dottie and
"Just think how nice
it would be if you
didn 'l get arthritis or
diabetes or those
things you have to
worry about all your
life and have t0 keep
after."
needs a cure is cancer.•
UCI Chancellor Ralph J.
Cicerone . said the hall will
stand as a symbol of hope to
those battling life-threa.ten-
ing illnesses.
Jn detail, researchers at
the center will study bow
cells react to disease~caus
ing agents, how viruses
work and ways to prevent
and treat major-infections.
George Hewitt Research George E. He~itt
Hall after the 78-year-old Businessman who donated
Hewitt, an engineer, is a
· ·· longtime ·supporter of UCL
The George E. Hewitt Foun-
dation for Medical Research
was established in 1983 and
funds postdoctoral research.
donor and ~i~ wife, who SS million to UC Irvine's
·passed away ~n Det~mber. Ccillege of Medicine
The baU will continue the -· .
school's research on the
causes of infectious diseases
and immune system disor-
ders.
Among other things, the
center . will focus on the
genetics of cancer.
•Just think how nice it
would be if you didn't get
arthritis or diabetes or those
things you have to worry
about all your life and have·
to keep after,• H ewitt said.,
·•The one thing that really
Since its opening, the
foundation has supported 40
postdoctoral fellows nation-
wide. ·
The Corona del Mar resi-
dent serves on the Beckman
Lttser lnstitute Board of
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4 Directors· and the UCI
Health Sciences Board of
Visitors.
He is also chief executive
officer at Irvine lmaging
International, a start-up
company of 'medical imag-.
Ing researchers.
Originally a New Yor~e~,
Hewitt gradua~d from
Columbia U~niversity and •
worked as ·a staff researcher Stagecoach Luggage ls
there and at MIT. offering a dded discoun ts on
Following his work a t most of its best-selling lug-
MIT, be came to Calilornia gage lines in order to make room for new lines arriving and founded two ..companies this month.
that designed and <level-"For the casual traveler,
oped microwave radar we have Skyway Luggage
antennae, missile-tracking in the Varsity collection and
systems and airport radar the Flair collections at 50%
systems -many Ot which off, and now we are taking
are still used worldwide. an additional 20% off of
He has also been involved them," says Marc Grossman
in commerdial real estate ' of Stagecoach Luggage.
projects in Orange County. 1 "For people who are fre-
WE~THEI lllD SURF
.
Greer Wylder
BEST BETS l\
quent travelers, we have an
additional 30% off all our
Briggs & RielY, suiters. We
have tapestry garment bags
that retail from $150 to $210
now down to $49.99
to$59.99."
There·is a)so a large · .
overstock of business cases
that are discounted an
additional 20%. Stage
Coach Luggage is at 2043
Westcliff Drive in Newport
Beach . Call (949) 515-9005.
The Right Start is a
"babies .. to-kids" store that's
filled with toys, videos,
books, safety items. high
chairs, car seats, strollers
and more. It's currently
having a special -the
more you spend, the more
·you'll save. When you
spend more than $50, you
get a 10% discount on pur·
chases. When you spend
more than $100, you save
15%. And when you spend ·
$300 or more, you save
20%. There are some
exceptions to the offer. The
6iscounts can not be used
for the purchase of gift cer-
tificates, catalog merchan-
dise, online purchases and
Peg Perego and Medela
products.
The Right Start is at Cos-
ta Mesa Courtyards, 1835
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Call (949) 642-0245.
BloomlngdaJf~. is having
an in-store fund-raiser for
colorectal cancer research
today through Saturday. It's
great for shoppers -you
get 15% off on almost
everything in the store if
you use your Bloorning-
dale's charge card. And
Bloomingdale's will donate
a portion of all sales to the
National Colorectal Cancer
Research Alliance. The
· offeNs not valid on cosmet-
ics, fragrances, gift cards,
Louis VUitton, Maximillian
Furs, fine jewelry and
l.N~C. International Con-
cepts. Bloomingdale's is at
Fashion Island in Newport
Beach. Call (949) 729-6600.
Today is the last sale day
at Roger Dunn Golf Shops.
On sale are goll balls,
gloves, shoes. apparel and
accessories. Merchandise is
marked down up to 30%.
Roger Dunn is near Soutll
Coast Plaza at 1408 South
Village Wa~all (7U) 558·
0074.
• 1EST 9UYS appears on Thurs·
days ahd Saturdays. Send informa·
tlon to Greer Wylder at 330 W. Bay
St., Costa Mesa 92627, or via fax to
(949) 646-4170. •
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So does this mean God opposes leaf-blowers, too_? Shooting suspect
H oly jet stream! I made a
vow when I turned in
• last week's colWTUl that
I was through writing about
the El Toro airport. There
couldn't possibly be anything
more to say that hasn't been
Sa\d a mind-numbing number
of't:irnes. ·
Then, on lhe day my col-
umn appealed, God was h N B II 'wheeled µp to the ~g line • Josep . . e
and all bets were off. An BE L' CURVE orgairl.lzation.called Clergy for '· THE L
• rouch more noisy, dlstractirig,
frequent cuid uncivil thAn the
aircrafts that P,aSS over my
house from John Wayne Air-
port. I .trust the clergy will
intervene with God to zap the
people who pay for this trav-
esty. ·
• Leaf-blowers. If disrupt-
ing noise is a cardinal sin, _
then surely the Wholesome
' crew can bdng the influence
pf organized religion to beat
on de!i_tro'ying this-practice.
·Perhaps a few.bolts of light-Wholesome Communities -:-
I'm not making th.is. up ...-sur-
faced lo let the unwashed
know that God is irrevocably
opposed to'an airport at El
Toro. Interdenominationally,
that i§. Rabbis, pri~sts and
pastors have jbined hands lo
pass along this word.
have no problem witb the
"simple" part of this state-
ment.
, nJng to dissuade thE! hands
holding the blower.;?
• • Talk rad.lo, witl_l special
So it's no longer just an El ·
Toro issue. It is really much
bigger than that. From now
on, we '1eed more ttian an
environmental impact report
to move ahead with a secular
project. We need approval
Since the pure-and-simple
leadership has come out
against the airport, the chief
spokesman for Measure F,
Len Kranser, has pledged his
faith enthusiastically, telling
the Times: "El Toro is a moral
issue in which some people
are doing unto others what
they don't want done to
themselves. And it is
absolutely appropriate for the
clergy to be involved in that." . from God, via the Clergy for
Wholesome Corrununities. The article didn't say if be
would feel the same way if
lhe group came down. on the
other side.
As their head honcho -
next to God, I'm presuming
-Pastor John Steward of the
Mount of Olives Lutheran·
Church in Mission Viejo put il
to a Times Orange Coµnty
reporter: "I think H's a biblical
qtlestion: What is the quality
of life here? ... It's not loving
our neighbors as we are lov-
This reasoning, of course,
opens up a whole new field
for the clergy. They can now
be in the business of assess-
ing secular activities to see if
they pass ~~ biblical litmus
test. To that end, 1 have some,
blighIBtosocietythat l wouJd
like to put before them in the
hope they will turn the fire-
power of God on these activi-
ties in the interesIB of creating
wholesome communities:
ing ourselves." . .
He went oh to say that the
divisive debate over El Toro
must be replaced with the
strength of pure-and-simpl~ .
religious leadership. I want to
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-attention to Rush Limbaugh
and practically everyone with
access to a n}icrophone on
, local ·stations in Georgia,
Alabama: Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas and-Okla-
homa whose combined sound
level and potential for spread-
ing paranoia and hatred f~
• surpasses the most exce.SGive
charges of potential pollu.~on
made against an El Toro air-
port.
• Gay bashing, with spe-
'cial emphasis on the Golden
Rule, which the supporters of
Wholesome Conununities cit-
ed repeatedly in justifying
their public opposition to the-
airport. By a strange coinci-
dence, '1.n the same issue of
the Tunes in which the clergy
came out of the. closet, there
was a long piece describing •
the agonies the same clergy is
currently going through to
decide how to deal with gay
. people. •
Apparently the Golden
Rule doesn't always gel the
job done here. Churches ~e
badl.y split on state Proposi-
tion 22, which would bar Cal-
ifomia from recognizing gay
marriages. But they appear to
be much more iri accord on
the innate sinfulness of an El
Toro aif.port. which, according
to Steward, would hamper a
healthy spiritual life for
Or~ge County.
.I've been thinking about .
this ~ver since the Whole-
some ,group st¢ aced. Actual.: ·
ly, it 'hampered my spiritual
life considerably when the
Irvine Co. chose two weeks ,
1before the election to allow as
how the airport might make it
' harder to sell some of the· 1
Toro housing develop ts
and was therefore sod y
and spiritually undesis ble.
It's going to hamper my
spiritual life if they build
-another runway at John
Wayne, so the Clergy for
Wholesome Communities can
be offered a greater selection
of flights without the inconve-
nience of noise from El Toro.
It's gofug to play hell with
my spiritual life when I see
the Wholesome rhetoric
reproduced in one of those hit
mailers next w~ek. And I've
got to admit that I'm not
thinking warm and loving
thoughts toward members of
the clergy .who exploit God
for secular purposes.
I can't help wondering,
though, if th~y might have
any influence on the one sec-
ular miracle that could influ-
ence me to overlook the El
Toro·nonsense. If they could
somehow' just bring a pen-
nant to the Anaheim Angels
thiS year ...
• JOSEPH N. BELL is a resident of
Santa Ana H~ights. His column ,
appears 'Thursdays.
pleads Ilot guilty ·
• Police still loo~g
for two suspects in ·
Monday's shooting of
Newport'Beach man.
· Claudia Figueroa
DAILY PILOT • .. .
The man arrested in con-
nection with the shooting of a ,
Ne\VP()rt Beach businessman.
pleaded not guilty to charges
. of attempted murder and con-
spiracy Wednesday in Harbor'
Munic':ipal Court. _
1 Irvine p«>lice arrested Dif!~
D'Saachs, 561 of Altadena, late
Monday, about 12 hours after
· 58:year-old James Patrick
Riley was shot in the face, the
bullet tearing through one
cheek and out the other.
· Riley, who owns Biofem,
Inc., .an Irvine-based research
a nd development company,
was hospitalized for major
facial injuries. 1-le is in stable
condition.
Authorities said they do not
believe D'Saachs was the
shooter, but that he helped the
gunman escape Crom the
scene. · ·
Officers are still looking for
f OR THE RECORD
In the Feb. 10 article
titled "Do I have to· spell it
out for you?" the filth-grade,
second-place winner of the
Newport-Mesa spelling ~e
two meo who may have also
been involved in the attack on
Riley. .
•we believe one of those
suspects is the actual gunman,
and we're not quite sure what
part the other mao ·played m
the shooting,• said Tori
Richards, a spok0$woman lor
·the Orange County District
Attorney's office.
The charges" against "
D'Saachs are as serious as
they get, said defense attorney
Henry Salcedo. "Needless to
say, my client is very con-
cerned."
Salcedo said his dient does
not know Riley. D'Saachs, a
native of Peru, owns a tax con-
sulting business in Los Ange-
les.
"He is an entrepreneur and
a success story," explained
Salcedo. "I've known him for
15 yeats, so it's difficult for me
to believe Dino wouJd be
involved in something like
this. But now that I have the
reports, I will be able to take a
closer Jeok at what really hap-
-pened."
A pretrial is set for March
28. D'Saachs i,s being held
without bail at Orange County
Jail.
was incorrectly identified
Megan McTague, 10, a
fifth-grader at Lincoln Ele-
mentary School. spelled 25·
words correctly to take sec-
ond place in the districtwide
contest.
ea&e s
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•
A4 Thundoy, Morch 2, 2000
..
Out of rehab and back in jail
• Mark David Allet program sponsored by the Sperling said he spoke
' Salvation Army. If he failed to with Allen, who told him the city's record-bolder for complete the program, he program didn't suit his needs.
most arrests chalks up would spend the remainder •1 was wondering wben 1
' of a nine-month sentence Jn would get tbe phone call that one more.
Greg Rlsllng
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH
Eleven days. That's the time lt
took, authorities said, before
Mark David Allen walked out
of a rehabilitation center and
10to a drunken stupor.
The 38-year-old transtent.
who holds ~ city's record for
most arrests, was found by
police staggenng • along the
pe runsula Saturday after-
noon. Allen wdS arrested on
suspicion of public drunken-
ness and taken hrst to Ne w-
port . Beach Jd1l a nd then
transferred to Orange County
Jail.
Allen pleaded gwJty last ·
month to four count!> of public
drunkenness, an amount thqt
pales in comparison to the
more than t 00 arrests he has
accumulated in Newport
Beach alone. Oraoge County
Superior Court Judge
Prances Munoz allowed
Allen to ente r a comprehen-
sive, live-in re hab11itdtion
jail. the judge said. he got picked up," Sperling
Alie~ 'voluntarily left the said. "Sure enough, the day I
Anaheim facility Saturday })ad that thought, J got the
and ~y the end of the day had call. Everyone has put their
been placed behind ~ars. best foot forward except
A.u'thorities said Allen was a Mark," ·
Wt-eek "!hen they found him.· Newport Beach police
"He had wet his pants and have been dealing with Allen.
.could barely stand up,• said since 1985. In that 15-year
Newport Beach Police Sgt. period, Allen bas peen arrest-
Mike McDermott, who noted ed 107 times for public
Allen was arrested about 100 drunkenness. That number
yards from the spot where he doesn't include any other
was last picked up by police Orange County law• enforce-
in January. "It's tragic, but his ment agencies. ·
arrest doesn't surprise us a t Allen's two brothers
all. There was nothing about bought him a plane ticket to
tum during our"last contact visit t,hem in Hawaii last year. ·
that indicated he had They hoped to sober him up
change9. • but when Allen trashed their
Dave 'Sperling, who works houses, be was turned loose
for the police department as a on Hawaiian streets. Honolu-
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or hope when he learned such a nuisance, they report-,
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Newport Beach International guy, H Sperling said. "He's
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was updated, will be shown opportunity. If he wants to be ·
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•Former officer had claimed she was subjected
'to disaiminatory jokes, pornographic photos.
have completed her proba-
tionary period as a sworn
police officer. She da.ims that
she lost her job i.r\ retaliation
Gf'99 Rlsllng
0AILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -·A for-
mer sworn female officer
who claimed widespread
harassment at · the Costa
Mesa Police Departlnent
drop~ her civil lawsuit this week, though there are still
two pe ding cases.
The city was informed
Tuesday that 39-year-old
Kathy Sothard, who worked
for the department for 11
years, will no longer seek
damages resulting from
alleged harassment from her
male colleagues. .
Sothard claimed she was
continually subjected to sex-
ually discriminatory jokes
and was exposed~a depart-
ment that openly displayed
por:nograph.ic photos on
office walls. Sothard, who left
the departme nt on medical
retirement, also alleged she
was hounded by male offi-
cers about her personal life
and w~ told to wear clothing
that wasn't revealing.
Sothaid's trial was sched-
uled to begin March 6, but
her attorney said court costs
i--and the expected emotional
toll or the trial outweighed
the possible recovery of dam-for complaining about the
ages. behavior or ~ officers.
"When all is said and Romine said she w!iB let
done it wasn't worth going JO 10 days after she fil~ a forw~, "~said Steven ~gel, discrimination complaint
who also represents two otb-• against the department. She
er former Costa Mesa Police also said she was requ.l,red. to
Department employees who wa!cb pomograph.lc movtes
have filed sexual harassment and was called derogatory
suits. "(Sothardl felt she was .names by offic,ers and fellow
harmed by the department, cadets at the police academy.
but it wasn't worth the costs Police· Chief Dave Snow-
and rtsks associated with the den has denied .~ allega-
suit. -lions and city officials have
Sothard, along with Nan-supported offi~rs lhrough-
cy McAllister and June out the two-year court battle.
Romine, were co-plaintiffs in "The department takes
a lawsuit unW a judge rtlled <wY allegations 6f sexual
last month that all three cases 'barassment very seriously
should be separated McAl-and we thoroughly mvesti-
lister's and Romine's suits dif-gated these mattEtrs." said Lt.
fer from Sothard's because John FitzPatrick. ·we
they were both fired by the believe th~ allegabons are
department. unfounded. -
• U you have a strong The women stepped for-
client, the case will stand on ward in 1997 when the
its merits, -said.attorney Dan departme11t employed only
Spradlin, who represents the five sworn female officers.
city of Costa Mesa. "Now Today, that nwnber is up to
with the remaining cases, the nine female officers -still a
jury will have to evaluate small fraction or the depart-
each individual claim on its ment's 147-member Torce.
merit. H However; there are 59 part-
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two days before sh~ would cadet program:
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: Kids gobble up first-aid lesson .
• Mariners Elementary
fourth-graders kick off
Red Cross month at
Newport Dunes.
Danette Goulet
DAILY PtLOT
money or awareness and this
gives us an opportunity to do
both,• said frank Groff,
spokesman for the Dunes. "It's
really up'to the private sector
to step out~• •
Said Michele Butterworth,
activities director at the Dunes:
"l'd ·say we'll ,raise at least a·
NEWPORT"' BEACH couple tho~d because we
.Bandages flew like streamers get ·a lot of people·· from the
• through the air as students c6mmunity and horn the RV
, 1eamed ~hdt to <lo in case of resort that come down and eat
an emergency. at the Back Bay,• she sald.
Students of two fourtl1-The children, h owever,
grade classeg from Mariners were more interesteclain. wrap-
Elementary School kicked off ping each other and telling
the l>egmning of Red Cross gruesome medical emergency
month Wednesday by learning stories.
about fust did and slurpmg "Last sununer I jumped on
l>owls of seafood chowder. a stick and got stitches and it
"I learned how to save pco· was disgusting,· said Lauren
ple5' lives and to bandage peo-ea1.1. 1
pie.• Sdld I I -year-old Dillon Lauren added that she now
Giedt. knows how to better handle a
Bcindage-clad children similar situation.
were the ftrSt to gobble up the "It's ruce because it teaches
Newport Dunes' fdmous -us how to save people from
seafood chowder thts month, choking or bleeding or how to
but Red Cross ofhc1dls hope get out of a fire,• said 11-year-
lhey won't be lhe ldst. This old Sergio Rodriquez. ·
month, the proce<.'Cls from the Besides providing valuable
..,ale of chowder ttl lhc resort's Wesaving lessons, the program
rcstclurant, tho Bt1ck Bay Cdfe, was designed to promote pub-
wtll go to the Ort1nge County Lie awareness._
chdptor of the Americcln Red "We try to find ways to
Cros!>. · highlight what we do in the
The R<.>d Cross 1s an community." said Judy Ian·
humt1nitt1rian or9t1i;Uzallon run naccone, 'public affairs director
by volunteers. The group pro~ . foi:.Jbe ... 0.range~.O:>unty Red
vicles relict for victinu. of dlsa.s· Cross. "Everyone Kii..ows we
ters dnd h<'lps J)C'Oplc to pre-"collect blood, buttheymay not
pt1re for c1nd respond lo emer-know that we teach lads-first
qenne<> .,, aid dnd do man}'.. other
"We wdnted to either raise thmgs."
BOND
CONTINUED FROM A 1
formed and met several times
m ant1c1patJon of Tuesday
rughl's decision. Members srud
they wanted to be reddy to
move dhead as soon as possi-
ble
Having done the leg work,
tormer fac1hty committee
members said they are more
dedicated than ever to seeing
lhe bond pass.
"Once people perceive· U\e
need, h~lping our children will
'1Wbrr. C/Mrli#, an.,, ,,,,J
be eds1er," Panian said.
The group's goal is to dlS·
tnbute all of the irlformation on
the state or Newport-Mesa's
•schools that was gathered dur-
ing the last several months in
prepdration for the bond mea-
sure.
"We finnly believe lhal t1
people understood the true
condibO(l of the schools and
the true condition of lhe d.is·
trict's lmances, they will sup·
port the bond," said Mark
Schultheis,. another of the
group's co-chairpersons. ·
• U residents pass the bond in
a speciaI election JW'le 6, the
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demonstrates the Heimlich maneuver on fourth-grader
C hristian Winkler. ·
tax will be u ed to repair cill 29
of lhe d1. tnct's crumbling
schools
"There will dlwdys be peo-
ple lhat will oppose dny tdX, •
Schulthe1S sa1d. "The goal is to
get 100" .. c1pprovdl, cllthough
we know thdt won't happen'. H
But proponents say they
J:lave received· an oven.-vhelm-
ing number of po itive
responses alreddy. Enclosed m
d district mru.ling last month
was a commeQ.l CdTd dsking
residents for ideas or com-
ments on the bond.
"We have been very
encouraged by what we have
~
received,• Schultheis <.aid
"The comment cards hdVt>
been vdstly supportlve:
The conuruttee ~ recruiung
volunteers, working to rd1!.e
money and distnbttlmg tnlor·
mc1bon, said Jill t-.toney, co-
chdirperson in· chc1rqe of vol-
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'.
Thursday, Morch 2 2000 A5
District schools
among state's safest
•Report shows slight ·
increase in alcohol
and drug offenses,
decrease in thefts
and' viole nt crimes.
DJ!lrMptte Goulet
_D~LY PlLOT
NEWPORT~MESA
Parents can conllnue to
bredthe edsy after the
state on Wednesday
released d report that l.Jst-
ed Costa Mesd and New-
port Beach campuses
among the safest m Calt-
rorn1d
• 1 Lhmk we're doing a
good 1ob -the best Job
thc1t we can," sc:Ud school
board president Darid
Black
The Gdltforma Sdfe
Schools Assessment pro·
grdm requires et1ch school
district and county educa·
llor'I depdrtment 10 the
stdle to lrcltk t1nd report
evc>ry criine on t"eir cam-
puses. The ligures were
compiled ffom the 1498·
99 school yettr.
Although the numbers
for tl;le Newporl"-Me a
Unif1l'd. School D1stnct
lluctudt<' edch yedr, the)
drc low compared to other
d1!.tncts
With 20,716 students
enrolled 10 l\.ewport-·
Mt>'>d schools 10 the I qQ8.
94 '>Chool }Cdr, d tOldl ol
123 cnnH?!> were reported.
Tho<.e cnme ranged m
se.a.·er1l'r from grdfht1 dnd
\ clnclclltsm to dSSdult with
d c~ddly wedpon
"Truthfullr. the num-
h~rsure low tor such a big
school." Sdtd Bob Boies.
pnnc1pal dl Newport Har-
bor Hlgh School. "We're
fortundte. The truth of the
mc:l.ttcr Ls 1 trunk we JU~l
have really good kids
Overall, cnmes dQdtnsl
people increased on mo t
campuses 10 the stdtc>,
while the number of thefts
was down
In Nt>wport-Mesc.1,
·.,there were , very fpw
reported v16lent cnm(·~.
\~th .seven bdUe'Y. inc r-
dents, two dso;aults with
deadly wedpons. no roh·
benes -and onP !>PX
offense
However t1w number
of students cdught cm
cam)1us with d wedpon
incredsed lrom '>even th<•
prev10us school year to 13
last year
The number of l\.('\-. -
port-Mesd drug dn<I c.1lco-
hol offenses ros(.' .,)Jghtlv
from about 20 in th1• pre>·
VlOUS school 'l'<lr tc1 '.!4
cases m 199B-9Y ·Pru pt rt\
crune., dr9pped from 100
Cdses in 1 qq7 .qs to 7h t<.1 ... t
yedr. Proper!} cnmt'"
Jnclude \'dncldli...m ttwlt
bulJJlary. qrc.1lltt1 c1ncl
arson.
Boies c.1bn t1ll11l>t1t<•d
the reldll\ eh h>\\ num-
bers to tht• d1.,1nc 1;.., nc•\\
pilot ·proyrc1m. \\htch
places d p-t'fflt'tr .. mT1l pf"tiir~
both Newport Bt'dC h h1qh
school campu"""
"We're dc110q •I much
better 1oh of nwnttorinq
said 'larthc.1 Flucir 11
chool bodrd ml•llllll'r "I
think "t• II "t'l' n drop in
children... lwhc1\ 1or 1n
tem1s ol \ 111hml c1ch AltPI
tho e inndt.•nh hk11
Columbine. \\!'rt• tt1k10q
a re~! active• ..,ltinn• 11n no
WedpOn'>"
School <;ec uni\ qut11d ...
havf! c1!...u unclt>rqon••
c1dd1t1on<1I trdllUllH Fl1111r
said
"I thrnk '"'rt• tc.1~11111 c1
prOdCll\ l' tlJ)J)I O<IC'h , • "ht
added ·
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A6 Thursday, March 2, 2000
MEASURE
CONTINUED FROM A 1
to project opproval.
· Voting "no• on the mea-
sure would simply l~ve. final
say on those projects in the
hands of the supervisors.
Where it becomes 'confus-
ing is how the votes will affect
the prop<>sed airport at El
Toro. Yes on F actually means
no to the airport because the
measure is designeti to pi~e
it difficult to get. 6&fflo of vot,ers
to approve an is.<iUe that has
divided the county for years.
Voting no QJ;l the measure is
a stamp or approval for the El
Toro airport proposal. lbree qf
the five county supervisors
have voiced their support for
the project. The decision coufd
ultimately Lie with them if
Measure F doesn't pass.
"This is absolutely a civil
war,· said Jeff Adler, a politi-
cal consultant who worked on
a previous airport measure in
'DANELL
CONTINUED FROM A 1
ArzoUJl)an said he met
Danell severd.l years ago at
Christie's father's sanqwich
shop in Newport Beach. He
remembers. the Newport
Beach resident. as being
friendly, with d "down-to-
earth" personality. •
"When 1 first met him. I did-
n't even know he was a rock
star,• he said.
In the late 1970s." Danell
attena ed l'roy High School in
Fullerton, where he mer Social
Distortion lead singer Mike
Ness · ,/
Spring Children's
~pecial
up co 50% reduction
Plan now for-
Eastcr, .
Mother'~ Day
Pathcr's Day
FYI
• WHA~ Online El Toro Airport
Debate, presented by an
Irvine-based Internet company.
• WHEN: Noon to 1 p.m. Fri-
d~
• WHEJIE: www.dlgewmt.cQm
•IN THE ANTI-~
CORNEii; Meg Waters, spokes-
woman for El Toro Reuse Pran-
ning Authority, a coalitibn of
South County cities.
• IN THE PRO-~
COltNElll Lt. Col. Tl}omas Wall,
retired Marine Corps aviator.
. To log on to the debate. you
must first ~ister with the
Web site. Reglstratfon 11 free.
Orange County. •vou don't
know really who the good and
bad guys are, though. 1lUs has
divided the county, work-
places and families. The soon-
er they put this issue to rest,
the better Orange County res-
idents will be as a whole.· ·
The debate over the airport
proposal at El Toro has histori-
cally been a quality-of-We
Danell, who played guitar
and sang backup Lo the band,
enjoyed a successful recording
career with So6al Distortion
after the band formed in 1979. ·
His guitar-driven melodies
contributed to the band's sig-
nature sound, which later
became known as melodic punk. .
·1. always liked that guy,"
said ;Jerry Roach, owner of the
now-defunct Cuckoos Nest in
Costa Mesa, '(/here Social Dis-
tortion perlormed their early
gigs with the bands TSOL,
Circle Jerks and the Adoles-
cents. "He was the nicest guy
in the band. Even after they
made it big, he would come
back and say hello. He. was
issue. Many Newport-Mesa_
residents have said that with-
out a dual-airport system a t El
Toro and John Wayne Airport.
·the latter will inevitably be
expanded.
Conversely, South County
residents are fearful an El Toro
airport would severely affect
their Westyles.
Much like previous mea-
sures centered on El Toro, res-
idents have been inundated
by a media blitz from both
sides. WbeUier there are tele-
vision commercials or glossy
fliers, r~dents have endured
a political rug of war that ,llas
lasted since the Marine Corps
announced it would vacate
the base.
The scope has broadened
with Measure F. The. airport
isn 't the only concern for vot-
ers: jails and landfills are also
lumped int6 the argument.
For the second time, airport
-supporters are opposing a bal-
lot initiative regarding El Toro.
Many observers believe if the
initiative is passed, the opposi-
..
r!~e~e~~~~~-i:~ ~ DOCTOR
majority requirement on land-
. use issues doesn't follow state CONTINUED FROM A 1
guidelines.
However, those who draft-where· bones had deteriorat-
ed the measure added a com-ed. ,.
ponent that would · allow a A portion of funds Hoag
simple majority to approve the I Hospital raises at the Toshiba
projects lf a judge ruled Senior Classic golf touma-
against the two-thirds require-ment this-week -which hos-
ment. An Orange County pital officials say may amount
Superior Court judge in to as much as $1 million -
December refused to remoye will go toward expariding the
the initiative from the primary services, stall and equipment
election ballot, al.though attor-of its orthopedics program, \
neys' ·for airport supporters 1' said Ann Stawicki. a hospit~ ~
declared Measure F unconsti-·marketing director.
h.\POnal. · • 1 Also bene!itlng from the
Adler said it will be difficult tournament proceeds a re
to convince residents to Hoaq's Women's Health Ser-
change their vote before Tues-vices, the Hoag Cancer Cen-
day's election. He believes ter and the Hoag Heart lnsti-
most people have made up lute.
their minds. Caillouette said some
"This is an issue that is money will go toward
talked about d_ally, • he said. I expanding a program that
"Whether the measure passes requires patients to learn
or not, the war is by no means about the joint-replacement
over. There Will continue to be procedure before their surg-
a stalemate." eries. The program entails
nurses informing patients
about what they should eat
proud or his success, but he Social Distortion at the time of and what kinds of exercises
was ~o ~ gre~t guy.~ . . his death. Friends say he was they should do in preparation
With Sooal. Distortion;' helping friends record albwns for their new prosthetic
Danell J made ,hit,, ~rdings,: at the Casbah recording studio joints.
such as 1981 s Mainliner in Fullerton which Danell and •A prepared patient is a
and "Mommy's Little Mon-the rest of the band bought in .better patient,• he said.
ster" in 1982, as well as the 1983. . Nurses from the program
single "Ball and C hain,• Danell is survived by his known as Crillcal . Path~ays
which many loyal "Social D" wife Christie, his 3-year-old I then follow . t~e patie nts
fans consider an all-time punk soh and 6-month-old daugh-throu!;J h physical .therapy. ~~:S~· ~:~ITv~~rd~ ter. No funeral arrangements Cailloue~te said the pro-
or services had been pla.rined gram benefits everyone. Ro~~~~gg~~ Danell's rock as of Tuesday. Tue Danell fam-• Bo . J:ckson ~ould've
star status, he .was a· family ily have requested that dona-used .this. said C8;illouette, . · . . , relernng ~o the retired pro· man. "No matter what he was tions be made in De~ nam~ fessional football. and base-
doing or where he was tour· to Orangewood ~hildren ~ ball player, hobbled because
ing, his first priority was his Home, 40 1 The City Dnve he returned to baseball ·
wife and children,• said South,. Orang~ 92868. For before letting his hip heal
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A portion of the money
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Until fairly recenUy, hip
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Doily Pilot SocIE'IY Thursday, Morch 2. 2000 A 7
"
Tiff any design director makes annual pilgrimage
H ' rome<> tu town but
C11)("f' <' \'l'M. ptl-
gnmd 1•• o! -.ortc; No,
· te d~., 1101 vt•c1r r1 Fed Slut
drd "lf'ltJ " hnqlf' Bell<> • He
romt" With hls ldfost book,
wondPrful <>tom><; of hfn on
the pldnt-•t m thsldnt places
ollt>n sh11h <I w1Lh d most
urbt1nP .inc) opttist1CdLed wit.
He i ... John Loring, design
tlrector to' Tiflcrny and Co ..
headquartered in N ow York.
who 1~ lrdvehng on .c1"tross•
< ui.mtrv tour Ip introduce his
crndience to "Tifft1ny Jew~
e ..... • c.1 vibrant and nchly sto-
rwd book completC' w1lh
111n1e lhdn '150 1llustrations
rr1<'11'0 much of the world of
e\·;clry design c1s 11 relates to
1.11<1 w dnd Co anti 1-lw 19th
mrt 2lllh (entune!>
The mdll who n;dkt"S his
\1J"l~I undc-r.tancting tht> tdsle
•I LI-it~ .\m1 ·ncdn monu>d cJdss
• iJT'\ P<J m Jown ld'-I "'eek ford
P ,,~, of < hdril\ . ..,ponsort>d •
t • t'l)l.lon-. cH such VCOlll.'S dS
ne , "''.'ll>n Sein Ju.m < t1p1-.-
ran1 ind thP. •>Ulhc>m Cctll·
forruo .t1 lnsblutt•
ThPn m1dwf'c•k. Lonny
wri. kPd mt<• Ptnnl P1 OH'nc I'
ll1->::.l11urr"tl ell tht> \\'c..,ltn
fou1 h t ;.M'>I Pl,1b1 l lntc•J,
C'ost<1 \l...:~e1 tor u htlll' lun-
(hcor r1mv 11 c1t1on with d
• onbntJt'nl Jf. locc\l <>lvle
np•-.tcr-. 01 Orclll<JC' Counlv.
do~ll II b\' tnl' IUV(>]V Jo
Ellen Ouctlls. vie 1 pn~'>tdt:!nt
11 11 lcUl\ ., unpon,int ('n~ld
\.T '"d ... tore c1t South Cl><:hl
'1«7d dll dtlernoon ol ~oc1c1l
ouna'-"";\hlP tc:lJk t>n<,1tf"d di
lh11 1Ch .
T wc1nl lo hd\" d moment
)1 !tin I wilnt uc; c1U to rela>.
•nd enJO\ 1.•ach other's com-
>anv I wc1n1 you dtl to 9eL to •
k now th1 remarkable mc1n
John Lonng. • aid Quall .
toasting hor lunch<>ol'I crowd
n lonouc;h• d~c;embll'd Ill lhc
IonH. nc)rrow ProvPn<'e-
in!>ptred pm•dte d1mnq room
of Cher Jo,!'chlm Spllchal'.s
B.W. Cook
THE CROWD ·
dward-wining establishment.
Loring, an erudite and
soft-spoken master of the
art.Jsbc <.1de of life, said, "In a
IMger sense. the book is a
chrorucle of Arnencan society,
wedlth, and style over the
course of eight generations."
Lonng knows best. He
rnmes lrom an aristocratic
Amencdn line. P~f his
dncestrv dates to Puritan
roots of Daniel ster.
He•was born at the dawn
of World War II, and raised
on a rcmch tn Arizona when
de!>olc1te land known as
Cc1 refree sold for a few paltry
dollars a.nacre. City folk. like
hts own clan, settled the
r{'g1on llvmg in rambling
t1dobt• houses filled wilh
NdVdJO pottery and Euro-
Jl<'t1 n ma~ler paintings thal
·hung a<>kev.• ove.r.lhe occa-
<,1one1I heirloom C hippendale
bureau .-\ little Cdrefree dust
O\ N the mahogany patina
ddcll•d loc.:il authenticity.
Surh early Westerners
tnhdh11tncr the glonous .
"outhwt-<.t tn the yet unde-
n1lopc>d nud-20th century
o!tf'n drO\·e lheu bdtUeship
Lmroln Conunenlals down
the dirt roads to town to
tetct-yrocene for lhe week.
For Lonng. hfe was stmple
c1nd b<•duhfuJ. ll was a chtld-
hood thc1t forever shaped lhe
mctn wl'O would move on to
New York. City. lhen Yale
Uruvcn.1ty (grdduatmg wilh d
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and rlnally off to Pqns.
France, to complete h1 edu-
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ArtS"m the great tradibon of
artists. architects and design-
ers of lhe century.
His passion would be
.
collect and hoard any ~bJect.
I am constantly chang:mg my
surround.mg • selling off the
old, gwmg it away, allowing
it to move on and out of my
We and into dllQlher Sltua-
uon. I am not lhe ma ter of
things. They are iust th.at,
only Uungs. Things to be
ad.mJ.red, appreoated, $lud-
1ed, and perhaps coijected.
but things 1ust they same •
-painlmg and print qialong as
a young man of 21. Loring
v.;oul d rau into the care ~oci
ety of his day, growing up as
a younger constituent along
side th~ great mid-centtiry
design talent in Europe lhe
likes of Givenchy, St. Laurent
and Dior. Naturally, his
mind's eye wouJd be colored
by lhe expcnence.
The nux of Anzona roots
and French sooety juxta-
posed Lonng's perspecllve
JUSI enough to create a
uniquely Amencan sensibili-
ty w1th respect to lhe man-
ners and maneuvers o! peo-
ple and our tune.
; Jo Ellen Qualls, vice president of Tiffany and Co.'s Costa
Odd perhap that a fndn •
who has made a career as a
student and as d credtor. col-
lector and purveyor of
"lhmgs." frorn an to arctu'-
tecture, intenor de 1gn. !ash-
100 and bne 1ewelry feels no
mortal conn.eel.Jon to those
objects of humdn desire
Mesa store, introduced the company's design director,
John Loring, at his appearance at the Westin hotel.
Loring -who for many
years followmg hls European
tour, worked (or Ardutectural
G>1gest as lhe New York
bureau chief with the mdeCatl·
gable Paige Rense. before
Joining Ttlfany cl.lld Co more
than a clecdde ago -ht1s
seen il all. culturally spectking
Espc>Cld lly with .regdfcl to
the habits, lhe td!>tes, the
tughs, and the low<, of AmN-
icd's privileged In a .,en!:>e,
Lonng i th~ nonflcl1on rnun-
terpart to !.ociet~ novc>h.,t
louls Achincloss . ·
Under the T1tfdn)' nclnw.
tus books, now n\1mlwnnq
mne - are ftJled with vol-
umes of resedrch dnd rewdl
0
lhe red! hfestvle of the nch
lhe famou.,, d0nd tht> moll\ dl·
ed Ill Amencc1n sor1~1v
Publl-.hed by Harry .
Abrams Inc . lhe latest entrv
mto the library of st) le ·
explore the design path!> of
such notables. as Elsa Peretti,
Jean Schlumberger and
Paloma Picasso Lonng dl!.o
·include the mcred.ible ,J
women such as Jaque11ne
Kennedy Onassis, Babe
Pal ey, Diana Vreeland, Car-
rie Donovan, Elizabeth Tay·
tor. Audrey H epburn dlld
Liza Minelli who ha\ e
'>howcd~ed the iewelry
dec;1qned b} the 1dlented rrl'-
dlor&. In ddd1llon. the book
P>.plorec, ~eriCdn fdmilw ...
of o:.ohal cb!:>tmcuon \,,th·
nllme~ i;uch d~ .\.,IQr. Stdn·
lord dnd Pul.Jtzc>r
:\l 0lht> \ \'e!:>tln C\ ent Lor-
lJlfJ -.hdIPd a bit of his peN>ll'
al hte-.t\'lt• l~lhng the cn)t,cl,
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"It ll> an ab olutely won-
derful plc1ce to l.tve. • contin-
ued Lonng sharmg the
tngred1ents o! tu rnaior ren-
ovdt1on of the ~>nee atlap1dat-
ed .,tructure that nobody
wanted. Purcha ed several
year'> ago e1t whpl Lonng
calls a g1vedwdy pnce. lhe
'>Cllers repedtedJy asked tum
1f he wa~ ure he wanted lo •
buy the hou!.e
·vc~. I'm sure. I wdnt the
house, r he offered ,,,lh a
ldugh. "I never lhouqhl I
could lea\ e the secuntv of m~ dpdrtment life on the edSl
side I Wd~ ven content •
Lonng mixed up th~ele
mcnh of h1 ~O-cdlled !>ecure
e'\1-.tenct:o and no\\ gwe
dinner pdrtle~ in the lonq
dnd nd'rrow dining room of
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Douglas veers from ·p8.st rbles ·in 'Wonder Boys'
• E.Dn'OR'S ~The Reel Critics
column features movie critiques
wrltt~ by community members
serving on our panel.
'Wonder Boys' just
shy of greatness
I w onder Boys,• an
interesting and
• offbeat film,
focuses on the turb\llen t
events of a single weekend
in the midlife crisis of a pot-
srnoking college professor
played by Michael Douglas.
His first oovel, written
many years earlier, became a
best-seller. But now, the
R I washed-88 . up author
CRITICS ~~~~~e
a new
novel for his editor, who has
come to Vlsit his aging pro-
tege dunng a major writers
conference at the school.
ln Ute first few minutes of
Uus fateful day, we learn that
the professor's young wife
has left hun, his lover is preg-
nant with his child, and the
suicidal student in his class
may be the next boy wonder
of American literature.
His pregnant lover is also
the married chancellor of the
university debating whether
to leave her husband for our
anti-hero. Th~ professor's
quick response to all this
pressure is to g~t stoned and
pass out during another
author's lecture. .
This reaction is revealed
to be al} ongoing .habit of the .
professor a nd the source of
his sad yet comic problems.
With this setup, farce
could be the order of the day.
But director Curtis Hanson
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brings
adult com-
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social
satire to
the.mix.
' He pre-__ ......... '-' sen ts the
J h Depk ·· Q.isheveled 0 n 0 professor's
responses
to his dilemma with wit and
understanding.
An excellent musical
score, including songs by Bob
Dylan and Neil Young, help .
accent the many aspects of
middle-aged angst apparent
in the twists and turns of this
unusual story. Tobey Maguire
turns in a solid performance
as the brooding would-be
author who seems poised to
overshadow his teacher's past
. success.
Amusing and engagmg,
the high points of •Wonder .
Boys· outweigh those spots
where conventional Holly-
wood thinking takes control
of the plot. Overall, it's a
clever diversion that m'.isses
being a great film -but not
by too much.
• JOHN DEPICO, 48, is a C9sta
Mesa resident and a senior investi· ·
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Labor of love hard
labor for viewer
M aking ·wonder
Boys" was an obvi-
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director Curtis Hanson and.
his star, Michael Douglas,
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co•11soo1 or director,,
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relate to.
The ques-
tion of how
it all trans-
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big screen
is for you
lo decide. ,
Person-
ally, I would have had more ·
· fun staying home and watch·
ing "L.A. Confidential.•
•SUSANNE PEREZ. 45, lives In
Costa Mesa and is an executive
assistant for a financial services
company.
We want you
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Rupert Everett and Madonna star In •The Next Best lblng," due tn theaten soon.
Forget the big quotations
in the paper, the star rating
system. that guy with the
thumb -tl)e Dally Pl lO! wants
to know your opinion of cur-
rent films. We're looking for
local folks to serve on oor Reel
Critics movie review panel.
but for me it felt more like
labor watching the film.
..
The word "quirky" best
describes. this movie. Grady
Thipp (Douglas) is a pot-.
smoking university professor
and author of a highly
acclaimed novel. But that
was seven years ago, and he
has been unable·to suffi-
ciently focus on bis second
novel even though he is now
·up to page 2,612.
It's not that Grady doesn 't
have other things on his
mind. O n the day his wife
lE:aves him, he learns bis
married boss/mistress is
pregnant. his aggressi_ve-edi-
tor arrives to see his book,
and his student shoots a
blind dog after it bites his
boss's ankle. And this is just
.the beginning!
It's certainly refreshing to
see Douglas in a r9 le that's
about as far removed from
his previous slick characters
as you can get. Limping
around through most Qf the
movie ~th 9.ray stubble and
his wife's pink bathrobe,
Douglas displays his gift for
droll -albeit very black -
comedy while portraying a
man wbo must finally decide
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AdaplecUrom Michael_
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Words are most e:ff ective . . CHILD'S Pl.IY
. weapon in .'Deathtrap'
By Tom Titu~ ! interpretation. Ducloux-Brink
F ~ FYI .) chooses to Jllatch her hus-ew playwrights skew r . · , ) their own profe~sion as . 'DEATHTRAP' band's volwne and intensity. ~
surgically and as elo-. · . which c:omp~es W? impor. ..~ qu~ntly as Ira Levin,ifia.ving • tantplot elem ent. , ·~ ·•
taken qn tyro authors and · • WHERE:. Trilogy Play-I Such oyer-the-top 1
theater {eviewers in "Critic's hpLse, 2930 Bristol St., ,.', shenanigans should inste,?--~/ ·
ChbiCe, • he then (after giv-Costa Mesa / · be reserved for the dep1oron
• ing birth to "Rosemary's •WHEN: Thursdays of psychic.neighbor Helga
Baby") turned his attention t hrough Saturd ays at 8 Ten Dorp, who.proviqes a
to a unique breed, the avari-p.m .. Sundays at 7 p.m. Dutch fly in the conspirators'
Cious and murderous play-through March 12 oirrtment. These are, indeed, ·
wright in ~eathtrap." • HOW MUCH: S 15 and delivered with Old World rel-
Levin Sharpened his knife S20 ish by Mina Kedar in a ·
for use ~gainst elements' of ~PHONE: (7 14) 957. show-stealing assignment.
the Broadway establishment 3347 James MdTlley Green
while con-completes the cast as •
'cocting ' '-------------' , Newell's attorn~Y _:_a role
this highly deemed ipsignilkimt enough counts. With just a few minor literate thdt it was cut frotn'the
Theater·
REVIEW -' CONRAD LAU I DAILY PILOT \.
thriller exceptions, her "Deathtrap" recent Costa Mesa Civic
rivets the audience to the about an .aging ptaywright ne\.Y. reclining seats.. Playhouse production. Green
V<hO bas run out of creative The centerpiece of any solidly enacts this fringe
Students in the Newport Harbor High School senior class rehearses for "The Time
of Your U fe," an original musical prodction.
fuel and a young writing stu-"Deathtrap" is its older play-character with force and
dent with a barn burner of wright, Sidney Bru.hl. humor.
an idea. Trouble is, it through whom Levin's caus-The tncky conflict scenes
involves murder, and every tic, bloodletting dialogue is in Act ·Two are well-handled. Oass of 2000 presents ne~ play
good writer tries out his launched with delicious pre-with the ex.ception of one
ideas before submitting .... cision. James Newell has a mvolving a crossbow· tha·t is
them, right? . finn, conlident grasp on this barely visible and'its upsh'ot
· The new Tnlogy Play-role, commanding the stage tnitiaUy difficult to ascertain.
house -or at least, new to with iroruc verbal ~irepower Othe1 weapons are neatly
the Lab Anti-1\.lall showplace tn a deliciously devastating dlspldyed on the walls, but
in Cosld Me a, formerly the performance. . those uniamtliar with the plot
domicile of the Theater Dis-Jame MuJligan, as the would never recognize this
trict -has chosen "Death-young writing student come one.
trap" as the vehicle with lb study at the feet of the Stt.ll. words remam the
1,, which to introduce itself to master, skillfully exudes both· pnmary weapons.in "D0c1th-
local audiences alter several naivete and menace when trap,· and Levin's are
L • years as the Laguna Niguel each is specifically required. ~mploy~d with skill and
Playhouse. ll's an impre::.sive He also designed the impres-authority in the Trilogy Play-
and auspicious opening shot. · sive setting, which implies a house's premiere production.
Director Alicia BuUer' -depth of focl,ls that is not
charged with the double necessarily present.
duty of rede igmng the' the-The fragility of Denise
ater itself dlld getting this Ducloux-Bnnk's chara'cter as
first shciw on the boards in Newell's phySicdlly (though
jttsl four weeks -has sue-not emotionally) weak-heart-
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In its __ new digs,-friendly N.ick's J¥za is pure heaven . .
By Kathy Mader
N ick's Pizza Rlstorante
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and TJ Maxx makes Nick's
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those who couldn't find it
before.
I am n:dlly. C'XdtP.d al>oul
the.new Nirk's for several
reasons: One is the home-
D• • made pas-
lftlft' ld, two is REV EW ~~e chic~-
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and lhrN• is the newest
menu amvmg 111 c1bout two
weeks, whith will mdudP
-more gnllPd hsh c1nd 111ec1ts.
After OU! lt!'>t llll'cll thNC.
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newest c1dcl1llo11 011 my "go
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is it.new. bul hoth its nwnu
and IOCclllon tHc> nl'W, dl1U
Nick's has l1lclllc1g<•d to lrnns-
fer au tht1l <rr<'dl. dlllhl'llllt
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As nin• c1s lhl' rl'staurc1nt
is, 11 is Nick's mc>nu thclt
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all. And after taklng a tour of
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Nick's son, Joe, is now in ·
charge o1 the restaurant and
does most of t.pe cooking and
menu development, while
original chef Nick and his
wile, Lisa, do more of the
public relations and, as I
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This is au in the family, with
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get richer and better.
We couldn't resist the
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Nick's Pizza owners Nick Fodera, center, serves up a slice to his son,
Joe, while.his wife, Usa, enjoys a glass of wine ...
ing marinara, gorgonzola,
vodktl or meat sauce,
111c very traditional dish-
es. such .as' lasagna and egg-
plant pannigiana, are here
as well for those or you who
know what you like and
don't want to mess around -
an atlllude that Nick and
family can apµreciate.
ll 1s dishes hke these. and
their µiZ7d -whkh rivals
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the best in-rown with fat
chewy crust, generous with
sauce and cheese -that put
Nick's on the map in the first
place. -. · .
We Jove to ask our friends
BJ~e and Claudia along to
restaurants because they
tend to order U1ings we
might never Ulink to order,
such as the costolette D'Ag·
nello !$17 .95), Roman-style
· grilled lamb chops brushed
w.ith a family secret glaze.
No amount of cajoling-could
ex.tract the secret, but J did
taste honey and balsamic
vinegar. Simply delicious.
My husband, B!i.ah,
ordered the scampi ($17 .95),
jumbo gulf shrimp in garlic,
caper, lemon and butter
sauce. These shrimp, six
total. were the size·of small
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apples, flavorful and c:ook ed
just right.
Nick's offers several
chicken dishes including
picalta (capers and butter)
and cacciatore ~tomatoes and
bell peppers), but the Po116 . '
alla Leonardo and Pollo al
Balsamico h ave the bragging
rights: ,
Pollo alla Leonardo, one of
their most popu.Jcir dishes.
comes with the leg and
breast bf a free-range chick-
en, oven-roasted and smoth-
ered in artichoke hearts. pro-
sciutto, mushrooms and sher-
ry wine. As if I hadn't made
it all the way to heaven, this
was accompanied by tortelli-
ni alfredo. All of the portions
were generous. and presen-
tation seemed to be a big
priority. What more could
you ask for? A lot of food
that looks good.
And as the tables are a lit-
tle.cozy, we asked the people
next to us lo share their
thoughts on their entrces.
The end result was the same
-they thoroughJy enjoyed
their dinner and were psy-
ched about their leftovers.
The only disappointment
was possibly too many good
choices. It may take me a
week or so, but I inlend lo
gel to them all.
Bottom line. the menu is
. creative and vast, with all of
yoi.tr favoritC!i and all of your
soon-to-be favorites. u jt
• sounds like I i\m gushing. I
am. If r hope tO find one jew-
el on a deserted lsland,
Nick's would be it.
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RENlaltEIRllS11111!11
Today's edition is the last
in which the Daily Pilot will
publish. lett~rs to the editor
Doily Pilot
or community commentarieS
pertaining to the March 7 election.
including those about Measure F,
the Safe and Healthy Communities
·initiative. • .
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SchOOl sfiOuld he oUt' for Stnnnier
T here are preciOlJS few tra-
ditions in this cUlture that
just shouldn't be disrupted.
Turkey on Thrulksgivil)g.
Footl?all on New Year's Day. And, of
course, Those lackadaisical, three-\,
month7long summer vacations from
school.
From the earliest beginnings of this
country's educational system, kids
have been free from the daily grind of
reading, writing and arithmetic dur-
ing June, July and August -when
the weather is much more conducive
to playing atthe t>each than.nurnber-
crunching in a stUffy classroom.
· And after nine straight months -
minus two weeks in the winter and
one in the spring -of leamihg, sum~
mer vacation is a reward for moving
up to the next grade level, not to
meation a much-needed break.
Now, the Newport-Mesa Unified
· School District i~ proposing to change
all that with an alternative school cal-
endar. •
Under this proposed calendar,
school would start in August -the
cruelest of summer months, especial-' ly without air conditioning in many
classrooms. Classes would get out at
th~ end of June. In return, winter an&
spring breaks would each be three·
weeks long.
Granted, lhe reason behind the
idea is a good one. Shorter times
between school sessions, officials
argue, will improve ed\.l~ation, partic-
ularly for those students just learning
English. .
Some educators believe that chil-4
dren lose what they have learned
during long breaks:
But what about learning loss dur-
ing the three-week vacations that
will take place right in the middle of
the science experiment or the history
book chapter'? ·
And the vacation proposed for the
spring is right when teachers are try-
ing to prepare students for important
aptitude tests -probably not the
best time for a long break.
,I! the district really wan~ to
ch<µlge the calendar, officials shoUld
consider year-round school, which, .
while still controversial, is at least a
proven method for learning retention.
The )'ear-round system has been
adopted on campuses throughout the
nation, and although there is incon-
clusive evidence of scholastic.
improvement, some· studies show stu·-
dents retain more knowledge when
they are constantly iI:i class.
The district's effort to look for new
ways-to improve education is to be
app~auded. That's an attitude that our_
students need. ·
But-we're not conVinced at this
point that tliey don't also need-that
age-old tradition of summer vacation.
·South County should share air traffic needs
AT ISSUE: Measure F, on
Tuesoay's,ballot, which Is
aimed ~t derailing the
county's El Toro airport
plans.
S hould the people of South
County not share in the
need for expanded air
transportation -a need .
brought on by the growth of
South County? The cibes of ·
Costa Mesa, Newport Beach,
Tustin, Orange, Santa Ana,
Readers
RESPOND
Hunting·
ton
Beach,
Fountain
Valley.
Orange
and yes, Irvine, will be subject-
ed to the new environmental
impact report, Plan F or G, dal·
ed December 1999.
Plan F, the least invasive,
will subject those within a five-
mile radius of John Wayne to
triple the noise and pollution.
There are 180 or more schools,
child·care or children's facilities
within a five-mile radius of
JOful Wayne. Are our children
less precious than the children
of South County? The closest
home to El Toro is six miles,
and El Toro has a 14,000-acre
buffer zone, while John YJayne
bas none. South County, we
under the flight path need your
cooperation, not your constant
barrage of opposition.
JOHN De BELLO
Newport Beach
I believe that the perfect solu-
tion to end the El Toro debate is
that if Measure F is passed and
El Toro airport is not built, the
• county shall restrict the use of
John Wayne Airport to those
that live in the areas north and
west of the city of Irvine.
This proposal would, include
the requirement to show proof
of residence in order to pur·
chase a ticket for departing
flights from John Wayne. The
400,000-plus residents or South
County would have to make
other arrangements such as
LAX. Ontario or San Diego for
their travel plans.
Tb.is plan would help allevi·
ate the pressure to expandJobn
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· -ANT•-EL ToRo
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CoM~tTTEE·:
THE LATEST IN SusTLE TELEvtS10N ScARE 1AcT1cs
Wa'f11e, as those who chose not
to have an airport in their own
backyard will riot be able to'
travel from a convenient loca-
tion. It is very sad to me that
anyone would want to squan-
der such a golden opportunity
to have a facility as convenient
and safe as El Toro would be.
JEFFREY W. WILCOX
Newport Beach
As a resident or Newport
Beach who lives under the
flight path of John Wayne Air-
port, I can surely empathize
with South County.residents.
However, Orange County is
rapidly expanding and will
continue to do so. As the coun-
ty grows, more people will
need to travel for business and
want to travel for pleasure.
and more cargo will have to
find its way into the county.
Any notion that this county
will not have to expand its air··
port capacity In the next 20
yt?ars is sborts1ghled. The El
Toro Airport plan goes a l9ng
way toward solvmg some of
these problems at far less or a
social cost than any expansion
of J ohn Wayne Airport.
Should the El Toro plan not
go through, two alternatives
have been devised for expand-
ing John Wayne Airport. An
expanded John Wayne will cre-
ate air and noise pollution in an
already crowded residential
area, it will force tlw._condem·
nation of hundreds Ofltomes
and businesses, it will negative-
ly impact the Back Bay wildlife
refuge, it will create traffic con-
gesbon on crowded surface
streets and will detrtmentally
unpact more than 250 schools
Within a five-mile radius of the
airport. There is no buffer zone
a.round John Wayne and there
U USTRATION BY ERIC HUTCHISON
never will be, unlike El Toro.
which has an 14,000-acre buffer
zone around the perimeter of
the airport.
The airport issue is regional.
and a levelheaded approach is
needed more now than ever
before. lt is simply loo eas'} to
say •not in my backyard~ and
ignore the realities that face an
ever-expanding Orange Coun-
ty. Moreover, it would be unlair
for the residents of South Coun·
ty to utilize an expanded John
Wayne Airport, while not shoul·
dering some or the burden
themselves.
At the very least, l hope that
the same ~th County resi·
dents wbo so vigorously oppose
an airport at El Toro will stand
up and oppose any exparwon
of John Wayne with the same
energy level.
JONW.GUMA
Newport Beach
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~ursdoy. March 2, 2000 AJ 1
.Measure· F .
will help ·
Ne:wpOrt, too
AT ISSUE: South County residents
are pushing for Measure F, which
would require two-thirds of
county voters to approve new
airports, jails or landfills.
S uc years after Measure F was defeat·
ed, and with an El Toro rurport oper·
ating at about half capacity, Newport
Beach residents will be in arms over the-
200 flights a day (scheduled to reach 400
in another t 4 years) departing due west
over Costa Mesa and Newport Beach.
Large aircraft are-4=eported at 3,000 teet, 24
Sounds From
THE SOUTH ·
hours a day.
Fligkts out
of John Wayne
Airport have
been scaled
back to about 5
milllon passengers a year But the result of
joint operations of the two airports is
tnpting-fhghts over-Newport .Beach. and
exten<ling flight hours over the oty to 24
hours a day. seven days a week, because
of westtx?und El Toro departures
A Newport Beach citizens comnuttee · ·
will be nard at work drafting a measure
for the fall ballot, whlch would reverse the
deosion to place an airport al El· Toro.·
. MICHAEL E. SMITH
Missi~n _Vie10
I am surpnsed by the information I
found regarding Medsure F and the future
of NewpQrt Beach and Costa.Mesa U: Mea-
sure F passes Did anyone from these
areas who oppose tlus measure read .that it
indudes expansion of exisbng airports
, (namely J<?hn Wayne)?.
Not everyb.ody in Siouth Orange County
wants lo see..Jo..nn Wayne expanded, or
the curfew!? lifted. There ~e many of us
who believe a J(\!ge commeraal ai.rpor't
anywhere in heavily populated Orange
County' ts just bad planning.
t-.Jan y of us want to work with the res1·
dents of Newport Beach ahd Costa Mesa.
to fir\d the best solution to sabsfy our &r·
port ·needs. There are alternatives. Moving
your problems to seven other cities should
not be one or them.
I personally hate the fact that tons of
pollutants are being poured into the air we
breathe from J qhn Wayne. I don't think m
te rms of •1t's not m my backyard, so who
cares.·
Measure F is not just about .stoppmg El
Toro, it's about stopping expansion of John
Wayne. I suggest reading the initiabve ful.
ly. It really was written with John Wayne
in nund.
Also, coDSlder tlus: What Lf Measure F
doem't pass?
The build.mg of El Toro is held up m the
courts for another five years. and curfews 1
are hfted. Plan~ can Oy in at all b.mes of
the rught, and the flood gates open.
Do you think voters will want to bwld
an El Toro airport when they see that John
Wayne Airport can really handle most of
/
our needs? When are we all going to wake •
up and work together to stop John
Wayne's expansion and do what's right for
everyone in this beautiful county, not just
what's m our own backyard?
EILEEN MOSKOw
Laguna Niguel
The Airline Pilots Assn. bas made its
position abundantly clear in its response to
the county's environmental study, called •
an unpact reROrt·
The north and east routes proposed by
the county am uru;afe, period. The vast
maJonty of aircraft will take off to the
west, into the prevailing winds, )Ult u
they do at John ~e. By my map, New:.
port Beach and Costs Mesa are west of El
Toro.
U El Thro is built. your cities wtll receM!
air traffic from not one, but two airpor1s.
However. El Toro WW not enjoy the trafftc
or noile restrictions cummtly in plec'9 at
Jobn Wayne. Jets will Oy over Newport
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Quote Of
1llE DAY
'1he way ~ srqiped, I dtoufit he broke his m
h ,was spooky looki1g. h scared me ... "
Larry Ziegler, Senior Tour golfer
fll/!!la ' ••
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Cliff. LIVINGSTON
Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-5744223 ~ Thursdoy, Morch 2, 2000 81
CdM. fails in .final, 7-4· ... IHGH ..
ii Santa Margatita breaks
open a defensive struggle
to win CIF Division IV title.
Jc>WphBoo
DAILY PILOT ..
BELMONT SHORE -Unseeded
Corona del Mar High's girls water
polo team did what it had to do to
slo.w down top-seeded Santa Mar-
garita .. But alas, the Eagles accepted
the snail's pace and pulled out a 7-4
vlil&ory in the CIF Southern Section
Division IV Championship Wednes-
day at Belmont Plaza in Long Beach.
The loss stopped a magical run
by the Sea Kings (20-12). CdM went
from ttie bottom of the ·sea View
League last year to win a share .. of
the Pacific Coast League title. And
the Sea Kings took a wild card
. .
Original. champ
off to surprising
s~thisyear
:•George Archer (6-foot-6)
. getting better with age (60).
Richard Dunn
DAILY PILOT
NEWP O RT
BEACH -George
Arche r, the original
Toshiba Senior Clas-
sic ch ampion, is . ..,_
playing his first year TOSHIBA
on the 60-and-over
super seniors, while maintaining
full-time status on the Senior PGA
•Tour.
But few, including Archer,
expected him to be among the top
three money leaders on the senior
tour after five events in 2000.
"I have ·no idea (why i t's such a
hot start),·· Archer said Wednesday,
Archer
· · prio.J to teeing
off in the pro-am
of 1'.he -sixth
annual Toshiba
Senior .'Classic at
Newport Beach
¢0\ultry Club.
"I did a lot of
hunting last fall
and got away
from golf, and I
was fortunate
over there in
. Hawaii (a t the
MasterCard Championship) to be a
winner."
The 6-foot-6 Archer, who said
playing 011 the Senior PGA Tour is
"like finding money in your coat
pocket,• has pocketed $258,626
already this year ... and most of the
players are just warming up.
Archer, who typically takes time
off in the summer to avoid the hot,
'llumid days on the East Coast, con-
tinued to sizzle last week at the Llq-.
uidGoll.com Invitational in Saraso-
ta, Fla., where he shot four-under-
par 68 in the first round and five-
der 67 in the second, finishing at
0-under for the tournament.
And, with 19 senior tour titles
der his belt, Atcher is seeking his
• SEE ARCHER PAGE 83
GIRLS WAT~R'.OLO
opport\ll\ity and stretched it to a
Division JV championship berth,
"I thought· it was stupid that we
were in the Wiltl Card,• CdM senior
goali~ Arin Hendrickson, who made
10 saves, said. "But. it was exciting 1
that we came this far.·
"I'm real p'°ud of them," CdM -
Coach John Vargas said. "Com-
pared to last seas9n, this ~as a big
turnaround."
While naturally disappointed,
CdM couJd not help feeling a sense
of accomplishment in making its
first championship game.
"We're really proud of every-
one,• CdM senior Hayley Hapeman
said, "but it sucks to lose .·
In his first year as the girls water
polo coach, Vargas made his i;econd
TAYA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT
C~'s Qanteile Carlson (left) look for an opening ln CIF showdown.
trip to Belmont this season. His Coro-
na del Mar boys team won the Divi-
sion n water polo championship.
For three quarte rs, Sa.J)ta Mar-
garita did not look like the same
team which went 24-6 and topped
the Division IV polls for the entire
season. CdM's defense effeetively
matle the Eagles' speed irrelevant
and slowed the game down.
CdM got on the scoreboard first
in the game's first minute when
freshman Chiistina Hewko passed
to freshman Danielle Carlson, who
SEE POLO PAGE 82
STAKES ~:
POKER -
•_It just makes sense: Listen
to the marshals and yield to
the golf course traffic laws.
Sure, it's no
doubt a
tremendous
experience Cor an
amateur golfer to
play in the
Toshiba Senior
Classic Pro-Am.
With the
course at
Newport Beach a •te-------·---. ~~ -~Cnunti:y .. Clu.b . .in.~,
almost perlect
condition
Richard Dunn
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S'EAN HIUER I DAILY PILOT
Chi Chi Rodriguez gestures to the crowd after putting out at 18.
ARNIE'S . TEE TIMES
•Big-name rookie is ready
to deliver some blows on
the Senior _PGA Tour.
Richard Dunn
DAILY P1i.or-·
NE WPOR T
BEACH -As Tom
Kite joins the · good
ol' boy network of
the Sen ior PGA •
Tour, it brings back TO.:> IBA
memories of his ear-·
ly days on the PGA Tour.
"The competition is more
intense on the regular tour,'and for
more players it is probably more
like life and death,• Kite said
Wednesday, following hiS pro-am
round in the Toshiba Senior Cassie
at Newport Beach Country P ub.
"The senior
tour is more like-
what the PGA
~our u~ed to be
like when I start-
ed in the mid-
1970s, but,· still,
the senior tour is
. a-huge business
an,d bas g rown
so much since it
sta(ted (in 1980) ..
. "Guy5 on the-
senior tour sit
around ·more in the locker· room
and shoot the breeze a lot more,
and, of course, there's no cut. You
know you're going to be out there
Saturday and Sunday. So, because
of the reduction in intensity, it's
more relaxed.• .
and the
awe -inspiring sky boxes and
hospitality tents surrounding the
fairways and greens, there's
nothing quite like 1t for an average
duffer.
But, for v.ou fortuna te amdteurs
·who are teamed with a member
of the Senior PGA Tour in the
· -two-day pro-am filled with the
shiniest bells and whistles money
can buy, l.tsten to the marshals and
obey the traffic rules while
zooming around on your golf cart .
It became serious business
Wednesday as an amateur tried to
drive his cart under the ropes.
It didn't work.
He was knocked·unconsoous at
the 12th f\ole and taken to Hoag
Hospital, which, coincidentally.
·hap1?90S to be the managing
chanty of the Toshiba Seruor
Classic.
The player reportedly suffered
laceratlons to his head. after the
rope was stretched and snapped
his head back.
· According to volunteer scorer
Dick Clark. the rope "pulled out a
(metal) stick, and that's when it
came back and hit him in the
head.• The amateur also
reportedly hit his head agaihst the
steering wheel of the golf cart.
"I've never seen a~ything ljk,e
·it,• said Larry Ziegler, the senior _
tour P.ro m the ffvesome. "The way.
it snapped. I thought he broke his
neck. It was spooky looking. It
scared me."
"It swed us all." added Clark.
who said he was surprised the
g roup wanted to continue playing
after the freak accident.
Warning to ·the amateurs: Do
not attempt to drive your goU cart
under the ropes, which are set up
along the course for this weekend's
Toshiba Classic. ·
"This rope is like nylo{l. •
volunteer marshal' John Slobom
said. "It doesn't break. It could be
like a knife. • ·
NEWPORT BEACH -,.Arnold Pahner, per·
haps the most famous player in the history of
golf, will tee off today on bole No. 1 at 12:45
p.m. in the Toshiba Senior Classic Pro-Am at
Newport Beoch CQuntry Club.
Palmer, making bis first Toshiba appearance,
will tee off ~ld1:5tbe first round at 9:.CO a.m. Ma Laa1DJ W -and I.any Nelson in the
l*llat'PD*~ur event
A :ilj i~.--
Kite, one of three marquee play-
ers in their first full season on the
senior tour, along with Lanny Wad -
ldns and Tom Watson, is still wait-
ing for his turn to hoist a champi-
onship trophy -like Wadkins did
in his debut Feb. 13 and Watson in
his second start last September.
(Watson is not playing in this
week's Toshiba Classic.)·
"Hopefully, I'll win soon, but
lbere•s nothing to be scared of -
(the expectation to win) is some-
thing I welcome,• ·he said. "It
would be nice to go out and win
your first tournament, like Lanny
did (at the ACE Group Cla.Ssic in
Naples, Fla.). But I think I'll win
fairly soon. This is only my fourth
"I saw someone earlier go under
(the rope in a cart) neat the 18th
green, and I told him not to do that.
But he just looked at me like;Jwas ·
nuts."
Unlike what the pros drive, the
goll carts used by the a.mate o
1be ?O-year-old legend, who plays a limited
ltbadule, bu 92 vie.tortes worldwide in his
~ including eight major' championships.
lkketl: (949) 515-48"0 .• . ii p SEE KITE PAGE 83
not have roofs. ·
. According to eyewitnesses, the
amateur wh o got injured was
unconscious when the paramedics
arrived.
"The stake hlt the cart and the
rope snapped him back,· Clark
said.
Toshiba Senior Classic . .,..
..
AILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK co-chairman Jake Rohrer said the
tournament's first-aid crew
. responded quickly and the ·
Newp ort Beach Fire Department
alsCI came on the.scene swiftJy.
The amateur·was consoous when
he was taken to Hoag Hospltal. .
The hospllal declined comment on
the incident.
. '
•
ll CdM swingman will
soon kiss the basketpall
goOdbye, but not before
. making his mark in sea
King athletic history.
f
IMy Feullcner
• OMV PILOT " •
I•
K evin Hansen has quieUy
played bil way into the
Corona del Mar High boys
buketbell pantheon. But, '*Ptte
a vtrtuoeo seuon, which wtll
continue In nut week's C1P
$tate playoftl, be DOW wonden
bc>w good ,_.. might have been,
bed be tended to bis talent.
• 1 klnd ol wish I bad spent ..
SEE HANSEN MGI U
. ..
The spedlK:Ular selling ol lky
boxes and hospitality tents at
Newport Beach CC includes an
interesting ambience at the 17th
hole, which features five hospitality
tents. behind the green one that is
actually bwlt over Q\e lake.
Sysco Food Selvices, Llncoln •
Mercmy 4Jld Frontier MeClical
Iha.re the m0$t unique corporate
urangement on the coune. wtth
the walk-on-water sky boa.. Tbe
Pron.tter MediCal location is situated
at the farthest point on the lake.
Accor ... .., u.cola Mlle&'
euc:uttve Bob 'IUtton, bii
company WU not allowed to UM
llMir Dgn8ge, beca\119 ol Cedilec'I
ilwoheinent wtth tbe Slllklr PGA
''lbur event. But that'• OK. 1lullcn Mid.-. .. Li oan ~ ~
•ltdlt(l>rk'el ..... ..
...... lbap.~ ....... ...
Wtlltd tD IUppOlt ~Md~ d ...... ..,. .
•
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_8_2_Th_u_r~-~~·-Mor~ch_2~,2_000 __________________ ~~·--~--~~J>()J{'f'S_;._ ____ ~------_..;..--~-------~----------Da~i~....._Pi~lot .
BACK TO BASICS
Former Costa Mesa Coach Deats venttµes across
town to try to revive Estancia baseball program.
Barry Faulkner
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -While
~1wnding most of his baseball
rareer, both as d player and a
coach, across town al Costa
Mt>stl High, Doug Deats'
developed 9 healthy re~pect
for th~ proud tradition o{
E<>tanc1ci baseball.
Now, three seasons affer
-.Le pping down a t Mesa,
Dedts has accepted the chal-
lenge or dltemptmg to restore
th<' luster Estancia ha~ lost
with d ftve-yedr abc;ence from
thC' C'IF playoffs.
Dedl'>, who took over a
Mesa program' in d similar
mdla1se in 1994 and gwded
the Mustangs to the playoffs
two of his final three seasons._
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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EoofE JOHNSON
ORANGE Co.AST ~
FOOTaALL
EAGLES GO FOR
IT AT lA MIRADA
HIGH SATURDAY
MORNING AT 10
began by shaping up the
dilapidated diamond.
"It looks as good as I've
ever seen it.• Deats said of
the Eag:• ~allpark, which
had de · ed to the point
where ' e coaches consid·
erep a road game againSt the
Eagle~ a safety risk ..
. He · also tapped directly
Into one former tradition,
reinstating the early morning
running routine initiated
decades ago by then-coach
Ken Millard.
"That's a neat tradition,•
Deats said of the conditioning ·
sessions the players
embraced without protest.
"I'm not saying it will mean
more wins, but it's a neat tra·
dition. •
Converting playing condi-
POLO
FROM 81
connected on the counter.
Hendrickson preserved
CdM's first-quarter lead
with three big saves. Both
team's defense turned the
game into a defensive dog-
fight. There were 13 com-
bined turnovers in the first
quarter.
CdM lost its lead when
Santa Margarita's Kristina
Kunkel scored on " six-on-
five with a minute left in the
first quarter.
The Eagles' defense was
tenacious, forcing 19 CdM
turnovers.
#Their hard press took us
out of our game a little bit,·
Vargas said.
CdM's defense was
equal to theJ.ask. farcing 14
turnovers . by the Eagles.
lions and a renewed
work: ethic into sue·
cess is Deats' ultimate
challenge. He'U
attempt to begin male·
ing progress with an
11-man squad which
includes five sopho-
mores.
Senior returners
mater.
~kiva, the
Ea les' biggest
po er t.p.reat, will
pitch and play first
base. The left-han·.,
der will hit in the
middle of the order,
according to Deats.
., Mueller will start
C.K. Green, David Doug Deats
Akiva and • Matt
Mueller can aid in the
transition from back-to-back
seasons of 4-21· and 3-20-1.
in center field.
• Junior Armando
Green, who will pitch ~d
play shortstop, was a second-
team All-Pacific -Coast
League selection last spring,
when he hit .366 ·with two
tiomers and nine.RBis.
·He's a great kid who is
working his butt oU, • Deats
scud of the son of lirn Green,
who resigned after two sea-
sons at the helm of his alma
• Ortiz, of whom
I>eats bas heard glowing
reports, won't join the team
until ·after Saturday's ClP
Southern Section Division fV
boys soccer title game.
HI haven't seen him yet,
but from everything I hear,
he's probably our best play-
er, H Deats said of the lhird-
year varsity veteran. H He'll
play shortstop and pitch.•
• Sophomore Jordan Hart,
whom Deats believes hf.ls out-
standing potential, could also
see some time 9n the mound.
He'll spend most of his time
in right field, but he can also
p lay first when Akiva pitches.
Junior Brent Davis will
start behind the plate, bacl(ed
up by sophomore J.pstin
Lund.
A.J . Perkins is expected to
start at third base, while fel-
low sophom,ore Cas~y Oates
i.S tl)e starting second ba5e-
rnan.
J.B. Goff, yet another
sophomore, opens with lhe
job in left field. _
Senior Anthony Rubi pro·
vides what little depth the
Eagles have.
"Right now, we have 20
kids in the whole program,
which is a little disappoint-
ing,· Deats said. :w e'U try to
field two teams.·
Deats will be assisted by
.,,4 Justin Lund So.
5 A.J. Perkins So. a Matt Mueller Sr.
9 Afmando Ortiz Jr.
10 C.K. Green Sr.
21 J.B . Goff Sp.
25 Jordan Hart So.
33 Casey Gates So.
4t' Brent Davis Jr.
42151 Anthony Rubi Sr .
44 David Akiva Sr.
Co.ch:;D?U~ Deats
1999 Costa Mesa graduates
Rob Glostei; and Chris
DeSandro, both· of whom
earned All-Newport-Mesa
District honorS at the short-
stop and second basem~
respectively, on the Mus·
tangs' CIF Division m quar-
terfinalist last spring. ·
The Eagles open Friday at
Balsa Grande (3:15 p.m.) in
the first round of the Costa
Mesa Tournament.
A (very)· tough
act to follow -
•Dan Glenn's Sailors
have some talepted
new faces to replace
the nucleus of •gg CIF
Division I champions.
Barry Faulkner
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH
This year's Newport Harbor
High boys .volleyball team
certainly isn't as experienced
or, as yet, not as cohesive as
last. year's senior-driven CrF
Southern Section Divisi00-
champions.
But Coach Dan Glenn's
14th edition may be just as
~volle~U4' ·ou1~001 w
THE SAILORS
2 Brian Gaeta
4 Billy Clayton
1 5 Kent Turner
7 Blake Tippett
8 Christian Berg-Hansen
10 Jimmy Sanders
11 Eric Perrine
12 Erik Peter~n
13 Lloyd Wri9ht
16 Adam Tomalas
35 Dustin Illingworth
· 45 Brad Cral9 •
ColKh: Dan Glenn
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
'So.
So.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
E s t d n c i a SOCCIR
li1gh's boys
-suc:ce1 tedm will duel
l31s)1op Montgomery for.
lh<' .CIF -Division IV
t)ldmpionship Saturday
morning, dt 10, dl La·
Mirt1dd High.
More. importantly: ·the Sea . . . . TAYA ICASHUM/ DAILY PllOT Kiil~s stopped ~ai:ita Ma~-· · 'coroqa def Mar's Chrlstina Hewko (left) trl~ to block
ganta from getting fast a pus trom Santa Margarita's Jamie Kroeze.
,athletic as the group th.at Players of the Year in Ty
1 went 22-l in best-of-five namblie (now a t Cal State Northridge) and nav}s NeJ-' matches a nd topped Back son (Golden West College).
·Directions: From Beach,
north of Sanga Ana Freeway
-(5) North on Beach Blvd lo
Rosecrans 1n La Mirada Left
-on Rosecrans, right on Saint
Gertrudes, left on Foster Rd.,
left on Adelfa Dr School at
13520 Adelfa Dr, east of La
Mirada Park, west of La Mira-
da Golf Course
BASKETBALL
Lions fall,
102-89
ALIJSA -Thl' MEN
\ dlHJllcml University
··1111•n'!> hc11.kcthc1Ll team had its
'>{'dc;on come lo dn Pnd with d
102-89 loc;s to host Azusa
Pc1nfic m the rir!>l round of the
Colden State AthJetic Conler-
,.~n· Toumc1 ment Wednesday
ruqh l
John Kohlhd4S led the
1•1111tll1 -.,1•cdl'd Lions (12-19) ,.,,,h ii point~. whue Dennis
Kl•dnc dclded 21 poin~ and
14 rebounds.
The Lions fe ll betund by 23
point!> «her the IU'sl hdlf c1nd
111-'<;pllP a Vilhdnt pffort, C'OU1d
nol ovcrtdk(• the lop-seeded
t '1111udr'> (:l7·4).
GSAC TOUllHAMINT
Flmrvund
AzuSA PACIFIC 102, VAHGUAllD 19
V""9'1..-d Kohlhaas 32, Keane 21,
cablay 13, Corkery~l. Burgess 4.
Curtis 4, Beeler 2.
Fouled out Co1kery
Aausa f'Klflc Oaly ;>B, Joseph 2.-.
RcJ•l>O•• 1 J, S111111l11nd 12, J&<owoy I,
l"~d4t' 6 N1d.oh .-. lle.ily 4, r .. nner 1,
Hirn .ir\~ 2 foulf'd ou1 None
H•lllllM AZUUI Pac1fl(. 61·38
VOLLEYBALL
Bucs sweep by
Palomar in 3
COSTA MESA -Brad
Evans had 14 kills to lead the
Orange Coast College men's
volleyball team to a 15-7, 15·
6, t 5-0 Orange Empire Con-.
forence wm over visiting
Puiomar Wednesday night.
Brinn Brown chJpped in
wtlh nine kills, while setter
N• k Ptaschinski added 32
us 1 !.!. for the Pirates (8-t, 2-1
ln conference). .
Th Pirates wiU go on the
road to f11ro Irvine Valley Frl·
dtt y Uf>fore their crudeJ
u1dtthup at Oolden West on
Wl·<ht lday. Both matchet
l>twn di 7 p.m.
break$. • ~1 was really worried But Santa, Margarita 'year by a.7-;4 score .. The Sea
about their counters,· Va.I-scored twice in the fil'st Kings were without senJor
gas said. "We did a good job minute of the Coµrth quarter .two-meter •yer Melind~
Df stopping that. But they to take a 5-2 lead. CdM got Tu~r in thJr game. Tucker
got three goals from the one back from.Ellen Orbe's alniost scored twice on
set." six-on-five goal. -Wednesday, but the Eagies•
Santa Margarita took the With twG nunut~ left, defense kept CdM from giv·
lead late in the second quar-CdM had a two-player ing her good entry passes.
ter with a goal by Jamie adxantM"e, but it failed lo CF DIVISIOM IV at'81•un•• "
Kroeze. In the -third quarter, score .. Sea King_ frest\man _ 5MJA M.tWMA 1, CDM 4 ..
the Eagles got a six:on-five Daniela DiGiaoomo later cut · : ·5c1or9 bJ cps ,,..,
goal, but CdM responded Santa Margarita's lead to 6-, Corona del Mar 1 O 1 2 • 4 ~dinediaHtely .~th Carlsthon 4,oalbut K
1
unkth el got her fourth ~=~ _o~:, · 7
un g ew~o across e g o e game with a Hewko 1, Orbe 1, DIGlacomo 1.
pool for the assist. Hen-minute left for the 7-4 mar· Saves . Henckldtson 10.
d:rickson stopped three six-gin. s.nt.11 ~ • Kr. Kunkel
on-live shots to keep CdM It's the second time Santa 4, Kroeze 2, F. 1.
withln a 3-2 deficit. Margarita beat CdM this Saves· Carfio I 3.
Sailo.rs double up Costa Mesa
• No. 1 singles, doubles
sweep foes for Sailors
in their season opener.
N E w i;> o R T TENNIS BEACH -• Nick
Kuhle swept in singles and
the team of Ryan Curry and
Colin Duncan swept in dou-
bles to lead Newport Harbor
High's boys tennis team to a
12-6 nonleague win over VlS-
iting Costa Mesa Wednesday.
Kuhle won, 6-1, 7-6, 6·1,
while Curry and Duncan pre-
vailed, 7-5, 6-0, 6-1.
It was the season opener
for the Sailors, while Costa
Mesa falls to 0-2.
Newport will travel to
Irvine lo take on Northwood
Wednesday at 3:15 p .m.
NONUAGUE N!WP'OM 12, Cos'TA IMuA 6
SlnglM · Kuhle (NH) def. C.
Nguyen, 6-1, def. Bernard. 7·6, def.
Solomon, 6-1; Lutfy (NH) won, 6·1,
lost 3·6, won, 6-1; Alllone (NH) ., lost. 2-6, 2-6, 3-6.
· ~ ·Curry-Duncan (NH)
def. Thlen Pham-Thlen Pham, 7·5,
def. Kazf.L. Nguyen, 6-0, dl!f. O.
Nguyen-Patel, 6-1; Vallejo-Connors
(NH) won. 6-1, lost. 6-7, won, 7-5;
Correa·Anderson (NH) lost. 2-6,
won, 7-6, 6-2. ../V
Eagles fall to Villa Park
IRVINE -Jason
Cassidy shot a 6· GOLF
over 78, for Estancia Hlgh's
boys golf team in Wednes·
day's 412-467 season-open-
ing Mnleague loss to Villa
Park at Strawberry Farms
Golf Course, par 72.
Wednesday's action was a
continuation of a nine-hole
match between the two
schools played at Mna Verde
Country Club. Tbe back nine
was played a t Strawbe~
Farms. Todd Seukkol4 tied
Callidy for top K"Ore wtth a
78 for WJ4 Park.
Montoya paces Mesa
IRVJNE -Costa GOLF
Mesa High golfer
Jeff Montoya shot 2-under 34
for nine holes Wednesday to
help the Mustangs earn a
199-238 lead balfway
through their nonleague
boys match with Calvary
Chapel.
Lou Carracso (37), Brye~
Sheridan (39), Joak:im Rising
(41) and ·Luther Mitchell (48)
rounded out the scorers for
Mesa, which will host the
Eagles Ill today's concluding
half at the Costa Mesd Golf &
Country Club.
Newport leads by 20
SANfA ANA -GOLF Daniel Kush shot a l -
over 37, to lead Newport Har-
bor High's golf tcwn to a 20-
shot lead over~
linlt half of a ~onlecigue mat~
with the Golden l lawks played
at the Santti Ana Country Club,
par36.
Kevin Olson shot a 3-over
39, whUe Scott Tippett came
ln with 8 40.
The Sailors will conclude
their match with the Hawks
on March 30 at the Western
Hills Country Club.
• CdM leads by 15
N E w P o R T GOLF
BEACH -C}uis
Franta and John Kwon each
shot a 2-ovcr 38 as Corona de.I
Mar High's boys goU team
grabbed a 15-shot lead over El
Toro Wednesday at Blg
Canyan Country Oub, par 36.
Manuel Fernandez (40),
Innes MacDonald J 44) and
Jeff Piao (45) roun out the
1rortng for the See Kings. r
CdM and the Cbargf!n
will conclude their match
March 14 at the El Thro
Marine Bue.
~or ts
BRIEFLY
Eagles fall in three
CYPRE_SS VOLLEYBALL -Mike
Reynolds had nine kills for
Estancia Higb's boys volley-
ball team in Wednesday's 15-
10, 15-2, 15-11 nonleague
loss at Cypress in both
schools' season opener.
Pirates no ma tch Jor
Cypress in '0-2 defeat
M~Ao ~ ~h~ SOFTBALL
big bats or Cypress College
came out in full · force as the
Chargers knocked off host
Orange Coast, 10-2, in
Orange Empire ConferE'nce
softball action Wcdne'>ddy.
Eriru Harding had d home
run, scored_lhree runs and
drove in tfi'fee, while Sasha
Campbell had three hits, d
run scored and an RBI for
Cypress, (8·0-1, 2-0 in confer-
ence).
Tusha Thurmond went 2
for 3 with two runs scored,
while Angella Valde~ went 1
for 2 with two RBis for the
Pirates (11·8, 0·3).
OCC wall continue Its
OEC action on Friday at
home ogalnst tmne Valley at
3p.m.
ouw .... car -•m ow.. 10. ou-CoMT 2
Cyprftl 114 011 ·10 10 2
Or.nge Coest 010 100 . 2 4 4
lOUWVN lnCt Lockwood;
Ort9 Md V•lcMz. W • ~.
l • ~· ~ -Hsdlng (C),.
'
Bay rival Corona del Mar in "He plays for the Ba,lboa
four games in last sptjng's Bay club progra.m, so he has
section title match. quite 8 bit of volleyball expe-
1 Senior Billy Clayton, an rience," Glenn said of the 6-0 All-ClF football standout who has signed with Stanford for Wright, who figures lo be the architect of the Tars' oCfense volleyball. anchors. a group · the next lhtee seasons.
for which GlE!nn bas growing· Senior Adam Tomalas, a 6-
optimism ... A -gilled leaper -with rare 1 outside hitter, will con-alhJeti~. the-6-foot-5 Clay-tribute hea~e back
ton shifts from middle.blocker row, where sophomore Greg
to outside hitter, where sets -Perrine, the starting point
will be puntped his way to guard on the basketball te~ also figures to see action,. . •, ~ake cldvantage of what ··we have 12 guys and all
Glenn tcnns ·a very live . of them will play,• . Glenn . a.rm.· He was second-team "" s v said. "It will give e.veryon~. ~o~a iew League as a some experience and help
Senior Kent Turber, a 6-1 then:i learn the game at the
opposite who. was a part-time -'Vars';{ level. yve may eventu-
starter a year ago, is the othe·r a~y gure thm~s out .and go
notable returner, but 6·4 Wlth a regular line.up.
senior Dustin Illingworth, SophOmore Bnan Gaeta,
who could earn AlJ-ClF hon-a~other foot.bcllJ player wh9
ors for his re~tly completed P ~yed v_arsaty volleybaU ~t
basketball campaign, may Ed~on High _as a f~hman, is
step into the volleyball spot-a -2 outside hitter with
light after taking last season pro~hries.tian Be H off rg· ansen, a
·• (Illinmvorth) played vol-6-4 junior, adds depth at mid-
leyball as a freshman and a die blocker, . as does 6-3
sophomore (on the junioc var-sop~omore Erik Peterson.
sity) and he's played on the J_unrny Sanders, a 5· 1 t
beach,• Glenn said. •so. it's se~~r, ro~~ out the roster.
not Uke he's just a basketball . add1Uon to All-ClP
player out here. He's another stando~ts Matt Jameson and
tremendous athlete with Ai;an Limon, as well as nam-
b U bl · · bill blie and Orange County All· un e cva e Jumpm~. a o/· Star Match MVP Ad He's a vety competitive kid all) and we're excited to have Hearlson, .who al! gradual~.
him. l le'll start at middle the Tars will be Wlthout sem~r bl k • Brendon J;lansen. Hanson s
oc er. C . 6 • . comm1tmenl to play water Brad rcug, a -2 seruor polo at Stanford next year
who Is one of three team required him to · thi members to have earned a spring swtm s
CrF Ut_le ring ~ foot~ last "It . hurts us, because
fall, will bring m_tangibl.es to (Hansen) is a good all-around
the other slartmg rruddle player,• Glenn said. "But he bl~ker s~ot . • has a great opportunity at
. Br.ad ~ a ~er, Glenn Stanford, so he reaUy had no
sa1d. He s been m . the pro-choice.•
gram and I expect him to get Glenn maintains his typi-
better and better this year.• cally challenging preleegue
Blake Tippett, a 6-3 junior, schedule, which begins Fri-
is another outside hitter, day night at Huntington
whom Glenn said has Beach and lncludes two non-
improved enough to earn a league matches with former
startmg spot. Sea View rival 'CdM.
"He's our best passer.· Irvine and Harbor, most
Glenn said. agree. are a clau above UM!
Lloyd Wright, a sophomore rest of the reviled =·
who played for the Sa~ta which includes Wood •
Margarita JV last season. Aliso Niguel and Laauna
steps ln et setter, a pdllttion Hills. 1be Tan open See \'lew ·
which has produced the last play March 28 at home
two Newport-Mesa Pl.strict again.It Irvine.
;.
-~_ily_Pil_ot ___ ., ____ ~~~----c --~SPORTS-~~~~--~~~~~~~ Thursday, Morch 2, 2000
".!tL IGftball ~ OUTLOOK I~ .
THE MUSTANGS
Kaite Chapman Sr.
Kelly Daub Sr.
Lacey Ferris Sr.
Jamie Klimkiewicz Jr.
Tess Lindsay So.
Erica Melcer Jr.
<;ara M olter Jr.
tsritney Newby Jr.
Michelle Nguyen Sr.
Laura-Ramos So.
Kary Schneider So.
Brooke Shanley Sr.
Nicole Spunaugle Sr.
Fernanda Velasco Jr.
Coach: Sharon Uhl
Now or
(maybe)
never
• Year older and wiser,
Mesa coach, and team,
feels this is their year.
Joseph Boo
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -For Cos-
ta Mesa High'~ softball team,
it is time to step up to the
plate and the team knows 1t
as Ule 2000 season apwoach-
es. The Mustangs return six
starting seniors from last.
year's team, and none of them
has experienced a CIF playoff
game. For them. this season 1s
their Last chance dnd a sense
of urgency surrounds presea-
son practices.
"This year, everybody's
pulling it together,• Costd
M esa Coach Sharon Uhl, who
coached· previously • at
Estancia, and replaced Jim
Weeks, said. "They know this
is their last chance to mdke
the play-
offs."
Thls has
led to bet-
ter prdc·
tices and
hopefuUy
for Mesa,
bett e r
r esu lt s
than ·last
year's s-20
Shanley finish.
... They're getting a lot bet-
ter.· Uhl said. ·our ass1Stant
coach said they're already a
lot better than last year. The
girls are saying they're
already better at the start of
this season than at the end· of
last year.• ·
One of. the six returning
seniors is Brooke Shanley,
who is the Mustangs: ace
pitcher. A second-team All·
Pacific Coast League and All·
Newport-Mesa District selec-
tion last year, she is also one
of the team's more powerlul
hitters.
The Mustangs' other pitch -
er is junior southpaw Tess
Lindsay. She also provides a
good left-handed bat when
needed.
The entire infield. except
the catcher, returns from last
year's team. Shortstop Kelly
D aub and third baseman
Michelle Nguyen were sec-
ond-team All-PCL and all-
district last year. Senior Kaile
Chapman is at first base and
Nicole Spunaugle is a good·
hitting second baseman .
Mesa's experience Is most
evid ent on defense, which
Uhl considers the team's
strength.
' The catcher ls junior Jamie
Klim.kiewicz, who ls also a left.
fielder . Center fielder Lacey
Penis is the linchpm of the
outfield . Ferris w as a second·
team all-league pick for Uhl
at Estancia.
The last outfield spot will
rotate between Junior FernanJ
da Velasco and sophomore
Kary Schneider. Juniors Erlca
M elcer and Britney Newby
wW also see time in the out-
field.
Sophomore Laura Ramos i
a utility playe r who can fill ut
anywhere.
Junior infielder Cara
Molter ls Mesa's futest'play-
er and bas Uhl exdted.
·we have a lot of speed,•
ahe Mid. •cara is a lefty and
really fast.•
With this collection. Uhl
feell a CIP playoff spot la not
only pollible, but probable.
All the Muatangt haw to do la
ftnilh ln the top three in the
JP.-0u, 0perlent9 and
*""mlnatlan to go to CIP are our a,..• a Mkl. ·1 rM11y
tbiDk we ca go tllli ~· •
StAN Hllllfi I DAILY PILOT
. G eorge Archer chips to the green at N o. 17 in We dnesday's Pro-Am play at the To shiba Senior C lassi c.
KITE
CONTINUED FROM 81
tournament.
"Before it's all said and
done, I'll get my blows in."
Kite, whose best finis'h
Uus )'ear came at the sea-
son-opening Royal
Caribbean <:lassie m Key
Biscayne, Fla .. where he tied
for ninth, considers the
Seruor PGA Tour "a nice Lit-
tle perk to have in your
career.•
•AL this point in my
career, it isn't llke I'm trying
to mdke anybody thi~
higher of. To~te," said the
winner of t 9 PGA Tour
titles, mcluding his biggest
tnumph at the 1992 U .S.
Open at Pebble Beach. ·
Kile, wbo turned 50 on
Dec. 9. play~d in 21 events
ARCHER
CONTINUED FROM 81
20th this week al the Tosh.I-
ba C lassic and is looking to
become the event's only
• two-tune champion.
·we don't {>lay many old
golf courses, a.pd this is' one ·
of the few,• Archer said of
Newport Beach Country
Club.' HMosl of the courses
are pew developments
where they're trying to sell
houses.
"But (playing at new -
development courses) is
something we just expect.
That's why we're playing for
more money now, and
everything is bigger and
better.·
Archer.. playing his first
season on the Georg1a-
Pacilic Super Seniors, the
"tournament within a tour ...
nament" in which there are
18 on this year's schedule,
captured the inaugural
Toshib.a Classic at M esa
Verde Country Club in 1995,
shoobng a firlal-round 64 .
At the time. Archer had
considered retiring al sea-
last yedr on lhe PGA Tour.
but.made the cut only seven
times. ·
H R~alisllcally. I haven't
played well the ldsl couple
or yedrs/ Kite said. ·Every-
body wants to wm. Tom.
Lanny and mysell have
been fortunate fi.ndnoally in
our careers and we're dll
OK, l>ut you compete for
wms. Lanny 81Wi 1 have
talRed dbout 11. It's nice hav-
ing U1e seeunty thdt you
won't nuss playing on Satur·
day or Sunday and you'll
hdve a chance to Wl1l and
you won't have that ner-
. vousness (of missing a cuq."
Kite, who said he's longer
off the tee than he was m the
1970s clnd '80s, was the PGA
Tour's leading money wm-
ner i n '1981 and 1989 and
WdS ·the first player in tour
history to ~each the $6· . $7 -
, $8-and $9-milUon mdJ'ks m
career earning~. ..
SEAN HILLER I OAA.V PILOT
Blood-spattered cart tells
sad tale for amateur goUer.
son's end because of n
degenerative hip, but that
victory changed lus mind,
and. later in '95, he won the
Cadillac NFL Golf Classic
.and decided lo undergo hip-
replaccmenl surgery .
·Tue fact that I needed d
hip replacement bothered
me, because no one had
come back and done well
(on the sernor tour)." Archer
said. ·some guys had bad
hips and never played well
again.·
Pnor to \.vmning at Me~d
Verd e CC, Archer would
take a dally dose of lndoan,
an antJ-mflammatory agent.
before teeing ofr. Then.
finally, m 1996 he under-
went light hip replacement
surgery.
Archer. who has won
three tune at the Northville
The captain of the 1997 Toshiba Senior Classic
U.S. Ryder Cup team and (HE'M'CMIT HACH ce> .
member of seven Arrierican To&H1el Friday's First Round squads. Kile became known s a.m .. Jose Maria Canizares,
as the uJ.Wnate grinder.get-Stewart Ginn. K1kuo Arai.
ting every inch out of tus game. S·lO ·Mike McCullough,
•1 don't beat the golf balb John D Morgan, Dean Overturf
the way 1 used to •. ~ he said. 8 20 Tom Shaw, Ed
H You have to t>e more cog-Dougherty, Rocky Thompson.
ruzant of your body now and ' 8 30 • Tommy Aaron,
what's hurting. Al this age, Gene Littler. Mark Hayes
you don't heal as quickly
But, recently somebody . 8 40 ·Jerry McGee,
said, "Every monung 1 wake Butch Baird, Calvin Peete
up f~ling hurt, .but I like 1t 8.50 . Dale Douglass,
bee.a use theo you know John Bland, Bob Dickson
you're not dead."' · 9 a m · Tom Wargo, Hubert · · Kite ·pl ans lo play in Green, Dave Eichelberger. •
about 22 senior tour events
this year and five Ol'Six tour-9:10 ·Gary McCord, ·
naments on the PGA Tour. John Jacobs, Dana Quigley.
Anti, it's just· a matter of 9:20 • Bob Eastwood.
time before he takes his Tom Jenkins, Bob Duval
place on the victory stand on
the seftior· four. It could even 9:30 · Lee Trevino,
be this weekepd at Newport tsao Aoki, J.C. Snead
Beach.
Long Island Classic, said
dfter wuming the inaugural
Toshiba Senior Classic
"Golf IS a crazy game ... you
do things you're not sup-
posed to do.·
Tall players · aren't sup-
posed to be any good. either.
but Archer has proved them
wrong throughout his
career, winrung 12 times on
the PGA Tour, his biggest
victory coming al the 1969
Masters.
Archer. who has bad sev-
en major surgeries in his llfe,
including his hip, left shoul-
der (1987). back ( 1979) and
left wrist (1975), was named
the senior tour's Comeback
Player of the Year in 1997
and Co-Player of the Year in
1991.
• Archer shot 68 arid ftnlsbed
tied for fifth among seruor
tour pros in Wednesday's
pro-am. Here are the top-t 0
hrushers:
Tom McGrnrus (65), Dean
Overturf (67), Dale Douglass
(67), Lanny Wadkins (67);
Tom Kite (68). Kikuo Arai
(68). Bob Charles (68), JLrD
Colbert (68), Archer, Dana
Quigley (69). John Bland
(69) and Fred. Gibson (69).
9 40 · Arnold Palmer. Lanny Wadkins. Larry Nelson
· 9:5o· Hale Irwin.
Bruce Fleisher, Jim Colbert.
10 a.m ·Chi Chi Rodng~z. Dave Stockton. Al Ge1berger
10 10 George Archer,
Allen Doyle, Jim De~t
10 20 • Da111d Graham,
Jimmy Powell, Graham Ma11h
10.30 John Mahaffey,
Walt Morgan, Fred Gibson.
10.40 ·Bob Char1es, Miiie< Barber, Don B1~
10:50 ·Larry Ziegler, Jim Ahern, Tom McGinnis.
11 a.m · Jim Albus, Leonard Thompson, Jay Sigel.
11 10 ·Joe lriman. Hugh Ba1occhl, Bruce Summerhays
11·20 ·Kermit Zartey, Tom
Kite. Jim Thorpe
11 :30 • DeWitt Weaver.
Terry Dill, Walter Zembnsk1
11 40 · Dave Hill. Harold
Henning, Orville Moody
11.50 ·Howard Twitty,
David Lundstrom, Watter Hall.
Noon • Bob Lendz1on, Steve Venato, Buu Thomas.
12.10 ·Roy Vuc1nich,
Bill Brask. Ray Carrasco.
YOUTH SPORTS
Silver All-Stars sharp ·in rmales
• Region 97 Division, 5 girls
win two of three starts to dos~
out the ir all-star campaign.
NEWPORT BEACH -The AYSO
Newport Beach Silver All-Stars
Leslie Boler scored the lone goal for
Newport Gold in Satwday's l ·0 win
over Costa M esa.
Samantha Hill, Alice Cope, ltacbael
Poster, Katherine Farmer, iacbael
Baugh, Uly Dierkes and •rtttany
Petcb-DtPtore led the offense. while
Katie Kay assisted on the goal
Ensi~ tops Lakeside. 5-2
IRVINE -ROLLER HOCKEY Ensign's club roller
hockey team mainta10ed its first-pla(:e
standings Wllh a 5-2 win over Lakeside
Tuesday night at the Gretzky Center
HANSEN ·
CONTINUED FROM 81
lnore time on baskt>lball. rather
than focusing on volleybaJI, • said
the 6-foot-4 swing man, w)'lose
ne'1 baskelbjlll gclme may be tup
last. .
Though he doesn't rehsh
leaving basketball behind, he is
eager to try to lead the Sea Klngs
to a CIF volleyball champ1onstup
lhls spnng. ttefore heddlng off to
Stanford to s~t for the Cardinal.
Pursuing the scholarship even-
tudlly offered by one of the finest
schools in the land, Hansen. an
All-ClF performer in bai.kc>tbaIJ
and volleyball as a Junior and the
starting setter d!> d sophomore on
Lhe section 01V1s10n Ill champ1on,
has devoted his off-sedSOn to club
volleyball He also spent a poruon
ol tus la!>t two <.um.mere; at the U.S
Ol'fol1lp1c Trammg Center m Col-
orddo Spnngi.: work.Ulg Wllh the
nauonal youlh tcdm His vanous
volleyball commitments have
forced tum to mis" most of th.a
CdM summer b9.sketball schedule
But. alter dVeragmg 10 8 points
p.s d Junior to help the Sea Kmgs
reach Lhe ClF Ill-A uue gdll1c he
·assumed control or lh1'l year'!> team
from the outset. .
"Early m the i.eason, 1 scored a
lot of pomt.s and people were
.lookmg to me lo mdke the shots.·
sdid Hansen, who has been only
hdppy to oblige. .
1 le's scored in double llgures in
every game he's pldyed th.ts
season and his 21 2 ppg tops the
Newport-Mesa D1stnct and ranks
among Orange County leadNi.
His 550 points this s ason,
despite missing three L>ecember
games due to illnes!., ranki.·sev-
enth in CdM smgle-sedson history
And, with 25 points in the Sea
Klngs state playoff opener. he can
move into fourth place. behind Jeff
Fryer (792 points in 1!:185-86), John
Vallely (64.0 m 1965-661 and Fryer
agam (600 in 1984-851
Hansen. who also averages a
team-tugh even rebounds,
a.massed 29 pomts, nine rebounds
and three blocked hots in a
ill·M quarterfmal v1ct0ry over
Notre Damt> of Sherman Oaks He
added 20 pomt.s, five rebounds,
three-steals c:1nd lwo ass1Sts in a
semifinal loss to Centenrual of . .
Compton to lock up Dally Ptlot
thlete of the Week honors.
The .loss to Centennial de rued
the Sea Kings their quest for a
section crown, but as one or the
final four teams m OiV1s1on Ill,
they.will represent the sectJon Ul
the state tournament, which'
begins Tuesday
Oms, for one, is happy to get
one. more shot at watching Hansen
show tus stuff
•1 don't remember a player
who has unproved as much a he
has from his 1unior year to hlS
senior year." Oms SdJd ·1 don't
think It's out of line to say he's one
of the top players Uus school h4S
ever held. There have been many
gdDles when I haven't reah7.ed he
has scored as many pornts as he
wouna up gettmg You land of
take it for granted, because be
makes it looks so smooth •
A fonner point guard on the
freshman team. Hansen spent
most of h1S juruor season on the
perunt>ter, where his outside
hooting touch was the key to tus
game Thi ~ason. however, he
bas ventured into the paint on
both Pnds of the floor. with
imprei;sive results.
had two wins and a loss in the final
weekend of AYSO Region 97 Division 5
girls all-star action.
ln game one, San Gomez had two
goals. wlule uuren DeVoy had anolh·
er in a 3-0 victory over Corona del Mar c...ady Gaynor added two assists,
while Krlttbut Hel•dMdt bod' ono
assist.
On defense, IAura Clayton, Leanne
Dickenson, Sarah Cope and Megan
Toman shut down Costa Mesa, while
Tia Sbeltlette and Gina Krotee played
olld as goalkeepers
Spencer Unk had two goals, wlule
smgle tallies were proVlded by Vlncent
Mungo, Ryu Bozarth and Cory Adler.
Colin lmley, Z.ck Boston and Jesus
Soeelo cissi!ted on Ensign's goals. w hile
g~e EWott Tbecker stopped 25 hots.·
•Wben KeVln gets hot. it's
contagious,• Oms said "He
creates a snowball effect, wtucb Is
why he's so valuable lo us. And
he's taken 1t upon hlmseU to spark
thmgs for us He ha the type of
belief m fumseU that hf' doesn't
need to feed o[f anyone. Wb n
bmes are tough. you n~ som •
one to step up and. for us. that's
been KeVl!l l think that' what
sets the peoal pldycr5 apart.•
Hansen ha!I dealt with
tncre4Sed defens1v focus, but his
repertoue of mov ' -faong the
basket or po5ting up -u wen u
Gomez scored the lone goal in New-
port's 1-0 win over . South Irvine in
game two from an assist by Ally Scbat-
dMB.
In a defensive battle, stronD_ p_ley
was turned in by Courtney Tlylor,
Clea 0'1De8e, Katy Slolda, Meggie
......,, Ala ButoD and Aay ...,....
ID th• ftna1 game, Newport fell to
Nor1h lrvtne, 2-0. Katie ....ctG played I
sttoag game bi goal eJl weekend long
for N9wpOlt BMcb.
In other oe.llioll 5 ~ adlon: • Nlw;ort Gold I, COiia W.. I -
In DtVlSion 5 boys action:
• COiia MeM l, Newport AB-Star DI·
DOI O -ln the final game of the Area Q
Tuumament, the Newport All-Star Rhi·
nos came up ahort against Costa Mesa,
1·0.
Andrew Kaban, Garrett Helter,
.1 .... Galey and NldaolM 9lletlleld
helped to shut down COlta Mesa. the ofteme was '8d by CatwtD ......
)blnlWllla. LI. D'Cna. lrtk 8-and
~ ...... while ..........
Kyle Olldw .. Gw•do Ada ad W-
• ..... '19 ~the mtdfte)d.
Am I uw WU.. and ,,_ "81w11z
MCb Md opportunitMa lo tie IM game,
but lt WM not to be.
'
Newport-Mesa wins. 37-32
NEWPORT BEACH -1100fS
The Newport·Mese ~tion.al
Junior Basketbell girls All-Net teem
defeated East Huntington Beach. 37-
32.
Kellie Plbd and DeslrM Wlbola
each Md l l points, while I 1 an"" ....
noa (e\gbt points), ._. ._. (four
'points) and S'8c:Y Melerwy (tine
polntl) rounded out the lt'Ol'tng.
~ u;.:::,:·-i .... : ... : ..
NcD ... ill
his mental toughoesa, bave helped •
tum remam coo.ustent
"I've been dou~tMJDi!d a kJt
and I've teamed how to Jet the
oftente rorne to me,· tu-Mkl.
•There ere times when I rould be
COlllldered a bell hog, but the
guys on \be teem bave been '°
unaetnsb It's been unheti8¥abae
how nu. teem ball comet~
Uua year. I rMlly didn't know ti
we'd tMlve a ttroog ...._ bul we
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ol Costa Mesa may lease Of lunds and ap-West coast Hwy .. New-Darty Piiot Mar. 2, 9, 16, doing business yet? No F'_....-.... 9 .... '---This statement was St. Laguna Niguel. CA. A.PETTTORNITIONEERY FORS proper1y lake inlO ac· I f N•m. SUltement p<>rt Beach, CA 92663 23, 2000 Th4~7 Cyntl'lla Joefl Smi1h "'u'""-_,._ llled with the ,....,...,.., 926n
count t"8 corrimen1s re· ~~~ntar een:~~ The lollowlng persons This business ls con· Fictitious Buslneae This statement was N11me Swlef'Mnt Cleft<°' Ofange c;;;ntY This butlness Is oon· ATTORNEY BAR 1:
ceived tion bu HUD (or lhe arCoae doing buslnep sa ~S> dueled by '8 ()()(J>Ofation N•me Statement filed With the County The lollowlng pertON on 02·25.2000 duaH ad by: an lndlvt ldualt d 16P7u8bnllshed Ne~" On Or&"""" ••ar-20 ' ·"~"""'· ool a"" Have you started Cle ... ..., O>ra.nge County era doing bbus""'-n u · --12 ave you s are .. .. """''.., "" · stal e); (t ) other ba$1s. Spa. 720'4w. PCH 147. Ina The .following persons on (,"z.29•2000 THE IV'V CoTIAGE, Dell Piiot ~ 6 doing business yet? No Buch-Costa esa =-1:,1 c;Zc;!.~~! established by HUD reg-Newport Beach, CA ~~rigseo::, ~:Z=-are dOlng busliless as· 20006821015 4905 Yort>a Ranch Rd., ~ r. • • 1 • Christina Ada Bryn· Dally Piiot Februmry 24,
U S D Im nl 0, ulatlons 92663 1 ti I Edo Trautwein Et.Al • 1617 Daily Pilot Mar. 2. 9, 16, Yorba Unda CA 92887 23• Th450 jollson . Mardi 2, 9, 18, 2000 · epar e AM Interested agen· Te an Hopp 7""'" w a ons, nc., Weslcllll Or., 1206. • • ri:6Lloua suet::: • -... · T .... 1 Housing and Urban De· ctes. gro.ps and per· eg • '~ Guldottl;Presldent Ne~pon Beach Ca 23. 2000 Th481 Kl1sten Mlchetle Ives, .-... Ul n-• ,,.~!"' .. .ShtatehamanCount was , .. .. velopment (HUD) to re-sons disagreeing with PCH #47, Newporl This 51atemen1 was 92660 • • Flctltl 8 1631 Orc::tlard Or., 110, Name S~t "'...., wit t ty Flctltloue Buelneae F I Beach CA 92663 Cou OU• uelne.• Placenlla. CA 9"870 TN ,---...· ,_..,..,s Ctar11 °' orar:r County lease eoerat unds un· this deotslon are lnlltted .. i"-' Hop'p, 7204 W. filed with .the nty Carolyn s. a~ .... man, Na-Sta .... ~-t "' ~ ...... ~"' ..-·-· 02 25 2 Na-SUltement de I.... HOME Invest .., """ Cle ... -• O c "' ~ ,,_ ...,,_, This business ts con• are ~ buslileu as: on • · ,,_ r '"' • to submit written com· PCH ·1•1 Newport '""' ra.nge oun., Trustee of the Paul The fol........ -·11 ..........,...,.7.. The 1o1i-.i.v. pel'IOns ment Pe11nersh1p Pro· ments for consideration BeaA .. c'"A 9 •• 2663 on 02·04·2000 Trautwein Trust, 536 Au· ...,..,ng persons ducted by: an Individual Cua Laguna Inn, D 1~ P •-v 818 ,,......~"'tX;.~11 as: gram Tille il ol the o 1 c "'' 20006818796 are doing business as: Have you started 2510 South Coast Hwy, a llol Mar 2, 9, 16. """' Cranston-Gonzalez Na· ~es~h810 tlr. 00mC:5~ This' bu~iness Is con· Dally Piiot Feb. 10, 17, ~fl., Redding, CA Ot\ Phone Productions, doing business yat7 L•guna Beach. CA 23, 000 Th454 Profess onal ~wall
Uonaf Allordable Hous· HousingandCSuommunril"' dw~fcteed by. husband and 24, Mar. 2. 2000 Th407 Raumond Trautwei'n, 620 Seaward Rd., Co-Yes. 1·99 • 92625-3932 SUPERIOR c'OURT CoSe~taloeMsesa. 239, C~ 9..,.527t .. ACI (P.L' tOt 625) ., • ' iona del Mar, CA 92625 K"sten M'-.. -1te Ives FFCC Enta~nsa us.. • "' '" ing . Development ch w I· Have you started Fletltlou• 8u1ln••a 5295 Avenlda Del Sol, " ""'"' "' OF c•UFORNIA Ronald G. Smit\, 239 for tf'le · foltow111g pro· h Id b _. Keith W. Behrens, 620 This statement was Inc .. (CA), 2 10 South .. , 1oct(s)· ten commen1s s ou F r doing business yet? Name SUltement Laguna Hills. Ca. ·92653 Seaward Rd.. Corona nted . with the ,CoUnty Coaat Hwy, Laguna COUNTY OF 2nd SI., Costa Me~.
' New Housing Con· received at 71 a r• Yes 2/16199 Tho lollowlng persons Helen Trautwein, 1830 del Mar. CA 92625 Cler11 ol Orange County Beach, CA 92627 ORANGE • CA. 92627 • •
struclton . 282·286 Del 9D2n6v2e8. Costa Mesab.,cA Te11an Hopp • ere doing bualness as: Funenon Ave .. Cos1a This business is con· on 02·25·2.000 This business Is con· 3•1 The Cl"' Ddve, This buslneas la con·
Mar' Costa Mela. CA on or 8 ore This s1a1emen1 wa~ lnvestmenlllnd.com, 380 Mesa, Ca. 92627 duct d b indl ,.. 1 d db ion '" '' diroted ...,: an Individual Ma ch 17 2000 AH Ch • e y· an Vouua 2000A20n2 ucte y: 8 corporal Post Office Box 14t11, vr (Habllal For Humanity) r • · sued filed wilh the County I.a Canada. Way, Costa This business Is con· Have you started Dallv Pilol Mar. 2, 9, 16, Have you started Orange, CA Have you started
it hes been de· =~:~~e~:?i!nd Cler11 of Orange County Mopsa, CaClllomla 9380262l7 dvctned hby. a general doing business· yet? 23, 2000 Th458 doing business yet? 92613•1511 dyolng 2b2u000stneu vat?
1erm1ned thal this aCllOn the Cllr of Co5ta Mesa on 02·25·2000 aul J aputo, a pa ners Ip Yes H-00 Yes 02 15 00 N THE MATTER OF es, '2· · will no1 conslilute an ac· win "° requeS1 the re· 20006820791 Canada-~-.Costa Have yoo started. KeHl'l 'f', Bel'lrans • Fictitious Bu•lneH FFCC.En;erpnse USA. T~E PETITION TO Ronald G. Smith
uon slgnthcanlly affect-leaseolFedoraflundsor DallyP11otMar.2,9, 16, Mosa,Callfom1a92627 doing business yet? This-stat1ment was NemeStatement Inc .. Francois Leclair. CHANGE THE NAME This 11a1ement was
ing Ille quality ol the.hu· 23 2000 Th462 This buStness Is con· Yes, 111/65 liled with the County The follOwing persons Secretary OF Parents on Behalf ol fried With Iha County
man envlroNnent. and tactk~ any adtmhelnlstrall~ Ffctitlous Business ducted by: an indtvidual Raymond Trautwein Clerk ol Orange Counl'( are doing business as, This statement was Minor Chlldran for onCle02111 ~ Ofange County c o1 • ion on pro..... Have you started Tt11s stetement was on 02·25·2000 Pillow Tech. 1012 hied with the Cou""' 0 .. ft 1 Child • .....-2000 ~~~tl~fla ~';:~ad fi''°' to Iha date sped· Name Statement doing bustnass yet? No hied with the County 2000et207M Brloso 1101, Coste Cler11 of 0ranoe CouniY N~~ c:ly rans 2000M1me
no1 to prepare an edl ~the pr.eced1ng The following persons Paul J Capuio Cler11 ol Orange County Daily Pilot Mar. 2. 9, 16, Mesa. CA 92627 on 02·25-2000 laura Ball and Nail Oallv Pilot Feb. 10, 17, Envuonmental Impact sen e · are doing business as· This s1atemen1 wn on 02·25-2000 23, 2000 Th455 Arnold Boyle. 2486 2000A20t1:s 11 cf 24. M8r. 2. 2000 TI\399 Statement under the Na-ObJeellonS may aiso a) The Eames Group, b) filed with the County 20006820n& Fairview Way, Coste DaUv Piiot Mar 2 9 16 Cruickshank on beha FICdtlOu• 8uelniH
11onal Envtronmental be repared and Eames Group.Com; 203 Clerk cf Orange Cou~ty Dally Pilot Mar 2, 9. 16, Flctitlou1 Buslneu MeTsahls' CbuA,'l~s2s6ls con· 23, 2000 . 'Th451 ;~r!ir.M, a~~~· Name Statement Polley Act 01 1969 (Pl sut>m tted in acoordance Calle Conchita. San on DZ-01•2000 23. 2000 Th448 N S'-ta t '"""
91-190). w 11 h the re q u Ired Clemente, CA 92672 20006811944 Flc1itlous Buslnesa The..nel..n.....,ng meperson" s ducted by an lndivldoal Fl.-..loue Bue'-~-~ORkDEShaRnk.To' fll~w The IOllOwtng paflON proo&dures (24 CFR 58, -MIChael Eames. 203 D p F 10 17 """'"'' Ha(' uou started ""' ,,_ _..., "8 dolnO business 85 The reason IOf such Sut>pan H), and may be Calle Conchita, San ally t 1104 ab • • • Name Statement are doing busll'less as: ' Name St.t.ement OUSE FOR CHANGE Rltewav Mort08ge Cor·
dedsron not to prepare addressed to HUD at. Clemente CA92672 Z4.Ma1. 2· 2oooTh408 The'lollowing persons a) ODYSSEY IN· dom buslnes~ yet? The followfng persons OfNAME por811on, 4111§ Campus
such a Statement are as Office . of Communtly :Jacqueline Eemes. Fictitious Bu1lneu are doing business as: TERNET, LL.C . v~n!ics22~ •re doing t>uslneu es: CASE NUMBER Or., Sta. 720. INlna, CA
lollows The proposed Planning and Develop· 203CalleConcMa,San NemeStatement SCOTT·WATERS b) ODYSSEY IN" Thi I te I Super Hero's, 114 U0109' 92612 activity WIA not have an mant, 611 w Sixth Clemente, CA 92612 The following persons DESIGN, 1589 Baker TEANET GROUP. INC . mads .~a :::neou was Adams. Suite 11 01, PETITIONER($) • R1teway, Mortgage
impae1 on hlstonc prop-Street, 10th Floor. Los This. business is con· are doing business as Stteet. Co$ta Mesa. CA 450 Newport Center Cler11 ~ 0 t Coun ntyty Huntington Beach, Ca Laura 8all and Neil Corporation, (CA), 4199
,enJes. is nol IOealed In a Angeles, CA 90017 ducted by: husband and Sliver Nit& Entenaln· 92626 Dnve, Suite 5,50, New· = . 92646 • CrulcQhaiik on bef\a" ol campus Dr., Ste. 720 special llootl hazard Obfectrons to this vn· wrfe ment, 35 Starfish eoun, ManJyn SooU·Waters. Pol1 Beach, CA 92660 on °2•25• 2000A207t~ Danlal A.nttiony Gauna James M. Crulcbhanll, Irvine. CA 92612 '
area. and no we11a1nds. denaklng on any basls Have you started Newpon Beach, Callfor· 1589 "Baller St., Costa Odvssey Internet, Dally Pilol Mar 2 9 16 Jr., 1025 N Tustin Ave., a mrnor; and Galltn R. l'hls buSln&SI Is oon· wild/scenic nvers. arm· other than thOSe Slated doing business yet? No nia 92663 Mesa, CA 92626 L.l C., (Delaware). 450 23• 2000 · 'ni459 1101, ca 92867 Cruicbhank, a minor ducted bV a porporatlon
lands, water aqullors, ebo~ Wiii not be .con-Jacquetone..Eames Jarry Garaa. 35 Startrstl This buslneh Is con· Newpon Center Dnve, This business i5 con-HAVE FILED A PET1· Have you started coa sta I a re as or sidered by HUD Michael Eames eoun, Newpon Beach, ducted by· an individual Suite 500, Newport Flctitloue Buelneea ducted by: en lndMdual TION FOR AN ORDER dolno business yet? No
endangered species wlll No objections received This statement was Caltlomla 92663 Have you started Beach, CA 92660 Heme Swtem.nt Have you started TO CHANGE NAMES Rlfew•Y Mortgage
be impacted by this pro· alter Apnl 4, 2000. will hied will\ the County This business Is oon· doing business yet? Odyssey Intern et Ttla following persons doing business yet? No FROM JAMES • Corporatron, Jell l:.
jecl(s) Complfance with be considered by HUD. Cletlt ol Orange County ducted bY,. an lndlvldual Yes, 2115100 • Group, Inc., (Delaware), are doing business 11: Daniel A. Gauna ,Jr, McPHERSON Koerber
all Clly ordinances anti Allan L. Roeder, on 02·25-2000 Have you a tarted Mal11yn Scon·Waters 450 Newport Center GO AND DO LIKEWISE, This statement was CRUICKSHANK and thil 111tement was
conditions will minimize (C•rtltylng Officer), 20006820805 dolrig business yet? This statement was Drive. Suite. 550, New-AN IMPERATIVE FROM flied wUh the County GAVIN REA filed with • the County
Impacts on lhe environ· n Fair Drive, Datly PtJot Mar. 2, 9, 16, Yes. 2·2-00 filed . with the County port Beael"I, CA 92660 THE LORD JESUS Cleft< ol Orange County CRUICKSHANK TO Clerk ol Orange County
menl In terms ol noise Co•ta MeN, 23, 2000 Th466 Jeriy Ga!Cla Cler11 of Orange County This business is oon· CHRIST, 10408 La on 02·25-2000 JAMES McPHERSON on 02-04·2000
and a 11 qua 111 Y CA 92628 Fictitious Buelnesa This stateme(ll was on 02·26·2000 ducted by: a general Cet>ra Ave.. Fountain 2000M20815 CRUICKSHANK BAlL 2000M11776 rsu~~~,=~GJh~:;:ii:~ :~~~~~~~st~'wJ:;~ Name S~tement ~':rte~:'~~~ g:~~ Daily Pilot~~~~~~ pa~~~hleGu started V~~loJa~~7: Chris· ~.~Mar. 2'~ ~~u?~~~M: BALL ~:.~~. ~ ~· •~o1~~~·~~~~~2 The~~ng~~s 00 ~~~ ~:tooo Th~~---------------------~---------~--------eratlons. t.oluctradio· 2000 • are doing business as 20006818655
aCllve materials. or an Th478 B2 GBAPHICS. 4220 OailY Pilot Feb. 10, 17, Fictitious Buslnea•
airpon clear zone. Addi· Park Newport. •305, 2 Ma Th409 Ne~ S'-teme'nt
11onanv. Ille project Is not Fictitious BuslneH Newport Beech, CA 4• r. 2• 2000 The lollOWlng persons
1 o e a 1 a d 1 n a N•me Statement 92600 Fictitious Bu•lneH ere doing business as:
predominately low·ln· The loltowtng persons Roben Leroy Boyle, N•me Statement CREATl\/EMAIL, 2025
come or mlnoroty con-are doing business as: 4220 P.ark Newport, The lollowlng persons Anaheim Ave tE. Costa
centration area Due to B'ATTlEKAT, 1280 Nawpon Beach, CA are doing business as Mesa, CA 92627
tTle new c.>nslf\JC!ion na· Bison, B912, N&Wp0f1 92660 Co~t line Imports, 728 Shannon Shea. 2025
lure o1 this act1V1ty, the Beach, CA 92660 lhtS business Is con· W 16th St . Costa Anaheim /we •E. Costa
City ol Costa Mesa Is re· Gena Hirai. 2329 Bay· ducted by an fndrvidual Mesa, Caltlorma 92627 Mesa, CA 92627
9uored to undenake 1h1s poinle Dnve. Newpott Have you started Marlf F Dastoli, 728 ThlS busoness IS con-
hnd1ng ol no significant Beacn. CA 92660 do1ng business yet? W 161h St , Costa ducted by. an 1ndfvldUal
impaCI and request for This business is con-Yes. 111/00 Mesa, Caltlom1a 92627 Have you started
release of funds dUCled by an indrvldual Roben L Boyle. This buslne11 is con· doing bustness yet? No
An Envtrorvnental Re· Have you started Tlvs statement was ducted by an lndMdual Shannon Shea
view Reoord respee11ng dOlng business yet? No hied with Iha County Have you started This statement was the sut>iect • pro,ect{I) Gene Hirai Ciel1< of Orange County dofflg busfoess yet'? No ftlod with the County
has been made by Iha ThtS statement was on 02·29•2000 Mark Daslolt c1ar11 ol Orange County
Cl1y ol Costa Mesa filed with the County 20006821109 This sta1ement was on "2·18·2000
Which cJocumenls the Cler11 of orange County Daily Piiot Mar. 2, 9, 16, filed with the County 20006820197
enwonmental review ol on 02·29·2000 23, 2000 Th476 Cler11 ol Orange County Dally Pilot Feb. 24, Mar
this protect and more 20006821113 PUBLIC NOTICE on 02-07·2000 2. 9, 16, 2000 Th435
luHy sets tor the reasons Dallf P1lo1 Mar. 2. 9, 16, NOTICE OF 20006818959 Flc1hlou1 Bu1lneu
why_ such statomen1 Is 23, 2000 Th473 AVAILABILITY OF Daily Pilot Feb 10, 17, Neme SUltement e~~ro~8m~u~t~~d,RaJ1:! Fictitious BuslneH ANNUAL REPORT 24' Mar. 2' 2000 Th410 The lollowfng persons
Record 1s on Ille and ts Neme Statement Pursuant 10 Section Fictitious BuslnHs are ~ng business as:
available for public e11· The lollowtng persons 6104(d) ol the Internal , Neme St•lement Howcaty, 28672 SH· ~mlnalion and copy are doing business as: Revenue Code, nolloe is The fo41owlng persons ve1ado Canyon Road,
upon reques1 at Costa HEALTH FIT, 129 N. hereby grven that the an· are doing buslneSI as: Callfomla 92676
Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Ouall Lane. Orange, CA nujli report !or lhe fiscal ANALOCKS, 830 Center Cathy Leigh Lascoe. Drive. Costa Mesa. CA. 92869 year ended November SI #l1, Costa Mesa, 19351 Maynard Way. Housing and Community James M. Evans, 129 3 o, 1 9 9 9 o I T ti a Cetilornla 92627 Senta Ana, Caltlom1a
Development Division, N, Quall Lane, Orange, P1emonte Foundabon, a David E Oniz Cruz. 92705
Fifth Floot. between the CA 92869 -private foundation Is 830 Center St #1 t • This business ls COil·
hours o1 e e m to 5 p m This business ts con· available al the Founds· Costa MUa, ca111ornla ducted by an individual
No further federal ducted by an Individual lion's principal ol1k:e for 92627 Have you started
erlvironrnental 1ev1ew ol Have you started inspection during regular Ana G Onlz, 830 Can· dOing business yet? No such project(s) Is doing business yet?-No business hours lrom ter St. t1 l , Costa Mesa. Cathy Leigh Lascoe
proposed to be con· James M £vans 8 a.m. to 5 pm. by any Calllom1& 92627 This statement was
ducted pnor 10 the r•· TNs &latement was ettlzen Who requests it Thll business Is con-filed With the County
quu1 ol release lor Fed· hied with the County within 180 deys after the ducted by. husband and Clar11 of Orange County Clertc °' Ora eou · -• Wiie on 02·18-2000 ereJ funds range nty date"" publteabOn Have ~u s1a11ad 200068201...., The Cly of Costa on 02·29·2000 ... The Foundauon'a pnn-.., Mesa is c:.rtilY1ng to 20006821111 eipal office Is located at: doing bus " yel? No Dailv Piiot Feb 24. Mar.
HUD lhat Allao L Daily Pilot Mar. 2, 9, 16, 1575 Placentia Avenue. ~.~Ortiz Cruz 2, 9, 16. 2000 Th436
Roeder, tn htS official ca· 23. 2000. Th474 Newport Beach, CA ,,_ statement waa FlctltlOue Bualneu
paotv aa can11ying Of· Flctltlou• Buelnn1 92663, (949) 514·9964 riled With the County Neme Statement
fleer. c:oosents to accap1 N•me Swtement The pMClpal manager ;.,1e~$1~o:;a9 Coun1y The following persons
Ille tunsdiCtion o4 Iha Tht lol.........,, parsons oJ the Foundation Is .,,,,,,....11953 are dOlng business as, Federal couna " •e. ~ .... ~.~ John E. Aschlerts. ..,,..,.,.. Zul>* Chicken Coop llon isbr anloroe are bus ss as· Published Newport ~ily Piiot Feb. lO, 17• Inc., 414 Old Newport recnnn•I Mis in rala· AM legun, l/i&ual Beaeh·Costa Mase 24• Mar 2• 2000 Th4ll ..,,...._ Merchand11fng, Design Flctltlo"• Bu1lnn• BlvclC" 9'2663Newport Beach. lion to project(•) & Consultation, 7 Canal £>ally Ptlot Marcrt 2. .... "'
environmenl•I review. Circle, Newpott Beach, ... ooo Neme S'-temenl ZUbles Ctttcken Coop
decis!Ofl making and ae· CA 921563 Th47~ The foltowing patton1 Inc , (CA). 414 Old New·
tton. and that these re· Ann Elaine Bfegun, 7 Flctltloue Buelnes• are doing bualness H . port Blvd., Nawpor1 sponslbifftiea have been Canal Circle, Newport N•me Statement M1Ste1 Angel Flowt11, 12 Beach, CA 92663 sat1sl1ed The legal el· Beach, CA 92663 The followina parlOnl CaliJ, Ne~n BeaClll, Thia business Is con.
fact of th11 ceniflc.ition Is this business Is con-are CIOing busme11 at: c~~~~a 9A1~on, 12 d~.8~. by~~~~~:~
'OCAL
ducted by: an lndlvldual LeBlarrll2 Catartog, Calls. Ne~n Beach. doing business yet? No Have you started tnc 2642 Newport dOlno bu•lneu yet? .. Callfomla 9 633 zu '" Chlek&fl Coop r Bllld., Coata Mesa, CA This bualnelS Is con· tnc.. S81Vador Jiminez, MOIJUAI• y~nn ~~g'un2000 92~1 Btarrilz Cater1ng ducted by: ao lnd1Vlduel Pr11ldent
This statement wa1 Inc (CN 2642 Newport Have you starlld This 5tatement was MCIFIC VllW flied with the County n •• .:;. ,..;.!_,_ Mesa CA doing busfness vet? No filed With the County
• ""'""''• vu:... • Janice Ashton Olel'll cf Orange Coun"' MIMORIAL MM Clertt of Orange County 92627 Ttlla 11a1emen1 wa• on 02·18·2000 ''
f1fY • Mortuary
Chapel • Crematory
3.500 PllCrftC View Or1ve Newport EIMctl 144-ITOO .........
111.L•ARAY
Mortuaty • Chapel
Cremation
110 Broedway
CostaM ...
842-9190
on 02·29·2000 This buslnt11 Is con· llled With tne County 2000M201•
2000M2t 108 dueted by: a oorpofltlon Cleft< ol ~ County Oa"' PJ"" F b 2• Me Delly PllOt Mar. 2. 9, 16, Have you 11artad 00 01•31• 1'' ""' • ... '·
23. 2000 TM75 dOlng buslne11 yet? 2000ll1127S 2. 9, 16. 2000 Th.437
F1cthl0il1 Bu1inei1 Yes. August 18, 1998 Oat!\' Pilol Feb 10, 17, Flctttloua Buatneee
Name lto9tement La Ol&mtz catering. 24, Mar. 2• 2000 Th412 Name Statement The 1o11ow1ng pertons Inc , CMsttne Bnee, The foltowlno persons
.,. dolno bullnesa u · Prelident B8C 1243 ere doing" Mlna11 u .
KIZAKr HAIR SALON, Thll • $laten'llnl wu NOTICE OF ·~ Sm8I Job Servtce. ~ =r~ 9:;~· ~"' :"~ ~ AYAUBtUTY OF ~lv~s·,:~5 G~~~ T:..0 Kluki 8Slt on 02·22· ANNUAL RETURN Grove, CA 92840
Stanford Ave Garden 2000ll~ 8iO:,rtuant(d) of 10 ~ion Eaoar E Balley, 111, Gt'OV9 CA 92841 Deity Prlol Fib 24 Mar lhl n41t'NI 1262"5 Hart>or Bl~d .
TM. buSitlNI ii con• 2. 9, 18, 2000 fh439 ~~~'c:: 1144, Garden Grove.
duded by. an lndlVldUal NOT1CE OF "'* f9tum lor the ceten-CA 9~
Heve vou 11ar1ed PUBLIC AUCTION cw yqt 1m of the ~ ~~,.:::·
l ) i '<. c H 111 l ( : a' lu: t
Notica ll ~ ~ HAZEL J, MAAG FOUN· H lhet the uuctertianed wlM OATION, e Pf!Vetl loun· eve you •t•rted
I I 1 1110 I 11 ,, >!ti 11 • ! ' c,,,,,,, Slwtn •"" Qwl111 (' AJltta fa, I .ns
Direct Cremation .. $495
Immediate Burial •. $995
U 11 et P 0 8 ll C delOn. II tmll.t1IUI the ~ ~. y;:n No AUCT10N on 03/13/00 f0und8tlon'1 prlnolpel OI· Tiiie alMemenl was
.. 11.00 ··"' ... llOl IOf lnepectlOI\ dUl'll'lg fllfd with the County AU.SPACE 8M4 HAM-~ Mineo hOln1 Cleltl ... ~ "IM""" ILTON AVE HUNT· lrom 9.00 em '° 400 "" ~"' ING TON BCH, CA p.tn ~ eny da.Nl'I ""° on 02·22• IOODlltMl4
92848 lhe r:,;1 ~ W Wlltlfll 110 Delly Ptlol ~ 24 Met. prope~ ·~, e, :::S ~ c11111 Cf 2, 9, 18, 2000 TM•a
( ''"'"""' f'IAl/trt) f'rnrnnrenr f>rusrama Av1Jabk for
Funenl S«vicft, C ion• and c..Mr1
INVENTORY TM loundlllOn'I PM' lu STEVE GRAHAM Clpel offloe II io..d II ~leue ........ ooio, HOUSEHOLD Lk¥f Cooenbe'"' • .... ..... .,..,... ITIM8 AMoc • 41'71 MKMtwur Ttte talgwlng pmonil
LAMY MllSMAN, Ct , lie. 700, ::i;: -~ ......... ~
HOUIEHOlO '-di. CA NllO of IN 1U91, A p1 tmlDMI COt:
._AT Nm«)N\' ~ ~ ()o. ~ 111 ICelmul,
1 . '001, .,_..,_ LJowd ~ lull• •·=:.Co••• ITWMI peflbar t. ftrlftC al ...... CA
IMPORTANT PUBLIC-HEARING NOTICE
Coastal Development Permit &>plication No.: 5-99-282
(City of Newport Beach) · . .
Aj>plicant: City of Newport Beach
Project Description:' Beach nourishment using up to 20,000 cubic yards
a year of suitable dredged material obtained from dock areas between th'e
bulkhead line and project line in Newport Bay.
Project Location: On beaches at 150 public street ends within Newport
Harbor and in front of bulkheads on individual properties fronting
Newport Bay, City of Newporr Beach, Orange County.
Public Hearin1Datc: Tuesday, March 14, 200!), Item No. Tu18a,
Meeting begins,at 10:00 a.m.
Hearin& Location; Carmel Mission Inn -3665 Rio Road,
City of Carmel, California (831) 624-1841.
Hearin& Procedures: This item has been scheduled for a public hearing
and vote. People wishing to testify on this matter may appear at the
hearing or may present their co ncerdPby letter to the Commission on or
before the hearing dace. Copies of all correspondence will be provided to
the Commission if received a minimum of three workjng days prior to
the public hearing. Written comments may be of any length; oral .
testimony may be limiced co 5 minutes or less for each speaker, depending
on the number wishing to be heard. ·
The Exec utive Director may recommend that the above item be moved co
the Consent Calendar if, prior ro Commission consideration of the
Consent Calendar, staff and the applicant arc in agreement with the staff
recommendation. If this item is moved co the Consent Calendar, the
Commission will either approve it with the recommended conditions
contained in the staff report or remove the item from the Consent
Calendar by a vote of three or more Commissioners. If the item is
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in the meeting originally indicated on the agenda.
No one can predict how quickly the Commission will complete agenda
items or how many will be postponed to a lacer date. The Commission
begins each session at the time listed and considers ~ch item in order,
except in extraordinary circumstances. Sraff at. the appropriate
Commission office can give you more information prior to the hearing
date. Questions regarding this item and requests for staff rcporu should
be directed to. Karl Schwing, Coastal Program Analyst, ar the South Cout
District Office in Long Beach (562) 590.:5011.
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I ~~I ....:m I wmll MUC..nm l ( ~MJTlCUll PUBLC~fl PUUmwlf MU:mlj( MUC~ J ~ ....... 112983 92660 Have you at•n•d Flctltloua lu•inMa ... by .. ldln(I) Wllllill Yes, 2+2000 Thd SUltemenl = !MMET O'NEIL AKA ..... tJde ... .,...,HI ...... •tement TillS business • llOf'-Thi bull!-. le Q)n-doing b1.wr1w ~ No N81M •tement lk p111 *'-years • O'vld W PUl'fl1)hrey filed with the County ROBERT O'NEIL Clllml9)llld to .,_, "°""'
Ttle "*-'g P9f'IOnl ducted by-a geoerlll dueled by. Umi1ec1 Lia· Amenca Horne Moftl • The tot.........,. ,..rl0n$ _.. by .. ldla(1), -· Ttu 'tatemen1 ••• Clertc ol Otange County A PETITION hes ...., tiiy It ~ 9" 0.... . .,.dOlrlt~aa. partnership *YCo · oa,ge Coo>cnllon. nc. aiedolng-~u Nam • filed ••ttl tilt County on02·11·2000 bMn ft*ed by EFRE tll Tluel .n ... pre~
8tflieglC ~ Setv· Have you 111ned Have you 1tartea MUro HldalQO, Pre&i· R & R Blok.ell, 8 Sereoa 1lle ~> _. Clertc of ~noe County 2000M18506 MAE RIVERA in the dllama •: /11't1 ~
lcM, 3150 Bristol Str"t doing bualnH1 yet? aOlng business yet? Gent and CEO Court NewllOO Beac:h, ....._ ...,_ o( e.c oo 02-08-2000 Da•ly Polo! Feb 17, 2• Supellor Court of .,_U, ~ tn.ltor •
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• CA 112626 Rlctlard H Meaney UT Turtcey LLC. Gary filed with the ~ty Debbie H Rttonllt, 8 ffYU1'I OON SHlN. D•1ly Pilol Feb 10, t7 FktltlO\ie Buelfteia Or~no;:.•· ounty o ~. T"9 -. ,,. Ct8la ArlttotYy w~ Tl'lil 111.iement Wll w Pomeroy, Managing Clertc °' ~ .. , .,,.,fWll CQQrt NewpOrt 25l6 c I t d l:w. 2.• Maf. 2. 2000 Ttl389 Nw s .. tement THE PETITI~ .... .., --Cc>r•"'IOn
4129 t 7'tl SlrMt ~. lileO With the .county Membef on 02-25-2000' Beach, CA 92Ss3 No. l. Dlw..o Bii. CA FICthlOue Bualfteie Ttie ICllOwlnQ persons requHtl th•t EFFIE ~1• 1 '!'!:;!'_!'! ~Beadl, CA 90e04 Clertc ol 0ranoe Cooney TN$ ata*'*'1 Wll 2000ll2079I This bullneu IS con· 9116' .... &•-t •-~ --... ~ ... -•· on 02 11·2000' Ii .......... h ..._ rAO.-. O ~...,. ••· 2 n 18 .-me ,.....,,.., are OOlng bUstnHS as MAE RIVERA be ....__ 11 ·=-----to ............. con-• · ""' -.. .. .. ..,....-", a "'" .... r • •· • ductecl by an lndMdual ne -bebla llOld The fOllowlng persons HAROOAU. FITNESS. :fpointed ••person· =-, ... ~--..,._~ 'CNC!ed by an tnclMdual 2000M1MM Clertc o1 Oranoe County 23. ~5 Have you 111rseo U\1-n .. dauilcd •· .... ~ l2l2l H o -· " Have ~u started Daily PllOt Feb. 17, 2•, on 02·0&-2000' Flctltioue Buei==a .. _,~buslr•u ,...,.. No ... -"':'""' · are dOlllO ...nlneA 81 ermon r • • represlntauve ro ~ CA. ........,. ... ~ " Mar 2 9 2000 n..i27 .._.._,. ,...,. ......, ,,.. , •• r AD AOClt aa tnde. t\Alarn, THE WINE GROUP TW.hn. CA 92782 adm1-•ster the e1tate T ....__ -_ _...
-"'.,... SI yetr No • • "~ •-·-N•me Statement De bMt H R1tdlie ~. tndc-. CONSULTANTS. 303 Fral)kltn S Charto1, f h'" ..._.. '"" --·•" Craig A Wong Flctltloue Bualnffe Delly Pllol Fet>. 10. 17. The lollowlng persons Tiiis statement was aoociww. kale, lealdlold Marguente IA. Corona 12121 Hermon Dr , o I e decedent. hKaM11CYofttw11tr..,
This ttaternent wea N•ll)e Statement 24, Mir 2. 2000 Th388 are doing b\Jsineu 81. filed wtth the County liliprov-• Md cov-!lei Mar, CA 92625 •Tustin. CA 92782 • ' THE PETITION adSeu °' octw com-
llled With the County The fotk>Wtng persons Flctltloue Buain..a A 11 e r g y T e • 11 n g Clerlt ot Orange County • to OllllllfHC Brian M Mahood 30~ This business ts con· r e Q u e s t s t h 8 "'°" datcnptlOI\ at tN ~ ol Ofanae County are doing bl.l11ne11 u : N•me Statement • Service. 270 Eas• 17th on 02-04·2000 ., Md •are loc.Med ll: Marguenle #A, cOrMa ducted by an 1nc1111.aua1 decedent's WILL and ~· W any~ on02-04·~11n5 Glacier• Edgo Dis· 'The ~~no person$ Street, •'195, COiia 2000..11793 •920Barfq;a Pkwy .. #A, !lei Mar, CA. 92625 I Kave you startea cod•ctls. If any, be 8lty !.nc:-iciia we
Delly Piiot Ftb. 10• 17• tributing, 110 35ttl SI. A. 818 doing bU•lilesa aa: Mesa, CA 92627 Oai'l. Piiot Feb. 10, 17, INU.:. CA 92114 Susan L Davis, 303 doing business yet? No a~rmHed to probate. cownarit QI,. ..nwcy
24,Mat 2•2000TMOO Newpo11 Beacti, CA WEIN"CO 16791 Stien c. Penca. 270 2.4, ar.2,2000Th40S Tiie bltll; aa1e 11 Marguente •A. Corona FtankltnS Charles Te WILL and arvy •Alff"°'.,,,.._. re:
92663 South PadnC, · Sunset East 17th Street #195, Flctttloue BualneH ialetllled • io. be COllllJD• "det Mar. CA 92625 This filatame111 was ood1c1ts are available ~ 11118 ~ FicthlOue luelneH .Ryan Moslty. 110 Beaeh, CA 907,2 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Name Statement llllled • die ol'l\oc of nus business ts con· ltted with ttle County for exemmallon in Of encumeir-.., to pev N.me Statement 35th St A. Newport Allan John welr1s This business 1s con· 1 • TEAM ESCROW INC.. ducted t>y· a • general Cled'. of Orange County the ftle k.ept by ttle the unpaid blWIC'e ot ttw..,.
The tollowlng' perll0()$ Beach, CA 92663 18791 South Pilcihc: 'ducted by· en indlvldual Ttie oUowlng persons 13tsl Bn>otlaar11 St.. partnt1rsh\p on Ol!-11-2000 court. note(•) MCUred by tht are dOlng tioalness 11· Ttila business Is con· Sunset Beach CA Have you started are doing business as: Garden Grove ... CA 92943 . Have you started 2000N18501 THE PETITION Died a1 lNst. '*'9. u
• Gomez mterpretJng, 930 ducteo by. an lnd1vlclual 90742 ' 001ng business yet? t Step Marketing, aatt 11w: lllllicipuc'CI sale Ooing busfness yet? No Daily Pilot Feb 17, 2•. requests euthomy to provtdad 1n suai nol4(SI
West Seventeenth SI , Have you started Aleta Marie Weins Yes 1100 24501 Tebuenca Dr · dllle ii Mardi 20. 2000 Bnan M Mahood Mar 2, 9, 2000 Tt\420 edm1nister the HllJe ldllencet. lt f/ltY, ~ c. Santa Ana, CA 92706 doing business yet? No 16791 Souttl Pacific: Shen C P11r11S MiSslOn Vie~ CA 92692 nc betll; Mle 11 This s1a1ement wos Flctltloue BualneH under the lndep1n· the t.ms ol the Otecl of
Jose M. Gomez. '1)6 Ryan Mosley sunset· Beach, CA This statem81\t was 24~~fabue1:_ Ad~, •bjeci to Calllonlil Ull.i· filed w11ti the Courity Name Statement dent ·Admtl'llstration Trust. fees. ci\erVH and
N. Via Roma, Anaheim, This statement was 90742 filed wittl the County M V..,... CA 92692 fonD <:ommrmat Code Clarll ol Orange County The ICllOwlng persons of Estatee Act. (Thia uptnMt al the TNltte
CA 92806 hied W1ttl the County ms business Is con-Clerll of o;:;ae County ~=~ ci:lrtoo Pyatt Ill Seaioll 6106.2. YES/NO on 02·08-2000 a1e dOlng business as authortty WtU allow "' the IJme ol the 1Mlal
1 Tiiis buStnen Is con· Clerll Of Orange County Oucted by. husband and on 02·29· ............... 111 ~ 15 Nopahios way. AHso y 20006t19098 TRIM 1600 w Paciltc the personal rep re· peMc•llOI\ al tNI noeic..
·ducted by: en lndNodual °" 02·18·2000 wile ,.,.,.,.... .. v •lo CA m 56 (If die sale " lllbjca Da~y PllOI Feb fo. 17. Coast 'Hwy. Newport sentauve 10 take the lOCal ~ ot the
Have you stalled 2000M2020t Have you starteo Oa1ty Ptldt ~r. 2, 9, 16, 1~1i l>uSlness 15 con· to See. 6106.2. 11w: follo'I.>-2A. Mar 2, 2000 Th390 Beach. CA 92663 many acuons with-UOfNlld blllrlCe al the doing buStnUS yet? No Dally Piiot Feb. 24, Mar doing business yet? No 23. 2000 TM70 ducted by co-panners lac ialo..-ioa -be ·Fictitious BualneH Renee Lynne11e out obtarmng court ~•1oruo11e1ndt1yttw
Jose M. Gomez 2. 9, t8. 2000 Th431 Allen J. Weins Flctltloue BuelnH• Heve you started provided.) Name Statement Catleton, 13932 Peog approval. Be tore Died al 1l'ull lf.t ~ This statement was FlctltlOue Bueln•s1 This statement was Name Statement doing bustness yet? No 'T1lt -aad addrcsa Ttie IOlloWlng persons St , W95tm1nster, CA takrng ce11111n very IMled ·c:oela. ....,,...
filed With the County Name Sta~ment lrlect with the County The lollowlng persons Anthony 81&1541 Adza ol die pcnot1 widi whom are doing buSlness as 92683 important acttons. Md WYlncit• Is
Cler11 ol Orange County The tOllowlng persons Cle11<; of Orange County are doln9 business as Thls statement was daiml OW/ be filed 11 e Etectronlcs, 2960 Air· This buSiness tS con· however, the per· "21•133.IO 9lnlftdary on 02-04·2000 are doing buSlness as on 02·11·2000 . ME LI s BE A UTY filed with the County TEAM ESCROW INC.. wav Ave Sutte A-102, ducted by· an 1ndlvldual sonel representative =~.:CS to °'*' the
2000N11715 Morns VIilao Produc· • . 200068194113 S"1.0N, 6871 western Clerll ot Orange County l:JUJ BiootllarA St.. Costa Mesa CA 92626 Have you started will be reQu1red to " #I ...,.,.. Dally Pilot Feb to, t7. lions. 1$34 Newport Daily Pilot Feb. 17. 2•. Ave . Buena Par11. CA on 2·15·2000 Garden Grove. CA 92143 Mu~tafa Al1att 31 SM· doing business yet? give nouce to inter· :::;. than IN tcUl,...t
24, Mir. 2. 2000 Til400 Blvd . Costa Mesa, CA Mar 2. 9. 2000 Tb42• 90621 20006819n4 lllld die IMI day for IUlq verpme Dr , Newport Yee. 2·9·2000 ested persons unless l'lnanceor;sa ,..'.........ion
FlctttlOue BuelneH 92627 , Fictitious BuslniH Gerardo Meza. 6581 Dally Pilot Feb 17. 2'• claimt by any cndllo1 Beach. CA 92657 Renee Lynnette they have waived ......., Vlall. ~ • Name Statement Paul Morris. 10261 N•me Statement Burnham ·Av . Buena Mar 2. 9, 2000 Th429 Aa1I be Mardi 17 2000 Thts business 1s coo· Carte)Ol'I d ~-·• t The following persons Delano 01., Cypress, CA The following persons Partt .. CA 90821 Flctttloua 9ualneH whidl b Ille bu~ day auaect by an 1ndMdua1 This statement was notice or consente Off!Qtr, 1!5"1 "Iver P11t1
are doing business as: 90630 are dol(IAf business as: Gut11enn1na M Meza. N•me s•·t.ement before tJac Uliciplsed 1&1c Have you started hied w11h Iha County to theThpropose~ DrM SUit• ?14. Sier• This business is con oc 8581 B h A .. dllt ititd ·"-· do1"" business yet? No Clerll ot 0°:88e County action.I e lndepen mento. CA ..,~, Coastllne Plumbing 220 d • l WOOD, 1630 urn am v • TM following persons n... •• rrcf·'-·-''.:;~·""""" M··u"stala Atjatt . on 02•11 • dent .admmtstrauon (111) n.-1-. DIRld: N.lc:e Lene 1110, New· UCled by: an lndMClual s. Lyon. Sama Ana, CA Buena Parll, CA 90621 . ....-.: ~--1 .., ..,.,., "' fteb 2000 ~ port Beach CA 92663 Have you &tarted 92705 Thls business is con· 11'8 dOln¥ business as CHAJUJE HYUN oos This statemen1 was 20006119503 euthoritv wilt be 111,
Kel1tl Christoptler Me~ dOln. g busfness yet? No B 111 y Dewayne ducted by husbanll an<> COAS CHALLENGE, SHIN 0.ycna> ' llted with the • Counry Daily P1101 Feb J 7, 24, Qt anted u~less an 0212A, 03.02. OMll
anson, 220 Nice Lane Paul Morris Rushing, 1415 S. "Birch wile 310EIModena,Newport . ~Beadl·Coaia Clerk of Orange County Mar 2. 9, 2000 Th421 onte1es1ed cerson No11ce ... 1 Tfus11u iale
•110. Newport Beacn. , This ata1emen1 was St. ·Santa Ana. CA Have you· started Beach. CA 92663 Mesa on 02·08·2000 Flctltloue Bualnese fttes an ob1ect1on 10 11noer ueeo 1 ~1u5t ;,,~ CA 92663 hied with the County 92707 doing·buslness yet? No Clauclla Jennings, 434 CN.559440 00.5882·1 Mar 20006119097 N•me Statemetnt the pe ttllon and. h '''-1 AP ".l..moer 93'-
Tills business Is oon· Clerll ot Orange county Aprll Joy Rushing Gerardo Meza Esther. Costa Mesa. CA l , 2000 Dally Pilot Feb 10. 17, The foliow1ng persons shows go.ad cause 0~38 . ~u .re .,, oelau I
ducted Py: an Individual on 02·18·2000 1415 S. Biren St. Sant~ ThlS statement was 92627 1-----'------1 24• Mar 2. 2000 Th39t are lloing business as whv the couri unotr • Jt>eoor ••us• oa•eo Have you started . 20006820207 Ana, CA 92707 tiled w11tl ttle County Alleen Feuerberg. 310 Fictitious Business Fictitious BualneH FIOUCJARY AUTO should no1 grant th~ "'-~Al 4 • ft/~ un11n you
dOlnO bu11ness yet? No ~a~y f~lo~~ 24~3~ This business Is con· ~e~2~-~ge Couhty te~~~ni2sr3ewport Name Statement Neme Statement CONSUL TING, 2929 auth:"~EARING •a•e •ctior ro PIOllCI 10111
KeTth Melanson · • • dUcted by· husband and 20006821115 Thi~ business 15 oon-The tooowing persons The following persons Newport Blvd , Newport • on proc.i1 .1 m~1 oesol!i 11 • This atatement was Flctltioue '8u1ineae wile • : D~ Piiot Ma 2 9 16 oucted t>y: co-partners are doing buSlness as • are Ootng business as Beacn. CA 92663 the petitton will be :>uc .c .are 1r yov n..o an
hied with the County N•me Stat•ment Have you started ). 2000 r • • · Have )'OU 1tartad Saleguaro Group Com, Jasmin's Care Home. Frangel.ai Inc, tCA). held on March 16. e10 J~·•' ,,,r o;,t In• n111.1ie oj
Cler11 ol Orange County The lollOwlng persons dt>ing business yet7 23. Th471 doing business yet? No 1565 Scenic Ave , Suite 2617 San Juan Ln 29.29 Newport Blvd , 2000 et 1 ;45 P M "'" t•'IC~t·:MJI 11• n$11<Ju
on 02-04-2000 are 00.ng business as Yes, 11 ·15·99 Flc:tltloua Buelne•• Claudia :Jennings F. Costa Mesa. CA Costa Mesa CA 92626. Newport Beach, CA in Dept. L73 loc111ed 10<i .no~ICI :cntac1 a 14..,.
200ose19717 Poling Anoe.ates. Al>nJ Joy Rushing Kame Statement This statement was 92626 Manuel G Perez 92663 at 3 4~ • 'f Clt\I '"' "lOt ee ~ llettlly §tvtn OailV Pilot Feb. 10. 17. 29752 Mellnoa Ra , This statement was Tiie lolloWlng p.ersons ltled Wllh the County Safeguard Prope'1•es, 2617 San Juan Ln , Ttlls business is con· Drive Orange CA 111a1 ::lll:ni' A.coros Re· Z•. Mar. 2. 2000 Th.403 1538, Rancho Sanfa filed wilt\ the County are doing business as c1er11 ot Orange County Inc., (CA) 1565 Scenic Costa Mesa CA 92626 ducted by a corporation 92668. ..-en rus1" 0.•ISion as
FICthlOua BualneH Margarita, CA 92688 t:1e11c ol Orange County Dlvers•tieo com· on 02·11·2000 Ave .. Sutte F Costa v.ima s Perez. 2817 Have you staned IF VOU OBJEOT "us·tt tit s.icc1S1a 1•us "-me Statement. Kim Pokng, 29752 on 02·11·20002,.,.,.,..1.,~-mun1ca11on 1221 w 20006819'91 Mesa, CA 92626 Sao Juan Ln ~sta 001ng business yet7 TO the granung of •oe c• ~t..'tO rr~w
The lollowl"" persons Mellnoa Ad . •538, O•"" ........ F.,.,.,....b 17~2•,• PCH, Ap1 430. Newport Daily Pilot Feb t7, 24, This buslll8ss IS con· Mesa CA 92626 Yes 2-1-00 • me p1hl1on, vou pwt.S...a~· ... '"' JHISC ) are c1o1ng· ~~as R a n c h o S a n t a t.ia"' 29' ~ Th425 Beacn. CA 92663 Mar 2. 9, 2000 Th423 ducted by a corporal ion Ttlls business 1s con-Fr angelica Inc : Ben should appear at the ~,US\ uacJlecJ i>1 Ol~OD-Vl····• 'Thermal Mana~-Margarita, CA 92688 r · • Lorrllne M Schwartz Fictitious BuilnH• Have you statteo ducteo by husband ano Berger, Va President hearing and state ::;.anO'I• ano G..nna
_:::.:' 105 Terra Be nils busltl8SS is coo· FtctitiOUI Bualn••• 1221 W PCH Apt 430. N•me S••tement doing business yet7 wile JlllS statemenl was your obiect1ons or ->oi!IQC1 'rm "' a-:J ,,,.t1< ' j~ CA 92820 ' auctell by an lndrvldual Na-S•·"'"'--t Newpofl Beach. CA Thue 1.,..,.;:119 persons Yes, 1999 Have you s1ar1eO llted w1lh the County file wrttten ot>iec· "ecOIOIO ;~t~5~302•i • Have J,OU startea .... ............ 92663 UUUW I Saleguard Properties ll0tng bU$1/1eU ... 17."'<> Ciel1<; ol o~ County 11ons Wllh the court ">lrlol"~· '-l> "''V '" Frank . Budly. t 2 "'--IOI,,,...."" per·-~ are...,,_"" bus•ness as 1 c Roi .. Ea '" I G p ,. 2 t "'"'~ '' Rec01-·• 1•· doinn t>u ness vet? No ""' ..,... • .,, ......,..,. This business II COil· ""'"• ' n · anu r"' Manue erez onO ·11· before the hearing. " ""'~• -•· ,,.. --... .. ndon. Newport "" I' are""'"""' "-·sr.n...ss as. W1sl"'urn1 Designs We ...... man Pres""ant Th 2-•1"•"" ~···• ·• '"• Co"ll"' "• Coas"'"•t c• 92657 Kim Poling ln~tern"'a1""1on"a"l'1 Com-ducted by an •ndtvodual 1761 ""1rv1ne ·~, ,..,.sta' ..... • ""' is statement was """"" --V ~"·-... • ., " • "' • Thi nt • H 1 d "'" ""' Thts statement was !tied wiltl tne County Dally Pilot F11b 11. 24, our appear19nce cOloe< cA Clfa"9• Coun•9,
TeAlctlerra' ee'°t1a8lf'rva1ney, 1C~ fried s wi~ll~~ ~~; puter Rentals. 2424 doi~;e bJs~~es! a~':t7 Mesa. CA 92627 filed Wllh the County Clerll o1 orange county Mar 2 9 2000 Tl'\422 may be in person or ,.. .. '011U ano p.nua/'I 10
• · Clertc of Orange County Santa Ana Ave , C/101, Yes, 1199 MICllael T Marchak. Cte11<; ol Orange County on 02-08 2000 • • by you1 a~torney. '~• ·~i.ce " Ot111111 ~·
92620 2000 Costa ~esa. CA 92627 Lorraine M Schwartz 1781 Irvine Ave Costa on 02-08·2000 • · 20006819099 Emr-N .. 13175-11 IF VOU ARE. A Etac\lol1 •o Se• t~eft\jno.it
Tiiis business Is con· on0~·18• Jeffrey Soon Wilson, Th.ts statement was Mesa.CA 92627 20006819092 Daily Pilot Feb tO 17 .NOTICBTOCUDI· CREDITOR or e •tcOloeo 't/'21t999as•fl·
ducted by' co-partners D 1 p tot ~20~°' 2424 Santa Ana A11e . c-fled th lhe c ty This 1>us1ne55 is con· t>a1ly P11o1 Feb 10. 17 24• Mar 2. 2000 Th39t OF.~.,.... contingent creditor s1rumen1 No JS.766410 o1
tiave you sta7rted 2 aiv 18 2~ Th<IJ3 10t. Costa Mesa. CA Clertc ~1 or;;g· 8 c:~"'· dueled by an individual 24, Mar. 2. 2000 Th385 Fictitious Bu'ln••• ,_........_ ... , .... ~·~c.... of the d.eceased. you sa'<I Oft•Clit Recoros W11I doing business yel No • • 1 92"2.... on 02.29.2 '' Have r,ou startell · ltl • ,...,._ -... rt t Se11 <)II 03/0912000 at Al Fl tit' B I v • Flct ou• Businea1 Nama s •·tement -.--' .. C ........ ) must 1 a your c eim Frank Buday c oua UI neaa This business 15 con· 200068 d01ng bus ness yel? No Name Statement .. ... -.-, -with the court end Ill• Main (North) Ent71nc1
This ~atemen&,:as Name Statement ouct~ by: an ind11t1duat Dally Piiot Mar. 2, 9, 16, • M!Cttael T Marchak 'Ttie fojiowing persons The fotlow1('g persons (I) NOllcc la llereby mail a copy to the to Ille County Courthouu
filed wl the nty The toltowlng persons Have you siarted 23• 2000 Th412 , Tti1s slatement was "are doin'g business 85 are Ooing bUstness es 1Jve11 10 cmtitDn of tbe personal represente· 100 Cilllt.. Ctnt.r Drivt Clertc ol Orange County are oolng bu&inesa as: doing busfnass yet? No 11 with the County KC · ENTERPRISES. wldlln named teller dW a · db h West Santa Al'I•, Ca JI on 02·04-2000 Sebits Design Serv-Jeff Wiison. ffctltloua Buelnesa Cl ol Orange County Coastal Allverlising. 22072 Islander Ava ., built sale la abowt so be trve appoint!! Y t e 9 45 AM ll t'u1>11c .11:1oon
2000ll11791 Ices. 5000 Birch, Ste Tl'lls statemen1 was Name'Statement on 02·04·2000 l565 Soentc Ave · Suite Hun11ng1on Beach. Cal made on pcnoaal property court within four •o IM ri911es1 t>IOO• 100
Daily Piloe Feb. 10. 17, 4000, Newport Beaeh, llled with the County The loltowlng persons 20006811711 F, Costa Mesa, CA 92646 llerebial\cr dacribcd. months . fr~m the c.lsn P<t1101e .i1 1ne llml' ol
2•, ~r. 2. 2000 Jh'l>3• CA 92660 Cte11<; of Orange County are doing business as Dally P11<>1 Feb 10. 17, 92626 · Cleta Molacek. 22072 (l) 'The Mil!M:(s) Uld date of f1rst issuance sa.e •r ~.Mu• "'0,..Y OI •ne '
• Flctitloue Business Gall .Stauller Set>lts. 02·25·2000 Pro·ActJVe Exerose & 2•. Mar 2, 2000 Tl:l397 Sale~uaro Properties, Islander Ave . Hunt· bllaiacsl add.ml of Ille ?I let~ers as provided ·n•leo •::;1esl .iu rign• '
Name Statemen't :.13 Bay Hiii Or., Ne'f!· • 20006820719 Rel\abilltahon Services, Flctit lou• Buelneaa t " ( ;!'). 1565 Scenic 1og1onBeach CA92648 eeller en: . ._,'Y\JNG r . 1n secuon 9.lDO of 11e .. rio '"'""1 ;on¥li•l'<I '
port Beac:h. CA 92880 Daily P110t Mar 2. 9, 16, •2175 Patttic Ave . #8·5. N•me Statement e • Suite F, CQsta Kaye MOlace~. 22072 I.LE and SONGMEE LEE. the Callfornt1 Pro· to 1no r)Q',IJ ne1<1 lly 11 u~ The lollowlng persons Tiits business iS con~ 2S. 2000 ThA6l Costa Mesa, CA 92827 Mesa. CA 92626 · lslanoer Ave , Hunt· 600 Newport Ctr Dr bate Code. The time sa.a Oeeo et TrUSI '" 1ne are doing business as d ..... _ ....... anJ .... rv ... ual Tile tclk>wlng-ciersons This business is con· 1nn1on Beach CA ....__ ., __ ..... cA·~· !cir tilt""' claims ·w111 prnnat'ly \~uat.O •fl '° "'•""""rt Bnetol. e'... ""'Ha""'veVJ OU ..... ,.a""rted Ftctltioua BusineH NanCarOI Plltto. 2175 are oonn business as. "ucted b t .. ·--...... -.. ,.,,.,.,., ... -..-· ·--..... .,.. ~ y p Ii A. •B ,. ··• .. Y a corpora IOn 92646 (~} '""c ·._....L..1 ,_ not expire before Cou~ty a.I'll Stil't "••·n ecutlve .Sutt~s; 1300 dOlng buafneu yet? No Name Statement ~tla ~:4t;. 92627· M~too luger and . As· Have you s11rted Thi$ business ts con· CU!;rrua'" of""';;"' dlkf four months from alter .mcrit.d a more
Bns101 • Str.iet NOf\h.' Gails Seblts _ 11'le lol~g persons Allee Agnes Ginter. socta1es, Inc • 205 001ng business ye1? ctucled by husbanO and cr..taiovc ol'/icc ol dK the hear1ng dale lu ., cJl$Cl'Cl80 on salG Suite tOO, Newport TillS statement war are dolnQ business as. 21201 Whi1ehorse Lane, C1mat10t1 Ave Urut 6, Yes, 1987 wile UcT la· s-*" nouced above. Oeeool Trust Th• Of01>81TY Beach. CA 92660 tiled Wittl tile County REAPtRALE COM, .., Be·-. 'CA Corona !lei Mar, C> SlteguarO Properties. Have you started ee · • c --~ YOU MAY EX· idlttss alld »IMI common
Del.Mar Properties II, Clerll.ol rnty 186 21st Street Und A 9iC!Snot?" "''"• • 92625 Inc ,· Rotano EarJe dOlng business yet? No ~ ~ ~ '"!: AMINE the Ille kept :les'9"l'IO'I. ~ ,.,. d tl'>I
LLC a Clllfomll Umitl<I on 02•18• Cosla Mesa, CA 92627 thlS business 15 'con· Milton Luger and As '(Veldlman. PreSideni Clete Molacek bey•r ·-JIN SUNO by the c°'urt. ti vou ru • ,ixooel"y ancrtllecl
Llabil11y Company. (CA), 195 Erik TaVlbr. 186 21s1 1oc111tas, Inc._ (CA). 20! This statement was Kaye Molacek im.t nJ?:io lfWA J.'JM ere 8 person interest· ..;.»'!.• -s P11<pO'leG 10 be
3151 Airway Avenue. Daily PllOt Fd 2•. Mar. S.treet. t.Jnat A. Costa ou:;ied ~Y a general Carnation Ave . unn ~ hleo w111l the County ThtS statement wu aad H:E.I! YOUNG SHIM ed in the estate vou b ._.n.,Ol' "'!" OI da
SU11e T·3, Costa Mesa. 2 9 16 2000 TM34 Mesa. CA 92627 paHa~ers 'Pyou started 9Cofi26ona25 oet Mar. C1" Clenc of Orange County filed witn the County .., ,..__ Dr • may fi1fe w11h· the ~.~ S.~1'1 ~ 9266-0 CA 92626 ' ' ' Todd Kendrict(. 19431 on 02-08·2000 Clert. of ~e County 600 , .. ewpon "'"· ·• . Tiie Jl'IClll!'<~l'llO Trustet This buslf'less 18 con· Flctltloua luelnMa Rue o. Valore 57e. Ooing business yet? TillS buSlness rs con-20006819090 00 02.08. Newpon Bed. CA 9'2660 coun a formal Re· t)sciams any .,.11, '°'
dUcted by Limned Lia· Name St.tement Fooltlill Ranch. CA YeNsa.nt/C\/2000. Plano dueled by a OOfPOr'8tlOI' Dally Pilot Feb 10. 17, 20006819100 ('l 'Ille locllioll Uld quest : for Special 4nr cieorret1MSS o1 1n.
bility Co. Tile tollowlng pert0ns 92610 Hava you started 24. Mar 2. 2000 Th385 Da•IY P•IOt Feb to 11, ,encn1 ~ of die Nouce of the frhng orooen• JdlllSI and Ol~ei
Have you started are OOlng buslneu as This business IS con· This stalament waa doing business yet7 No . Fictitious BuetneH 24, Mai 2. 2000 Th393 .-ca io be told an:: of •n. inventory and ccm"\Of' otSQ!llllOI\ J
doing business ye1? Studio '7. 160 C.n1ien-dueled by a general filed with tlie CounlV Mahon Luger and As· N•me St•tement Flctltloue Bu1lnes1 tanuaar~. fWaRs • ud appraisal of est11e .,..~ -tiown 11et1111 The le>
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Yes, 12/1199 nlat, Tuslln. CA 92780 partnerst11p Clerll ol Orenge County sooatea, Inc . Milton The cq11lpiae111. tnde-. assets or of any la! .mo..n1 o1 tne 11noaid
Del Mar Propertles II, Jell Salmi, 14901 Have you starteo on 02-04·2~18795 Lu~r • Prtstdent are dot1~":,"!f:r::'s Name Statement ~oodwill, teMe. ~ petition or accouot oa1ar" o1 ·111 obitO•''°"
llC, a Clhtornla Limited Newport Ave.. 138, doing business yet? No Dail~P•lot Feb 10• 17, is 'tatemenct was North County Plumbm3, Ttie lollowlng persons llllpl'Vllcme•. covCNlll 11 provided m sec· ucurl'O !>\' ·~e ixootn• •o
L'•billty "'--pany C.118 Tustin CA 92780 Todd Kendncit llted •Ith the aunt~ are Clotng bustnetS as -IO -of u t1'on 1250 ol the ~·~~a •no 11--ie M ~etand":"'~ner&tMan· ThlS'bus1nesalscon-Er1kTaytor 24, ar 2.2000TtlA06 Clerllol~ngaCoun~ 629 TenninalWa~,t1 ' VISUAL XPLANA ·;;ru1n~-~M: Cahtorn1a Probate ~;::.;i;o •cosis·-,~~ll
ager ducted by. an tndlviduat This statement was Flctltloua BualneH on 02-04·2000 ~ta~~· ~hi 2~27 TIONS, 2340 Santa Ana 600 ~n Ctr. ~.. Code. A Request for ~no »1•nt:'5 at int'""" rJ
Tiiis statement was Have you started flied with the COUnty Name Statement . 20006811790 31 28~1on St. New;Orl Ave .• Unii •A2, Costa Newport Beadl. CA 92660 Special Nottce form 1ne """'' ;J110IQlo011 01 'llt
Hied with ttle County Oolng business yet? Clertc Of Orange COUnty Tiie lollOwing persons Dally P11o21 F2e000b. ITOh,31987, Beach, CA 92f163 • MSeeasna.PCaAtrtc9k2602'70onnell (6) 'The ~ -is available t1om the ~Si3otlrc.9•12 40°' ~~ ,~
Clenc ol Orange County Yes, 2-8·00 on 02·25·2000 24. Mar · T .. ls b"slness s ,.,..,.. • ued .... Ille .cllr:r as dMll court clerk • n ,.,...,'°" 0
on 02•11•2000 Jett Salmi 20006820797 are doing bU&1ness as. " w 1 ...,.,. 2340 Santa Ana Ave . ~ is· SURF CITY A-f · a~~ 1ne ltu51H wib ae
20006819509 This statement was Oaltv P1iot Mar 2, 9, t 6, C.rtilied Mtdical BUI· FarttW N-. ~ Oucted by: an lnlllvlduat •A2., Costa Mesa, CA SQUEEZE· ~;:::.!,.cw to1 J ·un•ers ~~
Daily Pfk>t Feb 17, 2•. tiled with the County 23, 2000 Th463 ing, 23412 Pacific Parll, NOTICE TOcaEDJ· Have ' you started 92827 (7) nc ~ ..._~ ... ;_ cuW1Yon u 1ate01 na1oona1
Mar. 2, 9, 2000 Th428 Cieri\ ot Orange County Flctltloue Bual"••• ~.6·56Allso Vtejo. CA TOSS doing busiriess ye17 Tllts business is con· dlle of tbe be~ -~ t-.i~~ J cntc• crawn oY a 02 22 2000 " ""' Of J1t1LK SAI.E Yes, 611fl990 ducted by an Individual M·-'-,,... 2000 _ ... _ "---•la!e 0t lt0era1 c:itOll ul\tOn FINctitlouSa Bualne•t• on • • 2000l820s.1 Name StMement Joan Grano•ziO. 23412 • rocc Ser. ,1115) Gerald W Solll. Jr Have you started ,::~ of .. u, cAl..!F<i.NiA Attorney end or a cnec~ cr1W1 by a s1'1t am. tatemen Dally Pilot Feb. 24 Mar. The totlowlng persms Pacific Part<, 2G, Ahso N011CE IS HEREBY This statement was doing business yel'I No :·~~CUTI'"' rr""OW ~ et Lew OI tt.-al •·h•"95 and loal\ The lollOwlng persons 2 9 18 2000 Th43B are doing butlness as: VHIJO. CA 92656 GIVEN ._ • belt .,. la filed with the County sean Patnck 0 ·0onnen """" ... ~... 3866 E. Le tt.ime ~ssoc loon ~·1119s l$!i0-
are doing busineU IS' ' ' ' Amei1ca Home Mort· Ttlls bUSK1ess is con· Clertc of Orange County This statement was SFERVIW~~.d~·: C2110 A-•• 1103 C•<ltlOn 0t .a•·"9' bat\o Cle•n Go11 · Partners. Flctltloua Buelneea gage Corpor'8tion, Inc • ouc:ted by an indtvidual .ix-IO be -*· on 02·08·2000 Med with the County ooc11 .,.,. .. LA res-Aneheim CA 9Z807 ~' tc1 on Sec1>011 ~101 ~
461 Sanll Ana Avenue, Name St.t9ment 17881 Be" Circle. UM Have you Slerlad . 1\e -.(ti u4 2000681909' Clerlo. ol ~e County C.CllU. CA 9l 21'6, E.lcrcw; 02/24. 02125, 03/02 •111 i; Nnc1at Coot l 'ICI
Newpof1 Beach, Clht The tollowtng persons A. Huntington Beach. doing business yet? No bu1-addre. al tac Dally Pilot Feb 10. 17. on 02·08· No 1377,·ll. l!lcrow ilulh0n1t0 to do ~
fn663 are doing buslneu as: CA 921M7 Joen G111ndlli0 eellr:r ii/are: WOON 2•. Mar 2. 2000 Tll387 20006819101 omcer Heidi Oil. · "' t~ "''!• 1n Ille IYl'll
Richerd H Meaney, Urt>entecll Turkey llC. America Home Mof\· nus statement was YONO CHANG. '920 Fictitious Bu•lneaa Deity P110t Feb 10 17 (I) C\l.lilm -Y NOTICE ~ lWJIT&'S renotf ci•• fl'iall cu.'I s '61 Santi Ml Avenue, 3300 Irvine Avl , Suite Qlll9 Corpolatior., tnc.. l11ed With the County Benucl Phy., I A. uw s•----t 2• Mar 2 2000 Th393 ft.led "'1111 S-• . ·7·' SN..E PP'C .....-. S't~ ll«telltd 1~e TrU51ff '"'IY Newpon Beach, Callf 225. Newport BMch. CA (WA). •rtO UnlverSlty Clerlt ol ()renge County lrvla, CA mt4 ,_,,.. ._,........ .a-c Loan lk 31CICD-...,~!IOIOlll• m-ol lhlt
!)2663 92660 Way NE 1100. Seal\le. on 02·15-2000 DtMa& t.1-. •· Tile following persons Flctttlou1 BualneH t9> nc ._ ci.. OiilfW-: K.P. ~And T•11$1•' De«! wr .. '""°' Ctlns1ine Badlus. 461 UT Turtc.ey LLC (CA), WA !18106 20006819775 BARRANCA CUANERS are doing bus<ness u N•me St•1ement flliq cWaa ia Maldl 17, ~ A 1'wWW YOU bec:O'N e>aoillllll 10 lllt Santa Ana Avenue, 3300 lrvlne Ave , ~ This business Is con· Daisy Pllol Feb 17, 2•. All ~r ....._ Aeroc:omp, 18312 Santa The loll()iMng persons lOOO Aid .. cePNJL.'r ~ payee .,, enOllrSff a 1 Newpott Beach, Celd. 225, Ne Bnctt, CA dUcted by a 001J>0111hon Mar 2. 9, 2000 Th•28 --<•) ud addreal(eel Belinda Ctrcle .. Fountain are doong btss•ness as (lOl 1llil S.lt Sele • A ~ °' TftUST mall9f ol t'IQN Slid Sllll Valley, CA 92708 Jama Archttects •19 111bjccs 10 Sea.. 6106 2 °"1ED ..... ~ w bt ""61 ~ wMowl
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Clrcle, F""""lllin Valley, Sulla 203 Costa Mesa, cial Cok lO MJlllCITl ... ~.press OI ~ regarcang _,. CA 92627 Diie fdlrwy u . 2000 rMOFifd 'f, -• t1be poc$111S10n 01 encvn C~9:7~SS IS con· James J Barney. 345 Tnafclft'I. JIN SU ~ :T~ =-:. tnneft to Ulitly IN WI•
ducted...,. an tndM<lual •L-3. Co$ta Mesa. f A l:IM. JUNG HWA mf . .,,.. ,._ °' THE ~ 18Ned bf VJ 92627 HEE YOUNG SHIM --~·-.... ~ ..., OeeCI lld'tlllCes Have you stuted This bu11ner.s is ccn· ..........,_ lkd-C-~ °' n4I ~ tn.tUllClll Miii '"'81"111 aolng bus1neu yet? duQecl by an lndtVldull ·--,,....·Ma.a ~ ~ ¥eU, pro..odad lntrltll 9!1CI 11'18
Y91, 01J0l/2000 Have you ata t ted Cl'IW9011 IJn). ll Mar YOU IHOUU> CXINl*:'T l.ll"CIM ~ beletlCll o1
JOMpll A.. C.talano doing bustneu yet? 21 lOOO A ~ ~ ~ tht Nolt s«utld by salCI This statement wa VH, 11 •10:99 • .. ...,.....~ .--......,.. o..o -~ "'*"' tf'lelton
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Chlrll ol Orange County This slate~nt was NOTICE OF lie d et. o.td cl ~ tees d llll)IS ano tx
on 02-08·2000 filed wr1h ttie County recorcted --• penses Cl( the Trust .. ll!'ld
2000Mtt105 Clerll ol Orange County PEllJION TO tnllNIW'l ~~ ofthfll11S1scr .. .abwsaid
Oallv P11o1 Feb. tO, 17, on 02-oe.2000 ADM .. ISTER ~ -~ .. -Deed al Tr\111 Ololld:
2•;M.1 2. 2000 Th395 2000A1tOl4 ESTAT£ 'Of: courcy t11. c.-0211~ ~ Rec FICihiOus BUelnesa Dally Piiot Feb to, 17. ROllERT E. ~ ~ ....... ~ "* ltMeMtl ., ad Heme s...m.nt 24, Mar 2, 2000 TM13 O'NEIL MA --c:r;;; TIUSMt Tlt1191 a..._,
Thi lolloWlng f)eflOf'IS FICittlOua Bualn..a IK>9lllT 88ET = "":=.. cMdl, ·~ W.,_ Awelll# 110!5
.,.. dolno buSNU IS Heme Statement 0 ..... MA OI • c:c. .... "' • ~ (1~.~ RIM anti Shine L L.C • The lollowtng perllONI AOWC I 0111a. ad...., ........ .., T/Wfltf f Slit '-"" ~~1~· l!Wlt. CA a.re ooong t>usineu as CASE NO. ...._ •au Cl 1 ·" '· • .,. 1816'660-5931 w SM ,
RI S Foster EQuipment. A2009t7 ""' • • II. fl! • .._,.u -catlO&tcom H and hlne, 1410 C St AAclrew, To all heir• _......., ~ ~ M $ 0. MM l L.C • 120 Alrnadof, Santa AN, CA 92705 ' • die ....._ 11t .. ~ Alawda ~
IMne, CA 112614 Ed•ard T. Foster, beneficien". oredl· -cl Q19 • ,.. r~ °"' C.tM ?/IF ... ~ ~L'-~ ~ 1410 c St Andntw tore. cont1noent ........ _ _,_.,. ll2' 3122000 =.-eoVT ,,.,,_, ....-Senta Anl, CA ~706 credltorw. eftCI pet• ....,.... ...., .r ..
.,...,, Tiiis buMltll ii con· ION Who mey Otftef• ~ -c """ Have you •farted dueled by an tndt\lldull WIH be int1fffted in ,... ... -•
dO!nQ t>usJneu yen Have you 1ta1ted the wtll or Mtat•t ot .. c..r C9ld 1 • rum ·--............. v-:i.~, ... ~d Shine. ~~~? No ~~~hflL~:fr~"~ :..C::.. C: C::
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BMW 321 IA 197 CADILLAC Concourt 199
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Two lone firish. ~hr. 4x4
ABS, cnrome wheels, co
J300578) $2t!M5
COAST CADILLAC
1.e00-79-COAST
DRAIN SVC VAN Fully equi~ '92 Aerostar 1n ex t cond $5000/obo
T.OOLS and ALLI
714<!01-3423
FORD TAURUS '95
Low 46K miles V6 \\hlle
non-smoller. 5QU9aky clean' (32S3t5) $7.988
NABERS
(714)54()..9100
GMC Ertended Clb '97
Sl.E. alloys. bedltne!. ed.
'pwr • sealflwirlllOcks hh,
CNCSe, 5 7 VB (~ $19.995 COA T CADILLAC
1-800-79-COAST
• JAGUAR XJ& L '97 SEDAN 4D
$35,995 97-4888
BAUER JAGUAR ~
714-953-4800
JAGUAR XJi ( 197
SEDAN 40
S35,9ll5 97~934
BAUER JAGUAR
714·95~800
JAGUAR XJ6 L 197
SEDAN 40
JAGuAR XJS COUPE '95
$26.995 95~928
BAUER JAGUAR
714-953-4800
JAGUAR XJ6 L '97
• SEDAN 4D •
536.995 97-4902
BAUER JAGUAfl
714.953-4900
JAGUAR XJ6 '97
· SEDAN 40
$35,995 ~N937 BAUER JAGUAR
714-953-'800
JAGUAR XJ& '97
• SEDAN 4D
$35,995 97-4163 .,------.....;,.·, -------...
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SEDAM 4D $36,995 117-4161
BAUER JAGUAR 714.953.qoo
Jeep CherokM LattdO '89
6cyl. auto Ale t~ pwr, 111>.
pw ps arn-tm ca. lint. alloys
$4500 obo 714440-1037.
.. LANO ROVER 195. V.a
Wht&'T an IOI, 4 whl dnve, 2 · moon 1oots. tul pwr, 1mmac1
$17 .soo 949-494-4 t 20
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NISSAN MAXIMA '99
OLDSMOBILE ALERO '99
Casslcd, pwr seal/y.'lnoo~
locks, 2 4 LTR TWln Cam.
pow rental
TOYOTA AVALON X(S.'96 • SEDAN 40
$21,995 t6-4925
BAUER JAGUAR
714-853-4800 (40VN242) 512 878
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Ol.OSlitOBlLE Au.-ora 99 good P5 pb lo.IC Sl9reO Liiv. cl\rome wtlls. cass.co S750 Obo 949-631-!1852
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(109960) $25 ~7 Nept...ne 8-le 6Sk mo
CO"'ST CADILLAC ocetlenl cond111on 1.S00-79-COAST Sti SOO 949 856·9903 • $36,995 ' 97~918 BAUER JAGUAR
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low m1, xlnl lr ansportatlOl'I
$3000 pp 94M4W546
Moonrool. aloys. ed. deck wing, powet sea1i;1W1nt
locks. preVIOUS rental
(210201) ·$19,995 SELL Youn usi.:;u VEIIJCLE
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'95 FORD TAURUS
Low 46K miles,. V6, white, .non-smoker, squeaky deonl (325315)
'90 CADILLAC SEVILLE
Midnight blue, low miles, lthr, xlnt condl (811575)
'91 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD
Frost beige, ton lthr, xlnt cond., rare model! (22695n
'95 CADILLAC SEVIW STS
Polo green, ton lthr, 290 H.P. Nonhstar, CD & morel (824595)
'99 BUICK CENTURY
low 5930 miles, beige, mint cond., bol or worr. (426312)
'98 CADILLAC CATERA
I.ow Jk miles, red, lthr, & morel (1908251
'99 OLDSMOBILE INTRIGUE GLS
Only 930 miles! CD, moonroof, alloys, bal. of won-. 137~)
'97 CADILLAC ELDORADO
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AFFORDABLE
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SALE PRICE 500. 2 7 f ·1.only4289,
2000 Escalade 2000 Seville STS
$46,875.00 List Price
$4.880.00 Nabers Discount LEASE FOR
$41,995.00 SALE PRICE
LEASE FOR
545
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• taJC for 36 month lease. SS000.00 cash down or trade equity, plus Inception lees • $67 45. 75. + tax tor 36 month lease $4950.00 cash down or trade equity.
plus inception fees .. $7092.86.' 1 only 4213.
·Or Purchase For Only S 41,99500 . Or Purchase For Only S 4 7 ,800
The · 2000 Alero Sedan
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So SECURITY DEPOSIT So 1ST PAYMENT
l~ASE FOR s339/MO LEASE FOR $199 MO
• ID IOt 36 monlha. CloMd Ind .... CCI IClllfMd CtlA $49eO Clown ..S sandll-cl d!M-
oft R&sidllll $18, 172 To'311 ol PIY"** $ 11 ,865 • 11X. 1 -70858
•96e t !al tot 36 llOlllllf ao.I end ..... CCI~ Clldll Toal drlw-olf $1,75914
Raid.a S9,61HO Tallll ol ~ $7.Jll.2.ll +Ill 1 -303457
· Or Purchase For Only S2 Or Purchase For Only :.15.t941
'97 CADILLAC CONCOURS
295 H.P. Northstar, low miles, Seo Mist, lthr & morel (212804) S24,988
'96 CADILLAC SMLLE STS · S 88
low miles, 290 H.P. Northstar, CD, Alloys & morel (80391 0) 2 4 t 9
'99 OLDSMOBILE BRAVADA S . 88
Only 5A20 miles! White, lthr, moonroof, CD, bol. of worr. (723936) 2 4 t 9
'97 CADILLAC SEVIW S 6 88
I.ow 21 k miles, Dk. cherry, leather,.V-8 Northstar, bol. of worr. (817 466) . 2 t 9
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'98 CADILLAC ElDORADO . . · S 6 88
Low miles, V8 NorthSlor, green, many extras, bot. of worr. (6127 40) . 2 t 9
'99 CADILLAC DEVIW S I:.. 88 Low~htw llhr. ve Nor1hsa, w. ~~ .. ..,, ~ 1ao265n 2 J.9! 9
'99 CADll.LAC CONCOURS · S 88
Wfwe. pearf, low '520 mills, 300 H.P. Norhlar, bal. of worr., immac.I (735' 18) 3 5 t 9
I.ow 38k miles, while pearl, ton lthr, wper clean, bot. of worr. (602339)
s7,988
58;988
5.8,988
516,988
518,988
~21,988
s23,988
s24,988 '2000 CADILLAC SEVILU S 88 Cashmere beige, low 8800 mil., C.0., alloys, bal. of woo., pm. rental! ( 1 "5~9) 3 7 t 9
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