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Home My WebLink About2001-03-21 - Orange Coast Pilotr . . . SERVlt'J._G Ttf_E ~WPORT -MESA CON\lv\UNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 , 2001 . continuing blackouts cause nU,iSances •Accidents resulting from inoperative traffic signals and police spread thin are a sign of things to com~. "We barel y get five minutes n otice. We're pretty much in the dnver'> who drove through dead lights. sd1d Costd Mesa Police Lt Dale Birney The hrst crdsh, wh1¢1 occurred on Fa1rv1ew near the San Diego Freeway bridge dl about 11 :30 a.m., "resulted in moderdl(• injunes to one of the drivers and possibly d pd'>'>enger. • he said. Dealing with the darkness Deepa Bhar ath DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Rolling blackouts Tuesday morninq CdU'>ed two traffic dC'C1clenl'> m•c1r Fd1rview Road, authont1es '><11cl . There were, however, no '><'n- ous inJunes in either acc1d<•nt The bldckouts lhdt lct'>l<'cl roughly between 10:30 c1.m <1nct dark h ere till something actually happens." Lt. Ron Smith Costa Mesa Police Department 12.30 p.m. in severc1l dfcds off FdlJ'View Roc1d and nec1r South COc1st Plazc1 also shut off lrdfhc lights in' some mc1ior mter":>ec- llons. Both dcciclents WN<' c-c1uwct by The other occurred at the intersection . ol Fairview dncl South C'Od'>l Dnve, where a vehi- cle crossing South Coast Drivc> was struck by t1 cdr lrdvelmg on FalfView. OnC' pNson sufferc•d rrunor IOJUn<~'> in thdt crash, Bir- ney sdtd. SEE BLACKOUT PAGE 4 •Now that Southern California blackouts are a reality, residents and businesses are coming up with preparedness plans. Deepa Bhar ath and Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA -On Tues- day morning. Bruce Gd!lich read DON lf,. H .; v Trip Montgomery, left, visits Edward Pinon, 10, al home and talks with the boy's mother, Rosalia, about h er son's school performance. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT A s the sun set. Cd!iting long shadow!> c1cross the second-story apartment, 10-year- old Edward Pmon's two worlds met A pitcher of lemonade c1nd a couple of glasses on the kitchen table separated Edward's hrth- grade teacher. Trip Montgomery, and his parents. Uke the children of mcUly Latino families, Edward lives split between two cultures -home and school. ' Rarel y do the two ever truly meet. It was to bridge gaps and open Imes of communication among teachers, parents and students - like those opened at the Pmons' gtwo worlds ~ Westside parents, teachers push for continued tun ding for home visit program, which state Senate committee will vote on today kltchen table -that the state th.ls year began the teacher home visit program that brought Montgomery lo Edward's apartment "Teachers, through this home visit, can see us and how these children live with their families, and in this way they can under- stand a little," said Rosalia Pinon, Edward's mother. •And in this way. teachers can learn about and understand my reactJons to some Uungs in school because school is one culture and home is another And so thdt there aren't secrets between teachers and parents • Local leaders of the the Orange County Congregation Community OrgaruzaUon, a grass-roots com- munity group, fought last spnng to bring the program.to five Westside schools In the Newport-Mesa Unilled School District: Pomona, Rea, Wilson and Whtttler elemen- tary schools and TeWmkle Middle School. Nm' lh('Y dre hqhtinq lo 1-.f'('P lh<• proqrc1m\ fundinq from lwmq cut from next yea1·~ ~l<1tt• h11dcw1 Tlw Nell-Soto grant proqrc1m, which provide!> each !-.Chonl w11h $25,000 lor the teachPr honw v1.,- 1ts, ~designed to aid studc>nb <1c c1- dem1cc1 lly and to 1m1uovt• relat1onc; between tedc-he>r'> and parents ThP qrc1nt pc1ys for trc1in1ng and provides .,upends for thow tec1ch- en, makmg the v1s1ts. '>did Almc1 Vergc1ra. c1 commuruty orgam7N for the group. Vergc1rc1 joined memhN., ol organizations m three other coun- lles Tuesday m holding a pres conference that they hoped would demonstrate the commumty up- SEE BRIDGE PAGE 4 Getting into the swing of the Nabisco Championship AIR M y golf game has been strug- gling a bit lately. My friends might be heard saymg, •Johnson, you hit it Wee a gul • On Tue day, that would have been a compliment You see, I'm playing in the 30U\ anniversary Nabisco Championship Pro4 Am (for· mcrly known as the Dinah Shore) m Rancho Mirage. Our tee time came early -6:50 a.m. to be exact. That mccint a 5: 15 wake-up call. Ouchi One didn't have to look too fa.r down the official pairing sheet to bnd us. We wNe listed as the Tom Johnson first 9roup ou. Besides Jackie, ~·our group was made pre ent from his son. Our first round started taking shape early. Jack.le hit a big dnvc down the first fairway -and the hunt was on. A big birdie on one got us going. We did the same on two, and Jackie followed with a birdie of h r own on three. At three-under-par ?2 aft r three -the first group out, go figure -w wero in the lead. On four, we momentarily stalled With a J>dr No hann, no foul. "Plenty of holes left,· we said. Jack Dwan, a member of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club and the ~ Central Library Founda· tion, the newspaper, did the crossword puzzle and went for a walk aroilnd the block. There was nothing else to do, really. Al least for an hour and 15 minutes. Garbch and other Costa Mesa residents who lJve off South Coast Drive and Fairview Road were a few of the thousands of people m Southern Califo rnia trapped SEE RESIDENTS PAGE 4 Another delay fo r sculpture garden • Costd Mm.d dncl Town Cc>nlC!r p1oiec t's developer sllJl dl odds over how lonu the> publlc drt would nt'ed lo ht• mamltluWd Jennifer Kho D AILY PILOT C 'OSTA 11.1[~ \ C (Ill< 1•m c1l>out lhC' flit UH' ol lht• bcinlll '\.ci<Jll< hi C'c1llforn1c1 ~< l'llctl 10 .,culptun·<1<1rd•1t1 hd'> l<'cl to dll<>llwr ch•lc1\ ft 11 J)d11ol1h1· Town CPnl<·r pmwct "\V(• rP c11.,11ppoinll'cl. hul \\ 1· rt' \l'f\ confldl'nl \H• «111 llnd d "'"' t11 put dll Lh<' word., lncwthPr dnd 11i.1kP th1'> nin• prowct ht1pp< n '><llCl Phil Sch\' MlZ(', pl<mmng c on.,ultctnl 1111 (' ommom\ t•c1lth J>c1rt nt>r'> LU \\ h11 h ts tr) tng to clc•\t>lop thl' part of th•• Town Ct'nl(•r prujl'C'l ... urrnundinq lh" gMcl<'n ·1 111 '>life \\ l''ll find .,om" hc1ppy nwd1um thctl \\ tll \\ork \\•• thought \\il' ht1cl it bul I qm~..,., not " , The Town Ct•ntl'r prowrt c1 < ol- laboraoon lwtwt'l.•n South< 'u<1..,t Plt11<1 Partner.,, lht• Orc1nql' Count\ Perfornunq \rt., c t•nlPr <1nd Commonwt•dlth "('""" lo lrt1n ... 1om1 South C'Ocl.,t ". h•tro into ct pcdt• ... tn<ill· onentPewc1y The <1n·c1 would hct\ t• t1 nt:\, !>}mphony hd.U r"<pt1nd<>d South Ctlrl ... t Repertol) Thc>ctt<'T dnd tl.11 ctrt mu.,1•um or dCt1cll'nl), ti'> wt•ll ti'> rc:.lclurc1nt .... office sp<1C<' and improvl'd pd1 kmq The counnl qc1,·<· 1tJ.. hnc1I t1pprovt1l l\ldrch 5 to lht• other pc1rt.t. of th£> Tm .. n Crnter prowct hut po tponed d dt'n- '>ton on thl' Commonwedlth portion of the complex A d1 pule t1hout tht' lenqth ol llm~ Commonwralth would be requ1r<'cl to mamlcHn the garden lor public u<.(• has kept the hnn from qetlmq hnttl approvdl for the pro1ec1 At the mt?Ctl.ng. the rounal Ln5tn1ct- ed oty std.ff to rt..'(f\ure Commonwl•allh to maintam the garden for 25 yt•dr. and to fore£> the developer to cctrr) SEE CENTER PAGE 4 _. CLASSIFIEDS ............................ -•.. & NEIGHIOIS ..................... -...... 2 PUIUC NOTICES ... ---·-.. ·~-7 SPOll5 ~--·-.. ·--------·' SUlf -.... --·-·-2 -llTWlll Ill Ulll c~ Byron <M ,., ... ~et. tot.r~ young"*' wtM ~his Y'M"· Our (irst round had us pal.red with Jackie Gallagher-Smith, an ight- yea.r pro out of Jupiter, Fla (Her brothers, Jun and Jeff, play th PGA Tour.) Jackie doesn't hit th ball like any girls I've played With. In ft1ct, she doesn't hit at like most of the nt n I play Wlth. She hits 1t bett r. -upofBW Cannedy and Jack Mwdock of the Palm Spnngs area, and Lei Spike of Ohio. Les 11 here celebrating his 70th birthday, a We jumped back on the birdt bandwagon on live and six. We SEE GOLF M GI 4 died Friday. Friends and f ..,,ily reull his life of MMCe to the community and to his country. See ..... J ........ • LOCALS 'PET OF THE WEEK Teddy Bear cati and kittens available fo'r adoptil>n. See other rescued dogs and cats each Saturday and Sunday from poon to .f p .m. at Russo's Pet Experience at Fashion Island, N«;wport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Thddy Bear, a 1-yea.r.ald, red, male dachshund hound mix, is available for adoption through the Community Animal Network. When Teddy Bear was rescued, he bad one leg wrapped in masking tape, causing him to walk on three legs. Rescuers thought he bad a broken leg, but it turned out to be a broken pelvis. He was released Monday from the hospital with a $1,000 medical bW. There are also many pregnant The Community Animal Network is a comm\,ln.lty-supported animal orgaruzatio~ linking people and pets through commuruty action. See other animals available for adoption at http://www.anlmalnetwork.org. Information: (949) 759-3646 or P.O . Box 8662, Newport Beach, CA 92658. Donations are accepted. 2 Wednesday, March 21 , 2001 • • GITl1NG IWOLVED runs.-peri· odically In the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd like infor· matlon on adding your organiza- tion to this list. call (949) 574-4298. NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL The Newport Beach Film Festival seeks volunteers to work at movie screenings. post-screening parties, seminars and other events. The festival will begin March 29 and end April 5. (949) 253-2880. NEWPORT BEACH LllURY LITERACY PROGRAM The program seeks volun- teers to tutor adults wishing to improve their reading and writing skills. Training workshops at the central library wW certify volun- teers. (949) 717-3874. NEWPORT BEACH PREMIERE CINEMA GUILD Daily Pilot tical Museum offers a num- ber of volunteer opportuni- ties in the gift shop, as docents or receptionists, .with clerical work and withJ tund~raising events. Train- ing is provided. (949) 675- 2355. I NEWPORT·MESA YMCA The YMCA needs a variety of general volunteer help (949) 642-9990. NEWPORT·MESA SCHOOL FOUNDATION The foundation is looking for volunteers to help with fund-raising efforts, speak- ing opportunit:ies, public events and occasional office work. (949) 631-4143 NEWPORT THEATRE ARTS CENTER A variety of jobs need to be tackled, including set con· struction, ushering, mail- ings a nd assorted technical duties. Scheduling is flexi- ble, with a two-to 20-hour commitment per month The Newport Theatre Arts Cente r is at 2501 Cliff Drive. (949) 631-0288. Kathy Arcurio The Newport Beach Pre- miere Cinema Guild, which supports the New- port Beach Film Festival, is looking for new members. Interested candidates should want to help further an artistic and cultural her- itage in the community, should have a love of cine- ma and a willingness to raise awareness of the tqm festival. (949) 253-2880. OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals on Wheels volun- teers are needed to distrib· ute prepared dishes to homebound seruors in the Newport Beach area. The delivery time lS between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. dally. (949) 644-3244. Growing up Wlth books inspired Kath y Arcuno Now, the Costa MPSd mother redds to children at two locdl bookstores as a way to pass dlonu thdt inspiration. "It's somc>lhing that I grew up with a nd now For A I'm pass- GOOD CAUSE ~~ j~~s~~ · Areurio Sd1rl "It builds their vocabulary. also the concenlrdl.Jon [actor." OnE> or her ravonte books to read to ch1ldrPn 1s "A Visit to the Hospital,• first published in 1958. Her own well· worn copy hdi. held up well and lS still popuJdr dfter more than 40 years. She ulso redds llUes wntten by Dr. Scu!-.s, Pnlncs m the ·cunous George# senPs dnd others that teach chJJdren ALMANAC DUI ARRESTS The lo/lowing people have been arrPstcd on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime and, as with all crimes, are con- sider<'d innocent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA SUNDAY • Meussa Mockbn. 24. Sdn Clemente SATIJRDAY • Randolph Morgan, 24, Hunungton Bed ch • Jason Prank Groth. 21, Lemon Grove • Gregory Sutton, 22, Pasadena FRIDAY • Victor Lynn Hoffman, 37, Costa Mesa • K.Jan Vdk1b, 19, Pountam Valley • Nancy Ann Nelson, 35, lrvme • LtSa AndrPa Fabian, 38, Newport Beach THURSDAY • Dong l lyuk Shm, 25, Orang~ •Robert Melgoza-Camacho, 27, Santa Ana NEWPORT BEACH SUNDAY • Robert Norman Gietzen, 34, Yorba Finding inspiration in the pages of books how to interact with the world. Arcurio, 44, reads twice a week at two Costa Mesa bookstores -Borders Books, Music & Cafe and The White Rabbit. Her reading club, known as Kathy's Bookworms, attracts a gang of 2-and 3-year-olds on Mondays and Fridays. Several years ago, Arcurio left her sales job at a large retail store to raise her daughter Madelyn. As a stay-at- home mom, Arcurio's reading sessions with her own daughter were the springboard for the reading club. The moment Arcurio treasures comes when she sees the effect she is having during a reading session. Linda • Laura Ann Hall, 30, Canyon Lake SATUJU>AY • Marc Nathan Sorgatz, 28, Newport Beach I • Mark Dwain Nuesl, 43, Newport Beach • William Jeffrey Ferguson, 32, Hunt- ington Beach • Brian Darrel Theemling, 30, Costa Mesa • Katia Mercedes Nilsson, 22, Anaheim • Jared Micah Pennington, 25, San Juan Capistrano •Earlene Mollner, 51, Ne wport Beach • Leonard Dean Masters, 39, Long Beach • Joseph Reilly Warren ill, 35, lrvi.ne • Raul Luna Sanchez, 22, Huntington Beach • Jonathan David Henderson, 26, Ne w- port Beach FRIDAY • Manuel Phillip Rose Jr., 35, Corona del Mar • Tong Manh nan, 64, Huntington Beach MARCH 13 •Cameron Frank Carroll, 21 , San Clemente • Jennifer Lynn Marshall, 34, Tustin ~Pilot REAQERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 Copyright No ,_ stOl'les, illus- tratlonl, editorial matter Of K!wf. tisemtnts herein CMI be repro- duald wltt)put written pemlinlon af c.opyl'lght own.. 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CA~ HOW JO REACH US ClrMedon The Times Orange Coumy (800) 252-9141 ~ a..Hled ""9) 642-5678 Oitplay (949) 642~1 kleoNI News (949) 642-5680 Sports (M9) 574-4223 News, Sports Fax (949) ~170 E-mell: dallypilotefatltMS.com MlllnOflb 8Ullnet1 Office (949) 642-4321 8Ullna Fu (949) 631-7126 l'IAllltl9d by nm.~ ....... • cMlbl of.,,. I.All A/111'111 nn. -... -..... _..., t •1 just really get excited when the kids just sit and their eyes g et big,# Arcurio said. "I know bow important it is to them.• OASIS SENIOR CENTER Arcurio usually reads for the first half of the hour session, then leads the children in a craft. Whether it's making paper hearts for Valentine's Day or clovers for St. Pamck's Day, the craft always matches the story. NEWPORT BEACH RECITAL SERIES The Oasis Senior Center needs volunteer nurses for its bimonthly blood pres- sure screenings. The center offers this service between 9 and 11 a.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Volunteers should commit two hours once a month or volunteer on a substitute basis. The center is at 800 Marguerite Ave , Corona del Mar. (949) 644· 3244. The Costa Mesa woman reads from 10 to 11 a.m. Mondays at Borders on Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. and 11 a .m . to noon Fridays at The White Rabbit, in South Coast Plaza. •1t•s a passion of mine,# Arcurio said. "It's just so fulfilling to me: The Friends of The New· port Beach Recital Series Guild needs volunteers to assist in fostering music appreciation . so classical music will endure. (949) 644-4208. For more information on the pro- gram, call Borders at (949) 631 -8661 or The White Rabbit at (714) 445-0010. -Story by P•ul Clinton; photo by Se•n Hiiier NEWPORT HARBOR NAUTICAL MUSEUM The Newport Harbor Nau- IEllHIORS More than 225 Orange County high 1Chool students wefe on hand for Orange Coast College's 11th ~ High School Dance Day. The event k designed to encour· age high school students to consider further s1UdV In the field of dance .... Jim c:.nett, Orange Co.st COiiege's director of marketing and community relations for the pllSt lO years, will recetw • natioMI .w«d for care« achievement from the National Councll for ~ and Public Relations .... ..,.,.,. eNI "-eN1 ...,._, ~ of the region's lffdlng .chitect\n and Interior design firms, has opened .,, offO In Newport ee.ti. The 13-year-old flnn provides~ solutions for landlords and tenants In Southern ~ ...• o.llel a. ""'-t. • neuropsychlatrlst In the ~ NM; ....W ..... e New Yortt designer; and ..., Hm1 II .W.. former c.osu Mea m.,, ..t director of the St. Mm1t tommunlty Preschool lri Newport lelcn. will be ~ Into ()qnge ea.st COiiege's Alunftl H.el of,.,. In April •.•. a-.......... ,, of Nl\r..,cwt 8NCtl Is emong 51 competfton from Soultwn C.lltforn&a who quMifted through the *' G*W and 5oultllm c.MfornNI conference .t the USA Snowboerd Amr\. ~ Champiol~ She Ml., con...-in .. Junior World CNfnpionlhipl In tt.ly. ~ Na iport 11..ch qu.liflers .. J-" a.1911. 17; •• • -· Olll9lt. 17; ..... , ...... 16. Queltfylng from CGlt8 ..... " ..... Qlt •21 .••. ~ ..... ofNlt-.aort 11..ch ,.... .. dw\'s Hit for the flll -.Tttdl It .. UnMnfly of ArlzoN .••. Cdmtne I.-... of ca. Mell m* the dw\'s list for..,., ........ ludc· ,,... \Jniwnlty In P9nn~ .... ..,.., ......... ... WEATHER AND SURF TEMPaATURES Balboa 73/50 Corona del Mar 71153 Costll Mesa 72/52 Newport Beach 72/52 Newport Coast 71153 WPOMCAST Fair condltlOns expected with knM-to w•lst-hlgh w.ws In most spob. LOCATION SID w.dge )..4' Ne\4'pOrt l-4' lltctle\ ).4' '"~ J9tty l-4' Corona del Mir l-4' TIDIS TODAY First low 1:06 a.m ....................... 1.7 First high 7 a.m .......................... 4.9 S.Cond low 1:48 p.m .................... -0.3 Second high 8:07 p.m .... "" ................ 4.1 ' MMIDAY First low 1:35 •.m ...................... 1.3 F!Nt high 7:.ll ••mu ......... , .... ,. ..... 5, 1 S.Cond low 2·13 p.m ...................... .0.3 S.Condhlgh 1:26 p.m. ...................... 4.3 OCC'I 17th mmual High School Dance Day POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • fW Dftve: Vand.lism was reported In the 400 block at 12:26 a.m. Monday. • Goff CowM Dftve: Grend theft was reported In the 1700 blod( at 11:41 •.m. Monday. • ....,.._ StrMt: A robbety WM reported In the 600 bfock at 8~36 p.m. Monday. • ...,...,,_. ~ A hlt-Mekun WllS reported In the 1300 blodt at 8:41 •.m. Monday. • '-' 11th Mr..e: An .uto theft was repotted In the 200 bkd at 10:13 •.m. Monday. NEWPORT IEAC>t • lrtl .-• ._ A celk;&er phone WIS repof"ttd «oitn ft • ~ In 1he 400 block tt 9:20 •.m. Sund9y. • , .. llN.e: lft'*'Y--rtparted In 1he 1800 bloc:k. 11:tSp.m.~ • Doily Pilot Noting the relative tolerance of josh Ludmir Josh Ludmir has an apprecia· ti.on fo! the nuances of toler- ance. And if his experiences over the past year are any indica- tion. he just might be one of the few folks in Newport Beach who do. Ludmir is an 18-year-old Coro- na del Mar High School senior, and the brains behind Tolerance Day, an all-day symposium scheduled for May 30 on the high school's campus. The confab - which Ludmir hatched to fulfill his seniot:project requirements for gtaduation -will expose C::orona de! Mar students to six separate seminars on hate crime, internal and external prejudice, interfaith relations and faith diversity. ucorona del Mar is not a very diverse environment," Ludmir told me. •We live in a very homogenous community, and I ·wanted to get my peers to think __ :~about their own prejuc;lice and how th-ey interact with people.• That this handsome lad with jet-black hair -Harvard-bound this fall -would be the flint behind a tolerance movement among his high school brethren wasn't readily apparent to me a week ago when I met him. That's because he was standing before the trustees of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, dishing up a reasoned and articulate affirmation of the board's contra· versial action to put the clamps on campus bullies under the dis· trtct's zero-tolerance policy. ln so doing, he displayed his own con- viction that the shenanigans of schoolyard thugs are not some- thing he tolerates. Now shallow thinking will grind gears trying to deciJlher why Cl/Proponent of toler6nce would befadvoc:ating such a poll· . Byron de Arokal - BETWEEN THE LINES cy of absolute intolerance. After all, adolescent ruffians have been prowling our playgrounds for generations, which is our lame rationalization for tolerfltin-9 them. But Ludmir is smarter than that. For in his sharp testimony before the trustees, he was draw- ing a subtle distinction between intolerance of what people do and tolerance of who people are. That's pretty deft and insight· ful discernment from one so young. Yet it is all the more remarkable in my book because the adults wielding the approvaJ power over Ludmir's Tolerance Day event apparently don't pos- . sess the same wisdom Ludmir says he was inspired to produce his Tolerance Day pro- ject after attending the "Walk In My Shoes" tolerance symposium sponsored by the Orange County Human Relations Commission and UC Irvine. "I found it inspiring," he recalls, "that they were able to get people of different culturaJ, ethnic, religious and sexual orien- tations to come together at one time and in one place. I wanted • to re-create that on our campus.• To fulfill his senior project requirement, Ludmir decided to orchestrate his' own tolerance ft;~ Mattress Outlet Store 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa OM Bkxk South or •o5 rwy symposium. His vision was to assemble small groups of 50 stu- d ents who would attend six rotat- ing 'seminars featuring various guest speakers. After the series of lectures, the students would all assemble for a keynote address by a distinguished authority on tolerance and interpersonaJ rela- tions. ' Ludmit says his on ginaJ Toler- ance Day lineup was to include a seminar on homophobia led by a representative of People for Les- bifms di;\~ Gays. But the real headline-grabber was his original choi~'W" deliver the keynote ad*. Ludmir wanted T.J. Ley- dei.°' a former neo-Nazi skinhead who is now a member of the Simon WiesenthaJ Center's Task Force Against Hate. • While Ludrnir says Corona de! Mar High School administrators -and presumably the powers that be at district hec_tdquarters - had long since given him the go- ahead to produce his Tolerance Day symposium, he says they would not OK Leyden's proposed appearance or that of a gay and lesbian representative. Apparently. Ludmir was ask- ing for too much tolerance. Or perhaps not. Maybe Josh Lud.rnir's Tolerance Day might have actually promoted tolerance for who people are, even though we might be less tolerant -and even intolerant -of what they · do. At least Ludmir knows the dif- ference. • BYRON DE ARAKAL is a writer and communications consultant. He lives in Costa Mesa Readers may reach him with news tips and comments via e- mail at byronwriter@msn.com. Wednesday, Morch 21, 2001 3 Community, pattj.otic ·service. WCI$ at his core •Jack Dwan, who steered the Newport Harbor Art Museum and was an active volunteer, died Friday. Oanette G0ulet D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Jack Dwan's, life was full of devotion and serv1ce right up until he passed away Friday after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was 81. After 28 years of serving his country, Mr. Dwan settled in Corona del Mar, where he spent the next 32 years serv- ing his community. "There's no one that had more int.egri· ty than Jack," said his widow, Jerri Dwan. "He was true to himself and oth· ers. He was always kind, tolerant and giving." Mr. Dwan proved his patriotism in the Army, se.{Ving at Pearl Harbor and for five consecutive years with the 3rd Infantry Division, including 10 cam- paigns in Africa and Europe, and four cunphibious D-Day landings. He also served in Washington, D.C., as a White House aide, a member of the government's delegation to the Geneva Conference ending the Korean arid Indochina wars, and to the Manila Conference. He also acted as a defense advisor to the U.S. Ambassador in Saigon. And when Mr. Dwan retired from service in 1969 to take a position with McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Co. in Huntington Beach, his service was far from over. He became a community volunteer "He devoted himself to volunteer work,• Jeni Dwan said. "He served on the (Newport Harbor] Art Museum board, one year as president -that was 2001 one place where he and I were both actively involved. 'Thi!t was our first asso- ciation. • The museum and history aJsO served as a center of conversation for Mr. Dwan and friend Cati Neisser. •He was a great student of history, and we loved to talk about it." said Neisser, who got his...own start on the museum board thanks to Mr. Dwan. Mr. Dw.an·also served on the board oI directors of the Orange County Wellness Community, the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, the Historical and Cultural Foundation of Orange County, the Newport Beach Central Library Foundation, the library's Adult Literacy Coundl'and the Philharmoruc Sooety of Orange County. •He was a most unusual guy,· said Neisser, who knew Mr. Dwan for 15 years. "A historian, a really bnlhant writer. a very sensitive man, a fanuly man.· Of the many places Dwan volun- teered, helping others to learn to read was just about the most important to him, both Jerri Dwan and Neisser said "He was a real advocate of the liter- acy program," Jerri Dwan said. ·He felt that all children should learn to read He is a firm believer in education and felt everybody should have a chance at it Jack volunteered his time to actually teach people how to read.• Mr. Dwan is survwed by wile Jem, son Brad and daughter Kimberly, as well as grandchildren Connor, Ton and Tanner. A memonaJ service will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, 3233 Paa!ic View Drive, Corona del Mar. In lieu of flowers. the fanuly requests that aonabons be made to either the Hoag Hospital Cancer Center or the Newport Beach Central Library Foundation. I!:> I ~:X: I E:!:i 3C>C> SFILE! ~ 545-7168 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·64S·7626 0 at Coming Friday, Maleh 30, 2001 Be a part of our special section devoted t California's Regional Shopping Centers, r01umi• · C~nters, Neighborhood and Outlet n .... .., Stores of Excellence. ... :; t ' ... .. SAVE A LIFE ... SPONSOR A PET For Only $19 You Can Help ... Are yo u an animal lover? Here's a preac way co express it . Sponsor a per phoco on our special ' Luv-n-Pecs Save a Life" page, publishing on Wednesday, March -28, 2001. · Your sponsorship will secure a space for a photo of a pee who is available for adoption and needs a good home. 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Box l ';60, Cosca Mesa, CA 92627 4 Wednesday, Morch 21 , 2001 BLACKOUT CONTINUED FROM 1 On Monday, two people were rescued from ~eleva tor in The Lakes apartment complex on Avenue or the Arts when it became stuck duri1}g a 6:30 p.m blackout, officials said. "We made contact with the building maintenance• staff, said Barbafd Marcosa, spokeswoman for the Costa· \ Mesa Fire Department. "Th~ people in the elevator wefe told how to activate the door--: opening .mechaniSJTl ~nd were able to get out." Newport Beach was spared Tuesday, but the morning was a busy time at the Costa Mesa Police Department. O fficers there were dispatched on short notice to affected areas as the bldckouts were announced . ·we barely get hve min- utes notice," said Lt. Ron Srruth, who was 1ugglmg cal.ls dS watch commander Tues- day morning. "We_'re pretty much in the durk here till some thing actually hap- pens.· The goaJ Tuesddy was to get dt least two ofhcers to edch ma1or intersection GOLF CONTINUED FROM 1 couJcl see Uus day had the mdkmgs of somethmg speaal. After a par on seven, I ftndll y found a way to con-. lnbute to lhe fun on the 166- ydrd, pdr-three e ighth. I hit a 7-iron 18 feet pa~t the> hole dnd drdmed the downhiller conung back B1rd1e No. 2. The team raJ.lted again. and we recorded a birdie on nine At seven-under-par, it was a 29 going out. After a couple of pari. to get the backside going, we followed wtth more btrd1es. Everyone was contribut.mg Jack knocked m putts; Les and A1U knocked m putts. On 16 came my shot of the ddy. We were 129 yards out. ........ ---Call Today for A FREE PHONE QUOTE .. RESIDENTS CONTINUED FROM 1 .. ·a•m worried (about wtietberl there'l a,__., m light." lbe Mid. ·u lbil Is going ID IMt all summer, I Would be mac:emed.. .. .. Doily Pilot bit,'" store mmager AJlne Jimenez said. • Pot .boplift:lng, Wt harder to watch people without lights.• between rolling blackouts ~y. McGt:f==-allo ........ lbe did not mow bow ID epm1 biiir ~age door wttbout tbe opener. The bigger storm went about their prepuatiom diligently. Bame. & Noble Boobellen bad held a series or staff meetings to discuia bow to pre- pare for ~uts, astilta.nt manager Michael O'Brien said. •Being the first-ever blackout in this city, tt did come as quite a IUIJ>rbe, • Garllch said. •But we're prepared. We,'v1e got Oashl1~ts and candles. We'U~ve.• ~ Carlich was not only one c.augbt oCf guard. Sharon$ onian WU work· Ing on her frontyafd and did not even : rea.ll.te the PQW)!r was gone till b-1 ·It's pretty qry tor people W\th medical emergencies,• She 1~{~. •Wbat would theY do if tbey need to get out but can't get the door ope~' Merchants at Pubkm Island their own woniel·-IUCh u ·so Wt- When it happened Monday, the store shut down the registers and rang up several sales the old-fuh.loned. way -with paper receipts, O'Brien said. ing and loliDg business. I neighbor tol<!•M r. / "I real.izpf ~ was happening all over but ~·t i;~y think it would l\a'Ppen Center offidalS have advi"*1 busi· neaea to shut their door1 '~'i'Ca.e of a blackout. v •we knew it would last an hour.• he said,, •1t'1 Just a matter ol, g~tting ~rifugh that hour.• , Several merchants said they lost / customers who either walked away thinking the stor\! was. closed or waited outside and left. here,• ~Said. ~"' - Simonian said she did not feel too inconvenienced. •They ,kind of tell ypil to lock up,• said Elle Casper, ,.so.lei associate at 4 home goods store. •1t•s Safer. Nothing Will get stolen. • •ft's only an hour,• she said. ·1 guess we couJd get by.· Simoniao's neighbor, Vicki McGuinness, said she is ·concerned about the long-tenn implications. A children's clothing store followed that advice Monday afternoon when most of Fashion II.land suffered an bourlong power out.age. •we dosed the store down for a • But on Costa Mesa's Danielle Drive, the rolling blackouts have created quite a stir, McGuinness said. •u gives the neighbors something to talk about,• she said. where lights failed, he said. "It's pretty labor intensive for us to do this,• he said. "The minute we know a bldckout hits, we flood that area with officers.· But if the situation persists dJld spreads over a large area, dnvers are on their own, Smith said. Jackie had already hit it close. Birdie seemed a sure bet. To be honest, lrhad hit the ball poorly mo~ of the day. But that was about to change. I tut a solid wedge that launched mto the air and shaped itself toward the hole. One bounce and a roll -it disappeared. Eagle two! High-fives all around! We had a par 17 and ft.n - 1shed with a btrd1e on 18 before a growmg crowd of spectators. Another 29 on the back- side A 58 or 14 -under-par. Wow! We were happy. The next groups came l.1l as we sat and waired in the NabtSco hospitality suite. "Ten under.• says the second group ·seven under,· says the third. There was a lot or golf still to be played and handicap s "When lights don't work, they have to pretend it's a four-way stop sign," he said. Local schools were not hit Tuesday, but officials a t many said they were prepared for the eventuality. Newport-Mesa Unified schools have been asked to check elevators and save to be factored in. At 5:05 p.m .. I called the media tent and asked for any resuJts. They told me there were still 10 or 11 groups out. The wait continued. We called the tent again at 6: 10. 1\.vo g roups were still out. We were tied for the low score of the day; however, with handicap adjustments, we were in Uurd. Wendy Doolan's group shot 58 and ad1usted to 49.3. Se Ri Pak's group shot 61, but adjusted to 51.8. We were sit- ting at 52.4. At 6:27, it became official. Jill McGill's group came in with a 60 that adjusted to a 50.4. We tied for the low score of the day and finished fourth m net play. Today, we'll try it again. l'U be paired with new amateur partners and with touring pro Joanne Morley. We'U go off the Palmer course at 10:15 a.m. Now, the pressure's off. We'll just have fun. • TOM JOHNSON Is the publisher of the Daily Pilot. work done on computers, said Mike Fine, the district's assistant superintendent of business services. In case or a blackout, students will remain in the schools, he said. "It's just a matter of one hour," Fine said. "We believe we can accommodate that.• Orange Coast College CENTER CONTINUED FROM 1 .. out extensive pub!Jc notification for any changes to the garden after that penod expires. Commonwealth representa- tives agreed with the 25-year . term, but the council contra- dicted itsell Monday, deeding instead to reqwre the develop- er to mainta.Ul the garden and public parlang for the garden "in perpetuity .• A string or speakers encour- aged the council to require the developer to maintain the gar- den forever. The garden IS already pro- tected by law from llltenbonal destruction or damage but IS not being maintained under any specific agreement. Commonwealth representa- tives emphasized that they have no intention of damaging the garden and that their project has been focused on improving ll. shut off its computer servers for the day, spokesman Jun Carnett said. •A sudde n power surge couJd wreak havoc on our servers, and we couJdn't lake that chance,• he said. "We 'rf' Just trying to hang m there and see what the next step might be .• garden out,· Schwartze Sdld "Nothing couJd be further from the truth.· Mayor Libby Cowan said the enbtlement the counaJ IS gwmg lS worthy or protection "I've always felt that the gar- den IS a very valuable asset to the community," Cowan srud. "I understand that a future council could change the (devel- opment agreement( at any tlrne but I thmk it sends an incredJbl\' strong message -not onJy to Costa Mesa and the developer but also to the world -that we care about art and that we care about mainldining those Uungs that are quality.· Jim Anderson, a partner Mth CommonweaJth, has sa.td the developer could not proceed with the proJect if 1t must com- nut to maintairung the garden 111 perpetuity. The problem wtth the term "in perpetu.ttyH Is that it does not have a defined, legal mCdn- ing, and it is an open-ended term that Commonwealth Cdn- not agree to because 1t IS backed ·A lot of people were ID.lSUl· by public money, said Mat) formed and thought that some-Urastuma, spokeswoman for the how, at the end of 25 years, we , developer. oad plans to take the sculpture Cowan said she believes tht· developer can find a way to make "in perpetuity" work Craig Brown Insurance (949) 760· 1255 .,,.,,.. ... ~ FJ,h1on 1,1.mJ RUFFLES UPHOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covers Morel ·1 think there is lJ!Cred1ble value in the project, and I Uu.nk that the language on the part or the developer saying. ·we can't do it,' is their negotiating stance," she said. SABATINO'S l<1 'l.1111 .1111 ,\ I 111 .. 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Gray Davis won't send more mon- ey.• Parents said they spoke out because the loss of the pro- ~~. would be devastating to ~es such as Edward's. who are just beginning to reap the benehts. ·u makes me learn and try harder in school and not hide secrets,· Edward said with a s ly grin after bis parents learned he'd been falling behind with his homework. Montgomery sat down with Edward's parents, away Crom the classroom setting, and let Uiem in on their son's progress and his potential. •tt's all about reaching out and communicating," Mont- gomery said. "Edward has two worlds, and q,ey·re fragment- ed. When we can come togeth- er, the walls fall down and there aren't two worlds any- more.· Car Accident? ,..,.... ....... __ ,.. ........... ,.. .... ,.., .................. ,.,.., ....... Clll ......... ,~ .. .,. MIW."111 .... .. .. 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Shot down before in his attempts to allow schools with smaller enrollments to seek the best Level of competition, 1.e. playing schools with the biggest enrollments in the upper divisions of the playoffs, Glenn's blackboard has spawned yet another potential solution. Glenn's proposed CIF Southern Section Boys Volleyball Champi- onships would nQt conflict with the current enrollment-based divisional systel'Tl. but merely act as a supplement First, he would shorten the current Southern Section division playoffs by one week, without eliminating any matches. Then, he would create a one-week tournament to crown a section champion, from a pool of top teams from any and all divisions. It's similar to a Masters format that exists in track and field and wrestling, where qualifiers from all section divisions compete for the right to represent the Southern Section ill state championships. Barry Faulkner PREPS Since there is no boys volleyball state championship, competition for one section tiUe (alJ divisions), would be the ftnal rung on the sport's competitive ladder. Glenn proposes the section tournament consist of the section's five division finalists (10 teams), who would be seeded, then aligned in a bracket, beginning the Monday alter the section title matches. On Monday, the No. 10 seed would play No 8 and No. 9 would play No. 7 for the right to advance. The 10-8 winner would then meet the No. I seed on Tuesday, when No. 2 would meet the 9· 7 winner, No. 4 would play No. 5 and No. 3. would batUe No. 6. The semifinals would be Thursday and the findls Saturday. The top five seeds would be given travel priority (home-court ddvantage) JUSt Like the current system used for th~ 9irls state voUeybaU playoffs. The one-week window would not extend the season, since the section playoffs wouJd be condensed into one ler.s week (opening with Tuesday wild-card matches, Wednesday first-round conte.'its and Friday second-round battles, rdther than the current format wluch plays first-round matches on Friday after four days off). Though it would require additional admimstrdtlon by the section office, it would pad section coUers by drawing the kind of crowds that don't exist when Corona del Mar plays at Brethren Christian in Its annual waltz to the Division N tiUe match. Mof>t important, according to Glenn. crowning one Southern Section champion would preserve ~ome or the sport's history, which tncluder. five major division titles for tiny Laguna Beach, not to mention C'dM's pair of 4-A crowns. Glenn, whose team played in the last two Division I title matches, but is sturk tn Division Ill this spring, plans to introduce the proposal as a non-dction item at the April 26 Southern Section Council meeting. It could be voted upon at the first council meeting next fall. For hLs part, Mang said recently that CIF octlcials are considering r hanges in the current tennis playoffs. But Southern Section Commissioner Jim Staunton, as well as more than one assistant commissioner, have satd there is no outcry for change In the current system. • Gordon McNeUl, the Corona del Mar High varsity boys basketball assistant who previously saJd he would have no lnterest in filling the coadpng job vacated when Paul Orris reSltgned Feb. 26, has changed his mind and will apply after all. ·1 talked about It with PauJ and he made me realize lhi.s could be on opportunity for me,• McNeill said. One reason for McNeUl's origiMJ reservations was the unsetUed status ot where bis wUe, an asplrlng doctor, would serve heT residency next year. ft now appears sho'U be at UCI, allowing McNeill to put down roots. • Costa M..a Hlfll baeball cMdl Kirk Bauermeister im't tho only Muttang bead man not arrald to play big bad Mater Oei. Boyt basketball coach Bob SeTY n said h hu scheduled Co«tcb Gary McKnJght'• reigning C1P ~t OMsion r champions for a D« 7 homegam DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH Costa Mesa shortstop Billy Halverson (right) dives to stop a pickoff throw as base runner Ryan Ferguson gets back safely to second base. Below, Costa Mesa Coacb Kirk Bauermeister gives the umpire a piece of his mJnd, to no avail t.n Tuesday's 4-4 PCL baseball standoff. Mesa is Uni's equal • A 4-4 tie in eight-inning standoff ends - University's 15-game PCL win streak. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT CRVINE -The University High baseball jugger- naut proved unbeatable once again Tuesday, but vis- iting Costa Mesa managed the next best thing in a 4- 4 eight-inning tie that figures lo create a UWe intrigue in the Pacific Coast League baseball standings. The darkness-induced verdict, which will stand as a tie under league rules, ended a 15-game PCL win- ning streak for the two-time defending champion lTojans (4-3-1, 1--0-1 in league). Uni is now 23-2-2 agdinst league competition the last two-plus seasons. The other tie dunng that stretch was a 10-10 home deadlock against Mesa in 1999. "This was a game that was going to determine whether we were a pretender or a contender.• Cos- ta Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermeister said. "We looked like a pretender the first couple innings, but we set- tled down -and came back against a very good team. We came here expecting to win, but, alter getting behind, 4-1 , a tie isn't so hdd. The great thing about it is. if we get down later in league, we know we can come back.· It was the Tro1ans who were forced to rally first, alter M esa senior catcher Daniel Hunter doubled in Nick Cabico to open the scoring in the flrst. Uni seruor shortstop Kevin Conlin, the son of veterdn Trojan coach Chris Conlin, drove a solo homer to right-center field to even things. After Mike Armstrong put Mesa (6-1-1, 1-0-1) ahead again by scoring on a Josh Feldman groundout, the hosts took advantage of some lackluster defensive execution to score three times in the second. "We wen> a Little Oat early,• Bauermeister said. "Mayhe it was because the kids were so fired up to play Mater Dei (a 15-4 nonleague loss Monday).· After Aston Chaney singled with one out in the Uni second, he tried to advance to lh.ird on a single. Mesa left fielder Carlos Franco, however, gunned to third in tune to get Aston, only to see the ball dropped by the Mesa infielder, leavmg runners at the comers. A bunt smgle by N ick Gerakos then scored Chaney, but Mesa starter Jeremiah Haubrick got the first of his four strikeouts for what should have been the final out. Uni leadort man Matt Stone legged out a high chopper lo short Co load the bases and Conlin worked a walk to put the 1To1ans ahead, 3-2. Haubrick got defending Orange County batting champion Jay Nichols to hi.~ a sharp grounder right at a defender. A difficult, but makeable play turned into an infield b.it and an RBI when the ball was bobbled and Uni merely had to hold on. But, with Haubrick battling gamely into the fourth and Nick CabiCo providing 4113 innings of sterling relief, Mesa was able to rally. The payoff came in the filth when Hunter and Steven Shores were issued one-out walks. A groundout advanced them to second and third and Michael McGuire lashed two-run !>ingle to left. Costa Mesa stranded a man at third in the sev- enth and eighth. But, with Cabico fanning five, yielding only one hit, and delivering lively fastball, curvebaU and changeup ill a string of clutch sequences, Uni's vaunted offense could not hreak through. "Top lo bottom. we have a better hitting team than we did last year,• Chris Conlin said. "But Cabico pitched very weU and our guy (Adam Homer, who fanned five m two innings of relief) did a nice job, too.• M OFIC COAST LEAGUE Cost.II M4tsa 4. University 4 MCIF1C COAST LEAGUE CORCHA oa. MM 11, NmmMIOOO 1 "'OAC COAST LPGUE LAGuNA BEACH 6, IEsTANOA , Costa Mesa 110 020 00 · 4 6 2 University 130 000 00 -4 9 2 Haubrick, Cabi<o (4) and Hunter; Stone, Sherwood (4), Horner (7) and Sagud, Edmohds (4). 2B -Hunter (CM), Halverson (CM). Stone (U). HR · Conlin (U). Northwood 100 00 -1 4 1 Corona del Mar 360 02 • 1 1 8 O Gray, Lucas (3) and Gragnano; Rhodes and McKeever. W • Rhodes, 2-0. L-Gray, 0-1. 2B • Hocklnson (CdM), Eagle (CdM). HR • Lucas (N), Savopolus (CdM). Estancia 001 000 O • 1 2 5 Laguna Beach 400 002 x • 6 8 1 Davis and Lund; Merz and Baumer. W -Merz. L • Davis, 2-1. 2B -Oy·Buncio (LB), Verdugo (LB), Bobst (LB). HR -Verdugo (LB). Hlth_ .Chool - IMEIAll Sea Kings ·:: roinp, 11-1 .. •Rhodes, Hockinson lead the way . in an 11-1 victory over Northwood. · Tony Altobelli D AILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -Jt was smoolh. sailing for Nick Rhodes and the rest of the Corona deJ Mar High baseball team in Tuesday's 11-1 Pacific Coast League win over visiting North- wood. The Sea Kings' offense helped Rhodes' cause with nine runs Miu 4, University 4 (8) in the first two innings, L.a<Jn BM:ti & a...m 1 giving the sophomore Cdll 11, Northwood 1 left-hander more lb.an enough breathing room. Rhodes allowed only one run on four hits lb.rough five innings for CdM (5-3, Fnday·s 9.1me'> (] 15) •&mmatCdM Northwood at Mela Lag. Beach at University 2-0 in league). He walked one, struck out three and forced the Tunberwolves (0-2 m league)· into six ground outs. "Nick works down and forces batters to tut his pitch,• CdM Coach John Emme said of Rhodes. "In 22 innings, he's walked only three guys. Nol bad for a sophomore.· Senior Wes Hockinson led the CdM offense with a two-out, three-run double m the first inning and added an RBI single tn the second. "He's been coming up with big ruts all season long for us,• Emme Sdid. "He's been consistently over .400 all year long and he'> bad a lot of opportunities to rut with runners on base.· Sophomore Keith Long went 2 for 3 with two runs scored, while semor Jason Savopolus made the most of his first-ever varsity htt, a two-run home run in the fifth inrung that end-' ed the game by way of the mercy rule. "Right now, we're playing well in all phas- es of the game,· Emme said. "Our defense is playing very well and we've had our share of big offensive punch from various players.• Eagles tumble, 6-1 •J.D. Goff gets both ruts for Estancia in PCL road setback. LAGUNA BEACH -Eslanoa I hgh Junjor leadoff man J.D. Goff went 2 for 3, but no oth- er Eagle managed a hil in a 6-1 Pacific Coast baseball loss at Laguna Beach Tuesday. Laguna Beach scored four runs in the tirsl inQing, including a home run by John Ver- dugo, for all it would need. Estancia scored its only run in the lh.t.rd;~' when Andy Romo reached on an error, Mitch Valdes walked and Romo tagged up and w ent to third on a deep fly ball by Goff. Romo then came home on an RBI groundout by Armando Ortiz. ,. Estancia Coach Doug Deats said Brent Davis pitched well. allowing eight hits and three earned runs. l"!te Eagles (3-5, 0-2 in league) visit 1eague- Leading Corona del Mar Friday at 3: 15. Sea Kings will mix it up for fljai, CIF: •Morton teams with Snyder with Ojai, CIF in the future. CORONA DEL MAR -m s Corona del Mar High's boys tennis team shelled visiting Northwood, 15-3, to improve tQ 6-0, 2·0 in the Pacific Coast League, but ~ were just the numbers for the s&reboard. The real news comes with the decisi on of senior Brian Morton and sophomore Garrett Snyder, who say they will compete in the CJF Play- offs, as well as Ojai, as a doubles unit and are immediately consid- ered by many as the team to beat in both categories. MOfllC ~ LeAGW CoRoNA Dll MAii 15, Noln1twooD , SingMt -Sall (CdM) def. Cho, 6-0; def. Eljnef, 6-0; def. Murdi•. 6-0: Bean (CdM) lost. &7; won, 6-1, 6-1; Warsaw (CdM) lost. S-7, s-1: won, 6-2. Dowlll11 -Monon-Snyder (CdM) def. Madef•Oelwchhlo, 6-0: Aarnes-Ofakellar, 6-2; def. Moodv·Strent. 6-0; Myets-StoekWell (CdM) won, 6-1, 6-1. 6-4; Wadhw•Kulmltk kl (CdM) won, 6-0, 6-0, 6-2. lrvlne handles Sailors IRVlNE -Irvine High ... defeated N wport Harbor, HM-206, Tuesday in a Sea View League boys golf match et Oak Creek Golf Club, per 36. Scoren for NewpQrt (0.2 in league) were Den1el Kush (37J, Sean Whltfteld (41), 1bm Werbe and George Hanold (42), and Millet Akina (44,. Tars drop league ope11er rRVINE -The Newport 1111mm1 Harbor High boys tennis M ustangs i.inpressive team dropped its Sea View League opener with host Irvine, 18-0, Tues-LONG BEACH - day afternoon. · After a one~year so VllW LlAGUI absence, the Costa Mesa High boys lllMNI 11. ,._.,.., HAMCMt 0 swim team competed in theprellmi-s.,..._ · Deck (NH) lost 10 Aamaes, 2-6, narles of the ClF Southern Section los1 to Shah, 2·6, lost to Shu, 3-6; Hirst Relays at Belmont Plaza Olympic (NH) lost 1-6, ~-6, 1-6; Uhl (NH) lost 0-6, 2-1, 1·6. pool in Long Beach Tuesday. ~. Duncan-Lutfy (NH) lost to Mustangs Michael ' Whitman, A. Wang-J. Wang. 4-6, lost to Gordin-Chasen Marshall, Steven Reyes and Jung, 6-7, lost to Giiieiand-Fu, 2-6; Brian npton finished 10th in the 200- Schaffef'·Santa (NH) lost. 1-6, 1-6, 3-6; yard breaststroke relay (2:20.37). Lund-Nguyen (NH) lost. 0-6, l-6, s-7• Mesa, which did not have enough Eagles top Mftla, 195-228 COSTA MESA -The ... Estancia High boys ·golf team took care of crosstown rival Costa Mesn, 195·228, Tuesday th Pacific Coast League action played at the Costa Mesa Goll and Coun· try Club's Mesa Linda Course, par 35. Jason Cassidy led the Eagles (3- 1, 2-0 in league) with a par 35, while Pete Balc.er (37), Joey Mueller (40), Aaron Frankel (40) and Nlck Razo C'3) complet8d Elt.anda'1 top five. Costa M•M't Bryce Sheridan led all goUen wtth a 2·under 33, while Steve..l.\'hlttak.er ("3), Mike Gardiner (48r, Brtan Andenon (5 1) and Brian Beach (53) rounded out the scoring for the Mustang• (3-4, 0·1). boys lo compete in relays la.st year, could advance to Saturday's finals, pending action on.Thursday. Sea Kings take care of Laguna Beach · NEWPORT BEACH-The .. Corona del Mar HJgh boys golf team pulled out a 199-22• ~aciflc Cout League wln over Laguna ~ch Tuetday at the New· port Beach Country Club, par 35. Joe Kwon abot a 1-over-pe.r 36 to lead the Sea King• (•-2, 2-0 in league). Other CdM scorers were Brad Cham'*1.ln (38), John Kwon (39), NAdt Sherman (43) and Tun ProhUng (43). CdM will play at the NBCC on Thundey against Northwood, begmnlng at 3:30 p.m. t Corona del Mar wins, 3-0 ' HUNTI NGTON ...... . BEACH -Alissa Zoelle J pitched a complete-game, four-hi~r to lead the Corona del Mar Hi9h softball to a 3-0 nonleague win over host Brethren Christian. The sea Kings (5-3) will host crosstown rlviiJ Newport Harbor Thursday at 3 p.m. NONL.fAGUI • CDM J , IM'MB OtmnAN 0 Corona del Mar 000 120 o -3 $' 1 Brethren OulS1ian 000 000 O . O 4 3 Zoelle and Stearn: Wlnford and Holllnd. W ·Zoelle, 3-0. L •Wlnford, 1-5. 28 -Ragucc.i (80. TODAY ......... SCHEDUU College • Cal 81ptlst ' It Vanguard Univewislty, 2:30 p.m. :- • Vol1blla I Community college men -Orange Co.est It Mt. Sin Antonio Col •• 7 p.m. High Khoo! boys -Corona del MM st Huntinglon IMCh, f :4S p m.: Sant. AN ,· It Cost. MeM, 6 p.m. .......... ..1 Hlgh.tdlool boys tnd girts -Corona del M. It~ le.ct\ 4!15 p.m.; "9wpor't Harbor et !Nine. l p.m.; c~ Mee et~ J!D ~~ ~ . ..... Community college • 0r-. Coan et ~CC.Jp.m, ' .... =..,men and women . Ctl s..-!;:;rat V8ngulrd ~ 11 •·"\. .:t. tdloal .,. • "'1tM "" ~ - •Pit :.:,s.nnc.cc,lp.m. ,: ~~'-•det1aat0r..,.."'a ' - Doily Pilot SPORTS Wednesday, Motch 21 , 200 l 7 aeerer's blow drives in winner, 8-7 HAPPY BIRTHDAY . IWBucs rally from 7-1 deficit tO"KO SoCal's No.1, Riverside. COSTA MESA -Scott IASllAll Beerer, a freshman out of Newport Harbor High, did it again for the Orange Coast College ~aseball team Tuesday. A key figure in several victories this season, ·he drove Josh M cCanne nome with lhe winning run in the bot- tom-of lhe ninth with a single to right to lilt the Pirates to an 8-7 victory over visiting Riverside CC, the No. 1- rdnked JC team in Southern Califor- nia. Rivemde right fielder navis Kaats dove for Beerer's base lut and missed, allowing McCanne to race home from first base. Coast trailed, 7-1, in the fifth inrung before pulling it out with a 16-tut attack . I ~...uc--J r ... ~ Flctltloua BualneH BSC 10432 ,.me Statement Flctltloua Bullnes• The lotlowing p1raon1 Neme Stltement are doing bu$1ness as Tha following peraons Pe L · C11ol Anne 811 doing buelilese as o·o nnell. 124 Tur· College Palms 305 N quo a. Belbo1 l1land Harbor Blvd.. sUtt. 313: CA '92662 Fu"-rton, CA 92832 C1*ol Anot O'OooneM, Robert C Jackovlch 124, Turquoise, Balboa and Mertine Jackovleh, lsiattd, CA 92662 huaband and wife. H Ttlls buslneaa 11 con· communily property, duc(td by an •ndMdual 29"5 Sparrow Drtve, f-iava you 11ar11d Fu41trton, CA 92.835 doing bu11ne11 y11? W1H1am Stuart Magin· Yes 111/2001 noa 1nd Nina S1uro Cdrol Anne O'Donnell Magtnnll, Tn.i&lees ot Tfl.s statement wu 1ht Maglnni1 Family Med with the County Tn.iat dated January 20 Ciotti ol Olange Counry 1993 1548 North on p2'23f2001 Stallion Slreet. 011nge. 2001H511ot CA 92869 Dally PllOI Fee 28. Mar J ll"Y Bellard and a. 7. 14. 21. 2901 W333 ten J Ba•aro Truetett ol tha Ballard family Fictitious Buslne11 Truet UTD Augull 11, N1me Statement 1989 1"3A RICl'lman The followlnQ perlOM Knoll Fvllerton, CA art Ooong butfneta at 92835 Go To Group 2881 El· Andi-C Semi and leamere Ave Coela Sh11l1 M Berni, MllSI CA 92626 T ruSIHI ol Iha Barnl Bradley LIO OtSoto fetnlly Tr\1!!11 Claled June 2881 ENesmere Ava , 25. 1999. 41214 Country Cotota Miii CA 92826 Club Onve. long Beach. ThtS bu11ness 11 con-CA 92807 oucted by an ondt)'ldoal W1l1tem J McGarvey Have you 11u1ed and Carol Ray Wise, as dOtl1g Dvs.ness yet? No pnt lanlflU. 3005 Per· Btadlty leo DeSoto 11mmon Placa. Full· This 1ta1ament wu anon. CA 92835 11100 with 1he Coun1y Gel'herd l Schultz Cieri! of Olange County and Eileen A Schultz. oo 0212312001 Tn.is1e11 of UDT detad 200181158107 May 19. 1987, 18882 Da11v Ptlol Feb 28. Mar Sunnyview C1rote. VOlbe 7 14, 21. 2901 W334 Linda, CA 92888 Fictitious Bualneu Name Statement The following parson• are doing bullneu u Roed Medic 22912 Pacific Parti 01 Sit 202. Al1'IO Vte,o CA 92656 Roadside T e1em11a Corp191111on IC Al 221112 P1cif< Patl! Or Ste 202 Aliso V.eio CA 92656 Thia business " con· dueled by 1 oc.rporebon H1v1 you s11rt1d do•ng businan yet? YM I 16'2001 Roadside T 111ma1oca Co1po111oon Lawrence E W1N1ama Ttks &lalemant wll filO<I with lht County 01111( Cll Olange County O" 02/23. "2001 20019151121 Daily Ptlo1 Feb 28 Mar L t4. 21, 2901 WJ.47 Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Name Statement The lollOW!njl PlllOllS are doing bu!llnels as Gen11l1 Wellneu l octlnolog!H 178 Pell( CrHI. Newport Coasl CA 92657 Suun E R1m11y 4505 laon 51 San Di- ego, CA 92107 Thtt t>u"ne" 11 con- ducted by an ondtvodual Heve you 111rtad d?liilg but1neu yet? Ye-1 Fa«> I 2001 Susan E Ramsey TIU llaltmant WU lot~ Wtlh lhe County Cle1'! o1 Of1nge County on 02/23/2001 '200118H114 Deily P*'I F et> 28 Mii 7 1411 21, 2001 W33? ~lctltloua Bullnea• • 1Name StaterMnt The lollo~IOl'll t~o~NO, 81&" E Ba.II Rd • Mll*m. Call· tomla 92805 • .Ro11om Ram1d1n. ere e. ea11 Rd . Anaheim, Calllornla H805 Tony A111rMl1, 2351 Whiteoak ln.. Corona, CallfOlnNa Q21179 Thia oollnna 1a con- dueted by • general partne11hlp He•tt you atarted dd_lng bulrl9ll '(«'I No ~Ollom Ramadan Thie atalemtflt _. .. filed with lhe COunty ci.tll d Ofange CCllny on 02/0Sl2001 IOOtM14tU •P.aot Mer 7, 14, li.l!-200> W300 Jay Sktnderlan and Amy l yn Skenderian, Trust"' of the Jay And Amy Sltanderiln F 1mily T ru11 dated Januery 6, 2000 4nO Campus Drive •200. Newport BNctl. CA 92tleO Kennith Edward ChartH Morgan and Aooo Lym ~ Morgen. Tl\ISI ... ol the K1nnt1h And Robin Morg1n Truat, dated S19lamt>er 21 . 2000, 30855 Olympte Place, Laguna N1gvel CA 928n This t>utlneaa it con· ductld by 1n unln- c0<p0rt1ed aseodatlOn other tnen • pel1nef'lhlp Have you started doing bualneu yet? VH, Februery 2e. 2001 J Larry Balard Tll4t 11111man1 was ltlld With fhe Counly Clarll ol Olange County on 03/0el200 I 20016157290 Dally Pllol Mar. 14, 21, 28. Al)!, .. 2001 W369 Flctltloua Business Name Stltement Tha lollowlng pereona .,. doing bu9ineaa .. OepJ Store Oullet, 790t Garden Grove Blvd Gardin Grove, CA 92&41 HNV Holdlng1, Inc. !CA). 288 E Hol Ave , Pomone CA 91787 Thit ootinffl la con- ductld by • corpClfDon H1v1 you 111rted doing butlneu yet? YH,11~ HNV Holdingl, Inc. Tlna Ha, Prllklent/ Stcratary Ttu1 ltalement wu fdad wlttl lhe County Clertc d Orange COUl1Cy on~! 2001MMOH Daily P*'I Feb. 28, Mir. 7, 14. 21. 2001 W343 Fictitious Bullnest Name 8t.nlment The lollo~ .,. doing -= Batt omc. lnt11111· llont, 21311 S. Wttciw St , Santa Art1. CA 82706 Al Your Slrvlot 0.. llYlly, Int. (CA), 2138 S. Wltghl Sl, Santi Ant. CA 92705 Thie butlnMe " oon-du*ct by: I OOIPolMIOh Have you •tarted doing bullnlM v-t? Y•, VOt.Ot N VOit a.r.. Inc. 1..1url• Hampton. awn.t Thie lllatlfMllC ... llllid """ flt ~ Clel1I al ~ OourfY °"~' ... , ...... ~~Ftb.21,Mw 1. 14. 21, l!Ol WjM4 r--------------------~ : I I I : I I I I COWGE SPORTS Mc.<:anne was 4 for 5 with three runs scored, while Beerer and Erle Estrada were 3 for 5 and 3 for 4, respec- tively. Coast improves to 16-5, 6-3 in the OEC. Riverside falls to 17-t, 5-3. the eighth inning ot a regularly sched· uled seven-inning game. I I I I L="-~-~-~-111:_::_!_ -~-~ today ~ .... coea •~ C>RMGI Co#.sT .. ~ 7 Rlwnide ' 204 010 000 • 7 9 0 Ora• Co.st 010 012 011 -8 16 o Vanguard imprdves to 18-9, 7-5 ui the GSAC. Point Loma is 10-13, 3-8 GOUIBl ITA'ft Anti.nc QJMIUl(NQ VNff/AMIG 1, PolNT LOMA NAzAM,NI 0 Pirates fall to Riverside IM>ou TAVl.A>R ~ NIW9'0ffT ~ TENMS Hernandez. Waddell (7), Nolat<e> (9) end StewMt. Roblft. Erkluon. W)lllams <•>. Courvolsl« (9) end MIJfphy. W • Courvolslef, 2-0 l • Nolm<o, 1-1. 28 ·Yoong (II), McCanne (OCO 2, Marcos (OCQ, Estrada (OCQ, Hedgpeth (OCC) Point Loma Na:iarene 000 000 00 • o 4 1 V•nguard Unlv«slty 000 000 01 1 J 1 RIVERSIDE -The TENNIS Ogf en and Trelut; Harris •nd Garner W Hami, S-1. l ·Ogren. 28 ·Mamula (Pl). 38 • Thomp$0n (Pl). Orun9c Coast Colleg e men's tf'nnis team lo~t. 9-0, to. host Riverside 1n Orange Emptre Con(erence action Tuesdcty. HR • Young (R). Harris spins four-hitter OCC women lose, 9-0 COST:6-MESA -Mar-IASEIAU cus Hams tossed a four- COSTA MESA -Orange TENNIS Coast College was a 9-0 loser to visiting Western Kentucky Uruvef'Sl- ty Tuesday in nonconference women'c; tennis. The Bucs are 8-2, 6-0 10 th~ Orange Eip.pire Conference. OtlAHGl ~ COHfUEHa RlVl.llSC>E 9, 0tw«a CoAST 0 Slnglff H.trper (OCC) lost to Downs, C>-6, 1-{). Garcia (OCC) lost to Steven\, O 6. 5·7, Wine (OCC) lost 10 Re•sh, 2-6, 0.6, Romano (OCQ lost to Dav•~ 0.6, o 6, OCC lost fifth and \UCth imgle1 seu by dcf.\ull ,. O«ANGl EMf'tM JC SOFTBALL CONR.ftE.NCE ~ 0CC 9, WUftMI IKDnucxY 0 CYP9ll.SS 8, ~ CoAST 0 Cypress 200 030 3 8 8 I Orang~ Co.m 000 000 0 0 3 S Greenwood c1nd Morl~t. Gutlltri hit shutout and Timothy Jara hit a game-...hnning single in the eighth inning as host Vanguard University recorded a 1-0 Golden State Alhetlc Conference victory over visiting Point Loma Nazarene Tuesday afternoon 1n ~ • Joharmen (WK) def Sommer, 6-1, 6 2, Doubt" Hat~ W1r>e (OCC) lost to OoWM·Retsh. H I, wma Romano (OCQ lost to frost·NOOfeklnam. 4 8 OCC lost third double\ wt by dcf•ult and M iles W -Gret>nwood, 8 4 L · Guillen, 0 S 28 MC1rt1nez (Cl Flctttloua Ek.rlineaa Flctltloua Bu11nes1 Flctltloua Bualneaa Name Stetement N4tme Statement Name Statement Tha lollowlng peraons Tha fol~ pereon1 The followlng ptrllOflll are doing bU9lrltla as: are doing bu8inlll as are doing buelnett as: Newport Yaehl Man· Nu-Wave Spa Con· Roger Stone lnaur· 1ge ment, 409 trola, Inc (CA). 3949 E •net Agency, 20321 Holmwood Or .. Newport la P11ma Ave . Birch Street, i 101, New- Beaeh. CA 92663 Allaheim, CA 92807 pol1 Beadl, CA 92660 Mictlael W Barry , 4109 Nu-Wive Spa Con· RMS & AllOClates, Holmwood Or .. Newport trola, Inc (CA), 3949 E Inc (CA), 20321 Birch Beach. CA 92663 le Palma Ava .. Strut, 1101. Newport Thia businea Is con-Anahe4m. CA 92807 Bt1Ch. CA 92680 dvcted by· an lndMdual Thia bullneu 11 eon-Thia bullneH Is oon- Have you atarted dueled by 1 oorpotallon ducted by a OOfPO!alk>n doing business yac? No Have you 1tar1ad Hive you 111rted Michael W. Bany doing bu1lna11 yal? doing buslneu yet? This stalement wH Yea. Feb 8, 1985 Yes, 1984 • hied wrth Iha Oounty Nu·Weve $p1 Con· RMS & Ast0e1a1es, Clet1( of Orange CountY lfols, Inc Inc on 02/23/2001 JanA. M Edw11d1, Roger Slone Pres!· 20016151108 Vice Pr...otnc dent Oa.ty Pilol Feb 28, Mar This statament was Thts atatem8fll was 7, 141 21, 2001 W335 hied with Iha Counry l~ed Wtth lhe County Clerlt °' Orange Counly Cltf1I of 0!1nge County Flctltloue Business on 02/21/2001 on 03/11112001 Name Statement -2001 t155'2t 2001&151563 Flctltloua BuslneH Heme Statement The following persons are doing 009""855 as. LePenske ana As soclates. 27272 Plnocha, Mission V1e10. Cali10«1ie 92692 Chr11topher D le Penske, 27272 Ptnotha M1u1on Vie1c. California 92692 Thie buSlneH I~ COO· dueled by an 1ndlv1<1ua1 Have ypu slerted doing businen y11? Yes 08/01 •2000 Ch11s1opt1111 D LePensk1 This staiement was fllad with 1he Counly Cletlt o1 Orange County on 02/t "'2001 20018155323 Dally Poloc Mar 14 21 28 Ap! "· 2001 W375 The I~~ Dell)' P*'I Feb. 28, Maf. Dally P1ioC Mar 21 28 -doing 11 7, 14, 21. 2001 W353 Ap! 41. 1 i. 2091 W38Q Flctltlous B u1ln1H KwilN. 2323 Elden Flctltloua BuslMll Name St1t1ment CA Ave.;.,!!7, COiia MM&, u-~ ..._te--t CrTY OF The tollowlng persons '"""' ,_.,,. .... ....... NEWPORT BEACH ate doing buStness ., Kerry Wllliaine, 2323 The lollo:w"'P pertont NOTICE Juls Organ1za11on Eldefl Ave . •9. C0111 ara doing bueine11 u INVmNG BIDS 3535 E Coas1 Hwy ~. CA 92627 A ) Oenitl't lntlf1onl. Seal_. bldl Ile 11000. Cotona del Mllr This business 19 con-8 I Oeniel'a lnt11lor1 ~ 11 1fle ~ of CA 92625 ~ by an lndMc** China. Gitt1, Antiques, the City Cter1l. 3300 Ju 11 • 0 a w n Have you tlarttd and more C) Ol$h·n Newpori Boulevard, Hernandei 3535 E doing buslnesa yrA? No Del, 843 Cortez. COiia po Be>• l 768. Newport Coast Hwy 11000 C.o- Kerry WilharM ,,._, CA 92626 Beach, CA 92658·89 I 5 rona del Mar CA 92625 This atatemant w11 Denial FrenlJm Berge. unlll 2 00 p m on the This business is con· IUed wilti Iha County 8413 Corlez. Coata !0th day ol Apnl 2001. al duc1od by an md"'1dual Cler1l ol Olange County Meea. CA 92626 Which hme such bid!! Have you started on ~1 Thie bualneaa la con-i hall bl 09ened and domg business ye1? 20016t59111 dueled by: an lndMdual r.-CS tor Yes, 09/08/2000 Daily Pilol Feo. 26. Mar Have you 1tertad COMMUNITY OF Ju~e Hamendez 7, 14. 21. 2001 W337 doing butlnan y11? • BEACON BAY Tl'lls S1atemen1 was YM, 96' ASSESSMENT llled wl1h 1he County Flctltloua Bu1lnes1 Danlef F Ber"ge DISTRICT NO. 79 Cler11 ol Orange County Heme Stetement Thlt 11a1ament wea STRE~..L DRAIHAGE, on 02/13f2001 Tha lollowlng ptrlOl\I hied Wllh the County UG"nNG, AND 20018155092 111 doillQ t>u.ri-as. Cler1l ol Olenge County UTILITY Diiiy Poloc Mar 14 21 TCSX Software, 5 Hut· on 021231200I IMPROVEMENTS ANO 28. Apr. 41. 2001 W37" ton Cantra Or. 11025. 200161H110 CtTY SEWER l8l1la AN, CA 9'Z707 Deily Pllcc Feb 28. Mar REPLACEMENT Flctltloue BuslneH Bran Frledmen, 18 7. !4. 21. 2001 W330 T1tle of Pn>tec1 Neme St1t1ment ~219 Dew IMnt. CA Flctltlou• Bualneu <:oritl1lct No. 3'lT7 .. ~~no,..:':'" Thlt butl""8 is con-Hime Statement engi=:·o:!'umate Roek ltware dvcted by an ~ Tht tQllowlng ptrlOnl ~ by 214 112 Fernleal Ave Have you 1t1rt1d ire doof1g bu"'-u /.J ·0on Webb C0<ona d81 Mar CA dc*1g bueinest ~ No C.ctvt Scalet , 3723 Pubic WOtta 92625·3213 ' Brett Friedman 8'rdl S1ret1 111 Naw· Director 81e1 Alden Beuciar This stattnfent wu pott 8eac:fl. CA 92660 Prospechve bidders 214 112 Famleaf Ave Ille<! W!lh the County Eciward M Fltctl 111 mi y obl•m ona set of Corona def Mar CA Clel1I of er.,. County 3723 Blreh SllHI '11 bid de>Cumenls at no 92625·3213 on 02/23f2001 Newport Stech, CA COlll I t Iha oltloe ol ""' This buSIOIS.S t$ con· 2001Sl5totS 92880 Publoc Worlca Depart· ducil!usonen ye.-? pol1 8eed'I CA 926«50 1788. Ntwpon S..ch. Yes, 1.197 Flctltloua Buslneae Thia buaoMN It con-CA 92658-8915 Bren Alden Booder Heme Statement duded by hulbend and Required Contrector This statemanl was Tht following ptrt0nt w1fa l lCenM CIUStllcalion(I ) hied w11h !he County are doing bul#leu as Hava you 11ar11d required for lhl• proiect Cleltl of Or•"O' Counly Ofenge Coell Secra· dolng bu11n111 y11? A "' c-..i and/or c;..34 on 02126/2001 tarial Service. 2201 Yee. Jan 1. 2001 For furthtf 1nfo1ma· 20018156374 M11111n St. 1102. Irvine, Edward M FllCl'I Ill llon, ail O.c1c Hoftalildl, Dally Pilot Mar 7 14 CA 92612 ~ Thia 111tement WH Project Manager a1 21. 28, 2901 W3§.! Cindy Stroh, 7381 hlad wllh tha County (i4$) 6«·3311 Sitnl Or.. Hvntinglon C1e111 of Olange County Publl•h•d Newport EsCtOW No. 01~'73-8 Baach, CA 926418 on 0212312001 Btech·Co111 Mesa ·NOTICE TO Thia butlneea i1 con· 2001Hff1CM 0111)' Pilot March 21. CR£04TORS ductld by an lodMdull Daily P*'I Feo 28, Mat 2001 Of BUU< SALE HIYt you 1t1rt1d 7. 14, 2J. 2001 W342 W379 ~ 1105) ~~g ,~•Inell yat? Flc:tltloUI Bualnes• Notte. of Heeling by GIVEN lhll •1~e:.9~ Cindy Stroh Heme Stat9f'Mnt Public.lion •bout lo be m*'9 Thia a1.11emen1 waa The followltJu2.:"°"' (Minor Name Thi :;:::i end filed wfttl lhe County are doong u Cha~) ~ •> ot Cleftt of °'8nge County Al The Cleenert. 53211 lhl 111111(1) -SUN on 0212312001 Beach Blvd , Butne St.lte of 1a. HEl KIM. 1900 W 200tMHOtt Patti. CA 90821 Coun!Y Ad&n'll A~ Costa Diiiy Pi1oC Feb. 28, Mar &d#, Inc (CA), 83t2 St. Loul9 County, Mata. CA z. 14. 21. 20()1 W31§ Stledwell Or. Hunt· Dlstrtct Court Doing butwl9ll •• ~·~ •·~•~-1na10n Beec:h. CA 92948 Judicial D1atttct: 5MOC)'Tl11E CUJ8 r,..u...,... --fhll bullnHI II oon-Stxttt Judtctel Al OChlr ~ Name ... ""*" ducted br a corparaion Dl.wfct Wlle(1) wl lddrtla(•) Tht tolloMng ~ H1va you 111rted Court Flli Number: uMCI by lhl Mlllt(e) .,. doing bulli*e ..-doing ..__ yfA? No CX-01-300031 w.ftn lhl Pt1t tne Cottage l.aM, 1733 Sunklr. Inc.. ~ t1 ..._, by the Mon1oY1i1. ~ E. COiia &lnatl C Patti. S.C-C... Type; 114tr<1). ...: None Mtea. CA 82925 retery Name Change n. neme<•> end Gwendolyn D~. 221 Thll ll1141m81!1 WU In the Malttf ol Ile Af>.-ldct'lte o1 Wit bu\19r(I) PMlt, Newport Baed't, flied Wlttl tl'lt Counly pkadon at: T"911 AM lllft 1K SOO YOON CA 112982 Clel1I ol Orange County AlmQultt, on bttlan of ltid soo HYUN Oely Hlllon, 221 PM11, on 02n.3l2001 LM S, minor HWANG, 17115 Diiion Newport Beach, CA 200111MOt7 For a cneng. of name .. -1 ,.. ............... CA 92M2 Datt ~ Feb 28, M.w to: LM.A ;a;., .. I • ._... .. , Thie but1MM 11 con-7, 11, 2t 20()1 W341 TC> Wl'J('tl SQen The ....-be1r1Q =~r~ an general Fk:tltloua IMfnMI ~~Loe An-eold .. ~ Have you ttarted HINM Stat.ment An ~llcatlon for demibld " ~~ '1~oJrNo .!he~ tr-by~~=~ ~: Thll ~ ... WHI •II• VIiiage QUiil for • Cflange of lnldlltMle. ...... 11141<1 With the (!ol,lnty APlrtrMnl1. 955 w. name for !tie minor cHd lllWIOld ~1~ Cleltt of °'1lll08 County 19th Streal, Co•ll L.M.S. to LMA A hear• ~ not ID on 02/23r'2001 Mell. CA 92027 lnQ on Ihle AoolleltlOn end .,. locltlCI ..-.. , .... , n Audy A Miiiman. .. be held .. 81, LOIAe 1800 w AOlr'N A\1911Ut, Olly ~ Fib. 28, Mw. Tr-.. • Rudy Mwirntn County CoutlhOUlt, C'*' ...... CA 7, 14. 21. 20()1 YQ!J Tt\lat, 341 8ey1lde 1110 tftl Aw &It, TN "'* aalt II ~ lueln•1 ~ ~ :.,~ ~y~=-6, _..._ ID be .._. .. ,, Nflt Thll t1u111M11e le con-2001, 11 9'00 <"-") ~ at N _:-~11 =-by: TNll (Fifi'-Jou._~ °?Z ol"°9=~·.::: J W. . E~. Hlv• you lllrled NlllM C~not from 1811 diet II 6119 AMI' •A. ~ Clotnl ~ yet? Court .... ,~. 8f ~~.!.. .... • 8Mdl. CA _, y ... 2000 LcMI eo.._ I.. - Jo'111 IHu:tlamp ~ A Mltl!Nn, Coulfloule. 1110 1211 ...... -IO, .. ~ Meddoakl, 8111 ""91' TNM9 A_,.,. 1-. Hlltllno. ~ ....,,.....__ tA. ~ 8Mdl. CA Tllll IC It r!M Wiii ... -74' C*ldonl!Ol..2. tHe-3 Ned ~ .. ~ I ,_, dO M _.., 11 TN rwM and w~ Lea Mad-Qllll of 0..-~ fie 1Cif'11dlllllld ·llMnflO. .._ t1' .. ,...... d0cll9. f11t ,..., •A, on ~f Ill '••111*" ~· •----~-"""°" hecf\, CA 1111_,U Ian tlw NllM Ct*'ll = 18 TIM ESCROW. '"6S . • l"lol,. "-.Mir ...... cHd,,., . ,,,., ........ n. .,... 11 oon-7.. 1s. 11 w197 '9 ...... :i:-" OftMa. CA .,.., by: ~ end ~....,.,.ti. I001 ........ .. ..... ' '· '°™"8T ., ....... 111¥ ~ Hive pCM1 ttaned MIM•• ~lflll '9 .. I, dall'll ...,_ Yfl(f No . Ill c.at J 1'yW , ""*" II Ill JoM UrtfaDIA ~ L *"....,. .. Thll I 1 llM ... Mlltled Ml~ .... ... lllld ~ .. Courtey .. ..._·Co•ta ...... ..... 0..d~~ ~ ..... MMlll~ ... 8, on OllllHCI01 ~, a.. 1K 100 IOO ..., .. ,.. ~ HWMG. ... ) n ~ = .. , .... ...,..,, "r-'...:-' cce •••z Mlf om•:sn. .... ~ ....... ....... •' ,...., ::..,. FIND Fictitious BuslneH Name Statement The lollowonsi pereon• are doing buSineas as A J Placemen! Tech· noloqy B )Pl11cem11nt Techn<>I0<,/1111 C > Place men1 Te<:h 0 I S1i.11ch T echnotoov E 1 Tech nnlogy ResQurce~ F l Per!.onal F11ntJsS 1as1 Sand.,ood Place Tushn. CA 9278CJ Sleven M Ka10 In<. {CA1 1881 Sandwooy a OOl;>tAl110tl HilVll you \tatttd ae;1ng business vat? Yu 11 11 2000 Sleven M K111.'l Inc Sl•M•n M • Kat.'l Pre~· d11n1 Tl '' ""lerr 111'11 wa\ I Itel W•lt• tnp COU'lly C1e1• ''' O<sr.q. C. untv on 02123 21 • 200111158090 0~.ty P I Feo 28 Mai ~ l.!._;>OC'' _JJ,'l!i} Flc!1tlou1 Bualneu Nam• Statement The fQll<J1"t"9 p111ons 8 re dOlog OO'Wlt SI a• Fonoincoal Recovery Centi'• t 7''17 C11pe10..n C11cla C~ll IM 'oil CA '12627 AObe1'1 C Anlhony I 79 7 C11petown Circtt> COSIJ Mose CA rr.1627 Tt11s bu~ones& is con· OIJC1od t>y ..in 11'K11vldual H&vo you $111rted OOlng businass yet? No Rober1 C Anthony Th" ~tatement .,., !tied w•lh the Counly Citric ol Olange Countv on 02.21)'2001 2001615'352 Da•ly p 01 F11> 28 Mal 7, 14, 2! 2QQI VI;)~ J Flctltlout Buslne11 Nam• Statement The f()ll()wong pa<IOOI 811 dc>onQ bu~ 15 GoEl ner 2915.A Re<lhtU Avo '2tO·C Co..ta Mesa CA m26 Netgnt>omOOd A.;c.eu Corp tUT) 291 SA Rf!dhl Aven.." •210-C. (.osla ~na CA 92626 Tn11 bu~n@ss '' con-ClUCttd by 1 corporat.on Hav11 you aterted ooong t>u••n1n ~I' Yft J1n :1001 Ne glil>Olhooar,1 Sted VICI P111s1den1 Tho& $IOtement WOI Ille<:! w1111 tho County Cieri\ ol Orange Couniy on Ol 12 ?001 ·' 20011857112 o.,1y P1lol Mar 14, 21 28, ADr ~ 2001 W370 Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Name Statement The 101.owing person• Ila dolnO ~'186' H Oeiro Consult ng 209 1 2 15th S1ree1 Newpur1 Beach Calr!Of'nll 92663 J--.ca Detro 206 1 '2 15th Straet Nawpoo Beach Cabfon"" 92863 Thi6 bu$1Ntlt 11 con- dudad by on 1ndtvdJal Have you 1Jerted OOong ~ yet? No Jasaoc;• ~ro This 11111arMnt wu loled w•lh the Coun11 Cleft,, d Of ange County on 03112'200 t 2001N57901 Dell>t Polot Mar IC, 2 I, 28 Ap! ~. ?QQI W372 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Of Personal Property Noti¢e is hereby gwen lhll pur5uant lo Sec 1988 111 Iha CMI Code of the Stale ot Cal1torn1a. the unde"'!jned will sell e1 Publt<: Sala by oom· Pflllt•ve 1>1dd1ng on the 91h c1av of Aptil al 12 o I p m on 1he p11m1se1 where 1111d property hes Dt>on .iored and wh•ch d•P localed at 2910 Fair· Vll'W R00<1 '" tne Ciry ol CMla Mesa County ot O<anqe SU.te ol Calrto<-n•• Personal pr()l)el'1y do scr1be<:I be10., on the matte< of Un•t F ·03 Kuti Andll'l(;n nou•er1old tems Un.I 0-06 • Aon Ballar<I hou•eho1d n1ms Utvl J-02 • OwV'l Bean llOvsthOld items Untt G·IS Ow•ght Baan hovsehOltl •tems Un•• 0 19 • Aaron 6'nqle . houMhOld ··-Unn F-02 Jpfl Ste"'ne' hOvsehOld 11em~ Un.I G·09 Snan Cherry l!OYHhol<I rtem' Unit G--06 • Ptlllty Flool "'9 Unknown ~ems UM D-13 KeHy Ford hooseno10 •rems Un11 A·07 Tina Gonzales ho11st"hold 11em Unll f ·04 Mike Hall househO<d 11ems Unol A 18 Jennrt!lr Hu1tc.n household 1tem1 UM C 02 V•n.:ent Jacobs household llOfTl9 Un I D· 18 Earl Kluth 11<>u~nold tams Unit G.oll Allrena La Rocca hOuSehOld dtm$ Unit A·03 l Ul Rod11guel 'IOU~ehOld 11m5 Unrt [). t 5 Jeff 5ntJ., ttouwnoid ll~S M11tetlanoous ·tems lo . .ied 1n vlnOu" locl.er un111 owner:; unidl'n· hhe<tod tor al the t•m• ol purc:haMI AJ1 purctl9sed goods are aol<I u 16 and mu•1 be removed at !Tie 111118 OI purchase Sale IS &Ub19C1 to pnor canc:ella· lton 1n the event ol &el· tltm!'nt bellll'een land· lo<d and oblloa1od OO"'i LA cosl A SELF STORAGE. J1cquellne McC0Uvm- Neum1n, Owner Adrian Re•lty, Man· 1glng P11bl111htd Newport Be8'll·Co11a MIU De"Y Pilot Matdi 14 21 20()1 W373 BSC 10482 NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF ANNUAL RETURN P11teuant to Section &10.C(dl of tr.. 1"'e1na! Re-..nua Code nolQ • hereby given INI h ~ nuat rlMn IOI Ill caltfl. der year 2000 ol lne HAZEL I MAAG FOUN OATION. I pnvate ~ dlloon II 1v11llble at \hi ICMldllllOnl ~ OI· fice tor inspect.on ounng regt.1lar oosineu nour5o from 900 11m 10 4 00 p m by MIY citizen wti , requestr. 11 w•lt1 " 1 l'ICI days el1tr the ddta 01 th15 put>llcauor The lound111on 1 pn apal office is iocatll<.I '11 Lloyd C01>ent>arg11r o\ ASSOC 4675 M11cAr1hur Ct Sia 700 Newpor1 Beach CA 92600 Th" pnnoopal mana9111 ot tr-e foundallon ·~ Uoyt! Co· penbarger L oyd Cc. penbarger Pronc•ra Manager ll<lyd Coi;1n barge• Anumey 461< MacAr1hur Ct St1: 700 Newport Bueti CA 926&0 Pubhf.lled N .. wr ,,, Beacn·Co"ta M , Oa11y Prl't M~rcti • • 2001 ------~W,J..' SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR COUNT'1 OF BENTON JUVENILE DIVISION In Re The Wel1;1r~ )! MIGUEL A SA~•CHEZ DOB 11295 NO ·01-7-001 1~ NOTICE/SUMMONS BY PWBLICATION CLERK'S ACnON REQUIRED ICAliFORNIAl TO ELIAS SANCHEZ JR A LLEGED FATHER, ADDRESS UNKNOWN NOTICE/SUMMONS I YOU ARE HEREfH NOTIFIED tnat o l:l• pendency pehl on t,.., Deen filt>O with II • Court K'I "'""-ti .I •• leged lhal the ~b< v., Nlmed ch •o •s "' P"' de-ii " hel••nq "' I> held on APRIL 17 2001 0 8:30 AM a1 th• Benion J'ra ~ ,,. J ·~~ nolt Justoei. Ct!f II 56()!', Wei;t C.1nal P'.a< e Kan new c~ West11no1on 99336 Tile pull>O~ ' Illa hean1'l9 •15 I he~1 and .:onside• ev'<le'1t,. on tr>e pet"ion 11>a1 ™' t><.en '"ed Yov ••t tta•eby i.ummooed I,) :IDl)ear a1 """' llt>Ovt! til'IO and p1ace 10 •'t!IY.i.1 the pet.lion cr tr•• pet • on w" l>9 granted 2 Tho pef'toon D'!Q n~ a ptOCe~ A'hoch may ,,.,, loOll In perm&Mnt 11!11!,._ natl()n o4 the paranl-<.t>ild retahonsh•p P.irents may Ile held r11SOC1Minlt1 101 lhe suppol'1 ol thO ct\lld d Ille Child IS p4Lle<I 11'1 out-of home care 3 Any pany ttas the nght 10 be 18P•l$tnh 1 by an 1nomey '" a t proceedings 10 1n lroduce t\lldaoc:a IO De tieard on hie Of hit o....., betlaM 10 uamone w 1 ~ 10 rlQl\lt I 04' clso<>n Das.d tolety on 1fle 8YIClll'IC;t IC)OrH ~ I the hUllng end 10 "' unb&ased fact hndl! " you c.amoe aflord 1 ... yer one •I be IP PQll'lted by the Coun to rlOl'eMnl you To ·~ ~ I • ..,.,., OC>l1tA<:t ltle Benton F 11nU1n Counry Jwanile Cou<I by c1t11 ng (5091 7&32151 and tequ I the leQll ~-int YOlJR FAILURE lO APPEAR MAY RESULT IN THE COURT ENTERING AN OAOER STARTING ANEW B USINESS?f. • • • • • • • • • • • PU8UC NOTICES I EST ABUSHING 1'HE ABOVE r-tAMED -HILO kEr-t OEPEN CE>~T By l'lrKt1on of the Honor1bl1 l onn1 Melone Court Com m1111on1r E KAY BACCA STA Pl ES, CLERK LISA HA YNES. OEP· UTY CLERK Put•l• •h&•I N"wpor1 B1>ar h C<Jsta Mes" 01•1/ P11{.t M11rth 21 28 "°£' ,1_ 200 I N~7f A GOOD AD! Cll (141) IQ-5171 LOCAL MOI TUAli PIERCt IROTMHS IEU BROADWAY Mortuary • Chapel Cremation 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa 842-9150 Qlhot tltac <IU' 110 111ou6 ... 1At1t' llrcjlr111u1. CONROY'S FLOWERS 2983 Harbor 81,d. ""' ~ ,.. 714.54-0.3135 IM I tt.J DrplmMnr 111 tlv D.lil1Pi},,11 pl.tAHJ to """""'"•'• n~ Jt'l'HtY now 11 'flilabk to nru lnuittn.Hl. w;. "''" NOW F.ARCll tht fftlflU for'°" Ill "" O.TN ~,,,. """ uilf ..,., IM 1111u r1"'1wmp14 tJw Co11n H•~ ;,, S.1t111 A..._ ,.,,,,., 11/ ,._"~· •ftrr t'1r N4rrh "tomplttUi" 1'1U fik ,..,,, fi1t1ti4tu ~tWj) IMW >141~1 "''" iN C,,011n1J rim. p11blr. h """ • i..w• for fo.r ~ 1.1 IWI"'""., /ti 11rtJ 1hm fik 1"'" /'l'fHlf •f prdlllr•titm Wtth dv CAtmlJ Cln+. p~ ltO/ ~II ft/, r"' firtm..-1 "9uitta1 lllllnltnll -1 tlv 0.i/y f1J"/o1, 'J() W, 8.tJ 'II. YR4 Mtu ff y.• '""'* 1101 ~ plNN oJI tu "' ( 9) 64J.!( fJ f 11v n IA~ll ,...~ """"l'"M"IJ fW JH,. ~ thh I""*'-".,,,,,.,/ . lfr" '""-"' '1ttw • ., ftmlwr ....... .,.,. ""' ,., •lfJ IC.Ir •• ,u '1t "'°"' ,.,,. """' ,. illsbt,... GMJ lid ,,, ,.., .,.., ...,;.,,,,J ""'ex 11 · -·-a -.... ~ .... g II -·-ra - ' ' •• fa Plmee" ~moAD Polley Ruir• 111111 c1 .... dli11"~ u,. wlJI,.. 1 11> 1 l\llnlf" "11ho11l 110•1•" ·n, .. 1mltll•lirr "'""""~th" rillht to t"t>n .. .,, n·d .. -.i/~ ""''"' ,., n•j...-11111~ da .1r ... 1I Mhrnivm .. n1 l'kioM" ""LI''"' "" f'tror 1l111t 111•~ '"' 111 '°'" rlil ·if'kd 11J 1111111r1lin1l'h. Tllf' Ditn Pi~ Mrl'1••• 11ri l111ful11' for""~ tm1r in nu"'" .. ni .... 1111'111 for wf1ic Ii 1l ll UI) hi' n••1wwt•il•I" 4'\• '1'' fut .., '"" ro-1 or dv •l11t"" nnunlh .or.n1plr1I h, 1hr .. nm C:r.-;111 , .in 1111h t. nlfo•1'1I for 1lir fiN Llb4'n1on CJ lly•u {11-t'J) (l;J I ·oii'I .. ii ..... ,. llyfte•e (9-t9) ~:!·:tt17R lly~Per·-• •3.'i .,... &,.. Strrr1 ...... ,. {J"~··..--HK'" ... t,IUJ IW~U~ .,..,f ___ ......._ __ D.adUnes ------"" .... ,J.,. • .-.,..o1 ..... ., .. , •• u f .. J;t .... 1 ... l ...... , ....... ,,.!fr ---~~ SEima DmEciow (:,...0111 fi<'lll, <:\ 11'.!b27 \1"'1..,...llt.il ... ""' .... •••• Trlr11liu11r 8 301un-."d)()111n Mo111l1.1) ... , ........ f'ri1'4y 5:00pnr f'ri1loy ... ; ....•. Tl1unvlay 5:00pr6: TuCfK!ay .•.•...•. Mondny 5:(X)pm SatunJuy ........... Fri1loy ~:()(}pm • -for All Yout Home ..t ...._ ~ -...................... - -hN.--~-,.. -14-...a1 • Cll.i &--.. • MS-Nn ~ • -~ .. i....t..._ ... \hlk-ln 8·301111....:1 O<~•m "' .. '"' ... "'"'' Wedm·.44la) .... Tn~y 5:00pm ~unduy ............. f'ri1lu) 5:00J'nf Thun.cluy .. \\'1·Jm'1!<luy 5:00i•nl G:t EC JAL H.'.:IJS,~C OPPOll U'4•1V All rHI estate 'dvtrt~ng 1n lllrs ntwSf)al)llr IS Wb)41CI ro lhe federal I'" llo11s1no Att of 1968 as amended vinrch makes 11 1llegdl 10 adverr•sr dny preference hm11.it1on or d1sw1mnat1on based on ra'9 cOlnr r~llO· ion se1 ri.ndicap li'1!1hat \litu\ 01 nal>Oll<ll 111ig1n 01 an mtentton 10 nl<)k• any ~uth p1efereoct lmMdtrun Of ~!.1.rlm1ll4llOl1 l nl\ nS>11s~pe1 "''" nol know1no1y accept an~ ~dve111~em~11t lor real •stare whrch rs in 111olar1on QI lhe law Our •talh!rs are hereby mlorr,roed lllal all Uwetltn!)S ddv•rt1~ro 111 tht\ ne11rsp.ipt1 Are •~~1l41>1e on an eq~ O(IPo•lur 1ly b;1S•S 1rJ comota•n ol llrM;rim• 11111011 call HUD 1011 h~e ~· 1 800 424 8~90 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 0:'\E S'JOP HO\it. Bl 'I\(, Sl P~.R' I OIU I A .. f 7141534-1800 24 hn \elfr-4n Kt<1l t.\latt HOMES OF THE WEEk Showen• Homes For Sale In Our kt Reat EltMe Suppltment I Display Ada Start It $85. Deadline Tl.llldly 5PM Also ... Open HoUte Ultlngs Av1. Dt•~lln• W~n11day 5PM lt P.ya to AdvertlH In the Sett LOCAL Reel Eatate Section Call Today II LISA RIVERA 949·574-4262 ANNE WILLEY 949-574 .... 249 V.A. SO MOVE-IN FREE Counatllng FREE Ust OI Homtt HUDNA REPOS 714·534-8800 v.-an RMI e.ia. Emafl· vreggl1dnc.com , . .,,., I 10~-r11• ~111•Hou•tr111 la-I la-I l411-==:l 1411.==l 1411-==:l l.,.~I _ COITA 4ftl _ _ IEWPOllT IEACM _ *********************** .. .. . __ •NICEST PUcu ~.99SA.e!Ea P'!!N$:!: F .. Blocka to Newpor1 ! SHORES INTERIORS ! In ~ Mela lot Ifie SS $95 down/$69 mo11mty Oole ID blldl & 00 * * 2br otta , Ube. tocally ('3,900/lOVZIS momlll) 2Br 2Ba coodol. gated * * remod, mry1hl119 n.wll Aoeds In • lllMlv-1 Fr .. MetopolGlr1 St750 & St850 * LIQUIDATION SALE * $274,500 !llf 14•·C1U281 map1 & j)IC1urff Sunset Call !IQI, 949-632-6402 * * Ranches 1 ·800-343·9"444 * · * From $269,llOO. Pnvate (CAL'SCANl * EVERYTHING MUST GOI * Enclave o1 t 7 Hornet Only -------* * Ba 2c an gar Up to 1.505 110 APTS 110..-".. :m * NEWPORT BEACH * 7 ~"I Two-Sty 3-&'s. 2 'ii I I . 2640 AVON STREET, • ~?r1',.,,: = COSTA MESA _ "'vv'"' _ : CALL 949-642-2255 : 9-49·b50-1440 ••••••••••••••• * •• * •••• NEW HOMES From $269,900 Adjacent to Newport Be~ch & Triangle Squate. 949-650-1440 PRIME ESTATES Lots & Ocean V1tw1I Call Petrick Tenore Agent 949-856-9705 38r delV4th Br. 281 Fp PC!fQO hardwood Hoors ceramic tile m ~nchen. dining & baths nllW elltencw & 1ntenor parnl 2car oar. $469 000 Ron, Bayshole Eillllos ,949·548·244S PRIME ESTATES Lots & Ocean Views! Call Patrick Tenore Agent 949-856-9705 OPEN SUN 12-4 457 Cotti MIN SI S br, 4bl, tludy, ltmrm. 2 lrplcs. lg matr 1ulte, lee tub. ay Owner sns.ooo t49-t42-t946 COSTA MESA f SOUTH COAST METRO Chamung JlnOf 1 Bedtoom end 2 Bedroom 1 Ba~. SU!roonded by lllMIS, pool, tr) gated c:ommun«y Call 714-557-0075 WONDERFUL 2BDRM Large. wtticalt, t11n, dote to bdctl In Cotta Miia. '49-574·5134 E'Slde Back Bay Lrg 2Br. upper, enclsd bale. nfpets, $986/mo 329 Un1vers1ty, Unrl E Call 949·574·2031 ELEGANT SENIOR LMNG Enpy • ~ Sllllt. enteflaj()lfter11 era/ls. fun lnp$ ~llOtl. moro• COSTA NEUPORTE' 949-646·6300 mtnlmutn ¥' 58 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH Ntwport tum I Br studto lull k~chtn mtCro non 5ll10kng no pet S900 Ind ulll Ava.I now 94~ 760-8436 l 'u~I 2B1 281, tpeclout, on golf courff, 2 dKltt, furn, 2 car perk. veult ce1i., trplc, $250olmo. 949-293-4632 HARBOR WOODS 2br 2bt lmrnK townholM, WO hlrup lrpk, •lllch 2 ur p , sms 14t-293-4632 Big Cnyn 3Bf 2 581 spac Deane t.vntvne guard gere, 3c gar exec hol.v.a $4400 mo app1 9'f9·293-l632 VERSAILLES Pentllouta IBr Sl.295. Mini Oc1111 Yie'tt. MtryAnn McGul11 M9-646-6770 Prud Ct Alty 1 440 ~11·~1 STEEL BUIU>tNG 40114 WAS ss.no MUST SELL $2992 14I00-291..011 1 ASK FOR JIM WOLFF TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME BUY DtAEC'I' ANO SAVEi COMMERCIAUHOME uma lrom S 19.8 00 Low Monthly Piyment FR.EE Color Cetalog Call 1·800·711-0ls& ,._ n ttstan com 448 AHTIOUES/ART COLLECTIBLES WANTED ANTIQUES Olil.r Style Furniture PIANOS & Collectible1 . .,.,.,.,. ... ,.., •\! .. ..,..•-......•()'! .......... ,,,,. $$ CASH PAID $$ Gr>e~•Ot .............. WE BUY ESTATES Hotel -------. '7 ;,,, . {IJ,,/fi,,(( . 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