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• Shocked by how easy it is for children to access
pomography, Newport Beach trustees agree fo blocks.
Mathis Winkler
D AILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEAC I I-Library
trustees got qwle a surpnse while
searchmg the Internet thIS week.
When they checked for pictures
of vegetables onllne, they ended up
finding pornographic Web sites.
After keywords such dS
Aphrodite dnd BMb1c dlso led
them to sex-rcldlCd s1lc1!>, the lour
board members didn't hdve to
think long before voling unc1n1-
mously lo buy Internet fillers for 14
children's cornputers-res<>rvccl for
students through sixth grndE>-an
the city's pubhc 11brttnes. The soft·
ware w1U not affect dbout 60 other
library computers with Internet
access.
Trustees cho'>e d filter callf'd
"Bess· thal 1s used in 36"1,. ol the
nation's school hbr<Jncs. ThE' .pro-
gram cosls more thdn two olh<>r
alternatives reviewed by hbrdry offa -
cidls. After a one-tame fee of $2.~J95,
the city will pdy $1,440 dnnur1lly.
Unlike its compctalors, Bc>!.'> hltcr'>
Web sites tn lor"1gn lcingudges c1nd
PSYCHEDELIC SILHOUETTES
redU"ects users to an educdtion-ori-
ented secirch engine. G1ty orficials
could not sdy how Jong 1l would take
lo install the software.
The child-safety program has
long been d contenllous issue across
the nation, leading to lawsuits from
hoth ends of the spectrum.
In Loudoun, Va .• a g roup sued
the city's public libraries for
instdlltng Internet hlters. In the
Northern Cahforrna commumly of
Livermore, d mother sued city ofh-
c1dls for exposing her son to Inter-
net pornography on its library
computer!>.
The Newport-Mesa Unilic>d
School District has restricted lntf'r·
nN dcccss for four years, Sdld Alan
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Enqard. tht> cl1'>lnc t\ clart>ctor ol
1nfonndlt0n technology.
Whale lht• rl1!-.tnrt c1l..,o U'>f'., d sub-
scrapt1on·htl'iNI "f11c•wt1ll" !or 1ls
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Christopher Miles is curator of "One Wall: A Video Series," on display at the Orange County Muse um of Art. ee Datebook, Page 10.
Council squabbles over when to call it a night ,
• Disagreement on whe n to end meetings is anothe r
in a series for Costa Mesa officials.
deserve c1nd should get at 10 or
10.30 pm. It's certainly a balancing
act between people who slay for an
item all through the meeting, but I
also think there IS a balance for good
government. And I don't think good
government happens that late."
Jennifer Kho
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -Disagreement
about the length of City Council
meetings led lo another council
squabble U1is week.
Mayor Libby Cowdll and Council-
woman Linda Dixon wanted lo cut
Monday's meeting off at midnight
and postpone the unresolved 1.SSUes
witil.the next cowicil meeting in April.
·I think it's very unporldnt lo fin·
ISh at a reasonable hour: Cowan
said Thursday. "I think items after
midnight don't get the attention they
Councilwoman Karen Robinson
and Counolmen Gary Monahan
and Chris Steel overruled Cowan
and Dixon, voting to address all
lSSues on the agenda.
N·ewport divas come out for Oscars
•Fund-raising group for the Balboa Theater
will hold its own Academy Awards show tonight.
Stef11nle Frtth
DAILY PILOT
Di\f"ds, a support gwld for the
BaJboa Theater. wfuch lS in the
process of being renovated.
lo do something extra pedal
for th lf fund-rtliscr, wtu.ch they
hOJW will raise $30,000 to
$50,000 for the theater. When
co.ch~ Debbi Schweickert
and Nancy Lynn Olson realtzed
the Academy Awards were
coming up, they knew they had
found the theme for their party.
I' .
• U WE' had Uu'E»e or four more hollf<,
of dlsruss1on, I coul<l see Wdltlng
anothN two or three weeks.-Mona-
hdll said Fnday. ·But if you h,wc• an
hour, two to three items left. and peo·
pie wrutiog to speak, I think it would
Ix> rude and obnoxious for us not lo
futish. We askro for Uus 1ob. U we·re
so concerned dbout meeb.ngs going
so long, maybe we should tdlk lc:>SS •
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directing thf"m to tn <JnothN wdr< h
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Jennifer Kho
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group., wen• 11n<1I 1h• tn ttgrf>t•
on c1 c-ont1dct "hdhmt1r Lt•t1rn·
tn(l Cent<'f [xP< ut1\P Dm•«tm
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"It s JU'>l lhdt thl' two non-
profits had dtfll'rt'nl v1.,1on'> of
what the proqrt1m wd., qmng
to look likf', • !>hi' ~c11d "It 1'>
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NEWPORT BEACI f -Eliz-
abeth 'lllylor. Marilyn Monroe.
Shirley Temple. Cher. They all
plan to malte an appearance at
the Diva's Academy Award
Premiere on Satwday night at
the Pour Seuons Hotel.
The theater, once a vaude·
ville palace, was closed in tho
early 1990s. Community resl·
dents have rallied together to
reopen it, and the Divas were
born about a year ago. It will
cost $6.5 million to renovate the
theater and, so far, the Divas
have raised Sl milllon, enough
for a groundbreeking in May.
·w e thought the Academy
Awards would be a new twist.
So wo thought about cclebnty
look-allkes and our own
Olcars,• Sclld Schw ickert, who
will attend the party as Eliza-
beth 'lllylor ·we didn't wa')J. to
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.... Coroaa del MM High .. amy &.pt II
congratalee.cl ..,.. paltblg an end to It wttll •
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•even Mae West ls thinking
aboUt coming,• Mid JOdnne
Pavia, vice preisl<lent of th
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'This year, the Dtvas wanted
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SEE AWARDS MGE Al ovw l!staada OD Prkllly. Sportl. hge II.
A2 Saturday, Morch 24, 2001
Resting in
the arms . '
of God
M It is blessed to know of a place where
we can lay our tued head and heart. our
heavenly lather's arms, and say to him, 'I
can do no more. And I have nothing to tell
you. May I lie here awhile and rest?
Everything will soon be well again if I can
rest in your arms awhile.' "
-0 . Hallesby
I twas d whirlwmd week, <ind I was
whlrled out. I'd been blessed with
wonderful houS<' guests and company,
but the exlrd meet-
ings, meals dnd lnps
to U1e mall added up
and subtracted my
energy. By Friddy
night I was deeply
tired dnd reddy for a
good night's sleep.
Unfortunately, my
body didn't cooperate.
I must hdve Pdten
something that didn't
agree with me.
because 1t left me
uncomfortable and
mostly unable to sleep.
I l.lptoed down the
hall to one of our
daughters' rooms so I
wouldn't Wdke my
Cindy Trone
Christeson
MORAL OF
THE STORY
husband. I dozed on and off, but woke up
th'e next morning clearly remembering a
dream. The dredm was r<>ally a vivid
memory of a lime in my childhood when I
was sick.
I wai; probdhly dbout 5-yedrs-old dnd
we wPre dt my family's roltage in northern
Wisconsin. I think I had the chicken pox,
and I clearly recall my mother putting me
in my parents' big bed and covering me
Wlth their big quilt. 1 remember Mom sit-
tirlg next to me, stroking my hair and
smgmg to me. I know 1 WdS physically
uncomfortdble, but I felt so cozy and cared
for that 1t almost didn't sPem to matter.
I thought of that m the morning <10d
how safe and spec1dl I had felt. I was 1ust a
little gul, but in such d b1y bed with such
tender carP, I felt like a queen. I closed my
eyes and tried to rcwtnd and replay lhdt
memory. ll passed through my mind fleet-
ingly, but then I got up and tned to go on
a bike nde Wlth my husband and fnends. I
soon red!Jzed I needed to tum around and
head home.
My stomdch was less upi;et as the
morrung wore on, but I was tired enough
for a ~ort ndp. Th<' dream or memory retum~d and I thought dbout 1t a lot as I
moved slowly through the day.
Thal afternoon I looked outside and my
backyard beckoned mP. It was a day that
God cooked lo perf Pct1on, with just the
right combmal.lon of white clouds, warm
sun and a gentle breeze. I never JUSt do
nothing in the muldle of the day. but I
wasn't capable of much else. I took a big
fluffy qutlt and soft pillow and headed out-
side to a cha1~e lounge
I fell a!>leep dnd ndpped more deeply
and peacefully thdn I ever recall domg
before I woke up feeling so cozy and
cared for I looked up at the wisps of
clouds and felt protected. I closed my eyes.
and whtle the breeze swept over me I
heard the genUe cooing of lovebirds.
I reaJtzed God was nght there stroking
my hau Wlth the wind and singing to me
through the birds. The fragrance of flow-
ers reminded me of my mother's perfume.
I rolled over and rested m my heavenly
father's arms a little longer.
And you can quote me on that.
• ONDY TRANE OtlUSTESON Is a Newport Beach
resident who speaks frequently to parenting
groups. She may be reached via e-mail at
cindyOonthegrow.com or through the mall at P.O.
Box 6140-No. SOS, Newport Beach, CA 92658.
8£ADE8S HOTU~E
(949) 642-6086
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VINEYARD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF NEWPORT BEACH
Vineyard Christian Fellowship of Newport Beach aims •to worshi_P _God through Jesus. Chnsl,
love one another in Christ·like relationships, equip the church to ~er, proclaim the ~gdom
of God and evangelize the nations all in the power of the Holy Spmt. Services are at 8.40 and
10:40 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. The worship is contemporary and uplifting, and the ~oming
service is intended to be particularly approachable for the un<=;hurched or new believer. Child care
is provided for services and other activities. John C. M cClure ts senior pastor. The cburcb is al 102
E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 556· VINE.
Daily Pilot
IN THE SPIRIT
S~N HllER I OAll.V Pt.OT
The Rev. Cathleen Coots leads the congregaUon at Newport Center United Methodist Church ln Corona del Mar.
Newport Center United
Methodist Church
• ADDRESS: 1601 Marguenle Ave .. Corona
del Mar
• TELEPHONE: (949) 644-0745, church
office; (949) 64 4-0740, preschool ofhce
• DENOMINATION: Uruted Methodist
• YEAR CHURCH ESTABLISHED: 1945
• SERVICE TIMES: 8 a.m. Sunday IS a qw-
et, meditative service with piano, 10 a .m.
Sunday is a full, intergencrallonal service
with choirs and organ.
• SENIOR PASTOR: Cathleen Coots, who
has been at Newport Center Uruled
Methodist Church for three years. She ls the
mother of two boys, who dre students at
Andersen Elementary School.
• PASTORAL STAFF: M argaret Cunning-
ham, children's ministries; Staci and Bill
Cox, adult, children and bell choirs; Margie
Hubbard, pastoraJ assistant; Chris Cornett.
youth assistant
Faith
CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
YOUNG WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
"Desiring a Life of lntegnty,• a day of learn-
ing what God has in store for young women,
will be presented at 10 d.m. today as part of
the Orange County Coast Christian Out·
reach Week. The event, sponsored by the
Young Women's Conference, will be helq at
Newport Dunes Resort, 1311 Back Bay
Drive, Newport Beach. $25. (949) 673·1614.
JUBILEE CELEBRATION I\ Sister Joanne Clare Gallagher's 50th
' Jubilee Celebration wUl take place at 11:30
a.m. Sunday at Our Lady Queen of Angels,
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trlltions, edrtorial mettl!f « adw!r·
• SIZE OF CONGREGATION: 28P
•CHILD CARE: A comprehensive children's
program includes a special class provided
for toddlers during the 10 a.m. service.
• TYPE OF WORSHIP: lnformal, described
as •warm and joyful." The traditional format
focuses on scripture, sermon and music. The
10 a.m. service includes a children's sermon.
The 8 a.m. service has an attendance of
about 20 people. The 10 a.m. service has an
attendance of close to 150 people-. The sizes
of the services allow all ages to mteract and
to gel to know one another.
• DRESS: Attire ranges from casual to suits.
• TYPE OF SERMON: Coots gives personal
messages to touch the heart. She uses Scrip·
ture and life illustrations to show how God's
presehce makes· a difference in our lives.
• RECENT SERMON: A sermon series for
Lent, titled ~Hidden Treasures of Paith and
Scripture." The sermons are titled "1\ial and
750 Domingo Drive, Newport Beach. A
reception will follo\t the Mass. Free. (949)
720·9190.
BREAKFAST 'TIME
The Men's Fellowship Breakfast group of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Cturch will meet from
7 to 8 a,m. Wednesday in Diemnfield Hall at
the church, 600 Sl ~ Road, Newport
Beach. Mark McCormick, director ol college
and young adu.ltJ, will speak on "College
MinlsUy 101." $2.50. (949) 574.2239,
PRE.PASSOVER COMMUNITY SEDER
The second annual Women's Pre-Pauover
Community Seder wW take place at 7 p.m.
April 4 in the social h4ll of Temple Bat
Yahtn, 1011 Camelback St., Newport
Beach. Steve Rosen , an expert on Middle
East affairs, will speak. $10. (949) 644·1999.
WEATHER AND SURF
Temptation,• "Waiting,• ·Mercy: •Forgive·
ness• and •Foolishness."
• UPCOMING SERMON: On Sunday, Coots
will share "The Treasure of Forgivene!>s. •
The April 1 sermon is titled "The Treasure
of Foolishness: <10d the Easter Sunddy ser·
mon is "Only One Thing Is Certain."
• OUTREACH: The church pldcE>s a strong
emphasis on missions. Throughout the yedr,
members provide backpdcks, Easter bas-
k ets. Christmas presents, food dnd money
through local projects at Share Our Selves
and FISH . Support is given to Afnca UnJVer-
sity, to rnissionanes m Jerusalem and els<>-
where, and to the David and Margaret
Home. The church's largest outreach 1s
made through its preschool, whJch hds been
a part of the community for more lhdn 35
years.
-Michele Marr
PASSOVER SEDERS
Cbabad of Newport Beach will host
Passover Seder at 8 p.m. April 7 and 8 at the
Chabad, 3419 Via Lido, Suite 147, N ewport
Beach. Learn about the healing powers of
the matzo and enjoy an in-depth
Hebrew/English Passover experience with
plenty of translation and an abundance of
commentary. Call for prices. (949) 721 -
9800.
COMMUNITY SEDER
Temple Isaiah ~ Newport Beach wiU
sponsor its 26th a nual Corrununity Seder
al 6:30 p.m. Ap · 7 at the temple, 2401
Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. A seven·
course traditional dinner with symbolic
foods wiU be offered. as well as prayers
and song. $35, or $30 for members.(949)
646-7512.
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• a-y.. • ._ Sin.t: A veh1de burglary was reported in
the 1000 block at 7:06 a.m. Wednesday
• Gwden &Ane! An assault was reported 1n the 2000
block at 3:19 p.m. Wedrle$day.
• West Wlllon Strwt: A burglary was reported In the
300 block at 3:30 a.m. Thursday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• ~ Rolld Md Oci9llft moulnwcl: Possession of
• c.ontrolled wbstance was reponed et 10:10 a.m.
• 27'h Street: A rNn reported receMng eight notlcM
of i.te ~t from "k bilnk on a ~ eccount
th.t Md not *" oper1tlontl for two Yff'l
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Daily Pilot Saturday, Morch 24, 2001 A3
Newport Beach shQuld consider rolling out anti-litter campaign
Admitung that Lyndon
Johnson 1s one of my
favorite presidents
has never gotten me any-
thing but strange looks from
both Democrats and Repub-
licans.
One or my fondest memo-
nes of the Johnson admirus-
tration was not the Vietnam
War, the Civil Rights Act or
the war on poverty. ll was
the first lady's war on Utter.
In almost ho time Oat, the
president's wife, Lady Bird
Johnson, made public sloth
seem lo the rest of us to be a
capltal offense.
The name of the cdm-
paign was Keep America
BeautituJ, and it was thriv-
ing long before anyone
heard of the organizdtions
that sprouted during the
nation's green years m the
late '60s and early '70s. The
campaign headed by Lady
Bird Johnson made a deep
impression upon my genera-
tion, most of whom still con-
Steve Smtth
WHAT'S. UP?
sider l!ttenng an unspeak-
able act.
Fortunately, most of ui.
arc passing our hatred of lit-
ter on to our children, secur-
ing at least another genera-
tion of litter vigilantes But
apparently Newport Beach
hru. found that some people
never got the benefit of the
Keep America Bedutilul
cdmpa1gn beca use they're
just loo young or they're old
enough to have forgotten it.
Newport Beach has found
out the hard way that titler
is disgus,bng and, unless 1t 1s
controlled, it IS costly too. So
the city is contemplating
stamping into the sand a
· friendly message to visiton.
to put their trash m a trash
can on thetr way back to
their cars. The patented
roller would be dragged
behind the beach-clearung
machines that scrub the
shore each day.
l.llke this idea, mostly
because 1t's enVlronmentally
friendly and it's not a heavy-
handed approach lo the
problem. But I still had some
questions, which the city\
general services managN,
Dave Niederhaus, was only
too happy lo answer.
Niederhaus says the
amount of utter rises and
falls wtth the amount or edu-
cation the public receives
So how did they find out
about the stamping device•?
"We saw this company
advertised m one of our
trade magclZH\es, • he said
"They hdd never even
thought of commg to the
West Cousl unlll we invitE!d
them out here.•
So why not JUSl put out.,
more trclsh Cdns? That's
whdt they do ell Disneyland,
where trash disposal 1s a so-
ence. Trash cclns at the
Magic Kingdom dre placed
dbout every 20 feet, giving
lhe potential litterbug no
excuse to drop lrclsh on the
ground. Thdl strategy, plus a
slndll clm1y of "sweepers•
keeps the grounds spotless
"Those trdsh Cdns have to
be emptied by cl redUy
expensive person who has
JUSt u redlly smdll [area] lo
move around out there,·
N1ederhdus SdJd "I can't go
out before ddwn -I have to
Wdlt until everyone wakes
up along th<' beach, dnd
then I hdvc only dbout a
two-or three-hour wmdow."
To its credit, the c1ty doP.s
not want lo cll'dn the beach-
Walnut Acres
es al rught, pnnldnly for
i.dlety reasons.
•Many yedrs ago, we •
ucluaUy backed over some-
one who hud buned them -
selves in the sdnd to sleep at
mght So unbke Huntington
Bea ch thdt dedns thf>tr
bC>aches at night, we 1ust
never wanted to incur thdt
nsk, • N1ederhdus Sdld.
My other questwn Wdl> '
dbout lhe cost Just how
much 1s th1s contrdption?
Accordmg to N1ederhdus,
the city pkk'> up dnd hauls
dbout 10,000 ton'> of trash
per yedr dl c1 C'C>'>l of dboul
$100,000. And c1lthough he
hc1d not yet rerc·1vl'd d ror-
mc1I propO!>dl from Support-
A-Bec1ch, thl' '>Uppher of the
roUer dev1n>, he P'>llmdted
lhP dnnudl cost to he
$10,000 to $ t 5,000
Affording to a report
'>Ubm1tl<-'d to the city, previ-
ous lestmg of lhP ...,dnd slc1m-
prr reducecl llller by c1s
much ai. 20"',, But for things
such dS an assault on litter,
the bean counters have to
· close thetr books and reahze
that there IS a vd.lue to this
Cdlllpd1gn that cannot be
qudnllfled on a ledger page.
The nty's beaches are
under asSdult on two fronts.
The Welter IS getting dutler,
dnd while ( WISh the Clty
Wd'> even more dggress1ve
lhdn thPy have been to find •'
dnd punish upstream pol-· j
lutf'r., 1t is not easy to hnd 1,
these cnrrun<ils. But 1t is eas-
ier to get the slobs on land '
to poUce themselves, and I
dppldud thf' aty's efforts to
1nve'>l!qc1te by any means
, poc,!.1IJI(• to reduce beach lil-
le>r
And I thcll1k Leidy Btrd
Johnson Jor mc1lung dn anti-
lrdc.h lclndllC out of me 35
ycdri. dgu
• STEVE SMfTH is a Costa Mesa
resident and freelance writer.
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him on the Daily Pilot hotline at
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A4 Saturday, March 24, 2001
Costa Mesa decides airport position
•Statement includes
no mention of El Toro
but advocates no Jahn
Wayne expansion
Paul Clinton
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA-O.n airport
JSsues, the winds are shifting in
the city
The City Council softened
iL5 support this week for an air-
port at the dosed El Toro Marine
bdse, backing off a n earlier
stance. ·
The council unanimously
passed a resolution Monday
endorsmg a brodder regional
dpproach to airport planning.
The two-page statement called
for "a care ful evaluation of
opportunibes for the expansion"
of existing facilities and "milit..uy
lttcilibes available as a result of
bcise closure" to shoulder future
dlf traffic demands.
The council alc;o advocated
no expdnsion of John Wayne
Airport.
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OF NEWPORT BEACt:l
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Yet the panel deliberately left
out any refe rence to El Toro,
selected for dosure in 1993 by
the Department of Defense, to
stay out of the often-heated dis-
pute over the future of the air-
field, Mayor Libby Cowan said.
The resolution would also
lake a step toward "spreading
the pain• airports bring to com-
munities. Cowan said.
"The fhing that the resolution
that we passed does is to get
above the fray," Cowan_ said.
•·No community should be
unduly burdened.•
The policy statement stopped
s hort of endorsing Orange
County's plan to build an air-
port at El Toro -reversing an
earlier council's position.
On Dec. 20 1999, a panel
without council members Karen
Robinson and Chris Steel voted
4 to 1 to back an airport at El
Toro that would serve 8.8 million
annual passengers in 2005.
Councilwoman Linda Dixon,
who cast lhe lone dissenting
vote in the earlier resolution,
voted for Monday's plan
because it clidn't conta.m a ref-
erence to El Toro.
Dixon disputes a county
daim that an airport at El Toro,
located at the borders of Irvine
and Lak(! Forest, is necessary
to serve a growing demand in
South Coµnty.
•1 do not support an airport al
El Toro." Dixon said. "I have
not seen it written anywhere
that every region in every coun-
ty need~ an airport.•
Councilman Gary Monahan
acknowledged that his city has.
not been unified on the El Toro
issue.
But that is changing, he said,
adding that the catalyst was a
South County decision on Feb.
26torevokesupportforextend-
ing limits at John Wayne
Airport.
"As soon as they said that,
they' re going to find out they
just woke Costa Mesa up."
Monahan said. "I think it's time
for us to step up to the plate and
get active.•
Monahan and Steel, the city's
represe ntative on the Orange
County Regional Airport
Authority, both said they back El
•
Toro. Robinson did not return
calls for c;onunent.
) Hatched by El Segundo
Mayor Mike Gordon about two
years ago. the regionaJ approach
to airports calls on smaller niche
airports to handle any future
increases in passenger demand,
instead of adding to the burden
of Los Angeles International.
"Orange County must take
its fair share of the responsibil-
1ty," Gordon said: "Orange
Gounty must create answers for .
how it's going lo meet its
demand.:
Costa Mesa's resolution did
not mention LAX.
By passing the resolution,
council members said they
hoped to clarify their city's posi-
tion on airport issues. Costa
Mesa has offered a striking con-
trast to its southeastern neighbor
of Newport Beach, which has
fought hard for El Toro.
"They have pretty much let
Newport Beach take the lead,•
said Steve Bromberg, a coun-
cilman from that city. "It would
be nice if they took a stronger
position."
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OBITUARY
Selly Jenny
CORONA DEL MAR -
She was a vivid splash of color
in many lives and taught oth-
ers how they, too, might
express their vibrancy.
So while many mourn the
loss of Selly Jenny, 73, a 31-
year resident of Corona del
Mar who passed away last
month, she left behind a lega-
cy lhat will last.
An artist by training 81\d a
jack of all trades in practice,
Jenny was best known in
Newport Beach for her work
with the Orange County
chapter of the Alzheime r's
Assn. and as lhe inspiration .
be hind the Memories in the
Making program.
"She implemented the pro-
gram to have Alzheime r's
patients viewed not as empty
shells of people, but as people
who just had difficulty
expressing themselves." said
her daughter-in-law, JiJI
D'Angelo-Jenny. j'She gave
them a way lo express them-
selves visually."
The work she began with
Alzheimer's patients here LO
Orange County is now a
ndt.Jonal program. ·
Her program gives patients
the opportunity lo find them-
selves and retain what mem-
ories remain for them, through
painting.
"She sought out individuals
wilh Alzheimer's disease,"
Linda Scheck, executive direc-
tor of the Orange County chap-
ter, wrote of Jenny. "She would
give them a means to tell their
stories in bold colors and
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splashes or
line. They
could
share their
own
unique
memories
and e mo-
tions
trapped
wit.run, '
Selly Jenny with the
world out-
side. And the world would
nev~r be the same.•
While this was one of her
greatest contributions, friends
and family said it was one or
many.
He r ·daughte r-in-law
described the once actress,
model, racecar driver, stew-
ardess and decorator as
.. alarmingly creative.•
"She lived·so many lives,"
D'Angelo-Jenny said. "I have,
in the process of dealing with
her estate, gone to many of
the shops she frequented. The
sales people discuss how love-
ly it was to have her come in
the store because she brought
such excite ment with her."
But along with that excite-
ment came a sense of hwnor
and compassion.
"She had a great wealth of
friends from all walks of life."
D' Angelo-Jenny said. "Many
say, 'I'm going to miss Selly
because I always felt l could
call h er any time and she
always had incredible insights
to offer me.'•
A memorial service will be
helq 1 :30 p.m . today at St.
Miihael a nd All Angels
Church, 3323 Pacific View
Drive, Corona del Mar.
-Danette Goulet
IRIEFLY
Newport marine
preserve gets funding
Newport Beach officials
are praising a $295,000 grant
from the CaWomia CoastaJ
Conservancy for increased
m9nitoring and education al
tide pools.
A portion of the money.
approved by the conservancy
Thursday, is expected to go
toward steppmg up efforts at
the Newport Beach Marine
Lile Protected Area, one of
seven preserves in Orange
County to receive funding.
"It might give us some
additional funding to develop
a decent program,• said Tony
Melum, director of the city's
Hdrbor Resources Division.
"One of the things we don't
have is enough peop)e down
there to educate the public •
The mdrine preserve
stretches almost one mile
from Poppy Avenue to the
city's southern boundary, just
north of Crystal Cove.
The grant will be given to
Orange County to be dis·
persed among the seven
marine areas. Also receivmg
a chunk or the funding are
Dana Point, Doheny Beach.
Heisle r Park Ecological
Reserve, Irvine Coast. Laguna
Beach and Laguna Niguel.
The conservancy awarded
the grant money from 'funds
availa ble through Proposition
l 2, a park bond mitialive
passed by voters last year.
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Scanning pages,
spanning eras ·
Hall of Fame inducts new members
•Seniors -both in high
school and in life -get
together over common,
bookish interests.
D•nette Goulet
DAILY PILOT
The duos then e-mdiled
each other to discuss the book
over the past six weeks.
The program culminated
Friday with a luncheon where
the partners met fdce to face.
While some seniors' said
they chose their p4rtner
based on the book, Marv San-
• Businesses and Share Our
Selves are honored for their
service to Costa Mesa.
Jennifer Kho
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -A business, a
buslilessman and d nonproltt group
were added to the Costa M<'sa Hall or
rame on Friday.
.
the community.
•A lot of people dff' doing rr~c1Uy
great work," he sc11d. "I enioy 1t I'm
involved in many areas, hut I'm rt>c1lly
very humbled by the recogt11llon. •
NEWPORT BEACH -
They are living proof that lit-
erature can span generations.
do, 70i chose lo reread "Tues---·
days with Maury" after read-
TI\~ c.rnnual H aU of Fame Awards,
he.lei b~ the Costa Me!)a Chamber of
Con;tmerce and South Coast Metro
A1Jtance. are set up tu recognize busi-
nesses that contribute to the commuru-
ty 111 lieu of the man cmd woman of the
year awards that it 1eplaced last year.
Phillips is a member of the OrcJngP
County Estate Planning Council, c1
trustee of Arts Orange County, Orc1nuP
County Museum of Art; a hoard mPm·
ber of the St. Joseph Hospital foundu·
Uon; and an c1ctive member of lht~
Orange County .united Way, UC lrvm£•
Gradual~ School of Mc1nu<JPnient,
•Sacred Hetlrt Rel!~l Centf!r South
Coast Repertory '{fled ler and thP
0rd.11ge County Pe'~f111ing Arte..< 'pntN
While Claudia Bender, 16,
and Marjorie Hart, 75, may
have little in common, they
were totally in sync on their
views of Susanna Kaysen's
novel. "Girl Interrupted."
"Age mattered not at dU,"
Hart said. "I'm, well, 60 years
older, and it mattered not a
scrap . Wj spoke as one. I find
her intensely mteresting."
The Newport l larhor High
School senior and the mem-
ber of the Oasis Senior Center
were two of many partici-
pants in the Students and
Ad ults Reading Together
pilot program.
The student'> were volun-
teers from two of Chet Malek's
upper level English classes at
Newport tforbor High.
They chose a novel to read
and wrote a bnef synopsis of
the book. Those books, along
with students' descriptions,
were then brought lo the
senior center, where seniors
wishing to participate looked
them ove•r and chose a
match.
ing what Andred Bryan, 17,
wrote about it.
"What she wrote about the
book made me want lo hook
up with her," Sando said.
"There was an enthuswsm,
an excitement and freshnes!>
there that shows she hds d
way with WQrds."
Both said they edgerly
awaited each others e-mails.
"When I got the first e-
mail, I was just amdzed rll
how much she got what Mau-
ry was trying Lo get Mitch to
realize," Sando said.
"I was always interested tn
·hearing Marv's responses."
Andrea added. "Also !>Ome nf
his perspectives. I am alway!,
a lot more negdtive."
The progrnm was funded
by a statewide organization
based at UCLA called Cenlf'r
for the Book and run hy the
nty's hhrary. While the Cen-
ter for the Book is also testing
the program in Fresno and
San Diego. NPwport Beach
was the first to run ils full
course.
Students and seniors
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James Phillips, director of Zurich
Scudder Investments Inc. won the
lnd1v1dudl AchievPmcmt Award.
"One thing I noted was that yelling
involved is as Pasy c•'> raising your
hand," Phillip:> s<11d at the awards cer-
emony. •· Alony lhP way. cJ lot of work
gets done. It\ exc1tm~1 berduse dS part
of lhctt work, you can chc1nge the world
or one kid's IJJe, which I n m tell you is
very oxcitiny."
I le said he rs only one of many peo-
ple working for various good ca uses in
BRIEF LY
Newport Beach police to
hold session fo r parents
Newport Beach Police Department
df•lcctlves will host an inJormativt' everun9
April 4 101 pctmnts ol teens The detectives
wtll <.Jl'f ' pc1r<•nU. hints on how to cleter-
mu1c tf d chl.ld is abusing drugs or ctlcohol.
They wdl dlso talk dhout stc1ges of
dru<J U'>agc, ways in whkh teen!. buy or w·t drnqs. Depdrlmenl ol Motor Vchkle
lc1w'>. pdrPnl1n~1 sugge~llon~. and the
ddvr1nlc1qP'> and disddvantc1gP'> of cor-
Share Our Selyes. a Costd "-1<",a
nonprofit group/lhat prov1dr>'> fuod,
clothmy, eme~ency findncial <1..,.,,.,.
lance. housin'g, transpurtc1twn prt·-
script1ons and childrc>n'!> c1s!.1'>tc1n((• for
the needy and the workmy poor, won
lhf> Community Spirit Award
"It'!. not me, not (JecJn ForlJc1lh.
founder of SOS,! not SOS, but c1ll of
you we are celebrc1t1nq twm," -.c11d
Karen McGlinn, execut1vt' dJTector of
the group. "Th1'S 1s an honor f<Jr the
thousands of volunlec-n. th<1t havP dPct-
icated thousc1nds of hours."
Forbalh c1lso altr>nded lh<' evc>nt.
pordl punishmPnl.
The free three-how-clctss will lwgm
di fi p.m. c1t the Newport Bedch Polin·
Department, 870 Santd Bc1rbc1rd Onvt:
Sealing is !united to thP fust 411 people.
Reservations Me requE>sled
Information: Det. Shontel ShNw1xxJ, f~WlJ
644-37711.
Number of John Wayne
flights. passengers decrrasP
Airline pc:1ssenger l!dftk c1l John Wc1ync•
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"It's been sc11d thdl we are mag-
nc-ts," she s<11d. "Isn't it wonderful we
dfE' mdgnet.s for people W<.e you.·
C:arrAmerica Realty Corp. won the
C 'orJj<>rate' Leadership Awilrd.
ThP corporation collected . more
Lhdn 2,000 pounds of food -about
4,000 meal!> -for the Second Harvest
food Hank. which delivers the food to
ne<>dy OrdngH County homes through
shelters, churches and projects; raised
$1,700 for C'ds1ta De San Jose. whicn
dttempl'> to help dbused children and
their ldrrul1es; orgamzes Chnstmas in
ApnJ, dO.annud.I event to restore 'ctnd
refurbish a horn" tor a low-income per-
c,on, dn Plderly or c1 dlsdbled person;
c1nd rd1~Pd L'nuuqh money to provide
food. c luthe>s, n<>w bicycles dnd toys for
nef'Cly ch1ldren ot a stngle mother at
Christmas ld!>t y<•dr
"As. c1 customPr of CdrrA,mericd. I
cc1n tell you thPy have been profes-
-;ronc1I rn d(•ttllng with our company,
c1dvdncmg the growth of Costa Mesa
drld Ordnge> County through leader-
ship in the• community and sdcn11c1ng
their time," said Ddve PelrdtiS, presi-
dent ot tvlGE UPS Systems. ·"Their
learn ol volunt<'ers have gwen count-
!<-~<.. hours to this cornmurnty"
pctrPd with d yeur ago
Dunng thf' month, 533.455 travelers
passed thmuqh the dtrport's 14 gates, a
cl rop f rorn 581, 2bn the previous year
Totdl ~1ght.s also decreds.ed. Aircraft
op<!ralJons fell CJ.3",,., from 28,870 llights to
2h,195.
GPneral dvtabon flights., a cdlegory
that mcludes pnvc1te 1et OpE>rabons. and
CdI<.J(l, d.roppffi 10.1 " ... Those fbghts made
up 7 I" .. ol total ope>rat1ons dunng the
month. Fhyhts from the dlrport's l 0 com-
m<>rnal curltnes mc1de up the remcUnder.
Cdrqo tonndge was off 15.5"" fctlling
Lo l ,594 tons I rom 1,886 tons <1 year ago.
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A6 Saturday, March 24, 2001
Doily Pilot
Rotary club presents first service award
PAUL KENNEDY COM-
MUNITY SERVICE AWARD:
ln honoring the late Newport-
1rvine Rotarian and Rotary
District 5320 Gov. Paul
Kennedy, member Norm Witt
presented the first Paul
Kennedy Community Service
Award to Ead Fusselman.
The award recognized
Fusselman tor his decades ot
service to the Rotary ano his
exdmple as an individual who
Lives the creed "service above
sell.· Present for th.is ceremo-
ny were Barbara Kennedy,
Pdul's Wldow; Craig Harris,
Paul's son; and fellow Rotari-
an from U1e Newport Beach
Sunrise Club. Cong ratula·
llons.
ATHLETES OF THE
MONTH: Charlie Markel
and Jim Schabarum recog·
nized Somer Flartty (waler
polo) and her coach, John
Carpenter, as well as Nathan
Thaler (wrestling) and his
coach, Steve Perez, from
Estancia High School; and
Bryce Sheridan (goll) and
coach Tom Baldwin, a!> well
as Candice Carpenter (water
PANNUM.
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COMMUNITY & CLUBS
polo) and coach Kathy
Lecouls, from Costa Mesa
High School as Athletes of
the Month at a recent meet-
ing or the Costa Mesa Kiwa-
nis Club.
YACHTSWOMAN OF
THE YEAR: Pease Glaser,
the Rolex 200 Yachtswoman
of the Year, will share her
experiences as a member of
the U.S. Olympic Team,
whlch won the silver medal
in the women's international
4 70 class at the 2000
Olympic Games in Sydney at
the noon Yachtsmen's Lun-
cheon on Wednesday. The
luncheon will be held at the
N~wport Harbor Yacht Club,
and reservations may be
made with program' chair·
man Pete Barrett at (714)
288-3813 ..
WE GET LETTERS: I
received this letter from
Melinda WUllams:
#Think back to the earlier
days of the YMCA, when
you and Dave Harding
wotild come outside to the
pool to watch swim team
practice and meets. One of
those children was Cameron
Harding's good buddy 'Rob·
ble' Wllllams.
"From that beginning, Rob
went on to swim for Nova
Aquatics, at Harbor High,
Corona del Mar High School
record holder, part-time at
USC and around the world as
a British Commonwealth
ambassador .. , . But this is
not the reason for my note.
"While at Corona del Mar,
he cul out your column
announcing the Rotary
Ambassadors Scholarships.
He called and was told to
apply when he was in col·
lege. While at Newport-Har·
bor High School-Corona de
Mar, he attended UC Irvine,
taking advahced courses in
French, German, etc. He
graduated from Corona del
..J ~wel"",,:r E~change Club will meet at Mar in 1998 and was accept· :Kn ....., c rinthi y ed to USC with full junior WELCOME TO THE the Bahia o an a~ht
class standing. By this time, WORLD OP SERVICE Club to hear Don Culver dis-
Rich ~ w on cuss pypnosis, and the he wa~ fluent in three lan· C~~: ai; a -:-Soroptimist International guages and working on inv ent at) tax ategist
additional, majoring in inler· , <:lah ·cation, . ~ ~p nsored Newport Harbor(will meet at '
national relations, applied to ·' ·by l.J Len\,tf-JOLf\e the the Santa Ana <;.ountry Club
· n I "'l ~.soc~, rt for a pr991am meeting. be a Los Angeles Rotary •' '"~ary i-u..., \ ,,,. -6 p.111.: The Rotary Club of Clu~ candidate for this sch?l; ~ede·b Aly laa:.~~~se s1~~~n-, Ne~· J:1 B~~ ~ meet ~t arship ... and wonl I" ~ ., th ahia Connthian Yacht 1"~ob graduated from l/SC joined the C~tcy e$a Kiwa-e fu May of 2000 and in J~nu··J nis ClUb. G~e g Todd, spon-~l :b. to hear Orans.e County ary flew to get his m~r's / sored by Tb Birch, joined' S enff Mike Carona (http://
degree at the Unive~h)j'16f the Rot<¢y lub of Newport .newportbalboa.org).
Auckland in New ~hind Beach S)liuise. ' THURSDAY
this year as a Rotary Scholar. SERVICE CLUB MEET-/ 7:30 a.m.: The Costa Mesu .. :~
(He also received an addi-IN.GS nus WEEK: Do ypd Orange Coast Breakfast ·
· al • · ·ty t want to get more involved in Lions Club will meet at lion years uruvers1 gran Mimi's Cafe for its monthly
to continue at USC upon his your community, make new business meeting ..
return.) friends, network or give Noon: The Kiwanis Club
#Had it not been for your something back to your com-of Costa Mesa will meet at article, this would not have munity? Try a service club. h
been possible. Now his name You are invited to attend a the Holiday Inn lo ear Blll
is permanently etched in the club meeting this week. Taylor, the Newport Beach-
Wall of SCholars at USC Many clubs will buy your Corona del Mar Kiwanis
because of this honor. Thank first guest meal. Club will meet at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, the you so much. J just wanted TUESDAY Exchange Club of N~wport
you to know that even one 7:30 a.m.: The Newport Harbor will meet at the
newspaper column can Beach Sunrise Rotary Club Riverboat Restaurant to hear
change lives: will meet at the Newport Dr. John Applegate and his
WORTH REPEATING: Harbor Nautical Museum· . wife discuss medical mis-
From Thought for the Day, Riverboat Restaurant to hear sions in South Africa, and th<>
e-mailed by Greg Kelley of Chuck Hirsch talk about NeWJ>ort Irvine Rotary <;:lub
the Newport-Mesa Irvine bola ties. will meet at the Irvine Mar-
lnterfallh Council: "The 6:30 p.m.: The Costa riott for the presentatiOI} or
greatest discovery of any Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions the Irvine Police Deparlment
generation is that human o Club will meet at the Costa Volunteer Awards / beings can alter their lives · Mesa Goll and Country (http://www.nirotary.or~).
by altering the attitudes of Club.
their minds. ff -Albert WEDNESDAY
7:15 a.m.: The South
Coast Metro Rotary Club will
All Yardage through
March 31, 2001 SABATINO'S
meet at the Center Club, and
the Newport Harbor Kiwanis
Club will meet at the Univer·
sity Alt\letictClub. /
• COMMUNITY & CLUBS is
published every Saturday in the
Dail}" Pilot. Send your service club's
meeting info,rmatioh, by fax to
(949) 660-8667, e-mail to
jdeboom@aol.com or by mail to
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A new place to find antiques in Newport Around
TOWN
G race Antiques is a
new store tb.at's
opened in y~e Can-nery Village in Newport
H1~9ch. It's an assortment of
rnpsUy fum1tu~ and
antiques. There is a Queen
,Anne black-anq-gold chest
1on a stand, a,Qeorge Ill .
I mahogany Li~lary table..with
( a bapded top and a George
lJ. U1 linen press.
(;. ·1 also.'have some hand-
painted; ~arly YJctonan,
bl«ck lacquer l?le tray-on-
stands, side tables, chairs
a nd Onental screens,• says
owner Knst1na Grace.
"There are lamps and
accessories for the home,
including vintage books,
candlesticks, pdmtings and
unique silver pieces.·
If you love the Volivo line
of scented candles, Grace
Anbques carries them and
they make great hostess
girts, as do the hand-dipped
natural beeswax tapers.
There is also a selection of
topiaries. ·
Since Grace has school-
age children, the hours or
the shop cater around
school hours. It's open 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday
through Fnday and some
Saturdays. Appointments
llE\IPllll .. l .. 'S --l<l <;S .. ~ <" \RPl-."I S
''Why Wool?"
"Sale on Ml wool carpet"
"rmal Week'' .
949 722-7 224
Greer W~der
BESY.IUYS
are available and encour-
aged.
Grace Antiques is at 516
29th St. in the Cannery V1l-
lage, next door to
Aubergine.
Young Seconds has
received new shipments
from three up-and-coming
children's wear designers.
·All of the clothing is brand
new and high-quality mfant
and children's clothing
pnced at wholesale or
below.
"These items are not to
be missed, as they are some
of the best new styles and
designs to be found any-
where." says Kathy Bell,
owner of Young Seconds.
·As always, fwe hand-select
each item to provide our
customers with the best and
latest styles in children's
casual to formal clothing.·
The sizes range from
infant through teen. Also
the popular ski room still
has a nice selection of the
la test ski wear and will
re main open through Easter
vacation. There's also beau-
tiful new Easter and First
Communion dresses, mater-
nity wear, children's furni-
ture, strollers, cribs, jewelry
and accessories. Young Sec-
onds is at 436 Heliotrope in
Corona del Mar. Its open
from 10 a .m . to 5 p.m. Sat-
urday through Friday.
Information: (949) 673-
2120.
U you want to learn more
about the three R's -
w(r)inkles, redness and
rosacea -those topics will
be covered at a speech g tv-.
en by Howard Karrunsky, _
president of B. Kamins
Chemist, at Spa Gregories
at 6 p.m. Monctay. Kamin-
sky's speech will give out
important information on
the causes of and how to
combat wrinkles, redness
and rosacea. If you attend
the speech you'll receive a
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COLLECTIBLES AND
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This Weekend Only!
Fri • Sat • Sun 1 Oam -8pm
A Rare and Uni q ue
Array To Ch oose From
• Furn iture •Antiques • Art
• Bronzes • Estate J.rwelery
• Persian Rugs
NEWPORT DESIGN CENTER
353 E. Coast Hwy, Newport Beach, CA
PC .H. near Bayside Or.
949.723.6100
free gift from Kaminsky and
a lso a free gift with lht! pur-
chase of any B. Kanuns
Chemist product on (he
same day. You can call for
reservations. Spa Gregones
1s at 200 Newport Center
Drive, Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 644-
6672.
Borders is gwing away
free turkey kid's sandwiches
this month. Cafe Espresso,
located at the Borders dl
South Coast Plaza, 1s cele-
brating Borders Explorer
month by offenng a free
turkey sandwich kid's meal
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every
Saturday. Each meat con·
tains a turkey sandwich,
juice, chips, candy and a
gift. The offer is good for
children 12 and younger.
U you're looking for a pho-
tographer who does beautiful
work on kids, try Chi-Lin
Chien. I found out about her
by stopping by Subtle Tones,
which carries her cards and
hds examples of her work.-
Tile photographs are beaub-
f ul and you can telJ she's very
talented.
The prices on pictures
vary from $6 for a 4 -by-6-
inch proof pnnl, $45 for a 5-
by-7-inch, $65 for an 8-by-
10-mch, $125 for an l 1-by-
14-mch, $27 5 for a 16-by-
20-mch and $400 for a 20-
by-24-anch An additional
50'¥,, Wilt be added for d
sepia tone. The sitting fee 1s
$265,1 and for groups of
thre~ or more it's $290.
tnrormat1on: ~949) 559-
5252, http://www.chi-lin
photo.com. ·
B. Magness Fashion 1s
havmg a 50° .. off Sdle on a
large selection of pcints,
tops, skirts, suits and dress-
es. B Magness Fdsh1on is at
1280 Bison, Suite B3. New-
port Beach. Information·
(949) 644-4477.
Decor Conte mporary
Furnishings 1s havtng a
20% to 50'X, off sale on
selected floor models. The
furniture '>election includes
cocktail tab)cs. beds, dress-
es, armo1res, night-stands
and more. It's at 1800 New-
port Blvd , Costa Mesa.
Information: (949) 548-4874.
• BEST BUYS appears Thursdays
and Saturdays. Send information to
Greer Wylder at 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627, or via fax at
(949) 646-4170
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the Daily Pilot 330 W. Bay St..
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 646-4170; or by calling
(949) 57~298 Include the time,
date and locatt0n of the event.
as well as a contact phone num-
ber. A complete listing is avail-
able at http://www.dailypilotrom.
TODAY
"Be Your Own Boss,• a sem-
inar conducted by the ·
Orange County Chapter.of
the ServJce Corps of Retired
Executlves Assn. on how to
start cUld mdllage your bUSJ-
ness, will be held from 8:30
a.m. to 4 p m. at National
University, 3390 Harbor
Blvd , Co'>ld Mesa. $40.
{714) 550-736~.
A seminar for first-time
home buyen. will be offered
from 9·30 a.m to 3 p.m. at
Orange COdSt College. Lewis
Center for Applied Sciences
Bwldlng, Room 204. 2701
FfilfVleW Rood, Costa Mesa
$49 (714) 432-5880
Cassie, the dragon from
KCET-lV's "Dragon Tales."
will greet fdllS along with
creator Ron Rodecker tram
10 a.m. to noon at the KCET
Store of Knowledge in
Fashion Island, Newport
Center Onve, Newport
Beach FrPe (949) 760-8400.
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learning center because there
are certamly enough kids.•
The Pomona Elementary
School learning center is limit-
mg its enrollment to only the
neediest students, for now, and
hdS 40 children signed up so far,
~d Julie McCormick, principal
di Pomond Elementary School.
Johnson said breaking one
proposed learning center into
two has an advantage.
•Some parents were not
willing or able to make the trek
<lC'rOSS tOW{l, so it's good that
we're going to be able to help
thc>m there at the school: John-
AWARDS
CONTINUED FROM A 1
make it the same old din-
ner-dance idea. We want·
ed to perk up some new
interest.•
As guests arrive Satur-
day. they will walk down
the red carpet and be
greeted. by paparazzi and
searchlights. Guests may
then pay $1 per vote on
son said.
McComuck said the new
center at Pomona Elementary
School will be almost exactly
the same as the Shah.mar
Leaming Center.
Shalimar provides tutbring
and academic help for West-
side students in first through
12th grades.
"Wherever we can meet the
kids' needs, we'U take it:
McCormick said. "Their needs
are homework assistance and
remedial reading, so we're fQCUS-
ing on those things. Many par-
ents say they can't help their kids
with English; so this is a great
need dJlti a great wish for them.'
The collaborative learning
center al the soup kitchen was
going lo have the bonus of pro-
FYI
• What Divas'
Academy Awards
Premiere
• When: 6:30 p.m.
Saturday
• Where: Four
Seasons Hotel, 630
Newport Center Drive,
New port Beach
• Price: S 100
• Phone: (949)
646-516 1
· the celebrity loo~·alikes in
categories such as best
actor, best actress and best perform, and the Divas
couple. The winners will • will give a lifetime
receive The Diva Award, achievement award to
which is made by the John and Donna Crean,
same company that makes Newport Beach residents
the Oscar statue. who have donated a lot of
Pavia, who will attend time and money to the
as Shirley Temple, said Newport Beach comrnu-
she has all kinds of tricks nity.
up her sleeve to ensure "We are really excited,"
she wins the best actress said Olson. who will dress
category. as Marilyn Monroe. "The
"l am going to tap band will play music from
dance up and down a the '20s and 'JOs, and also
staircase, and I have rib-theme songs from moVIes
bons with my name and like 'Titanic ...
best actress on them to Pavia said people
pass out,· said Pavia, who should come to the event
admitted she looks noth-because the Balboa The-
ing . like Temple. "I just ater needs the support.
realized I had to be over "There's going to be
the top. My brother has lots of surprises, and it's
been working on the ~os-going to be lots of fun,·
tume. But my lapping, she said. "The Divas are a
well, it's kind of rough.· really frtendly, really fun
The Johnny Crawford group. and it's going to be
Dance Orchestra also will a great night.•
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CO N G R EG ATION
Sl1ir Ha-~·alot
viding the children with a
snack during the tutoring ses-
sion and a meal to take home,
but the program at Pomona
Elementary School will not
include the food.
More than 70 volunteers had
signed up to help tutor at the
collaborative center. Johnson
said they have been redirected
to the Pomona Elementary
School Leaming center and will
have the option of volunteering
at the soup kitchen when it
opens its le.-aming center.
McCormick said she is very
pleased that the community is
so willing to help.
No Someone Cares Soup
Kitchen representative was
available to comment by press
time.
COUNCIL
CONTINUED FROM A 1
Council members voted
at 11:40 p.m. Monday to fin-
ish the meeting, which end-
ed a bit after 12:30 a .m.
Tuesday.
A city ordinance aUows
meetings to be cul off at
midnight and continued Lhe
neicl day, but courn;il mem-
bers al a March 12 study
session decided to consider
postponing issues that
re main unresolved by mjd-
rught until the next meet-
ing.
Since December, when
new City Council members
Robmson and Steel began
theu terms, the meetings
have generally lasted
longer than the previous
council's meetings. ofte n
past midnight.
The previous council's
meetings were routinely
finished before rnidrnghl.
"If you took the two
years I was mayor and the
two years (Peter Buffa! was
mayor, you could probably
count on one hand how
many times they lasted
longer than 11 p.m., • Mon-
ahctn said. "It's something
that's been on the agenda
for years but has never real·
ly been enforced. One
council member, Ed Glas-
yow, used to get up and
leave at nudnight, but
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"We will do what we
can, but we can't do it all:
said library trustee Julie
Ryan, adding that parents
still have to decide what
they want their children to
see.
Although trustees have
discussed the issue before,
recent federal legislation
prompted the board to
revisit the idea.
In Dec~mber, Congress
approved the Children's
Internet Protection Act,
which require~ libraries to
what's so magic at mid-
night? Some people say we,
including myself, make ter·
rible decisions at 7 p.m ., let
alone al midmghl. • ~
The disagreement is the
latest in a series of council
arguments.
In one instance, a divid·
ed council killed the previ·
ous council's plans to build
a skateboard park at Charle
anq Hamilton streets m
January.
The co:uncil-members
a lso disagreed a bout
whether it would vote as a
whole on commissioners'
selections or if they would
individually hdndpick com-
missioners.
Alter ending all commis-
sion terms in December, the
council decided to vote on
commission selections as a
whole, but the Februdry
selection process wds a
messy one, w1th nusvotes.
interruptions and substitute
motions, which left some
comrniss1oners feeling
insulted or embarrassed.
Council members now
are also struggling to agree
on whether the city should
spend the money to restore
the Huscrofl House, a his-
toric Craftsman-style home.
Now, even the length of
meetings is cause for con-
tention among the council
members.
Al a study session earlier
this month, the council
mtroduce safety measures
that block material seen as
"harmful for minors" in
order to receive discounted
Internet a9cess or funds to
buy computers.
The American Library
Assn. filed a lawsuit Tues-
day against the new law.
arguing that it restricts
access to information pro-
tected under the U.S. Con-
stitution.
Since the city's public
libraries don't rely on fed-
eral funds, complying with
the law wasn't the Issue.
But deferring to the values
of Newport Beach resi-
dents. trustees said filters
seemed appropriate.
decided it would take a
limeoul at 11 p.m. to decide
what issues al could fimsh
by midnight and what
issues it should hold until
the next meetmg, Cowan
said.
At Monday's meeting,
there wds no break in dis-
cussion unlit 11 :40 p.m.,
when the council voted to
finish the meeting.
Cowan said she was dis-
appointed but respects the
decision.
"I think at 1s somethmg
the council really needs to
look dl." she said. "Good
dec1s1ons are not made
when people are' tired, and
I feel as though our conver·
sation on the 12th was com-
pletely blown off by Gary
Monahan .~
Ducon, who agrees with
Cowan, said she Uunks the
new council's meetings
have lasted longer than the
previous council's because
1t has had to dedl with so
many important projects
and has had a lot of ques·
lions.
"These have bee n major,
major projects in Costa
Mesa, 9nd they take time,"
Dixon said. "These have
been projects that can truly
affect our bfe in Costa Mesa
and a lot of thought has to
go into making d decision.
It's hard to be alert and
sharp after lmidmghtJ.
Arter sitling there concen-
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"You type in 'Bambi'
and end up with some-
thing that didn't involve
Bambi at all,• said Patnck
BartoUc, chairman of the
library board of trustees.
He said the control that
librarians had o~er content
in the pre-Internet era hds
disappeared.
"By having Web access
in the library, it brings in
all kinds of things,• Bdr·
tolic said.
Although library offl.
cials said they have not
heard any complamts
about r the unrestricted
a ccess now available,
trustees asked for a report
on the tilters in six month!.
traling and working hard to
make good decisions for the
citizens of Costa Mesd for
five hours, it as very hdrd to
stay focused and, frankly.
I'm drafaed."
Cowan added that thNt•
are other conlnbuting fdr-
tors.
The new council nwrn
bers are learning th1·
process, sh e said, and lh1 •
public has been more enPr·
gized and · has come> lo
meetings lo .ax press i,ts con-
cerns to the council mun•
· than ii had m the ldst y<'•ll •
or two
Robinson said althouqlt
she agreed at the study'>("•·
s1on that midnaght should
be a cutting ocr point, ... ho·
thinks the council need!> to
be flexible if it as dlmost Ian
1shed with its meetmy.
"If we are close to tho•
end of lhP agenda and wo
have folks who hdve Wdlll'1I
1t out with us, who h<1v.-
prepared dnd are Wdtltnq 111
speak with us, I think \\t
owe at to them to hPc11 11
out." she said
Stf'el agreed, sc1y111q ••
decision should be bc1wtl
on the yeneral feeling t1ntl
opmion of lhe council, ,,..,
weU as the number of pc•o
pie who are still wa1tinq to
speak.
"They have the nght for
those issues to lw
addressed," he soicl "Of
course. I'm a night guy"
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Murray Douglas decorates Newport-Mesa society with flair
T he Interior Design
Showroom of A nn
Dennis at the Stone
Mill Design Center in Costa
Mesa was transformed into
a salon celebrating the dec-
orative arts last week as
local society met and min-
gled with a very prominent
m ember of the international
design world, Murr~y Dou-
glas.
A graduate of Skidmore,
Parsons School of Design
and the AttingharT\ Pro-
gram, Douglas, who is
senior vice president of the
renowned international tex-
tile firm Brunschwig and
Fils. entered the showroom
with her local staff members 0Mlcbael Petrie and Richard
Smith.
The showroom 1s in fact a
series of room vignettes cre-
ated by Ann Dennis and her
staff, reflecting a very sen-
ous eye with a decidedly
European slant. French and
English period pieces (both
original and qudhty repro-
ductions) are blended with
American style and more
than a small shdre of O rien-
tal influence. ·
B.W. Cook ·'
THE CROWD.
As the sun set and the
ltght of many artistic lamps
illuminated the space, the
showroom became a fabu·
lous home awaiting guests
for the evening repast.
Hostess Dennis, with h er
husband, BUI, and her staff,
greeted local Newport·
Mesa members of the Deco-
rative Arts Society, includ-
ing Bonnie and Gerald
M cClelland, Elen a Dono-
van, Marianna and Arthur
Jeppe, Sharon Henwood,
Cecilia Knott and Katie and
Dave Alderman.
As Chardonnay was
poured and scrumptious
crab cakes on silver trays
From left, Ann Dennis, Murray Douglas and Bonnie
McClellan mingle at a D ecorative Arts Society evenl
were passed by the wait
staff, the showroom took on
the marvelous feeling of an
Old World salon gathering,
where people with differing
points of view came togeth-
er to share cultural, artistic
and intellectual exp~ri
ences.
Douglas deUvered elec-
tric energy into the smaU
yet sophisticated .crowd .·
She i~ after au, an authority
on historic textiles and wall-
paper. Douglas came to the
Newport-Mesa community
to shdre msight on the sub-
ject during a specially
planned lecture sponsored
by the Decorative Arts Soci-
ety.
Well-known worldwide,
Douglas' homes dnd gar-
dens -she 1s a world-class
gardener who spends most
of her free ltme cultivatingk
the country garden she
shdres with her husband in
New York -have been
fea tured in national publi·
Cdtions including House
BedutHul and Town and
Country.
The SUbJqCt or her lec-tf. 'ture for the 'Newport soci-
ety was "The ABC's of
ToiJe de Jouy." Douglas,
who 1s a direct descenddnt
of the French family that
founded the firm she so
proudly represents today, is
well-versed m the history
or toile, and how the devel-
opment of copperplate
printed designs took the
world b y storm m the 18th
century.
Shanng cocktail conver-
sation in the Dennis salon,
surrounded by the textiles
she knows so well, Douglas
met local design aficionados,
including Jamie Sbepherd-
son, Lois and Kae Ewing,
Carolyn and John Garrett,
Lois and Dave Tingler,
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together at the Interior Design Showroom of Ann Dennis at the Stone MiJJ Design Center
in Costa Mesa for a decorative arts event honoring textile expert Murray Douglas.
Maureen Madigan, Joan
Sammis and Julia Jennings.
The crowd WdS impressed
by both the credentials crnd
the lifelong 1ourney that
Douglas freely shMNI ovN
a second dnd then a thHd
passing or .thel.dbulous ( rdh
cake~
Whdt WdS e'>peetdlly
endedrmg wai. the dUtd ol
hum1hty that WdS '>O appdr·
ent LO this grdCIOUS lddy of
sigruhcant worldly c1ccom·
pltshment Sh<> may bt• c1n
expert m the fabric-. of the•
French kings, but she al-.o
is clearly the lund of
women who regularly rolb
up her sleeves and goc><i to
work on any number ot
projects.
The crowd knew thdl
they were m the presence
of someone of consrdcrdble
tdlent. Douglas was gener-
ous tn sharing her knowl·
edge, dnc;wenng every
1magmdble question dirc>rt-
C'd dt her concernlnq thP
world of textiles and design
The pnvdle Ann Dennie;
r<>cC'pt10n Wd'i a prelude to
lhC' Douglac; addresi. the fol-
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A fd o,hrondble luncheon
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Jhe Newport Beach Film Festival will open Thursday with a tri~ to •rile Stlrlg. H the •
1973 Academy Award-winning picture starring Robert· Redford aod Pauf NewrMn. The
festival, which lasts through April s, will feature more than SO feature films ~ '"°re
than 100 shorts, in addition to galas and a twc>day seminar workshop. A full schedule
of festival events may be found In Thursday's lsaue. Information: (949) 253r2880 or
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Daity Pilot
The prince of classical picking
. ' ' -
I t t "
1 His 7-year-old grands9'il played the Family 'Of the Guitar. H Guitarist Pepe Romero
wifl bring the Philharmonic
Society's season to a close
tonight with his performance
with the National
Orchestra of Spain
Young Chang
DAILY PILOT
~tar for him and his 4.tyear-old Romero will join the National
granddaughter sat o~ his lap pretend-Orcl;lestra of Spain at the Orange
ing to strum. County Performing Arts Center today
·And believing that she was play-for the Philharmonic Society's final
ing, • he said. •Tue difference performance of the season. Rafael
between playing and not playing is Frubeck de Burgos will conduct as
believing that you can. H the orchestra performs pieces by
This is what Romero learned from Spanish composers Isaac AJbeniz and
his father, the late and legendary Manuel de Falla. Romero will be the
Celedonio Romero. It's a lesson he featured soloist.
still passes along today. For this "It ends the season on a light note, a
bloodline, music is a family affair. happy note,· said Dean Corey, society
"The trajectory of the guitar executive director. ·we've had a very
be tween my father and I was the good season this year, and this is sort of a
entire duration of our physical rela-nice, festive way in which to close out."
tionship and will go on as long as Returning 'to the Center will be a
Celebrated gwtarist Pepe Romero
can't say enough about his belated
57th birthday party, which happened
edrlier this month. The entire family
came over to his Del Mar home and
dll the generatJons made music, even
the littlest rela tives.
there's someone playing the guitar,• nostalgic experience for Romero.
said Romero, the second son in a
Spanish family coined "The Royal SEE ROMERO PAGE A 14
Guitarist Pepe Romero will play ln concert with the
National Orchestra of Spain tonight at the Center.
Brothers get
their Irish up in
'Lonesome West'
/'
By Tom Titus
B rothers hdve been crossing
swords, hgurallvely and lit-
e rally, ever since AbeJ and
Cdtn. Leave it to the Irish, however,
to put a new spin on the world's
oldest dramatic scenario.
In Marlin McDonagh's vitriolic
comedy "The Lonesome West,·
now enjoymg its West Coast pre-
rruere on South Coast Repertory's
Second Stage, the brothers in ques-
tion would make Sam Shepard 's
s1b lmgs in "True West " seem
dngelic by companson. McDonagh
created a similar THEATER mother-daughter
relallonship in "The
Beduty Queen of Leenane, • also
staged a t SCR.
That play and "Lonesome West"
are two segments of the play-
wnght's trilogy. Indeed, the farm-
house setting appears almost iden-
tical to that of •Beauty Queen.•
There's little of material value the re
-dnd it's all owned by Valene,
who takes great deltght in with-
holding something dS insignificant
as a bdg of potato chips from !us
brothe; Coleman.
..
Under the skilled directorial
hdnd of Martin Benson , the Con-
nor brothers engage m vicious
comedy, resemblrng a pair of 6-
year·olds m their petty squabbling
and reivent acts of one-upmanship.
They're the oddest of odd couples,
mterrvpted only by a n imbibing
pnest and a tarty teenage girl.
SEAN HtUER I DAl.Y Pl.If
Curator Christopher Mlles sits in front of the"One Wall: A Video Series" exhibit on display at the Orange County Museum of Art. • • • .. .
Of the battling brothers, Paul
O'Bne n as the put-upon Coleman
deltvers the more impressive per-
formance, conbnually pushing the
buttons that enrage Valene and
enjoying his mischief immensely.
While Valene 1s the darker of the
two m spirit, it is Coleman who
blew his fathe r's head off when the
old man criticized !us hair style,
hence his character bears watching
as cl loose cannon, capable of
instant 1grution.
with a techno Exhibit at
Orange
County
Museum
...
• • • •
Rod McLac hlan plays the con·
trolling brother Valene with a surly,
pe rpe tually hostile snarl that
exudes strength but little Variation.
His proprietary attitude toward his
possessions borders on the juve-
rule, and !us outrage when his le r-
ntory is invaded is particularly
robust.
The young, ineffectual priest -
such a cypher that others aren't
sure whether his last name is
Walsh or Welsh -who endeavors
to cement a bond between the
brothers is a particularly sorry char-
acter, wallowing in tus insecurity
and fueling 1t with alcohol. J , Todd
Adams renders a splendid charac-
terization of dlsptrited weakness
and dearth of confidence.
Amy Chaffee's flirtatious
Girleen, the play's only upbeat
character, spices the production
somewhat and contnbutes a
thoughUul, soul-seaichlng
sequence with the priest.
SEE TITUS PAGE A14
TOllY
You"9 Chang
OAllY PILOT
G o a head. dancel
Jwnp out and do it, urged Beverly
Bain, a docent at the Orange County
Museum of Arl. But nobody listened. ~o she
took a !>lep forward.
Against footage of what looked like bleed·
ing tie-dye and psychedeUc-colored rays, in a
totally black room lighted only by the image
being projected, Bain did a small, reserved
boogie. Just to prove she could.
This ls the nature of the museum's "One
Wall: A Video Series," whlch ends Sept. 9. It's
unconventional, creative and rather sponta·
neous.
With the current film "X·Ray Eyes," the
one With the dizzying colors, it's interactive in
that shadows matter. Bain took it upon herself
lo play with her own silhouette, teaching
onlookers that art can change with the per·
ceptlon and spur-of-the-moment attitude of
each viewer.
It's definitely not what you'd expect to find
in a museum -where pieces typically hang
on a wall or sit still on the floor -but the
senes' six videos blend in because, in the
end, it's all art.
Video as an art medium goes ~k only a
fe w decades, according to Christopher MUes,
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curator of the exhibit.
·Now we haye an opportunity to see what
is happening as the medium is becoming
much more accessible in terms of cost to the
artist and what you can do with the technolo·
gy, • he said.
Los Angeles artists Jennifer Steinkamp
and Jimmy Johnson are the makers of the
"X-Ray Eyes," which shows through April 9.
Four sections of abstract computer an1mation
that seem to spiral centrally, as well as out at
you, each play for about a minute. The image
suddenly stops, but there is an illusion of con-
tinued movement.
"You get this optical effect that happens
because of re tinal fatigue," Steinkamp said.
•Jt actually looks kind of like an acid trip,"
The artist added that this type of percep·
,
of Art
explores the
avant-garde
world of
video
artwork . • • • lion, which is affected by the way the eyes !
and brain work, can make the viewer ques-•
lion perception to general. •
"The fallibility of humans and those kind•
of things, what's really going on,• she said.
S uch grand, philosophlcal questions asid'{.
-she assures us ·x-Ray Eyes• isn't a thesi!'
on the matter -the video is also aesthetic~
interesting.
"It's a really beautiful and incredible exp4-
rlence when an image stops and you see it
moying. or your brain says it's moving but it's
not,· Steinkamp said.
Kevin Hanley's work, ·Recounting a Danc-
ing Mcm, •will show April 10 through May 7.
The 90-minute video is copied and marupulatecl
SEE TECHNO PAGE A13
Doily Pilot DATEBooK So1urday, Morch 2A. 2001 Al)
· REEL CRITICS
Jleviewers f md pl~nty to like with this year's Oscar nominees
On Sunday. the world will
once again tune Jn to their
television sets to see who will
win the Jlttle golden man
named Oscar. Over the past
year, the Dally Pilot's Reel
Critics have reviewed each
of the five fllms up for Best
~lcture -"Chocolat,."
""Crouching Tif1er, Hidden
J)ragon," •Brin Brockovlch,"
ilGJadlator" and "TralfJc."
.Here's a look at what they
}laid about each of the five
tilms.
'Chocolat' leaves.
r eviewer cr aving
It is fitting at thts tune of
1he year to cast away that
ever-oppressive calorie
counter. Hide 1t 1n the back
of a cluttered drawer, under
last year's yellowing New
Year's resoluuons. Opt for a
bit of Indulgence, especially
in Lhe form of somethmg
rich and luscious -choco-
late.
Chocolate, once thought
:to be bad for one's hedlth,
-now has redeeming benefits
-in moderallon, of course.
Chocolate 1s also the central
jngredient in director Lasse
Hallstrom's most recent
.table, • Chocold t. • •
• N estled in the beaullful
,oiling hills of France sits d
..mythical cobblestoned v1l-
Jage. As m d fairy tale, the
)'illage appears timeless,
~n,affected by developments
.orthe modem world. The
~uritanical lives of its res1-
:lfents are about to be
otiprooted when a mysterious
tranger and her ddughter
:Jlrrive to open a chocolate
shop: a w eighty temptdl1on
ouring Lent.
Adding t~P unusual
ingredient of ch1h powdf'r to
her chocoldtes and possess-
blg an intrinsic ability to
"revitallze others, Vidnn<'
(Juliette B1noche) cnticPs
imagmdllons, mends rcld-
tionships dnd spirits, cur<>s
ailments, and even dwakcns
-------
,
Julia Robert ls a front-runner to win the Academy Award
for best actress for her role as the title character in
"Erin Brockovich."
passion in stale marriages.
Viewed as a noncon-
formist, Vianne poses a
threat, especially to Comte
de Reynaud (AIJred Molina),
the pompous sell-appointed
mayor, who endeavors lo
run her out of his austere
township. Battling immorah·
ly boycotts, Vianne
befriends her cranky landla-
dy, played by Judi Dench,
and rescues an dbused wife
plc1yed by Lena Olin.
It's not until Roux, a gyp-
sy • nver rat• played by
Johnny Depp, enters
Vianne's We (an hour into
the movie) that she recog-
nizes the changes she must
mrlke for her own growth.
Adapted from Joanne
Harris' novel by Robert Nel·
son Jacobs, "Chocolat" 1s a
lighthearted comedy with
mdny humorous, Jaugh-out-
loud vignettes, but unfortu·
!lately it's rrussmg a few
mgred1ents to be a satisfy-
ing, winning recipe. It may
curb the appE't1le -dnd
definitely create cravings for
Sees or Godtvd -but it's
not d complete 111cc1l.
Hallstrom typically
embrc1ces people m all their
lollies dnd strengths as seen
in •My Life as a Dog,"
"What's Eating Gilbert
Grape· dnd "The Cider
I l ouse Rules.• In "Choco-
lat. • his embrace is fleeting,
attributmg to the characters·
lack of depth. A rrunor
aspect or two is reveah~d
when they are superficidlly
introduced. And then we're
rushed into the next scene
Thf' dudience, dlthough
fond of the characters, doe!>·
n't cxpenence d strong
atldchmt"nt c:lnd fa1h. to
embrdce them. By usmg
once-upon-a-lime narfdt1on.
we expect fanta!>y and not
reahty. When Vianne and
her ddughter arrive in bnght
red, hooded cloaks, d sharp
contrdst dgamst the village's
grc:1y-hued backdrop, we
expect them to create pdn-
demonium dnd not lo con-
form "Chocolat, • when
dcceptcd as a fairy tale,
1mpMtS the behc-f thdt II
won't be behevc1blP, dnd m
turn that thin charc1ctenza-
t1ons '>hould he' dccepled.
I lowevN, W<' need nch,
,,volv1ng chdCdCtcrs who we
can l>Pli0v0 in WP anltci-
patc that the E'nding will be
happy. but w<"d enjoy revel·
1n9 in II JUSI the> Sd~le.
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Despite enjoying parts of
"Chocolat, • it left me crav-
ing. Not for seconds, but to
sample something different.
The previews to "Crouching
Tiger, Hidden Dragon" were
enticing. Dim sum, anyom•?
"Chocolat" is rated PG-13
for a scene of sensuality and
some violence.
• JUUE LOWRANCE 1s a Costa
Mesa resident who works at a New-
port Beach advertising agency.
'Tiger' provides
bridge to east
Ang Lee's ·crouching .
Tiger, Hidden Dragon·· hds
been quietly building
momentum smce its pre·
rruere at the Cannei. Film
Festival in May. To date. 1t
has garnered awdrds from
the National Bodrd of
Review, Rollmg Stone, the
Los Angeles dnd New York
FLlm Critics dnd will proba-
bly earn more accolddes
w1lh the Amencan Film
Institute and the Acudemy
Awards in coming weeks.
In "Crouching T19N,"
Ang Lee ("The Ice Storm,"
"Sense and Sensibility,"
"Eat, Dnnk, Mrin, Womc1n " 1
has created c1 world wh<>r<•
martial arts movps arc· hkP
song and ddncE> numlwr., 1n
musicals, after a C'Nldln
amount of d1alo9uf', p1'oplr>
break out into h1qhly c hoH•-
ographed sequ<'nC'E''> lhdl
propel the story <1long
The film stdTs vclNt1n
Hong Kon~J dCtors C 'how
Yun Fat (·Ha rel Bo1l(>d •
"Anna and the King") c1ncl
Michelle Yeoh ( "Tomomm
Never Dies." "SupN< op" J
as wc1mors who ht1vP h<'Pn
10 love tor many yec1T'>
However, thPir pN~<>nttl
feelings Wdlt upon
vengeance and their
attempt to recdpture the
Green Destmy, d mdg1cal
i.word (hke Excdhbur) that
once belonged to Yun Fat's
L1 Mu 8d1'i, mdster and has
recently been sold to a '
wcdlthy d1i.lnct manager.
Thdt brings YP.oh's Yu
Shu L1~n into contdct with
the go'vernur\ ">heltered
· ddughlPr, Jen Yu (Zhang
Zayi), who hds d !>ecret Lhat
1s cssent1dl lo Lhe plot.
Tht• story, d!> in all genre
him'>, c·dn be !>imply silly at
some lcvc+, But m the
hands ol Ang Lee and tus
colldburdtors. choreographer
Yuen \Vo Ping ("The
Mdlnx I dnd screenwnters
Jdm<'s Schdmus, Wang Hw
Lmg dnd T!>dl Kuo Jung, the
genenr <'lt>ment!> dre suc-
ces<,fully woven into d
tdpP'>try of humrln emotions
dnd d<:tJOll sequences, dll of
whKh highlight the real
chumi<,try bPlween Yun Fat
dnd YPCJh Therf' dTP times
whf'n you will be watching
the t1tlions '>equences but
will C'nJOY the rnterdcl.Jon
lwtwPPn dll the characters
Whil(• lhf' him may not be
thC' lw.,I mdrt1al drts hlm or
I lonq Konq lllm e>ver mdde
,~r1·1H "l'Pk1nu Operd Blue!>,·
"One<• Upon d Tune m Ch1-
nd • or ''Chunykang
ExpH•.,s • ). 11 will '>erve dS a
qrPdl introduction for the
mdss<'S who hdve not dis--
c OV£>rl'cl or C'Xpenenced
world nnE'md ·c 'rouchmg Tiger. H1d-
d11n Drdqon r IS rdlE'd PG-13
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Roberts shines in
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Cdn you sldnd one more
review of "Enn Brockovich?•
Th.ts LS d Jul.Ja Roberts
whose actmg skills are tested
in d rec1l-We rucurmtance,
d.Od she pcrfonn.s superbly.
Enn BrockovtC!h LS d down-
but-not-out mother of three
l.Jttle kid!. She hd!> no !'US·
hdnd, no 1ob and pathebc
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Cdie<'r
Thf' likeuhood of Uus
duect young womdn hndlng
c1 pldte ind Jc1w office seems
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Ed. the trusty lawyer, reluc·
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dfl mvei.tlgdUOn of Pacl11c
Gas dtld Bectnc\ cc1vc1ller
disre<Jctid of th<> commuruty
adjdCC'nl to Its pldnt dnd the
h~dlth problem.'> dru.tng from
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Gdlrung th<' truc,t of the peo·
pie I'> not d q1vc•n
There.., wondNful chem-
1st11 h<'tWPc>n Finn<'y dnd
Roberts d!> the•) chwl al wind-
mills
ThP 1ns1qht into the frus-
lrdl10ns CJI sangle pdrC!nllng,
rnupl<,d Wlth th<> m.•cPSS1ty of
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CdW dnd love: tor h.:!r cluldren,
L'> d VC'I) touqh bdlr1nnncJ dcl
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The '>IItUqht·tdlk ... cnpt LS
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(949) 553;2422. and 5-7, and 2 p.m. April 8.
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A two-band concert featur-$29-$107. (714) 740-7878.
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Barber's Adagio for Strings forming Arts Center trom
April 18-29 with 16 perfor-and "Prayers of mances in Segerstront Hall, Kierkegaard,• and Bruckn-600 Town Center Drive, Cos-er's Mass No. 3 in F Minor. ta Mesa. The show will high-$1 5-$49. (714) 662-2345. light the work of legendary
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JAZZ. ON SUNDAYS
Orange County saxophonist
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own brand of jazz to Roy's
of Newport Beach from 5 to
8 p.m . Sundays. Roy's is is
at 453 Newport Center Dri·
ve, Newport Beach. (949)
640-7697.
POP/ROCK & FLAMENCO
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Ristorante, 3520 E. Coast
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Solo guitarist Ke n Sanders
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and Sundays. The shows are
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SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
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mances will be al 8 p.m .
today and 2 p.m. Sunday.
$15 (949) 650-5269.
THE SECRET GARDEN
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"The Secret Garden" through
April 8 at 2930 Bristol St.,
Building C-106, Costa Mesa.
Perfonnances are 7:30 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays and 5
p.m. Sundays. Saturday mati-
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1. Mark Rucke r directs. The
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comedy about two conniving
.brothers, will play through
April t 5 on South Coast
Repertory's Second Stage,
655 Town Center Drive, Cos-
ta Mesa. Show times will be
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WHEN: "X-Ray EyesH
video footage of Fred through April 9; "Recount-
Astaire's dance routine from ing a D~~icing Man" April
"The Belle of New York." 10-May :~~ "Book of Sec-,i
Hanle)'. digi~d the image / onds" a, "Cosmic
using a basic computer eclit-1 Dan~er" May 8-June 4;
ing program and controlled "Wotlc ctions Video"
the moving picture with his Jurv. July 2; "Ruby Slip-
mo,use. per~" July 3-August 6;
, "So you're watching Fred "Sw..'etemo." "Wise 1
Astaire's image move in -Bl®d," and "Revivji of
'auect correlation to the fJiff Mackey" Aug. 7-Sept,
movement of my hand,• he ,9/ Museum hours a re 11
said. • ~. to 5 p.m. TyesdaY.
But the art isn't e xactly /through SundStY
puppeteering. "'l WHERE: Or9oge County ....
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'Gladiator' ranks as
pure entertainment
IL hds tdken a long time for
a rum to ldke you back lo the
time of Spartacus, SdITlpson
d.f)d Delilah, and Ben Hur.
But "Gladiator" does It. It is
moviemaking for lhe movie-
goer. This is entertainment at
its best.
Maxiinus ·(Russell Crowe) is
d good mdn. I le has done his
duty d!. the general of Rome's
northPm dffiUes and wishes to
return to his wife <1.nd son.
Marcus Aurelius, emperor or
Rome (Rlchard ~ ldrrls), how-
ever, hc1S one more chore for
MdXlffius before he rebres and
11 l!. thdt Md.Ximus should
ds!>ume lhe role of emperor
dnd rc>lurn Rome to lhe status
of d republic
nus fl'CjUE.'!>l delays his
rPUfement hut Ln the nght
conscience• he Cdnnot refuse.
HP must now supplant Com-
modus (Jodquin Phoerux),
who 1s Mdfcus' ndtural son
uncl ht>tr
Commodus 1s an ddult
spo11c~d d1Jld who will go to
dny lcm9lhs to lhwdrt lhe
wishc1> ol hi., fdlher and sup-
prPss lht' emperor's wishes.
I fl· f('<'l!-i the succession is his,
(>Vf'O !I ll lnf:'dnS killing his
own lathc>r dnd ordering the
dl'dlh'> ol Mdx1mus dnd his
lc1m1Jy, which h(• does
Mdxtmu!i 1s !>UbsequenUy
cc1ptured dnd dS d slave he is
tr<1tned to IJ<' d ql<1d1ator for
Uw (•nt<'f1dtnmcnt of the
nld'>'>f:'S
nus 1s lhe ba!ilS for some
of lhe ftnc .... t performdnces
dnd most exciting "lions
vPrSU.'> Chn.'>lJdm, • scenes I
hctve Pvcr !>N'n
Mrlxm1u!>, who'>e dttnbutes
dnd virtut>s dre i.o excellently
portrdyed, mui.t be contrasted
with equal fdcility by the
dcsp1cdhle dnd dmoral Com-
modui.. And, they are.
I wc1s dltcmdtely cdught up
in MdXJmus' qrief dnd Com-
modus's CVll. ·11 1s dmazing
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DATEBOOK Doily Pilot-
AllD Tiii llOMlllllS All •••
BEST PK:TURE U. .... Mi
"Olocolat"
"Crouching Tiger. Hidden
Dragon"
"Erin Brod<ovich"
"Gladiator"
"Traffic"
BEST ACTOR
Javier Bardem. "Before Night
Falls"
Russell Crovve. •Gladiator"
Tom Hanks, "Cast Away"
Ed Jiarrls, "Pollpck"
Geoffrey Rush. "Quills"
BEST ACTRESS
Joan Allen, "The Contender"
Juliette Binoche, "Choc:olat"
Ellen Bumstyn, "Requiem for a Dream"
Laura Linney, "You Can Count
<:>n Me"
that for a picture of this scope
the personalities are so
engrossing. There is also the
challenge to the rest or the
cast to match and support the
main performances and they
are certainly up to lhe task.
• JOAN ANDRE is a Newport
Beach resident who does a lot of
volunteer work.
'Traffic' tells many
sides of drug trade
Few problems in Amenca
stir as much debate and con-
troversy as the government's
endless and seemingly futile
war on drugs. With "Traffic,•
director Steven Soderbergh
has fashioned a riveting and
thought-provoking film that
explores all facets of the drug
trade in America.
"Traffic" is really three
separate movies filmed in
three different styles.
One story focuses on drug
users and dealers at all levels
of the trade, lrom gritty inner
city slums to mansions with
ocean views. Another exam-
ines police officers, honest
and corrupt, on both sides of
the border. Benicio Del Toro
is outstanding as Javier
Rodriguez, the MeXJcan cop
bewildered by lhe mordl
ambiguities of his job.
The third story line pre-
sents the potitical and person-
al dilemma or ultraconserva-
tive Judge Wakefield. played
well by Michael Douglas. He
is about to become lhe
nation's new drug czar, even
as his teenage daughter and
her wealthy fnends fall deep-
er into their own cocaine and
heroin addictions. Several lit-
tle-known actors play their
roles with depth and style,
ddding to the movie's realistic
portrayal oJ its subject.
Soderbergh deftly weaves
the plots or these three over-
lapping tales into a unified
whole, ai. the lives of the
characters in each story inter-
twine dnd converge. He has
created d masterluJ and intel-
ligent hlm thdl JS as complex
and compelling as the d.Lffi-
cult drug JSSuei. he seeks to
illwrunate
A ternJ1c moVle that ts
well-worth seeing and sure to
draw attentJon at Oscar time.
"Trame· JS rated R for per-
vasive drug content, strong
language, violence and some
sexuality.
• JOHN DEPKO IS a Costa Mesa res-
ident and a senior investigator for
the Orange County public defend-
er's office.
TITUS
CONTINUED FROM A 10
Her role does, however,
appear merely tacked on
to flesh out the script.
•The Lonesome West•
is at its best when the
brothers are at each oth-
ers' t.hroats -w hich is
most of the time. Their
strained attempt at detente
in the play's final scene ts
beautifully depicted, as
the audience aw.ails the
inevitable scbiSIJl that will
shatter this contrived
covenant.
They may resemble a
pair of bickering juvenile
delinquents, but the broth-
ers of "The Lonesome
West• put on a spirited
show as they take turns
getting each other's Irish
up. ''!Was a fine play to be
seein' on St. Paddy's Day.
Pau.\ O'Brien, left. as Coleman, and Rod McLachlan •.
pla\1Jlg O'Brien's brother Valene, share a rare laugh
ln a scene from Marttn McDonagh's "The Lonesome
West," now on the Second Stage at South Coast
Repertory ln Costa Mesa.
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Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa
• TOM TITUS reviews local the-
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ROMERO
CONTINUED FROM A10
About six years ago,
before Celedonio Romero
died in 1996, father and
son performed there as a
quartet with two other
family members.
•But it's not hard
because I feel his presence
everywhere I play, every
note I play,· Pepe Romero
said.
Famed for his interpreta-
tions of music and his tech-
niques, Romero is a recipi-
ent of lhe Premio Andalu-
cia de Musica, the highest
honor granted by Spain to
contributors in the arts. He
has performed with more
than 10 American orches-
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tras, including the Los
Angeles Philharmonic, the
Boston Pops and the Dallas
Symphony. He was also
invited to perform al such
venues as the While H ouse
and the Vatican as part o(
the family quartet, The
Romeros.
•As far as 1 can remem-
ber, I've always played [the
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talk.•
His father was his only
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"The process or learning
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said. •And that was the
day I was born.·
Celedonio Romero con-
tinued to play unW he Jost
strength in his hands dbout
12 days before hlS death
Pepe Romero took over
when that happened,
strumming his father's
dark-colored Rodrigues.
"I took on the torch,
ptine and his," he said.
Romero's not sure which
torch -guitar -he'll use
for tonight's performance.
He alternates between his
father's and the creations or
his gultar-mdkmg son and
namesake.
·In the morning, I will
have a cup of coffee and
play them both,· he said.
•And whichever one wants
to go to the concert, I will
bring her.• •
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Doily Pilot
HIGH SCHOOL llSlllLL
Aliso s~ps
past .the· ·.
Tars, 8-4
• Wolverin es' rally sparked
by 'absolute chinker' as they
roll to Sea View League win.
Richard Dunn
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -The law of
averages caught up with Newport
Harbor H1gh's baseball team Friday
in the fourth inning of a scoreless
Sea View League game against
highly regarded Ahso Niguel.
After Newport Harbor starter Joel
Brown worked his way out of trouble
ih each of the first three innings, the
senior right-hander wasn't so fortu-
nate in the fourth as the visiting
Wolverines pushed across the
game's first three runs on a blooper
down the right-field line.
·Joel wiggled his way out of a
couple jams early, but then they
started hitting it where we weren't,•
Harbor Coach Jim Kiefer said, fol-
lowing Aliso Niguel's 8-4 victory.
The Wolverines (7·2, 3-1 i n
league), who
had a runner
thrown out at
the plate ear-
her in the
fourth on a
relay by
Newport sec-
._ ond baseman
Alan Lane,
.. J___ ----
fr 1d.ry ' \Cort'
had two run-
ners in scor-
ing position
with two out Aliso 8, NeuporU in the inning,
IMne lO, INoodbtidge 1 but Brown
walked their
Ntltdpart at UQl.m Hills No. 9 hitter
Woodblidge at lMne to load the
bases and
keep the inning alive.
Chris Fielder. Allso's leadoff hit-
ter. dropped a Texas Leaguer just
mside the lme m right field to score
two runs, then a relay dribbled past a
Newport mhelder for an ertor, allow-
mg a Uurd run to score on the play.
"It's a wel!d game." Allso Niguel
Coach Mike Chdpman sa1d. "We're
tutbng the ball nght on the button for
three mrungs and we have nothing
to show for 1t, then an absolute
chinker scores three runs. Wow,
that's really weird.·
After the Wolverines p1clced up
three runs in the fourth. they man-
aged three more m the tilth and two
in the sixth for an 8-0 lead against
the Sailors (4-4, 1-3), who spoiled
Aliso Niguel 6-root·3 seruor south-
paw Todd Difley's shutout bid in the
sixth.
Brown, 2-1, worked out of first·
inning trouble, after the Wolverines
had runners on second and third and
nobody out.
In the second inning, Newport
right fielder Cameron Pemstein
made a circus catch on a ball hit
deep by Aliso's Bnan Serocke with a
runner aboard.
Then, in the third, Harbor left
fielder Jon Vandersloot made an off-
balance catch, while fighting the
trtcky WUld, when Aliso had a runner
at second base.
While Ahso was hitting the ball on
Quote Of
1llE DAY , ..
'
•1 thought (the Mustangs) would be better. I was a bit
swprised. They are a bealahle Mein _ •
Rob Stuart. Northwood coach
.•• Mcl'ch 26 honor•
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OAl.Y PILOT PHOTOS BY GREG FRY
Corona del Mar High's Billy Eagle (above) slides safely into home plate as
Estanda's Justin Lund tries to block the plate Friday afternoon. Below, Eagle
finishes things off with a homer in the fifth inning to complete the mercy killing.
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CdM 3 0 0
Cosu MM.I 2 o 1
Univ~rsity 2 0 1
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Unlllenity 10, lag. Beadl 2
lul·~day (3 1~)
F11d,1y M.uch JO
Tue~day April 3
• Cdfyi's Billy Eagle caps
10-0 .victory over ,Estancia
with his fifth-inq.ing biast.
I
Barry Faulkner /
DAILY f tLOT
NEWPORT BEACH -Corona
del Mar High baseball coach
John Em.me's early·inrung pep
talk may have been too spmted
for his own good Fnday
After Emme verball}' ltt mto hts
troops, who led, 2·0, dfter two
innings. about their hilling
approach dgamst v1s1tmg
Estanoa. the Sea K.tng~ produced
a five·run Uurd They contmued
to build the lead unW mvolung
the 1 O·run mercy rule m the ftfth,
claiming a 10.,.0 tnumph to
remain atop
the Pacific "I would have C o a s t
League
standings.
"But I'm
not sure I
really want·
ed (the
shortened
liked for Eric
(Snell) to pitch
another inning
and I would
have liked to
g a m e ) · w have gotten Emme said
• 1 would Dave Kniect an
have llked
for Enc
(Snell) to
inning on the
mound ... "
John Emme
CdM coach
p I t C h
another
mrung and I would have -------
Weed to have gotten Ddve Knecht
an mrung on the mound •
Instead. Emme and hts team
started their weekend early,
before begmrung d pivotal three·
game week Monday
After Vlsiting Garden Grove
Monday for an dt·large gdme of
the Foothill·Costa Mesa 'fouma-
ment, CdM (6-2, 3·0 m league)
hosts Uruvers1ty Tuesday and vis·
its Co!>ta Mesa Fnday Uru and
Mesa are both 2·0-1 m league.
having bed one another Tuesday
The Sea Kmgs used theu now
typical combmation of pitching,
defense and h1ttmg to dispatch
the Eagles 13-6. 0·3J CdM has
now outscored three PCL foes ,
34-10. including back-to-back
mercy-rule verdicts (1t defeated
SEE COM PAGE 84
Costa Mesa listless in 11-5 victory
• Mustangs disappointed in their effort
after PCL win over visiting Northwood.
Steve Virgen
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -One look at the scorebodrd
and the result was evident: the Costa Mesa
High baseball team w9n its second Paclf1c
Coast League game. an/11 -5 victory over VlStl •
ing Northwood Friday.
The Mustangs (7-1-1, 2-0·1 in league), how·
ever, looked as tf they had lost.
·our kids just mailed 1t m, • Mesa Coach
Kirk Bauenneister said of his Mustangs, ranked
No. 9 m Orange County. "They weren't work·
ing hard. They let (Northwood) get back 111 the
game.·
Bauermeister added Mesa has not shown a
strong desire in its play, "probably sicce
November.•
Northwood Coach Rob Stuart also recog·
ruzed Mesa's la.td-back perfonnance.
·1 thought (the Mustangs) would
be better,• Stuart sa.td. ·1 was a bit
surprised. They are a beatable team
U l was judging by their body lan·
guage. they were playing as il they
had already won, you know, being
cool and going through the mobons. •
The Northwood coach also noted
the reason for Mesa's lack of mtensity
rrught have been because the Tun-
berwolves (0·7, 0-3J are wmless
Fortunately for Mesa. the Mus-
tangs' effort was sohd enough for the
Vlctory.
Mesa seruor catcher Darnel Hunter
smacked a three-run home run over
the nght held fence to break a 2·2 tie
Ttmberwolves' pitchers walked <>19ht "Our kids just and Cab1co and teammdte C'drlos
Franco scored on passed bdlls
mailed iUn. Feldman, Franco, seruor Steven
They weren't
working hard.
They let
(Northwood)
get back in the
game ... •
Kiric leuenneis1er
Costa Mesa High
baseball coach
Shores, seruor Mike Armstrong and
juruor Billy Halverson had on<> RBI
each.
But, stausbcs were beside the potn!
after the game
"We wanted to come out dnd work
hard.• Hunter said •But, we d1dn t
We went through the mouons, i.mce
we had the lead Even though we
won, 1t didn't seem Wee we ledmed
anything from 1t On Monday lat prac·
bee), we're gomg to hnd out who real·
ly wants 1t Our seruors need to <,tep it
up.
m the second mrung. Juruor Nick Cab1co and
seruor Josh Feldman brushed with two stolen
bases each and were both walked twice The
The Timberwolves stepped 1t up after Mesa
SEE MESA PAGE Bl
SEENEWPORTPAGEB4 "---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.....,.
PILOT 118 SC OOl Al LEIE OF THE WEEI Offensive architect
Sailors, Loyd Wright
t •
•Junior setter helped spread the wealth as Newport Harbor • captw:ed the the Orange County Volleyball Championships.
"' lbfty~I
DMY Pit.OT
f:'s been all "thumbs-up" for
Newport Harbor H.Jgh boys
volleyball standout Loyd Wright.
After missing most of last year with
a broken thumb, Wright has shown a
Ponzie-hke command of the court this
lealOD.
With senior outside hitter Blake
Tippett confined to crutches on the
bench wtth a sprained ankle, Wright
helped generate tbe offense to a. number ot different weepoos u tbe
SaUon knocked off Poothlll. 10-15,
15-6, 1s-1 0. an the title match ot the
Orange County Chempioalhipl.
Wright was named the toumamenl'I
Most Valuable Player as the Sailors
pulled off big wms over Mater De.I
(15-8, t0-15. 15-12) ln the quarterfinals
and Marina (15-13, 13-15, 15·11) in the
semifinals
The 6-foot-1 Daily Pilot Athlete of
the Week compiled. S3 usilts egam.st
the Monarchs. 43 against the Wcings
and 26 against the Knights.
"I knew I had to be one ot the guys
to step up In Blake's ablence, • Wright
said oft.be title match. "DHlennt guyt
like the ball In dilfermt pomtlom, 10 I
m.de SUN l knew wbo I w• titting
and where to put the ball ....,. time.•
ACX'Oldina to Wriabt'I t'09Cb. Den
Glftn.. tt'I bls attitude and hil
SU WRIGHT MGI U
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Daily Pilot i' SPORTS Soturdoy, Morch 24, 2001 B3
Josh
Feldnrlm
and uie
Costa Mesa
High
Mustangs
were on a
roll Friday,
putting
Northwood
away with
ease, 11-5,
in Pacllic
,Coast
teape
baseball
action.
DON l.£ACH/
OAJLY P1LOT
j
CITY OF COSTA AJESA RECREATION STANDINGS
Adutt Softball Standings
'5uncUy Leagues -Modified Coed D-1: 1.
aptchers, 8 pts.; 2. Lil' Pickle Beachcomb, 8 pts.;
3. H~ie Hoo, 6 pts.; 4. Touch 'Em All, 4 r;>ts.;
5. Team Logic, 2 pts.; 6. The Players, 2 pts.;
7. Ballrogs, 0.
Modified Coed D-2: 1. California Dreamin',
1~ pts.; 2. -Seer Buddies, 7 pts.; 3. Suds, 3 pts.; ·
4. Outkasts, 3 pts.; 5. Verifone, 3 pts.; t
6. Oubhouse. 3 pts.
Monday Leagues · Coed C: 1. Friends &
Fall)l~. 6 pts.; 2. Ball Buste~. 2 pts.; 3 .• The
Players, 2 pts.; 4. Fanatics Only, 2 pts.;
S. Barking Spiders, 2 pts.; 6. ~ew Blood, 2 pts.;
7. Margaritavilte, 0.
Coed 0-1: 1. Head First, 4 pts.; 2. CCNM, 4 pts.;
3. RSI Big Rigs, 4 pts.; 4. Pierce St. Mucks, 3 pts.;
5. Juggernauts, 2 pts.; 6. Ze ro Expectations, 0
pts.
Monday Coed 0-2: 1. Eaton, S pts.; 2. Goat Hill
Express. S pts.; 3. No Mercy, 4 pts.; 4. Real Life, 4
pts.; 5. Plng.Crd.Mtr.Bike.com, 4 pts.;
6. Galloping Ghost, 3 pts.
1\lesday Leagues · Coed "Rec.": 1.
Terminators, 6 pts.; 2. Jerks & Skirts, 6 pts.;
3. Ball Busters, 0 pts.; 4. Underdogs, 0 pts.
Men's C: 1. Scumbags. 6 pts.; 2. Suds Players,
6 pts.; 3. Meat Puppets, 2 pts.; 4, Cleveland
Steamers, 2 pts.; 5. Rene9otiators. 2 pts.;
6. Source One Bombers, 2 pts.; 7. Mesa
All Stars. 0.
Wednesday Leagues -Men's "D-2"· 1.
Seacrest Mavs., 8 pts.; 2. Alley cats, 6 pts.;
3. Marauders, 6 pts.; 4. Ball Busters, 4 pts.;
S. 86'ers. 4 pts.; 6. The Blues, O; 7. Hooligans, 0.
Men's "Lower D": 1. Good Bad & Ugly, 8 pts.;
2. N.M.R .. S pts.; 3. Lager Lovers, S pts.;
4. Newport Heat, 5 pts.; 5. M.V.&E., 4 pts.; 6.
Take All 12, 4 pts.; 7. Jeffreys Cons, 3 pts.; 8.
Prowlers, 2 pts.
Thursday Leagues -Men's B: 1. Newport
Wholesale. 8 pts.; 2. Westpac, 8 pts.; 3. Jose
Cuervo Gold, 6 pts.; 4. Blood, Sweat & Beers, 6
pts.; S. H.O.S., 4 pts.; 6. Lowted, 2 pts.; 7. The
Virus, 0.
Men's C-1: 1. Land of the Lost, 12 pts.; 2. Cone,
8 pts.; 3. 'Negotiators, 8 pts.; 4. Shooters, 7 pts.;
5. Three & Out, 2 pts.; 6. The Virus, 0.
Men's C-2: 1. Mudville, 12 pts.; 2. Minnesota
Mafia, 8 pts.; 3. Good For Nothing, 6 pts.; 4.
Wild Bunch, 4 pts.; 5. Two Baggers, 0.
Friday Leagues -Men's D-1: 1. Old Timers, 8
pts.; 2. Don't Matter, 8 pts.; 3. Zzyzx, 6 pts.;
4. Da' Players, 4 pts.; 5. Bedrock Bombers, 4 pts.
Men's "D-3": 1. Textron, 10 pts., 2. Jericho
Jazz, 8 pts.; 3. Pirates, 4 pts.; 4, Meat Puppets, 2.
pts.; 5. Laughing Stock, 2 pts.
Men's "D-5": 1. Ja bronies, 12 pts.; 2. Sharks, 9
pts.; 3. Untouchables, 7 pts.; 4. H.M.C., 5 pts.;
S. Knights, O; 6. Rathskeller, • 1 pts.
....etbell Standings
Monday "D# ......,. ! 1. Full Court Mess,
5-3, 2. Sneaker Squeakers, 5-3; 3. Carnivorous
Apes, 4-4; 4. Schultz Photo, 4-4; S. Psomas. 3-4;
5. Rhymes WI Duck, 2-6.
Tuesday "C-Minor"' LHgue -1. Goat Hill,
6-1; 2. Mule Train, S-2; 3. 2-pump Chumps, 4-3; 4.
Team Freedom, 3-4; S. Seagate Scorpions, 3-4;
6. Dribblers, 3-3; 7. WMA. 0-7.
Wednesday "B" League -1. Sott Tubs, 6-1;
2. Old & Slow, 5-2; 3. Pickford, 5·2; 4. Beach
Bombers, 4-3; 5. The Bakers, 2-5; 6. 0.B .. 1-4;
7. Islanders. 0-7.
Thursday "a..Mlnor'" League · 1. Run & Gun,
7-1; 2. Aluminum Siding, 6-3; 3. The Boys, 6-3;
4. Merrit Le nder, 3-6; 5. Violators, 3-6;
6. Unexpected Team, 1 ·8.
Sunday ·c-Mlnor .. League -1. Squeesh,
5-0; 2. Meathead, 4-0; 3. Onsite, 2-2;
4. Crazycoots, 2-2; 5. Violato rs, 1-3; 6. Bunnies,
1-3; 7. Highlanders, 0-5.
WRIGHT LOYD WRIGHT
or 7 for longtime local coach
Charlie Brande, following
the footsteps of his older
brother, Rob, who played at
the University of Hawaii.
CONTINUED FROM B 1
willingness to learn that
helps him excel.
"He's got a great
attitude and that's a big key
to helping our team hang in
those tough matches,·
Glenn said . "He's probably
the second-best digger on
our team (behind Tippett)
and is a very good server,
so he does a bunch of
things well.·
Wright is one of only
three full-time volleyball
players on Glenn's starting
rotation, which takes some
time to get used to as a
setter.
•w e've got basketball
Born: June 22, 1983 Hometown: Newport
Beach
Height 6-foot· 1
Weight: 157
Sport: Boys volleyball
Posltlon:Setter
~:Dan Glenn
FllVCM'lte food: Chinese food
FllVCM'lte mowt.: "Stripes"
-..t.tt.letk~
"(Monday), winning the OC
Championships .galnst Foothill."
AtlMte of the Week X91:
Wright was named MVP of the
Orange County Championships
following his ~assist .
performance in the flnalJ as
Newport Hatbor defeMed
Foothill, 10-15, 15-6, 15-10.
Dllrfllll
Collectw .,.,,u Cllld--01·$
"I was an outside hitter
until my freshman year at
Santa Margarita High,•
Wright said. ·1 wasn't as tall
or could I jump as high as
some of the other players, so
l moved to setter. When l
came to Newport, I stayed
at setter.•
According to Glenn,
Wright has an abundance of
talent, b ut still sees a better
player down the road.
"I'd like to see him be
more aggressive out there,•
Glenn said. "He's only a
junior and being a leader is
players and football players,• he said . •1 try
to help them out by telling them where to go
on the court and what plays we're going to
run. I think it's a matter of us just playing
together and the more we know about each
other, the better we'll be as a team."
a growing process, which he
is starting to learn.•
When not on the volleyball court, Wright
tries to tame the ski slopes or attempts to
tackle the goll links.
"Most of the time, I'm a m.id -80s golfer,"
Wright said. ·1 just need to get out and play
more .• Wright began playing volleyball at the age
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MESA
CONTINUED FROM 81
built a 2-0 first-inning lead.
Shores singled to drive in Feld-
man and Franco scored Hunter
with a sacrifice Oy in Mesa's first
at-bat. But, the Timberwolves
responded when Ryan Miller's
two-run homer knotted the score,
2-2.
·w e coulq've played a lot bet·'
ter, • Halverson said. "l Jelt like we
just le t up at the end. (Coach
Bauermeiste r) is let down because
he knows we have so much talent
and we're just wasting it.•
The Mustangs will seek to
reverse the trend Tuesday, when
they host Laguna Beach at 3:15
p.m.
After dealing with the unpre-
dictable Artists on Tuesday, the
Mustangs will find themselves up
against power-laden Corona del
Mar in another home matchup,
also at 3:15
PAOAC COAST LEAGUE
CosTA MEsA 11, NORTHWOOO 5
Northwood 020 002 1 -S 9 2
Costa Mesa 240 113 x -11 6 1
Morrison, Gragnano (6) and
Changala; Stevens. Franco (4).
Costelloe (7). Haubri<k (7) and Hunter
W -·Stevens. L · Morrison. 28 -Morrison
(N) 2, Lucas (N), Watanabe (N),
Halverson (CM). HR -Miller (N),
Hunter (CM).
SCHEDULE
TODAY ........
College -Vanguard at
Blola, doubleheader,
11 a.m.
Community college •
Orange Coast at Golden
West"°?"·
• Trade ~ field
College men and women
Vanguard University
at cal State Fullerton
lrwitational, 1 a.m.
High school -Newport
Harbor at Arrct'IO Distance
carnival, all day, at Azusa
Pacific unfvers'ity.
' ··Tennis
College men and women
Western New Mexico
at Vanguard University,
9a.m.
• Softball
College · Azusa Pacific
at Vanguard University,
noon. •
High school -Newport
Harbor at Garden Grove
Tournament. at Lake
School, vs. Calvary Chapel,
8:30 a.m., vs. Century,
10:15 a.m.
·~w
College -Orange Coast
women at Berg Cup, Lido
Channel. 8 a.m.; Orange
Coast men at Udo
Channel, 9 a.m.
• Swinvning
High school boys -CIF
Relays Final~ at Belmont
Plaza, 7 p.m.
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84 Saturday, Morch 24, 2001 SPORTS Doily Pilot
Orange Coast cut doWn in five by Pierce
• The Bucs am;l Pierce
Brahmas provide a five-
game classic as OCC loses
its first match, 17-25, 25-21,
18-25, 25-19, 15-12.
Steve Vlrg~n ~
DAILY P1Lp<(
COSTA MESA -Orange Coast
Conege's wake-up call came in the
form of an eventful five-game men's
volleybdll match against defending
~tale champion Los Angeles Pierce
f-nday night.
The Pirates ( 13-1, 8-1 m the
Orange Empire Conference), who
hdd been rolling through the com-
pelJlJon. rdn into a most formidable
opponent. And the undefeated
Brdhmas displayed the essence of
cht1mp1ons t1fter a 17-25, 25-21. 18-
25, 25-19, 15-12 interconference vie-
COM
CONTINUED FROM B 1
Northwood. I 1-1, Tuesday).
·vou can't let any ledgue
gamE"i get away (rom you."
Emme SdJd . "I thought we
came out a lltUe lethargic and
we were pldying into therr
pitcher's hands. He was
throwing the curve ball low
and out of lhe zone and we
werC> swmg1ng at it. l took our
guys down the line and
tdlkPd about our hilling
approdch "
Singles by Knecht. Ke ith
Long dnd AndrPw Johns pro-
duced lhe lust-mrung ledd,
beforP d two-run smgle by
J<lson Sdvopolos proved the
key blow an thf> thJrd-mning
outbur'>l. which mcluded
RBis by Sn t>ll dnd Long.
Snt>U, Ancire w Johns and
WC's I loclunc;on openetl the
< 'dM fourth with a smglc,
douhl<' and RBI single.
rr'>pe>c-t1vely. anrl Johns
<,corr d on a fielder's choice off
th<> hc1t of Derrick LeWls to
make 1t 9-0
Et1glc, who tut two home
runs m lhe March I 6 PCL
opener dl Laguna Beach,
then launched a two-out blast
well over the left-hPld fence
in the fifth to bring an early
end to the proceedings.
tory at Orange Coast.
"We've been beating le6.n).S with-
out playing good volleyball,•
Pirates' Coach Chuck Cutenese
said. •This shows us that we have to
work harder than ever.•
The batlle of the unbeatens
before some 100 fa"s, featured top-
sy-turvy action, empha\ic spiking .
and a nail-biting "climax as it now
seems a rivalry tt'a~ blossoll\,ed.
L.A. Piere~ (10-0, 9-0 in the South
Coas\ Conference) Qust~d lhe·Bucs
from the-playoffs last year en route
to the state title. OCC earned miru-
mal revenge with a victory in the
Long Beach City Tournament in
February. The tourney format pro-
vided a one-game victory to
advance and did not count toward
the team's season records.
Then came Friday night when a
heated fifth game assured just as
many dramatic twists as the first
four.
JC MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
The Bucs started that final game
down, 4-0, and eventually 10-5, and
that's when Coast freshman Soren
Schnelder began a rally, which
included two of his aces, the Latter
tying the score, 10-10.
After a timeout, the Brcihmas
earned a sldeout and the subse-
quent point as the teams traded
points down the stretch. B.J . ·
Lightvoet slammed for a kill, after
taking an assist from Nick Ptaschin-
ski, to tie the score at 11.
L.A. Pierce, however, took the
next two points and maintained its
advantage when Coast fell behind
with errors.
•We now realize it's not going to
be easy,· said Lightvoet, a Costa
Mesa High product, who led the
Bucs with 13 kills. "We have to pick
it up. There are other teams out
there that are just as good.•
Llghtvoet has 141 kills overall.
After winning Game 1. 25-17, the
Pirates went into a battle with the
Brahmas in Game 2. The second
game had five ties and brought
even more life to the rally-point
scoring match. Ptaschinski, who fin-
ished with a game-high 45 assists,
set up Morgan Jack.son, a Corona
del Mar High product, for al spike
and point to take an 11 -10 lead,
forcing Pierce to call a timeout. OCC
then went up, 13-10, before the
Brahmas responded and outscored
the Bucs. 10-4, en route to winning
the match. 25-21.
•These rally-point games provide
unexpected action,• Pierce Coach
Greg Vernovage said. "When you
put two good teams on the court this
is what's going to happen. If we see
them again, we'll be ready and I
know they'll be ready."
OCC showed Its readiness with a
smoolh victory in Game 3. The Bucs
began with a 5-1 lead and never
looked back. The Brahmas never
got. closer than 8-4 as Llgbtvoet,
· Schneider. Jackson and Ryan
Owens led OCC to the win. Libero
Ed Chun, who finished with 10 dlgs,
came up huge as well.
"In games 1 and 3 we played the
volleyball we're capable of," Cute-
nese said . ·w e haven't been chal-
lenged like this, so this is good for
us. How well we respond to this 1s
important. •
Said Llghtvoet, •J'm not going to
spend the whole weekend lament-
ing about the loss. 1'111 going to
move on the next match. This was d
lot of fun. Even though we lost, we
had a good time.•
The Bucs will continue intercon-
ference play when they host El
Camino Wednesday at 7 p.m.
SOCCER SCAM
A group of men who say they are Orange Coast College
soccer players are cl:aiming to be solldting donations on
behalf of the team, but they are actually committing a
scam, Orange Coast soccer coach Laird Hayes said.
Orange Coast College bas been contacted by several
Orange County residents who say they have been asked
for donations to help pay for a trip to Europe for the team.
However, no such overseas trip is planned.
Hayes said he has been given names and descriptions
of the donation seekers, and nobody on the OCC men's
soccer team bas a similar name or description.
Anyone with information regarding the solicitors are
encouraged to contact their local police department.
BRIEFS
Motocross . returning_ta ·
oc Speedway April 7
•Speedway motorcycle racing will produce 21
events for the season, which concludes Oct. 13.
CO~TA MESA -CYCLES
Professional Speed-
way Mo~Kycie rac~g
returns to lhe Costa Mesa
Speedway with the Coors
Light Spring Classic April 7 at
the Orange County Fair-
grounds.
Dan Wotta led Estancia 10-
4) wilh eight kills and two
blocks.
Mira Costa sweeps
MANHAT-VOUEYBAU TAN BEACH
DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY GREG FRY
Corona del Mar pitcher Cavan Cuyler delivers in his four Innings of work,
allowing one hit. Below, Estancia's A.J. Perkins is at the bag and waJUng to
put the tag on Corona del Mar baserunner Wes Hockinson In Friday's game.
The '01 season opener is
scheduled for April 21 and
will contmue on Saturday
nights through Oct. 13, for a
total of 21 events.
International Speedway,
Lnc. has refurbished, painted
and upgraded all of the
bleacher seating and recon-
figured the turn 1 and 2
bleachers to allow for the new
entrance and vendor area.
-The Newport Harbor boy'>
volleyball team had senior
Blake Tippett back in unilorm
Friday, but he was relegaterl
to back row play as tht'
Sailors (2-3) lost, 15-8, 15-11,
15-6, at Mira Costa High.
Senior Christian Berg-
Hansen slammed 10 kill!..
while Junior Morgan Crd19
had rune for Harbor (2-3)
Newport junior Loyd Wnght
had 35 assists. Fanfare, the event conces-
sionaire. has also made
improvements to lheir facili-
ties and will host the •after-
the-race" party, which is open
to all ages. Hours of operation
for the "Blues and Brews"
concession will be fIOm 5:30-
11 p.m. on race nights.
Other improvements by
the fairgrounds, according to
international Speedway, is an
all new arena entrance and
food &ervice area along with
refurbished restroom facih-
ties, automated ticketing,
preferred parking and
improved fencing, lighting
and vendor areas.
Adult admission will
re main #$10, juniors and
\, seniors at $6 and children 6-
12 $3. Children 5-and-under
are free, as well as parking
and programs. Preferred
parking will be $3.
Estancia succumbs
'\
ANAHElt:-'f SWIMMING -Esta ncia
Mira Costa IITlproved to b-0
Bucs just miss, 6-4
c o s T A SOFTBAU MESA
Orange Coast College's soil·
ball team must be wondenn~1
just what does it take to
defeat Golden West?
Perenrually a runner-up to
the Rustlers In the sport, the
Pirates were in the unusual
situation or leading Golde n
West in the final inning, 4-1 .
only to see the Rustlers come
up with five runs in the sev-
enth to pull out a 6-4 Orang<'
Empire Conference victory on
the loser's field.
Meredith Miles led Coast
with a single and two stolen
bases to up her stolen base
totals to 18 for the season.
But Golden West, with the
help of a Coast error, a hit-
batter and three singles, man-
aged to shove five runs across
in the frame to pull out the
win, dropping OCC to 5-14-t
overall, 0-12 in the OEC.
Johns. who also made two
sparkmg scoops of low
throws at first base. went 2 for
3 with an RBI dnd d run,
wtule Hociunson dlld Long
were also 2 for 3 Long also
drove m two runi., stole a
ba'>e and scored twice. I le
w<1s robbed of a third hit
when Armando Ortiz stabbed
his screaming line dnvc at
third base in the hfth
to help back a quality start by
winning pitcher Cavan
Cuyler.
lob throw to first beat Perkins
on the play. Emme ran out of
the dugout to express this
viewpoint to the umpire after
the bang-bang call.
with an RBI and two runs.
Estancia committed four
erroTS, but all of CdM's runs
were earned.
High senior Jennifer Cassity
won the 50-yard freestyle
(27.78), 100 free (1 :01.47) and
swam anchor on the victori-
ous 400 free relay (4:50.96).
but the Eagles girls swim
team lost, 111-48, at Savanna
in a nonleague~meet Friday.
Coast returns to action
Monday with a game al
Fullerton, starting at 3 p.m.
a.AW_... am acwa
Gcuo Wur I. occ' Golden Westr 000 010 5 • 6 9 2
Or•09e Coast 000 130 1 -4 4 3
Fryslle •nd Johnson; Guillen •nd
Though less than at his
best, according to Emme,
Cuyler allowed just one hit in
four innings to improve to 2-
1.
A.J . Perkins' bunt single to
lead off the third was the
Eagles' lone hit. And Emme
thought Cuyler's underhand
Cuyler struck out three
and walked two and allowed
oruy one ball to be hit out of
the infield.
MOAC COAST LEAGW
CoRoNA on MM 10
ESTANCIA 0
Estancia 000 00 -0 1 4
Corona del Mar 205 21 -10 11 1
Flori, Gates (4) and Lund; Cuyler, Snell (5) and M<Keever. W -Cuyler,
2· 1. L -Flori. 28 -Johns (CdM). Edgle finished 2 for 4, 'ilole
d bas<>. and also scorrd twice
NEWPORT
CONTINUED FROM 81
the screwR, Brown was doing a hig h-
wire act.
Aliso Nlguel's Sean Koch opened the
filth inning with a home run to oenter,
cha.sing Brown and prompting Chris
Ward to relieve. Ward 1WTendered two
unearned rum m the flltb and two more
1n the sixth. Newport committed two of
jtl 1even errors in the '8V90th, but Allio
Snell finished off the
shutout with one inning of
relier. He also went 1 for 3 HR -Eagle (CdM)
left the bases loaded and did not score.
lo Harbor's half of the sixth, catcher
Garrett Brdnt ripped a two-out double to
the base of the wall in nght-center field
to score Mike Jo6es, giving the Sailors
their first run end ending Difley's
impressive outing.
Olfley, who had a no-hitter through
31/3 innings, gave up only two hits and
struck out 1bt In 52/3 innings.
Later in the sixth, against All.so reliev-
er Koch, Vanderalool produced a two-
run single to left field and Pemstetn ron·
nected on a run-.coring double \o left.
Harbor's fifth and sixth inning ended
on called third strikes on fastballs, and
two of lts outs in the seventh were the
result of looking at fastballs for strikes.
Brant was 2 for 3 for Harbor. Brpwn
struck out Allso's No. 3 hitter, J remy
Burchett, three limes.
KA VllW LIAOUI
Aulo NtGun. .. Nlw.allT ~' Aliso Niguel 000 332 0 · I 10 1
Newport Hlrbor 000 004 0 • 4 4 7
~. Koeh (6) ttnd Sef'od~•; lrown. Wf!fd (S)
Mld Ir.mo W ·Offley, 2-0. L Brown, 2·1.
21 • F..._ ~. McC!ellnd (AN), If tint (NH).
._ • !Coch (AN).
Cassity, with Britta Pitti,
Lauren Collier and Jaime
Pay, came from behind to win
the race.
Collier grabbed third in
the 200 free (2:41.71) and Pit-
ti also took a third in the 200
individual medley (3: 12.11)
for Estancia (0-3).
Estancia falls in 3
C O s T A VOlUYIALL
MESA -
Bstanda H.lgh's boys volley-
ball teom 1howed a deter·
mined effort. but could not
atave off highly regarded
Minton Viejo in nonleegue
play Pnday rught u the Vial-
ing Dtablol recorded • 15"2,
15..S, lS-4 victory.
Miles.
Sailors victorious
N E W P O R T GOLF
BEACH -The New-
port Harbor High boys golf ·
team earned its first Sea V\ew
League victory of the season
Wednesday, edging visiting
Laguna Hills, 211-212, at Big
Canyon Country Club.
Newport's Doniel Kush,
who shot 3-over-par 39,
shared medalist honors with
the Hawk.a' Jeff Kempler.
Other scorert for the
Sellon (4--8, 1-2 in IMgue)
were MWer Akim (~lkent Beebe (42), Tum w (44)
and George Hanold (45).
Laguni HWa ii 0-2 In
league.
I,
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City C~ncll
ChMtbW• of the -~l_!y'of N33&)"~-
Boulevard, Newport a..ch
PLANNING
COIHMSSION
AGENDA
Regular U..tlng -
Apt-II 5, 2001,
6:30p.m .
1 SUBJECT Or
Geotge Kaldler!M 8.ICk Bay Ve1ennary Hoaphal. 4263 Birch
StrMI SUMMARY Amend
meo1 IO a ~llY ap-pl0\!9d UM Pannil eu-
lhoctllng lhe conatruc·
llon of a 2,972 1Quara
1004 vai.nnary hOllP+lal
ano Indoor k4H'lnel ancs •
• 480 1quara loot animal cremalOllum 11rue1ura. The propOlll(f •mend
ITl4IOt •llmlnate• lhe In
e1oor kennel and would ralOCata the ew1111ng
cremetOllum to • new 3,000 aquue loot
&IOl'9ga buildlng.
APPLICATION Use PelTllll No 3692
CEOA COMPLIANCE This projeel llu been ,..
viewed, and It 11111 been
deltlTll!Md Iha• It II cat· agcHiollly axempl under
tne requirements ol Iha
C81Homla ErMronmentel
Oulllrly Act under Clasa 3 (New Cons1 ruc1i0n ()(
Convera1on ol Smell StNCluraa) 2.SUBJE:CT Anthony
PMcl & C'*YI Minamiar Rlvart>oa• Aes1auran1
151 E Coast Highway
SUMMARY A raquall Ill pam111 oulOoO< d4n<ng In conjunction w1fh tne
oparetlon ol an eJUslJng luM·Mrvk:e rHtauranV
museum laallty Tne
~~rc requaat tn
fa) dally UM ol lllO IUlrn deck IOf outOoof d.ning
{b) UM of Iha deck adja·
c:enl IO tile T aJ1a1 dec:ll
(bow da<lk) tor Salurcsay ar1d Sunday brunch
only;
(c) "" ol 11'18 dttcic Bdj8 oent 10 Iha Tal3J elect.
(bow deCk) 1n oon1unc:·
!Ion With • speal•ed number ol annual ape
clal avanll Bf\CI p11va1e
panlfls
No ouldoot music 11 propoHCI tor 1111her
cledt APPLICATION UH
Parmll No 36SA
CEO.A COMPLIANCE TN& prOjeel net been re· Ylawad, and It h81 bean
datetmlned fhal II ti cal· agc>l1Cel!v Hamp! uooer Iha requirements ol the
Clll!COfnl8 ErMrorim.ntlll
Ouallfy Act &Hl<ktr Cius
1 (EldsllnQ Faolll1H)
3 SUBJECT Dannis & Chris OverslrHI
3400 V\e Lido SUMMARY UH Par
""t lor a new &lcolloloc
t>avafaga lloanse IT~ 21, oll·Mla general In oonjunc:uon woll'I 1na
w"'41 retail a11abl1&h·
mam The appllc:ant also proposes 10 c:onoucc
petlodtc: on-111e wine
laSllng aamtnll'-W'I the 1vantng1 lor ap proxrtnalaly 30 paopta
Wlltl a Type 42 alcohol lloenta The projeC'I ra
QUlrN Iha oonstderauon
ol a l>al1tlnQ waiver
APPLICiO'ION UH
PalTllll No UP2001·00S
fOf PA.2001-025
CEOA COMPLIANCE
This projeel hlls been re·
viewed and It hH been
dalaimlned the• n 11 cat· egoriatllY ••empt under
1t1e 19qulremenia-or lhe C.lltomla Envll'OM\tllltal Ouallly Ad under Qua
1 IExltdng Fao~ll••) 4 SUBJECT Gina
OaMlch•••. Pacific
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Whey Baking tomo&ny Fictitious BuslneH Flctltloua BualnHI SUMMONS pla1n11tt without an al· 2822 s.n Miouei Drive Name Statement Name Statemenl FOR PUBLICATION tomay is (El nombre. 18
SUMMARY: Request The lollowlnn pereoni (CITACION cltrec:c:ion y el numero de IO allow • use palTllh to ...... ... ... , . Tiie followlng person. s t"letono dEel aivv.•c1o d 1 cnange an eXlatlng lood are uvong uusiness as. ore doing busfness 11 JUDICIAL) "' ""'II" e Ht1till1tvnen1 from a Top Tea Company. Hllvena Hut Cele, ' demandante, o del Cle·
talce-<>Uf to lull Mf'lllca 17352 M~y Ave., 2300 FaJrvrew Rd , O~~:p~E T(~ll'Ps~FE~ mandante Que no 11ene
rat11uran1 by expandin0 Irvine. CA t4 R·2G4, Co6te Mesa. Cal· Acusado) All PER· ~~~· i~ Esq 11110 an adj9oen1 tenant Kusha, Incorporated lfomla 92626 SONS INTERESTED IN 7 14164 1 .51 oo = The request In· (CA), 17352 Murphy Michael Fernandez, THE MATIER ol the Va-Rutan & Tucker LLP. e wa!Var ol • por-Ave • lrvtne, CA 926 t 4 2300 FBllVleW Rel d ol tioo ol 1ha required pa/ti· This business 18 con· R 204 Cost M h 11y lhe Agreement 611 Anion Boulevard ~~ .... -ed by a ,..,,,,,,,........ • · 8 •aa. Between Irvine Rancn 141h Floor Costa Mesa """'' -,..... ""'' Caltlomta 92626 w t Olslt1C1 nd C ol P !CATION. Have you started Thts busineas 11 con-•er 8 ity CA 92626-199B P 0
PPA200Hl09 lor Use domg buSIOffS yet? No dUC1ed by an rndMdual ~8:x::'!c:h Retai.ve BoCA• 19950262, 8Cosl9t50a M~
armlt No 3523 Kusha. ll>CX>(JXJ<ated Have you 11artad YOU ARE BEING • "'1.
Amended Sivoush Nayyerl doing business ye!? No SUED BY PLAINTIFFS· tomeys lor CJ1l( ot New·
CEOA COMPLIANCE: President Mlcilael Fernandez pC>f1 Beach Thlspro,eahasl>Hnre-This starement was Thll itatemenl was (A Ud le es1a deman· DATE. MAR 21 2001 viewed~ It hes been Med with the County hied with the County da~ IAVINE RANCH ALAN SLATER, Clartl,
date that II la cat· Clettt ol °'""""' ,.._....;. C'-... ol "-nna "-··-tu WAT A DISTRICT a by CYNTHIA McMUR· ~aicem"" under -.,.-~"7 ""'" ""•· .. -""""'"' Cahfornra waler d1s1nc:1 ..... n--uty ,,. on 02/14'2001 on 02/051200I .......... ~.-ementa al the 20016855253 Ind CITY OF NEW,-PubliSh8d Ne .... pon
Clhlomia Envlronmental Darty Pllol Mar 3 10 20016154212 PORT BEACH a Cab· Beach·Cos1a Mesa Quably Aa under Clau • • Dally P1lo1 Mar 3, 10, lorn1a muntc:inat cor""-o ... Plot"-_._ 24 31 1 (Exlltlna Fedlrtles) 17• 24• 2001 Sa47o .17, 24, ?OQ1 $!1474 ration .. ""' ai., ' ..... r ....
5 SUBJECT Sita Plan Fl I I B I You have until Aprtl Apnt 7' 2001
RO\lllt"" Overlay (SPA) ~t t ous5t. tu• ness No•k:e 11 hereby given 26. 2001 10 tole a IVP&·
Coastal BMI Properties ame 8 ement lhal tile undersigned w111 wnnen response a1 1hrs
localed within Corona The lollowmg persons be sold at PubllO AUC1ton cour1
del Mar are doing busmess as on Monday APRIL 09. A letter or pl\one call s U MM AR y. Th a Travel Nta.1rs. 2900 200 t , al 1 O 00 A M wtH not protect you your
amendment attec:tS the Bnstol Street, •B102. Kally & Karl Jackson, lypewrlnon response
Zone Orslrialng Maps Costa Mesa, CA 92626 K E AUCTION must be tn ptaper legal
•16, #17 & •18 to oom· John Rober! Miiier. SERVICES, P 0 BOX lorm 11 you ...,ant 1he
b1ne the Siie Plan Re· 1 t872 Marble Arch B23, RIAL TO, CA coon 10 llea,r your case
11jew Overtay (SPA) des-Drive. Santa Ana, CA 92377, 909-873-0744. fl you do not file your 1gnatlon 10 Iha exlsllng 92705 AUCTION BOND zoning designation ol This business Is con· #723·41·19 response on lime, ~ou
ooaslaJ bluH properties dueled by an md1Vldual All SP ACE . C 0 ST A may lose the case er·
IOc:&ted within Corona Ha11e you atarled MESA, t535 sons whO contest the le-
Oel Mer A map ot doing business yet? NEWPORT BL VO galtty or 11alid1ty ol lh1s
poienbalty&Hacledprop· Yes 4128/80 COSTA MESA CA matter will not be subteci ertles on t~e with 1he JOhn R Miller 92627 10 punt11ve achon. such
P11nn1ng Oepanment This stalement was UN T N ME es wage pam1shment or
Thls 0119rlay deslgnabon hied wirll lhe County IN~:NT~RY seizure o thetr real or
will require properly Clettt of Orange Counry A 149· BIO CITY personal properly owners or their repre· on 0212712001 BAGEL "'•ROBERT There are olher legal
sentatNe IO Ille an Sile 20016856480 MINA COMPUTER raqwemen1s You may Plan Review appllc:ation D wanl 10 caN an attorney tor the conslderalton by a1ly P1101 Mar 3. 10. SCREEN FILE CABI· nght away It you do no1
the Planning Com· t7, 24· 200t Sa471 NET 6 FILE BOXES know an anorney you
I in A208· STEVEN ALAN ti n m1ss10n or c:ena pro-Fictitious Business JOHNSON ROLL BED may ca an a omey re· j8Ct5 poor 10 the Is-S lerral seMCe or a fe9.11 suanc:e ol 8 grad<ng per· Name tatement CHAIR. ASSORTED aid ottoce (l•sled •n 1110 m•I or a bullding permrt The followrnj) persons MISC BOXES phone bOokl
PO)jeC1S that would re· are dol"!l_ bus.ness as A24 I· ROBERT P Oespues de que le
Qu<te a Siie Plan R8VMlw Mind Body Spmt. 9 KRUEGER. CHILO CAR enlroguen esla olac•on
apphcahoo WOUid by any Baldosa Rancho Santa SEAT CHILD TOYS iuO<cral ustad tiene has1a
new suvcture. tndud1ng Ma·ger11a. CA 92688 ASSORTED BOXES Ab11I 26 2001 para
lences 10 be con-Kathy Ann Diekmann A 3 2 2 KE VIN presen1ar una respu8$1a
slrucled or existing 9 Baldosa Rancho PEMBERTON LAWN l~rtl8 a maqutna en
bulldtng 10 be re· Santa Marganta CA CHAIR, AUTO BAT eSla oone
con1truc:1eo or r•· 9266B TERY. PVC PIPE Una Carta 0 una
modeled 10 inc:rease Ille This business is con-COOLER Hamada telafonica no le
gross floor eraa by 50 ducted by an tndtllldual B 136· JENI GREEN olrecera protecC1on. su
parcenl or 2.500 square Have you srarled MAN ASSORTED respuesta esuita a ma·
loe1, wnicnever 11 less. cl0tng business yet? No MISC BOXES SUIT quina 1iene que cumpt11 or to Increase lhe Kathy Ann D1ek.mann CASE con tas tormaltoodes le·
roothne or height ot This statement was B244· BOB JONES
bu11dtng1s 11Abflpptlcabl~ hied wilh the Counly CLOTHES. ASSORTED ~:t1:: qu~fr~0~~!01:scons~
approve wr su ,....., Clerll of Orange County MISC BOXES FILE ascoche S\J caso
to specific llndmgs re· 011 02126/200t CA81NET Si usled no pre&enta lated to Iha preservation 2001685'"304 B259 KAT SIERA• ot pubMc views and the 0 1 P 1 M " 0 · " au respues111 11 11empo.
mlnlmliaUon or coas1a1 81 Y 1 01 81 3• 1 • M O N T G O M E R Y • puade perdar el caso A blutt elleratlon 17, 24, 2001 Sa472 HOUSEHOLD GOODS. lodas las personas
MISC ASSORTED di 1 I I APPLICATION· Fictitious BuslneH BOXES qutenes spu en a e-Amenomen1 No 908 gahdad or vahdez de CEOA COMPLIANC~. Name Statement B288-CAMMY GRAY este asunlo dtchos tnd•
This projec:I haJ bean re· The lollow1ng persons BILL. TAPES. LAMP. lltdu06 no seran suiotos
lllewed. and n ha• been are dOlng busmess as OFFICE SUPPLIES a ninguna accron
delerm4ned INll It is c:al· lmmaculale Home 0358· EDDIE HUSK pu1>11.va tai.s como <h·
egorically axempl under Care SeMCes 2425 N COUCH MATTRESS, mt11uoon de sueldo por
111e r&Qulraments of tna Tustin Ave . Sta A SURF BOARD orcien judittal o embargo
Cahlomla Enl/lronmenlal Santa Ana Calr10<nn1 Pubhshed Newport de biene!> r11ces o
Quality Ac1 (Class 7 & 8) 92705-16 I 5 Beach· Costa Men propedad pr.vada
whlCl't exempt 19gulatOfY AAA Certtlte<I Spe-Oatly Ptlol March 24 31. Ei11s1en 01ros requ1s1·
ac1111111es daargned to c:ialty Services Corpo-200 1 10s 1egai.s Puede que
preserve and procec1 rauon. (CA) 2425 N Sa48 t us1ect qu.era Kamar a
natural resources or Iha T usltn Ave Ste A un llb<>qado
enwonmenl Santa Ana Cahlorma Flctitloua Business 1nmed••tamonta Si no
Published Newpofl 92705· 1615 Name Statement conoc:e o un at>ogado
Beach Coate Mesa Th•s business IS coo· The lollowing parsons puede flamer a un
Dally Pllol Marcil 24• ducted by a OOfllOOllKln a'8 doing business u S8MCIO de relerencl8 oe
200l Sa483 Have you started Alprne Mulh·Flex abogados o a una do111g business yet? 16580 Hart>or Blvd ol1c1na de ayuda legal
CIASSIFIED
If the solution
you're searching
for-whether
you're seeking
a home,
apartmen~
pet or new
occupatiool
Yes OZOt/Ot Ste O Fount.atn Valley lvaa el d11ec10110 1ele·
AAA Cert1lted Spa· Cahlomla 92708 OntCOI
crafty Services Corpe-Alpine B1om8d Corp CASE NUMBER:
rallon (CA) 165BO Harbor (Numwo dal Ceao)
Charles Askov, Prest· Bl11d Sto O. Fountain 01CC03695
denl Valley, Cal1tom1a 92708 The name and ad·
This s1a1emen1 was This busrneas is con· dress of the c:oun 1s tEf
filed with the County ducted by a corporation nombre ~ d11ec:oon de la
Clerk of Orange County Heva you 1tar10(1 corte as
on 02105/2001 dOtog business yol? No ORANG COUNTY SU·
20016854180 Alpine Blomad Corp PERIOR ~COURT Dally Pilot Mar 3, tO, C W111oott, Pros1donl Central Jusltce Cen1e1,
17, 24, 2001 5&473 Thia stalemen1 was 700 C1v1c Center Dnve
liled w11h the Counly West P 0 Box 1994
Clork ol Orange County Santa Ana, CA
on O~t/2001 92702·1994
200168581138 The name. address.
D;i1ty P1lol Mar 24, 31, and telephone numt>er
Apr 7. 14. 2001 Sa482 QI plaln11H's anornev. or
Tell Us About
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642-5 7
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FLOWERS
2983 Harbor Blvd.
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714.540.3135
2275 Newport Blvd.
Im:'!"' al Nr'"f<Jfl A f • 11>• 'I>
949.645.0246
LOCAL
MORTUARIE
PIERCE BROTHERS
BELL BROADWAY
Mortuary • Chapel
Cremation
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
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es1a1e which is '" v1ol~l•11n
ot lhe law Ov1 reade•s .ire
hereby mtormetJ mat all
awrllmq, •O~er11sea '" this
newsoarer are a .allabte on
an eqU3 opponuOlly basi\
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or !he f11s1 f•me nome
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4 HOUSESr'CONOOS
FOR SALE BALBOA ISLAND
OPEN SUN 12-4
200 l 202 RUBY AVE
l&: i& '""" d ., •
ott11.e ... ., "'P" t ' ~ S1 150000 l.o<1 VMCt _ Rna1101 JO., ·1 4 l62
Want lo lrvt Wher9
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many dva1tab4~· Can C.bol
Hr)NIV Balboa l~and A E
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FIND
SPYGLASS RIDGE
1627 Bey CllH Clrcle
Calf First for Entry 94~0-0619
OPEN SAT·SUN t-4
JBr derl could 0e 41n 2 58a
I 510ty Q;i!ed comm Sp«· """'~ of ocean Catalina H1 rbo1 c11 r hghts m Ins
St 199 IJOO Br (h,ne1 'N1U
Co!.1? ... 8kr
OPEN SUN 1-4
CLASSIC DUPLEX
L19 ltont n-wt ~ '.l6r• & kg
•ea• 18r unt E.o.re1oen1 .:ono Reoucecl IO S :-91 000
Coutltne Really
94~759-0177
1 .S blocU to big Corona
e.ac111 ()pen Sun 1-S
309 IRIS AVE
3BR 2 SBA condo, 4011
wide lol, on eul-da-uc
By Owner $1.095,000
949-675-5185
NEW LISTING sn9,500
A IOUCh Of Yf'Slf.'tildy 11 Old Coron.i dol Mar s.~g e lam·
11~ ,18r 2Ba cnil'"'"' "'1tr>
nuge b.!Sf'fllflf1/ and hard·
"'ood tioors R·2 wned
Judy Mertz & Julie
Sc/lml••lng, Anchor
ProtHrljH 94!1-120-3900
IN ESCROW
419 Viti» Fm •. $639,500
'31 Vista Rom.. $425,000
2214 All• V11t1 ...$685,000
OPEN SUN
12-4
325 POPPY
4Br 3 ~Ba la,... 1 r
1 ' , 0 ..A.JS ~
L •re CorMG Beau s• 5•• ooo
J;rr: -' ?.,~, M.:Dona.r.l
CC.M ~time~
~4' 75~ 1 7 0
JASAllNE CREEK L ~n1 .)
t qN ~ ...-.1 cB' 28;;
-JI'( S61 m Co-ur..a ~agts Sr a• Ten f,c•
9,q J80-~Jq:? .S ~.t.,ry
:.raw~ .. , 9J:I 67.1-5354
10 HOUSESJCONDOS
FOR SALE COSTA MESA
From S269,900 Pn•dlP
EnciavB of 17 Homes Oriti
7 t11lt• r.,.. Sty 3 S•i 2
Ba lt &n 98• Uo \0 , 5.'.!
Sq Fl A~ et'I 10 NHDOI'
Be""fl & 1 na"CJ'A ~1.t:P
949·fj50 14AO
NEW HOMES
From $269,900
Ad)&Cellt to Newport
Beach & Tnangle
~uare 949-65().1440
PRIME ESTATES
lots & Ocean Views~
Call P1trlck Tenore
A.9!_nt 949-856·9705
3B1 den14lfl Br 28a Fp P"'Q. I .t'1J..-JOcl • .,-
ft*d"" t le ''"" r
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.\ rl1>1101 pa rt 2ca• 9'1'
'469 000 Ron Bars•-.c•~
[ '<II?'• ~H-~45.,u-
PRIME EST ATES
Lots & Ocean Vtewsl
CeH Patrick Tenore
_AS!nt 949-856·970S
OPEH EvEllYOAY 1o-J
419 E 19TH ST
E aide Jbf, 2bt. nr 1ehl1, 9"fd .ntty, IQ bectyd
BY OWNER
NICEST
PLACE
In Costa Mesa
lor the SS
21>< office, 2.5ba,
totally remod
everything new•!
S274,500 agt
949-413·8269
30 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE MISSION VIEJO
38ecltoom 28atll $732.000 0r9"a' h<•W V .,.. Homw
... m1111"a "''° 1-srorr •1l Slian Ten E yr!< 0 :H9 380 9492 or
~· ~ 08 '-()! 12 & t.Uury ~t Iler Q49 673-~3!)4
OPEN SAT-SUN 1-5
' "-r!nlt.191 BIG CANYON
E •panooc ~·ng flhe' Sbr
41Xi lg fomrm gout ~11cllar1
J .11 oar~~ St.375.000 ~,, Krawitz 949 644-432t
949 451 t207
Reduced Musi Sell! G<"~' LakPlron1 ~ m• ,9 48J By 0•11tr·H1rbor Ridge °""'1 Sun 2-5 new li.1f' ; '' t iprt
pr111a1e oc:.t• ~ s· i1~ ooo Carata 349
32 HOUSES/CONDOS
FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH
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OPEN SUH 1·5
2579 Westm1nst11
l " ,. 4 " '' ~ J;.n I
1yt9n "'?: ~ ~" eo s~ ,c A1• "I ,..
714·9'8·9~7 J!if~PRING REAL TY
NEW HOMES
Adjacent to Newport
Beach & Trrangle
Square. 949·65(H440
JUST LISTED
40'. 4 .B.i "°""" ~ ,, .. .,
entrd~ .t: ~ ·~ct' oaro ~'3
12 Cape Danbury
$1,425.000
Agt Pietro 94~75~5048
Cell 94~27&-9624
Main ott 714-537-1020
ONE FORD ROAD
By Owner 4Br 4Ba
clownsta111 dtnlolc Beau
upgraded gourmet kit.
A loc $1389 000
By !p!!t 949-212·1013
BIG CAHVON
Open Sat/Sun 1-4
~ Hermitage ~
58•·• sea t ·Story on ow<
13.000sl LOI
Huqe 11panaion pottnl._I
$1 375.000
By Owne< 949-370-n49
Counesy to 81oli11
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ED VAN OEN BOSSCHE
REAL ESTATt BROKER
LOCAL SINCE 1970
949·650·0943
www newportmesa
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• LIDO SANOS * 2Br 2& l'p lrq b.J •yard
A Cf\8f'Tl "9 pnva•~ beilctl
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~ at 62S.OOO C>«ner/
Agent 949-631-1038
6 .oi;~,..p 181 2 58a w min ,..,,, 2•00 sf up g._., °"~ ~"° Stt<:Ure 1(1
l><PB '''"" R'ldel(.ed 10 a, o.. .... , Sb39 950
'l.\'l 64LJ-24;..
•BAVRIOGE BEAUTY•
2br 2bl lower. an 01r floor 1110.,anc:e , Oiied
comm. pool apaa S3741C
Open Sal·Sun t-4
A 94~72HS7S
S260,000 LH
81ytront Condo 2Br
2Bl Wiii hst boat dock
Spect1cular View
A enl 949-723-6120
OCEANFRONT
Cll.trm1ng Cepe Cod on J
LOii 4c:lr 91' S3."5.000
~· 94~723-e120
Private Beech
(.r>4•m•n9 Old Newport
lliu g!lbomood "'pvt btact
Sill>9 000 /\gt 'l4P2:!·8I1
130 FT. BAYFRONT
~P<Jrttll8Milf\ 40t 4 Bau
hbnlry qvm 2 F rplt s
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Choose from 3 beautiful locations including St. Moritz, Barcelona
and Innsbruck. Largest sq_uare footage in Af rso Viejo. Spacious one
bdrms, two and three bdrm twnhomes w/ attached garages.
• Gated Communities
•Full Size Wosher/Dryer Hook Ups
• Wood Burning Areplaces
•Over l 00,000 Square Feet of fitness Facilities
• On-Site Fitness Director and Activities Director
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949-362-6000
949-362-7000
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(268887) $21 .988 ~.~Sit• -7• 1·-•CJ.•-1 PT SECRETARY rlltdecl NABERS fon1 T-.i VI lJ '14 ....• ..,.,: ....... 'Mn'ID lot s.e hOul1 plf ..... (714)54CH100 New "*-wlWlrr ~
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OlD OOltSI Gold, llvw. 8'IOt StMIAMt Mgr (6m82) $19.988
ltwelry, wtldlte, lll'lbqUtt ~ Sflclt Stor9 NABERS Fon1 ~ lJ 'M co11eei1bte1 949-&t2·9447 Nt_wport e .. cl\, n . _ _,(~71'-"'4154==...M:..;.1=00'---Mo, ec, pw, pl. CN11e ~ ntf04111* Fu (P1572Al115217) CM,116.
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lie SO'e & eo'a THE GAU.UP POU. (617782) $19988
MIKE IM~7505 NOW HIRING FT/PT Pl!d NABERS Harlty Dtvldson 't7
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GREAT LOC ATION IMM73-7IOO IOctltd on pool, !ennls dithes. .-ig lallle. dllfi..
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ec.•n Front 2Br lB• 3br 2.5b1 homt, ~2 car gar, WO hl!-IJP ol lluff )07 E. 191h St.
R1Cely tumtsned, ltUlldry. b1cky1rd, encl ger $2400 AQt 949-~ :,V :,:V ~ ~= D•rllng 2Br 1 Bt upper
ne'i04y remodeled dtel<, fng
W/O, Ulls paid $1 700.Mo
949-M4-6996 Ot 602-5605
proig, Wetldy·Monlhly 323-$2800 1149-673·5535 VERSAIUES Psntllollte Wtmtt,... ~Hf SPMd
&65-&920 or 323-394_..394 Pllmt Mobile Home Pwtl 18r S1,.2M. Mini e>c.tn lntemtt 716-751·2787
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$1425/Mo 949-650-6502
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ct.an, no g&r SI 100 Mo ~mo 94~206 yrty 812 w Bal>ol. dcJoMI. ~ Cueloftl hOIM
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1 Ba surround SCJUt'(ilsatel-me1b11 enlry F'p S2tlOC)'Mo •t• great yard wl!h sc>e n4«JO.t000 eo&-2927
COOTA MESA I SOUTH COAST METRO kulltcl. 21: gar s 1.19Moto Call Now 949-300-5200 Ttrrlftc 28r 2.58111 2 Fs-.
Chiming .M110r I Btdroom llld 2 Beotoon-I Bef\. defl 2c gll, pebo, ntlr
Sub ... 2 Lg offices, ..
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""" bath. udl paid, non • • Few Blocb lo Newport amkg, kltchtntnt. 1111.Wldty, 1
ELEGANr SENJOR UVINO 48f 21/t81 new CUS1om hrroe C1oN to beact1 & UCI 1 Bloc* to Ntwpott P1tr CAMGIVER I Wiii provide
EnJOy 1 &p11ClocJ1 su1tt. Slept IO MOCI, jllC w/d Fp, 291 28a oondol, gated S580 QCWper mo Call Stm ahopt>lng Appolntm•nta.
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(ntw & uttd), cer81111Ca, lie''' no PIMlllmo Ave. ,.._ BrlatoWMI}.
Ctl SAT 7:30-12:00
3042 Colilllry Oluti Dr,
furn lt•111•, rKllnert, co11ell, ~.. wttlltr,
dryer, rtfrl91, 111lcro,
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Elco products, me<:Nnt
Shop, 8em Sit 3/24, "7 w. 11'fl St. E:!. Co1t1 .....
MOVING SALE Fri I Sit
Mpnt Alltlques. oak lum,
bungllow ltyle lamps end mirrors & collectlblH
424 Pm Rd, N!wpo!1 Bc:tl
I I 111M, Nm from $9-12/hf. oNv 3200 'tnl llOf'td, loldlcl ~ phOnt IUtveyt from our CA.DIU.AC EJdorldo "7 $16,500/obo 9-49-673 ... 3911 ~·-·-Ir.Ant Canter Recruit-Black. tour Nol'lhsltr. mnrl don clu1ko 800-71).2595 l607S96J S24•988 Mudl Min MH Colw. NABERS
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assist elderly In th.ir homes. As IUIO; pwt' 1te1r1ng. AWFM 949·722·2000
much or as li ttle work as you ''=~; T~· -Jaauer---'"""u;:...;.;:v=12..::.Coupt~-'IO
Prefer. Car a plus. Weekly poy. 94g..122-2000 4~ ong .,.. mN11c: blual t11tll11 chrom• whta
C 11 lllHNA Chmol9I llltro '19 e::!!d nonlamo~er a eu1o. •• AMAi ~ , meclllnlClll
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auppot1 UNtanl to
Food and Beverage
D11eetor Calldl~te
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resume 949-6-42-0205
CttEVY VEHTURE 'W
STD PASSENGER VAN.
llllO, AC, PO, PS, enll led
bteket, am-Im culette,
tinted windows, 511( ml,
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evnlwlind• 562·591-6495 I"' -1 -~;:.. SERYICEI (0434a) S3UIO
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MERCEDES 300TE 't2
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1 owner, 111 record•,
4 IMtlc. 3rd .... eunroof,
10IK ml, S11,500
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Mlchtlina 2 IOpe • rl.i, llhr'
locel $15,750 714-751 ·2*4
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E'sw.ltcll ley 18r wl _
gar, glltd comm. pool ape
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no p11a $92H96S Ctl
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714· S-46·9860 SPACE FOR LEASE
~E W PO RT CENTER'S PREMIER OFFICE SUITE
1100 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE
N EWPORT BEACH/FASHION ISLAND, CALIFORNIA
• Full Second Floor 10, 000 sq. ft.
• Secured Subterran~an Par/tint
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• Private Balconus
•Elevators
• Fashion Island Wallting Di.Jt11na
Burnham USA.COM
JOANNA TARPLEY
949-760-9150 at. 212
BACK BAY 28f 28t #llh Cell phone 949-230~2688
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search is compltttd we wi/J fik your fictitious business llllmt slllttmtnt with tht
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POLICY
In 11'1 "'°'1 IO oller Ile bell
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require Contractors who ~rtlM in 1119 S.rvict
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Trllei Movnttd Equipment
Spot RtrnovioOfPre·SPOn1o0
Furnotvtt MOY!llQ
S«vlrrg OC tor 10 YutS
Pu•FREE OUfloon TUlOll WINI Gu.wi .m:u1:.uu. I •.:= I l_* __ c_e_RA11C_T1_Le_I
FARTHING INTERIORS Kllchtn I Bath I Remodel
end Room Adcitlonl
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CUSTOM CREATIVE TILE
lnstallabonl, slale, ceramc
marble, llone EatJb 1975
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CUSTOM MUSCLE CARS
TRUCKS CAAS & 8oATS • Restoration • Body • Engine • Pelnl Wori<
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Chel!llC81 rM1stant hl-gloU
epoxy lloors 171 Ptmll~• W11erprooflng Sy1tems
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Drywell, Hang. Tape
Texure, Patclltt, Smell
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Clltnl Mike 949-S51-6573
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Local Ouock rt$j)Ollse
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LAWN SERVICE Ma ntJin,
dtll'I up, sptioldet, lrM 11\m
Btgw\I al l 15wk ~
commt1C11I 949-402.1no.
YARD CLEAN,UP
Tr-·PMed & Removed Spllnldt11 Repaired new
lawns Call 714-751·3476
YARD CLEAN·UP
T ,., 1r1mll\l1>9 ti.oges
pllr!I lrMI ~ rolOI •.
new lawn 714-848-1130
303 HANDYMAN /HOME REPAIR
Additions • Ki!then
Bathroom • Repairs
Coll the leader
in So. California
ff M Estimate lJd S17982
u (OISTllCTIOl IO.
949•137•5642
Christian Handyman Ftl111~tr
l"'1Ctl r;y.. al
s:.icco. $<b Aocn
"""°°"'"dOOtS °'" la=.oca OOltdl 4 pa.nt119 5'r1ot OltCOUll: Free
•tom.at& Cail JoM
714-636-3235
SEMI RETIRED
CONTRACTOR
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/MAINTENANCE
LEWIS CONSTRUCTION ~ * Handyman Lie• 704n3 local Resident LICENSED CONTRACTOR
H4·557·5925 No IOI> 100 sm AJ seMCeS'
•ln1 Deen·~ IH~~Job!Oll
OMllty a i.,..1.,
I Cert I• Ht-642-1770
949-645-7723
House Clltnlng By Lucy
Lou '"'• rWIO'lable ..... T.W. Wlldrup Concrete 12 y_. Erp Ol'lCts IOO' Oua l'f Concrete Wou
949-246-8657 9 631·4980 Loe.Bonded 20 Yrs Eap
Maria's HouMCIHntng. 111
clean ywr house lo! S50 & up Lic:-Bondl!d.Watran1y
t7Yrs Es> M~
270 CONSTAUCT10N
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" CARPET CARPET JRG W-.,. B1oc1t • Bodi
Rtpa111 Patctllng Install • SICIOt • Cone elC Aepao11
Courteoul Any 11ze jObt o111 Oulhty WOfli LJ73b089
Wholesale! 949.492.0205 Guar ref's 714-531-7143
Ted 714snl-6423
274 COMPUTER
SERVICES
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Compum DodDr
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949-781-1445
COlolPVTER ASSISTANCE
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IJOll Denn.s 949-723-9372
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CHARTER ELECTRICAL
Repaor • RemocJll& 1 New
Cons1rvcb00 • Smee 1987
ltC •516291 714-IOt-5431
REPAIRS • PAINT Home tmprOV&ITlents and
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AtoZHomt l~
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PtumbonQ lJc•650524
Call )14·2119·7115 or
FLOORING I 949-246-60111.
/TILE OUALrTY CRAFTSMAN
20 Years E.s.penence Refs
Installation, Sanding.
Rtllnl1hlng I Repair
~ pnc:wig ITte est
loC•786407 Bondin& 7t4·
534.5377 888-410·2200
300 GARDENING IUNDSCAPINO
••GARDENER••
Formally t111ned vast
eicpenenct tie• houfl. refs rm Jane1 714-371-1630
rM YOUR HANDYMAN!
MARK 949-650-9525
Sur1 City Handyman fall
Int Home lmprOYe-Rtpa rs
Str.lg IOlll ~ Ouellly and
reliablo Mike 71~7990
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JUHIC TO THE DUMP!!!
714·968-1112 AVAILABLE TODAY!
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308 HOME
IMPROVEMENT
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YOUR HOME
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PROJECT?
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Fau• Pi.nt.ng Free Est
949-675·9661 9 723·5116
MISC.
SERVICES
BUSINESS SERVICES
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011oe 'fomt O•ga"•zeo' ~ ng Syst.,,, Set IJp
Oo ~ no .. • 949?51-3310
EARTHQUAKE
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330 MOVlNG &
STORAGE
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Two Brothen Movtng I Storage. Sarre dly 5.,, Comm,.HousehOid Antiques
4 Packing 94t-645-4S45.
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The Caht Pubhc·
Ut1httes Com·
mission REQUIRES
that all use<1 house-
hOld goods movers
print their P U C
Cat T number. kmos
and chautters pnnt
their T C P number
in all advertisments
II you have a ques-
llOn about 1he legal-11y al a mover limo
or chautter. call
PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISION 71 4·~58·41 51
Two B101htt1 Moving I
Storage. Same day svc
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& P!Cloog 94~5
1340 PAJNTING I
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Hanovman Services Ave~
loeensa 8onoe<I " .ured
Jake 714-964-0460
714·964·3509
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L648228 Jar ~J-65().5.)66
352 PLASTERING /STUCCO
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24 '10Ull' 714-5~1131
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949·722-8846
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WATERPROOF
ROOFING
Re·roofs ·~ Free Estimates
Alt Types of Roofs
All Work Quranteed
(949) 631-1085
376 TUTOAtNG
SERVICES
EXPERT TllTORING
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I'!')!"~ 5'1'00i The~
C..tvt 94H73·1191
388 WALL
COVERINGS
FARTHING INTERIORS
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CHUNG s PAINTING SERVICE 392 W1NDOW
27 Y1an EJCp Gr11.11 Pnce• • CLEANING Guaran•ee W<P-Free Est l•375602 1t• 538· 1534 Pool & Spa WH• 1 5' 'Vtet & rl'PI' ., o' O..'T'P5 I ' rs
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l,.•703468 !149-631-4610
RAINBOW CIRCLE MAINT
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L•S§989' 714-636-8836
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today!
(949) 64~·'J678
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help you find
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I
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88 Sotvrdoy. Morch 24, 2001
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
411 Prope(ly
48 Candle
49 -OIA barely 50~~ 51~
~ 52 RMDcete 53 8-dl
5"' HMvybook
58 -IOI klCky 59Chupart
60'-lsaw
Elle"
Look for answers on Monday.
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
WEEKLY BRIDGF. QUIZ
QI . Eul-Wcst vulnoabtc, you
bold:
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Pinner ns Che biddina wilb tine
pides = llClioo do you take?
Q l ·As South, vutncniblc, you
hold:
• K Q 7 J o A 9 o A I • A J ltt4
The bidding has orocecded: SOUTH WF.S'f NOR1lf EAb'T •• ,_ l • Plt.'lli
1
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hold:
• A 7 IJ , A K Q 10 9 8 4 • A K
~~~R~pc~:SOlffH
l • .... 4':1 !
Wllll 1e11on do you take?
Q 4 • A~ South, vulnerable, you
hold:
• AK Q J Jtl o A Q J O 'J • JJ
The bldd011. his oroceeded:
SOUTH lVF.St NORTH F..4ST I • ,._., INT ,_
1
What do you bid now?
Q 5 • Vulnerable, you hold:
• 2 o KQ J J o KQ4 • KQH5
Partner opens the bidding with three
5pildcs. What uction do you rake?
Q 6 • As South. vulnerable, you
hold:
• Q J 5 2 ;; K 6 J '> AK • A 10 ' 2
The btddinR lw mioeeded: SOUTH ~ NORTH EAST
INT ,_ l • PMS
1
What do you bid now?
look for onswt>rs on Monday.
Yolltnegen Jtttl
Sedell 2000 CNIM, ----. llloya
(2211eno1m) s1Uo1.
South Cont Toyotl
949·722·2000
Yolkawegen PuMI
GI.$ 98
llr, Ml pM, ABS
(227M'313538) s 14,401.
South Col.It Toyotl
949-722·2000
Doily Pilot
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Classifieds
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ONLY A CPA CAN GM YOUI
Ale you getlr1g al the declmn you~
enbtled to? HM yw l1llm dcrle Ir/ 8 •
C,,_ al I REASOHA8LE rate!
• lndMduallBusiless Tax Rettrns
• Electronic Filing
• Get YfM refund in 1 to 3 days'
l1d1nhoefei '5talhtt ~ ~ lox & Accounting __
3.fOO lrviM AfC., !icc. 116, 949-851·9676 Owe wm of Bru1ol !le) 'DIC• ... O.
(949) 646-8803
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PARTNERSHIP • LLC • ESTATES
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CO TA ME A, CA 92627
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at [949) 642·5678
ta Place Your
Garage Sale Ad!
L! \ '~-·~-·~~
JAMES MA HAFFY
Llccl™:d Preparer
Hiaun AltllN
GXE s.dln. t7
. ~·. ec • .fl9· pw. (Pl~ S7,950.
South Col.at Acura
71•·979-2500
11SSAH PUlSAA '87
~. IUIO blacW17ey 111-
lllr. MW 1mOg !\Aly loaded
good mochanalty & body
oond V1n 291461 $1895
OC Aao SN 94&-586-1888
NISSAN 300ZX ' 91
2 • 2. Hop. 11\AO. l1lv 88k
"' LOllded alarm mtnt $&400 760-738-2659
Oldlmobllt C111la11 W
V6 Low miles !Nther
(315109) $1' 968 NABERS
(714)540-9100
POLICE IMPOUNDS
Cara/Trucka/Suv'a
From '5001
FOf Ult, call
800-319·3323
Ext. 2728
s.tum SU '93
Low moles. aUIO. dean'
(342882) ~.968 NABERS (71~1540-tl00
POLICE IMPOUNDS
Cara/Trucb /Suv'1
From S500!
FOf Usl, cal
800-31t-3323
E.11. 272t
Pontiac Aero GT 'II
29k actual ml. ltlCk. wtllle. gray l1lv moonrool, booU. loob & smells Mw, wt•
aweaate $6995 oc AIJto
Bkre MH86-1181
SELL
your home
through classified
Toyoa C*8 GT '13 ec, pw, pl. CNIM, mortl
(P1S711Dl44861) '7,950. South eo..t Aetn
714-979·2500
Toyog ~ OX ~I
IUIO, elr, poww ltMring
(221411251507) $4901.
South Col.st Toyota
949· 722·2000
T oyu111 Sotlra SLE YI 19 coupe, Plllt w!Wle, llW1 lh
inl. prem atereo. tutHool, auto trans. ec. 25k ml.
$20, 750 949-rp.5735
2 PORSCHES, 1 PRICE
'67 112 1 '55 ~
Reollca. S15',000. Mt-MHM4
Volvo of Orange County
FACTORY SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
4 YEAR I 50 000 MILES*
s43,soo
'40,900
• Refund anticipation loan
• Fast-filed b IRS e file
ADI (949) 548-3329
629 Tenninal Wa #25, Costa Mesa
=Certified Pre-Owned =
by llMW
for ultimate peace of mind, ~cry unified Prt-Owned BMW is backed by The Certified Pre-Owned BMW
Protection Plan, covering the vehicle for up 10 2 ytars or 50.000 miles (whichc\er come~ first) form the dare of
eipirarion of the 4-ycar/50,000·mtlc BMW New Vehicle Limited Warran~··" The Prorcction Plan includes rwo key
demenrs:
Certified Ptt-Owned BMW Limited Warranty .. &eked by BMW of Nonh America, Inc., and iu
nationwide nctY1ork of BMW centers, CO\ertd rcpatn a.re made onJy by BMW·tr.uncd 1cchn1c1ans using only genui~
BMW rcplaccmcnr pa.ru.
BMW Roadside Assistance .-Peace of mind follows you anyv.bcrc in 1}i( USA, 24 houn a day, 365 days a year.
1998BMW
528i
AUIOmlltlc. ~m1um PllCkagc.. Low M11CJ! s.4995.00 IOtaJ 111
stvt. Zero MlCll.nlY deposi1, 10,000 mi pu )c. te.w,
20t pu uccu nule (4AUl.M2)
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M3
4 Door, Au1omatk, Vtry Nice
$4995.00 tocaJ IO 11111 Zcro S«unty Otpo.11. IO.OOJ
miles per year (ca,c, 20lt ptr C\CCSJ mile. (El 3188)
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s.Dta AM Aato M&U, 5S Pawwaf at Mhp•
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Doily Pilot
'99 DAEWOO LANOS SX (364041)
·98 'TOYOTA co ROLLA (06957 4} ' '
'98 CHRYSLER CONCORD LXi (258718} . ·
'97 GMC 1500 PICKUP (533255)
'99 MAZDA 626 LX prior rental (~53233)
\,.. •·
'98 JEEP CHEROKEE CLASSIC (165820)
'97 ACURA CL 3.0 (003806)
'00 NISSAN ALTIMA (140530)
'98 ISUZU RODEO (313807) .
' . . . .
$8,999 .
$11,999
$12,999
$12,999
$13,999
~r-$14,999
$15,999
$15,999
$16.999
'99 CHEVY CAMARO T TOP (127 487}. · $17 ,999
'98 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE (213703) $18,999
'00 DODGE 1500 SLT PICKUP (571119) ·$19,999
'00 JEEP WRANGLER SPORT (704796) $19,999
'00 CHRYSLER GRAND VOYAGER prior rental (7652 69)$19,999
'99 WRANGLER 4.0 (436604} $19,999
'00 ISUZU TROOPER PRIOR RENTAL (J01996) $21,999
'00 TOYOTA SIENNA CE (292586) $22,999
'98 TOYOTA 4RUNNER LIMITED (082907) $24,999
'98 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 5.9 LTD (296382)$24,999
.'00 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LIMITED (202016)$29,999
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It's Better.
We'll Prove It ·
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TAKE HOME A CADll AC ·ROVE!
Devilles • Sevilles • OHS • DTS • SLS STS
rwo 2002 Escalades
ravadaQ:>
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PAYMENIS
$
ON All NEW 2001
OLDSMOBILE MODELS
·1st'poyment cM 2/1/02 ... No
11_. chorges 111)1111/1/02.
Custon. must bt oppro¥9d by GMAC
under A or I llw hit System.
FINANCE CHARGES ..
NOW AVAILABLE
'93 OLDSMOBILE NINETY-EIGHT 7,988 '00 OLDSMOBILE BRAVADA $18,988 low milel, leothe<, moonrool & montl (30837 4) Low 6K milel! Whole, leather, CD & montl ( 17 4'133)
'90 CADILLAC ELDORADO s8,988 '00 OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETIE s21,988 low 48K milel, red, while lea.+-, exc.eflent condition! (6 I 4'130) GlS, low 9,AOO miles, leollw, dual doors, rear oir ond mo<el (368322)
'93 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY ss,988
197 CADILLAC ELDORADO s23,988 7 po~. leather, excellent condition! 1592323) Tour, 300 H.P Nonh11or, blodt, hhr., moonroof, CD ond morel (607596) r r
'95 BUICK PARK AVE $8,988
199 CADILLAC ELDORADO 5 23,988 White, ton leather, oxcellent condotton, ,_ cor trode-inl 16"6-'85) While peori, Ion leollww. many extre», 51 k miles (602576)
'98 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS s13,988 '98 CADILLAC DEVILLE s24,988 V6, low miles leather, excellent condition I 13 I 5 I 09) Low miles, midnight blue, leollw, mony eidl'o1, bolonce of worronty (7 47940) . ' '98 CADILLAC CATERA '99 CADILLAC CATERA ('
,$14,988 s24,988 Low milel, bloc~. ton leather, many extras! (000823) Only 1~ miles, leott.*, moonroof, CO & ln0(91 (009356)
'94 CADILLAC ELDORADO s14,988 '98· CADILLAC CONCOURS 5 26,988 ~ moles, while, ton leather, excellent condition! (612302) low miles, w+Mte peotl, IDn lec:M., balance "' wononly (7 40264)
(' " '98 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO '98 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS I
. 514,988
(' S26,988 Z·3.C, low miles, leather, wper dean, -cor trade-in! (725668) While peotl, Ion leather, super cJ.on, bolo.-of worronty (925493)
'95 CADILLAC SEVILLE SYS 515,988
1 99 C~DILLAC ELDORADO 528,988 low miles, V·8 Nonh.W, while~. gorgeous! (82'649) low 1.CK miles, leather, bolonce cl worronty, pre'lious rentol (6007 69)
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