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Home My WebLink About2000-05-04 - Orange Coast Pilot. , •• .. ' .. .. ... SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM . ntURSDAY, f..MY 4, 2000 ' Fresh pai:rit get$ rotten response .. " •,_ • • t ,,,.. ·, J I • • .... • Residents say color choice \. '\. for remodeled supermarket .. in Corona del Mar are 'absolutely hideo~.' Alex COolman DAILY PILOT It looks a little like bricks, or like the rusty clay of Spanish tiles. In parts, it resembles the rich yellow of a ripe summe r squash. But Newport Beach resident Suzie • Brierley has a different interpretation 1 of the color scheme: •Hideous. ) Absolutely hideous.• l The paint hues, which work~rs -t started applying to the remodeled ) Albertson's supermarket on Monday, \ we.re chosen to reflect a "Mediter-• . I "You literally get nauseous lookmg at it, s_o tha·t the last thing you want to do is go · food shopping." Suzie Brierley ranean approach,· said Mark Stein- man, a spokesman for the, company. Its colors are intended to be reminis- cent of the south of France or coastal Italy. Not so, says Brierley. :You literally get nauseous looking at it, so that the last thing you want to do is go fO<>P shopping,• she said. Brierley, a salesperson of electronic advertising, has been fighting against the color scheme since February, . when it was merely a proposal. At that time, she said, she faxed a -protest petition with the names of SO.area res- idents to the Albertson's corporate headquarters in Boise, Idaho. But Brierley doesn't feel the com- pany has been responsive to her con- cerns. "They basically just blew me off," she said. If necessary, she says, she may escalate her drive against the store's colors. "If I have to organize pickets, I guess I will." Newport Beach; unlike communi- ties such as Irvine, does not nave any rules limiting the colors that'businesses can use to paint their buildings, SEE PAINT PAGE A14 PHOTOS BY TAYA KASHUIA I DAILY PILOT Cindy Soto gets a hug from a friend during a memorial 1ervtce Wednesday at Padtic View Memorial Park in Newport Beach. Friends and family gathered to reOect on the on~year anniversary of the deaths of Sierra Soto and Brandon Wiener, who were killed on May 3, 1999, when a man steered his car into a day-care center playground. Below, a photo of Sierra SQto adorns her grave site. For Brandon and Sierra, balloonS to .. heaven and Sierra Beth Soto released dozens of purple and blue bal- loons into the late afternoon sky. It was their way of remember- ing the two young lives that were taken from them one year ago. 1 Friends, family gather to remember children taken so ·tragically from a preschool playground a yew: ago. O.nett• Goulet DAILY PILOT I . . To the haunting strains of a .melancholy xpelody, friends and family of Brandon Cody Wiener Nearly 50 people gathered at , Pacific View Memorial Park on Wednesday to lend their love and support to the families who lost 3-year-old Brandon and 4-year- old Sierra last May when Steven Charging into the future •Newport Beach's fleet of 20 electric cars is the largest in the state, officials say. Alex Coolmen DMYPl.OT Newport Beach to Al Gore: we're way ahead of you. The vk'e prelklent, ln the new for· wud to 1111 book •Barth ln the Balance: Bmlogy ud the Human Spirit,• which wu rel1a1d lut month, strongly ..._... tll9 abolition of the internal a....., _.. on envi(olumntal .... 8Ut -mow__...'lllg_ ~ from ga1-pow· • ered ·engines is something the dty of Newport Beach bu been doing for years. The dty leases a fleet of 20 elec- trically powered vehicles, automobiles that· are used for a wide range of ser- vices. "It's the la.rge:st fleet of electric vebi· des of any munidpellty in CalifonUa, • ta1d Dave Niederhaus, general eer- vlcea director for the dty. · And while other dtiel in Orange · County are trlqmpbantly unveiling their flnt one or tWo elec:trlc: can, New- port Beech .. getting r.dy to atend tbe 1eue on ltl a..t. Wbetbs lt't a lnmlpOrtation "1ulioD ror the eountry at large, dty o"dall' reactlom to tbe SEE ELECTllC Mal A,4 SEE SESVICE PAGE "131 MARIANNA DAY tMSSEY I DAILY PILOT Corona de.I Mar resident Suzie Brierley is upset about the color scheme Albertson's has chosen for the renovated supermarket off Coast Jiighway. -Balboa man suspected of - molesting gjrls Micl:lael Murphy touched and showed pornographic material to two 9-year-olds. Sue Doyle D AILY PILOT BALBOA lSLANO ":-A 52-year-old man suspected of molesting two young· girls was arrested eAlrly Tuesday, authorities said. . 1Thomas Michael Mur- p.tty will faces charges l;his week at his·arraignment at Harlxjr Justice Center. He sits behind bars at Newport Beaq'h City Jail in lieu of $250,000 bail. Murphy lives Avenue on the island. Authorities released few details about the incident, except that Murphy was not a registered sex offender, said Lt. Doug Fletcher of the N~wport Beach Police Department. The molestation accusa- tion stems from an incident with two 9-year-old girls, Fletcher said. The girls told · their parents that Murphy allegedly toucbe~ them inappropriately ang,showed them pornographic materi- al The parents then report- ed the incident to buthori- ties late last week, Fletcher said. SEE SUSPECT PAGE A 14 City goes extra mile on Fairview instead of tossing it into nearby dumps -which has costly economic and envi- ronmental impacts. The city pays more than $22 for each ton of refuse it • For the first time, Costa Mesa officials are recycling asphalt instead of sending it to the laxidfill. Andrew 'Glazer DAILY PILOT · ' throws into landfills. And that's without accounting for shipping, which can cost much more. • COSTA MESA -Dri- vers gnashing their teeth as · they're held up by cpn- struction on Fairview Road should know the city is doing a good deed, a ctty engineer said . For the first time, the city will reuse i~ old pavem~t ' MRight now, we're mak- ing a bit of a mess,· joked Assistant City Engineer Ernesto Munoz.· "But the road was beyond mainte- nance. It needed to be replaced.• SEE FAIRVIEW PAGE A14 llDll QASiflDS -·-................ _ ........ 16 corv1• w ................ .A1t .... ·-·--... -.. J16 ..imnm .. _ . ._ ___ _a SOCl1Y -·--....AH SfOm ·-··--·-•1 • ...... ...,,_, . ........... s.w 1 IN A2 Thursday, May 4, 2000 • f' ,_.__--------=---~----.. . ..... ' . Staubach scores at United Way luncheon Mcnthln8of~~ ..... =~~h=~ §-::.=:= lj,;j"w;; to his~-.. Is 1htough gMng bock Rell lit.-a~ Industry that we CMt achieve baa.Ke,• he said. 200Q, a><Nftd ~ ~ The luncheon raised more than ~and Thamm ~ S 110,000 for Orange County's United Pro Foothill Hall of F.,._ Roger Way. The event .a~ showcased •.new Staub9Ch, who Is also ao and chair-Unfted'Wey lnittat1ve called Keeping man of The 5f.eubKh Co., a successful kids on Track. whl<h focuses on tutor- reaf estate str.._ and service firm, ing, mentoring a~ safe after-iehool was the keynote ij>Nker. programs th~t assist young people In his keynote address. the former ages 7 to 17 tn school. Doily Pitot Boo.ks) jlmWrsJ $fJa • treatments just in time for Moms Day T oni Bruner of New & Recycled Romances says she has both good and bad news. The bad news is that they have closed their Long Beach store because parking was such a hassle. Bruner says she even got parking tickets while unloading books, and she's the owner. MThe good news is we have acquired the flowet shop n~ door to Greer Wylder BEST BUYS our Costa Mesa shop, so we will have a bigger selec- tion of romance books, and more series," says Bruner. "Even more gOod news is we will ~ open op ~on days for the summer, starting this month until Labor Day. So if you need a beach book that you don't mind getting suntan oi_J on, we will be here." . New & Recycled Romances is at 143 Broadway m Costa Mesa. For information, call (949) 645-0529. . Ftttgues carries ultra-conµortable clothing for men, women and children ancHt's having a 30% off spring collection sale through Tuesday. The store is making room for its new summer collection that is arriving 0 . t t fun next week. The sale includes everything exc._ept gym Ile S ep a a• e merchandise. Fitigues is at Fashion Island in Newport Beach.Forinfonnation,call(949)~4-6485. . Hom~f Kitchen Siore & ~king School will H b · 'd I · .f rt t th lk f 1·~ offer a fun cooking class, which is ideal for Mother's Jack 8 r prOVI 8$ 8StlnQ COm10 0 8 W8 0 118 Day.TheMother'sD~yTea,at3 p.m.May20,c~ts$25 E IS :..__ ______ b"'yr-f"fn...,e..--rr..r""o .... nrt -.dl'l<o...,o'"r ...... ~H-a.,rb--_,h~o'"rn..rZ11eml'l'nl"1fac.1e·--s-h""o-e-s.~TI ... n~e~y...,c'"'a""n.---1<J1...,tt .... g"'e""'rs,__,J .... n-sn.1d"e..-.t""h ... e--..w:r.o"'r'"""""· -~+---Athreend.JJUteasW!,s.asa.fwJiielleata~sp.Js:t.h.Joctrtiebure::llall!diS, llgreeneatw:eo~ru.s·oainrnscLJllionng.es.aL ___ -91 Bringing some sole to the straightens the bags' creas-buy them at a store. But sQ..op. Talk show banter can with smoked salmon spread, tea sandwiches and lemon Sotithland es as he talks.. they always need shoe be heard from a little black-polenta pound cake with blueberries. HomeChef is also •1 don't rela.X, • he said . repairs," Harb said. and-white television that giving a free Mother's Day gift with any class registra-KEEP ON WALKIN' Jack Harb, 58, says that despite missing heels and " Even on weekends. l do One thing that does con-sits on a shelf. An occasion-clas · cl d densed tion by May 14. Upcoming seS m u e: a con more than during .the tinue is tradition. Harb has al friend pops ll?side to just six-week essential cooking series that focuses on stocks . holes straight through the soles, some people will go to any length to save a com- fortable pair of shoes. week.• taught th~ trade to his son, say hello. and classic sauces; braising and poaching, short pastrtes Jamal, 30. Harb hustles along from and breads; grilling. sauteing and frying; roasting and LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON Harb-practices a profes- sion passed down from his father, Charles Harb, a shoemaker from Israel. However, Harb chuckles one shoe emergency to the baking; and so~ and cakes. Also, there is an ai the idea of his son pass-next. He rubs his gTay mus-·advanced techniques series on breads; legumes and ing down the tradition to tache each time he picks up compoled salads; plated desserts and puff pastry; Harb sees this despera- tion every day as a shoe a.od boot repair man at The Cobbler's Bench on Harbor Boulevard. yet another generation. a shoe to examine. Stacks sauces; meats; and menu planning and presentation. ·He's not even married of platform shoes and some There are three-part series on vegetarian cooking, The family_ moved to the Los Angeles area in 1958, where Charles Ha rb opened shoe repair stops in Baldwin Hills and Brent- wood. He taught his trade to three sons and five nephews. yet," Harb said with a men's work shoes cover the grilling-and seafood cooking. There are also llands-on laugh. "No kids. Nothing.• shelves inside his work-workshops that include lessons on tamales, knife skills, A BfT OF THE OLD AND NEW shA~rb says he's seen ravioli and filled pasta, sushi and pastry. One woman phones nearly everything, but the Huggs & K1ssez Scrapbooldng & More is celebrating • Harb to· check on the status strangest request he's had its one-year anniversary this week. Saturday is national of her Birkenstock sandals was to fix a pair of bedroom scrapbooking day and Huggs & Kbsez will be having Harb peels old soles off shoes and slaps on new heels almost all day long. He stands before his hand- made workbench and shuf- fles the shoes along like a human conveyor belt. He's almost rhythmic in the work he's done for the past 40 years. . Rows of repaired shoes sit inside simple paper bags But Harb says the shoe business is different in the U.S. lo Israel, people go to a shoemaker to make a pair of shoes from scratch. That service is not needed here. with cork bottoms. Harb slippers. giveaways, contests, prizes and more. It's at 270 E. 17th adjusted the worn soles to "People like their shoes. St, Costa Mesa. For information, call (949) 650-4802. custom-fit her feet. They want to save them. ·she wants them They don't want to buy oth-T.J •. MaJQl 'N More is having a big sale on the latest repaired because they're so er ones," Harb said. in sportswear from a famous American designer. comfortable. I can fix any-Clothing is reduced iO~ to 50% on styles and colors thing," Harb said. . Story by Sue Ddyle; that can be found at major department stores. There's ~Nobody here needs The smeJl of leather photo by Don Leach also a sale on knits, T-shirts, pants, capris, pedal push- ers and shorts priced from $14.99 to $29.99. T.J. Maxx 'N More is in the Harbor Center on Harbor Boulevard .. • Brunch sounds good, but can we see the kiddie menu? The main attraction at The Club- house's Mother's Day brunch (which will be held May 14, but you knew that already) is supposed to be IJle spread of smoked salmon, Eggs Bene- dict, beef tenderloin and other tasty goodies. Call us perverse, but even 'With all these treats on the menu, ~etail Roundup is still most exci!ed ,about the buffet for •junior members,• which features mini com dog bites and mac and cheese. t Those delicacies are only for children 112 8nd younger. Fortunately, we at Retail ~up appear exceedingly youthful. 1 And we love our moms! I iTHE LIFESTYLE OF LAUQUE 1 Finally, on a non-gustatory note, we VOL M, NO. 106 RETAIL ROUNDUP are compelled to point out that Tradi- tional Jewelers in Fashion IsJand will be holding a seminar on the artful arrangement of flowers in conjunction with Lalique, New York. First hint from the class: buy a very expensive Lalique crystal vase. Just like that, you can be living "the lifestyle of Lallque" and have the Vlsa bill to prove it. Of course, once you've replaced your IKEA vase with something dainty and made of fine~ you11 have to buy some better flowers instead of those crummy mums from-the gr:ocery store. lf you dare attend, the senunar is at ·6 p.m. May 11. Call (949) 721 -9010 for °'~herein can be ~ wtthout written per· mltslon of copyright CJ¥mer. HOW JO REACH US OraAedoft The llmes OrtOge County (800) 252-9141 ~)642-5678 Ohpi.tJ (Mt) 6"2--021 ........ News (Mt) 642-SllO ~(Ml) 574-4lll reservations. TAKIN' OFF THE RITZ This week, the curious sensibilities and iron stomachs of Retail Roundup boldly venture into the culinary realm. First off, we sadly lament the closing of Sunday dinner service at The Ritz. Hans Prager, owner and fowider of the Newport Beach restaurant, says axing the Sunday meal is supposed to boost employee morale, a strategy that will allow him to retain the high-cal- iber employees he needs to proVide good service. · Maybe so, but we'll sorely miss those Sundays at the Ritz as we sit in line at the Burger King drive-through. It just won't be the same. WEAlllll UI SUlf lEMP8IAnRS Balboa 7ot54 Corona def Mar 71155 Com Mesa 72156 •ona..m 71155 TIDIS TODAY Flnt low 4:14 •.m. ............ " ...... .0.8 Flnthigh 10:28 a.m ................. w.4.2 SecOfld low 1:51 p.m ...................... 1.0 Second high Newt. ~ FeK (Ml) 64M170 f-fNll:~CDm Melft()lftee ...... ortCoelt 71155 10:0) p.m ......... ~ .......... 1.0 8Ullne9 OMC9 (Ml) 642-m1 Buslna F• (Ml) U1·71ll Nlllltled lirlllllll ~-. • e dMlloll f//I .. IM Afwlla .... --llG•CUT A IOUthMlt Mel will ... ... In the ... . to~ .... toct.y. ....-·-........ -.. -·-··-~""' ........ Oft. .... .,,uo, .... J-4 t/w ............ _._ .... ~. ... .... -.... "..J-4 t/w ~·~--·-·.:...J-4 t/w 5:01 e.m ........ , ............. -1.1 11~1.m .................... .4;1 4iilC» p.m. ..................... 1 A ----. in Costa Mesa. For information, call (949) 574-9051 . Via Udo Drugs is offering a 10% discount on custom floral arrangements designed by Pam if you mention the Daily Pilot Inside the store, there is a section called Sea- side Gardens that's known for canying the best silk floral arrangements in Ne'Wp9rt Beach. There is also a big selection of gifts, candles and decorative accessories for the home. It's at 3445 Via Udo in Newport Beach. For information. call (949) 723-5858. Spa Gregones has all kinds of spa treatments that make great gifts for Mother's Day. Gift certificates are available for almost an unlimited amount of treat- ments, including facials; massages; hydrotherapy; manicure and pedicure; steam room; body wraps and scrubs; waxing; electrolysis, 'peels; and mother-to-be packages. It's also giving away a free Mother's Day gift with a $75 purchase. Spa Gregories ii at 200 Newport Center Drive in Newport.·Beb.ch. For information, call (949) 644-6672, • llST IUYI eppears on Thursdays end s.turdeyl. Send Informa- tion to Greer Wylder It 330 W. Bay St., Costa Meui ,2627, or vie fex It (949) 646-4170. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • ........ llM-...d: A di5turbahce was reported ln tM 2000 blodt It 1 p.m. Tuesday. ' • ..... ~Loud musk WM reported In the 1900 blodt It 6:30 p.m. Tue5day. • ..._ Mr..e: A pe!tty theft w.s reported In the 2100 blodt It 11:4Ch.m. Tue5day. NEWPORT RACH • UNI MNft A cellular phone end some '9C* ~ W9f9 stol9fl from•~ on Wiit Oceel'I Front ... . bet\t/91n 7 end I p.m. s.turdly.' •Daw ..,_A l..,eop~valued M S1,l50 Ml "°"" from '" offtet In the 1 JOO blodr bM\,__ 'p.m. ~ .. t a.m.,,.., ................... daarto•hcM.-- ........ apll\, .... ,....... _ ,, .. .... ~ • llurglMy ..... In ... -..... ,. -· ,. ......... ,,,. ...... I -· ... Daily Pilof Sorry lroine, but a change in tone won 't change my rr:iind POLICE lllDI Police seattJi for suspects lil robbery auack Allison Hart City Manager Uvine, Calif. Dear Allison: Nice to hear from you. I have to tell you up front that the tone of your letter to my wife and me last week was quite dUferent from the previous correspondence we received from you mane peof.:le. Quite diffe rent. l d be mo're specific, but I didn't save those earlier communications. I'm ashamed to tell you that some of them made me angry enough that I tore them up. Honestly. I don't usually give in to such uncivil urges, but I think it was the one that exploited the death of Marine pilots a number of years ago to support your argument that dJl El Toro air- port was unsafe that pushed me over the edge. Of course, there were a number of oth- ers just slightly less offen- sive. I'm sure you remember. Before you bring it up, I'll have to admit that we sent out a couple of doozies, loo. that left me feeling pretty uncomfortable. But you had five or six or seven -I was never sure whici'I -tnillion dollars lo spend and a good dedl more Joseph N. Bell THE BELL CURVE creativity In manufacturing · information than we did. I'll give you thar'. Now.J understand that some of your citizens are talking about suing the city for spending all that public money to torpedo the El Toro airport. but I'm sure you and Christina and Larry will work that out. It may cost a couple mil more for lawyers' fees, but what the hell. that's a small price to pay foI winning. Anyway, to get back to your letter, I thought it'was heartwarming that you want all of us to pull together for that • Gieat Park that will be the envy of the nation" -as you so eloquently put it in your letter. That way, we can turn our backs on "those.six long years of pitting neigh- bor against neighbor and city against city." I think that's a wonderful sentiment, and I'm just sorry that it did- n't occur to yo'tseveral years earlier. Possibly you also remem- ber that there ~re two pre- vious elections on the El • Toro airport. To brush you up a bit, voters favored the air· port by a slim margin the first time and by a large m~r gin the second. Thus the city of Irvine had the .same opportunity then that you are offering us now: to accept the mandate of the electorate and help unite our commuhities by joining with us to plan a Great Airport that would be the envy of the nation. But that's not quite the direction you took. Instead, you applied the double-or- notfung principle: we'll just keep flipping the .coin until we win. That was very clever. But the next step topped it. You and your con- s ultants brainstormed the two most unattractive things that can befall a community -your ch~ice of toxic waste dumps and jcµJs was a stroke of genius -and put them in tandem with the airport. So everyone who voted for the airport also voted for jails and Landfills. Diabolical but beautiful. From there, it was all downl;ill.1 -fueled by five or six or seven million dollars, of course. Crank out those mailers. Instill fear in the heart of everyone within a hundred miles of the aitport. Tie the whole idea of an El Toro airport to a few ult;ra- rich industrial barons who could care Jess about the dis· comfort it would produce on the ground. And.You were home free --especially wflen you found out that your own indusb'ial ba,rbns . like the Irvine Co. and OiS- ney were not going to throw in with. the other side. So you won big. And now you would like my wife and me·to fill out and return the "Great Park Community Action Form• and to attend a meeting in our community to help plan the Great Park. I'm afraid, Allison, that you're moving a little too fast for us here. If I suggested sucb a meeting in my cQtn- munity -which, not inci- dentally, is a bout a qua.rter- mile from tb.e nearest John Wayne runway -there's a fair chance I might be lynched. My neighbors feel strongly about such matters. If, as you suggest, my support of this effort is criti- cal to its success, then we're in some real trouble. First of iill, I have no idea what the Great Park is or KICK BOXING & BOXING TOMMY'S GYM 949-631 -7303 why •tt wW benefit all of Orange County.• You see. there were a lot of people who felt the same way about the El TuTo airport. So much so that they voted for it. twice. So now we're back to the double-or-nothing theory. If w~ flip the coin again, maybe it will come up heads for us, especially since you couldn't possibly raise. that kind of money again. While we conside~that -possibility, I would like you to ponder a question that puzzles me very much. Why would you expect us to crawl into bed with you in your Great Park when you stiffed two opportu,njties to do the same thing with us after earlier elections? All of this may suggest that I'm a bad sport and a rotten loser, which is proba- bly true. But I'm afraid I'm going to pass on your otter • right now. Thanks again, though, for asking -and please give my best to Christina and Larry. and wh(}tever P.R. con- sultant thought this was a good idea. Sincerely, Joe Bell • JOSEPH N. BEU is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. His column appears lhursdays. NE\VJ>ORT BEACH -A man WU ... Wted • eady Wednesday after two men jwnped him in a parking lot and ltole his wallet, police said. Newport Beach attor- ney Jerry Shaw, 52, was outside his offi,c;e around 7:25 a.m. when the sus- . peels approached him in tbe 1100 block of Bayside Drive, said Newport Beach Police Lt. Doug AetCher. Authorities said Shaw fought back against bis assailants, but were not • aware il he had sus- tained any injuries from the attack. The two men 'tled the scene in a white Dodge Caravan driven by a woman, police said. · Police are searching for the suspects, who are both described as approximately 25 years old, 6 feet tall and about 200 pounds. One of the • men was wearing a green knit cap and the • other bad a shaved hea~. police said. -Sue Doyle • t • Orange County's NJ.west Source for Contemporary 9-lome !Turni.sfiings & .9lccessori.es 1800 Newport Blvd. • Costa Mesa (949) 548-4874 · a--°"' BM s-11 Of N~ """r# S..-WJ HOURS M·F 10:00-8:00 •SAT 10:00-7:00 •SUN 11:00-6.-00 • ! Daily Pilot · A4 Thursday. Mar '· 2000 . --~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~-~~-=~~--. (! • Supervisors ~ El Toro alternatives Day-care l~wsi.rl.t count reaches four ty projects, the planning process for the propoled $2.9- billion airport has been •Wednesday, the one-year ~versary of the incident, was alsq the deadline for filing claims. Coastal Ughthouse Com· munity Church. Other lawsuits include one filed in February by Caroline. Price, mother of Victoria Sherman, who suf- fered ·a broken ~p and pelvis as a result ot · the crash. The lawsuit alset names Qay-care center director Sheryl Hawkinson, Llghthouse Coastal Com- munity Church and First Baptist Church. Price's attorney could not be reached Wednesday. • Pro-airport forces say they a're optimistic because the aifPort project, while o~ hold, remains an option. 4 stalled and the supervisors must determine which of sev· en different directions to take. supervtsois' on where they wanted to go,• she said. •tt was one or the more pomtive things I think I've seen hap- pen as far as th~ airport goes.• Not everyone was pleased with the study session. Air- port opponent Leonard Kranser said they spent too much time on technicalities and not enough time on the· CQ1D1Ditment to try to extend the flight and noise restric- tions at John Wayne. He plam to sit down with Wilson next week to discuss the idee. •1 don't think the (board) is going to say no,• Noyes said confidently. SU. D()yl• DAILV PILOT COSTA MESA -Four lawsuits have been filed in Orange County Superior Court stemming from the tragedy on a Costa Mesa playground last May that left two children dead and several injured. Wednesday marked the one-year anniversary or the incident, in which a man drove his Cadillac onto the playground of the South- coast Early Childhood Learning Center on the East Side of Costa Mesa. As such, it was also the deadline to file a personal injury claim in connection with the crash. Anything filed after the one-year llin- itation could be grounds for dismissal in court, said Tor- rance-based attorney Mau- reen McCool. The parents of 3-year- old Brandon Wiener and 4- year-old Sierra Soto, who were both killed in the crash, earlier this year filed lawsuits against the drlver,.. Steven Allen Abrams, the day-care center's manage- ment and its owners, Also, Superior National Insurance Co. is suing Abrams in an attempt to recover worker compensa- tion benefits paid to day- care center employee Danielle Diaz, who suf- fered a broJl:en leg when Abrams drove bis car through a chain-link fence surrounding the . play- ground. McCool represents Superior National Insur- ance Co., based in Cal- abasas. She said Abra.ms has not yet been served with the complaint. Cindy Soto and Pamela Wiener have said they hope the lawsuits will pro- mote better safety stan- dards at day-care centers. Soto said she will donate a portion of any judgment to the foundation she creat- ed for that purpose, Sierra's Llght. NoMl~w..U DAILY PILOT Newport Beach officials were relieved Wetlnesday when the 0range County Board of Supervisors still · seemed to consider an airport at El Toro a .viable option for the future of the closed Marine Corps base. Several pro-airport leaders sat in as the su~rs for five hours studied the techni- cal details of seven alterna- tives for the 4,700-acre El Toro site -from moving for· ward with the aiq>ort to scrapping tlie project and starting anew. · In the wake of Measure F, which allows voters to have the final say on certain coun- Geitint. · INVOLVED • GETTING INVOLVED runs period- ically in the Daily Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd like Information on adding your organization to this list. call (949) 574-4228. SOMEONt CARES SOUP KITCHEN Someone Cares Soup Kitchen needs food servers and volun- teers for kitchen duties. The share YQur.Favorit&f em -• . ' Renaissance at Huntington Terrace, Huntington Beach's Premier Retirement Community Presents ... an Inspirational Lecture by Jo Hutchenson. Jo will introduce "Dolls and Tales" from all over the wor1d. Friday, May 12, 2000 11 am-1 pm ,., Lunch Provided (RSVPbyMayll} Bring your own ®ll & share your favorite $tory. Measure P ' is being con· tested in court, but in the ·meantime, the county is weighing its options. No deci·. sion will be made until after a May 19 publlc hearing. But for El Toro a<lvocates, no news -was still good news. Mayor John Noyes said although the supervisors did not take a vote, it seemed they were all united in an effort to find a solution. . "It was music to my ears,• Noyes said. •1 think the board realizes they have to work together." Councilwoman Norma Glover said she was relieved to see that the supervisors didn't appear to be leaning in any particular direction, but carefully considered each option's cost and timeline. "There was some pretty good interfacing among the organization is at 720 West 19th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (949) 548-8861. ·-. SOUTH COAST LITEUCY COUNCIL Volunteer tutors are needed for an increased demand of -literacy and English as a Sec- ond Language (ESL) classes. Students are taught English reading, writing and speak· ing skills at their own level in small groups or on a one-to- one basis. There•are centers all over Orange County, once trained, tutors may choose Without a plan ln place, some commwlity leaders who led the ~Jt fight years ago think the effort could be wast- l cs. · ed energy They never really d~t-Even Wilson said that wi things llke-demand ai;id Ne rt city · officials can't the future of John Wayne Air-. ~ . port," be said. "(Supervisor) ~~~tr ~~ for aq extension, Tom Wilson did say he was aadirig tliat1bere are a ~um worried about the dollars on ber of legal hoops to Jump some of the alternatives, but through. that's nothing in comparisop Former mayor Clarence to what's already been Turner pointed out that spent.• extending ~e 1985 agree- . Another reason for opti-ment doesn t solve the con- mism among Newport Beach gestion pro~lem • at John representatives was Supervi-Wayne, but simply postpones sor ·Todd Spitzer's announce-it. ment that he supported the Many pro-airport activists extension of the'John Wayne have been lobbying for an settlement agreement. airport at El Toro as a safe- Noyes announced recently guard against growth at John that the city has reaffirmed its Wayne. the center in which they want to teach. For more informa- tion, contact Mary Fitzgerald at (949) 458-8664. SOUTH COAST REPERTORY THEATER The South Coast Repertory Theater needs volunteers to help with ushering (see plays free) and other functions. For information, chll (714) 957- 2602 or (714) 957-2602. SERVING PEOPLE IN NEE~ (SPIN) SPIN helps low-income and homeless families and indi- viduals achieve stability and self-sufficiency through assis- tance with move-in costs to housing and comprehensive case management. SPIN m~eds family advisors for the housing program one hour a month. For more information, call Beth at (714) 751-1101. SPIRIT RUN 2000 Spirit Run 2000 needs 200 • volunteers for the morning of Feb. 27. Volunteers will receive a souvenir Spirit Run 2000 T-shirt. For more infor- mation, call (949) 640-5350. ·1 This Week's Specials -It's Flower Season! I Sunflowers -aJJ ~ anJ chic in Jisplays................................ A9 each ~ -majestic spilta of blue, violet, ~/low;,,. white ... ¥................................ .49 each I>aisies-crisp _ _/ir1m white -l!AS] to Jisp/ay ..................................... : ....................... 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As students checked out the compact silver car, Felix was trying to get a feel for its consumer market, hand- ing out surveys and answering questions. But she do(!sn't work for Toyota. Not yet. As part of her senior pro- ject, Fel is testing the market for the Toyota Will. which resembles a space- age version of a Volkswa- gen Beetle. . Hers is the first class of s~niors at Estancia required to complete a senior project in order to g!aduate. The success(ul comple- tion of a senior project is one of several new gradua- tion requirements for which students within the New- port-Mesa Unified School District, begjnning with the class of 2003, will be responsible. But faculty members or Estancia's English depart- ment decided that since it was such a good idea, there was no need ta wait, said John Yeomans, one or the senior project coordinators. •Tue senior project is a culmination of their educa- tion,• Yeomans said. As could be expected, seniors were not e nthusias- tic about the new require-· ment at first, but many views of the project have since changed. PHOTOS BY BRIAN f08UOIV DAl.Y PILOT Above: Estancia High School senJor Janette Felix is conducting a marketing "We were pretty mad,• said senior Mike Firner. •A lot of people said they weren't going to do it until they found out they needed it to graduate.· survey for a concept car caHed the Toyota Will. Her research is part of her senior pro- ject. a requirement for graduation. Left: Felix checks out the interior of the concept car, which Toyota is considering for first-time buyers. Fimer designed and cre- ated his own Funk CD, com- plete with a professionally designed cover graphics. "Now I actually like (the senior projects),• Firner said. "It was a learning experience.• Project topics varied from sports to skydiving, to fashiort and design. Each student was required to research their topic and conduct inter- views . with experts before writing a research paper. They were then to decid e on a specific project topic and sperrd a minimum of 15 hours working on it. The projects will culmi- nate with an eight-minute student presentation to a panel of co~unity mem- - - - ---- l~l)IC :-INst J il~~l) Cl)s AT RATES THAT ARE your CD is maturing or you're considering a new CD, don'r ~II your1Clf short at the local bank. CDs available through A.G. Edwards are now payin~: 6.15°/o 6 Month -6.45°/o 9 Month 6.600/o 12 Month 6.85 % Supply of these CD~ is lit.nited Cali. today! """"•••-ml• M1i10111 mildf n1 dstgl. A ffltWfVll dlplllf d I I 000 IS lfQUffd. 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Although Felix began her senior year researching design, she became increas- ingly engrossed in market- ing -something her father attributes to her extensive shoppin.g expenence. for only · HHPERGO SS.99 Sq. Ft. s499oo uPTO= ~re Based on 50 sq. yd. Padding & Installation Included .. ln .. t.-1 ... d Shop l s l..ast ... You'll lk (;Jacl You Diel: 1 ·u ... 'n · a 1 . · . CARPET DEPOT Full Line of Woo & Sisal Garpe11ng Available VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE 1904 H...ttor Boulevard • Costa lleu (949) 722·9642 ••• BREITLING· • I 1884 TRAIJITIONAl 1'19ImCMID111ANC110 Mua t IAGl.a Nlcla r-M=lkem llo MW721-t1M ••• 1r,dltlon1 t1e•eltra com • ~ PwltTravs•Go Order by-t~~.Dozen Chingolingas Enchiladas Fajitas Burritos & Tacos Guacamole Chips & Salsa COMPLETE PARTY PACK FOR 101 Call your nearest location! • .. '· ( ·-· . . . . ... A6 Thuradoy, Mar "· 2000 Tourism gives big · · boost to city coffers • Conference and V1Sitor's Bureau is already developing a marketing plan to attract more touris~ io Newport Beach, NMkl Schwertz DAILY PILOT· • NEWPORT BEACH -Tourism- generated dollars exaeeded property tax revenues by half a million this fis- cal year, putting_ visitors at lhe top of the city's agend4. tourist ci . • · R Williams of the Confer- J J , SEAN HWR/ DM.Y Pl.OT "I think U's great.• said Mayor John Noyes. "'!The Conference_ and Visltor's Bureau) does a good job. It poin~o t that we are, in part, a good ence and 'tor's Bureau presented the City Council last week with a check facsimile for $21 million. The large sum inspired Noyes to jokingly LET'S HOOK UP: Chiang Wang-Peng of Irvine, left, and Mike Yeh, ~nter, along with a fishing buddy who asked to remain unidentified, take ~dvan~ge of the warm weather. Tuesday as they cast their lines ne ar the entrance of Newport Harbor. .ask if the council could actually cash il Caffe Panini for Mother's Day, Sunday, May 14, 2000 Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner ~--v--&i~w-J,-tOH~.l-W"Ra~·~WWh-~- Sal ad.S And Gourmet Pizzas Locaced in chc hearc of Marincr'sMilc~ you can enjo.y diping in che airr,. comforcable dining room or relax oucdoors in Panin1's garden patio. Easy self parking behind the resataurant. Children's Menu available. Full espresso bar. Mention this ad for a complimencary cappucino with your brcakfasc or lunch purchase Monday rhru Friday. Offer ~oOd th.ru July 1, 2000. For reserva tions, call (949)6:50-0101 2530 W. Coast Hwy, Newport Beach ( hisioric Mariner'a "Kile) Mother's·Day Champagne Brunch Buffet Sunday, May 14th 10:30am to 2:30pm Carving Station Specialty Items from Cjao Mein Chilled Fresh Seafood Bar Omelettes Made to Order Assortment of Fresh Breakfast Bakeries Dessert Di play Mini Buffet for C hildren Orange Juice, Champagne & Much More 'Adults-$35.00, C ildren (5-12)-$16.50 Children under 5 F~e Complimentary Self Parking Complimentary Flower for Mom Live Entertainment I I 1--.\-1 I • 17900 Jamboree Blvd., Irvine Reservations (949) 225-6650 ,.. Treat your Mother to authentic Persian cuisine amidst stunning elegance. The Bungalow is proud to be • r serving our tndi~ional, full. menu on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 14 .. , 2000. • ... We will be serv!ng from 3pm to 9pm. • &. .. • Flowers for Mom Juicy Prime Steaks Delicious Fresh Fish hquisite Desserts Shaded Patio Seating • For reservations, pleaie call (949) 673·8585 • 2441 E. Coast Highway Corona del Mar °Festa della Milmma" (Mother's D ay Celebration) Sunday, M ay 14, 2000 • I l am to 3 pm As former Executive Chef of Turco Marc in Newport Beach, Chef Corrado G ianotti, invites you to his newly opened restaurant, Corrado. A delicious Mother's Day buffet will be served on May 14. Roasted leg of lamb, roasted leg of veal, jumbo prawns, grilled shrimp, seafood salad, salmon carpaccio and other delights will tastefully satisfy your appetite, u well as your family & guests. At Corrado, you're family! Adulu $28.95, children $15.95. Children 6 and under «f free. For raenadom pleue call (9'69) 252-9396 .. . :..' .. Last year, the check was for slightly more than $20 million, Williams said. A larger advertising budget and a bike in hotel rates were responsible' (or the increase, she said. "The average rate people are paying ~ ~t~!°"'ls has increased to S140, Wi said, adding that this means more n\yenue fot the city. The Conference and VtSitor's Bureau ls already gearing up for the new 'fiscal year, which begins in two months. It is currently developing a • marketing plan and ironing out a budget. "We're planning to do more," she said. "We're generally trying to fur- ther develop upper-dass tourists for Newport.• · And this, Noyes said, is what the city needs-the "good totirists" that stay in the city's hotels and eat at its restaurants, as opposed to the annu- al summer wave of beachgoers. The. city is currenU.y focusing on out-of-town visitors, in pa.rt, because it is National Tourism Week. Corrado Ristorante ComW Gitmoui, foonerly Executive Chef at Tutto Mare in Newport Beach, welcomes you co his new •restauram, Corrado. 1000 Bristol St. Newport Beach (949) 252·9396 T he The Bungalow will be serving iccms off che menu from 3-9 p.m. on Sunday, May 14, 2000. Prime steaks & fresh fish are specialcies! 2441 E. Coast Hwy. Corona delMar (949) 673-6585 H yatt R egency Irvine I A champagne brunch including a carving station, seafood bar and a.mini-buffet for children will be served May 14 from 10:30 a.m:ro 2:30 p.m, 17900 Jamboree Rd. Inrine (949) 225-6650 Darya Fine P ersian Cuisine Darya invite you and your family to treat Mom to authentic Persian cuisine, amnlst scunnihg elegance. Vm.ww.~.oom 1611 Sun/tower At1e. Santa Ana (714) 557 .. 660() Caffe Panini Caffc Panini, newly opened on Coast Highway in Newport Beach, features breakfast, lunch and dinner with a variety of panlnl sandwiches, pastas, salads and gourmet pluas. 2530 w. Coast ffishway Newport Beach (949) 650..0101 , .. ity Prlot .Thursday, May ·4, 2000 Ridin .· g it out· A group of cycl;ists ride from Costa Mesa to San Diego, raising about $14,000 for abused children More than 40 intrepid cyclists pedaled from Costa Mesa to San Diego last weekend, raising enough money lo allow 50 abused children to go to summer camp·. . All of the riders are members of the Newport-Mesa Christian Center. · The cyclists raised roughly $14,000 to benefit the Royal Family Kids' Camp. ' Each sununer, the camp provides a week of sports. camping and arts and crafts for more than 100 chil- d ren removed from abusive households. .. Nearly 10 cyclists rode the entire 100 miles Satur- day. The rest took a more leisurely pace along the coastline, stopping for a rught in San Cle me nte. MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAJlY PILOT • Cyclists set out Saturday morning from Newport-Mesa Chrlsttan Center on a 100-mlle trek to San Diego to raise money so that abused and neglected children can attend summer camp . "The weather was wonderful and it was really a great time," said Tony Choi, one of the event's orga· nizers. -Andrew Glazer . · h l\A:~ther's Day ,_:: II: J Dinner C rn.i·se ? \; .. ~ (······~~~·~~~·::~·~······:; 41 } 111.o Hw illup'" •• .... 1 ~ "-.. 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Fiah,..Shrimp • Desserts: 3 kinds & Fresh Fruiu s17~~ slli... ..... do For Raenatiom (714) 436-1010 CAS,\'.ELL -MASSEY The perfect gift for moms, grandmom~ & mom-10-oc. prOduct:, also ... sleepwear and robes by Eileen West and Fernando Sanch<:7 available at Kristen's Lingerie • Loungewear • Gifts WestcUff Court• 1719 WcsccliffDr. Monday · Saturday 10-6 · New n Beach (949) 631·7399 Nwwprtlw=I. in Weatclitfc Plaza 1124 Irvine Awnuc ,.,.. ti/'"'_. ... ) (114)~1-mo .· Helen Grace Chocol41tes for Mother's Day Mothers Day tint pecked wit.la ddiciom ch.ocolata Loag-scanmed daocolaae tn8le .... Chocol•t• daat .,al •MOM" Eeaudy wnppecl bond cti.c:.Lita Oaocolaa. dipped llUawbwriel Goa.rmet can..& ..,,... O.oco&Meck ........ ...... Aadmnadl ...... . r------.... ~-, COUJION I '""' "'° ~;,, JW 1 · ss.oo ti•• ._ f/ A..,.J ,,,,,. t 'a......r I ,.,,, ... ,.. _,., ~ L--------- Big Ttme Celebration Pres ems Mo ther' Day Dinner C ru1 e. Hop aboarJ th~ "Phoenix" Sunday, May 14th for Dinner-Entertainment & More! Re ervations (714) 751 -3494 Kristen's Lingerie Featuring Loungewcac, Gifts, leepwear, Robes, Slippers. BoJy Lotions, Bath alt)) & more. 1 719 Westcliff Dr. -Newport Beach (949) 631-7399 Iioyal Khyber Fihe Indian ;Cuisine Choose from a selecuon l)f Mother's Day lunch entrees including chicken, lamb, fi h anJ l>hrimp. Buffet style snacks, i.n lnds & appcr1zen.. 1621 Sunflower A"e. Santa Ana (714) 436-1010 . John Blom Photography Photography as unique as your fumily. Classic color o r black & white . 360 San Miguel Dr., Suite 200 (949) 721 -1113 'Traditional Jewelers Jom u fo r our Lalique Week Event May 7-11 Fcuhion Island, Newport &ach (949) 721-9010 Helen Grace Chocolates O relee your Mom with 11 s&ft ""chocol~tc fM\8U'\tt . from mmt , truttlco;, ~ft h&Kct!I & murc. " 1124f lmne~ Newport Beach (949) 631-8700 • .. .. ' • • • l i ' • if I 1 ' f . ' . . ' . . C ALL FOR OUR MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL 949-721-1113 . . 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We'll be offering Pilates Certific~tion Programs. • ~rivate, Semi Private and Group Classes are available according to the client's needs and goals. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THE PILAT~S WORKOUT? • Performing ,J variety of exercises at a low number of repetitions, muscl~ are strengthened and elongated without creating bulk. • Trai ning methods devised by Joseph Pilates provide a high degree of "Abdominal and Back Strength." SOLID PLATINUM ... Mother,s Day Special Offer s295 &g. $465 .... COSTA MESA 3033 SO. BRISTOL 112 111.0a 5ounl w 5ounl COo\sT !'\AJA (PAULARINO 6 BRISTOL) .(714) 751 -3494 No CALORIES · REvEJtSIBLE SOLID~ PLATINUM & l 8K HEART PENDANT &t with gtm 'f""1ity • DillTfumJ tf Ruby arid choict of ye/./4w or U!hitt · gold Mckkut. ~IN PLACE SANTA ANA 2800 Notn'H MAIN ST. ( . ( ) \ 11 J ( ) I '\, l ; " I ( ) I~ I\ I I~ I I I '\. I R < > I > l ' ( I < > I~ ) S I -.., " I < > '\. ! • Pil ates • Pil ates Mat Classes . .. • Perso"n'al Training , • Circuit Traiplng • Ballet Technique Classes • Tap Classes • Yoga/Stretch • Jazi Classes .. • Post Rehabilitation • Massage Therapy • Endermology • Facials • Swiss Ball Classes • Latin Rhythm •Salsa -Dr. Elam Operates in a ~ state-of-the-art accredited facility. 360 San Miguel · Dr., Suite 200 (949) 721-1113 Body and spa services. 100 Newport Cenui-Dr . . Newport Beach (949) 722-3555 BODY DESIGN MOTHER'S DAY . \ Gift Certificates Availa~le Call For Information Ask About Our Menu of Spa Services • •ANTIQUES • • C0LLECT18LES •SILVER •LINEN •.JEWELRY ·~STAL • CHINA - • FURNITURE . . reat your Mom like a Queen this Mother's Day! . 949-574~00 ··1it" Tota I .Body Cate 154 Broadway. Co~ta Mesa "Bua.n lt4'1 v.~1 Vw-V' J9in now&get 50 0/0 5Qolo OFF OFF , Enrollment & · Personal Training* M1111be18 wiih ID. Some Rauicuons May Apply. 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Call far derails1 Touil Body Care The Local's best kept secret in rown! 125 Broadwa)' Costa Mesa (949) 574-2400 Athletic Club for Women Helping women achieve healili & ftmess goals, while boosting energy & self-confidence 2036 QMail St. N~Beach (949Y: 852-8655 Spa · Gregori es Newport'• delttnatt0n . for thenpeutic . relaxation and rdtned· tranquility • ZOO NNt wt Cam Or. Newport Beach (949) 64 4 6672 ' t \ . . AlO Thursday. Moy 4, 2000 World War II veterans to reunite at .OCC Amy R. Spurgeon DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -More than 200 World War Tl veterans who served or were trained at the Sant<! Ana Army Air Base are expected to show Saturday for their 25th annual reunion at OCC. The air base, which closed in 1946, . was the largest in the country anci was the lone site that providing "preflight" tr~ng for pilots, navigators and bom- bardiers. Some of the 128,000 veterans who attended the air base as cadets started the annual reunions 2t? years ago -U years afteJ"lthe base was closed. The 1,336-acre base is now home to OCC, Costa Mesa High School, the Costa Mesa Civic Center, the fair- grounds and commercial and residen- tial areas. The daylong event will be presented by the Costa Mesa Historical Society.· 1 A.E. "Bud· Anderson, a board member, will be the' master of ceremonies. • Anderson has been in charge or trfe reunions since 1989. "Ten years ago1 we had attendance in the 400s, • said Anderson, 82, who was stationed at the base for training in , 1942, "The World War ll vets are dying .. off. We're getting old.• Some of the names on the reserva- tion list indicate just how much time has passed since the war: Doris, Dorothy, Georgette, Fran, Marvin, Roy, Ralph, Viola and Ruby. . Costa Mesp r~dent and Korean WM veteran Edrick N-tiller will be in atten- dance. He is the author of two books on the history of Costa Mesa, •Slice of Orange• and "The S.A.A.A.B. Story." •Joe DiMaggio and Jimmy Stewart were stationed at the base," Miller said. ·And Bob Hope used to entertain there.• Miller said the federal government selected Costa Mesa. for the following reasons: a base was needed on the West Coast, land was bountiful and cheap, and the weather was good. The event will feature tbe presenta- tion and retiring of colors by the Costa Mesa Fire Department; Taps, perfor- manc~s by Andrews Sisters look-alikes; a luncheon; speakers; and displays. Registration begins at 8 a.m. and the opening ceremonies will start at 10 a.m . Tickets will be available at the door. General ad.mission is $10. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Events will take place in and around the quad aiea. For more infor- mation, call (949) 631-5918. 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Bay St., Cos· ta Mesa 92627; fax to (949) 646· 4170 or call (949) 764-4330. A complete listing may be found at dailypllot.com. TODAY The Orange County Federa- tion of Republican Women will host a luncheon at 10 a.m. at the Costa M~sa Goll Society will host the 25th Anniversary of the -annual Santa Ana Anny Air Base Wmg Reunion at 8:30 a.m. at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The event will include speakers, displays and entertainment · by the Wannabe Andrew , Sisters. Registration cost is $10, $15 for lunch. For information on reg- istration, call ·(949) 631-5918. , .. and Country Club, 1701 Golf Cowse Drive, Costa Mesa. • The luncheon, which is open Louis Turi, astrologer and to the public, will feature author, of The Ppwer of the guest speaker Gloria Matta Dragon and t11e Moon Power Touchman. The cost for lunch Starguipe series, will discuss is $15. For reservations, call ' his woi:k and sign books at 7 (949) 830-8517. p:m. at Border Books, Music and Cafe at South Coast "Making Marnage Work, .. a free seminar for.married cou- ples and singles who want to better their relationships, will begin at 7 .p.m. at the New- port Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. FRIDAY A . gem fair will take place Plaza, 3333 Bear Street, Costa Mesa. f'iree. (714) 432-7854. A gem fair will take lplace from noon until 7 p.m . at the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admis-. sion is $4 for adults; children younger than 12 are free; seniors 65 and older are $3. For more informatioJl, can (760) 747-9215. IESYIO • World War U-era bombers Will fly into John Wayne Airport on Tuesday for a three-day air show. The bombers will be on display next to Signature Right Sup- port from 3 to 6 :30 p.m. Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. We drtesday. and from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday. For a donation of $350, e nthusiasts can take a ri~e on a B- 24 Liberator or a B-17 Flying-Fortress.~ tour through both aircraft is available for a donation of $70. For reservations for a flight or tour, call (904) 451-9508. For more il'lfonnation on the display, call Signature Aviation at (949) 263-580(). Thursday, f.iay 4, 2000 Al I .. Start and Succeed ln Importing,• a workshop for entrepreneurs and managers, will be held from 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Oasis Commwuty Center, Room tA, 800 Mar· guente Ave., Newport Beach. / Admission is $48. for ~r vations, call (949) 644-3151. orange coast co11;§ will present a fast track to com- puter skills with a clas titl~ ·PC Boot Camp: Th Fast 1Tack to Computer Compe- tence.~ The program starts today and will continue through May 21. Classes will meet from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays in OCC's Computing Center, 2701 Fairvtew Road, Costa Mesa. Registration is $258 and a $12Q matenals fee is payable in class Cost for a single h<fot camp weekend is $95 with a $40 materials fee. For more mformatton, call (714) 432-5880. from noon until 7 p.m: at the A horse show at the Equestrl-Oran~~ County Fatr an~ an Center will begin at 8 a.m. Exposibon Center, 88 ~W:'" D~-at the Orange County Fair and ,ve, Costa Mesa: Admission ts Exposition Center, 88 Fair Dri- $4 for adults: childr~n younger ve, Costa Mesa. Admission is than 12 are free; seruors 65 ancl ~e For more information old~r are $3. For spore in.fort, all (909) 302-5071. ' mation, call (760) 74'7-9215. SATURDAY men Helping Women will host a spring developmentaJ The Costa Mesa Historical workshop for women who want advice OJl preparing Cor The Latest Thing Teaching a job interview. The free • and Healing Center will ho~t event will be from 10 to 11:30 "Mind, Body dnd SouJ Fdtr" a.m. a t 711 W. 17th St., Suite from 11 a..m. lo 6 p.m. The A-10, Costa Mesa. For infor-free event will fedlUr(• mation, call (949) 631-2333. authors Gene Oliver and Talianc1 Elmdnov1ch, drum· mmg, fdce painting and spiri-· tual recldmgs. The center is at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa For informallon, call (949) 645-621 1. Orange Coast College wlll present a teleVision directing workshop titled "Djrectrng for Television with Marvin Rush," Crom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. tn Room 204 of OCC's Lewis Center Building, 2701 Fairview RMd, Costa Mesa. Reg1strat1on is $45. Rush has worked on d variety of situa- tion comedies dnd dramas. For more mformation, · call (714) 432-5880.' ·ser:rowN PAGE A12 • ~CRYSTAL CAVE . • Metaphysical 8ook5 • Original Jewelry • Outs, Artwor1\ • Minerals tt Gemstones • Hand Carved Crystal Quan Yin . tt 6uddha • "1erbs, E.ssenUal Oils. 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The event will begin at 2 p.m. at Borders Books, Musk an'd Cafe, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-7854. "Strawberry Sunday," a clas- sic car show, will be held from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Orange County Market Place at the Costa Mesa Fair Grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $1 and parking is free. For information, call (949} 732-6616. The Orange County Jewish Community Fair will begin at 11 a.m. and will feature music, dancing food and prizes (\t the Jewish Federation Campus, 250 East Baker St.. Costa Mesa. The price is $7 for Adults and $4 for seniors and children under 12. Parking is free. For more information, call (714) 755-0340. The Volunteer AssoclaUon of the Sherman Library & Gar- dens will host a garden tour from 11 a .m. to 4 p.m. The event will feature six charm- ing private residential gar- dens. Visitors will be treated , to refreshments at Sherman Gardens, 2647 E. Coast High- way, Corona del Mar. Ticket prices are $20 for advance order and S25 on the day of the event. For more informa- tion, call (949) 673-226' (9"9) 64-C-1341. llOlllY c ....... eo.m-ttng Center of Newport Beach will host an lnfonnative lecture on Attention Deficit Disorder Breakthru Unllii:uted, a busi- • ness consulting company..at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Cost for members is $20 with a reservation. Cost for potential members at the door is S25. For more infor- mation, call (9"9) 729.,.400. An open casUDgt!AiJ for Reg-called •ADD Ovtniew" at 7 is Philbin look-a.likes will be p.m. at 1200 Quall Avenue, presented today from 9 to 11 Suite l05, Newport Beach. A Hoag Hospital neurologist a.m. at the Orange County Free. For more information, ' will present -Are You ai Risk 'Market Place in Costa Mesa. call (949) 476-0991. for Stroke?" at 1:30 p.m. at Animal Crackers Entertain-Hoag Health yenter, 1190 ment will host the ~e'nt at TUISDIY Baker St., Costa ., Mesa: the main snack bar a.re-a at Judith Todero wW prell8Dt • Admission is free. Learn the t4e Orange County Pair-free seminar from 6:30 to 7:30 major risk factors and warn- grounas, 86 Fair Drive. The• p.m. titled, ·s~ Solutions," in ing signs of stroke. Light entertainment agency will the Patio Cafe at Mother's Mar-refresbmentS will be provid- also be seeking other look-k.et and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th ed. For more information, call alikes, such as Brad Pitt, St., Costa Mesa. For reserva-(800) 514-4624. Leonar~o DiCaprio, Gwyneth .1< tions, call (800) 595-6667. Paltrow and Ricky Martin. Be 1 A Hoag Hospital ob/gyn prepared to appear in front of WIDllSDIY physician will present, a judge's panel and answer a "Osteoporosis: Women Stay- few questions in charaCter. A free program Utled "Feng ing Strong,• at 6 p.m. at Hoag Winning contestants will-not Shui: Being in Harmony with Health Center, 1190 Baker only take home $100 in cash, Your Environment,• will be St., Costa· Mesa. Admission is but will obtain bookings as a presented at noon· in the free. The discussion will celebrity look-a.like for many Newport Beach Central examine everYtbing women special eve-nts. For" piare Library's Friends Meeting need to understand about information, call (949) 487-Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. osteoporosis prevention. 9296. Admission to the swap The event will be presented diagnosis and treatment t · $1 p kin · fr by Sheila Wright and will options. For more inlorma-mee .... is . ar. g is ee. f~ on the ancient Oriental tion, call (800) 514-4624 . St. Mark Presbyterian Church will observe Older Adult Week by presenting "What To Do U You Think You Have Memory Prob- lems, H a discussion led by neuropsychiatrist Dr. Betsy Parker, at 11 a.m. at the church, 2100 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. The forum is free and open to the public: For more information, call art that empowers individuals thi'ough an awareness of rela- tionships to personal and pro- fessional environments. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. "Natural Approaches to Car- diovascular Health," a free seminar, will be presented from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mot.net's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., The Newport Harbor Area • Costa Mesa. For reservations, Chamber of Commerce's call (800) 595-6667. noon networking luncheon MAY I I will feature Vivian Shirnoya- ma, founder and president of Author James Hlrsen, PhD. ' tLUTHERAN CHURCH OF 111.E MAsTER MORNING PRE-ScHOOL PROGRAM Enrolling Now · • Christian Instruction • Dcvdopmcntal Program • Hands on Craft Activities 8:30 AM to 11 :30 AM , A_ges 3 to 5 years 2900 Pacific View Drive · Corona del Mar, California 92625 (949) 759-1146 will be a guest speaker at the Balboa Bay Republican Women Federated meeting at 6 p.m , at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. The cost is $30. For resetvati,ons, call (9"9) 515-1887. MIYl3 I?.lblutt EJemenlary Scbool's PTA wW host a semiformal Spring 2000 fund-raiser titled "A Night To Celebrate Our. Stars,~ a dinner, dance and silent auction begi,nning at 6 • p.m. at the Village Crean, 2300 Mesa Drive, Newport Beach. nckets are $50. For- -advanced ticket information, call (9~9) 515-5920. The NeWport Harbor Orchid Society's third annual orchid show, -0ceans of Orchids," will be presented througb Sunday at Triangle Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Hours will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Other concurrent events will be video presentations, ctµtural lectures and orchid sales. Admission is free. Valet park- ing will be available. For more information, call (714) 647-7702. Celebrity author and lecturer Laura Doyle will facilitate a poweifu.l workshop titled, -How to Have the lntiglate Relation- ship You Always Dreamed Of, H from 1 to 5 P . .m. at the Holiday Inn, 3131 Bristol St, Costa Mesa. Doyle will be using the princi- Daily Pflot pies from bar new book. "The Swteodered Wife: A Wcxnan't Spiribw Guide eo nue 1ntDMcy wttb a Man.• Plaegllbation ii $39. Admielm at the door ii : 5.50. P« mme tntmnatioo. can (714) 549-9305. MIY16 lbe Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce Business Referral Breakfast will take place at 7:30 a .m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 . MacArth\ir Blvd., Newport ' Beach. Author, ~peaket, trainer Terry L. Mayfield will present a discussion . on ' achieving exceptional .cus- tomer service. Cost for mem- bers is $15. Cost for non- members at the door will be $20. For more information, call (949) 729-4400. l I A free semtnar, .,Weight Loss & Healing with the Raw & Uv- ing Food Diet,• will be present- ed from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and 1Gtchen, 225 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa. For reservations, call (800) 595-6667. MAY 17 Wuden Michael McDermott of the Calif omia Department of Fish and Game will give a presentation at an Orange County CoastKeeper meeting at 7 p.m. The free event will be held at the Newport Dunes, the Wind and Sea Room, 1131 Back Bay Drive. For more information, call (949) 723-5424. I I I I I ·I I 20-AtOff Me>11,flli !J,J S.u f ,6 ThE Bod Buuty Supply 6 SAloN T T. COSTA MHA Ac: Ross .FROM RAlphs =Mite ~ ....... ,..,_""' .. fll(lt UIHtHt tlUMIKI • -,_ If you have been involved in an automobile accident and before yOu settle your claim, there is information that you should be aware of regarding your injtJries. "'-· New Anso CrushResiste,.. 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Sierra's mother, Cindy Soto, started Sierra's Light • Foundation to raise money for safety structures at preschools and to create legislation that would create safety guide- lines for all all day-care cen- • ters. "It's been very hard for her -that little girl was her whole life," said Jill Moss, a friend of the Sotos, whose daughter Kimberly was Sier- ra's dance mentor. "This (memorial) is going to be as tough as anything, but this should be the last of the real ugly stepping stones." Girls from The Dance Cen- ter, o whic oto is e own- er and director, clutched bundles of balloons in purple -Sierra's favorite color -in WHY PAY DEPT STORE PRICES? ~~- Visit our AREA RUG STUDIO Rugs & Runners on Sale Hlllldmade wools, synthecic, sisals I Entire PurchMe I Valid W/Coupon Accept all competitor I Coupons I Exp. 6131/2000 ._ ____ _ 1 OS2 Irvine Ave. \Vmdiff' Piiia (H9) 6'6-574' tribute to the little girl they all doted on from the day she was born. Many of the dance stu- dents wore purple shirts aQomed with glittering snver stars and bearing Sierra's name and the date May 3. 1999. "l'mjust happy thatall our friends came out today -all the people who knew and loved Sierra and Brandon," . . and that's what's going to get you through it." With the song "In the Arms of an Anger by Sarah McClaughlin playing in the background, mourners stood in a circle clutching hands and crying as they said a prayer for the two children. They re leased the bal- loons, telling Brandon's little sister Shaya that the colorful orbs would not come down We Rent Horses • Gentle rental horses for trail rides & ~~ lessons. • Year-round after-school programs le summer clinics. • Kids 8 & up, adults, families, ~rtics, etc. • Boardi~ & traini~ in all Western & EJWish styl~ 7 - 714•848•9695 18381 Coldenwest St., H.B, email: HCPEC@aol.com Kids Eat Free It's true! . Each Monday thru Thursday from 5-6 p.m. kids eat free with a paying adult. . 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Mike McDermott. The work, which mostly involves puttering around town and a bit of freeway driving, takes advantage of the strengths of the vehicles and minimizes their weak- nesses. Though the cars' range is only about 90 miles, that's more than enough for the volunteers who drive them. ,.J McDermott said the batter- ies still have about a 40% charge left after an eight- hour shift. They can't accelerate as fast as gas-powered cars and they don't go more than about 65 mph. High-pow- ered lights of the sort that are mounted on most police cars drain too much °1)ower from the batteries, as do police radios. In spite of these draw- backs, McDermott said the cars are a hit with the volun- teers who use them. Part of the appeal ls strict- ly economic. Niederhaus says the cost of recharging a battery is much lower than • the cost of filling a gas tank. ··Even wheo gas was at a normal price a year ago, it was costing us about five cents a mile for gas and one cent a irut.e for electricity,• he said. Niedernaus estimates that the city saves between $10 and $15,000 annually on fuel cost!! for the entire Oeet. In a4dition to the flnan- c!al incentives for going electric, the cars are a major environmental improvement over their gas-powered cousins. "They're compl~tely cleaner,· said Sam Atwood, spokesman for the South Coast Air Quality Manage- ment District. "There's no tailpipe emissions whatsoev- er. There is some air pollu- tion associated with the elec- tricity generation, but this is a very tiny fraction of what a car would emit~· Atwood estimated that electric vehicle emissions were "more than 99% clean- er• than those spewing from internal. combustion-pow- ered vehicles. Which is not to say that Newport Beach is about to go completely electrified. McDermott said he thought it possible that the fleet could expand "somewhat.# But the limited range of the cars places certain restric .. tions on their uses. CAUFOF,™IA'S FINEST CUSTOM RUGS FABICATED ON- • is good for · A the soul. Mouth-watering encrecs, a relaxed dining ~tmosphere and pat4o scacing with a ddighcful 1 view of Newpon Bay make for a refreshing break in your day. Open daily from 7:00 A.M. co 3:00 P.M. AUH1rtl-Winning StafooJ Chmllt/n madt' ftnh "4ily. (949) 729.;1144 Dinner Thursday -Sunday r----------------------, 1 • suy one Dinner Entr~e and 1 I oet the second one Free* I I at the I I 111\\7 ! I I I I I .,.. ...,,, """' """' N '1'"""'., Iron wlw 0.0 ,.., '*'""" -., rnu,, I L---.!'!.--11~~""'1 !=.!~~"!.!~~-__ .J I 1) I 8ACK BAY DRIVI! • NrWPORr BEACH SUSPECT CONTINUED FROM A 1 PallCil ** tbe former ..U4D1*1ed kuba lmtr\ldDr Imo cillltodY after they l8Um.d .. Nlklence . and reportedly fOUnd evi- dence to beck up the accu· sation, Pl.er said, although h9'9 wonld not elaborate QO ..aat that evi- dence might be. , Police do not know if Murphy still works as a scuba instructor, ·or the name ol bis t)tWnes1, Murphy's neighbon on Ruby Avenue a.II<> had little to say about the man, who apparently kept to himself. The maze of one-way streets around the neigh- FAIRVIEW - coNi1NuED FROM A 1 Not only will cars cruise smoothly on pothole-free pavement when the project • is completed in August, but their wheels y.rill be rolling on tons of concrete and ground-up tires that other- wise would have been piled high in landfills. "This will really make a difference,~ said Donna Thierault, the city's recycling borbood bout beautiful homes wttb maDieured yardl. ~ 0 ltroll down tbe lidewalkl and wave to • 1beir aetgbbon. .This ii pretty awful. We're living 1*9 ID a fUe seme of ~. • l4id Donna Albeltlen. a Ruby Avenue rmddmL Albertlen said she bu lived there for about four years and knows the ICOOp on nearly everyone in her street. It's a neighborhood where people look out for each other and keep an eye on strangen, she said. She did not know Mur- phy and was shocked to hear that allegations had been made against some- one living on her street. •we all .know each other and protect each other,· coordinator. •Anything that can be Jcept out of landfills is welcome.' Road crews also will widen the intersection at • FaW;iew Road and Baker Street, allowing for turning lanes which should allow traffic to flow more freely, Mwlozsaid. Munoz ·said construction would be halted during the Orange County Fair in July. 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Enclose a ~cture of yoor child in their bosebal niform, a $25 check mode. payable to: ·0ai~ Pilot' !or credit car umber), then moil to: Classified Department 330 West Boy Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 If it is more convenient for you, feel ~ee to drop it by our office. We wm . des~n a 'BASEBAll CARD' for yoor child and publish it on our special page! All photos will be returned to the address yoo provide ~. ,---~-----:--~--, I PlAYER'S NAME: -----------~--AGf.: __ l I TEAM NAME: _ _.,...._ ________ POSTION:---"--1 I -~-----------..;...__:,_,-' -I ~.....,._AWR~OVER_ I .. ~~~-Exprm· I Albertaen aald. •we do need to be more aware, because thAI bu always felt like living In a lbeltered OOICOOG • Newport Cout reGdent Bve1yDe Marb pUlbed a stroller that held her 6- mooth--old boy. Sbe recent- ly moved .to the area from LOI Angeim. •1 wouldn't be shocked to bear about thil in L.A., . but bereJ Just having lddl makes you more semitive to·thtt ilsue,. Marki laid. . Newport Beach resident Jan Levine smd she enjoys walks around the area because it is so safe. "This is rather scary, because there are so many children on vacation here,• Levine said. PAINT CONTINUED FROM A 1 said Jim Campbell of the city's planning department. And the Albertson's store, as far as Campbell can tell, is not violating any laws. •1t•s in substantial compli- ance with their plan,• he said. When the designs for the store were originally approved ~y the city, Camp- bell sajd, the main concerns of the planning department had to do with tr(J.ffic and the loading of trucks. .~ : "Color was not an issue at the time,· he said. Steinman said angering members of the community with its choke of colors was the last thing Albertson's had in mind. "What we tried to' do, through our design consul-"' · · "' tants' efforts, was to come up with a design that would be pleasing to the community," blacker driving surface, he said. "We're trying to be a allowing water to run off bet-sensitive community mem- ter than regular asphalt, ber and be a good neighbor tv1ltiioz said. to everybody.• As for the recycled pave-· Campbell said the resi- ment, a giant pulverizing dents and the store will have machine will pound the to settle the issue them- existing asphalt into bits, selves. Albertson's is not mixing it with wet concrete legally obliged to change the and laying it down as a foun-colors or to keep the colors dation for the new, rubber-the way they are. But Brierley certainly ized,surface. hopes the store will consider "':"'e just hope the ~tili~es a make--over. don t touch it once we re fin-•1t looks 10 times worse ished, • Munoz ~aid. "When · than anyone ever imag- you start cutting, you've ined, # she said. "Every- destroyttd the whole thing.# body's horrified .· ~ ~'re Bursti.ng With Q-uality Furn;iture at Great Savings! •Model Home Furniture •Antiques •Art Accessories •Area Rugs & More! 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Spring is in· the air at local stylish social everifs ' F ootball great Deacon Joaes h~ been mak- in~ the social rounds in Orange County lately. The big push is to create aware- ness and to raise funds for the foundation in his name, wbich bas been created to help young people get on a proper path .in life. Jones and his foundation members have created a sev- en-year prograni targeting ninth-grade youth and pro- viding them with mentors, sumo1er jobs and apprentice- ships, education on invest- ing, and starting a Jones and his portlolio foundation as well as the members possibill- have created ty to a seven-year program targeting .. .ninth-grade youth a!Jd providing them with m entors, summer jobs and appren- ticeships ... earn a .full four- year col- lege scholar- ship to the uni- versity of their choice. The latest social adven- ture to foster Sl'lpport for this program took place · last week in Costa Mesa as Tiffany and Co., South Coast Plaza,.opened its tony doors for an after-hours reception. Hosted by Tiffany's Jo Ellen Qualls, the midweek cocktail and dinner buffet soiree brought out the local crow'tl in force, including more than a few sports enthusiasts. THE CROWD .. Elizabeth. Alan Barkley, president of the Art Institute, was on hand with Robert Becker and Nicolas Blres, both members of the Pacific Symphony board of directors. Also in the crowd were Robert and Lin- da Dobbins, John Hewlett. Herman and Lois Katz,.Bar- bara King, Charlotte Lam- precht. Michael Lansford, Edgar Miner, Ken Norton, Wiida Spalding, Gregg Tay- lor and Helen Timpe, all there to support the fourtda- tion and its goal to instill hope and opportunity in the minds of l~al youth in this community. • From instilling bope for youth to growing glorious buds for spring -the Little Garden Club of Newport Beach is planning a "glori- ous demonstration of floral arrangement by Valerie Arelt, • says Beacon Bay's Sally Crow. The presenta- tion is set for May 11 at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Arelt will be coming from her home base in San Fran- cisco for the event. Since migrating to the Bay Area in 1969 from her native Kent, England, Arelt has become a world-renowned fl oral designer specializing in European arrangements. Her work has also made her one of the most sought after wedding designers in America and around the world. A partial list of Arelt. clients includes Queen · Elizabeth ll and Prince Phllllp of England, Princess Margaret of England, and members of the royal fami- lies of Spa.in and Sweden. She will be featured this fall on a 13-part television series on PBS titled, •Tue World of Flowers.• Co- chairs of the Newpor.t visit are Connie Grigsby and Barbara Tate. Bunny Wil- son is the president of the garden clu b. · For more information on the event, please contact Sal- ly Crow at (949) 675-113?. • In the world of flowers and gardening, another name is well-known to real enthuaj.asts. C.Z. 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The Lido Isle Women's Club, led by Nancy H'lm and an arn'ly of gorgeous volunteers with taste, are working diligently to pro- duce tbe classiest and most fun event o! itS kind on the coast. Football great Deacon Jones and Newport-Me5a School District Assistant Superintendent Blll Haber- mehl mingle at the Tiffany and Co. reception benefiting a program dedicated to helping youth. A major white tent w11l go up on and over San Remo Park on the island to house the show. On May 11, stylish Sharon McKinnon will chair the opening-night gala reception, underwnt- ten by Bristol Farms. He rbali!e lnternauonal is also supporting the party, providing gifts to opening night antique and art snoopers. to talk flora and the good life. Guest is featured in a new 'best-selling book, "The Pow- er of Style,• a tome that chronicles 14 of the nation's most stylish women, accord- ing to Random House author Annette Tarpet. Wi'th a syn- dicated newspaper colwnn on gardening through the Copley News Service, Guest is read in some 350 newspa- pers around the nation each week. Host of her own televi- sion show on the QVC Net- work, Guest is also the author of a series of garden- HEMPWL~ RUGs&\tiP 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa (949) 722-7224 www.rugsandcarpets com Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 mg books, the latest of which -"Tiny Green Thumbs" -will be out in the fall. Joan Rivers says "C.Z. has the most beautiful gardens I ~ave ever seen." Oscar-de la Renta says, "She's more than a garden- er; she is a true horticultur- ist." The local cr9wd delighted in her sense of elegant observa tion at a tea sponsored by the purveyor of style, Neiman Marcus. • And, the local style police are anxiously awaiting the inaugural Newport Beach Spring Anllques Show set for Show chairs Marton Pal- ley and Randa Phair have gathe red an impressive list of dealers to bnng together a display to delight the most • ardent colle~tor. 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Bou"*i Suitn HS-ISS • ~ 8-d. • • K = --= Doily Pilot ·At ~e 'Heart' of new nlovies, 'Kahuna_' is big wimier Al& Thursday, Mar 4, 2000 · account of their · 'Heart' is e~joyable, but not memorable Find big acting in 'Tlie Big Kahuna' As an award-winning novel for young adults that has been translated lntb.12 languages, •Where the • • IDl1'0trS NOTE: TN Reel Ctltla growth column futures movie critiques from a wrltten by c.ommunlty members senltng on our panel. Viewer5 will wonder 'Where the Hearl. Is! I A ttention Wal-Mait shoppers: Wal-Mart will be closing in minutes," resounds over the intercom of ihe Sequoyah, Okla., Wal-Mart, signaling the end of another day. Outching an r~owe-Wal Mart list, Novalee Nation has found a new home, complete with all the necessary ameni- ties. It's a new beginning for R I pregnant H 17-year-old CRITICS ~~;~~ut to give birth in Aisle 6. •Where the Heart Is,• . based on the novel by Billie Letts, tells the story of Novalee Nation (Natalie Portman), a pregnant teen who, while making a cross-country jour- ney from Tennessee to Califor- nia, is abandoned in a Wal- Mart parking lot by her self- ish, domineering boy{riend, Willy .flick (Dylan Bnmo). · Even though no tradition- al families are depicted in the film, the importance of love, home and family~ regardless of their dynamics, is emphasized. Over the next five years, Sequoyah's eccen- tric citizens become Novalee's surrogate family and are instrumental in her naive teenager into adult- hood. The first person NovaJee meets is Sister Hus- rsf~kard Julie Lowrance Channing), a loving, nurturing, mother- type who happens to be the town's "Welcome Wag- oneer. • Sister generously invites Novalee and her daughter, Americus, to live with her, an apparent neces- sity because we seldom wit- ness Novalee actually talcing care of Americus. She's befriended by Lexie Coop (Ashley Judd), a per- petually pregnant single mom who has named her five children after snack foods such as Praline, Browni~ and. Baby Ruth. Forney Hull (James Frain), as Novalee's love interest, is a brilliant but reserved librarian hiding his aristo- cratic background and feel- ings who introduces her to the WQrld of books. Notoriety comes with the birth of the "Wal-Mart Baby.• Newspaper headlines create celebrities, attracting the attention of Novalee's opportunist mother who had abandoned.her 12 years ago (Sally Field in a brief but convincing cameo). Heart ls• reveals the social In "Where the Heart Is," intimacy found in small-town Novalee Nation and Willie America. In terms of social Jack are driving to Califor- commentary, the novel nia from Tennessee in a shrewdly bolsters Letts' rele-junker car with no floorboards. vant concerns and issues ln Okla- without preaching. · . ~illi~ae,ditch- Director Matt Williams' vision emerges unfinished. es Novalee When given the opporturtity jn the park- to tell an ·in·depth story ing lot of a • ~arding the triumph o( the Wal:Mart, human spirit1lga.inst adversi-le~vtng her ty, why.make safe choices? .. : with a. Was it a reticence to tackle a Polaroid controversial subject? Com-. er~· $2• mercialism? Hollywood pres-P us ange Ela1·ne England sure to sugar-coat? and no In her novel, Letts' charac-shoes. · : ters are poor, uneducated, ~credil;>ly, she ~akes up without power and physically r~s1dence m the friend!~ con- unattractive. For the film they fine~ of Wal-Mart, keeping undergo a metarnQrphosis so meticulo~ records of all the they're more appealing. merchandise she conswnes Novalee no longer has an or uses. . . elbow-to-wrist scar, i:eceived But with the birth of her while tending bar. Charis-cfaughter, ~ericus, Noav~ee matic Willy Jack'no longer becomes an instant celE'.bnty, . flashes his stained-Steinway and good people come into smile. The undefaged hitch-her life. , . hiker who accepts a ride Theres Lexie Coop .(Ashley from Willy Jack, resulting in Ju?~). ~ d~dedly fertile free , ~ jail time, is no longer spmt with five children, each missing her two front teeth. vam~ aJ'.ter a snack food. Unfortunately the film's Theres Sister HU;Sband ·morsel offering of rich char-(Stockard Chamung), a won- acters and moments of laugh-derful ~aracter who th~ ter just whet the appetite. God daily for all her blessmgs. Needlessly superficial 00 tlie Novalee, as played by surface, "Where the Heart Na.t~e Portman, is luminous. Isft will leave you hungry. so nu~.1~ not~ memorable where is the heart? It's in Bil-movie. But 1t has wopderful lie Letts' novel. moments of humanity, humor and pure com . I enjoyed it. I n tbe "ll)e Big Kahuna, • actor and co-producer Kevin Spacey qives us a performance that is, well, vin- tage Spacey. ln his follow-up to •American Beauty,• Space}"' shows us that he has indeed perfected playing the cynical, sarcastic, acerbic-tongued, middle-class and middle-aged white American' male~ "The Big Kahuna • was adapted from Roger Rueffs 1992 award-winning stage play, "Hospitality Suite, 11 which debuted in Costa Mesa at South Coast Repertory. While watching "Kahu- na. 11 you de~tely get the sense that you're viewing a stage drama. Nearly the entire film takes place over the course of one evening in a hospitality.suite on the 16th floor of a Witchita, Kan., hotel, during an annual Mid- west Manufacturer's Assn. convention. Within this set- . ting, and with only three . characters, it's easy to see }';ow the film began as a play. "The Big Kahuna" is a black comedy that explores themes of friendship, hon- esty, loyalty, religion, regret and the meaning of work in relation lo life. . The "Kahuna" in question is the president of a large Mid- western manufactwing com- pany. With assistance from a wet-behind-the-ears research assistant named Bob (Peter · Facinelli), Larry {Kevin careers. After climbing Vie corpo- rate ladder· and finding it leans against the '-----'~---1 _wrong wall, Larry some- how feels short- changed and cheated of life's promise. Based on a first impres- sion,' you'd believe him to be a pretty amoral.and disagree- able individual. But at his core is a more decent person than you'd think. Unable to deal with his feelings of cl,is- appointment and regret, he handles it by belittling peo- . ple and cutting them to rib- bons with his sharp tongUe and rapier: wit. Phil under- stands this: Bob, in his youth and inexperience, does not. It's hard to .find fault with Spacey for donning this famil- iar character once again sim- ply because he's just so darned good at it. The real surptise here, though, is De Vito's stand-out perfor- mance. He plays Phil with just the right amount of sincerity, understanding and depressed reflectiveness to provide baJ- ance and serve as a go- between to Larry and Bob. • JUUE LOWRANCE; 40, is a Costa Mesa resident who works at a Newport Beach overnight aircraft advertising agency. • El.AN ENGi.AND, 65, lives io Spacey) and Phil (Danny Newport Beach and owns a gift-bas-De Vito), two veteran manufac- I found "Kahuna" pretty entertaining overall, The only problem I had is that at times it dragged a little. l think a live performance would have made it more lively (so to speak). ket business. '-twing lubricant salesmen, are SPRING SALES EVENT MEN'S & WOMEN'S New Balance JACKET attempting to land "The Big Kahuna" (or "El Kahuna Grande" as Larry puts it), which W?uld be the biggest • RICHARD BRUNETTE, 36, Is a recreation sypervisor with the city of Costa Mesa and a Costa Mesa resident. 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COCICTAIU. iM'Oai ID 1111 ANDOUI MctMAllTM MADI Wini GOLD11QUllA ... I ' J .. .. Al8 ThursdoiMoy 4, 2000 · Daily Pi~ . For any occasiori; Venerable Ritz is right ~ho ice . . ay Stephen Sant•croce 21 Club in New York. To the right of the E ver since the days'" entrance is the clubby cock· when putbng a good tail lounge. dimly lit and meal on the tdble was richly appointecj with hard- not always a certamty, ele· • wocid and red leather. The gant feast!> hav& been the full menu is served in the hallmark of celebrating d bar, and it's a popular spot . special occasion. · for an after-dinner drink and Wl)other it's Grandma's dessert. 90th birthday, the closing o( The dining rooms each that "big deal.• or prom feature a separate theme, night, we all have a specidl such as the l\.ixwious E9':offi· restaurant lh&t signilies the er..Room, a formal pavilion· importance of lhe momen-style room that features oil tous event. portraits of Auguste Escom- For almost a qlltlrter of a er, the original head chef of century, thS! venera61e.Ritz The Ritz Hotel in Paris. • • ' restdurant The Ritz, which has been D1n1nr m Newport rated as the most popular REV Ew Beach has restaurant in Orange County, been Just prides itself on its service as thdt spcc1dl well as its food, and it's place to a genernt1on of unmedialely evident in the Orange County dmer!>. · formally dressed wait staff Hdn~ PrctgN opened The that never hovers but is Ritz m 1977 on tho site of n~pdily available to fill a what is now 21 Ocednfronl. glass or answer a question. ·along the Newport PiN. For most of its existence, When Pdc1hc Mlltudl Wd'i The Ritz's kitchen has been butlding 1l!i hc>c;1dquarters, under the admirable tutelage Hans WdS <l!>kl•d if lw'd con-ol head chef Lupe Carnare- sider moving his restdU!dnl; na. The menu her e is proud- in exc-hang<' he'd {J<'l to ly old•school continental, design it Lo h1!i hk1n9 . 1 lans refreshing in its famiUarity. agreed, c1nd The R1t1 opened There are no-daring fusions in iL'> current lorcttion 1n of pan-Euro-Asianic ele- fYI ' ·~The'Rltz ~ . ·-= 880 Newport Centef Drtve, Newport Beach • Wla: Lunch: 11:30a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday; Dinner: 6 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thunday, CONRAD LAU I DAILY PILOT Server Kelly Dye setves a steak Diane in one of the cozy dining rooms at The Ritz. 1982. ments here, and the sous ·The Ill~ ts the drChf'lype chefs don't need a contrac-• . sonings. · soup de jour, but I'd go no uriously in a dassic bear-of contin<'ntc1I elt•9dncc>. In tor's license or a crane to The salmon gravlax further than the lobster noise sauce that has just the an c1rec1 when• f<lshion dnd d~semble the plates. ($12.50) is also available bisque ($7.50), which is the right hints of tarragon arid fancy motorcdis arc> lhe rule. The most popular starter. served over potato pancakes. best in town. The soup is vel-vinegar. heads still tum at Lhe drrdy ... especially for larger groups, lopped with d dollop of vety smooth and redolent Other classics include the of stylish vehicle>!. pulling up 1s lhe signature appetizer creme lraiche and Russian with rich lobster navor. Just steak Diane ($28): filet in a lo the signdturc• hlac:k porte-carousel ($14.95 per person). Cdviar. M ore elegant still is the tiniest hint of sherry adds cognac mustard sauce and a cochere. Danc-n. for the most A silver Lazy Suzan is the Ritz •egg" ($9.50), d the perfect finish to the dish. delicate Dover sole ($28) pdrt sllll dress up for dinner crowded with plates holding ·cracked eggshell filled with Camarena bas definite sauteed on the bone and here, though the Jdckct dnd vodka-cured salmon gravlax, smoked salmon and scram-affection for the classic dish· served with a rich butter tie requirement for men was smoked trout, an assortment bled eggs anq topped with es he began his career with, sauce and cremini mush- reccnUy done dWdY with. of cold shellfish, pate and caviar. It's served with a and happily has perfected rooms. • One<' inside. the mood steak tartar, among others. complunentary shot of ice-most of these ~er the years. I accompanied three attor- and dtmo!.phcrc> shifts bdck ·By far my favorite is.the cold vodka. Borrowed from his days as ney friends who share the in time 50 ye>Ms. A design steak tartar, raw sirloin finely • Several salads are offered, chef of Scandia, a 1950s same birthday on a recent best desml>C'd d'> posh chopped and seasoned gar. including a tradi tional Sunset Strip legend, is the visit (dinner was "nonbill- recaUs tho bygone gldmour nished with capers and spinach salad ($8.50) that's veal "Oskar" ($27). VcaJ cul· able"), and was told 1 had to ed them, and I wasn't disap- pointed. The crispy skin yields to tender, moist meat that is perfumed by the com- pote of warm apples and lin· gonberry sauce-that accom- panies it. All of the entrees are accomJlanied by a spoonfnl of a deliciously 'rich crearnea com, ladled table- side by your server. Wine-lovers will appreci- ate the selection and pricing offered at The Ritz. Prager and his associate. Tony Her- man, have put together a list that offers a generous cross- section of Callf omian, French and ltafu4n wines. The mark-ups are the lowest I've seen in a high-end restaurant; several bottles I was familiar with were priced at 25% to 50% above retail, vs. the usual 100%. Definitely save room for dessert. A friend and I recently shared the Harle- quin Souffle ($8), half Grand Mamier and half Belgian chocolate. The dish comes from the kitchen airy and gQJ.den and is sauced at the ~able with a Grand Ma.rnier- flavored creme anglaise. The light, eggy texture belies the rich flavor. . And as the aforemen-· tioned attorneys will attest (provided they're on retain- er), the perfect after-dinner drink to.go with the souffle 1s the signature chocolate mar- tini, a drink so popular that you can even get a recipe card en request. The rutz is a familiar din- ing icon that, despite its age, will not let you down. Sure, there may be trendier restau- rants or more innovdtive menus out there, but The Ritz is true to the old adage: "If it am'l broke, don't fix it.• 1----o""f:....;o""ther notablt" mdinc;tc1 ~. onion. It's served erfecU tossed tableside with hot lets are sauteed and to ed order Che rotisserie-roasted ;e~=EN s:,~°'0~;s~i~:~g such as. Chdscm, or the~. ;;.J...;.""--ih~e;::r~e:..:., ::Wl~. th~jf.u::'sll"th~e~n~· g~t~--~~~~~=~..;:;.;~~;:;-;;:--;Wl:7;F.~a~s=pa~r~a::;gu~s:..:;an::;~c;;:r~a~:.::...--:r.u.;:;c:r.-:~~=====-..:.:.:==..--!d~a!!!y.~H!'!eLlclla!.lln ~be!!Llte~ac~h:X.ed-2,.!!v~la!..e!!-ml!:!!a:it.I ---I Brown Derby m L.A. cmd the amount of spice in the sea-· 1egs._ The dish is draped lux-Fearing a lawsuit, I oblig· at food_criticOhotmail.com. ; TROPICAL CAFE Relax ... Life is one long weekend CORONA DEL MAR PLAZA NEWPORT BEACH (949) 760-8686 • -• _Newport Coastal Podiatry G~oup, Inc. 307 Placentia, Ste. 2()7, Newport Beach 949-645-6544 Vllit 01111 ...... -.Of 7'!)'.CIOlll Prd"mf provider for molt ~ iftchading Mcdicatt M-C.. Or. Jeffrie M. Vahi~n, D.ft.M. ........... J'J..": Me 2 ........ ~ ..... ... . CoMMUNrtY .. Doily Pilot "I don't like them. I hate ~ them, I hate them, I hate them." -TAYLOR STEVENSON. 10,of the MtW unifOf'ms that Newport Elementary S<hool students will wear next school year. EDITORIAL · .-i .. The o.lly Pilot welcomes letten on klues concerning Newport Beach and Cost.I Mesa. There we four w.ys to send I" your com- ments: · • LD1B1S -Mail to the oa11y Pilot. no w. &.y St., Cost.I Mesa 92627 • MADmS ~ -call (949) 642.ee& • MX -Send to (949) ~170 • 1W1A1L -Seri(j to dallypilotftiatilMs.(Ol't All comspondence must Include your fufl name, hometown and phone numb« (for verification purposes only). Thursday, Moy 4, 2000 Al9 Military ~fudent says airport expansion would mean disaster •• ThankS for steeljng the .ship .,.., ........... I t's net easy stepping in during a . transitional period. It's harder still to smooth things over. And ulti- mately, it is most difficult to let go. Bob Boies took over the helm ·at Newport Harbor High School in the fall pf 1997. It was an in-between time -the former principal after just two years abruptly left for an admin-T hil letter concerns the El Toro istrative position in another district, Airport debate. The problem raised by notse pollution over leaving the school without leadership Eutbluff and the Back Bay by an for half a year. ·· .axpandedCJohn Wayne Airport is real ·Boie·s reached out to students - and needs to be addressed.. The noise now ts horrendous. Every three and gained their respect and their to five minutes a plane takes off. If friendship .. He became a figure unlike you 1lre outside, walking your dog, the typical principal. As one Newport horseback riding, or among a class of Harbor student put it, none of the students enjoying the s~ _sun, all conversation ceases as these planes \ teens called Boies snide nicknames roar overhead. An ~ded airport behind. his back, as· is customary \;'Vith ~ at John Wayne, the alternative of no some other principals. airport at El Toro, will surely increase the noise and decrease housing He reportedly never missed a foot- prlcel in the local neighborhoods. ball game. The opponents of building the air-He left his mark on the school com- port at El Toro, many of whom would munitu, embracing parent involvement rather expand John Wayne, seldom .,, discuss noise pollution and its bur-and teacher input. den on the citizens of Newport His enthusiasm spread to the teach- Beacb. As it ts now, real estate prices ers who work for him; nearly 40% of incorporate and reflect John Wayne's Newport Harbor's energetic educators MARIANNA DAV MASSEY I OAllV Pl.OT p181eDce. This is true ~ause buyers of property in Eastbluff understand were brought on board by Boies. school. J only hope to make it better," Those are the types of accomplish- there is noise uaodated with the And he set goals. In a May 1997 he said then. ments that the community will remem- • ' particular location. This becomes one articl announcin his hire Boies s 'd I..ast ear, the school accomplished ber after Boies retires at the end of this otthie-------~~=-=~~~~~~-:7'~~:::_-;:;~=7;~~;:.:a:.;~=;.-=;::;;.;:!',.::.=;;:..=---~:...=;=-.=.=::.:.::..::=:..:..:..=.:::...::=-:::.:...:=---=----_..J he hoped to make Newport Harbor a Boies' first objective. And it is m t e s oo year. property. Currently, the largest airplane California Distinguished School and to final stages of meeting his secon.d goal But it will be his outgoing nature that flies out of John Wayne ts a win a National Blue Ribbon award. -the Blue Ribbon winners are and his open smile that we will all Boeintbe ... J..7.!7fan? d it ruesdo1n10Y between "Newport Harbor is already a great expected to be announced soon. miss. UVUA• o a.m. an p.m. ~ HOW TO CONTACT YOUR R~PRHEllTATIYES Under some proposals, this will change. Expanding John Wayne will have two implications. The first ~ds the size of planes; no longer wlll 751s be tbe noisiest and heavi- est planes taking off, Wltb larger planes, some unable to execute the rapid, extremely vertical, stomach~ dropping takeoff, the noise over the neighborhoods will dramatically increase. The second imptlcation concerns the operating hours of the , airport. Overnight delivery compa- nies have in the past wanted to use the airport. This would increase traf- fic, especially during the night, and the now familiar noise will occur af all boun. Combining these two facton spells ~ for the local area. When the airport expands, the price of real 81tate will dramatically decrease. The current airport ii acceptable because tba housing prices accurately reflect tbe current level of noise. However, the prospect of expansion is quite new, and few area realize what it wm do to the value of their home. um-the aiJport and dty attempts ID JllOP up l9Al Mtate prx. or reooo- lidel'I the expended airport. bome- owws and bust...,.... will see their p1operty values fall thanks to rise of taboft noise. • llYM -.ua111 ts a 1991 graduate of CorGne .. Mer High khoot and • junior at d'9 UnltMI State1 MUtwy Acad9my at WlltPolnt. j J ~ ~ECfMAKE~ 11 EE- CITY OF COSTA MESA ~ta Mesa City H~. 77 Fair Drive 92626, (714) • 754-5223 Mayor: Gary Monahan Council: Joe Ertckson, Heather Somers, Libby . Cowan and Linda Dl.xon CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663, 1949) 644-3309 Mayor: John Noyes c'ouncll: Gary Adams, Jan Dehay, Nonna Glover, Tod Ridgeway, Dennis O'Neil and Tom Thomson ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana 92701 . • Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa), (71.C) 834-3220 • Thomas Wilson, 5th Dis- trict (Newport Beach, Santa Ana Hetgbts), (714) 834-3550 ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mesa 92628-9050, (714) 966-4000 .Steve Smith's colunµi may hurt school bond measure I . . AT ISSUE: School bond supporters say Smith could ~urt t he chances of Newport-Mesa voters approving Measure A. I [ Mt on the Otfzens Budget Advt- • IOfY Council with Steve Smith for the years 1991-1998 and 1998- ~=· Smith'• atten<lance dwing ;1998 Wal mtntmal, · Had Smith attended more meet- 1ngs, in bia ftnt term he would have been awaN that the advisory coun· di evaluated pedormence base budgeting ad MIO bue budgeting m== were being done fDa N concemlng state "811ng, federal funding, Mi,utea :and fedJttlee. . 1be,...... ommlU. upend· *',.,. .. ·=~~·to. ~ tltlmal.... "8g vOlun .... :rs-........ Nftpolt·Mela :'JnMlec' ldMlal Dlllllct. ,,_. wl· , .. 2 .. .......-tnfmne!tm,..,. .... ._ Wiil a. Mii» af m o""*'9 :W'' lllmdtM ...... aadMI w • ldMlal. oat a1 a11 a1 '* ~ ...... ._,,., atbat a bond may be necessary. . Committees were established and research began. The advisory council broke up into subcommit- tees and researched other districts and other bonds. Smith'.• help would have been welcomed had he co.me to the meetings. Many hours of research took place before the 'lld..visory board ever went to the school board to advise the board of their ftndlngl, · A bit of l••••n history RESPOllD =·~ might be that Smith .... lalt light cj bow tbf ~ COllDCll w about ... group d counmmed dtllml. Valun- ......... , •• an:Md .. budj9t ---...., tbouabt cllclepadll llf!i8Y -OCC'dldng. na.. dtiaw bmd.-'1 flmwntlnlbemU• E.-~--.... CDUQCO, 1be UW.. Audit tb1 PedHtl-CMllmtt- ... ad DOW tbl Bond and Ofw- llgbt C • .... AD dllllnDI. mr· ., .............. ...., ........ '° ................. .., ... aDMftl sw..sem .... 'nme given to better our schools and to help improve the education of our Children and the betterment of our community's future. It ii easy to sit back at a word processor and cast dispersion on a bureaucratic institution. However, it ls quite another thing to stand up and volunteer your time to better that institution and to improve the opportunities for all students, not just our own. Smith sits in criticism and with some authority, yet he never both- ered to become a part of the proc811. That I find un(.air and unjust. We bave an extraordinary community before us, om filled Wtth many people puaionate about education. 11 lt IO bard to b«'OID8 ~about tbil • procwf lgncnnce .. tbl ~ foundatkJG al ......... WoWd lt not t. mcn ,....._ swporUDg If Smttb cbaM '° become tnwlftd wbetber he ..... about tbtl boDd or notf Sildlb'l llltdwt woukl beDlftt....., ... Ima ... be tUn up wtlb H MI d fK1a. ._ WKlll•OVI C...Mlla Newport and Costa Mesa com-$53 million m matching at.ate lunds. munities bow face the single most If Measure A fails, the state important community effort we funds (oUl'-tax dollan) ,,m go to have addressed in a Jong time -other districts to repa.it' their the rebuilding of our schools. Vnfor-schools. SmJth doesn't care that tunately, Steve Smith ls bound and California per-student spending determined to deprive the commu-has eroded year after year, leoving nity of desperately needed school less and }ell for in c1aaroom re~ugh bis neW$paper column, instruction. and woefully made- Smith ls not just another voice in quate budgets for capital mamte- the aowd. Smith has a miaophone nance and improvemmts. 1birty yean ago, Califonua ranked in the and be ii turning the volume up top five tt.a'81 in ~t spend- louder with every article. Smith mg· • Today, even ............. California doesn't think the tchool board Is --v•• capable of handling the project. He ranks u one of the wealthiest doesn't care that a community • state., we spend far lesS than the ~t CCJCDDDttee • m pa.c. ID average state on our ltudents .. wen wtda 1be board m .......... Smith dcan't care that Me1s:n tng the prated. A .. our appammltJ ID provtd9 .. 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Officially labeled Yardley VII, organizers are heating up for their Rkhord Dunn GOLF Jµne event at Newport Beach · Goll Course, a tournament that raised over $40,000 last y·ear for the Newport Harbor High golf programs. But this millennium year, fitting for Naismith Basketball Hall of Pamer George Yardley, could also be the last in wh.ich Buck Johns serves as chairman or the tournament committee. For three years, Johns and his wife, Colleen, have turned the event into one of the most philanthropic goll tournaments in Newport-Mesa School District h.istory. • The toumam~nt, once benefiting the football program in the early 1990s, reportedly netted $22,000 Quot• -- .. •(Amin r.nl) lldn't Mn look .. he wm ~al M t.d out ..._ He's jusl so smDCllh out thn, l's realy my . ·-· M.... K.reutzkmnp. Newport swim coach ... Maya-. J• HILll lCll • Spotts Editor Roger Corison • 949-57 44223 • Thursday, /lkry 4, 2000 Bl Peirsol 'wa1·ms ujf with meet record ; . . • Sailors sophomore standout b~aks his own backstroke mark in Sea View pre lims; eyes 200 IM m a rk in fin~ls . T0ny Altobelff DAl~Y PILOT ,• NEWPORT BEACH -Some- times Newport Harbor High sopho- more boys swimmer Aaron Peirsol even deceives Coach Brian Kreutzkamp. In Wednesday's Sea View League boys swimming preliminaries, Peir- sol· swam a 51.15 in the 100-yard backstroke braking the old mee t record time of 51.67, which he set last year. "He didn't even look like he was trying all that hard out there,• Kre utzkamp said. "lie's just so smooth out there, it's really scary.• Peirsol also qualified second in the 200 individual medley with a 1:56.47. According to Kreutzkamp, the school IM record of 1:51.33, set by John Moffet (t':51.33) in 1983, might be in jeopardy with a solid run at Friday's final$. "He'll be goirlg for it on Friday,• Kreutzkamp said. "He's very close right now." · Another dou- ble-qualifier is junior Peter Belden, who qualified first in the 50 free (21.96) and third in the 100 free (49.57). The Sailors and lrvine will be well represented in that 50 free race, Peirsol taking seven of the eight top spots. Joey Snelgrove (third, 22.49), Steve Jendrusina (fowth, 22.84) and Kyle Bean (eighth, 23.15) will join Belden in the race. "I'm extremely happy with how we fared today,• Kreutzkamp said. "Honestly, I don't· think we're any- where close to the depth Irvine has, but we'll flave some very good times out there on Friday.• Joining Belden in the 100 free 'will be Ryan Cook and Brenden Hansen . Cook qualified fifth with a personal-best time of 50.34, while Hansen was eighth at 51.26. SWIMMING . slble 64 availab)e spots. Despite the he~vy population of "The important thing is to be in Vaqs. Kreutzkamp is pleased with the top eight and. qualify for the the Sailors conb.ngent. , finals,• Kieutzkamp said. "We had· "This is by far the strongest group soi:ne "gllys on the bubble who of swimmers we've had in quite a stepped up and made the top eight, while,• he said. "It will be nice to like Branden. That 'was nice to see.• take 10-12 swimmers to CJF. rather. Another sophomore standout, than two or three. like we've been Ryan Lean qualified second in the doing." 500 free (5:05.61) and fourth in the Peirsol, Belden and Lean have 200 free (1:50.96). already quabfied for the CIF South- Also qualifying with Lean ·in the em Section prel.urunaries for marks 500 was Brian Pentz, who was fifth sustained throughout the year at 5:20.10 and Greg Worthing, who Snelgrove and Ryan Cook will was eighth at 5:27 .87. Paul Kepner jotn the threesome with their solJd qualified eighth in the 200 tree times on Wednesday. , (1:52.99). "It's so much easier qua.l.lfyi.(lg for In the 100 butterfly, the Sfillors CIF · before the hnal meet,• will have seniors Robert Weiner and Kreutzkamp said. "It takes a lot or Ryan Gough m the finals. Wein~r pressure off or you on Fnday and was fifth with a 58.05, while Gough you can go out and have fun." took eighth at 59.78. JendrusLna is on that Clf bubble. Senior Mitch Probert will also do . His 22.84 m the 50 free was JUSt 14 batUe in the finals after qualifying • hundredths of a second away from .. eighth in the 100 breaststroke CTF conslderabon. "You know he'll (1 :09.23). be going ,ror it on Friday, that's for Irvine is the best represented in sure." Kreiutzkamp said. Friday's finals. In the eight races The Sea View League Finals competed on Wednesday, the begin at 1 p.m. on Priday at Newport . Vaqueros qualified in 27 of the pos-Harbor. in the first year, then Yardley n and 1--~~-%4-"WU-¥-~~W(l~·~_,_-1- in operation and funds raised. After a year in hlbemation, Johns helped resurrect the Yardley name for the goll tournament and promoted Newport Ha.rbor's "Most Famous Alum· and, perhaps, its "Best School Booste.r," as a way of rallying the troops and iupporting goll coach Jim Warren's fast-growing programs -of which there are five. Yardley fV netted just over $8,500 in 1997, the event's first year back, then skyrocketed to - over $30,000 in 1998, before hitting 40K in '99. Yardley VU in 2000 -hosted by the former Detroit Pistons swingman who dropped in an NBA high 2,001 points in 1957-58, becoming the first to crack the 2,000-point barrier -is expected to be bigger and better than ever. In total, the Yardley-based goll tournaments have raised over $100,'000 for Newport Harbor. But Johns, the GOP heavyweight and Newport Beach entrepreneur who . runs the tightest ship in the harbor, could "retire" as chief executive of the golf tournament. His youngest son , Mitch, a standout on the Sailors' golf team, is graduating this year. · For the second year ln a row, Yardley VU on June 26 will provide several purposes, including a community service outreach to Olive Crest Children's Hom9 and an essay contest for students, all of whlch involves Newport Harbor's players and, possibly, enhances their college · applications. For details on Yardley VII: (949) 856-2200. Local pros Erle Woods lCorona del Mar High), John Sullivan (Newport Beach Golf Course) and SEE GOLF PAGE 82 MEOIHA F£JZAGIC DIMARTINO I OAA.Y PILOT Costa Mesa's Mike whitman (left) s~ims the breaststroke In lhe 200-yard individual medley. Above, Costa Mesa's Alex Sarris, the.other half of Costa Mesa's two-man 'team,' talks with his dad, Chris, after an impress(ve effort in the 100 free. Below, inset, Corona del Mar's Garrett Gentry slims the water Jn the 100 free. IT'S ·ALL COM AT PCL PRE LI MS Sea Kings will send 26 swimmers into Friday's championship finals. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR - Corona del Mar High's boys swim team proved SWIMMING that it could roll out of bed, forget to shave and still dominate the Pacific Coast League: . At Tuesday's PCL prelims, 26 or 29 unshaven· scruffy Sea Kings moved into one of the 64 indi- vidual slots for Friday's PCL championship finals. "Everybody did what they were supposed to do,• Cd.M Coach Jon Moote said. Most of the-Sea Kings, who went undefeated during the PCL dual meet season and are ranked No. 6 in Orange County, didn't bother to undergo the ritual pre-swim body shave. But that didn't stop Cd.M from putting up impressive numbers. The most impressive of the lot 'belonged to sophomore Sherwin Kim. He posted the league's first CIF Southern Section automatic time this year, in the 200-yard individual medley with a 2:03.85. That is well under the automatic qualifying tin1e of 2:05.00 and almost thtee secon'ds better than his old personal record. Kim also had the fastest time in the 100 breast- stroke with a 1:05.74, almost two seconds better than his previous mark. Despite the two PRs, Moore ~d Kim can do even better. "Sherwin was one of the guys who didn't shave,• he said. "He'll shave on Friday. and he can improve on his times.• · Garrett Gentry and Garrett Bowlus added two CIF consideration times for Cd.M. Gentry shattered his PR in the 100 backstroke with a 58.03, good for the top qualifying time. Bowlus posted the third best time in the 50 freestyle with a 23.15. Gentry was also third in the 10() free with a PR of 50.68, and Bowlus was fourth in the same event with a PR of 51.16. Bowlus' teammate, Morgan Johnston, missed a CIF automatic time by .15 seconds. His tm:ie of 22.65 nevertheless gave him the top seed in the 50 free. Costa Mesa senior Alex Sarris was a close second with a 23.02. The Mustangs got the most out of their two var- sity swimmers. Sarris had another second place in the 100 free.with a 50.42.just behind top-seeded John Graass of CdM (50.10). Sams' teammate, junior Mike Whitman, also had two No. 2 seeds for the championship finals. He hmshed the 200 IM wtth a PR or 2:06.92 and lus previous best m the 100 breaststroke was obliterated with a l :05.81 Estancia senior David Collier qualified lor two championship finals with PR.t in both race . He was fifth in the 200 free ( 1 :57 .96) and sixth in the 500 rree with a 5:21.90, over 10 seCQnds better than his old PR. But anyone in the PCL will be hard pressed to match the Sea Kings on Friday. CdM sophomore Matt Meyer set a PR in the 500 free by over 14 sec- onds with a 5:07 .86, which makes hun the top seed. Sophomore Marcello Pantuliano is the ec- ond seed in the 500 free with a 5. 11 .27, another PR CdM senior Omar Kattan also had two PRs, in the 200 IM (2:07.70, tiurd seed) and the 100 but- terfly ~57.70, fourth seed). Seruor DaVtd Fabian swam his best in the 100 butterfly with a 56. 76 for the top seed. He als<!. had a PR m the 50 free (23.71). - Other Cd.M championship· final quahhers include Junior Chriss Street, who wa second m the 100 butterfly (56.98) and third in the 100 back- stroke (1 ·02.44 ). Cd.M's Chase Emety was fourth m the 200 free (1:56.22) and freshman Ryan Moore had two No. 7 seeds. in the 200 free ( t :59.02) and the 500 free (5:22.47). Freshman Bobby Messenger had a PR m the 100 butterfly, (59.50, seventh seed) and eruor Chris McCormick was sixth in the 100 bdckstroke (1 :04.73). • An approval statement for Corona del Mar volleyball. IUdwrd Dunn OMV Pl.or G reg Stampley of Corona del Mar High ls to late April what Reggie Jackson WU to October, only wttb a dilferent set of spik8I and dlgl. ~ Por Stampley, dramatic hCcoe runs i heft come the iame caJendarweek in beck-to-Mc:k yean -both leading to Ody Pilot Athlete of the Week Nt'OgDltlon. . I.Mt yar, Stem~ w• featured ID tldl ~CID May for bll ~ bar*9 ID tbe Sea V.w l.MjUil. ltUt tllM liiii. tbe 6-foot..t ~ ....... bltlllr llfted Coram cW Mlr1DIM~tb9s.Dta ...... 1"'n I ilof ........ , ......... pr-~.,.,,. volleyball tournament on the West Coast. And, along with earning tournament co-MVP bonon With Kevin Hamen, CdM._, Stanford-bound letter, lt WU atra IWMt fot Stampley and bis teemmatel u they lmocbd off a.ck Bay rtva1 Newport Harbor in the ftnal at Santa 8elt>era ~ 15-13, 15-9, 15-10. ·Tbere'I ndtbing betta' tMn pa.ytng Harbor.· Mid n ~ NCalded 17 ldDI. 13 .. mil ...-.nc..-lntbellllit .... ..... . IMldlng:111IN ....... la QIMla ..,... ---=£• Rtws al a.-~. 8eec:b tD .. r: TMI z'r ~ .. . ......., =~Th~~~2= ~----p~~~-~---------~- r Kulniaticki, Bean rllle •They defeat Cd.M teammates Kennedy and Myers in final. Richard Dunn D~ILY PILOT IRVINE -They see each other in class, down the halls ctnd every day on the tennis courts. But wben four Corona del 1 Mar Hjgh juniors went face to , face Wednesday in the Pacific Coast League boys tennis championships at the Racquet Club or Irvine, they were star- ' ing at a doubles title. "We sWl wanted it," said • Peter Kulmaticki, who teamed with Michael Bean for the PCL crown, as they knocked oH Sed King teammates Robert Kennedy and Randy Myers, 6-t , 7-6 (7-0), in the final. Bean, d trdnsrer from Saint • Stephen!> TenntS Acddemy jµ,, Austin, Texas. dn<l Kulmallck1, a returnmq member of CdM's CIF Southern SPcl1on Division I championship squcJd of l.ast yedr, were sec•dctl No. l and plclyCd like it. After IJecJ tin9 University's , Scott Morgan and Edwin Chen ' in th4? scrrnfinab, 7-5, 6-2, ' Bedn-Kulmclticki hdd some farnihrJr comp.my at the center court for the doubles title. GOLF I CONTINUED FROM B 1 Bruce I looper (Newport . Beach Country C lub) are among the players registeced for the Tommy Bahama Newport Bedch Open on. May 15. The event, whlch benefits the Newport I !arbor Area Chamber of Commerce, is for professionals and TENNIS · w 0 were all able to play loose. because we had CIF berths au loc~ed up,~ Bean said. In the final, Bean· Kulm~ticki w · e r e behind in the second set, 4-1 , and rallied for the win. "I'd say we were a little ner- vous at 4- 1, • Kulmat- icki said . "I would n 't say we Kulmattcld Bean were less intense (than dudng the opening set), but I think we were just too relaxed.• Myers and Kennedy were unseeded in. the tourpament, but they were winners over No. 2 seeded J eff Lawrence and Anson Hsu of University in the semHinals, 6-3, 6-4. Myers, Kennedy, Bean, Kulmaticki and CdM's No. 1 singles player, Brian Morton, are aU juniors. Cameron Ball. wbo won the PCL singles title Wed.J')esday al RCJ, is a sopho- more . Uni, howevef, which won the PCL team title this season with two victories over Corona del Mar, has several outstand- ing sophomor4s, as weU as freshman Jack Li, the top- seeded player ln the singles. HWe haven't put it all together against Uoi, • said Bean, playing high school ten- nis for the first time. In the second set of the league finals, Myers-Kennedy were up, 5-2, before Kulmatic- ki-Bean came back and forced a tiebreaker, during which they gave up no points. "Their serves reaUy help them in a tiebreaker,• Corona del Mar Coach Tim Mang said of Bean and Kulmaticki ,, Bean said when his family moved from Austin, Texas, lo Newport Beach, he •was reluctant at first,• but *the drop off (in competition) has- n't been too extreme.• Thus far, ·the eason has worked out "perfcclly, • he said. Sheepishly, as Bean and Kulmaticki finis hed lheir media interviews on the hard courts, they asked if they "could thank Paul Oakenfold for hls continuos motivation through hi music and words," Bean said. CeNAAO LAU I DALY PILOT Corona del Mar's Cameron Ball, on the way to the Pacific Cout League boys individual championship Wednesday. ON THE BALL! Corona del Mar sophomore Cameron Ball claims PCL crown. TENNIS match Tu esday in the PCL championships when · he knocked off Urn's Henry Mak, the fourth seed. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT _ • "Trus is the biggest win of IRVINE -Antid the glitz au," Ball said of hls three-set and glamour of Corona del win over Yovan in the finals. Mar High boys tennis, CdM H But if felt good to knock off all sophomore standout Cameron 'three of (Urn's) top players. Ball joined an elite group •rve had a little spurt, and Wednesday in the Paci(ic I'm trying to keep it going." Coast League finals at the Rae-Urn defeated CdM twice in quet Club of lrvine. league competition to claim For only the third time since the PCL crown, and Ball lost lo 1990, and the second since Yovan, 6-1, in his only prior Tun Mang took over as the Sea appearance against the Trojan Tommy Bahama shirts and a Kings' coach in 1993, a Corona sophomore. custom pair or Foot-Joy goll SCHEDULE del Mar player captured a "I like being the under- shoes. league singles charnpionshlp. dog,• said Ball, who also lost to The annual Casino Night TODAY Ball, who started to roll at Yovan three years ago in a and Putting Contest will be the Ojai Valley Tenrus Touma-junior tournament in San held on May 13 at Sterling • ll'M:tr and field ment last week. defeated the Diego. BMW in Newport Beach. High school boys and girts -. PCL's top-seeded player in the But Ball, much like Dent in Details: (949) 729-4400. Newport Harbor Sea View semifinals, University's Jack his freshman season four years League Finals at Irvine High. Ll, then beat the No. 3 seed, ago, is developing qwck phys- CHIP SHOTS ... Results 5 p.m. Urn's Aaron Yovan, in the ically, sort of a work in _ of the 2000 LadJes Club •Volleyball finals, 6-2, 6-7 (6-8), 6-3. progress for a top tenrus play- Championship at Mesa d ~i~h schooc 1 bo~-Co<6ona "I wanted to prove that l er. e ar at osta esa, p.m should've been seeded, even "Taylor starting growing a Verde Country Club: .; Aliso Niguel at Newport th h 1 h d b k t • lot early that year ('96), then all Championship lligbt (four Harbor, 5:45 p.m.; University sar~iall. ~b~ h~°ct ~~ :~~e of the sudden at the end of the rounds) -Dernse Woodard, !t=:j,6 p.m. winners in the final and year ... ," added Mang, refer- llSIETIALL Castleton to Fullerton Cq>STA MESA -Orange Coast College standout men's basketball player, David Castleton, will continue his collegiate career at Cal State Fullerton next season. Castleton, who led the Pirates ln sco11!jl at 22.6 points<; per game, choSe the ntans pri- marily ~ause of first-year coach Donnie Daniels. Daniels was an assistant for Rick Majerus at the Uni- versity of Utah for a number of seasons. "He knows a lot about the game,• Castleton said. •1 wanted to play for a coach that would make me a better basketball player and I think that he can do that.• Castleton chose Fullerton over a number of Division I schools like Fresno State, the Universi~ of Wisconsi.Q, Prov:i- dence and Loyola MarymounL He should see substantial min- utes for the Titans. another big factor in his decision. "Being a JC player the past two years, I wanted to go to a school where I would find a lot of minutes right away,• Castleton said. • -by Tony Altobelli COLLEGE TENNIS Region II: lions roar into finals • Vanguard U. sweeps past Westmont, 5-0; at Point Loma today. SAN DIEGO -The Van- .· ----eorpeFale-feuJSomes a Newport Beach Country Club. ' ~teoe--CVctrt!!,._+-t-ro:,.,,..,TTD"-t+nr--ft'f~stt--liShe~ar-•K:tMwngn--"'-ring-to:-f>enl-'s-eventtt·M-+!l+'--Q:WIJW-JUJlnu::rsi.c¥-iw.e:a..!OueJlll1S-~-1 Natalie King, 352; Debbie at Orange Coast, 2:15 p.m. since freshman Taylor Dent in Southern Sec;:tion singles title. team advanced to the finals of " ·~ •II .... .... ... Over $10,000 in cash and prizes will be al stake. Defending champion Perry Park~r is. not listed among the pro entries. Also, the tournament crowns the amateur champion as the Newport Beach city champion, but anybody can enter as long as they meet halfcllcap reqwre- ments. There will be a shotglfll t'> start at 8 a.m. for pros aAc.!-' amateurs with handicaps of t 2 and under. ~mong the tee prizes are , Brown, 354. •Softball 1996 to win a league singles Dent is oow on the men's pro the NAJA Region II tennis All othe r flights are three High school -Estancia at championship (Cd M's Dave Futures circwt. tournament with a 5-0 semifi- rounds. First flight -Sue Corona del Mar, 3=15 p.m.; B · s Vi L ln the final, Ball won the nals win over Westmont J Chi 261 s Buk -·--~orthwood vs. Costa am won a ea 1ew eague ane • ; ang a • Mesa, at TeWinkle Park, 3:15 title in 1992). first set easily, starting the Wednesday. 273; Carol Banks, 276. p.m. The 6-foot-1 Ball missed match with three straight ser-Peter Skneczynski and Second flight -Sandy • Golf 2112 weeks in March because vice winners. Martin Makovec each won ln Perrin, 288; Bettye Roland, High school boys · Sea View of a broken left thumb, but ln the second set, Ball was singles action, before joining' 291;-Bev Stinson, 292. Third League championships at also pulled a calf muscle this ahead in the tiebreaker, 5-2, the rest of the Lions in a dou- Oig)lt -Janice Yu, 295; Pat Westrldge CC. La Habra, 1 p.m. season and has suffered but Yovan came back with bles sweep. • Tennis Creed, 297; Arlene Peterson, College men -Vanguard through continuous growing four ·consecutive points, then Vanguard, ranked No. 3 Jn . 300. Fourth' flight -Tma university at NAIA Region 11 paim in bis legs, forcing him to won, 8-6, to extend the match. the NAIA polls, will face Carroll, 301; Bette Hamre, · Finals, 9 a.m., at Point Loma stretch between sets. Ball broke Yovan ln the first Azusa Pacific in the Region n J04; Virginia James, 306. Nazarene. · "With my legs and hips, game of the third set to estab-finals today at 9 a.m. at Pomt Fifth llight -Young Han, Community college women · everything gets way off llsh the tone, then reQlained Loma. 301; Sue Lloyd, 319; Marilyn Orange Coast at State whack, especially on those ahead one break until the NA.IA MGION n TOURNAMENT Sk · 324 R~lonal at Mt. San Antonio ha.rd courts.• said BaU, whose ninth and final game, when Me 5emifltyls ann, · Co l~e. singles. 9 a.m.; father, Syd, is a former Aus-finished the match with an V.,.wd S. Westmont o •RICHARD DUNN's golf column doub es, 1:30 p.m. tralian louring pro and long-overhead smash at the net. Singles . Skrzeczynski (VU) def. appears every Thursday. time tennis instructor in New-In the other semifinal, Phillips. 6-2. 6-2; Makovec (VU) def. port Beach. Yovan defeated CdM junior Annett. 6-4, 6-4. .. Last week at Ojai, Ball, Brian Morton, 3-6, 6 .. 4, ~-3. Doubles . Helmlnen-Johansson 11 (VU) def. Schlobohm-Mercado, 9-8; playing ln the CIF boys 18s, Morton, the tournament's No. Skrzeczynski-Stromberg (VU) def. upset No. 2 seeded Nick Weiss 2 seed, played No. 1 singles for Magliolo-Lastorla, s-6; Ulfvebrand· or Calabasas ln the second the Sea Kings this season , Makovec (VU) def. Phillips-Annett. round, then won another huge while Ball played No. 2. 8-5. STAMPLEY GIEG STAMPLEY were barely able to squeak by and win the second game (15-11) ... That (comeback victory) gave our team a lot of confidence.• CONTINUED FROM B 1 The USC-bound Stampley, who will be a walk-on player for Trojans Coach Pat Powers next season with aspirations of earning a scholarship down the road, was huge in the Sea Kings' win over Huntington Beach with 26 kills, but also because of his intangibles. •Greg started leading this team over the weekend with bis attitude on the court,• said CdM Coach Steve Conti, whose team reached the ClF Southern Section Division I title match last year, losing to Newport Harbor ln a memorable final. Saturday in the semifinals, Stampley was the re for 22 more kills and three blocks, before leading CdM to the title, finishing the tournament with 84 kills (an average pf 21 per match). Stampley's favorite moment in the tournament came late in the finals, secur- . ing the will over Harbor. Dur- ing one play, CdM's Chris Shepardson made a fine dig and passed the ball to Stamp· ley in the front row. Stampley was prepared to fire away, but beard Hansen boiler at. the last second, and, instead, unloaded a beautiful cross-court pass to his setter teammate, who blasted home the kill and chiseled an excla- mation point on the win. ON NOW .... ENDS SUNDAY! . ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER · After getting 19 kills, five digs and four blocp against Bear River, Stampley enjoyed a big outing against Huntington Beach. But his best moment came when the Oilers, who woo the first game, jumped out~a 9·4 lead in the second and grabbed the om~. •It just seemed like we were s ggllng mentally,• Conti said. •When you looked across the court, they had blank looks on their faces. But (Stampley) was the guy patting guys on the back and giving words of encouragement to try to get going, and we "(Hansen) never gets to hit,• said Stampley, whose jump set was well-timed for Hansen. •He just hammered it. It was great, and then we all started yelling at each other (in celebration) ... because after that, we knew we bad it.• SHOW HOURS ThUrtldaY: 12 noon lo 9pm Frtct.y: 12 noon_, 10pm Slllurd~; 10MI lo 10pm 8und9y-11MI lo 6pm -ADMISSION ADULTS : $8.00 Children 12 & under Free MORE INFOAMA TION (888) BOAT-INFO A three-year varsity starter and part of the Sea Kings' CIF Division m title team in 1998, Stampley 11 hopeful of bis team going far into the playoffs this year. v • Doily Pilot NHll Dodgers top Red Sox NHWPORT BEACH -The MUSTING Dodgers used a 15·tllt auack to put away the Red Sox, 10-4, m Newport Harbor Baseball Associabon act.Ion last weekend. Cameron Chase had three h.it& to l ead the Dodgers' offense while LJt D'Cnu;, Peter klnney' Charlie O'Detky, Holden • ' Gray-Keough and Stefan Brysha dach chipped in with two hits. M~l Stemper and Drew Uttlelalr each added cl hit and scored a run for the Dod9e'rs. Jtraden Cluck, Bryan Rhodes and Eric Hansen led the Dodgers' defense, whlle Chase, UlUefair dnd D'Cruz each pitched well, combining ror 11 sttikeouts. For the Red Sox, Andrew Kaban and Garrett Gordon each had two hits • Padres 8 Yankees 5 - . MJchael Heltrlch broke open a tie game m extra innings with a three-run home run to lead the Padres to Victory over a tough Yankee team. Woody Yokoyama led off the decisive seventh mntng with a line dnve single which led to the winning run. The Padres received strong pitching perfonnances from Jack Brumagln, who pitched three scoreless innings, Adrian Luchs. Alex Rios, and Spencer'RltcbJey who preserved the victory. • Dodgers 11, Marlins 1 - The Dodgers' pitching dnd defense came through strong in an t 1-1 victory over the Mdrlins in Newport Harbor BasebdU Association Mustang DiV1s1on action. Big eighth-inning comeback the difference in nine-inning victory over the Diamondbacks. NEWPOlIT PEACH -It took over a moplh to complete, bUt w&on tt tinaDy ended, the Yankees defeated the "Diamondbacks in nine innings, S.. 7, m Newport' Beach Little League Majors Division action last weekend. In a game that began 9P March 18 and was suspended due to darkneia, the Yankees rallied with fow r..m.s iii the eighth IDDing befQre pulling out the win in the ninth. - Zack Voa Berg led off the ninth with a \Mse hit, stole second and ICOred the wmning run on a base tut by Kyle Scbaeeklutll.. Yankee catcher MJcbael Aspegren led the offense with two bits. The Diamondbacks were led by Wyatt Cole, who had two bits and three RBis. In other Ma1ors Division action. • GJantli 8, Angels 7 -The Giants held off a late rally by the Angels for the win. Zack Powen keyed a four-run third inning ' with a big home run. Powers, Michael KonUch apd Jamie JO.lne each scored twice. • Tom Money struck out nine in four iruung or work ror the Giants. . For the Angels, Brandon Mason bad a double, triple and lhree·runs scored. The Angels. scored three runs in the slXth inning to cul the lead lo one before Kordich got the finaJ out on a stnkeout for the Giants. • Yankees 4 Cardinals 3 -The Yankees' Andrew KelJgan had a clutch two-out, RBJ smgle JO defeat the cardinals m seven Innings. Yankee pitchers combined to stnkeout 10 Cardinals in the game. Strong rellei work by ...... nACI LL llAIOll Kyla ~ath an<t MJcbael Onnc:o prese~ the win. J 1be Cardinals were led by wuu.m O'Bdea, wbo bad a single and a doyble, along ~tb Matt Joeea. who bad ltwo RBis and a base hit. Colin Wigley bad two solid defenSLve plays, while Steven Hinton pitched five strong innings for the Cafds. • Giants 3, lled Sox 2 -MJcbHl Kordlcb's RBl single in the bottom of the seyenth iruung, sconng Zack Powers, gave the Giants the ww over the Red Sox. Z.Ck Milder led off the game with a bWll single and scored on a double by Kordich. Tom Money, Philip Ba.ruum and Kordlch held the Red Sox to three hits, w tule strlkmg out nine. Connor Cbllds and Milder led the Giants' defense. , - For the Red Sox, Scott LelmkuhJer and Steven Hlllgren played solid aJJ-around games. • Yankees 11, Diamondbacks t -Strong pi,tching by Kyle Schneeklutb, Kyle Legrawa c1nd Zack Von Berg led the Yankees to the wm over the Diamondbacks. Andrew Klligan had two hits, including a double; whtle Von Berg also chJpped in with two hits. , . Austin Ralge.r, called l!p from AAA, bad a base hlt m his first at-bat. while Schneekluth, M•tt Hauser, Robbie Lusk, Michael Aspegren and Richie Borensen each chipped in with key hits. The Diamondbacks were led by Valentine lvanJskJ, who had two hits and Scott Collon, Peter Polatev and Cameron Black. who each had one hit.. Cameron Chase started the 'gartle and pi~ched two soUd innings before D-rew UttJelalr and R.J. D'Cruz combined to stnke out t t the rest of the way. Mariners, Red Sox end in 11-11· standoff Peter Kinner and Charlie NEWPORT BEACH LITTLE LEAG.UE AA O 'Desky led a strong Dodger NEWPORT BEACH -The infield defense which did not Red Sox and Manner; bdttled commit an error in seven for su tnrungs. but ended m an chances. 11-11 ue last weekend m Cdch had two hits and scored Stefan Brysha slngled, doubled. Newport Beach Little Ledgue two run!. to lead the Red Sox. tnpled and scored rour runs, AA Div1Sion actJon last Eric ChebU and Travis Jones while D'Cru~ dnd Kinney each weekend edch had cl double and a run Jake KJlllan had two hits, two RBis and a run scored, while Grant KeUgran, Andrew Fulcher and Beau Aliyah each had two RBis COSTA MESA LL Tigers zap D'backs ._ COSTA MESA lWOIS -Strong pitching by JamJe Tinnlon and Matt Doran helped the Tigers defeat the Diamondbacks, 12-0, 1.n C06ta Mesa Llttle League Majors OIVl.Sion, Ullerleague dction last weekend. Tmnion and Motan combined to aJJow only three tuts while striking out 11 . Tlnnion and Andrew Sanford ~ch hlt'home runs, while R.J. Duemrrger came through with three ruts tor the Tigers. . Andrew MUUan contributed with a triple, while Doran came through with two hits. 1 M~rlins stop Astros COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa MAJORS NabonaJ Little League Major Marlms rellldmed undefeated ror the season following a 9-3 WUl over the Astros last weekend. Evan Spencer's two·run home run m the fifth mrung gave the Marlins some breathmg room for the ww. Vlnnle Valdez bad three luts and one RBI, while Alex Robles added two hils and an RBI. Taylor Higgins, Mike Wolfe, Adam and Eric Seadondollar and P.J. Errington each added· key 1l1t.s for the Marlins. On the mound. Valdez earned the wm, stnlung out tour whtle cillowmg only two hit!.. Tigers top White Sox COSTA MESA -MAJORS The Tige~s broke open a !Jed ballgame with cl' three-run suth mrung to defeat the Wtute Sox, 6-3, Jast weekend in Costa Mesa Amen- can Lltlle League Ma1ors DiVJSion actJon R.J Duemberger pitched -hve strong uuungs, alJoWUlg only two tuts. wlul~ sink.mg out 10 for th<! Tigers Duembcrger and Janue Tm- ../ mon each cdme through Wlth two hits. with T1nivon cJubbUlg d home run m the firth mnmg Corey Hughes and Matt Doran each ctuppe,d th ·with key .. Thursday, May-'· 2000 83 CM PONY Crom leads way for Diamondbacks COSTA MESA - _ = Culleo Crom had a 5trong d.ll-around performance for the Diamondbacks o~the Costa Mesa PONY League m their 9-4 win over the Corond det Mar Reds in mterleague action. A.,, a pitcher, Crom tossed a ~omplete game, stn.long out 15. As a hiller, he smacked a long home run to spark the 0-Backs' oUense. Adam Jorgensen had three hll-5 and <,t'Ored three woes, wtule Caley·Ryan Carr and Marcus Fernandez eacb started rallies with key hJts In other PGNY 1nterleague act.Joo • Costa Mesa Mariners 10, Braves 5 • Daniel Cooper J knocked off the Braves by p1tchmg su strong mrungs before Gary Gonzalez struck out the ide m the eventh Strong QUense was contnbuted by Danlel Parabes, K.-vle Allen and Gary Strawn _ • Costa Mesa Jndlans 3, CdM Dodgers 2 -Greg Hughes allowed JUSt three tuts ma complete·gamf' wm for the Indians Tyler Herrled had d triple and two runs scored to ledd the Indians' orfen.,e, while catcher Colin McGuire threw oul two Dodger runners tp lead thP dclPnse. •Costa M esa MarUns 4, CdM Angels 3 -Kris Hartwell had two tuts and two RBis, wlule Matt ch.lrmer added a tnple and double for the Marlm!> m their wm over the Angels Maritn pitcher Josh Kornegay <,cattered tour luts over !>IX inmngc; before Brett Vla tossed a '>coreh.•s'> seventh mnmg NJB ewport-Mesa wins hit".. for the T19er.. had two b1ts apiece. Tr .•. b 1 th r • cored for the Manners awng y our m e top o Eric Hansen, Marshall ln other AA Diw.1on actJon: HOOPS NEWPORT BEACH -The .) r----~i=:=:'=-ir:r=ri-::-=-i~,.,,,:..;.r.<"'="""'=r---W..uo..;;~ll..!'!.!!!!l!!JO~c ....!!thisewM~:.!..!n!!.!ni!::e.!3.... __ .._Me&s-.P _n.v1,... 6 :th M i ' Mets Io Ma ... ners 7 -Andrt!w scored six runs to take the lead, ~n>.c~·-.1-1™e~ue~s"--LJ~:LS...W...M.1U .. aru_~_LL_.::...JJ_LD.&J_u;_e:i_~-J1Red-SoX:-ed<H>-t<l~ne~.--.i~~<>A-4\44~..Qll~-------I scored eight runs in the rinaJ two Fulcher had a Mngle, double seventh-grdde NtltJonaJ Jumor capped oCf by a Sam French innings ford comeback win over and three runs scored to lead COSTA COACH PITCH Basketball tc>am knocked oft grand slam. the Dodgers. the Mets over the Manners. MESA -ln • Fullerton 56-2q to open the ln the bottom of the mmng, After the Dodgers 1umpecl Michael Katz and Nick a battle ol oUense, the Red Sox spnng league i.cason key hits by Danny Dewees and out to a 6-4 lead, M ichael Bor-Brower eoch had two RBts, defedted the Rangers, 15-12. last Taylor Young had lb pomts • Yankees 9, Cardinals 1 - Yankee pitchers Spencer Smith, lobn Swift and Cbrls Grlffln combined to stnke out 14 ID the win over the Cardina~ Tom Bangert rallied lhe Red chard pitched two scoreless while Grant Kellgran and Jake weekend in Costa Mesa Little and eiyht rebound<; to lead Sox. innings for the Mets, keepmg • Kllllan ea<.h had two runs League, Coach-pitch act:too Newport-Mei.a. while ~Y Bangert and Brian Hurst the game dose scored. · • Kayla Dixon had three hits Peters odded 10 pomu. and and tagged out a runner at home Tyler Lance hdrl rune pomts For tbe Cardinals. Jackson Maslnglll had two hits and an RBI, wblle Maverick Medler adc1ed a tut AYSO BULLETIN BOARD Rangers take two Under 14 girls team heading to natioQals Coaches needed for NMJAAF programs BRONCO NEWPORT BEACH -The • BE~~RT REGION 57 BE~~~e FOOTBALL·. Rangers defeatM the Yankees. 7-2, before taJu.ng Cdie o{ the Padres, 3-2, last weekend rn Newport Harbor BasebaJJ Association Bronco Division acbon. The girls under 1<4 squad representmg A YSO Region 57 will partiopate m the Nanonal Games July <4 in Albuquerque. N.M . The team was selected to participate m the 192-team tournament out of over 20,000 teams from rrom around the nation. Newport-Mesa Juruor AU-Am£'ncan Football Program IS seelang matwe and responsible men w1th an expenenced rootba.U background to coach youngsters ages 7-14 Nathan Cramer had two hits to lead the Cards' otrense m the Win over the Yankees. Ill full·cOntdCI football. Davis Pensteln and Kenny Albopp each had two hits ror the Yankees. For mformation, call Jun MrGee at (949) 640-0500 or (949) 610·8505. In the wm over !)le Padres, · Cody Greene had a double and . made a stellar defensive play tn the outfield. Tlln Cramer scored the go-ahead run and made a made a strong play at the plate to save the win. Players on the squad mcludo Elizabeth Almaraz, Elyse Avila, Brooke Burgner, Samantha Bums, Courtney Carnahan, Kellie flint, Shana Goldberg, Orange Coast United seeking players ,.Kate Heescben, Meredith Hultman, Britta Nielsen, Adrienne Patterson. Michelle Que}'Tel, MaJJory Reyonalds and Natalie Sims. ME~~STA CLUB SOCCER __,. .. my tNm? If ~u can't find it. you need to call (949) 574-4223 and find out why. For sponsor mfonnation, call Maree Almaraz at (949) 759-<4964. The Orange Coast Umted Soccer Club lS loolang for players ages 10-12 (12 alter JuJy 31) and 15-17 (17 after JuJy 31) for the upcoming season For mlormabon, call Eugene R Day at (714} 434-9263. ..,__.-_ J ~~I I w .ml I' MLE.,...I FlctttloM Bualnesa Flctlttod Buslnesa FlctltloU9 Buslnn• w:mJ Name Statement Name Statement N•me Slat'ement ....... lol~raon• The totlowfng peraoos The totloWl"SI persons • ,,. ,..... are doing buslne.a u · are doing busineu u •re doing u . Holly ol Southern The Colteel0<'1 Lan\p Enh1ncad Par· C1lloml1, 112s Nonh 122 Grand C1nal tonneiu Ceoler '°' 1ti1 Kra1rnar Place. B1lboa laland, CA Mind, 8odv & Soul, 234 A n a h e l m • c A 92662 E. 17th St .. Sii •100, 9280CHll23 • Nancy Newtdrk, 122 Coetl ltMsa, CA 112627 Envlronmtntal Equip-Grand Canal, Balboa Is· Oenl11 Ann Lockhart. rnent SUPOIY, Inc., (CA}, land CA 92662 78CJ7 3rd SI .. Downey, 112& Norfh Kraemer This business la eon· CA 802.41 Place, Anaheim. CA dUcted by: 1n lndilli\'Jua.1 Thie bu11neaa II con· 92806·11123 Have you 1t1r1ad duc:Md by: 111 lndMdul.I Thia bu11neaa Is , con· doing bu1lna11 yet? Have you 11arttd dueled by. a OOfJ)Orallon Yea, ~rll 13, 2000 doing bu1ln111 yet? Hive you at1rt1d N1ncy Newkirk Y~~~-L· ... "·rt doing bu1lnH1 yet? Tiii• 11a1emen1 w11 .,.._ ,.,., ._,,. VM, 312tJOO l1led W•th Iha County Thie 111temenl waa Environmental E.: Clerk of Orlnoe CountY flltd '!}ft1~1he ~~ men! ~. Inc: , on 04-28-2000 Cleltl "' ......, .. , Rlckettl, Prelldenl 2000ll27Ut on 06-02· ........,. .. ,.1.,. Thie ttallfMlll WU Diiiy Pllol Mty 4, 11, 16 .. ...,_.... tiled With !tit Coumy 25. 2000 nqoe, Flctltloua Bualneu Name Statement The lollow1ng ptreont ate doing blltfness u · Crealive Coach Bu11dera, 11142 EHi 4th St • Santa Ana, ~l1f0f· Ml 92701 Leo SalH, 1642 E. 4111 SI.. Santa Ana, CalllOf· Ilia 92701 Thia bllalneaa la con- dUOled by: In Individual Have you 111nad doing bu81net1 )'el? No Leo Selu Thia 111temen1 w11 flied with 1M County Oleftl QI Orlnge County on 05--02:2000 2000ttanoe Olly Piiot May 4, Il1,§ 25, 2000 Oely ~May 4, 11, 11, Cleltl ol OrenQe CounlY U. 2000 Tt1727 on 04·21-2006" NOTICE Of Flctttloue tu.m... .-E Of 2000MIMS3 APPLICATION FOR _,,_ Delly P11o1 All 21,.Mty CHANGE .. ,..,,. ... -..nt AYALAllUTY Of 4, 11, 1f. apoo Thff5 OWNERIW Of The followlnQ Pfl'ION Flctltloua Butlneu Name Swtement The lollowii'O persons are doing bUSll'llSI as: Hotsy Anaheim. 1125 North Kreamer Place, A naheim. CA 9280&-1923 Envlronmtntal Equip-ment Supply, lnc., (CA). 1125 Noriti Kraemer Piece. Anahelrn, CA 112806-1923 Th• bll•lneaa la con· ducted by:. I CC>rl)Ol'llJOO Have you 1tartad doing bu11n11s yet? v ... :v2WOO Environmental Equip-ment Supply, Inc .. Roblfl Rldlettl. PrHldtnl Thia ll•lllf'llll11 ... hied wrth !tit County Cltrtt al Orange Counly on 04-21-2000 2000tlnn4 Dellv ~ """· 27, M9V 4. 11. 11. 2QQQ_ TheM ANNUAL REPORT ALCOHOLIC ere dDing bulNle 11 ~1~: =: Actltloue lu1lnw IEYIRAQI eo.":'"imeJ""cY:::, '='9..::: ..._.. Codi, Idol 11 ...,_ ... I 111..e LICIHH 1'412" loln Chica The follOwllla '*'°"' .--llllt flt 8n-The folloWlrll l*'IO'll Olllit ol Fling ,..._..__ Street, Hunllnglon .. ""lnD bulilMI • ;;".i-:..;;fd flt Olten--dDlrv bulilMI a !Ion-May 1. 2000._,_. 8ledl. CA 11949 .,.;e: Helf a.Ion, dllr ~ 1• ol !he a•HAVIORAL To Whom I~ Con-""°'* M. MeM, "1 W 19'tl Ill.. 119, ........, FounMon. I HEALTH SYSTEMS, cem • '731 ~ onw. ~-c-Mita. CA 11917 ~ ~. 11 1601 ~ Ave , Thi Name(1) ol !he ........ llildl. CA .... ...,,... a.r,..., &et ~ 11 flt Foundt-1202, Newpott IMtt!, ~•)Ii/ere: -~.....,., 1171 W. Wllofl 91. 11, C.-. IOn't ,....... olllOI '°' CA liee3 JP/t(J> INC II ~ Olm ...... Mlea, CA '"27 • ~ _ _.,. rew-_ DM1 R I~. Tiie ~ ~ CA -. 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N ....... =. m·~·_!,Wf# n;r· .. ~ AYSO ' Black Magic wins in # early playoff action 'NE\V- PORT REGION 97 plate ror the Rangers. earn.mg and c;even rebounds Player of the Game hOnors. Carlos Pinto dupJWd m Wlth AJex Guder drove tn three six rebounds wlulc> AJex Orth runs with a bases-IOdded drive dnd Rafael M ouradlan led the to center held, while the ac;s1sb Rangers' defen e was led by Strong-atl-around floor game Parker M cPherson, Nick were tumf'<I m by 'eal Rafferty, Dawson aod Undsay Dawson. Wes Presson and Brett Perrine. BEACH -The Black Magic, a girls under 14 team from AYSO Region 97 D1v1S1on 3, won two games on Day 1 of the spnng season playorrs ldst weekend Yankees victorious ROLLER HOCKEY COSTA MESA MACHINE -With a strong defensive play from PITCH Penguins prance Kyle Peterson m After dereatmg Rancho Santa Margarita. 1·0. the Blac~ag1c knocked oH Belmont Shores, 1-0. KrlsUn Jendurslna scored the lone goal for the Black Ma91c m the first game, while Lauren Curtis scored in the second contest. the ld51 inning, the Yankees held oH the Devil Rays, 10-9, m Costa Mesa Amencan Little League, Mach.me-pitch D1v1S1on action. • Corrigan 's four goals lead to a 7-3 victory. COSTA MESA -The Penguins remained undefeated with a 7-3 wm over the Sharks in Costa Mesa Harbor Area Boys & Gtrls Club fourth·grade roller hockey ac:tJon The defense, strong an bolh contests, wds led by Kelly Boler, Jenelle Arnold, Dana Owad, KJm Hanley and Kara DeMille. PC'lerson made· a pinpoint throw to third baseman Austin Knott, who tagged out the Devil Rays runner to end the game. Leadmg the Yankees' oflense was Au.sun Bagby, Brandon Kelly and Nico Sauceda. Connor Corrigan scored four gOdls, Deryck MataJlab chipped m Wlth two goals and OIJUon Flinn added a 1Dgle goal to lead the Penguins' attack Helping the offense was Amanda HoHenberg, Robln Senour, Ally Stoltz. Casey Ibbetson. Tracey Cowie, Kimmy Miller, Victoria Swigart and Barbara JuJUan. For the Devi.1.Rays, Chat Patti- son and Kyle Myres each went 4 for <4, wtuJe Derek Amendola chipped ID With three tuts. ICevtn Kottke played etrectlVe m gOdJ for the Pens, wtule CraJg Desbrow and Justin Balley led the defenM' Helpmg the D-Rays Wlth cl solid all-around game was Ryan Crowe and Robert Royster I w.-11 ... -11 -~I Fl8Mou• Buainess Flc11ttout Buslne.. Fictitious Bualneu Name Statement N•me Statement Name Swtement The following pereon1 'The following p.rlOl'll The following persona are clolt1g busll'lltl II. a.re doing bulllilMa u. are doing ~ u Ouantum All. 101 Jn. Mklmgfll Oflw Limo 800 Marl<ahng s.ivecn novC!lon1, .1rv1n.. OA 1642 EUI •lh St Santa Group, 2520 Saevlaw 92612 Ana, Calrlomie 92701 Ave., Cor0'1a del Mar. ATL Produoll, Inc., I~ Sa'·· 1642 E ••h c· """"""S CalllOf~la, etaware), ~ -· · " --,... 101 lnnov k>ns. lrvlne, SI. San11 Ana. CallfOf· Impact Ad, Inc .• (...,..), CA g nil 92701 ' 2520 SffVltw Ave , Co- This b\ls•nen 11 con-Th• busln•aa It ton· rona dlll Mar, CA 92625 ducted hu: • ""'""""'lion <luc1ed by• Ill lndMdual Thlt bulintts Is con-., -· ...... -H1v1 you 1t1r11d ducted by-a oorporallOn The reglatranl com-doing bualntH ytt? Hive you started menced to transact buel· V11. 09/0111990 doing bu1ln111 yet? ""' under lhe llc1lttotJI Leo Salaa V 91 bualneu n•m• or u, > n.me llsl.:l aboVI on This 1t11em.n1 wu 1~ :Ad, Inc , OCT 99 llled with !tit County John Elllocl. Ptet A TL Producii. Inc , Cltrtt of Or9noe Coun'Y Tiu ataternent WH Kelllll DI"', Pr..otnl on ~·2000 hlld wtttl Iha County ., """27709 ~of~ County Thia Slaltmenl WU """"" P1lol May 4 11 1"' on 04·21• llled with me County .,.., • • "• ---·-••• ,..._.., OrwlOe r--. 25, 2000 THZ35 ·--._,. of ·2000 -"1 Delly ~ """ v. May on ~· 2000 .. 21120 flctttlou9> B'*""8 4• 11• 1' 2000 ™74 ~Mly 4·~ i::~ Flctttloua luetneu _._____ are doirlD aa ,..,,. St8tement Actltloue Bu-GONl>OLA COM· The loltowwlg C11r10n1 ....... ... IMllt P~Y OF NEWPORT. .,. doil1ll .._... aa The ~ l*'IO'll 34C>O VII °"°"° '1028, PONOEAOSA ~11.E -doMD lluli*' a Newport 8Mctl. CA ESTATES, 2n3 W. COASTLlNE t2tt3 COM! H!Ohwev. ,_.,. CH IR 0 PR A CT IC Georg i e Anne ~ 8-dl. CA 1111!883 O..c>uP. INC , 2013 ~. 1707 ,...,_ Jotwl H ~. ~ lhd, C°"8 Del llir, Mboa. CA 2900 OcMn llNn•d . Mita. C&. .-? NM1 COfOnl Oii Mlf, CA CoM111'9 O•+llGIO JemH Andrew 9"25 ~ Inc..:....(~. '°'' ~. 1707 ,..,. Thie ~ • OClftlo ~.-.,~Del""'·..._ CA..,....~.......,.,.. Mita. Oe -1 .... I ..... TNe llullnMe " COfloo ,...... ...... .. """ The ,.......... OQllll-.... bJ: • °""°'"'°'' cadM Dy. IMllMd ... NnOld '° ..... ..... Ht.. ,OU ~ w1tt ,_ under ... ....,_.. doing lilullnell ref? Heve ,ou at81111d !Mtetn•.. nUlll °' v-. 10'111.. .... buelrl9el ,.., ............... C... a.:1-* Y-. .,,... t/1WOO =• 0•· ~ Geortl• A1u1e J11wi H oa--a# 1).1: .. ..._... ~ c... 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No Bllbff-PrNNSef'I\ AnOttlaue R Vachnnt Thll 1tat9meflt -'fh11. alllemenl WH Iliad with the <!ountY flied wl1tl the County ~04~4-~ eoumy ~04~1~ ColA'1I)' 2000ttaN71 2000tl2tTl1 Delly PlkM """ 27. May o.ly PlloC • 27. May .~11. 18, 2000 Tb671 ,4, 11, 16. 2900 1hll73 Adltlou9 ..,.._ Rctlttoue ... .... ....... ........... ..... ...... .. ~w~-.:-.~:· MILE TONE RESI· ltrennan-5-. 4500 DENfW. MOATOAOE, C..,. Of 9w1t 367. 17100 a..... 8' , 1243. NeWDOfll BNctl, CA IMM. CA 9"14 12MO ___, R1e1del• J~mey lrtnnan, F~. Inc , (NE• ~10 S.."'°'9 Ot , V~.-17100 ~ Newpof1 IMCfl, CA II, *3 !MM, CA ne63 .., ....... ,.. ...... Tl'lll tM1ne1a ,.Jt _,. 3o1t0 ._.... DIM, ...... Dy t °"'°'11Ui1 ....,.,, ...._ CA "8ve '°" ~ NM3 . ~ htlMat yet? Thie ......_ .. .,,. v-. 4llMlllOOO ...... ~ ....... ....., ...... re.1 ,.,.,..,. ........ Inc.. a.. Llf. ......... 5.r-.... ... .._.... ... ~~.:ri -=-="--~ .. ···--. 111111 •• n;r•' M ..u...-.-.... .., • '\. Flctltlou1 Bullnffl Ntlme sc.tement The following j1trton1 are doing ~ u : C A lnternatlonat, 10101 Slatlf Avt., Unit 1120. Fountain Valley. CA 92708 Wlllam E. ~ Aa· aoclat11, Inc., ~A). 10101 Slater Av e, Unit 120, F~ 11· lay, CA 11:!708 Thia bu9lnen 11 con- ducled by. a oorporatlOn Have you 1tar11d doing butlneaa yet? Yea. Jan. 11188 Wiliem E. Thomas M- eocie• tnc .• waam e. Thomu·Prea. Thia atet-m -• hied wflh Iha County a.le of °"'1Qt County on 04-1,..2000 2000NH•7 Delly Ptlol ~ 20. 27. Mix 4. 11. Jb655 FlcttUoue Bu91nMe ...,,,. ......... it The foltowlna pinonl art doll'9 bolilaia ae: NIWPOl1 Villa Wfft, 359 San Mlguel 1300, Newport Beach, CA 92e60 Aveton at Newpoft. U..C, (CA), 359 San Miguel '300, Newport 8Mch. CA 92800 .... ~~~,,con -by. Umlled Li.· ~co. Hav• you at411'1ed dolllO MlnMI= Avalon at , U..C, Eltc K. , M41Mgef Thlli Ulemtnl WU NM Wfltl flt ~ a.tc of Or.,.~ on 04-144000' HllllUfTI 1>111>1 PlaC =x, 20, i7. MD 1. 11. 1b10t ............... .............. 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CA 92ee3 This bullna11 11 oon· ducted by: • COfPOl'llion Hevt you etertad doing bualna11 yet? v ... 3l20r'OO Development Clotlllng, Stuart Oadcb, Vice President This siatemant WIS f~ed with ttla County Clerk ol Orange County on 04· 18·2000 200Gel29274 Dally Pilot ~ 20, 27, May 41 IL Th6§3 llC M3 F1ctldoue ........_ fllcttdoue lu1ln111 I UllllONI NOTICI OP ...._ ..... ,... Nw ............ NelM lt .. 1m1nt ....._ .... ....,.. (CITACION PETITION The tolOwhl PMCW19 The tolloWlllQ pertont The 1o11ow1ng PM001 The lollowinQ 1*90n9 JUDICtAL) TO ADM9•TIR n doir'll ~ 11. .,. duS1D ~ 11. .,. duS1D ~ .. : eta dci-.g buliwM at NOTICE TO OEFEN- EITATI OF: Falher Koon'1 Educa· COPY ClU8, 2300 Fire Ouci, 1761 Plecen-~. UC. OANT: (Avl10 e MARV KATI tion Can!.,, 337t Na-Hatbot BIVIJ . Cotta tie Av .• Co.la Mela, t a.nin. Court, N-ACUlldO) MARIA COWLl!Y vedt Av.., COllll Meat. Mala. CA 9262e t2e27 port eaedl, CA 929113 TESTA-PAICE, If' lncll-c .... ....,..... .. CA 92929 PAN ANocietH1_,lnc.. Welter Mid!HI o.tl, AQrlc:lio. UC. (CA), victual end ~S t .. coc "-l!n: Feltlar Koon'a Foun-e~e N wt119W 175t Pl1canll1 Av., 1 Baruna Coart, New· THROUGH 50, Ito!· 4202121 d1tlon. (CA). 3371 Na· Ro.id. Orenga, Coeta ........ c.. 92827 port 8eec:tl CA eaee3 Cl-USIVE To ell halr1, l>enafl· vlda Ave., Co.ta Meu, CA Steven T. Neoko, Thia bu~ II con-YOU ARE BEING ci1r\at, cradltor1, cont· CA 92626 Tilil bUlinue ii con· 475t Plac1nU1 Av., dUc:Nd by. Limited Lia· SUED BY PLAINTIFF: lngent credi1011, end Thia busi""' 11 con· ducted by: • OOfPOrlllon Coeta Meet, C.. ,92927 bf1itY. Co. (A Ud. la em deman- P8'*>111 lllflo Inly oflar· duded by: 1 OO!pOfation Have you 1l•rlad Thia bulineu It con-tl'ave yolf 11.utad d and o) • s A Io wiM be lnlertlhld In Iha Have you 111rlad dolna bualr-. )'9t? No dueled by: a general dolrlQ bullllMI yet? No A80ALLAH, lndlvidually Wiii or...._, or bolt\, ot doing ~ yeC1 No PR~ AlloctalH , Inc., partMrlhlp Agriclp, UC, Jotwl F. and~ A. M. MUARA'f MARV KATE COWLEY Father Koon'a Faun-Reed V Aolllrog, P,.._ Hive you •llltad MIMo, CEO ELECTRIC A PETmON FOR dltlon, Gonjon eant doing bulinaee yt/ltl> No Thil ltlltfMnl Wit You have 30 CALEN- PROBATE hH bean RIJjanawecf\, E•ecutlva This llatarnant wu Waller M. Dl9 filed with t,... County OAR OAYS 1fllf this Iliad by WILLIAM A. Director fllad With Iha County Thll ttl18"18111 wu Cl«k <I Orltl08 0ountY eummona la fffVed on BAKER. PUBLIC AO-this statement WH C1altl of Orange County filed wilh the County on ()t-21·2000 you to nta a ~ MINISTRATOR In the lllad with the County on ()t-25-2000 Clartl of Orange County 2000llHe21 r~ at tllil court. Supenor Court or Cali· Olarte of Orange County 2000M21t17 on 04-25-2000 Oally Pilot A«. TT, Mtly A letter or phone ~It fomla, Counlv ol' on 04-21'2000 Oail'/ Pilot /vK. 27. May 2000tl21t11 4. 11. 18. 2000 Jhe79 will not prolect you; your O~A GE -2000tlne.t5 4, 11, 18. 2900 Th§95 D8lly Piloe Apr. 27, May typewritten raapon11 TH PETITION FOR 0611'/ Pilot Ap. 2T,Mly 4, 11. 18, 2000 The~ ctitJo I muet be in propat leQal P :re reques11 that 4. 11. •fs. 2000 ~ Fl us uslneu form n you 111en1 the PUBLJC NOTICE • WILLIAM A. BAKER, Flctltioua Bualn .. 't Flctltioua iualneea HelM Stmment COUl'I to half 'f04JI cue. fk:tftk>ue Bualneaa Hodc:e 1$~,,qj PUBLIC AOMINIS· Fictitious Buslneea Name Statement Heme 8.........,1 The fol~ l*IOt)I " you do not Ne 'iOUf ...___ s•....._ ___ t ..... .... ~ ... TRATOA be lppoillled Niltne Stat.ment The lol~ttonl T'-· r...._~---· 1re dollla "'*'-ea re9P0fl'e on time, you ._... _,.,,_, """' .... w1• as personal reptatent· 'hi. f·"-~···---• ..w.... 119 "'"""'1 ,....,_, CAFE PASCAL. 3333 may loll Iha cue. end The fol'°o..partons be sold at public euelion flv d I I h ,,,. "'""' ,,_,_, 118 _.., 11 ar1 doing bu u : Brl tol St S ft 2505 a-dolnn •• n ·. on Ma" 11, 2000, et 1 8 tool ~_'.Tl 2.!~ . .!. 8 ate doing llw a1 Media Connect. 2900 PROM PROS. 2891 ,..,! ... .:..·. Cu! .....,..26• your wages, money and •• "" -' estate ""' .............,, Paul Rjdlno Pelnt end First AV•.. 14, Corona A,_.. • Su~ too ......., ..._, "" "'" property may be 1aken Euro-Amarlcen Credit 11 :AM at Stervlng THE PETITION re· Oacorallng, Inc., 864 del Mar, CA 92625 IM,;;,~ c1''926oeR8 • Just French, Inc., without further warning ~ ....... ..... "*" ........... _ .. The ~~per.one The lollo#llJI pet'IOnl .... doing .. .,. ~ .. a) North rna1lclti' Ol~SIFIED CAPI· Cepttal a Credrl. b) TAl VENTURES, 34 North Amenclll Matltet· DraMs Bey. C.otont di! Ing & OltttltM.ltion, C) Met, Callfomm 82e25 Nor1h American lnaur· HabtO AbouhOIMin, anct & AlllOClalM, d) 34 0r8Mt Bar. Corona North ~ Pltltlel, dei Mar, Cellfoml.,_ 1eo9 E Edlng91 Av• 92625 rM. &.tile a. sanui Ana, ArrMr ~. 34 CA 92705 DraQI Bay, Corona del North American Con· Mat, Callfomtl 92e2.5 sotidltad Group, Inc., Ti. bullMaa 41 COl'- (OE), 1t!Oll E Edin09r ducted by a general Aveooe. Sutt• B. Sei1la p1rtna11h1p Ana. CA 92705 Hevt ,.ou 111ned Tht9 bus<nla ta oon-doing 1>u11nau yet? duclad by; I corporetion Yet. 11Jt(Wt999 Hav1 yo1.1• 1tar1ed Hal>fb AbouhotMl(t doing bualneu yet7 THI• 11111mant wu Yee, ~nl 1, 2000 flied with the County North Arnaitean Con· Clerk ol Orll'QI County solldaled Group, Inc , on 04·14·2000 ·Jatnlne M Chernay • 2000M2t055 Prastdent Oeily Pilot May 4, 11. t8, Tilts lt1tem1n1 WH 2.51 2000 TH720 lflad With the County Clenc of Orange Couniy on 04·21·2000 2000982H49 Daily PtloC AfK 27, May 41 11, 18, 2000 Th678 Flctltloua Bltalnna NH'9 sa.t•ment The f0flowlr19 persons are doing buaanasa aa. & Trade, 2973 Hart>o Scholars Moving and quests the decedent'• Beach Street. Coate Lauri Julfen, 2900 First Kennev Paul Hrebik, ~CA), I OOOB Brlahtol s 0 t.. from the court. Blvd., 1531. Co1t1 Mini Storage Co., 1957 wlll and .....,.,a II ny ewport eac A Th ... 1 1 N Bl """""' • a • Mesa. CA 92627-3409 Ave 11, Corona def Mer, 20752 Shadow Rock. • ere are Ouoer ega Maee, CA 92626 ewport vd • Colla bl edmittect to probate. Paul Ryding Pelnllng CA 92625 92660 reqylremen11 You rnay Flctltloua Busl .. '"'•• Yvonne A. Gr<>Mk. Meaa, CA 92627. (949) The MU and tny codkiilt' ind Oecof'altng, lno This buslneu Is con· ~~~~ Canyon, CA This buain1ss 11 con-want to call an attorney ,,.. 2,5311131• CosttfaraboMresaB,lvcd:.: 831·33J~028·Sherrlll 111 ava1l1bl!.: ~~ ,.:!· (CA), 664 8eactt Streat. ducied by. an lndMduaJ This business 11 con-duc1Hed 8 by· 1 oorporat .!?.! ~ eway. If you do noi T~me1olloS~hl1 t•~.!',!._1 Screemi West, 2437 Orange Ave • •o. Coltt Mesa CA 92627 " •rntnabon '" '"" ·-.,...t Costa Meta, CA Have you alerted _.......... av you • e .. ..., ..,,,,.., an enorney. you '"' ,....,_, 92826 M1ckay·Housahold by the court 9.,827 3•09 dol b 1 111 cu:ted by: an 11 .... ......,. doing buslMls yet.? No may calf 111 attorney r• are doing u · ""'" ..... 1ne11 15' con-•Items THE PETITION L • ., ng us neu y <Have you alerted J t F h In f ·• "'·rman Homa Bak· ,,,.. """"' 11• This busmesa la con· Yes, 2/15/00 .w.... business 11 No us renc , c.. err .. l8fvtc. Of • laoel "" ~ by: an Individual '2032A·Rlchard quests authority 10 ad· dueled "": 1 """""'Ilion L4uri Juhan ~K.....,....'V Piut Y8-~'k Ppasca1dl Ol 1 hats aid office (listed In the ery, 2950 Grace Lant. Have you started Schneeweis·Household m"'-ler the estate under VJ _,..... ••••• , Hr..,, res en ....................... , Cosla Mesa CA 92626 .........,. ~.-........ yet? No Items """ Have you llerted This st1tement was This statement was ,.. ........ """"' • ....... 'V .,.,.. •• v_ the Independent Admm-doing buslne111 yet? filed with Iha County filed with the County liladThls itsht111ehmen~" WH Oespuea de qua ta ~ & K.. Bakery, Inc .• Yvonne A. Groeek #41 ·Al Rodgers-~allon of Estates Act. Yes, 3•13.2000 Clerk of Orange County Clerk ol Orange County Ct rk wof Or I e P'unty antreguen este cilaclOll (CAJ, 295b Grace lane, Thia statement was Househokl Items 1,,,is authority will allow Paul Rydlng Painting on 04_21•2000 on 04_28-2000 a .>range ounty judic;lal ustad Ilene un Costa Moaa, CA 92626 Iliad with the County Landlord reserves the the personel represent-and Oecorailng, Inc. 2oooe12H43 200oe1273oe on 04·11·2000 plno de 30 OIAS ThtS buslne11 la con-.jerte of Orllf98 Coll""' 'right lo bid at sale. Cash alive to take menu ac· Sandra M. a,........, • 0a"" o:i~ •~ 21 u 200otl 25t07 CALENOARIOS para dueled by' I OOfP()r8110n 2000 ... , _.., Sale IS ...,...,. t 1 .. ,_.., "' r""" ""'' '-' M maey Oe!tv Pilot May 4, It, 18, 0 P•...., 3 20 04·28· -·1· su.., .... , o tlone without oblllntng Secretary 4 11 l8 2000 Th682 ., ally ""' IVK~ 1 , • presentar U!ll rnpuesta Have you sllrted 2oootl27343 ca.noeflatlon '" Iha event court approval Before This stalemenl was ' ·· 25. 2000 TH717 27. May 41 ~ !!1§3§ escrita a mequln1 en doing bua111u1 yet? Deily Pilot May 4, 11, 18, or settlement between 1along certain very Im-filed With the County eata OOl1t • Yes. Oac»mber. 1995 25, 2000 TH706 landlord and obligated portant ac11oos. hOw· Clerk of Orange Councy Fictitious Bualnesa Fictitious Business Fictitious Bualnna Una cart• o una fl' & K BaktfY, Inc pa7i aver, Iha pefaONlf r~• on 04.14.2000 • N•me Shltement N•me Sa.tement N8me Shltement ltarnada lelelonica no le Chnsropher Kra.n1111. tarving Scholar's aental!Ve wiM be requtred 20004125983 The following parsons The follow ng persons The following persons ofrecera pro1ecct0n, • su VICI PreSldenl Mini-Storage to give noltce to in· Oaity Ptlol Apr 20• 27• are doing business aa: are doi(1l bu81116S8 as are doing buainaas u · raspuesua llCl1ta a ma-This 11a1emen1 was Samuel Jo11pb O'Lear 2437 Ora.noe Ave . •D Co.ta Mna CA 92827 Tnis business 11 con- ducted by an tndMdual Have you alarted doing bu11nan yet? Vea, 03/01/2000 Samutl Joatph O'Lear This Stlternanl WIS hied with tile County Cler1t of Orange County on 04-28-2000 200e>el27335 Dally Ptlol May 4 1 I 18 25, 2000 TH'71 l Fictitious BualneH Name Shltement The following persons are doing busfness 11: Birch Acupuncture Cllnlc, 20t01 Birch Streat 11 to. Newpon 8aach. CA 92860 Published Newport terested persona un1e11 May 4. 11. 2000 Th64g Ball Flnanoial, Inc.. Ni•h ~· .. ltt'""· 2..,...,... Thomas Blair 011. quina Ilene qua cumpllf flied with the Counry Beach·Costa Mesa lhey ti.ave waived notice I 147 Granville Dr., New· ~ u ........ .,, ~ ib·"i 2020 F 11 rt con las lormalidades I• Clerk of Orange County Oaily Piiot April 27, May or consented to the Elden Ave. #G, Cos11 tr "1 ng, u e on gales 1propi1das s1 on 04·10-2000 Flctltloua Buslne11 4 2000 Th667 SSC 9462 port Beach, CA 92660 Mesa. CA 92627 148, Costa Mna, Cati! N S • r,roposed acllon J The NOTICE OF Bell Flnanciel, Inc.. Gary Nllhanlan, 2336 92627 us1ed qulere qua la oorte 20008825525 •me hltem.nt Fictitious Bual"""'ll ndependenl e mlrila· PETITION (CA), t 147 Granvllla Or., Elden Ave., •G. Costa Thomas LIW!'ence BleK, escuche au caso 2°:,'ly~vtlOl4, ~ t~,1162028. arTeh?Jngollo~'.~rsonu s ... tratlOI\ authollty w1U be Newport Beech, CA Mesa. CA 92627 2020 Fullerton 148, Si usted no prasente . _ . g2QQ ""' ..,.,_......., N•me Stlttement granted unless an In-TO ADMINISTER 92660 This bu1tness 11 con-Costa MIN. CaJrt 92627 su resptJeata e 11empo, Dynamic Claims Ad-Sang Woo Gwon, 10111 S. Albarado Slraal. Loi Angeles, CA 90006 Thia buSlne~ Is con-dUcted by: an 1ndMdual Heve you started doing business yet? No Sing Woo Gwon The lollowfno persons leresled person lilea an ESTATE OF: Thes businasa 1s con-This ...... 1 puede perder II c:uo. y Fictit ious Buslne11 m1n1stra1tve Services .........,. ~ .....,..,,._ to the "'"'lltlon J"MES COWLEY ducted by' •n Individual .,,...,ness 1 con· le op1ued1n ..attar su N•me Statement 10101 Stater Ave., SUlte ire --v as· .....,.......... ..... " ducted by: a OOfPOflliOn Have you st1rted duOled by en indiVlduaJ ~ .. Reynolds Corporeta end shows good cause CASE NUMBER: Have you sterted doing business yet? Have you aterted selario, au dlnero y ollas The lollowtng persons 324, Fountain Valley. Plaza. 11501 Westcl1fl why lhe court should not A202120 doing business yet? Ve•. 19,,., d b 1 17 cosas de su prop1adad are ~ng busmass as CA 92708-4741 0 SI 260 N rt grant Iha euthor"" 0 "" oing us nHs ye sin avtliO adtelonel por BUSH N BUTT 5 OynamlC Cl11ms Serv· r., 8· • ewpo .. , To all heirs, benerl-Yes, July 6. 1995 Gary Neshanlan Vet, IO·t0-99 • · · Baaoh, CA 92660 A HEARING 011 the clanes, creditors, cont· Bell l=lnanclal, Inc.. This statement was Thomas leW!'ence Blair parte de ta oorte. Calle Vaquata Rencho 1oes, INC (CA), 10101 Pacific Grand Con· petition will be held on lngent creditors. and flichard C. Shinn, llled with lhe County This statement ·was Exlsten otros requlsi· Santa Margar1ta CA Slate! Ave . Sulla 234 structt0n. Inc., (Calilor-MAY 31, 2000, at 1:45 persons who may Olher· Prutdent Clerk of Orange County filed wlth the County tos legates. Puede qua 92688 Fountain va111y. CA.1 This atatemeni w11 Iliad with the County Clerk of Orange County on °'" 18-2000 nla). 1501 Westchtt Or. p.m in Oept. l73 wise be Interested In Ille Tnis statement was ·on 04•1.._2000 Clerk of Orange County USled qulera ltamar e O e b re A nn 92708-4741 Ste 260. Newpon located at 341 THE ""'"°'estate, or bolh. 01 filed with the County 200oe125H 7 on 04.21•2000 un 'abogado Wemowsl<y 5 Calle Va-This buStnHI is con- Beach, CA 92660 CITY ORIVE. P 0 Box J"MES COWLEY Clerk of Orange County 2oooet2teSS lnmed1a1amenle SI no queta Rancho Santa ducted by 1 corpoiil!on This busoness IS con· 14171, ORANGE. CALI· ""A PETITION FOR on 04·14-2000 Oatly P1lol ~. 20. 27• n..;.i.. Pdoe 27 M cdloca a un ebogado, M~a. CA 92688 Hive yo1.1 started 2oootl 2tl2IO Oelfy Ptlot 2', 20. 27. Mty 4, 11, !h6§5 ducteO by' a corpoiellon FORNIA 92613-1571 20008125H5 May 4· 11• 2000 Th650 .,..;.7 ~ • ay puede llemar e un ThtS busmess 11 con-dOt"Q business yet" ave you starte ... hied t>y WILLIA'-1 A ., ri .,.,..,e<l by an H"""IUUCI H d LAMOREAUX JUVE· PROBATE has been Oat"' ""IOI ~20. 27. 4, 111 181 2000 Th677 S8Mdo de refereocia de ....... ·~-"·-1 Yes 04/'0t 00 ~cl~~:n~el?c!~ ~~~ JUSTICE CEN· BAKER, PUBLIC AO· May 4. ll, Th65I Flctltloua BualneH Flctltloua Buslnesa ~~:i~dd! a~ud: itn:i ~v~~·y::.:r~ tee~~IC ~:~·F;,:;· I R E IF YOU OBJECT to MINISTRATOR tn the Name Shltement N•me Shltem.nt (vea al d1ree1orlo rele· Debra Ann WamoMky Preslden1 CITY OF ~~':':::;: ~.iis1de~ld the gran11ng ol the pelt· Superior Court or C!lli· The following persons The following persons fon1co). This a1atemen1 was This sta1em1n1 was COSTA MESA Tnis statement was t1on. you should appear lomla. County of are do1110 bUslnua as: ere ~ng buSlness as· CASE NUMBER: flied· with the County flied with Int County ORANGE, COUNTY, filed with the Coun1y at the hearing and state ORANGE . TRADlTIONAL RE· • HY d r o Itch (Nu!Nl'o dal Cato) Clerk of Or1nge County Clerk o1 Orange County CALIFORNIA Clerk cf Orange County your objecttOnS or ltlt PROOTHEAfeETITION F~~ ALTY. 1581 Mesa Or .. Enterprises. 8064 Cath· OOSL 00228 on 04·07·2000 on 04-28-2000 NOTICE on Q.4.21-2000 wnnen objections Wtlh requests # 103, San11 Ana erine Ave, S1an1on, CA The name and ed· 20008825310 2ooot827332 • INVm.NG BIOS 2000H2tl837 the court before the WILLIAM A BAKER. Haiatrts CA 92707 90680 dress of lhe coun 11 (El Oaily Pilot 1<9f 13 20, Daily Pilot May 4, 11 18 D811y PllOt ADf 27. May hHrtng Your IP· PUBLIC AOMINIS· Mary' Ann M1aoaro, Soott E Whttteo. 8064 nomb<e dlracx:ooo de la 27. May 4. 2000 Tl!Gi4 25, 2000 Tl-4713 1 ----1~N~O~T~IC~E~IS~rnH~EA~E~B~Y~=•·:::1::1~· ::':1~8·=2000~==™==7=-5 j~pae~rance~~rna~yrf.be~ifl~pe~r~-H!sAATO,!,,~ ,8.~~~ 1561 Meta Onva, •I03, C.lherine Ave •. ::_. _,:Sta:=nlon~::_· ~cortsv;~e~t1~A-<OOUR+-4~1+:==~~-:-'.--~l-IF=~-::::~-::=:=::==l-----I r G VEN 1h1t sealed !ICfl Of b~ ~-e~ t = IF YOU ARE A CREO-8 1118 o a mi Damn Ro111w1ckl, CALIFORNIA COUNTY all labor, meterl1l1, _fll~l!l~lfc.:.~!!!!'~~cmoa..oc..c:oo:lCIOgtl'tLCrad~est~a;,;1ei:>=ol~Pillhem:deoedent.~;;.::.:,;;,.,..µ~~~~~=-~i::~µrbisW>iL.1S11:aesU11-C:oo.cl-J!8~70~Vi~11~K1'!e\.!' la, Slan-.~~t;c;~~ICil·'rr:~~~L;;;:::::::;:;.;~;:;.;;~=J-t===-;;:;;;:;.;;;;;:;;;;::::t----f me . r • •me tatemen ttOf of the deceased, you d • ducted bj: an indt\/Klual on. I JUSTICE CENTER. ~ •nd suott other rlCil· The lollow1ng· persons n'lust Ille your c1a1rn,w1lh quesis 1118 dace ante This busmess Is con· Have you 11ar1ed This buslneas la con· CIVIL DIVISION, 23141 1-----------------. ltiel as may be required are doing buslnell H Iha court and mall a will and codtells. tt any. dlJcted by: a oorpo<ation doing buslne11 yel? ducted by: a general Moulton Parllway, 2nd Robert Cuniff, n . for THE CONSTRUC-Ooctors Longevity corn, oopy 10 the personal rep. be admitted to probate Have you alerted Yes, 1.,_2000 p1rtriersh1p Floor. Laguna Hilla Call· pilSS«I ~"''ll) on ~nmil} ~ .. _2!._!ITAET THIME 1954 Placantta Ave rtsentatille appointed by ~ ~~:,:.:nyl~~s dolnaBSbustneMT yet7 No Mary Ann MalClro .Have you 117erNoted lorr\la 92653-1206 •~rtl ::?9 , 2000 C.-"os"'T .. ~ME· .. ~.. BARK '101 , Costa Mesa. Cal lhe court w1th111 lour • WI • ourn1ments, Thia s1111ment was doing bus1nas8 yet The name. addrns. and "t" .. °" 92627 months trorn lhe date cf ~tlon ,.. lt1a ftle k81)4 Inc .. R Wayne 8'sbee-tded With the County Soott E Whitten telephoria number of Survi''t'd hv his wife, PARK LOCATED IN John OBrien 2422 fira1 1$Suanct of lenera by T~ ~~ITION re-President Clerk of Orange Councy Tlll$ statement was p14Jn11H'a ettorney or M;m-. duldn:n. Kmunc ~~P~~H~~ Santtgo, Newport IS provided to Probe11 =ts authontu lo od· This statement was on 05-02-2000 ~~ wiol'thOr tha ~ty plainutt without ,,; al· .md R.inJv Bradlcv 8eec:tl Cal 92660 Code aectton 9100 The ... , hied with the County 200041127617 """1" Jranga ty tomey 11 (El nombrl, la (d •u .. l..1(r and •hn-10'· Protect No. ~7, Iha PhtllP St Erne MO. lime for fillno c:IM'na wil er the 8S18te under Clerk of Oranoe County Oaify Ptlot May 4, 11, 18, on 04-28·2000 direccion y el numaro de • E>'' ,., work and building con-423 Martin. Newport not exptre balOfa tour :,..~~t~~: on 04-24-2000 25, 2000 THZ33 2000H27342 telefono dal at>Ogldo del la\\). Di.me Cuniff' lltructlon Identified H Beach CA 92660 months from ttie hearing rn. . .-...,;,., wt• ..... 200081281711 OIJl'y Pilot May 4, It, 18, demandante, o del de· (~u!Vil<'r), Srn'l'n and ~ta .Mesa, Cellfoml1. Thia, business la con· date nottced !lb<>ve. '' ,.15 avu•v.o·r " a • ..,w Oally Pilot Apr. 27 0ay 25, 2000 TH7Q9 mandante que no Ilene Sh.iron CuntlT bon ;and 8idl will be received by ducted by: a general YOU MAY EXAMINE the pirsonal represent· 41 11. 18. ?ooo .!.!!!!7~ Fictitious Buslne11 eboQado, H) d h I d h'I·' AJI Iha Cly of Coett M~ partnership Iha file kept by the court. alive Ip_ lake many pc· N8me Shltement Flctltloua Bualnn• o. PAUL PURCELL. autinicr ·tn· awl, gr.m c 1 urt·n 1..'fri ~1 Iha Olfioe F°'I theOrCitY Have you •••rt•d If you ar~person 1n-~= ~1~11ob~7~~~ Fictitious Bualn .. I The lol~rsona Name St8tement Bar No 103764 Bradky Br.id..k and~ Bradley. c!::'a Jlsa. ac{.111~:: ~ot .. ng211"Sf:,n•sa yet? terasted 1n the 1111a1thee, telung :.{:n very •m· N8me Statement are dcirlg u: .J.h8~1ol~':1s ~rrl 9fJ"~~~~l OF Born on April 6. 1 'JZ.l m OiWim • .. ...a ............. ol 10 00 • you may e with portant actiona, how· Th fol'---· Cornerstone Technol-Mon~n.l. Bob KncJ .1S llJl offiCC'r ID 1h( ui;; "'RJI 0 '"' ,......,. : John 08r1en. Pt~ court a R !of Spe. e ..,wing I>'·--cu u --V...,.. Frank In Consulting 4675 MACARTHUR :;:;,. 8111~·h~...!: This statement was ciel Nol1C6 (form OE· ~a· .!"'8 ~.rson.abe r'.,,.r9f.:ed•· are doing buslnnl II ~1851:.t""t'o~ c;al: Auoc111es, 2008 COURT, STE t200, ' a~" g1';klua1lid lrn.m Ort"g\)n me l.'ru~!V ........., ,.....,1 m•,. ~-1 IDed with 1118 County I"~) of..__~ of an,_ ..," ... "' -..-ELEKES ENTERTAIN-• ....,~ Ca..,.._.. ~~ Balearic, Costa Me ... NEWPORT BEACH. in 1950, .me! worl.cd for IBM for th1rt.v "-c.\l"i -" ..... nnaned ~.......... .,. u ... ·~'V ... 10 give notice to in· MENT 7737 Ferndale .....-. ......... "~ I w•n ""' ....... .....,....,, Cler11 of Orange County ventory and appqllal of ad le • Ooneld l. Giladorf. CA 92626 CALIFORflllA 112660 wirh v.1.nou~ \.tic~ and nunag(mcnt 1•c.nd releld alouC"'d lnb the on 04·21·2000 estate assets Of ol any ',!~"tha personlv!. ~,!! Circle T ', Stanton, CA 1555 Mesa Verde Or. E Lee l'I. Newton, 2008 9491975-0930 . 0 C d L Sou,~: "11"' .'.!1s11· 200C>e82H39 petition or acoount as 0'r"' Yconvsean""tead ..,to'ih. 90680 #Dl2, COS1a Mesa, CaU• Balearic, Coeta Meaa. OATE. JAN 18, 2000 as.o.1gnme111~ '" r.ingc ounlY <in us .,!! ihe ~a~ ~ Oatly PiloC ~. 27. May provided ln Probate proposed eclionJ The if;;ry F~:J'.7e E~~~~i fomla 92628 CA 92628 ALAN SLATER,L~l!_rtl. Angcb. He .1.nJ h11o fartlily fi,'t'd 1n C..omiu dcl .nd n•-e of Iha bidder 41 111 18. 2000. !1?§7§ Code section 1250 A Independent a mini•· .-s CA """'D" Thts busineSI •• oon· This bu&IMN II con-by y MurN • U9pU1J' M.ir .ind U''l.I Mo.i from 1968 . 198~. He ·-" R~ ...... IOf <>~-• .,_ .,__ " ... r • tanton. ~ ........... ""· an ,_._......... duded by an tndMdual Pubfislled Newport ---' h ·c • 1,~ ---'-· • \'. r.1·fu bUI no olhe d 11 ....,__ ............ ., •~ tration au1 .. .,,,ty Wlw ""' Th boal Is con ""'""" u7 """'""'"" •mu IS "Ill', "'~J• inu= to ISU, '-"I m1.1. lngvls r I . Fictitious Buslneaa tk:e form Is available ad unle I is ness lnclivlduai Have you 1t1rt1d Have you llarted Beech-Costa Mt.. tn 198~ ...,.., r~--'maarkaller Ant"~ N8-s---nt from the OOUlt ~ llfl antled ,...,.!! 1:'. : ductHed by an I t d ......_ ~ yet? No doing buslna.. ytt? Ody Pilo4 May 4, t1 18. . ""' -1""" 1,.. .... _..,,.., Attorney tw petttlona1. em ..-·-· ave you •are ~Id L Gilsdorf V• Apnl 1 2000 25 2000 Th722 funeral ..cn~'cS wtll be hdd on ~unc.t.a~. M~r achadulad dosing ttrne The following parlOfll LAURENCE Ill. . ot>iection to Iha pebllon doing buslnasl yet? No This slaltmlnt WIS lee H. N9wton ' 7. at j 00 rM .u r..ofic \~~ McfTl(lruf r.uk . for Iha recalpt ol bide are doing businals u . WATSON, COUNTY and shows good cause Jerry Rebert Elekea Cou Tin 11eternent. w11 f IND lhaJI be returned to bid-Panel Wens, 1104 N COUNSEL d ~ Iha oourt should not This statement was ~rte -:'10r~1ha r~~ tiled with the County JSOO Pac1Ji .. VIC\\ Dm~. r-:cwpon lk-.idi, CA def unopened. It shall be Armando, Mahalm. Cal-HOP£ E SNenYD£R grant the aulhorl~. Mad wrth the County ........... , Cl~ of °''""" r~.-. 9266.3. The family .....,\It$[), in lt~'U ot tl~rs. ..__ -'· -~·""fitv o1 ii t ""806 • • A HEARING on Iha c•....o. of O Coun"' on 04-03-. .,,. ~ .. , ·--. .,,.. ....., • ........, .......... , om a "' DEPUTY he d "'"' :::f' ., 20004'124133 on 04-25-2000 an apanment don:11ioru Ix-i.c:ni to the Alzheimer' hmiJy l:: ~eo::Tn tt;~ co~i>o~ief8~~·11~ ~~o~'~x er,};: ~~ f1°~~'°';t~~. at 1 1·~ on os-02· 20ooe921e1e Oaily~/llot :&Jci 13, 20. Oell'/ Pi1o1 2k~21r~!~ through classlfled unte~ Get.'~ G. Gl(nner. 201.., f.diot.i Rd .. ll'la. HI of 8kl Oocu· ~=n~~nahelm, AAnaTT,OCRANEllY2702·t37t r~,::, ~. 31.J~ THE ~1~ May 4, Yh1':l ?1, ay 41 Jh6.!0 41 11, 18, 2000 Th69 ffM9A! ~:~.t·405 ~g~ ~~"R'd ~~~; meru may be obtained Thia business 11 con-Cl'TY ORIVE. P 0 Bo• Flctltloua Bu.lneH ~ · :t at the Office of lt1a Cty ducted by: • OOfJ)Ofation :~,~~~TOR 14171, OAANGE. CALI· Flctltlou• BuslneH N8me S.......,,t 100. S..n DIC'g!J. CA 9l128 Engina«. n Fair Orlw. Have you started BAR NO .....,..,.. FORNIA 92813-1571 S The following __,.,... rt .. ~..:1:,.,1 fS' Coltl Mes.a. Clltfornla. doing business yet? • -LAMOREAUX JUVE-Name tatement .,. doll'll ~-:-~ upon nonrafund1bt1 Y111. t/12/00 ~~o~~wiiortMasa NILE JUSTICE CEN· The lolloWlf19 pertona lglc>-Tel, 2100 N. M811l ::tt=.:" ==· "'of co~p~rte~.anaco~ira~~ Oafl'/ Pilot May 4. 10. 11. r~r YOU OBJECT to •;.E~~~ ~. ~~· :if'cis· Santa Ana. CONVENIENf 11.00 wlll be made ii Hanscorn-ViCa Pr11. 2000 ThW?02 the granting ol lt1a pell-ln . Costa Meu . CA Cary o. Arnold, 2700 whether \'OfJ'rt handled by mall. Bid This stetement waa lion. you Should eppear 92627 N. Ma.In St .. '60l, Senti I Documents end other flied with Iha County at lt1a hearing and etatt Euoene Ferre, 2060 Ana. CA 92705 ~sellin~or 1'11n oonlraCI documentt mey Clark ol Orange County Flctltlo 8 1...... your objectlOns or hit Sea Cove ln . Co.la This bullnall 11 con· . WI 111o be·~ at the on 04·21·2000 ua ua .... a wnnen objections with Mnl, CA 92627 ,__ of ...... Niu ,..,~ of 2000H2H42 N8me Shltement the court before the Thrl bullnaa ii oon-ducted by· an lndMdull l.nnJ.,;nn .J~,:1:..11....,. ..,.,....., ""' ~·1 ,,._,. The fol~ aona ~ Have you llarted IVlllWflo~ LY) the City of COIC8 Mau Oally Ptlol Ap. 27. May par hearing Your IP· ducted by an ......_ bu9lr18l9 ._,., No Bid Oocurnanta wail not 4, 11. 18, 2000 Th683 are doing IS paarenoe mey be In par· Have you started ....,..'V 1-' what mu ocedl be melltd unlaSI the ado Back Bay Gourmet ton°' by your attorney Ocrig buMleel yeC1 No ~ DSl=t wu 1vv dltlonal $8.00 charge Is Flctitloua Butlnes1 M~. 2128 Maae IF YOU ARE A CREO-E!!Qtne Ferri r~ad with Iha County cu~~IFIED ~ wiltl payment N8me Sa.temem Orl11e, Ne'Wport Beach. rTOA Of conttngtnt Ctld-This sta1ern1nt wa1 Cl«k Orange ,._....... .Ll\JJ Each bl<I ahell bt CA 92660 ilor of lhe de<leaMd, you Iliad with the County on 04~2000 """""' made on tht Propoaal e~heJ!'_~~ne:r!c;'' Jaffrey John KOfab, 85 musf rue yout clalm With Clarll of Orange County 20008U7JU {949) 642·56·~~ form. lheata P·I tll""...t. • .., ,..__ Sandpiper Lana, Aliso the court and mell a on 04·14,2000 ......... _ 8 P .. ~ In -·::!.:: My Ae•I Eslall "'1110-Vlelo. CA 92658 NWYW to the ~ ... ,.... 2000.129002 ~ rM -y 4, 11, I • ·• f"'U•~ "'"' ....,r paoy, 22055 Nav./l)(ldOe Ell KOfab, 85 Send· r~~1-:::::,::..-ad·-~ 25, 2000 ll1712 trect documents, and Dr.. Lake Forest, c-1 _.,,.. ... _,,...,,R v1 Deily Pilot ~ 20, 27. etlllll be accompenlad by ll2630 ""'* ~· Alieo Viejo, the court within lour Mty 41 11. ~ Th§53 • oartiflad °' caahlaf'• Aicherd J T ano, C-' ! months from the dale of dl8di Ot • bid bond IOf 0 Rlch11d A11on liriat Issuance of !attars 110 Broadw•y Cost• Mesa 842-9180 [)iscou n t ( ~a~.l\.ct ( ( • Ill If IOI\ I lld j ;II,• 1 l "' I \ I' 1 Cmng Sm11tt 11114 QMaliry Gu~m for las Di.ttct Cremation .• $495 Immediate Burial .. $995 ({ """*' C.S.,,) Prcarran~cmcn1 l'rogr.im\ Av:ubblc for Funcnl 5crvk.n, C..Kmauon vid CWcea <<l,ll'\HI ,.,,l-...\\1 I .'\ ~.; s ., I ( \ ..... , , I I not Ital than 10% of Iha ~SF~~e~· Morianty. 20382 Borch. as provided '" Probate amount of their bid, Deborah A. Teno, Newport 8Mdl. CA Code MCliol'I 9100 The INlda pa~ to Iha City o 926e-O 11ma lof hling clalrltl wlll of C:Oala Me... No ~sF:~9~· Thia buslnt11 le cori-not •JIPl•e balOfe tour propoeal lhall be con· This bUslnlss la coo-ducted by: e g1na11I monthS lrorn Iha haanng FktltJoue 8ul6neu Name StNment The loMowlng pat'IOfll .,. doing bulileM ... onCour11 Develop· mtnt UC, 438 Acacia Ave.. Corona def Mar, CA 92625 STARTING alderl<I unleaa ecoom· ........ ed ...,. '"·-"-nd nd P•rtnerah.lp dale noticed above panlad by IUCh cuhlar'e """' .,,. '""""" a Have you atarlld YOU MAY E)(AMINE Cfle<*. cah. °' bidder'• ~wit~ alerted doiflQ bl.-lnMI yet? No the lilt kept by Iha court bond. )'9t? No J.ffrey Jotwl KOf'lb " you art • PlflOll In- No bid 1Nll be oon-Teno Thia ltatarnant wat 11,.stad In Iha eat1t1, aldered uni.. • It med8 Thl9 ~t wu ltlad With the Councy you may ftle . with the on • blri ~ lonn ftlad .-Ith Iha County ~~2&-~ County :' ~Of': 58:: ~~ n .. ~ C1«k of~ Counl'f 20001121ne 1s.1o1Illa111tng of an In· In llOOOfdenoa wlttt h on o.-2s-20001121tio DlllvPlol May 4. 11, 18, Vll1tOfy end IPPf'lllel ol ~rovl1Jon1 ot th• Oalty Pilot Nit 27 Ma .. ~ ...... IJ.1'"----TH?......, ... t,..O MUita UMll Of of 8f1'f ropoeal requlrerMnt.1 41 11 . 18, 200!) <n:; in......._._ •·-•-· petltloold-" or 1 eccoup nib n1 each bidder mu11 r--·-~rov ..., n ro a • tww a Cle-. "A" o.n.. Name ,.....,_,. Code aactlo(t 1250 A .,.. ~tg lloeflll The ~ AeqiMI !of Spaolal No-~ ~~ (JAB ~~.we ::n :'"~ ~....,.. ~ ~ of .. 4n Old : ~ rr• r-= ~ N IWll a:-,..: ~s .a..,,.,.u__ ~ 8Mctl, CA WA~ COUNTY eny Of II tllcll ll' Ult 3'mM1 Jowl I(. Schwlnk. 231 CCM•B. MCI Tha co...-ltlal ft ~ T...wi Aft .. Newpofl ~ INYDD, :=. ~th~ 7vwft1M1U11115 8Mch. ,e~ 239 '°CMG c..... ,._: 1770 to t780, lndlullwe. b**r .: AYI ~ fl.O. loll tl11 ...... of 919 Calltornll L.tbof • CA .a., AM. CA ll10l-1S11 COclt, .. ~ fllll • Thll 1 ~ la oon-ATfOMlY =-=-i:~-; J'I'•• ~by: lulllMd n :r:..=tiTOR. ea.. ...... wNdl .,. I\. Heve you M•rtect Ull lllO. ,_ on .. • ,. c.y OM dOlftO buelMle ye•? P\Mltl9d "*'"" of .. City of ea. a~ -v-. tm 8eeoll-Co1t1 Meaa ..... : end ltlll fOtlelt ....., ...., .,,_. =,..,. ...., '· 10, 1 t, =I•:, PftlCllbed tl!MTiit .-:-c;o:; lJtW703 "°'*""*llOI of .., tMffllMt a..ti of °""" CCIUlllV ·Code ,........., Ofl 04-01.aoGIJ MMT nuon ann••• a=-= pd« a Ii"....,,;,'"' ... oft.CO.ta N~ GUJfJiDlf I llU. .... CM I ~ ~ ,,;.:; •a.All llD A GOOD ADI Cll ...... _ __._.__ _____ ~-...---~·.:.-.--- ' . onCourH Oevelop• rnent UC ~ 438 Aceci1 Aw.. def Mar, CA 92925 Thie bulinae9 It con- dUded by. Umieed u.. bllly Co. Have you 11artad doir'll ~ yet? No or\Cou111 Oavaloe>· rnant LLC, MichMI 0. ~n ManegertM.m· ber ct l.LC Thie lll8tamanl wu Iliad wlll IN Counly °""of ~~ on °"'244000' ann•m m W.,4.H.11. llf72t NOTllNG. Clll 111 Cl111•1111 A ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • ' M real tstatt ldWll11ng In tllls newspaper 1$ Sllbleet to the Ftdtr al F.W ijous"lng Acl ol 19811 u 1mtnded which mtktl ii llleg1I to ICMrtlst •any prelertnct, IWlon or dlscftmmatlon n rx1. color. f1li • • MndicJP, l1mll~I I l\lfl()nal OflOln, Of nllon IO make 111y pret.rtnce, hmitltlon Of discliminaliot1 • Thi$ MWSPil* Wiii not knOWlngly ICCtpt 1ny adv11lls1111en1 tor real n!Me which Is in ~IK>ll • ol lhe raw. Our rudels ... , hereby informed lhal 111 dwtlllngs adnrtb«I In Ulls ll8W$OIP'f 111 IV&ll.ll>lt on 1n equll <>$~Unity blSls To tom n ol diseriml· nilion, c HUD tolHree 11 • I -800-424-8590 •V.A.• .. DOlll • ..... nu COUNSELING FllU LIST OF HOMES HUDNAREPOS 7t4-DWIOO • • •••••••••••••• . i HOMES OF i i THE WEEK i : : Showcase : : Homes : •• • • For Sale • : In Our Sat : ' : Real Estate : • Supplement I i Display Ads : Start at $85. • Newport undlng hghl, br1gh1. ocean breezul T ISlell.ty \4)gl1ded, 28r 2 rut baths, M<we-ln cond. lmpecc1bly landscape Capt Code &tyll condo is on irnrNclAalt end \#lit di texlured vaulted ctlltngs, Died .,... and tr4ly lbn, lrestlly painted. newer Berber uipet, rlSiOt laun- dty. 2 enclosed 91fa99S, Flrepl1c1 balconl ovtllooks be1UllllA pool 1118· To ~ cal llltt1I, Bkr 714-t87~ Deadline : Tuesday SPM i ~:,. ~·n c."r: Also • ABlt1.oll/olfice 381. em 1rg pen House..-!-~ ~ Pertectl $719.ooo Listings Avt. : ~----'!'--"4N1dllne:-• i Thursday i • · 5PM • .. t • • . : It Pays to : · : Advertise : · : In the Best : • : LOCAL : BARGAIN WATER FRONT Owntl' left COIMllry The Price ... -you! All!!!!, M•72M120 ABAHDOHED BEACH GIANT 2.STORY UNDER $500,000 AGT. 949-723-1120 • • Real Estate : : i Section : : : Call Today II : : : LISA : • RIVERA : 0n1y 11"·000 281 1ea • Condo. ldnl cond, IJetl ... • •Pmc: C>ny EA11 & .btf . . ~ 949-574-4252 • Taylo!, !Q1S 949-942-4722 ANNE : WESTCUFF HP8 WILLEY • 38R 29A '-· mulcan : C walk 10 MtrO.. 949·574·4249 : By 'Z! '='000"'8h· ••••••••••••••• M9-64 .. 20M BALBOA IS. 202 Ptlff Ave, 3br, 2.75br, huge mslr w/ metble be, lrplc s 1.195.000 • Dottle lewis Beach T1me Rty ~11-673-6511 BAUIOA PENH-1 BLOCK TO l!IEACtfl 2lf 28a, -~~.1~'* OPEN fAl.SUN 12-5 329 NARCISSUS 11 3H,oeo 4 8~4.5 BATH Hl-sot-eae3 Bllutlful Tri-PIH Rare on the ac.tntront riear 841bo8 Pitr, Feny & restaurants. $1 ,795,000 Mary Fryer, Aoent. 949·723-70t5 OlD WORlD CAPE COD Iron! hOme 3b< I -5be lrplc, ~eat deco(. Apl ,2br Iba 2 dec:Q, 4 car landem pl/Ilg. Dottie Lewis 94H73-65 I I BEACH TIME REAL TY * MUSIC BISTRO * Em H8 loc. ~ Ww pill ~. IAPf8$80, t»'w/enl lc'd. chel's cttem. 888 lln (949)770-3089 ......... Iraq Mew I etety, -~ .... "ANAGERS • SPECIAL• $164.00+ tax Wklv ,~ ..... -Ad) ~tml l~ Sbled on bMIAMV F==~ Lobby/Olrtct dial phontt/FrH HBO, ESPH & Dltc.IPool & Jtcluul, Guest ltun- «*y Oott IO 405 & SS Fwya. ...,.. "°"' 0 c. F~. coltgt ltld bdlt. Walking els· lance lo stlOPI llld mtauranta. COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 'l2T7 ""'°' llWd PflolM ..... •.a WOLPF T .... llDI TAN AT HOME 8UY DIRECT IHJ IAVll COMMERCIAL/HOM£ "*' "°"' 111111.00 -~'*-r!:5 Cd 1-800-711=01 I ITF.M TO H<MEHOID AlmQtJD Bools cowx:mm p~ flUrmly COAIT COtN •HllDI OlO OOllll Gold, i!Mr, =...-:-Ms-='' TOP 111/MCON>ll ;ltzz, R & B, Soul, Rod!. *' 50'• & 80'• MIKE MH45-7505 EASTSIDE C .... 2111 181 Wiii ylld. ~ & '*'!or llllmry, new pelnl, ~ lloofl & landlcape Avlll lmmlckfv, 32e E 16lh Pl. $1,375fMo. A~nl ~9-759·37117 1-.:Ill I ~'!,!AID$ I 4M ·• I In Newport Be.ell ;:::::::::::::;;: .... EASTSIOE DUPLEX Specious 28tdroom, Frplc, y1rd, oarage. S1495/Monttt ~9·548-3959 3Br MB1 2·&10fY Bluffs highly upgraded tnd unh Cu&tOm kll. wld. rtlrio. FP In l1v rm, 2G gar. S2 ~OOIMo.1 211 Agent T nshe 714·298-2038 • 28e Halbor Vlr# Home 949.673.6223 - CDrJSIGtJMErJTS ~~ai;: '°roan~~. LoMlno tor 1Br Apt. or ~NEW Oft~ holllt Iii 811boe Ill, Cell, Ven.clan Sola Sec Age!! 949-759-9314 N L1guna. M·M or Ytll1Y. SIOOOlobo Mavlngt Musi l.llO PENMUl.A WATtR Rew> pldJ 149-nMao. Sell 714·~7238 FROHT 1.58f 1.&lt, Wiik to 1hopllr111uerent. s 1500/Mo. 94M7W030 ~-. ~-~ -.. I . . . r ( . .. .. --. LOT DOG~ U. rldor, ftmelt, frll!Mlned, Ylclnlty C11L Cal mr. ISO ~ MH3M271 I "• en '1111 I Twe ............ . = .. ~ w ... , ....... ......... -. ... ............. .... !WWEU SELL yaMhome lhrou;t ctaulfted 8AO'MI I JOAOAH Infinity Mesh ChtilllT able, 2 MlletW!o Loooge Chlirl w/aldt table, SI 500 949-759-1783 MOVING SALE 50" TY aurround aound, lthr, ... ~ ' twin ... aw101111 atereo, Mt-70Ml27 Of 831.ol27 OuHn•lze plllow lop boxaprfng I 111ttl,..., n.vtr uNd. w/30 yr warrenty 1296/obo. ct.rry Rice Po9ttr 7 pc bnlm .... $191C11obo Can dtllvtf. MW07-70M .. --------- .... '--,.,....· 10!!1 ......... .... ti ... I llllllt """"" M I M l!ttMiJIO. CMTM L8IO"l9I °"' Ofl °"' ..... ai£Y HOUSEMAN MANAGER Went'• to fTllN9I large t1t1tt pr home. Experience In multtplt dutlel, coolllng, Mnlng, anlmel I C8t C81e. Excellent Atf ,, MH53-3150 HOUSE SITTER AVM NOW! NPe .,..., lint ,.,., lllllNI io-. Cal PIP MM51~ 1m.==1 "*"*********"** " * o IARBEOUES A * GALORE 0 : NOW HIRING! ! 0 COSTA lllt(SA I 0 ! IRVllE AREAS : : FUN SALES EHVIR. : tt Some ..... exp, FT o : 10lm-7pm S7hr up tt " (P.O E l Binet pkg : " avall AW'/ 0 o : Bllt>tqutl Galore : * 2300 Hart>or BM ,H o * ea.ta Mell " : (Orhalla ~w) : * * 6 tl66CIOQQ6QOQQ(IQ CASHIERIATT£NDAHT Olya & Evw 1'1111. ~ Ctr ~uhlon lsltnd Mic for Jot ~H-44-7933 AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Action, Advantage•, Adv1ncementl If you lf;>y lht dJn of I 11111**1 trMrol"*'4, "' advlllttgtl o1 wortt1no 1or an hllllrf !NrM. ltld lht auptlio( ldYlnolmenl op. polM1ilitt ~ tnflila. lhe A1*lmobilt QJb ol ~ am CllilolT9 ts 1ht olJollol.- WMI dloictl With peld 1raHng lllld I grtlt team • .,.... !he Alllo CllA> can help you build an exciting Customtt SeMot cw-.. The k:towing 15-40 lvM. poai!IOl'll are l'l'1W •Vlillbll In OOt Costa Mesa OlflCe: t Entry-level T raveU Aulomotlve (Code SES MSCI) t Entry-level losuranct & Olalms (Code SES MSC1) • • Experlenotd Reservation Aolnts (Code~ SES/RES) • EXperlenced Travel Agenll (Code SES'TA) To aucceed. you'I bring tit· cellent customer service skills lod be e .uperior COIMIUlllcator -with ternfic phone etiquette and . • strong voctbulaiy Ybu1 tl9obt~Mve accurate dtll tnlly lllCf mdl ... ltld type 25-35 ~ Youl lf10V ~ ~ ctnMt lncutng $111'¥ IO 111/t, wttltly Ind holiday pay on ACSC recooriad holidl.rs. p1yroll dtrec1 dtpo&~. and Ill tf1191oY• credit ...,,, ~ testing ls con-ductad from 9 1 m IO 3 p m., Monday • Friday. and may lake -W holn, No ljl90lntment is necessary. 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Grut WOlldng envir wflllnt medcal dtnlll & lduca· tionll btnttllS. lnqulrlff 949·955-2872 SALES CommunllY. • n1wap1per group IOOlllnO (Of OUlllde 111t1 ttp Should poMtll l1IOnQ ..... tbllily. be orgnzed a 111vt ••ct1tn1 CUllomtr Mrviet 5klll1. Sal+ comm. Btnllll '*° Incl 4011l pllll. Drug ttXMMrj pllytlc:tl req'd EOE. Send rtNnt IO Miry Ctrllon 11 330 Wtll Bly SI. C:0.11 Meat, CA 92927 or Fax Rttl.mt IO (Mil 631-5902 T~ Gllidlt nMd 10 coordin111 groupt ol Japtllllt •ldltngt lllJ. datlts lor 2..t wttts lhl summer. Responslt>tlftiea Include, !Mell convtrU· Ilona! Engl11h, 1riange 1c1lvl1i11, hot!· p1r1 es, and Ioctl• volunletr hosl ltmilitl. Approx $2000 per group. Peopltllnl( Call 707-78H 162 Fax 707·769-0195 SALES ASSOC'S Upec:ale, apec!tlty retailer Miika OUl!IOfnQ, mollveted U1e1 auoclate lof Fl.I & PT potltioot Idell candidates wll "°"'" previous •JIPll In 1 ladles boullqua, almllar, have excellent cus1omer 8"Vicl Ids and a dellre to SUOCffd, Hr1Y 11te + comm 0 .O E Ouahlitd applicants pleue Cell 94MS2-8689 Wickes Furniture In Costa Mm is now l*ina WAREHOUSE WORKERS' CLERlCAUCUST SVC CONCIERGES COfJIOflte benefit paclc· lgt Included. Full Ind Part tllN poeltloM 1¥111. ...... houri. """' apply )l~Eaty-to 405 FWY. l200 Harbor Blvd, Com ..... Window Cleaning Wlnpro 11u ~nos 1or HP'd Window clMntl1 Fn Paid WMldy, houtly wage, ~ cal Must have license & good ow 71'-65M200 4 PHONE REPS Full·bm. Energetic people for Morlgage Co Earn to btnelha. Sales ••P prefd Cal Melissl !M9-2S0.5719 OVERSTOCKED A call to c.laMifled will help! 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C..1 and pt'M tilt Mil on 1.hf rncry bl.Ilk and mail. NC'liSfJ'.pn mtria only. no plKMo copkf ...,b bt .m:pud. 2 All mules mUK arr~ by 5 p.m , dw IOUo.11'& T Ueda~ J. WlMn wJI be chootft by raMonl • ~ tod ...,,_.,., nanw wJI ..,,., die~ wak. OMmny I"' ""'°"" OM.,._ prr wtt. .. C-wll 11111 4l6o-oo ....... ... -... .. .... In ltll• ClllfDrY !MY ,...... ,.., to cell • 900 n_..., In which ............ llllnute. i [~I PlllMliew.yof out of ... ~. Cblcl • lht loc8I Bed« BUllMM Bu· -blfofe ~ Nnd ll!Y money or '"' for Mf'Vlcel. Rt1d Ind under1t1nd 1ny QOll4l'x1I befof1 you 1l1n. • MAKE GOOO S$ In home from your comput01 eammg SS00-5000/mo F/PT w-1111kegoodmoney.nel BMW 3181CA '97 Convr\. 8jack wlB1acll (Y11354) $24,995 CREVIER BMW 714-135-3171 BMW 31m 17 Whtie WI Slit, AU1o, Only 1811 (V39907) $19 995 CREVIER BMW 714-535·3171 BMW 311TI ._ LOllded, blldc, mutt Ifft TA595&40 $13,995 LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 949·640·6445 BMW 3231 '118 Convtrtlble, red, clt1n! WEM21M7 $27,1195 LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 949-440·8445 A NASC~R DISTRIBUTORSHIP. DCSHEY, NFL are also lnchJded $1400 • 1'«tek Established ExpenslOn Financing, No Sehlng Only BMW 3281C ·97 $8595. 1-800-40().7151 Convel11ble, Auto. ·Blue wl · G':b8r Pactcage I 4fc1 _LENOIW= I (T c:.';tJ.'t!"' BMW 3281 '96 NNd ~.000 wMl pay 9"4 Slack W/send, loaded lnleresl for 5 yMrs Secured (V38371) · $23 995 by F"nt TD on NB home CREVIER BMW 30% Loan to value 714-935-3171 ....., GflllCI CMtoMI .. 11.JRN 1llE TABU:S , a..r.t eo-. '" IJnllliMI !Id Wloi*I m. ve. Lo ml, 30ltl An1Wt111!y CID. QVf 85i Iii, buUy Boch vull\ffilhle, SoUth ~als nM tres, ~ ccnclioo' ' $15.000 MM1W211 ~ .. ~ ~ Occlanr 1o11on the club lead tn dummy and led 1 tSUmp. and dllCOY· c:rcd that there ""~ o $Ure 106Cr m the w11 It ~med o.s 1f the contnlCt hmg~-d on a red ~u11 finesse. and both oflc:~ the upuon or which defender 10 pfay f0t the m1ss1na bonol'. The oddi1«ould he impnwed shghlly by r.~t c.a.sbJQi lhe ~ and klns of cfa. monds, in an attempt to 'o:lt'Op the qu.:crrand. 1f oo lady appeared. aucss whlch way to take the hcan finesse. (100510) $17.. ..,E.P , .,..,DO .. NABERS -......s (714)540·1100 BllCll, low '"""· WC2tn40 111,"5 l.AHO AO~R • Cff£VROLET TAHOE '17 NEWPORT BEACH 4x4, INthef many axns, ~5 • ••celltnt conci"°'1 I ~ (366986) S23 988 NABERS 1714)540-9100 CHEVRQlET XCAB '00 112 Ion, Sil'Jtrldo, V·B rTllflY 11"' leatur•. bel of WllT. prey rwcaH ( 142683) $24,988 NABERS (714)54(1:9100 CHEVY CAMERO AS '92 V·ll. 25th ann1v1r11ry model. aulo, " new plat-. MW smog cel1. !Ill hip. $495Cl080 949-723. I 504 DODGE DURAHGO '99 Loedld, blue, 1 ·o1 t klncll XFe00753 $27,995 I.AND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH • 94H40-1445 DOOGE lNTR£T1D ES '93 While. 4 door 3.3 ht. 591( mi, auto, AC, c:l&Sttte, $7995 714-968·9250 DRAIN SVC VAN Fully equipped '92 Aeror.tar in Lind Rover ~ '17 White, ctrtlfled, VA704389 $19,495 LA.ND ROVER NEWPOffT BEACH t49.e4CM445 Lind Aowr 97 DlscoY91Y, lttw, red, cert. TAl78496 $19.995 LAND ROVER. NEWPORT BEACH @41'440-8445 Lind Rovtr 97 Dttllldlr 80, lld tot>, blue, VA 103531 543,995 LAHO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 149~5 Lind Ro¥8' 17 Dettnder 80, lid top, blue, VA103531 543,995 LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 94H4o-M45 WEST • OJ9 ~ ib83 0 7 53 •9874 NORTH •7 02 Q AOJ o K64 • AKJ " t:AST •Void Q K91652, ootn. •653 SOUTH •AK 10 865 1:1 4 o AJ 10 ... Q 10 2 The b1ddin ; r SOUTH ~EST NORTH EAST I• Pass J NT Pass 40 Ptis 41:1 • Pass 4• Pa..s 5• ~s 51:1 Pass 6• Pass Pass P. Op:n1ng lead; Nine ul • No declartr worthy or his or lltr salt Ukc.s 10 ~ly on a aue$s. lnstead, Soulh found • ~utt·tnck hne for the l'Ontracl Afk.'1' 1W.1ng I.he !V.O lugh 1rum~ d.:cl:m:r ct.'lhcd the table's ,..~ of licarb wlJ the: rctnwnin3 high clu~ hc:forc e-111n~ w1lh o 11\Jmp W1: t did not c:nJOY the eitpcntnGe of ti;ang oo !Clld allcr wrnrung 1hc lhtrd trump. A c!uh lead would pre· 'iCnl dcdarcr wuh a ruff· lufflo avoid a d1iUl'lOD<l luscr and a d111fnond lead v.ould he 11110 detllln'f'• kbace But 11 hcar1 was no better lf the lead V.'aS An unfonunall! trump brcalc pl • ..:cd • ;iWa) from the k1na. one o( dummy's South'~ excd!enl 'padc ~l11m 1n Jl!Op· hcam would win and dccli:u-cr's d1a W'dy However. cJc:clarer lounll u most mnnd loser would be discarded. If elcaant way 10 prot11 from mi•for· Fo,t prodUCl'd the king. dechirer tune. would rulT. CTO'i> to the long of dia· North's JUmp to lhrcc no 1rump monJs and· dn.cilld a diamond Of1 <>ho,.eda4·'·'·3111\1nllu1111n.rnJ f(>. 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Pobllc· Uliltllts Com· ml$SIOl'I REQUIRES #111 al used l'IOUSe- hold OOOds movers pnnl their P.U C Cal T oumber; limos and chaoffers pnnt thesl T C P numb« In •• llCMN11S11ltfltS If you have a ques. tlOn about the teoW- lty of • mover, !lino Of c:hluftef, can. PUBUC UTILITIES COMMISION 71 4·558-4151 4 " ·' .! •. p I 9 • P111111lg-lrlli1xt HolMApl quelity jObl Frff •llmllt L•569897 714:§3H888 • Ce/oltJmte ~ I.Jc No C39610549 Al types of roofing end repers Llabtlity end Worbr's ~ Member Netaiel Roomg Col !Cl '8CtOI~ Aan Since 1987 IMIJllN891 4,2000 Ill•'•• . . B•e11u••· Ill•·. AfAKIS . THiE BISST OlsALS. . . / ... 19·99 c·atera .JI IN STOCK ¥ ~-· IN STOCK 1 LEFT! SAVE OVER 2000 Deville Toshiba Golf Car Special-Driven by the Pros! LEASE FOR ~ s554 /MO ~ .99c + tax for 36 month lease. $3950.00 cash down or trade equl· ty. plus inception lees • $5489 41. 1 only 0285326Y. + tax for 36 month luse SS000.00 cash down or trade equity, plus Inception tees • $6567 57. PriGes reflect rebates: not Rosen System t only 4541 $34,463.00 .. List "Price S 2,224.24 .. Nabers Discount $32,238.76 .. SALE PRICE Or Purchase For only s4· 2 47900 $46,925.00 List Price t $4.446.00 Nabers Discount Or Purchase For Only ~9 54061 $4 1,400.00 .... Ust Price ., t S 1,859.39 .... Nobers Discount $42,479.00 SALE PRICE • 39 540.61 .... SALE PRICE . All New 2001 Aurora The 2000 Alero Sedan y . LEASE FORS339 /MO 199 MO +47c • tax lor 36 monthl CloHd end INN O!! eppraved credii. P 200 dOWn 111<1 ~rd • dr""-olf Relldull $17.556 Total ot Pl)'mllltl s12.221&e+tilt.1 only04090 +49c • la.I lot 36 mon1111 CloMd tnd leue O!l ll>PfO'lld cred41 S 1496.55 dOWn P'4n sllndlrd dl'M on RelldUll sa,837 "° Total ol paymer11a s1,111&e+ln.1onty303457. Or Purchase for Only $28,8 Or Purchase for Only $15,5 771 . 1 91 CHEVROLET ASTRO s 88 Von conversion, Copl. choirs, sofa, rear air, many pwr. feotvresl ( 138894) 5 t 9 1 90 BUICK LE SABRE s Low 50k miles, moon roof, many extras, mint condition I (508334) ~ 6 t 9 8 8 197 CHEVROLO TAHOE lT 4x4, leother, mony extras, excellent condition! (366986) •100 CHEVROLET XCAB 1 /2 ton, Silverodo, V·8, many pwr. features, bol. of won; prev. rental! ( 142683) 1 91 TOY.OTA CAMRY . s DX, auto, moonroof, super transportation voluel (413957) 7' 9 8 8 '99 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS S 88 GlS, ~ cyl., lthr, low miles, CD & more, bol. of worr., prev. rentoll (340717) 15 t 9 1 93 CHEVROLET CORVETIE s 88 Low miles, 30th Anniversary, new tires, excellent condl (100510) 17 t 9 196 CADILLAC ELDORADO . Touring, 290 H.P. Nrthstr, low miles, moonroof, CD & morel (6141 ~) '98 CADILLAC DEVILLE V·8 Northstar, CD, leather, bol. ol worr., CC?ffipore .. .I (773619) '96 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS ·Low miles, block, leather, CD, alloys·& morel (801464) 1 95 CADILLAC. ELDORADO S 8 88 Low miles, VS Northstar, silver, hhr. 16193S9) . 1 t 9 1 97 OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETIE ·S 8 88 GLS, low 26k miles, CD, lthr, rear air &more, bol. ef worr., (240033) 1 '9 , '97 CADILLAC CATERA $ "88 Low 25k miles, block, lthr, moonroof, CD, chrome .Wbls, bol. of worr., (1 "84041 2 1 , 9 . '99 CADILLAC DEVIW Low miles, white, ton lthr, bol. of worr., prev. rental (779184) .-1 99 MERCEDES BINZ C230 Low 171< miles, block, alloys, bol. of warr., prev. rental. (7 43155) '98 LEXUS LS400 Low 35k miles, bronze, Ion lthr, CD, prem. wheels, bol. of worr., (104750) NABERS .. I CREDIT • UNION • DIRECT • LENDltG. 2 600 Harbor Boulevard • Costa Mesa . (714) 540~9100 523,9 8 8 523?988 523,988 523,988 s24,988 $27,988· 529,988 5]9,988 . . I