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/ - MESA CbMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON lHE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESD~Y, APRIL 25, 2001 J I , / Steel>.t6 lead,pro :,El .Toro group to Washington , I · • Costa Me~ lcouncilrnan will join a group of 1.he De.partm-ent of Defense North couAty officials t.-..·,;;..g to drum up support ' that ovl!rsees the transi t:Ion of ... , ..... closed military bases to other Cox not part of airport debate for an airport at the closed Marine base. uses, as well as Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Hunbngton Pa ul Clinton port Authority, have sched Beach) and Rep. Maxine • Newport Beach leaders say As staff members from the city conunue DAILY PILOT uled several meetings with Waters (D-Los Angeles). ldlks with Orange Count} to flesh out the high-ranking legislators and Steel said he was unable to ti.me is not right to involve the detdlls of the proposed extension of flight COSTA MESA - Council other officials, including act pin down Rep. Chnstopher city's congressman in talks to caps dnd the airports other rP'>lncbons, man Chris Steel is leading a ing Secretary of the Navy Cox (R-Newport Beach) for Cox (R-Newport Bectch) hds been nearly delegation of North County Robert B. Price. any tune to discuss El Toro's extend flight caps at John Wayne. db!>ent from the debate officials that will head to "We'll meet with some future. Pa u l Clinton But that's been lbe plan Councilman Washington, D.C ., today to people to try to expedite El Debate over the base's DAILY PILOT Gal)' Proctor c;a1d lobby for an airport at the Toro,• Steel said. future - after being relative "We're not at a point where ti would be dosed El Toro Marine base. The delegation also has ly quiet for several months - NEWPORT BEAC H - City leader!> dppropndt~ for hun to WddE' m, • Proctor Steel and the other group lined up meetings with offi- · h as h e ate d up in r ecent don't need Rep. Chris Cox 's help to extend said ·we don't hdve rnough deldlls on the members, who represent the cials in the Office of Econom the noise restnctions at Jolin Wayne Au tdble .. Orange County Regional Air- ic Adjustment, the division of SEE STEEL PAGE 5 port. At least, not now. SEE COX PAGE 5 - "This is what old-fashioned community is about. • When something happens to somebody, everybody feels it." More razors - M arg ery M cElig ot I I found on park Neig ~orly love playground As a former • Lions Park becomes found Mt1n h ill, Apnl 1. Newport Beach dnd Apnl 17 < dUttondry third site in Costa !>tgn" h dvt• dl<,o lw<>n pldced family copes with the Mesa where blades m Ptnkl<'\ Pdrk on Oqlc death of its father, a Stret•l. wh1•n• pohr<' found have been discovered. bldclC'!> Apnl I h community opens its No one• ht1-. hePn injured Deepa Bharath -.o fdr. poltte <,<11d heart and lends its DAILY PILOT Ofhndb -.ay lnVt>'>llCJd· support tors havc> ledcls hut no \US COSTA MESA - Police peCl'> yt>l · found c;everal razor blades O fhcer-, hc1v1> ht>C'n Deepa Bharath 1n wons Park on Tuesday. pdtrulltno ctll ol th<' nty DAILY PILOT malung 1t the third city park pdrks O\ er th<' ld.,t lv. u to be affected by the d1s week!>, s<11d \o<,ld MP d wo years ago, the Con turbLOg dlscovenes, otflnals PolJce Lt Ddle AirrH:'Y Tues nors were the lifeline of said . day's fLOdmq \\ti" -.1mllt1r tu the V1Sta liucha neigh A mother picked up one the oth('ro, he Sdtd borhood. blade Tuesday mommg • \\.t• n• upqrt1ch~I 1><1trul T from playground equip LO d11 pdrks. es~~ CJ dJl y LO Tom and Susan Connor and their nine children touched the ment crt the park m the 500 thE· south and \\ P-.1 '' herl• lives of at least a dozen families block of Wesl 18th Street. the mndenls hdvt' occurred on the WUldlng street over a short police sdld. She brought 11 so ldr. • Bllllt>~ said ti.me, and neighbors were devas to the poltce substation Pohce dre Cd uttomnq tated when the farruly moved to across from the park pc1renl!. lo dccompt1ny and New York. On Thursday. the nl) c;upervM• llw1r childrcn tn But the Vista liucha commu posted wammg signs m pdrk<, nity has rallied around the Con Heller Park on 16th Street. nors since Tom Connor, 61 , died w hl're razor blades were SEE RAZ ORS PAGE 10 ot a sudden heart attack Thurs day evening while playing bas ketball with a friend. The Connors rode cross-coun try in a truck two weeks ago and were staying in a motel in Costa Mesa while Tom Connor w as hoping to find a job, which he Bl~ts from past top did. Connor had also arranged for his family to move into a house in Mission Viejo. fair's music lineup His death ha.s turned his fami ly members' lives upside down. • The Village People July 15 The 1x 9u)"• k.nown The landlord of the Mission Viejo for their NollH' Amencan. home bas since canceled the and Chubby Checker G 1 bi ker rnnc;lructton lease. Neighbors say the family are among those worker, cop dnd cowboy has meager savings and no co tumes will ht• but one of income with their sole breadwin scheduled to the oct perfomung on 17 ner gone. Their clothes are perform in July. consecuuve rughts packed away in U-Haul boxes, The fo1r. themed "Twist and neighbors are taking turns Naomi Connor, 8, finds comfort in James Meier dnd Shoul - Celebrate C1t hosting the family. sister Sbiloh's arms as memorial DAILY PILOT rus and Sun.• will lock off But on Tuesday afternoon, the services for their father, Tom JuJy l:l wllh tht~ man w ho entire family and the community Connor, conclude at Our Lady COSTA MESA - The made · Th(• 1\visl • an inter gathered at a memorial service Queen of Angles Church in macho men are coming to nauondl en allon Perf nn· for Tom Connor. Susan Connor Newport Beath on Tuesday. town. mg ror more than 40 y r.., played the piano as daughters Now in their 23rd year of Chubby Checker has sold Sarah, 18, and Shiloh, 19, sang perfonning such disco tuts more thcrn 250 million hymns. Each member of the fam LIFT "YMCA.• "In the Navy• albwn dnd WlU open the ily delivered his or her eulogy. A photograph of Susan and the and "Macho Mao,· the Vil concert sent? . " M y dad watch ed TV with late Tom Connor ls displayed at lage People will hit the the church. Arlington Theater stage at SEE SERVICE PAGE 10 PHOTOS BY SEAN HUER I DAILY I'll.OT the Orange County Pau on SEE FAIR PAGE 4
11111 . A ship's story is all in the name FUii FACT QAS'SHDS - J 3 While boats &MOIS -- 2 Double-entendres, whimsy, class. Boat owners go for it all tNtspend PUIUC mYKl'S -·----12 most of their · when they christen their babies. time In SPOm 11 c:a111omi. must ---·--... _.....__ International Yacht Race prob ing the boat. be~ - ably won't find their way Into "Blan means style and wtthln 120 days hlltory books, their names all sophJ1Ucation - clus," said of entering the NEWPORT BiACH come with a story. Sandy Milli. state, tt..ts one eap Mayflower. Queen Mary. A Take Doug and Sandy Milli' Add an accent mark end you tlon to the Mt. TNt\ If the thipl .. - 35-foot for get •moc.e" in Prench...... certain ntan1c t'OID9 llo mind. Blan, example, the ~ UMd for r11dn9. 1Ut then Columr* f¥on. AnUI ...... for mnturiel, tbe MIMI ol ~'I l8COl\d boat that car •we loWld it, " Milli Mid. ~,.only Mloued In the--for,.. etoolMhlWend .... of famous lbipe haft came to riel lbeoune. "Some r.- we do with style end~ end In ~want\ the .. Lien a. """ ,.,. tymbola. Mr bMNr'l llodll. Wben the couple bought and 1ophl1ticatlon and da11, 'St reg11t19don fw n S5 ..-,.,...-. And ...... , of ...... the ftnt Blan, tbey relfffChed - to ... thn Mt .. of the time. plul bolll ID tbll ~ 5'1b tb• name and decided to wnaa1 Nnpalt ID ..._.... Hep n lnltMcl Of re.cbrtlten· SlllOATMMS '
seen from noon to 4 p.m. wflry Saturday PET OF THE WEEK and Sunday, rain or abine, at Ru.o's Pet Chance . Experieoce at Fashion llland. Newport Chance, a 2-year-old male corgi-golden· Center Drive, Newport Beach. LocALs retriever mix. ii still av&lable for adoption The Community Animal Network 11 a through the Community Animal Network. community-supported animal organization Chan~ bas been professionally trained; linking people and pets through communi· however, right now he is a bit too hyper ty action. See other animals available for for many families and needs a home that is adoption at httpll:www.anlmalnetwork.org. • willing to continue bis training. Donations For more inforination. or to send dooa are also being accepted for his board and t!<>ns. call (949) 759-3646 or write to the care. Community Animal Network at P.O. Box Other rescued dogs and cats may been 8662, Newport Beach, CA 92658.
2 Wednesdo;, April 25, 2001 Daily Pilot Costa Mesa for people Gettln1. newly diagnosed and/or with minimal symptoms of .INVOLVED multiple sclerosis. The group will meet at 11 a.m. • GEi iiNG IWOUIED runs peri '()dlcally In the Dally Pilot on • rotat the first Tuesday of every ing basis. If you'd like Information . month. (949) 650-7659. on adding your organization to this list cell (949) 574-4298. COSTA MESA BOY SCOUTS OF POLICE DEPARTMENT AMERICA INC. Seniors 55 and older are Volunteer opportunities for invited to help staff the the Orange County Coun Westside substation. Vol cil include fund-raising, unteers are asked to work program development and two four-hour daytime training to existing troops shifts per .week and are and packs. (714) 546-4990. responsible for answering phones, bicycle registra BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS tion, fingerprinting, data OF NEWPORT·MESA entry and assisting with other citywide projects. The three area clubs need Seniors who can speak volunteer coaches and arts both Spanish and English and crafts workshop teach are also needed. Call for an ers. Call for locations. (949) application. Fred Gaeckler, 642-2245. (714) 754-5208. COSTA MESA COSTA MESA CIVIC PLAYHOUSE SENIOR CENTER The playhouse needs vol unteers for ushering, back· The multipurpose senior stage work, mailings. typ services facility at the cor ing, controlling lights and ner of 19th Street and many other duties. (949) Pomona Avenue seeks vol 650-5269. unteers who can greet members and the public at COSTA MESA the front desk and· volun· HISTORICAL SOCIEn leers for the Resource Department with Excel The society collects infor computer experience and mation, photos and arti sharp telephone skills. facts relating to the history Walter Cruttellden of Costa Mesa and the har The Senior Meals program bor area. Volunteers are also needs people to deliv needed for clerical tasks, er meals to homes. (949) H e works so others can work better computer input and help in 645-2356. the library. (949) 631-5918. h1µpmg m to help foster teens year-old Cruttenden has also sponsored COSTA MESA develop job skills gives Walter For A a car in the group's upcoming. soapbox COSTA MESA SENIOR CORP. derby. Foster teens involved in the CCruttend~n sell-satisfaction. LITEUCY COUllCIL The investment banker who lives in GOOD CAUSE group's programs will drive the cars in The nonprofit organization Spygldss I hll volunteers with Orange the event, scheduled to take place June The Costa Mesa Literacy at the Costa Mesa Senior his foster home in Baltimore as an 18- 16 m Aliso Viejo. Center needs voluntee r Center is looking for new C:ounty Works, an Irvine nonprofit • year-old with only $100 in his pocket. group. Ma~ter has been pounding the tutors to teach English as a board members. The fund After stepping off a bus at Union Sta second language. People At monthly workshops, Cruttenden pavement to nail down corporate spon raising and policymaking tion in downtown Los Angeles, MacAJ sors for the 32 entries. who want to learn English board needs volunteers teaches thP basics - how to give a lister wandered around and eventually as a second language are handshdke, work with co-woikers, fill Cruttenden's support of the group - who will participate in ended up living under the Huntington he donates his time, as well as some also eocoura9ed to .call. monthly meetings, occa out a 1ob application and other needed Pier for more than two years. money - helped get it off the ground in Call to register. (714) 435- sional committee meetings skLUS. But by the time he went to Crutten the past decade. 3310 or (714) 545·3445. "It's that basic," Cruttenden said. ~ A den, MacAllister was on his feet look and special projects. Can There are now more than 100 people didates should have con lot of them have been abused. They just ing to help others in his shoes. who volunteer their time to support the COSTA MESA nections in Costa Mesa nc>ed ~ome love and basic help." "When he said that he himsell was a foster teens, from ages 15 to 18, partici MS SELF·HELP GROUP Cruttenden became mvolved with foster lad and had been homeless for a pating in Orange County Works. and surrounding commu Orange County Works 111 1990, after while, I thought, 'There's a guy who "Walter's involvement has had a big The O~ange County chap nities and an interest in woup founder Don MacAllister called walks the walk and talks the ripple e ffect,• MacAllister said. ter of the national Multiple serving the community by him ford donation. talk,'"Cruttenden said. - Story by Paul Clinton; Sclerosis Society bas start helping seniors. (949) 645- ScvPral years earlier, MacAllister left In addition to the workshops, the 50- photo by G1'99 Fry ed a new sell-help group in 2356, Ext. 16.
under the influence of an Costa Mesa ALMANAC intoxicant. They have only • Roderick Cordova, 19, been arrested on suspicion Artesia .NEIGHBORS REAL ESTATE of a crime and, as with all • Ricardo Bustillos, 22, TRANSACTIONS crimes, are considered Hawaiian Gardens innocent until proved • Danlel Eleseo Ortega, 24, guilty. COSTA MESA Stanton 24 12 Orange Ave. , $411 ,000 COSTA MESA Sunday April 18 2335 Elden Ave., $330,000 • Joseph Jay Kelly, 31, 2451 Elden Ave., $190,500 • Francisco Gerardo Lucas, 22, Costa Mesa Irvine 851 Victona St. , $275,000 • Stanleigh Kellord Wilde, 4 27 E 19th St.. $463,000 • Allen Charles Patterson, 2157 Pac1f1c Ave .. $263,000 21 , Mission Viejo 4 7, San Clemente NEWPORT BEACH .. Saturday 1000 Dover Dnve, $575,000 • Natalie Michelle Rico, 26, NEWPORT BEACH 152 Villa Point Drive, La Mirada Sunday $390,000 • Ahmed Haitham Bun- Friday 1019 Mandn Lane, dakjl, 21 , Fountain Valley $730.000 • Gerardo Silva-Vidal, 22, Anaheim • Allen Martinez, 26, Costa . Mesa DUI ARRESTS • Mark Jay Wa' sserburger, 32, Huntington Beach • NllGI• 09 tpOtllghts ~-In ...... _clrlct nMIAO llif The fol/owing people April 18 . lnfonnatlon to se.r.nle Frith vie fml ...... to • have been arrested recently Thunclay • Jose l'rinidad Hernandez, stefanle.frltheletlmes.com. on susp1c1on of driving • Luis Alberto Sarabia, 23, 21, Santa Ana
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COSTA MESA PLANNING Indifference leads to untimely death of Fish Fry
COMMISSION WRAP·UP week ago Tuesday - curb at the college in June the ones urgmg that we r some hours after t had after VlSLllng lhe F~h Fry pour perhaps hall a uullion I' Inside WHAT HIPPIJllD: acked the last words and broke her ankle. It's an dollars into tbe Huscroft to a coh,unn lamenting the incident for wtuch she's House tor the sake of pre- CITY HALL · ~ sionThecommh- approved blurring of two sentnes of seekmg $80,000. Now the serving Costa Mesa's tu.story ' 4• o a 22-foot-high. tradition in our twin citie!. - college ts requesung lhat the _ barely uttered a plea or WHAT HAPPENED: . . . . • 99-square-foot the thinning ranks of the Lions Club gtve Wollf her lifted a telephone when 1t · free-standing Costa M esa-Newport Har money. The Lions Cluh's came to saving the Fish Fry. sign for the Sea Lari< Motel, bor Lions Club gathered at msurance proVJder - Lions And 10 my book, the Fish 2274 Newport Blvd. the beds~de or the critically Club lntemal.Jonal is ~ Com~.~~m1SS1on- ill 58th annual Fish Fry. refusing. claLmmg the policy Fry cames greater tustoncal postponed a WHAT IT MUNS: As the event clung to tile Byron de 'Arakol it writes ror the Fish Fry weight than the Huscroft decision - ravaged by indifference does not indPmnify OCC House. The sign was approved by !: Monday on ~d w eakened by the can BETWEEN THE LINES against Li ability for ln1unes. This ts nqt to say some the zoning administfator in changing the city's sign cer of a particularly asinine allegedly caused by college people didn't give 1t the old ordinance, originally adopted March, but it was appealed property. The C'Ollege thinks college try.. Lions C'lub Presi- by Councilwoman Linda quirk of bureaucrncy - without U1e pc1rade lo in 1974. il should and won't allow lbe • d <> nt-el<•ct Mike Schealer- Dixon and Planning some in the room argued for escape the hot but mundane extraordinary means to pull FLSh Fr)' this year unless it "hPartbroken. H he told me, WHAT IT MEANS: Commiuion Chairwoman pace of U1e rat w heel. To ICmlM Foley. the event from dealli's door. reconnect with family c1nd does. Tortured? You bPt. ·over the F1Sh Fry's passmg The commission directed The sign will be within 200 Others beUeved 1t too late. old friends. To wrap our Non<>the l es~. whLle these - revenshJy c1d muuslered the city's staff to determine feet of property zoned for Then the.decision came: Pull selves in the smaJJ-town inti two faceless monoLillis CPR to ttu.s year 's event, whether the changes are housing. but the property the plug. Moments later, the macy that lured the round square off over $80,000 c1nd i.eekmg d.ltemauve sites He allowed by California's does not indude any homes. Fish Fry died And with it an ing generallons to this some tortured Lldbwty con- wc1s greatly aided by Costa business code. Instead, it has a restaurant irreplaceable slice of Costd coastal mesa. In this age of cept that only. a propeller MeSd Counctlman Gary The proposed changes and a motel. Mesa's soul. apalhy, mdilference and the head can grasp. c1 truly Mondhan Costa Mesa City would prohibit new signs The sign will not be visible Now. I'm d realist to the fleeting, we could use some mcanmgful trdd1llon in our. ' with animation or moving extent I have to be to ratio more or thdt. city'<; hentage hds pc1'ised Mdnager Allcin Roeder and from homes. according to a away. · · the Datly PLlot's Jun de messages, require street staff report. nalize the absurdit.Jes of this But it seems we'U hdvc lo addresses to be posted on crazy planet. And so 1t is find it somewhere C'lse now But more thc1n lh<> In' dnd Boom. SWl. too !JttJe too late. free-standing signs or on the WHAT HAPPENED: . noted that not au tra dition~ It is starkly Lronic I lhmk - frustrc1ll on or losmq the Fish As resurrect.Jons go, building, and limit the survive. Some aren't worth dnd not surprising. :Jadly Fry beneath dn dVa.lanche of SC'heafer promises d vigor- number of signs allowed on saving. But lh1s one was that some of the very things legal n'ldnure 1s thf'·utter ous attempt to brec1 the the businesses. commission The Costa M esa Fish Fry the Fish Fry gc1ve ui. Sdnclu sense or mdtHerencf' that Fish Fry UdC'k to Life next The ordinance was last approved a had been brinymg the dl)' from contributed l0 1Lc, seemed to prevc1il m c;onw year But I cdn't help think- revised in 1995 after a tw~ ~ plan- to divide a denizens of our twin cit.Jes demise. I'm talking here• quarters of our city d'> lhP mq that dedlh lb nearly year process involving a 50-by-280-foot together for 57 yedrs. about ng1d, lc1ngle>d burcc1u event loy drdwing its last alwc1ys permanent. committee that reviewed the lot Into two SO.by-140-foot Indeed, tht> f-1sh Fry hdd crac1cs with no sense• of breath. Unless, of course. we call sign ordinance, the Planning lots at 1965 Church St. and already completed 10 cir corrunumly. for one. Tc1kc• I thought or lhr immense ll the Cc1tf1sh Fry. I medn Commission, City Council and 1970 Newport Blvd. cuits around the sun bclorr Orange Coust C'o ll P~.Jt'·s role amount of cner~JY and head- ca ts do t1c1ve nine Live~. city staff. Costa Mesd wc1s offirit1lly 1n au or thi~ . Imes consum<>d hy '>umc• m nght? The commission will discuss WHAT IT MEANS: incorporated in 1953 It OCC- c1n otherwise line Costa Mesc1 to SdV<' tht' ___.. ~------'- the ordinance again May 14. The cQmmission in 1998 served to rc>m1nd U'> - more institution or educc1llon 1 luc;croft I louse c1 i.trur • BYRON DE ARAKAl. 1s a wnter approved a permit allowing so in recent yPtl r~ of our put the ~c r ew'> Lo th<• Costa turl" w h o'>~ indigenous llt'~ and commun1cat1ons consultant WHAT THEY SAID: Marrakesh, a new rt!Staurant working-cl c1s'> rool<. and 0111 Mesa-Newport I lurbor Lions to Co~ld f\. lestt dH' an doubt, He lives 1n Costa Mesa His column HI think we made the right at the time, to use 1970 New- common dfhmly for honw Club for a c 1v 1I cla11n fllC'd by and which LS more or less al runs W~nesdays Readers can decision by continuing the port Blvd. for parking in the and simphnty. m•1ghbor'> Lrvine resident ArlPnc Wolff. this point d tenn1tE>-nddlecl reach him with ~ tips and sign ordinance to the next evening. and fnend'> nw Fish rl) The 53-yec1r-olcl Wolff tQ,llc>chon of hr<•wood. Yet comments by e·ma1I at byron meeting to make sure we The back half of the lot. was our one chance Pven cillegedly stumbl<>d over c1 mdny or these> wry folk<> writerOmsn com comply with all of California's 1965 Church St., is zoned for business regulations." housing and was not allowed - Commissioner Bill P9fttins to be used as parking. Jeny Palanjian. who WHAT HAPPENED: owns the land at 1965 Church Recreallon, lhl" me>cting i ~ Mattress Outlet Store 8RAMJ IEW • COSMETK:AL.LY NPERFECT Get the Best for Less! - 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costal'lesa • ODc lllodl s-tll of 405 ,..., 548·7168 Hand!Nde Tort1llts Slljll"'9 Ma..,.,nach1s ....Marg.11it•,. ... & Cerwu BM Ord«' l>y the Donn Ch1ngol1ngu Enchiladas F1jit11 Bumtos & Tacos Guac.mole Chips & Salsa COMPLITI PMTY MCK Fott 101 C.11 your nMtWt loutionf In 1.,a1•11a11 ~ 10to 150people. '<• , ...... c.ter:.9 (949) 645-02()9 .-re ' . . . Doily Pilot 4 Wednesday, April 25, 2001 said, it shouldn't matter too FAIR much that fewer seats will be available overall. A TASTE OF SUMMER CONTINUED FROM 1 "The 9 p.m. Tuesday shows and those weekday sh ows Fewer people will have the weren't packed anyway,• he . opportunity to see Checker, said. the Village People and the If, for w hatever reason, other performers this year shows do sell out and patrons because the fair has changed are left outside the gates, they things a bit. won't necessarily be unable to Instead of shows at 7 and 9 see the show from afar, Beaz p.m.,· only one show will be ley pointed out. Two large held nightly at the Arlington screens will be set up along Theater. Each show, however, side the stage and will proba will host 9,000 guests rather bly be tilted so those outside than the previous 6,200, said can see them, he said. t' Steve Beazley, th~ fair's . In bringing acts to the f~il. deputy general manager. Of officials focus on variety/ to those 9,000 seats, t.600 will please everyobe, Beazley.-said. serve as reserved seating, So, joining the Villgge Peo which will cost $10 each. That ple and Checker will be lbree way, people trying to get a Dog Night, REO Speedwag great seat to see their favorite on, Hall and Oates, Tanya bands and acts can avoid wait Tucker, Lee Greenwood, Billy ing in line, Beazley said. Ray Cyrus, Big Bad Voodoo "I think it's a program that Daddy, the Isley Brothers, En will draw a lot of patrons, n Vogue, David Clayton Beazley said of the Orange Thomas with Blood, Sweat Circle program, as it's been and Tears, Gallagher, Billy dubbed. uwe found through Dean, Suzy Bogguss, John surveys done in the past two Berry, Carman, ZOEgirl, Yes years, in particular, that our terday, and actor Dennis patrons would prefer reserved Quaid and his band, the • seating. So, it's more out of Sharks. customer convenience." Checker, the Isley Brothers The remaining seats will and Yesterday, a Beatles trib still be free with paid admis ute band, will lend well to the sion, he said. "Twist and Shout• theme, And there's another advan Beazley noted. The Isley tage to staging just one perfor Brothers wrote and first per mance nightly. formed the song, which the "We hit a ceiling before Beatles then covered. And, of because there were some per course, Checker popularized formers who only wanted to "The Twist" with that song perform one show and not and his follow-up "Let's Twist two," he said. Again." The move didn't make any The fair will be held July 13 difference this year in drawing to 291'at the Orange County acts, but that doesn't mean it Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, won't help in the future, he Costa Mesa. said. For more information, call For the most part, Beazley (714) 708-1928. SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Folks from ta r and wide converged on Newport Beach's sands Tuesday as the te mperatures rose into the 80s inland and hovered in the high 70s in parts of RUFFLES Costa Mesa. While it was a\ lot cooler by the ocean, with tempe ratures staying in the 60s, that didn't stop Rive rside's David McKelllps and his 5-year-old son , M att, UPHOLSTERY from e njoying the sun and the sand by the Newport Pier. Forecasts call for a near Where Your Dollar Covers Morel repeat of the hot weather today before things start to cool off as the week goes on. WE'VE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH 00 Sofa $100 • OFF Car Accident? 00 FrM Report revHla MCreta.you """ Club Chair $50 • OFF to know before you Mttle your caH ·with a purchase of Fabric & Labor til 05/02/01 or apeak to anyone. For your frH report. Call Toll Free 1998 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA (949) 548· 1156 1-888-310-7681, _24 l:Jr. Recorded Me ...g. · ~tag ~""'- TlwNL'«l • GRollP Exr.M<'l>I • Yto<'.A • !-ntU«,m C'1~..u • 5"NNl!IG • TN001«0 Wednesday, May 9 • T41 CHI • STCAM R 1. Official Events Sporting Clays I & II Trap Doubles Tabor's Doubles Continental Trap Duck Tower Flurry Optional Events Olympic Trap .· 2-Man Flurry Five Stand • Proceeds ~ndlt Hoag ,_.spltol. To partlc/patr, or for mote Information, • pko~ coll Mt/S74-720I. If \• ' ' Doily Pilot Wednesday, April 25, 2001 5 boat owners pick the right BOAT name. Bookstores carry a A reason to celebrate at Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter list of titles devoted to the CONTINUED FROM 1 subject. • Costa Mesa facility thought it would be out of busi about where we were going to kids. They are giving me that \ But then again, it is a bit ness by now. Instead, there's go next gave me time to look for chance. Sometimes you want to j and some like a Jl\005e. • like naming a child and total welcomes visitors with more of a need than there ever a place to live and a job. We give up, but they haven't given When they got a new boat ly up to the owner's imagina- an open house to mark was." spent about two months in the up on me, and they won't let five years ago, they look the tion. · The shelter has become more shelter and, right after I moved. me give up." , name with them. Literally. Sure, there are the all its 20th anniversary. complete over the years, with I got called for a job I applied to Barrios said many in the am "We bad the name taken time nautical theme ~Kho many programs that try to while I was here. It will be a munity have been very sup off the old boat," Sandy Mills favorites, represented in the OAILV Pit.OT change the conditions that cause year in June since we moved portive throughout the years. said, adding that as frequent race by such boats as Win people to be homeless, Barrios out of here." About 200 people attended racers, the couple wanted to drose, Sea Dancer and Ed COSTA MESA - The said. Current shelter residents said the celebration. wbich included keep the name. , 7 Quesada's Sirena. Orarige Coast Interfaith Shelter, Linda Lefler, one of many they expect the shelter to be in a barbecue, tours of the shelter, Unlike vanity license Quesada. the co-owner of one 22nd5tnnual ------. ~ Les Afi{{er Scfio{arsliip ~cogniti.on '.Brealfast You are cordially invited to join the CoJla Mua Chamber of Commerce in recognition of outJtan'Jing Jcho/aJtic achievement FrUJay~ May 18, 2001 ·7:15a.m a1 t11eHilton COJtaM&Ja (previotuly die DoulJu Tree) $18 per per.Jon ------ Company: ______Phone:----- Amt. enclosed :______ Credit Card: _MC_ VISA_ AMEX exp.----- .. , . Daily Pilot 6 Wednesday, April 25' 2001 The Footcomfort Store offers ... Pilates studio has arrived newhalance• salute local polict> athl<"lt'l'\ foot•co mfort San.te Footcomfort has been a biomedical production laboratory $inc.c A new method for exercise has come to Corona dd Mar. Darlene new balance' Newport Beach, who is oomrruttcd ~o assisting customers 1976. For many years the facility dealt only with sporu and medical Lara, RN, DC, has enabwbed Santi! Pilatcs Studio. PilatC$ is an in selecting proper foorwcar, apparel and ac:ccssones, congi:aruJatcs the professionals across the country, including orthopedic surgeons, exercise program based on a method developed by Joseph Pilarcs. Newport Beach Police Department for talcing first place m the 17th annual Baker co Las Vegas Challc.ngc Cup Relay Race, held the firs1 podiurins, chiropractors, physicaJ therapists and achlctic trainers. The program is a total body conditioning method with an weekend in April. With 1he advcnr of HM Os and PPOs, coverage of foot orthotics and emphasis on developing strong core muscles in the abdominal, Team captain Sgt. Neil Harvey led his 20-mcmber team to victory in other biomechanicaJ devices we re being excluded from the paticnr's gluteal, lumbar and shoulder girdle muscles. It fiacilimtcs overall their division after completing the 120-mile, 20-scagc course in 15 hours, coverage. T hw, 1hc advcnc of The Fooccomforc Score, where a functional form. 21 minutes. The team came in third place last year, in jwt under 16 cusromer can be ca.seed and fined wirh high quality foot orthotics and Each exercise uses the body's resistance to strengthen and hours. receive the benefits of a cusrom or non-custom foot orthocic but at elongate mwclc. Exercises arc performed on specially designed at new balancc9 "Newport Beach, choose from one of the l arg~t producrion prices. The expcricnced naff a1 The Fooccomfort Store can equipment, such as the Universal Reformer, che Cadillac. the Chair selections of new balance• in Sourhcrn California. And if the shoe you advise customers as ro 1he best cour~ of action. and the incorporation of mac work. want isn't in stock, they will get it for you ... quickly, th:inks 10 the helpful, High quality companies such as Birkenstock, Drew Shoes and Owner and director Darlene S. Lara, graduated from the Los expert staff. Whether it's walking, running. cross training, golf, basketball, F. L.A. Onhopcdics arc also repre~ented at The Fooccomfort Score. We Angeles College of Chiropractic after completing a bachelor of tennis or casual wear, new balance• will enhance rhc cnjoymenr of your arc an :iuthoriu:d dealer for Birkenstock sandals and shoes. With our science in human biology. She is a graduate of the Los Angeles favorite activities. ntwbalanc~ Newport production capabilities, we can customize new Birkenstock sandals, County/USC Medical Center for Brach is locattd at 932 refurbish and repair existing Birkenscocks, or modify ocher sandal Nursing. It was because of her AIJ()('ado Aw. m Corona brands to make them more biomechanically sound. interest in health and fitness that she def Mar Plaur. BuJinm You'll also find a complete line of custom orthotic sandals that have became certified by master teacher hours 11rr Monday - , custom orthoric built inco 1he fombed. These extra padded, Rael lsacowitt, to instruct Pilatcs. At Saturday. I 0 11 m. to 7 ~iomcch an i caJl y sound sandals come in a myriad of colors and arc the Sant~ Pilatcs Srudio, Or. Lara p.m.; and Sunday, JI 11.m. Completely rcfurbishable, guaranteeing a long life of comfon. joins these disciplines to crute a 10 6 p.m Gill (949) 720- The Drew Shoe Corp. brand offers a complete line of comfort shoes holistic approach to exercise. 1602. Visit tht \~rb me 111 • ~~ that arc made specially for the difficuJ1-to-fic foot. Cosmetic items Dr. Lara is a specialist in sports · ttdnru~·ombfiimm rn111 such a.s high quality silicone inwl~. heel cups. bunion protection pads and rchabilimion. She has many and other foo1care producu can also be purchased. We also carry a years of experience with orthopedic high quality line of medically approved hosiery for men and women. surgeons, neurologists and family Image P erf<·t·l La ~t· r : With warm weather JUSt around 1he corner, The Footcomfort Store praajcc physicians- in the tteatmcnt permam·nt hair rt·du<'lion offers a line of high quality foo1 creams and balms to soothe and and management of musculo refresh even rhe moM battered feet. skclctal disorders, acute trauma, Dr. Darlene Lara, RN, DC If you have been w.Uting co check into Laser Hai r Removal ... now All products purchased at The Footcomfon Score come with a l 00 post-surgicaJ, rchabilimtion, chronic pain syndrome and sports is the cimc. pcrcenr sarisfacrion guarantee, and .tll custom foot orthotics arc injuries. Laser H.Ur removal has changed since it was first introduced more than five years ago and it is bencr than ever. With a flash of laser guaran1eed for li fe agains1 breakage. To mJ Alhlellc .... • ltfnty1e ..,.,...... ~---- .. . : to th b lance• ...... Doily Pilot Wednesday, April 25, 2001 7 . ~\\{ 'Your Faet> is yo~ 1 r Fortun<~: Pu~hing tJw limi.t.., of tlw h11rna11 df,'1l~lion Look hf tt<>r in your ''.1 1" l1ikin/ this summf'r It is no longer socially acceptable 'l:O go around with damaged or a decade go. Even with the best clinician, techniques and m;iterials, a ._,>' missing cccth. New materials and advanced surgical and prosthetic dental reconstruction will rarely last beyond 20 years. 1')) Wouldn';ir feel great co look phenomenal in techniques, enhanced by computer technology, have made ic possible The human dentition was probably never incended co last much your bikini chis summer? co achieve remark.able results in restorative dencistry. Aeschecic beyond 70 years. Not just. the baby boomers, but today's youth can le you said, •1t'll never happen!" or dentistry cakes time and careful planning, often involving multi look forward to two co three oraJ reconstructions if they are to realize "whatever" you're not alone. A rt.'CCnt sruJy reveals that as many as 40 percent all women disciplinary creacmenc. the dream of "ceeth for life." Forrunacdy, implant dentistry has come or arc uncomfortable buying a barning suit.at che Dr. Robert Wright, a pronhodontisc, foresees an emergence of along ac the right time for both patient and the profession to service start ofsummer. many multi-disciplined dencal specialty cencers in major the last phase of dentistry. Well, be prepared co start shopping for that metropolitan areas across the country to accommodate che ever Dr. Wrighc has undergone residency in aesthetic, implanc and great suit you always wanted, because with the increasing demands of the more discerning patients. A careful analysis reconscructive denristry. H e received his dental degree from the right weight-training program, you'll ~.. proud of an attractive smile will demonstrate chat it is noc just the ceeth University of Sc. Andrews, specialty training in Advanced co go to the beach or just hang out poolside! By investing a mere 30 minuu:s EV l:.RY Holly Pineda themselves but their positioning in the dental arch, che visible display Proschodontics and masters degrees from USC. He has more than 20 0THER DAY you soon won't rely on a mumu of pink gums that surround them and the lips chat drape chem are years of clinical experience in clinical practice, is a member of the · or wrap fgr your camouflage. what evoke a beautiful appearance. American and ln u: r~acionaJ Colreges of Proschodoncics and is a Every worruin has the ability co look great, although not every woman has Do you recall your parents telling you, "Your face is yo ur forrune. n lecturer and course director at the UCLA Center for Eschecic the abilicy 10 look like her favorite ac..·tress, dana:r or next-door neighbor. Nothing comforts or reassures more than a healthy anraccive smile. It Dentistry. We have certain God-given genetics that are unchange:ible. For example. is in the best interest of any company whose employees deal directly Qr. Wrightr recently opened the Newport Center for Aesthetic if ~u hawe a big bone structure, you're nor going to look like Calista / with the public to ensure chat they have winning smiles.- · . 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With the advent of HMOs and PPOs, coverage of foot orthotics and emphasis on developing strong core mwdcs in the abdominal, Team captain Sgt. Neil Harvey led his. 20-member team t~ victory in other biomechanical devices were being excluded from the patient's gluteal, lumbar and shoulder girdle muscles. It facilitates overall their division after completing the 120-mile, 20-scagc course in 15 hours, coverage. Thus, the advent of The Footcomfort Store, where a functional form. 21 minutes. The team came in third place lasr )!Cat, in just ondcr 16 customer can be casted and fitted with high quality foor orthotics and Each exercise uses the body's resistance to strengthen and hours. receive rhe benefits of a custom or non-custom foot orthot.ic but at elongate muscle. Exercises arc performed on specially designed at new balance• Newport Beach, choose from one of rhe largest producrion pri ce~. The experienced staff at The Footcomfort Store can equipment, such as the Universal Reformer, the Cadill.ac, the Cha.ir scleaions of new balance• in Sourhcrn California. And if the shoe you advise customers as ro rhc besr course of action. and the incorporation of mat work. want isn't in srock, they will get ir for you ... quickly. thanks to rhc helpfu(. High quality companies such as Birkenstock, Drew Shoes and Owner and director Darlene S. Lara, graduated from the Los expert staff. Whether it's walkinl)unniog, cross training. golf, baskecball. F.LA. Orthopedics arc also represented at The Footcomforc Store. We AngcJes College of Chiropractic after completing a bachelor of tennis or casual wear, new balance9 will enhance the cnjoymenr of your arc an authorized dealer for Birkenstock sandals and shoes. With our science in human biology. She is a graduate of the Los Angeles favorite activities. ntwbalancr- Ntwporr County/USC Medical Center for production capabilities, we can cusromizc new Birkcnsrock sandaJs, Btach is locartd at 932 It refurbish and repair existing Birkcnstocks, or modify other sandal I Nursing. was because of her A1JOCado At•t. in Corona brands ro make them more biomechanicaJly sound. interest in health and fimcss that she dtl Mar Plaz.a. Busmt'JJ You'll aJso find a complere line of cusrom onhocic sandals that have became certified by master teacher horm art Monda'I # custom onhotic builr inco chc foorbed. These extra padded, Rael Isacowitt, to instruct Pilates. At Saturday. 10 11.m. io 7 biomcchanically sound sand.tis come in a myriad of colors artd arc the Sance Pilates Studio, Dr. Lara p.m.; and Sunday. 1111 m. bomplcrdy rcfurbishablc, guaranteeing a long life of comfort. joins these disciplines to create a ro 6 p.m. Call (9-19J 7}0. 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Nor just che baby boomers, bur today's youth can It you said, ~ It ' ll never happen!" or dentistry cakes time and careful planning, often involving multi look forward ro rwo ro three oral rcconsuuctions if chey are to rcaliu: Mwlutevcr" you're nm alone. A rcccm srudy reveals that as many as 40 percent of all \\Omen che dream of "teeth for life." Fortunately. implant dentistry c.omc disciplinary rrcatmcnc. has arc uncomfortable buying a bathing uic..n th<" Dr. Robert Wright, a prosthodontist, foresees an emergence of along at the righr time for both patient and chc p(ofcssion co service staet of summer. many multi-disciplined dental specialty centers in major the last phase of dentistry. Well, be prepared to swt shopping fur that metropolitan areas across rhe country to accommodate the ever Dr. Wright has undergone residency in aesthetic, implant and great suit you alway.. wan1cd, becau.sc with the increasing demands of the more discerning patients. A careful analysis reconstructive dentistry. He received his dental degree from the right we1gh1·trammg program, you'll be proud of an anraccivc smile will demonstrate that it is nor j1m the teeth University of St. Andrews, specialty training in Adva nced ro go co rhe beach or jus1 hang our poolside! By investing a mere 30 minutes !:.VERY Holly Pinedd Proschodontics and mas ters degrees from U.SC. He has more than 20 chcmselvcs but their positioning in che ~ntal arch, chc visible display OTHER DAY you soon won't rely on a mu mu of pink gums that surround them and the lips that drape chem arc years of clinical cxecricnce in clinical practice, is a member of che or wrap fgr your camouflage. what evoke a beautiful appearance. 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"Who takes in nine ~ bone a man found in his Many of their former ple into their home? backyard · came from a neighbors sat with tears in she asked. "I love these peo human. .. their eyes as they heard the ple. It's like we're one, big The bone was discovered · children talk about their family.• Sunday in the 1900 block of father. Susan Connor said she Federa l Avenue when the "They meant a Jot to our plans to get a full-time Joi resident was preparing to lay neighborhood," Dave Gro and teach .piano lessons. But a concrete deck in his back nendyke said. "They are the biggest challenge, she , yard, said Costa Mesa Police quite a force." admits, 1 ~ to look for a house Lt. Dale Birney. ' Vista Thlcha is borne to that ww determine whi High school to honor Commerce al 5 p.m. at Zen Bistro Airport at 7 p.m. at the Newport academic excellence RAZORS Around · Restaurant, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Cos Beach City Hal), 3300 Newport Blvd. More than 100 juniors and ta Mesa. $10, or free for members. .Free. (949) 644 3309. seniors at Corona del Mar CONTINUED FROM 1 TOWN (714) 885-9090. High School will gel the aca • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Learn how to better keep track of de mic equivdlcnt of d Vdrs1ly Local residents say they are Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; THURSDAY alarmed by the chilling discoveries your money during a workshop host le tter today. by fax to (949) 646--4170; or by calling (949) Dragon Tech-Knowl~gy Solutions aimed at hurting children. 574-4298. 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The Oasis Senior Center will host a "This is one of the most horrible Mother's Market WUJ present a sem The Center for LeadenhJp Studies dents dt 10 cl.m. in the girls' day of inspiration and information stories I've ever heard,· he ·said. inar on pet and animal health at 6:30 will present a workshop on situation gymnasium. for women from 8:30 a.m. lo 2 p.m. at p.m. at the Patio Cale. 225 E. 17th To quahly for a n acadenuc "It's a malicious act against inno the center, 800 Marguerite Ave., al parenting at Antonello Ristorante. cent children.• St., Costa Mesa. Free. (800) 595- 3800 Plaza Drive, Costa Mesa. The lette r. students must have a Corona del Mar. $10. (949) 644-3244. MOMS. • 3.7 cumula ti ve g rade-point Juliana Osborne , who calls workshop will take place from 9 a.m. Heller Parlf; an •exte nsion of our average in the spnng dnd be A representative from the University John Pina Craven will sign his book, to 2 p.m. or from 5 to 10 p.m .. and m "good standing." Stud c>nts backyard,• said she is keeping her of Santa Cruz Admission's Office will "The Silent War, • at 7 p.m . at Barnes will focus on helping parents must dlso have ta ke n dl ledst childre n and he r dog away from visit Orange Coast College from 10 & Noble Booksellers at Fashion enhance their child's readiness in three college preparatory \ the park. a.m. lo 1 p .m. on the campus, 2701 bland, 953 Newport Center Drive , accomplishing tasks, making deci classes eclch semester. "I'm afraid the razor blades Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. Newport Beach. Free. (949) 759-0982. sions and constructively filling free Seniors who a re e hg1ble couJd be anywhere, not just on the (714.) 432-5894. time. Daytime workshop ls $95; playground equipment. " she said. and who received d lette r in The West Newport Beach Assn. will evening workshop is $145. Price their 1unior year will be give n "It's very disturbing, and it's mak An after-hours mixer will be hosted host a public fonun meeting about includes all materials and a five-star ing us curtail our activities." additional recogrullon. I by the Costa Mesa Chamber of the state of the city and John Wayne lunch or dinner. (714) 957-8333. Newport Harbor Nautical Museum and Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce presents .__... -~-----·- Schedule of E\'alts: Newport Beach The ~ - May U, 20011 Newport Dunes Boat Show 21st Annual - May 19, 2001: Electric Boat Poker Run at Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub (BCYO Sunday, May 20, 20011 The Junior Volvo Leukemia Cup Regatta Hosted By the BCYC Junior Board CLEAN HARBOR DAY Race in Sabots, Lasers, CFJS And Lido 14s & any class with 4 boats Ounior and Adult Sailors Wdcome) May 30, 200b Gary Jobson Presentation at BCYC Partnership for Clean Water May 31, 2001: Live and Silent Auction & Dinner at BCYC June 1-3, 2001' Newport to Dana Point Sat., April 28th 8am-3pm The Volvo Leukemia Cup R.cgatt.a Championship Racing • The 2001 Volvo Leukemia Cup R.cpua hosted by Dana West Yad>t Club, Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club and Seal Beach Yacht Club •Family Fun •Games for 200 l' Event Sponsors • Exhibits the Kids Major Local Sponsors include: Rcru.i Clothiers, Newport Harbor Shipyard, South Coast · Shipyard. 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"We're going to beat them again. We're going to fftlllcy them _• Alejandra Gallardo, Costa Mesa High ...... 30 .... softball sophomore outfielder Spar'9 H11 fltWDe IYIOI IAl1 ,-._... - 0oily Pilot Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-574.4223 • Sports Fax: 949-650-0170 • Wednesday, April 25, 2001 1J Estancia staggers PCL-leader CdM, 5-2 • Hart's complete-game three-hitter paces upset victory. PREP BASEBlll scored a run. Perkins was robbed of CdM, which has now lost three of a second hit on a fine play by Cd.M its last five, opened the scoring when .;.rry Faulkner rhetorically, after ti.is Eagles (6-13, 3- freshman Danny Whitaker, playing None contributed more than second baseman Matt Gugliuzza. 0AILY PILOT 7 in league) ended their five-game ·In addition to their offensive con left field for senior Dave Knecht, losing streak by handing the Sea junior left-hander Jol'tlan Hart, who tributions, Ortiz was the middle man who was ill. singled' and stole second COSTA MESA - The Estancia Kings (14-6t 9-1), ranked No. 9 in pitched a complete-game three-hit on two double plays and Perkins High baseball team has neither a the county and CIP Southern Sec ter to even his record at 3·3. to open the third. Rory McKeever had hve assists•and a putout at sec singled him to third and he scored on glossy record, nor any poster-boy tion Division IV, their first league Senior Justin Lund went 2 for 2 ond base. standouts who rank among Orange loss this spring. with a sacn!ice fly, driVlllg in two a Keith Long groundout. Hart, who saw the first two CdM Senior third baseman Eric Snell County's statistical leaders. But, if •1t was a big win and It was a runs and sconng one, while sen.io1· tutters reach on an error and a walk, they can pull off one more upset like team win,• said Deats, whose team, shortstop Armando Ortiz also sin but worked out of it, stranded three whacked a solo home run, his fifth the 5-2 triumph Tuesday against whiclfhas already won 2 of 3 from gled twice to lead the Eagles' nine runners, dll at third. He struck out of the season, to put CdM up, 2-0, in Pacilic Coast League visitor Corona crosstown and PCL rival Costa hit attack. · two and walked three in the 80- the fourth. d~l Mar, the Eagles would stake Mesa, will attempt to take the three Senior catcher Brent Davis dou minute affair. But Estancia, which has five one their uncontested claim as mythical game series with the Sea Kings, bled and scored, Hdft and Paul Flo · Lefty settled 'down,# Deats said run losses, inc1uding two in an 0-3 Newport-Mesa District champions. now tied, 1-1, when the two teams ry singled in runs, and junior A.J. of Hart, who pitched a complete showing at the Templeton Tourna •And what do we get for that?," collide Friday at CdM. "Every kid . Perkins broke out of a prolonged game three-hitter to defeat Costa ment last week, tied it up in the ~stancia Coach Doug Deats asked contributed for us today." slump with a ll.ne single and also Mesa, 6-2. April 3. fourth, then scored three in the fifth. ,..,..,, HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL PREP BASEBALL Irrelevant Mustangs WIIlller• waste an • Laguna Beach's Jim .opportunity Anderson wins $500. They pay bil> • Tunberwolves' five-run bucks to the com- ~ mentators at ESPN fourth i.n.$g does in visiting when the National Costa Mesa, 6-1, in PCL fray. Football League holds its annual draft Tony Altobelli of college football talent. Better OAJLY PlLOT tl)ey sheuld just give Jim IRVINE - Costa Mesa High base Anderson of Laguna Beach a ball coach Kirk Bauermeister was call and ask him his opinions. under the weather heading into They might save a lot of time Tuesday's Pacifi c Coast League and money. matchup with Northwood. Needless Anderson nailed 11 iirst to say, the Mustangs' 6-1 loss to the round choices in terms of picks Trmberwolves didn't do much to help by teams to claim the $500 that cause. reward in the Daily Pilot's Very •Tue bottom line on the game was Most Relevant Contest IV, cele they clutched up m all areas of the brating Irrelevant Week XXVI. game and we didn't,· Bauermeister Among Anderson's feats said. "They got the key tuts, the key were naming nine of the top 12 defensive plays and threw the key players chosen by individual strikes. They just beat us, plain and teams, and of the 31 players simple.· selected on the first round, he The Tunberwolves (3-7 LD league) named 27. overcame an No one came up with early 1-0 Brigham Young University's deficit with a Tevita Ofahengaue as Mr. Irrel run in the sec evant X.XVI, but it didn't matter, ond inning it was irrelevant inasmuch as and five runs ,that tie-breaking item was - in the fourth 'unnecessary. inning. Anderson reigned supreme DON LEACH I OMV PILOT While that was going on, in the contest and will be pre Costa Mesa's Ola Wallace makes it to second base as CdM's Mijanou Pham gets the throw late. sented with his $500 during the Mustangs Irrelevant Week ceremonies in were in the June. process of leaving a small village on the bases. D mftr) MIDI win ~5. C'.cN 2 Mustangs rally to Mesa had six hits and had Nor1tWloOOd 6, Mia , • Costa Mesa's Alejandra Gallardo smacks the walk-off plate, she was 2 for 3, while seruor six additional ~ 18, l.arp\il 14 Taylor McConnick also went 2 for 3 batters reach base hit to end a thrilling battle over Corona del Mar. Frldg'a MDIII Barry Faulkner w1th one RBI and one stolen base. by walks or more incentive to the heated Costa Mesa left-handed pitcher by being hit DAILY PILOT Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT matchup. Tess Lindsay, a junior, earned her with a pitch. "The second time dround, H she But instead CORONA DEL MAR - Gor COSTA MESA - Perhaps Costa ninth wm of the season as she don McNiell, a varsity boys bas said. "We're going to beat them struck out five, three in the second of capitalizing Mesa High softball coach Rick again. We're going to mercy them • on the opportunities, Mesa (4-5-1 in ketball assistant coach who also Buonarigo should dangle a pitching inning when she fanned two batters guided the Sea Kings' junior The Mustangs (9·7·1, 4- 1 in Wlth runners on second and third. league) stranded 11. "We had our start in front of sophomore center opportunities, but we just couldn't 'varsity team, will not replace league), energized by a raucous Lindsay walked one and retired the fielder Alejandra Gallardo more a 2-0 drive our runners in," Bauermeister ,Paul Orris, who resigned as var dugout, answered defiot by side in order in the SL\ th and sev •sity 004ch Feb. 26 after 16 sea often. scoring one run in the h.fth mrung said. "We just need to get back to Gallardo, who went 2 for 3 with enth tnrungs.- playing better baseball, that's all." :sons at the helm. and two in the seventh GaUardo slammed a base hit to , McNiell, who teaches at two RBis, belted the game-winning Costa Mesa freshman Cassie Costa Mesa jumped out in front RBI single in the bottom of the sev center f1eld in the fifth inning, scor· right away. Leadoff hitter Josh Feld :cdM, announced Tuesday he John led off the final inning with a mg Topps who reached on an enth, leading the Mustangs to a 3-2 base hit to center field. Mustangs man lined a triple into lert·center and !will be the boys varsity coach at infield smgle. .sage Hill High in Newport come-from-behind win over Pacilic sophomore Ann Marie Topps, who scored two batters later on a double Coast League and district rival went 2 for 2 and scored two runs, "This IS going to be a very good by Michael McGw.re. Coast, beginning next year. nvalry m softball for the next few 1 Corona del Mar at TeWinkle Park including the game-winne r, Northwood tied the game in the McNiell, who ~ally years,• Buonarigo said. "It's going second inning when Mike Delong •expressed interest in cceed Tuesday. smacked a triple to bring m John. As Buon.arigo promised, Gallar "(Costa Mesa) wanted it more to be good for the area. To see both singled, stole second and scored on ing Orris' at CdM, sai e will of these teams comes up and be an RBI single by Kyle Harper. be the Dean of Students a!.§!ge do will now pitch when Costa Mesa than we wanted it,• Christiano said hosts crosstown rival Estancia "Their kids were up and ready to go contenders has been a dream of "Northwood is defirutely not a bad Hill, which opened this "°1 with team,• Bauermeister said. "They freshmen and sophomores and Thursday. out and get it. We had a few players nune." "We wanted to win this one so Corona del Mar returns to Pacif played great today, that's for sure.• will field its first varsity team that were just ... I don't want to say, Mesa starting pitcher Ryan Costel bad,• said Gallardo who got a bold self pity, but that's what it was! ic Coast League play Thursday, next season. loe (3-1) pitched three strong innings , "When Paul left, J had no of the first pitch and sent a grounder CdM (10-9, 3-2) built its 2-0 lead hosting Laguna Beach in a 3:15 matchup. before falling into trouble in the : !nclination or clue this job was past second base. and held the Mustangs scoreless fourth. •out there," McNiell said. "The Buonarigo and CdM Coach Ter through four innings with strong MCIFIC COAST LEAGUE 1 CosTA MBA l. COIOllA DR. MM 2 A Mustangs' error, a bunt single :basketball job was just the icing ry Chriltlano agreed Tuesday 1 bat pitching from sophomore Alissa Corona del Mar 010 100 0 - 2 10 and a hit batsman loaded the bases : on the cake to a rare opportunity tle ii a preview of what's to COD\e for Zoelle, who scored the two runs. Coste Mese 000 010 2 • 3 6 1 with no outs. :ror a t~cher who doesn't have this rivalry as each team possesses Zoelle recorded eight strikeouts Zoelle 1nd lYSOO: Lindsay and Wltkins. Harper gave the 1\mberwolves : an administrative credential. to six sophomores. with one walk, yielding JUSt three W - Lindsay. 9-7·1. l - ~le, 8-5. the lead with an RBl grounder, Dusti.ri • get into administration. It's a~ Gallardo didn't hesitate to add hits through six inrungs. At the 38 Topps (CM) Landeis came through with a two-ND , motion for me (professionally).· single to left field and Steve Lucas ended the explosion with a two-run double to left. That was more than enough for T [corOna del Mar completes PCL title run WoM!e' starter Tom Gray, who scat.a tered six hJts over six innings and Coach Janice Maran's Pirates, CORONA DBL MAR - R•ll Pirates tumble, 12-5 struck out five. Orange Empire Conference cham The Corona del Mar High HUNTIN.GTON Wlllll Feldman, McGwre, Nick Cablco1 ·boys tennis team capped an pions and the Southern region's No. Cerlol Franco, Bally Halvenon and 4 seed, advonced to the semifinals BEAC"H - The Orange upbeaten Pacific Coast League Coast College baseball team Evan Mc:Guire eech bid bltl fOI' tbe champlonshJp campaign 1\aelcky, Tuesday, ogamst No 1 seed Santa Multangl, who wW pley the llmber Barbera. dropped its sixtb stiaight game fol blanking visiting Colt.a Me1e, 18-0. lowing Tuesday'• 12-6 Orange woav. agein OD Priday at leWIDJUe OCC freshmen Veroruca Som Park. Game t1a1e ii for 1 Ptttingly, the See Klngl. ranked Hmplre Conference lou to bOll ..a p.m. ~ No. 1 ln Orange County and CIP mer, Vanessa Mai, Kristen Lawson and sophomores Sondra McNama· Golden W•t. Southern Section Dlvt.too V, UC> The RUIUen (14-24, 5-lS ln con ~to 18-0, u they bMd into ra and M4!1rin Yoshida earned stnlges vktories. ference) exploded for 10 nam in tbe , tbe PCL lndivtdual tournament. OCC adYaDCel to semis ftnt four lnntnga. *vlDO tbe Plnllm , lfilialnnlng 1\Jelday. (22·14, ~.W.!n ...... ~~ ·Sbaan -wedbwa and Ryan Stock· ..:-.....-..:=&:. r;w.11 were llngled out by CdM ~c...... ,., e:=.nm Mag ror u.u douhm e.Mlll- ,,.•• • ti ... ~ ln Wbk:h tbey WOD .a I~ r-l~~-.:-• .... n• · . ~ C I • llM). -. .. . Doily Pilot 12 Wednesday, ApriJ 25. 2001 SPORI'S VOLLEYllll Pirates show no mercy In 9-0 win over Saddleback Cassidy sharp OMW--~OI MJSSJON VIEJO SOF111ll a.-~ .. ..__. Sailors talce care of - Tbe Orange Cout °':Z: (Giit lOt 10 • •• 0 •Estancia sophomore 3-under. <;oUege softball team ~ 0!0000 · 0. t Laguna Hills in four c;.-.. end Mk~ end K-. w. Gulllln. 2•12. didn't have a whole lot to •mlle about L • ~ } . 11. 21 • Mild'olll (OC.Q Je • ,.,_, (()CO COSTA MESA - Estancia High sopho- GOLF LAGUNA HlLLS ., The this se.uoo. but the Pirates probably more Juon cassidy shot 32, 3 under par, to Newport Harbor High boys a.bowed a lot of pearly whites dUring earn medalist bono:rs, leading the Eagles' boys golf volleyball team stumbled a Sailors fall to Aliso Niguel I Tuelday1 s.o Orange Empire Confer team to a 200-231 Pacific Coast League victory over I llttl~ bit, but still managed to ence win over host Saddleback. NEWPORT BEACH - The Newport Nortbwood at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club's I deteat host Laguna Hills, 15· The Pirates (8-22-1, 3-18 ln confer Harbor High softball team managed Mesa Unda course Tuesday. :I _ 5, 13-15. 15-5, 15-4, Tuesday ence) blew tbe game~ with a sev only two hits in Tuesday's 4-0 Sea View Estancia junior Pete Baker shot 38 and junior ... dftemoon in Sea View en-run first inning. Tlj~ Bua added League loss to visiting Aliso NlgueL Joey Mueller carded a 41, while sophomore Ryan '------League action. single runs in the U}ird and fourth Stephanie Ciralll and Bailey Bear Brown (43) and junior Aaron Frankel (46) also con Christian Berg-Hansen led innings before the glf,me was called don bad the Sailors' lone bits as Aliso trtbuted. the Sailors, ranked No. 2 in · after five. , I , Niguel's Amanda Samonte pit'ched a Tbe Eagles ( 11-4, 6-3 in league) wrap up the PCL complete-game gem with no walks C IF Southern Section Divi Gina Mitchell \Jent 1 for 1 with two sea.son facing league-leader University Thursday at and eight strikeouts. 1 sion m. with nine kills, while runs scored and two RBis, while Mesa Verde Country Club. Meredith Miles added two hits, a run The Sailors are 9-11, 0'-4 in league. Steve Young added seven. SMV.W~ AUlo...._._~.._o ...... i1 Setter Loyd Wright was and an RBI for OCC. Klm·GuWen Improved her record Nlto IUguel ODO 211 0 • U 0 University putts past CdM NIMoar"" strong with 42 assists for N...,,otl Hetbof ODO 000 0 • 0 2 4 flOOl'llML to 2-12 with a four-bitter. Semont• -' I(~ Mool'9 end -·.. « '• ,.._ ...... , r,,. -.. . ,,; . . . ·r ~.._ - -·" . . I wMnllt] ,._~l~~· ,._ I ~Lf'_ •·• NO'TlCE or TltlBl'D llllOUllll.. The - oe Flctttloua Buelneee F1ctltloue lualneea F1otltlou• lualneu STATEMENT OF bet• court, on May 3. c:uh or part cull and LHley, Tho mas. NOTICE OF SAIZ TSIMc.Uuab.Jm lbe 4ble of Ille may be Heme tstat.ment Mamo at.tem.nt Name swiem.nt WITHDRAWAL 2001 , or thereafter pert credit. on such Schwart & Pos1ma, AVAILABILITY OF OIOOHRH APNmMS· wi1hln the time lllowed lerms of 224' West Coast High SrtMer di.In lbe • forlb The foUowlncl petlOl\I The loilow1~l'IOOS The lollowlog perton1 FROM and condltlons ANNUAL RETURN OSI YOU ARE IN DE lbo¥c. Thi .. wOI k are doing ~ 11: .,. cloino II: PARTNERSHIP by l1w, Stephen D. credfl .. are aooeptable WllJ, Sulla 100. Newport Notice is hereby Qillen FAULT UNDEJl A colllM.I u The fl'olll .. A.) FOIWlld PtOQtMI, Unlvernl l..lc.nllng -~Alcon · • 2780: Babb, u administrator to lhe petl0081 repre Beach. CaUlom1a 92663 pursuant to Internal "NOTICE OF OWN· .. OPERATING Nf'llltlve and .,,. COUit. by any cilizen who ,.. ~ 8.) HB Surf series, of 1he estate d Corinna mlnllCC Of die o....e s.Mc». 8108 Seuhol9 Ouedl Way, gune UNDER enue Coda Section QUENT ASSESSMENT' Civic Caller. 300 2. 18920 litMiY I.I\., Hin· Dr., Newpor1 BMdl, CA Beech, CA 92651 Meyer Babb, deceued. In ...,_ cue, 111n I*· quell9 It within 180 days 6104(d) ltlal the Return AS SHOWN BELOW. FICTITIOUS wlJl ,1911 It ptivltl late to cent ( 10%) of the of the dale ol lhll pubil· ~. ()rqt. CIJl. lrl!llDn 8-:fi. CA ta&48 92903 Ladan Sah1fi, 2780 of Pnvate Foondatton, UNLESS YOU TAX£ forma 9'l666. The oriabl "Seth Muon, 111920 Temare Nestlf, 8109 Oued1 Way, . Laguna BUSINESS NAME the hlghett and belt net amwnt ol the bid must cation. AH SUCh requesll Form 990-PF for the ACTION TO PROT1!CT bidder on the terms and aooompany the otter In shoutd be addressed to llUllOr ( rcord owner 11 8rMzy Ln., Huntington S.Qhore Dr., NewpQf1 Beech, CA 92651 The following pettOn Hunseke~ Foundation YOUR PROPEJtlY, IT BHch, CA 92648 e.cn. CA 92963 Thi• t>ualness 11 oon· hu wttl1c:Qwn ... gen conditions mentioned Iha form of a certllled or lhe Winrich Foundation lor Iha 2000 llU year has MAY BE SOLD AT A lbe lime die Nodu of eat• ol Cory G Young· DdillquClll Jennifer M11on, Thll bultnen It con· ~ by: an lndMcMI eral partnlf from the below. .. rioht. trtte. and cashier'• check made been ~led and lhal the PUBLIC SALL IF YOU A_.., lnterelt to Stephen D. berg, CPA, Lesley. 18920 &euy Ln.. Hin· dUclted by: 811 lncMduel Heve you started partnerehlp oparallng of tM deceased peylble 18 available for in NEED AN EXPL.ANA· Babb, u pertonll repre Thomas. Schwart & aame -~-cuna lrlQtOn e.cn, CA ta&48 Hive you etarted under lhe liclltious t>ua- It the lime ol dellh and spection betweeo the TION OF THE NATURE J. Mcl.aushlill. 1be - bullMu Is ywt? No all rigtrt, 11t1e. and ln sentative of Iha ...... ol Pos1m1, 22« WHt denianed Tl"*6C dit Thia con· doing buelneM '/fll7 No ~~·'= - name of Bio hours of 9 00 a m aod OF THE PROCEEDINGS duct9d by. llUlbend lll'ld Tamara NMtlf This statement wu Genesis 4 u. at 307 lerest acquired by the Corinne Meyer Babb, Cout Highway. Sutle s·oo p.m care ol Cory AGAINST YOU. YOU clliml any lilbillcy for any Placentla, 1207, eatall In lddtlon to that deceased. 100, Newport Beach, inc:onec&11111 of lbe .,.. wife Thi• a1atement wu filed with the County G Youngberg, CPA. at SHOULD CONTACT A Have you 111rted Ried with tie County Clerk d Orange County Newport Beach. CA of the decealed al 1111 2. The sale le IUbject Callfornl1 92663. Lasley. Thomas, LA WYEJt. NOTICE IF lddrcM IDd olber ~ doing bu1lnH1 yel? Clartl d on 04.'02J2001 92883 time ol death, In the real 10 current lalllt, C0\11- !949l650-2n1. Schwarz & Po.Ima, tlloWll °""GI CountY Pub(l1hed Newport HER.EBY GIVEN 11w 1bc daipllloa. If my. YN, M>VIM on 04/13/2001 2001lt60254 The Flcdtlow Buel· P-'operty loclted In the nants, condttlor!s. r• 22« West Coesl High· real prvpcny In Oranac above. Dued: A9r\I l. Seth Muon 20011M152t Dally Piiot Afx. 11, 18, ness N1me referred to City of Newport Beach, slrictions, r-rv•llons, B11ch·Costa Men Wfl'I, Sultl tOO. Newporl Coull()' . Callfornia, kno'wn 200 I Hlttlor lldae Thia 11ai.ment waa Dt111y Piiot!"' . 18, ~ 2s. May 2, 2001 wm aboYe WU filed In Or• County ol Orange. State ~. rights of w1y, end Deily Pilol April 25, Beach, Calltomla 92663 u 20 SalllllfJ. Newpon HOlllCO'Wllm ~ flied w111'1 the County M1y2,e.~ w~ ange County on 8l22A>O of C41lfornla, commonly IU«Tlents of reoord. 2QQI W413 by any citizen who re Beach, California • and By : KriM L Mon!IOtl, Clel1< d Orange County Flctltlou• BualneH FILE NO. 20006837991 deecribed as 2507 Vla 3. The property It to be quests at W1ll'lln 1BO days tunber dacribed In Ille Senior Tr1lllee Officer for on 04/08f200f Flctltlou9 luolnea Name Statement Full Name and Ad· Mltlna, Newport Beach, sold In Its ~ t oondl· NOTICE OF ol the dale of this publl· 1.111dicid Ellhibil A. Pucci ~ Calilomla 92680, and lion "as Is, •JCCell4 .. to Dooalcl T. Mc.lnlyrt, 20011M1045 ,..,,,. The fol~ perlOnt dtell of ttle Person AVAILABILITY OF cation All such requests I. UnK SI u 1bow11 111111 more panlcularty de· bile Tniaee l'otl Otricc io1 o.lly Plot Aflt. 11, 18, The followlnQ pet'IOl'IS .,.. doing ~ ... Wilhdrawlng: James G. ANNUAL RETURN should be addressed IO dacnbed en die coodofnlD. 1447 Glluy ec:r1bed 11 Lot 3 of Ttact • No personal prap 191 25. May 2. 2001 W391 .,. doing ~ II: ~ Ind WhdAI, Jr.. NOllOll .. heretrf gMln the Hunsaker Founda· lum plan recorded Sqi Med>cal 11 per map re· erty .. to be lnCiluded Aftlllcim, CA 9111S-0191 A.) M.L Taylor & Co., Acupuncture HHllh Dr.. Newport 8eecl't. cA 111&4, pursuent lo Internal Rev· lion. care of Cory G lember 14. 1971 in boot (714) 635·'599 THJS 8.) PICHlc Coinlainer. C.) 92680 OOlded In Boole 57, Page 5. The 911&11 wit pay enue Code Section I 2JtI. paces 997 and Flctltlou• ••..,... Center, 2043 WHtcllft 21 ot m11cellaneou1 Youngberg. CPA. omcz IS ATTEMmNO Cout Folding Carton Drive, #309, Newport Signature Jame• O. euch real est11a bloker 61 ~ .. ,_"'II . ~ Cl.. •lfled• at '949J 8411·1!1878 t:a Pima• Your Gllrege a.le Adi. LM•Ch1 'Allil ...... ,...... , .. ' , \• .. 14 Wadnesday, April 25, 2001 TODAY'S Bridge . ~ .... CROSSWORD PUZZLE Pfo:RSfo:VUANCM OOt"'.5 NOT ALWAYS PAV P..aM·Wesl vulnenblo. South deals. dummy's jack Ind EMt l'OWred wilh the queen. dee'- dutkinA. East NOR11t COlldaued wim 111e datll or tie.q.. •JfH Ind dcc'- l\lld IO decfde wbecher IO ./ J 7 take the ICC or hold up lllOChcr round. o K JOH Since it seemed dial Eut hid tine • AK7 hcaru, taking the ICC W-., I losing WEST play - declarer needed diamond .,...... uo ... 11 Wll*, t•OlllM cOftll. • SJ 2 tricks to !Mkc lhe pme and, no mat· Nlltlll AllllM GXE 'M K 10 6 S 2 tlon, 11...... lt0,500. u:r which defender held the ace of 71W4Mft3 D!b!rlt· .... ~•. lllllpows, 9tl6J diamonds, hcluU would be CQntlnucd co. """ (llOOd . . .. • 2 to give the defendm five lticks, so (Of152) 111,196 SOUTH declarer covered with the nine . Merctdte C2IO .... 15 ~ CoMt Acwt ~ • i\6 West won the ten and knew that 64k ml, while, .... COldtlon. _ __,7:.:,1...;:;; l:!:.17.:; l-~2500=.__ ? A94 setting up two long hearU would be 11 loedtll. $21 ,000 (or lrlldt C3;!0) pp MN7M100 > QJS wll.\-re of time - t\ltre was I)() earth! y tor It's the solmion • QJ 1098 way West could ever Tega.In the lead 10 score those tricks. A switch was you're searching The bidding: Clllled West anack spades SOlfl II WK.,'1' NOR111 t:AST for. Shoold ,,_ .._ or diamonds? • .. .. Just looking at dummy shoold be for·wbetbet INT Pti.'I JNT P., Pa.,~ P&"-' enough to point the way. South's bld· ding promited II least one diamond you're seeking Opening lcaJ Five of stopper. Ind dununy's holding in thal l'iUit made it very unlikely that the Do not OOf! a dead hone. When 11 defenders could score more thin one Toyota Peet0 C-. '17 ahome, 1 obv1out that your present OOUl'9C trick In that suiL 8lact. ale, 35lc ml. pt1#tf h.'l) no fulure. loolc 01Tound for• more That made I spade shift ltWldaiory. ~. 6CO c:hlllglf, apartmeo~ fcnik field West swilehcd to the rive of spades. air big$. Ilg pd. !CH cond. llic aUl1JOn was tcitlbook. Wilh a declarer 1?'4ycd the nine from dummy $ t2,700/obo. !MU4&-5850 balam'td h:tnd wonh lll'I openina bid and East s ten doomed the contnlCt. MEACUAY VUAGEJI '13 OldMloMt llnYMI '00 pet or new I.ow 7,600 mi, While, Ct>. 1995 TOYOTA PU oppoMtc an opening bid. NOf1h No matter what declarer did. the IAdllf, co. - lir KING CAB, 1 owner, probed for a 4-4 pade flt then. when defenders were now ass~ of two (Jt357 t) S7,988 (125400) $ t 9,988 ocmpatk>o! lhat did not matcnabu. proceeded &padc tricks and the ace of duunonds NABERS NABERS xlnt eond., 121K ml, (714)540-1100 (714 )540-1100 $3500 '"JXedily to the loglcaJ game. to go with the two hearU all'ellldy in Mt-574-0505 West led a low hcan. declarer tried the bank - down one. Cldlllec O.Vlllt Conc:oura CadNlllc Stvllt ST'S 'II Ford~ XLT '95 60k 1 ml. Notthatar tow mllet. polo, tan leather Super'Ctb Pickup VI 'II melallic groen, 1an topllltu, (902255) S24,988 41A, 8'lptldl prem wheels. garaged. 000 NABERS (10547) 112.111 smkr, like new cond _ __.,C7...:..;14:.cl540-=•~1 .:?oo~- South COiet Acwt S11 ,995 QC Auto Bkrt ,.___ .,...... 'II 714-17t-2500 941-511-1... - _..._ S5lt miles, .. llC*9f. originll owner S7, 195 Ford Taurue LX 'II CADIUAC Eldon1clo 17 949-619= 1894 ll'9'f\. ltllfllr, moon n>Of Blaclt. Not1hstat, Moonrool (I0249t) 17,195 (607596) S21Jl88 Soulh COM! Ac:ura c.-.c Stvllt 15 714-171-2500 NABERS low S5lt rri, lttdltt. mooM (71 41$40-1100 (820043) ~ s14 ,988 NABERS Honda ,,,..... Sltlb 10 (714 )540-9100 loaded, II, moonrool, mt CADIUAC Eldorldo 'ft chanicafy ptrltct. $4 716 White peall, tan llhr, 5 tk m1 Ful price plus & ~ Sevlll 'ti tax lie (602576) S2t .968 Tomato Auto 7 I 4-43J.t 931 NABERS SMr. lelfler, cleall (71 4 )540-tl 00 (806273) $8.988 "Employee." 1 -~ 11 -~. 1 NABER S HY\IOdll EJlnlra '97 4-dr, 1 -~ 1 (714 )540.tl 00 SMr, ..,, lots cl 8X1rlS. JOI NOllAMR 8Mw 5211 "' BMW 740! 'II Buicll Rtgll LS Cadlllec Stdln De¥llle '13 1111. nn~good. "Empleado. " Auto, White, 14'< ... Sllvef wl8ladl 40A V6 "17 Low ml. Ice l*lt. lealhlf sharp loc*llQ. . I rU buy I\ HOW YOU SAY IT, (4FKFOl5) 133.195. (157173) $35,915 AC, auto, lull c::.r· (233 192) SI0.988 only $4,864 t tax & lie. CREVIER BMW CREVIER BMW clwomn, II ya. NASERS 7 t 4-437-193 t Tomato Auto "A rbeitnehmer. " CWSIFIED CAN 714-835-3171 714-135-3171 (415718) 110,115 171 41$40-1100 Fllll IT. South Coast Ac:ura lnflnlll M30 11 Com 7811 BMW 5211 'ft 714-97t-2500 "Emp l oyt:.· ~ " 8ulc:ll Gnnd Spol1 Rlvleni CadlMec Sevlllt STS 15 ""· books, reoon:ts, wtll. lln 17K Ml, "'-"lum Pecbge v- a auto. 1ttv 1111. 1u1 poNef. tow miles, VB, Nollhs1lt Dtttun 2tO z 75 5711 ""· al lthr, CO, chromt whtets, (4K88144~ $36,116. I orig, tulO, AC, garaged, al b1aket, wmdow1, 61eenng, Call Classffied Today I ( 82~9) $15,968 lflle new condition $7.995 CRE IER BMW 1ml!m atereo, anot:z wtils, NABERS records, ••CtPllOOll $4800 Yin• 597218 CX: MID 8krs 714-835-3171 17500 949·280·"'4 (949) 642-5678 (714)540-9100 obo M~. 949·586-1888 POLICY In an ellor1 IO olltr 1ht beSI str'llCI pouble IO our read ers end adYeftlltll, wt wil require Cont11ctors wllo HONEST a REASONAlllE advtl1lM '" the SeMCt P!Unlbtr. No drain cltlnng On .... - '• ... • ... Ooredoly to lllclude thttr U506586 15% ~ ,....WMtlwfilel1 Alccn1I. * WinS.-9 1149, al Con1rac1011 License l!!rOu5'! 4131 71 150 wil (lelv9r 714-336:11945 IMM!lber '" lllltr ldvtrt ment Your oo-operatlOO 11 ~ app!IOlted ltouat Cltlnln9 StlVlctt G11a1 ratff & relerenc:a DONTGET EJptrienoed Free EsM1att llD Of IT I I.. ACCOWn'INQ I VIOieta 714-551-0117 UsewhatP.J TifE STIWP£RI • Viagra success is COAST PAINTING Pool • $pll wetl!ly MMCll & repekl ol ~ fillm, Sptcillzlng In ~ktllpf! 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