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$365,000just a start for scho.ols mnke 1t torught. there :a.re he countdown continues on the several more chances 8 ·~quatic facility, 2 new stadiuins in Costa Mesa of how to pay for $127 million ID T Cannery~ cloi.mg. Speak Up Newport will necessary repcurs to classrooms Torughl, the Dady P.ilot hold its next meeting Sept - would be part of $6 million in school improvements. and office buildings, the money holds 1tc; second •Toast to 1 at the Cannery. Histonan How import.ant Is for the architect's drawings bas Art Gronsky will discuss its plans for a 50-meter aquatic improving the athletk I already been appropriated. The Tu~dayJ" to commemorate facility and 400-seat mini-stadi fac1hties at Estancia • the Newport insUtuUon's colorful past at the 5·30 ~Pb · board set aside the money for wn at Costa Mesa High School, and Costa Mesa high the overhaul when the district final days. One more of the meeting. And the Newport and a 2,500-seat athletic stadi schools? Call our NEWPORT-MESA - After Readers Hotline at (949) sold off a farm site at Costa Pilot's Tuesday parties, on Harbor Area Chamber of years of planning and dreaming, um at Estancia as well as a com 642.:6086 or send e-mail to Mesa High School two year::. Sept. 7, is open to the pub Commerce will have a plete overhaul of fields and a gIOUJ> of Costa Mesa commu dallypilot0elrthl1nk.1Jet. ago. )jc. Ap~tizer file pb'r ~.._ farewell of its own courts at both schools. Please spell you_r name and nity members tonight will ask The plans would also pay for ed, and there :b a no-ho t SP.pt 2 at 5 p.rn The projects are expected to Include your hometOIMI and school district officials to spend an environmental report on the So pick lime to cost about $6 million, and com phone number (for verifi<.ation bar. a say $365,000 to prepare working purposes only). proposed changes, to make sure munity members would hdve to stadium lights wouldn't So if you have a Cannery goodbye to the Cannery drawings to overhaul athletic and owner Bill Hamilton facilities at Costa Mesa and raise the money to pay for them. adversely affect residents and memory, or want to make before the doors close for Estancia high schools. To orgaruze all this, community Though the school district is deep holes wouldn' t disturb one before it's too late, If approved, the money will members have set up a founda cash-strapped at the moment, come on out. If you can't good Sept. 12. pay an architect to develop tion to raise money. dnd grappling with the problem SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 6
Arts and library officials to discuss funding new center 8 Will possible public money kill private fund ·11ve seen things oie because they raising efforts for arts and got off to the wrong ~tOJt . This is on education cen~ er? the path to death. The mimrte the city
STA(.')' BR0\\1' becomes involved, the [private] endorsements wSI definitely not ~"" NEWPORT BEACH - A come in: h~tily called meeung will con Don Gregory bnue the dialogue in planrung dn Arts Commissldner arts and education center today when an ad-hoc committee con· tinues to explore the pro1ect 'Tru tee Pc1trick Ba.rtolic contia· The do ed-door 4 pm. meet dieted th t, saymg there was.a · mg, scheduled for the Fnendc; of • 4-0°'° chance· public fund-. the Library Conference Room at would be used The contradiction the Central Library, will be didn't sit well \\1th Arts CommtS· attended by two hbrary bOard ~wncr Don Gregory. trustees and two member.; of the ·There 1 comprorruse m 'th"' oty's Arts Comm1ss1on. The mam au, and I don't like it,· Gregorv topic for discussion: how to fund SC:lld the $12 million center. The commts')loner added that Initially, library board Chair the µos..,1bihty that pubhc funds man Jim Wood said the center would be presented solely els a 1 pnvately funded project. Then SEE CENTER PAGE 6 JOSEF AGUltAll I DAJlY PILOl Robert J. Gelinas of Costa Mesa says he shot a ptt bull after it jumped his fence and chased his 5-year-old lnto the house. He was arrested on a warrant last week for animal cruelty, t 5 months later.
·.· ... Robert Gelinas claims Murder-for-hire middle Man-shoots-dog he was protecting his son; DA's offic~ says he man misses sente~cing w .. . acted cruelly toward_,. 8 He's m Mexico rirnrd r-for-hir cheme that ~U apart. Maci 1czak faced a maxi tale ~is conffiiuea-pit bull. recuperating from heart mum of four years m c-.tate pru;on, attack, attorney says; judge but he didn't c;how up for his fmal court date m Santa Ana Aug. 18. £u<;£ Ga judge will decide Sept. 17 whether to hold groceries a~ay m the kitchen when he puts out arrest warrant. Deten e attorney Thomas Gelinas responSJble for the misdemeanor saw his son flash by the window, run into Tears told Supenor Court Judge ~Pb the house, slam the sliding glass door, and charge, which is purushable by any com lkif Pb Stephen Perk that Maoe1aak EAST SlDE - The way Robert Gelinas bination of community service. up to one run Ullo the bedroom. wa recovenng m a 1i1uana h0$· sees it, there's nothing cruel about shoot year in Jail, and as much as $20,000 in When Gelinas looked into hls son's A 60-year-old.man who coor· p1tal. Perk wac;n't satisfied with ing a pit bull in the face with a pellet gun. fines. room, be saw Michael standing on his bed dinated a plot to hurt the fom1er the excuse and i.ssued-a $100,000 Not if it's after your 5-year-old son. •To me, this whole thing 1s nuts," Geli· screaming something about dogs. son-in-law of a Lido lc;le. woman arr ·t warrant. The way the district attorney's office nas said of the incident that occurred more At the sliding glass door, Gel10as saw missed his court scntencmg last Deputy D1stnct Attorney John sees It, when you then chase the dog than 15 months ago. "It borders on out· two pit bulls clawing and barlong The ·week because he was ho p1tal- Anderson said he tS susp1oous down and beat 1t to death with a shovel, it rage." door bad boun<;ed partially open. ized in Mexic;o, recownng from a about the defendant's sudd n makes a strong case for animal cruelty. It happened in May 1998 as Gelinas' Gelinas said he was also afraid of the heart attack. m d1cal misfortune a nd his Maybe Gelinas was only protecting his son Michael played in the backyard of Raymond Maoe1czak pk•ad~ home and child, maybe he went too far. A theu East Side home. Gelinas was putting SEE PIT BULL PAGE 6 guilty in .May. for bts role in a SEE SENTENCE PAGE 6 '
Newport Beach gives $150,000 I MILLENNIUM MOMENT
QASSlflD5 -· ' more for El Toro airport fight Don Mcinnis - a man of action a.um.... 2 POUClfUS .. 2 • The city has contributed more MKEICIS __.;a than $600,000 in support of the SIOm -·-· 1 El Toro airport. StAC.Y BROWN ' 2 Tuesday, August 24', 1999 community forum Doily PilOt
GAINS & LOSSES HOW TO CONTACT YOUI -GAINS RE PR ESE llTATIV ES· NOW FAMOUS, THANKS TO NIXON Just a few hort months ago. Irwin P. ' GOVERNOR Gellman was e virtual unknown - until Gray Davis, (D), State he wrote a book about Richard Nixon. Capitol, Sacramento 95814, "The Contender: Richard Nixon, The (916) 445-2641; fax: (916) Congress Years, 1946·1952," is tho re~ult 445-4633 of four years of research. And since it was published by the Free Press earlier U.S. SENATORS th.is month, the Corona del Mar resi • Barbara Boxer, (D), 112 dent's engagement planner has been Hart Senate Building, Suite fi}led with interviews for newspapers, 112, Washington, D.C., and racho and television talk shows. 20510, (202) 224-3553; or 2250 E. Imperial Highway, CENTER FQR ARTS, EDUCATION Suite 545, El Segundo Though still in the early planning 90245, (310)414·5700 stages, a proposal to build an arts and · E-mail: education center behind the Newport [email protected] Beach Central Library has won support • Dianne Feinstein, (D), 331 from city officials and residents alike. "l Hart Building, Washington, would add some of my savings if they would guarantee this would be built D.C., 20510, (202) 224- · here,• said Corona del Mar resident 38411 or 11111 Santa Moni Vicky Street U approved by oty offi· ca Blvd , Suite 915, Los cials, th& project - made public last Angeles 90025, (310) 914· week at the library board of trustees 7300 meeting - would be funded at least in E-mail: part by pnvate donabons. senator IT'S BACK TO SCHOOL FOR SOME HOUSE OF OCC and Wilson Elementary School REPR'ESENTATIVES students headed back to class last week, • Chris Cox, (R), 47th Dis· getting an early stdrt on the fall and tricl, .1 Newport Place, reminding the rest of us thal summer's Suite 420, Newport Beach almost over. 92660, (949) 756-2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building, RON soUMAN I DAILY PILOT Washington, D.C., 20515, (202) 225·561 l; fax (949) ls LOSSES Corona del Mar's Irwin Gellman the author of the bestselling book on Nixon entitled "The Contender." 251-9309 (Represeitts most of Newport Beach) A WALL DIVIDING A NEIGHBORHOOD pany created quite a sbr when it E-mail: chrlstopher.cox@ For the children. parents and teachers announced its plans to do business on mail.hou e.gov at Southcoast Early Childhood Leaming Balboa. Many locals said they hated the Some • Dana Robrabacher, (R), Center, the wall surrounding the Santa name and vowed never to buy a cup of neighbors 45th District, 101 Main St, Ana Avenue campus is a necessity to Java there. ·we did a very small amount keep their students safe and feeling say the Suite JC, Huntington of business while we were there," said wall, as ft Beach 92648, (714) 960- secure. But some residents say it's a Kori Brown, the company's chrector or 6483; or 2338 Rayburn safety hazard, and they want 1t tom operations. was being down. And the debate is tearing the built here Building, Washington, neighborhood apart. "It saddens me to BEWARE OF MOTORIZED SKATEBOARDS to protect D.C., (202) 225-2415; fax: think there are any people 10 this com· There's apparently a new' public ene South (714) 960·7806 (Represents Costa Mesa and West munity who would not support a memo my on Balboa Island - motonzed skate Coast Early Newport) rial wall for two children who died tragi boards. Last week, police were ordered Learning E-mail: cally,• said Sheryl Hawkinson, the 'cen to enforce strictly laws governing lhe Childhood ter's director. Sierra Soto and Brandon [email protected] use of motorized skateboards after Center Wiener were killed in Mdy when a San after the ta Ana man drove h.ls car onto the authorities received a slew of complaints STATE SENATE preschool's playground. - and after a 3-ycar-old was nearly run deaths of Ross Johnson (R), 35th Dis· off the boardwalk by one of the skate two chil· trict, 18552 MacArthur A BAO NAME, OR A BAD LOCATION? boards. "It's illegal to operate these dren, is a Blvd., Suite 395, Irvine Just six months after it opened on things on sidewalks and roadways with hazard to 92715, (949) 833-0180; fax: Balboa Island, the Bad Ass Coffee Co. of out a license," said police Sgt. Mike driven. . (949) 833-0696 • Kona, Hawau, closed up shop The com- McDermott. DON LEACH/ DAILY Pl.OT EL TORO DEBATE El Toro· is best solution to county airp€>rt needs he antiairport people from all over Orange County. · in lhe near future. There will There could oo only one single one of them lived any· ty's voters, Eight South Coun need to show to the peo· The solution is not driVU19 the be restricted flight hours like at plausible reaction to such a where near il ty cities are detennined tO T ple of Orange County, freeway to LAX or Ontario. The John Wayne Airport. pronouncement: a unanimous DAN EMORY block El Toro for as long u it who have voted in favor of El freeways are clogged for mart We need to rally together sigh of relief from the sur Huntington Beach takes. Rep. Christopher CoS Toro Airport on two separate the day, and that will only get and share the load. This 1S not rounding communities. and Ron Packard back the occasions, an alternative to El worse in the years to come. just a Newport Beach problem. But that scenano mirrors ON THE OTHER HAND Safe and Healthy Communl· 1 Toro that will be better for the South County residents We all share in this growth by exactly what the county has range County can be ties Initiative, which will pus. long-term solution to Orange must consider the very long· having children, grandchil· proposed for El Toro. Why then served with no John Polls show that an overwhelm County's transportation. term needs·of all of Orange dren, great-grandchildren, the mass hysteria? Why lhc ini 0 Wayne expansion and ing ma1ority of county voters John Wayne Aiq>ort has the County's residents dlld either businesses, culture and recre tiative that would stop progress no El Toro airport. For exam • want to revisit the m Toro shortest commercial runway in provide a better alternative ation m Orange County. The throughout the courity? Why ple, March Inland Port in Issue, and when they do, that the country. Total land size of than El Toro. or get involved m concerns belong to all of us. the Millenruum Plan, which Riverside is well situated to airp()rt will not fly. John Wayne Airport is just .C70 the planning process in a posi· If there is another city m would convert a virtually handle Southern California Air It makes sense for Newport extinct asset m this country acres with developed property tive way to make El Toro air Orange County that has room cargo. San Diego leaders are Beach citizens and their lead port the best possible solution. 8Tl an available airport facility sw· on all sides. and wants airport. then looking for a new commercial ers to support a cause in El Toro encompasses more DAVE BENT build it there. We need another rounded by a huge residence· airport location, beginning in which everyone wim. Support thaDt 18,000 acr8i Wlth the &r· ·-~ t ··---- Newport Beach • airport. free.n'Cnse. buffer zone - mto a th81r north....Ontario which has port and open areas urround white elephant, which m the recently tripled in capacity, is deve1opment of sysw for ing it. You could put 39 John Joh.r:i Wayne Airport in unlikely event it were ever suc ready to serve North Orange getting Orange Countf pM· Wayne Airports inside those Newport Beach bas been han cessful would generate more County. sengen and freight to OUdytng boundaries. dling the airway needs of Suppose the Mannns had traffic congestion and au pqUu Those who live near John airpOrts that want the bull· It only mak~ sense to uti· Orange County and surround· announced they were staying tion than a commeroal auport? Wayne should not bet all their oess. lize this gift to Ofclnge Courity ing areas for more than 20 at El Toro pennanenUy. but Ther~ is only one plausible energy and money, and that of PrOtect yourielf ~alDlt the to serve our future. years. It is time for the cititens that au noisy fighter 1et opera explanation for this reaction. the city of Newport Beach, on ~ion Of John Wayne.., The air transportation &0lu· and businesses of Orange tiom would cease immediately. Let's say it all together: Those a doomed attempt to move jets working for cON1enaus on-. tion is not e:xpan.sion of John County to gather together and For the next 10 to 15 years, folks down there in south from their backyard to those of sible regional alrport ~ • Wayne Airport because there lB share all the concerns about they would be replaced by rel· County see the doswe of El unwilling Orange County that put airports out Whel9 not enough land. lt is not a riulki.ng El Toro an airport. atively small numbers of much Toro as their entitlement, and neighbors a few miles away. they belong - and W-. · high-speed rail to a distant air With two~ we can qweteJ' commerdai.type trans· to hell with the rest of the Don't put all your eggs in the port. A high-speed rail does support future growth for our ~ jets while the facility was county. They won't setUe for one El Toro basket. El Toro they will be~.. - ' not exist, is not econorilically beautiful, unique and desirable bebig ~for increased anything less than a reversJon probably Will not be bWlt. feasible, and would not be to the bean field El 1'oro was Newport Beach accounb ~'ltft county. Our citizens and bus1· operations bY a new breed of Airport practical for residents conung nesses will need both auports even quieter jets. SO-plus years ago, when not a for only 3% of Orange COun· baa,:; READERS HQTUN~ rwws stooes, iUustrations, ed1to- WEATHER S .UR F POLICE FILES (949) 642-6086 rial matter or adwrtilements herein can be~ with- Rtc:ord ~r com1Mnts about out written permission of copy· TIM'ERAl\MES TIDIS The surf IS shaping COSTA MESA the Dai Pilot or news tiP5- right owner. Balboa TODAY up .s we see a new • lristol Street: A a.r stereo worth $300 was stolen from a VOL 93, NO. 197 ADDRESS First low parking lot in the 3300 bk>dl during the eYening of Aug. 21. Our ~ess Is 330 W. Bay St, HOW JO REAOf us W64 southwest swell 2;52 a.m . •••.• .. 0.0 • Sunfh caw Aw: 1Wo 12·padts of beer worth S21 wef9 Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Orculatlon bump waves up to Corona del Mar First high stolen from• store In the 1100 block at 11 :45 p.m. Aug. 21 . ntoMAS H. JOHNSON, .c.o.tUWJlQMS The Tlmes Ora~ County chest· to-shoulder- Publisher (800) 252-9141 79166 9·16 • .m.••••..• 4.1 • '-t 11th ltrMI: Several Items of clothing worth $180 It Is the Piiot's poli he scene - Peking, look sa.td, You touch m~ one very 10Uy group. Monks sit PUrification system more tune, and I'll tear your around and thmk and pray and China. • THE VERDICT throat out." _ ring yonu and p-eat the temple .. Environmentalists Skinner, asked council to vote T The time - 1935. The soldier shouldered his I agamst the water improvements J was walking along on a dog as qual . Thus today, c).sk. for 'no' vote, say it's typical narrow Peking sidewalk rifle, got off the sidewalk dnd bfter centunes as t miple dog , because they would only be a walked around the dog. ci>nly prelude to more prelude to more development. 'when I came upon a large dog, chows are proud, sensitive and I a chow, or to be more accurate, That was my mtroduction to con 1der themselves as equab "When do we say enough chows, qtevelopment. development, that's what this is a chow chow. He was stretched with hwnan being~ You The ir1cident came to my a)l about," Skinner said. "No one across the sidewalk. I nouced wouldn't want a stranger to StA<:'I DROWN recollection bec:ause of a story · can give us 100% assurance that lhdt dll the Chinese people got co1no C1long and ruffle your in the Los Angeles Tunes ~Pb this method is sate. Maybe we olf the sidewdl.k and carefully hmr Ne1thPr does a chow. Ruf recently about dog bites. It hst ~ should say there are limits on walked around the do.g. ne d chow's hair, and he can't NEWPORT BEACH - The ed German shepherOs, Rot • ~1ty Council voted Monday to development arid that water 1s a Finally, a Chinese i.oldier swPar at you. Instead he bites tweilers, pit bulls and chows d'i you. l!>ack a proposed ground water lunited resource." came al He wasn't much of the dogs most likely to bite a Under the plan, treated waste My sister once had a cho\v eeplenishment system that will a sold1c at tune in the hwnan·bemg. Then I remem· water from the Sanitation Dis puppy He was a strange little ~nsure safe water for city resi history of China, ·chiang Kai bered a dog bite case I tned m ~ents for the next two decades. trict, which is discharged into the shek and his army of National . which the canine p::.ycholog1 t fellow. He never played Throw ocean, would undergo treatment In their 4-2 vote with council ists had conquered all of South hose and did not belong to the - yes, there is such a profes a hall, and he would 1ust look that includes m1crofiltration. ember~ Tom Thomson cmd Chma but had stopped at the "Christian General." :mus, by sion - testified that chows are al YOU cl.) lf tO Sdy, •You threw reverse osmosis and disinfection. horma Glover voting no (Coun Yangtze River The so-called a process of elimination, he the most aggre s1ve and thus 1t, you go get 1t. • He was the c!ilman Tod Ridgeway was According to district officials, "Incident at the Marco Polo was a soldier of the Tiger of the most dangerous dogi. in the · only dignU1ed puppy I have the purified water would be of ~bsent}, council members as,rreed Bndge" a few miles north of Manchuna. As r say, he wasn't world today ever een. exceptional quality and would . with two Orange County agen- Peking that would trigger much of a soldier. He was I must take issue with the Chows don't belong m U1e . ches and several officials who said exceed all state and federal Japan's efforts to conquer all of slovenly, sloppy, sullen, and, to cdllllle psychologist and with dqgre~..,1ve Cdtegory. They're drinking water-standards c'he system was necessary to Chma, had notyet-occwTed:- nrry the process of alliteration ttre-Tnnes-story-thdt put-eoows proud.. sensitive,~· ~.u=u...::;~~-+- The system will also be avail 4nsure clean water. North Chin1Ve, unless you able for multiple purposes l According to city offiaals. the the warlords Two of them - pid. He was carrying a rifle, man shepherds, Rottwe1ler~ try to treat them as dogs. Then ~eplen i shment system will be mctuding household, landscap the Tiger of Manchuria and the with which he was pushing watch out ing, industrial and prevention of and pit bulls Those dogs an"' available for the next 20 years, so-culled "Christian General,~ Chinese pedestrians out of the aggressive. They have been I suppo!>e the way to get on sea water intrusion. (egardless of rainfall levels or who had baptized all of his way as he bullied his way trained for generations to be the good side of a chow is to Mayor Dennis O'Neil said ~ast cirought conditions. tro'ops by use of d fl.re hose - down the sidewalk. aggressive. Not so with chows. nng a temple bell. He'll think : -The Orange County Water week that the council's approval were fighting for the right to I le came upon the dog. He chows are not aggressive. Tht•y would "replenish ground water )' oti tSre a Chme.~e monk and ~istrict and the Orange County ransack Peking. This soldier prodded the dog with his nfle. are proud. he you1 fnend for We. Sanitation District plan to build a to protect the system where we own ·three or four wells in Foun belonged to one of those two The dog didn't move. He prod For centuries chows were p1pelint- and treatment facilities if warlords. He was so ctirty, I . ded the dog agaln. Tlus time temple dogs in Cbma. As such, the concept is c,upported by the tain Valley where water is • JUDGE GARDNER is a Corona del pumped into Newport Beach.• assumed he hdd not been the dog raised his head. He their only comparuons wt>re Mar resident and former 1udge. His public and receives approval exposed to water via the fire looked at the so1'f.1er, and that Chinese monks who are not a column runs Tuesdays trom federal, state and local O'Neil said there is a need to ~uthorities . protect the ground water from • County officials said the pro- · salt water and 'other contami posed system would create a nants. new, safe and reliable water sup- "Seventy-five percent of our . ply to meet increased demands water comes through this system (or high quabty water so if there is concern, we want lo WHEN DINING GETS SORING, IT'S TIME FOR • But environmental activists take steps to continue to make it Bob Caustin and his wife, Susan safe." the mayor said. 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Shamum & Ryan Dunkllt't"} Busmns Coruul.uznt & Homrou•nrr ------Ol • Carpet 70 • Area Rug • Upholstery OFF• Air D~ct Clearung Au OTHER Cil:ANING SERVICES • Newport-Mesa residents have a voice in the community. pledge to increase Emph sizing who the Jewish .,,. ;w people .. appnllly people are and how they live is organization's reach after an important aspect of the Jewish to ndte a clfhOU i1 b Ms community, Mauldin agreed. In this month's shooting. of the JIWS here and elsewtwe, li9ht of the retent shootings, all four aid people have become VERONJCA 0VRAN by making a contribution to rhot more mindful of security issues. ~Pb compoign." Rose said it has moved people COSTA tv!ESA - The new to take a more active role in Jew Bunnie Mauldin ish lives. • officers of the Jewish Federation Jewish Federation of of Orange County received their Orange County All four - Karp was elected as wake-up call Aug. 10. the group's presidef\t - said that When they heard Buford 0. despite Furrow, it is not difficult FWT.ow Jr. had opened ftre at the nity to make a difference in the to be Jewish in Orange County Jewish Community Center in lives of the Jews here· and else because re~df!nts here are Granada Hills, Doona Wemstem, where, by making a conbibution accepting. Bunn.le Mauldin, Charles Karp to that campaign,• Mauldin said. •we can celebrate what is and Esther Rose - a.11 Newport They will also assist with lead go<> • j • • • . . . -... ~ .,...... - ...... _ ~ly Pilot around town Tuesday, Auguit 24, 1999 5 MOUND TOWN Items to the Cancer Center Auditorium. One mation, call (949) 497-7647. Healin~ Centet from 7·30 to 9 SEPT. 9-11 The Newport Beach Central 0 ,Pilot ;330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa Hoag J)rive, Newport Beach. p.m. with Sandra Sau r. The fee Ubr ry is at 1000 Avocado Ave., 9 27; fax them to (949) 646-4 170, 0t Admisc;1on is free. To reg~ter or A home remodeling and decorat is $5. The Lat~ t 'Thing ss at 270 Newport B ch To register, or for ('M9) 642·5680, Ext. 228 A complete A craft and M!wlng festival wtll ~ for more infonnabon, c4ll (714) ing .,how will be held fr om noon E. 17th St., Costa M . For more be held from 10 am. to 5 pm m more informaUon, call (949) 111· l~sting of AROUND TOWN may be Ww,1 at da1lyp1/ot.com. 840·8038, lo 8 p m m Buildings 10 and 12 at information, call (949) 645·621 l. Building 10 of the Orang Coun· 3807. .... thP 0 1ange County Fairgrounds . ty Fatrgrounds, Admission is $1 JQDAY Albert Taylor, author of .. Sotll AdmUi ion 1S $5.75 for adults a.nd SUNDAY for adults, childien 12 and under SEPT. 12 . Traveler: A <;ilJ\de to Out-of-Bopy $3 for eniors, children under 12 are free. For mor~ information, Tai chi chlb cl will ~ at ~Wyn Havens will teach the Expenenc~ ~ and Wonders are free. The Fairgrounds lS at 88 A home remodellng and deco call (801) 463-1200. "tlaSs •Meet Your Spint Guide • Beyond,• wU1 speak on the sub- Fa.tr Dnve, Costa Mesa. For more rating show will be held from 10 the Oa::.is Semor Center from .. a&. 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Clll our I • South Coast Priority School director will appeal sharper remarks for Foley after etl is denied. much as $20,000 a year, Sewell RNdtn Hotline at (949) he suggested the planrung com South Coast Prionty School i aid. Local public school dbtricts 642-6086 or tend •mall decision limiting enrollment after emotional meeting. mis"iion tipu1ate that Gartner a state-certified nonpublic school Pflr the tuition out of thcl1 peaal 10 c»llyplloteNrth- • hdvc Jmk.ner. Please spell your name J~ GARJdSC.~ not be cost-effective unl~s it can open the church 's playground to which erve:; cruldren who educcltlon buagets. learning disorders, emotional and include your hometown .nd neighborhood children. Foley, along with Commis ~ number (for verffk:af !kt/ P'b enroll 50 students. problems, or are developmental Sewell, who endured relent "It's already open to neighbor s1ont;rs Chns Fewel and Kiltie ~only) . hood ch ildren,~ he said. •sut her ly disabled. Many of its students COSTA MESA - Led by com less questiorung by Foley about Wilson, were concerned thal the remarks go dose to breachirlg are foster children who bvc 10 nussioner Katrina Foley, the Plan the kinds of students who would site is not large enough to handle ning Commis ion voted Monday the separation between cburcb group homes, and Sewell's orga 50 emotionally disturbed, dE.'vcl be attending the school, sa1d and state For the oty to tell me nization, which is nonprofit, ul <> to allow a s<'hool for emotionally after the heated meeting that he opmentally disabled students, disturbed children to open· al what to do .. 1 I personally think runs four group homes in Costa thought Foley should hove and that opeomg tlie school PIT BULL Harbor Christian Fellowship she owes me and my church an Mesa. woul(i be •a burden# on neigh Church, but to limit enrollment to exc~ed herself from the issue apology- The school also h~ a campus CONTINUED FROM 1 because her husband taught al a Both men said they disagreed in Newport Beach, and serves bors a maximtim or 25 students. They were also concerned that similar school operated by the .with the Planning Commission's children from the Newport-Mesa dog~ and grabbed a pellet. gyn ln response, Richard Sewell, the students could poi;e a threat the director of South Coast Pnor- Orange County Dept of Educd- deos1on, but Gartner vowed to Unified School Qtstrict. who do from a kitchen drawer and· snot to neighbors or to propeftY. 1ty School. vowed to appeal the tion. · lower the school's rent so the •not perform well in public school. one or the dogs three times ua ij'le com.nu.ssion's decLSion to the City Harbor Christian Fellowship school can make ends meet if "fuition at the school varies from Sewell has seven days to file an appeal with the City Council. face. Council. He said the school cdn· Pastor Bill Gartner had even Sewell's appeal to the City Coun- student to student, but can he as "When something happens to threaten your child, it's an auto .p matic reaction to become adren.a BRIEFLY tinishe!> the draWUtgs - about foundation. lized and react,• Gelinas said. 'SCHOOLS six months from now. Then it Ferryman noted that Corona What happened next is m Supervisors and the Tustin City will take up to another year to del Mar High School has "an question and may be the k~y;;o Saltarelli steps up to Council. CONTINUED FROM 1· raise the money and start work. all-weather track and the nicest Gelinas' fate. "'' ·Fair Board president Saltarelli, who served as vice -·-- __._ The-city of Costa Me-::a.-and swunmmg pool ih llie-unifeo "The dog was trying to 9'0t archeolog1cal sites near possibly OCC, will contribute States. - The money to build Real estate president the past year, suc away from him. and then he ceeds Huntington Beach's ETru Fairview Park. some money for both b,tilding those came from developer f~es chased the dog down and bea it executive Don lo their current formative and maintenance because th<" Saltarelli stepped ly Sanford. 'cmd from parents who raised it to death with a shovel," said trori Jim Barich was also elected phase, the plans already have corrununity will benefit from through a booster club into the role of coaches, parents and students the pool as well. Richards, spokeswoman ror.:4e Orange County to serve as the board's vice pres Unfortunately, <>aid Ferry district attorney's office. "Helia d idep t for the commg year. yearning for bnght green fields Most Qf the money for the Pair Bo&rd presi mun, Costa Mesa parents aren't already shot the dog, why did he Banch was appomted last year and sparkling pool waters, but project, however, is expected to able to donate huge sums of dent last week come from grnnts dnd dona hdve to walk up and beat ~.to and is senior vice president of quaking about how they are money to their schools, and so after being elect gomg to pay for them. tions from local businesses. death with a shovel?" . ~~ • ed to a one-yedr public affairs for Hollywood rrusing money takes a while. Park Race Track in Inglewood. H Any improvements we can •It's something that needs to Gelinas denies ever hitting,&De term. M It take a long time to get Barich also worked for the get are great," said Gal~ Fajar be done," said Jim Scott Jr., a dog with a shovel, although.ate Saltarelli, an things done.• Galel said. "We Irvine Co. and for the late U.S do, a senior at Costa Mesp High graduate of Estanaa High admitted he used one to chase Orange resident, Don Saltarelli Rep. Glenn Anderson. School. School who now works in Cos have Unuted funds, but we are the animals from his yard. ,.,!{ was appointed to at a distinct di~dvantage to Board members serve four But Galel himself probably ta Mesa and is active in school Richards said there is no the board m 1997. Newport Beach because they fli year terms Without pay. They are won't be around to see the groups. dence that the dogs were cb~g · The Penn State grad 1s president can raise the money on their of Tustin·bdsed Century 21 responsible for setting pobcy for improvements. Foundation •It's our tum,• s&d bQard Gehnas' son. _ the Fair and Exposition Center. members won't even start rais· member Jun Perryman, who own, and we have to struggle Saltarelli Realtv He hds served Because the warrant was,~pt - Elise Gee has also been active on the to get it.• on the Orange· Cotmty Board of ing money until the architect to a nonexistent address Jlnd stamped undeliverable, GeJ4n.as never got it. To his surprise Gosta becomes involved, the !private] The concept, tor U1e mo t part. Mesa police officers arrestect.:nm CENTER endorsements will dehrutely ·not has been embraced by communi at his business on the warrarlt.i'list come in.• ty so far. However some question week. He was released after ~ ,,10u hare bnn lnrolred In an ailto .:t:ltleilt, '°' • CONTINUED FROM 1 Bartohc said Monday thdt he the wisdom of building d lavish mg the $1,000 bail. 'Crash Course' on Soft Tissue Injuries." Even 1enderbenders' con hoped the group could resolve all arts center. Gelinas said he has no int - cause hidden tnJuf!es tmt c n dtvetop mto pam, headaches, even arthflt1s Even worse. •If the City Counal should may be sought could represent a of this soon. uon of pleading his case or~t - most people who ha~ been mvolved man auto accident may not even know /flat lhey"vtJ. honor the comm1tment!> of its pre grave threat to the proposed •Any way you cut it, this will mg a hne cmd hopes the e been hurt Most doctors g1VP. PJtn killers to hkie these mjur1es. ff you nave ~> decessors and k~ep its trust w1th 22,000-square~foot project. be partially publicly funded, "Bar- will dismiss the case, wru e been mvolved man auto acc10en1 don't sell/e u1•ve seen things die because tolic said, noting that the city the people of Newport Beach, it un/1/ you your copy of our Frei R1part. called a waste of taxpayer's l1IO - 1ec1uve ~ they got off to the wrong start," would have to contnbute the ldnd would retain the site c1nd make it Just call Tall Frei f.188-616-9679 any/lme. Gregory said "This is on the path on which the centc1 would be into d Newport Cenlrrtl Pdrk, • ey. 24 hours for a free rl!COrdcd mP'"'!> 1ge to death. The min.ule the •city bttilt. "Public fundmg may be the said resident Jan Vi:lndcrc;loot. He also sdid 'someone needs o The call is tree so 1s the report · path that leads to dedth, a path Resident Ade1e Mttnn echoed lclke a stand against pit • 1mE5!5ii55!!!5!!!!!!!!:~~5ie:::=:=::=:= we would like to avoid al all costs. those thoughts. '>aymg "The which he described as having no "But we have to remember land behind the library should "redeeming qualibes" and rlo that we ar<> only m the ad-hoc remain open space 1t i partic place in •suburban society.• -1 stages, and I will say that ow ini· ularly distUibing that taxpayer · Despite what happeiied, G:fh. tial proposdl to the City Council money might be used to build nas said he still considers h.imSeU be to this center when the city has a would that they allow us an arumal lover. ·bN atteinpt to raise the money pn responsibility to repair agmg mfrdstructure. ·• "Regardless of the fact thatim vately. - defendirlg my home, I wouldn't I t I .' . go out and shoot someone's~." Gelinas said. •1 love animalS!"'J PASS~: :. The cities· combmed resources - C! PRESENTED BY G~NT from monetary an(l pub~c rcld· · · · .. . ~llT lions .capabilities -t wdl,t)e,lp get v ~ .... CONTINUED FROM 1 out the proper information about • ·~ 4dlll ,.,,.~ plans for the El Toro airport. ...~ 'salon rac,. The money would be well "1l1ey also have public ofh- SENTENCE ,.,,. ~Pilot o.,, •t Ute rasr.e spent, she added, because those cials and business leaders that CONTINUED FROM 1 :•lw cities have pledged their are ready dnd willing to become ~ ..... resources to fight for dn airport at more involved in the El Toro the former Marine Air Base. issue, both as advocates w1t1un whereabouts. , $1s1n Within the next year, the coun- their own @mmunities and as "I expressed a lot of sk~- TasteScrfp ty is expected to complete the El leaders with other local, state and cism, given the man's b,o('ic· Toro reuse plannmg proces" and federal leaders and ofhcials," ground,• Anderson said. #Well, if IT'S Al t GOOD . submit an enVl!onmental impact Bludau srud. he does come back. there'a.-_.n report and the airport master plan To date, Newport Beach has arrest warrant for him.• , t i to the federal government for contributed more than $600,000 Tears couldn't be reached ~r Save $20.00 on Admission review and final conveyance. to pro-El Toro groups mcludirlg further comment on his hospital- - . Bludau said that as the airport the Orange County Airport ized client Monday. •• •o • authority's membership has Alliance, the Airport Working Maciejczak was considered and__ Taste Scrip with a Passport! grown,. •its ability to influence Group and Citizen's for Jobs and the middle man in a plot tn';bbrt the El Toro process has grown. - ,the Economy. · or possibly kill David Le.la.rtdtbf -:iiii~=~~~~~~=:~~~·~ ~· :=· i:=~:::;;;J~;;i;;iiii!&;;::;:;~s_...,....:Capito la, Calif Lelaod was the The Passport entitles you toTriday, Satiiiday &t Sun~ay former son-in-law of 68-yea.n.td Lido Isle resident Mae MDtr. admission to the Taste libl.s. $15.00 in Taste Scrip... a $45.00 value! --Back to School Needs -- Leland was embroiled in a ,cais tody battle with Miner's daugbler over the couple's two cbildrelllt' All for only $25.00! Order Yours Today! · Miner knew Maciejczak through his ostrich meat 2-1- Continuous Live Entertainment Featuring ... ness, in which she invested $70,000 to $80,000. She reported MISSING PERSONS • MEN AT WORK ---- lance ly asked Ma ~' August 24, 1999 • Sporb Editor Roger Corison • 949-5744223 DolJy P'.lot 7 COAST I IS SPORTS HALL OF FAME CE~EBRATING THE MILLENNIUM Soccer co-coach demands bard and fun, in the program. TONY AlTODW.J ':'players in all sports tum to coaches for guidance ~< and those ••magic ....words" that will help them ~_.....,....,· eve whateveut.is they "W8Dt to achieve. •· For Orange Coast College imen's soccer co-coach Mauricio r1 C1Aure, he has those two magic words that J\le!P separate the good athletes from the truly • A shooting star, he was the king of the jwnper in the . t J.~cial ones. '70s, and one of the best-ever for Coach Tandy Gillis. r , Hard Work. "You have to have a strong work ethic in RtOWlll Dv•1N "I can't say enougb about l· anything that you do, H Claure said. "lf it's ~Plot Casey Jones,• Wharton said. "He's one of the finest basketball • playing so,c~er,7be . the best s~cer player you ~ be. If it s digging ~ ditch, well, then dig John Vallely was 11118 , players ever to come out of 1the best dam ditch you possibly can." Corona del_Mar Hlgh's illllll Southern California, bcir none. .. Jiard work is what Claure instills in bis .E purest outside shooter He shut down Mark Wulfemeyer players because that same advice was m the 1960s, and Jeff Fryer was (former 'lroy High standout who mstilled into him while g'rowing up in Cocha the school's leading marksman in held Orange County sconng t Ml.>a Mba, Boliva. ~e 80s, the~·J efl ~arton was records) twice. Casey held him to "I actually grew up as a swimmer," Claure king of the Jumper m the 70s. under 10 points in the two games , said. : My family really pushed me in that •(Shooting) was my forte,· we played (the Warriors), and Cllrection and I competed in some national said Wharton, also an excellent (Wulfemeyer) averaged almost 0 Meets. I really didn't get into soccer until I ballhandler who could drive to 40 pomts a game." ' 11'WM around 10 or 11 years old." the basket and score Wharton. a star from the Class .. ,_ •Claure's father was the president of the At .a school deep m basketball of '73, was heavily recruited lllW>livia.n National Soccer Team and Mauricio tradition, Whart~n went from a corrung out of Corona del Mar t Claure said. "I was sucll the league's coaches Conference against1 a little runt growing up, and the Daily Pilot. among other future the national players I Wharton, who NBAers, Bill would talk to really played what today Cartwright {USF) stressed. fundamentals. would be considered a Reggie Theus (uNtV) •I really focused on three, averaged about and Kurt Rambis handling the ball, 18.5 points per game (Santa Clara). dribbling, that sort of on a celebrated CdM Jeff Wharton Eventually, Wharton thing," Claure team that mcluded for- transferred to the ...... urtd Cl cotitinued.. "l played on ward Matt Keough and point University of Washington 0 ,,· · 'PlllG aure my brother's team and 1 guard Casey Jones. · redshirted a year and th~ was • was scared to death I Wharton had a three-'pOmt 101ured, which prevented him was going to screw up, so I really made sure touch long before the game from playing a fourth and final !'.1'.rly fundamentals were strong.• changed to reward outside collegiate campaign. t ~ Claure played for various youth teams sh~ters with an extra point, "l got hurt real bad in the leg, ead junior Olympic teams in Bolivia before . ~at w~ a ".'ery, very • and deaded that was it as a coming to the United States in the early s1gnif1cant time in my We, career for me, .. Wharton said. ·1 1970s. Wharton ~d of his seruor year finished my education there and · "I bad a choice of going to England with at CdM. Some speoal things went to work and I'm still my brother, or commg to California," Claure were happerung. • la · · ' said. ·1 chose California because of what I Wharton came off the bench P . ymg m basketball leagues to saw in movies growing up with all the pretty m 1971-72 when Gillis' Sea th.is day (at the West Community girls out here. 1 decided at that point that's Kings finished 23·3, tied for the Center m Newport Beach). I've where I wanted to live.• Irvine League championship and been domg that for 17 or 18 Claure played for OCC in 1978-79, and SEAN HILLER I OAllY Pit.OT lost in the second round of the ye~. ~ was team captain and MVP for the Pira~s . CrF Southern Section 4-A · Im 44 now. but at the ripe Prom there, Claure played professional to have a good time while you're doing it,• playoffs to Pasadena 62-6l in old age, 1 can still kind of get it 'sG<:cer for the Los Angeles Aztecs before Claure said. "Our goal is to surround overtime ' ' done (on the court). It's still fun · returning to OCC as an assistant coach. ourselves with players like that.• Whart~n . who later played and it '~ a competitive league. I '' · ·'Before I got here, OCC had a C1aure is excited about the players he and three years at Loyola haven t gotten m1ured and the •tremendous tradition in soccer and hopefully co-coach Laird Hayes will put out on the field ~ Aug. 30 · Cerritos (home), 3 p.m. Marymowlt, became the Sea camarad~e with my fnends on I've helped make it even better,• Claure said. this year. · .- ... ,.1 'think we've set up a pretty good example "It's going to be a fun game to watch if -o- Aug. 31 - Rio Hondo (home), 3 p.m. Kings' main offensive threat a the team is great." . for all community colleges throughout the you come out to see us,• Claure said. "Tilis Sept. 1 - long Beach CC (home), 3 p.m . year later as Corona del Mar When Wharton isn't sinking captured the Irvine League title JWDpers, he works as director of . area to follow.• group works very bard and they are sold on o Sept. 7 • at Mt. San Antonio, 2 p.m. :. Claure's coaching style i$ very simple. He our team concept. They play physical, but outrtght and advanced to the CrF sales for Banana Boat Suncare Sept. 9 - San Diego Mesa (home), 3 p.m. , demands 100% effort not only in practice, fair and I know they will put everything 4 -A semifinals, losing to eventual Products. t~u1 academically and personally. they've got into each game.• ~ Sept. 11-12 - Hancock Tournament CJF champion Verbum De1, Wharton, a member of the One thing that Claurt: .is trying to 69-63. Daily Ptlot Sports Hall of Fame, -&i.iU-: This phil050phy ls something-1.bal"°,.,...... a... ur~f'! -.:t-u' mil:. i.ateis the stereotype of OCC playing in '· ~ ~· 1~·at LA. Hatbof, 3 ~-m~·-=-· -----" .. ·tr~ally came-intomyl>WII ~lebrabng the-mill~uin. lives_. 1 l>elieves has been lacking m the ~ · a "junior" college level of play. ~ Sept. 17 • PalotNr (home). 4 p.m . my senior year,• said Wh.a.rton, m nabuco Canyon with bis wife, • pa:>gram the past few years after a rather "That couldn't be further from the truth,• <- Sept. 22 • at El Camino, 4 p.m. who earned first-team all-league, Loil.rd.es, and five children: impressive run of conference championships Claure said. "There is no better caliber of All-Orange Coast Area (by the Aryella, 15, Lizzette, 14, Alyssa, •• and state titles in the late 1980s and early soccer played at this level anywhere in the Daily Pilot), All-Orange County 8, Amber, 6, and Adrian, 4. 0Mf1• .... ICI 909. country. With all the players from Uus area tau and second-team All·CIF 4-A •Adrian's built more like a •• • • •After last year, I took a look at myself that move on to four-year schools and ~ Sept. 24 - s.nta Anl (home), 3 p.m. honors. football player than a basketball · ~ saw that 1 was being too lenient on some eventually, professional soccer, there's too to Sept. 21- • RMnidl, 3 p.m. Whart~n , who usually player,• Wharton said of his cmly l of:my players in certain situations,• Claure many to list.• guarded the opposing team's boy. "We call him the savior. ·llMd. •That's going to change this year.• Besides soccer, Claure enjoys fishing and ~ Oct. 1 • fullenon (home). J p.m. best forward on defense, said Once he was born, that's it ... , ir11\ Another coaching style that seems to suit claims he's smarter than most fish, and • Ott. 5 • IMne Vlllley (home), 3 p.m. 1 a.ure and his players is his participation enjoys., "playing bad golf to feel good.• Jones was CdM s defensive we're heading down to get • Ott. •.• ~ 3 p.m. :!$Iring practices and drllls. giving the However, bis biggest hobby, and the most catalyst that year. thing taken care of." >1 Ml1Jetes a hands-on form of teaching. important, are his three daughters, Chelsea, + Ott. 12 · Golden \\ilt~. 4 p.m. oo .,.It seems to work for me the best," 14, Caroline, 11 and Kendall, 10. + Ott. 19 • n Slrltl Ar-. J p.m. CJ.eure said. •However, I am starting to "They are, without a doubt, the best thing • oa. 22 ...... J p.m. MONDM~COUN'f'S Dl lP SIA I've ever accomplished," Claure said. Newpoft Landing • 8 boats, •dlotlce that the older I get the better I used to "They're always keeping me on the move. • OCL 21 • • NllrtDn; J ""'- 110 anglers. 101al*ore.8 yellowtalL . I can stU1 out-dribble and Dall han IPUBLIC NOTICES ( PUBLIC NOTICES ( ~ueuc No:rices f PUBLIC NOTICES IPUBLIC NOTICES I IPUaUc NOTICES IPUBLIC NOTICES IPUBLIC NOTICES I (PUeuc Nonci! NOTICE OF TRUSTEFS Cn fomt:t 92656 anO place an rnterestflans may appear alld the Superior Court o1 Cali· Have you started dOltlg 1M Virani Patrick, 3615·H supP<>rtrno documents are lying east of and ad1acent 3'14801 Loan No. 01ota11e Lane Al1$o V1t1~ be heard by tne City COlm· tomia Coupt y of bvsmess yet? No The CUit Ult 1s subftet ID Aspen V ~ ta ge Way. 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Statement Thb bV$1n4tat ill c:oo- Tlltl bUSlness 1s con .o1a County ot ORANGE Cl!ed Bl '341 ThO City Or 92682 Thia statement w11 filed OUCt.0 by en lndtvidual 24 3f 1999 • T643 Sol;tti Orange, CA 92868 With ltMI County Cler1t of The following persona ouc;ted tiv "lndMOOaJ THE PETITION FOR Tllia butinNt la con H111• you su.ned doing dUd.0 bY; Umlt.0 Orange Cou11ty on 8·13-99 are dOing bUtiiineA u . Fletltlou1 BuelnH• tuYe you Slar10d dOing PROBATE requestli lhal IF YOV OBJECT t.o m bu&1ne11 yet? YH, 1>us1non yet? Yet, Llat>llity Co t""802S43 LOANl:EADERS OF Name Statement 1997 DIANA PE~tNS be ap grancing ol ttMI pellUQn you 0711511999 The IOllOwing persons CarrOI A Kennady po1nt1M1 11 personal r•pre· lhould 8'>PHI 61 ltle ooar• Have you scan.a dolno Dally Pilot Aug 17, 24, AMERICA, 2101 Bus1nes1 Susan Awai 31, S!pt 7. 1999 T6S5 Center Or. 1120. Irvine, al4M'loin0 bus.1 ass as Tttis 6taltlrt\clnl WU l!Jed MtnllllY• 10 ldminlst.er 1111 Ing Otld Sl4te .,UI! Ob/CC' ~~? !f .. 7·10-99 Thia statement war; lileif' with thO County Cier1i ot $1111'181 ASla. td, LLC Californl8 92612 VERO£AUX, 1048 ltv111e estate ol the oocedetll lions or Ilie "''1t100 ob!CC Fictitious BuelneH with tile County Clerll of AY(l • PMB #411, Newpcn Or11n91t C >unty on 8·6·99 THE PETITION reque6tS llOfls with the court bofore Kart Kosmu,;; Managing Loanleaderr. of Amenca, 8·10 99 Name Statement Orange County on Bea~h . Calllornl1 18996801572 authority to adm1n1star tM lhe heannu Yo1J1 ep· Membe1 Inc . (CA), 2101 Bue;1ne11 1tH&801t73 rt11s 5181am11nt was filed The loOowlflg pertQns Center Or. #120, Irvine, 92GG0·4602 Oa•tr P.lo "4/g 10, 17, eslat• under the lndepenct· pearance may b In person are dOlng b\Jllnets ts Dally Pttot Aug 17 2'1. Kalahari Technology, 57 24. 31. 1999 T641 ent Adm1mstr<1tion ol Es· or liy your attomey w1111 the County cro111 ol California 92612 31 . Sept 7.1...1999 T657 Orange County on 8·13·99 al GIOO YAP GIRLS This business IS coo· Wilburn Ave., Atherton. tatei Aci (Thia AuthOnty IP YOU ARE A CREOI· 19996902342 B SCUIT COMPANY. BJ ducted by a oorpC>falion Flctltlou1 Bu1ln•11 Cahlorrua 94027 BSC 8663 will allow the personal rep· TOR or co11ttngeo1 ttedrtOr Daily Pilot AUii 1'1, 24 GIDOYAP GIRLS, Cl GID Haye ~ staned doing Name Statement This business Is con NOTICE OF PETITION rHentahw to take many ol tne Cleceased VOll mus1 actions wrthout o0ta1n1ng 31. Se~ 7, 11199 T65-4 DY AP, 0) GIODYAP buS1ness yet? 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