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SERVING THE NEWPORT - MESA COMMUNmEs SINCE 1907 TI-IURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2000 I All in.. the'f a:mily • George P: Bush, . whose lather ' 1s governor of. Aof\da, whose uncle is vigor­ nephew of presidential ously campaigning for the hopefuJ and grand~on of presidency und whoi.ti grand­ father has already been there, Joseph N. BeU former chief executive, - done that. campaigns m Newport. Meet the guy affectionately THE IELL CURVE known by his fdm,tly as "P." Greg Aisling From his childhood memory D AILY PILOT of former Pws1dent George Bush dcclanng his lust candi­ Don't buy the NEWPORT BEACH - One .dac:y for the office in 1979, look al George P Bush and you Bush has been part of d colorful mt.1y not see a seasoned polJti­ pohbcal family. pro-Measure F cttl pldyer. The Texds native is dl tl Fashtonubly dressed and agam this week dS he speaks in • pr0paganda; · well-spoken, he appears more support of his u.\c!P., Thxd.S of d club-hopper than a cam­ Gov. George W Bush, arpund paign crusdder. TAYA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT Orange County. . had lwich last week with Look agarn. . He has d two-prongc.'CI goal· George P. Bush, left, grandson of former President Bush and nephew of It's chifi.cult to unagine dny. Michael Lapin, who JS an spur enthusiasm among young George W. Bush, speaks with Doug Cox, vice chairman of the Young 23-yPar-old wouJd be involved , I old friend. He is also the Republicans of Orange County, during one of their meetings at the El program manager for the El LO his third presidential cam­ Todto In Irvine. SEE CAMPAIGN PAGF. AS Toro Manne Corps Air Std­ Crill paign. But lhls is a young man tion Master Development Program Freely translated, tlus means he's LO chdrge of unplernentLOg Ornnge Coun­ ty's comnutment to an airport at the former Marine base al El Toro. City OKs Because I Live about a hall-rruJe off the end of the runway at John Wayne Air­ port and there's an election plans to coming up on March 7 involving thls issue, revitalize r had El I don't Toro on understand my mind. So I talk about Balboa steered compromise. the con- • Work to start on versallon Either a $7 .5-million plan for in that commercial chrection. improvements, which nus 1s airport is include more parking, · not a built at comfort- wider sidewalks. able place El Toro or . for it isn't. Noakl Schwartz Michael DAILY PILOT Lapin, since he BALBOA PENINSULA - cannot become pollt1cally After years of bt.s dJld starts. involved in the El Toro dts­ the City Counril on Tuesday pute. But be dtd offer up unanimously gdve its approvdl some generic observations • to begm the BaJbod Pcrunswa that might 'be helpful to vot­ • S[AN H rR I DAILY PILOT revuall.zation pldll. ers who haven't yet made up Ignoring heavy rain Monday morning, dog sitter Gary Ballantyne of Corcrna gets a hug from one of "It goes beyond a step,• their minds. Councilman Ridge­ the 16 dogs he cares for during a visit to Costa Mesa's Bark Park. Agnes Brown, right, joins Ballan- saJd Tod He said the greatest myth way. H lt's what I would call d to arise in this long dispute is tyne ln laughter. · giant leap . ~ the effort to paint El Toro as For more than d dCC'dde, LAX - Los Angeles Interna­ business owners have watched tional Airport - m the mid­ as the once-prosperous COpl· dle of Orange County. muruty darkened LOlo dn area "It's very instructive," he Wlth few re<;idents strollin9 the said, •to overlay an aendl It's raining dogs? streets at rught. shot of LAX on El Toro and The council's dcctS1on to see how many Los Angeles endorse the "Village Pldll" and homes fall within the 14,000 The storm that rolled across Balboa Pier pdrk.ing lot improvements is the first acres around El Toro where Southern California late Tuesday m a there are no homes - dnd senes of move. to revlVe the would be none - since evening had moved on by late rommwuty that re 1dents" say development has been pro­ Wednesday afternoon. The storm's ~ odd.led Wlth broken s1dc­ hibited there because of the rainfall totals as of Wedne day w ere w~ d.Jld cracking fdcad . Marine air station 0.30 inches m Newport Beach and "(The moneyJ should've "John Wayne, on a small­ 0.55 inches m Costa Mesa, said been spent over the lilst 20 years,· said fru.c;tratt'd n.~1dcnl er scale, is much closer to the Greg Martln, semor forecastN for Los Angeles picture, with Kurt Herbert. "Get the thing Nationt.11 Weather Service. residential backed up right to the fixed and as lqng as you're the edge of the airport. The However, seasonal rainfdll totals domg it, do it nght. • unpact around El Toro would are still below nom1ctl. The e lllnatcd $7.5-million be far below the graphic "We got a very dry start but we plan is an effort to rndke the peninsula more pedcstnan • descriptions of an airport are catching up at the moment," friendJy. It mclud<' widerung there raining death on their , Martin said. way of lile." the> 8-foot sidewalks on both He pointed oul that there Today will be partly cloudy wilh sides of Balbod BoulC'va1d to 14 are onJy two workable alter­ a shghl chance of showers and feet. reducing strC'Ct parking natives to.an airport at El highs in the lower· to nud-60s. , and increasing the number Toro: expanding John Wayne More scattered showers are expect­ MARI~ DAY MASSEY I DAlY PlOl spaces m the parking lot: and ed Sunday. A student at OCC b'ies to tay dry as he makes his way to SEE BELL PAGE A6 - Daily Pilot staff class Wednesday. SEE BALBOA PAGE A6

INDEX School district reassures ClASSIREDS ____.... :..--.86 COMMUllflY ~UM . .Al S · future of Balearic Park • D\lllOOK ·--·-·---·-··---.Al 1 PUIUC MOTKIS .... _ , .• ·--·14 • School board, Costa School Distnct Supt. Robert Barbot S()(llY" •._...... •..... tt ..AlO and is what residents urroundmg Mesa council agree the site the park and ill tenant, the city of 5'0l1'S ···--·-··.. -·-·---- 81 will remain a park, but Costa Mesa, have been seeking UIKLEDOM ..... ---·-·--·J.12 must still work out details. from the d1strlct for weeks. ;! In fact, while the s<:hool board .,...... _.a Andlew ae-­ was ~ ,tjie matter Tuesda ...... some 'City"Cillicil members w • DAA.v Pk.OT YamlMh Cruz. 6, writes an dered if the council should tQne eMy on what she would do down lts enthUlialm for the park, If she hlld S 100 ulng COSTA MESA - 8aleerlc Park leering it may harm future negoti· may change handl but must ltiom. P~Elementafy'scet.­ remain open space, the school ~we're very concerned about bradOn of 100 dlys In ldlOOf boerd agreed at a atudy Miiiion ~ in lhe ctty, but we could get 1\aelday Dlgbt. - ...... Al The recommendation came from Newport·M... Unified SEE PARK fllll'GI M IUSlllSS II llllf . ·. ham USA Equities, Inc., a Newport Beach­ New Staples store to hold based commercial property owner. IN grand opening ceremony The lister Staples store west of Newport A new Staples Superstore opened its doon Boulevard on 17th Street will remain open, th.is week lea than a mile away from another said Scott Burnham, president of Burnham branch of the national chain. USA. Although the office supplies store has been •When you have a big boulevard like New­ open on East 17th Street for nearly a week, port, people don't tend to cros it to do their the otticial grand opening event is Saturday. shopping,• he said. •we think the two stores Staples will lease the building from Bum- will seJVe two different trade areas.• - Andrew Glazer

A2 Thursday, February 24, 2000 • Dai~ Pilot WORKING Gardening classes offered in time for spring blooms

ar4ening enthusiasts ·· can get tips from Gexperts at the Institute of the Gardens classes offered at Jloger'a Gardens. Classes cost $125. and con­ sist of four meetings run.. nlng from 9 a .m. to 11 a.m. There also will be an intermediate gardening class offered March 8, 15, 22 and 29. The prerequisite Greer Wylder for the class is beginning gardening. Students will BEST BUYS learn more about.tile selec­ tion and care of specific shows the extensive selec­ plants for appropriate gar­ tion of merchandise that den areas, taking into con- Sport Rack carries. There . sideration the existing land­ are bike mounts for your scapes as well as a home's garage, portable chairs, car architectural features. Stu­ seats and ski and snow­ dents will learn more about board mounts. The store the tools needed to make offers installation and each plant a vital part of the rentals. Sports Rack Vehicle overall garden design. Outfitters is at 1995 Harbor Also, on March 9, 16, 23 Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Call and 30, them will be a cot­ (949) 574-9990. tage garden class. The pre­ requisite for the class is Arts and crafts types will beginning gardening. The love the spring preview sale class will teach students at Michaels through Satur­ how to incorporate cottage day. On sale are silk florals, garden vignettes into sunny dried bouquets, silk green­ gardens, for any size gar­ ery, candles, ribbons, paints, Alice and Vahan Cetinelian den. Each class builds upon modeling clay, yarns, paml­ the previous session, tying ing instruction books, clay new designs with past ones. pots, and ready-lo-finish THEY ARE ... Tying up different career paths and are com­ If you're interested in the wood. Michaels is al 610 W. Running a garment hospital. pletely helpless with a needle and classes, advanced registra­ 17th St. in Costa Mesa. Call thread. They bring both their cloth.es tion is required. Students (949) 548-6053. WEDDING BELLS loose ends that need repairs and their ironing to . receive a coupon for 1'0% Alice Cetinellan and her husband, the shop. off for purchases made dur­ The best casual sboe sale Vahan, have run The Velvet Hanger for glass, Vahan copies the intricate weav­ ing the month they are tak­ is going on at Vans. more than two decades. The couple are ing patterns. The only evidence of.the HOLDING ON TO THE PAST ing the class. The beginning 1brough March 12, when masters at delicately repairing, restor­ repair work are the nearly invf!iible Alice also brings the past to We with gardening class that is a you buy one pair of regular­ prerequisite for most classes ing and reviving precious clothing, beige threads holding the patchwork in her dressmaking and alterations. She ly priced Vans shoes, you'll flawless Chanel-style suits and is offered May 3, 17, including wedding gowns. on the back of a gannei'it. makes being get a second pair of equal Trained in their home country of "It takes one hour to do a small bole silk blouses that look like they could 24 and 31. Call (949) 721- or lesser value at half price. Armenia, the couple moved to America in some pants,• he said as his soft fin­ sneak unnoticed onto a Dior hanger. 2100, ext. 569. Roger's Gar­ There's a good selection of in 1979 and almost immediately gers nimbly worked around a half-inch But her specialties are wedding dens is at 2301 San Joaquin shoes to choose from, opened their shop on Via Lido. With snag. dresses and gowns for the motber-of­ Hills Road in Corona del although the offer excludes more than 35 years of experience, their The most difficult materials, Vahan the-bride. She has made wedding Mar. snowboard boots. Also on work has been featured tn Vogue and said, are thin scarves and materials dresses for waifish women who were sale are selected tops at In Style magazines. spurring what has with detailed patterns. unable to find a proper-fitting gown. Now's the time to find $19.99, selected fleece become a nationwide clientele. She once took two dresses apart and deals on window coverings sweatshirts at $29.99, select­ PASSING ON THE CRAFT sewed together one perfect gown. and upholstery on sale at ed outerwear al $49.99 and WEAVING THROUGH THE YEARS The craft of French weaving is a Perhaps the project she's most proud Alden's Carpet and selected T-shirts at $14.99. Whal makes the shop particularly "lost art,• Vahan said. These days, the of is the century-old wedding dress that Draperies. The savings on Vans is in Costa Mesa al unique is Vahan's French weaving nwnber of experts in the field are was worn by a great granddaughter. window coverings are up to 1666 Newport Blvd. Call technique that flawlessly repairs ciga­ becoming)ewer and fewer. •tt was falling apart,• she said. "The 65% off and upholstery is (949) 642-5753. rette bums in cashmere and moth holes While Vahan's favorite aspect is the inside lining was completely falling up to 40% off. There is a nice selection of window in wool. The painstaking work is done patience and thoroughness required by apart.• Summerhlll Floral & by hand and takes hours to complete. the art, it. is not very appealing to most Photos of the repaired dress, howev­ coverings that includes Gifts is having a 50% off Thread is taken from the edges of youngsters, he said. er, showed a beaming bride in a soft, Hunter Douglas privacy sale on all topiaries and flo­ sheers, vertical blinds, wood the garment and slowly woven into the "This is my hobby," he said. •1 love silk off-white gown that fit like a glove. ral arrangements. The home material, eventually eclipsing the hole. the challenge." - Story by Noakl Schwartz; · blinds, Honeycomb shades, accessories store carries With the help of a thick magnifying His daughter and son decided on photo by Brian Pobuda woven woods and .fabric specialty furniture, silk flo­ Roman shades. Also rals, custom florals and reduced are upholstery fab­ arrangements. It's at 369 E. rics and trims up to 25% off, 17th St. in Costa Mesa. Call and drapery fabrics up to (949) 646-6745. Glabman ~Furniture celebrates a century ofbusiness 40% off. Alden's Carpet and Draperies, the oldest floor­ Office Depot is having ing company in Orange year marks the 100th anniver­ The hotel, located in the highly com­ specials on ergonomic and County, is at 1663 Placentia executive chairs through sary for Glabman's Fwniture, the Jasmine Lee petitive area near John Wayne Allport. in Costa Mesa. Call (949) Saturday. A lot of the chairs TICosta Mesa home furnishings RETAIL ROUNDUP specializes in corporate business clients 646-4838. store owned and operated by the Glab­ and conventions. Management has come with an instant rebate that allows you to gel $10 to man family for four generations. Woodland Hills. The Costa Mesa store been refurbishing the nine-story main If you've alWays wanted $50 off the purchase price. To celebrate, the store will open an is at 3089 Bristol SL building and is planning to do work on a hitch or hitch rack for your Also, some of the chairs can antiques department, scheduled to the towers as well. Once there is some car for hauling bikes, skis or be customized. There are debut m May. The 11llported antique SHERATON HOTEL TO down time, the main lobby will get a snowboard equipment. more than 70 colors and items, which are being shipped from BECOME RADISSON face-lift, too. now's a good time to buy fabric options to choose Europe, prove the hard-to-believe fact A hotel by any other name would one at Sports hck Vehicle that furruturc did indeed exist before provide sleep just as sweet. And so the SKUNG AT TRIANGLE SQUARE Outfitters. There's a 20% off from. The selection of chairs Glabman's went into business in 1900. Sheraton Hotel Newport Beach will If the recent rains are any indication, sale on all hitches and hitch varies from drafting chairs, The Glabman's showrooms feature continue to offer business travelers a ski season should be in full swing by racks. Top name brands leather chairs, manager's home furnishings for every part of the convenient place to lay their heads - now. available include Thule, chairs and task chairs. It's at house - patio furniture, draperies, rugs just under'"a different name. And those who want to get in on the Yaldma, Valley, BMG and 2ZOO Harbor Blvd. in Costa and carpets. And for the customer's The 339-room hotel by midsummer snowy action, but can't go to the moun­ Draw-nte .•Th e store carries Mesa. shopping convenience, there are interi­ will make the switch to become a tains this weekend, can attend a Winter a huge selection of hitches, or decorators stationed at the store in Radisson. The lobby will get new mar­ ski expo from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at • 9EST IUYS appears on Thurs­ racks and just about every days and Saturdays. Send lnfor lieu of salespeople. ble flooring and the rooms will be refur­ niangle Square, at the corner of New­ kind of car and sport acces­ Glabman's also has locations in port Boulevard and West 19th Street in mation to Greer Wytder at 330 W. bished in preparation for the change, sory you'd want. There's a or via Los Costa Mesa. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627, Pasadena, West Angeles and tentatively scheduled for July 12. catalog in the store that fax at (949) 646-4170 ·

or ~~ herein can be WEATHER lllD SUlf POLICE fllES r.pr~ Without written per· m1U10n of topyright owner. TEMPIRAlURES TIDES COSTA MESA . HOW TO REACH US BalOO. TODAY • Antion loul..v...t A J>UfW and Its contents worth Ora.lldon VOL 94, N0. 47 63151 Fir1t low $450 were stolen from a CM In the 600 bkxk between 2 The Times Orange County (800) 252-9141 Corona del Mar 6.34a.m ...... 1.3 and 3 p.m. Saturday. THOMAS H. JOHNsoH. ~ 64152 Fir1t high • lenl: • om..: NI ampli1ler and a P1lr of Spffk.n Pubhsher O•lf1ed (949) 642·5671 Costa Mesa 12:12 1 . m ~...... 4.5 TONY OOO£RO, worth $500 were stolen from a CM In the l 100 bkXt Display (949) 642"'4321 65153 Second low Editor EdttorW ~2and 10a.m. feb. 15. JIMfU lllAG&.ANO, News (949) 642-5680 Newport Beach 6:18 p.m ...... 1 .3 • ...... ~ A Compact dltc p4ayer worth $400 Senior Crty Editor Spotb(949)57~3 64152 Second high w.n stolen from a car In the 1100 bloCk the ewnlng of J~Lll. New\ Sports F111 (949) &46"'4170 NewportC~ 12:24 p.m ...... 3.S Feb. 16. Asslmtnt Oty EdltOf E·mall. dallypllotelatlmes com NANCY CJBYQ, 64152 Main Office • ._...... -..... A video c:atMtt9 r9Corder and Futures Editor Buslneu Off1Ce (949) 642"'4321 PllDAY • con:lllll phone WOrth $220 were stoi.n from • h6fne ROGllt CMLSON. luslMll Fax (949) a..POMCAST Sports EdttOf 631-7126 First low In the JOO btock between 1:Z and 2:]() p.m. fteb. 16. MMCMMT1N, A northwtst-w9Sterly 7:52 1.m ...... """""" t .4 Photo fdrtor f'ublbhM ~nm. Community~ swefl produces wMt• to • cMlloft of INt l.M Mtelw nm.. Rnthlgh NIWPORT 1EAOt NmtOHY NCI(, chest.f'tigh sets todly. 12:SI a.m .." ...... 4 .5 ~f<*tor • lilt ...... lln•• A weNet Ind Its c:o1•1t1 s.cond low worth $100 Wint ..... from t CM In ttie MOO block JOM ' · SAHrOS, P.ge OesigflH LOCATION llD 6:SI p.m,""'•HH .... ., .... .,2.0 bib••• noon ind 4 p.m. Feb. 17. NOY OITTINCl Wedgt...... J.5 nwlW .s.cond high • Wiit e..t A~ phone wont\ Cl.tUIMd Adllertlt&ng 1..-.ssq1 S150 ~.-1-5 rfWlw LNllA JOIMON. 1: 45 p m...... J.O Wll _.,from I UI In the 1IOO btock '*-ulln 4 n 4 fll'omotionl llldl----.3-5 rM/w p.m.feb.12. PMllDO ..... ltMr Jltty... - ..3-5 nwlW ...... ,.,_...,phone wat1ti ...... Oitf ~ Offlclt ~.... " ...... - •• ).5 r'Nl/w ...... 61 In tt. 100 blDdl ,. n ,

' .I . . Doily Pilot Thursday, February 24 ~ 2000· A3 DUI.charges yet to be filed against Rodman

~ Prosecutors, citing spokeswoman for the d1stnct oon of public drunkenness last attorney's office •These things August at Woody's Wharf restau­ .: 'further investigation,' also can sometimes take more than a rant in Newport Beach. Witnesses looking into neighbors' couple of weeks, depending on srud they saw Rod.man fall out of the complexity of the investiga­ his boat and walk mto the restau­ complaints about NBA tion.• rant soppmg wet. He v,cas later star's loud parties. Rodman, 38, of Newport Beach, seen banging his head against the was pulled over by Costa Mesa wall and was mvolved in a scuffle Greg Rlsling police near South Coast Plaza on with another patron, police said. D AILY PILOT Dec. 23 after dining at the Club­ Despite the evidence gajhered, house Restaurant. Police were the charges were dropped by the COSTA MESA - Prosecutors notified by mall security about district attorney's office in October. have held off. on filing drunk drt­ Rodman, who was stopped after Richards was unable to delve ving charges against basketball an officer noticed his passenger into the details of the current superstar Dennis Rodman because wasn't wearing a seat belt. investigation, but acknowledged of ~further investigation,• despite The holdup may be due to con­ the department has .received the fact that he was arrested two flicting reports that Rodman another Rodman case - this one months ago. appeared intoxicated as he left the from the Newport Beach Police Although the case was submit­ restaurant. Some patrons said Deparbnent. ted to the Orange County District Rodman didn't show any outward Police said they have been Attorney's office in early January signs of drunkenness. called to Rodman's Balboa Perun­ and a subsequent test showed that When Rodman, a former Los sula home SIX times over the last Rodman's blood-alcohol level was Angeles Laker, was taken to Cos"'­ year, responding to complaints by nearly twice the legal limit on the ta Mesa Jail, he submitted a blood neighbors Rodman has paid more night he was arrested, prosecutors test. Re$ults showed his blood­ thdn $2,200 in fines, but he has haven't filed charges against the alcohol level was 0.15. The state's continued to throw ~I-night par­ •newest member or the Dallas legal limit is 0 .08. He posted lles. Police said they have Mavericks. $2,500 bail and was freed hours exhausted nearly every measure "We are gathering more infor­ after his arrest. and felt it necessary to submit the mation," said Tori Richards, a Rodman was arrested on susp1- case to. the district attorney. Dennis Rodman

COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL WRAP·UP Inside. WHAT HAPPENED: The City Council approved CITY HALL hiring a Long Beach-based electrician for approximately Window.Covering ·& $290,000 to install an emer­ WHAT HAPPENED: gency generator and move The city approved plans by an electrical switchboard in a large Orang~based high­ City Hall. tech firm to construct four ALDENS UPHOLSTERY SALE· office buildings on a parcel WHAT IT MEANS: of land that the city original­ Once the ly designated for three struc­ generator is tures. installed, City Hall will be lit WHAT IT MEANS: and fully elec· It was tric even if an the city's earthquake or other disaster 4-0 final step knocks down power lines. APPROVED in allow­ ((o, 1n< 1h/.~H r1,)n ing WHAT HAPPENED: Experian l ti l (f, I f) 1) < lf ! 1,•..,, t '> The City Council voted to -a.com­ .thv •nt) raise the amount it charges pany pro- nonresidents for paramedic viding services. retailers information about consumers to help with mar­ keting - to begin planning WHAi IT MEANS: its new Costa Mesa head­ These Window quarters. ,:;:~~'fa Company off1cia ls say the de~ _who move will bring the etty are tnJured Coverings 1,500 new jobs. The office and require complex, to be built at 595 paramedics (ountrywoods Anton Blvd., will include within the city will pay offices, restaurants and a slightly more than they had Wood Blinds health club. before. Duette(!D Honeycomb WHAT THEY SAID: WHAT THEY SAID: Shades H After working with Exper­ ffWhy are we subsidizing ian for many months, we are out-of-town emergency ser­ Duette(!D PowerRise(!D very pleased that they decid· vices?" asked Councilwoman ed to come to Costa Mesa," Heather Somers, who ques­ said Donald Lamm, deputy tioned the previous fee. C!DHoneycomb Shades city manager. ult will bring Somers suggested the fee major economic develop­ adopted by the council Tues· MilleniaTMCustom ment to the city." day night. Vertical Blinds

the Capitol in Washington, Remembrance™ IN BRIEF . D.C. will be hoisted on the new pole. Window Shades Flag pole to be Attending the even~ will dedicated in honor be Ali Bayrami; president of the lraruan council, and of Ronald Reagan members of the county's A new flag pole purch~ed Republican party. by an Iranian organizauon ·we are proud of the will be dedicated at the coun­ growmg diversity of our party ty's GOP headquarters in and we are grateful for the Costa Mesa this Saturday. support of Mr. Bayrami, • said The lraruan Amencan Tom Fuentes, chairman of the Republican Council Nauonal Republican Party of Orange Organization donated the County. flag pole in the name of for­ The ceremony will be held mer President Ronald Rea­ at noon at party headquar­ gan, who was the group's fin:;t ters, 245 Fischer Ave., Suite honorary member bdck in the C2, in Costa Mesa. For more 1980s. information, call (714) 556- An American flag flown at 8555.

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Around IESTID TOWN Orange Coast College librarian Vlnta M. • Send AROUND TOWN items to Shumway will gtve a lec­ the Daily Pilot 330 W Bay St ., Cos· t\lre titled "A Foreigner ta Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170, or call (949) 764-4330. A in a Foreign Land - complete listing may be found at Growing Up in India,. at dallypllot.com ' 7:30 p.m. March 2 at OCC's Udo Isle Club­ TODAY house, 701 Via Udo Mother's Market wUJ hold a Soud. The event b $5 for free seminar and book-sign­ nonmembers and seating ing with Karen Mastarson, ts llmlted. For reserva­ author of "Reverse Disease tions and more informa­ with Aloe Vera," at 6~30 p.m. tion, call (714) 432-5087. on its Patio Cafe. The market is at 225 ·E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (800) 595-MOMS. Shulman, a NeWp<>rt Beach The $5 event, wruch starts at • therdpist, will speak. The 6:30 p.m., includei; hors The February meeting of the library is at 1000 Avocado d'oeuvres. The nuxer is at the Slip<·over Sofa $450 International Marketing Ave., Newport Beach. For Shark Club, 841 Baker St., llur11lrt'

ities reprurs. potenlldl school bond. Many residents were con­ Residents who have bom­ PARK cerned that the. school district barded the school board with CONTINUED FROM A 1 would seek the most lucrative letters and pleas to save the <1ption and sell the park to a neighborhood park were into negotiations," said Coun­ pnvale developer. relieved by Barbot's sugges­ cilwoman Libby Cowan. "We Slate Jaw requires, howev­ tion, but remruned wary will already have too many er, that the school district gwe "That's what we had in cards on the table to have pubhc entities, such as the aty rrund all along, so if the City good negotiations.• . and county, first crack at buy­ Council goes along with ll, While Mayor Gary Mona­ ing or ledsing the property, we'll be really happy," swd ·han conceded that the CJty Barbot said. . Fran Hill, a resident leading shouldn't show its entire hand, Barbot proposed that the the effort to save Baleanc U7e're Bursting With Quality he did want the residents to property be offered for long­ Park. •Jl the bod.rd agrees, I know the city is committed to leon lease or sale, with three think that would be great I Furniture at Great Savings! preserving open space. stringent conditions: assume they will follow his "I want to reassure the • the site must remain a recommendation. But we will •Model Home Fumih4rt • Antiqu~s • Art Acctssofies neighborhood that the city park, · be at the meeting to see.• • Area Rugs & Mort.I Custom Refinishing & Upholstery and school district will work • the district could take th~ together to keep this a park,· property back arid build a (949) 646-1822 he said Wednesday. #The school there if an increase in same kids will be affected students demanded a new 670 W. 17th St., 10 2 • Costa Mesa whether the school district campus, IN BRIEF owns it or we do." • and any revenue gained Balearic Park is a 9.25-acre from the lease or sale must be Arts center panel lot owned by the school dis­ used by the district for funding asks district for help trict that serves as a neighbor­ school maintenance and hood park with soccer fields repairs. Supporters of the proposed Antique Furniture, Artifacts & and a new playground. For "We're interested m an $12-milllon Arts and Educa­ in more than 22 years, the aty of agreement With some agency, tion Center Newport Beach Architectural Elements ·Costa Mesa's recreation probably the city; who we've approached the Newport­ depd11ment has run a commu­ had a great relationstup with,• Mesa school bodrd seek:ing 1ts from China nity and day-care center Barbot said. •But we're inter­ support Tuesday night there. ested in establishing a longer Walter Howald, a member Residents became alanned term lease. ln the process, of a committee supporting the center, provtded the board l~t month when a c;itizens we're reviewing what a rea­ committee recommended the sonable amount is." with a bnef description of the school board sell the park to The school bod.rd will vote project and asked that it con­ help pay for SC'hool mainte­ on what to do with Balearic sider wnting a letter or sup­ nance if a proposed $110-mil­ Pdrk at a special meeting port to the city of Newport Tuesday, when it votes the Beach. lion bond passes to fund facil- on The proposed center would occupy 3.5 deres of land behind lbe Newport Beach Public Library on Avo­ cado Avenue. The complex would house an auditonum, SABATINO'S reception hall, public art WAREHOUSE I\ , - 1 1111 . 1111 ,\ I 111• • '-111111.11 d '-.111,,1:..:t I " gallery, three studio class­ rooms, offices, sculpture gar­ 670 W. 17th St. dens and a two-story parking Costa Mesa facility with a landscaped roof School board member Serene Stokes told board ! members she had reviewed the project and asked that 1t J •Dinner be placed on the March 15 • Sunday Brunch agenda. The board will consider Howald's request at that time.

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around. haWlg the time bf the11 lives, th y didn't stop to realize they were pro.cticng Counting the the11 math and wnting skills. When making a hat with 100 marks on it, students counted by hveft . J When making a snack bag, they counted out l 0 Fruit Days L:oops, 10 M&Ms and 10 mdrihma.llows until they had 100 pieces in theu Paularino Elementary first-graders celebrate 100 pack. · Student!> particularly days of school with traditional counting actiyities. enjoyed the stcHion w here they WTote down whdt they Danette Goulet adored by both students and' would buy with $100 D AILY PILOT ,. tedchers. "If I had $100, l would buy . "There are n~ discipline my motorcycle so I could 1 On the OOth day of school. problems because everybody race,• silld 7-year-old ~bra­ hundreds of firSt-gradC'rs gave is doing something," said ham Leopo "My dad did that 100% while domg Uungs 100 Marcia Encinas, a first-grade . when he was little • . times. teacher. Zachery Greensite was . sue Stude..nts from all f11St­ Students dashed around to going to buy a house with his grade classrooms dt Pdularino 13 activity stations set up in $100 ' Elementary School celebrated the school's, multipurpose DON 11ACH I DAI.. YPt- OT "I'll buy new snow dt my their 1OOth ddy m school room They made necklaces First-grader Claire Hern Oies over a jump rope In ata attempt to clear it 100 times dur­ house,• said 6-year-old Wednesday with a mardthon wtlh 100 Cheenos. They of acllvilles that involved bounced a ball 100 times. lng Paularlno Elementary School's celebration of the 100th day of school. Jumping Stephen Vayda. "Then I'll counting to 100. They drew pictures of them­ rope was one of several activities that involved counting to 100. buy a new snowbourd No - "Counting lo 100 and rec­ selves now and in 100 years. two new snowboards.• ogru.zmg numbers is a big dedl They gave a lollipop 100 licks. When a child completed a track. "I was very old, but I bad a lot Wh.tle the youngsters may in the first grade,• said Pdl Around each little neck task, a hole would be "I liked the one where you of hau that stuck out like not have learned the actual lnsley, principal at Pdularino. hung a bright orange paper punched m the paper next to draw yourself 100 years old," lhts. • value o( $100, they certamly It is a tradition at the school, that listed the various activities. the item to help them keep said 6-year-old Delane Frear As students scampered learned to count.

the Latino community. CAMPAIGN. . lie doesn't have any poli tical dSpiralions right ·now. His only CONTINUED FROM A 1 plan is traveling to Baja califor­ nia after the March 7 primary , people to vote and generate a - a muc}l-needed break from . groundswell of support for tus the campaign trail. ·nus is a uncle. time where people our age "I'm trying more to spo.rk find out what they really want interest ·among young people, to do," he said. "Pohtic:s are but I'm also putb.ng m d plug not for me. My prionties right for my uncle's campdign, • Sdld now are to help my uncle get Bush, who spoke from the fam­ to the Wlute House and get ily's Orange County headqutU­ my law degree.• ters in Newport Bedch on Wednesday. ·we have a lot or first-tune voters out there dOd it's unportant for them to know what is going on." Bush has cnsscrossed the oat.Jon for the pdst three Directions to·Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Gary McCord, months, spreacling his uncle's mesSc1ge. He has spoken dt 50 high schools clild 13 colleges and uruvers1ties in that time. Chi Chi Rodriguez and 74 Other Senior Tour Legends. Over the past couple weeks, Bush hdS canvassed the state from the Bay Area to Los Angeles, where he currently resides. His number of spedkmg engagements has leveled oU, but 1l is a cnbcal ltme m the campaign, Bush said - espe­ cially since lus uncle's oppo­ nent, Sen John McCd.J.J1, won the lion's share of votes m the Michigan and Anzona pri­ maries this week. "It is appdfent we diem the nuddle of a senous battle," Bush said "A lot of people .. thought my uncle was gomg to stroll into the Republican Con­ vention. This is a true test of him as a person and I know he has a lot of fire m lus belly." Bush has lived a charmed life, lined with wealth and .. privilege most wouJd envy. His name carries clout, but he rarely uses it for personal gain. Although he is accustomed lo introducm'g lus grandfather dt party conventions and speak­ ing in front of ldrge crowds, Bush has taken d dilferent route - one he doesn't regret. Bush wdS born m Texas and Advance-Purchase Tickets spent a portion of tus We m Venezuela. After his grandfa­ ther was elN.1.cd president m 1988, he spent a month living at the Wlute Ho~. Afraid he was beconung sp051bvc. In 1988, th"'n-Vicc Pre5i· Newport Beach CountrJ Club dent Georg Bush was chas­ tised m the media for rc(crrmg to his grandchildren as "little brown ones." George P. Bush has strug· gled with the publicity - even the numerous questions about his pohtical ideologies that aren't romp&etely ln line With the elder Bushel. •Just like two people aren't the same, I don't hold the ilame political Views held 'bY my dad and uncle," he said. •we have our debates at home and drop them.• · .... ctoet. port his undebowevrgy - when It ~ ucadaD · reform and ..~ out to

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the ~t three years,· Noy said. ing pieCe is supenmpoeed on the Dec· ~ to talk on the phone tn my laration ol lndependence, for God'• etfiCe in early morning. But the aggra­ •we've got consensus with both BELL BALBOA the residents and bUSUl people. sake, and the messoge wrappec:t tn vation doesn't even come close to the hysterical predictions the ·ves on p• CONTINUED FROM A 1 It'~ time to do something.• CONTINUED FROM A 1 this sac:rotanet cloak is that a two­ While peninsula bu.sin own- tbirdl voting reqwrement for a public people are putting OUL ers are pleased with th news. they or domg nothing. Then he added: •u entity like tbe El Thro ~ii pre­ ·Rather, it's an infrequent imtant bcaub!ymg the area with land· scapmg say the changes won't come fast · we choose the second, we·have to cisely the position ThOmu Jefferson. that I certainly wouldn't want to have enough. Ridgeway estimated that accept the fact that pressures are if he were a.round, would urge. nus, compounded by the~ of In addition. a clock tower and a stonn drain system will be built. it may take several yean; before going to grow steadily on John apparently, puts King George m on John Wayne. But I knew this airport construction and Jandscapmg are Wayne, and when they become intol· the side of airport proponents. was my neighbor when l moved here, However, one lingering protr tern is complete. In the medllllme, pcrun­ erable, the El Toro option will hav~ These fliers throw allegedly objec· just as the people around El Toro that the plan doesn't address ' improving shop facades, Ridgeway sula bUSUlesses will have to cany been foreclosed. The cost of doing this tive numbers around that were devel· knew they were moving into an area on under the present circum- · jornewhere else later will be so very · oped in a stUdy co:mmissloned by the adjacent to the Marine base. And I said. The effort to reshape the penin· stances. ' . much greater because it will be with­ city 'of lrvtne - hardly a neutral play­ can assure those South County folks "It's not soon enough

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I . . Daily Pilot DATEBOOK . Thursday, February 24, 2000 A13 Trilogy Playhouse CHILD'S PLAY opens tonig:bt Newport Elementary stages original play PlAY: "Riptide, the Squ1d­ By Tom Titus information dispensed at fleads and the Princess of (714) 957-3347. Punctuation" f you missed the thnller •Deathtrap• dt the Costa SCHOOC Newport Elemen- CALLBOARD - A,uclitions for tary School · I Mesa Civic Playhouse last OCC's springmusical, year, fear not. Another ver­ STORY UNE:·A group of stu­ • M 1776, • will be held at 7 p.m. sion, also in Cos\Fl Mesa, March 7 and 8 in the Drama dents participating in read­ opens tonight. Lab Theater on the college ing club contest discover Tue new nilogy Playhouse campus, 2701 Fairview Road, their books are my~tenously officially talces over the Bnstol Costd Mesa. disappeanng. They then Street theater occupied for Director Alex Golson will embark on a mystical adven­ • five years by the Theater Dis­ hedr women's auditions from ture through strange lanWi tri~. but if you're pldJUli.ng to This is an onginal play thdt drop in tonight, be advised 7 to 8 p.rn. and men's from 8 to 10 p.m. The cast calls for references more than 40 that the event - which · faroiiiar children's stories. includes dinner and a cham­ 25 men and two women. and pagne reception - is $70. all roles m the production are CAST: Ensemble open. It's the gala kickoff for DIRECTOR: Robin Momson Costa Mesa's newest theater "1776 • is the musical ver­ sion of the birth of our nation, group, an 8-year-old trans­ ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: set m the Continental Con ­ planted troupe formerly Deborah Garrett known as the gress in Philadelphia with a cast of characters including WHERE: Newport Elemen­ THEATER N~gunlaPl1gue ay- John Adams, Thomas Jeffer­ tary School Audttonum, house. Serend1p1tously, both son, Benjarrun Franklin and 1327 W Balboa Blvd., New­ the leases of the Theater DIS­ other foundulg fathers. port Beach trict and Laguna Niguel The show opens May 11 for two weekends m the Dra­ WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Fnddy dnd Play house ~xpired at the end /' Ldb. For more informa­ Saturday, 3 p.m Sunday of last year, and neither ma TAYA r .A<:.>1 J8A I OAi.'f I'll.OT could contfuue in its origindl tion, call (714) 432-5640. HOWMUCH:$5 Brandijo Kistler, 9, a fourth-grader at Newport Elementary School, sings during venue. • TOM TrT\JS reviews local theater PHONE: (949) 650-0367 rehearsal of the school's upcoming play. "Deathtrap," lrd Levin's for the Daily Pilot His reviews literate mystery Umller, kicks appear Thursdays and Saturdays. off the adult port.ion of the Thlogy's 2000 schedule, a slate that also includes Neil Simon's "Fools," Tennessee Huge Savings Williams' "A Streetcar up to Named Des1te" and Maxwell Anderson's "The Bad Seed.· We Rent Horses 70°/o Off Interspersed between the grown-up offenngs will be • Gentle rental horses for trail rides & besiruting lessons. Name Brand youth theater presentabon5 • Year-round after-school programs & summer clinics. . Factory Seconds of "Into the Woods1" "Char­ • Kids 8 & up, adul~ families, ~rtics , etc. lie and the Chocolate Facto­ • Boarding & training in all Western & English styles. Different ry," ~Little Shop of Horrors" and "A Winrue-the-Pooh Sizes & Styles Mo111-hi 9.7 Su 9-6 Chnstmas Tail. " 714•848•9695 Call for more infurmanon ancl TltE Bod Buury Supply & SALON Artistic dlrector Alicia But­ 18381 Coldenwest St., H.B, email: [email protected] manufaC1urcrs name ler is staging "Deathtrap," J69 E. 17Tk ST. which features James Newell MEMPHILL'S COSTA MESA as the murderous older play­ UGS &CARPETS ACRoss FROM RAlplcs wright, James Mulligan as Mon Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 his precoaous student, 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa Denise Ducloux-Brink as Newell's fragile wife, Mina (949) 722-7224 Kedar as the ne1ghbonng wwwru wndc.' eto tJ- psycluc and James Manley Green as the older play­ MEDITERRANEAN CUISINE • wright's attorney. Food from the oeautiful Performances will be given Thursdays through Saturdays Coastal Riviera of ltalyl Sweet Local at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 7 p.m. through March 12 at the Corrado Gfanortl, formerly executive remodeled Thlogy Playhouse chef at Tutto Mare of Newport Beach. in the Lab Anti-Mall, 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. is now welcoming you to CORRADO at After tonight, tickets are 1000 Bristol North In Newport Beach. Fresh Picked Dail~ · $15 and $20, with additional ~ We are not fancy but we are FRESH .AlsoOn Tapas • Pasta • Paella ------Seafood Italian Specialities I I STAGE I 'REFERENCES TO SALVADOR I DAU MAKE ME HOT' I South Coast Repertory pre­ I sents Jose Rive ra's play I •References to Salvador Dali Grazle Miiiet Make Me Hot" through Sun­ day. nckets are $26 to $45. (949) 252-9396 The playhouse is at 655 FIELD FRESH PRODUCE STAND Town Center Dnve, Costa I 000 Brtstol North ~ Birch &.. Jamboree) 400 EAST 17rn (Corner 17th & Tu tin) Costa Me a Mesa. For more lnlorrnation, New Beacfi, CA 92660 call (714) 708-5555. (949) 400-7659

'A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE' Newport TI)eatre Arts Cen­ ter presents Arthur Miller's "A View From the Bndge" C ABLE CA PRI COL L ECT I O ' through Sunday. Shows are tonight through Saturday at ~ Beacon Bay A 8 p.m ., with a Sunday mati­ nee at 2:30 p.m . Tickets are 481 E. 17th Stree • "'--- $13. The theater is at 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. 645-2022 'AU MY SONS' 200 Birch St. (at Dove) • Newport Beach Borders South Coast Plaza will host a discussion at 7 833-0660 p.r,n. today of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons," which is an upcoming production at South Coast Repertory. The ------~------, store is at 3333 Bear St., Cos­ ta Mesa. For more mforma · tion, call (714) 432-7854. - I 'TAINTED JUSTICE' s''l's '---OCC presents Don N1gro's I play "Tuinted Justice" March 2 through 5 and 9 through 12. L - - - - - ,:,--~SJJ,•f::- - The play is at 8 p.m. Thurs· dayi; through Saturdays and .-----~------laJOBT WAIR · nJUADVtCS w.ua at 2 p.m. Sundays. "Tainted I .-..•nWAX Justice" tells tho true story of I a sensational murder and trial • nas Dal'IMNO • that took place in a Nova I •MaRIMIND Scotia town in 1914. nckets are $8 to $9. OCC is at 2701 I F&M.ew Road, Cost.a Mesa. c.., ...... ~,.. For more information, call L (714) 432-5880. ·.. DAVID YURMAN .---~------­ 'THE BEAUTY QUEEN Of IUCOll IVAl8 . fUU4Sll,_ -- LIENANE' ...... South Cout Repertory will bolt the Southern California . tma•Y91ft.·­· ~of Martin McDon· • agb'1 ecde1med play •The ...... - Beauty Queen o/Leenane" TRADITIONAL _ March 7 through April 9. 11cketa are S2I to 145. The -.taa=•a.wm- om.. com MeM. =-,_men iDfGnDllllaa.··· 6501bWn call (11') 708-.SSS5 Al4 Thur5doy, February 24, 2000 DATEBOOK Doily Pilot Feel like one of the family at Bistro le Crill on

8y Ste~n Santacroce evening's dishes being pre· two people can easily share is al.Jo a good choice. Here, pared in the kitchen by his FYI them. two of the tiny buds are . ne of the charms of is, 6f wife, Chantal. BISTRO LE CRILLON French food course, roasted and served with a r traveling through The setting is dark and all the better when accompa­ tart orange sauce that adds a 0 Europc>an countries mtimate, without being nied by good French wine nice citrus accf'nt without like France or Italy is wander­ sedate. Mustard-colored • WHERE: 2523 and I was astorushed at the being cloymg or overly mg through some small vil­ walls create ~ wann atmos­ Eastbluff Drive, depth of the wine list here. sweet. The birds are served la9c and stopping off usudlly small, candleholders heroines used p.m. Monday 350 to 400 bottles, including unique flavor to complement family-nm places lhat fea­ to carry when dunbing up through Saturday; many Bordeau.x.s and Bur­ the flavor of the quail, which ture simple, rustic fare, mak­ gundies that are hard to find and down staircases in Dinner, 5:30 to 10 is similar to the dark meat of ing the best of the fresh, haunted houses. elsewhere. a chicken. local ingr~dients . The food Provencal CUISine has at p.m. Sunday Diego is passionate about U you're feeling a bit more • • ·tends to its heart the farms, fields and through Thursday, the wines on his list and adventurous, try the medal­ D1n1n1 be hearti- streams of the rustic region 5 p.m. to mid­ seems to know all of them lions of venison (28.50). Veni­ in southern France. Chantal night Friday and intimately. I like to tell him son can be tough and stnngy REV EW ~~~1:~/n was trained in Paris, but her Saturday what I'm ordering for dinner u not cooked properly. Here the fanci­ roots are in the AVJgnon • HOW MUCH: and ask lum to pick a wine it's done perfectly, seared to . er Michelin Guide establish­ region of Provence, where Expensive for me - I haven't been dis­ just the right degree of done­ ments, and will often feature she grew up in the town or • PHONE: (949) appointed yet. ness and served with a con­ wild game or fowl caught by Entree selections, as befit­ Crillon, whose name the 64().2804 centrated red wine reduction local hunters It's harder to restaurant bears. ting a Provencal bistro; fea­ flavored with JWliper berries. find this type of restaurant And whtle Provencal CONRAD LAU I DAl.Y Pit.OT ture hearty, country cooking. The pungent bemes, which here m the Uruted Stat~. cooking seems to be the cui­ Chef and co-owner Chantal Berton de Crilllon dis­ This being winter, such as it are the main llavonng in gin, what with our penchant for sine de jour in many newer, plays quail with orange sauce at Bistro le Crillon. is in Southern California, add a flavor that contrasts chains and fo:lst food. trendy restaurants, th.e food there are always several nicely with the lean, clean So I was plcas:emg, I (Near Hoag Hotpital) l n•11 refinishing & I ANY______REf'M orthopedic wo rk_. I L exp. 3-31-00 performed on site. 1 517•.:r:.<::r'*' (949) 719-1758 .. .._ ......

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More EDITORIAL • I thoughts School safety .is·No. ·· 1 p:t;iority .. . . nyone who has ever driven up Newport Coast Drive .J. · _ .for, against knows that it's not pedestri- ~ A an friendly. @... ~..._.. ---- Especially during morning rush Greenlight hours, when thousands of commuters are speeding down the hill to wprk. ony Dodero agonizes (Edltor's And especially when the pedestrians Notebook, Jan. 31) over what to . are pint-sized children trying to cross T call Greenlight and be semantically the busy, six-lane road en route to ele­ correct. "No Growth?" "Planned Growth?" "Slow Growth?" mentary school. Greenllght lets the citizens decide the The NeWport Coast Elementary rate of growth, so in giving Greenlight a School, now under construction, will sit label you are making a judgment about the citizens, not about Greenlight. on the comer of Newport Coast Drive Curiously, the "slow growth" label is and Park Ridge Road. The speed limit used even by the City Council, whose . on Newport Coast Drive is 60 mph, job is to represent the otizens. U they is recognize that we want slow growth, ·and a 40-mph limit being sought for and their job is to represent us, why do Park' Ridge Road, which has a steep they object to a measure that helps them incline. do their 1ob? School sites are notorious for traffic If Greenllgbt passes, the City Council will still have the chore of studymg the problems - an inevitable conse­ environ.mental, fiscal, and traffic reports. quence to mixing hurried motorists They will still hold public heanngs, modl- with oblivious children on foot. There NEWPORT Co"~.,. E.LEMEN1'ARY StMOOL! fy the proposals, and have been a few accidents and count­ deodewhtch PosSlSLE AL1'ERNA1'•VE To FooTSR,D<":>E DEBATE? FEEDBACK changes, if any, are less near-misses in .the Newport-Mesa best for the cty. district on two-lam(residential streets l..tke a boss review­ such as Balboa Boulevard near New- ll!.USTRATION BY ERIC HUTCHISON ing an engineer's idea for a new product, the citizens will then have the chance to port Elementary and Eastbluff Drive two pedestrian bridges, wtuch some and the county - needs to take seri­ review the proposed changes and weigh near Corona del Mar High School. estimate could cost about $1 million ously. Officials may think they simply the pros and cons. The council will -put its Imagine the increased risk on a road each, connecting the school with the can do a traffic study and hold a cou­ evidence on the table, and the citizens three times as big with three tiµles as will make the final decision .-bout the other side of the road. ple meetings and the problem will go kind of city they want to live m. . · many cars roaring by at a much higher Concerned parents have also asked away. The label to describe Uus process is rate of speed. th.at the speed limits be lowered, cross­ But the Newport Coast parents have "wise growth." No child should have to cross !iUch a ing guards be hired and blinking made it abundantly clear that won't ALLAN BEEK Newport Beach treacherous intersection on their way warning lights be installed along the happen - even threaterung to send to school. streets. But the footbridges are by far their children elsewhere if the safety Like Diogenes, Mayor John Noyes ... Parents, "scared to death that some the parents' highest priority. They see measures aren't taken. searches for honesty, while another vehe­ We don't blame them. mently opposed the councilman's guds little first-grader is going to get mowed it as the only way to ensure the ulti­ for battle against what he calls the down," have organized themselves mate safety of their children. There must be a way to make those "pathetic" initiative ("Pacific Life pulls and have already begun pleading with And that is a cause that everyone footbndges a reality. plan for expansion·," Feb. 12). Apparent­ county and Irvine Co. officials to build involved - school district, Irvine Co. A child's life ma.Y be at stake. ly, both will rely on a city-contracted con­ • sultant's forthcommg $12,000 report, which will analyze Greenllght's "Protec­ tion from 1\'affic Density Jrutiative," a ' petition signed by 10,000 of us residents. However, if Bob Burnham, Newport Beach city attorney, is to be believed, Readers warn of Measure F's dangers neither the philosopher.nor the student t So, citizens of Orange Coun­ I dffi amazed by the volu.mes oped with homes, business struc­ of Jame~ Carvell will find his resource in AT ISSUE: The initiativ~ on ty, think of the future. Vote no tures cind green space. The lid that report, inasmuch as it will have little of false mformdllon that have t he March 7 ballot would on Measure F. Urge all your been tossed about by opponents has been removed from John credibility. friends to vote no on Measure F. of the El Toro airport. Measure F Wayne fughts for a yeari fughts is ln require a two-thirds public The reason this. a brief before the NORM EWERS as their banners so aptly state, is have more than doubled and Regional Water Quality Control Board, in vote to approve any new Irvine to "Stop L1e Allport," and noth­ there is no end m sight. The the matter of the proposed abuse of the airports, jails or hazardous mg else Although the airport need for additional all' service Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve It is astounding how stupid the opponents have thrown m some has become UTeSlSbble and John t.. by the Irvine Ranch Water District, Burn­ waste landfills. Measure F proponents think the red hemngs such dS jdils and Wayne expansion is the obvious ham, el al, expressed what we all know voters of Orange County are. They "hazardous waste" facilibes, the and only means in our hearts about the objectivity of con­ range County voters, as they contemplate Measure author and back a ballot irutiabve sole true obJCCllve of Measure F Measure Z is placed on the sultants. Burnham wrote this about other­ to require a minimum two-Uurds IS to stop the airport that the oti­ next ballot, IS promoted by the wise admittedly well-qualilied profession­ 0 F (the so-called Safe and of the voters to approve a jail, an zens of Orange County approved same folks that gave us Measure als: •Consultants are typically not Healthy Communities Initiative) on the March 7 ballot, should airport or a ha7.ardous waste land­ in two pnor elecbons. F, and is passed Measure Z says retained to prepare environmental docu­ understand one thing. H Measure fill. When was the last time a haz­ The claims made in the ballot "Zounds! We made a mistake mentation that results in dental of their F passes, the former El Toro ardous waste landfill was estab­ that the intent of Measure F is to wtth Measure F Measure F must client's project." Marine Corps AH Station is histo­ lished m Orange County? place the "auport deosion • in be voided m order to get John ' So much for credibility and sharp ry. When its runways are plowed Do the authors of this truba· the hd.llds of the public lS false. U Wayne expanded to fwther swords. under, they are gone forever. tive really think a hazardous true democracy were contem­ serve the good pe-0ple or Orange Now, for the interested bargain-seek­ This means that in the future, waste landfill 1D1ght be estab­ plated, why the need for a two­ County." Exit stage left enb.ce ers, may I refer you to the Greenlight when rur travel demand has lished in Orange County? Of third vote instead of a simple communities around John Web site, where you can become familiar grown to the point that air travel course not. Then why attach it to maJonty? The fact lS that the pro­ Wayne. Huge areas are con­ with Greenligbt's particular bias at no reserva- their initiative? To deceive and ponents know that two thirds of demned and some are no longer charge. The Web site is www.newport­ Readers tions have scare the voters. What is the real the county's voters can't agree habitable. Families are driven green.llg.t,t.com 0 issue of their initiative? The air· aboutanythmg. lndecd,Ican out, baVUlg been legally TOM HYANS RESPOND ~::~ port at El Toro. Why don't they state as a lawyer that the process depnvcd of their home . Newport Beach advance, just put the real issue on the bal­ contemplated by Measure F is a Take pride, South County. and the freeways are so congested lot and let us vote for or against lengthy unworkable menagerie BOB BLACK Although supporters of the Green.light - as they are even now during an airport? Oh yeah, we already of red tape The bottom line is Newpdrt Beach initiative claim that Greenllght is aimed certain hours of the day - you did that twice with Measure A thdt Orange County hds no other won't even able to get to some land available to build an airport at slowing growth rather than stopping be and Measure Sand both Umes The answer to the question regional airports, and El Toro will the voters of Orange County that can meet its air travel needs. growth, the initiative - if passed - posed m your editorial lS quite not be there to meet county needs. supported the conversion of El Such needs are largely generat­ would actually stop growth. simple ("ls what's bad for the There is no way that any representa­ 1llis means that m the future, Toro to an airp<>rt. ed by Aliso Viejo, Irvine and oth­ when our country is militarily Not only that. the county super­ er Cltics located m South County. county bad for us?• Feb. 17). tive number of voters will drive to the Measure F, if paued, will allow polls to vote yes for a new office building, involved on some foreign shore, visors voted for a commercial au· Measure F will truly be Orange El Toro will not be there, as it the nunonty to doode lSSU • apartment project, retail center, resfden­ port at El Thro. So, not liking the County's hand and bnng our has so many times in the past, present econonuc growth to a This IS not what the founding ti.al neighborhood or any other develop­ results ot these votes, they l'e50rt to for troops and material going to deception and disguic;e theu­ era bing halt. fathers had m mind and is totally ment. So, no more development m New­ and from the combat zone. attempt to block the airport as an CAMERON JOUY unacceptable to anyone who port Beach. This means that m the future, effort to protect us from toxic Newport Beach cherishes his or her freedom. I Since Greehlight backers feel that the when Orange County is hit, u it waste beblg dumped Ill our neigh· am ambivalent about El Toro but voters, rather than the elected representa­ surely will be, by some North· borboods. Don't k!t one third of the Scen4110 F: The year is 2006, will certainly oppose Measure F tives, should deddo on any major new ridge-like earthquake, El Toro county voters decide Orange just six years after passage of and hope that oth rs wW 1ee this development to be consistent, these back· Will not be there to evacuate the Coonty'1 futwe, vote no on F. MeMUre F. The former El Toro d feet. en should support the anti-El Toro a.lrport :!t:;:c' and receive incoming JEFF GRANT Ma(Ul base 1 no longer an air­ initiative, wbkh would require a two· C01t4 Mesa port site. It is rompl tely devel- thirds vote of the people before any air· port, Jail or dump is pennltted in any area ot Orange CoWlty. Certainly, those genuinely concerned about future development in Newport Beec:b bave to abate their concern with r.ldeetl ol South County duet who are ~y concerned about development Of a m ultibillion-dollar air termlnal ln the llikllt of tbelr dtiee, drawing traftlc not OldJ from IUITOUDdUlg dtiel in Orange Oliaty, but fNm IAI Angil•, Sen Q6llo, ltNJIMl9 and Sen a.nanliDO C!OllDtielM..U. MMIWtA. .... c.....a ......

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• Se?id AfTlll MOUllS items to the mcluding blues, Jazz and KINGSTON TRIO Daily Pilot. 330 W Bay St., Cost.I more OCC 1s at 2701 HAID IOCI WELCOMES not11 The Kingston nto will Mejl 92627; fax thel'Q to (949) 646- Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. appe rat 4 pm. March 5 at 4110; °'call (949) 764-4t330. Acom· Orange Coast College's plete llst1n~ can be found at Tickets are $24. For more www.d•ilyp1lot com. infonnation,call(714)432- Robert B. Moore Theotre. 5880. nckets are $25 to $33. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, MUSIC THE HARRY JAMES Costa Mesa. For more mfor­ ORCHESTRA mation, call (714) 432-5880. 'MANON LESCAU'r OCC presents the Harry Operd Pacific presents Pucci­ James Orchestra at 4 p.m. SIMCHAFEST II i ni's "Manon L~caut • Sunday in an evening of The Jewish Community · through Sunday at the SWU1g and big band music. Center of Ordnge County Orange County Performing Tickets are $21 to $27. OCC will host SimchaFE'st II, a Arts Cen­ is at 2701 Fairview Road, festival of Jewish music and ter. Perfor­ Costa Mesa. For more infor­ humor, from 6 to 11 p.m. After mances mation, ca.ij (714) 432-5880. are at 7:30 March 11. The event will feature voca'list Nancy Un­ HOURS p.m. today THE ALLEY CATS and Satur­ der, Colle musician Osi Borders Books, Music & Cafe Sladek, Borscht Belt come­ day and at 2 p.m. Sunday. presents The Alley Cats, an nckets are $32 to $107. The a cappella doo-wop group dian Archie Barkan and the Center is at 600 Town Center that will performs rock hits Orange County Klezmers. Dnve, Costa Mesd. For more from the ·sos at 7 p.m. Sun­ Tickets are $10 for center information, call (800) 34- day. Borders is at 3333 Bear members, $14 for nonmem­ 0PERA. St., Costa Mesa. bers and $16 at the door.· ., The center 1s at 250 Edst CAROL MARTINI 'THE PLANETS' Baker St., Costa Mesa. For Barnes & Noble Metro Point Pacific Symphony Orchestra more mformation, call (714) .. hosts Carol Martiru, acoustic presents Holst's famous work Blues band Stone will play at the Hard Rock Cafe at 10 p.m. Friday. The act was 755-0340. guitarist, from 7 to 9 p.m. "The Planets" at 8 p.m. Rock City News magazine's Best Blues Rock Band of 1998. The Hard Rock Cafe ls today. The store Js at 901 B March 1 and 2 at the Orange at 451 Newport Center Drive, Newpo~ Beach. Cover charge ls SS. Por more PAO FIC CHORALE South Coast Drive, Suite 150, County Performing Arts tnformatton, call (949) 640-8844. Pacific Chorale presents a Costa Mesa. For more infor­ Center. Tickets are $10 to concert at 7 p.m. March 12 at mation, call (714) 444-0226. $50. The Center is al 600 the Orange County Perform­ Town Center Drive, Costa Arts Center at 8 p .m. March GHOSTBUSTERS ing Humperdinck's "Hansel ing Arts Center. featuring BARBERSHOP CHORUS Mesa. For more informdtion, 3-4. Tickets to see the Pacific Symphony Orches­ and Gre tel," Wagner's work by Ravel, Durufle, Fau­ Barbershop chorus The Mas­ . call (714) 740-7878. -Rhinestone Cowboy" are tra's Mervyn's Musical "Lohengrin" and Liszt's "Mephisto Waltz. " The pro­ re, and the worl9 premiere of ters of Harmony will perlorm $14 to $54. The Center is at Mornings Family Series a piece by Lili Boulanger. at OCC at 8 p.m. Saturday. GLEN CAMPBELL 600 Town Center Drive, Cos­ presents a program of gram is $13 for adults, $11 spooky material at 10 and for children under 14. The Tickets are $14 to $48. The The program features a Glen C&mpbell comes to the ta Mesa. For more informa­ Center 1s at 600 To:wn Center range of American mu.sic, Orange County Performing tion, call (714) 740-7878. 11:30 a.m. March 4, includ- Center is at 600 Town Cen­ ter Drive, Costa Mesa. For Drive, Costa Mesa. For more more information, call (714) · information. call (714) 740- 740-7878. 7878.

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Palmer has some business on in Las can spend more tim'e in Palm event two weeks ago, creating a Spnngs," Gillin said. "He spent to attend to, then.he'll Vegas and · "A lot of his friends have frenzy among tournament officials. Salt Lake almost a month there in January ... been urging him for years •He 1ust loves to play so much,• arrive in town for the City. he felt at was a .good place to go GJ.lfin said, ·1 don't know when Then, alter Mrs. (Winrue) Palmer passed to play (in the Toshiba Toshiba Senior Classic. he'll flnally dt>CJde to stop. People early next · · away (on Nov. 30). He felt he could Classic), and this year an love to watch hiin pldy, so he plays, s long as fans keep asking week, get away from things at Latrobe even though at grinds on lum for the King, he'll try to Palmer will (lus hometown) and Bay Hill (lus opportunity presented because of tu.s andbility to score A accommodate them. spend some longtime winter home)." itself more so than Jn the better But people keep saying, And even if his scores aren't time at Qis Ip lus career, Palmer has also "Don't qwt.' dlld that's an influence always under par, Arnold Palmer is new home had tremendous success m past, datewise, and on tum to keep lum 9010g. • Southern Chlifornia, winrunSJ bve an ace for the ages in the eyes or at the nadi­ Richard Dunn otherwise ... " Giffin, a former PGA Tour press his adoring rans. tion Goll b.mes at the Bob Hope Classic 10 secretary, ha!. worked for Palmer The 70-year-old legend, who Club in La GOLF the desert, three times in Los smce 1966. will make his debut in the Toshiba Quinta, Angeles and twice in San Diego. Doc Giffin which be ·He does well in Southern Senior Classic next week at Administrative assistant The owner of 92 victories Newport Beach Country Club, designed, before arriving here. Callfomia , and he has a lot of worldWJde, Palmer has captured friends in Palm Springs, and a lot of leaves today for the West Coast So, while the timing is good for eight major champaonstups rn lu.s from lus office at the Bay Hill Club this year's Toshiba Classic, it isn't. people in the Newport Beach area are also from there," Giffin said. •A career: four Masters titles, two m Orlando, Fla. the sole reason for his first In previous years, the Toshiba Bnl.lsh Opens, one U.S Open and appearance in the six-year-old lot of his friends have been urging Belore Amie brings his arnw to was a week before the PGA Tour's one U.S. Amateur (1 954), the Newport Beach for the Senior PGA tournament, Palmer's longtime him for years to play (in the. Toshi· Bay Hill Invitational, wtuch Palmer, administrative assistant, Doc Giffin, ba Classic), and this year an springboard to his professional Tour stop, he'll inspect two golf perhaps the most famoul\ player in fame. courses his design and develop­ said Wednesday from Latrobe, Pa. opportunity presented itseU more golf history, hosts at his club. ment company is currently working "One of the reasons why he's so than in the past, date-wise and Palmer committed to the Toshi'ba coming to Newport Beach is so he ot}\erwise." SEE GOLF PAGE 83

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· TAYA ~HUBA I DAILY PILOT out in quarters Orange Lutheran's Brett Ziegler (19) tries to move 1n on Estanda's Jorge Lopez, who has the ball under control • Second-seeded Bishop Montgomery breaks CIF Eagles stay afloat, 5-2 Division Ill-AA contest • Despite sloppy conditions, by a coin fbp. The Pirates advanced open in the second half s c to the quarters with a 3-2 overtime Estancia disposes of Orange win over Monrovid for a 62-31 triumph. tnck, helping the Eagles to a 5-2 wm against host Orange Lutheran, Was Cren!>haw nervous about Lutheran; will square off with the adverse playing concbbons? Bany Faulkner leaving the Lancers, well, high and DAILY PILOT Santa Ynez in quarterfinals. ·1 was scared to death the whole dry. game," Crenshaw aid Wlth a COSTA MESA - Costa Mesa Tony Altobelli "He's so fast and be is able to laugh. "I was on the cell phone all High 91.flS basketball coach Jim DAILY PILOT keep lus bdlance so well out there,· afternoon ask.lng, 'Are we really Weeks bas seen second-seeded ORANGE - With bodies slip­ Eagles' Coach Steve Crenshaw gonna play today?' We're such a Bishop Montgomery's last two pmg and shchng dunng Wednes­ said. •with everyone else sltding touch-pass and speed-onented playoff games, including day's CIF Southern Section Division and falling all over the place, Esau! club, today's weather was not ideal Wednesday's 62-31 road trounc­ IV boys soccer playoff contest, was ctble to keep 1t together and get for our style." ing of his Mustangs in a CIP Estancia High's Esaul Mendoza the job done." Despite an early steady down­ Southern Section Division In-AA looked right at home. The win moves the No. 2-seeded pour, Estancia (17·1·1) used its quarterfinal. Despite numerous mud puddles Eagles mto the qu(lrterfinals where explosive offense early a Mendoza, And there's one pressing con­ big enough for some Eagles' players they will take on Santa Ynez Friday off a pas!> from hvmg Islas, fought cern he wanted to get off his to swim in, Mendoza scored a hat chest after his team, which has at 3 p.m. at a site to be determined SEE ESTANCIA PAGE 82 reached at least the quarterfinals CONRAD LAU I DAILY PllOT the last three seasons, finished up Mesa's LeJgh Manhall defends: 18-11. •1 wonder what the No. 1 seed the period, just 1-of-10 shooting DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE .WEEK (Alemany) has, because I swe for Mesa from the field, a.22-pomt don't see any team in this division deficit at the end of three quarters being any better than (the and complete and utter frustra­ Kmghts), • Weeks said. tion. It would be hard to argue after I latsushi, a 5-foot-5 point the visitors (23·3) held the Mus­ guard, bore the brunt of the tangs to one fleld goal in both the Knight pressure, as 5-10 fresh­ second and thiid quarters, forced man Noelle Quinn shuffled and 20 second-half turnovers (28 swatted at Hatsusbi's dribble, overall) and shot nearly 56% from forcing her to expend senous the field after halftime (15 of 27) energy just to start any Mesa • C?Sta Mesa High center to tum a 27-18 iriterrn1sston lead offensive set. cleans up on both ends into a lopsided lost cause. "Once they showed they had · 1 thought we played a real the~ to guard us, as well of the basketball floor, good fint half," said Weeks, who as all that size, we knew it was but she never talks trash. had a well-conceived plan of going to be tough," Weeki said. attack against the vilitors' 1-2-2 The Mustangs, however, hung l8'"ry Feutknet' tough, battling to the finllb, even zone. 0MY Pl.OT Mela, using a high post to dish aa Wee.ks substituted, one-by· to perimeter shooters, got three· one, for the players who keyed a ho,e With commenswate point buketa frOm Leigh Mar­ solid campaign. shot·blocking lkWI ~,,. lhall, Nancy Hataulhl, and Chris· senion Autumn Smith (seven T been known to acmntuate tine Caron, u well u an lB·foot· points, ftve rebounds and one tbeit rejedio61 by grunting, er from Jenny Earnest, to main· block, which 41.lowed her to growtlng. wegginf a cautionary tain ltrildnO distance. match her ICbool llngl• ••IOll ala ftnget or tbl-.V tbllU' But the Dtl Rey Leeque co­ record o( 113 ... IMt year) IDd .... In moCk diMppftwal o( tbe cht..,...,., wbo bad both a Jelmy ear.- (.... ,... ud ~.~ blilgllt ad qmctme. advant.ege, thlM bo91di) got ...... , ....ICDltnga.....,.. hugs froai .... c.cti ...... , •n'nsbed atblMldlm ln • M AuluiilD 9mMb. CaMa their eutecl, for tbe final Ume...... ~ to ltalt the tn ... Miii Hllib'* &-foal ...... cmli9r. lblrdqums. 1'be Nlult WU 12 tumoftn In SllAUNMN ' _B_2 _Th_ur_tdo~r~:F~ebrvo.:....;..;.~~~2'~·~2000:.;.:.. ______~~J>()JrfS _____ ...._. ______~--Da~i~-r~il.;..;.a T, k • h ·b COLUGE IASlmALL A J. ur -IS . oot . lions chew up Christian Heritage •Looking back on days of '42. where he jomed Pleger'1 •Lee scores 16 in Vanguard women's win: Two other coac:be 1n the staff. harlie (furk.) Denrus was a Sunset League prompted • In time, Pulaski launched EL CAJON - Laura Lee The Lions will wrap up the scored 16 points, including four GSAC schedule with a Satw'day reserve title man for Coach laughs out of Muniz and his own fiqJl and 15 now C Wendell Pickens' champion others during the 1944 currenUy set to lay out ster­ three-pointers to lead the Van· borne contest against Hope Newport Harbor High varsity grid season. Muniz loved to ling plans for the old Can- guard University women's bas· International at 5;30 p.m. GO&.DIN RMI ATMU11C cbJ.. Btm team in HM2. He was a popular chap observe the sideline antiai of nery building ln the har- ketball team to a 68-46 Golden with many players and students on Santa Ana High Coach Bill bor. State .Athletic Conference win VAMllJN/ID JIMvM:inY A through Im senior year of 1943-44 Cole, since he sometimes lost over host Christian Heritage o-nAN HarfNil 46 I untv.ntty • 16~ Two marks on a Tuesday night. VangulN'd Lee Dennis had no problem Wlth his temper and flew off the grld Huddle 13, Fi,ke 12. McKinney 9, · Pickens in the football sec:sson of '42. handle. distant list from yesteryear B~cky Huddle added 13 Boeke 9. Emde 5, Weidler 2, Seaman 2. He was set for a future jump into ln late fall, after the Navy Don Cantrell fail~d so spell things out points, six rebounds and five 3 pt. goals · Lee 4, Emde 1, Huddle 1. college and showed the promise of drafted Muniz for World War correctly for Pul8$ki,. assists for the Lions (25·5, 14-3 in Fouled out · None. becoming- a solid player for Santa n, the '44 team got a hilarl­ SIDELINES His scoring marks from conference), while Rachel Fiske OwtstiM ttertt.ge • dsneros 11. · Ana Junior College. ous round of laughs from the the early days were the chipJ)ed in with 12 points. Hamllton 8, Stevenson 7, Gray 6,. His only ptoblem after Pickens left Orange coach at Davidson . same as quarterback Steve The Llom held Christian Her· Epps 4, Ftlesner 2, Napier 2, Tapija 2, Harbor High to enlist in the Navy for Field. He hated the ram and roared at Bultich, 1971-73, at 102 points. Zunk 2, Humann 2. 1tage to 5 of 18 shooting in the 3 pt. goals · Stevenson 1. U Miller, because the Tar coach insisted Pulaslti's passing efficiency should World War came after new coach first half and led, 34-22, never Fouled out · None. Les Miller took charge or the '42 they would play in the downpour. have been logged at 49.3%, looking back. Halftime • Vanguard, 34-22. football team. Hence, the Orange coach showed according to one old record book. Miller, a native of Kansas. was not his tempestuous side by splashing up Pulaski is also a Pilot Sports Hall a popular grtd tutor when he first and down in the W1de mid puddles of Famer. Vanguard Die;n fall, 77 -65 arrived, according to Pilot sports Hall and yelling sour words. And It ls fair to add another Hall of Farner Joe Muniz. Miller would, in It may be ln the past, but It ls of Farner named Eddie Stephens, • Burgess'. 22 not enough in loss to Christian Heritage. time, become a likable and popular never too late to express a salute tQ Class of '452, and a former running guy, but not in the beginning, Muniz anyone who helps a high school guard for legendary fullback Harold EL CAJON - The visiting ;The Lions will wrap up GSAC said. ..athlete struggling with a future Sheflin. Vanguard University men's bas­ play with a home contest with In addition, Miller's razzle-dazzle career. Stephens, whose late mother, ketball team could not overcome Hope International Friday at 7:30 plays and strange system baffled a lot Rolly Pulaski, remarkable Helen, owned the old yellow cabins a hot-shooting Christian Heritage p .m. a Gol.DEN RATE Antl.ETIC CONRRE.NCI of players. ln fact, Dennis, who wore quarterback for Newport i.n the on the Balboa bayside shoreline. squad and fell to the Hawks, OtlumAN tfotrTAGa 77 thick glasses, was confused once or 1950-52 era under Al Irwin, once stirred up a cloud of bristling chatter 77-65, Tuesday night in Golden State Athletic Conference action. VANGUMD UNIVPSITY 65 twice and ran the wrong way on a indicated that he had no ide«J what once with his novel Hone More Vanguard unfv.ntty • Burgess 22, line play. would fit him for a career in high Swruner.H The Hawks shot 51 % from the field and 60% from three-point Kohlhaas 14, Keane 8. Corkey 8, Obviously, Miller was appalled by school. The late Frank Watts got a bang cablay 5, Curtis 4, U?e 2, Holechek 2. the mistakes of Denn.ls, who, when Irwin suspected that, but drew out of it and thought he would never land, opening up a 42-33 lead in 3 pt. goals · Burgess 2. Corkey 2, bent over, suddenly felt a boot into enough clues to phone local architect hear all the fuss fade away out of the the first half. Cablay 1. his back side. Dick Pleger and see if he could spend Balboa Liquor Store where he Kemmy Burgess led the Lions Fouled out · None. Muniz, amused in reflecting back; (11-15, 3-11 i.n conference) with Ovistlan Herttllge · Reinebach 20, some fair time to help Pulaskl pon­ worked. Nicholson 18, Lowery 14, Layton 13, said, "One would probably get sued der on the w.orld of architecture. Balboa denizens were trying to 22 points, while John Kohlhaas added 14. Fellows s. Griffin 4, Warner 2, for something like that today." Pulaski still speaks fondly of the figure out who was who in the book. Watson 1. However, guard Muniz did not late Pleger. He followed his advice, What made it funnier was that even if Rich Reinebacb had 20 3 pt. goals • Nicholson 6, Lowery 2.• recall anything like that happening which took him to USC and they didn't know, they would try to fit points, while Brad Nicholson Fellows 1. again. eventually back to Corona del Mar, a composite on someone. chipped in with 18 for Christian Fouled out · None. Heritage. · Halftime - Christian Heritage, 42-33.

COLLEGE BASEBALL lions drop one to Concordia • Six erroIS costly in 11-3 conference loss to the visiting Eagles. COSTA MESA - Concordla including a home run and two TAYA KASHUBA I OAA.Y PILOT University pounded out t 7 hits RBis, and Tom Powell had three Estancia Higb's Luis Rivera moves up field as Orange Lutheran's Erle Dewert (left) and Bryan Bui give chase. and took' advantage of six errors hits and an RBI for the Eagles. to win, 11-3. over host Vanguard GOU>EN STATE ATHLETIC CONRltlNCI! eventually, our key players would important two-goal cushion with a Untversity in Golden State Ath- CoNc.oRotA UMvutsnY 11 find a way to get it done." goal off a pass from Islas in the 65th letic Conference baseball action VANGU.MO lJNnmtSnY J ESTANCIA Tuesday. Concordia 011 131 013 - 11 17 2 Mendoza opened the second half minute, sending many Eagles' play­ Kevin Candelaria went 2 for 4' Vanguard 000 010 101 - 3 10 6 CONTINUED FROM B1 with a goal similar to his first. In a pile ers diving into one of the bigger mud with an RBI, while James Dent Stodrton, Marquart (7) and Miranda; of Orange Lutheran players. Men­ holes on the field. smacked a solo home run for the case. Williams (6), Shaffer (9) and through a pile of Lancers' players and doza slid a shot into the lower-left cor­ Orange Lutheran would not go Dodos. w -Stockton. L - case. Lions (1-7, 1-5 in conference). 2B . Broesamle C'alilomin tournament was at got there and he started helplng me (1949·68) is second with 375 wins. Community Collpge Women's ConcorclJa out. Within the 1,000 wins Are three Univen.it)' in Irvine. "But 11eriou.sly. Doug has been stalf tiUc , three Southern Ca..Womia Basketball I full or Pam on March 1o. Each ycM, Tony Altobeli great for our program,• Thornton mony take place titles and 14 conference crowns. Th c r· wlll Benn tt also added. "He's really a work.aholic, halJ of fam4• lunch.con prior And ln th'ose t ,000 wins and near· dun.ng a personally rund1 n COWGES golng above and beyond bil job ly t ,800 games played, there has to the state commuruty coUege · scholarship for a responsibWties. He'• hem a ._ been ohly ONE no-hitter in Pirates' women's basketball toum~ment . graduating JOphomoro on the Lndy boolter for our group tbrougbout tbe history. That was by Wayne Bennett i belllg honored for h1 Pirates' squad who l8 tlan r mng to and Coughtry aga.tmt Pullerton in 19.56. •outstanding record of ttch1evemcnt h:~ I couldn't be MpP6lr 1or o four-year ~ollege or un1ver5ity. On Priday, Mike Carey nearly alld enthuliastic work toward the Of c:oune, such an honor cltn't go w.. u oaly tool& ,•• ,... .. equaled Cougbtry'1 feet. The advancement di community college Without a funny tale or two ~ buttbeOCC--.a ' ~hurler totMd a one-htt ... 11 women'• balketball in Califomaa." He had a tough time at c:onrtJrdie, • UJ> Win No. I,• Peb. 1hutout over 'n'euwe VaDey, ~ Beilnett hat been the •gold n ...tld · Pirates Coach Mike Thornton Mid • With an 8-5 VidOry avs la Diego out ftve, wbUe walldng only one. t ..

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• Harvard-Westlake loss at Harvard-WesUak(!. While Harvard-Westlake DaVlS scud, ·we're starting to -They had four 6--foot­ HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASl-~t CoM 27 vard-Westlake in Wednes­ But CdM {22-6) cOuld not themselves, hitting only 7 of that poml on, CdM only CIF playoffs, we were only · CdM 5 9 7 6 • ~7 take advantage, hitting only 2 down nine points at halftime Harvard 8 15 17 11 - 51 day's CIF Southern Section 42 field goals. Quon was the scored nine pomts. c.oron. del Mar • Quon 13, IC. Division Ill-AA quarterfinals. of 11 field goals and scoring only Sea King with double­ Despite Harvdrd-West- to a good team and we won a McCoy 7, Eyre 2. J Mc.Coy O. The No. 3~seeded Wolver­ five points. digit scoring, finishing with lake's height advantage, league chdmpionship. MeserveyO, Pham 2. Hav'.tlns 3, ines had four players 6-feet It was from the second 13. But they kept the Wolver- · Kristin McCoy grabbed eight Nqbody can take that away Gruber 0, Kawata 0, ICletn 0 quarter on where Harvard­ , ines Crom putting together a ) pt. goals • Quon 1 and over and that height rebounds and her seven from us." Fouled out · none. advantage proved to be too Westlake's size advantage killer run. points was second highest for With QuQn being the only HMvaf'd.Westlake • Robnett 20, much for the Paofic Coast showed through and it came The longest sconng streak CdM. Carrie Hawkins, who graduating player from this Agonaftr 6, Porter 6, Stepheson 4, League Champion Sea Kings, in the form of 6-foot-f guard Harvard-Westlake strung had three points, Chns Eyre year's squad, there's is a Katay 4, Butte 0, Brooks 0, Walters who had only one player over L'Tanya Robnett. She scored together was six. 0, Medders 6, Logan 0, Taylor 2, (two points) and Mi1anou sense of opb.JTusm surround· Karub1an 0 6-0,. CdM's Cinderella sea· 13 points in the second quar­ "We played pretty well,~ Pham (two pomts) were the mg the Sea Kings 3 pt. goals · Robnett 1 son came to an end in a 51-27 ter alone, 12 on layups. Her Davis said. ¥We just couldn't only other Sea Kings to score "We're just starting,• Fouled out • none

·MESA AUTUMN AUTUMN SMITH CONTINUED FROM 81 9om: Sept. • • 1982 CONTINUED FROM B1 lkMMtown: Newport Beach closing minutes. pc.tSses on such postunng. ~6-foot Hatsushi, a junior point Wellht: 150 Instead, sh<> stoically plays spcwt: Basketball guard in lier third varsity sea­ on, mmnld1rung ct.typicdl P'oeltion: Center son, also received plaudits politeness m the pamt. ~JimWeek.s from her coach, and the fft'Ofttie food: ~·, Srruth does not ho~ .-pple pie • appreciation of the crowd, apologize for hN rude · ,__. mcwle: "Romeo Ind Juliet" when she put the wraps on an treatment of oval llest .thletk "'°''•It: "W1M1ng eight-point, six-rebound, attac.kers. But she never {Cosa Mesl's own) Wint41r o..ic ttMs three-assist performance. season, (deteatmg Vil61 Pwtc. 54-42. publicly revels. m 1t either in the Dec. 30 championship game) • Caron, a sophomore, and "Block.mg shots as cool," A...._'Of h WMll V.: She Nd Marshall, a Junior. who 1.a1d the Mustangs' leading 18 points, 18 rebounds Ind fiw rounded out the starting line­ SCOH'r and rebounder, blocb In a 52·39 fim ~OF DM­ up all sedson, also were whose impressive play in sion lll·M ~ Wtn OWK Oilmond Ranch. tl*I Nd 12 points. ntnl subbed out one at a rune, as two playoff games last boanh and two b&oclts in a 5CM.J was seruor reserve Julie Hitt. week. IE'd Mesa to Wednes­ sec~ound triumph OW< AzuN. Senior Pauline Le scored day's CIF Southern Section D1VJs1on ill-AA girls Dllf Plot two points m her swan~song Coll«tor JpOt1I Qrd wies ~S effort, while Eileen Bello, ba'>ketbdll quarterflnals. called up from the junior var­ She scored eight of her 18 points m the fourth quarter of a Feb 15 ftrst-round victory Slty for the postseason, scored over Diamond Ranch, dddmg 18 rebounds and five block.ed shots her first varsity point. to help the Mustangs pull away lJl a gdJlle that seesawed for Tamara Quinn, the only three quarters prominent senior, scored a In a second-round upset of Azusa two nights later. th~ Daily game-high 11 _ mcluding a 1 Pl.lot Athlete of the Week scored 14 of Mcsd's 17 hrst-haJf porn.ts trio of thre~-pointers, while and added rune rebounds and two blocks. , Noelle Qumn finished with 15 Averagmg 12.4 points and 10.8 rebounds, Snuth is hmshmg and 6-3 f~eshman post Lciuren off an unpressive three-year varsity career, wtuch mcluded Ervin added 12 points to her first-team All-ClF Division lU and Newport-Me'la Distnct 14 rebOunds. Co·Player of the Year recogoitioa last season •1 Uunk we did a great job Yet bravado lS no more an element of her game than a this year," Weeks · said. ·we half-court hook shot. won our tournament m Decem· There are some who believe Snuth's unasswrung nature ber. We struggled a little in sometunes luruls her confidence But, with the wm-or-go-hotne league, but we finished it off atmosphere apparent in the postseason, she cledTly asserted with two strong playoff wirlS " hersell when her team needed 1t most. "She really same out with some confidence those hrst two HIGH SOtOOl Gtltl.S playoff games,• Mesa Coach Jun Weeks said. "She always OE OfvtSK>N •AA QUM'TIRFHCAL competes hard, but when she plays with confidence, he's very 8tSHC» MoHTGOllmrt 62 unpressave. She stepped at up in the fourth quarter against CosTA MESA 31 Dia.mood Ranch and especially In the hrst half agamst Azusa. Score by Quamrs She raised her game a level.• B Montgomery 19 8 16 19 • 62 Still developing as an ins1de scorer. Srruth's defense and Costa Mesa 13 5 3 10 • 31 rebounding have been the staples or a game she began Bishop Montgomery • T. Quinn 17, N. Quinn 15, Ervin 12, horung in recess pick-up games agairut male dassmates in the Thomas 6, Loera 5, Batalla! 3, fourth grade. Fifita 2, Warreo 2. "Bloclong shots has always been my favonte, • she Sc1.1d 3-pt. goals • T. Quinn 3, "I notice it 1 block one or two shots. the other team can become N. Quinn 1. a llttle hesitant to get therr shots off And I IJ.ke the way it gets Fouled out - None. my team fired up." Technicals · Thomas 1. However, Srruth, who set school single-season records last eon. Mesa - Hauushl 8, season with 399 rebounds and 113 blocks, is hardly Earnest 7, Smith 5, Caron 3, one-dimensional. · Marshalf 3. Muniz 2, Le 2, Bello 1, Trejo 0, Hitt 0, Lazos 0, Cooper 0, • We've had centers who could do things offensively or Naff 0, Grewal 0. defensively, but she's the best l think the school has ever bad 3-pt. goals · Hauushi 1, Caron 1, at blending the two, n Weeks said. "It has really been a great Marshall 1. pleasure watctung her play." Fooled out· None. CONRAD ~U I OMV PllOT Snuth said her even-keeled appearance on the floor 15 Technicals · None. Costa Mesa's Autumn Smith looks for an open teammate in Wednesday's CIF contest sometimes misleading. • 1 guess I act pretty well, because I Wee tlungs pretty hard," she said . College coaches are among tho e who have caught her act GOLF HAPPY BIRTHDAY and Redlands has been the most vtgilant Ill its recnutmg efforts. But Snuth, who boasts a 4.1 GPA and i.S has applied to CONTINUED FROM 81 several UC chools. said she is undecided on whether to continue pl~ying in college. He ranks fourth on the all-time PGA •When I firush this season. I'll think about whether I want to Tour victory list Wlth 60 titles and was keep playing,• She said "College is a whole new level " the first player m tour history to reach U she doesn't accept an athlebc scholarstup, Srruth said he the $1 million mark m omctal earnings. could become a recreation league nnger. Palmer plays a Unuted schedule on "I've alway· played basketball because al's fun and and I the Senior PGA Tour, especially since enjoy it," she said "I still have that en1oyment. U I don't play in having recovered from prostate cancer college, I'll probably have to hnd a little hve-on-hve league somewhere.· surgery on Jan. 15, 1997. •(The senior tour) ls e ntertamment, and the re isn't a much more CdM streaking into today's entertaining playe r than Amie," Toshiba Classic tournament director Jeff Purser said . CIF Division IV quarterfinals The To hiba Classic features a field of 78 seniors (50 and older). The event SCHEDULE • Pacific Coast League champion, which hosts benefits Hoag Hospital. nckets: La Canada, hasn't lost a game since Jan. 6 (949) 515-4840. TODAY ...... NEWPORT BEACH - Behtting GIRLS SOCCER recent storm aetlvity. the Corona del Gllftn wu the PCA Tour's press College Northwest Nazarene at~;::rd Uni..,ers1ty, 2:30 p.m. Mar High girls soccer team has been secretary during the 1962 Orange • I rauung goals on opponents the last few w ks. County Open at Mesa Verde Country Community colltg1t • Fullerton Coach Ron Evans's Pacific Coast League champions (16-4- Ora094t p Club, when the legend of Tony at Coast. l m. 4), the No. 2 seed, ~ attempt to continue a pau of r!K'911t "Champagne" Lema was born. treaks when they host La Canada (6·8.J) today at 3 p .m . in a ....Community college men • IMne Lema defeated Bob Rosburg in a Valley at Orange Co.Ht, 2 p.m. CIF Southern Section D1w11on IV quarterfinal. three-hole playoff and ordered Commonity coll• women • CdM enters with an 11 -game unbeaten streak (9-0-2) smce champagne for the media - about Orange Coast at IMne Valley, being edged by Laguna Beach, anoth r Divislon IV quarterfi· three r:epc:mers, Giffin saad - at his 2p.m . nalist, 3-2. in the PCL opener Ja.n. 6. victory celebration. • Goff Yet another CdM streak involves 51X straight shutouts, dur- Lema laid he'd buy champagne for Community college,. Golden ing which the Sea Kings have outicored f , 11·0 Wat vs. Or -no- com, at YJestern the preu if he won, and Giffin was the Hltts, noon. CdM has doounated ats two playoff gun thus tar, though guy in charge of making sure the • lecioer overtime was required to dispetc-h hOlt St. Paul ln Tuelday~ bottles of bubbly w re in stock upon High school girls • Cl, DMst0n IV tcrond round. hil wtn. • Quefuirllnal· i.. C.Nda at COfon.t La Canada, the No, 3 repre9entative from the Ric> Hondo Poltowtng Lema 's tragic death in an del Mat. 3 p m . League, also earned an overtime vent.id Tuelday, ICOl'lng ln th 107th mlnute (18Yen minutes into iudden deethJ to upllll ~ auh four years later, Mesa GoUlng legend ArDold Nmer. 0e Ania l.eaQ\Mt cha~ Bee.umont. 2-1. Verde designated itl main dining l'G011'l IASIUIALL CdM outsbot St. P8Ulf37.2, after llnOlling ftnt·round 'flllllDr' .. •'lbny Lema Room ... after Payne Stewart wei killed lut year ln an Orange Lutheran, 5·0, Saturday. •J '91t terrlble when Tony WU killed," airplane cruh. • CdMwtnsmp CdM, \n ltl lint po1t11•on llncel911. hM remlwed GUlln .aid. •He wu a helluva guy ... a good = man and a colorful guy. Prom my point of ARTESIA - Coron.ft del =from rnthmn ElilM MofgaD ~).=-- YWW, U I media guy, he WU good copy. He Mar High'• boys basketball and~'-;~~'3. •• .:.:.~:.i wouldw .,... truly one ot the start oo the teem won the nip and Will been. CONlfWlt plaJIMI*. bOlt Centennial Higb ol ..... Dar If ba WM ltill altft, He WU that Tbe Sea KblglareetW14•'*ilJ aoail oil a playw. He WM~ )ult coming COIDl*Jll In tbe CIP DMslon ttuw gktl 11M>1t1 ~ br1CIP•aw.,..•••fl• .. W i19D Im OWD al tba tmirlt be WM kllled. He'd m-AA ~ at ,, ., .....Hlgb...... 11?:30 ...... 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·- ·. MEN'S WATER POLO VOLLEYBALL CLUB SOCCER Pirates drop Slammers take state crown Team USA edges.Canada, 9-7· • Boys under-11 team knocks off San Diego Surf OEC opener in shootout to claim crown in the open division. • Oeding strikes for two goals. . After falling behind, 2-1, in the first quar­ EL CAJON - The Orange CORONA DEL MAR -The United ter, the U.S. scored five straight goals to Coast College men's volley- LANCASTER - The Newport Beach Slammers, a boys States men's national water polo team take the lead for good. ball team opened the Orange under 11 club soccer team captured the California State defeated Canada, 9-7, in the first of a two­ Canada is preparing for the Olympic Empire Conference on the Champio~hip in the open ruvision with a shootout win over game series at Corona del Mar High. Qualification Tournall'lent in Hanover, Ger­ W'rong foot, losing to host the San Diego Surf. Orange Coast College water polo coach many, May 6-14, trying' to secure one of the Grossmont, 15-5, 15-9, 15-13, After Uie game ended in a 3-3 tie, two overtime periods and Team USA captain Chris ·Oeding bad four remaining spots for the 2000 Ol}'mpic Wednesday night. could not decide a winner. G~es. . two goals, while Tony Azevedo also Dave Moser had 25 kills ta Finally in a shootout, goals by RJchard Gadbois, Oscar chipped in With two, Tbe United States .. qualified for the lead the Pirates (5-l overall). Aguero, Logan Condon, Adam Holstein and' Jarrett Daniel Single tallies were scored by Chi Kredell, Olympics last July by taking first place in proved enough for the win. Omar Amr, Sean Kem, Ryan Aynn and the Pan American Games in Winnipeg. ~or Gross~ont (lsO over.all) Holstein also !;>locked two Surf shots in goal to seal the win. Ryan Bailey. The U.S. team will depart March 15 for a Se~o Meredith had 21 hills, The Slammers have won vanous tournaments throughout In goal f~r the United States, Dan Hack­ 10-day training trip to Austr:alia in Canber­ while Leonardo Moraes the season including the Surf Cup, League Cup, State Cup and ett had 10 saves, while Chris Aguilera had ra and Sydney. added 14 and Matt Olson had · were named the Coast Soccer League Champions. four: Game two of the series is tonight at 7 at 13. . · · The group has been selected to go to France in June to com~ Zottan Csepregi, Darryl Bourne and Mikael the Los Alilmitos Reserve "fi"aining Center. OCC will contln_ue OEC pete. They are currently seeking donations or looking for a Sabo each scored two goals for Canada. Admission is free. play at home agamst San team sponsor to raise money for the trip. Diego Mesa Friday at 7 p.m. ' Anyone interested in sponsorship opportunities, contact Randy Daniel at (949) 760-8284. SOCCER CHIMPS Region 120 Matrix tie, win • After a sloppy 1-1 tie with CdM, boys.under 12 team reh?unds with 5-0 victory over S~uth Irvine.

COSTA MESA - The Matrix, a boys under -.. 12 Silver All-Star soccer team from AYSO 1vsol I Region 120, tied Corona del Mar 1-1 , before· blanking South Irvine, 5-0, last weekend. In the tie against Corona del Mar, Garrett McMasters scored the Matrix's lone goal off an assist from Nickolas Juarez. In the win over South Irvine, Austin Evett scored two goals, while single tallies were added by McMasters, Kosnosky and Gandhy Nava. Kenneth Zich had two assists for the Matnx. while Kyle Thorsness and Kosn~ky eacl\ played well as goalkeepers. Leading the defense was AJbert Nava, Christian Medina, Steven Brown and Luis Andrade, while Luis Cozza and Ger­ man Higadera pushed the offense. Region 57 Tidal Waves blank two foes IRVINE - The Corona del Mar nctaI waves AVSO of AYSO Region 57 defeated South Irvine, 1-0, 1I before blanking Newport Beach, 3-0, last week- end in girls under 10 gold all-star action. Taylor Jones scored the Tidal WaVf:s' lone goal in game one, while Emily Hillgren had the assist. Goalkeeper Jessica Poulsen had numerous saves for the Tidal Waves. In game two, Alex Tobiessen scored all three goals, while Su-Yin Blckner, Leah Zartan and Claire Schloemer added White Ughtnlng team of the Newport Beach Women's Soccer League won the fall championship, taking assists for the Tidal Waves. e crown In a ~hootout against the Back Bay· Blast, 4-2, with the wlnnlng goal by Sue Bradley. Kneeling, Kimmy Von der Ahe, Colleen Hoyler, Chelsea Dalton and TIom left: Tricia Echternach, Robin Kdech, Stacey Shurtleff, Carol Crane, Sabrina Witt, Melanie Juliane Plggot controlled the midfield, while Undsay Seeley, Newenham, 'n'ad Keene and Suzy Strauuula. Standing, from left Sue Bradley, Michelle Mullen, Tina Bright, Rachael Parker, Alison Luke and Courlney Heard anchored Kent Henrie, Lori Rabas, Donna Haith, Carol Ortiz, Sue Lamoreau, JennUer Zilstra, Roya Redja and Coach the defense. Benny Zamantan. Not plcturtd were A11sba Lopez, Anne Yardley, Usa Dale, Lisa Richards and Maria Ricco. The Tidal Waves will take on Tustin for first place in the Area Q playoffs on Saturday.

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Doily Pifot ThursdOy, February 2.4, 2000 ~ 'iYmnral[.IVl\lf-l IMUC~ll ~II w1DTM:Ul I PWUCNOlaSll ~-I MUC- I MUC-1 f w:..,.I flctltlou• ButlneH SUPERIOR COURt Flctltloue Buelnfft Fictlt,ut Buelnff1 Fietltfoue ButlneH Fictitious ButlnHe FIGtltlou1 BualnHt ou• Ut ,,.., FlctJtlout BCl•lnee• Ffc:1itloue 8u1lneu Heme Statement OF CALIFORNIA N1me 8tete1Mnt N81M .....ment N1me Statement N•,,,. Statement N1me Statement N1me Stltament Name Stetement NaN ~menl TM fOllowlng P1r110n1 COUNTY OF ' The follow1n11 pertone The lolloW!l'IO pe...ons The lolfQWll'g persona Thll tonow1no ci-r-.ons The I04tow1no persons Th11 followlng persona The totloWlog perkltlt T~ folioWfng pettON .,. dolno bu.inen as ORANGE era CIOlng bu•lnet• as are doing butineN a1· are doi11g 1>U11nen •• are Cluing tx.rsineM u are doing bu•1m1n as are Ckling busineu ea ere OOlnO b\4lnect as are OOing bu$lnfft u: I) IBIJQ, b) lntemet 341TheCuyOI\ SluOlo"'l, UiOCel'ltlen· Sebtll 0e~1gn Seiv· 1Step Merl(etlng V11ui.IThermalMa11age· Motion Luger allO A6 VISUAl XPLANA Coaataf Advtrlllll'g, Emerald P l1,1 mc1ng a.Md lklllne11 Group POit Ott~ Bo t4v:ir1 11181, Tustin, CA 92780 ICH, 6000 DrrOh. Ste 24501 TabuerlCll Or. nltnt, 105 Terra Bella, IOClatea, Inc • 205 TIONS. 2340 Santa Ana 1565 Se4tnlc Ave ~I• SeMC8S 313 Atlanta . l ~ t~ s~u~ Avenuec • Or~noe . CA • Jeff Salmt, 14G01 4000, Newpc)(1 Beach. MllllOl'I Viejo. CA 928112 Irvine. CA 92820 CamallOll Ave . Unit e, Ave Unit llA2. Costa F, co,ta Meaa, CA Ave 131,, Huntmgton 927 n • n • ley, A 92813 1571 Newport Ave., #38, CA 92660 Ant1·10ny Bta110 Adia, frtnk Buday, 12 Corona diJl Mar, CA Mesa, CA 82627 92620 Beaeh CA 926'8 ~08 0 IN THE MATTER CIR Tustin CA 92780 Gall Sta\lffer Seblt•. 24501 Tebuenca Or. Cl\andon. Newport 92625 Sean Pa111ck OOonnelt, Safeguard Properbes Roy ' M Pean:e, Jr . M1Hrlk, THE PETITION TO ThlS buslnen II con· 413 Bay Hiii :ir .. New· MllSIOl'I Viejo, CA 92692 Coast. CA 92657 M1ltorl Luger and As· 2340 Santa Ana Ave .• Inc ' (CA), 1565 Satnle 313 Atlanta Aw 1131!l. ff Stella Avenue, CHANGE THE NAME ducted by· an lndMdual port Beadl, CA 82860 Ralph Cllnton Pyall 111, Rocnard Buday. 105 SOC1ate1. Inc • (~). 205 I A2, Costa Me'8, CA Ave . ~I• f. COlta Hunhngtoo Beedl. CA Valley, CA OF Parente on Behatl 01 Have you 11art1d Thi• business Is eon· 15 Ngpalltos Way. Aliso Ter,. Bella, trv1ne CA CarnatlOfl Ave Unit 6. 92627 Mesa CA 92626 • .cs :~:••n 926 T.. ,_ butlneaa 11 """'· Minor Children ror doing bu''"'" yet? ducted by an lndNIClual Viejo, CA 92656 92620 Corona del Mar. CA This bU51ness IS con- TM business is con· Wttltarn Wallace ,,.. ""'' Ch&nnt> ot Child 5' Yes, 2·8-00 Hive you s1ar11d Tht1 business '• CIOn· This business ts con· 92625 ducted by an lnclMduaJ duateo by a corporation MacBealh 1911 w ducted by. an lndrvidual N r On ren Jell Salmi de>1ng bualness yet? No ducted by CO·partl\flrs ducted by co·partnel'l Tl'tls w111neas Is <:.on· Have you started Have you started Willow Ave, Orange, CA Heva YOU started Lame• \Y N This statement wae Gall s Sebll• Have you starred Have you statted ducted by a corporatlOl'I doing business yet? No doing busmen yet? a- 8 9 11 9286 2434 dOlng buafness vet? No c u{aksn \ and e0 1 filed wtth the County Thi$ statement was dOlng bus1ne1f yet? No doing busrnes.s yel? No Have you started Sean Patllek O'Donnell Yes, 1987 Tnl• businesa con· Raaltde D. Mlietak ru' an on behalt Clerlt of ora11ge Coonty tiled with the County AnlllOny Blaise Adza Frank BU1..111ness yet? Cltfl( of Orange Coonty ~ DE an · mfnot Dafly Pilot Feb. 24, Mar 20006'20195 Clefk of Orange Couniy Cler"k ot Orange County Luger · President on 02-08·2000 This s1a1emen1 waa y l ·25-l995 on 01 ·21·2000 c SsE: TO SHOW 2. 9, 16. 2000 Tn.t38 Dally Pllot Feb 24, Mar on 2·15·2000 on 02·04·2000 Th19 statement was 2000G8'9101 1118<1 with the County 81Roy M Petree Jr D II P IO 2000H1'7307 A OF ~~~~ANGE Flc:t11loua BuilneH 2, 9, t 8, 2000 Th434 20006819774 20006818781 tiled with the ,COunty Daily Pilot Feb 10, t7, Ctetk or orange County TNs &taiemetit was a i I t Jan. 27, Feb CASE NUMBER N Stat t Dally PllOI Feb 17~ 24, Dally PllQI Feb 10. 17, Ctetk ol O~ County 24. Mar. 2, 2000 Tl\393 on 02-08·2000 hied witn ltl9 County !~e~ ~:Plcation A201098 Th!"i:loWlng•~~~ons Flctltlou• Bu1lne.. Mer· 2· 9• 2000 Tl\429 24, Mar. 2, 2000 Th403 on 02·04-2 Flctltlou1 Bualneu 20006819090 Clertt °' Orange Co\.lnty Feb. 24 2000 Th444 PETITIONER(SJ are Ckling business as· Heme Statement Fictltlou1 BualneH 20006818780 Name Statement Daily Pilot Feb 10, 17, on 02-01·2000 ' Laura Ball and tteil LoBlarrltz Catering, The lollowlng per$ons Fictitious BualneJa Name Statement Dally PilOI Feb. 10· 17• The lotloW!ng persoos 24, Mar 2. 2000 Th385 2000M1M2S Crutcllshank on t>ehali 01 Inc , 2642 Newport are ~business as· Naf'fte Statement 24• Mar. 2• 2000 Th398 are dotng bustne» as Fictitious BualnHe Dally P110t Feb 3, 10, CNS1'1t4'0t • James M Cru1•kshan"" "' BIVd . "Costa Mesa, CA CREATI EM AIL , 2025 The lotlow1ng persons areThe doing following business perl()ns as flc1ltlous BuslneH Aer...,.,.,..(f.""""" . 18312 Senta N•"'e.., Statement 17, 24, 2000 Th382 NOTICE OF a minor;• ancs Gavin A. 92627 . Anatietm Ave. #E, Costa are doll'g bu~tness as A & A Brokers, 11 Serena Name Statement Belinda irde • F011nta1n ' The following persons Fictitious Bualn.. i PETITION TO Cru1c:1?ratlon ducted by· an Individual 92627 This business 1s con· Ronald G. Smith, 239 This business ls con· 312 Colton St Newport w w Ison SI 'Cos1a ROBERT EMMET CRUICKSHANK and Have you started Have you -started .Alleen Feuerberg. 310 antech Turkey LLC. Dally Piiot Feb. 3.. 10, MAE RIVERA in lhe ~~~~p~ ~~a:i::e at 11 :00 a.m al Maynard Wa~ ar~t;;' i';;:; ~~~:S~r:~s ~a~ C:~ ·Plallo. 2175 Rlteway Mongage Cor· Rise ano Shine, ' 3300 Irvine Ave . Suite 17. 24, 2000 Th384 Superior Court of It ~ further ordered AUSPACE. 8564 HAM· ~~:fs Ana, Calllom Coast0 Line tmportr>1 . 728 Paclllc Ave . •B·5, porallon. 4199 Campus L L.s;. 120 Almador, 225, NewporfBeaeh, CA Fletltlou1 Bu.Ines• Cahfor1110. County of that 8 copy ol this order tLTON AVE , HUNT· Thia buSlness 15 con· w 16111 St.. Costa Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Or . Ste 720. lrvrne, CA llV!ne, CA 92614 92660 ~ame Statem.nt Orange. 10 show cause be pub· ING TON ~CH, CA ductetey LLC (CA). The lottowtng persons THE PETITION ltshed In Daily Pilot, 92646 the personal Have 110 started Mark F oasiou. 728 21201 WhtlehOrse lane. R11eway Morlgage ducted by Limited Lia· 3300 Irvine Ave .. Suite are doing business as requests that EFFIE a newspaper ol general property of !he lollow1ng· dOlng bus(ne~s yet? No w 16th SL, Costa Hun11ng1on Baac;h, CA· Corporation, (CA). 4199 blllty Co 225, Newpert Beach CA NEW CENTURY AU· MAE RIVERA be cuculahon published in NAME, UNIT II, Cath L . h La Mesa. Cahfomla 92627 92646 Campus Dr ' Ste 720 Have you s1ar1ed 92660 TO 443 WHI Bay erpornted os perfon· 11\is county et least once INVENTORY This y s l~~men~~s This business 1$ con· This business IS con· Irvine, CA 92612 . doing business yet? This business rs con· Street. Costa Mau. CA a copreSflntauve to a wee!\ for four oon· STEVE GRAHAM, lrled wflh the County ducted by an indrvidual ducted by· a general duThct'~ ~si~~spl~r~f~ Y;is1~·8~9,;'d Shine ductedCoby Limited Lia· 92627 administer the estate secu11ve weeks pttor lo 0020. HOUSEHOLD Clef1( ol Orange County Have you started partnarstl1p 8 1 r . R' bl1 11y Oktay Ozoour. 2212 of the decedent. It.a day ol tl\e heal1ng ITEMS on 02·18·2000 doing busfness yet? No Have you s1ar1ed Have you siarted L L C • William Have y_ou started Laurel Place Newpor1 THE PETITION DATE: FEB 16, 2000 LARRY WEISSMAN, 20006820198 Mark Dastoli doing business yet? dolnp, business yel7 No Macbeth. CEO doing business yet? Beach CA 92663 JAMES P. GRAY, 0026, HOUSEHOLD Dally Pilot Feb, 24, Mar. This s1a1ement was Yes 11112000 Ai eway Mortgage This statement was Yes. 9 DEC 99 This. business IS oon- ' e q u e s9 t s l h e JUDGEJ TEMS 2 9 16 2000 d 1 he C Nan c Platto CorporaHon. Jeb c filed with the County UT Turta THE S UPERIOR EDWARDS, F001 , on02·07·2000 filed w11h the County Thrs statement was on02·04·2000 Member dOlng business yet? No admitted to proboto: COURT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Flctltlous Business 2000681895Q' Clerk of orange County Oled with the County 20006818702 This s(atement was Oktay Olonur The WILL end anv LINDA A IANNELLI. DANIEL Name Statement Dally P•lot Feb 101 17 on 02·04·2000 Clerk ot Orange CC>Ynty Oalltt•lot Feb 10, 17, filed wllh the COYnty Trlls s1atement was cod1c1ls are available ESO , LAW OFFICE OF MARCOGLIESE, FOt2, The following persons 24 M 2 2000 TMtO 20006818795 on 02·04-2000 24, ar. 2. 2000 Th396 Clerk ol Orange County hleo wrth the County tor examina\IOn In LINDA A IANNELLI. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS are doing business as· • ar ' Dally PtlOI Feb 10, 17, 20006818n6 Flctitlou• BualneH on 02·08-2000 Cterlt of Orange County the 1110 kept by the 'LINDA A IANNELLI, DAVID LIGHT, F081 , Zubtes Chicken COop Fl tltl B I 24, Mar. 2, 2000 Th406 Dail~'./''01 Feb. 10, 17, Name Statement 20006819093 on ONH·2000 court. ESQ, 110 NEWPORT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Inc., 414 Old Newpon e ous ua neu Fictitious Buslneaa 24, er 2, 2000 TMOO The lollOwlng persons Dally P1lo1 Feb. 10, 17, 2000681 ..52 THI: PETITION CENTER DRIVE, SUITE CHRIS BEBEDICT, Blvd .. Newpor1 Beach, Name Statement N St t t Flctltloua Business a of Orange County 24, Mar 2. 2000Th397 Yes, 2·1 ·2000 wYnne Grant I.Isled porson1 unless lvd • " 4 • ar en Published Newport 2. 9, 16, 2000 Th437 Cleti! ow;ae Coun"' on 02·04·2000 David w. Pumphrey This ~tatement was thay hove waived Grove, CA 92840 Beach·Costa Mesa filed with the Coon!y 01 '1 20006818775 Th' t .. notice or consented Edgar E Balley, Ill, Dai"'· Pilot February 24, Cler1c ol Orange Coul'ly on 02·04·2 lo F F 1ctltioua 8 ua1 neH 1s 1 a1 emen 1 was hied with tile County 12625 Harbor Blvd . M ~ 2 2000 Flctltloua Butlneu on 02·07·2.000 20006818796 Dallt/' 1 eb 10, 17 • Name Statement liled wrlh the County c1eni ol Orange County to tho proposed #144, Garden Gf'Olle, a . Th440 Name Statement 20006618953 Dally Pilot Feb. 10, 17, 24, ar 2. 2000 Th400 The lotlOWlng pers.ons Clerk or Orange County on 02•01·2000 action I The rndetwi· CA 92540 Dally Piiot Feb. 10, 17. 24, Mar 2, 2000 Th407 Fictitious Bu•l neas are doing business as on 02-08·2000 2000Mta.&48 dont fldmimsmrnon This business ls con· Fletltloue 8utlneH ar!~~1o:;~1~r~s 24, Mar 2. 2000 Th411 Fletftlou1 Bualneaa Heme Statement FULLER CONSULT· Daily Pilot 2~~~/. Dallv .P1tot Feb J,Th1 on, authot1ty will be ducted by en Individual Name Statement HARDBALL FITNESS, Name Statement The IOllowlng persons ING. 4910 Campus M Th38 -:;17'-2..,...... --..,--..---2000 3 granted unlei;s an Have you started The tolto'Mng persons 12121 Hermon Dr., Flctltlou's eualneH The loll6wing persons are doing business as: Dnve, Newport Beach, 2.c. ar 2• 2000 9 F(ct1tlou1 Buslnffs rn1erested person ctotng buslne~ yet? Nn are dOlng business as Tustin, CA 92782 Name Statement are doing buslnes.s as Gomez lnterpreung. 930 CA 92660 Fi ctitious Busln••• Name Sta~t Illes an ob1ect1on to E.Elgar Bailey, 111 Clean Gou Panners, Franklln s. Char1es, The lotlowing persons lnvestmenllind com. 380 Wast Seventeenth St. Richard A FuUer, 45 Name Stetement The lolk>Wlng pe1$0r'IS the pe1111on tlnd This statement was 46l Santa Ana Avenue. 12121 Hermon Dr.. are doing buSlneu as La Canada Way. Costa C, Santa Ana, CA 92706 Canyon Island Dnve, The following persons are doing blJslne&S as shown good couso. filed With the County Newport BeaOh, Calif Tustin. CA 92782 Mister Angel Flowel'1l, 12 Mesa, Calitorma 92627 Jo$e M Gomei. 406 Newpon Beach, CA are doing business a.s Sierra Pac:1fte Transfer why l ho court Clertt of Orange County 92663 This business 1,. con· Calls; Newpon Beach, PeulJ. C8pulo, 380La N. Via Roma Anaheim, 92860 THE WINE GROUP Corr!Pany New· should nol gr1.1n1 1ho on 02·22·2000 Richard H Meaney, dUcte . 3, 10, your ob1 ccMns or llled with the County are doing business as: 24, r. 2. 2000 TM12 Name Statement The lolk>Wlng persons The tollOWing persons filed with Iha CounlY 17, 24, 2000 Th383 file wmton o!J1ec· 00714e21a Mar1e Welos. Clerk or Orange Coun"' TRIM, 1600 w Pae1llc The followtno persons are doing business as are doing buslnessaas:el Cle11< of Orange County Flctltloua Busi==• uons with the court "7 00 02·11 ·2000 '' Coast Hwy, Newpon Fictitious 84.telneea ere doing business as Coastline Plumbing, 220 Sunset PC, 22 1111 on 02 -08·2000 """• before the heanno ~~ :,'et SoB~~c:ac~~ 20006819486 Beach, CA 92663 Name Statement Sliver 11111& Entertain· Nice Lane • 11 0. New· CC>Yrt, Newpon Beach, 20006819088 Name Statement You1 appearnnce 90742 Dally Prtot Feb. 17, 24, Renee Lynnette The following persons ment, 35 Starlrsh Court, P°.<~~~~rts9tp~:~3el · c:.. ~::~\ Bart>er, 22 Dally Pilot Feb 10. 17, The lollowlog persona mov be 1n person or This business 11 • Mar 2. 9, 2000 Th427 Cartelon. 13932 Pegg are doing business as· Newport Beach, Cal1lor· anson. Nice Lane Gretel Coun, Newpot1 24 Mar 2 2000 Th390 are doing buStness u 000 220 by vour ottornev. ducted by· husband and St • Westminster. CA James Architects. 419 nla 92663 #110, Newpon Beacti. BeaOh, CA 92663 Fictltlou1 BualneH Sa1561eg5 ~~~ Gf.'!'P,·seolrtu11e' IF YOU ARE A I Flctltlou1 Bualnea1 92683 East Sevanteenth St. Jerry Garcia, 35 Start1Sh b S ~- ,..,. wi e Name Statement This business la con· Suite 203, Costa Mesa. Coun. Newport Beach, CA 92663 This uslneu Is con· Name tatement F, Cosla Mesa. CA CREDITOR or a H11ve you started ducteuslnen yet? #L·J, Cos.ta Mesa, CA ducted by: an tl'ldlvldual Have you started doing buSlness yet? No o Electronics. 2.960 Air· Inc.. (CA). 1565 Scef'llC mutt file your claim This statement was Glaciers Edge Dis· Yes, 2•9•2000 92627 Have you started dOfngbuslness yet? No Mitchell Bart>er way Ave Suite A·102 Ave SUlte F, Costa with tho court end rited with the County trtoU1ing, 11 o 35th St. A. R •nee LY n nett e This buStness ts oon· doing bu11neas yet? Keith Melanson Thl5 stalem&m was Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Mess, CA. 92626 meil a ooi:>y to the Clertt ol O~ C9Unty Newporl Beach, CA Carleton indivld Yes, !2-()0 , This statement was hied with the County Mustafa Atjall, 31 Sit· This business ta oon- 2 1 2 92663 1 2 paraonal repreaente on • 1 • This $tatement was dH'.~eby~~~ star::d Jerry Garcia llli;d wllh the Coonty Clerk 01 Orange County verptne Dr" Newpon ductey ~~~ '1\~l:~ Deity Piiot Feb. 17, 24, filed w11h the County 20006818655 24, Mat 2, 2000 Th403 Flciltloua Buelne•• ck>tng business yet7 No Inc , Rol<1nd Earle In section g 1oo of The lotlowtng persona doing buslne1S yet? No Mar i, 9, 2000 Th421 Cler1t of Onal'ge county Dally P1tot Feb 10, 17, Fictitious BualneH Name Statement M\JStafa AIJ8rf Wllchtnan P19slden1 th. C.llfornla Pro. are doing business as: R~an • ...._,_y on.02·()8..2000 24, Mar 2, 2000 Th409 S The following pe1$001 Thl.s Shllernent was Thia 1111emen1 was LOCAL WOOD, t630 ...... , 2oooe&10084 Name tatement are d01ng business as· filed with tl\e Couniy hied ""'"' the Co\.lflty bate Code. The ume Lyon, Senta Ana, CA T statement Flctltlou1 Bualne.. DsllV Pilot Feb. • • FlctJtlou1 Bui 1neaa The following pert0ns PACIFIC COAST LIV· Clertt °'orange Couniy Orange Courtly s. Is was 10 17 c1en.. 01 for flllng cl111m1 wlll 92705 llled With tl\e Coonty Heme Statement 24• Mer 2, 2000 Th413 Name Statement ere Ckling business as ERV SERVICE, 2730 on 02-0IHOOO on 02·08·2000 not expire before B 11 1y o e way 11 e Cler1< of or:;ae County The lollowlog persona The lolloWing persons Tile MeetlnO Speoat· Seaview Ave , Corona 20006t190t7 2000M19092 four month• (rom Rushing, 14 15 s '34roh on 02· 18-22 2 are dotng buslneu ai' are dO!ng tx.rslnen as· i.1. 28861 Trabuco Del Mar, CA 92625 DallV Piiot Feb. 10. 17. Dally PllOI Feb 10. 11 tho heer1n11 dote St.. Santa Ana , CA 000&e 0206 FfDUCIARY AUTO Flctltloua Buelne.. JasfTlln'1 Care Home. Road, Suite E·145, Mis· Paul A Blank, 2730 24, Mar 2, 20001'1391 2• Mtt 2. 2000 Th385 notloed above. 92707 Daily Pilot Feb. 24• Mar CONSUL TING 2929 Name Statement Z817 San Juan ln.. slon Viet<>. CA 926!H Sealllew Ave , Corona YOU MA y EX· Aptll Joy Rushlno, 2, 9, 18, 2000 T1'1431 Newport Blvd .. N11wpo11 The lotloWlng persons Costa M'3a. CA 92626 Shh1ey Ann Marley, Del Mar, CA 92625 AMINE tho ftle kept \415 s Blrctt SI , Senta Beach, CA 92863 are doing business as Manuel G Peru. 22'52 Canaveral...! Mts· Thl8 bual°"' 11 con· ~ by the court. ti you Ana, CA 92707 Ffctltlou1 Bualne.. Fran~uca Inc., (CA), Fo1u11 Equt~ent , 28t7 San Juan ln , sion VlejO, CA 92091 d\JCted by an individual _ •••t ,hi bu ~• t N S•-te--t 2929 Newport Blvd 1•10 C St -w Colla Meaa CA 92626 Thia "'"Sf"a•s Is con· H I d f/zt' are a pereon int r s ,..nen • con em• ...... , 8 4 •• .. · ... • Vtlme 8 Perez. 2811 ducCed bv' ~Mndlvtd\lal eve you 1 ert• ed In the etuno. you <111cted by l\u$band and Tht lollowlng persona ~:~ort each. CA Santa Ana, r- 9r05 Sen JUlln l.11 . Coste Have yov started ~ng btsli:~t yet? No ~~~t f~e l o~~~' ~~~ w'::ave you started "~C:ZOvi:!e~~(:. Thi• bustneae 11 con· u~iwacd St ~~~e~: Mesa. CA. G2628 oolng business yet? ~~1 iiatement wH \.lllt IOI Stieclal dntng bu1111eu yet? lions 1834 Newpol1 ducted by I CQl"POnlllon Santi AN. CA 9i105 This butlness If con· Ye1, H/87 flied Wllh lhe Coonty ~ Ot'ce of thM tiling Yes, t H!i·9G BIVd ' Colt• Me&a CA Heve you 111t11d Till' bualne11 Is con· ciuc;ttd by· husband and Shirley Ann Maney Clerk 01 Ora~ County • • v .. "I J A htng "282T • doing bUlll'ltll yet? IJSlnen yet? No dOing buafoess yet? NO CktOl of Orange County DailY PllOI Feb 3, 10, aa11t1 or ot any Clerl< ol OrMgll County 90630 • • Berger, V~ Prealdent EdWeld T r:o.ier Manuel G Perez on 02-0t·2000 17, ~ • 2000 Th371 petition or oceount on 02 11 2000 Thia bualneN I• 000• Thls 1t.atement was This itatement w•• Thlt 111111men1 was 20006816'34 Fl,..:t:Jou•4 Buat:==:: H provided in .., 2000fl114t7 ducted by• en Individual lifed wrth the Coon1V filed with t'1e County med witl'I 11\e CounfV Delly Piiot Ftb l. 10, ..uu ,.,__ t•on l 250 of tho 0 81ry Ptlot Feb t 1, 24. Have you •tarted Ctertt ol Orange County Clerk ol Orange Covnty Cl~ ol Orange County 11. 24, 2000 Th380 NllM S~nMnt California Probote Mnr 2 9, 2000 Th425 doing bualneH yet? No on 02·11-2000 on 02 11 ·2000 on 02-0S·2000 Flcthlo\la Builnea1 Th• lolloW!Og i>ellOnl Code., A Rtquett lot P•;" Morris 2000'81Mtt 2000H1MOO 2000M1t0tt H $ t ,,.. doing bueineu aa. Spec1ol Nr>t1 ce lorn\ Flctltlout ButlneH Thit etatemerit wu Dally PHOI Ftt> 17. 24, Dally Piiot Feb. 17, 24, Dell¥ PllOI Feb 1<>; t7, .....!me _...... !.--.me.!1,... Cllbon SOf!Ware. to ta evetl oble from the Neme Statement flled with the County Mar 2. 9. 2000 Th422 Mar 2. o, 2000 Th418 24, Mar 2 2000 Th3!11 .... 1.,....,...rig pe •...,..s Via AtcHol 18401. "Ourt clork Thi lollnwtnO s>erton• ,.,.... -• ..._111 Coun .,. doing~.... 11'111'11, CA 82912 l ..-...y fot •r• ttOlnv b1J1tn"' u . "::'0'"21e""2"nge IY Flc:'tltlou• Bu•I-•• Flctltlout Bu1lneH Flctttlou• Bu1lnaH Profeuior\al Preeen· Jimmv Henwell. Jr.. 10 ~·-·- Newport Br11101 Ex· "" • • ~- Ne- •..._..:::;.t NllM 8tatem.nt Neme Ste-.ment •ttoos, •533 MIC.Arthur via Rlcesot •8'401, .-eddoner: llC\ltlve Su11 .., 1300 ·-....v, ..... 9 --..-· •332. N4twpc:xt Betdl. Irvine CA 92812 DetM Alen o •· t0 I SI N0 rth O•lly PilOI Fetl 241.MM· Thi loflolMnn pertona The lotlowlng l)ereona The followtng P8110nt CA DZ660 _,_ ...... It ...... ,_•-...-.en Sutt•r.. 100..1ree tNew port"· 2 • a· 16 · 2000 1n432 are ~ bull~94,.,. u ·' •re) dOtl1o A.Mnced ""'""' Com ••· .,.C.l1'1e0 dOinO ~·· MoclOal Bill · DIYtd L. Arno4d, 2521 ....,..,... ·.::z.... ::-.::-,.,, ...... _. ""'."'~ 1 1 =:-J.-:' uw Dtlo1:i" M~~ P=roe• 11• J!lcatlOu• Lilriiii ~ic12 1~!~R ~: : ~1. Ent9rp11ta. t1) ~8·. 2~~~ P~7~~ P• ~ ~:en~b~ae~ wPOrt ~vu:_ :!«87 :.: ,._. • • Le ,alma LLC. C.llfomla ltmtled Neme ...tM!ent HUntlngton &.1eh, Cal Par Ktng by ACE. C) N:M 92669 ,~ 0 Th1t butineU 16 COO· Jltl\ ~ Jf. Aw.. 6103 Llllti•hly CornpM'ty, (CA). The IOl!owlng pereone m.ee ~r Ktngl, '7~ AmiOoa Joan Gt11ndlll0, 234t2 dueled by. an lndMd\ial TNI ~ W8I ~CA 92807 !J\!lt Alrwly Avenue, 111re doing bu"*" M. Clete MolllCltk, 22072 IY f • ••POrl P9ctflt Palk. , A~IO Havt you atatled hied Wiit• Ill County 02/24, 02/25. 03102 Suite T-3, .Costa Mlll8, Poling A.HOCletH, ltlandtr Ave , H~nl · ~,;A :meeu, VllllO, CA mSft20 ~ bul~ ~?NO Clertt o1 On1nae CGunt'f CA 82616 :u:~ .::=• er~ ~9t:.:;: ~= 730 ~ Wey n . Thia butin!tll te oon• DMI l. Amofd . on 02 0!•2000 ... !~ ~k~~ ~ · MerQtrtt•. CA 92981 lefMder AV9., Hunt· N••pott Beach, CA duded by .o lndlV!Wal ,..!:'~·~cc:; 1)11.v .._'r:~ ""'"' ,.._.,, , Kim PollnG. 2t7t2 =n Buoh, CA. taeeo Have yo1,1 ttarted Cttftl of Ot9ngt Col.lntY 111.• ~ 4. ~ A 2000 bitty""' ...... llnda Ad',.. H38, Thie llUilneel II ClllO': doltig ...? No ...._" , ,....,,,.. Have you et•rted ...... -...... _ ...... -.....,....,. ~~ ~ .,., " """"' ..-.:i•..o;..;.-.-..-----...... ,•1 OOlnQ bUlirttH y•I? " • " c" 0 •• n I • ..... bwlNM te OIWI• - ..., ...... _ 2000ll11QS Vu 1211/99 Maraelfta. CA taell clucMd by. hulCllnd "1d H••:..i=. ~n= ...:-~·-;:'~ OalW Pilol ,_ 13, 10, Chlftcla 119 Del Mer Prope~ nil bullMN II con- wle dllllo:...s ~ Clet1t Of °*'II County 17, 2•1 ~ Th38t .-., .. H . L~~C2t.!c.lltomla L OuCtild 11y, an lndMdUel Hav:.,.z:. •taned "Tiiie l·*IOO ,_ l-111Y c~ . C.tM Have you ~''" OOlrlll e...... Yf/(1 Ho • ...., ...... :"'~ on ot ti· -tml When you.,.. wMI 1°" Mid MolWnO, o.Nt'el ,... ~ =-· ,.... .No =;;;;; . Clltlt of a..~ o.lr Pld ,. ,.,, 14. • Cf111••• M...... · ~ -- ,.!\"'..,.,.::,,: ~~:= ..,., . ,,~-,.,, !>!.- - -· rou-•• an02~="'· tl·... = ...~.~~ ~· ecu.v =r."'t:t: 'IM_~ LL .,...... "'M.r.A:" -11111 P!!fa,Plot .Alt>. 1z.-14, MfllDll Mir. DllW fl'llll 10tt• 11, _J-!.-!!!.!J!~__,;,OM1 - ...... -- .... •;-=.;..;;;o!:.,!_...,..llOOO-....._...... 'TMll-. !. •• , .. - ...... ,,.. ,,. - ...... •= - ,... ~~------~~ • ... ·. . . I • Doily Pilot

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ll uh .. 11111l 1f1•111lli rn ·• 1111 • •11ltj1·1·1 10' 11.111::1· Monday...... :...... Frida) 5:00pm \\ii hrn1t 11111i1·1" 1'111 p11l1h·lwr n·.. 1·n ,., 1111' 11;tl11 111 1·t·11 ..111 nt•l11••11\. n•\ I"" 11r n •j1•1·1 Tue:iday ...... Monday 5:00pm 1111~. d11 .... 1rw1l wh1·r1i~· 1 11r111. Pl1•i1.... • n·pmt • Wednesday ...... Tue 'duy 5:00pm 1111\ 1·1ror 111111 11111\ lw 111 '°"' d11-..1ri1•1l 111 I i11111u·1li11ll'h 'I Iii' 'l> Hi l ~ Pil111 111•1·1·p1• 1111 Thursday...... Wt.>dnesday 5:00pm • 1i.1hi1il\ 1111 1111\ l'Hlll i1111111111\1•r1i .... ·1111•111 By.Fu ByPhone By MaMn Penom Boors 1 1 1..tq1l111111 · ll:J011111-:,.oop111 ror \\ l1id1 II Illa~ IH• rt'•fHlll•il1f1• 1•\1 l'pl (111' (CJ.tl)l fl tJ 11.·11)-t ( H 1) (H:!·.->h.,11 :rn1 \\c·•t Bm . trc·t·t 1 . \11•111,11-l fltl.11 Fri:!°' 1lw 1•11•111r dw •p111·1• ,w 111oll ~ tw111pi1·1l l1~ \\ ull-111 IU0.1111-:"i;Oll11111 . tlll' 1•1wr ( 11·.fil 1·1il11111h IH · .1llm1nl l111 il11· 1J"''~ 11111"'" t ''"'' ... 11 •. 111 \Oii \1 \1·•1•111 111111 ~ IL11 'I aturclay ...... Friday S:OOpm ''·" l 'i1l1 '' 'I'~'" \f,.,,1.1, I ri•l.11 fir.,1 i11·1·rti1111 , 111•' . " ' Index

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