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Thieves pick Wrorig bag at posh hot~l . .. . -~ ' , .
. •;L.A. pair grabs a piece of luggage containing
clothes not jewels, then ends up in jail.
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NEWPORT BEACH -1Wo Latino
men mistakenly stole a bag of clothing
instead of preaous jewels Crom a jewel-
ry salesman attending a trade show at
the Four Seasons Hotel Tuesday.
Police suspect the men, 27-year-old
Raul Rarnuez Gacha and 29-year-old
Ganzalo Cordoba Hernandez, both of
Los Angeles, are tied to a loosely knit
group of 1ewelry robbers who hail from
the same neighborhood. Gacha and
Hernandez were charged with conspira-
cy to commit grand theft and were
booked in the Newport BNcb Jail. They
are being held m heu of $10,000 bail.
Newport Beach police have been
keeping an eye on jewelry stores after
two dealers were robbed at gunpoint last
month in a Fashion Island parking lot. In
that case, the thieves -who have
remained on the loose -made off with
. jewelry estimated at $1.5.million.
Last May, Newport Beach pohce
arr~sted three Latino suspects who
tailed a jewelry saleswoman from store
to store before they were caught by
authorities after a high-speed car chase.
Each of the suspects m that case has
been convicted.
Tuesday's heist occurred shortly
before 5 p.m. A dark-colored van drove
to the front of the hotel where the 24-
year-old salesman was waiting. 1Wo
men jumped out of the van, with on~
grabbing the canvas bag containing the
victim's clothing.
A hotel employee .Sdw the theft and
appr0ctc{led one of the suspec~. who . .
dropped the bag. Both men Jumped
back into the van, which then sped
away.
A police officer spotted the van as it
ran a red lJght at the intersection of San-
ta Rosa Dnve and San Joaqwn Hills
Roctd. One passenger jumped from the
vehicle and ran into a residential area.
Police stop'ped the van on the Corona
del Mar Freeway at La Paz Road, where
Gacha and Hernandez were taken into
custody. Police believe there may have
been another vehicle and as many as •
SEE JEWELS PAGE A 12
THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1999
AND .<. n IN
DAV 6
Check out these features in
today's coverage:
• Sculpting with butter
•Hanging out at the
Kids Stage
• Fair Fun photos
• Fair Calendar
See Pages A4 and AS
Summer
Stories
Theirs is not to compete -or even
excel -. but to know how to handle
themselves from sand to surf.
UCI gift to
.build $1.·2~
million
fWt Pia(
L ike a shimmering sea
of red, white and
blue· suddenly stilled,
children . scamper
from every direction to their
land.i.D.g spot on the hot sand.
With legs crossed, sittmg and
listening, they hear the whistle
signal them lo break into their
groups for three hours of honing
theirswimmingskillsandaddmg
to their beach knowledge.
They are the children m New-
port Beach's Junior Lifeguard
Program, where the daily activi-
ties are as much about beach
safety as they are fun
Ashley Parole, 14, who has
been in the progrd.ffi for six years,
said she enjoys the ocean and vis-
iting with the friends she has
made.
•1 like' spending time m the
water, gomg to competitions and
spending time with friends,•
Parole said.
Now m its 16th year, the
Junior Llfeguard Program offers
children a way to learn safety and
responsibility at the beach that is
both fun and entertaining, said
Recnie Boyer, marine training
coordinator.
PHOTOS BY RON SOLIMAN I DAILY PllOT
Mike Peetz, a lifeguard for seven years, explains bow to use
the first aid kit to Junior Ufeguar(l program participants.
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boa tho Use
• Modem facility on
Shellmaker Island will be
paid for by stock donation
from Irvine businessman.
!kif Pb
SHELLMAKER ISLAND -UCI
will pour a $1.28 million donation into
bwlding a new boathouse at Shell-
maker Island ,
Henry Nidlolas m. tlle president
and CEO of Broadcom Corp. m lrvirle.
announced thJS week that the dona-
tion would be in the form or a tock
transfer of 10,000 Broadcom <ihares,
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• • Officials remain ·: •
tight-lipped on ··
Mon~ay meeting
• Noyes says he has nothing
to add to accounts abo\lt note •
he sent to a fellow councilman
4 who fell 'threatened.1
StACYBRowN
O:Jt;Pb
NEWPORT BEACH -Counc:ilmdI\
John Noyes declined to elaborate.
Wednesday about a note he passed to
colleague Tod Ridgeway that abrup tly
halted a Monday council vote to
award $380,000 m QTIU!ls · to pro-El'
Toro a~!}>5>rt groups. •
SpOOJ<ing from his Balboa lslan<J
Jewelry tore, Noyes would ollly saY'
that reports of the matter have been •
SEE GUARD PAGE A13 Shannon Green, 13, waits for the wave to hit her during training li:l NeWJ>Ort Beach's iunlor Ufeguard program. SEE NOYES PAGE A12
Parents defend Andersen teacher
• School board hears from nearly
two dozen supporters responding to
charges brought in petition to oust
long-time educator.
}lmCA GAR.RaJN
Da1!Y Pb
NEWPORT-MESA -Outraged over what
they say is an attempt to slander a beloved
teacher, a group of parents came to the school
boud Tuesday in a show of support for Ander·
Mn Elementary School teecher n1sha Wood.
Lat month, more than 70 ~ts at Ander·
HD m.Dentary School took the unUIUlil ·Itel>
of drculating a peUtlon caWnQ for Wood~ .,.....
In tlMlr .,....., .... ,...... ml .., did
not ll1l1N 1bll Wood. a ......... turtw wllla • PllD ..................... eDlllll ..... _<ILilll*_.._...., .... .., ...
best serv them." ·we are requesting "that Wood not teach
our childre n,• the parents sa1d in the petition,
which they delivered June 17 to Lorri Simp-
son, the district's head or persoMel. Simpson
told Wood of the petition drive agamst her.
But Tuesday evening, a group of parents
and supporte11, including her husband, voiced
their support for Wood.
•Much innuendo and many aCCUMtions
has been written ab6ut Trlsh Wood,• said lbm
Wood, Wood's husband, fu a..1tatement pre.
pared by The Petetesen Law ffkin, which l't!P-
reeents tbe Woodl.
•'Jbe support in the community Ii OVW•
whelming &Gm both her coUMg\Mll and par-
ents of ltudenla pMt and ...... t. • be c:cnda·
ued. ·They know "Mlba Wood ii • ..cmr of
moral dm9c:W wbo --.. -~·-and ta.. vr-t cm. -.... tD ....... dlll..
Otllen 1pok• ,..... .. ..., la Wood'•
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MILLENNIUM MOMENT
In position to keep
Newport-Mesa honest
I n 1983, orange County Su~rior Court Judge
Alicemarie Stotler, a Newport &Nlch residen~
announced her retirement from the t>ench after
more than sb: years.
She had begun her 1udiaal oareer m 1976 at the
Harbor Municipal Court in Newport Beach.
Prior to ber appointment Id a judge, Stotler was
tbe fint full-time woman depUty district attorney bi Slalu
Orange County. Sile wu allo acuw in tbe ~
Coun~nlaA9odetioll Ud ....Sa pNlldeal Ol
the Judges Foandatkla. ..... wlM dmtlable...,.
1n tm_ 5'IJGer WM named.J\_ldge of the YtlU bf the a.. County 'ftt. ...... .,..~. .
Aftlr .......... •~a sm-1aw pndlce 1n s..-Am we ..b\llbod.
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:A 2 Thursday, July 15, 1999
NEWPORT·MESA
SCHOOL BOARD
WRAP·UP '
• ISSUE: District honors retiring
etnployces ·
ACTION: None Taken
SUMMARY: Each year, the
board honors employees retiring
from the.district This years' hon-
orees are: Bernice Bielamowicz, •
Richard Bierregaard, Joyce Bon-
vecchio, Leila Case, · Rita
Charles.worth, Bonita· Coyne,
~arbara Echternach, Shirley
Feller, Pat Hornun~. William
Knight, Marie Kopke, Patricia
Neal, Carolyn Slocker, Don Story,
Hedwig Vojgt, 'Beattie White ..
ISSUE: Adoption of Strategic
Plan
ACTION: Approved, 7-0
SUMMARY: For the last year, a
special committee of parents,
.cpmmuruty members and district
: • staff have been working to draft a
•long-tenn improvement plan for
'the school district , • ISSUE: lnstdlldtion of score-
poard dt Lincoln Elementary
School
ACTION: Approved, 7-0
SUMMARY:· School board
hiembers gave Newport Beach
tnttle League penrussion lo install
d scoreboard above the athletic
Held at Lincoln Elementary
School . • • , • • ISSUE: Rev1~cd School Calen-
• • dar
•. • ACTION: Approved, 7-0
•. •, SUMMARY: School board
: • piembers made hndl changes to
, • stext year's school calendar and
, • d)>prO\'cd it Students will have
t.{1e following ddys off next year:
Nov 11 Veterans Day; Nov. 12,
: Ad.rruss1ons Day, Nov. 25 and 26,
• )1hanksgiving Recess, Dec. 20-
• ·Ian 3, Winter Recess; Jan 17, . . •. ~drtm Luther King Jr. Day. Feb.
' '\.l, Lincoln's Birthday; Feb. 21 , '.-~resident's Day, Apnl 11-21,
• ~nng Recess, May 29, Memonal
·~Qay . . • • . . . . . ~ •• . .
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One man the elephants·
better n ever forget
HE IS
Parading around his pachyderms.
AU IN THE FAMILY
Keith Jones has a hefty task every day.
The 38-year-old handler takes care of
several elephants that will be gtvtng kid-
dy rides the next two weeks at the
Orange County Pair.
Kitty, an 8,000-pound female Asian
elephant, picks up a rake with her trunk
to scratch her back. Her counterpart, Dix-
ie, is more refined, wanting-to be waited
on hand and foot. Jones describes the two
as uspoiled brats," but he enjoys tending
to their needs.
·I really like taking care of them;• he
said. •They have their own uruque per-
sonaltties and they are very smart.•
Jones has grown up with elephants
right in his backyard. Hts stepfather
began the family busmess, Have Trunk
Will ltavel, that's located on an ·a-acre
ranch m Riverside County. Jones and his
sister run the business today, traveling to
five differ~nt county fairs dunng the sum-
mertime. When they aren't on the road,
their eight elephants are on display or
working in the entertamment business.
Maybe you've seen some of them in
movies like •operation Dumbo Drop• or
in commercials touting automobiles and
video games These animals are super-
stars.
locals only
PILOT PEOPLE
A SHEER LOAD
Jones' day begins at 6 a.m. when the
elephants are rustling about their stalls.
Cleaning up after an enormous elephant
takes some time, with Jones bathing
them and filing their nails, which are as
big as human hands. Feeding is continu-
ous with more than 200 pounds of gram
and fruits consumed on a.daily basis-by
the elephants, not Jones .
At 11 a.m., the trunked ones are led to
a ring where excited children wait to get
on board the Pachyderm Express. Mov-
ing at a snail's pace, these large arurnals
have kids playfully cheering and clap-
ping th.ell' hands as they ride away.
Safety is vital when handling ele-
phants, Jones said, which means a strin-
gent screening process. Elephants are
usually obtained from zoos and are
selected based on their personalities.
Only females are used for the children's
rides because the unpredictable males
can get testy.
•When the males get mature, they are
really aggressive and obnoxious,• Jones
said. "like men carousing at happy hour.•
Handlers are expected to keep patrons
Doily Pilot
at a safe distance from the elephants.
They also walk and lead the animals
around the nng, the only form of exercise
the elephants get.
But vital to the symbiotic relationship
here is protecting the elephants from any
harm, paying attention to their behavior
-and that of thell' customers.
•we have to be careful of course,•
Jones sd.id. •But these elephants are so
smart. They know when to stop and pose
for a photograph. It's cool to work with
ammals like Uus.•
-Greg Risling
. Newport Beach resident wins Many sales for a well-dressed fall
Atkinson's Men's Clothtng,
for top quality men's clothing
and accessories, is having a
semiannual sale. On sale are
Corbin suits and trousers, South-
wick, Hathaway shirts and Eng-
lish ties. Atkinson's is located at
3430 Via Lido in Newport Beach.
The phone number is (949) 673-
0653.
BEST BUYS
@inteniational scholarship . . -• • • • •. • Corona del Mar • •:•:graduate Rob Williams
!•:•will continue his studies • • : •; • overseas as Ambassador • • '. • Abroad scholar. •• . • . • • •
•, EASTBLUPF -When Melin-
• da Williams describes what her
son, Rob, was like at an early age,
it's clear where he was going.
• Rob was already proving him-
, self to be a talented swunmer, and
: • his success in the clasm>om was
• • something a.tong the hnes of Doo-
•' gie Howser But it was the way h~
wrote his first movie that became .. the telltale sign to his future.
: • •He wrote 300-page screen-·
• plays,• Williams said, •in
French.·
Now 19, Williams is putting his
, knowledge of five languages and
his education in international rela-
. • hons to good use as a winner of
.... the Rotary International Ambas-
• sador Abroad Scholars.hip for the
year2000.
·1 was stunned," said Williiuns,
who eqtcred the University of
Southern Calllomia last year as a
junior. • 1 had to listen to the phone
message four tiines."
The focus of the scholarship is
MfOIHA DIMARTINO FUZAGIC I OAlY PllOT
ltob Wllllaim of Ne~rt Beach is one of 20 naUonal Rotary
Ambassador winners.
lo promote Rotary lntemtdional's
g oal of peace in the international
community and give students the
opJ)<?rtunity to e.xpenence the
world. Once be chooses which
graduate school to attend (outside
of the U.S.), Williams will be
~ed to give six upddte reports
to the Rotary clubs in that host
country.
The opportunity lo work with
people from other countries
attracted Williams to the Rotary
scholarship, he said, t;md made it a
ma1or goal of h.iS.
•Jt seemed like something I
would like to do,• he said: •1
thought it would be a great oppor-
tunity to immerse myself cultural·
ly and linguistically in that area.•
Willliuns was one of thousands
of i;tuden~ throughout the U.S.
who 'applied for the scli61anh.ip,
which reqUired entrants to fill out
an application, provide tran-
Scrtpts, write three essays and
have two letters of recommenda-
tion.
As Rotary Cntemabonal pared
down the applicants, Williams
had to go through the entire
• process twice. The most demand-
ing aspect, he said, was the inter-
view.
But the interviews were also
the deciding factor in choosing
the scholarship wumers -and '
the most challengmg .
•The interviews struck me as
especia.Qy difficult." Williams said
of tho opinions he was asked for
on current political crises. •1t went
well, but it-just made you think on
your feet."
Fluent in English, French and
Germ.an and conversational in
Serbian and Russian, Willia.ms
will graduate from USC m May
with a degree in intemationdl
relations and French. He will have
a month off before his scholarship
begins in June.
Although Williams ha n't
decided which university to
'attend, he is sure that he eventu-
ally wants a career with the Unit-
ed Nations in Ewope~or,to work in
the foreign selVlce.
His mother said she ls not wor-
ried what region of the world he
chooses to attend graduate school,
just as long as he keeps in touch.
·1 want him to be happy,• she
said. •He's JUSt going to have me
fly over a lot with care packages.•
Nordstrom's anniversary sale
starts tomorrow through Sunday,
Aug. 1. It's the biggest sale of the
year al Nordstrom. Included in
the sale are new fall shoes, cloth-
ing and accessories for men,
women and children One good
bargain at the sale iS in Chil-
dren's Shoes where there are
top-name brands reduced,
including Dr. Martens, Elefanten,
Esprit, Hush Puppies, Jumping
Jacks, Keels, N'Lke, Skechers and
Stnde Rite. There are also spe-
cai store hours from 7 a.m. to 10
p.m. Nordstrom, at (714) 549-
8300, is located at South Coast
Plaza m Costa Mesa.
A'Maree's, at (949) 642-4423,
is having a big summer sale
through the end of the m onth.
A'Maree's always has the best
designer ladies clothing in town,
and great shoes and accessories.
· It's located in the Westcliff Court
at 1649 Westcliff Drive in New-
port Beach.
Kids love Zany Brainy, the toy
and more store, located at Coro-
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greer
wylder
na del Mar Plaza in Newport
Beach. The store is packed with
more than 20,000 children's
products that are high quality,
nonviolent and nontoxic. Anoth-
er great feature of this store is
that every day. there are events
for kids -from miniconcerts and
author appearances to craft times
and software demonstrations.
The phone number is (949) 640-
5131
Alden's Carpet and Drapes, at
(949) 646-4838, is having a sale
on area rugs and runners. You
can chose from sisals, synthetics
and haodmade wools. Alden's is
located at 1663 Placentia St. in
Costa Mesa. ~'"'
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buy, send a fax to (949) 646-4170 or
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Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627.
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CX>STAMESA
• Irvine A¥MUe. A rear shaft ckivehne worth S350 was stolen
from a car in the 2400 block dunng the evening of Joly 10. • ""'""'°" loulward .. At~ wld stereo worth S 1,700 w«e
stolen from a store in the 2000 block ~July s and Juky 8.
• .... ._.....Aw Stereo equipment worth S571 w• stotefl
from• home In the 2800 block ~ 2 and 11 a.m. July 5.
• "-1tl9 Awnue: About S 120 was stolen from a home in the
1800 blodt It 4 • m July4.
• 1.-t 2CMh ser.t. A mallbox W'()fth S300 was 5to6en from • bUIJ-
neu In the 200 block during the wenlng of July 7.
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• .., .._ Drhie: A bkydt, fishing pc>lls a a c:ordles phone
WOl1h S6JO Wini stolen "°"' • home In it. 400 block cMlng the
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Doily Pilot
~ Despair over a loss nf!eds _no justification
P erhaps the greatest safu>fac-
tion of wnting a column like
this comes from those rare
occasions when it touches some-
one deeply enough that they tell
you so. I can never predlct wh n
something I write ffilghl do that,
but it happened with two recent
columns; the one on the visiting
World War D aircraft, the other on
the lessons 1 drew from an injury
to my dachshund, Coco.
It's still a matter of some won-
der to me -and some reserva-
tions, too -how World War II
and the people who fought it
have suddenly been brought
back to center stdge by a nation
enchanted with that holy waI.
. The reservations are because the
· people who fought. the less-than-
holy wars that followed had to
face the same da .. 1gers and ago·
mes we dld without the over-·
whelming public support at
home, either then or now. There
was no "Praise the Lord and Pass
the Ammunition• dunng Viet-
nam or Korea.
The tone of the post-World
War Il letter writers responding to
· the aircraft column was caught
admirably by Geoff West of Costa
· Me~a who wrote about a conver-
: · sation with a former B-17 nose
· gunner "whose description of the
detachment and loneliness in the
nose of that plane was very
poignant.• West continued. "I'm
not a fan of war, but I am a fan of
those of you who fought and sac-
rificed during World WdJ U. •
Among my contemporaries ··
who responded was Ray Rosso of
Newport Beach who wrote this
delightful vignette· •When I
revisited Pensacola recently to go
through the museum, I was
escorted by an Ensign gwde and
en1oyed it imm~nsely -espeaal-
..
THE 8'Ell
CURVE
ioseph n.
bell
ly when we got to the F6F. 1bis
was my plane -and savior -
and I w~s most anxious to sit in
the cockpit and remirusce. The
wings were in the 'up' position,
but my guide offered to lower
them so I could get aboard.
. •WhiJe he was getting the
wings down, we were·unaware
of a small army of school children
that had silently gathered to
watch the procedure. At that
point, I discovered I could not gel
my foot into the first st:inup·step
(Im 83 plus two hip replace·
ments). So the Ensign got behind
and under me and pushed me up
to the wing section, and I clam-
bered into the cockpit amid a
roar of applause from the school
children."
In the column about the inJWy
to my dachshund, 1 descrtbed the
dillicuJties of enforcing the
resbictions placed on her by the
veterinarian and our comprorruse
with the quality of hf e she
demanded. Tb.is hlt Dick Lewis of
Newport Beach m two especially
vulnerable places, and he wrote
me about them.
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A family cat he loved and
admired had Just been hit and
killed by a motorist, and be was ta~ Qn some gUilt for allowing
the cat the freedom that finally
cost its b!e And he was alsQ
wondering if the grief he felt over
the decith of his pet was pennissi·
ble m light of the tragedies then
taklng place in Kosovo and other
blighted plctces in the world.
Lewis wrote; "The morning
your column about Coco
appeared, I f<"Cl my cats (three in
all), then oros$e(i the street to
chat wiUi a neighbor. Mooch, the
.youngest, joined us. While we
talked, he suddenzy darted across
the street. I saw the oncoming
pickup truck but thought Mooch
would surely tum back in time,
He didn't.
"l could take pains to keep my
cats 'safe' at all times. Mooch's
brutal demise and my contin · g
despair over it suggest that I
should. But out of respect for
the11 quality of life, I'll.continue to
let the other two have their daily
freedom. As you suggest in your
,colwnn, l owe them that. More-
over, this is a lesson that arumals,
themselves, can teach us.
•At the same time, I'm still
"' choked up over losing Mooch,
and I wonder if lhis isn't senti-
mental self·indulgence. Mooch
was an animal, not a Kosovar
refugee; my loss pales in compar-
ison. In the face of such massive
human tragedy, are we justified
in being so tom up over the loss
.
of a pell Or is thP affect.Jon we
hared so gcnw.ne as· to make
ju tihcation mclcvant?"
I've been in thIS place. It has
, too often occurred to me when
struggling with mtemal problems
that feeling soi:ry for myself JS
absurd when contrasted with the
"real" problems of others Such
guilt is easy to come by for Amer-
itans. We do it well.
But tl)'Ulg to rationalize away
our own difficulties by measunng
thfm against those of someoQe
·else sC'ems equally absurd. .
AppleS dlld oranges. Oilr feelings ..
oC love and loss and pain exist m
their own space and on theu own
terms, even when they dte sur-
rounded by human tragedy. To
denigrate them because Qf the
presence of that tragedy would
seem to me a capitulation of the
human spirit. And that include:.
mourning a pet that was loved
and lost. ~king to Justify such'
feelings is, indeed, trrelevant. '-'
I talked with Dick Lewis on
the phone, and he wrote me a
second letter that suggests he has
arnved at the same place -
maybe was there all along. "I
don't Uunk any guilt attaches to
my emotions," he wrote.
"They're simply part of my per-·
sonal chemistry. And I lake noth-
mg away from that when 1 won·
der about their origiru. and their
intensity.•
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IRIEFLJ
Board approves new
school construction
!NEWPORT·MEs-A
School board memhers t Uteir
meeting Tuesday UMmmously
approved s~oding S7 .5 mil·
lion to build an elementary
school in the Newport Coast
development.
The school, which archi-
tects say will have "an Italian
hill-town feel to it," will be thP
first school btillt from scratch in
the district since Andersen
Elem~ritary was completed in
the 1970s .
School , officials say a'
gyound breaking for the school
is planned for later this swn-
mer. The school is set to open
in the fall of 2000. ·
Money to build the sdlool
will come from M llo-Roos
fund · nd developer fe , said
Mik F'me, as · tant superin·
t ndent for busmes ana finan·
dal sc.Mces.
Mello-Roos funds are fees
new· dP.velopmtmli must pay
and are ultimately paid for by
homeowners.
The Irvine Co., which iS
bQilding the Newport 'coast
deyelopment, has alread~
done extensive landscaping-at
'the school site, Fine said.
·L.A. Contractors, based in
Loi; .Angel~. will build the
choo1.
• -Jessie.a Garrison
Take the guesswork out of choosing colleges
Ac Ach1ev..i, we undc~t.tnJ rh.n 'ortm~ rhrou~h tn\.lrC than
4,()(X) US rnllege' trom Duke h.> C.11 Pt'l) can seem l1Lc an
impo. 1blc t.t,k. Thu\ wh) \lUr person.ii cullei;c coumelor..
.,penJ hour.. \\Ith e.1\. h 'tudcnt t'' finJ the perfect match.
Conguer the SAT I and SAT II
0W1th mall d,1"c~. tlex1blc scht.Jule .ind hlp qu.1lit)
irutructor.;, Ach1e,.1 ,cuJem-t)p11 .• 1ll) J,nmn.ue the: -.;AT
anJ 1mrn\Ve rhc1r '-Cure' h n\\m.' than 100 po,nc,
Identify interesting extracurricular opportunities
College ... care 1rout -;o mu\.h more th.in jll!>t gr.idt" .:.md test
<.eores. Ac Ach1t'v.1 Wt' help 'tudcnt Jc\'elop th· '
cxtn1cumcul.u acuvtt1e' u~luJing 'l'r\ u.:c, .. ~mmct
imem~htp anJ lctkkr-.h1p or >l'tumu~
. A 4 lhursdgy, July 15, 1999
:dish of the day
; Hi-char. lo-cal treat
'· CJwbr'Olled Com:
'A healthy fair
snacki~IS
this pick~
fresh-dally and
" char-broiled-on--a bar
bec:UHf)it hunk of
fresh farm produce for a
mere $2.50 with an even-merer
..
100 calories -without the butter, of course. And the
salt. Get one at the corner of the Carnival of Products
Building on Commerce Lane'. Oh, and bring a bib. JOIN THE RUSH • SALUTING GOLD AND GRAIN
Katelyn Aronson, 17, puts the final
touch on a beehive created from a
looks·llke·butter substance.
Breakout
the butter chisel
SHA'r K \1l Aru·
l»lt Pio!
Can you beheve it's not but-
ter?
Well. that Wd., the big
secret behind the fdl!'s first-ever
Golden Butter Sculpting Contest
Wednesddy.
The sculpting stuff they were
workmg w1th on the Henl.dge
Stage wdSn't redlly butter, 1t WdS
butter-flavored Cnsco.
But that dtdn't matter to thl>
20-odd take no mft>rence here
-conlestdnts who showed up to
display their huttPr-scuJpting l.dl-
.eins
• ,_\..c:_heered on by emcee Ryan
·~u. a stand-up comedian from
~ Comedy Store m Los Ange-:~. the contestdnts dug m to the
/putter• wtth both hands, slap-
;nit'lg , squeezing and smashing .ta~ formless piles mto works of •W Equipped with a plasllc knife •iJ!P spoon and a wooden skewer,
'etw:h contestant was gwen three
;'6inutes lo sculpt three pounds of
.01sco
t 'Nevada Srruth, 10, of Sdn .panas was en1oymg the fau with
• • • • • •
Fair sculpting
contestants tum
kitchen-table staple
substitute, .into works
of art. Sort of.
her Costa Mesa grandparcnlr;
when she decided to enter U1e
sculpting contest. ·
"l was just walking by and
thought 1t would be fun," said
South, whose '57 Chevy with fins
sculpture didn't capture a pnze,
but did win lots of praise from the
audtence.
The contest was divided mto
three categones: 10-to 15-yea.r-
olds, 16--to 20-year-olds and 21
and up. Four winners were
p1cked from each category: Most
Creative, Best Gold Theme, Best
Gram Theme and Best Overall
sculpture awards.
Among the wmners in the 10-
to-15 category were Cnsta
Novak. 11, who won Best Overall
for her buttery M!ckey Mouse
-DAY 6
PHOTOS BY BRIAN POBUDA I DAA.Y Pl.OT
Ten·year·old Stephanie Monett {left) and Kristyn Hill mold works of art during Wednesday's
butter.sculpting contest on the Heritage Stage at the OC Fair.
h.keness. Katelyn Aronson, 17,
won Best Overall for her beehive
and Oakley Anderson, 16, won
Best Grain Theme for her cow-
boy hat (cows ettl grdlll, OK?) in
the 16-lo-20 category. Karen
Murphy won Best Grain Theme
m the 21 and up category for her
giant edf of com.
• 1 only entered the contest
because my 12-year..old daugl}-
ter missed the con~t for her age
group and we wanted to partici-
pate," Murphy S&d.
While some contestants, like
Murphy, took the competition m
stnde, others took it very serious-
ly, warming up beforehand by
cracking their knuckles, plan-
ning the designs of their sculp-
tures and discussing the best way
to keep the sculpting medium
from melting.
The Crisco had been kept in.
an air-conditioned office prior to
, the contest to keep it firm enough
to sculpt. But that didn't help one
of the contestants -or perhaps il
was her own butterfmgers -
whose sculpture of a mountain
collapsed under its own weight
before tbe 1udgmg could begm.
For tbe most part, the Cnsc6
held up nicely, and most dgreed
th.at the event was all in the spir-
it of good fun. -
•lb.is is a lot of fun and incor-
porates the theme of the fair very
well,• said Emily Sanford, presi-
dent of the fair's Board of Direc-
tors and the honorary judge for
the contest.
Big winners of the day were
the Donecker family -Linda
and daughters Brittany. 12, and
Sierra, 13. Each won a rosette for
their creations in their categoric.>s.
Linda Donecker's ambitious
effort was a sculpture of the !~
grounds itself, while Sierrd fash-
ioned a snowman (OK, butter-
man) and Brittany created a com-
bination of com, gold and gram.
·1 recommend everyone
should enter at least one contest
during the fair,• Linda Donecker
S<rid.
Or be back here next year for
butter-sculpting. The success of
this first contest leaves no doubt
that fairgoers will be hearing
shouts of "Sculpt like the wmd! •
for years to come.
.~~Playing cowboys and . magicians "YMCA,• at the daily Hootenan-
ny. There are also free crafts and
game booths.
At the Art Picture Frame
Booth, 7-year-old Daisy Toddle
sprinkled red glitter on.her wood·
en frame.
. . . • · • Fair's Kids Stage offers plenty of distractions for the
• young of body and heart.
Thurston asked the audience
Wlth a laugh.
~Pb
FAIRGROUNDS Dressed in
• •a bnghl yellow cap and gown, 6-
"One, Two, 111.ree, Four, hey
what are you waiting for?" asked
Mickey the Clown, who tned to
talk frightened children mto
danang.
For children unimpressed by
such trickery, there was the
opportunity for them to become
cowboys at the Rope'em Cowboy.
After Slgning up for the event,
children wearing cowboy hats
straddled a wooden horse and
las oed a steer.
•1 think I'll give it to my mom·
my," Daisy said.
While Daisy displayed her cre-
ative side, other cluldren became
sailors at the Walnut Sail Boat
Booth. With walnut halves and
tiny paper sails, the completed
boats can tben be sailed in a giant
wash tub.
• ·year-old Valed1ctonan Angel
• : Zavala walked up onto the podi-
• . um of the Uruversity of Fun and
• ~ed her diploma
Angel was Just one of dozens
of children at the Orange County
Fal!'s Kids Park Wednesday after-
• noon who graduated from the
university, which taught them
• •. • magic and let them dance along
with Mickey tbe aown.
Magiaan Frank Thurston had
no trouble keepmg a step ahead
of his young audience with a van-
ety of hicks.
Thurston, who , teaches a
course m MaQlCOlogy 101, and
two J.<olunteers from the audience
did an unpressive rope trick
where the rope knot magically
disappeared.
"Was I too fait for you?"
The cowbell rang as 4-year-old
Julia Borke caught the steer
around its neck
Along with the magic and
cowboy shows, the Kids Stage
offers other activities and shows
for children.
Children can strut their stuff to
songs like "Hand jive" and
•Look, mine sank," said 4-
year-old Kellie Shaker.
There are also Color Your
Wagon, Tin Punching, Make
Your OWn Gold Pans, Dress Up
Parlor, Hole in One and Noodle
Necklaces booths.
. .
Daily Pilot
event of
the day
'Morning Train '
arrives tonight
st.......~ will be rid ·
mg the •Mom1c; into
the Arlington at 7
and 9 p m. as part of the
Fair's concert series. Wheel-
chair access is available to
••
the theilter, and an inter·
p<eter is provided for the
hearing impaired.
quoteofthe day
~~
I don't
want to watch
square-dancers,
I want to ride
the elephant! ,,
REBECCA FELTEN
7, of Garden Grove,
after her mom suggested
they watch the do-si-do folks
doing their thing on
Centennial Stage.
Who wouldn't Rebecca ?
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Seniors ages 55 and up will be
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CANDID MOMENTS FROM THE OC FAIR
.& tiny fairsleeper
A day at the Fair was a bit too m uch for 5-year-old Moriah McKern, who took a
nap next to a stuffed animal won by her mom, Tara.
Sr AN M 111 DAll.Y Pl .)T
~ when i get to the bottom • • •
Mike Stein and his 4-year-old daughter, Katie, reach the crest of a hill on the
Fair's giant slide. ·
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Looking Ahead: ...
a s t of today's eve n ts
10a.m.
GatMOPf!n
• China Painters until 8 p m, Visual Arts
Building
• HootfflanflJ' Kids Stage
• Gold Panning untJl 8 p.m. Gold Pan Alley
• Qltfomia Black.smith Assn. unttl 8 30
p.m, Gold Pan Alley
• Sheepy Hollow fHturing Genia Gard·
ner; wrth spinmng, felting, vi.ool crafts
until 8.30 p m., Gold Pan Alley
• OC Beekttpt!rs Candle Making until
8:30 p.m., Centennial Farm
• 4-H Swine Showmanship Judging until
Noon. Livestock Arena
10:15 a.m.
• Aman Folk Ensemble, Mead~ Stage
10:30 a.m.
• Sourdough Slim, Melody Junction
• Univemty of Fun/Clownology 101/Dr
Mtdce" Kids Stage
11.a.m.
... Senior Hat Parade, Heritage Stage
• All Anwmun Boys Choir; Meadows
Stage
• Billy Erickson. Singer/Guitarist, Buffalo
Bend Stage
• 49er Miner; Kids Stage
• Ch11drMS Art Woftshop, YOUth Building
•Seniors Straw Hat Parade, Heritage
Stage
• Rambling Rogues. Centennial Stage
• Sourdough Slim, Melody Junction
• • BJ .t the Puppt!t Trude until 4:30 p.m,
Grounds
11:30 a.m.
• South~nd Opera, Celebration Stage
Noon
• Cal'S <:addyshack Seniors Pvttmg Con-
test Heritage Stage
• Biiiy Erti:l<son. Country Gu1tartst.
Buffalo Bend Stage
• Professor Ma,,.../'s Magic. Melody
Junction
, • All Alaskan Racing Pigs. Los Plgnltas
I Raceway
• Soap Sculptures unt1l l p.m., Youth
Building
, • S.ckyard Gardenln9 featurtng Wack
~M¥~~·~--~~~-: • LHt~r•ft Guifd of Amenu. Home
& Hobbies Stagt
, • Huntington Westm1nsttr Kitchen
1 S.nd, Centennial Stage
• • Xif>f! TotfC o.nzanm AKtec. Meadows
Stage • FFA Swine ShoWl'l'Nnship Judging until
3 p.m .. Livestock Alena
12:30 p.m. • • O..r:IW KN/mg. Glau BloWer,
Buffalo Bend Stage
; • Sourdough Sllm. ~lodY Junction
1 p.m.
• GoldM Gra,,.mi1t SeniOr ~1ftf1,
.~Stage
• NI "Nrierican Boys Choir, MNdoWI
1Sf9 • •'Olllchn) MaOk Mat#nH with Franlc
11NlnttJn. lijou ThNtre • Dof1f11e of rt. Wiid wm Puppy ,,_., on l.Mstodl Row • _,,... w. ~ utttJI 'p.m..
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• Billy Erick.sor("Buffalo Bend Stage
• Sourdough Slun. Melody Junction
• Southland Opt!ra, Celebration St~
• All Alaskan Racing Pigs. Los Plgn1tas
Raceway
• Professor Marvel's Magic. Grttn
Gate
2 p.m. •
• Billy Cioffi, Classic Rock Guitarist
Buffalo Bend Stage
• Magic of Frank Thurston, Melody
Junction
• Red River Riders until 7 p.m., Grounds
• Russell Brothers Circu!t. Green Gate
• University of FUn/Puppyofogy 101/Dr.
Noel, Kids Stage
• E.tecutive Chef Tom Scharte, Double-
tree of Costa Mesa, Home & Hobbies
Stage Flymg Carpet Caravan, Centennl-
al Stage
• Sunshine ~neratlon of Hunt1rtgton
Beach, Heritage Stage
• Earl Hill (Vocalist), Spotlight Stage
• ~rformlng ~ Celebration Stage
•Soap S<ulpture Compt!t1t1on. Youth
Building
• Korean C/asslcJll M USIC ct Dance Com-
pany, Meadow$ Stage
2:30 p.m.
• 81/ly Erickson, Buffalo Bend Stage
• Sourdough Slim. Melody Junctt0n • Prokssor Marvel's Magic. Grounds
3 p.m. ·
• Billy Cioffi, Buffalo Bend Stage
• Professor ltWMt ~ A8C.s of lnvwit·
mg). Bijou Theatre ,
• Doggies of th#! Wild West Puppy
Plaza on livestock Row
• Main Street Jazz S.nd, Grounds
• Mag1e of Frank Thurstofl, Green Gate
• OIJttMal Cookie Eating, Kids Stage
• Marge's Tappers. Centennial St.age
• Nt!wport Bffch .showtrmt-, Hentag&
Stage
• • Elk Whistle (Flutist), Spotlight Stage
• Riviera Brass, Meadows Stage
3:30 p.m.
• Chari~ Keeling, Buffalo Bend St•
• Ti'inidad StHI Drum S.nd, Melody
Junction
• ~ltbt.Qd~ C:.WW~ion~-
• All Alaskan RM:ing Pigs. Los Pigmtas
Raceway
• Go/Mn Tasw/J by O.~ uldlaw. -E~rs' Guild. Home • HOObies s ..
4p.m .•
• X~me Air Stunt Show, Granchtand
Alena
• ~n SttNt Jazz a.net Melody JuictiOn
• Magic of Frank Thurston. Grounds
•Spectrum~ C.n~I
SQge
• Nifty Aftw Rfty. Hetltage St9
• Earf Hill MxaHsU Spotli9ht si.ge
• Pwformmg At1I. c.i.tir.tlon St9
• Nichollorl ~ • Orum • Hiflh'and
Da~ M .. dows St9
• W.ltw Colllin, ~ unt#l 9 p.m ..
Courtyard Si.ge
4:JO p.m.
• My Cloffi. Buffalo lend Stage
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• Magical Rush with Ertkk Dalu, Terry
Godfrey, Bijou Theatre
• Doggies of~ Wild West Puppy
Plaza on livestock Row
• Mam Street Jazz. Grounds
• Strikr ft Rich, Kids Stage
• Orange County Klezmers Band, Cen·
tenn1al Stage
• Newport Beach Showt1f1~, Hentage
Stage
• Elk Whistle (Flut1Sf), Spotlight Stage
• ,,.rforming ~ Celebration Stage
• Imagination Creation Sign UPt,
Youth Building
• Mamr Showm<1nsh1p Judging until 7
p.m. Livestock Aren•
5:30 p.m.
• Billy Cioffi. Buffalo Bend Stage
• 1t1mdad Steel DnJm Band, Melody
Junction
• All Alaskan Racing Pigs. Los P1gnitas
Raceway
• Port City Jazz Band, Grounds
• Imagination Creation untll l p.m.,
Youth Building
6p.m.
• Hypnotist Mark Yuzik, Grandstand
Arena
• RJck Mabrey, Variety Guitarist.
Buffalo Bend Stage
• Mam Street Jazz., Melody Junction
• Mule Train, Kids Stage
• Wmdy Nttes (Music.JI Duo), Spotlight
Stage
• Orange County Kie~ S.nd,
Centennial Stage
• Nifty After Fifty. Hentage Stage
• ,,.rlorm1rtg ~ Celebration Stage
6:30 p.m.
• Grtnn ct S.rrett Juggling Team,
~adows Stage .. •Chari~ Keeling. Buffalo Bend Stage
• TnnidMJ StHI Drum S.nd, Melody
Junction
• Mag1Qf /tush with Erikk Dafu, Teny
Godfrey. Bijou Theatre
• Goldfmger ct Dove Doggies of iM
Wild West, Puppy Plaza on Livestock R
•Balloon Man Skip S.nkt. Allington
Theater •
7 p.m. · ~·
• sttHNA EASTON. Alhngton Theater
• Billy's Brass Blind, Heritage Stage
• Main Street Jau, Melody Junction
• R~ll Brothers Circus. Green Gate
• University ofFun!ArtQlogy 101/Dr.
PICUSO, Kids P.rk
• lit Whistle (FlvtJrt), Spotlight Stage
• Karaoke for Kids, Youth Building
• Marlcet Awards Ce~y until 8'30 p..m... Lhtestock.AceoA ___ _
7:30 p.m.
• Groo~ ~rapy. Me~ Stage
• S~~ Lord, Buffalo Bend St.age
• Trinidad StHI Druro S.rict Melody
Junction
• All Alaslcan R~ing Pigs, Los Pignitas
Raceway
lp.m.
• Hypnotist ~rk. Y\QIJIA;. Granditand
Arena
• Big Blind 2000. ~ Stage
• ltlCk ~ Buffalo Bend St9
• Mllgbl lttJJh wtth Erikk O.lu, Teny
GocffrwK Bijou Thfftrt • Gofdff,.,_, A OoW Wltldy N1tt!S (MusJ.
c•t Duo). Spotlight s~
1:30 "M,
• GrlM ct e.rmt Me1dowl StJlgt
• Sr.w Lafe( Buffalo lend Slave
... /loon Man Skip~ Arlington
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No plea in West Side murder case
•Attorney for accused
killer spends the short
court ap~arance shielding
client from the media.
GRro 1t1suM.
Oci1 Plat • NEWPORT BEACH Almost
as soon as he entered the court-
room, Eduardo Guerrero was led
away.
In lightning-quick fashion,
attomeys sped through Guerrero's
court proceeding Wednesday
afternoon at Harbor Justice Cen-
ter.·
·The arraignment was contin-
ued unW July 30, when Guerrero
will enter a plea to the murder of
15·year-old Yundia Balbuena and
her unborn child, both of whom
were killed May 29 as a hail of
bullets struck a Costa Mesa
garage apartment:
Guerrero, 18, faces two counts
of first degree murder and will
remain in Orange County Jail on.
·a no-bail warrant. Deputy District
Attorney Paul Odwald, who han-
dles gang-related cases, will
review the case to see whether the
defendant should face the death
penalty.
"We haven't made that deci-
sion yet," Odwald said. "This case
will be under review by our
department in the upcoming
weeks."
The baby-faced defendant. a
member of the Shalimar str~t
gang, seemed Cllrious about the
proceedings, peeking out fi:om
behind his attorney who was try-
mg to shield her client from televi-
sion cameras.
Not much ls known about
Guerrero, who was arrested last
yearforposses~onofasharpened
ecoratiCJe
screwdriver that doubled as a
dangerous weapon. He was on
probation when he allegedly fired
three shots mto the garage where
Balbuena and her family resided.
'Balbuena was struck once m the
chest and bled to death. Doctors
attempted to save her 7-month-
old fetus but were unable to do so.
'The qefendant, who ~peaks
fluent English anci Spanish. regu-
larly visited his cousin, who lived
across the street from the Balbue-
na family.
Police say Guerrero was
enraged at the amount of rival
gang graffiti that had appeared
the rught be.fore the murder. He
was also reportedly upset that
someone had rammed a stolen
truck into his cousin's car. Both
actions allegedly set off Guerrero,
who pumped several shots into
the garage where &lbuena was
killed ..
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john Stephen Leece
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John Stephen Leece. ardutect
1 and husband of school board
mcmucr Wendy Lcece, ha died.
Hewas52. ~
Le ce, who lived m Costa Mesa for 28 years, died Sciturday
in Tuc~on of liver problems.
• An architect by ·training,
' • -t.eece specialized in des1gmn~
hemodialysis clinics, where
J?apent!I with kidney disease
could be treated in comfortable
and efficient settings. lie helped
<Jesigt) 'the Ne'YPQrt Beach Dial-
ysis center on Pacific Coast
Highway. • ·'
Leece was active in his
church as a Sunday school
supervisor. He was on the Men's ~ayer Watch at Cdlvary Chapel
in Costa Mesa and participated
m Costa Mesa AYSO and Llttle
'League fund-raising activities.
Mark is enjoying a variecy .of new
Jeacures onhis_Duffy 1L Classic
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... and much more
He is survived by h1s wife of
30 years, Wendy, of Costa Mesa
sons Bret, 25, of Los Angeles,
and Stephen, 18, of Costa Mes111
and daughters, Megan, 22; Amy,
15; and Emilt, 10; au of Costa
Mesa. He is also survived by his
mother, HQ.rrtet Leece, of Tucson;
brothers, Michael B. Lecce and
William S. Leece, both of Tucson;
and sisters, Mary Kaye Bennet of
Glendale, Ariz. and Carol Ann
Willi119ham of Tucson.
· Services Will be held at '.4 p.m.
Saturday at Valley · Funeral
Home in Tucson. A memorial
serVice Will also be held at Cal-
vary Chapel in Costa Mesa.
•we•r going to get in a van
and drive to Tucson and cele-
brate his life," Wendy Lecce
said. "I'm thankful that he didn't
have to suffer for too long.•
More than a boat ...
It's a lifestyle
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Locals say they've seen seahorses
Flaunting scientific certitude, several Newport residents
claim to have caught a glimpse of the endangered fish.
'Let's go
catch it,'"
he added.
•And then · . .
JES5icA GAAAISON
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NEWPORT HARBOR -When
OCC marine biology professor
Dennis Kelly suggested there
might be sea horses in Newport
Harbor, he was greeted with
skepticism.
Tourists, asked by Kelly if
they'd ever seen such a thing,
wnnkled their noses and shook
their heads. Scientists have said it
is unlikely that the fi!h live in
Newport Harbor because the
water IS too cold for them.
But in the past few days, some
locals have said they beg to differ.
They sa.ld that they had glimpsed
the tiny, mystical creatures
around Newport, and that.
despite accepted scientific beliefs,
Mark McGwire
takes delivery of his
Duffy 21 from
Duffy Duffield and
Missy Prowell from
our Huntington
Harbour office.
there may be ea hon.es in the
harbor. ·
Last week, Joan Pangle was
having breakfast with her 92-
year-old brother-in-law, Luther
Pangle, and the topic of sea hors-
es crune up.
Pangle, who has lived in Costa
Mesa since 1920, said that when
he was young man, he used to
fish in the Santa Ana River.
· Sea horses, wllich are threat-
ened around the world because
their habitat is befug destroyed
and because they are sought for
medicinal purposes, were once a
dime a dozen, Pangle said. ·
There were hundreds of them,
he said. The best place to see
them was to walk to the bluffs just
behind Newport Harbor High
School.
Sea horses are not so prevalent
anymore, but they are every bit as
captivating, and for many rea-
sons.
Many Asian cultures beUeve
the sea. hbrse-R{O~~ virility
among men. Sea horse popula-
tions off the coast of Asia and
around the world have oeen dec-
imated by people who catch
them, dry them, and sell them.
This was on 7-year-old
I
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Christopher Veselich's mind
when be saw a sea horse Monday.
He and bis family are spending
a month on Balboa Peninsula and
Christopher, armed with a tiny
orange· net, has become an avid
marine biologist.
He was walking with a group
of adults Mooday w.fil!Jl they all
... saw a sea horse.
M It was a little bit smaller than
my hand," he said. ;, And it was
green. It looked like the pictures,"
he said.
·1 got my sister, and I said,
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and it was
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S e a
horses are
very elu-
sive, said
Leslie
Ya~ukochj,
an aquarist
at Birch
Aqu.arium
at Scripps
Institute of
Oceanog-
raphy in
San Diego. They hide in eel grass
and change color to camouflage
themselves.
Kelly has likened searching for
sea horses to searching for a Uni-
corn.
Christopher is not prone to
such flights of fancy. but he was
disappointed.
He consoled himself, however.
. "I like hermit crabs and
clams," he said. "I like to watch
them and play with tnem. With
my orange net, I catch fish. We
throw them ba~. •
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TODAY
.. Callfomia Color,.. a display of
n watercolors by Juan Casado, will
Monday through Thursday Md 8
a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Frictay. OCC's fall
enrollment fees are $1 2 per unit,
and financial aid is available. Free
cowse schedules will be available
today in the Ad.missions Office.
For more information, call (714) ·
432-5072 or visit OCC's Web site
at www.occ.cccd.edu .
FRIDAY · be hown at the Newport Beach
Central Ubrary through July 31.
Califorrua sceoes dominate the
exhibit, which mcludes impres-
sions of gardens, bluffs, beaches
and oak-studded hills. The library
I) is at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport
Beach. For more infonnation, call
(949) 717-3801. •
The Balboa Bay Republican
Women, Federated will present
their annual summer social at
5:3o' p.m. a t the Cannery Restau-
rant, 3010 Lafayette Ave., New-
port Beach. This year's theme is a
country western Bar-B-Q1'e.
Guest speaker will be Mason
Weaver, candidate for Assembly-
man .14th Di,strict. Admission IS
$25. For more information, call·
.(949) 759-9219.
A collectton of jewelry featuring
the world's finest diamonds, ·
rt · pearls, rubies, emeralds~ ·sap-
phires and other gemstones is on
display at ntfany & Co in Souijl
Coast Plaza until Sunday. The dls-
play is between 10a m and 9p m.
Monday to Fnday, 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. on Saturdays and 11 a.m. to 6
p.m. on Sundays South Coast
Plaza is at 3333 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. For more mformation, call
(714) 540-5330.
Orange Coast College's fall regis-
SATURDAY
Allergan Inc., ts sponsoring a
beach cleanup day in connection
with the City of Newport Beach's
Adopt-a-Beach Program at 9 a.m.
at Corona del Mar State Beach,
at the comer of Ocean Boulevard
and Marguerite. For more infor-
mation call (714) 246-4198.
.J tration has begun. Applications
are being accep.ted and registra-
tion appointments are available in
OCC's Admissions· Office, wluch
is open from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
"Totally Tomatoes" will be pre-
sented by Cristin Fusano and
Mark Miskiewicz at 9:15 a.m. at
Roger's Gardens, 2301 San
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and elect gre~t tomatoes.J For
more ;nformat1on, call (949) 640-
5800.
The Orange Co st Clasi;lcs Rug
Hooking Chapter will hold theu
annual midsummer hook-in.
work.shop at 9:30 a .m. at the Cos-
ta Mesa Senior Center, 695 W.
19th Street. Admission is $20. For
more mfonnallon or reservations
call(949)559·0564
Cyberspace oewcom·ers can
learn how to use search engines
and other Internet resources at 10
a.m at "Using the Library -
:rools & Tricks" in the Newport
. Beach Central Llbrd.IY Friends
Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado
Ave. for more, information, call
. (949) 717-3801 .
" SUNDAY
The J ew1sh Community Center
of Orange County will be holding
its fust-ever comedy night featur-
ing three nationally known
comics at 7 p .m Cost is $7 for
members, $10 for nonmembers.
JCCOC 1s at 250 E. Baker St.,
Costa Mesa For more informa-
tion, call (714) 755-0340.
TUESDAY
"Save Your Sight," a free mJnar
and book lgrung hosted by Dr.
Marc Rose and Bill Sardi, will be
held at the Patio Cafe at Mother's
Market and Kit<'hen m Co~ta
Mesa from 6-30 to 8:30 p.m. Reg-
istration is rnqu1red. Mother's
Market is at 225 E: 17th St., C~ta
Mesa. To regMer or for mote
mforrnation, cetU (949) C'i31-4741. ·
The Newport Har~or Area
Chamber of Commerce Business
Referral Break.Jast with persua-
sion expert Colleen J<ettcmhofen
will be presented at 7 15 a m. at
The ·Puciftc ·Club, 4110
MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach Members are $15 dnd
nonmembers are $20 For more
information, coll (949) 729-4400
WEDNESDAY
"Estate Planning -Unique
Strategies for the Affluent
Investor· will be presented d;l
noon and & p.m. at the Center
Club, 650 Town Center Dove,
Costa Mesa. Lunch/dinner will
be served Admission IS free. For
more mformation, Cdll (714) 429-
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JULY 22
"Books & Brownies, .. a summer
book diSC'U! sion group will be
presented from 4 to 5 p.m. m the
c:onference room at the NP.wport
Beach Central Library, 1000 Avo·
cado Av~. The group will du;cw
Philip Pullman's .~The Golden
Compass.• Por moTc inf onnation,
call (949) 717-3807. .
The . Newport Harbor Area ,
Chamber of ·Commerce's Sun (•t
After Hours MtXer will be held
from 5 to 7 p.m. at tlie Park New-
port Clubhouse. 1 P~rk Newport.
Members are free and potenhal
members are $10 For more infor-
mation, call (949) 729-4400. ..
." The American Cetacean Society
Orange County Chdpter presents
its quarterly ~Day of the Dol-
phin• research study dild needs
your help Commuruty members
are invited to bed part of the Ddy
of the Dolphin research team, an
ongomg project that helps local
scientists assess dolphin popula-
tion off the Orange County coast
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Cencer is a full service healch club
serving Newport Beach wich a
friendf y ~rsonable staff. We offer
oumanding ficness facilities,
programs ano servic~ for all age).
Fimess Concepcs i~ a health and
wellness comP.any thac deiigm and
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9 a m. to 5 p .m OrienUltJon will
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Park Ave .. Costa Mesa. For more
information or duections, ¢1l
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summer. ~l}tertain1ng· cooking
dd'ss wilh Mo & Lu. The class
begm-., at 6:30 p m at 225 E. 17th
Street.' Cost is $10 per ~rson. For
more n'iformauon or resexvatioru;
call (800) 595-661>7. . . .
·The' JeWtsh :community Center
of Orange County iS hosting a
pre.c;entauon by Denise Shier,
certified nutritiorust and founder
of Right pa ting Assoaati<?n. S~er
will discuss weight loss, lowenng
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The workshop will be at 7 :30
• p-.m. The fee, is $5 for members,
S'1 for noruner;nbel'l). Tho JCCOC
is at 250 E. Baker St , Costa
· Mesa. For more ulfonnation, call
1714) 755-0340 ext. 271
JULY 24
Joln state Park Ranger Michael
Eaton for a tour of the summer
sky at Crystal Cove Slate Park
Astronomy Night beginning at 8
p.m. at the El Moro Visitor Cen-
ter. Telescopes and star charts
will be available. There lS, a $6
parking fee and it is recommend-
ed that you dress wcirmly and
bring a chair. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 497-7647.
JULY 25
Take a hll¥ of the back country
at Crystal Cove State Park be9U}-
ning at 9 am. at the El Moro Vis-
itor Center There is a $6 parkmg
fee and it is recommended that
you bring a hat and sunscreen.
For more information, rall (949)
497-7647.
JULY 26
Young adults In the community
who want to make a positive
unpact are invited to attend the
Central Orange County Youth
Leadership Fonun from 9 a.m. to
1 p.m. Lunch is provided. Speak-
ers will include state Assembly-
man Scott Baugh and state
Assembly Minonty Leader Gloria
Mata-Tuchman ·Does !1 matter
if I vote?" is one of the topics to
be discussed along with "Ethlcs
in Leadership Decision Maklng"
and ·voung Elected Leaden; m
Politics.• Registration ls required
as seating is limited. Call Mana
Alvarado at (714) 838-0545.
JULY 31
"Italian Gardem" will be pre-
..sented at 9:15 am. at Roger's
Gardens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills
Road., Corona del Mar. Whether
you have an acre's worth of back
yard or just a balcony, learn the
basics of an Italian garden. For
more information, call (949) 640-
5800.
ONGOING
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce .Networkers .Business
Leads luncheon takes place at
11 :45 a.m. WedJ1esdays at Costa
Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf
Course Road, Costa Mesa For
more information, call (949) 574-
8780.
B~dy cond!UonJng classes for
mature adults are offered on
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7
a.m. at Chain Reaction, 3928
Campus Drive, Newport Beach.
Admtssion to the first class.is free
and the~eafter will cost $10 per
class or $80 for 10 classes. Bring a
towel a.nd water. Light hand
weights are recommended. For
more information, call (949) 588-
2427.
The Walking Club of ~ewport
Beach will meet at 9 a.m and 7
p.m. at Hospital Road and Supe-
rior Avenue. Lose the weight and
have fun. For more information,
call (949) 650-1332.
Appllcatlons are avallable for
students planning to enroll this
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fall at OCC. Applications a.re in
the school'' Admi$sioos and
Records Office, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa M~. Pall classes
begin Aug. 16 For more Woi:ma·
tion,ca.11(714)432-5072.
Jewish Fa.rillly Service of Orange
County offers a support group for
adults who are emotionally dis·
tressed by clivorce. This weekly
group, led by an experi~nced
counselor, meets to help identify
issues and find solutions to
divorce-related problems every
Tuesday at 6 p.m. at JFS' sate}lite
office at the Jewish Federation
CflJJlpus, 250 E. Baker· St. Suite
G, Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, including dates and fees,
Cdll Heather Watson at (714) 445-
4950. .
The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar
711 of Orange County offers a
program for young men ages 14
to 18 interested in learning about
sailiilg, seamanship, piloting,
navigation and cruising. Meet-
rngs dl'e from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednes-
days at the Sea Explorer Sea
Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 642-6301 -or
(949) 551-8591.
OASIS Senior Center offers
ongoing assistance, counseling
and referral services for seniors.
For appointments or more infor-
mation, call (949) 644-3244.
The Costa Mesa Sen.tor Citizen
Square and Round Dance Qub
seeks experienced dancers to
join its group from 9 to 11 a.m.
Thursdays at the Costa Mesa
Senior Center, 19th and Pomona
streets, Costa Mesa. For more
informabon, call (714) 545-5669.
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• Hand Carved Crystal
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• Herbs, tssenUal Olis,
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• Large Selectlon of reng
Shul Books ~ Basic .
Cure Kits ~ Crystals
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A free upport group for cancer
pattenb meets at 7 p.m. Wedncs-
dar.; and a support group for
people suffenng from chronic
fatigue syndrome meets from 7 to
10 p.m. Wednc~ays at the Jristi-
tute for Holistic Treatment and
Research, 4019 Westerly Place,
Suite 100, Ne~rt Beach. Por
more information, call (949) 251·
8700. ,
Arthrttis FoundaUon instructor
Hillary Stone leads an exercise
class at 11 a.m. Thursdays al the
Jewish Senior Center, 250 E.
Baker St., Costa Mesa. For .more
infotmation', ~all (714) 513-5641. .
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Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
tor anyone who wants to over-
come nicotihe addiction. For a
schedule or more information,
call (714) 774-9106 or (800) 642-
0666.
The Newport Sports Colledton
Foundation, a nonprofit organi-
zation, operates a free museum at
620 Newport Center Dr., New-
port Beach. The museum, which
has one of the world's largest col-
lections of sp0rts memorabilia, is
open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. week-
days. For more information, call
(949) 721-9333.
The Costa Mesa Senior Center
offers watercolor classes
Wednesdays, through Aug. l5,
from 1 to 4 p.m. The fee for the
10-week class, taught by Diana
Loschiavo, is $50. Por ~re infor-
mation, call (949) 645-2356.
Hoag Cancer Center sponsors a
free tai chi class for intermediate
to advanced levels from 10:30 to
11 :30 a.m. Thursdays for people
with cancer and their families. A
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10;30 to 11:30 a.m. Fridayi:.. The
classes are desighed to reduce
stress, increase longevtty and
promote a serise of well-being
with bas1c, easy-to-learn, non-
strenuous movements to aid in
balance and concentration. The
class is taught by Victor Annand.
No registration is required. Free .
Hoag Ca.ricer Center is at 4000
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
• (949) 722-6237:
OASIS Senior Center offers a
daily telephone contact pro-
gram for seniors who have a
limited local support system. For
more information, call (949)
6(4-3244.
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The Costa Mesa Communica-
tors Toastmasters Club meets
from noon to 1 p.m. Wednes-
days at the Orange County
Department of Education, 200
Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa.
Meetings are open. to anyone
who wants to improve his or her
public spea.ki.Qg skills. For more
information, call (714) 444-5030.
The Newport Beach Distin-
guished Toastmasters Club 1300
meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays
in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting
room, 2300 Bristol St., Newport
Beach. For reservations or more
information, call (949) 646-1274.
Mesa Messengers Toastmaster
Club 691 in Costa Mesa meets
at 7 p.ro. Tuesdays at Mesa
Verde United Methodist
Church, 1701 W. Baker St., Cos-
ta Mesa. For more information,
call (714) 540-4446.
Blue Flame Toastmasters Club
2717 m ets at 7 a.m. Wednc •
dayi at the Village Farmer,
South Coast Plaza Village, 1651
Sunflower Ave., Costa Mesa.
The meeting is free for first-time
visitor:,, For more information,
call (949) 855-4308.
Toastmasters Club 231 meets at ·
7 d.rtl. Mondays at the Irvine
Co., 550-C Newport Center •.
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 133-2209 .
Harborlltes Toastmaster Club
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days at the Riverboat Cafe, 1"51
E. Coa-st Highway, Newport
Beach. For more information,
call (714) 965-3648.
Udo Isle. Toastmast~s meets
Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at ."
the Glendale Federal Bank
Community Room, 100 Newport
Center Drive, Fashion Island,
Newport Beach. For more infor-
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members to appointments and
grocery shopping. The shuttle
takes members to the center.
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644-3244.
Tutor available for people Inter~
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could use the help. Hourly rates
· and times negotiable. For more
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women'~ relationship group at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at 442S Jamboree ·
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more information, call (949) 261-
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of feelings, communication, trau~
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through Friday in Room 3 at Oasis
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TEACHER
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defense.
•She'~ a line human being
and a decUciated teacher."· id
Macgaret Parker.
TriSha Wood could not b~
reached for comment.
About 20 other parents and
colleagues added their ~upport,
staying until the end of tbe
school board meeting to make
their case.
...
ences to ensure that no dilld i
made · lo suffer through her
class again,· said Robert Zepf el
and Angela Kraus m a letter to
the school board. ·we urge you
... to pennanenUy rempv~ Mrs.
Wood from ltny teacltln~ poSl-
tion." .
Supt. Robert Barbot said that
he didn't tell parents not to
come to the meeting to voice
their opinions, but that he did
say that he personally did not
believe it was "the nght
approacµ.•
•1 told pa.rents they have the
right." he said, "Everyone has
a right to speak.•
CREW
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which are valued at $1.28 million.
School officials said the gift,
the largest in the athletic depart-
ment's 34-year history, will great-
ly benefit the crew program.
Athletic Director Dari Guerrero
said the new boathouse will have
expanded space for the crew's
shells, oars and other equipment.
UCI's crew has won several
state and national awards, and
the athletic department has long• -.
felt the n ed for. new egu1pment
and improved faohtie>, Guerrero
said. An endowment will be cre-
ated to attract top quality crew
membP.n;, he ~a1d.
Nicholas said he was motivat-
ed to offer the gift because he
-learned •valuable lifelong lessons
in disaplli\e, pcn.overance and
teamwork as a college rower."
Nicholas' motivation was clear,
Guerrero stressed.
"The magnitude of Nicholas'
contribution is a testament lo the
deep appreciation that he has for
the sport of rowing,• the athletic
director said. • , hs ~ommitment to
our program ensure:; that our UCI·
crew will have the re ourccs nec-
essary to become one of the top
pr~ on the We t Coast and
eventually in the nation.•
Nicholas said he wanted to
support both the school and the
sport. .
"It was important to provide
the support, particularly
because UCI plays a Vital role in
Orange County, and their crew
program does not receive the
same level of recognition or
linancial support that's enjoyed
by the more glamorons and pop-
ular sports." -------·---·
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JEWELS
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three additional suspects
involved. •
Sgt. Mike McDermott said
Gacha and Hernandez Jive in
the ame We5tlake district,
· where other apprehended
jewelry robben> are from.
McDermott said police
don't believe the string of
jewelry heists are the work of
an elaborate ring. Despite the petition drive
against her. l\O parents came to
speak against Wood Tuesd"Y·
Parents had planned to, s~1d
Andersen parent Angela Kraus,
but were asked not to by school
officials.
•niat's really imtating (that
parents spo~e m favor of
Wood),• Kraus said. •we were
specifically asked not to do it,
and out of courtesy, we did
not.•
Linda Mook, prcsidept of the
district.:s teachers' uni~n. chid·'
ed the board for allowing per-
sonnel matters to be discussed
in public.
•When a confidential per-
sonnel issue ends up as the
lead story in the local newspa-
per. the end result is a me<l1a
circus that tears the fabric of
law and order,• Mook told the
board in a prepared statement.
"The California Education
Code prescribes a process
where professional judgments
can be made in a rational man-
ner based on evidence. I urge
us all to rely on that process. It
provides justice under the law, .
and reinforces our civilized
way of life."
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CONTINUED FROM A 1
• Tom Thomson Vias not p..resent) to
approve grants for the Airport
Working Group, Ordnge County
Alrport Alliance dnd Citizens for
Jobs and the Economy, much to
conflict. . .'
Ridgeway .has declined to
elaborate further on why 'he felt
threatened.
It is not clear at this point JUSl
who, if anyone, has the note.
O'Neil, Ridgeway and Noyes said
the note was given to Burnham at
the council meeting.
"These robberies may be
tied together only by tlie way
they are conducted and (that)
some of those. arrested are
from the same neighbor·
hood," McDermott said. "I
think what we are dealing
with is a group of bad guys
who happen to live in the
same neighborhood.•
' Parents calling for Wood's
ouster say she may once have
been a great teacher, but now
is behaving in a way that is
inappropriate.
•Reports of shocking and
inappropriate behavior contin-
ue to circulate as more parents
feel compelled to share their
and their children's experi-
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accurate.
"l do not dispute your story
that appeared in (Wednesday's)
newspaper," Noyes said.
While prepanng to vote on the
motJon during Monday's City
Council ·meeting, Ridgeway
stunned everyone when he
announced he'd received a
threat.
"Mayor. 1 ne~d to see you and
the city attorney,• Ridgeway said.
"I've just been threatened.•
The eptire council retired to a
meeting room and, after a short
recess, voted 6-0 (Councilman
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Mayor Dennis O'Netl said the
note simply mformcd Ridgeway
that, because of his afhliallon
with a consultant employed by
the Airport Working Group, his
vote would constitute a confuct of
·interest
Ridgeway called the note
bogus.
"It was so off-the·waU you had
to just shake your htiad," Ridge-
way said.
In the clo&ed-door session,
Ridgewy srud that City Attorney
Bob Bwnham said there was no
When contacted Tuesday,
Burnham denied having seen the
note and said he knew nothing of
its contents.
Phone 'messages left at Burn-
ham's office were not returned
Wednesday.
The Pilot has filed a Freedom
of Information Act request to
obtain a copy of the note. Under
California law, the city has 10
days to grant the request or cite
the specific reasons for a denial.
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"I am really proud of the pro-
gram and being able to teach the
kids," Boyer said. •It's an experi-
ence not a lot of them have haq
before." •
The eight-week program,
geared to children between the
ages of 9 and 15, gives them
beach knowledge through dnlls
and lectures. Junior lifeguards
participate in physical activities
such as running. sWirhming, pad-
dling and entering/exiting the
surf safely.
~ They: are .given ·a wor~book
and are lectured by lifeguards
about the different aspects of the
JOb. They learn everything from
what it is a lifeguard looks for
from atop the tower to what
items are kept handy for poten-
tial lifesaving emergencies.
Andrew Brown, 11, is havmjf
a great ti.me in his first summer
as a junior lifeguard. He likes d.ll
of the activiues although he
enjoys swimming the most.
. ·1 like being under the water
and going under the waves,·
·Bro'Vll said.
Although nearly one-third of
the citi's present lifeguard corps
went through the program in
their youth. becoming d life-
guard is not the focus here. Boy-
er said they want students to
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byproduct of the program," Boy-
er said.
Boyer said that although the
program is demandin9, il helps
the child.fen to use caution at the
beach. She said it also gives chll•
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Morgan Hill, 15 of Newport
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profe sional lifeguard
"I want to be a lifeguard, like
my father,• Parole said. ·I love
the ocean and bemg at the beach
every day is a privilege.•
For a select group in· the pro·
gram, the fi.rst major test will be
Friday at the California Regional
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. ly 2,000 j\,Ulior lifeguards from
throughout the state against
each other in ~ight events. Com·
petitors, grouped by age a.nd sex,
rnay"enter three events.
"It gives them a chance to
compete agamst each.other and
meet other 1uruor lifeguards,•
Boyer said.
But smce only three children
from each age group are select-
ed, Boyer said, making it to the
competition is not the most
important part of the program.
What is, she said. is thi. : "It's
knowing when junior lifeguards
go to the beach themselves, they
will be safe and recognize the
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Doily Pilot dcitebook Thursday, July l 5, 1999 A JS .
Jt's worth taking a thrill ride down 'Arliilgton Road'
• EDITOR'S NOTE: The Reel Cnt1c~ col· umn features movie att1qu~ w..1tten by
community members serving on our
panel.
'Road' is disturbing,
thought-provoking
F ast paced and w'ell acted,·
11m Robbms
gives Jeff
Bndges a trou-
blinq mix of
fnendly new
neighbor and
i.nister possibil·
1tics that keeps
us guessing
about his true
purpose.
Bridges plays a
single-minded John Oepko
the credibility that is bl;Jilt m pre-
vious scenes. A great p~emise
·gives way to faults in the later
going. But the core of this film
explores a resonant theme about
our federal government's law
enforcement operations and the
paranoid groups they help to cre-
ate. This is a theme worth
explonng. Thought ptbvoking
and disturbing, it's not a film
everyone will want to see, but it's
well worth a look if the issue is of
interest to you.
• JOHN OEPICO, 48. is a Costa Mesa r~
ident· and a .senior Investigator for the
Orange County·PtJblic defender's offi~. . .
pumpmg. It
didn't matter
that I knew
what'wd:s
'4round the
next CUIVe. Or
that there was
an mevitable
drop after the
low arduous
"--.,.;;._=u.;;.J C'timb to the
top. What mat-
tered then,
and still mat·
ters now, was
the exhilarating on-the-edge .
senSdlion that consumed me. ~.
And I was hooked. It was the
same tense, anxious feeling l had
watching .. Arlington Road."
• Arlin~on Road: 1s the lat-
est polibcal thriller to bnng
government conspiracy theory to
the screen. Like its subJPCl mat-
ter, t1us film is full of twist!> and
turns that keep creating ques-..
tions just when you think they've
already been answered. The
director borrows many elements
from the engrossing 1974 sub-
versive film •The Parallax View.~
These two movies give the view-
er new insights into the ways
cleverly planted evidence can
result in faJse conclusions e'¢en at
the highest levels of officiaJ
investigation. But this new effort
updates the genre for the 1990s,
including portrayals of the Okla-
homa City bombing ana the
college professor who becomes
equally contu:.ed by what he
learns about Robbins and lus
seemingly All-American family
next doof. Joan Cusack as Rob-:
bUlS' Stepford Wife offers no hint
of what lies beneath her smiling
exterior. The performances'of
these fine actors proVide the basis
that gives credence to the mystery
that unfolds.
The thrill is all there
in 'Arlington Road'
There's another r~er coaster
in town on .. Arlington Road."
From left. Jeff Bridges, Joan Cusack and Tim Robbins star.in
"Arlington Road ...
•Arlington Road" is a contem-
porary thriller tackling our cut-
rent fears of unexplained terrorist
bombings, once only in distant Eventually, there comes a .
point in the plot where Bridges'
character uncovers infonnation
that should leave no doubt in his
mind as to what is happening.
His failure to act quickly and 'his
Cool ocean breezes, blaring
music, flashing lights, tattooed
barkers and pastel cotton candy
can mean only one thing -the
Orange County Fair is in town.
But for me, I'm always reminded
of my childhood summers on the
Eastern coast where l spent end-
less hours on "The Strand" play-
ing Skee Ball in the arcade or
riding the roller coaster.
I means, but it was thrilling
enough to keep the adrenaline I lands but now happening too
SEE REEL PAGE A16
• Ruby Ridge massacre as pre-
ludes to the intrigue at hand · later frenzied actions undercut
• Qne;e ·I
It wasn't a death-defying
colossal roller coaster, by any
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Restaurant Directory
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RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT
On board the 'Pride of Newport' Rrvert>oat. hOme of the Newport
Harbor Neuttc81 Museun lFormeriy Reuben E Leal. ~ for UlC:h
Tues.-Fn 111m 3pm Bn.nch served Sabnlay & Smclay 8am-3pm
Dinner ~ Wad ·Sm 5pm· 1 (}pm We cator corporate and
pnvate 8Y8nt&, weddings & banquets All meior credit cards
accept.ed Loceted At 151 E Coast Hwy, Newport Be8ctt. 19491
673-3425 Fax !9491·673-2175
CHESTER DRAWERS' INN .
A r.oste Mesa hdibon for good tames for the pa$t 15 years Join us for hibulous VJ lb. tU'Q11'S s8Md with cuiy fries, spicy buffalo
W!OQS, or one cl Olr ocher nuichablas Enioy ~ fewiite beYeraQea
llmg happy hot.I' from apm.Bpm dail~ All day Ofl Slnlay Tell yoof'
friends to meet you here. En1oy basl<etb811, f00&boll, prnb811, golden
tee 99. dart.sl Kitchen Hours are 3pm • 10pm, 7 days e waek
loc8ted at 179 E. 17th St #A in Coste Mese 19491 631 ~77
.JACK SHRIMP
~ authentic Lous1aoa cu&1ne tn an upbeat, casual at.n'lOliphere
with patio dining Try Olr Jackstrimp plates or the Jammll'I'
~ ~ M-8nd delMiry Mti.ble i.oc.ted lt-.'400 w
Coait ~. 19491 650-5577
NEWPORT RIB COMPANY
We are loc8C8d a 2196 Herb<i-~ !the old Stnler) "We offer 1
oocktail folllge. larger benquet fecilities •• more • parblg, end a
lePlf'ete catanno kitd1efl ()pen for llr!Ch and dmer. Wt have the
best beby beck • nbs in orange Cwitv t8Md In a warm and
comfortable seu;ng 194916.11·211D
YANKEE TAVERN
On the biv IO Newport Beact1 SerNlg 1..1.n'.h & Olnner daily l.o08t8d
.. 333 e.y9idt OrM 19491 675 5333
ZUBIES CHICKEN COOP
Wt 'rt mare then )U9t ctiicklnl In edditlor'I to °"' Roti9&erie.
ero.ted and &illed Oid:l!n, we offer Steak. Selfood Aime Rib
~ Beet Ribs, Pim a 22.;um eppew.,. /1lllR.I end mare
~ pottictll 'a t GREAT .,.,. Corne chide w Ml ~ tor
kn:tl. dinner. (pWt and eppetlnrs eerwd .. dl!YI S1CI &.*1
......,.. FIAi codttall bar Blnqlllt ~ up to 70 GenMlllOClfll
ICIClft 1D bl 09ll'I 414 ()cf Newport 9MI !Comet of Hotlpiuil Rold
... Old~"~ Belch. 1949) ~
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MISTRAL
A favonte neighbomood htdeewlly, Mistral offers t canlorteble
dining room withe Californian ProYence menu at reasonable pncea,
and a separate bar-lounge area With piano music nightly Plenty of.
free parking across the street. Mistral 1s everyone's flfJorite "Secret
Place' Dinner served Tues Wed. Sm 5 30pm-10 ()()pm ThJrs,
Fn, Sat S-30pm-11 (J()pm Locatad at 440 Heliotrope Ave. Corona
• del Mar. 9491723-9685 '
BASILIC RESTAURANT
Offenng 11 vanety of Swiss FrenCh cuisine Located at 217 Manne
Ave on Balboa lslend OtMet" seMd Tues • Soo. 5 30 -10 p m for
reservations please caU 19491 673-0570
PINOT PROVENCE
Joachim Spllchars only Orange County restaurant features
MedlterTanean fare inspired by the COll'ltrf·side of Southern France
1n a splendid &etttng, nch with antiques end rustic elegance.
Recognized by the James Beard Foundation Mon-Set.
Breakfestllunc:hlDmer Sun 8rurcM..u'lchlOimer 17141 444-5900
TROQUET
Wltil a decor rtmtntscent of the oozy, chic bistl'OS of France. Troqt.et
offers ~. modem French bistro cooking by chef Tm Goodell.
Excellent wine h&t M&gn1fique desserts! Top Rated Restaorent -
Southern Cehfom111 Zagat Survey Reco1111zed by the James Beard
RuldatlOn Mon-Sat l.uncM)mer Closed Sooday £7141700-6865
SIR ROGERS, LTD
Sandwiches. coffee and espresso drinks' & smoothies All new breakfest
meoo Catering available Open Mon Fn et 6em Sat Ill 7am and Soo It
9am l.ocM8d at 270 E. 17th Street Cosia Mesa 19491 645-2252.
ROYAL KHYBER
Award WIMlng Cuisine of India Open for men Mon -Fri 1 1 30-
2pm Cloeed for krlch on Satuiiey &.nday BNdl Buffet 68l'Wld
11 :30-2 :lJplTI Dinner &8N9d from 5 ~ Located Ill the ~
Coest Plaza Village 1621 W StnloMr Mt (7141436-1010
SABATINO'S RESTAURANT a
SAUSAGE COMPANY
Pasta C8ts8I' ulad, homemade 181JS8g8. •• lamb. vegetarMr1
dishes. wme, beer. cappucctn0 &dessert. HOtrS 7 days •
week 5-Ning S8t & Soo bnllCh from 8 30-1 .00. Sm ·Tun.
1.sm· 1.Clpm. Frt.&t.. thm·11im,..All maj« c:tl!dit ~
Located A1 251 Shipyard Wey.Newport Beach !949) 723-0621
RISTORANTE MAMMA GINA
In • beel.U\j tlCU'lg on the bay 'Live mu&IC' pei fOl 11ill111 ritflttt in Oii'
EnoteCI Lc:uige LOC&t*I • 251 East Pacific t:oest ~Ill NlwPort
Beach L\JlCh Mon Sat. 11 :l:J-2:Ii,Strdey8ru"dl11ern-3clrn. Dimer
Moo-&il Sprri-1 Ol)m Cell ahead for reaeMbOnt 19491 673-9500
SAPORI
ltal*l food fer t.ty 8IU"I ~ 11 :r:Jtm.10 OOprn, ~
TlU'90ly 11 3Jtrn· 11 (J()pm Friday ~ loclt.ed • UBJ
Blv&idt Orivt. 1949> 6444220
AMICI TRATTORIA ~ ~ Wld tnldidanll ltllilrl cuieinl ft pl--~ s>n•fchef MIAitno NMrtUa Specietlel incUill tliCtl .. "'..,
lllfood end_.. ~wire lilt, IOO -far Udl Min-Fri on.. --Mcn.Qll l.OC9lld • ~ Mat Biid r7141 (5).. 9399
ARMANICAP'I:
~ to Iha &npcrlo Arrneni ..,. AmM CeH olln 1 ayliltl
llQirv b' 1 IWt rNlll Dini on""*"".._ from~ blf end
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VILLA NOVA
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NEWPORT NOODLE
Where the Pastabibties ere endless Open for drner MQndt11 •
Satlrday 4 pm • 10 pm Sooday 2'pm • 10 pm Take out
evel1able starting et 11 :11 e m Locat.ed st 2!XXJ Newport Blvd in.
Costa Mesa !9491 548-0099 .
LUGANO CUCINA DEL:. MERCATO
The sophlsticat8d ambience Win remnd vou or • Mtlanese cat&
DeltetOUS meBiS lt.n StI'/11'/ diners to lhs pos."I ~ Y<here palate·
pleasing fare IS aeated'\JS1ng ooly the freshest ilvedPents Mon-Fri
8reakfastAunrJvU1nner, Sat-&.l Dinn~ l.Dcated et 650 Anton Blvd
!7141668-0880
AMACHI
Sushi &Sosht ui Go r.omplete Bar All Mator Credit CMds located At
2675 Irvine Alfe <Across from~ Golf Colrsel 19491645-5518
BEN I HANA
Amena9s most celebret.ed Japanese rest8lnlnt. Open 7 cays 11
week L\XlCh 11 30-2 30pm Mon Fn.. Dinner 5 :11· 1 ()pm Mon •
Th.rs . 5 30-1 1 OOpm Fri , 5 00-11 (l()pm Sat • 4 30-9 30pm S\ll
Located et 4250 Birch St 949-955-0822 •
Ml .CASA.
Dir meats are OON a trip to Beja es v.ell es Mexico Now offering ftth
tacos Phone lhad for ordn to-go Hotr$ Deity from 11 em Alt
rnsior a'9dlt ctrds 8cCeptad Located At 296 17th St . Costa Mesa
!949) 645 7626
AVILA'S EL RANCHITO
Authentic Mexicen food with the freshest ingredients & • new ltgl't
CU1S108 Greet mrgantas Hotn LlllCh & 0tnrS; All meior credit
Cll'ds tceepced l.oc8ted 8t 2101 ~.Costa Mesa -642·
, 142, 2flX) Newport 8IYd. Newport Beadl-675-6855 and 2744
E Coast ~ . CDM -19491 644'"8226 •
DARYA FINE PERSIAN CUISINE
Yatr 8S\181 wil least lll9!J ~~ decac.erld ~
oo.sine et this exotic restannt 511nl>l11 dehc1oue 1PP9blers, 8f'OmllbC
ra dtatm n a.a., st1St1 blbllb Twnmt maun -"SOtct1n
CM!ftnil ZfQilt Suwy SeNing L&lld'I s en. daily located " Che
Sol.ctl COM Pim Vdlege 17141 557-&m
INKA GRILL
E..qJli •a the new flMr' in ~ Quey &A • E\ro' Asisl Style
blend al am. ICClt'Ud wit.ti Iha tPiCIS al SoiJth America Beer & *"-Milet:tlt Hotn .. M0n Ttvl. 11 3ltlTI IO Spm, &.n 5prn •
to 9pm end Fn -Sit 11 :lllnl to 9 ~ Located 9t 260 Bristol
St •Aid HI In Co8te Mell 71 4-444-N<A 146521
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• ~nidcerdoodle
• M&M
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(9491 646-1440
427 E. 17th St. Costa Mesc=t
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MORTON'S OF CHICAGO
This venereble staatiouse Is reOOwned for generoJS ponions o!
perfectty prepared pnme, aged. po-fed beef ss·wen tm•rate
seafood and desserts seived Ill en upscale dllllng club end bar
~· PriVate dllllng rooms ll\IB(lable. Top roted res~ -
Southern Califcmie Zagat &ney Mon·ScJn, DimeNtate N
locaed et SoWl COl9st Plaz'8 Village (7141 ~
SC01T'S SEAFOOD GRILL 8c BAR
A popijar eward-wroing res~ knC7M1 fer lt8 QU811ty d1111ng
axpenenca that 1s es famoos for 1ts elass1cally preperect fritstl
seafood es 1ls aged pnme beef Save room for a sunptuOuS des9ert
Deily L.tn::MlinnerA.ste Night After OCPAC Located at 3:Dl
Bristol St acro6S from ~ r.oest Plaza £714 I 979-2400
CATALINA FISH KITCHEN
Get hooked on the freshest fist\ Mlabla Fresh grilled fish seafood
and chick.en. ~. saledt. g'ill8d plates and pestll specia!1ies
Open seven d8ys 1 Mek Mon thru Sat :\ 1 am-9prn. &roev 1 1 am-
7pm. Catering evatlable LOC8ted at. 670 W 17th St ltGB r.osr.a
Mesa !West of the new Tnlder Jou J C949l 645-8873
SANTA MONICA SEAFOOD
Regarded ea ~ Califomja's toJ> seafood l"8tliJer WltJI the
llrgest & fintSt ulection al truh seefood dai Also a mUltltude ol
ICN11PttOUI clehcacies such as aushi, r,riled fish nrees elem
chowder, fish & chips ~ end all the liA!ngS for 8 gcuTnet
meal at home Opao 7 deys a weak L.oc8ted at 154 E 17th St •
Costa Mesa (9491574-8862
THE CANNERY
Hi&toric wetarfront ,....,._ end t8W' cruse cettar. HCus
Mori .set 11 :I) • 2 '"'· 5cJn. 10 tm-12 pm All mGjOr Ct'ldit Cltds
ReseMbOnS augge6ted loceted Ill :1110 Laflrtattl "*' . Newport
Beach.CA 92663 !94916755777 Ft• £9491 675-2510
AMELIA'S SEAFOOD 8c
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
For 39 yen Ame!11 l1as been 1eN1nO the locala trC1 Y1S1tOr9 al
Newpa-t Beach vh cherish tt. finest lrl da1ec\.abll pasta& fiot
~ & exQUlsita sea foods: Su1Set dlfl'w. m S8Md &II tf1N Thin
from 5 00 pm -6 00 pm Dinoer deitf SCllfttng tt 5 pm lin.h Fn .
Sat St.I from 11 :11 em to 3 :11 pm &may bludl hl'n 10 00 tm
-3 :11 pm 311 Maril1e Ate. on 8alboe ISiand (9491673-6580
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Col'lty *"On • "1lle Slit Thai food In Qnw\ge Ch.rty • Wdl
dinner. ~ & ~ t«Nol CHN-:iN &NINE 15455 Jeffrey
Rold lll IMnt Clrar Or) 857-8424 '()pef\ ~ 51.n: ttni
Thn 11 Im 9 ~' fri And Slit 11 tm-1 QJrn Allo located at.
615 w 19th St.. Colta Mne (9491548-4333
ROYAL THAI
()pan 7 dlys t Wiik SerW1g kid\ ' dimer deily 1 1 em • 3'Jn
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A 16 Thursday, July 15, 1999
REEL
CONTINUED FROM A 15
clo e to home. Although the
names have been changed, the
µse of actual news footage and
references to actual events bi
haunting. Who ic; responsible?
When Michael Faraday's (Jeff
Bridges) Wife is killed m a FBI
raid, the history professor devotes
all his time d.Od energy research-
ing militid groups and terrorists.
Prior to her dedth, he accepted the
secrecy of tl)e bureau.
But now, consumed by con-
spiracy plots and theones, he
becomes susp1ctous that ht new
All-American n eighbors, Oliver
and Cheryl Lcmg (1im Robbins
and JOdn Cusdck) arb hiding.
something ls he pardno1d? Delu·
s1onal? Or lS there reason to sus-
pect that his neighbors dren't
who they appear to be?
... As Faraday uncovers clues to
Lang's true identity, hlS tile
begins to sptral out of control.
Those around htm, no longer
supportive, are drawn into a
wturlpool of despair and disbe-
lief Faraday is alone in ht~ battle
of good versus evil.
Robbins' chilling controlled
p e rformance is easily matched
by Bndges' explosive display of
raw emotion. Possessing their
caliber of talent, the idea of
switching roles 1s conceivable,
w htch also blurs the line
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date book Doily Pilot
between gOOd and eVJl.
Ftom the very l>egmrung,
•Arlington Road' • dyrutmic pul·
$dting SC()re rushes you on a
roller-coaster ndc filled with fren·
zied suspense. Scream a::. loud a
you can. No one will he 1 you.
Out ot. the comer o! your eye, ·
If disco isn't dead, it should be
you'll ee the
tanned bark·
er'i sadistic
smile.
"Arling1on
Road's" got
you now, and
it's d nde you
can't get off.
.
N o way, no where, no how
was I gonna go. No.
Nope Nu uh. Went to slit
my wnsts but the ginzu kmfe
was dull. Thed to tie a plastic
bag over my head.but it was
one of the vegetable ones with
the holes ili it. Stepped out in
front of a speeding car, but it
was a Yugo. the sucker
bounced offa me.
Provide~ce, serendipity, and
most of all, an evil, mdlignant
editor consprred to send me to
the Orange County Fair on
Monday night. Disco night
Underneath battered fedora
fomters• to nuse their right
hand , m~t of the-audience
dmled 1t in. The rellit 1ust raised
thcrr other nght hand. Leaving
walker and cane behind, a
good chunk of th~ audience
gulpP.d Motnn. struggled to
their feet and jiggled to the pre·
recorded beat of ·car Wash."
The guy who taught lfavolta
showed back up and wiggled
around a while, tried to do the
splits, almost dropped a dancer,
retrnated to stage rear when ,1
tired, and showed all the pex·
~~ . t~nty of the Ti.If Man -P0fore ·
Dorothy oiled him.
Robbins' thing
controlled perlor ·
mance is easiJy
matched by
Bridges' explosive
~ay of raw
emotion. Posses.Wig
~t caliber of iof.
ent;the idea of ·
switching roles is
cOrKeivable, which
also blurs the rAle
between good md
evit
So as
you're catcl·
pulted around
the last bend
ci.nd pushed
againSt your
will up that
final steep
mcline, grip
your hands
firmly around
the handle-
bars and get
UNCLE DON'S
VIEWS OF
and behind
cheap sun·
glasses,
wearing not
a stitch of
polyester, l
Rose Royce was Just one of the disco acts at the Orange
County Fair's Arlington Theater on Monday night.
Evelyn Champagne (don't
call me just Evelyn) King wan-
dered on stage in an outfit
hnght enough to attract flying
insects.
ready for a
shocker of an ending -a col~
drop. And one that I, d sell-pro-
claimed amateur sleuth, didn't
expect. This sununer there's
another roller coaster m town on
~Arlington Road.~
• JUUE LOWRANCE, 40, is a Costa Mesa
resident who works at a Newport Beach
overnight aircraft advertising agency.
NIL REPUTE
slunk into
the Arlington Theater pushing
my way, through the crowd of
dozens, who continued to pour
In by the ones and twos.
Disco night was in as much
trouble as was the Iron Butterfly
after they followed Led Zep.
Disco had to follow some guy
who stuffed himself inna bat-.
loon.
Pretty cool. Pretty stoop1d.
Can relate.
Some yahoo who taught
John lfavolta something or oth-
er about dancing came out and
mtroduced someone else who
took her time schlepping onto
the stage.
And what a stage it was.
Now, I've never been and never
will be in a disco, but weren't
they flashy and glittery? Bright-
ly lit and gaudy? Well, aside
from the occasionally rotating,
constantly wobbling glitter ball,
this stage was as empfy as a
Democrat's head. We're talking
nothing. Vacant. Zip.·Zero.
Nada. Zilch.
What sort of cheap·mothers
put on this act? Were these :-......
1perfonners• sponsored by a ~l:I
cent store? Whatta bunch of
cheeseballs.
Anyhow, whoever was on
first caterwauled for a while.
The occasional listener clapped
hands either to keep awake or
to drown out this bellowing
banshee.
Aging drunkards waved
anns back and forth as their
cellulite shifted to and fro .
Trying to sway to the beat ot
the musical freak show in front
of them, the sheer effort of con-
tinuous motion pushed many to
exhaustion within seconds.
Marginally synchroni'Zed,
the two backup singers to nose
Royce (Act II) gingerly
pranced arthriticdlly around
the stage in shirts ugly enough
to make a freight train take a
dirt road.
The secunty positioned to
prevent aging deranged idiots
(probably Jimmy Carter voters)
from rushing the stage should
have been positioned at eXJts to
prevent the more cliscrimmatmg
members (Gerald Ford voters)
of the audience Crom fleeing the
theater m horror.
Asked by one of the •per-
The audience continued its
spastic gyrations, heads sway-
mg back and forth, leading lo
shaken adult syndrome -a
stoopid, vacant daze accentual·
ed by vague memories from a
very dim past ex.acerbated by
rheumatic dance movements.
Fortunately thi.S Titanic of a
traveling musical charade sunk
with only the few perf onners
aboard, I wonder if the show
fimshed with these bozos doing
"Nearer My God to Thee"?
Well, I didn't stic.k around to
find out. As King showed no
sign of leaving the stage, her
yelping unabated, nature
called . I answered.
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cheesy music.at acts exclusively for the
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S tudy a map of Italy and
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boot-shaped peru.nSula has
an eXtensive coastline. It's no
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an important role Ill Italian cui-
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whatever is freshest. The result
can be quite spectacular; some of
my most memorable meals in
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restaurants.
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Tutto Mare in Fashion Island.
Many Italian restaurarits now
serve carpaccio, but Tutto Mare
bas gone a step further by creat-
ing a separate section for them
on the menu. In addition to the
traditional beef ($7.95), they o!fer
several seafood versions. My
favorite is the swordfish carpac-
cio ($8.95). Thin slices of raw
swordfish are covered with fresh
lime and lemon juice. The citrus
"cooksN the fish, like a ceviche,
which is then drizzled with fresh
olive oil and garlic. Other ver-
sions include a salnion and a
seared tuna. Ask rucely, and your
waiter will put together a sam-
pler for your table.
The pasta course lS not over-
looked at Tutto Mare, I counted
15 on the menu. not including
the daily ·specials. The portions
are entree size, but our waiter,
Sharie, was happy to split several
for Us as a primi, or first, course.
I liked the pennette rachele
($11.95), small, quill-shaped pas-
ta served with a ragout of duck
sausage, porciru mushrooms and
tomato sauce. The combination
o( the duck arid mushrooms cre-
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offset ely by the acidity of the
tomatoes. Another interesting.
choice is the Orecchiette alla
tarantina ($13.50), which com-
bines little ear-sh(.\ped pasta with
shrimp, rapini (a bitter cousin of
broccoli) and red chilies, sauteed
with a little olive oil and garlic,
It's a deceptively Sl.Dlple dlSh that
would make any local trattoria
owner proud.
Of course, it's the fish that is
the star at Tutto Mare, and star it
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It's a dish that reqwres a confi-
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The bass wds flaky, navorful and
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two, U not three, diners.
Another good choice lS the
grtlled shf:imp {$19.9S), which
are Wrapped in pancetta, gnUc>o
on skewers. and -Served with a
diced tomato relish.
If you're not a hsh lover, Tutto
Mare still offers plenty of choic-
es. The classic osso bucco
($21.95), braised veal shdnk lS
served Milane!,e style over a bed
of saffron nsotto. Or try one of
the daily meat or fowl special
cooked on the rotissene or
mesquite grill
The wine list offers some
excellent choices, including some
hard r-to-hnd Italian vaneties,
uch a a GaVl by Coppo, a diy
white with.a slight effervcs~cncc,
unilar to a frascatl. lf you like
red wutes, try the Gatllnatd1 a
light dry wine from the Piedmont
region.
. Oh yes, don't forget desert
Tutto Mare offers some good
choices, including the ubiquitous
'Tiram~u. and Tort.a della Nonna,
a classical Italian pie with a fill-
mg of sweetened ricotta chee e,
Italy seems lo be the MlDP
vacaUon dcstmat:ion thei;;e days.
'Jlavel converSatJons all Sf;)em to
centel' around 1\Jscan \.\'llle tours .
or le1Surely dr.ives along the
Amdlfi Coast. Well, if your bud-
get, or work ·schedule, won't
allow for a European vacabon
th1:; year, stop mto Tutto Mare,
order one of their excellent
seafood plates, close your eye
and, for a few hours at least,
you'll be transported to a sleepy.
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A 18 Thur~, Ju 15, 1999 •
IDllOlllL
::Thanks, Rep. Cox,
Nevvport Beach
-Ile~ded that
ln one stroke of the pen, Christopher Cox was
able to do what years of public relations work
failed to accomplish: Ignite some passion tn New· ..
port Beach over. the J?l Toro debate.
The Newport Beach congressman· may not have
intended to tum on the antiairport faucet when he
signed his name to a petition supporting the Safe
and Healthy Communities initiative -a proposed
ballot measure created by South County to block .. an international airport at El Toro -but that siin-
J>le action created a flood of interest.
• commun1
Davenport deserved
more coverage
I am JUst calllilg to add my
opinion on the Und ay Daven·
port Wunbledon Wlll. There was
a great lack of coverage of that
tremendous feat m the papers,
and I think it was very disap-
pointing. She played an amazing
game with nerves of steel in
order to win that great cup, and I
think we should all be very
proud of her in her hometown.
I have looked m the paper to
see if there was going to be any
kind of a welcome home celebra·
tion so that 1 cotild take part in
tha~. if that Was possible. I
· haven't seen anyth.iJ:lg, so if you
have any mformation I would
certainly like to know about it.
Secondly, I was wondering if
there was anyone out there with
clout who colJ)d persuade New-
port Harbor High School·to open
up its tennis courts again. They
have been closed for a long time.
JANET JUBERG
Costa Mesa
Steve Smith column
is a keep er
Doily Pilot forum .•
\ MAILllG
Despite the hundreds of thousands of dollars
Newport Beac:h h as spent trying to fire up its resi-
dents on the issue, the debate has gone -for the
.most part -unnoticed. Just a core .group of locals
has been leading the fight. And altho_ugb that
small gioup has fought vehemently, they have
been outnumbered by the throngs of antiairport
I have just read Steve Smith's
article on the signers of thV)ecla·
ration of Independence (What's
Up, "Let's remember the Fourth
for the rest of the year,• July 10). It
was a wonderful, thoughtful thing.
DON LEACH I OAILY PILOT
Newport Beach resident Undsay Davenport. who won the Wimbledon singles tiUe this month.
. activitists in South County.
1 , But then came the Cox incident. As news
.spread .of Cox's signing, letters began pounng into . • the Daily Pilot -virtually all lambasting Cox.
'' "I am totally appalled with Rep. Christopher
Cox .... I thought he was from Newport Beach,"
,said Dick Jensen.
"I think he has double-crossed Newport
Beach," said Ann French.
"Former Rep. Christoph er Cox has a nice ring
to it," said Edward R. Scheid.
And it didn't end there. On Monday, the City
, Council drew its largest audience in years -
•everyone there urging the council to fund the Air-
port Working Group in its efforts to advance the
pro-airport cause. When it appeared there might
·be some dissent on the council, the audience
L,became riled, gasping and shouting from their
.u.seats. The city hasn't seen a crowd brimming with
"'·that kind of passion since John Wayne Airport
restrictions topped the council agendas in the
" 1980s.
, .
Newport Beach may have reached a turning
point in the El Toro fight, largely due to Cox.
Insteaa of cursing him, the city should thank him
for spurring the interest.
He has always been the pick
of my litter of the new columnists,
and he certainly still is. I am
going to cut this article out and
send it to my grandson. and I am
going to remember it because to
me, riding a bicycle decorated
when 1 was a kid or watching the
fireworks has been a big deal for
me. From now on l am going lo
reread this every year.
I think this is awesome, and I
love the' way he writes.
AIDA COLE
Costa Mesa
. There i.s no unity
in diversity
This is in response to your
July 2 article (•Talking unity
through diversity"). I applaud
those leaders who wish to bwld a
sense of commuruty m our city.
However, I beheve trying to
achieve unity through diversity
makes about as much sense as
trying to reach east by going
west.
The obvtous and logical way to
foster uruty is by focusing on that
which uru.tes us, not by dividing
us intb groups based on race and
eUuucity. This latter course only
Tax assessment
seems unfair
· leads to an antagonistic US·VS.·
them menlaJJty, the very antithe-
sis of being American.
Thal is why I agree whole·
heartedly with Ivan Calderon, a
member of our Chamber of Com-
merce, who does not believe in
having separate agencies for sep-
arate groups. When all our com·
muruty leaders share his belief, I ·
am just optimistic enough to think
the need to tiave a dialogue on
race relations will cease to exist.
I just received my nobce fTom
the Orange·County tax assessor
that my taxes have increased 8%
from last year. I want you to
know the houses that have sold
m our area of Harbor Hill over
the last year are just barely hold·
mg the value or 1 O years ago.
Obviously, l will be appealing
this assessment, but I'm certain
this IS a countywide trend.
I think your readers nught like
to know how they can increase
the property taxes more than the
2% allowable under Prop 13.
And another question, why did·
n't they decrease the values a
few years ago when the market
was so dismal?
VICKI MARKS
Newport Beach
LORI NORRIS
Costa Mesa
The coyotes are back
Attention all Mesa Verde
homeowners: The coyotes are
back in our neighborhoods and
prowling at rught. Last year in
June, our cat was killed in our
frontyard, and two nights ago
another cat was attacked. Luckily,
R E A D E R S R E S P 0 N D.
we heard the scream and ran out-
side at 1:30 a.m. to stop the attack
and scare off the coyote. Robbie
the cat will survive with a broken
jaw and probably a broken front
leg. Our family has knocked on
doors to notify pet owners and so
far, almost all cannot believe that
coyotes are around We live on
Tahiti Drive, not Fairview Park So
we are all at risk.
On the way home from rµsh·
mg Robbie to the animal hospital,
we saw several Cdts m driveways,
so please tell your neighbors. Our
vet told .us that last year a coyote
took a small dog away from iU;
owner, leash and all, while they
were on a walk about dawn.
Help prevent another tragedy.
Keep pets indoors as it gets dark.
Don't keep pet food outside.
Don't walk your pets at night,
and tell your friends. ·
BRENDA SECREST
Costa Mesa
Voters don't care
about zero tolerance
It always amazes me to see
continued debate m the Daily
Pilot about the Newport-Mesa
Unified School Distnct's badly
flawed zero-tolerance policy and
also about the distnct'!> inability
to satisfy serious infrastructure
improvements.
'Three years ago, current school
board member Dana Black and l
competed for a seat on the boa.rd,
and my campaign put forth sen·
ous alternatives to zero tolerance.
Dana Black had none. Dana Black •
still has none. Dana Black clearly
beat my campaign by almost a 3-1
margin. A majority of voters in this
area do. not cdJ'e about zero toler-
dnce or the money we spend to
def end an incredibly dumb pohcy.
Joe Bell, in his recent Pilot col-
wnn, wasted good ink space on
zero tolerance. Bell should focus
his ink toward blasting t.tus
school district for not embarking
on a post-'96 campaign to raise
money for infrastructure improve-
ments to the district by way of
corporate involvement in schools
via advertl.Smg. Dana Black
offered no solution in '96 and still
has not. We did. No one cared.
The voting public is really not
interested in school ISSUes until
therr ·Junior" is directly hwt
Unfortunately for aJl of us, there
are not enough voters with little
kids in school So 1Jlere really are
no school-related issues that ~
majority of voters care to de~ with.
Well alter the year 2000, we
will still have zero tolerance We
will still have schools in near ruin
because our distnct does not
understand marketing and public
relations when it comes to corpo-
rate advertiSing. We will still
have school bOdrd members with
very little international or nation·
al contacts for fund-rd.lSing.
But the good news is every
voter m this district is pretty much
satished Wlth the current board.
BRIAN K. THERIOT
Costa Mesa
Consensus not likely on El Toro airport plans . . .
•THE ISSUE: Locals continue to respond to Rep.
Christopher Cox's stand on proposed El Toro airport.
I have been a staunch sup·
porter of Christopher Cox, but 1
am very disappointed in his anti-
airport stance
Let's see, Rep. Christopher
Cox's signing of the South Coun-
ty-sponsored airport lJUtiabve 1s
meant to "achieve a consensus,•
which accord.mg to htm could
include a privately owned airport
at El Toro with restrictions -cer-
tainly a laudable goal ("Cox
wants consensus on El Toro air·
port,. July 9).
I'm sure his comments will
immediately cnuse private enll·
ties to crawl all over themselves
to try to buy the El Toro site and
develop an airport. After all, the
enwonmental and land u e
approval process is so easy m .
California. I'm sure that his evi-
dent support TOr the Wtiative,
wtiicb would add additional
environmental 1'e~ews and
reqwre a two-thirds vote of the
~pie, Will not deter legions of
eager developers.
• As for consensus, no doubt his
~tering the fray will make it wry easy to develop an airport
agreement with, for example, the iPany people who called and e·
ttufiled in protest of the noise
tan.sed by the early mormng 747
pperations on Day 1 of the recent ·
pOKe t ts -the flights for
1 .-..hich, ol course, never occurred
betause of weather.
Cox's undoubted persuasive
akills will also easily convert
~e leaders who had to go
~ ~o Aliso Viejo to protest the
notse caused by those tests since th~ evidently were worried they
ouldn't be able to hear: them Ji4ll lhey stayed within their own
tftY limits. I I, of course, would not dream
trict are in Irvine and South
County had nothing to do with
his signing the petition.
l guess it is too much to expect
that this fair-haired boy of the
Republican Party could have
announced his position in a
thoughtful, reasoned speech or at
least in a position paper stating
his, opposition and, more impor-
tantly, his proposals for future
airport capacity needs. It would
have been quite a sight to see
him come out for spending many
billions of dollars in Southern
California for more mass transit
Sy.stems to presumably ship all of
us out to a San Bernardino Coun·
ty airport:-
} still think my idea has the
most merit Forget the El Toro
airport, just make everyone using
John Wayne show identification
and limit its use to those of us
who live north and west of
Irvine. Heck, if the airport oppo·
nents' Millennium Plan is so
attractive, they won't want to
leave anyway.
AHOYS. ROSE
Newport Beach
1 am calling to say that I do
not support Christopher Cox on
his opinion on·bow to handle the
airport. ~
CHAALYNE OIEGt
Newport Beach
JOAN GORDON
Newport Beach
Our opinion of Congressman
C hnstopher Cox hasn't Changed.
We have held him in very low
regard for many years. We unsuc·
cessfully attempted to reach him
by phone three times to alert him
·to possible Medicare fraud
billirig. He never returned any of
the calls.
He is a politician, and we mis.
takenly thought he was our repre-
sentative.
BARBARA ANO
UOYD MASSEY
Newport Beach
Stnce what Chrtstopher
does in Congress affects rne and
lht> sunound.ing community,
maybe he w()uld sign a petition
stating that he was in favor or a
vote requinng a two-thirds
majonty lJl his reelection for U.S.
representative. 1 wonder ...
. ~ JOSEPH E. STASCH
Newport Beach
I am a resident of Newport ·
Beach and I have long believed
that the missing componenl in all
auport talks has been an attempt
to acknowledge all sides of the
issue. Bravo to Christopher Cox
for standing firrn m his belief that
the South County residertts
daerve en equal voice in the
debate.
l, too, ask how many public: J heve been a1atmed by the
votes do we need and at whot media attention and spin gener·
cosO ated by a amall. Wltll·tunded
As South County is gomg to group of airport proponents. If
be growing -u we all know it only more local UK:t8d offldAlt
will -they WW be clamOtlng to WOUid eumpuly tm wiWDgnelt
Of questioning the~ IDOilvel. u l am sure the fact that t11if llllljortty of voten m bli ct»-
enlarge ,John W•yne ~ to hMr .U 9'del that COx has
ADd it bu no bllftlr .-. Bl dlaMlmtr.-S.
1brO hat a buge·bulllr-. U w. d ed ID a INiy democ:·
• • --~--..-~....-==----~ '
r~tic way about this issue, our
county's best interests will be
served in a way we can all be
comfortable with in the long run
PETER PASTRE
Newport Beach
You sa.id it, Chris-crossed us.
Now, I'm sorry to say, I went
to a campaign fund-raiser for
Christopher Cox given by one of
my Bay Island friends several
years ago. I wouldn't do it now,
and I'll work to unseat him in the
2000 election.
Orange County needs another
airport for our continued eco·
nomk growth. El Toro is a natur·
al. It is already an airport, with
room to grow. We've already had
two county votes on the issue.
STEVE mus
Newport Beach
My husband and I have sup-
ported Ch.riStopher Cox in the
past, and we will not in the
.future.
I don't know what he is think-
ing about with this proposed El
Toro airport issue. His hometown
is Newport Beach, and if they
expand John Wayne, all of the
houses in his area will go down
in value considerably.
We are just shocked, and we
would like to know who has
donated to his campaign funds
that has made him change his
mind.
DIANE Ml.MER
Newport Beach
Republican Chriltopher Cox's
dedlion to support every con·
ltituent'1 quality of life II a
respectable choke. COx II not
agmnst an airport. be 11 IUpport·
ift al *Pait plilmdllg ....
Upboldi a. ............ ll'ICQDCll'WM'!l., .. 1!1111 a1-. ...... , ..... .,,_
........... 'ltilO.
Cox is also well informed of
the county's new alternative
options brought to you by the
New Millenruum Group, which
redirects all flight operations over
open space and in fact is a mas·
ter plan worthy of the title com-
munity friendly.
The real quesbon to ~k is
Why has Cox not publicly sup·
ported or endorsed this new
alternative option, and knowing
that it now exists, will he?
RUSSELL NIEWIAROWSKI
Santa Ana Heights
• Editor'~ note: Russell Nlewlarowskl is a
founding member of the New Millenni-
um Group.
What is it about the word
"yes" that the congressman
doesn't understand?
Ilne InslslS upon a two-Thirds
majority for the auport, perhaps
his previous victories at the
. polls should be nullified as well.
How about a two-thirds maJon·
ty vote on his return to Con·
gressi
KATHI WHEELER
Newport Beach
This is regarding Rep.
Christopher Cox's declaration on
El Toro. l am still m shock. I
would never have thought that
he would have the guts. Don't
tell me that honesty and com-
passion have retumed to the
Republican Party. He reminds
me of Jimmy StaWart in •Mr.
Smith Goel to Wuhington" -
Smith fWbusten to the point, of
collaJJN before Congret,1 just
bacaUle he, an honest man,
belie'vee ln d~ and the
truth.
1Wo ~ago I would bave
rlf•1ed ID116m • llllln-old Caa. Now. ii M ca cou 0...
......... toa.-eClllllti.
b1111nt o.we~....., ,
to also stand for what is right
over what is rich, this may
become one united county
agdin And I rnay not feel the.
need to stay with the Reform
Party.
Can the GOP really reform
iu.em Can our greedy old poops
really see beyond the Bal~ Bay
Club? Let's see.
If Chris Cox really has those
ethics and morals, I would seri·
ously consider him as a presiden-
tial cand1date
ARTSTANLOW
Costa Mesa
I am greatly disturbed by
Christophe r Cox's support of the
anti-El Toro airport irutiative. My
opinion Is that the new airport in
El Toro is so important for the economic contiriuro groWili of __ _
Orange County that it simply has
to be a moving-forward project.
JAMES MUNROE
UtUe Balboa Island
l am calling to register my
extretne di~ppomtment in
Christopher Cox's support ol tho
airport initiative.
DOUGLAS FlETOfER
NeWp<>rt Beach
I feel Chris-crossed.
I thought Cox was a reason·
able ond intelbgent man, but 1
guess 1 WM wrong. Hts signature
on the initiativo to allow a third
vote by the people to vote on an
airport at El Toro ... shows a lade.
of judgment by Cox 1n my opin· Ion .
My daughter voted for the air·
por1 twice. Now she WW vote
against it beCaUM Of all of the
scare tacticl that me and au of
t1IOle tn South County bli•• ll 1m
fed GM.IOl--~..-11111
. .
m-C>PENER
Thvndoy, Jvly 15, 1999 • Sports Edito< Roger Carlson • 949-57 4-4223
G 0 L f
rich a rd
donn ,I
• More records for the
Toshiba Classic, which
starts earlier next year.
Tie Y2K edition of the
Toshiba SeniQ.r Classic, the
• enior PGA Tour stop in
Newport Beach, is coming a
week early.
Next year's tournament at
Newport Beach Country Club is
scheduled for the week of Feb.
28 through March 5, with a
purse increase to $1.3 million.
The 1999 event raised
$828,500 for charity, according to
the Hoag Hospital Foundation,
the tournament operator for two
years.
In that span, Hoag has
genertited funds for charity at an
unprecedented clip. More than
$700,000 was raised from the
1998 event -giving the Toshiba
Classic a Senior Tour record
($1,528,501) for the largest
donation in the first two years.
• The Southern Callfomia GoU
Association celebrates its 100th
birthday Saturday at the Industry
Hills Sheraton Resort after the
third round or the 100th SCGA
Amateur Champioriship.
• Steve Jurg~nsen (Newport
Beach), Jeff Harbison (Newport
Beach) and Max Willick (Corona
del Mar) are entered in the 81st
Llncoln/Mercury Cahforrua State
Open at Coyote Hills Golf
Course in Fullerton this week.
Jurgensen has played on the
PGA Tour. •
The event brings together
over 150 top amateur and pro
golfers to the course designed by
Cal Olson, formerly based in
Costd Mesa.
• The 27th Santa Ana Country
Club Juruor lnvitcitional was
played Monday and Chns
Gallagher (Dove Canyon) shot
72 to capture the overall title.
Hosted by the oldest country
club in Orange County. the
invitational m the past has
included current PGA Tour
standouts Phil Mickelson and
Craig Stadler, as well as former
U S. Open winner Scott
Sunpson. Mickelson won the
event in 1984, shooting 74.
The tournament originally
started m 1963, and, between
two mterrupti , lasted until
'89, before it was picked up
aga.m in 1997.
On Monday m the boys 16-17
dlvis1on, Richard Nones (74)
defeated J.J. fohnstone (74) in a
one-hole playoff for the
championship, whlle Jon
Friedman (75) was third. It was
the second year in a row that the
boys 16-17s came down to a
playoff. Donald Rhee beat 'Ihlvis
Johnson last year.
ON TO THE ·,flNALS!!!
" . Thomson's one-hitter earns Newport Beach the inside
track to first-ever District 55 Little League Majors crown ..
TONY A.lTOBl'UJ Manager Ron Maggard said. "His
Ddly fib teammates told him that they
needed him to hnish the g8J11e, so
he went out there and shut the
door."
MISSION VIEJO . -Pitcher
Scott Thomson has a rather
unique way of spelling his last
name.
· No •p• and 12 "K's·.
Thomson's one-hit, 12" strikeou\
performance on the mound has
earned the Newport Beach Little
League Majors Division (11-12-
year-olds) a shot for a lirst-ever
District 55 Championship after
Wednesday's 5-0 shutout or Ran-
cho Mission Viejo at Curtis Park.
· "In the fifth inning, Scott told
me he was running out or gas,•
A fifth-inning double was all
that stoOd from Thomson and a
no-hitter for Newport. "He was in
total control tonight," Maggard
said. "He did an unbelievable job
of mixing up his pitches and hls
location was just about perfect.
Rancho never figured him out.•
Rancho Mission Viejo were
very courteous hosts, coughing
up five errors throughout the
game to give Newport four
unearned runs.
LITT L E LEAGUE
Newport conyerted three of
those errors Into a 1·0 lead. Scor-
ing on the play was Wess Presson
who led off inning with a walk.
Rcmcho Mission Viejo's pitcher
John Kennedy was almost as
effective, striking out 12 in a com-
plete-game effort, but his defense
let him down again m the third
uuu.ng. ~
Nick Palchikoff led off the
inniag with a single, went to sec-
ond on a wild pitch, went to third
on 'l'f ler Lents' ground out and
scored when fust baseman Jake
Southall's overthrew to third
Presson and Mitch Folks
scored m the hfth IIUl.lJlg on an
RBI smgle by Lents and an RBI
SEE MAJORS PAGE 82
DON LEACH I OMV PllOT
Costa Me a National baserunner P.J. Errington (25) slides tnto se.cond with a stole n base.
Costa. Mesa Nationals
roll into Area 2 Finals
•Fountain Valley falls in 9-10 All-Stars
Tournament, 9-4, to power-laden crew.
ROGUl~N
. Datt Plil
WESTMINSTER -The Costa Mesa National
9-10 Little League All-Stars exploded for a 9-4
victory and a berth in Saturday's champioriship
final at Johnson Middle School Wednesday
evening, never trailing, belting out 14 hits, scor-
ing at least one run in each of the first five
'innmgs, and what's more, connecting on the first
pitch five times in the fll'St uuu.ng.
If ever a team looked like it was ready for a war
party it was this Costa M~ National crew belong-
ing to Manager Mike Falbo, and they'll enter Sat-
urday's 10 a.m.--game at the same SJte as the obvi-
ous favorite m the OlStrict 62, Area 2 Fina.ls
The two teams they have handled, Fountain
Valley on Wednesday and Westminster m the first
round, play today for the dubious honor of tan-
gling with Costa Mesa again.
Evan Van Geem, a typical slender athlete who
carries himself as just another in the group,
played like a giant, going 4 for 4 with a triple, two
doubles, three RBis and two runs scored.
And when starter Benny Valdez gave up four
runs in the third after two shutout innings, Van
SEE STA MESA PAGE 8 2
DON LEACH I OAll.Y Pl.OT
Costa Mesa N11ttonal's Austin EUlott lunges
for the ball on a pickoff attempt, but Fountain
Valley basenmner gets back safely. Costa Mesa
kept the pretsUre on throughout ln a M victory.
..
STAT Of THE DAY
N~ 8eoch Little League Majors pitcher 5<ott Thomson has a
ni1her unique Ytaf of spelling his name. No 'P' and 12 'Ks'.
Doily Pilot Bl
SPORTS HALL OF FAME
CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM
FROST
Corona del Mar
Linebael{E:!r gave plenty of ballcarriers a cold sting,
and was one of Orange Coast's great stoppers in '75.
RICI IAIU> Ot N"i
A t times. Mike Frost .
can sound like a
weathermdD, talking
about the marine air push from
the Pacific Ocean comj.ng irom
the west and the bot air corrung
from Oregon's eastern desert
region, creating the perfect
windsurfing funnel along the
Columbia River Gorge. .
•rm addicted to wmdsµrhng. •
said Frost, who fell m love with
the Pacific Northwest years ago
and hves m Hood River, Ore ..
about 60 miles east or Portland.
Frost. once a fierce
linebacker for Corona
del Mar High, Orange
Coast College and the
University of Montana,
can usually be spotted
during the sununer
months ripping through
the gorge.
"It gets pretty windy,•
be said. "People have
pagers out there. You
the gdlTle, then sent Santa Ana's
backup quarterback to the
r:cinvds, before Troup re-entered ihe game for more purushment.
·Everybody's patting you on
the l>dck (after each hard tackle),
and I'm picking up a friend of
mine and asking him if he's OK."
said Frost. whose OCC team that
season hrushed 11-0, capping an
<lmdzlllg campaign \vith a win
over Rio Hondo m the Avocado
Bowl
"I'd have to say my Orange
Coast expenence, out of all my
football days, was probably the
most fun."
Frost, a two-way starter for
Coach Dave Holland,
said his biggest prep
gridiron thrill was
upse!ting preVlously
unbeaten Edison, 17-7,
in Week 6 of his junior
year in 1972.
After moving to
defense full-time at
OCC, Frost earned a
just ~lick on and it gives Mike Fro t
you different locations
chola.r.;hip to Montana,
but became
disenchanted with' the
Gnzzlies' coaching staff
with an average wmd
speed and what the gusts are up
to. Like it could read 24 to 33. -
The tighter the numbers, the better
(the windsurfing conditions).
Then you rig your sail to match
the strength of the Wllld. •
There are sensors along the
nver gorge to accommodate the
paging system, sort of like the ·
blitzes fonner OCC defensive
coordinator Jack Fair cdlled m a
memorable 1975 game against
Santa Ana, the year Frost was
named the team:S Hitter of the
Year as the Pirates captured the
national championship.
Frost, the only Newport-Mesa
School District product to earn
JC All-Amencan honors the year
the Pl.rates won the national title,
was a one-man wrecking crew m
OCC's 41-13 victory over the
Dons, perhaps setting the tone
for his aforementioned kudos
Frost, the Irvine League's
Lineman o! the Year m 1973 for
. the Sea Kings and a first-team
All-Orange County selecbon,
became friends with Fountain
Valley quarterback DclD 1roup
during workouts for the Orange
County All-Star football game.
But two years later, 1roup was m
Santa Ana's backfield as Frost
lined up at right outside
linebacker and ate him alive.
and played 1ust one sea-
son
Early m the 1976 season.
Montcinci traveled to UNLV for a
game and Fro:.t remembers get-
ting off the bus in Las Vegas and
· heanng the driver say, •(the
Rebels) don't lose at home.•
Frost re:.ponded, ·well, they're
going to (lo e) tonight.·
•No they won't,· the bus
dn\er m tsted.
With le:.s than two miilutes
left, the Rebels went 80 yards on
two palts interference penalties,
"both very questionable calls,•
Frost said, and came back to Win
by one pomt, and, of course,
cover the spread. •
"They JUSt went down and
won the game on penalties in the
last nunute." Frost said, •att
the bus dnver predicted they'd
win. That was pretty funny."
Fro t transferred to Humboldt
State with his buddy. ~fi.ke
~1dgner. and ear:ned bis d~,
but didn't play football .
After Frost's father retired and
purchased some land m the
HO<>d River area, he followed
hun and ettled in the region
once promoted as the
wmdsurlmg capital of the North
American continent.
•A number of people are
movmg to the area for lif ~tyle, ~
"'clld Frost, who works tn real
tate cmd ha a t6·year-old
daughter. Lauren. an academic
wtuz. ln the boys 14-15 division,
Newport Harbor High standout
Darnel Kush (74) beat Matt
Amen (Yorba Linda) in a
one-hole playoff for the title. Erle
Chang (16)-was third. Kush-also
won the c.livision last year at 72.
Erica Blas berg (7 5) won the
girls division, while Alexis
Arnold (80) won a card•off .,
against Priscilla Park (80) for
second place.
•{Troup) was my good li'iend.
but Jack Fair kept calling this
blitz from the back side and they
just did not figure it out,• Frost
said. "No one was blocking me
and here's my friend, and I'm
killiilg.him. I creamed him aoout
10 times. It wasn't that J was Y~ smK Mexico, 22 ~ t-gr-=-:;~:::~:e~:upo:t:t81
Growing up, Frost was a Daily
Pilot paper boy, then moved on
wbco a JOb opened up on the
Balboa Island Feny.
• Tooa.y, Frosl en e-rs--."'·-e ally
Pilot' Sports Hall of Fame,
celebrating the millenniwn.
The coun;o sot up extremely
dif hcult for the 1umon, a club
insider ~aid.
• After an eight-year blatus, the
SACC Juruor Invitational
reopened its doors in 1997, with
member Brian Towersey
heading the event.
The tournament reportedly
was forced to leave 50 junion on
the waiting list thhl year, a sign
of good times for Junior golf and
SACC.
SACC head pro Mike Raehl
II an alumnus of the event. Aly
Dompu holdi the SACC Junior
Invitational recOrd with a 67 ln
-'968.
• TMIMC-.MelaClty
~liAua.7-8.
Appllc"*'11 cu be Md at Com
...... Oolf. CGunlrf Cub, .. ........
•Humbert pours in six
goals for U.S. poloists.
RlalARO Du.
lllttPb
CORONA DEL MAR • Mexico
was once a global power in men's
water polo. It kept the United
States from advancing to the 1976
Olympic Games in Montreal.
But our neighbors to the south,
in a rebuilding phase, were no
match for Coach John Vargas'
U.S. squad Wednesday ln the
opening round of the 1999 UPS
lntematiooal Cup at Corona del
MarHlgh.
At full 1trw;gth for the ftl'lt
time ln more tb8n • ,_,, 1Mm
~ bammentd Malco, 22-1,
aDd will, ... Brull tonipt •t ?:.t5 tn tM W'olMI ol ~ Group A ....... n. UPS Cup ii u Jmpcatam ,,....., tar ..... \J.S; ............
the Pan American Games this
month in Winnipeg, where a title
means an automatic berth into the
2000 Sydney Games.
The UPS Cup, which started in
1992 and was sponsor.a by
Alamo for the ftnt four ~
befon the event endured much
change, features teems from ~t
countries Group 8, wlUCb
1Ddudm AUltrdl. Jt.Qy._ .P\lldD
Rk:o and Yuplma, lbould ...
........ campellift
•1t.wt1DOtgli9;1SYtarU1 ....
~~-
,.
this,• Vargas said, ref ernng to the
next two matches, including Fn-
day's 7:45 p.m . appointment with
Russia. •Brazil is very tough, and
Russia's at the top."
U.S. two-meter man Chns
Humbert led the assault on Mexi-
co with llX goals, while Wolf Wigo
scored three and four other players
tallied two each, mduding captain
Chris Oeding, the former All·ClF
standout for CdM and current
Orange Cout College coach
Teem USA seored on ita first
nine shots and amalled a 12-0
Jieed at halftime, increasing the
leea to 15-0 before Mexico'•
Jcqe Lopez got hil teem on the
lt'Ol'8board wttb 0.32 left on the
thiid ........ ~ ...
•rt'I bard.' Vugai Mid of the
blowOut. •yw_ don't wut to
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82 Thursday, July 15, 1999
> Sports
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Geem came ln and shut the door on Fountain Valley,
allowing 1ust two hits and two walks, and striking
out three botte~.
• •
CO$ta Mesa takes two days off now and when the
Nauonals return on Sa turday the swvivor of today's
game between fountain Valley 'and Westmmster
will hav~ to beat Costa ~esa twice to· claim the
championship m this double-elimination tourna-
ment.
Saturday's winn er will then advance to meet the
Area 1 Winner for the District 62 championship.
DON lfACti /DAILY PltOT
While Van Geem, scheduled to start Saturda y's
~pener, did just about everything you could ask of
a n All-Star, the same can be said for the rest of the
Nationals, as well.
Starnes Arnold slides home with a run for Mesa.
was the first inning as Van Geeril lat'ed a triple on
the game's first pitch. Burgess followed with an
infield single on the first pitch, Van Geem holding at
third.
Caleb Burgess had two hits and an RBI; Valdez
had two singles and drove in _van Geem for the
game's first run; 1Tevor McDonald singled and drew
a walk; Austin Ell.i(>tt nursed a walk in the third and·
scored: Starnes Arnold had a nnging double to cen-
ter, driving m two; nm Morley was 2 for 2 with a
runs scored; Danny Dominguez singled and scored;
and P.J. Emngton made soUd contact three times
and drew a walk.
Erringt9n went after the first pitch and lined it
bard to right, Van.Geem fo rced to bold again at third
because of the ~lit-second drive. ' •
Valtlez came up and got aboard witlt an infield hit
on the first pitch and Van Geem scored. Finally,
McDonald hit the first pitch and was aboard, but
Valdez was caught on the basepath irl the aftermath
for the third out.
Bobby ·Sox champions -bottom row, from left Sara Sweeny, Clea O'Kleffe, Amanda Billing,
KJmberly Benjamin, Marissa WllbW'. Second row, from le~ Krlsttan Ciralll, Coral Young, Brytnee
Wright, Megan Toman, Holly Van Biel, Kelsey Pfeiffer, Jamie Heenan. Third row, from left:
Even the bench contributed. Cory Weikel
appeared in the fifth inning and got abqard with a
base hit and scored; and Matthew Jeranko walked,....
and eventually scored on Van Geem's base hit in the
fifth.
Probably the most eye-opening scenario of all
Five pitches, five nps and the die was cast. This
was Costa Mesa National's game. The Nats were up,
1-0, before a four-run uprising by Fountain Valley
slowed down the runaway in what is dearly one of
the most impressive two-game bursts by a Costa
Mesa Nationdl team at the District 62 All-Stars Tour-
nament ever.
Coach Brooks Benjamin, Coach Paul Wilbur, ~ger Gayle Benjamin; Chaperone Janis Toman.
Pacific Coast captures district title
• They qualify for national tourney in
Buena Park July 31-Aug. 6.
ORANGE -The Pacif1c Coast Bobby Sox Girls-
under-10 Pastpllch Softball team defeated Cen-
tral Ordnge, 8-6, in the championships of the Bob-
by Sox Distnct All-Star Tournament Saturday.
By wmning the District Title, Pacific Coast
ddvanccs to the Bobby Sox National Tournament,
wtuch will be held m Buena Park July 31 th.rough
August 6.
Nine different players had at least one hit,
while Brytnee Wright, Kristian Cfralli and Clea
O'Kleffe had two RBis each.
Amanda Billing also contributed offensively
with a crucial hit and Coral Young was the Win-
rung pitcher, striking out 11 lll her lij.St two games.
Pacific Coa!tl defeated Santa Monica, 11-5,
and Pactlic, 3-1 to reach the cbampioriship game
against Central Orange.
Nationals outlast Americans
• Costa Mesa National _Little League
squad advances to softball Sectionals.
COSTA MESA It tbok -------.-three gdmf's to decide the out-S 0 f I 8 A L L
come, but when the smoke cleared, the Costa Mesa
Ndtlondl Little Lcdgue cdptured the District 62 Soft-
ball Chdmp1onship o~er the Costa Mesa Ameri<;an
Little Leagul'
BRIEFLY
Annual charity 5k race Sept. 26
NEWPORT~EACH-The .._.~ .... ---~~r
eighth annual Komen R U N N I N G
Orange County Rdce for the Cure will take place
Sunday, Sept. 26 at Fashion Island with several races
slated from 7'.30 a.m to 11 a.m.
llOICO ( 11·I2) IASllALL
CMALL took gdme one July 6 by the score of 8-
5 Lauren Freeland was the wmni.ng pitcher 10 the
senes opener, outdueling the Natlonal's C hristy
Gregory .
The CMNLL evened the series at a game apiece
with a 9-7 win over the Cl'vtALL on July 8 Laura
Locke pitched a complete game and key hlts were
delivered by Casey Beltran, Emily Carr and U na
You
Races m length from one mile to five miles will be
available to take part m, for all types of athletes.
Entry tee is $20 for adults. $25 il entered aft~
Sept. 18.
Proceeds of the event go to the Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation and the National Komen
Foundation for Research Gr.mts and Innovative
Outreach progTdms.
:ibe Newpot1 Harbor Baseball Association Bronco ·A' All-Stan are headed for the sectionals
Friday (5:30) at Westhaven Park in Garden Grove after a second-place flntsh at the PONY
district tournament. Front row, from left. Danny Soper, Mike McLean. Taylor Young, Cbeyne
Smith, Greg Miner and Blaine Gribble. Middle row, from left: Dennis Heenan, Patrick
Keehan, Billy Munce, Morgan Govaan, Kevin Courvoisler and Tom Yacko; Back row, from
left: Coach Kevin Heenan, Coach Art McLean. Manager Taras Young and Coadi Tom~·
In th<' senes-tymg game, aggressive baserunning
was turned m by Rebecca Hamilton of the Nabonals
W1th four stolen bdses
For infonnation, call (714) 957-9165.
Globe trotters coming to Cd.M MAJORS final out HOOPS The deciding game was won by the NationilJs,
14-4, in five innings Monday. CORONA DEL MAR -Coaches _ _. __ __ CONTINUED FROM 81
Despite the impressive win,
Maggard still found somethmg
crucial for Newport to work on
before the championship.
The offense was led by You, Carr, Locke,
Danielle Morton and Katie Hartwt!ll from both Newport Harbor dild H 0 0 P S
Corona del Mar h1gh schools will square off against
the world famous HdJ'l em Globetrotters during
"Family Sports Night" Wednesday, July 21 at 5 p.m.
at Corona del Mar Hlgh.
Mustang camp The CMNLL became the hrst Costa Mesa softball
team to capture the District 62 championship.
ground out by Ryan Lance, givmg
Newport a 4-0 lead.
Next up for the champs are the sectional champ1-
unstups, to be held in Long Beach, starting July 24,
with eight different districts competing for the title. Both youngsters and adults will enjoy severitl
1am-packed games of sk.lll, including a free-th.row
Newport closed out the sconng
on an always-exciting, RBI,
bases-loaded walk by Folks, scor-
ing T.J. Bernardy
"Our base runrung still needs
some work,• Maggard said. •we
need to be a little more aggres-
sive. We'll pay close attention tb
that at practice.•
With the win, Newport will
play for the championship Tues-
day at 6 p.m. at the same site.
A Mustangs Basketball Camp
for boys entering grades 6-8 is
being offered by Costa Mesa
High boys basketball co.ach Bob
Serven July 26-30. Doors open
daily at 8:30 a .m. and the three-
hour sessions begin at 9. Entry
fee is $80 and it mdudes a T-shirt
and basketball. For further infor-
mation, contact Serven at (714)
424-8715.
CdM 3-2 at Villa Park Tournament
challenge. ·
Several of the area's most famous athletes will be
on )land to sign autographs and a raffle and silent
auction will also lake place
That was more than enough
for Thomson, who didn't allow a
Rancho Mission VieJO runner
beyond second base the rest of
the night.
VILLA PARK -Corona del Mar Hlgh's ----.-
water polo team fdfed well m last week-· P 0 L 0
end's Vllla Park Tournament, winrung three of five
games played last weekend -
Garrett Gentry was the top scorer for the Sea
Kings with 12 goals He will be competing for the
US. Juruor Water Polo Team Saturday in an exhibi-
tion Sdturday al noon at Corona del Mar High 0th·
er leading scorers for the Sea Kings were Matt Petry
and Garrett Bowlus with three gt>als each.
Ticket pnces are $50 for adults and $10 for chil-
dren ages 7-18. There is a family pack of $85 for no
more than two adults and Jour children. Thomson's only tough spot
came m the fourth mning, when
his control left him for a brief
moment.
•we have to wm one out of the
next two games to it,• Maggard
said. •Tue boys are playing well.
We'll see what happens.•
I PUBLIC NOTICES
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
The follOWlng person(&)
has (have) abandoned the
UM ol the licbltOUS bV&I•
nesa name Shipping Connection,
4023 Birch Street, Sulla A,
Newport Beach , CA 92660-2231
.. The. FlctWoua BUSIMU
t\lme referred lo above .waa.lilecHn.Ot&noe County
on 5·4·99,. File NO. 19996791940
John Chal181 Ktplstuhl,
3051 Loren Ulna, Costa
Meaa. CA 92626
Sendre S Klpfaluhl,
9061 Loren lane, Coata
Mesa CA 92028
Thia buslneH II cot\·
'd\ic:led by husband and wile
John C Klpfstuhl
Thia statement was tiled
wilh the Counly Clertt of Orange Cowlty on 712JH
19996791161
• OaNy Piiot ..Juty 8, 1 ~~2. 29. 1999 rna52
, Flctltloua BualMH
NameSt...,_,,t
The follawing f>ertOOI
are doing b!Jllnesa 11
SUGAR SHACK IN·
TERIOAS, 30952 Colonlal Place. Uaguna Niguel. CA t26n ' Linda BHr W1llla1n1,
30952 Coton11t Pl1ce,
U.guna Nip, CA 92e77 Thie bUilnl11 i1 con
duded by .. inc:tMdlJel
Haw yoo llerted dOlng ~ttf?No LlncM IHr Wllletn9 Thia 8Ca""*1I _. llMld
wtlh IN C0unty C1lwtr of Cringe~=:.
~:Pleil J4Jlt .. ,&, 12, a .. 1• TN4•·
f
Proceeds of the event will go to benefit the Com-
muruty SeMce Programs, a nonprofit organization
servicing the VlCtirns or witnesses of crime as well as
gang prevenbon programs He walked a couple of hitters,
but came nght back to strike out
Steve Olsewskl for the game's
Coach Jay Palctukoff also
threw some crucial advice to the
team before they left. "No skate
boarding, rollerblading, surfing
or anything else nsky. Stay
healthy.• _
DEEP iii
For lllformation, call David Ebling of Ami.es Com-
mwucdllons at (949) 863-1910, ext. 13.
I PU8UC NOTIC!S I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 ~BUC NOTICl8 I I PU8UC NOTICll 11 ~ NOTK:l8 I I PUBLK: NCmCll I I PU8UC ~ I (~ j ~tl I~· I
Flctltloua BualneH NOTICE OF
Name Statement AVAILABILITY OF
The foll<>Wtng persons ANNUAL RETURN ere clolflg bustness as Air Ugtil Industries, 11s Pur&uarit 10 ucllori
15th, Newport Beach, CA 610<4(d) ol Ill• Internal
92663 Revenue COde, notice Is
LuAhn Marie Drury, 1111 hereby given that the an· E S.lboe. Blvd • Balboa, nual retum for the calendar ea 92661 year 1998 of the Founda·
MICl'leel Wayne Drury, lion lor the Contemporary 1 t11 E. Balboa Blvd . Family, a pnvate lounda· Balboa. CA 92661 uon. Is available at Iha
Thll butineas ii ·con-foundatJoo'• principal OHIOI dueled by; husballd 'and for lnspectK>n dunng regu· wHw -........ --..:........--1..lai.. h!11rneu houta. JlOfD
Have yoo 1t1111ed cbrtg 10.00 a.m to • 00 p.m . by
butiMst yet? Yes, 7.9.99 any ciuzen Wl'IO requesll it
Luam M. Drury wilhln 180 days aller the
This .iatemenf. was tiled date of this pU>lleellon
W•ltl Ole County Clerk of The loundauon's prlncl· Orll1Q8 County on J.13·99 ,,., Oii~ IS IOalled ti
199917J902t 1~15 Alton Parkway,
Dally Pllol July 15 22. Suite 220. ln11ne. C.hfor·
29. Aug 5, 1990 Tt\678 Ne, 92618 94g.12N337
NOTICE OF The pnn0pa1 manager °' 1tle foondallon Is JUdoth APPLICATION FOR Anderson. 15615 Alton
CHANGE IN Pa~way. Su te 220. Irvine
OWNERSHIP OF Calilornie, 9261 8
ALCOHOLIC P\ibhahed Newpon Deac.t ..
BEVERAGE LICENSE Coeta Mesa Delly PllOI
Dale of Filing AppllcatlOn: JIJy 15, 1*
06.JUl·1999 TM80
To Wham II May eonc.rn: NOTICE OF
The Narne<s) of the AVAILABILITY OF
Appkcant(a) la/are ANNUAL ffeTll 1RN FINBAFI S I TALIAN r;iv KITCHEN AT METRO Purauent to llctlon POINT INC 6U)4(d) of the Internal
l he eppl1cant• lltted Aewnue Code.. notlol ia hereby gl\'en ht fie an· above ere apptyin~ nuel return for !tie ~r
Oepertlhent of le ye41r 1997 Of the FOunda• a.vt1lge CootrOl to aell tlOn fof the ~
tlCdlOllC ~1'110'1 et F .. ---,__.... ll01 SOUTH COAST OR -·-z· a ,...,..._ ...__. ' .... T 120 llOn, II ~ .. IN
""" ~·· pMC(pel offtce OOSTA MESA. CA 12620 '°' ~ OUftng ftOU" For the lolOWlna type Of 11t ..,..,_ t1011r1 "°"' lk:enM. 47 ~·SALE IO:OO•m I04:00Plft,OY
QEHEAM. EATING tht Olli8rl Wt10,...... ,11 ~.....,,, ......... ~~ .. ~ ..... o.ly ll!IDI ~at~,;.,..
.My ti, ,. TMa pll .,..,. .. ~ •
'
I 5615 Allon flarkw1y, Flctltlous Buslne11 92663 This buslnns Is con· Actltloua 8ualnea1 SMfnt
Suite 220. Irvine. Ca1tl0<· Nime Statement Palan1ian, Marian, 603 ducted by: 1 corporetlon Name Stai.ment
rila, 92618 949-727 -4337 The following persoru Kings Road, Newport Have yoo stal18d doing The IOllOwtng persona Gordon L Smith,
The rcrincipal manager of are domg business 8S' Beach, CA 92663 business yet? Yes, are doing business u · ~. of Newport Beech,
the oundatioo IS Judith Stairway PrOduclions. PenJ(fyan. Peggy, 17321 09/(W1991 a) Paclflo Rain Gutter retired teltphOnl company Anderson, 15815 Alton I048 lrvlne Ave., PO Box Rot>RovClrc~~unttng1on JMC .Laboratories. Inc., Suoolv b) Pacific Gutter ""-• died Jul 9 Parkway, Sutle 220, Irvine, -463, Irvine, CA 92660 Beac;h. t A 9"°'48 Mika Molina, President Suppf~ 3325 Cerrito• e1m9~9..,,S'!"' • on 3 Y • Cahlomla, 92818 Shawe t,4cTish & Jullan Thia business. Is oon· Thia statement was llled A L • la 1 Cal 1 . ervtee I I p.m.
Publl&hecl Newpon Beach· (CA), io4s lrvlne Ave, PO ducted by e gene111I pen-with the County Clerk ol n~•0070:0" m toa, i or· Saturday, Harbor Lawn, Cemetery • Mortuary
Costa MIU Dally Piiot Box -463. Irvine CA 92660 nershlp •\ Orange Coun~6·21 ·99 Jaaon John Ferguson Mt Olive, Cost1 Mesa. Cha....-i • C--•tory July 15, 1999 This business is con· Have yoo •tarted doing 1 7"990 4116 e Cotorado SI L • Survivors, son, Bob and .,.... ,...,,_
-----.,..--Th68--1 ducted by. a corporation bufh:" r~=lai DatlV Piiot June 24. July Beach. Calllomle 9081~ V(ile, P1tti. Gl'lndch11dren, 3500 PaclflcVlew D11t9
Flctltloue Bu1lnn1 Have yoo started doing roo m6 I led 1, 8, f5, 1999 f.h601 This business 11 con· Lisa Smllh·Cleghorn Newpott ~
Nam• Statement oo:neu yet?T~& 199-4 wi~·t:•~ C-,:~ o1 Fletltloua Bu1lne11 ducted by 111 lndtvldull Melinda Welnt.elmer: 844-a?OO
The IQllOWlng person1 -~~~~Jul~, 0111~ Coun't on 6·22·99 Name Sblt9t'Mnt ~ yoo started doing Kathleen McCabe, and s ~==::===~ ire 06irllfbUS11'1Aras· _..,.............., --ng naw111ws The ~No grNt-granoc:NIOl'tn. f. Owl Products, 701 King• re<:1or Detty Pilot June 24 Jlh are dolnQ lxnlness as Jason f'erguson Rd. Newport Belch. CA Th• Blltement wu llled 1 8 f 5 1999 Ttie08 S T.I. GN! 1599 Supe-This statement was filed 92600 with the COunty Clel1I of ' ' ' rlOf Ave eoita Mesa. Ca Wi1h 1tle COunty Cleft! of
Omer w. Long LTD. Orange County on 6-22·99 Actltloue Buslneaa 92627 ' Ofange Coull~ on 8·22·99
(Clllf), 701 Kier Rd . Daatv Pilot .1:8:7.: Hem. 8UtlerMnt Steven COolt. 2 Las DiltY Piiot J"":~ ~ eeactt. C 1 8. f5 1999 Theo? The following persons Plumas. RallCtlo Santa 1 8. f5 1999 uM Thelt dueled~~.:-'Ft~tftiou. Buslneaa
8'!:*1R~~sa 1'~180 ~~~ m: con· . ifMM£NT OF
Have yoo started doing HMM Btatilment Gothel'd St , Huntington duc:te<I by en lndMdtiaJ ABANDONMENT OF businesa yet? Yea; 1985 The lallowlng pertanS Beactl. Cakfomla 9264't Have ~ 1tal1ed doinO USE OF FICTITIOU9
OIMf W Long, L TO. are doing busll'IMS as Mr Joong Kun Lee, bOllnell yet? Yes. 5·1 ·90' B\ISINE98 NAME
Omer W l.Ong, Prealdent Tueadly Women'• In-17780 Go4h8rd St. Hunt· Steven Coale The followln ~•))
Thia a111ternent waa liled v•tment Club, 128 Vie ~ Baeh, Callfon'M8 This 9'ttement waa filed haa (heve) ~ ~ ~ ~:/:"S: ~~~Newport Beech, 9 nw! buSlneu ,. con• O:,: ~~~-: use o1 1t1e llctltlOUI buel·
1 791714 Be1gm1n·Ralllt . Mary ducted by en tnd!Yidual 1"911117011 ~ ":.rtP.oWera
Dally Piiot JolY 15..i.._~· Lynn, 128 v .. Mentone. Have yoo •tarted doing Dally Pilol June 24, JUiy p 0 Box 46r.1048 IMne 29, AUi 5, 1990 mu70 Newport Beectl. CA 92683 bu11neu Y8{1 No 1. 8. f5. 1999 The02 CA t2tMIO • ·
FlctrtJous IUalneH Boghollan. ~. 141 Joong Kun L.. ACiiilOUi lualneu The Flt11tlOUI BUllnell
Heme 8'8t9tMnt ~ch~g~~Newpon W:~~~ ~J~ NefM ...,..,,,.,.t 01me ,.,err.d 10 abCNe
The fonowlrlg persons Btlbelli Sheron 1841 Orengt Councy on 6·21•99 The lollowlnO peraont was llled In Orange~
ere 00.ng bu11Mu" G•l••Y 'onve Newport 1MM""77 are dOinQ bullneu as on 4113119, FILE NO. A.ADVANTAGE AS· eeeoo CA e• Daily f'llol June 2~ Ny SWISS' CUNIOUE, 436 199967896111 Fe~~~~t.,.360, CA~ ~ Linda 2193 Vista 1, 8, f5, 1999 rheOO ~°'!!,~··~It!.!!· ~,.~1,atrwey .~Aucllona, ....,,, ""·rle .......... _., Eatradl • NewPon Beach FiCihlOUi IUilftiia ..,.,..,.. _, -'· """H-5 ..... ' 1048 ........ ve., ,... ••-·,. CA e2eio ' Ii~ Hugi, 3!>35 E. 0 loll 4'3, NewpOtt = = c'1..al~05 HenneNey, Peulette, r:m-~""*,,.!,,. ca. H.wr • ~ 110, Co-Bwfl, CA t2teO
Tfllt bullneta '-·con· 21401 Yarl'l'KMh Line, aredOlnobullnnua ~Del=--02a5 ~~~~ duCt9d by an lndlVldull HuntlnOton Beech, CA 1 ) J ~ C LA IO A A. ~ by flll .,.:,._,con-Co ., .,_,
.....,.. you 1C81116 dolno t2t4e TORIES, b) CAA! "-.US .._ Yo" ..,_, '**19 Sl~y Pl'QdUctlOne buelnetl~VM,2 t<>-91 Jonea, Olene, 407 CORRECTIVE IKIN ~"'7No '91YJ ~ '
Coleen Merie W9111na Ctbrllo. eo.ta Meaa, CA CAAl1 9_MC INC . 3130 1E~ Hugi 01r.ctor
Tl* 1llllMllC..... -=., Ootiie 30 Alch-llilV' ~ Miell, "nlla 1111u 111111 w lllild Thia 1111 •• _...,
.... ~ Qefll Of .......___ • • ~ -Wiii .. ~ a.. °' .... Coull9r a. al Orqt~' ~ ~,..,.. ~~~·~· C>fw!f!~":. Qr.,._~
"Affordable
AlternatiVe"
Discount Clsket,
Cremadon&
BurJa1 Service
Why should you subject
yourself&: your family to
paying lnOatcd prices for
caskets a scmccs???l
............ WMlll'
.......... n 'a ~"°31=1~1 ~~~ CM ...... Oell••lla ~...,~"1.f.;C; .,.. .....
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• 1 ~ ... ..,... ducted by C01)al1Nl'I N111ne 8ta•ment H4We you 1tart9d CIOll'IJ .,,. IObiWIO Pt~ btlllneM yet? No
.. OOlrlQ ~.. Jamw J, Palm« MOO!~ ENV1AONMEN Sak Holdlng1. Inc ••
TAL 80l.VTIONS SYS Stewn A KafnQll. P1N1•
TIM. I07 C Eul 8lftloe ~ llatemeol tiled
BIW • Balboa, c.t1tom11 W1ttl Ille County Clertt °' i ~ Dee Whitt, 2225 E OfMge County on G-22·99 I Slnta Otrt Rd , Uf111 C, D '-• tt9Mn7oat Sant• Ant, Ca11forn11 ally P.1"" June 2•. JllY ll21'06 1, 8, 15, 1999 Th600
Thia t>vaineas 11 con· Actltloua 8utlnM• • ~ by: an lnrSMOutl Heme Statement
.....,. you sianed domo The fOlloWfnO pe7IOl'ls OUl!ntu yel? No •r• oo.ng t>u1lnha ea: Deni 0. Whitt • • C·CON ENTERPRISES,
Thie Statement was filed INCORPORA"l'.EO, 2760 with 1t1t County Clertc Of Loog'M>Od CdJn. Costa
Orange County on 8· 14·99 Meat. CA 92626
• tttM7Mm C·Con Enterposet. In· Dt"(i P11ol June 24, J~ co1ported, (CA), 2760 10ACd~= Bu•I=~ ~C:~~ 9~rt, Costa
,..,,_ atet.ment Tl\ls business 15 oon
The follc>Wlng pe11ons dUcte<I b~ • OOfPOfalion .,.. doing buslnitu as Have you atatted dOing
H11rt Touch ln11rne· business yel? Yn, 199-4 llOnal, 411 Poppy Ave • eo-' C·Con Enterprises, ~-. rone del Mar. CA 92625 ConatanQe J Boodreau
011nn1 Tc:ibey, 411 Vice Pres
Poppy Ave , Colone del ™' •latement was filed Mar, CA 92625 wtlh lhe County Cll11t o4
This bullneSI la con· Oflnge CountL~·ll-99 ducted by an lndMdual 1 111120
Hava yg1.1 ttarted dolnO Dally Pilot July 15. 22. buslneft yet? No 29, A!!_i: 5, 1999 Th672
Donna Tobey Flctffiou• Bu•lnesa
This stai.ment was filed N1me Statement With ltlt County Cieri( ot The lollovt'ing pel"SOllS
Orange County on 6·29·99 111re doing business as
1""7117734 Amazing Threads. 1760
Otlly Pilot Jtliy 1, B. 15. Monrovia C·2. Costa
22, 19911 Th620 Mesa. CA 112627
ActJilOua Bu1lneH Ultimate SPONwear Inc .•
Neme ~ment !Ca), 3535 E PCH. Suite Thi following persons 3J2. Corona del Mar, Ca are doing butltlesa 81 92625
Bower Enterprltll This business Is oon· 27822 Camino Caplstran0 due1ed by· a ootpOratlon
8-1, L.agune Niguel, ea Have you staned doing
926n business yet? Yes,
Shlrlerle Bower, 28611 07-01·99
Ave Del Cabello Ugun8 Ultimate Spor1Swear Inc., Nlaull, ca 1126n' WoO<Jy Wiison, Vice Pres!·
Thlt business 11 con· donn · ciJc:tld by: an lncllviduel This statement was hied
Hava you siartld doing wllh lhe County Cl•rk of bUllfl911 ye1? No Orange County on 7-9·99
Shltttne Bower 1119M798722
Thia ~atement was llled Daily Pilot July 15, 22, wttn lhe CoufllY Clettt of 29, Aug. 5. 11199 Th673
Otanga Coun~ on 8-211·99 Flctltloua BualneH
ttHl7t1129 N•m• Statement
DlllY Piiot JUiy 1, 8, 15, The loftowlng persons 22, 19911 Th621 ara doing bu11ness as
FICtltlOua ButfneH Douglas lntel10ls, 517
Name Statement 18th Street, HunlJngton
The follo'#ing pel$OllS Beach. CA 92648·3805
aredolngbualneuas Douglas Wa rren -> Co!'ll!Mtt• Your Slalf b) Burgeu, 517 181h Street,
oompleleyourstaff com.' c) Huntington Beach. CA
Complete Stalling. d) Com· 112843805
plete Stlfflog FfllOUrcea This business 1s con-•) c; 0 mp 11 11 11•1• duded by an lndlVldual
Ongraaourot1.net, 20505 Hava you started dolf10 v........ Linda Blvd •330 business yet? No ,.,._ ·• " • Douglas w Bu1gess
YO!t>e Und'J.~ 92888 TI111 stalemen1 was tiled ,..=r.1~1f= = With Iha County Clerll ot t.) 20505 Yotba Linda Orange County on 7·9-99 ... ..,,. v--190067118757
CA 9-J;;'• .,..,. Linda, Daily Pltol July 15, 22,
Thia l>Ullness la con· 29. Aug. 5. 1880 Th661
duttld by. • QCHJ>018lton FlctltJoua Butlnua
Have you 11arted doing Name Statement
bullneas yet? No The lollowlng persons
Anthony J1H1ry Corpo-are domg business as
rmt!On, Dev• Plludl, Prest· RAG IMPORTS 1"" denl · • ~ TNa statement was Iliad Topaz. Balboa Island, CA
w1th lhe County Cllrlt of 92662
Ofange Cou~~29•99 Rene A Geolfray, New·
1 me &: Beach. 124 roc:iaz.
Delly Piiot July 1 8 15 lboe Island, N8WJ>Ot1 22 11511 ' niez2 Beach, CA 92662 • This buslnes5 ts con
FlctttJoua Butl,_. ducied by'. an 1ncliVIClu8I
N8'M St•tement · Have you started doinO
The IOllOWlng pem>nl bu~ ~~~y .,. do.nQ bUllness as. This 11atemeo1 was filed
CMl. Em.tpnza. 1644 Mlh lhe County Clerk ol
Superior Ave , Costa O<ange County on 6·2l·99 Meu. CA 92827 1ttM7MM4
Cof"eY M Lyon. 16521 ~ Ptlol June 24 ~ Soutl'I F>9C!f1C Ava , Sunset 1 8 5 1....,, Th6l Buch, CA 90742 ....;.'......;...' __-.•_.."""-·----
Thta businNI is con· Actltlous BualneH
duded by an lndMdual N8tne Statement
Have you llar'led dOlng The IOl!owlng persons ~ J"t? No are doing busfnep as: Th'i~ta~ was filed LNlherwoll Music. 2n5
wl1h 111 County Clertt of Mesa Verde Or. tP102. Otange Coun'! on 7-13•99 Colla Men, CA 92626
1118817"021 Dean Mannew Roberts. 2775 11.\ese Verde Or • Dally Pi1o4 JUiy ts. 22. P102. Coata Mesa, CA 211, A~ 5, 19911 Th875 92626
Fictltlout Busl,._H This butiness is con·
N8mt St8tement dUCted by. an lndlvldual ·
Thi IOlloWlng persons Have you staned doing
are doing butlneu as. bu1lneas ~17 No
PROTO DIET SYSTEM. Dean Roberts 20341 Irvine Avenu9-Sufll Tl\la atalemenl was flied 08, Sama Ana Helgtlta, CA Wtltl IN County Clert\ of
92707 Orange Coun:It:.~22·99 Pl'Olo Diet System, Inc., 1 7039
(CA), 20341 Irvine AV.nut, Dally Pilot June 24. July
Sulie oe, Sant• An• 1. 8, f5. 1m Th610
Heights, CA 92707 Fictitious Bualnesa
Thia bualnNs 11 con-N•m• Slatement
duded by: • oorpcwaUon The followvlg persons
Have you atatttd dOlng are~ buslnlSI as· bulineu Y9(7 v... CMsta 1 An1lquet & Fine
June 1, 1099 Grits 3211 Mame Avenue,
Proto Diet system Inc • Bafbol Island, CA 92662 Kavin Lawrence, President cn111ta He:¥. 6 Alara Thia llalMlenl WU fllld 1-"'--CA ....,. .:. • With flt eouncy Olene o1 ....... '"'" ...
n...-~13 ""' ChartM Heilig. 6 AICi(11, ...... _._ on • ... ., IMne. CA 9261•
t I n. bullnnl II con-0.ily P1lot "1 15. 22. ducced by husti.nd and ~. 1999 Th677 Wll•
---=r:ICililOut Bt.talneH Have you ataned doing ...,... ltRiment bullnua yet? HO
o11ow1ng perlON Chrtata Hawkin• Hallio
• ~ bullnau u Thi• 11aiement was filed ~ ntetpliH&, 1528 With lhe County Cllrtt ol FIUfMne, Newport 8-dl. Ofange County on 6·22·1111
I Ca 820fl0 1""f87Qotf
' Gwan O SI•. t 526 Oattv Prlot June 2'!: July RueNane Newpor'I Beaeh. 1. 8. fS, 1999 th613
Ce 8"ieiO FiOtldOUe BUaiftMa
Thie bullneu 11 QOO· Heme St81efnent
i doc:ced by an lndl\lldual The toffowloO per$00S J Meile you started doing ere doing buatness as,
,.i bulintU yel? Yu. E·Boals 11 UdO 3424 Vla •·~O S'-Opono 1103,
0
Newport ...,_, • ,. Beact\, CA 112663
Thll \tai.mtnt w11 filed Sandt• Lee Willey Lewis, • wlltl the County Citric o4 1Hobeoc>, La~ Nlguel. -~~CA~11.
Daly Pb J!Jti 151 22• Thll bollneas ia con·
tt, AuQ 5, 1'K Th678 ~ ~n.~
,......... 9ua11'1Mt bullnMS yet? Y•, 81=
..... ............ s.ndrll lee Wiiiey L ... Thia IUllillnent ... Ned Tl'lit ~ peftOnl Wiii lhe County Oertc °' •aoMIG ~S::...C. Orange Ccu11y on 6·22·119 ) Cl1 _... • 1•1111~
•11 Allllll'N 'b ·~· o.ilY PllOI JUne 24 Jul¥ ~·Mldlell. 111 1. e, ts. um Tt.e12
_..,,.. • .. ·n Hunt· flctltloue aue1neet
lrdDn lwh. Cell. 92M8 ...... ~t ,_ 'TNI ~ II oon• The lollOwinO PlflOnl
ClllClld bf, an .=u-' are doing bUlil*' .. .::-~ y 6'~ HALL AU1'0 SALES. ~ • 6140 E LaP.,_ 201, ='=,.,.,. ...... ~ ..... ~
.... COUnlJ ... Of Jllrnee 0 Hall 9021 Cbftl8~ lelcora, Huntln_gtor
-. ~~ Beldl, ~ NM1 Dllw ~ J/lllfl ~ Am ..... 8021 'MJ• ' lelcore, Hun~ton .... -&:::· '='=II~
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FlctlUoue Butl,,. ..
Heme Statement n. lolowing persons
8/'8 OolnO boSlneu ••
BeectiDuoe. 1004 w Balboa Boulevatd, New·
port BHch, CaJ1fornla
92661 KC Heyl'in. 1004 W
Balboa Boulevard, New·
pon Beach, Calllornll
92661 TI1la bullllHS IS ClOll·
c:tucled by; 811 lndl'vldual
Have you ·•tarted ~
t>uSIOeu yet? Yes.
07i'0111999
K.C H9~n This s111emen1 wu hlod
wl1h the County Clerk OI
Or9t1g1 County on 7-2·89
199111798217
Oaltv Pilot July 8, 15, 22,
29, 1§99 Th655
FlctltiOut Bualnea•
Name S'-"tement The l0How1ng persona
• are ~ business as
POSTNET, 4023 Biren Street, Newport Beach, CA
92660-2231
John Charles Klplslul)j.
3051 Loren Lane. Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
Sandi& Sue K1pls1ut11.
3051 Loren Lane, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
This bvS1ness Is con-
ducted by: husbend and
wife
Have you started doing
business yel? No John C Krpktuhl
ThiS statement was filed
W•lh the County Clerk of
Orange County on 7·2·99
191196798112 DailY P1to1 Juty 8, 15, 22,
29. 1!!99 ThS-40
Flctltiou1 BualneH
Name Statement
The followlng persons
are doing business as:
Software Consulllng,
2302 Elden Ave., #8,
Cosla Mesa. CA 92627
Hele" E Henderson.
Inc .• (CA). 2302 Elden Ave·
nue •B. C6sta Mesa, C1'
92627
This busmess la COO·
dUC1ed by· a corp«allon
Have you staned doing
business yet? Yes. 511199
Helen E. Hende11on,
Inc • Helen E Handerson.
President
This S1atemen1 was liled
with ltlt County Clertc of
Orange Coun~ on 6·29-99
1""78T128 DailY Ptlol July 1, 8, 15,
22. 1999 Th623
Actttiou• ButlneH
Name Statement
The folloWtng persoN
are domo buSI095S ea GMI Design. 190 Hart·
ford Dr., Newport Beach.
CA 92660 Gaby MouS&a, Inc., 190
Harttorct DI•, Newpor1
Beech, CA 92660
Ttl!s bus1ne11 Is con•
ducted by· a corporation
Have you 11arted doing
bu~IOOSS yet? No Gaby Mou.sa. Inc. Gaby
Moussa, President
This 11n111emen1 waa hied
wilt! the County Cieri! ot
Orange County on 6-211·99 t989e711n11
Dally P1lol July 1, 8, 15,
22, 1999 Th6C!4
FICtltlou• BualneH
Name Statement
The loftoWlnO persons are dOWlil buS1neu as A CUf ABOVE LAND·
SCAPE TROUBLE
SHOOTING, '¥74 TrabucO
C11dt, Costa Mela, CA •
92627 Timochy Michael Mitchel,
974 Trabucxl Circle Colla
Mela. CA 92e21
This busineSs la con·
dUcted by an lndlVtduaJ
Have you started dolnO
business yer7 Yes, 611~
Tlmothy MICNet Mllchltl
This s1111emen1 was l•led with the County Clertc ol
Oflnga Coun"i on 6·29·99 19911179n11 OallY Pilot July .1, 8, 15,
22, 19911 Th625
Flctltlout Butlnua
Nam• Statement
_The follOwtng persons
are doing t>uslness aa· 81ghom AudlO Syslems.
1503 South Coast Drive,
SUlte317, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Blghom tntormallon Sys·
tams. (CA). 1503 SoUlh
Coast t>mi.. SUlte 317,
Costa Meaa, CA 92626
This business Is con-
duc:led by • corporallon
Have you s&aned doing buslnaSs yer7 No •
8ighOm lnlonnallon Sya· tems. Btlan B. Booher.
Prestdeol
Thi$ statement was flied
With the County Clef1I of
Orange County on 6-29·99 t"9t1tm5
Otl!V Pilot July 1, 8, 15,
22. 1099 Th826
FlctltiOus BualneH N81M~t
The following perM>nt
are domg buslOISS as.
M JS COMPANY, 1813
E. Balboa Blvd , Newport eeac:n, ca 92661
Martin Sandercod<, 2222 L~urel, Upleod. CA g1186
James C Bice. 11113 E.
Balboa Blvd , Newport Beach, CA 92661
SvtYla B. Bkle, 1813 E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Bu.di, CA 92681
Thia buslMll II 000-dudecl by: a general partlllfShip H~ ~~ OOilig
SYIVll 1C6:C.. This a1at1ment wa• hied
wtltl lhe ~ty Clel1c. OI
Otanga CounlY on 8·25-99 ~ .... 7114IO
Deify. Pliol JIJIY 1, • 1 5.
22. 1098 Th627 FfCthlOUi LiJMie ,....,. ...... .,t
The tolowlno penone .,.. dolnG bultn9ll ..
HATcA CO, 1~ VIA•
ley view .. • Unit a 175, ~ GrcM. CA 12645
Mlct*" fllll.1.. ~7' Ttrrll
Pl.:z_ ~ "°" tHU I "9 bulirllN Is oon• duded by• en~
Hew you ...... dall'9
bUllrlMI ~ v .. .
Olllta.91
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C>Nngl~
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!Ion I~~ Off tot fn. Actltlou• llUll"-• Flctltioua QualneH Flctttloua Bual""• D•spvet ckt QUI I SCRIOLU UN tiAlt> CON -I 91r,
rpe,hon Clu1lno ttQutar H•rne St8tement Name Stat.men• H•m• St8tement ~ cuocrn IU DOMltllUM PLANS A ... T ........ d
bu5lrlHI hours from fO 00 nlB lollOwlng pefll)N The lol!Ow\ng per;~ IA liene Ufl plaZO •R£ESTAI~!: 0 --..... d .. ~ a tn IO 4 00 pm by any 818 dOlrlO bollnaU u. ll'V doing busine • .. .,!~~':!'°"$ de 30 OIAS CAl:EN. AREA· F~ SAID UNllS --.d ~ .. .....,..., .. ...
CftlU!1 Who requests It Evans Consultlrig SeN· a) HSC b) BlrOfree a) viaron 3000 E·Com OARIOS peia pr tllllf Al() COHDOMINIUJA "" --...... -·
Wlflln 180 dayt •her ine lcH, 2s1&2 cnar11n<1a 9071 Reoa1t11 Dova Horn· m11et Consulllng, bl IM'l8 ,.spuefla l8Ctlta • DfVHEINO~'co~g_T,,,o' t~ ...-. ..s .,__ • dell ol 1tv. put>licelJon Drive Ap4. E·78 Milal0!1 notoo ee.cti CA git;..e meQUlflll en tN OOl1I """ ""''" ~ ._al .. ...,~ d
TM loUndatlon's pnna• Vieio: CA 92691 ' f<a,. Taht• 9671 Regalia ~~°!Gr~f). c)ergera~ Utll Cllltl o una meda OOOK 14221. PAGE 628 rm. al .. • IWl247117 _,
pal olttQI le located et MJchael P. Evana. 25162 Onve Hunllnglon Beem ecmfflemt. d) Gll\IM 18iefOl1Cll nQ le Olf9Clf8 OF OfFICIAl.. RECORDS ...,, .. ~ ...
1000 OUaN StrMI. Soll• CMrlinel• onw. Apt E·78, CA 11~ • Dt J>(O!ecoon. llJ .... ~ OF ORANG COUNTV. Cll!9f. • .... """'91
1200. N•wf)Or1 Be&<Jl. Ca MiU!OO Viejo. CA 926111 This business IS OOtl'" CortuTlerce• 191141 ESier~ eacrllll a INIQUlnJ Ilene CALIFORNIA I ... •...._.°"' a cno:
92600 IMS 762-8265 The Thia> bU$1tl956 IS con· dud~ by en inCSMfjual que CUITlflllr °"' tu lol wlll be I01d et publlc *-11¥ J -at Cid ~t manager ol.,.. dUcledby anlndtvidll81 Ha'ltl you lartoc:t doi"" Roed,1Mo8,CA92612 rnalldedu legit•• uc:tiononU\e sot .-•ac:M*._..., ....
I< ation la Jlclc Mason . Have you staned doing bus•oen yet? No . .., Rote Marla Gramme, aprQPlada• ~ UYtle\1 qule1e QQ1 Dolt• Str , Sull• cw ...,_ 9llllGI .w '-' ~
John L Rvthel c p A. WllOHa ye1? Yes Kal1 Tahtl 19"44t Sia"' SeClO Ro.110. Qllt la ~ 8~ tu 160, N .. wpott Bcacti. Celi _.. ....... ...:illcrl cw
1000 Ouatl ShMI #200, June 14, 1999 Thi$ tatement was filed Irvine. CA 92612 ca!IO 10trv11. on A\IOUSI 6, 191#9, ..,. llll't ....... ,. __,
NeiNpOrt Beacn, Ca 112660 Mldulel p. Evans with the CO\lnly Clerk ot Th11 busoneaa Is con SI U&le<l,. l"IO p11&enta &U •I 9 00 AM • IO ttlG .nigtlell ~102 d ,. .... Clll9t ..
Published Newport Ba1t;h· Tiils statement was hied Orenge Countv on 6_25.99 dueled by an lndrvldUal resp1Jeslr a 1 .. mpo pued9 bid<ltr 101 ~. wsflle(• ~ 111 9 ~" t'til Coste Mesa Dolly Piiot with the County Clerk ol 11111967117444 Have you •US'1ed doing perOer et CHO, y,. pueuen chtcl< drawn on a stale ot .... ti ,. ...,. .,_ or.
/JUiy 15, 1m Orange County on 7.g.99 Dally Pilo,I Juty 1 8 lS buslneas )'917 No qU1ta.r su ulano, tu d1ne10 nat1onalbe11 cN1c~ drawn '-' mlill • Gllll*d,. "'--
______ __;.T~~..:.9 1Q886788784 22 1999 'Thei9 W:: ~!~"';:;war; filed y otras coaaa de su un • 5t,ate !l' lede1a1 ..... ~ ~ h..,...,. ..
Ft 11 B I Dally Pilot Julv 15 22.() !I propiedad sin av1so adl · 1ngs end loan aasoelelion. _ _. ~ ........ _. ...___ cttoua utnea• 29 Aug 5 199!) fhe5g FctltloueBualneH wtth lne County Clertc 01 cionalp<>fpartedelac0r1e uvings auocta1ion, or .._, ____ _
Name Statement • -· · Name Statement Orange County on 7·2·99 E.xlstan otros requtsltos 11vmga bank 6peol•ed In .,.... ., .. :: ot..,..
The tOllowtng peison! Actltloua Bualness Th• following persons 19996798153 1egales Pvede que usted F1n4ncial CocM S1Jchon • • 11111W d $1111 • •• are dOlng bu$1~aa as N1me Statement are doing t>uslnan a1 Dally P1lo1 July 8 15, 22. qU1era namat a un abogado 5102 end' aurhorlled 10 oo .. .._ Illa --o
The Wedgtl' Surfwea1 Tlle looowmg pel$()ns Devin's Pro Shop. 1727 29. 1999 ThM2 lnmedta1ament1, SI no ~111sineu 1n C811IOO'lla ~ ....-" .,,...,
Company, 26034 Acero are doing business as N ...tiope Street FO\lnta1n Ffctltlou1 BvslneH (XlnOCe • un abogado, The 6ale y,IU be ITlillO ~ * 'PIWI "
Mission \llalo. CA 92691 RLROCKWELL, 1280 Va.ney, CA 92708 • N•m• Statement pUede Pamar a un $8MCIO ,Volllhout ~,. •• °' war ~ '° --'f ..
M1rk Phllllps Lehman, 36 ei.scn. B9·512. Newpon Devin La Bolllta, 203 The IOllowlng pel'50rls de referencia de af>oOadol rent.,. 'regarding title, •~•\ tlClnd bf lllid Oralee Street. Newpon Beach, Ca 92660 Topai, Balboa !stand. CA ere CIOI~ business as: o a una oflclna de ayuda le-pOMeu on. 01, encUfTI· 01111S ~ ........., 111111
Beach, CA 92663 Rhonda L Roclr.Ylell. 9266~ • R bert A.gg1111 and As gal (vell 8' <llrectono tale· b~a lo Ml(l)ly the ob· .,..... • Jlflllllllld twwi. ftf
This'. business 11 con: 7911 E San:M1gue1 5 7. T~ls bus1neS1 ·Is c:on! SOCl~tes. 327 E .18\tl SI. foojco) ligcilion ~urud uy ltiO h irc*I plW'QpllDt*maf h
ducted by en lndlvidoal Scol1sdate, AZ. 85250 dueled by an lnc!Mdual •E, Costa Mesa. CA 92660 CASE NUMBER: Deec:t ot Trust e•ecuied bV "'* tend ti, ..0 died llilfl
Have you staned doong This buSlnt>Ss 1s con· HaV9 you staned doing Robin Ear1 R.gg•nl 327 (Numaro ct.I Caao) Terry L nd LoulH R ,... ~ 11 ~., ..S •
bu11ness yet? No ducted by an Individual busooess yet? Yes, E t Bth St , •E. Co61a 88HC5002 Rhodes. Trustees ol Te1ry !di "" dwglll Ind...-
Marti Phltrips Lehman Have you staned doing 06/22199 M CA 92660 The name and addteu L and ~e R Rhodes ol "' ~ 9ld ,. Niii
This statement was filed busmess ~?No Devin La BolMa ~ bU of "'8 oourt is (El nombre F tnily TIUSI E&tabl w.eu c:r.-.r bv l9d OMO d r,_.
wllti thl County Claitl o4 Rhonda L. Rocl\we• This statement was fled dUci llOel~ual<:on· y d1raccion de la OOr1.I es) AuguSI 23 H179 as D..i .07AW1& Fored1n • Oranoe County on 8·22·99 nus Slatemenl was hilld With the Cqunty Clertt. ol H ed b~en518r1ed doing OFlANGE COUNTY MU· Trustcx. IO Chicago Tille ,........, Inc.. • ~ 19006797017 Wtlh lhe County Clert\ ol Orenge CoUnty on 6-25·99 bu ::.. t7 No NtCIPAL COURT. Company, a Ca !Qrl'lil cor· Colponilian •• ll\llllll 08A
Oa.IY Piiot June 2•. J\Ay Orange County on 7.9.99 111996797'31 ~rt i:11 Riggins 4601 Jamboree Rd , t104 porauon, as Tru$1ee lot 2enlUI T,.... S.W-. ?17
1 8, f5, 1999 Th603 1111196798763 Darty P1tol JUI)' 1 8, 1S. This Sl8temen{ Was ltle<I Newport Beach, CA tne benefit I nd r.ecurtr; Of Em:lrOiO Aoe "2 V. C4
Flctltloua Bualneaa Dally P110t July 15. 22. 22 1 &99 Th630 w11t1 Ille county Clertc ol 92660-2595 erry L Rtl<>Oet ariG Lou 920M (160) 758-7122 e, O.W >
Nam• St1tement 29• AUQ-5· 1999 Th660 Fictitious ButlneH Orange County on 7·2·99 HARBOR lse. R Rl\Odes 8$ een.11· fmi....., Pln581 OTM
The tollowtng persons Fictitious Business Name Stetement 1099e'788152 The name. address, end· ciary. dbted March 7f! 1-01_1_15 __ 0707_12211221_119!19~----
'"............ .. • ..... Stotemenl '"' ........ ....... Da"J.:""' ,~, •. 15. 22, :l."."':":.":: = :r:m.~\"'N:~~·~ NOT~• ~$TlE'S ORCO PLUMBING & Tha lollowtng persons are dotnp business as 211. 1 • Th643 witnout an anomey Ii. (El lhe Oltieial Rewrl1& ot o' A E
DRAIN CLEANING. 1730 are dOlng business as sexua Treasures. 2675 Fictitious Business nombre 1a direcoon v al nga Covnty Calotor111a 1n T S No 90CA LOiWI
Pomona Ave. '12. Costa Jesus Auto Glass. n 5 Irvine Avenue, Suite F267, Name Stat'ement numero' de telelono del tne amount ol ~mt4 .
Metia. Cah1omla 92627 West 17th SI , Ste. A, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 The IOllowing persons abogado del demand§nte $605 ooo oo lncluclm'il me Y ARE IN OEFAUL T~·
C & N McPherson. Inc., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Connie L Best. 2675 die oo.no business as o det oemandante que n0 101at amount' ol the unpaiCl A ~E Of TR T
(CA), 1730 Pomona Ave, Jesus Aguilar, 1982 Ma· Irvine Avenue. Su11e F267 CORPORATE CAREERS. 11ene. ab<>OadO es) balanoe and 1ea><>nably ~Y~QS ST ~~I' #1 2. Costa Mesa. Cantor· pie St • # 102A. Cos la Costa Mesa. CA 92627 INC • 1500 Quail SL Suite ERIC v TRAUT H limaled 00$11, e•penlo8S. Y1W~o F TET moo nla 112627 Mesa, CA 92627 This business la con· 290, Newpon Beach. CA 146644 714·835-7000 and advanc11s al the 1<me ERTY T · e
This business is . con· This business is con· ducted by an individual 92660 THE TRAUT LAW FIRM, o! 1n111a1 pubhcahon ot 111ls ~~8.tT A ~Bl~Y'
ductec:t by· a corporation ducted by. an lncllvldual Have you staned doing Corporate Careen• Inc., 200 W Santa Ana Blllc:t no11t11 IF y ~ED AN EXI
Have you staned doing Have Vol.I started doing business rel? No (CA). 1500 Quall St. SUlte Suite 900. Santa Ana. CA The unders191l90 TIUst&r NATI THE NATU business yet? Yes, 1996 business yet? No Connie • Ber>I 290, Newport Beaeh, CA 92701 w as appoint ed and Of TH PROCEEDIN c a N McPherson, Inc., Jesus Aguilar Thts statement was filed 92660 D,t.TE OCT 13 11198 subshtuled as Trus111e un AG>INm YOU Y
Carl McPherson, Pr81ilden1 This statemen1 was ltled with I.he County Cieri< ol TI1is business 1s con-ALAN SLATER. Clark, der ll"le Deed of T r\lsl by an SHOU · CONTACT A
This 11a1ement was hied with Ille County Clerk of Orange County on 6·25·99 ducted by a corporation by ISi s. Pertcln1, O.puly instrument o:Jte<S Mey 29, LAW'< wllh the County Cle(l< ol Orange Counly on 7.9.99 11111987117463 Have you started doing PubHshed Newport Beach· 19iltr and remmed 00 A l>Ubk ~ Ale lo Vie
Orange County on 6·22·99 19996791175"4 Da•:rsP1lot July 1 8, 15. t>vsiness yet? Yes. 1~ Costa Mesa Daily PtlOI Juna 5 19'J8 as lnstru· = Chedt for C3Stl
D P 1899627117J01ty6 2f~ly P~t1 ~~ 15~2 22. 1 9 Th631 Corporate CarMrs. Inc.. July 15. 22. 29, August 5 ment No 199il0354342 01 Slate or'nallOnal =' ~ al~ 1101 June 4, u • U9 · Flctltloua BuslneH Dolores Cron111, President 1999 ill657 inti 0010al RCIQ.l(OS ol Of b ilOeraj
1. 8, 5, 11199 Th604 Fictitious Business Name Statement TI11s stat111Tl8nl was filed TSG No . 3741876-T72 ange Counfy Cet•omia, = ~~ ~ ctl80t
Flctltlout BualneH Name Statement The IOllowmg persons v.11h tne Couniy-c1vnrol Fii N ". 1000 32 03 and. ••ecuted by llrrry L drawn by i1! SUllre or ~ Ntrme S'-"tement are doing business 1r. 01ange County on 7·2-99 e o.. · • Allodes and Lou H R sa~s ano IOln ilSIOCllrOO. The IOlov.lno persons The tollOWtng persons VILORIA COMPANY, 1"96798146 NOT1C~ OF Rnodea wndet the or sA~~ or
are doing business as arPeldolngPELINbusE P~RsaALasEGAL, 1805 Orange Ave Costa Dally PllOI J\.lty 8. 15, 22. TRUSTEES SALE p10VIS10n:. 01 the Oce<j of ~ 11'1 Salabro us A. 2109 w " Mesa. CA 92627 29. t999 Th64• YOU ARE IN DEFAULT l rvst ' . 51 °' h ll\8llCal Flofa SI. Santa Alla CA 112 46ttl Slleel. Slllte 6. Jay Edward V11of1a. 1104 Fletitloua Business UNDER A DEED OF This Rio II oondJClll<l Ill ~in~~~
92703 Newporl Beactl. CA 92663 W Balboa Blvd , Newport N Slat ent TRUST DATED MARCH !tie reque.i ot Terry L b ~ Rooella Salazar, 2109 Enc Slc;Jllf!I Bleuel. l12 Bctl, CA 92661 ame em 25, 1996 UNLESS YOU Rhr<Sas and Louise R t.eld ~ ll!t_._ al w Flora SI • Santa Ana 461h Slrctlt. SU>te B. New· ThlS business •• con· Tile IOllowing persons TAKE Ac T I 0 N T 0 Atl()del as Bcnelldaiy ~tlie .,.~·.., .. oon-
CA 8:N03 port Beach CA 92663 ducted by an individual .,H. dOlrbnol bu..""9ss as, •06 PROTECT YOUR PROP· Y,f\0$ aOdrff' l:i !IOI vive-410 Sid now rllld bY the This~ business IS con-Tl'lls business IS con-Have you staned doing e a .. qua, .. .. ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD Dove Stteet $u\le 160 IN-11'1 the hert!lnllflef ...
dueled by· an lndrvldual duc1ed by an lndMdoal bU$lness yel? Yes 1 ·93 ~k~~l4~unhngton AT A PUBLIC SALE IF Newport 8each Ce lornra scnbed ~~ nl
HaV9 you 5tarted doit'lg Have you started doing Jay E. V1lona • !no D Morgan. 1401 YOU NEED AN EXPl,.ANA· 9213r,o 3033 D111C1!00lt IO P.Uf'Uilrll lo 8 Id of=
busineu yet? Yes, 5115199 business yel1 Yes. 7· 1 ·99 Tnls stalement was lt•ed • LakeslOe Lane, Huntington TION OF T11E NATURE Ille Pl"Oflflrlf may De OO· (je9Cfltled bebw '*
Rogelia Salazar Enc Blellel wl1h Iha County Clark ol Be en CA 92648 OF THE PROCEEDING tamed by subm n1ng a wut 08 made bUt wdhlXJt
This statemeni was ltled ni.s·sta1emen1 was ltled OrangoCountyon6·25-9ll J':,. • Prevenone. 1404 AGAINST YOU. YOU 1en request to tt e Benett· nant . .2!~~
with lhe County Clartc ol o:n:::.e ~ty~ 07~;9~ 1911967117439 Lakoalda Lane, Hunhnglon SHOULD CONTACT A oary within ten c:Jaya 01 lho ot ~:. '"g;-°lfiiiiil:
Orange County on 6·22·99 ,,... 19006798753 Daily Pilot July 1 8. 15. Beach, CA 92648 LAWYER I ISi publlcation ot tl)i$ no· =r=:·pey ltll
199111797021 Otly Pl 5 22 22, 1999 Ttl632 This business Is con-NOTICE IS HEREBY bee ~ sim:N!~ Dally Pilot June 24, July 1 1 oc Ju~ 1 ' STATEMENT OF ducted by a gene1al GIVEN ltlat tNI real proc:i-Notice ot dalaull and secured by lhe of TM 1. 8, 15, 1999 Th60S 29, Aug 5. 199 Th664 ABANDONMENT OF partnership arty S1t11ated In Orange election to :.ell the de "#th mteniSt ~
Fl titl B I H •• ,,..,. .._1 County. Cahlonn known scobed real p1operty utl<Jer th8fl!OO as ~...1 ill
Flctltlou• BualneH e OUI UI neas use OF FICTmous ave you t?s ... "" ...... ng as 26 Northampton Coult lhe Deed ·o1 Trust was IP. note{a) '.ldV~~
Name 'Statement N1me Statement BUSINESS NAME bu=~~t!ti~: Newport Beach, Cahlom1a' c98oiru3tld 1153 tnstiume0nt No leflTlt of the-Deed °'m T1
The lo11ow1ng persons The lollowing penions The lollowlng person(•) Thl1> statement was filed and descnbed as · 5434 ol me lhC18' rnterest lheraon. '-·-are doing business as has (have) abandonotj the TRA 07070 Records ol lhe County c.t\ll'Qes and expeMllS
••• dOlng .,., .. iness as ·Wieland Ware Mexican usu ot 11\e llcllhous busl· with the County Clerk ot A.P No 939-23-0t2 Dated Julv 13 19911 Trusfee for Iba IOCal ~ Slim~Oistnbullng,3« Cookery, 163-4 Pomona nessname· OrangeCountyon 7•2•99 SaeElth1bitA IS! Te11y L RhO<Jes (llllle~1 c Clflhefllbll
Evening Canyon Rd · Co-Ave Costa Meu. Ca INine Attema1rve Health 11111987118147 EXHIBIT A Tf\l&tee ¢alien of Cle NOia of ro.:ot~:~;A~~6~~.. 92627 Center, 14785 Jeffrey Rd 29~~:rsi:1lot July B, u~ PARCEL 1. Terry L Rllod9', re~~ to ning c.rtyon Rd . Corona , Bart>ara Wieland, 1634 # 108. Irvine. Cahlornla Fictitious Bual-et UNIT 112 AS SHOWN 901 [)(Ne SlftMll 511,1 ~:..'°"',,,..:;on _ amoun0_ nt .r tar. C Pomona Ava., Co1la 92620 ,,.... AND DEANED ON lliAl 160 Newport Bffd\, ca ..... , be Ir·-• .., •• ol
O ~·· bu~,.::2~s con· Mesa ca 92627 The FICbltOVS Buslnes:o Name Statement C E R T A I N C O N 1om11 92660·3033 UIDsTOR Thlbet ~ Thii. w:.1,,.SS Is (;Qr\• Mme relened lo ab<>W The following persons OOMINIUM PLAN RE· Pubt!Stled N ~Beed! ~· m.ned man IS his d~ed by an :=i: dueled by an individual was hied 111 Orange County are doing business as CORDED IN BOOK 14221 ~a~ Da!IY Plloe and ieparll!e ~y ave you .,' No no Have vou started doing on 07110/98. ALE NO a) WAXMATE. b) AIR· PAGE 528 OF OFFICIAL Joly 15 22, 29 1~ uty . _Aoooinled Tf\.IS!ee bul~ yet buslne$S yer7 Yes. 7-1 .9§ 19986763982 • TIME. 4208 Rrver Ave.. RECORDS Th682 pt!aall'*" l"IC, R9cD'Old ~ 98"::nt filed Barbara W1813nd Phuong lll( Minh Pllam Newport Beach. CA 92662 PARCEL 2 Jf' 1~ -~ 11118 was This statement was filed 283 TangelO IMne eau: Mdlall W111lam Ryan. AN UNDIVIDED 1/50 IN 1.-. a.. \tM!bitM'tllt No 9S-03799«.
\Ollilh Ille ~ty ~~ : wittl the County Qefil ot tom .. 92620 ' ' <1208 River Ave , Newpott TEREST IN AND TO LOTS Ofllr IUQ..5 F• •S AP 6c:iai AeconSs Ill h of
Onlnga 1.:t'.79niz2 Otange C<Ul~7 9-99 Shennon A Bums Beacti. CA 92662 1, 2. 3, AND 4 OF TRACT ~ ~10 ._. al fie ~
1 8 5 19~ Th60e Dally P1lol Juky 15, 22. Th11 business IS con· dueled by an 1ndrvl<klal MAP RECORDED IN YciunndU.llnlilreo.daf X:,"'~ Of f.e'~ Dally Pilot June 2•. July 1 798752 6 Oeodaf, !Nine, CA .92620 This t>us•ness IS con· 10987, AS SHOWN ON A .,,.. .... "*Clad al T~ ~~1 ~~
• 1 • 29, Aug 5. 1999 Th665 ducted by. a 09neral pert· Have you &taned dOinQ BOOK 4n. PAGES 31 TO Tr\1111 Miii ~ 2• 1'90 ol Ille alln~
Flctttloua BualneH nership business yet? Vas 61'29199 36, INCLUSIVE OF MIS· ~ JOI .... aci'I II> II*' ~ IO Iha
N•m• St•t•meot Ac:lltlou• BualneH Phuong T M Pham Mdlael Wilham R~ CELLANEOUS MAPS, P' ~·~Ill di.. Center •oi..cu
The following persons Name Statement Thia statement was I led Th/1 ,tatement was fried RECORDS OF ORANGE saM: • • fQI rmd SI .,.... 1'Ve ~
aredolngbuSlneJSll The foloWlng pe111011S with tne County Clerk ot Wllh the Col#lty Clerk ol COUNTY aALIFORNIA nMnol .. ,...of .. PIOGllO-AtnOl.ont Ol.U!l*'
PROFESSIONAL are doong business as Orange ~IY on ll/29199 Orange County on 7·2·99 EXCEPTING THERE• ~--~ pilf'Gl'ttoor-.:.1 ~and o:tw ~ Throne Technolo0•8S 1900679n1• 199967118148 FROM UNITS 101 TO 150. • ...,. ,... • hfttly 91'9' 1 1 7 '8 •
YACHT PARTNERS. 3199 276 Avocado SI . Apt. B· Dally PllOl .July 1 8, 15. Dally Pilot July 8. 15, 22. INCLUSIVE, LOCATED M fcntian~ tc • -"ldress 01 Ollllf
A2 Airport L~ Or . Costa 103, Cost• Mesa CalilOI· 22. 1999 Th633 29. 1999 Th646 THEREON ~ ~ • common ol l'NI ~'i'l8ciC~=sl~s Sties nla 92627 Flctltlout BualneH SUMMONS EXCEPTING ALL OIL, ~. a ~ ~. °' l>'OIJl!;M t r~ Nathan Scott Kazanan. OtL RIGHTS. MINERAL ........, N1111p.r&Wll 11 tw "IA sta ~. ,.
and Manulaelunng, Inc:, 276 Avocado SI Apl B Name St•tament (CITACION JUotCIA.L) RIGtiTS. NATURAL GAS Died of TNll ~ tiy Aka qt26 p N l.Cl.;o.l
{CA), 31911 A2 Alrpon Loop 103, Costa Mesa. Cahlor The lol\Qwlng pe.-ons NOTICE TO DEFEN RIGHTS AND OTHER t.. ........._ ......,. ...___ R ............ he rJndersiaMd ltlSlee
Drive, C06ll Mesa, CA nla 92627 are doing_ Mlness e• DANT (AWSo 8 Acusadol HYDROCARBONS BY _;;: ;"1~990 ;;:_ ~ ~ st:~
92M: bue•ness Is con· This business Is con· J PA ASSOCIATES, LLC. VICTOR G CHEV, JAK WHATSOEVER NAME _,.,., !JG.mn1118oak Pt0-addreu °' 0\1'11( ~ '" dueled by an individual 4936 Pearce Street, HYnt· CHEY nd DOES 1 1 10 KNOWN niAT MAY BE ... -.... ---.. ...... ,....,_ ~ ducted by • OQfPOf'atlon lnoton Buat;h. CA 112649 • 0 WITHIN OR UNDER SAID ..... ~ ..... -~~ v;::.: Oes111na110n11 lJIY •. ~ Have you started doing Have you Sl8r1ed doong J" A Associates, L L c . lnc!USIVI LAND WITHOUT HOW· -·1 --"' --.... lb0'1e no.., ..... ~"'
busloeN yet? No bu~=~ ~t~rian (Nevada) 4936 Pearce YOU ARE BEING SUED EVER' THE RIGHT TO Qa.ny ~ Sid......-II oflet oomrron ~ IS
Allied fnduslMa Sales This statement was tiled Strael, Huntington Beach, BY PLAINTIFF (A Uc:t le DRILL MINE. STORE. EX· ... 'eo L~ ""~ ~, !!!.~ and Mfg Inc • Mark with the County Clertc ol CA 92649 uta 09mandand0) Pl.ORE AND OPERATE -,,__ .__ ~b I
Mo'lfery, Prallc:lenl Orange Cowlly on 7.9.99 This business 15 con· ~~ LAi:~A30 CAI.EN· THROUGH THE SUR· =.: ~17~ .: ~~ Ill wiW~sta~~ c:.:~ 1111196798750 ~b~ Limited DAR DAYS eltllf inis sum-~~~E F~TTH~FUP~~ 111o • ......,. fl) 11'21CO o1 1 da-fS ~~
Orange County on 7·2·1111 if· .. ~-~~ 15~6 Have you staned doing mona Is served on vou IO SUBSURFACE OF SAID .., Olll:mil --._.,, .. en 19006791'178 . """' • 1 buaitle$S yet? No 1111 I l)'P8\0lltlnen response LAND. AS RESERVED IN 011a1• M .. -d .. 8 1999
0111V Pilot July 8, 15 22, Fictlti B I Ip A Auooales, L LC, at lhts court THE OEEO F°""' THE .......... ~...,. nell>l~ici.J~ Inc 4190 Vb
211. 1099 Th650 Nam~u:t8~~~~· Jedi Armstrong, Presldent A letter"' ptlO("ll Call Wiii IRVINE COMPANY A 1w Pllmm Oilr a... 401-''1 ~O 8a!2}
The lollowing NlrEl"onC This stalement was filed ::n:i':'slc:'sa~~ M ICHIGAN CORPO· ~...2.--'-·,__ CA• .. ~ F1ctltlout BualneH ....-~-with lhe County Cletk o4 In i-~1 fonn r1 RATION RECORDED ... waM •,.akada\11 .. are doing butlfleSS 81 Oflnge CounlY on g.29.~ proper ..._ you NOVEMBER 8. 1978 IN ....... __.tar Dllfl C..... • /1 '"-.J!•"::.!~em:.'::ons Ri'tET~i~v ~~~. 1 "9619772.4 = lhe oourt IO heal your BOOK 13386. PAGE 1280 ,. ... cl .... lllllM,.,.. d iM"JW....J Ullc.uE<
are doll'IMG bui.lness as 2253 Martin 0419, Irvine, Daoty Pllol J\Ay 1• 8 l5. 11 you do noc lilt youf r... OF OFFICIAL RECORDS lw U..S a.ii) "r9t. •
0 22. 1§99 Th634 PARCEL 3 ll'ld ..._ ....... II 1"111 ,_i.::::.;::..:.:..=~:..-----
& MOBILITY. 1()40 CA 92612 ~sel ..... on ~· •• ~ :::!! AH EXClUSIVE EASE· ............ o.lclTl'lal W. 17th St Costa Mesa Hamid Javld. 24211 Flctltlout Bualne9t ,._ , .. -.,.., ·-· .. Cahl 92627 Avenlda Brew IL, LaglJNI w1gea, money and Pfop-~NT OA EXCLUSIVE " ......, ..... " _,
0 r>---ld Ou .,..., N I C" "'""n N1tm• St•tement .... be 1-"--lhoUI EASEMENTS APPURTE· ....., .. .. ......
"""" ren, -><u 11 '81.: • " _., The lollowing perwna ~;v:~arnuv.. f~ Illa NANT TO SAID UNIT FOR _.. M -Ur~ ~~26~9· Dena Point, L.a=t.~~~'l::v .. ~. .,. dOtng buNllu.. Cl)Ur1 .. -.. T11E GARAGE ELEMENT, ........ ahwt ,,..~
This business 11 con-CA 92626 e.nc:nmar11 Enterprlsu, There are oUler legal re-FOR STORAGE AND VE· .... ft .._ ~
ctuttld by' an lndlllldual Jarnes erono, 21 Laguna 2929 Newport~• N~w· qulrements' You may want HICULAR PARKING. ~ f -w. OI ,. *' Have you started doing Madre, Allso Vleio. CA port eaacn, CA 112663 to call en allomey nght COURTYARD ANO PATIO ~ _,..., tbllll9 • Ouslneu yet? No 92628 B~m111 Berger, 2ns away 11 you do not know PURPOSES ANO, IF AP· lllllD"ld -. ta Im Atma
D Ronald Outen This busme,1 11 con· Mesa Varde East, H115, an 1t1omey, you may cell PLICA8LE. INGRESS Qlarll Del Mir CA 12625 Tha
Thi• 11a1emen1 waa ftlad ducted by; 1 general par\• Cosla Mose, CA 92626 an anomay relerral service AND EGRESS OVER Iii.,..,.. w--. ~
with Ole County Cllrt< ot ner&Olp This b1111ne .. ~ '" con· or 1 legal aid o11ic. (11$ted THOSE PORTIONS OF 11111!f b .,_, .. ,_ .. at "'
Oranoa County on 7•2•99 HAve you !>lal1e<J do4"0 ducted by an indlYtdual 1n the phOlle book) THE COMMON ARE.A OE• ~ .._ .,. .._Gall!
1ttM1111un bu ·1ness yer7 No Have you started dolllO
Dally Pilot Joly 8, 15. 22, Hamid Javld buslneae yel7 No
211, 1099 Th6S1 This statement waa hied ~ ~ra~~nt was filed
will\ IN County Cle11t of \Oll1lh I~ County Cieri\ ol
Flctltloua BuatneH Orange County .on H ·llll Orange eoun:\:;.~1111
Name Stet9rnent 191M7M7•S 1 7H
The lolloWlllg persons Dally Piiot JulY 15• 22• OaflV PllOt ~ 15. 22. are doing business H 29, Alig. 5• t999 The67 29 A 6 1 -n......, TI P T 0-P MA IN -.-.;.·r-.~flor-""'--,,......,......".;...;;..;.......,'""-·
lENANC& ANO REPAIR. Flctftlou• llutlMH l'lctltlOut 8u1ineH
18687 Los LeorMs. Foun· ~ Stateu-.nt Heme Stat.ment
taln Valley, Celllornla The followlrig persons The lollowlng pellOOt
92708 ••• c:lt*1!I bullneA as• are c:toloQ butlfle u Nick Otmtlropoulos, MACAlUHUR MOBIL KE!i'CO Consultanla.
22t17ViaQw9za M1N10n AUTO SEAVICI;, 100 33t1'' Aot11e8 De ~ V~. Cellfomla 92'91 W•Jt MacArthur . Blvd , Polnl. CA 92(129 This buS1naS1 11 cun· Santa Ana, CA 92707 kent P EwlnQ. 33911
duded by. '" JndMOua1 AtTVI 1111\an. 7 Aoet•. RObieJ Of .. Dane l>oint. CA
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Have you slan.c:t doing ll'Vlne, CA 928t4 t2S29 bu111nea1 ye!? Vet, Thia buliMH II COil• 1l1ll butJoNa it COO· • • • • • • • • • • •
OM>&/1 H8 <Jucle<I by •n tndfo,lliUal c:tucted by WI lncflV!dul' ~ Olmre!OC>Ql.Q H1vt you tta111d doinO HM you ttairtkl dolt1g Thie -.ewnen1 Wll llled WlineN yet? YI$, 7'2199 ~ .. ytt.'l VII, M11199
Wiit! flt Ooun1y Qlftl Of Amt A llltfltn K*1t P. o:w!ng
,__ Counfy on I • 10-:ee Thia lta""*'1 WU fried 'Thie ~ waa fll9(J ...... _..,.. 1M111Mm WMf1 "" County ~ o1 wih tne CcMWy CtM o1
Delly.Piiot J\i/ e, 1~. 2.2. Onlngl eountv1 on on 7 7·1 •··0909 Onlnge eoun1y on 7 2 09 n ... 1 '9 TllOSe 't""111m 11111 ne'•
Daly Pilot i 15~ Delly Piiot ~ 1. 1&, 22 flctltloua .,.,,.... a~. 1 _ 29. 1f89 Th&t7 ,._ ._.,~, .......... ~1,... FldlilOUi '™
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FOR SALE GENERAL
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Homes of the Week
• Dlsplty Ads Start at Just $751
• Deadline Is Tuesday et 5PM
Open House Ushngs $151
• Oeadllne Thursday 5PM
It 1?1y1 to Advertlat
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CALL TODAYll
LISA K. RIVERA
94~574--4252
ANNE WILLEY
l 949-574-4249
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FREE Litt of HOMES
HUD/VA REPOS 1-«>o. n3..as 1
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4 HOUSES/CONDOS .,. FOR SALE
BALBOA ISL.ANO
' CUITOM CAPE COO : 3Mm 2.5Bath + DetY4ttl Br.
• lltpt Bts. harl1wood floors.
• d«lf IW'blJy Vl6W, }wt steps to
• North Bey Sandy Beech
• 51.195,000 Mary Hardesty
: RH/ry. 9491675-3612 : cAP£ coo cusroii
: Th• Community
• Manc9t Pleoe. c1--.n.cs fP42 .. e78
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NEW LISTING
OPEN SUN 12~
332 Hazel Or, Ocean Vle'#SJ . On Canyon. 1 blodl 10 belch
lmmaculaate Cottage 2br
I 5ba. lrplc. move In or bold
newt $769,000
~ 949-759-9070
SPYGLASS HILL
BY OWNER
•OCEAN VIEW!•
3 Goleta Point Or
Upgraded 2-410ry Lg courtyard
enlry w/relleOllon paol & 1000-
laln 4br, 3ba. ~ rm w/ huge bllc:ony Famnn w.t>ar
Malble ftrs & trplc, loll. pnv
ga!td, crtyrd. lllge paol & jlle. Priv gated long driveway
949-7591438 ptlCed t1KlJced
to $1 .195.000 8krs Welcome
E@Y tHiS INCREDIBl.E
LOCATION 48drm 2.58all,
comp/ele remodel IOSlde & out.
pool. sp1 rocJI 'Nlltrl-11.
PflVlll Oaltd front yard
$989 000 Tom 5.uotO AgtKi
714 871-8100
S09 FE1'NLEAF:si7S,OOO 311 ~NLEAF-$149,000
LEGAL TAl-flt.EJM BLOCK TO OCEAN. JO+tN KEHHEY,
AGENT Mt-nM494
NEW TOWNHOMES
609 Begonit-tH ESCROW
609 5 Begonia, $53000 ~View Deck Plans Avd
John KtMty. Agent
'4'1t'Jff..5"3
WATERFRONT 4Br 3 5ba WI
pvt l>elch W/but~·ITI BBQ I.Jg
Master swte. panorarmc views S3 1 Tfll/#on Antw Lozada.
C-21 BelchslM 714·785-8857
EMPTY N~STER?
See Avocldo Thi• Sunday OPEN 1-5
2Bdrm 2Bl1h, Patio, Y1t'd,
Grt NtklNM>fa, Comm poo1 •
Spt. fclf ..cure gar991. $335,000 Corona del Mir Propertlt1
14M73-1494
110~1
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2 ct1 get, WIO t*-upe, gross
over $30K, $34SKJOfler Owntr/~&-e42·9666 E-Slo~ 38r 281.1em rm. oPl'1 plan. move In cond,
gn loc S369. 000 Eat! & JuOy Taylor. Agtnl 949-642..C722
EASTSIOE' conlGE
3Br 1 581 large van!, lr\111 trees S359 .900 t radlllonll
R~y. 949-76()..()880
tESIOECM•
End unit twnhome. 3br Ubl.
lmmac, new tile nr dn, new
c•pet up. 11.ttt frlllc nult,
2 tlf attac g•, bullt !.; 1993.
$279,000 Kathleen El<oker 714-114-1101
, ...
t:'S!Oti SplaOllS 41;W ~. lrg chnq rm, commtv paol, IC>I l
tennrs, near beck bly
$259.000 ,,,,. 9491717~7!M
EAST SIDE cU
1 BLOCK FROM BACK BAY
OPEN SAT-SUN 1-6
2601 SANTA ANA AVE 18
2 StQl'Y, 3 yr1 newl 3.bf 2..Sbt
2 car 11•· single flm deltch
homt. 8'1PfOX 2000lf. on II>'
prox 4200 1f lot. By Owner
'No Mtllo-Rooa T1.x Ski co/op 2.5% ' $3S9,IOO.
84H50-nl7 .... ,er 3BISiiiili<iliii pooi, &
spa. hardwood lloors~Re«lced lo $389,000 C<aig O'Rou11<1,
Agent 310·918·7126,
31{)..376-8871 Ext 191
NEW HOMES
E Srde Costa Mesa
2527 ~ 2541 SlrCI Ana
Ave 4bt. 2! bl. from IUdef,
8')Pl'Olt 1800-2000 tQfl Wiii! in
clo9ets in mstr aulte Front
lllldecapilg WINO sprinlderJ
2 cat page Loa morel
Slallllg • $356.900
C&I Bulcltr for tnlo !M9"&46-7801
28< 2Ba on the Bluffs, new
carpel & pelnl' ll1IPdt laundry. 2c gar, T OUllly remodllltd
SYn5el Views $179,900 Bob
Wein. Real!Of, 714-350-1738
ESIDE 38< 2.581 tamily rm,
lormal dining ctthedrlll cetls,
2·SIOfY. ~sac, 2c gartgt 1242.500 Bob W8111, °ReaAOf
714-350-1738
CUTE COUNTIIY oonlaE
w11tlnv 10 be adobttd by • nice family. 2br 1bl. Loe on
I lwge lot with lllty ICcetl.
G...t temlty neigh. S3S9,000
Jacklt GllU1 Rtlllor office MM31-I011 Home 84HU-3350
LOVELY
EASTSIDE JEWELi
232 E 21ST ST
4bt. 2bl '1>11: tvrm. belu decor Ind llllrlll!Vtldleeptd.,_.,._
mod llAc. $369.000
Jaclut GM Rlr
olllc:.949-631-801 I
l10ml 9'9·54&-3350
FSIOE NWff HGH'fs AREA.
2 HouMll on l.Mge lot. Boch
UpgrDd $4491( Etrl & Judy
Tljlor, Apt !M9-642~722
1 22 ~1
CLOSE TO COUEGE
Specious 2br, 1bt condo.
End unll. Poll 100% fin.
Stlltr wlll pey up to $5000 of
buytrt non recurrlnt cloefn9 c09U. 1140,000 Agt W1yne
Of Chat1tnt 949-720.7351 Of
714-785-9594
NOR LAGUNA
2 5bt, 2be llU!ll view dedt tor er«ett~le water Emerald and Catalna
Yltwsll $839, By Owner
APP4 °"'~~ bkr$·
LAGUNA BEACH
30802 S C08lt Hwy
OPEN liQUSE SAT & SUN
, JULY 10 & ti Resor1 Iv, wallc 10 Laooons &
pristine belchet Arci111CtUral
mfg ~ wlwd 1111 & wals o4
gla• Up to 3bf's Priced lrom $126.000. $235,000 Nol
lnc:ju$IVt of lend least
Hlc:iendl Homes Ron Cel ph 310.991-1150
Olfiol 323-650-8950
1~::1m1
CllNlc 8Hch AtM Fixer.
l.alge 38t 2S' Masllf ~:lid
belh' Gmt locallOl'I Sehf wl _.,,,_, ollers lrom $369 10
~9-723-8120
81 "ow iS3S,ooo p~ views ol back bly. 38R, end um, IJograded
Am· SIHy 71 '47&-f212 S ISLAND TREASURE
17 Oceen Vlata, aBR, 3.SBA
~· 2IOO •I on quiet ltrMI. Helf bueh • mOJtl offered .. $729,000 Oceen Ptclflc Proptt1le1
Angell Kr1u1 84~4-7064
•NP CREST•
TOWNHOME
2 llftltn 10 bell' 3bl 2 51>1
condo, marble. belber carpet
remodeled End Ulllt
By Owncw $289.000 949-631·2111
DOVER SHORES
TRUSTEE SALE
OPEN SAT·SUN 12-4
408 Rigel Ctr
38R COl'IY9t1 W1'0 2br
2be • 2 112be Approx JOOOl>I ~td Ylew °' Galaty pttti & beck bey By Owner
Brolc• Colop $649 000 INN hold Mu.•-2111
ONE FORD RD
8 Thunderbird Dr .
~ for tmmed occupency 3br 3 SO. l'KIQI mstr bt oo 111
fir, Clllldrtna l>onut rm. mecta
rm 3 Ctr gar more! NEVER
SEEN OCCUP1ED No mellc>.v Roos Wil Coop.rate with bkls S 1.295.000 0'fttfllr Otr
949-m-0119
IA WtEW Rflih•• 58r z.sBi
lltrdWood lloOrs. new paint. carpet 1lso a Enollsh Garr1tfl
Redlad lo $39"9,000 Ame
Lozad•. C·2t Bt11Ch$td•
11 •f.785-8857.
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32 HOUSES/CONDOS fORSALE NEWPORT BEACH
o tnn Kn Or.
2bf 2ba 998st. cooan counter lops, inside wastvdryer, land
lease, COIMI paol Prrvate
bead\ IO< residents S 159,900
LIDO RESORT HOMES ~~73-6623 Of 720-9882
Slepa from IM Sindt Trl-olex or I big hoose, ZOO«/
residential and commtrCJa/
Gr&at West Newporr Location
$385.000 Agt 949-642-3850
28r/181+ 1Br/181 Ouut
unit. Lowest priced detac/Htd
home In ~wport He1Dh1St $369,000 A,gt 949-642-385"
CUFF HAVEN
Blllltlful Ranch
SIVle house OPEN t-fOUSE SUN 1·5
616 ST James Ad
3br. 2 3/4ba lg tamnn. lg """' SUte=ludieri. bN1J . IQls lllOf&I
Bi OWnef $ 5.000 .94~966
Llliury W.tttrltonf Ouplu with dock. Cl'lamtJI. ~ &
City ~ ~ Outsl~ post-mod/Wn vr:hitecture
~lo Sl,399.000 Mil
Slnllrs. Brolctt. 9'9-7SN110
NEW.fxqullltty Done S8r
48a 2·Stv Italian V•a Room lor paol, $1.275,000 R~ lor 0ccuoancv W~RHOOSE
REAL ESfATE. 31MSM2SS
• SEAIS~ND OH THE GOl.F COURSE
Be1u 2bt, 2.Sbl., 111 rtmod.
LOClttd '*-17th end
1 Ith 11o1t.. seoo.ooo
Agl Wayne or Chatltnt
9'9-720-7351 • 714-715·9594
NP Height• Oen Vi.w11
CUSTOM BUILT Sbr, 601
home. 180' ocewi view. 3 car
91ngt. Ovtr 4DDO 11.
$1,100,000 Agt Wtynt °' cherl•n• 940-720-7S51 •
714.78S-95M
NtwPOf1 9dl WM1clit1
1407 Hot11n9ham LIM
OPEH SAT 12-5
Prime loci )br, 2bl hoUM •
prox IOODaf tot. Htw ~ •
pllnl Move In condition.
$565,000. By Owner
Mu.ts.4500 • 71445-9120
EOUESriilAN ESTA ft Ctistom BIM 4Br 58a Honw
Amtnlt• al9 too nimerous to
J$trft 2 mlllotl Annie Lozada
C·2t Badlslde 714-785-1857
1 03 ~1
RHdy F<X Move-In/ 811f11W &
wMe w/'wood lloo<s llfl(J white C¥J>lf Best /ocJlt/Ofl In IN Summit F UITllSh#'lgs may Ile
av11/able $395,000 P•m
Mo•• & A11oc. 141-443-3140
•OCEAN RIDGE •
Ocean Vltwll Sbr, Sbt
1pprox 6200 el. Huge comtf
cuklt-Nc tot. Custom built. Every 1menlty lmeglnable
St.195,000 A!l1 Weyne or
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bedloom. also 2 bedroom 1
bllh Qujet gated COl'IVl'lunlY,
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?14-551-0075
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• $445MONTH .. S500 DEP
OPEN SAT 11-2
I bt, 2be lrplc, pel>o
Giiden Selling PoOI Mor on prllTllMIS 2043~ Slnll Ant Avt 115. The ...,_ Center
71 ..... 1-4203
LOTM.AHD 11.· F.OR SALE_ _ . ~1
LAND AUCTION-JULY I
LAGUNA BEACH
OCEAN-VIEW PROPERTIESU
4 vacant parc~s in Arch Beach
Helg_hts to be sold! All lots feotvre
180 dearee vi~s of the Pacific,
Cotalino Island ond morel
For AUdioft location attd bidder podcoge
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• Concierge Serv11.:e
• 24 HR Fitness Center
• 24 HR Security Cate
•Clubhouse Fac11tty
I Bed from SI 795 2 Bed from $2385
I Bed/den from S 1995 2 Bed/den from. $2885
Washer/Dryer
Intrusion Alarms
Gourmet Kitchens
Elevator Access
Gas Fireplaces
9 Foot Ce1lines
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FAIRWAY APARTMENTS
AT BIG CANYON
CATE.0 COMMUNITY BY FASHION ISLAND
Beautiful tree-Jined streets and golf course
views. Enjoy carefree living in your large
1, 2 or 3 BR apartment home!
• l\o¥()-C91" gange
• Wutt.f/dty« hoot<upe
• Flntplece (Wood l gers) BLUE EYES mlued
contcllon. PIK•;. 6tudlo
Cite Dett 6-17-11 yo1n '
.nrtctrw lldy, Vflt'/ b9au blue .,..., rtd hu, on roller
bledt. Me black heir,
mu.iKl'lt from Wllhlngton
I didnl get your phone I °'
• Alt conditioning
•Wet bar In 2Md 3 BR
• $1,660 to $3,100
• Sorry, no pets.
112 HOUS£S,ICONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH
New Enc:uttve Home .,
pctSligloua guild g&led
commtntf Wltll 2 QOIT1llUlly
pool$ gym putting gtttl\
3& 2 SBI. lam rm, $4.600'mo
tease Broker 9491376-5576
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Very nrot 1emodeled 3br 2ba
w11ti 19frlly room gardener n:I
$2900.'mO 149-644-2612.
•BIO CYN CONDO•
2bf 2bl, WfD, 111>1c1 pool,
1tnnl1, 2 Cit gw. S1650lmo.
84M31-25M
PENTHOUSE VERSAILLES
1 Br 1 Bl, no pets. lull 1mtn111u. $1095
84M13·2741114M75-4175
RAA904' View HOMES 3br 1tle, 2 tlf lltKh pr,
y•d w/glrdentr S2.50()'mo
Avail Aug-1 84t-7SWOM ·wtsf CUFF' Eittt. qui91 buut11vl 2bf 2.Sb1 WIO new ~. 2 CM 91', club llOuet, pool, $1675 949-515-20l7 ct\1m1m. Lido Home 3Bf I ; Fp, Sj)tlllh style,
new carpet, tWtdlls fVu-«11.
PV1 ~ yalll & 081399 132 VII W1Z111$ '300()'rno
llottomll nt Realty
IMU-45-9913
Lfoo ISLE 38r. 2Ba. ftrepiQ
l.Mge garege, sunny pabo,
$2800/monlll 1·2Yr lease
107 VII Jucw. 94M~10I (loo 1st£ 4Bdfm·3Bath.
lf'&IOUS lrMQ tm, fOfllllt ~. 2 tiCWI« 1(11 decb IJ!lltW. 2cat gar, $875.000
-enrausncr~iwrr. IMM7H161
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W'4<1« ~ dr!Ve, ~cool!, & •aLIOA PENH SUN•? , be~ In tlCl*IQt lof -1oom 1or 12 monh.Calflynn 5121/2 W BAY ST
9-49..C72·8244 leevt l'fllg BY THE LIBRARY, LOTS OF -NEAT STUFFlll
E'StD£ CM Pllvate tnlrfte. Eatllt• Salt tiy Jecob SCflrem c:atM, <pet tree. $350{mo 2907 Pebble DJ. CdM (u11s paod) No petsllmkg .My 16111 & 17111 8am-3pm
Avdablt Now 949-642· 8699 Antiques, Furniture. Ciystal
I NU I "Daum, Steuben. T1ff1ny. '""' RENTALS Walertoro '",Vintage Betdtd TO SHARE Purses. tndlan Je,,..wy, Cl4c •• • • •• at 1:30 llTI
Shift 3br 2ba Malt pn>n No pr•11lu MM7s-t424.
prerd 2 blocks from buch Gli'ige Sill. G1111 llOme
$625 .. 1'3 utls .. $235 OIP llloQ!.SI Chlldrens IOYI &
AvlA 11-1 l..ll.Wle 9'u:JF79t5 CIOttil10 Sidi. & morel 415
Hlrcl11u1 CdM Sii onty 7-11 L..8gunt 8eedl, Panor-lc
Ocitan Vltw Pentholllt Suitt
in 3 SIOIY mlllllon J9cuzll
balcol'lles. elev I.tor, ma id
~ t*. AvaA 811
S1550rmo ~1245
E tide CM llh., apec 3br
2tlt, home ""Pfof "-"· G•· .,_ a cteanln9 ave Incl
SIJO• tn utJ1 .. ...._n2s
Ntwpon Hl'a Reepontiiii;
roomttt Yfll1ltd I ~
3br 2b9, home ~ $700
!TUI Mt! 949-72:2-M!M.
1~~1
Oolla ..... 1111111 office
epece to rtn1. Stlrtlna 11 5150-PDO Incl Ill \ltll, Jit..
OCC, nice quiet loc. Lott of
. parklnt. 714-540-HM
1-~1
Sit. only iam. Tons ot bOOilS toys doCtlls. hoU5eflOld ams
CrtllJt btd c:ombO bOyl bb
llfNI blrgllnl 331 Grand Clnll Bllbol lcllnd. left lhy
.,.., 8al>ol lsiand bridge
iOi Ai Dewi PilCI H8 PN &
"1IPe sold wood ~· ind IUdl ClblnelS be!, Ulbltt.181 catt. docil dlcoys' tftelly,
IOoll l pabo F rVSll 9-3pn Sun I~ tpm IO% off on Sun! , .. ~I
'MOVING SALE', Rang 208 , cu II, Cont8ml)OtllY llvrm Hl.
1
~ glass lop end tablel,
so11 a tovtseat book ~.
tnlCIO. Id cln lbl, TV, de$1(. toy
box pltnls. 8'C 949-719-05 I 8
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WANTED · ...,.,,filli!S
PIANOS Colt~ ·~·...-.. ·'-·-·~.....-$$CASH PAID .. _...,.., ..... ,....
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Early Childhood Learning Center
~egistrotion for Foll 19W is underway. TBD program.a
include: ,
• Porent/Toddfer Closs (10 mo. • 2 yrs.)
• Preschool 12 yrs. • 6 yrs.)
• f ulkloy Kindergarten
• Parenting Workshops
•
• AM/PM Ooycore
We how been cori~ fol ~ung children in the community
for over 25 y~rs. Come loin our tempi• Family.
Contact Eorry Childhood Learning Center Director,
Terry f lerle at 1714) 893-3091
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R1t1 Hotlc wlld·looklng
leoptrd epotted CFA oclCll kitten• f« prlvlltotd tew
I ~ MM31·Z111.
141p~1
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Koetlltt I Campbell contolt
Hautllul lone. Secrlllce saso. H242'-t200
sttdf FER BABY GRAND
PIAH0.1.. luutlM I t new cond. QOtftOUI blldl llnlllh,
• Ptld $1500. Owner out ol tht . : •country. SMOG. 114-521.otOO
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4M MiACHAHOtSE
WANTED
" TOP SS$1RECORDSI
:. J&a , R & 9, '°"'· Rock, etc
-. 50'• &. 60'' Mll<E 949--645-7505
wANfEbl Olo cOiHSI
Gold. $11vtr. Frril111 mine. &ter· -lo!! Old walellel & le-welry • WESTCOAS'F COIN642-K41 •
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" ACOUSTIC REMOVAL
: KNOCKOOWM TEXTURE
• APPUEO. 114of104US
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~r,:..~~~ Driver Wanted
~ Aucl!GtS ~in'*'°" $9. 22 per bour plu• a20o s. Hartior Bfvd. tar~ mileage.
LIFEGUARDS Nffdtd Mon . lhru Sun Now NrlnQ al orange ~
11•. C8nai.cation1 1ea 2:451m to 5:45pm Addl-
f4t.24MSIO · • tlonal work may be avall-
N1r1ny f0t t l 13 Y..-otd. Ible. • Coa1a Mesa lfll, 10-30hrs per w .. 11, S6·S8 per hour
714-ISN211
OWN 1 COMPUTER? Put It 10 WOik I Earn up 10 S30K
htrl per yelf PIT Log oo 10
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ACCffl Codi F12t'
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Weellends In grocery $!Otes lo
area, car necessary, must bl
neat. lriendly w/saJel · abkty Call t4M42-4283
A9Miich Nlltlonal Con1u1t1n9 Firm
looM-.g f()f ltsealCh P81:$onnel ~ o11n11men1ewpon
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Afft1ur1nt
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taperience required
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FT/PT 3S35 E Coesl Hwv
Cor°"' del ~'94!Hi73-2930
Avon Products ~Urt A Home-based
Buslneu Wort( FleXlble
Houf}. Enjoy Unlimited •
Earnings. Call toll free
Must have truck or Ven,
'llablllty Insurance with
Pfool or payments, drlv-ere license, eoclal
tecurlty cerd, end cleen
D.M.V. print out.
Accepting eppllcetloni
Mon to thru Ftl from
8:00am to 4:00pm.
Pleese btlng ell requfred
Information.
Tlmta Orenge County
Attn: Pem Becklng)\em
290t G~vt. .Sante Ana,· a 92704
714-54 •
800-933-4080
Plf111rnt
Stuffer/Inserter
Wanted ·
To Insert section• Into
the lo• Angele• 'nmes
newtpeper needed Set 6:0Gam to 8:30pm. and
Sun 2:00am to 6:00am.
Additional work mey be
1veilable.
$5.00 per hour or piece
work whichever l a
greeter. Must heve drlv·
ers license or Cellfomla
~Al 1 PIOh>uionarl
RETIRE WEAJ. THY 6ccQnll • legal Serv Ices BtC!Mf I turtd In w St Jo\111'111, Sue> cess, rO!tieS. tie Wt!
talTI s liolK • monll'I Ca111-llHIO-t212
SECUftlTY -OfFICERS How hl!Vlg FT1'>T _. lf1llll
Exch.111v• loc:1t1ons. p1ld
trflilWlg !Of> Pl.1 949 243-8580 Protection Stnlce Corp.
Small, 11rvlce orltntea
~ndow C0111'1ng bl.a In New·
pol\/Mesa ii ueklng chter1ul.
respooslblt. person w.'good
comm slu" • most Hout't1 wages.coovneota1e 10 tlCJ> W~I "wr rlghl person 94 9 648-4696
Wth«IW•httu Pit Mon-F rl Ne"<! car IOI lunch
dehvelies 8»1 30. can aner
3 00 pm t4..SU·2639
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OF DEBT!
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• Cttdit <Ards
Comolillaltd
• Paymmh Lo..mtl
• /nltmt Reductd
• Hnssmtnts'
(111)5S1·21f6 1.0. and 1 Social Security 1>. _.._~~llilli~o!l'Jool;
card.
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lly.£HAAW GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
EACH SUIT IN ITS TJM
East·WC£t vulnerable We" de Is
NORTH
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WEST
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EAST
• 63
c::1 742
O J 7 643
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• A8 SOUTH
• KJ9 c::1 AJ1095
0 A98
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The bidding: . .
WEST NORTH ~"I' SOtrrH
1 • 2• Pass JNT Pass Pus Pa»
. .
1e .. c1 cannot be questioned Either 1
successful club ol' hean finesse
would deliver the contract Both had a .50 ptrcent chance 10 land w con·
tract. Does tha.i mean ttiey ~ ~ual?
Ddinitely n.ot! Wes~ operuna bad
m;skes 1t likely that defender holds
both the kinJ of beans and ace· of
club), but doe~ n0t necessarily have
the queen of c:lut>s. Suppose declaref
wins the. s~e lead an dummy and
tn.kcs the hcan finesse, and 11 loses.
West will force out declarer's remain·
ing spade stopper and South has only ·eight tricks. WheR West ~gains· the
lead whh I.he oce of clubs, the defend ••
er C4n cash enouah spede tricks to
defeat I.he contract ,
• Bener card ceading should con..
vince declarer n>win the first trick in
hand and leal.111 club. Wcsi. a stn>ng
favorite to hold the ace for the open·
• ' ing bid, can pot afford to rfse with that Opening lead: Four of • can:! and cleat p~. because South
. can then safely fints~ West fot the. There as usually more lhan one queen of clubs' and come to nine
way to ~kle n hand Someumes one . tncks 'even if at lo.cs by spunung the
approach as ~!early better than anoth-• heart finesse When . West 'follows ·
er; ~n occasion, however, lhere m~y low, declo:i.rcr should nse ~iih ihe
be hnlc to choo~ among the lanes an Icing. lf Ea$t produces the oce and theory. but pracucally one 1s clearly revert.$ to spades, the same is
supenor. . doomed. But when the Jang of club With a pos1ttonal d~uble sfopper •.n wins. declarer samplY surrenders a s~s and a full opening bid, Souths heart tnck and coastS h ome walh nirie
dec1S1on to Jump to three no trump tncks after developing a second trick after partner ovcrcalled at lhe two-in spades. : •
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Al phases of home. Of otllce
~ HO jobs IOO big or sn1ll
Cal ror d;i Irle estimalle c.s.r•TI01
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or ~ Of lht gftlt
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1)eE LOCAL ~~ :r~Yl
PUBLIC
NOTICE
The Calil Publtc·
UWit.es Comm1sSJOO
REQUIRES lhat all
used tlous8hold goods
movers priot their
P U.C C. T number;
~mos" aod c:hauffers
print their T.C.P.
number in all advtrtis·
mtnts If you have a quesllOl'I about the
legahty ot a mover,
limo or ctlautfe1. can
P.µBUC UTILITIES
\f COMMISION
'714·554·4151
Thursday, Joty 1 S, J 999
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·. •"GOLD J<-y · DELIVERY" · ,
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Includes 24-Hour Roadside Service
. • STOCKED-PA~TS BOUTIQUE •••
Custom and Standard Accessories ·
..
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•COMPLIMENTARY SERVJCE .
. SHUnLE... . · · · , ·-. \
includes Airport Drop:off/Pick ... up (JWAJ ·
•COURTESY TRANSPORTATION CARS
.• FREE SATURDAY CAR WASH
• COMPLIMENTARY COFFEE in our
comfortable Customer Lounge
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM AT 0 CHARGE
with the purchase of o 1999 sevllle, Devfll&, Eldorado, Catera, Aurora, Intrigue,
,.._____, ____ ______..._Elgh!Y-Elght or Sllhouette ... A $1 300 VALUE! ·_-----......::-•----..,..---,-----
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