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Home My WebLink About1999-07-28 - Orange Coast Pilotr • • I ' SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA COi\AMUNmES SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY; JULY 28, 1999 .Bay Oub getS room to _gro'Y • Council approves plans that would allow for d cupola exceeding aty's 35-foot height limit by 22 feet. SrAo BROW~ ~Nol NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council did some additional fine-tuning -and gave its approval -to the long- running Balboa Bay Club expansion plans Monday. But in giving club otfi-. cials the go-ahead, council also gave permission for a st.r.ucture to be built that would exceed the city's own height lim- its when the club adds more guest rQOms, a larger athletic facility and addi- ~·ve Worked long cnl herd ~ the dub and feel it wil be a pit benefit to the city of NeWpaff w· Dave Wooten president of International Bay Oubs ' bonal parking spaces. In a 6-1 vote, the council agreed to change the way it medsutes the Bdy Club building's hefght and allow the addition of a cupola, an architectural feat\ire that would tise 22 feet above the city's 35-foot height limit uwe've worked long and hdJd on the club 'and feel it will ·be d great bcne{jt to the city of Newport Beach," '5•1d Ddve Wooten, president of Intemallonal Bay • Clubs, the parent company of the Balboa Bay Club. Wooten's endorsement didn't prevent residents' complaints of having their · blue water view blocked by the pro- posed height of the reconfigured club. "They are-already about 75°~ above the correct height codes dnd now they want more " said Robert Whitney, d neighbor on Kings Road "The height limits are there for a reason, aren't they?" Whitney's argument was one the council has heard for almost a decade. The Bay Club's original $50 nnlhon SEE CLUB PAGE 4 At ter a run of more than 50 years, Dan's TV Service in Costa Mesa closes its doors at the end of the month. q1 \N POt!UDA I DAl Y PILOT The expanded Balboa Bay Club will add 50 guest rooms, 201 parking spaces, a larger athletic facility -and a 57-foot hlgh cupola. I O I :".. S-,\l, PTT:'\ r; Performers' pay and perks - from lots of buc~ . . . -to lotsa nutS • Entertainers wanted more than cash to keep fairgoers amused; Sinbad's fee set a record. EtN GEE lior FAIRGROUNDS -It took the Orange County Fair $60,000 to get Smbnd on stage but rock-'n1-roller Pete r Framp- ton worked for pednul'> -d variety of rruxed nuts to be more precise. Jean McMillan helped her late husband open Dan's 1V Service in Costa Me a ln 1948. Sinbad was this yecu's high· est-paid performer, earning nearly twice as much as the next-h1ghest-pdicl performers -Weud Al • Yankov1c and Sht:Jena Easton, who were each paid $35,000. , ; 'Roll-ere Sinbad's pnce 1s the highe t we've ever paid,· said General Manager Becky Bailey-Findley. Performers are paid accord- mg to their gomg rates, their popularity and thctz: ab1lity-..to draw crowds, Bailey-Fmdley said. The $445,250 spent on entertainment this year wa $100,000 more than last year, she said.-Et !Sf Ga lkff Pb their own shop at 1566 Newport Blvd., where the store still stands Jean and her on, Dave, have run the busmess since the 1990 retirement of Dan, who died in May. A t the end of this month, Dan's TV Service will fade out after 51 years in business. At the time, the two-lane Newport Boulevard frontage road was the md.Ul artery from Costa Mesa to the Atches. Costa Mesa hadn't been incorporated yet. And there were very few business·' es besides Dan's TV Service in the area. -•we still have customers that we sold our first TVs to,~ said Jean, who has mixed feelings about closmg the busi- ness. "They're sending thel.l' grandkids in to get their sets repdired." Though busmess slowed Wllh the advent of discount warehouses, the McMillans entered the business dunng television's heyday. The fust RCA tele- vision was introduced to the public in 1939 at the cost of $660, mor th~n hdU the prtce or a new car. Besides the monetary pay- ment, performers' special con- cert-rught requests were made available to them. For example, Frampton ea med $31,500 but he also asked for a variety of nu.xed nuts and he wanted to be aj>le to make fils own coffee. said Carla Patterson, Arlington Tiw- ater's backstage ma.nager. Dan anij :Jean McMillan opened the store in 1948 in a room in the back of Myrene's Service Station at the inter- section of 17th Street and Newport Boulevard. Two years later, they built It wasn't until after World War II that SEE CLOSING PAGE 4 We .try to be accommodat· • 66,000 ffiouthS say '·ahh' MILUNNIUM MOMENT A man for shaping a modern Costa Mesa • Newport-Mesa school nurses handled cases ranging from tlie routine to the unusual. }f!aeA GAJUUSON tary schools ·vou never feel like you're done. Sadly, you just do the lhlngs you have to do.• 1f she had more time. Notman Hkl1 Ille TJJllNkl•IM ............. to run worUbopl for high ICbOol ltudenla on..JMM to laCognbe ab\lllve J9ladomh1pl and how to <XJl>8 wtdl eating dl8olden Al it .. libe ca.. ..... of th ·e counseling services - although not nearly a5 many as . he would like ._ on her own time. R ol>crt Ung r began his -;tay in Costa Norman, and th re t of the M 6 m 1956, when he WAS hired ini- d1strict's nursing corps, offered tially a 8 consu1tant on indu tnaJ rela- Newport-Mesa's 21,000 tu• tions to the lhen·oly manager. A few months dents a lot of care last year, after his t'lmval, the etty manager resigned according to the distrtct's annual and Ung r wa promoted. health services repott. Dunng his eight years as Costa Mesa city Robert u..., On the front lines of health manager, Unger was instrumental m devcl· care, they dealt with issues oping the oty's streets and parks, puticWai· ranging from the unusual to the ly the TeWmkle S<Nlcre park near Mesa de! Mar. Unger also played routine. Six students last year, a key role ln the bolldtng of the Keyes Manna ite, the Mesa yerde for example, were daagnosed Ubtary and the auditonum program and the final decision on the with scarlet fever, .;•~d;:;is:;e;a;se;....._~~~~~Cout ~route. many iMW mte&1--;bi~'"---u-a1fTnmana~~ger;&i10biK.Uiii'tlliiC~~· 19th century nOY8ll bUt which or Macco Realty Co N1flom'ltUne1 develop from FYI what they made •• Sinbad ...... ·-····· .... S60,000 ·:· WeirdAI Yat*ovic..S35.000 :· Sheena Easton .•.. S35,000 v Vonda Shepard $32,500 <>Peter Frampton $31,500 • what they wanted <i Sheena Easton -A non· smoking venue • <!· Peter Fram~ - A vari- ety of mixed nuts; a coffee maker; -- Starbucks French Roast and flavored coffee in the bean,; Black Forest ham and smoked turkey; and an in-ear stage monitor For~ mfo, see page 4 mg becaw.e they trdv.el and the} 're on the road a lot,• Pat· terson ~aid. • 1 try to make life... for p opl as easy as pos 1ble. • . "ome of the performer ' nqlll "'t" were related directly lo their performances Frampton nskcd tor· dO m-ear morutor, Sheena Ea~ton warited to make sure c;hc was performing m a non moking ve.nuc.....and c~ lcDoux asked for 100 red and white carnation to pass out to I DEX WSSIRED 1 POUCt RU'S 2 MUC fl> '-"' ...,___,__ 6 srorrs _ ... _.~~--~----s TICE ftiD COlUMlt , 3 WfATHEl. ____ 2 .~ r . . . . . . . .. SERVING THE NEWPORT-MESA CON\MUNmES SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1999 . '3ay Qub gets room to gi;ow • Council approves plans -that would allow for a cupola: exceeding city's 35-foot height limit by 22 feet. STAL') BROW~ llci( Pb NEWPORT BEACH -The City Counal dld some addlbonal fine-turung -and gave its approval -to the long- running Balboa Bay Club expansion plans Monday. But in giving club offi- cials the go-ahead, council also gave "We've med long and hcwd on the dub and feel it wil be a ,..at benefit to the d1y of Newport w· Daw Wooten president of International Bay Clubs ~ tionill parking spaces. j club and feel it will be a great benefit to • the city of Newport Beach," said Dave Wooten, president of International Bay Clubs, the pMent company of the Balboa Bay Club. · Wooten's endorsement didn't prevent residents' complamts of havmg thetr blue water view blocked by the pro- posed height of the reconfigured club. ~They-are already about 75% obove the correct height codes and now they wont more," said Robert Whitney, a neighbor on Kings Road. "The height hmits are there for a reason, aren't they?" . permission for a structure to be built that would exceed the city's own hetght lim- its when the ch~b adds more guest rQOms, a larger athletic facility and addi- In ·a 6-1 vote, the council agreed to change the way it measures the Bay Club buildrng's height and allow the addition of a cupola , an architectural feature that would rise 22 feet above the city's 35-fo9t height lirrut. "We've worked long and hard on the Whitney's argument was one the council has heard for ctlmosl a decade The Bay Club's original $50 m1lhon SEE CLUB PAGE 4 BRIA~ POeuoA / DAILY PllOr The expanded Balboa Bay Club will add 50 guest rooms, 201 park.irig spaces, a larger athletic facility-and a 57-foot high cupola. After a run of more than 50 years, Dan's TV Service in Costa Mesa closes its doors at the end of the month. IOI~ 41 11 ~II • Jean McMlllan helped her late husband open Dan's TV Service in Costa Mesa in 1948. 'Roll ere ~ d I I I~(, \;.,; 0 Performers' pay and perks - from lots of bucks . . . · to lotsa nuts • Entertainers wanted more than cash to keep fairgoers amused; Smbad's fee set a record. EusEGl!E niyl'i>I FAIRGROUNDS -It took the Orange County Patr $60,000 to get Smbad on ... tage but rock-'n'-roller Peter Framp- ton worked for peanuts -a \'ariety or rruxed nuts to be more precise. Sinbad was thlS year's h.igh- E>St-paid performer, earning nearly twice as much as the next-highest-paid perfonners -Weird Al Yankov1c and Sheena Easton, who were each paid $35,000. ·smbad's pnce 1s the highe;t we ve ever paid,· sa1d General Manager Becky Bailey-Findley. FYI' what they made. • Sinbad ................... $60,000 <-WNd Al YankovK.S35,000 v Shffna Easton ... $35,000 :. Vonda Shepard h.$32,500 <·Peter Frampton .. S31,500 • what they wanted <· Sheena Easton -A non- smoking venue <-Peter Frampton -A vari- ety of mixed nuts; a coffee maker; Starbucks French Roast and flavored coffee in the bean; Black Forest ham and smoked .turkey; and an in·ear stage monitor For more mfo. see ~ 4 Et.bF Gm ~Pb their own shoi> at 1566 Newport Blvd .• where the store still stands At the time, the two-lane Newport Boulevard frontage road was the ma¥1 artery from Costa Mesa to the Arches. Costa Mesa hadn't been mcorporated yet. And there were very few business- es besides Dan's TV Service in the area. Jean and her son, Dave. have run the busmess since the 1990 retirement of Dan, who died m Mdy. Performers are paid accord- ing to the_u going ratec;, their populanty and theu ability to draw crowds. Bailey-Findley said. The $445,250 pent on entertamment this year was $100,000 more than last year, he said. . Besides the monetary pay- ment, performers' speoal con- cert-night requests w re made available to them. mg because they travel and they're on the road a lot,• Pat- t r n '><ll<i ·1 tn to make llie for peopl as ea }· as po 1ble " Some or the performer ' r que'>t., were related directly to thclI pertormances. Frampton ac;ked for an m-ear morutor, She na Easton wanted to make '>ure she was perfomung m a nonsmokmg venueL and Chn LeDoux a kcd tor 100 red and white camdboni. to pass out to A t the end of this month, Dan's TV Service will fade out after 51 years in business. Dan and Jean McMillan opened the store in 1948 in a room in the back of Myrene's Service Station at the inter-· section of 17th Street and Newport Boulevard. 1Wo years later, they built "We.still have customer.rthat we sold our fitst TVs to,• said Jecm, who has mixed feelings about closing the busi- ness. "They're sending thell grandkids in to get their sets repaired • Though business slowed with the advent of discount warehouses, the McMillans entered the business dunng televlSlon's heyddy. The fm.t RC A tele- vision was introduced to the public m t939 at the cost of $660, more thdn hdlf the pnce of d new car. It wasn't until after World War 11 that SEE CLOSING PAGE 4 For example, Frampton earned $31,500 but he aho asked for a vanety of mixed nuts and he wanted to be able to make his own coffee, aia Carla Patterson, Arlington Th - ater's backstage manager. ·wf} try to be accommodat· 66,000 :µiouths say 'ahh' MILLENNIUM MOMENT A man for shaping a modern Costa Mesa • Newport-Mesa school nurses handled cases ranging from.the routine to the unusual. . Dair Nol the e coun ehng services although not nearly 11$ many as she would lilce -on her own time. Robert Ung r began his ~tay m C05ta M a m 1956, when he was lilied ini- tially a a consultant on industnill rela- tions to the then-city manager. A few months after h1 arrival, the aty manager resigned ' SEE FAIR PAGE 4 I DEX OASSIRm 7 POUCUIU'S 2 PUIUC MOOOS 6 ·srom s THE nm COlllMM---3 WEA -2 NEWPORT-MESA -There a.re nine ·nunes and 17 nune's aides 1n the N~rt-Mesa Uni· fled School Dillrfd, and last year, student:' came to 1ee them 86,= Umel. . 57,000 Vis- Norman, and the rest of the d1stnct's nursmg COT!Mi, offered Newport-Mesa's 21,000 tu- dents a lot of care last year. according to the dastnct's annual health services report. On the front lines of health care, they dealt with inues and Unger wa promoted. During his eight years as Costa Mesa city wrnuER _,;manager, Unger was mstrumental in devel-""''" •1rt a lot ot won. rrs amaz- ' • ""'atd ~ Norman, •oca•.-at carana del Mu llCIM"" and IJncoln. Har- ed Mimww II n..- tary schools. •vou never feel rangmg from the unusual to the like you're done. Sadly, you j~st routine. Six Students last year, do the things you have to do. for example, were dia~osed lf she had more time, Norman ~ earl t fever a disease Md, 1he would .,ve tu be able • many people OOJY1iOiD to nm workshopl for high ICbool 19th century nove11 but wbkh ..--.... oe Mw to NeDF•• c:an 1ometlmu develop from abullft relldlombipa and .bow to~wltla-~ Aaltll.lbe ...... af MQl4 oping the oty's streets and perks, particular-= ._._ ly the TeWinkl 50-acre park near Mesa de1 Mar Unger also played•••• - a key role m the bOilding of the Keyes Marina site, the Mesa Verde It Alllt,. Ubrary and the· auditorium program and the final dettliol\ Oil the S. • t L .. 2 P.~CeMtPr•~••Y-1V1.,....,._.__~--~._--~-:-"-~--~~~~-4·~"'!"---..-.~-...---~!:-__,.....,._--I In 1~ he rel6gned bis post u <tty manager to become director Of Macm Reehy Co • 2 Wedne~oy. J~ly 28, 1999 locals only Doily Pt!Qt THEN AND NOW Forum to address new noise over El Toro: His inove helped Gov. Pete Wilson · win .reelection J • Supervisor Wilson and FAA representatives will speak with county residents Monday night. ~HAN EN Orange County residents are being invited to discuss the noise around the now-closed El Toro Marine airbase, the proposed site for a South County airport many calls, letters aod e-mails regarding nol! from airplanes in the bky over South County,• said Fifth Du;tnct Supervisor ~om Wilson, Who 1s orgaruzmg the foT\lffi: "I dedded that answers from those who are in <:barge were necc::.sary since, on the sur- face, these do not seem .to be ran- dom isolated events, events that 1 h(lve Witnessed in my own back- yard." tus of the base at the forum, "Air- planes Over South County." According to some South County residents who have called and wntten Wilson, the increase in airplane no1 e started several months ago anti has become more noticeable smce El Toro has closed. TI1e airspu<:c around the base was restncted when it was open, it has now become available for commercial and general aviation use hear as part of a campaign to get the FAA to ch.nge the flight pro- ccdur . One Laguna Niguel res- ident witnessed 16 Jets fly O'.ler hi home m a two-hour peric1d, Wilson s8ld. • 1t is evident there are m planes m the air above South County," Wilson said, •this ts an opportunity to find out why from the folks who know." THEN ... In June 1994, Larry Thomas, voluntanly severed all nes with the lrVir'le Co., where he had been senior vice president of cor- porate commurucations for seven years, and moved up north to help longtime friend Gov Pete Wilson wm h1~ reelection cam- paign Both Wilson iind lrvme Co Chairman Donald Bren encour- aged the move as they viewed Thomas as a ma1or asset m the Republican gubernatorial cam- paign I T.homds served as senior con- sultant during the campaign and brought cohesion to Wilson's communications team #I needed to make sure every· one was rowing in the same dlrection," Thomas said. . Thomas hammered out the message that Wiison was an aggressive leader and would not hesitate to tackle the tough stuff. But Thomas also had to deal with politically charged issues that arose dunng the campd.lgn -like Prop 187. This propos1bon sought to restrict any govern- ~ mental ocial s rvtc~ to iUegal unm1grants in CaLHom1d. \'\'1lson supportetJ Prop 187 and t>ehc"ed the. stdte was spend- ing too much money on illegal 1mm1grants therefore severely 1mpdcting services to others. Thomds sd1cl that a ma1or m1s· conception during the Lime WdS lhc1t Wilson origmatt>cl the propo· s1t10n, whc>n m fdct 1t was born 111 Ordnge County Thomds wds m cl1drge of orcht>slrdhnu Wilson's undge rlunnq this rontroversidl lime. Come Novt'mber, Wilson was reelt•ctc>d Thornds Sdld it WdS d good b.me for thP slttle • 11 had returnl:'d to be> the pldCP of qolden opportunity," Thoma!> sate! After the• election, Thomas needed to dE>c:1de his next rnreer move µo-.<,1bl} 1ournal~sm or speech wnt1ng. Mtl'tbe d com.mu· n1Cclt10ns hnn of ht.., own But c1 hnf'I holiday v1s1t w1th VOLUNTEER • VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs perloch· carry in the Daily Pilot If you'd hke 1nfor· mat1on on getting your organization hsted, call (949) 574-4228 >1LS ASSOCIATION, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotroph1c LdtNul Sclero- sis Assn., Ordnge County Chap- ter. needs mdny volunteers. For I mformdllon, call the chapte r office at (7141 375-Hl22 AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY The O range Count} R<'g1on of the American Cancer SoCJety seeks office volunteer... ThP sooety is also seeking volunteers to answer calls for the urut's Helpline lnfo· Center. For more information, call (949) 261-9446 Information for the ALMANAC is made av11fable by the Or1nge County Oerf( RfCor~r'5 offKe In Santa Ana. However, recordt twlve not been updated since June 15 VOL 93, N0.176 Bren secured his fate. "Well, what are you going to do?,• Bren saia. . w· h e n Thomas replied with his list of possibili- ties, Bren said, "Oh, you can do those any other time. Larry Thomas Why don't you come back to the company." NOW ..• His title at the Irvine Co. is the same, but some of his dubes have changed. At 51, Thomas is back in New- port Beach and enjoys the com- pany of his grown daughter. But no ·more political cam- paigns. "It's a young person's game," said Thomas, whose other politi- cal expenences included work- uig as the press secretary to Gov. George Deukrnejian and Vice Presu1ent George Bush. Thomas said he doesn't en1oy cempdigns. He worked on tb~ to ensure talented and passionate individuals got into office. "There is enormous satisfacbon m pcutiopating m a process that helps someone you believe in achleve theJI goals," Thomas said. And Thomas still keeps in touch with Wilso·n. "My otrfoe has received many, , .. Along with representatives of the Federal Aviation Administra- tion, Wilson will discuss the sta: Residents in the area have been logging every noise they ALL ·w ASHE o· UP The Forum will be a t 7 p.m. at the Sea County Center, 24602 Aliso Creek Road, Laguna Niguel. · .. The two caught up with each other' about a month ago when Wilson and hls wife came to Newport Beach to catch a little rest and relaxation. (And sun- burn, accordmg to Thomas). DON I.EACH I DAl.Y PLOT While cleaning their canoe, Ryland Cole, right, blasts his buddy Brandon Martini with a cool hose atter the pair bad paddle~ out from the Boy Scout Sea Base in Newport Harbor. •He barbecued chlcken, we drank a little wine and we told old war stories,• Thomas said "He takes barbecwng .;ery senously. • . . NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL WRAP·UP Asked where be sees hunseU m five years, Thomas said he would be very pleased if he were still workmg for the Irvine Co "l would like to bnng d ruce bdlance to my We with work an adventure." DIRECTORY AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP ISSUE: Massage pennit for apphcant Brandon Seger. ACTION: Counol voted 7-0 to adopt the findings of the hearing of!tcer SUMMARY: The ·counol decid- ed to accept, approve and adopt the findings and recommenda- tions of the hearing officer and deny the massage perm.it applica- tion o( Brandon Seger. ISSUE: 32nd StreeVNewport Boulevard rehabihtabon. ACTION: Council voted 7-0 to adopt the pro1ect. SUMMARY: The project will replace an existing deteriorated storm drain, install a new dram and undergo re urfacing for the 32nd StreeVNewport Boulevard rc·hdbil· 1tatJon and 30th StreeVNewport Boulevard Storm Drain Improve- ments Project. ISSUE: Operating agreement with the state of CaWorrua. ACTION: Council moved to continue the matter to next meet- ing Aug. 9. SUMMARY: The council will vote Aug. 9 whether to authorize the mayor to sign the operating agreemtmt between the city dnd the state regarding the Corona del Mar State Beach. The recom- mended action aslui the council lo enter into a new operallng agn.>e· meat with the state for a term of 30 years, bc>gmning Aug. 19, 1999. The agreement would obligate the city to the same maintenance and control as the initial agreement provided 50 years ago. ISSUE: Vacation dlld abandon- ment of a portion of Old Newport Boulevard located m the Newport Heights area. ACTION: Council voted 7 -0 to adopt the resolution. SUMMARY: The resolubon will force the abandonment of a por· lion of Old Newport Boulevard cmd direct the city derk to have the re:,olution recorded by the Orange County recorder. • ISSUE: Harbor Permit. ACTION: The council voted 7-0 that the existing permit should be dbated and removed. SUMMARY: The harbor per· m1t Y.d<; lS ued for a shore moor- mg only, which consists of a mooring stake, mooring line, weight and buoy, and that any other structure at this location now is existing without a valid permit and shall be abated and removed. The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop needs volunteers from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday at 2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 640-4777 . HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENJATIVES AMERICAN CANCER SOO£TY ROAD TO RECOVERY This transportation program needs volunteers to drive cancer patients to and from medical treatments free of charge The required commitment is a few hours each week or month. For more information, call (949) 261- 9446. AMERICAN HEART ASSOOATION The Amencan Heart Association is looking for volunteer to per- form vanot1$11eneral office duties in the main office and implement educational and fund . raising events through Orange County. No experience necessary, training will be provided. Por more infor- mation, call (949) 856-3555 PRESIDENT BW Clinton, (0), The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D C., 20500. Hotline (6 a .m . to 2 pm.) (202) 456-1111 · E-mail: president<it'whitehouse.gov Fax: (202) 456-2461 VIC~ PRESIDENT Al .Core, (D}, The Capitol Build- ing, Suite 212, Washington, D.C., 20500 Pax. (202) 456-2461 . GOVERNOR · :· Gray Davis, (D}, State Capitol, Sacramento 95814, {916} 445- 2641; fax: (916) 445-4633 U.S. SENATORS •Barbara Boxer, (D). t 12 Hart senate Building, Suite 112, Wash- mgton, D.C., 20510, (202) 224- 3553; or 2250 E. Impenal High- way, Suite 545, El Sequndo 90245, (310) 414-5700 E-mail: senator<iboxer. enate.gov •Dianne Feinstein, (D), 331 Hart Building, Washington, D.C., 20510, (202) 224-3841; or 11111 Santa Moruca Blvd., Suite 915, Los Angeles 90025, (310) 914-7300 E-mail: senator@feinstein.sen- ate.gov HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES •Chris Cox, (R), 47th DI.Strict, 1 Newport Place, Suite 420, New• port Beach 92660, (949) 756-2244; or 2402 Rayburn Bulldtng, Wash- ington, D.C., 20515, (202) 225- 5611; fax (949) 251-9309 (Repre- sents m ost of Newport Beach) •Dana Rohrabacher, (R), 45th Dis- lnct, 101 Mam St., Swte JC, Hunt-1 mgtoo Beach 92648, (714) 960- 6483; or 2338 Rayburn Buildmg, Washington, D.C., (202) 225-2415; fax: (714) 960-7806 (Repre ents Costa Mesa and West Newport} STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th Di tnct, 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 220, Irvine 927151 (949) 833-0180; fax: (949) 833-0696 STATE ASSEMBLY Marilyn Brewer (R), 70th DtSLrict, 18952 MacArthur a lvd., Suite 220, lrvine 92715, (949) 863-7070 E-mail: a70@assembly.ca.gov STATE COASTAL COMMISSION 45 Fremont St., Swte 2000, San Francisco 94105, (41 5) 904-5200; regional office located in Long Beach, (3 10) 590-5071 ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hall of Adnurustrabon, 10 0Vlc Center Plaza, Santa Ana 92701 •Jun Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa), (714) 834-3220 •Thomas Wilson, 5th Distnct (Newport Beach, Santa Aii~ Heights), (714) 834-3550 • ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD .. 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa, (714} 708-FAIR ' Board: President Emily Sanford; Vice President Don Saltarelli; and members Gary Hayakawa, Jim Lindberg, John Crean, Randy Srruth, Don Willet, Curt Pringle and James Bartch. n.ws stories, ntustr.tions, editC>" rill m.tt.Of ~ herein can be~ with- out written pemlilllon of copy· fi9ht owner. WEITH ER SURF POLICE FILES , HOW TO RU.Qt U$ OmNtion The Times Or11n91 County (IOO) 252·9141 Adwet1111ng ClaHl«i (949) 642·5671 .. Di1p&ey (Mt) W-4J21 ldalll NMI (Mt) 642·5680 Spotts (M9) 574-4223 Newl. Sports , .. (M9) '*4170 1-mMI: ~~nk Mt MllnOID ..,._ OfllCll (Ml) IG-4121 .._,..PM (Ml) IJMUI TDIW'ERATURES hlboa 77164 eorona de! Mar n/64 Cost. Mesa 78165 Newport Beach 77164 Newpott Comt n/6s I'll ti Piid "r lf"'9 w.dge " " • .~-4 M .... CiwNI~...._ ~ N9t!JS1Df't •• ,.,2•JSW ........ ~,··~,··~·~-~-~-··-1·.,. ...... ~r":"':'~Wf .. Jla1 ..• .2 ... M ~, ••••••• 2 ... . 110IS TODAY First tow 4:23 a.m ..•.•••• -0.4 First high 10:49 a.m ..••••• 4.0 Second low 3:39 p.m .••••••• 2.1 Second high 9:"6 p.m ..••...• 6.0 W. continue to see · a f'<:f1ng southwest fW.fl for WliSt·tO- chest·high sets. The waves will be bigger at the points •nd rte~. Water cond1· COSTA MESA lrlstol StrMt: A men's w it worth S 1,450 was stolen from• bust- ness in the 3000 block during the afternoon of July 26. 17th StrMt: Groceries totaling S200 were uken from 1 9fOC9fY stC>fe in the 200 block d1M"1n9 the evening of July 4. 5cMfa ~A wallet containing cMh and credit c.ds worth S299 W.tS ~ from I buWls if'I the 800 block at 12;15 p.m. on M'J 22. Suntsow.r. A computer worth $22,622 was stolen from the 1500 block on the ~ning of July 1. Sou9' COMt Driw: A cellul1r phone, c<>mp«t discs ind sun- glasMS worth S 1,260 were ttofen from a whkle In the 1000 btodc on the night of July 15, lMlmDAY tlons .,. poor to west llQr Sw.t A computer, v°'-ll'W'tkY .nd • pneowc.e Flttt low worth SM44 wrtf• stolen from • petlo In the eoo block on the 4'51 a.m. . . . • • . .o 4 f11r. The sun will aet morning of July 14, Flm high etlp.m. ...~ 11'20•m .••• , .,41 ro;;,,...rvn, IEACH 5«ond low NlstlpOlt C..... 0rM: A~ WOf1ti $650-.... from• ~ 17 pm •••••• 2. t pon;h In the 2000 blodl on the morning on~ 31. ~....,----~-+· ~---~~~-----i...i-,,_.1 ....... cl'••P•1~:~Galfo1t~__.-.h;Ml...,.11111111111r-fw..,...-i+-•~t 1CU1 p.m. • • • • • .s.a geragt In W. 1-blodt Clf" the~ Olf Ju1r a -u.-:==.!ncc:::::::...:r.~:: .......... "9ofMJa.J, . Doily Pilot Wedne$dby, July 28, 1999 3 LOcal reps lose ·on China v.ote Search for KenY?£dy not unusua~ nor too much • Rohrabacher's resolution, with Cox's support, would have denied normal trading status to the Communist nation. S.J.CAHN lbtt Piol .A disappointed Rep. Dana Rohrabacher . (R-Huntington Beach) vowed Tuesday to contin- , ue to fight U.S engagement witll China after the HQuse ,,oted 260- 170 against his resolution to deny , the country normal trading status I with tile U.S · "What more does Communist I China have to do to get tile Con- gress not to give them ·'most favored nation' trading status?" + Rohrabacher asked, reremng to : allegations of Chinese espionage , or U.S. nuclear tecl')nology as : well as recent tensions between • tile county and Taiwan. 1 • Com.murust China poses the : greatest potential tllreat to Amer- : ican national security, H he contin- · ued. · Seventy-one Republicans ; were joined by 98 Democrats and : the House's lone Independent 1 congressman in supporting the ~ resolution. One hundred and fifty Republicans and 110 Democrats voted against it. Passage, while 1t could have sent a message to China and President Clinton, would have done little to deny China the nor- mal trading status th.al was once knoWI\ as •most favored nation" : status, said Rep. Chnstopher Cox : (R-Newport Beach), who also supported Rorbabacher's resolu- . lion, because there was no hope 'of overturning Clinton's promised :veto. •1t · is symbolic," Cox : explained of tile vote, noting tllat . the resolution is voted on annual- ly by tile House. ' Nocmal tr~ding status assures a country •the same low tanffs other countries have when sell· , mg goods to the U.S. Cox said he suppprted the res: olution to take a stand against · Clinton's lack of a meaningful China policy. "What IS nussing in the Clin- ton China policy is moderation, good Judgment and a sensible negotiating strategy,• Cox said. Rorhabacher argued with Cox's dead-on-amval assessment of the resolution. "This was more than symbol- ic," he said. •rt was a vote tllat could well have started the process to changing our trading policies that are hurting our national security and our long- term economic stability." But, Cox said, even China rec- ognizes the vote is meaningless now. When its trading status was in jeopardy several years in a row earlier this decade, China would release political pnsoners as a gesture of good faith in the days lead.mg up to the vote. It's stopped doing so, said Cox, who was tile chairman of tile House committee that mvesugat- ed alleged Chinese spying and released a 700-page report detailing 1ts findmgs this spnng. In response to the failure of ·tile resolution Tuesday, Cox sdid the International Relallons Com- mittee that RohTdbacher is a member of may introduce a reso- lution supporting Taiwan againsl Ch ma. WHAT'S AFLOAT 1 • WHArS AF\.OAT rum periodically If you know of an event or activity that could appear in this column. please mail the information to Daily Pilot 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627, (ax rt to (949) 646-4170 or e-mail It to dallyp1/o~rthlink net. WHALE WATCHING and 1 to 4 p.m Sundays. The cost is $20 for adults and $15 for chil- dren The schooner is also avall- able for pnvate charter. For reservations call (714) 966·0686. W hat I don't understand is why some people don't understand the natiOnal mouraing of John F. Kennedy Jr. J lis death, and the subsequent search for his body, and that of his Wife and sister·in- law, have brought howls of resentment from the extremists bl the nght. My God, c-an't we allow .three hne young people to be killed without mak.J.ng a political issue out of it? But that jt has become. "We ought t6 send a bill to the Kennedys, • one reader "wrote to our local paper.' , I've seen plenty or sear~es off the California coast tllat were only <J)ghUy less elaborate Ulan the opcratJon off Martha's Vine- yard. Most of the search-and-rescue operations the Coast Guard undertakes are becaU9e of slop- per/ptlot error, carelessness or downright foolbd!di.rless. Some yea.rs ago, there was a massive search offshore for a lamebrain in his early 20s who decided to dllive lus personal watercraft -one of tllose seago- 11\9 mqtorcycle things -from Dd'na Pomt to Catalina and back. His provisions included a bot- tle of water and two high-energy bdrs. Conspicuously absent were cl compass and a hand-held raclio I don't recall the details but, when friends hadn't heard from tile young man by 6 p.m., they called the Coast Guard Using three cutters, a 41-foot patrol ooat, two helicopters and land-based, twm-engine search planes, Coast Guard detach- menlc; from Long Beach and San T H··E FRED COLUMN Di.ego, al'ld tile Point Divtde.from Newport Beach, began scouring the sea from Point Femun to Point Loma. Mr Numbskull was found on the morning of the second day .. I was wnting a column on this dol)e causing such a ruckus and called Coast Guard in Long Beach to see if I could get an estimate of what the search had cost us, the tdxpayers. ·we don't do immediate accounting on c,pcc1fic Cdses." a lieutenant told me "Our JOb is to save lives." Certamly the Coast Guard launched a massive search for Dr. Robert Axelrod, a plastic sur- geon who disappeared after tak- mg his 30-foot powerboat for a ride off Newport Beach m Janu- ary 1992. Neitller the doctor nor his boat have been "een again, despite more than a week of fru1Uess hunting by the Coa.!.t Guard. They searched every cove on every offshore island, every coastal harbor betwt'en Sdnta Barbara and Ensenada. every + WHEN DINING GETS BORING, IT'S TIME FOIL Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ' AS WHL AS BAJA WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO-GO Cockta11s Phone Ahead for Food To Go 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949-645-7616 BONGO'S SPORTFISHING CHAR- TERS offers pnvate party whale- watching excursions every day. l'be cost is $125 tor one hour, with a su-passenger maxunum and a three-hour mirumum. For more Ulfonnation, call (949) 673- 2810. \~ Rediscover the YMCA NEWPORT LANDING SPORTFISH· ING offers a low-cost way to whale·watch, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. weekdays and 9 a m. to 2:30 p 1m. weekends ·and hohdays. The cost is $14 tor adults, $8 for seniors and ch.lldren under 12 . Special discount rates are avail- able for schools, churches and community youth groups. For available dates and information, call (949) 675-0550 PILGRIM OF NEWPORT, tile 118- foot historic schooner, offers weekend whale-watching trips, tt6m 10 a.m. to 1 p .m. Saturdays .tel .'{lJI Even Babies • \Ql'KOC~ CE1''TER • RACQLTTBALL • Pl''RSONAL TRAINERS • ,\1ASSAGE • C .\.ROJO •AEROBICS • FREE. WEIGHTS • STR.£NGTH TRAJNNG EQUIP. • BASKETBALL ER'S FEE 2.'\00 l nhel"llly Or.· Newport Beach 91660 949/642•9990 . .. • ~-~Back Our Baby BackS fuel dock, every waterfront bar, every manna. I don't recall anybod}• com· plo.irung about the extent of that nussion. . . The foolhardy are many. I have not heard about anybody who tned to make Catalina in a bathtub, but that's about it. They try and go to the island on pad- dleboards, pedal boats, Lido 14s and an astonishing vanety of 0U1- er small, nonoceangomg craft. · , When Wat~r Rat spoke about tbe delights of "m<>ssmg about in small boa.ts," rm sure he meant to do lt with conunon slmse and prudence, not foolishne~s · Yet tllere are tllousand.s who tlunk the prayer, "Oh, Lord, thy sea is so great and my ship c;o small," IS for suckers. Fools. Perhaps for Kennedy to fl~· over water with his wife and her sister on board, dl rught, with no in.St:rument rating, W'a tooh h But it does not make their death any less tragic l feel sorry for the Kennedy family for having to bear the lo::.s of yet another -0f the cldil l feel sorry for our country because we lost a young'man of surh promise, a man who, in the not- .ftif5::;..-..~~~ too.distant futwe, nught well have been th one Individual who could have brought this ter- ribl}' fractured nation back together. But as (ai as U1e Coas"t Guard wa concerned,-lohn and ca.i- olyn and La~ren were JUSt three more 'ouls m di.re trouble at sea and they would use every re ource to re CUP tllem: It b our loss they could not. If there ~ (l bnght spot 10 this .sad cd..la.rruty. it ts,.to me. the dis-• cove!')' of the paS.o;age read br Cauren Bessette's motller at her memonal service. a is from a work and an author both unknown to me, "Facts of Faith" by Henry Scott· Holland. It J hould pack it m some day, l want to hear his words at my ervice: •Death is nothing at all. It does not count. I have only slipped CiWa} inlo the next room. I am hut wait.mg for you, for an interval, somewhere very near, Just around the corner." Anwn. • FRED MARTIN 1s a former Newport Beach resident who now writes from his home en Fort Colhns, Colo. His column appears Wednesdays AJOUT ISM/~'lms FWM FASH/OS IS!AAO Mattress Outlet Store BRAND NEW· COSMETICAUY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! m: 3 165 Harbor tnvd. 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Not every request can be grant- ed Budget restrictions prevent them from proVldmg limousines, dlcohol or extravagant luxuries, Pdtterson said In recent years, requests for alcohol helve · decreased while requests !or hedlthy foods, and vegetarian foods, have increased -making 1t ecls1er to fill perform- ers' requesb, Patterson said. The '!Ue~t for food can still ~e dn adventure, ~spec1ally when performers Me qwte speohc about what they want, Sdld Bob Miller, executlve chef for Fanldfe Enter- pnses whJCh <"aterro to the per- former... • t-..tiller hdd to make sure that The Nelsons had orgdruc almond butter dnd lhdl Frampton hdd Starbucks French Roast coffee, dlthough he couldn't hnd the fla- vored cotfee bean that Frampton hdd dlso requested. "There nught be 20 items they want dnd you don't get d.ll of ·them." Miller said "It's c:tlways the item you don't gel that's the item they redlly wanted." One of the easiest groups to cook for wai. PoUll of Grace. Their FYI what they made + OVis LeDowc -Sl0.000 + '°'"' of Gr~· S25.000 + War · S20.000 , + 1"'" Dog Night· S 17,500 + 1'he ~ • SB.500 + DlscO Ntte ~ • S17,750 (E11elyn •Champagne" King · S6,000; Rose Royce· S4.SOO, Oeney Terrio & Motion • S4.000. • Anrta Ward • $3,250, what they wanted + Owfs lAOoux 100 red and white carnations for his fans + 1'he Nelsons • No dairy. v4leat or fast food products; a pound of plain M&Ms; Individual cans of tuna and salmon; and organic almond butter + Point of Gr.at • A tlome-<ooked meal and chocQlate chip cookies • + SinbMt -Frfflla1r odes aftei dosing + Deney Terrio a Motton end Anita Ward -Airfare and hotel accommodations + Three Dog Night -Famous , Amos and Peppendge Farm cookiM +War -Vegetirian cuisine + Bryan Whtt. -Peanut butter +Weird Al Y...aovk ·Vegan W!Slne written request said simply: "We're not picky girls. We just like food like our grandmas used to ,cook for us.• The most challenging was WeU'd Al Yankovic, who is a veg- an, Miller said .. ·It's really hard to cook for d vegan if you really want to do something,• Miller said. "He did- 1 n't even eat wheat noodles. It hacr to be eggless. In that case we just did a ton of vegetables. Sold 7~ Pati6 9~ Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Direct, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare our Prices! Teali9-peW Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment 1240 Logan Ave. Unit H (comer of McClintock & Logan) (714) 544-7268 Why wait to pay your tolls in the cash lanes when you can breeze on and off The Toll Roads with this handy automotive accessory? CLOSING CONTINUED FROM 1 production and sales picked up. Jn 1946, there were only 6,000 televisions in households across the U.S .. but by 1951 that nwnber held skyrocketed to 12 million. Dan, an avid ham radio opera- CLUB CONTINUED FROM 1 expansion proposal was rejected by the council in 1991, based largely on the complaillts of resi- dents-that the massive develop- ment would hinder ocean and ·1 harbor views. The club followed by filing a legal claim, contending the coun- cil's rejection was a vtolatlon of a f986"1ea.se agTeemenl.The Club later called off the' legal action and went back to the drawing board. A new. scaled-down version of the expansion plan was resur- rected in 1996, when the Bay Club secured a 25-year lease extension on the land it occupies. Wilh F.ls'l rJk iM on your windshield, your tolls c.tre automatically c.lc<lucte<l Jrom your pre-paid FasTrak rM account. So there'!-, no need to cany cash or even slow down. Just drive in rhe "FasTrak onlyit lanes on the <.,an Joaquin, Eastern and Foothill Toll Roads. Getting }<>Ur Fa'>TrakTM transponder i~ easy. V1~it a ~en ice Center or open .. m .1tcount over the p hone with your credit cJrd. O r to have an application foxed or mailed to you. cal~ 1-800-378-TRAK (8725). The To\\ Roads ... ······· ......... . ...... . ••CAU.58 LIFa ·s TOO SHORT. The Toll Roads Service <:enters 30 ra1rhanks, Suite 100. lrvint: (near Alton Pk\\Y .ind Irvine Blvd) 27995 ureenfil•ld, Laguna Niguel CRand\o N1~ucl Center next tn Stroud l 731 :-,oi.1th Weu U1nyon Road in Anaticim Hills (Syc.amor • \.anyon l'l.u.1 near Ralphs) NEWI 209 Aven1da Del M~r. Sunc 108 in s.m Ck·mcnlc tor, used his technical expertise to cross over mto te levision. His antique radios still grace the shelves of the McMillans' store. Dan's TV Service provided hundreds of families in the Har- bor area with their first television sets At one time, there were Dan's TV Servtce stores in Gar- den Grove, Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. That land is classified as state tidelands and Is controlled by the city ' Part of the agreement on that lease extension called for the Bay Club to make ,improvements and bring the facility up to what the city calls "first class• lilatus. As for the new plans. Council- man Tod Ridgeway agreed with Whitney's concerns about the height. As proposed, the cupola would be 22 feet higher than the city's height limit. •To block {the views of the neighbors) bothers me,• Ridge- way said. City officials countered dis- senters by noting the Newport Beach Municipal Code currently includes provisions to allow approval of archltectural features such as cupolas that rise above the height limit. The crowd at tlie Monday meeting s1ghed and murmured during the public hearings and at one point, Councilwoman Nonna Glover had to ask for quiet. . Mayor Dennis O'Neil, who was the Bay Club's attorney m 1991, chastised the crowd after someone shouted that the pub- lic's opmion didn't matter. The perturbed mayor shot back: "Could you have a little .courtesy and respect for the "'I "1 hate to • close it but it's time to get out of here." Jean McMillan With her son Dave, Jean McMillan has decided to close the family's Costa Mesa TV business. ERIC SANTUCCI I DAllY Pit.OT Dave began working at the store during his high school years in the late 1960s when color tele- vtS1ons were being introduced and Neil Armstrong made his famed walk on the moon. The family business has ·been bis Uf e for 30 years now. "I hate to close it but it's time to get out of here,• Jean said. "Flfty- one years is enough." NURSES CONTINUED FROM 1 strep throat. Students were faced with disea es and condition$ a~ • varied as leukemia, muscular dyjitrophy and a life-ill!eaterung allergy to peanut butter. On the routine side, nearly \0,000 students were tested for heanng and vision prQ...b\ems, and · 900 students were referred for glasses. More than 300 students who needed glasses were from fami- lies without the resources ·to get them, ~ nu.rs~ referred students to the Lions Club for free or reduced-cost glasses. ' In many commuruties across Californi'a. · scflool nurses are . ounding the alarm that the lac){ of health insurance among poor children is a 'huge health prob- lem. Nurses in Newport-Mesa said Costa Mesa JS no exception, but I that, in the words of nurse Car- olyn Robirison, "we ar~ lucky because there are places we can refer students to,• such as the UC Irvme Medical Center and the SOS cliruc in Costa Mesa. "It would be nice If there was · I more out there, because then pdI· council. It does matter.• . . ents wouldn't have to stand m Kings Road resident Jim ·, line forever,• Norman added. Navario said th~ club's effect on 1 Nurses sa1d that day-to-day ~ property could be very dam-1 details of ·the job vary widely aging. _ from Costa Mesa to Newport· "I feel like 30 years of having Beach, and from elementary this home and 30 years of its val-I school to high schooL ue are going down the drain," "You definitely do a lot for Navario said. "For Glover to say people m [Costa Mesa) schools," 'Be quiet' to people and hand the Norman said. , club everythir..g they want on a Many imnugrant families typ1- silver platter is disrespectful· cally do not have health insur· But Glover held her ground. ance or k"nowledge of how to •This is something Manners negotiate the community's com- Mile-cotila use and lfie whole city plicated system of tree-and could benefit from. This will help reduced care, she said people on Kings Road to have a As a school nurse, it is her JOb better view than what they have to notice the students who need d now.· doctors' care, and then find a way Glover's colleagues Gary for the family to get it. Adams and John Noyes voiced "You feel like you do a lo~ Im similar positions. peopl; m those school~. you redl- ·we will have a greatly I ly do, Norman said. improved public access,• No~cs In Newport Beach, on the oth· said. •A great resource for us au. er hand, parents ~1cally have It'll be the Balboa Bay Club ex~ellent health msuranc: .tor Resort where we can eat there therr cluld!en, and the nurses J?l> and stay there." be~omes more psychological. The pl<µl calls for a resort of .At th~ hlgher-end schools~ 214 134 square feet when com-your«: doing far more as fo' d. · refemng people to doctors or psy· pleted, up from the present chologists, • she said ... •somt>- 155,303 square fee~ It will have times, it's just mtroducing certdln an finished athletic faolity of deas lo parents • 15,216 square feet, with 145 1 In addition t~~ their hand'· guest rooms (up from 95) and 466 on work nur es also teach health' parking spaces (up from 2,65) classes, 'including "growth and RUFFL*ES UPHOLSTER development classes• for fourth-, fifth-and sixth-graders as well as classes for staff members on lop· ics ranging from •safe toilebng and diapering" to •tracheostomy care.· ·1 think the nurses we have m the district· are extremely compe- tent and do an extremely good job," said board member Judy Franco. •As With all things Ul public schools, If we had more nurses, we would be doing more But unfortundtely, it's one of those Meas where we don't have the available funds • Where Your Dollar Covers Morel WE'VE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH Sofa $100°0 * OFF Club Chair $50°0~ OFF ·with a purchase of Fabric & Labor til 8/4/99 1998 HARBOR BLVD. 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Wednesday, July 28, 1999 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 44223 MARTIAL ARTS Costa Mesa's White honored DEEP POCKET S . Bob While, oWner ot the Bob White Karate Studio in Costa Mesa and an insl.ructor since 1968, will be honored Thursday at noon m Pasddena by the State of California for years of servtce in the mart.ta! arts conununity. Davenport reportedly close to signing record endorsement deal for women; Five -years, $12 million pact with Nike seen. Newport Beach's Lindsay Davenport, the No. 1-ranked player on the WomP.n's Tenrus Association Tour, is reportedly close to signing a record endorsement deal with Nike, · according to the · sports bus1- ness publication Brandweek. article said. Davenport has also signed a deal with U.S. Open sponsor American Expres:., the trade Hit's a tremendous honor," White said. "I've been involv~ in this for so long1 1es been 9!eat to be a part of ~meth.iDg that has b_een c;onstantly growing and I'm priv- ileged to have made this a career.• · magazine said. .She heads a list of 104 V{Otnen entered m this year's U S. Open .al th·e USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, N.Y. White's studio has tramed numerous professional· ath- letes throughout the years, mcluding the Los Angeles Rams, before they moved to St. Loms. • • Also, seven World Karate Champions have been trained Davenport, the '1999 Wun- bledon champion, is •attracting more marketing attention as under the gwdancP of White. . •Karate is a great teaching tool for the youth,• White said. •Besides providing self-defense, it provides reward for e ffo_rt; something that some sports can't quite provide.• White, a Nmth Degree Blackbelt has been involved in .karate smce he was 14-yeais old. "l was playing baseball and football at Bolsa Grande High,• White said. "I used kar~te _to enhance my performance for my other sports.• White is now the Chairman of the American Kenpo Senior Council, whiGh is a worldwide organization created by the · time approaches for her to Davenport Davenport, who will play the Calif omia or cwt before trying to wm her third Grand Slam singles title later this summer, became the first woman ever to sweep the August hard cowt events last year at Stanford, Carlsbad and Manhattan Beach. Davenport is ct ~alisades Tennis Club member. def end her US Open title." the publication said in its July 26 issue. , The report said Davenport is close to re.inking with Nike for fJ..ve years and $12 million, plus performance bonuses, which •would l~itirnately be one of the biggest, if not the largest (endorse- ment deal), by a female athlete,• the -by Richard Dunn late Ed Parket. , TENNIS . OON L!ACH I OAll.Y PILOT Jillian Braverman delivers .a backhand en route to 6-2, 6-2 victory in the Round of 16 for girls 10s Tuesday afternoon. ·QUARTERFINALS LOOM • No prisoners at War by the Shore. NEWPORT BEACH -The massive War by the Shore -Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club's 1999 Junior Tennis Classic, contmues today with quarterfinals the order of the day for boys and guts. Tuesday's play: A<>UNDOF64 Boys ,, Slngl• . Anson Hsu def. Justin Green. 6--1, 6--0; Kevin Lee def. • Sh.Jan W.tdhwa, 6-4. 6-0, Pfter Wuanedti def. James Skuratofslty, 6-4, 6·3. Boys 14 Singles Neil Shah def. Charlie Fa~. '1-6, 6-2; Nicholas Jamros def. Bryan Warsaw, 6-4, 6-0; Blake Meister def. Andrew Bertohna, 6-2, 6-4; Jeff Nguyen def. sti.un Maguire, 6·2, 6-2; Joel Wries def. David Qumtero, 6-0, 6-1; Alex Kerhulas def. Chao Derridc, 4-6, 7-6 (7-2), 7;5; l)'ler Deck def, Ben Malley. 6-2, 6--0, Nicholas Doan def. M1chal!I Harer. 6-3, 6-3, Brian Noguchi def. Andrew H~ 6-2, 6-0: mh Stuan def. A~x Nafarrete, 4-6, 7-5, 6-J, Boys 12 Singles . Andrew Farland def. Ahmed Mokhtar, 6--0, 6--0; Adam Shandling def. Garrett GlllOf\ 6 1, 7·5. ROUNDOF32 Boys ,, Singles • SUmll Menon def. Brian O\astain. 6-2. 6-1; Logan Johnson def. Conrad Turhk; 6-1, 6--0; Peter Kulmatidd def, Robbie L'Amour. 6-1, Ni, Michffl O'Bradovitch def. Chris K9YS«, 7·5. 7·5, Se~stlan Corrales def. Sean Scott, 6-1, 6-0; Eric A.amaes def. Trevor Cunningham, 6-3, 6-2.; Binh ~def. Justin N1ng. Hi, 6-4, f>:.3; Peter W1ane<kl def. Ryan Stockwell, M . 6-2.; Jared Haley def. B11an Norooz•, 7 5, retired; Brandon Bagg«tt def. Bradley ValleJO, 6-1, 6 2; Gary Fan def. Sean Korduner; 7-6 (8-6), 6-3. Kevin Lee def. Anson Hsu. 6-3. 6-3 9oyS ,. SJnglee Ra1r Sondhu def. Jeff Ngur-n, 6-4, 7-6 (7-4), Jonathan ldiM'nan def. SteYen Gol~g. 6-1, 6-1; NG Kerhulas def Keigo 'ukugakl, 4' 6, 6-4. 6-0. Josh Stuart def. RONld NQvyen. 6--0, 6-3, Tyler Deck def. Brennan RoberU. 1-6. 1-6, Nkholn Doan def. Kevin Chang. 6-2. 6-2.; Joel Wllti ctef. S.an Welsh by default 90r912s..- Ml.ty ~ djf, Christ~ Keerney, 6-7, 6-3, 7-5; DfYid Wong def. KyM ren.. 6-3. 6-3;· Alex Chin def. Chris Johnson, 6-2, 6-l: Erie lM def. ,_ke Fleming, 6-0, 6-0; Leland Buttle def IN• Ghanen\, 5--0, 6-2; Andrew Ong def. <Mios Gomez. 6-1, 6-1: Shlmpel SUzulil def BWt T-.. llGllM f.O, "'°' si.w Johnson Jt. def. Gregory ~ bv def.ult Derick Mttre def, OUstln Hladelc, 6-0, 6-1; Andrew Flftend *'·Krishna ~ M, 6-1; faerit• flhllllpa *'·Marn ~.""~:;_:;:":'·- --tt-~dif:·1 ~.s:. . ...-..1~deif.Mkt"'9Mbll1Mh~ ...... ... M .... <.llhlrlnl Mel& -.....G••• .,· ... ~ .. ,, .. ); ..., .. .., ..... °"' H. .. l;.....,. Hunter Jack, on the way to a 8-1, 6-1 victory in boys 16s in the Round of 16 Tuesday. Feldmar def. !CatrtN Johnson by default; Ashley 6--0, 6-0, Kristen 0se def.~ B~n,. 6-0, 6-1; Dianne ~•rt def. Christine Ong. 7 5, 6-3; uurtn GalJavh~ Maws def. Etel Bugeteu, 6-2, 6-3 c:t.f. carollna ~o. 6-3, ~ !mm• Taylof def. Jenny Girts 11 Slngm Tortorea by default Sara Bryan c:t.f. Krist. Mcintosh. Kim Ttan def. Amber Smetana. 6-0. 6-0: Leslie Damion 6-2, 6-0, Whitney Paul def. Jes5ia Janner, 6-2, 2-6. 6-3; def. Lindsey Butterwlck. 6-1, 6-2; Elizabeth Exon def. Lauren Hams def. Juliette MUUke. 7-S. 6-2.; Laura Midlelle Keese. 6-2. 6-0, Macall Harkil'll ct.f. Kelly Robinson def. Brittany~ 6-0. 6-0, BrHnN Nelson. 6-2, 6-0, Kelly Si• def. Jod•• Ny9Ntd. 6·3. 6-4. Stowell def. lAufa Oaster. 6-1, 7-6 Chnstina Weng def. Kat•• Dunlap, 6-0, 5--0; Kristen Griffith def. Julie Litrid\ 6-0, 6-2; KristiM Bou def. 9lOUND OP 11 Lauren Thomas. 6-0, 6-2; Megan Hav.'klns def. -..,. 11 ~ MegNnn M.c:G11hrny, 6-1, ~ 1. Jason Efstathiou def. Mike Yepp bv default.; Bryon 14 ~ WeinberQ def. S<ott Mofga. n, 6-0. 6-:Z, Hadley Ogle def. Br\ttany Holland def. Gede AMlc·AoU09. 6·1, 6-2; NrtJv Middleoton. M, 6-0 Ashley Mettert def. C~n Batroo-SlodrNn. 6-4, 6-3, ...,. 11 _,..... Emm.t Taylor def. Bollinger, 6-1, i-2.: StOMll def Bryan, . AMon Yovtn def. Menotl. 6-0. 6-2; Johnson def. 6-2. 7·5, Molly Shih def. FektrnM. 6-2. 6-3, L.auref'I Halm Kulm.ltidtl. H. 6-4. 6-1; Gebel Kut>. def. Jason def. Robinaon. 6-4, 6-0, Lindwy Rye def. ~honey. 6-3, Mednllc. W. 6-2.; Hunter J«k def • ...iey, 6-1, 6-1; 6-2, Jenica Lang« def Paul, 6 2, 6-1. Aan'9S def. Blnh ~ 6-3. 6-1; ~ N•I def, AleJI Girts '2 ser.-8rtzollf. 6-1, 6-1; Joivthen rufanete def. Alex.andtf Elizabeth Bidart def. Sarah SmetaN. 6-0, 6 1; Rkh\llr, 6-1, 6-1; li.ke Wll9on-Htyden def. Ralph N~o. Chrhtlne RiC>chermOlo def. tmely Aston. 5--0. 6-0, 6-l. 1-' V·l). lorr.n lutWwkk def. Owtstine lltttr\ M. 6-3; ..,.,2........ ~~def.O..AndrWW\6-1, .. 1; Alter\ Lee def. HenMn Ahuil. 1·S, M; Chin def. ArNrtde Vllrtfll def. ~ ~ M. 2-6. W; Mft DeVld ~ 6-1, .. ,: luttle ... Ong, 2-6, w. 6-J ZNng .. ...,,.., s.M. 7.s, S.7, 6-1; ~,.. ..,. • ~ def LauNn.......,,, 6-1, 6-0; S.eh,.... def. Mfi ~ towrr.n ... 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Do\ C\Jl.·1 RHJ H rp.ay well have llt aunched his career n a small scale at Newport Harbor High in 1937, but the late Dick Spaulding could measure his name in a grand way by the time he retired in 1974 at Buena Park High School as a principal One otthe final salutes found the school board naming the Buena Park.High stadium after him. Although his main task was that of a principal for 18 year::., he made his sports name coaclung football and baseball at Harbor High and Fullerton 1-\lgh. 5-3 in '39. The three ties in '38 covered three of the most powerful teams in the Sunset League. Spaulding an Escondido High graduate, who made tt to . Whittler College (1930) "with an old Ford and $30 m my pocket." became fnends with a future US Pies1dent Richard M . Nacon m college. They were fnends for many yea.rs, although the relationship tended to fade awa . ..__ _ _.._~ aJter Nixon resigned his role as president after Watergate: When lacking super stars, Spaulding would tum into a gridiron lox. He c;ometunes had a habit of ordenng punts on · second and third downs to play for the breaks. After all, there are four ways to c;core on defense: Interceptions, blocked punts, fumbled recovenes and safeties. Spaulding loved his pl~yers, but he could become strained Q.uring moments of tension. Somel.llnes he was He once held the record of coaching his Fullerton High teams through 28 consecutive victories and our titles in the Sunset League. And that was a rare achievement. He took the team to the CIF ftnals once in the ·sos. Spauldmg got his start at Newport Dick Spaulding amusing without gnearung to be. Frank coaching baseball and assisting the late Ralph Reed wtth the '37 varsity football team, which featured fullback Rollo McClelland, quarterback Glenn Thompson and tackle Ralph lrwin. He took charge of football for two years, 1938 and '39, and tutored three of the most highly regarded players out of early day history. It included the legendary Hal Shefhn, then a tack.le as a freshman, who would later help lead the Tars to their first varsity championship and into the small schools All-CIF playoffs m '42. The other two, quarterback George Mickelwait and end Frank Shefun, Hal's brother, were also named to the second team, All-Southern Califonua squad in '39. His Newport grid teams did not wm a title, but the Tar records clearly showed the toughness of .Spaulding-coached teams. It was 2-3-3 m 1938 and Shefhn dropped a good J><lSS one day Sp.iulding called h1m out. spit on Sheflin's hands iIDd exclauncd, "There. maybe that will help you catch the next one." ~eflecnng back. rus· widow, Thelma, recalled that her husband had alway::. admired working with Coach R~ at Newport. She said, "He often spoke highly o[ f\1r. Reed and would express how much he had learned from him." Spctuldmg once attributed his success to understanding a youngster making mistakes. He ScUd, "No youngster ever made a rrustakc that I hadn't made many times." His philosophy produced life-long fnendship . The McClellan brothers, Rollo and Sparks. were still playing golf \\1th Spaulding pnor to his death l on March 10, 1986. Dick Spaulding, a Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fa.mer, celebrating the oncoming millenruum. CI N 0 EI N.G Chinn places fourth • NeWport Beach resident becomes first American to advance to the World Canoeing Championships. ZAGREB, Croatia -Newport Aquatic Cen- ter's Greg Chinn became the first Am.enc.on to advance to the hnals of the World Champi- onship Races for Canoe and Kayaking. Chmri. 17. of Newport Beach, plared tourth a.t the world cha.tnpionship, racing hb on • man canoe m the 1000-m tcr rare Ula ume oJ -4:1-4.0. ' Chinn also went to the fmal m the 500 meters and came in sixth. Chinn is one of thr can ist .from th Newport Aquabc Cent r who r pr led the Greg Chi.ml Uruted States on the Junior National Team At this event. Patrick Shanna and Jam ~an Hatt competed.Jn a two-man canoe race, but were diSqualihed in the 5e.m.i.fmals . All three NAC members are now b~ to Lake Placid, New York, to compete in the U.S. Nationals for Canoe and Kaya.king .• .. '4 Wednesday, July 28, 1999 FAIR CONTINUED FROM 1 his rans. The highly pmd Sl.llbad sunply wanted free fa.lJ' rides after cloSlllg. Notes on a fair concert lineup worksheet showed that Weird Al Yankovic hdd asked for •2 girls.• Patterson later clarified the request and said that Yankovic had asked that two local girls be hired to dance durmg his show. ._ Not every request can be grant- ed. Budget restrictions prevent them from providJ.ng limousines, alcohol or extravagant· 1uxunes. Patterson said In recent years, requests for alcohol have decredsed while requests for healthy fpOds, and vegetanan foods, hdve increased -making 1t easier to fill perlorm- ers' requests. Patterson said. The quest for food can still be an adventure. especially when performers are qwte specific dbout what they want, Sdid Bob Miller. execubve chef for Fanfdfe Enter· prises. which catered to the per- formers. Miller hdd to make sure that The Nelsons had orgdruc ahnond butter and Lhut Frdrnpton had Starbucks French Roast coffee, although h.e couldn't find the fla- vored coffee bcdll that Frampton had dlso requested. "There might be 20 items they want dnd you don'.t get all of them," Miller said. "It's dlwdys the item you don't get that's the item they really wanted." One of the easiest groups to cook for WdS Point of Grace Their m what they .made • CJw1s L.ooux • uo.ooo +Point of GrlQ ·•US.ad> • + Ww -S20,000 + Three Dog Night -S 17,500 +The Nehons -58. 500 + Disco Hite Petform«S - S17,750 (Evelyn "Champagne• ICtng -S6,000; Rose Royce -S4,SOO; Oeney Terrio & Motion -S4.000. Anita Ward $3,250; . what they wanted • Chris LAOoux -100 red and white cam•tions for his fans + 1M Nelsons -No dai.ry, wheat or fast food products; a pol.Jnd of plain M&Ms.; Individual cans of· • tuna and salmon; and organic almond butter · + Point of Gnlce • A ho~ooked meal and chocolate chip cookies • + sw.ct -me ~ rides after dosing • Dene)' temo • Motion and Anita W..-d -Airfare and hotel accommodations + Thr" Dog Night · Famous Amos and Peppertdge Farm cookies + Wat -Vegetarian cuisine + Bryan Whit9 -Peanut butter +Weird Al Vriovk~ ~amine . CLOSING CONTINUED FROM 1 written request said simply: I "We're not picky girls. We 1ust like food like our grandmas used to cook for us.• production and sales ptcked up. In 1946, there were only 6,000 telev1S1ons in householdS across the U.S .. but by 1951 that number hdtl skyrocketed to 12 million. Dan, an avid ham radio opera- CLUB The most challenging wcis Weird Al Yankovic, who is d veg- an, Miller said. "It's really bard to cook for a vegan if you really want to do somethmg," Millet Sdld. "He did- n't even eat wheat noodles. lt had to be eggless. In that case we JUSt dld a ton of vegetables CONTINUED FROM 1 expansion proposal was rejected by the council in 1991, based · largely on the complaints of resi- dents that the massive develop- ment would hinder ocean aod harbor views. Sold 7~ 'Patt1 9~ The club followed by filing a legal claim, contending the coun- cil's rejection was a violation of a 1986 lease agreement. The club later cdlled off the legal action and went back to the drawing board. Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Direct, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare our Prices! Teak9.qeW Costa Mesa S howroom by appoin tment 1240 Logan Ave. Unit H (corner or McClintock & Lopn) A new. scaled-down version of the expansion plan was resur- rected in 1996, when the Bay Club secured a 25-year lease extension on the land it occupies. tor, used his technical expertise to cross over mte television. His ·antique radios still grace the shelves of the McMillans' store. Dan's TV Service provided hundreds of families in the Har· bor area with their first television sets. At one time, there were Dan's TV Service stores in Gar- den Grove, Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. That land is classified as state tidelands and is controlled by the city. ' Part of the agreement on that lease extension called for the Bay Club to make improvements and bring the facility up to what the city calls "first class" status. As for the new plans, Council- man Tod Ridgeway agreed with Whitney's concerns about the height. As proposed, the cupola would be 22 feet higher than the city's height li.m.it. •To block (the views of Ute neighbors) bothers me,• Ridge=' way sdld. City officials countered dis- senters by noting the Newport Beach Municipal Code currently I, includes pr0Vls1ons to allow approval of architectural features such as cupolas that rise above the height limit. The crowd at the Monday meeting sighed and munnured during the public hearings and at one point, Councilwoman Norma Glo\ter had to ask for quiet. Mayor Denrus O'Nel1, who was the Bay Club's attorney in 1991, chastised the crowd after "I hate to close it but it's time to -y~t out of here." Jean McMillan With her son Dave, Jean McMillan has decided to close tlie family's Costa Mesa 1V business. ERIC SANTUCCI I 0,AJLV PILOT Dave began working at the store during his high school years in the late 1960s when color tele~ visions were being introduced and Neil Armstrong made his famed walk on the moon. The family business has been Ills life for 30 years now. "I bate to close it but it's time to get out of here,• Jean said. "Fifty- one years is enough.•· council. It does matter." Kings Road resident Jim Navario said the club's effect on his property could be very dam- aging~ "I feel like 30 years of having this home and 30 years of its val- ue are going down the drain," Navario said. "For Glover to say 'Be quiet' to people and hand the club everything they want on a silver platter is disrespectful.• But Glover held her ground. "'This is something Mariners Mile could use and the whole city could benefit from nus will help people on Kings Road to have a better view than what they have now.• Glover's colleagues Gary Adams and John Noyes voiced similar positions. "We will have a greatly ynproved public access," Noyes said. "A great resource for us all. It'll be the Balboa Bay Club Resort where we can eat there and stay there." Doily Pilot NURSES CONTINUED FROM 1 strep throat. Students were faced • with dise4So · and conditions a:s vaned as leukemia, muscular dystrophy and a life·threatening allergy to peanut butter. On the routine side, nearly l 0,000 students were tested for hedring and vision problems, and 900 students were referred for I glasses · More than 300 students who • needed glasses were from fami- lies without the resources to get them, so nurses ref erred students to the Uons Club for free or reduced·cost glasses. In many communities across Califorrua, school ncuses are sounding the alarm that the lack of health insurance among poor children is a huge health prob- lem Nurses in Newport-Mesa said Costa Mesa is no exception, but that, m the words of nurse Car- olyn Robinson, "we are lucky because there are places we can refer students to," such as the UC Irvine Medical Center and the SOS clinic in Costa Mesa. "It would be nice if there was more out there, because then par- ents wouldn't have to stand in line forever,· Norman added. Nurses said that day-to-day details of the job vary widel\ i from Costa Mesa to Newport Beach. and from elementary 1 school to high school. "You definitely do a lot for people in [Costa Mesa) schools,· Norman said Many immigrant families typi· cally do not have· health msur· · ance or knowledge of bow to negotiate the community's com- plicated system of free and reduced care, she said. As a school nurse, it is her 1ob to notice the students who need d doctors' ca.re. and then find a Wd) for the faniily to get it. ''You feel like you do a lot tor people m those schools, you real - ly do," Norman said. In Newport Beach, on the oth 1 er hand, parents typically have excellent health insurance tor I their chl1dren. and the nurse's job becomes ·.more psychological.· •At the higher-end schools you're doing far more as for d<> referring people to doctors or psy-(714) 544-7268 -... .................. 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H As with all things m public schools, if we had more nurses, we would be doing more. But unfortWlately, H's one of those areas where we don't have the available funds." LOWER PAYMEl'JTS? (888) 506 LOAN Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS . . EYE-<>PENER ~· ... 1~6day5. WCMrS HAU. Of fN/e (--- Wedne~ay. July 28, 1999 •Sports EdilQr Roger Carlson • 949-5744223 auon OF THE DAY •Karate is a feat teading tool for the youth. Besides provimng sel-defnt, it provides rtw11d for effort; somsthing that some spoi1s mn't quite proride _. Bob White, Ninth degree black belt · • Ooi1y Ptlot 5 MARTIAL ARTS Costa Mesa's White honored Bob White, owner of .. Uie Bob White Karate Studio in Costa Mesa and an instructor smce 1968, will be honored Thursday at noon in Pdsaclena by the Stdte of California for ~years of service m the martial arts community. ~n~r~tl~~o~~~~~!~ II . for women; Five-years, $12 million pact with Nike seen. SPORTS HALL Qf FAME ftl "It's a tremendous honor," White said "I've been involve~ in this for .so long, it's ~n great to be a part of something th.at has been constantly groWing and I'm priv- ileged to have made this a career.• · White's studio hd9 trained numerous professional ath- le!es throughout the years, including the Los Angeles Rams, before they moved to St. Lows . . . Also, seven World Kdratc Champions ha"Ve been trained under the gwd<ince of White. Newport Beach's Lindsay Davenport, the No. 1-ranked player on tho Women's Tennis Association Tour, is reportedly close to signing a tecord endorsement 'deal with Nike, according to the sports busi- ness publication Brandweek. article said: Davenport has also signed a deal with U S. Open sponsor Ame.ncan Express, the trade magazme said. . She heads a list of 104 women entered io. this year's U S Open at the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, N.Y. "Karate is a great teaching tool for the youth," White said. "Besides providing ell-defense, it provides reward for effo_rt; something that some sports can't quite provide.• White, a Nmth Degree Blackbelt has been involved in karate since he was 14-years old. •t was playing baseball and football at Bolsa Grande High,• White said. ·r used kar~te .to enhance my performance for my other sports.•, White is no~ the Chairman of the Arpencan Kenpo Seruor Council, which is a worldwide organization created by the late Ed Parker. Davenport, the 1999 Wiin- bledon champion, is "attracting more marketing attention as time approaches for her to Davenport Davenport, who will play the California circuit before tryillg to win her third Grand Slam singles title Later this swnmer, became the· fust woman ever to sweep the August hard court events last year at Stanford, Carlsbad and Manhattan Beach Davenport is a Palisades Tennis Club member. defend her U S. Open title," the publication said m .lls July 26 issue. The report said Davenport is close to I re-inking with Nike for live years and $12 million, plus performance bonuses, wruch Mwould legitimately be one of the biggest, il not the l&gest (endors~ ment deal), by a female athlete," die -by Richard Dunn TENNIS , • DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT Jillian Braverman delivers a backhand en route to 6-2, 6-2 victory tn the Round of 16 for girls 10s Tues~ay afternoon. QUARTERFINALS LOOM •.No prisoners at War by the Shore. NEWPORT BEAC::H .:.. The massive War by the Shore -Balboa Bay C lub Racquet Club's 1999 Juruor Tenrus Classic, continues today with quarterfinals the order of the day for boys and guls. Tuesday's play: RouNDOF6' Boys 11 Singles Anson Hsu def Justin Green. 6-t. 6--0, Kevin Lee def. Shaan W.tdhwa. 6-4. 6--0, Peter W1•necki def • .i.mes Skuratofsky, 6-4, 6·3 Boyl 14 Singles Neil Shah def. Charlie Fa~r. 7.0, 6-2; Nicholas Jamros def. Bryan Waruw, ~. 6-0; Blake Meister def. Andrew Bertolina, 6-2, 6-4. Jeff Nguyen def Shaun Maguire, 6-2, 6-2: Joel Wiles def David Quintero, 6-0, 6-1; Alex Kerhulas def. Chao Demck. «. 7-6 (7·2), ~-5; 'fyler Deck def. Ben Malley. 6-2, 6--0; Nicholas Doan aef. Michael Ha1er, 6 ·3, 6·3; Brian Noguchi def. Andrew Hi~r. 6-2. f-Q. Josh Stuart def~.6.lu ~fatrm, 4-6. 7-5, 6-3 loys 12 Slngl• Andr~ Farland def. AhrY\fl:t Mokhtar, 6-0, 6--0. Adam Shanc:lltng def. Garrett Giiion, 6-1. 7-S. ROUNDOF32 loys 16 SlngMs Sumil Menon def. Brian Chastain. 6-2. 6-1; Login John$0o def. Conrad l\Jfhk. 6-1, 6-0. Peter Kulmatkki def. Robbie L'AmOur, 6-1. 7-6. Michffl O'Bradov1tdi - Hunter Jack, on the way to a .6-1, 6-1 victory in boys 16s ln the Round of 16 Tuesday. def. Chris Keyser, 7-S, 7·5. S.bastl•n Corrales def. Sean Feldmar ct.f. ic.tnna k>M$on by defauh.: Ashley Sc.ott. 6-:1. 6-0. Enc IUmMS def. Trevor Cunningham. Mettert def. Christine Ong. 7·S. 6-3; Lauren Gall.tgher 6-3. 6-2: B1oh Nguv-n def. Justin N•l'llilt 1-6, M, 6-3; def. Clrohna Velasco, 6-3, ~Emma Tayior <kt. Jenny ~erWianedcl def. Ryan Stockwell, 6-4, 6-2, Jared Tortoru by default; S.r1 Bryan def. Kri5U Mcintosh. ~ley def. B1Jan Notoozl, 7·5, ret1rf'd, Brandon Baggett 6-2. 6-0; Whitney Paul def.~ Janner, 6 2. 2·6, &.3; def. Bradley Valle10. 6-1, 6-2; Gary Fan def. Sean Lauren Hams def. Jul.-tte Mutzke. 7·5, 6-2; Laura ICorduner, 7-6 (l-6). 6-l. Ktv1n lff def. Anson Hsu, Robinson def. Brittany Nelson. 6-0, 6--0. BrNnna 6-3, 6-3 Stowell def. Laura Oasttr. 6-1, 7-6. loys14~ ... Rall Sondhu def. Jeff Nguyen. M. 7-6 (7_.), Jonathan ROUND Of 1t eowm.n def. Stewn Goldbefg. 6-1, 6-1; Alex Kem"as ..,_ti~ def. Kelgo fukugakl. 4-6, 6-:.t. 6--0, Josh Stuart def. Jason EfsUtttiou def. Mike Yepp by default Bryon Ronald Nouytn. 6-0, 6-3, iyter D«k <Mf. Brennan Weinberg def. Scott Morven. 6--0, 6-l; H.cfley Ogle def. RC>bertt f-6. 7-6; N1cholai Doan def, Kevin Chang. 6-2. ~Middleton. 6-4. 6-0 6-2; .k>el Wiies ct.t. SNn Wekh by default. Alron Yoven def.=~ Joh~ def. ~ ~~SlnglesK "'7 "-3 7 5 Kulmatickl, 3-6, ..... 6-1: Gebel Kuba def. JMOn Nt0y ~ U'l'lo """P'"''"",... t«f')ey, V" I V" ' • : .. ._._ ... L ') L '), 1.--&. ~ .la.. L 6 OeYldWong def. IC~ ,.It«, 6--3, 6-3; Alex Chin ct.f .....,.,..., .,.. ... v-..; Hunter~ Ull'l. H.,..,, v-1, ·1: Chris Johnson. 6-2. 6-3; Enc LM def. Mk• Fltmlng. 6-0, A.Imes def. llnh Nguyilf\, 6-), 6-1; ~~·def. Alex ~ "-r-'--._" "'·2 ... ....__.. Brizotlf. 6-1, 6-1; Jonathan ~farteta def,~ 6-0; Letand 8uttte """· E-..,._,..,., vv,.,.. • ,..,...,..,., RlchW. 6-1, 6-1; ea.a Wl~Hayden def "-lph Ni«o. Ong def. Cattol Gomez. 6-1, 6-1: Shimpei SU&ukl def. 6-l, 7-6 (7-3) ..-~ ..... 6-0,J.O;S-.~lr.def .... ,1 ........ Gregoty HfncfwNn by dtflUft: o.rfdc Min dflf Dustin A"9n LR def. Hennen NM.p, 7.51 6--4; a.. def. ...... "°' ... , : ,.,,.,,,,..,, f-*'d def. Krilhnl .............. ._ ~ ..... 6-1; ,atbr P'hllllps def. Adln1 ....... Wong, .. ,, .. 1; ... dlf. Ona :Z-6, 6-2. 6-l. 5Nndlinll. '"'· M. 6-1, ~ XhuluMlt.I def. Mttte, ~ lowmln .. ~ ~ '4. 6-t; f.tlien 44, 6-3. 1-J MltlhMI ... Am QulrWo. M. 6-4; ...,_ MtOdel ---• ... -.:Jlm ...... ..-.:-.-.ir-»"ir.----i-CcW-..iDmm'hl•~~ M1ti11 def ~~.def.lonnltAcfM-.M.s; I ; Ow ..... ~Tt-:-K MllNMMICGl!lm"r def ~ RMllllCMch tir. . ........... dlfiull; ... ,....... ......YI ... Rm,1m&-.lot.•1;P11Met\Coall °"' ......... ,...... ...... JIMI='"'· ,rit'=;~~'=:r:.. .. ,; ...., ............. ClllQ. , .... ~ ""'INI\... ..... Dlirl*" o.-., ..... ' 6--0, 6-0; Kristen Case def. ~ Bowen. 6-0, 6-1; Dianne Matias def. Etel Bugescu. 6-2, 6-3 -Glris 11 Singles Kim Tran def. Amber Snwt.na. 6-0. 6-0, Leslie D.tmt0n def. Lind$eY Butte~ 6-1, 6-2. Elizabeth bon def. Mktielle Keese, 6 2. 6-0: Macall Hark1m def Kelly Nehon. 6-2, 6-0; Kelly Six def. Jod .. ~. 6-3, 6--4; Christina Weng d«f Kat e Dunlap, 6-0, 6--0, Kristen Griffith def Julie Utrich, 6--0, 6-2; Knst•na IOl5 def Lauren~ 6-0, 6-2. Meg.tn HfW!l1n1 def Meghaol'\ MacG11lirray, 6-1, 6-1. 14~ 8flttlny Holland def. Gede ANll·AQq 6-1, 6-~ AShley Mettert def. C.wnetm Unon-s.ndman, M, 6-3, Emm.t Taylot def. Bollinger, 6-1, W. St~I def. lryan. &.2. 7-5; Molly Shih def. Feldmar. 6-2. H. Lauren ... rm def. Robinson, 6-<4, 6.(), llndMly ")4 def. Mahoney, ~l. 6-2; Jes5l<a Langtf def ,.u1. 6-2. 6-1, Glrt912 ..... £1tubeth Bldart def S.r""' ~ 6-0, 6-1 : Christine "lochennoso def. Emily Aston, 6-0,; 6-0; LOITen lutterwldt def. Christine lM'llf\ M. 6-l; ~ MelWq .. er-.. Andr-... "''· .. 1; ArNnda v.. def. Ala Munet. M. 2 ... 6-2; /11.rtrj Zheng def JMWorl s--. 7-S, H, ~1; Mlgar\ Mt! def LauNn ,.,_Nin. .. t. 6.Q; S.lh ,.,..., ... AlrfJ ~6-1,M .......... -.,..Mlluilf$! ... Rw.~ baMI nilon-dlf. 1-"'1 Mliiij .. c.t.e ............. Mt s.r... Glomrtl.. . OIM~l I'\ .. ,, loot~ Cwtkadlf ..... SDMll. ~ ....................... ~ w. .. 1.-.~ ... ' ............ N.N; MdWlt ....,,,.., ...... '-,.. 1'-S.. CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM .. Newport Harbor •He was one of the originals with the Sailors, who went on ~o major accomplishments in northern Orange Counfy. Do"I C'l.VJlll IJ. H may well have Ill aunched his career n a small scale at ~ewport Harbor High m 1937, but the late Dick Spaulding cowd measure rus name in a grand way by the time he ret.lred m 1974 at Buena Park High School as a pnncipal. 'One l1tttte"finat alates found· the school board naming the Buena Park High stadium after him. Although his main task was that of a principal for 18 years, he made his sports name coaching football and baseball at Harbor High and :Fullerton High. He once held the 5-3 m '39. The three ties in '38 covered three of the most powertul teams in the Sunset League. · Spaulding an Escondido High graduate, who made it to \Vhituer College (1930) "with an old Ford and $30 m my pock~t." became fnends with a future U.S. President Richard M Naon m college. They were friends for many years. although the relatJonsh1p tended to .fade away . after Nixon resigned his role as president after Watergate. When laclung super stars, Spauldmg v.;ould tum into a gncfuon fox He someb.mes had a habit of ordcnng punts on second and third downs to play for the breaks. After all, there are four ways to score on defense: Interceptions, blocked punts. fumbled recovenes and safeties. Spaulding lo\•ed his players, but he could become strained during moments of ten'Sion . Sometimes he was ·record of coaching his Fullerton High ~ams through 28 consecutive victones and our titles in the Sunset League. And that was a rare acruevement He took the team to the CIF ti.nals once in the '50s. Spaulding got his start at Newport Dick Spauldihg amusing ·w1thout meaning to be. Frank coaching baseball and asshiting the late Ralph Reed w1th the '37 varsity football team, which featured fullback Rollo McClelland. quarterback Glenn Thompson and tackle Ralph Irwin. He took charge of football for two years, 1938 and '39. and tutored three of the most highly regarded players out of early ddy history. It included the legendary Hal Sheflln, then a tackle as a freshman, who would later help lead the Tars to their hrst varsity chd.mp1onsb.lp and into the small schools All·CIF playoffs in '42. The other two, quarterback George Mickelwait and end Frank Shellin, Hal's brother, were also named to the second team, All-Southern California squad m 39 His Newport grid teams did not wm a title, but the Tar records clearly showed the toughness of Spaulding-coached . teams. It was 2-3-3 m 1938 and Sh flln dropped a good ~ one da)' Spaulding called him out, pit on Shellin's hands dDd cxclauned, •:rtiere, maybe that will help you catch the.next one.• . Reflecting back his wtdow. Thebna, recalled thdt her hu band had alway:. admired working with Coach Reed at Newport She ~d. ·He often spoke highly of Mr. Reed and would exprec;s how much he had learned from him.• Spaulding once attributed ~ success to uodcr.;tanding a youngster making rrustakes. He said, "No young ter ever made a nustake that I hadn't made many time • His ph.il<hophy produced We-long fnendship::. The McClellan brothers, Rollo and Sparks, were still playing golf \\1th Spaulding pnor to !Us death on March 10, 1986. Dick Spaulding, a Daily Pilot Sports Hall of FdJiler, celebrating the oncrumng nullenruum CANOEING Chinn places fourth • Newport Beach resident becomes first American to advance to the World Canoeing Championships. ZAGREB,.Croaba -Newport Aquatic Ccn--- ter's Greg Chliln beta.me the first Amencan to advance to the finals of the World Champ1· onship Races for Canoe and Kayaking. Chi.oh, 17, Of ·Ne\\rport Beach, pl ced fourth at the world championship, racng his on • man canoe m tho 1000-meter race in a time of 4:14..0. Chinn alc;o went to the fi.n4ls m th 500 meters and came m ixth Chinn is on of th.roe can t from th Ne~rt Aquatic Center who r presented the Greg Ctibm United States on the Junior National Team at this event Patnck. Shanna and James Van Harz competed m a two-man canoe race, but w re disqualified m the mlfinals All three NAC members are now heading to Lake Pladd, New York, to compete in th U.S. Nationals for Canoe and Kayaking. •llP Ill ( l ' " ' r a t c { t c \ ( 6 w.dn sday, July 28, 1999 Sports Dolly Pilot Slammers South captures the gold • Penalty kicks cap title at Wolfpack Tournament IRVINE-The Slammers South t•-and-under guts soccer team captured gold medals in · the Wollpack lnvitational Soccer Tournament last weekend. After advancing to the semlli· nals with two ties, the Slanuners . defec:tted South hvine, 1-0, on Amanda Wittman's winning goal. With the win, the Slammers took on the Alta Loma Arsenal, who topk dll early 1-0 lead on a • penalt) kick. Wittman, on an assist from t-.1icheUe HuU, scored again to force the game mto overtime. After two t 0-m.inute over- tunes, the game went mto penal- C l U I S 0 C C'I I G 0 L F y CLASSIC What The third annual shootout for llonon as the women's club champion In and around Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa M~a. =·~=:~i~ 2 p.m., Mesa Verde Country Cluti. Costa Mesa = ~ ~llnl'W Tow9f'MY, santa Alla Country Club a,.Uengen =~ntrydub · Denise Woodsd Mesa Verde Country Oub S.fly Holstefn Big canyon Country Club ~~ HOOPS e~ort second at . San Diego tourney SAN DIEGO -Newport Har. bor Higb's varsity bas\Cetball team travelled to San Diego Jilly 16-18 for the UCSO Summer Tea.tn Tournament and left Wlth f.l solid, second-place performance out of 83 teams competing. • In the tournament, Newport defeated Serra, 54-39, Cleveland, 47-44, San Diego, 52-46, Dana Hills in overtime, 49-47 and Will C. W90d, 62-43. • In the semifinals, the Sailors knocked off Ocean View, 51-45, before losing to El Toro, 56-54 m the championships. ' Dustin IDingworth and· Sean Rorden were named to the AJl. Tournament team and head coach Larry Hirst was very pleased with his team's success iri the tournament. ty kicks where goals by Hull, Erin 8dy, Frankee Kelly and Isabel Montano •gdve the tiUe to the Sldmmers. Next up, the Slammer.. will try to defend last year's title m the South Coast Invitational in Hunt- mgton Beach July 31 and Aug. 1. Wolfpack lnvttatlonal champs (girls 14-and-under) -Back row, from left : Coach Peter Farrell, Jillian Austtn, Michelle Hull, Michelle Burgner, Dominique Clvitan o, Isabel Montano. Middle row: .., Competing for the Sailors i?J the tournament were Illingworth, Rorden, Aaron Yarnal, Justui ReYtlolds, Greg Perrine, Tone Melum, Chris Martin, Jordan Spigner, Josh Knutti, John Mur- ray, John Ready, Tom Redoutey, Steve Young and Brad Hill. Erin Bay, Frankee Kelly, Brooke Burgner. Kale Heeschen, Whitney Lopez. Front row: Jamie Alvis, Lynzl Taylor-Bulick, Amanda Wittman, Hayley Mlller, Jessica Goodwin .and Kinzle Kramer. I PUBLIC NOTICES 11 PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUBU~ NOTICES Flc11tloua BuslneH This business Is con· granting ol lhe pe111100, you Name Statement ducted by-a oorporauon should ·appear at the hear· Tne follow1n9 persons Have you 1tarted doing Ing ·and stale your Oblec- are domg business as 1>us.1ness yet? 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CA 921527 The I011ow1ng persons 216 N TUSTPI A ttons w1t'1 lhe court before ORANGE CA the . tleartng. Your ap· Daily P11o1 July 21. 28. Tiit llulk U. 111'*"<1td ID are ~no bui;1ness IS Aug 4 11 1999 W520 tit COlllUrnmalld • 1111 otflCt ol Tennis Teknique$, LLC. NOTICE OF Al.OOi LYMAN ESCROW COOP ~129 Vista Enllada. Co· ,_,=Beach-Costa Mt3I pea ranee may be In persoo C 1 •"" "'' .. "'"'""' ·~ Of by your attorney """'""'""""""""' IF YOU ARE A CREDI· APPLICATION TO -"* aclcllal 1t 11326 South rona del Mar. CA 92626 Strltt. CtmtDI CA 90703and1111 Tenn1s Teknlques, LLC, ;---21_.22_.28_._1_999 __ --t TOR or contingent cred11or• of the deceased, you must Ille your claim w11'1 the court and mail a copy 10 the personal representative appomted by the ooun within lour months from lhe dale ol the first issuance 01 letters as provided In Pro· bate Code SOO\lon 9100 The time tor fifing claims w~I not exp1fll before IQur ITl()(!ll'IS from the heanng date not>Ced above SELL ALCOHOLIC •• -..,~ • ..i ... -. ....... (C.AA). 2129 Vista Entrada, Fictitious Buslnesa BEVERAGES f i'i'ogQ -.,_ 15 .._..st Corona del Mar, CA 92626 Name St•tement Dale ot Filing Appllcalion Thi llulk Ult 1s sullied to This busmen IS con· The following persons 26·JUL· t 999 C..fom1 Ulllonn Commertt• ducted 'by Umlted L1ab1l1ty are doing business. as To Whom II May Concern CoOtSecion61062 Co WORM PALS, 2565 E The Name(s) of the IW 11'11 Ult II lllbieet to Sec 1-iave you started dolng Weslj)O(I Or . Anaheim. Appllcant(s) is/are 6106 2 the tollowlng lnl°'""'°n business yet? No Calilorn1a 92806 YOUNG CYNTHIA ANN llllst tJt prowjK1) Thi name sno Tennis Tol<nlquea LL,C. Patrlda Anne Fox. 2565 The appllcanll lilted ldchSS ol 1111 Ptl'IOO wrth whOm Phllllp Deni, Manager E Westport Dr • Anaheim, above af8 •PP~•'l\cto the dams l'l\IY be tMd 11 ALDEN This statement was filed C111fom1a 92806 ~~=~:1&,~rOI ~o :rric l YMAH ESCA0W CORP . 11326 't;;:n: ~~t"oo C7~:J' 2~~·a E M~:st~~m~:: ateoho41c beverages at Soulll Slltel. c:em.>t, CA 90703 19998798151 Anaheim, Caldomta 92806 103 PAl..M ST I/Id 1111 last dar fOf filing Clatms BALBOA CA 92661 by lny CllOfDf SNll tit ~st 2a°~'~Jllot JUiy 7, 1~;~ This bus1neu Is con· For, .. _ tono~n~l1,: of 12. 1\XIG, WlllCll 111111 ~s ~rsac:lt11pby • general pert-· • ... m .... btfort 1111-.... cs.. '.... Fictitious Business "" License ti 1 0 · ALE -_,, 1'*' ""' Have ....,., Slartad dOinn BEER D NE lbcM Name Statement ,~ .. ., EATING AN WI . o.a »t 16 1111111 The I0110W1ng persona bol•neH yet? No Published Na"'Wlt Beach· I.Alff.NT S~ are doing t>us•ness es Plltia. Anna Fox Costa Mesa Dally Pilot ~~I) ....... ,..~ AEGEAN GRAPHICS w~~:a~ ~~~ JU!y28 Augus14 11.1999 16-1~·;:Mm 27758 Santa Mafganta orangeCountyon8·7·99 W521 _,.,...lJI 28, Pk:§: #252. MllSIOO VeejO. 1999S795500 -::F.-lc1..,.,l,...,ti,_.o-u-s""'B,,...u-e..,.lne-1_1_ lM C~or~6:1 Alex Puebla, Daffy Pilot J~y 7 14. 21, Nam• Statement BSC8560 26761 Morena Drive. MIS· 28• 1999 WSOO The k>110w1ng persona NOTICE OF PETrTION ston VtejO. CA 92691 NOTICE OF are d<>onO business as TO ADMINISTER Th.$ bu$1ness 11 con· APPLICATION TO Piua Land, 103 E 17th ESTA...,E OF duct.a by an lndtViduat SELL ALCOHOLIC Street Suite 5. Costt '' : Have '""" started dOI"" BEVER'"GES Mesa. Cal~ornia 92627 SHARON C. FREELY boslnassyel? No ... " Eutland EnterprlHI, eka SHARON DEENA JC>fge Alex Puebla Diie of Allng Aophcallon Inc. (CahlOrrlla), 103 E FREELY •ka TI111 stalamenl WIS filed 12-JUL~li!l9 17th Street. Suite 5, Costa StfARON DEENA wnll 1t1e County Clerk ol T~,!~~~ ~m Mesa, Caltfomla 92627 ELLEN CROWL Orange County on ·7·2-99 Appllcaot(sl is/are. Thl9 business it con-FREELY 189M7981IO Pl.AYERS PIZZA ducted by e eorporebon CASE NO. A198031 Deily Pilot July 7. 1•, 21, INCORPORATED Have you started doing To •fl . helt•. banall• 28, 1999 W495 The eppllcanta Hated business yel? No Eastland EnlerprtsH clarlas. creditors, cont· Flc11tloua eu1lne11 above are apptytng to the 1 n r. . M 0 he m 8 d A lngent credllM. Ind--per-Name Statement Dapa11mant of Aloohollo Tavakoly, Secretery aona who may otherwise The toUowing persons Beverage Control to Hll Thll statement ~• flied be Interested In the Wiii or ere doing bullnaH 11 afcoholrc beverage' al w11h the County Clan! ol estate, or both, of: New Wava Media, 11620 512 w 19TH ST Orange Counly on 7-13•99 SHARON C FREELY aka 'Warner Avenue.I. ,525, COSTA MESA CA 92827 l"9179t04ll SHARON DEENA . Fountain Valley, \;ahlomla For the following type ol Dally Pilot July 28, A~ FREELY eke SHARON 92708 license 41 ON-SALE 4 11 18 1""" w ~ DEENAELLENCAOWl BEERANOWINE·EATING . • • ••• ... FREELY Lany Marquei. 11620 Published Nawpof1 Beac:tl- Fletltl<H.lt 8u1IM9S A PETITION F~ PRO· Werner Avanue..1._ l525. Coita Mesa Dal~ P1lo1 N Founialn Valley. \Antomla JUiy 14 21 28 """ arne S~t BATE hu been hied by 92708 • • ..... The IOlloloring peraont WILLIAM B FREELY ..... _ .... -. I W007 are OOlno bul4neaa .. In \he Super10r Court ol • ·-...... neJa s con· Rctltloua Buelneas SPEC WEAR, 213Topaz Cahlomta, ~y of ~ b~en -=~ N•me Statement Av~a, N8WPofl Beictl. ORANGE l>vstnt,ts yel? No The following person• Ca~lomll 92662 THE PETITION FOR Larry Marquez are dolnQ bultneN ts CoaMn McMlle, 213 PA08ATE ~ats that Thia stattmanl wu 14'¥1 POLKA DOTS DESIGN, Topit7 Avenue, Ne'llfl)Oft WIUI~ B FREELY Wl1t'I the County Clar\ ~ 2 Cone T1ova11 Irvine, Beacn, c.lllomla 92t62 be •Wolntad u perl004tl Onanga County on 7 8·89 Ca "omla 02606 JaMll r McAldla. 213 rapruantatllle lo admlnls-1ttM7813211 Jo(Jy c W111r;. 2 Cort Tcpe1 Avarue, Newport lar UM 81tlla ol the dtoe-Dally pp,._. .. ..., 7 14 21 TrOYara, livioa, Ca11•~•-Beac:h. Callfomia 92682 dent. 23. 1089....,. .,,,.., ' w•~ 92606 .,.,_ Kathleen McAIOlt, 213 THE PETITION requeatt n111 business .. con Tapaz Avenue.i. Newport au1fl0nty IO adtntr'llllar lt'8 .... Df Hiii• TO dUC1ac:I by an indMdu Oeachl Celtlomia 92682 Utata Undef..,. ·~ A •• llTAll Df Have YoU llarta<I dolnQ Haid HermtacX 300 A enc Adm4nlatret!On of E -~-ICO l>UlineH y111? Y11, Mata Dnva, Cotta Mata. lllM Act CTtU AuthOttty C. .. A,91>12 7/1611998 C.llfomil 821127 will lllow 11'141 pel'IOOal !'19-To Ill ..... DIA•a-. Joay C Wdlry Thit bollneH Is oon• r ... ntarive IO take meny ~ ........ allCMDll Thlt slatamtnt was l!Jad CM:ted by. co--pettntra •c11ona without obtaining ... ,.... 9'111 ~ ...,... with fie County Clerk cl Have vcxi 1tarta<1 doing ccurt approve• Before 111.-ct111 .. "" or-· Orange CO\Jl"llY (Jn 7.fl ag butlMN yel? No taking certain "'IY lmpof· ot -GI fllOM ORCO HltM7M314 • COiieen McArdtt I nt KllOOI, hoWever, !he DOl8CO • Dally P.rot July 14, 21. , Thlt 11a1emanl Wttt tired personal r1preHntet111t A -~ IWJIATE 8, Aug 4, 1119(} WSIJ1 w1m Ille CounlY Clerk ot wfll ~required to gr.It no-""""'" -O!ange County on ?· 1 ·09 tloa 10 lnltre .. ac:I ~r&orlt ,. ... tied'-"9llola ~ rn BICIHI 11M17tlOl7 unlett lt'9Y hive..,_. ~~GI ClltkllM. NOTICE Of PETITION 0.ily.Piiol July.,, 14. 21, nonce Of CIOtMnted 10 .,... """'* FOR ,,.,. TO AOIMllTEA at. 1H9 W•07 prOflC*d tdlon l The lo----M ...... ,._ ESTATE OF: ~ tdrnlnillrallon ..... • ,_,...... LAWRINCa flctfdoUe ....,_ ur-. en W:.'::~ .... • 11 J • ·-11. KIRWAN ,..... ... ......,. eon fltun olllec*on to..,. ., .. -. _ _ CAla NO. AtN010 TM '°'°'*'I ,..,_,. petltlor'I end ...,.. 900d 1tl ""9DI ,... To 111 Ntrt. benall· M,..Ji~:AMINT :a~lftilallr l=lflfl ..... Cf'llllOrl Ma~ OOllP/lllY, •t Mw A Oft lie pell• If M ION ""'° 1NY ~ =-~w-:=. ... r,t.:;. ... ,,,._ ~ ... =--= ~t\9 ... . :: ~ tM. ca. t ..._ ...._ iiiiltiiiilllii 1W ..... c .... .., ... ~ . ..;;:;;m~ :.s ..... ..-i..m __________ ...... _... ________ __. ............ ' YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the coun II you are a person ln1er8'ted in the estate. you may hie with the court a Reque~t tor S()eclal Notice (form OE· 1 ~) of the filing of en in- ventOfY and llppra~ ol estate assets 0< ot any pet111on Of ilCCOUnt as provided Ill PrOC>ara Code sed•on 1250 A R8Q08St 10< Special Nottce lorm 1s avallabte from the ooun dark. Attorney for the Palltloner: Tlmothy J . Blle<t, Esq. SBN 85950 Schmiesing Bllad & Msckay, 19712 M1cArthur Blvd., Ste. 210, lrvlna, CA 92112-2.407 Published Newpon Beach. Costa Mesa Dally P1to1 July 20, 27, 2~ 1'!99 T603 Flctltlou1 Bualne11 Name Statement Tna lollowtng persons are doing business as Body By You. 17220 Beadl Blvd , Hunhnglon Beach, Calllornia 92647 N lc holas John Humphreys. 17220 Beacn Blvd, Huntiogton Beacll. C.hfomia 92847 • ltm bu$1MSS II con• dueled by an tndillidoal Have Vo\I started dOWlO bustnasa yet'? No NiChOIH J Huml)hreY$ Thll 1ta~men1 was filed With l"8 County Clerk Of Orange Countv on 7-12·99 19"457111M3 Dnily Pttot .Mv 14, 21. 28. Auo " 1999 W508 fletltlout BuelMS• N•m• St11temen1 The l11110W!flg Pftl'SOOI are dOOO bullneU ea Little T01leh·Up1. 88 Falt Drive, Cttllla Meta C.hlor ni8 92626 Nallall 0111101. 3l7 W Wilton St • t3a, Costa Mesa. CllllOtni• 92627 C.rol Mtct1elle OuirOl ~7 W WlllOn Sl 138, Cotta M..-, CaW!otnll 92627 ni11 bullr'8ea Is con duetoa 11t; ~ •na Wilt ...__.. .. deCUtcq ~~!*> ~~Miiied -.. Cciulwy 0... (II ~eo.-;srr.~i~-:. lf.~1='~ I PUBLIC NOTICES I ~~sue NOTICES J 1 PUIU~ NOTICES I PUBLIC Noncu I PUauc NOTICl!S ] F~!1~:u:t:t~~~~~· :=~or ' ~ ~1 wt~bidtoBldr: ~ C:,: r"r:. ~;~Vf JIE'li ~~ ~~r ~'t~o;:.:' fcu~ The toUowlng persons °' drawn bY 1 state lers to be In writing and win Code L • LOll'I No. case. are doing business as Ot ~ loan be reoetved ar tht 00037199971CHES1'ER J.P No· 11 you do no4 file your re· SECU~ITY TENANT auoaallOn, assocaa--aforesaid office 11 aoy time 13'-21et-10 T 0. SERVICE sponse on time, you may SCREENING SERVICE· llOnnn:all,"'irl --aft" ... lo~I po•>I-COllPANV • • .., ........ '°"' ohe -· aod ,.., CREDIT BUREAU. 12669 lltd ~· ldl0n"5 °"A: hereol and betore date ol TrunM Under Ill folcwWllJ wages, money Ind prop Beach Blvd Stanton, Call· ~ sale daerlbld OMO ol Trust Will •rty may be taken without lomia 927116 ~~the 1 of~ Sllee). Dated 719199 SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTIOH TO further wammg from lhe P. J Dunne, 9822 Oscar ~-area • h CMatophar Jon ntE HIGHEST BIOOER FOR coun Ctrde, Fountain Valley, w: Cef'lter, 401-Oomlan CAS>t (Ill N tonns WftlCtl .. There are other legal re· Calllomla 92708 Ave... Pia-Personal Repre•entatlv• lawful IWldar In VII Unllld :"='1ats ~ou may wa~: This business Is con· '*lnowfJa.m~~ ... =Ilda of the Eltate $&1118) llld/of Ille caslller'S. I n omey ng ducted t>y an Individual and .., ...Attome.lt(a) at Law: anllid 01 olltl ctlldll ~ eway I _JOO do not kno"" Have you s1anad dOiOg BERT tit. REIO •nd fled In CM! Code Stc1lon lltl atlomay you may al bo)tl\8SS yet? No • Deed of in lhe ~ ROBERT H. MOOR.E, 292411 (ptylllll In tul It Ill an auomey retanal service P J Dunne • Situ~:= lf'I~ d8ed 717 E. Florida Avenue, Mii OI sale to T 0 s.vlcl Of a legal aid offJCa (llS1ed Tl11s s1atement was llled ~ Suitt A, Hemet, CA 92543 Conll)ln'f~al I. 1119 and n t'1e Phone book). w1t11 the County Clenc of lheltUSt '*1obe (909) 766-4749 ln1Wll1 so and now Oespuas de que le Orange County on 8·14·99 scnbeC!~t sold ·as~ F>ut>hshed Newpof1 Beach· Mid by IC un er Uld OMO ot enti~uen asta cl**>n 1u· 199967116173 The slnlet -c#ier Costa Mesa Dallv Piiot Trim In Ille Pf'OC*ti lltt1llllftlr dical usted Ilene un olazo Dally Pilot July 1A, 21 CQl'IV'nOll n -if y JIAy t9 2i) 28 t999 dtlerlled. Trvator MICHAELA de 30 .DIAS CALEN· 28, Auo .. 19~ W510 Of the real • • • • M559 CHESTtR. OONNA A CHESTER OARIOS para prasentar CITY OF 80oW IS lo · Recorded Oeclmber 22. 1995 una respuesta escnta II' NEWPORT BEACH 1959 F 'Avenue Costa .NOTICE Of TRUSTU'I • Instr No 19950571100 In maquina en esta cone E 27 ULe T .a. No. IM'12Jl.TN '°" -Page -ot Otllclal Una carat o una llamada NOTICE underaioned Trustee Loan No. 4110A141 ~ Rec«dt 1n 111t olllcl or 11e ~lllloniea no i. Olreceas INVITING BIDS ms iW'IYlabiitY loi any It 141.QMt YOU NW IN RtcofW ol ORANGE Coonty, ptoleccion, su respueJ Sea lea bids muy be re l~ectn&S$ of ttfe s1reel DS'AUL T UNOEt A D1!ED pt1r111an1 ID Ille Nollet or Dllault e1enta a maq1Mna ttene calved at the offleo of lho ~dress °' f': common Of' '"'UST ~TID end Elec1lon to Sta 11trt1Jnd1< que cumplir con las for C11y Clerk. 3300 Newpon here~~ any,Jr'f: 01121111•. UHL.EU YOU~ FebrufrtS 1m·u malldades l•galer. BoUlevard PO Boit 1768, made · bl.ii Wla:,~ ~ TAKI! ACTION 'rO ~ lnslr No 99-011439.ln 8ooti • aproptadas 11 usi.d qulere Newport Beach CA °' wiwran1 Ef OI TET y°"" ~' T, -,,. --or Otndll Rlc:Otdt Que la Corte ucuehe su 92658·8915 un1ff 11 00 I !led ~Ml Idle IT MAY llE IOU> AT A In 111t otb ol tilt Reoordtr o1 caso a m oo the 11th day of ~ r;, enc:o • ~ flU8UC SALE. lfl YOU ORANGE County; YOU ARE IN SI uslad no presenta bu August 1999. al which time e ~· remain ' N!ED AH llXPLANATION DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF respuuta 1 uempo, puadu such bids shall be opened Ille notals) 1 Of THI! NATUM ~ THI! TRUST DATED DECEMBER 11. parder al caso, y le puedel1 and read for of Tril~ • flftOCfmNG A4AIHST 1995 UNLESS TOU TAKE quitar su $8lario, su <llnero BALBOA PENINSULA l$J thef9«1, as in Y~ YOU IMOCJU) Cott-ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR y otras cosas de su GATEWAY PARK, ~!'CJfe{S), .1 ~ TMiT A LAWVl!ll On PROPERTY, IT MAY IE SOLO propiedad sm IVllO ad · LIDO GA TE WAY PARK, Of..,. die tenns 0 said OMttt• • 2:00 flM, AT A PUBLIC SAU, If YOU cional Pot pa"8 de la eort11 AND SOUND WAU . &W:~estlmaled . ~LLCL.IHOEU EEO AH EXPlAHATION Of ~ten otros f8q\JISltOS LANDSCAPE ....... ~ --.._ u duly TliE NATURE Of TME PRO. legaffs Puede que ustvd IM~OVEMENTS and '6eed m ae-appoll"'8d. cru.e.. Und8f CEEOING AGAIHST YOU. TOU qu.era lamar a uo abogado TIUa of Project ~I by~Yld of to rust: ~~ '°-~ ot SHOULD CONTACT A 1.AWYER tnmedlatamtntt SI no Contrac:t No. 3155 l 7 ,,_ reccwded --·-1134 MINORCA DAM. COSTA oonoce a un llbogaelo $250,000 ... 21 ~ u -No. MISA.CA 02'21 (H•-,.,...,.....,.,.,......., Engtnw'a Estimate m· ' 1~'UO In boot! -. lddten Ot common dtslQna-de relerenaa de boga<1os Approved by, • P18e -• ot omdll II*:-Ion of PfOl*1Y •shown lllO'ft. o a una ohc.N de ayuda I•· Wllllam Patapot1 1Je Ana. ~~ the otr'lce Of the no WWTWI~ II g!wn • to Ill oat (vea el diractono tele City Engineer ~432-__ ,., "9cordW ot Of· compteWMa er c:omdl\la) fONCO) Prospective bidders. may tn .... .... Of CaltorNa. Slld Sall of PfOC*tr 11111 be CASE NUMBER: purcnase bid documents · 07128199. ~ .. by~ ~ mao. rn 1111 condlllon wttl\Oul (Numero del Ceso) lor $25 00 per set at the o•· · ~ " -MAN COIWll!lnl OI wtrrlll~. vprass C3.228S llce ol the Pubhc Workl 1 7428 ~--~MAMI OI lmplH, rtglfdlng •• The name and addr'N~ Oe1>1trtment .3300 Nuwpon .---A llNQU! ~lOn, or tncumbt.ic:aa, o1 tne court IS (El nomt>re Boulevard, P 0 Boit 1768. BSC# 8546 ~~ ~ Tf!t"T to Pitt flt rttn11n1110 Pf#lelpll y d•rt!CICIOl'I de ta a>rte a:o) Newport Beacil, CA NOTICE f SALE _.._ ., sum Of tilt noll(1) l8Cl,lfld by NOATH ORANGE 92658 8915 ° ""8UC AUCT10H TO n.e "* Died of Trust. •ch lnlW-COUNTY MUNICIPAL Please refer questions of REAL PROPERTY ~~T ..!!f!!"B' .. ..__ ~ n t • lo uld noll e>rovfd1d, COURT, 1275 North concerning lhe plans and at PRIVATE SALE ~ ~ ,..,.. "' ICIVanctt, It eny, undtr Ole Berkeley Avenue, po Bott speclllcatlons to Lloyd CaH # A1!J6691 = lbltu ~~the llmll of uld Died ol Trust, 5000. Fulle11on. Calt1om11 Dalton, PrOJect Manager at In the SuperiOr Court ol caSNe( cMdc .. ~ • e IMI. ch.;tt and expenses of 92635-0097 (949) 644 ·3328 Califomta. ror the County or • ........... ~ #It Tnit• 1110 of tilt lrllSts The name, addra.u, and Published Newpor1 Beach· Oranad ~· Pf ~ ~ • crtltld by said DMd of Trust telephone number ot plain· Cosla Mesa Daily P1lol In tl\e matter of the dnrWn ~, • -ot Sllcl Nlt wtl be lleld Oii tiff's ettomey or plainllfl July 19 28. 1999 Estate ol "'AUREEN !!!!f~~~ OI • ,,_UGUST 17. 19911. AT 300 w1lhoul an anomey Is. tfl MWS69 MICl-iELLE KEMP, ~-~,~SUM Of PM ON THE FRONT STEPS TO nombre ta difeccion y el ...,,,F,...lc..,tl'""tl,....o_u_s ... B,_u_1 ... ln_e_1_s_ claoeased uaoelltlon, ~. 'c: ~t,ECNTMHIVlC CECENOFTEJH3EOOORE· numero' de lalelono del Name St•tement Notice Is h11re1>y given IOdatlon, ot ~ beM ~~ .... 0., ... GE ~;. • aJ>ogado del demandante The to1tow1ng p11rsoos ~':it ~~~~":r:~"1o ~~ aoeclfled tn ~ 1102 h7t';t 111'; pubbt17!i ~ ~-=I :emandanla que no are doing busmeu a11 n~hest and best l>ldder. a;:;;~ Code Md l'I• notlol Ole IOlll emount ot Daniel ~iCnes)Attome NATURE'S MARKET, t I lion ol .......... to -..._.. N nPlld bllWlol I .... e • y I Surnisl Ctrcie. Newpofl ' o con irma In We --~AT THI! ....".. o ~ .. Obtl-at Law,~ Lallevlew Av· Beach CA 92663 · Sup9nor Court. on°' NORTH IN-gauon ~ 11Y 1111 lbovt enue, Suite 100. Yorba 0 ' ••-s 1l111r Ille 29th day of JUiy, TRAHCa TO -"9crllld .._.. of Trust Wld Linda. CalifOfnta 92686 awn .... rla utton, 1999 at the olla ol ,,_COUNTY •tlmallcl COStl IXPtnMI Wld {714) 777-6555 1 Seam! 1 Circle. Newport BERT M REID Ind ~JOO <:MC ldVancat II S24971J567 II la OATE JUN 21 1996 88~· ~~~3 IS con· R08fRT H MOORE, Al· =:'ANA. ~ POllll4t 11aut"" lmt Of ... WllLlAM J. BRENNAN, dUGled by an Individual =r.s at Law, 717 E. M l1gM. ... Md ....._. 11t ~ llld :Ii be lea Ci.rltO. by Sheron How- 1-iaw you slaflad dOing Hemet. ~~e~r:~• ~ COftl48,_ llO Md now f*d &':: MJJ!0111 ~dab!..,.'*' dut erd, puty bl.IMIHs ye1? No by. undW 9* o..d Of SE.....,.., p· ... t ...... y • !.2, ~tashedM ~PBeilotach Dawn M. Sulton right. title and lnlaresl ol Truat In .._ DnllMftY ....,. T,; CRYSTAl E -VU:> us ..,.", This stalement was IJl!d :c:1dea~:,:c'.:'~.t;: llMI In ..... ciDuncY enct ASSISTANT SECRETJ~N~~ J't§921, 28 August ~J1 wilt! !he County Ckl!1( a4 end lnterut tht eallte hes .... due._ In aa6d SERVICi COMPNIY 1750 E 1 11 Orange County on 7-12-99 a~ad In addition to that ..... Oftn.111. n.9 ll'OP8ftY FOURTH ST SUITE 100 PO 18096791928 of l81d deceas.d in and to '-'•fo:e ....,._, Ii BOX 11911 'SMTA AHA. CA SELL Datty P1lol July 21. 28, .n lht cena1n real ptoperty = 80lll '• ta'. The 92711-lMI 11~·1312 Wt Aug 4, 1 l 1999 W512 11tua1ad In the city of Costa ...._ Md 4*Mf lft ..,.lllQ lie hnellctlry lo h Flc1itioua Bueiness Mesa, County ol Orange, c-.. fnl11..uon, II colllc:t a d961 and 11fY lnfOON-: your ome N1ma Statement St••• or ca111om1a, pertlCu· ::C.:.. .._. ~ ~ llon 1111 oet1111 wt1 bi u.o '°' through classified rtie following f>ClrlOOt larty described as followl. PGltlld to lie· ltM ~ flat pUtpa. .tltllltr rec:elWcl are doing business es All that por1ion ot UX rwo DIM mw. C:oef A MIM. ~ °' In Wflllng II Mlllbll, HCW ENVIRONMEN· Hundred Elghty·four of CA. -,,. ~ .... llqllC9d Of*ln9 bid may TAL. 818 Tustin, Newport 'Newport Heights", u ..... ~ 4sd1ta be ~ .flf ~lie ·~r-r;· .- 1 ~ )_ .. ' -Boach, Callfornltt 92863 s1ntl<],~on4 P11.~Map83rec:o0f ~ .., ...., ,_ .., lncof· on'*"".! •:; lfona n lf(I) H. Chandler Wllhamson, """'"' • ,.,,.. ,_ ot the ..,... .,. beloft lie Ult 618 Tutlln, Newport oellaneous •. recc>njs ....... or oaw COftlmCM• 7PU148147'!.,5!., TAU 45"91C -ci-.. ..- Beec:h. CA 92683 ol Orange CountY, Callfor-tselln '1aft. II MY "'°"" ........ MMM, 1t11m ~ rn-•••• I ~ I.. .: This bus1,,_,, Is con nla cJescnbed as lOllowa· ..._ ~ .... 'wll 118 SUMMONS MEMORIAL MAK dueled by on Individual S.ginntng II • J>Otf11 In ...., llUll ..... COV9-(CITACION JUDICIAL) ,..~-1 Jha registrant com· the center line ol Twenty-nMI or w••r U• NOTICE TO OEfEN v.no,.tery • Mortuwy ~~ce~~~r trr~sai;~u=~ =~3~':"1~~~ ~ ................. DANT (AVllO • Acusado) Chapel • CremafOf'Y name or nam11 fltttd aulerly from 1'18 lntersec-•• -PHlllllD 0. • SUSAN JOY MITCHELL, 3500 Padilc ""-Ott~ ebova on 711~9 t.on ol said oanter hna by .. ~ 1 * a IJ1• to•"" .._ and DOES 1 to 100 ~ 8Mct\ H Chandler Wt 1ainsoo the NonhHllerly ... :: I •• ..,.. " • --YOU ARE BEING SUED 944-2700 Thl9 tllamenl waa tiled tan11on ol the North· _... =··-'r.::' W:Z BY PLAINTIFF (A lid le r-:==~===~ with U18 Counl'Y Ciani ot wecterty Una of Mid Lot ......... .._, .. ,. damandando): O!-.nge Count~:.M4'119 Two Hundred EIQl'lty rOUt,-,,..... ... -.... ~ DANIEL T. WELCH 1 7tt2A1 laid po1nc being Iha most 1,. You hive 30 CALEN· O••IV Pilot Joty 21. 28, Eesterty corner of the == J ,:J.,,;;,*J OAA DAYS efttr lhll eum· Al.lg -4. 11 19\19 W513 Nonh.-.,larty rectan~r TNll. 111 *' ~ mona 11 MNed on~ to 3 ICI .. of ••Id Lot WO ........ IPbW ~1! ~ntten ruporwe 110 o-...w-y Hundred Eighty-lour eel-.... lrwllee ... II ""' aoun go._..,, ••1 .,.., .... , ........ ,,.,. .. ::.. --~ ........ ,._..... Coota- U'll adjoll'llnQ 11'"1. NO· .,__-' --to not P«Jtaa vcxi. vcxir type• M•-9tll0 111ng thence '961Jth1"•t•rly _... .o·-.:. _. written ~ must ba .. _______ .. elOnO the SocJtl"laastettv O.· ""-r---lmll!'------------.. line of .. id hCf85, 180.15 ~ ...-•• M.Uo r----------------... =...:.:...r~--: iai':&·~ :i~~,.: -llT .. '= E•oh!Y four, 1 diatanee Of ,....... .. "'. WI "" 50 'Teat lhenot "'°'1h--.. ' ~:'rtv":. J09'1d"'; ......... ..... acn•. 180 15 '"1 io lhe ....... •11nscn1 cantet line °' TMMY·MC-The fd!owlrlO ,,."°"' ond Stl'fft, INnce. Notftl· .,. dolrll ~. Mtltfty alOOg Mid ceMer OST IY'ITIMI. 20101 !Ina ~t .. t IO ..... polnl of • w ~--1272. "t'e1JT ""',.'°"' 1t1e ="1 · ~ No41r1~ ID !Ml !of *"-' I ,,_ 1113 l""'Y ~..., .,...,.., y_ny ~ ~ oomlllOI~ knOwn ..... c.IDI ... ..., "Affordable Alternative" . Discount Casket, Cremattooa BUrlal Service ~;;;iJ~~~==&f:! .. ~2M~~Zlr~W~_,~,.._h~C~:Olla;;+-;1Na ......... -oan-~ ~..., ~~r:'::..-i~Pi!'lftl:JDJrtD~ = I I ~ NOTICES 11 PU8UC NOTICES 111 P.OSUC NOTICU 'I Heller, Ehrman, White By vlrt~ ot. Wfll illllued Actftloua BualneH & McAullffe, 333 84ah on Januo!Y 6th, 1999 In the Name 6taternet1t St,. San Franclaco, CA above designated Coun. Tne lollO'l'wlo11 pettona 14104 upan •Judgement tneered •e dolno bull U as. 416-7fa-4SOOO I 1-18·96 In laVOI' ol lu®e· Unit 'T'ouch·Upi 327 W ATTORNEY rnent aedit0t(t) HoU$e. WllSOf1 St • #38 Costa F~R hold Commeraal OJ Calfor· Mesa California 92628 Judgment creditor nill, tnc a'ld agaltllt fudge· NehaU Quiroz. 321 w Or1nge County men1 debtor(•) J e PrQPer· St . 1138. Costa Superior Court oes. Inc showing a net bet· M!SI· Calllorn1a 92627 PLAINTIFF: enc. QI $14,477,435 63 CatOI Md1ePe Ouiro1 Houaehold actually due on 1ald ludoe· 827 W Wilson SI • •38 C I I f ment on the dale of the 1$• Oo111 Mesa, Cahlorn•a c~m:~~~ ~ : suance OI said wn1, 1 have 9~27 n " levied upon all nghl, lille Thil t>Us1nesa Is con DEFENDANT: ano Interest ol saio lvdQe• ducted by husban<I, and 2021 BualneH Center ment cleblOr(a) in the prop· wile Drive lnveatment Co., erty In 1h8 COunty or 01 Have you 1tanac1 doing Inc .. et al. ange, State or Cahfornta bvs1ne11 yet? No NOTICE OF descnbed as follows Nellall Quiroz MARSHAL'S SALE Sea atlael'led Oescr1p11on • ThlS statement waa flled LEVYING OFFICER 01 Real Property Wrth th& County Clerk ot FILE NO Oescnpuon of Orange COun1y on 7·7·99 • Real Prdperty 1H0&7t84t3 HCOC670773·A Case Number Da14y Pilot July 14, 2t. COURT CASE NO. HCOC670773·A 2:6, Aug 4, 191)9 W504 670773 HOU$ehOld Commercial OI Polley I PU~ NO'.nca Ca omia ¥S J B Prcpor• II lnc Commonly Know'} Ad dfMll 202 I, 204 f Md 2061 Bualnon Cen1er Ortve, IMl'MI, CA Ltoal OtJtnpuon TliE LEASEHOLD ES· TATE CREATED BY THAT CERTAIN LEASE DATED JULY 30. 1970, EX· ECUTED BY THE IRVINE COMPANY, A WEST VIA· GINIA CORPORATION, AS LESSOR. AND RODEFFER BUSINESS CENTER. LTD. A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, AS LESSEE. AS REFEREN· CED IN THE DOCUMENT ENTITLED "GROUND LEASE (SHORT FORM • "MEM ORAN OUM)'' WHICH WAS RECOROED AUGUST 27. 1970 IN BOOK 9387 PAGE 622 OF OFFlCIAl RECORDS I PUBLIC N~TICES FOR THE TERt.4 ANO UPON ANO SUBJECT TO ALL OF THE PROVISIONS CON TAINEO IN SAID OOCU· MEN1 AND IN SAID LEASt:, ANO AS CON T AINED IN THE MOO· IFICATION OF SAID LEASE EXECUTED BY THE IAVINE COMPANY, A MICHIGAN COAPO· RATION. AS LESSOR. ANO 2021 BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE INVEST- MENT COMPANY A CAL· IFORNIA LIMITED PART· NERSHIP, AS LESSEE. RECORDED NOVEMBER 3, 1987, AS INSTRUMENT NO 87 614438 OF OF· FICIAL RECORDS. AND COVERING THE FOL· LOWING DESCRIBED LE· GAi. PROPERTY LOT 8 OF TRACT 7111..L IN. TttE CITY OF IHV[N£. I PUBLIC NOTICES COUNTY OF ORANGE STATE OF CAl.IFORNIA AS SHOWN ON A MAP THEREOF RfOOROED IN BOOt< 268 PAGES 42 TO 44 INCLUSfVE OF t.41S· CELLANEOUS MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER-OF THE COUNTY OF OR· ANGE, ST.ATE OF CALI· FORNI A • Name ol LeaHholdot. J 8 Properties loc • Th-s 91fupcny 11 corn· merctal and ii no1 a awell "'~ommon Address 2021, 2041 and 2061 nusln as. Center D1111e, IMne, CA II the sutijecl ol lhll sele ls real property and u has no 51r"llt acldreu or other cornmon cle111gn111on, duect1911s 10 11:. ~hon may be obtained from 1he Marsh<£1 s Olhc:o u n 1~ RHtl"• 1111d d1·1111l11..-.. un· .. ub1c•1·t to <'hangt· without 11e11in· llw ptlbJi .,hH rt·.,1·nt'" the right to c·rn .. or. n·du.,,..jf). rt'\ i ... t· or rt•jc•1·t an} dn,..:.ifi1·d ud\C•rt i ... 1•111N1t. Plt>u.,c.· ri>pun uny rrmr 1h11t 11111v lw in your rfn.,!>ifit·d ud i1111nrdi111t·I~. I lw 0 1111) Pilot U<'<"ept ... 1111 liabili ty fur 1111\ nror i11 un udH'niM·mc·ut for "hich 11 m;t) lw n·,,r>u11,1blr t'\n:pt for U\l' t"lhl of 1lw ... pu1·c· 111·u~nll) 0('1'11pwd by dw nror. Cn·clit nm nnh 1)1' u 1111" Pd fur tlw fir~t itM'rt ion . By Fax • (9-t9) 631 -6!W4 By Phone (9-tC>) M2·3u78 By Malllln Person: ..... MU @ • EQUAWiOUSING OPPORT\JNITY All rul tslall atrt1111lq 11 11111 ...,.,.. 11 n'ftd It ll1e '"· 1. as 101 • .116 1 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE CORONA DEL MAR OPEN SAT/SUN 12-4 70IA IRIS AVE 3l>f 3ba Old COM hM. lg k!lc lonn din frplc ru Cl~ 2 5 car parll $4S9K Thomb Chnstenstn 949-720-3980 • 1111 Fur Heata1 Acl 111111 " ...-•• ••Id 1111kn 11 lllttal " •h1rt111 • .,, , .. 1., .. u , 10 HOUS!SICONOOS 11•11•11•• ., flmlm111t1t1 FOR SALE ...,.. " me. ct1•. "''''"· COSTA MESA '"· """°'. 1111111111 ...... ., .Uuat lrif11, " 11 ltlaeh" FSIDE NWPT KGtfTS AREA. ta ••h ny '"' '"""'"• 2 Hc&llll oo Urge LOI Both 11t1 " •iacrtmlullM • Upofldld $4491< Elll & ,JuOf ma llWl,IJtl wlll HI T'IOt. A9'"1849-6C2-4722 btwhltlf mtel llJ M•llUH• -e·s1De !Mii 1er real nlat• nitll I• 11 2Br. Oen HOME wllrg yard .. irltlaUH el .. , liw Otr rHltrs INCOUEI· EKh W/Stp"11tt Stttlnt • Marlntf1 School! ~ "' "'"" lllltn111• 111•1 all Elc.lllnt oppe•y tor user/in-a flt11U19l 141mtla., la ltls YHtor. SMl,000. ""'"''" '" ewallOlt 11 " Niner Simmon• Prudential ~HI _,,.rt111ty •as.la. ft tlllll· C1 Rulty 941121t-2«1 fllll• If '1Krlm1nUt1, ull HUO E'SIDE HOME (o;;eiy 4Br 2Ba Ttlt-ht tt 1 IOMZ• .. HI Ftr In 01981 ~. Orly Utt Wulll ... H , OC trH JltMt $349.900 Ea11 & Ju!N Taylor un HUD ll Ul-SSOO Agents 849-642-fnt ,,,_,___....., ____ 1 T'ifdt Jewel .. 0pen Sat 1-4 232 E 21S'f ST 1 HOU8ESXX>NDOS 41>1 2ba spec 1ivrm be111 decor FOR ~ IOd landsc:aPld. mod klk:, ,,,~ ... ERA G Rt "95" $369,000 Jaclut Ills r ol11ce 949-631·8011 SOLDll home 849-543-3350 Showc111 HomH for E SIDE cu 1 BLOCK FROM Sale In our Sa1urd1y Real Back B1y open Sal.Sun 12·5 4 Eatatt Suppt.mentl 2601 SANTA ANA AVE tB Homes of the Week ~~~:,:·:_~~ Ollpley Ml Start II .Ml S751 ~ 2000ll on approx 4200 o.cirll 11 Twsdly al 5PM II lol, 0..-'No Melo-~ OOt11 Howe Ul1tngS Sl51 TM' $3$9.900 94Mso.n87 • · Oedlt Tlusday SP"' E SIDE CM Nr NP kit bay. It Paya to Advertise 270051 sHI dDctl 4br 3 hAI bt In the a.st Local 0t 3t>r o11 Med apa11 ll'tlt. 2 ''Y ., Reil Estate Section :I: gem perc nwnod. oft.Id: CALL TOOAYll 0-:~~1)91(~~1 LISA I(. RIVERA ... 949-574-4252 ANNIS WllLEY 949-574-4249 22 HOUSESICONOOS FOASALE IRVINE ~-Z:J l Tl•,•,.-, ~ • (Pio,,,,. 1111 fudl' \Ollr IMlfW .11111 vl1u11r 11111111 ... r nut!._,. U 1·11U ~ "" h.u L; "" h •• pn11 111111h• ) :tiO °" 11"11 Bel\ "'itn·1•t C:11 .. tn \f ''"" C \ 'l~h:.!7 .\1\, . .,.,,,.1 Hh.t:... H ,s, Index uo~J•a ff'' 420 tillDUIHIMINll -.atANDISI . • •c. 400·412 ---HU ao-46a 32 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH fla·OCEAH VIEW ONCE IN A UFETIME UNDER 11 MIL.LION AGENT ~·7n4120 NEW-ExqulsitllJ Done S81 48& 2·Sty llalian V•a Room lot pool, $1275.000 Reactt lor Oc:cuP10CY WA TEA HOOSE REAL EstATE. 31MS6-02l3 PORT STREET HOME AREA 4br 2.Sbt; with pool Will t9modtl °' custom ... to 1our nttda. Prine only. Ownetflgt 714-I03·1311 ONE FORD RD 8 Thunderbird Dr. Ready lor wnmed OCCUp.Ry 3t>f 3 .Sba huge mstr bf on 1 SI nr, Cl*!rens boous rm maa rm 3 car gar morel NEVER BEEN OCCUPIEO Ho mellow Roos Wil Coopera1e w.ltl bkll $1.295.000 Owner Oil' 94g..m-0119 DOVER SHORES TRUSTEE SALE OPEN SAT.SUN 12-4 408 Rigel Cir Sbr convert into 2br 2l>1 + 2.Sbl. Approx 300011. unobstrucltd view of Galuy park 6 back bay Bkr Colop $649K ltue hold By Owner 949-f44-2711 NP CREST TWNHM 2 fTW1018S 10 bell' 3bf 2 5bl condo, marble btrt>tl carpet remod End unit Owntt $289,000 94M31·2111 NEWPORT 8Cff BAY~ONT 712 HARBOR IS&.AND Cvatom bolt dock. Fo11r llddht0nlll bt'a M1lle1 M with private ba. $2,495,000 David Bradblrnt 14M36-1t25 lss::al NP-COAST, S..11 Lucia Div. OPEN SUN 1·5 ' 23 Stone Pint HR 4.58A IPKI VllWll Never lived in. REDUCED TO $1,195,000 Slelll'lll Mtinr • Rtmu Ml-117·7894 165 ~1 SOUTHERN COLORADO MNCH Sile 80 AC·$54.900 EnjOy senAUONI IU'l&elJ OY9I fie Rotllitl ' VltW5 ol Plkll Peak on gently rollog 1t1r1111 Ye11 rOl.Wld llXl&S. telephone t~ ~ !dill '°'ctlOr~ ~otltte fflinCinQ .. -,,.. an e1~1 H.l!Chtl Ranch (CAL •SCAN) 109 Af>TS CORONA DEL MAR •THE• SHORES APTS 1 & 2BR TOWNHOMES Stari.ng 11 s101s•mo Month 10 Mon1ll tease We 111 a pe1 c:ornrnurlty 6 blocks fro m buch 849-644·2811 110 APTS COSTA MESA E SIDE Sl>arp 281 1 314 81 FP DNI, w1c1 "--1411 1 oaraoe pM 1 parkino SJ*e $107~mo, 949 &45·5862 1 Br OttMchtd Conap wfth patio, nt1r beach. C1lhed1ll ce1tn9, fridge llOYt Mo\l•ln SpeQel S695 ot dep,t2mo INst, 133 E 181h SI (No Pets) 949-548-2421 EAST SIDE 1ST MO SPEICAL $600/mo + s 1150 dep SI ISGmo 2t>f 2bt upstairs, dtshwuher. lflllc. balcooy, garage Also 2bt 21>1 S117f>'mo Garden Stlling f>oo1 MQI on prtrNMI 20432 Santa An1 A lie Th• Renier Center 71....,1-4203 *COSTA 111£SA'S BEST * JurMx 1 bedroom lrod I bedroom llSo 2 bedroom 1 bllh Oliet gated comnuotty, pool ltml easy ICC9ll 10 lr11w1y. beach & m1!1s 714-551~75 1~~.=1 *YEARLY RENTALS* •3Br 281 ,.., OoNnlr011 2c perking 1180MAo •3Br 281 Oceanfront. upper uflt IZSOl)'Mo BALBOA NEWPORT REALTY Mt-723""494 2Br 2a; on Baek bly, vie*, 2c g1re91 wfoptner, ell llllMl'lhlt1, Avail Aug 15. l155Moto. IOMt34110 ;I ' Newport Marina _ Apartmenta B•¥front communitv with privatt' ~~h & mannL \\t.lk t BalOO. Ieland. ~,:!BR t2100 ' w.,.-.cf bumm1 r.~rlac~ & pmalt> pragt>, Sony. no pet.. Ple..e e.Ua (949) 760-0919 159 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT CORONA DEL MAR Old World Ch•m 3Br 281 office room 2 pnvate pa\~ walk to btactl 709 Larspur Ave ~mo 949-044-6883 Charmi\g Gwdtn Mtting 2br lbl. 2 pYI pallOS •a'k 10 bch garage Wtlti WI'() 709 Lait.spur Ave S 1756'rno 949·644·0883 Upgrlldff 2·StOfY OCM11 $ida PCH, 36r 2&I ~ oic. WOO<I Ills 2 pal.IOS IJOUllTlEt k!I. $3995 No Pets Biii 949-494~ I DOLL HOUSE I blOt 10 BCH PllC lum 2bf 2ba 320 Hazel Of Lie S4000mo OI oPC I.> buv ~A~ 949-759-9070 HARBOR VIEW HILLS 3bt, 2tle. den, no amokmfptt. Pool. $3SOCAIO -SI OlaN 949-7~5000x354 160 HOUSES/CONDOS FORRSIT COSTA MESA E SIOE COSTA MESA 2bf 1ba con-se, •nclottd 91rage. 2 avail, SllS-51000. 714-662-3111 E'SIDE TOWNHOME 1-Stuty 3Br 2Ba, .nd unit, 2car gar; Fp. big ptTVate yard AvUlble 811 St65<Wo CB Donald Plaft 949-733-6074 182 HOUSESICONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH * Lldo Bly Front Oup1e11 • Upsl&irs, 2t>f tbt I.lg Wig spite & ~ S22()()'mo Lse Acc~tng ~ 94H7~1611 810 CANYON &ngit lairly hcmt gate guttdld 4Bll38a. Av Aug 15 !Ml ~ I $4200'Mo 949-759-1899 'HAJiBOR VIEW' 4or 21>1, grttn b.it, comm pool, walk 10 tltmenlry achool. $2900. Af MH62-1745 ·west CUFP Eh1t, quiet bMUlllUI 2bt 2.5ba W/O new carpet, 2 car gat, club hou11, poo~ $1675. ~a.515·20l7 evm maol qultt• 2BR 168A vau• cell, pool 1em11 club Ilsa, gated oornm $1300/mo. 562-43(}5211 000 ISLE TOWNHOUSE 3bl 2 Y.ibl, lip dOIA>la gafllgl, laundry, walk lo v1U1g1. S2000mo 14M73..()64.4 EASTBLUFF NICE 3Br 28a Comer Pslt0 ~ Flr'f)lacl. 2c ~ convn pool. chotct or new urpet. S165Wo. AYlilabte .,_ 15. ~ MMlS-4912 FAIRWAY APAIO'MENTS · ATllGCANW>N I GAftDCJ>MMVNITY IY MIHION Ill.AND ... ~ ................. ...,.. .............. "',..., .... 1,1•1•• ............ • ........ = "'2 , •• •"'on ......... •Ill II Kt .. ___ ....... 183 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT COAST Summrt lbr, 2b• UJll)tf unit, hc!Wd floortfnlc. car~I. W/O hkupa, 2 Clf 91t, MC Ql1td $1900 bkr 9411-862-11145 191 HOUSESICONDOS FOR RENT SANTAANA 2 STORY TOWNHOME 2Dt 1 I 12 bl o;11BOO enclosed pauo: -W•D hOOllsup&, li$hwa$ller receotty remod S900mo 2233 E Catalina SH Mgr on pt11111'"' The Aenttf Center. 11 ..... 1-4203 202 ROOMS FOR RENT Motel ·coSTA MESA" MOTOR INN 1ST Wk Specl1I On All Rm1 $134.00 Tax lea\\ltN 24 hl1 11001 der.k, 0 0 ptlOllOI free HOO'ESPN'Disc+ IOC d\aOn. PoCJl,11f3ted • )IC G4*1 lalll<I Nrt>y Fwys 405 & 55 l1W! B~f ltOm 0C Fll!gtd& Collegt shop ma!ls bd'6 rtst A mombcl ol Cldil Hole. 2ZT1 Harbol Blvd !M9-tf~840 204 RENTALS • TO SHARE ROOMMATE NCE ED Proct noo tr ~illO same ro shire 3bf 2t>I ocean front ~ flOUSC t.taYer avll SI 100 .. 1rl Ulil 9"C9,G!ll-8428 NPI etW'i 4tlr llOllM, 1 mi 1val~ Jouot prol looktnf IOt rtnler. SUS ,. lllM. Av111 A119 , ... 14N4lol011 Ct Wedoosdoy, July 28, 1999 7 HOPPING FOR A NEW APARTMENT? tncd l le you co 1pare coet• without 11 .. le ur worry1 Monda) ................. t:'riday S:OOpm -d Tuc·'°'idU) .............. Monday. 5·00pm \\c·dne!'d ay ......... Tut• ... day S:OOpm Hou.rs Thur:-day ....... Wedne~day s:OOpm 'li• 11 ·plto111• 8 ;;Wu m-:>: OOl'm \lr~1ol n I (I~\ Friday .. : ............ Thursda} 5:00pm \\ .111 .. -111 8:'.{0am-:3:00pm \1 1nol 11 I ncl \ Saturd.i~ ............... Frid~y 5:00pm I 1400 ANNOUNCEMiNTS I BE A PARALEGAL Up 10 S~r Proce:.s Sllll- ple forms DI hCiloo Nll ~~ • peuence 01 cJCOreti nocessary Mu~I o "'° wnpvtes Ca.~ 7 day&twett \800 688·3t88 (CJ.L 'SCAN} I 402LOST & FOUN0· 1 Found small white dog Co•• w.aa. lrles• Vll'dt -csn 714-546-781 3 LOST CAT wound 7·23 '9 fTlllt, 3 yrs Old bllCk l grey tabby ..._, Actela l 2nd. CDU rtw1td1 IMM73-6211 420 GARAGE SALES 440 MISCEUANEOUS FOR SALE Mc Lant 2HP Edger $75 B1111111 Stratton 71 "835-4242 POOL CLE.ANE~ KREEPY l(RAUL Y S rt LL IN BOX NEVER USED $200 PAGER 1 181-5U.7665 • ANfffRA WHEELS WITH TIRES SIZE l.SX17 SSOO CALL 7&o-il1-I075 1448 AH110UES/AllT I ICOUECTELES ( : • ' {'lf'9 . . . ' :..1..ii• ~l""\l ..__..___ 1450 APPLIANCES I Sid• by 1ldt r1lr191111or S250 washet & d"fer $140 e..ctl Xtnt CQnd 949 &ea 5&'8 ( •s2 BICYCLES I GT MINI RACING BIKE d GT COl!lponentl. Stun til"\t, ptid $450. s.• S300 714-Ql-5210 I •54 FURNITURE I 1t1han ltatller a.ofol l tov. 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Orivets *¥480' Non-e,pcrteR:OO Of ~ • T ~ lree V -4054 OI 1 «J0.333.8595 EOE (CAL'SCANI ·~~ ••o. ••7 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPTYS Come and sec us, ask 1bout our sign on bonus C N A all shirts, full Umt posmons a\"at1ab1e FAX or Stnd resumes LO Mesa Verde ConvaksctntHospitaL 661 Ccnler Slrtet Cosa Mesa, CA 9262i PhoiY (9i9) ~8-5585 FAX' (949f 548-IO&+ GENERAL OfRCE • Answei Pnont, rnlQ Ssome cJa&a eri.ry e\C M.W..f !pm- 4 30prn$9 50 IV 714-2•'·7050 GENERAL OFFICE PT ofla cltr*. up 10 20 hre per Mfl. Fi.obi• hours. OU1ilt ind filing, w1111 strong comj)\llM •~-s. an tmpllta<t on Word f>rOC1111ng atMI ~1 PI09"8111• Extrtnlly organa.td """ •Rellenl attention lo deta ll. Fax ,..11111t to An. a.tv Stiffing 714-2'1 .. 735 BEHR Process Corp Pen Ume Driver Wanted S9.22 per hour plua mileage. Needed Mon thN ~n 2:45am to 5:45pm. Addi- tion1I wofk may bt 1va1l- 1bte. lt'Ult ht.v. tNck °' Vin, liabilrty in11.1rance with proof Of ~ymerrta. dft\'" era llcenae, soc11I MCurlty card. and clMn O.M.V. print out Accepting tpplie1tlofl1 Mon to thru F rl fJot11 l :OOllTI to 4:00Pf" ....... brin9 all ,..,net intonNtiot\. nm. OBnte County Attn:P.,..~ 2901 a.Ty AIM $erQ Ana. c. '2704 • 11W4MMI ~- Pk 'I/If,,!;; ~a /iklte GOOD w.d~~~ July 28, 1 m Coll The Pilo t Classifieds at 642-5678 to place yo ur Garage Sole Ad !- ----' Pilot Bridge By CHARW GOREN with OMAR SHARIF ,. and TANNAH HIUSCH SCORE THEM UP Neither vulnerahle. Ea..1 deal,. 'The recommended action when the ~ncnts have landed in your ticst nut ii to let them play 1hert, Hoo North passed one diamond, that weuld probably have resulled in a plus· score for North·South D ut North eh:clc<l to balance wi1h an off· ' NORTH • A862 <::> J WEST • 53 o K QJ 109 • K.97 EAST <::> K8542 0 7 !4 •J 4J SOUTH • 107 4 <::> A 9 63 O Vold • K Q J9 (,? Q 107 o A8632 •A · shape one no tJUmp. and North· South scrambled into five clubs, doubled by East. .. • Q 10.8 65 2 West got the defense off to o good S(art by leading o spade. Dcc:lar~r rose with dummy's ace and immedt· aiely led the king of diamonds. East rovercd with the ace (ducking would not have helped and could bave cost had declarer started with a Stngleton diamond); declarer ruffed. then cashed the ace or hearts and ruOC$f a The b1dd1ng: .. F~S'f SOUTH 10 Pm p 2• Pus 3• Pus 4• Obi Pass WFSf' ha , ... p Pus PUI Opcnjog lead: Five of • heart. .. The s~1al power~vcsted in the trump suit hould n~ overlooked. Despite having only hal the points in the pack. South manipulated the trumps 10 rack up a doubled game. Declarer's two losing spades were djscarded on two high diamonds. "There followed a spade ruff in hand and another heart ruff in dummy. 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Lt735978 631·2111 1354 PLUMIMHO I 1- The &..col~ ... ------ yut• of quality work and cnfu ahip! CLAa•nrtU u·. th• •••v-to-•cc•••· lnformatlon-paoked marketplace '1f•lt.ct ,.gutarty -llUO>.., CMafUll)' • by ... kind• of con9UmM9 . ..... "_, ......... ... LOCAJ1N9 a.IC'nlONIC AM LIM lllTK'nGH ~..,.,... 67S-930t an1Mn "'-'941 Hie 'II lie!; tfoa. ~;te . GOOD AD P.!UY.-.Pilot Call 642-5678 --Antiques & Collectibles -Advertising Supplement .. $e·nc.h A.ntiques anler de Ftcurs. a famtly·owned and operated business with more an 20 years of experience, derstands the value of preferred buying and persona.I seNlce. Each piece is Individually hand picked from various regJons throughout France. From the charming streets of Paris to ttiel:Olre Valley, rrom Bordeaux to Beziers, and from Lyon to Avignon, we are tireless In our quest t? bring you the finest In I • · Eckert's General Store Antique Mart ckert's General Store Antique Mall n Los Alamitos is a very unique antique mall. Currently they have more than 100 deal ers who sell quality antiques from advertising to Victorian. The antique mall is a family-run business with a combined total of more than 75 years in the antique marketplace. The mall is designed to resem ble a 1920s to 1930s American General Store with all its counter areas decorated with original general store antiques. The mall was recently featured.in a travel tour magazine that's distributed all over Japan as one of the top 10 antique malls to visit in the Los Angeles and Orange County areas Owners Chris and Kim Eckert and Charlie and Janet Eckert say that they were featured as one of the top 10 antique malls in a recent travel publication, because of the high quality merchandise they require their dealers to carry Eckert's is not like the average antique mall. It has established a level of quality standards for their dealers and requires them to stock their spaces with 80 percent q uality antiques and older collectibles The other 20 percent of the dealer's merchandise can be newer designer merchandise, such as the wonderful pillows made from vintage fabrics, featured in an issue of Country Accent magazine. made by dealer Caroline Toth. Other newer "finds" include unique crafts, folk art, artwork and gift items. This standard of quality the dealers are required to maintain has made Eckert's a fantastic p lace ~to shop . ' The store carries fine antiques, antique furniture. Early American Country, painted , flirniture, Shabby Chic-style furnishings, vintage clocks, old dolls, toys. fine glass, china and pottery. Eckert's will provide a complimentary map of other nearby antique malls and shops. Ec~ert's Gtneral St.ore A"tique Mart is located at 3'555 Katti/a Ave. (off tfte 405 and 605 fru wa!Js) ;,. lDs Alamitos Call (562) 43 1·0548 1Jack and Gloria's ' Antiques ack and Gloria's Antiques is one f Orange County s oldest antique usinesses They speciaULe in English imported antique fumittire and American antique furniture. The wareho use at 1365 Logan Ave. Jn Costa Mesa has showrooms with restored and efinished furniture in addition to the howroorns located at 2981 Fairview Road. All furniture is fully restored o r refinished. although It is always available for less "as is" In the rear warehouse on Logan Avenue. Jack and Gloria's specializes in oak furniture in all the various old styles. including Jacobean, Queen Anne, Gothic Revival. Arts nd Crafts, Renaissance Revival. Art Deco. Art Nouveau and Mission. The owners are very lnowledgeable In the refinishing and festoratlon portion of the business and work Ith their employees. personally executing the ult repairs that are sometimes necessary. will also repair and refinish f\lmlture for k when time permits. '11\ey buy .,.no '.•lillb~ °"-' •"' GIMl's M1l4ws, 4) 1'1·1809., (71~) 546-541JO • French antiques. Our master craftsmen painstaki ngly restore each piece to its or1gina1 splendor. 1 heir love of this dylog art brings back to life tne timeless : beauty and tradition of superior artistry and design. • Busfness hours are Mol)day through Friday · from 8:30 a.m:to ) p .m.; Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are located in Irvine near the 55 and 405 freeways. We can convert pieces to accommodate stereo systems, televisions and computers. We provide our own local d elivery. An antique purchased at Panier de Fleurs is an investment in quality coupled with a vision for the finer things in life. We look forward to serving you. Pa11ier de Fleurs Is located at 17912 Co14·an St , #B, Irvine, CA 92614. call (949) 863·0733 Slot Machines Pool Tables ~19.-i Se ll , g{ epair, Restore 25 Years Experien ce Finan cing Available vlSl Schafer's a.ntiques J 7 1 N. Tustin Ave., Tust in 714 .. 541 .. 5555 ": == ·~'A' --: ''; ~,:.1;~-= f •,:.. ' __ ,_ ... _ # _ ... :1 O!J Chicago ~ ince ~ Mayof'85 ANTIQUE M ARK ET 16,000 Sq. Ft.! 120 Dealers Furniture• Glassware Silver • Jewelry China • Dolls China Replacement Decorator ~ ~4Mta4 AtN.il4tlte • 91/t(!,,~ ONLY $5 per person per d•Y· Plue the "'•t of piece. Color cle•r el•u •nd firing. 24J I N. 1iutilt, Si. L, s.,,111 Aiu. (714) S42-4233 OPllN '1 QO'S A 1"DK COUNTRY ROADS ANilQUES and GARDENS rh l ,1;1ml ~c JQP Inside you'll find 15,000 square feet and • outside you'll find 5,000 ... quare reel. You will al o find great antiques , gardens and gifts. We're norJu~t a store ... Count') Road<; i-. a .,ho pping experience n ot tu rnbs. Once you've h opped here. ""e know you'll keep rnming back! 0Hr 120 dealers • Terrific Customer en ice Visa I MC /l a\ ,t\\<ays available OPE i\/ D.\Jl) 10 AM - 5 PM 2CH \\' (" 'I 1 l.1 • 1J To\\-n Or:mbc (714) 532-3041 Largest Antique Mall in Garden Grove 10,000 Sq. Ft. 70+ Dealers •Antiques • Furniture & Toys • Catlfomla Pottery • Depression Glass • Jewelry • Primitives • Vintage car Show Every Friday Nlgtlt • located on Quaint Hlstortc street 3 Restaurants on the Street 5 Minuies from Di neyland . Opaa 7 DayaS.c.-1\11.ts. IGm-6 pa.m .ci.ll ,.... • IM I 11 ', I 11HI1 I II l\\ '-I 1 1\\ ', I 1 11 \I It 1 ', ' \. \I '\, " : I~ I I : • 4 • \ \, I •I '· I' t I\ : ( \ 11 ,,,'I'll.''\ Teae"l.s> & Ta~ 1C;1 'llllT/q_(,(E.f t/JliEtTIBLEt' f'tlRlllTtlRE LINEii!• ti/IN~ ReKrvations required for T~a Shop Tuesday -Saturday 10.am ·S pm . ...-....::. Sunday 11 am ·4 pm 400 Westminster Avenue Newport Beach, CA 92663 '+--------~ 949/650-5223 Wednesday, July 28, 1m '9 , - DCJW"-1 AMERICAN COV~Y ANTIQUES, INC. A Moll Spcclolfzing 1n Cou!'ltry, Prurut1vu, Americol'IC, Cobln. ~ottoge o~ '°rden Antiques ~ 200 E. Chapman Avenue Orange, CA 92~" • (714)288-9~08 Open ~l'\en dayi. , "'ed. Monda\ Saturda) 10:00 11 m 10 '-:tlO p.m .11nct Sunda) 12:00 rm. to "';00 pm. ' ~of .. ... ~ lJlipwtioA Pu atUMS C4'fte ttW 353 Old ('\.\.·port Blvd. • Nrwport Beach (949) 722-11 :J2 • ~pecializing in fin er quality dollhouses.furmture and accessories. issembly. repair and eft•ctnca[ Serl!ifl'S OL1ailabfe. r 'O:r~at yoursP/f to a t.'isit and bring away a lasting gift of pleasure. 110 HS: \fon. 11:00 10 ·tOO Tt ' 11Fri 103010630 'ill 10.30 ro 5.00 < lo~ed Sun BtU'\C, nus At> TO .... r;Jiiilii~ STOI I I-UR 0\c TJ\11 :°' only J0°u Viscount. FOR HOME AND GARDEN ~aP. Lori A. Killian. Propnetor ottage a~le funuahlllg--J bnenea. tne gafts And Aooea.soMe&. Eugli.1' ganlen onaments lino11a. .... • • • • • .. • &11d much morel Co~. Ji.acover wonderf"I treAaW?'ell to • • featber yau nest with a touch of roT11anoe and nosta.lgta 359 Old NfOWf>Ort Bovl..-.,J Newport B.d. GA 9?6G3 949 722.0244 Open .Moa 1·5 P"" !fues -S.L l0:50 • 530 P',. 100 orE.N 'HOP fine Qielily Viel riun. Detiod rurniture. Gia "· rnmi . l.Bmf)5. Oriental. J wclry. l1ol Wheel~. barbi . 1hmk , 1eddy }}ear,~, 'roy . I rain . ativ American. Hunting ~ fi hing. rt..s and La Vega. Memorabilia. Refere nce fiook end Old tmd w Cdllectible& · t - ' . Antiques & Collectibles -Advertisine, Supplement . CC,/J/rtn1 <£u/;V'.dqrb» From the Past • By ':f llrgU A little taste of Old Chicago · awaits you in Fountain :Valle1f . 949.499.1513 ANY SIZE S1YLF OR SHAPE NEW • a~e a nostalgic trip back • rd the tum of the century-at Old Chicago Antique Market '-Remember grandma's kitchen or grandpa's work bench? All those little treasures and some big ones, too, will bring back memories of a time long past. Old Chicago has been providing those memories since 1985 & RECOVERS 21544 ~sley Dr. Lagu"!' Beach, C4 92677 . First in Buena Park and now at its present loca tion in Fountain Valley, owners Greg and Katy Drumm have been in the antique mall :TonvS Archi~ctural Salvage Wrought Iron Gates & Fencing St.am & Beveled Glass Stone & Marble Doors & Windows . _. Bronze. Wood.Copper Statuary & Fountains New Collection of Handcarved. Roman style marble. bathtubs sinks. sink tops. columns. door surroundings. mantels. relief panels & more. · Dealers & Decorators Wholesale & Retail . 1B11)1 &Sell 123 N. Olive • Orange CA 92866 (714) 538-1900 Fax (714) 538-1966 PLATING • POLISHING LACQUERING • REPAIR SILVERSMITH• LAMP REPAIR ANTIQUt. SALES • CONSIGNM?NT ON -SITE REFINISHING PARTS DUPLICATION THE BEST IN NEWPORT-MESA SHOP ANO/OR CO.NSIGN •ANTIQUES • COLLECT! BLES •SILVER •LINEN •JEWELRY •CRYSTAL •CHINA •FURNITURE 2220 FAIRVIEW RD., COSTA MESA <AT NEWPORT BLVD> HOURS: MONOAY·FRIDAY 10·4 SATURDAYS 10·3 (949) 645-5477 .. business in Orange County since i980. Old Chicago occupjes 16,000 square feet at ' 18319 Euclid St., just north of the 405 freeway, across from Staples. Currently there are 115 dealers stocking 1!1 wide variety of antiques and coll~ctibles , with new inventory arriving daily. Old Chicago is open seven days a week. For husittess hours. call ( 714 J 434-6487 -=-. *Clothin g *Shoe * Acee * Co llectibl es Wnnl le h M 1 40\ ~l J linq t r .1 '>0', lh. ml J ;:irl4? ud o c.o\luml' fl,, Cl 111111 or 'fA c inl tHmil n? A,l u., 1l>e uf r1 nlr1I\ I"' ic J l< ,fume\. mlTILIT ( I n \\'( J 11-f I f hur' -~ 11. f( : i( · '>: }( Now Open Mesa Verde Consirments Specializing in 'used" .fizie Furniture Cr Accessories Come visjt us and see our . Large Selection of items 1525 MESA VERDE ORM f.Asr, SUITE 109 CoSTA M~, (HAllBoR ~MESA VERDE fJsr) (714) 557-0207 c-=-·rtfie Loft ~ American Antiques 1523 S. Grand, Santa Ana (1 Bloc It up from Edinger) · 1111 ... ,.., 1 !1 t >Id," \11IHlll\ \111111 Ill '>11 ( 1ltf1111ll.1 1 • Chair Caning • Rushing · • Fliztweave • ChairanJ farniturt repair thrl'.tl~.~---~-----R_igk_ttheFintTnn1!~------~--~~-&;4ma~JCa11.e£pft ua • COSTA MF.SA PA.W>ENA .!lntUJ 1603 Supcridr Avcnaat • 3SS So. RoKmead BMf. Co.na·Maa. CA 92927 Paadcna, C\ 91107 (9ff) 631•'"' • (H9) 6SG-6900 ('26) 192-9202. (213) 114-176' Great ·summer Deals ' ") omeplace In Time is having a sale on all summer styles in Chloe's Closet adies clothing sa lon. Everything is on : ale from I 0% to 75% off· Don't miss it, the sale ends July 31st. Join (js for a tea and tasting event with noted tea expert Nolan Nobel as our guest speaker You'll discover new and interesting facts about tea and tisanes, their differences.and their origins.' TWo dates are set for this event: August 13 and 14'. The cost is $1 '5. per persoll and includes delectables from our Tea Room . Class sire is limited so call early and reserve a spot. Someplace 111 Time Tea.Room and Dinittg Parlor are locattd in Old Tow11r Orange For more information, uill (7 141 538·9411. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT ONE LOCATION ... •Antique Mall Cift Emporium • Tea Room b. DintnK Parlor \ L1md1co11 Tr1H • L1dy Vimma Ba11q1ut Fac1lillts • Chloe., C lo'>Ct -Lad1c., Clothing & Finery • V1uonan C1ft Gnaloguc Disll11Clll't /1011\ to Ordrr by J\11111 J oin uc; for tea tasting and lecture: August 1 3 or I • -Call for infonnation. Someplace In Tame 13'.l S. Glassell Avenue Orange, CA 92866 Antique Mall & Gift Emporium Chloe's C loset Tea Room & Dini!lg Parlor (7 14) 538-94 t 1 Houn Tue ·Thur IOAM·SPM Fn a. Sat I OAM·6PM Sunday I JAM·5PM Victorian Wares &. Gifts Catalogue 1 ·800·366-0600 5/llU 1965 WANTED .ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS & Coltectibles •Appliances •Televisions • Stereos • Autos • Office Furniture $$ CASH PAID $S One Piece or Entire House Full FREE Estimates • Also Legal Appraisals • Immediate Friendly Service • No Obligation "WE PAY MORE$ FASTER" (714) 957-8133 (800) 649-4922 SOUTH COAST AUCTION AUCTIONEERS & ASSOCIATES 2202 So. Main St., S.nta Ana, CA 82707 (800)840 4447 014>85741133 Bonded & License CA #2M : r bntiques & Collectibltts -Advertising Supplem~nt' · ave you been to tfte · Pottery Shack ltltely? • e Pottery Shack In ~una . House of Hatten limited editions. the Kurt candles. Teacups & Tulips ong the many wonderful places to visit In Newport Beach is a wonderful "n~w· place in town called Teacups & Tulips. Beach Is a rnust·see landmark Adler Polonaise Collect1on. Flg1 ornaments The expanded Garden Shack has house _More than 63 years old. 1t was SPode:S Christmas tree, Nikko's plants, perennials. annuals. seeds and a • voted Best Pottery Store in ChrisJmastime and tfappy Holidays variety of pots and containers for home and Orange County in 1998 The Pottezy Shac:k al::.o carries an sarden It also carries -bird houses: wind This:.precty pink house located where Old Newport Boulevard, ospital Road and West.minster Avenue cross, offers you something you can't find anyplace ~lse tn town A tea room, antique store arld . completely decorated home are combined in a setting spannin& 31SOO square feet • You'll find much more than just ponery at exclusive line of ceramics and tableware chimes, fountains. gardening accessories Th~ Ponery Shack, which now occupies two from local artists, as well as the Pottery and outdoor fumiture buildings. inslde and out More than 25,000 Shack's .own line of tableware -Cahforn1a Comt visit Tftt P0Utt11 Shack at 1212 Soutlt square feet of treasure hunting space is Anists Coast Hif'"'"ll , La9101a Btach. wo,.dt'ttul gifts filled with collectlble:; for ~ery budget . In addition choose from a wonderful for holidays, bridal showtrs a"d wtddi119s Call Take'n over by new owners in April, Teacups & Tulips, prides itself'On scones that melt in your mouth beautiful tea service and food that is made fresh daily using no preservatives Everything in the home is for sale and the 12 rooms of furnishings change weekly as items are sold and new beauties come in to find a place in this gracious old home Reservations are required for tea Pick up a menu while browsing through YOU'ii find Canz Collectibles. Salviat1 -~selection of tableware from around the • (949) 49~·1 141~ the home for that special gift, or find that perfect acce(\1 piece far your summer home. Parties, sho't\ers an9 group meetings are welcomed Teacups & Tulips is located at 400 Westminster Ave., N~·port Venetian handblown glass and Fitz & Floyd world formal china. porcelain. earthenware. accessories Holiday co\lections include stemware, flatware, ceramics. linens and BACK STREET £STATE ANTIQUES ·~~ Victorian -Fttucb -Italian Tum-of -the Century Furniture 8t Gallery Q.uaHty Fine Aru "IN THE COURTYARD,, at 120 West Bonita Avenue San Dimas, Ca 91773 (909) 599--6052 UNrQUE SHOPPING SINCE 1936 ifQj ~~ ~- Have You 6eento The Pottery Shack Lately? 5a1viati Venetian HandUlown Gia~ Fitz & Floyd Acces50nes • Ganz Collectibles Hou~ of Hatttn Limited Edit.Jons . Kurt Adler Polonaise Collection Figi Ornaments • SpoGle's Christmas Tree Nikko's Chr15tmastime and Hap!"'. Holidays Pottery Shack's own California Artists tableware .. and 50 much more! Th e Pot tery Shack Open Daily• We Ship • me Parking 1212 5. COAST HWY. LAGUNA 6EACH (949) 494-1141 • (800) 531·7467 HAN'CE YO U R HOME with . Beauciful antique silver, crystal, china, porcelain, clocks and furniture plus wonderful collccriblc~ · from GRAND~S COTIAGE HEIRLOOM ANTIQUES (formerly located at the foot of Hoag Hospical Road) and · . CROFTON'S . fl Featuring fine English Antiques 't-~wo well-known purveyors of fine antiques and colleccibles arc now loc~ced unde& one roof-bur remain separate entitles 670 West 17th Screec Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Oust west ofTradcr Joe's) Crofto~s (949) 642-4585 Eckert's is a quality antique mall de igned to resemble a circa 1900 to 1920's general store. We have over l 00 dealer who sell quality antiques and collectible from ·advertising to Victorian: Be ure to vi it our showca e ANTlaUE MAn: INc. gallery with over 40 f ant a tic ca e . A o-Mtf ....... 0...-100 o..ltn Many other antique shops & malls in the area. • Roans 10-60.0, 3555 K.aella Awi. Loi Ahnt .... CA 90720 5621431-0548 Beach. Call (949) 650-5223. New selections w~rvate HANDPICKID FURMITURE IN · ' CONTAINERS PROM . ENGLAND •. STIX& ·-STONES za Antigua Antique· and Collectibles Mall 80 MERCHAN!ES UNDER ONE ROOF Thank You Orange County For Voting Us One of The Best 2 Years In A Row! Hours: Mon., 1\aes., Wed. 10-6 Thur. 10-8; Fri., Sat. I 0-6 Sun. 12-5 Plaza Antigua (9 9) -458-9306 • .. I • ;~~~~~~~~~~ antftus: • a very unzque. gallery tep into the unexpected. A arming gaJlery filled with classic. tinctive, elegant decorative essories and a d1scnminating selection of original Antique Prints dating from 1613 to 1850 An extraordinary collection of botanical. architectural and natural history copper engravi ngs are not to be' missed. Other unique fu rnishings. personally chosen, include urns. bejeweled picture frames. : clocks from London. pillows. handcarved . mirrors. hurric<me lamps. candlesticks. many pecorative coxes trom penshell to . leather, dist incuve lamps, animal figurines and vegetable·bcmles Seek out the exquisitely carved turn-of- the-century armoires, and tables and chairs Great gift ideas and interior decorating treasures _ Acanlftus Gallery is located onr2908 E. Cowsl Hwy .. Corona de/ Mar. Business l1otm are 'fu-esday through Saturday, 11 a m to 5 p.m .. Sunday. noon lo 5 p m or by appointment. Closed Mondays Call (949) 640-1470. The Loff Antiques . . rJ t ran Mace, owner of The Loft Antiques, was raised ~ in Port Arthur. Texas. She moved to Philadelphia, • where she was surrounded by antiques in her parents!: home. Mace helped her mother raise money for historical sites in Philadelphia, such as the Old Swedes Churcfi, which date back. to the early 18th century After Mace married, she and her husband along with seven children moved to the we st coast and settled in Emerald Bay They acquired a building in Corona del Mar, where Mace operated an antique business for 23 years. After the property sold, Mace bought a warehouse in Santa Ana, where her two sonc; now work. Known as The Loft. this busi ness is the culmination of Mace's 30 years of expecience. She still loves being surrounded by her antiques, and appreciates the high quality of workmanship and materials. Tlte Lo~ Aritiques is located at 1523 5-0rftli Grand Ave. i11 Santa Ana. Call (7 14) 835-4242. ~~~~~~~~-. A superb collection of Art Deco & Nouveau figures and lamps C 111 or wr110 ror color c atolOg S8 00 1nC111dOS pOStogo ourtasy r it ~ Trade• 4VT ()ftf) ()l C()D 23561 Ridge Route Dr., Suite to Laguna Hilla, CA 92653 (949) 768-60n • Fax (949) 768-3039 •Now accepttng VISA & MasterCard I t Pla za Antigua: a stroll down memory lane laza Antigua's nostalgic atmosphere sets the mood." owner Joan Cerntch • said. As you walk through the doors. you are immediately transported to the days of yesteryear Cool 1azz is playing, the fountain is bubbling, and the relaxed and friendly expert staff all add to an un forgettable adventure down Memory Lane Plaza Antigua has more than 80 or Orange County's best antique dealers all in one faci lity. It offers a wide array of merchandise. from antiquities to antiques: Victorian to vintage. and cottage to collectibles A stroll through the Plaza takes you to another era. whether it be the Renaissance or the turn or the · century (ol~ters. coAnoisseur::. and designers alike find that one-of-a-kind treasure at the Plaza. The large staff can advise customers on an} purchase. Many dealers arc certified appraisers which makes even the beginner confident while shopping for antiques. Vast knowledge is just one of the advantages or shopping at Plaza Antigua It is remarkable how many wonderful items can be tucked away in one store. The eclectic assortment of merchandise is almost overwhelming You will want to walk through twice just to be certain you don't miss any of the hidden bargains · Plaza Antigua is celebrating its second year as one of the · :Best of Orange Countys top- antique malls Corne by, sip some complimentary coffee. make a day of it and enjoy the fond memories that only Plaza Antigua can provide Plaza Anliqua is located at 15410 Margi~11rite Parkway in 1'111 Villagt' Center. Mission Viejo Calf (949) 458-9306 Business f1ours art' I 0 a .t~ to 6 p.rn . Monday tltrol,gf1 Saturday. except Tf\ursday, 1d11•11 hours are t•xlended lo 8 p m . Sunday. noon to 5 p.m. ( h 11 111 1n \" • ( 111111. ( \ )) .... (( r::ii n4 t3 J~l4J4