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Michiko Soffer looks over the gutted remains of he r Old Newport Boulevaqi restaurant, lssay, which was destroyed b y fire. Be low,
Newport Beach arson investigator Mike Macey combs through the fire-rava ged building early Wednesday.
Flames consmne restaurant
Investigators suspect arson in Wednesday blaze at Issay
Restaurant, set to celebrate 10th anniversary next w~~k~" ..
Alex Coolman
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -
A fire suspected to be the
work of an arsorust gut-
ted Issa y Restaurant early
Wednesday, only days
before the 10th armiver-
sary of its opening.
Business owner
Michiko Soffer had
p lanned to celebrate
Monday a decade in busi-About the only item spared ln the early
ness. morning blaze was the restaurant's sign. Instead of looking for-
scratch.• ,
Soffer is the wife of Sid
Soffer, who owns the
property on which Issay
·sits and runs Sid's
Steak.house, also on Old
Newport Boulevard.
The cause of the fire at
lssay has not yet been
determined, said Donna
Boston, a spokeswoman
for the Newport Beach
Fire Department, adding
that the circumslarlces of
the blaze are considered
suspicious.
ward to the milestone, she
sat dazed in a chair Wednesday
morning outside the restaurant
at 485 Old Newport Blvd. She
watched as investigators shov~
eled through blackened bits of
what used to"be walls, windows
and furniture.
No one was injured in the
fire.
"Ten years for nothing.•
Soffer said. ·we started from
But the damage from the
SEE FIRE PAGE A10
·Newport-Mesa's principal problem concerns parents
• School district has filled just two of six vacancies, and
superintendent says a seventh departure is expected soon .
top leader.
Costa Mesa and Newport Har-
bor high schools, Ensign Interme-
diate and Mariners Elementary
School remain without a princ:l-
pal.
0.nette Goulet
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT-MESA With
c:blldren returning to classes in
lela than a month, four schools are
still without principals.
Of six positions vacated this
spring and summer, only two
have been filled. ·
Supt. Robert Barbot said he
expects a seventh principal to
depart soon, but would not dis-
close which school would lose its
f
The situation is one that bas
many parents, especially those in
the Newport Beach area, upset
and distressed. ·r do not believe the only rea-
..
staff, following published
guidelines, divided tbe use
of the fiekl beied on the
number of Costa Mesa .,...pn ill •ch r9gion.
Tbe two COllUIUllk>Den ~ Wedneld8y to call a
timeoat. CODIUlt tit• ......
... Stev• . HaJID&llt the
dty'I ~ ol adadllMtra· .......
son people leave is money,• said
Graham Tingler, a Mariners par-
ent. •If it was, we wouldn't have
these wonderful teachers who
have been here for 20 and 30
yea.rs .•
While he did not profess to
know what each prtncipal's
incentive was for leaving, 1\ngler
SEE PRINCIPAL MGE A 10
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ntURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 2000
Actiirists
petition
ag~t .
widening
•Grass-roots group hopes
to have at least 5,000
signatures to present to
the City Council by the
end of the month.
Andrew Glazer
DAILY PILOT
EAST SIDE -Banners are fly-
mg. pel1llons circulating and
momentum bwldmg m oppos1bon
to oty plans to Wlden East 17th
Slreet.
"This 1s a stnp shopping center
street, not a highway. This is not
the place to just blow traffic
through,• said Brett Hemphill,
owner of Hemphill's Rugs and
Carpets on East 17th Street and
member of the 17th Street Mer-
chants and Community Assn.
• The recently formed assooa-
bon, made up of residents and
business owners, has in about a
week gathered more· than 1,500
signatures of people who oppose
the expansion plans. They hope to ,
deliver 5,000 names to the City
Counol by the end of the month
The city plans to widen 17th
Street from four to six lanes
because of Surging traffic levels
Peter NaghaVl, Costa Me!.d\
d.J.rector of lransportabon; has Sdld
the city could lose $4.5 nullion in
federal grants 1f 1t does not w1df'n
SEE PETITION PAGE A9
Wanted: Help
in keeping
airport
restrictions
• City turns to county for
more political muscle to
keep curlew and flight
limits at John Wayne
Airport past 2005.
No.kl Schwartz
DAILY PILOT
NEWPbRT BEACH -It's a
race the City Council has run
alone for most of the past three
decades: trying to keep the skies
over the oty friendly to residents.
Now the oty will pass the baton
to an untested teammate -the
county Board of Supervisors -
and hope it has the political
strength and endurance to cross
the firush line and win an exten-
s ion on the curfew and flight
SEE AIRPORT PAGE A10
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A2 Thursday, August 10, 2000
WORKING .
Julie .Fox
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Local builder names new executive .
EctNard G. sepia has been pro-the U.S. and Mexko.
moted to vb president of opera-•ed's continued growth with our
tJon5 for Calta M•-b•ed Artdrew company and the extensive abilities
L Youngquist Construttion. he has demonstrated over the years
S9govla wtll be responsible for make him an Ideal fit for ~ presi-
the dewlopment. lmplemefttation, dent." said Artdrew L Youngquist.
monitoring and a.wsight of the president and CEO. "We haYe
oompanv's .cminlstnrtNe and fleld watched him develop into a muttJ..
management opeMions. faceted Industry eJCpert and congrat-
He has been lrwc>Ned in a variety ulate him on his professional ~
of construction projects throughout plishments."
Doily Pilot
f3alboa Beach Company's
annual sale begins F~y
S ome of the best bargains
of the year can be found
at the Balboa Beach
Company•• end~f-summer
sale, wliich starts Friday. For
10 daY11, the Balboa Island
store will otter savings of 25%
to 75%. Examples: Balboa
Beach Company T-shirts,
S1.99; backpacks from $9.99:
famous-brand shorts and
shirts, $14.99: and heavy-
weight sweatshirts, $14.99.
The fine forms at 9 a.m. Fri-
day with free Balboa Beach
Company T-shirts for the first
100 people. The store opens at
10 a.m.
If you'd like to learn more
about computers, there are free
computer training classes
offered at the new .Gateway
Country slore on East 17th
Street in Costa Mesa. The class-
es are offered almost daily from
9 to 10 a.m. It's best tO make
reservations. On Friday ~d
MonWly, there's a digital pho-
tography class; on Saturday,
there's an •ask a tech" class. On
Tuesday, the lesson is on down-
loading music from the Internet.
On Wednesday, there's an intro-
ductory course on the Internet.
Greer Wylder
BEST BUYS
appraised at $3,000, that's on
sale for $500." Other furniture
available are two pine
armoires, two four-poster king
pine beds, and seven different
dining room chairs. There's
also a summer clearance sale
going on: 75% off on clothing
and furnishings.
Designer Betsey Johnson's
boutique at Fashion Island in
Newport Beach is having a final
reductions sale on swnmer and
spring merchandise. On sale are
dresses, skirts and pants. Infor-
mation: (949) 720-0186.
Giving canine cuts and puppy pedicures
• And on Aug. 17, there's a •your
first PC• class. Gateway Coun-
try is a showroom for Gateway
computers and software. If you
decide lo pW'Chase a computer
at Gateway, they'll custom-build
it for you and ship it to you.
Infonnation: (949) 642-5176.
ff"IPphUl's Rugs & Carpeb is
having its biggest sale ever. All
Masland rugs are reduced by
50%. Karastan discontinued rugs
and all Pande Cameron rugs are
drastically reduced The sale
ends Aug. 26. Hempbill's is at
230 E. 17th St in Costa Mesa.
Infonnation: (949) 722-7224.
SHE IS ,~
Shaving spaniels.
PAMPERED PETS
On Wednesday, Fox's clear blue
eyes were focused on Bentley, a well-
behaved springer spaniel, as she ran
cllppers over his browtfif'nd-white
s haggy fur. Bentley, looking relaxed
and presumably feeling pampered,
s tared at three golden retrievers get-
ting their yellow fur blown dry.
·He's been coming here for
years,· said Fox, 33, who has clipped
and trimmed dogs for more than sev-
en years at Dutch Touch in Costa
Mesa. "Most of our customers are
regulars.·
RUFF RJDERS
Dutch Touch is part canine •Romper
Room,· part beauty salon. Dogs that
aren't in a blow-drying kennel or sitting
on one of three elevated grooming
tables wander the floor, sniff Fox's leg,
kick dirt in the outside yard and bark at
RETAIL ROUNDUP
one another.
Fox said Dutch Touch is similar to a
beauty parlor for humans.
"It's really a very social place.•
~he said. "Some dogs come here
each week. They get to know each
other. It's really something to look
forward to."
When the dogs are on the table, Fox
9ips their nails, hims their bellies and
heads and, once e week, passes them to
an in-house dog dentist for a teeth
d eaning.
OOGGJE BEDSIDE MANNERS
Fox excels at building a rapport
wtth he r canine clients, said her boss.
Linda Wolter. ·~en I'm hiring, I don't care so
much about cutting skills," she said. "I
want lo find people who love the ani-
mals."
,The special relationship Fox has
.,
with the dogs she grooms is obvious.
"Some owners tell their dogs at
breakfast, 'It's time to go see Julie,' "
Wolter said. "They can't calm down
until they're here.•
Fox talks to her customers in a qui-
et, soothing tone. She even owns a
small menagerie: a pit bull and a cock-
er spaniel, two cats, two cockatiels, a
finch and a tank of fish .
WAGGING lRENDS I
Fox said dog-grooming techniques,
like hairstyles, are subject to fickle
trends. The appropriate cut for a poo-
dle, for instance, may change from
year to year. Fox keeps up by reading
grooming manuals and talking tooth-
er professi't-1'1al groomers.
"I'm preffy good at picking up on this
stuff,• she said, admitting there's always
room lo improve. "I'm good at bodies,
but need some work trimming heads."
-Story by Anchw G'-;
photo by s..n Hll ...
South Coast Plaza has
opened a new concierge desk
on the first level near the
glass elevators in the Crate &
Barrel wing. The full-service
desk will provide the follow-
ing services: gift certificates;
stamps1 taxi and limousine
services: foreign language
assistance; lost and found;
package clerk; restaurant
reservations: corporate gift
certificates; strollers and
wheelchairs; and seasonal gift
guides. There are also new
store openings and relocating
others this month.
Trim those locks, dress radically and bang your head
New stores indude Diesel. a
cutting-edge fashions store for
men and women, and Roxy, a
trendy clothing and accessories
store for girls and teens. Then
there's Louis Vultton's global
store, featuring a full line of
luggage and handbags as well
as its exclusive shoe and
apparel collection Southern
California's first Macy's Home
Store features 189,000 square
feet filled with home furnish-
ings as well as cafes and an in-
store demonstration kitchen.
For shoes and accessories,
there is Charles David, and for
timepieces and acoessortes,
there is Watch Gear. ReJoca-
tlons set to open are The Limit-
ed for women's clothing, and
Origins, makers of products for
face and body.
0 ur hair is getting longer and
longer, and we just don't know
what to do about it. Relief,
however, is in sight: Images Salon in
Corona del Mar is having a cut-a-thon
Sept. 10 to raise money for the Avon
Breast Cancer Three-Day Walle.
The event will feature $25 haircuts
dlld $10 manicures, so maybe we can
get our ravaged cuticles dealt with
even as we're getting our locks
snipped into respectability.
Why, you ask, is the cut-a-thon
event being appended to the breast
cancer walk? Why not just have the
walk and be done with it? We're not
clear on the logic, to be honest. But if
it can make our hair look any better,
we're not going to worry about it.
EVERYBODY HAD AN OCEAN ...
Before we are rescued from our
mop-top look, perhaps we and our
hairstyle will sc.oot over to 1\iangle
Square for a surf fashion show Aug. 26.
The event. organizers say, will fea-
ture all manner of surfing-related
garb and a performance by Orange
County surf band, The Stingrays.
The Stingrays, to judge by the
photos m their media kit, do not favor
the bowl-cut couture. However, we
are convinced that the hippest of the
hip in surf culture must be aware of
the bowl cut's essential brilliance.
We note, by the way, that Project
Wipe Out of Hoag Hospital will also
be at T\1.angle Square to distribute
info on the perils of neck injuries.
Project Wipe Out wants to make sme
surfers and swimmers don't crash into
the sand head-first and e11d up with
broken necks.
But you can also hurt your neck by
head-banging too much to loud rock
'n' roll. So U The Stingrays really start
to crank out the tunes, please, be safe.
FURTHER NOTES ON HEAD-BANGING
And that reminds us: the Costa
Mesa company Hollywood Music
has just arranged to handle the
exclusive Webcast of rap-metal
band Limp Bizkit's concert 1n Los
Angeles today, which is the final
show in its tour.
No doubt scads of angst-ridden
Newport-Mesa youths will tune in to
this cataclysmic event, and perhaps
will be wearing surl fashions, and
they may even have strange haircuts.
One never knows what the yo\lth are
up to these days.
In any event, the show is at
http://www.hollywoodmuslc.com. And
don't say we didn't warn you.
1be Dtlcovery Sbopl of
Corona del Mar has recently
acquired new furniture.
•Attention oil est.ate and large
professional business owners,•
says Gloria Godfrey or the Dis-
covery Shops. ·we Just
19Ceived a custom. 5-foo\ by 5-
• foot black glass coffee table,
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If you haven't been to the
Orange County Market Place
lately, you might want to
know it has 1,200 vendors
selling all kinds of services
and merchandise every Satur-
day and Sunday at the
Orange County Fairgrounds
in Costa Mesa. For bargains,
there are also manula~urer's
outlets, the Autt>motive Road
of Dreams. boutique and tra-
ditional foods, farm-fresh
fruits and vegetables, fresh-
cut flowers and entertain-·
ment. Other services include a
hatr salon, ATM machines, a
key maker and handicapped
parking. The hours are 7 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Admission is $2 and
general parking is free. Pre-
ferred parking is $3. Daily val-
ue admission passes are avail-
able: 10 passes for $10. To
reach the fairgrounds, take
the Del Mar/Fair Drive exit off
the Costa Mesa Freeway.
lnlormation: (949) 723-6616 or
visit the Web site at
http://www.ocmarketplace.com
DlMarte lnterton is a
3,000-square-foot showroom
featuring interior design ser-
vices and merchandise. Cur-
rently, there's a 25% to 40%
off sale on selected home fur-
nishings. Inside the showroom
you'll find patio fumitwe, cus-
tom upholstery, Ball imports,
winCJow treatments, Italian
imports, area rugs, custom
bedding and table linens, fine
china and flatware. It's 1n the
Westcliff Plaza at 1044 IJvine
Ave., Newport BMch. Infor-
mation: (949) 515-1825.
POLICE FILES
Daily Pilot
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Thoodoy, August 10, 2000 A3
Speaki,ngpersonally, GOP's view on gays just pla,in dumb '
My hyperactive guilt
required me to watch
at least a portion of
the Republican National
Convention. 1n the process, I
became intrigued by the sto-
ry of Mary Cheney, the
reportedly openly gay
younger daughter of George
W. Bush's running mate,
Dick Cheney.
When a television reporter
referred to the Cheney's
"gay daughter,• Mary's
mother responded angrily
that "Mary has never
declared.Qlch a thing· and
added that she is not going
to talk about her daughters'
personal lives -although
she already had talk$bout
her other daughter, who is
properly married and has
three children. Because this
topic isn't going to go away
in the long campaign ahead,
Dick and Lynne Cheney
need to deade -whatever
Mary's wish~ may be -
how to handle it publicly.
If Mary Cheney is indeed
gay -and there seems
ample evidence in published
accounts that this is likely-
two suggestions occur to me.
First, il the Repu~licans
Joseph N. Bell
THE BEU CURVE
are serious about this "com·
passionate conservatism•
stuff, they can demonstrate 1t
dramatically by treating
Mary no less honestly than
any of the other candidates'
children. And, second, it is
just as important for parents
as it is for the gay person to
accept, respect and appreo-
ate who they are.
I speak from experience. I
have a sister-in-law who is
gay. She also has a life part-
ner, two delightful and weU-
adjusted children and a
career of devoted public ser-
vice in which she is presently
in charge of some 150 subor-
dinates -mostly men -at a
job level achieved by very
few women. And she didn't
get there easily.
· When she realized in her
teen years that her sexual
orientation was different
from most of her classmates,
she panlcked. For 10 years,
she struggled desperately in
dozens of ways to deny those
feelings. The last of those
years she spent with Christ·
ian fundamentalists who
assured her that while she
was getting tixed, it was all
right to have homosexual
feelings but not to act on
them.
·It took me a long time to
realize that what I was really
doing,• she told me the other
day, "was hidlng from myself
m religion. Now, I'm a whole
person who has a healthy
relationship witb God. I'm a
practicing Cluistian, secure
in the knowledge that God
accepts me for who I am.•
So does her family. My
sister-in-law, her partner and
the!! two children are proud
and deeply loved members
of our extended family. There
is no need fo r them to hide
themselves in the bosom of
Uus family or for the family to
hide them from the outside
'
world. They a.re warm. com·
passionate, intelligent, hard-
working and thoughtful
human beings who wonder
-as I do -why a large seg-
ment of the society in which
they live finds it necessary to
use a few scattered and
obscure biblical passages to
reduce them to subhumans.
The Cheney situation is
not a new problem for the
Republicans. Last month, for
example, the scion of one of
Massachusetts' most promi-
nent Republican families
withdrew from the party
because he considers the
anti-gay planks in the party
platform antagonistic to the
rights of his lesbian daugh·
ter. A few years earlier, Barry
Goldwater -who was once
•Mr. Republican· -assailed
the party for "fighting the
gays• and insisted on not just
tolerance, but acceptance of
the lifestyle of his gay grand-
son and grandniece. -·
I have no knowledge of
the personal feelings or the
Republican candidates on
this matter. The feelings that
have been expressed are
political. Any suggestion of
official acceptance or gay
people is anathema to the
Christian Right and therefore
politically dangerous.
The brief exposure of the
Republicans' only acknowl-
edged gay congressman -
Jim Kolbe of Arizona -on
the convention platfonn was
probably pushing the edges,
even for "com~sionate
conservatives. It was report-
ed that some members of the
'rexas delegation prayed for
him during his four-minute
speech.
But shouldn't this be a
matter that transcends politi-
cal exped.lency? A set of val-
ues that would subordmate
the humanity of a loved one
to the voting muscle of any
·segment of society makes
"compassionate conser-
vatism• sound like the ulti-
mate hypocnsy. U this catch
phrase is to have any mean-
ing at all, shouldn't it be put
into practice across the
board?
The complaint about the
invasion of the private lJves
of candidates and theu fanu-
lles is legitimate. But the can-
didates can't have it both
ways. They can't use the per·
sonal achievements of one
child -as Lynne Cheney
did with her older daughter
-and then insist on a differ·
ent set of rules fpr another.
And they can't demand pn·
vacy for themselves while
looking the other way it it ts
denied to the opposibon.
When my s:ister-lll·klw
told us about her struggle in
an emotional meeting Wlth
her immediate fdJTU.ly, there
was neither consterrldti,oo.
recnrninabon nor denial.
Only love and support that
started with her parents and
extended lhtflugh her sib·
lings and theu mates If any-
thing, that has grown
stronger m the yedrs since.
That ts dnd properly·
should be a ffidtler to be set-
tled within the famtly But 1t
is also d mattPr lhdt should
cause nruther publlc shdffie
nor embarrassment. And for
a ma1or pollbcdl party to
pander to the fedr of CJdY
people dmong wme of its
constituents u., dS Bdrry
Goldwater once put 1t, "1ust
plain dumb."'
• JOSEPH N. BEU 1s a resident of
Santa Ana Heights. His column
appears Thursdays
Single challenger emerges in Newport-Mesa school board race
•Fluor may ljive an opponent; two incumbents
unopposed 14tJ. two days left until filing deadline.
D11nette Goulet
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -The
competition for the school
board heated up lo lukewarm
this week as a single chal·
lenger emerged JUSl two days
before the filing deadlme.
Three school boa.rd sedts
are up grabs this November,
and so far trustees O<ina Black
and David Brooks remam
unopposed 10 lhelf reelection
bids
Martha Fluor, who repre-
sents the Dover Shores and
Santa Ana Heigh~ areas, may
have a competitor in Newport
Beach resident Ila Johnson.
Johnson, like all three
111curnbents, has pulled papers
ror the seat but not yet filed.
True to her word before she
had competition, Fluor was
unruffled when she heard of
her opponent.
"Good for her. It should be
a race then,• Fluor said "We'll
be able to talk about the
issues. I welcome the competi·
tion; it's an opporturuty for the
~ublic to hear our slctnce on
our vanous issues.·
Johnson could not be
reached for comment
Wednesday.
In the last school board
election, two of the four
incumbents slld mto office
unopposed. UnJess chal-
lengers emerge m the next AB
hours from the Mesa Verde
area and East Side Costa
Mesa, Black and Brooks will
do the SdITie lhl'> election
When the $163-rrullion
school bond pcissed m th<'
spnng, many bond opponents
promised oppos1t10n m the
upcoming ele<.tJOn But '"With
the exception of John~n. there
have been no other snmngs of
interest 111 the open seats
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A4 Thursday, ~ 1 o, 2000 •
Residents who helped
build gateway honored
LIDO ISLE -Residents who
spent three years raising money
to beautify the entrance to the
city were honored Wednesday
with a small ceremony by city
officials.
·11t is) intended to be a view,
telling you where you are when
you drive into the city of New-
port Beach,• said Deputy City
Manager Dave Kiff.
Udo residents Helen Japen-
ga, Gail Rosenstein and JiJJ:l
Thomson raised $217,000 to buy
what was once a gas station and
convert it and another lot into
Gateway Parks, which
announces the entrance to the
Balboa Peninsula and Udo Isle.
·0ne of the neat things about
Helen and Gail is they've really
taken ownership of this,• Kiff
said. •They were out there in
their grubbies helping to place
bricks. The other day they were
out there weeding.•
The three residents raised
money through donations from
community members who
bought bricks, which line the
edge of the park. The project,
which was finished in December,
cost $365,000, with the city mak-
ing up the difference.
The parks serve the dual pur-
pose of providing a stately
entrance to the some of the city's
unique communities 4$ well as
covering up some less attractive
sites. The Balboa park blocks an
unsightly view of the communi-
ty's pump station.
• -Noakl Schwartz
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Udo
NS&dents
Helen
Japenga
and Gall
Roeemteln
laugh while
tendlng to
the 1trtp of
land
welcoming
people to
Udo Isle.
City
offldals
honored
residents
who helped
build the
gateway
with a small
ceremony
Wednesday.
CONRAD LAU I
OAl.V PILOT
Annual tourism report to council complete, except for Williams
•Th~ Newport Beach Conference and Visitors
Bureau presentation listed several successes,
many attributed to the late CEO and president.
No.kl Schwartz
DAILY PILOT
. NEWPORT BEACH -in
a poignant gesture, another
Conference and Visitors
Bureau official stumbled
through a report written by
Rosalind Williams just
before she passed (lway ~o
months ago.
At Tuesday's City Coun-
cil . meeting, Henry
Schielein read through the._
bureau's 1999-2000 tQurism
successes, many of which
he atbibuted to Williams,
the former chief executive
officer and president of the
bweau.
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or If you'd rather, enjoy fine dining prepared by the master chefs of
the Mountainview restaurant. But for now, visit our model cottage and see a
retirement home-and a kitcl'\en-deslgned for the future, here today.
Touring our model, it's easy to see the tangible benefits for members of
The Covington Priority Program. Like being able to choose the wood cabinets in
kitchen and bath. The color of the counters. floor covering. Wall covering. It's a
great opportunity to learn about thJs attr.letive program and compare The
Covington's classic retirement lifestyle-updated for the future-with other
retirement communities.
At The Covington, you'll see the fine attention to detail that dlstlnguishes
this retirement community. Designed for those who expect the best. In
accommcxbtions, in services and in value. Choose from a dozen apartment and
cottage floor plans. All large, aU designed to meet your needs with a si>ec-
trum of services that will free you to follow your own pursuits. Consider, too,
the advantage of our unusual 90% resale benefit which benefits you or your
estate.
The littangibJe ~fir.s? Scciirity and comfort, t.-om~nioruhip and ~us
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"I am here by mistake,-
Schielein said unsteadily.
"Really, this is Rosalind's
report, which she compiled
before the fiscal year ended.
It's almost like she wanted to
make sure everything was
in order.•
The feisty Williams -
who helped bring golf tour-
naments7 conventions and
thousands of visitors to.-the
town as well as hope to
dozens of cancer patients -
died in June of complica-
tions from a four-year battle
' with breast cancer.
It was clear Williams'
tradema.rk tenacity and
effortless ability to at once
charm and push forward the
bureau's agenda was miss-
ing from the proceedings.
"Where's our checki"
said Mayor John Noyes with
a smile, referring to the sym-
bolic oversized $21-million
check Williams proudly pre-
sented to the City Council in
April. The money was
drawn from tourist tax rev-
enues.
"This time I come to you
empty-banded,· Schielein
said.
Still, Williams' stamp was
all over the bureau's accom-
plishments.
The bureau booked 50
meetings and 17 trade
shows, had 10 sales trips
and landed 23 conference
ads in various publications.
It secured the California
.
Conference on Tourism 'tor
2001, which is the first time
the event will take place
outside Sacramento.
The bureau also was
instrumental in fo'rming the
new Newport Beach Film
Festival, organizing a city
appearance on "Wheel of
Fortune· and securing
national TV advertising on
ABC and ESPN.
In terms of intemationdl
tourism, the city lured more
visitors from the United
Kingdom, Germany a nd
Japan than in 1998-99.
"We-_lost a tremendous
leader, a great ambassad or
and good friend,• Schielein
said.
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BRIEFLY
'Bay to Bay' bike
ride benefit set
In October, the National •
Multiple Sclerosis Society's
Orange County chapter will
host its 17th annual .. Bay to
Bay Bike Tour" from the Back
Bay to Mission Bay in San
Diego.
The bike ride will raise
money and awareness to
fight the devastating effects
of multiple sclerosis.
Anticipating more than
1,000 riders, the society hopes
to raise $600,000 this year to
benefit programs, services
and research in Orange
County.
Cyclists will begin their
ride Oct. 7 in Newport Beach
and finish the next day in Mis-
sion Bay. After an overnight
celebration luau in Carlsbad,
riders will get a lift back to
Newport Beach in luxurious,
full-service coaches.
The National Multiple
Scle~osis Society is fooking
for riders and volunteers.
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IN lllEF
Business
council to bold
candidates forum
COSTA MESA -A group
of dty business leaders will
host an open forum this fall
to introduce City Council
candidates to the public.
Members of the Latino
Business Council will ask
candidates to respond to
issues -including educa-
tion, West Side tevitalization
and crime prevention -that
concern the city's growing
Latino population. .
•w e'll have them answer
questions that may not have
otherwise been addressed,•
said Bill Turpit of the Latino
Business Council.
As of Wednesday, nine
residents had pulled nomi-
nation papers for City Coun-
cil seats. None of them is
Latino.
lhunday, August 1 o, 2000 AS
The cleadlme to file appli-
cations for candidacy is Fri-
day.
•we've been looking, but
haven't found anyone to step
up to the plate. It's a big
JOb. • said Manfredo Lespier,
an attorney and member of
the Latino Business Council.
•1t disappoints me,•
Turpit said. •But I'm aware
of ongoing efforts in the
community to develop lead-
e rs.·
He said in the last few
years, neighboihood assod·
ations, church gToups and
school organizations have
begun to reflect the city's
populabon.
• tn a short period of time,
we will have people ready to
step forward,· he saJd.
The forum, whlch will be
open to the public, is tenta·
bvely scheduled for 7 p.m.
Oct. 12 at the Costa Mesa
Neighborhood Commumty
Ceoter, 1845 Park Ave.
-Andrew Glazer
Information: (949) 752-
1680.
Race for the Cure
expects 30,000
participants
SEAN HIUER I DAILY PILOT
Teton, a golden retriever, enjoys being dried oU after a bath by owner Bob
Jensen outside their Vista Omada home In Newport Beach.
Entry forms are available
lo run or walk in the Komen
Orange County Race for the
Cure, to be held Sept. 24.
The 5K run/walk is expect·
ed to draw 30,000 runners
and walkers and 5,000 spec-
tators. Preregistration is $25
j
for adults. Adults must pay
$28 after Sept. 16 and $30 on
race day. The fee for youths,
seniors and breast cancer sur-
vivors is $15 preregistration
and $20 after Sept. 16.
Proceeds from the event
will go lo the Orange County
affiliate of the Susan G.
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"Let our trained
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LARGEST SELECTION
OF INVITATIONS IN
ORANGE COUNTY
Komen Breast Cancer Foun-
dation.
Participants will receive a
T-shirt. The winner of the
Elite Women's 5K category
gets a $5,000 prize. There will
be awards in all age groups,
for teams and for pledges.
The race will begin at
Fashion Island, Ne wport
Beach. Registration begins al
6:30 a.m. Race times are 7:35,
7:40 and 9:35 a.m. A fitness
expo will be held from 6:30
a.m. to noon.
Information: (714) 957-
9165, or onlme at
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TODAY
Victoria Burnett will host
·stories and Songs,• a free
program for children entering.
first through sixth grades, at
10:30 a.m. at Balboa Branch
Library, 100 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Newport Beach. (949) 717-
3801.
6" The Orange County chapter
of the Single Gourmet, an
llllemational fine dining dub
for SUlgles, will meet at 6:30
p.m. at Asia 101, 2901 W.
Coast Highway. Newport
Beach. The cost is $55. (949)
854-6552.
Mother's Market and Xlk;4en
will present a free seminar
titled •Approaching
Menopause Holistically,·
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . at its
Patio Cafe. Mother's Market
and Kitchen is at 225 E. 17th
St., Costa Mesa. Reservations
are requested. (800) 595-
6667.
Memory taeenlngl wUl be offered at seven Rite Aid locations throughout Orange
County from 1 to 4 p.m. 'lUelday. Tbe Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange County will coor-
dinate the free memory taeen1ngs for lndlvlduals concerned about their memory or
that of a loved one. Newport-Mesa residents can visit Rlte Ald at 3029 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa~ from 1to4 p.m. f114) 434-7485 or (800) 660-1993.
FRIDAY
Children's story Ume with
Lauren will be held at 10 a.m.
at Borde rs Books, Music and
Cafe at the South Coast
Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa
Mesa. The theme ·At the Cir-
cus· will be featured. The
event is free. (714) 432-7854.
Inventors Forum will present
a seminar titled "Inventors,
Learn How to Make Effective
Presentations"' from 1 to 10
p.m. at OCC's Science Lec-
ture Hall, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. Admission
is $15. (714) 540-2491.
SATURDAY
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more. Target Stores is in will be held at the Costa
search of fast, fun and friend-Mesa Neighborhood Com-
ly team members for its new munity Cente r, 1845 Park
store in Costa Mesa. Target Ave. (714) 424-5030.
will present a jobi fair from 9
a.m to 5 p.m. and Sunday to The Friends of the Newport
fill approximately 200 full-Beach Library will hold a
and part-time positions, used book sale from 9 a.m. to
including cashiers, floor sales, 4 :30 p.m. in the Friends
store leadership, guest ser-Meeting Room at the Central
vice and more. The job fair Library, 1000 Avocado Ave ..
·Crystals
•Minerals
CRYSTAL CAVE
• Unique Jewelry
·Classes
• Astrology Charts
Dr.Ovalle
Phys1c1an~ who specialize in internal medicine care for the
comprchensi\e, often complex healthcare needs of adults, including
senio~. Board-ceMified internist WenJ. Ow.lJe, M..D. has
Tbe HoJM Depot In CM&a
Mesa wW offer free home and
garden clinicl from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturdays and Sundays
through August. The cllnJc
topics are: lndooi and out-
door Pest Control How to
Install Ceramic 'JUe, Install
Vinyl Flooring, Fencing
Decks and Pool and Spa
Care. The store is at 2300 S.
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
(949) 6-46-4220.
Vlrgtnla Carlson will give a
free lecture on summer care
tor roses at 10:30 a.m. at the
Sherman UbTIU¥ & Garderu,
26'7 E. Coast Highway.
Corona del Mar. (949) 673-
2261.
Representatives of The
Princeton Review publishers
will present a free seminar on
standardized testing for col-
lege admission with a focus
on the SAT test at 11 a.m. at
Borders Books, Music and
Cafe at the South Coast
Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa
Mesa. (714) 432-7854.
Noxcuzl Fitness will present
an open house from 11 a.m. to
3 p.m. to benefit the Orange
County United Way. The
health fair with local health
and fitness businesses and
restaurants will feature food,
entertainment, giveaways,
chair massages, spinal
screenings, free supplements
and more. A silent auction
with items donated from local
companies will be held. All
proceeds will go to the United
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Dr. Ovalle and all the physicians at ENC are
also members of the physician staff a1 fi>untain ~lley .
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If you like lbe desert and
mountains, don't mils a talk
by author Unda Pyle, who
wW discull •J>eaks, Palms &
Picnics:DayJowneysinthe
Mountains & Deserts of Palm
Springs and the Coachella
Valley of South.em Califor-
nia,• at 3 p.m. at Borders
Books and Music, 1890 New-
port Blvd., Costa Mesa. A
book-signing will follow.
(949) 631-8661.
AD afternoon of fanalfy fun ls
planned for RASL Dazzle, a
free event sponsored by
Newport Beach Community
Services, from noon to 4 p.m.
at Mariners Park and the V1J1-
cent Jorgensen Community
Center, 2005 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach. The event
will showcase programs and
services of the city of New-
pbrt Beach Recreation, Arts &
Cultural, Senior and Library
Services departments. Repre-
sentatives will be on hand to
explain available services
and to register people for fall
programs and events. C rafts
will be available for sale and
live entertainment will be
provided. Pree f~ce painting
and a balloon artist will add
to the fun. Food and bever·
ages will be available for sale.
(949) 644-3151.
Author Steve Nakamoto will
discuss relationships and his
latest book, "Men Are Like
Fish,• at 2 p.m. at Borders
Books. Music and Cafe, 3333
Bear St., Costa Mesa. {714)
432-7854.
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A IUDMt/full moon beach
walk will be held at Crystal
Cove State Park, at Pelican
Point on Coast Highway
between Corona del Mar and
Laguna Beach. Reservations
are reqv.ired. No dogs
allowed. Parking is $6. (949)
497-7647.
A reunion for Corona del
Mar High School classes
1972-75 will be held at 7 p.m.
at the Newport Beach Golf
Course. (949) 644-7422
SUNDAY
A back country hlke will
take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal
• Cove State Park, at Pelican
Point on Coast Highway
between Corona del Mar and
Laguna Beach. No dogs
allowed. Parking is $6. (949)
497-7647.
Rob Wagner, author of "Red
Ink, White Lies -The Rise
and Fall of Los Angeles'
Newspapers 1920-1962, • will
discuss and sign his book at 2
p.m. at Borders Books, Music
and Cafe at South Coast
Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa
Mesa. Wagner began his
journalism career in 1974 and
has worked as a reporter, cit}
editor, night editor and man-
aging editor for dailies in Los
Angeles, Riverside, San
Bernardino and San Diego
counties. (714) 432-7854.
The LAB AnU-Mall wtll pre-
sent its fourth annual Elvis
Festival from noon to 3 p.m.
a t 2930 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. The event will feature
a live Elvis impersonator and
performance. In addition. T JR
and the WlldCard.s will be
playing as the special guest
band. (714) 960-6660.
MONDAY
flnt-through• m.th1JT&ders
who participated in the New-
port Beach Public Ubrary's
Summer Reading Pr~aDJ.
are invited to "A Fabulous
Finish" at 10:30 a.m. at the
central library, 1000 Avocado
Ave.. Newport Beach. The
program will be repeated at 3
p.m. Aug. 16 at the Mariners
branch library, 100 E. Balboa
Blvd. (949) 117-3801.
Open Mic Poetry Night wtU
be held at 7 p.m. at Borders,
Books, Music and Cafe at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear
Street, Co&ta Mesa. The
event gives local poetry
lovers an opportunity to read
their favorite, or their own
poetry. Readings are limited
to 10 minutes. (714) 432-7854.
TUESDAY
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce Busi-
ness Referral Breakfast will
begin at 7:30 a.m. at the
Pad.fie Qub, 4100 MacArthur
Blvd., Newport Beach. Mem-
bers are $15 with a reserva-
tion; walk-ins are $5. (949)
729-4400.
Memory screenings wtll be
offered at seven Rite Aid
locations throughout Orange
County from 1 to 4 p.m. The
Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange
County will coordinate the
free memory screenings for
individuals concerned about
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Enrolling Now
• Christian Instruction
• Developmental Program
• Hands on Craft Activities
•Phonics
• Compurer lnmuetion -~·
• Before/ After School Care
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their memory or• that of a
loved one. Newport-Mesa
residents can visit Rite Aid at
3029 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa, from 1 to 4 p :m. (714)
434-7485 or (800) 660-1993.
The Susan G. Komen Breast
Cancer Foundation will pre-
sent a "Volunteer Orientation
and Speakers Bureau 'liain-
ing Session• at 6 p.m at its
headquarters at 3191-A Air-
port Loop Drive, Costa Mesa.
Participants will learn about
the many community pro-
grams Komen offers and
decide which best suits them.
Dinner will be provided at no
charge. Reservations are
requested. (714) 957-9157,
Ext. 29.
A free semlruu' UUed "The
Real Fat Deal• will be held
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the
Patio Cafe at Mother's Mar-
ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th
St., Costa Mesa. Reservations
are requested. (800) 595-
6667.
The Milllonalre's Club wtll
meet at 7 p.m. at Borders
Books, Music and Cafe at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear
St.. Costa Mesa. Fred Saah,
CTFP, will present •How to
Retire as a Millionaire."
Membership is free. (714)
256-0353.
WEDNESDAY
Children's story Ume will\
Lauren will be held at 10 a.m.
at Borders Books, Music and
Cafe at the South Coast Plaza,
3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
The theme ·Monkeys on the
Bed. will be featured. The
event is free. (714) 432-7854.
Mel'r01 Lynch wW preleld a
seminar titled • J;Iow to control
taxation on retirement plan
distributions• at noon and 6
p.m. at the Oubhouse Restau-
rant, 3333 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. Admission is free. Umlt-
ed seating. (714) 429-3092.
A sdence-flctton book db·
cussion group will meet at 7
p.m. at Borders BookJ, Music
and Cafe at South · Coast
Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Coste
Mesa. (714) 432-7854.
AUG. 17
1be Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce will present a "90-
Minute Breakfast Boosr from
7:15 to 8:45 a .m. at the Costa
Mesa Country Oub, 1701 Golf
Course Drive. Prepaid reserva-
tions are $12 or $17 at the door.
(714) 885-9090.
View 50 LamborgbJnls at
7:45 a.m. as they prepare to
charge up the California
coast to Carmel during the
third annual "Running of the
Bulls." The cars re tail at
$285,000. The event will be at
The Four Seasons Hotel, 690
Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach.
'flle Orange County WebGr-
rls will discuss new media
and technology network,
exchange information and
give job and business leads at
7 p.m. al Borders Books,
Music and Cafe at South
Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. (714) 432-7854.
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AUG. 11
Chlldren'I story ttme with
Lauren will be held at 10 a.m.
at Borden Books, Music and
C4{e at South Coast Plaza,
3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
The theme •Elephants and
More Elephants• will be fea-
tured. The event is free. (714)
432-7854.
AUG. 19
A back country hike will
take place at 9 a.m. at Crystal
Cove State Park, at Pelican
Point on Coast Highway
between Corona de! Mar and
Laguna Beach. No dogs
allowed. Parking is $6. (949)
497-7647.
The Home Depot in Costa
Mesa will offer free hOme and
garden clinics from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturdays and Sundays
through August. The clinic
topics are: Indoor and Out-
door Pest Control, How to
Install Ceramic Tile. Install
Vinyl Floonng, Fencmg
Decks and Pool and Spa
Care. The store IS dl 2300 S.
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
(949) 646-4220.
"Home Care: Everything you
need to know when ·hiring
help in the home" an em pow-
Thursday, August 10. 2000 A7
erment workibop, will be
held from 9 to 11 a .m. at the
Edwards Big Newport The-
ater, 300 Newport Center Dri-
ve, Newport Beach. Ian Wil-
son, or the Orange County
Caregiver Resource Center,
will moderate a panel of
experts in the field of home
health care. The workshops
are open to the public. Park-
ing is free and light refresh-
ments will be served. (800)
660-1993, Ext. 240.
Newcomers to cyberspace are
invited to "Tools & nicks:
Beginrung Internet.• at 10 a.m.
at the Newport Beach Central
Library, 1000 Avocado Ave.
The free workshop will cover
the basics of navigating the
Internet, mcluding using
search engines, bookmarking
sites and accessing resources
for personal, academic and
busmess research (949) 717-
3801
Marriage and Family Thera·
p1st MdJWle B. Cohen will
host •Divorce: A New Beqin-
ning ," d workshop for men
and women m the process of
d1vornng or recently
divorced, at 10 a.m. at 180
Newport Center Drive. New-
port Beach. The workshop is
$40. (9491 644-6435.
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• Handles photo
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• Covers Newport
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• Oversees daily
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• Covers Newport-
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• Edits and deslgm
datebook and faith
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Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd like information on
adding 'PX org¥11.zation to this list aill {949) 574-
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LAGUNA GREENIELT INC.
Volunteers are needed to assist Laguna Coast
Wilderness Park staff and James Dilley Pre-
serve staff and docents. with hiker registration
and ,general public orientation. Por more
information, call (949) 488·q.287.
l,lGUNA SHANTI
Laguna Shanti, an organiZation that works
with sufferers of HIV and ~s. is seeking
caring volunteers to assist with running the
front office, delivering meals, providing trans-
portation and providing complimentary thera-
pies such as massage, a~punctur~ and chiro-
practic care. For more information, contact
Lisa Toghia at (949) 494·1446.
LIFELINE LIVING CENTERS
Mentally ill adults rely on the Newport Beach
center for residential housing. It needs profes-
sional fund.raisers to support and maintain
this resource. For more information, call (949)
675·1700.
MASRI CHORAlE OF ORANGE COUNTY
The performing arts organization needs vol-
unteers for computer input, ticketing, filing
and handling phones. For more information,
call (714) 556-6262.
MEDIATION CENTER
The Mediation Center of Costa Mesa needs
volunteers for case management and intake.
Bilingual language skills are necessary. For
more information, call (949) 574-5990.
MENTOR PROGRAM
YMCA Community Services needs mentors to
make a lasting impact on a young person's
We. Students from 10 to 18 years of age are
matched with mento'rs to improve their school
performance and self.esteem while develop-
ing positive peer and adult relationships. For
more information, call (714) 549·9622, ext. 35
MOZART CLASSICAL ORCHESTU
Orange County's only nonprofit residc>nt
chamber orchestra needs volunteers for tick-
eting, ti.sharing, phones, Dialling and help
with receptions. Nominees are also being
sought for the Board of Directors. For more
information, call (949) 830-2950.
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at lea•t part of East 17th to six lanes.
The city, formed a committee of
East Side merchants and homeown-
ers in January to help engineets plan
the project. The citizens committee
and engin~ have remained at an
impasse even after seven sometimes
very heated monthly meetings.
•we've been talking about the
same issues over and over,•
Naghavi said. "We agreed that we
may disagree, but we both under-
stand each other's concerns. We're
hoping to get closer to something
workable.•
But merchants and homeowners
in the area overwhelmingly oppose
any street widening; they formed the
association to have a voice in the
issue.
The merchants, who met with
Naghavi on Tuesday, say a wider
East 17th Street would threaten the
streets "mom-and-pop" feel. They
advocate planting new trees and
adding bus turnouts along the street.
Members of the city-formed com-
mittee -who in the spring, feeling
as though discussions with the. city
wer~ going nowhere, spun off into a
grass-roots neighborhood organiza-
tion -are hanging bold-lettered
banners from their shops and gather-
ing signatures from other project
opponents.
"We'll get thousands more signa-
tures if we need to,• said environ-
mentalist Doug· Bader, who has
helped organize the signature-gath-
ering effort. "We'll march the streets.
We're just not going to go for it. We
won't concede this thing.•
The neighborhood association
also -commissioned a volunteer to
develop an alternative plan for the
street.
"I'd be happy to see any plan,"
Naghavi said. "But we have spent
hundreds of thousands of dollars on
consultants and had our own staff -
all degreed engineers, architects and
planners -putting our heads
together. I'd be interested to see any
plan that satisfies the level of [traffic]
service we need lo provide and the
businesses equally •
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Earth
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Foundation
members
Stephanie
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left, and ..
Dani Gold,
along with
business
owner
Brett
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oppose the
proposed
widening
of East
17th
StreeL
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flames was so extensive that,
though the building was still
standing, Boston said the
restaurant would probably be
a total loss. Issay did not have
an automatic sprinkler system.
Plrefighters received reports
that the building was burning
at a few minutes past 5 a.m.
and had contained the confla-
gration within 30 minutes,
Boston said.
"When they arrived, they
saw huge columns of smoke,•
she-said. "They thought they
saw names shooting through
the roof.·
It turned out, ~Qwever, that
the fire was burning with such
heat that it bad blown out the
windows and skylights of the
restaurant, and was roaring
through the empty frames. It
appeared to have originated
from a spot near the rear of the
interior.
When firefighters tried to
enter the building, they found
the floor was collapsing
beneath them, Boston said.
They were forced to fight the
blaze from outdoors through
the windows.
"It was a very intense heat,·
Boston noted.
Andy Crean, who owns
Villa Nova, a restaurant that
was nearly destroyed by a 1995
fire, said the process of recov-
ering from such.a calanuty can
be long and arduous.
"To come in all of a sudden
and have nowhere to go, it was
devastating,• Crean said.
Reconstructing the restau-
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Wednesday's blaze is. the
fourth serious fire that has
swept through properties
owned or maintained by Sid
Soffer, who is living in Las
Vegas to avoid being arrested
on city code violations at one of
his Costa Mesa properties ..
The most recent blaze, 'in
1986, scorched The Blue Beet
Cafe on 21st Street.
Other fires charred bis proir
erties in the 1960s, when a 31st
Street triplex burned to the
ground, and in the '70s, when
a smaller flare-up damaged a
restaurant.
•I thought the city would
not allow me to have another fir~.~ Sid Soffer said jokingly
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lestrlcttOns at John Wayne Air-
pmt.
•1 think we can do this,"
laid Clem Shutte. the San
Prandsco attorney who is
counsel to the city on airport
issues. •we need to start the
process and work it through."
1be ooundl voted Tuesday
night to get the supervisors
involved on its fight to keep
the airport's current restric-
tions, wbkh expire in 2005, in
effect for another 20 Y~·
Mayor John Noyes said he's
bad di.scuss1ons with SUpervi-
sor Tom Wilson, who agreed to
take the matter to the board.
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said his business experience
has taught him that if a person
is getting the respect. recogni-
tion and support that be or she
deserves, more money else-
where will not lure them away.
Whatever reasons behind
. the vacancies, parents are left
with yet another worry: bow
those positions will be filled.
"I'm vezy concerned with
bow we're suddenly going to
find four high-caliber princi-
pals,· Tingler said. •1t·s going
to be very difficult to replace
Mary Ann (Ehret. principal of
Mariners) because of the bigh-
caliber person that she was. It's
a huge loss to the district.•
District officials said fhey
hope to have three of the posts
filled by next week, but that
any d&y is because of a
desire to find the best possible
candidates.
··It's not that we don't have
candidates,• Barbot said. •Jt's
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1be pol1tical muscle proWi-
ed by the supervilon is a key
step in keep1Dg the restrlctiam
in place. The process may
eventually have to wind
through the Federal Aviation
Administration and the courts
before the precedent-setting
matter is finally decided.
The original airport a~
ment was secwed in 1985. It
provides for a strict cWfew and
limits the number of Oigbts
and passengers at John
Wayne.
Members of the local Air-
port Working Group say they
will support the effort but insist
that the city should continue to
pursue an airport at the former
Marine Corps air station at Bl
Toro.
Noyes, however, insists this
th.at we want to make sure we
have the best possible match.•
District promises that all
will be well have been heard
before, some parents say.
·we:ve been hearing 'next
week' since the end of JUDe, •
said ~a Yeager, a frus-
trated parent at Newport Har-
bor High.
Yeager said she has faith in
Barbot. but that the parent
community at Newport Har-
bor is aggravated by the
delays.
·we are frustrated with the
district because the interviews
were held so late in spite of the
fact that they knew Bob Boies
was leaving,• she said.
"The entire process has
been delayed and we appar-
ently lost good candidates
because of it." ·
Barbot said there are rea-'
sons behind the delays.
Although the district could
not act until . their departures
became official, Barbot said it
has been known for SOille time
that Andy Hemande2: intend-
ed to step down at Costa Mesa
High and Allan Mucerino
~for some time to leave
Intermediate. Tbe dis-
trict bas been preparing for
their departures, Barbot said.
·we haven't been able to
move forward quickly because
we knew people were explor-
Dolly Pilot
ii not an Bl Toro issue.
•Even if there was a full-
blown El Toro airport, we
would still be asking for these
limits,. be said.
This could prove problem-
atic for South County airport
representatives, wbo said they
will support Newport'• effort
only if the dty backs off El
Toro.
"They can't be separated.•
said Leonard Kramer, editor of
the El 1bro Airport Web site.
"The position of folks In South
County, as I perceive it, is the
dty of Newport is simultane-
ously trying to overturn Mea-
sure F, which protects people
throughout the county, and
institute 20 more years of pro-
tection solely for people that
live around John Wayne."
ing other options [and] we
needed to let them see that
through." he said.
District · officials hope to
have principa.J.s in place at
Costa Mesa, Mariners and
Newport Harbor by next
week, but Ensign may have a
temporary principal while a
nationwide search is conduct-
ed for a .successor, said Jaime
Castellanos, assist.ant superin-
tendent of secondary educa-
tion.
"We're looking to open it
up to tJle outside, but at this
time of year we won't get the
quality applicants we're look-
ing for,· Castellanos said.
For that reason, district
officials think the best option
may be a temporary one for
now.
·we have a number of can-
didates who have applied over
last month, w Barbot said.
·we're reviewing their files
intensely, but we may want to
let the world know we have an
opening at a middle school.
We will probably want to
advertise nationally so we can
find the strongest applica.nt."
Unconvinced that all is
well, however, several parents
from Mariners and Ensign
have said they plan to
approach the district about
what they think is a growing
community concern.
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ugbter, Sarah, to the fatal
, which attacks chil-
•From the time of Sarah's
gnosis, to this very day,
ey have continued to dedi-
ted their lives to doing
B.W. Cook
THE CROWD
whatever is necessary to
contribute to the discovery of
the cure,• said Karen Hall,
co-chair of the upcoming #La
Dolce Vita• event.
Myron Kanofsky, a local
physician, has worked with
his wife and daughter to
'raise significant funds for
research. Sebastian Paul
Musco will serve as the
other chairman for the ben-
efit.
The committee is working
to secure underwriting funds.
Call Shawn Dracoules at
(7U) 938-1393 to get
involved. •
Nicole Manhall advises
that the Junior League of
Orange County is working
with the chic St. John Home
Store, South Coast Plaza,
and the respected Wine
Journal on behalf of the
Junio.r League's pet projects
mduding sponsoring Laura's
House, an arts program for
abused children, and Olive
Crest's Adopt-a-House pro-
gram. .
St. John Hopie Store and ·
the Wine Journal will gath·
er their collective under-
writing forces to invite the
community to a wine-tast·
ing and hors d'oeuvres par-
ty to announce the collabo·
ration of the Junior League
with these three projects.
The Aug. 17 reception will
take place in store at St.
John Home.
All of these efforts will
coordinate with ~e Junior
League's massiv-.christmas
company undertaking. 1111s
year marks the 25th anniver·
sary of the holiday event. For
more information on the
upcoming reception, call
Nicole Marshall et (949)
263-0442.
•
Hoag Hospital's ha.rd
working special events pro.:w-•
ducer Chris Premer and
Toshi~a Senior Classic
Direttor Jeff Purser are
proud to share the informa·
ti.on with the community
that the Toshiba Senior
Classic will return in 2001,
even bigger and better than
in previous years.
The golf classic has been
associated with Hoag Hospi·
tal for the last two years it
has teed off at Newport
Beach County Club.
The seventh annual
Toshiba Classic will once
again ~ contested at the
Newport Beach Country
Club, Feb. 26 through
March 4, 2001.
In 2000, the event set his·
toric records for local chari-
ty, raising more than $1 mil-
lion under the Hoag stew-
ardship.
''Recently, yet another
donation in the amount of
$10,000 was made to the
Latrobe Area Hospital
Foundation in honor of
Arnold and the late Winnie
Palmer.
Sponsorship packages are
now available for both cor-
porate and individual sup-
port. For more information,
call (949) 515-4840.
•
Hank Adler and Jake Rohrer are the organizers for
Hoag Hospital's Toshiba Senior Classic set for 2001.
rewrite of the original Kan-
der and Ebb hit, is decided-
ly darker and more sexually
explicit, portraying th'e wild-
ly decadent and morally ,
ambivalent period of history
between the two world wars
in Berlin.
The production, which
has been touring with vari-
ous casts for several years,
took home four Tony
Awards in 1999, induding
Best Musical Revival.
rected by Sam 'Mendes, who
also directed this little movie
called • Amencan Beauty,•
· 'for which Mendes garnered
the Academy Award for
direction.
The run at Segerstrom
Hall is underwritten by
Mellon Private Asset Man-
agement. Tickets are avail·
able.
For more information, call
(714) 556-ARTS or Ticket·
master at (714) 740-7878.
erry Andenon. president of the Newport Beach Country Club, poses for the 2001
Osbiba Senior Classic.
"Cabaret• opened this
week at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center,
with the local crowd turning
out in force for the Tuesday
evening premiere.
The musical, a drastic
To give you a hint con-
cerning the tone, this ver-
sion of •cabaret• was codi-
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• IDt'TOWS ~ The Reel Crltia
column fMtures movie altlques
wrttt.n by community memben
serving on our panel.
'Saving Grace' has
plenty of wit, charm
T hank you, Fine Une,
for purchasing the '
North American distri-
bution rights for Portman
Entertainment's zany come-
dy "Saving Grace,• Audi-
ence Award winner at the
Sundance Film Festival. 0th·
er than a IHI trip to Eng-
(RIJl(S ~~~ ~y
foresee-
able future, how would I
have seen this gem?
Directed by Nigel Cole,
"Saving Grace" is 90 minutes
of lighthearted amusement.
It's a British import driven
more by characters than plot.
Set in a quaint seaside vil-
lage on the craggy coast of
England, the residents of
Cornwall are about to disre-
gard suspicious activity ger-
minating at the 300-year-old
estate of Grace Thevethan,
the town's avid hortitulturisl.
Brenda Blethyn, in con-
trast with her Oscar-nominat-
ed, working-class roles in
"Secrets & Lies• and "Little
Voice,• convincingly portrays
Grace as a
~dbut
naive,
mlld-man-
nered,
upper-class
widow.
When
Grace's
husband
accidental-
ly falls -j ,. I ...... -or perhaps u te ww1ance
jumps-
from an airplane without a
parachute, Grace learns of
his W-fated business deal-
ings. An unfathomable and
escalating debt ensues.
Antiques are confiscated. Her
riding lawn mower is repos-
sessed. She's about to lose
her home unless she can
come up with 300,000
pounds to repay creditors.
Craig Ferguson ("The
Drew Carey Show·) 1s
Matthew, her now-out-of-
work Scottish gardener. Self-
serving Matthew recruits
Grace to help with a few
sickly hemp plants, grown for
personal consumption and
concealed beneath trees at
the local vicarage. Embracing
a save-the-plant oath and
dismissing the risk, Grace
avows: •I'm a gardener. And
these are sick plants.·
Humidifiers, sun lamps
and food revive Matthew's
illegal crop.
A bold 9CheJne that will
bring them both out of their
financial troubles takes root
Her once-coddled prize-win·
nlng ordUd.s me cast out Of the
greenhouse and replaced by
hydroponic beds ol cannabis.
But. just for one harvest.
Reminiscent of older
comedies, concealing their
illegal activA\y from the
townsfolk proves to be fool-
hardy, nonetheless their
endeavors are energetic.
The real caper begins
when painfully conspicuous
Grace travels to a seedy area
of London in search of a
drug dealer connection.
There she negotiates with a
charismatic French drug lord
played suavely by Tcheky
Karyo ("The Patriot").
The witty screenplay is co-
written by Craig Ferguson
dnd Mark Crowdy. But for-
give them for not cluing you
in on the abrupt twist at the
end. Although it disrupts the
flow of the film, it doesn't
change the fact that •Saving
Grace• is a well-written com-
ing-of-middle-age comedy.
Besides, who knew Grace
had so many hidden talents?
Crime doesn't pay. Or
does it? Find out for yourself
in "Saving Grace.·
• JULIE LOWRANCE. 40, is a Costa
Mesa r~dent Who works at a
NeWpe>rt Beach overnight aircraft
advertising agency.
'Steve' is clever
take on philosophy
I n •nto of Steve,• Dex (an
amusing Donal Logue)
bas extensively studied
philosophy. He co.n quote
any of the great philosophers
to make a point ln a conver-
sation. He has even come up
with bls own philosophy of
life, the Tao of Steve.
Steve is the prototype of
the cool American male,
exemplified by Steve Austin
("The Six Million Dollar
Man•), Steve McGarrett
("Hawaii 5-0") and most
important, Steve McQueen.
Dex's Tao is a Zen-like way
to be cool like Steve, espe-
cially when it comes to suc-
cess with women.
Although Dex is clearly
intelligent, be has missed the
main point of philosophy. All
the great philosophers were
striving for a greater under-
standing of life and from that
a deeper fulfillment. Dex is
all surface ahd no depth.
He uses philosophy only to
justify his slacker existence
and to seduce women. As
one of Dex's friends suggests,
his philosophy has gotten in
the way of his having a life.
Syd, wondeifully portrayed
by Greer Goodman (who also
co-wrote the script with Dun-
can North and Jenniphr
Goodman), has depth and
complexity as well as beauty.
None of Dex's lines work on
her, and she is quick to notice
the shallowness of his life.
Goodman shows you what
Syd is thinking or feeling just
by her facial expression or
the look in her eyes.
Because they need to
share a truck and have
mutual friends, Dex and Syd
end up spending a lot of time
together. Dex is constantly
discussing his views while
trying to find a way to sway
Syd in bls favor. Syd is just
as consistently shooting
down bls views and passes.
Tricia Behle
Syd is a
challenge
to the •nto
of Steve."
Unfortu· nately, the
film then
lapses into a rather
predictable
plot At
certain
times in the
story, Syd
makes choices that make no
sense based on her character
up to that point. These weak-
nesses can be overlooked
rather easily, because •Tao•
also has many strengths.
The scenery around Santa
Fe, N.M., is beautiful. The
background music is good
and blends with the story. The
best reasons to see the •Tao of
Steve,• though, are the clever
dialogue, humorous scenes
and plenty of laughs. Besides,
how many movies have you
seen that quote both Lao Tzu
and Groucho Marx?
• TRICJA BEHLE, 31. lives in New·
port Beach and works as a soft-
ware validator.
'Coyote Ugly' .may
kick-start summer
I c oyote Ugly" ls
about a bar full of
beautiful girls in
New York City who draw a
line of gawkers down the
block. They're wild and
crazy and tons of fun.
Violet (Piper Perabo) is an
aspiring songwriter from
New Jersey coming to find
her dream in New York City
-but her new life starts to
resembles a nightmare. She
stumbles upon the coyote
chicles and needs the job.
She then becomes a coyote,
and her music starts to take a
back seat. She's afraid of the
streets, and the bar is safe
and secure. So of course, she
needs a sweet and gorgeous
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After
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wukindof
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thattbe
movie was
so tame. A
couple girls
'dance on
the bar. So
do some
~,!·
•azyote Ugly" is slow to start
but does take off eventually.
Violet is a tad melodramatic,
but that's nicely balanced by
the other outrageous, over-
the-top women and the quiet-
ly alluring and arousing Kevin
O'Donnell (Adam Gard.a).
The supporting cast
makes this movie. Mart.a Bel-
lo as Lil, the bar's owner, is
sharp and entertaining. It's
not an original character for
her -she appears to be
redoing her personality in
"Payback" -but it's a good
perfonnance and probably
the best of the movie. John
Goodman, as Violet's father,
is just as gruff and lovable as
always. Tyra Banlcs' cameo
was perfect as just a cameo.
It's easy to tell that pnr
ducer Jerry Bruckheimer is
better with action films. The
only action in this film, the
energetic dance scenes, are
.the best part will have every-
one's feet tapping.
The bottom line is that
"Coyote Ugly" is far from
ugly, and for some might be
worth the ticket just for its eye
candy. But it's also cute -
once it gets rolling -and
would have been better
pegged as a romantic comedy.
It's a good movie for a
lazy summer afternoon. No
need to run in the heat, but if
you want a break from the
action-packed blockbusters,
try "Coyote Ugly.· It'll give a
kick to your summer.
• MELISSA IUQtAlllDSON, 19, Is
a Costa Mesa resident and a junior
at UO. )
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Irish jam session from 1 to 5
p.m. Sunday at 202 Newport
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admission. (949) 640-4110.
STEEL DRUM SONGS
Repercussion Unit. featuring
a plethora of percussion
instruments from around the
world, will perfonn at 11 a.m.
and 1 p .m. Sept. 16 at the
Orange County Performing
Arts Center, 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa Ad.Inis-
sion is $8. (714) 556-2787.
MUSIC MAN
Classical guitarist John Piz-
zarelli will perform at 7:30
and 9:30 p.m. Sept. 22 and
23 at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center, 600
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Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Tickets are $42-$46.
(714) 556-2787.
POP/ROCK & FLAMENCO
Tate 5--a funk. rock and
Motown act-performs.at 9
p.m. Saturdays at Carmelo's
Ristorante, 3520 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar.
Solo guitarist Ken Sanders
perfonns classical flamenco
tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays ·
and Sundays. Shows are
free. (949) 675-1922.
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald Ishibashi and the
Stone Bridge Band plays
rock and R&B from 9 p.m.
Saturdays to 1 a.m. at Sutton
Place Hotel's Trianon
Lounge, 4500 MacArthur
Blvd., Newport Beach. Pree
admission. (949) 476-2001.
SUMMER CONCERTS
Fashion lsladd's Swruner
Concert Series will continue
its season at 6 p.m. Thursday
with The Young Dubliners in,
the mall outside B\o6ming-
daJe's, at 701 Newport Center
Dnve, Newport Beach. Free
admission; preferred seating
is $15. (949) 721-2000.
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Sisters and other entertainers
will celebrate the music of
Glenn Miller's A1r Poree
Band at 8 p.m. Sept 16 in
Orange Coast College's
Robert B. Moore The;ster,
2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Tickets are $25.
Advance.purchase tickets
are $22 for adults, $20 for
seniors. (714) 432-5902.
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WELCOME TO 'CABAREr
The Orange County Per-
forming Arts Center is pre-
senting the musical
"Cabaret• at 7:30 p.m.
through Sunday. Ticke ts are
1 S.28.50 to $57 .50 today and
$33.50 to $62.50 Friday
through Sunday. The center
is at 600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. (714) 556-2746.
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'ARTHUR' AT THE CENTER
A ~dren's show, •Arthur-
A Live Adventure,• will be
prese nted Fe b. 27 through
March 4 at the Orange
County Perfonning Arts
Center. Performances are
scheduled at 7 p.m. Feb. 27-
28 and March 1-2, 10:30
a.m. and 2 and 6 p.m. March
3, and 2 p.m. March 4 in The
Center's Segerstrom Hall,
600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. Tickets, at
$16.50 to $29.50, may be
purchased at the theater box
Office and by phone through
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(714) 740-7878 or (213) 356-
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p.m. Mondays through
Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.ro.
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at OCC, is on exhibit at the
Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum, 151 E. Coask~b
way, Newport Beach. bit
hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesdays through Sundays
until the end of August. Pree.
(949) 673-7863.
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"Clrcles of Influence: lmpres-
Slonism to Modernism in
Southern California Art 1910-
1930• is on display at the
Orange County Museum of
Art. 850 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach. The show
Ulcludestwork by Mabel
Alvarez, Guy Rose, Donna
Schuster and Henrietta Shore.
Exhibit hours are 11a.m .to5
p.m Tuesdays through Sun-
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Skosh is sure to sa~fy the hungry pub-crawler
ily atmosphere.
Gary • Skosh • Monahan By Stephen S.ntacroce
0 ne of the things 1 certainly knows something
miss since I moved about running a pub. After
E moving to Costa Mesa from
here from the ast "\.-..Northern California, where
Coast is the good, old-fash-he got his start bartending
ioned neighborhood pub. at family outings, Monahan The transient nature of
Southern California isn't con-opened
ducive to comer bars. and in Although ~~sand
areas where zoning laws beer and Goat Hill
prohibit one from leaving a tavern.
garage door open for more spirits are The
than three hours, it's hard to obviously "Goat, 4 as
imagine the feature it's known, Din!'!I opening a · features
REVIEW :Ce:t0c:~ ~::;~~:· ~~~~~
ner. on tap and
What a shame. wisely can always
A true pub is more than knows the be counted
JUSt a bar -it's a place for on for a
fnends to hang out after importance good time.
work and have a pint or two of good pub Taking
while grabbing a hearty bite an interest
to eat. A far cry from the food. in politics
pick-up club scene that (after the
seems to be the norm today, city tried
where well-dressed patrons to shut down the "Goat"),
circle the room like sparks Monahan served on the City
around a shipwreck, pubs Council and is now the
seem to have an almost fam-mayor of Costa Mesa. No
more permit problems.
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Skosh Monaban's, occu-
. pying the former Newport
Rib Co.' site, is Monahan's
latest venture, and it drips
Irish pub from the moment
you walk in.
The decor is dark wood
and green leather, with beer
company logo mirrors
adorning the walls. A TV
over the bar is tuned to the
sporting event du jour, and I
suspect Monahan's will be a
popular spot during football
season.
Although beer and spirits
are obviously the feature at
Skosh's, Monahan wisely
knows the importance of
good pub food. We're not
talking gourmet or trendy
here -no drizzled sauces
or fancy garnish. Just
steaks, chops and some old
favorites like corned beef
and cabbage or lamb stew.
Of course, any good pub
needs a variety of appetizers
to munch on while sharpen-
ing your darts, and Mona-
han's obliges. Start off with
sbme tavern fries ($4),
crispy, thick-cut potato slices
' that are fried abo'f as per-
fecUy as I've had, crisp on
the outside with a soft, moist
center.
They're served with malt
vinegar, but ketchup is
. available, as well. The
grilled artichoke ($6.50) is
good -it's steamed first
and then thrown over the name to add a nice· charred
flavor. It comes with a tangy
mayonnaise and a handful
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•WHAT:
Skosh
Monahan's • WHERE:
2000 New-
port Blvd.,
Newport
Beach
• WHEN:
4p.m. to
midnight
Monday
· through
Saturday;
. 10a.m. to
Jll.idnight
"Sunday
• HOW
MUCH:
Moderate
• PHONE:
(949) 548-
0099 ·-
BRIAN POIUOA I OAl..Y Pl.OT
Gary Monahan ls the owner of Skosb Monaban's in Costa Mesa.
of the tavern fries. I was sur-
prised to see fries served
with an artichoke, but it did-
n't stop us from eating all of
them.
Skosh is a nickname
Monahan picked up when
he was younger. It means •a
little bit,• as in, •I'll have
just a skosh more." Well,
you wouldn't refer to the
entrees here as getting JUSt
a skosh; Monahan serves
portions guaranteed to satis-
fy the hungriest pub-
crawler.
The steaks are Uuck dnd
cooked 1ust right. The ftle t
mignon ($24.95) is a 10-oz
prime filet wrapped in
bacon to add extra flavor.
It's served with a
caramelized shallot sauce
that adds a nice sweetness
to the lender beef and
smoky bacon . .A. smaller. 6
oz. portion can be had for
$18.95, without the bacon.
The lamb stew ($10.50) is
a traditional favorite.
Chunks of lamb are cooked
slowly in a savory tomato-
based sauce with vegetables
and herbs and served over a
bed of garlicky mashed
potatoes. Good comfort food
that's begging to be washed
down with a pint of stout.
The braised hall chicken
is a bargain at $12.50. An
obviously well-fed bird is
cooked so that the skin is
crispy and golden (it actual-
ly seemed roasted rather
.thdn braised to me) and
se rved with a medley of
roasted vegetables. The
meat is flavorful, though
mine was on the dry sid~
the last time I tried it.
• .bably my favorite
dish. 1 the best bargain
on the mL '''· is the lamb
culotte ste .... K ($15.95). A
hearty center-cut steak of
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lamb loin is grilled with a
cabemet glaze and served
with either pub fries or gar-
lic mashed potatoes. Go
with the mashed potatoes
and enjoy this flavorful, ten-
der cut that would cost
twice as much at many
restaurants.
Of course no sell-
respecting pub would be
caught dead without fish
and chips ($9.95), and Mon-
ahan's is no exception.
Mild white filets are fried in
batter made with Harp beer
and served with the tradi-
tional pub fries and a tangy
homemade tartar sauce. I
hall-expected them to be
served wrappe.d in newspa·
per, London style, but then
Monahan's got the Health
Department to worry about.
No wait, he's the mayor -
I'll bet he could get away
with it.
My only disappointment
at Skosh Monahan's was
the desserts. A chocolate
cake with cappuccino sauce
($5) obviously came right
out of the refrigerator and
lacked the moist freshness l
was expecting. The apple
cobbler ($5) has a healthy
portion of fruit flavored
with cinnamon and topped
with ice cream, but where
was the cobbler crust? At
least on mine it was virtual-
ly nonexistent.
Monahan likes to boast
that Skosh Monahan's
serves the spirit of St.
Patrick's Day every day.
a nd I'm not going to dis-
agree. The atmosph ere is
relaxed and casual, the
beer is served cold from
taps that never run dry, and
the food ls plentiful and
good. _
Stop by with some
friends, hoist a pint, and
regale each other with tall
tales of the one that got
away (I'm referring to fish.
not significant others). If
you're looking for a place to
have a good time and a sat-
isfying bite to eat, you
won't be disappointed.
• STEJIHIN SANTACJlOCE's dining
reviews eppear flVe<'J other Thurs-
day. Send him your comments •t
food_crltic:Ohotmall.oom.
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DEPT· STORE
PRICES?
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CoMMUNITY
EDITORIAL
l'i11n
"When we got to shore he said,
'Thanks Russ, next year I'm going
to be a junior lifegua1d. "'
-RUSSELL MYCORN, 11, Newport Beac:h, on
saving a friend from drowning at Corona del
Mar State Beach. Russell ls • Newport Beach
junior lifeguard.
Peirsol's;Olympic &earns Start today
W e wish Aaron Peirsol good
speed.
The Newport Harbor
· High School j\inior will
begin his quest today to make the U.S.
Olympic swim team when the starter's
gun goes off in the preliminaries of the
100-meter backstroke.
Peirsol, 17, is expected to qualify for
the finals Friday, but he then may run
into some rough water. The 100-meter
race -a sprint that favc,rs muscle over
endurance -isn't his best event. But at
the Olympic trials, anything can hap-
pen. .
His best chance of making the 2000
Summer Garnes comes in the 200-meter
backstroke, a grueling event in which
he's ranked second in the world. His
main rival is record-holder Lenfly
Krayzelburg, who was unbeaten at 200
m~ters for four years until Peirsol upset
him last month.
And so a true rivalry has begun. Not
just for who will make the U.S. Olympic
team, but for winning a gold medal in
Sydney, Australia, in September.
It's nice to see a local athlete make
good in the Olympics, though hardly an
unusual sight. We've had plenty of them
over the years -including kayaker
Sheila Conover, long-jumper Kim Attle-
sey, rower Brad Lewis, shotputter Bon-
nie Dasse, swimmers Toni Hewitt, Kurt
Krumpholtz an~ John Mo'ffet; tennis
player Lindsay Davenport, volleyball
player Steve Tunmons , and water polo
team members Jamie Bergeson, Jim ~
Kruse, Eric Lindroth, Chris Oeding and
Kevin Robertson.
compete Down Under this year.
And with any luck, so will Peirsol.
If you want to follow his races on tele-
vision, forget aboutjt. The swimming
trials won't be shown until a week or so
later on tape delay. The best bets for
results are logging on to the Internet at
www.usswim.com and, of course, read-
ing the Daily Pilot the next day. And beach volleyball player Misty
May and weightlifter Kara Heads will Good luck, Aaron.
Can't find any candidates? Look harder
AT ISSUE: Wit h t he
November local elections
approaching, a recent
Daity Pilot editorial asked,
"Where have all the
ca ndidates gone?"
Hello, hello, Daily Pilot editors
-where, oh where have you
been, speaking of "Where have
all the candidates gone?~
Your staff has written several
artides over Readers the years RESPOND ~~:~one
Bromberg,
Balboa Island community leader,
(ormer president or Little Island
Property Owners Assn. and win-
ner or Balboa Island top volunteer
award.
Bromberg, my very good friend
and contemporary, has thrown his
hat into the ring for the Newport
Beach City Council. And I am
proud to support him and repre-
sent him as a "great candidate" to
others in our city who do not
know of his involvement and
accomplishments.
He is a consensus builder, an
arbitrator, a peacemaker -all of
the qualities that are needed in a
leadership position with the city.
Bromberg is always willing to
li.tten, he's always willlng •to do"
wha~ is necessary to get the
job done; he's a great volunteer,
having spent many hours with his
Be1boe Island contingency and
many more hours as chief counsel
and vice president of the Balboa
Performing Arts Theatre Founda·
t1on. Thlk about a •perfect candl-
art Of COS1'A MESA
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Mllym ~Mona.Mn
Ce r • Ublfr Cowan, Unda ~ Jt. Blk:bm wt Heather
SJZ? a
date" (or now, with all the issues
dJVJding Newport Beach.
I hope you'll see the error of
your "oversight,• and I certamly
hope you'll print this.
I'm casting my vote for Steve
Bromberg for City Council.
DAYNA PETIIT
Bal bod
I would like to respond to your
editorial today.
I am a candidate m the 7th DtS-
trlct for the Newport Beach City
Council. r have not held any
appointed seat or elected position.
After three weeks of being a can-
dJdate, this is why I believe there
are not more announced candi-
dates for the three Newport Beach
Council positions:
t . Disdosures: The city candi-
date handbook is more than an
inch thick with detailed forms and
reporting requirements. lnduded · are mandatory financial and con-
flict-of-interest disdosures and
ongoing contribution reports, all of
which is open-book to the public
without limitation. And those com-
plicated reports must be continu-
ally updated.
2. The hours: J estimate the
campaigning will equate to six to
eight weeks of full-time work and
that the council job will take 20
hours per week. That is time,
attention and patience taken away
from family, growing children,
business.
3. Election costs: ln my view,
$40,000 to $70,000 is the estimat-
ed cost per council seat, with the
probability that you will raise 30%
to 50% -ii you have the right
connections, and you pay the bctl·
anee.
4. Public scrutiny and access:
Your personal affairs are now pub-
lic affairs, and your past is always
a target for scrutiny, disdosure
and criticism. Your official deci-
sions and vote will alienate a
number of people each time, and
you will probably lose personal
friends. Your remaining private
time will be intenupted and llis-
rupted by citizen pleas, questions
and complaints.
But, with all of those apparent
negative features, our representa-
tive form of government -even
m the tarnished image of many of
our current elected officials -
reqwres candJdates to overlook
these problems and run for public
office. I encourage more to do so
for this upcoming election. Yes,
even in my District 7 race. That is
how the system works.
JOHN HEFFERNAN
Newport Beach
The unwelcome news that
three incumbent school board
members may get a free ride, by
running unopposed this fall, hits
our community rather hard. I hope
that it isn't true, but if it is, we
have only ourselves to blame.
Certamly, in an area with a
population of almost 200,000,
there should be a number of pub-
lic-spirited people who can rise to
the challenge of contesting the
incumbents on a host of issues. nus impasse - or predicament
-could be solved in pa.rt if the
elected leadership o1 Costa Mesa
\¥ere to encowage Hispanic lead-
ers in our community, such as
Oscar Santoyo of Save °'Ir Youth
Center, to run for office. Santoyo
has qualifications which a.re all
•
HOW TO CONTACT YClH REPIESllTlllYIS
Pluor, Judy Pr4nco, Wendy 1.eec:e
and Serene Stokes
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but nonexistent on today's school
boprd.
There are others who should be
urged to come forth by emphasiz-
mg the importance of having a
Hispanic member on a board wtth
a policy I consider •benign
neglect,• which has produced a
number of unsatisfactory Stanford
9 test scores at Wilson and Whitti-
er elementary schools and
Estancia High School.
A qualified teacher who knows
his/her subject matter is the pri-
mary reason for a student's suc-
cess at all levels of education.
It is vital, as Uungs stand, for an
"interested" board member to
take the initiative to look dosely
at the qualifications of the teach-
ers at these schools -and com-
pare them with those who teach at
schools such as Anderson and
Harbor View elementary schools,
where the test scores are amaz-
ingly, lopsidedly higher.
The pwpose of periodic elec-
tions is not only to meet and satis-
fy the requirements of the democ-
ratic process. Elections also give
the citizenry a chance to find out a
little more about their schools and
students.
When there ls no one from the
local population running an active,
vigorous campaigo, our democrat-
ic process becomes a travesty1 and
the chances that the perennial sta-
tus quo will remain W\changingly
firm a.re likely.
Rel.inqu.ishing continued control
to the current board without a
"fight• means that, a year from
now, wben the Stanlord 9 tests a.re
taken again, the results will
inevitably be the same.
LEmltlS LAVM..~
COS14 Mesa
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Thursday, August 10, 2oo0 AIS
· Reader wants council
to extend airport limits
I was especially pleased to read
recently of the Newport Beach
City Council's pursuit to obtain an
extension of the operational
restrictions on John Wayne Airport
to the year 2025 (·Council hopes
to extend auport restrictions,•
Aug. 3).
This is, in my opinion, an
attainable, appropriate and neces-
sary move on behalf of the resi-
dents of the city of Newport Beach
and the sur-MAILBAG rounding
communities.
I wish to encourage the council to
keep all of us informed of its
progress and to rigorously pursue
this goal.
WALTER G. HOWALD
Newport Beach
Badharn defends his ,
support of the Dunes
Today's Daily Pilot cai-ried a
response to my lett~r of June 29.
Barry Cole missed my point
entirely ("Resident disagrees with
Badham's views on the Dunes,•
July 27). .
I have not • ... forgotten the
Marrio'tt, the Newporter, the Four
Seasons, the Sutton Place, the
Radi'sson, the Balboa Bay Club ... •
etc. Rather, I was spE!cifically refer-
ring to them because those hotels'
meeting rooms and ballrooms can-
not hold more than about 350 to
400 people. That is not big enough
for the larger functions that many
people of our city attend on a reg-
ular basis.
The yacht dubs and private
dubs'aren't big enough either and
don't cater to large functions, any-
way.
I don't lmow just bow long Cole-·
has lived in our community ·or
where he lives. 1 have lived in and
owned property in Newport Beach
since 1954, and my parents and
grandparents were here before
that
I have owned homes in Harbor
Highlands, Westcliff and Dover
Shores and, since 1992, have lived
on and owned homes on Balboa
Island. I guess that's •near the
Dunes project.•
If Cole and others want to pre-
serve •open spcice" which is not
thei:rs, incidentally, why don't they
buy it and landscape it and main-
tain it and keep it •open" 1
ROBERT E. BADHAM
Balboa Island
Why is Cox happy
about Cheney choice?
So Christopher Cox is happy
that George W. Bush has named
Dick Cheney as his running mate
(•Loca.ls cbeer Cheney as Bush's
running mate," July 26).
Did anyone expect that Republi-
cans would say Cheney was a poor
c.hoice1 Or that they would ques-
tion that choke for publication?
Who knows whtat their honest
opi.Dion is in private.
:The cooseosus aioUnd here w
that a.ney' WU Papa Bush's rec-
ommendation. It Would seem nat-
ural tMt tbe ton wOuld tile advice
from hil father, the former presi-
dent He could ~t by Papa's
mistU.es and try to 8YGid limi.lat
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......... Towwsey and. Rllhl ~ hcM the
two best "' swings In this .. ·-"
Danny Bibb, Big Canyon CC
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Sports Edik:>f Roger Corison • 949-574-4223 • Thursday, August 10, 2000 BJ
. .
'IWo-time defending champ has a classic swing
•Legend is growing for Santa Ana's 15-time women's
club champion and two-time defending Te(\ Cup queen.
Rk:hard Dunn in the distance has been deemed
DAILY Pllor worthy of helping to develop what
G rowing up
on the
cusp of the
Upper Newport
Bay in Santa
Ana Heights,
Marianne
Towersey would
is widely considered the finest EA CUP female golf swing in the land.
Some even say it's the best
swing, period, male or female, in
the area.
Tiger Woods another
shot.
U Towe:rsey's
sharpshooting long
putter is working, it
could be lights out for
the rest in the group
Friday in the fourth
annual Tea Cup Classic
at Big Canyon Country
Club (2 p.m.).
Towersey is the
two-time defending Tea
Cup champion with
Reehl (Santa Ana Country Club
Director of Golf) might have the
two best golf swings in this area,•
said Danny Bibb, who grew up
playing goU Wlth Towersey and
Reehl in the late 1960s.
Bibb, who also played at Corona
del Mar High wtth Reehl when the
Sea Kings won the ClF Southern
Section title in 1967, has won more
men's club championships ( 11) than
anyone in thts newspaper's
circulation.
hit golf balls into
the Back Bay,
retrieve them and
hit some more.
Towersey has always been at the
top in her peer group throughout
her life in softball, volleyball, tennis
and surfing, and just about
anything else in athletics, CLASSIC according to her friends. But it is
nothing less than Hall Marianne Towersey of Fame credentials as
champlonships -the
2000 championship
was postponed until
later this month
because of inclement
weather in late April
-Towersey is on a
pace to become the
Newport-Mesa
community's all-tune
leader (men or women)
in club titles, a record
held by Dee Dee White
of Newport Beach
Country Club with 17
. A Stanford hlstory
But the heralded Big Canyon
Country Club member still envies
what he sees m Towersey's game.
"I wtSh l had her swing," Bibb said.
These days. you couldn't do that
with the bike path below and
modem-day regulations posted
throughout the pristine ecological
reserve.
But those hours of solitude with
a 7-iron in her hands and a sunset
golf that has captured her heart.
She plays her game of passion
often and very well. She's longer
than most -men or women -off
the tee and plays solid around the
green. About 2112 years ago, she
started using a long putter and her
scores have dropped, as if Michael
Jordan needed another move or
she enters Tea Cup
Classic IV.
And, as if she needed more fuel
for the fire while going for a
three-peat, Towersey owns the
course record at Big Canyon with a
3-under 69, accomplished April 25.
The winner of 15 of the last 18
Santa Ana Country Club women's
•Though dreams of playing professional sports went unfulfilled,
Newport Harbor football coach has built a rewarding career.
major, Towersey grew
up in a family of Santa Ana
Country Club goUers and became
a junior standout, and played goll
and tennis at Stanford.
For longtime dub me'mbers m
the area, Towersey's golf swing 1s
near-legendary status.
Duffy Duffield, who grew up
and attended school wtth Towersey
from kindergarten to the end of
high school at Cdl'-t said Towersey
later played softball dgainst his
wife and crushed pitches at the
"Marianne Towersey and Mike SEE TOWERSEY PAGE 84
ELCO ME
TO TH "E
ALLERY
Challenges will come in all shapes and sizes for
Tea Cup Classic entries in Friday's showdown.
M aking par will be the
. biggest challenge
FJiday for the ladies
in the locally famous Tea
Cup Classic, as the toas.t of
the coast in women's golf is
celebrated at B1g Canyon
Country Club.
The next toughest
assignment will be staymg
calm in front of a g&llery.
But whoever captures the
first perpetual trophy· from '
Tea Cup Classic IV will
probably have a handle on
both, though the teeth at Big
Canyon -severe greens
and hilly fairways -can
throw a wretch into
anybody's game.
And, part of the beauty
of the Tea Cup Classic, is the
:individual stroke play from
the four women's dub
champions in this
newspaper's arculation,
battling in an 18-hole
shootout for the right to be
crowned Daily Pilot
golf queen for a day.
watched golf or anything
(prior to the inaugural Tea
Cup Classic in '971."
WQOClard said. ·For people
who don't play the game to
come out and see me tut
little bny white balls along
the (golf course), without
havmg any concept of the
game. IS pretty exotmg
They really look forward to
1t .•
There are dlso folks m the
Newport-Me$a area simply
fascinated with the idea and
love watching the ladies
play in the easygoing
environment.
There are those who come
to see the g<>lf courses· Three
of the four pnvate country
dubs m the area are
eqwty-owned dubs, and,
unless you have a reason to
be there. you generally don't
get the opporturuty to walk
the 18 holes
"I heard a lot of people
want to go over
there to Big Canyon
Country Club.·
Albright said. "A lot
of people haven't
seen Big Canyon.
You've got to get
through that
guarded gate.•
Five-time
Newport Beach
Country Club
champion Debbie
Albright will play in
her fourth Tea Cup
Classic. But she still
doesn't think you
ever get used to
playing ln front of
numerous people.
Prior to the
inaugural Jones Cup
last month, the
Richard Dunn
GOLF
Of the four dubs
in the Dally Pilot
area -Big Canyon,
Mesa Verde,
Newport Beach and
Santa Ana Country
Club -Big Canyon
is the most difficult new men's best-ball
~under the umbrella
of the Aetcber Jones
Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club
Championship Series that
started the Tea Cup Classic
in 1997' Albright quipped:
•rd like to go watch that
(Jones Cup) and go see bow
nervous those guys get ...
those men have a pro with
them and it's best-ball
(groa), which would make il
a lot more relaxing.•
While the Tea Cup Classic
was intended to represent
community golf, lt bu
teemingly evolved into other
unfontMen facets, sud) as
the healthy and friendly
riva.lri81 among clubs and
tbe frimt·pege promociOn ol
four otberwile ordiDary
WOIMD'I club cl\amptom.
ft drawt memben tram an
four pm.. dubl and Ml :..-=t.-.=-..=-.
avwd. Par nemph, ID t• ...... Vkn\ID,_
~ ...... wtlb .,...,
af .......... 11111111D1
t!Utl I IE: 4 , ....... .... ... ~ ... CM
to play. On Pnday (2 p.m. tee
time), it will play 5,605 yards
from the red tees.
Two.time detP..ndlng Tea
Cup Classic champion and
the reigning Santa Ana
women's dub champion,
Marianne Towersey of
Newport Beach. bas already
had a busy week.
She a.mved back in town
Monday from Minneapolis,
wbei'e she vwted relabves
and her busbend. Brian.
played m a golf tournament.
'Ibweney also brought her
golf dubs on the trip, but
~ didn't make lt to John
Wayne~ when she got
home.
the next mommg.
Towwy wu out the door
bV 5:30 a.m. to play In tbe Wcmm~ Soutbem Cdloral'a
Golf Wu c1eltaD
Qenptp .. ._. at'Oe .......
~a.ab ID OIMd* llut'WllboUt lillt dubt. .................
,...., ..... dla'*:k ..................
•
82 Thursday, August 1 o, 2000 SPOIUS
•
Doily Pilot
Pl .NKLEY NEVER LET· IT GO UNSAID MOTORCYCLES
Speedway
offering
kids night
He was one of Newport
Harbor High's all-time
sports boosters.
Mvin •Pink• Pinkley was a
three-time mayor of Costa
esa and favored many
things in life, but one of the major
loves was sports, local and national.
Before he passed away Dec. 8,
1998, be once made his opinions
loud and clear dwmg numerous
rnid-'40 basketball games at Harbor
High
The late Ralph Reed, who once
coached Tar basketball for almost
three decades, probably looked at
PinkJey'with mixed emotions when
he appeared for one of the Tuesday
or Friday night cage battles on
campus.
On the bright side, Reed could
renect on the many times Pinkley
wouJd serve free malts to all the
chdIDpionship basketball players at
has drug store on Newport
BouJevard.
On the raw side, Reed wouJd
cnnge sometimes thinking of
PankJey's loud, sour commentaries
when things weren't going right for
Newport.
With amusement, many fans often
looked surprised at the outbursts
because Reed would never look up
YOUTH SWIMMING
into the stands and they the manager first and "'
knew that Pinkley's shouting smiled to say that the locals
would fade by the time the had a great left-banded,
game ended. 6-foot-4 pitcher named
Reed never chose to Frank "Lassie" Hamilton.
address any of the negative The visitor laughed at
remarks, but knew his Pinkley and expressed the
professional stance would belief his fellows could
get him through another hwniliate Hamilton.
decade. With good humor. By the seventh-inning
people knew Pinkley was a stretch, Hamilton had struck
gentle fellow in life, but be out most of the LA players
could be a bos,terous fan on Don (onfr · 11 and found the Mesans
the local basketball coµrt. e rolling to a high score.
There were special SIDELINES It prompted. announcer occasions when Pinkley Pinkley to stroll down the
called for a huge ice cream bleachers and confr6nt the
feed in one facility or another to manager. He sat down, then leaned
salute a football or baseball team . It over and exclaimed, M Do you want I
required a pickup truck to cart the ' should get you a tennis racquet?"
huge load of ice cream, fruit, nuts Years later, this comer related this
and whipped cre~. to Hamilton. From tus home in
He also supported Costa Mesa Florida, Hamilton laughed and sai4
Merchants baseball on summer that Pinkley's jab at the manager was
Sundays for many years and often one of the funniest things he had
wound up attending the games ~o he ever heard in sports.
could serve as the ~ouncer. As we recall, Pinkley had not told
One highlight came one Sunday the visitor that Hamilton had beeo
when a talented municipal team offered a $50,000 signing offer earlier
from Los Angeles came to Costa from the New York Yankees. Sadly,
Mesa's Lion Field to challenge the Hamilton injured his throwing arm in
locals. college and had to quit baseball.
The visiting manager had no Another highlight came one night
doubts his players could knock the in Anaheim when Newport':;
Mesans out of the park. Pinkley met potential champion Bee basketball
team. coached by Reed, was nearly
caught by the Colony and had to
bold firm to win the tiUe. Reed
stressed the team should hold the
ball and keep Anaheim on defense.
Unfortunately, Newport's guard,
and optim.Lstic athlete named Murray
Brown ignored Reed's order and shot
from half-court. The crowd went wild
as Brown's long shot sailed through
the basket.
Pinlcley t.ughed as Reed quickly
called a timeout and told the four
Newport starters while Brown tould
not hear, to Mkeep the ball away from
Murray till the game ends.•
Pinkley also enjo)Led the time
when Newport had td confront
Anaheim varsity and its 6-foot-8
center nained Hugh Faulkner.
The Tars had no one that size. Its
fabulous George Yardl~y was a slick
player, but only stood 6-foot even in
high school.
Yardley's fine teammate, the
200-pound Rctlph Freitag, who also
starred as a fullback in football, had
a dever idea and told Yardley.
Freitag would continually get in front
of Faulkner and step on his feet
while in the act of guarding. That
would give YardJey better odds in
reaching over Faulkner's shoulders to
grab the basketball. It worked, much
to their arndzement and Laughter.
• Saturday night at
the Orange County
Fairgrounds.
COSTA MESA -To all
kJdlJ age 12 and under, the
Costa Mesa speedway is
offering free admission to
anybody who fits that
description this Saturday for
Los Angeles Times Kids'
Night.
The P.W. 50 races, with rid-
ers from ages 6-10, and the
Junior Speedway races will
be featured.
Defending U.S. National
Speedway champion Brad
Oxley will be sigrung Los
Angeles Times souvenir
posters.
Professional surfers will
also be on hand to sign auto-
graphs sponsored by KROQ
and the Key Club.
And there will be Bubbd
the Clown.
Records fall at South Coast Conference Fina.IS
.. Harbor View girls on fire
with four meet records to
lead.way toward team title.
Harbor View is Heather Van Hiel,
She won the girls 7 -8 25 free
(15.75) and the 50 free (35.12). Van
Hiel also placed third in the girls
7-8 25 breaststroke (19.62) behind
two teammates. winner Kelsey Four girls records were set by
Harbor View's swun club as it won
the 2000 South Coast Swim Con-
ference finals Saturday with an
overall score of t ,927. Newport
Hills placed fourth with 1,375
points. Both its girls and boys
teams were fourth.
. Larson (19.47) and runner-up
Amanda Nickel (19.60).
Vivian Liao set a record in the
guts f3-t 4 100-yard freestyle relay
WJth a winning time of 57 .22 to
help Harbor View's girls team win
WJth 981.50 pomts.
Harbor View's Heather Hape-
man set a new mark m the girls
15-18 100 free with a 56.37. She
also won the girls 15-18 50 breast-
stroke in 33.69 ..
Ashley Chandler's record came
in girls 11-12 50 butterny. She beat
the rest of the field by almost three
seconds. clocking in at 30.82. She
also won the 11 -12 50 backstroke
m 32.58
Finally Christ.ma Hewko's
29.91' in the guls 15-18 50 back-
stroke is now the best time.
Another two-time winner from
. sount COAST SWIM CONFEJll£NOE ,IHAlS
T.am 1 Ha<bo< V.ew, 1,927, l L.tke f0<4Kt II, 1,7BS; 3
Grfffl Valley, 1,679. 4 ~ Hill>. 1,l7S, S G,..,,..
bfooi<, 1 181 SO, 6 PkrflC s.nd\, 1,oel SO: 1 t.ke FO<Ht l
6(16
BOYS
'!Min -1 HMbof v-. t4S ~ 2 Gr-V.U.,, 904.~
3 i...11• f0f4Kt II. 1136 SO. 4 Newpott Holl&, 596. S Ci<Mn-
brooi< • SllO
6 & under 100 ......,. ........ -I. ~ V-
(M•llNw Engllih. Chip Zudt.,, Denlel Holll, Matt Berry),
1 l 1 Ol, 2 "'-Pott H Ill\. 1 • ll 32. J "'"" v.it.y, 1 41 41;
4 !..ti<• Fot.st II, 1 :42.29, S Padflt Ser1dl, I M.26
1 .. 100medl9yr.&ay 1 Harb«\llew~WtldMr, Ai.c Wilton, MlchMl Liao, PAlitM Stone), 1:12.63, 2. Lake
Fo<nt II, 1 14 IM; l . Green V.tiey, 1.16.54; 4.. ~ooi<.
1 22 17, S Newp0<1 Hlllt 1 22. 7l
~10 100 ....-.Y ,..._l' 1. N.wport Hlllf (PWlck
Wh•t•, Anthony M¥ralle, David Und9r\ Mille Flyntl),
1 OS 28. 2 ~ke Fo<est II, 1:0531; 3 Hetbor View, 1:10 69;
4 Green Velie)', t.1309,5Plld11<Sandl,1•14.0i
11· 1i 200 ......,. ~ 1 Gre.ibrooll, 2 OS 78. 2.
G'"'1 Van.y, 2-20.89, 3 P.dfic Sowh, 2 11 )II, 4 Ullle fol· est"· 2 21 93, 5 Harbor Vl9w, 2.22.10 1 J-14 ZOO ......,. relill' I Green Valle)t. 2.ill 41;
Hfowpo<1 Holh. 2 OS.16. 3. Pacific Sandi, 2-0S 80; 4 H..tlof v-. 2~ 72. 5 Lake Forete a, 1. 10 J2 1S-11 200 ......,. ~ • 1 ~ Valle)t. 1 4717; 2.
Hett>Of View. 1'4915;) "'-'brook, 1:51 a:z:. I.Ate For·
est II. I SS 17, 5 I.Me Fornt ~ 1 5'.27.
' a ur*r 2S ftw · 1 Man teny (HV). 11.115; 2. ~ Smith (Gii), 19 09; l C«ey Hammond ~)1 1919; 4. JoM SwlOtf1 (NH). 19 66. 5 ~ NelscM\ lLICll), f).72; 6
Anthony Oabovo (NH), 191!J, 7. It~ Ande!ton,
20.11, I S~ KlpP (NH), 20.69; 11. Danlet Hohl (HV),
22S6
74 U frM -I. O\old MacDonald (UCN). 14,75; 2. Perlt·
e< Stone (HV), 14.92. J. MlchMI Uao (HV), 15.17; 4..
Nkholal lnQlrem (Gii), 15.19, S. Alec WlltOn, tfll). 1$.9J; 7.
Justin ,..,. {NH). 17.22. 10 Al. ~ (NtO, 11.0l;
'1 Dol\'lcl llabotlly (Hli), 11.05
•10 MfrM • 1 PWidi v.'Wte (NH). 29 10; 2. Nell 0\9-~ CW). 11.()4; J Mb ~ (NH). l2.2l, 4. Ad«rt
Go<\ule (GV), l2 61, S IC9'Wly MlDw "51. l2 I I; I. NrltW>
"' ~ INHl. l1 Jot; 1 Md'/ llovl:w OM. u.-10. ~Halli OM lS It. 12. It~ COii. lS J4.
tt-11 iifww-1. ltywil_...ue(Gt). Kt2; 2 A&tft
Goodrn#I (I'S). 77.JI. 3 Taylor 5'o!111 (NH). n 11, a. Tom
~ (tfll). JO 1 J. s. OwltlQflNlt Otd (GV), JO iO; .. ..,.
r.n ~(NH), l0,14. 11 ~Kant OM Jt.Q.
12..,..... khoenll9ro (tfll). Jt.1!9. f7. Kt4e lAgfltld ~.
:U67.
t>M toe .... • I, l'tlrldt Le (GV), 56.M; 2. Omo S-.
kl (I.IOI), Sa.21; J. Ryen Tt-(P'S)," 61: 4. Hid! Chambert (lKll). 1'01.09; S, G. Gently(~. 1'4151; 6. TrM ~
(HV), 11).UI; 10 OwlltQllMr OllWford OMr:.~.tA, 14..
GfeM '-1y (HH), 1.CIUS; 17. lf'lan (Hll),
1'12.67 ,~11 toe .,.. • 1 AlltCk'I "'*11 (GI), so~ .i u
E1M1 (GV), 50.65, J, JoM Mol"l' (WV), Sl U, • ~
• ~ (HV). SJ~ s. •td~ cuuo. na 10
Matt ll«tford (tfll). 57 11
Harbor View's boys team won
with 945.50 points. Matt Berry
won two boys evenls in the 6 and
under age group: He was victori-
ous in the 25 free (18.85) and the
25 backstroke (23.55). Michael
Liao arid Peter Weidner finished 1-
2 in the boys 9-10 50 backstroke
with respective times of 19.65 and
19.72.
Patrick White placed first in two
events for Newport Hills. He was
first in the boys 9-1o50 free (29. toi
and the 50 backstroke (34.69).
Other winners Crom Newport
Hills are Kasey ~pp in the girls 9-
10 50 free (31.84), Anthony Mar-
ralle in the boys 9-10 50 breast-
str9ke (40.80), Tyler McClellan in
the boys 13-14 50 breast (32.87),
Gunnar McClellan in the boys 13-
14 backstroke (31.00) and Sarah
Furgatch in the girls 7-8 butterfly
(17 .00).
SOUTH COAST SWIM CONFERENCE FINAU SUMMARIES
32 ll, 9 Tyle( Brundage (NH). JlA1; 15. O.m M<C0<midt
(HV), )4 97
6 a_... u fly . 1 ~ SMltt. (Gii), 2298. l JO<.
<IM1 T.mo (UCll), lJ 22. J a.njaalln Zepfel (NH). 23 67. 4
!>«llel Hohl (HV), 2l 90; 5 °"9 Zlid!e< (HV), 204,
7 .. 2S fly · 1 ~on Henfy(U(ll), ISM; 2-Mk,_
Uao (HV), 1109. 3 O\oKI Med>bna1d (U(lf), 1151, 4
~Ing<..., (GV), 17.IO, S John o.wld Meron (PS),
1198. 6 Mt>n ,_ (NH), 1143, 9 l'wte< VMdrlef OM.
20 611.. 10 Aultln Jone. (HH). 20 71. 11 Kyle Unale (HV),
20 .. 1 l ~ llA<Clfftl (NH}. 22 4 I ~10 H fly -1 MS.... ~ (U(ll), 15.27: 2 AcS....
CioNale< (GV), 16.21. l Oellld U°"""' (NH), 16 7S, 4
5Nrie G«dner-Oerou (PS). 16 ll, S. ~ c..lton (NH),
17.20. 6 Parl<e< lleecl (NH), 18.31; II Kevin Coll (HV), 19 35,
11 Matthew ~ (HV), 19 ~ 17. Scott fMley (HV),
20.16.
11-12 SO fly -1. Bryan liuonene (GB), 30.59; 2, Ken
Kitay.ma(GV), 30 90; 3 Dllnltl Morris (GB). Jl.56; 4 Blak•
Althon (GB). 32.75 s T~ SIO<m (NH), n 11; 9. ltyen
IC.rt (HV), )647; 10 Jemie Kline (HV), 37.44i 11. ICyle
Henh (HV), l7 78. 14 llwell ~om (NH), 41.JS.
IJ-1• 50 fly-1 Nlck ~ (U(lf). 24.SS; 2. G Gen
try (NH), 21S7, J ltyen Schwara (GV), 29 6'; 4 Ryen
Tr-(I'S). 2U5. S Q,,;,toplwr Mguytn (GV). lO ~ S
ltywi B~ (HV). JO DO; I. '-81dford {HV),
32.15. 11 '1)W lM>ce (NH~ lJ 10
1s-1a so fly -1 IClff o-w (CiVl. 2u0; 2. ~
Fred«idr {l.J(I), 25 19; J T It. frwtn (GV), 25 48; 4 Mike
Nichols {CiV), 27 16, S John Money (HV). 27.JO; 6. Jmon
Pllldll (HV). 27.J6, 7 AleMt>de< Nlehenlte (HV), 27.75. 10 ~ lruncMge (Nff), .n 7S
f 6 _... H .._. • 1. Matt 8etry (HV), 23.SS, 2. lken-'*' Andef1otl (HV), 2J W, J. Anthony DilboUb (NH),
23.11; 4, ~ fnolkh (HV), 26.28; S1JOl'dan Tlft1o
(UCll). 26A1; 6. T.ylor (pp (NH), 26.68; 7 Chrlstc)fltllf Pig·
gott (NH), K.7J.
? .. JI INdl • I. Mld\MI IJIO (HV), 19.65; 2. Petar 'Mii-dner (HV), 1 t 72: J Colln (Midi (GB), 2o.lt; 4. O...td GYll-
fonl M. 10 62; 5. ~ lleMM1a (UOQ, 21.10; 10. Plltllclt
O'Oonl1ell (NH). 2HO; 12 Ollon Wtnlek (Nff), 22.11. 14 Altil MalMhaw (HH), 23.A7
.... M INdl • 1 P.Vldl White (NH). M flt; 2. Kale
MlCal1ney (UCIO. 15.M. J ..... ~ (U(IQ, J1t1, 4
Adll'll Gonule fGV). .. ' Miff CMt.on CNtO. 40 ~ • •ett ...,,,._ (Ml), 4140; 12. M.t1fMw ....,.. (HY).
'4.2$, I) lllwif llovur (HV). '4.5), 14. Stan FMlel' (HV). ......
tMJ ..... • 1. "*" lw.n (GI'), JO.SJ; 2. ~ ,._,... (GI). ~. tt, J.. Ken Kl\lyllN (Gii), ll.lJ: 4 llelle ~(Gl).ll41;S KMl~(Utll},JSA;6 llyen
lMu (NH). Jl.lt; I. ~ Kent (HV), l6.lMi 10. 11-.
Sctioellbtfg OM J7 .»; 12. TOlll Money (Hll), J1 .st; 14
Jeff Tu INttl, JUI; 19. ~ lellf'llfld <NH~ 42.11.
1>M It INdl • 1 ~ Mcotllan (NH~ 31.00: l Pllll'IO IA (GV). Jl.20; J I(~ Sln1e (I'S), 31..M: 4. G(9g
O'Toole (Ga). t ~ ~OM. ,, M: 10 Walk«
"'-" (HV). "t7: ur Jefl!WP tw (Mc), 41 11. ~-• .... • 1, Tit IMWt f<M. lJ 8'; 1 MdtM ~(<ii). lt.tl. l J..on,... (HV). 2U7, 4 Klff Ct.,.. CG\.'). ZUJ; S lrian ICaWtd OJ(ll), 2' SO. I. ...... lleOfllrd (Hll). • n; • Owill MtCOfl'lllCl (HV).
Jl:'n ,.. ....... 1. c-i Hlny (UOI). ~ 1. lahrl
o..ed M.rdll"' ll Jlt ) o.w. GulHotd OM. ,.. ~ • """*' Stof'le OM. n.D.; s c. Carl"Oll <Ga>. JS• 10 TMdr a.ndlflA tH'V). " ... 11 rlllott w.-.. ,...). llO.Al; 15. ~ .... "4). .. ~ .... OMd 111111o111,
CM4). 42IO .. .,. M • 1 ....,... WNW (HH). I, 1t.U: l . Neel ~(U(lll. 1•21 .. J .!CaleMc:CinMylUUl),1:Z2•
A Mlem' ~ {l.J(I), 1 :21..21; 5 IU. iaidoftl (HV),
1'21 411.: I Miiie f'¥w1 (NH). I Ii 11: 11, ~ H.i, (>M, t;JSOI '
tt-'11 -•. 1 ,_..,, ""*" ~), 1:07 .. SJ. ~ -~~ 111.JJ, J AiMin ..,._ n, 1 IUt,
4 . ~ Ol'd llW). t I~ J. ""'*' Kuo .,,
1,1Ut;7 ..... ldwww&:i;ON>.1 tUl:l ~l.a'lal 01N1. 1 1UI 8-19111 ..... ON). I JO tfe 1J. _.MIA'-=~ \~'8 ,.,, .... ~'"',,,. .. "tiff
....... , ........ .,.2.0rwwS-....... ~~v-......... d 1 fib ' J. ,...... .....,, t.tUJ;' tl1l. ... o• ,_.. ..... ' ... """""''·,._..,, ... ,1fs11 ................ !!'erP.•~w;~=-~~=: ,....~ . . .. """ -"""
Harbor.View Swim Club's
(above, from left) Bridget Inglis,
JNlica Pries, Lauren Edwards,
Alexa Miller. At Jett. among
Harbor View's boys are (from
left) Chris Mc.<:ormick,
Marcello Pantullano and Alex
Nlehenke. At top left ts Jason
PMda In the breaststroke.
PHOTOS COURTESY OF JHAN VAN HIEL
• I
SPORTS Daily Pilot
GIRLS WATER POLO
Thursday, August 10, 2000 83
BOYS WATER POLO
Newport Harbor
boys suffer pair
of one-goal l~s
• After dropping a tough 8-7 loss to Rose Bowl,
Sailors lost to La Morinda, 5-4. Finish on Friday.
Tony AJtobelli
D AILY PILOT
LAKE FOREST -How
does Newport Harbor Hlgh's
boys water polo coach Bndn
Kreut:zkamp sum up m one
sentence the events thcH
occurred Wednesddy for the
Sailors 18-and-under squad
in the U.S. Water Polo Jwuor
Olympics?
"It's been d very lony day,•
Kreutzkamp said followmy
his team's two touyh lusses 8-
7 to Rose Bowl dnd 5-4 to Ld
Morinda.
Despite the los'>es. the
Sailors did not pldy puorly.
just didn't have lhc bounces
or the good fortw1e shme on
th~r side. ·
when Steven Jendrusind, bed
the gdme with a godl off an
assist by Joey Snelgrove.
Simt.ldr to their eatlier con-
test, Newport trdlled b)' two
head.mg into the fou rth quar-
ter before Jendrusmd scored
dgdm orr a Snelgrove dSSlSt,
cutting the ledd to 4-3
La Morinda extt•nded its
lead lo :;.3 Wllh o no-look.
over-the-head goal with JUSt
over two minutes remdirnng
On the folloWlflg posses-
sion rook wa-, g1VC'O d four-
metcr 1>enctlty shot with l Sb
Jpft and he promptly found
the lower nght comE>r ol the
god! and cut the lead tu one
Cook nt'drly twd the gdl11e
Wlth d ste(11 dnd d hredkdWdY
opportunity Idle m th(• gdme.
but lm shot dnllf'd th<> cross-
l>dr dnd stdvecl out
DAllY PILOT PHOTOS BY GREG FRY
Newport Harbor's Paige Lansing looks for an openlng as she battles Jazt Brown (6) of Davis in Wednesday's loss.
ln the morning contest
against Rose Bowl. Newport
trailed, 7 -5 headJng mto the
fourth quarter. but managed
to tie the game w1th eight
seconds remauung on d goal
by Ryan Cook.
"Thdt w~ our best gdffie
of th.-toumdlTlent." Kreutz-
kMnp sd1d. "Thdt\ one of tht>
best tt>dms m this whole tour·
ndmcnt and we hdd d couple
of gredt chdnces m lhdt lindJ
penod. Tars eliminated, 5-4, in OT After a Rase Bowl timeout,
Newport was stunned by a
backhand goal that hit the
crossbar and went into the
Sailors' goaJ with one second
remaining.
tvW.su1g from lht• toumd-
ment WdS Sailors stundout
Peter Belden, who was m
Germ.my at a fdnuly reunion •Girls 16-and-under team e nds
play in Jr. OlYJ!lpics townament
with narrow setback to Davis.
ANAHEIM -Newport Harbor
High 's 16-and-under girls water polo A
team quickened the heart rate of many
of its fans in an exciting game Wednes-
day. but it ultimately fell to the UC
Davis All-Stars, 5-4. in overtime at
Katella High to finish play in the U.S.
Water Polo Junior Olympics.
The Sailors and UC Davis were
entangled in a tense and close battle.
Newport goalie Terrin Cottam kept her
team dose with 11 saves, including one
on a four-meter shot.
"The entire team gave. a well bal-
anced effort.• Newport Coach Brian
Kre utzkamp said . "They really played
well under stress. I appreciate the all·
out level of play they exhibited today."
Jenna Murphy scored three goals to
lead Newport. Paige Lansing had the
other Sailors goal. Newport finished
the tournament 5-2.
Also on Wednesday, Corona del
Mar's 18-and-under girls water polo
team lost its final game or the tourna-
ment to finish 2-3.
On Monday, host Newport Hdfbor's
18 and under girls water polo team
crushed Napa Valley, 10-0. Murphy
and Jenna Booth each had four goals
for the Sailors. Newport Goali!'!
Heather Deyden had two goals along
with eight saves. It lost its second game
Newport Harbor IDgh's Ashley Parole (left) and llffany Manderlno reflect
the moment of the day as Ume runs out in a 5-4 overtime reversal to Davis.
on Monday to the Claremont Outsider.
7-2.
Newport's 16-and-under gtrls water
polo A team won two games on Mon-
day at Valencia High. It defeated the
Sierra All-Stars from Sacramento, 10-4.
Murphy, who is playing on two
Newport squads, led the Tars' 16-year-
olds with five goals and Raelyn Ritchie
had two. Newport defeated ORCA Bin
the second game, 9-1.
Newport's 16 and under B girls team
won a forfeit game against Chicago
Land on Monday before dropping its
second affair to the Outlaws from Cen-
tral Cahlonua, 7-1.
"There was not much we
could do about that goal.·
Kreutzkamp said. "It was an
unblockable shot lhdt fotind
its way in.·
Following thP loss, New-
port dove bdck m the pool six
hours later to face La Morin-
da.
After falhng be hmd early,
Newport answe red back
.Even Wllh the• eMly exit,
Kreutzkamp Wds pledsed
with the eHort ·we were
luck)' to play four rop-qud!Jty
tedms dnd got '>OrTH' gredt
expenence. • he <.dld
Newport will wrdp up its
summer schedule Wlth d c-un-
soldllon contest fonddy tSt Q 30
am di Villd Park H1qh
COM SP LITS
Sea Kings' 18-and-under boys duel Hdrvard-
Westlake today at 1: 15 in a do-or-die situation.
Joseph Boo
• DAILY PILOT
VILLA PARK -Corona
del Mar Hlgh's 18-and-under
boys water polo team was
having a dandy of a ti.me m
the U.S. Water Polo Junior
Olympics. After winning its
first two games on Tuesday.
the Sea Kings defeated La
Morinda B, 9-4, on Wednes-
day morrung.
But everyth.mg came to a
crashing halt for CdM after It
suffered a 14-4 loss to San
Diego Shores A in the Sea
Kings' final game of the sec-
ond-pool play Wednesday at
ter and three LO the fourth
CdM goalle Sherwin Kim
made two saves agam!.t an
efhaent San Diego offense.
"They played hard." Sd1d
Marc Hunt. who lS cuachmg
CdM along with Tim Sdlvmo
wtule John Vargas c. dwdy
Wlth the U S. men's nabonal
team, said "They went out
and gave a very good effort.·
In the first gaml!, CdM's
Garrett Bowlus single-hand-
edly beat La Morinda B Wlth
sue goals in a 9-4 Sea King
victory March, Panluhano
and Dorr got the other CdM
goals. K11n made seven saves.
life's quite a beach for Quinn
Villa Park High
CdM plays I larvard-West-
lake today at 1 15 p.m. at Vt.L-
ia Park in dn elimination
game. A wrn keeps CdM
·w e got a very good
opporturuty to advance m the
tournament.· Hunt said.
·And we'll learn more from
that. lt's helpmg us prepare
for the season by playing
the e games • •Newport Beach-based pro
beach volleyball pla yer is
healthy again, but with some
added twists as he enters the
A VP Tour stop at Se al Beach.
SEAL BEACH -With the European
professional volleyball season ovea
Newport Beach's Leland Quinn is back
on local sand, but the neighborhood isn't
quite wbat it used to be. .
After a one-year hiatus, the Associa-
tion of Volleyball Professionals Tour will
return to Seal Beach Aug. 18-20 for the
Paul Mitchell AVP U.S. Open.
Quinn, among the area products
expected to compete with beach volley-
ball's best athletes for ~ $75,000 pune
at Seal Beach. lives most of the year in
Europe. where last seeson he played in
Spain.
While in the inidst of a 3•12-montb
spin on the AVP Thur, Quinn bas recov-
ered nicely ftom a knee inJury, suffered
when be sprinted to a ball and crubed
tnto an adv9:rtileln8nt llgn.
•The doictor Mid no operation (was
neceaauy), to Ju.t ltay olf lt and tebab It.
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
·but it was scary,• said Quinn, who regu-
larly sees Corona del Mar duropractor
Dr. Jake Pivarofi for most of his aches
and pains.
"When I get back to Europe, it's six
days a week, six hoUJ"S a day, and your
body's tom up. Sports medicine isn't the
same out there as i.t is he re, and
(Pivaroff) has h elped me out a lot.•
Quinn, 28, is playing his sixth year on
the AVP Tour, which he said is changing.
The tour once had a contract with NBC
and was televised nationally every
weekend with skyrocketing purses in six
figures. .
But. today, Quinn said organizers are
"thinking about turning it into a pro
wrestling thing. 1bey want (players)
more animated. like a bunch of arrogant
athletes.•
Quinn, ranked No. 44 o.n the AVP
Tour with $1,625 Jb earnings this year,
wore Leopard skin Speedo shorts for the
tut to minute& ol a motcb agamst No. 9
Mille Whitmarsh and David Swatik.
qulnn aDd partner Pepe~ lOlt the
match in the 'IMIOn'S MCi>nd event at
Santa Cruz, but it was at ledSt a memo-a.live m the chdmpionship bracket. rable 13th-place finish. Beatmg San Otego Shores
"It was the rut of Santa Cruz,· Quinn was a tall order It 15 a dub
sa1d. "The crow d thought 1t was fun, and team that draws some of the
it was fun being beat by Whibnarsh, be 1 f th s who said he couldn't even concentrate. tter Payers rom e an Diego area. In Spain, everyone wears Speedos." San Diego Shores certamly
Quinn's a ttire, though, doesn't seem I ked lik h to be too far removed from the ambience 00 e 8 toug team in the first quarter, sconng five
?f lus West J;lewport 'hood, whi~h straight goals before Cd.M's
mcludes a ~ fonner NBA star with Marcello Pantullano broke
tatl_?OS ~d pierced body parts. the ice. San Diego Shores got
We ve got a place on the beach, but . two more goals to take 8 7-1
we've got (Dennis) Rodman and bis lead _after lbe first quarter,
knuckleheads out in front of us, and which~'five minutes
there's always some chaos going on After San Diego Shores
down there," Quinn said. "There are just took the big lead. the game
groupl~ everywhere who are all tat· leveled out. CdM scored a
tooed. goal in each quarter, two from
Quinn will play at the AVP Tour stop Artie Dorr and on e trom
a t Seal Beech along with stars Canyon Michael March. Cd.M olso Ce~. Karch Kiraly and Brian Lewis. had several shots boun~ off
t ewis, wbo grew up in Newport the post or saved by San
Beach o.nd now lives i.n Huntington Diego Shore goalie Justin
Beach. was a volleyboll st4Ddout at McCain.
Corona del Mar High and Orange Cout On the flip 11de, San Diego
College. He led the Pirates to "4te Sborel auised, sCorlDg tw'k'e
champfomhips in 1987 and '89 Under ln the leCOOd end. thbd quar-
Coach BOb Wetzel.
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM B 1
Newport Harbor's J 6 and
under boys team won twice
on Wednesday. Nathan Wrun-
e1. Brent Armstrong and
M1chdel Vanderburg each
had two goals in the Sailors 8-
3 VJctory over lrvme m the
morning . game Ryan
Wmthrop made e ight saves
for Newport.
On W00nesday afternoon,
thl.i Tars beat Canyon, 11-7.
Vanderburg and RyM Bean
each scored three time .
Newport plays today, at 11
a.m against Rose Bowl A at
Vale nCld High
• CdM's 16..a.nd-unct r hoys
team won 1ts first two ga.rn
on TuCM:tay. It d •t •fttt'd East
Bay, 6-4, behtnd thr~ goals
trom Jason D1Rocco.
In the second game,
DiRocco SC"Ored three times
and Jayted V419ti twke to
lead the Sea King past
bider, 1~.
)
I I .
B4 Th~ August 10, 2000 SPOlll'S Doity Pilot
TOWERS EV
CONTINUED FROM 81
plate.
her bag and added two putters along the
wo.y-one from the pro shop, the other her
own after Reehl retrieved it from Mission
Viejo.
"Marianne just bas that natural swing,•
said Duffield, the local electric boat
aficionado and Santa Ana Country Club
member.
Towersey has been involved 1n
memorable rounds her entire career,
including. at age 16, a victory in match play
over tuture LPG.A Jiall of Pamer JoAnne
Carner (nee Gunderson) in the first round of
the 1967 U.S. Women's Amateur.
Towersey, a mother of two sons, is a
frequent tournament playE}r a.nd considered
a favorite wherever she tees it up. ·u you're going to play in anything, you're
probably going to play against Marianne.
She plays in everything,• said Mesa Verde
Country Club women's champion Denise
Woodard, part of the Tea Cup Classic
foursome with Towersey, Colette Taormina of
Big Canyon and Debbie Albright of Newport
Beach.
Towersey went on to the quarterfinals
that year, and a 1999 issue of GoU World
magazine included Towersey's win over
Gunderson as one of the country's 10
greatest upsets of the century.
This year, leading up to Tea Cup Classic
N and the U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur, also
at Big Canyon (Oct .. 3-8), one of Towersey's
most impressive golf feats was shooting 69 at
Big Canyon.
Last year in Tea Cup Classic ID. Towersey
achieved the remarkable after competing for
35 holes in the match-play finals of the
Women's Southern California Championships
at Mission Viejo Country Club, then heading
over lo Mesa Verde to make a delayed
afternoon tee time and win the event by
seven strokes. And, with a different putter,
because she left hers behind.
After several rounds in the low-to-mid 70s
by numerous women since the course at Big
Canyon was reconstructed in the fall of 1998,
Tuwersey became the first to break 70 in the
La~es/Guest-Oay, sin.king five birdies (along
with two bogeys) in her record-setting
performance.
Towersey cracked the 70 barrier for only
the second time in ber distinguished amateur
career. She also shot 69 in a round last year
in Minneapolis. "Maybe I was too tired to be nervous
(about playing m the Tea Cup),· said
Towersey, who also won Tea Cup Classic ll
at Santa ~a in 1998 by seven stroke5.
Towersey completed a 53-hole day last
Aug. 13. opening the Tea Cup Classic with a
birdie, aiter barely miSsing eagle when she
nailed her second shot from the left rough to
within two inches of the flag.
Towersey does not hold the women's
course record at Santa /u}a, a mark that
belongs to LPGA Tour member Pearl Sinn,
who carded a 63 in early January 1999
-ironically, while playing with Towersey.
She tapped in for birdie with her driver,
because her putter was missing (she later
borrowed a putter from the Mesa Verde pro
shop). Towersey started wtth only 12 clubs in
Towersey, who woo her most recent
SACC title {1999) by 36 strokes, was a
primary reason the Tea Cup Classic was
created by the Daily Pilot. The large margins
or victory by most of the women's club
champions in the area spurred the idea for
the 18-hole shootout.
DEEP SEA \.
WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS
D•vey's locker -7 boa~. 268 anglers. 81 yellowtail, 3 white seabass, 24 dorado, 58 sand bass, 27 barracuda,
101 calico bass, 2 sheephead, 19 sculpin, 1 mako shark.
Newport Landing -no rePQrt. •
Fictitious Bu.lne••
Name Statement
The following persons
are dOlng business as
COSTA MESA AUTO
GLASS. 2285 Newpof1 Blvd., CO$la Mesa. CA
92627 Rafael Mejia Eaquivol,
16332 Casa Rey Dr .
Santa Ana. CA 92708
This business Is con.-
ducted by. an Individual
Have you started
doing business yet?
Yes, 1999, l yeer
This statement was
filed With the County
Clelle of Orange County
00 0712112000
20006a3C912
Daily Piiot Joly 27. Aug
3, 10, 17, 2000 Th016
Flctlt19us BuslneH
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as:
Shareholder Loyally
Solutions, 1617
Tradew1nds Newport
Beach, CA 92660
W1H1am A. Nordstrom.
1617 Tradewmds. New·
l>0'1 Beach, CA 92660
This bu51ness 1s con.-
ducted by-an indMdual
Have you ~aned
doing business yet? No This statement waa
hied with the County
Clerl< ot Orange County
00 07/21/2000
2000683'926
Dally Pllot July 27, Aug
3, 10, 17, 2000 Th021
LOCAL
MOl1UAlll.
PIERCE lllOTHERS
IW. lllOADWAY
Mortuary * Chapel
Cremation
11 0 Broadway
Costa Mesa
842·9150
Flctltloua Business
N1me Statement
The lolloW1ng persons are doing business as.
THAI BINH MARKET &
REST AU RANT, 23700 El TOfo Road, Suite A.
Lake Foresl, California
92830
Ly Th1 Duong, 10680
Hamshire Avenue South
#325, Bloomington, Mm·
neso11. 55'38
Chau Ngoc Nguyen,
10680 Hamsh1re Ave·
nue Sou1h 1325. Bloom-
ington. Minnesote. 55438
This buSlness is con-
ducted by husband and W11e
Have you 1t1rted
doing busln111 yet?.
Vn. October tO. 1996
Ly Thl Duong
Chau Ngoc Nguyen
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk ot Orange Coumy
on 0713112000
20006835733
Daily Pilot Aug 3, 10,
17, 24, 2000 ThQ46
Fictitious Bualn .. s
N•me Statement
The following persons
art doing bu9lneu as
Kur• J1pane1e An-
hque1 & Restoration. 1 O
Se1sc1pe Dr . Newport Besch, CA 92663
Craig S. Billey, 10
Seaac1pe Dr.. Newport BNch, CA 92663
Judy A Bailey. 1 O
Stascape Dr .. Newpof1
Beach, CA 92663
This bullneM Is ton·
duc.1ed by hulband and
wile
Have you atarted
doing buM-. yet? No
Crlllg s Balley Thia 1111ement was
filed with the County Cltftl ol Orange County
on OMMl2000
2000CllH505
Daily Pilot Aug. 10, 17,
24, 31. 2000 TH078
l)iscount c:askct
( I\ 111.lllHll 111~1 1;111 I .I ,, I \'' t
Guin: Sn-via ,,,a QN.«lity Ouk.as for lns
Direct Cremation •• $495
Immediate Burial •• $995
' (lttd,,,/a Gahr)
Prnrra.ngcment Programs Available for
Funual Services. crern.uion• and Ouktu
(C)'-11'\IO .1111 1 '-\\I
' '
I Sh~; ; 1 ( \ "-h I I
I I Ill ,
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS?.
•'
NOTICE OF
APPUCATK>N £OR
CHANGC'W
OWNERSHIP OF
ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGE!
LICENSE
Date of Flllng
Appllcatlon:
Auguat 3, 2000
To Whom ti May Con-cern.
The Name(•) of lh•
ADPllcant(•) ii/are
WESTERN HOST INC The applicants lts11d
above are applying to
the Deoertmeo1 ol Alco-
holic Beverage Control
10 1111 alcoholic
bevetages 11
666 ANTON BL VD
COSTA MESA. CA
92626 Type ol llcente(1) ap-
plied for. :!'r -ON-SALE GENERAL EATING
PLACE
Publiahed Newport
Beach-Co•t• Meaa ~ Pilot Augu~
Flctttlou• Buslnesa
Name Statement
The lollowtng peBO!ll
are doing bUllneaa as
The Ml'lchell Group, 361
22nd St.. Cotti Meu ,
CA 92627
Nancy l ouite Mttchelt,
361 22nd St.. Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
Stephen Howard
Mltcnell, 361 22nd St ..
Costa M-. CA 92827
Thi6 business I• con-
cluded by· hutbend and
wile
Hive you 1t1rt1d
doing bullt1-yet? No
Nancy LOUIN Mllchelt
This llllemtnt Wll
filed with the County
Cl8ltl ol Orange County on 07/3112000
2000fl35731
Oalty Pilot Aug 3. 10,
17, )4, 2000 ThQ41
Fictitious Bualnns
Name Statement
The following per1001
are doing buslneaa as Pacfflc RHl(em). 271 E.
191h StrHt, Costa
~CA 92827
Terry a.title, 271 E
19th StrHI, Co1t1
Mell. CA ll2e27
Thie bulinlll ii con-duded by: .,.. lndiYtdual
Have you atlrted
doing ~ '(M? No Terry BM.tile
Thl9 statement was
filed with the County
Clel1t ol Ofang• Couf'11y on <17131 /2000
2000ll3ffH DeilY Piiot Aug. ~
17, ~ ... 2000 ~
Flctltlou. Bu.Inns
NarM Statement
The following pe!'90llt
ere dOino busin.ta ae.
Sentlnl SWlmwear, 2118
N1wpof1 Blvd.. Newpof1
Beectt, CA 92663
Julle Stephanie
McM1cidn, 2116 New·
port Blvd.. Newport Beach, CA~
Ba ail Carlton
McMaokln, 2116 New· port Blvd., Newport
Beacl\, OA 92663
Thie buslnesa Is con-
duc:led by: a general
pertner.tll'p
Hive you llarted
doing buatrleea yet? No
Julle Stephanie
McMac«ln
Thia 1tatemeilt waa
filed with the County
Clerk ol Orange ~
00 07/3112000
20006t35732
Dally Pilot Aug. ~
17, 24, 2000
Fictitious Bualnesa
Name Statement
The following persona
ire doing busineu as
Thal 2 Go Restaurant,
14311 NeW?Of1 Ave .•
Suite A. l'ustln, CA
92780
Khamta Bushyakeni1t,
1 '311 Newpof1 Ave ..
Suite A. Tuahn, CA
92780
Thie buslnesa Is con·
ducted by: an indlYldual
Have you started
doing buslne8a yet? No
Khanlta Bushyaklnlst
Thia atate~t WH
hied with the County
Clel1t of Orange County
on 07/3112000 20008835727
Olllty P1lol Aug. 3, 10,
17. 24, 2000 Th010
FlctJtlous BualneH
Name Statement
The following pereona .,., doing busioeM ....
BLOOM MARKETING,
19200 Von Kannan Av•
nue, SUlte 402. Irvine. CA 92612
Fredtrlck M. Bloom
19200 Von Kannan Av. nue, Suhe 400, lrYlna,
CA 82612
Thie Mlneaa ii con-
ducted by: an ~
Have you allrted
doing bu1lnes1 yet? YM, M-00
Frederick M. Bloom
Thie statement WH
tiled with the County ~7g1~ County
2000 .. 35710 De~ Pilot Aug. 3, 10, lZ, 4, 2000 TbQSJ
Flctltlou. Bualneu
Name Stat.ment
The lolJowing pereone
.,. doing bu9lneu u :
FIT FOA OHE-OESIGN
BY BONNIE, 2810 N9w-~cA ~N9wpolt
Bonnie Jo Smhh, 112
17ltl St D. Huntington 9Mch. CA 92848 ,,.... ~...... ii oon-
du*d by: .,.. lndMOOal
Hive you tllrted
OOlng bualneH yet?
YM Aptl I, 2000 Thie ltaten\ent WU
llltd with the County °"" of °"'* CoulWV on 07121/200Cf
NOTICE OF
INVrTING BIOS
THE CfTY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
.. conductJng • lien
.... by .. led bids.
of • berae type
VHHI, C18122GG.
Seeled bide m1y be
reoelVld II the office of the City Clerk, 3300
N1wpor1 BoulevarCI,
P.O. Bolt 1768. Newpoi1
a..dl, CA ~15,
untA 11 '00 AM on the
lect\ ol AUGUST 2000,
which tme -=ti bids
shall be opened and read. NO .... UM 810
The 1ucc:eaaful bidder mutt pay with cathlere
chect! or credl1 card only. Pro1peclv1 bidder• may Ylew the barge at
Hatbor Petrol Mooring
HD I A. FOf further ln-
lorm1tlon call Tony
Mek.tll at 949-644-304 f. ,.,~.,....!!,.,
Hertlof AaoUfete Published Newport
B1ach·Co11a Meta Ody Piiot August 3, 10,
2000
Th057
Flctltlou• Business
NarM Stat9ment
The following pet90nS
are doing bu8lneaa as: A) PacltlCe lntemettonal,
B) 'Pacifica lntemational,
Inc., C) Gourmet
PICiflca, 507 Tl.MIKI Av-
enue, Newpof1 Beach, CA 929&3 Die FNChlMft, Inc ..
(CA). 507 Tualln Av• nue, Newport BNdl., CA
928&3
Thtl buelMM ii con-
duatld by: • c:aporatlon
H1111 you started
doing bu1lne11 yet?
Yaa. April 8, 1992
Di• Fruqhtaaf1, Inc.,
Karen Moore. Secretary Thie 1111ement wu
filed with the County
Clel1t ol Ofange County
on 07118'2000
2000M:J4571
Deity Piiot My 20, 27.
Aug 3i 10. 2000 Th003
FlctJtloua Bualneet Name s..m.nt
The tollowlnQ l*son8 .,. doing bullMee u:
A Ctilnoe In Direction.
10840 WemtH, Sle. 105,
Fountain Velley, CA
92708
Edwin C.G. Inge, A
Prof1 .. lon11 M11r1aoe Famlfo/ CNld CounMIJng
Corp.. 10MO WBmfH,
Sle. 105, Founlaln v-.
le'f. CA 92108 ' thle buM'"9 .. OM-
duded bV • OOlpol'a.11011
H•ve you atarted
doing t>ullneee yet?
Y11, Jin 1882
Edwin C.G. Inge, A
Prote111on.t1 ~m.oe
FW!y Chld ~
Corp.. Edwin c G. tnge. ~ ... ry
Thia ltatement W¥lll
filed with "" Coumy Cltltl of OrMQt Counly on 01/l 9/20CXf ..........
~ Pll04 ~20 21. Ala 3. 10. ifioQil
AUTO RACING .
Vmtage car race
• Costa Mesa's Steve Marx will compete with
his '59 Mercedes JOOSL at Monterey course, ..., --····· ... fl ,_.,."' -_ .....
For racing purists, there's
nothing $Weeter than the
sound of Italian-bred engines
roaring down a straightaway
on the Calif omia coast.
At the 27th annual Mon-
terey Historic Automobile
Races Aug. 18-20 at Laguna
Seca Raceway, there will be
plenty to hear and see as
Maserati rolls out an assort-
ment of significant ca.rs in cel-
ebration of its 85th anniver-
sary and planned return to
America.
Ja~. Bugatri, Perrart,
Cobra and Mercedes-Benz.
Costa Mesa resident Steve
Marx will be competing in
the race, driving his 1959
Mercedes-Benz 300SL.
==''" ~ ....... Ra»
Local Zots compete
at Junior Nationals
The field of more than 350
race cars are selected ror their
historical significance and
authenticity, right down to the
proper sponsor decals from
their racing days.
A~o:io N SWIMMING
Local Irvine AquaZot swim-
mers Jennifer Arrow, Laurin
Welsenthal and Adam
Hewko competed in the
Junior Nationals last week in
San Antonio.
He\)"kO was the only local
to qualify for a finals. He was
12th·in the men's 400-meter
individual medley with a
4:37.74 after swimming a
4:40.88 in the preliminaries.
Hewko also swam a 1:47.47 in
the 1,500 Creestyle prelims.
As this year's featured car,
Maserati will be joinect by
more than 350 of the world's
finest vintage race and sports
ca.rs spanning every era. The
Monterey Histories, which is
considered.one of the world's·
premier vintage racing
events, is where the who's
who of racing's past come to
play for a weekend dedicated
to the glory years of motor-
sports.
According to Steven Earle,
president of General Racing
Ltd. and organizer of the
Monterey Histories, it's the
selection process that is most
difficult. •Tuere are so many
great cars worldwide that
want to and should be here in
Monterey, bµ.t we are limited
by the size of the paddock
and track time,• Earle said.
Arrow competed in two
women's events. She swam a
2:48.06 in the 200 breast-
stroke and 1:17.02 in the 100
breaststroke. Weisenthal
turned in a time of 5:13.23 in
Among the show cars
anticipated at the event is the
Maserati 250F, the model that
the late great five-time world
champion Juan Manuel Fan-
gio drove to a heart-pounding
victory over Ferrari in the
1957 German Grand Prilt.
At the race, it's not uncom-
mon to see Phil Hill, Carroll
Shelby, Dan Gurney, Stirling
Moss, Hurley Haywood, Dan-
ny Sullivan or Bobby Rahal
poking under a hood or rerru-
niscing about a particular car
they once drove.
To many, that's the beauty
of the Monterey Histories.
Nameplates represented at
the Monterey Histories
include Porsche, Lotus,
For tickets: toll free (800)
327-SECA.
the women's 400 IM. · -by Richard Dunn
I ... ~I _I _ ..... _. __ 1_11_
Flctltloua Buslnesa COSTA MESA STATEMENT OF Fictitious Buslnns
Name Statement SANITARY ABANDONMENT OF Name St..t.ment
The fotloWlng pereons DISTRICT USE OF 'fCTITIOUS The following 1*1001
are doing bu1iOeM 11. NOTICE tNVmNG 8U8'NES$ NAME .,. doing bulillMI as
Omega Funding, 1300 PROPOSALS FOR The f~ person(•) ~ · Alpha·Omeoa Scien-
Oualr S1rMt, Ste. 102. REFUSE nu (have) '8bandoned tlftc, 1821 MTnorca Of., Newport Beach, CA the d the flclitloua Costa ~ CA 92628
92660 ~~E~~ bull=• n•me: Thal Jonn D1vld Llncoln, 21~f'e~d'1~~~en":~:.: NOTICE rs HEREBY =a~,:~-:;: :i ~.M~~· Coe1a
Costa Mela, CA 92627 GIVEN that aealed Toro Road, Suite A. Thi1 bualnesa Is ton·
Ronald N Murrey, 315 PfoPOllll will be re-Lake Forest. CA 92630 ducted by an lndiYldual
Avenida C.mtoe, Ntwe c«ved s:Jw!/.,. Cotta The Flctl1.~ Busi· Have you at1rted
pof1 Beach. CA 92660 ~ .. The ,..,....., ol~ ~ n.a. name reft1Ted 10 doing bulMnNs yet? No Thia bullneN Ml OOfloe .... ...,.,. .,,. ._. above waa filed In Or· John David Unooln
ducted by • gentfll ~. P.O. Box t200, ange Counry on 1217199. Thi• ltalemenl WU
paf1ner1hlp Cotta Mesa. c.htomla. FILE NO. \9996813529 lllecl with the County
H1v1 you 1tart1d 9262.8·1200, on or Alllen Do Nguyen. Cterlc""'!.~ County
doing 1>u11n1aa ye1? before the hour of 10:00 22685 J bU l'le on ..,.,......,,"""
Yee. 8-1-00 Lm. on Tue.sty. Sep-Lall.I ~ &. ~· 2000N31501
Jamee Elchenbeum timber 5, 2000. It a1'1111 Thia businate II oon-Delly Piiot Aug. 10. 17.
Thie sta1ement waa ~-~~to,,..::~ ~by: an lndlYlbt 24, 31, 2000 THQ75 filed Wl1h the County .,,.. .,..,._ ... Alien O. Nguyen
Clerk of Ofanoe County ~1 to the Clerlt'• Thia 1i1tement wu Fictitious Bualnn•
on ~131194 nou~ :t:.~1v:'; flied with the County Heme Statement
Dally Pilot Aug. tO, 17, Location: City ot Costa ~~ Counly T~ot1o:~1on1
24, 31. 2000 T!106§ Meaa, Clerlt of the Dia-2.....,..13111'" 111M no T "--alt: trlct, n Fair e>ov.. 4th vvvv • trcan ext...... nc.
Flctlt""us Buslnesa Floor. Colla MMe, Cafl. Delly Piiot Aug. 10• 17• trTlf)Ort & ElcJ>Of1. (CA), .., __ '!, 5•-ee-... .. t fomla 92628 2C. 31, 2000 !HO§Z 712 Natdleue Ave .. Cc>-.,..,,. .. , ,...,, Plopoeals .,_. be rona Pel Mat, CA 92625 .!.~lowing pe!'90flt11· turned'° the attention~ Flctttloua Buslneu Metcan Textiles Inc.
-1 buUiele the Clef1(. within aald Hime Stat.ment Import & EJIPC)rt. (CA). Bob'a craft The f~-712 NatallUI Ave , Cc>-Ooeumentatlon/ time limit, In a 1Nled ..... --envelope Identified on are doing at: rona del Mar. CA 92625
Scale Model R"'arcll, the outtide with the Vintage Proluslonal Thie bu1meas la oon-
3114 Yukon Avenue, Proposal Item Number Services Group. 3303 ~ by a corporation
Cotta Mela. CA 92926 and the Opening Date Harbor Blvd . Ste. E4, Heve you alerted
Robert Banta, 3114 p I wi Coeta M-CA 92628 doing buM*8 yet? No Yukon Avenue. Costa rop<>N s 11 be pub-Vincent 'A. Burn•. M-can Tr•nee11 Inc. M c """'" llcty opened end read •• ~· esa. A H<>28 aloud at lO:OO a.m or u 2665 Chioa Rd. Costa Import & Export, Thie bullne11 11 con-thereaf1 Meu, CA 92626 Mehmet Murat Tekln
ducted by: an lnc#Yldual eoon et 11 Pf1IO' Thie bu91neas ia con-Thia IU!tement was Have you llerted tlcable on Tueaday. .... ....... by.· en I ............ _, f •-~ Ith .. _ Cou
b ? Septembe1 5, 2000. In """'.., ,...., • ..,.,.. 1..., w 1... nty
doing ualne11 yet the Col.wldl Chamberl. Have you 11arted Ctef1l of Oninge County Yee, 10-20-1983 ~bullneta yet? No on 0&'08l2000 Robert Bllllkl Delld: August 10. 2000 S ........ Publlshed Newport · ......,y 20008138503 This ltlltmenl WH Beach·Coata Meat This ... temenl WH Dely Ptlol Aug 10, 17,
llled Wl1h the County Daily Pilol Ann••t lO, hied With the County 241 31. 200Q !HQ79
Cterlc of Orange County 17. 2000 -..--Clerk ol Orange Councy on 06IOCf2000 on 08I0&'2000 Flctltlous llualneas
20001131211 Tb071 2~ Name S~t Daitf Plat Aug 10, 17, NOTICE OF Dally P*>C Aug 10. 17, The folloWI~
24, 31, 2000 !HQ70 PUBLIC LIEN SAL! 24, SL 2000 mm .,.. dcq ...
F1ctltloua Bualnes• Butfneaa and Ft-...... ·-au-•-· Jan-PIO ~ Sy. Name StMement Protesalona Code .. u......... ..._ IM19, 25381 VII "Plein
The followlna 09'*""1 Sec. 21700-21707 Name Stat.ment Blanca, Laguna Niguel, no ~·-· The tollowlna pe!'90llt CA mn rf:th1t;,~ lntema11:i1, by~ ~oi:; are doing buhie aa. Office Pride Main·
427 E. T71h Street • 203, a ptA>t1c WI NII of the The Fltnna Standard, lenance Corp., (CA),
Cotta MHa, CA following detcribtd per· 1000 South Cout Drive, 25381 Via Piedra
92827-3201 eonal propef!y w1n be R201 , Coeta Mau. CA Blanca, Lagune Nlguel,
Judith Leighton. 427 held at the hOur of 11 82828 CA 112&n E. tTlh StrMI 1200, o'c:lodl AM. on the 2ATH George Matthew Tiiie bullneaa II cone
C C Banillch. 1000 Soulh ~ by: • corporllb1 oata Meu. A Dey al AUGUST. 2000. Coaat Drive R201. Hive you 1t1rted 9~·~ II con-~Orange, Sllii. C0111 ~ CA 92628 doing ~ ~ No
duded by .,, lndMdual The propeny 11 And Thie bulll'9ell II OM-Office Pride M•ln-
Htv• you llarted ~INSTOAAGE COSTA cM:ted by. an lndllltcMlt ~ Colp• Grant l..
doing bullna•• yet? ...... ~....... .. ..,..... Have you atarted Hamlllon. Pretldenl NEWPORTBlVD ·-doing bualneaa yet? Thl9 atai.ment wu y~~ COSTA MESA. 0CALI· Y-. 8-lS-00 !!.,.~ ... Wl1h the County
Thie llafiinent w11 FORNIA "2827 TlW at.element WW ..._.. ol Onlnge Cou'lcy
filed With the County The lteme IO . be told ln.d with the Coonty on Cl&'Oel2000
Clclrlt ol Onlrp County are generally deeorl>ed Clerk ol "'-noe CountY . IOOOtlM41t
on 08i04l2000 H lollow1: ctothlno. on °7131~oooetsl712 gtt,~Aug. ~
2000fUl111 tool• and or/other Dally Pilot Aug. 3, 1o,
Deily Piiot Aug. 10, 17, ~ lt•me ~ 17.~4. 2000 TtQ53 Flctltk>U8 lualMM
24, 31, 2000 JlW ~ ~AC'E~. Flcttttou. ,....... ::ne '"":!w ':J..:.:t=' ~ BNce~SC B340 Hime ltelllment .,. ~ u:
The lollOwtng per1on1 Melon, ·~. C132 The f~ Fe Sema~ 11e dOlrlO IMltlMI ... ~ Lola. Ct40 art :-U: aa: ~ Blvd., ~=z. 1~~gne.!l ~ U:.. ~. ~ihFumlM•.~ ~C.: ~~ra,
1a1bt1 9'rett. Fountain Deled 'T.aa-oo ~Ji, CoMa Meta, ~~ tr.n. CA
Vlf/My, CA 8'Z708 &bled' Belt ,..... LonWne Cfoft, 19381 Thie bu11nN1 It con-
Tornoko Oene,1, 1ZQ '"* '-*' 19 glv9l In Brooktwrll St. 111, duc9ld by. en ~
Santa IMl>el, P'ovtltaln aooordance Witt! "" Huntington 8Mctl, CA H•v• you 1t1r1ed Vrlllly, CA 82708 Dfovlllonl of s.citton t2H8 doing !wllneta yet? Thll IMlilMM II OOfl' }1100 et 1141.9.. of the. Thie buelMM It con-y... 11/,11119
Flctltlous Bualneu
Names~
The lolloWing f*IOl'll
ere doing bulWiele 11
A) Global Internet
Solutlon1. BJ GIS
Networks, 601 St Ancf<ews Roed, Newpot1
8"ctl. CA 926e3 Phllc> Micheel TlmlOl'I,
501 St Andt9wl Road. Newpof1 Beach, CA
92663
Jordall Blum. 4287
Marine City Dnve, 1112,
Weal Tower South.
Marina del Rey, CA
90292
This bualNSI ia con-
ducted by • a generll
pertner1hlp
Have you atart1d
doing bu1lnea1 yet?
Yes, 1195
Phillp Michael Tlmeon
Thia 1111emen1 waa
flied with the County
Cltf1( ol Orange County
on 08I04flOOO
2000813120CS
Delly Pilol Aug. 1 o. 17 •
24. 31, 2000 IHQZ1
Fictitious Bualneu Name Statem.nt
The followtng pt(80fll
.,. doing~ ..
Indulge Felhlon. '88
E 17th, A101 , Coste
Mesa. CA 92827
Steven John Banta,
1514 Ruth Lane. New·
port Beach, CA 92660
Worgnuch Banta,
151' Ru1h Lane. New-J>Of1 Beach, CA 82660
Thie buelneu Is con·
ducted by• hueband and
wife Have you 1t1rt1d
doing buliflela y«? No
S1eYen John Banta
Thll ltalernen4 was
filed wfth the ~
Clerk ol C"8rigt CouncY on 08"08f2000
lOOOtHIHS Oel1y Piiot Aug. 10, 17.
21, 31. 2000 TH0&4
Flctltloua Bualneas Name Statement
The followtnQ pereone
are c:it*lg bullflliae U '. PIClllc Coul Trlllrhl.
2190 GflOe Line &life
2-C, Co«• Meu. Cefi.
lomla ~
Jan Marie Schroadet,
Ph.D. 890 Ceottol St,
Co.ta Meta. 01hfomll 82827
Jeffrey Leo Kreea,
Ph.D. 890 c.ollol St ..
Costa Meaa, OaJt1omta 92827
Thie bualnest ii con-
dUCled by: hulbend and
wife
Hive you •tarted doing bullneP yet? v ... M>1/2000
Jin Malle Sdlfoedtw,
Ph.D
Thia -.t~ waa l!lecl Wllh the County Olettt ol Onllm COunly on f1tl07'2000 ........ °"' Pll04 ~ 10. 17, 24, 3t. 2000 D1Ql1
~ fW' en ftMcMI .....,,... & Pfore.lont du*d by lndMtJull Tam.a. Me.medoft
Have YCXI eterled Code al !ht S... al Calo Have 'you 1tart1d TNt ei.tement wu ~ .,..,_. ~~.,,:-'1 No ~ ~ tG prior dol!lo ~ Y't? No flied with the County ........... ..
Tiiie eratement .... Oll'lll1•JJ10 .. 1n fie """" ~ ;:.'.,,.... wee ~~ COwity .J:te=~::•
fllld Wftll the ~ d Mtttement belWHn ftled .. .,. ~ ......... """'*'·
Cleltl c:A =-"""""T Owner tnd ~led QM c:A OfwlQe COl#'llj Di* "90c Aug 10, 17, not .... AW.
on OZ/31 "'1Y on~ ~.:...!! m nga Nftport• heofl, CA • • • • • • • • • • • IOMMMtH t%.'tr. ~ 21~
HHIHITtl . ffut>lltned ~ IHllUt1tt ... ....,.. ____ .......,_ 9*$
~~ m.::mAuo hOit ~7•.•2000ct1~•':U0.,:'1'0. ~.':::l'18 1~ ~ eu11nu1 =-tJ=A~:: ,.,. ,_.,.,. • ....,__ • ..... "8U tint ~ CA .,. ............. •: non ,,.. tallowlrla ,.,.... .. . • ~ ..,,_. •> Vlei* .._.. tit ,._., .. 1u11,_. I . 111a•1u. lu1ln111 Mlf ..._ COiii Mii
...._ 11111•1RI 9ruoe Hiii fltldll1$1f'Y, -• I m1 II A•1• ... Ill ..... • km1111 i::: ~ a;j ~,..._ ,~1111'*" =
The toloWfna .,.,_. IOQI .... Ana AVl9., The '°'°'*'I.""°"' ..... 1411-111 The ....._........ ..... ·a ~ P11f1 11111Kt1=· .,. «*Ill builnim • ,., ..,.. -. CA .,. dllftl ....... •= Tiie ......._ ,.._. .. ~ llullNil • .....,.. ,,.. ,...... ·au** .
l .Y o.1grl Horll9 .... NZ07 The wt6 ~. 81 .. --....... -.., PlriilNlll ~ ........ fl07 ~ ~ ..... lllOdellnl, 1171 .._. YelMI LY!"' Hell, Alla VIiia ~.:wr Din9 -.....W.. u• •111 Allllllle, ~ N9j11, CA...,; POlt
IT)lnglllrit Of.. C... llMll ...... AN -.._ llOft llad\ ~ Greiwll~1 Newpett vi.to. CA -C~ ~ • _ _...,.,,
...... C... -~ IMll AN. CA ,,.,... C. ....,,._, ...... "" W Jatwl 1WWV ...,..._ ........ t ·()lie .. ~-Ave .. Yllal Glbrtll IMed 1 2117 All Vllel DIM. Dane ..,.,...,, t t• !Mftt, ~ 'llfl1 ~-'--= ~ ~ 9P"-cA
:.z;.-.'"l'r.":'"'al. -~':; =--. CA ='!:.J"="'°" rui,, -~-.. ,-"ilio"lio • ...... -Wiit NI .......... Ill ._ 1'119 II _. 1'N1 = 11 .... ~~ .. 1 ...... "=-)ir! .... ~ .::.~.:..:-..:-.r-..;~ i:~ -=.• ft =' '-':.. ~ n . .a.i-= # =.~1.. ... ~ "" ..... .. .....
I 1 It'll W n. ~ T'lllit~ ,_. 1'NI =---.. ==="~·&ii=-~~= .. ...___ ____ ._.;;; ________ .i'l~13 t..~G ;,_;Its ..
•
,.
I •I
FloCMloue "'9lneu ...............
~ ... ~ PACIFI SERVICE, 3<11t Entel'.,,_ StrMt, Cotla Mell, CA 8282&
Meltl A. F9fry, 920
Darren Street, Colla
M-. CA 92e27 ™*~le con-dUcted by: an lnd1vidu.ll ~rant hu not yet
begun to trallllCt bu"·
""' uodef 1he llank>ut butlneM name(a) listed
above.
Mark A Farry
This atatemant waa
filed with the County
Cle111 of Orange County on (J7 /t 7 /2000
200Ge834455
Dally Pilot July 20, 27, ~3. tO, 2000 ~948 Th97§
Flctltlout Bu1lne11
Name Statement
The following peraona
are doing bu11neu aa
MY REAL ESTATE
LENDER, 22055 New·
bndge Ot Lake FOfHt
CA 92630
Richard J Teno
22055 Newbndge 01
Lake FO!est, CA 92630 Oebo1ah A Teno
22055 Newbrldge Or
Lake FOfat, CA. 92630
This business 11 oon· d~ed by husband and
Wlfll
Have you started
doOllg busmess yet? No
This stetement was
ltled with the County
Cieri\ of Orange County
on 07/2112000
20006834914
Dally Pilot July V. Aug
3. tO, t7f!200() Th0t5
FICUttou9 lu9lntN ... ,,,.~
The lolowlng f*tonl
are doillQ butlneu u :
NETPROl=ITUSA,COM,
111400 Pacific Co.tit
Hlghwsy, Huntlogton
8eldl, CA 92049
Tech Marllellng Sefv.
ic.., LlC, (CA), 1tl400
PaClflc Coaet Hlahway,
Huntington BHcfi, CA
92§49
This buslnellf le con·
duded by: 0 Limited Lia·
bifity Co
Have you slatted
doing buelneea yet?
Vo, July 1, 2000
Tech Marketing S.rv·
lcae, LLC. Etienne
Weidemann. CEO
This 1ta1ement was filed with the Coooty
Cieri( of Orenge County
on 07/31/2000
200011835735 Oa~ Pilot Aug 3, 10, J7 ~ 4, 2000 Th038
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR BIDS
Sub1ect to cond11lons
P'escobed by the under·
llglled sealed bods !Of a
Lu111e> Sum Contract are
1nv1ted tor the loflowtng
Work
AIR HANDLER
REPLACEMENT
SOCIAL SCIENCE
LAB I MEO SCI E
PROJECT NO. 991921
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA, IRVINE
IRVINE. CALIFORNIA
92697
PROJECT DESCRIP·
TION: Work covers all
operations required and
nece111ary lo the oom-
plele demolltlon and ,...
moval ot the a~fled
exlating heating,
ventllaUng, and air oon-
d1tlonlng end building
systems lof 1he lnstaUa·
lion o1 a n-HV AC eys-
t em
ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION
COST: "45,000.00
Acttdoue ..,.,,.... ,.,......., ..... The ~ '*'°"' The ptlf90ftt .,. ~ butiilnMt u : .,.. ..
Sea Ptffz. SeMca, I) 111111 , lnc.1 b)
1841 LIM Snet, Hl.r'll· Sllopleh.oom, c) lnalorl Beed\ CA 92S4& Waglo llr8'*Y Colleo-
Chrtt J. Fishef, 1841 tlOnt. 30'1 f IV')' Glenn
Lake St., Huntington Dri¥9, S. 112. LAouna Bead\ CA 92148 Nlauet. • ~ 02077-15018
Thlt bu81na" 19 oon-J• · f nctuatriea, lno., ducted by. an lndilllcMI (C~l. ~11 Ivy Otenn "lave you 9tarted Drtve, {illte 112. Leouna ~ buelneu )'917 No NkJI*, CA 92t7Mi018 Chtli Fisher nlle blillneae Is 0011·
This atatement wu duded W; a oorpor11Jon
llled with the County H9y1 you ttarted
Cieri( o1 Orange County ~ buafriNe yet? No
on 07131/2000 lllit lnduatrlea. Inc ..
2000'8Hnt ~ Brown, CEO &
Dally Pilot Aug. 3, 10, Pt ... I Z. 24. 2000 Ih04§ This ltatement wH filed with the County Flctltlou• ButfneH Cltlll o1 Orange County Name S~t on 07131/2000
The following pet90l'l8 2000ll35702 are doing ~ u: ~ Pilot Aug 3, 10.
THE WOOOSHOP, 1L.~4. 2000 Th035
1034 Center S1reet. A 7.
Co.ea MMa. CA 82827 Scott Mufdocll, 1975 F\Jllerton AV8flU8, Cotta
Meea, CA 92627
Oavld Jones. 4911 Rtvir Ave.. Newport
Beach, CA 92662
This bualne11 ii con-
ducted ~ e general
partnership
Heve you started
doing buslneu yet? Vea, 5-1-00
This statement wu
!lied with the County
Clerk ol Orange County
00 07121/2000 20008834924
O.l!'i Pilot July 27. Aug
3, 10. 17, 2000 'Tl\022
Fictitious BualneH
Name. Statement
The follOwift9 persons
are doing busine8s as·
Make II Happen. In-
ternational, 2 t 122 Rtd'I
mond Clr1<:e HuntingtO<' Beacn. CA 92646
Wayne Brown. 21122
Richmond Ctrcle HUl'l·
IOgor1t Beach. CA 926--8
Fran Brown 21122
Richmond Ctrcle. Hurtt-
lrlgton Beach CA 92646
This business is .:on.
ducted by: husband and
wrle
Fktitlout Buslnna
Name Statement
ni.. foflowlnQ persona
lft doing ~ U '
RECON IMPROVE·
MENTS, 3101 Yellow· .~ Drive, Cotta
Meet, CA 92t!28
J. Wnley Jollnaon,
3101 Velowslone Onve.
CCt19 Meea. CA 92628 Thtl bueineN 11 con-~ by: an lndMdual
Have you alerted c q bullnesa ye1? Yea
"31·98 J. w.-., Jollneon
Thie statement was
I 1ed with the County
Cieri( ol Orange County
on 07/1812000
20009834514
Ody Pilot July 20. 27.
Ayg. 3. 10. 2000 Th007
Flctltloua Bualneaa
Name Statem.nt
The following persons
are doing tiu.iness as: a) CROW FAN CLUB·
.COM. bl THE COMIC
SHOP COM. 9582 .... m-llton Avenue, Huntington
Beach, CA 92630
John H Del Rio.
24362 Twig Street. Lake
F<lfest, CA 92630
NOTE: Prime Bid-
ders wno do noc meet
the quallflcatlon1 In
the Contract Docu·
manta may not M
ellalble f()( •wen!.. lliddlng Documents Have you sti rted Wiii be available to Bid-doing t>usmess yet?
This. business 1s coo·
duded by. an 1ndMdual
Have you started
doing bus'"8$S yet? No
John H Del Rio
defS on FRIDAY, Yes, 7·24-2000
AUGUST 11 2000 and J This statemen1 was w111 be i_,.d at ' filed with the County
DESIGN I Clellc ol °'8nge County
CONSTRUCTION on 07/3tntXYJ ~ERV ICES 2000M35714
Unlversdy of cai~omca Dally ~1101 Aug 3, 10.
Irvine ' 17. :24. 2000 Th054
3500 8efUley Place
Irvine, CA 92697·2450
(~) 824-6630
Hot line:
(949) 824-8117
81dd1ng Documents Wlll no1 be available to
Prime Bidders alter·
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18,
2000.
Checks lor a non·,..
fundeb'le fee WI" be re-qUtred In tha amount ol
$25.00 per set of Bid·
ding Documents
Checks are to made 10
The Aaoenta ot the Unt-v8fllly d Caldomoa "
Sealed Btdt wlll not
accepted after
2:00 P.M., FRIDAY,
AUGUST 25, 2000.
Bid Security 1n tte
amount ot 1 O'li. ol tle
~ Sum Bue Bid. IX·
eluding ahemates. uall
eccompany Nell ~· The Surety ias111ng
Bid Bond shell be. on
Bid Oudllne, 1111
th• lateat pubh
Stale ol California.
partment ol lnso
1111 ol ll'WUfert nad
ID TrwiACI Surety sY•· enc. In Thie State
A manda!OfY
Conference and
dlt<>ty Pte-&d
Wiii be oond FRIDAY, AUG ti,
2000, be lnnlng
promptly al A.M".
Perti<:lpentt 11 meet
It,
This statement was
fDed with the County
Cieri\ ol Orange County on 07118/2000
20C>Oe834570
Dally Piiot July 20, 27,
Aug 3. to. 2000 ThQQ5
Bsc em
NOTICE OF
PETITION
TO ADMINISTER
ESTATE OF:
RONALD
P. FISCHER aka RONALD PAUL
FISCHER aka
RONAlD FISCHER
CASE NO. A2035&2
To en helre. benef1·
cierln. creditor•. cont·
lngent cted1tora, and
persone who may other·
-be fnll(eeted 11'1 the w!ll ()( ellale, Of boll\, of
RONALD P FISCHER
aka RONALD PAUL FISCHER Ilea RONALD
FISCHER A PETITION FOR
PROBATE hu been
hied by FRANCINE L.
FISCHER 1n Ille Supe.
riot Court of Caltfomia. Coon1v ol ORANGE
THt PETITION FOR ~TE requests that
FRANCINE L. FISCHER
be appointed ea per· sonal rep<esent1t1ve lo
edminist8< tne est.ate ol
the decedent
THE PETITION re-
quell1 aU111orlty to ed·
minlstM 1he estate under
the Independent Admln·
latratlon of E.statas Act.
(This Authority wm etlow
the pereonal repreMnt·
alive lo like many ec·
tlons without obt11n1ng
court approval Before
taking certain very Im·
portlOI aC1ion8. how·
-·the penionaJ repr• e.llldlve wdl be rwqulred
to gov• nolt<;8 to in·
f*eec.d J*'IOlll unlese !tl8Y ha\19 waived nocice °' consented to Ille
propoeed actionJ The lndependenl e minla·
tra!IOfl tUlhooty will be
l>fV!led UnleM an In·
..,...., pet'IOll ,.. In
~ 10 lhe pMlllor'I
and lhowl good '** wtiy 1t1e oourt thould nee
grenl .. alAhomy
A HEARING on the
petJlion Wiii be held on SEPTEMeE.R 7, '2000 et
1'.45 p,m. In 0aot L73
loceted ti 341 the City
Drtve South, Ofange,
CA 92868.
IF YOU OBJECT to
lhe aranlQi ol the 1*1-llon. -you ellolAd appelt
at lhl l'IMring end •te
your obfactlcln• °' file written objectlont With
tM court before tht
heiring. Your ap• peerance mey be In I*·
eon Ot by ~ enomey.
If YOU AAE A CAEO.
fTOA "' OOl 1411_,. end-.,, d lhe ..... you
rrA.i Ne Yll'lf *"' WWI the OOUff Md md • copy '° fie pereonal ,. ,......_,.~"Y !tie ~ ...., lout
manltle from fie ... of flelrll--CllM·
"" • pnMdld In ~ ~ Codit WGlofl tlOO. 'TM .. tot ...... • nee ..,.. betof9
four "'°""' lfOlll flt ~ ,... tl04ICed
above. YOU MAY iXAMHE
,"~\~ ~ .. -.....
" ,.. . ...,i
F~ lu.tneea
Nam. 81.ltement
The lollowt~
.,. doing -FISHIN<J' ROOS UN·
LIMITED, 11Je8 Newport
81¥d., Colta Meea. c..
fomla 11327
Sean Palnok Canova,
387 E. 18th St #5,
eo.!a Mffl, Ca-lomla
92827
Thia buslnne it ooo·
ductad by: an lndMdual
Have you atarted
doing buelnua yet? No
Seen Canova
This atatement waa
filed with Ille County
Cllt'k of ~ County
on 07118/2000
2000NMe11
Dally Pltol J.iv 20, 'Z7,
Aug. 3. 101 1®0 Th980
Flctltlou• 8ualneu
Name Statement
The lollowtng ~
are doing~ u MOBILE NEUAO
SERVICES. 2900 Pert!
Newpot1 1232, N11wpot1
8eecfl, CA 92eeO
Richard Earl Conway.
2900 Park Newport
8232, N11wpot1 Beach,
CA 926eO
Thie bullness it con-
ducted by: an ~
Have yoow atarted
doing bualneu yet?
Vu. 3-1-00
Richard Eart Conway
Tiils stafement was
filed with 1 the County
Cieri( of Orange County
on 07/18/2000
20006834569
Dally Ptlot July 20, 27,
Aug. 3. 10. 2000 Th004
Flctltlout Bu1lne11
Neme Statement
The ~ollowing persons
are doing business u :
JC A11orts, 1555 South Coast Highway,
Laguna Beach, CA
92651 JC Re90rls LLC ([)et.
aware), 533 Coast bou-
lev1rd South La Jolla.
CA 92037
This busmeu ts con-
ducted by a Ltn11ted Lia·
blhty Co
Have you stllrted
doing business yet?
y ... January 18. 2000
Paul L Reed
Tht1 statement was
filed witti the County
Cler1t ol e>r.nge County
on 08/04/2000
20008838195
Oally P,toc Aug 10, 17 t
24. 31. 2000 lli064
Fictitious ButlneH
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as:
THE TRAINING ZONE, 16&6 Newport Blvd ..
Coeta Mesa. C1htornla
92627
Sean Patrick Canova.
367 E. 1 Bth S1 , 15,
Costa Mesa, Calltornla
92627
Th19 business 1s con-
ducted by an •~
Heve you started
doing buslnea yet? No
Sean Canova
Thia statement wes
flied with the County
Cl9rtl ~ Orange County
on 07/t8/2000
2000U34f12
0.,/y Piiot July 20, 27,
Aug 3. t 0. 2000 Th979
Flctltlous Butlnns
Name Stetement
The loltowlng persons
ere doing ~ IS
Seagull Cele, 713 E
811t>Oa Blvd • Newpot1
BMc:tl, CA 92663
Luong O Nguyen.
7700 010 Avenue,
Canoga Partt, CA 9t306
Th11 buslneas Is con·
dueled by. an lnckvtdual
Have you •tarted
doing bu1lness yet?
Yes. 6/15"00
Luong 0. Nguyen
This statement was
liled with the County
Cieri! of Onange County
on 07/14/2000
2000U34292
Dally Pllol July 20, 27,
Aug 3. tO 2Q()() Th990
Flctltlout Bualneaa
Name Statement
The lol.lowlng pe1'8()1'11
ere doing buel""9 u
FuU SeMce Aoonng,
t t037 Werner Ave.,
Suite 158, Foutu.on VaJ.
i.y, CA 92708
Christopher Mk:hell
L-. 1835 Sen A9fno
Drive, Corona. CA
92882
This bullneM 18 oon-~ by en lndlYldUll
Have you 1tarted =::ie::J:i No
Lowla
This ltltemet'll WU
filed with Iha ~
Ct8fk ol Or1inge Coun6' on 07/21/2000 IOOOMMl15
Delly PilOI JlJf1 XT, Aug.
3. 10. lZ 2000 Th012
Flc:tltJou9 BuslnH•
Name Stet.l'Mnt
The folloowlnp l*90nt
are doing~ u
Innovative Conc.pta,
119 S1111a Berbera,
Ir.Me, CA 82e06
Daniel Ochoe, 119
Santa Bart>ara, lnnne.
CA 92608
This bu&I-II con-
ducted by: an lndMdual
Have you 1tarted
doing bullneu yet? No Daniel Ochoa
Tiii• ettfement waa
filed with the County Olerll ol Orange County
on 07/t4/2000
2000t8M301 Ody Pilot July 20, 27,
Aug. 3. tO. 2000 Th993
FlctltJoue Butlnua
Name Statement
The follow1ng peflOOI are doing business as
TRIAD COMMERCIAL
636 Bak8< Street. Costa
~. CA 92626-4433 Bruce W ParSQOI, 8
Winthrop, Newport
Beach, CA 92660
Th18 bu11ness 18 con-
ducted by an 1ndl\1Qial
Have you started
doing bullness yet?
Yes, Juty 1, 1992
Bruoe W Pareons
ThtS statement was
tiled With the County
Clerk of Orange County
on 07118/2000
20006834566 011ty PilOt July 20, 27,
AUQ. 3. 10. 20QQ Th006
Flctltloua Buslne11
Neme Statement
The following persons
are doing business as.
Biotrends Heallh Care
Research, 3~ Anne
Circle, Huntington
Beach. CA 92649
Susan J. Marquez,
3206 Anne Citcie, Hunt·
ingtoo Beach, CA 92649
'fhJS buSlness is COO·
ducted by: an indtVldual
Have you started domg business yet?
Yes, 4122m.
Susan J. Matquez
This statement was
flied with the County Clef1I ol Orange County
on 07/14/2000
20006834285
Oatly Pi!Ot July 20, 'Z7
AuQ 3, tO. 200<>" Th966
Fictitious Buslneaa
Nalf\e Statement
The fotk>Wlng pe<sons
are doing business as STAR NAILS, 1810 W
Whrt11ef BM! . La Hain, CA 90631
Gary A Schmidt.
19702 Partcview Terraoe Yort>a Lmda, CA 92886
K1eu Quoc Schmidt',
19702 Parttvlew Ter·
race, Yorba Linda, CA
92886 ms bUSlne55 ls COO·
dUcted by: husband and wife
Have you started
doing business yet? No
This stttement wu
fifed wrth the County
Clerk of Orange County
on 07121/2000 . 2000M34913
Deily Pilot July 27, Aug
3 tO. 17. 200Q ThQI 1
Fictitious Bu•lnns
Name Statement
The following P8flOOS
are doing busmess as
1 on t lEAStNO. 1000
South Coast Drive,
tA20t, Colla Mesa. CA
92626
George Matthew
Barulk:h. 1000 Sou1h
Co11t Onve. R20t. Costa Mesa, Ca 92626
This business os con·
ducted by: an 1~
Have you started
doing bualnesa yet?
Yes. !>-15-00
George
Barulich
M e If hew
This statement wes
filed with the County
Cieri! ~ Orange County
on 07131/2000 200C>e835701
Dally Pilot Aug. 3. 10.
17, 24. 2000 Th05Q
FlctJtloua Buslnea•
Name Statement
The followlnQ petSOnl ere doing buslneM ea
The Landlcape Com·
piny, 1031 Windsor t... Tustll\ CA 92780
Ma/11 A. OelCrognale,
t031 Wl~r Lane,
TUltln. CA 92780
Kem M. Kubiak. 1010
8uc:bigham t..., New·
port Beedl. CA 92e60
This buelM$S le con-
ducted by. • general
partnership
Have you 1tarted
~~~No
TNI stetament we1
llled Whh IM CQunty
C*1' ot Or.,. Coutll'J on OMMl2000
2000MH211 Dlilly Pilot Aug. 1 o. 17.
24. 31. 2000 lH0§9
flctttloUI Bualneu
Flctttloue eu.lneea Name Stetefnent
Name StatlNntnt The lollowlnJa P«IOtlt
The followj~ are doing ~ u:
at9 doing •• Olll ~ C!Mnere,
I) ~le Flnanclel ~ ~ Ptcwy., IM'»a
S.rvlcea, bl S.1· ED. Ad11n1 Oty ~nee, 1'7621 eaec Cleamtrw Inc., (C"J, 11ttl St., llK, Tuatfn, 54195 Alon Atwy, 1Mne
CA '2180 CA~ CrliO w ao.tdlnen, 11* bulllrieee .. oon-
27 ~ EM. lrttne. ~ w. • cotpOo'llon ~~ 11 con-Have rou lltrted
clacl9d by, "' hMcMI dairlg tMfr\Ma ~ No Heve ~ etattect e:o. Ad1m1 Oty
.._ ... ---... -No CIMntta Inc., ~ _...,,. --,..... ...._ P&nnlf ............ 14 ~ w ........ Thie ••• ,..,. ...
Thlj ....... ... Ned ... .. ~ =-~=°'*~~ on om 1111111-7 on 11111111'• Ollr ,.. ~IO.. n. ~ PIDt ,_. 10. 11.
,. s. IQ.~ Diil -· -DM
Thundoy, August 10, 2000 a;
F1ot1Uoue lualnM•
Name s~ The lollowlng per1IOl'lt
are doing~ ea
KlnMdl and AMocletee.
2001 Swen Onw Colt• Mtee. CA 9282tl 0.Vld Relph Kinkade.
2001 Swan onv., eo.i.
Meee, CA 92829
Su11n EliHbelh
Kinkade, 2001 Swan
Drive. Colla M.... CA
92626
Th11 buslne1t I.I con·
ducted by: hulband and
wife
Have you ie' led doing bullneu yet No
011/ld Relph
Thia 11alement waa
hied wt1h the County
Clerk of Or1nge County on 07/14/2000
2000'834304
08lly Pllol July 20, 27,
Aug 3. 101 2000 Th9!!'
Fictitious BuslneH
Name Statement
The lolloW1ft9 pe<IOOI .,. doing~ ..
JagCo l>tumblng Con·
su1tan1s 12300 ulec Av·
enue •212. Fountam
VaJJtr./. CA 92708
Lyle Edw81d Grelowsk1 12300 L1l1c Avenue
#212, Foun111n Valley
CA 92708
Sabine Jutta Greiowsk1.
12300 Liiac Avenue
#212, Fountam Valley
CA 92708
This busmeas is con-
ducted by husband and
wile
Have you s1arted
doing business yet? No
Lyle Edward Grelowsk1
Sab4ne Jutta Grelowstu This statement wa s
filed with the County
Clerk of Orange County on 07/t4/2000
20008834291
011ly Pilot July 20. 27,
Aug 3. 10. 2000 Th965
Flctltloua Business
Name S'-tement
The following persons
are doing bullness as
ALL EAR DOCTORS
HEARING SERVICES,
tn32 8eectt Blvd •C. Huntington Bea<:h, CA
92647
Richard 0 Castanon.
M o 17732 Beach
Blvd •C, Hunttngtoo
Beech, CA 92647
Paula G Castanon.
t 7732 8eacn Blvd IC,
Huntington Bffch. CA
92§47
This bu1ine1S II con-
ducted by 1 general
partnerehlp
Hive you started
doing buslnen yet?
Yes, t995
Paule G. C.stanon
This atatement w11
filed with the County
Clerk ol Orange County
on 07/t 412000
20008834307
Daily P11ot July 20, 27,
Aug, 3. 10. 2000 Th983
Flctltlout Bu1lnaa1
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as
Ovantum Uv1ng. 17261
Gothard Strfft •42
Hunhngton Beach. CA
92647
Lenore Aleaa Waring
t 7261 Gothard Street
142, Hunttnqton Beach.
CA 92647
This bullneu 11 con·
dueled by an •ndt>!dual
Have you star1ed
dc>!ng bus1neu y11?
Y91, Sept 1991
LIOOl'e Aleo Wanng
This llatemenl WH
filed with the County
Cleffl o1 Or ango County
on 07118/2000
20008834555
Detty PllOI July 20, 27.
Aug 3. 10. 2000 Th9?9
Fictitious Bu1lne11
Name Statement
The lollow1n~ peraons
are doing busi-es
Col!IHa "SWlmmlng Pool
Service and Repair.
1245 Logan Avenue.
Suite K ea.ta Mesa, CA
92626
Victor M Rodnguez.
t245 Logan Avenue
Suite K, Cotla Mesa.. CA
92826 nwe OOSIMU .. oon·
duc:Ced bV an tndMcbll
Have you 1tarted
doing buatneu yet? v... '*-rv 11199
Vldof Rodnguez
This 119!_,t Wll
filed with 1he County
Qent ol Oranee Colny on 07131/2000
IOOOU35711 0.1~ Pllol Aug 3. 10, 17 I 4, 2000 Tt02
Flctltlout BuslMN Name Staament
FlcOOout BuslnetS
Name ltNment
The lolloW'l~rtona ate doina I ti
OOUBl.EWAVE. ®242
Sptuc:. Avenue, N..-
port Beedl. CA 92eeO
John A. P~lloe
20242 Spruce Avenue, ~:;en Beach. CA
Thia bullllHI .. con-
cluded by: an lndtvlduel
Have you 1t1rted
doing ~ yet? No
John A Papadopouloa
This steternent was
filed with the County
Cieri( ot Orange County
on 07/14/2000
200088343ff
Dally Pilot July 20, 27,
Aug 3. 10. 2000 Th995
Flctltlous Butlnett
Name St.atament
The following pelSOns
are doing busmeu as
Chrl11opn1r Winkler.
1048 Irvine Suite 151
Newport Beach CA
92660
Chnstopher Frederrck
Winkler t 048 Irvine
Su111 151 Newport
Beach. CA 92660
This buStness IS con-
oucted by an tndM<1taJ
Have you s1ar111d
doing bustn86S yet? No
Chnllopher Fredenck
Wtnkler
Th15 sta1emer11 was
hied with tne County
Clert. ol Orange Coonty on 07/1812000
20006834563
Oa11y Pilot July 20 27
Aug 3. 10. 2000 ThOOO
Flctltlou1 Business
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as
Oerma·Sense 175S Or·
ange Ayenue •C Costa
Mese CA 92627
Samuel T V1daurreta
1525 N Broadway
S1ree1 Sanla Ana CA
92703
This busmess is con·
ducied by an 1ndi111oua.1
Have you started
doing business yet?
Yes 712!!JOO
S.muet T Vtdeurreta
Th11 statement was
hied Wtlh the Coanty
Clertt ol Onange County
on 07131/2000
2000l835739
Dally Pilot Aug 3, 10,
17, 24. 2000 Th032
Flctttloua Butlrleaa
Name Statement
The totlowlng persons
are doing busmess as·
Auto Markel, 2115 S.
Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Nader Am1rva(ld, 214t
Ltane ·Lane, N Tusttn.
CA 92705
This busmess is con·
ducted by· an indtvtdual
Have you started
dotng busineas yet'1
Yea, 8·20-96
Nader Am1rvand
This statement was
hied with the County
Cieri( ol Orange County
00 07131/2000
2oooe835717
Daily Pilot Aug 3. 10
17, 24, 2000 Tl\036
Fictitious Business
Name Statement
Ttie follOwtng persons
are doing bu$1n8SS as
Natural Nails by Daisy
615 E Balboa Blvd .
Newport Beach CA
92661
Le Hing Tntle 8332
C11neg1e Ave Wesl·
m1051er CA 92683
This business is ooo-
ducted by an 1ndMduat
Have you started doing business yet? No
Le Hang Thie
This statement was
flied with the County
Cieri! o1 Orenge County
on 07131/2000
20006835736
Dally Pilot Aug. 3. 10,
)7. 24. 20QQ Tl1037
Flctltlout Bu1lnesa
Name Statement
The followlng persons
11e doing buainess as
Rea.I Time Duplication,
7 MOjO Court, Newport
BMch, CA 92fl63
Gina Stem. 7 MOfO Court. Newport Beach,
CA 92663 Thts buSlnHS IS COft-
ducled by an ll1dMOual
Have you stsrted
odlng business y11?
Yes. 6·2-00 Gina Stem
Th• ltatement wu
lrled "'1th the County
Cl..-ol Onange ec.ny on 07114/2000
2oooel34213
Dally Piiot .My 20. 27,
"4IQ 3, to1 2900 Th984
Fi.dttoua ..,,,...
Name StMltMnt
The I~ l*9QfW
-dol"1 bl.tlilMI -SAi.ON 'MAX. 31!0§ W MacArthur IA, Santa
Ma, Ca 9270'·
Mb Pong, 1001 E New YO!fil SlrNt, Long
BMc:h. CA 90813
This buatnMe le ootl-
ducled by-an ln(IMdual
Have you 1tarled
doing bu1inea1 yet?
YH, JulV t , 2000
Max Pong
Ths statement was
flied with the County
Clerk ol Orange County
on 07114/2000
20C>oe834290
Dally PdOI July 20, 27
Aug 3. f o, 2000 Th99§
FlctJtiou• Bu1lneaa
Neme Statement
The following PeflOl'IS
are doing business H
P l.aSSlst com. t25 E
Baker f245 Costa
Mesa CA 112626
Vantage Card Corpo-
ra1ton (CA). 125 E
Baker f245 Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
Thts b\.ls1ness is con-
ducted by a oorpcnbOn
Have you started domO bl$ness yet? No
Vantage Card Corpo-
ration. Shanr1ar S
Ahabad1 PreSldenl
This statement was
l1led with the County
Cler11 ol Orange County
on 07131/2000
20006835734
Daily Pilot Aug 3 10
t7, 24, 2000 !h()39
Fictitious Buslne11
Name Statement
The following periOOs
are doing busmess as
NEWPORT OCEAN
SAILING ASSOCIA·
TION 2527 w Coast
Highway. Newport
Bead!, CAL 92663
Nosa Inc (CAL) 629
Terminal Way e25
Costa Mesa CAL 92627 Tn1s buSlness is c~
ducte<l by a COfP0"81lon Have you started
doing bustness yet?
Yes Apnl 2000
This statement was
hied With the County Clertt cl Olenge County
on 07121/2000
20006834918 Darty Pllol July 27 Aug
3. 10. 17. 2000 Th014
Flctitloua Butlneu
Name Statement
The tolloW1np persons
are doing business as
Stiller & Associates,
2347 Purdue Drove.
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
Michael Stiller, 2347
Purdue O""e, Costa Mesa. CA 92626
This business Is con-
ducted by. an 1ndMdual
Have you started
domg business yet? No
Michael Stlller
This statement waa
flied with tne County
Cler11 ol Orange County on 07/14/2000
20006834298
Oatly Pdol July 20, 27
~ 3. tO, 2000 Th992
Actltlous Butlneaa
Name Statement
The following penons
are dotng businest as
Touch cl Success 6875
Adam Ave Huntington
Beach. CA 92648 Karen Vaugl!ter 3901
Par1cl/le1¥ 5-A llWle CA
92612
nus bus•ness is oon-
dueled by an unm· cOfP()l'at6d assoel.&tton
Olhef than a partnership
Have you started
domg business yet?
Yes. 2·97
Karen Vaugllter
Tn1s statement 'Nas
filed wuh the County
Cler11 ol Orange County
on 0713112000
200Ge835725
Dally Pilot Aug 3, 10,
17, 24, 2000 Th0'9
f ictitious Buslnua
Name Statement
The fOllowlng ~
811 doing busonese as Cot~1ate Doll Com·
pany 113 Jade Ave
Balboa Island CA
92662
Claudene Chn11ian.
113 Jade Ave Balboe
lstard CA 92662
This business IS con-
ducted by an ~
Have you started
doing ~ yet? No
Claudene Chnsuan
ThtJ statement WU
flied with the County
Qent of Orange County
on 0712tl2000 2000N34117
Deily Pilot My 27 Aug
31 tOI 17. 2000 Th0l3
The followl~. Flctttloua Butlneu Flctftlout Bu•IMM
.,. doing u Name Stetement Naf"9 Stat.mem Mertln & Anodltea. ]he lollowlng peraon1 The follo;or1ng perwona
LLC. 2031 Orchard are dOing buslnnl u · are doing bull-. aa
DIM, N9Wl>Qf1 8"ctt, FINANCIAL OES!GfllS DP Loglellce, &37 t
CA 926&0 GROUP, 16081 Mallg9 ~ntt• Dme. Hunl· Martin & AleocillH. Lane, Sutte 8, Hunt· 1na1on Ollld\, CA 921141
LlC, (CA). 2031 Or· ~ Beed'I CA 1121147 'W1111.em Pratt, 8371
cl'latd Orfve. N•wpor1 Shlrte_y .Ann Moore, Munai.. Ol'lve. HUnt·
Beed\ CA 92980 2873 E So. FtllY!ew .... IMch, CA 92141 ni. butlnNe Iii con-Street. Santa Ant, CA Cynlhll Pmt. 837t ~ by. Limited Lia-92704 ~un.1t< °""· HUnl·
blllty Ca. Thie bUtfnete ii cort-lrllllOtl IMch. CA t2&4e Have you alerted duCttd by. en lncMdull Thia bullnMe ii ~
dolnD Mlnfft yet? Have you atarted ~td by • OM*1ll v .. 4-14~ dOW'll ~~No pe~
M.ntn & AaodatM, ~ Nrf1 ~ Have you 1tert ..
LlC. Jotll'I T. Ml11"'· Thiit •ai.nent wes dOr'O ......,_ ~ No
Pr..-m flied Wiii !tie Collnty wa.n 1'Tall Thie •leftltnt WH Qtr\ ol ()rMOt CWlCy Thia lbMlllenl ... lled ~ lhe CoufltY lllect .... &tie ~
Otr\ °' Onnu-Coln( 1111 llMNl' a.tt al 0.-. CounlY on 01f1~ ._, Plot ·.Mt '11. Awa.. on 0741121000
llll IU4111 1. IQ. 11. M 1ld 111111 •NI ~ Piaf .,.., ,20, r7. ~ .... -,. 10,
AMI s. 10. JQllO D9 ITAmrrr Of ~ m TM
MAMMll EM GI' ... GI' fCiiiiUUI w1naum
Fk:dttou9 .,,,,_..
~ lbtlllWll ~:-M ,_,.,, nn .
Harbor Blvd . 1141,
cceg Mtea. CA l2029
Jeltety V-.;vt. 4029 w Calell9, !atu Ana.
CA 91723 Jett.ry Vaughn, 4(J29 w c.ie.. SetU Ana. CA 91723
Thia t>uainet1 is con-
ducted by co-pertnerl
Have you 1tarted
do4tlQ butllleM v-t'I No Jeffery Veughn
Th11 1te1-1nent wae hied With the County
Cleltl ol Ora~ Coor1'y
on 07 / t 81'2000
2000IU4MI
Oetly Plioc J\Ay 20. 27,
Aug 3, 10. 2000 JbWl
Fictitious Bu•lnest
Name Statament
The following persona
are doing ~SS H
Great Chps for Ha1r
118102 2701 Harbor
Blvd Suite 0-6 Coet•
Meu CA 92626 Mane ci.p. Inc 8588
Rockltsn C11cl1. Foun·
lain Valley CA 92708
Tiits bus.nesa • con-
duc1ad by I corpotal>On
Have you 1t1rted
doing bus11'18U yet? No
Mine Clips, Inc
Salvatore Longo, PrHI·
dent
This statement w11
filed with the County
Cieri\ of Orange County
on 0713112000
20008835701
Daily P1lo1 Aug 3 10.
17, 24 I 2000 Th033
Fictitious Buslneaa
Name Swtement
The following peri.ons
are doing bu11ness as
Eller s Tree Service
2051 Newport Blvd .
Costa Mesa CA 9~27
L p Landscapong Inc
tCA) 1927 A Hart><x
Blvd • 137 Costa
Mesa CA 92627 Tn1s builneSI is con·
dueled by a CO<p()flbon Have you started
do<ng business yet?
Yes 7-t-00
L P Lanoscaptng
Inc Lee EBer Pres.den! This slatement was
hied w1tn the County
Cler11 ol Orange Coun!y
on 0711 &r.!OOO
20006834567
Daily Ptlol July 20 27
Aug 3. 10, 2000 ThOOt
Flctltlou1 Butlnesa
Name Statement
Th• following persons
are doing bus;ness as
a) J Jansen Oe$tgnl. b)
Artworthy, c) Oeligner
Costume Jewelry 2424
Newport Boulevud.
Costa Mesa CA 92627
Judy Jansen. t55 East
23rd Street. Costa
Mesa. CA 92627 This business Is con-
ducted by 1n lod<viduli
Have you 1tarted
dOlng bu11neas y11?
Yes 0512612000
Judy Jansen
This statement WIS !tied with Ille County
Cle"-ol 0ra,. County
on 0713t'2000
2000MS58N
De.tty Poloi Aug 3 t 0
17, 24, 2000 ThQ29
Flctltlou• Bu11nu1
Name Stntment
The following persons
are oo.no bu•m•ss 11
Billboards etc. 12881
Knoll Suole 1 t 9 Ge!Oen GtOVe CA 92845
Jene Kenna th
Brewer 30t0 A South
Bradlo. Santi Ma. CA
927l r · •sa is oon-dv.11 , ~
~. , u started
dol"9 u... ..,~ yet? No
J-Ktinnf\M are-
Thi' ;f.1te1"9nt WIS
hied 11ti 1'1.-County
Clelll ct Or •nge County
on 07/21/2000
2000NS4t30
Deity Piiot July 27. Aug.
3, 10. 17. 2000 Th029
Rctltioue .,..,...
Name Statement
The lollowtng pef9one
are doing~ ..
N1t•N•t1 Enterp,_,
881 W Vldona, Costa
Meta. CA 92627 Knsten R-Cehlll. 881 W VIClona, Co.ta
Meee. CA 8:1628 Oeenna Hope Smlttl.
25201 Cost-.., laiiune
._CA 926.5.3 Thie bUllnnl ie ~
ducted bV. a general
pertnershio
Have you 1tarted ~ ~ 'f9f'I No
ThlS --~ WN filed wtltl the COunty
Clel1I al Ol'ange COl.ny
on 07121/2000
JOOOllS4UI ~l"tt~27~
'JfJ•'IJ,
Ratn aud dea<ili:aw are mhjcet to change
wicboot noc.il~. The 1.uLllw Tt;.¥.rws thr
~t to tto60t, tttlas! i!y, m'Ue or ft'jed
any dassi.fied ad~'trtiaemtilt. Pit.aw rtpOrt
any mor that mav be in your classifJtd ad
immediately. 1110 Daily Pilot ACCt{>~ no ·
liabiJit)' for any error in an advermcmcnt
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PrudenUal ullfomla Realty, Balboa
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c..-.c COllfl DtVlll .. FON> lllUITAHQ LX '14 OMAR SHARIF ...... Ociod ...., <*. H11oi.lle1li, n11d1 1~. loW"" $:1'00 abo ~~ and TANNAH HIRSCH
• Survey Phone Interviewer IM9-72M279 7/IJ4·n~7
•No Sales ~S.10~ .. QlllC J/1///11'( .. WHOSE BF.ST FRIEND?
• Paid Training/Benefits 51pd. • po.,.. bltlb ' •wo.-.sam llMring, am-Im CUM!i., 15210011*7 11,lllO Nofth-Soulh vulnerable. West dmls. usually lake more room IO dacr1be • Positive Work Environment (7,000 , 7t4"12:W148 LANO llOVSI than iuv11lable. • Flexible Scheduling ctwvt* COftClllfdt '15 31 k NfWPOAT HACH NORTH Soullt's 1wo diamonds aflcr pus-NM40-6445 • Full and Part-time mi. 3.5 illr :%. **>. II.no • K 1096 1111 on the fim round was naiural root. lolded. • 1 OWlllf • HONDA ACCORO '19 Q KJ5 3 deipile the facl that II WIS Weat's For further information: H.•~· 949-644-2326 2 dool, auto. alr, l>Oftf o Vold first-bid suit NOfth, who redoubled
aturln~. S3850. •Q8752 for n:scue, askma ~ to btd
949 -474-7900 (x710) Ctiryaler 300M 1999 IM9-723· 504. WEST EAST another 8UJI, WIS l)orrified to find IWO Champagne, leathtrAoaded •QJ H • 852 diamonds redoubled become the final Irvine 301t 1111, $23,500 p<rvat• LEXUS ES-300 'II Black, Q 96 Q Ql0874 contract. but South had nowhere IO
don dusatko@gallup.com party. Ctll • 780-219-1817 1'!l INlhtf lnt•nor. gold O AKJ52 0 8 go. •
CORVETTE '14 pldelge, IOO-IOOI. 1 owner, • J 10 • AK64 West red the top of panne:r'a suit.
21 k ....... -· ill leMce rlCOldl, !*feet SOUTH Declarer won with the ICC, cashed
-; 1~ =:I .. .= $10,500 11&,990 IM9-119.on1 • A3 the ace and~ of $pades and ruffed
•11 SR.OYIDT ~71IO Q A2 •spade 1n h Cross1~ io the lung
1£RVICES DOOGE DURANGO ... LEXUS 0 Q 1097 6 4 3 of llearu. declarer I dummy's
~ ES300 IEDAH 'ti •93 rcmammg $pllde. In an effort to pro-Muat SH I 14K ml, mote .i:nncf's trumps • .Etst ruffed
18tt Bolton Wal« '81 M00753f2tl2 S2&,l50 4-0, V-6 q. 2 lane The b1ddi~: with e1gh1. declarer ovenuffed P1MM be .. .,. lhel Oul~in Merc's 70's LANO ROVEii wtlM/grey = llhr Wl'b'T "' RTU EAST SOlll'll with the nine and exned w11h a club
the ll1tln91 In ttila ob GPS Lotan NEWPORT BEACH 11'11. Fully CO 10 ,_ IQ ,_ Eut won w11h the krng. cashed the cGegoty may require i lOOOO OClo 949-673-2749 94MCM445 ..., c:tllngtr, ~ • •• ,_ 11'7 l o ace and then slufted tu the queen of you to call a 900 Fon! F150 Pickup '81 bigs.~ pwl ...... Dbl Rdbl .._ Ptis tieuu. Declater and W~ were both number In which moon·rool auto .... down lo noch1ng bu1 llUmP', fO Soulh
lhlr9 " a dlltvt per ... S..swrill Slripf* Wl'llt8 lll'shel, ldrt cond, low clmlta control 34,505 ruffed with the"'' ~ overruffed minute. PtMsura hslwlg bo81. cutty ries, good ..... ,..... ... m1 $29,500/0 80 Opc:rung lead: Nine of Q with the JICk, buc could cake no more ~ 20!1 130 Johnson $2500 obo 714-751·21!2 Ctll 949-27&0053 than the tv.o cop irumps The defend-outboatd molOr poll·~ Yoo will not often find partSCQrc GPS low hrs 7rno new FORD F150 'W ~ ll'ored only cwo club cncb and
"° BUSINESS i I 9,000 N8 949-706-47'28 4WO, towing. b1k1 271(,. LA DtSCOYERY 'W cootrlCtS m the bridge columns. even three trumps. so South racked up 260
OPPORTUNITIES IC7'372412971 $1&,aSO SE7' SZ.000 mitt, thoufh they are fm:tuencly exciting. 'IO(n°' for the redoubled concract and LANO ROV£A clllftl 7 .,...... u this deal p.-ovcs Partials, howevu, 00 for chc rubber NEWPORT BEACH 192 SUf'SIDOCKS 94~5 IS5I003.l304t $24,850 1-~1 1 -c:~1 1 695C~sl /MOORINGS I.AHO ROVER
NEWPORT BEACH PINN be "'"Y o1 out What 94~5 of ar.. comp•nlM. Avalon · C.ltlln1 llllnd Check with ttw local 301t mooring tor sale happens if . LA DISCOVERY '97 LR RANGE AOVEA '91 MERCEDES 580 SEC '88 99 RANGE ROVER U Better 8u1ln111 Bu·
1MU btfoft you Miid 714·~ ·3335 F~, 34K ml, ~·-it! Black/blk, chrome wlleels, tXA4i3207/3100 S49,195 you don't 1552 9 s 19,960 $31,950 119k miles, very snarpl LAND ROVER any money or '"' LAND ROVER for MNlc ... Read 695 CARS~UCKS NEWPORT BEACH LAND ROVER ~ SI 4,.900 949-689-8686 NEWPORT BEACH
and underlt•nd any NANSJSUVS advertise? ,• 949-ecM445 NEWPORT BEACH 949-640·6445 '94M4H445 conlrtcU before you NISS.AH P~ LE '95 •lgn. LR DISCOVERY '97 Bliek, tun( loldld, auto, ... ...,_,.. 8eru
A MOVING SALE All ~ Attdy l.o ~I LA RANGE AOVEA '91 n,500 m . S13,500/0BO Stttlon wagon. Orlglnal
2000 Tffita Tundra blk.
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'524 S19, SO F~, 42K mltMI 949-142-0764 Newport B .. ch owner.
Boat Buelneu on ~ VIS· loaded 500 olf ~SI COSI LAHD ROVER '33 112834 129,950 949~760·6283
lblllly boulevard Grogs >'()! 90 lllfiOlh 045 blll $10 000 NEWPORT BEACH LAHD AOVEA OldMnotlllt 88 LS. '92 umt IS be'-5 & 6 M llton Catt 949-874·7000 949-64~5 NEWPORT BEACH ·~. lull powet. SI.Ill-roof. '91 Olcb Slt"-tte Van c.n Broker lor de1ai11 94M40-8445 lul pwl aUIO 1tr oond Cadlllac C.tera '98 a.c. rthr 6911 mt $4950 $1 695.000 or oller A1&ume luau~•lver Blk LR DISCOVERY '99 949-72J. I 504 7 ftlY SNI 1 owne! rtoords 9-49-646·2011 Call the Slrllt I tow ml, LR fl*'9I Rovw "91 $3650 949· 723· I 5()4 ftlY mooniool Slereo 12 disc changer rear poww, llWOOf ~.-111 VOLVO 91 WAffiE I BAGEL SHOP l20652Cl'l05e $29,915 S32.950 spoiler IT wtl8els llT1miiC1 Classifieds LANO AOVEA LANO ROVER 850 Turbo Wagon, pearl Balboa Island. GrH t toe Assume l NM1 Only $392 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH White, ,.. llrw, prem pkf. SELL pot en lilt 1 plll-6pnl pet rno' Musi have perlect (949) .. ~ 94HCM445 w/NnJoo utru, IOI( m • ~H44·99U er.at 1949! 640-6070 $20 • 949-497·2117
642-5678 LA DISCOVERY '91 MEACEDES MLGD '98 your stuff @Daily 'Pilot ......... Ful poww, blldl betuly 3000 ml, all r::~ 2000 DISC SERIES I In the -rid ~.eilot '™733fl047 CALL ION1S7/2MI 1759079 $30,980 through to advertlae1 LANO ROVEii l.AHO ROVER LANO ROVER Cell tochl" to p lac;i:.ur a d NEWPORT BEACH NE~Cff NEWPORT BEACH classifiedl C laaa tfled (948 ) 2-59 7 8 94HCCM445 M 5 94HCO-e445
POLICY
In an eltort to oller the best
~ poalble to OU1 read-
811 and ldv1111eera. we wil require Contraetor'I ..,ho
adv•r1lse In the Serva
OirtctOfY \0 indllde their
Contractor& L1cen1t
number In their ldvlrtlM·
mtnl Y0411 oo-optflbon ..
Q!M!ly apptedaltd
e VERY GOOD • kkhens, IJl> CUSTOM CABINETS ~ LEWIS COHSTIWCTION • 11bw1 Aoortng •
batl'lt, r'"10dels, ldcitionl ln1tallat1on, re-lacing RtmOdtlno • HancttrMn Hardwood Aoor/lnatllation
AH trldlsl IOO's k>callY rtflnisl1ing, kilcllen e~pert Ucl 10em Local A.-.m ~. FrM Est
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hold goods ITIOY9l'S
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COMMISION
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lt388781 71W33-2134
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·(2000.;· Catera) .tar
. PURCHASE FOR ONLY s2s 9939!.{.~~oo .L~.
· f -$ 3,651 .03 .. Nabers Discount
OR L~S E FOR. s2 99~ ~~r 0
36 month lease. $3410 00 cash clown or trade equity. plus
Inception fees, tax on clecap & rebate • $4202.48. 1 only 4493.
OR 1 PAYMENT LEASE 59864~~2~months•tax&llcense.
All New 2 001 Aurora 2 0 0 0 Alero
SAVE $2,500 SAVE $3,000
OVER 50 QUALITY PRE-OWNED VEHICLES AVAILABLE
'93 BUICK LE SABRE
~ile, leather, low miles, very reliable! (436054)
'91 CADILLAC DEVILLE
Low miles, blue, cloth interior, luxury & value! (203868)
'93 CADILLAC ELDORADO
White, leather, aboYe OYeroge miles, super value! (612435)
'95 GMC JIMMY 4X4
SLT, red, leather, CO, alloys & morel New car trade·inl (544693)
'94 CADILLAC SEVIW
White, ton leather, V·& Nonhstor, excellent oonditionl (837 429)
'97 FORD MUSTANG GT
Conv., V·8, 5 'SpMd, leather & morel Super sharp! (207203) /
'95 CADILLAC CONCOURS
295 H.P. Nonhstor, low miles, gray, leather, super deanl (307263)
197 CADILLAC DMW
Low miles, mist green, V-8 North$tar, bal. of WOIT. (253977}
'98 CADILLAC CATERA
Low 14 miles, block, lealher, CD, moonroof & morel (11~97)
'00 OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETI'E . $
low 12k miles, white, dual doors, rear air, CD & morel Prev. rental! (21 1055) 21,988
'98 CADILLAC DEVIW S
low miles, $ilver, many extras, bal. of worr. (773893) 2 2 t 9 8 8
'97 CADILLAC CONCOURS $ 8 8
300 H.P. .t;?rfhstor, white peart, CO, alloys & morel (261282) 23 t 9
'96 CADILLAC SEVIW STS $ I
low 27k miles, 300 H.P. Northstar, CO, alloys & morel (81?484) 23,988
197 CADILLAC ~W SLS S ·
I.ow 22k miles, red, I.other, & morel (8112A2) 25,988
'99 CADILLAC LLI $ 6 'Mme, a, ~ law 21 k ·...-, bal. of wen., prwv. rentall (798441) • 2 t 9 8 8
'98 CADILLAC SMW SLS ~
low miles, blade, l.ath«, ~'~·of worr. (927544) .,,0,988
'98 CADILLAC SIVIW STS s
loW rniloo, 300 H.P. Na<Nar~ alays, bal. of_,., 1901662) • 32 t 988
'00 CADILLAC I~ W ~
low 1.slt fnft.; beige, tan lealhlf, Cb, On-Star & mcnl Prev, rri>I. (14M61) .,6,988
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