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Man mistakenly arrested seeks compensation
•As a result of an investigation that included Costa Mesa
police, Michael Shipp was charged with smuggling drugs
and spent six weeks in jail before a judge threw out bis case.
Jennifer Kho
0 All.Y PILOT
COSTA MESA -A man mistak-
enly identified as a drug smuggler
by police 'and federal officers has
filed court documents against the
dty for its participation in the inves-
tigation. . ·
Michael Shipp,· 26, was artested
and imprisoned in Oregon for six
weeks, with bail set at $5 million.
His detention was based solely on a
car registration mix-up, bis attorney
said.
Costa Mesa police collaborated
with Anaheim police and the Fed-
eral Drug Enforcement Administra-
tion to snag someone smuggling
illicit drugs from Mexico, according
to a claim filed this month by
Shipp's attorney, Steve Silverstein.
The city has denied any wrong-
doing.
•All I can say at this point is I
stand behind our police depart-
"It was a pretty horrible
experience and he had a
clean record before, with
nothing other than traffic
violation.s on it."
Steve Siiverstein
Michael Shipp's attorney
ment, • said Mayor Gary Monahan.
"They were acting in good faith on
the information they had.•
Costa Mesa police referred calls
to city attorneys, who could not be
reached for comment.
Silverstein said the only evi-
dence against Shipp is he was the
registered owner of a car officers
had seen the alleged dealer dri-
ving.
•All they had to do was pull up
his driver's license picture to see it
wasn't him,• Silverstein said. "The
difference in appearance was dras-
tic.~.
Silverstein said Shipp had sold
the car and signed the title over to a
buyer, who had not transferred the
registration when investigators. saw
the car. . ·:·.
Shipp was dITested in Oregon,
where he lived and worked, in Sep·
tember 1999 and a Judge dismissed
the charges in October -six weeks
later -after comparing Shipp to a
photo or the alleged drug dealer,
Silverstein said.
But Silverstein Sdid the jail time
and marred record have continued
to affect Shipp's life.
"It was a pretty horrible expen-
ence and he had a clean record
before, with nothing other than traf-
fic violations on it,• Silverstein said.
"The charges were dismissed but
the arrest still shows on his record.
In April, Sh ipp filed a cla im
SEE ARREST PAGE A7
IN EDUCATION
Newport-Mesa
teachers get
9%payhike
• Increase would pu·t
elementary teachers
above the average in
the county.
Danette Goulet
D AILY PILOT
NEWPORT-MESA -After
months or grueling negotia-
tions, teachers have secured a
9% raise in pay -the first
across-the-board increase in
two years -bringing their
salaries 1ust above the aver-
age for unified districts in
Orange County.
hike would boost that to
$53,410. ..
Negotiators reached a ver-
bal agreement Tuesday for the
9% pay hike and will work on
signing a tentative agreement
today, said Llnda Mook, pres-
ident of the Newport-Mesa
Teachers Federation.
"Tilis is an agreement that
I hope keeps the teachers com-
mitted to Newport-Mesa,·
Mook said. "The board has
committed to maintain teach-
ers' saJanes between the mean
and the 75th percentile, so
teachers won't be -as they
have been for the past year -
fighting with Orange Urufied
for the bottom rung for unified
pay.~
BRIAN POBUOA I OAl. Y PILOT
Samantha Kuhns, left. and neighbor Arthur ..U.-owsmlth have been sending messages in botUes for the last
year and a hall and have received a handful of replies.
With the average teacher
salary in the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District cur-
rently at about $49,000, this SEE TEACHERS PAGE A7
M e s sag ft
V--.Chang
DMYPILOT
J ohn Daigh was standing by
the sea wall of Duffy Electric
Boat Rentals two weeks ago
when he spotted a washed-up
wine bottle in the bay.
There was a message inside.
A child bad written, in shaky,
loopy, young person's handwriting
with endearing misspellings: "Dear
penon. we are in Catalina on the
other side of the island. Buffalo are
cballng us day and night. ... there's a
bjg 350-foot alligator in the water.
Pleue call our cell phone at ... •
Deigb called the number .
Samantha Kuhns, 11, of
Costa Mesa, dreams up
stories and sends them
out to sea in bottles; one
message was found in
Newport Beach.
Samantha Kuhns, the 11-year-old
sender of the imagina.tive message, is
elated today by the sheer fact that a
connection has been made.
Sure the bottle was thrown and
found in Newport Bay -far from the
treks to different lands she had
hoped. But someone she had never
met found it and cared enough to let
her know.
•she's just so excited she can't
stand it.• said her mother, Wendy
Kuhns, of Costa Mesa.
Her mother had always told
Samantha the bottles could end up
·anywhere: They could swim to Santa
Barbara or maybe even clear down to
Mexico.
Wendy Kuhns never heard back
from anyone who may have found
the messages she sent out as a young
child but encouraged her daughter to
keep trying anyway.
SEE BOlTlE PAGE A7
'Embroiled' over by the c'ity's hetlvy hand
District makes two
more principal moves
• Changes leave
Wilson and Newport
Heights without a
leader in top position.
Danette Goulet
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH
The game of musical princi-
pals continues in Newport-
Mesa.
When the music stopped
this week, Pam Coughlin,
former principal of Wilson
Elementary School, landed in
the principal's chair at
Mariners Elementary S<:bool
in Newport Beach.
Brooke Booth. formerly
the prinopal of Newport
Heights Elementary School,
took the vacant seat as the
assistant prinopal at Corona
del Mar High School.
After 11 years as an ele-
mentary school principal,
Booth was looking for a
career change and advance-
ment by making the leop to
secondary education, said
Jaime Castellanos, assistant
superintendent ol secondary
education.
•pjnt of all, this is 8 really
SEE PRINCIPAL MGE A7
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IN ··-· First phase done at Newport Coast ~
R.D. Olson Construction, spe-Ing plan for the 71..ae. MediW·
ci•lists In building hotels, mall rtnean villagHtYle ..wt. ·
outlets and bUllntss compleas. lnltnH>Med R.D. Olson ~
h• com~ the first ph.se of complete general contr~ •·
Mariiott's Newport Coast VHIM, Vices for the first of sewral phases.
part of Marriott Vacat ion Club -"We've bultt many Marriott ~
lntematioMI. jec1s, bUt this one is especially
The wortc,; Inducing four build-upscale and sits upon one of Orange
.... ttw... pook. tv.o ~ landscap-. County's most exquisite pieces of
Ing, str..ts ~ a pnt~ structure. land." said Dennis Reyting, the com-
martcs the start of a five.year build-pany's president.
A2 Thursday, August 31 2000 Daily Pilot
New store offers gifts
suitable for engratnng
Y OUIJ Only.net is a cus-
tom-engraving store
that recently opened
at the former site of Cotton
Rainbow at Newport Beach's
Fashion Island. The store
offers engraving on all types
of metals, including alu-
minum, brass, gold, pewter
and sterling silver. Plastic
and glass are also suitable
for engraving. The store car-
ries gifts such as sterling sil-
ver pieces, baby things, wed-
ding items and travel and
nautical presents-all ideal
for engraving. Owner Antho-
ny Tao is offering Best Buys
readers a 10% discount on
purchases through Septem-
ber by mentioning this col-
wnn. Information: (949) 76()..
1016.
With soccer season start-
ing, it's nice to know about
specials on equipment. At
4Soccer, a Newport Beach
Soccer shop, there's a special
for all new soccer players
that includes shoes, shin
guards and a ball for $26.99.
If you mention the Best Buys
column, you will receive an
extra 10% off all other soccer
equipment. 4Soccer is at
3400 Irvine Ave., Suite 201,
Newport Beach. Information:
(949) 4 76-2237 .
Robinsons-May is offering
bargains on baby clothing
and accessories. All basic
essentials merchandise, gift
sets, sleepwear and diaper
bags are reduced 25% to
40%. Other name brands on
sale are Carter's, Oshkosh
B'Gosh, Healthtex, Baby
Togs, Llttle Me and Vitamins.
Robinsons-May is at South
Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa
and at Fashion Island in
Newport Beach.
The American Cancer
Society's Discovery Shop in
Corona del Mar is having a
back-to-school furniture sale.
·0ur shop looks like a forest
of beautiful trees. a:ll types
and colors of wood,· said
Gloria Gddfrey of the Discov-
ery Shop. "We've got some-
thing special for every room,
from the bedroom to the liv-
ing room, at blowout prices.•
Godfrey said there is furni-
ture for college students,
young married couples or for
people who like a retro look.
The shop also bas a fall pre-
view of designer fashions
that have arrived from
around the world. Godfrey
said the store is the best-kept
secret in Orange County. The
last Sunday of each month is
a great sale day. Discovery
Shop is at 2600 E. Coast
Highway. Information: (949)
640-4777.
l.alpbl Grocery Co. is
offed.ng buy-one-get-one-
free vouchers for tickets to
Los Angeles Galaxy soccer
home games at the Rose
Bowl in Pasadena. The rules
are simple. All you do is
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present the voucher at any
ticket window on game day
and receive one free ticket
with the purchase of any
full-price ticket. Ticke ts are
$16. The offer is not valid at
TicketMaster. For informa-
tion on game dates and
times, pick up a voucher
booklet at Ralphs. ln Costa
Mesa, the store is at 380 E.
17th St. ln Newport Beach,
Ralphs stores ar.e at 2660
San Miguel Drive, 1150
Irvine Ave. and 2555 East-
bluff Drive.
ALEX WHITESIDES
. He may not like the profession, but the high school student dips and sprinkles with gusto.
Costa Mesa AnlmaJ Hos-
pital is doing a major reno-
vation, tearing down the old
hospital and building a new
one and adding a much-
needed parking Jot. During
the estimated three-week
demolition of the old build-
ing, the hospital will not
accept pets for boarding or
grooming. A receptionist will
take phone calls and nm
Donnelly and Ron Paladin
will be available for ambula-
tory service for sick and
injured pets. They also can
refer animals that need care.
The hospital is scheduled to
close Wednesday and reopen
by the end of the month as a
state-of-the-art facility. Costa
Mesa Animal Hospital is at
480 E. 17th St. Information:
(949) 548-3794.
HEIS
Freezing bananas and dipping
Balboa Bars.
A JOB Of CONVENIENCE
Together with his mother and
stepfather, the 15-year-old sopho-
more at Newport Harbor High
School moved to Balboa Island just
four months ago. Lacking a driver's
license, a job at a local spedalty ice
cream parlor seemed like the perfect
choice for a working man.
•stnce I don't dri\te yet, irs real
easy to .. get to." wpitesides said,
adding that he's not the biggest ice
a;eam fan himself.
ALMONDS OR RAINBOW SPRINKLES?
Balboa Bars clearly top the hit list
with Whitesides' customers. He stacks
the vanilla bars in one ,of the freezers
lining the tiny store and sticks in cof-
fee stirrers to add some grip. •ean I help you?• Whitesides
asked a boy who approached the
store's window with his family for
some dessert Sunday night.
"A Balboa Bar -half dlocolate,
half rainbow sprinkles,• the boy
answered, and Whitesides got to work.
For a split second, he dipped the
bar in 100-degree chocolate sauce
and let it cool off for a moment. Then
C8I1l(! the coverings -kept in trays·
next to the sauce bowl -which he
pressed against the bar with a scraper.
Apart from rainbow sprinkles -
the "store's bestseller for toppings -
Whitesides' offerings also include
chocolate mint, Heath Bar and
peanuts, among others. ·
For covering the equally popular
frozen bananas, he follows the same
procedure.
•It's kind. of a tie between [Balboa
Bars) and bananas,· he said. •we
sell a lot of those.•
HUMMING MAOflNES
AND BLASTING OLDIES
The store's freezers and ice cream
machines seem to have lives of their
own. Almost constantly, one of the
silver boxes lets out a sigh and starts
bumming away. Oldies blasting from
a radio in the background add to the
mixture of sounds.
During quiet stretches, be
restocks freezers and cleans the
store. While he stands near the win-
dow. be wipes the surface with a
cloth to remove chocolate drops and
covering that failed to stick to bars o~
bananas.
AN RITURE WITH NO ICE CREAM
Whitesides likes to read computer
magazines and sdence-ficti9n books
and spends a lot of his time playing
roller hockey at an arena in Uvine.
He has no idea what he'll do once
he's done with school.
But one thing's for certain -
openi1.lg an ice cream parlor is out of •
the question.
•No way,• Whitesides said and
laughed. •1t•s not my thing.•
Interview by MMhls Wlnkter,
photo by'laya Kashuba
There is a best buy on
JanSport backpack.s at
Tllly's for clothing and
shoes. JanSport backpacks
are reduced 20%. Other
bargains can be found on
men's and boys' twill cargo
pants, coach jackets, ladies'
stretch crop pants and girls'
hooded, nylon jackets. nlly's
is in the Metro Point shop-
ping center, 901-K South
Coast Drive, Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 979-8853.
Nothing compares to housewares
Roger's Gardens m New-
port Beach is having a fall
patio clearance sale, with
furniture reduced 10% to
40%. Top-name furniture
brands on sale include 1\'opi-
tone, O.W. Lee, Ebel, Kings-
ley-Bate, 1\'easwe Garden,
Galtech and Cast Classics.
Rogers Garden is at 2301 San
Joaquin Hills Road. Informa-
tion: (949) 640-5800.
• IEST MIYS Is published Thursdlys
and Saturdays. Send lnfonNtlon to
Greer wylder at the Dally Piiot, 330
W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, CA 12627, or
by fax to (949) 646-4170.
N othing gets us quite so
excited here at Retail
Roundup as the prospect of
good housewares. Others may
stump for life, liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness (or whate~er}, but
we pri.nuuily wish we had a gold-
plated Krups coffee filter for our cof-
fee machine, a Zojtrushi bread mal<-
er and a more comfortable sofa in
our living room.
That's why we're so extraordinar-
ily pleased about the imminent
arrival of the Macy's Home store at
South Coast Plaza. The store opens
up like Cbristma.s morning oo Sept.
7, brlnging us •housewares, gad-
gets, appliances, a new demonstra·
tion area and a restaurant area.•
And that's only Level One. Yum-
my!
Abnost as cool as the store itself is
the opening night party, which will
ROAIL ROUNDUP
reportedly feature "The Goddesses of
Tabletop, Kitchen, Bath 411d Bed.•
We will be there, of course, prostrate
before these divine forms.
TOYWITH USI
We also note that PAO Schwartz
just relaunched its Web site, retool-
ing it to make it more fun.
To be bonest, we have never met
a fun Web site in our entire life. All
the hype aside, the Web is as boring
as a party full of accountants.
But on PAO.com we were able to
locate a Lady liberty Barbie, a doll
that features •a drai:natic headpiece,
heavy beading and embroidery, and
over-the-top fantasy glamour."
And that's all we really want out
of life.
Lady Llberty Barbie is available
for a mere $199 on PAO.com. But if
the Web site seems too boring even
in its new incarnation. we suggest
scooting over to the real-life store,
which ·is in South Coast Plaza.
(You'll be over there anyway for the
Macy's thing.)
NONSTICK
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pen from 3M -the Scotch tape
people -along with a press releue
explaining the reason we should be
so excited about it.
The point. the letter noted, was
that we could use the pen for preserv-
ing "precious family photos,• an
activity which is "the latest 'in thing.'•
lt isi Not In our universe. We
only take pictures of our house-
wares, which we love, love, love.
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Daily Pilot Thursday, August 31, 2000 A3
Hedonism in West Ni?wport is just a click away Connector allows
smooth sailing from
toll road to beach
D ennis Rodman is not a
product for sale.
That's the message
Rodman has posted on the
splash page of his new Web
site, Rodmantv.com, which
debuted Wednesday.
"I realized I could turn
my back on everything soci-
ety says," the Newport
Beach resident notes,
sounding rather like
Kierkegaard. "I felt free. It
was like I came out from
under the water and took a
deep breath.• .
So fierce is Rod.man's
commitment to turning his
back on society and 'avoid-
ing the commercialism of
mainstream life that he is
now offering, for the low
price of $29.95 per month, to
sell Web viewers a look at
his extraordinarily rebellious
existence at his West New-
port Beach house.
"'Do you thin1c you can
handle being part of the
wildest road trip in history?~
the Web site asks its visitors.
"Rage with the worlds (sic)
most most controversial
celebrity in a place where
there are no boundaries.•
Merely behaving out-
landishly is apparently no
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Gr oup focuses
on cholesterol
September is National
C holesterol Month and
Costa Mesa-based Talbert
Alex C'OOlman
REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK
longer satisfying for the for-
mer Chicago Bulls and Lak-
ers rebounding expert. Tat-
toos and hair dye, "late
nights, sizzling beach
BBQ's" and "celebrity func-
tions• seem to have lost
some of their zing.
The only thrill that
remains compelling for this
man, who is so outspoken in
his rejection of the conven-
tions of the masses, is to be
watched -by somebody or
other, it doesn't really matter
-in the act of being "bad.•
"Ever wonder what it's
like to have an all-access
backstage pass to the
hottest events in the world?"
the breathless Web site copy
asks.
Medical Group is offering
educational materials about
cholesterol.
Accprding to the Ameri-
can Medical Assn .. an esti-
mated one out of two Amer-
ican adults have high cho-
lesterol. All adults 20 years
and older should have their
cholesterol check~ at least
Well, no. I never have
wondered that.
But I have wondered
what it would be like to be a
man so driven fo be "shock-
ing• and so isolated by
wealth that the only mean-
ingful way to interact with
other humans would be
"jammin on stage or hosting
wild parties.•
I have wondered what it
would be like to be a man
who desperately craves the
attention of the petty
authority figures -police
and city governments and
hodleowners associations -
he claims to despise.
For $29.95, I now have
the answer.
On Rodrnantv.com, Rod-
man chills with Woody Har-
relson, towers over Winona
Ryder, frolics with bare-
chested babes and lets you
know that his a.genda for
Oct. 7 involves a "party with
Pearl Jam.·
The section of the Web
site that has the greatest
potential to be titillating -
the live feed Crom eight
video cameras posted
throughout "Club 4809" -
didn't seem to be working
Wednesday. Instead of sala-
cious glimpses of the "Chill-
once every five years.
Those with a family history
of high cholesterol, men
over 45 and women over 55
should huve their levels
checked more frequently.
The consequences of
high cholesterol include
heart disease, artery dis-
ease, high blood pressure
HEMPHILL'S
RUGS & CARPETS
AREA RUG
BLOWOUT SALE
• Discontinued Merchandise
• New Arrival Specials
• Some Below Cost
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230 East 17th St. • Costa Mesa
(949) 722-7224
www.rugsandcarpets.com
in' Section· and the
"Patio/BBQ,• the Web site
was serving up only a
monotonous loop of an ani-
mated Windows Media
logo.
But there are also still
photos of drunk people and
a bland bio of Rodman the
basketball player, noting the
tremendous acclaim he's
won for his •enigmatic and
individualistic" lifestyle.
Never before has narcis-
sism involved so much tech-
nology.
Rodmantv.com manages,
in one triumphant gesture,
to combine the self-absorp-
tion that characterizes Web
sites in general with with
the kind of lame, skin-deep
rebellion that Rodman has
made his personal trade-
mark.
It is, up to the final mouse
click, totally boring. Rodman
is fortunate that he has his
basketball earnings to
finance such a venture,
because the product -and
that's exactly what it is,
even if he thinks of it as
some gesture of liberation
-isn't worth 30 minutes of
browsing, much less $30 a
month.
and fatigue.
Talbert Medical Group is
an independent, physician-
owned and operate9 med-
ical group. ·
For more information,
visit the offices at ~ 665
Scenic Ave .. Costa Mesa or
call (714) 436-4455.
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•New roadway will link northbound
San Joaquin Hills lransportation Corridor to
southbound Costa Mesa Freeway.
Mathis Winkler
DAILY PILOT
Starting Friday, O range
County motorists will be able to
make a smooth transition from
the northbound San Joaquin
Hills 1\'ansportation Corridor to
the southbound Costa Mesa
Freeway.
A new $6.5-million connec-
tor between the two roadways
will give drivers direct access to
Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach. So far, cars driving on
the toll road had to use surface
streets to switch to the beach-
bound freeway.
"Thousands of motorists
will benefit from the comple-
tion of this connector,• said
Orange County Supervisor Jim
Silva. As an Orange County
ltansportation Authority board
member, Silva chaired a task
force that spearheaded the
project. ·u provides the missing link
in the interchange and will
allow traffic to move more effi-
ciently through the area,· Silva said. .
The authority and the
California Department of
Transportation joined forces to
build the connector. The
Transportation Corridor
Agencies, Newport Beach and
Measure M funds from Costa
Mesa paid for the project. which
took 13 months to complete.
Measure Mis the half-cent
sales tax approved by voters in
1990 for transportation improve-
ments.
Commuters traveling from
south Orange County to the
beach oties said the connector
will make their lives ed.Sler.
·Not only will it shave off
time, but it will make the whole
flow of my commute so much
better,· said Aileen Segal. a
Laguna Hills resident who
works as a Web site designer on
Newport Boulevard in Newport
Beach. Until now, Segal had to
exit the toll road at Birch Street
and use surface streets to con-
nect to the Costd Mesa
Freeway, she sa.id .
The Friday openmg is
expected to ease traffic con-
gestion over the Labor Day
weekend, the second-busiest
weekend after the Fourth of
July in Newport Beach.
The connector marks the
beginning of an improvement
project for the Sdn Diego
Freeway and the toll road. By
adding lanes and unprovmg
access to the freeways, plan-
ners hope to improve the traffic
flow. Covenng an area between
the toll road at Birch Street and
the freeway at Euctid Street,
the project IS scheduled lo begUl
later lhls year.
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'.Like father~ like son
•Bob Robins, 71, will accept the Balboa
Merchan~ and Owners Assn. 's inaugural
Historic Award on behalf of his father, Theodore.
Mathis Wlnkler
•OU!\ TIMES
At 14, Bob Robins drove a
car quite out of the ordinary.
He struck a deal with his
father Theodore, the owner of
Balboa's first garage and car
dealership: For $150, he
could drive the company's
191-4 Ford Model T.
He'd drive it to classes at
Newport Harbor High School.
to the movies in Santa Ana and
the beach in Laguna.
"I don't know whether
they called It 'cool' then,•
Robins said, sitting in his
wood-paneled Costa Mesa
office on Harbor Boulevard,
where the business -
Theodore Robins Ford -
moved in 1966. "But I guess
they'd call it 'cool' now.•
Now. almost six decades
: later, Robins might aga.in
jump in the old-timer and
bead down to Balboa on Sept
9. At a ceremony at the Bal-
boa Pavilion, he'll accept the
Balboa Me,rchants and Own-
ers Assn. 's inaugural Historic
Award on behalf of his father,
who died in 1976.
The Robinses have •con-
tinuously given to the com-
munity over and over,• said
Ralph Rodheim, chairman of
the Bay to Beach Block Party,
which will form the backdrop
to the awards ceremony. "It's
only fitting to honor them
with this first award.•
The younger Robins, who
turned 11 in January, said his
father placed a lot of pride in
his busmess.
"He always believed
firmly to give a fair price,"
said Robins, adding that his
father first rented a garage
in Balboa for $15 a month in
1921.
He made sure •to offer
good service and treat (his)
employees well,• Robins
said. "Maybe it was not as
structured as things are today.
But that was basically the
principals he followed for all
those many years."
Robins still remembers his
first steps in the family busi-
ness. He started by wiping
used cars and sweeping the
showroom.
•1 had never any thoughts
of doipg anything else, being
around that my whole life as I
was growing up,• he Sa.id. •1
was doing whatever -
stamping brochures (with the
company's logo). I worked in
every department•
Although the business
had grown to a 10-acre com-
plex by the time Robins' own
children had come of driving
age, Jim, Dave and Sara still
couldn't rely on special priv-
ileges as the owner's kids.
•A lot of people think,
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any car from the showroom
floor,"' Robins said. "That's
not how dad handled it and
that's not how I handled it
with them, either.•
While his sons now work
in the family business, Sara
lives in Montana with her
family. Robins and his wife
Gini live in Westcliff.
Robins clearly admires his
father, whom he calls a •great
teacher.•
In his office, which he took
over from his father, he still
keeps the original 1923 Ford
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lbeodore Robins Jr. wW receive the Inaugural Balboa
Merchants and Owners Historic award Sept. 9 on behalf
of his father lbeodore, who ls pictured behind him ln a
1921 photograph.
Franchise Agreement framed
on the wall. Next to it hangs
Theodore Robins' first car
sale on Feb. 14, 1923 -a
week after He'd set up the
dealership. He'd sold a Ford
Coupe for $637.10, marked
up $45.90 from the wholesale
price.
•He was a great listener,"
Robins said. "There were
times when we would d.ts-
agree. He'd give me enough
rope to try something, but not
enough to hang myseU. He
had the last word."
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COSTA MESA -The
~esa Consolidated Water
District is hoping to use a
new treatment plant to pump
moie ~ater from the ground
-which could save money
for the agency and its cus-
tomers.
The water board voted to
pursue a plan to use up to
100% ground water -25%
more than the Orange Coun-
ty Water District normally
allows. The regional water
district is scheduled to con-
sider Mesa Consolidated's
request in October.
Mesa Consolidated now
gets 15% of its water from
underground aquifers.
"It is important for us to
get this approved because if
we are able to pump more
ground water, we'll be
importing less water and
using water lhars less expen-
sive,• said Lynette Round, a
Mesa Consolidated spoke~
woman.
The colored-water treat-
ment plant is expected to
open in September. It will be
use an ozone and biofiltration
process to remove the slight
tea color and sulfur-like smell
from colored water, which is
ground water found in
aquilers between 600 and
1,200 feet deep.
The water is very pure and
high in quality, but its color
and smell can be a turnoff to
some, said Ron Wildermuth,
a spokesman for the Orange
County Water District.
An acre-foot of regular
ground water costs about
$157, and the rest of the
area's water iiiust be import-
ed from the Colorado River
and Northern California at a
higher cost, about $450 per
acre-foot.
Colored water is right in
between, at about $320 per
acre-foot, he said.
In Southern California, an
acre-foot of water is enough
to &upply two average fami-
lies for one year.
Mesa Consolidated plans
to substitute colored water
for imported water, a mea-
sure that will not lower rates
immediately but should keep
them stable when surround-
ing districts' water bills rise
Round said. '
No other local water dis-
trict is currently using colored
water, and that leaves
between 10-and 16-million
acre-feet of the resource
untapped.
Right now, colored water
is just taking up space that
could be filled with clear
water that all local water dis-
tricts have the technology to
use, Wildermuth said.
NEWPORT BEACH -In
early 1945, Col. Aaron Bank
mobilized German defec-
tors to capture Adolf Hitler.
The mission, named •Iron
Cross,• was called off after
the dictator committed sui-
cide.
But 55 years later, the
97-year-old •Father of the
Green Berets• -the
Army's Special Forces -
received the Distinguished
Service Medal Wednesday
during a ceremony at
American Legion Post 291
on Balboa Peninsula.
The award honored Bank
for his military service with
the Office of Strategic Ser-
vices, which took him to
China and Korea before he
returned to Germany as
commander of the 10th Spe-
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After receiving a Distinguished Service Medal Col
Aaron Bank, right, sh akes hands with admire~ at the
American Legion Post 291 in Newport Beach.
cial Forces Group (Air-"This medal is over 40
borne). He retired in 1958. years late in being award-
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Bank's daughters said
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their father's role in the mil-
itary until the publication of
his book •From OSS to
Green Berets• in the 1960s.
·1 didn't know what he
was until sixth grade,• said
Alexandra Elliott. who
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her sister, Linda Ballantine,
and their mother, Cather-
ine. "More than anything,
he was just the greatest
dad.•
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Conn., of throat cancer. He
was 74.
Mr. Neiswender graduat-
ed from USC and spent sev-
eral years workJng for news·
papers in the Southern Cali-
fornia market. He was a
reporter for the Wilmington
Press Journal, the Long
Beach Independent-Press
Telegram and the old Los
Angeles Mirror, where the
Greater Los Angeles Press
Club honored him with
awards.
He later served as general
manager for the Los Angeles
Times-owned Daily Pilot.
Mr. Nelsweoder's fluency
in Spanish enabled him to
serve two years as general
manager for a Spanish-lan-
guage daily in El Salvador.
In 1973, he was named
press and community rela-
tions secretary to the now
late Los Angeles County
Supervisor James A. Hayes.
Later in life, Mr. NeiswenJ
der moved to Connecticut,
where he worked with a firm
that recruits executives to
help Third World countries.
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The Mesa Verde United
Methodist Church in Costa
Mesa will ·host Prevention
Plus -which provides
affordable ultrasound testing
for stroke, vascular disease
and osteoporosis, plus an
EKG screening -at 9 a.m. at
1701 Baker St. Screenings
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Victor Dabestani, an
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who are unemployed, will be
held from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at
the church, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach.
Reservations not necessary.
Free. (949) 574-2239.
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paintings of piscatorial sub-
jects by Susan Slater King, is
on display in the Newport
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days until Sept. 30. The
library is at 1000 Avocado
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Entry forms are available at
Borders Books, Music & Cafe
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear
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25 cents per entry. (714) 556·
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SATURDAY
The Orange County fair &
Exposition Center will pre-
sent a the.first day of •Scoot·
er Series Hunter/Jumper
Show• from 8 a.m. to :> p.m.
at the Eques1rian Center, 88
Fair Drive, Costa Mesa.
Enter through Gate 8 off
Arlington Drive. It continues
the same hours Sunday. (714)
708-1662.
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Exposition Center will pre-
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9 a.m. to 11 p .m. on the fair-
grounds, 88 Pair Drive. It
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p.m. Sunday and 9 a.m. to
noon Labor Day. Tickets are
$8 for adults, $7 for military
members and seniors. Chil-
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SUNDAY
A Scrabble tournament will
be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
and continue the same hours
Oct. 1 at the Newport Dunes
RV Resort, off Jamboree
Road in Newport Beach.
There is a $35 entry fee for
preregistered particiµants.
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WUllaa Coughlan, author of
•t.egacy or Love," wW dis-
cuss and sign his novel at 7
p.m. at Borders Books, Music
& Cafe South Coast Plaza,
3333 Bear St. Free (714) 432-
7854.
SEPT. 6
A ProfeHlonala for Hope
monthly mixer to promote
business networking and
friendship for Orange Coun-
ty professionals ages 25
through 50 wW meet from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Tommy
Bahamas, 854 Avocado Ave.,
Newport Beach. $10. (949)
622-1911.
Jacque Daniel, a networking
and marketing expert, will
offer a workshop on •Selling
for People Who Hate to Sen·
at 1 p.m. at Borders Books,
Music & Cafe South Coast
Plaza, 3333 Bear St. Free.
(114) 256-0353.
SEPT. 7
A three-day craft and sewing
festival will open from 10
a.m . to 5 p .m. at the Orange
Colinty Fair & Exposition
Center, 88 Pair Drive. The
show continues the same
hows Sept. 8-9. $7 for adult;
free for children 12 and
younger. (800) 962-7238.
1be Art and Science of Aro-
matherapy" seminar will be
held at 1 p.m. at Borders
Books, Music & Cafe South
Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. Free. (71-4) 556-
1185.
Dr. Ralph Umbrtaco will pre-
sent' the first session in a
series of four nutrition lec-
tures at 7 p .m. at Wbole
Foods Market Triangle
Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 574-
3800.
SEPT. 8
The Orange County Fair-
grounds & Exposition Center
will present a Pacific Coast
Quarter Horse Show from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. through Sept.
10 at the Equestrian Center,
88 Pair Drive. Enter through
Gate 8 off Arlington Drive.
(114) 708-1654.
SEPT. 9
The Orange County Fair &
Exposition Center will pre-
sent a quilt show from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. in Building 14,
88 Pair Drive. Show contin-
ues from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sept. 10. Admission is S5 for
adults, $4 for children ages
12 to 18 and $4 for seniors
ages 62 and older. (114) 842-
0041.
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'teachers and disttict offi-
cials hope to ratify the salary
and various other agreements
Sepl 12.
•we're just very pleased to
have reached an agreement
and move teacher salaries to
the median,• said Lori
McCune, assistant superinten-
dent of hwnan resources. "We
are still finishing up some
minor changes to the agree·
ment.•
Teachers who have heard
rumon of the succeuful nego-
tiation• couldn't be more
p&eued to bear ol the increue.
•nare•a a feeling among
teechen theee days that th1I
community is flna1ly waking
up tlO tbe need to IUPl)olt edu-catim.. Mid Joe ROlmtoa. •
teacher at ~~ Harbot
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career-enhancing move for
me,• Booth said. "I'm really
looking forward to it. I'm
always interested in making
changes, as I've been in this
district for 30 years.•
These personnel moves
mean nine schools in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District will have had a change
in the top leadership positions
this year.
Principals from Adams,
Killybrooke, Lincoln and
Mariners elementary, Ensign
Intermediate and Costa Mesa
and Newport Harbor high
schools each resigned from
their respective positions this
year.
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I In the past year and a
half, Samantha and family
friend Arthur Arrowsmith,
39, who owns a speedboat,
threw into the ocean about
five bottles with creative
messages stashed inside.
They used blank white
paper and simple black
ink. They corked the old
wine bottles shut, wished
them well and hurled them
overboard. It's a big adven-
ture for them, especially for
Samantha.
"It's about the excite-
ment of wondering what
people will think when
The news of Coughlin's "We are really sad -my
appointment to Mariners kids are sad," said Reina
comes as a great relief to par-Martinez, PTA president at
ents who have seen five prin-Wilson. "We're very worried
dpals come and go in the span and we don't really have any
of 10 years. information about [Q>ughlin's
• 1 think everyone is very leavingf. We're very swprised
much in favor of her taking . and we didn't know when or
leadership at Marlners," said why she left.•
Ann Ramser, one of many par-Coughlin however, said she
ents who met with Coughlin believes Mariners will be a bet-
since last week. "I think peo-ter fit for her.
ple asked some very fair ques-"I do not speak Spanish and
tions, but they were very direct I was finding it difficult to com-
They asked all the questions municate with parents at
that needed to be asked and Wilson." she said. "That was a
she came across as a good and piece of the principalship that
solid person.• I really missed. I think one of
But while the Mariners my strengths lies in working
community rejoices at with parents.•
Cougblin's decision to change Another area of expertise
schools, it leaves Wilson in the Coughlin said she would be
lurch with less then a week able to better use at Mariners
before school is scheduled to was her extensive background
begin. in the Gifted and Talented
they get the messages,•
Arrowsmith said.
Daigh, a manager at
Duffy's, thought the wild
buffalo story was cute.
It's the second bottle he
has found. The first had
traveled 1,500 miles from
San Francisco to 14th Street
in Newport Beach in the
waves of a storm. The
sender had enclosed a
chart with the longitude
and latitude of the bottle's
departure point. It had trav-
eled for 30 days.
One of Samantha's
recent bottles had money
inside, She and Arrowhead
squished in 20 $1 bills and
a note urging all finders to
add more money to the col-
lection. The instructions
indicated that the last per-
son should donate the mon-
~y to a local children's shel-
ter once the bottle was full.
Samantha hasn't beard
back about that bottle -
yet.
Wendy Kuhns volun-
teers for several shelters in
the area, which may
explain Samantha's ideas.
•Sometimes l tell her
stories," her mother said.
"She might have had con-
cerns."
Samantha plans to throw
more stories out into the
ocean, but not too many.
"She's kind of pollution-
minded, • Wendy Kuhns
said. "But she gets terribly
excited."
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Education program.
Although she does worry
how her departwe will affect
the Wilson community,
Coughlin sa.id Cathi Peirson,
the former principal of Pomona
Elementary School, will be an
excellent acting prlndpal until
a permanent one can be found.
"I'm concerned because
they don't have a prlndpal, but
they do have an interim prin-
dpal, so I feel like they have
been left in very good hands,"
she said.
The search for principals for
both Wilson and Newport
Heights is well underway by
Newport-Mesa Supt. Robert
Barbot.
Of the 25 applications
received for the elementary
school principal positions,
Barbot said nine of those appli-
cants are contenders.
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against Costa Mesa seeking
damages for medical bills and
lost wages. According to the doc-
ument, Shipp suffered "great
human indignities, assault and
battery, personal injury and
extreme emotional distress• dur-
ing his imprisonment and also
lost his job of seven years, senior-
ity and wages.
Costa Mesa police and other
offi~rs were negligent in their
investigabon, Silverstein alleged,
because they didn't check Shipp's
driver's license photo or research
Shipp's whereabouts.
Shipp was living and work-
ing in another state at the time of
Thursday, August 31, 2000 A7
What has become an alarm-
ing trend here in Newport-•
Mesa. however, may be a larg-
er problem. An increasing
number of school districts
across the country have report-
ed a shortage of principals this
year.
"There's oo question that
statewide there is a problem
with a shortage of administra-
tors,• Barbot said. "Not the
number of principals, but the
percentage of principals to the
proportion of schools.•
In Los Angeles Unified
School District, 38 of 660 prin-
cipal positions remain vacant
this year.
"Currently we have 38
schools where temporary prin-
cipals are filling in while a
permanent principal can be
found,• said Shel Erlich,
spokesman for the distnct.
the investigation and was at a
Christmas party dunng a big
drug buy in Los Angeles County,
Silverstein said.
Costa Mesa ofhc1als have
rejected the claim, saying it was
filed past the bme lurut, which is
six months after the event.
Shipp filed the claim seven
months after his arrest.
But Shipp has asked for an
exception from the time limit,
stating the claim. was filed Wlth-
in six months of being released
from prison.
According to a pebbon hied
this month. Stupp was unable to
pursue a claim within the brst sue
weeks because he was m J&I and
afterward was busy hndmg a )Ob.
U the petition IS rejected, Stupp
will file a lawswt in the next two
weeks. Silverstein sa.Jd.
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ago. The City Council
approved it. then assigned a
study group to select a loca-
tion.
Both the first and second
choices were strongly resisted
by neighborhood residents. So
the council l>acked oft and
selected a location in a busi-
ness area that didn't offer
neighborhood resistance. But
that. in nun, inspired new
resistance from a lot of citizens
-85 of whom signed a peti-
tion -who badly want a
skateboard park and strongly
object to the site chosen by
the council.
That's where matters stood
from mid-January unW last
week when the Costa Mesa
Recreation and Parks
Commission -of which
Scheafer is a member -was
ere en ~stems ~ •1ntematlona1
scheduled to vote on the City
Council relocation plan.
And when a wbole new
element was introduced, that
caused Mille to end the
evening sittl.ng in the aUdi-
ence instead of with hiS fellow
commissioners.
I'in not prepared here to
offer Clll opinion on the various
sk4te park sites. I've read the
arguments on both sides and
have done no personal
research from which to assess
them. But the new element is
something quite different -
and potentially dangerous
because it sets a precedent
that could seriously affect the
workings of government.
The new element was an
opinion offered by the city
attorney of Costa Mesa in
response to a request from the
city's Public Services Director
William Morris, seeking to
determine whether Mike
Scheafer's •bias• as indicated
in his letter to the Pilot should
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d.lsqua.lify him from voting on
the new &kate park site.
The conclusion was that
prior expression of opinlor:i is
not disqualifying but some-
thing called ·persona1
embro.IJmeilt• might be.
In answer to a further
inquiry from the City Council
regarding the 1st Amendment
free speech rights ot public
of6da.ls, the city attorney
expanded on the •personal
embroilment• argument and
concluded that because
Scheafer had •approached"
an unacceptable degree of
involvement he should be
advised -but not ordered -
to abstain from voting on
skateboard park matters.
All of this took place last
January. Mike Scheafer knew
nothing about it until William
Morris gave him copies of the
City Attorney's rulings last
Monday, one day before the
Parks Commission met
Mike was understandably
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outraged. He took the only
course that 18811led principled
to him. He resigned when the
meeting got underway, theil
sat in the audience and
expressed himself as a dtizen
when the skateboard park
issue came up. He doesn't
know, nor do J, why those
views couldn't and shouldn't
have been expressed from his
seat at the commiss1on table.
Of course he's biased.
There has never been any
effort to deny this. He is also
probably "personally
embroiled• -whatever that
means. But isn't this true to
some extent of every public
official required to cast a vote
' on any issue? And don't we
get into pretty dangerous
waters when we try to mea-
sure the degree of ·personal
embroilment• by some fuzzy
legal yardstick?
What about the congress-
woman whose son was shot
and killed on a New York
street? Should she be disq\.Ulli·
6ed froDi voUng Oil gun COil•
trol bWI? Or the city COUDdl
niember or county commis-
sioner whose home will be
under the traffic pattern of a
proposed airport? Should they
be allowed to lend their
names to organized opposition
to the airport and then vote on
it? Or should the scion of a
wealthy family who stands to
lose or gain great amounts of
money be allowed to vote on
an inheritance tax bill?
Will their votes diminish
public confidence and possi-
bly allow a legal challenge to
the legislation? H the answer is
•yes• -as suggested by the
city attorney in Mike's case -
then why wouldn't
Councilwoman Unda Dixon's
public response to Mike's let·
ter require her also to abstain
from voting on this matter?
Or, more logically. why
should this absurd can of legal
womis have been opened up
Doily Pilot
in the tint plae81
Mike Scheeler ii Just the
sort of thoughtful public-
minded dtizen that our system
sorely needs in public seivice.
Driving him mt with this kind
of nonsense II not only a loss
for the dty of Costa Mesa but
sends up alanns for other llke-
minded ~ty people.
In his resignation letter,
Mike wrote: M Personal
einbrollinentapparently
means disagreeing with mem-
bers of the City Council ... I
can make a bigger difference
without the constraints
tmposed by legal decisions
given to the Qty Council. My
freedoms are more protected
as a dti7.en than as a
Commissioner.•
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case, at least -apparently
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The home decor store, B W ( k show "Frasier," stopped in Reports from various
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ray family behind St. John THE CROWD house in lrvine last week-National Institutes of Health
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ft'r hours in conjunction County Alzheimer's Assn. to those afflicted stating
th the Underground Wine brating 25 years, Christmas Pierce Ls the national hon-that a cure might possibly
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DATFBOOK Doil)' Pilot
Getting a taste ofparadiSe ·at the Garden Cafe
9y Kathy M•der
Rarely nowadays do we
feel after going to a
restaurant that we
have given ourselves a
much needed break. The
noise, the hurriedness, the
premade food DINING can make us
REVIEW feel like we
need to go out
to dinner just
to recover from our lunch.
Or is that just me?
The Garden Cafe on 17th
Street, behind the Harp Inn
at the end of •antique row,:
is a little cafe full of country
charm, blooming flowers
and buyable antiques that
will give you the break you
deserve.
The Garden Cafe is a
real-We Charles Wysocki
. painting, where everything
is in the colors of the season
and life's little treasures are
found throughout. This is
the garden you would have
if you planted one and the
food you would make if you
cooked.
Since I don't do either,
this is the perfect place. And
that is exac~y the feel that
Kim Morgan-Simpson and
her brother, chef Tom Mor-
gan, hoped to create.
The menu says this is a
•mp to the country,• and by
God, it is. It is the kind of
place where you expect to
see a handwritten sign on
the back of an old Ford that
says •Break out the sarsa-
parilla, Ma just made cob-
blert •
The garden patio is the
cafe's biggest treasure with
ficus trees, fems and a foun-
lain creating abnosphere.
Morning glories cllmb the
trellises, and the token
gnome stands guard.
Jaunty red lanterns hang
from the beams, and a
funky, giant windowpane
divides the patio into sec-
tions. Go for the table next
to the fountain: it's the best
seat in the house. You feel
better for having walked in.
Inside the store is pretty
great as well. Pictures, pil-
lows and teapots surround
you, and the old counter just
begs you to belly up and
order a Stewarts Old Fash-
ioned soda.
This is not just a •chicks•
place, even though Morgan-
Simpson and Morgan
encourage all kinds of pri-
vate parties -from bridal
and baby showers to birth-
days.
My husband, Brian -an
expert on peaceful sur-
roundings and all things
charming -and I went
there on Sunday morning
for omelets. It was so peace-
ful and perfect that we hung
out for an extra half hour.
There are not too many
places you can say that
about.
I don't know bow you
feel about ited tea. I used to
be a Diet Coke drinker
myself, but I have found
myself craving one of the
cafe's iced teas almost daily.
It is positively perfect. Or
maybe it is just the kind of
place where everything
tastes better.
The menu is simple and
not without its own charm.
Life is short; start with the
scone. This is not your dry
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Garden Cafe owner Kim Morgan-Simpson holds the Old Fashion BLT with the Cobb
Salad plate, a house favorite for the Costa Mesa restaurant
and dusty found-io-the-
actual-countryside scone.
This is a sweet, crispy on
the outside, soft and sweet
on the inside delight.
Hmmrnrn. Tea and
scones. Do you see where I
am headed? Tune to start
taking the afternoons off.
And if tea isn't your thing,
espresso, lattes and ice-
blended mochas might fill
the bill.
If you are there for lunch,
you will soon understand
that sometimes the ·simplest
food tastes the best. Tu.rkey
breast and cranberry sauce
sandwiches on whole wheat
bread ($5.95), honey cwed
ham and Swiss ($6.25),
turkey and avocado on
squaw ($6.95), and a chick-
en pesto sandwich on focca-
cia bread ($6.45) are all
tempting. I go for the old
fashioned BLT.
Tasty, yet simple, salads
are also available -from a
Cobb with all the trimmings
to fresh tuna salad or turkey
salad.
For the record, Morgan-
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• WHOE: 130 E. 17th
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•HOURS: Closed
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Saturday 8 a.m. to 4
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•PRICES: Inexpensive
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Simpson makes fresh
desserts dally and cobbler ls
one of the stars.
The Garden Cate's break-
fast menu is equally as
unpretentious with the stra-
ta -a hlllJl, cheese and egg
casserole -and the baked
cinnamon roll French toast
($5.99) as the standouts.
Bacon and eggs, breakfast
bagels and yogurt and gra-
nola are just a few available
choices. ·
Although the menu is not
large, there is something for
everyone. On Sundays the
Garden Cafe puts away the
menu and offers a made-to-
order omelet bar, which
comes with a bowl of fresh
fruit, a basket of warm
muffins, and rosemary
·potatoes.
It's neither the food, nor
the garden alone that will
bring you here. It is the
magical combination of both
and the restawant's ability
to transport you to a better
place that make the Garden
Cafe truly special.
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Doily Pilot ~.August 31, 2000 Al3
No slowing down for Terri Miller Schmidt
Terry Mlller Schmidt is d.lred1ng "Mornings at Seven,"
opening at the Newport Theater Arts Center SepL 15.
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Miller Schmidt, that just
means you do four shows a
year imtead of five.
The gregarious director,
THEATER :t!~~a~ro-
ductions at a
fever pitch for the last two
decades, had taken a rare
acting assignment earlier
this year as one of the two
seasoned actresses in •Leg-
ends• at the Huntington
Beach Playhouse. Halfway
through rehearsal, however,
on her first visit to New
York City with friends, she
found herself starring in her
own version of •ER• after
passing out on a subway.
•Tuey said it was high
blood pressure, but I've
never had that trouble
before," she said. •I think 1t
wasjust fatigue, nervous
exhaustion. That and the
strange environment. I'd
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Whatever it was, it put
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That was in April, and
Schmidt bas •slowed down•
to the extent that she's
directed two other shows -
"The Cemetery Club" at
Costa Mesa's Jewish Com-
munity Center and •My
Emperor's New Clothes• at
the Newport Theater Arts
Center -since then, and is
preparing to put "Mornings
at Seven" on the boards at
Newport on Sept. 15.
The six weeks of rest the
doctor ordered were whit-
tled to two, and there won't
be too much kicking back
for Schrrudt d'11nng the next
few months, either.
After "Mormngs, • she'll
direct ·o Henry's Christ-
mas" in Sdn Clemente,
"Wind in the Willows " in La
Habra, then it's back to
Newport to stage the June
musical "Sweet and Hot.·
Thedter seems to be a ..
tonic for Schmidt. Now in
her mid-50s, she got her
start dS Wendy in a grdde
school production of "Peter
Pan• back in her hometown
of Compton. She 1s, she
declares proudly, a fourth-
generation Californian,
which may explam the New
York culture shock.
She was a theater major
in college, but opted for
maniage over a degree -
she and husband Dick have
been wed for 35 years.
When her two children
were born, she gave up the
greasepaint for a career in
motherhood, the n connect-
ed with the Fountain Valley
Community Theater in 1981
as a backstage parent. The
theater specialized m chil-
dren's shows, and later
became the Orange County
Children's Theater.
Terri Miller Schmidt
arrived at Newport in 1990
for a supporting role m
"Come Back, Little Sheba"
and joined the theater's
board of directors the fol-
lowing year. She's been a
Newport regular ever since,
directing such shows as
"The Price,• "Bells Are
Ringing" and "The Pajama
Game.·
She, her husband and
son-in-law Chris started
their own set design compa-
ny, 16th Street Design, and
have built more than 15 sets
in the last four years for
productions in Newport and
elsewhere. Dick Schmidt is
building the set for "Mom-
logs.•
•Dick d ecided that if be
wanted to spend more ti.me
with me, this would be a
good way, and swinging a
hammer is a good stress
reliever too,• she said.
Earlier this year, her set-
designing talents were test-
ed when she directed
"Coast.al Disturbances• at
the Costa Mesa Civic Play-
house -and wound up
transporting several tons of
sand into the theater for the
beach setl.Ulg.
•111e set strike was really
interesting,· she quipped.
Like many clirectors.
Schmidt is fascinated with
the rehearsal process, the
•putting it all together" and
watching actors g row in
character Then watching
on perfonnance rughts,
gleefully, as the dudience
responds to the work she's
done.
And, Little setbacks hke
the one in New York
notwithstanding. she's plan-
ning lo keep on doing it for
a long ume to come.
• TOM TITUS reviews local the-
ater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews
appear Thursdays and Saturdays.
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A14 ThundcP,; Ap 31, 2000 DATEBOOK
Laughing with the 'Original Kings, 'smiling at 'The Crew'
'The Crew' can go
straight to video IT he Crew• ls a mlsh-
mash of .parodies
derived from
movies, characters, genres,
themes and actors. Actually
it's quite a good mishmash
and is aimed at the over-the-
hW gtoupfes.
The cast REEL are, them-
CRITICS ~~~~sti!~:ro-
. gone by-
Richard Dreyfuss as Bobby
Bartellemeo; Burt Reynolds
as Joey Pistelli. Don Hedaya
as Mike Donatelli and Sey-
mour Cas-
sell as
Tony
Donato.
Each
has his
spedaJty
and nick-
name, and
since Bob-
by (Drey-
fuss) is
narrating, Joan Andre the plot
unfolds in
a sort of stutter.
The characters have
been buddies since their
glory days and are now
reduced to sitting and
grousing on the front porch
of the Raj Mahal Hotel, a
rundown place in South
Beach that caters to senior
citizens.
. AT
Management plans to
give the Raj an expensive
upgrade to cater to the
lifestyle of incoming afflu-
ent yuppies. But this would
evict the low-rent paying
foursome.
This means that "The
Crew• must act to save
their hotel. They did this
sort of thing in their glory
days, why not now? What
better ploy than a gang war
right in the lobby to drive
away prospective clients?
The idea is to steal a
body from the morgue and
plant it in the lobby with a
note attached making it
look like the first strike in a
gang war. Things go askew
when the body they deface
turns out to be the beloved
father of a local drug lord.
The support for the vari-
ous subplots are from highly
credentialed, thoroughly
professional actors who
maximize their scenes -
especially Miguel Sandoval
as a paranoid drug lord who
runs a gaggle of really
dumb gangsters. Those
scenes are worth the price
of admission.
As the age genre thing
goes, this is right at the bot-
tom. I can't help but think
that there were a lot of "in•
jokes that went right over
my head, and they had
more fun making this pic-
ture than I had watching it.
I call it a good video
rental and predict that it
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port Be«h resident who does • lot
of volunteer work.
'Kings' brings
quartet of laughs
C ould •ntanic" have
been an Afrlcan-
American film? Not
likely, says comedian Steve
Harvey in •The Original
Kings of Comedy, a concert
film by Spike Lee.
If an African-American
band -say Kool & the Gang
-had been on deck of the
Rob Orozco
ill-fated
ship, they
would
hiwe.
unplugged
in no time,
upended a
wooden
table and
used a
linen nap-
kin as a
makeshift
sail. " Harvey
is the
emcee of this new film
chronicling a recent concert
tour called the Kings of
Comedy. The tour apparently
has become one of the top-
grossing acts in the c~untry.
Harvey and three other
comics -D.L. Hughley,
Cedric the Entertainer, and
Bernie Mac --'with dissimi-
lar styles comment on
African American life· in
America.
Harvey is the more pol-
ished of the three while also
being the most aggressive
COURTESY PARAMOUNT PICTURE5
From left, Bernie Mac, Cedric the Entertainer, D.L.
Hugley and S~v~ Harvey star in the comedy concert Wm
"The Original Kings of Comedy," directed by Spike Lee.
towards his audience. Mac is
the most hard-edged comic,
who frequently seems to be
working directly from his yet
unwritten autobiography.
Cedric the Entertainer is a
perceptive comic who high-
lights the subtle differences
between black and white
cultures.
For example, Cedric dif-
ferentiates what it means for
a white person to •hope•
versus what it means for a
black person to •wish.•
Hughley takes a more main-
stream approach in his
humor .
Harvey acts as the emcee,
coming out between each
perfonnerandconstantly
hounding the audience
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to the stage.
Hazvey's higbwire antics
appear to come perilously
close to alienating and
offending the audience.
However, his impeccable
comedic timing and tone
allow him to proceed without
turning the audience against
bbn.
However, all three,
regardless of their style, owe
a great debt of gratitude to
their obvious idols: Richard
Pryor and Dick Gregory. Uke
these two monoliths of come-
dy, you hear socio-political
commentaries on life in
America.
Uke all comics, satirists,
etc. before them, we laugh at
the pain, frustration and
anguish in their comedic
voices so that we may not
cry at their collective experi-
ence.
"The Original Kings of
Comedy" is presented in a
revue format, which allows
each comic to be introduced
to non urban audiences.
However, the format also
deprives each comic from
reaching a thematic crescen-
do to where their collective
experiences as African
Americans would leave a
permanent mark on the
audience's psyche.
One can only wonder if
Paramount Pictures may
have thought non urban
audiences would be turned
off by each comic's material
had they been allowed to
proceed uninterrupted, like
both Gregory and Pryor in
their prime.
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who lives In Newport Beach with
his wife and two cats.
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MWe're doing somethlng right. There's
always room for improvement but I think
that it's an indicator, from a school board
peIBpective, that we raised standards and the
teachers are meeting the can and students
are stepping up to the plate."
-MARTHA FWOR, school board member, on Newport-Mesa
Unified School District's impr<Mld overaJI SAT scores, which
were slgnific.antty higher than the state and national averages.
EDITORIAL
Thursday, August 31, 2000 AJS
Inconsistent rules a sign of the times
I s this a sign of things to
come? Halloween decora-
tions are apparently no
longer welcome in Costa Mesa
-at least not the ones that
were hanging in an East 17th
Street shopping center.
afraid to enforce them. months the city allows decora-
tions and lights to adorn the
light posts in strip malls -
where stores presumably sell
Christmas holiday items.
was blown out of proportion in
Costa Mesa. Maybe it happened
when the city forced the defla-
tion of a giant yellow T-shirt.
Shortly after updating its sign
ordinance in the mid-1990s, the
city zeroed in on a business at at
17th Street and Newport Boule-
vard. The T-Shirt Warehouse
boasted a 30-foot inflatable T-
shirt atop its building.
Doesn't this seem inconsis-
tent?
The orange and black signs -
which doubled as a clever way
to draw attention to a Halloween
store -violated the city's
municipal code that prohibits .
advertising banners to hang
Just a couple of weeks ago,
the management of the Hal-
loween Adventure Store, a sea-
sonal shop scheduled to open in
September, was told to take
down the signs heralding the
upcoming October holiday. U
the signs were not taken down,
the penalties could range from a
citation to criminal prosecution.
Although "Halloween" was
the only word that appeared on
the banners, the city considered
it advertising because it drew
attention to the store.
Add to that the litter of signs
that are posted around the city
advertising the latest trade
show at the fairgrounds, or the
political posters that will soon
be plastered on any bare sur-
And per.haps it was an eye-
sore. And maybe the Halloween
decorations really were inap-
propriate. But if the city's going
to be tough on signs, be tough
on all of them.
from light posts. f ace. These also must be consid-
ered advertising. Costa Mesa bas made its
mark as a city that has stringent
sign ordinances and is not And yet, during winter
Somehow, somewhere along
the way, it seems issue of signs
Local driver says
traffic not so bad ·
Quality of life is more than
a traffic inconvenience. On a
daily basis I drive Newport
Beach from comer to comer.
On the weekends, I drive
down lo the Balboa Peninsu-
MAILBAG ::~
of Fashion
Island, where I live and I
have been driving this same
area as a resident for 4 7
years.
Previously, I would drive
tJus area as a weekender or
vacaboner while growing up
and coming here for vaca-
bons and weekends.
My observation is that the
amount of traffic, although
greater, moves better than it
ever has in the history of our
city. I have made it a habit to
time various trips when the
traffic has been at its worst.
For more than 25 years. my
office was in Fashion Island
and I hved on the Balboa
Peninsula. Even before the
new bridge-was put across
Back Bay, the most that It
ever took me when I was
stopped on Jamboree Road
at the Newporter Inn to get
to the Arches Bridge was t 5
minutes.
Today, at peak hours,
when I leave my office at
Cannery Village and drive to
Granville, the time from the
Arches Bridge to Jamboree
Road is seven minutes.
At the ideal time of day
when there is no traffic at
morning, midmorning or
midaftemoon, it takes four
minutes, so this is three min-
utes out of my life. Friday
nights, we drive from our
home at Granville to the
peninsula between 5 and 6
p.m. At this time, it can talce
17 minutes to go from New-
port Center Drive to the
Arches Bridge. That is an
extra 10 minutes out of my
Wei
I wish everybody would
join me in not looking at the
worst side of everything. but
look at the good side. You
New, young candidates needed for Newport Beach
~ T he Pilot recently wrote an editorial
about the usual lack of candidates
running for Newport Beach political
· offices, including trustees of our school
board (•Where have all the candidates
gone?• Aug. 3). Admittedly a sorry situa-
tion, not the least of which is that it
encourages reruns by those who have
already gifted us with their seIVices.
True, as time passes we forget our history
and some of the unfortunate details soften.
But certainly, not all of Newport Beach pciUti-
cal history has been inspiring. Much of it
may be the reason for our growing apathy in
our town leading to a deep-seeded reluc-
lance to run for local office.
It is significant that for a town as small
as Newport Beach and its school district to
have suffered two major oim.lnal embez-
zlements plus a major rrus:rnanagement of
school chstrict funds, is sufficient to trau-
matize the younger generation. I believe
ways can be found to encourage fresh
young blood to take the field in Newport
Beach politics. And to empower them with
the knowledge that they can and will do a
better job of management and oversight
than did their elders.
REBAWIWAMS
Newport Beach
can move around Newport
Beach almost all of the time
with no hold up in traffic at
all. U you must travel at peak
hours, and I try not to travel
at peak hours il I can )lelp it,
and you are sitting in traffic
on Coast Highway, think of
what a wonderful city we're
living in, where you can
work. live and play, and
don't have to dnve the free-
ways and congested areas
that the less fortunate must
experience every day.
if you'll not be a lot happier.
Qu.allty of life is deter-
mined by our natural and
built environment, by the
quality of the people we
have attracted to ow com-
munity and in the pursuit of
excellence. Our city abounds
in all of the above.
READERS RESPOND
Our quality of life is so
superior to almost any place
in the world, it is difficult for
me to imagine that it can be
spoiled by a minor traffic
inconvenience.
Look at it my way and see
BIU ACKER
Newport Beach
Childtell speak about the Marinapark property
•AT ISSUE: In spring. Heather Manchester's fourth-
and fifth-grade combo dass at Newport Elementary
School examined the development proposals for
the Marinapark area. The students decided what
they thought was best for the property.
I think we have enough
hotels, plus a huge hotel
would cause traffic. I like
the proposal for the Ameri-
can Legion property submit-
ted by Richard S. Stevens
and William P. Flicker.
lt would be interesting to
have a nautical museum. and
maybe the city could make
money from one. I also like
the proposal submitted by
Parks, Beaches, and Recre-
ation because it would be nk:e
to have more places to play.
Consider making more
play places or a nautical
museum.
American Legion stays put
because it is a great place for
parties and events.
I also went to the lot and I
think that this proposal
would be perfect and attract
beach traffic.
AMY PENNER
Fifth grade
I am going to tell you
what I think you should do
with the American Legion
property. I think you should
keep it u it is, and you
sbouJd leave tbe Girl Scout
HoUle end the American
Legion .. it •• too.
Lota Of people Ul8 that
&ad 9V9IY dey. Cbildnm
from the Gilt ScOilt HOUie
play tb8re .,.., day and the
people from tbe American
IAgioa Jnbably·,go OU~
too. • ---·-.. tennil eauftl • IDll I llDd • lot of ..
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For the six-acre property, I
would love for you lo consid-
er the proposal from Beach-
es, Parks, and Recreation.
I have always wanted that
part more public friendly. I'm
not so sure about a boutique
hotel.
If we had basketball
courts, playgrounds, commu-
nity centers, and more, we
would get a lot more people
there. In that spot, I noticed
when I visited, it was a great
place for family tun. a great
local hangout, and a tourist
attraction. Plus the Girl Scout
House and the American
Legion would be untouched.
1bJs idea for that spot bU
a little bit of everytbitlg,
which is good.
So, if you keep thil in the
back ol your mind. that
would be greel
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I would like to tell you
what I would Wee to happen
to the property where the
American Legion Hall is.
The proposal submitted
by RHC Communities to
build a 100-room hotel and
improve the Americ.an
Legion Hall and the Girl
Sc::outs House will look good
and will not do anything bad
to the dty.
I would like the City
Council to vote for this pro-:
posa1 so we can have fun in
this dty.
ALEX ANDERSSON
Fifth grade
I think the City Council
should build a five-star, 156-
room. Italian-style resort and
spa, which was submitted by
Sutherland Tana HOlpitality,
because the Girt Scouts
HOUie looks bad.
You should build a bener
loOking ftv..aar r...art ad
spe.
I think the proposal sub-
mitted by Parks, Beaches,
and Recre4tioD that includes
a more public-friendly site
should be the one construct-
ed in the area wbe.re the
American Legion Hall is.
I think that the proposal
will include many public
facilities. Last year, my dass
took a field trip to the prop-
erty and I realized the Girl
Scout House and the Ameri-
can ~on are used several
times a month and they
should stay.
I recoinmend that the Oty
Council use the proposal
sent in by Pub, Beeches,
and Rfle:reation became any-
one and~ can u.e il
STIPHANE WOOO
Pifth grade
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•Coming off unbeaten CIF
,Division VI title campaign,
Brinkley's Sailors shouldn't
be caught living off the past.
a.ny Faullcner
DAILY PILOT
NBWPORT
BEACH
Along with a
chin strap and a
·face mask. it
appears blinders
a1lo come aa
standard eqUip-
ment on a ~ Harbor High
football belm8t
How elle to nplain the Sailors'
seeming mablllty to focus on any-
thing but the nut opponent on the
scbedulef
U a beadg8ar 8CC8110ry were all
that it took, ol coune, other pro-
grams would haft .them stocked in
~ suplllt. ·SO, any ~ of
Hart>Or PlaY*i' aaeotndt minds,
mUlt b9 na.4 tp ... WdWgs of
l~.,....--cDDJtlf Brtnld8y.
Quote Of •DAY
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-W.'rt _.,••!Illy faal5ld beaw, if you're not,
-a1u1111k "on you tnl 1111 you ii '9 butt _•
Jeff • ll*lwy. Newport Harbor football coach ---
Sports Editor Roger Carlson• 949..574-4223'• Sports Fax: 949-6500170 • Thunday, August 31 , 2000 Bl
Alan Saenz keys the Newport
Harbor defense. He's a
6-foot-2, 260-pound senior
middle linebacker with
All-Sea Vlew League and
All-CIF credenttals.
MARIANNA DAV MASSEY I DAILY PILOT
Coming off a 13-0-1 season that League Most Valuable Player Chris
produced the school's second CIF Manderlno retwns as a two-way
Southern Section (Division VI) starter.
championship', Brinkley will COWlt Additionally, Newport-Mesa Dis-
upon this familiar fixation with the trict Defensive Player of the Year
immediate futw:e to keep last year's Alan Saenz, who was also AD-CIP in
spoils in proper perspective. Division VI, is back to anchor an ·winning a CIP championship experienced linebacking corps.
can be good and bad,• Brinkley Senior defensive end Garrett
said, •although it's certainly better 1\-oncale, a hero in both victories
than the alternative. One of the over Irvine last season. including
things it does is, it definitely moti-forcing the fumble that led to the
vates some teams that are going to . game-winning touchdown in the
play you. 19-18 CIP title-game triumph, also
•But, I think our pbllosopby of returns. The tint-team AD-Sea View
always going one game at a time League and All-Newport-Mesa Dis-
helps us there. We're usually trict performer will line up alongside
extremelyfoc:uMtdbecause,ifyou're returning defensive tackle Nick
not. someone am meek up on you Moghaddam.
and bite~ m tbe butt. 'ttavis nimble, a second-team
Brlnklef boi>eil his ftrst team of all-1~ selectioJi. ii back at full.
the oew~Dennhun. ranked fourth back and leDior Santa Marga.dta
in the DMilOn VI pr..auon transfers Scott Lopez (Offemive
poll. Will be able to avoid any tackle) and Jan ~an (defemlve
met.apbodc; t.th mara. And, con-elid}, both of whom started for tbe
centratbl ~. tMre eppean to Bag1el in '99, figure to help llmlt
bi an9a Wmt to 01nllnaw the nm IOllel to greduition tn tbit balCbel.
whK:hmppidtb .. DolitM'Cll tilOI Graduation also cl•im•d th•
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_HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBlll PltEY,EW
• Manderino's versatile talents force Coach Brinkley
to decide whether he'll give or receive the handoffs.
Barry Faulkner
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -Still. wrestling with
whether to play senior Chris Manderino at quar-
terback or tailback, Newport Harbor High foot-
ball coach Jeff Brinkley likely didn't consider
the obvious compromise.
That's right, the Sailors won't Ue running the
single wing this fall.
Levity aside, Brinkley's decision may deter-
mine whether the Tars can make a run at
defending their CIF Southern Section Division
Vl championship .
Further, the decision, ultimately, may not be Chris Mandertno
dictated as much by Manderino, as by the play-
ers who would start at whatever position be does not. The performances
of junior quarterback Morgan Craig and senior tailback Ryan Ortega -
-most notably in Friday's 10 a .m. scrimmage at Mission Viejo --may be
the deciding factor as to where Brinkley deploys last year's Daily Pilot
Sea View League MVP.
Ironically, the circumstances in which Manderino won. the starting
job last year -a two-player battle with then-sophomore Bnan Gaeta
which extended two games into the season -have led Brinkley to
assert he hopes to have the matter resolved by the time the season kicks
off Sept. 8 against Orange Lutheran.
Instability at the position last year was clearly a factor in a 21-21 tie
in Week 2 against Marina, the only blemish on an otherwise perfect
season.
After that disappointing deadlock, Manderino assumed the starting
SEE POSITION BY POSITION PAGE 82
IHI SllLOIS
NEWPORT
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entire secondary and all but two offensive starters, and Brink-
ley acknowledges inexperience is his leading concern.
But Brin.kJey, with the support of an experienced and cohe-
sive staff, hasn't produced 77 wins si.hce 1992, the seco!1d-best
total among Orange County public schools (Los Alanutos has
91), without being able to develop capable replacem~ts.
The linebacking corps, which includes Mandenno and
senior Andy Rankin, who gained seasoning as a backup last
fall, keys a group which led the county in scoring def~ (10.6
points per game) last season. It was the lowest average
allowed by the Tars in Brinkley's tenure, the lowest for the Tars
since 1971. The defense was also chiefly responsible for a plus-
18 turnover ratio.
Offensively, the challenge will be finding a replacement for
the late Andre Stewart, who graduated posthumously after a
fatal car accident last May. Darting behind an all-senior offen-
sive line, which included current Division I tackles Blair Jones
(USC) and Robert Cole (Brown), Stewart rushed for a school
single-season record 2,404 yards, including 13 games of at
least 100, and scored 26 touchdowns.
Ironically, that replacement may be Manderino, who won
all 12 games he started at quarterback in '99, after guiding an
unbeaten junior varsity team as a sophomore.
' .
SPORTS
As fall drills progressed toward Friday's 10 a .m . scrimmage
at Mission Viejo, Brinkley wa~ wrestling with whether his
offense would be better served with Manderino, the All-New-
port-Mesa quarterback last fall, delivering handoffs or receiv-
ing them.
Manderino threw for 912 yards and 12 touchdowns last sea-
son (54 of 124 with eight interceptions) and ~bed for 213
yards and six TDs. At 6-foot-1, 205 pounds, he bangs the kind
of power, pace and purpose other tailback candidates can't
match. But, his leadership under center and his ability to tum
broken plays into positive yardage, would be missed should
junior Morgan Craig assume the quarterback job.
3,800 of their 4,818 yards on the ground and 442 points, the
second-most in school history (behind a district-record 493 in
'96).
Either way, Brinkley said he will make a decision before the
opener and stick with it.
A scan of the schedule indicates a strong possibility the
Sailors can extend their unbeaten streak against teams outside
the Sea View League (now at 29 games, dating back to 1995).
The Tars, on a 12-game win skein after a Week 2 tie with Mari·
na, also have a chance to break the school-record 16-game
winning streak (including one forfeit) established in 1994-95.
As usual. however, the Sea View will provide a rugged
challenge, with Irvine joining Harbor and Laguna Hills, which
won the freshmen and junior varsity league titles in '99, atop
the list of favorites.
Regardless oJ where Manderino lines up, it will be difficult
for the Tars to match last year's offensive production: nearly
POSITION BY POSITION
CONTINUED FROM B 1
role and the Tars won their next 12
games. Dating back to a 9-0-1 season as
the juruor varsity quarterback, Man-
dertno, a tailback his freshman year, IS
unbeaten at Harbor in games he has
started under center.
earned second-team All-Sea View
League distinction as a devastating
blocker last season. He canied just 15
times for 46 yards and three TDs, but
did catch five passes for 105 more.
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Ortega, the leading ball carrier and
the Back of the Year on last year's 9-1
N team, also gained 274 yards and
scored two touchdowns on 44 varsity
carries. But at 5-foot-8, 180 pounds, he
is clearly not the physical runner Man-
derino can be.
Brinkley would like to take advan-
tage or bis receiving talents more this
year, though bis blocldng expertise wOl
be bis primary conbibution. At 6-1, 225,
he'll bring 17 more pounds than last
year to collisions with defenders.
David Sprenger C.J. Colllns Jon Vandenloot Dennis Thornton Matt Casserly
Elsewhere, the lineup appears virtu-
ally set. Here's a position-by-position
breakdown;
Owuterback: Manderino is solid,
though unspectacular as a passer (54 of
124 for 912 yards, 12 TDs and eight
l..nte•·ceptions last year), but bis running
ability, toughness and leadersh.ap would
be tough to duplicate.
Craig (6·2, 182) has impressed
Brinkley thus far. He completed 2 of 3
for 2' yards last season.
"He's throwing the ball well and I
feel confident with him playing," Brink-
ley said.
Michael McDonald. the son of for-
mer USC and NPL quarterback Paul
McDonald, figures to man the junior
vanity controls. He started for the
frelhmen last fall.
Senior middle linebacker Alan
Saenz, the Newport-Mesa District
Defensive Player of the Year, wOl also
see spot duty at fullback. particularly ln
short-yardage situations.
Junior David Marshall ls another
backup fullback. .
ltecetven: Gaeta didn't work out at
quarterback last year, but he's too tal-
ented an athlete not to have on the field
somewhere. So, he shifts to wideout.
where be wW help replace decorated
2000 graduates BWy Clayton and Justin
Jacobs.
"He's an athlete and a competitor,·
Brinkley said of the 6-2, 180 junior.
"He's pretty pbysicaI, he runs ade-
quately and be catches the ball u well
as anyone we have.• .
Senior Mitch Gray (5·11, 165) brings
more speed to the pocition. while junior
Jon Vandenloot (6-3, 172) will play a lot
as the third receiver.
Junior Adam Kerns, Craig'• favorite
target as a fresbtnan, will add depth.
Tight end: Joe Foley, a 6-0, 238-
pound junior, bu the early ltartiog nod,
with seriior Andy Rankin. wbo .ibol.akl
at.art at outside linebacker, playing
aome lo doUl»tigbt lets.
Junior Cory Ray (6-l , 190) II up f'lom
the jumor vanity, wbile Marsbal1 ClOllld
also chip in here. Foley, the younger bri6s ol ,...
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accepting a scholarship to use, while
right tackle Robert Cole is competing as
a freshman at Brown.
But that was then.
Now, senior Santa Margarita trans-
fer Scott Lopez (6-2, 285), an All-Serra
League perfonner last year, brings wel-
come experience at right tackle .
"He's a good technician,• Brinkley
said or Lopez, who allowed the Sailors
to move junior Bryan Breland (6-3, 2'0)
from tackle to guard.
Breland started the CIF title game
for Cole, who broke his leg ln the semi-
finals, and has locked up the right
guard position. He wa.s the Uneman of
the Year on last year's N.
Junior Robert Chai (6-4. 265) figures
to ltArt at left ta.ckle, after waiting in the
wings last fall.
"CbM ls pretty athletic for a big
guy,• Brinkley said,
Senior Ryan De\ttn (6-J, 200), who
transfened from Mater Del before 1.ut
seuoo, and tenlor Jim Erickson (f>.1,
210) were battling evenly for the other
guard spot, according to Btinkley.
Junior Jeff Marshall (6-4, 200) and
ten.lor C.J. CoDins (f>.l, 230) are the
candidates at center.
Niclt Mogbaddam, a returning
starter at defensive t4Ckle, and jUnior
John Debr'Olt (6-7, 277), are quaJi~
1*kupt.
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llMI&&~ 10 the prlllllOll
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ing matcbup for bigger, slower tackles.
An all-league and all-district performer
u a junior, be also plays the run well.
"He will be a definite force this
year,• Brinkley said.
Moghaddam (6-4, 260), a· senior
tackle, 1s 30 pounds heavier than last
season, when be collected 39 tackles in
13 starts.
Senior Ian Banigan (6-3, 218), ls
another Santa Margarita transfer, who
should fit ln nicely at the other end spot.
Collins bas the edge at noseguard,
while Lopez, Poley and Scott Kohan
(6·2, 270) provide depth inside.
Kohan, a Newport native, retwns
home after starting for the varsity as a
sophomore at a prep school in Pennsyl-
vania in '99.
Jim Rothwell. who led the N in
sacks, should provide a boost as a pus-
rusb specialist. Brinkley compares
Rothwell to his older brother Brad, who
bad 11 1aclcs ln a similar rOle last sea-son.
men team, be now disrupts passing
attacks. He bad two interceptions as a
junior.
With a combined average of 6-2. 227
pounds, this bio is by far the biggest in
Brinkley's 15 sea.sons. In fact. they col-
lectively surpass the combined weight
of the three biggest starting linebackers
(from any year) to wear Newport blue
in the 1990s.
Poley, Ray and Thornton add depth
inside, while Craig and 1\'ler Miller
could see time outside, Brinkley said.
Secondary: Gaeta and senior Ryan
Spruth are the projected starters at cor-
nerback.
Senior Dane Barton (strong) and
Junior David Sprenger (free) are the
front-nmnera at safety.
This is another area where experi-
ence will be gained as the seuon pro-
gresses, as only Barton played much
last fall for a group that ptodueed 26
interceptions. .
Gaeta's atbletidam will be deployed.
on the wide lide ol the field, but none cA
the starters poaess more than ~te speed. .
Canerly, Kern. and Juniot LU catit-
lo are baclrupe at comerbeck. wbUe
Johnson and Vandenloot provide
depth at safety.
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Daily Pilot SPOR'IS Thursday, August 31, 2000 83
COLLEGE SOCCER
Pirates handle El Camino
. COSTA MESA -Jesus Cervantes and Josh JC MEN
Miller each scored two goals to lead the Orange
Coast ~~~ege men's soccer team to a 4-1 nonconference win
over VlSlting El Camino Wednesday afternoon. The Pirates
(1-0-1) outshot the Warriors, 15-4, en route to the victory.
Dreaming the distance
Dan Espinoza had two assists for OCC, while Cervantes
and Ed~on .Anaya each had one. Freshman Hilario Arriaga
(Estanoa High) had a pair of saves for the Bucs.
Gomez leads OCC past El Camino, 3-1
COSTA MESA -Renee Gomez scored two J( WOMEN
second-hall goals to lilt the Orange Coast Col-
~~ge women's soccer tedm to a 3-1 nonconference win over vis-
iting El Carruno Wednesday afternoon. OCC (2-0) trailed ear-
ly, but Andrea Corkhill's goal before the end of the first half
tied the score. Gomez now has four goals on the season.
Amanda Bell hdd three saves for Coast, induding a diving
deflection in the flfSt hall
lions tumble at San Bernardino, 4-2
SAN BERNARDINO -The Van-COLLEGE WOMEN guard Umverslly women's soccer team
allowed three second-hall goals en route to a 4-2 nonconfer-
ence loss to ho!>t Cal Stdte San Bernardino Tuesday.
Jennifer Bud and Slurley Blassman each scored for Van-
guard (1-1-1). Goalkeepers Robin Landauer and Kim Becher
combined for 18 saves.
DEEP SEA
WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS
Newport Landing · 3 boats,
65 anglers. 1 barracuda, 56
bonito, 32 calico bass, 175
sand bass, 4 halibut, 9 \Culp1n,
2 sheephead, 4 sole
D11vey's Locket' • 8 boats.
177 anglers, 26 yellowta1I,
352 sand bass. 18 barracuda.
38 calico bass. 4 sheephead,
3 halibut, 300 mackerel,
3 bonito, 29 yellowf1n tuna
HAPPY~ BIRTHDAY .. . .
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ORANGE Co.ur COl.UIGE
Ta.s
Newport-Mesa NJB holding tryouts.
NEWPORT BEACI i -Tiw Newport-Mesa chap-HOOPS
ter of NalJondl Junior Basketball will bold tryouts for
the stxth-grnde All-Net Team on Fnday. as well as Sept. 8 from
4:45 pm. lo 6· JS Tryouts will be held al the West Newport
Gym, 883 W. 15th St For more mformation, contact Chip Stas-
sel at (949) 289-4791
•Newport Harbor hopes to
make up the inches that cost
it a trip to CIF Division I finals.
NEWPORT BEACH PREVIEW
-The Tennessee Titans
weren't the only ones to see their sea-
son end by inches. Newport Harbor
High's boys water polo team saw its
season end on an excruciating note
when a sudden-death goal by El Taro's
'Itevor McMunn squeezed through to
eliminate the Sailors, 9-8, in the CIF
Southern Section Division I semifinals.
U you also consider that Newport
had three shots go off the goal post,
induding one in overtime, it's not a
game that the Sailors can shake easily.
"Thal game weighs on all their
minds,• Newport Coach Brian
K.reutzkamp said. "We put in a lot of
work Last year and came up just a little
short. The thing is, we didn't play bad-
ly. We actually played a good game. I
think that game just made us hungri-
er.·
Well, Newport gets a rematch
against El Toro on Halloween, in addi-
tion to two possible matchups in toUI-
naments. For now, the Sailors find
themselves in a familiar preseason
position. The defending Sea View
League champ, Newport is considered
one of the best, if not the best team in
Orange County.
·A lot of people are picking us No.
1, • K.reutzkarnp said •Last year, we
were No. 1 at the beginning and two
years ago. we were No. 1 from start to
fuush, • K.reutzkamp said. ·And we still
didn't go to Belmont.•
It's been 13 years since Newport last
went to a CCF final at the Belmont Plaza
Pool complex in Long Beach. With 1 O
seniors on the team, Newport again
has the firepower, and a little despera-
tion, to break that streak
"I think there's a small sense of
THI SllLOIS
NEWPORT HARBOR
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urgency,· K.reutzkamp said. ·we have
a lot of seniors. but they have to take it
upon their shoulders to get what they
want.·
Shoulders Newport will lean on
heavily belong to Peter Belden and
Ryan Cook. They were the top two
scorers on last year's team and both are
returning All-CIF first-teamers. They
also showed a knack for finding each
other all over the pool and often pro-
vided the dSSL'it on the other's goal.
"Those two have been playing
together since age group,•
Kreutzkamp said. "They can read each
other very well. They barely speak to
each other in the pool but they know
what the other will do."
Seniors Steven Jendrusina and Joey
Snelgrove also return to the starting
llneup Jendrusina's improvement has
been rapid and he was invited to play
for a Junior national team. He will play
the two-meter spol
Snelgrove is a driver. With him, Jen-
drusma and Belden. Newport has three
of the four swuruners from the CIF
Division I 200-ya.rd freestyle relay
champions. With Newport's team
speed, Kreutzkamp hopes to counter-
attack constantly.
Senior Kyle Bean, a strong player
who will defend at two meters, moves
into the starting lineup Caine Uttrell,
who easily led the junior varsity team
in goals last year, rounds out the start-
ing lineup.
Seniors Greg Worthing and Brian
Pentz are the first two off the bench
and will get regular playing time.
Juniors Thomas Bultman, Brad Dill-
man and Jonathan Hwang hope to
contribute to a senior-laden team.
There are few questions about New-
port's offense, but there will be a lot of
focus on goaltendmg. Newport has
been spoiled in goal the last few years.
Tim Birdsong, last season's Sea View
League MVP and a hrst-tearn All-CIF
goalie, started for two years Before
tum, Newport enjoyed the presence of
perennial All-CIF first-teamer Jon
Pharris.
Seniors Brandon Mclain and
Shawn Johnson are next m llne. They
have been battling all sum.mer tor the
starting job.
"1 have a lot of confidence in both of
them,• Kreutzkamp said. "l haven't
even named a starter yet. That's how
close it is.•
Both of them will see equal time uu-
tially. Johnson is the bigger goal.le and
his size gives him an advantage m
blocking shots. But McLain's offensive
skills are suited lo start counterattacks,
much like Birdsong dJd last year.
K.reutzkarnp hopes lo name d d efinite
starter by the tune league play starts
If Newport can settle its goaltend-
ing, another deep trip mto the CCF
playoffs is llkely. But the Sdl.lors aren't
looking to go deep, they want to go all
the way and win the school's hrst boys
water polo title smce 1984.
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School ot Iha Ans on the GMF SOUNO versny ·of Caltlomla. Have you alerted Metro Express Frencn oen.r than a ~ doing bualnea1 yet? Newport Beach, CA partnership PAMELA 8AlGris C·lll uc lrvme Campus The 1961 N Main Street. llVIM. 3500 . Berlleley doing ~ yet? No Cale and Cnlpene, John Have you staned Yes. 8/01/2000 92663 Have you st1rted Goff club9 _,,,,....,_ u1111ng building is a Ora~. CA 92865 Place, Irvine CA Mike Suzu. kl Macalu9o. Genefal Pen-doing busirleea Ylf? No Jan Mane Sct110ldl1. This bu11oess is coo-doing business yet? boxM rnisC ,,_,_......,,
41s-eeat petf01mong arts (714) 282·1559 92697·2450 Thia slatemtnt WH ner Candice Woodward P'1.0 ducted by co-panners Yes, 1195 LIEN ·SALE ·PURSUANT
ltieatei of epprox11T18tely FAX (71 4) 282·19<12 $Ni.cl blda for Unit filed with the County Thia s11tamMI was This stal•l!lflnt was This 1111emen1 wH Hive you started Pholip Mtehael nmeoo TO CIVIL CODE
23.000 I I PREOUALIFlED Pr1cee and AltematH Cleltl ol Or1npe County Iii.cl with IM County hied With the County flied with Iha County doing business yet? This statement WU SECTION 3071 Of' THE
The llCOP8 ot Work ti ELECTRICAL wlll noc .,. accepted af· on 08l29l2000 Olel1c ol Oranpe County Cl9f1c ol Or9nge County Cledl ol Or9nge County v ... 07-01·2000 filed with the County STATE Of' CALIFOA·
10 dect'ease aeat count SUBCONTRACTORS ter: 4:00 P.M., 'tHURS-2000Q38802 on 08l22/2000 on 08l22/2000 on 08/0712000 RolMln N Slwaly. Jr. Cletll of Orange County NIA THE FOLLOWING
10 approJCimately 290. ARE: DAY, SEPTEMBER 28, Dally Piiot Aug 31. Sepe 20008137983 20006139000 20006131390 Thia atatement was on 08I04l2000 VEHICLE TO BE SOLO and update ba5IC ltiffln-STEINY AND 2000. 7, 14. 21. 2000 Th148 Delly Pilot Aug,. 24, 31, Oalty Pilot Aug. 24, 3t, Daily Piiot Aug to, 17, flied w1lh lhe County 20006131208 1974 Pontiac Fl1tblrd
eel infres1ructure lnclud· COMPANY, INC. Al Design and Con· ~ 7. 14.2QQQ TM t9 ~ 7, 14. 20QQ Th121 24. 31, 2QQO JHOe! O!M ol Orange County Daily Pilol Aug 10, 17. Uc eOOLQR VIN
ing electncal. audio. and 221 N Aldmore Ave. structlon Servtea1. Uni· Actlllous Bu1lneu on 08/08/2000 24. 31. 2000 JHQ71 2 S 8 7 M 4 N 15s3 4 s
stage ngg1ng Specific l06 ~s. CA 90004 ver11ty Of Calllomla. Name Statement Fictitious Buslneu Fictitious Bualnesa Flctltlou1 Bu1lneu 2000H36499 SANDERS JESSICA c'
elements of the ICOl>O or (21~) 382·2331 Irvine, 3500 Berkelty The lollowlng per1<>111 N•IM Statement Name Statement Name Smtement Detty Piiot Aug. 10. 17. ActJtlOUI Bu1lneaa JESSICA . SANDERS
Worit are 85 follows FAX (213) 382-0612 Place, Irvine. CA ant doing bullilffl 11• Th• following persons The following persona The folloWlng perlOlla 24, 31. 2000 TH083 Name Statement A y RE s s el,:
• Mod1tlcatlon of lhe SASCO 92697-2450 A) Newpot1 Salllng Club ~ are doing buali1Us as: doing bue1oMs CITY OF The tol~son1 STORAGE proeoenium opening and 4701 Von Karman, SHlad Bid• for B) A d 1 SaH are doing as: Bio Geiiesie 4 u 307 er; PrO CIN gs· . are doing ae Sale win ti. by com-
ltre-raled con11ruct1on Su~• 100, Lump. Sum BaH Bid, 3424 ~ e~~. Suhe ~ National Association Plecentla "207. N~ ,..:: 2~1 ~~ COSTA MESA A) Shave Mug. 8) pet1tN1 bidding (wrlttan ~:'o':~~luc:,:ng the N~2~· CA ~~ = ~da~ ~'e3Nlwpo(l BMctt. CA 8) =-1500 E. ~es ~.~a Jr., ~":e#guna Niguel. N01.13~ l~~NG ~~~11~) .':!i~\;:i~: =tt.cl~ =..!i . =re:"°" ol Ill@ O< (949~/24·1569 .,.... will" TJ:::.. Wtggll Group LLC :~.laCAA~r· Or· 1447 Ga~ewport OHice Pride M1ln· ONE NEW 300 E 17'lh St. Coat• on"' 1411 day of Sept.
chNtr pot ltll F:C,d,~g916~~11 4T':05 Pa!:, 28 =-Y· (CA). 3424 Via ()pol1o, Att0<deble Concepts, Beachp • CA tanance Corp.. (CA). STENCIL TRUCK MMa. C. 92627 2000 et 2:00 F' M. 11 h • Modtllc:alJon ol the Sidi • • Suite 204, N1wport I (CA) l 500 E atrlda Bowman, 703 2536 t Vt1 Piedra 810 rT'EM NO 1053 W~lie Ray BradMy. prami... Where Aid wslll ol the hOoM' for wiM be ev11lab4e to bid-Sacullty In the BMch, CA 1121183 Knc A . 0 . Begonia AV9nUI, Co-Blel'Ca. Laguna Ntguel. NOTICE IS HEREBY 1975 W Ebbtide Way, property hH bHn sound oomrol pulpOBla dera on THURSDAY. amount of 1~ of the This bull,_. II con· atallaCA ve .. 11• r-rona del Mar. CA 92665 CA 929n GIVEN that Malad bids Anaheim, Ca 92801 stored end ""'9dl le lo-
and IO proYlda a plat!OITll AUGUST 31, 2000, and lump St.In S.. Bid. Ill· ductad by Limited Lfa. "Ms busi=7 Is con-Jeffene V1hinen. 2 This bulineM 11 con-wll b9 ~ by the Anna E. Bradley, 11175 cat.cl at AYRES SELF
IOt Implementing mullt· wll C~N=D.lTED eluding •lt•ma.:; ':;:," ~ Co duc:tad by. I oorpoiatlon Swift Court, Hewpon duOad by' I OOfPC)rllion City of Coeta MMa lo w Ebbhd• Way, STORAGE. 7012 EtN9
media production Q S ~CC:OSpany • • Aave you 11arted Hav• you atar1ed Beach. CA 92663 Have you al1r11d wit: The City Cl9lt(, p O ~ CA 92801 Ave. Hunbngeon 8aed\. capabihti.s REP~O RAPHIC M urety tUUlng the dOlng bullneu yat? dol bull ? Thia businHI ia con-dolllQ ~ y.t? No Box 1200 Colta ~ Thea ~as Is con-Ca . (714) 848·7314 • Modrficallon °' "'8 °"'" 3ll2 Mrnan ~ Bid Bond~ M , on'!' Yee. 811f.l000 y no 5/00 neH Y•t dUcted by: • g9ner91 Offle• Pride Main-c.Jdomla 9262&·1200 elided by hullbend and Landlord --.,,.
Ing IOI toUnd control Coata ...... CA t2t28 Bid Dffdline, llst.d 11'1 Wigget Group LLC. :· 811 Conc9 pannerahip l.wlCl9 Colp . Grant L befor the holK at wife r91I lo bid al h aa6a pu~ and 10 PfOVlde (71') 751·2'80 the latest publlahed RoOlit Due*, Ctlill Op-~o~d·~~lll Blew!:!: Have you 1tarted Hamilton. Prffldenl ~: . e ~ H1v1 you alerted Pu1chuea mull ti.
a pladOlltl IOI impl«nen· Att.ntlon: Rid! B«lottl Stale of Cal!1omia. De-lfabng Officer doing bu9lrlMI Y9I? No Thit ltettmenl Wll bar 21 a~ It ..... b9 doing busm111 Y•I? made by cuh and pllld
ting multimedl• piodue· Prequahfled Prime panment of ltllUranCB, This ltlllament wu Manager. Pi. JamM G. While, Jf filed with Iha County Iha r~ of the v-. Feb. t985 '°' al tti. t'"'9 of
tlon capabtlthaa and Contractora may pidc up list ol lnlur9IS Adn*lad filed With the County HltdThla wtt~81~ ea:• This tt.194Mnl wu ~ of Orange County bidder IO daf"'lr hll bod Wiii Ray Br9dl9y ~ /II pun:t..cl llghllng lrH ol charge • to Tr~. Surety "-· Cllr1I of 0rsnge County 1 nty filed with the County on OMl&'2000 !hi ,. .... Cllltl omce This stalelMnt waa goodll .,. -*' aa 11 and
• Aelocatlon ol IOUlld muimum ol five (S) Ills •nee 111 TNt Slate on 08/1 lf.lOOO Cllr1I ol Orange Counly Cllr1I of Orange Counly 2000ll3MH : th;''' 1 er an-filed Wifl the Colmty 111&11t be ~ 14 flt
and llghltng control ~ bicldtng~~ -;:;-~~ 2000et3Hlt on ~1117 on 08l22l2000 Oally Plot Aug 10. 17. ~009d b!.°!' OlllV9fy Cl9l1I of Ortnge Counly lime of aalt. 5.111 II ..0..
booCh to hcXll9 lew4 s:r.a• Suite 3500 ~. be requirld to ,0:: Dally Pilot Aug,. 17. 24. Dally Pilol Aug. 24. 31, n.a.. Pllol ZOOOIU~/9:11 24. 31, !!OQO JHOeO LOU110n: CltY ol Costa on 08/11~'°' j9d IO c:enoelMlorl In b
• eon.tructlon ol new ........ ,_,' ......... _ ........ _. ....... ,,........__.m ... •llon -31. Sc!! Z.2009 l!J089 s.m. 7, 11,JOQO Ib117 ~ ' • FlctttJo"• Bual--· M.-n ~•k' Drive eYef'lt ol ..m.m.nt l»-antrance lobby l!!llrlof ""'"-~' ,.._ .......,.."', u,.AAIUlllCKffM ,,.... ,..,,,.. 7, 14~Ibl22 -·-Room' 101 Colta MM&'. Dally Pllol Aug, 17, 24, IWMn llndlon:I and ~
of the existing building, University of California, ~~ Ht fOl1h In Flctltlou• Bualneu F1ctltloua Buslneu ,..,._ Stat91'nent Calllomla •92826 31. Sept. 7,aQoo Tt!09Z llgltad patty PublllMd
Including llardlcepa Im· lrvlnl Addltlooal aete t Bidding Oocumef'lll Na-s~t Fl¢tlou1 Bualneu Name St.atiement The fo11ow1na '*'°"' Bidl 1t1111 b9 r..n.cs on 08131AlC)° and provemente may be purchUed al and to pay prevdlng ,,_ .. ..,,,.., Name St8t9ment .,. doing ~ ea: in. ttlfltlon c1' the 09/07/00
• Upgradt 'or houn" Contract~•· coat from wage natM at the loce• The lolloWlng f>ll'IC>n8 Tile followtno ~ The followl~ Olartal Audio 1187 W :;> ~ wlthWI Mid STATEMEHT OF ~ Wanda Nor-
eledrfcal lnoludlng con-Con1ollda1ad Repro· lion ol Iha Woltl. . 1te doing but1n1M ea: are doing ~ u : ate ~ u 19tli Str111: Coate ~ llmil • 1 Maled ABANDONMENT OF ton. Bond t ~t114
vtnlenoe power end or•,ro~: 11 Is the ct!'',..;::::-.,:::: 8::rst:':~i ',~ A) Iba Stra~ ~ le~ 2327 ~ ~h MIN. CA 82627 -.iop.' ~ on USE OF ACllllOUS AV* Sell 5'otllOI ~I~ d Int.nor ,. suboonlrectora' rtlf>OO· talMd ~eractot N1:c,ort B11ch. CA ~~~~ t·~~~ Stlffl. H9Wpof1 S..ch, St~lo Montetano, lhe ouiaidll wW\ the Bid 8U9'NESS NAME ~~~ ==-: ~ :"1in1~11~~1·:' ~~ !; ~ ~ 92~"'" E~um, ~·~0k.~ ~. ~. in:3 s.rn.Halt>or...n.~c~ ~-=. .5 --<~ .:i=~ .C:: E,~:,:t:.,:•;1• • ~°'Noe IOlkMted=raphlc;t i. M11ftct eo ~ 2135 co11101 Ave., F) A's 0101 .1 2327 E. 111111 St!Ml1 Sent~ Manz 729 b9 at~am doMd the UH of tht r .. eoo '
eltctttcal lnfrallructUf• to tck rec.Ip! br. UnMr9lty for """' Colta Meta. CA 92927 Enlt11>ri ... , 21173 Hat· Newport Buen, CA South S°ycMIOl9 °'Santa er...... .i flctllol'8 ~ f'lltll9. ' TblU and llghllng controlt. ol Iha 01a119 t9110r 8'tn tnd eubetanoe. AU Ronald N Mllmly, 315 110f Blvd 1194 Colli 112663 Ana, CA IVOt ' or • eoon ._ 9-oma. 11801 0*'"1
The· ProJec:t alto In-ThMlar/Wlnllr.cl Smith eldl D011c1e1 et111 lie AY9MM C.rntoe, New-Meta. CA ~ EdN O. Wflllama, Iblt buelntM II con-~~ ~ ~ Oltw, Ga""'1 GrOYe,
dudtt renovation and Hall Rtn0V1tlona Bid iw.d' br • H ... ~l port BMch. CA t2eeO Ronald s Oanltl, 2327 teih 9"11. ...... dldad by ~ Coundl. ~ CA 841
upgrldaa to h txldrlg Ooc:uments. Umvenlty ""'°" ........ br ... ....~ ... bu.in.ea~· a :.:.·1 3\IM Ctpt Vtfdl flltoe., ~ .... BMcfl. CA nee3 Htve yCM.1 1tar1ed Adclllorwl .... d h Iba Fic.ou. ..._ ~ ....... Hall in; -41 rdy aut>cxnledm encl etlll !WM a ,..._ .........., 0099 Metl, CA 82929 ',_ ~ II OM-~ bu9iMte Ytl7 NII name ,_.,,_ lo dudln9 ~ noc Amlled wtio have regllt9fld d A-or ......, _. • ~ p1rtner1h P Ible bl.lalnall • ~ CU:Mld by. hullblnd and v.., 01JOVOO ~Cltllail~~ abo¥t ... lltcl "' °'"
1 • w4ltl ~a CcnfNC> MnCtef o&111•1..,1n H1v1 you ttarted dldad by. an~ Witt ~ ~ ,___, .__.__ ..... -. ~on lillMIQ, o. t1on S.Mces Of Con· d Y9 °' ...... doir'Q butlntt1 yet? H ' ..... .,. HIYa you atartMI .._ .,...,._. .. ._ fU HO. __,,.,.
• ~t ol an lddattd Aeoro!lftphb lllit ~ 9iddtf Y• •1-00 eva you •-·-OOlf1Q bulinfft yet? ......_. NI floe of Iha ~ Tl'kia ~. t1I01 :olr)~f-::.r~ of Addtndl,·wtWdi are 'W4I t..~IWYe JMlte SCNnblufn ~~~No Y•, 711mJ«> ~ :"'oi!:. = ~1 1~ ~ c.t DrM, 0..... Ira ._, l'8 lotlby aVflilable ti 0.tlgn I Iha &-. of Thie ....,_,. -Iblt .....,.... WM ~ P • .,__ on ot.'11~ .._: Cmllclrnla -. QioooM. CA ... ,
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CA ~ Thia bualnMa la oon-
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Htvt you 1t1rt1d ~ ~ y.t? No ~ ~ ~ ir.o. Adame Ory Thia .,1emtnt Cl!aner1 Inc., Atmen
filed with Iha ~ Mk, Partner/Prtaldtnt Cllllc. of n...-... ,..,...~ Thia atatement ...
on o1miiOOT -.., fllld with the County
2000N311H ~~'Ill County
g;:'YS:z,~1tb1~~ Daft Ptcl~'~
f1ctltloul BualMU 2:!, 31, 2000 IHQ63
Heme Staetment Fictitious Buslnesa Th!~ Heme Stmment .,. ... Th! followlng p!ftOtl8
A) Ecomm11ow, 8) Cor· ara ~ bullnaia u: ~ V07 Illa Lado, Bot>'a AWcnft
San Cl1menta, CA 0ocum1ntallon/
112e12 Scale Mode4 o---· .... Putda M Burclctwdt .,........ "''•
2707 Via Lado, San ~ J:.,°" CA A=,
ca.mant., CA 112872 Robert Banka, 3114
Thie bualnHa Is con-YUkOn Aveoul, Cotta dueeed by: .,, lncMlill MIU. CA 9262e
Have y'Ou •tarted Thia butlnesa It con-
doing l>Yalne" yet? dUdad by: an lndlYldual
Y•. JunlM 2000 Have you atart1d ~ atate::i.~'!'! doing butlna" yet?
fil!d with thl County Y~~:,:3
~oe::1~ County Thie statement was
2000H3817t ~ ~11"0r!:. = OeUy Pilot Aug, 17, 2•. on 0810412000
31. StOS. 7,jOOO Th095 20009131211
-111s1--Delly Pilot Aug. 10, 17,
---24. 3 t, 2000 TH070 NOl'ICEOF PEln• 10 Fictitious Business ADI llA I Bi Ntime Stlltement ESl'An OF: The folio~• DC*JTffY ere dC)lng as: p 2-.nt Equilibrium Oealon. -r. 4t50 Hiiaria Way, l.Jnit --·-C, Newport Beach, CA CAii • 92883 A20ll:l1 Suaan Walah, 4150
To all heire, Hillrta Way, Unit C, ... _ ......... ..,_ ... _ __..... Newport Beach. CA .._..... __ , -92863 tors, contingent Thia buslneas 15 con-onldltot9, .,.. ,.,.. docl!d ....,, an indMdual
IOM who nwy othet-vr wt.. be ""*'-'*' In Hava you started the .. Of ~. !! doing 1>Yllne11 v•t?
both of: DORuJ"T y~ ~alth
E L i Z A I I! T H This llatament was BRONsTON filed with tne County ~=c:..~ ~~County R. MUie In the Su-2000lt3NOI
perior Coutt of c.t&-Olllly Plot Aug, 31, Sept.
fomle, CMHtty of 7, 14, 21, gooo Thl.47
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THf .-nTTION Name Statement
tequeeta ttwt IRIAN The folloWlng pertons R. ME!K be llPPOlnt· .,, dOOa bual"MM es: ed .. petaOMI. ,.,.. ISLAAD KITCHEN
tentedw to 8dmlrff. DESIGNS, 34081 Blue ter the ..-. of the Lantern Street, Dana
deoedtnt. Point, CA 92629
THI! Pf'nTION Cyntt'lla M. Carden.
requeets the 34081 Blue Lantern deffdent'• WILL Md Strtet, ~ Point, CA
oocloh, If any, be 92829 edmltted to ptob9te. Thie bualness It con-The WILL .,.. 8"Y duded by: an lndiYlduel ooclole .,. 9Yllllble Hava you started
for _..,.,........ In dolng bualnea1 yet?
the lie kept by the v... IW5 eoutt.. Cvnchia M. Carden THE l'ETITlOH "l'ru etat-t wu
,..,... euthority to lll!d with the County
edmlflieW the ---Clenl of Orallg8 County --on 08/23/2000 undef the lfld1perr 2000N31115'
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WNt I llltl St., Co.la Adll'l'lt 'M ., lulle 301, MIU. CA lll2927 COlta Melll. CA 92920
Mlgu•I AojH. 1124 !Undra Ftmendei.
Weat 19th 81. Coata 1400 San~ Cir. MIU. CA t2827 Corona, CA 82880 '
tw. ~ la con-Thia bullnNA la con·
duc:tttd by. an ~ duc:1td by. an lndMcMll Have you 1t1rtad Hava you ttarted
doing bullntee yel7 No doing .~ yel7 ~
Miguel RolH IHndfl Femandti
Tl\la ttatem.nl wu Thia etatameot was
filed with lt1t County fllld with \hi Coumy Clerk of Orange County Clerk Of Orange COuntY
on 08/25/2000° on oell tll2000
2000f8314413 2000fe371ff
Ody Plot Aug, 31 Seo\. Ody Pl.lot AuG. 17 24, z. 14, 21. 2000 'rilru n Sep!, 1.2000 ih109
Fictitious Buslneas F1ctltlous Bu.elnMs
Name Stllt9ment Name Stet.ement
Th! lolbMng ptl'IOlll The followlng Plf'tonl
art dC)lng bulilett M: 818 ~ ~ N '. 811on °&'andon. 3405 A2'2Buutl.com, '!!:. ... ~ BM1. •A. u122 R•dhlll •eo. .--..,., CA 92704 Tullln, CA 92780
Tavy Toch, 1001 E. Barbar• K. Amin New YOftt St.. Long 13722 Redhlll eeo' BMc:h, CA 90813 TUllln, CA 92780 '
Thia bualnna .. con-Thlt buaineA la con-
«ded by: an lrdYldual duc:ttd by. an ~
Have you 1tart1d Have you atarted
doing busln111 yal7 dalrlg buaillttt. yeC? No v ... Aug, 26, 2000 Btibal9 K. Amin
T tvy f och Thil tlattmtn1 WU
Thf• ttatement wu lllld with tilt County f~ed wtlh th! County Clerk d Orange County
Cieri! ol Oranvt County on oe/15/2000 ·
on 08l29t2000 2000N37tto
20008'38'03 Deily Piiot ~17 24 ~.~ ~ 31.Thsm 31. Sept. z. n.101
Fictitious Bualnoss
Name Statement
The following peraona
are doing l>Ysfness es:
Orange County Math,
1742 Bonalre Way, Newport Beach, CA
92680
Robert A. Kendall,
17•2 Bonalre Way,
Nawpor1 Beach. CA
92660
This business la con-
ducted by: an ~al
Have you started
dOOg ~ yeC? No AoOeft A Kendall
This statement wu
filed with lhe County
Cl4Hll ol Orange County
on OW22l2000
Fictitious BuslneH
Ntlme StlltetMnt
Thi lollowlng ~rtonl
are doing bualnesa es:
Pathllght lnlernetlonal,
•27 E. 17th S1ree1 11 203,
Coate Meaa. CA 92827·3201
Judith Leighton. 427
E. 17th Street 1203,
Coat• MtH, CA
92627·3201 Thia butine.. It oon-
duded by· an lndMdual
Have you 1tarted
dolng buslne.. yet? v... April 2000
Judith Leighton
Thl• ttatement wH
hied wlt.h lhl County Clei1c Of Orange County
on OM>4l2000
11379115 2000N31193
24, 31, Daily Pilot Aug 10. 17~ ~~.....!.:~~...!Th.!!!.JI !l 21, 31. 2000 THQ65
FlctltJous Buslnes• Fictitious BuslneH
N•me Stlltement Name Si.tement
The following 1)9rtona The lollowl~. ere doing bulfnea u . .,. doing •:
Photo Ada. 327 E. Premi.r Car Sele•.
18th Street IE, Co8t1 24002 Via Fabricante,
Meu, CA 92627 &Mt.e 509. MiMlon Vieto.
Thomas A. Reylek, CA 92691
327 E. 181h Streit, Gleneegl! West, Inc.
Costa ~. CA 92627 (CA). 2400 Vie F1brl· Robert E. Rlggjr!I, 327 cante, Suite 509, Mis·
E. 18th Strati, Costa lloll Vlljo, CA 92891
M,.., CA 92627 Thi. bualneM 11 con-
Thia tlualne111 la oon· ducted by: a COll>Ofetlon
ducted by' a general Have you started
partnerahlp doing bl*-yet? No
Have you started Gleneagle Wast Inc ..
doing bUalnesa yet? No NIIMI Oekoul, P1etl·
Thomas A. Reyfell dint
This statement wat This ttatement was
filed 1¥1th Iha County filed wlth the County
Cle!tt Of Orange County Clenl of Orange County on 0812512000 on 08l22nOOO
I 20008'3145• O 20009837982
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NoYtctoll Softw9l9, 111'11" Pro WHt, Pro Foima Wiii. Lid., Orenoe County Wtb
180 H9WOo11 Centtf 13372 OoldeliwNt St. 2182 OuponC Drt~. SetvloH. 3085 'fY!.tt Ottve, 1180, Newpolt lklllt 200. W_,._,, Buh 215. !MM, Ce Wey.M. Coeta M9M, CA
&Mdl, CA MleO CA 12883 92112 He:.:. Jot1w T. HMtd. 190 Jar.cl LH Wiison, Nl•l"n Brokara~ Un Sue Cate, 3085 M4tWPOt1 Center Driwi, 1114 PondlroM, CClllla 8arvlcN. Inc. (CO), ~ WWI. COllt .,....,
118(), Newport IMGh. Mlle. CA 82820 21311 V.... LM9d0, Ntw-,,_ a:M2t C>\ 02.eeO Thie bua1neti1 11 oon-~ lleeh, Ca 8*> Don OIThomu, 3085
Thll buainMA la oon-ducted b)': an lnOMdllAI Thia ~ le con-~ Wl'f, COIG Mela,
duded by: en ~ H•v• you a1arted dUCt9d by: • COl'llOl'•llon CA t2t2e
Heve you atarlld doing ~ y.c'I No Have you 1tarted ltlll bu""'-19 oon-
dolng bualnesa yet? Jarid LM Wiiton dolnQ t>valne" yet? dUet9d by: gll'llf'll 1>9rt· v-. 1WOO Thll llatem.nt w.. Y .. , ()3J28llM • M rlhlfl Jollll.ll T. HMtd filed with the County Nlela•n Brok.,age Hav• you 1tart1d
Thie utement wH Cllllc. of Orange Count)' BervfcH, Inc., Ruth doing ~ Yll7 No
filed with the County on oetn'2000 Nllltln, V1ce PIMldanll Un Sul Cate ~ of Orange County 200CllllSllOt Sacretary Thia ltatAIMnt wu
on ~ ~ Plot Aug, 3 t, Slot. Thi9 utement wu flied wllh lhl County 2000A31MI Z. 14. 21. 2000 IMl2 flied W1tt1 the County Cllllc. Of Orange Ccu1ly ~ Plot AUg. 24, 31. Clafll of ~ Counfy on 0812512000
§!Ill. t J4.~ 1b118 F1ctttloU9 BualMN on oe/11'2000 2000031414 Name se.tilment 2000Mlllll DlltY Plot Aug. 31, Sept.
Flctltloua Bualneu Ttle followtna pet'IOlla ~ Plot AuG. 17, 24, 1.!4. 21. $ Th127
Name • ........,,. .,.. doing ~ aa: 3t. Stpt, Z,jOOO lb088 FlctltJoue Bu.elnen
Thi toloWlna per.one Xeroatatlc.com, ri.-a.i-...-&·-•~-N9tne _......___. are~~ 1111: 211144< Canyon DriYa, ro .. ~.....,. ..--..,_... ... ,.
La Workthofi De COlta MIU. CA 92927 Heme Stalement Thi ~
France. 75et Center CSoon earn... 2114-K The f~ p!K90flA 8;1t:~iecom, 8!:., AY9., ,.1, Huntington anyon Drfve, Coat• .,. doWlg bueirllta aa: '"' Beech. CA 112947 Mita, CA 92827 Pacific S.IH At· Mligoe 1Y 1.4, "-
Catharine Britton, Thie bualnMa la con-aodatM, «aT E ~ port BMc:h, CA 91980
7581 Cenlet Ave., "41, duded by: an nMdlllll Ave., er.nae. CA 9288?' 7522~~ iw.· .. <CA,J,· Huntington EIMch, CA H•v• you •tarted College ~edng M-~ .. ._.. , ~ 925.47 doing butlnen yet? aoclatet (CA). 6027 E. ~wport Blach, CA
Thia bwineu It con-Y .. , 111100 Meory Ave.. Orange, "~ ... _._~ la __ ducltd by: an nMdlllll Scoct Bllmea CA ~7 11-...,__ ...... ~
Have you 1tarted Thlt etatttMnt wu Thlt buslnest is con· ducltd by: • 001pcu1io11
doing butinesa yet? flied with the County ducted by: a OOtpOnlllon Hav• you 1tarted v ... Apii, teeo Clel1I of Orange eouncy Have you atarted dolnQ butlnH• yet?
Catherine Brl'*>n on 08121512000 doing bualne11 ytt? Y•. 07121199
Thia atatemeot wu 20006HMll Yea, 1+2000 2~.com. Inc., NNI
filed with tti. County Dally Piiot ~ 3 t. s.pt. Coltlge Mallletlng A.I-Flaxman. Chief T echnl· ~~~County 7, 14, 21. Th133 =a~."P,....E. Dan-calThl":°:atement waa
200091137209 Fictitious Buslneu Thia atatement wu fKed wtlh the County
Dally Piiot ."2&o17, 24, Name Statement flied With the County Clel1I ot Orange County
31. Seo!. 7,_ ThlQ!I The loUowlng ,penon1 C1e1k Of Orange County on oelt l/20002....,..1 .... 11 .. 1 F are doing butine• u : on oe/15/2000 vvvv •v • lctltfous Buslneas llland Flooring, 118 20009837180 Delly Piiot Aijg.1!' 24, Name Stlltement Agile Avenue Solt c Dally Piiot AuQ. tZ 24 31. Sep!. 7.~!NOi
ni. 1o11oW1ng peraona Newpof1 e..ch. ~°': 31. Stp!, 1.JOOO Tl.1oe -doW1o t>u--. u : n1a, 112962 -Fictitious Buslneas
On Shor• Clothing Giirolyn L. Carr, t 18 Flctltlous Business Name StlltetMnt
Co .. 488 E. 17th, A·tOt, Agate Avenue, Newport Name Stlltement The loltowing ptl'IOl'll. Com Mela. CA 92927 BMc:h, Califomla 92662 Th! followlna P!l'90ll9 are doing ~ u ·
Stev1 John Banta, Thia t>Yslnets la con-.,. dairlQ buei1e9e 11. NEW·LOOK PUB·
1514 Ruth Lane. New-cM:Wd by WI ~ JC Aesorta, ts5s LISHING COMPANY,
port BMc:h, CA 92680 Have you ttarted South Cout Highway, 23QO Mela Olfve, N.w·
Woranuch Banta, doing bu1lne11 yet? Laguna Beach, CA port B!adl, CA 92eeo
1514 RUlh Lane, New-Yee. 1995 92851 The c;,..,.. Foundation
port BMch, C.\ 92660 ~ L Carr JC ~ U.C, (Def. ~CA). 2300 Mau Drive, Thia bullnMa .. con-Thia Ntem.nt WU eweral. 533 Coest lb;. -port Beech, CA
docl!d
11
by: tubelld and lltad with the County levard' South, La Jolla, 9~ .... ·-·-sa ,_ ~ w • Clant ol 0ninoa County CA 92037 ..,_, -,. -r
Have you 1tarttd on 08125'2oo0 Thia busineaa ii con-cM:led by • oorporllion doing bulirlllll ~No 200CllllSMH duceld by: • Umilad u. Have y!XI started
Stwven John l:llijjy Pilot Aug. 31, Sapl b11ity Co. rngoJ~a1851nea1 yt1? fil~•w:•t::m~ 7. 14, 21, 1000 Th128 Have you 1tarttd ~ CrNll Foundl· ~ Of n...-,.._....., Flctmou. Busl---• doing buaine" ·yet? too. Donna S Creen, ~--.......... 7 ·-v ... Janueiy 18. 2000 .,__ t on oe/14/2000 Name Statement Paul L R!!d ..-re ary
2000IU707l The following Plf'IOl'l8 .Thia atatemerrt wu This llalement wu
Daily Pilot ~· .,. dOOa bulWleM as: filed with the County t~ed with the County
31. Sepl z_ co M"arketloo. 22"3 Clefil d Orange County ~ o/i1~ County
Flctfttous Buslneaa Mlt1in St. t203, INlne, on 08/04l'lOOO 200081311115 Name Stat.rMnt CA 92612 20006838195 Daily PlloC ~7 2 ..... _ Cynthia Irene Delly Pilot Aug,. to, 17. 31 .,...,.. 7 m:,,._ 4•
,,,. fol~ Gevorkian, 22"3 Martin 24. 31. 2000 1l1064 · .....,,. ____:..!.!.!!!!:!
~1:,'1, 234 E. f~ ~e 1 ;203· Irvine, CA Flctltfous BuslneH
Street "'~-.. __ c FlcttUous Business Name Statwment • ..,..... -. A This bYtineM la oon• Name s .... ~_. 92627 dueled by: an lndMduel ,...,,,..,. The lol~raon•
Mlc:hMI Herma. 234 E. H1vt you 1t1rted The tolk>wl~rton9 art doing u 19th StrHt, Coat• doing bulil1"I y«? No ere doing u : Marean Textll11 Inc. ~. CA 92627 Cindy Gevorkfao Vantage Profenlonal Import & Export, (CA),
Bethany Htm1t, 234 Thia ttatement wu S.IVlc:ft Group, 3303 712 Mama-Ave , Co-e. 19th StrMt, Cotta lll!d with the Coun"' Hatbor Blvd., Ste. E4. rona Del Mar, CA 92925 Mela. CA 92627 Cieri! of '1 Com Meaa, CA 92626 Mercan T1xtllff Inc.
This bualn!M i. con-on ~ County Vlncant A. Burna. Import & Export. (CAt.
dUcted by: a huatland ZOOOIUN07 2165 Chloe Rd. Coata 71~ ~Ave., Co-
andH wile Oelly Plot Aug, 3t, Sapl ·~~=le con-~ detbliel~la9'~ ave you 1tarted 7. 14. 21. 2000 Th14§ ... ......., ...... ~ ,__,,, ............. doing bu1lnesa y1t? ....,._ "7· -· • ....,,.,... ~ by • corpocallon v.., &'2°'2000 F1ctltJous Business Have you 1tarted Hava you 1tarted ~ ttat~ ~ Name Stat.ment ~ ~ No dolr~:r.x1r.!1 :
llled Wlttl the County -~~ Thli llatamenl wu Import & Export, Clant ol Orallg8 County 01 0 DEVELOP-lil!d Wlttl the County Mehmet Mural Tekln
on 0&'29'lOOO MENT, 34081 Blue ~~ Col#1ty This atalem!nt wa1 2~1129 Lantern S1rfft. Dene --uu .... ~ filld with the County Delly Pilot Aua. 3 t, Sept. ~ CA 92629 .. .....,.......,_.., Cl!ltl ol Orange County
7. 14, 21, 20(!Q Th14t Cynthia M ~ o.ity Piiot Aug,. 10, 17, on OMlel'lOOO
3.40&1 Blue Lanterri 2'4· 31. 2000 ll1077 20009831503 Flctltlous Bualness ....__ ,,. ___ P...,... I"& Ody Pilot Aug. 10. 11.
...,.. Stmment 92829 ..,.,. """· "" Fictitious Bualness 24, 31. 2000 mon
The followlrla p!f'80nA Thia bu91neM 11 con-~~S~ -doing bullOMa aa· duclld by: an lndMdull , ,,. perwona Fictitious Buafness ""*" Floral lmpoltl, H•v• you •tarted -' doing as: Name StMement 24362 Park1kle Or. doing bualne11 yet? Natlonal Conaumar Th! foiloWlng p!t90fll ~Sulla 201, lAlguna Y• IW5 Auoclatlon, 119 Via are doing ~ u :
Niguel, ECll 92677 ._____ Omtnla M. Carden cN'!=-·-~ Beach, 2Kleln81'"t~.Advitol'IMI--'...: Ja/ UQll1I --·· thla etatement wu ,. .,,......, u ,..,...,.. ..,...., ~~men1~ ~ v:a~ lllld with the County v~~~c•~ta~w~~~ ~ c~~Manage·
Thla•bualnMa It con-~~County Beeoh, CA 92683 mtnt, (CA). 28181
duaad by: WI lndMdual 20009831159 ·Leny Kay, 13230 Ad-Amabl•. Miaalon Vl!to. ~v!._J~ 1tart1d Daly Pilot Aug. 31, Sept. ~ ~'!Ml· Sh!nMn C~ll2692 1_ Jay ~.::,,No 7. 14. 21, 2000 Tb!:!O ™' ~ti~231a COil· cM:tad ':,0:~=
Thi• ut1ment wat Flctlttous BualMP duClad by: OOiJ911nart Haw you lllfled doing
flied with the County Name 8 .... rMnt Ha v• you •tarted bualrltta yeC? No ~oel~l~lgl County ar~'°0::'8 ~~~ No ~~WU
2000113 .. to lJniMarctl, Saarch & Thia atale!nlnt wu lllld with the County
Delly Piiot Aug. 17. 24, Rlc:Nlllng. Inc., 790 Th! fllad with the County Cle!tt Of ~ Cculty
31. Stp!. 7.JOOO Il!09Q Olly Ortve South 1150, C1A111 ol Or8f108 County on OMw.!OOO
Fictitious BuefMH ~CA 12888 on ~1311414 Olly P1o4 ~20I
NalM SIMement R rch, Search a. Daly Piiot ~31,~ 20J. 2000 ~ ICflli~ Inc. (CAI. 7 1• 2 --The ~ pert0nt 790 Th! 01tw ttS0.'"·1·
-doing~ -Orange, 112988 Flctltloue BuslMN
Pam Lynch a. At.-TN9 buaililM la con-Flctttious Bustneu NaMt StatllfMnt
aodll!I, S..19 Via Udo duclld b)': a OO!pclf91lo11 u~ St Ttle fol6ow4na per.one #HM>. Newport BMch, Have you at•rt•d -,....,...,.. are doing bullOMa aa:
CA 112963 doing bullnua yat? .,.Th! ~ n. Sproulman, t25
Parnell Lynch. 515 Y•. 3-6.ae f~ Samt ~5 ~ ~· S#U Ml. Catalina, Newport UnlMardl, SMtdl I Newport Blvd. ::r.::-..:..::::: "'"' .. ,v,
BMdl, CA 112963 R1C1Ulting, Inc., Pat Beach, CA ~ IWWfR'l Brue. Oouglua, 3400
DoifY Pilot .
Fictitious Business
Ntime Statement
The lolloWlng p!flOflS
.,. doing bualiwM •:
eCommtrct Plat·
lorm1, Inc .. 18881 Von
Karman, Ste. 100, New·
pOft Beach, Ca 92812
Paclllc International Communlcatlona (CA).
59 Hl111dal•. Newport
BMc:h. CA 92660 Thia bualnt.a II oon· duded by • corpoclltiol 1
Hav• you started
dolng bYalnesa ye17 Yee. oe/15/00
Pacific lnternat.lonal
Communic:atlonl (CA). Cindi G...nt, 5'. VI:>
Bua. Dev.
Thlt llll!Mllnt WU
filed With the County Cllllc. d Orange County
on Olll25flOOO 2000tNM52
Oely Piiot ~ 31, Sapl 7, 14, 21. Th129
Thia bualn!M la con-l..lnadorl, VIOi Pf9eldant Tamelta M rMdorl Ave of the Mt G414,
duded by: ., "1dMdlJel TNe atatOlll'l!nl wu 4201 .........., ,!..... ,.~ COCI Mlle. CA 92629 Fk:tttlous Bualneas
Hava you •tarted lll!d Wiit\ the County 92120~-........ .,.... Thie butlMM la con-Harne ~
doing buaineaa yat? Clafllon -~11~ Oounly -..... ..... _ .... __ .._ dualtd by: tn ~ Thi ~.....,,,,. YH, t-t-82 """ ,,_ --,. con-Have you atarted """"" ....... ~-2000MINH dUd!d by: 111 ~ doing bu•lneaa yet? .,.. """"' u :
Hive you a1arted y ... 4115/2000 f::~• ~ ~ doing bU9in111 ye1? Brue. Douglua ' ""..,._,..
Y-. 12/1v.'99 Thie atettment w.. . T~ 1112790 ~ Mamedor• flied with thl County 1~~rk ~dtor ror=:
llled wlth•t;:en~ ~ ~ CounlY Tu.tin, CA 12790
a..ti ol OrlfV8 CountY 2000NIAAU Kevin M. KIA>lalc. 1010 on 08IOlt'2000 _. Buct~ Lane, New-2000MH411 ~Plot Aug, 3 I' Stol. pcll1 8"ch, CA lll2eCIO
DllV Piiot ~ 10. 11,· at. 2000 1bJ32 Thie butlneN la con· g4~. m ll10R flctttlout luelMM ductllCI ~: • general ~ ,.,..,... ...._ ICMenwnl P!~':t you atal'ltd
,._. 8'at1: ant .,!"-~· ~~No n. ~I ,.,.. 0tna lnttnot., 1135 Thie aiatement WU
.. ~ ~ • Ot•nvll~1 Nawport fl.ct WW\ flt Qo4M\ty ~ "-'"9--8tact\ \;A lll2eeo QM of ~ County AliMoi'8 W.V., · eo.te Dine M)'tfton, 1138 on OMMl2000
MMe. CA 1'321 Otal'lvll~ Nawport 21HllM211 "~~~:'="~la oon-art.~Auf %Qj C.. ...... CA dualtd by, 111 lndMIMf n... IMlf-. la ~ tt.vs ~ tt~
..... Illy. ., ~ ~ ........ ""' No
Hewe you *"" °"" ~ dollW ...,... '/fll'I No TIM ......... ...
L.-A. llb9ln ... ""' .. County Thill II It Niii ... Cit*~ 0Wwt <"°"""f
tied .... ~°"....,.. ...... _
• Doily Pilot ·
NOTICE OF DIVIDED PUBLICATION
DELINQUENT TAX UST
1998-1999
Pursuant to Seclolia 3381 thtough 3385, Revenue ~ lbdon Code, .. p~ o.lnquent Ult"' Md
fot Onange Cowtty, Slate of caJifomle hu been dMded Md dlatrbMd to ..toue ,,_....,_. d generllt
olrculltlon Plbbhed In aald county, tor Ptdcatlon of a f10f11on 1Weof In eadl d Mid '*11~.
PUBLISHED DELINQUENT UST
I, John M.W. Mooflach. Orange Coi.rty Tax Collectors, State of Callfomia. cel1lfy .. tolowa:
Thal 1'*9 la hereby ~n hit beca._.. of non-payment of the total amount due tot tax-. Wlllmll'ltl Md oeher~ charges levied In the year 1998 for Flscal Year 18Q8.1998 lhown 1n dol8la and~ QllPOllll h ~ of lhe property contained In the 1st below, the reel pcopettea on which 8UCh ~ were a ten. ~~ =tion of law, In my oftlce In Orange County, dedlred to be In defa&ll at 5:00 p.m. on h 30lh day
,..-defaulted real P'operty may be redeemed by peyrnena al .. ...-.:-Id-.. and 111111menta 10gelt'9t ~
addllloual penaJ1les and fees as presctl>ed by law, or may be redeemed und« the lnllllhent p11n al
redtmptiorl.
Al lrlormallon concerning r~tlon. or Initiation of an lnS1allment p11n of r~1, of tax-dataulld wll. ~ ~ be f1Xnlshed by John M.W. Moorlach, Orange County lax Colec:tar, Santa Ana. Callforria.
I oer1lfV under penahy of per)uly that the foregoing Is true and correct.
John M.W. Moor1ach
Orange County Tax Co1ector
State of Calfomla
Executed at Santa Ana, Orange Coooty on AUGUST 24, 31, 2000
PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM EXPLANATION
The Alleao(a map pan:e~ nt.mbef when used t> descrl>e proptf1V In this lilt. ,... to h AIMtor'a IMP boc*, h
mlP PIQt °' bloclt nurrt>et n the book and the i'lcMllal oMlef luft>er mil> Jllgt "'wifW\ h bkd. A p1fCi1 ~ ~ ~5 ...-. ... ~!'4-363-05"· would mean Boot 44 c1 tie As1111on Mlpl, Block 383 <MIP P1Qt 38, Block 3) n
r•Wl'I _ .. , UIGl block. The maps referr&d10areavalabletorlnlpec::llcJ\.,1he cllce of fie A11nrcr.
Al property la In the Townsh., S<xAtl and Rqe West cl Sml Bemanfno Bast and Merd9\.
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for" lttrh ii 111.11~ l1t· n·-prnhilalt· 1·w1·111 for rht <'thl of !hc-:pu1·1· 11t·t11ull~ 1K'rupirtl It~
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EOUM. HOUSING
!>'PORTUNITY
All 11111 tstalt acMrtlslnQ
In lllls IW'SPIPlf Is subject
to 1111 Federal flif HousJno
Ad of 19&8 as 1mtnoed
winch m#et at di~ to adVlftiM •any prtltrtnct lmlCltion or dlsc:tlmlniillon based on race. color, rtllQ·
IOI!, sa. handlcac. tamill.11
slllUS or natlONI 0<q n. 0< an ln1ention to make any such prtference. imrtatton or dlscrlmiNtion •
Thll llllWSPIC* Wiii not k11owingty 1ccep1 any adv1rtistment tor real
estate wtllth Is In v1e>U1ton of Ille llw. Our readers are
lltrtlly Informed that all clwlllnos acMrtiaed In this newspaper an rvaiillble on
an aqua!= Q\:nlly bnls. To com • n of dtSCflmi-
nation. HUD toll tree 11
1-800-424-1590
•V.A.•
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FRll COUNSELING
FMI UST Of IOIES
tU>NAREPOS
114-IM HOO
..
rr".··t ~. I 1 r _: ... , .. -'· ~ ) $T
Spedac:ular e>c.en Views, 3Sr 2Ba, 9000 st lot. owner 1n pos to ddcount $6891(
SJewart 949-640-5297
1 32~1
$194,500
S.ach Htde·A·Way Wllh
Peek Ocean v .....
$699,000
8'and New Smgle Family
Resadence On Wat.er
AQ!!!I 949-723-8120
..... It I Family Altllr11
Perteet elt•nded family
Eat.ta, TownhouM Style,
Lu1ury Duplex, Seperlte
DeedelNo l>ueelNo Yelto
"-· Agent 949-723-f128
En 101
8IClll Bly Vu Compound
SRM $1,495,000-1,750,000
Gated old $penlsh Mansion.
lboul 5500 sf. 5c gar, apts.
pool. hrclwd ftrs, over 1/3
tcfl Must -!hos ~ prope11y Owner/Agent 94~·642-9666
PRIME ESTATES
Lots 6 Oceln Vlewsl
Cell PWlctl Tenore
Agent MMS&-9705
11'9 Canyon T~
Buu11tully remodeled
()oyef" Plan. 381 2 581 wf
3c Ill'. s 1 150 000 Cindi Zellner, Cou1 Ntwpon
Prg>!!ti!! 94H59-3719
Ju11 Lltltd 8'9 Cenyon
11,390.000 Cu&loniztd 48r
~ 11o1y hOmt on large
pll\'ltt toe Sletll WOfden,
Coul Newpol1 Prop91ties,
949-759-3729
Speclout E'Sldl Sir
2Ba Condo. ~ llDfy
I.Jg patio, pool, w/d
Ing. 2< gar, $1800me
Ca~ 310-510-1250 or
949-~5·9790.
ELEGANT SBtlOR LMNO
Enpy • ~ Wlla. entlflahnent, aa/!s, lull
~.~mom COSTA NEUPORTE'
949-646-1300
miwrun !ll! 58
Elkll8*do11111dtic l bl '50lf, die:*. prl¥ .. 115()
Ind ull. No pll
Mt-64M813
Fumlthtd Studio Mal T~ Square, wifl dedl. gas water paid. S72S'mo.
avail Seot 1. 714-31•1320
~ StllClo 11.t bl. l"lige -in c:lsl, hi wood beem
eels, oozy & sean, S500'
mo lnclcls utls 94~·5937
BtlCllelor no khctlln, Plkl
Ulil'S, 11158 $725/mo. s 119 ffver. "*' Sat & &.n 10-2p ~ 9t'1 94~
STEPS TO SANDI Opell
Sat 10-3:00 5023 ~ IA
3br 2ba, new IWfYlhino, hf*: no "'*1pll. 1 air 1111'·
WIO 1ia4> $2200 Jdr1I cndt
anut~13
Certified
AMquc ac
Raidcnual
ContC'OU
A.ppra.Ws
VJVTEN L. HF.SS
(71-0 8-41-0473
Bears
"li·lt·plwnt' 8:30un..-5:00p111
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\10111la 1-...t 11fla1
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I .......... -cm , . 470·411 ~· --
WHIRLPOOi. WA5"ER l ELECTRIC DRYER
2 YRS OLD S250
94M31-71M
3 Speed Queen
Commercial Laundry
Dryers Model t30CG.
~ ... 71W32.o3SI
AVON
Monday ................. Frida~ 5:00pm
Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm
Wednesday ......... Tuesday 5:00pm
Thursday ....... Wednt'Sday 5:00pm
Friday ............... Thursday 5:00pm
Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm
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9
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PINN bl -1lllt the 11tttnoa In tMa
~WWI"*"" yov to call a 900
number In which
lt*9 la • dllr9' per
minute.
~bl 11.-yolN
ol -COfn9elllM. alldl .. the loc:.t
1et11ar a-.-~
-blb9 '°" ...s 111y ~or,...
!Of tefVlcM. AMd end understand .,,.,
contnctl blfol'I you
tlgn.
•I
looldng tor ~ lneolM? More llulbl. hours?
lndllpeodlta? AVON has
wtlal yc.i'fe looUIQ lot
Litt 11111 f!!t§e1~
1• a.y a...c '17 .. new. II.,,._ 114000
obo Wocll 71~m Ce! !IHIH§2:4
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Bl Thunday. Augu!! 31, 2000
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
OOOOI DURAHOO 'W M11at I H I 14K ml,
M007Wlll2 --LANO AOYtR
NEWPORT HACtt
14M!H14!!
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1
LMIMG111!"9d ............ ,.,
:1'!&..::.
. '
•
Bridge
A.NtYl'1IEa TOMMY TIUUMPH
When WC last llW TNl!ll Coup Tommr.: Wll bastina in tfie alow ot hb lriumph. M our mldcn
know. Tommy II a me creamre -an avenie-J:~ who ii lrlDlfonned illlo I wizard a IOOll IS be
realiza be la Cacina • bad break. Tbil ii !he deal lbll hldirw:
whole club bu.z.zina.
• HONDA ACCORD • 2 door, IUCO, air, power tturlng, $3850
94H23·f$04.
-9ulu Trooper• lllldl. ...... NVOOI, CIO,
loaded, only 21 k ml,
$23.SOO 94M44-1744
--lUI '13 ,.,.,. cond, odr 43k Iii. -"'Pl ldl, loob & runa grM&. ,_
tnl, II recordt $12,SOO
949-30()-325§
LEXUS
E8300 SEDAN '91
4-«, V.f q. 2 1Dne
wtlllllgrey w/grey llhr Wt. Fiiiy lolcW CO
IUD c:twlger, <llll .W
begl. <llll ""' ... moon-roof, auto
dimlle oonllOI 34,505
ml S29,500/0BO
Clll 949-278-0353
FIND
.........
~ ........ ... •• dll'olM ... ... I!. ft4.l!!O 71Hl1f414 __.. .....
~~~= .... !!t!!MIH
Otde .._... VIII ..,
Ml power, -* oond, 7 llv -. 1 owner NODldt.
p!§O. *72} 1!!01
1111 ... POMCttl , ........... .. .................. =:...~·.;;:; • Joi 11+9=1711
SEil
your Stu.ft
=uei
-... D YES. SELL MY CAR
Run your ad in the
Newport Beach-
Costa Mesa Daily
Piiot and the 1 Zip
Hunting Beach-1 =----------------
Fountain Valley I 1: 0-*C... D MC D lllSA D NAX Independent to 1 ·-
reach over 100,000 r-tNumbK tma..
homes. Fax us this .1 Pllleleaiec.-.c'Wttwitaa..
form with your credit 1 "---Malle Modll----
card # or mall with I g:_.-g ::--=... g;;:,.--:... ""°' ----
a check tndayl A:-:,:-A:-.. ·=:;·51==-v cs·---iS.....,... ---ti-.. .... R f kl If 0 -""'-co...-0 --·••0 1or• un or a wee g=.,.-g ::::=. B::::;-.::-= ::.::.,-;:: your car does not '------~'---_,_ ______ __,
--Dlllly-;»OW ....... 00.._CA_? sell, we'll run It for .. L _ ~..!!""~~·~ ~93.!.. ___ _
another week FREEi n,.~J..'9DU
All for Just $10'. !!~!..u.Ot lnskp.£.P-9.£.tn
PUBLIC
NOTICE
The Calif. Public-
Uti lltl u Com·
miulon REQUIRES
1111 al Uled ho&Jle-
hold goodl mcMfl
print lhelr P.U.C.
Clll T runber; limol
and ctlaul*I print illlr T.C.P. IU'IW
In al acMl1lsments.
If you have • Ql*-
lion llbout lht ... lty ~ a mover, lino
Of ~'-Cit PUBLIC u 1 ILITIES
COMMISION
714-558-4151
~"*' ~ ScMlllln ~ ;-25-w,...,._ lmee54
2A lloln 71 .... ?p!
t THI mJCCO DOCTOR Room edcMtlonl, ttucco
patching, fe·atucco.
lM781 71+m1fM
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CUSTOM
SLIPCOVEHS
Semi-mir.d cutter
oUftl 26% OFF
Material!lktl
25 diEluent colon
of d.nirm fJ 100'1 of
other f .Jirice! 35
'"'" of quality worlt
and a.fum.111liipl