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Home My WebLink About2002-07-29 - Orange Coast Pilot'f' ... ,, ( • a1 ' \ Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 MONDAY, JULY 29, 2002 ' • PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT A trio of laser sailboats cut across Newport Harbor during the 6 7th antiual Flight of the Lasers boat race on Sunday. ' A diverse tradition Two crew members relax after having give their all during the 67th annual F6ght of the Lasers boat r;tee in Newport Harbor. While it's name has changed over the years, the Flight of the Lasers continues to attract a participants from all walks By Christine Carrillo Daily Pilot T he 67th annual Right of the Lasers returned to the Newport Harbor Yacht Oub Sunday, wliting sailors of all ages in an event that has become one of the city's long-standing traditions. Co-hosting the event with the Newport Beach Clwnber of Commerce, the yacht club attracted 64 entries to the race that continues to draw a large crowd of serious competitors looking to have a good time. "A lot of very good sailors were sailing in this event and some didn't even make it in the top 10," said Seymour Beek. event chairman fo r the SH TRADITION, Pqe M County fair ends on a high note Despite low afternoon number for its entire 2002 run, the Orange County Fair did a better business than ever this year. OOSTA MESA -The 2002 Orange County Fair a ttracted families from throughout the county looking to enjoy yet another pig race, funnel cake or ride on the Zipper. But just as the fair began 17 days ago, It also must end. And ao it did. hers for its entire run. "'We have a reputation for being a late fair,• said Becky Bailey-Findley, chief executtw of the fair. "Our fair will be very strong to midnlgbt. one o'clock in the mo.ming." Fair oftldals credit the lncreued attendance num- ber, in part, to an increase in entertainment acts. MWe decided we wanted to up the entertainment for this year's fair," he said. "We wanted to get higher talent acts with higher catalop of bits and wider appeal." And that's just what they did r Out of the 17 concert per- fonnances, 13 of the shows were at full capacity. And while fair officials hoped to acbine their goal of increasing the number of people attending the various concert performances, which Beazley believes they actually exceeded, it also led to concern about how to accommodate even more people. \· A CLOSE~ LOOK Rea pl an_ becomes center of debate A school district proposal to build a free health care center at a Westside elementary school has residents at odds. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot WESTSIDE -A plan by the Newport- Mesa Unified School District to place a health center at Rea Elementary School has raised the ire of some residen ts who are concerned about whether the center will be a positive, or disastrous. addition to their neighborhood. The district has joined in a collabora- tion with the Children's Hospital of Orange County to address the health needs of students. The center calls for a 4,800-square-foot building to replace the current Healthy Start facility next to the school campus. It would provide free medical care to children up to age 17. The school board considered the cen- ter at its meeting on July 16 and voted 3-1 in favor, with Martha flour abstain- ing because she is on the OIOC Founda- tion for Qilldren. But rather than going ahead with the plan, they agreed to a suggestion by flour that since only five board members were present, the issue be held off until the board's Aug. 27 meeting. THE RIGHT Pl.ACE FOR AID As planned, the center is expected to handle 9,000 doctors visits annually by its third year. The district would lease the building to CHOC for $12 a year, and the center would be funded by about a mil- lion dollars from Proposition 10, the 1998 initiative that collects money from the sale of tobacco products for early child- hood development programs across the state. It would serve Westside children. regardless of their race, financial situa- tion or legal status, officials say, in order to meet the district and OIOC's belief that a child's health is part and parcel of the ability to learn. "We don't have [health care) as our pri- mary mission, but we have to do part as 1be fair, which &el'wd .. the birth- place of 11 pigleta. one llama and aeven goats, came to an end on SWJday pull- ing out an overall lnaeue in t8if at· tendance despite lOWft afternoon num- ~introducing reserved seating dur- ing the 2001 fair, offidals increase the number of people loolcing to attend the conceru but felt that such seating was not enough. Oftlclals then decided to seardl fur bJgber quality talent. said Stewi Beuley, deputy general manager of the fair. DCJt l.EM:H/DM..Y Pl.OT See FAIR. Paa• M Fair vendors did about the same amount of business as last yew. FROM THE NEWSROOM I Your voices are being heard puwie with stories • md-=-allo cbkled U1 in a letter to the editor on the o.ly Piiot A>rum T .... ~tbe l•can. I Dallc8d In ... Mi' 11 edldDa, TONY ::---:::: DODlllO ... =:-= .... .,.=---............ Pint and fomnoa on the Ost Al that we hid no advance notlce of it. No one aent ua a pr'e8I releue or an lmttmlon to cover the pm9de. While IMl may eeem llb a minor c:ommunadon tx.kdown to aome. a pnaa ~can oftm mab the ..... beevrtem ... ol Jnk or_a JJIW blidrout •.._am ----4. ........ wtdl kJallll tmln .... ............. ..._. .• bawaeillllD M"Nlll ollll'Mlb*' wl a altMNftupaR-Mlll .L .......... =,--... ... ......... .............. ,. ---' Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON TIE WEI: WW.~ ="-liilll bCllllt, ...... mal9f-..sr Moodey. • .. A2 "'°"*1. Ml 29, 2002 ON T-IJ1 '~ ON THE WATER ·. GREG FRY I DAILY Pl.OT Chris Lyons is the creator and executive producer of the new Newport Beach-based cable 1V show "American Boater." Splashing· on the small screen. June Casaerande Daily Pilot ' 'A merican Boater" has made Its first splash, and Its ripple effect is being felt from Santa Barbara to Oceanside. The N~rt Beam-based boating sh!w de6iiled on June 29 on KDOC-TY. which airs on cable station SS for AT&T, Cox and Adelphia subscribers. and airs on VHF station 26 as well. The Oedgling program puts a local spin on a global obsession - boating -by taking viewers on a different tour each week of the world of boating. The half-hour show includes a close-up of a nearby boating destination, information for boat buyers and a safety segment ·The whole idea of the show is to explore boating destinations and to promote the boating lifestyle -all with a California Oavor," said Ouis Lyons, executive producer. At 8 a.m. every Saturday, host Marie: Bennheimer takes viewers on a journey to a different destination for California boatet'S. The show's premiere featured Lake Havasu, Nev. Newport Harbor has also been hlgbligbted as a destination. with a special focus on our own Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. Segments that will alr in corning weeb will focus on the Catalina Island's isthmus and Marina del Rey. •1t's lots of good WHATS AFLOAT • WHATS ARDAT is published periodically. If you are planning a nautical event, submit the Information to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to 19491 646-4170; or by e-mail.to dailypilot@lstimes.com. GONDOLA TOURS Gondola Romance offers daily tours of Newport Harbor during lunch and dinner. Call (949) 6764730. The tours go out of Udo Marina Village, 3400 Via Oporto, Newport Beach. KAYMTOURS The Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve and Nature Preeerve ho8tt two-hour kayak tours of the Ba<* Bay at 10 a.m. every Sunday at 2301 University Drive, Newport Beach. $20. Kayaks made available through Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. Call for ruervations. (800) 685-0747. HORNBLOWER CRUISES & EVENTS Hornblower offers weekend dinner dance end Sunday champagne brunch crul1et on Newport Harbor that celebrate Imaginative culsloe and pampered service. 2431 W. Coast Highwey, Suite 101, Newport Beach. (9'9) 631-2469. SUNDAY COOKIE CRUtSES The Adwntures at Sea Yacht Charters hoata crulsea eround Daily A Pilot VOL 91, NO. 210 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Pu blither TONY DODERO, Editor JUaV OETTlNO. Adwrtlslng Director LANA JOHNSON, PromotJone Olrea.or l Newport Harbor from 2 to 3:30 p.m. every Sunday at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $20, Includes cruise, parting, cookies and sodas. Reservations required. (949) 650-2412. SAILING TEAMS The Belboa Yacht Club will host Its 38th annual Governor's Cup, the •1ntematlonal Race of Young Champions: In the waters off Newport Bead't July 16 through July 21. A total ot·12 yacht dub t•ma of three junior sailors will pertjcipate In the four day round-robin competition. (949) 780-9374. Orange County employers can bring their employees out to N9wport Bead\ on weekdays to . awt.dM C.mlo Newt ..-U.nt, 1949) 574-4298 chrlMln&Cllfrllloel•tlmee.com llhetl ....... end 01111 ..... Greg ffy, Don LMdl, Seen Hiller, Glne Aiu.oder, Lori Ande...on READEM HOTUNE (948) M2-«>88 l*x>rd vour commenta •bout the Delly PUot or newt tlpe. ....._ our eddf'991 la 330 w. Bay St., Cott.a MeM, CA 92827. Oftlce hours ere Mon:: Ftldey, 1:30 a.m. • 5 p.m . Corr ". It Is the Piiot's pollc:y to prompCtv cotreet Ml enot9 of eut.t.nce. .......... (948)PMm. information for boaters, but It's also very much tailored toward people who are thinking about buying a boat," Lyons said. •There are a lot of people who think they can't afford a boat but who want to enjoy some of the lifes~aybe people who dreaming of one day owning a boat and getting out on the water. This shows them ways they can, from renting a kayak for $15 to buying a new BayUner for less than $10,000." enjoy a day of sailing courtesy of Orange Coast College. The School of Salling and Seamanship now offers a chance for groups to wort with the on-board instructor on different sailing techniques while they get advice on how to perform well in business. No aaillng experience necessary. One-day dasses range from $100 to $125. (949) 645-9412. Sailboat rentals and private lessons are evallable at Marina Salling in the Belboa Fun Zone. Advanced d ..... lndude navigation, big boat, pow9rboet, Introduction to heavy weather and first~ Instruction. (9'9) 673-7783; the Blue Oolphln Selling Club, (949) 644-2626; or Udo Salling aub, (949) 676-0827. BoK 1&e0, Coate M .. a. CA 92626. Copyright: No news etoriet, llluw.tione. adltorlal matter or ~ h9nlln can be niproduoad without wrlUen permluion of copyright owner. HOW 10 MACH US ~ The nm. ar.nge County 18001 212-t141 .-... ..... Ch nTtd IMil M2·6e'78 Dllpl9r ( ... ) M2~1 ........ ..... ( .. )M2..eel0 __.. CMI 574-4223 ..... ,_ 1141) IMM170 .,..,__,~70 lo..it ... ,., • ...,,,,."°"' .......... ..... Oll9el .. )M2..Q21 ... ,_,_, ... ,.,,.7129 Pl Ill l'IO!f"' ""-Communly ................. &.oe-..... ....... -1"'*at.M ..... ·--, '"""' THE HARBOR COLUMN A meeting without enough meat A hoy. 'At the Harbor Commission meeting last Wednesday, I noticed less than a dozen people ln the audience and only half of them actually stayed to the meeting's end. I think that the aud1ence participation will Increase now that the commissioners are finalizing the details involved in establishing a new city commission and will start acting on harbor Issues. Public MIKE WHITEHEAD comments are of course allowed for those who want to express views on non-agenda items or as an opportunity to address th~ commission. I used that time at Wednesday's meeting to offer suggestions for clty-owned public docks located throughout the ' harbor. I submitted a two-page letter to help brief the commissioners on my topics, and I recommend those addressing any council body provide written information, especially if you have technical data or specific information. I requested the commissioners help boaters know where they are In the harbor by placing location signs on each public dock. similar to street signs. Also, I followed up with the additional idea of increasing the 20-minute time limit to three hours for boaters to use the public dock.s. Presently, there ar~ no &ty public docks for a boater to tie fast for more than 20 minutes in . Newport Harbor. Frequently we cruise to Rainbow Harbor In Long Bea; because we know there e public docks with sufficien tim e to dock for lunch. I think increasing the tJme limit is an easy step to make so that boaters can go ashore. Also at this meeting, Capt. Marty Kuules, Newport Harbor Master, gave an excellent overview of the harbor department with a well-produced Power Point presentation sh owing some of the duties, responsibilities and a few past clips of deputies In action. !(asules an,d his Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol staff oversee all of Orange County's harbors and the waters off our coastline, stretching ocean rescues as far south as Camp Pendleton. The commissioners' responses we re positive to the presentation, and I think Kasules showed the.diversity of his department lncludlng boat rescues, boat tows, divers, fire fighting, crime Investigation, mooring management and law enforcement. One of Kasules' major points Is his handpicking of staff to meet the qualifications and customer-orientated attitude for being a harbor patrol deputy. l feel the effort he showed at the meeting will help lmprove goodwill and increase the lines of communication between the county and city on harbor Issues and services. Next on the agenda was Tony Melum, the city's harbor resources director, who gave well-prepared staff reports. The first report was on the public dock for the Rhine Wharf between the Cannery Restaurant and the Bluewater Grill. This year's city budget capital lmprovement projects include the dock construction estlm4ted from two dock building contractors. A marine contractor made an interesting point that the Rhine Wharf la the onty suitable and safe location in the harbor for loading and unloading of equipment and materials. An unfortunate derivative of increasing property values is the displacement of on-the-water commercial services such as dock builders. who are vital in this harbor but cannot afford the exorbitant harbor property costs. Fortunately, the preliminary plans show the dock's locati9n in the area where the metered parking is on Udo Park Drive, thus leaving the wharf toward the Cannery where the wharf's post rails lift out still unobstructed. I will conclude with an additional staff report ~· concerning the nonexlitent dinghy storage for the mooring holders. The Newport Mooring Assn. has issued a report addressing locations and Ideas for long-tenn dinghy storage. Did you know there are no city facilities for someone with a boat on a mooring to leave their dinghy shore-side for longer than 20 minutes? ••• I mentioned last week the Flight of Lasers that was held Sunday, and how for the past two decades Art Gronaky has fired the starting gun every year. However, for this year's race I h ad to be up to the challenge, filllng In for Art who has another commitment. Next week I will let you know how I followed ln Art's footsteps and how the race was sailed. Safe Voyages •MIKE WHITEHEAD la the Pilot's boating and harbor columnitt. Send him your harbor end merlne-related thoughts and 1tory 1uggeatlon1 vie e-mail to M/ketl Boa thou•• TY.com or Boathouse TY.com. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST Today wtll be pertly aunnv and pte .. ant with mostly ctear •~des. Expect 1reM of low douda end fog In the morning end more low clouds at night. Highl from 70 at the beechet to 93 Inland. Lowa 68 to 66. """•Miion: www.mw.noH.gov BOATING FORECAST !>epect ............ of morM'Q fog wllti wlnda out of the_,....... .. •to 18 knots. In the Inner--., wind WIWllf911,lllldtobe 1 to3 fMe. A onbc ofWIMend IOUlh 9Wlllawlll'8Ulln3tol• .,, ..... "' .. ~ -. ..... bit out of h noith-• 111D ... WMlwlndwmwe2m4-.• •be•lnlllldncd:sa•lnd ........... 1 .... ,, .. ...... SURF We should ... the lut In the bends of hurricane 8W9ll todly but. good MWI, the 9Urf is expected to p6dt up .a. on Tueect.y end Wedo leldey IS eome big Southern Hemltphere eouthw•dtte In along the COMt. Moo. eouthweet llW.tl la heeded our wwv for the llCOnd hlltf of the ......... w.e...-.: www.eutfWdw.O,, TIDES 11tM 12:'7a.m. 7:11a.m. 1:f7p.in. 7:32p.m. .. Dalli/ Pilot Monday, JAif 29, 2002 Al GEmNG INVOLVED Report finds a lot. of waste ii;t Newport • GET11NG INVOLVED Nnt periodlcally In the Delly Piiot. For Information on adding Ve>ur organization to thla llat, call (949) 57~298. ALS ASSN., ORANGE COUNTY CHAPrER The Amyotrophic Lateral Scle- roeia Assn., which helps indi- viduals who haw the disorder that Is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, needs volun- teers. (714) 375-1922. ALZHEaft'S ASSN. OF ORANGE COUNTY Supj,orf group leaders, Vlalting Volunteers, family resource con- sultants and of!l.ce volunteers are needed. Volunteers may work on one-time projects or ongolng programs.. 'Ihlining sessions are available. (800) 660-1993. DISCOVERY SHOP The American ~ Society Discovecy Shop needs unwanted gi>ocb, such as clothing. fumiture, jewelry, accessorles, antiques and ~ to fund the aoclety's research. and padent services pro- grams. The goods may be dropped off at 2600 B. C.oast Highway. Co- rona del Mar (949) 640-4m. AMERICAN HEART ASSN. The American Heart Assn. is looking for volunteers to per- form various general office du- ties in the main office and imple- ment educational and fund·rais- ing events through Orange needed to help Witoq learn about their environment (949) 645-3489. GIRL SCOUTS Girl Scouts of Orange County needs volunteeq to be ttalned as troop leaders, eerYe OD special committees and give lectures, demonstrations or classes. (714) 979-7900. LAGIN GREEN8El1 INC. Volunteers are needed to as- sist· Laguna Coast Wlldemess Park staff and James Dilley Pre- serve staff apd docents with hiker registration and ·general public orientation. (949) 488- 0287. MENTOR PROGRAM YMCA Community Services needs metitors to make a lasting effect on a young person's life. Students from 10 to 18 years old are matched with mentors to im- prove their school performance and self-esteem while develop- ing positive peer and adult re- lationships. (714) 549-9622, Ext 35. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The recovery center for adult women with alcohol and other chemical dependencies seeks vohmteera. (Sf 9) 548-9927 be- tween 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.; or Joy, (949) 548-8754. NEWPORT BEACH RECITAL SERIES The Fiiends of The Newport Beach Recital Series Guild needs volunteers to assist in fostering music appreciation so classical music will endure. (949) 644- 4208. OPERATION CLEAN SLATE ~don Oean Slate, a Costa Mesa-based organJzation that fo- cuses on graffiti prevention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and assist with other du- ties. Michael Howa!d, (714) 435· 0745. ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS TASK FORCE The task force is recruiting vol- unteers for the Interfaith Council Network to work one on one with homeless adults in a pro- gram on basic life skills. '{949) 263-1774. WELLNESS COMUNn'Y OF ORANGE COUNTY The Wellness Community needs volunteers to help at the reception desk during the day. (714) 258-1210. FULL BAR ~-COCKTAILS Orange County topped a list of polluted waters, finding trouble spots in Newport P•ul Cllnton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BF.AOI-Home to Orange County's moat visited pleasure harbor and largest natural estuary, Newport Beadt has also ecored a more troubling disdnction as a pJace wttb a handful of the dirtiest beaches.· Beach postings and closures in Orange County spiked to an eye-popping 80.7% in 2001 as compared to the prior year, a national environmental watch· dog reported this month. Many of those occurred at stretches of sand in Newport Beach. "W~re embarraased, we're not happy about it." Mayor 1bd Ridgeway said. "W~re a highly urbaniUld county ... we have development up to the water's edge, where much of the rest of the state daes not" The Natural Resources~ Qrundl reported the data in a study cX the oatiom beaches that was~~ When county health regu- lators discover heightened levels of bacteria in the water, signs are posted warning swimmers to stay out of the water. If a ~ spill occurs, ~tors close the beach. <>range County's beaches were marred by one of those two stigmas for 1,592 days of 2001. There were only 881 such days in 2000, the rep0rt said. Ventura County came in at No. 2 on the hit list, with 1,540 days. Los Angeles County was third, with 1,046 days. In Newport Beach. several re- aming trouble spots again made the group's llst of trouble spots. Thoee induded the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort's swim- ming laP,n in Upper Newport Bay, Harbor Patrol Beach ·near the BeJboa Bay Oub and three Balboa Pminsula beaches -43rd Street. 38th Street and 15th $(reel '"The Dunes [resort! ~ one of those hot spots." said Bob Caus- tin, who founded Defend the Bay to help clean up Bade Bay. "The trend ~ there. It's unfortunate, but those are the facts coming from the county health agency." Cauatln. who works closely with the National Resources Defense Council to improve water-quality. aald the report should show city residents that •we have a serious problem and It's not going to go away." Newport Beach's seogtaphy at least partly explains why the high levels of bacteria continue to pop up ln water in Newport Harbor and the Back. Bay. Much of the county's urban runotf - polluted water that is known to include animal and human waste, Jawn pesticides and cop- per brake residue from the roadways-runs down clwmels to one of about 2.200 stoon- drain openin~ into city water- ways. In that way, the city tends to act as a receptacle for the county's polluted waste water. City leaders have begun to address the problem. The city has launched three studies to help determine the cause and scope of the problem, Asst. City Manager Dave Kiff said. The city is spending $45,000 to determine whether boats are dumping their heads into the harbor, $120,000 to study the presence of viruses and another $120,000 to monitor bacteria levels in the Dunes' lagoon. County. No experience neces-1 ;;;;;;;;~~ sary. 1hlining will be provided. I.:"" BEN I HANA SUSHI OUR MEALS ARE (949) 856-3555. I ~~ ATRIPTOMEXICO ' ' ' L ,Aa I ·wE TAKE DINING TO Become a bottle-feeder or take in pregnant cats at ~ home. Many shelters kill pregnant cats upon antval Dogs and cats are also available for adoption(949) 759- 3646 or wwwanimaJnetwcri:.org. BESTBUDOES The nonprofit organization is looking for volunteers, 18 and older, to provide companionship for adults with developmental disabilities. As a "Citizen Buddy," volunteers will visit with a buddy twice a month and call or e-mail 'them once a week. The organiza- tion lso has an e-Buddies pro- gram that forms friendships en- tirely over the Internet. Volun- teers for that progJam must be at least 12. (714) 546-1826 or www.bestbuddies.org. COSTA MESA tlSTORICAL SOCIETY The society collects informa- tion. photos and artifacts relating to the history of Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Vol- unteers are needed for clerical taab and computer input (949) 631-5918. COSTA MESA LITERACY COUNCtL The Costa Mesa Uteracy c.en- ter needs volunteer tutors to teach English as a second Jan. guage. People who want to learn Bngllsh as a second language are also encouraged to call. Call to register. (714) 435-3310 or (714) 545-3445. COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER ~~ THE NEXT LEVEL• 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 Newport Beach Come try our new California-Asian Cuisine served nighcly in the Sushi Bar. Complete meals priced from $10.00 -$15.00. Specials vary nightly. Banza i Hou r 5:00 -7:30 nightly $2.00 Draft Beer & Sake Bombs plus ... $1.95 Handrolls anytime An experience at every table llJBBllHAll (949) 955-0822 • 4250 Birch St.• Newport Beach www.bcnihana.com Dint-in only. Sptcials good in Sushi !Jpr 1111d loungt arra at Bmihana Ntwport BttUh. The multipurpose senior serv- ices facility at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers who can greet mem- bers and the public at the front desk and volunteers for the Jte. source Department with Excel computer experience and sharp telephone skills. The Senlor Meals program also needs peo- ple to deliver meals to homes. (949) &tS-2356. WE HAVE OVER 160 Dltnm:NT WAYS TO REMOVE FAT AND TONE YOUR BODY. WE SELECT 11IE O~ THAT ARE RIGHT FOR YOU! CRISIS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM INC. 1be nonprofit organlntion is aeekl:ng volunteen for lta expand- ing trauma respooae program. Some volunteers allilt law en- Con:ement. ftreft81iter's and emer- gency-type responden by pnMd- lng emotional nm a1c1 aoc1 lllp- pon to Injured or tnum•dzed people. Other 'VOiunteers pnMde dilpltcb and o8lce support. No ~~~~ ~ M1URE CiHIER ~ traD l\.ddel ll'e S reasons why you should take Let's face it. Even though a advan• .. e of our European rigorous exercise program should ~ be an integral part of everyone's Slimming Preview: lifestyle, it really isn't. Those of u.s 1. Your diet and exercise who do exercise regularly are often program is not working. 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H~~ inttetd fl Ca.ajng .. ., ~you --. fni9la and ..m.._.1 _ .... ..,...... 1 .. 1 llUI lllTl l l lCI Ol t llPl l llRCI Wll8 ll•l l lATI I UDltll Call today (M9) 6tt tt'9 and make your reamati89. M Mc>ndly, Jljy 29, 2002 PUBLIC SAFETY POLICE FILES at 8:26 p.m. s.euns.y. NEWPORT BEACH COSTA MESA • Adelns ~and...,.,. Bou~ Three men and one woman were arrested on suspicion of vendellam at 1 :10 a.m. Sunday. • 31th 9"MI: A physical fight waa reported In the 600 btoct at 1:11 a.m. Sunday. • Am&go. Wily: A perty diltUtbence waa reported In the 700 btoct et 3:58 Lm. Sunday. • Bria1lol StrNt: A 21-yeaN>ld man wes arre.ted on suapiclon of petty theft In the 3300 btodc at 9:50 p.m. Saturday. • 8alaN ~ w..t: Treapeaing waa reported In the 2000 blodt at 10:10 a.m. Sunday. • Coast Hlghwwy EMt: Petty theft waa reported In the 3100 bloct at 11:08 a.m. Sunday. • Harbor Boulewrd end Macet1hur Boua.v.rd: A woman was arT'elted on suspicion of grand theft auto at 11:15 am Saturday. • Hlghlend Dltve: A W91111/sevM problem WU reported In the 1100 blodt at l1:54 a.m. Sunday. • Jembof'M Roed and UnlYentty Otfvie: Reddeaa driving waa reported at 7:42 a.m. Sunday. • Harbor Boulevard: A man was arrested on suspicion of trespassing In the 2200 blade at 2:63 p.m. Saturday. • Harbor Boulewrd: A man was arrested on suspicion of being drunk In public In the 2300 blodt • Jumtne ~and Ocean Boulewird: Shots were reported at 9:22 p.m . Saturday. When You Need Someone To Talk To For Answers And Help ......... (Adull. Juvcnjlc. Felony. Misdemea/IOI') Certified Specialist. Criminal Law California Board of Legal Specialization Past President of the Association of Orange County Deputy District Attorneys WATERby ~ES!~~ CALL .(949) 831 -3440 or email al: rlck@waterbydesign.com St. M atthew's M o ntesso ri School Prachool • Kindergarten Full Tune• Part Time• Year Round ages 2 to 6 • 7:30 Lm. to 4:30 p.m. • &pericnced, certi&cd, Mo.at.euori teach en • lndividualiud academic instruction • Exte.rum atraauriculu programa Can. mwic, computcn, gymnutia, Spa.niah & daoce) • Hotl.uncha "Academic &.cd.lenc:c And ChNti.ao Faith Dedicated To YoU.Qg Liva" -2300 Font Rd. Newpon Beach 949-219-0915 ......... c .... Sizz.ling Fajltl Bar Stto01ng Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar • PwlrTtars•Go • Enchlladu • Fajitas • Mini Tacos • Chlngollnga • Gu1Qmole • Salsa AND MOREi I qaat•••• 10 to 100 peopi. ~ =:= ,. Continued from Al a panner to mate aare kidl are healthy," MJd Supt. Robert Bar- bot aald. "Obvk>ully the state re- alizes that or we wouldn't be do- ing lmmunlzatiom and lploal checb. It's a matter ol degNe. If we put tires on our b'Ucb, that doesn't mean we're In the tire buslnea." The district wu one of the Int to apply for Healthy Start fund.. ing -a ft.ate and federal pro- gram that offers screening serv- lces, but doe8 not provide lick care. It allO maintalna a nuning staff, nutritionista and early in- tervention and PJ9Ye0tion pro- grams. CHOC already worb with the district to provide healthcare to children in the neighborhood of Whittier Elementary School with a mobile health clin1c that villta twice a month. According to district oflldala. the need for the center Is acute. Of 14,228 children under the age of 18, 2,700 are Medi-Cal eUgible and an estimated 2,100 are unin- sured, district officials say. For that reason, the Westside location is touted as "ideal" by TRADmON Continued from Al last 10 yean. "They come out sort of for fun, but they w.mt to win." During this particular race participants sailed a 7-mile course in lasers, slngl.e-handed. one-design sailboats. Although, lasers are typically sailed by one person in serious competition, some of the lasers in thls race contained as many as four people truly characterizing the spirit of the event. Being a traditi90 that has changed with the times. the race has transitioned from the Aood of the Snowbirds, which began • in 1936, to Fligbt of the Kites and eventually, the current, Flight of the Lasers in 1974. Throughout, participants in the event have FAIR Continued from Al "With an increase in popula- tion with entertainment we need to make sure we have the fadll- ties to support the acdvity," Bai· ley-Findley said "We wish to im- prove in that regard. .. While the number of concert- goers increased, the number of troublemakers at the fair went down, officials reported. There were fewer crimes or disruptive behavior reported than in the past. There were only a few reports of fair-goers who bad a little too much to drink and fewer lost family members and friends, ac- cording to the Orange County Sheriffs Department. It was a relatively quiet year. "We had enough security peo- ple on the premises that are vis- NEWSROOM Continued from Al (949) 574-4286. Features editor Jenn1ler Mahal is also a good cootact and can be reached at (949) 574-4282. The other culprit that I see here Is staffing. As a small community newspaper we have llmlted reporters, photographers and editors. So, even if you do call. we can't cover every event that happens in town. espedally on weekends and boUdaya when we run the paper with a slceleton crew. It's a weekly discuss.Ion here in the newsroom to decide what events to prioritize for coverage. But I can tell you, the earlier you get us Information the better chance ii has to get ln. Oifllculties on July 4 are uaually magnified because we need to make sure We have atalr AROUND TOWN •Send AROUND TOWN tt.me to the O.ffy Piiot. 330 w. Bev St., ea.ta Meet. CA 92827; by fa to UMI) 848-4110: a< by mllng (Me) ~.Include the time,~ end~of1he~ ..... •a conl8CI phone"""*-· A C01114J1•'8 """" .. ._ ....... www.~com. ,... ...................... ....................... hftt noon•lp.m. •n.. Dog lmryln,...,..,. ...... The ................... ..... ~ ............ ... mUdt ..... n. ..... CHOC c:iftldele NOT IO NRPICT But =Ion .II not rmMlt· ML A of weal WeeuAde ..adentl la)' the location la any~ thing but ideel. 'Ibey haw launched a _litany of complaints apfnat the center. foremost or wbk'h .. their cbarp that their opiDiool wese not tolictted dur- ing the plmnlng ... "I thlnk a lot of people feel tb1a just came up all of a .uctden. and we haw not had a lot ot involve- ment In It," said Allan M.ansoor, who la planning a run City Council thJa fall and wu in the middle of a debate on the city's Human ReJations c.omm.ittee about poltl be made to a now- defunct Web site devoted to Cocta Mesa issues. But opponents knew enolJ8ll to show up al the board meeting and harangue the trustees. trans- forming the nonnally civil pro· ceed1np into a hostile environ- ment by speaking out of tum and caualng President Judy Pranco to note to the police pres- ence in the boardroom. Some of their other complaints include worries about an lnaease in tramc, rear that the clinic will serve non-district patients and anxiety that the center will de- been able to enjoy the sport of sailing in a more laid back atmosphere. "We try to stimulate interest by having a lot of fun type categories," Beek said. And many of the participants believe that the 10 different categories have done just that. With categodes like, First Maaied Couple, Youngest Girl, Youngest Boy. Oldest Skipper, Best Costumes, Best Decorated Boal and First Parent/Child Team. sailors of all ages and skill can vie for a trophy. •its good for the kids," said 26-year-old Nathan Dunham. one of the more serious racers and a sailing coach at the yacht club and Corona del Mar High School ~t brings out more people that 'otherwise wouldn't sail." And brings back people that have been sailing for years. •rm not a great sailor, but I rertome lblllir~ .. nu. 1a en abturd Id-." wd Martin Mallard, a Wntalde res.I· dent often noted for hll conten- tioua viewt on imlnigrantJ. "You abould not be doing th1a. espe- cially not to the Westside. a h1gb..crime area. absolutely~ lequered with IOciaJ and crimJ- nal problem&." ANOTHER SIDE TO THE ~ The cllnJc does have Its sup- porters In the community, though. Jean forbath, a 41-year Costa Mesa resident, said the center fits lo perfectly with the neighbor- hood's desire to improve itself. "What better way than to pro- vide adequate health ca.re for all of our children?" forbath asked. Bva Marla. who sits on the board of Save Our Youth. which Is dedicated to helping disadvan- taged children and providing them with guidance and assist- ance, said the constant focus on the West.side's flaws are mis- guided. •rm sick and tired of hearing people saying how bad the West- side is," Maria said. "Jt has a lot of good points. I hope the. lcer:i- terJ is approved because tt will benefit the community." have the most run; said 85-year-old Roy Woolsey. "It's a great sport; you get to sit down: Woolsey has been a participant In the race since 1991 and has managed to sweep in the Oldest Skipper caregory eveyy year since, but can't seem to win the whole thing. "They're not polite at all in the start/ Woolsey said. •They won't gfve an old man a chance.• While much of the race is geared toward fun and enjoyment, the fact remains thar it also brings out the competitive spirit "I'm very pleased to have finished that well," said Carter Ford who has finished in the top five for the past three years. "There are so many excellent skippers competing in this race ... With an ongoing wilJingneM of people to conduct the event. a steady Dow of people wanting to participate in it and lts constant DON LEACH I OAllY PILOT A gymnast from the South Coast Gymnastics Training center does backftips during a demonstration on the final day of the fair. ible. which helps." said Bill Bech- tel, daytime watch commander for the department of public safety. "Activity wise, (the fair'sl members here at night in case a major news event breaks, limiting the number of people we can have in the early morning hours. This year. we covered the Mariners Paik kids parade and the crowds who Oodc.ed to the beaches and boardwalk of West Newport. While Grupe and others contend that coverage didn't have the patriotic ftavor of the boat parade, lt certainly bas news value in that hundreds of thousands spend their Independence Day in West Newport and the rest of the Balboa Peninlula. Still, there's always next year. Just make sure you drop us a Une before the first boat sets sail. ••• Since the redesign of our newspaper unfolded two weeks ego on July 15, we have received many reader comments, most of than Cavonble I belJeve. Many readen like the new buUne8e aectfoo, Your Work ~for doge. 19 In the Corona del Mar Plua, 124 Avocado. Free. (Ml)l90-39Cl /Ve .....af/I .. ~.....- food end muelc dMtOned to ,.. .. moMV _,fund ,.....rc:h for euttam and other dttNHI wm begin • l:JO p.m. ltll and Pofta Cerftlm wll w.lcofne ...... tnd f'WMMd docieor JMy ~from the lntilmedonal allld O.W1lapmenc end ......... C... lnla their =...,.holnefora .. ~ ....,.an.. 19et200I Mlrlft~. A IUllS•d .... ............. 171 ~CllfofNllrtlltM. 191. been slow." And with an increase in at- tendance and a decreased num- ber of security and safety con- Week. that appears on Mondays. The extra days of Forum with letters and commenwy and the Politics page also seem to be a hit The new look of the paper also bas garnered response. both good and bad. "I've lived here 18 years and I just wanted to call and say the new Joolc of the Pilot Is wonderful,• said reader Suun Moore. "It's deaner. It's more up-to-date, easier to read and looks fantastic.• Thanks Susan. Another reader, whom J know and respect, wrote me to say be wasn't.so pleased, saylng our type and here styles were boring. "I know It's a matter taste. but I am really disappointed that you chose to go in that dlrecdon rather than looking to be mote dramatic and more interesting," be Mid. I fopefully, we can mab up for that in the news content. Others have asked why we ~ . ....._.,_rwt111e.,.... .. duat during the Mcwtee ...... a.ad\ ....... hosted by the N9wpon °"'*waterfront Reeott. Tht h<*l lt 9t 1131 Bad Bey Drive, N9tTJPC)t'l 8Hc:tl. FtM admiaelon. S7 pertcino per car. 1..a)n..DUNE. MIMV n. ................. Aofw.ancth a1111otw11 =:: •F-.w'*' In Colli ..... .,, ............ ..... c......1n .. ,.._ ................. =-fNn'l l:tl ID 7'9 p.m. ,.,_, ~ .............. ~ 11" Mii ,.. ................ Aecooliidertnl dw IMue ln AuglJlt wlD #ve the dllcrict time to examine Ind relpOOd lo the res)dmta' concerns. Balbot said. The board II coo8dering the is- .ue at tbJa time in ordet to meet CHOC'a goal of having the center open by June 2003. David Broob, the trustee who voted qalolt the center. said be was concerned 1bout an in- cmuie in tramc and wanted to explore other poulble sJtes. He aJao said be would lib the board to haw more time to examine the lmpaCU on the neighbor- hood. In mponse to concerns about the quality of life on the West- side, Barbot said the dlattict will not let the perceived climate of the area influence lta pJao.s. "It's not our goal to be in con- tllct with the community. but where con.fllctl exists, we just walked into It." Barbot said. "We're not going to walk away from problems with kids just be- cause someone may not like iL Wdre going to do both -help our kids and help the commu- nity." • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reached a1 (9491 57~1 or bv e-mail at deirdre.newmantllatimn.com. ability to change with the times, the event has continued to bring a variety of people back year after year. HWe have the full spectrum of slcill represented from very, very slilled sailors to people that are just learning," Beek said. And no matter what category the participants fall into, they each walk away from it with a similar feeling. "It brings out the best in sailing -camaraderie," said 61-year-old Carter Ford. the 2001 first place winner. "It's an absolutely wonderful tradition in Newport Beach." Results of this year's race were not tallied by press time. • CHRISTINE CAMILLO is the news assistant. She may be reached at (949) 574-4298 or bv e-mail at chrlBtine.carrilfo(Jlatimes.com. cems. people were able to sirn· ply enjoy the fair -the primary goal of fair officials. "If we can provide a positive and enjoyable experience for a diverse group of people that makes us very happy." Bailey- Findley said. With fair officials happy. fair-goers having a good time and vendors, lllce Ball-Hi and Funnel Cake co-owners ca.role Sinason and Michael Davis doing the same amount of business as prior years - the 2002 fair ended on a high note. "It 's always sad to see the fair end but if It didn't end .we have anything to look forward to next year.~ Balley-Findley said. • CHRISTINE CARRILLO la the news estistant. She may be reeched et (9491 5744298 or by e-mail at christine. camllo tl /etimes.com. took the American flag off of the boat on our logo at the top of the page. The Dag was never intended to part of our permanent look. We placed it there immediately after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks as a show of unlty. Th.king it off doesn't mean we are any less unified with our fellow Americans, but as we changed the look of the paper. we just believed that was the perfect time to return the logo back to its original look. Speaking of the logo. we have also recel\ied cridd.sm over the color of the IUD that appears above the boat Many want lo see a bright yellow sun. not the amber color that appears there now. I'll work on tbaL But as powerful u tome may think we editors are, ~the color of the sun is a ptetty order. •TONY OOOEAO i. the editor. Me can be reached at 94&Q4.4258 or via .-mall et tony.dodM>•"'*'-.com. Executlv .. wm hoet a worbhop on martcetlng Md ptOmOt.lon ffom 8 a.m. to noon. The wotbhop wlll be held.. . Nedonel Unhwllly, me> HnorlMl.,Calll ...... The ........ Pl• sll••id. (JM)-.719 or .........n.c.,,,.. ---· ......,. .. _.:~ .. .... -·-· -......... ==--.= ... ft11dl4.... JI Um. ,,.,., .... Miii=• 1111 ;c:"l:I** TM == ,., .. ,,,. BEST BUYS • 9 Discounts and style in art and fashion MARIS ART IS THE CENnR OF FASHION Marls Gallery is the latest art gallery to open at Fashion Island. The current exhibit is called The Spirit of Landscape and is a collection of recent landscapes crafted by three artists shoWing through Aug. 16. Featured artists .------~ include Plotre Strelnlk, GREER WYLDER from Paris who creates colorful paintings that are both figurative and abstract; Ahzad Bogoslan, from St. Louis a technical painter, who plays with realism using scale. color and size; and Rob Abeyta Jr. from Los Angeles, who produces linear, abstract paintings in oil, graphite, gouache and acrylic. Abeyta is known for his Southern California landscapes. Maris GaJlery is in the courtyard adjacent to BloomingdaJe's and Neiman Marcus. Information: (949) 644-7084. BACK TO SCHOOL -LIKE rT OR NOT Kids don't want to t.hink about back-to-school shopping, yet it's around the comer. Fall fashions have arrived, and the latest looks at Fashion Island are: denim -which can be found at 1be Oilldren'a Place at Fashion Island. It carries carpenter-style jeans. relaxed fit and Oared legs. Rinses vary from overdie, enzyme wash and a sandblasted style. At This UttJe Piggy Wean C.Otton, there's an eclectic mix of fall looks for kids up to age 12. It's showcasing funky prints, textured fabrics and popular Juicy velour jackets and pants in Umesicle (bright green). Other popular fall colors for girls are hot pink and black. Representatives from This Little Piggy, say there is less trim and more embroidery this fall, aU paired with great fabrics and vibrant colors. And, new collections available are Betsey Johnson, Wlld Child and Toes on the Nose. PiggyBrand is a lifestyle clothing Hne that's ideaJ for kids at school and play. The clothing is made Of durable soft cotton in cowboy, china dolls and dragon prints. The popular color for boys is rootbeer and olive. FlapdoodJes has a retro look with wide waJe cords in alligator and boxy sweatshirts with football screens. Cllartle Rocket has "spacewalk" and "star" logo tees matched with vintage wash jeans. Other great stores at Fashion Island that offer the latest in back to school apparel are Glrl Mania for clothjng and accessories, QuJcbllver Youth, for Hawaiian prints surf wear, Newport <Jilldren'a Bootery has casual and formaJ shoes, and H.U.G. carries colorful dresses, tees. shorts and more. The new boutique Sunshine has mother-daughter fashions, and so does April C.OmdL CARING FOR YOURSELF AT A DISCOUNT 1be Camp in C.OSta Mesa is getting ready tp open Blkram'a Yoga College of lndJa. tn antJdpadon of the studio opening in early August. it's offering a I 0% discount on pre-opening memberships. The discount applies to multiple class cards. Discounts are as foUows: 10 class card -regularly $125, with discount $112.50, 35 class card -regularly $350, with discount $315 •. one month unlimited Sff BUYS, Pace M YOUR Monday, >.*t 29, 2002 M The Daily Pilot's weekly report on local businesses Monday, July 29, 2002 A5 "It 's important that people don 't follow the herd, as we call it." Jeffrey Peulaon · Cha rles Schwab vice president and Newport Beach branch manager PHOTOS BY GREG FRY I DAILY PILOT Despite the ugliness of the Nasdaq chart, Merrill Lynch vice president and senior financial consultant Sanford Coggins offers reassurance to his clients. Trusting the nutnbers Despite the recent volatility of the market, investors are striving to shore up trust and reass ure clients that a well.diversified portfolio can ride out the dips in the market By Christine Carrillo Daily Pilot A s the Mock mark.et continues to take drastic dives and steep inclines, brokerages in Newport-Mesa are working hard to reassure clients that the stock market remains an excellent avenue for them to reach their ftnanciaJ goals. As a result, their jobs are often as much about earning trust as crunching numbers. With cHents here generally focusing on similar long-term goals, like college fundjng and retirement. investment specialists have tailored their advice and often face familiar questions. "It's important that people don't follow the herd. as we call it," said Jeffrey Paulson. Oiarles Schwab vice president and Newport Beach branch manager. "lWo years ago when the market was at its high It was 'buy, buy, buy; and now two years later when the market is at or near it's low period it's 'sell, sell. sell.' People just tend to buy high and sell low, which Is kind of the opposite of what we help people to do.• lb the untrained or uneducated investor's eye, the constant reports of both high and, mo re frequently these days. low indexes can ap pear to be detrimental. However, most Merrill Lynch senior vice president of investments Mark Binder gives his take on the recent market volatility. financial consultants are trying to relay to their clients that the everyday volatility of the market will not directly impact a well dlverslfied and long-term planning investor. "We believe that if you properly diversify your portfolio, than no matter where the world is turning, one way or another, you're always winning in some category,• said Sanford Coggins. Merrill Lynch vice presJdent and senior financial consultant. "The objective Is to stay in the m arket, ride It through and just have a professional there to coach you through it." Coggin added that the balance diversification provides enables investors to wade through the rough waters by not having to worry about being knocked down by drastic change. That come , however, with an investor placing trust in a financial advisor, Coggins said. Trust has becom e a m ajor concern of In vestors. lo addition to thelr concerns about the volatility of the market, many local investors have also expressed trepidation about the increasing news regarding corporate ethics and natio naJ governing s urfaces. "Economically we're looking very strong. but the investors perception is that they can't trust the numbers; they can't trust corporate America; they can't trust the current political party.• Coggins said. "It's really put a fracture in their confidence and as a result the people that were sitting on the sidelines are pulling out, a combination of fear and being unfamiliar with a long enough history to know that these types of things happen .• In looting back throughout history when the market and the national economy st.ruggled during times of duress, lllte that of Pearl Harbor o r the fall of the Berlin WalJ, Coggins believe that those moments of uncertainty, many of which led to an incline within the market, should p rovide some assurance to nervous investors currently In the market. •My reality for clients is that the goal is not about whether A. B, C or X. Y, Z. makes money today," Coggins saJd. •The goal is to get you from point A to point 8. • Generally, the process of establishing a portfolio for a Sff NUMBERS, Pact A6 POWER LU~CH Soprano's; A fast and easy treat lltEP\ACE Soprano'• lltEJUDGE Christine Ourillo. Daily Pilot news -"tant 1HlmAI.. LMllgna and pUlk lemonllde ...., ....... • dlnelY Udt, 12:30 p.m. 5.r!:a""::.~=-•• ., ,.~n. no loqJer dWl it lllca to make ~ om . And that's prmy r.t. SDMC£ While you wait b lhe New York-style ltaban c.uWne you mdettd to IUTM, a tasty baket ~ _,.m brmd will surdy keep your bely oc:allJied. Ybded ibout your drink ..... Wiii don't beca• your thnt Wom ........ chlnce to ftllUlfloe •the_... mm..,. to "'°Ill .... /DM.Y PLOT ...................... o11_" ................ ~ ID CcMil Miii. ....... pomodft. 11111•••••=.mnat .,....IO -, ........... .... .............. w+ ..... ID .. ........ ..., .... ,.. ..... "_. .. ,.. ..... .. )'OUI' *Ink bllalit yau mn --the boaorn ol~--And ......... ,. not~ blllmb olthe.,.. ............ ft .......... Wiiie-., ....... ,. ........... ..-al .._, YllLDICT Y;'b19 lhe I Li I ... *'-\ ........ tlueWMll 'J ' __ .,_ ... M Monday, J4i'I 29, 2002 , ON RETAIL Best of summer fashion . at South Coast Plaza S wnmerdme ad the livin' is easy. But what to wear to the summertime pialics at the beach. a romantic dinner for two on the terrace or an afternoon on your neighbors new yacht? That should be easy. too. Summertime fasbJon in Southern aillfomia calls for ease, simplicity, the right amount of style and c:asUal sophistication. We spent an afternoon at South CoMt Plaa checking out the hottest summer looks. 'Ibis summer, fashion is all about white. So we started at Anne Anltllloe for the perfect white shirt. We chose the "Nelya," a delicate wrap blouse in a sheer French cotton, with short sleeves and all over cutout daisy pattern. It's wonderfully feminine, short enough to top the denim mini skirt we found at Dlelel but long enough for those fabulous low rise, black stretch cotton capris at agnee b. Add the white slide with stacked wood heel anti double straps with top stitching from Sergio Roiel and you're all set for a causal summer afternoon. Oillfon, organza and Ooaty feminine fabrics top the charts for summer evening fashions. For that special romantic dinner on the terrace we found a fabulous short silk organza skirt in a light sand color with a delicate thin black stripe pattern from TSE. We paired It with a gorgeous black cashmere halter also from 'ISE and added a sexy black slide from Sei:gio Rossi for a stunning look. Also at 'ISE we found a pale pink. loose weave, ultra- ligbtweight. cashmere slip dress layered over a white silk slip. It was sexy, feminine and hot Every summer wardrobe needs Oip-Ool\ sandals. The Burberry flip-ftopfl'in' the signature Nova . plaid look great with shorts or a swimsuit For a playful alternative try the Burberry jelly flip-Oops. For the beach we picked up Gap's updated flip-Oops with leather toe toggle in light blue. At this price you'll want one in every color. We also loved Gap's flip-Oops with woven straw sole and beaded strap in several colors. J. Crew bas a godd selection of updated flip-flops in many diffen!nt styles and colors. Celine also bas a darling one with a poob shell strap. Of COW'8e feet and toes need to be petfect for~ those sexy sandals and fun little tup-ftops. We suggest you treat yourself to a pedicure; with expert Olivia . Remljlo at The Spa (across Bristol Street from South C.oast Plaza on 1bwn Center Drive). We chose a sheer light pink poUsh to take us from the beach to a romantic dinner for two at Plnot Provence. ·'This summer the denim skirt is a must-have wardrobe staple that will carry you right into the fall. Just about every store has a new denim collection. Here are a few we recommend adding to your closet F.ecada-light weight denim from the new fall collection Burberry~ark denim. pencil skirt agnes b.~ark denim, button front, detailed with white top stitching and front patch pockets am.tlan Dior-light denim, pencil straight with detailed ribbon lacing detail from waist to hem, on each side J. Crew-tab front stretch textured cotton denim in dark blue Oub Monaco-distressed stretch denim. And last, if you're looking for a fabulous swimsuit for an afternoon by the pool or that day on the yacht, Ouistian Dior has a year-round collection We especially loved a one-piece in a Russian inspired print in red and black, with ribbon lacing detail on straps and back. we were also inspired by the blac.k rufBed bikini. La Ptda, known for it's fubulous fitting swimwear has a great selection right now. Our favodte was the "Panther" an acid green (we loved it in the BOS.I) bildni made of 4'aa with embroidered sequins OD the bra. Oh Ja. la. ... • This column was provided by representatives of South Coast Plaza. WORKING Giving kids a sports chance Kellie Newcom be helps kids by connecting them with their sports heroes SHEIS Helping famous at,hletes teach children to stay in school, off drugs and out of gangs. THE Pl.ACE TO BE As director of the Newport Sports Museum, Kellie Newcombe spends her days overseeing the museum, organizing tours and scheduling the Athlete-Outreach program, through which big-name athletes talk to children about important issues. Kellie Newcombe is the director of the Newport Sports Museum. Originally started as a personal collection, the museum -at 100 Newport Center Drive -houses one of the largest collections of game-worn sports memorabilia in existence with more than 10,000 pieces, including baseballs signed by every World Series winning team since I MO, Wayne Gretzky's jersey and a pair of Shaquille O'Neal's shoes. Tour groups or individuals can visit the museum for free, while groups of 30 or more from schools, summer camps, clubs, shelters and other wrious organizations can request an athlete speaker. "We deal with a lot of underprivileged kids as well as private schools, public schools and at this time of year a lot of summer camps. n Newcombe said. Many of the athletes she enlists to speak with children are professionals like Conner NFL player MarCus Allen, hoclcey player Ollis Cllelios NUMBERS Continued from A5 to make sure that their current investments are working toward their personal financial goal. and Dodger Bric ICarros,. A number IJle also from local colleges. HOME GROWN TALENT A California native, Newcombe attended Newport Harbor High School and went to college on a softball scholarship. It was while she was working in the college athletlcdepartJnentthat she fell in love with working with kids and athletes. She discovered the museum while attending college at UCJ for marketing and asked the museum's founder, John financial advisors for a similar reason: They want reassurance. A bear market has continued to stir the nerves and concerns of investors throughout the years and yet, the market, as • many consultants try to show their clients, has always bounced back. Hamilton, for a job. The memories that stick out moet in her mind are the amlling faces of the children u they meet their favorite athletea, and eonie of the cute. questions they ask. ukf Newcombe. 1Wo young gkla (Ound themlelvee speech1eu when Shawn Green ulced for their names so he could sign an autograph. and another boy once asbd, "Does your mommywuh your unlfonn?jf Her own personal favorite momenta came when abe met the legendary UCLA- basketball coach John 'M>oden, and the time that baseball great Brooks Robinson gave her tickets to see Cal Ripbrt's last game. FUTURE PLANS Newcombe's aspirations are to see the museum continue to expand and help many more children wb1le h elping the organtzadon worb through the expansion process. One day she sees herself woddng as a collegiate administrator in an athletic department. But for someone who is quite content in her job she expects that day to be long off. -Story by 1bdd w. Karella, photo by Sean Hiller disagree about the exact time frame the market began It's downward cycle -some say it over the last few years, others the last year or so -they all agree that it's due for a tum. prospective investors is based on establishing_,a plan, pre~ly long-term FOCusing on the value the client has placed on his or her money, their particular needs, goals and objectives, in addition to the current market figures, financial consultants provide recommendations best suited for them. Therefore, when the market shifts1consultants re-evaluate each of their clients' portfolios "What were doing Js trying to contact our clients to reassure them about the stock market and.their own personal holdin~." said Paulson. "It's just a matter of individuals needing to be well-diversified and just have a good plan to kind of make it through this down tum and be prepared for a tum-around." However, despite how well-diversified investors may be, they all seem to Oock to their "The fundamentals of the economy are very strong ... .I think the only question in the minds of sort of the cross-section of market investors is when the market will actually rebound," Coggins said. "It's not a matter of if." "We feel pretty good about the future and the tum-around of the market at some point and the advice that wftre giving is the best long-term advice that people can get," Paulson sald. "We feel confident that stocks and equities are still the best way to go for people to reach their financial goals and be able to retire some day." Although investors may WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners (]Qstorante 9damma fji'!Ul Monday-Friday: 4:30-6:15 The Real Prime Rib or Fdet Mignon (with soup or salad) JUST $13.90 BUYS Continued from A5 -regularly $165, with discount $148.50, three months unlimited -regularly $400, with discount $360. Bikram's accepts American Express and personal checb, and will take Master Card and Visa upon opening. For annual and corporate discounts, call Pabice Simon at (71-4) 429-7900. The <:amp is on Bristol Street in Costa Mesa HAVE A SEAT -FOR LESS the Butera Home Collectlon for custom fumiture, sofas, sllpcovers, lamps, and ftne home accessories is having a Boor-sample sale througl) Aug. 14. lagged furniture is discounted up to 20%. The Butera Home Collection is at 17-45 Westcliff Drive in Newport Beach. Infonnation: (949) 650-8570. HOMETOWN ART AT THE FAIR Local artista can show their work at the new Al'dllml' md Cnftst' Corner held every weekend at the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds. Artista can apply to be considered in the comer, and upon approval they can reeerve a 15-by 13-b>t apace for a fee of $20 per day. Single and double tpeeee are available for the day or entire weebnd. NEWPORT BEACH "We want to keep the fee loW to give artistJ a break In rental fees while at the aame dme provide them wtth. 1'eDUe that drawl ... ••dence each Mr' end," l8JI Jeff 'nller. oldie 0....CoalllJ .......... "We haw hid Jnterelt flam mmy ...... wbo ... looldl:IS for -ecQllOfllk:al WllJ to tbow lbelrwmtbut c:mnat ..... the *'•••••?.o~ .. BACCHUS SOCIET·Y . . Ota4f!tfe County ~ 2002 ' ' bip l'lllt for nitd 1p111:11 ar the -at OCblr ... md tpllda1 ........ Allo "'"*'"' • lnvW to epplyforlpllClto ...... ~ ..... -~.... '11110...-. CailliltJ ..... ............ 7UL ::J:=.r.':,!i:' l ............ +z 1• .. ... 7111, ....... ... •11 •aae1 .. z 'tsr1-. •mTMM......,.1111•;1 _.,.... ... ai .... 11n• ......... ............. ....... -a.Olllll __ CA_• .............. • QUOTE OF THE DAY "We never had the best talent, bUJ there wa.r a lot of determination and desire ... " JOEF1SHER, Daily PMot Sports Hall of Farner EYEOPENER • Daily~lfu • Sporu tlal '11F ... ,,..,.B~UM Daily Piiot Spotts Edllor Roaer Carlson • (949) 5 74-4223 • Spotts Fax: t949) 650-0170 Monday, Jdy 29, 2002 A1 PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I OAILV PILOT The So Cal Storm, a 12-anck.mder baseball program, is headed to Cooperstown, starting Saturday .. Field of Dreams A group of 12 Costa Mesa and Long Beach Little League baseball players prepare for a trip to the 64-tearn invitational Cooperstown Dreams Park Tournament. Bryce Alderton Dally Pilot A group of I 0 players separated into two lines of five, each line of five players facing the other line of players as the two linesJormed about 120 feet aparl in the outfield grass at Mariners Park Thursday evening. Each player took off his hat, laid it on the grass nexl to him and threw the baU at the hat of the player standlng directly across the field in an accucacv drill the 12-player So Cal Storm, a 12-and-under traveling baseball team, has been practicing to prepare for the team's trip to Cooperstown, N.Y .. to play in the Cooperstown Dreams Park Tournament. The 64-tearn youth baseball tournament brings together teams from across the nation to play in the weeklong tournament that begins shortly after opening ceremonies on Saturday with a four-day pool play format before the single-elimination tournament begins Aug. 7. After opening ceremonies, players from the 64 teams can compete in any one of tour skills competitions: a home run derby, the 'Golden Arm" contest where players stand 125 feet from home plale in the outfield and attempt to throw the ball through the buUs eye at home plate, around-the-horn. and the fastest around the ~ses. ·we usually give them a buck if they hit the hat, M quipped coach Gene Maurer as he watched the players throwing baseballs Ln an auempt to Wt the hats that were lying.on the grass. Maurer is one of three coaches, aJong with Frank Felkema and Larry Culbertson, who are assisting Manager Rlck Campo. The Storm has been practicing and playing together for a year now and is sponsored by the Lake Elsinore Storm, a single-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres, who gives the team their hats and uniforms. Each team will receive uniforms specificaJly for the tournament when they get to Cooperstown. Storm practices are a bit longer and more grueling than Little League practices according to one player. uwe do different drills and practice different things such as leading off and pitching from the stretch." said Hyan Redding, a second baseman from Costa Mesa. On Thursday, Storm players practiced their around-the-horn drill five times before ground ball practice. The around-the-horn drill involves aJI nine fielder!> and begins with the pitcher, who throws to the catcher, wbo steps on the plate a.she's getting ready to throw the ball to the third baseman to start the sequence that winds around the infield from third base to first base before the catcher throws to the shortstop, wbo throws to the right fielder to begin the drill going around the outfield. The driU ends when the left fielder throws the baJI to the catcher. Maurer said the best time the team has turned in for the around-the-horn drill ls 24 seconds. On Thursday they turned in a 27-second performance. Maurer's son Brandon is co-captain aJong with Brian Culbertson. Maurer looks forward to, *The whole thing -the pan of being in Coopers town and playing there." A former Little League coach and marketing consultant, Lou Presutti, followed on Bruce lssadore's vision. The Hingham, Mass., resident ,had an idea for a tournament in Cooperstown, where Abner Doubleday was given credit in legend only as the creator of basebaU. Presutti created the Dreams Park, where teams play on diamonds with 70-foot basepaths and 50-foot mound!>. Players and their families will be able to visit the NationaJ Baseball HaJJ of Fame and Museum while in Cooperstown. Teatn members include Ricky Campo, Maurer. Riley Hart. Redding. Eddie Tomasek, Ian Abernathy, Gilbert Beas, Garrett Felk.ema, Culbertson, Taylo r Austin, Mike Robinson and An Carahure. tlfimDaily Pilot tlfim Sports Hall of Fame Celebrating the nlillPnniwn JOE FISHER Costa Mesa Former cross-country coach guided boys program to 10-year league dual-meet winning streak, then went on to coach at the collegiate level. Ric hard Dunn counuy coach. Daily Pilot Fisher, who alM> coached the M~ girl,l, to i.everaJ league titles, I n an era dominated by Coach guided the Mu!>tang boys to an Joe Fisher's Costa Mesa J.Ligh unprecedented !>ix Orange C:OUnty Mustangs, his cross country Championships in his tenure. teams from 1969 IO rn80 "I'll always remember those brought home a lot more than team s," Fi:.her said. "~kids medals and trophies. fisher, who really worked hard and had a great owned property in Idaho and love for running and each other. conducted memorable running They were juM one big family. M camps there each summer for hi:. F~her, who compiled a 209-8 Mustangs, insisted on teamwork duaJ-meet record at Costa Mesa. and the Costa Mesa boyi. responded was named California High ScbooJ with a 10-year league dual-meet Cro!>!> CounLry Coach of the Year in winning streak, as weU as :.everaJ 1978 and staned the Southern invitationaJ victories and a CIF California CIF Cross Country Southern Section 3-A Coacher.' Association in championship in 1976. 1974, when he served as the "We expec1ed a lot out first pre:.ident. of them, and they gave "It was a super bunch of everything they had to guy!> and gals who really perform well." Fisher, worked ha1d, tt Fisher said of who coached with hh. hi:. Cui.ta Mesa career. wife. Lindra, said of his l'rior to Costa Mesa. Fisher M~ runners. .. We never taught and coached in Los had the best talent. but Angeles for seven years. then there was a lot of mterviewed with former determination and Co!>ta Mesa Athletic Director desire. The kids believed JOE FISHER Bob Hunu:r and the in themselves. They Newport-Mesa SchooJ understood how ro work District W'clS never the same. hard and understood teamwork." fisher mapped out hill runs along ' Fisher, now retired and Uving in the Back Bay, beach runs on Council, Idaho, where he held Saturday!> in the summer, Santa Ana running camps. later coached at Rlver-to-ocean runs (10.9 miles), the NAJA Fort Hays State University in Airport Loop (nine miles) and the Kansas. NCAA Division JU State Bear Street Run (5.6 miles). as wdl University of New York at Geneseo as Agony Hill near UC Irvine. and NCAA Division II Moorhead MCoach Fisher emphasized State in Minnesota. But hi packlng. and it carried into our influence on the Mustangs of races, which helped us to win, M yesteryear remains a constant in the Howard said. lives of many. including Mark As a collegiate coach. Fisher I loward, a Mesa runner from 1978 guided 53 ..µI -American runners and to '62. 26 Academic All-Americans. "Coach Fisher taught us severaJ including 34 All-Americans in seven qualities -discipline, desire, loyalty, years at Fon Hays State. respect, teamwork, goal-setting and Fisher retired after 37 years of striving to achieve our goals," coaching in 1999. following seven Howard wrote in an e-mail to years at Moorhead State. fonner teammates. MHe made sure The latest honoree in the Oa.Oy in our practices to have us prepared Pilot Spans Hall of Fame. Fl.Sher and mentally, emotionally and his wife of 43 yecm live on 175 aaes phyi.ically, to ready us for our on the cusp of the national forest competition. We continue to use the and the Snake River, 120 miles things he !:flstilled in us in our daily northwest of Boise. They operate a lives." farm with cattle about eitbt miles Howard added it wi1s Fisher, strict out of Council. They ha~ four l on students keeping their grades up, grown children (lWo boys and two who inspired him to become a cross girls) and six grandchOdren. Slammers win crown Newpert Beach-based girls take National title in 14-and-unders,. besting Bethesda, 2-1. GERMANTOWN, Md -Defmder Ouistina 1\-enton of the Newpon Beach Slammers Mid getting out of c.allfomla South was u hard u win- ning the national championsbip. here at the 2002 Snkbn U.S. Youth Socc:er National Ownpionahlps at Maryland SoccerPla SUnday. •1n the ba.rde8t state to win. .. she · aald. in the aftermath of the SWn- men' 2-1 victory owr the ~ Sdil* in the under·l4 ilrk compe- dtion. After Che Slunmerl au1il!Odsed lbe ..... by 8nd.e 8umtMy In die 15th mmuee. Che --..... "° .... ICryllilt lllMillPW .and ... .,... .......... 231d ........ mdthl .. ..... ... ibi 1111 • IUlla fit.....,_ ...__ ............. . ........ ... ..... .. --.-. llllllf'U 0 5' __ ....._ ............... I' 2$ Al Monday, ""29, 2002 Olly Pilot .. I HOOPS Gold for the golden The 50th reunion of some golden days~ the Class of '52 -approaches. T he 50th reunion celebration for the Newport Harl>or High Class of '52 is less than two months away, but a boost of high energy is being felt, according to chalrmao Don Huber. • standouts, Paul Neumann, who went to the Syracuse NatJon.als, and Dennis Flu.pa~ who led Cal to the coDege finals title in '59. Huber said, ~know of folb coining from Florida. WJnoi.s, MJssourl. Nevada and from all over Califomla" He The dinner itself will be staged at the Balboa Pavilion Sept. 7, with a no-host bar open at 6 p.m. Huber said, "We hope to have at least 125 attending.~ He said the colorfuJ · was pleaSed to report that the music will come from the P.stace Rojas Band. He is a former Harbor High and OCC orchestra leader. DON CANTRELL The best time tO call Huber is in the evenJng at home and the number is (714) 456-2120. STEVE McCIWf( I DAILY PILOT Theo Rokos, (91·92), puts up a shot over Corey Alder (1970s) in the championship game of the Jack Errion Hoops Tournament at Corona del Mar High Saturday. The '70s pulled out a 47-35 victory. progfa.rn calls for visiting Heritage Hall, the Maritime Museum and taking a bay cruise the day following the reunion dinnet:. Sports highlights are increasing as staff covers the long list of top personalities. It will include three '49 sophomore stars. guard Gino Boero, fullbadc Don Aarvold and tackle Scott Mc<Jellan, from the '49 varsity, a team that went 6-l and scored 323 points. The ace soph halfback from that time, BW Kindell. is missing. 1Wo other noteworthy names have emerged lately, which fearures the '48 student body president, Don McCallum, and his partner. Jay Carlisle, Oass of '52, from Tuh.iti. Years ago they established a popular coastal paradise in Tuhlti and It was once covered by Life Magazine. Carlisle once served on Harbor High swim teams while McCallum played varsity football in 1946-47 under Wendell Pickens. He recalls great amusement from his low hurdle track years. In reflecting back. McCallum said he won a third-place medal in the Sunset League finals. It spurred his ent!rgy because the two ahead of him were seniors. He dreamed of first place as a junior. Trouble was, something didn't cliclc right, but he won a fourth-place medal as a junior. SLAMMERS tional Championships with a 2-1 vic- tory over the Arizona state champion in Salt Lake Oty. dMsion, chosen by the coaches, state representatives and the National Olampionship Committee. Again, all those ahead of him were seniors and would be graduating. Hence. he sensed No. I was just over the hills. This ti.me, the league chose to award five medals and McCallum, a senior, felt more encouraged at the start. However. looking back with a laugh at himself, he said, ~1 wound up fifth." Continued from A7 goal in the 33rd minute to catapult the Slammers into the final. Earlier, the Slammers topped Team Chicago, 2-1, on the strength of goals by Alexis Mielke and Orand, to im- prove to 2·0 after two games in the na- tional finals. ·me Slammers qualified for the Na- ln addition to claiming the champi- onship, the Slammers also were dJstin· guished with the tournament's "Fair Play" award for •displaying positive conduct on the field toward their op· ponents and game officials throughout the competition.~ AddJtionally, Christi Yount was awarded the AdJdas Goalkeeper Award as the top goalkeeper in the Slammers' The team, under the leadership of Coach Khoury and Manager Terry Mazura, in addition to Yount, Orand, MJelke, Bak and Bradshaw, included Britney Scannell, Crystal Wright. Chris· tina Trenton, Vanessa Fallon, Sammy Tiampo, Diana Signoriello. Kirsten Cwnmin~ nffany Harrison, Amy Kllppert, Jamie Alvis, llffany Alvarez and Jes&ca Mazura. 'IWo outstanding basketball players are expected, Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Farner Annand Nettles, who made all-league and All.ClF in '52, and star guard Jim Roberts. Interestingly enough, the champion Dee baskelball ceam that year at 17-l, featured two future hardwoo4 :;;;Lep;;;;;;;;;;I Nolices;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ZMO;;;;;;;:!:=, lega;;;;;;;;;;I Noticel;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;2640;;;;;;;; lepl iiOiiCli &crowNo.02~ NOTICE TO CREDI- n&1tlllff Of UAW'f Of USIOf lkllTOIS--.SS llAlll TIM followln1 person has ebandonecl ll11 use ol tM Fictitious Bu1l11U• Naltle Specialized Pow der Coaoo1, Ill I R•· donclo Circle, Hunhncton Buch CA 92648 T"4 F lctltl®t B usiMls N-refttred to above wH filed In Onn1• COIM'ltY on 3/17/91 flt• Ho 199867~2501 c-r Teny B•n•ny•. 1110 lttclondo Cird1, Unit 1. Huntln1lon ...U, CA 92941 a-.. T•JJ .. u.nye TMa ·~flt ... fllH w\411 .. cCNflty ,..,, of IM~-' .t Of'"'Sll on 111 'Z/Zf1l1l ........ ,,. l'•llll11Hlll N••C!,! "'9dt-C..t• ...... -:tt ,.... 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Buch, CA 92663 2002Hot711 Costa Mesa, CA 9?6'l7 nmww BnO Chui Thorouah Oaily Pilot!"' 15. 22. Peter C Rodt111Jt1. 230 "-S...... breds, LLC (CA), 2600 29 Aug 5 ~ M464 E l7th Street. Costa The followln1 peraons Mesa. CA 92627 N1wport Blvd , 1122. flctl...... This business 15 con ate do1n1 bus•nen H N1wport Beach, CA .._,.____. ducted by: lolnl unture Hl&hland Gold St11t1on 92663 --Account, 2600 Newpo1t This business IS c:on· The followlna persons Have you started Bl,,,d., 1122, Newport due led by· limited are do1n1 bu11nus es: doina busoneS$ Y911 No Beach, CA 92663 ll1b1lity Co. Southern C1llforn11 Peter C. Rodtlauer BnD Chase Thorouah Have you sl1rled Home a. Outcloof M11· Sieve Se6 (Shlnho) breds, LLC (CA), 2600 do1n1 business yet? No Hine, 1451 Quall St . This statement was Newport Blvd . •122. 20 B hied w1tll lhe County B CA BnO Chan Thorouah· • I, Newport uch. Clerll of Ounae Counly N1wpot t 1ach, breds. LLC CA 92660 on 07117 /O? 92663 OelChase,Pruldent Home af\d Outdoor 20026,104., This busineu is con This 5tet1ment w1s Corporation, (CA), 1451 Dai"' Pilot Jul~ 22• 29• d11c:t1d by limited Mid with the County Quail StrHt, 1201, '' l,.b1hty Co Clerh of Oran11 County ttewpor t Buch, CA Aua 5• l2. 200 M486 Have you 1tat11d on 07 /rh/02 92660 Rdlll...... dolna buslnlSS yet? No 200269"341 This business Is con· "'--se.e..t BnD Cllu1 Thorouch Daily Pilot July 15, 22. dueled by. a corporation -breds, LLC 29 Aua. 5, 2002 M4SJ Have you started The follow1n1 persons Oel Chase, President FkllM..... doina bu:Uness yet? Vu, ere do1na bu1lness as· Th•s st1temenl was 7/1/02 M1tcllell Group Oes1tn. filed with the County "-S...... Hom1 and Outdoor 361 22nd SI., Costa Clerk of Or1n111 C6u11ty The followtni p1rsons Ma1n11141 Mesa, CA 92627 on 07/09/02 are do1n1 buSln.,s es Br1a11 O'Nein, Controller Mitchell Brta Group 20026totJ47 A.) Horns n Halos, B ) This d1t1ment was (CA). 361 Z2nd St • Dally Piiot July l~. 21, She Oewll C.) DMC filed w1t11 lhe Cou11ly Cosl1Mlse,CA92627 29Aua 5,2002 M454 Clolh1n1. IS99 Superior Clerll of Oran1e County Thi. businHs Is con ,..._ .... A"'e . ·•A·l . Costa Mtse, on 07/12/02 ducted by·• corporetion CA 92627 2002HOt770 Hav1 you started "-S...... Horns n Halos. LLC (CA) D11ly Piiot July Ill, 22, doin& business y1t7 Yll, The follow1n1 persons 1599 Super-lor A"''" •A· 29, Aua 5, 2002 M471 7/30/'lOOO are dolf\a buslnua u : I , Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Mitchell Bria CroUf> NAC life, 291SA RtdlllH This bUMntSS b con· flcll. ..... • Nenc:y MllcheU, PttSI• Ave.. '210·C .. Cosll ducl•d by. llmll1d dent Mesl,C.A92626 llab1hly Co, "-...... Thia stalem1nt WH N1i&hborhood Acc:ep Have you slAlrted The followinc 1>«aon1 Med wdh Ult County lane:• Corp (CA), 291~ doln1 busineu yet? Yes, ere dolnc b11slnes1 es· Clerk of Oren1• County Redhill AYI • t 210·C. 5/15/2002 Of a. Auoclalts, Inc., on 07 /09/02 Costa Mtst, CA 92626 Horns n Halos, LLC 1352 Crescent Av•.. I0026tofJSO Thb bu1inn1 Is con John Ptul Vela, Ad· Buen• l"erll, CA 90260 Di1IY Pilot July 15, 22, dueled by· • corporellon mlnlslr1Uv1 M1mber PF Slits • Diatrlbution, 29 Aua. S, 2002 M448 H1v1 you sltrled Tiiis statlmenl was Inc. (CA), 11352 Crescent ,.._..... doina buslneu yet? Yes, flied with the County A111.. Buena Pwk, CA June 10, 2002 Clefk of Ofln&• County 90620 '-S...... Mellhborhood Accep• on 07/12/02 This buslntu Is con Th• followln1 persons lance Corp 20026 ... 767 dueled by. 1 corporatlOfl ar• doil!f llualneu aa; Bwbara Sled, Eu1c. VI" Dally Ptlol July 15, 22, Ha" you atarled Soulllen OtlaJn, 18 hlf Thts sl•l•111enl wu 29. Aue: 5, 2002 Y.470 doltl10lfl11_buslnes11•tf Y•. Dfiv•, Costa Mwsa. CA filed w1tt1 ttle Covnty a--........__ /2/f1l. 92626 Cieri! of 0'8111'1 C®nly ~-Of Sain • Oltlrlbu Matl• Cermtllt• J on07/l2/02 ._...... lion, Inc. Caap•, llot.C Buell I00'6tof774 • The foflowln1 persons Scott Frencbco, VP l111ham Drive, Coate Dail)' Pilot_ Jul)' 15, 'l'l, .,, doln1 buslneu 11: This atat1me11t 111111 M"'•· CA 92628 29, Au1. 5, 2002 M-165 Souttl CoHt Sports, Inc .. filed w1ttl the Co""'' Roe1r Cenrd 8. O•q>•r, ........... 269 E. 22nd St .. Cott• Cieri! of Or•nt• County 1 lOB·C Bucllln1h1m Mesa.CA92627 on01/12/02 Orlwe, Cost• Mull. CA ......... South Cont $t>orta. ,..MM'776 92t2t The fotlowl111 plflOfta Inc , (CA), 269 E. 22nd Oelly l"tlot. My 15, 22, This busitleu b con ar1 dolftl b"""8u 11! !!:.:_ CHta Mtaa, CA 2', A4I&. 5, 1002 M475 dueled by. • aeneral Tr•minl fllflMI l"ert -rou.1 pwtnenlllP n•n, 2G Eaec:ulln l"•ll. Tiits bvtl,_s le cOfl ........... Have youtartecl Suite 190, lr~M. CA duc:ted lly· a '°'1IO'•tiotl ._.........__.. dolllt buslnus y1tl ~ 92614-6127 Hewe you 1twted -0 Mer11 C1rlft1llt1 J TfP 0..0UP. Inc (CA), dollll b111lfln11et? Ho T~ folowtt11 P«MM •tt>• 20 Eucull"" 1'1rll1 $41111 South Coaat SCtoft1, et1 doillJ 11t1t1Mtt n : This atet•mtlll w•a 1901. lrvlne, CA •MU Inc. Mtt YOflll llndl Gt._, filed wltti \he Counly 6121 Samuel Scott, l'rMidtflt 11U2 114!12 Voth Cllrk of °''"" Count)' This ~lllU i. COfl• This 1late-t WH UM8 ""4., 'fork LIMI, CHI07/0ll02 Mt.cl 111· • tOfpotttlOfl IMN wlttl tlle Co..ty CA -....... ,n Hne you 1t•tt4 C•ti ol Ct•• Cowlty °' ... ,, s. 9tOWtl, o~ ..... ,.,., 15, n. do11)''!C -~u ...... yet? l7/ Ot107/flt/02 t!U5 Tellltl, lllllH llAl!a 6. 20or M466 l/lOOO Met .... Jll IMdl,CAWe&I ........ Wl"Gf ... ,lflc. Otll)t l'tlot Mp 16, tt. £,_,4 I Hlflley, 11 M.,11 C. C1ltMet1, 2t A.I s. 2Um IM6l ~ Dr .. Cot• .. ........... l"t""""1 - ,_ Cta.CA1Zt7t TIM,......,__ Tiiis et•t-t "'" ·-l1lh ......... la COii w• ............. II: ftle4I """ die C....ty ......... Mled lly; T8"lflb Ill MoVarT record•, lt2 cw• of Of111119 c-t1 TIM ....._ ,.,..... C.-'''""'°" Or , Cnl1 tft 01...-,W •• ............... "~ *"' ...,.._... .... CAtMll ....... "' ,...._t "°'t" ...,,. ,......_,..,,.. -.. ~. • "'*· o.-. ,.... ....., 22 n ,. M C:.1110 Dr.... Ir..-,•.-.... Dr .• C.... ..... A11L I, II.-Mill N1wp1tt t 11e9' CA Tl* 1111 I I t ... CA 12121 • _,_ c. . .., ........ c:...ity ..... ....... 17711 ·- ....... C:.nuftML Mc. ~:t'S ... C.... ••1ut1e, f H11to111 ... _.. i:>· M C.llco Dr~ iiii'fliiiitt Vl!lor,CAtml Tilo ~ ;;r•rt 91ectt, C DollW ,._~ D. a. -=-~;..:: 11f:0 °':.\ ... ,;I::. "* ........ la ..... -.;t,t\.. .... ........ ....... .,__ -.. --··--«-a----------_,,........ .._.JM .. , , •It was int~rest.lng to note from Rex Bell. Oass of '52, that his late brother, Jack. was honored on a blgh level last month. He inc:licated that an estimated 300 came to attend the services and former Newport grid coach Al Irwin delivered the eulogy. He coached both the Bells in football and swimming over the years. •A correction of note: In a recent column deaUng with the late George Mlckelwaft, one-time Harbor High grid star, we had mentioned that hJs nephew, Bob Ogle. a one-ti.me collegiate tennis star out of Newport Harbor, was president of the Balboa Bay Oub. It was a misunderstanding, but Ogle has worlccd at the Bay Oub as a tennis pro for years. tie once played tennis. upon request of the Secret Service, to have tennis with then-President George Bush. His son. George W. ls the present president. •During a recent interview with fonner pro football linebacker OifJ Livingston. he had recalled one of the truJy outstanding achievements by his older brother, Howie, when he was playing in the early • 40s for the New York Giants and Washington Redskins. Don HulSOn, one of the all-time great receivers in pro football, often had little trouble worlcing himself free to spear pas.'ics against any rival. Not true when he faced Howie. Both Uvin~tons were giants on defense and were deepJy respected by all. l lowie started coUege ball at Fullerton while Oiff chose to attend Orange Coast. Looking baclc on a warm note, Oiff said his No. I supponer was his mother. "She wa'i a qulet person and my dad was very quiet. We boys had to toe the mark.~ he said. He had two younger brothers, twins Larry and Terry. Larry advanced to become a teacher at Huntington Beach I ligh, while Terry opted for Canadian football. ~~ott Buch CA Jnshun Ph1hp Ralbue na. 2121 r 11th Ave .. Corona del Mar. CA 926?5 Tho\ bu\lneu Is con· ducl"d by 11n md1¥ld11al Have you s!Arled doing buslnen y~t? No Jo5hua 8albuPna Thi' shte~nl wn hied with tht1 Cmmly Cl<'rll of Otinp County on 07/12/07 2002690'773 Oetly P1lol .tuly 15. 22, 29. Aug 5. <'002 M462 fk1111MINtets ie-s..... l h~ lollow1n1 pet sons .ate do'"I business as. lnihum Eyewnr. 11551 Saini John Ln , Hun hnatnn B~ach, CA 92646 Godspttd r r•weat, Inc , (CA). ?155 Saint John ln • Hunt1n11on BMch, CA 92646 This bu"nus 1s con dueled by • corpor ollon Have ynu slatted doln& bus1nen y1l7 Yu, 11/01/?000 Gndspeed [ yewnr. Inc Darin Oennae, CEO Th" st11hmflnt was hied with the County Clerk ol Oten11 County on 07/12/02 200269"7'0 D•lly Pilot July 15, 22, 29,Aua.5.2002 M478 nc.. ..... "-S...... The followlnc persons ere dolna butlnus u : hi V1$1of\ Auto Cius. .......... "-S...... The followin1 1>4tr~nns are doln1 busaneu "': Cnl.s•dt ltPalty, 1095 N Coast H11hw1y, Laguna B11ch, CA 92651 Todd Cre1ory Haney.._ 1095 N Cont Hl1hw11, Lquna Bt1ch, CA 92651 This bu"11ess 111 con· duct"d by· an 1ndtv1du1I Have you started doln1 business y1l7 No Todd GreaOfY Hiney This 1tate1rn1nl was hied with the County Clerk of Ornn11 Cout1ty on 07/11/02 2002690'7$0 Daily Pilot luly 22. 29. Aue.5. 12.2002 M480 l he foflowln& per sons are dolna buslne11 as: M1r1na Dock Products, 244 E. 15th SI.. •B. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 twdtau, kM: (CA), 300 S 4tll St , 11201, LH Vt111s, NV 89101 This bu•lnen Is co" ducted by: 1 corpor 1tlon Ha"" JOU started doln1 buslne11 y1t7 Yes, 1129/02 Alfred Nedeeu, Prnl- d1nl lhl• •lll1met1l was hied with the County Clerll of Ora1111 County on 07/rh/02 tooH'°'MO Daily Pilot July 15, 22, 29 Aue. 5, 2002 M447 2800 Shanlar, Coat• flctl. .... Mesa, CA 92626 C"IY!e 0. Cornwell, Ill, ......... • 2001 Tehun• Tertece, The followfna persons Corona def Mer, CA art dolnt buslnus 11: I 9?6~ Car-Connections, 68 Eltlporn Yoontanewln, Buc:on Bey, "8wpoft "' 2800 Sll•nler, Coste Belldl, CA t:zeeo Mes.a, CA 91816 Alditll l . Hey, II Bucon Th111 buslnos a '°'1· Bay, Hewpcwt leach, CA ducted b)' • 1•ner•I 91660 pertnershlp Thlt busmen i. cot1· Have you 1tlftld doff!& ducted by an lndMdual business yet? No HaYI yov 1tet tld Ctilyle D. C11111w1N, IN doln1 bu~lntu yet? Ye1, This alalemenl •11 Aua, J993 ftttd with Ille County JucMll L. Hay Clerll of Or1111• County Tlliw 1l1l1ment wq Oft 07/12/02 f1te4 wltll "" ~ty 2002 .... 7.. CWll of Or•ntt Covltty Delly l"llot Jiiiy 15i.E.z °" CTT/11/0l. 29, Al!f 5, 1002 -..., .... ,., ........... Diiiy Pllol My 15, 22. ._....., _n_ •• Alli __ '·-~ __ Ml_ The ro...,wlnc p1raon1 ......... llfl dolnt bt"il!ISI H ! Cry1t•I VI.ions Product ... ....... Ctoup, lll'S4 Pttcentte T ... ........,. ,.,.o" A111., Svftt 101, Cotta •• "*I IMltitltM tt: Miu, CA 9Ml1 8AS Soft••• s.tlotta. ~ lnt.rf'•llonll, Mc. 479 PrMftCt It., New (CA). 1"4 f'lec111t11 "'' .... CA tMJ Ave . Sutt. 102 c:..te l'MI -....,...,, 471 ...... c.ozw1 l'r-..ct a. . ..._,.t Tiiis m-.. .. CM!• '-'· CA12111 ~ ~ lly· • C:OfpsltlOll Tiiie ......... lo -lo' ttlft10111llfted ....... lly .. .......... ............. ,et?Cltl ........... .... ""'°°' ............. , .... WSH lm•not._.., IM. 111,W W Scott Hotl4tlellt, ,...., ... a .. ,.,........ "'° ....... ... "" .......... ... ... OMlllr = ~ ~!.lj = c.., ~ ~ir"li .,,,, II ~ ..... g!IYPllot Monday, July 29, 2002 ' Llllliiiiilii 2141 Ulll ... .......... ......... .. Liiii ............. .... .. l.1111 ..... .. l.1111 .... .. ........... -......... ............. .. ............ TM followlftf persons .,, dolnc bus!N$s 11: P•ul Atonson Enttrprls· "· 25e68 Orenp Ave .. Coste Mui, CA 92627 Peul John Wllll•m At Oiiton, 25668 Or •nae Ave.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This busln•u b con- d~t•d by: 1n individu1I Have you started dolnl business yet1 Yts, 10/17/01 P9ul NI Atonson This statement was filed with th• County Clerk of Of•n1e County on07/17/02 ltOltt10M1 D1ify Pilot July 22. 29, 5, 12. 2002 M48l ......... .... ..... ......... ... ..... The followln1 persons The fol. lowilttl pet'sons art dolna buslness 11: .,. clolnt buSIMts n : 81rlatrlc Adv•nt11•. 383 On1n1• Cou11t1 Rent·•· E. 2ht SttMt, Costl Husb1nd, 239 Walnut Mesa, CA 9262? Strfft, Newport 8Hch, Medlconne(;t, Inc. (CA), CA 92663 383f. .. 2lst StrMt, Costa Oen Schwarm. 239 Meu, CA 92627 W•lnut Street Newpo1t Thlt b111lness is con· 8Hch, CA 92663 ducted by: • COfportllon This buslMss Is COfl· Have you started ducted by: 1n lndlvldu•I dollll business yet? No Hive you st1rttd Medlconnel:t, Inc. doln1 business yet? No Tho mu L. Kinder, Oave Schwarm President This st1tement wn This statement was filed with the County filed with the County Cl«ll of Oran11 County Cieri! of Or1n1e County on 07/09/02 on 07/12/02 2001HOHH 2002HOt7ts Oally Piiot July 15, 22. Dally Pilot July 15, 22, 29 Aua. 5, 2002 M456 29, Au • 5, 2002 M476 Policy ....... ..... ..... ........ ... ..... Tiie followln1 IMlflOllt Tiie folowlftc p«IOfls Ml doinl butlMQ llS! .,. dolnt '*"-.. : Miiier Barber family CollKhlf si-. 'lCT/2 8wbeuhop, 111 Bfo.d· Goldlne~ l'IK•, Cotta !'1Y, Cotta Mnll, CA MHe, CA 12621 92127 l<•tlvY" Ann Wiedtl, MMll Miller, 365 0-1 2072 GoldeMye f'tlct, LIM, Costl Mesa, CA Costa Mna, CA 92626 92627 This bualness Is con· This business It con· ductld by: •n lndlVldual ducted by: en lndMdual . HIVe you started Haw you stetted cioN bualneu yet? Yes, dolnJ buMIMn yet? Yn. 04/2}/02 1 /1/02 Ketttryn A. Witdel Marti D. Miller This st1tement was This st1tement wu filed with lt!t County filed with the County Clerk of Or111ae County Cler1! of Oran1• County on 07 /17 /02 on07/09/02 • M02H10H7 I0016totS42 D1ily Pilot July 22, 29, Dally Piiot July '15, 22, Aue. 5, 12, 2002 M479 29 5, 2002 MM9 ------- ......... ......... Tiie 1o1ow1n1 ptrsons ere clolr!C bualnns as: Info Bite$ 639 v1r1lnl1 Park Drive, L11uu e..c11, CA 92651 Adley L1Ju11e. 639 Vlr1ln1 Park Drive, Lqun• Buch, CA 92651 ' lllls business b con· ductld by: •n Individual Have you started doln1 bntnesslet? Ito ASlll•Y •lune This st1tement WH filed with llle County Clerk of Or1n1• County on 07/12/02 200Htot7H Daily Piiot July 15, 22, 29.Aue.5,2002 MA68 How to Place A .......... ........ Tiie followilt1 perso11• are dolfll but1ineu 11: Newpo1t CoHt P1ckl1· In(, 1599 Superldt Ave., 8-8, Costt Met1, CA 92627 Dennis A. Plowden, 26 Portole, laauna Nla.,.1. CA926n This busl11es1 Is con· ducted by; 1n lndivldu1I Have you started doin.s _buslness yet? Yn, 3/1/02 Dennis Plowden This statement wH filed with the County Clerk of Oranse County on 07/12/02 I0016tot77• Diiiy Pilot July 15, 22. 29, Au • 5, 2002 11472 ............ ... s...... Tiie followln1 penons .,. doln& bUMneu u : Slnwt O,iclnals, 2400 Elden Avenu•.1. 14, Costa Meta,CAm:.:7 lHlie A. McCarthp, 2400 Elden Avenue, #4, Co1ta Mell', CA 92627 This business Is COfl • ductad by: •n lndiv1du1I Hin JOU started doln& buslnHs yet? No lesf .. A. McCarthy Thi' statement wes filed with the County Clerll of Or1n1e County on 07 /09/02 I0016to9Mt 01ily Piiot July 15, 22, 29 Au1, 5, 2002 M451 ........... ......... The followlna pe1 tons ire dolr1& bu•inls• 11: Get It On SUMCtffn, 436 '62nd St., Ne,.port Beach. CA 92663 Jeff A. Cr111t, 436 62nd $1., Newpott Buch, CA 92663 This business Is con· ductad by: 1n lndivldu1I Hoe you •tarted doin1 business yet1 No Jeff A. Crane This statement was flied with the County Clerk of Orenae County on07/12/02 2002Hot7 .. D•ily Pilot July 15. 22. 29, Aue. 5, 2002 M477 ...... .... ... ..... The followNtc ,_._.. .,. doinc IMltiMM u : The SymfOSIU1t1, 303 Main. Newport lladl, CA92e6l 0..n 8rookt1, 3J Poppf, Ir vine, CA 92618 This business Is con- ducted by: •n Individual Hive you stwted doint business yet? No Dean Broolla This sllt.ement wn filed with the County Clerk ol Or1n11 County on 07/12/02 • 2002ttot7t7 Dally Pilot July 15, 22, 29, Aua. 5, 2002 M469 ---Deadlines --- Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot .accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. • • CLASSIFIEJAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ..... : .. : .......... Monday 5:00pm By Fax (949) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnbu and we'll call you back with a price quoo:.) By Phone (949) 642-5678 By Mail/In P et;sDn : 330 West Bay Street .. Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday .. ,. ......... Wednesday 5:00pm Hours Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At Newport Blvd. & Bay St. Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm Index ANNOUNCEMENTS DI & MISC. 1010-1110 GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANOAl ernRTAINMEHT Callndlraf &em 1310 EGM. llCMll6 OPPOl11llTY All real estate adver tlsln1 In this newspape1 1s subject to tile federal fair Housln1 Act of 1968 as amended which makes it 1lleea1 to advertise ·any prefei· ence, llm1tat1on or dlscrlmin1tion based on race, color, rell11on. sex. handicap, femihal status or national ore11in, or an intention to make any such preference, limit•· tion or discnmonahon." This newspaper will not knowinely accept any advertisement for 1111 estate whk:h is in violation of the law. Our re1ders art hereby Informed that all dwell· Ines advertised tn this newspaper are available on •n equal opportunity basb. To complain of dJS· crlmln1tion, call HUO toff· frn 1t l ·S00.424-8590. 1a3 Olct.r Style F11rnlturt l'tANOS " CollectJlllM ·~·~ ·-·-·Otllt·~ .. CASHPAJD .. .,_.,..,.,..,..... WI 9UY ESTATU • ..._...... fMnclly...W. ,.._. corJs1urmmns 1 230S.2490 Plrlonalloans 2490 ••fAST CASH•• For homeowners. Sl5,000 pay $94 81 • $50,000 pay $316 OJ• $70,000 pay $442.45• Oebt consoli· dation. cash out, home Improvement, Closln& arrartaed In 24 hours. Call I 800·435·3606 today! loans are pur suant to Department of California finance Ii· cense. •6 5" (6.75" APR) based on 360 months for quahfied •PPltcant s only . (CAl •SCAN) HAVE LESS THAN Per· feet Credit . .' We can help! Purchase or refl· nance. debt consohd1· lion, dtttlcult income, cash-out for any pur· pose New Century MOft&•I• Corporation al 888-429-5067. subject to credit approval. Equal Housln& lender. crmla licenr.ee (CAL •SCAN) $SCASH$S Immediate Cash for structured settlements, annuities, real estate notes. priv•t• mortcaae notes. accl· dent cases, and Insur· ance payouts. (800)794- 7310. (CAL •SCAN) e-4 ~dlt ....... C redlt. "<•1tt1tltdete Te4ayl E•pand or start llp business, Personal loans available. CaU l· 866-269·3670 24 hrs. ANTIQUES .ESTATE lltR SALE ••JMO ""' Will soos-saso JEWB..RY/ 3460 Hbt.EsFOR SALE DIAMONDS/ ORANGE 5411 PRECIOUS METALS COUN1Y c-tCeiolN ..... Old Coins! Gold, SilYe<, jewelry, wat~. lltltlques collectible$ 94~2·~ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ........... ..... 3515 T ec:hnlcs. top of the line Oi&ilal Ensemble Plano model PR900. AbsolutlfY Buutiful, pd $8700. ••II $4000/obo 714.775.4315 ..... ,. .... IAY.aotn' RHAIKI fOUVUV11W s1,aaa,ooo :pt.t4t-72S-S120 CoranldllMs Twnhm buutiful 2br 2ba, secluded, Just remodeled, l block to Bia Coron•. overalzed •tt 2c car, 949-640-5324 ~l~o~ Ip, ovenlied 2 c a•r. $625,000 94g. 7'10-1593 Piano Upri1ht, 1(1wai, Cllll- $500/obo. 949-64.4-4212 --------E'slde Cutle 38r 28a cm 3110 home, remodeled muter ,___, ... w/rnarble floor, updated -....... --. , 'country llltchen looks lir ..,._ ~ i 2= out to the lovely 111den ;:t.. " ......, p1tio, hlfdwood floors, _. .. ......._.2179 $489,000. Ju~ Koltr, www * 1 tw...... B~r. 949-376·5 76. .... ~, ..... • •l'eltle Cwtle 38r 28a home, remodeled master w/merble floor, updated country kitchen looks out to the lovely 1arden patio, hrdwd ftrs, $4891( Judy Kol tr, Bkr. 949·376·5576. ........ ( ...... Assumable -Lon& Term lease u11til 2026 1t $895/ per mot All new Interior 28r 28a, all new eppls, slip marina with resident discount $199,000. Mary Wood, 11t. 949·584· 5811, 949-717-9816 • • 38r 381, FR, end unit E·Plln, deep w1ter bay vHlws, encld crtyd, sec sys, many emenltes, $735,000. Doue Sulley. Bkr 949-720-1704 .... ..,Welt ... ~ NM••• .0 • ..... ......... 2 yr c*2 house -------Clll:s, ,.......,~.wy friencly. 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