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THURSDAY,MAY 15,2003
Cities have little time in bridge fight
County postpones a decision on study for Gisler
Ave nue bridge for 30 to 60 days to give Costa Mesa a nd
neigh boring cities a chance to work out differe nces.
to R>umain Valley to !>tudy the ( 11.Jcr
bridge. -
n1e delay Wd.) tO give the thret! t111<."'>
that wottld be affected one la!.t chantc w
come to a con-.ensus. Costa Me<>a and
1 luntington Beach oppose the bridge.
QUESTION
What other solutions to
traffic, besides bridges,
should Costa Mesa
officials suggest7 Call our
Readers Hotline at (949)
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Deirdre Newman
Datly Pilot
COSTA MESA -City officials are re-
doubling efforts to get two long-planned
bridges deleted from county map!> to
avoid having a decision on the controVer-
!>ial construction made for them.
The two bridges al Lssue would con-
nect Gisler Avenue to Garfield Street.
which divides I lunungton Beach and
Fountain Valley, and 19th Street to Ban-
ning Avenue in I luntington Beach.
On Monday, the Ordllge County Trans-
ponation Authonty po<itponed for 30 to
60 days ilS decision on providing funding
The only way to agree to elimma1e 1lw
Gi5ler bridge i5 to agree to elimmaw tlw
19th Street bndge. since both remuvah
have been examined previouhly. C,c1,1.i
Me!>a Mayor Gary Monahan said. llw. rl·
qwres rnrrung up with ways to le<,.<K•n tlw
tnillic 111 the region without bridg<."'> drld ''
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DON LEACH /DAILY P!LOI
From left, Dan Wooten, chief executrve officer, Beverly Ray, board chairwoman, and Henry Sch1elein, club president. cut the ceremonial
ribbon to officially open the new Balboa Bay Club & Resort. Renovations on the club have been 12 years 1n the making.
Bay Club breaks out
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot Once exclusive club officially reopens
as a resort with a $65-million hotel
I r the soulful !>OUnds of R&B
legend James Brown had cued
the grand reopening of the
BaJboa Bay Club & Resort, one
!>Ong might lead the soundtrack:
Papa's got a brand new bag.
Instead. a chamber quartet
bowed uu elegant strains for
longtime Bay Oub members, civic
leaders and other leading lights in
lhc business community who
celebrated the luxurious new re-
sort and hotel.
Bay Oub leaders, led by Chair-
woman Beverly Ray, toasted
champagne and enjoyed a lush
spread of sushi, beef, oysters.
cheese and other delectable foods
at the resort's three-hour premier.
About 2,000 11w1ted guests were
expected to '>how up to usher in a
new era for the 55 year-old duh
that wa'> onte a regular haunt for
such celebrities a.'> I lumphrey Bo-
-&M!.. 1.auren Bacall and Ronald
Reagan.
Ray, club Pre<iident 1 lenry
Schielein, 011er 1-.xecutive David
Wooten and otllerc. welcomed the
crowd to the new SGS-million,
132-room hotel.
·At the risk or bragging a bit. I'd
say we've done this grand old
place proud," Ray sajd. "Thank all
or you for being here lo celebrate
with us."
THE BELL CURVE
A JO-mmute t·eremon} kic.:ked
off \.vith l\11.0 longtune Bay Uuh
emrloyt'l'' ra1<,ing the Ament.an
flag at tht• duh's flai..'Pole After the
Bay <Juh hra..,., spoke, Newpon
Mesa auto dealer and lifetime
club member lncodore Robin!'.
pre!>ented Ray with a crystaJ w l
shaped trophy made by Tiffany &
Co.
Daily Pilot columnist B.W. Cook
emceed the event.
After the speeches. a cannon
shot boomed into the harbor, fol-
lowed by the Orange County Har
bor Patrol\ fireboat shooting off
its water rannon<1 outside the new
Betting against hypocrisy sf all
T he sudden and dramatic
descent of William J,
Bennett Into the ranb or us
nm-of-the-tnill sinners last week
WM timed perfect.ty to our
monthly oeigNx>rhood poker
game.,
SinCe I have found Bennett~
best·$dling literary preachments
extremely Irritating. I WU
dtllghted Ill hit (aJJ from grace. So.
lt aeemed. In ~ degreell.
.... the other playen. fJ'Yef\
though two we openly
~and 8IMfal othen ate
llllpett. But rw:ticKl lO ~
i tppeatS. eYell a'Ollel '*'>'
Ina.
In CMe you\ie been toO
• lnVolwd In the .-di for
JOSEPH
N. BELL
re,nrt
< 1llt'"t" then c.:onvened to the
hutt'I' ballroom and mecung
room ... for llll'ltculou,ly rre'>t'ntt•d
plalll'r' of hor' d 'oeuHI:"> and
food
\.t·wport lk'ach ( ounc1lman
lod R1dgt•wa) ...aid the ne\\. rE.">on
''mild prm1de an e<."onom1c boost
for tlw .1rC".1 ,1m.l the nty.
·It\ a nit e .idd.1.11on to Manner\
Mile." Ridgt·way said. -n wtll pro-
v1d<• th.it .,hot 111 the arm" the area
nevdo,
hm dl' liomn, longtime club
member ;md " Daily Pilot colum-
nist, -.aid ht.• w-a.' impressed by the
new cluh .ind re!>On.
"I ve IX't.'n 10 the Momage and
the ~t Reg..,, dnd tJu.s has a much
warmer .111d co1Jer feel." de Boom
..aid.
Dai ly Pilot
AT A GLANCE
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abou1 the ram P9rhape
we'11 be right ebotrt the
afternoon sun.
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A SOLDIER'S STORY
Cpl. ca. $ptfM)8 recountl
dashing with Huaein
loy ...... wt*-ellCOf1ing I
~OOf'N(llf.
leePaPM
~bndgt·
I ou111ain \Jiil'\., n-qut><>t for lundmg I!>
furnng d dN·l\1011 on thorny t..sue.. that
have '>lillk'<.l for Yt'<lf'>, whtch L"> a p<><>1Uw
.,tep, Monah.m '>did.
"( .11'>ta Mt....i dcx..., not ht.-heve the bnd
gl"> net·th to ht> huill and L., doing every
tlung .,..e utn IO delete them," Monahan
'Ml.Id ·· T1wrt• will ht-give <tnd talce on both
'>Ide'>. T11t~n· 111111 IX' '>Oml' ffilllgi!llOrl mea
'>Uft><, v.t' mav not be lldpfJ\ \II.1th, but tht"\
See BRIDGE, Pa1e M
Guidelines
tightened
for Fourth
in Newport
Fines will go up and
libertiec, will be fewer in
West Newport this July 4
in an effort to curb
partying.
June Casa1rande
Daily Pilot
'\IWl'Olfl Ill AC It \Vhen \iJl) pul
\.ouN:lf u1 Ull' mlwr f,'ll\ ·., ... hcit:'> 11' t"'1S\
10 undt>r.tand ""h\ the debatt" U\er \\t"'>t
\.ewpon f-ounh of Juh pdIUe.. Kot "''
heated at Jut-...<ld\' C 11'! Counnl met.'UnK
< >n thl' cml' '1dt· .in· '*'"en counnlmen
who\e h<'t·n mt l mg their hram .... !or v.a'"
to rt.".(<Jt• \\t"'>t "l:ewpon re.u.kru. ... lri.m
efJ~ of lht• drunken hrdwb, puhht. un
nation, cnmt' ,md late·m¢1t noL'ot' thdl
are par tor lht' mt1N' every July 4
On the 0 1hl0r ..idc 1-, a group ol rm,...tl\
See FOURTH, Page A4
ENVIRONMENT
Wetlands ..
rev iew gets
more time
Paul Clinton
Oatly Ptlot
NrWPORI Bl A( II -The lmne
Ranch Watt•r I )1wn-t has extended a
deadhne for pul..Ul tornmenl!. about t:ht
8-mrh th1t l come that analyzes envuun
mental effect., or a sweepmg. wetland.-, fiJ
tenng prn)<.'C't
In extending tht.> deadlme to ~ay JO.
the agency L'> bowmg Lo water regulat~
who say they need mol"l' nrne.. The Santa
Ana RewonaJ Water Quality Control
See WET\..ANOS, Pace M
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A2 Ttusday, May 15, 2003 Oalty Piiot
POLITICS
POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
Gµn control a hot topic on the Hill
Paul Clint•
Daily Pilot
Ou18 Cox bas been in the news
lately, stumping against two gun
control bills and vocalizing support
for a gun industry exempdon.
Doesn't ring a bell?
Perhaps that's because it's not
Rep. Ou18 Cox. Newport Beach's
congressman. This Cluis Cox is the
executive director of the National
Rifle Assn.
Both, however, could very well see
eye to eye on a handful of
gun-related proposals now
circulating in Congress.
Rep. Cox co-sponsored H.R. 1036,
which would protect gun
manufacturers and dealers from
civil liability claims brought by
victims of shootings. The House,
with Cox voting "Aye." passed the
bill on April 9. Sen. Lury Craig
CR-Idaho) introduced similar
legislation, known as S. 659, in the·
upper ho.-.
MARK C. DUSTIN I DAILY P1LOT
Rep. Chris Cox, pictured, shouldn't
be confused with the other Chris
Cox, the executive director of the
National Rifle Assn. But both may
be in agreement on a few
gun-related issues.
party." DON l£ACH /DAll.Y PILOT
There are also two proposals in
the works to extend a 1994 ban on
assault weaPons. Sen. Dianne
Feinstein has introduced S. 1034,
which would extend the ban beyond
the Sept. 13, 2004 expiration date. If
the ban expires, manufacture of
Uzis, AJC-47s and other
semi-automatic weapons would be
legal
On May I, a third gun-related
proposal came out of the offi~ of
Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-New
Jersey). With S. 969, as it is known,
Lautenberg wants to dose loopholes
that have allowed terrorists to
acquire firearms and dosely
monitor handgun transfers during
periods of heightened security risk.
Cristi Cristich is running for the 70th Assembly District She has been hitting the campaign trail.
Reps. Carolyn McCarthy (D-New
Yorlc:), Ou1s Shays CR-Conn.) and
John Conyers (D-M.icb.) have
introduced a similar bill, H.R. 2038,
in the House.
Scorecard, meaning he has sided
with that group, on Boor votes, few
times on notable gun-related bills.
former Assemblywoman MarlJyn
Brewer.
Cristich said the event netted her
$50,000 Crom about 150 business
donors.
hold public office in Orange
County, raised more than $75,000
at an event in Huntington Beach on
April 27.
Cox. the fifth highest-ranking
House leader, could not be reached
for a comment on the assault
weapons ban extension. House
Majority Leader Tom Delay
CR-Texas), on Tuesday, said the
House proposal isn't expected to
reach the Ooor for a vote.
Cox was not available for a
specific comment on that bill, but,
in a statement from his office, said
he supports efforts to limit gun
violence.
Cox is also used to running across
others with his name. F.arlier this
week. at a speaking engagement in
New York. Cox met another Cox.
President Rkhard Nlmn'a grandson
by way of Patricia Nlmn and
Edward Pinch c.ox.
"The enthusiasm out there shows
that my pro-business message is
resonating well.· Cristi ch said. ·I
spoke extensively on the need to
focus on the economic malaise that
has faced the state."
The event was held at the
Huntington Beach Yacht Qub and
was attended by Assemblyman Ken
Maddox, who has endorsed Tran,
and Rep. Dana Robrabacher.
More than 300 supporters
showed up for the event.
"The votes in the House are not
there," DeLaywas quoted as saying
in the Washington Post on
Wednesday.
.. Also, as you can see from the
NRA and Gun Owners of America
rated votes, J part company from
their organizations whenever the
issue is California's right to enact
gun control laws,~ Cox said. "The
2nd Amendment does not restrict
the states, onJy the federal
government."
Cristich hitting the
campaign trail hard
Cristi Crlstlch has been using
her shoe leathet on the
fund-raising trail in a bid to win the
70th Assembly District seat to
replace John Campbell.
On Wednesday evening, Crislich
held another fund-raiser. this time
privately. at the Santa Ana offices of
accounting firm Singer. Lewalc.
Greenbaum & Goldstein.
"Van Tran is hitting on all
cylinders,· said Wayne Johnson,
his campaign consultant. "He's
wrapped up key endorsements
early and is now one of the leading
fund-raisers in the state."
Garden Grove candidates
set to take over Feinstein lashed out at Delay for
it on Wedneaday.
"Yesterday, Tom Delay said that .
House Republicans would let the
assault weapons ban die," Feinstein
said in a statement "If Republicans
want to be the party in support of
assault weapons, let them be that
· While gun-rights groups don't
rank high on his list of financial
donors, Cox clearly isn't popular
with the Brady c.ampaign, a top
gun-control group. The group rdtes
him an 11 % on their Legislative
Cristich held a fund-raiser on
May 8 at Scott's Seafood GriU & Bar
in Costa Mesa.
The event was hosted by Dwight
Decker, the chief executive of
Conexant Systems Inc.; former
state Sen. Marlon Bergeson; and
Van Tran, the Garden Grove
councilman and Republican who is
seeking the 68th District seat to
represent Costa Mesa. also held a
fund-raiser.
Tran, the first Asian American to
Mark I.eyes, another Garden
Grove councilman, has also
declared his intention to run for
the seat.
No Costa Mesa candidates have
put their hats in the ring as yet.
Costa Mesa Mayor Gary Monahan,
who is a Republican supporter, has
said he won't seek the seat.
.·
SPECIAL EVENTS Brothers and Dean Torrence of
Jan & Dean, will be from 1 to 4
Assemblyman John Campbell p.m. June 21 at the home of
will hold a kid<off reoeption for his Wendy and Scott Baugh in
state Senate run from 6 to 8 p.m. Huntington Beacn. Information:
May 29 at the Hyatt Regency (714) 969-7457
Huntington Beach. lnfomiation:
(209) 847-6200 or e-mail MAY dstoneoak@aol.com
Chu<*: Devore will hold a kldcoff
Today: Board of Equalization
member Claude Parrish will have
oelebration for his state Assembly a fund-raising reception from 5:30
run from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. June to 7:30 p.m. at the offices of the
12 at Chinatown In frvkle. More Inland Group Inc. in Newport
details to follow. Beacn. More details to come.
Rep. Dana Rohra~• Saturday: The Orange County
F-ederation of Republican Women
Birthday Bash, featUrtng Jeffrey will hold Its 2003 Western Night
•Skunk'" BaxteroftheOoobie from 4:30 to 9 p.m. at the home of
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Newport Beacn. Information:
(949)498-7744
Sunday: The Corona def Mar
Republican Assembly will hold a
meeting at5 p.m. atHof's Huton
Douglas in Irvine. Guest speaker
will be attorney and former IRS
agent Edward H. S1one.
Information: (949) 497-1341 or
(7'4) 637-3019
Monday: The Republican Party of
Orange County Central
Committee will hold a general
meeting at 7 p.m. at the South
Coast Plaza Westin Hotel at 686
Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Admission is free, and all
Republicans are welcome. (714)
Coral Wil9of1
Newa assistant. (949) 574-4298
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codctails and 7 p.m. dinner.
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Corinthian Yacnt Club. The guest
will be David Maricovitz
impersonating President Teddy
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
It will be cloudy in the
morning, with temperatures
rising out of the 60s.
By the afternoon, the sun
will be pushing through and
so will that afternoon wind.
Highs will reach near 70
Inland, but will be In the low
60t by th• water.
lnfonMtlon: www.nws.noa..gov
BOATING FORECAST
,\.palm day on me Inner
W9tert, with variable wfnds
of 10 knott or ..... The swell
wflt be from tM weet. 6
Met. There may be periods
of~fog.
It llto wtll be '9111dvtly
qufilt fanhef out •fter I
rough night. Wlndt hom tM
nOfthwest will~ 10 '°
20 knots. with..,,., 30-btot
"""' ... In the dly. The
northwest swell will be 8
feet at 8 or 9 seconds.
SURF
The swell drops evpn
more, with the best waves
mainly cheat high betwffn
52nd and 66th atreett. The
waves Will be cloMr to waist
high toward Newport Pier.
The high tide won't help
much.
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·' Datly Pilot
Schools hit less
by latest budget
<#',,
School officials say they are unsurprised
by revised state budge t. 'It's bad , but we
knew it was go ing to be bad,' one says.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
NEWPORI Ml·.SA
Som ewhat hccdang the
pleas of Californian<. to
spare public education
from the deva .. 1a11ng cuts
announced 1n January. Gov.
Gray Davi., announced
Wednesday his revh1ons to
the c;ra1e bud~ct for the
2003-04 fhral year, which
kept the stall'\ dedication
to education. for the most
part, intact.
Rut local l'duc<itmn offi -
ci<il<, said they will '>till face
a difficult year ahead.
Although thl' Mate\ fi -
nancial 1.hortfall fell doM!r
to s:rn billion than the $35
billion as11essed in January,
Oavis' revised proposal will
give K-1 l srhool<, $700 mil-
lion more 111 <,lalt' and local
funth th,111 propowd earlier
thl' year C.o mmunity rnl-
lege<, will n•tc1ve S.104 mil
lion more in fundang. anti
the University of California
and California State Univer-
sity system s managed lo e<,-
caped further cuts.
While the proposal pro-
vides educational official!>
with a barometer for their
financiaJ futures. they will
still have lo wait for legic;la-
lure to pass it.
•1t's pretty much as we
had envisioned and as we
had planned for." said Paul
Heed, assistant superinten-
de nt of business service' for
the Newport-Mesa School
District. "It's bad, but we
knew it was going to he had
Now we need to figure ou1
what the specific program-
m atic impacts are."
The ·governor\ budget
continues the Male\ em-
phasis on clas'> <,ize redut
lion. accountability and
<,pecial educauon and will
fund Proposition <f8, wh1d1
guaran1ees m1111mum level<,
of .. chool funding.
Rut school<, will no1 go
unscathed. They will be ex-
pected to make ahout $2
billi on in i-.ac rifice ....
Community colleges,
which were expected to take
the biggest hit, were given
<,ome relief. The propo!>al to
increa'>e the fee per unit
from $11 to S26 was reiected
and redutctl 10 SIB per unit.
"I hi'> wmmu1111y college
budget " halfway there."
'aid I nn Cohn. director of
publit affair., for the Coa!>t
C.ommun11y College Di<,-
lnct. which includes
Orange C.oa'>I College.
"We'll '>1111 have IO lUl about
$8 mil1111n out of our
hutlgc•1
"Our board la'>t '>ummer
<,aw lhl\ coming and they
anticipated the cuts," Cohn
<,a1d. "We've been ba'>ically
planning our budget for a
wor<.e-cal>C <,ctma rio, so any
additional S that we find
our~el vc' wi1h wi ll go back
into the cla'>'>room!>."
Although higher educa-
tion won't have to adju'>t to
add111onal cut<,, the Univer-
<,ity of C allfonua ..,y.,tcm will
'>till face Jbo111 S WO million
111 bJ ... l' budge• CUI'>
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
OCPAC announce\
dance ~eason lineup
The Orange wunty P<'rforrnmg
Arts Lt•ntcr ha'> armmmrctl 11 ...
2<X>J-04 lntt•rnatum,ll 1>.111u• ..ea
\on, which official<, an· tou1ing a'
"one of the· fine'>I progr.im., to be:
enjoyed anywlwn· in tlw mnn1h ..
ahead."
fhe M:a.,on will mdudc tlw Ki
rov Ballet. the American lhlllet
·111eatre. th(' Wt•.,t C.oa<,t debut of
the I lambu~ Halle1. 1he C.cnll'r
debut of Ballt•t rrJnlfun. Neder
land-; Dam 11l£'all'r I anti 1he
Hoyal Rallet.
i-:or more informauon, call the
<A·n1er at 17 14) 5~ 2121.
IX>g days for
Performing Arts Center
c;ue<..'> who i'> coming 10 the
Om11gt' County Performing An'
< .en1er? Need a clue? It\ Blue.
Blue\ Oues Uve! -Blue\
Birthday Party will be al llll' < A-n·
tcr for 111ne perfom1anet•\ he
1ween June 25 and 29. the lov
able blue dog, '>lar of 1he popular
Nickelodeon preschool IV .,how.
~111 takt• 1lw <,lagl' w11h the new
ho ... 1, Jol', for her h1g birthday
h<L'>h
llw ... how will feature familiar
-.cmw-and chamuer. mdudmg
h<...,t buddy Magenta, neighbor
l"triwinklc. lkkcty fock. ~ippcry
~mp. Mr. Salt an<.I Mr.:.. Pt.·ppcr.
I 1cket' will go on <,ale at I 0
.1.111. Sunday for $16.50, $21.50
and $.l9.50 al the Cerller box nf-
fke. onlint• at 111111111.ocpac.or~ or
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OBITUARY
Clarence Edward
Nelson
A memorial service for
Oarence lktward Ndson, an
18-year resident of Newport
Beach.. will be hekl at noon
today at the P.aciftc View
Mortuary Olape1. at 3.500
PacUic Vlew Drive In Co-
rona del Mar.
Mr. Nelson died on Fri·
day of natural causes. He
WU 88. He is survived by
his wife Ula Ne'8on: sons
Michael, ·1~ff.rey and Don·
a.Id; daughter Lisa; elght
v grandchildren and two
great -grandchildren.
BRIDGE
Continued from Al
will be better than a bridge and
less expensive. and the cities need
LO sit down and harruner it out so
it's not hammered out for them by
I the authority!."
llle Gisler bridge pilS Fountain
Valley against Huntington Beach
and Costa Mesa.
Costa Mesa official<> and some
residents are concerned about
cui-through traffic racing through
their neighborhood to the C.OSta
Mesa Freeway. Residents on the
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(Costa Mesa Square -Target tcr)
(949) 548-5523 or (714) , -8328
Many investors have su ered
serious loss due to unsu;table . :c;;, . mvestmenls or unsoun vice
56% of all stock loss eta s arc
won by invesro
Hoag Hospital is pleased to bring
Gamet L. Anderson, Ph.D., •.
co-principal investigator of the n .,
landmark study which caused m ·
women to re-think hormone repl
rhcrapy, co Orange C.Oun ty to disc
perspective of the Women's Healtb
fi nd ings.
Wednesday, May 28
The Beck.man Ccnrer
A~jaccnc ro the University of Califomta, lrvine
8:30-9:30 a..m. Breakfast f
9:30-11 :00 a.m. lc.'CtUrc
Seating is limired. so caJI rod_af
8001701-HOAG (4624). ,..
Tickets arc $100 and benefit
Hoag Women•, Health SCrvia:s.
months to find a way to 6x the
problem aJld prevent future catas-
trophes.
They've held numerous public
meetings, worbbops and study
sessiqN. aod they sent out no-
tices to residents about how they
could get Involved. They puz:tled
and puzzled and purded some
more.
What they came up with was
only a slightly stepped-up version
of previous years' solutions: Cre-
ate a "safety enhancement zone"
during the holiday that gives cops
more power to break up parties
and issue citations.
This year's twists are that fines
for most minor infractions go
from $100 to $300 and that land-
lords might. In some cases, be
held responsible for tenants' be-
havior.
A study of the bridges, the Santa
Ana River Crossing Study that the
four cities commissioned to re-
search the effects of removing the
bridges from the county master
plan, was completed in June 2001.
But none of the four City Councils
have approved iL
Now is the time, city officials
urge.
The next step is for representa-
tives from all four cities to meet
and try to fast-track a solution by
taking a broad perspective. Costa
Mesa City Manager Allan· R~er
said
"I think that the goal is not. if
you will. to bridge or not to
bridge." Roeder said. "l think the
goal is: How do we meet the traffic
demands? How do we meet the
transportation demands? I think
that is the principal focus. It cer-
tainly needs to be the focus of our
conversations with our adjoining
cities of Fountain Valley and New-
port Beach when we talk of the
bridges."
Yet Fountain Valley's request for
funcling to study the Gisler bridge
does involve various options, said
Michael Utschi, media spokes-
man for the aansportation
authority. Those options include a
bridge, the status quo and how to
improve traffic flow on congested
streets without a bridge.
Fountain Valley is requesting
$125 million from the authority
for the preliminary engineering,
environmental work and design
&'tUdy, which costs about $1.S mil-
lion total, Utsehi said.
Authority chairman Tun Kee-
nan said the board decided to
hold off on the Fountain Valley re-
quest and is urging consensus be-
cavse it "doesn't want one city
jamming something down an-
other city's throat. theoretically."
That said, Keenan added the
board can still vote on the Gisler
bridge srudy in the next two
months if a consensus is not
reached because the authority
staff and technical expen.s from all
three cities recommend the study
be done.
I luntington Beach Council-
woman Debbie C..ook said she is
not pleased with the prospect that
funcling for the bridge study could
still be approved when two out of
the three cities involved are
against it.
"What it looks like to me is that
if everyone doesn't agree to re-
move a bridge. they're going to
build a bridge, which I find amaz-
ing," 0.>olc said. "Why would you
fund this if you've got Costa Mesa
and Huntington Beach's [popula·
tionsl far outweighing Fountain
van~·
• OEJRORE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be readled at 1949)
6744221 or by e-mail at
defrdre.newman@latimes.com.
Women's HC4\lch lnitiuve
P.lrty proponents bad plenty of
reason to be appalled. The Irony
that the reduction in indlvlduaJ
rights takes pJace on Independ-
ence Day WCWt't lost on the crowd
of about 20 young men who
packed the cowicil chambers on
Tuesday. Not the types to follow
city government too closely, many
of them said that the city's actions
came as a complete surpme.
"This is unacceptable and un-
American," West Newport resi·
dent Matt Olson said.
Though some opponents
pleaded with the council to post·
pone its decision to allow the
community to participate, council
members reacted with frustration
at the lateness of the group's ln·
volvement After all, they'd been
trying to gather just such input
since September of last year.
CURVE
Continued from A 1
thc,refore cannot be regarded as a
black mark against Bennett I
thought about that during beer
breaks and bad hands in our
poker game last Friday.
It's true that gambling is deeply
programmed in many of us. ln
the midst of the Depression in
junior high school, I was playing
poker for pennies with my
friends. One of our main sources
of income was to draw the father
of a household into the game, tell
him the stalces were higher than
they really were, and then gang
up on him and split the loot later.
I'm sure every father knew be was
being had, but found this an
amusing way of getting us movie
money.
In the military service. we
played everything for money.
When we attended compulsory
chapel at Pre-Right School, we
used to bet on whether the next
hymn would be an odd or even
number.
High-stake hearts wdS more
often than poker the game of
choice in the ready-room. Sowa<>
bridge. We used to welcome
visiting P"an-Am pilots ove~
because they had lots of money
and thought they were becter
bridge players than they were. I
remember running into two of
our pilots on some remote island
waiting for repairs on their plane.
They had been sitting m orosely
for a week in a tin Quonset
playing gin rummy, and one owed
the other $140,000.
There were always two quite
disparate elements involved. The
first was winning, The other WciS
the exhilaration of the game.
When winning became
all-encompassing. then gambling
rumed compulsive and, finally.
deeply troublesome. I finally had
to meet that head-on in Las
Vegas, set myself a limit that
wasn't critical to our well-being.
and stick to it.
When I hear Bennet1 telling a
New!.weelc reporter that over this
I 0-year wallow in slots he broke
even. it remind.5 me of what
amateur gamblers tell their wives
when they drag into their Vegas
hotel room at 4 am. after an
all-nighter in the casino. Bennett
may need to believe he broke
even, but l don't believe that for a
minute.
Our neighborhood game is
nickel-dime-quarter three raises.
A 20-buclc tum either way is a big
evening. It is also the equivalent
of one bet at a blackjack table. But
WETLANDS
Continued from Al
Board requested the extension.
said Norris Brandt, the project's
manager.
"They are short on staff time. ft
Brandt said about the reason for
the extension. "They've got four or
five people looking at it from dif.
ferent perspectives."
Paul Jones, the water district's
general manager. announced the
extension in a May 5 open letter
to the public. The agency first cir·
culated the document Man:h 12.
Despite the extension, local en·
vironmentalists offered different
opinions on the district's review of
the $41 ·mlllion wetlands project,
in which the agency will install
natural wetlands at 31 locations
along Upper Newport Bay and
San Diego Qeek. The wetlands
would act as filters to rem<Ne oil,
animal waste. grease. pesticides,
and odlet' waste in urban runoff
that flows down the watershed
and enters Back Bay
Newport Beam has a1so siarted
aafling a response to the analysis.
The dty't Bnvtronmental Quality
Affair$ citizens' committee on
Monday submitu:.-d an ll ·J>88'!
commentary on the report to City
Manager Horner Bludau. The Qty
Cound1 is echoduJed to cHea.118
the proJea. and the rtmarb. at a
May'Z7~
City leaden have .,..ay IUP-
po~ the proj«:I. Alllillant Oty
~Daw Kif tMd.
·~ IUlte ol Che .,. In tMN rA
..... I dMlft a NU1ll WI!)' ID
tnllll Nld beb't II pll, an.o a
water bod;. DI' .... "tea ...
t1wom.•
"I can't undentnnd ~ we
coukl have done more by way of
public outreach to try to get peo-
ple engaged," Councilman Gaty
Proctor said.
Unfortunately for opponents of
the ordinance. nobody was able
to come up with a better idea to
prevent a repeat of last year's 162
amsts and l,344 citations. And af-
ter all 36 residents on elthet side
had come to the podium to speak
their peace, the council was un·
swayed.
The motion passed unanl-
mously, as did a later agenda item
to ~ on to second reading an
amendment to the city's alcoholic
beverage ordinance that, if ap-
proved In two weeks, would for-
bid stores from selling liquor out
of their parlcing lots or storing it
there.
though it is imposmble to bluff in
such a game, we fight like
gangbusters to be on the right
side of that 20 bucks -and resist
suggestions to up the stalces.
So why is our gambling
something Nonnan Rockwell
might paint as heart-wanning
Americana and Bennett is
catching all this heat for his?
The first difference is the most
obvious: the size of the stakes.
The distance between 20 buoo
and $8 million dramatizes the
difference between the common
foUc and the very rich, whose tax
break. in this instance. is coming
back into the economy through a
slot machine.
The second is that seven guys
sitting around a table over a beer
&-weating out a $10 pot contrasted
with a white-haired guy sitting
hours on end in solitude hunched
over a slo1 machine.
Rut still. if he can afford to risk
$8 million as comfortably as ow
risking 20 buclcs, where then is
the sin? Not in the gambling.
surely, but in the hypocrisy.
None of the players in my
poker game have had the
arrogance to tell olher people
how to lead moral lives. If you are
going to write books tided '·Tue
Book of Vtrtues." "The Death of
Outrage" and "The Broken
Heanh." and appear all over TV
talk shows critiquing debased
morals by exhuming ow private
lives. then yours had better. by
God, be squeaky clean.
To steal a page from a favorite
Bennett source, Jesus once said:
"Judge not that you he not judged
Why do you see the speck that is
in your brother's eye. but do not
notice the log that is in your own
eye?"
Bennett might better
understand the log in his eye by
checldng out a current art house
movie called "Owning Mahony."
It's about a banker who almost
destroys his life through
compulsive gambling, while all
the while denying that he is
adclicted It made me very
uncomfortable because I
recognized some of the signs. and
it oould perf onn the same service
for Bennett unles.s his level of
denial has become impenetrctble.
I suppose the next time
Bennett is in town for one of his
$50,000 speeches. we could invite
him to a special session of our
poker group. We might even up
the stakes. just for him, of course.
I don't think he'd notice.
• JOSEPH N. BEU is a resident of
Santa Ana Heights. His oofumn
appears Thursdays.
liowever. the citi7.ens' commit·
ree has suggested some retine-
""l'nents to the plan.
The oommittee criticized the re-
port for failing to address runoff
from the John Wcl}'Oe Airport area
and Sant.a Ana Delhi OwmeJ. for
not fully addressing runoff' from
two redaimed water reservoirs and
for not being written in a way that
Is fully~ to the public.
Local environmentalists Jack
Skinner and Bob Caustin echoed
these concerns.
Skinner, a surfer and dean wa·
ter activist. said the report needs
revision. He said he'd like to see
more in-depth analysis of how se-
lenium, a naturally oocuning sub-
stance In the groundwater, is
treated. High levels of the metal
are hannfuJ to humans
Caustin, who has won a siring
of court victories against the dis-
trict for their environmental
analysis of previous projects. said
be agreed thiit the voluminous re-
port isn't review-friendly.
Caustin. howevet, srud he ts still
rev1ew1ng me document and
couldn't offer an appraisal of It yet.
'1'lley abould be able to bo.O
down their arguments tn 80
~" Caustin said. "It does dis-
suade public pal1idpa.tion. ..
Skinner also c:r1ddad fhe
planned locadonl of the 81ters.
'Tm concerned thll not all ot
thefle projedl m png to be el•
~. Slclnner-*l. ~not
nee m 1ly put In lhe looadon
thlfly'ni needed moet."
• MUl.a.ION CCMrt 1M er'IWGI.,,.., ....,_and pollticis,
Ht nwt be r9ld'9d. Mt 7'4-4330 . ~ .........
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
Daily Pilot
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•Anton Bout.v.td: An auto
theft waa reported in the 600 ,
blodc at 3:28 p.m, Tuesday.
• 0.'"'1 StlMt Petty theft
was reported In the 800
blodc at 6:06 p.m. Tuesday. ·
• Donnybrook Lane: Petty
theft was reported in the
3000 blodc at 10:34 a.m .
Tuesday.
•Joann StlMt A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
500 blodc at 6:20 p.m .
Tuesday.
• La Lind• Pt.u: Vandalism
was reported In the 2300
blodc at 11 a.m. Tuesday.
• M•rtc Lane: A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
2500 bl<><;k at 6:34 p.m.
Tuesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Dove Street: A commercial
burglary was reported in the
1600 blodc at 10:03 a.m.
Wednesday.
• Dover Drive: Vandalism
was reported in the 2000
blodc at 3:16 p.m.
Wednesday.
• N•ples: Battery was
reported in the 2300 blodc at
12 a.m. Wednesday.
• 11th StJMt •nd West S.y
Avenue: Vandalism was
reported at 8:52 a.m.
Wednesday.
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Veches jury may
begin deliberations
Jury deliberations are ex-
pected to begin today in the
trial of the fonner Newport
Beach recreation coordinator
accused of sucking the toes
of several young boys en-
rolled in the city's aft.er-
school programs.
Trenton Veches. 32, was
expected to testify in his de-
fense. but he clid not take the
stand Defense attorney John
Dolan had said when the trial
began that his client "wanted
to tell his side of the story."
Dolan has argued that
Veches suclced or bit the dill-
dren's feet, but that it was not
for sexual gratification. The
prosecution rested its case
Wednesday morning. The
defense was done by
Wednesday afternoon. 'Ille
trial began a week ago.
The prosecution put sev-
eral boys on the stand who
testified that Veches had
sucked their toes and talc.en
digital photographs of their
feel
Veches facet 25 felony
counts of lewd contact with
minors and one misde-
meanor count of possessing
dilld pornography. He
pleaded guilty to the misde-
meanor and not guilty on the
felonies. He initially faced 28
felony charges, but some of
those were dropped before
the trial. officials said.
Veches quit hi~ job after
the allegations. If convicted.
he faces a maximum sen -
tence oflife in prison without
the possibility of parole for at
least 25 years.
The attorneys will present
their closing arguments this ·
morning.
-Deepa 8haroth
THOMAS, Carlton F:
Cartton F. Thomas of Coo:lfla
del Mar, California died on
May 10, 2003. He was 86.
Bom on August 17, 1916 In
Chicago ttllnoi., he was u..:
ton Of Harold Thomu and•
Jean Hang Thoma. •
He G!'&duated ftom Steele.
High School In Dayton, Ohio
In 1933. He an.nded Ohio. State ~ and
Unlwrllty of Callfoinla at Loe
~1n"f~~
JllOCll*Yn Godwin. Mr. Thoma .wet In h
=~and~-=· fOf AA Aow8I\ and CO.,
toc.ted In Loe Anallle. .... lndultrtll ,. .... brobr
from 1946-1988. &ntvora Include ,,.. .....
Thorw "' NNpcwt a..oh. hie ... T.-ry~d ~ co and two s=: ~ ....
be mlde:
In .. ,..,. :'It: ~
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;State of the city is 'good'
In his annual
address, Mayor Steve
Bromberg addresses
Newport Beach's
many successes
:June Ca111r1nd1
paityPilot
; NEWPORT BF.AC! I -Mayor
~Leve Brombf:rg has been look-
~g forwan:l to delivering a Mate
of the city address for a long time
just so he could say this: "The
state of the city is good. The slate
of the city is real good."
His wish came true Wednes-
day as the Newport Beach
Oiamber of Commerce held its
jUUlual meeting and State of the
City address by the mayor.
"The people in this city want
~e best. ask for the ~l. de-
mand the best, are willing to pay
for the best, and it's our pleao.ure
to give you the best," Bromberg
said.
A skilled lawyer and a peren-
pial cheerleader for the city,
Bromberg presented plenty of
evidence that things arc good in
Newport Beach.
The John Wayne Settlement
Agreement extension wa~ at the
lop of his list of rea&onb.
"There will not be open bkici.
over Newport Reach and that
was a real danger for a whilc." he
told the crowd of more than 300
chamber members and honor
ees.
Al'>O no ~maJI feat. he 'Mud. tJw
ctty conunu~ to come up w11J1 a
balanced budget each year, de
spite the tough financial tum.·'>
that make balanced budgelb a
rarity m c1ry halb alru'>'> the
country.
"We have about SIOO nuJJ1011
In reservel> -100-mtlhon buck...
sitting in the bank becau!>t: we
are conservative in how we han
die your money," he !>aid.
Of courbe, you can't have a talk
on the state of Newport Reach
Without mt•ntionmg water
VOLUNTEER
RECOGNmON
...._ DewlopmentCoundl
• GecNge aa.nc, majof contributor
towerd the Butlnea Development
Council, 2002-2003
• Bii ...,,, major contributor
toward the Businee. tt the Beacti
Expo2003
• UncM RMnge, mejof contributor
towerd the Business et the 8eect'I
Expo 2003
• te.vtn Prleldliy, chairman,
Bu.iness at the Beed1 Expo 2003
•Rey~. d\alrman,
Ambaaadorl, 2002-03
• l.Jnd8 ......._ Ambatudor of the
Veer, 2002-03
CMc AIWrs Council
• Roger Albd, major contributor
toward the GOllemment Affairs
Council, 2002-2003
• Phllp a.n.icourt. master of
ceremonies, Police Appreciation
Breakfast 2003
• Debfll Lepn, majof contributor
toward the Govemln3nt Affairs
Council, 2002-03
• P9ul w.ddnl, major conJrlbutor
toward t?ie Government Affairs
Council, 2002-03
• Lloyd llfenf, major contributor
toward the Government Affi.ira
Council, 2002-03
• Marlon Halfacnt. co-ctialrman,
Newport Beadl Are Sc Lifeguard
quaJtty. Though the ctty Mniggle-.
10 keep pollutant~ out of lhe hay
and ocean. Bromberg·l> speech
rook ume tu pau.<.e and apprec1-
Jte the beneliL'> of the '>lruAAfe
thUb far.
-if you don't look at 11 oght al -
ter it ram!>. the bay right now t'>
cleaner than 11\ been in 20
year'>." he ..aid. ·· 1 hat\ hecau\l'
wt• worl at 11."
Bromberg concluded ht' talk
by atk.nowledgmg volunteer., in
part because the chamber met'I·
ing abo serve., a.<; the group\ an
nuaJ awards ceremony.
~~fl'Mv2002 ............... ~.
Newpoft '-di Fire • Lltlg&.wd ~ 8Mc:t'I ~2002
• JMy ...... cNinNn, Educdon
ComrN ... 2002-03
• Mll9 ~. Educedon
CommhrM, 2002..00
• l..,.y W... Ectuc.tlon
Commit:llle, 2002-03
• ~ ...... dllirman, Clean
Harbor Dey 2003 .
•Ml* 91wi¥, ClM!rman, ~rlne
Committee, 2002-03
• ftultt H9, major contributor to the
-&lldlri'g TMl f'oroe Commhlee,
2002-03
Memba ............ c.... • ...-.. o.... coordinetor, c:Eo Progrem 2002-03
• M.aae ~. major contributor
to the~ of lnfonNltion
Technology
• lbm Wldl. c:ti.irTNn,
CommunlcatJonl Commftlee,
2002-03
• MMe ea.. chair, Membership
SeMcee Council, 2002-03
a.,... Ewne. Councl
• Kirt o.w.on, ctlalrmen, lmtlevant
WeM 'Nelcome Reception 2002
•M~d\alrm1t1.I~
Week Welcome R9ceptk>n 2002
• Den tumllton, chalrm.n,
S.ndcMde Contest 2002
•~..._chairman, Right
of lfle l...uefa 2002
• DuncM Fofgly, chairmen, Ring of
Llghts2002
• U Mountford, parade control
chairman, Newport Harbor
°Chrl1tmaa Boat Parade 2002-03
• P9t Swope, parade control,
Chamber President Richard
Luehrs took the microphone at
the end of Bromberg's speech 10
hand out lrophies recogmzing
about 35 voluntee~ whose work
ha-. helped the chamber with
eve!'lts like the Taste of Newport.
the Poltce Appreciation Break-
fa<;t, the Ouistmas Boat Parade
and nearly a dozen other events.
I le l>aved the best for labt: The
(,olden Anchor Awa.rdb given to
!·Jaine "114" lz1.0 of Future Im-
age Make-Up Studios and to
Kev111 Pri e-. tJy of Priestly Qi i ro-
p m t·u c.
NMpoft Hlft>of Chrl9tmee Boe1 ......2002
• Ni:ila ICM ... 1, pitrede control.
Newport H9ftlot Chri«mle Bott
Plnlde2002
• .... ....., perede control,
Newpot1 H.nior C1lMtmaJ Boat
Parede2002
•Mehdi~. co-chairman,
ChrfatmM Boat,.,,._ Awards
Dinner• Auj:tlon 2003
• tElle IDD, mtfor contributor
toward the ~al Evenll Council
2002-03
• Didi~. m1jor contributor
toward the Speclal Events Councll.
2002-03
• Chdldne lfown, major
contributor towtrd the Special
Events Council, 2002-03
• M GUIMllnoft, maJor contributor
toward the Spedal Evenll Council,
2002-03
• .Ant llocwnquilt, major
contributor toward the Special
event. Council, 2002-03
• Joe Woldef.....,.. major
contributor toward the Taste of
Newpolt. 2002-03
• Piil Smidt, •Hosteu of the
Most.esa:' Taste ot Newport
liolpltality Tent 2002
• L.ue9 Hllllcn, chair. Taste of
Newport 2002
• Hel Pleon. Newport Harbor
Christmn Boat Parade 2002
• Dwld ...,,_,chairman. Newport
Harbor Chrittma Boat Parade and
co-chairman, Christmas Boat
Parade Awards Dinner & Auction,
2002-03
• Noftn Witt, chairman, Athletic
Awards Breakfast 2002 &
Scholarship Awards Breakfast
2003
luo wru. honored for lt>ndtng a
hand m more than a do1en ca
paciti~. including voluntt>l"rmg
to do the hair and mak.e up of
young women leavmg the Olive
Cre~t home for abu'>ed children
m Santa Ana.
Priestly'!. many rnntnh1111on.,
indude donaung ch1roprac11c
services 111 e~c.hange for .,luffed
animals 10 give to needy c.htldren
and X-raying I lalloween candy
"The business communll}
does contribute a ht•ck of a lot 10
the welfare of Lhti. nJ111rnu111t\."
Luehrs said.
NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL WRAP-UP
INSIDE CITY HALL
AL.ARM SYSTEM
UPGRADE
The police
department will
soon get a new
alann-morutonng
syi.'tem to help officers re.p()nd to
calls from lhe 4.905 homes and
l .359 bu.<un~ in the aty. The
c:ouncil approved the S 130.000
upgrade on Tuesday without
discussion on the ht.>els of la'>t
rnonth's srudy S{";.c;ion on maucr
WHAT IT MEANS
The new system will improve
1.he city's ability to monitor the
alarms. improve the city\
tracking of false alarms and
lmprove revenue potential of the
11ervice.
PARK NAMES
Anyone who want<; to name a
city park af1er a
Hosahnd Williams ~
or Gluck Jont'l> 7 -0
must kiss that ~
dream goodbye
TI1e council
approved an ordinance 10
pmhthll naming ctty parks after
people. TI1c idea i~ that there are
1ui.t 100 many notahle residents
and not enough parks and other
i.ignificant Mructures to go
around.
WHAT IT MEANS
City-owned facilities that arc
operated by out~ide agencies,
such as the Balboa Theatre. will
'>till have the option of naming
the theater after a large donor.
The Mariners Park Library will
still bear the name of Donna and
John Crean, who donated haJf a
million doU~ for it. But no city
parks can be named this way.
SEWER CAM VAN
The purchase of a new
$127,000
camera-equipped ~ van will actually 7 -0
provide substantial WRCMD
saVlllgs over three
years as city staff
can perform a service that has in
the past been done mainly by
contractor... The camera sy;;tem
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MoVing through the desert
• EDITOR'S NOTE: This 11 an
update on the tour of duty by
Costa Mesa resident Chartes
"Can• A Spence. The Dally Pilot
profiled Spence and his family
when he was shipped out to
serve during the war In Iraq. The
Dally Pilot will continue to update
readers with reports from Spence
as they arrive.
By Sst. Charlea •ca11• A.
Spence
F lnally got a little downtime.
... You are gonna have to
forgive my spelling,
punctuadon and run-on
sentences. I'm just too damned
tired to proofread this. Where do
I start?
We closed the line of
departure on none other than
my wedding anniversary, March
20. What are the odds? I clid win
the pool though, $200.
Everything went smooth. A little
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May 15-17
UCI Dance. Physical Graffiti. Annual concert of new
works by undergraduate choreographers. 8 p.m. .
Thursday and Friday, 2 & 8 p.m. Saturday, Little Theatre.
$H $10
May 17
Chamber Series. Les Dew: Amis. With Richard Savino and John
~hneidcrman, guitars and lutes. 8 p.m., Winifred Smith Hall. $8-Sl 2
May21
Baseball. UC/ vs. Hawaii. 7 p.m., Anteater Ballpark. $4 -S7
Presentations
May 15
Social Science Dinner Club. France -Old Frie11d and New Adversary?
With Will iam Schonfeld, professor of social science. 6 p.m., University Club.
$30 (includes dinner)
May20
Irvine Health Foundation and the Center for
the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory.
How Timt FliQ: TM Molecular Architecture of
Memory. With Thomas Carew, Bren Professor and
Chair of Neurobiology and Behavior. 7:30 p.m .,
Barclay Theatre. Free
May21
Biologic.al Sciences. The Good life at the End of Life. With Dr. Joanne
Lynn, di~or, Washington Home untcr for Palliative Care Studi~ and
senior rcstarcher, RAND Htalth. 7 p.m., Crystal Cove Auditorium,
Student u nter. Free.
University Club Forum. It 's Not Chads; It's Voting Paradoxes Which Havt
Affected History. With Donald Saari, OiJtioguishcd Pro(eaor of Economics
and M1thtnu1tiC1. J 1:30 a.m., Univcnity Club. $7.50 Uncluda lunch)
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opposidon initially. Ar. we pa.Med
through Al Nauryah, that's
when things got intense.
It was a full-blown gunfight,
and my fellow Marines
performed as I thought they
would -outstandlngl Our job
during this time was to provide
safe passage for a log train
(convoy) of supplies. Fuel,
ammo etc. We are also taken to
clear the "Baath Party
Resistance" along the way. This
part or the job was, and stlll is, a
little tough. These guys are
cowards. They wear civilian
clothing over their uniforms,
terrorize the loca1 population
with acts of murder and torture.
There is no age limit to their
victims.
This I have seen first hand.
During an operadon against the
enemy ambush (the locals
informed us) these fighters were
beginning to swrender. At the
last second. they ran into a
building and began to throw
children -yes children - out in
front of them while they grabbed
their weapons and began firing
again using the kids as hwnan
shields. If you have heard how
the USMC trains us to be expert
shots, that day was proofl The
hectic rate of fire slowed as the
Marines took careful aim and
eliminated the enemy -one
well-placed shot at a time.
I am proud to say that only
the enemies were lost by our
hand that day.
I must admjt, I was very, very
angry at what had happened
and had to control myself when
dealing with the prisoners of war
that were caught From here, we
cleared a couple more towns. all
with the same results. We saw
the enemy and destroyed them.
I don't like to make it so
routine, but after the first three
firefights, thjngs just kind of
meld together. We had a bad
truck accident on our wdy to our
current location. One of our
trucks went crashing ofT a
meclium-sized bridge. Out of 20
Marines, 18 were injured . No
deaths, thank God. The
wounded were Medevac-ed out
by helicopter to a trauma cen ter
nearby.
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Word got out among them deep inside them that matters..
that they would be flown to And she has the most honest
Kuwait Cor the remainder of the and loving eyes that I've ever
war. They would have none of seen. I truly am lucky.
that Those that could wfilk got I kind or had to take a break •
up and rejoined the company. \) with this letter, otherwise I'll get'
'JWo of my Marines, who didn't all wound up.
catch wind that they'd be held in I caught 18 deserters the other
Kuwait. managed to slip out of night .. That was pretty funny. I'll -
the hospital and hitchhiked all tell you about that when I get
200 miles back to the front back or ln another letter. Wfire
wOnly in the Marine Corps!" listening to the BBC right now. I
That ls a tale all by itselfl! I guess some idiots in WashingtoQ•
think the guy from Stars and are complaining on how the war
Stripes already interviewed is taking too long. -Not like the
them . GulCWar." Kuwait was the size of
l.Ately, we have been Riverside county, while Iraq is
conducting ra.lds and destroying the size of California If these
weapons' caches. We are uuly freaks could actually see what
making life miserable for the lc:ind of lmpact we were malcing
enemy. · here, they'd shut their mouths.
Our company's 1st sergeant When I say Impacts, I mean
speaks Arabic Ouently, and so we humanitarian-wise.
get a chance to experience the I forgot to mention that these
local culture. The locals tend to kids love Skittles and M&Ms!! I
be very standoffish at first, but was a t the trauma center
once hands are shaken and checlc:ing on my Marin es. and
blessings given and received, there was a little boy. His mother
they are some of the warmest had been wounded by enemy
and most polite people I've met. fire (she's OK). He was all sullen,
They continuously talk of the so I approached him with a bag
atrocities committed by Saddam of M&Ms after an approving nod
Hussein and his operatives. They from his mother. One minute, he
call us angels and kiss us on our was crying and stuffing his
cheeks while reciting prayers to mouth with M&Ms, and the next
Allah. ting you know, I am playing
The poverty here is peek-a-boo and chasing him
unbelievable. No amenities that around.
we are all so accustomed to. No After talking to the Navy
amount of peace talks wouJd corpsman on hand, I found out
have changed Saddam Hussein's that this little boy's father had
behavior toward his own people. been shot by the Baath Party
So let"s think about it Not only earlier that day. now get this,
do I get a chance to make the because he complained that
world a safer place against they were taking too much food
terronsm and weapons of mass from him and how could he feed
destruction. but I also get to hi!> family. I found out this kind
help an entire country out of a of trash happened a lot, even
heU they have been forced to live before the war.
in since ISaddaml has been in Oh. some good news! The
power. papers we recovered after the
I know, watch the language. other night's ambush provided
... Man. a cold beer wouJd go us with some very useful
good' right about now. Man, do I information. We knocked out
miss my wife and kids. four Iraqi tanks the o ther night.
There isn't a day that goes by They tried to be sneaJcy, but they
that I don't thank about them. weren't sneaky enough.
You know what really caught my WeU, my hand hurts and I
eye about Carrie? She has the need i.ome i.leep. We are moving
most beautiful set of eyes I have out soon. to Baghdad hopefulty.
ever seen. Now here's the thing.
lt'1. not that they are just preny CASS
to look at, it ti. what you see Semper Fi!
TODAY
A frM seminar and book signing
of "Stop the Clodc Cooking" by
Cheryl Forberg will be held from
6:30 to 8 p.m. at Mother's Martet.
225 East 17th St, Costa Mesa. For
reservations, call (800) 595-MOM S.
Lnm about the gynecological
and surgical p rocedures available
for hysterectomies at a free
seminar at 6:30 p.m . in Newport
Beach's Hoag Hospital
Conference Center. Reservations
are required. Call (800) 5144624
Chef Martin v.n will be st the
Bloomingdale·s home store in
Fashion Island to hold a cooking
class at 1 p.m .and then sign
books. The class is free. For
information, call (949) 729-6854.
FRIDAY
Costa Mesa'• Chamber of
Commerce will have its Les Miller~
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la $22 per person. Call (714)
885-9090 for detall1 and
reaervationa.
SATURDAY
The Su.tight ThMtN Comp11ny
will hold auditJon1 for Its
all-student summer show, "Mary
Poppins: from 1 to 3 p.m.
Children 10 to 14 years old can
alng a aong from the show or
bring taped accompaniment to a
song they've prepared. The
theater la at 1126 V'tetoria St. In
Costa Mna. For more
Information, call (949) 645-7827.
The Costa MMe Historical
Society will host an open house
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1870
Anaheim St In Costa Mesa. It
Includes tours of the facility and
e>Chlbita of photos and artifacts.
fTee. For more Information, call
(949) 631-5918.
Badt Bay Atneu wil launch a
virtual cycling program. Come for
a test drive during classes at 8:30
and 9:30 a.m . at 2675 Irvine Ave.,
Suite A in Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (949) 631-5587.
"Divorce: A New Beglnnhtg." la a
workshop for men and women
who are divorced or getting
dtvorced. h la held from 10 a.m . to
12:30 p.m . at 180 Newport Center
Drive, Newport Beach. For more
Information, call (949) 644-6435.
Th• Newport Herbor NMrtical
Museum will open a new exhibit
featuring the work of Joe Duncan
Gleason (1881-1959), known as
the West Coast's premiere
maritime speciahst among early
20th-<:entury artists. The exh1b1t
will be on display until Sept. 30
For more information, call (949)
673-8915, ext. 111.
Costa ~·1 RecrMtion Division
presents Family Day Out with an
excursion for families to
experience the Renaissance Fair
in Glen Helen. M eet at 9 a.m. at
the Balearic Community Center,
1975 Balearic Drive. The cost 1s
$15. which includes a snadt,
admission and transportation. For
more Information, call (714)
7!*5168.
Tbe Newport BNcti Library's
Balboa branch will offer a
w orkshop called ·Tools & Tndts:
Internet 101; an introduction to
navigating the World Wide Web.
at 9 a.m. For more information,
call (949) 717·3816
The Wakiorl Schoor1 annual M-v
Faire, en Imagination Celebration
event, will he from 11 a.m . to 3:30
p.m. at 2350 Canyon Dnve in
Costa Mesa. Adm1ss1on costs $3,
and children younger than 2 get
in for free. Parking 1s free. For
more information, call (949)
574-n34.
Costa M ... High Sc:hoo4'1
Cheerleading department 1s
h9sting a one-day cheerloading
clinic from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for
$18 per person. Squads and
anyone without cheerleadlng
experience are encouraged to
attend the clinic, taught by the
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SUNDAY
TO lddr -thit YMI'• FenMI of
Children, a Volunteer Dev will be
held from nQOfl t~ 4 p.m. et South
Coast P1aza'a Carousel Court. To
introduce Orange County
charftieaandyouthatoeach
other, the F-eatival of Children
Volunteer Day will allow a variety
of nonprofit organization• to
dlaplay Information about their
services. For more information,
call (949) 644-47n
Th• Southem Califomla Kol Club
will have its annual koi pond tour
from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m .. including
tours of Newport Beach, Laguna
Beach, Corona def Mar and Santa
Ana. Coat is $8 per person. For
more Information, call (949)
548-3690.
The pubtic la invitl9d 1o find out
about lawn bowling and 999 the
best bowtera in the nation during
the showcase of lawn bowting from
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Newport
Harbor Lawn Bowrmg Oub, 1560
Crown Dr., Corona del Mar.
MONDAY
Hoag Hoapibr1 Canl* c.nur 1a
offering a presentation by a
group of expert clinicians to learn
about the use of surgery for
treating colon cancer. There will
be time after the free 6:30 to 9
p.m. presentation to networ1c with
other colon cancer survivors and
discuss common concerns.
Registration is required. For more
information and to register, call
(949) 760-2103.
World lnfwtility Month wi.U kJd(
off in Orange County with a
presentation called "PGD: It's Not
Only for Genetic Screening
Anymore:" The free, educational
seminar wilt featureimportant
discussions about the role
preimplantation genetic
diagnosis is playing in helping
parents uncover genetic and
sex-linked diseases. The event is
open to the public and will take
place at M arriott Suites. 500
Bayview Cirde in Newport Beach
beginning at 6:30 p.m . For
information, call (888) 917-47n
Mature driven ain sharp«i their
driving skills in an eight-hour
cfe11 ln two MSalona at
Pr .. byterian Chu n:h of the
Covenant In Costa Mesa. Clauea
will be from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
M ay 19 and 20, and are llmfted to
30 atudenr.. The cost 11 $10.
Advanced registration required.
To register, or for more
Information, call (714) 557-3340.
TUESDAY
A frM eemlnar and book signing
of "Why the Welght7 Oare to be
Great!" by author Jean Kruegar
will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at
Mother's Market, 225 Eaat 17th
St., Costa Mesa. For reservations,
call (800) 595-MOMS.
The Swfrider Foundation
Newport Beach Film Night will
feature surfing films, including
the newly releasecl.1'3 Degrees." It
will be held at 7 p.m . at the
Surfrider public meeting at
Margaritaville, 2332 West Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. Come
and learn what is going on with
local water quality issues and see
some cool surf fticb. For more
information, call (949) 644-7443.
Thom H J. C.rew wiU diacuu
"How Time Flies: The M oleetJlar
Architecture of Memory" at a free
7:30 p.m. seminar at the Irvine
Barclay Theatre. Carew, UC
Irvine's chair of neurobiology and
behavior, will discuss his research
that allows a close examination
of the moleetJlar machinery that
creates memories, both fleeth 1g
and lasting. For information, call
(949) 824-4275.
WEDNESDAY
A frM aeminar and book signing
of ·The Digestion Connection# by
Dr. Mark Stengler will be held
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at M other's
Market, 225 East 17th St, Costa
Mesa. For reservations, call (800)
595-MOMS.
Su~se novelist Martha Unikel
wlll speak at a Newport Beach
Newcomers Club meeting at 10
a m . Unikel is also a member of
the club, which 1s open to all
women living in the area for less
than five years. For more
information, call (949) 645-9722.
UC Irvine's sc:hoo4 of biological
sciences and the Howard A.
Schneiderman Memorial
Bioethics Lecture Senes present
"The Good Life at the End of Ute;
a lecture by Or. Joanne Lynn, at 7
p.m . In the Crystal Cove
Auditorium. The event is free, but
reservations are required. For
more information, call (949)
824-7252.
Mentor, coach and trusted
odvisor Dave Gentry will speak at
a PCMA meeting about his search
for an authentic life at the Westin
in South Coast Plaza from 5 to 8
p.m. Registration is at 4:45 p.m.
For more information, call (714)
637-5524.
MAY 24
A book signing and personal
appearance by author James
Balch for his book "Prescription
for Nutritional Heeling" will be
held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
Mother's M arket, 225 East 17th
St., Costa Mesa. For reservations.
call (800) 595-MOMS.
The Newport Coast c;.,..· first
"Spring Fling" fund-raiser to
benefit the Corazon de Vida
Foundation, an organization that
raises money for children in BaJa,
will be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m . in
the Newport Coast Shopping
Center. The event will have
games and rides for children.
Admission is $10. For more
information, call (949) 476-1144,
ext. 358.
Three acclaimed authors and
scholars will present HAfrican
American Speech in Global
Culture; exploring the effect of
African American speech on
modern conversation, poetry and
music. The reception.
performance reading and book
signing will run from 4 to 9 p.m
at UC Irvine's Cross Cultural
Center and Crystal Cove
Auditorium For more
information. call (949) 824-1948
MAY28
The Council on Aging -Orange
County 1s offering free training 10
recognize financial abuse and to
help safeguard against
victimization with a two-hour
session called ·who Can You
Trust?# The session runs from 1
to 3 p.m. at the Newport Beach
Oasis Senior Center, 800
Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar
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EDITORIAL
Splendor on
the h arbor
I t is one of Newport
Beach's many
landmarks. John Wayne,
HoUywood couple
Humphrey Bogart and
Lauren Bacall, even Rorulld
Reagan walked its halls. For
more than 50 years, it has
provided a harbor-front
lifestyle that was the envy of,
well, even other people in
Newport Beach.
On Wednesday, that
lifestyle opened to the public
with the unveiling of the
new, expand ed and
upgraded Balboa Bay Oub &
Resort.
The Bay Oub's $65-million
expansion adds a 132-room
hotel, a restaurant. piano
lounge and banquet room.
There are 300 new
employees ready to greet
guests. At the top -literally,
for it is perched on the third
Ooor, above the harbor -is
the $3,000-a-night
Presidential Suite. Another
$500 gets you a third
bedroom, but the view, from
almost every square foot,
comes with the room
regardless. \
This vision of splendor,
courtesy of Beverly Ray.
chairwoman of International
Bay Oubs Inc., is expected to
fill a needed niche in
Newport Beach. Now, only
the Four Seasons has earned
a top-of-the-line Five
Diamond rating. The new
Bay Oub is aiming to join the
Newport Center hotel and
provide a luxurious spot for
vacationers and a
spectacular location for
business meetings.
The Bay aub is entering a
crowded field of competition
that includes other high-end
resorts stretching along the
Orange County coast
Newport residents shouJd be
rooting for its success, for a
winning resqn will translate
into doUars for the city,
which relies on such revenue
to maintain the quality
public service residents have
come to expect.
How many nights in the
Presidential Suite, do you
suppose, would pay for a
repaved road?
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Nothing shadowy
about condo plan
Paul Hanagan's communiry
oommenlary that appeared in
the Daily Pik>I on May 8 ("Q.mdo
plan a shadowy one for Co5ta
Mesa 1 concerning lhe approved
oondominium project at 1901
Newport Pla7.a is a cla..'»ic
eicample of how factually
inoorrect infonnadon is
imparted to sway public opinion
as ~u a'> !hose in lhe
decision-making capacity at Ory
Hall
An exttn'iive environmenlal
repon was prepared and several
exhau.stive public meeting'l took
place before the Planning
Corn.mis.'iion and Ory Council
each approved the development
proposal. Yet, as president of
Otizens for Responsible GnMitb.
Hanagan sub6equently filed
pepe:m seeking to oompel a
oompletdy new hearing OD the
matter. oontending that the
public hearing~ had been
flawed.
The facts in !his matter do noc
square with Flanagan's
profoundly inaccurate views.
C.OOtrary to ~ assertions, there
were no master plan
amendments, lht.>re was no "in
lieu" fee for atrordable housing
approved. there was no Vdrlance
granted so the inhabitants of
Barnard Street could dweJI in the
shade. The exhiblt.s relied upon
~not the applicant's;
something he calls lhe
de\eoper's "junk sdence does
not exht -it is actually true
adence found in the
Independently conducted
envlronmerU.al lq>Ort (the
developer had nolhing to do
with Its 00111posidon) that was
pmduoed for and <Bti6ed by the
city of Costa Mesa.
Purtber; and quite the
oontnuy to ~ Mll!rtions.
these was a dear legal ba b
the project's apprnvaJ.
And. finally. the variance lhal
was approved after much
thought by the city was to allow
for the placement of garage
doors and had nothing remotely
to do wilh added building height
as asserted.
Aanagan never~
testimony or produced wrillen
oommunications to either the
Planning Commission or the
City Council during the noticed
public hearings that took place
before approval of the project.
Importantly.~ did not
oomment on the environmenlal
report. If be had. those
axnmecits would have been
answered facruaDy. and
Planapis mmnfOaned views
~
The city planning smfl'. with
many decades of oollecti't'e
eiq>erience. emphatially seated
to the aty Council that there
was no new relevant evidence to
juWfy a rehearing of the matter.
Ye!;, two members of the Oty
Council voted to have a
rehearing.
One can only speculate about
the effects confusing infonnation
had in the outcome of this
proce5.' as the Oty Coundl
deliberated. The~ of
the city's vety oocnpetent team of
pro(essiooals should be relled
upon in technical mattm
penaining to project designs and
efJeas. Meanwhfle. an innoYa~
plan of deYelopment that
furthers the pk of the dty and
wiD ~ ou:h-needed
ownership bou!iing to the
dawmown aRa l!lllains in
limbo eYel1 after~~
al .. and iipptopjale
approvals.
MAILBAG
SCAN HLLER I OAll.V PILOT
One reader thll'lks Eric Bever did the iiooorat>1e• thing by ~~g tus'name from consideration for the Costa Mesa City Cc.rnd.
Bever proved he cares about
Costa Mesa by withdrawing
Tiiank you to Eric Bever for doing an
honorable thing for the city of Costa Mesa.
While I wru. concerned with his
"ideological" alignment wilh Councilmen
01ris Steel and Allan Mansoor, Bever has
proven hilru.elf 10 ht! a guy who really does
care about the dty. Mike Schaefer will do a
great job and wilJ provide a nlce balance
on the council, !>O it's truly a good day for
the city.
MARK GLEASON
Costa Mesa
Did the wrong. man do the
right thing?
Returning on Mother'i. Day from a
shon, but much-needed vacation I had
my fingers crossed. hoping w find that
lhe members of our Ciry Council had
M>mehow managed to resolve theif:
deadlock in April and had appointed a
new council member during their
meeling on May 5. Alas. it was not lo be.
I read my accumuJated Daily Pilots for
infonnat.ion about what must have been
a contentious hearing !hat evening. lhen
hunkered down before my 1V set to view
my videotape of lhe meeting -more
lhan a Utlle depressed because I already
knew ll1e outcome.
When searching for words to
adequately describe my reaction to lhe
proceedin~ that evening many come to
mind-"anger" and •frustration" lJre but
two.
For me. !hough. the word most
descriptive of my reaction to that meeting
is "disappointment." I am disappointed
that our remaining four elected leaders
had been unable to arrive at a decision on
this issue. despite having previously put it
off for two weeb to •see what 1:fevdops.• I
was extremely disappointed that they put
it off again, until today, apparently
assuming some kind of dMne
intervention would occur in lhe nexi
seven days.
I was disappointed lhat lhe attendees
and viewers were again subjected to
MaY,Or pro tern Chris Steel's
incompetence while conducting the
mooting -the "lowlight" of which was
Councilwoman Ubby Cowans frequent
inLerruption of applicant Eric Bevers
discourse to remind Steel that he had
forgotten. once again, to start the clock.
Disappointment turned 10
embarrassment as Cowan had to instruct
Steel -who was oper.uing in his usual
state of perpetual wide-eyed
befuddlement -on how to operate !he
timing device.
I was also very disappointed when.
once the Bever/Mike Sclleafer deadloclc
was again as.wred, the oouncil once again
rejected Walt Davenport as a compromJse
option -even thO\.lgh he may wen be the
most highly qualified of all the candidates
for th1s posJtion.
My <&appointment was amplified as
lhe council memben. seemed more than
willing. in this time of fiscal distress, to
subject lhe city and it's residents to !he
cost and trauma of a special election to
fill the council vacancy.
There were a couple highlights from
that meeting. however. Among !hem were
lhe professionalism displayed by both
Bever and Scheafer as they presented
!heir case for appointment. I was abo
impressed by supponers of both
applicants as lhey calmJy and eloquently
extoUed lhe virtues of lheir favored
applicant.
For me, however, lhe single mos!
encouraging event that evening was the
election of Gary Monahan as mayor. Ttus
means !hat an experienced, steady hand
will be at lhe helm dwing lhe twnultuous
times ahead. No longer will !he ciry
council meetings drift like so much debris
from a shipwreck on a stonny sea. as has
been the case with Steel at lhe wheel.
So, Monday I prepared to watch lhe
proceedin~ live, fully expecting it to be a
replay of last Monday's council meeting.
Things went as expected, including the
obligatory 2-2 votes on bolh Bever and
Scheafer. My di<;appointment continued
as, after listening to Steel offer up former
Planning Commissioner Eleanor Egan as
a compromise candidate and falling to
receive a second, Cowan moved to adopt
the resolution sending the process to a
special election -wilhour anyone filling
the spot in the interim. This, of course,
wouJd have been disastrous for the city.
Then -in a remalb.ble display of
integrity and citiwWlip -up stepped
Eric Bever. With a few well-chosen words.
he validated his upporters' confidence as
he intenupted the discussion of Cowan's
motion and offered to withdraw from
consideration for the good of the city and
to avoid the cost of the special election.
You coukl-hear a pin drop as his most
ardent advocate. Coundlman Allan
Mansoor, confirmed with Bever his
intention to withdraw. Cowan then
withdrew her motion and Monahan again
nominated Scheafer, who was appointed
on a 3-1 vote, with a flummoxed Steel
voting no for some unfathomable reason.
A second vote oonfinned Scheafer
unanimowly.
Although this trauma Is now behind us
and the Oty Council may finally be able
to move forward on issues critical to the
city, I remain uneasy. As Scheafer,
following his sweartng-ln, took his seat on
the dais and thanked the ooundl for their
support and confidence, he neglected to
mendon Bever and the sacrifice he made.
At that moment. I found myself
wondering whether the wrong man had
done the right thing.
GEOFfWEST
Costa Me!'a
Holding up moderation
against extremism
loUta Harper la always an interl!sting
read for me. ~ though r Uno1t a1way1
disagree wilh her. You see. I value
diversity of opinion and practJce
tolerance Iowan.I opposing (a.k..a
"extremist") views. liopefuUy, Jlarper
does also, so I am writing 10 take
exception to almost all i.he had to say m
her "Haven't lhe voters already spoken?"
column of May 12.
First. she states only five people took
th e initiative to run in November but 26
"suddenly'' have a burning desire to serve
lhe city. Many of these 26 people already
serve !be city, in some cases for severctl
years. on vario~ cumminees and wilh
volunteer wort. Perhaps 'l<>me of !hem
would have nm for council in November
(1 1)1.ink around 15 people pulled
nomination papers) but decided that
another candidate who had already Bled
shared similar viewpoints. So !hey
decided to campaign for him/her rather
than split the vote. In any case, all 26
people followed the law and c;ubmined a
lener seeking appointmenL Those who
djd not have a track record of service were
quicldy dismjssed. Where\ the harm?
Why does it bother Harper?
As a conservative. I am used to having
those who disagree wilh me ~ terms
such as "hate speech: "dulling effect."
•extremist" and, when they are desperate,
"racist." (Where is that tolerance for
diversity they preach7) But I larper
describing lhe thought of an "Improver·
being appointed as "terrifying" b a little
overboard. Our-of-control borders and
invading masses not screened for !heir
intentions or communicable diseases are
more apt to cause terrifying results. don't
you th.ink1 To apply that term to a group
that wants to improve the qualiry of life
for Costa Mesans is ridiculous.
Halper says that we couJd run lhe Job
Center at twice its siz.e wilh lhe money a
spec:iaJ election would cost. Hmmrn. Just
a thought. but Wit could stop f'wlding the
Job <:enter and have paid for the special
election.
The Job Center has a noble purpose.
bur It could be privately run by a
company such as labor Ready. Also. It
would teach assimOal.ioo by withholding
taxes from employer and employee
instead of under lhe table payments. One
argument against a oompany such as
Labor Ready Is that they are adept at
screening workers for legal status. Don't
tell me our city uses ~yer money to
fmd illegal immigrants jobs? I guess next
you would want me to believe that ~ use
federal grant dollars to fund services to
Wegal immigrants rather than tab aue of
needy legal residents?
Harper says the majority or Costa Mesa
voteB might have need to get smart and
back one candidate against an "impta'm"'
in the special election (that ended up
being unnecessary! and we would end up
with a moderate. I guess ahe implytng
that law abiding, improvement minded
candidates are ex1mnlst1 One penon'a
moderate is another's extremist. was flSl.EJt
Costa Mesa
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South Coast Plaza remains an economic rock for Costa Mesa
" retail c:enttrs ln the county.
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the fOUrth quaru:r of 2002 JUit
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DATEBOOK Thursday, May 15, 2003 A9
THE CROWD
Philharmonic Society holds Chelsea Manor gala
I t's called Olelsea Manor, the
2003 Philharmonic I louse of
Design. The P.nglish-style
maNk>n in the hills of Orange
Palk Acres has been decorated,
6J,mished and appointed by local
design feUows of tlle American
Society of interior Designen.. Tile
public open house was
showcased May 4 to local society
and will remain on exhibition
through June I.
The premiere night gala WdS
created by Newport ladies
associated with ilie Udo We
committee of the Philharmonic
Society of Orange Cowuy.
The dynamic trio of Maureen
Ramer, chair, Mary Manno and
Muy McCarthy welcomed the
arriving crush. anxiou.or; lO visit
Olelsea Manor. indudmg very
invotvecl Udo Isle residcntl> and
members Marion Pk:kens witll
husband Dennis Pk:kens. Debbie
and Don Benedkt. l'.la1De
Gonion. Ga.II and Ira Rosenstein,
Jo)u Boghosian. Varta and Kurt
~ Diana Miner, Joyce
Merrltt. Allegra Stol~ and
Sul8nne Buck.
After a grand tour of t11e home
and grounds gu~L' tnivclt>d to
the Bowers Museum in ~nta Ana
for a bladt-uc diruier and danc:ing
under tlle star...
Susan Qaqu.ndah. pn.~1dent of
the Philharmonic Society
Committee, addrt•ssed the
reveJers wiili generow. thank.!> for
the support tllat made tJw lOOJ
design house pos,.,1ble. The
monthlong ewnt rcll~"':'> fund\
oece.sary to provide mll\ll
educauon program.l> 111 local
schools m a.-.sooa uon wuh th<:
Orange County Perfomung Art\
Center.
Nora and Hal Lehman, Alegra
and Raga' Brown. Marion and
Brad Smith. Judith and Willis
long)ar. CynthJa and Derek
Nlblo, Anne and Stan Angermeir.
Anita and Don Dabney .ind Jean
and Olde Gruver all supponed
the event.
For infonnation on ilie I lou'>t'
of Design, plea...e t'all (714)
840-7542.
FESTIVAL Of CHILDREN
VOLUNTEER DAY
Newport Coast ho'>ll"'-' ~
Stge:strom Daniels will put on
~Festival of Oilldren Volun tei-r
Day" on May 18 at South C.oa'>t
• Semi-Pr ivate for Men & Women
f>la7.a's
Carousel
Court.
This is the
second year of
the event
sponsored by
South Coast
Plaza,
Oilldrens
Hospital of B. W. COOK orange
County and
KOCE-Tv. Segerstrom-Daniels
created the volunteer day to
inspire local you th to become
involved in community affairs.
"'We l>oive to attract young
people from Orange County
willing to volunteer time to
nonprofit organizations that make
a difference right here at home,"
..aJd Segerstrom-Daniels. wife or
local executive John OanJek and
family partner in the Souch Coast
Plaza dynasty.
"I had the opportunity to
volunteer with Special Olympia.
when I was in tlle eighili grade,·
'>he added. "The value of helping
otJ1en. and ilie personal growth I
experienced ilirough giving was
of tremendous reward·
Segef'>trom-Daniels is working
witJ1 local school districts as well
tll> parenL'i. teachers and
organi.zatmns to make the
volunteer day a succes.o;. Call me
~uval ofOuldren at (714)
546-0110 for more infonnauon.
BAHAMAS SUNSET
the falluJoll\ 1rop1c-.tl houu4ut'
and l'l">taurant Tommy Rahama.-..
Newport Reach. hosted a or;unc;et
gc1thenng la<>t weel fur the
OuJdren\ Bureau of Orange
County.
Jne evening wa .. a pre-event
"tllank you" for underwnteror; and
patron'> of the upcoming John
and Donna Crean Clambake -.el
fur June 14 at tlle ltyatt
Nt'Wporter benefiting the
( hildren'<, Rureau. ont' of the
olde.t child-t'are agencie. in
California. and a favorite cause of
J )onna Crean.
Peggy Goldwater Oay wa,t, a l
the helm, busing guestl> including
Sharl Ciko, Lana Chandler and
Barbara and Jay Magnefis. along
wiili very generous sporu.or
Crevier BMW/Mini-Cooper
I donor. of the use of a Mint for
ont' year to a Wlflning auction
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bidder at tht' June 14 l'Vl'flt).
Also l'llJuymg I orrnny
Bahama.•." coconut o.,hrimp and
chardonnay on tht' patio at du.'>k
were Jack Matthews of AcrA
Aem,pac:e. Steve Skelton of
Wa.-.hington Mutual. Mehdi
Fftlkari. Maureen Zehntner, Beth
Shlekts. DarlJy ~ M.l.s8y
Seem and Margaret Kirby.
ll1e annual darnhake 1!> one of
the ma1or '>Unlm<.•r paruc-. on the
En1oying
dinner and
dancing are
Allegra
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McCarthy,
Mary
Manno.
Joyce
Merritt and
Leslie
Larson
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DATEBOOK -
DINING REVIEW
Bluewater rings of New England fish house
•
By Stephen Santacroce
I grew up in New England and
have many good memories of
summer trips along the
C.Onnecticut coast. driving up to
Cape c.od or Long Island, or
taking the ferry to Marthas
Vineyard or Block Island,
Most of these trips involved at
least one stop at a seaside fish
house, a typically understated
New England establishment
usually close to lhe fishing doc.ks
and featuring fresh fish, savory
chowders and deep-fried
shellfishJn an unasswning buc
picturesque aunosphere.
The setting of most of these
restaurants is so quinressentially
New England that it's hard to
imagine lhat lhey could be
replicated anywhere else. I'm
pleased to report. however. that
aside from lhe sun setting in the
wrong direction, lhe Bluewater
Grill in Newpon Beach has
captured lhe atmosphere,
friendly service and fresh menus
of its New England counterparts.
FYI
Whet Bluewater Grill
When: 630 Lido Park Drive,
Newport Beach
When: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. dally;
Sunday brunch, 10 a.m. to 3
p.m.
How Much: Moderately
expensive
Phone: (949) 675-3474
($19.80) season, and lhe
Bluewater Grill has lhe mild
white fish Down in daily. The
I
I
I
portion I sampled was simply •
perfect. The mild filet was gently
seasoned, grilled over the hot
coals and simply served wilh a ••
small cup or homemade tartar
·sauce, which augmented the
fresh Oavor of the halibut
Alaskan king salmon ($16.25)"
also in sea.son, and it's just as ·
good as the halibut (I've never
considered hijac.lcing, but if I
could find lhat flight coming in
from Alaska with the halibut and·
salm9n, I might be persuaded 10'
a life of crime). SdentislS with an
atomic clock couldn't have
cooked thls fish lo a more preci.M
doneness, leaving lhe filet moist,
but not undercooked. as is lhe
trend in some restaurants.
All of the grilled fish dishes arc
served with two sides. The
selection includes steak fries. rice
pilaf, vegetables, cole slaw and
sliced tomatoes.
The original Bluewater Grill, in
Udo Village next to the Cannery
on lhe old Delaney's sice, was
founded in 1996 by Jim UUclcas
and partner Rick Stanton.
Although the site was known as a
difficult spot for a restaunmt,
parking was limited, and summer
traffic could be daunting. UUclcas
and Stanton were convinced that
if lhey could serve fresh caught
fish in an attractive but casual
setting. lhey'd be successful.
Eight years of operation have
proven lhe partners right. and
lhey've expanded lhe concept to
three more locations: Soulh
Coast Pla7.a, Redondo Beach and,
most recently, Menlo Park. Their
success is based on the simplest
of premises: buy or catch fresh
fish, cook fresh fish and serve
fresh fish.
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
One of the speciatbes available at the Bluewater Grill is the
shellfish marinara, center, featuring New Zealand greeo-Up
mussels, black mussels from Prince Edward Island and Manila
clams from Washington state. Also featured are sashrmi of ahi,
left, and seared ahi, rear.
The slogan of Bluewater Grill I.I.
"eat fish -be healt.hy", and it~
Web site,
www.blueuwergrillcom. boasts
about lhe heallh benefits of fresh
fish.
An order of crispy friend whole
clams ($16.55) might not be
exactJy what lhe doctor ordered,
but lhe batch of fried littleneck.'> I
sampled (a food writer's
euphemism for devoured) was as
good as anything I'd had at any
seaside shack from Maine 10
Connecticut. Share an order if
you're too guilt ridden to cat a
whoieone.
Freshness is lhe mantra of this
chain, so much so that the
original Newpon Beach
restaum.nt boasts a water
filtration system made by
Aqua.k.Jeen to ensure lhat even
the tap water tastes as fresh as
possible.
Ofcourse,freshingredientsis
only one element of a successful
restaurant. Add a friendly staff.
reasonable prices and a
waterfront sening. and you've got
all the ingredients of success.
Bluewater is at lhe beginning
of Newport Bay next to lhe
historic Cannery. The restaurant
capitalizes on \la.seaside location
wllh a large oufdoor deck that
affords diners the opportunity for
true waterfront dining in
spectacular surroundings. Five
guest' docks are provided for
visiting boaters, and the deck is
espedally popular in the summer
months.
lnside. lhe restaurant sports a
full lounge with live
entertainment, an oyster bar
where fresh shucked oysters and
clams can be enjoyed with the
full dinner menu, and a casual
dining room wilh whitewashed
walls and ceilings, ceiling fans
and an array of sport fishing
photos adorning every free spot
of wall space .. The simple wood
tables and chairs are decorated
wilh nothing more complicated
than paper placemats and lhe
requisite silverware.
The menu at Bluewater Grill is
printed twice daily, ensuring that
lhe fish selection is up 10 date,
and boasts about 100 items.
prominently on lhe menu is lhe
oyster bar selecdon, which offers
fresh oyster ($8.95 per
half-dozen, $17.90 per dozen)
and clams (9.75 per dcr1.en). as
well as steamer po~ of clams or
mussels ($ 11.75 and S 11.50,
respectively}.
Anolher favorite from lhe
oyster bar is !>eared a.hi ·1chiban~
($9.95), sushi-grade ahi rubbed
wilh a combination of spices and
quickly seared to create a cooked
outer crust around a tender rare
center ..
It's as good as any ahi I've had
in town, and lhe perfect
complement to some smoked
albacore ($6.95), fresh caught
tuna lhat's smoked in house over
aJderwood coals and served wilh
a tangy tartar sauce.
No respectable New
England-style fish house would
be complete wilhout a selection
of hearty chowders. and lhe
Bluewater Grill is no exception,
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serving up a thick New England
clam chowder and a red
Manhattan version (S3.25 for a
cup. $4 .. 25 for a bowl).
I'm a fan of lhe creamy New
England style of chowder. but
lhis was perhaps one of the few
disappointments for me. The
chowder was almost too thick.
and I had to fish a HttJe too hard
for the clam piecett.
Seafood cocktail lovers
i.houldn't miss eilher of the
shrimp cocktails (small bay
shrimp for SS.95, or larger
prawns for $8.95), or lhe
dungeness crab cocktail ($7.95).
All lhree are adorned wilh a
tangy. homemade codaail sauce
and fresh lemon wedges.
All of these starters are only a
prelude, of course. for lhe fresh
fish featured on each day's menu.
All of lhe fish is caught locally or
Oown in fresh, and the menu
even mentions whelher the fish
was caught or raised on a farm.
O:>ok:ing lhe fish at Bluewater
Grill is lhe culinary equivalent of
walking lhe high wire without a
net. There are no fancy sauces to
mabk any Oavor imperfections,
no artfully arranged vegetables or
olher garnishes to distract from
lhe main selection.
The bean of the menu is the
fish grilled over the mesquite
grill. This is Alaslcan halibut
Bluewater GriJJ offer~ a
well-rounded selection of mo!>lly
Califomia wines to augment yow
dining choices. as well as a
selection of beers on tap.
I should probably offer a word
of caution at this poinl to people
who don't eat fish· you're choices
will be limited -a rib eye steak_
rosemary grilled chicken breast •
and a few salads that can be
topped with grilled chicken
breast.
I've often criticized Newpon
Beach for having few restaurants
that combine waterfront dining
wilh good food. The Bluewater
Grill is clearly the exception, ,
combining lhe freshest seafood. •
sldllfully prepared. wilh a !
picturesque bayside setting and C
friendly, casual aunosphcre. Add•
a few good friends. and it's really:!
hard to aslc for much more. :'"
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other Thursday. Send him your ,
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DATEBOOK Ttusday, May 15. 2003 All l
JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE
Harbor Lawn • Mt. Olive Cemetery's
49th Annual
Memorial Day Service 'Family' a bit contrived, 'Dlycare' offers bathroom humor
M embers of three real-life
generations of the
Douglas acting clan play
three tlcdonal generations of the
Gromberg attorney clan in this
modest effort
-----. on family
valu~. Kirk
and Michael
Douglas
translate
some ofUle
dynamics lhat
might be in
the11 personal
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JOHN
DE PKO
LO thi!>
on screen
portrayal of
Uberal New
Yock lawyen. coming to tenns
with the fanilly'~ ~functional
side.
Reflecting reality, Kirk Douglas
is courageous and feisty as the
Grouiberg patnan:h overcorrung
the effects of a recent '>trokc dlld
the death of his wife. fo hr~
credjt. there is no maudhn
sympathy for Kirk's conctiuon. I le
bulls forward with hL'> lines and
the situations tha1 an~ w1tJ1 a
spirited determination without
regard to his handicap. Ille
moments of emotional truth tl\at
exist in the film come Crom tlle
few poignant scene!> that cen1er
on Kirk's handUng of the
circumstances that befall him.
His interacooru. with tlle utJ1cr
two generalloru. are I~
satisfying. The M:reenplay Wdlll!>
to present seriow. ~<,ue<. for the
characters Lo deal with. but the
treatment lads cunv1ct1on.
Michael i.eerm 10 bt• throwing
dialogue softball<, for hi'> father to
tut out of the parll. I LI' M>n
Cameron·s role a .. the pt>rpetwl
partying coUege student 1'
ltgbtwe1ght and fo~elldhle
Tbough we know we are -.eemg a
real father, '>'m and >,'lClfld.son on
the screen, tllere i<, too much that
is connived and nut genume for
us 10 laXe them wnowJy. But
there are still '>Orne l'llJ<ifdhle
moments.
Bernadene Pt'tcr.. doe~ Jn
excellent 1ob as Mll:hael''> hamed
wife. Rory f.<tUJk1n a'> the
youngest son do~ .m adm1r.1ble
tum as an 11 ·Yl'at·old boy 011 his
first date.
Overall, "It Hun!-. in the 1-amtly~
is a bit or Ouff wuh a nice touch
of sentiment that would fir ru<.cty
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on the small screen as a
made-for-lV movie.
• JOHN DEJ't(() is a Costa Mesa
resident and a senior investigator for
the Orange County public
defender's office.
·~ddy' takes the easy
path to laughs
I r you·re a 6-year old. then
tddie Murphy's latest
comedy, "Daddy Day Care," IS
the mavte for you -lots of kick.'>
to the crotch. pratfalls and
bathroom humor. Think of the
Three Stooges crossed with
• Jackas...." and you get the idea
fhis is not so much a bad
movie as a disappomcment that a
talented cast was used l>Lrictly for
dumb laughs and our money.
Uke Robin Williams. Murphy
needs to hold out for bener
!;Cnpl!> that play to his strengths
rather than just go for a
promising
concept
Murphy plays
a newly
unemployed
ad man,
Owlie
Hinton, who
adores his
UttJe boy; but
doesn't really SUSANNE make time for
PEREZ tum. Cllarlte·s
pal and
former co-worker f>tuJ (Jeff
Gartin) IS a weekend dad with
-;enow. ll>.'>U~ about porty
1rammg.
No longer able to afford the
fancy preschool led by lhe aptly
named Mil>s I lamdan (AngeUca
I lu'>ton. m fuU Cruella De Ville
mode), and with his wife
n..><,urnmg her career as an
a11omey, lharlie comes up with
the abl>urdly natve idea of starting
luJ.. own day care center in his
Zellweger
and Ewan
McGregor
star in the
romantic
comedy
"Down
With
Love; in
theaters
Friday.
home. After all, he ha... a college
degree and likes lei~ How 1ougtl
can it be?
What ensues is every parent's
worst nightmare and every child\
dream. But of course. since lh1'> 11>
Murphy's movie, somehow lhe.e
guys manage 10 tum thmgs
around and gjve Mis.'> Hamdan'<>
school a run for their money.
They even hire a doofus from
their old agency, Marvin (Steve
Zahn) who IS as ver.>ed m Mr.
Spock as Dr. Spock. ML-.s
Harridan is ultimately reduced to
being a cros.smg guard m '>Olerto
heels (again. more 'iCat)' than
funny).
Exinng the theater. I overheard
comments like, ·weU. 11 wasn't
quite as awful as I thought 11
would be." The popcorn wa...n't
bad, either.
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THEATER REVIEW
'Giant Rat' at OCC offers inspired performances
By Tom Titus
W hen you scan the
program and find
character names such
as "Caped Fiend," "Vicious
Rascal" and "IMI Doer." it's
pretty evident that the show in
question Is not to be taken
seriously-even if the names of
the creators (Jaclc Sharkey and
Tun Kelly) haven't already
offered an advance clue.
Tu be sure, "Sherloclc Holmes
and the Giant Rat of Sumatra"
was not among the many
mysteries from the master
wordsmith Arthur Conan Doyle
-he even merits an apology in
the program at Orange Coast
College, where this farcical
mystery with music is playing
through Sunday.
Sharkey and Kelly, separately
and together, particularly
enjoyed taking potshots at
legendary fictionaJ characters
(Sharkey, of El Toro, has long
since passed away). so a satirical
slice of Sherlock would seem.
weU, elementary. And that's
prelty much the level of the
piece, though it receives some
inspired interpretation from
OCCs enthusiastic performers
under the direction of Alex
Golson, with Beth Hansen at the
piano.
To begin with, in the locaJ
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MUSIC
BAVARIAN RADIO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
(Minimum $5.00 Purchase)
Expires June 12, 2003 L-------------------------~
The Philharmonic Society of
Orange County presents the
Bavarian Radio Symphony
Orchestra in Segers1rom Hall at 8
p.m. today. The orchestra will
perform Brahms' Symphony No.
2, Debussy's ·u Mer" and the
suite from Richard Strauss' "Der
Rosenkavaller.' Tickets are $19 to
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CoNGRATUtATION
NEWPORT-MESA'S
FYI
WHAT: "Shertock Holmes and
the Giant Rat of Sumatra"
WHERE: Orange Coast College
Drama Lab Theater
WHEN: Closing performanoe1
tonight thro ugh Saturday at 8
p.m .. Su nday at 2 p.m.
COST: $8 to $12
CALL: (714) 432·6880
version, the master detective ls a
boyish-looking sleuth (Rudolph
Niemann) attended by a
continually miffed Dr. Watson
(Michael R. Cavinder), who
overestimates hls own
importance -at least in
Holmes' opinion. The reason
given for Watson's never
committing this adventure to
print is groaRingty specious.
Niemann has captured his
character's incredibly egocentric
nature and understated
authority beautifully in a finely
articulated performance.
Cavinder simmers with a fine
blend of admiration and
discomfited envy as the second
banana.
Holmes' archenemy, Professor
Moriarty, doesn't have much to
do until the second act except
toss in a melodramatic fackle
every now and then. But when
the plot thickens, Sean F. Gray
brings his character's evil genius
$59. Information" (949) 553·2422.
OCC CHORALE CONCERT
Orange Coast College's
120-voice chorale will close out
its 2002-03 season with a
concert at 8 p.m. Saturday in
OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre.
The concert will feature
Schubert's beautiful and moving
Mass in G. and J.S. Bach's
Cantata 4, ·christ lag in
Todesbanden." Tickets are S8 to
$10. Information: (714) 432·5880.
FRENCH PtANIST JEAN· YVES
ntlBAUDET
Italian pianist Maurizio Pollinl has
fallen ill and will be replaced by
French pianist Jean-Yves
Thibaudet in the Wednesday
concert presented by the
Philharmonic Society of Orange
County. Jean· Yves will be
,
to the fore with a vengeance in
an outrageously zealous
performance.
Gray, Indeed, is the most
watchable element of the show,
but he's aptly challenged for that
honor by Emily Rued as a slinky
Asian femme fatale called
Oolong. who uses her hypnotic
eyes much to the same effect as
Jaclc the Ripper (yes, he's here
too, son of) employs a dagger.
Rued 'is a familiar figure on the
OCC stage, and her wor.X in this
show, while all too brief, is
memorable indeed.
The aforementioned weapon
is the central element in a rather
outlandish plot lnvoMng a cuh
of Sumatran rat worshipers, but
it's Moriatry's scheme for world
domination and Holmes'
elimination that are brought
center stage.
Along the way, the large OCC
chorus of colorful background
characters belts out Sharkey's
musical message (including one
snJppet borrowed from Stephen
Sondheim).
Harriet C Whitmyer doubles
as I lolmes' giddy landlady, Mrs.
Hudson. and a surprise
character inserted as a red
herring late in the show. Megan
M. Zuliani is property
aristocratic as Holmes' desperate
client, while Katie McGuire
scores as her queasy
(J
performing a program of Chopin,
Debussy and Satie in Segerstrom
Hall at 8 p.m. Tickets are $45 to
$35. Information: (949) 553-2422
JAZZ.TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beach presents a Jazz
trio Sunday through Wednesday
as regular entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach.
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
610 10 p.m. Monday through
Wednesday. (949) 718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cate presents
Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11
p.m . every week. ·wanted"
musicians include guitar players,
bass players, singers, drummers,
keyboardists and others at 100
Main St., Newport Beach. Free.
(9491675-nso.
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T
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companion. Heather Leanna
cutely plays a ditsy damsel In
distress, and Teddy Spencer is -'
properly clueless as Scodand
Yard's Inspector Lestrade.
All this inspired craziness Is
carried out against an imposing
baclcdrop designed by David
Scaglione that Includes a
glimpse of Big Ben and a
fiendishly designed Mshrinking •
machine" ... and eventually th•
gargantuan vermin of lhe titl~. ~
Cynthia Carley's creative periOO: ,
costuming further enhances the
production. ! :
That this particular Sherlock :
Holmes mystery is also a
musicaJ may not advance the :
plot. but it does enrich the '
proceedings. panicularty durin3
the sequence in which Holmes
and Watson perform a
vaudeville-style buck and wing
while warbling MWendy. the
Winsome Wench from •
Worstershire."
"Sherlock l lolme5 and the •
Giant Rat of Sumatra" may not •
be great theater, but at cenainJy.
is great fun. OCC may be facing
c;ome severe budget curs in its
theatrical program. but the
coUege hru. puUed out all the
stops for this production.
• TOM TITUS re111ews local theater
for the Daily Pilot. His rov1ews
appear Thursdays and Saturdays.
MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ.
Walter Lakota and David Alcantar,
the New York Jazz Connection
Duo, play at Mamma Gina al 251
E. Coast Highway m Newport at 8
p.m. Fndays and Saturdays and
at 7 p.m Sundays and Mondays.
Diana Drtn ioms lhe duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's free.
Information: (949) 673·9500
MUSIC AT TliE GRILL
The Bluewater Grill offers hve
music Friday and Saturday
nights. Greg Morgan, Nick Peper
and Kelly Gordien (known as
MPG) perform classic rock, R&B_.
and swing al 8:30 p.m. Fridays. .,.
Marvin Gregory and MPG will ..,
perform classic rock. swing and ~
R&B at 8:30 p.m· Saturdays. The
restaurant 1s at 630 Lido Park
Dnve, Newport Beach. Free. (949J ..
675-3474
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Their significant accomplishments are matched
only by their impressive life goals. With dreams of becoming a
physicist, actor, lawyer. senator, engineer and college professor,
these outstanding high school seniors are now bound for the top
universities in the country. This ambitious group is headed to
MIT, Stanford, NYU, UCtA,USC, Dartmouth and Duke. each with
the hopes of fulfilling their dreams.
• 1
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Although they may travel different paths, they h.we one thing in
common -an appreciation for the educational foundation that
has fostered their aspirations and creativity, and has provided
them with the ski lls they needed to continue on to these
prestigious universities.
The Irvine O:>mpany is committed to investing in the outstanding
schools on the Irvine Ranch -schools that are consistently ranked
among the finest in the state. The Student Leadership Awards
Program recognizes high school students in the Irvine, Laguna
Beach, Newport-Mesa, Orange and Tustin school districts who
demonstrate outstanding leadership skills and the potential to
make a difference in our community. These eight studen~ are
competing with 22 other high school seniors for $96,000 in
scholanhlp grants. The top four winners. who will each receive
$10,000 in college scholarsh ip fund$. will be announced at the
annual awards dinner May 22; 2003 .
• 1Hli IMNICIJIRHf
c.ood Plannina Goes A Long Way
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"I always ~ove beating
CdM teams."
Michael tWer, University
doubles player
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DON LEACH DAILY PILOT
The Orange Coast College women's swimming team, coached by Don Watson and Dave Salo, captured Orange Empire Conference and state champ1onsh1ps
this season, the Pirates' first state title since 1997 and their 13th overall. Sherry Tsai, second from right on bottom row, set three national records.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS
Li stymies
Snyder in
PCL final
CdM senior dropped in title match
against upset-minded University
foe, 6-4, 6-1, on Wednesday.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
lAGUNA BEACH -A chink In Garren Snyder's ar-
mor became larger and larger Wltil the Corona del
Mar High singles standout found himself in a bole too
deep to clJmb out or against University's Jack U in lhe
Pacific Coast League singles final Wednesday at La-SEAN HlllER/DAll.Y Pl.OT
guna Beach High. Garrett Snyder lost to Uni's Jack Li 1n the Pacific Coast League Stngles final at Laguna Beach on Wednesday.
FolJowing a grueling first game that produced effec-
tive shot making by both players. Snyder -the top the first or four deuces. u prevailed to taJce a lead he
seed -began to rush his serves, commit several un-Wouldn't relinquish whtn Snyder double faulted
forced errors and lose his composure just enough to "I didn't feel comfortable on my strokes and had no
give U. the No. 2 seed, the fuel to produce a 6-4, 6-1 momentum," Snyder sa.id. "I wasn't on my best game
victory. and Jack played well•
"I Just tried to take the ball early and make (Snyder) Snyder broke a string on his racquet during the sev-
move as much as he could," U said. "I kept him away enth game of the first set and used another model the
from his strength. which are volleys. -rest of the match.
Snyder, who lost for only the second time in singles ·1 couldn't find any rhythm after that," Snyder said.
play this season. said the match turned after he broke '-Every racket is different with the strings. grip ...
to de U. 3-3, tn the first set weight•
Snyder went down, 15-40, but battled back to force U burst to a 5-0 lead in the second set before Sny-
der, who has defeared lJ tWlce this year by 6-3 counts.
rook one game. ·earrett was frustrated and tried to hit winners on
every ball where the percentages were low.· CdM
Coach Tun Mang <1aid. ·vou've got to lake the o ffen-
stve against Jack."
Snyder went away fTom fast·paced ground strokes
at the baseUne and anempted to drop volley several
balls. but many found the net or sailed wide. U an-
swered back with fierce cro~-court winners.
See SNYDER, Pase 83
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
R~bert Khoury
Hard-working Sailor sensation's sterling prep debut
includes unexpected Sea View League singles title .
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CARL EHMANN
Thursday, May 15, 2003 Bl
GOLF
Tea Cup
taking
shape
P arts of the Tea Cup < la'''l
puzzle ar. e beginning to fit 1ntu
place -like who the
compeorors will be
Santa Ana Country Oub\ ~ananne
Towersey won an unprect>dl'nted 19th
women's club champ1omh1p, J Tl. hole
Oigh1 completed 10 da~ ago. 'wild ~11ke
Reehl, the club·s director of golf
Towersey averaged 76 oVt'r the
four-day tournament 10 win ht•r ninth
club title in a row. Un Stafford too~
second.
Towersey. winner of la.'>t yl•ar' I t·a
Cup. joins Big C'Alllyon Country< lul>\
Sally Holstein and Me<.a Vt·rdt· < ountry
O ub's Akem1 Khaia1 to quaJ1ry for iln
invitation in the stroke-play l'Vt'llt for
the four wome n·s club chctmp1011' 111
the Daily Pilot circulatio n. lov.l'N.'Y ha'>
won four of SllC Tea
Cup Classic~
The fourth and
final spol for Tea
Cup VII will be
detemuned toda}
for Newpon Beach
CoWltry Oub's
women's champion
Defending club
champion Deb bie
Albright has a BRYCE four·stroke lead
(247) heading into ALDERTON
the final 18 holes
over Janic.e Sauter (25 1 I and l\i;trH"\
Curci (252). The fir..1 and .. ernnd
rounds were held May 6 and H ,.,hilt• the
third round was complere<l I Ul..,<l<t\
Play begins roday a1 ff a .m
UEveryon e m the champ11Jn,h1p 01gh1
hasn't played to their po1en11al vet th.-.
year," said PauJ Hahn. the club' hedd
professional. ·111s anyboc..I)' 111 \\Ill." ...
It's official.
With final accoWlung complete the
2003 Toshiba Senior Qa.<,s1c ra1-.ed SI
million, the founh con-.ecume w.u thl'
event has reached or excet'ded 1h,11
amount in charitable proct't'<h
ln the six years since Hoag
Memorial Hospital Pre'ib)1ena11
became the tournamen1 ori~ani.rer
and lead chariry. the evenr's prun •ed'
have exceeded SS.7 m ill wn in La'h
donations. Including m k.md
donatio ns. six-year cha r11able
contributions have exceedl'd $7
million. Both figures are the mo<,I for
any PGA Olampiom four even I
Hoag will receive S881 .3 I 5 of lhl'
proceeds. helping fund tlle I loag
Women's Pavilion. a seven-'ito ry
309.000-square-foor faoJ1ry scheduled
to open on the Hoag campu'> in 200">
1\velve local students wdl rece1w part
of $24,000 in grants as pan of the
annual Toshiba Senior aa .. s1r
Scholarship Fund.
UC lrvine athletics will receivl' SJ.600
while S 1.000 is eannarted for the
Corona del Mar High golf ream
Irvine-based Toshiba (.om p11tl'r
Systems Group has ..erved a-. the
tournamen t's title spomor s1m e the
inaugural evenr m 1995.
See GOl.F, P11e 82
• 1
IZ Th.nd1y, Mly 15, 2003 SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL GIRtS SWIMMING
Newport sets sights on finals
Sailors qualify for
CIF Division I
championships in all
but three events.
llet.nle Neff
Daily.Pilot
BELMONT SHORE -New-
pon Harbor Higb's girls swim
Coach Ken LaMont was all
smiles Wednesday at the CIF
Soµtpem Section Division I pre-
liminaries at Belmont Plaza. And
he had good reason.
The Sailors placed swimmers
in the 6nals of all but three
events, and even in two of those
races. impressive swims kept the
smile on La.Mont's face.
The usual suspects dJd their
job, as seniors Nicole Mackey,
Hayley Peirsol and Mai Tajima.
who all swim for the Irvine
Novaquatics, qualified for the fi-
nals in each of their two individ-
ual events, as weU as two relays.
The finals will be held at 6 p.m.
Friday at Belmont Plaza
Mackey posted the best time
in the 200-yard i(ldJviduaJ med-
ley, taking almost two seconds
off her seed time by swlmmlng a
2:04.29. Ashley Depaul of Villa
Pa.de was second best, winning
her heat in 2:05.63.
Depaul, who swims for the
Aquaz.ots, will be Maclcey's big·
gest competition Priday. The two
will also meet in the finals of the
100 butterlly. Depaul swam a
56.40 to earn the top spot fn the
event Mackey won her heat in
56.67 and will enter the finals as
the third seed. 'Elliko Heimbach
of Irvine was second in 56.50.
"Usually io the prelims I just
lay back." Mackey said. ~I'm go-
ing to try as bard as I can to win
on F'riday, but Ashley's Oy is awe-
some."
Peirsol, who was suffering
from a bad cold, was still able to
post the second-fastest time in
both the 200 and 500 freestyles..
Peirsol won both her beats, but
was a second off her seed time in
the 200, swimming a 1:52.87, and
more than two seconds slower in
the 500 (4:52.75). Adrienne
Binder of San Marcos. who will
join Peirsol at Auburn next fall,
won both her heats, setting up
for two anticipated finals. ·wa are uch good friends,"
Peirsol said. "It's going to be
really exciting."
Tajima was sixth best to the
200 free, taking more than a sec·
ond off her seed tlme with a
1:55.75. She also bettered her
time In the l 00 backstroke by
more than a second with a 58.39.
"I was preny swprised with
my clme (in the 200 free!/ Tuji-
ma said. ·1 injured my back a
year ago and l was finally able to
get my time back."
Mackey, Tajima. Peirsol and
sophomore Anne Belden put on
an impressive perfonnance in
the 400 freestyle relay, cutting
more than four seconds olf their
time and placing second in
3:36.18.
l.aMont told Belden, a water
polo player, moments before the
race she would anchor the three
club swimmers. Belden held up
her end, swimming a personal-
best leg or 54.42, holding off
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SWIMMING
Santa Barbara to win the heaL
1\ljJ.rna. Jenna Murphy, Mackey
and Peirsol quallfled fourth in
the 200 medley relay In 1 :51.68,
almost three seconds better than
their seed time.
GMng the Sallon a gllmpse or
their future, freshman Leab Rob-
ertson, who swam on the junior
varsity this season, led off the
200 freestyle that flnlshed ad-
vanced to the flna1s lo che eighth
spot in 1:42.09. Senior Ashley Pa-
role. Belden and Murphy
rounded out the team.
Robertson was also the only
swimmer in the SO free for the
Sailors, after she earned a con-
sideration time .in the Sea View
League junior varsity ftnal. Rob-
ertson. a water poJo player, just
missed the consolation champJ-
onshlps with a time of 25.26, .<n
seconds better than her seed
time.
"For my age, it's just fun to be
here.· Robertson saJd. "It's a
good experience for me. but it's a
litde awkward swimming with all
these older girls who are so
good.·
Sailors' tank on empty at prelims
Andrew Cole keeps
Newport from
getting shut out of
championship finaJ s.
Melanie Neff
Daily Pilot
BELMONT SHORE -The
Newport Harbor High boys swim
team put everything it had into
trying to upset Irvine at the Sea
View League finals last week.
On Wednesday, at the CIF
Southern Section Division I pre-
liminaries at Belmont Pla7~. the
Sailors ran out of gas.
With the exception of senior
Andrew Cole, the only club
swimmer on the team. the de-
fending Division I champion
TAACK
AND FIELD
UC Irvine's
Turpin leads
Sailor were shut OU( Of the cham-
pionship finals. They did, how-
ever, pJace both of their freestyle
relays in the consolation cham-
pionships. giving Cole someone
to cheer him on in Friday's finals
at 6 p.m . at Belmont Plaza.
Cole. who swims for the
Novaquatics, swam the fastest
preliminary time in the JOO-yard
baclcstrok:e, taking 0.25 second
off his seed time, finishing in
52.56. Only 0.42 seconds sepa-
rated Cole from the fifth -place
qualifier Scan Spansail of San
Oemente, who finished in 52.98.
setting up for an exciting final.
In the 100 freestyle, Cole, the
defending dwnpion, tied with
Doug Ciolli of Santa Margarita for
the day's fifth-fastest time in 47.15.
'fyler Wilson of Santa 8art>ara ~
corded a 46.30 to lead the quali·
KHOURY
Continued from Bl
tiers. Cole's time in the freestyte
was almost a full second faster
than his seed time of 48.10, but
was a full second &lower than his
title swim last year or 46.15.
"I'm pretty happy with the
time," Cole said. "It was a mod-
erate time for me right now. Last
year I was a lot faster because we
had (A.aeon( Peirsol and (Ryan(
Lean, and that put a lot more
pressure on my shoulders to go
faster. This year is my senior year
and I just want to have fun here
with my team."
Despite the rest of the team
failing to qualify for a champion-
ship final, the boys all seemed to
be pleased with their effort. The
200 freestyle relay or Cole, Na-
than Weiner. Michael Bury and
Sean McGhie just missed the
championship final by 0.06 sec-
0ROI I ICHCUIY
~Apl1lt, ,. ......... ,_~
~ catch-up with his prep peers, ~~foot
many of whom have been ~ 110 b~noing from a baseline since PlpM:lll TennNls t -•--i---o-·a-sn· o. ,..,,. .... they were able to swing a C'IMilll; Jeff ThomMn
racquet, the combination of de-le allu ._.. CWc*en C.. Nied
termination and natural talent ,. ... _.."'fhe l'odl• .... _...I .........
onds, recording the 10th fastest
time in 1:28.59, aod taking more
than a second off their seed time.
Los Alarnltos clocked the fastest
time in 1:27.20.
Cole, Bury, Ross Sinclair and
Weiner will swim in the conso·
talion championship of the 400
freestyle relay after posting the
12th best time in 3:16.70.
·we aU tapered last week for
league," Weiner said. ·That was
our big meet. We can definitely
feel it today. But we definJtely
weren't sJacking today. I think
everyone is happy with what we
did this year."
Newport Coach Jason Lynch
agreed
"IA'lt week was our peak. ~
~ this dose (from lhe league d-
de)," said ~ holding up his
tbuoD and fDrefingl!r an inch apart
ing. • Khoury said. ·1 just want
to improve and continue to
wo rk harder and harder. If I
play someone who has alrudy
beaten me, I want to come
back and beat them. If I play
the way I can, good things usu-
ally happen."
has made him a rising force. .._ ... ..._....w._......,
UC Irvine junior Annmarie "He has been unbelievable w "°Slit Iona•• c:.un.r Oper\
Turpin is the first-day leader of aU year." said Thomsen, whoae =~•·•-1111...,_
Khoury. the No. 2 seed in the
Sea View singles tournament,
bad never played top-seeded
Shimpei Suzuki of Woodbridge
until last week.
the heptathJon after the first four Sailors earned their first trip to ...... ._ ....... "'.._..
events in the Big West Confer-the CIF' Southern Section play-..._ .. _.. .. ..,. .... ~
~But he bad beaten a guy i
bad lost to, so I was fired up to
beat him," said Khoury, who
prevailed, 2-6, 7-6, 6-1. to be-
come the first Sailor to claim a
league singles crown since Ge-
off Abrams in 1994. •it felt ·
good to beat a good player, "He
beat me pretty badly in the
first set. but I felt much better
in the second seL It took me a
ence track and field champion-offs in at least 13 seasons by ~._ ... .,._..,.
ships at Cal State Northridge .beating Irvine in a third-place ==-...::..·~~
Wednesday. playoff Friday. .,,.,. '° .._. '° ._ 01
Turpin leads the 13-alhl~ Khoury lost only one game ~ ~
field with 3,242 points, Idaho's in sweeping three sets in the OllJ Nol
Dacia Fernandez is second with crucial 12-6 win over Irvine to Colleaaupons rMd..,.
3,144, UCI senior Jessica Stafford secure Daily PiJot Athlete of t..==================:::J
is third with 2,998 points and de-the Week recognition. "lie has
fending champion Katie Farner had big win after big win." while to figure out what to do with him."
of Utah State is fourth with 2,929. A big serve is part of the winning equation for
Turpin had a career-best time Khoury. who at 6-foot. 170 pounds, is bigger than
or 14.55 in the 100-meter hurdles most of his fellow ninth-graders. But there i~ as
(No. 7 in UCJ hislory), went 5 much finesse as muscle to his game and his men-
reet. 7 y. inches in the high jump. tal toughness has also been key.
Thomsen figures Khoury has what it takes to
earn a college tennis scholarship. And. while
Khoury has such aspirations. he is reluctant to
think that far ahead.
threw the~shot-put 37-5 ~ and •tte's basically an aggressive baseliner who is
'1lJ1 the 2<le meters in 25.4 I. Stal-willing to come to the net,· Thomsen said. ·He
ford recorded a career-best time has a huge first serve and it's only getting stron-
of 14.59 in the 100-meter hurdJes ger. But his bread and butter is his down-the-line
(No. 9 In UCI history). bad a backhand. And, he's very mature for his age. He
mark of 5·5 in the high jump, really keeps it together on the court."
"I just try to go day by day," said Khoury, who
never expected to be a league champion his first
prep campaign. "I try11ot to get too excited about
things, until they come."
Thomsen said Khoury's humility is genuine.
but the coach. who played at Newport alongside
Abrams, did not hesitate when discussing his
emerging star's potential. threw the shot put 31 -0 !h and Khoury admits few things rattle him and his
ran 25.83 in the 200 meters. The competitive drive helps him maintaJn an uncom-
heptalhlon concludes with the mon focus.
final three events Thursday. "It really doesn't matter to me who I'm play-
"From the first day I saw him two yean ago, I knew
he was going to be a great tennis player," Thomsen
said. "He's well on is way to doing just that"
GOLF
Continued from B 1
•••
•••
Saturday at Las Vegas Golf Oub in Las Vegas,
Nev.
Wt.I.son, who pitched for P.stancla High
and Long Beach State. sent bis llth drive
347 yards. 7 inches, to take top honol'!I of an
estimated 6eld of 50-60.
By winning the competition. Wil~n
bypasses the first round and will compete in
the district final.s, encom~lng Gallf omla
and Nevada. September 13-14 in Mesquite,
Nev., with a chance to move on to the wor1d
championships in October.
That Is. if he doesn't play In Thxas first.
WtLwn. who at.ands 6-foot-3 and ~ghs 200
pounds, said he may put h1s 52-lnch driwr
to the l t ln lune et another district-final
quallfyf ng site. W1nnera of the local
qualifim haw the optJon o/ competing In
other dJscrtcts lf they c:hoole, W11son·srud.
•••
Gteetlnp to one and all ln the golf
communfry. '
I wUI bt wrftlna golf colu.mna alonpide
lbe watcht\al •and befplUI band of l\lch
Dunn, who handed W« tome or ..
~OlftMUtJ to atterid to new eodeavon
ueditor.
I have bad &ht p"aauro ot 'f>Hk!ng with a
ft of yc)!.I ~ llitd Hahn) and look
bward to mMt.lng many membert of lhe
goll communky u lime progrie 11•
Golf II~ 1\-e ollftd ltnc:e I Ml .
l.
13. I'm now 24 and even though I can't go
out and shoot in the 80s on a regular buis
like I did in high school, walking the
fairways and smelling the hshJy out 8JaSS
remains the best stress-reliever I lcnow of.
I love the people at a golf course. I worked
as a can attendant at Mission Viejo Country
Oub for four years during high ICbool and
formed some suong friendahlps wttb
11\embers and oo~wotken ln the middle of
racing up and down hills, mrlmng the cart1
and bap. I also played for two eeuom, boch
at the lower levels on Santa Marp.rita Hlgh'I
t(am in the mJd-19909 when It ~
found itself vying for a OP champlomblp.
We were also in charge orftlUna the cti¥Otl
on the drtvtng range wltb And eech nAght,
occuionaUy using a ftah.llpt to battle tbe
datkness that of\en crept in. That~ Ilona
with deaning 400 hip on the buliciet n.lah"
often t~ted my padenc::e.
But an encouraging word from my boa
or a member •trolllna through tbe bis room to hll or her car could tale the trMal
~bwdena of lite at a plf coune ind mike
cne lftllt.e I wu In 1 ~wt.-""'* were, for the mott pert. carefftit and JowW.
It ii. in fact. a aolf coune. A pa.ce piiaple
come to~ the burdeM of_..., only
for a few houri.
l wekOme an opportUnky co loin ...
communJty again end lhe people Chit ...
hto~
Daty Pi6ot
OUTDOORS
Cool temperatures
slow down fishing
S pon angjers off Balboa
Pavilion are hoping the
area or wann water
currently holding off Baja
Norte will move up into
channel waters and bring with
It schools of yellowtail.
albaco1e, bluefln tuna and
hopefully make the white sea
bass bite become more
predictable.
lemperatures along the
coast aM holding in the
mid-to-high 50s and these
cooler than nonnal sea temps
have slowed 6sb1ng for bass
and barmcud.a for the half.
and three-quarter day trips
rµnn.lng out of Davey's Locker
and Newport L1lnding
Sportfishing.
A trip
eadytbis
week aboard
thefasc
six-pack
charter boat
Bongosll.
operated by
Bongos
'-'------' Sportfishing
JIM
NIEMIC
Ow:ters
(949-673-
2810) ba.5ed
in Newport
Beach. produced only fair
6shl.ng at Catalina Island as
the open party dlarter worked
the front side or the island
under the helm of <:aptain
Chandler 8eJJ of Newport Beach. .
f.arlier in the week <:aptain
Bell had anchored in a couple
of the right coves and returned
dock side with a several legal
white sea bass and a double
digit yellowtall taken from
under a stringer kelp. The
Bongos IJ departed the
Pavilion docks at 5 am. and
set a compass course right for
the slide area off Avalon to
meet up with the squid boat,
Uttle Jack. This short stop was
made to top off the bait tank
with ·candy"-livesquid
whlc:b ls the best bait for
catc:blng tea bass.
1be first couple of
tmdltlonal sea bass fishing
gJ0\1Dds only produced a few
small calico bass and assorted
bottom &h of which most
were released by the group of
conaervation angiers on board.
New bottom fish regulations
impoeed by the Department of
Fish and Game also made it
mandalwy to release a
number of large sculpin and
lingcod. A move to Junk Beach
looted good from the stan
when a nwnber of sub-legal
white sea bass were caught
and camuDy released.
Unfortuoately the bite never
developed for any of the boats
fishing the island but
oondJtlons look good and
wblt&eea bass fishing could
break wide open any day.
Along the coast there are
some breezing schools of log
banaruda that are popping up
a few miles oft' the beach.
Artificial reefs and stringer
kelp are holding some calico
bass but the sand bass bite
hasn't gotten off to a very good
start. Despite the cold water,
bait conditions are good with a
mix of anchovies and sanlines
to go along with squid.
COURTESY Of M NIEMIEC
Cole Misetich of Newport
Beach was proud of the
4-poond rainbow trout he
landed at Irvine Lake Lagoon
with hi.s dad, Mike.
The bait barge Is now
operating inside the ~t jetty
for those planning trips out to
the fishing grounds. When
beading out or the halbor
switch to channel 11 to make
arrangements to pldt up a
scoop or two ofUve bait
San Diego boats are fishing
yeUowtail off the nonhem
coast of Baja and some pretty
good scores were reponed this
week before the wind came
up. Captain 8Ul2 Brirendine of
the sportfi.sher Prow1er,
operatingoutofFishermans
Landing. reponed a recent trip
produced quality yeilowtail
fishing with iron and Uve bait
for yellows m the 15-to-22
pound ~ l11ese M:hools of
breezing tails could move up
quick:ty and be fishable by
Memorial Day weekend.
The latest word on albacore
is that schools are stacked up
some 125 miles south of San
Diego and they don't seem to
be in any huny to leave the
area where water temps are in
the low 60s and there is plenty
of bait Most boats that are
catching albies are extended
day tri~ with I !I· days on the
water being the minlmwn
time required to reach the
longfin tuna.
Locally fresh water lake
fishing has been very good for
trout, bass and cat.fish. Irvine
Lake is being stocked weekly
with trophy trout and recent
catches of Brook and cut-bow
trout weighing over I 0 pounds
have been keeping angler..
happy. Young C..ole Misetich of
Newport Beach fo;hed with his
father. Mike. in the I ..a.goon at
Irvine I alee last week and both
came home with limits of trout
lopped by Cole's J. 75 pound
rainbow caught on Berk.Icy
Power Bail.
Fishing at the Sama Ana
River Lakes has been fair for
trout and this chain of three
small lakes has ~tarted
stocking channel catfish to
add 10 the trout fishery now
that the water temperature is
on the rise. Oso Lake. located
in the foothills of Saddleback
Mountain, reports fair fishing
for largemouth bass weighing
in the 2-to 4.5-pound class
and'lots of action on catfish
tipping the scale in the
10-pound range.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Mesa ends season with win
•Robert Rodriguez and the
rest of the Costa Mesa High
baseball team ended the season
ln style Wednelday, sending
visiting SaddJebact to a 13--0 de-
feat In Golden West League play.
Rodriguez led off the game
for catcher Na te Hunter was bat·
tling Wn~ Hunter started at
catcher Wednesday.
"Robert WM the best guy ~o
lead ofJ and l'm glad he did.·
Deals saJd.
with a home run, his first of the CW11eri-..LAi1p9
year, en route to going 2 for 4 ec.c...._ u .eii· ar• 1 with three Nnt ICot'ed for Mala .._. '\io...,.
(10·16, •-8 In ,1eacue~; .. ~~ ~ :: '°° • : ,~ ~ ~ Gerda went 4 1or 5 Wh11 u.._, Lopez, INeneo (3). eerr (5) end
runt acored and an RBI whUe ~; eoo.-. V.U. lel end
Alex P\Mnld tallied MO bill ln' HunW. W -Coo9w. 1-3. l • Lopea. rwo at-ball to go wtth a coU,ple 3-3. 28 -<*de (CMI. Ptssnt1 (CM~ olRBll.. HA-~ (CM).
The eq>loeM Mesa oJfeme
pve 1Wter Daniel Cooper more
than mouah MippOl1 for hit ""' win of the eeaeon.
Cooper no-bit tho Roadrun·
..... (7-1 .. 5·9) b 3'S ....
befol9 GeGCll ~ cmne on :.::.."::..=..loch w....-..aa ... 1aihe :-.... -:.. a:=~·.: ~ ·==···, ... --·~., .... '~-..,.... __ .. .,..In the
....... ~ ... Gldir. bul ,.._
COllda DDul 0.. ..... him
In ......... ..,. bl!caJiiifi "'1•
l
Eagles close with loss
• The F.ltucl• 1iJCh buebel.I
team doled out It.I MNOn with
a S.-0 Golden Wett ~ IOM at Oceeo View Wednetday. •
Eric Scbillfer met Cula.n
CrOm hid cbe kme bits for die
l!qlee. who ftNlh 3.20. •·n rn
leque.
Ocean View, whtcb WW iil-
YllK:e to tbe CJF Sotalhein
s.ctlon DMl&on Ill .... ,...
that begtn nat WMt. tceNd ·
two run• In each or the ftnt
three lnntnp, •dded -. In
the fourth and two In tli•
Ofth.
,
SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS •
Miller, Saida fall
in doubles final
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
LAGUNA BFACH -Just like
their singles counterpart, Corona
del Mar Hlgh's doubles team of
Wesley Miller and lssei Saida
fought gallantly In a first set, but
then came the second !ilretch of
games.
University's Mart Olou and
Michael Haier. the top ..eeded
duo, survived the first ..et, 6-4.
before applying greater pre:.sure
to secure a 6-1 triwnph in the
i,econd set 10 win the Pacific
Coast League double., final
Wednesday at Laguna Beach
lligh.
MiUer and Saida's teammate.
<;arrett Snyder, also suffered a
Ii 4, 6-1 letdown in the league
-.ingl~ final WedneMJay. marlung
the first lime since CdM entered
1lw PCl. m 2000 that the -.chool
did not wm either a '>mgh.•'> or
double<, league title.
Miller and Saida, seeded Nu. 2.
d(•feated a Nonhwood duo, 6 2.
Ii :1. in a semifinal earlier
Wednesday. hut met their match
i11 Chou and llaicr. who had won
.111 earlier ..et against the C .dM
1.1ndem, 6-:l, when the team'
faled each other earlil'r tlm
month. CdM won the PU. wtth
t Jn1vers11y and Nonhwood fin
l'>hing in a tie for orecond
·-rney are really good. thl"
toughest doublt.-s team we haw
l.tted this year," Said a '>:lid.
t h ou and I laicr played to
1.:i-ther last year while Miller, a
'>ophomore, and Saida. a senior,
began playing this season.
Both teams held serve midway
through the first set, but Univer-
i.ity gained the edge when CdM
lost its fire.
"It could have gone either way
in the fin.t set, but in the second
'>Cl we weren't as aggressive on
-.ome balls as we should have
been.• Saida said.
CdM Coach Tim Mang <ihoolc
h~ head at times, often shouting.
"Move your feet."
"When you play in champion·
'ihip doubles, it is all .ibou1 mov
ing." Mang i.aid. "You can't get
away with walling from the
ha.'>eline."
Cl1ou and Haier. part of Uni-
veri.ity\ CU: Division II champi-
on.,h1p team last year, ended
CdM''> three-year run of doubles
dominanct.-in the PCL Snyder
won tht' league doubles crown
the la!.t two year'> with two dif
rcrent partners.
·My '>Crve wa'> going for me
today and I wa'> consistent with
ground Mrulces," I lail'r ~id.
"Mall and 1 have 1hat extra level
of umfide nce every lime we
play. I alway' love beating CdM
tl'.ims."
CdM'!> Brennan Hoherti. and
Bryan Warsaw gave Chou .md
I ljier J tough time, bu1 the Uni
ve"llY duo prev-..uled 111 J w n11fi
ndl Wednc..day. 6-I, 7 <;. Rohen -.
Jnd War'><lw lo-.1 in the third-
place malch, H-7, played under
c1gh1 game profc!-'>IClnal rule-..
A.i, Miller and Saida walked oft
sr AN ~tlll[fj DAIL y P1tCJT
Bryan Warsaw, left, and Brennan Roberts teamed up tn the Pacific
Coa st league semifinals Wednesday. The duo lost to top-seeded
Matt Chou and Michael Hater of Unrversrty. 6-4. 6-1.
SNYDER
Continued from B 1
Despite the loss Wednesday,
Snyder qualified for the CIF
Southern Section Individual
playoffs by finishing in the top
2 in the league.
"Getting into the CLF play-
offs is the imponant thing.· he
said.
Li made It three years in a
row a University singl.es player
has tak.en the PCL singles title
over a CdM opponent Aaron
Yovan 't>JOn the last two titles
over (onner c.dM counterparts
Erik Aisbee and Cameron Ball
in 2002 and 200 I, respectively.
the court, Mang rt•Oet·tl·d on hi-.
strntegy for the Cll Southern
Section Di vhio11 I playoff,. whith
begin ~turday at 'I J m aga111't
vi~iting South lurrann:.
Ball, who will return later
this week from a three-week
stay in Jamaica where he is
competing ln satellite tour-
naments according to father.
Syd, defeated Yovan for the
2000 league title. the f11St year
c.dM inhabited the PCL
Balls -younger brother, Car-
sten. the d:tlrd seed. IO'>t to Li,
6-2, 6-2. In the 1.emifinab
Wednesday before l>t'CUJ'ing
third place with an 8-1 win over
teammate Spencer Reit'I-Reitz
and Ball played under eight-
game professional -.et rules.
where they aJtemate each
serve.
Snyder defeated Ht:1tz in
another t>emifmaJ Wedne!>-
day, 6-2. 6-3.
'Thi'> m.tkl'\ llll' 11l'rvou'.' he
'><lid. • 1 ni.1y havt· 111 hn ng Ollt' of
my '>U1~Jc, playl'I'' 111111 double-.
fur the later rourllh of Lii. I hke
to keep my playl'r" J.,'\ll'""'K ..
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Estancia lets it slip away
HUNTINGTON IU:ACll -fa
tancia High's !>oftball learn lim ·
ill'tl host Ocean View to one hit
Wednesday. Problem wa-., till'
1..agles couldn'1 score mun• than
three runs as the !>cahawk..'>
m ded the game with a run tn the
'>Cventh inning to wcurc c1 ! 2
Colden West League victory
·me ')ea.hawks' fmaJ run came
,1uoS11 on an Estancia t•rror 111 the
<,1,•vcnth. one of five commilled
hy the 1-.awcs.
I lilary Ockey and llehe<.ca Ka·
plan '>Cored F.o;tancia's two run'> 111
the fifth, Kaplan w-ounde<l 10 third
a.'> ... .,tanc1a's Be Diep ht.><:an w
caught m a rundown bctwt.'t'll
thinJ and home. Alertly. Kapl,111
advanced 10 sernnd and when lhc
throw ..ailed into center field, -.he
came around to ..core.
Diep, a freshman. -.uigkd up
lhe middle for her fir!>I hit of the
season and !.tole -.econd and
third before Kaplan\ n m.
Sophomore I lillary I .a!'>Cn went
2 for 3 for the l:aglc:~ (I II 11, 2 I 0
in league), who gol a rnmplt•tt·
~ame from '>till"lt'r l:wlyn I 1on"
Flo~ rallied fivl' -.1rikeo111'
Go6dec'I W.st Leacue
Ocean View 3, Estancia 2
Score by Innings
E S1anc1a ooo 110 o ' 4 !>
OV 1-00 010 ' I l 1
Flores and Odtev Theophilus and
Mclaughlin W -Theophilus L
Flores, 3 6 28 J Walker tOVI
HIGH SCHOO,L SOFTBALL
TODAY
Baseball
High school Newport
Harbor at Foothill. 3 15 pm .
Sage Hill at Oxford
Academy, 3:15 p.m.
Softball
High school Foothill at
Newport Harbor, 3·30 p m .
Sage Hill at Oxford
Academy, 3 15 pm .
Calvary Chapel vs Corona
del Mar in thtrd place
playoff at neutral site to be
determined today, 3 15
p.m.
Corona del Mar overwhelmed by T-Wolves
Northwood caps
fourth straight
unbeaten PCL
season , but Sea
Kings still has
chance for playoffs.
Steve Vlrcen
Daily Pilot
IRVINE -Even though the
Corona del Mar High softball
team was shut out and used as a
steppingstone for Pacific Coast
League champion Northwood,
the Sea Kings took solace that
they received a second chance
Wednesday. CdM lost to the nm -
berwotves, 6--0, but the Sea Kings
remained ln a tie for third place
in the PCL because Calvary
Olapel lost to Tesoro. 5-1.
• Cd.M will face Calvary to de-
Cide third place today at 3: 15 at a
,neutral site to be detennlned
this morning. The winner will
gain the league's final guaranteed
benh into the CIF Southern Sec·
lion Division IV playoffs.
The Sea Kings (9-10, 5-5 ln
league) defeated QUvary Chapel.
b-0, April 24, and the l'aglt"' (7
14. 5-5) answered hat k w11h d
12-5 victory at CdM Monday.
"I'm excited," CdM co-coach
Ed Mejia !>aid after hearinR Cal-
vary (}lapel had lo'>l. "We're go
ing to get them. They owe u~ be-
CaU5e they beat us on our fi eld.
But we have a second chance
and we get to prove ourselves. It's
a big sigh of relief for me. We
have a chance to create our own
destiny. I know the girls wtll be
excited."
The Sea Kings could have
earned third place with a victory
over Nonhwood, but the Timber-
wolves (20-4, I 0-0) also had a lot
riding on the game. Northwood
was seeking to dose out its fourth
straight Wldefeated season in
league. The T-\\btves did so led by
senior pitcher Allison Lewis. who
threw a one-hiner that came with
12 strikeouts and no walks.
CdM senior Alissa ZoeUe. who
plays on the same club team as
Lewis. broke up the Northwood
pitcher's no-hitter. leading off
the top of the seventh and final
inning with a double.
Lewis, as wen as Northwood
seniors Teresa L¥en. Amanda
Garza. Melisa Ota and Kimiko
H!rrante played in their final regu-
lar-sea-.cm home game. llw 4uin-
tet ha., been with the v-Jr.i ty team
since it!'> inaugural '>t'a'>on and
helped lead the limbt·r-wolws to
fo ur -;trarght PCI . 11tlt.">. l.£•y<:ien.
Garza and Ota aho play on the
'31Tle dub team, lhl' lrvinl' Song.
~ 1.oelle. Blrur Ota. the i..,1mg\
head coach. and tl!>M!>tant Jlm
Knapp were at tht• game
Zoelle. who U!>ually plays first
ba:.e with the lrvme Sling.
pitched for CdM Wednesday.
. The CdM -.enior bound for
Presno State sC<Jttered six hits
and struggled in the third inning
when the Ti mberwolves scored
four runs. after Amanda Smith's
grand slam.
Before Smith'!I grand slam, Me-
jia came out of the dugout to
contest an umpire'!> call at third
base. after CdM junior Kianna
Jaye fielded a ground ball She
ran to tag third base for the fon:e,
but the base umpire saJd the
Northwood runner was safe.
That loaded the bases and
prompted Mejia to come out.
·1 didn't understand,~ Mejia
said. •They told me if 1 argued
again I would be out l don't get
it But right from the start. the
umpire-. put u.., dm\n. 11wy wok
away the rnrncri, fmm my
pi tcher and IN1111hwoodl Mb
gelling all tlw rail'> ..
CdM nearly dclealt'd North-
wood April 21.J, wlwn 1hc I 1mber-
wolvl"'i won. l O. 1n 10 inning<>.
l.ewi'>. who will play at Ch apman
next year, allmwJ nme hll!> in
that game, ·and had the hao;es
loaded in t.hl' top of the mnth.
But she allowt.>d only four run-
ner.. on bast.> Wedne-.day.
Senior Amy ry-.on reached o n
an error in the· fi r..t inning. She
stole second and advanced to
third after a thrOWJng error. In
the sixth inning, sophomore
Heather Lohrman reached on a
error after her well-placed bunt
caused problem-. fo r Ll'wiS. Sen -
ior Melame Coif' al-.o put the ball
in play and indul·ed an error to
get on ba~. But tht.-y were both
left stranded.
PKMc: Coa• Leecue
Northwood S, CdM 0
Sconl by lnnlna1
CdM 000000 ~ 013
N'wood '°" 100 • e e ~ Zoelle and Tyson, Stem 14), Lewi•
and M. Ota W -Lewis, 19-3 L -
Zoelle, M . 28-Zoelle (CdM) 38 -E.
Ota (N) HR -Smith (N)
Thursday, May l ~. 2003 13
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Mesa wins first
league crown
Mus tangs top
Saddleback to fini sh
atop Golden West
League standings.
COSTA MESA to'>la '\k-...i
I ltgh scored single run., tn lht'
fifth and !>lxth inning'> to pull
away and defeal (,olden We-.1
League visitor ">addlebad• :t 2
Wedne'>day and da11n lht· pro
gram\ frr'>I lt.>ague rh.1mp1011 -
..,hip.
A los!> could haVt' drnpp1•d
the MuMa ng'> I 17 I 0. Y .I 1n
league) into a 1hrce way ttt•
with Saddlehack and \o\'t''>lm111
'>ter, but a booming .,111glr off
the fem e by Ort'g11n hound
.,enior '>hOrt'>top A1111 \lartt'
fopp' stort•d lt.>n1111l'r JrmJ,m Jll
the way from lir'>t 111 h1t'.1~ d .! .!
lie 111 the fifth
Me.,a added .ir1 111,1ir.t111 t· run
in the '>IXlh. \'\ht·11 ll\1·11 \1.11
reached on ,J droppl'd 1l11rd
!>lrikc, advanted to "l't1111d 1111 J
'>acrifi1:c hunt, '1ol1· thirJ .rnu
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Golden We't League
Coste> Mesa 4 Saddleback 2
c; "·" •
Score by Innings
M 1·•,.1
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
CdM finishes strong
Sea Kings trounce
Tesoro for 11th win
in las t 12 Pacifi c
Coast League ga m e".
( ORO:".I\ 1>11 '\!AH 1 lw
Panfil C 0 • .-.1 I t•,1gul' t h..imp111n
Cornna del M..ir I ltgh IM'>t·h;1ll
team fit11,hed ''' ll·ague 'e.ivrn
w11h a n·,11111H.ll11K 10 2 triumph
over \1-.i11ng lt·\oro Wt'dnt·,d.n·
Alter J I ! lt•Jgue -.tart, 1h1·
'>ea t..1ng-. MIO II of 12 lt'agut·
gamei, lo tumh 17 H. I:! l 111
league I 11l' I-; rl'gul.ir 'l'.t'>on
\\-Ill'> e4u..il-. lht• mn'I at h1t:H·J
hy J { .dM tl'<HTI d11rtl1K ( .OJt h
John l.mme\ ''"·VC'Jr tt-nurr·
The LOO I P< I l harnp1on., a Ji,.,
won 11 regular wu.,on game'
I he Sea ~illg'> now havt· t'1gh1
day'> off hdore opening tht· < II
<iouth<'m ~l'l't11111 Di111s1on IV
playoff, May .! l PIJyoff pJrr
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a petition wlUI this court $u1tt 1 ... Costa MIM, .......... lWl V111ture Blvd, Thia bu~ It con• · v .. • Newport Buell. CA 'fliilm ..... CASI.., AllttV 1 d CA 92626 Suite •20. Encino, CA ducted by· en ltldh11cNel lltlboa. CA ~1 92.663 --w.aa Of °' • •erM cllencini This busl""a la con ._ .._.. 92"0 HIV• you atM'ttcl doltw W 111 1 • rn A nt h 0 n 'I Tiiis bu1lneu II con ... ~ ':--'=!-Of ~!.:'.~.· D~t.z'~:~: dueled by:• corporation Tiie follow1n1 pefsons Thi• business Is con· builneia yet7 No Geor11, 19• C St., duct.4 by· 111 lndtvlduel The tc>llowin& personJ
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OllPHANl . 0 Co Trust iny, why the petition tor fllTedhis ~·'thtate1hmtenCtouwn•tsy mtrville Ln. Huntln1ton filed with the County 29, June S. 2003 Th43 0~1~• atalement w•s JOOJttUJOI Beach, CA 92661
IH of the Oliphant llhariiie ot "'""' should -· BHch, C1llfornl192646 Clerk of Oren1e County ~...... O•ily Pilol May 1. 8, lb, This buslnns '' ton llVlna frost U/O/T dated not be lllllnled. Clerk ol Or&n1e County This buslnesi Is con• on ~/09/03 Cliltd with the County 22. 2003 Th39I ducted bf, en 111d1vldu.I
"-lob.er 27. 1,,,.2. ., NOTICE Of HEARING on 05/09/03 ducted by: 111 lnd1v1du1I 200S6t4•00I ... se....I lerk of Oren&• County "----.._.___ Have you started e1o1n11 ~Id Tiu't he':' be;n Date 6 17 03 Time· 2.00 20036944010 H•v• you started doln& Delly Pilot Ma1 15, 22. lht followlna persons 2C:Sa1ffl~17 ,__ busmn~ yet? No
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propose to pubh\h th• Thi .-ddress of the court 29, June S. 2003 Th416 2003 t'.......___... Myra Accessories, 8132 Z2 29 The fotlowln& per •ons This st4l•n•enl wu
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Code Section 19040 to tu Show cau~e shall be ... SW.. This statement wu a..-_ ..... ._ Myra B Sonnenber1, ... s...f Perkhlll Or , Cost• Meu, ~/~~291
the uedilori ol RACHEL published at le.ost once The followln1 per•on• hied with the County ,_ -8132 Foahall Orin, CA. 92627
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re•uM.nt ol the City of in the lollow1n1 news Klass.c Kais Inc • OBA I, 8, 15, 2003 Thl63 Cleaners, 1215 Baker Have you slwted dot111 Street, Htwpo<t BHch, duct1d by an 1nd1v1dual --
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29 2003 Cc>sta Mest Oa1ly Pilot Tiits busmen Is con name refeued to ebove Thrs sletement wn Beech, CA 92663 This statement wn N tic h b D.i.1 A,. II 200J ducted by.• corporatton The followrna persons wu filed in 01anet ftltd with the Countv This buS1ness ts con· f
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ot .. _e is tdr~ Y 111v~~ l.,....... 0 .... "l' Have you st•rted dotn& ue dotnl buslneu u : Counl.1 on 3 21~03, fllE , ducted by en tnd1~1dual tied wtlh the County ,,. ere ••e><s ••"' sa...._..JUDGl• Of~~,·H·": b t• N Orient.I Allure, 11186 NO 200._9....,,.,7 Clefk of Oran11e County Hne you sbrted dollll Cle<ll of Or•n11e County
conl1111tnt credlton of " ~ US1ness ye 0 Blue Allium Ave .. Foun· Chien ve;'l .. ,, I"""" on 05/09/03 bus1nns yel1 Yu. on OS/06/03
RACHEL £LIZAB£TH SUPEltoacouar Klasste K .. s Inc . OBA lamVallty,CA92708 ~V;>O 200Jtt4400S 200JttUS9J OllPtiANT (he•••n Publt\hed Newport The Car•ee. C.C . Cary Br1an Hooper, 11186 Otle Street. Carden Oaily Piiot M1y 15, 22. S R7o~rtJone• O•tly Pilot May 8, 15.
·d Cl t•) th t II Buth Costa Mesa Oaoly Kat5a11s, Pres1Clenl Grove. CA 92841 29, June~. 2003 fh419 ua • 22 29 2003 T•.un7 ece en • ' T Blue All1um Ave . Foun· This business rs con This stelement was . • """' personl. hivtna daims Pilot May I. 8, 15. 22. his statement was lain Velley, CA 92708 ffctl...... Rell. ..... apinsl the decedent are 2003 Th395 hied with lhe County Kaly Takako Kawana ducted by. an 1nd1V1dual ~=d wf1t110 lht CCounty .._ •~
required to hit lhPm Clerk of Ora nee County ka, 11186 Blue Alllum Chien Van le ... S....... rk o 11nae ounty --
with the Supe1101 Court on05/13/03 Ave .• Fountain Valley, CA This statement was lhe follow1na penons 2ogs~~22 lhe lollowma per~ns
of CakfUI 111•. County of lllOWST FOi PIOPOSALS t OOJ694444 I 92708 flied with the County are do1n11 business u are doin11 buslnen u
01anee. at 341 fhe City Oun11e County Sanl Oaily Pilot May 15. 22. This busmen I\ con Clerk 01 Oran11e County STYLZ. 72 fortune O..tve. 01tly Pilot May 15· 22• Odds •nd Ends Papet.
011ve. P 0 Ro• 14171, latron 01slrot l (OCSO 01 29.June 5. 2003 Th424 ducted by· • 11enerel 2~°!.zi~302 Irvine. CA 92618 29• June 5· 2003 Th421 3062 Club Hour.e Rd
Drane• Cahlornl1, 9?613 lht 01\lrtcl) c>I Oran11e fldlllels..... partnership 0 p Alpa S Savdha11a, fktlll....... Costa Mesa. CA 92626
1511 and m&1I 01 dehv9! Counly, Cahlorn1a. will llsve you started do1n11 "1k0Jlol May l. 8· 15· 25951 Oundoe 011v~. "-S...... J11me Beth Bennett.
• 'opy lo JANA 0 r11ce1ve ~toled proposals "-s..i...t bu\lnen yet? Yes. J<tn 22• THJ86 lake f0tcst, CA 92630 3062 Club llouse Rd .
WICKHI ~nd OON W until June 17, 2003, al The lollowi1111 persons I, 2003 Rdlllews "99 This business os con !he lollowtne persons Co, la Mesa. CA 92626
OLIPHANT al 3 Royul SI 2 00 p m Propos111s ar11 Clo•ne bu$1ness ts B11an Hooper dueled by· 1n md1v1dual Mt Cloml[ bu\lnen n · Thts business 1s con
CeOfjte, Newporl Bedt h. musl be received al All Aboul You M•rketme. Thi\ slattment WIS "-S...... Have you \larled dum11 lrnaee rirsl, 6 Percha dueled by an 1nd1v1dual
Cahforn1• 92660, a\ Co OCSO s Adn11n1slrat1on 'l'l012 Islander lane, hied with the County The lollowine persons busmen yet' Yes. ron. lrabuco Canyort, CA Hoe you star led dom11
Trustees ol the Oliphant lobby 111 Purchn1ne Uunlineton Buch. CA Clerk of 011n11e County are dome bustneu u . Ap11112. 2003 92679 bus111ess yel' No l 1v1ne lrusl U/D/l d.tl~d 01vl\1on Otf1ce, by the 92646 on 04/18/03 Ne wman F 1n1 n c oa I Alpa S S1velhar1a M~hn• E.llet 1 6 Per la1me Benne It ~lober ?I 1982 •' dale .ind l1111e herein KCMO Enlerp11ses 20036t4142J Mnrt11111e Corporation lh1s statement was ~heron. Trabuco C41r1yon, This sl1tement was •mend~d dnd re5ldltd abuvt: sel forth, 108-44 (CA) 22072 Islander Daily Pilot Apr 24, Mey 1884 Plectntla Ave filed with the County CA 92619 hied w1lh lhe County whertm the dt~t'denl Liiia Avenue fountain lane Huntington Beach I. 8, 15, 2003 Th:J6.t Cosl1a Mesa. CA 92627 Clerk of Onn11e County llus busine'5 " (On Clerk ol Onn11e C11unty
wn • Setllor, w1th1n lhe Valley Cahlornoa 92708 CA. 92646 Newman F1nanc1al on 04/t:,/03 ducted by an individual on 04/24/03
laler ol lour monlhs 7018 This business 1s con fktlt.s"'9ess Morte•ee Cor1101allon 20036941035 Hav" you sl•rled C1o1n1 20036942126
ellrr May l'J 2001 (lh~ HQUU TFO• ,.o. dueled by a corpor•hon M-S....... (CA). 3:,01 M•rcus Ave 0111ly Pilot M•y I!> 'l2 busmen y•P Yn. June Daily Ptlot Mlly 8 I~ dal~ ol the l11sl 11ublt POSA! COlUCTION Have you sl•rt•d domt -Newpor I Beach CA 29 June~. 200J rh•JA 1994 "/? 19, 2003 TH'°" ~•lion o l noltr~ In SYSTlMS S.,HON & busmen yet? No The followina per~ns 92663 MehsY I llerl
ued1lo1\) u• 11 nol"~ rottCIMAJNA.SSlSS· KCMO Enterp11Hs Jre do1n1 buStne" ias fht!> busmtss 15 con fldlliM..... Thos '>latemtnl w•' Rdll.s...-.SS
tS tnAtll'd 01 µcrsun .. lly MINT SPlctn<ATION Mtehele Buller P1H1dent I 101 lune r11mma-ers dueled by a corporatron "-*-"' filed wolh Ille C;ounly "-*-"'
Clt>l1ve1eel lo you JO NO. CS-2003-t 361D fh1s statement wn 2339 W Mall Ave Heve you started dome lhe lollowine peisons l.lerk 01 Or•n1• l;ounty The lollow1nc 11erson'
Mr J11esh Sh•h 8248
lllH>I C1een But'n.1 Park
CA 90671
lh11 bus"'"' I\ con
ducted by 11n 1nd1v1dual
Hne you ~tar led dom11
busin~> tel' No
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lht\ \t1t~111~nl wn
hied with th,. I 01mty
Clrrk nf Oren~t t.uunty
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200JHUIU
011ly Pilot M.ty 8. I!>.
22. 29. 2003 IH402
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lh~ l11llow1ne I'~"""'
.rr dn111p ltu\ln~'' ,;~ SI Abdnull~ Re•lly '>'JO
Pauldlll)O Av~ IN 109.
Cosl• M•··• I A 'li't.76
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•NIO'l L•ald M1·,,1 CA
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01 JI OJ days •11er lh" diale lht\ A Pre Propos.al Meet· filed with lhe County An•hetm. CA 9lt!Q.t buliness yet' No •le dot"ll bu~neu u un 1).4/23/0l ,.. <10101 btmne<.s ~'
nnllu " mailed o• 1n1 h•n been u heeluled Cler~ of Oranee County Rey Sh•rP 2339 W Newman f 1n•nc1el MARC( PAINTING. 821 7oo3•t4 He3 II AN lllll CONSTftU<" Aym.m f s .... 11 .. 11 ..
Pl!•sonally Clellvetf!CI hl for May 2'/ 2003 •I on 04/18/03 Mall Ave An•helm, CA Mort&aee. Corp Jettrey West 16th Street New Oaoly Pilot Api 24 M.ty HON CO 2?0!>'/ ~"'"" lh" >1J1~"'"''' w•\
you A tl•1m 101111 m•y 9 00 am on lhf' Pur 20036941424 92804 0 Newman PreSJdent porl Buch. CA 92663 1 8· l'J. 200J lh31' l"ne Hunllnelon Bu<h lolf'd with lh• t .. unty
bf' obtained from lhe ~hi\Stni! Conlerence Oa1ly Pilot Api 2' M•y Maa rraley 2063 Su lhts sl•lemenl WM Marcelo A Cet•Clonna fktltl....... CA92&'6 ll••I< "I ll•A"f' 'n1111ty
court tle1k For yuur Room Orang" County I 8. I'> 2003 lh36S Cove l•no Costa MeH . tiled with lhe County 14!>61 Southfield Ot Calt W11yne Hill" on O'> I• OJ
11111le< lton you Ar t San1t <1l1on 01st11ct. fidlllelS"99 CA926?l Clerk ol Ounce County Westminster CA 92683 "-S...... 270'>7 Suun lane 20036944426 •ncnu111:ee1 In l1le youi t Ot!U c llis A~•nue Wayne Z1mmerm•n. on 04/18/03 Thts busmen is con lhe followme pet sons ltunhnrton Buch CA D•tly f'1l<•I M11y I'> /7 t1~11n hy 1rrl1f1ed mail f ountain Vallt'y, Cah "-*-"' 430 St Joseph SI Lona t0036t•l401 duded by •n ind•••du•I ar.1 dorna bus111eu u 97646 29 '""' 5 200J lh4711
with 't'tur n 1 rr eopt lnrn•• 91708 Ple;ne lhe tollow1n1 person, Buth, CA 90803 011ly Piiot Apr 24 May Have you ,tar led oo•nr C.filCACO Bll<l. •s~ W lhl\ b~\tneu " , nn -fiditi.sleirlai rcque.,l~d me<'I 1n th~ Purch•smg are dome bus1ne\, as Tht\ busmr~s ts con I, 8, 15. 2003 lh3!>8 bu$1nes, yel' Ho PCH IA. Newpotl Buch ducted by •n 1nd1•1dudl
Co-Trvatoo• 01vl\1onlobbylo<.tledal Airport Seit Storage 190 due led by 1 roinl MaitceloA Car•dnnn• CA92663 ti•veyouslartedl1u11111 "-se......f JANA 0 tiACK[l I •nd 108•4 f ll1s Avenue. Newport Cenler Or ventuie fklltlm"'9ess This slitlem11nt wn Anlhony P P•tr'J. 45~ business yet? No lh• lollnw1111: prr\•ln'
OON W 01 IPfiANI Co f ountain Valley, Cah #100, Newport Buch, llave you sl•rted doine "-SW.. filed with the Counh W PCti IA, Newl>Qfl Gayle Wayne 111110-Ate do1111t bu"""' .s
lrvs lef'\ Uhph<1nl l1v11111 fornoa 91708 CA 92660 bustness yet1 No Clerk of Or 1n"e Counl Beach, CA 92663 I his slatem nt , R"'"""" 1;.1m11011r11t,
I ru'I J Ro y•I SI All 'prospective Pro· 3800 Campus l l C Mu 0. Fraley The followtn& persons on 05/02/03 Y lhos buionen " ron hlud with lhee C:uu~;;Y C:11111v I/ti.I ~ ""'""'
Geo•11f'. Newport 8f'ach posers are urged to (CA). 190 Ne wport This statemenl was !tt doin11 bCniness n 200S•t•3tl4 ducted b'f •n ind1v1du1I Clerk of O"'"'e County Ulvll '.1111~ I :.•nl• An~
CA92660 .ill~nd lh1s Prt-Propos11i Center Or •100 New hied with the Counly ord&ble oncrete & Daily Piiot May 8, I~. ti••t you started dorne on05/06/03 r .. 1111;1n • 91iiM . ~.~:~~ys1forK~;;,•'~~q ;1.;~e~~fy :~P~~·~u;.:1! ~~ po;~,~e:~~;,~~:71~0n ~~~/~~~'.i"n11e County ~~:?'cJ:s~a ~!salu~~ 22, 29. 2003 IH400 buT~,~~~s,l:,:.:C~es. 11 92 ~:.,u:.~~S~~Y B. I'>. M~;,a~11011:Y o'!7;:~·~ .. n~
GIBSON. OU NN & v"1llhti<>b "lr duded by l1m1ltd 200J6t41421 ffdllllls""-ss This statement wn 2? 29 2001 rti406 Ori M.tr C.tltl111111•
CHUI ClllR llP 4 PMk Propnuls mu\t be Liab1l1ly Co 011ly Pilol Ai>• 24, May Oemelllo V Foti. ie-S...... !tied with the Counly · 9761'>
Pla1<1 SI~ 1/00 ltv1ne , bm Ir ed o th f Hftv u t t d do I. 8, IS, 2003 Th369 212/!> 6r., W Apt r .303 Clerk of 011n11e County Ac:tllla-...U 1111, bu''"~" " 11111
CA 9i?614 l!'J':I/ u 1' d n OCeSOo<m b e yo s7 'v' t 12/'"lll Boun\11ul. U I BA-010 The fullow1n1 person\ on 04/2'.>/03 .._ ,......__. dut ta .. by tn inelt"t .. 1111
OAllO Aprol 74 700) ~~~~:~an~! w1lh ;~ M smenyet es. I Ac:tlllallllmu Penton• lollotut 118 ~~S~~"~o~~slnz;&•c 20036947307 Tll~~:;:::'r ,nn\ ll1;~y1111 \IA1led·d:;,.,, ~So ~~~~l~e U~f-11C1~lt· r,~~~:~~:'\~,~~i:a~~:~~. J.,3!~ ~·m~ursue~~~ llmts.....t ~~l~~.C~n926;~ Cn•la Coa-.1 Hwy Su1le I ~;•l~~ol May I ~h:i'ij ar~ dnon1 bU\tn~\~ "' bt~r·::;~v;:,~~: .. ld
Olioh&nl I 1v1na I rust prnpn\dl hl.tnks dnd MembertManaeer The lollow1n1 penons Thll bustnH., " (On ~~~~" Del Mar CA :~11~~111 S~~aS :::7 11..-. \tAlr111~111 wn ~~ ::!e~~:~~~' ?~ :;r~~7At~~~r;:~~~n • .::: fl~~I'> Wl~~··~~een~ou~~~ :;e ::~~l~to~us~no~u~~ :~~II~!~~ a llenml Mu well l\ln /'JO = s: Co\la Mesa f A 926l/ g~?~ ~1•1~1111~, : ~~~::
teslalf•d adelrn\ IH-hone 0 14) Clerk of Or•n•e Counl• Consuthnr b) Pav1lhon ltave you \tarted dome C111f1lh Pl . la1un1 Th 1 11 PC Reliance Inc ffA> onO'> O'I 01 /SI OOH w OllPH""T .,. 04/IO/Ol • • Consull1n1 1601 (HI busineu yet1 No Buch C.o 926'JI • 0 owin1 per,uns 26J2 •B ~nt• An• Avt tooJ•9 ~4019
Co Tru\tu u l lhe 96:u~~~~h"d Nt wport ;~J6940S l 1 ::!chAcln;~/lfrwporl OtmehtoV foll This busmess " con :'v .. 11l~1n~tob~~111~s:,A~~ C~~~M:u~~;:,9~7:nn Oa1ly f'11:r M•y I'> II
Ol1ph•nl lt'1tn( trust e~ .. , h I"''" Mt-s.o O•tly 0.01ly Pilot May I 8 15 W Tho\ stalemenl wa> dueled by an individual 'l/00 NP wport 81vel SI 19 lune'> /OOJ Th4 I 'J u O/T dal,.d <k lub~• ll p,1,,1 M.•y l'J l()()J IH4l3 2l. 2003 ThllS •"en H•rr 1n11ton hied w11h IM Cvunly Have you ~•••led do1n11 164 Newport Beach C• dueled by "corpot•IHln _ 1982 n ,.m•nel•d •nd ~llt'n lli()I Einl B•y Clerk of Ouni(' County bu\Jnr•\ yPI' Nn 92663 Hnt you \:arteel 11mnrt Rdiflllt .... u
rotattd Rdll.J IBilfs.s .. vf'nue. Newport Ruch on 04/25/03 Muwelll\le\ bu\lne•s yet Ye\ ._ S.......
Publtshed Nr wpor I fidi16'1slllilieli "'-•~ CA 92661 20936942~ Thi\ sl•l•ment wn D.tn S Hayes. 1100 OS10I 2003 !k-M.h Cu\h Mt·u Daily --lhts but1nen ts con O••ly Prlot M•Y I. 8 15 hied with Ille County Nl'wpoot Blvd St 164 PC Rth.tn~t> Int lth•n lh• fnlln••"nl IH'l\nn'
Pilot M .. y I'> 21 2l "-se......I The totlowm1 persona dueled by an rnd1v1du1I 22 2003 1hl84 Cieri. of Oo n1e Cuu11ly Newpc>r t Bt.tch t.a Otrn11c1 Pru1denl •r• "'"''t bu·.1n•'s ,.
2003 lhW414 lhr lollow1n2 per,0n, are dome busmen n Ha•e you sl.ttltd dome on0!>/02'03 9~ lhl\ \lalement "'"" I .111 l\•nu ll'> rcon•n
., ~-dome bu•oness as Newm;an PrOCM'•l•es Inc bus1nets yt'I' Yn 4/1 fldlllm lllillss 2003694J llS This buJtntss I\ con hied w1ltr lhi! c .. unt<y do H 1lll•14 l ~ 91&6 I IOOOTOCDJOIS •I BHRS 2 YOU. b) 188' Placentre Co\ta 2003 ... S...... Daily P1tol May 8 l'J ducted by an mrl1v1d11•I Cler-nf 0<a11re r.ounly V•••• f 1 olp fl'J
OfMISAU :u:ss 7 T3 i~~ Pl~' M~.;.~~~26~:operl1es f:.~re:~1::~enl was lh• follow1na pmo111 22 29· 2003 TH40I bu~~::,~oy~t':~!td doll\& ~~,'~4~3512 ~x;,·:"d" H•lhul
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(SIC.'104,610SU.C.t) <~nit~ Suol~ ?09 Cnsla Inc (CA), 3501 M.,<.us filed wolh lh• County are doin11 bu'llness U fidllllls..... 01nS Heyes Oll1ly Polol M•y 8 15 llw llu 1n~• "111n ftCJttWllt. ·~ M~-.. CA 9l6'l7 Ave Newporl Buth. CA Cltt~ of Otani" County 111£ lEAOlRSHIP FARM. --~ Thi$ statement '#H 22, 29 2003 TH408 rh11 l•CI hy 10 111d1•odt1dl
Wesk y J Carl.tll, 5901 9?663 on04/25/03 783 PromonlMy Drove lhe lullowonr peo.on\ hied with lhe Cnunty Actlm"'9ess ""•"' 1"" ''"'"" dn•nr
Nohcc I\ h~reby 11vcn Belfr•ve Untl C, Carden lh" bu"nen is ton 20036t42300 West. Newport Beach. "'-doing busineS\ •l Cle1k ol Oran11t County 111,_.,1,." yrl' y,., 1981
to tredilol\ nl 1~ w1th1n Grove, CA 92845 ducted by a corpoutton O•lly Pilot M•Y I, 11. 1:,, CA 92660 SUPl RIOR llMOUSIHC 011 05/02/03 ie-s..e..... Votl" f foh
n•med l~lll'f lh11I ~ bul~ Mtthael M Funk, 1613 ltBve you \tarted dome 22, 2003 Tti387 Sbnlnrd Green. 183 SlRVIC(. 2'166 ounee 200U9431t2 The tollowme PP"""' lh1\ ,,,,t•mrnl WA\
Ult'" dboul to bf! mad" Ponder on. Cosl.t Mesa, busmes~ yet' No PromontOfy Drive West. Ave Costa Mn•. CA 011ly P1lul May 8. 15. <1re dome busmn\ 0 1o1 .. 11 with th,. 1 ounty
of lhl' J~\el' df'\dlbf'd CA 92676 Newman Ptoperlie\ fkthl.I~ Newport Buc h. CA 92627 77, 29, 2003 rtl398 Aflerburners net 7(>' Cll'tl ••I 01.ng~ r .. unly
below lndd 0 Cron,.. 68'/ S Inc Jeffrey 0 Newman ... se......f 92660 M1ch<1el C fe1n1ndet. fklllM..... Promonlnry Or W 0 11 0'> IMH
TI1e n1rnn ,md bu" Uallrday An~h~im, CA PreS1dfrnt This busineu " con 2566 Ounll• Ave . Cost• Newpor I Bea'h r A 20036944 442 nr\' "dl!tf'"es ul lht< q2804 lhos statemenl w~\ lhe lollowln11 ptnon\ dueled by an 111d1v1Clu1I Mesa, Cahfornt19'l6?! "-S...... 97660 £1~1ly Polul M~y l'i n
\ell&r .,,., NABIL ~ASRE . Tht\ buslncu is con tiled with th• County ere dO'"ll bu\lnlJ\\ al\ Have you started dom11 lhl\ bu\tntn ., con lllt IOllnw1111 per\ons s I 0 • r I s an h.,, 11 ?9 lo11c ~ lOOJ lh4JO
I> V M 21632 Nl Wt ANO du< led by ~ renPral Clerk of Oranee County •) Cu1tis Graphics, b) bus1nu\ yet' Yes. d 1 art do1n1 bu\lntH H H I h 20J p 1 •,I llUN ll N G ION p•rln•r\h1p on04/18/03 Ro ber I T Curio s 04/29/1003 uc ed by •n mC11v1duel Monro • Slor-· 1!>17 Ou lwtn\N. rmon ory Rcliflewl~ Ill /\!'It Cl\ 916411 v ' Creph1c Ou1on 2389 St•nf0<d Green Ha~e you started doma v1 -.." r • ewpor I Beach .._ ,.____.
'"" lnnlton '" C'alt ~t .. veyou statleddom& 20036t4T400 Ca1ltonPl,s1: A Cosra This statement wn bus1neuyeP No Monrovia Ave Ntowport CA92660 --
lor nt• o f lht c 111-1 bU\IOU\ yet' No ~·~.yt~'.l~'j'» 24 Th~;, Meu. CA '11:621 hied wrlh tl•e Counly Michael Fernwndu Benh CA 92661 lhts businu-. " c.on lht lnllnw1nr. pt11•1on\
raer ul1ve oft" i ot lhf' ~:.~ley,:.~ea~I:~ was u..-_..... Robert lryrve Curt". Clerk ol Oranee County I This slalemenl wn I 7~hHPJ: Kl~le:;· ll~,~a Clu~ttd by a~ t~Cl~v~~ual 41• oJ01n11 bu\1111"·' o .~""' I\ SAMI A'i ,.._ 2389 Cerllon Plac.e on~/13103 tied with the Counly ave you\ 11 e ""'"It G.11A1• lnrt•"'"~' Ill
AROVI f1lt'd wtlh the County "-S....... Suilt A Co•I• Mt\a CA 20036944421 Cler It. of O<tnp County M~~~~ c:u~~?:s 11 ron busonen yet1 No lndu\ln~I W•y r "\ta
A' 11'\ltd by lhf' -...lier ~~e~ ~/ilance County Th!! follow1ne perwns 92627 Delly P1lol M•y I~. 2'l. 2~~::,~34 ducleil by in ond1v1Clu11I ~~~:''s~.~:~h~~ w•l MGu c:9i'67/ lU
•II olh~ buS1ne1' nerm•\ t0036942296 are do1no busmen ., Th!S business is con 29. "'"' '>. 2003 1"426 0 I p 2 Hive you slarhtd dolfl& I I Cl th th C I ••! .1hMt\ I I •nd addtnsn u\l'd by "' ducted by an 1nd1v1du1I a• Y ilol M•1 14. I. 1 • WI • oun Y ll>th rl •B Co"I" M<-'• lhe 'lllef withm lhrf'I' Oa1ly Pilot May 1 8 1:,, Ta~e Two Consull1n1 Have you started dome Rdllilalllillu 28 June 4, 2003 Wl62 0bu1~ess yet' Yes 04/ Clerk nl Oran1e Cnunly CA 'Jlf>l7
VH•s before the dal• 72 2003 TH376 1706 P•lom• Dr New bu&1ne'' yet? Vu 12 1 Ill-~~ n..L-L..L-. '"° on04t 18/03 fhl\ bu\111<'\\ " •nn lrr-~~~~~~~~~::~:--;:~~:;-t===~~~~~~==~"°'~~1:B~e~ac~h~ . .c~Ar92660~~:?-fJ200~~11ii'iTT""tinri:S-~~~:;?~ .... ~~~,.......;;~~~t--::-j~~~·~~ ........ ;;;;:__~f-r.JJo~se~c>h~K~h~n~1~er~~~~~200;;~'~•~9~•~1~4~2~1~~~~d:•E·~~·~~d hv ~"'""'••dual d;;t;~ ... ·~d 10-lhe buy;, flctllt.l..... : · • ~ ~ •.. ;. • 1 lfol>irl r Cums ., '-"---·· This st•temtnt wn Oa1ly Pilot Apf 2• ~Y llave you Ulfltd Cloina
itlt NONI. Tha<fd 1706 Paloma Th" statement WH ere dome busmen as The followina perwns rnou wnn ,.... ""u"'J' 1.11. I!>.,..,.. 1 n.J1v bu~1neii.~ yifTHli
The n1n1n llnd bus• ... se....I 0<. Newport Buch CA ftled with the County TRACY O'. 1731 P•lca1rn . ..re do1n1 business as ;~~/j~~•nre County ~"'9ess Cffy K•l•er"
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nt-n addreuu ol llw lht followm1 persons 92660 Clefk ot Oranee County Co,t• Meu . CA 92626 Society. 6000 W PCH 2001694 ,402 Thi\ \lalen•l!nl •n
buyer llffl KARLA S MP do•ne bu'<tneu u Jodt J1cob1 flemm1. on 04/l!>/03 Clen O'Connor. 1731 Newpor l Buch CA D•r"' P·•-t •~ 2• ..... v ... S...... hied w1lh the Counly
NICHOLS. O V M 2630 lhe r tench Compeny, 1196 Irvine Ave . Hew 200S•t42320 P1lcalrn. Cosl• Mf!\a 92663 •1 "" ..,... • .... , The lollow1n11 perw n\ Cl"r~ of OrA"C' !'ounty •vow ST p 170 Newporl Center porlBuch.CA92660 o 1 Plot .. _ I 8 , .. CA 92626 Ambt-r Dob!lon 2220 1•8• 1:,·2003 Th357 ere do1n1 bu"nus H one>!> ll/OJ " " • NEW ORT Th11 business 1• •on •1 Y 1 .... y • • "· lh1• bu·1~.,. 1• con " d JO too••t44~.,. 6f Artl CA 9?663 O..tvo Suol• 240 Newport • ~ 22 2003 Th378 • • ·~ • • Clttl Orin. Newport e_. ,--a "en C Appliance. 11 .. ,,....., lhe ui.ets to bt \nld 8tarh CA92660 ducted by. • eeneral • · ducted by an 1nd1v1duel 8uch.CA9?663 _,__._ [ Vine Avenue. •A. Oa1ly Pilot M1y t~, U
lhe l et"hlon French parlner!lhtp n..-........... Have you start•d do1n11 Th., business is con =....,. lllL...... 1 Ofen1e. CA 91869 29 June S. 2003 Th429 •r•rle~rtb~d tne~neral • H1veyousl11ted do1na ,_ bus1ne•s•et'.No ""'"f',_ •&dr Kho 3011
.I All flxTUR(• Company (Gen Partner) • ... S....... • , ducted bv, an 1nd1vldu1I .. ....,. "" · tw Vrtch. ... busmeuyel?No ClenO'Connor ' E Vi • C"-"'••••fl\&"'""-"'6·9 •1
CQUIPMENl STOC" IN (C.A) 1?0 Newport H1veyou !lltrltddoin1 ne ,,venue, •A, ·-.--:1•~•·1·"•
lRAOL BUSINC SS Center Or 1240 .. New 1EhubelhM Th11erC1 1h• follow1n1 peisoni Thl<s statement was bu\ineuyet?No (MttM2~5671 Of~nee.CA92869 Pvtofeww.,tlt
NAM(. l lAS(HOt 0 IN 11or t Bilich. CA 92660 h~ statement wu are dolna business u ltled wllh th• County Amber Oobaon Thi~ business is con te wer\ f• •-·
rtR(ST ANO IMPROVf RocPac Investments ltled with the County Trudell Auto Cl1n & Clerk of 0,.nee County lhts t titiment was dycltd bv 10 mdbldu1I
MtNTS AND CllfNT llST (Cen Partner)(CA).120 Clerk of Onnae Counly Othll Inc .. 17281 onl).4/18/03 hied with the County
and art tooted 11 2630 N~wpor I Center Or ~ogs,160994/~~20 Nichols SI . liunlin1!1011 20036941•21 Clerk nf Oran&• County
AVON S1 Nt WPORl #?40. Newport Be&el\. ._ Beach. CA 92647 01ily Pilot Apr 24. May on 04/2!>/03
SEACll CA •92663 CA92660 Oa1ly Pilot May 15. 22. lrudell Auto Class & 1.8.15,2003 Th368 200JHUJll
The · bullnus nemo This business is con 29. June 5, 2003 Th420 Oetatl. Int • (CA). 17281 ,.._ ~ Oa1ly P~lol May I. 8. 15.
'"'d by th" '>fifer 11 du,ted by • 1ene11I ,......... Nichols SI . Huntlneton 2?, 2003 IH377
th•I loc1tlon '" AVON pArl11.,rsh1p ... ~ Be1ch .CA92647 ... S...... ............ H CW PO R 1 AH IM AL 1t1n you stllfted dolnt ,........ This bu•lness 11 con Tht follow1n1 penon' HOSPITAL bu,tneu yeP Vt\, Th~ lollow1111 persons ducted by • c:orpor•tion art dolna busnlh\ ,, ie-se....t
The intk.ipal'd date ol March 1gsg. ere dotnl business u · H•v• you started dolnl e) rtowen by Alu" b) Tiit lollOwill& pet'SOllJ
ere dol11& business u
NATIVE SUN WOOO
WORKS. 284 Monte Viste •B. CHlt Mn.t. CA
92'27
1111 bulk sale " Jun.. 1 RC)(.Ptc lnveslmenh Karur Road Anoc11tH. bUSlnt!ls yet1 Yet. Alu ls f'lotalt , 167S
2003 •l tht olfrce of (Gen Partner) By Inc . 13 Corporate Plata I I 03 Irvine Ave Ste "·Coste
GROVllllSCROWCDRP , Pett• l French. Prest Ste 200, Newport Trudell Auto Cius t. Mtsa,CA9267/
111 $ It lll'fOIS ST • dtnl Beach, CA 92"0 DtteW Inc Merk Trudtll, Al•J is A Snowb•ll,
ANN* IM. CA 9180';, "'" stelernent wn 11.arscr Road, A»OCI Pr~nt 1810 C 16th St . New This llul" HI• " ftltd With the County tits, Inc .• (Ctltfornll). Tltts sl.tttmtllt WH pott 8Mcll. CA92663
111llJ1d to Callforntt Cltfk ol Or11111 Count) 13 Corporate ~ $14 ftlef wltll the Covnty Thi\ b11MntH Is con
Unllorm Commerc i•I on ~/13/0J 200. Ntwpo<t ltedl. CA C..k of Dn1n11 County duettcl by '" lndlVidu•I
Code Stctton 6106 7 100Mf4Uts 92660 on 05,/09/03 14•" you stvted c101ft1 "$0 $Ub~t tilt ... ,,,. Otltr Pilot. --ay IS 22 Tiit• buslneM II COii· 100Mt~IO b141DeU t1 No
end eddress ol the 19. June S. 2DOJ TMiS dllcttd by • <OtPOf•llon O~ Piiot May 15, 22. Alt11t l 1
snowhll
per 1011 •1111 wttom Hawe YCI¥ s&atttd cloinc 29. June~. 2003 TM13 Thi• tlaltment w"
d11tm' rney. ti. ltltd 11 ~..... ~sinus yell Yes, 4111 .......... filed with the County
tiWttOff CHAM8£1tS, C/O Kllur !toed Auocl Cltitk of Oranp County
CftOVC1' CSCftOW CORP.. .......... l tH. lot . Oevtd T, ......... on()M)9/0l
111 s lt.llfrolS ST • lht fonow1111 P•Uolll Robinson, "" TIM f!Hlowln& ptflMlflS IOOJ6f4441e6
ANAllUM, CA ~. ¥• fOtDI bu"'1t 1 •a: Thh al.tttmenl wu '" dotnt bll'IM$1 a Ot111 Piiot M•1 IS. 22.
[\C Nll90~ 194 th4 a> foppln& (vents, 111c:., flied with lllt Cot.tot" r 1tlldtt Concept., MO 29, kln4 S, 2003 TM ll
lql dlt1 loi tllinJ <litllm It) tone hAA Cycle ' Newport C.ntw Otrwe, ...-__..._ shell 1>11 Ju11e • 7001 SflOw. 19!11> Mandolpll ~~~n~•nt• County Suite 30~~ewport -
wflldl 11 tllt buJ•nut Ave . Cott• Me'•· CA 2'0J6'4IA26 lt1ttc:11.~t~ ........
cl.ty befOH tht It (111• 1212' D 1~ plot .. _ 2~ .. Meile Movtlfttnt, Inc., 1'tt followlt1~-eon• .-rfjtdtlbovt T.....,.1-•-11t•, 1-a y 1 ...,,.. '"• "'8J (CA) "•O N t ,..T. --r:· ....... ... • or • .... 1 8 )& """3 T"""' • ~v •wpot .... ......... .... .. as•
Oal•d AP~R I•. ?003 (CA), 850 h11dof9h • ' "1 cvv """" t.flt.r Dun, ~ JOO, 1V '7W':.1~ 413 San IS/ t!Mtt.A ! NICHOl S Ave.. 00.f• Mtu CA ........... Newport Buell CA L Ir ,.._ ,. • ......,,,., o v M 926'6 .... .._. , meo ' -::,;..,:;· .... ;-;111
Pllllfl•llld Ne wport Th•• bu11M,. .. COii• ... _ ....... -.,111 ·-·~· fMI bu-. .. COft ~" .. ,r':'!,. L-A ...... C~ ..._ Olfll; dlKted II; 1 c:orpofetlon .,~~ ~~ ~~ ductM by,• «tl'Ofellotl trvtM, CA 929'; .~ .. '*" llw I~, 200) I/ HIMI ,.... lat19f ~ ... -~ Ir Helle ~ ttwW ..... Tllfoa ~ ii COii aa,,~ r.-u tMrMMu ,.,,No •> AMte ·"'· ..... 11> tMnlneta ,.cl v ... 011 IMtM ...................... .. r ' lro .. r ,..,,u .. •u. 01/2000 ., ............ ..... .__,. .._!!f'tnt ',',',.'lt!:~r<t ., ?oot1 S••n•H l.n . ..~ .. _ t .__ tfew you ltlfttcl ...._
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,...1 II;,. Th a 'l•le"""t Wd ..... on ....._ '" ftolltfl flltllt, P'r"'41eftl Tr"lte ,oftock emf•-ftlMI _.Ill tM Co1tt1lj "•tllr L. larl!U, nMs lhl.-t WM 1Mt at•~ wn
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• ..._...._ ' ~~~l~"llO c-•y 20CllZ Swen.ea ln , ,.... Wltfl .._ c....tr Hied .,.. ti. tetHttJ -r--"!r _.,..,4'1' _ ~-•-· C6-il of Or~ eo....1, C*'ll Of 0r ..... Co11111r
....... , MnM41Ht .-~·°" ,._fl, CA onCM/1"3 8'11Mm,.1Jl
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Devld Alltn Ct*"Y• nt Monte Vnta 18, Costa
Mna,CA'n617
Thlt bvWMISI l1l con·
ducted by· '" llldlv;ckiel Heve you started tlolna
11ut.1neu ~u Y•,
H-03
David Nitti C•M1 Thie 1t1i.-nt was
fllH wlUI the C.l'tlt
Chfll ol Orl'fll• Co11nty
on05/0SI03 J0016tUS17
Oa111 'ttot M11 ti, I S1 22. 29,2rol l liAlll ............ ........
The followlet. !Mf"IOllt .,. dOlftt tllltlMn ....
l 1mon1d1 1111111111,
1001 w 11"' s" .. '· lllP, Coat. Mltu, CA '2121
"ob•r I l.tfl41fHft.
1001 W, 11ttt SlrMt ••'. Cb\UMna CAWl'7
TIMa IHltllllns It c ...
ductffWM....,.11 Have ,... ...... .,..
IHltillft.arefJ YM .,.,J'Ol .
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STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS?.
• • • • • • • • • • •
Pilot
......... ... ......
Tiie toltowlnc penons .,. dOlf\t bu,_.t es:
Roial ~tlonl, 1S2t N11Jd1111c11, Newport
8tKh, CA 92teO
titl•n Muna. 132f
N11ldtncl1, ,.ewp ort
8HCll,CA~
lltlt bvsint-' II COft
duct.d by· an lndMdwl
H•vt you •laf ttd doirll ~lneu yet? Ves, 4/21/
OJ
Htltn H11n1
This t ltltmtlll wu
llled with the Countr C~t. ot Or1n1• County on04/~/03 200J•9'22tf
01111. Pilot Me~ I. I . 15,
22. 2003 Thllll
flctllll ..... ... s......
The lullowlna perJOn•
are doln1 buslnen ts.
ANTHONY'S PAINTING t.
!)(SIGN. 21M8-H Greet
l n . Cost• Mtu, C•.
92626
Tht> busineis Is co~i duct.ct by •n 1ndlvkl1AN
U•vt you st.er led dolna
buuntss ytt1 No
Anthony l Im•
fh1s statement wts
hied with lht Countr
Cltrll ol Oren&• Countr
on05/02/03
200SHUIM
Deily Pilot Mer 8, I!>.
?2.?9.2003 THA03
NOTICE Of TAUi-
TEE'S SALE T .S. Ho. QM.-.r7.C LA*! No. 003mJ1't YOU ME IN
OEFAUl. T UNDER A
DEEO OF TAUST
DATED !i1WS. UN-
LESS YOU TAKE AC-
TION TO PROTECT
YOUR PROP£RTY rT MAY BE SOLD AT A
PUBLIC SALE. fF YOU NEED AH EXPUHA-TIOH Of THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDIHO
AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOUlO CONTACf A
LAWYER. A pubtlc
euc1lon ... '° .. ~~tot cuh. caeNef'• cMctl
dl'llWTI on • "*,. netioNtl .... dWctc
dreM\ by I atlilll "'
..... c'9dlt ""°"' "' • checll ~ bJ •
'""' or tedw8I Mvlng8 end to.I woc:l8Ckll1, or tn1r9~. or uvt1191 1** ..-d-
nad In sectton 5162 of
the Anend8I Codi Md
lMlthoftmd '° do ~ ,. .. In Ihle ......
be held by the cMy
::t::r t."':.::
wlltloul ~ or
wlfT8l'!Cy, e....-ct or
lrnpll9d, reo-clng ltlte,
~OftncumbrencM, IO 8ldlfy tl9
obllgmlon 8'CUl'td by ~ OMc1 of Trust The
Ulldll''ligt'9d T.,,...
dltld8lmtl any ....,...,
fOf any lncan'8ClneM
of .,. PfOP8l1Y ......
Of ott.r common .._
lgtletion, II llfY, thoWl'I hlf'tln. TAUS-TOA·DONALO A. JO. HAHSSOH AHO OU.
DYS L J0HAHSS0N
HUS8AND AHO W1F£
AS COMMUNfTY PROPERTY ""°'did
snwJ -...,,,,.. No. l'34J5ot 117 In ..
• peoe al OMdlll ... con» In Iha olloa °'
the Aecordw= ~. DIN o1 S.:
.. 2:00 PM Pt1c1 d ,_. AT THE NORnt
FRONT ENTRANCE TO
THE COUNTY COURT·
HOUSE, 700 C1V9C
CENnA DRIVE W£ST,
SANTA AHA. CALJ.
FOANIAomM-cir.-la ID •
be: J2 VISTA
NEWPORT HACH CA
9'2llO APN t : -.0:
017 The tot.i _,.
MandllyM6d~ ·~-°' ....... ol lnl1lll p!lblc8'ton °' lhl• nodcl ..
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lnctudN the IDtllt amount of .... ~
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... ~ coMll.
•xptNM, Ind -¥encM ...... °' lnltW ~ ol tH8 no&.. o.a: ...,
01, 200) EXECUT1Yt TAUSTE.E 9EIMCU,
IHC. 154S5 SAN F£R.. NAHOO MtSSION Bl VO lt.#TE l20I .....,..
HILLS, CA ttM6 11~ .,.-Oli9 Or-.
TRUSTE.E MU ~ CEA AMftM111. __
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your stuff
tfyough
cla ssified!
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.,, dolfll business u .
NtMORCOM. le Rtm
lnston, lfyifM, CA 92620
htrlck C11 I Md:ul
loch. 16 Remln1ton,
lnlne, CA 92&20
Thlt blnlnfts ts con
ducted by· an IM1vl6ual
"-"' you sblr led doillc bus!ncu yet? No
P1trlcll C. McCulloch
Tiiis 1t1tem1nt was filed wltll llM County
C..,11 of Or1n1e County
on05/08/03
200Ht4HIS
01lly l'llol Mey 8, 15, 22. 29, 2003 Ttt409
Ac-.. ..... ... -....
The followin1 penona
11• dolna buslnen es.
C1nd1ll1 Siles, 117 C
Str11t. Newport BHch, CA92fi61
Metthlw Fbhm111. 117
C Strut, Newport
BHch, CA 92.661
I hll IHillfltat ' COfl·
dueled by 111 lllclr'IMhlal
"'" )'OU •tMlld doilll business yet? No
Matthew ri.nm1n
This it1tement wu
hied with the County
Cllfll of Orin,. County
on05/13/03
200J6t444Jt
DaUy Pilot Mey 15, 22,
29, June 5, 2003 Th432
The followlna penons
1r1 clo1n1 bustneu as·
PlasUcs lnvnlou, 400
C1rlotta, Newport
BHch, CA 92660
Cerlyle Levinson, 400
C1rlolh, Ne wpo rt
Beach, CA 92660
This business ls con·
ducted by· an 1nd1vldual
H•v• you started doln1
Policy
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reserves the right to censor, reclassify,
revise or reject any classified
advertisement Please repon any error
that may be m your classified ad
immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts
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adveniscment for which It may ~
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inscnion.
AJINOUIKIMENTS
& MJSC.
GARAGE
SAll
IUSINESS &
FINANCIAi. 230S-24to
'°'SS • ltlCO.OS nc m. 0..:. Ek fOs & Sh a Mic. 5-*t u. ~
1111111.e 949 645 7!>0!>
All rHI utile adver
tis1<11 in this newsp1per
is subjecl lo the r ederal
f '" HouSina Act ol 1968 es 1m1"ded which
makes 1t 1lle111 to
advertise •any prefer
ence. llm1tet ion or
dlscrlmm•tlon bned 11n
race. color, rek1to0. sea.
hendleep femllial st•tus
0t n1tto0al uu11n. Of en
1<1tenhon lo m1lle any
iuch preference, ~m•la
tion 0t d1scnmin•lt0n •
This MWSPle>er Wiii
not •now1n11y eccepl
1ny 1dvert1Ument for
rul eslete whtell " 111
viol1Uon ol the law OUf
rea4ers '" hereby 1nf0t1Md lh1t 111 dwell
"'IS aO.... trwd 1n th1'
1MWS4>1per are IVttlable
on an equal GP9(lftun1fy buas...
To compl11n ol 4~
crwninahon. cell HUD toll
""at 1 800 •24 1590. .... 1413
Oldtf Styte Fumlbn rcAHOS&~ . ........_.,...._.,,.
• Ii..--• .-.-,. ()Mm~
.. CMMMID .. _..,.. __ _
WIMJYISTATD . ..........-...~ ..... .. ,,,,_...,..
"COUJGI Pilll AalA"
Walk to 0-2!>+ C.9 s.n. Sit 17th ..... 2l>iTi
North ol r .. Or bet_,
Hirbor &F..,._
Don't mm the IMrpns
COM SAT l :JO.?
(~) ... ...,San
MM> Wey t.W M!t.
<*'euers. d11911, beddq.
bedl. ~ h'JPj*1, •
coaONA HIGHLANDS
Ne1chbofhood sai. CdM
Sat .. Sam lpm, @ POV
S--d 1:1 ~ c.n,on
Y•4 Sele Dover Shofes
$11 , 1·1. Loh of lfHI
stuttl 1318 Cambfode&
lane, Hewpert BeKh
Ult 1515
rem ...
COSTHISA UIU•
llcmlMMSl-M
FllMCIAlJ PROFmlOlfN.. sewm
.. Llpl ....
buslneu y•tl Yn. ' I OJ
Cltlyle l•vlnMn
This st1ttmtnt wu
flied Wllll tftl County
Clerll of 0t9"CI County
Ofl 0../18/03
20036'41425
Dilly PAol ~. 2•. May 1.1. 15,2003 Thl66 ........... ... -....
Thi followln1 p1no11s
.,, doi11& business u ·
St. Ab1nobl f ln•nciel,
550 Paul.,lno An.
I N109, Cost• Mesa, CA
92626
V1clly Meh1ny, 550
Paula!lno Ave IN109,
Costa Mui, CA 92626
This buslneu Is con-
ducted by: 1n lnd1vldual
H<1ve you atarled doina
business yell Yu,
01/21/03
VIClly Meh1ny
This st1tement was
filtd with the County
C'4Hll of Or1n1• County
on05/13/03
200Ht444t1
Dally Piiot May 15, 'b,
29. June 5, 2003 TM27
Hot!« IS twlby 11ven
lhat thl undloltnecl w1U
bl aoW •t public Auction
on thy 30. 2003
St1rv1n1 SchOlll"• Mini
St0t•CI· 1957 Newport
Blvd , Cost• Mna. Ca
92627, (949) 631 3379
t.c>/14'004 laurel lun
dquist. Household llems
L1ndlord reserves the
rlcfll to bid 11 ule Caih
only. Sal• I• 1ub1ect to
c•ncell•tlon 1n the event
of settlement belween
landlord and obh&•ted
party
Starv1n11 Scholar's Mint
Sto111e
Published Newport
Beach·Costa MeH Daily
Piiot May I!>, 22.
2003 Th~
Th• follow1n1 penons
.,, dofn1 bu11ness H 2
EXPORT l TD. 8505 E
H1ll$d•le Dr Oun&<' CA
92869
John 8 lynch 8505 (
Hiiisdaie Dr Or an1e
Calif 9?1169
lhls businn~ 1s con
ducted by an 111d1v1du<1I
Have you star led dOlnl
business yet? Yet 1/3/
OJ
John B lynch
Th•~ statement was
hied w1lh the County
Clerk ul Dr•nar County
un 0../18/03
200J H41'99
Daily Pilot Apr 24, May
I. 8. I!>. 7003 lhJ60 RdltlM.....,
... s.......
Bitler. Cosu Mew. CA
92626
QCL Inc (CA). 10221
Arundel Ave , Westm1n
st er. CA 92683
Thti bus1nns " 1.on
ducle4 by • corporetion
Hi1V• you SIMled do•nc bu~meu r•l7 Yes 4 22 OJ
QCl Int Quyet V •n
le. President
Thts slllement was
hied wtlh lht' Countt
Cieri. ol Or•nae Countr
on 04/7!1/0J
20036HUOJ
l>a11y Pilot May I 8, I!>, n 2003 th38!>
RctitlMt.si!IHs ... s......
Tilt lollowlna persons
are dolna business as
M5 ENTERPRISES. 25045
la Man11usta. L•auna
Niguel, Cahlorn11 9267 /
Marlo Nab•. 25045 l 1
Manausta, l•1una
How to Place A
Nl&ull. c.t.tCHnl• mn
fhl) bu~at Is COii
ducted by en 1ncl1w1du•I
H.we you t.lMted dotnl
bus•~• yet? Yn
~/11/03
Mat10 Nab•
I hi\ \l•ten1enl w•s
hied wtlh lhe County
Clerk ol Or•n&t County
on <>!>/lJ/03
2003'9'44H
Oa1ly Pilot May I!> 'l'l
29 June 5, 2003 TM33
Ac-. .....
llmlS......
Tho lollowmc persons
ate do111g business 11
O'\ Orilpery Service.
4745 I l a P •Im• Ave
A111h111n, CA 91801
llarold H Si1ldt1n1,
424S E la Palm• Ave ,
An•h~11r1, CA 92807
Th" busmen IS 1.on ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
ltave you st•rled dom&
business yet? Yu Mey
Tiusday. ~ 15, 2003 • '!""""'-------l.1111.... -Llpl..... ..
29th. 1980
Harold H S&ldlttnt
Th11 slltement wn
flltd with the County
Cletll ul 0.1n1e County
on0../18/03 200369'1'97
Oally Ptlol A9f 74 May
I 8. 15,2003 Thl62 .......... ... s.....
I he lollow1n1 persons
•re ooin1 bu~ness as
The Wheel Gran Ma11
12n tondende<ry St
Cusl• Meu. CA 92626
D•v1d Allen Eckul
1222 londondelly SI
Cost• ..... CA 92626
This busineu 1s con
ducted by on 111d1v1du•I
Hawe you started doma
bu11nen yet? Yu, c 1/1/88
0<1v1d A Ecker I
This statement was
flled with the County
Clerk of Oranie County
fkMlll ...
... s.......
The lolioWHll l)el\01"
••• doon& bu..neu u
Newport Mna MMhal
Arh 418 fest 17th St
suite 8 101 Costa Mev
CA 92627
C•llo' Lui 1760
Pomon• Ave •I/ Cos•• Mcu CA92671
lh11 bus1ne's " 1.011
ducted by •n 1nd1v1dui1I
H•ve rou sl•r led C1u111a
busmen yet? No
t.•rlos Leal
This slalemttnt wo
hied w1u. the Counly
Clerk of Or•nce County
Ofl 04/18/03
200Ht4140J
Dally Pilot Apr l' May
I, 8, 15. 2003 lhl!i6
,...... ..... ... ......
1 hi follow•flt I*'°"' .,. dotfll bu~nns .,
The Curit\ CGmpeny.
23'9 C#tton Pl Ste A'
Cwt1 Meu, CA 92627
Row t I• YI"• Ciwt•
7 J89 Cerllon Piece
Suite A ~la Mer.1 CA
91627
T11" bu""'" is con du<.led b~ •n tnd1vtdual
Have you •IMted dotnc
bustMU yt11 Yes D<K
1999
Robert I Curhs
Thi• sletemt'nl wu
llltod with I~ County
Cl<ttk ol 011n1e County
on 04125/03
200>6942319
Daily Pilot May I 8, I b,
22 2003 l h379
.-----Deadline
CLASSIFIE iAD -Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm
Tuesday ................. Monday S·fX)pm
By Fax
Wedne~day .............. Tue,day 5:00pm
By Phont• By Mail/In Pe rson:
Thur~day ............ Wedne,da:r 5·00pm (949) 631 6594
lf>k•"' uw.l,;dco WUr f\.,Utl(" •lld
p/l<'<l<" 11u1nbc-r and W< II ull
~uu b.11.~ "''lh • l'flH ljlM~< I
(<Wll M2-'ifl7X
I lours
\ lO Wc\t Bay Street
Cci-tu Mc\a, CA 92627
Al Ncwpon Blvd & Bay St Friday .................... Thur,day 5'()0pm
Saturd::t) ................. Fnday H)()pm
Telephone M 10-.m1 'i OOpm
Monday f·nda}
Walk In I< ~Oam·'i OOpm
Monday l-m1.1y Sunda) .............. : ........ Fnda) 5-C>Opm
lllAND NEW I'••· ,.., o---si. ..... ..,,
P.U $1,JOO. Mwt Sell
$700. 9•t-67J-1002
JEWB..RY/
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
C-.tCel"N...._
Old Cotns1 Gold silnr.
~y. watches. anliqun
collecttbles 949 642 9448
3610
100+-moKJD mnNS,
C'.ATS. DOGS phaa on lie -···•11twa11.ori ~ f a!ilwon l!lllrld :Kl
Dl\Y ft:Al. 01 GlJARNffiI
~'1'.Il9
NII SPAY for momm1 a4/
..... ..._.~II
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~~·all
'olon. all sizes for
•doplton to quahlied
homeS www.prncue ora
or 7lt-nJ.591S
s-snn ewotltGS
28•30 WH $11,90(), Hll
$3,890 36a48 WIS
SJ•.900. sell SS,950 48a 100 WH $26,900,
s.KSl2.900 Cell Howl
Tom I00-392·7806
l~••4•UI Conaumtr
Culdt "BEST BUY"
H11lth Clula Qu•htJ,
L1r.i-W1n111ty. New
111 Boa. Co11111•tr 1t
121500 Sell f AST °'1tY
$995 m-ts0 3100
C I le ...... e,..
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I , r•, , '.:..
Fl $'[
Index
I•~ 1iliL
soos-saso
WI MADI $13',237
fast month eo'f'"C-Vaut
IJORlllC. workq only ...._
we "''"led w~ tan
p()Sllrvely tuch you to do
the ~ Recewon proof
lnten·stecf? llJ0.86 I -0!> I 9
(CAL•SCAH)
•CM/.,.,••· 1la16\I
1500 blocl. ol Nl'WPOfl
Blvd $?00rno 949 ?99
1777 Clun, •nd Awe
\Onie lo<
N•-.....t •••ch rru
rent lo• seuttiir111 \Vt
bus•neS\ Will eathan11I'
payinr rent lo ._,... ~"
dulMS r.tut office. 'lt'V>
to w.ater 9•9 7'l3 848!>
IAYJIONT UICUTIVI
ofl1ce suite 7 office\.
reception & ,,Of a11 l oc
1n COM 949 718 %00
HOMESFOA SALE
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
eA C •IA•C..-.........__.troll to 811
Corona 11'<1 lookoul point
4& 4 58a cvstom home
Cl llw200J OHwJ • SUS0,000
COASTUNI a.ALTY
Ht-759-0177
JASMMI Cltllll ~'"I story 2br 2b1 din Roeen
C1t den« landsc1ped
Handic:ape11d rudy Very
low malnt Assoc
W/tlfl-, pool
C11l l0t eppt By O.ner
949-640-8717
233 POIHSfTTIA
Sp&elous 4BA 3 58A by
Noted erchllect Brion
Jeannette. $1,795.000
Anpt1Kr•us
Ocun Pecific Properlte1
M9-64t·70&I
• •COM ... SOCHI• • C.....C.-411-c I ~llMTY
tff-7St-0177
IULESTAn ..u
•A S.....,.. Newpert Kelthh r~e 4bt
l'>lh Br tt•me rourn uHK.e
Oown~lde•> S ~a locatl'd
oo • uuiet corr~ lnl
Cu •l u n1 le•l'l•r~s
lhtw&t>uul Sl.599001 COASTUN( RIAL TY
949-7S9-4177
OPIN SAT I -S
220 Tustin Ave.,
Newpor I He1&hh hon1P
Cbr J Sb• w• •11 •round
view• ul NP Ha•bOI U<.n
& C•lahna \un .. el'
S l 8'Y.> 000 Ael Sylv•a
949 230 1111
IHCBOtSSC@AOl COM
0...,. s-I .s. Stvn·
111111 VI.. In Newpert
Hel ... h Newer BUiit Ilt
2.5ba. eoormet k1l ooi.
hbrar y well. Fp, FR
bubbllre tuuni-'" c.rtyfd hrdwd fits. 2t. p•ka
$!Jfi9 IJX) 'tel 949 97'1-9tSi, ~75-222'!> r .. n key
A DQl&Tt • Sh ~ lbvq ~ pjar\
h11h ce1hn1s curv1n11
SU.cast' oot5ldle f P. •
~ Ud1lf\ cimom
c:atino;y & mara.Sl.79'.UXl>
~&....,,_.~
Rally 9$M-Ol 7 /
IONn A CANYON
MIN SAT-SUN 1-S
IOWt.tlwep
48R J !)8A home Incl
seperale ott1ce/1uesl
w ile a.,..ow-a..
duced to SI IJS.000
949 6'A 8288 ..., ,........., ~· home on " ~'lolled lot
With !iC9lllt -48t. office 381, 3t p. FR lt
...-1111 •ound ,.-d Marl*!
arwwte. COAi"" ~ flat ween i*stnl TV eat
Simi t4t-4SO-a10
21 ST TIIOPEZ
OPEN SUN 1-S
3br lba. 3 ft pie's, 3 car
111•1• .• Sl.200.ooo Oc11nP1c1hc;
Properties . ..,, ......
..... 40-0179 $,_,... ........ ,
IPPfO& 3,S77 lf tbf ~
den, 4bl, decof•lor
pwfec:t 24 hr CUM1f
11ted comm SMah
Coldschmildt 8'r
949-.254-3700
8anlt Foreclosures.
Free list of
forcdotun: propm:ies.
Receive a frtt,
compumiud printout.
rm
7402-7466
t ~ aoos-as10
~
9000-9750
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windows \fl<KIOU\ k1I
'"'!Os W 1:1 S IS)(XXl 'ob<I
MiW y Wood act 949-'l84-
':tR I I 111 <Jll6
PRIM( ISTATIS
PATRICK TINOU
NATIONW10l USK
H94S6-'70S
www pi1l11ckten0<e com
.._...., ......... Oc-.
C.t..wia -4& 2.7'5& over ~I Nol listed WI
"'-S Under S9IX> <XX> ~
Ouu& Cliilrk 949 636 I~
llaoyridge .... c. 2!lr :is.
d5 lu bch OIMty I wood
elOO. dtt ear n/~
$2500. mo 9'f.Hil'S 948)
Dl-e Coltr-•
•• Cafl FM ll•t"'r ••
Prvde11tlel CeUf .. olty
9'9-IJ6-J730
Newport Coast
OPIN SUN 1 ·S
Stunnma •ward wtn"'"K Bt0okl1eld home built 1n
7000 3br • oflK.e
Appro • l/OOsl
$1.719,000
PlA TINUM PaMHTllS
~telanlf' MeUfer
949 715 31!>6
Oll'tN SUM I -S
llah1n style 5br !>ba
IPPfOi 18.000 lo
19 000.1 $3,0 S,000
PLATINUM l'aOPHTllS
-sntlllMI~
949 1~!>-Jl!>6 ......... ,..._~
aalom eslllte Wiit! Qn)'Orl
& ~-Oftwed Ill S6 500 000 C1ntt1 .. '=='¥ .. 9~7st-Ol77
Siii.ian~
T ropieal Par•drse 1n a
Country Club Hlltnl
Marbella this home wes
featured In 2007 St
Mar1arets hom@ lour
and lat pl.ce winner in
the 2001· landsc1pe
beautification awerd
awerd br Callforn1a
l •ndsupe Contr act0<1
Anoe ol 0. •net County
S2.89S.OOO
C11rol Mclau1h1n RE MAX
ltHI Estalt Sefvic:IS
949 212-0570
Under the Service Directory Banner
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245
Rental To Shale 6030 IMne
NI' c .. ~t/0<-Vl~W
furn d P•t ruum & bath
up\IOK s R•• & l•und1 y
no pth \mol>uit Pt>OI
\pa $16'i0949 118 141?
Pref1 f)t'r_,;;;, ~
w I 01,,.,1 pe"on 111 NB
Pvt furn d bt & bi S850m
• 1/7 urn\ 949 646 1673
~ Space For Rent 6060
GAUGES 10a22 $340 or
22122 S6SO 01 4()()(hl
•1tport Med pvt W ht1h
security 949 646 1106
AESIOt:NT IAI. RENTALS
ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
Balboa Peninsula
~. '"'· pato ••tor ~ed erld5d
pO.a. w °"' _.... boll <*JO. .... aet 9119 67$.8120
,..... ,..... ..,... to bCfl
CJ-' """1 i'IJr I bl ~
remod. ._, P' ' <Miut S2IJl} Im 714 256.4~
s..p. ..... , J -..,,,
lb. tundo ll;ty 'Ollt'W
Slt!ipS IO b<J1 2 ' Pf U"iron Bkr 94'1400 0471
N.l ./l•e•tlf.,j J l r
2.He, lllmfy flume .....
oc-. -from m&Slll 1'.lt• anti "'1W ~mo r1z c.1 =r 960/3-JIS9
Conlfll dlt ...
nt Ilk. le c• w/d ,.
~ rorM< lol. Vecent
$1750/mo inclc:I ulls
Don1ld Pf•tt. Coldwell
8ril!f, 9'9·7SS-t074
, ........ br_, ,_
2br 2 '5lw wd .. ~ ... bit
vn yd. 2 c at! e;w no peo.
SZIX) 949-.374-1797
Newpof1 BeadJ
IAYF110NT
ON LIDO P£NINSULA
' NIW 21r ?la
COTTAGES
P11 .. tt Buch Pool
and Spa wan. to
Ocun Sh09s and
Rtslaur •nh l rase
6/mo 2 y1 •
8011 Shp Available
710 UDO PUil DR.
949 673.0030 or
94 9 72 3 !>830
unaoNT
ON l tOO PC NINSUI A
NEW 21r 21e
COTIAGIS
Pnvale Beach. Pool
•nd Sc>• Walk lo
OcHn Shop• and
Antau,.nls l uw
6mo7y••
Boil Shp Ava1l•bte
71DUDOPAH Da.
949 673 6030 Of
949 723 S8JO
UDO YIMlY UASl
Bill CRUHDY Rf:Al TORS
.......,-$-6-l.~ .. ...,..,._.
Peninsub Studt0
Apartments avail Aat
$650-$950 949-673 7800
r ... 1 ..... ,.... lbr
lb1, llte•fy fur111shed.
Vlared leund, util ltlCI •at s 1350 949-673-1800
21r 1.See, w1lll lo
beech. 4i45 Hl11n1. -
Ho•I lllf. w/d hk\tc>S,
$1400/mo. !M9~645-l6BJ
HAU °" 1.1 ao II.NT
for -.. ..., l5lt w/12 mo .... New!)
r9lllOdlllld C.,. C.. ~
c:ommuNty wt-IPll'
ca'1Jllll & --tie. Wf/!ltrel/r,., ......
& refr...,.tor ~
... llll l8r SlO!IS. 2Br
Sl"'5 (714J ._,fn
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lltf ......... ~ ..., .w. •21l-3PZ
, I 1 llW a. "8le ........... , .. l cat ,.,,.-.._Aft
$1tcl0 .... 7S 7IOO
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8P•ul1lul rtmC>dtl ?br
Iba Ip it6SO n• ... u
4JO """~ 949 £.41 ~ ...... ear Pvi tr&J"I ._
H1t1n .... av 10.1 ?<Dt
to bay ltnY. ~tm unhln
S1700m 1\t 949 118 1400
"*' er...... ....,,,.... '*"' o..-rm ~ I 'Oi IJlilO • IJ004.
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pr "Ill SI m 9'96TJ 18X> ---Newly rt'muJ l t.< l b•
condo 2 c 1•1 p1lt0
wd no pel ~mk llw11I 6 I
$19!>0 lse 949 /~9 l 1'4
...,..._9.y 2Br.
2 lull batli boa be.1dl
P• k lef'nl\ Nu Pf'n
l22!X> mo I ;-"'-
Ava• 6. 1 !> 949 5Ei6 99118
......... 2& 2Ba. ck'5t lo
beiildl, newtw .~ .ti
p w'd. fl'~~
S22Wmo 94'.Mi/'S-9400
s..,. "' ...... yrly rl'llUI
2 mstr st"' 2.st. ocn vu.
p;rtJo 'biilt.ony Ip pr no
pd Ill' P400 9&6/l /fl1.)
lfACON IA Y /IA Y AIONT
upsl11t~ 71!1 I ~ Ip
1a1 wd hkup 'If ~ S2600 mo 9"19 673 841 1
6-ol, ...............
lb. home 2--ut pr II'"
1»tl0 comm pool Vt R S29ZI ........ 'M966M73
Lt Jk 2.Sl e 1n c•ted
comm w pool 'P••
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Aaen.i.;.. 949 856 9705
•-n,. IMf." Jlr 21k.
Huse bay view '3195 mo
949 2S2 8200 or 949 851
8160 Luu Option Avail
We ....,_ condo 2Br.
Etecant encl lmmKulate.
VIOWed w/llPllfCM!d credit.
n/peb S41001mo yrly o..-1111 9& 118 m1
U. We-I 17 Vie OrWlll>
'Bl 2.58a. Jc pr fp,
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II
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9)642-5671
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Boal oper •Ion nttded
to• h.,bor ooerahon\ al
T wu Har buf\ Calahna
l\1'1nd Har bOr P 111 ol and
ShnHboat with fie>~ lo
'>O Ion '" ~nu l oolunr
t a • o ulao n1 •~am
nr .. nttd ~pie I or '"'" ••I JIO !>10 42'M c.....-_p ___ ry_Plar--.-...,-.
& Cat.inc Co Now ..... ....,._, & S.t~ for
P, 'T Wor11 WI Bron'2
8858 lo tel up .. i.-.w
Oll\'9t OW9a --A TOlb HIM "°"' own .,..,., loolun& b .....
perlCllrtat 1 lA*UI ,_
the lootlllr..,. to """-
you \uccu,lul• CAll
l N«lST M 81!1S.e-l11511
(CM. -scNI)
.. lhutsd3y, May 15. 2003 ------llplllllcll -l.lllllllllca . , ..
... (OllTOf 111 sun Of CAllOllA fOI
Tll <amt Of 01A1C1 "'" ..... "" ..... U... lrwtU/l/T ._,
°'*rt7, 1Mt• ...w•....i Wl~lJ1"27
....... Of
ll01kll0<8WOISOf
MOAsatm\OI Of
llVOCAll IMIG llUST
,.....C ... W.19CMO)
Tti. unde.1sianed, JANA
O. HACKETI and DON W.
OllPHANl , as Co·Tr usl·
ees of the Ollphaot
Lillina Trust U/OfT dated
October 27, 1982. as
said Tr u,.t has been
amended and rt\latcd,
propose to pobhsh the
followrna notice pursu·
•nt to C•llfornia Probatt
Code Section 19040 to
tho ued1ton of RACHEL
ElllABETH OLIPHANT,
the dece.tsed &UI VIVlll& Settln< of the Ohphant
l 1v1n11 lrust, wtio died a
rn ldent of the Crty of
Newport Beach, Count1
of Oraneu. Stale of
Cahfor nia, on January
29,2003
Notice 1s hereby erven
to the creditors and
contlfl11ent credlton of
RACHFL EL IZABETH
OLI PHANT (hereon
"decedent") that all
persons hlllvm11 claim~
against the decedent are
required to Ille !hem
with the Supe11or Court
ot Cahfur n11. County ul
Orange, "' 341 The Crly Orrve. P 0. Bo~ 14171
Or111111e, Cahfornla, 9?613
t 511 and mail or deliver
e copy to JANA 0
~IACKfll and OON W
OLIPHANT al J Royal St
Get1rae. Newpofl Bead1.
Cahlorn1a 92660, n Co
1 ru$lees ol the Ohphant
l1v1ng lrust U/Dfl d1led
October 27, 1982 as
amended ~nd 1 estated.
wher 11m the decederol
was " Settlur , within the
later ol lour months
after May I 5 2003 (the
dale of thr for \I 1.11•hh·
c.1t1on nt nut If" tu
ued1tor\) ur. 11 roolot•
•~ m .. 1led or prr\On•lly
delivered to yuu. I()
da~ alter lhe date U11s
nolrc r. " malled or personally delivered to
you A claim form m.J~ be obtained from the
cour I clerk Fur your
prultclrun you ar~
eneo•JI agf'd lo fol& you1
claim by cert1fted marl.
wo lh return rtceopl
requested.
Co-Tru1t••1
JANA 0 HACKETT and
DON W OllPHANT. Co
Trustees, Oliphant l 1v1ng
Trust. 3 Royal St
Ceor ge. Newport Beach.
CA92660
Attorneys lor T rus 1e1
Timothy J Kay. Esq
GIBSON. DU NN &
CRUfClllR. llP. 4 Park
Plaza Ste 1100 Ir vine
CA 9?fit4 8!>'11
OAHO Aprrl ?4 ;>003
/S/ JANA I) llACKl TT
Co lrus tee of the
Ol11>hant l 1v1ng II ust
U/1)/l dated October 21,
l982 and ilmended and
restated IS/ DON W OLIPHl\ffl .
Co Trto s lee ol the
Oliphant living husl.
U1 O/l d1ted Ot lvbn 27.
1982. as amenrf~d aud
reslat&d
Published Newpor I
Bealh Cosld M~sa O.t1ly
Pilot M.iy 1c;. 21, 22.
2003 ThW414
*>00 TO CIOOOti
OflWSAl.f
(SK. 6104, 6 IOS U.C.c.)
bcrow ... 421~
Nufoce IS her~by e1vcn
to creditor\ '>f the within
"amed seller that a bulk
sale rs al>oul to be made
(If th .. Assets descr ih11d
below
The names ~nd bu\1
npss addresso of the
\eller are NABIL flASRE,
0 V M ?163;> Nl WI llN[l
S I , HU NllNC:ICJ N
C!! llCH. CA 92646
Thr location 111 t:all
turn•~ of lhe c hoel
e,;ecullve office of the
Sf'ller 1~ SAM( AS
llROV£
As hsted by the \ell~•
all other bus111es\ namPs
11nd addresses used by
thl' ,.eller l'fJlhm thre~
years before the dJtle
such hsl was uni or
.4111-ed to the buyer
ere NONE.
............
fOlOIAl&IOfU
Olla TO 5llOW UISlfOI
OU.Gf-
Wl~A211747
tO All IN1LRCSILO
PfRSONS:
1 Pelthone1; Pamela
Out11i McGulnntss filed
• t>tlillon wit.ti this court
101 a cS.cru ch1nelne
011.m u 11 tollo ws:
Pemtl• Oolrl1 MCGuln·
ntn to Pamela Dutr11 1 THE COURT ORDERS
lh~t •II pet sons inter
ISied In thls matte1 $hall
1111pu r befoui this court
at the hearrn1 1nd1c1ted
bftlow to show CllUU rf
,.1y. why the petition for
chanse ol nall14 should
not be &ran led.
NOTICE. Of HEARING
Date· 6-17·03 limo: 2:00
pm Oept.: L73
The address of the court
is same u note d above.
3. A copy of tl\ls Order
to Show cause shall be
published al least once
6ach week for four
successive weeks prior
to the date i>et for
he.a1 me on the petition
in the lollowine news
paper of eener al cu cu
lallon. printed 111 this
co'unty Newport Be1ch/
Costlll Mesa Daily Pilot
Dat.•AI'• 182003 ateHHD O. fllAlll, sa., JUDGI Of THI
surERtotl COUltT
P ublo~hed Newport
Beach-Costa Meu Daily
Pilot May I, 8, 15, 22,
2003 Th395
lfQlllS T fOI PIOfOSAlS
Or •nae County Sam·
talmn 01st11cl (OCSD or
the D"l11cl) of Orange
County. California, will
reLeove sealed propor.als
1111111 June 17, 2003. at
2 00 pm Proposals
must be received at
OCSO's Admrn1strat1on lob by or Purchasing
DIVl\IOn Otfou by the
date and time herein
above ~•I forth. 10844
[lhs Avenue. Fountain
Valley, Cahlorma 92708
7018.
RlQUlSl fOR PRO-
POSAl COlllCTION
SYSllMS SIPHON &
fORClMAl.N ASSISS-
MIHT SPfClnCATIOH
HO. CS-2003-I 3610
A Pre Proposal Meet
mg hn been scheduled
for May 'l2 2003, al
9 00 a m 1n lhe Put·
~ha~1n11 Conference
Room. OrA1111~ County
SAn1tdt1on ll1strtct
10844 rlhs Avenue.
F ount;1111 Valley. Calo
l ht followln& p.r1011s
111 dolna bui1nus ei:
()p11lCheck.com, 125 E.
Bak" Suitt 135, Cosla
MeH . CA 92626
Horth American Ac-
ceptance Corporatron
(CA), 12S E. Beker,
Suite 13~. Co•lll Mesa,
CA92626
This busineu la con-
ducted by: • COfJ>OI ation
~ve you started dolna
business yet? Yu.
0!>/05/2003
North Amerrcan Ac·
cepllnce Corporation.
M"to J, Raslc, Presi·
dent
This statement was
fded with the County
Cll!fk of Orane• County
0110!>/09/03
2003 .. 44010
Dally Piiot May 15, 22.
29, June 5, 2003 Th416 ,.... .....
'-S...... The followlne per sons
are doine business n :
The Car aae c.c.. 137
Industrial Way. Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
Klassic l<ars Irie .. OBA
fhe Garage C.C (Callf.).
1436 Beach Blvd ..
Westmins ter, CA 92683
This business Is con·
dueled by: a corporation
Have you started dolna
busrness yet? No
Klassic Kars loc .. OBA
The Cara11e. C.C .. Cary
l<alsaris, President
This statement was filed with the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 05/13/03
200S694444 I
Daily Pilot May 15. 22.
29, June 5, 2003 Th424
Rdllm ..... -s ...... The following persons
are domg bus1ne~ as
All About You Marketing,
2207? Islander lane.
Huntington Beactl CA
92646 KC MO Enterprises.
(CA), 22072 Islander
lane. Hunl1nglon Beach
CA. 92646
I hos busmen rs con
ducted by· a corporation
Have you star led doing
business yet? No
KCMO EnterpriHs.
Michele Buller. President
This statement wn
foled w1lh the County
Clerk of Oranee Cou11ly
on 04/18/03
20036941424
Daily Pilot Apr 24. May
l , 8, I!:>. 2003 Th365
fktltlMa..ess
..... *--fornra 97708 Please The follow1111 persons
meet 111 th~ Pur~has1ne ~re do1n11 business as·
D1v1s1011 lobby localed at A11por I Sell Storage, 190
10844 Ellis Avenue. Newport Center Dr.
rounla1n Vall~y. Cali •IOO. Newport Beach,
forn1a. 92/08 CA 92660
All prospective Pro· 3800 Cl!I mp us ll C
posers .ire ur11ed lo (CA). 190 Newport
allend lh1s Pre Proposal C~ter Or #100, New·
meetma, as th1\ will be por I Beach.~ 92660
the only op11or tunoty lo This bus1ne.ss rs cun
Vl\lf the iobs1te ducted by Limited
Proposals must be l1ab1hty Co
subm1lled on the form Have you started doing
5uflpluid by flCSO 1n busmen yet? Yes. 12/11
<>Lcor d~ncr wr lh all 86
prov1s11>11\ ol the spec1 3800 Campu\ LLC,
f1cat1ons Spec1foc11ho11~. JMnes M Kru1:11e1 .
prnpns.11 blanks. and Member /Manage<
further mfo1maloon may lh1s !'>lalement was
be obt a111ed "' the above !tied with the County addre,.s t~lcphone (714) Clerk of Orange County
962 24 II on 04/10/03
Pubhs hed Newpor I 20036940511
Brach Cu,l• Ml.'sd O~rly Daily Pilot May I. 8. 15.
Point M•y 15. ?003 IH413 22.2003 Th375
Rctitlous tvsMs
f1dilills lwsiless
"-S...... "-S""-" The followme penons
!he followrng person~ drP dorn1e business u
dr c do1n1e busmess as Newman Properhes, Inc ,
JI BEERS 2 YOU, bJ 1884 Placentia. Costa
B£ERS TO YOU. c) Mesa.CA92627
BHRS 7 U 1954 Pia Newman P1operl1n.
tenha, Suite 209 Costa Inc .. (CA), 3501 Marcus
Mesa. CA 92627 Av~ .. Newport Buch. CA We~ley J Garlall . 5901 9?663 Belgrave. Unit c. Garden lh1s business 1s con·
Grove. CA 92845 dueled by a corporahon
Michael M Funk. 1613 Have you started dome
Ponderosa, Cost .. Me"• bu,.1ness yet? No
CA 976?6 Newman Properties.
l'>dd 0 cr.,ne, 682 s Int . Jeffrey 0 Newman.
Halliday, Anaheim, CA President
'12804 flus statement was
Th" busmen rs con flied with the County
dueled by a general Cieri< of Oranee County
partner shop on 04/18/03
ttave you \tarted dom& 2003694 I 400
busmen yeP No i)>a1ly Prlot A.pr 24. May
Wr•lry I Garlatt I, 8, 15. 2003 Th359
lhi. ~ldtement wa~ RctM~
lolr•<I wolh th~ County Cler~ of Oranet County '-S..-. nn 04/J".:l/03 I he follow1ne persons
20036942296 are doing bus1nes~ u :
Daily Pilot May 1. 8. 15 Take Two Consulting.
22. 2003 TH37S 1706 Paloma Or , New·
port Buch,.CA 92660
Elrtabe t h M.ry
The names •nd bus1 "~~~ addresse~ of the The lollowrne persons
buyer 11e. KARLA s are domg business as
NICHOLS, o .v.M., 2630 The rrench Company
Al/ON ST. NEWPORT l?O Ne wport Center
Bf llCH CA 9?663 Drrve Suite 240, Newport
rh" nsets to be $Old Bea~h. CA 92660
Thagard, 1706 Paloma
Or . Newpor I Beach CA
97660
lod1 Jacobi rtemine.
1196 Irvine Ave.. New·
port Beach. CA 92660
This business 1s con
ducted by a &ent!r al
par lntrsh1p •r~ described in 11eneral fhe Leighton French
o All FIXTURES. Company (Gen Partner)
lQUIPMEN1, STOCK IN (CA). 120 Newport
TR AO l , 8 U SI N[ SS Center Or. #240. New
NAMl , LEASEHOLD IN· port Buch. CA 92660
TFRl:.ST ANO IMPROVt· RocPac Investments
M£NlS ANO CUCN'l USl (Gen. Partner) (CA>. 120
And are localed at 2630 Newport Cenh r Or
AVON ST . NEWPORT #240. l'fewport Beact\.
BEACH, CA 92663 CA 92660
Tht busmtss nenJe Thn business rs con
uHd by the sellt1 at ducted by a 1ene1 al
th&I loullon " AVON 111rln""h1p
Have you started dome
busmen yet? No
E liubeth M. Th a ear d
This s tatement was
fried with the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on 05/09/03
200'6,44020
Daily Pilot Ma1 15. 22.
29, J\.lne 5. 2003 Th420 ...........
-S....' N( WP ORT AN IMAL ~l11v~ you started dohlJ HOSPIT"1 buslntss yet? V11s Thf! lollowina p~rsons
The anlrc11>ated d.tlt ol Morch \989 are doln11 businen as.
tht bulk \81<' ,, Jon• .J, RocP•c lnvnl n1e11h l<erser Road Assoel1tes.
2003 at the olflct of (Gen P•rtner). 8y lrK'.. 13 Corpor1te Plaia
GROVER lSCROWCORP . Peter l french. Prl!~i Ste 2 00, Ne wport
111 S 11 ttHOIS SL dent 0111ch. CA 92660
ANAHf lM, r.A 9?llOI> Th" s t•teme11t wn lbl14r Ro•d, Anocl
rhls b ulk u fe 1s fifed with tht County etn, Inc., (Cthfornlt),
a11bleet to C1ltfntnlt Cl•'" of Oran11e County 13 Corpoutt Plau Ste.
Unllor m Commerc111 on 05/13/0J 200. Ntwpo1t 8Hch. CA
CA AA ,,_ t 6106 7 20016'44A2S 9~ "'"' ·"'' ton o Thi• bu· 'nt•• '' Co"· It so wl>~, lhl nt lll4! t.ily Pilot May l!i, 23' • ., ,. " an11 •ddteu ol th• 29, June !i, zooa f h4'Q ducted by: a corPofallon
person w1tl1 wllom Htve you 'lMted Mlfll
cl•ims "G• be filed Is. buslnen yet? Yu, 4/l/ fie*'-..... OJ MNt10H [~1.£'0 ... or...........:. Kal:r.tl' Ro.od Astocf.
CROVER £.S.CftOW l,;Ut(P • -etu. Inc.. 01v1d f tt l S lll!HOIS ST • \.h• follow1~ oeno11s Roblllson •• f>rn.
AM HEIM, CA 9180S, 91e dOlnl bur.tl\Ms H Thk •Ute.rnent wH
l.sc.,.28!J0.09 tlld llll · 1) Topp1n1 ('ttlntl, Inc., hied wrlh UM County
'-" dell 1111 tilln! d••~ . ..) l-y;•-·" c .. ~... C'A 0 " ...... , '""" ,~.. ,,.rk of 1•111• County 111111 be lunt< • 2()1),) Show. Randolpll on Ot/18/03
Wtrith ~ tlll bldlntSlt Ava., Co ft Me,a, CA 200J6f41426 01 before th1 Mk dttfl 92626 .,_,f1ed •ve T()t)9i"' htnl~. Ille Dally Prlot Af)f 24, MaJ
D1ted' A"ftll 14. 2003 (CA). 2950 Randolph I.I. l!i: 2003 Tiil$
N llNILA S Nf<;lfOU , A¥•., to.It Me\t CA ....... ov • 12.628 ._---..... ,
r u•tr111td •••onrt Thi .. ··~ i... -,.,,. .. _,9 ,.. ~ Thi ...... ""''°"' :::1' :.~ = Dally lluc!W by· a COfporetlon tft ~ MIMte '*'
CS.SJtDI Jlllll? ~~~~t~;:c' doilll •) MfAt «.Y. lfolten, b)
-· T..,tflt htlltJ. Inc lltnller hvltlu 4U. _, tuonO.UO,l"laWrrflf 10091 Sw1n111 ln . W \ Thtt alatl"'"'l wt• ~ill&tOll h K h. CA emf•-frltd ""th tlM Cn1mty K1tfly L, Bunn,
.,,.,.,..._ Cler\ ffi O.an19 C<'lll!t~ 70062 '"''""' l", ... -r....., .,., D4m 101 H1111U111tim B11c11, C9' ...,,... ... ..... "' t2N6
........ ,.., DMtr Pllvt .Mew l, 8, I~ Tiii• .,........ 11 *'
--v .:*4 mm • .., ~ ,11 .........
Hm DMMlad 1 •'-
.. l.11111,.... -...... -1.1111 ... ...............
butlntu yel1 Y ... 4·20·
03
Kathy L. B1rnea
This •t.l•rMnl wn flied with the County
Cieri! of 01•n1• County
ono.t/25/03 200MHHIO
01ily Piiot Mt~ 11 8, 15, 22. 2003 Tll380 .......... ... s.....
Tiie followln& persons
•re dolna buslnns 11:
R a. H fence Co .• 20371
Sommerville Ln . Hun· ~Z£6" B.uch, California
Ch1lsto p her Rran
Harrlaan. 20371 SOfll
merville Ln., Huntinaton
Beach, California 92646
This buslntss rs con·
dueled by: all Individual
Have you star led dolna
business yet? Yes. 11111.
2003
Ch rls to pfler Ryan
H1rrl11n
This statement wu
fried with the Countv
Clerk of Oi"anee County
on 04/18/03
20036941St6
Daily Pilot Apr. 24, May
1.8, 15,2003 Th363
......... .....--... ----onOt/25/0l IOOMt4Hts
........... ...,....., • OallyPllOtMay l,8, 15,
ni. fol10wln1 peraonr. The followln& peraon• 22. 2003 TH390
111 dolnc buslnen as: art do1111 bualnn1 as:
Wall Str .. l Ctplt•I Younc I~•. 2!112 S1nt1 ...._ .... M!>'~ce Inc:., 81 s.. AMnea• .•• Acva'i:i. ~~.;7 Cotta ._......, ltl•nd Orlvt , Newport , .... v .. BH ch, Cll 9~ Slmyl Miila Youn-. l h• foll11wln1 persons
Wall StrH t Capital zsn Sant• An• Ave ate dolnt bualnest H .
M0<ta.a11. Inc., (CA), Costa Mesa, OA 92627 ' SURF8StO£ Sll..VER1 603 lU21 Venh111 Blvd.J Thia bllalnns It con• E. a lbo1 81vo .. •A.
Suit• 420, (nc.lno, Cl\ dueled by· en lndhllClutl Balboa, CA 9:661
92660 Hava you s.tlrled dolni W 1111 am An I ho n y
This buslneu b con· bu•lntuytt7No Geor1a, 194 C St ..
ducted by: 1 c0tpo1atlon Sh1ryl Mt rlt Yount HewthOfnt, NV 8'415
Have you started dolnf fhlr. stat1m1nl wu This busineu Is con·
business yet? No hltd with th• County ducted by: an lndMdual
Wall Street C11pit•I CllH'k of Or1n111 County Heva you started cloifla
Morljia11e. Inc.. Jerty un 05/13/0.1 buslne1$$ yet? Y~.
Arm•tronf, v,,., 2001694440 4-14~03
This s atement wH Daily Pllot M1y 15. 22. W' 111 am An l ho n Y
filed With the County 29. June 5, 2003 Th43l G4TI:1~' statement wa$ ~~·~~~•nee Co14RIY ~.... tried with lhe County
20036944001 ... 5'lllmll Clerk of Orana• Co unty
Dilly Pilot May 15, 22, The followlna persons ;~~~17
29, June 5. 2003 lh417 aro dolne business n : p I s......" M•ra Accessories. 8132 Dally 1 ot Ma y 8· t5• , 22, 29, 2003 TH397 fox hall Onve, Hunt1n1· M f ltfU.uf tonBeach,CA92646 ffc9M .....
~.................. Myra B. Son11enber1. ...S... -~ 8l 32 Foxhall Drive. The followV11 perso11 Huntinaton Beach. CA The followin11 per ~ons
hu ab1ndoned the use I 9.2646 .are doln11 business as:
of the Fictitious Bus l r-''rhis. business 15 con-Cert1f1ed Mor tea ae
neu Name: Ii Star ducted by. an lndlllrdual Tra lnina, 3857 Birc h
Cluners, 1215 Baker Have you stat led dolnj Street. Newport Besch,
Street. Cost• Mesa. CA buslneu yet? Yes. CA 92660·~ 92626 04--0 l 2003 Robert Erick Jones,
The F1cbhous Business Myra B Sonnenberi 301 35th St . Newport
name refemed to above This statement was Beach, CA 92663 The following persons fll · o Th'* bu was ed 111 ranee filed with the Coun"' •• s.rness rs con· ere doina business as: c 3 21 03 FILE ., d cted b • d id I ountt on · · Clerk of Oran111 County u y· an '" iv u• Oriental Allure. 11186 NO. 20036938057 on 05/09/03 Have you started dolne
Blue Allium Ave .. Foun· Chien van l e, 12698 20036944005 business yet? Yes.
tarn Valley, CA 92708 O I SI G d 5 7 03 Brl1n Hoo--.r. 11186 1 e reef. ar en Daily Piiot May 15, 22, · · "" Grove, CA 9284\ 29 June 5. 2003 Th419 Robert Jones Blue Allium Ave .. r oun-This business 15 con· · Tllrs statement was
lam Valley, CA 92708 ducted by. an individual ............. filed wrlh the Cou11ty
Katy Takako Kawana· Chien van Le llmeS....... Clerk of Oranee County
lo.a, 11 186 Blue Allium Th rs statement was The on 05/09/03
Ave .. Fountain valley. CA filed with the County followrne per sons 20036944022 92708 are doing businen as o I p I t M 15 22 Clerk of Oranee County SfYL Z. 72 f 0 ar Y 'o ay • . This business IS con· 11 04/25/03 Oflune rrve. 29, Juno 5, 2003 Th421
ducted by: a &enera l 0 Ir vino. CA 92618
partnership 20036r42'02
8 1 Atpa s Savdharia, ~ .....
Have you s•·rted do1 Daily p 101 May I. • 5· 25951 Dundee Drrve. ..__~......____..
business yet? Yes, J:~ 'l2. 2003 THJ86 lake Forest. CA 92630 --1, 2003 fldllNwa...ss fhis bus1ness rs con lhe followlnt persons
Brian Hooper ..._ ~......___. dueled by: an 1nd1111dual are doing business as·
This statement was --Have you swled doone lmaee r1tsl, 6 Perche-
foled with the County The followrna pe1sons bus111ess yet? Yes. ron. Trabuco Canyon. CA
Clerk of Orange County are dome busine:.s n April 12. 2003 92679 on 04/18/03 Ne w ma o r 1nanc1 a I Alpa S. Savdharra Mehssa [llerl, 6 Per
200U94 l423 Mortgaee Corporation. lh1s statement wu cheron. lrabuco Canyon
Daily Pilot Apr 24, May 1884 Pl1ce111ia Ave !tied with the County CA 92679
I. 8. 15. 2003 ThJ6.4 Custa Mna. CA 92627 Clerk of Or a nee County This business is con Newman financial on 04/15/03 ducted by an 111d1v1dua1
Mor t11aee Cor por ;at 1on 20036941035 Have you started dome
(CA), 3501 Marcus Ave . Daily Pilot May 15. 22 bus1nen yet' Ye~. June
Newport Buch CA 29. June 5. 2003 Th434 1994 The following persons 92663 Mehsn Ellett
are doing bus1r1ess as This busones\ I\ cnn·, Adl"-sa...ts lh15 "tatemenl wn
first Time filmmakers. ducted by a corporation .._S....... filed with the Crountv
2339 W Ma ll Ave Have you started domi: lhe followrna per~uns Clerk of Oranae County
AnahC!rm. CA 92804 busmeu yet? No are dorng bustnl!s.~ as on O.C/2J/OJ
Ray Sharp. 2339 W. Newmirn f1nanL1al MAflCl PAINTING, 821 7003't41tl3
Mall Ave .. Anaheim, CA Mo<lgage, Cor P . Jeffrey West 16th Street. New Oaoly Pilot Apr · 24• May
92804 D Newm1n ·President port Bedr.h. CA. 92663 1 8, IS. 2003 lhl/4
Mu Fraley, 2063 Sea l h1\ statement wu Marcelo A Caradonna. fklltlMa...u
Cove lane. Costa Mesa, hied with the County 14561 Southheld Or.
CA 92627 Clerk ol Or •nae County Wes tmon$1er. CA 92683 "-' S....... Wayne Zimmerman. on 04/18/03 This bu\lness 15 con fhe followrn11 persons
430 St. Joseph SI . long 20036941401 dueled by an mdi~odual are doing buslneu H
Buch. CA 90803 Daily Pilot Apr 24 May Have you ~tar led doing CHICAGO Bii((. 452') W
This business " con-I. 8. 15. 2003 Th358 business yet' No PCH #A, Newport Beach,
ducted by a 1ornl M;,rcelo A Caradonna CA92663
venture Adlliealllliless l hls $lllemenl was Anthony P Parry, 4525
Have you started doing "-S....... filed with the County W PCH IA, Newport
business yet? No Clerk ol Orange County Beach. CA 92663 Mu o Fraley The followrna persons I hos business 1s con
This statement was are do1n11 busrness as· on 0!>/02/0J ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
filed with the County Allordable Concrete & 20036943 184 H
Clerk ol Orange County Conslrucllon. 178 Tuhp Daily Piiot May 8, IS, bu~~~=~o:e~!a~~~ ~)'~~
on 04/18/03 ln. •C. Costa Mesa. CA 22· 29· 2003 TH400 T11sh• Pollock
20036941428 92627 fictlllls -....U This staleme11t was
Daily Pilo t A.pr. 24. May Oemetrio V fot1. .._s....t llled with the County 1. 8, 15, 2003 Th369 2727') 62') W Apt f ·303 Clerk of Oran11e County 6ounliful. UT 84010 The follow1ne persons on 0.C/25/03
Pemon1 Lol<otu1 J /8 are dome businen •s 20036942307
Tulip l n •c. Costa FUSION YOGA. 2700 E. O<tily Pilot May I 8. 15. Mesa. CA 92627 Coa1't llwy, Suite I. 'l'l 2003 lhJ83
The lollow11111 persons This bus1neu rs con Corona Oel Mu . CA
are dotna busmeu as dueled by a eeneral 92625 ,.,_..._
a) Pavillion Computer p;utnersh1p Maxwell hlu. 120 ... S.....
Consullinf, b) Pav1lhon 'tlave you started dom2 G11ff1 lh Pl . l agu11a
Consulting, 1601 last busmen yet? No Beach, Ca 92651 The lollowma persons
Bay Avenue. Newport Oemetno v, Foll This business rs con are dome busmou as
Beach. CA 92661 Hus statement wds ducted by an indlVldual Av11lnn Home Loan~
Warren Hart1neton loled with the County Have you started do1n11 2100 Newport Blvd SI
Allen. 1601 East Bay Clerk of Oran&e County bu\rnes\ yet' No 164, Newport Beach. Ca.
Avenue. Newport Beach. oo O.C/2!>/03 Maa well Isles 92663 CA 92661 20936942306 lhrs statement was Dan S Hayn. 1700
This busmen I\ con-Daily Pilot May J. 8. 15. tried wolh lhe County Newport Blvd St 164
ducted by an 1nd1v1dual 22 2003 Th334 Cieri\ of Oranee County Ne wport Buch. Ca
Have you \tarted dorna on 05/02/03 92663
business yet? Yes. 4/1/ fktlll.s......., 2003694J11S lhr~ busmess rs r.on 2003 ... ~........_____. Daily Pilot May 8, I!>. ducted by an lnd1v1dual
Warren Allen -22. 29. 2003 TH401 Have you started do•na
This statement was The followina persons ~ ...........____ business yet? No
tried with the County are dornt bus1neu as ~-O;an S l~eyes
Cieri\ of oranae County THE lEAOCRSHIP rARM. '-se.-f lh1s statement wn
on 04/25/03 783 Promontory Ot1ve l he lollow•n& persons Med with the County
20036942300 West. Newpurl Beach. are doing husrne\s as Clerk of Oranee County ~il~~ol May I. ~ii] C~~~d Green. 183 SUPlfllOR LIMOUSINE ;~/~:~~3192 ' Promontory Orrve We\I, SfRVICf. 2~ Orilln&e Daily Pilot May 8. 15. ~..._.__ Newport Beach, CA Ave · Costa Me!.a, CA 22. 29. 2003 TH398 ~-92660 92627 llmes.....t This busines\ rs con Michael C fernandel, Actltlm ......
lhe following persons ducted by. an 1nd1vidual 2566 Oranee Ave., Cost• ... S...... Mna, Cahfornra 92617 are dorng business n · Have you \larled dorng lhrs busrness 15 con· Iha tollow1111 pef\ons
a) Curtrs Graphic\, b) bu\rness yet? Yes. d d b are dorno business as· Robert T Curtis 04""'/2003 ucte Y an rnd1v1r1u•I ~ "" H •yo t t d .... Monrovia Stonoe, 1517 Crl!lph1c Des1°n. 2389 Stanford Green •v~ u \ ar e uvlnK •
Carlton Pl . Ste• A Costa This stateme111 was busrne\s yeP No :::::vcaA ~~ New0<>rl
Meu. CA 92627 tiled with the County r~chael F ernandct Joseph Klroaer 179 [
Robert Trygve C111t1s. Clerk of Oranae County f I$ ~l•lement wu 11th St t l65, Cosio
2389 Carlton Place. on <Y.>/13/03 •led l"•lh the County Mua. Cll 92627
Suite A. Cost.i Me~a. CA 200S6944428 Cte04rt../ol~/OOr3anre County Thrs business 1s con
92627 Oarly Pilot Ma• 15. 22. on .. This businei.s is con 29. June 5. 2003• 1~ • .,.. 20036940834 ducted by an indMdu11I '"'"' O I P f"I M 14 21 Have you started doln° dueled by an md1v1dua l 31 Y ' ., ay • ' • a..-_.._.____ 28 Jun 4 2003 Wl62 busmus yet? Yes 04/ Have you starlfid dorna ,..._ -' c · 01/98
buS1ness yet? Yes. 12·1 -~ ~lllliless JosephKhnge1
2002 Th f 11 · ..__ r.......____. This stetemanl was Robert T Curtis e o owrna persons - -This statement wl are do1n1 busmen as The followll'lfl persons hied wrth the County
filed with the Count 5 TRACY O', 17 31 P1tca1rn. 1141 doine business as Clerk of Orange Cou11ty
Cl k f 0 C Y Costa Meu, CA 92626 Society, 6000 w PCH, on 04/18/03 er 0 ran11e ounly Glen O'Connor. 1731 200JH4 l402 on04/2S/03 Newport Buch. CA
20036942320 P1tca11n. Costa Meu . 92663 01lly Pilot At>f. 24, MJy
0 I p·1 t M I 8 15 CA 92626 Amber Oob1on. 2220 I, 8• l !t. 2003 Tl\35l
22: !003° ay 'ritJJS Thrs business 1s con· Clllf 011ve, Newport
ducted by• an rnd1v1dual Beach. CA 9?663 ,_ ... fldlllls..... Have you shrled dome Thrs business 11 con •=..,C"-• business yet? No ducted by. "n 111chvidu11I .. ...._. ... S....... Glen O'Connor Have you started dolnll ....,1
The followln11 persons This Sllltemenl was business yet! No '42-5671
are dom11 buslneu as fried with the County Amti.r Dobson
Trudell Auto Glass & C~rk of Oranee County This sleteme11t wes
Deh rl In c. 17281 01104/18/03 filed with the County
Nichols St., Hunt1n11ton 20036941427 Clerk of Oranae County
the followln& pcirson'
are dolrta l>uilnus H !
OP A11oc11tn , 177
Rlvar t klt Av1. • t OGO, ~~rr 1 Beech, c"
Richard T. Prlct, 1721
W. Coaat Hwy 1414 • ;::rrt euch, CA
This business ls co11
ducted by: an lodMdu1t
Have you ste1 led dolnfl
buslneu yet? No
Richard T Price
This statement wn
filed with the County
Clerk of Or 111ee Cuunty
on Ot/25/03
200S6942S01
Daily PilOt M1y 1. 8. 15.
22, ?003 Th391 ...........
'-S.......
The followlna persons
1re dol11& business as·
RS ELEC TRIC, 1037
Parkhill Dr . Costa Men.
CA-92627
Stacy Stlllman. 1037
Parkhill Dr .. Cosl<t Men .
CA 92627
This business 1s con·
ducted by· 111 individual
Have you started do1na
busme" yet' No
Stacy Shllman
This statement was
Iliad with the County
Clerk of Orange County
on 05/06/03
20036941593
Daily Piiot May 8. 15.
22. 29, 2003 TH407
Ac*-llsiless ... s.......
The lollow1n11 per sons
are doln& businou .is.
Odds and Ends Paper,
3062 Club llouse Rd .
Cost• Mesa, CA 92626
Jaime Beth 6e1111e1t.
3062 Club llouse Rd
Costa Mesa, CA 976?6
This bu\lne•s t§ con
ducted by. an md1v1dual
H<1ve you star led du one
busines' yet? No
Jaime Bennet!
This staten1e11t wo
filed with the Cou11tv
Clerk ol Or1nee Cou111y
on 04/24/03
20036942126
Daily Pilot May 8. l'J
22. 79. 1003 Tlt405
ActltlM IMtss -
'-*"-" The lollow1n11 per ~On'\
d•e do111e bus•Mss d'
If AN I till CONS TRUt
l ION CO , 220!>2 Stt••• rl
line. Huntineton B~.i< h
CA92646
G<tle Wayn~ 111llts.
22052 Su.an I anP
llununaton Beach CA
92646
This buvne\~ 1s ""'
ducted by an md1v1du~I Have you star led 11011111
business yet? No
Gayle Wayne 111111'
l hos statement was
llled with the County
Clerk of Oran11e County
on 0!>/06/03
20036943567
O<t1ly Pilot May 8. 15. n. 29 2003 111406
fidlllM "8lm -s..... The lollow1n& per •On\
ar ~ dom& busmes' as
Rflll\NCC SAi f S 7632
•B Santa Ana Avt
Costa Mesa. CA 92621
PC RelianL~ In< ICAI,
2632 IB Sdnl.i Ana Avt: .
Costa Me~. CA 92627
T hos business 1s Lon
dulled by a torpor.tltnn
Have you sl.ilr l@d dOtnR
bu'!nC'S yet, Ye\
05/01/2003
PC Rehanle lr1t E rhdrr
Oem11c1. Prrs1denl
Thrs sratement was
filed with the County
Clerk ot Oran11e County
on <Y.>/06/03
20036t43S8 2
Oa~y Pilot M•y 8 I'>.
22. 29. 2003 TIWJi!
fktilM~ -s..... The lollowrnt per son\
are doln& bu,.ne~\ "' Afterburners n~t . 70l
Promnnfnry. 01 W
Newport Buch Cl\
926fi0
S t u•ll Sanborn
Hutchons, 203 Prmonlury
Or W , Newport BNch
CA 'l2660
This bus1ness ,,, lnn
ducted by an 1nd1v1d11AI
Have you st1tll'd <1011111,
bus1ne~s ye!? No
Stuart S. Hulchn"
Thrs sl.itcm~nt wo
fried with the CnuiltJ
Clerk ol Or ana~ Cnunty
on 04/18/03
2003694142 1
D•ily Prlol Apr 24. May
I, 8 , 15, 2003 Th370
AdfllM~ -s..... The lollow1n11 person~
ere doln& business u K and G Applrance. 3011
E. Vme Ave11ue. •A
Or•nae. CA 92869
Andrew Kh<lvrich. 3011
E Vine Avenue. •A. .
Oranae. CA 92869
This busrn11n 15 con
duotcd bw· an mdtvldual
~lave you stlttt•d doln.a
bustn1H yet1 No
And1ew Khovrk:.h
Thb l l4.lt1t1ent WU
lll•d· with lht County
Cl., k of Ouna• County
on 04/25/03
200JH4UOI
011ilE •y 1. 8. 15.
ff, ....:'-... ~
the followi111 11•rtons
"'' dolna buslneu n Cathollcradlodt<1ul1ts.com,
t71D Pl~ta del Not te. ~for t Buch, CA
Patnck C. O'Nerll, 1710
Pl.ttd def Notte, Newport
Beath. CA 92661
This buslne1.s " too
ducllO by· llln lnd1v1d11•I
Hlllv~ vou started doina
bus1"""~ yet7 No
Patrrt.k G O'Neill
Thi\ i.t.a tement wn
filed with th County
Clerk of Oran11~ Co1111ty
on 04/18/03
200S6'4Uta
D11ly Ptlol A1H 24. May
I. 8 15. 2003 • Thl61
RctltiM .....
"-S....... The followlna persuns
are dome business as
SUNRISC R[ Ill TY &
FINANCIAl . 8248 llhot
G1een. Buena Park, CA
90621
Mr Ja11nh Shah. 8248
[11101 Green. Buena Park.
CA9062t
lh•s bu~mes\ " con
dueled by an 111d1v1dual
Ha•• you ~tarl•d dome
busmen yet> Nt1
Jagcsh Shah
!hr\ stalen'"'ll wu
fried w1lh th,. l'n1111 ty
Clerk ol Or llnR• Counly
on 05/02/0l
20036943193
Daily Pilot Mdy 8. 15,
22.29 2003 TH402
FiditiM ...;;-
.... s .......
lhe followinR pPr wns
41 ~ Join~ bU\•ne's d\
SI Abo11obr Re•llY 550 P~ulAr 11111 Ave 1NI09,
Coslo1 Mt'.·l I'll '126?6
Ay111o1n I s .. d31f,1
!>!:>O tt .it11l"1 tun Avr
MN l(l'J t u·.1,, M•· ,, CA
!i2iilfi
fhl'. hu~in~·~·· " ton
dut lt'rt hy i•n 11ut1v1thrnl
Ho",. 'f''" ·-.t.u ,.,.,. ftflut~
bu~me" vrt' Y-.
Ol 'Zl tH
Ayno.•11 r Sd.1ddllo
Th" \laleroll'nl w~s liled .. 1th t hr ("•uni y
I l~rk ol Or anv• r.111111ty
on 11.J I it03
2003 6944426
Daily P1l11I Mdy 15, 22.
29 IUll" 'j 2001 fh471!
flditiM..-U -s ......
Ill< f'>llow111p per~on'
llf e Jfllntl bU~llll'\' I\
~P,OUt lf' C1flt1po11enh
Crnup 7161J \ !Id• bo1
Blvd Suot~ I S.1111,. An"
f'ahlnrn1J 97104
C:rarll I flodt'w.ild 8
Mnrro Bay Orrv• t.nrona
O"I Mdt C'•l1tur111"
9262~
Thi\ bu~1n~H 1\ 'oo
duclf'd bv .. n 111d1v1ll11•I
ttnr Y"" \l.-rt .. 11 (1"111g
bU\ln4'\\ y~P Nn
Cr"'~ l Rnrlt w,1ld
Th11. •lat.n1<nt wn lill'd wolh 1111• f11u11 ty
Clt•h of 01~11cr t'nunty
(Ill 0'1 O'I 0 l
20036944089 o .. 11y 1•1101 Mav
19 June 5 lOOJ
15 '/'/
Th415
FictitiM-hsi.ss
... s ........
lh~ f11lluw1n1t p!'r snn\
..u" ctntnp tlttsme\'\ ~s
hod K1·11u. Jl5 f~rn•n
do lol;0lbn.1. (.A 92661
Ver 1.. I r;,,1,. 31 !>
I e111.111fln llalbu.t CA
'17661
Thi• hu"'"'~~ 1\ tnn
t11ir !rd hy ·'" 1ndrvodu~I 11,, ... v1111 ,1 .. rltd dmn11
bu~1111 '' Y•'tl Ye\, 1981
Verl.1 r l"I"
Jh1-. \l.lfflm .. ut W-'!.
hied with th .. ruuntv
Cl .. rk uf Or .... ~~ I 1111nly
un O'J '13/03
10036944442
O•rly P1lnt Mdy l'j, 22.
29 Jun!' 5. 200J Th430
~'4nitm-.... ~
lilt lollowrnR pcrsuo'
"1 f' dOI02 IJU!.llU!\\ d!.
C•r.tlll' lnd11st11"~ 137
h11h,.troal W<ty t:nst;a
M•~a t.A 'li>fi? I
CAI 1 Kahan~ nu I
16th Pl #B, C<)\I' M1"•·
CA 92627
1111\ bu~'"'" " 1 on dudrd by· on mdlV1dual
lfavf' you \l11rlnd tl<11n1
bu,1n•\' y~t' No
Garyl\nt, .. th
This 'l•lemeont was
loled with the County
Cieri! of Oran11e Cnrmty
QO <1.>/l l/03 2003694444~
Oatly Pilot M"Y I!>, 22.
29. June 5. 2003 Th0
C 949 642-H I
Pvt• l•w wor~ t•wwlifor .._
Buch. CA 92647 0•111 Pilot Apr 24. May on 04/25/03
Trudell Auto Glass & 1.8.15. 2003 Th368 20036t4U11
Detail. Inc .. (CA). 17281 ti..a&-..._,____ Daily Pilot May I. 8. 15.
Nichols St., Hunlin11to1 ~-22. 2003 TH371 STARTING
Bnch.CA92647 -S......
This business Is con The follo.,1111 person' ftdMlels ....
ducted by: a corporetlon are doln11 bur.inen n ... 5-
Have rou stllfttd dolna a) f lnwert by Alu rs. b)
business yet1 Yu. Alu is florals, 267!'> I I 03 Tiudell Auto Cius a. ltvint Ave Stt. t<. Cost• M4tsa, CA 92627
The follow1n1 persons
arc dolna busine.s as
NAT IVE SUN WOOO
WORKS, 284 Monie V1sl•
•B. Costa Mesa, CA
9?6?1
ANEW
Oetail Inc., Mark Trudell Alta ls A Snowball.
President 1870 [ fhis at.atement WH • 16th St • New· po1t e .. ch. C4' 92663 tiled with the County lh , busineu ~ con·
et.flt of Oun11 County duc;ttd by: a11 i11dMduii11I
on 05/09/03 Have you •tarted doln11
100Mt440a0 bu•ineu yt.17 No
Oa1i, Pilot May IS, 22, • 4'1ola A Snowbill
29, AIM 5, 2003 Tl\423 This s tatement w-.
flied with lhl County
Cletll of Orana• County on05/09/03 HUM.._.
01111 Pilot Mly 15, 22, 29, June 5, 2003 Th4 l8 ......... .........
Thi followin1 peuon•
trl dollll b11th\tu H :
TU Cn nll, 413 Sin
LIOll, Ir ... ~ 92&06
TrisM r111Kl111 l'ol
locll, 4U S.11 Lion. ltrint, ~ 92909
TlMe '"' ...... (Oft• Mt.ii by e11 illdWlduel
Hwt 10lf st......, C1o1nt
'""""'" yetf "° Tfi..111 l'OflOcll
lhlt t latH!ent Wal
fllptl Wltll ti. Collfi.,
Clwll ot On11tt CoMlltf ;:~m .... o.tw ,._. .. ,I,&; II; n.~ Ml)
. '
O•vld Allen Casey, 284
Mo11t• VltlA •a. Casi•
Mn e.CA92627
lllllr. blH.lneM 11 eon
ducted by• an ind1111do•I
HI v• 1ou Sltfttd dohll
business yen Yes,
!'>·5-03
Dnld Allen Cese1
This tl•tetntnt wu
filed with lhl County
Cllrll of Or•l'IP Count~
on 05/0t/03 IOOhf4H'7
O•ilr . Pilot M.y 8, lf>.
22.29,2003 1"410 ........... ...........
The IOlloWlflC PtttOll
•• ..,..,. bwlMta --' 1inon1i1 M11111ne '.
1001 W I TU. Stt .... W
C:oata Men , C:~ "'921
ltob,rl La1ut1n11,
1001 W. J7tll Str ... W, Co'u Me_., CA tm7
Tlllt ~la C• dut1td ., ....... .... , •• ,,. .,... ...... OOllll
lttltlftD1pt1'fu 411/0l
ltuM!t
!flit .....
"d lf
B USINESS?f4
• • • • • • • • • •
Pilot
..... ..... ........
1 ht foffowtnc Pllf1C1ns •1• dol111 t>utlMU ..: ~oy'11 SotutloM, 7S2t
RHld•ncl•, H1W'port
Beach, CA 92MO
Helen Huns. 732f
Resldtncl•. Ne wport
Be1ch, CA 92660
Thl:l buJtness It co•·
ducted by; •n lndlvldutl
Hive you at1rted doln1
bt.tslnesi yeU Yes, 4121/
03
Helon Hun&
This sl1tem1nt WH
flltd with th1 County
Clerk ol Or an11e County
on OC/25/03
200169422"
Oally Piiot M.y l, 8. 15,
22. 2003 Th388
~ ..... ............
rho lollowlna persons
are dolna buslneu as:
ANrttONY'S PAINTING a
0£SIGN. 2948-H Grace
Ln.. Cost• Mui, Ce.
92626
This business is con·
dueled by. a11 indMdu.J
U1ve you st1.rted dolnc
business yet? No
Antho11y Lim•
This stateme11t Wit
hied with the Count)
Cieri! of Onnco County
on 05/0Z/03
20036943116 •
Daily Piiot M1y 8, 15":
22, 29, 2008 TH403
NOTICE Of TRUS-
Tll'S SALE T .S. Nd.
QfiMMf7.C L.oen No.
003882379 YOU ARE IN
DEFAULT UHOEA ~
DEED Of TRUST'
DATED 5'1&'13. lJN..
LESS YOU TAKE N;-
TlON TO PROTECT
YOUR PAOPERTY IT MAY BE SOl.D AT A
PUBL1C;SAJ.L IF YOU
NEEO AN EXPLANA-
TION Of llfE HAT\JAE
Of llfE PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU. YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER. A public
tuetlon .... '° .. h6ghelt ll'ddll' tor
caah, eaM!lw'• checll
~onaWJllot
naUonll blnk, dleCk
dnrwn by .... ot
t.defllf cf9dlt unMln. °' a chec:k clfwwn by • atlte ,,, ...,... ..W..
111'\d loen ~ ,,, MVlt'lgll ..aodldon,
,,, uvtnge bet* ~
tied ln Sec1lon 5102 ol
the Flntndll Coda and
llUlhoftdd IO do ~
-In ttlla ........... be he6d by Iha duly
appointed ~ The
.. will be tnede. buC without cownent ()(
we".my, 111p1'9N9d 0#
lmpfled, ~ tltla,
poNMalon, ,,, ~
brancM. '° utllty .. obltaation Mewed .,,
Hid" Deed of TNst. The
underalgnad Tn.-dlldalme .,,, llllbllty
for lnY lncorrectrw
al lhl ~ addt'99e ,,, oChw COfTlmOfl ...
lgNltk>n, " .,,, • .,.,.,, '*9lf'I. TAUS-
TOA:DOHALD R. JO.
H.ANSSON AND Ql.A..
DYS L JOttAHSSOH HUSBANO AHO WF£
AS COMllrlllHTY PROPERTY~
Sl2M3 .. "'*""-"
No. 93-4354117 "' II«*
• pege of omc.I --conte In the offtce of
lhl Aacordlt= Ccx.rlly,
Dall of s.le:
81 2: 00 PM Piece of
Selor. AT 'TW£ NORTH
FRONT ENTRANCE TO
THE COUNTY COURT·
HOUSE, 700 CMC
CENTER DRN£ WEST.
5"HT A ANA. CAl.J.
FORNIA omM-dl.a 11 to •
be: 32 VtST A
NEWPORT BEACtf~ 92MO APH t :
017 The .... -"" aecured .,, uld ~
~-of ........ ollnltill~d
Ihle noac:. ta
$530,193.54, wtlldl
lnc.tudN the ...
emount CIC the unpeld
=.J~ mtlN'Mt) and ~ .,.. M1ffnnld coela,
·~ and ... .__. .. the ... " lnltW pubActlllon of
thl• notlce. ~ -01, 2003 EXECVTIV£
TRUSTEE SERVICES.
INC. 154S5 SAN F£R-
N.ANOO MISSION BLVD
SUITE t20I MIS.SIOH
HUS. CA t1M6 It .. 311.... o.e °'111111
TAUSTeE SAl.£ Off?
CE1' ASAPSM1T1
OM>1 • IJM)I, Ol5lt 5
SELL
your stuff
through
classified!
t
thUr$day. May 15, 2003 • -------_Liiii ___ ..... _____ Lltll ..... .. LllllllllCll 2141 Upt--2MI Llllt ..... .. Llpl ......
•
........... ..........
TIM f0Mow1111 persons
If• clolnt bustn•a H
NtMOftCOM, ffi "•m in.ton, Irvine, CA 91620
ht1lcll Ce1I McCul
loch, 16 Remln1ton. hint, CA 92620
Thl9 bu$lneu Ii con
dueled by· •n lnd1vlduel
Have you •lef led Oo1111
~na•r•t?No
P1lrlcll C McCulloch
This •l•t•m•nt WU
filed with Ille County
Clelll of Ounae County
on05106/03 200hf 4JSH
Oally Pilot M1y 8, IS,
22. 29, 2003 TH409 ........... ... s.......
Th• followrnc persons
ere dolna buslneu n .
Candella Siles, 117 C
SlrNl. Newport Buch,
CA9216l
Matthew flsllma11, 117
0 StrHt. Newport
Bach. CA 92161
Th" bu&JM&s i. CO*·
ducted by• an lndrvldu..I
Hive rou 1t1tted 6oinc
business r•l? "° M1tthew Flshma11
This atalement wH
lilllcl with the County Cler~ of Ofana• County
onOS/13/03
100Mt444H
Oelly Piiot Mey IS, 22.
29, J\lne 5, Z003 Th432
The lollowlna pet sons
are doto& business u :
Plntlcs Investors, 400
Carlotta , Newport
BHc.h, CA 92660
Carlyle Levinson. 400
Carlotta , Newpotl
Buch, CA 92660
Jhl1 busrness is con·
dueled b1 an lndMdual
Have you started doin(
Policy
buslnus yell Yn, 4 l· 03
C.,tyi. Ltvlnson
This atat-nl wn
flied with the County
C._.. of Ouna• County
on04/lt/03
200J6'4l42S
Diiiy Pilot AJX 2•. ~y
1.1. 15.2003 Th~ ,..... .....
... s.....
The followlnc pe<sons
lfl dolnl bUSlllH'I H
:lt. Abanobe Flnanc1al,
550 P•ululno An
•Nl09, Cost• Mesa, CA
92626
Vicky M1h1ny, !ISO
Paultrono Ave. •NI09,
Cost• Mesa. CA 92626
This businus i• con
ducted by. an Individual
Have you slarted dolna
business yet1 Yes.
Ol/21/03
Vidly Meh1ny
This statement
hied wilh the County
Clerk of Oren1• County
on05/l3/03
200hfU.27
Delly Piiot Mey 15. tz.
29, June S, 2003 TM27
Nollce IS hefeby aJven
th1t llM undelll1Mil will
bl aold at public Auction
o n May 30, 2003
St1rv1nt Scholar's Mrnr·
Stor .... 1957 Newport
Blvd • Coata Mesa. Ca
92627. (!Mi) 631 3379
140/14004 laurel lun
dquttl, H011sehold Items
landlord reserves the
r11"t to bid al uile Cuh
only Sale rs subject lo
c1ncell1tron rn the nenl
of '4111emenl between
l•ndlord •nd obll11ted
party.
St11 v1n11 Scholar'i Mino
Sto,.a•
Published Ne wpor I
B11ch Costa Mesa 011ly
Piiot M•y 15 , ?'l ,
2003 Th346
,.... .....
"-S......
'"' foHow1n1 IHIU.On• •r• .-oln1 businesa u 2
EXl'OflT l TO, 8505 E
H11bdale D< Ouna:e. CA
92869
John 8 lynch ~ f
Hillsdale Or Oun1e
Cahf 9?869
l hrs busrneu 1~ con
ducted by ~n 1nd1v1du~I
Have you sl1H led dolnl
busrneu ytl1 Ye~. 1/3/
03
klhn 8 lynch
This slatem~nl wn
hied with Ille County Cl~rk uf Or•nae County
on 04/18/03
200H941H9
011ly Pilot Apo 24. May
I. 8. 15, 2003 111360
nctttiM ......
ie..s......
Baker, Cosl• .....,, CA
92626
QCL Inc (CA), 10221
Arundel Ave , Wulmln
\let CA 92683
I ll1s buSlnau is con
ducted by 1 corponhon
H•v• you started do1n1
busrnen yel1 Yes
4 22 03
QCL lnL Quyet Van
I e. Pr•sldenl
lll1s statement WH
hied with the County
Cle<k ol Onn&e County
en 04/25/03
200S6t42SOS
D•1ly Pilot M•y I, 8, IS.
22. 2003 lh~
I he lollowln1 pe"ons
are do1n1 business o
MS ENTERPRISES. 25045
la Mangush La1un1
Niguel, Cahfornoa 9?6/ J
Marlo Nab1, 25045 la
Manaush, Laauna
How to Place A
Nial*. Cehfoull1 '2677
fhiS bu.U1ess is con
ducltd by en 1nd1vldual
Have you 11¥led c1otn1
b11$1M\I yet? h•.
()')/11/03
M1r10 Na01
lhl\ \l•l•menl w•1
hied wolh the County
Clerk ol Or•nce County
on 0!>/ 13/0J
200Ht444 ..
011ly P11QI May I~. n.
19 June S 2003 Th43l
flcllllell .....
... s......
Iha followon1 pe"ons
•• • dome bU\IOHS .,
0 \ Drape1y Service
474!> l I~ P1lm• Ave
An•herm, CA 91807
Hao old Ii Saldr 1n1.
424~ £ l• Palma An ,
AndhH1m. CA 92807
lh" busmen Is con
ducted by an 111d•••dual
llave you Jterted dorna
busrnen yet? YH1 M•y
29th, 1980
Hlwold H S.ldetino
lbts st•ltrnenl wn
hied with the County
Clelk ol Ot1n1e County
on 04/llVOJ
200S6t41H7
Oatly Pilot A/>f 24. May
I 8 IS, 2003 lhl62 ,.... ....
... s......
lhe lollow1n1 penons
••• do1111 buSMen n lh• Wh111 Gtau Man 1122 I onci.ndeHy SI
Costa Mu•. CA 92626
011v1d Allen Eded
1222 Londonderry SI .
Cost• Mau CA 97626
T "'' business 1s con ducted by •n ond1v1dual
Hawe you started do1n11
busmen yet? Yes, c 1/1/88
Oev1d A hkerl
lhll statement wn
filed with the County
Clerk ol Orange County
on05/0910l
200Ht44021
0•11) Piiot ~y IS . 22.
29 June~. 1003 Jh411 .........
... s......
lhe lollow1n1 perM>n'
,.,., do1n1 bu111nen o
Newport Mesa Martlll
Arts 488 hsl I /lh SI
suite 8 101 Co1ta Me"
CA 92627
Carlu' LUI 1760
Pomon• A•e •12 Coit•
Mesa, CA 92671
lhis bu'.IJneu 1\ ton
ducted by an rnd1v1duil
Have you sl•rll'd doon1
business yet> !tu
C•rlo\ Leal
llus \lillemenl ... ,
tiled with lhe County
Cle<k ot O.an11e County
un 04/18/03
20036941403
Oa1ly Pilot Apr 24 M•y
I. 8, IS, 2003 llol56
.......... ... .....
Ille follow1n1 ,.._
<If e dot"' bu"MU U
The Curt11 Co"'l'any
2JS9 CMlt~n Pl Ste A'
Cod• Meu CA 92627
Rowt lryl"• Curt"
2399 C.,fton Piece
Su•lt A Costa MeH CA
92621
Thb bu~neu " con dueled by •n 1nd1V1du•I
H1we you llillf led dolfll
bu11nen yet' Yes DK
1999 Rober I I C.urli\
This sltle,...nt wn
lokld with the County
Cletk ol Or .. nae County
on 04/25/03
200J6'42Jlt
Oaoly Pilot M•y I 8 15,
?2 200J f h379
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<OaONA HIGHLANDS
N.1ahborhood Sale CdM
Sal., 8em lpm.@ POV
S.W.d Of Moryq c.-.yon
Y•4 Sele Oover Shores
~I . 7 I. Loh of 1nat
stuff! 1318 Cambridfl&
lane, NewpClft Beach.
lGlt 1505
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(Q4Q1 642·'i67l<
Wedne~day .............. Tue<,day 5:00pm
Thur'>day ............ Wedne-.da} 5:00pm
By ~lail/ln Person:
• '\ '0 We\I Bay Street (94Q) 631 -6594
I PklL"' inc. iwk your '"'"'" ..,oJ
~number ""'1 ,..·11,All
Wu "-o.~ "'olh a Pft<.C qu.Pk I
C:o,Ut M.:,a, CA 92617
Al N~wpun Blvd & Bay \t Fnday ................... Thur~da) 5:00pm
II our~ SaturdJ). ... Fnda} 3:00pm
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lllAJIJ> NEW , .. ,.,.
T.,. o--s11e4 ledl r.14 S1,JOO. M...t s.11
S700. t4t-67S·l002
JEWB.RY/
DIAMONDS/
PRECK>US MET Al.S
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Old Coms1 Cold. S1lve1.
iewelfy, w1ldles, anllQUft
collectible 949 642 9448
3610
100.. llBQJCID ICITTINS,
CATS. DOCS phob mh
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966'4-2219
AIR PAY b morm\11 Ult/
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c.-°""' $S50. '4f-211-S8U ••••••••• -0-sa..,.i-• ell
colors, all s11u lor
adoption to qualrhed
llomes -• pcscve.or1 or 7l4-n3·5915
J -SHR IUIUHNGS
28x30 w11 $8,900, sell
SJ,890 36x48 wn
11•1900. sell SS,950 48u00 was $26,900.
seltSIVIOO Call Howl Tom 8()(). 392 7806
Treo4•111 Consumer
Culde "BEST BUY"
Health Club Que lily.
llfetllN Werranty, New
In Bu. Compalr at
$2600 Sel FAST Onty 1995 111-950·3'°°
':;''" ..... .,.. W t MKhlne, Bike,
StMMUltf _,,.. ned ftl.00 -.1'01711
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711 I ' 1111m
'11 I°' I
Telephone 8 30am 5 OOpm
Mon<l.ty l·nday
Walk In li l()am 'i OOpm
MunJ.i)' l·nday SundJ) ...... Frida~ 5 OOpm
lndrx
3010.3940
m
SOOS·SISO
WI MADE SI U ,237
!Ml month ~ VilU
tlOtWIL ~ only ~
we w.inled Wot tan
poWvt'ly lt'iKh you lo do
the _.,. R~ prool
lnterestecP fd>861 43!> I 9
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• <M/Ofirea. I 16.,t
1500 block ol Newport
Blvd $?00mo 949 799
1717 Clun . •nd Awt
wme Loe
Ne..,..... leach fre~
rent for ••<rel•n•I svt
bu>IRU\ Woll u chan11e
paylll& rent lor "'11 ottu
dubts C'"eal office st~
lo w•t•• 949 123 848~
IAYfaONT EXECUTIVE
olhce suole ? olficei.,
reception & ''oraae I o<
1n COM 949 718 %00
HOMES F-OA SALE
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
Coronldllflllf
•A Cu ... C..-
~lroll 10 811
Cotona llflCI kM*out l)Olnl
48r 4 58• cinlom home (' t'-200S Offw.J., S2.ts0,000
COAST&N HAI.TY
'4t-7st..0177
JASMIN( CRUil \1n1
slor'f 2br 2ba den Roaen
Gardenef landscaped
Handoc•pped rHdy Vttry
low malnl Assoc
w/tenrn, pool
Call for 11p11t By Ownlf
949-640 1177
233 POINS£ mA
Spacious •BR 3 SBA by
Holed e1chltect Brron
Jeannette. Sl,795.000
Angela Kraus
Ocun P1c1lkl ProjHlfllei
949-644-70&.t
••COM .... SOOf .. •
C..-C..-4elM•
Cr ' l I n1 ~MMn
•••·7St..0177 ap.. s. 1...S. 11 w.
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,_.ISTAHS ,.,.. TIMOlll
UTMNIW•UU .......... , . ., •-·r:tr1t• ltMrt .COfll
II l .......
m&OYlllNT
MGlnmlS
•A Wp.rt. Newpot1
........ '~" (l.M ( Sth Br g•me rnom otf1<.r dow"''""'' S 'Jb3 1< .. ~1~
00 • QU!f'! LIM'""' ltl!
Custom lf'd t u""I lhrou~l SI 'fl1 C»J
COASTUNl UALTY
94'·759-0177
O'lN SAT 1-S
220 Tu•lln Ave.,
Newpur I He11hl• hom~
4tir J Sli• wr •P •• uund
view• ul NP H"' bm CJ< n
& C11lahnio wnsels
SI 89!> 000 A11t Sylvia
949 ;>)() /1 l /
lllCBOISSA@AOL COM o,.,. s-I S. Stun-
tllfltl Vlh i.. Newpert
Hel ... h ~ BUlll &
2.!>ba, !l(lllltn!!I kl1. wk
l1br.11y wall Ip rR
bubblori& loun\.t«f"' u l)'ld
hrdwd llr\. 2t prk~
S569 cm aat 94'J.m ~
9t9 61'> '/7l':J I urn kl'y
A ()(Qt&n S9r S&a
~~~plan
h11h ce1hn1t~ r "' vong
st. C4ie out3'ICle f p, " on-t ~ c<Num
~&motdl~<.00
Md\ad Brriomln. c-.llille
Reily 961"»-0l / 7
IONnA CANYON
OPIN SAT-SUN 1-S
10 wi.rew.,.
4BR 3 !>SA home Ind
Sl!l>I!• ate otf1ce11uest
suite By Owner Re
duced to SI IJ'j 000
949 644 B288
.., ........... ~I
home on • o-sand lot
wtth ~ v.-s. 48t
ot11ce. lea Jc car FR l a
wt ap t1oond y•d Matblot
&rllO!la COl.'l>« llllays. ti.ti
SU-' pQsrN TV -.el
Steve 94t-4~10
21 ST TaOf'EI
Of'IN SUN 1-S
3br, Jb1, 3 trplc'r., 3 car
1ar•1• .. $1,200.000
OcHn Pac1f1c
PropertJH
MertyM._.
'4t-640-017t
St-Y'f'Mll ..... 4
appro• 3,577 sf •b• +
den. •ba, decOf 1tor
pertect 24 ht 1u11d
1•l•d comm Sattll
Colcbchmoldt 8kr
!M9-2S4-3700
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7402-7466
w.....,_ --, Er
78.> w 'loVl'ly &y v-' '°"' t\.upqn lob Di wu·tdo«s \j).teo<>US kit
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Mao y Wood aet 96 !184-'>8 l I 11/9816 ------,.IME ISTATlS
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949-U6-t70S
www patrocktenore cum
~~~ c..1-..-.4&2.~
""" ~ Nol lftled "" Ml s IJndef S'900 <XX> .tit
Clout; LU.k '}49.636 I~
~ ...... (?er 281, L... IU heh newly rernJd
elt'Clattp,I\;~
SZlOOtrro ~~ 9'IS>
DIOft• (oftr-
• • Coll for listing• ••
Prvdenllol (ollf aeolty
949-U6-J7SO
Newport Coast
OPIN SUN 1-5
Slunnrne .tw•o d winn1111
Broukheld l'lorM built in
2000 Jbr • olf1ce
Approx 1700-.f
Sl ,719,000
PLATINUM ,..O,HTIES
Slelan"' Meur•1 9'9 71!> 3156
O'lN SUN 1-S
llah•n ~lyle Sbr Sba
appro• 18.000 lo
19 000\f Sl,4'5,000
'lA TINUM raOf'ntTIES
Stefanie Meurer
949 71!1 3156
.... .._ ,..._ c.-t
~ estate wdh anyort
& 0<.-1 ~ Offered at $6.500.000 c ••• , .....
R:llty M 9'-7Sf.0177
SanJanca,tm!IO
l roprcal P•r adlse In •
Country Club sethne
MMbella th" home wn
featured on 2001 SI
Mar aarets home lour
•nd 1st 811ce wonnti' on
the 20 l land1cape
beaul1f1catlon 1w11d
awud by Cal1fo1 nla
l endscape Contractor•
Anoe ol Or1nce Counly
S2.89S.OOO
Cllfol Mcta111h1n lt[MAX
R .. 1 Estate S«'voces
949 2120570
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Ml'tiilf
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Under the Service Directory Banner
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Call Lorraine at (949) S74-424S
n....._lf t'i.....-6030 i...i~ New,ert He l9h1t nc11M1 0 '1tMNV ll'l'Mllll B"•uhful oPmOdfl 7br
"' (eotl/Oc•-•1ew lur n d pvt room & bath
up\ta1n i•tl & l•und< y
no pt'I• •mokon& pool sp~ $16~949 118 l•I?
,, • ., ~r\.Un to sh•'"
w I olh•r ptr ">On rn NB
Pwt fut n d br & b.t S850tn
• I '1 uhk 949 6'6 7673
Storage,(iarage
Space f« Rent 6060
GAUGlS 10•?2 $3'0 or
11,22 S6SO or ~f
aorp•>rl •••• pvl w httll
••rnnt r 949 646 1 l 06
Rt$1QtN TIA.. RV'1 Al.5
ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
Balboa Peninsula
...,,.._ " "". p;tllrJ elevallw set ured enc:NI
inc. •&" -. bu.11 clodl .viii .. !M9 6JS.Bl20 ,_., ...... .,,.IO heh
ca.c 1'111"11 ?br I lw newly
•ernod ~ p & urpor1
Sl(XD mo 71' zt>.47'JO
s..,.., J;.., s _.,. ......
)ba <undo Bay --\~ to bth 2< Pl Sl500m !l~, 949 400-0411
N.l ./leo"ll " Jlr 2..sa.. lamily home. mn
ocun V11eWS fl-om ~111
wote. ev..,. now ~ mo rly Cat " 949-6n 3899
Corona dtl Mir
-T .... --...,.---br-and ____ Iba Ip Sll;C,O m" Set'
2br 2 SO. wd Ire_ w'1ofl 4 )() Ir vine 949 64? ~
vnyd 2<..ct p ,.,~ ..._...,,P'llllM11,_ szm Mt-376-1797 H11r1>:Y ..,a., ~ IS. i'CDI
IAYfaONT
ON LIDO PENINSULA
• NlW 29' 21• conao1s
Pnv•lt 8ea<h Pool
and SpA W•tt. ,..,
O~ean Shops anll
Rntaur•nls l e•se
6 mu 1 yo•
Boal Slop Avaolabt.
710 UOO ,AJUC OL
949 6/3 6030 or
949 113 5830
tn b;Jy ~ furn uniu'n
Sl700m ht q.tq 718 J'()O
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~ nu post! Ille. IA1I ? <
p aet SI T7S ~ 6n 7ln>
N~wly r~mod 1br 1b.t
condo :> < 11•• P•llO wd nl' pet, \ml< Avail 6 I
Sl~lse 949 /~9 I~
~---loy lB<,
2 lull bath .... bc-.ctl
p.i.k tennos No Ptb
S220Q..mo I r-~
Avail fu IS 949 !166 9'l88
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IAYHONT
ON l IOO PC NINSUl A
NlW 21r 2ao
COTIAGCS
Pr 1vate Buth, Pool
and S,,a W<1"' lo
Ot ean Shops and
Rrslaurant" lu\t'
6/mo 1 yr~
Boet Slop Avaolabt.
710 UDO ,AH Dlt.
949 613 6030 01
949 723 !>8JO
UOO Yual Y UASE
Bill ORUNDV REAl TORS
t4t-67S-6161
Newpert 1..0
Penlllsula Sludro
Apartments av.it Aal
$6!!0-$950 949-673-7800
S2'all ""' 949 67'!> 948)
s..p. .. -Ill yrty •olta.
2 !TM \te 251» "'n vu
...... 'ba.ony Ip p M
pet .. $?@ 'M%n JID>
lfMDI IAY/IAY ~
UC>' latn ?br I '>ba Ip
1a1 wd hllup YI 1'41
$2600 mo !M9 613 8111
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'!bl home 1~ pr "'"' p.bo rnmm pool 'l'r llr S2!li5 ..,., mw 9'96681173
Lt JSf 2.sa. '" 1•trd comm w pool spa•
PflVlll' y .. d SJOOO. mo
Aaenl 949 8S6 9705
Dr 2lo. din. pelJo w/d 1*14>'1 le p 11lp!!b. ,_ LA-we 11t, pr. w/d
paon!, av.all 6,ll Slfib()(mo clow lo budl. 502 l6th
949-613 17?1 hes St lo-unit. WIY quoet
"TlM llwff•" Jlk 21e,
Hup b1y view S319S mo
949 2'!>2 8200 Of 949 851
8160 lnw Optoon Avail
t.w. ~ condo 2Bt
[il'pnl MlCI lmmKIMlt
~ W•llPIJ'Oll'ed Oedit.
nlr>«ts $4200/mo yily
Owner '1111 949 118 ?nt
21t lh, le pr w/d hi!
~. cnrr• lot Vacant
$ t 7!>-0. mo rncld utls
Donald Pt•tf, Coldwttll
Bani>.•. t4t-7ss-6074
ComMlll
Sl3!JO/mo 949-64>3683
,.,.1,..,.1. Polt1t lbr
Iba, nrcely furn1slled,
shared leund. uhl incl ast s 1350 949-613· 7800
2a r 1.Sl e, wall! to
beac.h, 4245 HRerte, near
Ho11 1e1. w/d hllllJ"$.
$1400/mo 949 fi4S.3683
HMI Off ht MO ltl1n
hll -in ...., ls.t w/12 mo ....._ ,.._., ,..,...., c.,. Code ~
commwity wt-......,
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• ,.~ ilddld
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$1445 (714} US.Tftt
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lor harbo• op~ul1001 al
lwo Herbot\ Calehn•
hbnd H•r~ Petrnl 1nd
\hnrrboal woth 6pli lo
'lO Ion lu "'" l oolunc
for uu1101n1 lt'em
"',.nled prur•~ I or 10f<>
till JlO !>10 4204 ( .• ,. ... p.,,, ~
& c.1 .... (..o Now ttw,,. s.-en & BM~ !or
P11 Wnrk c.I llC0'742
88!Wl to YI up ontet_..
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the loolJl.ihl&M lo .......
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dcpendable per son to ,._,
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OWNU OPUATOI
TCAMSI cot. w/Hou Motl a. Ooubie5 r eq T er m1nllf
l eminill Clf ow'Hook. Hire
lln Bonus. I tei Miles 800-
909 5664 ut 2 10
(CAL •SCAN)
OWNUI Of'HATOI
TIAMSI cot. w/Haz·Mat
& Double$ req Tet1n111al
Termmal Clfop,.,iooll. Hire
on Bonus. Heh ~ im.
909 5664 t•I 210
(CAI. •SCAN)
OWNU O'UATOR
TIAMSI COi. w/Hal Mat a. Double$ req T w mona1
lernW\11 Of~·Hh
on 8onlp. Hll'I Mila. IQ).
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QUll'9S lhal tool/ K •
tors tak1n1 iobs that
total S500 Of mooe
(labor Of materi.ts)
be hcenwd by the
Contraclon St•I•
license Board Stale
t.w also reQU!res that
contrectors include
lhw license number
Ofl an Ml-tnina You
c1n check the s!Jttin
of your h censtd
co nlrector 11
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800·321 ·CSL8 Unh-
cem.ed con Ir eclors
talllna jobs t hat
tol•I IHI lhan 1500
mu'I slate In their
1dverllsem1nt1 thet
they are not llcented
b't the Contractors
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Community ~ '" 0r-. County ~ f ul Tma penon to .,terv_
and wnlAt ~ partla·
pala in community events.
crate end pllplll:e lllllllf'$
end sections. Excellent
conwnuniallion ~ work
well wrth the pubic KOO'#
AP Style, QuatllXPtess,
Pholo5hop. Multi-Ad Cre-
etOI, Profiaent on MAC
,and PC. CCI des11n
experience preferred.
Ptoofre<Jdint tesl Drua
scr_..,,physal requeed.
EOC Eacellent benefit
pack• Emel! resume. writJnc samples and salary
requirements to
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-SUPa HmOS WANTID'" Saekinc up' d d'fnanwc
S-.S~IOfllM'llln '*le~ co. wrth
hlce •owlh poterlUll.
Allio anduslry up. a plus
6 po5lbom to be filed ,,..,.
~ 714-414-ai42
• W .. U..lh.
Custom Built-ins, Crown
Moldinp. Base Bo81ds
l '577982 949-709·5642
c.,.ca.-.
SAVE
35%01 Carz!: Fumiture ~~ s.ir ...... ...., ......
fllf fS1IMA1f
23 YWSE».
BROTHERS
CARPET SERVICE
800-SS9 ·7181
EFFIOENT
AllSYS1EMS
C,,20 520089
(714)tM-m7• ......
•(M)72H717 , ............ . ... 1.
FUMACE .....
12 13
IOIH OUR TEAM and
make a difference In the
C.hforma Almy Nallonal
Guard you c.an cet
money for colleee and
career tr a1nmg Call I
800 -GO -GUARO
(CAL •SCAN)
)OIH OUR TEAM and
malle a doff et ence. In the
Ca hf or ma AI my Nat1on1I
Guard you can eel
money for colleee and
career tra1n1n1 Call I
800 ·GO ·GUARO
(CAL•SCAN)
JOM Otlt TIAM IOd
malle a differ eoce In the
Celdorma Almy National
Guard you Clln cet -Y
l0t coleee and c.eer
tra~ CaM I .ax) GO
GUAAO. (CAL "SCAN)
SELL
your stuff
through
classified!
carpet Repalr~les
'l)(Alf'(T~(Alf'(T'I)
Rep11il's. P1tch1na. Install
Courteous any ssu iobs
Wholesale' 949-492 02()!)
~Semcts
-' Oe!lyfllOt
••••••••••••••••••-iA1taiiiiiri;ioii1;i.~1iiiiii 1 c h Bridge • iniii,;;miial-;•iiii1 a 11 1tu •
8Y CHAAL£S OOREN with OMAR SHARF
and TAHHAH HIRSCH
PLAYEDWml~I!
N<irth.SOUth \l\lhlenb&c. NOl'ltl deals. West led lhe twO o( clubc. 1111 Ubvi-
CM allllk*la in U&bt o( Ille biddiQg.
The blad ~ fMY until Wea
lhowed out on the second ~· bodina ill rot a )-1 bean div1 ion.
Declan:rn1&hed the table'• mnalnlng sf*le honor, came IO hand with tho aoe of hearts and drew the las1 uump.
Not uneJ(peetedly, East &bowed out
art the second heaJ1. lllld declarer had
a problem about sett.Ina up and u in£
dummy'f beans to take care of 11 club
NOR11I •AKO 0 109lr6.J
~ KJ •753
WE.'IT FAST
• .. • 11651
o J 742 0 5 o Q JO 87 U 2 o 5 J
• l • KQJ 1084 SOl!fH • ,,., 3
o AKQ
o A' •A'6
The bidding; NORTH &\Sf
II;> J • 4• ,_ ,_ ,_
Openina lead: 1Wo o< •·
lolcr. '
Alter some lbought1 declarer
unearthed the winnin&_ line. The play
10 far bad l'JW'ktd East with four
~ ooe belrt and six clubs, leav-
ina room for j1m two diamonda. If that holding did not include the
queen. the slam was comlna home.
E'en the llOUNbt COO(J'aCtS cu be wnrlcd by bed brcab. But aome-
cunc;, there are Wll~ to OOUl*r tbe
wh11ns of di>b'ibudon.
The remaining high heart was
cleared from the cloSed hand, the
nine ol diamonds was led and. when
West followed low. the Jatk was ftneS5Cld! When that held. declarer
continued by leadina I.he ten of heart ...
from dummy, jeuiloning I.he ace of
diamonds from hand! Down to llOlh-
ing but c:ti.emonch after wiMina I.he
jaCk o( hearts, Wear was forald to
reswicita1e the table by leadini a dia-
mood to the 1tJna. and dcclarcr01 ~ilia cluh. went away oo tbe diamond
kina and nine o< taearu. Six ~ bid and made.
EaA '1 prcempc.i~ jump IO three
clubs effectively robbed North-
Soulh of lhe room to C.\plorc po11i-
bilitics. Al a rcwll. South 1oot a lboc
al lam, koowin& that lbe fl!*t lJllil
was hkcly to prQduce discards.
-AllDlnallvl ...
AnNnabHes -AldomaltVI ..
Au41 '01 TT 2• c ....
225HP. Quatro. lOk ml,
full fact warr, 6spd,
superb oric unm11rked
11111 new cond $27 ,995
v#Ol3653 llnanc1n1 av11f
Bkr 949 586 1888 -....... •.~-
IMW 740I 't6 ee.JlllJI
Sorent 8'NT.,, Chonw
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IMW 74GI 't6 ee.JlllJI
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-$211.500 96-3184M6
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Silver w/r.rey le1lh11 In·
let. fully lo1dtd. $16.000
949 675 6006
auldi '97 '.tt Av-
60k + m1 silveJ /1Jey
llhr. lu"y loeded, bHU·
trlul OflCJftal tOtld. $7995
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liap, 2-«*' • Int. Ult c:ond. S2M. ~
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40k ml, purl w1te,
oelmHI llhr. co. ea·
fl&ed, non/smkr. hlle
newVS92641 $14,995 Bkr -.1888 -.oqJlti.alm
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Cluslc 3511 ml, clHn 1n
& out, c•111ed. $6200 ~)s.--eo11
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JX '00 37K. V6. Metallic
areen. Grey int. Black
top. Buut1ful lib new
condll1on Sl0.500
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loaded! 30 mpc .
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PP 714-721-6t94
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warr. Winchester blue.
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wheels. like new uve
$JOk v22136 $42,995,
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warr, wh1te/oetmeal lthr.
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oric cond v870l42
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6cyl, 2 wd, 3611 actual
ml. 1ilver/1rey int.
elloy•, labulou1 like new
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VB. Certified
#242046 $20,995
Men.des '01 lens
C240
like new. Loaded
f01420I $24,HS
Dlscevery '02 SI
V8. Loaded Ilk m1,
Prior Rental
#750601 SS1,99S
Dkcevert '00 II
V8. leather, Dual Sun
Roofs. Cert1f1ed #24122 S20,HS
Dlac..,ery '01 SI
V8.lealhe1,0ualSun
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•72J22S S24,99S
GMC '01 Yull-
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Dlnevert '00 II
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requires thel •H US4141
household 1oods
movers print their
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limos end ch1utf1uts
print their l .C.P.
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