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THURSDAY,AUGUST7 ,2003
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MAAK C DUSTIN/OAILYPILOT
A group of fnends cruise Newport Harbor m an inflatable boat under perfect cond1t1ons on a recent afternoon.
Noise no problem for amphitheater neighbors
Fair gets only one noise complaint from Me sa del
Mar residents during a show at the reope ned
Pacifi c Am phitheatre.
1us1ed. the levels. Bailey-Ft.ndJey said.
Some residents said they djdn't
mind the music at all.
"I enjoyed the m usic," said Maria
Gutierre'/., who lives on Presidio
Drive. "It's no problem for me. I usu-
ally go out 1de to listen."
QUESTION
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continue using the
Pacific: Amphitheatre?
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Daily Pilot
MF.SA DEL MAR -A "LittJe" loud
was the most severe criticism the
concens at Pacific Amphitheatre
evoked from residents Living near it.
"I \.vouldn't mind if it were a linle
lower," said Naynara Tangeland. who
lives on Mendoza Drive. "It's not I.hat
loud. but it's kind of annoying."
1his was the first year since I 995
I.hat music blared from the amphi-
theater during the Orange C.Ounry
Fair. OfficiaJs took extra measures to
make sure I.he sound clidn't blast I.he
Mesa del Mar neighborhood whose
oucrage over the high decibels led to
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AT A GLANCE
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WEATHER ~
Thia la how the wea1her's
done In Newport·Mea:
warm and sunny, with a few
morning clouds.
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FORUM
I.he amphitheater's closing.
Officials hired a sound engineer
and invested in a high-tech sound
system.
"I think that was an imponant
step for the future use of the amphi-
theater to not cut any comers when
it came to having a quality, state-of-
the-art sound system in place." fair
President Becky Bailey-Findley said.
Fair officials only l"e(;eived one
music com plaint -on the night of
July 16. That was the night Duran
Duran was playing ln the amphi-
theater and Blue Oyster CuJt was
rocking the Citizens' Bank Arena
stage. They assumed the complamt
was about the amphitheater and ad-
The outdoor venue had been
closed for eight years pending reso-
lution of lawsuits concerning noise.
Officials spent half a million dollaf!>
renovating the 8,500-seat venue.
Revenue for the amphjtheater fell
shon of breaking even by $765.838.
The fair spent SS.8 million on guest
artists and about $400,000 on labor
for the amphitheater.
The acts that played included
Steely Dan. Bob Dylan and Alanis
Morissette.
One resident said the noise from
the concens paled in comparison
with other effects of the fair such as
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traffic.
"The concens themselves weren't
I.hat bad.· said Helen Cawthon. who
lives on Presiclio Dive. •1t's the
crowds of people and traffic. You
couldn't get a parlcing place in your
own front yard. I'm glad it's over •
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at 19491
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman <i la times.com.
Bonita Canyon Sports Park
nears delayed completion
Sp orts park will open on
Aug. 24, about two years
later than Newport Beach
officials expected.
June Ca111r1nde
Daily Pilot
"It's really nice to see these pa.rlcs
coming on line,· City C.Ouncilman Dick
Nichols said at the July 9 City C.Ouncil
meeting.
The first phase will include opening
of all the playing fields. Remaining areas
where turf grass ls still taking root will
open in the ran.
3 raise
$300,000
in state
office runs
Assembly candidate Cristi
Cristich raises more than
Chuck DeVore in ch eir race.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Three cand1da1t•, \')'Ill~
fo r state office banked more than s·mo.1><1(1 m
contnbuuons for the first half of tht:> vedr J\,ri
of them, Assembly hopefuls. out ra.J'>t-d J '"lit'
Senate candidate, they reponed
Candidates for state office undN tlw 'tdlt',
campaign finance laws. mu'>t d1-.do't:' am
contribution of $50,000 or more tdeurrirlllalh
Lontribuuons of S 1.000 or more mu.,1 tw filed
manually
All dollars received or '>penr in the '"'
months ending June JO nel•ded to he teportt:'d
See OfFlCE, Paee A4
THE BELL CURVE
For now, it
just hurts
T here is a tiny dog bed m my offit e It ...it'
at the base of my bookra.'>e a fe\' feet
away from my desk chair II i'> ,mered
with black faux fur and a
shabby green blanket. Bare
spots attest to its long life
and use. and there are
fragments of leaves
embedded an ils fur
It lS empty
For many of her 16
years. our long-haired
dachshund hausfrau
monitored her world of
cenirude from that bunker.
her nose propped on the JOSEPH
edge. her soulful eyes N. BELL
mostly fixed on me when
she was awake, but ready 10 turn. at 1n<>1cu11
notice. wnh outrage on an) ou1s1de \1olauon
of her space.
Sitting now at my des~ if I look Ion~
See CURVE, Pae• AS
An edftortal on the Orange
County Fair la featured.
SeePqeM
NEWPORT BEACH -TWo years late
and nearly $7 million later, the Bonita
Canyon Sports Park will finally open. A
grand opening celebration is planned
for Aug. 24 for the first phase of what
will be the city's largest active pait.
When finally complete in autumn, the
33.5-acre park will have four baseba.D
fields. two full-me and three peewee
soccer fields. two children's play·
grounds. two tennis courts, a basketball
court. ~ restroo m build.in~ 300 . MM!< C. OUSTtf I OAILY Pl.OT
BEST BUYS
Che<* out the latest dealt.
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TRAVEL TALES
And out how five~ In
an RV WOft"ed out tnrvellng
to NV'erlf European
countrtM.
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SPORTS
The 2003 DrMm TMm .. urw911ed._ nine~
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Workers from TruGreen l..andCare cover newly laid drainpipes at Bonita Canyon
See PARK, Pac•M Sports Park on Wednesday afternoon.
'The O.C.' is not quite how it's done in Orange County
Newport residents and the mayor are sure the new
Fox show could be true for some, but not everyone.
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A2 Tlusday, Aoaust 7, 2003 Oail'j Pilot
LITICS
THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
Moorlach to discuss county aspirations
Paul Cllnton
Daily Pilot
Mesa Verde's John Moorlacb is
chasing Orange County's top ata.tf job:
the often politicalfy perilous chief
executive post
Supervisors fired MfchaeJ
Schumacher in January after a
relatively shon tenure. The board also
cut loose Jan Mfttermder and, earlier,
clashed with WUllam Po~joy. .
Moorlach, the county's treasurer. will
discuss hls candidacy for the post at
noon today at the Newpon Irvine
Rotary Oub. The meeting will be held
at the Atrium Hotel, at 18700
MacArthur Blvd., Irvine.
Supervisor Otrls Norby urged the
47-year-old Moorlach 10 run for the
post.
Maddox appointed to
conference committee
Republican caucus leader Dave Cox
(A-Sacramento) has appointed
Assemblyman Ken Maddox to a
conference commiuee, thus raising
his profile in a burgeoning effort to
reform workers' compensation.
Cox added Maddox's name as the
sole Republican on the Assembly's
workers' compensation insurance
conference committee.
•Californians are being punished
because of problems with the workers'
compensation system," Maddox said.
"Businesses are forced to cut costs or
move out of state."
Maddox will participate in several
strategy sessions. He brings five years
of experience as vice-chair of the
Assembly's insurance committee.
The committee is expected to
develop legislation to change a system
that has resulted in a doubling of
premiums for businesses in the past
four years.
Amber Alert anniversary
celebrated
Gov. Gray Davis, former
Assemblyman George Runner and
law enforcement officials gathered in
Culver City on Friday to celebrate the
one-year anniversary of the Amber
f1lE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT
John Moorlach, seen here in 1995, is running for CEO of Orange County.
Alert, which was put in place by a bill
introduced by Runner and Maddox.
Assembly Bill 4 I 5 implemented the
alert, which sends text messages to
law enforcement officials and Caltrans
when a child bas been abducted.
-s efore anything. I'm a parent.~
Maddox said. -Few of us can imagine
the terror a parent feels when a child
is kidnapped or the heartache that
follows when that child is not
returned safely."
The bill was passed and signed by
Davis shortl y after the daylight
abduction and murder of Samantha
RunnJon from her home in Stanton.
Before running for office, Maddox
served as a Tustin police officer. He is
now a reserve police officer there. He
was also a Garden Grove councilman.
Issa asks for fairness in
campaign
Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Vista) fired off a
letter to the California FaJr PoUtical
Praclices Commission on Tuesday
from his Cos1a Mesa office, calling on
the watchdog to hold all gubernatorial
candidates Nto the same stringent
standard."
Issa wants the commission to
ensure that the candidates file each
contribution of SI ,000 or more with
the secretary of Slate electronically.
Proposition 34 set a $3,200 per
donation limit on candidates.
"Given the increased penalties
enacted by Proposition 34. we are
concerned that with so many
candidates. including some whose
intentions are not to be taken seriously.
but rather to exploit media attention.
there may be widespread violations of
the campaign llnance law."
Issa conlributed $1.5 million to the
effon 10 recall Davis.
•PAUL CLINTON covers the environment,
busineas and politics. He may be reached
at (9491 7~4330 or by e-mail al
paul.clinton@latimes.com.
P6LmCAL CALENDAR
AUGUST
1~ Marianne Zippi for Aaaembfy will
hold a fund·raiaing reception from 6 to 8
p.m. at the home of Cethv end Tom
Kroop in Corona Dee Mer. Information:
(949) 644-709'
1~ Balboa Bay Republican Women
F-edereted will hold their eecond gerage
safe from 8 e.m. to 2 p.m. at the home of
Anita Ferguson. lnfomiation: (949)
844-7426
11: The Republican Party of Orange
CoUflly holds a reception from 5:.45 to 7
p,m. 8l the Weedf\ South Coat Plaza
~ lmrMCbtafV ahrtheaintrel
commfaee meettng. The sped81 guest
wlll be former cf'Nlllrrnen of the C.llfomia
Asipublicen Party Tirt0 del Junco.
lniormatk>n: (714) ~
• The Republk:en P8rty of Ortnge
Countv Cennf CommilllM wil ~a
...,...m cllng•7~• .. Soulh c... ..... w...n Haell.ll•Mton
llWL. Cotta Mlle. Adntlt '°"II he. ............ c .......... Dome. (7~ ... ,
21: Owe* Oe\lore for State AaMmbly will
haw • ft.lnckaisi"" reception from 6:30
to 8 p.m. 8l the home ofTom Phillips in
Corona Del Mar. the lpeclat guest will be
Rep. Dane Aohrabac:her, and national
radio pet11004lity Hugh Hewitt will .. rve
u Muter of Ceremonies. Information:
www.dtudc<Jevore,oom or (949) 472-6414
S~PTEMBER
11: The Republican Party of Orange
County will hold ltl Second annual Sept.
11th Memorial Preyer Breakfut at 7:30
e.m. at the Hiiton C~ Mesa. The
tpeeial guett Will be Bruce
H9rldien90hn. The co.t ia $25 per
person end $260 for a table of 10.
Rlettvedons .,. MMntial. Thll la not.
fuockaltlng event. lntonndon: (71A)
566-8566
11: The Republican Alrtv ol ONnga
Councv Cenlr8t ColNrl I• 11 • ldd e .....,.. mM1119 .. .,~ ... loud\
eo.t ..... YMdr't tWili••Anlon
..... Costa Me.. Adil •••• , ..... .
Md .. Repelbbrta ......... (7'M)
666-8566
22: The latt day to nlgiater to yote for tht
Oct. 1 recall election.
30: The Int day to ~uest tn abMntee
ballot for the Oct 1 '**' elec::don.
OCTOBER
7~ Aec:lll \IOt8 of Gov. Gray o.vls
9Cheduled.
2IO: The AepubHcen Plrty of Orange
eouncv eemr.1 Commhtee wtll hold•
genertl ~ng at 7 p.m. at the SOutti
Cont Pt.a Westin Hotel, at 188Anton
BM1. Calta Mesa. Admission .. tr.,
end an Aepublic:ant ere welcome. (71'4)
6f58.8666.
·NOVEMBER .
17: The ftepubllcan P8t1y of Orenge
Councy Cenlfal Commttt.e Wtn ~a
gener8I rN9ling et 7 p.m. ... Saud\
eo.t Plua w-cn ..... --~ Blvd .. eo.ta ~Admllllon i. frM,
and .. AepubNclne are weloama. (71'~
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POLITICS ASIDE
Really? I
don't recall
I n a somewhat tum
from the nonn of
looking solely and
wholly at
Newport-Mesa political
issues, J can't ignore the
palidcal story of the
season: the California
recall.
getting elected,
Campbell said.
H At least, hopefully.
we wouJd get someone
compelent, • he said.
• The next few days,
leading into Saturday's
5 p.m. deadline for
filing papers to appear
One prominent
name we won't see on
the ballot ls Sen.
Dianne Petnsteln, who
announced Wednesday
that she won't run. S.J. CAHN "Jam very Oanered
on the recall ballot, are certain
to provide political junkies with
near-permanent fixes. With
possible candidates including
porn pushers, punk rod.ers and
divorced couples, the fun of the
race is impo}Sible to ignore.
It might even include the
embattJed governor himself.
Senillg aside the revelry in the
poUtics of the story. there are
deeper, more important reasons
to be watching this story, most
of them fairly obvious. They are
the policy quesdons (as opposed
to the political ones} that the
governor of this state has to
answer. Gov. Gray D.vla' failure
to answer the economic
quesdons is largely energizing
lhe recall, but whoever is
leading this ~tale also has 10
answer social questions.
education questions and
environmental quesdons.
Who should answer those
questions for California is a
serious matter.
And it is entirely possible that
voters will be talcing the matter
seriously when (if?) they go to
the polls.
Newpon Beach's
Assemblyman. John Campbell,
said this week that he sees thrtt
reasons why people will support
the recall:
• They believe Davis is u
incompetent;
• they believe the governor is
not trustworthy; and
• they believe he is owned by
spectaJ interests.
These same three reasons.
CampbeU said, are why he is
behind the effon. (Also, for what
it's worth. Democratic friends of
mine seem to agree with those
three po in ts.)
CampbeU, of course, may
have a lot to gain from a change
in the governor's mansion. He is
running to replace
Newport-Mesa's state Sen. ROA
Jobmon. who is being forced
out by term liJnj15. CampbeUs
opponent and fellow
Assemblyman, JC.en M.ddox. is
being forced out of the lower
house by term limits. as well.
With myriad ou1comes
possible from the vote looming
over the state. I asked Campbell
wha1 he considered to be the
best and worst scenarios.
The worst, he was qulck to
say, wouJd be Davis beating the
recall.
"We would now have an
entrenched governor there three
more years.· Campbell pointed
out. The victory would be a
validation for Davis, who wouJd
stick with policies and programs
Campbell, often times publicly
and loudly, disagrees with.
A Davis victory would be
worse than another Democrat
by the many elected
oftki.als. community leaders,
and constituents who have
urged me 10 place my name on
the recall ballot as insurance
shouJd the recall be successful.·
she said in a statement. "l wan1
to thank each and everyone who
called, especially members of
the House delegation and the
state Legislature, who are deeply
concerned about our state's
future.
·After thinking a gJ"eat deal
about this recall. its implications
for the furure. and its misgujded
nature, J have decided that I will
not place my name on the
ballot.· she said.
As for the best·case scenario.
don't expect to see CampbeU
touring about with Arnold.
Riordan or Simon any time
soon. He hasn't endorsed any
candidate yet.
"I want 10 see a person
articulate their vision,·
CampbeU said. adding that
"political combat-is where
candidates are tested, where
their ability to engage voters and
construct poUcy is
demonstrated.
And there lilcely will be plenty
of political combat, if the dozeni.
of potential candidates all do
jump aboard the ballot.
Pushing aside that 6otsam
and jetsam, CampbeU's best
resuJI would be:
"The best possible result is a
Republican candidate that
articulates a vision that
connects and gets enough of a
percentage of votes over the No.
2 so the person couJd claim with
some argument that they have
connected with a significant
pan of the voting public.· he
said.
Campbell, rightly, stressed the
need for a legitimate winner to
emerge. someone. he suggested.
who would get 25% of the vote
versus a No. 2 at l I%.
Imagine. instead, a
Republican governor trying to
work with the Democratic
l~lature while only being able
to claim 12% of the vote. Debate
wouJd invariably center on the
88% of the voters who chose
someone else, not to mention
that two or three other
poUticlans might have had close
10 the same percentage. (There
Is still talk about Al Gore having
won more of the popular vote
than President eu.h.)
In that situatJon, the new
governor would have difficulty
leading, which seems to be how
we all got to this place in the
first place.
• S..J., CAHN 11 the managing editor .
Ht can be reactled at (949) 574-4233
orbye-meil 1t
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
After 10me morning fog end
doudt. the day will beoom•
sunny and beautiful, wfth
Cotta M.., highs In the
mld-809 and coaattl ~,,
highs neer 74. lows wttl drop
to the mld-«>I.
On Friday, the warming
trend IMll condnue.
Hjghl wiM tall )ult lhoft of 90
•the Met~ peeb on
&rturd9y. .............:
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BOATING FORECAST
The wtnda wfl blow 10 lcnota
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The eouthweat swell
contlnuee to .... today • .a we
won't eee much mo,. than
knee-to wellt-hight.
Friday end Saturday wltl
provide mud\ of the Mme.
wfth no more than welet-highs.
On Sunday, tht lmat swell
should rofl In, br1"'11ng us
waftt-to d'9et-Nghi.
The twel fth in mC>fW on
Monday, with dtelt· to
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Daily Pilot TllurSday Augu~t 7. 2003 A3
~ou sing plans at Lower Bayview scaled down
CoastaJ Com m ission
rejected prop osal for
150 apartments fo r
seniors.
June Casaarande
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NEWPORl Bl.AU I -( aty ot
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for an aflorcJable !>enwr hotl'lll).\
complex a1 Lowl'f Bayview Land
ing in hopes 1ha1 the Californ1t1
Coasial Conuni'>'>ion .,.,;11 t1p
prove the o;caled·dnwn projeel
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for three building'> co111.im111g ,,
total of 150 apanment~. nm\ tt11l
for iwn hualcJmg'> wi1h I :W lllllh
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Planni ng Commission
meeting cunce lt;d
The Ne\'P<Ht Bt:Jl.h l'lt11111111g
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h~ been l.lllll'h:cJ bl.'l .llJ'>l' ol
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1hat won't cul a'> far into the
bluff. Ci ty officiali; met with the
pro1ell developer ancJ others on
Wednesday IO craf1 the revised
project after the Coastal Com·
m1~1011 rejected 1he larger proj-
ect la:.t mont11.
"I have concern!> about the
Loa-.tal C..umm1i,~ion'i, motiva-
11011<, Ill dealing with the d ty,"
\Id} or Stew Bromberg !>a.Id. "I
1ruly heht'\l' that there b a
'>llgma that they've attached to
Nev\.port lll'arh and 1hey're de
tl'rrn111ed to -.ee how many
hoop., they ran make us jump
through 1 hope I'm wrong. but I
do11'1 tlunl -.o •
Bromberg '>.lJU thdt he comad
l'r' 11 a "do or die" project and
tht11 11\ untonun.itt• that the cJe
t.1vur ul .i tru111 ,11ed Lenlerl.ine
mutt· 111 lt1tl' July Jlter In 111t•
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co~t becau~e or prevailing wage
law:. and added planrting and
lobbying co~tl>,
'Ille commi1>!>ion rejected the
ciry'i, request tor a µerm11 to de·
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Lower Bayview l..andang and a
par~ dlop 1he adjacent bluff after
enV1ronmentaJ1'it'> ra1'>ed con·
Ct'rn<. about pO'>'>lble wetlands at
the '>II<· at Coabt I lighway and
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la" month W<'rt '>plit on 1he sig-
nific.ince of -,everaJ of the sup·
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bluff to create space for one of
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Commii.sioners alM> shol
down the city's reques1 IO lower
the bluff to create belier views
for motorist!. and other pasi,er-.·
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lime hope of Councilman Don
Webb.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
was reported in the 2800 blodc 81 6:29 a.m.
Tueeday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Av.nue ol th9 Arta: A vehicle burglary
was reported in the 3400 block 8110:31
a.m. Tuesday
• 8'eftta Str9et: CuftivatJon of marijuena
waa reported In the 200 blodt at 11:29 p.m.
Tuetday.
• South Coat DtM: Two females, 31 and
19 y.-n old, were erT'N1ed on suspicion of
prostitution In the 1600 blodt at 4:10 a.m.
Tuesday.
• mrdt StrMt: Vehicle burglary was
reported In the 3700 block at 11 :01 e.m.
Wedneedey. • e.mpue Dtfve: Vehicle theft was reported
In the 4500 block at 11:35 a.m . Wedne.dav.
• Newport Cout Dtfve: Commercial
burglary was reported in the 21100 block at
10:02 a.m. Wednesday.
• Bu,&bWC: Art auto theft waa reported
in the 3300 block at 6:08 p.m. Tueaday.
• ...._,, S1rMt: A vehicle burglary waa
reported in the 3100 block at 9:06 a.m .
Tuesday
• W.lece Alrenue: A residentlal burglary
was reported in the 2000 block at 4:47 p.m.
Tuesday.
• SMfiotgtion ~: Vandalism was
reported In the 1600 block at 10:47 a.m .
Wednesday. • F81rview Roed: A residential burglary
OFFICE
Continued from Al
by July 31.
, Assemblyman John (.ampbeU,
who is squaring off against As·
sembtyman Ken Maddox in the
state Senates 3Sth District. set the
high-water mart for the first six
months of the year by raising
$504,741, he repon.ed in a filing
with the Orctnge C.Ounty Regis-
r.rar's office.
Campbell, who holds $501.068
in his campaign rreasu.ry, col·
lected more than two dollars for
every one of MaddoxS.
Maddox raised $185,607 and
holdc; $250,934 in his creasury.
"Obviously, what the campaign
money aJlows you to do i!, get
your message out to the people,"
Campbell said. "I expect that 2-1
lead to grow."
Maddox. who returned from a
two-week Army National Guard
stint on 1\Jesday. said he isn't wor-
ried about the money gap. Mad-
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you to do is get your message out to the people.
OeVore didn't return calls seek-
ing commenl, but his cainpaJgn
spokesman issued a sta1emen1
aboul the reports. I expect that 2-1 lead to grow." "RepubUcan donors are begin-
ning to rally arow1d OlUck fk.
Vore." spokesman Sergio Prince
said.
John Campbefl,
about his lead over Ken Maddox
dQJ( has accepted the state's cam-
paign contribution limit of
$600.000 for the seat
The limits were put in place
during the 2002 election cycle.
Maddox has called Campbell a
"country dub Republican.·
"We're actually fairly dose in
money raised, except for that he
wrote himself a $I 00,000 check.·
Maddox said.
C.arnpbeU did give himself
SI 00,000, said Ollis Wysoclti,
C.ampbell's campaign spokesman.
'lhar's kind of lik.e saying New
York is fairly close to Los Angeles.·
Wysoclci said of Maddox's claim
that the candidates are dose in
contributions. "Ken Maddox's
perception may be a bit off.·
In the race for the Assembly's
70th District seat.. Anaheim
PARK
Continued from A 1
pa.ricing spaces and pedestrian
walkways.
"We're on our third contractor
to complete the work and what
we have is a project that's two
years delayed," CAJuncilman
John Heffernan said.
The park was scheduled to
open in summer of 2001. but hit
the rocks when contractor
Castello Inc. was crippled by fi.
nancial IJ'oubles and couldn't
complete the job. The bonding
o.c.
Continued from Al
cific segment of Newpon Beach,
and is not representative of the
entire city, much I~ the county.
they said.
"Obviously. people in Minne-
sota are going to think we are all
like th.is in Orange C.Ounty, and
that is sad: Alcone said. "It is rep-
resentative of some of the people,
but it is not a good portrayal of the
area as a whole.·
Weiss said the show portrayed
what she referred lo as the ·Na-
tional Owity League" scene. A
high society scene in which peo-
ple -adults and teens -throw a
lot of money at good causes, pat
themselves on the badt and then
indulge in various vices. Not
eYel)Une in the city is like that,
Weiss said
·1 live in Newport and lCI never
be in that Ir's just a joke.· she said
"lhere's more to Orange
County than that.# Ak:one added.
"It's so diverse. I wish they would
Marcella Sheldon
Marcella Sheldon, a 70-year
employee of E.dwards Theaters
for whom the Big Newport Thea·
ter's main auditorium ls named,
has died. She was 9 1. She died of
heart failure on Monday.
businesswoman and Corona del
Mar resjdent Oisti Cristich led the
way with $331,819 raised. She
hot~ $263.220 in her war chest.
Otud OeVore, an Irvine resi-
dent who worts for a Newpon
Beach aerospace services firm.
raised $145,250; he had $122,026
in his bank account.
Fonner Newport Beach City
C.Ouncil candidate Marianne 7lp·
pi reported $70,658 in contribu-
tions and $64,521 in on·hand
cash.
• N. you can !>tt. I'm at a I 0 -1
margin over Marianne and a 5· I
margin over Ou.id." Cristkh said.
·r would say that':. a pre11y large
statement"
Cnstich has been an a~'>ive
fund-raiser in the pa!>t few
montl"'-
company made good on the
city's claim and covered tJ1e co'>t
of hiring a new contractor, but
the work hit more serbaclcs.
Most notably. sprinkJer head!.
installed throughout the park
were def~ve. These problems
didn't cost the city any more
money. but they djd set back the
operung about two year..
A grand opening ceremony
wiJJ take place Aug. 24 at the
park. which is along Bonita Can-
yon Road between Praine Road
and MacArthur Boulevard. The
event will begin at 3 p.rn. with a
dedication ceremony for the
sports fields.
Cristich and Van Trdll, who b
ruMing 10 replace Maddox in the
Assembly's 68th District. ~
more money thail MaddQJ( during
the period.
Van Tran, an attorney and Gar-
den Grove councilman. raised
S338,497 and holds $301,905.
Tran is running against cul·
league Mark I.eyes. who didn't file
.l rcpon.
"Mark 1£ye, ha5 bt:en nmnmK
for over two ye~ anti hc'.c; barety
blipping on the radar ...creen."
rr..m spok~man hrnmy <.amp
'WJJtl.
• PAUL CUNTON covers the
ornmonment. business alld polrtics
He may be reactie<l at (9491 764-4330
or by e·ma1I at
paul c/inton a lat1mes com
1-rom :i w S p.rn.. I 950i. and
64h mU'>I( wiU be perfonned m a
free concen by the Rockit Sc1en·
usis. Other events throughout
u1e day will be youth ~port!> din
ll''>. bounce hotLc;c'), face patnt
er... refrl-..hmenl5 and other ac
llVllle'> for kid~ and aduJts.
for more informal.ion. call tht•
l lly·~ Reneauon dlld Senior
'°X'rvtl·~ DIVl~ion at (~9) 644
:H51.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reached at
19491 574·4232 or bye mail 81
11.me cosagrande a latunes com
shaw everything." Orclllgt-County <;<) they weren't
There were pans of the show '>Uft' how acrurale tht• portrayal
that touched on universaJ Lruths w~
for reenagers. such as the part "lllar'' not us, but I'm not from
where the character Summer ht're,· I lawttins 'iald. ~We're the
Sll.ag\ two bottJes of champagne college kid\, and that'~ more the
from the fashion show for the af-rid1 kid, spoiled high school
ter-party. 'iCt!ne."
"There were little thin~ that all P'atel agn.'t"d she has never been
teenagers do, and that was more confronted with that type of
real," Alcone said. scene, but can imagine some peo-
" A 101 of it was really hyped up pie have.
just for Tv." Weiss added. "Girls , "You know, Annie, in physics.
don't run around half naked or she grew up here and she seems
naked." kind of like that,· P'ateJ :.aid.
We~ and Alcone said they The show also lost popula.rity
would watch next weelc. pomts because it is 001 filmed in
Bromberg, who said he only N('wport Beach. The coastline W3.')
kept watdling out of cunosity. not the same, and the hills were
said he will not rearrange his eve-too green.
ning schedule to accommodate ·it all looked unfamiliar. even
the show. though we live m the area they're
·1 don't thin.le I am the demo-supposed 10 be filming in; Haw-
graphic they are going for," the kins said.
mayor said.
Veena Patel and Lauren Haw· • LOUTA HARPER wntes corumns
lcins. both 20-year-old students at Mondavs. Wednesdays and Ffidavs
UC Irvine. also talked about the and covers QJlture and the arts. She
new drama during lunch Wednes· can be reached at (949) 574-4275 or
day. Neither of the women are bv e-mail et
originally from Newport Beach. or lolha.harper~latimes.com.
OBITUARIES
28-year Newport Harbor High
School teacher and coach, wiU
be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at
Davidson Field, the stadium at
Newport Harbor High.
also volunteered for the Costa
Mesa Heritage House and Costa
Mesa High School Band, Color
Guard and Costa Mesa Qean·
Up Days. He received the Silver
Beaver Award by the Boy Scouts
of America.
DESIGN CENTER
Ms. Sheldon was born in On-
tario in 1912. Her career with Ed·
wards began.In 1930 when. right
out of high school. she took a Job
as a secretary at the company's
office at the Alhambra Theatre to
support her mother and two sis-
ters. When the company moved
ils headquarters to Newport
Beach ln 1975, Ms. Sheldon
moved to MWion Vlejo.
Mr. Bleiker died Monday of
natural causes. He was 66. He is
survived by wife Karen Bleiker;
son Otuck Bleiker; daughters
Kelli Jones a nd Karen Supkoff;
and six grandcbUdren.
For more on Mr. Bleiker's life,
see Sports on Page BL
Mr. Richey, who Uved in
Costa Mesa, is survived by his
wife; their seven children; and
eight grandchildren. A memo·
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name has been established by
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move tba1 ellmiDated many Jobi.
To honor brr ~)at tenuie wtth
the compeny, P.dwanU oamed lta
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Ma. Sheldon 11 atMYed by her
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8eMces will be held at ll:lS
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Services for 46-yeat Ne~rt
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Short will be held at 9:30 a.m.
Friday at Paclftc View Memorial
Parle ln Corona del Mar.
Mr. Shon died Sunday. He
was 95. He ls survfved by son
Gany; brother Melvln; one
grandaon: and three great·
grandchildren.
T'1Il1 Richey
Tim Richey, a 29·)'elT maln-
ten&nCe wom r at Orvtge
Cout Collep wbo n!arived an
honorary degi'8 &om the col·
lege, died Tuesday at ... S6 or
' compllcatlona from bft1n can-
cer. Charlie Bleiker A .,.tulle of Welcem HAP
Servtces for ~lttle Bldket, a School ln Anaheim. Mr. Richey
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Continued from Al
enough and hard enough al her
bed, the emptiness fuzzes. and
her liquid brown eyes -so
fllmed over in recent yean. 1hut I
was never sure what she was
seeing -are still on me.
demanding nolhing but a soft
word of recognition that she can
sense through my body
language. which as enough to '>Cl
her tail wagging.
Coco djed two wet'k.., ago, and
-until now -I haven't been
able to put these words down.
She finally struck a reef she
couldn't navigate. The resahenc~
and detem1ina1ion and rt'fu\al
to become sedentary lhdt had
carried her through a '>teadily
more frequent ~nt-\ of
affiietions finally proved too
much for her stout heart. And '>O
we lost her.
The instant you bring a puppy
into your home and heart. you
are setting yourself up for what
we are now going through We
had a longer run than most. bu1
that doesn't make the end an)
~ier. I'm no1 comforted by the
dache., -that '>he wa'> very old.
that death comec; 10 U'> all. 1ha1
'>he laved a full hfe. that the
'>Uffenng of her la'>• few da)''> ha'>
mercifully heen lifted from lwr
All true But right now, a hey don'1
change ahc ache tha1 tclh me
how much I miss her. and 'o I
demand the ngh1 to fecl 1h.t1
ache ,,1tJ1ou1 trying Ill ~nllt:'n her
10'>'>
Coco, Daily Pilot columnist Joe Bell's long-haired dachshund, died two weeks ago.
I ne'er wanted thic; dog. an
apoc,ta'>y tllat Coro fo~avf' nw
man\ years ago. I wanlf'd a male
dog I could roughhotN· """
and .,how off to the men 111 nl\
neighborhood. ( Ol o '"a' hmll'd
on me by my wait' and '>tep'>1111
whl·n l Wd'> away on a tnp I
came home 10 tlw. owrgro\\ n
wharf rat, t:mbarra..,.,f:'d at thf:'
Lertam wmcmpl .. he would
produce from mv neighbor ... out
w·..Ul111g their good old hound
dawg..'>
Loco '>Olved tlu-. problem b\
'amply reflliang w walk ...,he
would gel very excited \\hen V\-e
hooked up her lea-.h, lht•n would
'>II an the gu11er and refu.,e w
move when we got her ou1c,1de.
So my wife and '>lep .. on took hl'r
10 d1sc1pline l>t:hool. She came
home wit11 a diploma. J '>core uf
176, and .,u11 refused lo \\alk. I
wa'> never able lO find out how
I i6 translated 11110 pertormdll< e
at school, but Coco earned that
176 proud!}' a5 a banner
throughout her lung life
Somewhere down the lane. I
reahzed 176 meam thdt c,he
would deal with life prc11y much
on her own lenm. and we'd all
get along bet1er af we
understood that up front
CnLO was t11e fir.I J<>lllt Im t•
affair of a new famalv -.1111 fcclmg
IL'> ''ay Wc all gre\\ mth her .• uid
af she felt t111 re:.pon.,1ba111y. '>he
muM have rejoiced m her la't
days 10 see where she Wa'>
leaving it For thls un11y. alom•.
she will be gratefully
remembered.
Bui there is 'so much more.
Coco's entire univcr'>l' Wa.!> our
hou'>e and its spaaou" bdtkyard.
IL • ., impos.sible to set foot
anvwhere Mthin her hab11a1
wiihout bnngmg up vlVld
memories or the hfe c;he laved.
\.\/hen we come home late at
111gh1 and open the garage door
to our patio. she\ not there
walling, so funously happy we're
home thaa .,he forgave!> the late
hour.
rhe c;parrow' '>till gather dl
her 'iupper hour \\e fed her
outside bel:ause '>hl' wa., a
sloppy eater. and when '>ht• had
her immediate fill, '>he '>di ~ade
.ind watched the bard-. '>Warm
over her bowl. comfonahle an
her 0\\11 generosll\ \\halt' I
l'xhoned her to pr(111·c·1 her
tt•rnwn..U right'
I !er face nu 1011ge1 appear'
fra1m·d in her dog hou'>t'
t·ntrance. where '>ht• retrcawd
when we cba..,tened her. then
lullowed u:, with her t:}t''> trom
the doorwa}. telling u., -.ht• \\a.'
wall mg to owrlouk our
unrea'>onable be ha\ 1or
\ly \\1fe and I no" IM\l' the
enure bed to sleep 111 rather than
the half we had to make do with
to al'tommodatt• Coto on the
othl'r half. We !>1111 'tleep on our
half. We don't talk aboua It, but
perhaps neither ol u., wana .. 10
do"e out the hope that when we
\\ake up. she'll bt· tlwn.•
And :.he wa'> funn)' lu'>t tho'>e
'>hon I~ plowmg through high
grass w-~ funny. but '>he alc.o
had c;ome ridiculous!\ cxce\s1ve hab1~. She may have.bet•n the
only dog in the Unl\.eri.c to be
regularly rewarded with d cookie
for relieving herself. I have no
idea how that '>tarted. but proper
performance at her bed11me
toilet gol her a Lreat. und '>he
learned over time to .. 1retl'h that
11\10 two or three pl'rformam c'>.
Wt: Me told that '>he muhaphed
th1:, number when wr fell her
w1t11 hou e s1t1er'>
\Vhate\.er and \\hereH•r dog
heaven as, Coco I!> !>Ure to be
there, becau!>e that\ where i.he
hru. always IJved. In all her hfe.
Coco never encountered evil
and thui. had no knowll•dge of it.
l'\o person or animal ever tned
IO hun her. and on the few
0-.atled ads work tor 11111 1••··~ ,.. Daily Pilot
occasion., c;he encountered
'>trangers with unl'enam
motives. '>he rolled over on her
back a.aid wiggled her pa~ in
the au And hl·r \ ul11erabaJ1ry was
ne\ er \1Ulated
The otht:r d,1\, 111y wale was
dway for 1he afternoon. and I
was '>ittang JI niy de'>k trying to
wnte and dnft111g anstl·ad And
suddenly 11 h11 me. likt• ,1 fi'>I in
the stomach. that I wa!> ..Uone.
Thi'> ts '>t:arct'l~ lit'\\ I m alone a
lot. But L111<, feeling \V'd'> d1fferen1.
I w-dS really, rl'alh alone ~ly dear
friend who demanded l11tle of
me, but seldom left my .,ide was
not tn her bed, watchmg me.
And I real11.ed the thing I
missed mo'>! wa' her presence.
ll was deeply embedded m tlle
mosaic of my hie. and tllere ic; a
substanual void where 11 has
been ripped out. In tune, we will
realize that her pre.,ence will
never go away, and we wiU
rejoice an that Hight no ..... it JUl>I
hum.
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Santa Ana Heights His column
appears Thursdavs
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EDITORIAL
Fair fell a bit
flat this year
0 range County Fair
leaders may not
admit it. but,
especially after a run
of record-breaking fairs, they
have to be disappointed with
this year's fair on several levels.
For one, it's never a good
sign when serious injuries
occur, and it's even worse
when they both happen within
hours of one another -and in
this case on the fair's third day.
It proved hard to bounce back
from that, but fortunately. no
other serious injuries occurred.
Fair officials made the right
decision to keep the
Adrenaline Drop closed just to
be safe.
While it was wonderful to
see the Pacific Amphitheatre
reopen with the likes of Duran
Duran. Bob Dylan and other
decent acts, only one show
sold out: Duran Duran. Fair
officials said in May that they
expected most shows to sell
out or at least come close.
Some shows fared better than
others in tenns of attendance,
and some just f eU flat. That has
to be disappointing after
spending $5.8 million to artract
the acts.
It probably didn't help that
the shows were too expensive
for most folks visiting the fair.
Many of the bands' fans
probably would have paid the
higher tickets prices were the
shows at bener known venues.
Of course, it seems that some
of the bands were simply bad
choices for the fair. Duran
Duran, of course, is the
exception, but Amy Grant. it
turns out, didn't attract too
many fans. Again, the prices
may have been a factor.
But at least the groundwork
has been laid for the
amph.id\_eater. and it is ready to
host sopte more acts outside of
the fair season. Perhaps the
fair has learned some lessons
the acts and prices will be
more appropriate. It would
also be nice to see fair officials
bring in some better acts for
the free shows. Overall. they
certainly didn't compare to last
year's free acts.
The fair also expanded to
accommodate an extra
weekend. That forced the fair
to close on Mondays. but still
provided an extra four days
overall, or 2 1. Logically. it
would seem the fair should
have broken attendance
records again not only because
were there the four extra days,
but because there were bigger
acts perfonn.ing. But
attendance dropped 2% even
with the extra weekend.
It's hard to determine exactly
why the fair failed to meet
expectations this year. One
officiai Last week pointed out
the Anaheim Angels games
and U.S. Open in Huntington
Beach, but neither of those
took place over the fair's full
run. Not only that, but the
Angels -champions or not -
are having a miserable year.
No, it seems there are other
reasons the fair fell flat.
Looking at last year's
numbers, it seems the fair
should have stayed open on
Mondays and closed on
another weekday, such as
Wednesday. That would have
helped the anendance a little.
If the amphitheater's shows
were a bit less expensive -
about $10 to $15 less or so-
more shows would most likely
have sold out. But. most of all,
if two serious injuries hadn't
occurred on the third day. one
would think more people
would have shown up.
The fair tried some new
things this year, but
sometimes, new doesn't work.
Perhaps next year, a mixture of
the new and the old can be the
secret of the fair's success.
MAILBAG
Castaways Park no
place for turf
Regarding Jan Vanderslool's
commentary ·Figuring out the
future of Castaways Park'" on
Tuesday.
Castaways Park should
unquestionably be a pasl>ive,
naturai park. and the idea that
someone wants to ·run it and
apparently give up a handsome
Coastal Conservancy grant to
help with the badly needed
re-vegetation effort is ludicrous.
It males a lot more sense from
an economical and ecological
and sociaJ standpoint to keep
the park looking natural, as it
did before any of our lives. Has
the turf brigade ever been to
the park to see that people just
wailc or bike and enjoy the
view? As a longtime visitor, the
most active recreation I have
witnessed there was a family
Oying kites.
This is a rare opportunity to
"do the right thing/ and it
would be a shame to see
someone's tired vision of turf
and palm trees installed
adjacent to a completely native
bluff and ecological reserve.
Bring on the mowers, irrigation
• system, fertillzen. pesticides
and tbe astOClated noise, air
and water pollution. ls the city
aware that a more naturally
appearing meadow will save us an a lot of maintenance and
water? Hu the in&le person
tef'erenced ln lhe a.rt.Ide ever
heard lbe word sustainabUlty7
i. turf an appropriate
groundcover lo a deddedly
puetve park wt th ple:ncy or tud
at an adjacent acdve pule (Bob
Henry Part)J Do they know lbal
11 you tw1 th.ii area. the CoalC
Uvt Oak uees on the Ike, the
d...ac .,..,. ol Cablomla. ...
dJe of oat, root f\.mgus U I 4
result of the heavy summer
watering required by turf1
We need to stop living In the
past. and it would be a travesty
to turn our backs on the money
provided by the CoastaJ
Conservancy grant to
re-vegetate the Castaways.
JEFF STEVENS
Newport Beach
Costa Mesa seems city
intent on development
Regarding Eleanor Egan;,
article on the Costa Mesa
bridges:
If I understood Egan's article
correctly, she feels the
proposed Costa Mesa bridges
are part of a plot by Newport
Beach and Huntington Beach
to aJlow ~maximum intensity"
development in those cities.
Yet. whic:h city is proposing a
huge, four-story condo tower at
19th Street and Newport
Boulevard and Is attemptJng to
rezone its entire bluffs ana to
medium density resJdential7
Not Newport or Huntington
Beach, but Costa Mesa.
Her other arguments against
the bridges Is that drlwra will
tum off Coast Highway at
Dover Drive, driw throucb
Costa Mesa, cross a bridge 11td
come back to Cout Hi&bway in
Huntington Beach. lbat would
be the equivalent of taking a
·shortcut" throu&b San
Bernardino to get to San Diego.
Similar twtlted Josic both for
and aga.lnst lhc propoeed
brfdgee will continue u:nd.I
proper 1tudJe1 an done to find
our the true effect they would
have in Cotta M111. Come on,
Cotta Mal Oty Counc:U. lel'a
get d>t facta and fund tboee
ltUdJes now. , .............
C..Mesa
R~DERS RESPOND
Not condoning condo plan
AT ISSUE: Was the
Costa Mesa City
Council right to
take another look
at the 1901
Newport Blvd,
condo project?
H eUo? Am I missing
something here
r Rehearing pushed
back." Tuesday)? Does the
Costa Mesa City Council
represent the residents of the
city or Runer Development?
Costa Mesa voter; placed
the members of the council
in their seats. right? Is Rutter
based in Costa Mesa? I think
not. David f.actie. president
of Rutter, is not listed in the
phone book as living in our
city. He can go bully his own
City Council. right?
So who calls the shots?
The answer is -(Ben
Franklin knows!) -"We, the
people" of Costa Mesa.
Council members voted
according to their
constituents' interests. Come
election time, we, the voters,
will remember.
FLO MARTIN
Costa Mesa
I believe that the decision
to reconsider 190 I Newport
was correct (it is aJmost twice
the density allowed in the
city's master plan). but was
the subsequent flawed
process a much deeper
problem?
I attended the last two City
Council meetings and was
amazed that three of the
council members voted 10
continue the issue to some
future council meeting
without any public comment
allowed. The residents were
denied a right to speak on
the issue in "public
comment" since it was on
the agenda and then were
again denied the right to
speak on the issue once it
was removed from the
agenda.
One council member said
that "people were too
emotional" to allow public
comment. I ctid not realize
that one's emotional status
detennined their I st
Amendment rights. Why vote
to re-hear an issue and then
refuse 10 hear it?
JUDITH BERRY
Costa Mesa
The granting of a new
hearing on the Plaza
An artist's conception of condom1mums proposed for 1901 Newport.
Newport project w<l!>
appropriate an d proper. The
Costa Mesa municipal code
provides for rehearingc;. and
the residents proceeded in
good faith in accordance
with the code.
One of the major issues for
this project is shading the
massive structure wiJJ create
in the surrounding area.
lnfonnation presented
verbally by the consultants
on this i.s.-.ue was in ctirect
contradiction with written
information provided hy the
same consultants. Other
verbaJ statements made by
the consultant on the issue
were just plain inaccurate
and reflected a poor
understanding of the
principles involved in
shade/!>hadow anaiysis. The
result was considerable
confusion at the public
hearing.
On thic; basis aJone, a new
hearing w<l!> warranted.
Numerous other issues also
remain outstanding. Another
hearing is not only
appropriate. it is essential.
The city of Costa Mesa
should not join the project
developer In trying to cheat
Costa Mesa residents of the
opportunity to participate
fully in shaping their city's
future.
SANORA GENIS
Costa Mesa
• EDITOR'S NOTE: Sandra
Genis is a former mayor of
Costa M esa
Yes. the council made the
right decision to rehear the
1901 Newport condo proje1:t.
DAVID J. STILLER
Costa Mec;a
lne question was asked
regarding whether or not the
Costa Mesa City Council
made the right decision 10
rehear the 190 I Newport
Condo project. On the
!>Urface. I would o;ay that tht'y
did make the correct call tu
rehear the c-dSe
I lowever, one rnuld also
ask why they are even in a
situation where this topic ha~
come berore the council
again. and since 11 has and
they have granted a new
hearing. one couJd conclude
that they may have acted in
haste by granting the project
with approval on June 2 in
the first place. This proces'> or decision-making has
become somewhat of a
painful proceS5 for the Co'>ta
Mesa city councils in recent
years.
1\No examples come to
mind. the first being the
much discussed kateboard
park. For several years, where
to put the park has created
such a stir that to my
knowledge we still do not
have a skateboard park.
The second ex.ample
would be the hi!.toricaJ
I luscroft House and the city's
desire to tale possession of it
at a considerable cost to
move only to have it sit and
decay due to the council's
inability to decide what to do
with it after all
Perhaps there is light at
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
the end or the tunnel for
these two examples. I hope
c;o.
~ for 190 I Newport. well.
hold on for a long.
drawn uul proce<>..'> of
decision-rnaltln~ ~ timety
decision., have come
painfully hard for this
council. I know aJI t.he<>e
council members have their
heart in the right place for
ow city. but pulling tJ1e
tri~cr on a decision and
movinK forward to the next
i'>suc takes way to much
time.
My bollom·hne fear
regarding tht.s trend would
be po.,ing the question of:
What k.111d decision will be
made when a really
important issue comes
before council?
TOM NETH
Costa Mesa
Ama;Jng. Try to add 15%
to yo ur house size in the way
of a second-story approved
by your neighbors and watch
bureaucracy at its finest.
Extra costs, extortion,
unreasonable requirements.
unrelated required details.
unheard of delays and
departments that do not
communicate with one
another. But if money Is
waived in front of our City
Council. they buckle and
change the rules for a
building which is four times
the building mass per code,
and two limes the dehsity
code.
CRAIG BELMONT
Costa Mesa
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Let the wild animal in you come out
I t's all happening at till' mo Nt•wport
Beach's Debbie Newmeyer, .i11ini.tl
lover and friend of the Santa /\na
Zoo. announced that 7..oofa11 WO 1 will
unfold Aug. 23 at the Santa A1i.1 /110
lhe zoo com mittee i'> calJ111g tilt' 11th
annual black tie, safari-tlwnw
fund-raiser MSaY..ootain111l'nt.''
As In yean. past, the atltrt• for th1'
event mnges from the outluruli'h 10 tlw
'lublime. TI10se with phr.1q11t'' \\Or!h\
of di'>play \kip the black tH' 111 l,1vo1 of
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bikini' I h1•y < CHiii'
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nwn: cnn'>t'rvativt' .• 1 ,,,f,111 1'11·1111·
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Unter, '>a.Id that a llUQ'lber of fine local
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evening. such as AntoneUo\, the <lub
How.e, Morton·.,, Maggiano'>, Wolfgang
Puck and Hcl)"ctl Khyber
The Center ~tagt> Olapter of tJw
(,uiJd~ will pre-.enl the evening of rood
and rnu'>ll lwnt'fittng the Orange
Courny Perforn11ng An~ C ..enter. 'l ilket.'t
are S40 in advann.· and $50 at the door
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tum l'rt th1., pa't wet·kend leatunnK
rnu'>lu.tJ1 Kelko MatsuJ 111 .1 concert
under 1lw 'tttr'> di thL· I l}<JI! :\<·wportl'r
outt.loor amplutht:att·r
Tlw '>ummcr 1 a\ual cvt'rnng attractt>t.l
hunt.lred., of lornl' who pa1t.l SJ 25 and
more for '>t'at., to the Jlfrt·'>L11 t 0111._ert
that wa.-. pre<.edt·t.l h} ..i pooh1de dtnnt'r
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\urnmer Night 't'l tor Aug .!Cl .ulll
lc•aturrng the acdai11wd Sieve Copland
,md the Raging ~ur1 Band
William P. Lyons Jr., a rnlurlll'l'f
rl·prl'\enting the ( l'lltt'r \rdgt· ( l1Jpter
ot the (,ujld'> of the l't•rlorrn111g An!>
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event I'> expeued to ral\l' more th.in
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Saturdays
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Model Y .. -Ellll Sale
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All etoree are located on Marine Avenue.
E>alboa Island is located at the
end of J mborcc
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Al ltusday, August 7, 2003 L I FE & LE I SURE
Buyers in the drivers seat
Auto Oub
members can
find great used
cars al its one-day sale
Saturday. HWldreds of
pre-owned autos will be
discounted. Financing
and autp insurance will
be available, too.
Trade-ins will be
welcome. High-quality
luxury cars, SUVs and
pick-up trucks wi.U sell
at pre-arranged.
12-month/ 12,000-mile
limited powertraln
warranty and a
seven-day/ 1,000 mile
buy-back guarantee.
F.ach vehicle passed the
Auto Qub's 86-polnt
vehicle Inspection. The
Inspection ls usually
offered for $89.95. You
can get pre-approved GREER by applylng online at
c.ar buyers may enter off Susan
Street (800)-943-0000.
CLOTHES WITH A
MONKEY ON IT
The Paul Frank SloJ'fl is the
newest hot boutique to open at
South Coast Plaza. Find fun,
Stylish and hip merchandise that
ranges from T-shirts to home
~Orange County
resident Paul Prank has a unique
style and a loyal following.
WYLDER www.aaa-calif.com/
finance. The sale will be
at the Auto Oub office at 3333
Fairview Road in Costa Mesa
mid-Blue Book prices or I~.
Car; come with a
Collectors or all ages love his
products, many recogni7.able by
hJs signature moolcey. Julius.
Limited editions are found here
too. Innovative collaborations
with companies such as Dr.
SchoJls and with Franlcs' friends,
such as swtboard legend Robert
August. add to the line's appeal.
The collection features mens and
women's clothing, sleepwear,
swimwear, watches and eyewear.
The Paul Prank Store is open from
10 am. to 9 p.m.. Monday 10
Friday; from IO am. 10 8 p.m
Saturday; and from 11 am. to 6:30
p.m. Sunday. It's on Level Three of
the Crate and Barrel/Mat-y's
Home Store wing. (714) 979-3556.
www.fXlulfrank.com.
SURFWEAR FOR SALE
Don't miss the Dog Days of
Fi11t Homt F11rnishinp. AntU(lln cf Ca/Jmibln. Tr""1twMI ro
loltllf.t Cifo 11nd (,tm/m CHcor. Wuh lut "n;/ CH/it.,,.,.
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l..a1ulln rQ Cliandtlim, Ustti cf RArt Boo/ts, Cusrom Pirt11rt
Framint,. Furnt1urt RntorAlion 11n;/ "'"'h mort !
ROW HOURS:
T iu-Sizt I Ottnt-5 pm
Becker Sale, which runs today clothing for infants up to girls'
through Monday. Ir's a five-day size 14 to 16 and boys' size 10 to
surfwear sale -prices on 12. Women's shes are available,
everything except surfboards too. It bas some of the best
and O'Neill wetsuits are reduced children's lines In casual to dress
23%. Owner Phil Beck.er is a stytes. New merchandise has
legend in the surf world. Since arrived fQI' the sale. Everythjng ii.
the 1960s, he's shaped more reduced in price 40% to 75%.
than 100,000 boards. and he still The store ls open from 9:30 a.m.
shapes I 1 boards a day. Becker's to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Friday;
an old-fashioned craftsman In from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
this high-t~h age of Saturday; and from 10 a.m. to
computer-shaped boards. The 1:30 p.m. Sunday at 1829
store also carries Dan Westcliff Drive in Newpon
Cobley-shaped boards and a
large selection of sui-fwear for
Beach. (949) 645-1355.
girls, boys. men and women.
Everyone loves the DECORATIVE SAVINGS
limited-edition OP apparel, a NobW AntJques and AntonJo's
reissuing of original 1970s Bella Casa are having a
designs. Surfwear Unes include wonderful summer sale -
Becker, Qui.ksUver, Volcom. Roxy, savings up to 60%. The M>lection.
Hurley and Stussy. The store is from both neighboring stores,
open Crom 10 a.m.. to 8 p.m. includes decorative acccssori~.
Monday to Friday, from lO am. lighting. seating and furniture
10 7 p.m. Saturday; and from 10 for every room. MoM pieces are
a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. ft's at from El.IJ'Ope.The c;tores are at
3140 E. Coast I lighway in 318 and 32.2 Old Newport Blvd.
Corona del Mar. (949) 720-0533. in Newport Beach. (949)
www.beckers1lrfCOnL 642-8402.
LITTlf PEOPLE LINE RUN TO THIS EVENT
UP TO LEAVE Aerosoles, at Fai.h1on bland,
After 10 years in business, is having its annual
Uttle People and Me is retiring. Lry-on-a-thon event Marting
The popular children's clothing Tuesday .-ind running through
and acceswries store carries Au~ 27. H>r every pair of '>hot•\
.
you t.cy on, enter to win a free "
shoe wardrobe. The store is
between Robinsons-May and
Macy's (not far from the new ...
Carousel Court). It's open from ...
I 0 a.m. 10 9 p.m. Monday . .,.
' through Friday; from 10 a.m. 10
7 p.m. Saturday; and from 11
tLin. 10 6 p.m. Sunday. (949) ....
640-1668.
FOR THAT SPECIAL PARTY
Solree '>pedalizes in custom ..
party items and services for
-.howcrs. weddings, birthdays
and social soirees. 010ose from
upscale party favors, custom
-.tationcry, gifts and cards.
Wedding services are offered in ' the hack of the store. Experts
help with wedding and table
dc-.ign!>, rehearsal dinners. bridal'
!>howen. and engagement
parties. Products include:
calligraphy, place cards, maps
and heirlooms. Soiree is open
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday
through Friday; and from 10
J.m . to 4 p.m. Saturday at IOOO
N. Bru.tol St .. No. 12 in Newport
Ht-<Kh. (949) 955-3465.
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Hot home trends, on sale or not
such as'copper,
cement and butcher's
block ace climbing the
chan.s. Obviously, a
little originality can't
hurt.
I fyou are
considering a
remodel or jusl
freshening up your
existing house you may
be debating the return
on your remodeling
dolJars. There are
clearly some national
lrends that indicate
where your money is
best spent for resale
value. But then, there
are also some things
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More garage space.
which can mean
built-in car lifts, more
space for storage, work
statio ns and racks for
sports equipment, is
on the list. lf you are
rehabbing the gardge,
that you just might want, not
necessarily need. that l>hould be
added to the list, as weU.
The lop of the list: updated
wiring for the latest technology
trends. Families want high-tech
everything -high-speed
Internet; state-of-the-an
lighting systems; security
systems and ln-hou!>e audio
equipment.
This most-asked-for feature 1s
not surprising. Rewiring a home
can be expen!>ive and mt.'hl>y.
Upgrading an older home
involves more than ju .. 1 running
new line!>. In addition to the
t'lectrician. rou will nu douhl
have IQ have ~umeonc rt•pa1r
t cihngl> and walls and haw a
painter cover up lhe work It ''
no wonder home buyer-. want
hom e <iellers to '>houliler the
burden.
rhe n ext reqUe!>I i'> a k.1tt hen
with high·cnd appha11n·'
Su b-i'.ero and Vilcmg top the
name brand lic,1. Add111011al
hells and whi"tle'> includl' pol
llllerl> over the stove; a built-in
w ffee s tation: m ultiple
d1i,hwa..<;hers; multiple oven'>:
warming drawer!>; refngcra11on
drawerl>; two-temperature water
db penser'> and heated floor-. -
no kidding. And I though! I was
a pnnce'i.'>.
Counter-toµ matenal-. dre
evolving, a!. wt-II. II'~ no t a
granire-o nly world. Ma1enaJ.,
don't forgel the floors.
F.1>oxy-coa1cd floors are just
what the buyers want. Really.
Particularly in Southern
California, the concept of the
ou1door room is big -areas
that include a fireplace or fire
pll, a spa lat least). a barbecue
sta11on that includes clean-up
facilities and an outdoor fridge,
and plenty of seating and
lounging opportunities . . and
apparently, a yard large enough
to acrommodate all of this.
Fourteen percent of potential
huyers listed a home theater as
d dL''>ired ft'ature. Wow. I
1ho ugh1 that was a h om e tour
hou-.e 1h111g. I gues~ I'm wrong.
My teenagers like 10 sit in the
t.l..irk and watch m ovies. but I'm
no t pulllng 1ha1 on my WJ\h list.
I'm happy wllh an occru.ional
M.111hew MrC:onaughey film
ft0'>t And I'm usually folding
laundry while I watch. OK. 1f
\011 have a home theater. 11 ,.,
po">1hle 1ha1 .,umeone el'>l'
might he folding your laundry.
~end them to rny house.
A wine cellar ranked below
home theater. but 1t'-. .. 1111 .i
cJt•\1red amenity. I !ere\ the
1w1'1. though: fl doe.,11·1 have 10
lw a cellar. <;O lt•t\ call it an
appropriately
tempe rature·cuntroll et.I "'int·
.. torage area.
Wine .,torage can be in a
dow l with a gla~ door in the
a~ified ads work for
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dining room, kitchen or
anyplace you Ond to tuck 11
away. And maybe you'd better
not display your 1\vo Buck
OlUck bottles. Save Lhat for the
fridge in the garage.
Built-in plru.111a televiMo ns
are a big hit. I think thdt 1s in
addition to the home theater,
but I'm not sure. They are good
space savers, and if you don't
want to stare at the-black <,crecn
when it's not on, there is a
company.that make!> remote
Olli
rn111rol roll -down art cru1V-d'iCl>
(1ndudlng frames) to disgu15e
the equipment. Of cour~. for
$7 ,000, you might want to look
at that blank scrt·cn in~tcad of
covering it up.
!here you go the ho me
hntue., (or 2003 \o make your
111>1 a nd check it twirt·. Reinve.,1
in your home '>Wl'l'I home
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Crossing the Rhine River m Germany are, from left, Josie Hollerbach, Eadie Amos, Joe Hollerbach and Sunny Perino.
Motoring across Europe
By Sunny Perino ~-·--------------------
S ince I had spent very
little Lime in a motor
home, my friends were
very dubious about my
spending almost five weeks in
one. When my brother and ~ister
approached me about a trip
through Europe in a motor
home, r was very excited
because I had never been to
Europe.
Both my '>iblings had been to
Europe. My brother. Joe
HoUcrbach, was in the '>ervice.
stationed at Oberammergau in
Germany, and had not been
back there in 57 years. I le also
showed us the bridge in
I leidelberg that he and his feUow
soldiers had rebuilt af1er the
Gennans bombed ii.
We flew Lufthansa (the ~t
airline ever) lO Frankfurt.
Germany, ~here we picked up
our 22-foot motor home. Except
for the ride, we had no previous
re!.ervations, but we knew
approximately which countries
we would visit. As far as how
long we would stay in each
country, we did not know.
The Neuschwanstein Castle is in Bavaria.
I have lo say, Europe has such
wonderfuJ accommodatjons in
their numerous RV camps. So
clean and in such spectacular
settings, but you must provide
your own toilet paper. II was
interesting that so many
countries charge to use their
toilets. You do learn about gray
water and black water when you
camp. Don't ~
Food is very expensive
everywhere we visited. ·me
people in all the places were
helpful and friendly. We would
have brcak:faM aJmos1 totally in
the motor home. My brother, an
early mer (6 a.m.), would go 0111
and get frl''>h roll~. and we would
he finished wiLh breakfast amt
'>howt:r'> by 8 a.m. each da)'.
It is great to have a person
coord111a1c plan·'> of mtercl>I and
al l the campgrounds. Joe had
ordered the motor home, had a
calendar for the dar-we would
be gone and knew the
approximate mileagt• from one
country to another. Maybt! that
rubbed off when he new his own
ai rplane.
We vis11cd <;ix countriel>:
Germany, Austria, Croatia.
Switzerland, It aly and France. I
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to park and repack yuur bags
every day. You can haH' a
le1'>urely break.fa\t, lunc.h or
dinner loolung over ~omc of the
mo!>t '>pcctacular scenery in the
world We trawled by buc11. taxi,
hor'>c and buggy, bus and metro
rad. Of cou~. we al~o walked a
lot.
Another intt-re~ting thing I
found in Europe web that they
do not give you bag'> when you
grocery shop Nor do they give
you cart~ to pw.h your grocerie~
around 111 the market'>. You pay
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$1 ouu.1dc and when you leave.
you tum in your can and get
you SI back. We should do thlS
111 the United States. They would
not lo!>e '>0 many carts that way.
Everyone said I should take
clothes for cool weather because
May can be nippy. We htt a heat
wave, and ii was very wann and
humid. I bought a new umbrella
and wann jacket before we left I
never used the jacket, either.
It alw seems I got bad advice
about money -1 took cash.
mostly travelers cht!OO and two
credit c-dtds. When I had to have
money, the exchange was
See TRAVEL. Pace Al 1
Sipetve
Score to
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LIFE & LEIS Ukl:. Ttiursday, August 7, 2003 All l
ON VACATION
Kim Lehner of Newport Beach and Pam MacPherson of Corona
del Mar make new friends m Florence. Italy.
Mr. Leach's AP World History class from Corona del Mar High
School, plus friends and family, in France during spring break .
TRAVEL
Conbnued from A 10
drastic. l .wn A11wnl.111 dollJr'
were not l''peu.illy w.1111nJ
fhen you haH' to find .1 h.mk 111
moM plan•,
I found rh.it w11h po,1t .1nh.
the merch.int., '' 111 011(\ ,l'fl vou
.,tamps for the po,rc .mt, lhl'\'
-.ell you. t lwn .iga111. rh.11 .. 1.11np
may not tw gwxJ 111 tlw nt·\I
lOUntry you Vl ... ll
·n1e onl> 1h111g 1111 '1m· 1f
you buy hn·.Jl;.1hJe,, lw 'llrt' to
have lhem 111,ull-<l 111 ~<Ht 111 tlw
~tales or l.trl) them\\ 1th yo11
per.onall) m1 hoard. /\11 tht'
lovely cry,tal .1111.J r >cllt1 l<olna
porcelain wt>re m hu11dn·d' of
pieces. You l .in ht· ''m' tli.11 "'111
not happen dg.un
It wa.'> M> 'IX'< 1.il to Ill' able to
he with my brother. Jue. h1' wire,
Jo!>ie. and my .. 1.-.ter. bH.lw Amo!>.
We have mc•mone., we "'1JI rwver
forget we had laugh' all thl·
wa~ the re were momenr., of
iemembranC'e; and there wPre
• ~ in -.omt· place!> for them. I :·Wl cheri'ih the time furt·vcr and
•. tiOw I know we can get along
fine. even m a .,mdll cu111inc. for
:JS da}"'. Already my brother is
calling about another lnp to
Canada and hack I a.<.1 'ohould
be wondcrfuJ.
So, let me finally say rhat if
you t"Ver hJ\l' a chante 10 'hdrc
with your loved one<.. go Jnd
buy a motor home You writ haw
a ball and 'o many mcmoneo,.
For my ,i.,ter. l:adie, the
rhemorie' were of ..-wcet :md
nostalgic moments m 1-lorence
spent with her IJte huo,b,111d. Ed.
My brothtr Joe rcmcmhcn·d hb
t:flne in the 't'r'\1cc. h>r me. mo't
1mportan1 wao, )U'>I bt·111g able to
be with thow I love ant.I <,hart'
this beautiful world
Life is good, be thankful'
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
''Everybody loved [Charlie
Bleiker . /'
more and more every day."
Karen Blelker, widow of legendary
Newport Harbor tennis coach
Bryce Alderton
Dally Pilot
A s quJckly as the Uttle League season
beckons each March. so does its
concltision signal tbat summer is ln
full ·swing and the dog days oC August
are here apin.
The end is never predictable, but the all-st.an
aJways are a part of lL They spend as UttJe as a
few days to a {ew weeb competing against the .
best teams ftom cities auch u Tultin, Anaheim.
Mission Viejo, lMne. fMf'I R>ntana.
This year saw the Newpon Harbor Baseball
Association Bronco A (11· and 12·year-old)
AU-Stars advance further than any team ln the
league's history. gaining entry to the South
Rep>n townament, two eventa away from the
\\\>rld Series.
Four player& from that team are represented
on the Daily Pilot's 2003 Dream Team. which
fea~ nine deserving boys.
Newpon Beach Uttle League's ftnest went
toe-to-toe ln 'memorable 1--0 win for the
American team against lta National I.ague
counterparts in the District 55 toumamenL
The talent oC Costa. Mela Uule Letaue Wiii on
full clilpl9y durina ttu. yeat'a ~Olp. wen
by the NedonaJ team in the lb1rd and dedltYe
lllOe ..... the American lqU8d.
Thete ue ~ COUDdell pines that would
bib up rDO«e m.n the lpllCe allowed to dela1be
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how the season unfolded.
From the thousands of players who began this
season in March, only a handful are sdected to
each league's all-sw ~-Some are then
chosen for the Dream Tham.
These nine players made their mark on the
2003 season, both in the regular and all·atar
seasons. giving their teams the best chance to
win each time they stepped on the flekS.
They lasted throu#l the end, to the 6naJ out
of another apaing and summer in
Newport-Mesa.
• Pletdls ~ Grotta (Newport Beadl
National Diamondbacb, Newport Beach
NadonaJ All·SW's).
Completed his third season in the majors by
pitching two strong games for Newport Beach
NadooaJ AU-Stars. 'lbe 12-year-okl threw two
complete ga.mes. allowing three rum, while
striking out 13 and walking only four batten in
that span. Newport National woo ha Dlltrict SS
All·Slar 'Jbumammt opener. 13-2. with Dela
Grotta on the mound.
Della Grona and fellow Dl-.n Telm aelectioll
MJtch s.rlda dueled In • 1-0 win for the Newport
BetlchAmerican Al-Stan to ...... cbSr
Natlooll Q)ll.....,_,. In 1M Dlllrkt M
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1be 5-fr)Ot.3, 102.paUnd 06 Gl'OCl8 -
pllJ"d l8COOd bw tor 1he Dilmolidbtm IDd
for Newpon NldoML
• ,.. .,... (Colta Mela Nt(..,.a Oodllr9.
Cos1a Mesa National All-S1ars).
Ryding led Costa Mesa Uttle League with eight
home runs and played first base and catcher for
the Dodgers. who won both halves of the season
with a 22-2 ma.rt 10 claim the national league
aown.
The 5-f<>ot-3, lS<>-pound Ryding's three-run
home run ln the first lnnlng of Game 3 of the
Mayor's Cup. the annual best-of-three series
between Costa Mesa Amedcan and Costa Mesa
National Uttle League. sparked a comeback from
an early 2-0 defidl The National went on to win
the game. 9-5, and the aeries.
• MJtdl 5-* (Newport~ American Red
Sol. Newport Beech American AB-Scan).
The smooth fielding shortstop and potent
pitcher also gave flta to oppoling teams trying to
get him out at the plate.
Sluldl came oo •ICl'Ol'I after• lb.Wah mn a1
the.._· 116d nm Scott. .. .,..., r cQ;og
boch the~ MMOn md Al-&an. He bit .550
whh IM home rum Ind helped leed the Red SOit
b> lhe Amsbn lelll'Je dw••"onlhtp.
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EYE OPENER
.Dail ~m.•
Ar.IL!. 1 honorM JEFF CLARK
Thursday, August 7, 2003 Bl
Tars
tennis
coach
dies
Cha rli e Bleiker, 66, who
taught.and coached at
Newport Harbo r for 28
years. succumbs Monday.
Patrick Laverty
Da1lyP1lot
Cliarhe Bletker. who taugh1 and
coached ar Newpon I idrhor I llgh for 28
year., du~d Monda} of narural La~ at
the age of 66. nw longume tennis coach. also
known ~ "Tex.· reured from education
more Lhan four year<, ago lifter serving
time a., I.he Sailors' football coach. boys
1ennis coach and girl'> umnt'> coach.
1 li'i dealh. which lame r,uddenly
while he Wd.'> spend.mg 1he day al the
beach with one of hls stx grand!>Oru>. has
already sparlced an outpounng of sup-
pon from I.hose Lha1 he 1ou1:hed mos1
during h1-. years as an educator and
coach.
"Everybody loved him." Bleilcers wife
Karen -.aid. ·rm finding that out more
and more every day.·
A memonal servtce ,., ">Cheduled for
10 a.m Satwday at DaVld~n Field at
Newpon Harbor I ligh. All are welcome
10 auend and Karen 1s aslong that they
dn:ss comfortably.
"If he was there. he'd be in shons and
a ba-.cball hal. • Karen Bleilcer ~d.
That umform aptly de-;cnbes a man
who was enjoying tus reurement after
nearly 40 years as a 1eacher and coach.
·1 caU 11 paradise." Blelker told the
Daily Pilot in May. "I never get bored. I
don·1 wan1 lo go back IO work. I had a
grea1 lime and basically, everything I
wanted to accomplish. I accomplished.·
A former 1enms player al Abilene
0m.'>llan Umvers1ry and 1n the Army. in
which he served three years after being
drafted m 1960. Bleiker became a 1each-
er and coach, first in New Mexico and
Wes1 Texas before moving 10 California
in 1970.
After a shon stint at Costa Mesa High.
Bleilcer found a home for the next 28
year-> at Newport Harbor
"I le realty appreciated I.he underdog.·
Ble1ker''> son. Oluck sard "lle'd give as
much time 10 ldd.s that weren~ as ta).
ented as he gave to those that were tal-
en1ed on the tennis coun. •
After his retiremeni. Blet.ker also
found out that h~ touched not only the
athlet~ he coached. bul the students he
taught as weU
See BlEJKER, Pase 83
GIRLS
HIGH SCHOOL
VOLLEYBALL
Jennings
commits
to Texas
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12 l"hutldly, Al.cust 7. 2003
South Coat SWim
Conf9Nnce l.eHue An•••
Team scores
I. Harbor View Swim Teem, 1,846; 2.
Green Valley, l,ee9; 1 Newpolt Hiiia
Swim Team. 1,.205, 4. Late N>rest II,
1,031; 5. Greenb<ook, 808; 6. Pacific
Send• Swim Team, 708.
Girts
8-•nd·younger
25 free-1 Devin Newton. GVST.
19.30; 2. Tori English, HVST; 19.47; 3.
Katie Craig, HVST. 19.68; 4. Brynn Mol81,
NHST. 19.84; 9. Kelley King, HVST. 22.0l;
10. Sabrina Smith, NHST. 23.07, 11.
Taylor Olson, NHST. 23.86.
25 beclt-1. Katie Craig, HVST, 22.84;
2 Devin NeW1on. GVST. 23.38; 3. Demi
Dang, GVST. 25.20; 4. Coortney Gartutni,
NHST, 25.53; 5. Charlotte Vlllentln, HVST.
26.84; 6.Brianne Oatxxib. NHST. 26.05;
11. S.bnna Smith, NHST. 30.06.
26 breast l Bnanna Daboub, NHST.
26.67; 2 Sebrina N1selman, GVST. 27.20,
3. Emily Mectler, HVST. 27.49; 4 Toro
English, HVST; 28.40, 5. Madeleine
Givant. NHST. 29 04; 11. Julia Hohl,
HVST, 32 10; 15 Mason Bendetti, NHST,
36 26.
26 fly-1 Brynn Motel, NHST. 23 26;
2. Kalle Craig, HVST. 25 24, 3 Natalie
May, PS, 25 48, 4. Emily Medcler, HVST.
25 66, 5 Charloue Valenune,HVST.
26 57; 8 Taylor Olson, NHST. 29 81 , 9
Megan Aoeden, NHST. 30.63
100 free reley -I. HVST. 1 :25.80
(Emily Modeler, Teylor Ped1c1n1, Tori
English. Charlotte Valentine); 2. GVST.
1·26.61; 3. NHST. 1'33.47 (Brianna
Daboub, Taylor Olson, Counney
Gerkani, Brynn Motall; 4 PS, 1 40 40, 5.
Ll'll. 1:45.04; 6 GB, 2:00.91.
100 medley relay-l . HVST, 1 .30 79
(Katoe Craig, Emily Modeler, Charlotte
Vatentone, Tori English); 2. GVST. 1 37.57;
3. NHST. t .38 63 (Counney Garkan I.
Brianna Deboub, Brynn Motel, Taylor
Olson). 4 Ll'll, 1 54 10, 5 PS, 1:55 21, 6.
GB. 2:04 26
7-8
25 free-1 Jules Pouch, HVST. 15 59.
2 Jamie Dang GVST. 16.20, 3 Allison
Skaggs, LFll. 16 36. 4 Taylor
Mclaughlin NHST. 16 46, 6 Sdney
Aaguse. NHST. 16 72. 12 Monoca
Venturini, HVST, 18 21. 13 Allison Ridge,
NHST. 18 28, 14 Gaby Carpenter HVST.
1862.
50 free 1 Delaney Pouch. HVST.
33 50, 2 Jamie Dang, GVST. 33 97, 3
Allison Skaggs. LFll. 35 78. 4 Cassidy
Papa, NHST, 36 43; 6 Ellen Naruse,
HVST. 39 38. 8. Lauren Dean. NHST.
41 57, 11 Allison Ridge, NHST. 41 79.
Gaby Carpenter, HVST. 42 08
25 bade I. Delaney Pouch, HVST,
19.93. 2. Shannon Griffin. HVST. 20 23. 3
Soma D1afr, GVST, 21 03; 5. Taylor
Mclaughlin. NHST. 21 62; 9 Ellen
Naruse, HVST. 22 38; 11 Kaylee Mvers.
NHST. 22 52; 15 Lindsey Susolik. NHST.
24.16.
25 breas1 1 Annie Tomlon, NHST.
20.12; 2. Jennifer Lightbody, GVST.
20..tl9; 3 Jules Pouch, HVST. 21 48; 5.
Sydney Raguse, NHST. 22.45, 8 Monica
Venturini, HVST. 23.28, 9, Shannon
Griffin, HVST. 23 96. 12 Kaylee Myers,
NHST, 24 78
25 lly 1 Delaney Pouch. HVST. 1766;
2 CaseidyPapa, NHST, t771,3 Jamie
Deng, GVST, 17.72. 4 Jules Pouch, HVST.
18.84, 5 Ellen Naruse, HVST. 19 18, 6
Uluren Dean, NHST, 20 19, 11 Kaylee
Myers. NHST. 20 90
100 free relay 1 NHST. 1 08 57
(Sydney Aaguse, Alhson Ridge, Taylor
McLaughlin. Cassidy Papal, 2 HVST,
1 08 58 (JulM Pouch, Gaby Carpenter,
Monoca Venturino , Delaney PoucJll, 3
GVST, 1 09.93. 4 GB. 1 13 59. 5 lfll,
1 15 14; 6 PS, I 1l10
100 medley relay -l NHST, 1 14 14
(Cassidy Papa, Annoe Tomhn, Taylor
Mcleughhn, Sydney Ragusel. 2 GVST,
1'16.47, 3. GB, 1 19 59; 4 HVST, 1 19 83
(Shannon Griffin. Montee Venturino.
Ellen Naruse, Gaby Carpenier), 5. LFll,
1 20 53. 6 PS. 1 ·2781
~10
50 free-1 Margot Money, HVST.
30.14; 2 Shelby Webber. GVST, JO 25, 3
Cheyenne Cox. GVST. 30.70; 9 Sarah
Craig, HVST. 34.24, 10 Holl11ce Barden,
NHST. 34 29; 12. Kelsey Kaamarek.
NHST. 35 16; 15 Melissa Manino, HVST.
36 15, 17. Shari Mead, NHST; 3733
50 bade 1 Shelby Webber, GVST.
3788. 2 Sarah Craig, HVST. 38 48, 3
Katrina Cunoss, GVST, 39 33. 5 N1k1 Zak.
HVST, 39 86, 7 Katte Matthews, NHST
41 n . 8 Anna Ventunn1. HVST 4186. 13
Claire Ham, NHST, 45 01 14 Sarah
Reynolds. NHST. 45 43
50 bfeast 1 Kendra Sui:iuoian, GVST.
39 37, 2 Kathryn Conner HVST. 41 49. 3
~ Aeuc, GB. 4\.70; 5. Anna
Yentvrlnt, HVST. '3.88; 7. Victoria Gabert,
HVST44.55; 10. Megen Wurmlbec:h,
NHst 44.93; 11. KAltle Md'-. NHST.
46.21; 13. Shan Meed, NHST, 45.74.
25 ftv -1. Margot Money, HVST, 14 87,
2. Tori Smith. GVST. 15.29: 3. Katrina
Curtiss, GVST. 16.33; 6. Claire Ham,
NHST. 16.63; 7. Devon Greenlee,
NHST17.11; 9. Sarah Craig, HVST, 17.49;
12. Holllt<l8 Barden, NHST. 17.79, 14.
Kathryn Connllf, HVST. 17.93.
100 IM-1. Tori Smith. GVST. 1:16.01,
2. Margot Money, HVST. 1:17.25; 3.
Kendra &igultan, GVST. 1 :19,70; 6.
Kathryn Conner, HVST; 1:26.82;'9. Anrni
Venturini, HV$T, 1:29AO; 12. Cl1lre H1m.
NHST. 1:31.76; 13. Devon Greenlee,
NHST. 1:32..02; 16. AdlniZepfel, NHST;
1:34.83.
200 free relay-I. GVST; 2:07.88; 2. PS,
2:21.76; 3. LAI, 2!25.17; 4. HVST. 2:26.48
(Allison Garrett, Lindley Luke, Nilu Zak,
Melissa Martino}; S. NHST. 2:32.20
(Kelsey Kaczmere«. Sheri Mead, Adina
Zepfel, Hollaoe Barden); 6. GB, 2:32.26.
100 medley reley-1. GVST. 1:04.40. 2
HVST. 1:08.02 (Anna Venturini, Kathryn
Conner, Margot Money, Serah Craig), 3
GB, 1:11.04; 4. LAI, 1:11.66; 5. NHST.
1:12.69 (Kade Matthews, Shari Mead.
Claire Ham, Hollaoe Btrdent, 6 PS,
1.15.31
11·12
50 free-1. Kierstin Colesen. PS.
27.32, 2. Heather Van Htel, HVST. 28 59,
3. Cynthia Fascel!,a, GVST. 29.30. 4. Anne
Palchikoff, NHST. 29.42; 6. K1mberlv
Condino, NHST. 29.68; 6. Kate Berry,
HVST. 29.84; 11. Mdeenne Caskey, HVST.
31.48; 12. Conley Kipp, NHST. 31.53.
50 badi:-t Brooke Balo, GVST. 32.77.
2. He11ther Van Hiel, HVST. 34.21; 3. Kelly
MorTis, GB, 34.61; 5. Michelle Zudter.
HVST. 36.24; 6. Kelli Feeley, HVST, 36.48;
7. Emilv Spindler. NHST. 36.66; 8. Krista
White, NHST. 36.90; 9. Leslee
Kaczmarek, NHST. 37.87.
50 breast-1. Summer Nguyen,
GVST. 34..21; 2. Sarah M11nin. LFll, 37.51 .
3. Kara Chatham, NHST. 38.35; 4. Kate
Berry, HVST. 38.72; 6. Jenny Menin.
HVST. 38.93; 5. Melissa Hohl, HVST.
38.93, 9. Emily Spindler, NHST. 4121 , 11
Erin Epp, NHST. 42.50.
50 fly-1. Anna Palc:hokoff. NHST.
32.92: 2. Kelsey PeterlOn, GVST, 33 20, 3
Modlelle Zudter, HVST. 33 89; 5 Melissa
Hohl. HVST. 34..23; 6. Chelsea Giger,
HVST34.54; 12. Kan Chatham. NHST.
38.74. 14. Shannon McCrosk, NHST.
41.59.
100 IM-1. Summer Nguyen, GVST.
1 10.55; 2. IGerstin Colesen, PS, 1 13 93,
3 Hea1i-Van Hiel, HVST. 1'14.40, 4
Melissa Hohl, HVST. 1:14 65; 6. Kate
Berry, HVST. 1:16.01; 9. Kimberly
Condino, NHST. 1:19.89; 10 Conley Kopp,
NHST. 1:20.61; 12. Leslee Kaczmarek,
NHST. 1:22.68.
200 free relay-1 GVST. 2:01 10; 2.
HVST. 2:01.27 (Kate Berry, McKenna
Caskey, Kelli Feeley. Heather Van H1ol I.
3. NHST. 2:02.82 (Kimberly Condino,
Emily Spindler, Conley Kipp. Anna
Palchlkoff); 4. PS, 2:08. 10; S LFll. 2:08.53.
6. GB, 2:44.43.
200 medley relay-1. GVST, 2•11.77, 2
NHST. 2:17.04 (Emily Spindler, Kara
Cha1hem, Anna Palchikoff. Kimberly
Condino); 3. HVST. 2:18.31 (Keib Feeley,
Melissa Hohl, Michelle Zucier. McKenna
Caskey); 4. LAI, 2:22.28; 5. PS, 2:22.33, 6
GB. 3 01.15.
13-14
100 free-1. T...-y Foss, LFll. 56 06.
2 Mary Flynn, NHST. 58.29, 3 Ashley
Andreason. GVST. 56.38; 4. Can Levine.
HVST. 1 :01.11; 6. Holly Van Htel, HVST.
1 _04.6 t; 7. Megan Spmdler. NHST.
1:04.65, 12. Christle Mead. NHST.
l 09.68; 13. Haley Prid:ett, HVST. 1·10 41
50 badc-1. Katie lndvik, HVST. 31 20:
2 Jaylyn Saa:hette, GVST. 32.14, 3
Kelsey Kaczmarek, NHST. 32 42; 7 Sarah
Hulchoson. HVST. 34.03; 8. BMen.i
Galloway, HVST. 34.04; 10 Juliane
P1ggon. NHST. 36.63; 12. Chrostoe Mead.
NHST. 37.n.
50 breast-I. Sarah Dav. GB. 34 66. 2
Holly Van Hiel. HVST. 34.98; 3. Kasey
Kipp, NHST. 35.36; 6. Briana Galloway.
HVST, 36.41; 8. Juliane Piggott. NHST.
36.59; 10. Cari Levine, HVST. 36.90, 11.
Paige O'Brien, NHST, 37.04.
50 fly-1. Katie lndvik. HVST. 28.52, 2
Ashley Andreason, GVST. 28.72, 3 Amy
Kumamoto, GVST, 30.60; 6. Katherine
Kaczmar, NHST. 31.41; 7. Cari Levine,
HVST 31.62; 8. Sarah Hutchison. HVST.
32.31. 10. Mogan Spindlet, NHST, 34.32,
10 Christie Mead. NHST. 34 32
100 IM-1. Kade lndvtk, HVST. 1 :05 73,
2. Mary Rynn, NHST. 1:05 95. 3 Ashley
Andreason, GVST. 1:07.55. 7. Holly Van
H1el, HVST. 1:11.02; 9. Sereh Hutchison.
HVST. 1:12.28; 10. Kasey Kipp, NHST.
1 12.59; 14 Paige O'Brien, NHST. 1 18.24
200 free relay-I GVST, 1 SJ 41, 2
NHST l :54. 76 (Kalhenne Kaclmaretr.,
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SPORTS
YOUTH SWIMMI
PHOTOS COURTESY Of HARBOR VIEW SWIM TEAM
Garrett Larson pushes forward in the breaststroke on his way to a
record-breaking swim in the 9-10 100.yard individual medley.
Harbor View's Kabe lndv1k negobates the breaststroke on her way
to victory in the girls 13-14 1 QO.yard indMdual medley.
Kate Barry of the Harbor View Swim Club displays her form m the
girls 11·l2 dMsion 1 ()(}yard individual medley.
Kasey Kopp, Megan Spindler, Mary
Flvnnl. 3 LFll. l 59 09 4 HVST. 2:02 05·
(Halev Pricien, Mtdlelle Zudter. Chelsea
Goger, Briana Gallow11yl, 5 GB. 2.06.88.
200 medley relay 1 GVST. 2·04.21,
2 NHST. 2;04 78 (K.attoenne Kaumarell,
Kasey Kopp, Mary Aynn, Megan
Spindler), 3. HVST, 2 04 85, (Sarah
Hutchison, Holly Van Hoel. Katie lndvo~.
Can LAllltnet; 4. LFll, 2.06.67, 5. GB,
2 15 98
15·1B
100 !rec 1 Brittney Bo~us, HVST.
55 23, 2 Ashley Chandler, HVST, 56.24;
3 Chnstma Hewko, HVST, 68.99; 10.
Chri111na Evens, NHST. 11>4 07; 12
Alexine Rodeuhu1s, NHST. 1:04 19, 16
1<81V Tomi on, NHST. I 10 80
50 badt 1 Chrlstrn11 Hewko, HVST.
30 56; 2 Bnuney Bowlus. ~VST. 31 18; 3
Kayla Crowder, GB, 31 76; 5 K1thryn
Bilder. HVST. 33 66; 9 Chn111na Evans.
NHST; 34.03, 13 Kttte Cole, NHST 35 32
50 l>fea.,1 -t Alexine Aodenhuos.
NHST. 33. 79, 2 Stephenie Mo<gan,
GVST. 36 29. 3. Enka Jorgen9en. PS.
35.66. 8 Lauren lndvtk, HVST. 37.42, 9
Katy Tomlin, NHST39 01, 10. Kelh Khne.
HVST. 39 14, 12 Whnney Caskey. HVST:
39.61, 15 Annabel Farber, NHST. 4147
50 rty-1. Stephanie Morgan, GVST,
29.75, 2. Bntteny Livezey, GB 29.82 3
N1lu Hondridcson. NHST. JO 17, 7
Kathryn Bilder, HVST. 32.31, 7. Amy
JENNINGS
Continued from B 1
supposed lo be.
"The whole college atmos-
phere i~ grea11 Lhe town is in10 all
the sports. It basically shucs
down for football games.~
'tne 5-foot-9 Jenrungs might
not have much time to take in
those football games playing for
Zuch•. HVST.32 31, 10 Katie Cole.
NHST. 32 90, 11 Whitney Cnlcey, HVST,
33 10, 16. Annabel Farber1 NHST. 36 86
100 IM-1 Ashley Chandler. HVST,
I 06 09: 2 Brittney Bowlus. HVST.
1:06.45, 3 Chri51ona Hewlco, HVST.
1:06 81: 7 N1k1 Hendrocbon, NHST,
1.11.07; 13. Katy Tomlin, NHST. 1 20 65.
14 Kara Chathem, NHST. 1·22.05
200 free relay -1. HVST. 1 50.63
(Christina Hewko, Amy Zudler, Trecy
Kubas, Ashley Chandler); 2 GVST.
1.53 47; 3. LAI, 1:54.68; 4. NHST, t:55.62
(N1k1 Hendricbon. Chn1t1na Evans. Kelle
Cole. Alexine Rodonhul1); 5. GB, t :59.66.
200 medley relBY-1. HVST. 2:02 75
CAshley Chandler, Lauren lncMk.
Whitney Caskey, &.ttney Bowlus); 2.
GVST, 2:06.49. 3. GB, 2,07.96; 4. NHST.
2 08 81 (Katie Cole, Alexine Rodtnhu11
N1k1 Hendr~n. Chrostina Eveo1) 5
LFll. 2 09 90; 6 PS, 2 10 77
Boys
&-•nd-younger
25 free-1. Brett Sd'usler, HVST. 18 24,
2 Connof Gofdon, GB. 18.38, 3 Thomas
Smith, GVST, 18 60, 4 Jvston Henson,
HVST, 18 88; 5 HoY1 Crll008, HVST19 32.
7 Bren Greenlee. NHST. 20 68, 8 Evan
Sdlwartz, NHST. 21 97; 9 A"'1tn Ridge,
NHST. ~2.09
25 badi -1. Thomu Smith, GVST,
20.71. 2 Connor Gordon, GB. 23 99. 3
a I .onghoms team that went 2:1-9
and reached the second round of
the NCAA tourname nt last year.
This season, Jennings is ex-
pected to lead a $ajJors squad
that will be defending its CIF DI·
vision ll·AA championship. A
three·year starter. Jennings was
named to the All-Sea View
League team and the Dally Pilot
Dream Team. in addition to her
all-CIF honors.
The early commitment should
..
Hafflaon Carttt, NHst 24.40. 4 Justin
Hanson, HVST. 24.41; 6. c..me.-on Hoc*.
HVST25.01; a. Ben Hutnc>hrevs. NHST.
25.71; 7. Danny Aobeft5on, NHST. 26.02.
9. Rk*y Z., HVST. 27.17.
26 bnlts1-t. Thomu S~ GVST.
23.12; 2. Ak*y Z.k. HVST. 23.43; 3. Ben
Humphreys, NHST; 24.43; 8. Joey
Cooper, NHST, 28.21; 9. Came..-on Hook,
HVST, 28.32; 10. Hugh Crance, HVST.
28 59, 11. Brett Greenlee, NHST. 29.74.
25 fly-1. Brett Schisler, HVST, 22.61,
2. HoY1 Crance. HVST; 23.12; 3. Hugh
Crenc, HllST. 25.20; 6. Evan Schwartz.
NHST; 26.50; 8. Austin Ridge, NHST.
29.07; 10. J<W; Coopet, NHST; 29.62.
100 free reley-1. HVST. 1:18.3' (Hoyt
Cranoe, Justin Hant0n, Ridtv Zatt. Brett
Schlaler) ;2. PS, 1:31.99; 3. NHST. 1:33.21
(Austlll Ridge, Brett Greenlee, Metthew
Mad, Eval'I Schwartz); 4. GVST, 1:47.20;
5. L.AI, 1:61.95; 6. GB, 2:06.42.
100 medley relly-1. HVST, 1 :31.00
(Cemeron Hook. Ricky Zak, Hovi Crance,
Brett Schisler I: 2. NHST. 1 :34.99 (Danny
Robertson, Ben Humphf"llY$. Even
Sdl~ Breu Greenlee); 3. GllST.
l:AJ.14; <l. PS, 1;"9.39; 5. lfU, 1:56.16; 6
GB, 1:58.04.
7-tl
25 free-1. Jelle Wyatt, HVST. 15.59; 2
Aidlle Emden, NHST; 16.58; 3. Tony
Monllll, GVST. 16.69; 4. Ryan Griffin,
H\IST. 16.81; 5. Reid Meckler. HVST16.82;
7 Christian Gar1leni, NHST. 17.41; 9. Kyle
Cou111n1, NHST, 17.72.
60 free-1. Joshua Smith, GVST.
3124; 2. Jake Wyatt, HVST. 34.25; 3.
Benjamin Zepfel, NHST. 34.96; 5. Kohl
Ebbinga, HVST. 37.59; 6. AleJC Wilde.
NHST. 37.72; 7. Reid Medder, HVST. 37.72;
8. Rkttie Barden, NHST. 38.48.
25 bed!-I. Joshua Smith, GVST.
18.36; 2. Ryan Griffin. HVST. 19.72; 3.
Joke Wyatt, HVST. 19.89; 4. Blake Mo181,
NHST; 20.94; 5. Tommy Brooks,
HVST21.68; 6. Alex Wilde, NHST. 2t.89;
9. Chnst1an Garkani, NHST. 23.00.
26 breast-1. Joshua Smith, GVST.
20.06; 2. Luke Knight, PS. 21.81 ; 3. Reid
Mec*ler, HVST. 21.93; 4. Node Furgatc:h,
NHST. 22.06; 5. Christopher Von Der
AM, HVST. 22.08; 6. D811iS Case, HVST.
22 36; B. Kyle Co..-ns, NHST. 26 02
25 fly-1. Ben1amin Zapfel, NHST.
18.06. 2 Blake Motel. NHST. 18 79, 3.
Aven Griffin, HVST. 19.76; 4 Kohl
Ebbtnga, HVST. 19.98; 9. Tommy Brooks.
HVST21 73, 10 Drew Olson, NHST. 21 78
100 free relay-1 NHST. 1.0743 IAlex
Wilde, Aodloe Barden, Blake Molal.
8en1amon Zepfell, 2 HVST. 11>8 23 (Kohl
Ebtlonga Tvler McPholhps, Tommy
Brooks. ChrlSlophe• Von Der Ahel. 3
Lfll. I 11 54, 4 PS. 1 14.56, 5. GB,
1 15 25. 6 GVST. 1 ·27.97
100 medley reliry-1 HVST. 1.16.90
IAvan Griffin. Chrnrlopher Von Def Ahe.
Jake Wvau, Reid Medler), 2. NHST:
t 1710 (Blake Molal. N1d: Furgatdi,
Benjamin Zepfel, Aodioe Barden). 3 LFll.
1'22 25. 4 GVST. 1.23.66; 5 PS, l 26 21
9-10
50 free -I Au5$ell Ren1eri11, lfll,
29.75, 2 Zachary Nelson. LFll. 30.5t. 3
Jeff Condino, NHST. 31 57: 4. Matt Benv.
HVST. 32.23; 5. Bruce Bearer, HVST.
32.66. ~VSL3.J.51Lll
faylor Epp, NHST. 35 20, 12 Stephen
Kipp, NHST. 35.69.
50 bedc-1 Russell Ren1ero11, ll'll.
32.51; 2. Andrew Hoff, lfll, 33 31, 3.
Garr1111 Larson. HVST. 37 05; 4. Anthony
Deboub, NHST. 38 02, 5 Matt Berry,
HVST. 39 10: 9 Brennan Anderson,
HVST. 41 71, 11 Man Livingston, NHST.
44 22. 14 Chrostophef Robertson. NHST.
4540
50 breest-1 Lyndon Tren. GVst
3763. 2 Austell Ren1er1t, LAI, 38 29, 3.
Garrett LarlOO, HVST. 38.59, 5 Bruce
Beerer, HVST. 43.84; 7 N'tdlolas B<!lden.
HVST44.25, 8. Stephen Kipp, NHST,
45 30, 11 Chro11ophef Poggot. NHST.
45 78
25 fty-1 l.¥ndon Tran.GVST. 16.02. 2
Anckew Hoff, LAI, 16 37; 3 Nolan
Dodge. GVST, t6.44; 4. Matt Berry. HVST,
16.66, 5. Emery Molnar, HVST. 16.84; 6.
Jeff Condino. NHST. 1708; 7. Christopher
Robertson, NHST. 17.41; 10. Mett
l1111ngston. NHST. 18.69; 11. Denief Hohl,
HVST. 19.09.
100 IM -l GatTett Larson, HVST.
1 16.00; 2. Andrew Hoff, U'll. 1:16.38, 3
Lyndon Tran, GVST. 1.17.20; 5. Anthony
Daboub, NHST, 1 :24 79; 6. Brennan
Anderson, HVST. 1.26 60; 8. ~niel Hohl,
HVST. 1 31.05; 9. S1ephen Kipp, NHST.
1.32.41; 12. Matt Livingston, NHST.
1 36.91.
200 tree reley-1 HVST. 2:14.98
!Emery Molner, Bruce Bearer. Spencer
H11ly, Brennan Andet800). 2. NHST,
2 15 33 tChnstopher Robenson. Tavtor
Epp, Anthonv Daboub, Jeff Condino). 3
PS, 2 20 63;4. LAI, 2:2Ul1, 5. GVST.
2 30 SJ. 6 GB, 31)5.88.
100 medley reley-1. LAI, 1;04.63; 2
HVST. 1 06 06 (Mett Berry. Garrett
Larson, Emery Moln.r, Spencer Haly); 3.
NHST. 1 09.94 lAnthonv Daboub,
Stephen Kipp, ChrtStopher Robenson,
Jeff Condino). 4. GVST. 1.10.67. 5. GB,
1 1751, 6 1 17.61.
11-12
50 tree-I D.,_td Lindon. NHST.
26.87, 2. M11rc Kryger, GB, 28.74; 3.
Daniel Ouenv. GVST. 28. 75; 5. Benjamin
ta.Ice one extra burden off her
shoulders as the Sailors anempt
to improve upon last year's 28-7
record.
Jennings also considered the
University of San Francisco
along with UCLA and Texas. She
will become the third Newport
Harbor athlete in three years to
accept an athletic scholarsrup
from Texas. following Aaron Peir-
sol (swimming) and Amy Burl-
ingham (soccer).
Daily Pilot
Noe. HVST, 29 54, 1 Kevin Cole, HVST.
29.84; 8 David Gu1bord, HVST. 29.91, 17
()ylen Verner, NHST. 40 61
50 badl-1 Colin Carroll, GB, 36.84; 2
Oevld Guibord, HVST. 36 96, 3. Alec
WlllOO. HVST. 36.25, 4. Ben1emtn Noe,
HVST. 36 64; 11 AleJC Swiger\, NHST.
39.83; 14. Dylan Varner, NHST. 57.88.
50 b<tut-1. Kyle Sugu1ttn, GVST.
37.71; 2. lewis Ceatle, GVST, 3795, 3
Marc Kryger, GB. 38 39: 4. David
Gu1bord. HVST. 39.17; 8 .. Alec Wilson,
HVST. 40.56; 9. Alex Swigert. NHST,
41.67; 10. Tyler H1ly, HVST; 4\.78; 16.
Dylan vemer. NHST. 68.28.
50 fly-1. David linden, NHST. 28.96;
2. Ntcnoln lflQrtm, GVST,30.llO; 3.
Cameron Hen,.,., LFll, 31,08. 5. Kevin
CoJ1, HVST. 33.98; 8. Benl•mln Noe,
HVST. 36.70; 11. Av•n Glldych, HVST,
37.64; 15. And1ew Clary, NHST. 53.00; 16
Mlcheet ICusey, NHST. 56.08.
100 IM-\ OtYld Linden, NHST.
1:10.81; 2. l.ewia Caetle. GVST. 1:14.16; J.
Cameron Henry, LAI, 1:15.56; 5. Alec
Wtl9on. HVST. 1.15.83; 8. t<.Yln Cac. HVST.
1:18.00. 10 Tyler Hatv, HVS1; 1:19.02.
200 free reley-1 GVST, 2:00.81; 2
HVST. 2:05.44 (Ryen Gladyc:h, Tylllf H•ly,
Teddy Banderuk, Benjamin Noel. 3. GB.
2:06.85; 4. PS. 2 08.64, 6 LFll, 2. 11.66; IS,
NHST. 2 ~ 66 (Taylor Epp, Christopher
Piggott, Alex Swigert, Matt Uvmgston).
200 medley rtley-1. GVST. 2:13.92;
2 LAI, 2 15 97, 3. HVST. 2:20~ (Ay1n
Gladych, Alec Wiison, Kevin Cox, Oevld
Guibord)) 4. PS. 2:2178: s. 08, 2.38.22
13·14
100 free -1 Daniel Moma.GB, 62.80,
2 Tom Money. HVST. 54.69, 3. Deen
Poap111, NHST. 5732. 4 Ryen Kent, HVST
68.48. 8. Trevor Oladych, NHST. 59.60:
10 Greg S.nfOfd, NHST. 1 01 56, 13 Kyle
McGh111. HVST. 1.04.95.
50 badl-1 Sean Robbins, GVS. 27.49.
2 Patdci White, NHST, 28. 17; 3. Adam
Gonzalea, GVST. 28.82. 4. Tom Money,
HVST. 29. 73; 7. Adrieo N1ehenlte, HVST.
33.23; 8. Ryan Hultman, HVST. 33 69. 10
Greg Sanford, NHST. 33 98; 15 Ben
Evans, NHST. 41.90.
50 breast -1 .Jeffrev Dang, GVST.
32 15, 2 Trevor Gladydl. NHST, 32 S9; 3
Daryn Hill. Lfll, 34 28, 4 Greg Sanford,
NHST 34 38, 7 Clay AuSMll. HVST. JS 41
9 Anthony Manalle. HVST. 35 59; 10
Mike Bru1ic. HVST, 36 69, 12 Mite
Flynn, NHST. 39 75
50 fly 1 Seen Robbins, GVST. 25 71.
2 Petro White. NHST. 26 49. 3 Adam
GON.ales, GVST 28 88, 5 Avan Kant
HVST. 30 21. 6 Deen f>vspi11I, NHST,
30.33. 8 Rv11n Hultman, HVST. 31 22, 10
Anthony Marralle. HVST. 33 85
tOO IM 1 Sedn Robbins, GVST,
59.38, 2 Adam Gorveles, GVST. 11>2 86
3 Danoel Monos, GB. 1 03 :n; 4 Tom
Money, HVST. 1.05 46. 6 Adroan
Nlehenl<e, HVST1 08 78. 10 Anthony
Merralle, HVST, 1 14 69, 11 Mike Flynn.
NHST. t 19 48, 12 Evan Zepfel. NHST.
1 20 57; 15 Ben Evans, NHST. 1 29 37
200 free reley-l NHST, 1 42 16
(Dean Pospiatl, Trevor Gladyc:h, ~Ind
linden. Patndt Wt11111I. 2. HVST. 1;4746
(Adrian N1elwtnlte, Ayon Hultman, Ryen
Kent, Tom Monevl. 3 LAI, 14831; 4.
VS!J.49.41.!i..GS. 1..52..3
200 medley relay 1 GVST. 1 :52 43;
2. NHST. 1·54.71 IPatndl White, Jr81101
Gladyd'o, Greg Sanford. Dean Polc>f•ll l.
3 HVST. 2 01 75 (Ryan Huhman, Oey
Russell. Ryan Kent. Adnan N111henh). 4
LF1. 2'04.24, 5 GB. 2.34 44
15-18
100 free -1 TK E rwm, GVST. 49 17. 2
Sean McGhoe. HVST. 49 82. 3 Matt
Garci1. GB. 5185, 5 Ryen Moore, HVST.
52.n; 10. 811"8 Sdloeobetg. HVST.
S4 38; 15 Zak Powers. NHST, l 00 94, 16
Adam Evans NHST 1 0115, 17 Evan
Zepfel. NHST 1 08 80
50 badc-1 l K Erwin, G"5T, 2• 84, 2
Bryan Buheg1ar HVST. 26.94. 3 Sl-
'Nolf. PS 27 74, 5 Chnst<>c>her Craw1ord,
tiVST. 28 66, nan Sdlwar11, 1• Walker
Au-11. HVST. 3150
50 breast-I Matt Garcia. GB. 30 18.
2. lad\ Ouehnng, PS. JO 52, 3 Kyle
Serna, PS, 31 90. 4 Welker Ru11Hll,
HVST. 31.98. 5 Chr11tophe1 Crawford.
HVST. 32.41 , 11 Blake Sdloenberg,
HVST. 33 67. 12 Adem Evans, NHST.
34.46, 14. Evan Zepfel, NHST, 42 68
50 fly-1 Damien Bernard, PS, 24 "7.
2 Bryan Buhag1ar, HVST, 26 02, 3. Josh
Knight. PS. 26 22: 5 Sean McGh1e.
HVST, 26.41 , 7. Ryen Moore, HVST. 27.37,
13 T11ylor Slorm. NHST. 31.54. 14. Mike
Flynn. NHST. 39 95
100 IM 1 TK Erwin. GVST. 55.42; 2
Demten Bemerd, PS, 5724, 3 Bryan
Buhagttr, HVST, 59 44, 6 Blake
Schoenberg, HVST. 1 02 28, 9 W.lkftf'
Ru-II, HVST. 1 04 38, 14 Taylor Stoml,
NHST. 11740
200 frM relay-1 PS, 1:34.47, 2
HVST. 1:36.06 t81atr.e Schoenberg,
Chnstophef Crawford, Ryan Moore,
Sean McGhoe). 3 lfll. 1 41 79, 4 GVST.
1.43.42, 5 NHST, 1:54 90 (Evan Zepfel,
Adam Evans, z..11 Powers. Taylor
Storm); 6 GB. 2 49 41
200 medley relay -l PS, 14601, 2
GB. 1 4746, 3 HVST. 1.48 10 (Bryan
&lhag1ar, Walker RUIMll ,Ryan Moore.
Sean McGh1el. 4. GVST. 1 49 02. 5 LFll.
1.53.78. 6. NHST. 21>6 22 (Taylor Siorm,
Adam Evan1. Zft Powers. Mike flynnl
The distance from home isn't a
concern for Jennings.
"I know my parents and my
sister will come ou1 a lot and
watch," Jennings said. "11 's onty a
three·hour plane flight. And we
come out here 10 play games
loo."
Oral commitment are non·
binding until a national letter of
intent is igned. National signJng
day for volleyball players Is in
mid-November.
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BLEIKER
Continued from B 1
·He was totally loving retire-
ment," Karen baid. "Since he's
reured, the last few ye~. !'>O
many ldds haVt! come by. have
stopped him in the market, have
Mopped us in a restaurant and
Mttl, 'You mc:1tle such a lhller
encc in my We.' "
I Ii'> inOuence was also fell by
his three children, all of whom
followed him into the field of
education. I lie; '>On , Chuck,
earned a Ph.D. and becamt! a
profel>Sor at 1-londa lnrcrna-
tionaJ University. liis two
daughters, KelJJ Jones and Kan.-n ·
SupkoIT. aJso became teacher'>.
All three of Bleiler'~ children
also married teacher...
"We '><IW the JOY he got out of
teadung and the JOY he got out
of making a difference in pt!o
pie\ lives," (}luck '>C:Ud. "\\e ..aw
how much people c:1pprt'c1ated
rny fc:tthcr."
f!NTTRf f'IOW OAl!.d'llOT
Charlie "Tex" Bleiker, who retired four years ago from coaching Newport Harbor High, died of natural causes on Monday.
According to tu .. wife lilt'tker
was 1n good ht>ahh dnd ht'>
dec:1th shotke<l evt'n hi'> doLtor
Bleik.cr did ha\e· dJabett''> and
mild high blood pre.,,ure, but
that was rnntrollcd b~ .L'>ptrm
I le wa., with one of hi'> '>IX
DREAM TEAM
Continued from B 1
--... a single as he is wilh 11 honw run. 111:'\ c1 n·.il
team player who is easy 10 math."
•Danny Moskovits (NI llv\ Bronco Hl'u
Sox. NHBA Bronco A AJl-S1ar<,)
The 12-year·old stalwart on lhl' mound.
Moskovits produced '>Orne slerhng
performances this po'>lsea.c.011.
~
MIKEMOUNA '
9orft: Jan. 16, 1991
Hometownc Cost.J Mesa
Heltlflt: 5-0
ADRIAN RODRIGUEZ
....,._...;_.tum: \ • • I
JPS N
ThorSday, August 7. 2003 83
grandduJdren. 14 year old
Joshua. at the bt!ach on Monday
when he died
"We think It was very pt:ace
fu.J, • hi~ wife said. ·They were
boogie boarding and thl'n they
had lunch They had brought
!>CU1dw1cht.'l>. After lunch, he 1>a1d
he was ur~ and he took a nap."
Attempts to wake Bleiker were
un'>Ul'Lt~~ful 11" wife ~d he
dit!d of dfl dlThythnuc:1
I hough 'udden and unex
pcc:ted, the manner in whlt'h
Ble1k~r lived dunng hii. short re
t1remen1 i!. a '>lllall consolation.
"He had a dream n:ureme11t.~
Uiuck Bleiker ..aid. "I le and hb
wife trc:1veled a lot lit!mg able to
live m Nt!WJXlrt wa' a dream. ei.
pec1ally rnm111g from We..t
Texa!>. growmg up 111 poverty.
without a fathl'r ..
While Ble1Jccr wa' hv1ng ou1 ct
dream of h1' ow11. he wa..., d
!.trong force 111 hclp111g many of
the 'tudent.., and athJl:'tl"> rt·ad1
their o~ n drt•ctJn' throughout
his career
It I'> tho'>e mt·murtl"> th.11
Hle1ker\ fanuh I'> h.ippy 111 h11lcJ
un 10
"lh.tl '> the tllll' thing fwlp111g
thl' lllO':.t , kilrt·11 '> .. utl "I l-llf'\\
people lilted lum. bu1 tht· 0111
pouring ~t·\t· .1lread> rl·t t•1q·d
ha<, bt>t'n 01.-1·~hdrning '
NKXFREEMAN
8offt: Se9t. 13, 1990
lklf1M1town: Newport &e¥tl
ttelght: >3
~98pounds
~ Shortstop, pit.Cher
allowing rwo hits and walking rwo. He also
scored the deciding run -on a sacrifice Oy
by Timmy Wtnning in the fourth inning.
• Nldt freeman (Newport Beach
American Marine~. Newport Beach
Amencan All-Stars).
He threw three. sevcn-inr11ng rnmph:tt'
games, one each in the d1'>1nc1. '>et111>n and
regional tournaments. MosknVJh cU'>u 1hrew
four shutout innings as Newpon\ Marter in
a 2·0 victory over LO'> Alamllo\, chm h111g a
benh in the South Region rnurnament
Weight 108 pounds
Po&: 5hortstop and
pitch« ....,.__t.em:
Costa Mesa Americ.an
Mariners
~~~~r
NHBA Bronco Reds I ....,..._t....:
The shonstop and pitcher helped lead the
Mariners to the Majors division crown with
a complete-game shutout over the Angels in
the championship matchup against the
Angels. Freeman struck out four and
allowed only rwo hits as the Mariners won
four straight posbeason game!> to claim the
utJe, tus highlight of the season
He ~as also a workhorse during All-Stan.,
throwing a complete game in an 11 -5
Newpon victory to eliminate South Irvine
from the District 55 tournament. Newpon
American went 2·2 in district play.
• Mk:haet Helfrich (Newport Harbor
Raseball Association Bronco Cubs. NHBA
Bronco A All -Stars).
rhc starting third baseman and leadofT
hiller for the NI IBA Bronco A All-Stars led
the team in batting average and in hits
through 19 of the team's 25 postseason
gam<'S. l'he Bronco A team advanced the
furthest of any NHBA team in league history.
reaching the South Region tournament,
where it wenl 1-2. Newport advanced out of
the distnct and sectional tournaments.
ln a span of live district games. Helfrich.
who also pitched for Newport, was Lied for
the team lead in hits with nine.
Rich Hogan. Helfrich's regular sea.son and
All-Stars manager, admired the 12-year-old'!>
staunch defense and willingness to be called
on to pitch.
·He do~n't make errors and he can pitch
without many warm ups," Hogan said.
• MJc:haej MoUna (Costa Mesa American
Mariners, Costa Mesa American All-Stars).
The shortstop and pitcher was also an
offensive force for both the Mariners -the
Costa Mesa American League champions -
and 01e American All-Stars.
In the District 62 Tournament of
Oiampions opener, Molina, who bats
left-handed, pitched the final four innings.
allowing only one hit and was part of a
double play while playing shortstop earlier
in the game. He added rwo hits and scored a
run.
Molina. who led the Mariners in batting
average, scored twice and added a single in
Costa Mesa American's come-from-behind
9-7 victory in Game 2 of the Mayor's Cup
agains t Costa Mesa National. Molina
reached on a fielder's choice and scored one
of his runs in a six-run inning that erased a
7 -2 deficit. .
"His head is always in the game," said Phil
Bagby, Molina's manager in the both the
regular and All-Star seasons. "He is smart at
running the bases and is just as happy with
Moskovits also produted al the pla1e.
hitting five posl.!'>Ca-.on homt' run'> I hrnugh
19 of Newport\ 25 AU ~ldf garm.•\,
Moskovi~ who dho played '>hort'>top. \\J.S
second on the team 111 ha111ng J\'t•ragl'. 1111,
and on-base pertenlagc.
, "Danny wru. our bc't pllther am! had the
most power," 1 logan said.
"Danny doc' everything well." -.aid ~lark
Gordon . Bronco Division Director. "lie,.,
probably the most wcll-rou11ded playcr in
the Bronco divi!>ion. H you could pick one
guy 10 starl your 1eam it would be Danny."
•Adrian Rodriguez (N I llV. Hronrn Hcds.
NI IBA Bronco A All ·~tar..).
Regularly mentioned a'> 011e of Lht' top
pllchers in the leagul', 1h1' vcr"Mtlill' playl'r
also saw time at '>hom.tor and oct a'>io11ally
in the outfield.
The cleanup h111cr for the Bronrn A
All-Star team . Hudngut>t\ power and ab1h1y
to make contact madl· h1' a difficult our for
the opposition.
Rodriguez went 4 for 4 with a double and
two runs \Cored 111 Newpon\ ~-0,
eight-inning victory over l.t.1'> Alarlllto'>.
securing a spot m the South llcgum
tournament.
"He i5 quiet, una,.,um111g and ha'> the
most natural talent on the I cam," 1 logan
said ..
·Adrian hit the snot our of the ball all
season ," Gqrdon !>aid.
•Nick Svendsen (NI IRA Brunrn I >mlgl'r'>.
NllBA Bronco A All-Siar..).
The Dodgers' main pitcher ht'fore he
suffered arm trouble three-quarten. through
the regular season. Svendc,en maintained his
solid play al shortstop, then al first base.
The Dodgers defeated thr Giru11s to win the
Bronco Division champio n<,h1p. Svend!>en -
playing at first -made a divmg catch of a
line drive and doubled ofT a runner at
second in the bottom o f the seventh inning
of the championship game with the Dodgers
leading. 4-3. A strikeout one baner later and
the Dodger.. were champions.
Svendsen was one of the most difficult
outs for any pitcher. often leading the way
for his teammates, Hogan said.
"Nick always puts the baU in play.· Hogan
said. "He was our most vocal leader."
The 5-3, 11 8-pound Svendsen was tied for
third on the NI IBA All-Stars in hits through
19 of Newport's 25 postseason games and
was founh on the team in on-base
percentage.
~St.rs Tum: COSU Mesa Ameron ....,._ _ wag1r: Phil Bagby
~St.s mwtagar: Phil Bagby
Mom 8nd ded: Guadalupe and
Enrique
F--1W plqar. Garrett Andenon
F--1W food: Pizza
Schoot In Septenlbet. Ccma MN
High (middle school)
9est ...,_It ~n I had 11 st11k~
outs againrt the Yank~ in the reciuf<tr
se~.·
All-Stln tiaem: NHBA
8roncoA
...,,__men 11 .EncRoyer
All-St.ws-a91r. Rid\ Hogan
Motft 8nd ded: P•tno.1 and Gabnel
Aguilar
Favoriee ~ ~ll Rodriguv
Favoriee Food: Tacos
~ In Septiae11bet. SL Joachim's
9"t Moment "When I hit my home I rUf'I (a 300-plus foot shot to left fN!ld 1n
~ Newport's 24-0 VICtOf)' OYer Tustin in
the fortt round of the Dottnct 2 touma·
~nt) •
t..:::::=====I>ai)'===Pillit====---U D.tlly_Plb~~~~
MITOtSANDS
llom: May 28, 1991
Hometown: Newport
Beacti
tWght: S.2
w.ight: 105 pounds
ll'os; Shortstop ........ ---Newport Beach Alnefian
Red Soll
~St.rs ._ Newport 8ffch
AmencMI
~ --11•r: Tim Scott M-Stan ._•••.rim Scott
Mom Md ded: Ginny and Tom
F--1W p&.yw: Alo Rodnguu
,_.... fooC Plzu
SdtOOI In Sep••._. Co<ona de!
Mar junior high
!lest Moment: "Doing as -11 as we
did in the reg~r season. winni09 the
Ameflcan le~ •
MIOIAEl HEl.FRIOI
lom: Oct. 17, 1990
!~Newport
Beach
Heleht: s.-6 WelPit 110 pounds
~Third time, pitcher ....... -~ NHIA Bronco Cubs
MeW tilmft NHIA 8rona> A ....,. _.....,.:Rich Hopl
M.-. llMR I . Rich Hogan
.......... l.indl and Pet«
,_..... ~ s.inmy Sosa ,_...,...Ribs
Sdleol "' ,.. ....... Ensign
._. wie: "Hitting home runs.•
DANNY MOSKOVR'S
9om: De<. 11, 1990
Home~: Newport
Coast
Halfht ~5 ~124pounds
Po&: Shortstop, pi'tchef.
first bllSe .......,_tlMll'l:
NHBA BronGo Red Soll
Aa.Mln ---= NH8A Bronco A ............. _., •. Genld
Noon
~ _. a . Rid1 Hogan
.._ ... dMI: Jennlfef Mld Len
,....,... ~ c.ios Delgado
,_... fooC o-t>IKge<"S
~In Sap•s ... H.t>or D~
-..t MOl••:rt: "Butlng Los Alamitos
to adv•nce to the regiooaf touma-,
~-
JOSHRYDING
lom: oa. 5, 1990
• .......... n.: c.osu Mesa
~>a ~1S0pounds
P09: Fint time ....-....--....:
Com~ NatioNI
DOOg.n
M-Ster --CosU Meg National ......., __ a .ICirn
~
Aa-St.-s -I . ICirn ~ .._. .... s.ndra and P.ul
,_.. ...-,.,: 'Tim Sllrnorl
,_.. .... Mllltitd P'ot.Moes
,.... "' • ., ....... Homa~
.... Iii •11Brt: "When I hit I thrae-
l'Wl home l'Wl In the ftnt Inning of our
fnt [District 62 TOumMwit of
~ 9lfM. whkh we ended up
wlfring.. The Costa Mew N.tlonal
Mllfor Dodgen ..... the~
Mesa American YlinkMS. 7~ ....
' e.
Call (949) 642-5678·
Newpon ~ AmerQ(\
Marinef'l
M-5an ~ Newport BHch
AIMtlan ....,._ _ men111r. Brian
ff"eetnan
~ IWJlll • Tim Scott
MOltt Md -.t: Mrm1 and Br~n
,_... plqar. Ai.x Rodt'91.1eZ
F--1W fooC CmNmon bl'ead
~ in Septattlbet. H•rbor Day
hst n-n••lt •winning ~ ~ular
season c:hampoooshop "
FLETOfER DELLA GROTtA
9om: May 10 , 1991
~Newport
Beacti
IWght: ~foot-l
Weight: 102 pounds
~ Prtmer, second
base ........ -~ Newport Be.ch NltlONI CMrnondt>Klu
M-st.w --Newpon ~ICh NatioNt Uttle l.e.gue
......,.. _ -.... John Of'~
Grott.a
M-San "*' 11 . John Del~ Grona .._. .,.. dMI: J41rw Mld John
,_... ~ AJell Rodnguez
,__... fooC CMtTy ~
SdtOOl In Sep•s._. Carden Half
!lest ·-wwt: "Pitching tM first
g.lf'lle of alktMJ (a compiet~llme YIC·
""Y owr Aliso Vltio) • H~ stNdt out
~ wlllted twO and allowed ~
hits and two runs.
NICX SVENDSEN
•
-~·
M 'fhndey. A&ftst 1 •.• 2.00.....,3 ____ _
'-..... .. ..... .. Uplllallm .........
The followl111 11•non~
are do1111 bustneu u : ~llln Landsnpe Ouian. 20 Ml•ulor. Newport
Co.st, CA 92625
DtbOtlh Mullln, 20
Amtdor. Newport Cont.
CA92$25
Tiiie buslnen Is con·
ducted by: an indlvldu1I
Have you started dol111
business yet? YH. May
2003
Debpr1h Mullin
This statement wu
tiled with the County
Clerk of Orana• County
on 08/01/03
20036951541
Daily Pilot Aue. 7. 14,
21,28,2003 Th664
flctillMlusiless ... s"'-t .
The fOllowina persoos
ere do1na busmen as:
Ametican Tu & Finan·
cial Services, Inc., 11770
Warner Ave. •101.
fountain Valley, CA·
92708
Advanced Tax & fl·
nanc1al Serv1cu, Inc
(CA). 11770 Warner Ave
#101, Fountain Valley,
CA 92708
This business 1~ con·
ducted by a corporation
Have you started doina
bus1nes.s yet' Yes
08·01·03
Advanced Tu & Ft
nanc11I Services, Inc,
Clyde B. Dallon Vance,
Chair
This statement was
tiled with the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 08/05/03
2003695HS6
Oatly Pilot Aue. 7. 14.
21. 28, 2003 T 11660
llOOO Of
PUIUC HuntG
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to
Caltfornia Htalth and
Safety Code. Section
5473. l. a public hearmii
will be held on Aueu•I
14. 2003 at 6:00 p m in
Conlarence Room IA at
the C1v1c Center. Coita
Meu. Cal1forn1a, at
whtt h lime the Board of
011tctors of the Costa
Mua Sanitary 01strtcl
will hear and deter mine
protuts and ob1ec11ons,
and requeS"ts fnr ea
emption 1f any. to the
proposed charaes for
1tqu1d waste collection
tor the 2003 04 fiscal
year ·as set forth 1n a
repor I filed with the
Ct~k of the 01slr1ct •I
the 01st11ct Olf1ce 77
Fair 011ve. Costa Mesa.
Caltforn1a
NOTICE tS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that
said report on tile 1n the
Costa Mesa Sanitary
01strtt t Office. 77 r atr
Drive. may be e>ammed
weekdays between the
hours of 8·00 a m and
5·00p m.
COSTA MlSA
SANITAU DISTRICT,
Joan •evok,
Clark of ttie District
Published Newport
Beach·Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot July 31, Au11ust 7.
2003 Th652
llOOOOf
MUCHUlllG
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GJVEN tl>at purr.uant to
Cahfornl• Health and
Safety Code. Section
5473 I. a public hea11na
will be held on August
14. 2003 at 6·00 pm 1n
Conference Room IA al
the C1v1c Center. Costa
Mesa, Cat1forn1a, .it
which t•me lhe Board ot
Otrectors of the Costa
Mes~ Sanitary 01str1ct
will hear and deter mine
protests and obie,t1ons,
and requests for eY ·
emption, 11 any, ICI the
proposed ch•• ees for
trash and aatb•ee
collec11on for the 2003
04 ftstal year as set
forth in a report hied
with the Cieri< ol the
01str1ct at the Ot~lrtLI
Office. 77 Fa11 011ve.
Costa Mesa. Cal1tor n1a.
NOTICE IS tl(REBY
FUR THER GIVEN that
said rePort on frl11 1n the
Costa Mes. Sanitary
01st11ct Office, 77 F .ilr
Ortve. may be eumined
weekdays between the
hours of 8 00 ~ m 1nd
S·OOp m
COSTA MESA
SANIT AaY DISTlllCT
Jo-•evok,
Clark of tt.e Dlstrl<1
Published Newport
Beach-Costa Meo Dally
Pilot July 31. Aurust 7.
2003 Th650
.. 5111....t
The followln& persons
11• dolna buslneu u :
El MattdOr Mulc•o
Restaurant Costa MeH,
1768 Newport Blvd ..
Costa Mesa CA 92627
Qall.,do Food S.r'vic.s
Inc. (CA). 1768 Newport
BIYd., Cost1 Men , CA
92627.
ThtS buslnns is con·
ducted by: a corporation
Have you stifled dolnJ
business yet? Yes
7 /l/'l.000
Gallardo Food Service
Inc. Marc11I Gallardo
ClO
T hl1> statement was
fried with the County
Clefk of Oranee County
on 07/11/03
200H9S1234
Dally Pilot July 17, ?4,
31. Aua 7. 2003 TH597
CITY Of
COSTAllSA
OIMGl COllITT,
CAllOlllA
llOTICI IMTltG U>S
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that sealed pro·
posals for furnishing all
labor. materrals. equip·
ment, transportation and
>uch other facilities as
may be required for
Folrvl•w •ood/Mc-
Cormock Traffic Signal
Project, Project No. 03·
l 9, will be r ece1ved by
the City of Costa Mesa
at th~ Oftite of the City
Clerk. 77 Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa. Calif or ma,
until the hour of 10:00
o.m., Monday, August
18, 2003, at which lime
they will be opened
publicly and read aloud
1n lh~ Council Cllambers.
Sen led p1 oposals shall
bear ti'>~ title of tile
work and name of the
bidder but nu other
d1stingu1sh1n11 marks.
Any bid received alter
the scheduled closing
lime for the receipt of
bids shall be returned to
bidder unopened. It shall
be the sole respons1b1llly
ot the bidder to see that
hts btd Is received 1n
proper time
A s et of Bid Docu
ments may be obtained
al the Office of the City
Ene1nu r. 77 fa11 Or1ve.
Costa Mesa, Caltfornta,
upon nonrafundoble
payment of $20.00. An
additional chor9• of
$4.00 will be made If
handled by mail 81d
Documents and other
contuct documents may
also be e umined at the
Off tee ol the City Clerk
of the City ot Costa
Mesa Std Documents
will not be malled unless
the add1t1011al S4 00
charee ts included with
payment
( ach bid shall be made
on the Proposal form,
sheets P-Ja through P-
9a provided tn the
con Ir act documents, and
shall be accompanied by
a cer1tf1ed or cashier's
check or a bid bond for
not less than 10"\, of the
amount ot the1t btd
made payable to Ille City
of Costa Mesa No
proposal shall be con
s1dered unless accom·
pan•ed by such cashier's
check. t a sh or bidder s
bond
No bid shall be ~on
s1de1ed unless 11 1s made
on a btank lorrn lur
n1shed by the Ci ty of
Costa M8'a and 1s made
tn accordance with the
provisions of the Pro·
pout requirements
Each bidder must have
a Class ·c 10· £1ect11ca1
Contractor license and
also be pre·qualtfred as
required by law
The Con Ir actor •hall
comply with the prov1
sions ot Seclton 1770 to
1780. 1nclus1ve. of the
Ca It for n1a labor Code;
the preva•ltni ratr: and
scale of wages estab-
hshed by the City ol
CO$I~ Mna, wh1'h art
on ltle with lhe City
Clerk ol the City ot
Costa Mesa, and shall
forfeit penalltes pre·
scribed therein tor
noncompltance of said
Code
The City Cn11nc1I of the
City of Costa Men
reserve\ the 11fht to
re1ect any or all bids
JUUi FOlCIK
D•pvty City Clar\,
CltyofCestoMeH
09'ed1 July 22, 2003
Published Newport
Buch·Costa Meu Daily
Pilot Pilot Auaust 7. 14.
2003 Th677
COSTAllSA
OIAMICM"IY,
(AllCal
ll011CI IM198 llS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN lh1t suted pro-
pouls for fur nl"11nt 111
labor. m1terlals1 equip·
mant. transportation 1nd
suc:h other t1cllttit1 as
may be required for THE
HltAllLIUTION Of
AUIY NO. 110, CITY
PllOJICT NO. OJ.la,
wtll be recetved by the
City of Costa Mesa at
the Office of the City
Clerk, 77 Fair Drive.
Costa Mesa, California,
until the hour of 10100
a.m .. MOftdoy, A119Wt
11, 2003, at which time
they will be opened
publicly and read aloud
in the Council Chambers.
Sealed proposals shall
bear the title of the
work and name of the
bidder but no other
d1stinauish1ne marks.
Any bid received after
the scheduled closine
time for the receipt of
bids shall be returned to
bidder unopened. It shall
be the sole respons1biltty
of the bidder to see that
his btd is received '"
proper limo.
A M:t of 81d Oocu
ments may be obtained
at the Ofltce of the City
Enaineer, 77 ra1r Or Ive
Costa Mesa. Cahforma,
upon nanref11ndable
payment of $20.00. An
oddltl-al ~harga of
$S.OO will be made 1f
handled by mail Bid
Documents and other
contract documents may
also be eumined at the
Office of the City Clerk
of the City of Costa
Mesa Bid Documents
will not be mailed unless
the add1t1onal $5 00
cha1 ee 1s ln,luded with
payment
Each b1d shall be made
on the Propoul form,
sheets P· la throuah p.
9a provided 1n t he
contract document~. and
shall be accompanied by
a certified or cashier's
check or a bid bond for
not less than IO't of the
amount of then bid,
made payable to IM City
of Costa Men No
proposal ~hall be con
s1dered unleu ilCcom
pamed by such cashier's
chec~. cash. or bidder's
bond
No bid shaft be con·
s1dered unleu 11 1s made
on a blank form fur
n1shed by the City of
Costa Mesa and 1s made
in accordance with the
prov1s1ons of the Pro·
poul requtremenls
Each bidder mu>I have a Ct•ss ·A· General
Enginet11ne ltcense and
also be prequal1lted as
requ11ed by law
A Con tr actor usine a
cratt or class1flcallon
nol shown on \he
General Prevall1na Waae
Oeterm1nat1ons may be
required to pay the waee
rate of that er aft or
clasS1f1Cat1on mi.st
closely related 10 11 u
shown in the Ctmer al
Determination> eltechvc
•l the time ol the Call
for bid\
The Contractor sh.ill
cumply Wllh the PIOVI
s10M uf Sec lion 1770 to
1780, inclusive, of the
California labor Code
the pr.,va1l1na rate and
scale of . wages estab·
l1shed by the City of
Costa Mesa. wtuch are on Ille wtlh the City
Clerk ot lh" City nl
Cosll Men; and shall
tor fe1I penalties pre·
Hrlbed therein for
noncompflance of S<!td
Code
The City Council ol the
City of Costa Mesa
reservn the rttihl to
1e1ecl any or all btds
JUUi fOlCllC
Deputy City Ct.rk,
Cttj ef C"to MtH
Published Newpor I
Beath Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot July 31. Au11ust 7.
2003 Th649
cm°' COSTAllSA
OUll6l COlllTY,
CAllOlllA
llOOO IMTltG ll)S
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that soled pro-
posals for fur nish•na .111
labor, materitl~. equip
ment, lranspotlatt0n and
such other fat•hlles u
may be required 101 THI
lllHUILITATION OF
CITYWIDE STRUTS,
CITY P•OJECT NO. 03-
• u.n lllld recotdtd In .,. 17, will be received by
Ollldtl Aecotltf ol °'1lllOt I he C ti y o I Cost a Mesa
Cou'tty, C.liiomla M at the Offit• of the City t~ Nl.ll1let Clerk, 77 fair Dnve.
2003000239434 dated Costa Mesa. Caltfornia.
Mardi 4• 2003• In trl9 until the hour of 10.00 tmOYl'll at $4~:~ d lnc:lldrrg the loi.I ....,... o.m., Mon ay, A119Ust
ol trlt ~ btlancle tnd 11, 2003, al which lime ,_**>' ee1lmll9d they will be opened
009tl. ,,.,.._, end publicly and rod aloud
ldYalal 11t h lime °' tn the Council Chamber• lrillel j)IAlllcalion of 111111 ~ nob. Sealed proposals shall
NOTE: Accru.d ,,__ bear the title of the
:;;:.,... ~~-~~ work and name of the .n.. will ..... _.. ........ ,,,. bidder but no other ~ ~ to dlstina u1shlna m1rks.
..... The OIOPel1Y Any bid received ahar
,,.,..,..,,. dMo1be4 Ii the scheduled clostna ~ told ... ~ ttme for the receipt of S..~ :=c....o ,.= bids shell be returned to
PIOl*tY l.lldef tw lltn bidder unopened. It shall
-~ men llWI be the tole respOl'lslbllity
tine ITIO!ft pl1or to h of the bidder to -that _. OI 1hlt nOlkle In trlt his bid Is received tn
OMdll Rtcotdl OI "' proper time. = ~ A set of Bid Docu· E~ 21~2003. ment1 m1y be obteined TS>! J.IN 2003 By: at the Office of the City
W. ;...:!G En1Jneer, 77 Felt Drive. ~ ~ · ran Coste Mer.a, Callfornt1, T~ 'CA" a:= ~~~ upon •e11ref-..4e~le
(11•) ~1<IOO u ~ ef $to,OO. A11 ~ ,...:-'w~ ;t.'C:'::1 ~dt ~
Pt1tt ~ h1ndi.ct by mall. Bid ~ ~ Ml Documents end other N.:i.~i ;::::::a:~i!:: NOwv I' of the City of Coste ~ Meta Bid Docutntnt•
Jt ' wttl not be malled uni.u
tnMn '° m. lie th• eddlt101111 ss.oo ~ .._. .:"9..: ch11rp 11 lnc:lllded with
_... PtJrntnl.
10 f11t ... Each llld 1h1ll ff mede
IW IW _. 111 on tlM Propowl form.
NI ~ ~ Mle•b Ma tllroup '" :" 1:6 ~-G · h prnlded In the f/llffflf!I,,..• .. ~ contrKt dc>oulNf!tS. end
........ ..-wlllle~by
... -~.. 1 c"11fitd « Utlllef'•
.... d.ed1 or a bid bonO for
.._..,...,6 -...., not lea tflen 10' of the amou11t of tl'Mllf bid,
...._ ~--IO tllt City of Coit• Meu. flfo ~ lflell lit COii•
..,... ..... t«MI•
......, ~ -" cn11W'1 'S rt Cl!l!!!1 !!j )j#K)
o s a • con
sldared unless II ls m•d•
on a blink form fur•
niihed by lllt City of
Costa Mtu 1nd Is med•
In 1ccord1nc1 with \ht
PfOVl1ton1 of the Pro·
posal r1qulrenients.
Each bidder must have a Cini •A· Gt nenl
Enarnurlna tictMt •nd
1tso b• praquatlflad u
required by law.
A Contr1ctor uslna •
cr1tt or clasalfic•tlon
not shown on the
General Prevallina Waae
Determinations may be
required lo pay the waae
rate of that cratt or
c lauiflcat ion most
closely related lo ii n
shown In the General
Determinations effective
al the time of the Call
for bids.
The Contractor shall
tomply with the provr·
slons of Section 1770 to
1780, mctus1va. of tile
California labor Coda;
the prevalllne rate and
scale of waaes estab·
fished by the City ol
Costa Mesa. whrch are
on ftle with the City
Clerk of the City of
Costa Mesa: and shall
forfeit pen1ltles pre-
scribed therein for
noncompliance of said
Code.
The City Council of the
Ctty of Cost,11 Mesa
ruerv~s the ri&hl to
re1ect any or 111 bids
JUlll fOLCIK
Deputy City Clark,
City of Costa Maso
Publts hed Newport
Beach·Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot July 31, Aueust 7.
2003 Th648
StohlMfrt tf
~•fo•1ll oftkul
FktitlcM lusintss .....
The !ollowlng person
has abandoned the use
of the f1ct1tlous Bus•
ness Name: 0 Beetle
Oes1ens. 240 Hanuver
Dr • Costa Meu . CA
92626
The F1t l1tio11s Bl•Stness
name referred to above
was filed 1n Or anae
County on I l · 10 2000
fllE NO 20006846365
N11van1 Jahane11
Alonso 240 Hanover Dr .
Costa Mesa. CA 9?626
Mar~ Edward Alon~o.
240 Hanover Or C'o•la
Mesa. CA 92626
This busmr"s 1s con
duct11d by husband and
wife
N1r..ina hhana11
Alonso
This statement was
hied with the County
Clerk ol Orange County
on 07/11/03
200369Sl221
Oa1lv Pilot July 17, 24.
31. AuK 7 2003. 2003
Th595
s ...... .t
AM 4 m 1hflkul
fktttiM .........
The follow1ne person
has abandoned the use
of the f 1c t1t1ous Bust·
ness Name· Seek ·eff.
427 E 17th St # 133,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
The f 1ct1t1ous Bu~mess
name referred to above
was ftled 1n Oraniie
County on 7·25-02 fll[
NO 20026911375
Deborah Ann Wtlwn.
427 E 17th St • 133,
Costa Men. CA 92627
Melody Mauh Mclin,
10069 San Pablo ,
F ounta1n Valley CA
92708
This busmus •~ con
dueled by a aener al
partne•sh•P
Deborah Ann Wilson,
Melody Mauh Mclin
This \tatement was
filed with the County
Cieri< of Oran11,e County
on 07/02/03
200369S0216
Daily Pilot July ?4. 31 ,
Aue 7.14.2003 Th617
s..._.o1
ij •1m11hflhuf
fktltiM ...........
The followina pe"on
has abandoned the use
of the f 1ct1t1ous Bust·
nes• Name MIDNIGHT
DOG LEASH CO . 1760
Mt1n1 ov1a Ave A· I 0,
Costa Mesa. Caltfornia
92627
The F 1ct1llous Business
name referred to above
was fil ed 1n Or a nae
County on 09/22/00.
FILE NO F474788
Ultra Braid Inc ,
(Catif0<nla Corp ) 1760
Monrovia Ave. A 10.
Costa Mesa, CahforntA
92627
This bur.mess 1s con·
ducted by: a c:orporallon
Ultra Bratd, Inc ..
Marton S. Giavely, Jr .
Pra&1dent
This statement wu
ftled with the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on 07/22/03
200H9S2404
Daily Piiot Jul. 24. 31.
Alla. 7, 14, 2003 Th629
The tollowina personi
are <loi"i business as
NAlfA · Oranae County,
11684 Manila Drive,
Cypress, CA 90630
Orana• County Asso·
cl1tion of Insurance &
F in1ncral Advisors. Inc,
AAA OCAIFA (CA). 11684
Manila Drive. Cypress,
CA90630
This b11stness is con·
ducted by: a Non ·Profit
Or1
Hive you started doln1
llutlneu ytl7 Yu
011na• County Ano·
ctetlon of lntuunc.e And
flnancl1I Advlson, Inc ..
Phyth1 Brown • E •tcu·
ttva Dlrtclor
Thlt 1tattn'11nt WH
filed wttll th• County
Cltf'k of Orent• Cllilnly
on07/29/0l
MOJ6tSJ072
,011fy ,tlot July 31. AUJ.
7, 14, 21.2.003 Th63S
0 c .... I ,.,.., Th• pllbtlc htarlna
on the Jl(oposad budaet
for 2003·2004 wilt bt
held at New,.rt •-Uotolfle4 Set.el Dltttkt,
ttas •••r Str•••· c" ... e .. ,CAthH M~tH,lOOJet 1.os, ....
Publtthed Nawpor t
Buch·Cott• M•u Oally
Piiot A111 ust 7.
2003 Th678
lKMll011CI
PlOPOSID 200S-2004
IUMIT fCI COASm
HOllM O<CllPAllOIAI.
PIOGIAI
The (eHlllH II•·
Jle11C.I Occ11petlenol
re9rom'• proposed
budpt for 2003·2004
wilt be available for
public Inspection 11
Cee1tll11e ••1tenal
Occvpotleftol Prttr•M,
1001 Pr..,ldl• S..U-•,
Costa Meta, CA 92626
from Aupst 25, 2003
ti A119Utt 28, 2003
between the hours of
1100 ........ 4110
p.m. The public hearrna
on the propo,ed budaet
for 2003·2004 will be
held at Coastline lle-
9lonol Occupetlonel
Pr0tr-. 1001 Pre-
sldfo Square, Ceato
Meta, CA 92626 -
A11eust 28, 2003 at S:OO p.m.
Published Newport
8e&eh·Cost1 Mesa Oatly
Pilot Aueu s l 7 ,
2003 Th679
fldtllM IMess
... s.......
The follow1ne persons
are do1na business as
a) Eur0Ma1d, b) Euro
Handyman. 114 £. 20th
St •12, Cos ta Mesa, CA
92627
Piotr Stepmak. 114 E
20th St 117, Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
M1lkn Stepmah. I lt E
20th St •12, Cosu
Mesa. CA 92627
Tht• busmeu 1s con·
ducted by· husband and
Wife
Have you started do1na
bus1nt!ss yet? No
Piotr Stepnial<
This statem•nl was
flied with the County
Clerk of Oranee Counly
on 07/15/03
200369Sl614
Dally Pilot Jul. 17. 24.
31. Aue 7. 2003 Th606
FkffMIMess ... s........
The followine per sons
are doing business n
a) Sea Breeie Market1n11
b) Mu Action Wholesale
01Slrtbut1on , 1424 N
B;,tavia. Oranae. C11t·
tor ma 92867
Ge1ber11 Market1n11
Group (CA), 3356
Aven1da Obertura,
C•rlsbad, C ~ltforn•a
92009
Thi~ business •s con
ducted by a corpor1t1on
Have you •tarled dome
bu\lness yet' Yu
9/01/1999
Ge1be•a M3• ~el•nii
Croup, MtthHI c
Bentley. Vite President
This statement was
tiled with the County
Clerk of Orane~ County
on 07 /14/03
200369 s l $39
011ly Pilot July 17. 24.
JI.Aue. 7.2003 Th590
fidltlMltsilm ... s.......
I Ile followina persons
are do1na bu sinu s as
Spa Ill Newport. 1705
Weslcltff, Ne wport
Beach. CA 92660
Corona Del Mar Tan,
Inc <CA). 2101 15th St .
Newpo rt Beach, CA
97660
This busmen ts ton·
dueled by a corpor allon
Have you st11 ted do1ne
buslntss yet? No
Corona Oel Mar hn.
Inc . Jack R G11na1ullo,
Tr .. s
This statement wn
filed with the County
Clerk ot Or al)&e County
on 08/05/03
20036953863
Daily Piiot Aua: 7 14
21.28.2003 Th6!>6
flctitiM ..... ... s-....
The lollowma persons
11e dolna businen as
Pac1f1c Cont Tr1athlon.
576 Seaward. Corona Del
Mar. CA 92625
Pehtan Conf Events .
ll C (CA), 576 Seaward
Avenue. Corona Del M~r.
CA 92625
This business is con
ducted by· a Limited
l11blllty Co
Have you started do1n1
business yet? Yes 1·2003
Peltc1n Coast Evenh.
LLC, Tina Bush Hoover,
Secretary
ThtS s tatement was
ftled l'ltth the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on 07/25/03
200369527$2
Daily Pilot July 31. Aue
7. 14,21.2003 Th639
This statement w11
filed wltti the County
Clttk of Oran&• County on 08/01/03 . .toOMtUS46
D•lty Piiot Aua. 7, 14,
21, 28. 2003 Th663
The followln& persons
are doln1 buslnus 11:
P1clflc Trtdtwlnds, 3991
Mic.Arthur Blvd. •150.
Newport Beach, CA 92660-3049
Pacific Tr1dtwlnd1,
l.LC (CA), 3991 MtC·
Arthur Blvd. 1150.
Newport Buch , CA
92660-3049
This business Is con·
ducted by: Limited
Li1bllity Co.
' Have you 1tttted dolna
business yet? Yes, 10/
26/1998
Pacific Tr adewlnds,
LLC .. Andrea N. Shubin.
CEO '
This statement wn
filed with the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 07/'1'5/03
20036952 1S1
Dally Pilot July 31, Aua"
7. 14,21,2003 Th64l
Hdlll. ..... ... s........
The followln& persons
are do•ne business as•
Conquest Telecom LLC.
439 1/2 Beaon1a Ave ..
Corona Oel Mar. CA
92625
Conquest Telecom LLC
(CA). 439 1/2 Be2onia
Ave, Corona Del Mar. CA
92625
This busineu rs con
ducted by. a Ltrnited
l tabihty Co.
Have you started dolna
bus1nns yet? No
Conquest Telecom LLC
Alu Vorob1elf. owne1
This st1toment was
ftted with the County
Clerk of Or anwe County
on 07/15/03
2003695 l SIS
Daily P1101 July 24, 31,
Aua 7. 14,2003 Th614
AditlM hsilKs ... s.......
Tne followina persons
ue do1na business as
Jt Concept.s. Inc .. 13800
Park Center Lane, Ste.
140. Tustin, California
92782
Jt Concepts, Inc (CA),
13800 Park Center Lane.
Ste. 140. Tustin, Call
lorma 92782
This business 1$ con
ducted by. a corporation
Have you started do1na
b0~1ness yet? Ye~. 6/18/
2003
J, Conctph, Inc . Joyce
Smtih, CEO
Thts statement wu
filed with the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 07/21/03
200J69522S9
Oatly Pilot July 24. 31.
Aua. 7, 14,2003 Th615
fidlllllllllsilllSs ... s.......
The followrnw persons
ue doing buStness as
Taylor Cityscapes, Inc
778 W 20th SI . Cosla
Mesa, CA 92627
hylor Cityscapes, Inc .
(CA). 778 W. 20th St .
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
This businns ts con·
dueled by a corporation
Have you star led do1na
buslnus yet? Yu. 7 9
2003
Taylor Cityscapes. Inc .
R1char d Taylor . Pres1
dent
This statement wu
filed with the County
Cletk ot Oranee County
on 07/25/03
200S69S276S
Daily Pilot July 31. Au11
7. 14. 21. 2003 Th646
RctltiMlllillea ..... s.......
The lollowlna persons
11e do1n11 business as.
LA Group Productions
Inc.. 240 Nice Lane
•212, Newport Beach,
CA 92663
LA Group Inc (NV),
1306 West Cra111 Ro1d
Suite E 106. Lu VtRH
NV 89032
Thts busmen ts con
ducted by a corporation
Hive you started dome
business yet? No
LA Group Inc , lee
Ambrosino /CFO
ThtS statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on 07/11/03
20016951224
Dally Piiot July 17. 24,
31,Aua 7,2003 Th593
The followlna persons
are doine business es.
Huntlnaton Buch S•nd
Cntlt Festival, 301 M11n
St . Ste. 208, Huntinrton
Buch. CA 92648·5171
..........
Tht followl111 pa14ons are dolna bu&lnfls n : w .. tp•rll Jewelry, 2S
Brisbane Wey. Irvine. C.A
92612 Michael Scott loot., 26
Brltllant W1y, trvlna, CA
92612
Dl1ne Lorraine Mtll11•. 26 Brltbtn• Way, lrvlnt,
CA '92612
This business ls con·
dueled b)I: a &•nerel
partnership
Have you st•rted dolne
business yet? No
Scott M. Zook
T'hts · stttement wu
filed with the County
Clerk of Or1n1e County
pn 08/05/03
200S695U60
Dally Piiot Alia. 7, 14,
21,28;!003 Th654
Rdl!IM .....
"-S...... The followma persons
11e dotne busmen u
1) Christopher Marcus
b) Blueflame produc
lions, 2307 Santa Ana
Ave, Costa Mesa, Call·
fornta 92627
Chrtstopher Marcus
Butt. 2307 Santa Ana
Ave, Costa Mesa. Call·
fornla 92627
This business 1s con·
ducted by:-an individual
Have you started dotna
busl"ess yet? No
Chris Bull
Th" statement wu
filed with the County
Clerk of Or;anae County
on 07/21/03
20036952266
Dally Pilot July 24, 31,
Aue.7. 14,2003 Th628
FktttlMW.U ... s ......
The lollowme per son>
are doinit busmess as
Roy at Academy, 2805
McGaw Ave, Irvine. CA
92614,
loomworks Apparel.
Inc (CA). 2805 McGaw
Ave. Irvine, CA 92614
This bustnns 1s con-
ducted by a corpora lion
Have you started doing
busmen yet'
Yes. 5/1/2003
loomwor~s Apparel.
Gary Hesp, Chief F 1
nanc1al Officer
This sf.\t~menl wa>
flied with the County
Clerk of Oranae Counly
on 07/23/03
200369S2479
Dally Pilot July 31 Aue.
1. 14. 21. 2003 Th637
fldltlM~ ... s .....
fhe follow1ne persons
art dome bus1ne1S H
N F c 5 UC, 4832 Atayte
Drive . Buena Park.
Caltforma 90621
N r C 5 llC (011an1zed
· Cahforn1a1 4832 Ar&Yle
Ortve. Buena Park. CA
90621
This business 1s cun
duc ted by L1m1ted
l1ab11tty Co
Have you ~tMted do1n2
busmen yet' Yes 04,
23/03
N F C 5 LLC. Glenn Mon
President
Thts statement wn
Med with the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 08/01/03
200S69US4 S
Daily Pilot Aug 7. 14.
21,28 2003 Th665
fktltiM lulitlffs ... s......
l he follow1na 11erson•
are doing business as
m1chaelm Arltsl/Phllos·
opher. 230 E. 17\h St •203. Costa Meu CA
92627
MIC hHI Oonald Mty
ers, 230 r I /1h St
•203. Costa Mua CA
92627
This busmen 1s con
due led by an 1ndMdual
Have you started do1n11
business yet' Yes
Jan 1981
Michael Donald Meyers
This >latement wo
ftled with the County
Clerk of Oranae Countv
on 07/11/03
200J69S1231
Oa•ly Piiot July 17. 24.
31, Aua. 7, 2003 Th600
fidltlM .....
--~ f he followme petSons
are dotn& business as·
C and P Antique Ser·
VICH, 1067 S1lvador,
Costa MHI, CA 92626
Arnold F Ch11stensen.
1067 Salvador. Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
Patricia l Christens·
en. 1067 Salvador. Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
This business ts Ion·
ducted by. husband and
wife
Have you started dotni
business yet7 Yes 1973
Arnold F. Christensen
This st1tement was
flied with the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on 07/29/03
2003695>0 ..
Dally Pilot July 31. Aue
1, 14, 21.2003 fh633
Huntinaton Beach
Conference i nd Vislt0<s ~ .....
Bureau {CA), 301 Main ... S.......
l,JlrfoHowin& persons
a~ doina bualneu ••·
The Soll Cutlt , 3185
Altwa~ A111nut , Suite A.
Costa Mtn, CA 92626
Tom 8ttiout, 3186
AJtway Avtnut, S~t A.
Coste Mtn , CA 92626
Jamla M. 8•11, Tr111ltt,
8tll Famil) Tno1st dated
2·3·88. 415 Hllled11a.
L111una 8Hch, CA 92651
Th11 business Is ton·
ducted by· a 11ener1I
partnership
Have you started do1na
busints• yet? Yet, 8-18·
86 I
lom.fiebout
This l>talement was
tlttd with the County
Clerk of Otan11e County
on 08/01/03
200)6953538
Dally Pilot Au& 7. 14.
21,28,2003 Th668
fidltlM ..... ... s .........
Tho follow1na persons
;,re dotne business as:
Portofino lnter1ors, 27
Castelhna Or • Newport
Coast. CA 92657
Kathy Bates, 27 C•s·
tellina Or.. Newport
Coast. CA 92657
David V. Bales. 27
Castetlln1 Dr .. Newport
Coast. CA 92657
1 htS bosmess Is con
ducted by husband end
wife
Have you star led do1na
business yet? No
Kllthy Bates
This statement was
flied with the Cou11ty
Clerk of Or anae County
on 07/22/03
200369S2322
Daily Pilot luty 24, 31
Aui 7, 14. 2003 TH621
RctlliM l4lslMss -s ....... The follow me per sons
are do1nii bus111es~ u
a) AXION. b) AXION
ENHRPRIS[S, t) AXION
VENTURES. d) AXION
COMPANY. e) AXION
CONSUL TI NC. 19682
Sui !breaker lane Hun·
t1n11ton Beach, Caltforn14
92648
l.izaros 81111nlo ur .
19682 Surfbreaker l ane
H11nt1naton Buth C•l1·
lorn1a 92648
This bu\tnen 1s lOn
dut ted by au 111d1v1d1t•I
Have you st8'ted doinir
business yet' No
Luaros Bountnur
This statem•nl was
flied with the Cuurtly
Clerk of Or.inae County
on 06/26/03
20036949S2S
Daily Ptlot July 14 11
Au& 7, 14 2003 Th630
Fktttlws..._s •s........ Tne folluw1ne person\
are doint bus1rtHs a,
f dge CrUltOllS ?18
Vtll•noo Rd Cost•
Meu CA92626
Aln•nder J U1nsrm.
218 Villanova Rd Cost.1
Mesa. CA 92626
Andrew Arthur B•r nt s,
4000 1 op\tde ln New
por I Beat h. CA 9?6?6
This bu\tneu rs con
ducted by ca par lne"
llave you started "oing
husme~s yet? No
Alt u•tder J Vmsnn
Tht:\ sl.itement w•1
ltted with tht County
Cterk of Or•n&e County
on 07/22/03
200369S2324
Daily Pilot July 24 31
Aue 7. 14, 2003 lh624
.RctitlMlllsilllSs ... s ......
The lollow1n11 persons
3r~ do•ne business n
Suntoul Ou11n &
Consh ut lton, 18384
BroOl\hurst St . f ounl•1n
Valle)!. CA 92708
S .. ncoHI Develop
menl, Int , (CA) 1838.4
Brookhurst St . f ountam
Valley, CA 92708
This business is con
ducted by a co1poratton
liave you slat led do1na
bu11neu yet' No
Suncoast Oev•lnp
ment. Inc Jamu Esta
khr1an. PreStdent
This statement wo
hied with the County
Cieri< of Ora~e Courtly
on 07/29/03
2003 69U087
Daily Pilot July 31 . Aua
7. 14.21.2003 Th633
fie*'-......
._s~
The followrne pef\ons
are do1na bu,1neu as
Contractors' Warehouse.
601 E lmperltl Hwy., LA
Habra. CA 90631
JHD·WEN, Inc (OR),
401 Harbor Isles. l<ta
math falls. OR, 97601
TlltS business Is con·
ducted by: a corporation
Have you started do1ne
business yet? Yu. 01/
01/1999
JCLO·WEN, Inc .. Sam·
uel 0 Porter Corpor•te
Secretary
1 his statement was
tiled with the County
Clerk of Oran11e County
on 07/22/03
20HHS2U5
O.tlly Pilot Aua 7, 14.
2 l. 28. 2003 Th662 fldtllM...... St , Ste, 208, Huntmaton The followlnC persons 11-...t~ 8each.CA92648·5171 --This business ts con· are dolne business as· AdllM ......
The tollowmc persons ducted by: 1 corpor•tlon Raae Choppan. 644
are dolna business n : Have you started dolna Termln1I Way, Costa "-se.e-.t
a) Patton Enttrprlsts, buslneu yet? Ho Meu. CA 92627 Tiit followlna per•ons
b) Bey Media M1rlletin1. Huntlnaton Buc h SteYtn Lucas Brostlow. art dolna bvslne.ss »:
c) Softnet Solutions, Conference and Visitors 6-44 Terminal W1y. Cott• • ) K I 0 S K U b )
13922 T11•tlt1 East 01. Buru11, Doualn C. Meu, CA 92627 KIOSf<U.COM, 351 Old
•39d, Tu1ttn, California Tr1ub/Prtsldant & ctO This bualnus ls con· Newport Blvd. Suitt 501,
92780 Thit alelanwnt wts ducted by: an lndlYldual Ne wport Buch , CA
Robert Patton. 13922 hied with the County HeYt you started dolna 92663
Tustin Ent Dr. 139d, Clerk of Otant• County buatnen yet? Yes, 7.9. Winarto Kusumo·Ra·
Tustin. C11tfornla 92780 on 07/22./03 03 htrdjo. 351 Old Newport Thit business Is eon• 200'6tSUH Stnen l.ucH 8rosllow 8t11d. Suitt 501, Newport
ducted by: •n lndlvklutt Daily Pilot July 24, 31, f Thia ,•t•ttmtn~ wn Bttch, CA 92$63
Have you •lerttd dolna Aua. 7. 14, 2003 TH625 lltd w th the unty This bu1lnHs 11 con·
b1111ness yet? No Cltrk of Orenp County ducted by: en Individual
Robert M. P•tton on 01/l l/03 Hive you started dolnt
This statement wn ~...... toOMH 1242 llu1l11eu yel7 No
ducted by: husb•nd 1od
Hive you itarted dolne
butlnus yet? No r arted R Bukhari
This slltement wu
lfttd ..i1111 lh• County
Clerk ol Orena• County
0'1 08/0!l/03
200Ht51159
D1Hy . Piiot Aua. 7, 14,
21,28,2003 Th659
fkllM ...... ... s......
The followlna persons
are. dolna butlntu u :
Bunkhouse Aparlmenh,
1939 Wallace Ave. Co,ta
Mesa, CA 92627
R11dy A Mar lm•n. T ruatee • Rudy Martm1n
Trust. 341 Beyside Drive.
Suite 3, Newport Buch,
CA92660
This business Is con
dueled by: a Trust
Have you started dolna
business yet? Yes 1991,
Acquired Bunkhouse
6/18/03
Rudy A. Marlman,
Trustee, Rudy Martman
Trust
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 07/22/03
200'6952320
D•ily Pilot July 24. 31.
Aua 7. 14. 2003 TH622
FictttiM llsilKs
"-™'-' The followlne persons
are do1na business as:
The W1y Om1n1 School.
27230 la Pal Road #[,
"11n1on V•ejo. Caltfornia
9269?
Maricela Calvillo. 1881
Mllchell Ave •79. Tustin.
C•hforn1a 92780
Georee Luyota. 22l8
W Flora. Santa Ana
Cahfor n11 92704
I hi\ busineu 1s con
ducted by a l1m1ted
parlnersh1p
Hive you ~tarted do11111
b•n•ness yet? No
<leorae Loyola
fh•~ statement w11~
flied with the County
Clerk ot Or.m&e Cuunly
on 07/02/03
200369S0334
D•tly Pilot July 31. Autt.
7 14, 21 2003 Th651
FlctltiM llvW5s .... s ......
The lollow1na person•
ar • dome business as
Ch.tr med L •ft Crealtons
87 Plateau, Ah~o Vie10.
CA 92656
Wade R WooldrtdRtt
87 Plateau. A.ltso Viejll.
CA 92656 t< 1moerly Wooldr1dee
81 Plateau Ahso V1e10.
CA 9?656
1 ht\ business 1s con
du~ted by huiband •nd
wife
Have you 'tar led do1na
bu~1neH yet' No
W31l• ~ Wrioldrtdee
Kimberly Wootdrtd&e
nu~ ~••temeut ,.,_,
llled with th" County
Cl~•k ol O•Ante County
o" 01 j() 0 l
200l 69Slll2
Oally P11n1 Aue l. 14
71 28 2003 fh653
FidttiM a.u.u .._s......,
The follow1ne per son•
ate do•nii bU\'"tS\ n
IWC ln,uranu Serv1Ce•
26522 l • Alameda Suite
190. MtUIOI\ Vteto. Cll
92691
Steve r,.,dmMI, l
Hawk 11111 M1u1on V1eto
CA 9?69i'
John Wa1kle 26~2? lOl
Ala me<1A Suite 190
M1ss1on V1e10. CA 92691
Tht• bu\1neu 1s con
ducted by • e~neral
partne1>h1p
tlave ye>u •t~rl,<I On1ng
bus1nen yet' No
811/03
Steve f11edman
Th•• \t•le1r1ent wu
tiled with the County
Clerk of Oun2t County
on 08/01/03
200369US37
Daily Pilot Aua 7. 14.
21, 28.2003 Th669
llOOO Of AmJCATIOM
fCI owt6l II OWlllStl'
Of AlCOllOUC
IMIAGI UCDfSl
O.ol ..........
lo Whorn II May Con
cern
The N1me(s) ot the
Appltcant(s) 1s, are
CHLNtNO
I he applicants listed
above ire applyma to
the Oep4r lment of
Alcoholic Bever a2e
Cool! ol to wll 1lcoholic bever~aes at 2801 W
PACIFIC C04ST HWY
NEWPORT BEACH. CA
92663
Type of 'license( s )
applted for. 47 ON
SALE GENERAL EATIN{:
PLACE
Publi1htd Newport
B .. ch·Costa Mau 01lly
Pilot Au1ust 7. 2003
CNS 569930 Th676
The follow1na persons
are dolnt business as·
HB [poxy Floor Sy,.
tem' 8450 At11nta Avt. •21 . Hunt1neton Sch, CA 9264&
J.mn L Collins II,
8450 Atlant1 Aye 1127.
Hununatori Sc h. CA 92646
This buslnen Is con
ducted by. an lndl111du1I
Htvt you st1r led doint
buslnu.s yet? No
Jtmta l Collin• II
This statement wu
liled with tll• County
Clerk of Duns• County
on08/05/03 200JHUHI
D•llr Pilot Aua. I. 14.
21, 21, 2003 Th&76 llltd with lht County ... ....... Dill~ Pllot Jul. II. 24, Wln11to l(u,umo·Ra·
Clark of Or1n1• County lll, Aua, 1, 2003 TMI>' hatdlo -......__ • Ofl06/J7/03 file followln11>t1110n• -.-.._..........._ Tiiis 1t1ttment wu ,__
200Ht4HH •rt doff1& bull-u: --fHM with the Cou11tt -~
Dtllr Piiot Jul. lt.._},..4,i •) Atom• h PftU b) ... ~ Cltf" of Oran--County Th• followl.fl~"tr•Ans 3l A 7 2003 tnaw KITIMA c) Mldl'1, 2010 -" ,.... ,. ~ • u1. • M11n Str"t Suite 16$, The followln1 pouon:s CMI Cll/01/03 tit doin1 bua W u : fldlllM.... Irvine, CA 9291.4 tr• dolntl bvslne.lt u : MeMHHlt lnt1cr1ted Techntcal ---~. Meu. MObllt. Ille. •> O.Co-Cftte I>) Deco• Dolly PilOt Alla, 1, 14. S'0Mlon1. 230 l 11th
--(Ditiw1r•). 2010 i!lin 11tJ11e C-• C0tt· 21,28.2003 Th673 St . SL•. 217, Colla
th• followl111 ptuon1 Strttt Suitt 165. trvlflt. lfllt, JJM ~ Or.. _............._ Mott.CAl2'27
ar• doln& bu~u es: CA 9211' Colle Mesa CA 12626 --SttOllen Saundtn, 230
r11htnoff Cll1rtttt, 9332 Tlllt bldiMtt 11 «HI· n1t1r M.fi. ltrtOft, .......... £. 17th St. Ste. 217,
Oerrow Or., Huntinaton ducted by· a c:orpontloft 2JM ~ Or .. Coat• The followlnc per.on• Costa Mtu. CA 92'27
9ffch CA 9M46 Havt 104i tttr1H 41of• Mnt., CA t262' .,, dolll& bwlfteu u : This buslneu 11 c.011·
Stewart Ratpli buil'nllU,.-1 No Thie ~ It c.on• Otrmo·rro oc. 28SS duct1d l>y: en .,...ldU•I
Daily Pilot
Tlte followlna persons
u e doln11 business as;
KMOCH/REICH, 2797
6unbna Clrcl•. Costa
Meu , Calif 926~
t1on Retch, 2797
8untln11 Circle. Co•t•
Meu, CA 92626
This busine» Ii con·
ducted by: an lndlv1du1I
Heva you sllr1td doln1
business yet? No
Eaon Retth
This stllemaot wH
ftled with the County
Cletk Of Oranae County
on 08/01/03
200S69UUO
Detty Piiot Aua. 7, 14,
21 , 28, 2003 Th672
FldlM ...... ... -.......
The follow1n2 per sons
are doin& business as·
Pence! Compeny, 970 Cro~• Pl .. Costa Mes•.
CA 92627
Edward R, To111nek,
970 Grove Pt • Cost11
Men. CA 92627
This business IS c11n·
ducted by; an lndlviduel
Have you star led dolna
business yet? No
Edward R. Tomasek
Thts statement was
ftled with the County
Clerk of Ora111e County
on 07/15/03 1 20016951612
Daily Piiot Jul. 17. 24.
31. Aua 7. 2003 Th609
Rctllws ...... ... s......
The tollowina p~rsons
ue dome business as.
Gravy Garaa1. 643 B
Wes1 17th SI Coslll
Me-sa. CA 92621
Steven P Van W•11
oner 1009 Grove Pl .
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
fht\ busmen tS 'ton
ducted by ~n 1nr!1v1(11111t
Have you liar led dotn"
bu"ne>\ yet~ Yes
luly 04 03
St .. en P V•n Wa11oner
This statement w-as
flied with the County
Clerk of Or11•&e County
on 07/11/03
20036 951232
Dally Pilot July 17 24.
31 . Aue 7, 200J Th!>96
tne folluw1na persons
ar~ clo1ne bus1nus as
Cirque C1terma, 21022
Cocoban• ln . Hu ntme·
Ion Buth. CA 9?646 l\~vln o~em~r non
Cocob~ne Ln llunt1n1·
ton Beach CA 92646
This business " <on
ducted b; an tndtvtdual
llave you slarted do1nv
busmen yet> No
Ktvin D•~mer
Th,. ~lltfement wn
fifed w1111 the County
Clerk of O• itnge County
on 07122 Ol
20036952309
Daily Pilot July ?4. 31.
Au& 7 14 ?003 TllfifO
™"'-"""'" "-S........
lite lollow1ng persons
II e dnme busmes. u
G1bbd&e C"niult•na.
llOt W McArth1.11 •183.
SArtla An•. C.A 92707
Kevin Miller l IOJ W
McArlh1tt tll!3 S"'nb
Ana CA 'J? 101
I h" bus1nen " cnn
ducted by •n md1v1dual
Hne you shrled dollli
bu~1no~ yet? No
l\e~in Miller
1111\ \Uler11<!1lt WU
tiltd w1fh tile (;ounty
Clerk ul Orangt Cuunty
un 07125103
20036952 766
Oetly Pilot July 11. Au1
7 14. 21 2003 Th645
~~
"-S......
The follow1na pt! ~on•
are do1n11 busm-" u
Circuit lntercnnnect
Sy~tem• 3151 A11w1y
Av C I Cn,t• M~u. CA
9?626
Tro Bru. Inc ICA),
3151 AirW•'I Av C I.
Cosh Mn•, CA 9?6?6
lhti buuness ts con·
dueled by a 'orPouhon
Have you 1tarted dome
busmen yet? No
Tro Bru. Inc . Mflvtn )
e,,n, President
This statement wn
!tied with the County
Cf@t~ of Oranee Gounty
on 08/05/0l
200'695'161
O•llv Piiot Auii 7, 14.
21 , 28, ?003 Th6!>8
fidttlM ..... ...s.....
Tht lollnw1ne persons
11e dolna business es·
0 Beetle Oesl&M. 240
Hanover Or . Co1ta
Meu, CA 92626
Nlr van a Jeh•n11r
Alonso, 740 Hanover Dr.,
C"te Mesa. CA 92626
This business Is con·
ducted by: •n Individual
Have you sterted do1n1
businan yet? Yn
1/t/2003
Nlru1111 Jehaoatr
Alonso •
Thit stetement WH
filed with the Cou"ty
Cll!rk of Oun&• County
01101/11/03
200MtJ1HJ
Oall1 Pilot July 17. 24,
31.Aua.7.2003 TH5i4 ......... ... a...
The followln& Pttao,,._
.,, doinc blnlnns as:'
lrl•m Trani, 21882'
Wntport War , l11un•
Ntcutl, CA mn
O.it dt t J. lrlam, 28881
Wutport Wey. la111na
Hl&MI. CA92117 fhls llulineu is ~n· ductlld by: an lndiYIHel Hlw you atertM dollW
•ualntss Jlt? Ye•. M 1.02 0.lrdr• J. ltlam
Thl't at•lam•nt wu
llhttt w1t11 tllt County
Clef\ Of 0.tftp Countr 01107/?l/O) 2"JttJ2117
Dally ltllot. MJ f~ ]l_r
Ac-7.14,2003 ·~ Q32 Detrow Of., Mao Mobile, tnc.1 dlltt" Iii. ~I ""•crHk Or 1•220, Hove,_......,.._
f2l4I eudl, CA ~:nt ••cllu b=~T No tlloil1I ~~1:-';.~::2:111, ·=--~tf Yet.. tuM .... ---11!'!1~•
Otettll'I Quetltl., ~· Yttt• TIM 1t1t•IMflt WM ,,_., itltrlt l•ton 2855 ftll!lereek Or, I Sl19hin Stundlrt =-·· -...... "' i~.:;. = ..::" .:."':""'..:.:: ~ ..... -· "' ..::" ;r,"'=-'C.:.:: Ttllt ..._.la .:.11 911 7/fJ/03 cwt_, Or .... c.utltt , fanef R. 8111!h~I, 21°.JI""" C..ty =-.:; • ...... 0 ,.,,..n1e M. Jl ;:r.~~111 m& t:• Or. I -=~1 .. 7
tr ..... ,..,= ... ~7.14,,::, ••' li)..'T.a= l~ ;: t p' ~rt.~--·~
'
The followl111 P"~on,
er• dolnc bo$lness n
Candtla Sales, 117 c
S11 .. t, Hewp0tl Beach.
CA 9266t
Mt tlhtw Flshm111, 117 0 Street, Newpo•t
Beach, CA 92661
This busl~s is con
ducted by· an 1nd1v1du•I
Kev• yov SIJlltecl do1n11
b11t1Mn yet? No
Matthew fl$hm•n
This statement wn
filed with the 8 ounty
Cllfk of Ounae County
on 07/25/03
JOOSH527St
Dally Piiot July 31 . Aue
7, 14. 21. 2003 Th644 ,...._...._
... s........
The followrn1 per \On\ an do1n1 busineu as
Vlu1ocom, 1549 Pia
c•ntla #218. Newport
Be1ch. CA 92663
Todd Mc M1n1mtnt
I !>49 Placentia •118
Newport Beach CA
92663
flus bustness 1$ con
ducted by an mdlVldual
Hoe you started <1011111
busrnen yet' No
I odd McM1n1menl
lh1:1. 'lalement wa•
hied with the C11u11ty•
Clerk ol Oranae Cou11ty
011 07/25/03
200JHS27S3
Daily Prlol July J I Aug
I 14, 71, 2003 111640
nc...w.m ... s........
fhe follow1na p.,sons
•rt doina busrntss as:
(hi t Promot1on1I Prod·
ucts, 7 Mojo <:.&.. New
port Ouch, CA ~3
Cm• Stern, 7 Moio Ct ,
Newpor I Buch CA
92663 •
This busmn5 1$ con
ducted by •n 1nd1v1dual
ll•v• you st.wted dom11
busrneu 1et' No
G1111 Stern
lh1t sl•lement wu
tiled wolh the County
Clerk ol Or a nae County
on 0//1!>/0J
200JH S1'1S
Daily Pilot lul 11, 24.
.II, Aug 7. 2003 Th610
fktlllM .... ----'he follow1nc per sons
a• e doina bu"nen as
M•rlon £nv1111nm ent.il
2J I Ptn~•1ew Ir vrne, CA
92670
11.t I h1abelh Marlin
?JI P1nev1~-o-h •111e CA 926;>()
Thi\ b u\fne•• 1\ 1.u11
dutlt'd by an rnd1v1dudl
Have yuu sbrt!'d dorna
1Ju\1M~' yeP Yes I/I I OJ
lo• I hldb•lh Mar tin
1111\ •latemtnl wa\
lll~d wrlh lh" County
Cl"' k ol Ur •nae County on 07 :n 03
200lH S232'
CJ•1ly t'1lol July 74 31
Au11 I 14 7003 1116?7
RctlliM-...U . ... s......
The lollowlna pe111ons
are dorn1 bu1lnen H :
Newport Cutt11 Co., 952
Post Ad.. Cost• Meaa.
CA92626
Cre10t y Scott Mlsnet,
952 Poat Ad , Costa
Mes., CA 92626
This busrness is coo
ducted by an rnd1v1du11
Hive you stilled dolnc
busmeu yet? YH. 1994
Scott Mr~et
This stat•ment was
filed with the County
Cletl1 ol Or 1n1• County
on 07/l l/03
200SHS12St
Oarly Pilot Jul 17, 24,
31, Aua. 7. 2003 lh602
fie*'-....
"-*'-' fhe lollowrn1 persons
are Oo1n11 buslntu u
Cubby Fyke Oes111ns,
1421 Out11uer Dt .
Coron• del Mar CA 9;16~
Carolyn Fyke 1421
Outriuer Or Coi oni1 del
Mar. CA 9262!>
This bu\lneu 1s con
ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
Have you started doin1
bus1neu yet1 No
Carolyn r yke
lh1s statement was
filed wrth the County
Clerk ot 01:11n1t County
on 08/0!>/03
200JHS3H2
Daily Pilot Aue I. 14.
71 28 200J lh6!>l
AcffM ..... ... s.......
..........
The fotlowln1 persona
are doln& busrneu as.
81noco. 3104 8arb1do1
Pl1r.e, Costa MtH, CA
92626
Wlnl1m T. Novak. 3104
Barb1dos Piece , Coal•
M111, CA92626
This bu11ness " con
ducted by an rndtv1du1I
Htve you slatted dome
bu11ness yet? No
W1lh1m l Novak
This statement w;u
Med with the County
Cletk of Or1n1e Co11nty
on 07 /2!1/03
20036952761
D11ty Pilot Joly 31. Aue
7, 14, 21. 2003 111642
Rc-..a..u ... s......
The follow1n1 person\
are dorne bu.,neu n
Irvine frnanc1111I Servicn
Company. 1391 Bru•
l antern Or la Hab<1
CA90631
lhnbelh Gl1kman
1391 Brus l antern Or
la Habr•. CA 90631
ThlS busrneu rs ton
ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
Hive you star led do1n1t
business yen No
C hubelh Ghkman
lh1s ~tatement wa\
fri ed wrlh the County
Clerk of Oranet County
on 07/15/0J
200JHSl61 I
011ly Pilot Jul I / 4'4
31 Au& 1.2003 lh610
fidltlM lllilitss ... s.......
Thi lollow1n1 persons
ere tlonlf bu$1nen n ·
M•l,hm1 er 8o•I and
RV Stor1ae, I Hewk Hill,
M1n1on V11io. CA 92692
Steven f t1•dman. I
Hawk Hill. M1n1on V11to.
CA 92692
Thi' bu11no' Is con
ducted b1 an 111d1v1du11
Have you star l•d doin1 bu~inus ytl7 No 9/1/03
Steve f uedman
Th" statement ,.,.,
hied with lhe County
Clet-of Orance County
on 08/01/03
200SHU53'
Deity Pilot Aue l . 14.
21,28,2003 Th670
ftctlllMllllilm
"-S...... 1 he lollow1n1 per wns
••• do1n& bu,rnns n
KHARAK Co1nu1t1na
Enarneer\, 229 Wnt
W1lso11 14, Co$l4 Men .
CA 91627
l<tme' P [ vanl>, 229
West W1l\on St Costa
Meu CA9?627
Thi\ bu\rnetn 1s con
dueled by an 1nd1v1dual
Have vou st<11 led do1na
business yet? No
J11me\ P E Vdns
lh1~ ,1atement was
llltd with the Count~
C.lerk ol Oran~e County
on 07/22/03
20036952323
Oarly Pilot July 24 31
AUi I 14 ?003 lh62J
fiditllll lllilm ... s......
The foUowrna person•
111re doina: bu11nn\ t \
RH DH11ns, lO'> I Bay
Av• #3, N•wporl Beaih
Cf. 92661
Monie• 8er111 JO<, [
Bay Ave #3 Newpor I
Buch. CA 92661
ThlS busineu " 11111
ducted by an 1nd1~1d11~1
Hoe you slirled d•1111K
bus1neS$ yet' Nu
Monica Be1111
Thi\ state111r111 .,.,
!tied with !ht l.11unly
Clerk of Or .. na• I uunty
on 07/11/03
200lH5124>
Dally Pilot Jul I I 74
31. Au¥ 7, ZOOJ thbOI
FidltiMINitu ... s.........
lhe follnw1nK """""'· are domg bu\rnf•.\ tt•.
Fhnn On111n lb/b l.vv•
St Corona drl Mar I A
92625
l nn I h\f' I '"'" lf>lh Cov~ SI l ., """ ,,,.,
Mar CA 9761',
Thi~ bU\lfl ...... I\ Ill
dueled by "" md1mJu ii
Have '1uu \ldf hit ,1,.m~
bu''"'~' ytl / y,
Jan 198'1
fron I I 1111ro
Hu!. .,,,,..,~rnt'ul wit•.
tried with tho· I •umtv
Clerk ul 01•11~1 '"""'• un07/ll-Oj
200JHSl234
1 he lvllowln& ptt1 ... on•
are domg bUSIM\\ n
f u111;01or P11ntin~ 19'.>4
Plo1.en11a. 1106 Cu•lw
M~-. C.A9/6)1
fAC 108 Int (LAI
1954 f'l•••rnl•• 1 1()(1
Co\l4 ~\a CA 'J/till
lhl\ bu-.ines~ '' t uu
do-..ttd by -'"' pruAttor1
tfi1111e: ~OU ... ldt lftd 1j11mt1:
bu,.1nc;o'\~ ttt1 Nu
IA(., IOli 1t11 Al~11
to u11i 1 lo
h11 t~tu11rttt w•'\
t1lf"•S w1lh 1ht I t1Utlt'i'
(.IPrk of.,,,,,,.,,. (wmty
IJll {J8 ()'), 0 j
200l69S31S t
D•1ly P1lo1I Au~ I 14
21 211 l'\lOj ll.t.'1•1
F'lditiM lusl.Hs
.... Slat ....
rtu~ tuUnwmte: .., .. , .on..,
orr d"m" t1H',H1t \. .. ~
Mt11th.1 r.1uui1utr' 'l'f">
lt:'tu~ '> t. .. uu '''" tu I ,..,lh1ll W•n h I '-'llfilO
'i/t-rft ttuµ'' ~ f.•lfl~IUll
t.:o f uuU11ll u .• 111 h t,I\
'Jib llJ
fltt• bU".llltV " lOU
due lt:d L'( .m 1tlr1h1ntu~I
HdYt" fll\J ol 1tfr•1I !Jlllfl>'
hU\lftf"•,• ...... , , Nt1
v ... ru llupµ
fhv 1.t.1tJ-m1>nl w1l
fllt-tJ "''"' Hi. l uw1t t t 1 .. ,.._ uf f11.,tt~1 '11hf1,y
.. n (J8 fj) (JI
2003695350
Oarly Ptlnl lt1lf II ?4 ll•oly 1'11• I 1\111
JI Aug I )(llJ I 111•,~ II 111 /Ull!
rrifious~s
-~
fl<titious ~'
Na...Stvt-i
I ha follow1na p.,r ,on)
ore dn1n1 bu\ine\\ "
U•111el l!Uclll~y Insur.,,.~
\•rv1cn 1'>401 C1>lum
IH• l n ltun11n11.tu11
llc.t h. CA 9/1>4 /
IJolllPI 8111 kl~y, 1~1
r ulurnb•• l n Hunhn11t»11
Huth tA 97647
I h1'\ bu\1ne\\ •s t ''" du• IPd by •o 1ndtvodu•I H••• vuu ,,.r led d<Jrnc
hu),mt::"\ yrt1 Nu
Doniel 8uthlr y
!111\ \lol•ni~nl ... ,
l1l•d with lh• l.<>ur•• f
I ···" •If '" an11~ (.1111111 I on (18 01 0·1
200l H SJSJS
tld1ly P1lol Aull I 14
JI l8 2001 ltoMI
Thursday, August 7 . .2003 8! ----------------2MO llpl Nolicel -
I II• totkiw1n1 person' ••& doint bu\.1neu u
M1ll•r K&nntls /I/ I
K11111ote I 101 Sl•n!Ofl
CA 906llO
K11nti..rly Miller /J/I
Kt rm<)f« I ont Sl•rllufl
t A 90b80
This bu\1neu I\ ton
dUl ltd by 111 1nd1v1du•I
Ho• y11u \IMted dl>tn&
tfll\lh~\\ 1d I Y~\ 01
10 /tXJ7
Ku11t;et ty M1Httf
lh1\ \lotrm.,11 '"'
trl•d WIUI '"" 1.mmty 11~1\ ot 01.rna~ l.11unty
"" 0/ 'l7 01 200l69S2J 11
11.11y 1'1101 July "" JI. Au11 I 14 /OOJ Thbl8
The fotlow1n1 1>411\ons
'"' doona tius1nu\ n Qu11tly Worlll f toor1na
!>'>!> P•ul<111no Ave S•
104. Costa MeS4 CA
92626
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w d hoo~up 12.lOO "'° IAYRIONT
A!_I 949 ?93 46.30 WINTO RIMTAl
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TltOVAltl
?b1 ]bd 2 c la• c•ted
\.l•mmwuty vuul ('at
Sl 400 949 29 I 46J I
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or boll Ca hC'd C.netal
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Accounting
-NOTIC TO R£AO£RS·
California l~w re·
quirn that contrac·
lo•$ takone 1ob\ that
tol•I S500 or more
(labor or m4ter1als)
b• hLM~ed by the
CnnlrHtll• s State
Ltcen.~ Boa•d St11te
i.w als.o •equorts that
con Ir acto•s include
the" hcense number on 411 •dvertosinK Vou
un cheek the status
of your licensed
contrac t or at
WWW Ulb Cll iOV or
800 321 CSL8 Unfl
nnsed contractors
takln& 1obs that
total ten than $500
must sta te 1n the11
1cfvert1semenl5 that
they ire not hcensed
by the Con tr •t i ors
Stal• Ltceme Soard •
Qvlckltookt tr11n1ne · &
\UPl>Ofl 'lroubte Ploolln&
boMwlpc ~ bu!lness
or pef'>Onll 949 !>48 ?538
Additions&
Remodeling
AlrCand~
AWNHVAC
Air Co11dttionm1 & Heat
'"I Service 888 ~!Mild LllllDl'Sl ~!JCX)..!!00)
CUSTOM
CARPENTRY
~~ i... "'°"" Madr1 ~ CUsb'r1 Mft,
~ & ·AelloNIJle
LJSn~
949-709-5642
A -ZHANOYMM
lnst•ll rtltet ttbllltts
~ ~ Oult 71'*7251
Carpet Repalr~les
-c>CAltl'ET<rCAllPlT i>
Repaors Patch1na. Install
Courteous any s1u JOb$
Wholesale' 949 <l92 0205
Cleaning
Touch or Klass
European F.ir.pcrt in
House Cleaning
20 year. in Bu"ne-.'
• l.otcn..cd & Bonded
Prnfc,,mlllil tc.um
• 3,~1gncd
tn Yt•ur Home
(949) 548-0097
Free f~11matc'
RdtrtrKc'
Spring Clcaninii
Specials
& •USJ#ISS •E7MltS
Upif aclU, Repair' of
Computer. Networh
Evenonfll'V••k•ncfs
COfllpelit1v1 pnces
lor 41ual1ty ~"~ .. , ... ,._,.,,
71._tH-4221
CnnlcTilt .
NOMAmR
HOW YOU SAY IT,
CWSIRE.D CAN FIND IT.
Computer Services
COMPUTER
HELP! • ""'*Of croup 1llllrlnt
•M,OWllOlllttJlolllct
•PC or Ille
·~..d"G • 'Hilll'w, Sin-I;•&
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10 y,. Comput .. fl:p
7 14-612-2786
Concme & Masonry
I rick Block Stone Tiie
Concrete Patio O.oveway r 11 eplt BBQ Ref, 25Yr.
l ap !my 114-'>'>I 1'>94
The Cement Mon
Cementwci1 k BflLk. Tiie
& More Rehablt No fOb
loo small 714 61!> 9062
Tl 0 l IN
YOUltHOMI
IMPllOVEMENT
PllOJlCT?
c,11 a plu111btt
paontt• handyman
or any of the croal
setvKes lilied here 1n
ou1 se1 v1te dtrectory•
THlSl LOCAL SVC
PC.0Pl£ CAN HELP
YOU lOOAYI
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PROMOTIONS
DEl'ARTMENT
Comrrwntty ReWSllllP'!fS on Or~ County \eel<s Futt
Tome pe<wn to onter..-
and wrrte ~IO<lfS, partoc1
l)ltlr on comrnunoty events.
~reate and paJVNle Pll&eS
and sectoon~ £ •cellent
tommunoca\lon sl<tlb won.
weH woth the public, Know AP Style. Quark)(#'ress,
Photo\hop Multi Ad Cre
al0< Proh1.1ent on MN:.
and PC CCI des1an
~•peroence preferred
P1oofread1ne 1 ..... 1 Dfu&
$Crt't'llITTll/phY$UI reQu•ed
£0[ [•cellenl benefit
paQ.~ge Ema~ rewme
wi1Mg samp!M and salary
requirement~ to
i.tn.i JOllpson@l<lbmes com
ltec99tloftl1t Por1-tlme
early mornonas & eve
non&~ tor NB Heath Club
ContAct Miio.e ~642 3215
SICRlTARY
lmrned open 111 NB Our
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are look mg to h11 e •
pe1\on.il .isst for hom
The fQb 1eq oteo~vc
havel parlocopaloon on
mtd1n1 •Onven elc
Pr,y.nt.able ~"nee &
\IOIC.ll C<"111'.1 ht .c.tNl
E rogtM ·~ anlhrnfJtK ~Ill<. foetcal & llK~>n
rnaktt ZOyrs t•P Rewme
lo IQD711(ii>yill1oo w m at:
faa 949 S7l 8334.
Electrical Services
DUNCAN UlCTIUC
lc>ldl Qu1tk Response
Home Yard & Dock Etecl
20 Yrs E•P loc Insured
l n 7'>870 949 6!>0-7042
DUTCHMAN EUCTltlC
Commercial lnduslr11I
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LICENSED CONTRACTOlt
No IOI> loo sm Al W-1'1CeS'
Repaor remodel fans.
)l)il new sv~ 949 645-3666
CUSTOM <Jtf.ATM TU
lnstlllalion, slate. csamoc.
nwbte. stone htl6> tt7S
L"612044 Jiff /14-612·9961
L1AKY sa--.. ~ed
Repoutm & lnslaltahon
TILE DEAN \M9-673·8065
11~ 714-883-2031
Automobiles 9000
Automotive 9004
IMW '97 3211 Conv
metallic dark blue '1rey
llhr. supe1b cund
I hr oueho u t $14 99!>
.-672421 8llr 949-586-1888
www.ocpabl.com
IMW 3231 '99 Convl
fully ln•ded. UP&• ado\
I cu owner
Low mo mont cond 9$51~ 'f:/j.2fl'>.4-'\4()
IMW '86 3 181
Z dr blaO S sp sun
roof full pwr $21'>0
714 ·914-810
BMW '98 74011 (3)
Blk Un U\hmere l•n
green tan. 1lnl cnnd
S70.9'>0949 ~ 8641
HandymaJV
Home Repair
RESTORE • REPAIR
& REMODELING
CONTRACTOR
HANDYMAN
18Yrs&o •Great ~s
All PNses ol ConstructoOn
ICJtt~ Remodel Ui>erts
Ll5n982
949-709-5642
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Doe't .._ tM ript tooW
l'U fhl1 _,.,_,
Yada. YIC!a, Yada
Xm Hand Stmca
714.427.0040
Ma9"1i...H.,,,.
GENF.IAL If.PAii
All4.IN'IENANCE
• Rcsilicl • Comnmal
o Job 1bo Smtdl
DaweBamlltoa
949-l22-1292
c-'• o. tn Doa't ._.
•• -"' We c1n I WI wlll 24fl 4 ah hollle 111ur
repaws 714 MS 8430
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Automotive 9004
IMW '90 S2SI
loke new Blk tan 4 dr
auto •C sunrl full pw1
lint Ca smue $4000
OBO 71 4-454 1698
BMW '98 Z3 Conv.
auto whole/Ian llhr CD
beautoful like new cond,
SI 7 495 v59724 Ion &
WiJlr 4•U 8iol ~Sil> UHi
www.ocpal.com.
Buick '69 El•vro eood
me•h,rnocal < <>nd1t1on
low m1la1i:e 4JO \18
$3000 oho 949 494 0148
Codllloc '90 fleetwood
.,1 • ., ~·er 4d1 ~unr0l1f
llhr. aulo 3811 mo $4800
new tires 949 160 01 44
Comery ~a L1 4 c-,4.
68411 mi. betll:f than ,,., ...
no done\ 0< sc:r atdll'<o
S9998obo 949 640·!>0JI
CHEVY SUIUHAN '02
wMI' 251\ mo loitded. fufl
w<t<• Pvt polity Musi
~,U).CXXJ ~58.t-1463
o..yw ·94 .._ von. ..
3 '> 1/6 I uwr11·1 43k
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'ecord\ meldlhc tur
iuooseilan flhr fully
toad•d like MW S499~
I vll(X,7218 8111 ~ ~ 1888
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Handyman/
Home Repair
Je11ey Abro,.,•1
Home Repolr Speclolltt
In terror & E • teroor k~pa"s 714 !>01 6466
THI HANDYMAN
All ..,ork au•ranteed
P1uo obtne. E lecl11C:al Ooon
FIRl'll1 c.irp1'L. 9«1~
Hauling
JUNK TO THI DUMPltt
71 4 968 1882
AVAILABLE lOOAV!
949 613·!>!>66
Moving & Stot'age
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Open 7 Days
Low Ratot
Storage~•
Since 1081
949-645-4545
00 ,ontlr• lo1t1ter
Solver w/black
premium sound
(19426J> m 980
949-574-7177
PMl.lfSAUTO
plilplllllo.t•
MlltCEDH INl '02
S•t30 blk. 2lk ml, Sports
pka,phohe,Nav.CO.
AMC whls. lOOk w•rr.
monl cond. PP $61.500
949·631·0771
MEltCEDES Mil 2000
~JO 17.100 ml. loaded,
all options. showroom
new 1'9.500 Pvt Party
949 759 9088
MlltCEDES s•on '16
Bluetareen, new top and
upholstery Pvt Party
$98509'9-673·1095
M•rcedes 'II S•O Sl
white/Ian. ommac ~
nns fJ9ll ,_ !lift qi.
<tnrTm. ~ Jl,4.~l-3'64
Place ~our ad touyl
C949) 842-5678
VOLVO 240DL '12
Whole. stalloowaaon
aood for beach Cit $3800. 760·902-8038
AlITOM08l.ES, MISCBJMEOUS
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U1 V¥1 or tndt l*f for
at: nol Clrl 00 Rey @
T Clmll.o Auto S.S. 711
4.'11 l!Jll OI 714·J28.322JI
MOTOR HOMES
BOATS
Power.... 1615
DUFFY IUCTltlC 'H
CLASSIC 18f'T fully
restored. $14.000 Rick
949 m 942.t
BOAT REPAIRS/
SERVICES
BOATS SUPS/
MOORINGS/
LAUNCHING/
STORAGE 9680
SLIPS AVAii.Aili
fro"' JS-9Sft '" Newport leod1, l-~•
949-500-1005
Uft ,._.,. .. Prime
loc ,_ flny ' pubk
doO.s. rd -(ft ~ $26 soo 110-'46 8'89
MCJtorHomes 9350 NHd !lock or 11 .. • tie
for 3611 power boat on
Newport Buth Pleau OOOG« 7 1 ,,..000 mo40r c•ll 714 9'>7 6126
honw 2111 6()i ml, llJID
super cood Was S5!l(X) ~ SZial 714-878 9165
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• • • • • • • • • •
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now tit ailab/,. 10 nrw bu,u~sus.
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Moving & Storage
PUBLIC NOTICE
The C1tif Pub fie
Ulolrllu Comrnonoon
r•QUllU lhll 111 uHd
ho •isehold eood'
movers pr1nt the or
PU C C1l T numbei.
lo mos and chaufleur s
p11nt the or T C P
number on 111 •dver
ltsemenh II you h•••
any qul\llons about
tile te2•l1ty of a
mover lo mo o r
chaulleur call
rUILIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION 100 .,,_, .. ,
NunJ~rsonl care
Anni Eldetly lft H-• ....... c-.. """ ,.,......,. Baltq. meek. dYrq.
meal§, () ICJPls. etc. J.lnl
rel'" cw1Jfled 714-.121-6733
DailyA Pilot
PalNlng Plumbing ~*' C"-9'•,...... 'l1Yn. up OLM Creal Prrcel Cuaunlted eOM~Of worl\ Frtt est l •375602 .. 111J~
714 !>38 1534 1 390-2.945 SEWER 1£ lTING
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Inter IOI' IE ti l "648228
Call l1y 9'9 650 5066
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1163844 800 246 2378 Custom fland P11nted
C-.p Send your best
friend to camp while
you 110 on v•c•tlon.
Sale. friendly & fun
moontein -onrnenl
at lake AITowhNd IO<"
soclallled clots. No
llenneh Weekend Mmo
wvlce to and from
c•mp tof-.U6-S62S
s.-.. r.-. o-edlnblled
Enalish IHcher. pro
ftsslonal w11t11 I
1pec11hu 1n procrastt·
natina t11ns Summer
•Hdtna Co1ch Eap'd
composition Tucher.
lnd1v1dual/Croup r•les.
r aferancn a nll1bl1
Sue Cl•rll !M9-275-490S
323·630-9971 call "bah & F1111, p~
Anion Remodlllng
Specializing In
Addffions &
Ouallty Remodeling
Slnoe 1970
714-309-0783
J11111R11MllJolll
Mat tor ... !U.MiBl«&t
1!"'1tt 'JJdl. ~
~Professional
Painting
I.le. '4!M3151l
lntedm/lltalar -·......, u.....,
Rot> lsbeH -Owner
Costa Meaa, Ca
(949) M6-3006
Cell 949-887-1480
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'49 .. 45-ttH
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A9IUllCllAml
(t4t) 645-tHt
HOMST & MASONUU
PLUMIER Ll506586.
Free Est! Sm repss.
OCTHl.1 O.C: 714-ZJ>.91 !50
Plt.l<tSI PLUMl1"0
llepalts a Remodelint
FRtE ESTIMATE
l 11687 398 7 I 4·969-I 090
MOMk Peet & S,,. S.c.
Weekly Service, Equip-
ment Rtpelrs, Insured
C .. Ht-ttt-7171
THISTWPlal
Sptclalltln1 In
W111pat)r Removal
L'58124 l 949-360· 12 ll
HlOIMWIST
W.OOWstaVKI
SaU•l•ttlon Gullf111t"4 * 949-631-1562 *
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