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MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 2003
IN BUSINESS
French eateries moving into Newport-Mesa
David Wilhelm is re placing Chimayo a t Newp orc
Cente r with the bistro Rouge. The pric ie r Chat Noir
wi ll court the theate r c rowd s a t the Center.
No1r. <t 'tylized French rc,taurdnt m·ar
the l'nformmg An' <.enter 111 < O'>ta
Mt:sa that, with ils !>mooth )JI./ 'olHllHh,
should he popular with the theatergoing
nuwd.
\\.ilhclrn '<l)''> .• 1 ri:-.,ult ol tht• ..i111 l''"' of
lw, I rl'nd1 i'i, 11,tt'd 111 thl' ~tJll I I ...ig,11
\urvt:y ,,., .i "lively I .<1gl11i.1 ho1 'J>OI
with "l<tnt·y I rench fart'."
INSIDE
For more businei.i. news, see Page A2
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Co\ta Mc'><I,
Newport Beach, meet David Wilhelm.
Wilhelm. the noted Laguna Reach
rei,tauraleur, is readying lwo Ill'\'\ eatt'r
te'> for re!>idems farther nonh who have
had to head southward to purtakt• of h1~
food.
No lon~er.
In Ottuher, Wilhelm will ope11 <l1at
~1>. molllh'> later, 111 l\pnl. W1lhd111
plam IO open tJ1 e t.loor'> ol Ro11g1· .s
I rt'nd1 lw.tro geared 10 .1 1 l1t·11tek iii.it
enjoy' fine dining but j, 11ut "' fn·1·
'>pend mg.
Hoth 11ew I rcnch c.1H•nt'' art.• 111 p.111
\'\rule 01at Noir I'> l"<p1·111·d to tw
more t11 11111· with hcnd1 7 , l{qugt' 1'
be111g p1tt lwd a_, a rnort' .1lllJt<J.ihl1· ,I]
ll'ffJatlVl'
It\ a11 t'Vl'ryday ver,11m ot th.tt .· \\'11
hd111 .... 11d "It\ the I n·111 ti \l'r,1<111 111
< 11t1·r' It'... bu,tling II' 11111 .1hou 1
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lll''Y food Jlld fll..,'>}' '><IUCC'>
Houge whu h ~ 11J rerlat l' ( lHmJyo
<.nil at '\ewpon c .t·nter for f-rt'n1 h cu1·
'me in Ne~ run Beach, dJnt'r' l an hl'ad
to Halhoa 1'1•n111'>ula\ Au~rwne. wlm h
See FRENCH, Page A4
FOOD FESTIVAL
Newport
warm s up
Tas te buds
·1 he I 5 th an nu al Ta t e o f
Newport i" ~et for Sept. 19
to 2 1. The Reach Bo y~ are
one of the mu-,ical act<;,
June Casagrande
Doily Pilot
'\I \\ 1'111< I Bl \I 11 It' ht t•11 I) \l'J.r'>
'llll l' H1L11.trd I u1·hr' .i.nd Hi.II lla1111lton
ltr ... t u11Jl.t·d up 1tw IUl'd lt1r till' r.1-.u· ul
'\1•\,rort l'i Vl'Jr' of ward1ing th" 01·dg
1111~ 1deJ grnw 11110 c1 ... turrning '-UtU:''"
>\nd for I uehr\, now " a-. good a t11ne <1"
anv 111 'lop and reOe1 t
Pl-1 'JS Bv K(Nl TRl I l 1•,
Robert Bell, second from left, and Ben Barzach , right, toss coach David Adams rnto Newport Bay to the dehght of teammate Sam Newton .
rear. as they celebrate the victory of the Cruising Yacht Club of Au straha in the Governor's Cup on Sunday.
I \l'r\ }t'.tr •llH lotu' " ~1 't'I •m tlw
1mmed1<Ht' 1<,<,11t'' of the fc1.,te <>f '\t'\" pon
t Im \£',tr I re a.JI) wanted to '' ep bat k ..tnll
t.1~1· a 1011~ at wtl\ u\ 'o '>Ullt'..,..,lul," ... aid
I 1ll'hr,, pre\IUl'lll Ill the l'~' rort H1•a1 h
< l1.1mtwr of< omnwrte ~'h1th \'111 put Jn
tht' \e,ir., Jc1,tt' 111 '\e\\port lrom ~:pt IY
to.! I
In re.,t·archmg h1' article for the lham
bt•r new-.letter. 111 which he rt'\ lt'W' tht'
h11,tor) of tlle now famou'> e\ent, .1 l ourlt•
ot thing' Jllmpt•d out dt him
~ere' s the cup, mate It' perfect for 1.ilmg ad\anldKt' ol the
t ornmunm ' 'trt·n.,'th' llwn·., d high
numher ol fine thnm~ oppurtuntltl'.., here
And we have .i tc·mfit venue." I udu ... ,,mJ
of tht• J.a..,h1011 f,l<1nd locat1C111 .. llw
''fl't'h a.re Mdt· there are palm tree'> gen
tit.• bree1e~ -all 1hc11goe--.11110 makmg 11 .s
tern fie \ rnut• Cruising Yacht Club of
Australia wins the
Governor's Cup. Teams
Like the new boats, not
the light winds.
Coral Wiison
Daily Pilot
C ompetitors in the 37th
annual Governors Cup
Junior Match Racing
Olampionship
exchanged sinister grins and
knowing glances as they awaited
the winning sailboat's grand
arrival.
The team from the Cruising
Yacht Oub of Australia was
greeted with sirens, horns and
loud cheers. And just after setting
Three of ttle new Governor's Cup 21 s make ttle1r way around ttle
course off Balboa Peninsula during the competition.
foot on the docks of the Balboa
Yacht Oub. they l"l.'Ceived their
final welcome by their fellow
sailors -a congratulatory dunk
in the harbor.
Seve Jarvin and Roben Rell
were tack.led and thrown in the
water first. Just behind them. Sam
THINKING ALLOW~D
SAILING RESULTS:
Cru1s1ng Yacht Club of Australia
U.S Merchant Manne Academy
Annapolis Yacht Club
Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron
Royal New Zealand Ydchl
Squadron
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
Balboa Yacht Club
Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club
San Francisco Yacht Club
King Harbor Yacht Club
San Diego Yacht Club
Newton initially ei.caped to the
edge of rhe boat but gave up with
a backward dive. Relaliauon sent
otlwr crew member> and even
coach DaVld Adams into tJ1e
water. Rut all quickly bohbed
hack ro the surface with big
See CUP. Pa1e M
"I tw third 1 omponent hrre 1' a gredt
votuntet•r ba ... e." he -.aid "Thl') cnmt oul
of the \q1odwnrl to hl'lp u-. do tht'-thing
.ind thev're t'nthu.,1a. .. 11r they re CU'>·
tomer '>t'n1ce oriented. the\ prm1de a ter
nli1 rJrpom1n1t\ for u<i 10 coordinate and
1 h.tnnt'l their t•nergif"> into cl <,ucce'>Sful
t'\'l'lll
I 111., vt>ar\ Ta\tl' of Newpon 'hould be
,111rrther great one, I uehrs Sd.ld Mon· than
JO !oral re<;tauranh will offer ..ampl~ of
tlwtr he'>t menu nem'>: 15 winene., will of·
lt•r their best: roclta1b and a -.elecuon of
lwrr-. wtlt abo now freely.
I Im w an live entertainment lineup
pmm1c,e~ to outdo yean. pas t (}larHop·
per' ~gar Ray wtll headline o n ~turday
llw Beach Boys will headline on Sunday.
l'hl· Neil Diamond tribute band Super
Dwnond will take the main c;tage Fnday.
And rhdlllbcr officials say that thetr yet
to be finaliu<l Saturday act will be a
<;how-stopper.
"It's gotng to be a ~at event. as aJ.
ways.· Luehrs c;aid
My elbow's ready for its close-up, Mr. McG
Daily Pilot
ATAGl.ANCE
ON THE WEB:
www.~com S ee that? Right there?
That's my left elbow. The
one resting on the table
in the badcground of the diner
scene lo the racy new
television drama "The QC•
said so.
OK. OK. IO my Jo.int bas not
made ita big break lo the
buslne11, but h could becau.e,
get this: c..meru from the Fox
netwoft drama -you know.
the one IWMd after our fine county-.,,. .ctua0y 80iDI co
\'enture behind tbe onnp
CUltll1n to pc eome local 8aYOr.
According to a memo from
Danner to City Manager
Homer Bludau dated Aug. 8.
representa~ from "The
QC" have pulled permits to
ft1m a variety of Newport
Beach landmarb this week.
such as the Balboa Fun Zone.
Pelican Cove. Jact'a
Sudboarda, Ruby's on the pier.
Stedinc BMw. the Crab Cooker
and Pahlon la&and.
LOLITA
HMPER (Don\ Newpon ee.ch foJb
ahop at South eo.t Plua. too'l Cmon.
lhrow lbe ~.bone.) No,, l9lll}t DelN o.nner. Newport
Bledl'a ~ lerW:el clrector9 For IOIDe ~...an. "1be o.c..
big wigs have gotten the waclcy Idea
that a show set in Newport Beach
should actually have some shots of the
city for good measure.
·Premier ICelles depicting Newport
beach and lavtah cribl were actually
in Palol Yerdes and Hennoaa Beach
locadons. both located within 'the
zone,' a 30·mile radius from a comer In
Hollywood, ~which production
companies are olllilll&ed to P'uridt for
crew• IC they were~ to tbe
othtt aide o( tbe globe." OMner wn>te
ln blsmemo.
Noe Verdes? Beetteee.eewww.
I wonder What~ to~ m.-..; D6d IOlneone wlee up and
'
reali7.e the coasthne in Newport Beach
looks nothing like the sea clltJ backdrop
ln mudslide central? Was the show
getting di~ because It ~n't •keeptn'
11~·
Director McG. who wu known to his
Corona del Mar High School teacben u
~ McGinty. should know you can't
raR the fwlk.. I mean. If the show Is
80"'8 to portray 0.C leen.,s u
~ vtoleot. ··nwliKal ~
h could .. leut p the local busineaa
IOIDI propt.
~d); they tried to film b«e
before ttie pi&ol ~ but d ty fOm
... AL&.a.D ...... M
WEATHER
Nod*ig but IUft.,..... ..,
wiltMlp~
tMd\ 97 ""-'d. ... ,...».
SPORTS
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A2 Monday, August 18, 2003
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
No dog days -for them
Newport Beach company's clients tend to
drool when they see what's in store.
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
R over is more than
welcome to slobber.
shed and drool all
over these chic
chenille couches from
Newport Beach·based
Dogmopolitan.
Lex Gable and Brian Elparin,
owners of the upscale furniture
company for dogs. ~aid their
business was inspired by their
bulldog, who "kind of has a
slobberin g problem."
Guests would visit Lheir
Corona d el Mar home. sit on
their couch and get a ch eek's
worth of what Elparin caJb
"splooge" on their pants.
"We thought he deserved his
own furniture," Gable said.
"He can slobbe r all over hb
own sofa all he wants." Elpann
added.
And so Dogmopolitan w::is
born. It's luxurious creations.
made of velvet, jacquards,
brocades and more, cost
between $350 and $2,000. Hc ... t
described as "mini-couche:.."
Lhe furniture can be cu~tom
made to match a home'c;
interior, a ffording pets a
pt'rching point in the hub of
MKial activity.
This way. people won't
a lways have to shoo their dogs
away when they have
company over. Gable said, or
constantly reprimand them for
getting on Lhe furnHure.
There are more than 80
fabrics for pet owners to
choose from. making it hard
for these canine couchec; lo
d ash with the dec,ign scheme.
they said. Each chair and sofa
arc made donwstically from a
~turdy hardwood frame and
then upholste rccJ with tht'
material o f cho ice.
Ura\.\'ing on the l.lpann
fa1111ly furniture !Jusines.., and
Gable's artistic abilities, the
duo combined forces to launch
Dogmopolilan. Gable has the
visions -a nd personally
inspects each piece -and
Elparin keeps an eye on the
bottom line.
"I am so picky." Gable said.
"They know they better make
it just perfect before they show
ii to m e because I'll make
them do it again. Not that the
dogs are going to care. but we
seU to people who love to buy
beautiful Lhjngs."
Dogma, a retail store in
Newport Coast, carries the
l)ogmopolitan line. Pieces can
also be o rdered at (888)
66-DOG MO or at
"''''w.dogmopolitan.com.
BUSINESS
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THURSDAY
The Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce is hosting a Retail
Merchants Sales Seminar
sponsored by the Bayside
branch of Union Bank of
California from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.
at the Newport Beach Yacht
Club. The cost to attend is $15,
which includes a continental
breakfast. For reservations, call
(949) 7294400.
AUG.28
The Newport Beach Chambef: of
Commerce will host its Newport
Sunset Networking Mixer from
5 to 7 p .m. at the Rusty Pelican,
2735 W. Coast Highway.
Attendance is free for chamber
members, $10 for potential
members. Reservations aren't
required. For more information,
call (949) 7294400.
ONGOING
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce hosts networking
luncheon meetings Wednesdays
from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The
cost is $14. The club is at 1701
Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa.
(714) 885-9090.
The Costa Mesa
Communicators Toastmasters
Club meets from noon to 1 p.m.
Wednesdays at the Orange
County Department of
Education, 200 Kalmus Drive.
Costa Mesa. Meetings are open
to anyone who wants to
improve his or her public
speaking skills. (714) 444-8783.
The Newport Beach
Distinguished Toastmasters
aub 1300 meets from 7 to 9
p.m. Tuesdays at Plan College.
3901 MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. Call to make
reservations. (949) 646-1274.
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A kayaker makes his way past anchored boats tn the Newport Bay, off of Bayside
Drive Beach, as the late afternoon sun ignites the water.
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WALL STREET WEST
Wall Street trudges
through blackout
PESTICIDE MAKER
STILL GAINING W ithlhe
Eas tern
seaboard
still reeling from
Thursday's
blackout, Wa!J
Street trudged
through Friday
trading with the
major averages
struggling to free
their wagons from
the mud.
During what has
American
Vanguard Corp., a
Newport Beach
manufacturer of
pest control
cht!micals, said it
reached another
high-water mark in
its second quarter. PAUL
CLINTON
The company
booked a 31 %
increase in net
income, $2.37 miUion from
$1 .82 million. It was the
17th consecutive quarter of
growth, the company said .
been deemed the largest
outage ever in North
America, power had still not
been restored in some
se<:tions of several cities as
of the market's closing bell,
at 1 p.m. West Coast time.
The three major indexes
closed out Lhe week with
penciJ-Lhin gains on Lhe
ledger.
The blue-chip Dow Jones
industrial average rose
0.12% to close at 9,321.69.
The technology-laden
Nasdaq gained 0.10% to
1.702. And the Standard &
Poor's 500 Index hit 990.68
for a 0.02% gain.
AMAZING QUARTER FOR
WILUAMLYON
Newport Beach's top
public homebuilder.
William Lyon Homes Inc..
logged a wildly profitable
second quarter, the
company said Tuesday.
William Lyon said it
earned $13.79 million. or
$1.38 per share. for the
quarter as compared to
$7.03 milliun, or 66 cents
per share, during the same
quarter Lhe year before.
The company included a
$6.2-million windfall from
the sale of land in its results.
William Lyon, whose
shares trade on the New
York Stock Exchange,
expects to open about I 5
corvmunilies during Lhe
remainde r of 2003 and close
out 13 communities. TI1at
would result in a net of
about 48 new ho mes sold
for the company.
As of June 30. the
company and its joint
ventures owned or
controlled about 14,500 lots.
The company. one of the
oldest and largest
homebuilders in Lhe
southwestern U.S., h as built
communities in Californfa,
Arizona and Nevada.
"We are proud of the
results." said William L¥on.
chairman and chief executive.
"The nwnber of new orders
during the quarter ~ a record
for any quarter in the
oompany's ~"
Shares ofWLS closed
Priday at $36.03, a
three-cent increase. Only
6,400 shares changed
hands.
"We saw continued
strength Lhroughout our
product portfolio during the
quarter, with especia!Jy
strong sales from our corn
soil insect.icides," said Eric
Wintemute, president and
chief executive.
American Vanguard also
cited brisk sales of its
mosquito·control line,
home pest products and
vegetable pesticide Dacthal.
Products purchased from
Pace lntemadonal earlier
in the year also drove sales,
Wintemute said.
The company also said it
received approval from Lhe
Environmental Protection
Agency to market Lhe
technical form of
bifenthrin, an insecticide.
Marketing of the product
will begin in June,
Wintemute said. The
company estimates Lhe
worldwide market for Lhe
product is in Lhe $150
million range.
Shares of AVD d osed
essentia!Jy Oat on Friday at
$22.20. Traders exchanged a
scant 1,800 shares.
TICKETS.COM TO GO ON
WJTHTHEA'S
Online retailer
Tickets.com , based in Costa
Mesa, has extended its
partnership wilh baseball's
Oakland Athletics through
the 2009 season, the
company announced Aug.
7.
The team opted to renew
the contr<ft't one year before
its expiratio n. said Carl
Thomas. the company's
marketing vice presiden t.
The team has added a
feature that would install
a coding on the tickets, so
they could be easily
scanned at the s tadium.
Additionally. fans would
have the prerogative to
print their tickets at
home.
Shares of the company's
stock closed Friday at 55
cents. for no change. Only
800 shares changed hands.
The stock was delisted from
the Nasdaq Stock Market
and t\as yet to b e reinstated.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
• It'll be sunny today. Not
partly sunny, not mostly sunny
-sunny. Period. Oh, and hot.
Highs will go from 82 at the
beaches to 97 Inland.
At night. It'll be mos1ty clear.
The low douds and fog WOf'l't
roll In until midnight. Lowa will
be between 63 end 69 degrees.
lnfonNtlon:
www.nws.noaa.gov
BOATING FORECAST
It'll be mild on the lnntf
waters, with verlllble~et
10 knot.a or IMa end 2..foot
weves on • WMt IWlll of 2 to ..
feet end• 2~foot IOUlhwtll
swell. At night. wnt wind9 will
pick up to 15 knoll, end the
touthwMt swell will dll_..r.
There'll be. amatl craft
edvieory on the outer w.ten
today. Nonhwtlt wtMil et 10
to 20 mots will gtw w.v to
W99t wtndl .. 20 to 30 mots"'
the eftemoon. The W9WI wlll
\I
be 3 to 5 feet on a northwest
swell of 6 to 8 feet. It'll get a
little calmer at night. The
northwest winds will be at 15
to 25 knots, and the waves will
be a foot smaller, on average.
SURF
The nonhwest and
southwest swells will bedt off a
tad today, but it won't be
noticeable until the afternoon.
Th.-swells will still offer
weitt-to ct.t-hlghs, plus a
few better wsves. v....-v;
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TIDES
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1:421.m .
7:25e.rn.
,2:17 p.m.
9:36p.m ..
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3.48t.thfgh
U8f9ellow
4.68f9el high
1.98fMtlow
WATER TEMPERATURE ._,_
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ON THE AGENDA
Here are some of the Item!> the council
will consider tonight.
TARGET GREATLANDS
LIQUOR LICENSE
Target Corp. hcc. petitioned the city to
be aJJowed to i.ell beer and wine at its
l'arget GreatJands :;tore at 3030 I !arbor
Blvd. at the Costa Mesa Square shopping
center.
'Ille akoholic beverages would be sold
for off-site consumption.
Ille council wouJdneed to transfer a
licem.e grnntcd to farget by the 1>late\
Akohol Beverage Lontrol, so the retailer
could M!ll beer and wine.
If the touncil grant~ Target the liceni.e
trnnsfor, it woukl result in an ··undue
concentrnllon" of alcohol hccn,ees in
the immediate area.
1 lenry\ Marketplace, which is in the
-.ame center, aJ.,o hold!> d license 10 seJJ
beer and w111e. I our other hw,ine .. .,e,
tn'>ide thP ten.,11-; tract map al'>o hold
.. 1m1lar licen'>e'>
target offi c1ah '><IY beer and wine ...Uec;
would only atrnunt for bl·tween 3% and
5% of total 'tore '.tie'>
WHAT TO EXPECT
Ln a report, city planners have advised
the council to approve Turget's request
without causing any "adverse Impact on
the surrounding community.·
'Ille Police Department has 11lso signed
off on the ret1uest.
RESIDENTIAL REDESIGN
GUIDELINES
The council is expected to w nside r a
revamp of an ordinance that govcrni.
residential devclorment 'itandard!> and
the procedureS o f how they are reviewed .
If app roved, there would be I 0
changes 10 the ordinance that would
e'>tabJi.,h new standardc; for one-and
two-story development and alter rarlong
requirement~.
The new restrictions, Mayor C .ary
Monahan ~d. could tak~ away tl.., much
as 40% of the allowahh.: building 'pace by
limiting t.he nour J.rea r.1110 to 0 f)C)
WHAT TO EXPECT
The council ha' dchawd lh.in~e-; to
1hi'> o rdinance on a nurnhcr of ot«a..,10n'>
and loolc.... ready to approVl' the th.tngl'"
rhe Planning C.ommi...,ion ha' held
three heanng' on lhl' d1d11gt'" '1nu•
March.
"We haVl' to lappruvl' tht• 1tl0ml, ..
f\1onahan .,aid." 11m ,, ,1 In~ potrt of 1h1·
FYI
•WHAT: City Council meeting
• WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today
•WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair Drive
•INFORMATION: (714) 754-5221
reason I decided to run again."
RESIDENTIAL EXPANSION
AROUND FAIRVIEW PARK
1he City Council is 'icht:dult'd to
discuss allowing property owm•r.,
adjacent 10 Fairview Park to l'X'll'ml 1lw1r
properry lines.
The city i:ouJd sell, lca.'e or auth11111e
lhe use of the porliop of hurvit'w Park
north of the Fairview ..,1om1 t hanrH'I,
west of Placentia Av<:nul' dlld '0111h ol
Swan Drive.
WHAT TO EXPECT
If the council decide' 10 JUthont1· tlw
homeowner-." use of th1'> la11d. <I n11111lwr
of steps would need to be taken hl'fort·
they could extend their prnpl'rl) hne' h~
building concrete wall' or p.1110,
l:ncroachments of o lt'l'I or "''' would
require a permit F.ncro.1chnwni... of h to
]9 feel would require u h·a ... l' th.it 1 ould
gt·nernte funds for the flJr~ llw 111v
could order any improv1·nw11i... remoH·d
by 1~.,uing a :m day notrll'
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FUN STUFF
COSTA MESA
TRAINS ON THE TRACKS
On the third weekend of each
month, engineers chmb aboard
their trams and travel on three
miles of trade at Fa1rv1ew Park to
display their steam and diesel
engines The public is welcome to
1om them at the park at Placentia
Avenue and Estancia North The
Orange County Model Engineer
program started 1n 1989 when
engineers wanted to display their
engines and educate and
entertain the community about
the past. (949) 548-7246.
MOBILE SKATE PARK
The Recreation Division's Mobile
Skate Park travels to various
parks throughout the city three
days a week to provide
skateboarders and in-hne skaters
a state-of-the-art skate park. The
mobile pane consists of two
quarter-pipes, three wedges, two
spines, a fun box and a rail.
Participants are required to have
a signed waiver and release form
to use the part. Appropriate
safety equipment, including a
helmet, elbow and kneepads, are
required at all times. Visit the
city's Web site at
www.ci.costs-mesa cs us to get a
form. Call (714) 327·7560 for a
schedule of days, times and
locations of the skate pane.
NEWPORT BEACH
BALBOA FUN ZONE
Children can ride the Ferris
wheel, the meny-go-round and
the bumper cars, as well as play
video games. pose for a portrait
and browse through souvenir
shops along the boardwalk at the
Balboa Fun Zone, which has been
anracting businesses since 1936.
The fun zone offers many eating
choices, including Balboa Ba rs
chocolate-covered ice cream bars
sprinkled with toppings The Fun
Zone 1s open daily from 10 a m to
10 p.m. 400 E. Bay St., Balboa
Peninsula. (949) 673-0408
www BafboaNewportBeach com
UPPER NEWPORT BAY
ECOLOGICAL PRESERVE AND
NATURE PRESERVE
Canoe and kayak tours are
available to expenence six
diverse habitats for more than
200 bird species that ellher ltve
there or v1s1t during the birds'
Pacific flyway migration
Campfire programs are also
offered. as are free two-hour
walking nature tours departing
from Shellmaker Island every first
and third Saturday at 9 a.m. Call
the Department of Fish and Game
at (94.9) ~6746, or the Friends
of the Newport Bay at (949)
646-8009.
UPPER NEWPORT BAY PmR
ANO MARY MllTH
INTERPRETIVE CENTER
Adults and children can explore
1S hands-on interactive exh1b1ts
and communicate with the
Newport Bay Naturalists and
Friends through interpretive
educational opportunities or
watch a #visual paem# of Upper
Newport Bay presented on five
monitors, showing such acts as
birds in flight and the flow of
running water in an estuary. The
10,000-square-foot interpretive
center offers hands-on
oppartunities to experience the
inner wo rtcings of an estuary.
2301 University Drive, Newport
Beach. The center is open daily,
except Mondays and major
holidays, from 10 a.m to 4 p.m
Skosh Monahan's
St:eakboase & IRisb Pab
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SHERMAN LIBRARY &
GARDENS
More than 2.000 plant species,
from desert cactus to tropical
flowers. can be found m the
gardens at this educational and
cultural resource center dedicated
to the study of the Pacific
Southwest The conservatory on
1914 "1!'t ~~~
f rhmdly Servkel
the two-acre parcel has tmp1cal
plants and a ko1 pond, and the
Discovery Garden. specific.ally
designed for those wtlh impaired
vision, ap~als to the sense of
touch and 1s accessible to
wheelchairs Docem tours are
available The gardens are open
daily, and the library 1s open on
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• •
Contioued from A
Liaison Joe Oeary dt\suaded
them . For some s trange reason,·
Oeary thought h would no1 be
a good idea to unleash
Hollywood fiJm crews c:turing
the Fourth of July weekend.
This is a teen drama. right? Not
"Cops.· But they are both Fox
shows, so It could have b~n a
win-win for the network. But it
was a 110 go. \
Now they are back. hopi~ to
add some credibility to the
story or a dirty-blond tlwg frbm
the ghetto~ o f Chino who gel~ . \
adopted by a bJeeding heart
ublic defender and comes lo
ewport ac , on y to tn
love with the anorexic.
alcoholic girl next door and
become the arch enemy of her
boyfriend, who can't go five
minu1es without picking a figh1
with someone.
Sbool, I.brow in a shot of
Ruby's on the pier -and my
elbow -and you've practically
got yourself a documentary.
• LOLITA HARPER writes columns
Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays and covers culture and the
arts. She may be reached at (949)
574-4275 or by e-mail at
Jolila.harper <.@latimes.com
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BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Lifeguards rescue
stranded fishennen
lWo men were rescued by
Newport Beach lifeguards af·
ter they became trapped by
the Incoming tide on the rock
point west of Corona del Mar
State Beach at 10:52 a.m. on
Saturday.
•A good size surf was break·
ing. • Uf'eguard Lt. Brian
O'Rourke said. "It was very
dangerous conditions and
th ey cottldn'1 get off the
rocks."
Lifeguards Randy Lempert
aod Mlke Ure performed the
rescue from the boat Sea
Wa1ch. LemP.ert jumped in
lhe waler. p uJJed the men
from the rocks and swam
them to the boat one at a
lime, while Ure drove the
boat, O'Rourke said.
FRENCH
Continued from Al
has a fixed price menu that usu -
a!Jy won't let them off for less
than $80 per head. Other notable
Gallic eateries are Accents. Ba-
:.ilic. Golden lTuflle, Pascal and
Pc:.cadou.
In Costa Mesa. Cllat Noir joins
Cafe Pru.cal, Golden Trufilc and
Troque1.
Richard Luehrs, president of
the Newpon Beach Olamber of
Commerce. expects Rouge to be
CUP
Continued from Al
smiles on their facei..
It was the end of a four-day
sailing adventure.
"I was so proud of you guys,"
said Elizabeth Barnes, race
committee member. "That last
race was just fantastic.·
Barne' had hosted the three
17-ycar-old boys from Sydney.
Australia. in her home during
their eight-day stay. She even
gave them a lucky plastic lobster
which the boys kissed before the
big races and later attributed to
their '>UCCI.''-"·
"11lt'y played it cool. they
played by 1he mies. and they
pu!>hed 1110 1he nex1 level,"
Barne'> '><lid .
Unafraid of wet, <,lippery hugs.
The men had been fishing
from the rocks when the s urf
came in, he said. The surf was
a good size, at about 3 10 5
feet, he said.
"There definitely was a po·
tentiaJ they could have
drowned or been severely In ·
ju.red," be said.
The jagged rocks and ma-
rioe growth can cause deep
wounds and cuts, O'Rourke
said.
"Man y people real17.e they
are in a' bad situation too
late.ff he said. ~The surf·
pounds them againsl the
rocks. It's a very bad sl1ua1lon
lo be in." ·
Mesa Verde home
without power
Power was out in a residen ·
tiaJ portio n of Mesa Verde on
Sunday. police and fire offi·
cials said.
"ll seems to onJy affect the
welcomed eagerly.
"David Wilhelm over lhe years
has brought us many fi ne dining
opponunilies," Luehrs said. "I le's
one or the icons in the industry ...
While lhe average bill at
French 75 rings up at just under
$70 per person. Wilhelm sayi.
eating at Rouge will cost le"'·
Lunch should average $20. whiJe
dinner will cost between $40 and
$45 a head.
Wilhelm, a :.elf·l<lught chef and
res1aura1eur, has developed and
opened more than 14 eatene':i m
Southern Califorrua during the
past decade.
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residenllaJ area -so tar.•
Costa Mesa PoUce Sgt. Burt
Santee said . "If it turns into
New York, you'll lcnow."
Police and fire officials gave
different estimates of when
the outage began. Santee said
It m ight h ave started Saturday
n igh t. Fire Department Bat·
talio n Oller Gregg Steward
said It started late Sunday
mo rning.
llesponding to residents'
Inq uiries, city d is patchers had
spoken to Edison representa-
tives.
Edison told dispatch that
power m ight be down until 5
a.m. today. Steward said. The
fire department was told the
problem W'ds with a trans -
former at Tahili Street, a dis·
pa1cher said.
No traffic signals were af-
fected by the outage. Santee
said. I le sen1. oul 1wo extra
police uni1i. to patrol the af·
fected area.
Wilhelm held a high-profile
poi.ition with WR. Grace llei.tau-
rant (;mup. a fom1er division of
chemical giant W.H. Gmce & Co.,
where he designed the concept
and menu for tJ1e El 'IOrito (;rill,
whkh opened in Fashion l'>land
in the m1d-I 980s.
I le formed We'>t Coast He:.tau
ranLS Vcnlure" Inc. shonJy after
1hat and developed and opened
'>everaJ re.,taurant!i. in Or.mgc
County and Lo'> AnKele~ County.
In the early 1990\. Wilhelm
opencd Chimayo (,nJI. Chima~o
a t the Beach. which ha<, a ~•milar
.,outhwei.lf'm theme, opened m
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
Daily Piiot
• C.nnel Drive: A men was
arrested on suspicion of
receiving stolen property tn
the 3300 blodt at 10:37 p.m.
Saturday.
• Ogle Street: A man was
arrested on suspicion of
threatening with the Intent to
terrorize In the 200 blodt at
10:31 a.m. Friday.
• West Wiison Street: A
woman was arrested on
suspicion of forgery in the
700 blodt at 9:40 p.m.
Saturday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• East Coast Highway:
Vandalism was reported in
the 1600 blodt at 9:52 p.m.
Saturday.
•19th Street and Balboa
Boulevard: Illegal fireworb
were reported at 1 :05 a.m.
Sunday.
• 45th Street: A physical fight
was reported in the 100 blodt
at 4:17 a.m. Sunday
llunhngton Keach in 1999.
In 19!*1, Wilhelm and former
Taro Hell Corp. ( hicf 1·..xccutivc
John Mar11111ointly fornwd IJavid
Wilhelm'!> Culinary Advt•nlLirc<,
Im:. In addition to the two <lu-
mayu cateriL't'> and l·renc:h 75, the
company run\ Sorrt.>nlrl ( irillL• in
I .aKlJna Hcach and Savannah
~tt>aL. & U1op I lou~· 111 1...iguna
Niguel
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He may be reached at l9491
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Ram~ warmly greeted each
winner. All 11 1eams were
wonderful, but she said her boys
were by far her favorites.
·Awesome, stoked" Newton
said, describing h1<, feeling with
a wide grin. "Just the
atmosphere or everything at the
moment, the people -
winning."
K[Nl TREPTOW OAILY PILOT
Winning crewman Sam Newton, l 7, gets tossed into Newport Bay by fellow Australian Ben Barzach
after the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia won the Governor's Cup on Sunday.
The new boats and calming
advice from their coaches had
made au the difference, Jarvin
'>aid.
The race marked the inilialion
of a Oeet of new 21-foot
sailboats, the Governor's Cup
21 s, whk h had been designed
specifically for the Governor's
Cup by Alan Andrews, a BaJboa
Yacht O ub member.
The boats were completed jusl
one week before the scan of lhe
race and are valued al ahoul
$24,000 to $27,000, said Larry
Law, president of the Newport
BaJboa Sailing and Seam anc;hip
Assn.
"The boats are geared for the
lighter wind conditions of
Ultra Lite
1'11e l'ro/111ional Weight & HealJh
Manageme"' S11um
• No starving th& body
Southern California, .. he -.aid.
" llw new fleet i-. very
competitive, very equa.1."
The boal5 are the rei.ult of
c•fforts by Andy Rose and 01hcr
Kalboa Yacht <Jub memhcrs
who hcheved in raising the level
of the competition, Law said.
"It was a very cloi.e rdte." 'i3.id
Wayne Hodge~. publicity
direc1o r. "I think we've started a
new era for the Governor':. Cup."
The invitational race has
become an in1erna1ional even1.
regularly attracting teams from
Australia, New 7..ealand and
Great Bri1ain and from across
the United Slates, he said.
Crew members from Australia
said they enjoyed the <,un, a nice
change from their win ters. But
Dan Brandt. coach for lhe San
Francisco Yacht O ub. said he is
used to sailing in winds off the
coast of Northern California
whk h average 20 k.no1s.
they u.wd lhe mexpcm•net• of
uthe,.., to dlC'ir <Jdvan1age.
"We like libthl air. We arc ui.cd
to ii, .. Phil Siemlcr. 18. "aid.
'itemler offered some advil'C'
for 'i<liling 111 light-wmd
comiitiom. lc.ccp momentum,
steer as lilt.le as po&'>ible and find
the brtt1e.
lno-.e who came in behind
the winning learn <1till raved
about tJ1e new hoab and the
ex.perienc~ lhey had gained.
Sailors represenung lhe 1J S.
Merchant Md.rinc Academy said
they were very salL'>Oed with
second place.
·rm ''olccd." Todd Ku1kicwicz,
18. said. "We couldn't have asked
for a be1ter regalia -the
weather wa.s perfect. tJ1e level of
competition wai. incredible and
we made a lot or good friends
here."
What kept lhe team from
winning nr..1 place?
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. MThe light air. J 'm pretty
biased on that end." he said •it's
bortng as hell·
While sailors from out of town
repeatedly complained about
the light wind off the coast of
Newport Beach, Newport
Harbor Yacht O ub sailors said
"All the hot girls on the motor
boats out there," Peet Must, 19,
said. "Nah, just kidding."
$1 Q95 ~!ration •nd Brak•
PJ1tciJ lnapectlon
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• Rtcool bf'lke readings.
• Roed tMt for pttformanet
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assistant and may be readied at
(949) 574-4298 or by e-mail at
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QU01E OF TIE DAY
"Our coaches are loyal tu the school
an~ they ~o~ 't Ire.at / coaching/ just as
out of their way to help st11dents and
faculty."
· Fred Hokanson, OCC athletic director
EYEOPENER
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JOHN GOLDMAN
Daily Piiot Sports EditM Richard Dunn: 194915744223 • Sports Fu : (9491650-0170 Moodd'f August 18 2003 AS
CHECKING OUT
Of runners and renovations
• # .. ..
Cross country leads pac k
of OCC men's sports as
Hokanson eyes future
fa cility improveme nts.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
Led by the c:ro~ c:ountl) tt•am\ wt·
ond-p lace finish 1n C...il1fon11a. men\
.. pons at Orange Coa ... 1 C..ollegl· 111111rnue
thelr steady climh lo ma1111.1111 w111111ng
Lrndilions while adju'>ling to lilt• 111 till·
... ome1iml.>S d1flk11h Orangl' I mptrl'
Conference
John Knox led tht' C .oa.'>t men 111 tht>
ronfenmce title 111 cro-,,._ cou111ry <111d
track and field, ga1111ng 1011h·n·11ce
<.oath of the Year honor' ( >< < 'opho·
more long-t.lhtanu• 'l>t·ualt't \n I >1a.1
claimed the st.all· LhJ111p1u11,l11p 111 the
10.000 meter!> in Jl.::!1 SH a' <.0 .... 1 fin·
1~hed eighth. Sophm11or1· "t'111.i11 Bngg'>.
who fim!>hed founh 111 the tnplt• 1urnp
and '>IXlh in the 110 nwtl'r high hurtlJe,,
paced Coa~t'~ men\ tra1 k ll'.tm .ind \\J'>
voted the con rerenn·\ f\1.ill· /\thl1·tl' ol
the Year
The Bue~ plan:d '>t'umtl Jt till' .. 1..11e
cross country champ1on ... h1p., wuh Joel
GU7Jnan and David ( >jeda lt•ading the
\\'lly. The noS!t country and tr.irk and
field te~ were the onl} nwn .. 'pun'>
to claim conferemc uo'''" m the :!00:!-
0J ...chool year.
Nut tu say that tk·tourl'd otlwr ... port'>
from '>lllning wh t•n ll 111at11•rt•d 111t1'>t ·
dunng the poslsea.,on
Men'!> volJeybaJI rnad1 < l lll1 k I tile
ne<ie, who com pleted h1., 1 :!1 h 't'a'>on .11
Coao,t. led tm team to a 1hmJ plan· tin
lSh at the ~tale ch.imp10n-;h1p,, riding
the con'>t.'>lenl ht111ng of '>Uphomore
Poyer Pota and frf:'\hman K.:11m..111a Ka -
malam. l n e Pirate!.. who readwd the
sta1e-1ille m atch in two of the ta.,1 three
sea'>Oru.. fin ished 17 7
Don W..ttwn and Da\e ~o ll'anll'd to
lead the men's '>wllll team w ,, third-
place fi nt'>h al the '>l<llc charnp1011<,h1p'
with a ).,'TOup that ~really progn•o,\ed
chroughoul the year Salo and \\.Jt.,un
each said the team 11nprmed tlr.1111..tu
caJJy from the early '>lage., af the "t'J"""
Both the men·., ha<,kcihall tt·.1111
guided by second yt'ar coa1 h \1eve
Spencer -and the men\ '>()\ t t•r tc·..1111
-led by Laud I lavl''> -pmted w11111111g
-.ea.son-; to each read1 the ~oulllt'rn
C.alifornia regional playoff ....
Spencer led the But'> to a :W I i 111Jrk,
the mo51 wms for the Coast nwn ..,mu•
posting 21 in 1995-96. The P1r.tte-. fin~
ished ju ... l 7-21 in Spe ncer'!. fir'>l yt·.ir.
~Thal team is movmg in the nghl di
rection," OCC Athletic Din•l tor !"red
I lolcanson said.
The gUJdance coache!t such ... , Cute
nese, Spencer, L>oug ~mith ctnd Mike
Taylor, Knox and Marco Ochoa give lo
their athletes give I luk.anson rca\Un lo
believe Coast's men'<; teams remam in
good hands.
Och oa . a graduate of Adarm ~Hile 111
Colorado, and Smith both majon.'d in
XGAMES
De Araujo
edged in final
Costa Mesa resident
denied , while Glitberg
fi nishes sixth in event
won by Tony Hawk.
S f If. M RA!llk DAt • P1L '
Orange Coast College quarterback Derek Aspinwall. shown evading an El Camino defender. was a freshman last season when the Sues fmtshed 4-6. This year
Orange Coast's football team. under Coach Mike Taylor. will look for its first bowl game since 2000 and rts first conference ntfe since 1990
k1m· ... iology .111d 'hart' their knowledi-:1·
IO help cond11wn athlete., Ill (.0351\ ex
l'ffl'>e '>Cl('lll(' lab
"N11 one wurb hardt•r than our
rnache-.," llok.111!.on ..aid. "Look at the
'w11nming tt'Jlll., with I )on Wat'>on and
Daw \alo. \alo h..t' a Ph.D. I le i., the
head uf thl' lrvme Novaquauc... clod
l .1111e here to work. Our coaches arc
loyal lo the ..,d1ool and thtty don't treat
lwachingJ 1u..i a., a 1ob. ln1s is their
home and they gu out of their way to
help ..,tudenl'> Jnd lacuJty. •
Ra<ieball hl'.td coach Joh n Allohelh
completed h1' 11th !tca-.on w1th Lht•
Bue'>. who JU!>l mt.-.sed out on qualifying
for the Southl•rn (,alifomia playoff'> af
ter a MelJar 2002. But Altobelli gol 10 -;ce lhe emel'}(enu· of .. ophomore left-han
d(•d ...ianer Kyle /\lien. selected by tht•
Colorado Hockie' 111 the Major League
Ra.seball fiN-year player draft June 4.
Allen jo111., a long h~t of C.o<l!>t products
10 be drafted by Ml B teams. In all. the
J>iralt''i have won 15 conference• titles
attd thrl'l' state utt('... though the last
came 111 1980.
Smcl' opening 11' door; on Sc-pt. 13.
1948, OCCs mens athletic rerun'> have
won 16 Male championship~. Volleyball
!five) and swimming (three) have cap-
tured the most title<, whtle cro.,., mun·
try. water polo and soccer have each
notched two championships.
Coast'" football team finished 4-6 lru.t
<,eason. giving I lokanson optim1!.m that
Taylor wlll leatf OCC back. to it., first
bowl game since 2000 and fir;t confer·
ence crown since 1990.
"We are gomg tn the ngh t d1rcc11on. •
1 lokanson said of the footh.ill progr.un
under head coach Taylor "We haw .in
excelJent coach and recnmer in. ~ltkt•
faylor .and another good d.'>-'>l'>tant Ill
Doug Smith. I feel beuer ctnd lw11er
about thi'> team. It wru. a to11gh conln
ence last year. but the '>e.ti,on belon·
thJt. laylor \\a' the confere11ce <..oath
of the Year.·
lne Pirates have played their hnnw
gaml'c, in LeBard Stadium ..,111cc it "".i'
dt•d1tated ">«.•pt 1 b. 1 %5 Dunng the f.ill
footbaJJ -;ea..,on. the 7.600 \('di <>tad1u111
often host., high school game!. on I n
day.. while ( oa.,t. or other wmmunity
rnlkge team' 'uth a., (,olden We<;t, u1.,t•
till' field on '-aturdays fhe frequent
field use make.., mamtamtng the na1u
See occ. Paee A6
OCC MEN'S ATHLETIC STAFF
John Altobelh · baseball
Steve Spencer basketball
Larry Moore · crew
John Kno)(fMarco Ochoa cross
country
Mike Taylor -football
Barry Wallace • golf
Laird Hayes ·soccer
Dave SaloiDon Watson swimming
Rodney Gabuya tennis
John KnoK1Marco Ochoa -tract and
field
Chud< Cutenese volleyball
Mike Stachowski · water polo
Mike Reynolds· cheer1eading (co«il
Jeff Mayor lcoordinatOfl ·dance
(co-Ml
NFL
Johnson Vikings '
top punter, so far
He had better day than
competitor in
Minnesota's second
preseason game Saturday.
StenVlr&en
Dady Pilot
punter on 1he team\ website.
Murphy was first to punt m Mmne-
sota's fir-;1 presea'ion game. a 16-14
loss to Jackson ville. Murphy shanked a
punt for 20 yards in the fourth quarter.
Johnson had three punts for a 40.7
a verage, whiJe Murphy was at 36.7
against the Jaguars. Johnson bad one
punl land lmide lhe 20. He llu not
been bandling ldck-offs as he did
when he first anived lo camp. He will
look to solidify himself as the starter
before the season atarts ln three
weeks •
.Johnson. the tinl punter the Vitlnp
have drafted since 1978, lgned a
thtte-year contract wtth the Vi.kin
last month. His deaJ was Ju t under $1
million for the three years and in·
duded a gntns bonus of S7S..820.
• Johneon. an All·Ameiiean punter
out pf ldabo S..te Who wu Mkctecl in
the lxtb round or ltW 2003 NFl Draft.
will condriUe to beldt ..-Mwpby
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M Monday, August 18, 2003 SPORTS
VU signs six players
The Vanguard Uoiwnlty
men's $OCcet team will be
fully ltOCbd for 2003, thanks
to Coach Randy Dodge's re-
cruldng effort that bdnp in m new facies to the team.
Less than a month from the
official season opener. the U·
ons ioster is looking solid
with 10 retwners and six
newwmers lo I.be mix. Mark
' Babel. Jose Hetnandez, ond
David McA&day have trans·
(erred to Vanguard, while Da·
rin DeVore. Quisdan Mar·
ston, and AarOn Rossi join the
t~am from the high school
ranks.
and will be a junior on the
2003 IOlter that lncludes only
two ee:nion and four fun.ion.
The 5·foot·9 mklftelder was
an all-conference 9election
for the South c.oast Confer-
ence champs at LA Harboc.
OeVore graduated from
Granite Hills High School iQ
2003 where he was named his
team's MOit Valuable De-
fender and lbe Player of the
Yeu for the conference. Dur• btk his high school career,
Granite Hills bad a 56-game
uodeteau!d streak and three
SUQ:eSSfu1 runs In OF com-
petition.
Babel (O\i.no Hills). Her·
nandez (lnglewood). . and
McAulay (Tustin), are all Cali·
fomia athletes tran&ferring in
from various· schools from
within the state.
Manton joins the Lions
from Hanalel, Hawaii. He was
the team captain at Kapa'&
HJeb School and helped lead
bis team to two coaference
champioosb.lps.
SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT
Dane Gilliam was part of Orange Coast College's third place finish
in the state volleyball tournament as a freshman last year.
Babel is a midfielder who
will be a sophomore after
playing his freshman year at
NC.AA Division n c.aJ State
San Bemudino, and redahirt-
ing for a season.
McAulay, a 5-foot-9 for-
ward, used his first year or ell·
gibillty at NCAA Division I
Fresno 'State University and
will also be a sophomore for
the Lions.
Hernandez played two sea·
sons at LA Harbor College
Rossi. a 5-foot-8 defender:,
attended high school at St.
Jabn's lntemational School in
Waterloo. Belgium. The son of
.milSlonary pamita. be has re·
tumed to hl!a home state to
attend Vanguard. 1be three·
sport high ecbool athlete was
named the Athlete of tbe Year
at st. John's.
The Uons kick off the sea-
son on the road in Utah on
Aug. 28th, after an alumni
game.
occ
Continued from A5
ral-grass surface diflkuh. so Ho ·
kanson envisions a ~;ynthelic
suiface.
"The crown in Lhe middle of
the field is 28 inches, so we
either have to level it off or put in
a synthetic field," he sald. "lhe
cost of putting in a synthetic
field compart.>d to maintaining a
natural-grass field i~ aboul 1he
same."
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Elsewhere in the stadlum are
bleachers and handicap access
routes that need to be repaired.
Money allotted to OCC
through passage of Measure C in
last November's state election
has been earmarked for the im·
provements. which also include
resurfacing the tennis courts.
Now, the task of planning a bud·
get and securing architects and
contrc1ctors to perform the work
becomes a priori[)'.
• Hokanson expects improve-
menLS to be made gradually over
the next 12 to 15 years.
Rounding out Coast's men's
squads' performances in 2002-03
were the golf team placing fourth
in the OEC while first-year water
polo coach Paul Stachowski led a
team that had only three sopho-
mores to a 14· 18 marlc. First-year
crew head coach Larry Moore
took over for legendary Coast
coach and tni.tructor Dave Grant
and led the OCC varsjty eight
and novice eight to fifth-place
finishes at the Pacific Coast row-
ing championships.
Second-year coach Rodney
Gabuya guided the Bucs through
the OEC season whjle watching
singles standout Robert Qiu ad-
vance to the round of 16 of the
Southern California men's re·
gional tennis championships.
Qiu teamed with Denny Le in
double\ to wm a first-round
match.
Gaining as many full-time
coaches ru. possible will be an·
other one of Hoka.nson's goals to
keep OCC at the forefront of ath-
letic success.
"We aJi.o want to make sure we
have ill> fine of facilities as pos-
sible so we are the leader of the
OEC in year\ to come." llolcan-
son .. aid. "The best thing we
have here i!> loyalty and not just
loyalty 10 the school. (Coaches
and staff] put 111 the time and ef-
fort it 1ake'> 10 mainrain the high-
class program., we have."
XGAMES
Continued from AS
001 Incl event, which abo in·
cludei. Ghlberg'!> 'ilXth-place fin.
1sh. will air Wednesday from 6·8
p.m. on t:SPN 2. while de Araujo
wiJJ be on ·1v Tuesday from 6-8
p.m. on r.SPN2.
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Fabiola da Silva, a Costa Mesa
resident who is one of Lhe most
recognl1.able X Games athletes,
won the aggressive in-line park
title Thursday and that will ap·
pear on r:SPN Tuesday 2·3 p.m.
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Celebrating the nuJJennjum
DON
BEXITI'Y
Newport Harbor
Sailor standout's career went from
the track to .cross country courses
and to the class room.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
I n the early 1950s,
Newport Harbor High
ruled the cross
cow1try courses and Don
Beatty enjoyed every day
of the success. It was the
type of experience tha1
helped lead Beatty into
teaching and coaching.
which created more
wonderful memories..
When Beatty graduated
Crom Newport Harbor, the
Sailor; had won 54
straight dual cross country
meets. Thanks also to
Todd White, they garnered
a fifth-place finish in CIF.
the highest any
Newport sports
team had
accomplished at
that time.
was an All-Sunset League
fullback at Newport
Harbor.
After coUege. in 1967.
Beatty returned to his
local stomping grounds
and became a teacher in
the Newport-Mesa
District. I le was an
assistant coach for track
and field at TeWinlde
Middle School. then the
following year he moved
over to Estancia, where he
informaJly provided his
experience and coaching
for the cross country and
tratl and field teams. I le
served as head coach of
the Eagles' cros.c; country
team for a few years.
·we had a
powerhouse
going there." said
Beatty, who lives
in Newport
Beach. "My best
memories
include Todd
White and Larry
Don Beatty
"Coaching
with Tom Fish
and Don Bums
was always a
plus,· said Beatty,
the latest
honoree of the
Daily Pilot Sports
Hall of Fame.
"The 70s were
good years for
sports with
weU-behaved,
hard-wonung
Castro, who ran barefoot.
I le was an inte~ting
case. He was offered
shoes. but he didn't want
them. We also had Auggie
OsCrosky and Otis Boling."
Beatty also enjoyed
success in track and field.
I le set three school
records in the bee and cee
divisions, so, in chat sense,
his records remain intact.
I le set school records in
the 660. 1,320 and the
varsi l)' 880 races.
In the 880. Beatty
completed the schoors
first sub-two·minuLe run,
finishing in I :59.7. ln the
J.320, he broke a 21-year
old CIF record by finishing
in 3:11.9.
Arter high school. Beatty
attempted to continue hiJ,
nmning in coUege, but he
endured severe knee
problems. which took
away his speed. He
suffered from
Osgood-Schlatter disease.
which causes swelling and
pain just below the knee.
"When I got to coUege.
the knees wouldn't go," he
said. "I couldn't even
climb stairs."
After earning his
bachelor's and master's
degree at long Beach
State, Beatty went into
teaching and eventually
became a cross country
and track and field coach.
He said his uncles
provided great inspiration
for him. His uncles
included Melvin, who
played baseball at Oregon.
Blanchard. who was a
backup quarterback at
USC and Elwood. who
klds. One season I had 44
with no assistant coach.
One thing I recall was
bemg. perhaps. the first
cross country coach in
Southern California to
allow girls to run. They
ran in the bo)'li junior
varsity races.. It was my
good fortune to work with
Natalie FemandC7~ who
held the E<itancia two-mile
mark for 21 years.·
Beatl)' also taught at
C,,osta Mesa He eventually
left coaching because he
said his time
commiunents with
teaching conflicted with
spending time with his
teams. However. he
influenced many lives by
passing on the
importance of
preparation.
"My thought was what
was successful was
whether an athlete
learned how to train and
then made
improvements," said
Beatty, who enjoyed cross
country and track and
field because of the rare
o pponunlties the sports
provided. ·Although there
was team camaraderie.
the fact that it was an
lndMdual thing was an
attraction ror me because
it avoided the team aspect
and other pressures that
come with all that."
Beatty. 65, has had five
joint operations and said
he, ·survived 34 years of
public school teaching.•
He is retired and stays
active with jogging,
rowin.g, swimming and
hiking.
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ciuiu, credilon, <Ull yuu dlt' • ~ct'>nn Ill A HEARING un the
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per\On\ who may lltti Y'"' t11Ay hlr w1lh lier \l l'lf MR!H 11 ?OOJ .. t
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the will or est•le ur '-1tre tdl Not1t ~ I for 111 l>I lut •ted •t 3"' I f he City
both of. MIRIAM S l'l•> •1f the lol1111 nf '" IJ11ve Snulh Oran&e (A
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Lisa Ann Wy\Olkt in the C lfdt \M hnn 11'>0 A hut"'& and ~l•lf your
Supe11o1 Court of C•h H•11u••I fur Sp ... •·It •1bt•c.1•1Jt1\ or f11 .. w11llen
lornia, County of OR Nulole lorrn '' ••d•l•bk ubie<11ut1• with lht ~0111t
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ol lhe decedent 92801 '"" mu\1 ltl~ yuur 'loom
TH£ PETITION ieque\h Pubh h• •1 Nrw1 "r I "'''"th•'"'"' ~11<1 nt•tf
Ille decedent \ Will Mid a.,dlh , .. ,.1 .. M~· e 0d1lv d lUIJY lo th• IJ<IWllJI
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Independent Adm1111\ Gto AGNIS I. WAU.EaO th• h•Mlllt ll llr """ • 'I
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VM:ATION
PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Daert Property 5960
NIGH DISllT
Mrnt C) l1t S1'.l> P8 JtC..
• Wm!. rUdi ' -""*' & -_,. ,. Catnli> !Mr"~
MOftTANA lAND IAA·
GAINS Priced IOI rm
mediate s•I• ft om $451,990 P11me l•h vtew
P•rc el t o 1 acres
l'emoumK v11ws owe<
looll1n1 Canyo n r '" y
l•ke Ace e'' l o
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Hei.na H11hon1I rorl\I
lO minuln lo Helen•
Palled road u111h1
'' ound 11hht11s Caw for
rnf0tm1tt0n ' broch111e -~ Ow11u l 866·n6 3420
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w/ttfll, ISOO/-llhl6t
!Ille Mp.~ 631 ·71•
r ront i.-.. 21lr Ibo,
new paint/carp ;> bro<k
patios wd no $mk/pel s 1850 yrly 949 640 0949
• (as! B•y front 1pt lb•
Iba Ip $1800 •1~ 'M>
~ IUll -brllftl SI «Da 2br 2bl loJW yoly $2100 • r C6Til!hed wtntB :.. 2ba s 18Xl 'ct !M9 ~ 7(M
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We• to mat\"""~ ~ ~I Harbot W~
S 1850/rno 949 8J6 37 JO
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Wttb•t. wld hook ups,
Sl900/mo 949 640 1035
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1ental, cult! COM duple•
11r1se. w/d hookup• Aet $2650 9'9 293 4630
o.-vi•• l o•efy I
''°'Y lbc Zba • den fp attach 2 car 1er
Courtyard enlry. comm
pool Sm1ll pet o k
S3450mo Ki.in Mam!.
887-704 8649 19204
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$895/mo Wal••/1•••11
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l1NO NIWPOlt'T HOMfS
Bill GRUNDY REAi. TOR~
94t-67S-6161
lp llr I le unit on
quiet Pen1nsul• Point
No1\mll/pet $1510 inti
uftt 949 Z93 '6JI
NIW'f'OIT HllGHTS Jb1 townhou~ fp, 11ng aar
new carpel patlO ve<Y
nice SI~ 949 612 6004
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yd. ....,_ i.i. "" lCllJad!d ~949-642 ~ .... ,." er.... jlbr
2ba. 2 c c••. ••I~ to
bch. ten/pool/"'' S 190()
Avail now 949 707 '408
NIWPOU HllGHTS
Cotuos • 2bt l b•
tenwm. hdwd flu. tp
I"· yard S2250 e 2bt 2ba Ip, hdwd ffn. 111
l•b. $1900 949 642 5488
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fWw;port & lllfl1f9"'M ""' Set yOUt own w.lllehlle1
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Al Monday, August 18, 2003
ACROSS
I Dec:ide on
4 l<lder1"1cr\M
8 8ellyeche
12 Tyj)e ot QOllar
13 .Jul'• home 14 Bano rnstru-
me<'llt
18 Root·top ll>nure 'f
11 Stan11f• 11YOUt
(2wdL) 19 Put ell on
21 Comic -SrOOks 22 Hevetun
23 Wa11y crlltet
25 flctiOnaJ 08j)(l!llO
21 raar-ipro
31 Kind Ill duet 3S By;on woO<
3G Gawked Ill
38 I h.atet part
39 S&L piOleciot 41 Oflnl< nolelly
43 -on (con-
vinced)
44 LISI
48 9e merdlul
48 Un~tcrted ltsl'I
'19 Oozed !i 1 Many Novemb6r 53=cd :.!> Mayberry luCl 56 Adm118f
59 CoSf)Cf''s st 6 t Alen paS':fV
65 Black hole expe1
TODAY'S
88 ComtCS moppet
69 Havln\)morc
10W~
71 Pett.cf p aoe
72 Ell·"-'PC'--73 ~ISIO<Jf $
IHpotl
7 4 Deck tho Halls' WO<d
DOWN
1 Ken or 1..en11 ol
lilm 2 Mexican dollaf
3 PHPl*ll'& 1Slalld
4 Wild horses !> <.:ommon abDf
6 Tepod
7 lull!DI
8 HQl'IPl 9 Distant tom 10 Owu.oo "4lnttri
11 LEM lonocr t:> Mcel waldlOog.,
I ~ I arm tlf 1<.10tiUU• 18 AC suppty
20 Canooloo,
as a launctt
(hypft'
;>• Hollows 26 Calo'ldar divs
21 Removes a h.:JJ
?8 Ace -n~
29 Net
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOlVEO
:JO E r1k11UJ 6981JI
(hyph)
32 Fierce warrlo1
()1'11.)6
-:J3 ICR h(Jti.;.e?
34 Yields rerrilorv
37 l:li~ Dipper
IMll\11bor 40 Nabs
42 Con~11y
•S Naml' IOf ;) I O'\ 4/ -th11 It~
!>Cl El9Ystor bunon
52 Lead shot
l>4 Jtij)llf"'"' City Sf! Tote
57 Jacoo s twin
.!>(I Calil• !j1Vlt'5
60 F111GA•alC1 s
poet
62 Car lmpOfl
6J Henr,.s 1stanos
64 H1tJ11t..tl rl
66 Bohby -
ol hockey
61 Arml'•
w~ OMAR SHARJF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
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ANSWl!RS '1'0 W£HKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q I • Both vulncniblc, 11.~ South you
hoW:
•'i54 7 J AKQ1087 •AQJ
The toiddin.R has proceeded:
SOUTH W~ NORTII EAST
t Pass l• .._
?
Whal do you bid now~
A . If you play thut a two.level
re~poni.c create~ a game force, you
.:an cooviJlcc panncr of good dub
support by raising now, plannmg 111
rebid d1amon(b over panner'& fk!Xt
bid. If 001., a rai'iC 10 t.hrce clubs
would not be fun:.ing, w you buve to
jump to three diamooJ.~ lo creatt: a
forcr. 11111t could result in mi~ing a ~111111 ifpar1ncr 1~ worried about th<'.
cluh \Ult.
Q 2 -Ncith.:r vulnerable. a' Suuth
yuu huld:
•A K J 84 AKJ 7 K 7.\•~
The bidding hu~frocccded:
SOlll'JI WI£.-; ORTll •:AST
I• ~ 2NT P16S
?
Whul do ~ ou hid nuw'1
A · You ar.: m the \lam lt.lnc, anJ the key rn OX' hand 1s partner·, ,,ard, 111
the mujor wi" To find Ulll ll)(}n:
about North', holdlo~. hid three
hcart.!o now. Should partner 'h"" J"
intrn:'t h} n-bidding thrl"r no trump.
11 '' 1111~ tn gL'I oul the auction. but 1f
Nort11 00c:,, \Unielhin~ d-.r YllU t'llll
'how your di;unond lr<1g1fk!nt nc\I
Q 3 • Umh \'ulncn1hlc. "-'South }OU
hold·
•l>.1 IJJll2 (,)IU 72 •J9J
Tiic bidding hil\ rruccrdcJ.
'\ORlll !-.AST so11·111 \H.•.-r
I• 1'11.'' I Pll'-'
2• l".b~ ? Wh~t Jn ~ ou hid 11111,1, 1
A • Yuu ha' c a' lirtk <t' Lhc lu1,1,
Jlluw' fc1r your ong1nal n:'P' '""' \j"" )OU rlJU\I take l~C not lo dl•
anytlung h• rna~c panr1t•r lhink your
'alut'l> an· "(l\lnd Sinn· th<'. JUllll'
,i.ifr '' rordnf.. tilt-wil} "a) 111 J!""
to h1J rwo 110 1rumr now
Q 4 • As South. vuJllCfllble, you
hold:
a A 7 5' J 2 ~A J 10 9 6 2 o 2 • 6
Tbe bid<l.inJ! has proi:.eeded: Wf':sT N<J\n'H 11.AST S()lffH t• t• l v 1
What do you bid oow'!
A • 1-'occntially, you have 11 IOl of
pluying uic~ while yoor length in
panncr's suit dimini~hes your side''
defert>ive capability. Jump to four
spades. lf you M: lucky. you will get
to play there. Partner should make
the contr.ict easily. Reganilcss, do
not 10ell out to 11 five.level minor-suit
game.
Q S • Neither vulnerdble. us South
you hold:
•7652 Jl09J 7S •KIOS
The tndding ha.~ proc.:ee<lt'(j:
NORTH EAST" SOt,TU Wt.:SI'
I• Pim PtiS I•
J)bl I'll.~ ?
What at:htin Jn yuu lllkc'!
A -P'dltncr \ doublr i~ for takeout.
Ml penally and, ron,idaing your
I"'"'"'· you have a very u-.cful hand for
him -the lung in his )Ull and four
dc.:cnl heart' However. 1t 1' enough
tu bill lwo hcllll.\ nuw. If there i)
game 111 t.hc .:ard\, par1ncr ha\ w
havt." ennug.h to act again. Wr will
Jl),11 accept a rl'll\'lll lo lwn dubl>
'1111:t• partn..-r\ action doc~ not ~ar·
ante..: four ht~.irts.
() 6 • 1-".u'I Wc\I >itlncrJhlc. ll\ South
}OU hu)d.
• "(} IU 7C..1 II 5 • Kf.)ll52
l ho: b1JJmg h;~, prurccJcJ:
SOLlllt \\·EST 1'0RTll !::.AST
I• Obi Rdbl 2
\.\/hJl UCLIOll du ~ llU lll~C r
,\ -lllt'. n-J11uble a,J-, )'"' lu !!"t:
p.trtncr rbt'. nghl uf way. hul there "
nn "-ay you an: grnng In dclc:nd a
lo"' -k,cl h«an contrat'I th.it p;inrn:r
ha\ doublrJ To tell pannrr of your
Jhtrihuuonal, weak hand. bid lhr.x
duh, mm
P..-io Kl* Studio in r as11
Island mal. kn<..., tu e•pd
ha1styltsls P111ie loc. ta
wall m ~212 1629 Perk!
9000 Automotive 9004 Automotive 9004 Automotive 9004
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m Cor ""'' del M,11 . CA. l wo pb"'""" •va1lable.
funPral Servll~ Diret
tors to ove1'ee < hapel
and gravn1de serv1c~.
needed weekdays &
some weekends. SI Ohr .
Musi have p1oless1onal
appearance. be com
passionate and friendly
Calf 949 644-2700 and
spe.ak w1tl'I Miles Wood
Part ..,_ R.ief M....,_
$12/hr Lg ~to1age
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Quldc.booti1 h ammg &
support/trouble ,hooting
~w~buslrms °' personal 949-548-2538
Additions&
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Install, reface cabinets
~ ~ Ool• 114-541'>-72!>8
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Carpet Repair~les
~CARPET CARPET .
Repair•. Palthrng, 111,tall
Courteous any s11e 1ob•
Wholesale' 949-497 0205
Cleaning
Touch of Kla~s
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714-926-4221
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11111 "1p1•1b cond
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bedul1ful like new cond.
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auto GOii • m1, melalhr
1 cd /tan lthr superb
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Bkr 949 ~ 1888
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am·fm CO, ~unrt, ac..
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MERCEDIS INZ '92
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am·tm c.a~. cc, hnt, alloy
wht<. S5999 114·593 8129 ~ d1 , bla<k, 5 w. "J"
ruof lull pw1 $l!>lXl
714.9 14 8166
BMW '90 32SI
Sl'l 99!> v~')!>/71 11 ford '6 S Mus tang
n.rnunw & warrauly dVdll Convt't t1ble. original
B~r 949 586 1888 owner ~nhd car $19.99'.>
Mercedes '03 320(
20ll m1. p~wter pertetl
w nd, fletcher Jones ~vc
& e• tended w•rr anty
$44 !>()() 949 644 2347
hl\e new Blk ltan, 4 dr
auto, ac, ~unrf. full pwr.
t1nl, Ca smoi-$3650
714 45<1 1698
www.ocpa bl.tom obo 949·119 ?943
BMW 5281 '99
Sport Wagon •Int cond
warranty, loaded $?7.99'.> 949-88/-464.4
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Concrete & Masonry
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silver/grey, 4dr. sunroof,
Ith•, auto, 38k ml, $4800
new tire.s 949-760-0144
Owysler '94 New Yodter
J 5 V6 I owner 43~
nllual ml , books.
ret.ord,, melalflc tur
qu<11v/la11 llhr fully
loaded. lrke new $4995
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Drywall Services
WITTHOEFT ORYWAU
All phase' sm/lrg 111bs
CllANl lOy1 s. fa11 , free
e<.t I 400JJO /14 639-1447
Electrical Services
DUNCAN UfCTRIC
I oral Qu1rll Respon•e
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Dave Hamilton
949·322-8292
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repa11s714-348-8430
FIX UP SPICIAUST. All
types of repa11s flee
t11tal. plumb1112, door~.
water heal8'S. l*5 & mtte
24h,ndays 714·366 1881
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Carpentry • Plumbmg
01 ywall • Stucco
Pamhng, r.ie & ITIOfe
20+ Ytars E.perlenct!I JI 7t4-969·S776
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H-e ltepolr $fNn.ffsf
Interior & Eatenor
Repairs 714 501-6466
THI HANDYMAN
All woril guan1hleed PkJrnbin&. Elldrical, Doon.
Fnsh carp Ilk:.~
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JUNlt TO THI DUM'1 II
714·968· 1882
AVAILABLE TOOAYI
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Additions &
Quality Remodel/no
SillCt 1970
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PHii.UPS AUTO
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mi, lpO(ts 1>111.
( t 9478C) S24.980
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Sltvel w/blllck lthr,
SteptrOllic
(193871) $21,980
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White w/saddle lel!lh
er, moonroo(
( l 9443) S28.91ll.
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Set Green w/Sllddle
lthr, 281< ml, rllOOnf'OOf
(19112) $29,980 .
HM«ceclnsut 2"1
Blue w/black, aiev
5jl0fls pka
(l'J416) $27.980.
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Red w/black llhr, 5spd
(19470) Sl8.91rl
Oll'ondNTirio
Tlptromc. only I Ilk
moles, nava2at1nn
(19394) INQUIR(
93 J.e.11us GS 300
Gold w/Slldcfle leather.
chrome wheels
( 19418) S21.!8>
0 2 Ponc#N G12
Black w/black ooly 100
m1le1>
(19597Cl INQUIRE.
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Sliver w/g1 ey. ndvf
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00 Porsche l oJtster
Silver w/black, pren11um ~ound
(194763) $?8.980
949-S74-7777
PttlLfS AUTO
~(99
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ACR red on biack, low miles. eor1eousl
( 1940!)1) SS7 .980
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Silver w/black Ith!,
Steptromc;
(193811) S21.980
HU~S.
While w/-sdle lealh
et. mooorool
(19443) $27,!8>.
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lttw. 28K m1. r11oonrooJ
(19111) $29,!llk).
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(19416) $Z7,91ll.
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Red w/black llhr. 5spd
( 19470) s 18.98:1
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Tiptronlc, only 1811
miles. navar.iall(Kl
(19394) INQOIRf
fl Lex.w GS 300
Gold w/s.oddle lealh"1
chrome wheels
(19418) $21,980
02 'ondw GT2 .
Black w/blacll only 100
mite' (19597C) INQUIRE
0 r MerceJet ClSOO
Solver w/grey. nav1
2at1on, only l~K m1
( 19'>4'>C! .tNQUIRI
00 'oroc#ie •o.111ter
Silver w/bldtll, 6wd.
low mile~
( 1960/) $3!:>,980
949·574-7777
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l'oruhe '99 Correra
Mlflubkhl DIAMAHTt '92 46k m1 bit. blk Ith• LD
751. m , ch.Jf/ioey 'IUrft, throme whh. Ilk•• fl••W
Al. 6 cyl. b.tdod C.. .,,1~ $42.000 V•62'lO'i7 fl
$440) 714 914 8166 nanc1ng & wa11 <>va1I Bkr
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SE 281'. actual mi, books,
records. I ·ownet white/
tan lthr, CO. running
boards/brush 11urd1,
like new cond. v272848
$18,995 fin & warr1nty
avail Bkr. 949·!>86· 1888 --•c,....l.c-
Toyota '91 hcoma 4x4
New off rd Ines. 3 l/2"
hit kit. pl w/alarm mint
cond $7900 949 675 5744
AUTOMOBl.ES, MISCS.UNEOUS
Warited
F-'Y ~.,.....
Over 40 YEWS e•pl Wll1 pay
a '1ery law pnce for your
e11t, van or tr\JCll paid (or
oo not Cal Oidl Rey (@
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437·19.11 or ll4-328-3228
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AUTOMOTIVE
PARTS/
ACCESSORIES/
1 tl4 GMC JI n Cr.ft
Country RV. 2 ae unlt!f 429 Chevy V8. 251( or11111
ml. Sll,500 BEST OFfiR
114 840-7919
HHY 2000 30ft.. & 2003 n u.. lmrNc
sleeps 6 & 8 optional
tent. pmlc tbl, bbQ,
Toy t11ller & lent
trailer 949,295 0356
or 949.f>OO, 1266
BOATS
9615
DUffY lUCTRtC 'et
Cl ASSIC I 8fl fu lly
restored, besl otter Rick 949.343.9414 .
18' a-it Newpcrt Pildld
looks lb d Duffy. ~
boat 1-t.s a tPJd s.lip II
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DUFFY lllCTRIC 199S,
rtew balte11~s. aood
co11d1t1on $12.000/obo 714 612 4544
Sailboats 9520
CAl 20 SWOAT, sip Ml
Sl4'S
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SERVICES BOAT REPAIRS/
_Loa_ns ___ ~_.. SERVICES
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BOATS SUPS/
MOORINGS/
LAUNCHING/
STORAGE 9680
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around 831bu• l)land,
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House Ctnnlng Painting Plumbing
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Moving & S1orage
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Low Rates
Storage Specials
Since 1981
949-645-4545
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Calif Public
Ut1lit1cs Commission
requ11n that all used
l'lousehold eoods
mover~ print their
P U C Cal r number:
limos and chautteurs
prlnl the11 T .C.P.
number in all edver-
lisemcmts. If you hne
1ny quut1ons about
t he leaalrty ol a
mover . l imo or
chauffeur. call:
PUIUC UTIUlllS
COMMISSIOM
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Painhng
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Rob Isbell · Owner
Costa Mesa. Ca
(949) 646-3006
Cell 949·887·1480
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Repairs & Remodalma
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