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SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2001
Crystal Cove residents face eviction
• State• parks depCirtrrwnt Sdys
move is n eedPd to tix Sl!Wd9C
system thdl hds leake d into
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Paul Clinton
DAILY PILOT
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SEE COVE PA GE A18
~t>sidt-nts ol histor i1 c otld9P' di C rysldl Co\ t• will <,oon
rp1·t>i\'P l'\'icli o n no li< .,.,, dffording to -.tdtt> oHi< idl<,.
Radisson to the rescue
•Afte r d problPm with
rcsponsl~ tinw, NPwport
BPach hds put up fi rdi9htl·rs
dl a hote l lo bring lh<'m
closm to possi hie' dction.
Mathis Winkler
DAILY PtL01
NEWPO!ff BE·\( "11 -Exn•pt tor
the d<lrk hlu1· 1in1tnm1s hdng1nu m
the closet d ncl n «111pl!' ol hdnd · hPlcl
rddto:. on llw d1•<,k . Room 207 ctl thC'
Radisson holPI w111 Jlcln't stnkl' v1s1-
tors d!> pr1rtic11lctrly 1inus11c1l
Rut tn this <'<l..,l'. tht• minor dPlr11ls
mdke dll th1• cltfl(•rt•ncP Sinn• f\ fon-
ddy mom111~1. thn•p Nt-wport At'c1rh
ft reJ1ghtN!> hc1V<· '><'t up rdmp ctl the
hotf•l to 1mprovP Im• !>crvtr(•!:. tn thP
city's airport c1rl'<1 rtnd Sc1n lo Anc1
H<'tghts.
Previously -.1•rvPcl hy the 0rdnue
C "ounty Fm• Authnnty'.<. Pm' Stc1twn
27. emer g('ncy rl''>Ptinw tunes httd
dropped lwlow llw !>lctndard c1fter
the stdlJOn cc1uuht hrP tn Decf>mbN
c1nd county f1rpf1qhtPrs wtHP moved
to c1nothPr stot111n 1111 C 1lle ttP Avc•nue
tn Irvin<'. Th<> I IH.'. c1ppdr(•ntly
caused by d mc1llunctwrnnu c1ll1c
heater. l <!lt orw ftrPltg h tN shqhtly
m1ured c1ncl cc1usPrl c1bout $1 J,000
w orth of ddmd~Jl'. rlcrord1n~ to a
stdtement rf'lt-ctsPcl by dulhonty offt·
cials at the ttnw.
fln Wednesd dy, "Danger -Do
not enter " siuns wrre still posted c1t
the huil d tng th<tl sits n ear J ohn
Wayne Airport'<; runway at the cor-
ne r of Cdmpus Drive a nd Dove
Street. No ddte hds been set to
reopen the sldlton, said Capt Pdul
Hunter, a spokesman for thf' fHf>
a uthority.
Newport BPdrh Fire Department
officials decided som ething had to
be done alte r monitoring services in
the area smce the fire and subse-
quent move took place.
While county firefighters respond-
ed to 95% of au e mergency calls
within five minutes before the ir own
station became uninhabitable. the
situation flipped during the last five
SEE FIRE PAGE A18
GR£(; PlY I DAit \ ~, .. ')"
Engineer Jim Pasternak of the Newport Beach Fire Department parks his crew's fire e ngine
at the Radisson hotel, where he and his colleagues have set up a te mporary post. •
Graffiti on the rise in Costa Mesa
•Despite apparent increase in spray-painted
vandalism, city 's $2,000 reward for arrests has
gone uncollected . ,...
Jennifer Kho
DAILY PILOT
"M y real feeling is the city
does an excellent job cleaning
up graffiti but a lousy job pre-
COSTA MESA -It hap-venting graffiti,• he said . "I
pened again Saturday. have no enthusium for call-
Emie Feeney woke up, in~ to get It painted over.
looked Mfou the street and I want it stopped at its IO\ll'Ce.
aaw ll -2-foot-high letters Some people in the d ty try to
spray-painted on the fences downplay it, saying It's just
at Paulartno Elementary 'tagging.· but this is gang
School. graffiti. It yells at peop&e that
Her husband, John, sak1 we have gang memben in the
IUCb grattttl baa again neighborhood, and who
become a common ligbtln his wants to live in a ne6ghbor·
Nartb nMgb __ boilM_bood_. --~-with gang Tben'~ _
QUESTION
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Dale Birney, spokesman
for the Costa Mesa Police
Oepu11Dent,1 Mid gral'fttl
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INSIDI SPOITS
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Irvine Co.
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SfE HU NT PAGE A10
Spring bonus
for schoOls
• Ninc>I P<'n NPwport-Mesd
CdmpUSl'S to !"PCPive statP
monPy for nwPting targt·l scores
on stud ent pc ri om1dnre tests
Danette Goulet
DAILY PILOT
NE\\ l'ORT-~ l[~.\ -Tiwv'rt• ui tht> mont'\'
Ay '>pnnq ..... choob 111 the NPwport -Mes~
UnrftPd Srh1111l Dl'>tnrl can expect $870 ooq
in stdtf' lunfl.., tn thP mt11l
Gov. Crr1y l>ct\'t!>' nflrct-d enn ed Wedne!>-
cla y to rtnlt• 1111t tlw do ug h to schools that me t
their tdTC!('t ..,('(Ill'" o n thP Acaclf mJC Pertor -
mancP lnd1•x { )n t lw 11"1 of b en e fi cidnf."s
SEE SCH OOLS PAGE A10
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A2 Thur$doy, February l , 2001
BRIEFLY IN 1usm1ss
Costa Mesa company going its own way
Costa Mesa-based Strategic HR Services announced this week that it
· is separating from CB Richard Ellis.
The human resources outsourcing company has more than 600
clients, including Xerox anct Disneyland. It provides sta!fing. training,
benefits and payroll administration, among othe~ ~rv1ces.
Projected revenue for the year is about S 10 mtlhon. The c.ompany
has more than 65 employees.
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Tommy Reminiskey
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HE IS
The ll'r hnolugy guru
KEEPING MACHINES UNDER CONTROL
Tommy Rf'm1n1skey keeps the
clocks tic king , the computers hum-
rmny c1nrt lht• dldnns n ngmg at dU of
lhl' NPwport -Mt'~d Umhed School D1s-
tnc l ccJrnpuse>!> ctnrt properties
Althouyh he hc1s c1 start of lour. 11 1s
Tommy J{C'm1n1skcy whom everyone
know ... 1n thP di.!>tnct. because he is
.ilway'i our thNc trouble-shooting.
Th<.• hr!.I thing h(;' does each ddy is to
r h1·c·k ht!. c-mc1rl!:. dnd phone messages
for prolJl<.•ms r1t c,choob
Any ghtrhPl> in the public
<1nnou nrr•rnent ~ystem& or dead batter-
1t>s in fin' c1lc1n11s will be repaired and
n •pldcC'd in no llme .
MAN BEHIND THE CURTAIN
Remjniskey also 1s the re<1son the
c~mmunity_ c;c1"f<,1t in thP r-omlort of
K eeping things running
at our schools
their living 1oom:,, twice c1 month and
watch as school bodrd m e mbers
debate the issues, instedd of hav ing to
endure the slllf. uncomfortable chdH
of the boardroom.
Back in his crdmpcd audlOVlSUdl
room , he controls the tc1pmg of the
m eetings and provides d hve feed to
the cable station.
I le lollnws the actJon, c utting ba~k
and torth betwef'n lhe lhree cam e ras
m the boc1rdroom thdt M e controlled by
robotics.
Meanwhile, he m a kes two tapes o f
the m eeting, d VHS copy tor posterity
and 3/4-inch tdpes that he takes to the
Costa M esa c1nd N ewport Beach cable
stations for them to replay.
"W e used to do it on audio way
bark w~en," Sdld the 23-year veteran
of the school ci1slnrl.
A CREATIVE GUY
The presentdlinnc; lhd~>th~rs mdkC'
dt mee lings ulso ht•tpn with Rr>1111 -
n1sk('y's crcdlJv11y.
He mdy fhµ o ff th<' llnht~ c1nct pow e r
thf'm up. but hP hc1d d hctnrl in them
long before thc1t
·I do the fOOld91' a ncl wnte tht>
scripts for those." Rc mm1c;key ~d id oJ
the! Newport Coa&t E IPmentdry Sch ool
Videos and the mc1tnlC'nt1ncc and o pe r -
clt1on s vid eo thdt fc11thful viewers mt1y
remembPr.
As more cc1mert1!-mokl:' the ir way
into the C'hool syc;t<•m , RPminisk Py'S
JOb w ill expdnd, hut h e rt>vels in the
chalienyes. he sard
"It'~ real chul10nqiny. hut I •njoy it,"
hP Sdid. "It's like a hornf' -more hke d
fdmiJy -hNt• thdn ,1 1oh •
-Story by Danette Goulet
Photo by Greg Fry
Thl'll'0
" rt W11ll'hllllS€' !':.rtlP.
q<1in<J throuqh :-;dturdc1 y c.1t
Island Living Fine Hawaiian
Furnishings 1n Co!>tc1 MP!i.d
On .,,.11· <1n · rilrL•c1d y n·ducNl
( 'htnP'>I' rlOllC(llf''i di 25'Y.1 Off,
l1t1111h110 lumitun-· <11 25'Y.. ufl,
c1ncl .Ill vint.iqP-'ityh• rattan
l11rn1t11n· ctl 10"1 .. oil lsldnd
L1vmq 1<, ,,, I hhO Monrov1d
/\v1·. l!n11 I>. Co stc1 M esa lt'!-
(lp<·n Imm 11 a m to 5 p .m .
TI1l'~cl.1y th mugh Pnday ancl
11 .1.m to 4 p .m . Sc1turdays.
lnlnm1c1t1on. (94~1 650-557fi
A perfect day for jewels
Of lat<>. we have been deluged
with matenal from jewelry companies
Must have something to do with that
dreaded V-day.
The home o ffice o( Batley, Banks &
A1dclle. wh1r h hds a b ranch in South
Coast Plaza, gav£> us some helpful tips
on where the heart symbol onginated.
A pparently, 1t elates back to the late
1300s. when scholars made a mistake
in drawing the shape of the human
heart with a scallop at the top.
RETAIL ROUNDUP
also has a South C oast Plaza store. hac;
just com e out with the. "C-Heart, • a
golden pendant created from face-to-
lace Ccut1er logos. W e are assured that
the local store carries the creation,
which comt!s m a paved diamond ver-
sion that can be engraved with "spe-
cial love messages." .....
How cute.
next day. The d ot-corn's locc1l c1lfahdle
1s Trdditional Jew elers di Fdsh1on
Island
C-.ry tal sparldP.s llkf' d1dmonds, but
1t doesn't have nearly thf' reputation
as a best frie nd. Swarovsk1 crystal has
honored M acy's -agam m South
Coc1st Plaza -with d C lub of 100
a ward for providing customers with a
"superior shopping e xperience."
• BEST BUYS appears Thursdays
arid Saturdays. Send 1nformatlon to
Greer Wylder at 330 W. Bay St . C~
ta Mesa, CA 92627, or via fax at
(949) 646-4170
Who knew that the error would
evolve into the thousands of variants
on the heart shape that now p lague us
f'VNy·Feb 14?
Speaking or VttnctnlS, C'ctrtlE>r, which
Too busy to actually v enture out of
your hom e to buy that diamond pen-
dant? Enjewel.com says they have
more than 2,000 gifts, which com e
wrapped and can be debvered the
The store registered 100 or more
con sumers for the Swarovski C ollec-
tors Society by Oct. I a nd won a rec-
o mmendation from the crystal compa-
ny's regional mana9er to win the
award.
· Simply smashin!J·
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COSTA MESA • .._.... ..,_..-* A burglary WM rfi>()rted In the 2800
bloc:lt at 6 57 p.m Thunday
• Helt.or .,_.....t A Petty theft WIS reported In the )500
block at S:19 p.m Thund.ty
• ..., ' Dri¥9: Polle• r~ to a report of • vehtcle
burglaty In the 2900 bkKk at 8·)() a.m Thuoday A portAblt CD
pleyef and ot._ it.ms_.. lail~
NEWPORT BEACH
• ..,. "'-t: A commercial burglaty w lft repotttd In ~
4IOO bloclt 4lt 4;25 p.m. Fri<My. An unllnown ~ entwed en
unM<\nd building Ind tooll lJ unlnn.lled faum'll, 12 ~.
IUlled links and nin. Wrllt str~
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Daily Pilot
Censorship deprives all students 'of full education
I do poorly at keeping reso-
lullons. The spirit has
d.lways been willing, but
the flesh . well, you know.
My record is so bad that I
qwt making resolutions some>
years dgo. Except for one.
The only resolution 1 can
remember keeplng is tu
dv01d wntmg dbout Wendy
Leece. I hdven't done thdt for
many months, partly becdw.e
she wt1s too easy a ldfget,
pdrtly bPcduse other pPople
were dedlmg quite effectively
Wlth her proposals, and pdrt-
ly because !>he is a decent
ctnd earnest human b<>rng
But the last few weeks
were findUy too much when
she hit us Wlth the double
whammy ol creatiorusm tlnrl
book-bdnning I let the crl'-
dllorusm issue pass bc<'dus~ 11
wds so wPll exploded by let-
ll'~ m thP Dcitly Pilot from
Eleanor Egdn and mdthemdlJ-
ndn David Rector, as well d.,
by columrust Gay Geiser-SdO-
dovd.l, thdt there was htUP I
could add £>xcept a siyh.
A sigh -and two q111ck
points. F11-.1, 1t 1s alwc1y-. po-.-
!>ible to11nd d fc•w cred<'n-
llalec.I soenW,ts Willing to '>Up-
port dlmost dflY pseudr:>snen-
llfic concept such as <TPdllon-
ism. If the creauonists wc1nt lo
play thdt oame. then their
dlgumPnL'> mw,t be 1udgNt
<hrc:'Ctly dgaU'\St the sldlurc•
ctnd ovNwhelmrng numlx>r of
snentists on lht> other s1dr
I I I l ''°' BI Y < >l I{ :: I
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Rabbi rt lmurance Agency
At.rro • HOMl'..OWNER.S • IHAlTH
40 Yrars /11 Businm
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' 949-631 -7740
441 Old Nc-.'J>On 8Mi. • ~n 8cadi
I Neu 11...g llotpi1all
Joseph N. Bell
THE BELL CURVE
And, second. at the root of
creallorust efforts is the pow-
erful need of its proponent-; to
intellecturtltze laith, to give 1l
a veneer of academic
respect.ability. In short, lo
have 1t both wdys. l spent a
good many years of my We
trymg to do thJs, and 1t doesn't
work. Physical soenre and
rellg1ow. fdith dien't brdnches
of the same tree, .c1ncl efforts
to cross-pollindle them Jedd to
hybnds of confusion c:1nd.
somctJrnes, absurdity. rm not
putlinq down fruth al dU Just
UrUl!lSJ thdl 1t be embrdCC'd
when• 1l belongs.
Cpnsunng l>ouks, howf'V·
Pr, 1-. on entirely different
mc1lt<>r It comes very clost:• to
th<' -;kin -and Lt>ecc, m her
Idlest effort, hds apparently
lound c:1nother supporter on
the school board
Fur me, there's d very sun-
plP bottom hne. I don't want
anyone to teU my children or
yrunckhtldren or dnyone
else's chilctfen or g randchH-
dren what they can or cannot
read. And, especially. I don't
want Wendy Leece doing it,
as I'm very sure she w ouldn't
want me setting up a read-
ing program ror her children.
The Newport-M esa public
schools have credted a fool-
proof system for pdrents to
protect their children from
exposure to books or tilms
the parents consider mappro-
pridte. It's called •positive
pemuss1on slip!>,• dnd 1t
reqwres parents to return d
rorm giving pemu!>sion for
their t:htldren to !>ludy specil -
ic conlrovers1al material.
This mdkcs it possible for
children or p<lrenl!> without
Leece's fears or concerns to
be exposed to a hreddth of
creallve work
Censonng books deemed
appropriate by the profes-
s1ondls who !>tdff our public
schools would deny thdt
opportunity to the great
m<lJOnty of <;tudcnts. ThJ'i
nght to read nf'etb to bf' pro-
tected every IHI d'> strongly
dS the n ght uf pc1rc·nts to
dc•ny. such expo!>u1e to their
own chlldnm
I've read "Snow Fdlling
on Cedars," dnd 1t 1~ bcctut1 -
lully crdlted, deeply fell wnt-
mg that rnents dU of the
dWdrdi. 1t has rc•cc1ved. To
nit-ptek d piece of bterdturc.>
~urh d~ thJs on th<' bdSI!> ol c1
few !>rt>nes thot mdkt.> om•
segment of our society
uncomfortable is to deny our
students ekposure to line
writing for all the wrong rea-
sons. I haven't read the
Allende book, but both its
pedigree blld lts critical acco-
lcsdes are Impressive.
People who read only the
allegedly salacious passages
and not the book itseU have
no right to take a position.
This is a work of creative art
that needs to be look ed at
whole and not in selected
pieces. Obiecting on such
grounds is rather like pro-
tecting children from view-
ing Michetargelo's David
because of his exposed geni-
tals. Or saying that surely
some other work of art could
fill the same role without
such graphJc depictions
It puzzles dnd fasonates
me that so-called conservd-
tJves, who pride themselves
on leadmg the fight agamst
government interference in
our pnvate lives, are at the
forefront m telling us whdt
we should dllow our chHdren
to read. The argument that
they can go to a library and
check out these forbidden
books Slinply ignores the fact
that they are an integrated
part of a curriculum carefuUy
crafted by their teachers.
We are dedling with two
nsks here: One, that students
will be drb1tranly exposed to
books or fLlms inappropndte
to their age level; or, two, that
students will be denied expo·
sure to fine creative work
because it is disturbing to an
adult group with fears other
adults don't share. The latter
course denies this work to all
students. The first course
denies it only to thqse stu-
dents whose parents choose
to opt out for thelI children.
It seems to me the lline
has come for a little outrage
on the part of parents who
strongly object to their chil-
dren being depnved of fine
literature m the cidSsroom by
the aggressive action of relJ-
gtous conservatives. For
many years. they have had ai
comer on outrage -and they
aren't going to go away So
maybe the time has dmved
for those who are not dfrdld of
creative breadth for theu chil-
dren to say: •Enough.·
TWo of my children have
enjoyed that creative brecidth
and outstanding teachers at
Newport Harbor 1 hgh School
They have gone on to yrddu-
ate from fine uruvers11Jes. But
even more linportanUy, they
have embraced good IJterd·
ture as a deep and sabMyrng
part or their di:l.l.ly lJves. It
would Sddden and dnger me
to see today's students denied
that same opporturuty.
• JOSEPH N. BEU 1s a resident of
Santa Ana Heights His column
appears Thur~ays.
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Thursday, February 1, 2001 A3
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" A4 Thursday, February 1, 2001
FOR THE BIRDS
SEAN HILLER I DAILY PllOT
Jack Aectch er and Laurie H ayden of Corona en joy the vacant sh oreline as they feed sea gulls in Newport Beach in the afternoon sun.
Briefly _in
THE NEWS
Senior center gift shop
to reopen with changes
The Costd Mf''>d Sc•mor < '1•nt£>r
gift shop 1s PX ppc·tC"cl to r<•o1wn
today, but 11 will no longer ctrc <'Pl
consig nm en ls
The shop, which open!'d in
1992 and clost•cl 1n De>cembPr,
when the shop mandg<'r r!'t1rc•cl ,
previously collectr>cl 25"{, of thf·
Sdles rev<.>nuc from cons1qnments,
hut 1t will now sell only donated
merchdnd1se dnd be run entirely
by volunteers.
·Everything we hdve nght now
was donated. so we're gomg to get
dll of the monc>y .• Sdld Edwtnd Wor-
shdm, d mPmbN of the committee
thdl will run the shop "The ntdlll
thmg we hdve nght now I§ an oil
pdmtmg by frdnk Tduncllo on sale
for $350. It's a pdmtmg of Sdca-
JdWed, the !Amencanl lnd1dn girl
who helped lead the Lewis dnd
C'lc1rk expPd1t1on ctnd who 1s on the
!nPwj dolldr WP alwdys have glass-
WcHP, hnr-a-brdc, baskPts dfld some
new clothing.·
Donations will be accepted coo·
llnuously and all prohts will benehl
the center
The center is at 695 W 18th St .
Costa Mesa.
Information: (949) 645-3715.
Bridal, travel shows
to stop at fairgrounds
-The fairgrounds will play host to
d trdvel show and a bridal show th1s
weekend.
The travel show will take place
PRIORITY PROGRAM ENDS JANUARY 3 1 .
How To Plan Retirepient
Living for the Future ...
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that allows you o r your e~Late to enjoy a 90% reoccupancy benefit.
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and hedges, waterway~ and nowers And you'll live Lhe kind of unregimented
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latest in technological advances in your own home, travel; take up new
hobbies or continue life-long learning opportunities. Ic's all up to you and
do it with the assurance that 1f and when you need additional care, it will
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Visit the model conage to see what you should expect from retirement
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Program ends January 31st!
THE COVINGTON
A Planned Retirement Community
3 Punutl •4-A. Aliso VWjo, CA 92656
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from noon to 5 p m Sdturddy and 1 1
a.m. and 4 p.rn Sunddy an BuildJ.ngs
10 and 12 and the Parade of Prod-
uctc; building
Adrruss1on 1i. $6 for ddults, $5 for
senior ol.Lzens and Wlll be free for
children younger than 12.
Thc> bnddl show. held by Amen-
Cdn MC'gd Shows, will be held from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m Sdturday dnd Sun-
day. and will cost $9.
lnlormdt1on on travel show: (714)
Y53-4956.
l nlormdllon on bnddl show (626)
951-3782
Doily Pilot
Wait continues
for verdict in
Bechler trial
Jurors are scheduled to
resume deliberations at 9 a .m.
tod4y at the Orange County
Courthouse in Santa Ana m
the trlal of Erle Bechler, the
Newport Beach man accused
of killing his wile during a
boating trip in 1997. J
The· jury began, delibera-
tions Jan. 24.
The 10th-floor conidot ol
the courthouse was more
crowded than usual Wednes-
day as more members of the
.media and family members
awaited a verchct from the jury.
Wednesday's deliberations
seemed to go on uninterrupt·
ed, with JW'Ors talo.ng just an
hourlong break for lunch. Usu-
ally, they also take two 10-to
15-rninute breaks, one lll the
morning and the other in the
afternoon.
Prosecutors allege Bechler
tut his wife, Pegye, on the head
and dumped her in the ocean
to collect her $2.5-millJon lile
instirance policy. Bechler has
continually pleaded not gw.lty,
saying his wife was swept
underwater by a wave th.dt tut
the rented speedboat she was
dnving while towing him on a
body board.
Restaurant opening
to raise funds for SOS
Ctupotle Restdurant, d new
restaurant at Harbor Center, is cele·
brating its opening with a party to
raise money for Shd!e Our Selves, d
Costa Mesa chruc that provide~
emergency servtces to the needy
The pMty will cost $5 and Wlll
take pldce from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday
at the restaurdnt, 2300 Harbor Blvd ,
Costa M esa, between the Copy
-Club dild Nick's Ptzza.
lnformdllon: (949) 5 15-7316 or
dianecarollee@hotmaiJ.com .
Daily Pilot
Thurmy, February 1, 2001 AS
' ' .
A6 Thursday, February 1 , 2001 ON VACATION ' Doily Pilot
Bob and Kelly Couzens of Corona del Mar visited Maison de le Mer ln Akaroa, New
Zealand.
Shirley Fox,
Patty Anderson
and Lee
Dutwtler, who
are residents of
Newport
Beach and
have been
friends since
second grade,
traveled to
Napa Valley.
AR Mel RE
. . . no wear like it.
Thursday, February 1st, 2001
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Hank and Margaret Weber and Nancy and Jack Geerllngs of Newport Beach took a
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Larry and Carla Klein of Newport Beach visited Sintra, Portugal.
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COUNlY OtAPTElt
The Amyotrophk: Lateral Scle-
rosis Assn., which helps tndivid-
,Wil't who have the disorder that la
aJ.iO known as Lou Gehrig's dls-
MM, needs volunteers. (714} 375-
1922.
ALZHEJMO•s ASSN.
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Support group leaders, Visiting
Volunleel's, family resource consul-
tants and office volunteers are
Deeded. Volunteers can work on
one-time projects or ongoing pro-
grams. 1'\'aining sessions are avail-
able. (800) 660-1993.
AMEllCAN CANCB soanY
The Orange County Region ol
the American Cancer. · Sodefy
seeks ol6ce volunt.een. The society
ii a1io seeking volunteers to
answer c.alll for the urut'I Helpline
lnfoCehter. (9-49) 261-9446.
AMEllCAN CANCD SOO£TY ms;
COVERVSHOP
1be American <Ancer Society
Disoovery Shop needs unwanted
goods, such as clotbing. fumilW'e,
jewelry, accessories, antiques and
collectibles, to fund the todety'•
research. educatioo and patient ter·
vioes programs. The goods can be
drdpped off at 2600 E. Coast High·
way. Corona del Ma.r. Volunteen
are also needed from 10 a.m. to S
p.m. Monday through Saturday at
the same location. (949) 6'M777.
AMERICAN CANCER SOO£TY
ROAD TO RECOVERY
This transportatiooprog --1am~ needs
vnbmteers to drive cmcer patients to
and from medical treatments free d
t I • I
dlarge. Tbe required 01111dtment is
a few boUi'l 8ach weak or mm:dh. Dri-
wn need a vdd driwl"l kawe and
DluraDa9 mid mUlt be at lellt 2S
years old. Vohmteen may we either
their awn vehidel or AiDaiam Can-
cm ~ vam. {9t9) 261-9'46 or
.all,., "°11roer.0tp.
AMOICAN HEART ASSN.
Tbe American Heart Assn. ls
looking for volunteers lb perform
various general office duties tn the
main office and implement educa-
U.onal and fund-raitlng events
through Orange County. No expe-
rience necessary, training will be
provided. (949} 856-3555.
AMERICAN HOME
HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM
The American Home Health
Hospice Program needs volunteers
to give emotional support to termi-
nally ill patients and their families
in the greater Orange County area.
'll"aining is provided. (714) 550-
0800 or (800) 540-2545.
GRAFFITI
CONTINUED FROM 1
•Sometimes we go for a wb.ile
without having any, other times we
seem to find new signs every day.•
he said, adding that there have
been many inddents lately.
John Feeney, who is part of the
Mesa North Crime Prevention
Committee, said graffiti is back on
the upswing of its cycle, after drop-
ping for a few months after May.
when the City Council upped the
reward from $500 to $2,000 for
infonnatton leading to the arrest
and conviction of graffiti artists.
But convictions are elusive, and
nobody bas yet collected the
$2,000 reward'.
lWo people last year were paid
after information they reported led
to convictions, and one person in
1999 received a reward.
But the last reward was earned
before the ante was raised,
although the $500 wasn't chstrib·
uted until a convtcbon in June.
Birney said arrests and convic-
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Uons for graffiti are dlf ficult
because people uwolved choose
locabons and times when they are
unlikely to be seen.
"They are not doi.ng it to be seen
whlle they are domg it, they are
doing \l to convey a message or to
stake out boundanes or whatever,•
he sald. ·nus type of crime is
much more c.ti.fficult to get a convic·
bon on if we don't have eyewitness
accounts.•
Graffiti is a problem because it is
unsightly, 1t damages priva'te prop·
erty, and it decreases the beauty of
the neighborhood. but residents
could be reluctant to inform the
police because they fear retaliation
or just don't want to get involved.
Birney sa1d
"1 would encourage people to
let us asslSt them in mai.nta.J.ning
the integnty of their neighborhood,
whether or not they would like to
get involved with the reward pro·
gram,· he satd. "We need as much
help as we can get in this commu·
ruty The best way to prevent this
type of thing from repeating itself
1s to bnng the people responsible
to JUSbce •
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A brain tumor support group
will meet at 7 p.m. on the first
and third Thursday of the
Q10nth at the Patty and George
Hoag Cancer Center Auditori-
um, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport
Beach. Pree. (949) 722-6237.
Jewish Pam.Uy Service of
Orange County will sponsor
an ongoing Jewish healing
support group for people with
a chronic illness at 7 p.m. at
Jewish Family Servlce, 250 E.
Baker St., Suite G, Costa
Mesa. Free. (714) 445-49~.
The Orange County Japan-
ese American Assn. will pre-
sent a free children's work-
shop on onganu kai at 3:30
p.m. at the Mesa Verde The Orange County Chapter
Stanch Library, 2969 Mesa · of Republicans For Choice will
Verde Dnve, Costa Mesa. hold its first official. meeting at
(714) 546-5 274. 6:30 p.m., with registration
Re ·b·e·l
Rebel defines the moment
with an eclectic mix of
casual yet elegant clothing
and accessories. The sales
staff is dedicated to
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Red hearts in various
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Jlm
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a Cbrtltlan
recording
artlJtand
record
producer,
will
perlorm
at 11 LID.
Saturday
at the
Costa Mesa
Seventh
Day AdYentht
Church,
271Avocado
Ave.
Pree. (949)
548-6596.
beginning at 6 p.m., at the Sut-
ton Place Hotel, 4500
MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. (714) 633-6373, Ext. 115.
•Employee or Independent
Contractor?9 a program on
the ramifications of hiring
full-time employees rather
than freelance consultants,
wW be held at 7 p.m. at the
Newport Beach Central
Library's Friends Meeting
Room, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Free. (949) 717-3801.
SATUIDAY
David Loollllteln of Syman-
tec will present Norton Utili-
ties for Macintosh computers
and more from 8 a.m. to 1:30
p .m . at the Chemistry Build-
ing at Orange CQOSt College,
Z701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Free to first time visi·
tors. (949) 770-1665.
A workshop for small busi-
nesses titled ·Tactics to Make
E-commerce Successful for
Small Business" will be held
from 9 a.m. to noon at Nation-
al University, 3390 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa. $25, but
$5 may be discounted if fee is
prepaid. The meeting is spon-
sored by the Orange County
Chapter of the Service Corps
of Retired Executives Assn.
(714) 550-7369.
G
G I T T A
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• Facials
• Reflexology
• PowerPttls
• Anti Stress
Body Treatment
• Waxing
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1901 Wcstcliff Drive, suitCJA
Newport Beach, CA 92660
949.631.1311
Green Systemt Intematlonal
wW bbld an orchid sale from 9
a.m. to -4 p.m. at Green S~
tems International Orchid
Nursery, 20362 Birch St.,
Newport Beach. (949) 756·
1211.
Author ~d.a McMJllln Pyle
will speak about ber book
"Peaks, Palms & Picnics -
Day Journeys in the Moun-
tains and Deserts of Palm
Springs and the Coachella
Valley of Southern Caillor·
nia" at 2 p.m. at Borders
Books, Music & Cafe at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear
St., Costa Mesa. (714) 432-
7854.
etiquette expert Theresa
Thomas will teach children
between 8 and 12 about table
manners from 4:45 to 8 p.m.
at the Four Seasons Hotel,
690 Newport Center Dnve,
Newport Beach. $105. (949)
760-4951 .
SUNDAY
A blood drive wtll be held
rrom 8 a .m . to 2 p.m. at Tem-
ple Bal Yahin, 1011 Camel-
back Road, Newport Beach.
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Daily Pilot
Free. (949) 509-1355.
MONDAY
The Orange Coast Mineral
and Lapidary Society will
present a screening of a film
on diamonds at 7:30 p.m. at
the Costa Mese Neighbor-
hood Community Center,
1845 Park Ave. Free. (714)
546-4389.
TUESDAY
Vanguard University of
Southern Califomia will cele-
brate "Homecoming 2001 •
with five days of activibPs
themed "Come Home to the
Future• on Tuesday through
Feb. 10 at the campus, 55 Fatr
Drive, Cost.a Mesa. There wtll
be concerts, services, dinners
and more. Prices vary. (714 J
556-3610.
A four-week, military-style
fitness course will be held at 6
p.m. Tuesdays and Thurs·
days, beginning Tuesday, dt
TUF Productions, 2902 w
Paofic Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. $160 for member<;
and $200 for nonmember..
(949) 646-8828.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION EARLY
Va l ni f /i ri e ;$ JP Cly,
Our mmu wiU offer stkctions lilte:
~petiurs: Grill ed Shrimp; Carpaccio; Smoked
Safmon Bruscchena with Baluga Caviar; and others!
E'!trtes: "~tra ~hick Cut" Veal Loin Chop with
Risotto; F1let Mignon Stuffed with Blue Cheese,
wrapped with Bacon in a Merlot Sauce ; Scabass
Pan Seared with Sicilian-Style Sauce; and others!
Dmms: A Fine Selection of SpcciaJJy Prepared
Valentine dcsscrrs !
Monday · Thundoy 11om-9:30pm
fndoy · Sotwdoy 11om-I0:30pm
MAJI , an exclusive skln care
cltnic, has come to
N&.4pOft Beach offenng
unsurpassed savic~ for
~County's
disttngu1~ client~~.
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Orange Cout College wt11
b<>1t a workshop for people
who want to start their own
business from 9 a.m. to noon
at National University, 3390
Harbor Blvd., Cbsta Mesa.
$25. (714) 432-5880.
1be Orange County <Zbapter
of the Service Corps of
Retired Executives Assn. will
host a workshop for small
businesses on developing a
business plan from 9 a.m. to
noon at National University.
3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa. $20 in advance and
$25 at the door. (714) 550-
7369.
David Gabbe, author of two
books on vegetarian nutrition
and cooking, will teach a
cooking class titled "Explor-
ing Soy• from 6 to 9 p.m. at
the Costa Mesa Neighbor-
hood Community Cente r.
1845 Park Ave. $30, plus a
$10 materials fee (714) 327-
7525.
WEDNESDAY
A workshop, "Money-Mak-
ing Opporturuties with Your
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Home-Based Computer,· will
be offered al6:30 p.m. at Cos-
ta Mesa High School. 2650
Fairvtew Drive. $45. (714)
432-5880.
A ttme-ma.nagement work-
shop will begin at 8 a.m. at
Orange Coast College, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
$175. (714) 432-5880.
A Cal Poly unlvenlty repre-
sentative will be available
from 1 lo 4 p.m. at Orange
Coast College, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. Free. (71 4)
432-5894.
A workshop on developing
great resources will be
offered from 6 to 9 p.m. at
Costa Mesa High School,
2650 Fairview Road. $7 5
{714) 432-5880.
A workshop, "Growing
Plants Indoors . . . The Easy
Way: will be presented at 9:30
a.m. at Sherman -Library &
Gardens, 2647 E. Coast High-
way, Corona del Mar. $25.
Reservations are reqwred.
(949} 673-2261.
The American Cancer Sod-
ety will present a class tiUed
•Look Good ... Feel Better"
for cancer patients at 10 a .m
at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Dn-
ve, Building 41 , Newport
Beach. Trained cosmetolo-
gists will work with patients
with makeup, wig and turban
tips to help lude the signs of
radiation and chemotherapy
treabnent. Free. {949) 261-
9446.
FEI. 8
A workshop on helping your
child succeed in school will
be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at
Orange Coast College. 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
$45. (714) 432-5880.
A six-session writing work-
shop hosted by the Newport
Beach Commuruty SeMces
Department will begin at 7
p.m . at OaslS Senior Center,
800 Marguente Ave., Room 4,
Corona del Mar. $98 (949)
644-3151
A four-week session on how
to change careers will begm
at 6:30 p.m. at Costa Mesa
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• New York Steak AIAskan King Crab ~
• T-Bone Steak Shrinlp (scampi 1tyk)
• Medalliom of Beef • Halibut Steak
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Road. $185. (71 4) 432-5880.
An lnformattonal meettng on
a monlhJong foreign lan-
guage program in Italy will
be presented at 6 p.m. at
Orange Coast College, 2701
Fairview Road. Costa Mesa.
Pree. (714) 438-4702.
South Coast Plaza will host
the 21st Orchids lntemationaJ
Show and SaJe Feb. 8 lo 11 on
all three levels of the Crate &
BarreVMacy's Home Wing, ·
3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Feb. 8 and 9, 10 a .m . to 7 p.m.
Feb. 10 and 11 a.m. to 6:30
p.m. Feb. 11 (949) 261-2216
"State and Federal Payroll
Reporung Reqwrements,· a
program presented by Lon
Everson, will be held dt 7 p m
at the Newport Beach Central
Library's Fnends Meetmg
Room, 1000 Avocado Ave
Free. (949) 717-3801.
FEB. 10
Orange Coast Colleg e
accounting students will offer
free tncome tax preparation
seMces to low-income, dis-
abled, non-Engll.sh-spea.k.J.ng
residents and seruor citizens
from 1 to 5 p.m Feb 10, 17,
24, March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
and Apnl 14 at the campus,
2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. (714) 432-5685.
The PresldenUal Motorcade
Classic Car dnd Motorcycle
Show will be held from 9 a .m .
to 3 p m. at the Ordflge Coun-
ty Market Place, 88 Fair Dri-
ve, Costa Mesa. The event
will feature more than 1,000
vendors, entertdmment,... a
cherry-pie eatmg contest and
d pednut bdg-tossing compe-
llllon $1 0 or $15 (949) 723-
6663.
Green Systems International
will hold an orclud sale from 9
am to 4 pm Feb 10 and 11
at Green Systems Interna-
tional Orclud Nursery, 20362
Buch St , Newport Beach
(949) 756-1211
The 552 Club's 2001 Sweet-
Hedrl BaJJ will be held at 6.30
p m at the Four Sed!>On!>
I lotel. MW Newport Center
Dnve, Newpprt Beach. $450
per couple, $22~ per mdJVtd-
ual. Reservabons are
reqwred. {949) 574-7208
FEI. 11
The Newport Beach Central
Llbra:x will present ·A Rag-
time Feast,• d chance to learn
about a musical style uruque
to Amenca, dt 3 p m 111 the
Fnends Meeting Room, I 000
Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801.
FEB. 14
The Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Conunerce will
present nutnllondl dnd htnes!>
expert Rodney Burrei.on of
Roex Inc dt the noon net-
working luncheon at the
Hyalt Newporter, 1107 Jdffi-
boree Rood, Newport Bedch .
$25, or $20 tor nwmtwr!>
(949) 729-4400
The Corona del Mar Cham-
ber of Commerce will hold d
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w1th Live mu!>1c from '> 10 to
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SCHOOLS.
CONTINUED FROM 1
were 19 of the district's 29 schools.
The checks, which schools can expect
to receive in late March or early April,
are from the Governor's Perfonnance
Awards Program.
It is a competitive program estab-
lished in the ~tate budget last year with
an allobnent of $227 million: $207 mil-
lion, which was divided among s.chools.
and $20 million that will go to employees
of those schools in the spring.
The program is based on the Acade-
mic Perfonnance Index, the ranking sys-
tem mandated by Davis' Public Schools
Accountability Act of 1999, which lists
each public school according to student
perfQrmance.
Statewide, schools received a score
between 200 and 1,000, based on the
Stanford 9 test results. The state has set a
target score of 800 for every school. Each
school that ranks below 800 is required to
improve its score by 5% each year until 1t
reaches 800. Schools that receive an 800
or higher are expected to maintain or
improve that score each year.
To be eligible for the governor's award
program, schools that have a rank of 800 or
higher must improve by at least one point.
That criteria left some of Newport-
Mesa's higher achieving schools off the list.
Andersen Elementary School in New-
port Beach, for instance, dropped two
points this year from its poSition as No. 1
in the county.
So despite the school's score of 931, it
will receive no money.
The incentive program awards
schools that score below 800 if they
increased their scores between 1999 and
2000 by the target 5%.
Be TAUGHT how to
yet in 1hape, instead
of beiny TOLD ...
'Jour results will
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COloM .. M9r ~10$.197 DM~SS 1 Ensign.~ 2.564
Esunda H~ $'8,121 •
Harbof View E~ $33,053
Kaiser Elementa~ 146.603
Unco'o Elementary, S47, 173
Marinen Eletnentary, $46w096
NewpOrt ElerneriUry, S~509
Paularfno Element.My, S29,000
Pomona Elementary, S37,612
Rea Elementary, S42,234
Sonora Element.~-~23,555
TeWlnkle Mlddte, l0.',889
Victoria Elementary, $27,481
Whittler Elementa'>i $38,625
Wilson Elementary, )37,865
Dlstrkt ToW: $870,009
Schools serving stude nts in kinder-
garten through eighth grade needed
95% of their students to have taken the
Stanford 9 exams to be eligible, and 90%
of high school students were required to
take the test.
And there is one more crucial piece,
said Peggy Anatol. the di.Strict's director
of curriculum and assessment for New-
port-Mesa: Schools also needed to show
student improvement across the board.
"All subgroups had to make their tar-
gets too," she said.
Ethnic and socioeconomic subgroups
monitored by the state needed to account
for 80% of the school's improvement.
"They can't pour all the gas on the
GATE kids,• she said, referring to the
Gifted And Thlented Education program.
•They can't lose the, say, Asian popula·
ti.on because they don't underetand. •
The money, while welcome, won't be
as much as originally expected. When
the state Department of Education cal-
culated how many of Califoroia's nearly
7 ,000 schools had earned the awards,
the reward per student dropped from an
estimated $150 per pupil to $63.
The money will be spent for "school-
wide improvement.• While how those
funds will be used is still undecided, the
decisions will be made by each school's
site council, not district officials.
At Rea Elementary School, where a
check for $42,234 is anxiously awaited,
Principal Ken Killian said he is planning
to give everyone an opportunity to sug-
gest how the bonus should be spent.
"What we'll probably do is start with
all the teachers getting involved at each
grade level,• he said.
After he gets the teachers' brain-
storming, Killian said, he will ask the
school leadership team and PTA board
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All those recommendations will then
be presented to the site council, he said,.
adding that although he doesn't know
where or how the money will be used,
he does have an idea.
#I know there is one thing that seems
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said. "We're all finding the computers
we purchased ... to be slow. So one con-
sideration may be to try to replace the
older computers.~ .
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'II
Local playwright in finals of national competition
Joan Ravenna-Sussman of ·
• Newport Beach and Palm
Springs will see her words
come to life when her onginal
play, "For Pete's Sake,• opens
on the boards of Orange
County's Chance Thedtre m
Anaheim on March 9.
The work by Ravennd-
Sussman is actud.lly a hndhst
play in the Pldywnght's Cude
2000 National Playwriting
Festival. Ravenna-Sussman
said she is honored to helve
her work staged and LS
thrilled at the prospect of
being considered for Uus pres-
tigious award.
"lnsptred by the trdqtc and
sudden death of John F.
Kennedy Jr., the pldy oxplores
the possibility thdt, inherent tn
every blessing, there is d hid-
den curse,• Sdld Rdvenna-
Sussrnan, expla.uung ber play
"The proclivtty to destre for
our children the reditzdbon of
our own thwcUted ct.mh1bons
and the very hwndn propensi-
ty to disnuss the smd.11 , ewry-
day JOys, not knowmy whdt
we had until 1t'i. qon<• •
The play be<pm Mound
the character Peter Thorton d
frustrated actor whu hds hecn
hurt in a car dcrnlent dn<l
ftnds hlrnsell dtnlnq "'1th Go<J
The very colorful C0<!, rl.,
wntten by Rdvennc1-su.,'>mdn,
allows Thorton to <1~1cip the
fate Of his unborn '>On llw
son may ltve un ordmcH) but
B.W. Cook
THE CROWD
happy WI'>, or he may expen-
encP fcUne and fortune and
sorrow
Thorton d1ooses the rOdd
ol fdme dlld fortune And '>Cl
the story begms.
Ravennd-Sussllldn, who
Wd'> born and rdlSed on the
Ordnge COdst, has en1oyed d
suc:ct.~'>ful cdreer as dil
dctf£>'>\, spokeswomdn <lnd
pnxlucrr on vclnous proJe<'ts
for tc>h•vis1on dfld othN m1>dk1
Sht• hd'> ho'>ted the CdhlcAc<'-
nommated trdveJ '>E>nes
"Gr<'dt Sports VacdbOn.'> ... d ..
\\PU rl'> "Ticket to AdvE>nttm•'
for Uw Outdoor Llfe Network
ShP 13 now produang
Edrthtrek." which she dlso
wnte<; <Jnd hosts for PBS dlhlt-
<1tf•s d<.ross the country
l~dVPnnd-Sussmdn L<; mdr-
n1>cl to c1ttomey Mitchell Su.,s-
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Northern 1h1st of Newport
Beach has formed the Orange
County Uterary Society, a not-
for-proht corporation that
seeks to promote wterest and
awaren~ m contemporary
literature.
To thl.s end, the linanoal
powerhouse hds conducted
two readJJlgs so far, the fU"St
one featuring author John
Gray (•Men Are FrQlll Mars,
Women Are From Venus· I
and the second, staged Jan
17, mtroduced Newport
Beach audiences to Frances
Mayes, best-selling author of
"Under the 1\.i.scan Sun• dnd
"Bella Tuscdny. •
Mayes shcU'E>d perwnd.I sto-
nes about her idlest work. "ln
Tuscany· Northern 1h.L!>t
invited high sc:hool studenl.'.
from thr KdthJ~n Muth
Readtng dnd Lec1ITUJ1g Cen-
ter's lltc>rdcy program to
attend the lecture and sht1rc>
lunc..h with the ctuthor
"We• dft' (OOUTllltt-'d to (flV·
mq bdck to our conunun1ty
The tntl'nl.lon or thJ.s lttNctry
'iOClf'ty u. tu fdl.'>e enough
fun<ls U11ouqh ctnnud.l ml•m-
bershlp du<>s to promote htc-r-
acy, as wf>U dS to work with
our locdl SC'hools. • <;aid Betty
Mower. rcg1ond.l president of
NorthC'm lhlst "StudenL'>
from our locdl schools ctrP
rnvitf'd to dttend edrh lun-
cheon, which will tnclude spe-
oal tune with the featured
author, as was the case with
Md yes:
Upconung authors set to
address the locctJ crowd
include David Nasaw, who
wrote a blography of Wllliam
Randolph Hearst titled
"Chief: Llfe of I lean.t. • and
famed mystery ctuthor Mary
HJgglns Clark.
To become involved, call
Glenn Peny dt (415) 765-7526
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Two of the 0rdJ1ge Coast'i.
sl.dr chefs, Alan Greeley of
the Golden lhlffle <111d
Michael Kang or Five Feet.
will JOlll Flitlulies Forward for
a Wm~ of the Millenruum
event at the M onddvi Food
dlld Wine Center m C'ostd
Mesa on Feb 8. The fund-
raiser will ledture d cook-oft
surroundmg '>J><'C1c1Uy selected
wmes swtdhlC' f( .r the f)drty.
Families Forwc1rcl, e.,ldh-
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known dS h·vm<• Tempordl)·
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Al4 Thursday, February 1, 2001 DATEBOOK Doily Pilot
Newport Beach Brewing Company brightens weekend blues
By Kathy Mader
I admit it. I mourned the
loss of Chili's on West
Coast Highway. I used to
love to go in there on the
weekends, hang out. eat
some of what I Label ·Amen-
can comfort food,• maybe
have a dnnk and watch a
game. but most of all, just be
out and about on a casual
DINING
REVIEW
Saturday
afternoon.
My Satur-
days have
had a cerla.ln
lackluster
quality to them unW recently,
when I found that the New-
port Beach Brewmg Compa-
ny on the peninsula is not
1ust a bar but a real restau-
rant that serves a good Sat-
urday ktnd of food and
makes good brewed-on-site
kmd of beer.
Another nnportant thing
the Brewing Company offers
IS a key locallon. It is almost
the gateway to the peninsu-
la; you see tt gomg rn, and
you see 1t gorng out. If you
dre not m the mood for stop-
ping in on the way to the
beach, you certdinJy might
be considenng a ·Newport
Beach Blond" or a "honey"
after leaving the beach. I am
tallung about the handcraft-
ed ales, silly .
The outside of the Brew-
rng Compdny 1s stylish and
ornate, with a terrific patio
for year-round outside enjoy-
ment -otherwise defined as
people-watching. A bonus
for this place 1s thdl 11 has its
own park.mg. a big deal on
the peninsula. Inside you will
find "The Wedge," "The
Duke" and "Brewhounds" - .
not surlers, John Wayne or a
live band of teenagers, but
all house spec:1dlty beers
made on site.
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•WEB SITE:
http://www.nbbrewco.com .
The patio, my favorite
place, is large, filled with
heat lamps and has been
clean every time I've beeo
there. In fact, the entire
restaurant, 'which serves as a
fairly packed bar at night, is
cledn and does not smell of
old beer. Nor does tt have a
sticky floor.
This is high praise for a
restaurant with beer as its
main theme. The focus at the
Newport Bea.ch Brewing
Company is food and beer,
beer and food, but never bar,
then beer, then food. If that
makes sense ..
The inside of the restau-
rdnt has tiled floors with pol-
ished dark-wood beams and
celling. It doesn't get too
dark because of the multi-
tude or large windows and
the sun shining off of the
giant silver and copper beer
vdts. I am sure my husband
wouldn't mind er "light" like
that in our house. r
would bring
Tlna
Haugen
presents
Blond
Pale Ale
and a
barbecue
chicken
' pizza, two
house
favorites
at the
Newport
Beach
Brewing
Company
OD the
Newport
Peninsula.
DON LEACH/
DAll.Y PILOT
There are several televi-
sions for sporting fans, yet
they don't overpower the
restaurant unless it is like,
say, the Super Bowl. Every
television in the house was
tuned in for Sunday's game.
A fnend of mine recently
had her wedding rehearsal
dinner there, and the Brew-
ing Company suited that
kmd of occasion perfectly.
The sefVlce was friendly dnd
fun, and the place was casu-
al and noisy in a •we are cel-
ebrating a happy occasion•
kind of way.
This is not where you
your grandmother for her
birthday, but you would defi-
nitely consider it for your
husband's early retirement
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party. The Brewing Compa·
ny ol fers several large party
menus to choose from.
Almost everyon e is guaran-
teed to go away happy.
This is not your standard
•pub grub.· While they do
serve an upscale version of
some of your favonte pub
foods -chicken tenders
($5.29) made of white chick-
en meat dipped in beer bat-
ter, deep fried and served
with ranch dressing; and
buffalo wings ($5.29) in a
tasty hot sauce. among oth-
ers -these kinds of foods
are not the ma.in focus.
The Brewing Company
o.Uers an interesting, adven-
turous and full-scale menu
presently being revised to
mclude that Southern Cali-
fornia staple, Mexican food.
The current menu offers
everything from brick-oven
pizzas such as the came
asada pizza ($8.99) and the
garlic ranch pizza ($8.49),
both a must on my next trip.
to a seafood calzone ($8.99)
The mushroom raVJoli in a
garden sage brown butter
and Southwest Pasta
Caliente -pasta with
sealood, peppers and onions
in a spicy cream sauce -
elevate the Newport Beach
BreWlllg Company's menu to
a place where C hth's could
never compete.
However, all your •Amen -
can comfort food" is right
there too, from fish and
chips, fish tacos and luckory
burgers to a broiled ahi tuna
steak sandwtch. An item I
particularly en1oy ts the
steamed clams ($7 .79) served
in lemon butter and wine
sauce with beer grain bread
for dipping. This and a hon-
ey ale IS why God put Satur-
days on the calendar.
Being that beers are what
inspired this restaurant, l
must mention them. H owev-
er. this section of the menu tS
a much more interesting and
colorful read than I can pro-
vide here. Suffice it to say
that the beer sampler, small
beakers of beer ranging from
the pale blonds to the hearty
brunets (a definibon which
also fits any Fnday night at
the Brewing Company) is the
way lo go, as a lead-in or, as
in my case, the finale.
• KA11fY MADEJt4s dining reviews
appear fNefY other Thursday.
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Doily Pilot DATEBooK Thursday, February 1, 2001 A15
Occ· pairs disparate one-act plays in Drama Lab Studio
By Tom Titus
Tiere really is no compar-
-ison in quality or presen-
tation between the two
one-act plays being staged by
Orange Coast Colleae's
Repertoty Theater Company.
How do you compare a work
by a Pulitzer
THEATER =~~~r
to one by a
local playwright being staged
for the first time?
OCC's student company is
staging •Lou Gehrlg Did Not
Die of Cancer,• an early one-
act by Jason Miller, who won
the Pulitzer for "That Cham-
pionship Season• three
decades ago. Akmgside that,
the oompany is performing a
touching drama set before
and years after the Holocaust,
"Where Were You on Your
N'mth Birthday?" Both are set
in 1972, with Oashbacks to
1942 in "Ninth Birthday.•
Both plays are directed by
Alex Golson. longtime super-
visor of OCC's drama pro-
gram. but he's chosen the
cream of the student crop for
·Lou Gehrig.·
In "Gehrig,• Miller has
chosen a pair of themes that
most audiences can identify
with -Little League sports
and community theater. VLctor
LS a bot-tempered ltaban
coach of a boys' baseball team
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and his wife, Barbara, is a
local actress preparing to
open in a production of "Hed-
da Gabler.•
U you mused. "not much 10
common,• you'd be so right.
Greg McClure and Jessica
Marle Hutchinson have a field
day with these roles, beauti-
fully stressing their contrast-
ing qualities without shpping
over the edge into parody.
McClure gradually reveals
the hwnanity beneath the
madusmo, while Hutchinson
seethes with frustration over a
mamage gone sour.
It would take a miracle to
save this union, and the one
that arrives -Miracle Laurie
as the mother of a frustrated
TMIArfttt
6 Fintst
Bu111J s.,,p1y
6 Ftdl Struitt S.lon
Maddalena and Matthew
McCabe) anguish over the
fate of their son when the
NaziJ come for them. A kindly
French couple (Henry Wyatt
Moore and Anne Gray)
arrange for his placement m
an orphanage as a Catholic,
thereby saving his We .
Of the cast, only Maddale-
na del.tvers the wrenching
performance that draws the
audience into her plight.
Physically and ernobOnally,
she LS perfect for her assign-
ment, and she carnes it off
wtth tear-mduong power
McCabe has some ocCdSlooal
• poignant moments clS her tor-
mented husband
Cavinder starts at a cbsad-
vantdge His character, by
simple math, should be 49 m
1972, but the actor dppears
barely 111to his 20s Neverthe-
less, he del.tver.> an effective
interpretation, though much IS
left on the surface
Malla Fee, left, and Michael Cavinder rehearse a scen e from "Where Were You on
Your Ninth Birthday1" at Orange Coast College's Orama Lab Studio in Costa Mesa.
Fee IS soft and supportive
as hls wile, but a llltle gnt
could enhdnce the c-onflict.
Gray and Moore are bl.ind as
the French benefdctOr.> ballplayer -does not have
this rTUSSlon 111 mind. Laune's
tentative politeness melts
McClure's rai>id defensive·
ness. and there's a good indi-
cation at the fade-out that
there'll be a good deal of thetr
stQQt..¥et to teU.
MWhere Were You on Your
Nmth Blrthddy?" IS a drama
abo\,lt the aftermath of the
Holocaust wntten by a sur-
vivor, George Rothmd.fl, who
obviously is baSUlg hls mam
character's expenences on tu.'>
own:It's d noble efrort thdt
would beneht from d.fl inJec·
tion of the vtSCeral strength!>
111 the "Lou Gehng" play
David (Michael Cavinder1
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A 16 ThuOOoy, February 1, 2001 DATEBOOK
Chilling bi,te of 'Shadow of the Vampi,re' hurts so good
Willem Dafoe
shines in 'Shadow'
A s soon dS the opening
credits began. r knew
I wds m for a rare 1
treat The luscious sepia-
toned art deco designs st>t
the ume, pldce dnd mood for
this tdh• from the early ddy~
REEL
CRITICS
of cmema
"Shadow
of the Vam-
pire,· ~elm
the Germt1n
Exprt''>'>IOnl~I cro of the edrly
1 ll20:-.. purports to tell the
<,tor)' ol lhP filming Of th('
clt1<i'>1< ... 1lt•nt horror him
No ... c•lc-rdtu • John
f\ lcilkovtrh '>ldr. d'> the Cer-
mon d1n•ctor F W Mumdu.
hut WtUl•m Dt1l0t• '>tedl!. thr.
'>how d'> lht> dClor" who
pld}'" Mt1x Schrt•ck, lht• dclor
who on91nr1tC'd lht> rol<' of
No.,ferdtu the vdmp1r<>
Now, 1t '>l'f'rll'>, WC' drt> to
ct1c,covN why no one clw hd"
t>ver port1<1yed t1 vt1mp1r<'
w1lh such ch1lhnq n.•dhsrn
Unbeknown.,t tu dnyonP Pb1•
mvolvf"d m flhninq "No ... lt·r-
<1tt1, • M11mdu hc1s mdcl<• d
clt>dl wtth c1 rc•c1I vc1mp11<' to
plt1y tht• rolt•. I It• 1s to I><'
pt11cl, not with monPy, hut
with w<'ll, tht1t would
<JIVE' too 111ll( h dWdY
Tht'> m11C'h I will qlcJclly
rewt1l Th1<, d<•hyhtlul him
hds much to offer For recd
cmemd hull.,, thN<' 1., c1
chdn~e to qo twhmd thP
camera for
a look at
the early
days of
film.n\ak-
ing. For
vampire
fans, there
is Dafoe's
absolutely
flawless Jiiii F... perfor-
mance.
There is
wonderful humor, mostly
stemming from Dafoe's
Schreck, whose creepmess is
muted with equal amounts of
fienclish glee at the unex-
pected feast set before tum. I
would never call mysell a
great fan of the horror genre.
but Dafoe's performance IS
ITTesl.Stible
·shadow of the Vampire"
1s dtrected by E. Elias Mer-
h1ge The only other hlm
credited to hun in my current
hst of ltlms on video land
onhne di the Internet Movie
Ddldbt1se, http://www.
1mdb.coml 1s the 1991 horror
him ·Begotten,• wtuch is
dPscnbed as ·not for the
'>ClUPdllUSh."
I'm glad Merhige decidc>d
lo lighten up on the horror
dlld go for the humor.
"Shado"[ of the Vampire-
1s rati:d R
• JUNE FENNER. a Costa Mesa res
•dent in her late 505. 1s vice p<est·
dent of a work force tra1n1ng com
pany
'Shadow' makes
reviewer smile ' N osferatu • ls proba-
bly cinema's great-
est vampire film.
While many subsequent
films, such
as the Uni-.. ;d,~, . .. ,, ,'· . . .
~
,~···~
versal
fihns of the
1930s and
~Prdnk Lan-
geUa's por-
trayal of
the count
m the
1970s,
hdve
ROIJ orouD ~~~~~u-
ld legend,
none have equaled the ongi-
nal terror and awe "Nosfer-
atu• induced when 1t was
ongmaUy released
The star of ·Nosferatu·
WdS a German thedter actor
named Max Schreck. Not
much is known about tum.
He never made dnother film.
fn "Shadow of the Vctmp1re, •
director E Ehds Mertuge dJld
screenwnter Steven Katz
suggei.t that Schreck was m
fact d vdmp1re dnd that the
chrf'ctor F.W Murndu knew
"Shadow of the Vdmptre"
recreales the> filming of the
vdmp1rc C'ldi.c;1c and the hc-
llondl behmd-the-i.cenes dra-
ma that pldyed out between
the dlfector, leachng dctors,
producers dnd numerous
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Matthew McConaugbey and Jennifer Lopez star ln .. lbe Weddlncr Planner,• a
romantic comedy about a woman wbo find.I love With the right guy at tbe wrong
time -when &he's asked to plan b1s wedding. Rated PG-13, the fl.Im opened
No. 1 at the box office last week.
wnters who contnbuted to
the Wm's success
Willem Dafoe portrayi.
Schreck. and John
MalkoVlch portrays Mumdu
MumatJ promises Schreck
the blood of leachng lddy
Greta (Catherine McConnd-
ck) if he completes the ftlm
During fllrrung, the movie 1i.
plagued Wlth a stnng of bad-
luck incidents, or are they?
. The> film is highly enjoy-
d ble as Schreck ts portrayed
dS ctnema's h.rst real "dtva, •
whoi.e unreasonable
demands contnbute to the
film's difficult shoot
Dafoe as Schreck is siJn-
ply dlnd21Jlg. Ongmal scenes
from "Nosferatu• are inter-
cut Wlth thts hlrn. and the
resembld.Jlce, mannensms
dnd dU of the technical sUni-
ldnbes are amazing.
Both Dafoe and
Malkovtch relish theu roles
1as they know they are bemg
Wmed and observed; there lS
no 1gnonng of the camera m
Uu.s film. Dafoe's and
Malkovtch's acknowledg-
ment of the camera con -
tnbutes to the overall success
of the hlrn.
"Shadow of the Vampue·
ilJ rated R.
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COMMUNITY .
"We heard a beeping noise going
off in the locker, and we're checking
to be safe."
LEE GAETA.
Newport Harbor High School's
assistant principal on an alarm dock found
in a student's locker that sparked a bomb scare
Doily Pilot
Bo.oks can help guide students
"The arrogance of the
board majority is appalling.
The message being that if
EDITORIAL you d.on 't
see things
their way, you're not mvit-
. ed to the party."
We wrote those words in
December, when we criti-
cized the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District . .
board of trustees for once
again snubbing fell ow
trustee Wendy Leece by
refusing to appoint her to
the president's post.
And while we stand by
our statements today, the
irony of those words is now
hard for us to escape.
The very same Wendy
Leece, the very same
trustee whom we def ended
even though the content of
her message often dilf ered
from the board's and ours,
has asked that two books
be removed from the class-
room for the same reason
-the content of the books'
message.
That's unfortunate.
Because if it's wrong for the
boarp to exclude and vilify
those things it doesn't
agree with, it's wrong for
Leece as well .
And it is almost always
wrong to ban books.
We admit the rich tapes-
try that is literature is not
always antiseptic. And
true, the books that Leece
finds offensive -"Snow
Falling on Cedars," by
David Guterson, and "Of
Love and Shadows," by
Isabel Allende -have
rough edges.
All great books do.
But instead of dwelling
on the sexual content that
· Leece finds offensive, we
urge all to take a look at
the bigger messages that
these books and most seri-
ous works of literature con-
vey, those of humanity's
struggles, triumphs and
tragedies.
Further, the books in
question are mtended for
high school students, not
eleme ntary S£hool pupils.
These are students who
arc faced with a deluge of
less thdn wholesome pop
culture and tec>n idols
every ddy Thec,e arc> stu-
dents slrugghng to under-
s ldnd lhc-ir own 1denl1ly
and dnc-.wpr their own
quc-.,t1on.,
Rook.., rem hr>lp them do
thdt. EvPn the~e books.
Wt>'re not saying thdt our
teen~ !-.hould sign up for the
Playboy book-of-the-
monlh club.
But we have lo believe
that force-feeding high
school students what
amounts to ddily doses of
vanilla will most certainly
leave them wanting for
more
Play tears away at family-oriented values
It was obvious from the pldy
•crease• at Newport Harbor
High School last week that the
laa •ILBAG advance drd-..,. ma students
a re learning
more than acting, smgmq and
dancing
They demonstrdled on stage
"advanced" method<> or extub1-
borusm, fondling and sexual
techruque.
Our chLldren dtlend Newport
1-IMbor High School. and we hke
the sense of family we feE>l dl
thlS school; however, the values
of respons1b1hty, self-control,
respect and abshnencE> that will
continue to foster a fam1Jy-on-
ented society seem to be under-
mined by the instruction
received m the cldSSroom.
AMY POWELL
Newport Beach
Newspaper's Newport
bias shows in pages
I am a seruor at Costa Mesa
High School
I
I have been here since I was
m seventh grade. Ever smce I
started reading your newspaper,
J have felt that you are biased
toward Newport Beach The way
l see 1t 1s that Newport 1s a nch
city filled with nch people who
probably pay for your salary. I
think that you are bemg unla1r
to your Costa Mesa resJdents
who also buy your newspaper
Isn't it a fact that your office
building Is in Costa Mesa?
When f have read an article
l feel that l am being denied
equal time in the newspaper
l have seen articles about the
latest debutantes and the unique>
society banquets thrown m thE>
Newport Beach area. Persondlly,
I don't know anyone m Costa
Mesa who 1s interested in tho~e
articles because they emphas17E>
the •wonderful high life m Ne>w·
port "
Give me a break with dll of
your articles on those people
They cHe planning these func-
lJOnS because they want fame
and they want to impress pcoplE>
(reaUy out do) their fnends If
you really love Newport -.o
much, why not have a newspd·
per for only Newport Beach res1·
dents?
Another problem I hciv" w1th
your newspaper 1s the WdY you
present sport~.
Every time there are two
games going on at the same
ume, say Corona del Mar and
' Estancia, Corona del Mar will
get the picture and the mai;s1ve
. arbcle, while Estancia 1s on the
last page of the sports section
Jt doesn't matter how awful a
team 1s m Newport, but 1f a team
10 Costa Mesa IS not hrst m the
league, then you give them a
bard tune. Llqbten up on us; we
can't afford personal coaches for
our teams, we JUSt have natural
talent
So to all of you Newporters
who thlnk that your city Is No l ,
the only reason you feel that
way is because the Daily Ptlot
likes your city better.
•about Costa Mesa, it is usually
not as good as a Newport Beach
artlcle. They are usually shorter
and do not go into the specifics
Costa Mesa still sees you tor
what you are.
ERICA MELCER
Costa Mesa
DON UACH I OM.Y 111.0l
The cast of Newport Harbor High sChooJ's production of "Greae.•
Daily Pilot's editorial takes a cheap shot
I [ am surprised that the Pilot an lDdiVidual by vlrtuo Docs the Pilot that at a.s atteptabl for lDllIU·
would stoop to such a 1 vet as of dtliemhlp: believe that all Lounos gtan to nt and remaui lD lh
evidenced by th• edltorkl • The ec:titor1al com ere illegal tmnugrants U S. lleg llyl •
•Do 'l d11.honor thOH who close to ll&nderlng or that all Ul ol lmnu-On h to wond
loughl to end b1gouy, • which ran Steel wttb un ubltanti-grants are LeUDot Pilot would tak Uon, u
Uan. 13 con mlng Dr. Martin ated conclu ions about Whll th Pilot encouraging w\docwnented
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Prom my point of vi w, the that since he d ln favor h done en e\lil deed bUtMua.cy not only lucli·
Pilot I.I dl1bonorlng h1I memory of 5Upporting UnJtod by enerting his opin-ao • l ll allo against lb law
with ill lUogka.I reference to his States ltnmlgratton law, iOn that oruy U.S. dll·
cau • To dalm \Mt Chm StMI'• he must bf! " L.atmo-uni ahould be INaed
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\
\ ' Leeces
actions
should be
praj>ed~
By Cheryl ApgAr
I mu.,,1 commc•nd Wendy
LPeCP tor hE>r courdgeous
stpocl un removmg two
novels from lht· tugh school
rPading hc,I She knPw how
the com-COMMUNITY muruty
COMMENTARY would
re>dCt dnd
still. c;hp stood up for whdl
.,,ht> knew Wdl> best for the>
studt•ntc,
Puttlng dll religion dnd
pobUc!> dMde, nidtend.l!. con-
ldLmng dnythmq of d sexucil
ndture reydrdle~s of their
... dCcldun or bterdry mt>nt, dre
not dppropndle tor the cla!>s·
room
It 1s not dn issue of bemg
prudlsh or htruUng free
s~ch It's dn 1si;ue of help-
mg studf'nL'> locuc, on the
busmes'> of learn.mg
• Even gredt Llterdture cdn
drouse humdn nature. but
what businP'>!> 1c, that 111 the
cldssroom? SE'XUdl feelings
quickly occupy an adoles-
cent's rrund dnd don't need
dny encouragement from the
schoob.
Every day. classrooms are
dt>dhng with students who
Me so preoccupied with c,ex
thdt 1t maruJestl> itself in out -
rdgeous behaVlor, both Ill
and out of the classroom
Parents in ow commuruty
are exijOsmg their ctuldren
to sexually laden media
before they even enter
lunderqarten. dlJ becduse 1t
is • naturdl • Sure 11·s • natur·
al1 • but throughout m} many
yedrs of teadung I have
seen O\.er and over agdl.O, lt
does atrect student behaVlor
It also affects student rela·
tJonstupc; and acadenuc per-
formance
AnyUiung that stirs a
child's sexual unagmaoon
does not belong m the class-
room, and parents would be
domg their cluld.ren and
socirty a great ervtce if they
would avoid these klnds of
matenals.
And trust the teachers?
Just because a teacher is
employed by Newport-Mesa
does oot ensure that they
will have the students' best
mtere6t m rrund
Every teacher comes to
J.hetr Job wtth lhetr own
agenda and set of values.
These can't help but be
reflected m the lessons
taught to our children.
Parents need to know
what's gomg on m the
schools and give their input
as appropnate. We need to
focus on providing all stu-
dents wtth the best educa-
bon possible
So why not get beck to
the basicsl
There's an awful lot ol
learning that needs to be
done. Let's g t cm wuh tt.
The.re are so many fine
p1 of literature available,
wby bav th two beCome
uch an tssu l '
lb.ey are O!ftaitlly avfil·
ble outside ol I.he c:lasaooCD
for thole wbo ca.re to read
m
As a poma\Pt. I for
am very g:ra&et\11 to ha
Wendy lAec'e on ICboOl
·board
I may DOI egree With
eftr'ything MJ'I GI' ...
but IM et '8lt maa. lhe
public aware Of wtwat ii
going 00
She IUn up tM pal. Md
that gOt to t'8 hMbby far
any9QdMy.
Way to go, glltt
..
A 18 Thursday. Fefxvory 1, 2001
FIRE
CONTINUED FROM A 1
weeks. F11e engines arrived at the
scene of an emergency within accept-
able response-time limits for only 5%
of all calls, sa.id nm Rlley. Newport
Beach's fl.re chief.
"The response b.rnes aren't that
g reat." he said. "We took 1t serious.•
City offloals decided the situation
called for immediate remedy. While
discussing the proposed annexation
of Bay Knolls, Newport Coast and
Santa Ana Heights with City Council
members at a retreat at the Radisson
hotel on Saturday, City Manager
Homer Bludau brought up the prob-
lem
Because state law doesn't allow
counal members to take action on
lSsues that have not been publicized
before a meeting, the oty's elected
officials directed Bludau to put the
topic on the agenda for thel.J' Feb. 13
meeting
Bludau acknowledged Wednes-
ddy that he had authonzed the
makestuft hotel-room fire station as
the city's chief execuuve without
~explicit orders by counal members.
But m the interest of public safety,
such emerge ncy action was warrant-
c•d, he said.
"If the counctl doesn't agree, they
cdn hold me accountable,· Bludau
said "I'm JUSt uncomfortable with
leaving that hole remaining.·
While councll members also bad
not asked city officials to scout out
possible sites for d more permanent
stallon in the area, Bludau said that
loolung mto the matter was simply
·part of good staff work to make sure
what the dltematives are •
CounciJ members seemed equally
concerned about rmprovmg the situa-
tion nght away
·we !.hould try and turn that into
something permanent as soon as pos-
sible,· Counalwoman Nonna Glover
sa10 "We 1ust haven't been cogruzant
of the full situallon, I think.·
Councilman Steve Bromberg
added that providing excellent fire
sef'Vlces was a moral issue as well.
·We pr'lde ourselves with excep-
t.Jona.I quality on these seTVlces. • he
sdJd ·And we have an area of the city
thdt might not receive the benefit of (a
five-minute I response tlJ'ne. •
At the hotel, Fire Department offi-
cials said they might already have
found the perfect location.
A property owner just a few
blocks from the hotel has said he
PHOTOS BY GllEG FRY I OAl.Y Pl.OT
While waiting for a computer to arrive at one of their two adjolnJng hotel
rooms, Fire Capl Axel Zanelll Wls out paperwork the old-fashioned way,
while ~ngineer Jlrn Paste rnak sits ln the background.
area would depend
on whether council
members decide to
go ahead with the
annexation of Santa
Ana Heights.
City ofhc1a ls
expect to file an
application for
annexation with the
county by the end of
the month. The three
areas could become
part of Newport
Beach by January
2002. •
This. possible
From right. Zanelll, Pasternak, and Firefighter Tim
Richards make their way up the hotel stair to their
second-floor rooms after a medical aid call.
transfer of power of
Santa Ana Heights
from the count)' to
Newport Beach had
probably kept coun-
ty fire authority offi-
would let the department put up a
trailer in tus parking lot for free. said
Battalion Chief Ron Sutherland, who
supervises fire operations through-
out the city.
Sutherland added that tus depart-
ment was prepared to respond to calls
from the hotel roorTl5 for at least a few
weeks. But stationing d trailer in the
cials from rushing to
put Fire Station 27
..back into seTVlce. said the city's fire
chief.
Authority officials ·were looking at
what 1t was goirlg to take for them to
refurbish that site,• Riley said.
"Orange County doesn't want to go
through a lot of expense if we annex"
Santa Ana Heights.
Below-standard services in that
r
neighbarbood would technically not
bave to concern the city at this point
because the county sbll has jurisdic-
tion and provides fire services. But
the fire authority also served New-
port Beacb's airport area under an
agreement with the city. In return,
Newport Beach firefighters help out
in the Newport Coast area, which is
also still under county control, Riley
said.
Returning from a call shortly after
noon Wednesday -a man bad
passed out irl a nearby parking lot
and paramedics had taken him to
lrvlne Medical Center -the hotel-
based trl<> of firefighters said they'd
never experienced anything like their
current posting before.
·u·s different," said Firefighter Tirn
Richards after climbing the two dozen
stairs from the street to the 'Second-
noor room. "No cooking facilities. No
workout tad.titles.•
After 29 hours of a 48-hour shift,
the novelty seemed to have already
worn off, a little, for Richards. Capt.
Axel Zanelli and Engmeer JIDl Paster-
nak, who had come on duty Wednes-
day morrung, seemed more amused.
Asked if the hotel telev1s1on
mcluded movie cable channels,
Pasternak was qwck to respond.
"Usually it's Fire Department-
relaled films that we watch up here,·
he said, smiling. "No HBO."
Sutherland, who had stopped by to
check on his pioneer firefighters, said
the kitchen-less room probably did
inconvenience the men. The city's tire
stations all include kitchens to keep
firefighters fed during their long
shifts.
"The nice thing 1s that they don't
have to clean the bathroom,• Suther-
land said , add.mg that firefighters
keep the city's six fire stations lldy
themselves. "They have maid ser-
vtce. •
A quickly purchased rrucrowave
and a refngerator that hotel ofhoals
had delivered to the room aie helping
to alleviate the problem, Sutherland
said.
He added that the oty bad rented
two rooms for $84 each per rught.
"They gave us the government
rate,· he said.
And while trymg to make the
expenence as pleasant as possible.
the battalion chief pointed out that
some lines had been drawn.
"We put the clamps down,· he
said, laughing. "We told them. 'No
charging to the room. lf you order
room service, puJ it on your own cred-
it card.' ... How bad can it be? Sit.ting
in a hotel room, wrubng for calls?"
Doily Pilot
COVE
CONTINUED FROM A1
to a luxury resort plan for
the beach.
That plan has been in
the works since September
1997, when the state signed
a contract with Sari Francis-
. co developer Michael Freed
to act as the concessionaire
of a $35-rnillion resort
Steams said the state
has begun to reassess the
deal, which was signed
under the administration
of fonner Gov. Pete Wilson .
"We're taking a hard,
long look at where we are
beaded from h ere,·
Steams said. •And I think
Michael Freed is too ...
Under one option, the
state could buy out Freed,
who has said he has spent
more than $1 11ll.i.lllon in
d esign costs. However,
Steams said the public
agency would have to find
the funding, and it isn•t
clear if the state could pull
the plug on the deal
because the contract 1s
legally binding.
Locally, environmental
groups have been mar-
shaling their e fforts to
oppose Freed's p lan, even
while looking into other
alternatives for the cove.
Groups opposed to the
plaa .include the Alliance
to Rescue Crystal Cove.
Sierra Club, League for
Coastal Protection, the
Swtnder Foundation and
Orange County Coast-
keeper. Heiress Joan
lrvme Smith, whose family
sold the cove to the st.ate in
1979 for $32.6 million. bas
also joined the fight
The 67-year-old Smith
has hosted strategy meet-
ings with the groups at
her San Juan Capistrano
ranch .
"My position is of a con-
ciliatory position,· Smith
said. "The first thing we
need to do is bring all the
groups together. . . . This
thing ts some thing I've
. watched for 30 years. It's
become an obsession.•
l 6 IN A SERIES
POPCO
and The Irvine Company
A kid d igs in to a bag of popcorn
at the Saturday matinee and
never knows he's reaching into
40 years of .planning. Hardly any of us
think about how that theatre came to be'""
where it is, o r the park we juc;t walked
through, the schools our children go to,
the ho mes we live in. That's our JOb,
behind the scenes, to think, plan, design
and help make the places we all enJOY .
• THEAVINE~
Good Planning Goes A Long Way
-I
Doily Pilot
Priorities
taking
their toll
I n my final column before Hoag
Hospital's Dr. Lisa Worsch
induces labor on my wife and
delivers our first child this
weekend, here are 10 wishes
for the Toshiba Senior Classic,
which also has a pretty big stake at
Hoag these days:
1) That Arnold Palmer plays
again. Even if the King's scores
weren't exactly as low as he would
like in his Toshiba Classic debut
last year (79-74-153), his
appearance was the highlight of
the tournament.
This year, tournament officials
are hopeful Palmer will return to
Newport Beach Country Club for
Toshiba Classic VII.
2} That the Toshiba ClasStc, the
only PGA Tour-sanctioned event in
Orange County, raises another $1
million for Hoag, the managing
charity of the most philanthropic
stop on the Senior PGA Tour.
Richard Dunn
GOLF
Lee TreVUlo.
3) That there's
another playoff.
The Toshiba
Classic had
memorable
playoffs in 1997
and '99, but most
forget a third was
played last year
in the Super
Seniors as
George Archer
birdied the
second extra
hole, No. t 71 on
Saturday to
defeat legendary
4) That Ai'.len Doyle, the
defending champion of the
rain-shortened 2000 Toshiba
Classic, isn't asked every time he's
interviewed if he feels last year's
title here was tainted because of
only 36 holes of play.
·Lt Gil Morgan will give back his
trophy (after winning a shortened
event at Indianapolis), then I'll give
back mine,• Doyle quipped during
Media Day in January. "But you'll
have a harder time getting it from
Gu than you would me. So if you
can do that, I'll do what he dbes."
5) That '97 Toshiba champion ...
Bob Murphy. who will not play in
this year's Senior Classic for the
second straight year because of his
television duties with NBC, will one
day make another 80-foot birdie
putt at 17 .
It was Murphy's incredible.
uphill python putt on a two-tiered
green that ended a nine-hole
playoff over Jay Sigel in '97, at the
time the longest playoff in Senior
PGA Tour history.
6) That '99 champion Gary
McCord and runner-up John Jac;obs
get paired up in a round and tease
each other like they did in their
hilarious five-hole playoff.
7) That JaGQbs, like he did last
year, or some other Senior Tour pro,
sinks a hole-in-one during a pro-am
round to the delight of amateurs in
his group. .
8) That no one will get injured in
a golf cart during a pro-am round
while attempting to drive under the
ropes.
Last year, an accident involving
SEE GOLF PAGE 84
•
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Quote of
1HEDIY
..
·1 ~ al the girls met wel. We lwdd them lo one
goal; that's the whole tecln playilg defense ... "
John. Vargas. Corona del Mar High
girls water polo coach
. ~
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Sports Editor Roger Corfson • 949-574-4223 • Sports Fax: 949-650-0170 •Thursday, Februory 1, 2001 Bl
C oronadel
Mar High
sophomore
Christina Hewko
(In the dark cap)
battles In the hole
with a University
High opponent
In Wednesday's
big Pacific
Coast League
showdown.
Hewko scored
five goals in
Corona's 9-r
victory, whJch
puts the winners
In a three-way tie
for first place In
the race for the
league
championship.
00~ LE.;(H I DAIL~ PILO'
CdM storms past UnL 9-·1_
• With huge win over University, Sea
Kings join three-way tie for PCL lead.
Steve Virgen
DAILY PILOT
GIRLS WATER POLO
Uni (10-10, 3-1) and
Laguna Beach, ranked
No. 8 in Orange County.
With a victory in the
le~gue finale Wednes-
day at Costa Mesa, CdM
will earn at least a share
of its second ~traight
league crown.
.WWe're l>ack,
and we'll get
tested this
weekend in
the Irvine
while sophomores Daruela DiG1acomo.
Daruelle Carlson (one goal), as well as Juruors
Jessica Fnes and Lauren Guthrie. snagged two
each.
"I thought all the girls d.Jd well,• Vargas said
"We held them to one goal, that's the whole
tf'!am playmg defense.·
CdM, prole(;nng a 2-1 lead at halftime, con-
tinued t-0 frustrate the Tro1ans with a fast-paced
defense anchored by goalie Jessica Wells, who
had five saves.
CORONA DEL MAR -Hard times came to
the Corona de! Mar High girls water polo t.eam
in the early weeks of the new year. The Sea
Kings were Struck with the flu bug, bounced
out of the Orange County rank.illgs and hit a
low point with a 7-4 loss to Santa Margarita on
Jan. 20.
But, with one game and the reemergence of
sophomore Christina Hewko, the Sea Kings
r exploded back onto the scene, and then some.
"We're back,• "Sea Kings Coach John Var-tournament ... "
Forty-six seconds into the third penod,
Hewko made a steal and threw the ball out to
Fries. who scored easily on the breakaway.
After a 1-0 deficit, CdM outscored Universi-
ty, 8-0, induding five straight goals by Hewko
during the third and fourth quarters that led to
a 9-1 win over the Pacific Coast League-leading
Trojans Wednesday in the Sea Kings' pool.
CdM (1 t-9, 3-1 in league) has now created a
three-way jam for hrst place in the PCL, with
gas said. •Arid, we'll get
tested this weekend in
the Irvine tournament."
Hewko began the
Johnv.tgas
CdM girts water
polo coach
second hall playing at-------
the two-meter position
and she thrived, thanks to the Sea Kings'
defense.
Uru finished with 18 turnovers, 15 because of
Sea King steals. Hewko collected four steals,
Then. in a span of 2:33, Hewko scored three
goals. After stealing another Uru pass she set up
near the cage and flung a backhand shot with
two Trojan defenders draped on her
Less than a rrunute later, Hewko found good
position, took a pass trom Guthrie and quickly
scored. And, she connected from about four
meters out after taking another pass from
SEE WATER POLO PAGE 84
Sailors pull it out in overtime, 59-50
• Solid team effort helps Tars
escape with Sea View League
overtime win at Laguna Hills.
Tony Altobelli
DAILY PILOT
LAGUNA HillS -It may not appear
like it in the score book, but it was a team
effort tor the Newport Harbor High boys
basketball team in Wednesday night's
59-50 overtime Sea View League win at
Laguna Hills.
"They took the term 'role player' to a
whole new level tonight," Newport
Coach Larry Hirst said. "Different play-
ers at different times stepped up for us.
Here we are fighting for a CIF (Southern
Section} playoff berth and our fresh.men
BOYS BASKETBALL
and sophomores are making big plays
for us.~
Junior Tony Melurn, despite being
double and sometimes triple teamed,
managed to still lead the Sailors ( 18-5, 4-
2 in league) with 20 points, 13 rebounds
and six assists.
•I've got to give Tony credit," Hirst
said. •Even when they were putting two
or three guys pn him, he managed to
post up strong and set bis shots up. U the
shot wasn't there, the other guys knew to
get into open lanes and he managed to
find them."
Senior Aaron Yamal chipped in 16
points, inducting 9 of 10 from the free-
throw line, while junior Greg Perrine
added 12, eight in the fourth (Uld over-
time periods,
Despite the big sconng from New-
port's big three. what did Hust see as a
turning point of the ballgame?
•Jamie Diefenbach's six big rebounds
in the third period;· he said of his fiesh-
man backup center. ·1 think that helped
change the momentum for us. We got.
into some foul trouble and (sophom!)re)
Chase Cameron ran the point very well
tor us also."
The Sailors trailed after the hrst two
periods, 28-23, thanks to some hot
Hawks' shooting from Chris Lee t 15
points) and Jeff Shermart (14 points).
Diefenbach's board work helped lmut
SEE NEWPORT PAGE 83
Fnday·!. 9<1rr-.. (7 p m )
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK More than a feeling
Eagles, Micah Young
• Undersized Estancia post is coming up big for the Eagles,
despite a nagging ankle injury that continues to limit his game.
8alTy Feulkner
DAA.v Pl.oT
ah Young finally found a
sensation more consuming
an the throbbing of bis left
ankle. 1b1s feehng enveloped him
during the Jan. 2' pa.me agaiiist Pacific:
Coast Le.agu leading University, wblcb
he tOrd\ed for a ceieer-higb 39 points
• and 14 rebounds. ·
•Jt WU lik t cOWdn't mitl •.. lik I
was unMoppable. • Mid tbe ~foot-2
junior '*' player, Wbo C'OWd, to •
....... ~-make tbe .....
statement virtually ewry time he bu
laUn the court tn bis ftnt vanity
wbkh spuked a ?J-65 upset., he col·
lec:ted 19 points and nine reboun~ a
loss to Costa Mesa to gamer Daily Nbt
Athlete ol the W k recogmtion.
Desptt. be~ taller oppooents Ul
the pairit. You.ng'I qu)dcness. leOping
ability and determinatkm b4ve helped
him average 17.6 poines per game.
heeding tom Wedneeday's bOme game
eg&inlt Leguna Belch.
Jtil K\ahlg Dumbed might be 8Yflft
mor. ~ if nalllar a ml "1:p In
the ftr9t Jeec:b ~ Jen. 12.
Young oea~·-yWllOol
in tbe ant quuW. nae ... 'wa.
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Miller
clearly
a pillar
Tie late Les Miller never would have
xpected his name to be erected on
any school bwlding in the hArbor area,
but 1t finally happened su years after be
passed away m 1995.
Alter sel'VUlg 14 years as coach and
teacher at Newport Harbor High, Miller was
named to serve as the first principal at Costa
Mesa High and earned out that appointment
for five years
His many fnends m education were elated
to find the ad.nurustrabon building at Costa
Mesa High named to honor its first principal.
Another lofty honor came his way years
ago, when Orange Coast College named him
its Citizen of the Year.
With amusement, Miller told tlus comer at
' the time that he was pleased, "but these
things only happen when you've grown old
enough."
Numerous fnends and relatives attended
the Costa Mesa ceremony. Nov. 7, 2000 at
the school.
Although he mc11ntained many harbor
area friendships over the years, another
arde turned against rum in the early 1960s,
after his intense battle with Newport Harbor
High district ctuef Max Russell
Miller srud Russell had asked tum to fire
the late football coach Don Bums and Miller
Don Cantrell
SIDELINES
refused. ln fact. he hnally
wrote a letter to Russell
threatening to resign. He
hoped that would prompt
Russell to drop the issue.
It didn't. He accepted the
resignation Miller later
linked up wtth Davis
Intermediate School m
Costa Mesa for three
years, before rettnng.
Miller retained other
Costa Mesa aVtc and
community activities arid
kept building a long list of
fnends and supporters. His
role for many years in the
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club Fish
Pry was always considered one of lus top
actuevements, since It raised thousands of
dollars for community charities.
Possibly. Miller could have stayed m his
nauve Kansas or Iowa and actueved surular
tugh marks m that region, since he
establtshed two high coachmg marks early
on in lu.s career. •
However, one day he chose to visit his
parents, who were vacatiorung Ln San Pedro.
The Vtew of the coast near Long Beach and
beautiful weather prompted tum to consider
a move to the West
One of the ma1or quesbons was where to
seek information for the most valued tugh
schools. He was told to check Wlth the
education secretary at USC.
She told tum one of the bve most
outstandlng tugh schools in Southern
Califonua was Newport Harbor High He
lost httle tune dnVU19 to Pnnapal Sid
Davidson's ofhce in Newport Beach.
The ti.rrung was nght since Harbor football
coaoh Wendell Pickens was leaving to
assume a physical education post with the
Navy d uring World War Il.
Miller had football, basketball and
baseball coaching expenence and could
teach several baSlc subjects after graduating
from Baker College m Kansas.
He did consider nu.IJtary duty hrst as a
naval aviator, but Navy doctors rejected his
bid, si.flce h e had a serious eye problem.
VMSity coaching duties were turned back
to Pickens when he returned rrom World War a. Miller then focused mostly on inside roles,
such as teach.ulg civtcs and government.
Miller's three years of coaching varsity
football ran from tugh to low. His '43 team
only won two games, while the '45 team Jost
six and tied one, without a victory. ,
His op timism ran high in '44, with great
Went and some experience. But World War
O w~ still drafting young men and be would
Jose three top players lo the Navy.
The '44 team won fo ur games in a row,
then got nipped, 7·6, by Santa Ana High.
knocking the Tars out of the Sunset League
title chase.
Unfortunately, Miller's team also lost a bid
tor o fifth victory, whe n it was tied by Orange
ln the last moments, 7·7. in a driving rain
storm.
Miller had tus grand opportunity Oct. 20,
1989, to VlSlt with his old players at the 25th
annlve.rs.uy of Harbor High football at
Davidson Field.
SPORTS
PCLLOGJ· ' •
• Mesa outscores potent
Uni in eve ry period to pull
into a first-place PCL tie.
a.rry Faulkner
DAILY Pilot
COSTA MESA -The Costa
Mesa High boys bosketball team
added to its growing collection of
huge Pacific Coast League victo-
ries Wednesday in slow, satisfy-
ing increments. ·
•Our goal was to win, quarter-
by·quarter, • said Mesa Coach
Bob Serven, whose Mustangs
outscored the Trojans in each
period, en route to a 72-68 bi-
wnph. The victory, Mesa's fourth
straight against PCL competition,
pulled the hosts (15-8, 5-2 in
league) into a first-place Ile with
Uni (13-9, 5-2).
·we won the first quarter, then
we wanted to win .the second.
then the tlu.rd. Then, we told
them to wm the game.•
The Mustangs dutifully com-
plied, com bining a masterful
defensive performance with ~
anced offense and an emerging
conlidence, typified by senior
center Mike Payne
Payne. a 6-foot-7 erugma to
Mustang coaches early this sea-
son, continued to put up l.Dlpres-
sive numbers. He scored all nine
Mustang points in tpe first quar-
ter and finished with 16 points, 18
reb<Yunds and nine blocks. ·nus feels great,· Payne said of
hls continuing contributions. He
had 12 points, 17 boards and six
blocks, then 14, 14 and nine in two
games last week and appears
capable of reaching lus Jong-
sought triple-double any time now.
"I kept readt.ng in the newspa-
per about bow M~ could only
make three-pointers,• Payne
said ·As a senior, I wanted to
step up and help us post a PCL
(champ1onship) banner.·
Junior point guard David Con-
te chipped in 18 points, four
assists and tow steals, while
Steve Whittaker (14 points) and
Chad Vakih (13) also scored in
double figures.
Another key for the "':'lustangs
was their foul shooting. They made
23 of 27 from the line , including 18
of 19 in the second half.
Whittaker drained four straight
foul shots with 2:37 Jett, after Uru
fouled in the backcourt, then
drew a technical for argumg the
call. The free-throw Ourry upped
the Mesa lead to 64-48 and even-
tually allowed Serven to shuttle in
the seruors on senior night.
Included in the late substitu·
bons was crowd favonte Charlie
Amburgey, whose layin wtth
eight seconds left doubled lu.s
season point total. It also set off a
wild celebration, which seems to
be becoming old hat for the pre-
viously downtrodden program.
·we have three more big
league games, all on the road,•
Serven said of the remaining
slate that begins Wlth Northwood
Fnday.
Uni, which hit 9 of 30 three·
point tries. was led by Jason
Garey ( 15 points) and Hiro
Christoph (14). Both netted a trio
of three balls to help push Uni's
season total to 236. Mesa now has
211 three-pointers, wtth the CIF
Southern Section Slllgle-season
record of 294 (Chadwick in 1993-
94) looming for both.
NEWPORT
CONTINUED FROM 81 .
the Hawks (14-10, 1·5) to only one
shot per trlp down court. The
Sailors only scored eight th.lrd-peri·
od points, but they managed to cut
the lead to four beading tnto the
fourth.
Sophomore Nadim Pajevic
played strong defense and grabbed
four fowtb·perlod rebounds u the
Sallon m ed to even the acore.
011. LY PILOT PH ro s, .,. •• H ~-r•
Costa Mesa's Mike Payne fabove) gets
lnside for a basket Be low, David Conte
{3) g ets tangled up with University's
David Felste J in Wednesday's PCL duel.
M, .. ,., (1'> 8) '> 2
Un1vers1ty (13·9) S 2
CdM (10 1°1) 4 J
Northwood (17-6) 4 3
L..Jg. Beach (4-18) 0 7
W~~day's SCOf'PS
fnday (7 p.m .)
l'MJflC COAST Ll.AGUl
Miis.A 72. UNNutslTY 58
Sc:ont by ~ Un~ 7 13 19 19 58 cona Mew 9 19 22 22 12
~-GareylS,
Christoph 14, Asnoo 11
Kus.qi1 S. 0 Tran 4, ft'•Jltl 3
~4.GofMz2
)..pt. goals . Garty ],
Olrinoph ,l Asllon 1, lfltel 1,
KUY<tll 1 . Fouled out . Nt'WloOIM
ledv'llah · New50me I ea.ta MeM. Conte' 1s,
~ '" 'Mvttakar 14, vaktlt 13, KriltoNn 7, l iggtO 2.
Amburgey 2. ClM'k o. Wnd1•
0, M1itw.rd 0. fff90\0 0
~ goals • Whrttaltt'f 2,
COnt• 2. Krikorian 2, vak1h 1
FoYled out · P~.
Technlcab • nont'
Newport cut the margin down 10
two before Sherman dramed a
three-pointer and was fouled Wltb
3:16 lefl He completed the fow-
point play !!.Jld the Hawks led by
six. .
A Perrine jumper and two
Yamal free throws brought New·
port back to within two with 2 t 5
left.
The Hawks responded with two
free throws of their own and could
have put the game away wtth a
wide open layup, but the uncon-
tested shot missed the ma1k and
gave the Sailors one last breath
Seruor Steve Young stepped up
big lime and tut a big three-pomter
Wlth one minute Jett. pulling New-
port to Wlth.tn a smgle poant
Shennan lut a free throw for a
two-point Hawks' lead with 38.9
seconds left. but on the next tnp
down. Melum cut lhrough four
defenders and was fouled Wlth 27 •
S«Onds left *
He calmly tut both frei? throws
and when Sherman's JWDper rattled
in and out at the buzzer. the game
went into overtime
YOUNG plays twd, even every day in
practice .·
inside.
Creotivtty also comes into play,
os Young manages lo twist, contort.
spm and slash tn order to get bls
shot oft.
CONTINUED FROM 81 Young'• work eth.u:, much
Un.proved troin bis sophomore seuon. accordiog to Sorce, as a big
reuao Young enjoying such
IUQOell. .
' •He·a ree.Uy grown up a Lot th.is
year 4Dd b«amG a much more
well·rounded buketbell player,.
Sorce Mid. •Jie'I won.ed bard
eftl'f dey, *" very coechable,
end doiM the little things you ha
to do to be ~~rte-. on of
~ .. -=~=~ work ...... rwwvdl •
Youao begeD ~
In the fourth grede and •tilftli -
ll dtr11btl'9=almmt~
dly. He laid qt " .. ldl
~ W9ipGll ......... IOll
•
Young aa1d be fears no
defender. including blue-chip
DomingUU High 7-footer "tysml
Chandler, again.st wbom be play
m e 1Mgue game Lut year.
•Costa M ~ bU e &-7
(Mike Payne) and be went ngbt at
b1nl.. SOrt'9 Mid
Univentty, Uta l!stand6. lacks
lignifialDt me an the front line
iDd Y~ 'IOOk fd 8dvu
•()Ur plMl WM to be YWy
patMnt ad"* pound a. . .,..
-. . • laid. •t4cab jUllt
llMMd IO be on. It WMGM <JC
tra. .......... be .. 9llnmt
autcmatic whMl M ID' IM b.n. •
Thursday, February l , 200 l 83
CdMsuffers
72-45 loss at
Northwood
I • Def eat leaves Corona
del Mar a game off the
pace of co-leaders Cos·
ta Mesa and University
with three games left in
the Pacific Coast League
championship race.
IRVINE -The Corona del
Mar High boy!> basketball
tedffi was outscored 22-7 in
the f11st quarter and never
recovered m a 72-45 Paafic
Coast League loss at North-
wood Wednesday rught
Sed Kmgs senior Enc Snell
scored d team-htgh 13 points
and Jdean Shahangian fin-
ished with etght
Corona (10-1 4. 4-3 m
ledgue) defeated the Tunber-
wolve!> ( 17 -6, 4-3). 56·50, in'
lhe first round of PCL play
The Sea Kmgs loss caused
a two-way tie for second
place with Northwood, each
one game betund PCL co·
ledders Costa Mesa and Uru·
ver!>1ty with three games
rema1rung before the CIF
Southern Secnon playotts
CdM will play at Estanaa,
Fnday at 7 pm
,AOAC COAST LE.AGUE P4owntwooo 72
COfloNA DEL MM 45
Corona del Mar 7 12 17 9 · 45
Northwood 22 25 9 16 · 72
ConNY def Mar -Snell 13, Sha-
han91an 8. Alshuler 7 Br~er 6,
Mamon 6, iq Mancillas 5
Fouled oU1 · none
Technicals · none
Northwood · Terry 20, Selway
19, Sanchez 12, Bailey 7, Lee 6,
Roggero 5, Susson 2, Howard 1
Fouled out none.
Technicals · none
Estancia eases past
Laguna Beach. 71-50
COSTA lv1ESA -Estancia
H1gh's EJ1asar r-.1dldonado
scored a sedson-h1gh 28
pomts to lead the Eagles'
boy!> bdsketball tecUD to a 71-
50 Pdcihc Coast League Vlcto-
1). over VlSitlng Laguna Beach
Wednesday
Mdldonddo shot 9 of 12
from the held. mclud.J.ng 6 of 8
from behmd the three-point
. lme He also dished out hve
dss1sts and collected four
steals Estancia!> Micah
Young 115 pomts1 dnd Ddnny
Valbuena (10) also !>Cored m
double figures for lhe Eagles
(8-14, 3-4 m league}.
"We were k.md of lethar-
gic. Estanoa Coach Chns
Sorce said ·But. we d.ld the
thmgs we had to do to wm
and stay Ln the playoff hunt.·
The Eagles will host Coro-
na del Mar Fnday at 7 p.m.
MOAC COAST l..EAGUt
EsTANCIA 71, lAGuNA Bua. 50
Laguna Beach 14 10 14 12 • 50
Estancia 21 15 13 ).2 · 71
Laguna a.Mf\ -Blodgett 17,
Brown t 1. Chatrath 5, Leahy S.
Rt~ 4, Norfleet 4, Foe 2.
Gabbaro 2
3-pt goals · Chatrath t, Brown 1,
Leahy t, Blodgett 1
Fouled out · none.
TechnKals ·none.
Estancia . Maldonado 28.
Young 15, 0 Valbuena 10, Prado 6,
I( V<llbuMa 6, Rodriguez 2.
Cachola 4, Berame O. Niles O.
3·pt goals -Maldonado 6
Fouled out· none.
TechnKals · none.
The overtune was controlled
from start to hrusb t1y the Sailors
SEA VIP# a..tAal9
sa..~ .....
NIWJIOllT 59. &MMIA ....... 50
Newport Harbor t S I I l9 9 -59 t.a,tN Hiiis 12 16 7 1S 0 -50
wport -~um 20, Ywnaf '" Pemne 12. Pet.,-son 6, Young l.
Dicf'e~ 2. CMneron 0, ~ 0
l ·pt ~ls · Y..-nal 1, Young 1.
Fouled out · none.
........ .... Lee 1S. Shelm9n ,.,
o.mkk 7, Vollenhah 5, Donat .. .
Stetg« ), WllllMl'IJ 2. J
l-pt. goMs • hmlan ~ ... 2. 5illlllQllr 1,
Fouled out -Olmk1
•
. .
84 Th"" February I. 200 I
JC MEN'S HOOPS
occ
loses
fourth
straight
• Cypress tags Pirates
with 96-84 Orange
Empire Conference loss.
CYPRESS -The Orange
Coast CoUege men's basket-
ball ledm lost its fourth
strd1ght Ordnge Empire Con-
fcrPnce Qdme Wlth a 96-84
dens1on at Cypress Wed.nes-
ddy
Sophomore center Chad
I ldgcdom led lh~ P1rdtes (14-
10, 5-4 tn conlerence) with 27
point!. dnd Rytm Earl scored
24 Bucs Randy l..Jbistre (12
p<JlnlsJ cmd Nick Burwell (16)
dlso scored tn double figures.
Cypress (I 1-14, 4-5), how-
Pver, took ddvantage of
OCC's lack of d~fense, shoot-
ing 20 of 38 in the first half for
d 53-38 lead.
The Pirates wiU Lry to get
h~c)< in the W1Jl column as
they host Fullerton, Fnday dt
7 30 pm.
OAANGE EaM'IRl CONfetEHCE
CYNISS 96, OMNGE CoAST 84 0r.,.. Cout Hagedorn 27,
Earl 24, Burwell 16, Lab1stre 12,
Ohver 2, Madrid 2, Rivera 1
3 pt goals Burwell 2. Lab1stre 2.
Earl 1
Fooled out Rivera, Burwell.
Technicals none cypr.u Lorenzanna 25.
Erquhart 24. Lucas 16. Dooglass 12,
Edwards 7, Jackson 7, Lee 3,
Brennan 2.
3 pt. goals • Lorenzanna 5,
Erquhart 3, Jackson 1, Edwards 1.
Fooled out -none
Technicals -none.
Halftime Cyprfis, 53-3B
JC WOMEN'S HOOPS
OCC absorbs
63-58 setback
• Cypress records
Orange Empire
Conference decision.
CYPRESS -Ordnge Coast
Coll ege dropped d 63-58
decision in women's basket-
baU Wednesday rught as host
Cypress captured lhe Ordllge
Ernp11e Conference matchup.
The Pirates, 13-13, 3-6 m
Lhe OEC, had three players m
double figures (Kierston
Melville Wlth 14 points and
Karyn Fierst and Nadia MOJI·
ca Wlth 13 apiPcc). but were
undblP to offset the 21 -point
<;coring of Rdndi<> Wdshing-
ton.
TI1e Pirdtes wer<' within
rdnge m the wdning
moment~. but Angela Gdrrett
mddE> three rrer• throws m the
hnal 40 seconds to help seal
the verdKt
Cypress unprove~ to 10-15,
4-5.
OAANG« Pl9'ME CONRMHa ev..ss 61, ~ CoAsT 58 ar.,.. Cout -Masuda 0,
Fierst 13, Redmond 4, Melville 14,
Nakano 7, Mo11ca 13, Urban 7
3-pt goals Nakano 1. Urban 1
Fooled ovt MOJIC<l
CyPnN Tu'ua 1, Benavidez 10,
Bradford 4, Garrett 13, Pomeroy 2,
Shunto 10, i'lufau 2,
Washington 21
l pt goals Shinto 2.
Fouled out none
Halftime Cypress. 32 27
SCHEDULE
TODAY
•llesbdNll
College ~ Cal Bapl1st at
Vanguard, 7.30 p.m
College women -Cal Baptist
at Vanguard, 5:30 p.m
High school girts Woodbridge
at Newport Harbor, 7 p m , Corona
def MM at Estancia, 7 pm .. Costa
Mesa at Northwood, J p m
•Water polo
High school girts -Newport Hat6or, C«ona def MM at
Southern C.llfomla Invitational at
IMM High. fstanda at St JoMpt\
):15 p.m
• loomr H~ glrli Woodbridge ~ HMbot, 5 p.m.; Coton.I
dtl Mat at EJtanda, 3 15 p.m.;
COSUI Mela at Northwood. 3:15
~
comtnunlty c~ men -~et Oranp eo.st. 2 pm.
C«rwnunlty cotlcige wonwn · ~ COllt ~ Cuy~ 2 p.m.
DIEP SU
.
SPORTS
DON I.EACH I OAl.V I'll.OT
CdM's Undsey Daley (8) reaches back to deliver a shot on goal in Wednesday's victory.
POLO
CONTINUED FROM 1
Guthrie with 42 seconds
remaining in the third.
After nearly two weeks of
suffenng with the flu, Hewko
recovered on Jan. 24.
·was that amazing?" Var-
gas said of Hewko. "She did a
great job.·
Hewko, who rpoved from
driver to the 2-meter spot,
opened the fourth quarter
with two goals, the second of
which caromed off the cross-
bar and floated into the c~,
for an 8-1 lead.
Daley scored her second of
two goals when she heaved a
shot from about 10 meters out
with less than'a second left.
•Finally,· Vargas said of
practicing with a full team
after training with half a
squad because of the flu.
•we're getting there. Just in
the ruck of time with CrF
playoffs coming.•
CdM will return to action
in the Irvine tournament,
which runs today through
Saturday and features the
best teams in Southern Cali-
fornia. The Sea Kings will
host Canyon, today at 4 p.m.
MOAC COAST &.£\GU! CDM 9, UNIVIRSl1Y 1
University 1 O O O • 1
Corona del Mar 1 1 4 3 -9
Unlven~ -Canby 1.
Saves -Mayer 7.
Corona del Mair -Hewko 5.
Daley 2, Carlson 1, Fries 1,
Saves -Wells 5.
Eagles top T-wolves, 7 -6
• Estancia, with Carpenter at the helm, rallies for
double-overtime victory. Rasmussen key to win.
IRVINE -Estancia High
seruor Somer Flaherty scored
lo force overtime, then assist-
ed on the game-winner by
Katie Menden in the first of
two three-minute overtime
periods as the Eagles earned
a 7-6 double-overtime girls
water polo win over Pacific
Coast League host North-
wood Wednesday.
Estancia (3-9, 1-2 in
league) was down, 5-1, at
halfHme. But WJth newly
appointed coach John Car-
penter, tilling in alter Michele
Spanley resigned, directing
hls players, the Eagles shut
down the Tirnberwolves and
prevailed for their first league
victory.
Flaherty had four goals,
Menden two and Jenea Gud-
vangen added another, while
senior goalie Anna Ras-
mussen keyed the defense
with 10 saves.
"Rasmussen was the key
to the game,• Carpenter said.
"She made some btg saves in
the second half and three cnt-
ical ones in overtime.•
MCJAC COAST L.EAGW
ESTANCIA 7, Notmtwooo 6
Scor'e by Pwtods
Northwood 3 2 0 1 0 0 6
Estancia 1 0 2 3 1 0 · 7
Nof1hwood ·Bien 1, Hobbs 1,
Farson 1, Caldwell 3.
Saves -Gibson 6.
EsUnda • Flaherty 4, Menden 2.
Gudvangan 1.
Saves --Rasmussen 10.
Spanley resigns Estancia polo post
•Embattled program loses coach
with four games left in the season.
COSTA MESA -Michele Spanley resigned
as girls water polo coach at Estanoa High.
Eagles G111s A~tic Director Nancy Ferda
announced Wednesday.
Spanley, a third-year coach who could not
be reached for comment, was replaced unme-
diately by John Carpenter, the school's boys
coach. Carpenter guided th&' Eagles in
Wednesday's Pacific Coast League road game
against Northwood and will coach the team
the remainder of the season (three additional
games).
About hve Estancia players, two of whom
later said they bad disagreements with Span-
ley. threatened to boycott the Jan. 24 game
against Corona del Mar. Ferda, concerned the
team would not have enough players, forfeit-
ed the PCL contest to the Sea Kings. Two play-ers told the Daily Pilot they had been sus-
pended for the Jan. 25 game against Savanna,
a 22-4 nonleague loss, though school ofhaals
denied anyone had been suspended.
Ferda, Principal Tom Antal, Spanley and
players met Friday to discuss the situation.
Ferda said Monday that the meeting went fine
and Lhat everyone was on the same page.
-by Barry Faulkner
CdM remains in first place
• Club team has won three games
in a row to improve to 7 -1 overall.
M~u~0:~;ear del ROLLER HOCKEY
hockey team
defeated Capistrano Valley, 8-2, for Its third
straight victory.
CdM's,scoriQg was led by AusUn Chase
wtth 10 goals ahd four assists during the
team's three-game winning streak . Adam
Freec:le bas added seven goals ~nd five
assists in that same three-game span.
Defenseman and team captain Ryan
Stockwell has chipped in with a goal and
five assists, while assistant captain Blake
Smith has chipped in five goals and one
asslst.
CdM netminders Evan Cooper and Eric
Murowttz have combined for 51 saves on 62
shots during the winning streak.
Captain
Ryan
Stockwell
(left)
and
leading
1eorer
Austin
Chase
enjoy
a big
moment
In CdM's
three-
gune
run.
Breakers sweep weekend tourney
• Girls under-10 APP
team wins three games
in ASA Friendship
Tournament.
ANAHEIM -The
J'llewport Beach Breakers, a
girls under-to APP soccer
teem from AYSO Region 97,
won all three contests at the
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM B 1
a Toshibo mployee ln Lorry
Ziegler's group ts 1WJ betng
1nv tig4red.
9) lhat legendary 10m
Watson, JD4)Qng his IDIUg'Utal
lbab.iba ClUlic appearance
ID 2001, wUl ~
my gotl game durtng h¥ ·
three-Ide WallclDg Clink: at
~ 8Mch OoUDuy
Cu~ P b, "¥1.
'
ASA Girls Friendship
ToumamentJan. 20-21.
The Breakers posted
victories over the Corona
Flash (5-0), the Palmdale
Blue Angels (3· t) and the
Bwbank Dream (6-2).
Amy Snyder and
Stepbanle Nealey shared
goalkeeping duties while
Maggie Bemay, Kelly
10) That Doug Tewell will
rorget what happened last
year et th Tochiba Cl ic
and not do what he Mid laJt •
April et the La.i Vegas 5enior
Oos c.
Towell was an ollemote in
l t y 'a Tblhlba and didn't
make It to th 78-player d
beal\1" of hlt non~~ernpt
It.ah.II But ~ell went on lo
Witl toumtm n on
tho senior Thur bl '2000,
lDchadlng a ~r. and fin-
hbed tb 00 the money
Utt.
Heenan and KaUe Ston:h
provided solid defensive
support.
Mldflelders Allee Cope,
Sbanoon Rohan, Lauren
DeVoy and IC.od Erbom
helped sparJt the offense,
while strikers Sara Gomez
and ErlD MWer continued to
outplay and outscore the
opposition.
Six weeks alter the 2000
Toshiba Cla.sslc, and one
week aft.er his flnt victory at
.1tbe PG.A 5enlon, Towell Mid
h wasn't coming to t.ba 2001
lbshlbo Oa . HopefUJJy,
the wounds bavo hoaled and
~ u wUl 8dd to the
atreedy strong Jd.
My~ wiah, al coune.
Is for a happy and healthy
baby, and dwll youn trUly
rwturN 6a time to ewer the
• Talblbe c-k . 26
thiOugb MUdl t .
(
Doily Pilot
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
Eagles win, 5-2
COSTA MESA -The Estancia ~gb boys soccer le~
overcame a t-0 deficil f~r a 5-2 Pacific Coast League wm
over visiting Laguna Beach Wednesday. .
Eagles Ricardo Avila, Javier Millan, Osbaldo Nieves,
Armando Ortiz and Juan Zarate scored one goal each.
Estancia (8-4-3, 4-2 in league) al.so defeated the
Artists (1-4-1 in league) Monday, 5-2, as Laguna
Beach tried to take advantage of its small field.
#Monday we played the best game we played~ sea-
son • Estancia Coach Steve Crenshaw said. The mten-
sity'ievel was just dominating.· .
On Wednesday, however, the Eagles played. a bit
more relaxed, Crenshaw said, because they. r.elied on
their speed which tired the Ansts on Estanaa s bigger
field. . • c ... "They spent the whole time chasing us, rensuow
said. . 'th Eagles goalie Adam Kapko firushed wi _one save.
Estanaa will host Corona del Mar on Fnday at 3:15.
Then, the Eagles will play at crosstown nval Costa Mesa
in a make-up game on Satwday at 10 a.m.
Costa Mesa falls to University. 1-0
COSTA MESA -It was a game of wide-open nets and
missed opporturuties for the Costa Mesa Hlgh boys soccer
team.
The Mustangs bad nwnerous chances to score, but
could not find the back of the net during Wednesday's 1-
0 Pacific Coast League loss to visiting University.
"lt was a great game,• Mesa Coach Eugene Day said.
·we must of had 12 great chances lo score, but we just
couldn't do it. Oh well, that's soccer for you.•
Goalie Bryce Sheridan had six saves for the Mus~gs
(10-5-1, 4-2 m league). but it wen! for naught.as Univer-
sity's Chris Baez scored the game s lone goal m the 10th
minute.
Day was pleased with the play of juruor stopper Steven
Thomas. "He was solid for us, covenng the entire defend-
ing area,· bay said. ' .
The Mustangs will play at first-place Northwood Fn-
day at 5 p.m.
Harbor knotted up with Hawks
LAGUNA HILLS -The Newport Harbor Hlgh boys
soccer team battled to a 0-0 lie with host Laguna Hills 10
Sea View League acilon Wednesday.
Tars' seruor goalie Duke Burchell collected seven
saves as Harbor improved to 1-2-2 in league and 3-5-5
overall.
CdM drops sixth straight in league
IRVINE -The Corona de! Mar High's Sea Kings lost
their sixth straight game in the Pacific Coast League W1tb
a 3-0 boys soccer setback to host Northwood.
Goalie Geoffrey Collier turned back six shots for CdM
(2-t 2-t. 0-6-1 in league). The Sea Kings resume play Fri-
day with a game at Estancia at 3:15 p.m.
Orange Coast blanked in opener. 9-0
C H u L A TENNIS
VISTA -The
Orange Coast men's tennis
team began its season with
a 7-0 nonconlerence loss at
Southwestern Tuesday.
First-year Coach Jim
Moore will try to direct the
Pirates to their first win
when they host Cemtos
• today at 2 p.m.
BOATING
NONCOtllfUENa 5ountwurEM 7, occ 0
Singles -Harper (OCQ lost to
Saloman, 3-6, 1-6;. AndrHsian
(OCQ lost to Cecena. 2-6, 1-6;
Garcia (OCQ lost to Avalos, 1-6,
1-6; Wine (OCQ lost to Nunez.
Hi, 1-6; Romano (OCQ lost to
Helenes, 1-6, 0-6.
~ -Harper-Garcia
(OCQ lost to Saloman-Avalos,
3-6, 2-6; Wine-Romano (OCQ
lost to Nunez·Helenes, 0-6, 4-6.
Stemler, Louf ek win Florida sailing race
• NHYC members take top spot irt 61-boat fleet
at Orange Bowl International Youth Regatta.
MIAMI -Newport Harbor Yacht Club members Philip
Stemler and Whitney Loufek took first place at the Orange
Bowl International Youth Regatta Dec. 26-30.
Stemler (Corona del Mar High) and Loutek (Newport Har-
bor) placed first in the 61-boat regatta and competed in the
Club 420 class. Club 420 is a two-man high performance dingy
used nationally for junior championship events.
Other locals who participated in the race mclude Justin
Law, Kelsey Cochran, Ryan Marshall, all from Newport Har-
bor, as well as CdM's Adrian Patterson.
Law and Cochran were 13th, while Marshall and Patterson finished in the top half of the fleet.
The team was coached by Billy Uniack.
AYSO
Corona del Mar squad from Region
57 wins Area Q championship, 2-t
/
•Girls under-14 squad becomes first local
team at this level to claim area championship.
The AYSO Region 57 girls under~ 14 tOccer team from
Corona del Mar became the first local teo.m at that level
lo win the Area Q championship, beating South lrvine,
2-1, Jan. 21.
1\'alling, 1-0, the CdM Hot White exploded With two
goals in the fin.al four minutes of action.
Carolyn DOrtan and Cb1l11 • Gulbord each 1<.'0red for
the Hot White, ,while solid team play wae turned~
A.lbley Alber, iCatle Wiide, M= Ne11cJia. mtp
Joyo, Alaya Joyo, Jbaby Todd, ~ J..a.
EWl'IOll. ICdy N ..... UadMy Ouityn1. x.a...
A-. and~ ... .CU.p.
1be Hot White wm next play et UC ltvine lD the
Mdlonal playoff• In Mm:b.
Daity Pilot Thu~. February I , 200 I
..
-.......
Flctltloua Bualneaa
Name Stat.ment
Tl'le lollowlng pe<sons .,. doing buelne• aJI
A ·~Cout
Secretarial Service.
2201 Matton SI #102,
IMle, CA 92612
Cin<ty Stroh, 7381
Si9ra Dr . Hun11ngtoo 8Mch. CA 1126&8
Thll bu9fMM 18 COfl-
duclad by: .,, ~
Have you 1tarted
dOlng ~ Y9(? No
Cindy Sttoh
Thia llelemenl WU llled wfftl the Couflly
Clt(tlol~~
on 0 I /30t'200 t
20011HH14
08lly Plot Feb 1 8, 15, 22. 2901 lb670
. --. ' . ~
HOTICf OF
l!IZUR!
PURSUANT TO
HEALTH AHO
SAFETY CODE
SECTION
11411111411
AHD H011CE OF
INTENDED
FORF!ITURE
PURSUANT TO
Hl!ALTH AND
SA.F!TY CODI!
SECTIOH 11 .... 4
On Januert 4, 2001 ..
312 36lh S1teet New-IJOl1 BMc:ti. CA the prop.
erty dHcrlbed aa
$1,&97 wu Mlzed pur·
euant to Health eno
Safely Code s.ctlon
1147111141111 by the
Newpo11 S.ectt PollOI
Oepartm.nt
The property w11 lllzed With reepect to al-
leged vtolatlon(a) ot a
Sec11on(1) o4 the Heahh
end Safety Code Sec:llorl You ere hereby
notlf*j lhllt the Ot&trict
Attorney of Orange
County hH 1nit1•ted
~ to lotf4HI the
ebove-deacnbed prop-
erty pursuant to Health
end Safety Code
s.ction 11488 4
YOU are nstnlCled INC
if you desire to oontesc
tha lorle•r• ol ttlls
property, pursuant to
Health and Selety Code
Section 1 1488 S. you
mus1 file 11 vorl1ied clalm
llatlng your 1nt1reat tn
the property You must
file INs claim 111 IN Su-
perior Court ol the
County ol Orange Wllhon
(30) dllys ol IN hlll pul>-
licatlOO ol this N011ce.
unless you receive
ectual nouce (Pleau UM 01F00715) You
must serve an endorM<I copy of m. claJm on the
0111nct Attorney of Or·
ange Counry lAttn
Oeputy-tn·Charge.
NET) at 401 Civic
Cenler Drive West,
Santa Ana. CA 92701
Within thirty (30) dlys of
the liltng ol lhl cleim In
the Supet101 Cour11C1v1I O.v1s1on
The failure to umely
hie and MCUre • venfled
claim stating an mterest
tn the property 1n the Su-
penor Court WI" result 1n the property being de-
clared or ordered for
lerled to the State ol Ca1-
rforn1a 1nd d1stnbuted
pursuant to the
!>'"OVISOOOS ol Health and
Safety Code Section
t 1489 without further
notice Of heanng
Pubhahed Newport
Beach-Cost• Mesa
08Jly Pilot Feoniary I 8.
15, 2001
201080 Th665
NOTICE Of
tl!IZU"'E
PURSUANT TO
HIALTH A.HD
SAFETY CODE
SECTION
11471/114 ..
AHD HOnCE OF
INT!ND!D
FORFEITURE
PURSUANT TO
Ht!ALTH AHD
SAFETY CODE
SECTION 11418.4
On Jllnuwy 3. 2001 at
2205 Harbor Blvd ,
ti 18. Cotti Mffl. CA
the property dHcfhd
II $4,488 WU Mlzed
pu<euent to H1111tl I nd
Sately Code Section
11 47111 1488 by the
CoelA MIU Police De-
partment
The property w11
-zed wlll1 ra.pect to al-
leged vloletJon(a) ot • 5ecllon(•) ol Iha Heellti
and Safety Codi Section You are hereby
notlfll<I 111al the Dlltnc:I
Attorney of Orange
County hes lnltJetld
proc.edlngl to fort.ti the
above--dffcnbld prop-
erty purauant to Helllh
and Safety Code
Section 11488 4
YOU ate W'lllrucled that
~ you desire to con1e11
the lorle1ture of this
property purwam to
Heelth and Safety Code
Section t t 488 S, you
must hie a v111fled claim
11t111ng your lntereat In the property You must
file lhs claim In the Su-
pe11or Court of the
Coun!y ol Orange Wllhon
(30) da'($ of the flfSI put>.
hcatiOO of this Not1e1,
unteas you receive
actual n011ce (Please
u&e Ot F00713). You
must aerve an endorsed
copy ol the claim on lhl
0.11nc1 Anomey or Or·
ange Counly (Attn
Oaputy·rn·Charge
NE T ) at 401 Civic
Center Drive West.
Santa Ana, CA 92701
Wllhtn tMty (30) days or
lt1e hlWlQ ol the clatm "' the Super!Of C6url/Ctvll
01v111on
The l11lure to hmety
Ne end MCUre a venfled
Claim Slating an interest
tn the property in the Su-
pen<>1 Court WI" fe&Ull tn
the ptoperty betng dll· clared or ordered IOf·
leited 10 the State ol Ca1-
1forn1a and distributed
pursuant 10 lhe
Pf"OYISIOOS cJ Healltl and
Safety Code Sec110n
11 489 without futther
notice or hearing
Pubhshad Newport
Beach Co5la Mesa
Deify Plloe F~ 1 8.
15 2001
201011 Th663
ISC 10270
NOTICe OF
PETITION
TO ADMtNltTER
UTATI! Of':
CHAALOTIE
PATTE.RIOH aka
CffARLOTTI! FUR
H.a CHARLOTI'E
,EAR PATI!ASON
CASE NO. A20Stoe
To all het11. beoefl·
ctarlet, credrtofs, cont·
logen1 Cf~· atMI
Plf'IOl19 who ~ Ofllt· wlM bt lnWMted In lhe
wil or ..... or boCtl oc
CHARLOTTE
PATTERSON aka
CHARLOTTE FEAR e11a
CHARLOTTE FEAR PATTERSON
A PETITION FOR
PR08ATE hea been filed by JACK GIBSON
FROST on the $upe<IOI
Court of C1llfo1n11.
County of ORANGE
THE PETITION FOR
PR08ATE r~ that
JACI< GIBSON FROST
bl eppotnfed .. pet·
eonal representative to
edrtwllltllf the 111a1e ol
the decedent
THE PETITION re·
que111 the dec&dtnt'•
WI/A end oodlClll, 11 any. bl edmllled to probate The w• and any oodlcll9
are av11table for H · ammauon ri the 111e kept
by the coun
THE PETITION re
quests authority 10 ad·
minlater the esllte under
the Independent Admtn-
11lrab0n ol E11a111 Ad
(Thea .Aulho"1y w<M allow
the persooal represent·
at1ve to take many IC·
ltons wrthOul ot>tain1ng
court eperoval Before
taking certain very Im
portent actions. how· aver, the personal repr•
1¥11.abve Wll be reQVlled
to give nohce to in· terested persons u~
they have waived notJCe
or consented to the
proposed ac11on ) The
independent adm1n1a·
lratlOI\ aUlhorlly wiU t>e
granted unless an tn·
teresled pe'*ln files an
oOjlcllot1 to lt1e petmon
and shows. good cause
Why the court atlOUld no1
grant the authonty
A HEARING on the
petition wtll be held on
MARCH 1. 200t at I 45
pm 1n Dept L73 lo·
catld at ~ 1 The City
Onve South Orange
CA 92868
IF YOU OBJECT to
the granting of the peh·
lion, you Sl'lou4<f appear
at the hea11ng ano state
your objectlOOa or hie
wnnen o01ect1ons 'Mth
the court before the
h1111ng Your Ip· pearence may be Ill pet-
aon or by your enomey
IF YOO ARE A CREO· NOTICE OF Flctltlou1 8u1lneaa ITOR or contingent cred-
SEIZUAE Name Statement "°' of the deoeased you
PURSUANT TO The fOltowlng persons mu&l file your Claim With
HEALTH AND are doing buW-S u the court and m11I 1
Western Maritime t ...._ ~-1 """ SAFETY CODE copy 0 u ... ,......~-r_,.. Transport. 1280 Bison retentallVe aopointld by
SECTION Ave •89-558. Newport thl courl w1th1n lour 11471/11488 Beach. CA 92660 mon1hs from the date of
AND NOTICE OF Whitney T. Shaw. lhe flrst lSIU&ll08 of let·
INTENDED 1280 Bison Ave · tera as provided In Pro-
FORFEITURE •B9 558. Newport 1>111• Code sec1lon 9100
PURSUANT TO ~:: ~~!:6°11 eon-~ t:::;':' ':~~ =
HEAL TH AND ruded by ero individllal tour months from 1.1>e
SAFETY CODE Have you started heann9 date noticed
SECTION 11488.4 doing bu11ness yet? above
On Januaty 5, 2001. •t Yes, January 1968 tn LA YOU MAY EXAMINE
666 W 181tl Street. 113, County the ~le kept by the court
Costa Masi . CA the Whitney T Shaw 11 you are a person ,,,..
property deacnbed as This statement waa 1eresled m the estate
S4.29t was Mtled pur· flied with the Coun!y you ma1 Ille wnh the
tuint to Health and Clerk o1 Orange Cooney OOUf1 a AeQt'8SI tor Spe.
Safely Code Sec1100 on Ol '26/2001 cial Noto08 (form OE-11471111 488 by the 20011853264 154) of IM filing ol an n.
Newport Beach Police Daily p-.,i Feb 1 8 t 5, ventory ilnd awa1se1 of
F1cttttoU9 lutlneu
Name St.Nment
Tha lollOwlllg ~· .,. °'*'11 bulinilM ..
•I ~ F1t111 P~ ~.b)~
Flret At>et1m1nt c) s.Mct Fn. Otvwll. d) s.Mc:e Fni Conettuc;·
hon Management, e) ~ Ft<lt Pool Sy.-
tom1, t) Serviee Frnt ~;,,g/n~~
s.rvlcl FW11 RoOftng &
Waterproollng, I)
S-FUil Conttruc-
llon. J) Sefvt« Ftrtl
Carpet Ael1Q(lt1on Kl
Heritage AJr & Electtk:,
L) Heritage Construc-
tion, Ml 5efvlol First lm-
p1ct f lnttallers. N)
Setvic;e Fitst Construe·
tion & Remodelino 0)
ServlCI First Pr~rty
M&ll'tl-nc. P) SeMoe
First Arboriela 0)
Service F111t Pa1n11ng.
R) Service First Con·
struetlOn & Oemoltt0n
S) S.rv1c1 F111t Micro·
~.~~
U) ~ r1111 Ouallty
y.tattpaper & Custom
Molding. V) SeMCe FtfSI
Property lnspec110nS, W)
SeMCe First Trte 18001 ltv1ne Blvd T uatan CA
92780
SeMCe F1111 Contrac·
tors NelwOtl< Inc ICA)
1800 I Irvine Blvd
TUS1W'I, CA 92780
This bu11nes1 •• coo-docted by a corporation
Have you 11arted
dotng tlu11n1ss ye1?
Yes 1 I 2001
Service F 1rs1 Conttac·
tors Ne1W0!1< toe Marl<
Bueher President
This statement was
filed with the County
Cien< ol O!ange Covn1y on O 1109/2001
200115851400
Daly PllOI Jan 11 18
25. Fe«> I. ?OQI Th578
Flctltlou1 Buslne11
Name Statement
The following persons
a re doing buS1ness as
A J Dynamic Fitness B ) Of Labs, 3355 Via
Udo Suite 335 Newpon
Beach CA 92661
Andrew G walsh
1307 W Bay Ave New·
po11 BeeCh, CA 92661
This buemess 1s con-
ducied by an 1ndM<lllal
Have you started
dotng bu~1ness yet?
Yes t '29'01
Ano•ew G Walsh This statement was
hied w11h lht County
Clerl( of Orange County
on 01/30/2001
20016853592
Daily Piiot Feb I 8. t 5
22. 200 I Th682
Fictitious Buslnese
Name StatertMnt
The following pel'$Olls
are do4ng business as.
Pemnsul1 Oentuitry
and Ofthodontlet 19051
Gotdenweat Street
• 108 Huntington
Beach CA 92648
David F Tipton
D D S , A Professional
(Mpo<allOn (CA). 19061
Goldenwnt Street.
•108, Huntington
Beach CA 92648
ThtS busmess •s con·
duc1ed by a oort>O<ation
Have you started
doing bu51ness yet?
Yes 07/2000
David F Tipton.
D 0 S . A Profes.1onal
Corporation
David F Topton
O D S PreSldlm
01/1ll01, 02A>IAl1
Oep1r1ment 22, 200 I Th661 ellllte assetS or of My
Ot/2Ml1, The property was petition or aocount as
se1.z.ec:t with '"98ci to al-Flctltlou1 8uslnn1 provided m Pro1>1te
Ths atatement was
filed with the County
Cle11t cJ 0.ange County
()(I 01112/2001
20018851744
Datly Ptlot Jan 18 25
Feb 1, 8. 2001 Th591 CHs-1•1• legld vK>lat100(1) or a Name Statement Code sec1ion 1250 A ----=::......;.=-= Secbon(s) d IN Health The following person• Request !Of $pecaal No-
Flctltlou1 Bualn ...
Name Statement
The lollowlng j)el'IOOI
are doltlg business u :
lnlermetrlca, 1048
Irvine AV9., 1393, New· pon Beadl, CA 92660
Shtwne Kay Talbot
382 Hamt11on St, Cotta
Meta. CA92627 This bullneu .. 000-
0Ucled by: an lncllvldual
Htve you lltrted
doing butlnNI Y9f7 No Sllnnl Kay l'llboc
Thfl llal9mln1 WU
llled wtth lhll County Clttll o4 Orwlge County on t 2/12nOOO
2000ll4110U
Dally Piiot Dec. 14, 21,
28,2000,Jan. 4,2001
Amended publlcallon FM> 1, 2001 Th685
and S1fety Code are doing bulln856 as tice form 1s 111a1111>1e Flctltlou1 Bu1lneu
Section You ere hereby Banner Builders. Inc: lfom IM court clefi(. Name Statep:>ent
notified that the Olslnc:t (CA). 1590 Adams Ave Altomey fw Pwtftloner • The lolk>Wlng persons
Attorney of Orange 11soe. Cos1a Mesa. CA Mef1orie MIH L.oeye. are oo.ng bu5lnaa as
County has 1n111a1ed 92628 Eeq., SOS N. Tuelln Service Beat Systems.
f)l'oceedings to forlert the Mak O (CA), 1590 Ave., Sle. 1951 LLC 17955 Sky Parle
above-deacrlbed prop-Adams Ave, #1606, Senta Ana. CA 92705 Circle. Ste F ln1tne. CA
111y pursuant to Heallh COiia Meea. CA 92628 Pubhahed Newport 926t4
and Safety Code ltld bullness 15 con-Beach-Costa Men Sennoe S..t Sysletn$
Sec1lon 11488 4 dUcled by a oorpcnllOn 0.dy PllOC Feo<uary 1 7, LLC. 17955 Sky Parl(
You are lllStrUded that Have you started 11. :!001 Ctrcle, Ste F ll'Vllll CA
1t you dealle to contest doing bua1nass yet? ThW666 92614
the f0f1e1tur1 of this Yea. November 27, Thia business It con·
property, pu11uent to 2000 Flctltlou1 Bualne11 dueled by Limited Ua·
Health and Safety Code Mak-0 Name Statem.nt blltty Co
s.ctloo 11488 S. you Oon1ld R 011th· The lollowl~ peieons Have you started must IN • verlfled c:lalm 1rage. Prelld9nt .,1 dOlrlO bueinla u doorig buslrllSs yet? No
aiatino your 1nt.,tll "' Thi t1ete1'1181'lt waa A l Newport Su'll'Cal SeMCe 8H1 Systems
the Pfoplrty You mull hied wtlh lf'le County LLC. B ) Newport LlC
IN lt1ie ~ '" the Su-C1er1c cJ Orange County Surgical Oevetopmanl ThOmas T Pytas
parlor Court ol the on Otl05l2001 c ) Newport Me<11cel Manag.ng P1rtner
County d Or:'t. wltt1in ' 20011S85t060 Eqlllpment. 2900 Ntw· Thia 1111emen1 wa.s 130),~)'lofol '!.'81 Ntotput>-I Datly P11o1 Jen. 11, 18, on Blvd.. Suite 152. lllld wtth the Couniy
lleatlUfl t11 • c., 25. Feb 1, ~1 007 Newport B11ch, Cl, Clerl( oi Orange County unleu you receive 928e3 on 01/05l2001
ectual noclce (Pit... Flctltlou1 Bu-'neea Newport Surglctl 2001 .. 51070
UM Ol-009) You must Name Statement LLC 2600 Newport Delly Pfal Jan 1 t. 111
Flctltloua BualMN :':. ~-:;-: ~ The following i-eon• BIYd . Ste 152. Newpoit 25, F!b 1 2001 Th562
Name Statement tr'd Anomey cJ Or~ 111 ~ bulileM .. ~· ~9:631a con· Flctttloua Buslnesa .~~~ County (Ann Deciuty-10-~Dov., ~· duC1ed by llml!ld LI•· Name StaterMnt
Saundln Plue, ~ g:::rve~E·Jrlv:'w:' 21, Nlw!>Ol1 BMc:ti. CA Wty Co The followlng persona ~ D11W, Nlwpoit o-~-•--c• ,,,.701• 92663 H111e you attrlad ere doing ~ 11 8Mch, CA 92960 ...,,.. ..,,., "" "" Mlchtel QO.r. 1133 doing bu11neu ytt1 EKttrlot o .. lgn l
Roc:k ....... LP (CA), :*'aio""'J. i:: = ~ OoY9' Ortve, Ste 21, Y•. OVOt/Ot Conlull.lrf, 29431 Aeb-4540 ~ Dr., 5'Ale ... _ .,,__._ ,. __ ~.,...,,. Newport S.ech, CA ~ ~. LLC brook. Moallol1 Vl9fo, CA 100, ~ 8Mc:n. CA u,. ...._...,. .....,...,.,.....,. 929&0 JenlM R Oougial. Va 92692
112H O oi;:~ •• 10 11me1y A~I• Grier, 833 Pr1tldln1 Chan·hlt Chung, John Seundera, "Gin-ftte end l9CUflt • Vlllfled Dover Drive, Ste. 21, Thie statemem was 28431 Fllfdbrooll, Mi.
trtl p,,,,..., fOf Rodi· dllm N!lncl .,.. .,.... Newport e.1e11, CA ni.ci wtttl lf'le Counly _,., Viejo, CA ~
efeller, LP•. 4525.-A 111 the -1n fie SU-928e0 C1eftt o1 ()1ingt CounlY Thie bultlnffl la con-
MecArthUr Boulevard, ~="' 1'1111 !Jlnjne11 ie con-on 01~1 cM:f9d by .,, lflCMOJll
Newport Buch, CA l*tor ._... Wll,.... In ducttd by hulDllnd and I0011t5t4t4 Have yov etarttd ~ :,:~ ;! Wife ~ Plot Jin 10 ~ butirlW ~ No Thia bulll'lela le ooni ... ,.,, Hev• you ttartH 25. ftb t 2001 ~ Ctren-T~ Qlung cMMd by I ~ pett. ~ IO flt 5-. "' ...,. ti1g bueir1M1 ~ No Thlt llal«nent WU ne<9hlC> ll'llrr1'I end ~r1butH MtCNtl Qllet ITATl!MENT OF filed wnttl lht County
Hive you 1t1r1•d piueuent 10 the Thie "'1ernent WU AIMtDONMtNT OF C1lltl ol Orenot Counly
doing bullMtt yet? r::-c:i. Hlllfl~ ttted wttn 1111 Ccxln'Y U8I Of' RC111lOU8 on 01~ ... tOt? v ... 7"197 11...0 ~ furftlfr Cltll °' O!wvt ~ luteHHI NAME n.... -.-•-ti 11 AocMftlltr, LP nalcle or flMl1no. on 01Al!IW001 The -........., '*90l\Ct) ..,_, .......,, -L . · Jotwl ~ ~ PUblletled Newport I001WtM ,_ (I;;)""~ 2'1 Flt! t. 20Qt TtfS3 "ni.'*=um.nt ,,.. g::~o~Mt~': ~~."Q,'fio~ flt i.. ~ h ..._ FlctltkM Bualnw ~ ~ = 15. 2001 ~ lu9lnM ~=•. tS2t ~ on Otl30r.2001 MUN Rf01 I lroc*holow 11•, lenCI ate ~ ea;
MOtMAIM Mime ..... ,,.. ~CA~ .... Per1on11 Tou¢h ~....._. ,....., I I. 115. Thi foflowfng ptrtonl ---......_.. to ..,._...._, ,.._ ..........,
""'1 .--. • n.1f ~ "*'*' .. MIO ~ • ·-·-1 .. ·-·-._-·--"' ,,_ .. ...,.~ ---..... 11 IL Jt Comef Olllct, MO ...... -fled -. Or· ilMt. "* 202. n-11\ Ac11fa .. lure---..... The .............. A.l\tOft •201. Coe. .. COldY an l'IR2/ a:= ~ Joi•
..... M I ...... ~ _,.... .. ~ • ......_CA -• .... ~·•n ll'll'lll l HO • ..-Jr., 6311 N MmllOr
....._ •
0
-......... 711 ~ ~ _,, The llaloMno .,...... --• --• ,.~ Int. ~-NIRtt IL, Webb T tucke II • AlwNin. ~ .. ~N ....... Ill: Tiie ~ ....... t7'1 $1.. At, ..._. .......... ,.., , , ,. """ nlOf CJ111111 fl 1Mw • .,._ doWIO ~ • ..._CA mr7 1201. -_. F~ .._ , ..... ), TI* i:..w. i. .,_ """'°"' 1J1 ....... ...... " ~ .... Mullr'I • ~ nlM ti.al lfoOiknolloW 11• ~ -., lnCMIMJ -~ ... C... .._.. ~. 2o.f 1'tri ........ lino. lfM. 7lt Thll ...,_le~ ... Ma. CA tl70I K1¥9"?,,_.. tle!'IM aA'12in "'*" "-"" lwf\. W, 1111 a., M ,·ec. ..., i.,.: • COip: Ille' n. ....,_II*'°' ti'f ......_ "'1 No
ffk:tttlout Buslneu
Heme Statitment
n>t IOllowl~aont
Ill OOWlQ .. ~ AVlelion Group
111301 C•tnput Or1111 SetD Ma. CA 92101
MecAlt. Inc (Aluka),
23 Corpo1e11 Ptna
Surte 247. Ntwport BNoh. CA 92fWiO
Thrt buelneu It con-
duc:ted by • COl'POl•tlon
H1v1 you tlarttd
do.no buetneH yet? YM. l/2IOO
Ma<:Alr Inc
Arn Rothhsberger
Vice Pre&ldent
Tt11t 11atemen1 wu
hied With the County
Clelll of Orange County
()(I 01t'05l2001
20016851062
Dady Pllol ~ 1 t I 8
15. F!b 1, 2QQ1 Th556
Fictitious Bu1lne11
Name StatertMnt
The following pereOl'll
ar1 doing business u
Pro Lab Ph01ogra.phy
Servic" 16620 Aston
Street IMne CA 92606
Jamel M BoVt. 974
Oak Coste Mesa CA
92627
Thia business 1s con·
dueled by an ondMdoaJ
Have you started doono business yet?
Yea January 2 2001
Jame5 M Boyte
Th1t st111ement wes
Meo with the County Ct.rt( ol Orange County
on 011051200 I
20016851071 Da~v Pllo4 Jan 11 18
25 Feb 1 2001 Th550
Fictitious BualneH
Name Statement
The lot lowing persona
are ao;ng tiuslness as Brea Dental Group
503 E lmpenal Hwy
Brea CA 92821 Magid G Zaktiary
9841 Brentwood Dr
Cowen Heights CA
92705
Maq<ly W Gad, 12252
la Morada Blvel La
Morada CA 90638
This business 1s con
dUC'ted by co-oartners
Have you started
doing ~iness yet7 No
Ma\)ed G Zalttiary Tho& statement was
f1ted With the County 0&11( ot Orange Couoey
on O 11()51200 t
20018851069 Da·•y Piiot Jan t I f8 ~eb 1 2001 Th!>49
Fictitious Business
Name Statement
The lollow1ng persons
are doing buSlnesa as
S1gnmas1er 3033
Bristol Street Suite L
Coste M.sa CA 926:>6
Ar1bay Inc (CA) 800
Panorama Road Full·
erton CA 92831
This business 15 con·
ducted by a eo<po<ation
Have you started
doing business yet?
Yes t 1'()1
Arabay Inc
Ara Nuyuhuklan Pres
1dent
Th11 statement was
filed w1tti the County
Clerl( oi O.ange County
on O 11()5/2001
20016851063 Oa~y PllOI Jan t 1 t 8
25. F!O t. 2001 Tt>S»
Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11
Name Statement
The following persons
are dOlng buSlnes& as Jackson Oes1gns t !I
Hillsborough Newport
Beach Cl, 92660
Sur.an Cheree Jae!\·
aon I 5 H1llsborou9h.
Newport Beach. CA
92660
Th111 busmess 1s con-
dUC'ted by an lndMdual
Have you started
doing busmess yet'
VIS 1120196 Susan Cheree Jack·
ion
Th11 stellment was hied w1tn the County
0 1111 ol Orange County
on O 1!05/2001
20016851059
Oa.ly Piiot Jan 11 t 8.
25 F!O I 2001 Th558
Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11
Name Statement
The follow!~ persons
.,. doing bu9I09SS ..
E11yloan2001 com.
3710 S Beer St Unit D
Senca AN CA 92704
Tim Hunc;ierto1d. 3710
S Bear St . Unu 0
Santa Ar.a CA 92704
This bu8lne11 11 con·
clucled by an ~
Hive you started
doing bullneH ya1'
Yes Ot/01/2001
Twn Hu"09rf0<d
Thie .iatomeot was
flied Wt!ll the County
Cleft! °' Onlnl)I Ccul1Y on O 1/05f2001
200t"5t0S3
OUy P*'C Jin 11 111
25. Flt> I, 2901 !M§1
Act!Uoul 1u.an..1
Name lllltMwd
Til9 lolowlng pll(IOlll
.,. Ooing buw..N " Olamon!ILOI com
3100 A;twwy Ave 11111
Colla Ma.a CA 92629 ROM ~ Int
(CA) 3t00 NlwWf Ave Ste 1119. COiia u...
CA 92626
Tt111 bullnetl II con
duQ.O by a COfPOlatlon
H111e you 1tarttd
doO"O bu11neu vet?
Ye1. t 1/01/2000
ROM OIStnbubng Inc
Richard Wolverton.
President
T1111 ll•temant was
hied w11h the Counly
Clerit. ol Orange County
()(I 01/05l2001
2001 .. 5t0611
Diiiy Pllol Jan 1 1 t 11
25 Fib 1, 2901 NS2
Flctltlou1 Buslnns
Name Statement
The lollow1ng persons
are OOlng buslnesa u
Rootenotorll.i Plumblng
Sennoe ~ Bematd St I A. Costa Mesa CA
92627
Luis Sancher 543
S.rnard St •A Colla
Mew. CA 92627
This bua1neas is con·
dueled by en ind!~
Have you started
doing business .,,.i? No
LUIS Sanchez
This S111ement was
liled w11h the Couflty
Cieri< ol Oranqe County
on 0110912001
20011S8S1421
Daily PtlOI Jan t 1 t8
25 Fee 1 200t Th573
Fictitious Buslne11
Name Statement
The lollow1nsi persons
a1e oeong business as
l 1mozone 20 .. t 2
Cypress St •B Newpc.n
Beach CA 92660
Geoffrey O Klasing
204 12 Cypress St •B Newport Beach CA
92660
This bus1nes5 is con
ductOd by an 1ndiv1C1ua1
Have you stitrted
doing bus•ness ~et? No
Geoffrey 0 l(J85'ng
This statement was
loled w1lh lhe County
Clerll of O<a!lQe Coonty
on 01 '09'2001
20016851420
Daily PolOI Jan 1 I 18
25. Feb 25 2001Th572
Fictitious Bu1lne11
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing busine1!1 as
E Commorce Con
sort1um com 2708 W Onon Ave •I Santa
Ana CA 927().4 7076
Michael Anthony De·
Tomaso 2708 w 0'10l'I
lwe 1 1 Santa Ana CA
92704·7076
Ttios business 15 con-
ducteo by a" 1nd1V1dual
Have you sta1ted
domg bus.ness yet'> No
Michael A DeTomaso
This state1T1en1 wu
loled with the Coonty
Cterl< of Ora"O" County on 01109 2001
20016851418
Dally P~ot Jan 11 18
25, Feb I, 200~
Fictitious Bu1lness
Name Statement
The lollow1ng persons
aro doing business as
A I FunZone net B 1
FunZone 615 Carnation
Ave Corona dEol Mar
CA 92625
Debra Lynn Goam·
papa·Kirwan 615
Carnahoo Ave Corona
del Mar CA 9?625
This busmos. 11 con-
dvcted by an 1ndlllldual
Have you &tarted
do1n9 business yet?
Yfi t999
Debra Lynn Goam pepa·K1notan
Tti.s statement was
hied wrth th4 County
Ctet1( ol Orange County
on 01,09/2001
20016851422
Deify Pliol Jan I 1 18.
25, Fet> 11 2001 Th5§8
Fk:tltloua Business
Name Statement
The following pers~s
are doing bu9lneu as
lmag1nell 680 Par'k
Or Coste Mesa CA
92627
Kns11n Podley 680
Parl< Ot Costa Mes•
CA 92627
8'1 Padley 433 Ernet-
eld Bay. l19una Hiiia
CA 92651
George Good t 046
Oak Grove Piece San
Menno CA 01108
This bus.neu 11 oon-
clucled by 1 llmlted pen·
nershlp
Have you 1taned
doln9 bu11ness yet?
Y11. 0M)1/01
Knstin P~y
Thll statement wn
filed wc1tl the County
Cieri! °' ~ Cwtly ort01~1
t001MS1':t'
Deily PlloC Jin 1 I, 111. 25. F!t!. 1. 2001 ™67
OolWd "-1 L.-.g CA -.> ,.... CA ~ tM'll Joel l&lltlf ...... Illy UWd Ult-....,.. a..,. Jar.
17tt ~ Way, ......... P .......,. TM..,.,... ii -.......... ~ ..._.CO *"'-Jt Fl:W •1 9u•I-......,_. IJMdl. CA ArdlAaa. 2049 Port ...... 11y. e ... ,.. .. , Y Mlt.IDO WeU T1uot11 TI!m lllillllMrll .. ...._ • I n •
RueMll M 119'
Tta ltatelMnl ,. ..
lti.d W•lh IN County Cledt of 0rtnot ~ on o t/0W2001 2001tHtSN Olly Piiot Jan 11, 18
25, f.ttl I 2!)91 n@§
Fkttt.tou. Business
Heme Statemem
Tht following peqoot .,. doing~ ..
Curves for Women
1525 Meu \lerele E
t20i Co.ta Mna CA
92826
KlllTlerone K St11-H
704 lf1 Mangold Co<on;o
del Mar CA 112625
Thia bu11nn• rs con·
dud.cl by an lfldtVidual
Have you starteo dOlrlO ~ ye!? No K.lthenne K St INel
Thts 11attment ¥<H
hied wrth !tie County
CleO< cJ Ora1'98 County on 01/0912001
20016851394
OaHy P•lol Jan 11 18
2~. Feb 1 ?0Q1 Th57!>
Fictitious Buslne11
Name Statement
The lollow•ng pe1 .o<
are oong business '" Aquamann Pool & Spa
Specie lost 186:?7
Broo~huril St '13)
Fountain 'ldlll'y CA
92708
Grego•v Jot n Col eman "641! fi.t • .,., C••
Cle F ounlaor :./ altry CA
92708
Thia b11'>1ness 1r. Li:.n
ducted by ,m or-.01111dual
Have yo" started ~ Do~ss 1et? No
Greg Jorin Coie..,,an
Tl'11s sti1emen1 '""'~ l11eo .... 11 1r.e Cou•1ly
Cieri< :JI 0.a"98 Count f i:.11 01O'i200t
2001 6851 404 Oaoty P11u1 Jan I 1 HI
2!> Feb I ?901 Th58U
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF use OF FICTmOUS
BUSINESS NAME
The lollowm9 person1~1
has lhdve1 abandoned
ll'le u!>tl ot the hc1nic.u•
tlus1nv5i. name
AQuamarin Pool & Sp J
Spec•ah51 t8627
Brooi<hur" • • 33 Fov" tain \la1 ey CJ!< 927Ct6
The F1ct1t1ous Bus.
neu name reterr~ to
above was !tied '" Or ange County vr Julv 24
1998 f'tLE NO 19986762180
JatQuthrn) Co•y Ft<>c
erts 964a Ra•en G"''"' Fountain V1llev C.A
92708
This businP.55 1s r.on
dOClflO by dn •Nl•VIOual
J Rot.NtS
This 1otateme'lt wa'
hie<! .,•th the Counly
Cle~ ol Orang" Count~
on 01 OCI 2001
20016851403
Daily P110t Jan 11 18
25 Feb I 2001 Th581
Flctltloua Buslne11
Name Statement
The lollo••""9 person
are Clong busm'.!~ a~
The Hubble Transoor
tahon Services. 650
NorlTI Ros. Drove •«a
Placentia Cahtorn13
92870
Shambllu ~ M sra
4'&8 Eve Circle Pm.<>n roa CahlC>mla 928 70
Th•s tlus1ne~c. s con·
Oueled by an 11'16.-.dudl Have you sterrea
domg bu'•ness yet? N<l
Shambhu N Misra
This statement wt'I<
Med 11r1th the Count)
Cieri< ol Oranqe Coun1y on 12 1 .. '2000
2000611493515
Daoty Polo! Jan 11 18
25 F !O '. 2QO 1 Th582
Flctltlou1 Buslneu
Name Statement
The lotiowing person•
are oong bu5"'41$S as
COl\$Ult•ng °" Demand 175!> Anatie.m Ave ., 1
Csta Mesa CA 92627
Atul Ahu1a 17'>~
Anaheim Ave • 1 1
Colla MIN CA 92627
TlllS bu"ness is con dueled by .,, ll"ldM004
Have you started
doing ~ yet? No
Atul Ahuja
This statement wu
hied with the County
Clefll ol Orange County
on o 1 '09'2001
200161151416
Daoly P1'ol Jan ,, 18
25, Feb t 20Cll Th5 70
t2MO .,_. ......., llMd\. Hen ~ ... "" ":::;."'~ '~ .._ llld ""' ,_. ~ Tiit ....,..., ......
1lllt ....,_ ...... CA ~ "*'° .,.,..,... ,..., TttHUf•I ,.~ a. ., 0.,.. ~ ..... -*"....... .. ... ....... .. -• • ...
Fictitious Bu-'nee•
Name Staa.m.nt
fhe loflowtng Pl'tonf
art dotng buM'9lll .. ~
Hayo.n Envtronmefl· 111 11105 Penmaula
Pia<.~ COii.a Mell CA 12t;?7
H!;I (Mpo<atioo !CAI
I fl.')~ Pen<r..ula Pttoe
Co.la Meea. CA 92627
ThlS busill888 11 oon-
do.IC.18d by • oorporallon
Ha1e you llerted
<lo1ro9 tlusmeu yet? y,,., 7?1'92
HEI Inc
C.hn< Hayden Pre.,
d41r11 T"'• 1taitemen1 wes r, .11 "''tn the Cou<'t1 c~ ·~ o1 °'8fl91 ~
Gr 01 12?001
2001ees11•0
Di11ly Pok>! Jan 18, 25.
Feb 1, 8, 2001 TIJS89
Fictitious BualMSt
Name Statement
Tt.1 fooow1~ perlOOS
.,,~ r.klonO ~" P •• c1fic l!.lano POOi•
171(Jl Irvine Blvd
•lO'l TuS11n CA ~780
Dari111I Pertz
P .. aiecc. 17702 Irvine
Br.a •202 Tu51on CA
'J2780
Tri,.. buS1ness 11 con
(jo,.;1"11 by a~ ·~
Ha•" you 1tar1eCI
do.ng bustnes! yf!l.'I No
Ddn•.. Perei Pacheco
Tlw stalement was I lflll ... 1n the County
"'" of Ora~ County 1 12-2001
. 20016851743
O.i v Pfl04 Jan i 11 25
For 1 8, 2001 Th59Q
Ffctitloua ButlneH
Name Statement
rne tooowong persona
J•f 0oong buSK>eSS as
A I Th@ Orctltd CluD
B 1 Gr1.>en Systems I~
1trri.ll10nal 20362 S.rcn
St Newport Beach CA
9?h60
Richard Anton
~oria11y 2.0362 B•rch
51 ~ewpon Bui.I'! C.A
~2f.60
Ttus bu!;<neu 1< ton
l'.luC•llll by an Incl"'°""'
Have you ~tar11•1
•Joong bus1n11sr. yet'
Yes 1975
Ro<hard Mo<oany
Tt"s statement .. a~ • en ... !ti the County
rier~ ' O.ange c..,,,,.,
"'1 01 12.?0QI
20016851734
Daily Piiot J-'n I 8 25
f Pb 1 8 2001 Th592
Flc11t1ou1 Business
Name Statement
Tl'e I011Qw1ng perMY~
a1e doing~ a.
Amm<;or I 2922 Har
bo< Blvd .t98 t Gai!W\
Grovn CA 928-40
l,~'<QC1at1on "4ana9e
me1·1 & 11Aa1ntenance
Ct:-<'poral!Of\ !CA, 12922
HarOO< BIYd "961 Gar
1er Gr~.e CA ~2840
T"'s business 11 O'•
Juc1ed by .. OO<l>O'ill""'
Ha.i• you ilane'l
domg buslfltl.SS yt>t? t.;o
A'<;0e1a11on M1na99
R!l'nt & Maintenance
Corcc•alton
Th•• S1atemem "''~
I t(>\J ''"th the Coun!y
C 'lri °' Orange County
on 0111212001
20018851735
Daily Pilol J;in 18 ~ ~f'll t 81 2001 Th593
Flctltlou1 Bu1tneH
Name Statement
The lolloMng pe•sonr.
are 110rnQ l>USlnesl u
Wrthm Your ~· 521
Baypo•ntEo Or Newport
6Hch. CA 92660
Ira M tsreel 521 S.y·
po•nte 01 Newport
BMctl Ca 92660
Thcs ~ness 1s con
rudld by en tndMQ.Jall
Have you start•d
doing bus1nu1 yef? v ... 011()1/01
lr1 M I~
Th" statement WIS
filed W•lh lfle County
CIM o1 Orange Gou-tty
on Ot 1212001
2001M51749
Dally Pllol Jan 18. 25
Ftt> 1, 8, 2QQI ThS~
Fldltloua Bualneu
Name Stlltwnent
The fOllotrMg pefaon&
.,. OOlng ~ u
Cl'l'SI ~. 134
W MecAlttHn BIYd s..a ,.,. . ~ 92707
Flru Aldeyyel 318 SMOnl& Alllie, llVIM
CA G2811
Tta ~le oon-
cM*t by en .......
H•v• you tteneo
dQng NNa ~No F 1tM Aldeyyet TIW ~"'" t•la«I Witt! ll'M County
~ ~ OrW9 CW1ly
on 01 16'2001 .., .. , ..
(Wy "°' Jll\. I.I. 2$ Ft«! 11 e. 2001 Il6!)
.... ~ lft llllMlill 'fhll ..,_. at ~ Ttt,·'1117 Ill OlA>ll'IOOl ...,... L5~CO'll. MC IA IZW Have ""' ...,.... 6ICltd llr: en ......., ..,. ..,.. a ,.. ... ,..,., ... sklsi ,_ .,.. -••ten ._.,. ,_. ...,_ ~ CluiiA ..._ I Dk••
,._ ._..........._ ._, ......... ----... ....... lflc. !!!._ ~ = .. """ IW ~ Dllf ,....... -1t; 'ttl., ... ......... J!ll? ......... I ! ......... 1,....-v.:-.--P'! ........ ,;;n"N; .... "' .....-. .._... .. :-..:.=r c..,.. ...,,.-; ., -v-. ~-.:..--..... ........---........ .,.._.,_."" 9ti11Wlf".................... anO ....,._ -·-"9f , •• ,,--~,.._. ~t!• ...._ "'-"..... • .. ,.,. 12 , ,.. .. ,,.. . ,, , • .. 1Nt , .. ... ... ~ ~-,1-= Dllw 1..---'""::' Fl ND ~'nila .....::-.. • -~ ~ -,...... c-. .. ::"a.:.= =r=t= ~Jl=r= &.B17i.'iintt~ .,.-,.1j.,'lwi ~•a..~ ..-= ..., ~C:.c --r;-,,......,.. .. o _... en o~ ._.-, •.,...... ,.._, , __ _.... QA • ..... =r,..-m-~~~y ..... :~I ~,:r~~M.rs I =··:. :rw,:~1..::-..:.:r:: v-......... l"t8>"*"
86
Ac:ddow ........ ...... ~
TM tolowtnO P9flOIW
.,.. doing ~ N:
~I.Mid care, 24082 landlMt>#, l.JIQ Foreee, CA 82830 F~ Inc (CA). 24042 ~. lJlke
Forett, CA 92630 T~ buaineu 111 con--
dueled by • QOtpOralion
Have you atarted
domg bu11neaa yet?
Yff 111/2001
Fioueroe Inc
M"'oehatl J figueroe
"p Th11 11atwmen1 wu
hied ~ Iha County
Cieri< ~ Orano-County
00 01 1612001
2001ff51906
o..iy Polo! Jan 18, 26.
Ftt> 1. 8. 2QQ1 Th!!Q3
Flctltlo1.11 ButlnMS
N1me St.t.ment
Tiit lollowing per10N
ato dOlng boalnMa u · JapeneN RHtauran1
Kl1chtn Shin" 136
WtS1 MacArltlur 8MI SatU AN CA 92707
Sh1n11 Sh1mamura
1 n3 N Holbrook St
M&htlm Ca 92807
Hatsuko Shlmamura
1n3 N Holbrooll St .
Arwlhtlm. CA 92807
Th•• bualne11 ~ con·
duGted by hutband end
wilt
Have you started
OOlrlg ~ yet? No
Shfn11 Shlmamura
Thll 1tatement wea flied with the County
Cler11 of Or1nge County
on 01 12/2001
20016151713
Dally P1lol Jan 18 25
Feb I, 8. 2QO 1 ThS97
Flctltlou1 81.11lnH 1
Name Stltement
The fol10w1ng persons
are doing butineas as
ONB Computing 77
Orchard Dr lrv111e CA
92618
Nabffl Kabbara n
Orcnard Dr . IMne. CA 92618
Douglas Palma, I 1907
Arlee Ave Norwalk, CA
90850
Thia bullfltSI 11 con-
oucted by 001>9Mers
Have you 1tarted
OOIOO buaineu yet? No
Nati.el Kebbar a
This 11atement wa&
flled with 1ht County
Cieri< of Orange County
on 0111212001
2001 &1517811 Daily P1k>I Jan 18, 25
Feb 1 8 2001 ThS99
flctltlo 1.11 81.11lne11
Name St.tement
The loltow1ng persons
are doing bualneu as
RC En1~ 21851 Newland •10 Hun!·
1ng1on Beech. CA 92646 ~enala Ctm. 21851
Newland •10 Hunl
1ng101"1 S.acn. CA 92646
'This buaineu 1s con·
duc1ed by an 1no1Vldu8l
Have you 11a11ed
doing bu5'neN ya1? No
Renata Cun
This statement was
hied w•lh the County Cletl( of Orange County
on 01112/2001
200188517&7
Dady Pilot Jan 18. 25.
Feb I 8. 2001 Th650
Fictitious Bu1lnna
Na me Stltement
The following persons are dotng bus(neas as
A ) Eaay Carry. LLC
B) Eeay Carry. 1778
Newport Blvd . Costa
Mesa CA 92827
Easy Carry LLC. 1778
Newport Blvd Costa
Mou, CA 92627
This business •S con·
dUC1ed by Limited Lia· bihty Co
Have you started
domg business ye!? Yes 1/01
Easy Carry UC
Paul DIVIS GEO Man-ager
Thta 11atemen1 wes
hied with lhe County
CJert. of Ora119e County °" 01112/2001 2001&151761
08.lly Pilot Jan 18 25
Feb 1. 8. 20()1 Th6Q1
f * Olm1UB I
BOWEN
John George Bo wen,
(85), PIHld 1w1y
J1nuary 27, 2001 In
Newpon B11ch. HI
w11 born In Ont1rlo,
C.l\ICl1 i nd educated
In Toronto, l1t1r
furttltrlng hi• educa-
tion In c.llfomlL John
hel bMtl I l'llldlnt of
Or1ng1 County lor
tWet 30 YWt Ind tin
bltn a u lt1m1n lor
C1mpbtll'1 Soup,
Schllllng1, Werner
8ro1., •nd Newport
e.ctl RMltot. He ... "'° the grind opening eatuman IOf Ult Big
C.Oyon Developmtnt.
Ht wlll be 1orely
lftl...ct by hit tovlng
... DofoU!y, hi• cNJ:. chn IEd Ind Sheron,
and grwndchftcnn.
A IMlllOftal eervie.
wfll be held Tlllldly, f*'-Y •• 2001, 4:00 sun.. et St. Andftw't
PtatbytM\tn Church
111 Nwpon llttch.
Arran91nt1nt1 br
Pedftc V1" Mottuary ......... 2100
SELL
your home
lhrough dallin.d
f1cWout ........
......... menl
The lollowlna '*'°"' .,. doing~ ...
Newpon Aectultlno, eoe8 JiMnine Ave , CO.
rona def Mei. CA lm26 Bonnie ,., • IOe8
Jeamiot AY!.i..,_C?iwon11 dlll Mat c. ~ TNt bullMu 11 CM-
ducl.ld by. an ~
H•v• you ~;r1ed
doing buMlMe yt'1 No
6oMI• Aoat
Tht1 tteltfllertt WU
hied With th COUl1ty
Clttll of ~ County on 0 I/ I 2/200 t
t001H5t7M Delly PllOC Jan. 18, 25.
fib, t, 8, 2901 TOOPf
Ftctttiou. Bu1lneaa
Name Stat.ament
The follOwlnp Plf90fle .,. doing~ u
HomeFlret Mortgage,
2431 WMt Coast ~
wey •265, Newport
Beeeh. CA 92663
SEO Inc (CA). 2431
Watt Co11t H1ghw1y
1205. Newport Stech
CA 112683
Thia bullnell Is con-
d1JC1ed by a oorporetion
Have you stuttd
doing business yet? No
SEO Inc
Steve Otaon Prttt·
dent T1111 11etemen1 wae
hied wrth the County C1trl< ol Orange County on 0111212001
200181517!11
Dally P1lol Jan 18. 25. ft!? t, e, 20()1 Th588
Flctltlout ButlneH
Name Statement
The fotlOwlng persona
llt doing buslf'IHS U
LOGOWORLDWIOE,
2 Mereblu Su11e 110.
Allao Voe,o CA 92656 Gregory Gantman. 2
Marlblu Suite 110 Meo
V1eio. CA 92656
Th11 bu"ne" 11 con·
OuC1ed by en tndMdual
Have you star1td
doing bu11neas yet?.
VH 12/6/00
Gregory Gantman
This 11atement wu
Iliad With 1ht County
Cieri( ol Orange County
on 1 211912000
200C>e8411711
Dally Plk>I Jan 18. 25.
Feb 1, 8, 2QQ1 Th6Q9
Flct1tlou1 Butlnea1
N1me Statement
The fol!Ow1ng person1
are dohlQ buSlf'less u
PMllbtlilles AV, 711
Wttt 17th Street, E2.
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
Paul Tetreaul1 17241
~topher Lane, Hunl·
on Buch, CA 92647
hoa buaoness ts con·
ducted by en tndMdull
Have you started
doing business yet?
Vee, 1113193
Paul Telleault
Thia 1talemen1 waa
llled wrth the Counly
Cletl( of Orange County
on 01/19/2001
2001885200
Daily Pilot Jan 25. Feb
1,8, 15,2001 Th611
Flctltloua Bu1lneta
Naftle Stlltement
The follow1np perlOf'le
at• doing business ..
Ch1mp1on Gr11ph1cs.
2117 Alabama 12, Hunt·
1ngton Beach, CA 92648 Jen G Hell. Inc (CA),
2 t 17 Alabama 112. Hunt·
1ngton Blach, CA 92648
T111s business 11 con· dUCled by II o«porallOl'I
Have you sl1r1ed
dotng bualness yet? No
Jeff 0 Hall, Inc;
Jell Hall. Prealdent
This statement was
fried with the County
Cieri< of Orenge County
on 01119/2001
2001H52Cl7
Dally Ptlol Jan 25. Feb
1, 8 15 2001 Th6t2
Flct1tlou1 Bualneta
Name Statement
Thi lollowfng per90n1
.,. doing bu*-Ill
OME Town Center,
2699 White Rd 1150,
lrv•ne. CA 92614
Gary Mierau. 25g9
Whll t Rd 11 SO I rvlne.
CA 92&14
Mat1ln HanNgan 2699
Whtie Rd •15o lrvtne
CA 92614
Thia buSlness is con·
ducted by a general
partnership
Have you s1uted
do6ng bullnlM yel? No
LOCAL
PIEllCI !llOT1BI
11.U. IROADWAY
Mortuary * Chapel
Cremation
11 o Broadway
Costa Mesa
842·9180
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I •
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Oarv Mlttw 2211 ~"' Lw. ~ ..,_ F'ICtttlcMaa ...,_. ...... CA tM27 Tilit ....,,.. NI ~ewport e.edl. CA ..... ltiltemenl N9'M .......... lllMdt ....,._ no i. 1"* ~ la con-
fllld w11t1 "" ~ t2eeo The tolowino PMOnt The IOfloWlna .,.-.one otr'°"' ~ "' Cla.d by 1t1 ~ Qeltl rA 0...,.,. ~ Tiiie butlneet II con• "' #IQ bulW-. u: .,. ~ ~ 11, ,..,_,.... ..,.. a """ Have you t t1rted
on Ol/f~1 .. IJAl.I ~ bV: ~ ll'td .:.on~el~S.rv: 31~ A~Olll't_Po':t; ::-.:w~~ ~~~~~H ytt7
~I a J~Wll\Jan.t ~,..: ~v:...:.:. ~rtNo-4 2145,... Verdi . ! .. DIM. COeUt ..... CA O•IU •P'OP;ledH •I ~ Oatren Klmble ··?• -__lM .. -"' 7•" "· Colla M-. CA 9~28 Ulled qalill9 ca-.. oo"9 TIU ttal#ltnt WU Flctftloue lu:llnMa ~ .. ~ 'l'.. 82$21 ~ l.llt> llCIUDtll IU cmo. filtd wllh ~ County
Heme 8....,,_,. hied with the County Rult\ Htlen Porter, Otl/toty, Inc. (CA). 3181.J 81 "*" no FH= ~1~ Cour.cY
Tiit lofloW\no penont OM rA Qrlngt Ccully ~ t'~ =· =rt ~~A =· -'"= = OMO. ~ t0011USlt7 at• dolno buelnMt ... on 01119/2001 Tillt bulln•,M II ~ TNI MlneH II con-,. putden qllll9r IU ~ PAol Feb 1, 8, 16,
All Ratural. Mtll, 2001 .. IJ4 .. cllcltd by ~ lndl~ dUoWd by. 1 oorporldon Mllilo, eu dlnefo 'I Olraa ~! TM68
Poultry end S..lood, Ody PloC Jin. 2& lleb H .i rt d u d COMI dt IU Pf'OC)ledad 3119 R1111on• Way. 1, a. 16, 2901 bi01• a ve 70U ... • nlVt you •••rte aln vlto ~ "°' Flc:UUoua Butlneaa
C:O.. Mela. CA 82027 ~~".°211~=--yet? doing ~ yet? No P#JW1 de 11 ocw pol' NalM Statement
Oele Pl*'> Reen, 388 FlctJtloua lualneu Airth Helen POf\tr ~~. ~ Emwn oetoe requ1e1. The IClllc>wN pMOM
FWnona w11y. Cotta Name Statement Thie 1111~ wu Thia mtttnen( wu =.., ~ ~ ciue .,. dolno ~ u
Mtott, CA 92e21 l'he followlng pereont flltd wllh IN ~ ''*' wf1t1 the ~ .......... ~l'NI a 50715()1 Ml PoinMala Sherry Hlllebrendt lft dolno butH*8 u · CM r:J 0renge CowltY Cler1I r:J ~ eouniy 1#1 tbogado Homeownt(I ANocltl•
Bean, • 3811 A1mona Parle Collectloo 1970 00 01119/200l on Oll23/200t lnmedla~t. Sl no tlon. 607 PolnNftle. Co-
:a/27 Coeta MtM. CA s. 10th Stl'MI N 208', 2001HH411 2001Nl2f74 conoot 'a un abogldo. tonl def Merl_~. 92e25
Thie bualrleM II con-N•2•WPort 811ch, CA Dally P1loC Jan. 25,_F_tO. ~ P1loC J9n. 25 Feb puldt 111rn1r a un .... .,. Nlg91..I. .. ~ ~ by huet>ltld #Id ~r Man. ci.irt 1. O, 15. 20()1 J!!!!li 1. O. !5. 2091 hi§13 =~ r-:-~u: ~J~IJClnlNI
wtfe 1970 S 10Ctl StrMt. N FlotlUout Butl'*a Flctltloua ...,,_. oflcil\I dt ayuda lea-I 'N-.m Kelly, 507 112
Hive ~OU lllr11d 208 Newport 8Mdl. CA Name 8tat9"*1t Name StM9ment ,..... .. cllrec10tlo ••le-PoinMttle Ave.. Corona
doing buelnHt ytl? 92863 Thi lollOwlng Pl'tOnt Thi fol~ O(l6co) dtl Mar, CA 92$25
VM, 1/1512001 Thi• butlneH II con-doing butli'IMa .,. doing 11: CASI NUWll"! Thie butlntu .. con-
Oale P BMn ducilad by· an lndillldl.tll 111Newport Conc1e';e, Comfort SuftM. 20788 (NUIT*'O dtt Caao) ducted by an unln·
Thi• 1111emen1 wu Have ·you llarled 1951 Port Weyb~. We Forfft Df . Lake OOHLoott1 oorporated aNOClation
hied with the County doing bullneM Y«'I No Newport Betch, Cak(O,. FQl99t. CA 92S30 Thi NJne and Id-OltW INn e petVwlh!p Cl9tk r:J Or.nge County Wiitr.M Marie Claire nla 9266()..5"432 Ja mH & FrancH dr ... r:J the court IL (El Have you 111rted on 01119/2001 Thct ltl l9'Mnt wae • ,..,__ C C nombrt y dlr9CCion de la doing 1>Ullne1a ye1? 20011ta2504 flied I h tht Coun Anette Pad(er. 1951 "'-'· U (I A), 10 COfle et) SUPERIOA V•. 1111~
Delly Pilot Jan 25, Ff/O. C1erJ1 : t Orange ~ POf\ Weyt>r~, New-L~ !Nine, cA mt2 COURT Of= THE STATE Heather Angel
1, 8. 15, 2001 Tb02! on Ol/l9/200l ~60~~· allfomoa, duel!, ~"t:1t:S ~ Of= CALIFORNIA, Fot Thie etatement waa
FlctlUOUI Bualnea• 2001U52CH Tiil• bulineta II oon· blhty Co. lhl County of Orange. tiled with tM County Delly Ptlot Jan 25, Ftb. duded by-an lndMdual Have you itar1td Harbor Juttiee Center, Cletl( of Oranot Counry N•me Stat.ment 1, 8 15, 2901 !hetO doing buelMtl yet? No 4801 J1mbotff ROid, on 01/W2001
The following ptf'IOOS ~\/~ y~;rt~ JamH & FrancH Newport Beach, CA 2001H5'2H
are doing ~ u : Flctltlou1 BualMH Anette Pactter Chen, LLC 112~·26g5 Dtjly Piiot Feb 1, 8, 15,
Wax Wtn1, 543 N. Name Statement Tiiis aatemenl wu Jam.-M H Chen. The name, addt.... 22• 2001 The§()
Tu11in Ave . •K Santi ..... f........... f'I'"" t"' .. _ ,..~. ..anager Ind~• numti.r Fl e I Ana, CA 92705 , ••• .,.,,,wmg pereona •.., Wt n how ..,.,..nty "'T ol 1 ltlOmty, °' ctttloua I.IS neat
LeRoy Nolberto •re doing bu.me. aa· Cler1I r:J Orange County ht. •111•ment wu pie ntlff wtlhov1 an •t· Name Stet9ment Rowland, 643 N Tustin A) Sea Wind Proper· on Ol/22/200l filed wtlh the County lomey It: (El nombte, la The followlng per90M :~;05•K, s.n1a Ana. cA ::!.l7~:1~11t1AP'&': o.11y P11oc ~~1~~~2:: ~i,~r Countv ::="Lt"~ cl: 1r~c1o1C1.Y~~
Paul ~. Jr., 8007 llC·3, Cot1a Mesa, CA 1. 8, 15 2091 Th029 Dally Piiot ~l~~2tl' demandln1e, o del d• A111 . Batio. llland, CA
E Sand1ton1 Or.. 11~6-27 P Fl_.' lo 8 1 1 8 15 2001 ~1 mandante que no tltnt 112602 Analleom, CA 92808 ._a WIOd rwr11u. ....,t Ut UI netl ---!.!!!!:! ~ M) David R Siebe<, Jr .
Tl'lll buSlneU ,. COO· UC (CA). 711 17111 Name SWtement Flctltlou• Butln.u LAW ofFIC£S OF 317 Mame Alll. Bllbol
ducted by. a geMral CS~ !_C62·3.; Colla Meta. Thi lollowlng persons Name Stetemen1 HOA PHU mUONG. llland, CA 112ee2 ptr1nershlp "' ere doing bullneu aa. Hoe Phu Truong. Keren M Setblf. 317 Have you 1tarted Thia bualnesa 11 con· Belmont Bulld1ra, The follow1ng pertona S.r No 156411, Maline Ave. Baboe la-
doing bua1ne11 yat? ducted by: Umlted Lil· 1700 Oahu Pl . Coe1a ere doing butrnel8 u : 10221 Siiier Avenue. land, CA 92662
Yes 12/2000 blliry Co MMa, CA 9262& TNm f~. 133 112 Sulla 202. Fountain Val-Tl'lls bualntM 11 con·
LeRoy Rowland Have you 1111rted Craig Stephen a.1-45th Street. Newport '1,· CA 92708 dueled l>y hutblnd and f,1~'5w11~at~~enhc::~ ~~~g 111tzi"naaa yet? c:'i J!: i?t~S: e..:.m~~a ~quette, g;~"~e13~. 2000 w•l~•11• you 11u11cl
Cletl( °' Orange County See Wind PropertlH, Thla bu91ne11 11 con· 133 112 451h S1reet. ALAN SLAT£A, Cltttt, doing ~ yet? No
on 01119/2001 LLC duded l>y an lndMdual N92t6wpo3 rt Bt1ch. CA byD~Ju,tyV...._, David R Sffblr, Jr 2001HU4ff Sandri l Sewell, Have you 11arted 63 This 11111ment wu
Dally Piiot Jan 25, Feb Maneger doing busineu ye1? This bualneH le con· ubll1hlld Newpor1 llltd With 1he County
I, 8, 15, 2001 TM?6 Thia 11etemen1 WIS v ... 01/01/2000 ducted by; an lndMdual BHCh·Coa1a Mtll Clttll ol Orange County
flied with tti. County c,.1g S Belmont Have you lllrttd Dally Pilot January 25. on 01/26/2001
FlctltJout. Bu1lneaa Clettc of Orange County This statement was dOlnO ~ yet? No Fll>tuary t 8, 15, 2001 2001H5S307
N.-.-5•-1e-t on 01/11112()()1 hied w•lh 1ht County Ramone Caqvette Th832 ""'"" ""'~ Feb 1 8 15 ..... .. ....... 20011852412 Thia ata1tment -~, .. ...,. · ·
The lollowtng per100• Delly Piiot Jan. 25, F.o ~1~'r' County filed . with Ille Councy Flctltloua Bualneae 22· 209' Jh6.49
are doing bullntta u 1 8 15 2001 -n...17 Ciettt of n..-Coun"' u--.. 5• .. te~ Flctltlo"'" Bualnffl Properly Anaty11e ''' ll'Y 200181521117 0 /2MOOY" '1 ,_.,... .. ,,_,,. ...
Consultants, 327 Daily Piiot Jan. 25. Feb on 1 20C:11852171 The follOwtng perlOOa Name Statement
Fullerton Avenue, New· Flctltloue BualneH 1, 8, 15, 2001 Th631 are doing bus[,_. M : The following per1on1
port Beach, CA 92663 Name Statement Dally Pllol Jan 25. Fib. w 0 r Id w Id • are doing bullntM ...
James wm•am Landis. The follo:2.1 pe<aons Fictitious Bu1lnett t, 8, l5, 200l Th640 Enterprt .. 1, 1581 Co<· Just 01r1 1760
327 F II • a doing b N S•'"t t ,_....__ ...,. ,.._,_ ·~-Monro1111 A· 12 Costa New~~ •nr.ach~enc~ '~11e Gott Lab':' 1':30 rt!":' .. •men Flctttloue BualneH C'at~"·9262; .._, Mela. CA 112627
P ollowtng pereone Name St.wment w o, 1 d w 1 d • "'~ J111 ......... n 1780 926 3 omona Ave . Unrt 4 are doing bulfneu u """"" """' Th11 bu11ne11 11 con· Cotta Meta, Ca 92627 Myattque EnterprisH, The lolloWtng perlot14 Enterprt1ta, Inc. (NV), MOIVOYI• A·12, Coe1a
dueled py· an lndMdual Cactue Packaging 143 Promontory Drive are doing bu"'-u : 1681 Coriander, tS, MMa, CA 92627
Have you tlarted (CA), 1730 Pomona W t N B en The lnterconnec1 Colla M .... C1' 92628 Tammy Jl11klen. 1780
doing t>uslnt11 yet? No Ave , Uni1 4, C061a ct' i/~wport ti ' Gulde, 1&211 Parllaldt Thl1 bullneM Is oon· Monrovla A·12, Co1ta
James w Landis Mt1a, CA 92627 Mary Darlene Dtxon. Lane. 11811. Huntlng!Ol'I ducted by: a oorporallon Mesa. CA 112827
This ata1ement was Thia bullnua IS con· 143 Promonlory O<tVt Btaol'I, CA 92647 Htve you 11aned Mathew Jtvlden t760 hied With 1h• County ducted l>y a """""""llon w I N ......... .,___ MIChltl R Comer. dolrlg bullness yet? No Moor<l\M A·12. ea.ta
Cftf1( of Orange County H111e you-';ie-rted ct'~-,,..,.. .,..... .. ., 16211 Parltalde Lant, W orld W I d t Meta, CA 92627
on 01119/200J doing busineu yet? No Thtll bus•nell 11 con· 115g, Huntington ErlterpnMa. Inc Thia buaoneu 11 ~
20018852505 Cactus Packaging ducled l>y an Individual Beech. CA 92647 Phyllla Artiglto, Prtsl· ducted by • generel-
Oatly Pilot Jan 25. Feb. Eric Woods. Prellklent Heve you atir1ed Thts bu11nea la con· dtnl pannershrp 1, 8, 15, 2091 Th622 Thi• 1t.11ement w11 doing business yet? No ductHed l>y an lndrvldUal This 1tatemen1 waa Have you 1taQed
filed with the County Mary Darlene Dixon eve you alartlld liltd with 1ht County doing buelntM yel? No
FlcUtlou1 Bu1lneH Cltrt. of Orange County Thll statement waa doing bullne11 yet? CIM r:J Orang9 Counly Scan Jividen Nime St.tement on 01119/2001 I ltd 11 th Cou Vn. Olf01/2001 on 0112312001 This sta1ement waa
T>.-fol'-" 2001185241111 ~ ;110r • ,.._~ MIChatl R Comer 2001M52"7 hied with the County ''"' ..,..,ng peraons Oa P""'• J on 01,..."""'angel ....,....", This 11attm111t wu " ....... Pllo4 Jan 25, F..... Cle!IC of "--County are doing busir-. H ii'( ""' an 25. Feb ''""'"IV h'--' h ,..__ ..,_, .., 0 ~--T&W M-"'•I• • Oe••il 1 8 15 2001 Th624 2001&1521H """ Wtl the ..,.,..nry 1. 8. 15, 2001 Tb036 on 1/23n001 vu .. ''' 0 ly Ptlot Cieri< ol Orange Councy 20019153300
SIMces, 721 James S1 Fl ltl B I e8I 5 Jan 25T· Fllb on 0112312001 Fictitious Bu1ln.1t Dally Piiot Fib. 1, 8. 15. ~I. ~7 Coe11 Mau, ,:,,:u~tllt~~~~ 1•• 1 · 2001 !!648 2001H52H7 Name Statement 22, 2()()1 Th657
Trna LaShann• The following per1ons Flctltlou1 801lneH Daily Piiot Jan 25• Feb The lollowlng pertona Flctttlou1 Butfnea1
Edwarda·Ron. 721 .,. tttwv. business u Heme Statement 1, 8• 15• 2001 Th639 are doinQ bu9linNI 11 Name Statement
James 51 .. ft1 ,,. '""'--:::F•,,•ry Line 351 N T ,...... F Soon Fa.tar and At-. """ "'· .... -tit "'lowl"ll per1on1 lctltloue Butf,,..1 IOciatH 27 Cottage The lollowfng persons Costa Mela, CA 92627 N•wt:>Or1 Blvd . •528. are doing buSllllal u Name Statement Ln AJiao VI lo CA at• doing ~ u
Thts buttnen •• COO· N
92
e
6
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6
p
3
on BHch, CA Wome
36
n·s Medteal tm-The following persons 112950 • · Tekf111 Pu1ners
ducted by' 111'1 lndMdual aging. 1 Hosprlel Rd . are dOing buslnMa s Soon David Foetef 27 19700 F11rchlld, Suite Have you 1t1ned lnlernat1ona1 Or· Ste 533, Newport 2 TV 3388 v eldo: ~ .. ,.__ v'i..i.. 290. Irvine, CA 92612 doing bu11neu yel? No ~anlzallon of Natural Beech. CA """"""3521 1 1 ' 18 L · .. " ,.,...., ,_,.., S B Trna Edwards·Rou '".._... 5th Floor. Newport ... con urrl. 19700 tilth Aler1na1111ea, Elizabeth Pusey, MD . Beaoh, CA ll2663 Tht. bullnna II con-Falrch1ld, Suite 290,
ThlS statement was ~A). 351 N Newport Inc (CA), 18 p:;:J' 121, Inc (CA), 3388 duGt9d by en llldMcMll IMnt, CA 92612 ~'11 ~Ill~~ ~tyty "'-~-!.. C~5298,;..!'8"'1X>n CaH~tal ~.~ laoune N Via Udo. 5cll Floor, New-Have you ataned F Jeff Thurber, 111700 . .,,.. ......,,, ,., c"""' ""''-926n port Beach Caldomta doing b 11 1? alrchold Sune 290,
on °11 1~1815250; ~~ ~'::;,,.~ ~·s bualntH •• con· 92663 v ... 1011~11
ye I~. CA 92612
011ty P1101 Jin 25, Feb Have you a11rt1d H:eby y!u~8~ ~!, ~·1~;::; ~~ FS::~ent wu duct'!i buti';ne!' :.:Si
1, 8. 15, 2001 Th623 doing busltltu yet? No doing buslnoes yet? Have you atarted filed wllll 1ht Counly partnership tnternallonel Or· Yes, 10/1994 dol b 1 t? ,.. ....... of n..-County. Have you 1tar1td
Ffctltlo1.11 Bualn.H ganlzetlon of Na1urat Elizabeth Pusey MD, Ves~g 111~~·11 ye ;;;'"'01123f200f' doing bu11ne11 ve1?
tllme Statement Health AtternatJves Inc 121 Inc 20011N21M VM, 1996
The lollow1np peraons Unda Joy Rote. VP & Ekzabllh Puwy Pre"· Michelle LaRut, Delly Piiot Jan 25, F.o Jalf Thurber
are do6ng bu11neaa as Secre11ry dent Secretary 1 6 15 2001 The34 Thia at11emen1 wu Carden Energy Th11 statement wu ThtS st1temen1 was This .atatement wu .,. f1ted with the County
Maoagement, 2077 hied wtth the County ltled with the County hied with the County Flctltloue Bualnest Cltr1I of Orange County Wallace Ave ~3. Costa Clerk of Orange County Cletl( ol Orange Couoty Cletl( of Ora""" ,..~......, ... _ S on 01/26/2001
Mesa. CA 92627 on 01/19/2001 on 0112312001 00 01123J20ci1..-"""""' T~":'o11ow1tatement 2001HH3oe Jaymon Ca1dtn. 'lOn 20018852501 20018852883 20016152870 ,,.. wing pe<eon• Deity Pllol Fib 1 8, 15.
W .. ace A111 13 Cosla Dally Piiot Jan 25. Feb Dally Ptlol Jan 25. Ftb Dally Pllo4 Jen 25. Feb 11~ ~~l:,e 22, 20()1 Th650
..,._, CA 92&27 1. 8. 15, 2001 Th625 1. 8, 15, 2001 Th§.47 1 8 15 2001 n..a .... 2 0 k .. _,_ I C ' Thos busmeaa •• con-' '' W<>:o>O • ......... """'· A FlctltloYa Bualn.a• ~ed by an ~ Flc11tloua Buelneea Fictitious Bualne.a Flctltloue Bualneaa 112604 Name Stet.ment Have you ilaned N1me Statement Neme Statement Name StateNnt Helen Recht1I Ret· Thi follo~peBOne
AllMlo ~ Thie etatttMnt .....
Thia --19111111C WU llled wWI ltle ~
flltd wtltl !I'll J;orty Clreltl d °"""" COl.lltt Cl4N\ ~ OnulDI Col"'Y on o 1f)l)l2/10 t on Ol'29f2oo( 2001NIHOI 1001 ... IZM ~,,_., •• l, ~
Dally Plot Feb I,~ aa..J.2Q! ™1! za. aoo1 -FlctlUoue ..,.,..a
Fletttlout auaineaa Heme St.ntment
Name Statement Thi tollowlna l*tona
The lollowlno l*tont .,. doWICI ~ u. at• dolt1g ~llM9 u · La E'1trell1 Mertctl
Pelan Projectl. 11M1 Cameceria. 821 W. 10th
Ptlloln Pl.act, Costa $1 .• Cosla M ... , CA ...._ CA 82e2e 92027
Paul A. Wf!lltlon, 1041 Jotwl Uovd Plnc:IM.,
PtGcen Pleoe. eo.t. Jr .. 821 W 1llltl SI
Meta. CA 9a2e C.. MIM, CA 92027
J amu Jordan Raphatl Tov.t. 821
W•teon, 1041 P.tklan W 18th St., Co111
ftlaot, Coecl Meet. CA ~. CA 112827
112028 Thl9 bullntN It oon-Tllnolh'/ A. Wai.on. due19d by a general
11510 Mooq)tttl StrMt. pattnerehlp
112, Studio City , CA H111e you 1tantd
111002 doing bullrleM yet? No
This butlnMS ii oon-Rlphael Tovar
ducted by: I gtnlfll John Uovd Plnd\H,
pennerehfp Jr.
Have you 1t1rted Thie 111tement wu
doing butlneu ytt? filed with the County
YH, 111101 Cftf1( of Or.nge CountY
PIUI A Wat90n on Oll»'2001
Thie et11ement wu 2001NIH07
filed with the County 0My Piiot Feb 1, 8, 15.
Cltltl r:J Orange County 22, 2001 JM7t °" 01 /2e/2001 2001 .. 5'302 Flctltk>u1 · B1.111n.aa
Delly Piiot Feb. 1. a. t5, Name Statement
22. 2001 T!!653 TM followlno ptr'IOflt
.,. doing~ u
Flctltlou1 81Ja.lneH SJmply tt11 8"t Um-
Narne Statement oualne SeMce, 11211
The lolloWlng ~ Chlpnan Avenue, Oat·
ate doing butf,_ u . den Grove. CA 92&42
A.) Ba.umahe oom Gtoftrey Ffcxt>e1-Cun·
8 .) S1ev1 Baum & A-. nlngham, 9271 Chap
10Clatt1 C ) Newport man Avenue, Oardtn E~rlC Satu. 108 t/2 Grove. CA 1128C2 Colltn• Ave . Newport Thll buSlnell .. con· Beach. CA 92fie2 duded by-an ~I
Stephen p S.la'll, H111e you 11a11ed
1oe t/2 Colhns Ave., tilll ~ yet? No
Newport BHch, CA Otoftrey FIOlt>ll·Cun·
926&2 nlngham
Ct1hertn• A. Baum, Thie atetemant wu
1 oe 112 Collini Ave . filed wl1h the County
Newpor1 8Hch, CA Cltttl. ol Orange County 92&62 on Otl30f2001
This bu11ne11 Is con-20011t5'IOI ductld 1>y hutband end Delly Piloc Fib I, 8, I 5.
wife 22, 2901 Th073
Have you &tarted
doing bullntu ye«? No Flctltlou1 Bu1lneat
Stephen P Baum Name 8tntmen1 Thie 1111emant wa• •"The lolloWlng peraon1 l~td with ttte Couoty .,, doing buMlett u
Clerk o1 Orang9 County Clean aod CIHr
on 01'2&'2001 Hou1ekeeptng, 27202
20016153301 Regjo, Mi811on Viejo. CA Dally P1lol Feb 1, 8, 15, 926g2
2,2. 2001 Th§64 Unde Audrey Frank.
27202 Reglo, M11tlon
Flctltloua Bua.lnet1 Viejo, CA 92692
Name Statement Thia bualMM la con·
The lollowinQ peraone cMied by-an indMdu.11
ere doing ~ ... Hive you 11a11ed
Meld i You CIMnlnQ doing bu11neM ve1? No
ProfHslonal•. 320 V{ Lioda 1'u<J<ey F'rlnk
Coeat Highway. New· Thl1 aatM*lt was
port Blach, CA 92e63 hied with the County
Max Serve. Inc (CA). ~01!_~ County 320 W Cout Highway, IJ'ID.IU
Newpor1 Beech. CA 2001U5H13
92&63 Deily PllOt Fee 1, 8. I 5
TNa bu11nHs It con· 22, 20()1 Tl!e§8
dOOed by a ocwporalion
Have you 111rted
doing bultnels ytt"I No
Max Serve, lne.
Bria n Hollibaugh,
Pr111den1
Tl\lt statement WU
lded Wllh Ille Counry
Cleltc of Orange County
on O 1f30r.lOO1
200111535tl Dally Polo! Feb 1, 6, 15.
22. 2001 Th@!
Flc11tJo1.11 Butlneee
Name Statement
The folloW!ng ptflOnS a,.. doing butlf-. u:
A )Cal• l1at1ano, 11al·
iano, B ) Cale Mlghlto.
Mlg1let1ua. 514 WHt
Balboa Blvd , Newport
8Mdl. CA 1126& 1 Robtn C Morteneon
2101 L-o Ln. ~
port Beach. CA 92660
Tamara Watt. 2101
Leeward Lf'I.. Newport
Beech CA 92660
Thia bullnesa Is oon-
ducted by hueband and
Wtft
Have you a1arted
doing bueine11 yet? YH, 12129/0t
Robert C Motleneon
TN1 1tatemen1 wH
toled With Iha County
Cltr1I of Orange County
on o 1r.lOl2001
2001H$S5tl
~Pilot Feb 1, 8, 15. ) Th883
FlctJtloua Bualneat
Neme Statement
The lollowtng peraon1
.,. doing bulinell ...
Real nm. t.AllMcing &
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John P. T omldneon,
11111 Baytlde Dri\11, Surt• F2. Newport BMch, CA
92660
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JoM P Tomldneon
Thl9 11atemen1 waa IUed wtth Ille County
Clef1I ol Orange Councy
on 01 /'30l200 I
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Kathryn Alleen 1
BcMique. 30ll Pa#n Sl. Suite C, S.lbcHI. CA
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Llaa Gordon, 888 Halyard, Newport
BeaC:tl. CA 92883
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doing bu1lneH ye1? v... 121111995 doing bu1tn11s yet? T lbefg, 2 Oekdlll. lrwie, ....._ YM. l0/2000 he following pereon1 The follOwing pereone The followtng l*IOfll CA 92604 are -"' ••
Jaymon Cardin are M boefnesa at' 111 doing butlMll aa e11 d()lng bullnNe u. TN• bullneu 11 con-Cre7 Entertainment. FlctJU01.11 ButlMH
Thts st1temenl wu A.) G Aouaaory CT E Enterprl ... 120 121.lV NllWOl1t, 3388 duQld 1>y an lndtvldllll 581 C Muir Dr , Or· N1rne Statement
hied wtlh the County Connecilon B ) Frollx, Albert Ptau 112, Coate Vta Udo, 5th Root. New-Hive you s1arted ~CA 928611 The follo.tlno '*'°"'
llaa Gordon
Thie atatemenl wee
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Cftf1( of <Mnge County
on o 1!30t'2001 Cler11 of Orange Coln)' 2850 Elden Avenue, I A, Mela. CA 92627 port a..ch, CA 92863 doing builntH yel? L Mazzoni 5814 are ~ ~ M
on Oll19/200l Coecl MMa, CA 92827 James Kopyc:tu 1'l0 121. Inc, 3388 Via Y•. 111/01 E Mulf Ot . Orange. CA Sooce .. u Women ~
200111524'7 Rosemarie Gallant· Alben Place •2. Costa Udo, 5th Root, Newport Helen Rent>trg 11~86~11 H La~ 5814 ~ Fundl Togecher.
Daily Piiot Jan 25, Feb. Brown, 2&50 Elden A~ MIM. Ca 92627 a..cn. CA 02e63 Tl'll1 1tttement w11 E 430 ~ Gilbert Ave ,
1 8 15 2001 Th6V nue, •A. C<* Mesi, CA Thie bv11ne11 II con-Thie buelne11 Is ~ filed with tne County Ot . Or1nge. CA Atllhllm, CA 92801
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''' 112627 dueled by: an lf'ldMduel ducted by 1 oorporetion Clerk of Orange Cowlty 112869 Tine R. Stennlng, 430
flctltJoue Bualne.a Thi• bullneta 11 con· Have you eterted Have you 11a rted °" 01/23/2001 , This buslne" 11 con-N. <lJlber1 Ave , Actltloue Butl.,..a
Heme ................ t ducted by en indllllc1lal doing ~ yet? No doing bu11ne11 yet? 200111521U ducted by e general Anlhtlm, CA 92801 Heme StatetMnt
-............ Have you s1arted Jam91 Kopyclcl Y• 111 ~1 n.1u PloC Jan 25 Ff/O p1nnerlh1P Julie Fllchl 430 N TM 1~1*90f18 Tilt followtng ~ doing buelneu ye1? nu. statement wu 12'1. I~-_, 5 200 · :..:..:.; Han you 1ttrttd o r. """""" are doing tit.--u v... HWl/95 hied "Ith the County M>Chllla Le Rue, S.0. 1 O, L I ~ ~ ~ yfll(l No ~~ve • Anaheim. ere -"' ..
lvefson Energy R Oaftant·Brown CIM rA Orange County rettry F1ctttJou. lkltlMta Law.on Thll butlnffa 11 con-ic."':8ry28~~
M1nagement, 378 Tiiie etatemtnt wa1 °" 01/23/2001 Thia 11atemea1 wu N8me Statement i. atattfl\enl wH ducltd by • lfN1td pert· Court, U1Qune Hlguef,
Roelltster 51 . Cot1a filed with tllt County 20011152115 filed ,.1th in. County The 1o1towtng ~ ll1ed with IN County nerthlp C.lffotnlt Q2en ~er C~7lveraon, Clef1I of Oranoe Councy Dilly Piiot Jan 25. Ftb ci.t'k of ~ CourtCy art doing ~ u: Cleltc r:J Orange Councy Have you •tined Lorinda Brooke
on 01/19/200f t, O. 15, 2001 1b6i§ °" 0112312001 BkMI MltbclnO. 2e6e on 01/'2e/2001 dolng bu1lnH1 ye!? Houg hton, 28152 ~ =•~tar~· 200118$2411 tOOIMS21M Elden Ave tE. Cotti 2001 .. 1'305 Y11, C12M15 Rublcotl Court, Laouna
............. bu"" . A ... Delly Piiot Jen 25. Feb Fk:tltlou9 Bua.lnua Odv PllOt JM. 25, Feb. MMe. CA 82827 ~~ Feb 1, hl51, The R &emirlO ~ Caltomia t2Sn ~ .,;':"~ t, 8. 15, 2001 Th0!5 Name St.ntment U 15 20()1 Th037 Clistina Ferran, 2658 ~! ~-Thfl elatemenl" wu 1'hlt bue1ntet II ~
Have you •tarted Flctltlou1 Bualwa The follow!~ SUMMONS Elden Avt . •E. Coeta Flctttloue 8utlneaa ~ :,11t1 the County ~.by: Y: ~ ~"ng1 .. ~ • ., yet? Name Stattment .,. ~depend~1n1 (CITACfON ~~la con-Name~ on 01~ CounlY 6oi"O ~ Y'll? No
f>9ter "'e'Ntr'llOl'I Thi followlna '*'°"' EnclHvot. 9101 S.n· JUDICIAL) ducted by t111 lfdvlcllal Thi ~ t001 .. U21tt (orlnd1 Brooke
The etattmtnt wtt W doing bulilNa u : tlaQO Otlvt. HunUngton NOTICE TO OEFEN· Hive you l tlrtt d ";;.:11 c-.ine -:-.. ~ P11ot1 Feb. 1, !-1! H~OI\ llled with ll'lt ~ Port Rttlty, 2045 BMcn, CA m.40 DANT (Avleo • dolno bUt lntA yet? ~-~-m!I! -~ WU C1ef11 r:J Orengt Co1ftY MNa Vtfdt Dr E .. t5. J anice Aeu, 9 \01 Aouudo) MARIE Yea, 1r'2M>1 .tit ~. llted wfltl tllt ~ on 01119'2001 C:0.. ......_ CA 82'829 S.ntleOO Dltvt, Hin· DAHl£UE VAH ASCCH Crtlllna M. F-.n 22.511'1 SlrMt. tA. Huw· Flctttloue Buam..a QM d 0rwve 0ounY
20011tUC .. m"'r' s.~i~~: ~ ~. CA ~ Pf'EVOT. DOES 1 IO 20 TIU .w.tnlnl ... ~T= Heme ltallll'Wlt on 01~1--~ fr~ 2~ "1:::t;.;':=. ~~w: ~~~~t:~= ~1~:r= ~CA=~:'n ~~~~Feb t,~
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BEAUTIFUL 3br I 314 ba
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HUNTINGTON
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OPEN SATIS°" 1-4
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105 w.ra BALIOA
PENINSULA
IOOll lo Sindt &my 29'
I Ba new pa1111/carpet/lilt
F p, wld hlt·IJP'. carpotl
St850/mo tllO IBI IS.
$1050.mo 9-49-673·3059
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3pm, 949-574-7101 ext 122
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BRAND NEW
CAPE COD $689,000
PRIME LOCATION ••••• BEACH GIANT rns,ooo 7BR 4BA ••••• ON THE WATER
Amazing Low Price ••••• AGENT M9-nW120
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Bkr Btnttti 949-546-3904 OPEN SAT l SUH 1-5
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SPACE FOR LEASE
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One at 883 sq. ft . and one at W 15 sq. ft.
2nd Boor/Gorgeous ocean view with Catalina and Balboa
Island sunset. Walking distance to Fa.sh.ion lslanq.
Exquisite Twnllm 3& 361 f
Buiicltfs Model T rave1tint
!loots plantaboo shuttt1s
I st floor 1902 sq. ft. Ocean views. 7 offices plus
211d floor 1500 sq. ft. Son Miguel view. 6 offices plus recept area
(was on executive suite) oeOI lillS. gated pnva1e
U10C DOOi & J8C $2749/IQlo
Rebtcu 949·370-28-40
Motel MANAGERS
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Motel MANAGERS
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I st floor 367 sq. ft. Smoll 3 room office BolcOl'ly vie-ws
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SOME Of THE TENANTS KINKO'S, FIGGE, MULDOONS, SPA
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t JOANNA TARPLEY
949-76P-9150 en. 212
Cell phohe 949-230-2688
EASTSIOE CM Li-2 car
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949-&45-3683
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sol• w overs•ze cna~ &
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14 pltct Cherry Wood
dining room Ml T 8.ble & 8
chairs bu!1e1 & c/\111.l h\Acll
New s~ bo•td COSI S9000
sacr~ice $2300 Matching
se!\'I!< $400 14•337·2231.
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE
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2001
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10 makt the la.st rrain borne to Great Nedt, IO captain DombuJCh wu i:=ct into ecrvice t.o play the lut
Unawwc that his ream wu beck In
the mo.tch and thinldna. lhal his team
needed • larae swma 10 win. Dombutch pressed on to a annd
slam in hcalU on ll)h, the final. liand.
I:? A KJ 10 5 J All lhe lricb were there for the I.lie·
ma provick.d declarer look a first·
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tcnuftnal of the 1943 Sptngold Team
Cluunpiomhip In New York.. At lhe
hallway potDJ or ooc of the owches,
a team capc~ncd by Jigger
Dornbulch was ttaJltng 1 powerful
squad led by Hov.anl ScheN.m by
more than 1.000 points (m thoic da~
scormg was hy total points)
Speartieadcd by Dick Frey and Lee
Haun, the Dombu!iCb team had
Dombuac:h WIS ~tunned to learn thlit,
had he been content to play a
pllUCOrC m '-ru, Ins team would
have won• Known for always duina
!he nght thing, Dombwch otrcrcd IO
flD'TIP out the window. A ICllTI meet· ma resolved to n:ject the offer -
affCT all, DombujCfi did nol know the
SlllC of the match when he bad IO
encer the fray. The four players rcoon
vcncd. however, a.od becaust of
Frey's precipitate departure, by a 3·1
VOie decided co ICCCp« a suntlar offer
from Frey mould 11 be tendered. II
nrvcr was!
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