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THURSDAY, APRIL 19 I 2001
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e one that got away
Nearing 58th annual event, Fish Fry organizers call
it quits after search for a location comes up empty
Jennif er Kho
D AILY PILOT
T he Lions Club has
officially canceled
this year's Fish Fry
in Costa Mesd.
The 58th annual event,
scheduled for the first
week in June, was left
without a location after a
11 It is on e of
the highlights of Costa
Mesa that, to me, is
as important as South
Coast Plaza. 11
Bob Wilson
former Costa Mesa mayor
• 1 walked out of our
meeting last night with d
mixture of shock and dis-
belief." said Mike
Scheafer, president-elect
of the Costa Mesd-New-
port Harbor Lions Club, on
Wednesday. •I grew up
with the Fish Fry. I worked
at it most of my life, cmd it's
really Sdd we cdil'l do it
disagreement between the club and
Orange Coast College, which has hosted
the event for the last two years.
this yedr. We 've Just run out of wne. It's an
Thanks
to a
Costa
Mesa
Girl
Scout,
children
at
H eritage
House
have a
miniature
home in
which to
play
SEE FRY PAGE AS
Residents will have to get Ice landic cod elsewher e
as Costa Mesa faces the end of a tradition
Jennifer Kho
DAILY PILOT
F or 57 ycdrs, one
thmg Costd Mesd
residents hdd come•
to depend on WdS
the Costa Mesa-NC'wport
Harbor Lions Club Fish Fry.
Between 45,000 dnd
60,000 attendees come to
11 I thought it was very
interesting because it
was very small-townish
and sort of rural."
Gladys Ret akes
board member of the Costa
Mesa Historical Society
Bamng dny ldst-nunute
changes, this yedr w1U
mark the first smce before
the city's incorporation
that the event will not tdke
place.
Gladys Retakes, record-
ing secretary and bodrd
member of the Costa Mesd
H1stoncal Society. remem-
the event edch yedr to get their infusion ot
cute babies, odd contests and ·secret
recipe" lceland1c coc.l
bers attending her flr'>l
Fish Fry m 1950.
SEE HISTORY PAGE A 14
Man n early
drowns
after falling
into pool
• Officials list Costa Mesd
resident in stable condition
after he apparently slips and
falls into a swimming pool.
Deepa Bharath
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -A 29-yedr-old Cm.-
td Mesa man near!)' drowned \\(•dnec;,-
ddy afternoon when he feU into a w11m-
rrung pool at a home he was term1tf>-
proohng, ofhc1als said
Jesus Belen Gallardo-Montoyd Wdc;
either fasterung or unfastening d tent
around the house m the 300 block ot
East 23rd Street when he mu<,t hdVl'
slipped and fallen into the µool, said
Costa Mesa Police Lt. Ron Srruth
Gallardo-Montoya suffered d !>evere
head tnjury. probably from rutting the
edge of the pool, South sdtd
A Heritage to call their own
Gallardo-Montoya was still in the
mtensive care unit Wedne day even10q
but lS 10 stable cond1llon. said Debrd
Legan. spokeswoman tor 1 loag lio'>pl-
tal.
The inodent was more thdn l!kel}
accidental. Srruth said
Jennifer Kho
DAILY PILOT
T he Heritage House has a new addi-
tion makmg itsell at home 10 the non-
profit's backyard.
The addition -a miniature version
of one of its houses -has a charcoal tile roof,
light blue paint with white trim. linoleum tile,
real plants outside the door and play kitchen
furniture.
•1 like playing in it,· said Justina Kalar, 3,
while sweeping the porch of the playhouse
Monday. "Playing mom is my favorite thing.•
While Justine sw ept, Maryssa Navarro, 4,
and Kaleb Kalar, 6, were busy inside.
"I'm the mommy,• Maryssa said. "Be the
daddy.•
"But I don't want to be the daddy,• Kaleb
SEE HERITAGE PAGE A14
Serving the cormnunity without fail
• Costa Mesa honors two
teenagers for volunteer work.
own.Goulet
0 AllY Pit.OT
COSTA MESA -They each consis·
tenUy take time out of thelr busy teenage
lives to give beck to the community.
Laurel LaJdlaw, a student at Ensign
Intermediate School, lbows up et the Cos-
ta Mw-baied powrty relief organization
Share Our SelY9I evwy other Wednelday
.,..,. IChool eo lmd • bud.
•Sbe )Ult c::eme ID• bm owu, • volun-
tw COClldlMD lobeD .. rletr Nkl. •Sbe
w orks with eruor citizen • she gets along
wilh all ages, interacts with clients really
the way we are meant to here -in the
most nonjudgmental way.•
Every Friday afternoon, Newport Har-
bor High School junior Katie Brown beads
to Whittier Elementary School , where she
tutors students who are struggling with
math.
Neither teen ii there because she has to
be, but 1lniply because she wants to be.
f or tbeM selflen adl, the two Newport
Beach girls were honored this week With
SH AWANJ MGI A14
•
AIOYE
Justina Kalar, 3,
tldies up around a
playhouse that was
donated to Heritage
House ln Costa M esa.
un
Mary sa Navarro, 4;
Christian Ferrara, 2;
Justina; Kaleb
Kalar, 6; and
Andrea Navarro. 11,
peer from a window
and door of the
donat~d playhouse.
Pl-10TO!> ev GREG FRY I
OMV Pl.OT
·He was probably standing on top of
a planter or somellung when he wac;,
worlong wtth the tent,· he aid. "He
must have lost hJs balanc-e, tnpIX'd and
fallen mto the pool •
Gallardo-Montoya was found by co-
workers at about 2 45 pm
Paramedics adnuru tered CPR at the
scene and rushed hlm to H0c19 Ho p1tal,
Costa Mesa Fire Department ofhc:ials
said.
Co-workers cdlled 91 I when they
saw hJm 10 the pool, Snuth aid. But
nobody saw Mpntoya fall rnto the pool,
he said.
In addibon to a foe engine and a
paramedic unit, two pohce officer
responded to the call, ofhoals said
Police ofbaals are still invcsbgatmg
the ino dent but do not su'>pect foul play,
Suuth ~d.
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A2 Thursday, April 19, 2001
WORKING
IUSllESS II lllEF
Architect firm merges with San Francisco company
The Newport Beach architectural
firm Utzinger & Associates has
announced It is merging with ARC
Inc.. which is located in the San
Francisco Bay area. The move will
allow Utzinger to provide more
architectural planning and interior
design services, comj>any represen-
tatives said. Information: (707) 745-
0502.
Doily Pilot
A sale for the
spring flower lover
I
P lant lovers will appreci-
ate Orange Coast Col -
lege's ornamental horti-
culture department's spring
plant sale, which is offered on
three consecutive Fridays. It
starts at 10 a.m. and runs until
3 p.m. Friday, April 27 and
May 4. On sale will be 18
varieties of tomatoes, includ-
ing whoppers lo cherries, red
ones, yellow ones, paste vari-
eties, hybrids, heirlooms and
container varieties. There will
also be bell and hot peppers,
squashes, cucumbers, herbs,
hanging basket geraniums,
hanging basket scaevolas,
hanging basket petunias,
hanging baskets double
impatiens, zonal geraniums
in opts. New Gumea hybrid
impatiens, blue and pink
hydrangeas, blue and wrute
Nemesias and many other
Interesting plants. Informa-
tion: (714) 432-0202. The sale
will be held tn the Horticul·
lure Garden, you can enter
from Ad ams Avenue and fol-
low the signs.
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Greer Wylder
BEST BUYS
Beach, dnd at South Coast
Pldza in Costa Mesa.
H you really Wdnt to be
pampered, there's an April
special on a head-to-toe treat-
ment at Georgette Klinger
that fedtures an essential
nine-step facial and body
mdssage for $125. It's regular-
ly priced at $160. Gift certifi-
cates are available. Georgette
Klinger 1s at South Coast
Plazd on level two. Informa-
tion· (7 14) 850-1212
Regina Ramirez
David Austin Jr. will make
an appearance at Roger's
Gardens at 9 a.m .. Saturday to
talk about English roses.
Austin will talk about bis fam-
ily's roses and how to distJn-
guish them through their
scent, color, blooms and care.
Roger's Gardens carries a
great selection of David
Austin Hybrids. Roger's Gar-
dens is al 2301 San Joaquin
Hills Road in Newport Beach.
It's now open daily from 9
a.m . to 7 p.m. information:
(949) 640-5600.
Via Lido Drugs is hdving
an dfter-Easter clearance sale.
There arc all kinds of items
on sale at 25% to 50°/., orr the
reguldr price. Via Lido Drugs
is not d typical drug store. In
add1lton to the phdrmacy, cos-
mettc!>, supplies, tot.lclnes and
gtft cards that you'd find in
other drugstores, there's a big
gift department and delivery
avail1Jblc. It's open from 9
a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday
through Sd turday and from
10 d.m to 5 p.m. Sunddys. Via
Lido Drugs 1s at 3445 Via Lido
in Newport Beach. Informa-
tion: (9491 724-5858.
SHE IS
A juicer to thC' tore
BLENDERS AND BOOSTS
Regina Rdm1rt:•7 I'> one of thost>
people we wdtch from betund the
counter -the ju1c<'rr. who seem
dlmost like mdt hines themselves as
they move• swiftly from the stierbet
buckets to the juicP d1spensers to, of
rnurl>e, lhe hlllc lrdys or powdered
nutntJonal boost'>
Rdmire7. 26, ccln mdke d Jclmbcl
Jwce smooth1P in le!>s than two mm-
Ul<'S dl the Cosld Mesd location
where she work!>. She says they're
t1ll pretty equdl lo mdke, as the
PPdCh Pled-.ure is no easier or harder
to concoct than the• Orange Dream
Mdchine. And dltC'r four years of .
blending juice'>, Rdmirez is still qu1c k
to '>dY she Likes her JOb.
"It's different ('very day. and it's
JU!>t really great to bE> in a food
atmosphere but to nut really hav<' to
Mixing and blending
for the best of them
deal with regulM restaurant type of
things.· she said. "So it's more of an
interactive thing with the customers
'cduse they see what we're doing."
PASSION FOR FRUITS
Her personal favorite is the
Caribbean Passion. Without even
thin.lung about it, she rattles off its
components -peaches, strawber-
ries, passion mango juice and orange
sherbet. She says they never add any
sugar lo the drinks.
Ramirez gets a free meal per sruft,
dnd when she says #meal," she
means a juice.
"Whether I'm working or not. it's
d real easy meal, plus it's better than
working al a coffee place or going to
fast food 'cause it's healthier for
•
you," said the Huntington Beach res·
idenl.
A BREEZE
Ramirez says it's an easy job. The
ingredients for each of the more than
20 drinks are fairly simple to memo-
rize and the blender isn't as heavy as
it looks when she has to bang the
juice into a cup.
Some prefer theirs extra chunky.
Others request a smoothly blended
mix. Whatever the customer's prefer-
ence, Ramirez gets to know who
likes which flavors, which boosts,
which size. She tries to get familiar
laces to try new drinks, but it's hard
when it comes lo die-hard fans of
one flavor.
"A lot of people come in on a reg-
ular basis, and I become friends with
the customers too,· she said.
-Story by Young Chang,
photo by Greg Fry
Eat a meal with your kids
A s we sit here, we're staring at
th~ cover page of a fax, trans-
fixed by the hne: "To: Retail
Roundup."
Som ebody likes us. somebody
redlly likes us.
We're not conc-emed that it orig1-
ndtes from Houston, or that we have
no idea what Vollmer is. We're just
going to enjoy dctudlly receiving a
piece of mail. Though not by mail.
On further exammallon, it turns
out Vollmer must be the pubhc rela-
tJon<. people for Denny's, which hds
ldunched d "kids eat free" program to
encourage "families to eat together."
We thought that was what the TV
I'> for
RETAIL ROUNDUP
Apparently, Denny's will offer as
many as two free children's entrees
with the purchase of one adult meal.
It's good all week, from 4 to 10 p.m.,
for those parents who like to keep
their kids up past bedtime.
Vollmer is also kind enough to
point out that "Industry research "
shows that •restaurant partJcs with
kids under 18 continue to show a
higher rate of growth, year over year,
than adult-ooJy parties.•
Is that a good use of research?
WE SCREAM, YOU SCREAM
The other piece of big news this
week comes from the Good Humor
Man, whom we're only old enough to
remem ber as, vaguel y, "the Good
Humor Man.• We're not entirely sure
our memory is what it used to be,
either.
What were we talking about? Oh,
right. This good news Is that Good
Humor-Breyers plans to expand dis-
tribution of all its natural lee cream
nationwide this spring. It contains
three times the usual calcium, which
the company claims •is particularly
suited ror women aod teenage
girls.•
We are disappointed the release
didn't come with a color slide, whJch
is available on request.
REAPERS HOJUNE
(949) 642·6086
Copynght. No ~ stones. ilfus.
trltions, edrtOflal rNttef °' adwr·
tlsemenu herein ~n bt repro-
duced without written perm!Won
of c~lght owner
WEATHEI AND SUIF
VOL 95, NO. 104
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65153
TIDES
TODAY
First low
There are all kinds of bar-
gains available at Smart &
Final, and there are even
more on Friday and Saturday
ror its 130th anniversary cele-
bratfon. The anniversary
bonus days will offer savings
on paper towels, fruit punch
drinks, Stouffer's lasagna,
sodas, chips and more. And ii
you have a SmartAdvaotage
card, you'll get a SmartBonus
reward certificate for 5% off a
future purchase when you
spend at least $250, or 10%
off a future purchase when
you spend at least $500. The
offer is good through April 26.
SmartAdvantage cards are
easy to sign op for, and there
is no membership fee. Smart
& Final is at 707 W. 19th St. in
Costa Mesa. Information:
(949) 548-6473.
l}'s a good time to shop at
Macy's three-day sale on Fri-
day, Saturday and Sunday
Throughout the store you'll
find savings from 25% to
50%. Included ln the sale are
spring fashions for men,
women and klds. There are
also extra savings on home
accessories including mat-
tress pads, pillows, down
comforters, cookware, cut-
lery, kitchen, personal elec-
tric's, bath rugs. towels and
table linens. M acy's is at
Fashion Island in Newport
M esa Upholstery is offer-
ing a 20°0 discount on labor
and fabric of custom bed-
spreads through Sunday.
M esa Upholstery has been
offcnng custom reupholstery
for the last 50 years, and its
services extend to custom
bed decor. It specidlizes in
bed frames, canopies.
daybed covers, headboards.
bed frames, bed slurts and
coverlets. It has a large selec-
tion of fdbtics to chose from,
and Ralph Lauren Pnnls are
currently reduced 20%. It's at
1998 HMbor Blvd. m Costa
M esd. Information. (949)
642-8400.
A family portrait speoaJ is
offered at Yuen luJ Portrait
Photography at South Coast
Plaza. The special is on a sil-
ting fee and one color 8-by-
10-anch photograph for
$28.95. It regularly costs $100.
There's only one special per
family. Yuen Lui is on the sec-
ond level of South Coast
Plaza m the Crate & Barrel
wing. Information: (714) 545-
8845.
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and Saturdays Send informatiM to
Greer Wylder at 330 W. Bay St., Cos-
ta Mesa, CA 92627, or via fax at
(949) 646-4170.
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Costa Mesi. CA 92627
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• Plnea•Hk Drive: A home burglary was report-
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• East 21st Street Possession of narcotics was
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Daily Pilot Thursday, April 19, 2001 A3
When work is lacking, there's also a chance to be a suwiwr
My stepson, Erik,
phoned his mother
recently from a closet
at Warner Bros. studio m
Burbank. H e was in the clos-
et because he was packing
files and then helping to
move them to another loca-,
lion. This gave him a great
deal of time to think.
So he called his mother on
his cell phone and told her
that he had decided that this
kind of work.Ing Lile was not
for him, smd he bad come up
With a plan to avoid it. He
would call later to explain
the plan to his mother and
me.
Erik had the misfortune to
graduate from Occidental
College last June as a the-
ater major with career inter-
ests that didn't lend them-
selves to quick prosperity
While the doctors and
lawyers were going on to
graduate school with the
promise of future prospenty
and the computer program-
mers and engineers and cor-
porate types were sorting
through offers that I would
have found awesome 20
years alter I graduated from
college, Erik had to deal with
the dilemma always faced by
Joseph N. Bell
THE BELL CURVE
those who try to make a liv-
ing from the arts: how to
support oneseU until creative
work can be turned into
some measure of commercial
success.
I dealt with a similar prob-
lem many years ago. When I
got mto the work force arter
World War II, I spent seven
years as the public relations
duector of an industrial trade
association -mostly hating
it -before I was selling arti·
des, written late al night and
on weekends, to national
magazines frequently
enough to support my family.
So I empathized with Erik.'
Up to d point.
He had found a job a few
weeks dfter graduation as d
producbon assistant -which
means a gorer with a title -
for a group of TV writers at
Warner Bros. The job disap-
peared when the 1V show
was canceled, which threw
Erik into the •Temp• pool at
Warner's. He took this as an
act of God, freeing him to
write and seek acting jobs
while living on his savings.
He was jolted out or that
temporary euphoria when he
inadvertently backed into
the car of a mildly hysterical
lady who turned a few
bumper scratches into a $700
repair bill.
Since Erik ls pledged to
lake over his car insurance
next year, he paid this hun-
self rather than inflate the
cost of his insurance, which
is just normahzing sue years
after another accident for
which he was at fault. He
read to us proudly a letter he
wrote the woman he had hit
-who rerused to get a sec-
ond estimate -which we
advised him not to send. It
was full of self-pity at the
phghl of the poverty-stricken
student trying to gain a
foothold in the real world.
Nol h1s best writing.
Paying for this accident
threw him back into the
work force and a series of
temp jobs that ended m a
closet where he came up
with a plan,
His reasoning is tmpecca-
ble. Since be has no amb1-
bons in any fields other than
playwriting or acting, any
job he would.take would
only be a temporary expedi-
ent until he could survive in
his o~ working world. And
since }le found what he
regfll'ded as mindless labor
a~ .absurd waste of time, the
,only solution was to acq1.1ire·
a large sum pf money quick-
ly that would make it possi-
ble for him to devote all his
energies to the work he
loves. And since bank rob-
bery is not one of his skills,
he had to tum to another
activity only slightly higher
on the social scale: the TV
show "Survivor.·
That was the plan he
explained to us. He would do
an end run around manual
labor by getting hunself on
"Survivor.• If he wms the
million dollars -which he
fully expects to happen -he
can start hiS' own theater
company. If he's thrown out
of the group sooner, he will
win a much1smaller cdsh
prize but also get exposure
on the late rught talk shows
that Wlll enhance h1s acilng
career. So it's wm-win for
Erik once he 1s selected.
We have been wary or
shooting down such expecta-
bons ever since he told us at
the age of 10 that he was
going to get mto SCR's
"Christmas Carol " -and
d1d. The competition is
somewhdt greater for "Sur-
vivor,• but he is every bit as
confident. He turned h1s ere-
' alive Juices into filming an
audition that he brought
home to show us last week-
end. His mother -who loses
her cribcal Judgment under
such circumstdnces -
thought it was furmy, but I
was dppalled, which may be
JUSt the Ucket for "SUIVtvor. •
Enk will be noufied in.early
May whether he made the
hrsl cut and must appear for
a personal mtervtew
I felt it unportant at this
point to tell hJm dboUt the
months I spent m my late
teens loading steel cdstings
on freight Cdrs at the local
GenernJ Electnc plant and
haulmg wheelbdrrows of
concrete up d nckety plat-
form elevcltor dunng the con-
struclion of cl group of sLlos. I
told tum that such honE:!st
labor was not derugrabng
and had contnbuted a great
deal to character-bwJding
that earned me through a
war and -even worse -a
spell in public relauons.
He listened, more or less,
and said there was no war
going on nght now and help-
ing people move thetr files
not only didn't build charac-
ter but was a ndlculous· way
to spend hls time. He
explained that he had beett
in the \\'.Ork force now for •
almost a year, and that was
plenty of time to detenrune
that 1t really wasn't for hun.
So if we didn't nund, he'd
just take the nulbon from
"SUIVtvor· and tum to htS
own !me of work
I told hun I wouldn't
watch "SUIVtvor " even lf he
Wds on 1t, and he said that
was OK as long as I came to
his plays. So that's where the
matter stands unbJ the first
week m May He'd better
make that first cut or he's
going to hedr the story about
the steel castings again. And
agam.
• JOSEPH N. BEU. 1s a resident of
Santa Ana Heights. His column
appears Thur~ays
County officials hope to get marine research center in place earlier
• Plans call for a
laboratory to be finished
in two years.
Paul Clinton
DAILY PILOT
BACK BAY -For Orange
County offioals eager to tru.tclU
a marine research center on
Shellmaker Island, two year.; L'>
too long to wait.
The county, Newport Beach
and other groups announced
plans Wednesday to build lhe
center -which would include
a water-quality testmg com-
ponent, marine education c-en-
ter, working science laborato-
ry and new rowing center -
by 2003.
The county ofhaals on the
prowct hope to start the testing
Idler thls yedr, however. The
CaWonua Coastal Comrrusston,
Ca!Jfom1a Department of Fish
dnd Game, UC Irvine and the
Cahforrua Wildlife Foundation
hdve d.ll announced they would
!>upport the $5-milbon project.
"We're work.mg Wllh all the
folks to get the lab up and run-
ning as soon as possible,· sd1d
~lolly Vedle, chief of staff for
5th District Supervisor Tom
Wilson. "We' cl like to push the
tJme lrame ahead and get our
lab in dhead1of the bwlding. •
Veale and others said they
would !Jke lo install tra.1lers or
some other type of temporary
structure to house the water
lab unbJ the 20,000-square-foot
permanent bwld.mg is in place.
The liming depends on
whether the county allocates
addttJOnal money during this
year's budget process, which
begins IO June, offiaals Said
So far, the county has guar-
anteed almost $1.S million m
funding. a move thdt served
as the catalyst to get the long-
hoped-f or project off the
ground.
County ofhaals plan to use
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by Measure H , as well dS
$330,000 from the general fund
for addlbonal staff and eqwp-
m~nt. The later fundt.ng was
approved as part of la!>t year'!>
county budget. ·
In addibon. UC lrvtne Wlll
chip in $1 .25 million for a new
crew center for the school's
rowing team.
Newport Beach and the
stdte Department of Fish and
Game, the agency that has
owned the island since 1975,
would contribute $500,000 and
$250,000, respectively, from ou
mitigation funds made avail-
able from the !>tdte dllorney
general's settlemen1 with
PacLf1c Trader. !>temrnmg from
an early 1990s spill off the
COdStltne Other funds must still
be Lined up, Fish dnd Gdme
spoke!>womdn Chamois
Andersen said.
"We're still in the planrung
proces!>, • Andersen !>aid
"Wp're trymg to so!Jd1fy the
funding for the project."
County officials hdve said
they would !Jke to -;tart water
monitonng by "late summer,·
Sdld Lany Paul, the county's
manager of water dnd env1-
ronmenldl programs.
Oflioals haven't determined
whdt they woul~ test Bac~Bay
water for. but ant1b1otJc and
DNA tesung would probably
lie included
Fish and Game ofhCtdls said
they also hope to mstdll some
type of ·early warrung system·
that would dlert the proper
authonbes when !>ewdgc or ou
spill!> occur
More unportantly. they hope
to 1dentLfy the source of pollu-
tants rn the Back Bay
"We know a lot of trungs
that•dre m the wdter, • FtSh and
Game spokesmc1J1 John Scholl
sdld "But we don't know thC'
source of the problem
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A4 Thursday, April 19, 2001
Doily Pilot
Speedway raring to go this weekend.
• The 33rd season
of the motorcycle races
to begin Saturday at
the fairgrounds.
Deep• Bharath
D AILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -Bobby
Schwartz is not called a
"Speedway legend" fpr noth-
ing.
The 45-year-old has raced
in the dusty bull rings of
Europe and Australia, and
made Costa Mesa his home
an 1986 because of the Speed-
way al the fairgrounds.
ThLS year's '33rd season,
wh1ch opens Saturday, will be
Schwartz's 28th.
•I've seen farLS here from
when they were little kid!>,•
he said, shaking his head m
da!>beLief. "Now I see them
I
come to lhe race with their
kids and they teU me 'Bobby,
you let me touch your bike
when I was 12.' It's just an
amazing feeling.•
To Schwartz and many
other racers who will dust
their leathers and rev their
engines this weekend, the
Costa Mesa track is the
nucleus of the American
Speedway. They believe
good things happened to
them in their lives because of
this little place tucked away
in the sprawling fairgrounds.
Speedway bikes are spe-
Cidl, custom-built machines
that can reach speeds of up to
100 mph. And here's the fun
part -none of them have
brakes.
There are mdiVIdual bikes
dnd the Speedway sidecars
for ledm racing. ln the team
rdcc>s, two people operate the
bake, one on the the driver's
FYI
~ 33rd Costa Mesa
Speedway
WHEN: Saturday 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Orange County
Fairgrounds
TICKETS: Adults $10,
juniors (13 to 17 years) $6,
kids (6 to 12) $3 and chil-
dren under 5 free
PARl<ING: Free
~eat and the other hanging on
the side mostly gelling
dragged in the dJrt in a des-
perate yet calculated attempt
lo keep the vehicle on iU.
three wheels.
Dan Jones says he loves
the sidecars because it aJJows
for team participation.
"It's such a unique sport,·
he said. ~It ldkes two people
for it to come together.·
The sidecdrs also whip up
a spectacular show w!th
crashing. dragging and span-
mng.
It's also a special year for
Laurie and Brad Oxley -the
sister and brother team that
runs the show. Their parents,
Harry and Marion Oxley,
started it au in 1969. The
Oxley children did not choose
to take it over. as much as
they were chosen. As kids,
they did everything fr6m sell·
Ing hot dogs and tickets to
cleaning the arend.
But this year, they had lo
negotiate a tough contract
with fa1rgrounds officials.
"We were not sure if we
were gotng to make it,· said
Brad Oxley. "But we've
worked hard on 1t. We've
been focusing just on this one
event all yedr. We had to take
at to the next level.·
The contract is still only
valid until the end of this sea-
son, or October. But Oxley
says he is optimlsbc because
he bas seen a lot of commit·
ment from the fairgrounds
occicials in terms or building
restrooms, paving around the
Speedway and refurbashing
bleachers.
There will also be plenty of
family-oriented enterlt1in-
menl, such as blues and jazz
music al the new Blues and
Brews restaurant right out·
side the Speedway. Racers
will also spend lime signmq
autographs before ·and after
the event, sdid Oxley.
It as a tough business to
survwe. he said.
"It's a complkated bu'>i-
ness but it's also a big party,"
said Oxley. "Then again, at\
scary and unpredictable
Change keeps us going but at
is also whdt threatens U!> with
extrnction. •
Masons honor
2 at Estancia
Republicans vying for Cox's committee
• Stude nts will receive savings bonds
worth $100 for an essay and poem.
Matt Grenert
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -The MH!.On'o, d worldwide
chdnty group datmg back to thr reign of King
Solomon and whose membcm, hdve included
George Washmglon, BenJdlllln r:rdnklm dnd Ndt
Kang ColP. w1JI honor two faldnC'ld High School
'>tudents Saturday.
The group, which gives dbout $2 million ddily,
will recogruze the students at th<-> DayLiqht Lodge
m Andhein1 at 11 d m Sdturddy
Whdl slilrtPd dS an exlrd-cr<'d1t dM,1gnm0nt in
Machd<·I Phdn'<; 1un1or English <'ldss turned into
dO C'SSdY worth $100
M1chdel WTOle ha~ essdy, .. BC'nt>fll<, or Gomg LO
d Pubht School," bemuse he ncccle<l to boost his
qrc.1d1•, hP Sdid.
"I cl1d not th.ink thdl I would c•ven come dose
to winning." he Sdid . "l JUSt WdnlC'cl the exlrd
crc•dit."
The e<;say took him whdl hds turned out to hl•
d vdludble 30 rrunule!>, he said. But $100 is iust
the beginning.
"I think that I am going to hold on to it for a
wh1le." he said of the savings bond. "l wcrnt at lo
mature"
Michael plans to major in nwd1cdl '>CIPnn' dt
cl UC system school after he grddUdtf'!> Ol"XI yedf
"English is not even my ravont<> '>llhJC'C t -
mc1th is," Michael said, addmg ~hul I would
9ladly do ldn essay) contest dQdin "
Another student lo be honored 1!> fr<•shman
Daruelle DiGirdllamo, who wrote d poem about
her mother's death from alcohol dbuse DaruC'lle's
poem quickly gained mterest dt EstdnCad.
"She read the poem with such emotion amt
openne!>s that aJJ or my cldsses wanted to read it."
S<l1d David Conhiy, DiGmillamo\ English tC'acher.
"The poem WdS not complex at cill, but JU"t very
well done."
Conlay offered the contest to his five classPs
r1nd entered the lop two rrom edch cl dss.
OaGirallamo, who could not be reached. dlso will
rcceiv<' a $100 savings bond
TI1e lunchron will fedture Estunrit1's jell!. l><mcl,
c1ncl will cost attendees $5.
Jdck AJstuey, one or Estdncaa's cu ... lo<ladn!>, IS
d Mason and wants "everyone to come out and
honor U1ese fine student•>. and have some fun with
the other entertainment.
"The Masons love lo do lhese lond of things."
h<' said. •We just love to gave out schold~haps to
.,tud<'nts who deserve 1t."
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(949) 760-1255
p,hhhin hland ~l·~' 1<1n fk;ith • Lie" O'i';(l290
•The representative's
district is not the only
place w here a battle is
shaping up to follow in
his footsteps .
S.J. Cahn
D AILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -The
fight to succeed Rep. Christo-
pher Cox (R-Newport Beach)
isn't confined to Orange County.
Rumors of Cox's possible
dppoinlment to the 9th U.S Car·
cuat Court of Appedls has 1 lou!>~
Republicans jockeying to
repldce him dS chamndn of the
House Pol..acy Comm1ltee
Word of the dppointment
leaked out of Washanglon edrh-
er this monU1. Cox, who ont •
wo1ked dS d clerk tor thdt vc•ry
court, hds made nunimal com-
ments dboul the potenllal job
change, sdying he hds not bPcn
asked to ldke the position dnd
lhdt he is happy serving an lhc
House leadership.
Cox's demure reacuon hds
not kept a number or polenladl
canclidales from dl least consid-
ering a possible run for Cox's
seat, which is m the most
Republican dastncl in Califomad
and is one of the safest GOP
sedts m lhe country.
lt also ha!> not stopped those
on Capitol Hill.
According to the I lill, d newc,-
pdpcr that covers th<' C"'ap1tol,
Rep John Doohtlle (R-Rocklmt
dnd Rep. Pete Hoekstrd (R·
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Costa Mesa police find
more razors in parks
Costd Mesa Police found more
rdzor blades on playground
equipment in two city pdrk!. this
week, offioals sd1d Wednesdc1y.
The back-to-back findings
were made Monday an H eller
FIELD FRESH PIODUUE
QIJAI ITY Pl'.< >(>ll< I /\I
<,p.f 1\l PPI< f '. ******* Fresh * ff AIUR.ING M AINI Y I• '' 1.1
c >f'.AN<,[ < ()IJNTY I'll• •1•11< I
Mich.) arc the two front-runners
thinking of vying for the chdir·
mcJnship ii Cox leaves.
Other possible contenders
include Rep . .ldck Kingston (R·
Gd.), Rep. George Radanovich
(R-Mdraposa) and Rep. John
Shddc•gg (R-Anz.).
Like potential candidates
here, the would-be chd.innen cill
tire c;<.lymg nothing officldl until
Cox mdkes d dehnat1ve move.
Nevertheless, the WTdngLing
dcmonstrdlcs how influcntaal
th<' Sc>dt as, or di lcdsl can be
The> 4b·member House Policy
C'ommatlee provides a rorum for
the• Rcpubhcan Pdrty lo discuss
propoc;ed blllc, before lhey reach
thl' I louse noor lor debdte. It
dlso ... erves as the> mdJOnty par·
ty's ollic1dl voice on 1'isues. gw-
mg als rhdirmdn d pos1L1on m the
l lou-;c leadership.
l lowcvN, just being clble to
lcllk h<1s its llm1tdtions.
"H's not Wdys dnd Means,"
Sdld Mdrk Pctracrn, an reference
to the I louse's most powerful
rommillce. which ha~ duthonty
over all spending balls "It's nol
Rules. It's the sort of comrrutlee.
lake most in the House. lhdl mat-
ter!> 1f you mdke somethmg of
at.•
While most of his colleagues
say Cox has done c1 good job
lc•<ldmq the comm1llce, the Hill
report!> that DoohtUe. dt ledsl.
pldn!. to run for the position by
<>mphc1Mnng a tedID appr0<1ch
rdther thdn Cox\ more 1nd1vidu-
ttlist1r one>.
PctrdCCd, too, suggested that
Cox hds not clone d!. much as the
Pdrk on East lbth Street and
Tuesday in Pinkley Park an the
300 block of Ogle Street, police
Sdid.
Tuesday's finding was the
fourth umc the blades were found
in the park!> over the last two
weeks, said Costa Mesa Police
Lt. Dale Birney.
Nobody has been hurt so far.
but parent!> and officers are con-
cerned. he said.
"We intend to have patrol
position promises.
"What has Cox done?" hl'
asked. "It could bed comn11tlC'1·
that sels the agendd ...
Petraccd as not alone in h1.,
skepticism about Cox'5 infl11 ·
ence. A Web ~1tc.,
httpll:www.yourcongress.com,
-recenUy ranked dll 435 electt•d
officidls an the House dnd put
Cox at No. 4<}, hardly mdacataw
of the Hhflh-rankmg 1 lOU'>!'
Republican" ldbcl he typicdlly
enjoys dS cha1nn9n of the Polley
Committee.
Sl111. il Cox lc•<1v<'s has po!>1t1011
-dnd with hL'> ha.,tory of nol
quite getting higher office•.,,
including Spedker of the Hou"''·
senator and even varc president,
that remdml> a big "af" -ltw
distnct wall be• losing d voat·<' di
the top of the R<'publacdn
debate.
Among thn ... c anlt!re.,l<'d 111
repldcmg Cox al he• takC's thl'
1udgeshi p dre stat<• Sen. Dac·k
Ackerman (R-Tuslm), A!>sc111-
blyman Ball C"'<lmpbcll (R·Valld
Pdrk) dnd Ordng<' County
Supervisor Todd Spil7N
Others who arc con!>adcnng a
run. or are being courtc>d,
mclude former AssPmhly-
woman Mdnlyn Brewer, lorml'1
Rep. Jim Rogan, Newport BPdC"h
ph1lanlhrop1st John Crean. '>ldtl'
Sen. Ross John!>on (R-lrvant').
Assemblymdn Ken Mdddox (R·
Garden Grove) and former <;t<1t<•
Sen. John Lewi!>
Tustin m1lhond1H' Mt1rk
Chapin Johnson ac, lht> only
potenudl canchddtC' to f1m1ly "<IY
he would run
check!> in these parks and othc•r-.
throughout the day and through
the night.• 'said Birney. "This ....
obviously somebody who intend"
to cause mjury."
I le said it is very 1mportdnt
that parents exercise ccJut1on.
"They should chC'ck play·
ground equipment before they
allow lhear children to play." sdid
Birney.
An investigation 1s underway,
he said.
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TODAY
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce will host d break-
fast mixer at 7:15 a.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club,
1701 Golf Course Drive, Cos-
ta Mesa. $17, or $1 2 in
advance. (714) 885-9090.
A UCIA representaUve w1J.l
be at the Orange Coast Cpl-
lege Transfer Center fr9m 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. The schodl is at
2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Free. (714) 432-5894 .
Mother's Market wU1 present
the seminar ·Reverse Aging·
at 6:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe,
225 E. 17th St.. Costa Mesa.
Free. (800) 595-M OM S.
$37.50 for members (949)
476-2572.
Roy Asuega's band, "Island
Breeze,· will host a fund-rais-
er concert and dinner at 7
p .m. at the American Legion
Hall, 215 15th St., Newport
Beach. $30. (949) 855-6870.
A program about the human
genome project wm take
place at 7 p.m . Friday and at
2 p.m. Saturday. The program
Will be part of the 2001 Dis-
tt'nguished Speakers Lecture
Series at the N ewport Beach
Central Library, 1000 Avoq 1-
do Ave. Call for prices. (949)
717-3800.
A slide show and lecture on
the John Muir Trail in the
Sierra Nevada Mountains
will take place at 7:30 p.m. at
The North Face store, 1870
H arbor Blvd., Costa M esa
Free. (949) 646-0909.
SATURDAY
Encore Plus will offer breast
cancer screenings al Harbor
Christian Fellowship, 740 W.
Wilson Ave., Costa M esa.
Free. Call for an dppoml-
m ent. (714) 935-9720
Nova Community Founda-
tion will host a charity event
to educate potential donors
and help raise funds for Des-
tiny Trips at 7 p.m. at Saks
Fifth Avenue in South Coast
Plaza. Free, but donations are Cou.rses on how to buy and
encourag ed. Reservations sell items on eBay.c~m ~LI be
requested. (949) 222-90l0 or , offeted by eBay University at
hit II . / 1. @ 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday p :www.in orma ion nov t th N t B h M d e ewpor eac c1r-
aland.org. · nott I lotel, 900 Newport Cen-
DanJel G. Amen will sign his
book, •H ealing ADD," at 7:30
µ.m. at Barnes & Noble Book-
sellers at Fashion Island, 953
Newport Center Drive, N ew-
port Beach. FrPc (949) 759-
0982
Comfort Zone, a support
group for people hving with a
mental tHness. will mee t at
7.30 p.m. in the 275 M ed1cal
Building's hrst-Ooor confer-
ence room. 275 V1ctond St.,
Costa M esa. Free (949) 548-
7274.
FRlDAY
ter Drive. $25. (408) 558-7400.
"The Ultimate Perennial Gar-
den" will be the subject of a
discussion at 9:30 a m at lhf>
Sherman Library & · Gdfdens,
2647 E. Codsl Highway,
Corona del Mar. Free (~M9)
673-2261
The Costa Mesa Historical
Society will ho!>l an opl'n
house from 10 d.m to 3 pm
at the hlstoncal society, 1870
Anaheim Ave, Costcl f'.lt">d
Free. (949) b31-5918
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Newport Beach Marriage and Family Therapist
Maxine Coh en will present a divorce recovery work-
shop at 10 a.m. Saturday at her ottices at 180 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach. $40. (949) 644-6435.
Cohen also will present a program on how to improve
relaUonshlps with loved ones at 7 p.m. May 3 at the
Newport Beach CenlraJ Library, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Free. (949) 717-3801.
(94ql 640-6746.
"Becker" and "Cheers" pro-
ducer Tim BPrry will ho!it d
work!ihop on what 1t takes to
produce a network telC'v1s1on
show. from 10 <l m to 3 p m .
at Orange C'Od'>I College,
2701 Pd 1 rvtC'w Rodd, Costa
1P-.d C" <lll tor pnc c::. (7 141
432-5880
SUNDAY
A bridal show will be hosted
by the AdvcnturP'> at Sed
Y<lcht Chdrt<'r> from 2 to 4
pm. on the yc1cht, 3101 W
Coa<;t I \1ghwc1y. NC'wport
Bec1r h. Fr<'<'. Rl'!icrvallons
rC'quirNI. (ll49) bS0-24 12.
Newport Center Dn ve, New·
port Beach. Pree (q49) 75<J-
0982
MONDAY
Whole Foods Market will
offer a '>pec1al markc>I lour
from 5 to 7 p m to tughhqhl
new ways to prC'parc ndlUrdl
foods. The Border Gui'>
Mary Sue Milliken dnd Susan
Fen19er -will conduct the•
tour The storE' e. at 1870 I !dT-
bor Blvd .. Costa Mesd. (94CJ)
574-3800.
TUESDAY
The inaugural City of Hope
fund-raising qolf loumdmC'nt
to benefit research progrdm!>
t1t the City ol HopP C'anrPr
Center will tdke place> tll th(•
P1d1cdn 11111 Goll Course,
22651 Pelican Hlll Road,
N ewport Beach Call for tee
tunes dnd p nces. (800) 260-
HOPE
A marketing and promotion
work!ihop w1U be offered
from 9 a m. to noon al Nation-
al Un1vers1ty, 3390 H arbor
Blvd., Costa M esa. $25. (714)
550-7420.
The Corona del Mar Cham-
ber of Commerce will host a
networktng luncheon at 11 :30
d.m. at the Five Crowns
Restaurant. 3801 E. Coast
J-hgl,lway, Corona del Mar
$15. (949) 673-4050 .•
Orange Coast College stu-
dents who are interested tn
try\Jlg out to be the gradua-
l.Jon speaker mdy do so dt 2
p m. tn the college's Litera -
ture dnd Ldngudge Butldmg.
· Orange Coast College 1s at
2701 Fa1rv1ew Rodd, Costd
Mesa (714) 432-0202.
Elder Care Consultants w:iJJ
offer a seminar on fdm ily
dynamics and elder care at 2
p.m. at Border; Book:., Music
& C<1f<>, 1333 Bear St , Costd
M e'>d . rret• (4491 645-8007
The Citizens for the Improve-
ment of Cosld M Psa wtlJ host a
public mcellng dl f> µ.m <1t the
N eighborhood Community
Cf'nter, 1845 Pdrk Ave .. Costd
M<">d f-r('P (!-WJl 042-4480
Tamara Bower, author of
.. Th(' ~h1pwwckc~I Sailor.·
will r<'dd <lnd ..,1qn hPr l>ook dt
7 p m di Barnc•s & Noble
Book<,ell~·r.., dt Pashmn l'>ldnd,
ctS'l Nev. port Center Dnvp
Newport Bt>dch f ree (~4'll
759-0482
WEDNESDAY
The Oasis Senior Center ~;11
host ct dcty ol 1nsp1tdtJOn and
mforma t1on lor womrn from
8·10 d m to 2 p m dt the cf'n·
IN , 80.iJ \.IMgut>nlC' Avr .
< 'orond drl MdT $10 (Q4YI
h44 -1244
A representative from the
U01ver!.1ty of Sdnt<l Cru:t
Adm1s!.1on'!> Ofhc<> will v1s1t
O range Coast College from
10 d m to 1 p m. on the ram-
Thursday, Apnl 19, 2001 A5
pus, 2701 Fauv1ew Road,
Costd M esa. Free (714) 432-
5894
An after-hours mixer will be
hosted by the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce at 5
p.m at Zen Bistro Restaurant,
1870 Harbor Blvd , Costa
M esa $10, or free for mem-
bers (714) 885-9090
Learn how to better keep
trdck of your money dunng a
workshop hosted by the Con-
sumer Cred.Jt Counsel.mg Ser-
vice of Orange County at 6
p m. at the Costc1 Me~d Fed-
eral CrPd1t Un1on. 2701 Har-
bor Blvd , Costd Mu<,a. Free
(714) 547-2227, Ext 122
Mother's Market will present
d semmar on pet dnd ctnt.mal
hea lth at 6 30 p m at the
Patio Cafe, 225 E 17th 5t ·
Costa Mesa Free (8001 595-
M OM S
John Pina Craven will sign
his book "The Stlent War,· at
7 p rn dl Barnes & 'lohle
Booksellers at Fashion lslctnd.
953 NPwport Cent<>r Dn ve,
Newport Bedch r:ree (Q4~1
759-0982
The West Newport Beach
Assn. w tll host c1 puhhc forum
meeting about th<' sta..C of the
city c1nd John Wdyne Airport
dt 7 p.m di the Newport
BPdCh City 1 lall, 3300 N(•w-
port Blvd Frei• (4491 044 -
3309
APRll 26
Dragon Tech-Knowledgy
Solutions LL< will ho'>t a
workshop on ho\' to l>l'< orrw
more technicdll\. ..,a\.VV from 8
lo 10 lO d m di th(• "-<·w1><>rt
Bed< h :-.1amott <mo 'Pwport
( 1-'0tN Dnw $44 (44QJ 721-cnn
The 28th annuc:ll Roman Feast
an<1 ( 'hdnly \uct1un, ho'>ted
b) tht> Youth Crnplo\ rnent
Sc•fV1n•-. of th<' l l<1 rb(Jr An•d
Inc w11l lwqin di h p rn dt the
Costc1 J\.lt'Sd N"1qhhorhood
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Par k Ave Chn'>ttnl' Cdn ,
(!:!441 f>42-830h
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Orange Coast College's
O rnamental l lorticulture
Department will host a series
of plant sales to include tomd-
toes, peppers. squashes.
cucumbers, herbs and a vari-
ety or flowers from 10 a m. to
3 p.m. m the I lorllculture
Garden at the school. 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesct.
The program will also be
offered April 27 and Mdy 4
(7 14) 432-0202, Ext 26533.
Newport Bay Naturalist and
Fn ends will present them
Earth Od y celebration from
10 d.m . to 3 p.m. al Shellmak-
er Island. Newport Beach,
adjacent to Newport Dunes,
at the com er of Jamboree
Road and Back Bay Drive
Parking JS available at New·
port Dunes' com er lot. Free.
Steven Sears, auth or of
"WPa lth dnd A'>'>E't Protec-
llon," w ill '>tgn h1-. book di 2
p rn at Bdme~ & Nobl<• Book-
seller<; <1l fodsh1on bland, 953 G R A N D () P E N I N G
The Orange County Chapter
of the Archeolog1cal lnsbtute
of America W1lJ celebrate its
annual galt1 at 6-30 p.m at
the Costa M esa C ountry
Club, 1701 Golf Course Dn·
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The Center for Leadership
Studies will present a work-
shop on situational parenbng
at Antonello Ristorante, 3800
Plaza Drive, Cost.a Mesa. The
workshop will take pl4ce
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. or from 5
to 10 p.m., and will focus on
helping parent~ ) enhence
their child's reµdiness in
dCcomplishing lc,tsks, making
decisions and constructively
filling free 'time. Daytime·
workshop is $95~ evenln9
workshop 1s $145. Price
includes all materials and a
five-star lunch or dinner.
t7 14) 957-8333.
PalneWebber wlll host a
workshop on money man-
c1gers and Fortune 500 com-
pdrues at 6 p m. at Pa me Web-
ber, 888 San Clcm(•nle Drive,
Swte 300, Newport Bedch.
Free Dinner will U<' sPrved
1q49) 717-3919.
A discussion about sleep
prol.llems will be offered di fi
p.m di J loag l lealth Center,
1190 Baker St., Co!.td Mesa.
free. (800) 514-1 IOAG.
Orange County Sherm Mike
C'arona wtll be honored dt 6
p.m. at the home of Brian dnd
.John Foster, 14 Skycrest.
N{'wpOrt Cot1sl $I so. (949)
888-0178.
Mother's Market wtll present
the semmtlr •A Natural
Approach to Asthma & Aller-
<Jles" at 6:30 p.m at lhe PiJllo
Cille. 225 E. 17th St . Costc1
f\.,fesa. Free (8UOJ 5q5.
"vJOMS
APRIL 27
Orange Coast College's Asso-
dated Studen~ will host d
"Onference for high school
'iludent ledrlcr!. lrom 8 c1.m to
I :30 p.m dl OC:C, 2701
FtJirview Rodd, Co!.ld Mcc;d ,
Pree (714) 432-0202, Ext.
lh449.
The recepUon and awards
presenlt1lion for the 10th
c1nnual Orange County H19h
School lnv1tdl.JOndl Photogra-
phy Contest wtU toke place t1l
7 p.m. dl South Coast Plazt1,
in lhe Crate & Barrel Wmg,
3333 Bear St.. Costa Mesd
Newport-Mlsa stude nts wilJ
have their works exlub1ted.
Free (7 14) '24-7575
Youth Expo 1001 wtll be held
c1t 9 a.m. ApnJ 27 through 29
at the Orange County Fair-
grounds, 88 Fc1u Dnve, Co!.ld
Mesa. Free (714) 708-1543
The Volunteer Center of
Orange County will hold its
ninth dnnuaJ Volunteer Con-
nr>clion Ddys, ·Putting the
Uruty in Commwuty, • from
April 27 to 30. The event will
include more than 110 pro·
jects offered. Kelley Searcy,
(714) 953-5757.
APRIL 28
The 16th biannual Neighbors
for Neighbors community
cleanup project wilJ take
place from 8:30 a.m . to noon
at Cctnyon Park and at low·
incomfi, single-family homes
in <:osta Mesa. Call for
adC!resses and more informa-
tioh. Free. (714) 754-41392. .
The Newport Be11cb Lions
Club Wlll host ·Its annual
fund-raiser for the Blindness
Foundation al 1 p.m. al lhe
DeAnza Bayside Village
Soulh Clubhouse, 300 E.
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. $25. (949) 675-8986.
A television taping for a new
Fox TV commeraaJ for lhe
Fox Family Cable TV Net-
work will take place as part of
Fox Kids Day at noon at Tri-
dngle Square, 1870 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesd. Arts and
era/ts and television chdrac-
lers wilJ be on httnd. Free
(949) 722-1660.
Cynthia MuchnJck wtll sign
her book. "The Ulltmdlt>
Wedding IdeaBook," at 3
p.m. at Barnes & Noble Book-
scUc.>rs at Fashion Island, 953
Newport Center Drive. New-
port Beach. Free. (949) 759-
0982
APRIL 29
The Orange County
Bloomers. lhe local afhllate of
Y-ME NdtionaJ Breast CancN
Orydnizat1on. will host a lun-
chC'on and fastuon show dl 11
d m dt lhe Hilton Hotel, 3050
Bnstol St., Costa Mesd $40.
(714) 828-5541.
Linda Joy Rose wtll sign her
hook, ·Your Mind: The Own-
ers Manudl, • at 2 p.m. at
lfornes & Noble Booksellers
di Fash10n Island, 953 New-
port Center Onve, Newport
Rc>arh. Free. (949) 759-0982
A black-tie dinner saluUng
Ritz Restaurant owner Hans
Prc1yer for his two decddes of
">erv1ce to the Orange County
conununity will take place at
5 p.m. at lhe Ritz Restaurant.
880 Newport Center Dnve,
Nrwport Beach $250 Pro-
ceeds wtll benehl SomC'one
Cdres Soup Kitchen m \ostt1
Mest1. (949) 437-5748
APRll 30
A lecture on the Vietnamese
language and culturf' will
take place at 1.30 p m ell
Ordnge Coast CoUegt•, 2701
Fauview Road, Costd Mesd .
Free. (71 4 J 432-5725
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ARoiJND TowN
The f1fth annual poetry fe.tl-
val will take place at 7 p m. at
the Newport Beach Central
Library, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Participants have been drawn
rrom UC lrvme and the local
poetry scene. Free. (949) 717-
3890
MAY 1
straighten the spine and
reduce back pain, at 11 a.m.
at Hoag Health Center, 1190
Baker St., Costa Mesa. Free.
(800) 514-4624.
Hoag Memorial Hospital will
present a c1as on •Herbal
Overview on Menopause• at
6 p.m. at Hoag Health Center,
/ 1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Human Op~ons, a nonprofit Free. (600) 51 4-4624.
agency dedicated to preve~
ing family violence, will lt , t MAY 13 a 40-hour mandated wo k-
shop ror anyone wishilfg to
work wilh victims of Y,ontestic
violence, starting M~ ~.Call
for p rices and ti es anCI
dddress. (949) 137J 242, Ext,
23. >I
The "Bitslness Plan Develop-
ment• workshop, offered by
Orange Coast College's Com-
muruty Education Office, will
be held Crom 9 a.m. to noon at
National University, 3390
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
$25, or $20 in advance. (7 14)
432-5860 or (888) 622-5376.
MAY 2
The Newport In· Wafer Boat
Show will lake place starting
May 2 and run until May 6 at
Newport Dunes Resort.
I lours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
weekddyS, 10 d.m. lo 7 p.m.
Sdlurday und from 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. Sunday. $10 for adults,
children 12 and younger are
free. (949) 757-5959.
MAY 3
The 12th annual Southern
(' dhforma Spring Garden
Show, will feature 100 spe-
c1dJty booths, nal.JonaJ garden
experts, and exhibits for chil-
dren from May 3 to'6 di South
Coa!>t Pldza, Costd Mesa. (14)
435-2000.
MAY 5
Dr. Peter Kuzmic, chairman of
the Theological Commission
of Evangelical Fellowship
dnd superintendent of the
Evdngelicdl Church of Croat-
Jd, will spet1k dl Vanguard
University's commencement
r1t 10 d.m. on Cdmpus, 55 Fair
L>nvc, Costd Mesa. Call for
tickets. f714) 556-3610.
Orange Coast College wtll
host cheerlcc1dering tryouts
from 3 to 6 p.m. on campus,
270 l FalfVlew Road, Costa
Mesd Free. (714) 848-7223.
MAY 6
Orange County Market Place
will kick off the Strawberry
Sunday Fest from 7 a.m to 4
p m. at the Ordnge County
Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa.
$2 Enk L<lckey, (949) 723-
6663
A garden tour wtll be hosted
by the Volunteer Assn. of
Shenndn Library & Gardens
from 11 tt.m. To 4 p .m. at stx
different homes in Corona de!
Mdr. $25, $30 on the day of
Lhe event. (949) 673-2261.
MAY 9
Hoag Memorial Hospital will
present a class on kyphoplas-
ty, a technique lo help
The Balboa Island Artwalk
will take place from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. along the Soulh Bay-
side promenade, between
M y ihe Avenue and · Perry
~nding at.Agate Avenue in
N ewport Beach. Pree. (949)
830-8098.
MAY 14
May 14 Ls the last day to see
• rmpressions, • an exhibition
and sale of more lhan 90
paintings by Southern Cal.J-
forn.ia artist Val Carson at the
Robert Mondavi Wine & Pood
Center, 1570 Scenic Ave.,
Costa Mesa. Open from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday. Free. (714)
979-4510.
MAY 16
The Orange County Chapter
of Childhelp USA wiU hold its
annual Celebrity Golf Classic
at 11 a.m. at Pelican Hill Golf
C lub, Newport Beach.
Greens fee sponsorships
range from $400 to $10,000
(949) 589-2770. '
MAY 17
Hoag Memorial Hospital will
present "Maybe a Baby?" at
6 p.m. at Hoag Hedlth Center,
1190 Baker St .. Costa Mesa.
Free (800) 5 14-4624
MAY 18
"An Evening on Broadway,"
a black -tie gald benefit.Jng
lhe Orange County Child
Abuse Prevention Center,
will include dinner, a silent
and live auction and dancing,
and will be held from 6:30
p.m. to 11 :30 p.m. at the Hyatt
Newporter, 1107 Jamboree
Road. $150, wilh ldbles of 10
s tarting at $1,500. Mickey
Sht1w, (7 14) KlD-4333, Ext.
17.
MAY 19
The Costa Mesa Senior Cen-
ter will jom 600 seruor centers
across California in a "STEP
Ot.rr for Senior Center • CC'l-
ebration at 9 a.m. Call for the
location of lhe walk. (94CJ)
645-2356.
MAY 23
Flnd out about markeUng and
advertising ginurucks to help
avoid overspending, during a
workshop hosted by the Con-
sumer Credjl Counseling Ser-
vice of Orange County dt 6
p.m. al the Costa Mesa Fed-
eral C redit Union, 2701 Har-
bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. FrPP.
(714) 547-2227, Ext. 122
MAY 26
Orange County Market Place
,..,., ... , caucMns ( _..,:)rP
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will present a salute to war
veterans and American
he roes at 7 a.m. at the
Orange County Fairgrounds,
at Del Mar Avenue and Fair
Drive. $2. (949) 723·6660.
JUNE 5
The "Maktng Informed ~
Beneficiary Distribution Deo-
slons• seminar, hosted by the
Jewish National Fund, will be
presented by Richard Blu-
menthal al noon at the Bay-
side Restaurant, Newport
Beach. (714) 957-4540.
JUr,E 16
Tll~ "Top Banana Palher:s
1 Day Event,• which will fea-
ture a tlass1c car and motor-
cyde show, banana specialty
foods, and banana split eat-
ing and buildmg contests,
will take place from 7 a .m. to
4 p.m. al lhe Orange County
Market Place at the Orange
County Fairgrounds, al Del
Mar Ave. and Fair Drive exit
off of the Costa Mesa Free-
way. $2, free parkmg. (949)
723-6616.
JUNE 27
Learn bow to establish good
credit after a findnciaJ cr!Sis
during a workshop hosted by
lhe Consumer Credit Coun-
seling Service of Orange
County dl 6 p.m. a t lhe Costa
Mesa FPderal Credit Uruon,
2701 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Free. (714) 547-2227, ext. 122.
ONGOING
The Costa Mesa MOMS Club
-Mom!> Otrenng Moms
Support ...!. meets at 10 d.m.
Fndays at d dtlferent pdTk m
Costa Mesa. $30 tor member-
ship Call tor each week's
IOCdl.JOn (714) 549-4504
Comfort Zone, a support
group for people bVUlg with a
mentdl illness, meets at 7:30
p.m. Thursdays at the 275
Med1cal Bwlding, hrst-noor
confere nce room, 275 V1ctorid
St., C'ostd Mesa. Free. (949}
548-7274.
The Costa Mesa Senior Cen-
ter hosts ballroom danong
wilh Live music from the Peter
Van Orschott Tno from 7:30 to
10.30 p.m. Tuesdays at the
center, 695 W. J 9lh St., Costd
Mesa. $4. (949) 548-3884.
The breakfast referral net-
work mg group will meet
every Wednesday from 7 15
to 8:30 a.m. at l\1uru's Cafe.
Call Angie Stdfford for reser-
vations and mrorrnabon. (949)
474-2225
Hoag Hospital holds support
meetings called • NaturalJy
Sweet• for suHerers of dia-
betes every Wednesday ol
every month from 7 to 8 p.m.
Free and no reservation are
rcqu1recl. I le1d1 Woodring,
(949) 760-2065.
The Newport-Mesa cribbage
club meets on the second and
fourth Wednesdays of lhe
monlh at 6-45 p.m. at the
Oasis Seruor Center, Room 6,
600 Marguente Ave., Corona
del Mar. $2. (949) 646-5293.
The Pacific Business
Xchange has weekly breok-
fast meetmgs at 7 a.m Tues-
days at the Pacific C lub, 4110
MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. Free for the mittal
meeting (949) 640-0588.
The Costa Mesa Senior Cen-
ter offers a Widows-Widow-
Daily Pilot
ers Support Group from 1 to 3
p.m. Wednesdayt. at 695 W.
19th St., Costa Mesa. (949)
645-2.356.
Hoag Cancer Center offen a
free relaxation and unagery
workshop from 10 to 11 :30
a.m. the fourth Wednesday of
each month al 1 Hoag Drive,
Building 41, Newport Beach.
(949) 760-5542.
Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers d
divorce support group Tues-
day evenings at 6. The group
is at lhe, Jewish Fed eration
Campus, 250 E . Baker St.,
Suite G, Cosl'l Mesa. (714)
445-4950.
Oasis Senior Center has an
Adventurous Walkers Group
that travels to points of inter-
est locally and a round lhe
county. The groups meets at Y
a.m. Fndays al lhe center a)'ld
walks at a leisurely pace. The
center is at 1800 Marguente
Ave., Newport Beach. (94Q)
644-3244.
Chain Reaction offers body-
conditioning dasses for dll fit-
ness levels al 7:30 a .m. and 4
p.m. Tuesdays and Thurs-
days. Chain Reaction 1s di
3928 Campus Drive, Newport
Beach. $10 each class. (949)
588-2427.
A women's therapy support
group meets al 6:30 p.m
Thursddys at 1151 Dove St ,
Suite I 05, Newport Beach
(949) 261-8003.
A coed the rapy support
group meets at 6:30 p.m
Wednesdays dt 11 51 Dov<>
St . Suite 105, Newport
Bedch (949) 261-8003.
The Jewish Community Cen-
ter Seruor Services Depart-
ment of the Ruth M. Kahn
Center offers opporlumtJ~s
fo r game players. A poker
group meets 11 d.m. to 3·10
p.m. Mondays, d mdh-Jongq
group meets from 11 a m . tu
3.30 p.m Monddy!> and
Thursdays. Bingo, pan dncl
chess players cue dlso needed
for gdme ddys to be lonn<'d
soon. (71 4) 755-0340, Ext
21'>0.
The Health DynamJcs Center
holds dn •Ultimate Hedllh
Workshop" at 7 p.m . Wednt?s-
days. The free event mcludpc;
d vegetonan dinner. The cen·
ter lS c1t 2901 W. C0ctst High-
way, Suite 380, Newport
Beach. (949) 645-71 I 1
The Jewish Fa.mlly Service
Center has support group
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extremely difficult decislon to
do this, but circumstances
JUSt sort of got us.•
Club members were
unable to find a new location
for the event encl were hop-
ing to have it at Lions Park,
the historic site of the Fish
Fry.
But the city of Costa
Mesa's Special Events Com-
mittee recommended that the
city avoid having the event at
the· park because of construc-
tion on the site and other pre-
viously booked events.
·Unfortunately, we are
doing construction and,
because of construction, the
potential nsk of Liability is
pretty great,· scud Sandi Ben-
son, cluef of code enforce-
ment and a member of the
comnuttee "The contractor is
obVlously trymg to meet a
deadline, and we don't want
to confl.Jct wtth that if they
want to work on Saturday.
Also, there are other events
scheduled that are not com-
pallble wtth the Fish Fry, such
as a dance concert. If they are
hearing carnival music in the
background, it would not be a
good match. Other dltema-
t1ves were denied because of
lack of area dnd parking for
I l."
School sites and church
grounds were considered but
thrown out because of the
tmung and short nollce.
The Orange County Fair-
grounds wPre also consid-
ered, but the event was con-
sidered incompauble with the
gun show dlready scheduled
there, Scheafer said.
Tht> Lion!> Club moved the
F1Sh Fry from Lions Park to ace m 1999 because the
construction of the downtown
community center reduced
spdce m the park
Earller tlus month, the club
announced that the Fish Fry
was in 1eopcJrdy because of a
lawswt filed agamst the col-
lege in October.
Arlene Wolff, a 53-year-old
Irvine resident, fractured her
left ankle and suffered lower
leg injuries when she tripped
on a curb at the college June
3, accordmg to a claim filed
by her attorney, Barry Binder.
WoUf attended the Apple
Computer Exhibit at the col-
lege, stopped by the F1sh Fry
and then walked toward her
car, tnppmg over the curb
before she reached 1t, accord-
ing to the claun.
The college m November
requested that the Lions Club
handle the close to $80,000
lawsuit The Lions Club's
AT A GLANCE
FUN FISH FRY FACTS
• The annual Costa Mesa Fish Fry
began in 194S.
•The first event in 194S boasted
one soda 'POP stand and one
burger stand. Since fires were
commonplace at the early Fish
Frys, it was only appropnate that
volunteer firefighters flipped the
burgers.
• The parade that accompanied
It began as an animal parade. 1n
which people walked their pets
around. Even a goat strutted its
stuff along the route.
insurance tompany denied
the claim.
The unresolved lawsuit
has led to a dispute dbout
whether the Lions Club
shouJd be responsible for any
Lawsuit spark ed by an inci-
dent during the Fish Pry.
regardless of whether the
club is responsible for the
incident.
Scheafer said the Lions
Club can't accept responsibil-
ity for anything that 1t can't
change, such as a curb at the
college.
Coast Commuruty CoUege
Distnct offioals said they can-
not comment on the lawswt.
but Walt Howald, a district
• The parade was dropped in
199S when the city stopped
contributing to the fest, but
returned In 1997 when the
city waived about S 18,000 in
fees. When the parade was
dropped, up popped the unpa-
rade, which encouraged people
to drive their cars -whether
decorated or not -down Har-
bor Boulevard. It was complete
with unmarching bands, specta-
tors who ju(fged the cars that.
since 1t only took 20 minutes to
finish the route, made three
rounds.
• The first beauty pageant -
which once crowned Miss Mer-
trustee, said he Is sorry the
Fish Fry will not happen this
year.
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"I didn't reahze that they
had decided not to have it al
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year," he saJd. • 1 know that
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the district very much liked to
have the FtSh Fry. The last
couple of years have been
teml1c as far as we're con-
cerned. We have an obliga-
tion, dS every organization
does that holds the public
Lrust, to make sure that
groups that use the college -
as with any pubhc facilities -
have insurance on top of our
underlymg insurance. I'd love
to helve the Fish Fry this year,
and we have had a number of
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maid, and then Miss Costa Mesa
-sparked controversy because
contestants didn't want to
splurge S 13 a piece for bathing
suits. A cute baby contest was
held in conjunction with the
pageant and a freckle contest
was held at one point.
•Back in 1948, KTlA first
broadcast coverage of the Fish
Fry. In 19SO, the station did so
again, with Stan Chambers -
then host of "Meet me at Holly·
wood and Vine• -emceeing the
event. KTlA continued its cover-
age in the 'SOs. though later the
event was broadcast on the oty's
Channel 3.
vious Frys.
"It would really break my
heart if they didn't continue,"
former Costa M esa Mayor
Bob Wilson said. "The first
time l was involved was m
1948 and I had a display. I
remember we were on Chan-
nel 5 (KTLA-TV) and,
through the years, the Fish
Fry has been on a number of
L.A. television stations. It is
one of the highlights of Costa
Mesa that, to me, is as impor-
tant as South Coast Plazli. It
would break my heart lf OCC
and the Lions Club couldn't
get together and continue
this wonderful Newport-
Mesa celebration every year.
I always look forward to it.·
Gladys Retakes. recording
secretary and board member,
said things have changed
since her first Fish Fry in
1950, but the event is still
valuable.
"It has enlarged over the
years and, with the changing
times - a lot of previous
attendees have moved or
passed away -some of the
ambience has been lost,· she
said. "But I think the overall
desire to aid the community is
still there, and it's too bad that
it's been lost. ... I think the
local charities will be hurt by
not being able to receive a
•Apparently nobody knows why
an event dubbed the Fish Fry
popped up in landlocked Costa
Mesa, but the festival thrived on
a slab of kelandlc cod dunked in
a thick, gooey, secret batter.
• In 1976, former First Lady Betty
Ford was supposed to appear at
the event. Secret Service agents
showed up about 10 minutes
before she was expected to
arrive and then, all of a sudden.
left. She didn't show up. It wasn't
until years later that organizers
learned it was because she flew
to the Navy hospital in Long
Beach to begin her alcohol reha·
bilitat1on.
few funds. I think the old-
timers enjoy the excitement
and having someplace to go.
It's a regular picnic in the
park for some people and
maybe the only picnic of the
year for them.•
Former Costa Mesa Mayor
Joe Erickson, who has lived
in Orange County his whole
hfe, said he has been to
"many, many Fl5h Frys. •
"I'm sorry to see it go. but
I'm very hopeful that it will be
back next year.• he satd.
"We're in a very litigious soo-
ety. The lawswl that affected
Orange Coast College was
very urlfortunate, and I'm sor-
ry the coUege decided to
force the Lions out. I was born
m Orange County and,
before I was born. Dad would
go. When I was very little l
went and, when I was mar-
ned and had really little kids.
I took them there. That was
the first time they rode on a
Ferris wheel. I have good
memories, first as a child
myself and then with my own r
chlldren."
Phil Morello, a Westside
resident, said he remembers
the ·wheel of meat• at previ-
ous Fish Prys.
"It was a wheel with dif.
ferent types of meat on it,• be
said. "You put your money or
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ticket on a block in front ol Lt
and then if It landed there,
you won. Kind of like a 'Big
Spin' thlng, but there was a
lot of meat on it. It was pretty
fWlnY: They also used to have
goldfish in bowls and, ii you
threw a pingpong in a bowl,
you won the fish. My wile
and I won one and kept it for
about 13 years. It was 8 or 9
inches long. It must have
been about 18 years ago that
we won it."
Mary Fewel, a Canyon
Park resident, said she misses
the parade, which was dis-
continued ih 1998 because of
expenses, and wishes the
Fish Fr1 was someplace more
central "so the whole town
can enjoy it again.•
•we've been to lots of Fish
Frys, but we have not ~one
since it moved from Lions
Park,• she said. "But I think
it's really a small-town e\'ent
that brings people together. I
am disappointed, and I hope
the Lions Club will be able to
find another place for it and
keep it gomg. Especially the
fish, it's really good. I remem-
ber they had some wild rides
and my husband's sister and I
went on a double Ferris
wheel. My husband could not
believe it, it was so tall. I
loved the rides and just see-
ing all the people around
town. Everybody's there with
their little carton of milk, their
little pieces of fish, walking
around and having a good
time.·
Fonner Costa Mesa Plan-
ning Commissioner Tom
Sutro, who has been a regular
at the Fish Fry for the last five
or six years, said· he doesn't
think the Lions Club should
be responsible for the lawswt.
"It's something that people
have said they see other peo-
ple at all the time,· he said. ·1
keep coming back all day JUSt
to see dlfferent people. It's
something the oty will really
miss. There are very few
funcbons that are tradition in
the city anymore, and it's too
bad that an mcident like t.tus
is keeping it from happening
this year. You don't want to
see anybody hurt, but when
do we start takmg responsi-
bility for ourselves? We've got
two eyes and two feet and
we're supposed to be look.mg
where we are go mg. And the
curb 1s somethlng that
belongs to the college. not the
Llons Club. U it had been
sometbmg the Lions Club
had placed there, that's a dif-
ferent story.•
Charities will not be get-
llng money usually rwsed by
the Fish Fry, Scheafer sa.td.
·Basically, I think our plan
is to regroup and start work-
ing to fight for next year,· he
said. "Last week, I was elect-
ed as president and my
promise to the community is
to try to get this thing back .•
Scheafer said the club is
planning to operate a fire-
works stand for the Fourth of
July festival in Costa Mesa
and a fish and chip booth at
other cibes' Lions Club
events, including the La
Habra Com Festival sched-
uled for the first weekend in
August.
The money will be used lo
get started for next year, with
any excess money being
donated to cbanty.
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A tea for .Camelot,· Trojans get local support
T he lovely ladies of
Camelot held their
annual patroness tea
on April 5, benefiting the
Orange County Performing
Arts Center. Channing New-
port hostess Bobble Stahl
opened her Dover Shores
estate, welcoming 130
women who support the
Center through the Camelot
Guild. The event was pro-
duced by Newport's own
Glni Jlobtns, wife of local
Costa Mesa Ford dedler Bob
Robins.
The Robins family is one of
the founding families in this
community, as Bob Robins'
dad opened what was one of
the first car dealerships in the
county in the 1920s.
Active in many charitable
and social circles, Gini
Robins· was joined by a com-
mittee consisting of equally
dedicated gals Kay Fukuna-
ga, Mctry Philpot, Janie
Kingsley and BemJce Copp.
Preparing the afternoon of
food, fun and fund-ramng for
the Center, the Camelot
lddies were honored to have
the chairman of the guilds,
Patrice Poldmore, present
for the tea.
Corrung up Friday,
Camelot members Corinne
Black , Betty Defreece and
Betty Harllne will co-chair
and co-host a very special
luncheon fund-raiser they
M e calling ·First Ladies of
the White House and theu
contnbutions to our h1Story. •
The event \\Tlll unfold at the
BahJa Connth1an Ydcht Club
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The Tro1an League of
Orange County, hononng
USC's College of Letters,
Art!. and Sc1ences. held an
event at the campus on April
n, attracting a large conbn-
qent of Newport-Mesa sup-
porters. The proceeds from
thlS year's benefit will be
directed to the "Humanities
lrtitiative" in the College of
Letters, Arts dnd Sciences.
Several hundred local
patrons paid $125 and more
B .. W. Cook
THE CROWD
to attend the event at USC. It
featured a program produced
by USC faculty members
from the departments of
English, Italian and history.
Organizers created a pro-
gram that took the guests on
a time travel excursion
through centuries of human
history. dating from the Ital-
ian Renaissance to British
Colortial America to contem-
porcU)' times, all through the
use or Literature.
The • Hwnaruties lruba-
bve • was launched by the
uruversity in 1998 in recogni-
tion of a very strong renewed
interest in the study of the
humanities. A $1-million grant
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explores diverse and mterdlS-
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in fields such as art, history,
literature, language. phJJoso-
phy and religion.
Previously relegated to a
less than prominent road of
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been elevated to a status or
sigruficance at USC and oth-
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Nancy Helm chcUred the
Orange County TrOJdn event
at USC, with support from
Mary Richardson. prco;1dcmt
or the league. Others
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Anne Carlsen, AJlson
M cCormick, Cinda Hoeven,
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Spencer , Jackie Nuccio,
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rests with a nerdy high school boy
with a penchant for anagrams.
attendant who drinks too much and
embarcasses Kimberly in front of her
school buddy. Flynn projects a father
who'd like to do a better job with his
special child, if only he knew.
go back 31 years
to •Joe Egg· to
find something
even remotely
aJa.n to "Kimberly
Alambo:
Davtd Llndsay-
Abalre's raucous
comedy, bemg
presented in its
world prenuere at
SCR. centers on a
17-year-old girl
afllicted with
progeria -an
ddvanced aging
process that fast-
forwards a person
at that chronolog-
1cal age into the
eqwvalent of a
septuagenanan.
FYI
•WHAT: .. Kimberly
. Akimbo"
·•~South Coast~oty
Mainstage, 655
Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa
• WHEN: 8 p.m,
Tuesday through Fri-
day, 2:30 and 8 p.m.
Saturday and 2:30
and 7:30 p.m. Sun-
day until May 13
• TIOCEIS: $28-$49
•PHONE: (714) 708-
5555
Whtle young Kimberly's affuc-
llon 1s the focal point of the play, its
script doesn't dwell ovennuch on
her prognosis for early mortality.
For compared to her wacky, work-
tng-class New Jersey family. she
comes off as the most nonnal and
well-adjusted of the lot.
Marylouise Burke beautifully
mterprets the afflicted but adjusted
Kimberly, physically appearing as an
old woman but mentally and emo-
tionally locked in her teenage years.
Her sunny disposition clouds over
only when one of her parents does
something exceptionally stupid -
whic:9. occurs at frequent intervals.
The emwbile boyfriend is a Men-
sa candidate and word nut (ana-
gramming, for instance, •mother in
Jell (JobD Gal-a.per Jr., Jell)
11.lnlliaOWD
way,uoat-
llderllUIDiD·
berty (Mm"y-
loalle Barke),
aadbelieWlbe
can aadenland
berln Soutb
Cout lteperto-
ry's world pr.
mlere of David
Llndlay-
Abalre'•new
comedy, •Jam.
berly Akimbo.•
law" to •woman
Hitler"), John
Gallagher Jr. is
quite 'dept in this
role.probably the
~normally •
conceived charac-
ter in the play.
Completing the
cast as the outlaw
aunt, Joanna P.
Adler reaps con-
tinuous laughter
as a felon wbo
lugs a mailbox
home so she can
operate a scam to
collect money
from the checks
inside. Adler's
brash, avaricious
attitude stirs the
silly subplot,
which eventually leads to the play's
satisfactory resolution.
The multiple settings b y Robert
Brill, w hich weave in and out of the
center staging area, fit perfectly
with the play's bouncy tempo. A
back wall becomes a cupboard or
refrigerator, and s now falls outside
as characters drive the semblance
of a car around the set.
There are elements of play-
wnghts John Guare and €hnsto-
pher Durang, not to menbon'HoUy-
wood's Quentm Tarantmo and the
rarreUy brothers. in this story
where outlandish, boonsh behav10r
is the nonn among these dertizens
of Teaneck, N.J.
Director David Petrarca cOd.lesces
l..lndSdy-Abaire's various off-the-wall
clements of faracal comedy into a
rousing, nbald sendup of the work-
ing-class envuonrnent in wtuch Kun-
Her mother is a cymbal dash of
trailer parlc cliches, eight months'
pregnant, her hands bandaged
from carpal tunnel surgery and her
foul mouth runrung constantly. Ann
Dowd delves into Uus unattractive,
outrageous character with a fervent
passion , hilariously turning the air
blue and bumbling her parenting
skills with a defiant shrug.
Steven Flynn is no role model
either as her father, a gas station
"Kimberly Akimbo. may resem-
ble a senes of ·Saturday Night Live•
sketches, with characters who'd be
right at home in a Turantino or Far-
relly movie, but it contains elements
of touching humanity at its center.
It's a spicy mixture -but it better
not play in New Jersey.
• TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the
Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursdays
and Saturdays .
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Kimberly's mom, Pattie (Ann Dowd, left), tells Kimberly (Marylouise
Burke, right) and her dad (Steven Rynn) that for some reason, when
she greeted the new neighbor that day, he gave her a funny look. in
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Tbe Arches /?rings past delights to the palate
8y Stephen S.ntacroce
I recently celebrated my 40th
birthday and while I'm not in
full-fledged midlife crisis, I have
been pondering ways to set back
the clock. So I was pleased when I
stepped into The Arches restaurant
recently and was immediately
transported back at least 40 years.
Perched at the cor-DIN iNG nerol Newport Boulevard and West RIVI EW Coast Highway, the
small. red building is
somewhat inconspicuous next to its
more upscale and modern neigh-
bors. But don't let the plain exterior
fool you. Once inside, the ambience,
food and service are all from a
bygone era of grand dining.
The Arches originally opened in
1922 -the same year that the first
Newport Regatta satlboat race was
held -and was the flfSt establish-
ment in Newport Beach to obtain a
liquor license. The onginaJ Arches
was more of d snack bar and a gas
station, one of the few coastal stops
between Los Angeles and San
Diego.
FYI
• WHAT· The Arches
• ~ ]]34 w. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach
• WHEN· Lunch IS served from
ii to 3 p.m. Monday through
Friday; dinner is· served from
4:30 p.m. to l a.m. daily.
• HOW MUCH: Expensive
•PHONE: t949) 645-7077
ground Sliloin JS tos~ rdw with
egg yolk, anchovies, cape"' dJld
001on. Wlule Uus dish. which i.s pre-
pared tdble-s1dE!, obviously isn t for
everyone; it's d rare treat to c;till
find 1t on d menu for those who rel-
ISh the dellcdcy.
In addJbon to the aforemE->n·
boned abalone. wtuch on a recent
visit was pnced dt a whoppmg $80
The Arches 1:-. proud to offer stone
crab cldws flown in direct from Joe's
m Miami when they're m sedson
The extensive wine bst at The
Archer. hd., received an awdrd of
excellence from Wine Spectdtor
magazine smce 1983 and features
a vanety of wines from the Uruted
States, France dnd ltalv to meet
any taste and budget Corkdge ~a
modest $7 SO 1f you'd like to bnng
something special from home
The restaurant was rebwlt in the
1940s after being destroyed by a
fire. and the newer tncamation
emphasized a more upscale dining
style. Celebrities such as
H umphrey Bogart, Wtltiam Powell
dnd Gary Cooper frequented the
place. and John Wayne was a regu-
lar. Current 0\4Jl1er Danny
Marcheano ha!> been at the re.stau-
rant for 20 years -a relative new-
comer by The Arches standards.
STEVE MCCRANK DA t.., o·
Francisco Rivera cooks banana flambe for The Arches patrons Belle Purtch and Riccardo Ruggiero.
fl'& easy. given the size of the
portions dt The Arches not to sdve
room for de!>'iert. but do ti) dnd
Sdve some space for such '50s cld&·
sics dS Bdndnds Foster or ChPme.;
JubtlPe hoth of which are named
and serv1·d trtblc-s1de
.
lnside, the restaurdnt provides dn
unmecliate sense of intimacy and ele-
gance. The roolll!) are nchly paneled
111 dc11k woods and hung w1th ongt-
naJ artwork. Cru.p Llnens accent the
tables, all of which are surrounded
by plush, red-leather booths. Tu.xedo-
ddd waiters add to the sophisbcated
au as they bustle about. dttenbvely
seeing to chners' needs
IJght h0Uanda1 e sauce. The Shnmp
CCJcktail ($13.95) 1s a model or clas-
'>IC sunplie1ty, five very large
prawns are served over ice around
d bowl of tdngy cocktcul sauce
Add a house sdldd or a crock of
the excellent French Onion Soup
f$4 95) and you've got a great light
medl. The onion soup boasts a
plentiful portion of caramelized
onions in a nch beef broth, topped
with a cnspy c-routon dnd bubbling
Gru}-ere chee&e
over a propane burner. to wtuch
mushrooms. wine and some Di1on
mustard were added.
When the steak. three large
sllces of sirloin. was brought out, st
was placed Ill dilother pan. nam-
beed Wlth some brandy and added
to the sauce The enUre productJon
was a treat to watch, and the dish
itself was dellcious.
The overstuHed booths and dark
lighting make for a romantic atmos-
phere, so it's fitting that several of
the dishes, such as Chateaubnand
($32) and Beef Wellington ($33),
filet nugnon topped Wlth pate and
baked m puff pastry. are only
offered for two. Both are carved
table-side , providing an even
greater feeling of persondl servlce
the shell. The lobster medt \'\d'> '>UC -
culent and plentiful. but I round the
sauce on the bland side
En tree selections -all of \\hie h
are served with a chmc:e of soup or
salad and nee or a potato -
include d vanet\ of vPal dhhl'".
includmg d ld!>t)· Veal EhS<tbNh
($23). Chefs in the I q20:. and .Jo.,
must have heen hopeleso; romdn-
tics. many d1&he~ Me ndmect for
women (we won't speculdte dbout
Veal 0:-.car)
The Arc-he., I'> one of tho"l' rnrt•
tune-\\ Mp rP.,tdUfdnls .... hPr<· '>tt•JJ-
ping through the do<Jrs con1urP!> thl•
feelmq of H•SlNdav ,\lter 78 \'l'df')
the re~t<1urdnt • .., .,tilJ gmng strnnq
dnd bOd'>h d ht•dlth\ numher ot
reguldr., hoth young d11d old 'Ian\
of the \-.dllN'> hdve been thPrc for
years. dnd sern generatwn., nl din-
ers come-dncl go-
Dinner 1s '>t'rved .mlll 1 d m .
and there 1s often d crowd there
late mto lhe everung _:..., Ddnm
'ldrcheano bkes to proddlJTl in his
sell-Stdmng T\ comrnerc:1al ·G1'e
me d fork dnd d krufe dnd d bottle
of ~ 1ontrdchetl' I'm read\ tor din-
The extensive menu features
classic dishes served in large por-
tions. Many of the Items have been
on the menu for longer than Danny
has owned the restdurant. and The
Arches proudly bodsts that they
have abalone listed dS a speoal
every rught of the week.
Vedl Ehsabeth feature<; thm
slices of veal loin '>auteed wtth d
nch Sduce of shnmp. artichoke
hearts. wine dnd d touch of cogndc
all served ovPr wide buttered noo-
dles. ner at The Arches ·
Appetizers include Art.lchoke
Bottoms ($10) thdt hdve been
stedmed and stuffed Wlth a nch
crab-meat nuxture. served Wlth a
The Arches 1s one or the few
restaurants m Orcrngt County thdt
still offers tdble-s1de prepardbon,
dnother throwback to a more for-
mal ume. I tned the Steak Diane
1$33.50) from the extensive steak
offenngs and wasn't disappomted.
Soon after I ordered. our Wdlter
wheeled over a cart tiild began
preparing the sauce Onion~ dnd
garllc were sauteed in some butter
Seafood specialties mdude Lob-
ster Thenrudor ($25). chunks of
steamed lobster cooked in a mush-
room cream sauce and served m
There·s a certdm nostalgld m the
menu at The A1ches thdt 1s com-
forting in its cons1 tency Where
else can you ftnd teak Tartdre
($27 .50) a') an entree? Pnme
• STEPHEN SANTACROCE'S re~taurant
reviews appear every other Thursday Send
him your comments at food cr.t1cChot·
mail com
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PRODUONG TV
"Becker· and "Cheers" pro-
ducer Tun Berry wtll host a
workshop on what It takes to
produce a network television
show from 10 d.m to 3 p.m.
Saturday at Orange Coast
College, 2701 FalMew Road,
Costa Mesa. Call for prices.
(714) 432-5880.
SPRING BLOOMS
The 12th-Aru\ual Southern
CaWomia Spnng Garden
Show will be held from 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m. May 4, 10 a.m. to 7
p.m. May 5 and 11 a.m. to 6:30
p.m. May fi on all three levels
of the Crate & BarrcVMacy's
Home Wing at Sbuth Coast
Plazcl, 3333 Bear St .. Costa
M esa. A preview gala will be
held {rom 6 30 to 9 p.m. May 3.
Free (714) 435-2160.
FASHION SPIN
Serving People i n Need
(SPIN) will hold a fashion
show from 11 a.m . to 3 p.rn.
May 4 at in the new Palm
Garden at the Four Seasons
Hotel, 690 Newport Center
Dnve, Newport Beach. $85.
Proceeds will beneht low-
mcome and slngle moms.
(714) 751-1101.
SYMPHONY FUND-RAISER
The Pao.fie Symphony
OrcbestJa will present its
annual gala fund-raiser,
themed this year after a
Veneban carnival ball, at 6
p.m. May 12 at the Hyatt
Regency IM.ne, 17900 Jam-
boree Road, lrvmo $500
(714) 755-5788.
MARKET Pl.AG The Orange County Market
Place is held from 7 a m to 4
p m. Saturdays cllld Sundays
in the OrangP Count~ Fdu._
grounds" main pc1Iking lot, 88
Felli' Dnve, Costd t-. lesa $2 for
ddults, ctuldren age 12 and
younger are admitted free.
(949) 723-6616
MUSIC
STRING FINALE
The Emerson Stnng Quartet
will conclude the Orange
County Perforrrung Arts Cen-
ter's 11th concert senes at 8
p m. today m Founders Hall.
600 Town Center Dnve. Cos-
ta Mesa $46 (714) 740-7878
WEBBER CONCERT
A spnng concert titled WThe
Wonderful World of Webber,·
with Orange Coast College's
Wmd Ensemble, will be held
at 3 p m . Apnl 29 at the
Robert B Moore Theatre,
2701 Fairview ROdd , Costa
Mesa. $5 or $7 (71 4} 432-
5985.
..
SOUL AND JAZZ.
Jazz vocalist Carmen Brdd·
rord w1U make her Orange
County Perforrrung Arts Cen-
ter debut May 4 and 5 at
Founders Hall, 600 Town
Center Dnve, Costa Mesa.
Shows will be at 7:30 and 9.30
p.m. $44 or $38. (714) 740-
7878
SOUNDS OF
WOODY HERMAN
The Woody Herman Orches-
tra with tenor saxophonist
and arranger Frank Tiberi
will perform at 8 p.m. May 5
at Orange Coast College's
Robert B Moore Theatre,
2701 FdlJVlew Road, Costa
Mesa. $20-$25. (7 14) 432-
5880
CLASSICAL FINALE
Orange Coast College's Sym-
phony Orchestra Wlll con-
clude its 40th season at 7:30
p.rn. May 6 Wlth a concert
featunng works by Rach-
maninoff, Johannes Brahms
and Aaron Copland. The con-
cert .,.,,ill be held m OCC'')
Robert B Moore Theatre.
2701 FaifVlew Road . Costd
lesa. $6 or $10 (7141 432-
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A NIGHT WITH DONNY
Donnv Osmond will perform
dt the Orange Count) Per-
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June 2 m a sho,... featunng
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Three world-champion drum
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'Spider' t~gles viewer in 'Yeh; Depp is best tlling aµout 'Blow'
Freeman holds
'Spider' togethe r
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1s c1 psycholog1caJ
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q1vf• 1t c1 four-REEL
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tion only to JOAN
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tinq 1111111• dnd rnor<> chff1cult
to put 1111• pu•C't''> IOCj('lhN.
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h<lVI' 1111 ... ...i•cl '>0111<' JllC'C'l~S
process dnd, of course, final-
ly ending up in prison.
Directed by Ted Demme
and starring Johnny Depp
as George, the film begins
as a kind of happy-go-h~fky
story or an enterprising &u-
ple or friends who stum~le
intb the highJy profita~e .~d~ld of illicit drug sales
to ;~ward th~ end q~)the 'pOs
/'summer or lov,er hippy
decade. 11
George lne'vitably gets
caught, sent-to prison -L
where he really learns the
trade of being a criminal -
and m akes the connections
that wiU enable him lo
become lhe cocaine king or
the western U.S.
The best thing about U1e
m ovie is Depp's performance
as the basically good-
natured, Jajd back. charis-
matic and intelligent Jung.
You can't help but hke the
guy and feel for him as he is
betrayed by those close to
him time after lime.
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Morgan Freeman, left, and Monica Potter star in "Along Came a Spider," which ranked No. 2 at the box office this
wee kend. Freeman rep~ises his "Kiss the Girls" role as Alex Cross, a cop and psychologist track)ng a kidnapper.
With the exception of his
father. played wond erfully
by Ray Liotta, George's gen-
uine loyalty to friends and
love of family go unreturned
throughout his life, which
ultimately ledd to hi'> down-
fall. I,.., 101>.., Wi th "P<'Cld l IPdlllS,
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pnvc1 lP '>C'hool Im llH• oll-
<1pn11q ol rl1plm11c1I'> th.ii .., ti.,
w<•ll-quc11 d1 •cl ct'" lurtn•.,.,
Th<' SP< rPt Sl'rv1cp hc1ncllP'>
lhl'> cl(•ltHI , ctnd ti I!. rl'>'>IHlH'd
th<1I lhPn•.., 110 pO'>'>lbility of
c1 k1dnc1pp111q Whl'll one•
doc• ... ()('('llf, cro ..... ., ('dllt'cl Hl,
not hy I hi' poll Cl' hut by I hP
k1dnc1pp1•r, c1 1<•c1c lwr from
th<' "'hoot nc111wd <•dry
Sonc>JI (MKhcll'I W1nrott)
who w1.,h1•., to hc1v<• Alex
oh-.c•rvt• '"' lw cornm11., th1•
"cn mP ol tlw 'l'nlury ff
Sinn· Ah·x t1tlrt1n., th<'
nC'w~ media just by b<'inH on
d r ct'i<', SoneJi hope>'> to lw cl'>
lcunous as Hauptmann, tht•
kid napper of the Lmcllw rqh
bdhy, dnd aJ!>o Wl'>hcs to h<•
prof1IC'd by AJex m thf'
lll<'<hct.
Crm,., I'> perfectly wnttt'n
for thl' tc1lenls ot /\.lorqdn
Fn•C'mdn r:rcemdn\ prt''>-
enn• in d movtt• vahddll''> 11.
c1nd tlMl c, esµC'nally tru<' 1n
lhl'> mov1P, which '>t'Pm., to
qo 111 too mc1ny d1rt>ct1on-. c1t
one• lime nu .. IS Whf'rc FrC'e-
rnc1n <,I-urn•.,, hp control'> tht•
c1c.·t1on and ke<•ps it on trdck.
I IP • ., th<' master of uncler-
'>ldled clcling OK, Clint
Ec10,twood 1s th<' master, but
~1t>rfJdn f-rc>en1c1n ic; c1 dos<'
.,C'COnd.
Monica Potter 1s very
Hood in light comedy, but dS
the• qUtlt-ridden Secr<>l Ser-
v1cf' dg<>n t who attdches hc>r-
c;clf to C ross in order to find
lhP kidnappers, she 1s only
t1clNj UdlC
A gredl performdnce in
lhl'> thnller is turned m by
young Mikel Boorem, who
plays M egc1n Rose. the kid-
ndppN I ddU~Jhler of a sena-
tor The k1clnc1pper WdS
excellently portrc1yed by
M1chd<'I Wmrnll. w ho 1s
c1lwc1ys d qoocl vtlldm.
Th<• rP'il of the Cdst tum m
'>Oun<1, rnm1>etC'nl perfor-
mdn<<''> but the stdndouts
wen• f-reC'mdn dnd Boorem.
Thi'> 1'> ont> of those s1tua-
t11mo, wherl' 1f you hdve read
th<' book you hc1ve two
sLn kC''i dCJainst you . M y feel-
ing WdS thc1t sc re<•nw riter
M drc M osi; cut a swathe
through Pdtterson's novel
dnd lied 1t tou<•lhN dl just
th<' ri9ht plclces; however, 11
wds so d1s!>im1IM from the
book lhdl he• could hav<'
rendmed the en am elers and
then it woulct look hkP d very
good screenpldy.
The ldct thctt there dfe
rC'curring chcirc1cters in the
A lex Cros<; sdgd'>, dnd this
o,crc•enplc1y 1s bdsed on the
first book , cc1n be> d htlle con-
fusing ~ Alonq Came d Sp1-
der " is the first book of the
senes, but the second movie.
"IGss Ure G irls" was the hrst
m0v1e but based on c1 later
book. They do, how evN,
have the same characters,
and the excellent perfor-
mance by AshJey Judd tn
·" IGss the G irls• lec1ves such
big shoes to 1111 thdl th<> chdl-
lenge may have b<>en under-
estunated by Pollet"--
[ have lo ddm1t thdl I
enjoyPd 1t v<>ry much. II hds
sufficient depth to thorough-
ly confuse on severdl levels,
but tl is nicely lied tog<'ther
at the end. I can hardly w ait
for the video. Let us hope
that Patterson has another
villain somewhere m thC'
back of his mind to keep
AJex Cross/Morgan Freeman
busy at some future dal e'.
"Along Came a Spicier" is
rated R for violence and lan-
guage.
• JOAN ANDRE. "over 65, • 1s a
Newport Beach resident who does
a lot of volunteer work
'Blow' doesn't
completely blow
I 'B low · 1s the recenUy
released film based
on the true-We nse
clnd fall of George Jung. a
drug smuggler/deaJer during
the United States· cocamP
~-----explosion of
the '70s and
early '80s.
The him
follows the
We of Jung.
who as a
young man
moved to the
RICHARD sunny beach -
BRUNETTE es of southern
Cdlifomja to
e cape the boredom of his
poor but honest New Eng-
land upbringing. Beginning
as a smdli-time mari1uana
dedler m Malibu, he rose to
become Colombidn cocame
drug lord Pablo Escobar's
Caucds1an connect.Jon m the
U.S. -making. and Josmg.
m1U1ons of dollars m the
The w orst thing clboul the
film is, at two hours, its length,
and the often unc ngdging sto-
ry that simply seems to skip
from drug saJe to drug saJe as
George d1mbs the ladder of
success There were times
when the relaUonshJps bemg
explored wNe interesting and
w hc>n the dramd kept me
involv ed, but other times. I
w as sunply bored
While "Blow " doPsn't ful-
ly blow. I Wd'>n't blown awdy
either, and ov£>rall 1t fatled to
live up to m y high <>xpecta-
lt0ns. So on the Brunelle
scale of Pdy f-ull Pnce. Bar-
y c1m Matinee, Video Rentdl,
Wait for Cab)(' or I'd Rather
Go See the Oscar-winning
Film "Trdffic" d9din, I'd give
"Blow" a rating of Video
Rental
"Blow" is rated R for per-
vasive drug content, lan-
guage, some> violence and
sexuality.
• RICKAAD BRUNETTE. 37, a Costa
Mesa resident. 1s a recreation super-
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// ·l EDJTORIALS . l l ~t ' .
Tread v<!<iters wisely
when tinkering with
annual boat parade
I t began some 93 years
ago.
Eight canoes and a
single gondola lighted
with lanterns bobbed
along in unison through
the Newport H arbor.
This parade of ligh ted
boats in 1908 was the
vision of Italian gondolier
John Scarpa and, com-
bined with the help of Bal-
boa•pioneer Joseph Beek,
it has continued today in its
present form as the N ew-
port Harbor C hristmas Boat
Parade.
The parade, a seven-day
affair once noted in the
New York Tunes as one of
the nation's top 10 yuletide
affdirs. and crowned by
none other than this news-
paper as one of the top 10
stories of the past century,
attracts about a million
viewers each year.
Those visitors provide
the event with the legiti-
macy it deserves, but even
more, they give a tremen-
dous boost to a local
tourism economy that often
lives and dies by the sum-
mer beach crowd.
So we were more than a
little surpnsed lo hear last
week that the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce, which sponsors
the event, was considering
making changes to this
long-standing tradition.
We understand the rea-
sons. Often, the frigid tem-
peratures on the harbor
can result in more than hall
of the boats in the parade
dropping out. Maybe a
shorter route, chamber offi-
cials surmise, wouJd fix
that.
But that's hardly a guar-
antee and already some
businesses are cautioning
that changes wouJd hurt
them.
Chamber officials have
said they wouJd proceed
with caution before they
push for any change lo the
parade.
Arid we have to agree
Wlth them.
Making any changes to
this Newport Beach hall-
mark event will be touchy.
Too many people and busi·
nesses now rely on the tra-
dition and the routine.
Unfortunately, in Costa
Mesa, we are witnessing
what happened when a
similarly entrenched tracli-
tion, the Fish Fry, under-
went some changes. It is
now facing extinction.
The Christmas boat
parade is much too impor ·
Lant to let it go down that
path
We urge all involved to
be sure that any deos1ons
on the future of this holiday
tradition will be done wilh
the promise that it alwdys
stays afloat.
Newport Beach history
just lost a literary voice
H e chronicled
Newport Beach's
history, and in
doing so became
a lasting part of It.
James Person "Jim"
Felton, who died earlier
this month, was prolific as
a writer, editor and
advertiser.
But he was equally, if not
more, successful as a volun-
teer, spending time with
such diverse groups as
Orange County Phllhar-
monic Society, the Orange
County chapter of the
National Conference of
Christians and Jews, the
Oasis Senior Center, United
Way, the Boy Scout dild
Girl Scout councils, es well
as the Forest Fire Preven-
t.Jon Campaign.
But it was his work
detailing the history of the
city -both for its 75th and
1 OOth anniversaries, as well
as the history of the Balboa
Bay Club -that earned
Felton bis own place in the
city's annals.
His combination of tal-
ents and time earned him
the respect and admiration
of the city's residents.
Felton gave tirelessly.
Even in death, Felton's
commitment to others is
clear. In lieu of flowers, his
family is asking for contri-
butions to senior centers.
H ow very fitting a ges-
ture for a man who will be
missed by us all.
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Thursday, April 19, 2001 Al3
.I
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Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce m embers have suggested shortening the annual Ch.risbnas parade.
Should the parade be changed?
AT ISSUE: The Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce
recently suggested making the
t radition shorter t his year.
We di Chdnnel Reel Community
Assn. hope in the future the chdmber
d()(>!> not shorten the lradtllondl
('hnslmds pdrdde route. Shortening
the parrtdP to lour or hvf> nights and
one we('kcnd seems like a better
'><>lutton thdn shortenmg the route.
Wf' do undN'Sldnd the boaters w ho
voluntc-er have their romnutment to
the parddl• O ur fnends lrom out of
town look forward to this wond<>rful
NC>wport <'VPnt and prd1se the bodters
for their cled1cdllon and their time
We s1ncerel} thank dll boat ownen.
rtncl hop<' you continue• m the future
to mclud<' our bulldmg dnd our
nt•19hbors on edch side m the Chnst-
rnas boat p.trade
JEANIEKEUY
Corona de! Mar
l would hope• that everybody who
1.>cnl'f1ts hndnndlly lrom the parade -
c-hdrtcr bodLs. r~taurdnls and other
bU!>m<''i"ies -remernhf-1 two things:
1. It I!> the bOdt owners lhdl rndke
the parnde ~s1ble. If they go, w
clocs the <'vent You must keep the
pdrt.icipdnLs hdppy They put m
rounU€>sS hours clnd a lot of money
decorclllng dlld gomg out every night
Up unW last yedf. they even paid to
he ITT the p.trrtde by pdyrng an entry
let> If they have cl simple request. by
all means make it hdppen
l The chamber puts m countless
hours organinng this wonderful event
every year Much of the E>..xpense is
covered by loccil businesses that are
chamber members thdt J>dY their
dues. U you are a loccil business and
are benefiting from this annual event
and do not support the chamber, do
not complam, and shame on you.
DAVID BEEK
Balboa lsJand
We look right out ell the turning
basin for the boat pardde. Because
the boats can't go under the bridge,
they tum right here.
Every year, we have about three
boat parade pa.rbes, and if that
pdrcldc doesn't come up that water-
way, we would be so unhappy. Tlus
Readers
RESPOND
w hole !.idc> ot Lido Jc.ldnd dnd cill
tho~c condo!., llw 601 b111ldmq cmd all
those othN bu1ldmq'> dlong lhdl .,1de
would not hc1vc• u l>odl pdrdcle.
GRACE VINCENT!
Lido l'>ldnd
LeclVl· the• bout J>drddc rout<• rtlonc>
Don't d1scnrrundl<' thl' drcd l'.1~wport
resident"> J)c)Y plf'nly lo l.Jvc> there dnd
1t give>!> more• t1red for otht'l"'> to come
and WdlCh
PS Pl<'d<rt' dr<'<lq(.• th<' bd)
JUDY WILSON
C'o'>ld Me'-<1
No lmkt-nnq with lhc• C'hn.,tma!>
lx>d l pd rd cl(\
JERRY BEIGEL
Newport Reach
lnsledcl of shortcrunq the Chnst·
mas hoctt route>, why not <,hortf>n the
numbN of days from st>ven to fi ve?
Sluppmg the jetty ts not dn option
ITT my opinion or the 48 other unit., dl
the Chclnnel Re~r Community A.,.,n
PATRICIA ZORN
Corond dPI Mdr
Tht• possible change'> to the boctt
p.irdde 1o; cdu'>e for concern for tho!><'
of u<., who tiv<' nC'df the jelly EVC'r)
yedr, we look forwdfd to the paracll•
and usually organize several pdrtH'"
to Wdtch the beaunlully decort1l(•d
boats I tive m Channel Reef, wht>rc
there> Me 48 other umts, ctnd over the
~ven nights of the parnde, mt1n} of
thC' residents jOtn together to celc·
bratc> the> S(>dSOn
We undcn.tand the 1gmhcdnt
comnutm nt of the parade partm·
pants for even mghts dunng thL..,
busy holiday eason. We would not
ILke to SeE> the bouts take a shorter
route. Perhaps fewer rugh ts nught be
worth considcnng. PleclM' don't clmn·
nt1te one of our most treasured evC'nt.s
or the sct1son.
HELEN T. CAMERON
Newport Bec1ch
I thmk 1t would be a huge rrustake
to cut out the north 1dc of lbe island.
I've lived here my whole We and we
look lorwdrd to our Chn.,1111,1.., pc1rtw..,
Thdl would .,PrHl l'vNyhocly ·ninnmq
down to thl' f'nd of th1• l ... lcllld cllld
hdvrnq c1ll thl•tr quP-.L., run clown
there, dncl lhc1t would be> l•·mbh• lor
the peoplt• lhdt liv" down thl'fl'. plu.,
11 wouJd JU<,t bf' chdc1-. t•\l('I) whe>r1• It
would JUSl nun ,tJI our pdrllt'"· .,o thc1t
ha'> to lw prPvPnll•d
KARLA FUNK
!\.!'\ .. port BPct< h
A., d 71-yi•dr-olcl who hdd lt\HI tn
Newport Bedch lor 40 )I'd!"> I \\011lcl
be jUSI cru-.hl'<I ti lhPn• '"d"' cm~
chc1nge to lht1I , .. onclPrtul hoc1t pard<l1•
di "'<>wport B<•clc-h
DIAN E OLIVER
( I l'>ld Mc> ti
I fl•t•I cll'ftn1tc>I\ ctncl \N) 'itronql\.,
thdt the> hOdl pcirtidt> '>houlcl l'W' lc>fl
tnldct, with no dt>l<>llOn!> or cul'> ...,hdt-
<;()('ver Too mdn\ IX'Oph• hct\I' rl•IJ«'<I
on the lxklt pcirt1df' c1ncl look lorwdrcl
to 1t ever. )Cdr lor n1<1ny. mcrny y<>dr.
tn the JXl"I cmd mdny, mt1n) y1•drs to
come> It would bl' .1 crymq -.hdml' u
they wcre lo dPlt'll' ttny pdrt of th<'
bodt pMdde ThP pt't>pll• who lc1kt•
their bodL., out m the> pc1rack hctV<'
ulwc1ys J..no\vn what to <'XJX'C't dnd
the length of the pcHdde 1<., no <;Ur·
pn~c> I feel ''erv .,tronqly thc1t it
.,hould be IPH tntdcl
DAVE RUFFEU
Rdllx>d l.,lrtncl
I feel thc1t thP chc1mbcr should not
cut the parade route. but in-.tE.'.ul rut
the pardd<' down to t1hout lhrc>e ddY"
<;p"pn dd\. 1c; J~l too munv to kP<>p
thf> momc>ntum up for d nood porddP
It would be.• much more fun cmd havt•
cl strong<'f turnout 0
h) pnvatcly ownt>d
bodts t.f 11 wf'rP run m:P.r c1 w1•t>kc>nd
From a busmt'"" ownc>r's point of
view. it'c; JUSI d hdS ... ll' ll\ <;WI fun, but
a hac;sle
STEVE FARWEU
Nt."wport Beclrh
I thmk 1l would tx-d d1c;.<;<'rv1 e to
everyone if the pcuclcif" w(•nt around
to the north bdy front t1nd dround lht•
whole island bect1u ... c> 1l d<><• hav<> the
!>ed wall. sidewalk and th<> bndg for
all the peopl to t<tnd or sit So J
llunk ll hould be lt>Jl a!> I
DOUGLAS RASMUSSEN
BaJboa lsldlld
Watching 1V regularly is bad in more ways-than columnist ~ints out
Gerry l.Ong anyone who th.ir\ks th y g t ob1 -
bve news from 1V, including C ru arcting Steve Smith's col·
umn (•With recent violent
enll, no 1V is fine with
Steve,• Saturday) on the negatives
of watdllng TY, my wife and I are
ln romplete agreement.
COMMUNln COMMlllTARY
atmosphere tn w hich he we~
encouraged to read and use his
unaglnabon.
Is there anything more detri-
mental to a child's reading sk.Ols
than sevPral hours of TV per
rugbt?
interest The broadcasters use the
atrWaves belongang to the public at
no coel. But 1V has become the
nation's embarru.\Jllenl. 1b FCC, meanwhile,~• pewn <lta'com1pt
Coogreg bought end peJi;.t for by •
the broedtaSt Industry.
or the Sundoy eft~moon ~ang
uch as Capatel Qlng -is
ymwed
At did Stew'• family, we
ltopped watdllng 1V five years
ego, and on the Ot'C8llonl wben
we do tune in to Otymp6c skating
or the pnllktentlal ct.baa. (ectual·
., ~ loYe-..... would
••---~).wecatth
-of .... rotgut lik'Gllll and .... Gf...,allMll....-• .....
We are convtnced that TV ls not
onJy a grand waste of time, but a
drug that nwnbl the viewers to th
reelittet of life around tbml, and
aeverely belllpers tbe need and
opportunltiee to reed and Gerdte
~~abet the MAU~ to
Our IOll. • l\K'Clllful monv.
banMr In Loi ~-..-.:·bi ... abomewllbDD ,
tbmb. far .. cMdlDI 'IV .... ..
One thln9 not mentioned ln
Smith'• cOlWM ll the censorship
that now takes pa.re on all of the
commerda1 netWorkl. ·
1be MWI we get on 1V ta
exactly what ta telected by • dozen
ma)or compeni8' and bat nodUng
.. dO .. Whal ti llDpolUal to
-.ture •Inf~ pul*. n...
m;apm 111 do nal .w Iba pubk
I rongratu&ete Steve Smi tor
hlA critical article, but h baa
l('Tatched the turf ace.
lt'I too bed the ..;or media out·
lets won't sell UI the tnltb, but their
owners are the pttlbleaw end WW
certAllnly not be<'oal8 pert of the ....... . W.are'*"•• ..... ...._.,
robe*-S.t;MdwMI--
Ml bec._-'OIDe ...... en*'lln-
oriented -. -
crrtc!9Wbat jaW'nd9m onm
~ In .... .,. of BdWlld.
MUmiW. Alt -d the 1411ipect~
ed WW.. of ...... .cb •
Dmiel Sbale and W.. Ca PEP lh
•
. .
Al4 Thursday, Af>'l' 19, 2001
HISTORY
CONTINUED FROM A 1 .
"It was held in a comer of what is
now Lions Park. on the street direct-
ly in front of it and on the steps on
what was then the American Legion
building, which no longer exists,"
Relakes said. ·r thought it was very
interesting because it was very
small-townish and sort of rurai. I had
lived in a city for a nwnber or years,
and it was quite refreshing to see
something like this, which was espe-
cially enjoyable for children and just
a good, all-around, family-oriented
dlfair ...
Many things have changed since
the inception of the event.
Retakes said the event, especially
the carnival and food booths, had
expanded considerably.
The first Fish Frys included a frog
1umping contest, a pet animal
parade, beauty contests and a
makeshift jail. Over the years, Fish
Frys have included freckle contests,
twin contests and swing band per-
formances.
..
\ Doily Pilot
•Bob and 1 even slept there to guard
the equipment. ... Our Uons Qub
actually pounded every nail, poured
all the conaete and so forth (for the
first grandstand in the Costa Mesa
park). With the preceding Fish Frys,
we made the swamp into a piece of
land for a baseball field. (Uons Park)
was actually a bullfrog swamp. We
hauled in 157 10-yard loads of dirt to
make it possible and, with the sec-
ond Fish Fry, we put fences around it
and built two bleacher-type areas
and a snack shop."
The first major loss to the Fish Fry
was the parade, which was canceled
because Of a storm in 1993. It was
held again in · 1994 but canceled
because of a financial shortfall in
1995, then resurrected in 1997 and
canceled in 1998, again because of a
shortage of funds.
"The parade was a big tradition,·
said Mike Scheafer, president-elect
of the club. "It was always a real big
deal to piclc the grand marshal of the
parade. It was one of the big deals
we all looked forward to every year
-finding out who the grand mar-
shal was going to be.•
Miss Costa Mesa, which began as
Miss Mermaid and changed titles in
the 1970s, was canceled in 1998,
when two of five contestants
Flt.£ PHOTO dropped out, claiming they had
Mary Ellen Goddard, archivist
and board member of the Costa
Mesa Historical Society, conducted a
number of interviews as part of an
orai hi.story pro1ect in 1979.
Among those she interviewed
were Leslie Miller and Bertren
Smith, former Lions Club presidents
who have since died.
The annual Costa Mesa-Newport HaJbor Uon's Club Fish Fry featured a variety of acttvtttes. heard "bad rumors" about Lions
Park and were concerned about
ments each year, adding up to more their safety. "We have fewer members now than
we had then on the roll. We have in
the neighborhood of 60 members,
but we get a Jot of community help,
especially in an election year. Every-
one running for office loves to be
some official out there. We get a lot
of people who come and help
because they know what the money
goes for.".
The event, conceived to grow
community spirit and aid community
improvement. has always raised
money the Llo11$ Club has donated
to service organizations.
than $2 million by 2000. The pageant was again canceled
Miller, Lions Club president dur-
ing the first Fish Fry, said in a 1979
interview that Bob Skiles began the
trddition.
Early Fish Fry money was used to in 1999 as a tribute to Eric Johnson,
build Lions Park, according to a 1978 who traditionally organized the
interview with Smith, president of event and who died that year. The
The 1947 Fish Fry netted $2,800,
a number that grew to $61,213 by
the 1985 Fish Fry. Subsequent Fish
Frys earned betw'een $40,000 and
$65,000 for community improve-
the Fish Fry in 1947 and 1948. event was revived last year.
•Although others had the idea of . This year, the Fish Fry will not
Skiles Mhad the know-how to fix
up the carnival, which has been
gomg on ever since,· Miller said.
putting it together, Bob Skiles and I happen at all, but Scheafer said the
were probably the instigators of the club will work hard to try to get the
fry,• Smith said in the interview. event running again next year.
HERITAGE
CONTINUED FROM A 1
rcp!Jcd "Let's both be mom-
rru~."
"OK,· Maryssa said.
"Where's the sponge?"
"I !ere,· Kaleb S81d, hand-
ing her d piece of fake cheese
to wipe the table. "Want a hot
chocolate?·
Knstin Maberry, a 17-year-
old Cosld Mesa Girl Scout, led
the project to create the play-
house dS her Gold Award pro-
JPC't.
To receive the award,
equivalent to the Eagle Scout
Award m Boy Scouts. G11l
Scouts must complete exten-
sive requirements, mciuding a
community service project.
Kristin said her mother told
her about the Heritage House,
a treatment program for moth-
ers recovering from drug and
aicohol abuse. After visiting
last year, Kristin decided to
design a playhouse for the
group.
• 1 am interested in different
types of architecture, and I got
to design the playhouse,• she
said. ·we went .f.o look at the
Heritage House, a nd we
thought it would be nice if the
kids had something built just
for them. We wanted to add
something they would enjoy."
Kristin and her helpers
spent nearly four months
building the playhouse in her
backyard and then transport-
ing it to the Heritage House.
She said the project, which
included collecting financial
donations and toy furniture,
was well worth the effort.
"I learned a lot about build-
ing things," she said. "I
Learned I don't want to be a
construction worker. I learned
a lot about time management
too. It was fun having to orga-
nize the whole thing. I worked
a lot o{ hours on It."
Her dad, Wendell Maberry,
was one of Kristin's helpers.
"She learned to do some
things she had never done
before,• he said. •When we
went out trying to solicit funds,
f
we found out it is not always as
easy as you'd think. I'm very
proud of her. Now that we
finally got it finished and it's
finally there, our backyard
looks a little empty.•
Anita Barry, child care coor-
dinator at Heritage House, said
the children have been much
more excited about playtime
since the playhouse arrived.
·we couldn't get the kids
out of it for the first two
weeks,• she said. ·1 think they
like it because it is so beautiful~
ly made, and it's reaily bright-
ened up the backyard.
*Playing is very important
for our children because they
are also recovering from lives
with drugs and alcohol. A lot
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have grown up fast and have
seen things no kid should have
seen, so they need to get their
feelings out. Playing helps
them express different things
they are feeling and have fun
in a safe environment.• she
added.
Barry said she was surprised
to get the donation. Most dona-
tions are hand-me-downs, she
said.
"I got a call out of the blue
from [Kristin), saying her troop
wanted to do something for
us," she.said. "I said we'd be
happy to have anything. They
worked on it for quite a while,
and I knew it would be cute,
but I was blown away by how
nice it is. They went to a lot of
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the Costa Mesa Mayor's Out-
standing Youth Award.
The award recognizes
youngsters in the community
who have performed an out-
standing act, service or good
deed.
Both volunteers have
impressed their respective
program directors with their
dedicated and hard work.
·1 thought even after the
holiday that would be it, I
wouldn't see her again, but
she shows up without fail
every other Wednesday," Sin-
clair said. "She's a quiet girl,
but she's just this leader -a
great role model for other
kids who come in. A lot of
kids come in because they
have to. She comes in just
purely because she wants to."
Katie, 16, is a part of the
Volunteer Internship Program
YOUR DENTAL HEALTH
trouble, you can tell, even
matching the paint job of the
property. I know the children
and women felt really speciai
that someone would go
through all that trouble for
them. It made them feel reaily
loved!
Andrea Navarro, 11. said
she likes the playhouse
because it's fun, especially for
playing lea party with the "lit-
tle lads."
M It looks like the real hous-
es, and it's cool just to see it,·
she said.
Maryssa said the playhouse
is better than the real thing.
"I like it because there are
no mosquitoes," she said. •I
like to pretend I'm a cook."
at the high school.
Each year students apply
to the program and 50 are
selected, she said.
"What I do is math tutor-
ing, which reinforces the
lessons they learn in school,·
she said. "We do work sheets,
math games, things they
learned in school.•
She volunteered dunng
the Last school year at Orange
Coast College's preschool.
While she sAttd she enjoyed
that, she tlWiks she may have
found a perfect fit for herseU
at Whittier.
• 1 liked working with the
kids at the OCC preschool,
but I hnd that I do better in a
school-type setting, a teach-
ing environment,· she said. •1
like the third-graders. It's
really fulfilling, and the kids
seem to get a lot out of it.
They are really fun and really
sweet.·
BRIEFLY Ill
THE llEWS
Fire damages
apartment complex
A tire shot through a fire·
place and roof late Tuesday in
an apartment complex in
Costa Mesa but caused no
injuries, officials said.
Costa Mesa firefighters put
out the blaze afteT 10 p.m.,
officials said. An estimate of
the damage was not available
Wednesday.
It started as a structural
fire, said Barbara Marcosa,
spokeswoman for the Costa
Mesa Fire Department. The
cauae ol the fire ls still under
tnv~tigatioo.
Pirefighten ex>uld not see
the fire when they got to the
apartment comple~ ln the
3400 block of Pine Brook
Avenue, but within a oouple
of mtnutet flames lhot up
from tbe 11.rep&aee uld the
roof, .... Mid.
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AD air unit. 8 battellcm CbMif
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Quot• Of , DIEDAY .
'Jhere's no such ~ as pbv1ilg to ~ for a (armuity) CG19.
There er• no letters of nn. It just so happn he Mded up at cu pico _ •
Matt Simpson. Golden West .College track coach
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Going Put
for· th~ · -· " on it
• Orange Coast wjnds up with a 20-1 record as it gets
ready for the state playoffs at Long Beach next week. ·gold
A long with its official moniker
as the Newport Beach city
championship, the Newport
Beach Open has also become a
mini-tour event for professionals.
More than 200 pro and amateur
golfers will tee it up Monday in the
seventh annual Tommy Bahama
Newport Beach Open at Newport
Beach Country Club, an event
benefiting the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce.
Chamber president Richard
Luehrs once called the event ·the
(golf) niche right behind the
Toshiba Senior Classic,• and, with
the golf course in full bloom, there
could be some awfully low scores
· posted by the pros, who are
competing for a $10,000 cash purse
and a $4,000 watch for first place.
Amateurs. with a handicap of 12
or lower can compete in the
morning round with the pros, while
corporate fowsomes and other
amateurs will tee off Monday
Richard Dunn
GOLF
afternoon.
Last year's
champion,
Darren Ernst of
Costa Mesa, shot
5-under-par 65
wben the course
played as a par-70,
because of
remodeling work
on the 18th hole.
In 1999,
former UC Irvine
standout Perry
Parker (Dana
Point) won with
DAILY Pl.OT PHOTOS BY STM MCCRANK
Orange Coast's B.J. Ugbtvoet reaches to fend off a kill attempt
Steve Vlrgen
DAILY Pit.OT
COSTA MESA -Tradlbon
seems to be the source of
strength for the Orange Coast
College men's volleyball team as
it storms into next week's state
playoffs with extreme momen-
tum.
The Pirates dis'Played the
OCC tradition of hard-working
sophomores and the' success of
Coach Chuck Cuten~se's system
Wednesday, when they capped
a brilliant 20-1 season with an
easy, 25-9, 25-21, 20-25, 25-15
victory over visiting Grossmont,
last year's Orange Empire Con-
ference champion.
The Bucs ended the night.
with another tradition. ·
They threw Cutenese into the
OCC pool. Cheers ~oed into
the rught as the Pirates celebrat-
ed Wlth cannonball dives and
fist-raising excitem~nt, calrnmg
the enb.re expenence with a big
splash.
"It's been really speoal Uus
season because of our sopho-
mores,· Cutenese said moments
after stepping out of the pool. ·I
really had a great group that
spent the offseason'just·worklng
hard. They have really set the
stage for the freshman.·
The tireless work ethic of the
sophomores showed true against
the Griffins (2-13) and has been
a key to OCC's conference
championship, which it clinched
with three matches left in the
season.
The Pl.rates only loss came at
the hands of defending state
champion L.A. Pierce at OCC's
gym when Coast played its only
five-game match of the season.
Yet, as most of the players and
Cutenese will say, the loss only
JC VOLLEYBALL
made the team stronger The
Bucs have smce reeled off seven
straight as the loss woke them
up and they are now playing
with renewed confidence
"Twenty and one. that's d
great season,· Cutenese said
·For me, the reward 1s taking a
group like t.tus and watching
them be successful in my sys-
tem.·
OCC's sophomores illustrated
that success 111 Game l Smee
Wednesday was the Bucs' hnal
home game, only sophomores
played the first two games. fol-
lowing OCC tracllbon
The Bucs bwlt a 4-0 lead and
never lost thelf advdlltage. They
led 10-3 as Josh Miller and Ryan
Owen!. delivered potnh. with
their kills and blocks
Owens towered to earn d
block and gave OCC an 11-3
lead and Nate Hallett continued
the dorrundllon with two ace!>
Hallett came up with the findl
two points. a block and a kill,
marlang1he first tune the Ptrates
have held a team under 10
points in a game Uus season
Miller and KeVlil Goff each
posted a team-high 12 k11Js,
while Nick Ptasctunslu served
up 31 asslSts and Libero Ed Chun
went low for 13 cllgs. He 1s No 4
in the school's records for Mngle-
season digs with 195
With the Ptrates' OEC utJe.
they earned an automauc berth
in the state semifinal and will
play Apnl 27 at Long Bedch City
College.
The Bucs will face the WUUler
of Tuesday's regional playoff
match between Golden West
and the South Coast Confer-
ence's runner-up
a 2-under 69, the
second year of the new mini-tour
format. Eric Woods, a Corona del
Mar High product and longtime
standout on the Canadian Tour,
was the event's inaugural winner
in 1998.
Ernst, a former Ocean View
High and Golden West College
basketball player, earned $2,000
last year and a Breitling watch.
Orange Coast, home of the Rustlers
Ernst, who won a Golden State
Thur event March 29 at Diamond
Valley Golf Course in Hemet, is a
fourth-year goU pro who didn't
start playing the game until age 16.
This year will mark the first time
the event is played at Newport
Beach since the 18th-hole
remodeling was completed in July
2000.
Last year on the amateur side,
surfer-tumed-goUer Justin Barnett
was crowned the winner with a
6-over-par 76. It was Barnett's first
career golf title, after capturing
several surfing championships in
National Scholastic Surfing
Association competition.
One of the most amazing shots
last year was turned in by Joseph
Spiegel of J&S Automotive in
Costa Mesa.
Sitting at his table on the fourth
tee box, a par-3 hole over water,
Spiegel spent most of his day
watcliing gollers fire away at the
flag 134 yards from the white tees.
SEE GOLF PAGE 82
Com.mission on Athletics
Constitution -Bylaw 1.9.1
In a muJU-college district, a
student attending one college
may participate in a sport offered
by another college 1n the same
district provided the student is
enrolled in the course for that sport
at the college of participation.
G reg Stewart, a former track
star at Costa Mesa High, is
enrolled in 12 units at
Orange Coast College. Last
semester, he completed 16 units
and be says he attends OCC
because it has his intenor design
major. Yet, for his athletic needs,
Stewart finds what he wants at
Golden West Stewart is a Pirate in
the classroom and a Rustler on the
track.
He's a sprinter for the Golden
West men's track and field team.
Thars OK with the bylaws, but
where's the loyalty?
This rule is bogus, especially for
coaches, OCC's mentors in this
situation.
The Rustlers actually
have two OCC students on
their track and held team,
including pole vaulter
Logan Odden, who
reunited with his former
Marina High coach, Kevin
Magula, recently hired at
Golden West.
Simpson lS taking full
advantage of the COA rule.
In Stewart, Sunpson found
a sprinting gem, capable of
developing mto one of the
top spnnters in the state.
But he found Stewart at
OCC's campus, figuratively
speaking of course.
The commission on
athletes created the bylaw
because a multi-college
district would prove
beneficial for the student,
said T. Mark Johnson,
Comrnlssioner of the
Steve Virgen
COASTERS
Did Simpson approach
Stewart or Odden before
they might have planned to
compete for the Pirates?
"There's no such thing
as planning to compete for
Orange Empire Conference.
·The rule was put in there
because different colleges have
different sports and classes that
others don't,• said Johnson, who
has been affiliated with Califorrua
community college administration
for the past 42 years. •This was a
multi-college district problem.
All of us worked bard to get this
rule in.•
In regard to recruiting, Rustlers
track and field bead coach Matt
a (community) college,·
Sunpson said. "There are no letters
of intent. It just so happens be
ended up at our place.•
And that's what OCC coaches
don't like. Fred Hokanson, now the
school's Interim Athletic Ouector,
coached the Coast track team and
attempted to recruit Stewart after
his career at Costa Mesa High.
Also, Hokanson and current Pirates
track coach Gordle Fitzel say
Odden's brother, Arthur. was a star
for OCC in his days as a track
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
.Mesas Bryce She
•Mustangs' junior torching the golf courses with solid,
all-around play in Mesa's Pad.fie Coast League circles.
1bfty AhDbell
0M.Y PILOT
E a sport which takes some
people a Wetime to conquer,
Co.ta Mele High'1 Bryaa
beridan. bu made rapid
advancements in tbe game ol
golf In just a few short yeen.
•1 started playing golf on a
~t bellt llUtiDg around
the t6gbtb grade •• Sbeddan Mid.
•C\arrmtty. I'm a ICrU:b golfer
(no bandtolp) and I'd llU to
continue to get evm .,_., •
Sblrldml. the o.Dy PUOt
Atlll1• ol the Week. lbOW9d off
.... tdcb of bia ...... W9ek
dudng PW:Mk COMI 1...-
compebbon. .
Against University on April 10
at the ColJt4 Mesa Golf &
Country C\lb'I Mesa lJ.nda
Coune, Sheridan lt4rted bis
round with • double bogey, bat
managed to get u..e two strok•
beck in. huny.
On the fourth bole,. 3'7-yud.
par-4, Sbenda.,.. .. eecond
lbot from approatmat.ly IO yardl
out.He.nta~
wedgil shot..,. tbe ... -• couple of bouncM ......... bill
WM ID tbe bole tor aD ellgle.
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• SllSIBIDM ....
athlete The OCC coaches were
expectmg Logan Odden to follow
in his brother's footsteps and 1010
their team. But, Sunpson and h.u.
staff had other plans ·u 1t were the other way, they
would be upset at us,· Hokanson
said. "Some Golden West coach
approached our athletes when they
were at our school and that's what
upsets me •
Stewart said he never planned to
compete for the Pl.rates He said he
didn't tell anyone he would ever
compete for OCC
He wanted to take advantage of
the COA rule. on wtuch he ha no
dear opuuon
"I want to say yes, but then I
want to say no,• Stewart swd when
asked lf he thought the rule was
fair. ·ves, because it gwes the
student a chdnce to expand tus
talent. No. because lf I was a coach
I wouldn't like 1t But, 1t' more up
to the athlete. It's tus choice on
what he wants to do.·
SEE COASTERS PAGE 82
Mesa's Tiger
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82 Thursday, April 19, 2001 SPORTS Doily Pilot
COASTERS
CONTINUED FROM 81
Said Fitzel, ·Personally, 1 don't think it's fair. Heck, I don't
make the rules. If there are loopholes In the rule, some
coaches are going to take advantage. It's not illegal.•
Fitzel and Stewart met again on Feb. 9 when OCC and
Golden West competed in a five-team meet won by the
Pirates ..
Logan Odden won the pole vault with a 15-6 clearance.
And the Coast coaches also saw Stewart, the OCC
student, in a Rustler uniform. He won the 100 meters in 10.9.
·I really don't think they liked that too much, .. said
Stewart, a freshman.
Yet, It appears the coaches' emotions really didn't matter
to Stewart. lie's looking out for No. 1.
Stewart said he chose Golden West because he would be
challenged.
"Everyone at OCC would be running at the same pace as I
did in high school,• Stewart said. •Tuey are faster at Golden
West."
Stewart runs on the Rustlers' 4 x 100 relay team which is
ranked No. 4 in Southern California. Despite nagging left
hamstring tigbQless, Ste wart also excels in the 100 and 20~.
But, it's all legal.
The rules allow Stewart to compete for the Rustle rs, so
there really ls no bad guy in this story. There is no
controversy, Fitzel said.
"It's just something that happens,• the OCC track coach
said. "We just got out-recruited by Matt Simpson. They did
a good job in getting him. It was a shock when we heard
(Stewart) wouldn't run for us. We had arranged for him to
come to our school ... at the last minute he ended up going
to Golden West.·
STM MCCRANIC I OMV PLOT
Parents congratuJate members of the AYSO Costa Mesa Region 120 Select under-t21 foll~g a key victory.
Said Simpson, "We don't make the rules. We follow the
rules. We're recruiting several athletes who attend Orange
Coast College·(for the next track season) ... the ones who
attend OCC just because they live over there."
Astros, Cardinals split NHBA. BRONCO
Mets edge
Cardinals
Since the rules allow this, there is really only one way to
se ttle all this. On the track, where someone will say,
"scoreboard,• and none of this recruiting etiquette or COA
bylaws will matter. .
OCC won the first team round and the squads wHJ meet
again April 27 and 28 when the Orange Empire Conference
preliminaries and finals take place. But, Stewart and Logan
Odden can also point to the scoreboard if the y wrap up OEC
individual titles. which could prove they made the right and
justiliable decision to compete with the Rustlers.
•After a 6-5 Cdrdinals' triumph, the
Aslros bounce back for a 6-3 victory.
COSTA MESA Th<> M.tros spht d
I wo-gdmP nuc..lw<•Pk '><>nes with the Card ma ls
in Costd MP'>d Ndt1C>nc1l Ledgue Mdjors
IJ1v1s1on dct1on
Aftc>r dropptnq c1 h·S dec1s1on to the
CMdtndl'> on April I I , the Astros regrouped
c1nd held ofl lhc> RPclb1rds. 6·3, two days later.
Cdrd indl'>' pitcher Starnes Arnold led the
WcJY 12 stn k<·out'> in the completc·gdlTle win.
Steve Shelton, Peter Frydendall, Garrick
Williams tlncl Arnold C'dch cdmP through
with k<!y htl'> in lh<' fourth mmng dS th£>
C'ctrds JUlllJ>Pd out to c1 4-0 lc•c1d.
AflN thP Astros bc1tlle>d bc1ck and took c1
5·4 lec1d, f-rydc•ndull's two-nm sing le drove in
Andrew Monette c1nd Matt Biagi for the win.
In lht• '>Cconcl gdmP, Astros' pitchers Drew
Bertoni dnd Austin Evett combined for three
slnkcoul!>, while Caleb Burgess dnd Jordan
Alcazar '>pc1rk<'d th<> def<>nse.
Alca1df, Burgt'S'>, Kory DeAngelo, Matt
Pisarski dnd Lawrence Thunnell each
hPlped thP A..,tro.., '>COrC''> c-nough runs to post
thf' victory
In othN Mc1111r'> D1v1'>1011 d<·llon
• DODGERS 6, CMALL YANKEES 0 -Mike
McDanJels pitched tl complete-game
orw-h1ll<•r with 10 '>lnkPoUl'> for the Dodgers
c1ncl c1lso pwv1clL•cl tlw olll'nw with two home
COSTA MESA NATIONAL LL
runs and fi ve RBis.
Brian Sankey had two hits and an RBI for
the Dodgers, while Justin Long, Cory Weikel
and Juan Guzman each bad key hits.
• DIAMONDBACKS 13, CMALL WKfll! Sox 1
-Austin Elliott had three hits and an RBI to •
lead the 0-Backs over the White Sox.·
Othe r Dia mondback offensive contributors
incl uded Trevor McDonald, Allan Kincaide,
Taylor McClanahan, Riley Hart. Mitch
Friedmann and Kyle Miller.
In Minor-A action:
• DIAMONDBACKS 10, CMALL Anwmcs 9 -
The Diamondbacks posted their first victory
of the season with a win over the A:s.
Devon Edwards, Cortney Ulrich, Jeffrey
Scboettler, Sean Ulrich, Jonathon Jopes and
Cody Woods sparked the D-Backs' offense,
while Erle Mickelson, Mu Friedman, Gene
Garcia, Carlos Guzman, Gilbert Beas and
Gavin Montague anchored the defense.
• D ODGERS 9, CMALL ANCEL'i 7 . In a team
wsn, the Dodgers were led by the all-around
play of Nick Pederson, Nick Urbanic, Aaron
GPOss, Alex Grosek, Troy McClanahan,
Nolan Carr, Jeffrey Crosson, Marco
Morales, Bryce McClain, Jordan Moeller,
Frank DeNoewer and Ryan Maxwell.
•Razzano drives in
winning run in 12-11
Bronco Division win.
John Razzano went 3 for 4
and drove in the winning run
as the Mets pulled out a
12-11 victory over the
Cardinals in Newport Harbor
Baseball Association Bronco
Division (ages 11 -12) action.
Brennan Davis came
through with a triple and two
singles and scored the
winning run for the Mets,
while Thomas Southern
went 2 for 3, including a
home run and a triple.
Davis pitched three strong
innings with six strikeouts,
The Cardinals were led by
Matt Kretschmar pitched two
solid innings with six
strikeouts and provided
some offense with two hjts.
In Mustang Di vtSion
(ages 9-10) a ction:
Before Stewart competes in the OEC meet, he will rest.
His last meet was Saturday and Stewart now wants his
hamstring to heal so be'U be ready for the conference meet.
Said Simpson, HWe're going to rest him dnd le t him loose
in the conference finals.•
Don't let him get too loose, Matt Stewart could end up at
Saddleback or he may even end up competing for the school
he actually attends.
When asked if there was a possibility he would eve r
compete for Orange Coast in the future, Stewart didn't say no.
HJ really don't know, H he said.
In order for Stewart to compete at OCC next year, he
would more than likely have to take a semester off to
establish his athletic transfer to Coast, Johnson said.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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GOLF
CONTINUED FROM B 1
Anxious to try it himself,
Spieg el was given a club to
take a crack at IL And,
without any wannup swings,
Spiegel hit the green
and won the group's
closest-to-the -pin honors.
~I'd been dying to do it aU
day,· Spi eg el said.
Red Wings defeat Stars, 11-3; Iverson, Wilson each score 4 goals
• ROCKIES 9, ORIOLES 2 -
Matt Sarva.k went 3 for 4
with a triple a nd three RBis
lo lead the Rockies over the
Mets.
Mike Razzano, Jake
Larklns, Levi Rowe and
Cody Green each added
RBis in the RQCkles' balanced
attack.
FOO'raALL
The pre-tourname nt
Casino Night Party and
Putting Contest 1s Sunddy at
Sterling BMW in Newport.
Beach. Th<> R1·cl Wtnq'> 1N1d ti couple of hot
<;corN'> to clPIPdl thP Stdrs, 11-3, m fourth
qrr1clc· I lcirl>or A 1eu Boy'> & Girls Club roUer
ho<'kt>y r1cl1on.
Ryan Iverson rind Chase Wllson edch
scorPcl lour qoc1I.., tor thP RPc:I Wings, while
Colin Keith, Tony Nasca nncl Cody Parole
·~
ROLLER HOCKEY
each added single tallies to cap the scoring
for the Red Wings.
Tough Red Wing d efe nse was
enforced by Elb.abeth Marney and Max
Venaas.
SHERIDAN
CONTINUED FROM B 1
Cam Koppel sparked the
Rockies' defe nse, while
pitchers Green, Razzano and ·
Jason Harris combined to
strike out 13 Orioles.
BRYCE StERIDAN
SCHEDULE
TODAY
a.Mtwtll
Community college •
Orange Coast at Cypress,
2p.m.
Mickelson a nd the results
of Tiger Woods, H Sheridan
said. "Phil is d very me llow
g olfer out there, but Tiger's
scoring is tough to beat.·
BREITLING
the round with il that went
sn and he said it did,·
Sheridan swd. ·I was so
excited. That just pumped
me up the rest of the
round."
For the average golfer
out there. Sheridan has
these few lessons. "Most
golfers I see out there are
overswinging, • he said. ·1
tell people out there so
keep the head down and
bend more at the knees.
That helps me out there. H
1884
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From there, Sheridan
birdied three of the final
fi ve holes a nd finished with
a njne-hole score of
3-under-par 32, leading au
gollers.
1\vo days later, Sheridan
again medaled for the
Mustangs, shooting a 3-over
39 at the Oak Creek Golf
Course against Northwood.
·I lhlnk the key for me is
just hitting straight shots off
the tee and hitting the shots you need
throughout the round to post a low score,•
Sheridan said. "I take lessons once a week
from local pro Andy Crinella to fine tune
certain areas of my game. I'm trying to make .
my swing as perfect as possible."
With an. average of 290 yards off the tee,
Sheridan, who has medaled In nearly every
match th1s season, is trying to pattern his golf
game to a palr of lop-qUdlity professionals.
·1 want to play with the poise of Phil
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BRIEFS
During his brief playing
career. Sheridan has been
fortunate enough to play at
top-quality Southern
California golf courses,
such as Strawberry Panns
a nd Coto de Caza, but he
1till has hopes of playing on
the jewel course of the
west. Pebble Beach.
It just looks like an awesome course lo
play," Sheridan said. "Hopefully, someday,
I'll get there.•
When ho's not on the golf course,
Sheridan can be found tending the goal for
the Mustangs' boys soccer team, or on the
mound for Mesa's baseball team.
·1 al.so like hanging out with my girlfriend
and bodyboarding, • the ever·bUJY Sheridan
said.
Pi.rates def eat
Golden West
SEAL BEACH -The
O rang Coast College me n's
golf team pulled out a 370· •o.4 Or&ngo Empire Confer·
encP victory over Colden
Weit at the Navy Ciolt
Coune, par 72.
I larbor HJgh) was the medal·
ist wtth a 69. while Costa
Mesa grad Lou Carrasco (72),
Mike Akahoshi (75), Brian
Winston (76) and Ja110n
Woodrome (78) completed
the Pirates top-five.
the Pltates' softball team
dropped an 8-0 Orange
Empire Conlerence dedaion
to visiting Fullerton Wednet·
day.
w .... ear 1m ~1,0....C...I
Jake Allanach (Newport
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Bu~ fall to Fullerton
COSTA MESA -Renee
Snyder record9d ~
Coast College'• Jone hit ..
'
Fullnon ,., -... ,, • ar.nae c.o.t ooo oao . o 1 2 lurildc end~ Gullen
end Mll9. w • lunl«. 1~J.
L • Gullln, MO. 21,. 5dWo (fl. Lindgren CF).
The grand prize in the
putting contest is $10,000.
The event, open to the
public, features a full casino,
food, hosted cocktails,
entertainment, hors
d'oeuvres, a sile nt auction
and a chance to win a
one-year lease on a new
BMW.
Golf professionals are not
eligible for the $1 0,000
Putting Contest. Casino
Night is $30 per person
for those not playing in
Monday's tourna me nt.
Openings are still available
for Casino Night and the
tournament. Details: (949)
729-4400.
Pe rhaps the best part of
the Newport Beach Open is
the $275 player fee, which
includes golf, lunch, course
beverages, tee prizes with
first-rate 'merchandise and
admission to Casino Night.
Newport Beach Golf
Course starter Jerry Wyrlck
shot 7 4 ahd finished Ued for
third Tuesday in the Pacific
GoU Players Tour at
Landmark Golf Club at Oak
Quarry ln Riverside. Wyrick
won $125 in the open senior
event. He followed winner
Jerry Crowell (Riverside),
who shot 72, and runner-up
Bobby King (Temecula), 73.
Mesa Verde Country Club
assistant pro Jeremy
Clevenger and David
Stephens of Lakewood won
the Southern California PGA
Pro-Pro Scramble at the
par-72 TIJeras Creek la1t
week.
Clevenger and 9teptMma
shot 63 and won a
audden-deda pa.yaa owr
Marty LalOdle tiDd ...
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leCDlld.. ~adStmpbmi MrDed 11 9ech.
Doily Pilot SPORTS Thursday, April 19, 200 l 83
Sailnrs blank Saddleback M~tangs .get
technical, win
•Last-inning squeeze
play for Mesa scores
winning run in a 5-4
victory over Century.
•Newport Harbor pitcher 'JoerBrown keeps the Roadrunners
off the scoreboard in 8-0 Win at Pride of the Coast Tournament.
ing double play ... and Chn Ward made
two stellar dJvmg stops dt thJrd lor outs.
After Lane singled to open the hflh
Richard Dunn
DAILY PILOT
I
HlfJ.h school
BASEBALL
Tony Altobell!
DAILY PILOT
do that.• inning, he advanced to thJrd on bdck·
Leddmq th« NE>wport hit to-back wild pitches dnd
pardde Wd'> senior Jon Van-"'Our situational scored on Vdnde~loot's '>ec-
dersloot. who went I lor 2, ond sconng fly br11l for a 6-0
with two !>dC'nlice rues dnd hitting was SruJors' advantag('
three RBis. much better Newport do.,cd out its
Alan Ldnc> was 2 for 2 scoring ih thr> '>1xlh with d
COSTA MESA -Techni-
cally' speaking, Costd M esa
High squeezed in the conso-
laLion championship of the
Pride of the Coast Touma-
111ent Wednesday against vis-
iting Century.
l>qudd's win over Saddleback
in the season opener, then
vkton£'s over Santa Ana, 2'-1,
dod Sant.A Ana VdUey, 4-3, t.n
the Pride of the Coast.
Bduenneister used every
player. including ftVP pitch-
ers, on Senior Day.
In the seventh, clfler Cen-
tury reliever Tory · Garcia
struck out the side to Wlggle
oul of trouble 10 lhe sixth,
Mesd's Carlol> Franco openPd
the inning with c1 hard-rut
hnc>-drive out to the l<'f t field-
N, Alex Gutierrez, in d 4-4
tleddlock.
NEWPORT BEACH -Unselftsh
baseball wds the order of the day for
the Newport Hd.fbor li1gh basebaJI
team in Wednesd(!y's 8-0 win over Sad·
dJeback III the? 1J tb place hnals Of the
Pnde of the Coast Toumdment.
Four sacnfice rues. along with some
quality dt-bats helped the Sdl.lors (7-12)
maximize their eight hits for eight runs.
uour situational htlltng was m uch
better today," Newport Codch Jim
Kiefer said. ·we got some key ruts. but
managed to move runners over and gel
them in when we had the opportuni-
ties.~
with two rum. cored dnd an today. We got base~-loaded, RBI wdlk by
RBI, while re'>E'ive outfield-some key hits, Brant and dn RBI smglP by Vandersloot
er Adam Cherry .made the but managed DaVld ·zuJudgd wcmt 2 for
most of h1s start w1th an RBI 3 for Saddlebdck ( 1-17)
single, d run scored and c1 lo move runners The Sailor. will ho<:.t Tustin
mce al-bdt movmg a runner over and get in a makeup CJMllP from the
over lo thud with nobody h Costa Mel>a-foolhtll Tourna-
out t em in when ment Thursddy befurn resum-
Aftcir tht• Sdllors scored we had the mg Sea Vif'w Ledgue action
~mgle runs 1n the hn.t two . . ,, dt home agc1mc,t Ali-.o N1gu<'I
mnmqs, thE'y took control opportunities··· April 27. Both gc1mc~ hegm di
with d thrt•P-run third Jim Kiefer 3 p.ni
inning Cod y rorsyti)e's Rl,ll Newport Harbor PfllOE Of THE COAST
And, techn ically, M esa's
Mike Armstrong bunted per-
lt·cUy on a suicide squeeze in
the last of the seventh inning
to score Steven Shores for the
waJk-orr winning run in d 5-4
v1ctory to cap BasebcilJ Spring
Hreak 2001.
But, lechnicaJJy, the Mus-
tangs (12-6-1) weren't PVC'n
1.11pposed to play Century (4-
lb).
Corona del Mar was
Mesa's opponent. dCCording
lo the toumdlnent bracket,
hut the Pacific Codsl League
c10d Npwport-Mesa District
nvd.ls meet tWJce in the future
and didn't want to taint the
"howdown by revedl.Jng signs
,md player tl'ndenoe~ bcfore-
hdnd.
A~ 11 the game's symbolism
of !:.lal1st1cal equdlity came
next, Shores, the Pnsuing
Mc•sd h itter, reclched base
c;afely on a roullnely rut high
chopper to third bc1-.e for an
mfteld smgle
Limiting Saddleback's opporll.tnities
was Srulorr.' right-hdOd pitcher Joel
Brown. Th£' senior pikhcd a complete-
game shutout scattenny seven h1ts
along the Wdy. I le struck out six and
recorded 13 grnund ouL'> dnd only two
fly outs.
"H's thC' same story wtth our pitch-
ing." K1efN c;aid . "U they get ahead
and force the hitters to hit thf>tr pitches,
they can b<' effeclive. JO<'I wds able to
i.ingle Wd'> 'iandwichc•d baseball coach TOURHAMEHT
between 'iC-Onnt.J ny balls by 13th place finals NEWPOflT HAAJIOR 8 Vdndersloot dnd Donovdn SADOt.OACJ( O
Wong. Saddleback 000 000 0 · 0 7 2
Thdl Wd<, more th<.1n enough for Newport Harbor 113 012 11 • 8 8 1
Brown, who ll'l hJs deft>n'>C> ldke Cdie of Valenzuela. Nelson (6) and Gonzalez. Brown and Metkov1ch. W Brown, 4 3 dny minor fdlTI'> he mdy hdve goltf'n tn L • Valenzuela 2B Zuluaga CS). Brant (NH),
to N<•wpor1 turned lhrN' mntnq-~nd-Metkov•ch (NH) With the running run
dboard. Shores stulo second
bas<> and moved to third on
c1n l'rror. Then, with the count
2-1 on Armstrong, the bdtlPr
turn<'d rus head dOd looked t1l
Sho1 l''i dt third before h1l>
bunt won the gdmc>.
Sea Kings. let one slip ~way, 9-3
Purther, Century th1~ year
l1<1d alrecldy played Santa
Ana Valley, ils schPclulPd
opponent ror 11th place, anrl
ylddly went along with tlw
'iWltCh.
In the first inrnn~1. Shor<>l>
clouted his third homf' run of
th• yeM, a three-run shot to
Jell ft(•lcl on Century startPT
Phtlhp Alves' hr.I pitch dftpr
hdck-to-back walk ...
MPst.1 lied th<' ~J<1mc>, 4-4, in
the• ... 1xth when Armstrong
1.cowd from third on a wild
pitch
• Lack of offense comes back to
haunt CdM in loss to SA Valley.
Tony Altobelli
DAILY PILOT
CORONA DEL MAR The Coronu
del Mar I ligh bclsebdll tC'ttm wds one out
.1wdy lrom hdnding Sdnld /\nu VdUey 1L'>
11th one-run lo.,s of thc> l>Cd'ion, but th<'
P<.1lcons' bdts Wdnncd up di JU.,1 lhe nyht
lime.
didn't do 1t," Emrrt(' '>did "Sure, we•
scored thrl'P run-. tn the slXlh inning, hut
we hdd lM.,t·., loadf'd with nobody out
c1nd v.n· couldn't push t1rro'>'> d1tothN
run Th<tl°'• whdl hurt u<:. the most •
After S<mld And VdUt>y (4-lfil hrokc• d
sc.orcle'>-. dl'u<llock with two 1 uns tn tht•
sixth innmq, ( 'dM dnSWNNI hdck in the•
bottom of th" frdme .
VaUey refused to gu t.1Wt1Y Wtth t w1J
outs and 'c1 runner on fir-.t, Robt>rt Pachl-
la'c; slow rhoppN mandc)('d to stt1y lt111
for an mJwld smgle, wllmq up Ndvt1rro"•
game-tymg RBI smglP to h•ft Th(• ty111q
run wc1s unedmed.
CdM loudcd lhe bct'>f'., with two 0111.,
in the> bottom of the M'Vf'rtlh, bul n1uld
not get th<• Ing htl to encl tltt • IJdlTlP Wilh CdM losmg Wr'dnes-
clc1y to VaUey, you c:ould brnld
d Cdse for dedanng Mesa dS
< onsolallon champion-..
For the Centuno~. how-
• ·vcr, 1t was another heart-
hrt'aking loss in lht> toumd-
111l'nl. rollowing d runc>-innmg
w t back to San Clemc>ntc>, 7-6,
.md dn e1ght-mrung d<'fc•at to
C'dM, 2-1.
"''°' Of THE COAST TOURNAMENT Consolation A gamc>-ly1ng RBI smqle hy Gu.,
Nt1varro t•nt1blf'd Vdlley lo PxplodP with
six runs 1n thP eighth to pull out a q.3
wm over lht> hu'>t Sec1 Kmg., 10 l'n<h1 of
thf' C0<tst Toumdlnent dC11on
Dav<' Kiwcht <.llld Keith Long oprnt•cl
the· slXth with hack-to-bdck wulks Billy
Ec19Je came> throuyh with d double into
tlw rtght-rl'nll'f h eld q<1p, sronnq
KnL•cht ancl Lonu to tw the qc1me.
The eighth mnmg Wd., domm<1ti>d Ii~
the Falcons, who corNI .,,x run., on ""'
ruts Angel Reye!> brok1• thl· Lw with d
two-run smqle on dn 0-2 count. IJl'forc•
Padilld's three-run honw rnn tmd Nc1vt1r-
ro's solo home run 1cc>d ltw <Jdlllf'
CoSTA MESA 5, Cu mJRY 4
Century 1200100 4 7 1
Costa Mesa 300 001 1 · 5 10 2
Alves. Garcia (6) and Ceia.
Andrew Johns IHI a qround<'r to short-
.,top, hut KnN·ht mdnrtql'<I lo hedl the•
throw to thml
""'OE Of TH£ COAST TOURNAMENT
Consofnlon
SA VAU£Y 9, COltONA on MAR 3
Santa Ana Valley 000 002 16 -9 12 I .
"We're now the champs of
Sclnta Ana, "Costd M esa
Coach Kirk 8duerme1ster
qUJpped, refemng to his
Snyder. Stevens (3), Costelloe (S),
Sheridan (6), Franco (6) and
(.arrasco, N. Hunter (5)
W -Franco, 4-2. L Garcia.
2B Franco (CM). Gutierrez (C),
Ceja (C), Nunez (C), Ramirez (C),
Gama (C) HR -Shore~ (CM)
The Set1 Kmg'> 114-5) rdn out of pitch-
ing down th(• sln•tch, but dccordmg lo
Cottch .John Emme, that's not where th<>
game was lo-.t ·we hc1d opportun1l1e'i to blow the
gtlme open Idle m the gc1me dnd we JU.,t
Enc Srwll promptly <louhlt>cl to nqht-
c t•nter, sconnq Edgl<• ancl q1vmg Cdr-.t d
3-2 lead. We•., I Jockinso11 w<1s mtc>nlion-
ctlly Wdlkt•d to load lht> he1-.c•.,, still with
no ou~. but d strikeout dn<I double pldy
ended the thrl'dl
Corona del Mar 000 003 00 3 4 3
Rogers. Va\quez (6), Navarro (7) and Na113rro.
Vasquez (7). Cuyler, Stockstill (8) and McKee11er
W • Navarro L Cuyler 28 Medina M. Eagle
(C) 2, Snell (Q HR • Padilla M. Navarro M
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8316380 Uru1 Code B Loan "a 27lA931/GRANV1UE
AP No: 9lMJ.789 T D SERVICE COM·
PANY, as duly &Pjlolntcd
TNM« under lM follow•
Ill& detcnbed ~ or
TNJl WJU. SEU.. AT
PUBLIC AUCTION TO
lliE HIOHEST BIDDER
FOR CASH (tn Ille romra wtucll are llwtlll Wider
1n Che United Statul
and/or Ille utlller's,
urufocd or other cbceb S\'tdfocd in Civil Code
Sca10n 292•1\ (payable m full M lbc tunt of ult to
T D ~a Company)
111 nJhl. title and
1nttrt:11 conveyed 10 and
now held by 11 under sakl
Deed of TNSI in Che prop-
eny heftil\lfler de-
acnbed. TM·
tor ORANVILl.E IN-
VESTMENT. LP
Recorded ~ 12, 1996 u lllllr No 199tt0467019 "'Booll .•
-Paac -of OMclal R.ecor4l in Che omu or
Ille Recorder of OllANOE
COWllY, pvr1Ualll IO die
Notice of DcflAll! &lld
~IO Sell llle:ft• under recorded Decanbcr
29, 2000 u loar No 2<m711l36 Ill look -
Paac -of Ofrlc111
Reconl1 1n the otrou or
Ille R.econler or OR-
ANOE Couniy, YOU
AllE lN DEFAULT UN.
DER A DEED OF TRUST
DATED SEPTEMBER '· 1996 UNLESS YOU
TAKE ACTION TO
P1lO'raCT YOUR PROP· ERTY, IT MAY BE
SOLD AT A PUBLIC SAl.E. IF YOU NEED
AN EXPLAHATION OF TlfE NATIJllB OF 'Tlti P~EEDINO AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LA WYER. 1147 Oll.4NVIU£ DRIVE,
HEWJ'OltT BBACH, CA
92660 (If. -lditflWIOf---· .ooe or propcny la "'°" •••. llO WllmlllY " 11•111 .. to IQ
COl!lflftnnl Of CO~· -» SaW Salt ot PfOIPN'Y will bt tlllde in
• la CO.S.tdofl Wllo«
_,,_or~. •-PtW or ..,._.,
,....,. ... 11111 ....... or __..,._, • pe~
Ille~~
-of die llotl(1) IK\lr9d
by 11141 0-S et TNll,
Miii ,_II hi laid llOCI
PfOtilhd, ....... If
., . ..i. .. -or .. 0... ., TNll, ,_, dlllJtt ... ........ of .. T,.._ ... ., .. tr-._..."' .... .,..,. ot ,..,. Seid lalt will
....... •: Ar!Ul.1' 2001. AT ) 00 ...... ON TMI ...oN'1' S'TWS 'TO TMI ~ Ot'
1MI ~· C1VK: CINTllt. lOO L CHAPMAN, OAANOI. CA ,.. .. ._., ..
lllldll ••hlll• If ... .......... -0( .. ..... -....., .. ............ ..,
........... Olli ,,,... .........
:. -r:-1..~1' . ......... .. ....., ... ....... ... ........ _ ..
' I
coul tndcbccdllQI due
Dace Mud! JO. 200 I
T 0 SERVICE COM·
PANY u aid Tnutce.
KIMBERLY COON·
RADT, ASSISTANT
SECRETARY T.D SERVICE COMPANY mo E. FIRST ST •
sun~ 210. Po eox
11981 SANTA ANA.
CA 9'2711·1911
71 41S4J·ll72 We are
wituna lhe Beneficiary io
collec:r a debt &nd any
Jnfonnadon we obuin will
be llted ror 11111 purpotc
11o11e11Kr rteC'l~ed orally 01
111 '"'l"lllnl If n&tlable,
Ille upetled opcruna bid
may be obtamcd by c.al1Jlll
die follov.1n1 ldq>hone
nwnber(s) on tbe dty
before lhe Die: 714/480-
5690 TACf 468994<:
PUB 4/0$/01, 4112101.
41t9/0I
Fictitious BualriHs
Name Statement
The lollowlng persons
are dolna buslness ff
Peach °"rrM Giits, 135
E Rocl'to11er •Ct
Costa Ml5'1 CA 92627
J1cquelyn Caswell
135 E Rocnester •C 1. Cosca Mesa, CA 92627
Thi• bualnesa IS COO• dUCtad by an tndlvldual
Hive you sl11t1ed
doing buMllSS yel? No
Jacquelyn Caswell
Thos &1a1emeo1 """ 1ile<I Wtlh Ille Counly
Cletk o4 Orange County on 04/08l2001
20018810118
Daffy P1lol ; 12, 19, 26, May 3, I Th925
FJctltloUs Buslne ..
Neme Statement
The lollowinp perS0111
.,. doing ~ al.
MJC Retlty, 2651
lrvtne Me, 1118. Coale
Mela, CA 92627
Joel C1rtson. !842
lrvtne Ave • Newport
Bellc:h, CA 92660
Thot bUtinest Is c:oo-WCl&d by en lndtvlduel
Have you atarttd
dOll\g ~ yet? No
Joel CarllOO
Thi• ltatement WU liled With the qounty ci.tc ol Ortngl councy on~!
tocltlNGa14 ~P'llo4 Afi'. 5. 1i. 19, 1 T1'!9]2
Fictitious Buslne11
Name Statement
The 1o11ow109 persons a1e dOlnQ buslnen as
01 M8rte Home
Fum1sh1n9s. 1044 Irvine
Avenue Newport
BellCtl CA 92660
01 Mane Ltd (DEi
1013 Cenlre Road
Wllrtwlqlon. DE 19805
Tnos business 11 con· ducted by a corpo!allOfl
Have you started oong business yel7 No
DI Mane Lid
D• Mane. Presldenl
Tl\15 Slalemenl ""as
ltlod ""Ith Ille Counly
Clerk ol Orange County
on 03123'2001
20016159258
Daily Pilot Mar 29, ~
5, 12, 19, ?Q01 Ttl859
Fictitious Buslne11
Name Statement
Tile following persons
.,. doong buSlnesS 85
Coast Pubh1n1ng
3419 VIA LodO. Newport
Beach. CA 92663
Anthony Wtlllem
Wrelll. 218 Crystal Ave
Balboa Island, CA
82682
Thia ~ess Iii con·
OUCtod by 1111 WldMdlill
Have you started
doing bulll'less yel? No
Anlllony W. W11lh
This ata11men1 wns
loi.d wltn the Counly
Clelll o1 Oranoe County on 03/23J2001
20011158259
Da.ily Piiot Mil 29, AP<
5, 12, 19, 2001 IM60
Fictitious Busln•H
Name Statement
The lolkwwmg pereoo1
ore OOlflQ bus#ltel aa
A I Vt11on Oue11
Coaching, B ) Vjaton
011e11 Coach, 263 Hanover 01we, Costa
Meu, CA 92628
CNlford Ray Vonhng, 283 H1nover Or1ve.
Colla Mela. CA 92629 Thrt busineM II COii·
ducted by• Ill lndMclull
Hive you 111rted
doW1g busirlela yet? No
CM!ofd Ray VonlinQ Tnll 1111ement wu
1110<! with Ille County ~ ol Otanoe Col.wily on 03l'l3l200 I
2001Nlt2tt [)My Piiot Mar 29 A/1(
5. 12, JP, 2001 Mt
Flctlllous Bualness
Name Statement
The lottow1ng persons
are OOong bus.ncss as
So Cal Angels
BaHball Club 10-06
Poppy Cir Cosl.i Mesa.
CA 92626
Regina E Williams
1006 Poppy C·r Cosla
Mesa. CA l)2b2f;
Th110 busines• •• con ducted by an ondNIOual
Have you staried
do•no business yet? Yes. 6/2000
Regtna E W111tams
This :.1e1emen1 was
Med ""•Ill Ille C<iunry Cletk ot Orange Cqunty on 03/23/2001
20016858263
Daily Piiot Mar 29, AfX
5, 12, 19, 200t Th863
Fictitious Bualness
Name Statement
The IOll0..,1ng per$0tlS
are doing bUsmess as Pac1hc Wiley Cale
Bakery & Collee Co
2622 San MIQuel New·
port Beach. CA 92660
Gina M Oe Mochael.
2622 San Miguel Ne""
port BNctl CA 92660
Jan M Salvato. 2622
San M19uel, Newpon
Beacll CA 9?660 Ross H Salvato 2622
San Miguel, Newport
Beacf), CA 92660
This busmess IS con·
ducted by a general
partne11n1p
Have you started
doing business ye17
Yff, 12195
Gina M 0e Mclleel
Thia aullement was
toled with the Counly
Clef'k ol Orange County
oo 03/23.'200 I 200188592'7 ~ Pitot ~ 29, Apf
5, 12, 19. 2291 Th864
Fictitious Business
Name St.tement
The lol1ow1ng person•
are doing~ ..
Hart 1nd Auociatn,
20122 Santa Ana A11e.
4C. SalU Ma Heights,
CA 92707
Lynelle June T1mp11n.
20122 S&nta Ant '-vt .
4C. Santa Alla Heights. CA 92707
This bu..neu 11 con
IM:*' by: an ln<Mdull
Hevo you 111t1ed
doing bu11ne11 v•t? Yea, :V12101
Ftctttlous Bueln.t• Lynelle June Tamphn Heme ~t Thil 11111men1 .... The ~ OtflOl'I• I~ ""!ti tilt County ~ lu.lneee .,. ooing ~ • Clatk of Orll'ICll CounlY
...,... ........... RMM PrOclUCllOlll. on ~( The lollowlrlg ptf'IOnt I~ KMllrtttl Lane, IOttMMHI
ere dolnQ bullrlMa U . Hlimlnuton 8aec:ll CA ~ Pllol Mir 29, Al/( ReeldlntNll MonQaoe 9284t So 12. II, 200! Thl65
Corpofellon. 3700-ti Ryen Aenley Mein Flctlttoue lue!MN
Sulln 81 , Slllt. 2~. 1011\, 18t34 llN-icll ..__ ..... -t s.nc. ~. CA 8270o' Ltne. Hun11ng1on ._... ---wM1
All~ Wodch<s
Tn1s s1a1emenr ..... as
hied with the County
Cletk ol Orange County
on 0312912001
20016859270 Daily P1lo1 Mai 29 Apr
L!.Lt9, 2001 Th867
Fictitious BusinHa
N1me Statement
The lollow1og persons
are doing busmess d'>
Calla Telo
commun1ca11ons Co
(GTC) 9081 Guss 01
11unhno1on Beach CA 92646
Jellrt1 Damn GaHa
9081 Guss Or Hunt
1ng1on Beach CA 92648
Thos 1>Us1ness 1s con
ttuclod by an 1ndMdual
Have you started
doorig business yet?
Yes A-1995
Jell Galla
This stalemen1 was
hied ""1tn tne Counly
Cle1k of Orange County on 03'2Jl200t
200,6859284
Daily P110I Mat 29, ~
5 12, 19 2001 Th@
FlctlUous BuslneH
Name St1tement
Tile lono ..... 1ng pe11on1 are dO!ng bUS1ness as
Co1111al Funeral Service 11901 Ca1d1nal
C1rcte •C Gardin Gfove CA 92843 Sidney PMl.p Hunl
106 Monte V1$ta IMne CA 92602·2003
This ooslneu 11 con-
duetod by an llldMdual
Have you starltd
dOlng business yet? No
Stdney PtliMoc> Hunt
Thts statement -•
loled ""''" Ille County Cle,-of Orange County
on 03123.'20<H
2001HH24t Dally PllOI Mar 29. AfA
5. 12, 19, 20Qt Th871
Fictitious BuslneH
Name Statement
The lollowlnO pereona
are doiOO butiitu as R E I , 2060 Sea Cow
Ln , Cotta Mt1a. CA 92027 a L SohlO. Inc., (CA)
177 R1ve111de Ave •
Suoll t085f, NewJ>Of'
BNdl, CA 92663
Tllll blla;neM 19 cion•
ducMd by I tofPOflliOn
Hive you started
dOlnO ~ yet"I No G l Sohld lnC
Eugene Fern. Prell
o.nt Trw. 11atem.nt •U
lited with N County
Cltnl Of ~ CountY on Cl?:WOOt 1001•nu
Dtllly PtloC Mer 29, ,,.,.
5, 12. 1e. 20Qt ~ ~c,,t:. "rr:·~11con ~~--S\11111 790 e.nta Atta. dUctlCI br an ltldMOllll ~ ...,...,., 537 ,....._ luell,...
CA 12704 Have yov 11an~ ""'POtt C-, 111~ ..... 1'Lt 1 It
Thia .,._,... II con· doillf b.ittNN rt!? Po" 9-:111, CA The ~ '*'°"' clUl*ld by a OOfPOISIOti Y•. 2/JA)t Ai.II WOclcltlil, 6'7 M dD1r19 ~ •
Have you ellrttd "-A ~ Hew'*1 Ctr 1 •11i . HK Conalfllchon, dolr'll ~ J'll'? frW fi. •111*11 .,.. ::tzr' IMCll. CA ~ 1<11r1e Or.. ..,.. ::T':· ~, = :"O.::. = TNI ......... 19 oon· Ana~=·~.~ ~ 'I Oft otmllOOt .... ti¥. Ill ....... ~ 10»2 IQIM
Thill .... MllC WM ...,_, ...!!!"'.._!!!._a•!'!! ()r • .... Me ...... tied w411 W. C011ft1y 011r Plal Mlf. a. Nit. -• --, •• r CA ll1'07 QB °' a... COUlll'I l,J), "· llU J* .,., ... t I ICIDI 1lm ....... • ...
on ~f •----------------------------· ._..11¥ .,.........., ., ...... I C•ll Cl•alfled l'ad•W I Heve ~ .. ,,.. ~ llfJt &, '&',~ (Ne) M2•M78 _ =•-llut!NM ,_.,
Harold Klassen
Tnos s1a1emem ""AIS
hied ""'1h lhe County
Clerll of Orange County on 03123/200 I
20016159250
Daily Pilot Mar 29 Afx
5 12, 19, 2001 Th873
Fictitious Business
Name Statement
The lollowmg persons
dre doo<lg l>uslnff5 as
Apex Op1lca1 3633
Wesr MacArthu1 Blvd
t408. Santa Ana CA 92704
&k Ophcs Inc (CAI
'.\600 w M00t1 Ave Santa Ana, CA 927<>'
This 1>11s1ness is con
ducled by a corpor11ion
Have you s1arted
doing business yet? Yes 3115/01
Suk Ophcs 111<.
Daniel Bukaly Pres1·
den I
Thrs s1atement ""as
fllea ""1tn the Coun1y
C1er11 ol Orange County on 03123/200t
20018159251
Dally Pilot Mal 29 ~
5, 12, t9, ?OQI Th!!74
Fictitiou s Business
Name Statement
The tollowtng persona
are doing bollneh u
Harbor VIiiar. 2400 Main St S 1 201 .
Irvine, CA 92614-6271
Harbor V1ll1ge Al·
IOOilleS lid (CA) 2400
Main St • Ste 201
Irvine, CA "2614-6271
Plllllp H MtNamee,
Trusiee 101 Tile MoNamee Family Trual, 2400 Main St , Ste 201,
lrvtne. CA 92614.627t
TM busioeu IS con·
dueled by I general
partnership
Have you 11art1d
doing busmen yet?
Yn, 1990 Ph1llp H Mc:N11Me,
G1neral Partner,
T1u11 ..
Tllll statement w11 m.o "'•"' In. COunly ~ of C>r1ltlgl County on 03/23/2001
too1tHt2'4
Dllily P'llo4 M.tr. 29, A/1f
5. 12. 19, ZQQt TlM
F1C11t1ous Business
Name Statement
Tne lollow1ng persons are doing l>Usmess as
Good Clean Fun. 2522
Orange Ave . Apt E
Costa Mosa CA !n627
Lon Ann Camey 2522
Orange Ave °"11 E Cosla mesa CA 92627
This businesa is con
Ouele<l by 1tn ll'ldtl/ldual
Have you srarted doi~ buSlOOSS yet? No
Lon Ann camey
Tlus s1a1emen1 was
hied w1tn lhe County
Cleo. of Orange County on 03127'2001
20016859584 Dady Pilot Mar 29 ~
5, 121 19, 2QQI Tl\875
Fictitious Bualness
Nam• Statement
The lollow1ng persons are doing tJus>ness lb Moon Snone 8fOlte1.
~ MBtn SI Huntonglon
Beach CA 92648
Jayme Key S1e1111art.
124 15111 SI Apt E,
Hunllnglon Beach CA
92648
TOdd Anthony Mans
16851 Grffflv-Hunt
onglOn Beacf\ CA 92646
This business os con·
duel~ by oo-ii.rtne<s Have you 11arled
doing bUSIOOSS yet? No
Jayme Kay S!e"'art
This statement was
filed with tile County Clettl ol Orange Coun!y
on 03/27?001 200,HStSIS
Dalfy P1'oC Mar 29 Af't
5. 12, 19. 2001 TI!870
Fictitious BuslneH
Name State~nt
TM lollnw109 person\
11•1· doing bus.ne~ as
Sun5n1no Con
CO'io$IOI',, 34 19 Via LldO
• 136 Nt1"'P<>" Beach CA 92663
D.ivtd Lee Foro 20082 Snote .. ood CKcll! Huor
ington B.!acn CA ~8
Tn.,. bos•ne"s '' con OUClt><l Dy an 1ndrvrdllo)I
Ha11e you s1er1ed
doino busoness ye1? No
0JvK1 lee Ford
Ttus s1a1emen1 wn
loled w11h tne Coun1~
Cter11 01 O.anQI' County on 03'27 2001
20016859586
Da11y PtlOI Mar 29 Af't
~ t2 19, 2001 Tll87q
Fictitious Busineu
Name Statement
Tile 10>1<>-Mng pi.r '°"
ire do.ng bu$1nea. n
Won'1on s Aulo P1wn
I 7758 Ne..,..port BlvO
Costa Mesa CA !1?627
Glenn Verdull 1775e
Ne..,..pon Blvd Co~ta
Mew CA 92627
Tn,. bu~ o:. tot•
dutll(I by an onctvodual
Ha•'! you sta1teo
doono bur.•ne~s yet?
Yes !>'22 95
Glenn Vtlfdull Th•s $1>.llemeni ..,...,
hied ""•lh the Coun~
Clefll o1 Orange c~ on 03'27 2001
200,6159577
Oa.ly Pllol Mat ~ Af)t s. 12 19, 2001 Th§80
Fictitious Busln•H
Name St•tem.nt
Thi> foliowong pe<aons re OOlflQ oo-&11
Mulkm Mamooal ol
Nhport Be&cll, '\400
t1111ne A11t • tJ098,
Newport Blach, CA
82660
Me.jon, Inc • (NV). 3400
Irvine Ave , '2090
NewJ)Oll Beith CA
82MO Thtt bullf'8U 11 con
dUctld by • ~llOll Have you 1tarltd
doing ~ )'ti? No
Mttfon Inc
Haruk1 Minarni See·
retary Tlli9 1"'*11 ._..,
fltecl w the COCl!lty
ca.ti ol OfwlOI Counly
on 3'-'2moo1 200, ...... ,
~ Pllol ..... 28 Af1'
1p, 20()1 lMU
't
84
y.._ 2/2Ni7
WlllC.m Colt Thlt Ml.iMM WU
tiled Wtftt Int County
Olelk " ~ r-~.-... on 03J27f2001 _._ .. ,
2001 ..... ,.
Delly Piiot Miit. 29~. 5. 12. !I. 20011
Fk:ttdoua lual.neu NetM StMitment
fht folowlna ~ are doing~ ...
COMt Mel1de & Stair· eut. 1043 Centtt St.,
A·7, Coli. ....... CA
92627
Jett L. snotweU. 461
Newport Blvd , NtwpOft
Beach, CA 92e60 David JonH, 461
Newport BIVd., Newport
Beach, CA 92e60
This bull4neM la con-
ducted by. 001>911ntB
Heve you 1tartt'd
~ t:.Jel? No
Thie 11t1emen1 wH
IHed with lht County
Cleltc oe Orange Counfy
on 03f27/2001
20011159512 Dally Piiot Mat. 29, AlM.
5. 12. 19. 2001 Th88i
Flctltloua Bualneaa
Name St.te1Mnt
The lollowfng pereons
are doing bulfneM u :
D·Lu• Even11, 6
M«gan. Ste. 111. Irvine,
CA 92618 Timothy H Uix. 3001
Capri Lene, Co11e
Meu. CA 92626
O.ane M Lux. 3001 Cepri lane. Coile
Mesa CA 92626
Th.s buslneu 11 con-
ducted by husband and
wile
Have you 11arted
doing butlness yet?
Yes. 03/01/01 Diane M. Lux
This statement was
filed with the Councy Clerk at Olango County
()(I 03/2112001
200181159035
Daily Pllol Mar 29. AlM
5, 12, 19. 20()1 Th886
Acllllous Bu1lneH
Name Statement
The l0Uow1ng persons
are doong bu51f18SS as
Hubba Hubba In·
dustrles. 2166 E Oceanfront. Newport
Beach, CA 9266 t
Pe1er Jeremy
Jacobson. 2166 E Oceanfront, Newport
Beach. CA 92661
Sara R1ah1, 2166 E
Oceenlronl Newport
Beath. CA 92661
This busmess 11 con-dUC1eo by a general
partnership
Have you Slarted
doong bu511le$1 ].et? No l>e1er ere my
Jacobson
This statement was
hied with the County
Clerk of Orange Counly
on 03/30/200J 20()161160010
Daily Piiot Apt. 5. 12, 19.
26. 2001 Jh889
Fictitious Busln•H
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business u
AA Marketing COf'laul·
tants, ~3 N Redondo
Dr East, Anaheim, CA
92601
Adam Romo, 843 N
Redonr:lo Or East,
Anaheim. CA 92801
This bu11nen le oon· duded by en lndivldvel
Have you started
doing business yet?
Yes. 311/01
Adam Romo
This s1a1ement wu
Med with lhe County
Clerk o1 Orange County
on 03/30/2001 2001H60007
Dally Pllo1 Apt 5. 12, 1g,
26. 2001 !b891
Fictitious Buslneas
N•me Stat•ment
The lollowlng persons
are doing butfneaa as
Bisson Enterprises,
1902 Sierra Vista Dr ,
Tustin. CA 92780·5239
Lewis Andrew Bisson,
1902 Sierra Vl11a. Tust111. CA meo.5239
Thra busmus 11 oon-
ducteo by an llldlv!duat
Have you 111rted
doing oo.ieu ye!? No
Le-Andrew 8tsaon This atatemenl waa
filed with the County
Clerk ol Orang. County
on 03/30/200 I
200111190003
Dally Ptlol Apr 5, 12, 19.
26. 2001 Th892
Flctltloua 8u1lneH
N•me Statement
The followtng pereona
are doing bulineaa as
Eutslda D1llc1ta· ssen, 1720 Sant• Ana
Ave . •B, Costa Melt,
CA 92627
Thomas Donalollt, 619
Promontory DI WHI,
Newport Beach. CA
92660
Kent Alaxandet, 246
Rochester, IC, Costa
Mesa, CA 92627 Th11 buaineu le con-
ducted by: a general
partnar1hlp
Have you alarttd
doing buMleu ~ No Thomas Oonafetll
Thlt ltaltmenl WH llled with the Coun4y
Clellt ol Orange County
on 03l30/2001
20011M0002 ~~Apr6,I~
FJctttloue Butlnee• Hamel~
Tiie lollowlno ~
lift doing ~ aa:
Potaldon Ytctlt S.N: lcN, 2:213 Paclflc Ava.,
IA. Co111 M ... , CA
82827
Anthony Ray ~ 2283 Pacific: AVt., IA, CcHlta Mtu,
CA 92627 Thi• bul#»M ta con-
ducted bV an ~ F1ctttlout lullneta Heve you alarttd
....._ lta:M"*" doing bullnatt Y•t? -YM, 10o'l°'7? The ~ pettana Anthony Rey n ~ ~ et. Mlcktlton
O.f\tfn Wallit Apart· Tlllt ttat.mtnt WH mentt, 2AOO Main St, flltd with the County 8'9. 201"' ltvtM, CA Cieri< d Orange ~ t2t14' .. 2'f1 on 03f30n001 ~ Colt 233t • 2001Mt000t ~.me Stll ~~A(Hll.!ft.4:1
cote 23)9 ~J°!: FIND Miad by, h.lllbMd ..
""" .., .. ~-=
..
~ luliMM ...................
The fOlowlnQ ~ are doing ~ 11:
Prev•ntlva Health
Mtdlcal Ofoup, 300 Sin Miguel DIM, Suite 208,
Nt~t1 Beach, CA
e2eeo NA R. Aafaljoo, MO, A
ProfaHlonal Corpo•
rtliofl, (CA), 300 Sin
MlglJll Orive. ~ 290. Na~t1 Beach, CA
02eeo Thia bualnaa .. con-
dllClled by: a COlpOrUlon Have you atarttd
doing bu1lneaa v•t?
YH, 8/14/'2000
All R. AlfaUoo, MO. A
Profeulontf Corpo·
ralfon All A. Rtlltjoo. MO,
Prt1lden1
This 1talement waa
tiled with tilt County
Cieri< ol Orangt County
on 03f30>'2001
2001 llM0015
Dally ~ Apf 6. 12. 19. n. 2001 Th825
Actltloua Bualnff•
Name St.tement
The following peraon1 are doing bualnMs aa;
SoCal Netwenc. 2782
MendOza, Cott.a Mesa,
CA 92626
Kurt David Christen·
Mn, 2782 Mendoza,
Coeta Mesa, CA 92626
This business Is oon·
duded by. an indrvldual
Have you started
~ bualn-yec? No Kurt Oavtd Christen·
Hn This statement wH
liled With tlWI County
Clei:k o1 Orange County on 0313012001
20018811001 3 Daily Pilot Apr. 6, 12, 19,
26. 2001 Th896
Fictitious BuslneH
Name Statement
The followtng persont
are ~ng business u ·
leadership Tomorrow 200 I, 2871 Alanzo
Lane, Costa Mesa. CA
92626
James F Atlclnson.
2871 Alanzo lane.
Costa Mesa CA 92626
This bu8'neS4 11 con-
dUC1ed by 1n lndlvtdual
Have you started
doing business yet? No James F Atklnaon
This statement was
hied w11h the County
Clet1< of Orange County
on 031301200 t
20016HOOOll
Dally Pllol AlM 5. 12, 19,
261 2001 Ih89e
Fictitious BuslnHa
Name Statement
The following persons
are doong business es
JCC Markeling.
3690·H South Bear SI,
Santa Ane, CA 92704 Jemuel C. Cajudo.
2690-H Beer St, Santa
Ana, CA 92704
This buS1ness 11 con·
ducted by an individual
Heve you started
~ t>us<neas ye<? 121
Jemoet c CajOdo This statement was
filed With the County
~ ol Orange County
on 03/30l2001 20016890009
Dally Pilol Apt. 5, 12, 19,
26. 2001 Th899
Fictitious BuslneH
Name Statement
The following persons
are doong business as
Sunny Coast Promo-
tions, 1731 Labrador
Dr , Costa Men. CA
92626 Russ Medlin. 1731
Labrador Dr Costa
Mesa CA 92626
Carmen Kovar. 173t Labrador Dr , Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
This business 1s con·
ducted by a general
partnership
Heve you started
doing business yet? No Russ Medlin
This statement wu
Ille<! With the County ~ of Orarige County
on 03l30/2001
20016M0012
Dally PJol AlM 5. 12. 19. 26. 2001 Ih897
Fictitious BualneH
Name Statement
The following person•
are doing bu91neas •II
Cabnllo St. Hair Re·
treat, 130 Cabrtllo SI.,
Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Deborah Spigner,
11624 Glolitnla. Foun·
tain Valley, CA 92708 This buslne1s t1 con-
ducted by. an lndivldual
Have you aterltd
doeng business yet?
Yes. 9'2000
Debonh Spigner
This 11818mtnl Wtl filed with lht Councy a.nc of Orange CountY
on 03/30l2001
200HM0011
Deily ~ A(H. 5, 12, 19,
26. 2901 Ih890
FlctltJoua BualnM•
JQrne Stat9ment
Tile lollOWlna pertOna
are 1 buliltM aa;
a) H •
b) Ma Ion M41dia
Inc.. 12 VI• O.noa,
Newport Beectl, CA
92&63
Maplelon Media Inc ,
(CAI, 47203 El Agadir
Clrdt. Palm OeMri. CA
92240
Thlt l>Utlnete It con. ~ by: • t)O(pO<ttlOfl
Have you 11ar'11d
doing butlna" yet?
YH, 11>1·2000
~on~ Inc, 8ruoe W. Cook. F'raal-
dent Thie ... ~ ... rited wttti the County
a.it of er.,. CcullY on 03fZV200 I _, ... ., ..
Deity Piiot MM 28 /lftr,
5. f2. li1 2001 ftioii
FJctltlouil BU9fneee ........... ..,.
'"'-~ pataont are dolll9 ..._ ...
Emplr9 p~ COm-,,.ny, 113 tirwood,
~CA t:ltlM Oonald Anthony ........ 113 llw.ood, !Mnt, CA tll04 Tilll ~ .. con-Cb*ld 1¥ .. ,,...,.
~. '°" ltatltf ..,...,......,.., No
Donald Matcla Tiii• llA1tement wH tiled Wllll IN County
Clttk al Orano• ~
on 0'103/01
20011M0320 OIMyPflot Apf, 6. 12. 19, ~! lb90§
l'lctJttoue Bualnna ,._,,.. s.-.inent
.,~~ c p Orivtt, 2405 s
Hallaway, Santa Ana.
CA 92107
Catlol A. P~. 2403 s. Halltway, ~ Ma,
CA 92107
Thie bualneas ls con-
ducted by. an lndividwil
Have you started
doing busloeu !/Ill? No Cailot A. Perez
Thia 111.tetnent wa•
flied Wltll Iha Coµnty a.nc ol Orange County
on 04/03/'2001 20011160319
Delly Pllo4 AlM 5, t2. 19, n. 2001 Th909
Fictitious Bualneu
Name Statement
The lollowlng penons
are doing bulfness ae: ANI, 3345 Newport
Blvd., Suite 214, New·
po11 Beadl. CA 92663
Nicole Crlsllne Pearson, 3345 Newport
Blvd .. Suite 21 4, New·
port Beadl, CA 112663
Thia bulltleSt is con·
ducted by: 8/l lndMrual
Have you started
~.=--~ti~ Pt1raon
This 1tatemenl was
hied with Ille County
Clet1< of Ol•nge County on 04/03/2001
20019160317 Delly Pllol Apt. 5, 12, 19, 26. 20()1 Th91Q
Flctltloua BuslneH
Name Statament
The lollowlng persons
art doing buslOess as:
Newport Design Cen-ter, 353 E. Coast Hwy I
Newport Beach. CA
92660
Manny Yeroushalam1.
1565 Meaa Verde Drrve. •52H, Costa Mesa, CA
92626
This business Is con· ducted by an lnd111tdual
Have you started
doing business yet?
YH. 3118/2001
Manny Yerouahalam1
This statement was
hied with Ille County
Clet1c oC Olange County
on 04/03/200 I
20016860311
Dally Ptlol AlM 5, 12. 19,
26. 20()1 Tll920
Flctltloua BuslneH
Name Statement
The lollowlng persons
ere doing business as
Bill's Boars Work!. 8382 Alverado Or .
Huntington Beach, CA
92646
Wiiiiam Bodamer.
8382 Alvarado Or ,
Huntington Beecti. CA
926'16
This bu11neu IS con-
ducted by an 1ndMdual
Have you started
doing business ya1?
Yea, Mar. 30, 2001
W1lllam J Bodamer
Thia atalement waa
1118<1 with the County
Cleric or Olange County
on 04/03/2001
2001H90316
Daily Pilot Apr. 5. 12, 19,
26, 2001 Th911
Fictitious Buslnus
Name Statement
The lollowlng persons
1ra doing buslnesa as·
Bu1lnt1s Designs
West. 35 HarCOUtt. New·
J>Of1 Coast. CA 92657
Cerole Henn•JSy, 35 Harcourt, Newport
Coeat. CA 92657
Thi• business 1s con· dUC1ed by: an 1ndMdOal
Have you started
doing business yet?
Ves, 1998
Carol• HeMessy
This statement was
hlld wtth the County Cleric ot Orange County on 04/Cn'2001
200111N0315
Dally Pllol AlM 5. 12, 19,
26, 20()1 Th914
Flctltloua Butlneas
Name StaterMnt
Tht foltowlng pereons
are doing bullneaa ee:
Hydracoach, 34383
Den• Strend Rd., #A,
Dana Point, Ca 92629
Hydrecoach (CA),
34383 Dena Strand Rd •A. Dena Point, tA
92629
Tht1 bualneu t1 con·
dUdld by • oorpcntlon
Have yOY alerted
doing tuNss ye!? No
Hydracoecll
Craig Pafttlne., PrMI·
danl Thlt 1tatA1menl was
flied With the County Cieri! ol Orange County on Q4I03{2()() 1
20016H0301
Dally Pilot AlM. 5. 12, 19, n. 2001 Th915
Flctltlou1 BualneH
Heme 8tetetntnt
The folloWltlO !*ton• •r·~~u ~Spa Hair ..
NM. 1000 EUI ~ Hwy1 tA2. Brea. CA
82821 Fred BooN Millar,
3t10 So. Oarn1ty,
Sant.I Afla, CA 02707
Tiii• butlne. 11 CM-duetad bV 11'1 lndMdutl Have you ttart•d
(jc)jog biJtttltte yet? No Freid Ooota l.Clllat
Tiii• ttaltmant w11
flied with the Qouflly ca.nc of Orange County on ()4'0Y.X)C)1
2001~ ~ PllOC""' $, 12. t9, ~! Tlf13
dent
Tiiie llattment waa
flied wltn tile County
Clttfl d Or~ County on OWMOOI 2001HI030f De~Plloc Ap{ II. 12, 111, 26~! Th917
F1ctltlou• Buetneu
Heme Stattment
Tht following pttaonl
ere doing buSiltaa -The R'~I Slap Re-
covery Hou oog, 17385
Sanla UJcla. Fountain
V"'v. CA 92708 Dou~1111 E. Moen, 2339 couage Dr.. Colta.
MHa, CA 92629
Thia butlnHI lt con-
duo!ed bV an 111divldual Have you alerted
doing butlneta ytl? No
Douglat E Moen Thtll IMlltment WU
hied with the County Cltrtl ol Orange County
on CW03l2001
20011H0304 ~Pllal Apr 5. 12. to,
I Th9!8
Flctlt.lous Buslneu
Name Statement
The followtng persons
are doing buslnast aa: A.) MortgageeExprau
SaMCn, B.) 1st Prefer· enoe Mortgage, 3700 S. Susan St , #250, Santa
Ana. CA 92704
Mortgag"' c;om, Inc.
(NV), 3700 S Susan St .•
1250, Santa Ana. CA
92704
This business la con·
<Mltecf by a OOIJ)Oralion
Have you started
doing buelntl8 yat7 No
Mortgagees com, Inc.
Darlene W1rd, Pres1·
dent
This et111emenl was
hied with lhe County Clerk ol Orange County
on 04/03/2001
20016860303 Dally Ptlot Apt 5, 12, 19, 26. 2001 Th919
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FIC'TTTIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
The following pereon(s)
hAIS (have) abandoned
the use of the llClrllouS
bu sin au name·
2APL YR COM, 4223
Dana Rd . Newport
Beach. CA 92M3
The Fl011t1ous Busl· ness 11ame referred to
above wai filAld 1n Or·
ange County on Jan. 29,
2001. FILE NO
20016853570 r rmotlly J Albrtz. 4223
Dana Rd . Newport
Beach CA 92663
This busrnesa Is con-
duc1ed by an indlVKlual
Tlmolhy J Alb<rz
This statement was
Med Wtlh Iha County
Cieri! of Orange County
on 04/03/2001
20019860312
Dally Ptlot Apr 5. 12. 19.
26, 2001 Th921
Fictitious Busln•H
Name Statement
The lollowl~ penons
are doeng buSlneaa H
California longboards. 8564 Ham.lton Ave .•
Hunttngton Beach. CA
926'16 Alan l Dorsey 8564
Hamtllon Ave • Hunt·
lnglon Beadl, CA 92648
Dane New. 210 Cedar
.t4, Newport Beech. CA
92663 This bue1ness 11 con·
ducted by. a general
par1ne11hip
Have you ~aned
doing business yet? No
Alan L Dorsey
This 11a1ament was
hied with the County
Clet1< ot Orange County
on 04/0S/200 I
20016860820
Daily Piiot Apr 12. 19,
26, May 3, ~1 ftl924
Fictitious BuslneH
N•me Statement
The following persons
are oong buslnou as: Pawsh Weah, 9921
Yorlc1own Ava ..
Hun11n9ton Beach, CA
92646
Stefani Wagner, 9921
Yorktown Ave , Hunt-
ington Beaotl. CA 92646
fhls buslneM 11 con·
duc:ttd by en ~
Have you 1tertad
doing bullnell yet? No
Stafani Wagner
Tiile statement was
hied wtlh the County
Cleltc of Orange County
on 04J0612001
200111180114
Deity PtlOt ~ 12, 19, 26. "May 3, I Th927
Fictitious Bualnu•
Name Statement
The fotlowlng perton1
are doing bustn.as ...
o.mwnt't Slon C.,.,
2333 E. Coast Hwy , •B.
Corona dtl Mar, CA
92825
Germelflt A Jacobt-
TaytCK, 5514 Pageantry
St . Long Beach, CA
90808
Thia buslneu la oon·
duded by: an l~I
Have you et.rttd
doing busi""8 yet? No
Germa.lne A Jacob• Teylor
Thia ataltmel\1 WH flled wrlh Ille County
Cltt11 ol Ortnge County
on CW0&'2001
2001 ... 012.2 Ork Pllo4 :& 12, 19, 29 v 3. I Th92f
Sl., NHpoft ea.di, CA t2t4t
929&3 So. Cel. ~. lnC. Thlt butNM .. con-(~). 20721 Aquello I.JI.,
cluCtld by' tn ~ fWntk'Ototl Bffch, CA
Have you 1tarted 112648• dOlnO ~ yet? No lNt bualnttl .. 000>
O • n I • I J o • I cllcll9d by: • corporalon 1<ac1marak Hive you 1tarttd
Thil ltaltmenl WU doing bullna.. yet?
fihld with the County ..,. ... ~t/97
Cltlic QI Orlnoa C°""Y lo. Cll ~ Inc. on 04.'00l200f Robin Aobatlt, Pr..i.
2001NIOU4 dtnt ~ Piiot Apr. 12, It, Thll llltemenl WU
~ 3. ~1 l!!1!3t flled with lht County a.it ol Otange Counfy FlctltlOua Bualnen on o../1 tl2001 Ntme Stat9ment 2001 ... 1212
The followlng pttaon• ~ Apr. 12. 111.
.,. doing ~ -~ 3. ~! Th93§
Pro GlaH, 1680 Ple.centle Ave., IC,
Colle Mela. CA 92627 0$119 i58Quoi1 New.
210 Cedar ~~'.I.~ Beach, CA tr~
Berry Vandermeulen,
4111 Main St. 137. Hin·
foglof'I BMdl, CA 82&48 M8l1< McConnell, 1990
Placentia I C, Co11a
Meta, CA 92827
This buelnett le con· ducted by: a genefal
partnerehlp Have you atarted
doing butlne11 ytl?
Yea, 3125'2001
Dane Sequoia Ntw
This statement w11
filed With the County
Cieri! ol Olange CNlly
on 04l06/2001
2001BHOl21
Dally Plloc Apr, 12. 19.
261 May 3. ~1 Tb9?8
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS
INVmNG 8'DS
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN Iha! the Board ol T N$1-o1 1t1e Fountain Valley Sd1ool Dil1rict of Ora~ Counly, Calffor·
nla will receive blda up to
and includlno 10:00 A.M.
May 3. 2001 at the Dis·
trict Busln111 Office.
17210 Qak Street. Foun-
tain Valley, CA 92708.
Al thia tlmt, date. and
place. bldl wll bt pub-
licly opened and reed
aloud tor Bid No 01-03. "PAINTING" H
Indicated In the Bid
Spectllcalion Bid docu·
ments and tpeCfficatlons
are on hie at the Distnc:t
Purchaaing Department
17210 Oak Strati, Foun-
tain Valley, CA. 92708.
(714) 643-3245.
A "Mandatory Prebld
Conference and Job
Walk" will be held on
Apnl 26, 2001. al 9 oo a m. al the Dlttnc1 Malo-
tenance Offlca, 17890
Newland Strfft. Foun-tain Valley, Ca. 92708.
AM bidders must bt P'-ent at this time to be
coneldered for Ihle
protecl The Boero ol Truat-
r1159rves the noN 10 r• jeC1 any and elf bide and
to waive 8rff Irregularity
therein The rtgll II alao
reeerved by the Board or
TrustNS to select ittml
and/or scope of work
which in ttllir opinion wlll
best -the needl ol lhe Oistt1CI
Prev .. ng Wege Scale wm apply and ta on Fiie. Dated thia 9lh day d
Aon!. 2001 By: /SI PWidl OulM,
Dlr.ct0t, PYowrementl
Flotltlow ·aualneu
Heme 8t.eament
Tiit following peraona are doing butlneas aa:
Embedded 6y1temt Engineering. 21100
BNtol St., Ste. E·101.
Colla Maea, CA 92626 Robel't s. Gallet, ZJ27 Rutgtt11 Drive, Cotta Maea, CA 92626
Thie bulinees le oon-
cM:ted by. an ~
Have you alerted
doing business yet?
Yff, 4111/01
Robtlt S. Galler
Thl1 1talement wes
filed with !he County
Clat11 ol Orange County
Of'I o../13/2001
2001Hll1503
Daily ~ ;-19, 26,
Mty 31 10, 1 Th912
Flctltloua Buslne ..
Name Statement
Tht followlng pereona
are doing butineSt u :
Apex Optical Com-
pany, 1938 E. 1 71tl St ..
Suitt IL, Senta Ana, CA
92706 David Doan, 10522
Maat Avenue, Garden Grow, Ca 92843
Ront Estrada, 401 W.
LaVeta •12, Orange. CA
92886
This business 1s con-
ducted bY' a general partner$hlp
Have you etartad doing buainess yet?
Yee. 02/01/01
Dallld Doan
Thie statament was
llled wt111 the County
Clelll of Orange County on 04/13/2001
20016191502
Dally Pilot ~ 19, 28, Mav 3. I 01 I Th943
Flctltloua BuslnM•
Name St.tement
Tht following persona
.,. doing buStlleSI u :
Suptt Coups ol North
Orange County, 6418 E.
Lookout ln . Ana.helm
Hille, CA 92807
Evtex. Inc (CA), 6418
E. looltout Ln .• Anahetm
lidls, CA 92807
Thit business is con-
ducted bV. a COlf)Ofation
Have you started
doing business yet? No.
5115101
Evlax. Inc.
David L Ridge, Preel·
dent
This 1ta1emen1 was
flied Wfth the County
Clallt o4 Orange County
on 04/ 13/2001
20019181501
Dally Piiot :oo· 19, 26. May 31 101 1 Th944
Facllhi.a Published Newport Fictitious BuslneH
Baach·Co11a MHa Name Statement
Daily Piiot April 12. 19, Tht fotlowinp pe11ons
2001 are doing bu9ille$9 es:
Th932 PPC, 18366 Gothard
FlctlUous Bualneu ~~·CA =ngl on
Name Statement George L. Balfftt, 11.
The following peraona 8600 Warner Ave ,
are <loli:isJ buslneM as. Hunllnglon Beach. CA
The Michael Biyan M 9264 7
Gallery, 303 Broadwey, Thie bu11ness 11 con-
1104. Laguna Beacf\, ~ by. an lndMdual CA 92651 Hevt you started
Michael Bryan, 340 doing bualness yet?
Poinsettia, Corona dal Yn, 411/01
Mar. CA 92625 Geofge l 8a.sseCI. 11
Sharl Chester. 340 This statement waa
P0tnsettia, Corona del hied with 11\e County
Mat, CA 92625 Cieri< of Orange County Jett Kymla, 220 N1ca on 04/13/2001
Ln.. •3t5. Newport 20011eeu19
Beach. CA 92663 Dally Pilot Apr. 19, 26,
Th11 bustnee1 11 con· May 3. 10. ~l Th915
duded by: • general p1rtnershlp Flct.ltloua BuslnM•
Have you alerted Name Statement
dolr1Q bullnall yet? No Tht followtnp pereont
Jeif Kymla era doing bu-u · Thia 11a1emen1 waa Via ~lowers, 1723
~ .... ,...
.......... mtnt
The IOllOWlnQ pereons .,. doing ~ aa:
Ctllpoci w .. 1. 19345 Encetp<ltt Ln., Hunt· lnGlon BMdl, CA 92&48 . Gtofva L. ea...tt. II,
HOO Wamtr Av• .. 11et, Huntington 8Mc:h. CA 82047 Thie butlneae .. con-
~ by: .,, lndMdual
Have you 1tarta<1 doing bullnttt yet?
Ytt, 5111118
George L a...tt, II
Tiiie ltatement waa
llled with lht County
Clttk d Orange County
on 04/13/2001
200111611114
Dally Piiot Apf. 19' ~.
MIY 3. 10. 2001 TbHi
Fictitious Bualnees
Name Statement
The folloWlno P8f.onl .,. doing ~ as:
OBS Tachnology
Sarvlot1, 469S
Mac:Arthut Court, t470,
~Beach,
CellfOrnla. 92680 Divartlfied Bullneas
Strvlct1, Inc.. (CA),
4695 MacArthur Blvd.,
1470, Newport Beech,
CA 92660
Tiii• bullneu le con-
ducted by: a oorporellon
Heve you 11arted
doing bu1lna11 yet?
Yn, 4/&'01
Divartrtled Bualneu
s.McM. Inc. Carte Moreland, Prnj.
dent
Thi• llattmAIO\ Wiii
Ille<! Wllll Ult County
Cleric ol Orange County
on 04/13/200 I
20011M1504
Dally Pilo1 Ap{. 19, 26.
May 3, 10, 2001 Th9'41
Fictitious BualntH
Name Stata1Mnt
The following pereons
art doing bu""8ss ae:
Suoe9ssful C<>n1ulhng
Servi«•. 2899 Baker
St., Coeta Ma1t. CA
92626
Bernadine Ann Nell,
2899 Beker St • Colla
MMe. CA 92626
This bullneu la oon-
ducted by an indtvidual
Have you Slarted
doing buelnaat yet? No
Bemtdine Ann Nell
Thia atetemont was
flled with the County
Clerk ol Orange County
on 04113/2001
200111N1$20
Dally Pllol AlM 19, 26,
May 3, 10, 2()01 Th940
Fictitious Buslneu
NalM Statement
The loltow1ng ptfl0tl$ ere doing busll-. as
Roadmap Con.ulting,
230 Lille Lant, 1211,
Ntwport BHch. CA
92663
Oebore.h Stmlnou, 230
Lille Lane, •211, New·
por1 Beadl. CA 92663
This butln.ae Is oon·
ducted by. an lndMduel
Have you 11arted
doing bu•lneu yet?
YM, 1/2001
Deborah S.minou
Th11 11a11man1 wu
filed will\ tht County a.nc al Orange County on 04/13/2001
2001 ... 1521
Deity P1lol Apf 19. 26.
May 3, 10, 200• Th939
Flctltloua Buelnesa
N•me Statement
The following persona
ere doing buelneas as:
Pared'as Plumbing.
20091 Ha.rt>o! Ille Lane,
Huntington Beach, CA
92646
Btnjamln Stephan
Paredes. 20091 Hart>o!
Ille Lant, Huntington
Beach, CA 92646
Jamtt Frank Paredes,
919 Gaotgla SI., •8. Huntington Beacll, CA
92646
ThlS bullOtll Is con-ducted by· a general
partnerthlp
Have you etarted
doing bullne• yet? No
Ben Stephen Paredes
Tht• llattmant wu
lfled with tilt County a.nc ol Orenge County
on 04/t 3/2001
20016 .. 1522
Delly Pilot Apr. 19. 26,
May 3, 10 ~I Th938 fried With !he County Wff1 Ba.lboe Blvd. A, Cieri< ol Orange County Newport Beach. CA
on <Ml06/'l001 92663 NOTICE OF
2001fHOl41 Richelle D1vld1on. PUBLIC LIEN SALE
Ody Piiot Apf. 12, 19, 1723 Wtll Bable Blvd Nollet II hereby given ~~ 3, 20()1 Tb933 A.. Newport Beach, CA per s.ctlon 21~00 et
929113 seq. of the C1htomla
Fictitious BuelneH Thie business le con· ButlneM & Proflllllonal
Name Statement dua1ed by: an lldv!dual Code that the Under·
The followtng pertona Have you started algned, SUPERIOR
are doing buelntea as: doing buslne" yet? MrNt STORAGE, lo·
Fronlllnt Wood Rt· Ytt, Af>tfl 2. 2001 ceted •1 1600 Superior
oonditlonlng. 179 E. 17th Rlchalle DevldtOn Ava .• Colla Meu, Call-
C()e, flountatn Valley,
CA lla10t Thia butlnatt It oon-~ by; • CIOf'PO"tlon HIV• you 1tart•d
doing bulinett yet'? No
JEEH, Inc.
Edmund HIQ9hylt, II,
Prasldent Thia llatemttlt ...
IMed wttll Int County
Cltlic at Orange C°""Y on ()4.1)8l2001
1001 ... 10lt
Dally Piiot Apf. 19, 29.
¥ay 3. lo. 2001 nmo
Flctltloua ButlneH
NalM Statement
The following peraont are doing bulll'nna a.a:
Marcyfint, 7771 La
Corona Way. Buen•
Park, CA 90820
Raul Garcia. Jr t 2708
Ridgellnt Drive, IH202,
CorOna, CA 92882
This butlnttt Is con•
<!Udad by. an lndrviWel Have you 1tart1d
doSlg busln... ytf1 No Raul Garcia, Jr.
Thia a111amen1 wu
filed wttll tilt Counry
Clttk ol Orange County
Oii 04/1 7/2001
20016"1115
Daily Piiot Apr. 111, 26,
Mey 3, 10, 20QI Th955
Flctltloue Buslnese
Name Statement
The following petton9 are doing buslntlll u :
La,guna Beach High
School-Olasa at 1981. 3 Coaasal Oak. A1i10 Viejo,
CA 92656 Kristen Btle Waon, 3
Coastal Oak, Aiao Vltjo,
CA 92656
Thia buStness rs con· dueled by an Individual
Have you started
doing bu1lne111 yet?
Yes. 10/612000
Kristen Belle Wiison
Thia s1a(emen1 waa
fllAld with the County
Clerk ol Oran;ie County on 04/17/2001
20011M1104 Daily Pllol Apr 19. 26,
May 3, 10. ~! Tb952
Flctltlou1 Buslneu
Name St•t•ment
The fotlow!ng persona are dotno business u
Tht Pe<11 Sock, 10
Deert>o1n Drive, AllSO
Vleto. CA 92656 Sheryl Hoskin11, 10
Deerbom Drive, Aliso
Viejo, CA 92656
Susan Papa9eorves.
18 Via Tlgra, Rancho
Senta Margarita, CA
92688
This bus111oss is con-
ducted by C01)1~
Have you 11arted
doing business yet? No
Stwiryl Hos111ns
Thts atatement was
filed Wtlh lhe County
Clet1< ol Orange County on 04/17'2001
20011181111t4
Delly Piiot AlM 19, 26,
May 31 10, 2()01 Th9M
Fictitious Bu•lntH
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing businea es
Gooclrlch Insurance,
2500 Unwarstty Drlva,
Newport Beach. CA
92660
Jean·Paul Goodrich,
2500 Unlve,_.ty DOYe.
Newport Basch. CA
92660
This bu11neu •• con-ducted by an 1nc1Mdoal
H1v1 you 1tarted
do!ng bullness yet? No
Jean-Paul Goodrich
This atotement WH
filed wrth th• County
Clel1c oC Orange County
on 04/17/2001
20011M1113
Oe•y Pilot Apr 19. 26.
May 3. 10. ~1 II@
FlctltlOtJs BuslneH
Name Statement
The lotloWinp persont
ere dotng butineae u
Cl1111c1I Gla11 Etching. 1794 MontOYta,
Costa Mase, CA 92627
DabOreh (DE) Certer,
1794 Monrovia. Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
This business 11 COii·
ducted by an lndMdual
Have you atartad
doing business yet?
Yes, 814182
Deborah (DE) Cartat
This 1111temant wu
flied With tilt County
Cltrtl oC Of "'911 County
on 04/17/2001
20019 .. 1152 Dally Pllol Apr 19. 2t,
May 3, 101 ~· Il!950
l•cmv-1
DONALDSON
St. Ste 160, Cotta Thi• statement wu tornla. County of Or· MMe. CA 112627 flied With lhe County angt, Slat• o1 Ctlifornla, Dorothy "Wally"
Ctvie Pillman, 254Ml aanc of ~ County • oonducl • pubic lien Doneldton Augu1t 21,
Orange Ava., Co1ta on o../13/2001 Illa ol tile pt(IOnal 1807 -Apr1I 13, 2001
Mae CA 92e27 2001 ... 1517 g:rty dtacrlbed Bom In Brooklyn, Hew ThlS butlnna la oon-Daiy Pllol ~ 10 29. at 11:00 AM on Yor\ DotoChy befwi 1 dUded by: an indlvlciMll MIX 3. 101 2091 nit§ Iha ~ ~· 2001 dlnclng Ind ICtlna c.
Heva you 1larted Fl_.,.._.~ 8 The ;''brt.\o wi1 ae· ,_ 11 the IOI ti ti. ~~ 111tz:1na11 yal? .. -uuvuw uelnee• :tr, C:.: PMI t::= She moffd to Holly·
Chris Pittman Name Statement and lnddantllla lncuntd. WOOd In 1121 to WOltt
Thi• llatement wu a~tte~folloWI~ Tiit atorage 99acta for MOM Studlo1,
tlled Wllh the County .......... ..u E ..... oenerdv oonelet of Int W"8N she met eon .. c1e111 ol Orange County .....,... ' ~ · 1 '"" ronowlng: 1pplltnct1. on 0312ll0t Slrttl, Colla Mtu, CA tlaelronlea. houathOkl writer Weller 92927 Dontldaon. They lftlt· 1001MHOH Unda Whetstine, 355 lurnllura and btd1, ritd Ind hid two c:fli. ~ ,,, ;·, 1~ E. 19th Stratt, ea.ta :;Plgo:,~~'~1cr:: cnn, 8heltt end Din,
Flctfttoue lk*Mta ~ ~It con-toyt, b~ I 1m1, Widowed In tt'7r
HMM 8t8tement ducMd by' en lndl\ltMI clothing, lumllure tclUl9-Oon1et1J hid rM6ded In
Tht lollowfno P4I'-Have you started ::" S::, toolt. ~ Newport leech, Calf.
1,. ~lnD ~;;-~ butln8IM V.O No C: and aoc.uori.t. fornla 1lnc• 1M~1
S H Linde J. ~ ( t '* ....... Ille ahtnd Ill FlctJtloua Butl,,... out unllnoton Thia ll•lemant wu H con en... un· WOf*1ul ,_. wlUt
HMM Statement =•· ~J·= ni.d Wllh tht County =:1·.:r::., ~; Francie L. Tooter.
WILSON
Ntw,ort ...,_, CA.
Loc•I bHIMHM•n
end'°""*~ :-i~.dMd
e11tet Sunday of
cancer lft Newport
8eectl. Ht ... f1. A
fonMr COlleat toOlbll
111t et C:el rroM t95M5, wtleoft owned
the 88COtlCI ion.-tUl't
from ecrlmfn89e In Bure hletory, •
•yard romp fOf I
ICOH egtln•t San .Iott St.let In 1964. For
tM lest tfll(ty ye.vs,
Wiison WM Prtlldlnt
of • mtrtne eltctronlcs
menutecturino firm In
Wint tfllt he founded
In 1111. Wiison wee
born In Loi~.
... up In Paudtna,
gr1du1ted from ,..... .. High School
before attending
UnlwnJty of CallfOf·
nle. Btriltley, gnd.,,.
atJna In 1956 with e BS
In lltchanlcel E119I·
neerlng. He received
hit MBA from Hetverd
BuelnH• School In
tMO after MNlng In
tht Unlttd .... Navy
•• a Ututenent from 1951-51. Att.r gndu·
ttlng from Hervard.
Wiiton Ind his young
family Mttl8d In San
Francisco Wher9 he
waa en early produc·
tlon englnHr 11
Htwlftt Peclcllrd end I
1tockbroktr 1t
Shumen Agnew I
Assoc:i.tu. The ftmlly
moved to Newport
Beach In 1963 where
Wiison became flMn·
cltl p1ann1119 managtf f« t«d> MotOf Com·
p•nr (Aeronutronlc•
DIY alon). from
t"5-e9 Wilson WH
general mt"'98r of
Disc lnstrumenta, Inc.
In Santi Ana titer
which he founded tht
m1rlnt ln1trument·
manufecturlng firm he
ht8dtd until his dMth,
Telcor ln1trument1,
Inc. In lfvlne. In 1970
ht 1110 founded
Blotronlk GmbH, West
Germany. In recent
yNre Wiison served
on a numtltr o1 Corpe>
rite bottds lncludlng
chtlrman, Cortron
Corporation, lrvlne,
CA, dlrtc1or, Eltctto
Mtchtnlcel Sy1ttm1,
Stuatt, FL, end wu I
rntmb8I' of tht HeMtd
Bu1lntH School Al ·
soc:ltllon, The Nlltlonel
Marine Mtnuftcturta
Auoclallon, the
Southern Callfornl1
Marine Association,
the NtwPOf1 Httbor
NeutlCtl lluseum and
tht 8ohefNen Club of San Franclaco.
Wlleon, who wu
dlvort*', Is aurvlvad
by his l llttr Loll J.
Wiiton of Onbwto end
four children: J.
Murray of Laguna
Beach, Craig A. of
Newport BHc h,
Kimberly R. of LOI
Angeles, and Durindt c. of San Francleco.
...... also tht dterly
loved "Poppy" to hl1
three grandchlldrtn.
s.rv~ to be hetd
lrtYHlda, S.turd1y
,prll 21st 2001.
12:45prn, Pacific View
Memorial Pa,._ New·
port BNdl, Caftfomla.
Private AtcepClon to
follow. The femlly
l'9qUMta thtt In lieu of
flowetl doMtlons be
med• to Cellfomla
Hospice, The Hotg
Cane« Center Of tn.
Amtrlcen Cencer
Society.
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1 HOUSESICONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL
HOE OF
ntE WEEK
ShowceH
Hornet For ....
In Our Sit
..... EIUtl
luppllment I
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lectlon
Cll TC!Cl!IY II LISA
RIVERA
MN74-4252
ANNE
WILLEY
..... 574-4249
HOME
SELLERS
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Home down the .... Sold for
Flll!E
Computer1nd Llsl
Of -home ..... And Cumnt llttlnga.
Free rteOl'Old ....
1....._uw.12
ID '1CM1
ED VAN OEN 80SsatE
REAL ESTATE BROf(ER
LOCAL StHCE 1970
949·150.0943
www.newpor1me11
home1.com
I HOOSESICOHOOS FOR SALE
CORONA DEL MAR
&OI PolnMtt11
LARGE FROHT UNIT
3BR 2.SBA, 3td fir deck
with vltw. JUST LISTED
$725,000
Broker 562-438-7676
562-887·3244
10 HOUSES/CONDOS
FOR SALE COSTA MESA ,
•North Costa Mesa•
4br 21>1, ainglt atory bulh
In '73 netds 1omt TLC
JUST REDUCED FOR
QUICK SALE $335,000 Cell Broiler 7 l 4-540-3666
E 1/dt V1lut lrg 48' 3Ba
2800sl fV1lll .. sil)'t.qhrs
llm rm R V •·~~ 0t1 II OOOSI lol 1n A •nt ared
S•79 900 1gt Patric~
T ertOl'P 9'9 B!-6 n1s
REDUCED TO $565.000
2596 WILLO E S.ae ~~
Bo1 l•H w lpptOa 2800 sl
on d ~ sl IOI 48r 2 S8a tam room w Fp lorma'
°""'9 "" 'VII' !<IC tub ,,, ll\ilr neN rool II<! I S1Ze
basketoall cou11• G•na M<."Comc> agt 949642 5937
GREAT REHTAL UNITS
EAST SIDE Coell Meta
1n E 19th SL
l!ont unrt has 21>1 21><1 Rear
uo 1 has I b• 1 ba upper
newer •~ar uml '"'s 2b< 2ba 3 separae ecl(;I <)ill Sll0¥rn
Dy app1 only GtfrY Btln1
Btlch Time Atlttv 949·673-6511
OPEN SAT 1-4
220 Kno• St tO
30r 2.5bl condo Nr ~tan
PRICED REOUCEOllJ
S379,500
Agt T onl MMSO-o242
17 HOUSESICOHDOS FOR SALE FOuNTAIN VALLEY
Ntet Magnolla/T1lbtfl
2 Story 5bt house dl'n
3 hAI bl ,.,.., tOtll & ta'lllll
54'9 900 ag! 714 ~7500
22 HOUSESICONDOS FOR SALE IRVINE
Luauriou1 New Cutlom
lnltriof. Ga led 38r • den 2 58a 2c Qilr s1eps 10 No
Lakt walk 10 everything
low t.IJll$ $559 000 agent
94<!·552 6700
32 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SALE
tfEWPORT BEACH
WATERFRONT
AX OA REBUILD
Al!!nl Mt-723-1120
OCEANFROHT DUPLEX
Localed • on u~ No bolfdwa!ll 8-lldully ttmOdllld .. '111 lop queWy
malt!lllS Very IPIOO'&
Ulllll w II 5UIMltt flCOlnt
$2,125,000
ASSOCIATED REALTY
MH7l-3Hl
CUSTOM BAYFRONT
HOME with DOCK Stand rtew CUiiom home on
the water 49(1 and 4 58a s
Comet loclllon. 2 tJIOCt,J '°
Ille belch ~ tool 10P deck w 'plooltmtC VIII
I 1 • -· ....... ..,. 21 ~ Dodi IOI up lo 30l1 powt1 boll $1,595,000 Ml'::: : ASSOCIATED REALTY
MM73-3Sl3
NEW LISTING!
C\1-dwlc 48' 2 51>1, tm rm
exlra lg lot 3 car gar ~
Ag!' 8!!!Y Jo 949-7eo.6605
L L
th..J'~ri ~a:::Tnect
32 ltOIJSESICOHOOS FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH
Harbor View Homer·
C11m1/. • 81191/n II
$732.,000 3Bdrm 2Batll.
commumty pool & club house agrs Sllan Ten Erc;ir
fJ 949·380.9492 & Maury
Stauffer, 949-673-5354
Penlhouu 81yfront
Condo Third hoor condo
ov11rioo111ng lhe bay and
courtyard 2-13ectrooms a11d
2 Bath beautifully d«o·
rated and shows well Seller
~ery mot1va100 10 sell and
reduced 10 $4 75 000
A$s«/ate<I Rt1lty
949·673-3663
Retreat Homes $136,000
VISd us b'f bOa1 oc taf 10
• e.i our OOl'J quain1 beach bufl9al0*$ ~tied 1n a
•"llac}e·t..e COl""1Ul4y .. ttl
ptrwa!e boa• mama & Deach on Ille bay Sl'llS a•aol;lt)je
Lina Lease $1 IOOmo No Prop T ;u No Assoc Fee
Modular Lifestyles Inc.
949·723-4045
ask fCM' Elizabeth
Open Sat & Sun
For Sale By Owner
3&tm 2 58am P1f11e ~'el
plan 11.Js e.ery llPQfBde ~ Ne5tledlfla
pnvate CUt-de·SllC "' lfJ6 secu11ry gu.ifd.gatea
comm of 8ofJlla Canyon
J Fps .tn enormous gtillllte
Bnd Stalfl/eSS l}OU1111111
lutchen w a 6-Dumer Sl<MI,
cell/er ISiand and Wine cooler Hardwood /lool1,
p1otess1011alty tafldscllped ro lflClude IOlinrain and
batt>«ve Offered " 5995 000 Owntr/Aflllnl
90·219·2465
33~ FOR SALE
NEWPORT COAST
OPEN SAT.SUN 1.S
tO SAIL vtST A
PELICAN CREST
Spect Oen. C1t1flna.
11111Mt vltllls. Br9nd new
drain! llOmt. prof tum I dlccwa1ed. &000 If Clla10m
u11t• 5br u w/own ba.
Gour kite. moie. Poo1/191,
3 eat gar Guarded comm.
SS.995.000. 949-955-0444
949·219-5358
949.759.101
37 HOUSESICONDOS FOR SAU SAM CLEMENTE
Oceen I Canyon Views
481 28a, t acre S599,000 NJ!, Mana Elenil Banks
949-248·9300
* Ocean. Golf Course I Hiii Vltwa. 5000 sl lawn.
$151 500 agent, Mar11
Eltna Banlc5 949 2'8-9300
$215,000. Ctlolce Locat.on
close 10 beaCtl shopping &
freeway gated communtly
T ownnouse end LIM. 28t's
2' l Satlls. OeN3BI eo.
110 APTS COSTA MESA
ELEGANT SENIOR UVING
flJfO; a spacioos SUit•. emertainment c111h1. tun
llfPS lrilll$fl0f!il/Ofl. mo"'
I 180 ~l I 111 :'Mi I I"° .~~11 ... oec: I
WHOLESALE FLORAL COAST COIN NEEDS
476 EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNmES
Eecrow Receptlonlat IOf
"""' ollce 111 F ashton ts.and enir)' level w advaricemen1
oi;portun11y lu1H1me
c;ompui!>< lne<Klly 11111 11a.n
on escrow softwa1e Stfld.
resume 10 949 640·3610
ann Kelly Ne1(!Er
E SIDE 28< 1 58a house Oceanfront HcKIM Ito 28< M1nllfecMtr Clteranct OLD COINSI Gold si1 •e•
2·S1ory WID hook·ups 28a, den. Irv rm tp lrg Save on 5amf)l8$ s•ems ,ewelry wa1ches 1n1ique~
1ca1 ga1 Sl400rMo Avail enleflalnmenl palJO, ga1 aB suw.es nbboo~ & Plaste< coHtci1bles 949-~2·9«7
COSTA NEUPORTE' S.7 No pets 94!H60-83&4 new l'ISOl & OUI NolsmkO' Ums Huge Oist;ounis pe1S/ $3150 949-492·8282 Houra 1~ TOP SUIRECOROS! 949-646·6300
ll1ll1lllllJm age 58
CM Helghla. 1g 3br 2 Sba
dplx. lrplc. dbl 91r. pc1v rear
yard $3000 Also lg 2br
2ba. lrplc. dbl gar prrv rear
yard $2000 949'67S-3n3
. IR~~1
PARK WEST
APART"ENT HO"ES ~ 2& 2Sa etldle$S
ameM1"S Pets Welcome SI 38{) Mo
5paC10US 38r 28'1/ls also
av1 l<lblll SI 67M.4o ~ff 888·641-7632
•E SIDE• OPEN SUN 1 o.3
2036 •A Fullerton Lg Clean
dplex 3 1 2. 2 car gar. yd. flO
dog $1450 949·552·8842
2Br 2.5Ba TownhouM on
bluffs near beach. fncd yard.
Fp. dbl ga1, extra partung
$149S/Mo 949-6-42·9699
FIND
an apartment
through
classified!
BAYFRONT
Community
A Pleasu rable Experie11ce
I and 2' B~droom Ae_anment Homes ~ 1400 -~2350
Ask abo1d our sprinf specidl
Prhate Patios • Tllecl Eatr1es • ~ • Wood
Bumlq Flreplac:e. • Pltvete Beadl 111d ~
Bolt Slips A'8111ble • Spl~ s..-.. Pool
Letlt Ttoplal ~~ID& • SecOldl to
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SpacloUI COf1do lbl Iba
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'Plnorlmlc, ac-n. ' Cfly view. 2br 2ba, remodel,
2 car gs, S2900.
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grtal ~lll<ll>I b •IP IVf'\111.
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NANSISUVS
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black. llllO, 111. moonrool
(02967) s.1995
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714-179-2500
BMW Z3 '97
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714-835·3171
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TODAY'S
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By CHAALE8 OOA£N with OMAR SHARtF
llnd T~HIRSCH
THI'; 81001NC TIU.LS IT AU,
Nonh-South vulnerable. West deals. dcclatc-could count Oftly tcvcn rut
lricb, nf the only wit tNl otraed I
chance to develop IWO ~ WM
speda. s Ince that rne.ll dial decllrer
would baYC IO surrender the lead ll
lca.<A once, the contrld had no pby ii
West hid stll1Cd with Ove clubl. WEST
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WF.S'f ~ EAST
•• lei Dbl ,_ 2NT ,_ , ... ,_ ....
Opening lead: King of •
SOl!IH INT JNT
The c luc to the play lies in East·~
ncptive double. l!ul must surely
hold four spedes, 111(! the 5pou In the
11ull are auch tl\ll taking two finc:ttt
apinst East. &houkl lha1 player have
beth honors, will not work IS I~ as
&..t coven ~ lifTlC4 when high 'f'lldet Ire led from dwnmy. The orily
hope iJ to find Welt with I doubleton king or queen -K Q bere is too
much to hope for.
Cover the East-Wcs1 cards wilh your thumbs .. You arc in an ambidoua
comract. How should you proceed after the opening lead of I.he 'Icing of
clubs?
The way to elf.CC to this holdin4 Is aflet winning the ace of ctubl • trict
one (do not hold up the ace -a dia-
mond ihift would be fatal), 10 lead a
low soede II Irick two. If West mes with ihc honor, you taier finmc P.ut
for the remaining honor and land the con1111Ct. If West follows low, cash
the ace or sPldes when you regain I.he
lead to felf West's honor, and again
you have three spade cricks and the
contract.
Noce North's one-hcast ovcrca.11.
The quality of the 1t1it more than
compensates for I.he fact th.al it is onJ y
I four<ltdet. f.ast's double WU ncg-
lttve -for takeout not penalty -
and South's ooe oo tnunp was con-
tlUCtive, not a sign of weakness.
Except for the faa tha1 North's ral!c
to two no trump is rather aggn: 1ve,
I.he ~ Of the bidding WU natural.
After the lead of lhc king of club'I,
Observe th.al f.ast is 10 blAmc for
I.his dcblclc. The negative double
WIS fawow. If West WM minimum, it
could only lead to <IJ.sasler. lf We:s1
bad a ~ hand. th.al playtr would bid again. Here. it led to NOnh-South
bidding a game ~y were unlikely to
get IO under their own steam and, at
lhe same time. drew a blueprint of the
hand that pennined declarer to land
I.he COllU'aCL
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(1<2144n 121,195
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714-835-3171
BMW 5211 '91
Auto, Pr"""-p= (W~VIER a.::
714-835-3171
BMW 5211 'ti Auto, wtllt9, ICK ..... (4FKFOl6) 133,185.
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714-135-3171
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tit lllgl. reg pd, ldnl cond
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