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NEWPORT BEACH -Every day
at 12:30 p.m., 4-year-old Kiaona stops
what she's doing at Ocean Breeze
Daycare ln Costa Mesa to wave at her
grandmother in Washington State.
All she bas to do is tum a bright
smile toward one of the two cameras
mounted on the walls of her class-
room. She knows that her grandmoth-
er will see her because each day at
12:30 p.m., she sits down at het (:Om-
puter to visit Kianna over the Internet.
She is one of countless relatives
who, thanks to Newport Beach-based
GuardianCam, can now see their little
loved ones at play from anywhere in
Newport Beach-based
Internet se£Vice uses
cameras to allow
parents to check in on
kids at day-care centers.
the world. -as long as they have
access to the Internet and have a
secret pass code.
Ocean Breeze is one of 15 day-care
centers in California that have
installed GuardianCam since Janu-
ary. The cameras allow parents to
watch their children via the Internet
while they attend day care.
Newport Harbor High School's sailing team. fro
Grimes, Amy Halvorsen and Scott Hogan. The
Ale• Coolman
0AM.Y PllOT
P: a visit to the yacht dub that's
me to the best high school
sailing team in the count?)', and
e impression you'll get is
somewhat more casual than you might
expect.
Billy Uniack, the 23-year-old coach
of Newport Harbor High School's
team, is running around trying to fi~ld
phone calls. A handful of the girls on
the team are lounging in an office in
battered chairs. Some of the boys on
the te&D are off sailing, and one of
them ii at the dentist, probably worry-
ing more about molars than mainsails.
But if the vibe is relaxed at the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club, the
group's base of operations, that's
because the team memben have
already accompliabed everything they
A casual atmosphere
belles the hard work
of the Newport Harbor
High School
sailing team, which
won the international
championship
this month.
possibly can.
Earlier this month, they won the•
International High School Racing
Championship Regatta in England.
Before that, they won the U.S. Nation-
als. And before that, they won every
other sailing contest they entered, with
"I'm t.hriJJed, • said Jennifer Mills,
whose 4-year-old son, Christian,
attends Newport Harbor Montessori
Center in Costa Mesa, where
GuardianCam was installed three
months ago. "It's nice for my re latives
lo be able to check in on their grand-
children.•
Chris Seminatore, 31 , came up
with the idea about a year a&hen
his friend went through a diva and
wanted to be able to see his aughter
in North Carolina.
After about six months of develop·
ing his idea, writing a business plan
and gaining start-up funds, Semina-
tore launched the company in January.
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the exception of a single second-place
finish.
They may not be big on ceremony,
but they seem to be doing something
right
And if you talk to the people on the
team -and the people on the teams
they beat -the impression you get is
that clicking as a group, rather than
sticking to any formal program, is the
mysterious pigredient ln Newport Har-
bor's formula of success.
•we're pretty focused,• Uniack
said. •we work pretty hard."
"The whole year, right from the get-
go, we totally worked together,• l&id
Meredith Potter, 16, one of the
youngest of the six sailors who racked
up the impressive record of wins.
It wasn't always this way. In the
SEE SAILING PAGE A12
Disease-laden bomb ticking away in Newport?
• DCXJ acqUifel tick-borne
dileue near Baek Bay, .paddDg
concerm Of a j>ot8ritiaDY larger
problmn m future.
Guardian·
Cam chief
executive
officer
Chris
Semlnatore
chats with
first-graden
at Newport
Harbor .
Montes5ort
Center
while one
of his
cameras
records
real-time
footage that
can be
viewed via
the lntemeL
CONRAD LAU I
OAJLY PILOl
City goes .
after Dixon
• City attorney's office is now hunting for
former utilities director, who still owes taxpayers
$1.6 million for crimes he committed in 1992.
Noaki Schwartz
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH
Nearly a decade after he
was arrested on the steps of
City Hall, Bob Dixon is
again a wanted man as city
officials hope to track down
the former utilities manager
for the more than $1.6 mil·
lion he still owes taxpayers.
"We've got 10 years to
satisfy the judgment,• said
Deputy City Atty. Daniel
Ohl. who was handed the
job of dellvering the bill to
Dixon a couple weeks ago.
·1 think it'll be extremely
likely we will find him, but
asset-wise ... I don't know.·
Starting in 1981, Dixon
had forged more than 400
checks and embezzled an
estimated $1.8 million to
feed his compulsive shop-
pmg habit.
Three months alter he
was arrested on Jan. 13,
1992. Dixon pleaded gut.lty
to two counts of embezzle-
ment by a publlc ofhcer. At
the time, all his assets were
liquidated, but they
amounted to only $700,000,
leaving the city holding a
$1.6-million bill.
Dixon was sentenced to
four years m state pnson but
spent only 18 months m the
Richard J Donovan Correc-
bonaJ Facility m San Diego.
He was released March 13,
1994.
City ofhoals were hop-
ing Dixon would be good
for the money. Afte r dll, the
17 -year city e mployee and
SEE DIXON PAGE A11
Mercedes dealer
fined in pernrlt snafu
• D.A. seeking
sanctions from Aetcher
Jones Motor Cars,
alleging procedures
weren't followed on
underground tanks.
SU. Doyte
0MY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -A
popular local car dealer is
discovering that not follow-
ing county permit proce-
dures' on environmental
laws can have a hefty J>rice
tag -m th.ts case. probably
hall the sbcker pnce on a
new Mercedes-Benz
Fletcher Jones Motor
Cars, Inc. will likely pay a
$17,500 civil penalty for not
following the Orange Coun-
ty Health Care Agency's
procedure when the dealer-
ship moved to a new loca-
tion and left behind 10
underground storage tanks.
The Orange County Dis-
trict Attorney's Office, a.a
part of an aggressive new
enforcement on mainte-
SEE JONES MGI A12
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Newi)ort Beach snack maker wins top award
1be Martmb Oapury, Inc., a~
Beach-hued muufacturer ol pwnhan w1
mack ma., won tint pllCe ID tbe belt IDKb
category at tbe t30tli annual c.>ttmde Gift
Show, beldJuly tS-18 at tbe LOI Ange'N c.GG·
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chef. aulbor and co-owner of LOI Angeles' Bom·
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and Soaora Cafe'I Peltz S&Jcedo,
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Gartk: & Hed>I, Low-tat Cajun Spice and the
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Daily Pilot
Season tickets available
soon for Pacific
Symphony Orchestra.
T be upcoming Padflc
Sympbolly OrdMlltra season tickets go OD
sale Aug. 21 at the Orange
County Performing Arts
Center. The event has
something for everyone:
There is a classics series, a
pop series and family COD·
certs. The Classical Con-
noisseur consists of 10 COD·
certs; the Great Master-
works is five concerts; the
C1ass1cal Favorites is five
concerts1 the Pop.Series is
seven concerts; the Family
·Concerts 1s six concerts; the
Clauical Connections 1s
four Saturday concerts; the
Classical Raves includes
five parties and concerts;
and Handel's Messiah is
one concert. ·
Greer Wylder
BEST BUYS
There are more than 100
iron beds in stock. Other
services available at New-
port Bedding are free deliv-
ery, free setup and free dis-
posal of your old mattress.
It's at .1534 Newport Blvd.
in Costa Mesa. ID.formation:
(949) 646-3991.
Sean McCully
Subscribers to the con-
cert series get all kinds of
benefits, including the best
setlts, and they'll have the
chance to renew or
improve their seats with
each season. Other benefits
to subsaibing are a better
price. Some concerts are
discounted as much as 29%
off the regular ticket price.
Subsaibers can exchange
their tickets for another
concert in the series, and
there is a complimentary
reception for first-time
Classics subsaibers to
meet Carl St Clair and oth-
er members of the orches-
tra.
Between The Sheets is
having a white sale on tow-
els and sheets through
August. Examples of sav-
ings include Egyptian cot-
ton towels in mat, bath,
hand. wash and sheet sizes
discounted at closeout ·
prices. ihere is also a
Fieldcrest sheet set for as
low as $79 for a queen set,
and $89 for a king set.
Crystal accessories for the
bed and bath are reduced
as much as 50%. Between
The Sheets is a top-of-the-
line bed and bath acces-
sories store. It's in the Abi-
um Court at Fashion Island
in Newport Beach. lofor ·
mation: (949) 640..9999.
HEIS
Not feeling boxed in by his day job.
ROWNG WITH THE PUNCHES
Sean McCully bas a mission: to
make kick boxing a mainstream sport.
The 28-year-old McCUlly has operated
LA Boxing in Costa Mesa since 1992
with his m1>ther, Charyl, and brother.
Justin. • ·
The gym offers a slew of kick box-
ing, training and other boxing classes
seven days a week. With approximate-
ly 30 PUR~g bags hanging from the ceillnj, ~ plenty of room for every-
on~ including inside the boxing ring.
Bu McCully wants to bring kick
boxing to another level.
·vou don't see kick boxing two
times a week on pay-per-view, like
boxing is," McCully said.
THE FIGHT CLUB
McCully's passion for boxing started
when he was 8. He was the new kid in
school after his family moved from
Connecticut to California, and was an
Getting a.
kick out of life
easy target for bullies. He started tak-
ing martial arts classes and quickly
turned the situation around in the
school y&Iti.
•I started getting good at martial arts
and then move<\ from being picked on
to the picker, which landed me in some
trouble,• McCully said.
But McCully's involvement in
sports later steered the wild child in
the right direction. He started compet-
ing and took out his frustrations inside
the ring.
TOTAL KNOCKOUT PUNCH
These days, the Newport Beach res-
ident fights professionally around the
globe, but primarily in Japan, where.
competitors are well-paid. Fighters can
receive anywhere from $6,500 to
$10,000 in Japan compared to $3,500 to
$5,000 in the U.S.
But that prtce does not come cheap,
especially in the sport of ultimate fight-mg.
Almost anything goes inside the
caged battles of ultimate fighting, with
the exception of eye-gouging and bit-
ing, McCully said.
EYE ON $HOW Ill
McCully hopes to one day choreo-
graph boxing scenes for films and
become involved in stunts.
He already bu performed in the •
movies•Ou.tfmJustioe~and•Readyto
Rumble.• .
In the meantime, he's content with
training others inside the ring. He psy-
ches up his clients mentally and physi-
cally for what they will face during
fights.
. •1t•s hard to understand that some-
one trained for six weeks to fight you,•
McCu.Uy said. •Everyone's eyes are on
you. Now that's pressure.•
-Story by Sue Doyle;
photo by Marillnna Day Massey.
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A 10% discount card is
given to sub6aibers for use
on any Pacific Symphony
Orcbeltra concert at The
Center, except the Messiah Mlc;beel'a Ana & en.a.
and tbe Pacific Sympbooy is bav!ng a huge bldf ·prlce
Orchestra's Summer Con· · . sale on tons of arts and
certs at Verizon Wireless ciattl materials through
Amphitheater. Plus, sub-Saturday. On sale are all sc:riben get a 10% discount framed mtrron, artist's
~~¥:°'9 ~ pads, silk floral stems,
Symphony Orchestra ticket beads, artist's brulbes, bas-
olfioe bat 1231 E. Dyer, kets, decorative edge sds-
Road, Suite 200, Santa Ana. son, greeting cards. can-
Information: (114) 755-dles, gift wrap, gift bags, ribbon. ready-to-finish
5799. paper mache and more. U
Beanie Babies collectors: new models available
Stroucb has started its
fashion preview sale with
savings throughout the
store. lhslde the store you'll
find bargains on com-
forters, pillows, duvets,
tablecloths, Royal Velvet
linens, blankets, mattress
pads, towels, area rugs and
window treatments. Most
salQ items are reduced 20%
to 30%. Strouds is in the
Costa Mesa Courtyards at
1835 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Information: (949)
722-7655.
you've always wanted to
learn cake decorating,
there are new classes
beginning the week of
Aug. 13. See inside the
store for more details.
There are also craft classes
on how to make a carved
pumpkin centerpiece, Ooral
hat door decoration and a
clay pot scarecrow.
Michael's is at 610 W. 17th
St. in Costa Mesa. Informa-
tion: {949) ~8-6053.
W e at Retail Roundup were just
reading The New York
Observer and it made us wish
the Daily Pilot was as funny as that fine
newspaper. It also made us wish the
Dally Pilot was printed on~ paper,
like the Observer. But Jn this world,
you can't always get what you want t ...
You can, however, get 98 new
Beanie Babies at the Discovery Shops
Jn Corona Del Mar. The limp, stuffed
creatures come in pretty much every
color you could hope for, and the price
is said to be right.
Are Beanie Babiet still cool? Haven't
parents rea1ir.ed that they should be
collecting Laser Scooters? But then
ROAIL ROUNDUP
Laser Scooters are being produced in
large quantities, undercutting their col·
lectibility. You can get one for $52 on
the auction Web 11.te eBay and scuttle
around town as if you were a hipster
on the streets of Manhattan.
FINGERBOARDS? If YOU INSIST ...
Or you can buy a Happy Meal from
McDonald's and get something called
a •fingerboard• with your hamburger
and fJ1es.
A fingerboard. if you don't know, is
a little tiny skateboard that you can
manipulate with your fingers. It's aort
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of like a stress ball fm 8-year-olds. And
until Aug. 4, eight different finger-,
boards are being crammed into Happy
Meals, along with little fingerboard
ramps and sticken and other acces-
sories.
This is all very exciting to U1
because the flngerboerd idea is the
brainchild of Theriot & Aaod.ates, a
Costa Mesa marketing agency.
And it's also thrilling to us because
the set of all eight fingerboard Happy
Meals, complete and in mint coodition,
is already available on eBay for $9.17.
Has there ever been a marriage 10
sua:eaful as that between the Internet
and kitsch?
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Newport Bedding is
having a big mattress and
bed Mle. 'IWin mattress sets
start u low as $219.95 and
go up to 5649.95. Full sets
range from $299.95 tp
S199.95. Queen sets start at
$349.95, up to $999,951 and
king lets range from
$499.95 to $1199.95. New-
port Bedding speda1izes in
latm matueaes, iron beds
and adjt.Wtable beds. Dur-
ing the lale, all iron beds
are 19duced 30% to 50% . ._
Early Yean Toys is hold-
ing a going-out-of ·business
sale. The toy store bas
reduced its prices up to
50%. All items in the store.
excluding 1Y products, are
at least 25% off. Early
Yean Toya is at 1827 West·
cliff Drive in Westcliff
Court, Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 642-
4212.
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Doiiy Pilot Tho~, My 27, 2000 A3
GreeriligA.t-debaters turn, red at meeting 111 lllEF
Another 'Skosh'
Monahan arrives
• Promise of studied debate
falters as proponents and
opponents of growth-control
measure face off in City Hall.
Noakl Schwartz
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -Beneath a
thinning veneer of polite exchanges,
emotions rose between council mem-
bers and proponents of the Green-
light initiative Tuesday night as they
debated the merits of residents con-
trolling the future of city growth.
On one side of the debate were
proponents of the Greenlight initia-
tive, which proposes to let residents
vote on certain major developments.
The added public input would
leagthen an already time-consuming
planning process, which includes
reviews by both the Planning Com-
mission and City Council.
On the other side are supporters,
including the council, of the compet-
ing Traffic Phasing Ordinance mea-
IN BRIEF
Health care
advocates press on
with measure
COSTA MESA -Local activists
said they will continue campaigning
for an initiative to spend most of the
county's tobacco setUement money on
health care despite a lawsuit filed by
the county to keep Measure H off the
November ballot.
•Morally, all of us feel it should be
sure. U passed, Lt would cement the Councilman Gary Ada.ms pointed
city's traffic law into the City Charter out that the general plan· amend"
and kill Greenlight. ments outlined in the analysis
The divisions between the two reduced car trips throughout the city
sides are great, even if both claim to by 1,352.
have residents' best interests at heart. •This shows that the reduction of
Greenlighters feel their measure is traffic takes place naturally by elect-
the result of voters reacting to an apa-ed officials,• councilman Tod Ridge-
thetic council that has approved too way agreed.
many developments. Greenligbt prqponent Allan Beek
But council members, responding countered that if their measure had
to the accusation that their work as been in effect. residents c0uld have
elected officials bas been poor, say participated in the process, voting on
the measure will undennine one of about 15 development proposals in
the basic·tenets of democracy -rep-the last decade.
resentative government. •areenllght would catch the
Somewhere in the middle of the things that were withdrawn earlier
storm sit confused community mem-this year,• Beek said, referring to the
bers who will vote on both measures group of companies -including the
this November after the council Irvine Co. -that withdrew their
placed the Traffic Phasing Ordinance Newport Center expansion plans in
measure on the ballot at the meeting, January.
Residents had hoped for clarity on But Adams suggested that the
the issue at Uiis city council meeting, debate over proposed developments
after council members promised the measure could create would give
open dialogue on an analysis of the rise to special interest groups around
Greenlight initiative. ' the city.
Indeed, the evening opened with Just as quickly as it began, the
some valid points. healthy debate was deflated by some
personal attacks.
• Greenligbt has caused you to say ·we can't just rubber-sta.mp the
Dunes,•' said proponent Phil Arst,
referring to the council's recent deci-
sion to take more time on the $100-
rnillion Dunes resort proposal.
"Greenlight trashes our democra-
cy!• responded Councilman Dennis
O'Neil.
Finally, resident Dolores Otting
stood up, voicing how some commu-
nity members may be feeling.
"I don't understand what you (City
Council members) are s0 afraid of for
people to go out and vote,• she said.
·0ver 10,000 people signed these
petitions. If they thought everything
was hunky-dory in the city, they
would not have signed.•
While both measures promise to
be the answer to residents' fears that
the city's quality of life is under
threat, there is another problem aris-
..i.ng from the heated debates, said
Councilwoman Norma Glover.
"These elections will divide the
community,• she predicted. "We're
dividing the community right now.•
tor health care,• said Jean Foi:bath,
director of the Share Our selves free
health clinic:! in Costa Mesa and e
member of the group behind the
measure, the Committee of Health
Advocates to Reinvest the Tobacco
late st.ate laws that dictate that coun-
ty supervisors muSt decide how to
spend the funds.
Settlements. .
The initiative proposes to use 80%
of the county's share of a national
tobacco settlement· for anti-unoldng
pr~Jhe 'tX>unty is expected to
receive ' million each. year for 25
~·· · 1'ie countfs Jawsuit, filed Friday •.
alleges' that the measure would vio-
In November, the Orange County
Board of Supervisors voted to spend
most of an estimated $165 million the
county will receive from tobacco com-
panies on jails and repaying debts.
The lawsuit. is expected to be
beard Aug. 30 in Orange County
¥ Superior Court.
•Jt's too bad they're doing this,•
Porbath said. "But it's not a surprise.•
-Andrew Giant
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Joseph N. Bell
THE BEU CURVE
Joe Bell is on vacatio'1. His
column will return next week.
1bere's a new • Skosh • in
town.
Oeborab Mona.ban, wife
of mayor and restaurateur
Gary Monahan, gave birth to
9-pound, 13-ounce Quin
Patrick Monahan on
Wednesday.
When asked how he felt to
be a father for the fourth time,
the senior Skosb -which
means "little portion• in
Japanese -responded
"tired.. , ~
Monahan said bis wife is
exhausted, but feeling well.
Young Quin will attract
more activity to Mona.ban's
already busy schedule. He's
spent most of bis time at bis
new pub/steakhouse, Skosll
Monahan's, since it was
opened last month. And he's
even had some brne to help
run the city .
-Andr.JW Glaar
OCC students can
explore WWII
Learn more about the
United ~tale's position dur-
ing World War ll m a class
this fall at Orange Coast
College.
The three-unit course
explores the political. mili-
tary. diplomatic, economic,
social and cultural dev~
ment of the war.
It is fully transferable to
the Uruvers1ty of California
and California State Univer-
sity systems. Fall registration
is underway in OCC'S
Ad.rruss1ons Office.
Information. (714) ·432-
5072.
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DAY 13
Display of World War II medals
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stands out at Orange County Fair's Collections Corner
Jarring .memories
1111 OF
THI DAY
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fried f....oritt can
be had for ~1---4 roll ls stuff9d with ~ and then apiece. The Oft'>"..., egg but It\ defl di ped in sweet-.nck>ur YUCfl. It may be INlll't nltely fi~-llcklng good. Pon's Is deeP Inside the fairgrounds, across from
the Wine CourtYard.
Daily Pilot
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'OF THE DAY
Right now
we're looking
for the next
performance of the
Sunshine. Girls. Our 12-
year-old granddaughter
is performing -singiref
and dancing. W.e are
also looking for the next
performance by Billy's
Brass Band. I hear
them, I just can't
find where it's
listed. ,,
-by A&19enstlne,
of Tennessee, who with his wife
of 52 years was trying to
navigate the fair Wednesday.
BARGAIN
OF THE DAY
DON LEACH I DALY Pl.OT
Euge ne Rasmussen stands next to his collection of German war medals, including a U-boat captain's bat, at the Orange County Fair.
Andrew Glazer
DAILY PILOT
T he swastikas and Iron Crosses displayed
in neat rows are jarring, especially next to
doll collections and Elvis memorabilia.
Nearly everyone visiting the Collections
Comer at the Orange County Fair stop and
stare at the glass case holding the boldly
designed Nazi symbols of one of the world's
most notorious regimes.
For Eugene Rasmussen, 75, owner of the
collection, the medals represent painful but
complex memories of his time at sea in World
WarD.
"In a lot of ways, the German soldiers were
like us,• said Rasmussen, who has the same
square shoulders and strong jaw he had when
went to war 55 years ago. "They were very
young. They weren't all Nazis. Many, like us,
didn't want to fight. But if they didn't, they
knew what the Gestapo would do. They were
petrified .•
Rasmussen came face-to-face with his
German counterj>arts several times during the
later stages of the war. •
For months, Rasmussen was aboard one of
two ships holding roughly 800 U.S. Army sol-
diers charged with blockading the English
Channel from German U-boats. He was 19
years old.
On Christmas Eve, 1944, the Germans tor-
pedoed the other ship. As British warships
rushed to the aid of the sinking ship, soldiers
began to jump into the choppy 47-degree watet.
Many drowned. Others froze. Some attempting
to reach the rescue vessels were crushed
between the ships.
Eugene Rumuaen. 20, (center) ln ArleJ,
France, ln August 1945.
•There was nothing you could do," sa.id
Rasmussen, who said it took decades before he
could celebrate on Christmas Eve. •we just
stood on the deck of the ship for 14 hours."
Five months later, 50,000 Germans sailing U-
boats in the English Channel sunend~. They
looked as young, confused, frightened and
relieved the war was over as Rasmussen's •
. Amerlcan comrades. Many willingly handed
over their hats and medals.
•They were happy to get rid of them,•
Rasmussen said. "It meant they were free to
• come to the surface and go back home."
As he sat carving an American eagle into a
swatch of leather in the fah"'s Home and Hobbies
Building on Wednesday, Rasmussen said be
doesn't often talk about b1s World Warn expe-
riences. .
"You live with Lt,• he said. ·unless you meet
other people who were there, there's not much
UJe in talking about It much. Not many people
understand what it was like.•
Just winging it .
Fair patrons flock to
see Slizabeth Johi1son
and her thiee
colorful papots.
Eugene blmuaen, 20, In Marielle,
France, In August 1945.
GOURD, llEYll IORED
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crafts table. The booth offers a wide
variety of "gourd" favorites, such as a
gourd fashioned Into a birdhouse.
available for S20. Gourds·•re Inedible
and can be made Into funky Items
that are sure to be the rtWI convers.l-
tion piece In your household. The
birdhouse comes 1n a variety of styles,
donning ptetures of cats. flowers or
peppers. Out of Our Gourd Is ecross
from the Wine Courtyard.
BY THE
NUMBERS
I FAIR COMPUISOI
Here Is a look at Orange County Fair
attendance compared to the same
day last year:
DAY 13, WEDNESDAY
(as of 6 p.m.)
1hfs yew: 17,416
l.ast yew: 20,678*
, • Wednesday was the first day atten·
dance declined this yHr. One theory
about the drop In numbers Is that
people came In drows i.st 'fM' to
see •weird Al" Y•nkcwk. who per·
fonned on Wednesdly In 1999, said
Ruby Lau, director of pubfk affllrs
for the fair.
'
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SCHEDUU
OF EVENTS
TODAY
F* hcin: 10 a,m. to midnight
Senion Dlly: Senioo ages 55 and
older are admitted for Sl and
rec.Ne free Meny-gcHound and
Ferris wheel rides.
•Hot• 'Neekday Wristband: Pur-
chaSC! a S 10 wristband, good for 1 o
rides of your choice. Wristbands
sold untll 8 p.m., ride until mid-
night. Includes rides In the major
and kiddie midways.. Good for all
ages. Wristbands are not transfer-
able and do not Include gate
admission.
AU DAY
• --•litt ~ -lNestock Maternity Barn .
• 5fMll MWnlih on dilpllly-
Small Animal Tent
• Delry mtt1e .._. cWry goets on
cllpl9y-Livestock Area
• st.., Hollow-Livestock Area
• ,.... lutton Scawl .... ~ -
Youth Building
•Woodworking dei1MAWb81iot'9
-Visual Arts Building
• °"na painting dei1MA•bations
-Visual Arts Building
• lMther Oaft Guild -Home
and Hobbies Building
• Guild of Aber Artists -Home
and Hobbies Bulldie>g -
• Smell Scale Sq&..nn -Home
and Hobbies Building
• Mesa Conlolic&.ted --l)is.. ·trkt demonstration -Millenni-
um Barn
• Sdenm ~ -Kids'
Park
10A.M.
• "Hot, Hot. Hot" DMdng -
Kids' Parle
• ~ E)Chibitlar, &.mil 6 p.m.
-Youtti Building
11 A.M.
• Senior a.is Ukulele Jmn S.S.
lion -Heritage Stage
• IWnbling Rogues Musk -cati-
fomia Patio & Spa Centennial Stage • ara. fun Review -Kids' Park
• Billy Eridoon, country singer/gui-
tarist -Buffalo Bend Stage
11:30A.M. .
•Alf Almkan RKiftg Pigs -New·
port Arena
• Ill Md 1he ~until
4:lO p.m. -Grounds
NOON
• Senior Pidlled ......... ...,
-._ -Heritage Stage • ttua\tii .... ww. ........
llQtd., .._.. -Callfomia Patio &
Spa Centennial Stage
•the OyW Onion ---....
laGn .._ -Kids' PMk ........... ,._., ...,.*' ........ ....,.,.. ....... _
Ca1Hom1-Spas Grass~ St.tge-
Fl<Q P~ion • ,..____,_Home and
Hobbies llulding
• .., lrtcbol,_ CIDWibf
~-Buffalo Bend
Stage
12:30 P.M.
•a.tie~ glulitlaor,,,.r
Buffalo Bend Stage
• DerNForel ....... ~
... until 5:JO p.m. -Grounds
1 P.M.
• Senior~ Wedd9tg c...
mony -Heritage Stage
• 9odf Md Soul~ ca1t-
fomia Patio & Spa Centennial Stage
• Al DIMora. vocaHat -Spotlight
Stag&'VlsualArts
'Unh9nfty of fun -Kids' Park
...... Wiley from Shemwin
Gmdelic Floww .,,....,. from ya&8'..,.., _California Spas
'Glass Roots S~al Pavilion
• Senior f'elhian Show: Dnlpen
Md o.mo.t -Home and Hobbies
Stage Building 14
• CHlchn .. Mllgk MMinM with
A'Mk lhwstlan -Bijou Theatre
• lHnldM Steel Drwn Band -
Street Scene
• MMner'I w. Puppet. wrtil 6
p.m. -Grounds
• 5dence Adventures -Youth
Building
1:30 P.M.
• Red Hot Billy P9Pf*'S -Grand
Pacific Resorts Meadows Stage
2 P.M.
• Aying c:.p.t c.w ... -Cali-
fornia Patio & Spa Centennial Stage
• Miss Debbe Lynn. ~•-Spotlight
Stage.Visual Arts
• Judging: JwUar dairy golit
lfiownwilhip-Livestock Arena
• Unlwrsity of Fun -Youth
Building
• s&.ttbolrd R11c:9s -Youth
Building
• Mae~ .... nllpkJn
toking with Chef ..... Mangell
-Home and Hobbles Stage Build-
ing 14
• Bltly Eridcson. c:ou'ftry
~-Buffalo Bend
Stage
• Mllgk of Fr-* 1hnton -
Street Scene
• All AIMkM Racing Pigs -New·
port Arena
•Russell llotlMn G'Qa -Green
Gate
• ~in 54ICICUlents with
Chris 8-nhill -California Spas
Grass Roots Stage-Floral Pavilion
• SdenCle ~-Kids'
Park Stage
2:.30 P.M.
• T4lrrell end 1abko Juggling
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•Swimming
. • Petting 1.ool
• Speniah
• Dance
•Cmputm
•Mmic .......
•Drama
• juaqRng Tenu
• IWd Tripe
DANCING QUEEN: Salsa sensation Erika Blackmun
teaches salsa dancing 'll,ghUy at the Heritage Stage.
The fun starts at 7 p.m.
Teem -Grand Pacific Resorts
Meadows Stage
• 1)'inldad St.el Drwn BllrMI -
Street Scene
• Doggies of 1he Wild West -
Newport Arena
3 P.M.
• Al Di Mar-. vocalist -Heritage
Stage
• sw.hlne Generation of Mwri-
. .ta -(alifornla Patio & Spa Cen-
tennial Stage
• Ell Whistle: NMive Amerka1
~ -Spotlight Stage/Vlsual Arts
• Oraa fun Rev\'8 -Youth Build-
ing
• Coolin' things Down with a
0....-n -Kids' Park
• Billy Eridcson. ClOW1try
~-Buffalo Bend
Stage
• °"ldren's M-uk Mlltinee with
Gus Ramlngo -Bijou Theatre
• Miiin Sti'Mt MD BlllMI-Street
Scene
3:30 P.M.
• lndlM Mther bellds by Fidel
Gonzales -Home and Hobbies
Stage Building 14
• Mllgk of Fr-* 1hwstlan -
Grand Pacific Resorts Meadows
Stage
• a.tie Keeling. glenblower -
Buffalo Bend Stage
• 1Wnidld Steel Dn.wn Band -
Street Scene
4P.M.
• Nifty After Fifty -Heritage
Stage
• Spectr\.n ~ -califor·
nia Patio & Spa Centennial Stage
• Miss Debbe Lynn.
vocalistAcaraolce -Spotlight
StageNisual Arts
• Mighty Quinn~ -Cel-
ebration Stage/Youth Building
• Unlwrsity of fun -Kids' Park
•Red Hot Billy~ -Grand
Pacific Resorts Meadows Stage
• Gus Rimingo Mllgk -Country
Lane
• All .Alasbn Racing Pigs -New-
port Arena
• Milling dei11011s1ratian -Mil-
lennium Barn
4:30 P.M.
• Cooking with Chef ..... Man-gen -Home and Hobbies Stage
Building 14
• llir1'ell _.. Tlbko Juggling
Teem -Grand Pac.iflc Resorts
Meadows Stage
• JonattYn Wild,~
-Buffalo Bend Stage
• Mllgk of Fr-* 1hurston -
Bijou Promenade
•Port 0ty MZ2 .._.. -Street
Scene
•Dalll•ofhWldW911-
Newport Arena
................. Oraa-Green
Gata
SP.M.
...... Right..._. Com .....
High sct.oo1 ~....,_can ..
fornla Patio & Spa Centemlal Stage
... Whllde: NMtwe AnwtcM
Aue.-Spotlight s~ Arts
•Glwle ................. _,...
tllllw -Celebration Stag&'Youth
Building
•the Speedy Cookie Snldrar-
docde Cookie Edng eon...t-
Klds' Park
• Stew Lord.~
Buffalo Bend Stage
•GUI ....... Mllglc -Grand
Pacific Resorts Meadows Stage
• ~ 5pb with Ertia
~ Terry Godfrey, DIMd Z.lr-
bel, Goldftnger .... Dove -
Bijou Theatre
• lHnimd Steel Drwn .._.. -
Street Scene
5:30 P.M.
• C.WW lty 0'9fs Mm') SW MiJ-
l•en Md S...~-Her
itage Stage
•Red Hot Mlf ~ -Grand
Pacific Resorts Meadows Stage
•JandwlWUd. ~
-Buffalo Bend Stage
• llir1'ell ...S lllkako Juggling
Teem -Street Scene
• All Aia*M Racing Pigs -New-
port Arena
6 P.M.
• Stage fright a.Mt Costa Mesa
High School tMCtier e.tct -ca1i-
tomia Patio & Spa Centennial Stage
• WlndyNit9s -Spotlight
Staget'Visual Arts
• Judging: 8-nywd fashion
parllde-Livestock Arena
• 0raa Fqi1 ~ -Kids' Park
• Stiwe Lord.~ -
Buffalo Bend Stage
• Mllgk of Fr-* Thwston -
Country Lane
• lHnimd StlMI Dn.wn ._., -
Street Scene
• Doggies of 1he Wild West -
Newport Arena
• Hyp.atist Martt Y\malr -
Grandstand Arena
•Milting deenaustratkM Mil-
lennium Barn
• 8uttllncDtd1 ... IKW: ......
0owns -Celebrations Stage
Youth Building
6:30 P.M .
• Qlmedj., tt.t» Dixon -
Arlington Theater
• Owtie Keeling. glns'oNi.,,.... -
Buffalo Bend Stage
• Mllgical Spicia with Erldc.9
OM.i. Terry Godfrey, Dmd Zir-
bel, Galdfiltger .... Dow -
Thursday, Jufy 27, 2000 A5
Bijou Theetre
•GUI ....... Mllglc-Count1y
I.Me
7P.M •
• 0.-o-Mington ThNter • S.,.. Aldw AIWIS _._
Spotlight StageNlsual Ms
• Unlwnlty of fun: Artlologf
101 -Kids' Park •Kick..._.._ Youth Building
• Wu Dllnc91----Heritage
Stage
• _.,.... end 1Wuiko Juggling
......,, -Grand Pacific Resorts
~Stage
•Port Oty MZ2 a.td -Street
Scene
7:30 P.M.
• Wu Band -Heritage Stage
• Gus F1.mingo Mllgk -Bijou
Promenade
• Red Hot Billy P9ppets -Street
Scene
• All Almkan Racing Pigs -New-
port Arena
• Ramell Btotl•s Oraa-Green
Gate
•~Hett» Dixon -
Grandstand Arena
8 P.M.
• WindyNttes -Spotltght
StageNtsual Arts
•Ra~ Michaef -Grand
Pacific Resorts Meadows Stage
• .klnriYn Wild,~
-Buffalo Bend Stage
• Magical Spa with Erildta
Dalu. Terry Godfrey. ~vid Zir-
bel. Galdfinger and Dow -
Bijou Theatre
• HyptOtlst Martt Yl.m.lilc. -
Grandstand Arena
•Milling demanstr.tian -M1t.
lennium Bam
8:30 P.M.
• Big Blind 2000 -Heritage Stage
• Steve Lord. singerlguitaris -
Buffalo Bend Stage
9 P.M.
• Charo -Arlington Thei< .er
• Say•~ Andes Music-•
Spotlight StageNisual Arts
• Jandyn Wild,~
-Buffalo Bend Stage
g-.30 P.M.
• Salu Band -Heritage Stage
• Comedian Herb Dixon -Grand
Pacific Resorts Meadows Stage
• Malgkal 5pim with &Ma
DilN. Teny Godfrey, Dllvld ~
bet. Goldfti ........ Dove -
Bijou Theatre
10 P.M.
• Rllymoild ~ -Grand
Pacific Resorts Meadows Stage
10-30 P.M.
• Big BllrMI 2000 -Heritage Stage
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No money, tough odds don't fa.Ze Demo challenger
•But incumbent Dana
Robrabacher says he's
heard stories like Ted
Crisell's before.
Alex Cooll'Nln
DAILY PILOT
Ted Crlsell gets the nicest
letters from members of the
Democratic Party.
After the 54-year-old can-
didate for the 45th Congres-
sional District won the prima-
ry election in March, Gov.
Gray Davis sent him a per-
sonal note.
·Put me down as a whole-
hearted supporter,• Davis
wrote. •And feel free to use
my endorsement in any way
that will be helpful.•
The only problem, Criseil
says, is that nice words don't
pay the bills of a congressional
campaign. He must run an
extremely economical cam-
paign -using techniques like
e-mail publicity -because
Democrats are gwl-shy about
actually writing a check to
fund a race for the 45th.
"When you have limited
resources, you put those
resources in targeted areas
where you have an opportu-
nity to elect a Democrat,•
explained Jeanne Costales,
chairwoman ot the Orange
County Democratic Party.
And Crisell's quest may be
such a long shot that be gets,
no money at all from local
Democrats, she said.
Labor unions, says Crisell,
!lre taking the same
approach: big smiles, firm
handshakes, no money.
But the funding practices
of these organizations aren't
enough to discourage the
energetic candidate. The
same slightly unconventional
spirit that drives him to run as
a Democrat in the district
dominated by Rep. Dana
Rohrabacher (R-Huntington
Beach) since 1988 persuades
him that the money, one way
or another, will come togeth-
er.
·rm just going through
friends and individuals" to
raise_ Junds, Crisell said,
speaking from bis 17th Street
campaign office. •It's a very
grass-roots effort.•
Though registration in the
45th District is solidly
Republican, Cfisell thinks
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there are segments of the
constituency who can be
won over to his side. Moder-
ate Republicans, be thin.ks,
might prefer bis politics to
those of Rohrabacher, along
with women, environmen-
talists, and segments of the
Latino and Vietnamese pop-
ulations.
Crisell ought to think
again, Rohra.bacher says.
"l think that the Republi-
can elements of my district
are strongly in favor of me,
the conservative Democrats
are in favor of me, and the
majority of the Independents
are in favor of me,• he said.
"Most of the other candi-
dates who have run against
me in the past have had pre-
cisely the same policy posi-
tions as Ted, and by large
majorities they've always
been defeated.•
Rohrabacher's seat is con-
sidered safe by so many, the
congressman added, that he
faces his own kinds of finan-
cial challenges.
BRIAN P08UOA I DAILY Pl.OT
Ted Crlsell ls the Dem.oaaUc challenger for the congressional seat that Dana
Rohrabacher currently occupies.
•If it's a safe district,
they're less likely to give you
money,• he said. "They feel
like you've got a lock, so why
donate to y.ou?"
And that could be a key to
a surptise success, Crisell
says. He's betting that Repub-
licans are overestimating the
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level of support for his oppo-
nent,. that the 45th has
changed over the years in
ways that will favor a Democ-
rat.
"He's going. He's going,•
Crisell said. '"It's just a matter
of lime.•
Donations for Balboa
Theater hit $20,000
BALBOA -The Balboa
Performing Arts Theater
Foundation recently received
a total of $20,000 in donations
from various businesses and
individuals.
The donations were from
the First American Title
Insurance Co., The Irvine Co.,
Alfred L. Erickson Family and
Mark and Terry Markowitz.
To date, the foundation has
raised more than $1 .6 million
that will go toward renovat-
ing the crumbling 1927 movie
house. The remaining price
tag to complete the project
and launch the first season of
perlormances is S4 million.
The foundation was
formed in 1995 to transform
the old theater into an elegant
;l.50-seat performing arts
Venue. However, initial esti-
mates by the optimistic group
of community leaders turned
out to be far below the actual
price of the project.
There were a number of
unforeseen costs, induding
compliance with the Ameri-
cans with Disabilities Act. As
a result, the theater must
install an e levator, wider
aisles and handicapped bath-
room stalls.
While the foundation had
hoped to have the renovated
theater open by fall, the
scheduled opening was post·
poned after the city planning
department said its review of
the plans would take longer
than anticipated.
Still, the group of res1·
dents have shown consistent
dedication in the face of
more than one setback and
are now shooting for a 2001
opening.
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Orange Coast College's aa.ll-
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will offer nonctedit womeo's
keelboat classes, designed
for women who have been
on boats but are beginning
sailors. Class sections will be
taught by Coast Guard-
Ucensed female sailors.
Classes get underway July
22 al OCC's Sailing Center,
1801 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Registration
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Spectacular Puget Sound
educationaJ cruises have
been scheduled for this sum-
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motor yacht that introduced
actor John Wayne to yacht-
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mark the third summer that
Norwester "has taken stu-
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sailing classes beginning
July 22. Classes will meet
from 1:15 to 5:15 p .m . at the
Sailing Center, ~ 1801 W.
Pacific Coast Highway, New-
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will run from 5: 15 ~to 7 :45
p .m. Registration is S(J5. For
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intermediate-level sailors
skills necessary to operate a
mid-size auxiliary cruising
boat beginning July 23. The
class will be taught aboard
the Islander 36, • • Andiamo, •
and is limited to six students.
The Sailing Center is at 1801
W. Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Registration
is $215. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 645-9412.
Learn to sail or windsurf at
Resort Waters.ports. You can
also rent windsurfers and 14-
foot Sailboats at $15 per hour.
(949) 729~ 1150.
Sailboat rentals and private
lessons are available at Mari-
na Sailing in the Balboa Fun
Zone. Advanced classes
include navigation, big boat, •
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power boat, introduction to
heavy weather and first-
mate instruction. For more
infonnation, call (949) 673-
7763, tlle Blue Dolphin Sail-
ing Club at (949) 644-2525 or
the Udo Salling Club at (949)
675-0827 for rentals.
IOIT IENTIU
Balboa Boat.Rentals can put
you on the water in so many
ways. Single and double
kayaks, electric boats, 14
holder sailboats, pedal boats
and runabouts for offshore or
to cruise the bay. Have a par-
ty? On the Water Scavenger
Hunts are a hit aboard the
ever-popular electric boats.
Por more information, call
(949) 673-7200.
Enjoy a day cruising the
harbor with Duffy Electric
Boats at 2001 W. Coast High-
way, Newport Beach, a full.
service' manufacturer, sales,
rental and service provider of
boats. Duffy offers electric
boat rentals ~y the hour. sev-
en days a week. All boats are
equipped with CD players
and window enclosures. Ice
and cups a re provided .
Reservations are suggested.
One hour is $60, however,
midweek specials are occa-
sionally available. Call for
<ietails. Free parking. lnfor-
mation: (949) 645-6812.
Sall airborne outside the
harbor, pu!Jed by a motor-
boat, courtesy of Balboa
Para-sailing near the Balboa
Fun Zone. A 90-minute trip
costs $45. Information: (949)
673-1693.
Spend • day relaxing ln a
motorized lounge chair (ent-
ed from Resort Water sports
inside Newport Dunes for
$25 an hour. Pedal boats,
electric boats, boogie boards,
kayaks, inflatable rails,
beach furniture and wet suits
are also available. For more
information, call (949) 729-
1150.
Balboa Boat ]lentals offers
pedal boat, sailboat, motor-
boat and electric boat rentals
in the Balboa Fun Zone. For
more information, call (949)
673-7200.
Rent a party pontoon, chap-
arral runabout or family pon-
toon at Anchors Away Boat
Rentals in the Balboa Fun
Zone. For more information,
call (949) 673-3372.
The Hart:>or may not be
Venice, but you can always
pretend. Spend an hour on a
gondola tour offered by the
Gondola Co. of Newport,
3400 Via Oporto, Suite 1028.
Cost is $75. Price includes a
basket of bread, cheese,
salanti, ice, glasses, blanket,
music and a Polaroid picture.
Wine is available for pur-
chase. For more information,
call (949) 675-1212.
Gondola Adventures/New-
port, 3101 Coast Highway,
also offers one-and two-hour
gondola cruises. A one-hour
tow with champagne costs
$70. A two-hour tour with
dinner and champagne costs
$180. Pickup at waterfront
restaurant is available. For
more information, call (949)
675-4984.
Irvine Coast Charters In
Lido Marina Village offers
two-hour electric boat cruis-
e~ with a gounnet dinner.
Cost is $180 for two people.
Other cruises are available,
complete with free cham-
pagne. For more information,
call (949) 675-4704.
Zip through the water on a
sea motorcycle -it's called a
Sea~oo -at a cost of $65
for lllingle/dO!Jble-seater. A
three-seater is available at
$75 an hour. For more infor-
mation, call Walk on Water
(949) 675-6800. It is next to
the ferry on Balboa lsJ4lnd.
Streamline, center-console
fishing boats may be rented
at Balboa Boat Rentals on
BaJboa Peninsula. These
new 19-inch boats ., are
equipped . with live bait
tanks, fish-finders and VHF
radio. Available by hour and
half-day rates at $170. Fu!J-
day rates are $240. l,1-Drive
offshore boats equipped with
VHF radios can be rented by
the hour, half-day or full-day.
Thursday, July 21, 2000 A 1
Rates range from $40 J.K!r
hour to $195 for lbe d«ly. Call
Balboa Boat Rental.!> dt (949)
673-7200.
CRUISES
The Newport Lculdlng Belle
is available for
wedd.J.ngs/recepUons, cock-
tail/s1ghtseemg c ru1ses and
meetings dt a co~t ot $250 dn
hour (m.lnimum two hours)
and ~150 each ddd1tional
hour. For charterl>, ldll (949)
361-3b40.
lndlvlduals dnd small
groups Cdll eniuy ~dturddy
and Sunddy <:hdlllpdgne
brunch cru1stJ., w1lh food
from lhe C'dn1wry C 'nnc,ec,
run from 10 d.n1 to noon dnd
from 1 30 to 3 JO p n1 Cost 1s
$31 per persun 1 h1· C ·druwry
also offers d cllru•l·r crmw lor
groups of JO lo hO Co'>l 1.,
$63.50 per persun hJJ 11101f'
informdtion. «ill (ll441 1>75-
5777,
Fun Zone Boat l o. runs 45-
oun u te Cflll!.1• 1.1l111lb $b,
chJ.ld.H:!n $1) dlld 1 lJ!J 11unutt>
crube (ddult:-. '!>>!, • hild1 l•n
$1 ), depdrllnq till' l~.tlbud
Fun Zorn: ewry h,111-huw. 11
a.m. tu 7 p.111 \ 110-111111utc
showboat .,u11~l·t c 1111.,l'
ledves lhe fun Zww di 7 pm.
at d lust of $6 p1•r c1duJt dnd
$1 µer chtld. Privdtl chc.1rtt>r'>
dre avd.ildble. f·or 11uJ1c 1nlor-
D1dbun, Cdll (94!-I) b I i-0240.
tLUTH~RAN CHURCH OF THI: MA~ff.R
MORNING PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM
Enrolling Now
• Chri~tian lns1ruction
• Devdopmemal Program
• Hands on Craft Activities
•Phonics
•Computer Instruction _llC.,;;:,_
• Before/ After School Care
Available
8:30 AM to 11 .• ~0 AM
2900 Pacific Y1t:v.r d1 1h
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AQIATICI Clll
Tbe Newpo11 Beach
Aquatics Club is a year-round
team dedicated to the devel·
opment of competitive swim-
mers. Workouts will be divid-
ed by age and ability levels
and will be coached by Ted
Bandaruk and all-AmeriC4Il
coach Rod Turner. Registra-
tion will be taken on site and
an equipment fee of $30 is
payable to the swim coach at
the first practice, then every
three months thereafter.
There is also an annual U.S.
Swimming fee of $35.
information: (949) 640-
6740.
BAS EIALL CAMP -Newport Beach will otter a
' . 'stJMMm . '
Players will ~ the rules of
the game and improve their
offeniive and defensive
strategies. &ch camper will
receive a football, T-shirt and
evaluation. It is suggested
campers bring water and a
snack each day. The.camps
·are from 9 a.m. to noon Aug.
7-11 and Aug. 21-25. Regis·
tration fee is $88.
InfonnaUon: (949) 544 ..
3151.
GOLi CAMP
' -
Daily Pilot
class offered at Newport
Beach Goll Cowse will
empbuizes stance, &Wing
and use ot clubl. Students
may bring their own clubs or
rent dubl from the course,
and each student will be
asked to pwchue one bucket
of practice balls per lesson.
Each class will last 90 min-
utes and registration ls $45.
Information: (949) 644-
3151.
GYMNASTIC.
Newport BMch will otter
gymnastic training for kids
ages 6 to 11 throughout the
summer. Registration is $50
· and instruction will be offered
in balance and tumbling,
skills on the uneven parallel
bars, balance beams, rings
and the vaulting horse. Stu-
dent-to-instructor ratio is
approximately 8 to 1 and stu-
dents enrolling in intermedi-
ate classes must have instruc-
tor approval.
weeklong baseball camp for
ldds ages 6 to 12 from July 31
to Aug. 4. Each camp runs
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and
each camper is ask~· to bring
water, lunch and a snack each
day. A baseball, T-shirt and an
evaluation will be given to
each camper after the camp is
completed. The program will
focus on baseball fundamen-
tals through drills and fun
games in a relaxed setting.
DON I.EACH I OAl.Y PILOT
A skipper and his navlgaUonal pooch sail their way around the bay in a sabol
Young gotten ages 6 to 14
may learn game fundamen-
tals including grip, stance,
swing, putting, chipping and
driving, along with rules ~d
etiquette. Each camper will
receive a golf bat, T-shirt and
evaluation. Th~ camp is spon-
sored by the city of Newport
Beach and each camper is
asked to bring a snack, water
and their own golf clubs each
day of camp. The five-day
camp begins Aug. 7.
Information: (949) 644-
3151.
Information: (949) 644-
3151.
Information: (949) 644-3151. . .
BASKETBAtl~P
Newport Beach w1l1 host a
basketball camp for kids ages
7 to 14, from 10 a.m. to 3 p .m.
July 3.1 to Aug. 4. Registration
is $96 per player, which
includes a basketball, T-shirt
and evaluation. Each camper
is asked to bring water, lunch
and a snack.
Information: (949) 644-
3151.
ADULT, YOUTH IOATING
Newport Beach will is
offering four-hour beginners'
workshops for people ages 14
and up. The 8 a.m. to noon
workshops are designed for
participants to become famil-
iar with paddling calm bays
in touring kayaks. There will
be an orientation on equip-
ment, safety guidelines and a
three-hour on-water session
on paddling teclinique.s, wet
exits and in-water rescues.
Registration is $65. A wetsuit
is required and rentals are
available through the South-
wind Kayak Center. Young-
sters must have a liability
waiver signed by the parent.
Information: (949) 261-
0200.
CANOE I KAYAK CAMP
Youngsten ages 8 to 12
will learn basic kayaking and
~oeing skills in various
weeklong camps offered by
Newport Beach. Registration
for each session is $125 and
there are 10 weeklong camps
to choose from. Each day,
youngsters and their instruc-
tors will paddle to destinations
around Newport Bay, with the
final day consisting of relay
races and hot dogs at the
Newport Aquatic Center.
Campers must pass a five-
minute swim test and they
should bring a towel, sun-
screen, wind breaker ·and
snacks to each camp. Locker
rooms with showers will be
available. A teen canoe/kayak
camp will also be available
throughout July and August
for kids ages 13 to 18.
Information: (949) 644-
3151.
CUMlllG CAMP
Designed for ldcb ages" 9 to
16, this camp will teach prop-
. er techniques for safe rock
climbing, including how to tie
proper knots, belliying proto-
col and hand and foot tech-
nique. The purpose l>f ,this
camp is to push climbers to
their limits while allowing
them to expand their comfort
zones, build confidence and
develop problem-solving
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skills. Camps will be held at
the Cli.mbX Indoor Rock
Climbing Gym, 18411
Gothard St., Unit 1, Hunting-
ton Beach. Registration is $90
and the camps will take place
throughout July and August.
Information: (714) 843·
9919.
ROCK CLIMllNG
Jlock-cllmbtng classes of
all levels will be taught
throughout July and August
at the ClimbX Gym, 18411
Gothard St., Unit 1, Hunting-
ton Beach. The registration
fee is $55 and each class will
run from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays,
Wednesdays or Thursdays.
Information: (714) 843-
9919.
FUG FOOTIALL CAMP
Youngsten wtll Improve
football skills in a safe and
noncompetitive environment
in a weeklong camp run by
the city of Newport Beach.
GOLF ETIQUEnE
Newport Beach will ofter a
~ass for golf etiquette for
beginners on Aug. 16 from 4
to 6 p .m. Th~ classes will offer
enough information about
golf rules and etiquette to
allow playing immediately.
The classes are designed for
' youngsters ages 8 to 12 and a
$7 material fee is payable to
the instructor.
Information: (949) 644-
3151.
GOLF RULES
AND OIQUETIE
A two-hour dass on gou·
rules apd etiquette will be
offered to adults from 7 to 9
p.m. Aug. 16. Registration is
$30 and there is a $7 materials
fee payable to the instructor.
Information: (949) 644-
3151.
GOLF CLASS
Designed for beginning
and intermediate golfers, this
HORSE RIDING
There w1l1 be four borse-
riding classes in July and
August ·at Christian Montes-
sori School in Costa Mesa.
Youngsters are asked to bring
a parent and learn to feed,
groom, saddle and ride
ponies. Participants must
wear hard-soled shoes with
heels and long pants. Regis-
tration is $60.
Information: (949) 645-
4360.
YOUTH ICE SKATING
The l ee Chalet In Costa
Mesa will host four, eight-
week ice skating classes
throughout the summer
There will be two classes
offered for kids ages 6 to 8
and two classes for kids ages
9 to 15. Registration for each is
$85 and skaters should arrive
15 minutes early for a class.
The lee Chalet is in the Mesa
Verde Center in Costa Mesa.
Infon!filtion: (714) 979-
8880.
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TODAY
Borden Bustnea Connec-
tions, a business networking
and referral group, will begin
· an ongoing series of meetings
from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. on the
fourth Thursday of each
month at Borders Books,
Music and 'Cafe at South
Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. (114) 256-0353.
Jacque Daniel wlll otter Ups
on public speaking at 12:15
, p.m. at Borders Books, Music
and Cafe at South Coast
Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa
Mesa. Free. (114) 432-7854.
Archlted Helmut Jahn wtll
discuss bis newly designed
Imperial Bank Tower at 1 :30
p.m. in the lobby of the
building. The Imperial Bank
Tower is at 695 Town Center
Drtve in Costa Mesa. Reser-
vations are required . (310)
201-8800.
WHY PAY
DEPT STORE
PRICES?
Visit our
AREA RUG STUDIO
· Rugs & Runners on
Sale .
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1663 Placentia St., Costt Mesa
(,.,)646-4838
. . AROUNDToWN
Newport Harbor Al'M
Chamber of Omunerce will
host a sunset after-hours
mixer at 5 p.m. at Din Din in
the Bamboo Terrace, 1713
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Free for members, $10 for
potential members. (949)
729-4400.
Author David Gabbe wlll
host a cooking class,
•Exploring Soy,• from 6 to 9,
p .m. at the Costa Mesa
Neighborhood Community
Center, 1845 Park Ave. The .
class will also be off~ed from
6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 3. Cost is $30
plus a $10 matertals fee.
(714) 327-7525.
llandy Mltcbell wlll di.lam
the challenges that come
with parenting at 6 p.m. at
the Pour Seasons Hotel at
Pash.ion Island, 690 Newport
Center Drive, Newport
Beach. Cost is $75 for two
guests. (949) 574-8200.
Fidelity Federal Bank wlll
present a seminar for home
buyers at 6 p.m. at 1515
Westcliff Drive, Newport
Beach. The program is
geared toward homeowners
and first-time buyers. Free.
(949) 629-7540.
2036 Quail St.,
Newport Beach,
CA 92660
fllDAY
Tbe N~rt BMcla Plre
Department will preeent a
•Power Outage Public Infor-
mation Porum• at 9 a.m. at
City Hall, in the Council
Chamben, 3300 Newport
Blvd. The forum will caver
information on the potential
for power outages and
rolling brown-outs, prob-
lems, solutions and how they
could affect businesses. (949)
644-3104.
Orange Coanty bat special-
ist Steph.anie Remington will
lead a one-mile walk at 1
p.m . in search of bats at
Crystal Cove State Park, at
Pelican Point on Coast High-
way. Meet at the El Moro
Visitors Center. Pree hike;
parking is $6. Reservations:
(~9) 491-7647.
SITU I DAY
There wm be • tree demon-
stration and discussion on
Japanese calllgraphy at 11
a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. The
event, titled •The Art of Sho:
An Afternoon with Shoei
lbata• will be held at
Carousel Court at South
Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa.
1be event is free. (310) 829-
6060.
"'Toal LUe s..pow ..... t·
lecture eeriel creator Morgan
Rogers will preeent a semi-
nar on health and stress
management at 3 p.m. at
Borden Boob, Music & Cafe
at South Coast Plaza, 3333
Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free.
(114) 432 .. 1854.
SUI DAY
Park · rangen wlll lead a
beck-country hike at 9 a.m.
at Crystal Cove State Park, at
Pelican Point on Coast High-
way, between Corona del
Mar and Laguna Beach.
Meet at the El Moro Visitors
Center. Free bike; parking is
$6. Reservations: (949) 497-
7647.
MOllDIY
The Newport Beach Ubr8ll'f.
will present "Medicine Wag-
on Variety Show• for chil-
dren in first through sixth
grades, at 10:30 a.m. at 1000
Avocado Ave.. Newport
Beach. The program will be
repeated at 3 p.m. Aug. 2 at
the Mariners branch library
at 2005 Dover Drive, New-
949.852~8655 1st Month of Personal Traini
.. . .
port Beach. Both programs
are free. (949) 717-3801.
WIDllSDAY
The American Cancer Soci-
ety will offer make-oven for
cancer patients at 10 a.m. at
Hoag Hospital, One Hoag
Drive, Building 41, Newport
Beach. Pree. Registration:
(949) 261-9446.
Popular Jazz saxophonist
Paul Taylor will perform at
Fashion Island's Summer
Concert Series from 6 to 8
p .m. at Bloomingdale's
Courtyard, Fashion Island,
Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach. Admission is
free. Reserved seating is $15.
(949) 721-2000.
"Newport Bay at a Cross-
roacls • will be the topic for
Speak Up Newport's month-
ly meeting at 6 p.m. at The
Riverboat Restawant, 151 E. ·
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Hors d' oeuvres will
be served at 5:30 p.m. The
meeting is open to the public
and guests are welcome.
(949) 224-2266.
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Thursday, July 27, 2000 A9
Borden liter.._• clK!r <•
group will meet at 1 p.m. at
Borders Boob, Music and
Cafe at South Coast Plaza.
3333 Bear St., Cotta M.a.
(714) 432-7854
Members ot Jewtsb Fmallf
Service of Orange County
will meet at 7:30 p.m . to~
cuss issues, concerns and
responsibillties of adult chil-
dren who are caring for their
elderly parents. The session
is at 250 E. Balcer St., Suite G ,
Costa Mesa. $20. (714) 445-
4950.
IUG.5
The Home Depot in Costa
Mesa will offer free home
and garden clinics from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and
Sundays through August ..
The clinic topics are: Indoor
and Outdoor Pest Control,
How to Install Ceramic Tiie,
Install Vinyl Aooring, Fenc-
ing Decks and Pool and Spa
Care. The store is at 2300 S.
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
(949) 646-4220.
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CONTINUED FROM A9
E.staoda lDgb School'1 Cius
of 1980 will celebrate its 20th
reunion at 6:30 p.m. at the
Hilton Irvine Orange County
Airport, 18800 MacArthur
Blvd., Irvine. (949) 831-7413.
lbe Orange County chapter
of the Single Gourmet, an
fine dining club for singles,
will meet at 6:30 p.m. at
Calypso in The Sutton Plaoo
Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. Dinner is
$62. Reservations: (949) 854-
6552.
AUG.6
The Mulligans wW perform
Irish music after group mem-
bers are inducted into the
Guinness/Muldoon's Wall of
Fame at 2 p.m. at Muldoon's
Dublin Pub, 202 Newport
Center Drive, Newport
Beach. Free admission. (949)
640-4110.
AUG.7
Victoria Burnett will host
·Stories and Songs,• a free
program for children enter-
ing first through sixth grades,
at 10:30 a.m. at the Newport
Beach P<iblic Library, 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport
Beach. (949) 717...J801.
AUG.I
The National Assn. of
Women Business Owners,
Orange County chapter, will
host a networking event at 6
p.m. at the Sutton Place
Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. The cost is
$34 for members, $48 for
nonmembers. Admission
includes dinner. (888) 281;
0001.
• • . . . ARoUNo TOWN .
lbe Single Gourmet's Orange County chapter, a fine dining club for singles, wW
meet at 6:30 p.m. today at 1\"oquet on South Coast Plaza's tbJrd Door, 3333 Bear
St., Costa Mesa. (949) 854-6552.
AUG.9
Victoria Burnett will host
"Stories and Songs,• a free
program for children entering
first through sixth grades, at 3
p.m. at the Mariners Branch
Library, 2005 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach. (949) 717-
3801.
AUG. 10
Victoria Burnett wtll host
"Slories and Songs,• a free
program for children enter-
ing first th.rough sixth
grades, at 10:30 a.m. at Bal-
boa Branch Library, 100 E.
Balboa Blvd., Newport
Beach. (949) 717-3801.
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. The cost is $55. (949)
854-6552.
AUG. 12
Vlrgtnla Carlson wUl give a
free l~ture on summer care
for roses at 10:30 o.m. at the
Sherman Library & Gardens,
2647 E. Coast Highway, Coro-
na del Mar. (949) 673-2261.
Noxcuzt Fitness will present
an open house from 11 a.m. to
3 p.m. to benefit the Orange
County United Way. The
health fair with local health
and fitness businesses and
restaurants will feature food,
entertainment, giveaways,
chair massages, spinal
The Orange County chapter screenings, free supplements
of the Single ,Gourmet, an and more. A silent auction
jptemational fine dining cl~.. with itetns <Jonated from local
for singles, will meet at 6:30 companies will be held. All
p.m. at Asia 101, 2901 W. proceeds will go to the United
Way. Noxcuzl is at 1617 W.
Cli,ff Drive, Newport Beach.
(949) 642-5866.
Author Steve Nakamoto wUl
discuss relationships and his
latest book, •Men Are Like
Fish,• at 2 p.m. at Borders
Books, Music and Cafe, 3333
Bear St., Costa Mesa. (714)
432-7854.
The Friends of the Newport
Beach Library will hold a used
book sale from 9 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. in the Friends Meeting
Room at the Central Library,
· 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport
Beach. (949) 759-9667.
AUG. 14
First-through slxth-graden
who participated in the New-
port Beach Public Library's
Summer Reading Program
are invited to •A Fabulous
Finish• at 10:30 a .m. at the
central library, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach. The
program will be repeated at 3
p.m. Aug. 16 at the Mariners
branch library, 100 E. Balboa
Blvd. (949) 717-3801.
AUG. 16
A sdence-fidion book cUs.
cussion group will meet at 7
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AUi. 17
Tbe Orange County WebGr·
rls will d.l.scuss new media
and technology network,
exchange information and
give job and business leads at
7 p .m. at Borders Books,
Music and Cate at South
Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa. (714) 432-7854.
AUG. 19
Marriage and Family Thera-
pist Maxine B. Cohen will
hos! •0tvorce: A New Begin-
ning,• a workshop for men
and women in the process of
divorcing or recently
divorced, at 10 a.m. ~t 180
Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach. The workshop is
$40. (949) 644-6435.
Newport Harbor High
School's Class of 1970 will
celebrate its 30th reunion
with a buffet dinner and no
host bar at 6:30 p.m. at the
Newport Marriott Hotel, 900
Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach. $55 per person.
(949) 54.8-1823.
IUG.24
Paine Webber wUl bOst a free
seminar on •Investing for
Women -Taking Control" at
6 p.m. at 888 San Clemente
Drive, Newport Beach. (949)
717-5600.
IUG.30
Ian Rankin's "Tooth & Nall"
will be the subject for the Bor-
ders' mystery book discussion
group at 7 p.m. at Borders
Books, Music and Cafe at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear
Sl, Costa Mesa. (714) 432-
7854.
ONGOING
A women's therapy support
group mee~ to discuss rela-
tionship issues at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesdays at 1151 Dove St.
No. 105, Newport Beach.
(949) 261-8003.
FJtends of the Newport Beach
Public Library Used Book
Store needs to replenish its
book stock. Patrons are urged
...
Daily Pilot
to bring ln unwanted books.
With the exception .of law
book.I or magazines, all dona-
tions -hardcover and paper-
back -are welcome and are
tax.deductible. Books may be
left at any of the three branch
libraries: Balboa, Mariners or
Corona del MM. They also
may be drQpped off in the
special book closet next to the
store at 1000 Avocado Ave.
(949) 759~9667.
The Newport Beach
Newcomers OUb meets at 10
a.m. the third Wednesday of
each month at different homes.
1be group ot about 100 women
go on the road and play golf,
tennis, bridge and more. The
group also holds several
evening parties. (949) 854-4501.
Jewish Family Service of
Orange County sponsors d
discussion group focusing on
issues, concerns and respon-
sibilities of adult children car-
ing for their elderly parents di
7:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E
Baker St., Costa Mesa. The
purpose of the group is lo
help children and other con-
cerned r~latlves identlfy
problems and issues and
develop appropriate solu-
tions. The cost is $30. (714)
445-4950.
lbe Costa Mesa. Chamber of
Commerce bolds networking
luncheon meetings from
11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednes-
days at the Costa Mesd
Country Club, 1701 Gou
Course Drive, Costa Mesa
Visitors are welcome. Cost 1s
$13. (714) 885-9090.
The Udo Ille Toastmasters
Club meets at 6:30 p.m
Mondays at the Oakwood
Apartments, 1700 16th St., in
the dubhouse m tbe main level,
in Newport Beech. (949) 5 15·
9470.
Jewish Family Service of
Orange County sponsors an
ongoing healing support
group for the chronically ill
The purpose j.s to provtdf>
participants With emotiondl
and spiritual support to man·
age illness and its conse-
quences. The group meets at
7 p.m. Thursdays at JeWl'>h
Family Service, 250 E. BakN
St., Costa Mesa. AttendanrP
is fTee, but registration 1s
required. (?ut-'45-4950.
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DIXON
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other Newport Beech offi-
dals signed an agreement a
month after his arrest stipu-
lating the dty could collect
more than $512,900 in inter-
est if the remaining principal
on the original $1.8 million
was not paid by the follow-
ing year.
i;owever, Dixon bas not
paid any oC it and the city
has 10 years to make good
on the court decision, said
City Atty. Bob Burnham.
Ohl plans to start his
search in Northern Califor-
nia, where Dixon was last
seen by a Daily Pilot
reporter, ducking into a run-
down apartment on Bancroft
Way in Berkeley. Ohl will
hire some people to track
down Dixon's current resi-
dence and determine U he
bas any assets.
Ohl said be does not
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tri~d to hunt down Dixon
before.
•My guess is it's unlikely
he's got much money -but
then be was good at getting
money and hiding lt and not
looking like he bad it,• Ohl
said. •people can get very,
very creative on how they
bide money.•
Long before be was
arrested and charged with
embezzlement, Dixon start-
ed working for the dty in
197 5 as a clerk. He rose
through the ranks, eventual-
ly becoming utilities director
in 1988, earning $86,000 a
year.
So trusted was Pixon,
who was affectionately
called ·uncle Bob,· that
when then-City Manager
Bob Wynn announced hls
retirement in 1991, many
thought Dixon would take
the helm.
Less than a year later.
Dixon was caught with hls
hands deep in the city's
. .
pockets, stunning his fnends
and admirers at City Hall
Days before bis arrest, the
Newport Beach Police
Depertment teeeived a call
from an AT&T Universal
Credit oftidal who said a
Dumber al large c:becks bad
bee.n signed bf Dixon and
d.epoAted mto bJ.s own
aocoum.. A liimilaJ' call bad
been 1ak.eo from Ctbbank
JUA '1'\Ptdb5 IM:tar~
Paying rmaganary con-tra.cu that Ix: was responsi-
ble tor negoCJaUDg l>mon
15flied c:hecb lO bdlbous
supplieB and ~t
property ownas. The c:hecb
were bemg endaned and
diverted mto tm awn bank
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Dtxon spent the money
on extravagant domestic
and mtematiooal tnps, a
tnlevel Huntington Beach
condominium, a 1990
BMW, hundreds of framed
photographs, a blne-share
in Jamaica. clothes and
1ewelry.
Investigative reporter Theresa Moreau captured this Image of Bob Dixon on the streets
of Berkeley in the spring of 1999.
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DID08 ot ~ tanlra
and~ laWI, flied
the lawluit JWv 18 at Santa
Ana's eentrial JUltkle eemer.
asking Pletcher~ to nian-
bune the S15,0QO mv.Uga-
tion into the lnddent and tb9ll
slapping the <XllQPUlY with a
$2,500 penalty.
1be dealenbip will pay the
penalty tnstead ot fighting it in
court because of the huge
potential for liability, said
Howard Miller, general coun-
sel for Pletcher Jooes Motor
Cars, Inc.
·The downside risk is gar-
gantuan: Miller said. •Mil-
lions and mllliom of doijars.
And this as a resolution we
could live with and the district
attomey could live with."
•
The matter must now be
approved by Superior Court
Judge Thomas Thrasher. •
The complaint alleges
Pletcher Jones Motor Cars
improperly closed 10 under-
ground storage tanks when
the car company moved from
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Failure to me certain paperwork after moving from tts old location at Spruce and Quall
has cost Fletcher Jones Motor Cara a St 7 ,000 fine.
. its old location because it.did-
n't obtain a required closure
permit from the Orange Coun-
ty Health Care Agency's envi-
ronmental health division.
The underground tanks
were used for storing gasoline
and waste oU. and by law must
be monitored for contamina-
tion or leakage into soil and
water.
The permit requiies under-
ground storage tanks be neu-
tralized, ~and locked. It's
been a matter of law since
Dec. 22, 1998, said Nicholas s.
Thompson, deputy district
attorney in the environmental
protection unit
Fletcher Jones officials say
they did close the under-
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past. Uniack said, there tend-
ed to be more interpersonal
squabbling, whereas an
almost eerie harmony pre-
vails today.
team has always been a
tough competitor. Though it
never bad quite the extrava-
gant results of this year,
Newport Harbor dominated
the water in 1993, 1995 and
1997.
That kind of tradition,
Malm said, makes a differ-
ence.
But Jaime Malm, who
coached the · group..> between
1992 and 1997. pointed out
that even at its cattiest, the
•They've seen the team
winning,• he said. "When
[the current members] were
young, they wanted to be
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ground tanks before they The tanks need to be neutral-
moved and said the lawsuit ized to remove fuel and oil.
stems from a technicality -. and then checked for leaks
because they did not get the and the pumps sealed .
proper permit. Fletcher Jones ts just one of
Thompson said it is not many compal)ies in Orange
uncommon for companies to C<>unty that may face closer
empty the underground stor-scrutiny .from the District
age tanks without following Attorney's Office, which has
all the procedures. But just stepped up its support of
cl~g the tanks is no assur-agendes that protect ground
ance against contamination. water. soil and air.
Newport Harbor kids and-
win everything.•
And the school's rivals are
all too aware of the power of
those past victories.
"(Newport Harbor] has a
reputation for being goOd, •
said Marc Barra, coach of the
University of San Diego High
School's sailing team, one of
Newport Harbor's main
rivals. •For the kids in that
area who are getting out of
Junior high and want to sail
in high school, it's like going
to a good college.•
With the weight of that
history and those expecta-
tions in the background, it's
not surprising that the casual
approach only goes so far;
unde·meath it is a major
streak of competitiveness. ·u they lose,• Uniack not-
ed, "they get really upset.•
But that doesn't happen
very often~
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and .,.uo 1eattn1 with a ,
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He and his staff ot 10 work
out OI a one-room office in
Newport Beach, cbooling to
l1ilk !DOit of their money into
marketing the rapidly grow- .
ing business.
With 15 accounts up and
running, the young com~y
·is in negotiations with 7 0
potential clients, Seminatore
said ..
··Prom what I've seen. this
will be the standard Within
the industry within five
years," he said. • U you have
the option of sending your
child to a day care with or
without this, which would
you send them to?•
Installation of tile system
costs day-ca.re providers
nothing, but GuardianCam
charges the centers a month-
ly fee that usually results in a
$9 to $15 increase in child-
care costs per family.
Once the GuardianCam
system is installed in a center,
parents may go onli.{le to sign up. A GuardianCam employ-
ee will verify that they have a
child in the school and then
issue a secret password. Par-
ents may also submit a signed
request in writing to autho-
rize other relatives to be
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ticks tested positive for erli-
chiosis.
Lyme disease has also
.been found in~ some tic.ks
tested in Orange County,
according to Alan Barbour of
the UCI Medical Center. But
the incidence of this problem
is also fairly rare.
Barbour said that in recent
years, there have been fewer
than 10 annual reports of the
disease countywide.
In the eastern U.S .. tick-
.. •} ..
DQily Pilot
· lllued a pulWOld. If a pMl-
word ii Uled frcml an UIWIU8l
terminal, GuardlanCam ii
aware ot it and CAD IDquh ana u1t1mate1y JM. a m>s> to tt
•To begin~ I WU a lit·
tle leery that maybe IOID8
unwantedl would be able to
get on, bUt IO far -and I talk
to a lot of mothers-I haven't
heaJd anyone say anything
bad about it,• Mills aakl.
Parents can also communi-
cate with their child'• day-
care center and Guardlan-
Cam through the Web lite.
"I've gotten a lot ot poll~
tive feedback," sa1d Jamee
Backus, dlredor of the New-
port Harbor Montessori Cen-.
ter. •And I can post infonna-
tion -lunch menus, news or
just informaUve letten to
families on there."
After just seven months in
operation, GuardianCem's
operators have aspirations of
branching out into schools
and other areas of bmrinen.
•rd like to go naUon-
wide, • Seminatore said. •The
applications are endless.
We're looking at schools, dog
kennels, nursing homes and
the loss-prevention market.•
For now, however,
GuardianCam is concentrat-
ing on child-care providem
and seeking larger corporate
accounts.
borne diseases tend to be a
much larger problem, said
Tom Skinner, a spokesman
for the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention. In
the late '90s, he said, the cen-
ter found more than 12,000
cases of Lyme disease annu-
ally, most of which OCCWTed
in the Northeast ~ of
the country. ·
But Metzger says she
doesn't think it makes sense
to wait for the tick problem to
worsen here before taking .
steps to ~al with il
•1 only took (Holly) down
there once,• she said.
And once was all it took.
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Newport Beach residents Virg and Ann Harrington visit
the Parthenon in Athens after staying a week on Poros
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Summer pa,rties will lift spi,rits and raise funds
T he Newport Beach Arts
Foundation. led by the
dynamic Joy Cwtain, is
planning a very special sum-
mer oocktail reception on the
coast Aug. 18.
Calling their inaugural
fund-raiser "An Evening in
Serentssi.ma, # Curtain and
her able crew are creating a
fabulous cocktail reception
with an art show set In a
new 10,000-square-foot Ital-
ian villa atop Pelican Crest
on the Newport Coast.
On display will be the art
of painters and sculptors
such as Tony Bennett, Henry
Fonda, Katbertne Hepburn,
licbud MacDonald, Martin
Mull, Leroy Neiman,
Jonathan Winters and more.
The event. which will last
through the weekend,
begins with a sunset cocktail
party on Friday followed by
two days of villa towing and
art perusing.
Tickets to the party are
$100 and tickets for the
weekend romp are just $15.
Proceeds will benefit the
Newport Arts Foundation
and its art program for chil-
dren in the community. Call
Curtain at (949) 574-3593 for
reservations and more infor-
mation.
•
That same weekend is
al.so the time for the upcom-
ing and much-anticipated
summer jazz festival featur-
ing musical legend Chuck
Mangione. The Hyatt New-
porter Amphitheater will be
the site for the Hoag Hospi-
tal Sandpipers summer con-
cert. Mangione. best known
B.W. Cook
THE CROWD
for his hit single and album
titled "Feels So Good,• will
headline the sum.mer jazz
concert that will feature an
array of artists.
The Sandpipers, Hoag's
longest-running support
organization, is led this year
by Newport's Marsha Orlin.
The Aug. 20 jazz event was
launched at a recent summer
dinner chaired by Barbara
Shapiro, and attended by
devoted Sandpipers, includ-
ing Patti Estabrooks, Jessica
Duma, ~otera Townsend
Brakesman and Roseanne
Levan.
Also attending the kickoff
dinner will be Robert and
Valerie Zwerllng, Artu Levi,
Emlly Bergman, and Hoag
president Mike Stephens.
V1P tickets to the jazz festival
are $100, while general
admission is $40. Call Hoag
Hospital's Foundation office
at (949) 574-7208 or the
Hyatt Newporter at (949)
729-1234 for more informa-
tion.
•
Now if you're really look-
ing for a wild evening of ·
summer fun, don't miss the
local reprile of the touring
off-Broadway show, •Joey
and Marla's 25th Wedding
Anniversary• set for Aug. 11.
The Cystic Fibrosis Founda-
tion of Southern Callfomia is
planning the event at the
Quality Hotel, Anaheim.
"If you loved the wed-
ding. then you better not
miss the 25th,• say the orga-
nizers of the soiree. It is actu-
ally a show that reveals for
the audience just what it
means to be married for 25
years.
"This show pokes fun at
the trials ol marriage, the tJi-
als of raising a family and
the CQurt trials o! Uncle Vin-
nie,• adds co-event chairs
Greg and Karen Castro and
Joe and VUdd Etter.
The local fowsome are
very busy planning the final
details of the celebration.
which they add will "revel in
the celebration of marriage,
mayhem and mafioso mad-
ness.•
David Mount is president
of Southern California Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation, with
Helen Johnson, Gary Green
and Glnney Gonzalez work-
ing on this special event.
Tickets are S7 5 per person
and can be reserved by call-
ing (714) 938-1393.
•
Golfers mark your calen-
dars as Sept. 11 is the day for
the 11th annual Bob Hope
and Dr. Howard House GpU
Tournament. 111is is one ol
the major social/charitable
events on the Newport goll
schedule, benefiting the
House Ear Jnstitute Founda-
tion. founded by the leg-
endary House, who by the
way stopped by my offic.e
today to remind me about
the townament.
The 90·something H<>Use
is healthy, wealthy and wise.
Quite a combination.
"Age has gotten in the
way of my social l.\fe a bit,•
he s~d. In fact, you'd never
know that age has' gotten in
the way of anything for
House. The former varsity
tennis p~ USC
reports1liat his long and
healthy life is attributable
to common sense and good
genes.
•rm a very lucky man,·
adds the good doctor who
.bas pioneered so many
remarkable techniques to
advance the medical field.
As for~ercise, House,
who still plays nine holes of
goU hequently, says: ·1
have a stationery bike at
both of my homes in New-
port and Los Angeles. It is
very much a stationery
bike. I look at it and it sits
there.·
The Hope/House tourna-
ment is a ladies' and men's
scramble at Pelican Hill Goll
Club, Newport Coast. Gloria
Osbrink will once again pull
out all the stops to provide a
first-class event with a mar-
velous talent-driven dinner
to follow the tournament. For
more information, call (949)
643-9260.
• a.w. COOK's column appears
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Sandplpen Patti Estabrooks, Jessica Duma, Solera
Townsend Brakesman and Roseanne Levan at the organi·
zation's June 11 dinner. The group's summer concert
series on Aug. 20 will feature Chuck Mangione.
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~aster directors woilld do new films justice
• IDIJCIWI NO'l'li The Reel Crttia
column 1"tlns moYie altiques
written bV community members
"'serving on our pinel.
Screenplay lags in.
'Cheerleader'
N ala.Iba Lyonne ..
("Slums of Beverry
Hill.I,• •Everybody
Says I Love You") stars as
Megan in •aut I'm A Cheer-.
leader,• the new satire by
Jamie Babbit written by Bri-
an Wayne PeteISOn.
Megan, in spite of her all-
American appearance, likes
tofu, listens to Janis
R I Ian/Melissa M Etheridge,
CRITICS ~~;~
Georgia
O'Keeffe bedspreads and
does not like kissing boys.
Her concerned friends and
family stage an intervention
because everyone but Megan
knows ~t she is spiraling
down into that abyss known
as homosexuality.
Megan ts thunderstruck;
she never considered herself
a lesbJ,an. But than.ks to the
tine efforts of deprogram-
mers at nue Directions,
Megan can be saved.
Everyday heroes like
Mary Brown (Cathy Moriar-
ty) and Mike (RuPaul
Charles) arrange to have
girls like Megan and Gra -
ham (Clea Duvall. •Girl
Interrupted•) relearn all the
feminine qualities, Le. vacu-
uming, m1scellaneous house-
hold duties and every June
Cleaver conceit imaginable.
Uf~ at 'Ihle Directions
resembles a gulag. Compul-
sory meetings are based on
one 12-step program after
another in which the girls
are taught to recognize and
conquer their •addictions."
But life
atnue
Directions
ls not
always
what tt
leeIDI.
Wbyls
Mrs.
Brown's
son living Rob Orozco with a gar-dener who
could cer-
tainly double as a Chippen-
dale dancer? Why is the staff
more concerned with
homo/heteroerotidsm more
than the •patients?•
1be cast try their best with
the limited and relentless
screenplay. Moriarty as the
head mistress of 'Ihie Direc-
tions definitely bas a second
career if she. decides to
became a drill instructor. Her
comedic timing is priceless.
The main complaint with
the screenplay is how many
times should a film outline its
agenda without dumbing
down to the audience?
The film resembles a
· great John Waters film, even
though it is o~y marginal m
its comedic abilities and
social satire. (In fact, Waters'
regular, the great "Mink
Stole,• even·makes'an
appearance.) If this material
had been in the hand of
Waters, the comedic and
social possibilities would
have been endless.
Consequently, the film
suffers from an amateurish
feel, awkward yet heartfelt
at the same time. But the
best intentions cannot save
this film from its obvtous
shortcomings.
• ROS OROZCO. 30, Is an attorney
VIA'lo lives In Newport Beach with
his wife and two cats.
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celebrate their first anniversary.
Durtng the month of August,
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thing right but ls a Utile con-
fused as to why people
seem to be solldtous of her
health or mental stabWty.
After all, it was just a car
accident a year ago, and she
ls fully recovered. A former
successful musidan, she
gave it all up to be the per-
fect wife.
Norman Spencer (Ford)
on the other band, is strong,
seemingly bas a good sense
. of himsell, is a successful
'geneticist and a loving father
and husband. His father, for
whom be is often mist.a.ken,
was an overachiever, as is
Norman.
There also is a spiffy por-
trayal by Diana Scarwtd of
Claire's best friend, Jody,
who does much more with
her scenes than the lines she
was given.
The ghost in this ghost
story is a young blond
Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer star In "What Ues Beneath.,.
female whom Claire does not
know, nor can she figure out
why she is the object of her
attention. At ttlis point in her
life, Claire begins to doubt
her sanity. She is left a mes-
sage in the steamy bathroom
mirror that says, •vou
Pfeiffer, Ford
sparkle in 'Beneath'
'What Lies Beneath" has a
little bit of
eve,rything. It is a ghost story,
a mystery, a psychological
thriller, a romance and a dra-
ma. Despite the fact that it is
not a comedy, it has a couple
of light touches that are fun-
ny enough to laugh at out
loud.
The characters are emi-
nently believable, and the
direction is masterful. It does
take you back to Hitchcock.
however, who was a master
at weaving a story line.from
subplots and red herrings.
Robert Zemeckis does a
superb job of rationing this
tale in just the right pro-
portions to keep you
hooked. But the peripher-
als, subplots and red her-
rings may be somewhat
distracting, like listening to
someone telling a story
who is being constantly
interrupted.
Hitchcock's films involved
only one primary story line
and layers and layers of oth-
er happenings radiating out
from the characters, which
made you wonder how he
would co~ect all of them.
On the other hand, he had so
much fun with th~ suspense
angle that you do found
Rich Fauno
Sunday-Wednesday
W'~
, .. Misbehavin'
Joan Andre
yourself
fully
involved
and coach-'
ing the
character
because
you had
been there
before.
I doubt
very much
that this
would have worked with
lesser talents than Michelle
Pfeiffer, Harrison Ford and
• Robert Zemeckis.
Caire Spencer (Pfeiffer)
is strong and caring -the
good mother, wife and
neighbor who does every-
know."
This aspect of the story is
not at all overdone and pro-
vides some good, suspense-•
ful moments all without the
use of hlgh-tech illusion. The
total dependence upon the
characterizations by Pfeiffer
and Ford serves to showcase
their talents, which are con-
siderable. nus is certainly worth the
price of admission, and
though it is not a complicat-
ed sto,ry, 1t appear8 to be.
• JOAN ANDRE. "over 65, • Is
Newport Beach resident who does
a lot of volunteer wortc.
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Lunch is servedJwith flair at the Pleasant Peasant
., , ........ Santaa-oce
I have to admit it's been
years $ince I'd visited the
Pleasant Peasant, but
after having lunch there a
few times for this review, I'm
bard pressed to explain why.
Located near the airport,
on Martingale Way, the
quaint French bistro has
been a longtime favorite
with the office park lunch
aowd since it opened tnore
than 12 years ago.
Owners Laurent and Usa
Perre share the responsibili-
ties of run-Dlniln rung the R · EW restaurant
in classic
French
fashion -Laurent deftly runs
~e kitchen while Lisa charms
her guests while talQng
charge of the dining room.
The restaurant itself is
bright and airy, with the rus-
tic charm of a country farm
somewhere in Laurent's
native Brittany. Blond-pine
walls are accented with
whitewashed trim and are
adorned with copper cooking
utensils and hanging plants.
Lattice trims along the ceil-
ing and multipaned windows
with stained..glass inlays add
to the cozy appeal.
The menu at Pleasant Peas-
ant isn't complex or trendy; it
focuses on traditional bistro
fare that features large por-
tions at reasonable prices. You
won't leave the Pleasant Peas-
ant hungry or broke. The
lunch menu features most of
the same items as at dinner
time, but at slightly lower
Prices. The prices and com-..... ~
ments ln this column are
based on the lunch menu.
Once seated, you'll be
served a basket of warm
aust rolls with some creamy,
sweet butter. They're the per-
fect accompaniment to Lau-
rent's signature appetizer, a
pate ($4.75) of duck, chicken
and pork. The pate can .also
be ordered as part of the
Peasant Lunch ($6.50), where
it's served on a baguette With
a tangy Dijon mustard.
Other starters offered for
lunch are a house salad
($3.25), tossed greens topped
with julienne vegetables and
several soups. Onion soup
($3.95), a bistro favorite, is
served in a large crock
topped with a large aouton
and a bubbling layer of
Gruyere cheese. The beef
broth is well-stocked with
onion chunks, but I found it
surprisingly bland, as if some-
one had forgotten the salt.
The gazpacho ($2.95), on
the other hand, is right on
the mark. It's a zesty cold
tomato soup with minced
fresh vegetables that leaves
a nice tingle on your tongue
and is a perfect first course
on a hot sumnier afternoon.
Laurent always prepares a
soup du jour ($2.95 pr an
extraSl.50 with an entree
salad or sandwich), such as a
creamy potato and leek puree
that we tried on a recent visit.
The soup was light an~ sa~·
tying, with just 'a hint of nut-
meg offsetting the earthin~s
of the potatoes.
The lunch menu at Pleas-
ant Peasant features !>everal
entree salads and sandwich
choices not found on the
evening menu. A clasdc
nicoise salad ($7.95) is
offered with a slight twist.
The bistro favorite features
greennnixed with hard-
boiled egg, green beans and
chunks of tomato and tiny
green picholine olives.
naditionally, canned tun'a
fish is also added to the sal-
ad. Here, they upgrade the
dish slightly by t~pping it
with a slice of grilled ahi.
The house vinaigrette that
accompanies the dish teases
the palate with the subtle
but distinctive flavor of fresh
tarragon, creating a pleasing
rendition of a longtime coun-
try French staple.
Other .calads include a
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• Dd monfoo
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•Veal Chol>'
•Prime IUI>
• Filct Mignon
• Steak Tanar
(Prcpanid T.WC Side)
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•Swordfish
•Salmon ·
•Halibut
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• Australian
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• Stone Cr.ab Oaws
• Alaskan King
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warm goat cheese salad
($7 .50) that tops a mixture of
greens. apples and walnuts
with croutons of baguette
slices coated with warm goat
cheese and tomatoes. Or try
the smoked salmon ($7.95),
-mesquite-smoked on the
pre~es and mannated with
the house vinaigrette.
Several sandwiches also
are offered, all served with a
side of mixed steamed veg-
etables. I like the chicken sal-
ad ($6.75), which is borne-
made with a rich herb may-
onnaise and bits of chopped
tomato and aunchy comi-
chons. Another good choice is
the smoked turkey ($7 .25, $8
with Swiss cheese). The
turkey is smoked in-house
and is served here on a crusty
baguette with lettuce, tomato
and homemade mayonnaise.
As you'd expect of any
good French Bistro, the
Pleasant Peasant offers a
~ection of reasonably
~rices wines by the glass or
by the bottle. Now if you'r!?
like me and can't drink wine
with lunch without risking
being asleep at your desk by
2, stick with iced tea or
lemonade. Otherwise, enjoy
one of the nice selections
with your meal and what the
heck? Don't go back to work.
Entrees at the Pleasant
Peasant show off Laurent's
skill with classic bistro cook-
ing. The Wellington ($9.50),
for example, is a country
take on an elegant cldssic.
'fypically a hlet mignon is
coated with pate and a
mushroom sauce and then
roasted in d puff pastry crust.
Here the puff pdslry sur-
rounds a savory but definite-
ly more down-to-earth slice
of meatloaf, accompanied by
a nch bordelaise sauce and
fresh mushrooms.
Another timeless FreQch
dish is crepes ($8.95), an'd
lhe ones served here don't
disappoint. Thin pancakes
are filled with a savory ID.ix-
ture of chicken and mµsh-.
rooms, all topped with a clas-
sic bechamel, or white sauce
and Swiss cheese. Despite
the rich ingredients, the di.sh
is surprisingly light and is
one of my favorites.
I was somewhat disap-
pointed with the duck farcie
($11.50), a boneless duck leg
stuffed with a mousse of
chicken and vegetable and
then roasted. The mousse
had a nice, course texture
and went well with the rich
duck meat, but the duck leg
itsell had surprisingly little
meat on it.
The lamb shank ($12.95),
arguably the restaurant's sig-
nature dish, fares better. The
lamb is braised in a rich
tomato wine mixture until it's
ready to fall off the bone.
The moist meat is tender and
flavorful, and the portion
served is guaranteed to leave
you with no room for more.
It's easy to overlook the
Pleasant Peasant when try-
ing to decide on a spot for a
reasonable business lunch or
light supper. But I'm never
disappointed when I go
there, and I'm impressed to
this day at the excellent
quabty and large porbons
the Ferres are able to offer at
such reasonable prices an
such a channing setting.
• Sl£PHEN SANTAcJwa'S din-
ing reviews appear every other
Thur1day. He can be reached via
CHnail at food_c.riticOhotmail.com.
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' Children's theater. abounds µi NevvPort~Mesa·
ly Tom Titus
S wnmertime is when the
kids come out to play.
Shows for and about
children have been featured
recently at the new nilogy
Playhouse and Orange Coast
College, and the Costa Mesa
Civic Playhouse conducts an
annual summe1 theater pro-·
gram for disadvantaged
youngsters.
Now the children's theater
bug has spr~d to the New-
port Tbe-Thealer ater Arts
PREVIEW Center,
where a
young
people's
fantasy entitled "My Emper-
or's New Clothes" opens
tonight for two weekerids.
Hopefully, this will be the
start of an annual children's
show at NTAC, according to
the show's director, Terri
Miller Schmidt, and theater
publicist Jack Millis, who's .
taking a role in the produc-
tion.
In pdst years, Newport
has mounted kid-themed
shows such as "Tom
Sawyer" and "Snoopy,•
which proved so successful
that the group now plans to
present children's shows on a
regular basis.
"My Emperor's New
Clothes• is a t)Vist on the tra-
ditional fairy tale by the late
playwright Larry Shue, who
wrote the riotously funny
"The Foreigner" and the sil-
lier comedy "The Nerd."
Shue creates a fictional king-
dom of Mango Chutney,
wherein reside the emperoT
and bis daughter, Princess
Farthing ale.
. The princess must marry
a prince because that is
wha~ princesses do. Howev-
er, she is secretly in love
with a commoner. The
emperor decrees that any-
one who can convince him
that something is real that
actually is not will be given
his daughter and half the
money in Mango Chut.rley.
Also, if anyone can weave
the emperor a comfortable
suit of clothes for an upcom-
ing parade, that person will
get the other half of the
country's cash.
You probably can guess
what happens, but the fun
will be seeing it, and New-
port has drawn on some
familiar faces on the local
Center, 2501 Cliff Drive,
Newport Beach.
Ticlcets are $8, and reser-
vations are being taken at
(949) 631-0288.
Even South Coast Reper-
tory ls getting into the chil-
dren's th~ater act. SCR's
Young Conservatory Players
will present "Melodrama
Madness." on the Second
Stage at 1 and 4 p.m. Aug.
19and'20.
"Melodrama Madness" is
a compilation o.f Victorian ·
musical acts that recreates
life in the 1890s, and conser-
vatory director Sheila •
Hillinger's intent was to •cre-
ate a show much like audi-
ences would have enjoyed in
the days of the English music
halls when a variety of acts
filled the bill al every perfor-
mance."
<;ONRAD lAU I DM.Y PILOT
Skreecb (Jack MllU.s), shows the Emperor (Damien Lorton) his new dotbes as Oodney (John
Gillies) looks on In .. My Emperor's New Oothes," at the Newport Theater Arts Cen ter.
The program will include
"Vaudeville Ollos" -side
acts and sketches by magi-
cians, poetry readers, opera
singers and other typical
entertai,ners of the period.
Then comes an old-fash-
ioned melodrama, complete
with an audience sing-
along.
stages to put the show
together. Damien Lorton,
who directed the recent
"Gypsy" at the Costa Mesa
Civic Playhouse, and ~dri-
. .
ana Sanchez, who played the
title role, head the cast as the
emperor and the princess.
Millis joins Darren Suck-
les, John Gillies and a h0&t of
Don't EvenThink
About Buying
Without Visiting ...
HEMPHILL'S
RVGS & CARPETS
2~0 East 17th St. • Costa Mesa
(949) 722-7224
www.rvgsandcarpets.com
Mon-Fri 10-6 .Sat 10-5
children in the 23-member
cast. Lorton al9o doubles as
musical director, with Kerri
Vickers band.ling the chore-
ography.
Performances of "My
Emperor's New Clothes" will
be .given at 8 p.m. Thursday
through Saturc;tay with mati-
nees at 2:30 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday through Aug. 6
dt the Newport Theater Arts
Admission is $5 for adults
and children. Call SCR at
(71 4) 708-5555 for reserva-
tions.
• TOM TITUS reviews local theater
tor the Daily Pilot. His reviews
appear Thursdays and Saturdays.
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COlUGE DISTRICT
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CA !n626, (714) 432-5898
CIMmcellor. William M. Vega
IMrd: Paul G. Berger, George
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center Plaza, Santa Ana, CA
93101
• Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa
Maia), (714) SJ.4-3220
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library officials say no
more old news
lVlth reference to the recent eCliibnaJ (•Umairly tainted Ubrary
foUndatk>n deMrVea support,• July
15) In tbe Deily Pilot relative to the
Newport Beach Public Ubrary, we •
went to make IUJ'9 that tbe Pilot
.. cammunlty receive a clear,
·aqc.-11 ind c:urreat memage.
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~~°'-tbe
-N'l'E ~ I 54th Street resident and
ufer, on Newport Beach surf contests held
along the stretch of beadl between S4th and
S8th Streets. The city council on Tuesday
voted to ban the contests on Memorial Day
and from June 15 through Sept. 10.
EDITORIAL
Thursday, July 27, 2000 A19
Hotel tax increase good ·news .for city
I n November, Costa Mesa voters
will decide on a proposed tax
increase.
The good news, the residents
will not be affected by the tax.
More good news, the funds would be
used to buy and preserve land as parks
and op~ space.
You might ask: when is a tax increase
ever good news?
The answer: when it's a hike in the
hotel tax.
The City CQuncil has placed a mea-
sure on the November ballot to raise the
city's so-called transient occupancy tax
-or the hotel tax -to 8%. Now at 6%,
it is low. In fact, it hasn't been raised in
about 20 years, so you could say an
increase is long overdue. But Costa Mesa residents pay hotel
And even at 8%, the levy would be taxes when they go on vacation or on
below the county average, making it business trips and as taxpayers, they
unlikely that the tax would render Costa don't have a say in how those cities use
Mesa's hotels uncompetitive in the mar-the revenues.
ket. The hotel tax currently generates
The argument bas been raised that nearly $4 million for the city each year.
raising the bed tax could hurt tourism -The increase could add more than $1
chasing away potential hotel guests. million annually -and that extra cash
But really, when is the last time you would be used to buy up plots of pre-
checked the hotel tax in a city before cious property before open space disap-
visiting? Most patrons realize that there pears.
is a levy involved in staying at a hotel, And whatever opinions residents
but do they change their destinations might have, they also have in their
because of it? hands the power to approve or deny
And Mayor Gary Monahan has the tax. The measure requires two-
argued that it is unfair to tax outsiders to thirds voter approval. That's good
benefit the city's parks. news, too.
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.. Residents to·city: please preserve open space
AT ISSUE: We asked
Newport Beach residents if
they wanted to see the city
keep the land behind the
library as open space . .
I would truly like to see the City
Council and the Planning Cominls-
sion keep some of our open space
available for the residents of the
community. I've lived here for 20
years, and all I've seen is new
R d houses and ea .,. new sbop-
RESPOND w~ ~1:~
parks for kids
to play and families to go. What
about keeping what used to be a
very cbanning and impeccable
place to come is now becoming
just buildings. I would like the
council to take that into considera-
tion because I don't see evidence
that that's what they care about
today.
KATHY HORTON
Newport Beach
I think the city should be doing
more to protect what's left of our
open spaces. I've seen it disap-
pear over the last 35 years. It's
very discouraging and many of
the new people here don't realize
what they've lost already.
. MARGIT MOTTA
Newport Beach
I feel \lelY strongly about the
open space. I feel very strongly
that we have to save what little is
left of the open space in our areo.
EMILY DESENBERG
Corona del Mar
Yes we should protect open
spaces because there's hardly
any left and it is extremely
ful mam>er. Please help UI punue
that growth that our community
bas every right to apect.
Ml.XIMTOUC
Board Ol Ubriiy 1hllaJei
nd
BRIAN 1'08lJOA I OAt.Y Pl.OT
Envlronmentallsts, such as Bob Causttn, are working to protect open space ln Newport Beach.
Causttn Is pictured ln the field near the library, where an arts and education center could be built.
'
important to do so. doing as much as we can to pro-hope that we will put an end to all
JO ANN PILES tect what we have left of open of this building.
Newport Beach space and keep our beach atmos-THERESE LYNOt
Why is it so easy to vote down
an arts center or an addition to a
church, both of which a.re
enhancements to our spiritual
and cultural life, and yet a hotel
and conference center is on the
brink of being built? Is it only a
matter of time until another hotel
brings a thousand-room expan-
sion on us? All of us should be
IWLIAG
phere open. Newport Beach
DEE DEE IRINIC
Newport Beach
I am very distressed about bow
they're selling our open 1a.nd. The
beauWul Castaways ts a bunch of
ticky-tacky houses now. And now
the Newport Dunes resort could
take ·away that beautiful area that
would make a glorious park. I
The city should value the
open space as many of the resi-
dents do, and not build on that
open space. We should look at
buildings that need to be rede-
veloped rather than build on
open space.
DIANE AHO DENNIS BAKER
Corona del Mar
•
.. •
1005 Bonnie Doone
Large 4 BO, 3 BA
family home with bay
and ocean views.
Spacious IMng room
with high ceilings, 3 car
garage and large back
patio. Please call
Marian Phillippi at
(949) 717-5111.
12 Rue ChatNu Royal
StUhning single level
•eordeau>f plan on
extra large lot at
the end of a cul de
sac. Skytights, crown
moldings, and other
amenities. Please call
Carol Allison at
(949) 717-5111 . -
Belcourt townhome
with ·parquet floors
and spiral staircase.
Living room with
2-story ceiling and
French doors leading
to patio. Please call
U.... Phillippi at
~17-5111 .
Turnkey white
bright realdence with
4 BO, 3 BA, fresh paint
throughout, new neutral
carpet. security system,
air conditioning, wood
floors and more.
Please call Rick
and Paula Cosenza
at (949) 495-0707.
Absolutely the loweat
price in Ocean Ridge.
Gorgeous, almost new
home 'With vaulted
oeilinga in entry and
large windows. 4 BO,
2.5 BA with extra large
backyard. Pleaae call
Marian Phillippi at
(949) 717-5111.
Custom built home In
Ocean Ridge designed
by Todd Schooler with
ocean and city light
Views. 4 BO, 4.5 BA
with spacious master
suite. Please call
Duncan Forgey at
(949) 717-5111.
Completely remodeled
home with European
flavor. Gorgeous
kitchen with granite
counters and a.istom
cabinetry. Beautiful
master suite with
view. Please call
Marian Phillippi at
(949) 717-5111.
Recently .remodeled,
this single family
residence includes
new brid( decking,
walkWays and part(ing
area. Dock will
~uptoa
'35' boel. ...... -catt-
Jeho-~ • (949) 717-5111. .
Juat ate~ to the
beach this duplex has
2 units with 2 BO, 1 BA
each and parttlng for
3 cars. Great income
Investment Fumilhed
with washer/dryer In
each unit. Plea'Se call
John and Carol Jacobs
at (949) 717-5111.
Well maintained one
ttory home located on
prime street with
beeches at both ends.
Spacious interior patio
and oversized 2 car
garage with extra
storage area. Pleaae
call Bim Hastings at
(949) 717-5111.
4'01 Cottt8nd
Attractive, 1raditional
one-story home with
ocean view. Recently
remodeled wtth raised
ceiling• and plantation
shutters. Large yard
with raised deck.
Please call Mike Marr
at (949) 717-5111.
Febuloua bey and city
light views from this
2 BO, 2 BA condo.
Bayfront end unit with
aeparate dining area.
fireplace in living room
and patio. Oock1or 48'
boat Please call -John
and Carol Jacobs at
(949) 717-5111 .
Magnificent Newport
Heights do9K>uae wtth
2 BO, 1 BA, plant8llon
lhutlln throughout and
lerge country kitchen
with bay window.
~comer lot 't:loae to great ic:hools.
Pteaae cal J.B. Griffin
8t (949) 717-5111 .
Fabulous Montserrat
Plan 0. Customized
home with 5 BO, 3 BA.
1 BO and 1 BA on
main floor. Amenities
Include large gourmet
kitchen, built-4n BBQ
and fountain. Please
can Sharon Swanson
at (94'9) 717-5111.
8pecUlculllr oceen and
Catalina views from thla
4 BO, 3.6 BA home.
Gourmet kitchen,
3 decks, wine storage
and loYely landscaping.
PleaM call Rick and
Paula Cosenza at
(949) 495-0707.
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-, • '8t's lllf 111"91 • fds '9 real llSt -"
Mlle Glcldlngl, Former Newport
Harbor High football coach
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Doily Pilot Sports Edi1or Roger Carlson • 949-5744223 • Thursday, July 27, 2000 BJ
Gentry, U.S., headed for Pan-Am Games Giddings to present Wilcox at Hall of Faille
• CdM 1-figh product departs.for Games Aug. 10
CORONA DEL MAR -Garrett Gentry, a
freshman at UCI this fall, has been named to
the United States Junior National Men's
Water Polo Team u a two-meter defender
for Coach Jim Brumm.
The Corona del Mar High product, a first
team All-CIP Southern Section player while
leading CdM to the CIP Division B champi-
onship, will continue training with the Junior
Team at Claremont McKenna College
before departing for Miami Aug. 10 and on
to Barquisimeto, Venezuela Aug. 12 for the Garrett Gentry
Games, which are Aug. 13-20.
In Wednesday's edition, Gentry's first name was transposed
from notes in error.
• Former Newport Harbor High football coach will 9et about
four minutes at the podium in Saturday's NFL ceremonies.
Rlchenl Dunn coach in charge of the defense, cam-
DALY Pl.of• paigned hard to the Hall of Fame's
Board of Directors the last few years for
NEWPORT BEACH -The •l Wilcox to enter the hallowed doors at great fraternity of football Canton, Ohio.
coaching has led Mike Gid-Wilcox, an outside linebacker, asked
dings to the podium Saturday at the Giddings to present him, as the Hall of
Pro Football Hall of Fame induction Fame inducts Howie Long, Ronnie
ceremonies. Lott, Joe Montana and Dan Rooney in
No, Giddings himself won't be the Class of 2000.
accepting accolades into the NFL pan-"I only get four minutes to talk
theon. He will, however, present Hall (about Wilcox),• Giddings said. •And,
of Fame inductee Dave Wilcox of the anybody who knows me, knows that's
San Francisco 49ers. impossible, so that's the real test.•
Giddings, a former 49ers assistant Giddings was advised by longtime
DREAMS
COME
TRUE
AD
An area competition for.
men (i.e ., the Jones Cup)
will be launched Friday
afternoon at Newport
Beach Country Club.
W ay back in May 1997,
there was a dream. It
consiSted of two parts:
One male, one female.
Today, actually Friday, the
completion of that dream will
come true as we ignite the flame
for the inaugural Jones Cup, a
men's community pro-am that has
been dying to get called up to the
front page for 38 months now.
H they say patience is a virtue,
espedally in the game of goU, than
Ridad Dunn
GOU
the Jones Cup
will be a good
thing.
•1t goes to
show, if you
stick with it,
once in awhile
you get your 15
minutes of fame
I guess,•
Newport Beach
Country Club
men's champion
Bob Kraft said,
referring to the
Jones Cup on
his home course
(1 p.m. tee time for back-to-back
foursomes in a better-ball gross
format).
Designed partially with the idea
of promoting the area's club
champions in this newspaper's
circulation, the first Jones Cup
should be quite a kick with the
four bead professionals partnering
with the four men's club
champions in the Fletcher Jones
Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club
Championship Series.
friend and former 49ers Coach Bill
Walsh to remember his glasses and
notes. •1 just plan on reading my
(saipt) and getting off the stage,• said
Giddings, who coached Newport Har-
bor High from 1982 to '85, compiling a
34-12-3 record and leading the Sailors
deep into the playoffs every year.
Giddings said writer Paul 7irnrner-
man of Sports lliustrated also cam-
paigned for Wilcox to get the canton
enshrinement. Another time, while
playing goU with Dick Butkus, Giddings
asked the Chicago Bear linebacking
legend about Wilcox and Butkus
responded: •Name me a better one?•
SEE GIDDINGS PAGE 82
The series was started out of
this column in '97 and launched
the Tea Cup Cassie for women
that summer, as Selby Schriber
(Big Canyon Country Club) won
the inaugural Tea Cup at Newport
Beach.
MASTER 'SARGENT'
In May of that year, the four
women's club champions were
cbaUenged to compete against
each other in an 18-bole, •
m-<>ke-play format to decide a
Dally Pilot champion, since the
ladles captured their respective
dub titles by whopping margins.
So, Fletcher Jones called one
day and said the Mercedel-Benz
dealenhlp In Newport Beach
would be happy to IJ>ODIOr such
an event. which wu a1lo aeated
to tout wmien'I golf and bring the
~ commu:Dity doter together for
a eummer day ot tun.
Lib inStant colfee, the 'nM Cup
Qlmc brewed q\dcJdy end WU
NiMly to 18"8 to u eager public
ooAug. 1, 1997.
bM believe, lndudlng.
SEE GOLF MGE 12
School's in session for
Mesa Verde CC bead pro.
Rkherd Dunn
DAILY PkOT
T~::1t. one.,f
preeminent
golf authorities and
fnstrudon, hopes to
conduct a cUnic
Friday fn the inaugural
JoDMCup.
The Mela VenSe Country
~~ealonal will join UD4teur Pete Deley,
the two-time M81a Verde men'&
dub cbampjaa., In the ultimate
CXllDlllunity pro-em. bolted by
Newpcrt 8eeicli CoUntry Club
at 1 p.m.
Sargen1, who came to
Mesa Verde in 1995
after 17 years as the
bead pro at Yorba UndA
Country Club, was voted
into gofrs pantheon in
1997 when he garnered
PGA of America
Professional of the Veer
honors.
Known for upholding
the creeds of golf and
keeping the game fun,
Sargent is • highly
decorated dub pro who
got· his start promoting
junion. Pour times,
Sargent WU selected
the SCPGA's Junior Golf
Leader and In 1989 won
the PGA of America
Verde Country Club, Sargent
was asked a question -·would
you play?• -during discussions
about the future of the Fletcher
Jones Motorcars/Daily Pilot Oub
Championship Series and the
possible inclusion of a men's
pro-am.
The put president of
the Southern California
Tom s.gent Jumcx Golf Leeder
•Bdng'em on.• an eager
Sargent said boldly, yet modestly,
while cupping his hand and
curling his fingen In rapid
motkln, a dear sign for Daily
Pilot dfidak to move forward
with the Idea.
PGA. Sargent made a name for
htmself u a teacher. One of his
former pupils, Kellee Booth.
can be regularly seen on the
leadeiboard at.LPGA Tour stops.
•The teacben don't make the
playen, tbe playe,n make the
teacben, • Sergent once said.
Award.
Thtee timii, ~t WU
named SCPGA 1Mcb8r at the
Year, and In 1991 Wiii mo.en u thie SCPGA Prat_...._, at tbe
Year, then MrYed a tbe teeUoo's
president from 1993 to-'95. In •
meeting b tbe 'JM~ OMlic
pdor to tbe 1989 event at MeN
The Jones CUp, wbicb will be
played ID a belts-bd groa
fonnat. ii • spinoll from tbe
'JM Cup Qeeek. wbkb WU
SW19d by tbe --in 1991 for
WOll*l.
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CONTINUED FROM Bl since 1977. Francisco, both losses to Dal-
·1 had Wl)cox from 1968 las in 1970 and '71
Giddingt said Wilcox and (as a rookie NFL coach) A left line back~ in his glo-•
Butkus. were probably the through 1973 and he made ry years, Wilcox (6-loot-3, 241 . . two most dominating line-the Pro Bowl every year. He pounds) was an offensive
backers in the NPL during was an absolutely dominating guard and defensive end. at • Americans take first
the same period of time that outside linebacker ... he's shy, the University of O eg n In
the league has ever seen. but he's the toughest (player) 1964, be became rtheo first of best of three in the
. .
COSTA MESA LlmE LEAGUE
"Lawrence Taylor'$ great, I'd ever seen on the field.• defensive lineman in Hula
but he didn't manhandle Giddings said that if the Bowlbistorytoea.moutstand-playe~ the way Butkus and 49ers were winning at half-ing lineman honors.
Wilcox did,• Giddings said. time, opponents would essen-Out of Oregon. Wilcox was
"They just growled' and tially stop running plays at
throµgh them around. But off Wilcox and comerback: Jim-drafted by the 49ers (the 29th
the field Dave was the nicest my Johnson. player taken overall) and the
human being you'd ever •rve made a living in the Houston Oilers of the young
meet.• NFL since 1968, and in those American Football League
Presenting Wilcox to the 32 years I've never seen the (46th player overall). He opt-
crowd in Canton and the live likes of him.• Giddings said ed for the more established
ESPN2 television audience is of Wilcox, a durable player 49ers and converted to out-
• a huge highlight in piy who missed only one game in side 'backer, a position in
coaching career,• said Gid-his entire 11-year NPL career. which Wilcox earned the
dings, who owns and oper-Wilcox, who made the Pro nickname ·Tue lntim.idator. •
DALEY .
C::ONTINUEO FROM B 1
Country Club at 1 p.m.,
won the 1999 men'• club
championship on Aug. 22 in
a one-hole playoff against
Randy Thorne. Daley and
Thorne each shot 299, fal-
lowed by Bryan Rolfe (305),
David Sun (306), Tom
McGreeby (308), Dave
Tanchuk (313) and Farrell
Hinkle (314).
Clyde Sazver is~
Verde's all-time champion
with five titles (1962·63, '71,
'73 and '77), while lanchuk
and Bill Ott each have four.
In 1997, Daley won the
inaugural Northwest Dodge
Dealers Pacific Amateur at
Bend, Ore., and last week
played at Poppy Hills in the
California State Senior
Amateur for the sixth time
in his careet.
But the Mesa Verde club
titles and the U.S. Senior
Amateur last year rank atop
Daley's highlight list. To
qualify for the USGA event,
Daley won lo\;¥ gross after
three rounds on three
different golf courses in the
desert. including the Indian
Wells Nicklaus resort
course, where Daley shot ·
67. Out of 250 players,
Daley was first.
Also in '97 I Dftley
qualified for the Canadian
Senior Amateur at
Kapalano near Vancouver,
and in '98 finished third in
the Southern California
Senior Amateur at the
Alisal courses in Solvang.
"(Daley} is a very good
player, he's very
competitive,• said Sargent.,
who has played ln a couple
Senior PGA Tour Monday
qualifiers, but would
consider Kelly Manos (Big
Canyon Country Club) to
be the top pro in the Jones
Cup.
The Jones CUp is the
men's ultimate community
pro-am, a two-man,
better-ball gross
competition involving the ·
four private clubs in this
newspaper's circulation. At
stake are community
bragging rights, a perpetual
Jones Cup trophy and
bigger headlines in the
Dally Pilot
•rm just a late bloomer,•
. said Daley, whose small
Newport Beach company
publishes market and
residual values for the
computer industry.
Last fall. Daley ~ an
(From left) Jerry Anderson, president of Newport Beach Country Club,
and Ted Jones of Fletcher Jones Motorcars stand next to the
2000 Mercedes-Benz ML320 at Newport Beach Country Club's
signature hole No. 17 in preparation for the
• Inaugural Jones Cup on Friday.
battle for the ~ayor's
Cup with a 7-2 victory.
Josept\ loo
DAILY Pit.or
COSTA MESA -Since
when is, a coey ballpark a lit-
tle too coey?
'When you're the Costa
Mesa National Uttle League
Majors (11-12) AU-Star team
and you gave up three home
runs to Costa Mesa Natiotull's
Brendan Hoffman, Skylar
Cozad and Jamie Tinnion at
Costa Mesa High's cozy
Minor Pield. Behind those
three blasts, the Costa Mesa
Americans won Wednesday's
Mayor's Cup opener, 1-2.
It has the chance to be the
third Costa Mesa American
representative in four yea.rs to
win the Mayor's Cup today at
TeWinkle School, starting at
5:30 p.m . The annual series
between Costa Mesa's two lit-
tle league teams have never
seep a third game.
"'It's a big deal to the kids,•
Costa Mesa American Man-
ager Cliff Duemberger said. • n they win, they get to go to
City Hall, meet the mayor
and receive a trophy. The
. kids are excited to play this
· game. I'll tell you one thing,
whenever our kids step on
the field, they always want to
win.·
It looked like Costa Mesa
American would get what it
wanted after it jumped out to
a 5-0 after three innings. RJ.
Duemberger got the game's
first run. He singled and
scored on an error in the
opening frame.
C~ LAU/ DAILY ~OT
Brendan Hoffman of Costa Mesa American (abowi) rounds
second after slugging a boiner. Nattonall' Victor Valdez
11 at left. Below, R..1. Duerenberger unleashes a clellvery.
Costa Mesa American's
first home rwi was bit by
Hoffman. He led off the sec-
ond with a blast to straight-
away center. ID the third,
Cozad hit a three-nm shot
over the left-center wall to
give the Americans a 5-0
lead. That bome run also
scored Jordan Kalke and
Hoffman.
The word •blast• was a plete game and gave up six
relative term from the Nation-bits and no walks. Four of the
als' side, who got the short hits he gave up came in that
date with the mayor's secre-
tary, Valdez believes that
three home rum are highly
wllikely today. end of the small dimensions. fourth inning .•
•That first home run would •He struggled there a little
have been a routine fly ball at bit, but he pitched well,• Cliff
TeWmkle,• National Manag-Duemberger said. •He got
er Julian Valdez said. •The really mad at me in the fourth
fence &af? 200 feet, but I'm because l kept telling him to
going to go out there one day throw changeups and curve-
with a tape measure to see . balls, and he wanted to throw
•rt won't be like this at
TeWinkle, • he said. ·vou
really have to hit the ball to
score there. So it'll be a dilier-
ent game. At least, I hope it
is .•
For Costa Mesa American.
h<iw long it really II.• the fastball.•
The Nation.alt tAcked on Costa Mesa American got
Duemberger went 2 for 4 at
the plate and Cozad was 2 or
3. Vinnie Valdez was 2 for 3
for the Nationals, and Matt
Jeranko bit a double in the
fifth inning.
two runs in tbe fourth with those runs back in the fifth
four consecutive blb. Bvan with a two-run homer by nn-
Vangeem smacked the bill to nion; which also scored
the left-center wall. but he Chambers.
was held to a $lng)e. Tbe nut •That was a good hit for
hitter, Victor Valdez, doubled. Jamie,• Duemberger said.
That was followed by consec-"He struck out his first three
utive RBI singles from Vinnie times at bat. He didn't show
Valdez and HilJary Lanen. up for the start of the game,
But that was it for Costa but he really redeemed bim-
Mesa National. R.J. Duem-self.•
MAYOR'SO.
CostA MaA APll JCAN 7
CostA MaA NA1IGML 2 Costa Mm Nation.a 000 200 • 2 6 3
~MmMwbn113 02x-7 9 0
Bagwefl and Vin. VIJdu,
Errington (5); Duemberger
and Cozad. w . Ouembef'ger.
berger was solid on the While Costa Mesa Ameri-
mound. He pitched a com-can is ready to schedule a
L • a.owetl. 28 • Vic. Valdez (Nat).
Jeranko (Nat). HR • Hoffman (Am),
Cozad (Am), Tinnlon (Am).
GOLF
CONTINUED FROM 81
Fletcher Jones offidal. that at least 500
walked in last year's gaUay at One point or
another in Tea Cup o..lk:-m at Mesa Verde
Country Club, while otberl poltulate that
between 200 and 250 lhaw8cl up to cheer on
their friend, neighbor or dub member, or
simply to watch wttb interest
Some people have ttro1Jed the Tea Cup
Classic fairwayw Just to examh>e a goJl course
for the tint time ln the ~-Mesa area,
perhap1 an equity-owned ub -l'UCb as Big Canyon, Mela Vel'de or Sana Ana Country
Club -in wldda -.Y would otberwile not
get a cbanClt Jo ... •
It it far tram a~ Walk~. no mat·
ter what golf boOk autbcw JOlm Peimtein
once wrote about tb8 ~
Regardlell ol the number ol people in the
gallery, it appeen tbe n.8 Cup Cusic bu at
least accomplltbed HI lattial pl ol bdDging
the club golf~~~.
·'lbe dubl Uw .,... .,.. • 'l'f1Vf dolei'
who go to work on Monday mornings are
headliners for the first time in their lives.
A recurring theme lor the amateun -
Kraft, Collins, Pete Daley (Mesa Verde) and
Chris Veitch (Santa Ana) -is hitting the ball
in the fairway. The:?have not become club
champions by pla out of the rough.
•years ago when wu learning to play
goH and not playing very well, I came to the
condusion that it's a helluva lot easier to play
your second shot from the fairways,• said
Kraft, who saaifl~ a little distance for
accuracy.
•vou really set younelf up to ICOf8 by
placing the shot in the fairway ... It's bow
many sboU it takes to get the ball in the hole,
and there are a lot ot ways to do lt •
Wat a~ 1or Pdday froa P9f'I
truly? I think ,C .. under-~ wUl win It.
Newport Beach CC wW p1my tndder than
mO&t think. Admiaion to the JcDll Cup ls
free. The weather~. be. grML
Paul Hahn (Newport Beach), Tum SarVent ~Verde), Ke0Y Manoi t81g Canyon) aDd
Mike Reeb! (Senta AM) .... tbe lour held
tOgetber --"' .... ,. Ol'Cllllk~" . iUd.Jmy Al ... ~ ... COuiatiy
Club PrellillDt Gd of Gae 9cNtbern
califomia PGA Hd Of,._ • AIJf time tbe
dut. cage&~ rora•llftle outing ls great. We doD dD a.t ..,.IP •
prol p)aytng In the pro-em;.
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Dunlap knocks off another seed
• Kulmaticki, Van't Hof, Khoury YOUTH TENNIS . today, courtes/ot a 6-2, 6-4 victory over
and Coughren also advance Alexander Johnson. In the same dM·
· several unforced errors to win the match. sion, Parker Rhodes of Corona del Mar
Joseph Boo In the boys 14 singles quarterfinals, was eliminated by second-seed Plorante
DAILY PILOT No. 2 Kaes Van't Hof of Newport Beach Sarmiento.Jr., 6-3, 6-0.
NEWPORT BEACH _ 'IWo down got a bu_ge initial fight from No. 6 seed Newport_ Beach's Robert Khoury, the
one more to go ~ • Jake Plerning of ·Corona del Mar. With No. 5 seed m boys 12 singles, advanced v.an-ouni' f some well placed shot,;: Flemm· g won to the semifinals with a 6-4, 6-3 win over .... sa ap o Newport Beach • •' No. 4 seed Andy Luo. His next opponent
knocked off her second ranked oppo-the first set in tiebreaker, 7•6· is top-seed Walter Lau of Fountain Val-n~nt irl as many days with a 1-6, 6-4, 6-2 But that set tl:>ok its toll on Fleming. ley
Vlwctory over No. 5 seed Juli~tte Mut:zke Van't Hof won the second set easily, 6-1, in girls 16 singles, Brittany Holland of
. ~esday in the quarterfinals of the and he jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the N~Wport Beach continued her impres·
fcls2 14 singles at the Jdnior Tennis aas-first set before Fleming retired with a sive run with a 6.0, 6_0 sweep of Jenny
Ra 009 Tournament at Balboa Bay Club headache. Van't Hof faces No. 3 seed Tol't.Orea. She moves on to the semifinals
cquet Club. . , . Ryan Malawy in the semifinals today. to face her second seeded opponent, No.
Tu get to Fnday s finals, she has to Peter Kulmaticki, the No. 3 seed in 4 Kim Than. Holland defeated No. 6
knock off yet another ranked opponent, the boys 16 singles, defeated Nicholas Courtney Kay in the first round.
No. 3 seed Amy Be~k, today. ~p Doan. 6-3, 6-l, in the quarterfinals. The Megan Hawkins, a junior at Newport
beat No. 2 seed Carolina Velasco 10 the soon-to-be senior at Corona del Mar Harbor, was elimi.nated by No. 3
round or 32 Tuesday. High faces second-seeded John Mano Camerin Barron-Sandman in the QU'ls 16 M~tzke of Newport Coast easily won today, at 2 p .m. quarterfinals. But she and partner Erika
the first set, 6-1,. before Dunlap pulled Ryan Caughren of Newport Beach, Buder moved into the girls 14 doubles
out a close battle m the second set. After the top seed in the boys 10 singles, has a semifinals with a 6-1, 6-1 victory Johan-
a lengthy break, she took advantage of semifinal match against Vivek Athalye na Phillips and Rachel Wong.
Thunday, July 27, 2000 &1 ..
JUNIOR TENNIS CLASSIC 2000 RESULTS
CONRAD lAU I OAl.Y P!l.OT
Top-seeded Hunter Jack of Corona del Mar drives the ball over the nel He's ln the semifinals of the boys 18 singles.
JACK
CONTINUED FROM 81
Ogle, the son of tournament director
Bob Ogle and a graduate of Irvine High,
lost to Jack in the CIF Southern Section
Divisi9n I second round last May, 6-4,
when the Sea Kings beat the Vaqueros,
14-4.
Jack, who will be a senior at Corona
del Mar High ne xt fall, mixed powerful
winners and unforced errors with
aplomb. After a 3-2 deficit in the first set.
he blasted back with hard baseline
strokes to win, 6-4.
But it was in the second set where
Jack demonstrated that he dictated the
match, albeit for the wrong reasons. Jack
did not get a second serve in du.ring that
set, and be bad more double faults than
points. Clearly frustrated in the second
set, he ended it by smashing the ball into
the back wall on the last point.
•1 didn't play a very good match,•
Jack said. ·1 wasn't serving well at all. I
didn't practice all last week.•
Jack's performance on Wednesday
was neatly summarized in one moment
in the third set. After a double fault in
the third game, he blurted out, "I'm sick
of serving.• He promptly followed on the
next point with an ace on the first serve.
Ogle, who will attend lrvine Valley
College next fall, took advantage by
keeping the ball in play, and he took a 3-
2 lead in the third set. In the fourth
game, Jack was penalized a point for
racket abuse, and Ogle was up 15-0 in
the fifth gamf?t
But that marked the turning point of
the match. Despite Ogle's 15·0 advan-
tage, Jack won that game. He won the
next game as well to take a 4-3 lead.
From that point on, Jack got all his
second serves in. On the flip side, Ogle
was starting to make unforced errors of
his own and was getting visibly agitated.
After Jack took the lead, the next four
games ended in deuces. Ogle fouJJht off
three advantages by Jack to win the
eighth gsme after the fifth deuce.
Ogle had a chance to take a 5-4 lead
when be bad Jack down at 15-40. But
Jack reeled off tow points in a row to
take the lead. Ogle won the 10th game
in deuce.
Both players were visibly fabgued
alter the 10th game, and both committed
unforced errors. In a tense battle, Jack
won the 11th game after deuce to take a
6-5 lead.
He then hanunered Ogle with pow-
erful shots to win the last game easily.
Mackey wins five races at AquaZot swimming meet
IRVlNE -Newport Harbor High
sophomore and lrvthe AquaZot member
Nicole Mackey won five women's A races
at the AquaZot swim meet at UC Irvine
last weekend
Arrow placed third in the women's A 200
free with a 2:31.08. Kim McKay had four
women's top 10 finishes. She was fifth in
the 100 butterlly (1:11.97) and 200 lndMd·
ual medley (2:35.50), sixth in the 50 free
(30.12), and seventh in the 100 free
(1:04.64).
Among other local swimmers,
was second in the 50 breast (39.96) and the
100 breast (1:28.13). She was also third in
the 200 free (2:33.84), fourth 10 the 200 IM
(2:53.90) and 100 free (1:10.83), sixth in the
50 free (33.52), and 10th in the 50 Oy
(38.10).
Junior Tennis Oassk 2000
(ft .. ,boa .. y Oub
bcq&.-t Oub)
BOYS 10 SINGLES
~Is -Vivek Athalye
def. Michael Schneider, 6-1, 6--0;
Jordan Rees def. Ryan Roeder, 6-2,
6--0; Florante Sarmiento Jr. def.
Parker Rhodes, 6-3, 6-0; Ryan
uughren def. Alexander Johnson,
6-2 .• 6-4.
BOYS 12 SINGLES
Qullrt9rllnats -Danny Desatnik
def. Donald Johnson, 6-1, 6-1;
Krishna Kahannan def. Fabian
Matthews. 6-1, 6-4; Robert Khoury
def. Walter Lau, 6-4, 6-4.
BOYS 14 SINGLES
Round of 16 -Rasha King
Homneyon def. Tung Do, 6-2, 6-1;
Michael McOune def. Greg
Solodko, 6-2, 6-1; Wesley Miller
def. Brown, 6-2, 6-2; Jake Fleming
def. Tyler Jung, 6-2, 6-0.
~Nils -Malawy def.
Miller. 6-1, 6-2; Mkhael McClune
def. Clifford Yock, 6-2., 6-2; Kaes
Van't Hof def. Fleming, 6-7, 6-1,
3-0 retired; Homneyon def. Shaun
Maguire, 6-1 , 6-1 .
BOYS 16 SINGLES
Round of 16 -Logan Johnson
def. Josh Stuart. '6-1, 6-4.
Quwterfln11ls -Johnson def.
Morgan Surfas. 6-3, 6-1; Sean
canullas dedi. Steven Goldberg,
6-3, 6-1; Peter Kulmatidc.i def.
Nicholas Doan, 6-3, 6-4.
90YS 11 5ING1ES
Round of 16 . Sean canullas
def Ryan Stodtwell, 6-3, 6-3;
Hadley Ogle def. Chris Keyter. 7-6,
6-4; Alexander Richter def. Sean
Harper, 6-2, P-1; Derridc KJunchoo
def. Paul Strozier, 6-2, 6-3; Palmer
Taylor def. Sean Korduner, 6-1, 6-4;
Jeff Malawy def. Michael Bean
6-3. 6-0; Alex Brizolis def. Jared
Haley, 6-2, 6-3; Eric Aamaes def.
Jason Mednik. 6-2, 6-2.
Quart9ffinals -Richter def.
KJunchoo, 6-4. 3-6, 7-5; Malawy
def. Taylor, 7-6, 6-1; Aamaes def.
Brizolis. 6-2, 6-1; Hunter Jack def.
Ogle, 6-4, 1-6, 7-S.
llOYS 12 DOU8lE5
QuwWflnals • C. Freeman/
F. Sanniento Jr. def. C. Corum'
G. Witherby. 6-4, 6-1 .
Gllltl.5 10 SINGLES
Round of 16
Stephanie Hammel def. Natalie
Duckor, 6-1, 6-3; Brynn Boren def.
Natasha Schulman by default;
carlssa Aboubakare def. Whitney
Wiese. 6-0, 6-0; Cierra Gayton def.
Jeanette Losana, 6-0, 6-0; Shannah
Henderson def. Meghan Chomeau,
6-0, 6-0.
Quw19t'fln11ls · Aboubakare
def. Gayton, 6-2, 6-0; Tiffrany Le-M~i def. Henderson, 6-2, 6-1.
GIRlS 12 SINGLES
Round of 16 -Brrttany Rosen
def. Alvenna Lee, 6-0, 6-7 6-2;
Bianca Aboubakare def. Brook
Pletcher, 3..(;, 6-4. 6-1, Sarah
Geocaris def. Kelly Curtis. 6-1, 7-5.
Quwt.rfin11ls · Verontea U def.
Rachel Miller, 6-1, 6-1; Abouba.~
def. S<lrah. 3-6, 7-6, 6-3; Rosen def.
Becky Duesler, 6-1, 6-1.
GIRLS 14 SINGl.ES
Row.I of 15 -LI~ McBride
def. Michelle Equivaer,'6-1, 6-1;
Whitney Paul def. Lauren
Pasquarelll, 6-1 , 6-3.
. Qullrt8rflnals -McBride def.
Megan Petrik, 6-2. 6-0; Vanessa
Dunlap def. Juliette Mutzke, 1-6,
6-4, 6-2; Amy Beck def. Meghan
Ehlers, 7-6, 6-4.
GIRLS 16 SINGl.ES
Round of 16 • umerln Barron-
S<lndman def. Christina Jackso!),
6-2, 6-2; (4) Kim Tran def. Laura
caster, 6-1 , 6-0;
~Is -Barron-sandman
def. Megan Hawkins, 6-2. 6-1;
Patti Kangwankij def. Melis.sa
Selmanson, 6-3, 6-4;
GIRLS 11 SINGLES
Round of 16 • Nkole sad!«
def. Christine Set1an by default;
C&roline Freeman def. Laura
Devendorf, 5-7. 6-2, 6-4.
~s -Harkins def.
Meghan Feichter, 6-0, 6-1; Celia
Durkin def. Mary Hung. 6-0, 6-4.
GIRLS 14 DOU8l.ES ~ -s. l..aw5onlL
Robinson def. N. Bugescul8. Oud,
6-2, 6-1; S. Gnffiths/A. Powen def.
E. Buckley/M. Ehlers. 6-1, 6-0.
GIRLS 15 OOC. LES
Qumrtwflnals • P. RumanlK. Tran
def. L Claster/K. T~lll. 7-5, 6-1;
E. Buder/M. Hawkins def. J.
PhillipslR. Wong. 6-1 , 6-1;
C. Knut'SOn/J. Utrich def.
K. Mdntosh/K. Nelson. 2-6, 6-1,
6-4.
Mackey was first in tho SO.meter
freestyle (27.60), 100 free (58.88), 100
backstroke (1 :06.95), 100 breaststroke
(1:15.57) and the 200 breast (2:4:1.53).
Newport Harbor student Jennifer
Stephanie Gabert bad seven top 10 finish·
es in 7-10 girls A events. Her best plal:ing
in the boys races, Trevor Jones placed
seventh in the 7-10 A 100 backstroke with
a b'3.,3, and Alexander Swanson was
eighth in the 50 A backstroke with a 41.50.
CONRAD I.AU I MLY PW.OT
Pe~r KulmaUcld returns ln to~m.ent compeUUoa.
RECALLING THAT· ,FATEFUL FLIGHT
Two Newport products take
note of the Cal Poly SLO
tragedy of 1960. n o Daily Pilot Sports Hall Of
amers, Jim Newkirk and Ted
1\"ompeter, both Newport
Harbor High grads, were connected
with the recent Cal Poly, San Luis
ObiSJ>(> athletic reunion.
'nompeter was tempor~y ' .. _ JnvolVed ·with tbe program J)ilannlllg,
but then lfllpp8d utde when be Md
to tab• brMthli fnD an • ....._.
~WU Gllll ol the icbool'I
~college~ ID lbe '50i. Nor
to that. be was an outatandin9 • loOtbe1I )lnemen at Harbor J-tigb. ''9.
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1\"ompeter bad played
football at Cal Poly in the
early '50s for two years. He
wound up bis career by
tuminq to gblf and now
makes bis home near
Bakenfield •
Harbor Higb's great 1947-C9
fullback, Bob. Both Bob and Charlie
wound up with about the same
yardage marks at the end and both
aver.~ 6.1 per: C41TY·
WATER POLO
CdM sParkJes
IRVINE -Newport Harbor
High's 18-and·under boys
water pok> team came in lllC-
olid al tbe university touna-
ment last weekend, wbile
Corona del Mar WM tbtrd.
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metdlup, Newport belt CdM
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Applicant;
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Project Location;
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Hearin& Location:
S--00-144 (Orange County Sanitation District)
Orange County Sanitation District
Rehabilitation and repafr of 9~00 linear feet
of 24-inch diameter sewer line. •
Back Bay Drive from Newpon Dunes to
upper Back Bay Drive and through Big
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Orange County
Thursday, August 10, 2000, Item No.
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Ible llllemerif WU on 0&/30l2000 ~ ofwllh~ ~ 2000UU1IO .._.. ---........ , o.1y Pilot Jd'f e. 13, 20. on 0711112«JJ 27. 2000 Tbpt 20008tlSHI
Ody Plot July ·~· F1ctlttoue ,.,..,,... 27, Alla. 3. 2000 ~ Nw Staeiament
FlctttJoue Bual,,...
N.lme hltemant
The tollowlno Plf10'll
.... dc*lg bulll-. -A ChanOe In Direction,
10840 Vllfflef, &t. 106. Fountain V1ll1y, CA
D270&
EdWln C.G. Inge, A Profellional Memege
Femly Child ~ Corp., 10840 Wamer,
Ste. 105, Founllln Val·
ley, CA '¥Z708 Thie bu9intla II oon·
ducted by. a corpol ltion
H1ve 'fOU ll•rted
doing bullne" yet? Y-. Jin 11182
EdMn C.O. toge, A
Prof...ion.I Man1-ge
Femly CNld Col.nMlng Coii>.. EdMn c.a 1nge, Secretary
Thie ltltemenl Wll
tiled with the Coumy Cll!tl ol Orange eour.y on 07118/2000 2000ltMHI
Olly Piiot .Mf ~· Auo. 3. 10, 2000
The followlna pel'IOOI Flctltloue lu.lneu .,. doS1g ~ u :
Nema ... ..._.. Martin l AMocl•'" fk:tldoue Bualneu The followlng peteon1 LLC, 2031 Orch•rd Heme Sbllimant
.,. doing buM"9t u : Dftve, Newport 8Mctl, The f~-FINANCI~ DESIGNS CA 929l!O ,...... __
OROUP, 1eoa1 Mll9g9 Maltin & AMoclal11 • .,. doing u:
lane, &.-. 8, Hllnl• LLC, (C~, 2031 Qr. ~ and ~. 2001 9wwt ()M, COltl Irvan 8-:11, CA 92947 =.CA ~Newpott ...... CA 92828
28f!/r? ::: F= Thie bullr'9ll 11 oon-O.Yld ~ KinUde, StrNI. S..U Anl, CA ducted by. Umiltd U.. 200t 8ww\ o.M, COltl
92704 C.V Co. MeM. CA 92828 Thie bullnMI II con-Have you etarled Su11n Ell11belh ducted by. an lndMclull Oolng bullne11 yet? Kinkade, 2001 Swen
Hive you 1t•rted V•. +14-00 Oltw, coeca ...... CA doing bullnMI ......, No Mlrtln & Alloolll•, 92520 ~ A/WI ~' U.C, John T Martin, Thie butlllMI 11 OOrl·
Tiiie etatemtnt wu Prllldent ~ by. hullbend and
llled with the County . Thie etatement wa• H1v1 you 1t1.rted C1e111 of Orange CountY Ntd with the county ........... bulll*9 ......, No
on 07/2tfl000 Qlflt 1tA~ ~ "'&~ R11Df1 ~ 2000MMllf on 01 t THI .....,.,. wu
Dely Plot Jlil 21, Aug. .......... Mid with .... County
3. 10. 17. 20® ,lba@ Diiiy Plot ~ 20, 27• Clttt ti OrWIOt CountY M ;t. 10• ~ 11!111 on 0711.woocf
ITATllllMT Of I Cell a--..-. I Plot~ WITHDRAWAL (!!!JMlaJI t:' 3, 10.~ jf,pM' '"Oii PARTNIRIHIP OltlRA T1NCI
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--NAiii The followlftO pereon ~.Tr: tact 21 na hie wlhdr--. •• """' .,., '*""' "°"' "" AotlUM ...... ... ~--°':= l'tclllloul h•MM NllM S1•1 uni '" H _ _ ne m • or .._. lllllitneftt TN ,...,.. ,._.. INNCE" AHO
Tiit tolltMll'G '*"°"' .,. 111*10 ~ • lf'INCI,_, et 152 .,. OOlrlg bulillill • PACIFIC IU.v!Cll, l'llDI Diii 1 ,..._, ...... ~ Mow(11)J._ '~' aott ~ ...... '°" ...... CA -........ Wind \;OUl"I, 0. ...... CA - . 1'18 .......,. ....
NewpOtt 8Mdl, CA Mllllt A. ,.,.,,, -.-fllllM ....... ID
..... Ottttll ~ c.. ---..., Ill CJt. "~ L.t~ ~ e.... " .,. =-~.r..~.,
:::" a..dl, CA -= t!. ~ ~ Tt11 lllJllllf .,.,::; n. !Mir-. II OOfl" blp IO ..... .=. 9'. -~ NW ...... llJ: lft .......... ,_ ....., .. ..... ., Hew•~-=~..., .... =.•.... -= \[,r.'.. CMllll'l I. ............ .. :r;c ·= :r~ • ... 4ta sa.tr.i~
• Jiit•• • ,...,,.,... PU11JC NOTICI .._. S ' •II ,._. •akManl ,._. llilllPll'll WATER OUAUTY The...._ . .,.,.... 'Th9 tolowlrlG '*"°"' T"9 ...._.._,.._. FAILURE
.,. ~ ....... -.,. dOlfll ~ -.,. datlO ....... ~ .. M08ILE Nl\MO .ioer, ~: llfv-........, ..... .._ :di..~~
SEfMCU, 2900 Pelle loll. 2087 Willfeoe ""' "°"'°""'" Dltll9 ~ ~ Ool_..lad ~ 92312. Newpoft tO, COM.I ...... CA ~ 8Mctl, -o.tct ( ..... ) 8elct\ CA _, 12t27 taetO -AlcMrd E..t Conwey. Joel CMnotiee, 2017 F~ ~· Inc., ~ _. of NII = :::O.,N= ~C:W~·C-. ~~a::~ ::~=s i-. -..:.t:.":,".:..: -=-. -:--w-JS'!!! by. an~ Have you 1terted duded by.• eoi~ OUllllY end Monll.oMG Ai1iii4
e you etari.d dOlnO butlntta ytff Have you eta 11 ~·"'--de!.., To Ill helr1, but!M.. yet? Y-, +1·2000 doing buelnNI yt ..ce.. II ~-~, a..a.-. y 3+00 Joel Qulnonft Y-. J4i'f 17, 111118 ln\:1'*8"9' Ill Mf 9!'*• ......... ! ONdi· E111 eonwey Thll jtattmtm wu Femi~· Inc.., ..,,.,ang pn>ee11 IO de-tor~ oontlngent
Thie ~ we:e flied wfth lhe County Neel tennlne II tNl'e may .....,_, end per·
flied w11t1 the ~ Cleltt of ~ CoW11y Thl9 •*'*11 wM NW '"= betft MM who hwy other· ~01n~ Co"1ly on 07/11~H07 ~ ~Onlltt;. = :: ... , IO tie-= =--= =:' ~~
200llaaet DeJy Plot Jlil 13, 20. on ~ dl#lnG tie ~ bodt.. et: 1110ii.tr
DeJy Plot ~ 20. 21, v. AvR· 3. a nw 2000MU1.!.f ~ ~ ~--.,, '»;.TtlH •Al"UikFv. Ala 3. 10.~ Jb004 DelvPlot Nly a. 13, .. .,, _, ,....,.._.. --~
RctltloYe ..,,_. ~ l1!l44 ~!!'!L...".,-=~ I ALU I KY A IC A ActMloua luelnMt Miine StmefMnt --....--"OllRT IA.LUIKY
,..,_ 14 l IMnl The folowfno pMone Flctfttoue~ =---== = A NmlON hu Thf ~ per90nt .,.. ~ bulNie • ...,,.. _....,. .... been flled by
.. dai1g bulNie u: Ao9r1 T800, 1551 BnAn-The toloWlnD pet.on1 .,_ "' .,, _......_ M 0 N I C A ,. . tnnov•Centto, 29012 tlMt Lane, Senta Nia .,. dc*lg buli'9ee .. : tloft, tnerefoft. ,.._ IALUIKY In the
Merguerlte Partcway Hllghla. CA f¥D01 Seaolll Cat•. 713 E. blleYel ltwl"" wu 111 luPeflor Coult of
'13e, Mlalon Viejo. Lull Gerardo Aoevee, 8a1boe Blvd., Newpod h"°'••'tedco~ = ~ County of Callfoml9 82el2 Jr., 1551 81ulnb1rk 8Mch. CA 92ee3 Orenae. Maggie Minon, 28012 Lane, Santa An• Luong D. Nguyen, 381~ 1111\plel for E. M
Marguerlle Parkw1y 1-teiato, CA '¥Z707 7700 Oeo Avenue, ~,.~~ ':!.' : r • 4 u • 8 t ~~~
113e, '4l1llon Viejo, LIM ~ Aroche, ClllOgl Pll1c. CA 01308 drlnkl"" w1ter etan-M 0 N I C A " . c.lilornle t2e92 BNlnbett Lane, Santa Thie ~ II con-·.,, Thie bu1inN9 11 COfl-Nia Helgtlll. CA 9'17fJ7 duded by: .,, ~ dardt. 8ALU9KY M ep-ducted by. an lndlllldl.ltil This bulinMI II con-Hive you elarted .. The av1ll1ble ~ • penonel
Have you etarted ducted by. 1 general doing buelne11 ~t? monltotW>g r~ .,. repreHntettve to doS1g ~ y.rt No pattnerahlp v ... emwo no1 oonelllent with wtwt ..,..._the..._,,
Meggie Marron Have you 1t1r1ed Luong D. Nguy9fl one would opect lo -of the d101d1nt. Thil"" II.element wu doi'll ~ ytil? No Thia utement Wll -"'" contamlndon of TM fllTITION
filed with the County Lufs O«ardo AoeYel, flied with the C«ll1Cy the .. ,., dl9tl1butlon r • 41 u • • t • t h 1
Cllllc of 0ninge Col.llty Jr. Cleltt of 0raip Col.ny ~ ~rred~ deo1d1M'e WILL end on oe.'08l2000 Thie utement wu on 07114/2000 E MoG 1 ....... If lln'(. be 2000lll11t2 ftled with the CoYnty 2CIOOlll42t2 d .. ne. u re edmttt8d to PfONt•. Delly PlloC J4if e, 13, 20, C1e1tt of Oninge CAMlly Olly Pllol Jd'f 20. 27, Envtronmenlal Conlul-TM W1U end any 27. 2000 Tb93t on 07/14/2000 Aug. 3. JO. 2000 Ill990 tanll, Inc. ·•s1ate and OOllole .. 9WllW>le
.. 2000IU41tl federal r~•tlonl un-tot ...,.iellon In
Flc:tttloue Buelneu Ody Pilot ~ 20, 27. FlcUtJoue Buelneet :!,.~Act "w•~ the tie u..c by "'9 Heme Stetement Aug. 3. 10. ~ Ml HMM S~ ...... ---The fol~~ eigt'l9d IO «r on u .. con--•· The lollowlno l*"IClOI .,.~ ... -.. B .......... .....--MMlllvt llide, and 1e> THE PITITION
.) Int• ,. __ ,,...,,:., Heme Statement NUMEW. 172&4 Nett· ===-~reqlllln r~ ,,._.. ___ _.,.., to -m· bulll-. ... r ... uuvu• u ... _. .,. doing u : --.. ..--...
• Wllff .... _ .. _ ... ..,. .. ..,1'-.Mt.8t1
11ont b lmr.pld Com-The lolloWlng '*'°"' hope St. Suil• '202, a1ence." ~ the lftd-...n-munk:a and Con-.,. doing bulNie ae; Founllln V1Hey, CA Mell Ml taun the ..,....
llWC:lon, 3175 S1c:i1y Av-THE ICE HAWK, 1526 82708 ......_.... :--~~~n .,.... Coetl MeM CA Mela Verde Or. E, 1118. Lawrence Anthony ::::,:-~IO .... ot. "...;, 8282S ' Ca.II Miia. CA 92&2e Marquez, 11820 Wwntr ,.._ ~ .. lllow
Ronald V1nderw1I H_. Hoc:kty, Inc., Ave. 1525, RuUin V"-t. lnl colltonn the ,.,...... rep,._
3176 Sicily Avenue: (California). 1526 Mela "ft.CA 92708 ~ of IM ioc.. ~ tD take
COiia Miia. CA 92e2e Verde Dr. ~1 1118• buslnlle 11 t:«t-tlon2.. ln1pectlon and "*'¥ _.,. wtth-Thla bUeinM1 11 oon-CoD Miia, VA 112828 dueled by. Ill ~ out *lllnlf11.._ OOUrt duc:led by. .,, lndlllldl.ltil This bulinMI II con-Hive VOii etarlld c:IHnlng °' Ill weter epprevel. l•fore
Have you 1t1r11d ducted by. • corporation dc*lg ~ yff/(1 No ~.,.., llrnplng lllP9 In ... 09fUlln wry doing bullnlll y.rt No Have you allrled Lawrence Anthony 3. conllrmed good cle-~ eoeone,
Ronald V1nderwtl doing bu1ln11a y11? Marquez: lnfactant levell rvM410f h9wever, the per· Thie llalenwnl Wll Yes. 02~1 ·99 This 111tement WU .... .... ~
flled w11tt the County Hawk Hocl!ey. Inc., ftled with lhe County II Ill ~ polnla. .. tte ,...... to
C141f11 cl ~ Counly JOhn Numan. Preel· C1e1tt cl Orange Colny ~I NOA -·~...., 'c:: liW ....._to Inter-on 0710312ood . dent on 08l30t'2000 __.., iRld uNee 2000NU2t7 Thia 1t1tement wu 2000lllS1H 1urance)/ (quality ,.,.... •
Ody Plot J4i'I 8, 13, 20, flied with the County DelvPlot .My 8, 13, 20, control) tamplll IO .. =. twwe weiwd
27. 2000 Il!933 ~~ ~ ~ !bW :',,ylnld .. ~'°'J .: to ~ :~
2000IUl150 Flctttloue l""wa llb,..... geneql. edeft.)TMir .. epeo-FlctJtlout Buelneu Daly Plol .MJ e. 13, 20. Heme ,........,_. 5. edcMoflll tr.lr*'IJ of dertt .-."8tJMk>n
Heme 8tnMMnt 27. 2000· Th!MO The folowlng l*90tll umpll oollec:tolw, ~ ... be -The 1o11ow1ng '*'°"' .,. dc*l!I ~ ... e. addlllonal 1na1yMe ....... uni.. 1111
are ti1g ~ u: Flctftloue Bualneu BMch'n Beattyvde, -for °"* IYPM ~ In-rnt.,Htedr,reon o...ng. County p,... N8IM Smwment E. 17'1h St.. CO. ....... dlcator bedlWla In wet«, t1ee • to
eure Cleaning s.Mcie, Thi following l*900I CA m27 and the ped n end
400 ~ Flower Ma, at• ~ bulNie • Lhjy Lu Blr1le4I. t&12 7. ll1llfMldlon fof any ehowe oood oau11
Orange, CA 92868 Hockey MoMey.com, Harrow Pl., Newpon ~~ ':f: why t1'e oourt
-Eugene Ol'ozco, 400 1525 Mela Vllde Dr. E, e..cn. CA 92eeo s..s.tW .._. ..... Ion ·---..... not grant the South Flower MS, Or· 1118, Cotta M ... , CA Gel~. Baltlett. ti;;onn _.,..,, ....,... euthority. "w:,· ~ ..... ~ 11 con-92~~~ 1812..__,,., ... !'~· Th. c.llbnle Dlpert-A HUfUHG on ....... .-... ...:" •.... -............. ,.. .,.,..,. Hootley, Inc., pol1 -~ "" .,......, ment ol Hlelltl Senllcel h ........ wtl be ........., .,,. -· • ..,.._ (Cdfomla), 1525 MeN Thie~ II oon-h.w ~ 24 Hive vou •tarted Verde Dr. E. 1118, duded by. hult>and and (Deper1mentl .... drink· _.,. p • doing ~ yeY1 No Ca.II Miia. CA 112e29 wile Ing wetet eiendlarde and -lit 1: .M.
Eugene Orozco Thie ~ II oon-Hive you ... ,,ed '-d•Wml111d lhll .. lft O.C. L71 leeated TtWe ll&lement WM ductld by. • oorpoidon ~ ~ Yfl(7 No preMnCt cl lecel ~ lit J'.41 ni. City
flied wlltt the County Have you et1r1ed Undy LA.I 8lr1'ea llonn or E. cXJI II • _.. Ori¥e Of9l"'9 CA
Cllllc cl Orange County doing bu1lnes1 yel? Thie etatement wu ou• hfflth concern. 12111.
on O&'Oel2000 YN, OM>1fl000 flied w4tt1 the ~ F-i oollfonn and E. IF YOU OIJfCT
200otH1040 Hewie Hoclley. Inc , C1e1tt o1 Ormnge ~ coli ate Ol'*"'Y not T=.J:5:the of
Delly PlloC ,Mf e. 13. 20. John Naam.n. PrMI· on 07/07/2000 hlrmlul ~ ... IM the you
27, 2000 ™"7 denl 2000M3MIO lhelr preeence In drink· ...,.., et the
:fhlt etatemelll WU Delly Pllol Jd./ 13., 20, Ing water II MfiOul bf. ~ end It.ti Flctttfou• Bualnen llled with the County 27, Aug. 3.1®0 lbl8S cauM they ueually .•re your Obieodone or
Cleltl °' o...ng. County IMOdeted wfth -• fM written obtec· N.lme &a.tement on 06l»'2000 F1cttt.loue Buelneee or 1nlmel wut... The tiorw wfth the oourt
The following '*"°"' 2000UH114 . Heme 8~ prH1nce of lhH• befON the hMrino .
.,. doing bUlilMa la: ~ ...... Pilot .Mf 8, 13. 20, The folloWlna oe--~ Oll~dltl6dng~ y ~HollcMy'• Couture. 27~ Thll3ll doing ~--_ • a ,_,,. our eppHrence
b Adomlmem•. 3131 • •• CK·A-• cl 1 problem Wllt'I wt1ttr nwy be In penon or Matin, Newpoft Flctltloua '""'*• STACK· POUR, 77'J2 llN.trnenl or the plpee by~ .nomey. BMch, CA ll2&eO ... __ St--... m--Tl ..,.,. AveB .• lhB, Hunt-c & wttil dWi1bula tie -• YOU A"E A
Holly L. ChaM, 3131 ~,f...,~ .,ni1•o9n He • " ,.,, and lndlca.1• lhal C"EDITO" or •
Corte Marln, Newpoft ··"e .. ~ -· ·~ 1_ .. _., """'"' the Miter may be oon-OOf'ldnaerd ONdltor 8Ndl. CA ll26eO --""" •• """"' ' "'""" t1mlnel1d w11h or· of the a.o..ed. you ...... 1.c '--•~ 11 JegCo umbfng Con· Ha¥efl ~. Newport S:::. ....... _ __ .. -'....t-.. _ ....__ oon-denli. t2300 LJt.c: AV· 9Nd1. CA. 92ee3 •--· ._ muet your ...-n
duded by an lndivWll enue 1212 Foun11ln Jovce Lym Moote, DilMM ~ with 1he coun end Hive you •t•rl•d Ve/Mly CA 9voe 200f H1Yen Pl1c1. IOml mey Include cfler. 'rnel • oopy to the ~ yec? No l.~ E_.......-d "-'-'"' N~ S.actl CA rt\M, ctll!'P'· na-. ........,... ~ L Chlae .., ... ., ""-· ,,.2 ' . and ~ Jaundice; ..,... ,_... _,_1_1 U 1 300 L.llac Avenue • ,...... a'-""'t-' .... u.. Cfw llPPl.,ltM by the
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.. _ .. _..::..-::.:.~·eouw-. 1212, Fountain V1tley, Thie bullnMI 11 oon-• .., -.., ,_..,.. oOurt. whNn four ...., wnn .,,. ... , CA 112708 ducted by. huebend and IOhH llJd f11igu1. moftthe fJom the Clel1<.,..!,~ CountY Sabine Jutta Grelowllcl wife Th"4t IY'119loma, how-dtlte of ftnt leeuenc•
on ........... "'20'0oeeaa111 12300 Liiac Avenue Hive you 1tart1d evei, .,, not Jul1 ... oti.n..•prolltded ~.M'/8•13,20, ~1282~1atn V11tey, ~~~No ~ ::=-: :_~oo,.,~
.. -'-""""'"""'---'Th936"'""""' Thie butinHI II con-Thie lllltmtnt Wll dfHdng Wltef, but lllo Nie Code. TI19 *"9 dueled by. hulband end flied wfth the County mey be CIUMd by a
NOTICE OF
AVAILABILITY OF
ANNUAL RETURN
Notice II hMby QMrl punuent IO .,,...,..., 'Rev-
enue Codt Section
6 t04:{d) lhlt the ReUn
of Prtvlte Foundation,
Form llllO-PF for 1tMt
Wm. Knlghl Ruuetl
F lmllv F<Mldttlon for
tht fll99 lax year h11
betft flled end lhet the
""" le avallble fllf ln-
apectlon betWWI the
houtl °' 8:00 a.m.. and 6:00 pm, Clrl of COly
G. VOl#lgb«g. CPA, It
Lnley, Thom11, Schw1rz & Poelm1,
2144 Weet Coat .. ~. Sufle 100, Newport
BMch, Cllfolnll l2ee3
by "'I clll.tln MIO r• Ql*lla • Wfllln 1 llO dlye of the date of .... ~ cdon. All llldl ,......
etlOllld be liddrMHd IO Int Wm. Knlahl R\MMll F~ Foundi11on, cere
ol C0rv 0. Y~. CPA, leeley, ThOmeS,
Schw1rz ' Po11ma. 22A4 W• COlll Hlgh-!1'9Y. ~ 100,~ 8Mctl. Cellolnll ma. (149) 860-2171.
Pubhhed Newpofl
8HCh·COlll MHI
Dely Plot J4it 21 ~ 10
wif• Cllllc c1 o...ng. eour.y number of i.cDe oow for ftlno olalrM will
Hive you 1tuted on 07Kl112«JJ ~~we:. ;:, :::. .,-,:
doing ~ yec? No 2000MlM70 "' ~ dMldna the ....... '-'• ~~ ~ 27Dely•·~3 ~ 1~· --Mlrldald tor ,_ no"°9d eboVe.
Thie -:i'~t wu' ,,,,...,. !MN JUI!!! oo11bm and E. cXJI to,.. YOU MAY EX·
flied with lhe County FlctltJous lualneu duol the lilll ot tt-. A~ tM tie ltept
Cllllc of 0rwige CQ1ny N.tme ~ u=" INI ~ ~ b'f the ooun. If you
on 07/14fl000 Thi following pertone dri:."t-t•• •• _.... .. apereonlntereet· 200MP4211 -doing ~ ... ----·-.. "'1he ...... you Diiiy Piiot M 20 27 WALKEA·WEST . muet frff of lheM nwy tie with the
&lg. 3, 10, jOQO Tht!eo' M081LE AUTO ~.!"'· Drlnklno1 wal9'11 oourt a fomMll ....
SERVICE. 218 Eul '"""" "'"'' lhli an· ff for ~ .. Flc:ttttoua lklelnaae 1 &lh Slree1, Co1l1 dltd 11 ueoc:llted wlltl of the Mno Heme Stltement Mell, Califomll lil2t21 IMle or none ot Ihle rtll! lnwMorf end
The followlna pMonl Herbert Timothy Ind ~ be 000• ...., .. ,., of eetM• are doing bulNie u: Wabr, 218 Eaet tlllll ~ =. ~ _.. or ef ll'fV TOTAL l:ONCEPT DE· 8hlll. COiia ...... C.. IMftt of HMlttl 1ef¥. peffoft er eooount
SIGN, 512 1/'Z Orc:Nd lfornlll 92927 loee ._ thlC 1tle OOft-.. pt91Adld lft MO-
Avenue, Corona del Jer"fZ MlctlMI Weet. '-lnlitloft ,_ !awl Mft 1 Z10 of the ~~ ~-........ ~= = OOrtHtH •nd no Clllfenlla ,,..,.t. .....,_ ...,..,~.,, ...... • -ldDI• .,. neoe. C.. A aw.-'°' 512 1fZ OrlHd AvtnUI', ,_ ,.._ ..._...
Cofone d9I Mir, CA. Thie bulilltll II ~ N,;t nodblon of the ~=~r:..:°t: 92525 ~ by. 001)ll'lnln .......... Thie ~ II con-Hive you 11arted ,..._ • ~ done In oeurt elafk.
dueled by: en lnlMlllll doing ~ yec? No ~Dometttc ""w~ e-Hav• you 1f1t1ed ~ Weet Ouallly .net u....i...........1 -....._ ~ bullri9ll V9I? No Thi• utemtnl ... ~ ~R-""' -QeillM Clettt "uc:Mr flied wllh the Qounly °' .: :.:.:. ....... ...:•wlth~eo:; ~~g;r couney tor a..L CA °"" cl Qrw!Oe COlny 2000Na27tf If )'Oii t.ve ""' ~ • on 08l30l2000 DelvPlot Nl1 e. l3. 20 tbW 0011c1m11_, ,... ~ &; V.. Wwt
2tOOMU1H ~ 'Tt!f32 Uoe, f)leaH contttt Rh . 00
~ J4it • 11 20 Clludll ~..i.:--.
. nml FIND ~57+1031 .... _. ... -BBi~· Pub41eMd Newport ... .,ne ~ hofM lrl IP9ftmlnl BHCh•COlla MeN ....... .
tNouQI\ dM1lfled th!'!uf! dallft'lld Dlill'f fllcll ~ 27 ti:; -91111. 0M>2
f
oa w ,,.,..,.. MOna or nn-~ ....,_. P1cM11oue ._. .... rl~~~ ~~ i::....;s.:=-.... IOI.ANN G. IAH-M doWla t M we doirlO ..:
A • .!!'!!! SIN ab IOIANN let It "°" Bike Shoo, Ouentum L,Mnt, 172tl -IANll!N ab ROX. 3130 W 8alboli Blvd .. GO!Mrd Slfffl. 142. M:TmN 10 ANN GAY IA.NaN Ne;::rt Beach, CA Huntington Beach, CA ~=:.= C..HD.Aau ~ Payeon ~ 9~ A1eU W~. AVWJiUC-.a.•.,.., ...,r:.::.__~ man. 110 22nd Streat. 1ns1 ·Goctwd StrMt,
19) M........... _... ....... ~ Newport Beach, CA. 142, tU1llnglon 8Mctl,
r#lHl IMl\NOI THI ' -,.._.... 92663 CA 92647
M) M Ill Wf _, -.will '8 i.a-Thi bullnals II con-Thie bue1nw 11 con-
Y'CU. 'Yal IHQULD .., 11 *' wll ,. -· ducted by· an lndlYldual caic:ted by: an lndMduel OON'DICf A UWYM. • ...._ of ~ 0. H1va you llartad Havt you alerted
Nallce II '--tMrt IANSl!H lb IOXANH doing buslnau yet? doing bualn111 yet?
... CowualG••• .... IANSll.N •• IOXANH Yee, 61t8f00 v ... Stpt. 1991
---• ~ a GAY JANSEN Doug Payton Lachman Lenora Alau Waring CIOl'lt;lllJl•D :Nc.ao ,..: A JIB11110N POI Tiiie st1t1m1nt wa1 This statement wu
::::. d ~ • fllOBATI! .. '-nw hied with the County flied wttn the County en-. cw • ....._,, by JANE JANSIN 111 Ille Cletit ol Orange County C1etk ct ~ County
......, 01 • 0 n _. Sllptdor Coan o1 Call. on 07/11/2000 on 07118'2000 ..... ~ to a. ...... CG11ary ot oa. 2000N3UH 2000IH41111 °"' ti 1'1\111 ~ ANGB.. Delly Pilot .My 13, 20, Dlily Pilot .My 20, 27, 11¥ ..._..\QI:-= 11fE PE1Tl10N POI 27, Aug. 3, 2000 l!!9!!3 Aug. 3, 10. 20QO Thm
~= • PROBATE ,._ M Flctitioua Bu1lne11 ~ 1 ~ JANE JANSEN be • Name Statem.nt
.._. -d QM. ~ • ~ tqlft-The following pereon1 -. .. _. ":!. • -.Ive IO llltmlilllJier die are dolnq bu1lne11 aa:
dJil ,.... In -dllca -cl die dmcedna. B V Design Homa Re· ~~ 11fE P£11110N modeling, 1771 Hum· d to .. No*e d i...-~ ID Id-mlngbord Dr . Co11a and ...._ to ..-..., tllc ~ uder Mesa. Calrl 92626
......... reccned Ille •• 1 wltwi ~ Yves Gabnel &lee,
,.._ • ~ • llnllioa of E8a Aa 1771 Hummingbird
tWWWll, ~-.-i (nll mlllillltly will aDow Dnve, Costa MllB, ~
amdll tllc pa.-& repcw...ive lornia 92626
::..;. d .,:f" w on to llh .~ .._ Thia business 11 con·
MTfJDDO • 2:00 N • ..... -...... ooan duded by· an Individual a. NOl9I f1oone ennnc. l!pplVVll. 9efore lltlea Have you 1taned to ill Col#Cy Coun· ocnllili YU'/ lillponMi ~ business yet? No
'--100 cMc C.... .._, lilowcver, 1111c This statamanl was
QM Wiii, .... Ana, pa-' itjNCiCWIVt llled With lhe County C.... II pul:llc ~ wW be reqaired 1111 .i.., Cleric o1 Orange County
-tD .. -a.. ........... .,. on 07121/2000 _., ,_._ .....,. IO_,..,.. pcno. 20009834932
dtltt b Clllfl Jr:: II ulm tliicy U¥C Mivecl Daily Pilot July 27, Aug
::,:;-: .. In= IDCice or COW.-ID tllc 3. I 0, 17, 200() ThQf 8 =~ .. -..... _.. ~ ~? jk ...... -.... ledcpcadca -· • ..... Flctltloua Bualneaa
now ~..: = edorily will 1111 &rwcl Name St.tement o.., al Ttu.J In thl •llkll u ~ pc-. The lollow1ng pe11on1
......., In lllid Illa u objecdoll ID 1k ara doing busfneu as.
... ._ and pctidoe ud -.W. SoOd Slaurgurf, 13f Broad·
• falDwl: Al -qy 1k 01111t ~ way. Costa Mesa. CA ... ~ delatbld on •pmdlc.-..tly. 92627
lllid Dlliii al lNIL N'ff A HEAIUNO Oii dlc Heather Lmdbetgh.
GW7M1 Tn.-... Is pctidoe will be kid oa 131 Broadway, Cotta
.... ~ •aa i.. A8P'I 24. 2000 • 1:4' Mesa. CA 92627 ..._ W' 11'1 ..,.. PM ia Dept. No. l.7J This bus1neas 11 con-
...,_ and GOW com-IDcM!CI • 341 1k Clly dueled by. an lndlvtdual man c1M6111111Do!\ r 11ny, Drive Cruce. CA 92613· Have you 1t1rt1d
al thl Nit pnipeny o. 1'71. doing business ye1? No
ICl'tlled mllovl ii IJUJ· IF YOU OBIECT to Heather Lindbergh =to lie: • W. inti die an.a.a o( die pea.. This statement waa C:-. Miu, CA 1iDa. yo. ..W ..,,at 11 ltled with Iha County aa7. 11'e w•llgl.s lk llt.uillc m w you Clent of Orange County ~ dlldllll'ls ..,, ~ or ftk wrtDn on 07/07/2000
......, b ..,, lnaJn'8ct-............._ ..... -20006833671 ,_ ct a. ... Id--.---ooan Daily Pllol .My 13, 20, ..__,Olfwc:onwnon ~ llllc fllaltlla. Ywr 27, Aug 3, ?000 Th974 ~m.ybe la ._llMDR. r "'Y· ,._ or by yoer MIOf· Flctltlou1 BualMH ""'*" tllMn. The total lie)' I ..,,. al lM ~ IF YOU ARE A Name Stat1HMnt
blllla al the ~ '"""""""' or 1 ~ The following persona -=ul'ld 11¥ .. ~ .....,..,.,vw. ere doing busfnata as.
to Ill 11*9 and~ .. mdilof ol dlc *-Agnes Home Care. 8791 ,.... -.... COlb. cir.ed, )'OI -ftk you St Andrews Avenue,
...-.., ..,_... dllia will llllc c:oart Md We•tmln1ta1, Calltomla
...... al Oii lnlllf .. I co,f IO lk pa-i 92663
pe Q' 1 I d .. Nalc:e .... MPC ..,oiMed AgnH p Berba
al ... la: -.nU7. In by Ilic cmn ~ lulr 13326 Mtller Ave . Not·
llllmDft tD Cllfl. tltl ....._ ,,_ llllc .a. cl walk. Caltlomia 90650
""-w9 acaipt • nm ...._ fll "*" • This bualnesa 11 con· CMNlr"l d-*...., on provided ie l'nlOlle Code du<:Ced by· an lndMduaJ ...... Of...._....,. ICCIDa 9Ul0. 11lc dme for Have you llartad cNc:ltdrllwn~•--ot Nita cw. wll IOI doing buslneu yel?
..... Cl'llll uNori or a ~ bcfcft foar ..... Yes. 06/15/2000
d-* cllllMt~a ... Of ,,_ • ..... -Agnes p Barbi ·,.... ~ a'ld lclM aadced 8111J;c. This •lattmtnt wu
111 .... ..... YOU MA y JiXAM. f~ed wtth Iha County
I I 1 I Of _... INE llilt flk .. _ .... -Clel1I ot Orange County 11111* ...... In 1ec11ari ..... .., on 08115fl000
11Cll al .. ~ coan. U)'W lft •pa.. 2000N31MI
CGdl and ...... to ~ .. tllc -· Daily Piiot ~ 13, 20. do....._ tn 1111...., )'C9 ~ ftlt wta Ille ooan 27, Ayo. 3. jQOQ Jbi75 =:-:er::.= ~~ ~-1~ F1ct1t1ou• eua1,,...
.. ~ 1N1Y lllltlhotd ._ Nila ot • illvC9Df)' Ne!M St.element
.. --fll .. Tiu. .... ....... ol ... The lollowiog persons _.. Died ..,_ f\llda -ar fll a.y ,.._ • are dc*'ll ~ u ·
....... Wll1MI ID tl'9 ICCOlll • ,_.... le FISHING' RODS UN·
,.,_ OI ....._ • a Pralim Co* -aa. LIMITED, 1ee6 Newpoft
-dltgflt 1Willlan 11'0. A R.-t. BIYd .. Coeta ~.Celt... tD cdld. ..... $pedal Noller .... .. fomia 92627 and .,,, .._ .. ....., l¥aDlbk ,,_ .. ooan Sean Patrick Canova.
...._..lllU11111Hu cart. 367 E. 18lh St •S.
... purpoa 11111 ... A-,IW,...._, Cotta Mesa. Callfomt.
.... ....... IM...., rna J LINDIN llQ 92627
---,. ~ 1JOOANNTYliltMR1Ui Thi• bullnesa II con. ..,_ ot lml*d .. N'E'Jf1CR.T BACH CA dueled by an lndrvtdual
......... p I I: t H1va you 1tarted ,. ~ to 91f40 doing bu8lnaae ye!? No llZllfY Oii • •w Neoi.'pilll "-"-Om Sean CanoYa
9Qftd ~ llld Died. C~~ Jtl This S1attm_,,1 Wll ..._ .......... filed with I.ha County
........ -pluWlld 27.21. All J. DX> Cletit ot Orwige County
...._ a'ld t1t1 unpwld on 07/18/2000
prtndptll al "' naea Fictitious eualneH 2000M346t 1
9Qftd 11¥ llld died Name Statament Dally Pilot Jvty 20, 27.
Wiii ..... ...-..on 81 The followlng parsone. Al& 3. 10. 2000 Th9eO
lllOliftllld "' .... ..... ara doing bulif-. .. .._ ~ and ..,. Wagner Development flctltloua Bualneaa ,._a1._tna1111_, 20 Bl h Name Stat.fMnt al .. ~ ~ -Group. 41 re ...... 1~,_.,,,,. ..., Straec. Suite 119. Neoio-.... .......--llld Dllll d lNIL Ttlis port Beach, CA 92660 are doing u ·
... dDl9 nat nam.. Constenca W1gnt1 THE TRAINING ZONE,
.... tD _.. S't ilC• Oavidlon. 18732 Paaeo 1966 Newport Blvd •
CIUld ,_.. ti.I .. Cor1N. lrvina, CA 926 f2 Cotta M.... Calllomla
callllrll "' the ~ ThlS buslntta la oon-92627 toN ...., by l dueled by. an lndMdual Sean Patridt Canova,
-... d trull. ...._ Of Have you 111nad 367 E. 18th St , 15,
nat "' 11 t 4ld. cdoi doing bualnen yal? ea.ta MeN, California
...... Of "'"' ...... v 995 92627 -.o1 ...... ..-. ... 1 Thie ~ .. 000-lrloflOI I " .. ._. Dae;ia::nce Wagner ducted by. an lndMcMI
lldlr1 °' "! a9IW I*• Thie stetement w11 Have you 1tartad .... Coneoldlltld ~ Cou doing bulltWI .,.,, No
COM'l)WIGI =:?..: flled wfll't Iha nty <>.;... "·--_........_ ,__ Cleltt al Onlnge Courtly .....,, ..........
_, d ----on 07/14/2000 Thie atatem.nt WU ~.::"C'~ 20006134211 ~ :n~ =
.........., CllllDrnla Dally Pilot My ~· on 07116/2000 tt10t (GI) a:l--7m. Aug. 3, 10. 2000 2000IH4t1I
...... ~ Delly Plot ""' 20. 27. ~ Sall -·-. Flctltloua Buafneaa Aug. 3, 10. J®OJ'b971 ti:,w;rtmd ·~ Name Statament ~ .__.,_.
UM-11 ~m. a1m. Thedoll~ Heme ...._ment
a.to ~L E DOCTORS The folowlna l>et90nt
ActltloU9 Bualneu HEARING S£RVICES. •• daln; ~ -
Flctltloua Bualnna
tume StaterMnt
The followlng ptrlON
are doing butfnaea u:
Biotrendl Health Care
Rasearcti, 3206 Anne
Circle, Huntington
Beach, CA 92&49
Suun J Marquez,
3206 Anna Circle, Hunt· ~on Beech. CA 112649
Tills bualnH• le con-
ducted by. an lndMdual
Have you atarted
doing bu1lne11 y1t?
Vea, 4122m
Susan J Marquez
Thia atalMntnt WH
flied With Illa County
Clerk <:J Orange County
on 07114/2000
2000f834215 Dally Pllol Jufy 20, 27,
Aug. 3. 10. 2000 Jb9!!6
Flctltloua BualneH
Name Stat•rMnt
The fo11oo,.:rsons
are doi"IJ u :
All American Pimp, 2973 Harbor Blvd., It 41,
Coeta Mela, CA 92&2&
Ja!feiy VauQhn, 4029 w. c.teate. ~ Ana, CA. 91723
Jeffery VaUOhn. 4029
W. Celesta, Santa Ana,
CA 91723
Th11 business it con·
ducted by" oo-paMarl
Heva you 1tartad
dOlng buelnaM ..,.,, No
Jefieiy Vaughn
This 11a1arnen1 wu
llled with the County
Clent ol Orange County
on 07116/2000
20C>Oe8S4HI
Dally Pilot July 20, 27,
AoQ. 3. 10. 2000 Th997
Flctltloua Bualnea
Name Stat.ment
The followl~ 1re dolno I aa OOUBL~AVE. 20242
Sprvca Avenue, NIW·
port Beech, CA 92660
John A. Papadopouiol,
20242 Spruce Avenue.
Newport Basch, CA
92&60
This bullnasa lt con-
~ed by" an~
Have you 11artad
doing bullrllla .,.,, No
Jonn A. P~lloe Thia ltltlmant Wal
lited With !he County
Clel1t ot Orange County
on 07/14/2000
2000M3UOI
Delly Piloc ~ 20, 27. Na. 3. 10. ThM
Fictitious eu.i,,...
Name Stat.ment
Thi follo~ .,. doing aa:
Innovative Concept•.
119 Santa Barbara •
lrvtna, CA 92606
Oanltl Ochoa. 119
Sam. Bert>e1a, 11\'\na,
CA 92606
Thoe buelneae is con-
dUc:tad by. an ~
Hav1 you 1tartad doing bullrllla .,.,, No
Danial Ochoa
This ll811mant WH
llled with Iha County Clel1I ol Orange County
on 07114/2000
2000llMS01
Daly Pdol ~ 20, 27, M 3. 10. Th9@3
F1ctltloua Bualneu
Name St.terMnt
The lollowlnQ per.ona
1111 doing bulilela u :
a) American Muffler
Sarviot, b) Good Guys
Muffler SaMca. 2005 ~ Ava .. Coate Mau. CA 112927
Caci c ~ 23
FlorH, lrvlne. CA
92612
Thie bueinata .. con-
dUclld by: an lndMcMil
Have you 11art1d
doing bu1in111 yet?
Yee. 4117181
Oecil c. ~ Thie llatemant wae
~ wltll I.ha County
Clac1c <:J 0..,. ~ on 0111 lf.2000 2000MS>t04
Deily Piol ~ 13, 20. 11. AMA. 3. Ibp53 ...... Stat9ment 17732 ~ Blvd. IC, Htnnl~ Wa.y, LLC,
The followl=:eona ~2U(ICingt7 on Beach, CA 112.4 SlrMl. SI.Ille ~ .. -· .. z647-o. tMne, ea. 912914 Acttttout luillMM
M U: Rlcflard Q. Ca1tanon, La Quinta Otv~ WOOd yatama Co.. .. o 1n32 a. ... _ _. 1-(C•) 11 4 Heme a..m.nt 3068 Olbrlltar. Coal• '"'· ·• .,.,..,, ........ ...... ~ • The lollowlna petlOne ~ CA mze Blvd. tC.. Hund"O'on M.in Street. Mt 0, .,. "°"'111 ~ u:
PNf HtnfY &alena. lleactt. CA 12947 !MM, Ce. tal14 Mew PfOducllcn. 30M Ol>nlltat, Cotta Paula G. ca.tenon, Thia bul6rlMI II GOn-510 112 "1h Strtf4, ...._ CA '2826 17732 8aadt 8'lld. llC, dldld by. a OOIPOf*'t HeWDOI\ Beiadl, CA.
Thie but1net1 11 con-~ e.cn. CA ,.:;-:....:: ~ 12et3
.,_ by. an hMMI Thie bullnau le ~ La ~ Mm Walaa, 910 1/2
Havt you 1tartad dUctlMI by! 1 general fMftt ,.,_,...:J._Thomee • 39ttt su..t. Newport dGlna · ~ WC? No ~r1'*"11P ,..._. "4V 8eerll. CA ~
Pefer ..... , ~ Have you atartad l'hit' •••P'lelW ... .!.:, ~~ flledTNeWlth~~ dOlng .butlnett. yet? ~ :"O.::, ~ Have you tllrttd
Cllltt Of Onrvl County v-. lQ95 ..,_,. ~ -"F dofflO butlnnl Y91?
on 011111200C> P.;:t ~,;:ion wee on 11111111,., v~~ ...
191101111112 tied .., ... COUl!t1 o. !'lat Mt 1, 11. ao Thie ..._.,. ... Ollr Plot • 13, 20, Qelk d Oranoe Courtly zz.:)ggQ iiii n--. It. Ala. a,~ D!l!02 on 07/t~ -llMt Mii fie ._... .. ,
HllllMllf A X I luelAlll ~011.i=r ~
Delly Plot ~IO.l7. ..... SI FI I 1111111-
AA 3. '°' .l!!!!! .,.'""....._~• ~ P1Gt ~1~ T_,.~C...11 .i"'-.1:1IM.-..-S.u __ .__ .... -.
'°'*" .... -~cl"n:~c... ~--!.!l,Hlll ns~ -~
Thursday, July 27, 2000 m
Plcllla ue luetl•• ...............
The folowir1D.P«tone
1111 ~ buliwiie -E... ""'-
EnterprieM, S20 Klnot Roed1 Newpott leacil1
CA W083
EllN Rena.. Ktlolcl. 5.20 Klngl Aoed, New-
port Beed\, CA 92983
Thie ~ .. CM-dUdlld by: .,, ~
Have you atartad
doing bUtiMU ytt? v ... ~ 1, 2000
Ellu Ktlcld ThW lllattl'Mnt WH
filed with 1tlt County
Cletk al Orlngie County on 07/07/2000
2000N3HM ~Na,,.,.~1~.
Fictitious Buslneu
Name Stlllement
The folloWlng pertOnl
ara doing bullllMa u :
J & A Ffnanc:ial & lnlUI'·
anea Sarvloaa. Inc .•
17872 Mitchal. SM. 100, INlne, CA 92914
J Horii C«poratlon
(CA), 17t72 Mltchall. Sta. 100, Irvine, CA
92614 This bullnaea la con-
du<*td by: • oorporatlon Have you alartad
doing ~ ylll? No J Hon! Cofporatlon,
Junko Holi, PrNidtnt
This statement was
filed with the County
Cletk ot Oraf9I County
on 07/11/2000
2000HHH4
Ody Piiot ~ 13, 20,
V. AuQ. 3. ~ Ih96Q
Flctltloue BualneH
Name St.tement
The fOllowlng per90n1 are doing bualnaaa u :
TME WOOOSHOP,
1034 Center Streat. A 7,
Coeta ~ CA 92627 Scott Murdock. t 975
FIA!efton A~. eo.ta Mae. CA 92927
David JoMa. 491 1
Rlvlr Ave.. Newport
Beadl. CA 92662
Thia bullnasa ii con·
ducted by a general
partnership
Hive you alerted
doing bu11ne11 yet?
Vas. s+oo
This 11atamant WU
hied with Iha County
Clerit ot Orange County on 07121/2000
2000H34924
Delly Pilot July 27, A41g.
31 10. 17. 2000 Th022
Fictitious Bualneu
Name St.tement
The lolowino partOlll
.,. doing buliiMe ..
Quality T rH Care
Service, t 1166 Elba Cir·
Cle, Coeta Mesa, Caldor·
nia 92e26 Richard Cherles JoM.
son, 1868 Elba Circle,
Cotta MIN, Cehlomla
92626
This buslnus 11 con-
ducted by" an lndMduel
Have you 1terted
dOing bu1lnH1 yet? v-. 1219198
Richard Chetlee John. eon
This atslemeni was
filed with Iha County
Clef1l al Orange County
on 07 /03/2000
2000M3Hl3
Delly Piiot JUv e. 13. 20 •
27. 2000 Th930
Flcttt1oul Bualneu
Name Stai.ment
The f~ pertonl ::0~'2~1~s
ANO TOURS, 2758 De
Soto Avenue. Coela
Meu, CA 02626
Ayeun Kurvta1, 2758
De Soto Ava . ea.ta
Mau, CA 92929
Thie bullnaaa ii con-
ducted by 111'1 lncMdual
Hive you 1l1rted
doing ~ ytl? No
Aysun Kurutae
This staterMnt wa1 I~ wtttl I.ha County Clerit al Orwige County
on 06f30r'2000 2000N33151
Dally Piiot »I 6, 13, 20,
27. 2000 Ibl!39
Flctltk>u. Bualneea
Name St.tement
The followlng pertonl
are doing bu1ln1sa u :
Full ~ Flooring,
11037 Warner Ave.,
Su"9 158, FounlM't VeJ..
lly, CA 92709
Christopher Mlc:hHI LoW, 1635 San Remo
Drlv1, Corona. CA
92882
This bualneee .. oon-cM:ted by. .,, lndMcMI
"1ava you 1tarttd ~~No
~ ...... .......... .,.....
The ~ ptttonl -~~a) s..point• Flnanolal
8 trvlcea. b} 8H·
polnte.net, 1792' Eut 171h St., 1196, Tustin,
CA 92790
Cfalg w Boetdman,
'Z7 Gbillta Ellll. ntne. CA 92820
Thie buMllll .. con-ducted by: .,, lncMlMll
Hive you 1tartad ~~~No
Thia ttattmtnt was
Ned with Illa County
Clac1c al Orang. County
on 07/14/2000
2000M34H7 Delly Piiot J4iv 20, ZT, Aw. 3. 10. j®O Th967
Flctttloua Bualneu
Nam• StatalMnt
The followlng persons are doing buelnesa aa
FAUX FlNISHING
TOUCHES, 886 Bear Cf-. Coeta Meta. Cal.
9262e
Wattlf B Hunloon, 888 Beat Cr11lc Coata
Mesa. CA 92626 This bu11nU1 IS con-
ducted by" an lndiYldlJal
Heve you llertad
doing butlnesa yat? No
Wiher 8. Huntoon
This 'slatemanl wais
filed With lhl County
Clerk al Ol'•tlQI County
on 07/07/2000
2000fl33681
Dally Plfol July 13. 20.
27. Aug 3. 2000 Th971
Flctltlou1 Bu11,,. ..
Na.,,. Statement
The following peraone
are domQ butlnasa aa
a) CROW FAN CLUB-
COM, b) THE COMIC
SHOP COM 9582 Ham-1hon Avenue. Huntington
Beach, CA 92630
Jolin H Del Rio.
24362 Twig Street. Lake
Forest, CA 92830
This business la con·
duded by: an lndlvtdual
Have you •tarted
doing business ye!? No
Jenn H Del RIO
Thia staiamant was
hied With thl County
Clerk ot Of anga County
on 07/18/2000
20008834570
Daily Piiot July 20, 27,
Aug. 3. 10. 2000 Th005
Flctltlou1 Bualnna
Name Statament
The f_ollowlng persona
are doiilo butll'ttM as
EUer'a 'TrH Service, 205 t Newport Blvd .
Costa Meu. CA ~7
L.P Landacaplng. Inc. (CA), 1927 A Hal'bor
Blvd., •137, Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
Ttlis bu11na11 ia con·
ducted by • OOl'p()r8tl<>n
Have you 111rtad
doing bu1mass yet?
Vas. 7·1-00
LP Land1caplng,
Inc., Lee Eller, PIMldent
This atatemant wu
hied with ltle Col.In
Clent ot Orange County
on 07/18/2000
2000tl34567
~ily Piiot July 20. 21,
. 3. 10. 2000 ThOQl
Flctttioul Bualneu
Ne1M SbttetMnt
The following peisone ate doing 11\iainaae aa.
Sharehordar Loyalty Solutl~n•. 1617'
Tredawtnd1, Newport
Beach, CA 9'l660
WiMlam A. Nordstrom,
1617 Tradewlnda, New·
port Beactt, CA 9:Ze60
Thia bullMu Is con-
ducted by" an lndMcl.lal
Have you 11arted
doing bulir-. yet? No
This atatemant was
filed with thl County
Clel1I ot Orange County
on 07121f2000
2000NS4128 Oa"1 Piiot My 27 r!C/, 3. 10. 17 20001
Actldoue 8'*nM8 ..,...._wt
Tiit follow!~· ... ~ u:
Juet OM Mofe H.U.G.
Foun<tetlon, 230 E. 11111
St. 1218, Cotta Ma•.
CA 92827
EMPbath Mary Ed-
wards, t 927 Hatt>or etvd. Ste 318, Cotta ~.CA m27' This buelnaM ,. con-
ducted by an indMcMI
Have you 11aned
doing bulir-. v:_tl? No
Elizabeth Miry Edw1tda
Thia ataltmtnl Wfl
filed with the County
Clerk ol Orange County
on 07/07f2000
2000M33H9 Daily Plfol July 13, 20,
27. Aug 31 2000 Thm
Flctltloua Bualneu
Name Statament
The fOllCIWlng persons
are doinQ butlnasa aa:
Chrlalopner Winkler.
1048 Irvine. Sulla 1St,
Newpon Beach. CA
92660
Chnste>phlf Fredeock
Winkler, 1048 Irvine
Sulle 151. Newport
s..cti. CA 92660
Th11 bu11ne11 ia con-
ducted by an lndlVldual
Have you slerted
doing business yet? No
Chrlatophtr Fredarlclc
Winkler
Th11 ltalament was
tiled With the County
Clent ol Oraoge County
on 07/16/2000
20006834583
Daily Piiot July 20, 27.
Aug. 3. 10, 2000 ThOOO
Flctltlou1 BualneH tume St.tement
The tollowlng perlOnl
are doing busineu as Collegiate Doll Com·
pany, 113 Jadl Ave Balboa Island. CA
92662
Claudan1 Christian 113 Jade Ava . Balboa
Island, CA 92662
This bus1neu is con-Oucled by an indMdual
Have you started
doing buSlnaU yet? No
Claud-Christian
Tille slatamam was
flled with lhl County
Cleft! ot Otange County
on 07/21/2000
200068!4111 7
Daily Pllol July 27. A4lg
3. 10. f7, 2000 Th0!3
Flctltloua BualneH
Na!M Statement
The following persons
are ~ busina11 as
Bookter• Company.
2887 Valuco Lana Costa Mesa CA 92626
Sonia Bookter. 2887
Velasco Lant, Costa
Mesa, CA n62il
Thts butlneu 11 con-
ducted by an lndMduel
Have you alerted
doing bullrlMI yet? No
Soni• Bookter
This atatemenl was
f~ed with Iha County
Clafl( ol Orange County
on 07/07/2000
20006833883
Delly Ptlol July 13, 20,
27, tWg 3. 2000 Th970
Flctltloua BualneH
Na,..,. St.l•ment
The following Plr90fll .,. doing bualnele ..
TRIAD COMMERCIAL.
636 Beker Street. Coate .._, CA 9262&-4433
8'\ICI W Pa.raona. 8 Winthrop, Newport
Baac:n. CA 92660
This buslnaM Is oon-
ducted by: an lndMduaJ
Have you alerted
doing bu1ma11 yet?
Vas,~ 1, 1992 8Nce W Paraona
This statement wu
filed with Iha County
Cleltl ot °'anot County
on 07118'2000
200088345H
Dally Plk>t July 20. 27.
Aug. 31 10. 2000 Th006
Flc:tltioua Bualneu
Ne.me Stet9ment
Flctttloua Bualneu ~1~ Nein. St8tement NEWPO T OCE4N
The followlna ptr'80ll8 SAILING ASSOCIA·
are doing ~ as TION, 2527 W Cout
Jewelty by Julaa. 3125 Hlghwey, Newport
Cort• Mar1n, N1wpott Beach, CAL 92963 Baadl. CA 92860 Nola Inc.. (CAI.), 629 Julie EHZ&belh White, Terminal Way 125,
3125 Corte Mar1n, New-Coeta MMe, CAL 92627
port BMch, CA 92860 n. bueine1e ii oon-n. bu.-II con-~ad by a oorpoilllon
duded by an ~ Have yov 111rttd
Have you •tarted doing bUllneas yet?
doll'lQ ~ .,.,, No v-. Apt 2000 ~ m w\W TIM llalamenl WU Thie staltmtnt .... ftlad with Illa County ~ :""~ = ~7'~1~ ~
Ac:ttttoua 8ualnNe
Name -....wt
The followina per.ant .,.~~•) Automotive Admlni.
1rmt011, b) OTC lneur· ·~ SIMON, :Zt062 BrQOflllufet, Suitt 203,
Hunbnglon a..cn, CaJi.
fogw 9264&-7404 ~r ProlectlOtl Servicat, Inc., (CA),
21062 &oolltllnt. ~ 203, Huntington Blad\,
Calllomla 92646· 7404 This butlnat1 Is con.
duoted by. a oorporatlon
Have you 11aned
doing ~ yet? No
Contlnental Protection SeMces, Inc., Olan A
Beetbowet, v p
This llaiemafll Wal filed With thl County
Clel1c ot Of ange County
on o 7/11 /2000
20006UU75
Deily Ptlot Jufy 13. 20,
27. Aug. 3. 2000 Jh959
Flctltlou1 Bu1lnea1
Nam. Statement
The fOllowtlljl parSQt\I
are doing~ u Full Pnnc1p11. 1680
Marguerita Onv1. Co-rona del Mar, CA 92625
Nell Felahy, t680
Ma1guer1te Drive. Co-rona dal Mar, CA 92625
Ttlls buslnass ' is con·
dueled by an 1ndtVldual
Have you started
doing bu11neu yet?
V es, 5/30.'00
N111I Ft3hy This 1ta1eman1 was
hied wl1h Iha County
Clerlt ol Of1nge County
on 06/30/2000
20006833145
Daily Pilot July 6. 13. 20,
27, 2000 Th945
Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11
Name Sta1ement
The lollow111j1 pe1sons
Ill dOlng ~ 8$
Real Time Ouphcatton
7 MOjo Court Newport
Beach. CA 92663
Gina Storn, 7 Moro
Court, Newport Beach
CA 92663
This bu11ness 1s con·
ducted by an 1ndtYldual
Have you alerted
odmg busmen yel?
Yes. 6-2-00
Gina Stein
Th11 statement was
ftled Wtlh tht County
Clent of Ofange County on 0711412000
20006834293
Daily P1IOI July 20, 27.
Aug 3. 101 2000 Th9&4
Flctltlou1 Bu11n .. 1
Nam9 Statement
The lolloW111j1 perso ...
are dolog bu$inlts as St1ll11 & A1soc1ales
230 Purdue Drive
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
MIChaal Stiller, 2347
Purdue Onva, Costa
Mesa CA 92626
This bus1nau 11 oon-
ducled by an mdMc*Jal
Have you slatted
doing bullnllt y.t? No
Michael Stiller
Thtt s1111rnen1 was
filed with thl County
Cllfk of Orange County
on 07/14/2000
20006834298 Dally P1fol July 20, 27
Aug 3. IQ, 2000 Th99?
FlctltJoue Bualnn•
N1me Statem.nt
TM followl~'80fll
818 (lolng .,
COAST HANOYMllN
124 EHi 17th Slrael. ca.ta Mesa. CA 92627
John C K1mper.
13066 Larrare SI
Ebwanda CA 91739
Tt1ls buSlnelS IS OOll·
ducted by· an lndMdull
Have you started
doing ~ yet? No
Jofl1 C K~ Thia 11a1emen1 wu
hied ~th Iha County
Clel1I ol Orange Col.Inly
on 06l30l2000
2000683314$
Deily Piiot JUv e. 13, 20. p . 2000 !t$!3
Fletldoue ..,,...
NelM ........,.
The lollowt~eont
819 dor19 .. Thunder ProdUC1IOl'll
200 V1otof1a .,.,. 7' Cotta
M .... CA ~7
Beau P'Khaco. 290 Vlctotl• tA·7. Costt .,_. CA 82627
Thie bualnaM • oon-ducl«I by •n ll'lClMdual
Have you 11artad
doing ~ ye1? No
Beau Pacheco
Thia 11at1ment was
hied w11h the County
Clent ol Orange County
on 07/t 1/2000
20009833911
Daily Ptlol Jufy 13 20 n AuQ 3, 2000 Th958
FlctltlOUI Bu1lne11
Name St.tetMnt
Ttia following persons are doing bus1neu .is
MY REAL ESTATE LENDER, 2205!1 New
btidgl Or Ldk& Forest.
CA 92630
Richard J l eno
22055 NtwbrldQ!I 01
Lake FOfMI CA 92630
Oaboreh A Teno
22055 Nawbl1d9• Dr
LJIJle For161 CA 92630
ThlS buSl'llH$ 1s con·
dueled by huliobdno dnd
wife
Have you btarteCI
dotng business yet? No
This a1111emen1 was
Iliad w1t11 11>1 County
Cle111 ol Otange Coun!'f
on 07121 '2000
2000883'914
Dally Pilot .Jli:'/ 27 Aug
3. 10. 17, 2000 Th01!t
Flctltlou1 Business
Name St1tement
The following persons
are dotng bus1nns as
COSTA MESA AUTO
GLASS 2285 Newport
Blvd . Costa Mesa CA
92627
Rafael Me11• EIQU•vel 16332 Casa Rey Or
Santa Ana CA 92708
This bUllnesa is c.on·
dUCleo by an md1v1dual
Have you starled
doing business ve1?
Vas. 1999 1 yedr
This statement was
ltled w11h the C0<inty
Cieri< ol Ota'l91t County on 07 21 2000
20006&34912
Darty P1I01 July 27 Al19
3, 10 17, 20QO ThOlf>
Fictitious Bu1lness
Name Statement
The tolluwing p11sons
are dOlng business os
FIT FOR ONE·DEStGN
BY BONNIE 28t6 Nhl·
port 81\ld •A Newport
Beam CA 92663
Bonnie Jo Smoltl 112
17th St D Hun11ngton
Beecn. CA 92648
This bu'9ness I!> con·
ducted by an ond1111doal
Have you tlarted
doing business yel?
Yes Apf1I 1 2000
Tr111 stalamenl was
1118<1 with the Counly
Clet!c o1 0raoge County
on 07 '21 '2000
200068341136
Darly P1lol July 27 Aug
3, 10, 17, 2000 Th017
Flctltloua' Bu1lne11
Name Stltement
The 1oMowi"l1 peison• iara doing business as
•) Golt·$quad COll'I bl Golf•Squad 5405 Allon
Parkway t 5 t 8 IMnt
CA 112714
Angela Renee Garcia
33 WHI Naapolltan
Lane. Loog Beach CA
90803
Thie bu1ine11 11 con· dueled by an lndMdoal
Have yo11 •lattad
doing buslr-. yet7 No An9ela Rtnae Garcoa
Tht1 statemeot wu rtltd ""1th Iha Coonty Clerli ol Orange County
on 06l30l'2000
20008833191
Oa11'y P1lol July 6. 13, 20
27 I 2000 Ttl938
SELL
your un1111anted "*"' ~ du$1fied
l)ist·ount Casket
t \ 111 .11 .. 11 •rlll lh1' 1.il \, 1 \ h •
em,,, &n!kr "'" Qwtliry <Ai*"u for I l'fJ
Dina Cremation .. $•95
Immediate Burial .. $995
( J,,. /w~• c lr<O
PIQIT'il.ngcl'Tl('.nt Prognrm A\":111Jhle lor
t-unc:ral Sn\'1U$, Cmnauoru and Gulcct•
( I )'\!l'\l{I ""' ..... \\I I
I ', :\ ~' ' I ( \ .... 1, I I
I
... ! I
Flctftk>u9 ~
Name ltatament
The lollowino ~ .,. doing bualilHa ...
StudloO'na OHlgn,
245'2 Sunshln1 Dffva,
Laguna Nlgual, CA
92en JaM 0 Wtllon, 24562
SundWla Dow. u.gun.
NO*. CA m77
i hie bu*'-1 11 con
dUclld by 81'1 llldMdual
Have you started
doing buslneu ye1?
Yei. 7110/00 Jake 0 W~llOl1
Th .. ataltmenl WH liled Wl\h the County
Clllk of Orange County
on 071t4/2000
20006834281
Daily P1IOt July 20. 27
Aug 3 IQ, 2000 lh988
Fictitious Buslneu
Na!Tl9 Stetement
The f0tlow1f1\j persons
are doing tiu1o1nasa 1$
SAL ON MAX 3405 W
MacAtthu1 •A Santa Ana Ce 9UC>4
Mu Pong 1001 E
No"' Vc,tl< Street t..ong
Beaeh CA 90613 Th·~ but11J ~s 11 con·
dueled Dy an 1fidtllldual
Have-you s~rted doing bus1r1l<1>1> yet?
Ye:. July 1 2000
Max Pong
Th11> stalemenl was
Med ""1"' the County Cten.; ol 'Ju1ng~ County
O< J7 1• 2()(.11
20006834290
Dil,ty P110• Ju1y 20 27
Aug J 1 o. 2000 Th996
Fictitious Bu1mu1
Name Statement
The 1011ow1ng persons
are dc11nq bu•111I':.! as
Bollboard5 et, 12881
Kncin Sud11 ' 1 II Garoe<1
GrovE CA 92jµ~
Je~se Kenneth
Br11o1.e1 1010 A Sourn
Br.,;rtr,ro Sa~ta Ana CA 92707
lr11s ou\1n111>4 11 con
r:luctod by .:111 1nd1Vldual
Hd ;e you st.ar111d
Clom9 bui.1ness yet? No
Jes~ Kenntolh Brewe<
Tr .. ~ sta1emen1 was
l•led w1lh tne County
Cieri< ~ Orange County
on 07 2 t lOO/"
2oooeu4930
Oa~1 Ptlol July 27 Aug
;!.. 10 17, ?000 Th020
Fictitlou1 Bu1lne11
Name Statement
The lollow111j1 pe1sons
are doing buelr.esa as
RECON IMPROVE·
MENTS 3101 Vallow·
stone D11ve Costa
Mesa CA 92626
J Wesley Jonnson
3101 y ttlowltorle Dnw
Costa Mesa CA 92626
ThlS bue1nen 11 con
ducted by an ~I
Have you started
doong busoness yar? Yu
8·3198
J Wesley Jot\oaon
Th15 11a1em1nt was
f1•tld v.•th the County
Cieri\ oe Orang. County
on O 7118!2000
20006134564
Daily Pllol July 20 27 Aug 3; 10 2000 Th007
Classified is
CONVEN1ENT
ifletbci YOU re
buymg. '(~or jusl
looking, cl~ Im
what \OU oet(J1
CLAS IFIED
(949) 642-56"'8
Daily:Pilot
NllCI WTllRI
IW.IMAIWAY
Mottuary • c~
Ctem.lt<>n
lowll
Thie el8tamenl Wll
lilld wtlh Iha County
on Olll'JOr.!OOO 2000eN4111
2000INl112 Olly ~""" 27. Aug ~Julye.~ ~3=·~10~.~12~·~2000!!!~~Jb0~1!4!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!.!~~~~~~~
110 BloadWey
CoataMMa
842-9150
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Rt41ence AMlty. ~ 'u o.rm.lndtf W1y, IMnt. CA M12 n~ '• Cll1ndul1I "°'· ·w4 8nWnbtlt..L.403I o.r-
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INN. CA •1a 'Thie buelr.-II oon-~ ~ ,.....,.,., and
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~hr to C'C'nsor. rcclwi(>-revi&f) or rej«c
nny cl;lssiGed advertisement. Please report
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liabilit\' for l\R\' error io 111 adveniSC'nH:'nl
for whi1·h it mar ht l'el>f'C.11\SiJJ)e e.tcq>l for
tb.-1'0Sl of I.ht Sf MM.~ arculllh on·upitd hv
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BEST BUY ? Hlah llP Oii s.-11 Ao.t mer t..ot. Sold * Honie lac:ka To Goff CourM
1725,000.
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LOST IR>I IW.E COCKA nn greylwhlltl yelow ...... .. Otlngl
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LOST llacAr Cit ...... ,_, cn.t, ... ......
Collr found ... a.a AMt'.20lh. ........
............ Won
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130 East 17th St Suite ·c
Costa Mesa
Al~&17th
behind Harp Inn
(9,9) 722·8586
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642-5678
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• "°"°" ACCOflD • 2 door, Uo, ... powr
atttring, $4160/obo.
949-723-1504.
LEXUS EWOO 'ti l!llc*,
COAVEm '14 11111 llhr in., gold pc1fg. ~
21k mllt, Iii. MW, rool, 1 owner, II ....ic:.
111 OClllolll 11(),500 r1C01ds, perltc:t. $19.850 .
M9-IS0-71IO Arm. 949-711Hln1
COOOAR '00 LEXUS ES 300 'ti
3-Cloor, V6, 8po(t Group, Shadowroae, F!My Lorded.
Convenience Group, Auto, New Lexus Tiide co. PM mwa _, (154233! 122.sn
(Y560S588) Sl&,985 LEXUS laSSIOH VE.JO
Kin Grocty Mt-*"9114
llncotn..Yercury
714-521-3110 WUS ES IOO 'W
CrY* Concorde 't5 ~EL:.=-
31k 1111, 3 5 trier engine, (021137) S22.~7
.uo, uwool. lolded. wt.it LEXUS 11SS10N VE.JO @50 94fM4+232e _ _...! .... ~ ..... !!!!:!!!!!! __
UI D9COYERY "IT N paws, Ml Ill, llf6ml/IOll l1t,llO LAND ROYEA NIWPORT BIACH ... t •o-M•5
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M007S3ml2 S21,ll50 (058941) $28,987 (7441110) $15,988
I.AHO ROVER LEXUS llllSSION VIEJO NA~B S NEWPORT BEACH Mt-~ (714 100
MM4M445
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BlldllSllrmlril (582371) 129,990
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• ltl3 0 74
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lbe IC* ol cluba did llO i::t:: witb
only oae club • · Waa tried eo
· E.c a cl~ was not a decision.
0 AQ1091653
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discarded 1t11 11natcio11 diamond. Now the only l.breit to the COG1r1ct was a 3--0 crump spilt. Had declarer
led lhe ltWtl of uumpg from lhe table, k ii quite liu ly lhll But wou1c1
have covered with lbe jlldt to bold
deel#er IO 10 lricb, to SOUlh midi
tho dcvilith lead of the four at bans!
• 10 Lulled imo oYCrCOofidence, Sall
followed with &he fWO, ud deellrcr
Tbc biddi •
WEST ~nH E.\S'I' SOOTH
look the saf'ety fineao by . .
the three! When tNl held. ~ was still in dummy IO deellftr could
repeat the fincue and now hid 11
lrickt. On the run or the a:umP' the Lhoroulbl y frauled def ender Ill lbe
Elst self held on to the 1ee of dia-
mooda so Soulh'a seven of 1J*1es became &he 12th trick.
10 ,.. l• 40 .......... ,_
Openioa lead: A« of •
Brid&e ii the happy exocpdon 10
the old saw: '11ioSe who can, olay:
Thoee who can't. write." Wa1ch
Patrick Jourdain, editor of the
International Bridae Press ~Bulletin, at wort on this
deal &om tho Webb Multiple Teams O:iampionsbi
The biddi!i was Wlightforward and. as Ibo cm'ds lie, it mighc seem
tbal the defenders were entitled IO
At tho ocher table, Well led tbe jlct
of diamonds lpinst '°"" hearts and, when lhat held, continued With lbe
ICn, ruffed ID the clofed band. In ID
a11empc lO get IO dummy, dee.later led
lus singleton club. West 101C with the ace and loclcd declam-in band wilh
another diamond. Eventually dec.lllU had IO conccdc down two.
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(145249) $36.890 .... eunroof, .. -lie. lllw. S9k m, S5600'obo
F\ErOHER JONES $2500 71M54-64el 949-723-1504
... 114.1401
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(014824) $12,990
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(415200) 118,990
FU'rCHER JONES
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714-521-3110
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Toyota Corolla '91
4 door, 5 speed, co player, $3000
Cell 714-435-0989
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Kin Grody SR5, I cyl. 2 WO, .....,.,.
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714-6214110
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• Factory Chrome Wheels
• 6-Dlsk CD Changer
• Heated Front & Rear Seats
• Garage Door Opener
$51,992.00 list Price
$ 8,500.00 Nabers OlfCOU!!t
$44,492.00 SALE PRl'JE
+tax
+ tax tor 38 month laM. $5000.00 Cllh down or tf1dt equity, plus
Inception I• • 1&494.47. Prices rlftect retlatl not ROMn Sys1lm. 4547.
Offer good through 7131/00 OAC.
Or Purchase Forontys42 995 $48,925.00 Ust Prtce
..$ 3,930.00 Nabers Discount t
$42,995.00 SALE PRJCE
All New 2001 Aurora
LEASE FOR 339/MO
+47• • •tor Si lllOl'llh&. Clolld end .._ Oft~ en& 83200 dllWn n lllnlln
dlMooGll Allldllll 117 ,Me. TGCll al ~ $12.221 64 + 11X. I -04080.
Or Purchase For Only $28,85 00
'91 BUICK LE SABRE $6 88. Low miles, whit., 3.8 V-6, non-srnobr, ~ YOluel (.429625) t 9
'91 CADILLAC DEVIW S 88
Low miles, blue, doth interior, luxury & value! (203868) 9 t 9
'95 GMC JIMMY 4X4 S 88 SLT, red, leather, CO, alloys & morel New car trade-in I (54.4693) 13 t 9
'98 MAZDA 626ES S 88 Low miles, V-6, leaeh.i moonroof & morel Bal. cf worr. (7 44 l 60) 15 t 9
'97 OLDSMOBILE EIGHTY-EIGHT S . 88
Wowl 8100 octual miles! White, leather & morel lmmac. l (8518Q9) 1] t 9
'95 CADILLAC ELDORADO . S 88
low 47k miles, white~, tan Id., V-8 ~ (613035) 19 t 9
'97 CADILLAC DIVIW $ 88
Low miles, mist grwt, V-8 Norhtar, bal. ol wan". (25397'7) 19 t 9.
'00 OLDSMOBILE SILHOUE1TE s 88
low l 2k mil., white, dual doOn, rear air, CD & morel Prev. rriJll (211055) 2 ~' 9
'98 CADILLAC C.ATIRA $ as·
low 14 miles, blodc, laher, CD, mochool & men! (114'97} 23,9
2000 Deville
LEASE FOR s554/MO
+99' + tax tor 38 month llasa. $38151).00 Cllt'I down or lrlClt
equity, plus Inception-. $6489.41. 1Ol\l'J028532eY.
Or Purchase For o:.;ly 9 S 1•06t
$41,400.00 .... Ult Price t .,
$ 1,859.39 .... Naben
$39,540.81 ... .sALE PRICE
523,988
$24,988
525,988
527,,988
$28,988