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Segerstroms off er $2 million .to schools:
•Costa Mesa High School
could receive half of it,
while Estancia High and
TeWmkle Middle schools
would split the rest.
Loltt. tt.rper
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA-The Segerstrom
family announced Wednesday it will
donate $2 million to Costa Mesa high
schools and middle schools if its
development deal for Home Ranch is
approved by the city.
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In an effort to raise community
support for the Home Ranch project
-proposed for the final piece of
farmland held by the dynasty family
-the Segerstroms offered to set up,
or contribute to, educational funds
for students in seventh through 12th
grades.
Costa Mesa High School, which
serves those grades, will receive $1
million, and Estancia High and
Te Winkle Middle schools will get the
oth~r million, said Paul Freeman,
spokesman for C.J. Segerstrom &
Sons. School officials at Estancia and
TeWinkle will decide how to split
their half.
Although some Costa Mesa resi-
dents attend Newport Harbor High
School, Harbor already bas a suc-
cessful foundation and does not need
the money as much as the other
schools, Freeman said.
•This pro~ reflects our desire
to respond to community concerns.
Regard.Jess of where they live, the
only common issue that we heard
from residents was education:•
Freeman said.
The money will be allocated to
educational funds, which will be run
by a l?<>ard of directors that is select·
ed by parents and school officials.
The Segerstrom family will pay
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installments of $400,000 per year for
five yMB, for a total of $2 million.
The first payment will be made the
day the first building permit Is issued
by the city, Freeman said.
money will fund programs that oth·
erwise would not be available at the
schools, he said ..
If managed correctly, the schools
should be able to spend the interest
for school programs, while still adding
to the lump sum, Freeman said. Trust
fund board members, with the input
of parents, teachers and students, will
decide how the money will be spent.
~They're giving the kids at
Estancia and Costa Mesa high a
chance to share in the wealth,• Scott
said. .
Jim Scott, an active member in the
community who was at the meeting,
said he is thrilled that the Segerstrom
family is going above and beyond
the required educational fees. The
CJ. Segerstrom & Sons bas been
trying to develop the site -a lirna
bean farm bordered by the San Diego
Freeway, Fa1rv1ew Road,
Harbor Boulevard and Sunflower
Avenue -for nearly 20 years but
bas been met with considerable res-
ident opposition.
SEE SCHOOLS PAGE A4
Steel defense
a Costly one
•Costa Mesa councilman has spent $40,000
defending himself against perjury charges.
Lolita Harper
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -It's cost-
ing Chns Steel more to keep
his coWlcil seat than it took to
win it.
And despite resident
efforts to raise money for the
coWlcil:man's oimmal defense
fund, donations collected so
far would be a drop in the
bucket compared with the
$40,000 he has already spent.
Steel said.
"It's a nice gesture, but
considering my expenses it's
peanuts," Steel said.
Janice Davidson, who
manages the fund and was
also Steel's campaign man-
ager, adnuts 1t isn't much but
said that every last bit can
help.
"I don't know the exact
numbers. but I know bis legal
fees are phenomenal. We'll
be happy with whatever
donabons we get,• Davidson
said.
Steel has spent more on
his Jega:t fees than he cbd on
his campaign, he said. He
spent $26,000 to get elected
and said he will probably dou-
ble that figure by the time his
cnminal case Is over .
DON UACH I DAILY PILOT
Kids play at the point on the beach where Buck Gully forms a small creek through the sand on Uttle Corona
toward the ocean. A new water-collection pump upstream alms to prevent the runoff from reaching the ocean.
Concerned Costa Mesa
Citizens, a loosely knit com-
munity group, has raised
$2,340 for Steel's defense
fund. soliciting donations from
the group's Web site. The
group also sends out period-
ic e-mails announcing the
defense fund's total.
As a councilman, Steel
makes $690 per month.
Steel was charged with
felony pe1]ury for allegedly
fa.lsdying election nomination
papers during the 2000 and
Paul C11nton
DAILY PILOT
0 range County CoastKeeper
Garry Brown flipped the
switch on Buck Gully's future
Wednesday when he
unveiled what environmental activists
hope will be the first step toward
cleaning up pollution at the Corona
del Mar drainage channel.
Wea.ring one of his trademark
Hawaiian-print shirts, Brown stood
near a pumping system in the creek
that could dramatically reduce the
flow of urban runoff into the ocean off
Uttle Corona Beach.
It's only planned as a temporary fix
while a group of concerned environ-
mentalists and officials sew up a more
permanent solution.
•Thls is a Band-Aid approach,•
.
Diverting water at
Buck Gully begins
an effort to control
pollution running ..
down the drainage
channel
Brown said. •This is what we want to
do in the interim.•
1be pump and network of pipes
that lay crosswise at the mouth of the
guilt. intercept and pump out water
beading toward the beach.
That way, the pollutants in the
out
runoff -lawn pesticides, nitrates and
other harmful substances -don't
enter the ocean.
The pump system was installed at a
cost of about $35,000, Brown said. It
will suck about 112 gallons per minute
out of the gully. About 150,000 gallons
a day flow down the gully.
llrown needed to get pennits from
seven governmental agencies to
begin the diversion program, includ-
ing Newport Beach and the California
Coastal Commission.
•Tue irony is U you want to solve
the problem, it's a mountain of
bureaucracy,• Brown said.
Efforts are already underway to
pennanently rehabWtate the gully.
Joining Brown in his efforts is
Nancy Gardner, the founder of the
SEE PUMP PAGE AS
It's no'tbtng a little 'summer siOies' won 1 cure
SEE STEEL .PAGE A4
Beek begins battle
against annexation ·
• Advocate for slow
growth wants a vote
on whether New{>ort
Beach should add
Newport Coast.
Deepa ahllnlth
DAILY Pit.OT
NEWPORT BEACH -
The Newport Coast annex-
ation Issue has been on the
City Council agenda about
22 tlmes over the past two
years, offida1s say~
But commwlity activist
Allan Beek says be still
wants to know what the
voters really think about
the city's proposal to annex
the wealthy neighborhood
south of the city, home to
about 2,600 people.
"People need to get a
chance td-vote on the
issue,• be said Wednesday
The council •bas COilSld-
ered it a done deal and
avoided it all along.•
This week. Beek circu-
lated Diers in the communi-
ty asking the public to call
Mayor Gary Adams to ask
him to bold a special meet·
ing before Friday to put the
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. A2 Thursday, August 23, 2001
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HUildreds Show up to
Chect out Sallhouse
Offtdelt wera A""tud by the ~umber of viliton who showed up.
Eadi received peliai1nary floor
plans and~ informatiOo.
•we knOw that the d8lign of the
homes and the Corona del Mar
IOcatioJl will be a big draw for Sail-
boule, • said Marianne Browne,
vice president of sales and matket-
ing for John Laing. •eut we were
still surprised by the overwhelming
turnout for the preview.•
John ~Homes bai gtVen
bUDdreda ol ~ '-8 buy·
en W.udng loun Gt mOcW homes
in ec.ana d9I Mu's Sftllhoose, one
ol the 8nt W9lt Cout ~hbor
hoodi to offer the St. Augustine
style of~ made famous in
Florida's Seulde and Roeemary
8"dl telol1I.
Homes will go on sale in
September.
Daily Pilot
Get. a kick out of these .
soccer gear bargains
With soccer season fast
approaching, it's time
to look for soccer
gear. 4Soc:cer is a specialty
soccer shop in Newport
Beach. It's having a special
package for all new soccer
AYSO players that includes
shoes, shin guards and a ball
for $26.99. It canies all major
brands of soccer equipment
If you mention this Best Buys
column, •Soccer will give you
a 10% discount on all other
soccer equipment It's at 3400
Irvine Ave., Suite 201, New-
port Beach. (949) 476-2237.
Greer Wylder
BEST BUYS
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· I hate to admit it. but there
really are some great looking
pieces at the Agnes B. Bou·
ttque -which I always
thought of as too trendy and
expensive -at South Coast
Plaza. Before there ever was
an Agnes B. at South Coast
Plaza, fashion aficionado
friends of mine wouldn't think
twice about drtving to Beverly
Hills to check out the latest
Agnes B. sweater, coat or
pants. Half of the time I
thought the clothing looked
more like a basic from the
Gap, J. Crew or Banana
Republic, but now I'm starting
to get the allure. Agnes B. has
some really great pieces that
can't be found elsewhere.
place, but the best in
women's sh009'can be found
at Macy's. The selection and
prices are \Ulbeatable, and
there are sales that pop up all
the time on in-season shoes. U
you're looking for ultra high-
end designer shoes such as -
Gucci. Prada, Robert Oerg-
erie and Chanel, forget it.
You'll have to go to Neiman
Marcus. But Macy's does car-
ry such high-end designer
shoes as Donald Pliner, Yves
Saint-Laurent. Donna Karan,
and Stuart Weitzman. There
are always good-looking
BCBG shoes in the mid-price
ranges that look a lot like Pra-
da knockoffs. The Macy's
sales team is very helpful
Tom Shields
HE IS
Whipping up souffles and creme
brulee, glazing ham and working on
creating that perfect filet mignon
rrs WORK AND PlAY
For ToJD Shields, work is all about
being creative. It's a job, but it's also fun.
The 38-year-old executive chef at
The Bungalow, a steak and seafood
restaurant in Corona del Mar, says
when be is cooking, he is working and
playing at the same time.
••I've been in the kitchen ever since
I was 12, • said Shields, who lives in
Huntington Beach. •1t•s something I've
always enjoyed.•
Culinary skills run in his family.
Shields' father, he said, loved to bake
and even made his own candy.
HUMBLE BEGtNNINGS
As for Shiel~. his first job was in a
hospital. doing the dishes.
•That's where everybody starts," he
said. •And then you wait for your
break, which will probably happen
Dishing up something
special from the kitchen ·
when the chef cuts his finger.•
Shields got his little breaks but the
big opportunities eluded him. So he
decided to get a degree that would
enhance bis skills and broaden his hori-
zons. He graduated from the Culinary
Institute of America in New York.
He started working with The
Bungalow a year and a half ago. Steak
and seafood dishes constitute his niche,
Shields said.
"Yes, Italian food is very popular,• he
said. •And French food was populllr
for a while. But steak and 'seafood is a
classic concept. It never fades away.
There is something familiar and com-
fortable about this food .•
Shiel\15 says he is most proud of his
pork chops with a cabernet demi gloss
and pepper filet mignon with toasted
goat cheese and pomegranate demi
gloss.
COOKING IS CREATING
It's all about experimenting and
playing with ingredients, Shields said.
"You've got to have a creative
approach to cooking,• he said. "You
make mistakes. But you learn from
them and move on."
As an executive chef, Shields' job is
not limited to cooking. He also teach-
es and trains those under him. But he
doesn't step too far away from the
kitchen.
"I tend to miss the kitc;hen when I
get too caught up in administrative
work.• he said. "That's why I gave up
my last job.•
Being a chef is something you do
because you absolutely love doing it.
Shields said. His dream is to own his
own restaurant
"That's every chef's dream-to reap
the fruits of your own hard work,• he
said. •But for now, I'm happy where I
am.•
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photo by 5Hn Hiiier
Coming soon to a theme park near you: &lndy Roach?
I t turns out more people have birth-
days in August than in any other
month. Imagine that. According to
Hallmark, which by the way is based
in Kansas City, Mo., about 21 million
Americans, or 9.14 % of the popula-
tion, celebrate birthdays this month.
If you doubt it, check your wallet to
see if it looks any lighter compared
with other months.
Halltnark also wants everyone to
know that it bas teamed up with
Disney to celebrate the 100th .
anniversary of Walt Disney's birth. As
lf the world doesn't do that enough
with every purchase of a plush
Mic.key Mouse. Walt Disney was a
genius, though. Who knew that an
oversized rat would win over the
hearts of children worldwide?
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RETAll ROUNDUP
Wonder how many· kids would
take to a giant, yet cute, cockroach.
Randy Roach has a ring to it.
OLD JEWELRY STOPPING BY
AT SOUTH COAST PlAZA
But forget the theme parks.
LeVian through the Centuries will
make its second California appear-
ance from 3 to 7 p .m. today at South
Coast Plaza. The priceless collection
of more than 70 pieces of jewelry pri-
vately owned by the Le Vian family
made its debut in the state Tuesday
in Thousand Oaks.
The late found& of A. LeVum and'
Co. emigrated from the Persian
region and founded the American
division of the company. LeVtanjew-
elers sprouted up in some form in
Persia in the 15th century and
became so trusted that Emperor
Nadir Shah trusted them with his
priceless -and perhaps stolen -
treasures· back in 1746. But can they
watch some shoes that always end up
missing?
Among the spectacular objet
d'art from the collection is a beauti-
ful 40-pound jeweled, turquoise ele-
phant, which stands 11 inches tall
and is about a foot long. The 6,602
pieces of natural turquoise totaled
about 12,000 carats. Each eye on
the tusked elephant is' a 2-carat
round ruby while the tusks are
hand-ca.rved ivory. Bet a 300-:pound
gorilla would complete that mar-
velous collection.
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lection has arrived. (714) 241·
5928.
Roger's Gardens is a won-
derful mecca for garden
lovers. I've convinced myself
that the reason everything
looks so perfect is that Roger's
is in an ideal environment
that can't be replicated else-
where -even at my home
five miles away. An annual
seminar on how to achieve
the same sort of beauty
Roger's Gardens creates is
being offered this 'Yeekend in
the form of the "Complete
Fall/Winter Garden Plan-
ning" seminar. The seminar
will be offered at 8:30 a.m.
today and Sunday. Renowned
horticulturist Cristin Fusano
will share l!_er knowledge of
how to create the ultimate
winter garden. Fusano's top-
ics will include pruning, fertil-
izing, dividing and maintain-
ing your garden. Roger's Gar·
dens is at 2301 San Joaquin
Hills Road. Newport Beach.
(949) 640-5800.
Glabman's Furniture &
Intertor Deslgn is having its
· annual sale. The high-end
furniture store has reduced
furniture and accessories
throughout the showroom for
Us biggest sale of the year.
Glabman does carry my
favorite Barbara Barry Collec-
tion by Baker Furniture, and
it's all included in the sale.
Barbara Barry is definitely
one'of the best-looking furni-
ture lines available, all done
in a •java• mahogany finish.
The collection iDcludes cock-
tail tables, bec;ls, sofas and
more. It's at 3089 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. (714) 540-3822.
I know it's not a chi chi
and, as with some depart-
ment stores, there are some
pre-sale specials where you
can purchase shoes at a dis-
, count before the sale officially
starts. The only catch is that
you can't bring them home
until the sale starts. Macy's is
at Fashion Island in Newport
Beach and South Coast Pla.za
in Cost.a Mesa.
If you don't mind no-frills
shopping, Tuesday Morning
is a favorite spot for some bar·
gain bunters. The close-out
store carries everything from
linens, pillows, kitchen acces-
sories, gounnet foods, lamps.
toys, dishes and aystal. Its
current specials are on lace
sheet sets from $14.99 to
$29.99 per set, goose-down
comforters of any size at
$39.99 and Martex pillows at
$9.99. Tuesday Morning
advertises that its prices are
50% to 80% off retail prices.
If you're not familiar with
Tuesday Morning's different
concept of closing and
reopening sales events, it will
remain open through Sept. 7,
·and the next sales season will
be from Sept. 11 through Dec.
31. It's at 230 E. 17th St., Cos-
ta Mesa. (949) 650-0455.
Neiman Man:us is show-
ing the latest Jean Paul
Gaultier collection of fra-
grance bottles that~
inspired by his couture collec-
tion from 3 to 5 p.m. We<lnes·
day in the cosmetics depart-
ment. The bottles will be on
display through Sept 1.
Neiman Marcus is at Fashion
Island in Newport Beach.
(949) 759-1900.
• 9IST IUYS appNl'S lhursdiys
aod s.tutmys. s.nd Information
to Greer WVtder at 330 W. hy St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627, 0t via tu 1t
(949) 646-4170.
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Doily Pilot
City seeks Public opinion
regarding street repajrs
• Costa Mesa officials
wonder if residents agree
with a recommendation to
improve Joann Street.
Lollu Harper
DAILY PILOT
COSTA tvlESA -Westside residents
looking for a smoother ride are invited
lo attend a commwlily meeting today
regarding plans to spend more than
$800,000 on proposed street repairs.
The city's staff has recommended
that $803,060 of a Community
Development Block Grant be spent to fix
Joann Street between Placentia Avenue
and Maple Street, said Ernesto Munoz
of the Public Service Department.
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• Whait: A meeting regarding
the selection process for rehabili-
tation or reconstruction of West-
side street segmenu
• WheN: Neighborhood Com-
munity Center, 1845 Park Ave.,
Costa Mesa
• When: 6:30 p.m. today
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may go back to the council for direction.
But the staff isn't required to, Munoz
added.
#Any other recommendation will be
a deviation from the cost-effective use
of the allocated money, but we will wait
lo see what the feedback is first.• Mun<n
said.
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Thursday, August 23, 2001 A3
The city wants to meet with con-
cerned reside nts to explain how tht?
engineers selected Joann Street and to
get feedback on the proposed repairs,
Munoz said. lraffic, soil analysis, the
age of the pavement and cost effec-
tiveness were all considered, Munoz
said.
Members of the Westside
lmprovernent Assn. said they have done
their own research on street repaLrS and
plan to present the ir findings at the
meeting tonight, said Diane LaDuca, a
member of the association.
LaDuca compiled a list of recom-
mended streets based on a survey sent
to other members, she said. Although
Joarm Street did not make the list for
streets to be fixed using the grant, it was
a site' that concerned the associabon.
DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT
SHINY DAY, SHINY CAR: Kam Foo of Costa Mesa puts a fine wax shine on his white '65
Cadillac before driving it to a car show on a recent sunny day in Newport-Mesa.
Although the proposed repairs are
not set in stone, the department has the
final say on the streets that will b e
worked on. The C ity Counci.1 directed
staff to use the grant funds to pave ail-
ing streets on the Westside, Munoz said,
but left it to the department's discre-
tion. If public opinion varies g reatly
from the city's recommendation, staff
uw e were going to ask that the city
add Joann Street to their list of 10 worst
residential streets for next year.· laDuca
said.
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Labor Day marks a
holiday from trash
Trash collectors a nti street
sweepers won't have to labor on
C:.RHIC •MEDITERRANEAN CUISINE
Since 1979
Ldbor Ody 1n Newport Bedch.
All dIC'dS of the city thdl have
their rrlU'>C' rollt>cted on Mondays
will hdvc• to wd1t d ddy because of
the ndllondl hobday on Sept. 3. All
other dfCdS di'><> will be pushed back
• • a day during ll)e r~t of that week.
There will be no street sweeping
on Labor Day
For more utlormabon, call the
oty's General Services Department
at (949) 644-3055
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PUILIC SUETY
COSTA MESA .... .., .... An lndMdull
\WI~ drunk In pubUc In
the 100 block at 2:3' e.m. MoncS.y.
• C.... llN9I: A llllhicle bur·
gliiry WIS ~·In the 600
blodt at 6:lS •.m. Mondly. • c..tll.., Drhe: Vlndlllsm was
reporUd In the 1500 block at 4:45 p.m. Mondly.
• ,.... Drtv. AA assault was
report9d In the first blodt at 6:<42
p.m. Mondly. ......... ~.,.. ~
• rlll 111...e: A hit-Ind-run felony was reported at 6:07 p.m. Monday. •,.._•=Ahomebur-gi.ty was'~ In the 1700
blodt at 4:46 p.m. Monday.
• s.v19w I.Me: A vehlcfe bur-g.llfY was reported In the 600
block at 8:31 a.m. Monday.
• Wiit 181h s...... ... PomoN
~AA auto theft was
reported at 7:20 a.m. Monday.
NEWPORT BEAOt
• Collon .,.. "~ ltNeta:
Dlsotdetty conduct lnYOlvlng ·~ hol was reported at 8:45 a.m.
Monday.
• Gnnd c..&: A kayak was
reported stolen In the 100 block at
1 :SO p.m. Sunday.
•Irvine A~ Md~
Dwtve: Possession of a controlled
substance was reported at noon
Sunday.
• North am.. Front Md 22nd
StrMt: A petty theft was reported
at 11:10 p.m. Monday.
• 29th Street Md Neo.Npoft
Bouleivmd: Possession of a narcot-
ic controlled substance was report-
ed et 2 UI\. Sundlv.
•DNl .... ...t~
... ..._.An lndMdlJli was
t~ riding his bib under
the lnfluenot of alcohol at 2.'04 •.m.SUndly.
BRIEFLY IN
THI NEWS
Plane aborts takeoff
from John Wayne
The pilot of a twin-engine
plane aborted takeoff
Wednesday morning at John
Wayne Airport.
The pilot, who was not
identified, pulled his plane
back onto the runwa7 about
10 a.m. after the nose wheel
of his plane blew out during
takeoff.
The plane, a PA-31 Nava-
jo, was using the airport's
2,887-foot runway to head
southward. The runway is
the shorter of the two at the
airport.
One passenger was
inside the plane at the time.
No one was injured in the
incident.
After the landing, the
plane was towed off the tar-
mac and brought to the air"
port's maintenance shop, an
airport spokeswoman said.
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Tustin and Newport Beach
Elizabeth Huebner, Artistic Director
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SCHOOLS
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A number of relidents are
still concerned about the
amount of traffic and pollu·
tion the project may cause.
Those opposed .t.o the project
feel the educational money ls
just a ploy t.o market the devel·
opment.
Among those who have
concerns ls Coundlman Chris
Steel.
"I think trs a well-intended
public relations move that is
not going to rway my vote or
make a dent in.the schools,•
Steel said. •1t•1 a nice try, but
it's money down the drain.•
STEEL
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1998 City Council elections.
The Orange County district
attorney offered Steel a plea
bargain in which charges
would be reduced to misde-
meanors on the condition that
he resign from his council seat.
Steel has consistently refused
the bargain.
"He didn't have to go
through this bial, but he's so
intent on clearing his name,•
Davidson satd. "He doesn't
want people to think he's guilty
of anything, because he's not.•
Steel said he does not know
how much money people have
Freeman usUred relidents
tbat tbe dty Would be ieceiv·
ing a worthyproject.~:1• f •1be project piv...--0
today are far lea inteDl8 than
before. but tbe benefttl are far
more atgnificant. • Freeman
said. •Don't get a sense that it
ls like 10 years ago.•
Pinal plans for the Home
Ranch project -which calls
for a 17-acre Ikea furniture
store, 791,050 square feet of
office space, 252,648 square
feet of industrial space and
192 homes -still have not
been ~pleted.
• Lolita ....,_... coven Costa
Mesa. She may be reactled at
(949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at loll·
ta.harpetOlatlmes.com.
nsised in his defense, nor has he
tapped into any of it, he said.
But he may after his case is
over.
"Even if I win. I don't get my
money back.• Steel said. "Not
only do I get my name
smeared, but I get my pocket·
book clobbered.•
The councilman is admit·
tedly overwhelmed by his legal
troubles. They have caused
him not only financial stress
but emotional and physical
hardships, he said.
"It taking a toll, and it
hurts," Steel said.
• Lolita .....,... cOYeB Costa Mesa.
She may be reached at (949) 574-
4275 or by e-mail at
lolita.harperO,.times.com.
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cuatomlzed comfort
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• Welcoming environment for
singles, intermarried families,
seniors • everyone!
•Be part of a temple thars building
an exciting future
' • Our New Rabbi Richard Steinberg
brings great enthusiasm and
dedication to enhancing
each member's involvement in
temple life
• Uplifting mu8ic led by Cantor Arie
Shikler, who revolutionized Orange
County's Refonn Jewish music
• Commitment to Jewish education
for all ages and backgrounds
• K-9th grade religious IChooJ
enriches Jewish lea.ming through
classroom instruction, music, art,
drama &t computer lab
• Hebrew school & confirmation classes
• Adult ed~cation programs
•Youth groups plus Children's
Theater &t Choir offer fun activities
while reinforcing Jewish pride
• Active Brotherhood and Sisterhood
• Beautiful new sanctuary,
dasarooms & large social hall
August 3, 7:00 pm -Family Shabbat semc..
August 10, 7:30 pm -ShabNt Senlca
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Daily Pilot
CAMP
Patricia Ann
Loving wife and
grandmother battled hard
and bravely against her
lllneas for 6 months before
passing away on Aug. 17th.
She retired from Busch &
Associates after 25 years,
where she helped start and
bufld this textile business.
She will be missed very
dear1y by all her famlly and
friends; (Brother) Andrew M.
Harrington of Boise, Idaho,
(Son) John M. Camp, and
his wife Pamela, their
children Andrew & Alllson of
Englewood Co. (Son)
Anthony E. Camp, his wife
Rita, chlldren Keely & Kyla
of Redwood City, CA, and
(Daughter) Susan E. Dahl,
her husband Jeff, children
Ryan & Samantha of Mesa.
AZ. Services wlll be held at
St. John the Baptist Church,
Costa Mesa, Friday 8/24 at
10am. In lleu of flowers, a
donation may be made to
share Ourselves of Costa
Mesa. You may contact
Pierce Bros.·Bell Broadway
949-642-9150.
MOUNARO -
Danlel
Daniel Molinaro was just 17
years old when the Lord
took him up to heaven on
Saturday, August 18. 2001.
He died peacefully at his
home In Harbor View
Homes, Newport Beach,
with his parents Bob and
Kathy at his side as they
have been since the day he
was bom. For most of his
life, Daniel suffered from a
rare genetic disorder,
Sanfilippo Syndrome, from
which there Is no cure -his
cross to carry. His blessing.
being born Into a family that
helped him carry that cross
every step of the way.
In addition to his parents.
Daniel is survived by his
younger sisters Amanda,
Katharyn, 'K.T.,' & brother
Nicholas.
Friends and family are
Invited to visit with the
Molinaro Family at Pacific
View MemorlaJ Chapel
3500 Pacifio View Drive,
Corona del Mar, on
Wednesday from 3·7 p.m.
On Thursday morning at 1 o
a.m., a service will be held
at Mamlnera Church at
5001 Newport Coast Drive,
lrvlne, to honor Daniel's llfe.
All are welcomed.
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BEEK
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issue on the Nov. 20 ballot.
Among Beak's concerns
are whether the added neigh-
borhoods ·would support
plans for an airport at the
dosed El Toro Marine Air
Base and if they would be
accessible to grass-rpots cam-
paigns, such as the one he
helped orchestrate last year
in support of the city's slow-
growth Greenlight Initiative.
City officials counter tl).at.
putting the 30-year-old issue
to a vote would have a "chill-
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Newport Beach chapter of the
Surfrider Foundation, and the
city of Newport Beach.
Gardner wrote the city's
grant application to the Santa
Ana Regional Water Quality
Control Board for a slice of the
state's water-bond money.
Earlier this year, the city was
awarded $227,000.
Gardner said she hoped
owners of the palatial homes on
the ridge above Buck Gully
realize that the elaborau! land-
scaping and watering of their
estates adds to the problein.
"In the quest for the perfect
lawn, they may not be think-
ing,• Gardner said. ·All this
stuff you put on your lawn ends
up in the ocean.•
• PMll Olnton covers 1he
environment and John Wayne
Airport. He may be reached at
(949) 764-4330 or by e--mail at
paul.clintonOlatimes.com.
ing effect• on the annexation.
And City Manager Homer
Bludau said Newport Coast
residents are already part of
the fabric of the city.
"Their children go' to our
schools," he said. "They use
our facilities, our beaches,
parks and llbrartes. Over the'
years, several Newport Beach
residents have moved over to
Newport Coast."
In September, council
members unanimously
approved plans to annex
Newport Coast, Santa Ana
Heights and Bay Knolls.
Annexation of the latter two
areas has been pushed back
to m1d·2002, but Newport
BELL
CONTINUED FROM A 1
one, you've seen 'em all. But
the chicken got me to think-
ing about some other local
events that seem, well, odd.
Ll.ke my column on turn-
ing 80 appearing in the Pilot
next to the-obituaries, a
placement that was reported
to me with considerable glee
by several phone callers. Or
the self-congratulatory press
release from the Orange
County nansportation
Authority that led off by list-
ing the components of a
•decade of achievements,"
followed by a paragraph that
began: •An OCTA-commis-
sioned poll shows 68% of fre-
quent voters believe traffic is
worse than 10 years ago.•
Then there was the Pilot
story quoting Newport Beach
Coundlman Dennis O'Neil
at some length on his con-
cern about the overuse of
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Coast could ber2ome part of
the city by Jan. 1.
The city filed its applica-
tion to annex all three com-
muruties in March. City staff
expects a bearing before the
'Local Agency Formation
Commission about the New-
port Coast portion of the
application in Septembet.
Residents who live in the
unincorporated. territory must
still vote on the plan later this
year after th~ commission
makes a decision on Newport
Beach's application.
Beek· made his opinion on
the issue public in April when
he told counC:il members that
the annexation would drasti-
public parks. He compared
wed.dings in city parks with
excursion boats and tourist
buses dogging Newport
Harbor or local streets,
explaining: "There is a line
someplace where you need
to make sure that individual
groups are not overusing
public areas so that the pub-
lic can't use it.• He did add
-thank goodness -that he
has nothing against wed-
dings.
I've been working this
around in my head for a
while, wondering where and
how we can draw lines for
the public use of public
parks.
Then it hit me that here
was a solution to a problem
I've struggled with for many
years. Every time I hang out
at the basketball court at one
of our parks and I'm not
invited to play because there
always seems to be a group
going at it, I could complain
to the city.
This seems to me a clear
cally change the character of
Newport Beach.
Beek said be believes
annexation would hurt the
city because Newport Coast
vo~rs will "dilute our votes,"
they are likely to be against
an airport in El Toro and their
gated communities would
hamper door-to7door cam-
paigns, the lifeline of .any
grass-roots movement.
"We absolutely can't com-
municate with them,• he
said.
Not so, says Assistant City
Manager Dave Kiff.
"That's what homeqwners
associations are for,• ,he said.
"They are easily approach-
example of a group abrogat-
ing the rights of an individ-
ual citizen. I don't have any-
thing against wed.dings,
either, but I can't say the
same for those guys who hog
the basketball courts, even
when I bring my own ball.
This would make a good test
case for the park rangers
O 'Neil suggested hiring. I
should warn him, though,
that these basketball guys
are mostly pretty big.
And how about U.S. Atty.
Gen. John Ashcroft coming
to Orange County as a head-
liner for the Crystal
Cathedral? One thing for
sure: He was certain to get a
better reception there than
he got at the Senate hearings
on his appointment. I've
never seen an attorney gen-
eral -our legal guardian of
the separation of church and
state -interviewed in a
church, but I pretty much
went along with the chair-
man of religious studies at
Chapman University, who
able, and their meetings are
open to anybody who wants
to talk to them."
Kiff added that Newport
Coast residents have often
approached him on city
issues and have shown h.iI'n
that they are genuinely con-
cerned about what goes on in
Newport Beach.
Council members said
they found Beek's flier offen-
sive and misinformed..
•I ran on a platform ol pro-
annexation,• Councilman
Tod Ridgeway said .• ·1 have
never beard any objections
voiced so far, maybe just one.
There were plenty of oppor-
tunities for people to oppose
tcild a Los Angeles limes
reporter: •His vision of
Christianity is a bit perplex-
ing to me. It could be a good
show, but I'm going to miss
it..
Then there is our con-
gressman, Rep. Christopher
Cox, who seems easy to
reach by the local press
when be wants to trash
Democrats but out to lunch
or traveling somewhere
when the issue is the El Toro
airport or -most recently -
a Republican bill (called
wonderfully the Recreational
Waters Protection Act) that
would allow boaters to dump
sewage into the harbor. I sus-
pect never before has Cox
been faced with an issue in
which his party and his nor-
mally docile constituents are
in such deep disagreement.
It will be fascinating to see
how he finesses this one.
Which brings us logically
back to the chicken, and that
reminds me of the summer
my 10-year-old daughter
Thursday, August 23, 2001 AS
the annexation. but nobody
did."
Adams said be believes it
would be a bad idea to put
the issue up for a vote.
"This issue has been in tbe
public eye f9r more than 20
years," be said. "I'm sur-
prised all of a sudden it's a
new issue stirred up with a lot
of sensational rhetoric and
misinlonnation to advance
(Beek's) own agenda.•
• o.epa lhwath covers public
safety and courts. She may be
reached at (949) 574-.42.26 or by
e-mail at deepa.bharath
Ola times.com.
went to visit a friend and left
us in charge of her pet duck
at an Indiana lake cottage.
Disaster befell the duck, and
my wife and I spent a frantic
day combing nearby farms
fo r a clone duck. We found
one and put it m place before
my daughter returned, but I
checked with her this week.
and she tells me that she
knew of the scam instantly
but didn't want to push the
issue because she had no
desire to know what hap-
pened to her real duck. So I
won't tell her here. either.
That recollection sent me
back to the chicken sign in
the hope of a happier end-
ing. But the sign was gone,
and l guess I'll never know
the fate of that chicken. I'd
be willing to bet. though,
that a substitute chicken
would have worked.
Especially fu August.
• JOSEPH N. BEU Is a resident of
Santa Ana Heights. His column
appears Thursd~ys.
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A6 Thursday, ~ust 23, 2001 Doily Pilot
A trio off ashiOnable events at the Island
M. ore than 350
, guests helped
raise more than
$40,000 for Childhelp USA
at Ferragosto, a celebra-
tion of midsummer held at
Fashion island. The Ital-
ian-themed evening under
the stars was hosted by
Stefano Albano of Ris-
torante Tutto Mare at
Fasbfon Island.
Albano outdid himself
for the eighth annual festi-
val. The food was superb,
the entertainment charm-
ing, and the mix of people
in the crowd added to the
success of the evening. Co-
' chaired by Childhelp volun-
teers Christine Bren and
Jana Shuler, the evening
honored Mary Ellen and
Anwar Sollman for their
dedication to the Childhelp
cause.
Patti and Jim Edwards
were on hand with their
support, along with Carol
Packard, Pam Arnett, Leah
Caroll, Pam Butler, Eileen
Saul, Susan WhJUock, Cleo
Bluth, Tami Smith, Undah
Miles, Dale San Fillppo,
Cathy Brouthers, Nancy
Cardin, Katherine Mered-
ith and Kim Doud.
Fashion Island was also
the setting for the recent
THE CROWD
Junior League of Orange
County event staged at the
elegant May.:>rs Jewelers
store.
The reception honored
45 years of community ser-
vice by Junior League
members in the Newport-
Mesa area and the 100-year
anniversary of the associa-
tion of Junior Leagues
International.
The in-store hors d'oeu-
vres and dessert reception
a ttracted hundre ds of dedi-
cated Junior League sup-
porters, enjoying Mayors'
hospitality with general
manager Nicholas Fenin
greeting the arriving crush.
. The Daily G rill at Fashion
Island catered the affair.
An event at Edwards Big
Newport completes our tri-
ad of recent events held on
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Hoag Hospital and its
very dedicated 552 Club
hosted the annual Hoag
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last week, selling out the
large screen for a showing
of the new Nicolas Cage
and Penelope Cruz film,
wcaptain Corelli's Man-
dolin."
The World War II-era
tµm was the backdrop for
local support of Hoag Hos-
pital. The evening began
with a light dinner served
by generous local restau-
rants on the grounds of the
cinema complex. At 7 p.ro.,
the crowd was invited into
the grand theater for a live
auction that raised signifi-
cant funds for the new
Hoag Women's Pavilion.
The fund-raising cam-
paign for the pavilion is
being champione d by three
very prominent local
women -Sandy Sewell,
Arden Flamson and Ginny
Ueberroth. Edwards Cine-
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Daily Pilot DAttBooK Thursday, Aogu5t 23, 2001 A7
Oysters is still a pearl in NewpOrt Beach
~ Stephen Santacroce
W hen the Daily Pilot was
looking for a new restau-
rant Writer a few years ago,
they invited interested readers to
write a sample article about their
favorite restauranl I didn't need to
think too hard about my choice. I
penned an article on Oysters in Coro-
na del Mar and mailed it in, never
expecting to actually get the job.
Well, two and a hat.r years later,
I'm pleased to be writing biweekly
columns for the Pilot and just as
pleased to report that Oysters is still
one of my favorites, offering quality
food, cold cocktails and cool jazz in
a lively, energetic setting.
Perched at the busy intersection
of Coast Highway and MacArthur
Boulevard, Oysters beckons diners
with a cool-blue neon script sign
and a brick facade reminiscent
more of Boston or San Francisco
than Orange County.
Inside, the restaurant exudes a
casual sophistication. The most
prominent interior feature is the mas-
sive oak bar that runs dlong the right
side of the main room.
The ffidnagement at Oysters
knows better than to lmker with
success, and blessed lltlle has
changed in the two-plw. years since
my last review.
Of the few changes mdde over
the past few years. the most siynifi-
cant is in the kitchen. Scott Bran-
don has ldken over dS executive
chef, importing his own style 1ud1-
ciously mto the menu, while wisely
leaving crowd favorites such as the
Kung Pao Cala-
mari ($9}. intact.
Brandon
brings~
sive credentials
to Oysters, inducling a stint at San
Francisco's acclaimed Acquerello.
A perfect way to start an
evening is with a sampling of the
restaurant's namesake mollusks.
There is usually a variety of oysters
on the menu, priced at.$2 each or
$15 f~r an eight oyster $ampler.
DininL
REV11W
Most of the appetizers at Oysters
are perfect for sharing, such as the
clforementioned calamari. This pop·
uJar dish features crispy ringlets of
perfectly fried squid, tossed in a
spicy-sweet kung pao-style sauce
complete with roasted peanuts, as
opposed to the more traditional
marinara. I've yet to see a basket
that wasn't emptied in record time.
Other fdvorites include Ahi and
Avocado Spring Rolls ($9) served
with a spicy ponzu-style sauce fla-
vored with soy and rice wine, ot
the Artichoke ($7), enhanced by a
few minutes on the wood grill and
accompdn1ed by a mayonnaise fla-
vored with SdmbaJ, an Indonesian
chili-based condiment.
One Item, listed as a side dish,
that makes d great starter is a
Grilled Portobello Mtlshroom ($8)
that's basted in a teriyaki glaze, cut
m chunks and served on skewers.
Brandon is dn adventurous chef
dild isn't afraid to test his customers
with s~als that might feature skatf'
wings or some other exotic offering.
The steak served at Oysters 1s
domestically bred in Idaho from
SEAN Hill.ER I DAILY Pl,OT
Chef Scott Brandon features a scallop appetizer and seared ahi tuna
at Oysters in Corona del Mar.
Wagyu steer and is fed the same
grain mix as in Japan. How special
is Kobe beer? These cows are actu-
ally massaged on a regular basis to
ensure uniform marbling.
This type of pampering comes at a
price. dnd for $60 Scott is currently
serving a 6-ounce tenderloin filet
SCdJ'ed on a flat iron grill. It's served on
d bed or lemongrdSS·scented sweet
com nsotto, surrounded by a bur·
yundy-colored veal stock reduction.
Restraint is not an ingredient in
this recipe, dnd Brandon knocks
the whole thmy off the charts by
topping the hlet with a velvety sllce
of seared Hudson ValJey fo1s grds.
The result is cl stnfuUy induJ9enl
mixture of flavor and textllrc.
The kitchen truly hits its stndc•
with the seafood dishes. whteh
change frequently dr'ld dlWdY'> off<>r
only the freshest hsh. Sdsh1m1-qrdcle
Ahi ($25) is otfe>red crusted with
sesame seeds dncl '><'drcd rdre. <h 1:1:·
zled with a wc1c;<lb1-flavore<.l buPne
blanc (butter '><Ill< <'I c1nd d toppmg
of crisply fried '>pmach leavE's
Or try the St>c1 Hds'> ($25), oven-
roasted ma sc1kc• and miso man-
nacte, presented on c1 potato puree!
surrounded by '>ll'dmed soybcdns
dnd rodsted oystN mushroom'> The
hsh 1s roasted al d high hedt, which
allows It to retain d moist texture
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without being undercooked.
Diver Scd.llops ($251. so called
becctuse they are hdIVested by hdnd,
are a tredt when avdtlable, and they
are now on the menu sec:tred and
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ordnyes, which drt' d type of tanger-
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beverdge to accompany their meal
won't be cbsappomted by Oysters'
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get noisy 011 d c.row<h:d rught, but Lf
you likP thmq~ on Ill<' qweter side
dSk for d table 111 tlw gc:U'den room,
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Lack of harmony on 'Captain Corelli~ MandOlin :· the futility of 'Osmosis ]ones'
•Mandolin· leaves
couple in discord
"Captain Corelli'• Man-
dolin• bring1 us to the Greek
Island of Cepballooia in
1941. Ule is basic. Crystal
blue water and white sandy
beaches belle the looming
specter of World War D.
BW: Without as many dis-
tracting explosions as "Pearl
Harbor,• this wartime love
story ca~ the historical
content of Louis de
Bemieres' novel involving an
Italian officer and a beautiful
Greek girl's love for each
other.
Director John Madden's
interpretation of fun-loving,
eating and singing Italians
was first-rate. Lovers, not
fighters I
This romantic war story
bas been told many times
over the ages. and With the
gorgeous scenery and glori-
GAY WASSILL·llLLY .
& Bill IEUY
ous music, it's worth seeing
on the big screen.
Gay: Were we in the same
theater? Agreed:the story
line bas been written ad
nausea. The first hour almost
put me to sleep. The scenery
was beautiful, but I thought
we were visiting friends,
viewing their recent trip on
slides.
Here's what I wanted to
do: Lynch the casting direc-
tor. Nicholas Cage as a fun-
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loving musician/singing Ital-
ian officer? I don't think sol
Biggest miscast of the ages.
And where was that Itaf-
ian accent Cage touted
spending months mastering?
When he played the man-
dolin, be looked like he was
in labor. And be must be tone
deaf -that was not singing.
Penelope Cruz didn't
sound anything like a Greek
and came across more like a
dead fish. John Hurt's excel-
lent acting was wasted in
this film, as was the acting of
Christian Bales.
I suggest you read the
book with its focus on the
country's riCh history and
superb literary sophistication.
No actors to distract.
Bill says "Enjoy.~
Gay says "lb.is 'Mandolin'
is out of tune.•
•Captain CoreW's Man·
dolin • is rated R for some
violence, sexuality and lan-
guage.
• f;AY WASSAU.-tCBl:Y, 61, is the
editor of• Balboa newspaper and
is act.Ive in the community. ML
KELLY. 59, is an Jndustrial engineer.
Nothing saves
'Jones' from dreck
The summer movie dol-
drums are still with us.
"Osmosis Jones" fails to
entertain or inform on any
level.
Despite using the voices
of reliably entertaining pro-
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fessionals
such as
David Hyde
Pierce, Ron
Howard and
Chris Rock.
we're not
convinced.
The story
revolves
around a
maverick .
white blood cell. Osmosis
Jones (Rock), who partners
with a cold tablet (Drix,
played by Pierce) in order to
stop a cold virus (111.rax,
voiced by Lawrence Fish·
burne) from laying their host,
Frank (Bill Murray).
Murray is a sleazy goofball
in his portrayal of a failed
father figure catering to bis
personal perverted needs.
The sight of Murray vomi~
on his daughter's elemen~
school teacher fits right into
the garbled '11ishmash.
The film's pace is frenetic;,
even for adults. Children wtU
not likely understand the
medical terms addressed
with animated figures.
The children in the the-
ater had little relief. There
were moments of colorful
animati9n, but no continuity.
This is an exercise in futtl-
ity.
•osmosis Jones• ls rated
PG for bodily humor.
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Musicals and military drama in Vanguard~ 2001-02 lineup
By Tom Tttut
C osta Mesa's Vanguard
University thespians
will be blazing trailJ
with the pioneers, •handling
the truth" in court, rocking to
a colorful Old Testament
musical and shming the
tribulations of a preacher's
kids during the 2001-02 the-
ater season.
The varied season consists
of two musicals (•Quilters•
and "Joseph and the Am.az.
ing Technicolor Dreamcoat"),
a military courtroom drama
("A Few Good Men") and a
comedy about a clergyman's
family ("Papa Was a Preach-
er").
"Quilters," the pioneering
musical by Molly Newman
and Barbara Damashek, will
open the Vanguard season
on Oct. 19 under the direc-
tion of Susan Berkompas,
who heads the college's the-
ater department.
This trtbute to the courage
and s~irit of America's pio·
neer women tells the story of
a mother and her six daugh-
ters who cross the counby to caive out new lives, blending
memories of their past into
quilts along the way. It's no
stranger to local audiences,
but it's usually been quite
well received.
•A Few Good Men," the
stage version of the hit Tom
Cruise-Jack Nicholson movie
by Aaron Sorkin (who's
cleaned up in the Emmys
with •Tue West Wmg· and
who also scripted •The
Amerlcan Presidenr ), will
be next in the Vanguard
lineup. Senior directing
majors Bonnie Abraham and
Christopher nllman will
share the staging duties on
this one.
The courtroom drama,
centering on the court-mar·
tial of two Marines charged
with the murder of a third
and the rookie naval officer
who defends them, culmi-
nates with the Marine
Corps' code of honor being
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truth"? Th-e show will open
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What is it about •Joseph
and the Amazing Technicol-
or Dreamcoat"? We've seen
this vintage musical in this
area three times in the past
two years. Now the Van-
guard players will visit the
town next door with their
version in March.
The rocking rendition of a
biblical story featuring a pot-
pourri of musical styles is
ticketed for the Irvine Bar-
\clay Theater on the UC
lrvine campus. Carey Smith
will be at the helm for the
Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tun
Rice musical, which will
open March 1 for only four
performances. The college
stresses that the UCI venue
is subject to change.
Winding up the Vanguard
season is John McGreevey's
family comedy "Papa Was a
Preacher.· Based on the
book by Alyene Porter, it's a
story about youngsten
growing up u mlnilter'•
kids.
Smith also is in the direc-
tor's chair for this show,
which be desaibes as •uvely
and entertainillg." Opening
night will be April 4.
All of the shows but
"Joseph" will be staged in
Vanguard's Lyceum Theater
on the college campus, 55
Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. nck-
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• TOM TITUS writes about and
reviews local theate1 for the Daily
Pilot. His stories appear Thundays
and Saturdays.
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AIO Thursday, AuguJt 23, 2001
EDITORIAL .
Center needs . \
a higher profile
A t its conception more
than a decade ago,
the Upper Newport
Bay Interpretive Center, to
be constructed at the coun-
ty's regional park along the
northwestern edge of the
preserve, was expected to
be a sight to behold .
That is if you could ever
find it.
Created by renown local
architect Ron Yeo, the center
itseU was to be camouflaged.
It would not be obtrusive
and damaging to the land-
scape. but instead it would
blend subtley into the natur-
al vegetation and habitat
Now, it seems, that has
worked. Maybe too well.
One year after its grand
opening, the $8-million
interpretive center, named
after Peter and Mary Muth,
is a little-known piece of
the Back Bay.
Its obscurity and subtle-
ness has rendered the cen-
ter invisible to those who
live and drive past the
locale near the comer of
Irvine Avenue and Univer-
sity Drive.
We believe it's time to fix
that, and apparently county
officials do too.
They have promised a
publicity campaign to draw
attention to the center and
the ecological preserve
beside it.
There are several ways
to do this.
First and foremost should
be through the Newport-
Mesa Unified School Dis-
trict and local private
schools.
Teachers and principals
can schedule trips to the
10,000-square-foot center
that was built with recycled
wood, plastic and steel.
While the center itseU is a
wonder, built into the hill-
side and covered with native
grasses, there is much for
students and teachers alike
to learn fTom the 1,700-acre
Back Bay estuary, and the
wildlife and natural foliage
that flourish there.
If that's not enough to
draw crowds, we urge
county officials to run pub-
lic service announcements
in local and regional media
to put the spotlight on this
valuable resoµrce.
Because as people know
more about the Back Bay
and its treasures, it will
increase the probability that
this jewel of Newport Beach
will be forever protected.
What should be done
with shopping carts?
• Costa Mesa has
decided not to hire a
retrieval company to
pick up abandoned
grocery carts.
F or years, I have
endured the ugliness of
abandoned shopping
carts in our city streets, and I
do what everyone should: I
report to the store they
should be reb1eved.
A week ago, I returned
from a visit to my native
Greece, where, to my surprise,
I saw how the local supermar-
ket has solved the abandoned
carts problem. 1 think it is a
worthy idea because I saw it
working there.
The shopping carts are
chained in thetr port to one
another and in order to
release the first on the line
you tnsert a coin to a special
device and the cart automati-
cally is released.
You go do your shopping,
and when you return you
empty your groceries to your
car and then you return the
cart to any port. After you
anchor the ca.rt in its place,
~com can be retneved.
Tbil. It one of the positive
aperlences I bad and th.ink
ti worthy to look at H a small
oountry such as Greece ls so
actYanced, why not us?
TIM KATALANOS
COISta MeN
READERS RESPOND
cept. How about if these
people were made to collect
all the stolen carts as a pun-
ishment for stealing them in
the first place? Maybe, ju.st
maybe, the stealing would
stop. If someone is to be
fined, bow about fining the
people who stedl the carts?
Has anyone ever thought
how much the businesses pay
for those carts? You know. the
carts that make it so n1c:e to car-
ry your goods to the car? And
you want to make business
owners pay again to get the
carts back? Again I ask. what is
wrong with this picture?
JEFF BRAaY
Newport Beach
Let me see if I have this·
fight Prior to signing a S7,000-
per-montb contract with a oom-
pany to retrieve "abandoned"
shopping carts. the city d Cos-
t.a Mesa ~ considering ftnlng
store owners of these aban-
doned car1s. 'Dlxpayers do not
want to pay for piddng up the
carts, but tf we charge the
stores, we simply will pay for it
in the higher cXJll d grocedel.
How about this? Por three
months, take the S7,000 end
pay for a police officer to sit a
block or two away from tbe
storet th4t have been the
•biggest offenden. • If they
see me pUlhlng a lb~
cart down the street, stop me
and attempt to detenn!M U I
own it. U the name R.allD or
AlbertlODI or Smart Ir PIDal
ii on the cut, tbere 61 a bltt·
ter than a 99% cNnm tmt J
b.ave stolen lt. SlDcil the Olllt
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on the V-plin, which supporters are trying to
launch on • future county ballot
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MAILBAG
CONAAD lAU I DAl.Y Pl.OT
Environmental activist Alan Beek's Volkswagen Beetle passed the 500,000-mile mark ln October. Here he is
crossing the Balboa Island ·Ferry.
Environmentalist
driving an old Bug?
I bo1Jght my first Volkswagen Bug
in 1955 ("Bye, bye, Bug.• Friday). It
was the first year that they came in a
color other than dark gray. Mine was
coral red, and I had to wait for several
months for delivery in San Francisco. I
eventually gave it to my father, who
turned it in for a new one in 1962.
My mother gave it to my oldest
son in 1999, and it was stolen from
the front of my house in Mesa Verde
about three months later. It never
was heard from again. It had 41,000
original miles on the odometer as my
father died in 1963 and my mother
drove it very little. So your story
stimulated some nostalgia for me.
However. I have a question for
you. If the gentleman in your artide
is an envirorunental activist as you
described him. why is he driving a
vehicle that is no longer manufac-
tured in the United States because its
engine cannot meet the standards of
the Environmental Protection
Agency? Remarkably, it 1s still manu-
factured in Mexico.
THOMASE.KOLANOS~
Costa Mesa
Job Center should be
supported in the city
I support the Job Center ("Day-
workers debate to continue in Sep-
tember,• Wednesday). Immigrants
are important to Amertca and to our
economy. I applaud Costa Mesa for
having the Job Center. It g1ves will-
ing workers a legitimate place to go
for laboring jobs. I know several peo-
ple who hire workers from there for
short-term jobs. I th.ink the dty
should put a canopy over the lot
there so the people don't have to sit
in the hot sun or rain. Immigrants are
not going away as Councilman Chris
Steel hopes if the Job Center ls
doted. Let's remember we are all
people, and we need eecb other.
CHARMAINE LAUIUE
Cost.a Mesa
City should take over
the Newport Dunes
As a resident along Bayside Drive
since 1969, I wish to strongly urge the
city or Newport Be<ich to take over the
Dunes' lease and preserve this area for
all to enjoy as parkland, as it has been
since we moved here 32 yea.rs ago.
GARY TURNER
Newport Beach
Residents should make
annexation decision
Before the final decision comes in to
annex Newport Coast, we feel a spe-
cial meeting should be called to inform
many of us homeowners in Newport
Beach just what benefit annexing
Newport Coast would be to us.
It is our understanding that this
annexation could have a lot to do
with the import.ant issue we are all
fighting for. Tu.ming El Toro into a
major airport to handle some of the
flights that are already too much for
John Wayne Airport.
This has to do with the homeown-
ers of Newport Beach and thetr fami-
lies. Let us help make this decision!
LORI AND OBIE RAMBEAU
Newport Beach
Preserve the water
quality of the bay
Of course we should fight to keep
Newport Beach a no-discharge har-
bor ("House bill may harm Newport
Harbor,• Saturdi:y).
The bill, which is now working its
way through the U.S. House of Rep-
resentatives is a huge setback for
water quality. Does anyone want to
play ln water that is on the receiving
end of mJnimally treatect,sewage
from holding tanks?
Def end Th~ Bay has obtained
information from the manufacturer of
on-board sewage treatment systems,
and lt ls clear to me that sewage
treated in this way continues to be a
threat to human health.
If this bill is passed, all recreation-
al waters in the nation will be put at
an unnecessary risk. Defend The Bay
stands with the ctty of Newport
Beach to protect our no-discharge
status and the public's heaJth.
ROBERT JAMES CAUSTIN
Newport Beach
•EDITOR'S NOTE: Robert Ja~ Caustin is
the founding direct0< of Defend the Bay.
People can prevent
road rage incidents
Yes. road rage exists and happens
in Newport Beach (·Road rage sus-
pected at Fashion Island,· ThuOOliy).
Life is fast and furious here, and with
traffic the way it is, the hurried pace
of life, and sometimes the personal
problems that happen in a person's
life all combine to set one off to create
road rage. This is a sign of the ti.mes.
There is no one solution, but I
believe that giving one's sell extra
time to get somewhere is less stress-
ful. Also, living or working in a resort
community, with its tourist traffic,
senior citizens and commuters takes
extra patience.
The Newport Beach Police
Department has and is doing a great
job, but it's up to us, the residents of
Newport, to aid our city in keeping it
a safe and sane place to live.
With the advent and wide usage
of cellular phones, we can, as resi-
dents, help maintain the quality of
life here in Newport Beach by
reporting serious problems when we
see them. And I don't mean things
we don't like, I mean things and
actions that endanger one's safety
and the safety of those around us ..
Se I ask my fellow residents and
friends, please be aware of wbat is
happening around you, and get
involved when it is in the best Inter-
ests of the community. lf you live in
Newport Beach for the quallty of life
aspect, then it is up to you to active-
ly support it.
PAUL JAMES BALDWIN
Newport Beach
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OPEN HOUSE IS A GREAT SUCCESS
The Boord of Direcmn. and Officers at th~ Natk>nat Cat
, Proteccion Society wish to express their sincere appreciation to
the local merchants, bus111e~ and fellow cat lovers who dorµiteJ
funds to heir wppm our cat shelter. Your generosity helped malce
the A nnual Open HoUk 2001 a huge MJCCess! A record-number
crowd attended the event and en1oyed delicious refreshments,
cuddled with the lc1ttens, snu~led with the retirement anJ
adopt able cau, and pan1cipated m our raffle, silent auction anJ Juur
prucs. A special thanks m our volunrccrs who were 1nsrrumental m
making the event nm smf1urhly and to oor staff, who wi:n: eager Ill
do all that was necessary 111 i:nsuri: that the Open Ho~ 2001 was
the best ever.
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111e c.11 ( lmtl h.1 .. ~en !.Crving the
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anJ now 11ffcr' mort• lux11n11us l<xlging
acco1111nud.111om JIN for cac~. Fdine guesrs
rc.'ot co111fort.1hly m 1 he enclosures ch at
llVcrlook tlw l11hhy .md have a ledge to
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"M,my of rhe J oic-ending up at shelten 01rt' hn111i.:ht m h) v.l·ll·
me.101ng pott owner' who hecamt: so overwhelm .. ·J h)• their pct\
hch.l\1t1r:il pr11hlcm' ch.it they J1dn't knuw wh<11el...:1<1 J., Pruhkm'
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c11mp.1,s1un.11e, pmte,\tun:1l trainer or behavu•n~t." -.11,I M1ch.1d
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d1fll·rl·n1.e rn th\.' live' of .in1m.1I), they rc;1lt=cd th.it the) "ere n111
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empower nnd 'upport pct pari:nrs Co be thi:ir own do IJ.!\ muner
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ultfom1a ~IJtt' I lumJnt: Ac,1Jemy and Amenc.111 .h well ,1, the
r~len.i Hum.me As.'<lc:13tlOOS.
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WE TREAT YOUR PET Lll<E FAMILY
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mmu1e;, from the Oran1:c Count} auport.
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THANK YOU!
We wish to express our sincere apprecratron to the
following for their donations that made our Open House on
June 24th a huge su«eess1
24 Hours Fitness NB Conference V1s1tors Bureau
Back Bay Rowing Club OC Museum ot Art
Blue Water GnH Pacific Symphony Orchestra
Bernhana Radisson Hotel
Bower Museum of Cultural Art Ramada Sunes
Bracttord Studt0s Rotz Camon
Comer Bakery The Ritz Restaurant & Garden I
Ciao Italian Eatery Sutton Place
Cahtom1a P1ua Kitchen So CoaS1 Repertory !
Car Spa The Spa i
Computer Masters Waddell & Reed I
Costa Mesa Flonst Yard House
Dukes Zubles Dry Dock
Dynamic Touch and... 1
El Tonto Gnll Grant Burns ,
Five Crowns Karen Goodson
Fletcher Jones Motorcars Darren Kimble
Maxine He1Sta1d Ron Larson
Hollday Inn Judy Macomber
Homblowers Cruises Chns Metcall
Knott's Berry Farm Alci<te Nott
Mimi's Cate The Pa.store Family
Newport Beach Marriott Faith Aatac
No Xcuzl Fitness Guy Wenson
And to the rest of our lnends. staff and volunteers whQ contnbuted their time
and dooattons. on behalf ol our Board of 01r8ctors. we say.
"THAN~~:~T~F~UCHI" I
DentSe Johnston -Nano Bums -Karen ChnstJanson -Tine Bhot -
Dawn Wamer -Jesstea Metcalf -Tont Cervantes -Elias N8/8f8 -Joe Kaufter
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going to be pretty doggone good ... "
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COSTA MESA -New
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men's basketball coach
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staff, Wednesday, naming
Brad Wright as an assistant.
Spencer, who took Coast's head-
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assistant on UCLA's staff, chose a fellow
Bruin. Wright played at UCLA from
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Golden State Warriors, New York
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·Brad bas a wealth of knowledge
and experience for the players to draw
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school to draw from,• Spencer said.
"His knowledge and experience will
be a huge benefit to the program.•
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
As a senior at UCLA. Wright. a 7-foot
center, blocked 44 shots, the second-
most ever in a single season by a Bruin
at the time and still on the school's top-
10 list. In bis second-to-last collegiate
game, he scored a game-high 23 points
to lead UCLA to a 75-66 win over
Louisville in the NIT semifinals. The
Bruins defeated lndlana two days later
to capture the school's only NIT cham-
pionship.
PHOTOS BY OON LEACH I DAl.'I' "'-OT
Costa Mesa IDgb football coach Dave Perkins works with his players during defensive drills in Wednesday"s afternoon practice.
Arter finishing his NBA career,
Wright later played professionally in
Italy, France and Spain.
"I'm very grateful for this
opportunity,• Wright said. •After
playing basketball for so many years, it's
great to finally be able to give something
back."
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IT'S A MATTER OF
Costa Mesa High's 10-man
football staff is the master
of all it surveys as three-day
conditioning period ends.
Barry Faulkner
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -Th. Costa Mesa High football
coaches don't videotape \
practice. But. with 10 sets
of eyes representing the
biggest coaching staff of
any Newport-Mesa prep team in any
sport, Mustang players field more
visual attention each day than a
Monday Night Football game.
This blanket of supervision,
combined with a deep collection of
of capable players, has, Coach Dave
Perkins believes. eliminated the
inevitable lulls that creep into the
three-day conditioning period that
precedes Thursday's initial workouts
in full pads.
•0ne ol the things that bas made
practice really a lot of fun ls that there
19 a ton ot competition,• seid Perkins,
in hll flnt season at Mesa after
spending the previous three falls at
a'OlltowD rival Batanda. "The guys
can't really take any time off or back
dim nen CDe play, because there are
two or tbree guys 6gbtlog for most of
tbe ltmUng lpCJb ad our coaches are
eyeba1IDg nayme.
ID addition to bis enUre former
Estanda ftl'ltlY staff ol 80b Brodde,
J .... Nuno. Jeremy Olilo and Bill
Lm. P9lldlie bM ello •Heted former
&taDda loww-tnel cMcbes Nlc.k
ROmo Mid my llbell. 1be staff alto
Costa Mesa defemhe INlcks enjoy tbe teel of tbe lntercepdon.
includes longtime former Mesa coaches' getaway meeting to try to
~l Al Dies, whom Peddns talked make sure our practices would have
out of retirement, former Mesa no dead time. We have about 67 kids
freshman asmtant George Greenwalt. out. more than I'm used to, and we've
a fonner All-CIF tight end at Newport bad to keep them busy for four pr five
Harbor, as well as newcomer Donny hours (Perkins eschews multiple
Garcia. practices for one long afternoon •n•s sure nice to have this many session). We've organbwt situaliom so
coaches,• Perkins, who coordinates we keep everybody involved and the
the offense and will call the plays, kids all need to pay attention an the
said. •Tue last three yeus, I bad to time.•
coach defense. Now, I can just Perkins reports his players have
concentrate on offeme. • shown a great deal ot enthnwm,
Perldm and bis stable ol assistants thus fer. ad. be predicts, coal191ai
have been concentrating on keeping should not be a problem.
the playen busy since fall practice "I think the kktl 8" nMIDy lllldbil
began MOnday. about tbe foalball MUOD Md tbef
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several returners off of last year's 6-4
team, which missed the CfF playoffs
for the first time in five years despite
the winning record.
Among the proven veterans are
juniors Keola Asuega and Andrew
Carich, as well as sen.iot Nick Cabico,
who changed his mind after indicating
!Mt spring he would not play his senior
campaign.
Additional good will has come via
the injection of five transfers from
Estancia. all of whom started as juDicn
for the Eagles last season.
Inside linebacker Bobby Arroyo, a
first-team All-Pad.fie Coast League
perlormer last year, second-team All-
PCL outside linebacker Matt Colby,
second-team All-PCL safety Preddy
Rodriguez, as well as starting
defensive lineman Jesse Cardenas
and AJ. Perlrin.5, the projected starter
at quarterback, have all been readily
accepted by their new teammates and
former rivals. according to Dave
Perkins.
"It couldn't have been a better
transition U we had planned lt.' the
elder Peddns said.
Perkins said onty minor changes
will be made to the practice routine
with today's transttlon to pads.
·we'Ve lncuporated ttne ~dlfterlltJal•entM
conditioning stages that occur
between ofteme. ~end spedal
teams work.· Peikinl slld. •we·n C\at
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O Garret Lenox. goalkeeper Jr.
00 Ryll'\ Mathy, goalkeeper Fr.
1 CJ. Cooper, gc*keeper Sr.
2 Sean c;e.11, defet Ider Sr.
3 Joel Spencer. m6dflelder Jr~
4 Danny Manhalt defender Fr. s LawrenCe Smalls. mldflelder Sr.
6 Frankie Clay, defetlder Jr.
7 Jason lhomp5or\ midfielder Jr.
a Saul Wolf, defender Sr.
9 David Rawlings. forward Jr.
10 Jon Spencer. fotward Sr.
11 Scott Elowman, midfielder Jr.
12 Robby BU5ick. ~ Fr.
13 J6n Paul Roepke, mldflelder Jr.
14 Sebastian Gatmerin~ forward So.
15 David Yemane, midfietdef So.
16 Matt Elston, defend« So.
17 Dardo Acuna. midfielder Fr.
18 cameron Rossi, goalkeeper Fr.
19 Ben Bush, defend« So.
· 20 Josh Brown. defender Fr.
21 Travis Cutler, defender So.
22 Jesse Peron, midfielder Jr.
23 Brld AspiP:y. defender Jr.
24 Jeff Hamilton. defender So.
25 Illa Nazarov, forward Sr.
26 Nate Chu, midfielder Fr.
27 AnthOny Vizcarra, mldfleldef' So.
28 Chris Ruiz, defender So.
29 Matt Moseley, midfielder Jr.
30 Lerato Slmelane, fOfWard So.
Coach George Kuntz and his An~ters ue polled and ready for the '01 campaign. Wke Ollett, fOtWard Fr.
David Fanous, defender Jr.
e Power of 1111i
Zach Mikelson. goalkeeper Fr.
Gerald Mo<ef, goalkeeper Jr.
•tentative roster
Collch: George Kuntz (seventh season)
A9lisUnt coect.s: Ovis Volk
(fifth season) and Demian Brown
(tThird season)
With "a tight-knit" group the
Anteaters are aiming to pick up
where they left off from last year.
Steve Virgen
DAILY PILOT
TI IE CAMPUS-Call them the best-kept secret
of Orange County soccer in 2000.
The Anteaters, the UC Irvine men's soccer•
team, finished 12-8-1 overall last season, matching
the program's highest-ever win total and best
winning percentage since 1984. They also made
their first postseason appearance, while reaching
a 22-game scoring streak.
But, as UCI Coach George Kuntz said, the
Anteaters got no respect. This year, Kuntz added,
will be different.
"This team has gotten no press,· Kuntz said.
"ThlS has been the most quiet team in the area,
and yet last year they were breaking every record.
They get no respect and no press. And you know
what? I like it that way. I like it that way because
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they're good guys. And when it rains, it's going to
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to reap all the rewards and dedication th.at they've
put in for this game, community, school and for this
program. They've done a lot.·
They've done a lot in the off season. Kuntz said.
The Anteaters completed one of the best offseasons
he's seen in his seven years at the school.
The Anteaters have been breaking records in
the fitness tests Kuntz conducts. Most of the team
ran two miles In less than 11 minutes, some less
than 10 and a ball.
UCJ also played the under-20 U.S. National
team and a squad made up of Los Angeles Galaxy
reserves. Kuntz said the team fared quite well
against both.
Yet, the greatest strength of the team is its
unity, Kuntz said. The friendships on the team
bas resuJted in a passing game mentality. The
unity has also sparked great confidence for the
upcoming ~on.
"It's an exciting team to watch,· Kuntz said with
a smile. "They have a run energy about them. This
team plays well and looks like they're having fun
doing iL This is a very tight-knit group. They're like
brothers. This is the closest team I've been around
since I've been at UCI. •
The closeness comes from continuity. UCI
returns six or its top eight scorers, led by senior
forward and 2000 Mountain Pacific Sports
Federation first-team selection Jon Spencer, who
collected 12 goals dild six assists for 30 points, the
second-highest point total for a season in school
history.
Kuntz said Spencer's year last season will only
make his other players more effective.
•people won't be able to key on Jon Spencer,"
Kutnz said. •He's not gomg to be the guy that
everyone is going Lo be able to isolate and mark.
There are other guys who can step it up when the
opportunity arises. For us thdt's the whole
gameplan, to have some one step up.•
Those who will look to step up are junior
mid.fielder Scott Bowman, who tallied two goals
and a team-leading seven assists, and first-team
MPSF pick and senior Lawrence Smalls. The
Anteaters also have junior Brad Aspey returning
and he brought home MPSF second-team
DEEP SEA
honors last year, mostly because of his stellar
defense.
Junior college transfer David Rawlings adds
another d.imepsion. The junior is from Yuvapai
College, where soccer is the main show. Kuntz SGJd
the college hosts up to 5,000 for its soccer games
and Yuvapai is one of the top community college
soccer programs in the country.
Also featured on the team ls Corona del Mar
High product Danny Marshall a freshman who is
slated as a defender. Matt Moseley. another local
player, is improving quickly and adjusting to
Division I soccer after spending two years at
Orange Coast College.
·Danny Marshall is playing well.• Kuntz said
•He bas the potential to be a very good defender
in this league.•
Also, the Big West Conference makes its return
to men's soccer this season. UCI will join ·five
other schools and race each squad twice, induing
Cal Poly, UC Santa Barbara, UC Riverside, Cal
State Norhtridge and Cal State Fullerton.
The Anteaters begin by hosting Fort Wayne,
Sept. 1 at 7 p.m.
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18632 OCCIOENTM. lH.
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Flctltlou• Bualneaa
Heme Statement
The loffowi"9 persons
are doing business a~
PenlnsuTa Cleaners
3305 llltwporl Blvd
•C·O. Newport Beach,
CA 92659 Vijay Ronvel1a. 1593
N. Momingslde, Orange,
CA 92867
Prak11h Ronvella,
17911 Iowa St , Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
This buslnass Is con
duc;ted by a general
partnership
Have you s1ar1ed
doing business yet?
Yes, 6-27--01 Prakash Ronveha
This statement was Med with the County
Clenc ol Orange County
on 07127/2001
20016&72388
DUy P*'4 Aug 2 9 16
23. 20()1 Tl\416
Flctttlou• Bualneaa
Heme Stetement
The lollowlng persons
are cto.lg business as Blacklorell Auto
Service, t634 Ohms
Way •E. Costa Mesa
CA 92627
Vicki Lynn Nelson.
t242 Rutland Ad •5
Newport Beach CA
92660
Randall John Nelson
1242 Rutland Ad 15,
Newport Beach, CA
92660
This business is con
dueled by hU$bend and
wile
Have you starred
doing business yet?
Y-. 11188
Vicki Lynn Nelson
This statement was
!ti.cl with the County
OM ol 0ranoe Col#'lty
on 07'27/2001
20011872385
Ody Pllal Aug 2 9. t6 23,2QQ1 TMJ7
Flctltloue Bualneaa
Name Si.t.ment
The following l*10lll .. clcinO bulilea .. Aars AA.Ito Sales. 740
West 16th St Costa
Mela. CA 92627 Morteui Kllarnen18n.
2209 Alctlmond St
5anca Alla. CA 92705
Th11 business Is con·
~ by en lndMdual
Hevt you started
doing ~ veri No
Mortaia Khamen1an This statement wH
flied with the County
Clel1l ol Qranoe Cowty
on 07127/200t
2001118723U
Delly Pilot Aug 2. 9. t 6
231 20()1 TMt8
Flctltloue Bualneaa
Name Stat.ment
The~ persons
.,.. tiig bulil1HS u
Vanguard Cera As-
MllOrl, 2888 8eystiot9
Or . IA2, Newport
Beecl'I. CA 92663
Oebonlh Hunter. 2888
S.ysttore Dr . •A2.
=rt Beech. CA
Thie bu11nMa II c:on-
dldld by en~
Have you aterttd
doing ~ yec? No Dtborlll Hunttf
Thia lllttmtnt waa
tiled Wfftl lhe County
Cler1t of °'8nge CcQlly
on (f7f'rTl200 I
2001H12'87 ~Piiot Aug. 2, 9. 16. ~1 Tb4!9
Flctltfoue ButlMll .....,. et.t.rnent
Thel~~· .,. ~ butlMMu
THE ffO I GROUP,
846 Clmellon Av• • Coate Mt11, CA
9262t-17ot w..m Rldwd Barrick.
941 C1metlon Ave •
Coa1• Meu. CA
92e21-1700 Thie~ .. con-M.ted by•.,~
H•vt yot.i tlel'!ed =.ii.:.~
Thia .... "'*" .... Ned ... Ill~
{...,--·,~41.
t _. _. ··~M
Fictitious au... ..... ltMilmtnt lllel~ ~~ MARKETI~
PARTNERS. 1818 8ut·
tOfllhel Ln., NftPOfl
Beecl'I CA 92660 P1J1 Jo CrawfOfd,
1818 Buttonshen Ln ..
Newport BHch, CA
926e0
Kent Myron Crawfo1d,
1816 8utton1hell Ln ..
Newport Baich. CA
921$60
Thi• buslntu 11 con·
ducted by husband and
wile
Have you 11arted doing buslnes& yet? No
Paula Jo CrawtOld
This statemenl was
llled with the County
Clerk ol Orange County
on 07127/2001
20016872390
OBlly Pilot Aug 2. 9. 16, 23. 200t Th422
Flctltloua Bualneaa
Neme Statement
The fol~ pe<SOOS are doing busirl4ISI as
Franks Bartle< Shop.
2081 E Orangethorpe, Ptacenha CA 92870
Frank Paddlalord.
t8772 Barry Lane,
Santa Ana. CA 92705
This business 1s con-
ducted by an 1ndMdual
Have you started
doing business yet? No
Frank Paddlele>fd
This stalament was
hied with the County
Clerll ot Orange County on 07/27/200t
200161172395
Dally PtlOI Aug 2, 9, 16. 23. 20Qt Tl\423
Fictitious Buslneaa
Name Statement
The lollow1ng person'
are doing business as
PR Pro1ects. t064
Tulare Drive, Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
IUhe Coates l\geson
t064 Tulare Dnve
Cosla Mesa. CA 92626 This business 1& con·
dueled by an indMdual
Have you starred
do1no business ye1?
Yes Mar 1998
Ka11e Coales Ageson
Thi~ statement was
hied with the County
Clerk ot Orange County
on 07/27/200t
20016872391
Daily Pilot Aug 2. 9 t6
23, 2001 fh.424
Fictltloua Bualness
Name Statement
The lo41owing persons
are doing bu5¥\8SS as
FACS F1nanc1al Docu·
ments 2973 Harbor
Blvd •466, Costa Mesa.
CA 92626
Donald A Faeliler Jr .
2973 Harbor Blvd ..
#466, Costa Mesa. CA
92626
Bill Janssen. 2973
Harbor Blvd . 1466,
Costa Mel, CA 92626
This business IS con·
duc1ed by OO<partflefs
Have you starred doing bu1lne11 yet?
Y.s, 711I01
Donald A Fackl9r JI
Thts statement was
filed with the County
Clef1c ol Orange County
on 07127/2001
2001S872403
~ F'lloC Alig 2. 9. t6
t Th42S
Actltloua Bualness
Name Statement
The loOow1ng persons
are doing buSlf1e6S as
NOi 3609 W MacArthur
Blvd Suite 80 7. Sanra
Ana CA 92704
Lawrence E SturchlO
17595 Harvard •C·533
lrvlne, CA 926t4
This business Is con·
ducted by' an 1ndMdual
Have you started
doing business yet? No
Lawrence E SlurOhio
This st11ement was
l11ad With the County
Cterll ol Orange County
on 07/27/200t
Flctltloua 8uafneu Name suw.n.m
The kllowlng per90nt .,. doing~ ...
Mlc:hael'a M Oallety,
1500 Adame Av!~ 104·A. Colla Mesi. \;A
92626 •
Michael Ibey. 183 Admiral Way, Cotta
Meta. CA 92627
TIM bu1inea1 la oon·
dUcled by: 111 indMdual
Have you started
doing busloen yet?
Yee. 1-15-01
Michael Ibey
This statement was
llled with the County
Clerk of OraflOI County
on 07131/2001
20011172'90
Daily Pilot Alig 2. 9. 16, 23. 2001 Th438
Flctltlout Bualnne
Name Statement
The lollowllljl persons are dolrlo business u
Whole 15roduct Market·
ing, 428 S.Ota Alla Ave,
Newport Beach. CA
92663
Robert Mooers, 428
Santa Ana Ave . New·
pot1 Beach. CA 92663
This business Is con·
ducted by. an ~ Have you slar1ed
doing business yet? Yes, 7·1--01
Robert Mooers
This statement was !tied with the County
Clerk ol Orange County on 07/3t/2001
20015872611
Dally Pilot Aug 2, 9. 16. 23 200t Th429
Fictitious Buelneaa
Name Statement
The totlow1ng persons
are domg business as
a) Blue Spnngs, Ala
b) Blue Springs, 369 E
17th Sr . Costa Mesa.
CA 92627
Btue Springs. Ala, Inc ..
(CA) 369 E 17th SI .
Costa Mesa. CA 92527,
This business 1s con-
ducted by a corporation
Have you started
<bng business yet? No
Blue Springs. Ala.
Susan w_ Ellison Prest·
dent
This stalemenl was
flied with the County
Cler1t ol Orange County
on 07131/200t
2001H721182 Dally Piiot Aug 2 9, 16.
23. 2001 Th430
Fictitious Buaineu
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business as
Newpon Lendmg, 20
Sea Island Dr .. Newpon
Beadl. CA 92660
MWS F1nanolal, Inc .
(CA). 2431 w Coast
Hwy , #205, Newport
Beach, CA 92663
Thia business is con-
ducted by • OOIPQraliOn
Have you started
doing business ye!? Yes, April 27, 2000
MWS Financial, Inc
Mike Satmon,
President
Thll stetement was
hied with the County
Oler1c ol Orange County
on 07131/2001
2001U726M
Daily Pllol Alig 2. 9. t 6,
23. 2091 Th432
A~ Buslneaa
Name Stat9ment
The following persons
ant doing business IS
Events of Taste, 41 t4
Stiorecrest Lane. Co-rona def MaT CA 92625 ET ProdUctions (NV)
2950 Flamingo Roed
Suire E-5. Las Vegas.
NV 8912t
This business Is con-ducted by a corporabOn
Have you started
dolng business yet?
Yes. 9t26l96
ET Productions
Mark Holcomb,
President
This statement was
hied whh the County
Clerk of Orange County on 07131/2001
200111872689
Delly Pilot Alig 2. 9. IS,
23. 200t ™33
Flctltlout Buslneu
N1me Statement STATEMENT OF
20016972405
Doily Piiot Aug 2. 9. t6. n 2001 Th426
The t~ persons ABANDONMEHT OF
are doing ~ • USE OF FlCTlTlOUS THE NOhTOH GAOUP. BUSINESS NAME
17881 Sen Retaal. The lolowlnO.J::"~ Fountain Valley. CA llas (have)
92708 flt use of lhe flc:btious
Cheryl S Norton. buslntU name Events
17881 San Ralaat, of Tute, 4114
Fountain VeHey. CA Stloftcl"tsl Lane. Co-
92708 rona dal Mat, CA 92625
Thie busmesl II con-The Fldltlou& Buli-
duc:tad by 111 ~ ,,... name referred to
H1v1 you started abov'f was liled in Or·
doing business yel? enge County on 21'511'99.
Vee, JUne I. 2001 FILE NO. f 999678272e ~ s Norton Mtltc w~ Holcomb. Thie 111temtnt wea 4114 ~ une.
fifed wllh the ~ Corona del Mar. CA
Cllltl of Orange CoulllY g2&25 on 01121t2001 Thia busintlt le oon-
2001 .. 1240. M.ted w. an~ ~Pio! Auo 2. e. 11, Mll'k w~ Ho1cOm> ~1 ThfV TNe lfll1tmenl ...
med Wiii lt!t County
FlctltlOue 8&lelneN alllc of 9rWOt County Heme ~ on (17131/2001
The folloWtnO peraone ll01Mntl7
.,. doqi ~ .. , ~ ...,. Al4 2, •• 18,
DEEJAY JIM, 136t Z1:)QQ] lbgl
Logan Ave , II, Coata
Meea. CA m Acma• ••-William Jainte &con. .... b ' F • 1300 Admrnl A\lt • 1'JA.,
t20. COit1 """· CA t2'2e TNt ~It OOll•
·-·~'~ _, .... , iJ-·---~ !
0aAny RoM ~ Ntwpoi1 Beach, CA dOino bUl!neu yet?
Thie statement w .. 92~ v •. 1Atii400 Thie bUMIMa It con· dldtd by In~
H•ve you atarttd ~ buaNM ~No MICtltllt ~ This l~t WU
f1lld with the Colimty
tiled with ltle County Aobel1 M. K.tv. 1232 lkaJ Wexllr Aeeltv. Oal1c of Oninge Co1.nY Irvine Ave .... N.-polt I~ on 07131/'lOOi fleech, CA 929eO Suzi Wlxler, CEO.
2001H12tt1 Thlt bu9lnttt II con-Pru. DlllV Piiot Aug. 2. 9, 16, M;ild by: hueencl and Thia ~ Wll 23. 2001 Th!35 wife tied wl1tl ltle County
Flctltl®t BualnMa Name Stmment
TJle IOltowlno petaont
att doing ~ ·= Along Came Baby,
123 Gamet Ave .. New·
pot1 Bledl, CA 92fJe2
DaVld Paul Lampe,
t 23 Gamet Ave.. New·
port Blach, CA ll2e62
Karen Joan La1t199.
123 Gamel Ave .. New-
pot1 Beedl, CA ~
This bualn"8 Is oon-ducled by· huabll'ld and
wrla
Have you started
doing bulintM ye(I No
David Lampe
This 11atement wu
liled with the County
Clllk ol Orwlge County
on 07131f200t
20011172192 Ody Plol Alig 2, 9. 16.
23 2001 ™36
Flctltioue Bu•lneaa
Neme Statement
The lollowinp persons
are doing ~ as Brett Jeans. 210A
Eas1 16th Srreet. Colla Mesa, CA 92627
Bren Joseph Rubblco
210A East 16th Slreet.
Col1a Mesa, CA 92627
This bus1neas 1a con·
dueled by· en 1ndlvidoal
Have you started
doing business yet? No
Bretl J. Aubbtco
This statement wos
filed with the County
Cterk ol Onvlgtl County on 07131/2001
20016872H3
Dally Piiot Aug 2, 9, 16.
23, 2001 Th437
Flctltloue Bualneaa
Name Statement
The lollowi119 persons 11e doing business as
F & V Woodcrahed
Des1gns and Manutac-tunng, 18534
Co«onwood SI .
Fountain Valley CA
92706·64t0
Floyd Almond Rich·
ard5on, Sr • t 8534
Cottonwood St Foun·
ta1n Valley CA
92708·6410 This business 11 oon-
ductad by an indMdual
Have you started
dotng ~ yet? No
Aoyd Almond Rich· aroson. Sr
ThiS s1a1ement waa
filed with the County
Clerk of Orange County
on 08J03/200t
20016873144
Da1l~Pilot Aug 9. 16,
23. ~. 2001 Th«()
Fictitious Bullne11
Heme Statement
Th• lollowing peBOnl .,. doing ~ ...
Elt•ll•'•. 2108
Ral.igh Ave , Costa
Meal. CA 92627
Blanca Garde, 2108
Raleigh Ave , Co1ta Mesa, CA 92627
Thi& bullnell IS 000·
ducted by an lndMdual
Have you started
doing business yet?
Yea. 1115'2001
81ance F Garcaa
This statement was
ffled with the County
Cltlll ol Onlngl County on 08/03l2001
20011173150
Daily Pilot Aug 9, 16, 23. 30. 2901 Ib441
Flctltlou• B~lneH
Neme Statement
The tol~s .,.. doing ..
ODC Direct, 17951 ~rk Circle, Surte G.
lrvfne. CA 92614
L..u81COmP. LLC (CA),
17951 Skypark circle.
Suite 0 , Irvine. CA 92614
Th•• bualness is con·
ducted by. Llmllad Lil ·
blfjty Co
Have you 1terted
domg buslne11 yet?
Yes, 1001199
Luercomp, LLC
Candk:e Kraushaar,
Managing Membe< Thll statement was hied with the County
Cllltl OI °'8nge. ~ on 08/03l2001
20016t731H ~Piiot Aug 9, 115. ~. 20()! JM.42
FlctltJoua Bu.IMN Name Si.t.ment
The tolloWlng pel'IOn8
.. tiig~-Aldarm NA. LLC.
17951 Skypa/11 Circle,
Suite G, Irvine. CA
92014
Aldtrm NA, LLC.
17951 61typark Circle,
Sui1e O. IMne CA 92914
Thie butlneu la oon· ~ by. Umlted Ue· bllllv Co Have you 1tar1ed
Clolng buatnffa yet? Y11. 01121/'lOOI Aldtfm NA, u..c
Jan'IM Kr141•1W. ~Member TNI atattment wu
Have you •tarted Cleltl of Onlnga Ccu1ly ~ bu.W-vet? No on Oll'07/2001
SuUn Beth ~ 2001MTUH
~ oa'A'~ Ccult't
2001H731t3
Delly ~ ~ 111. 23. 30, 8tpt. 6c..W!!M§2 Kay D:.\, Piiot Aug. ~6. Thll ltatemtnt Wll 23 , 20()153
Iii.ct with the County
Cllltl of °'8flOll County on 0&'03/2001
2001117'141 Dal~ Piiot Aug. 9, 18, 23, ~. 2901 005
Flctltloue Buslneae
N1me Statement
Th• lollowlng pe!10nl 111 doing t>usfnetl u ·
Z Bes! lnaurance Servicea, 15061 Sonnit-dale S1 , 1101, Huni-
11ig1on BMct'I, CA 92649
Ayman Gammoh,
2855 P~necreelc Ave .•
IA102. Colla Mau, CA
92626
Trns business 11 con-
ducted by· an tndlvidual
Have you started oo.ng boAloesa yet? No
Ayman Gammoh
This statement was
hied with rhe County
Clertt of Orange County on 08l03/2001
20011873132 01i~P1lol Aug 9, 16, 23,~. 2Q()t Th446
Flctltloua Bualnett
Neme Statement
The following persons
are dOlng busln8SI as:
Calilomia Rehabllita·
Oon & Sports Therapy,
200 Newport Center
Drive, Ste 2t3, Newport
Beach, CA 92660
Alan Vogel. 5772 Bolsa Ave .. Suite lOt.
Huntmglon Beach. CA 92549
This businen is con-
ducted by an indiYidual
Have you allrted
domg business yet? No
Alan Vogel
This sraremenl was
filed w1lh the County
Cltr1t ol Orange County
on 08J03/2001
20011873131
Daily Pilot Aug 9. 16,
23, 30, 2Q()t Th447
~ 8UtfneM
Name 8-.ment
The followlnQ penona
.,. dofllg. bullnNa -M.J. ~. 241 W
Whon t5. Colla Meal,
CA 92827 MIQda P. Bamgan,
241 w. Wil8oll 15. co.1a Miia, CA 92627
This bUslneu It ooo· duc:1ed by en JndMdual Have you slartad
doing bueNI& vet'/ No MIQda P. ~ Thls atatement was
ltled with the County Cl&rk ol Orange County
on 08/07/2001 20011173457
Daily Pilot Aug 9, t6. 23, 3Q, 20()1 Th!54
FlctttJou• Bu1lne11
NlfM · Si.t.ment
The folowlng pefSOl15 ere doing business as
Cowabunge Blinds.
2406 Naoles. Newport
Beach. CA 92660
S.S 0 En11rpnses
(CA), 2408 Naples,
Newport Beach, CA
92680
Thia business 11 eon·
dUcted by: a oorporatlon
Have you started
do4l'lQ business yet? No
S.S,O_ Enterprises
Stephen Dere11an.
President
This -stetemenr was
filed with the County
Clerk of Orange County on 08/07/200t
2001H73456
Dally Pllol Aug 9, t6,
23, 30, 2QQt Th4S6
Flctltlout Bualne11
Neme Statement
The following persons
are doW1Q buMl8Ss es
Aircraft Sales Lid
19300 Ike Jones Rd Hanoel 12. Santa Ana
CA ln707
SNA Alrcralt Sales
Ltd. (CA). 19300 Ike
Jones Rd • Hanger t2 Santa Ana. CA 92707
Thrs business is con-
cb:tad by a oorpc>fetlOll
Have you starred
doing business yet?
Yes, Jan 15. 1988 SNA Aircral1 Sales,
Ltd-
Mike Stevens.
President
This statemenl was
filed with the County
Cl&11t ol Orange County
on 08/07 /2001
200168734!18
Daily Pilot Aug 9. 16. 23, 30, 2001 Th456'
Flctltloua Bualneaa
N1me St1tement
The following peBOOI
are doing buMie" u SoundwavH. 346
Oole. 10, Costa Mesa. cA 92627
Todd Terray. 346
Oole. 10, ~ Mesa. cA 92627 This business is c;on.
rucied by: an lndvldual
Have you started
tiig buslnMs yet? No
Todd TeNay
Th11 stalement was
filed with the County
Cl&rk of Orange County
on 08/07/200 I 200111734!15
Diiiy Pilot Aug 9, 16,
23+ 30. 2091 ™57
Flctltloua Butlneae
N81M Slltament
The foltowing p11son1
are doing buslilesl as
Oueequeg's Coffee.
9562 Velan1o Dr .. Hunt·
inaton 8eec:tl. CA 92646
M ike Scianna, 9552
Velardo Of .. Huntington
Beecl'I. CA 92648
Alleen Scianne, 9552
Velardo Of.. Huntington
Beecl'I, CA 92648
This business Is con-ducted by. ~ and
wife
Actltloue Bu1lnne
N1me Sr.tetMnt
The tooow1ng pereona .,.. doing busV\eal u :
The Reatauranl Busl·
ness, 824 E Whittler
BIVd.. La Habra, CA
90631
The Restaurant Bual· nesa. Inc. (C~l. 824 E
Whrtller 8MJ , la Habra,
CA 90631 Thia bualness ii con·
dueled by a corporation Have you started
doing bu11n11s yet?
Yes, 1984
The Restaurant Busl·
ness. Inc
Aon G Sallsbury
Pres1den1
This statement was filed With Iha County
Clerk of Orange County
on 08/10/2001
20016173891
Dally P1lol Aug 16, 23
30. Seot. 6~1!h463
Flctltloua Bualneaa
Heme Stetement
The lollow1ng persons
are do<ng buslnesa Iii
The Car & The
Custard Cup, 808 E
Whr1tler Blvd . La Habra
CA 90631
The Cat & The
Custard Cup. Ltd (CA).
824 E Whinier Blvd . Le
Habra, CA 9063t
This business is con
ducted by a ilmlted pan
nership
Have you started
doing business yet"
Yes, December t980 The Cal & The
Custard Cup Ltd
Ron G Salisbury President
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Orange County
on 08/t Cl/2001
200161731199
Dally Piiot A* t 6 23 30 Seot 6 1 Th464
Flctltloua Bualne11
Heme Statement
The lollowllljl persons
are doing b\Js.ine5' as
602 ~!h Associares
3636 Birch SI 1200. Newport Beach. CA
92660 Figho Magglo1e, UC
(CA) 3636 Birdl S1reet.
1200. Newport Beach,
CA 92660
This business " con· ducted by Limited L18·
bilrty Co.
Hava you started
doing business yet'?
Y•. 8.11/0t
Flgllo Maggiore. LLC James Mat1no
Managing Member Th1$ srarement wu
tiled Wl(h the County
Clark of OrWlg8 Cot.Illy
on 08/10/2001
2001118731181
Dalt; Pllol ~ 16 23 30, Sep! 6 1 Th4§5
Flc:tltloua BualnHa
Name Slltement
The lollOWIOjl persons
are oo.ig business as
Ameocen Realdent1a1
3700 S ~ SI Sta
250. Santa Ana. CA 92704
SeMdere Networking
Enllrplises (CA). 3700
S Suaan St • Sta 250,
San1a Ana. CA 92704
This buslne11 11 con·
ducted by • oorporahon
Have you •tarted
Oo4ng buSlneU yet? No
Betvldera Networking
Enterpriaea
Flo Aetl"iwdt, 11.P
This a1atemant was
flied With the County
Clerk ol Orange Counly on 08/10/200 t
20011813895
Delly Pllol ~ 16, 23 30. Sepe 6 t Th46§
Have you 1taned Flctltloue Bualnesa ~ ~ vet'/ No Heme Statement
This ataternenl WU The lollowlng Plf90'\I
lied wfth the County .,. dolr'G ~ • a.. of ~ Colny ColomT>.m COl'sultlng
on 0Ml1f2001 frMmlllonal. 1923 Wiit
2001Mn.465 Wind, Sama Ana, CA ~Plo4 ~ 9 16 92704 2001 Thwj EugtM Luclfldo ' -Colomblnl, 1923 West
Flctltioue Buslneu Wtnd. Santa Ana CA
Heme Stnament 92704
The 1o1ow1ng peraona Thee bullnns ii con·
.. Oc*IO ~ u · ducted by an ~
fuJl'1 Gerdenlng Have you started
s.Mce. 274 Mtgnolil do(lng ~~ ~.;--Meaa. CA er atatem.nt was
Fl.lfhwa Atluthl 274 llltiCI wtth ltMt County
Mt(ll'Oll& St., cotle ~ ~~r CounlV
MMe, CA 92921 I001N7SIH
Oi111 PlloC A~ 181 23': 30. Stpt a. ~llMOZ
Cl..ono Deng ,. '=--='
Thee •*MM WU ......_ ~-tiled wlttl ltMt <:;ounty .... ,...... --
OM ol OtlnQa CounlY we doll'IO 11 on 0&'10/2001 A) eona.oa 168. 8 )
2001U7Hto Club 158, l001 Dove Dallv Plot ~ t•. 23, SClttl. &Ma 11~. New· 30 Sept. 9 t TMff pol1 Beecl'I. CA 92eeO ' Robel1a M Lowe 400
Flctltlou• lk.telne ..
Mime Sr.ternent
The lollowlno pereona are doing buWleila as Cool Sola, 17330
Ntwhooe. Fountain Val-
ley, CA 92708
Char1ee B. l..Odico, 220
Huntriglon SI . #8, Hunt·
tnglon Beach, CA 92&t8
Edgar A. Vlltarul,
2505 W. Hucl<leberry
Ad , Santa Ana. CA
92706
Thi•· business 11 con-ducted by a general
partnership
Have you started
domg bua1~ss ye1?
y ... 1115/2()()'
Edgar VIHareal
Chlt1tt B Lodloo
This statement was
hied with the County
Clel1I of Orange County
on 06/ t0i200t
200161731184
08lly Pllol Aug 16. 23
30. Sep! 6, 2001Th470
Fictitious Buainess
Name Stat1ment
The lollow1ng persons
are doing buS1ness as No1ary Dnves 2 U
3309 LaDnllo Aisle IMne. CA 92606
Mary E Wells 3309
laDnllo Aisle. Irvine CA
92606 nus busmess 1s con·
ducted by an •nd1vldual
Have you started
domg business yet? No
Mary E Wells
This srarement was
filed with the County
Clerlt ol Orange County
on 08I t 0/200 t
200168738112
Daily Pilot Aug 16 23
30. Seot 6, 2001 Th471
Fictitious Bualness
Name Statement
The folloWlng persons
are doing busllleS.s as
Cotpo<are Event Ptan-rnng by Celeste 4 17 112
Hehotrope Ave Corona
del Mat CA 92625
Celesla Mane Anle·
nucc1 4t7 1 2
H111K>11ope Ave Corona
del Mar CA 92625
This b\Jsmess 1s con-
ducted by an tndrvidoal
Have you started dolno busmess yet? No
Celeste Mane
Antenucci This statement was
tiled with tile County
Clertt o1 Orange County
on 08/ 10/2001
20016873579
OaJfy PllOI Aw 16, 23,
30, Sept 6, tTh472
Public Notice
NolJC8 IS hereby QIYen
that the undersigned w1»
be sold at public aucllOn
on August 30. 2001 at Stan11ng Scholar's Mint·
Slorage. 1957 Newpon
Blvd Costa Mesa, CA
92627. (949) 631·3379
t 2008 Chris
Gugllelrnell1 office and
household 11ems
t 20t7. Al Roger$,
Household and camera
equipment
t2033B Marg. Gasz1.
Household Items
12702 J1» Nielson
Housenotd Items
Landlold reserves the 1'911 to bid at sale. Cash
onty Sale 15 subJeCl to ~IOll 1n the event
of settlement between
landlord and obflgaled
party
StaMng Scholars
Mini-Storage
Published Newport
Beach·Cosra Mesa
DailyP1lo1 August 16, 23, ~t Th473
Flctltloua Butlnea•
N1me Slltement
The loliowong pecsons are dotng bullne&S as
Oregon Fountain.
t241 Chestnut Ave UM K Sanla Ana, CA
9270t
.--DaLover. 1782
New Hampshire Dnve
C<*a Meal. CA 92626
Thia bullMa .. con-
ducted by an lrQYldual
Have you staned
doing business yet? v .. Jeri Ot. 2000
JalMI DaLONr
Tiiis Statement WU
flied W>ltl the County
QR OI °'lfl08 Oouncy on O&' I 4'2001
2001N741H
Viill Suerte. Newport
Seech, CA 926fiO
This bualn111 Is con·
dueled by. ¥1 indMdu8I
Have you 1t11tld dOinO bulslnew yet? No Ao&el1a M. Lowe
Th11 alatement wlll
Iliad with ltle County
Clerk ol Orange Cowty
on 0&'14/200 t
2001687420I
D&lly Pilot ~ 18, 23,
30, 5ep1 6 lljl4n
Flctltioua Bu•IMH
Name Statement
The lollowtnp pllfSOM
are doing business u
Grevsnock Intern•· t1onal 624 Terminal
Way, Costa Mesa CA 92627
Jason Anthony Greyshoc:k 2 Rue De
NICOie Foolh1ll Aancfl
CA 926t0 This 1>usmess is con-
duaed by ilt1 rndnfldual Have you started
doing business yef? No
Jason Anthony Greyshock
This statement was
filed with the County
Ciellt ot Orange Cooniy
on 08/1412001
2001687421S
Dally P110I At19 16 23
30, Sep! 6. 20()1Th478
Fictitious Buaineas
Name Statement
The following persons
are doing business u
Ocean GraphQ 2686 Santa Ana Ave Apt A
Costa Mesa CA 92627
John Davis 2686 Santa Ana Ave Apt A
Coste Mesa CA 92627
Anlhony Joseph
Lomllardo 2637 W
Onon •2 Santa Am CA
92704
This busmess is con·
dueled by a general
partnersh•P
Have you srarteo
doing bus•ness yer? No
Jottn F DaYls
This s1a1ement was
hied with the County
Clerk or Orange Cooniy
on a. I 4'2001
200168741911 Dally Pilot Aug 16 23
30, Sep! 6 ?QOlfh.479
Fictitious Buainess
Name Statement
The following pen;ons
are doing business as
J & M Ouallty Meals
1918 Santiago Or Nti.,
pon Beach. CA 92660
Joseph Sciarra IV.
t9t8 Santiago Or New-
port Beach. CA 92660
Matthew Jura W1sa. t918 Sanuago Dr. New-
port Beach. CA 92660
This buS1ness is con·
ducted by 11 general
pannershlp
Have you staned
Oo4ng bustneS$ ye!? No
Josepll SaalT1I 1\1
Matthew Wise
This statement was
fried wrth the County
Ctoo. of Orange County
on 8f14/2001
20016174201
Daily ~ Alig 16. 23
30 Sept 6, 2001 Th480
Fictltloua Butlneu
Name Statement
The IOllowlng persons
are dolrig buSll1ess as
PactllC F1nanc1al Con·
suiting, lncorpora111d
524 WMe Cap lane
Newport Coast. CA 92657
PaC111C F1nanc1al Con· suiting Incorporated
(CA). 524 Wh11e Cap
Lane Newport Coast.
CA 92657
ThlS business 11 con
dueled by· a corpo11111on
Have you starred
doing business yet? No
Pacific Flnanc11I Con·
suiting, lnoorporared James K Yoltol p,_..
dent Thrs statement was
tiled with the County
Cl!n o1 Orange County on 8114/2001
2001fl74217
Daily ~ ~ 16, 23.
30. Sept 6~1Tll481
Flctltloul Bullnea
Name Statement
The lollowtno persons
.,. dowlQ ~ u
Under The Palm
T,.... 7 Vtnlagt DI •
Newport Beach. CA
92060 ~ c HoMe. 7
Vlnltge Or Newport
Beecl'I. CA 92980
This bulWleu II con· ~ by. en lnaMdull
Have you at•r'led Flctlt~ .... .,... cb1ng bullnem .,..,, No
NlfM St.eeeftlent ~ C HOMI
()My Pilat ~ 16. 23. 30, Sept, e 1D!41•
The folkMlna per90t18 1'llia Ntatntnt WU .... clcinO ~ ... filed Wlt'I the County
The Ortlt Pacific Cler1t of Qr:at9I County ~ Co • 917 w. on 811~1111•202 ~.Ac: '.Jt''f>O" Olly P11o1 ~I&, 23 8lldQlt ~. tl7 30, a.a ~~1!Ml2
W. Bev AV9' ~ AdoUI lutl ... 8::·~111 w -D I -·
Ootng bUlil*t yet? Y'•, 7/1M>t
Mold Roll This .W..tllflt !WU
liltd Wlfl Che County
Cllltk °' ()119 Colnr on cu f23l2(YJ 1
2001N71t1t = PlkJI ~ 21. 29, -4, 11, 1 T!!Qt
BSC 11024
NOTICE OF
PETITION
TO ADMINISTER
ESTATE OF:
RICHARD C.
RENSHAW
CASE NO. A20t338
To all htln. btnefl
clan•• credltora. cont-
ingent cred1t0'1. and
penonl who ml)' other·
wiM bl 111181n1ed In the
will Of llllalt Ot bottl. OI
RICHARD C
RENSHAW
A PETITION FOR
PROBATE ha.a been
ltltd by K ERRI
RENSHAW 111 IN~ nor Court ol Celrfom<a Councy ol ORANGE ThE PETITION FOR PROBATE ltqUtllS lhal
KERRI RENSHAW be
aPPQtnted as per50flal
rapr9-1a1M1 IO admrn·
!Sier the 1$1810 of the de-
cedenl
THE PETITION rt·
quesl6 aulhOrny to ad
mintster ll1e efllal8 undef
lhe lnd&pendent Admtn
ostratlOn ol Eatatff Act
(This Authonty Wll 1Jow
the personal represent
a~ves to I.Ike many ac·
ttons without obtaining
covn approval Before taking cena1n very 1m
portant actions. how
ever the personal repre
senteflves will be re-
quired to grye notioe 10
1n1erested persons un· less they have waived
no11<..e or consented 10
the Pfopostd aClK>n )
The independent admin-
1stration autnorl!y will be
gran1ed untesi an 1n-
l81 est&d persoti Illes an
00,tctJon to the pet1110n
and show$ good cause
Y>tty 11>e court should noc
9ran1 tl>e authOfrty A HEARING on the
pelrtion WlJ1 be held on
SEPTEMBER 20 2001
at 1 30 pm in OeclC l73
localed at 34 I The City
Drive Sooth Orange CA 92868
IF YOU OBJECT to the granting ol the pell
11on you should awear
at the heanng a.nd slate
your OllJecloons or hie
wrinen ob1ect1ons with
!he court ti.tore the
hearing Your ap
pearance may be 1n pet
son or by your onomey
IF YOU ARE A CRED·
ITOR or oon1tngan1 cred·
1tor ol the deceased you
most hie yoor ClaJm w•th
the court and mail a copy to the P9flONll rep. reaen1a1M1s appo<nted
by the ooun Within tour
momha llom the date ot
the hrst l6508nce of let
ters as proYlded .,, Pro
bale CoOt section 91 oo
The llrne lo< 'llln!I claims
will not etrptrr• before
lour months trom thl'
heanng dalt1 noticed
atJove YOU MAY EXAMINE
the hie kept Dy the oourt
1f you an1 a person oo-
1arestecJ 111 the estate
you may Iota ,.,,h the
COUfl cl R~I IC>f Spe.
c1at Notice (lorm OE·
1541 ol lhe hmg ol an in·
,eflrory and QPP'aiSal ol
estate usels or ol any
pe1111on or accounl as
provided 1n Probate
Code secuon 1250 A
Requesr !Of $pecaal ~
ttc11 form IS available
trom the oourt d4tfk
Atlorney IOf' Petitioner:
Mary Al'"" Ma~a. E~ SBN 103311 Law Offtc. of Mary
Alleen Maltlele
P.O. Box 54172
lrvlne, CA 92t1M172
Pubhshtd Nawporl
Beach·Coata Mesa
Daily Pilot Augusr 23
29 30. 2001
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NEWPORT BEACH
NOTICE
INV1T1HG BIDS
SM.led blda may be
,___, .. "' ~ of the City Clift( 3300
Newpo'1 Boulevard
p 0 Box 17'98, N9wpol1
Bead! CA 92658·89t5
until 2 00 p m Otl Iha
20ltl dlaV °' Sef>tambel 2001. at wtldl 11m1 Midi
bods shall be opened
elld rMCI lor 8A1.IOA YIU.AGE
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d9reon. 25252 Vie ~ ~ II oon-VlcDta J. W... 2752 Piedra Rojll. Laguna ~ by. • ODIPCllllliOn SM Juen Lane, &Ille
NIQulf, CA 92n7 Have you atarted 1300, Cotta MNa, CA This bullnlM It oon-doing bo•lnH• yet? 92828
cM:lld by. hulblnd and YM, &'Vt'01 ~ bulllllll II oon-
w111 A Cla!t)' Ttc:hnology cUted by. huabMd tine! HaYI you atArted Gloup Coinpeny wife
doing blitlnta yet? Catol RodrlOuN. Ex· Have you •tarted
Yn. OM>1J'M ecutiYe ~ d'*1Q bullnele ytt? No
l(AM1yn LaVIJ'fll Thia ttalemlnt ·wu ~ R Wallt
Gundenon llltd wftti IM County Thll ~ WU Thie ttatemenl WM Cllltc ol Cringe County filed wllh lhl County
Ned wlltl the County on 0&'17l2001 Cllltc ol OrlnOI Cocny Clellt of Onlnge Cocny 2001117451' on 0&'17l200f
on 08/17/2001 Qely Plot ~ 23, 30, 2001M7'110
20011114'3t §!Ill. e. 13~fTM8!! Ott; P1o1 Auo.. 23, 30
Oe11v Plot ~ 23, 30, Flcltdoue Buslntd Sep!. o. 13.20Q11Mi1 ~ o. IS_lJM90 Name StatMnent Flctltloue lkMlwe
FlctttioU• Bualneu The following Pl'IOnS NanM StMeoMnt
Name StatetMnt 1111 doing bu1i1eiM •: • The following pereont
Tiie following PfH1001 Olaco(eca Otoml, 745 .,. OOinl:I bolil9el 11:
are doing buei*9 11: W. 19th St., Costa Light AouM Orlelop-
A.) ™ Riv8fl~, Mela, CA 92627 ment. 2752 San Juan 8.) The RiveR E Irma 8onlla Mun1ttta. Uni, Suite '300, C01ia
Emrepot. 1661 745 W. 191h St:, Com Mell.. CA 92828
AYe , Costa Mela, CA MMI. CA 92827 Timothy R. Wal11,
92627 Thia butlnela Is oon-2752 San Juan Lane,
Kenneth Lant Ed· dueled by. an lndlYldu9I Sule '300, COila MMI. Wll"dl. 25111 E. 161h St., HaYe you started CA 112828
Newport Beach, CA doing bollne11 yet? VIQol1a J. w-.. 2752
92663 Y•. 111118 San Juan Lane, Suite
This bulinlla .. con· Irma 8onill Mun1ena '300, Com ...... CA
cM:ted by an incMcluel Thia statement wu 92028
HaYe you 11u1ed filed w1lh the County This bullnMa Is c:on·
doing boslr-. yet? No Clerk of Orange County duc!ed by: hulberld and
Kenneth Lane Ed· on 08/17/2001 wife
wards 20011174584 Have you •tarted Thia statement wu Dally Piiot Auo. 23, 30 doing tulneea yet? No
filed with the County ~ 6. 13.2001Th490 T1nlolhy R. Walu Clerk of Orange Col.my This ttaltment WU on 08/17/2001 Flctlttoua Bualnau filed with the County 2~1174570 Name St8tament Clerk of Orange County o.ily PlloC • 23, 30, The followlno penona on 0&'17/2001 Stot. 8. 13 1Tb4§7. 1111 doing buei*I 11: 2001fl7'H1
El ...,.oro BraYo Daly Plot Aug. 23 30 Ac:1ttloua 8utlneu Tortlleria, 745 w. 19th Sep!. 6. 13.J(!i)1JMi4
Name 8t.nNnent St .. Cotta Mna, CA
Flctltlou• Bualnna
Name St.tement
The lollowlng perlOlll .. doing bulileM ...
Best Hit Co.. HM
YOl1ltown Lant, Cotta
MM1. CA 92626 Makoto Har.<18, HM
YOl1down Lane, Cotta Meaa. Ca 92626 This buslneM Is con-
cluded by. an indivtdual HaYe you 1tarted
doing bulinesl yet? No
Mikoto Harada Thl1 statement wu
filed with the County
Clerk of Ol"lnge County
on 08/171200 J
2001H74571
~ Pi1ol ~ 23, 30.
: 6. 13 '™92 The 1o1ow1ng ptr90n9 92627 F1ctttlou. Bu.lneu
1111 doing bulillll a : CtCillo Romero Mur· Name Statement Flctltloua Bualnna Sandculle Mono· Mtla, 7~ W. 191h St., The folloWtno PfH1001
grwnnWlg & Gilll, COlia MM1. CA 92627 ant doing blUlaU u · Name Statement 226 112-Marine AYe., This ~ It con-Atlantla Cleaning The followlhg persona
Balboa Island, CA dueled by. an lndlYkMll Company. 2233 Avalon ara dOlng bullnell u :
112862 HaYe you started St .. Coate Men, CA. Gnlphlc Foundry. Inc ..
Robin S. Biggs, 8 Mia-doing bu1lnea1 yet? 112627 . 807 Orchid A11e .. Corona
lion Say Dr .. -Corona dtl Yee. 1980 Craig S. O'SulllYan, del Mar, CA 92625
mar, CA 92625 Ctc.llo Romero Mur· 2233 AYllon SI., 'Costa G~ Foundry, Inc.
Thia butinesa Is con· rtena Meu. CA 92627 (NV). 807 Orchki AY• cM:ted by: an~ Thie 1tatement was ~ P. Kdte, 2222 nut, Corona dtl Mar, CA
HaYe you 111rtld filed with the County AYalon St, Cotta Mesa, 92825
doing ~ yet? No Clellt of Orange County CA 92627 This business la con· Ro6WI S. 8igga on 0&'17 /2001 This bulinnl 11 con-cU:.ted by. a oorporatiol 1
Thll aiatement wu 20011174H3 ducted t>y· a o-rat HaYe you •tarted
llted wfltl the County Daily Pilot Aug. 23. 30 partnel'lhlp doing buslnela yet? No
Clerk of Orange COi.my Stpl 6. 13.20o1Th495 Haye you 1t1rted Gniphlc: Foundry. Inc
on 08/17/2001 doing busln"' yet? Kent Sarkouras,
2001117"72 s Y11, 1orn President
Delly Piiot Aull. 23, 30, ELL This statement wu Stot. 6. 13.29Q1Th488 filed with the County Clerk of Orange Col.my
on 08/'21 /2001
G:t EOUAl llOUttltG OPf'ORTUMITY
1n:.r:.:.s to tlle ftderll Fllr
Act of 111111 ..
wllldt makll It lltOal to
ldVlltlle -~ Nmltallon Of
baled on=· lllla-lon, MX. , ..,,.....,
llalUI Of Ollgifl, Of
1n Intention to malt lllY
lucll ~. tlmltlllon
Of dllcflmlAllloft .•
Thia ,.....,.,. will "°' knowingly accept aoy
1dv1rtl .. 111t11t for rtll
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Flc:ttttoua lk.ltlnMa
Heme Stat9mtnt
Tile folowtna penont .,. doing bulileiM at:
Golden Sklee MOblle Home Pattc, 100 w. ~
way Dr.. Anaheim, CA
92805 Tim Anderson, 14
Lucerne. Newport Beach, CA 92660
This bullnlll 11 oon-
ducltd by. an lncM:tllll
Han you 1tarted
doing buslne11 yet? v •. 1986
Tim Anderlon
'fNs ltalemenl WU
flied with the County
Clar1I ol Or1lngt County on 0&'17/2001
20011174850
Daily Pilot ~ 23, 30, Stpl, 6. 13 1Th501
FlctltJoua Bualneu
Name Statement
The followlllg person• .,. doing bullnelt as:
aNotuy.net, 20561
Subulbla Lane, Hunt· tngton Beach, CA 92e46
Elizabeth Ament, 20561 Suburt>la Lane.
HuntlngtOfl Beech, CA
92§.46
This bolinns ts con·
cM:ted by. an indM1lal
HaYe you 1tarted
doing buslneu yet? No
Elizabeth Ament Thia statement was
IHed witli the County Clerk ol Orange Col.my
on 08/21 /2001
20011874851
Dally Piiot Aug 23. 30 Seo!. 6. 13.20Q1Th5Q2
FlctltJoua Bualneaa
Name Statement
Tile f~ persons .,. doing business as.
Preclilon Glass &
Opticl, 3600 W. Moore
AYt.. Santa Ana. CA
92704
Suk ~1 Inc. (CA),
3600 W. Moore AYe ..
Santa Ana. CA 92704 Tt!!! boslneu Is C9!t
Flctttloua BualMN Name Stat9ment The followlng peflOnl
... doing buUleiea 11:
Smart Gfaphlx, 1864
Babcock St., Coate
Mesa. CA 92827 Chrl1topher Rose,
16&4 Btlboodl SL, COlia Mesa, CA 92627
Debbie ROM, t 864
Babcock St , Co1ta
Meea. CA 92627
This bullnela 11 con·
dlaed by CXl1)artntrl
Haye you llarted
doing boalne11 yet? v... 06.'01~1
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CounlJ Clmt, publish onct 11 wu/J for four wttlu AS rtquirrtl by law 11n4 thni flit 1""' proof of publication with tht CounlJ Cln*.
PltAJt Itop by to fik your fotiJious businm stAtnnml 111 tht Dllily Pi/.ot, 33]) W.
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Opening lead: Ten of o
Study the bidding and plly to this
deal. Should four liearts have been
defealed. or was there a way for
declarer to make the concnct? If so,
how?
Nocc Nonh's raise to two hearts.
With the king of spades equal to the
ace in light of the bidding, lhree rea-
sooabl y good cards in support of
partner and a queen of unknown
value, the raise is fuUy justified With
a terrible holdins in spadca, South's
jump to game as a &it pushy. We
==·::~~ of die lqtb in che tri1hWt.
Well led lbc lt.D ~ clWnoock, cov-
ered by the ~and queen and WU!
wilh die ~ 'JNinog were drawn in
tine rounds and ibe dllec of dia-mood.s was led to., 1even RI eight.
East shifted to the jack or clllbs,
declarer played low and Welt won
with the king. Dl:c1aler Slill hid to
surrender tricb to the ace of spades
and king of dilmonds -down one.
It all l°'*-9 perfectly normal. yet
South made IQ egregious ~ at
rrict · one which C09C lhc COdlrlCt.
Loot It wbal would hlcJpeti if decla--
cr dlouid play I low dilmond from
dJJmmy instead of COYerinc die m East caooot atf ord to insezt I hiJth
diamood. and Soulh Ids lhc a ldd
the trick. West, who is msbd with
the ace of spades and kini of chit.
for the ovcrcall, amot shift lo I
black suit because lhll giva declarer
the c:onlnlC1. so must exit with a
trump. Declarer wiN in dummy and
draws two more round5 of trumps,
then playa ace and mother diarncn1
to cleat out the defenders' winner in
the suit. When WI shifts to a club,
doclan:r rises with the ace and ca.Ws
out the diamonds for a club discard.
Declarer still must. lurrcndcr a trick
to the ace of ~· but that is the third and last b1ck for the deferuc.
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