HomeMy WebLinkAbout2002-05-30 - Orange Coast Pilot·--= Take your pick. I I •
Sun or showers?
How about
both?
S..P-2
SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINC~ 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM THURSDAY, f'.MY 30, 2002
From a g, a fra~d ring emerges
. . , .
•
• It was a grisly shootout in
front of a Costa Mesa fast-food
restaurant, but now, a year later,
details surface in the murder of
a Newport Beach man.
Dffpe llhar•th
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -A macabre, broad
daylight shooting that left a 49-year-old
Newport Beach man dead -and
stunned many who witnessed the sur-
real scene -was much more than a
heated fight between two men that
escalated out of control.
Information emerging lrom the trial
shows the shoobng that JOited many
people going about their everyday lives
on a bri~ht Priday afternoon d year ago
was a violent, unexpected and shocking
episode -if not the conclusion -in a
series of convoluted stories spanning
more than a decade -stories with
underlying themes of crime, deceit and
betrayal.
As a 1ury determines the fate of 42-
year-old Ramadan Dok ovic-, possibly on
Friday, the case of the Downey man
may have led detectives to an under-
ground credit card fraud ring in which
at least one local business was bilked
out of more than $225,000.
It was on the afternoon of May 18,
2001 , when several witnesses testified
they saw the two men struggling over a
gun in the parking lot of the Jack in the
Box restaurant at the comer of 17th
Street and Tustin Avenue.
The pair sat parked in Mlroslav Mar-
ie's black Mercedes-Benz convertible
with the top down when many people;
who were either shopping, getting
food, working or gettmg their hair
done, heard Marie's plaintive cnes for
help and then saw tum slump as the
l(ENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Rep. Chrls Cox shares a laugh with second-grade rs Wednesday while reading a book at Mariners Eleme ntary
School In Newport Beach.
Growing readers
O.lrdre Newman
DAILY PILOT
S econd-graders at Mariners
Elementary School added the
word • arugula • to their
vocabulary Wednesday,
thanks to Rep. Chris Cox.
Cox visited classrooms to read to
youngsters in honor of Reading First,
a national program aimed at helping
children to learn to read by the time
they finish the third grade.
Congress recently tripled funding
to the program, which emphasizes
phonemic awareness as an introdu{:-
tion to phonics, Cox said.
"It's very clear that if children
don't read by the third grade, they
face difficulties throughout their edu-
cational career and afterward,• Cox
said.
Cox's visit was also part of the
school's Celebrity Read program,
which has attracted such luminaries
as Supt. Robert Barbot and an Ana-
heim Angels baseball player as guest
Rep. Chris Cox reads
to Marin ers Elementary
second-graders,
even teaching them
a new word
readers.
Cox read two books to the two
second-grade classrooms he visited.
The first was •June 29. 1999, • whk h
chronicles the experiment of a girl
who releases vegetable seedlings
into the air. As a result, various veg-
etables, including arugula, fill the
sky.
Cox, unsure of how to pronounce
the word, asked the teacher what it
was.
"Now it's part of our vocabulary,·
he said to the students, after learrung
that it was a salad plant.
After reading a second book, Cox
talked to the students about thelr
reading habits.
Cox, who has a second-grade
daughter who devours Nancy Drew
books and a third-grade son who is
adclicted to the Hardy 8oys series,
said he learned the virtues of reading
early.
"I remember when l was about
tlus age, my parents gave me the
Golden Book Encyclopedia set -18
volumes -and it turned into my
bedtime reading,• Cox said.
Many of the students said they
were impressed to meet the con-
gressman.
"It was really neat because I nev-
er met or saw a congressman
before,· said Gretchen Tingler, 8.
Teacher Diane Boeck said her stu-
. dents' love of reading is affirmed
when they see people they admire
participating in the process.
"They see everyone read and
enjoy it,• Boeck said.
• DEIN>M NEWMAN covers education. She
may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-
mail at deirdre.MwmanOlatimfl.com.
A reluctclnt initiate to the cult of walmng
M y wife has discov-
ered a new source
of health informa-
tion to drop on my desk: /
reports of studies belng done
at the UC lrvine College of
~cine. Although their
intent ii clearly a longer and ~life. they are a
tnised baa to me.
$oale, lor nample, raise
doubts about 8dvk:e that bad
beiO CMt In atone a few
biOnt.bs OI' yean earlier. some,.... tbe qu.Uon o1 ~or DOI a lbortet 1118 ~
IDJ9bt be a reaanable trade
off for the r~ ~ to~ And IOID8
dmwnct clldplm dwty
beyond ....... "., ... biiieli OI m..c:tll and W..
Because I feel that the only
rational reason for walklng
is to get somewhere, I have
always resisted it for any oth-
er purpose. I got away with
this mostly because I played
a Jot of tennis and was able
lo sell the dubious rationale
that tennis not only replaced
but was better than walking.
1Wo yean ago, I had to
stop playmg tennis because
an errant hip wouldn't allow
me to run properly. So that
threw me into the walldng
long facility for finding the aowd. I'm ltill looking for a
euy way. c;omfort zone then. ~ •
The belt eumpa. o1 the "'"°"~b w.&ldag ii dedd-
latter ~ -No. 1 OD ·ecnv ftCi my tbliag, J'W ' ""' ......... lilt-" the beCome coavtncld tblt ...
v.lue «-die ill 91D1Pll
and w 2 .., tn plltk:ulm' • •ICUIM ... AI
•
gun in Dokovtc's hand went off, purnp-
mg three bullets into Marie from the
long-barreled handgun at close range
Although detectives themselves
called the incident the most publ.lc
shooting in the city's history, the Coi,ta
Mesa Police Deparbnent released little
information about the investigation
dunng the months that followed.
But details that emerged from the tn·
al, Dokovic's own statements to the
poLlce and other court docwnents have
shown that the Incident was lin.ked to a
credit card fraud nng that operated
SEE KILLING PAGE A4 Ramadan Dokovic
Sewage dumping
bill revives fight
•Rep. Chris Cox promises that he and others will
not let proposal to amend Clean Water Act pass.
Paul Clinton
D AILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACI I -A
federal bill that would give
hodters the green hght to
dump partially treated sewdge
into Newport Harbor has
come back to We after 1t clied
in a subcorruruttee ldst year
Rep Jun SdXton (R-NJ.)
hds remtroduc<><l a bill. known
us the RecredlJondl Waters
Prolecuon Act, thdt would
dmcnd the Cledn Water Act to
do two ttungs. rl!!VISe the stdn-
dards for bdctend levels and
allow boats eqwpped with a
"mdrine sarutdbon deVlce" to
unload their waste in protect·
ed wdter bodies
The devices disinfect
sewage by kHJing bacteria
but not viruses.
Saxton remlroduced the bill
Feb 5, and Newport Beach
Mdyor Tod Ridgeway opposed
1l m d May 22 letter to Rep
Chru. Cox (R-Newport Beach).
"It keeps resurrectmg
1~eU, • enVl.ronmentahst Jack
Sk.mner said. "But we have the
Sdffie concerns .... We should
never let sewage mto the bay.•
A dlfect result of the bill's
passage would be the loss of
the harbor's federal dl.stinct10n
as a • no-dl.scharge harbor •
The EnVlronmentaJ Protec-
tion Agency granted the har-
bor that designalion m 1976
to prevent .boaters from dis-
chdrgmg their waste.
As the law now stdnds.
l>Odters must use any one of a
handful of ·pump out· sta·
lions to release their sewage.
City leaders have been
fighung the bill, whkh would
dffect Newport Harbor and
SEE SEWAGE PAG£ A4
Balboa Peninsula to
lo.se its ficus trees
• Newport Beach City
Council votes narrowly
to replace the roots
'of all evil' with coral
gum trees.
Jun• C.sagr•nd•
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH
They're beauWul They're
shatty. They're historic.
They're gone.
The 25 ficus trees that form
a gorgeous canopy over Mam
Street on Balboa Peninsula
must be removed, despite
their obvious charms, City
Counal members decided
Tuesday.
In a 3-2 vote -wtth Coun-
cilmen Gary Adams and Gary
Proctor absent -council
members reluctantly dealt a
findl blow to the 40-year-old
treei,
Dozens of residents on
both sides of the tssue plead·
ed their case unlll late mto
the rught, all of them agree-
mg the trees are gorgeous.
ome, especially local mer-
chants, said the trees
nonetheless had to go· Therr
roots were too damaging to
sidewalks and sewer lines. As
eVldence, Gay Wassall-Kelly,
president of the Balboa Mer-
chant Owners Assn., brought
to the lectern a long ficus root.
•we call it the root or all
evil,· she said. "It traveled
about 125 feet.•·
· General Services Dtrector
Dave Niederhaus has recom-
mended remoVIJlg the trees
SEE FICUS PAGE A4
••••
llUllllS UIUIY
Parents urge the tehool
boen:t to ac..P • ...,..
librery for llllMIMI)
students ttwt ...
progr .... wtd't. public
ltbrary. ... .._.
co·m1m11.-
I
. • •
• • .. •
• . . • • • • • " • • • • • • .. •
• •
.. • • .. • • I! -Ill
Ill
II • It •
I
COIPOUTE HIPPlllllS /
The Costa Mesa Communicators Toastmasters Oub meets from
noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the Orange County Department
~tlon, 200 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. Meetings are open
to anyone who wants to Improve his or her public speaking
skills. (714) ~783.
A2 Thursday, M.oy 30, 2002
WORKING
Cory Day
HE IS
Taking care of "patients• and
·guests"
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Cory Day has been feeding and
cleaning arurnals SUlce he was a
teenager.
Now 29. he conbnues to work Wlth
pets at the Back Bay Arumal Hospi-
tal, where the Newport Beach resi-
dent tends to sick animals and also
loolis a fter pet guests at the hospital's
pet motel.
As one of the hospital's managers,
Day,says he does •a little bit of
everything.•
·I do anything from feeding and
medicating the animals to cleaning
the kennels,• he said.
Day said he has never received
any specia l training or education to
BRIEFLY IN BUSINESS
Fletcher Jones hosts
student photo contest
Nearly 40 fifth-grade photogra-
phers turned out to display their
work at the Picture Perfect photo
essay contest ceremony held last
month at Fletcher Jones Motorcars.
As part of its 10th anniversary cel-
ebration, the Newport Beach dealer-
ship sponsored the contest to encour-
age students to develop an apprecia-
tion pf nature. All images were taken
of the Upper Newport Bay Ecologi-
cal Reserve and were enlarged and
professionally mounted.
"It ls amazing to view these
dynamic image~ of the Upper New-
port Bay as seen by these very tal-
ented youngsters," said Garth Blu-
menthal, general manager for
Pletcher Jones. "Many of the stu-
dents have expre sed Interest in
continuing to explore other areas of
He's one
with the animals
do what he does.
"I don't believe you need or
require any particular training,• he
said. "What's more valuable in this
business is experience.·
LABOR OF LOVE
And Day has lots of it, having been
in the business for about 15 years. He
came to Back Bay Animal Hospital a
year ago, he said .
The most challenging aspect of his
job? Communication, he says.
"The animals can't communicate
their problems to us,• Day said. "So we
need to figure out what's wrong with
them and relay that to the owners.·
The pet motel mostly entails main-
nature and documenting their expe-
ditions through the eye of the lens.•
Fletcher Jones sponsors several
community events in addition to Pic-
ture Perfect.
Newport Beach hotel
wins 2 culinary awards
Accents RestaurAnt at the Sutton
Place Hotel in Newport Beach has
received two culinary awards from
two prestigious California restaurant
assodations.
The Southern Cali!omia Writers
As,g-i. awarded the restaurant the (;old-
en Sceptre Award in the contemporary
category, its highest rating, for its high
quality wmdards in both cuisine and
service, along with the (;olden Bacchus
Award for tu fine wine list and service.
The California Restaurant Writ-
e.rs Also. awarded the restaurant
two Three-Star Awards. The first for
being an outstanding restaurant
and the second for having an out-
standing wine cellar.
tenance work but gets really busy dur·
ing weekends and holidays, he said. .
EMOTIONAL ATTACHMENT
The interesting part of his job, Day
said, is the satisfaction he gets in see-
ing "something through from begin-
ning to end."
"When the animals get here,
they're really sick sometimes, and It's
nice to see them recover and get
healthy," he said.
Day gets emotionally attached to
several of his "patients" too:
•That explains why I have three
dogs, two cats and two parrots at
home,• he said. "I end up adopting
them when their owners can't take
them back for whatever reason.•
-Story by Dffpa Bharath;
photo by GNg Fry
Newport Beach
company sets record
er Realty Corp., based in New-
port l}each, has sold the Baywood
Villa Apartments in Corona for $55
million, setting the record for the
highest price paid for an apartment
community in Inland Empire history.
The real estate investment and
development firm sold the apart-
ments to GTS Properties Hollywood
Inc. of Rolling Hills Estates.
•After the completion of our reno-
vations and upgrades, the property
became even more Jll4J'ketable, • said
Raymond A. Polverini, vice president
of er Realty. "In addition, Baywood
offers a great choice of floor plam, u
well as excellent on-site amenities,
including one of the most outstand-
ing recreational facilities tn the area."
CT Realty has completed more
than 100 transactions since its estab-
lishment in 1994 and focuses on
acquiring well-located properties.
.. J. .....
Daily.2P,ilot. MDnnor
~)57~
READERS HOJUNE
(949) 642-6086
t1ght No ,_ stories, illusttatlom,
editorial matter or ~ts
herein <Ml be reproduced~
written pwmmb'I of c~ owner.
VOL 96, NO. 150
'IMOIMIM.--~
"*"~ ldllor
NO'tCISrTWIO. ~DWeaot LAM.-.-..
"'°'"°'lofw Dlt«t«
!lpnwlSIMf
..,.~
~ClltDf (M)57 ])
,_ ultne ,."**''°"' ............. °" ldllGr (Mt *'4)24 ,.,,_,,....,._com .... ~ ...... ~$7....uJ IWf""IM .... lli,,__.., .... ........ ,...... ......
fMltS""19Z
~---··--=-Olilt-=-... ,~ .._,.. .... _,.r
1
;o...w>~com
"9w...0.-. ""*~ ~,......,,.
~com
II ..... ..........
6-eftd~~(M)S7~
dltpl:.,,. ..... """' tom ..... c .....
HewpOt\ .... .....,,.,, (Mf) 57~»
>--............... -..o... ,__,.,._Ml" ......
.~ ,... ...... ,,.....,.,_..._ . ....,....,.._ ,.,,, ..... -c....-.':-'9 .... ._, ..•. .. .... .....................
... LS .. ·-~ .....
..........._. ... 1164m
~
2 s•S ........ .:..... .......
' .. ..... r
R«ord your comments about the
O.tly Pilot 0< news tips.
ADDM55
OUr .._Is 330 W ~St, Costa
MeM. CA 12127. Office hours trt
Mondly • ~ l:JO • m. • 5 p.m ............... ~
HOW TO REACH US
Orc:uledon
The Tlmes Orange Coun1V
(800) 252-9141
AIMftWng
Classified (949) 642·5671
Display (949) 642-4321
Edhortel
News (949) 642-5680
Spol1s(949)574-422)
News, .. (Mt) M6-4170
Spol1s , .. (Ml) l50-0170
l~:~dmaaim _.,. OfllClt •
llUllM9 Offtot (Ml) 642-4321
IUllna fa (Ml) 6.JMUe
MlltlM 111¥1"-~""" . .............. ~,__
-""-OIM ... _,..
Doily Pilot
Toys are easy to
find at Toy Boat
T oy Boat, Toy Boat.
Toy Boat opened its
third Newport Beach
store in the new Newport
Coast Shopping Center, to
follow Pavilions as the sec-
ond tenant. Toy Boat carrtes
classic toys for boys and
girls, as well as current
popular to)'s. There are
books, sports balls, beach
toys, games, puzzles, tricy-
cles, wagons, qolls, gifts
and more. They offer free
gift wrapping and free
assembly for tricycles and
wagons. The original store,
the Toy Shop, has been in
the area for 40 years. In
1995, owners Diane and
Gary Naumann renamed
the store Toy Boat, Toy
Boat, Toy Boat after the
tongue twister. The New-
port Coast Shopping Center
is at San Joaquin Hills Road
and Newport Cout Drive
in Newport Beach. Upon
completion, there will be 26
stores, services and cuual
dining restaurants. (949)
759-8697.
PureBeauty ii another
new tenant that opened at
the Newport Coast Shop-
ping Center. If you love to
find beauty products, this ii
the perfect destination. The
store carries about 5,000
products from quality lines
and often consultation, u
well as services for hair,
skin and body. The bou-
tique has its own Pure54·
Ions with licensed cosme-
tologists and aesthetidans
who specialize in hair care, ·
including color, cuts and
styling. Sldn care treat-'
ments inchde facials, wax-
ing and parci,ffin treatments.
The latest theme in bed-
ding is the surf motif and,
according to Stroud.a, Dean
Miller's Surf Bedding is its
best seller:oean Miller
Hawaiian Island prints spe-
cializes in Hawaiian home
furnishings, and the bed.-
ding patterns range from
Hawaiian hibiscus, surf-
board designs, dancing
hula girls, t1ki statues and
woody cars. There are com-
forter covers, throw blan-
kets and pillows. The line
was created by Doug C.
Smith, who started the
company in a spare bed-
room of his apartment on
$10,000. "It's the perfect
accent to your beach
lifestyle,• says Doug C.
Smith. "We looked at the
industry, and everything
was so bland and similar.
We just wanted to add a lit-
tle fun and bring some
island accents into the
home. It just congers up
warm visions of beautiful
islands and tropical par-
adises." Strouds is in the
Costa Mesa Cowtyards at •
1835 Newport Blvd. (9-49)
722-7655.
Greer Wylder
BEST BUYS
Target Greatlandl now
carrtes professional makeup
artist Sonia Kashu.k's new
scents. AU of her fragrances
are made from while flow-
ers and do not contain arti-
ficial ingredients. The three
fragrances are Gardenia,
Tuberose and Preesin. The
one-ounce bottle ii $9.99, ·
and the 1.7-ounce bottle is
$16.99. Sonia Kashuk is a
celebrity makeup artist who
selll an affordable profe1-
sional makeup line abd ·-:
application tooll at T8.f9el
stores. Target Greatl'a.rids ;15
at 3030 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa. (714) 979-0372.
Tbe Sutton Pl&ce Hotel
tn Newport Beach 11 ofjer-
ing all kind.a of weekend
package deals for summer.
For example, the Pageapt
of the Masters package is
$309 per nigbt for dehixe:
accommodation.s. Premium
Pageant of the Masters'
tickets are $100 extra. It's
available Piiday and Satur-
day, July and Auguit only.
The Summer Sizzle pack-
age includes a Royal Conti-
nental breakfast in bed or
in the Accents Restaurant.
It's priced from $119 per
night for deluxe accommo-
dations. The Tee ll Up
package provides deluxe
.accorrunodationsfortwo,a
round of golf at Tustin
Ranch Golf Club or Straw-
berry Farms golf course. It
indudes transportation to
and from the golf courses.
It's priced from $325 per
night for deluxe accommo-
dations. The Tenn.is for 1Wo
package includes deluxe
accommodations for two.
breakfast in bed or in the
Accents Restaurant, and a
one-hour private tennis les-
son for two, as well as com-
plimentary use of the tennis
courts. It's priced from $169
per night for deluxe accom-
modations. The Sutton
Place Hotel is at 4500
MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. (949) 476-2001.
• llST IUYS appears Thursdays
and Saturdays. Send Information
to Greer Wytder at greer·
wytde1'9yahoo.com or 330 w. s.y
St.. Cost.I Mesa, CA 92627, or via
fax tt (949) 646-4170.
SURF AID SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
This Is going to be a weird
one. The day wlll kldt off with
a morning m.wlne laytr al~
the comt and wilt clear this afternoon. Highs w111 top out In
the mld-70. lri Costa Mesa and
the upper'°' In Newport h.at. lut then, this .,.,.Ing.
the doudl wffl rofl In Mid
thrMeln to dtop ~Ott
N9wport-MIN. Thr.-n .. the
key word, 1hough. ~
lows wtll ltly IOmtwMt WMn
et about 60.
Fftdey IO fat Is -Ing • btt ,,.,. with= morning ttMMlen ... llut ~ ==~~--· "=...,,cooler . ......
....IMl.ftON.gtw •
their typical to to 15 knots In
the Inner wtlten today. with 2·
foot w~ and •mixed JOUth
and west swell of l feet.
Out farther, much of the ..,,,.
shoutd be encbUntered. though
the northwest sMtl wit be S.g-
., et 6 to I f9et. It'll build
sllghtty by ewnlng .
SURF
T<*y's the dey to hit the wawa. whkh .. expected In
the dwt-Nah renge. ~re
....... .. buld ft9ft ...... frl·
-..... hMd-hlgh Mb . -..... , ~..,,.
TIDIS ... ,. ....
Mp& .,...
Doily Pilot
Pare~ts tick off joint-use library worries
• Safety ranks first
with group suggesting
Mariners Elementary
School keep a separate
facility.
Dei rdre Newman
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACl::L -A
small group of Mariners Ele-
mentary School parents
voic.ed concerns at Tuesday's
school board meeting about
a proposed library that
would be shared by the. pub-
lic and the school, and also
what it would take to allevi-
ate those concerns.
As the June 14 fund-rais-
ing deadline draws near, the
parents continued to express
their fears about having stu-
dents intermingle with the
public during school hours.
But they also proposed a
panacea: C hange the pro-
posal from co-location to
joint venture, ".f hich would
k eep the school and branch
library from being housed
under the same roof and cre-
ate a partnership instead.
As the proposal stands
now, a new 14,000-square-
foot library would replace
the existing Mariners Branch
Library and would be on city
property adjacent to the
school. Students would no
longer use their own school
library but would go. with
their teachers, to the chil-
dren's section of the public
library instead.
The effort to build the
Joint-use library started in
the fall as Newport Beach
City Council members joined
'I don't see any
reason why w e
should put our
children at risk
when there's
absolutely no
reason to do that.'
-Gail Stroth,
parent of a Mariners
fourth-grader
with library arid school lead-
ers to obtain state money for
the project.
But the Proposition 14
funds eannark ed for build-
ing joint-use public llbranes
would cover only 65% of the
p roject's $3-rnillion pnce tag.
The remaining million must
be raised by the commuruty.
As of earlier this month, sup-
porters had raised more than
$300,000. .
Most of the seven parents
who spoke al the meeting
charge the joint-use proposal
is inherently unsdfe for
schoolchildren and should
be ruxed. '
"I don't see any redson
why we should put our chil-
dren at risk when there's
absolutely no reason to do
that," said Gail Stroth, who
has a fourth-grader at the
school. • 1 would Jove for the
school to keep its own
library.•
And that oplton ls a viable
possibility, said parent Linda
Duffy, who said she has been
elbow-deep in research
about iomt-use 1.Jbrary salety
since the proposal emerged.
Duffy and other parents
fonned a Web site earlier.this
month to educate the com-
munity about the risks they
believe are rile m the pro-
posal.
Duffy's homework paid
off, as state officials have
confirmed her research J!>
correct.
Richard Hall, library bond
act manager for the state
office of library construction.
said the Mariners school can
k eep its own library and still
qualify f9r top-priority
Proposition 14 funds as long
as 1t lS mvolved in a 1omt-
venture with the new
Manners Branch Library
Thdt would entail the branch
library incorporating some
kind of service that benefits
students in kindergarten
through 12th grade, such dl>
a computer center, d family
literacy center or a home-
work center. '
School board mem ber!>
acknowledged that chil-
dren's safety comes first and
said tl}ey will take the pdr-
ents' concerns and sugge!>-
tions into consideration
when they vote on the pro-
posal on June 11.
"The health and safety of
our kids is one of our mdjor
responsibilities." said Judy
Franco, school board pre!.1-
dent "Without having lhdt
factor, no matter how high
our educational standards
are, it's not going to happen •
Supporters of the project
spoke Tuesday dl the N ew-
port Beach City Council
meeting. which takes place
al the same lime as the
school board meeting.
Thursday, May 30, 2002 A3
NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL WRAP·UP
INSIDE CITY HALL
Here are some af the deci-
sions coming out of Tuesday's
Newport Beach City Counetl
meeting.
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS TRAFFIC
WHAT HAPPENED:
A traffic study of the area
of Newport Heights and Cliff
Haven was given the. green
ligh~ by couocil members.
W~AT IT MEANS:
The City Wiii
spend an esti-
mated S30,000
to hire a con-
sultant to look
at a number of
traffic issues tn the· area -
everything from traffic vol
umes and speeds to pedestri-
an concerns and the effect
of the three public schools
and St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church.
SHEUMAKER MARINE
STUDIES CENTER
WHAT HAPPENED:
Council members autho-
rized the htrrng of architect
Ron Yeo to draw up plans for
the Manne Studies Center at
Shellmaker Island. The con-
tract for the architect 1s not
expected to exceed S 100,000.
WHAT IT MEANS:
A state-of-the-art water-
quality lab and education
center takes another step
forward. The ambitious pro-
iect, as envisioned, 1s a joint
project of a
number of
agencies,
including the
city, the U.S.
Department of
Fish and Game, UC Irvine
and many others. There,
authorities will conduct
tests on water samples tak-
en from throughout the
county. There are also plans
to build an artificial tide
pool to allow school groups
to learn about the diverse
natural habitats without
endangering or disrupting
wildlife in the tide pools at
Little Corona. Other educa-
-tional, research and envi-
ronmental activities at the
center will focus on preserv-
ing the marine environ-
ment.
CITY BUDGET
~HAT HAPPENED:
«~ouncil members
approved a
motion to
schedule the
first public
hearing on the
city's 2002-03
ftscal year budget.
WHAT rT MEANS:
Residents will get the
opportunity to speak publtcly
about the budget at the
council's July 11 meeting.
Copies of the preltmrnary
budget are available in
advance through the city
clerk's office at City Hall
NEXT MEmM5
•WHEN: 7 p.m. June 11
• WHIRi' City Coundl
Chambers at Qty Hall,
3300 Newport BNd.
• INFORMATION: (949)
644-3005
21 OCEANFRONT
REStAURINT
WHAT HAPPENED: ·
Contradicting staff~rs· rec-
ommendations. the Oty Coun-
~ ~~:.n mm to grant him a
permit to build
a wrought-iron fence along-
side the restaurant where an
iron rail is OOl/I/, Staffers had
denied him the permit., noting
that his request conflicted
with oty policies designed to
protect views and nghts of
way. Council members were
quick to laud staff for doing a
good iob but nonetheless
overturned thetr decision,
with a few provisions
WHAT IT MEANS:
Gugas1an is allowed to
build the fence at about 6
feet high instead of 10 feet.
WHAT THEY SAID:
"Mr Gugasian has credi-
bility and has done nothing
but quality work," M ayor
Tod R~dgeway said.
-Compiled by
June casagrande
RosEY's AUIOBODY FUSIOfi SUSHI Japanese 9'•staruant
--~
You have the right to
choose your repair facility
Insist on the Best
. ~ GRAnD OPEn1no111 . .. ---949-631-0403
427East17th Stl'ftt #D
LIFETIME WARRANTY
full Service Collision Center
Insurance Approved Shop
(949) 642-4522
ROSIY'S AUTOIODY
121 lnduterial w.,
C-.MetO
~ UCI ChaQ Family Comprehensive Cancer Center JlS.. & The Friends of Cancer Research
Present
Moonlights
Cool Sounds
Sunday, June 2, 2002
San Juan Capistrano Mission
San Juan Capistrano, CA
I 8:00 p.m.
General Admission Tickets
Available by Calling
714-456-3618 or Visit
www.udhs.ucl.edu/c.ncer/calendar
Featuring
Dave Koz
UCI Chto family Comprehensive Cancer
Center's Friends of Cancer Research are
financial partners whose gifts SUppc>f1 the
c.enteJ Ind it's ongoing efforts to l)ttYent
Ind hopefully one dfY cute C.Xtf. Annuil
mernbtnhlp contributions support the
areas of gre1t"t need with the Center
Including:
6 UCllNut~
• Women's (an(«~ Center
A PM1tnt Md F.mly SuppM Funds
A AltNrdl Md Cllnlcal flWs
• SuppM Gtoups
The Chto Family Comp1~nsive Cancer Center, at the
Unlvefslty of ulifomia, Irvine IS located at the UCI Medical
Center. It Is one of only six Na1ion1I Gtncer Institute des-
ignated c~siw ~ centtf's In ulifomia and the only
NCJ~ivted comprehenslw cancer center In Orange County
It has the ldditlonll distinction of being one of only 41 in the
country. The Cti.o Family Comp<ehenslve Canctr Center strlvti
fof cancer prewntlon through reMarch, ~tlent trtatmtnt of
ulstlfl9 cancers. and ~ommunity-wlde education. our f.culty
~Md clinicians prOYkSt the iateJt translation of can
cet ~ to hlgt\ quellty, penoNluJed CMe fOf ~tlenU The
~of,...,.,., IMne Is PfOUd of the strides lu lnwstl·
9ltOfl IC the Cheo Fernily C~slW Cancer C.nter n
l'Nklng In the ftght 9inst CMKer.
~--························· ................................................................................. ..
...... ~~~~~~~~-...~------............ Addr91~--~~~-..-..---~~-..~~
~ ~--~_,..~_,.._,.._,.._,.._,.._,_
.,......--~~--~'--..~~~~-E<fNI.___..~...._~~----~-..-..~~
q ~MNMIDftlldllel._ •• • _ ..... s _
4 ,_..._......_Wtilll•S!OOMdl ............ ' . •..-..--,....,_ .. ._.._SJ .... ~ .. ................... " ...... .............. ·-
q ;... ~ '"'Wo111110011 "9lfdln9 .,_._lt•19 ........... ~
q I MlllfNlllllO__, M __.. .. _, llllAie• doMl!Dftfl s _
... .._ s_
Beef K -Bobs
M•rln•ted or Plain,
B-BQ-Terluakl. or Maul Style
Re ' Now 5 99
Beef Flank Steak
Lean & Tender s &::99 Reg '8'",. Now J -tb
Fresh Ground Ir o n
8 -10' fat
Reg '4.,,. Now s 2'9"'
--------------Good '-dt food & Non-Akoholic .._..... 'vrdloN Oftly. Hof ..--W. for (0th.
OM per lolM. Diil..i.I Olf'iy. Off. bplres 7/01 /02
HAPPY HOUR: Monday -fridoy 4:00 pm • 7:00 pm
2ll2 W. c..st lfigliwty, Newpert .-, CA 92663 W: 9'9.631J220 Fu: 949.631Jl46
Reg 54'191b
Fres h Aht
Tuna $
eg s I rib Now g19 lb
Fresh Red Pacific Snapper Fillet
Reg '6'".,. Now s 399,b
Fresh Escolar
Reg • 13'"... Now s
Fresh Quall Produce
Small Peaches
New Cro Yellow Corn Italian Sweet Red
Onions
S J29tb 3 forS J 00ea. 79'tb.
Great Specials In Oar Dell
Bear
Claws ,....,,._,....gg_
'i
I , I ,
Meat and Spinac
Lasagna
$599,b
,,_ °"'*"'--""""' .. ...., a Oa/'.C__,.
C.. ltt s Nill ow
On,.. SuMI Ow(Mto
Didi. flOllit. IWN. Dr aum CM C..... M1b Altf
... Q' .. flinl
. .
A4 Thursday, Mor Jo, 2002
PUBLIC
SAFETY
POLICE LOGS
COSTA MESA
' • llristol 511'Mt: A petty
theft was reported In the
3300 block at 6:35 p.m.
Monday.
• turbor Boulevwd: A pet·
ty theft was reported in the
2100 block at 6.25 p.m.
Monday.
• Fairview~ A petty
theft was reported In the
3000 block at 6:37 p.m.
Monday.
• Newport Boulevwd:
Vandalism was reported in
the 2000 block at 9:05 p.m.
Monday.
•Pomona Avenue: Annoy-
ing phone calls were report-
ed in the 2000 block at 11 :39
p.m Monday.
• 'Scott Place: Vandalism
was reported In the 700
block at 11:51 a.m. Monday.
• South c:oast Drive:
Forgery was reported in the
900 block at 6:04 p.m. Mon-
day
•East 17th Street A grand
theft was reported in the
100 block at 11;14 a.m.
Monday
NEWPORT BEACH
• West Coast Highway:
Annoying phone calls were
reported 1n the 2800 block
at 8 22 p.m. Tuesday.
• Ctystal Heights Drive
and East c:oast Highway:
A traffic awdent involving
in1urres was reported at 2:33
p.m. Tuesday
• Fendeaf Avenue: Battery
was reported in the 300
block at 6.52 p.m. Tuesday.
• MacArthur Boulevard: A
commercial burglary was
reported in the 3900 block
at 8:27 a.m. Tuesday.
• Newport c.nter Drive
West: A grand theft was
reported In the 1000 block
at 4:08 p.m. Tuesday.
•San Miguel Drive: A pet·
ty theft was reported in the
1600 block at 7:46 p.m. Tues·
day
•Sylvia Lane: A home bur·
glary was reported in the
1500 block at 11 :45 a.m.
Tuesday.
• lSth Stnet: A petty theft
was reported 1n the 2000
block at 3:59 p.m. Tuesday.
"The Tea Room''
at
The Village Fanner
Restaurant
I Personally would like
to lnulte you to u/ew the
Tea Room and unique
g/~ boµUque IJlltl e1l}oy
a cof1JPllmen r11
\
/cookie. -Oioli ,....
J ... p.
)
3851 S. Bear St. Santa Ana
South Coast Plaza Village
A..n-.. rht "rrc1 lrurn ~t(Wft•
Bmakfut • Lunch • Dinner
Sam. -9pm.
Tea Room lfou.n
l l 1.m. • Spm. ~ Hot1n w1• Ra.rwt*u
714-557-8433
KILLING
CONTINUED FROM A
mostly in C"osta' Mesa and
Newport Beach.
In his statements right
after the incident. Dokovic
told police he met Marie on
tha.t fateful day so be could
get in touch with bis nephew,
Mike Dokovic, whose real
name is Ilm.ija Frljuckic.
Dokovic said he bad ll).ade
a deal with Glenn Verdult,
owner of Winston's Newport
Jewelers in Costa Mesa, that
he would retrieve four Rolex
watches from Mike Dokovic
in return for $20,000.
Ramadan Dokovic said Ver-
dult claimed those watches,
each valued at more than
$40,000, belonged to him and
a friend.
But Dokovic and his
nephew went way back. Both
had immigrated from their
na,tive Yugoslavia to ,New
York 10 years ago.
Ramadan Dokovic helped
federal agents arrest his
nephew in a bank fraud case.
As a result, Mike Dokovic
received jail time and depor-
tation, while Ramadan
received probation and then
relocated to California.
But, as both prosecution
and defense attorneys said in
their opening arguments,
Mike Dokovic found his way
back into the United States
and walked right back into a
lifestyle he was familiar and
comfortable with.
He allegedly spearheaded
a fraud ring in Newport Beach
that faked credit cards and
used them to buy expensive
food, clothing and jewelry.
Mike Dokovic and associ-
dte Amo Dokovic, also known
a!> Hamdja Frljuckic, are
named in a federal arrest
warrant filed in the U.S. Dis-
trict Court in Santa Ana on
Nov. 15, 2001.
Since the shooting, howev-
er, authorities don't know the
whereabouts of either Mike
or Amo Dokovic.
An affidavit filed in the
case by Secret Service agents
details the fraudulent scheme
allegedly employed by Mike
Dokovic at the Golden nutfle
Restaurant in Costa Mesa.
Investigators were able to
track down Mike Dokovic
and his associates by review-
ing cardbolder transaction
history from recovered coun-
terfeit credit cards and pur-
chase receipts recovered from
Marie's Newport Beach
home.
The affidavit says a waiter
at Golden Truffle admitted he
stole credit card account
[!]~Dunn -Well
PERIOMAL TRAl•ERI
ru-.utGYM
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
• Full Weiaht Equipment
•Treadmills
• Massage Table
• ~ Fit Tet_tir_l9 ~pment
• Clients and Cash Flow
Call: John
(949) 933-4581
www.tralnbodytech.com
EARN 8°/o TO 36°/o APR
WITH LIMITED RISK!
BY PURCHASING STATE/COUNTY
ISSUED TAX LIENS AND
TAX DEEDS ON REAL ESTATE.
AMERICAN CERTIFICATE & TITLE-ACT
$10,000 MINIMUM PURCHASE
DAVID TODD ZUSSMAN F
949 640-2816V1:8
•
,;
Closing arguments set
for fast-food murder
Closing arguments will
begin today in the trial of
Ramadan Dokovic.
The defense rested its
case Wednesday. Both the
prosecution and the
defense presented several
witnesses, includil\g peo-
ple who saw the Costa
Mesa incident that hap-
pened in the parking lot
of the Jack in the Box
restaurant at the comer of
17th Street and Tustin
Avenue.
The prosecution
brought in about a dozen
witnesses. Most of them
numbers from patrons and
gave them to Mike Dokovic
in exchange for $300.
The waiter told investiga-
tors that Dokovic offered him
the money and provided him
with a hand-held device
known as a "skimmer,• with
which he could swipe a cus-
tomer's credit card and copy
account information.
The waiter admitted to
skimming between 40 and 60
credit card numbers in about
a week and a half. He then
passed on the skimmer with
the information to Mike
Dokovic, he said.
Investigators said in their
report that such information
is later downloaded into a
computer and the stolen
account information ~ put
into counterfeit credit cards
that are then used to conduct
fraudulent transactions.
Both Marie and Mike
Dokovic were arrested by
Newport Beach police in
March 2001, when they
allegedly tried to buy cloth-
ing with counterfeit Ameri-
can Express cards.
Federal investigators
believe the fraud loss associ-
ated with the Golden lh1ffle
Restaurant alone, as reported
by five credit card companies,
amounts to about $302,000.
Alan Greeley, owner of the
Golden Truffle Restaurant,
said he was "shocked• to
learn that he could be a vic-
tim or the fraud ring, some of
whom were his customers.
Greeley said he was inter-
viewed by Secret Service
agents last year and had been
receiving reports from some
credit card companies, but
that he did not know one of
his waiters who spoke to the
agents had worked with the
SEWAGE
CONTINUED FROM A 1
Upper Newport Bay. Ridge-
way voiced his opposition to
the bill in a letter sent last
week to Cox.
•I urge you to contact Rep.
Saxton and ask him to recon-
sider his authorship of this
measure, -Ridgeway WTote.
The bill is the second incar-
nation of a Saxton proposal.
The New Jersey congress-
man, who lists boating as a
hobby on his Web site, intro-
duced a similar bill on May 3,
2001. That bill never left its
committee for a Ooor vote.
The new bill has been
referred to the water
resources and environment
subcommittee.
On Wednesday, Cox said
he would rise up to quash the
FICUS
CONTINUED FROM A 1
and ultimately replacing them
with coral gum trees during
the revitalization of Balboa
Peninsula, which will enter its
second phase in the fall.
But some retldents said
the staff hasn't done enough
to protect the trees, especially
the 10 trees that are designat-
ed u "•pedal." Under dty
guJdellnes, the city la
required to make an • extraor·
dinory effort~ to preserve
apeclal 11'981. Some have 1ug-
· told the court that they saw
the men fight over a gun
and Dokovic shoot
Miroslav Marie several
times.
The defense argued to
jurors that the gun went off
when the men were snug-
gling to get their hands on
the· weapon. The defense
also argued that Dokovic
shot Marie in sell-defense,
rather than with the intent
to kill him.
The jury is expected tQ
begin deliberations Friday.
-~Bharath
fraud ring.
"I'm speedlless, • he said
Wednesday. "(The waiter] left
us on very good tem\S, and
it's disturbing that I was not
informed about his actions at
all."
Greeley said he is only •a
little surprised• that the Jack
in the Box shooting was
linked to the fraud ring.
•we have different clients
who show up in fancy cars
and spend a lot of money,• he
said. "Then after a few
months. they never show up
again.·
In this case, Greeley said,
he found out one such cus-
tomer bad been shot in pub-
lic. ·
·I knew some of these
guys who the agents said
were involved in the ring
and later found out the
names I knew them by were
not even their real names,•
be said.
In his interviews with the
police, Ramadan Dokovic
said he decided to meet with
Mike Dokovic and get the
Rolex watches for Verdult,
not just for the $20,000, but
also because he wanted to do
it.
"It's not about money,• he
told police. "It's about doing
the right thing.•
Ramadan Dokovic said he
was going through a rough
time financially. He was
working all kinds of jobs,
including at a pizza place and
as a machinist.
"I needed the money,· he
said. •I w8$1ate on child sup-
port. 1 wasn't working."
He fired the gun out of
desperation and in self-
defense, Dokovic claimed. ·rm not a psycho,• he told
detectives in the taped inter-
'If the embers
were ever stoked,
our l ocal delega-
tion would stamp it
out immediately.'
-Rep. Chris Cox
offending legislation il it
gathers any political traction.
·If the embers were ever
stoked, our local delegation
would stamp it out immedi·
ately, • Cox said. •Tuere's no
reason to worry about it
becoming law. . . . I am very
concerned with whether the
bill has any prospects. And it
does not.•
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher,
who represents Costa Mesa,
was traveling and could not
gested that pruning the trees'
roots and installing under-
ground barriers to prevent
the roots from spreading
could be the solution.
"The general services
director has not done any-
thing to preserve these
trees,• said Jan Vandenloot,
a vocal supporter of preserv-
ing the trees.
The trees are valued at
$190,000. In recent yean, two
da1ml have been paid by the
dty because d these ficus trees.
Thoee cl4ims totaled S.S,000.
Nlederbaua estimated,
though, that fUture potential
liability to the dty would like·
. ..
views played in court. •was I
in.sane like they say? No, I
wasn't insane. Did 1 mean to
do ill No. I told you we talk
and he jumped .... The gun
was loaded. I put the bullets
tn the gun. l didn't put them
to shoot him. I just wanted to
get those watches.•
Dokovic said he met Ver-
dult twice and spoke to him
over the phone five or six
times. He said be heard Ver-
dult was looking for the
watches.
Dokovic said Verdult told
him Mike Dokovic took the
watches to show his girUriend
and never brought them
back.
"He said, 'I'll give you the
money, but I don't want my
watch to get by the police or
the Feds. I'd rather have my
watch from you,'• Dokovic
said on the tape.
On tape, he said he sus-
pected Verdult knew about
Mike Dokovic1s and Marie's
fraudulent operations. He
said Mike Dokovic would
make purchases with the
stolen qedit cards at Ver-
dult's store. Verdult would
then file a police report and
have the insurance company
pay him for the lost watches.
"But I have no proof of that
or anything,• Dokovic told
police in the interview. •I
wasn't with them or around
them.•
He said he had seen Ver-
dult keep a lot of cash in his
safe at the jewelry store.
•At his age, to have mil-
lions of dollars like that, I
don't know ... something
fishy,• Dokovic said on the
tape.
VerduJt declined to com-
ment on Dokovic's statements
or the case and also took the
5th Amendment when called
to testify in this case.
"1 can't say anything,• be
said. "(Marie) was a good
customer, and that's how I got
to know him. I even went to
his memorial service.·
Verdult's attorney did not
return phone calls.
Prosecutor Matt Murphy
and Public Defender Dolores
Yost have not argued about
the circumstances surround-
ing the shooting. But they do
d.J!fer on how it happened.
Yost said the incident was
not a murder but an accident
She said several people saw
the men in a physical fight
over the gun. Yost said
Dokovic bad to make a choice
between We and death.
•For him, it was the choice
between being judged by a
jury of J 2 or being carried by
six people m his own funer-
al,· she swd.
But Murphy maintained
be reached, but press secre-
tary Aaron Lewis said the bill
isn't the right approach to pro-
tecting the nation's harbors.
"Its intentions are good,
but it's pretty unrealistic,·
Lewis said. "There al'e better
ways to go about ensuring
water quality.•
Other envuonmentalists
have joined Skinner in voic-
mg their displeasure about
the bill.
Gany Brown, the execu-
tive director of Orange Coun-
ty CoastKeeper, blasted the
bill as a way to •totally dif-
fuse • important environmen-
t.al legislation.
"It would be counterpro-
ductive.• Brown said. •(The
Clean Water Act) gives gov-
ernment the tools to clean up
the problems.•
Leaders in nearby Hunt-
ington Beach have also mobi-
lized against the bill.
ly be six figures. In recent
years, some merchants have
paid out of pocket to fix dam-
age to sewer lines directly
affecting their businesses.
In the end. a thin majority
of the council decided that
removing the trees during the
renovation was the only real
solution to the problem. They
approved the plan to remove
the trees by a 3-2 vote, wtth
Nonna Glover and John Hef-
feman dissenting.
ClassHled ads work for you!
Daily Pilot
nMIUll
Mmrdl1.JIO'l -New-
port IMctt police .,,.
Mtk• OOkovk and
Mlroslav Mark on suspi-
don of Ulil'9 f.tc• mdlt
c.ards to buy dothes.
Mer 17, JOO't -
Ramadan Dokovic meets
Mlroslav Mark at a Taco
Bell ~ng lot on East
17th Street
M9rtt.JI01 -
0ok0Yk • .ccused of
shooting Mar.ic In the
pari(ing lot of the JKk In
the Box rest.Mirant at the
comer of 17th Street and
Tustin Avenue. Ookcwk is
charged with attempted
murder.
Mllr 21, 2001 -Marie Is
tPen off life support and
pronounced dead.
O<*ovic faces a murder
charge with an enhance-
ment for possessing a
weapon.
Jvly 1&, 2001 -
Ramadan Dokovic pleads
· not guilty to the murder
charge.
Nov. 15, 2001 -Federal
Secret Service agentS file
arrest warrants for Mike
Dokovic and his associate,
Amo Dokovic. on charges
of aedit card fraud.
.._, 21, 200Z -Trial
begins for Ramadan
Dokovic.
Dokovic fired the gun
because he was angry and
frustrated at not getting what
he wanted -a meeting with
Mike Dokovic to get Verdult's
watches.
Both Murphy and Yost
declined to comment because
the trial is in progress.
As for the people who wit·
nessed the incident, they say
it is forever branded in theu
memory.
Katherine Lesage, who
was getting her hair done at a
nearby salon and testified for
the prosecution, said she is
still disturbed when she
replays that spine-chilling
scene in her mind.
"It's like Uus whole scene
playing back over and over
again," she said. "It's some-
thing I'd never. never forget •
• ~ BHAllAJH covers public
safety and courts. She may be
reached at (949) 574-4226 or by e-
mail at deepa.bharathO/atimes.com.
When told about the bill,
Huntington Beach Mayor
Debbie Cook sa1d the propos-
al is an abswd way to try to
dean up Huntington Harbour.
·ttas (Saxton) ever taken a
swim in the harbor?· Cook
asked rhetorically. ·Why
would anybody support such
a thmg."
• PAUL aJNTON covers the envi-
ronment John Wayne Airport and
politics. He may be reached at (949)
764-4330 or by e-mail at paul.dln-
tonOl•times.com.
-
Doily Pilot
..
Council opts against modified leash law
• Newport Beach leaders decide additions to
rules are urtnecessary, instead direct staff to look
into Balboa Island canines.
June C.ugrande
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -A
plan to tighten leash laws
got knocked out of the water
Tuesday when City Council
members voted to leavl! the
law as lt is.
Nearly 20 residents at the
meeting protested new
wording for the ordinance -
wording staff said was nec-
essary to clarify some gray
areas but that resldents
thought would make the law
unnecessarily restrictive.
The proposed changes to
the ordinance would have
added "a park, the ocean or
bay waters within the city
limits• to the list of places
where a ·dog must also be
restrained by a substantial
leash or chain not exceeding
six feet in length and physi·
cally restrained by a per·
son.•
Even before residents
could begifi lining up .at the
lectern to speak against the
changes, Mayor Tod Ridge·
way asked for a show of
hands to gauge how many
people were there to protest
the changes and how many
supported them. No one in
the audience was there in
support of the proposed
changes to the rules.
"I have a serious concern
about saying to someone
that a dog has to be on a
leash when the dog is in the
water,• Councilman Steve
Bromberg said.
The agenda item was
inspired by a court case
involving resident Lynne
Butterfield, who has
received tickets for letting
go of her dog's leash while
he is in the water at the
beach. The current law
allows dogs on some beach·_
es at certain times, but only
on a ll!ash.
Butterfield fought the
ticket based on her belief
that the ordinance does not
apply to dogs in the water. A
court ruled in favor of the
city, but Butterfield has
appealed. Some council
members thought that it was
better to wait to hear what
the courts say.
Councilman John Hefter·
nan disagreed.
"It's our law that's
ambiguous. Why are we let·
ting a judge tell us what our
law says?" he asked.
Emphasizing his belief
that the dty should be sure
its ordinance was clear, Hef-
fernan cast the dissenting
vote against a council major-
ity that defeated the pro-
posed changes.
The item drew some dis-
cussion about the larger
lssue of dogs on the beach
throughout the city.
Resident Elaine LmdhoU
asked the council to consider
allowing dogs on the beach
during daytime hours m the
winter. Dogs now are
allowed only before 9 a.m.
and after 5 p.m.
Bromberg took the oppor·
tunity to ask staff to look mto
the issue of dogs on the
beaches on Balbod Island.
·Balboa Island beaches
are not conducive to dogs on
the beach,• Bromberg said.
COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WRAP·UP
Inside
CITY HALL
Here are some of the decisions
coming out of Monday's Planning
Commission meeting.
NORTH COSTA MESA
SPECIFIC PLAN
WHAT HAPPENED:
Planning commissioners did some
housekeeping Tuesday, just making
sure all specific plans for
portions of the city cor-
responded to the gener-
al plan.
Adjustments to the
North Costa Mesa Specif-
ic Plan were made to make it compati-
ble with the city's 2000 general plan.
One amendment to the North Costa
Mesa Specific Plan was to adjust previ-
ously allotted trip budgets to conform
with the city's general plan.
WHAT fT MEANS:
The North Costa Mesa Specific Plan
now conforms with the city's general
plan.
PROPERTY SALE
\WiAT HAPPEN ED:
The Planning Commission unani-
mously endorsed the purchase of an
8.6-acre parcel of land
on Redhill Avenue by the
Orange County Depart-
ment of Education.
Planning commission-
ers must ensure the use
of the land at 3001 RedhUI Ave. con-
forms with the city's general plan
before the education department can
NEXT MEETING
•WHEN: 6:30 p.m. June 10
• WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa
• INFORMATION: (714) 574-5245
buy the parcel.
Plans for the 8.6 acres call for six
two-story buildings with 145,667
square feet of rentable space. The
education agency plans to use the
property for management and admin-
istrative offices. or other related pro-
fessional use, a staff report shows.
WHAT IT MEANS:
The Orange County Department of
Education is cleared to buy the prop-
erty.
-Compiled by Lolita Harper
T'-
-'c:upund ur•
~orla.•
• f I ' ~ . ''
" I.' -' I I I I I' I
Save up t~ 7 5%* on beautiful bouquets
& arrangements of the be~t
"designer quality'' flowers anywhere l
1, ' • I ,
I '. I I ' '!(I : ·, I·, I ' ( I I 111 I \
\\ 1il1 I' , "'', ,1
!ll'.tlt 1111 • '\ultlllllll\
R.abbicc Insurance Agency
AlTTO • HOM£0WN£llS •HEALTH
Sl11b1/Jry Smr' 195~
~lUl. ,vft~ J~_ .. v~"L U~a:w .. Ko~'1-. (cJnc., ~ Lfi <;
#1 ffio-lc~ f O/V ~o,u,(j{~'Ln f aftf oAntu ~lj'ltdM
nower Warehouse, Inc.
,~ ~~ ~ ''--' '""n.:11\•Jri"rlftllt~•.,,,.,.. / r ,,.
949-631-77 40
441 Old Newport 8hd. • Newport Belch
(Nai Ho.g Hot"pital)
Thursday, May 30, 2002 A5
... @jlllllJlU!ll},jj
FLO R AL & GIFT
Home Decor • Accessories
Custom Florals
369 E. 17th Street. Costa Me!la
Located behind Plum·, P.i110
Mon-Fri IO·OOam-6:00pm. Sat & Sun 10 00am-4i <X)f)m
Phone(949)764-1745
Speed • Servi~ • Luxuffi
Departs From Balboa Pavilion
Reservations Required 949.673.5245
www.catalinainfo.com
The First, The Original, The Best The Original
MIKE'I ANAHEIM HIUS
51~ E. La Palma #106
(714) n9·5566
•Off Retail
COSTA MESA LAKE FOREST
1308 Logan Ave., Sle. 8 22600A Lambert St. #71 0
(714) 545-0310 (949) 581 ·5566
1 ·(888) 500·5566
SIGNAL Hill
1138. E. Willow St.
(562) 426· 1016
SENIOR SURVIVAL WORKSHOP.
Advanced Series
What You Need To Know For The Year 2002
DATE: Saturday June 1st, 2002
TIME: 1 O:OOAM to 11 :30AM
PLACE: Co•ta Maa Senior Center
695 W. 19th Strut
Costa Mesa
CARPET$
OVER 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA
• Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery •
ALL CARPET &·FLOORING Vinyls • Ceramics
Wood • Laminates
CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN
30°/ooff CALL NOW
642-8400
~s
DESIGN CENTER
''For All Your Decorating Needs!''
l'URNITURE
Rl!UPllQURIY
• Custom-M.atle furniture
• Slip Covers
• Patio furniture
• Drapertes. Shades.
ADed-.MS
I
COMMUNITY ..
A6 Thursday, f-.hJy 30, 2002
EDITORIAL
Newport should
reconsider aspects
of city's leash law
D ogsaren't
allowed to run
loose in New-
port Bea.ch.
That's the city's leash law.
Owners must have a leash
on their canines at all times
and must hold on to it.
The issue that sprang up
in March, however, ques-
tions whether a dog can
swim in the ocean without
a leash. The law includes
the beach, but does it
include the ocean?
The city said yes, and a
court agreed. But thanks to
Lynne and Philip Butte r-
field and their dog. Red
Baton, other residents have
taken issue with the law.
The truth is there are
dogs that give their fellow
canines a bad name. Based
on that, however, the city
should not ban dogs from
frolicking in the ocean.
There are responsible dogs
and owne rs out there
whose freedoms should not
be entirely limited.
Does that mean that
dogs should be allowed to
play along the beach and in
the water without a leash
all the time? No. A couple
of Newport-Mesa residents
have suggested, and we
a~e, that a blackball sys-
tem should be set.
Just as only bodysurfers
are allowed at the Wedge
from now unW early Sep-
tember, only people should
be allowed at the city's
beaches during peak hours.
So, between 6 and 9 a.m.
daily from May to early
October, dogs should be
allowed to frolic in the
water sans leash. During
the cooler months, most
p eople aren't hitting the
beach, so dogs should be
given their fr~-0m
throughout the day on
weekdays and betwE'.en the
same morning hours on
weekends.
When it comes to
evening hours, however,
canines should have their
fun an hour before sunset
from late October to late
April. During the summer,
they'll just have to stay
high and dry at night.
While many residents
will still not be satisfied by
such a compromise, it
would be a much better
hand than w hat they're
dealt now. And we're sure
Newport-Mesa's dogs
would love to eat out of
that hand.
Balboa Island duck
dilemma has become
serious health problem
I am a resident of the
Grand Canal on Balboa
Island. I continue to read
your reports on the contin-
ued pollution of the waters
in the Grand Canal as a
result of the duck popula-
tion, which is compounded
by the scheduled feeding of
the ducks by two of the resi-
dents that live on the Grand
Canal (#Newport Beach try-
ing to duck the law,~ Tues-
day). Since the feeding
began, the duck population
has increased from a hand-
ful of ducks to more than
one hundred.
It is not uncommon dur-
ing the summer months for
the canal to be posted as
unsale water due to the pol-
lution. We who live on the
canal have grandchildren
that visit and are unable to
play on the beach or in the
water as a result of the situ-
ation. Small children drag
their arms on the sea wall
and are then covered with
duck dropping•. ls th.ls sani-
tary and n fe for our chll·
drenf
My next door neighbor
was railed on Balboa Island
and will testily to the fact
thot there wu not a problem
until certain reGdenta began
feeding the duck.I regularly.
They expect food, ltay in
tbe area on the dock.I of
tbOM feeding them, and the
1tench and duck dropping•
are dilgulting to tbdH of us
that live here and to thoae
' who visit and enjoy walking
tbe ilJand. .,... ........... ,
r.·:=~· ....... .: .. ......... ~_, .....
Lennis Jones
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
nance that enables animal
control to fine those respon·
sible for the feeding and
watering of the wildlife,
however, it has not in any-
way deterred these ladies
who are feeding the ducks.
It would seem to me that
the fact that childre n cannot
go into the water without
the fear of infections and
skin rashes would be of
importance to the health
department and those in
charge of the well-being of
the citizens of Newport
Beach. It may be advisable
for parents of young chil-
dren that play in the sand
and water in Grand Canal to
receive a hepatitis vaccine if
their children are to be in
the water this summer.
The residents are trying to
make a difference. Your
paper prints letters and
colu.nuu from those who live
inland who say that the rest·
dents of Balboa Island
ehould stt back and do noth-
ing. Those people should try
to Uve next to th ... ducks
and the filth created because
they ore now dependent on
the food tupplied.
Please help the communi-
ty to improve the water
quality by whatever meant
neceuary. 1beM ducJu are
not wild. 'They .,. complete-
ly domestkANcl. Tbera it no
lntentJve for tbem to Jene
and search for food and
..-. YoU CID w.atup lllid
toadl~ .. .............
f How':.~~· :GET.........,.
'lt'B strange 'that you have a woman arrested for
murder post bond and then she's dead. Then
someone el.le a.&90dated wlth her ts dead. The
best way I can describe It Is unusual. 1
' The O•lc wekome1 letttn on ~ CX>nCMnlng
NewpOrt ' and Costa Mt$a. • LltTlllS -Mail to Edltor1al P-oe Edltot
....... ..., at the Daffy Piiot. now. Bay St.,
Costa Mesi, CA 92627 • MADlllS HOnM-Cell (949) 642-6086
• MX -Send to (949) 646-4170
ttlt I I
-Costa Mesa ~lice Lt. Dale airney, on two murder '
cases in Newport-Mesa that have been linked to a
suicide of a Newport Beach woman In Huntington Beach ,
• J-MAIL -S.nd to dallypllotelatimH.com
All correspondence must Include full name, home-
town and phone number (fOf verlflc.etlon purposes),
The Pilot reserves the right to edit all submissions tor
clarity and length.
Daily Pilot
READERS RESpqND
FILE PHOTO I OAllV Pll.01
Red Baron iooks down at Corona del Mar State Beach, where his owners; Lynne and Philip Butterfield
received citations for letttng the dog run unleashe d in the water.
Newport-Mesa residents support Red Baron
AT ISSUE: Newport Beach law
prohibits dogs from running
in the ocean without a leash.
I 've lived in Newport for 37 years.
I've had dogs that I have taken
down to Big Corona to play ball
and Frisbee in the ocean. It can't be
safe for the dog, or the person hold-
ing the leash, to ruri in the waves
and be tied to each other r Council
tugs at freedom to be leash-free,"
Friday}. As long as a dog isn't a
threat to al)yone and his master
deans up any "gifts· left on the
beach, what's the big deal?
The city is wasting way too much
time and energy on this. There are
more important issues they need to
manage and enforce against humans
to make our beaches safe and trash-
free, and to protect beach property
from being vandalized and misused.
U harassing animals is the most
important issue on the City Council's
agenda, the council needs to flip its
to-do list back to an upright position.
Recently, they voted to stop people
from feeding ducks on Balboa Island,
another waste of time, so now they
are wasting time and money micro-
managing dogs. How much does the
council make a year?
LIZ WARD
Newport Beach
Poor Red Baron. There is no greater
agony for a golden retriever, water
dogs by nature, to have to stare at
water in which they are not allowed.
I frequently walk our goldie on
the local boardwalks and oceanfront.
Walk along any section of our coast
during the hours dogs are currently
allowed and you will see a substan-
tial number of dogs walking with
their owners. It is very common to
see goldies and Labradors and other
water-loving dogs damp from a romp
in the surf.
What if the city were to designate
special areas and hours for "dog
use?" Perhaps allowing dogs off
leash up to the water line (so they
can play in the surf) from 6 p.m. to 8
p.m. Monday through Friday during
the summer? Or before 9 a .m.? Life-
guard towers and a flag system simi-
lar to ·black ball" could be used to
establish the allowed area and indi-
cate dog hours are in effect.
It would be nice if the city's
response could be one of looking for
options to accommodate this section
of the community instead of Ughten-
ing laws to make sure no dog eve r
swims without a leash. I am certam
there would be community support
and that it would not be a problem to
rally enough supporters to gather
funds needed {for signs, etc.) and
work with the city to set somethmg
like Uus ln motion.
Go. Red Baron. Your water-lovmg
compaclres support you.
MEG TWEEDY
Costa Mesa
How nice it would be if all the
dog owners in Orange County took
their dogs to the beach in Corona de!
Mar, at least weekly.
Then maybe we could close the
bark parks and use that land for
something else. Or maybe we could
have an animal boarding kennel at
the beach so when the yuppies from
South County were flying off some-
place, they could spend their final
minutes, before d eparture, froUck.J.ng
with their pooches on the beach.
But we should define that so that
just certain beaches could be used.
JACK PERKINS
Costa Mesa
Ducks running af owl of island residents
AT ISSUE: Balboa Island residents say Newport Beach should
go after Grand Canal resident who feeds the waterfowl.
T he duck problem on the Grand
Canal of Balboa Island is the
result of one woman who sim-
ply does not care about the health of
the children who swim in the canal
nor the peace and quite in the middle
of the night for her neighbors and the
well-being of the visitors who come
to our island {•Newport Beach trying
to duck the law,• Tuesday).
I have witnessed her on several
occasions step out of ber house, throw
a hand full of food to the 20 to 30
ducks and pigeons sitting along tbe
sea wall squawking for food. st.
does this many tlmet a day and eame.-
how thinks this makes her inunune to
the #bulk feeding" law. I say, fine her
or change the law to prohibit any
feeding. The canal is becoming a fowl
embarrassment to the whole dty.
MIKEBUmEU.
Balboa Island
I've noticed an improvement and
hardly any duck feeding. Bayfronts
have put up "No Feeding" signs,
wbic.b help. Ducks and birds go with
the tenttmv1 they wW always be here.
I think the duck patrol should go
after the one culprit on Grand Canal
attractlng the ducks. I don't tb1nk
LlnER TO THE EDITOR
dty funds should be spent for such ~
never-ending problem. We are a
tourist destination, like a park, and
will always have tourists and birds
and ducks. With a concerted effort,
we can take care of this without gov-
emrnent butting in.
DONNA ALBERTSEN
Balboa llland
Getting rid of the duckl will not
solve the problem. This ha been
tried before. There is a woman on
Grand Canal that feeds tll8ID on a
dally besls. UnW this ii stopped,
these or other ducks will mum. l
have aeen the poltcle taDang to her1
why don't tbeY dte ber1
IOIEM' MOMISON
Newport Beach
Doily Pilot
AROUND TOWN
• Send ~ TOWN Items to the o.aly Piiot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa
MeY. CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-
4110; 0< by calling (949) 574-4298.
Include the time, date and location
of the event, as well es a contact phtSne numbef. A complete listing Is
r/ailable at www.dallypllotcom.
IODAY
U.S. Ambassador Barbara
Bodine will give a lecture as
part ct the Spring Forum 2002
hoAed by the Center for Global
Peace and Coomct Studies al
le Irvine. The lecture will focus
C10 lite in foreign teJ'Vice and ls
~aaed rrom 3:30 to 5 p.m.
•llle tlcture is free and open to
: .,... pubtic. Tt will be held in
'SOdal S<ieoces PW:a A. Room
• 100 ot ua. (949) 824-6410. .. .
book-
~CONTINUED FROM 1 . .
: ptobably a more palatable
ineam of getting exercise
'thangardenlng orrldinga
'stationary bicycle. So I'm try-
ing. And it isn't easy.
It especially isn't easy
when my wife drops a report
on my desk like the one that
appeared last week from the
UCI College of Medicine
under the headline: ·Jog-
ging every day may keep
•Alzheimer's away.• How
would you like to start your
day with a choice Wee than
It seems that the UCI
researchers at the Institute
for Brain Aging and Demen-
tia made a passel of rats run
on a laboratory wheel for
three weeks (1t wctsn't clear
how often they were ctUowed
to rest). After exhaustlng the
rats, the resedtchers took c1
look at their brains and dis-
covered "that exercise Is a
powerful regulator or brdjn
activity.· which the n trans:
lated into further resec1rch to
signing on the book ·The
Natural Highs To Help You
Peel Good All the Tune• host-
ed by coauthor Hyla Cass will
run from 6:30 to 8 p.m. In the
patio cale of Mother's Mar-
ket, 225 E. 17th St., Costa
Mesa. Reservations required.
(800) 595-MOMS.
SATURDAY
The 21st annual Corona del
Mar Scenic 5K presented by
the Corona del Mar Chamber
Qf Commerce and the city of
Newport Beach Community
Services Department will
begin with registration at 6
a.m. near the comer of Ocean
Boulevard and Heliotrope,
above the Corona del Mar
State Beach parking lot. m
Corona del Mar. Mail com-
pleted registration form with
check or credit cards to Attn:
"determine bow much and
what types of exercise may
help reduce the risk of cogni-
tive impairment and perhaps
Alzheimer's disease."
This raised a whole litany
of red flags, chief among
them the vision of a human
running wheel with a group
of people in white coats
using electric prods on
patients who dared to slow
down. It seemed to me the
most likely finding to be
gleaned from such resedJ'ch
was wbether one dies first of
exhausbon or ·cogrullve
impainnent, • a question l
tend to mull over when I'm
walklng.
Although I don't walk fast
enough or far enough to Sdl·
1Sfy my Wlfe's exerose needc;,
she walks w1th me for d spell
each day before she takes off
on her own. And she
mevitably brings along this
device she was given last
Christmas that tells her how
far and fast she has walked
She even took it,to an Angel
game the other night lo
record how far we wdlked
dIOund the ballpark.
creen ~stems ~ •1ntematlona1 (
SATURDAY?.
Orchid Sale
Orchids $500 to $2500
June 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29
Open To The Publlc
llV9RY SATURDAY 9·• P.M.
1 OOO's IN STOCK r;q: [,), !1;19 j j ;t•) 4[tf!11: (IJ;f 1@ ;\1 I Newport .. ach._ ontr ~omm.n:lel Orchid NurMry
&CASH
20382 Birch Street • Newport ... ch
t4ee4~~ort1~ • -CA,,../'>
'rrorAI> • .Mirror~ • t4rnvor~
New Merchandise Arr!Yes Dal~ · Hurry In For Best Selection!
'Wdl Dalpd Fumlture For Well Designed Hoines"
CdM5k city of Newport
Beach. 3300 Newport Blvd.,
Newport Beach. CA 92663.
Walk-Ill registration and pack-
et pickup available from noon
to 7 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 7
p.m Fnday al the OasJS Seruor
Center, 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Race-day
reqistration is $30, $12 lor Doi·
pbln Dash. (949) 644-3151.
The Upper Newport Bay Eco-
logical Reserve and Nature
Preserve are hosting a two-
hour walking tour along the
Back Bay, beginning at Sheu-
maker Island at 9 a.m. Satur-
day and June 15. Bring binoc-
ulars and sun protection. The
island is at 600 Shellrnaker
Road, Newport Beach. Free.
(714) 973-6826 or (949) 640~
6746.
The AVPNext Beach Volley-
ball Tournament will begin at
P,.t first, this gadget
appealed to my competitive
instincts. It was a lousy sub-
stitute for tennis, but at least
I could clock myself and
keep trying to improve my
time around the block. But
when it started telling me 1
was backsliding, I grew to
dislike it rather intensely.
Now I try lo concentrate on
more aesthebc matters.
Smee I dlways walk
around the same block. I am
l<'t1mmg to moderate the
boredom by !>ludyLng the
mmubae of the places I pass
dally The unprobable newly
built upscale home that
dwarfs its modest neighbors
c1nd echoes 1tc; emptlness
The Chnstmas ughts stlll
.,trung on some front porch-
I'S. The dogs whose rug h
.,pot m the day appears to be
<elebraung my passing by.
The remod<•ls which I <,ee to
be a wekom<• thumb m the
Pye of lhreat('ncd John
Wayne Airport Pxpans1on.
And a daily mventory of who
IS flying the Amenc-dn flag
and who isn't
While 1 was nwking these
10 a.m. at the Corona del Mar
State Beach Registratlon will
begm at 9.15 a m Two-on-
two men's or women's teams
can compete Ill the AA. A. B
or unrated tournament dlvt-
sions. Pamopants must be an
AVPNext member. Others
may pay the $10 annual fee to
join at the tournament. $30
per team. (562) 987-3330, vol-
leyballlwarp.com or scolvol·
leyball<iPyahoo.com.
Laurie Firestone, a social sec-
retary for former President
George Bush and Barbara
Bush. will present a lecture
on entertaining at the White
Ho~e from 3 to 4 p.m. The
• program is part of the New-
port Beach Arts Comnuss1on's
Art Lecture Senes and will be
held at the Newport Beach
Central Library. Free The
library 1s at 1000 Avocado
Ave. (949) 717-3870.
dilficult adjustments to the
cult of walking, my Wlfe
dcopped a new College of
Medicine report on my desk
This one is headhned:
"Ninety-somethmgs tend to
live active, independent
lives.· l checked 11 out to see
if they had discovered dtm·
less wallung around the
block to be counterproduc-
tive and were pushing such
actlvit1es as deeper involve-
ment in televised sports or
off-track betting No such
luck. But even though the
report found that the most
common need of people this
age was help m wcllkmg. 1t
was otherwlSe pretty cheer-
ful.
I especially Weed the mclc•-
pendence part dnd that 40" ..
of the 90-year-old!> stud1ed
reported having dn alrnhohr
dnnk dd1ly and 57"'., wen•
still driving a Cdr. Maylw
best of all. thNc was no
mention or either Alzh<•111wr\
or Jogging.
• JOSEPH N. BEU 1s a resident of
Santa Ana Heights His column
appears Thursdays.
lhuradoy, Mat lo, 2002 A7
IRIEFLY IN THE llWI
Foundation to ·
host talent conte~t
Sierra's Light Founda-
tion, a locaJ nonprofit
group, will hold its third
annual Celebrating Young
Talent on Sunday.
The child safety advo-
cacy group was founded
by Costa Mesa resident
Cindy Soto in memory of
her 4-year-old daughter.
Sierra. who died when
Steven Allen Abrams
plowed his car into her
preschool playground.
Brandon Wiener. 3. was
also killed in the May 3,
1999. incident .
Sunday's event, an
annual fund-raiser for the
group, will showcase
dance. instrumental and
vocal performance by
Orange County children.
It will be held from 1 to 4
p.m. at the Robert B .
Moore Theatre al Orange
Coast College.
A special presentation
will be made to Costa
Mesa Mayor Linda
Dixon. She will receive
the first Sierra's Light
Twinkle Award for play-
ing a part ln changing the
city's review require-
ments and cond1t1ons of
approval . for enhanced
safety and security at pri-
vate schools and child-
care centers
Other show highlights
wtll mclude a performance
by the Pacific Symphony
Youth Orchestra and the
"Sleeping Beauty" ballet
done by students of the
Odnce Center, run by
Soto
Tickets dre $10 for gen-
mal ddmission. $25 for VIP
admission and $200 for the
Founder's Circle that
includes tour tounden
tickets and an mtermillkm
reception. lnformaUoo:
(949) 251·1"70 or {949)
548-3180.
Light rail project
earns endorsement
Another step toward a
light rail project in Orange
County -which would
include Costa Mesa -
was taken th.ls week, as
federal transportation .
authonbes endorsed pre·
linunary engmeering
plans. •
The Orange County
Transportation Authority
secured approval from the
Federal Transportation
Authority to proceed with
prelimmary engineering
for the Centerline light
rail project.
The 18-mile project
wouJd link key employ·
ment and entertainment
arects of Costa Mesa, San-
ta Ana and Irvine, such as
Santa Ana Civic and
Transportation centers, the
South Coast Metro area.
Irvine Busmess Complex,
John Wayne Airport, UC
Irvine and the Jrvme Med-
ical and Transportation
centers
The lme IS expected to
serve 40,000 to 45.000 rid·
ers daily, Orange County
Transporlallon Authority
spokesman George Urch
said.
lruhal engmeenng of
the pro1ect is expected to
take 18 to 20 months, offl-
c1als said, and wouJd
include an extensive out-
reach e ffort to gather
mput from the public.
Inf o rmation
www.octa.net.
"OUR OWM WIMES JUST ARRIVED
FROM MAPA VALLEY"
296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645 -7616
-~ ~~~NAdPi'~r~
Mattress Outlet Store
,. .
A8 lhur?doy, May 30, 2002 Doily Pilot
Trojan women get a boost from ·Newport-Mesa . . .
N ewport-Mesa 1\'ojan
League women in sup·
port of the University of
Southern California traveled
north to the Los Angeles cam-
pus to celebrate an annual
women 's jaunt back to school.
The benefit day at use,
bWed as •Let's Hear It for the
Girls,• focused on university
athletics for women, raising
more than' $20,000 from gener-
ous Newport-Mesa alumni for
the USC Women's Athletic
Department. A luncheon at
USC's •Town and Gown• fea-
tured USC Director of Athletics
Mike Garrett and Associate
Athletic Director Usa Love.
Among the local women in the
crowd were Kathy Ham.tlton,
Patt Hitt, Wendy Pit.chess,
Dlane Schweitzer, Jane llobln·
son, Bonnie Manhall, Susan
McK.eever, Mary Godber, Cln-
da Hoeven , Vlrglnia Zenz and
Beverly Wlllgerotb.
• • •
B.Yl Cook
THE CROWD
Sprinkel, Allee Blalr, Nibs
Walen, Mike lluuell, Gwen
and Glyn Davies, Carol
Fracalosy, Dorothy Gray, and
Dick and Marte Loderbose.
• • •
The Fashionables held their
annual members' champagne
reception at the waterfront
estate of Leslie and Lawrence
Cancelllerl last week, attracting
the local "who's who" crowd.
They came in support of the
organization founded in 1971
and dedicated to the service of
Chapman University.
Five Crowns in Corona del
Mar was the setting for the
eighth annual Star Team Award
luncheon honoring members of
a special group of hunger advo-
cates in support of Share Our
Selves in Costa Mesa. The non-
profit service agency assists the
working poor in the Newport-
Mesa area with food, medical
and dental care, as well as
financial aid.
Over the years, many worth-
while charitable endeavors
have been aided through Fash·
ionables support, along with
needs related to the university.
ln 1980, a men's patron commit-
tee was formed as an adjunct to
the women's Fashionables
group.
Enjoying the day at USC were the women of the USC Trojan League, lndudlng Anita Ferguson, Allee Davit
and Sue Schaar.
Chairwoman Kathy Thomp-
son of Corona del Mar once
again marshaled considerable
support for the annual lun-
cheon, which has become a tra-
dition on the Orange Coast due
in part to the distribution of
Imperial County sweet onions
given to each guest. The giving
of the onions has become a
symbolic gesture on Thomp·
son's part - a virtual spreading
of the bounty that, of course,
relates directly to the giving
spirit at Share Our Selves.
Ollle Hill chaired the recent
reception with support from
Fashionables President Donna
Bunce. More than 100 fashion-
able couples enjoyed the Can-
cellieri hospitality, including a
sumptuous buffet catered by
Soiree. Spotted in the crowd
enjoying a sunset cocktail at the
beach were the lovely Sally
Crockett, Rusty Hood, JoAnne
Mix, Pamala Paul, E.G. Cham·
berlin, Barbara Bowie, Nancy
Burnett, Cathy Lowden, Donna
Schultz, Noddle Weltner and
Zee Allred. More than $25,000 was
raised through generous donors,
including Marybelle Cox, Carol
llelsner, Henry and Carol
Schleleln, Reed and IUta
• THE CROWD appears Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Among those attending the Share Our Selves Star Team
Award luncheon were Carol Reisner. Kathy Thompson
........ Cal..ag
Sizzling Fajita Bar
Strolling Mariachis
Margarita & Cerveza Bar •
PmlrTlupToGo /I
,
•Enchiladas • Fa11tas \f)
• Mini Tacos • Chrngolinga \ ~
• Guacamole • Salsa
ANDMOREf
I. -al:• ......... "'a ~ 10 to 100 people
• • Catering 645-02M = ...... c.-..... C.....dllMlr .,.._ • C14'1'41-1141 (t41tM4 Im
and Allee Blair. -
NatNrwl on:
E -Ftu/no,, Emngmcy.
Dixowry CINmnJ -
M* Owr Slllry
.NJKOCE
Mmritm this Ali """&a;. " 1096 tlUaJunt
On II httR-nil•
Enjoying the fashionables champagne reception
were Donna Bunce, Leslle CanceWerl and OWe Hill.
Welcome to State Farm Bant<-
Finance your new car wrth lhe Good Neighbor you know and
trust. You'll get competitive rates on Car Loans. plus the Mf'Vtee
you deserve from your bank. To find out how you can
88"k with • Good Nel9hbot'9. ca.II me,
visit Wltefarm.ee>m-or call toll-tree 1 ·877-SF4-BANK.
Steven Hiii, Agent
Uc.#0C80618
Costa Meta, CA
949·&46·9393
Doity Pilot Thursday, May 30, 2002 A9
..
DATEBOOK
I . . -
Finger-licking good Chicken Fresh
DINING REVIEW
ly Kathy Mader ·
I confess, I am not that
crazy about chicken. I
think it's a combination
of the horror stories you hear
on television, or that random
sketchy bite that sneaks up
on you during an otherwise
delicious meal. So when I
saw that a recently opened
restaurant was not only
focused on, but named alter
chicken, 1 was a bit skeptical
on choosing it to write about.
I went in with the dis-
claimer that il it wasn't good,
( wouldn't review it. But the
thing I keep forgetting to
factor in about ducken is
that when it's good, it IS real·
ly good. And it is really good
at Chicken Fresh, on 17th
Street in Costa Mesa,
between Irvine Boulevard
and Tustin Avenue.
Partners Joe Gall and
James Fuller have been
around successful rotissene
chicken restaurants before,
both in Los Angeles and
Texas, and thought they
would bring a little of that
chicken magic to Newport-
M esa.
So how is Chicken Fresh
different from a maJor chain
chicken restaurant? No. 1:
fYI .
• WHAT: Chicken Fresh
• WllEllE; 462 E. 17th St..
Costa Mesa
•WHEN: 11 a.m. to 10
p.m. Monday through
Saturday
• HOW MUOt Moderate
• CA1l: (949) ~2442 or
fax (949) ~2332
envuorunent. And this
chicken really is mouthwa-
tenng. I mean it.
The side dishes include
one of my favorites, butter-
nut squash, but also garden
rice, roasted potatoes, broc-
coli -wtucb I am not sure is
a selling point -pasta sal-
ads. fruJt salads and Caesar
salads All that's aussmg is
the macaroni and cheese,
please! 1 mean it, please
think pbout it.
Chicken Fresh also offers
severdl salads, with or with-
out chicken, mcludmg a
Cobb and a Mandann chick-
en salad. So obviously ttus
place 1s good for both lunch
and dinner.
It's not a major chain. and
that always makes me hap·
py. No. 2: ·Everything is
made fresh, every day, and
that which is made, 1s made
from scratch, includmg the
salad dressings and the
crispy pita croutons, which
are made by a locdl bakery.
The produce is all purchased
locally as well, and the
chicken is quality and comes ·rann fresh.·
CRYSTAL l.AUOEROALE I DAILY PILOT
Cesar Pena prepares chicken fresh off the r otisserie at Chicken Fresh. The menu emphasizes healthful dishes.
Almost everyone knows it
is dtlhcuJt to start a new
restaurant, but according to
Joe, "thJngs are going great.
getbng better and better
every day.· Only open three
weeks. they are thnlled to
see repeat customers
already.
The wide-open restau-
rant, though a little sparse in
decor, is clean enough not
only to eat off the floor, but
anywhere else you might
invent, mcluding the smk.
The No. 3 difference, and
deftnJtely not the ledst, 1s
that thJs restaurant IS run by
a couple of very ruce guys.
not a big corporation.
The one drawback for the
guys is location. You would
be hard pressed to find a
parkmg space in front, but
there is plenty, yes plenty, of
parkmg in the back.
The menu is not huge,
The Lsgest, rmest,
Frielllest Beauty Supply
& Ful Service Salon In
Ormgec.ty
NEW ARRIVALS Of
z(S)PE!~J
SlntcWlt ,., ft .......
Best Prices -Best Service -
Best Selection
and yes, it's heavy on chick ·
en, but vegetanans will find
a thing or two to the tr l!kmg.
I am a fan of the "fresh
wrap" sandwiches, and 1t 1s
the California wrap ($7.50)
that does it for me. It's big -
very 1Jnportant to me -and
lull of chicken, jack cheese.
avocado, tomatoes, lettuce,
sprouts and lta!Jan dressmg
When 1l comes to wraps,
Chicken Fresh has several to
choose from, mcludmg the
market fresh wrap ($7.25),
chicken w1th au kmds of
veggies: the chicken rice
wrap ($7 .25) with garden
rice; and the spring roll wrap
($7) with chicken, Chinese
noodles, veggies and a
sesame dressing. Vegetan-
ans can eat the fresh garden
nee wrap or the fresh gar-
den wrap, both $6.50.
It is the rollsserie chicken
Casa Pacifica
• HOMES AND LOA NS • , Smtic~ with lnugrity ,
866-55-HOMES
~; ,,~
Laurct Hall -Broker
·----------------· I " I want to connect I
: with my Jewish roots." :
I . I
1 "We want a synagogue that 1
I reflects our values. One
I that's welcoming, caring,
: family friendly and respects
1 the way we live our lives."
I
I You are invited to attend an introduction to
1
1
Unive rsity Synagogue and Reconstructlonism
evening. Find out why we are the fastest I growing movement in American Judaism and
I how University Synagogue provides an
I atmosphere where au ideas can be debated and
I discu~ openly. I Join Rabbi Rachlis for an informal evening
I gathering at a member 's home to learn more
abdut Reconstructionjsm.
I Tuesday, June 11, 2002 7:30 pm. I Please call 949-553-3535
I to RSVP and to obtain location. I I We are Inclusive, Participatory, I I Egalitarian, Spiritual, Innovative and I Family Friendly. I
I UNIVERSITY SYNAGOGUE I I www.unlversitysynagogue.org !1
I SOON IN OUR NEW BUILDING ;
I Rabbi Arnold Rachlls Cantor Rutl Braicr I
14915 Alton Parkwa , Irvine 949-~ • ~_. ... ._.-. ............... ~~~-~ -----..-----
that brings the people m
You can smell 1t roastmg
from the street, and that is
JUSl plam good busmess. The
prices vary depending on
your order of while meat or
dark meat, breast or thighs,
one, two or three side dish-
es, but it is all fairly reason-
able. I myself am always
willmg to pay a !Jttle more
for chicken that I know IS
fresh and cooked m d clean
"Once you sample 1t,
you'll be back," says Joe.~ln
the meantune, Joe and
James say they are ha"1.ng
·a wonderful time getting to
know the community.· Look,
for their coupons all over
town, because they are get-
ting them out there so you
will get LO the store And
yes, I'll be there too
• KATHY MADER's dining reviews
appear every other Thursday .
• @JllJllllU!Ailill
CONSIGN • DESIGN
Quality Furnishings & Accessories For Your Home
Just Arrived
White Wicker End Table .............................. 'SO"
"McGuire" Chairs (Each) ....... : .................. '250"
Set of 4 "Pottery Barn" Chairs .................. '250"
Ivory Iron Oaybed ....................................... '275"
Black Iron Headboard/Footboard (King) .... •275•
"Baker" Love eat ...................................... '295"
White "Cottage Style" Dresser ............... ~ ........... '295"
"Henredon" Down Love Seat ..................... '695•
"Heru-edon" WaJnut Buffet ........................ '995"
"Henredon" Letter Writing Desk w/ChaJr ...... '1495"
"Henredon Strpentioe Pbillddpllia" Chest of Drawm '1695"
C01Ui.t""m1ts atttpld bJ ~ Mly • u.lletl 10 #«k .. Jt.M
Vuil our wtbsilt @ www.1uuwrllillflond.c01Jt
369 E. 17th Street #10, Costa Mesa,
Located behind Plum's Patio
Phone(949)764-1746
Hours 10-5:30 Mon-Sat. Sun 10-4
Support Our Schools
Shop Harbor 8lwL of Cars
l I \ 1 1 I 1 . r \ I 1 ·, • 1 \
' '
~
CIMed ads work for you!
. '
>
REEL CRITICS .
'Enough ' of a dangerous meSsage; Darkrzes! does not help 'Insomnia'
This film is not
quite 'Enough'
J E nough," starring
Jenniler Lopez. is
another disappoint·
ing attempt by H ollywood
to tackle the issue or
domestic violence.
In the film, a waitress
ndmed Slim (Lopez) meets a
RYAN
GILMORE
man she
thinks IS
her Pnnce
Charming
m the
g u1se of a
rich bwld -
mg con-
tractor
nameo
Mi lch (Bil-
ly Camp-
bell). The
two marry,
buy d
bedut1ful house. hdve a pre-
now. hltle girl t1nd dfe on
their wdy to living hdpp1ly
c>ver dfler.
But after a fpw years of
rndrriage. Slim finds out
thdt she did not win the
matnmonidl lottery after all.
Seemingly overnight, Mitch
turns into d p;;ychopalh who
frequently likes to chedl on
dnd bedt his wife
police
depart·
ment with
the
unsolved
murder of
a teenage
girl . The
village is
so far
north that
the sun
never sets
in the six days that Dormer
works the case. Unaccus-
tomed to permanent day-
light, Dormer is not able to
sleep during all that time.
Paci.no completely cap ·
lures the total exhaustion,
mental confusion and hag-
gard look of his character's
mental decay as the effects
of his insomnia deepen.
Robin Williams is sinister as
mystery novelist Walter
Finch, a prime suspect in
the killing. Finch is trying to
frame the victim's boyfriend
for the murder at the same
time Dormer is trying to
frame Finch. Hillary Swank
plays the honest local
detective who tries to sort
through the murky clues left
behind by both of these
men.
Fdced with thesf' new
undttrdct1ve quilllt1es in her
husbdnd, Slim de>c1dC's thdt
thP cnmindl 1ust1ce '>yi.tem
cdnnot help h<•r, dnd she
qocs on the run with her
child an tow She chdnges
their 1dent1t1cs dnd their
pldce ol rei.1dencc whenev-
er Mitch or his bdnd of
hired thug!> gets too close.
Mitch (Billy Campbell) and Slim (Jennifer Lopez) marry In "Enough," now sht>wing In general r elease.
There's plenty of moral
ambig uity, deception and
many frightening moments
that keep the viewer
uns:omfortable as the plot
unfolds. But in the end, Uus
1s a very small movie,
almost claustrophobic. It
centers very tightly on the
tiny details of the complex
psychological interplay
between Pacino and
Williams. They are exceUent
in their roles, but this film is
as depressing and dreary to
watch as the cold fog that
covers the Alaskan coast on
tfut'screen.
Slim tnes lo find refuge
with a sens1t1ve ex-
boyfriend (Odn Futtermdn),
the !athN thdt she nevc>r
knew (fred Wdrd) and her
fraPnds bdck tlt th<' danc>r
(including her Wdllress bud-
dy, Ginny, pldyed by Juli-
ette Lew1r.), but ult1mdtf'ly
she decades l hdl the only
wdy to handle the '>llUdl1on
1s to take her hubby on,
mono y mono. So with a
couple of martial arts
lessons and a trap that
smacks of "Home Alone,"
she heads off to kill Mitch
an the name of "self.
defense."
Lopez agajn proves to be
d very capable actor, and it
is t~oo bad that this film did
not prov· e her with a bet·
ter el for h er talent.
Ca pbeU begins the film
pldying a nice guy charac-
ter similar to his work in
movies such as "The Rocke-
teer" and the television
senes "Once and Agam , ~
but then the script turns
him into a B-movie villain
who only speaks in cheesy
--------
'
threats and sinister procla·
mations.
•Enough " is filled with
scenes that are suspenseful
and exciting, but in the end
it is just a remake of
"Sleeping with the Enemy"
with Lopez standing in for
Julia Roberts. Rather than
using character develop-
ment to explore the com-
plexiues of an abusive rela-
tionship, the film is content
to rely on car chases and
hstlights to entertain the
audience. The result is a
forgetta ble summer action
movie w ith a dangerous and
false message to the publlc
that there is no help for bat-
tered women and that their
only option is to kilJ their
abuser.
•En ough · is rated PG-13
for intense scenes of domes-
llc violence, some sensuallty
and language.
• RYAN GILMORE, 27, is a Costa
Mesa resident.
Pacino gets sleepless
in Alaskan frontier
·insomnia" is director
Christopher Nolan's first
film since the innovative
·M emento• was released
last year. This new effort
~11t .Rnn ~cd
Corontt del Mttr Scenic !Jk
presented by
Corona de/ Mar
Chamber of Commerce
and
City of Newport Beach
Community Services
Sehed~le of Events
6:00am
7:30am
1:ssam
B:2oam
8:4Sam
9:00am
Registration begins
warm-up
Men 's sk Race
women 's sk Race
2 Mile Fun Walk
1 k Kid's Dolphin Dash
also centers on the unfold-
ing investigation of a brutal
crime, but it's d much siJn-
pler and more traditional
crime drama wi th Hitchcock
overtones. The look and feel
of this movie is definitely on
the darker side of film noir,
bleak and foreboding al
every tum.
Al Pacino is perfectly cas t
as Will Dormer, a hardened
Los Angeles homicide
detective w ith a check ered
past and missing moral
compass. He 1s already
under investJgation by
Internal Affairs when he is
temporanJy shipped out to
Alaska to assist a very small
--= . : --
"Insomnia" rated R for
language, some violence
and brief nudity.
• JOHN DIPl<O, 48, is • Costa
Mesa resident and a senior 1nvestl·
gator for the Orange County pub-
lk defender's office.
Sometimes,
less is more
If you're in the 27% tax
bracket, a tax-free bond
yielding 5.00%• pays ae
much after-tax income
as a taxable bond yield-
ing 7.55%.
'Yllld fffee11¥1 5/16,-02, ~to Ml-
aci.ty lllCI pfb chqt.'f~ lllCI rnarMt vu Wll ~ ~ sold pnor to mltlrlty.
May bt SIAliect to "* lllCI locll tlitet.
May bt ~ to *""""" llWll'IU'll tax.
c.1 ... .,....,. ,...,.,...
...... c.....
152$ M ... v .. r..w Drlu .AHi
wltl' 116
Co.ta Mete 1714) 557..fl72S
~.edwerdJ-..:.~
--~ . Edward Jones
.... ~ .......... "71
T•-mplr Shoppinq ~,
Join us for Rmppln' wlttt tM Ralbbl
Ind find out '#t'fl Col1gl egdor1 Shir Ha-Ma'llot 11 one of the ~
fr1endliest, and most innoYllM Reform congregllklne In Orange County.
Get to know us and our dynamic Rabbi Rlctwd S1llnberQ OV1r bllllll
and ~ and feel right It home. ''*""" flmlles welcome.
, Dally Pilot
THEATER
A season of 'new' work in NeWport theater
•Y Tom Titus
F or a local community
theater to come up
• with a full five-show
season of plays that haven't
been produced locally is a
pretty good trick. The New-
p0rt Theatre Arts Center
almost pul.lJ it off.
The 2002-03 season at
the center will offer four
"new• shows -some not
really new, just unfamiliar
to local 4udiences. The only
really well-known offering,
Reginald Rose's Jury room
drama "1\velve Angry
Men." hasn't really had a
production ln Cost~ Mesa or
Newport Beach.
Newport starts out with a
classic next season. George
Bernard Shaw's biting com-
edy "Mrs. Warren's Profes-
sion." This play, about a
woman whose profession is
the world's oldest. will open
Sept. 13 under the direction
of Darlene Hunter Chaffee.
"Beau J est • is a contem-
porary romantic comedy
about a young woman pres-
sured by her parents to
If•
AFTER HOURS
• Submit AFTI" HOUlllS items to
the Dilly Piiot. 330 w. Bly St., Cos-
ta Mesa, CA 92627; by f111 to (949)
646-4170; or by calllng (949) 574-
4268. A complete llst is 1Vall1ble at
www.daitypllotcom.
SPECIAL
MOVIES ON THE BEACH
The Newport Dunet Water-
front Resort Hotel will sh<>w
movies on the beach every
Friday night in May and
every Friday and Saturday in
June. Showings begin at
dusk. The film schedule is as
follows: ·cats & Dogs• on
Friday, "Dinosaur" on Friday,
"Uncle Buck" on Saturday,
"Project X" on June 7, "Fe'i
ris Bueller's Day Off" on June
8. "City Slickers" on June 14.
"Father's Day• on June 15,
• AUanbs: The Lost Empire"
on June 21 , "Back to the
Future• on June 22. "The
Borrowers• on June 28, and
"The Pllntstones" on June
29. Newport Dunes is at 1131
Back Bay Drive, Newport
Beach. Admission is free, $7
For parking. (800) 765-7661.
' STORYTELLING CONCERT
"'Some Enchanted Evening:
A Concert of Stories on
ughter, Love and Life" will
e presented at Orange
oast Unitarian Universallst
Church at 7:30 p .m. Saturday.
e concert will feature sto-
llers Debra Olson Tolar,
inae F. Wyzga and Unda ~ King Prwtt The church is at
( 1259 Vktona St., Costa
{-Mesa $1 0-$15. (949) 646-
f 4652.
; MUSIC
JETHROTUU t The British rock band Jethro
1 Tull will make lts Orange
County Performing Arts Cen-
ter debut at 8:30 p .m. Friday
with its Living With the Past
Tour. The concert will
include hlts from such
albums as •Aqualung,•
"Thick as Brlck• and "Too
Old to Rock 'n' Roll, Too
Young to Ole.• The Center is
at 600 Town Center Dnve,
Costa Mesa. $35-$65. (714)
155-5799.
OPEMSCENES
Robin Buck will direct
"Opera Scenes" at 8 p.m. Fri-
day in UC Irvine's Winifred
Smith Hall. The campu. ls at
the comer of Campu. and ,~venlty drives. S10-S6. ,...o, 824-2787.
UO otAM•R WINDS
UCI OMlaber Wkm WW
a;.:*'Mm at 2 p.m. SUnday et
Mmfled smttb Hall Clll the UC
campul. c:ormr Of Cam·
·~rand University drtv•.
'l>UUel Ketzen Will conduct.
Pniie. (949) 8~·2787.
• ''MC:K CHOMU
MeuO·tporano Michelle Dll~oung will make her
CS.but with the Padtic
~at 7 p.m. Sunday In• DtQdram utled ·arabml,
....-... • W1dtK19• at the er... c.ouDtY IWfoimlDg ~.,,... .... .
llliillllll ledan ... p.m. "'
-··-?MlllF • ......... .,
marry the man of their
dreams, who hires an actor
to impersonate her suitor.
Jack Millis is directing the
James Sherman chuckler,
which will open Nov, 15.
Next comes "1\velve
Angry Men,• born on tele-
vision, nurtured on the big
screen and revisited regu-
larly by college and com-
munity theater groups. One
juror stands against the oth-
er. 11 in a murder case
involving a teenage'boy in
this thriller, which will' open
Jan. 24 with Michael Ross
directing.
Ray Cooney's "Funny
Money• appears to be a
typical Cooney farce (he
created last season's "Not
Now, Darling"), this one
involving a switched brief~
case on a London subway
that turns out to be brim-
ming with cash. Terri Miller
Schmidt directs the show,
which will open March'28.
Winding up the Newport
season will be •Camping
With Henry and Tom " by
Mark St. Germain -but
this is no kids' show. Henry's
ua JA12. ORCHESTRA
UC Irvine's Jazz Orchestra
will perform at 8 p.m.
Wednesday at the Irvine Bar-
clay Theatre, 4242 Camous
Drive, Irvine. Guest artist
Barbara Morrison will per-
form, with Charles Owens
conducting. $8 students; $10
faculty, staff, alumni and
seniors; $12 general admis-
sion. (949) 854-4646.
ua SYr,1PHONY ORCHESTRA
UC lrvkle's Symphony
Orchestra will perform at 8
p.m. June 6-7 at the Irvine
Barclay Theatre, 4242 Cam-
pus Drive, Irvine. UCI faculty
artist Theresa Diamond will
play percussion. $8 students;
$10 faculty, staff, alumni and
seniors; $12 general admis-
sion. (949) 854-4646.
MUSIC AT THE MERCHANT
The Wine Merchant and
Wine Bar will feature the
trumpet and vocals of Jack
Sheldon at 7:30 Fridays and
Saturdays on an ongoing
basis. The bar is at 3400 Via
Udo, Ne~·Beach. Free.
(949) $6(..9463 or
www.bhwtnemerchant.com.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cafe presents
Monday Night Jams from 7
to 11 p.m. every week.
•wanted" musicians include
guitar players, bass players,
singers, drummers, key-
boardists and others at 100
Main St., Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 675-7760.
MUSIC AT THE ANNEX
Musical acts perform at 5
p.m. Sundays at tHe Pierce
Street Annex, 330 17th St.,
Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 646-
8500.
MUSIC AT ·THE GRIU
The Bluewater Grill offers
live musk on Friday and Sat-
urday night.. Greg Morgan,
Nick Peper and Kelly Gordi-
en (known as MPG) will per-
form classic rock. R&B and
swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays.
Marvin Gregory and MPG
will perform classic rock,
swin.g and R&B at 8:30 p.m.
Saturdays. The .,restaurant is
located at 630 Lido Park
Drive, Newport Beach. Free
admission. (9-49) 675-3"74.
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican often the
muslc of nm O'Nan and
Friends from Wednesday
through Sunday. The band
will perform from 1 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday,
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday
and Saturday, and 2 to 6 p .m.
Sunday. The retteurant ii at
2735 W. Coast Highway,
NeWport Beach. Pree. (9'9)
642-XU.
WlllCIND IWIS
Andaaliy't IUftrt>Oat a.tau·
rant iD NeWport Bwb Wtl1
pr.mt Tbe Balboa Bluee on
Priday and S.turday
evenlDQI and Sunday afW·
noom. lbe .......-wlll •· t\aN jus and cl-* roek ---dilllDtr .... Ae"dng, Allllhif'I·· al 151 I. COllt
Highway. (INIJ f1W421,
and Tom's last names are
Ford and Edlson, with Presi-
dent Warren Harding along
for the tide. Phyllis Gitlin
Will dlrect, and the show
will open May 30, 2003.
The theater, which opens
its season closer, •Sweet
"€harity, • on Friday, also ls
preparing for its summer
family musical, ""Ibe
Princess and the Magical
Pea,• with a cut made up
of both children and adults.
If you're familiar with
·once Upon a Mattress,•
you know the story of this
one. Auditions will be at
10:30 a.m. Satwday at the
theater, 2502 Cliff Drive.
Newport Beach, for a large
and varied cast. The show
will run July 19 through
Aug. 4.
Ticket orders and addi-
Uonal information on the
Newport season are being
handled at the theater's box
office, (949) 643-0288.
• TOM TITUS writes 1bout 1nd
reviews local theater for the Dally
Piiot. His stories appear Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Solo guitanst Ken Sanders
performs classical flamenco
tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays
and Sundays. Free. (949)
675-1922.
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald Ishibashi and the
Stone Bridge Band play rock
and R&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays
at Sutton Place Hotel's Tri-
anon Lounge, 4500
MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. Pree. (949) 476-2001.
SENIOR aNTER AFTERNOON
A seven-piece group plays
big band tunes from 1 :30 to ·
3:30 p.m. Fri!1ays at Oasis
Senior Center, 800 Mar·
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
$4. (949) 644-3244.
STAGE
'SKIN OF OUR TEETH'
UC Irvine will present an all-
undergraduate production of
Thornton Wilder's "The Skin
of Our Teeth" today through
June 8 at the Little Theatre.
Performances will be at 8
p.m. today to Saturday and
Wednesday through June 8,
and 2 p.m. Saturday and
June 8. The campus is at the
comer of Campus and Uni-
versity drives. $7-$11. (949)
824-2787.
RllmNICI .........
..
..
•
Thuradoy, May 30, 2002Al1
World mt0tll11ed jazz. guitarist •
Pein' White, pnfrmn.s livt Fatkr'1
Day June 16th.
IIU/uire ahoul ruort gift tUtifutt~
an} our upeoming Falller'J Dq tu:li,.;Jiu on J11M l
Support Our School~
Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars
CARPET
LIFETIME
WARRAITY
LAMINATES
LIFETIME
WARRAllN
WOOD
~9i. "· ~9~:
LIFETIME
WARRAl1Y
100% •
LIFETlll
WAllAITY
•
· Al 2 !hUrsdoy, MOr 30, 2002 • t ' -• • t ' ' . · ·Daily Pilot
'\
Quon Of THE DAY
"We will dellnltely have
a junlor vanity team, whlch
la a great luxury ... •
Dolly Pilot
Jay NoonM, E~ncl• High
footb•ll COKh
I .
mOPEIB
JulWJhoMNI
GLENNIASSITT
.,.._ lcllw Roger Conaon • 949..57....,.223 • 1port1 Pcua 949-6.50-0170 lhunday, May 30, 2002 11
' 'l1U I ATIONS.
41st annual athletic awards breakfast• Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce
)
Was an
All-OF
choke
twlc9 and
the Sea
View
Lffgue-S
Offenslw
Uneman of
theYMI'.
B~ =:-:t,
GPA. the
distanol
fr9estyter
WM part
of two
wfnnlng
rNytHms
In Harbor's
conquet
of the OF
DMslon I
swimming aown.
I ,
82 Thursday, May 30, 2002
STM MCCRANk I OAll.Y PILOT
A Harbor View standout
(left) breaks through
to thwart a SL John's
threat in girls grades
5-6 acUon.
Aho¥e. Hmbor' Vlew moves
tbe ball past midfield as a
$t. John's player (left)
readies to aake her move.
There are some. new kids on the block
Harbor View, a first-year Daily Pilot Cup entry, scores 2-1
victory over defending champion St. John's.
Steve Virgen
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -Mom eni~ <1fter
.-,coring whdl proved to be a game-
wmmng goal. Harbor View slxth-grade>r
Rachel ParkN had two extra reasons to be
Joyous. A\1de from the 2-1 pool·play-
oµenmg \ 1ctory over St John's, Pe1rker
redhzed hN Vikings iust defeated the
defendmg Daily Pilot Cup girls fifth-and
'itxth-grdde div1<;ion champions at the
Co'ita M<:'sa Farm Field Wednesday.
"Tiu'> 1s our hrst year m (The Ptlot
Cup),· said Parker, who was also excited
to play with different teammates from
her AYSO squad. "It 's more special
because it's fun to play with your
fnends •
PMker formed a dangerous 1-2
combination with her friend and
teammate Lindsay Zotovich. The duo
accounted for the two goals for the
Vikings. who trailed after three minutes
spent
St Johns' Ally Krtkorlan outran Harbor
View defenders on a breakaway and
finished her display of speed with a goal.
Krikorian, who also completed a
somersault throw-in .during the seoond
half, is the younger sister of Costa Mesa
High standouts Danny (basketball and
track and field), and Stacy (soccer and
track and field).
With eight lJlfnutes left in the flnt half,
the Vikings' da.ullng duo of Parker and
Zotovich tied the score. Alter taking a
pass from Allison Poster, Parker found
Zotovich for the goal.
Then, three minutes into the second
hall, Zotovicb found Parke r for what
proved to be the game-winner.
·we had great defensive play from
Arielle Lysacek and Allison Foster,•
Harbor View co-coach Dan Belove said.
·our goalie, McKenna Caskey (four
saves), also helped out."
Goalkeeper Noelle Esquer also played
'Solid defense for St. John's, also known as
the Fighting Irish. She recorded 11 saves
and with five minutes left, she played
the field, as Paulina nan filled in at the
GIRLS 5·6
• Today's schedule, see Page 86.
net. But, the Vi.kings maintained a solid
defense and held the Fighting Irish
scoreless in the second half.
Harbor View outshot St. John's 17-4,
including 9-0 in the second hall. With
five minutes left, Parker nearly scored
again. She sent a high, looping shot that
hit the side post.
Elsewhere on the first day of pool play·
• Carden Hall 11, Eutbluff 0 -Christina
O'Tousa (four) and Kelly Matthews (three)
combined for seven goals. Colleen lje?ler
scored twice and single tallies ~e from
Alissa Dari.sh and Maggie .Beiney.
Natalie Mitchell, Kimberly Condino,
Cait Williamson, Alisha Agrellas, AJexa
Levin and Lauren Wilbur all contributed
ofienslvely.
Goalies Darwish and Parisa Crane
combmed for the shutout Berney, Sydney
Sweeney and Heyler all stood out
defensively.
• Kalter (1) 7, n.vta (2) 0: -Crystal
Mena, AJexandra Mcintosh and Emily
Olhaver scored two goals each and Alice
Cope found the net once to earn the
shutout victory for Coach Kirk Mcintosh,
the Pilot Cup tournament director.
• Harbor View 2, SL John'• l -Lind-
say Zotozich and Rachel Parker each
scored a goal and aaisted on the oth-
er player's score in the win over St.
John's.
• St. Joechtm 3, Harbor Day l -St.
Joachim held oU Harbor Day with a
two-goal lll4J'g1.n of victory to open
Wednesday's action of pool play.
• Rea 1, IC.aller (3) 0 -Rea earned what
tournament director Kirk Mcintosh
believed to be its first Dally Pilot Cup
victory in a defensive struggle.
• Newport Elementary 3, TeWlnkl•·
fisher 1-Newport Elementary collected
a key victory in Wednesday's opener.
• Davis (I) 3, Kaller (2) 2 -Davis
survived Its pooJ-play opener with a nall-
blter. ·
Andersen leads off with solid victory
The Dolphins storm into pool play with 5-0 victory over
'young' St. J oachim in grades 3-4 girls competition.
Steve Virgen
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -If there is a team in
the Dally Pilot Cup·guts third· and fourth-
grade division that has a champlon.ship
look to It, pelh&pe the Andersen Dolphins
would be the one. They displayed the
sturr of champions with 'll 5.0 victory over
St. Joachim to open pool play WC!dncsday
at the Costa Mesa Fann Fleld.
Andersen used four different S<'Orers,
soUd forward play and sound passing to
control th cont-1. Th• Dolpblns also
used their aperience, as 13 players, more
than ha.II ol the teem. are All-Stars for
their re.pecdve AYllO ~uadl.
That'• p~ WbY Andenen scored
30 secoridl ~ lie game. Siieh Craig
found the net cm Iii Oolphliiil' flrft hot
on~. Off•.,..,...~ Luke. St.' . .Joachim, oe ...... band, had
just five out Of tt. 14 ~ who hav
f
soccer experience. But. that didn't ltop the
Sea Kings from turning In a tough
deJen.sive performance.
The Dolphins attacked the net with 20
&bots on goal m the fifst half, and only four
were rung up, aa St. Joachim goalk.Mpen
Arlana Dlspalatro and Sadye Busby
comblped for 1_. 1ave1 (M¥an ltopl each),
However, AnderMo took a 4.0 lead into
halftime becaute HaJ19r·1tagu1e, Katie
Deverlan and.-~Nely .....i goals.
Raguse madllbtlllOlt of beir~
She came oft the bencb, Uddlakk.ly
scored, letl tbln llllllute lnto •lllllYtncJ
Ume. Evetf oae Of Coecb lJalll Qaig't
DolphJns ,....,_, • did ell .tllal S..
Klngs for 06lita ·Antta 9wtft.
•They 811,..,..S good •• "Qijlj IMd ~
the Dolphbil; "OW lonNrdl ~very
well and we....-S~• Anna Vall , ' Lua
were the ... ,... , tUt oot
Andenea di to 1119 Mt.
GIRLS 3·4
With 11 minutes left. Deverlan scored
beT second goal to close out Andersen'
scoring.
ln other pool play action:
•Oar Udy Queen of~ 1, Martnen
Clartllm I -Kasey De Young, on an assist
from teammate Marta Tena, scored the
goal for Our Lady Queen of Angels early
ln the first half.
Marlnen CbrilUan tcored lts goal
early ln the MCOnd balf.
• HarMr o.y 2, CalUonda O -Jackie
Dion and Oa1N Badington eech 1COred
a goal 11 Harbor Day tecorded a shutout
victory.
• N9wpolt Rr• IE' ' .. Na.,.rt Klllt
2 -Brtew ldawltl IC'Ol9d llOth gC>U
for Newpdlt Illig, but It w 't •nOUab
............. Nftp~. TIM 'ftttOlli med goalies,
M1dell• ltorcb and Nichole Vnto
..
throughout the game as strong defense
was provided by AJexll Jenkins and
Kayla Greeley for Newport Klng.
• Kaiser 5, DavtJ 0 -Kaiser blanked
Davis to improve to 1-0 in pool play.
• Mutnen 3, SL Jobn'• 0 -Mariners
didn't allow a goal to flncl the back of tts
... ad WOil ~ tbrM goall.
Daily Pilot
MAY 29-JUNE 2 '
VICTORIA VOYAGml """'"-~ Girts grlldes H
Giovanna Agredano Undsav AtwOod Erica Blzzefl
Christina Bodner
Allisa Bowman
Jazmine DeMartlno
Ole)°aMe Flores
Deanna Herreman
=~ Mlgaf'I Welt
c:o.c:t..: Jim Blznll
and Mis Reynolds
MAY 29-JUNE 2
HAMOR VIEW VICW
Gira grades H
Karen lshll
Elizabeth Kopaskle
Kalley Ellls
Arielre Lysacek
Caitlin Ahffm
Caitlin Roberts
Marissa Morrm
Shaye BMtien
Anneke Pakvasa
Lauren Belove
Alexis Gomez
Sophie Mollnarl
~P~er Un.chaY ZotlOYlch Allison~ ~<:askey c.ect..: Stew ZotOYictt
~DaneeloYe
PiktCu _p
MAV3JUNIZ
-------~~~M~c!Jp .· ~~~~~--"Daily Pilot CJD, -_ .. Thursday, Mat 30, 2002 &1
Color
Leopards roll through Newport in Wednesday's opener, 8-0.
1 Richard Dunn goals and Morgan BrombaJ three assists
on the first five goals.
' I I
I
I I
l I
I
DAILY PILOT
COSfA MESA-After months of antic-
ipation for the Dally Pilot Cup, players on
the fifth-and sixth-grade boys soccer
team at Lincoln Elementary finally got to
see their jerseys.
While they might have been a little
surprised by the team color (pink), the
Leopards showed their spots in the
opening game of the third annual
tournament Wednesday in an 8-0 pool-
play victory over the Newport Elementary
Tritons at Costa Mesa High.
•our school liaison picked pink for
our jerseys and our fourth graders didn't
like them because they thought pink was
for girls, but our sixth graders thought it
was pretty cool, because nobody would
want to lose to a team with pink shirts,•
Lincoln Coach Jon Kottke said.
Newport, missing some key players
because of a conflict with playoffs in the
Newport Harbor Baseball Association,
and Lincoln will both play St. John's
Friday in pool play at the Farm Field.
ln the opener, Lincoln's Mitch Williams
netted three goals for h1s first career hat
trick, while Jordan Goulding added two
Lincoln's Leopards, who won the
fourth-grade division tiUe in the Cup's
inaugural year in 2000, built a 4-0
halftime edge after outshootin~ the
liitons, 11-0.
"These kids get so excited about this
(Daily Pilot Cup),• Kottke said. "They
play club soccer all year, but this is what
they all talk abouL It's amazing.•
Newport's first-half goalie, Spencer
Baratto, recorded three saves in first six
minutes and finished with four saves in
the 25-minute hall. Victory Done had
four goalie saves in the second half for
Newport.
Lincoln, which outshot the lhtons in
the second half, 16-0, took a 1-0 lead in
the 10th minute on Williams' first goal,
then teammate Paolo lat:carino scored in
the 11th minute on a long tree kick from
Brombal.
In the 15th minute, Williams scored
again, when he booted a floater from just
inside the 18-yard box that tipped off the
goalie's fingertips and gave Lincoln a
3-0 lead.
"I liked the goal that went over the
goalie,• Williams said. when asked which
DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY SJEVE MCCRANK
Lett. above, ln grades
5-6 action, Harbor
View (center) moves
the ball downfield
against Te Winkle.
Newport Coast
team captain Chris
Freeman tries to
maintain control
of the ball as a
Pomona defender
intrudes ln boys
grades 3-4 play.
BOYS S-6
• Today's schedule, see Page B6.
of the three goals were his favorite.
Carl Waniek scored in the 23rd minute
for Lincoln, then Williams was back in the
scoring column in the second half, after
taking a cross from B~ombal in the 34 th
minute. Jacob Goulding scored two
minutes later to give Lincoln a 6-0 lead.
Jordan Goulding scored bis team's final
two goals.
"They clearly had their best play~ at
the schools,• Newport Coach Ian
Stevenson said of the Leopards. Cameron
Oark. Taylor Stevenson and Eric Holland
hustled on defense for Newport.
Elsewhere on the fust day of pool play:
•Rea 10, Davls 0-Eric Duarte scored six
goals as the defending champions made
a big statement Single scores came from
Leonel G4fcia, George Olivas, Giovanni
Vasquez and Brian Lopez. Garcia had
··four assists.
• Ha.rbor View 3, TeWlnkle-Tub 3 -
Harbor View fought back from a 3-1
deficit to tie the game.
Goalkeeper Mike Katz was a standout
for Harbor View with several key saves
Above, Newport Coast's
Struan Nicolson drives
home a ~oal: '
in the early going.
Leading Harbor View offensively were
Paul Zubatov, Taylor Fannig and Sean
Donavan, each scoring a goaJ.
Defensive standouts included Parker
Reed, Cory Vitalo, Stefan Kaluz, Sean
Ryan, and Peter Inouye.
• Mariners 3, Harbor Day 0 -Mariners
kept a tight lid on Harbor Day throughout
to post the shutout victory.
•SL Joaqulm 6, Davis (1) 2 -St. Joaquim
seemed to have the happer on Davis from
the start and went on to post a convincing
victory. •
• Harbor Day-Scott 5, Victoria 2 -In a
tough game from the start to finish, it
was Harbor Day coming up with the
upper hand against a sharp Victoria unit.
• K.a.lser (1) l, Mariners Chrtstlan 1 -ln
one of the day's best matches, the two
squared off in a defensive gem. In the end
neither could come up with the winning
margin.
• Eutbhdl (1), TeWln.lde-Gulierres 1 -
Uke the Kaiser-Mariners Christian duel,
these two found themselves locked in a
defensive standoff.
I .
I Newport Coast loves ~oasting, 6-1
l Coast scores early and often to defeat Pomona Wedn~day.
r lryc9 Alderlon Pomona's defense played better in the I OMV PILoT second half, allowing two goals, and
COSTA MESA-Speed kills. keeping Newport Coast out of its zone
Nowhere wa1 that phrase more more often.
evident than in the firlt-round Pilot Cup Jonathan Diego scored, making It, 5-
soccer game between Newport Coast l , at one point in the second balf.
Slruan NaJIQieleo showedlOllle fancy and Pomona Elementary 1cbool1 feet for Newport Coast, ICXlring two goela.
Wednelday night at The Penn Complex He land the ee.n'l llxdlin lhe .allM1 bal
in Costa Mela.
Newport Coast'• speed-laden team afterheeludedadefenderandldc:Udtbe
weaved through def enden, creating ball into the Wt side" the net.
several scoring chances, m of which Keyan Ja1ill ~ the bell ewey froai
turned into goals. Pomona d8'1Dllln for much" the.,......
·we have a couple o1 kids who .,. and cmmed tbe bd an ....m «<••
really fut.• Mid N.-port Coat Coec:h for Comt plajWi to get a_,. on ~
Chris Gaal, wbOM ICID, Connor Gui, The wtn lmp; I I Id Gui. Wbo Nid M
ICOl'ed two goeJs tn the llnt balf before bal two .,..,... tbat haw nrely ,..,..
tUiDg over go.lteQdlng duties ID the orpnWd eoa.w.~ oa tbe ._
l8CODd bd. day ol paol PlaY•
Cluil Frffmu acored tW1ce for
NewpMCom&wl \mdbllllgl ......
ttm.tolpeedpill ....... Pl'wll
*il9d OD OM ol GeaJ .. goali.
• ...... .., ... IAWl-Oewr
0-............ AllS= mdS...Oldll_____ ..
IOYS 3-4
Harbor Day. A fifth goal wa1 not
identified.
Will Morrow stood out defemtvely for
Harbor Day.
• ADdenea I, Newport ffelPll t -
Randall Nellon ICONd a bat litck, wb1le
Brian Ford dished out ftve Ullltl for
Andenm.. the dlfemlng IWy Plat Cup
champlool. Ford Uo ... two ,...,
and Parbr 5'oDe. Matdlt lbiillo-l.--
ud MUie Pvwel1 pclltild-~ .....
1be And8lwl ........... Qllst
Zucker, JUOD l>IWoD, ...._ a.1.U.
Hunter Meece ... 0... ..... wbom
belped golllDllplr 11m11J Nahr-
tbe ............ 'ftM1J ••• --
1.ogm ...... °"".... 2 8 d 1 .. wttgl8clltl.
they defeated Davis.
Christian St. Claire made the assist
on Wllliam.s' goal. 'IYler Kring provided
solid goaltendlng for Lincoln.
• '" • s. .... (2) 1 -Wbltiel' got the
upper band and kept the prmsure Oil to
puD "the coovlndng four-pl margin"
vldory.
•....._(I) .. Dml 0-The Knights Md
tMlr •• , m.. the start to flnlsh and
... bu.bed ttwnMIYel u one ol tbe
chjn•l""'JWHp ~ wtth tbe IOlk1
ptli1om*w..
• u.aar ... W1a1-•wi·~ ..................
-• a P••• : 2 «•
MAY 29-JUNE 2
HARBOR VIEW VIKINGS
Boys grades 3-4
Taylor Battram
Drew Blumenthal
Bryce Bastien
Danny Borg-Sundstrom
Jeremy Bowlnk.el
Connor Cole
Kevin Corrigan
MathewF~
Jamie Heinecke
Cameron Holmes
Keatin Kay
Lulte Kopaslde
Jamie McKeman
Mishit.l Packussa
Brandon Pldt
Plerc.e Stemler
Alex Turner
Dylan Varner
Reid Wallace
Paul Zubatov
Jon Picarelli
c:o.ches: Amie Blumenthal
and Ken Battram
MAY 29-JUNE 2
EASl1IWFF Boys grades 5-6
Justin Adams
Hunter Alder
John Barrett
Barshawn Ashari
Emil Davis
Ryan Austin
Paul Hendenon
)~Carlson
Tyrone Holbrook
Jack l.ansfOfd
Ryan Murphy
Evanl.Jv~
Alf~Nowak
Jalte Schwartz
Christoph« Rossi
Max Rollins
Troy Selby
Phillip Sundbaltlten
Carter Taylor
Andrew Watt
Greg Wolonslcy
eo.c:h: Andrew Nowak
MAY 29-JUNE 2
H.M90R VIEW WCWGS
Boys grades 5-6
Connor Corr" JamesC~ham
5ffn Donovan r ~=~ ,._, Inouye .,.,.. K.9ka
l(endlff Pict
Pwtt..-RM<t *"=. ~w.n.c:e
c:o.dt: M9rt Pk*
..
,
84 Thuradoy, Moy 30, 2002
DAILY PUT SPOITS HAil Of FAME flA1UI§, All) Wiii THEY WDE "*'5llD
A Geoff~ Newport Hltbor, Allf 2. 1999
Jim Abbott. ~. Feb. 19, 1999
Gcwdon AdMM. Newport Hwbor. Sept. l, 1999
..... Aclet. got#. MMttt .. 1999
Alan Abna. &tlnda. .i.n. 7, 2000 ,,.,. Akin, c.oron. del MM; Jurle 19, 2000
Rich Amaral, &tlncia. Feb. 16, 1999
Jerry Anderson. golf, *'· 13, 1999
Alan Andrews, sailing. Jan. 10. 2000
Chari~ Appell, Estancll. Sept. 17, 2001
Lara Asper. ~ Hatbor, Sept. 21, 1999
Kim Attlesey, Corona del Mar, Feb. 2A, 1999
Bud Attridge, Newport Harbor. March 27, 2000
8
Brett Bake<. Newport Harbor Mn. 1, 1999
Tom Baldwin. Cortlt Mesa. Oct. 23, 2000
Byron ean. Newport Harbor, April 30, 2001
Syd Ball tennis, June 9, 1999 •
.Ion Ballade. Newport Harbor. May 22. 2000
Ted 8andaruk, swimming. Aug. 30, 1999
Tim Bandel, Corona del Mar. Dec. 31, 2001
Ken Bardsley, Costa Mesa. Sept. 22. 1999
Don ~ Newport H.wbot, May 1, 2000
George ·sud· Bamett. Newport Harbor Jan. 9, 1999
Glenn 8as.wtt. Newport H.wbot, June l, 2002
Ramin Bastani, Corona del Mar, April 6, 1999
Dan Bauer, Costa Mesa. Dec. 18. 1999
Gene Baum. golf, Jan. 20, 1999
Denny Bean. Newport Harbor, Oct. 15, 1999
Chris Beasley, Costa Mesa. May 11, 1999
Mike llftch, Newport Harbof, Oct. 23, 1999
Jack Bel~ Newport Harbor, May 28, 1999
Rex Bell, Newport Hart>o<, Dec. 26, 2001
Garth Bergeson, Corona del Mar, Sept. 10, 2001
James Bergeson, Newport Harl>of, Aug. 14, 2000
Bob Berry, Newport Harbor. March 25, 1999
Charlie Berry, Newport Harbor, April 22. 2002
Damon Berryhill, Orange Coast. Sept. 30, 1999
Danny Bibb, golf, Aug. 28, 2000
Dina Birch, Estancia, June 25, 2001
Bruce Black. Corona del Mar, Oct. 2. 2000
Jill Black. Estancia, Feb. 22, 1999
John Blair. Corona del Mar, July 17, 2000
Billy Blanton, Mater Del, Jan. 30, 1999
Charlie Bleiker; Newport Harbor, June 4, 1999
Sheldon Bloc.kburger, Newport Harbor, Feb. 13, 1999
Gino Boero, Newport Harbor, Oct. 26, 1999
Adam Bollenbach, Estancia. Sept. 1 S. 2000
Barbata Bond, Orange Coast, Jan. 18, 1999
Ila Borders. Vanguard University, June 28, 1999
Terry Bowen, Costa Mesa, Dec. 3, 1999
Tina Bowman, Newport Harbor, De. 17, 2001
Leah Braatz-cochrane, Estancia, Jan. 21, 1999
Lillian Brabander, Estancia, 0ec.·22, 1999
Charlie Brande, volleyball, July 23
Mike Briggs, Corona del Mar, Aug. 13, 2001
Paul Briggs. Orange Coast. June 16, 1999
Gil Brookings, Newport Harbor, March 1B, 2001
Brandi Brooks, Estancia, Dec. 16, 1999
Jeff Brown. Corona del Mar, Nov. 18, 1999
Pete Brown. Newport Harbor, July 18, 1999
Tim Brown, Newport Harbor, May 29, 2000
Bud Browne, surfing, Dec. 8, 1999
Steve Bukich, Newport Harbor, July 27, 1999
Don Burns, Newport Harbor, Costa Mesa, Dec. 11, 2000
c
David Cadigan, Newport Harbor, June 15, 1999
Mike Camp, Estancia, Nov. 20, 2000
Tony Camp, Estancia, Jan. 1, 200d
Don Cantrell. Newport Harbor, Feb. 12, 1999
Andy Carey. baseball, Jan. 29, 1999
Dave Carlisle, Estancia, Dec. 18, 2000
Jim Glmett. Orange Coast College, March 19, 2001
John Glrney, Costa Mesa, Jan. 7, 1999
John Glrrido, Estanoa, July 23, 2001
Scott Glrpenter, Corona del Mar, March 20, 2000
Ross Case, tennis. Aug. 2, 1 ~..;
Doug Casey, Corona del Mar, Sept. 4, 2000
Gary Casey, Corona del Mar, May 21, 2001
Tony Ciarelli, Newport Harbor, July 9, 2001
Bruce Chapman, Costa Mesa, Nov. 6, 1999
Bill Clark, Newport Harbor, Oc.t 29, 2001 ·
Mandy Oayton, Newport Harbor, June 8, 1999
M.E .• Oayton, Newport Harl>of, Oct. 28, 1999
Sandy Coffer, golf, May 5, 1999
Kim Coleman, Corona del Mar, Jan. 28, 2002
Juhe Collett. Costa Mesa, Jan. 8, 1999
Branon Coluccio, Newport Harbor, Aug. 27, 2001
Scott Craig, Newport Harbor; June 18, 2001
Christy Crandall, running, July 7, 1999
Curt Crandall, Estancia, Aug. 21, 2000
Glenn Cripe, Newport Harbor, Oct. 30, 1999
Sienna Curci. Newport Harbor, Dec. 21, 1999
Bob Curry. Newport Harbor, Aug. 23, 1999
Les Cutler, Newport Harbor, Estancia, Jan. 21, 2002
D
Bonnie Dasse, Costa Mesa, Aug. 7, 1999
Lindsay Davenport. tennis, Jan. 6, 1999
Gary Davidson, sports pioneer. Sept. 8, 1999
Sidney Davidson, Newport Harbor, March 6, 2001
Luke Davis, youth baseball, June 18, 1999
Ron Davis. Corona del Mar, Feb. 25, 2002
Scott Davis, tennis. April 9, 2001
Sue Davis, Corona del Mar. Oct. 21, 1999
Jason Deere, Newport Harbor, March 2, 1999
Doug DeCinces. baseball, Feb. 26, 1999
Tim DeCinces, Corona del Mar, July 16, 1999
Dennis Delany, Costa Mesa, Feb. 23, 1999
Cra19 Dennis, Estancia, Nov. 20, 1999
Phil Dent. tennis, Jan. 10, 1999
Taylor Dent. Corona del Mar, March 17, 1999
Paul Desmet. Costa Mesa. May 19, 1999
Olivia DiGlmilll, Costa Mesa, March 27, 1999
Todd Dixon, Vanguard University, April 23, 2001
John Dobfott. Newport Harbor, Sept. 27, 1999
Eric Dom. Estancia, Oct. 12. 1999
Larry Doyle, Newport Harbor, April 22, 1999
Dan Duddrldge, Costa Mesa, June 12, 1999
Duffy Duffield, boating, Aug. 31, 1999
Marshall Duffield, use. July 2A. 2000
Dennis Durgan, salllng, Jan. 26, 1999
E
Melody Earle, Ertancla, Aug. 18, 1999
Charlie Eaton, tennis. Feb. 11, 1999
Roy Ernenon, tennis. March 16, 1999 Bob Ernst. Costa Mesa, Dec. 25, 2000
Jack Errion, Corona del Mar, Dec. 29, 1999
Dennis Evans. Corona del Mar, April 29, 2002
Jenny Evans. Newport ~arbor, Aug. 25, 1999
F
Kenfagans,•Mra~·Mwch26,1999
Craig Fakoner, Costa Mesa, Dec. 25, 1999
Jim F.ulkner, Estancia, Aug. 26, 1999
JtiOO Ferguson. Costa Mesa, Jan. 41 1999
Bob Ferr.-o, Corona def Mar. Oct. 14. 1999
Old< Ferrymen, Costa Mesa. Oct. 15, 2001
Jim f.efrymlln. Costa Mesi. Feb. 6, 1999
Bill Fick.tr. ulllng. Dec. 31, 1999
Jeff flejd, Costa Mesa, Oct. 2., 1999
OlUdt flntey. basaball Jan. 19, 1999
Gordie Fluet, Or~ Cont. Jan. 5. 1999
Denny Fltz.pMrkk, Newport tWbor. Not. 16, 1999
Vetnon F~ NeoNport Hfbor. April 20. 1999
Mo"'-flint. C«ona def Mar. Aug. 19. 1199 •
st*'9 IJotey, NtY.ipott Hw\IOf. Sept. 2A, 1199
SbM Foley. Newport ~ Junt 14, 1999
1lrn fottUgno. \languerd Unfotwltty. M¥Ch ), 1999
lob ftlr'IC)I, ~ Oct. 23, "" Dick~ ~ twtxw. Feb. 12. 2001
Mb "9emen. Newport ...-. Mt 1 1999 ~=,_,.port~ M1V 1s, 1999 Lee"' rf, ~ ~· 7. 2000 -.. ..... CoroN dll Ms.:: 15, 1"9 #ff'?:~;:. dll M-. .. 1999 M.et • ~ --10. 1999
G
_. G9dldll,. Nit SI IJft ..._ Ftb. S. 19"
.Mii Giii. .... upotl,.._ CMl Miil. AfWll 1, JCm .._. ._ ... , J n .__ Jlft. K JOOO
f
-Ill
Sports Hall ol Fame
Cf~IPbrating thP. tnillenniwn
Wff Gardnef; Estancia, March 12. 1999
Kyle Gaynet, Estancia. Oct. 5, 1999
Soott Gayner, Estancia, Aug. 5, 1999
Greg George. Corona def ~. June 26, 1999
Ray George. USC. Feb. 19, 2001 • Mille Giddings, Newport~ Nov. 17, 1999
Tandy Gllh, Corona def MM; M9y 8, 1999 ,
,. G&mgow. Nev.port ..... Nov. 2B. 1999
OaYe GINson, Costa Mesa. Dec. 10, 1999
Hank Goebe4. c.oron. del Mar. April 1•. 1999
Steo.iie Gonz.alel. Newport Hatbor, April 23, 1999
Rod Gould, Newport ~ May 7, 2001
Jeff Graham, Estanda, March 20, 1999
Daw Grant. Orange Comt. Oct. 16, 1999
Brad Green. Estancia. Oct. 10, 1999
Bill Gresdlner, NevJport Harbor Jan. 7, 2002
Glen Griffith. Newport Harbor. May 20, 2002
Katie Grogan. Costa Mesa, May 6, 2002
Att Gronsky. Newport Beach, Dec. 7, 1999
H
Paul Hahn,, golf Feb. 28, 2000
Bob Hailev. Newport Harbor, April 16, 1999
Bobby Hall, Corona del Mar, Dec. l, 2001
Frank Hamilton. Newport Harbor; June 24, 1999
" Brucl! Hancodt, Costa Mesa, Dec. 10, 2001 Brett Hansen-Oent, Newport Harbor, Feb. 5, 2001
Brian Hanz.al, Newport Harbor. Jan. 2. 1999
Gvolyn Hardy. salting. April 29, 1999
lA!e Haven, NevJport Harbor, Oct. 22. 1999
cara Heads, Newport Harbor, Jan. 4, 2000
Gina HNds, Newport Harbor, May 14. 2001
Gavin HedricX, Newport Harbor, Feb. 18, 1999
Jim Hetfrich, Newport H.wbot, May 8, 2000
Agustin Heredia, Estancia, April 8, 1999
Brooke Herrington, Corona del Mar, May 28, 2001
Matt Herrington, Corona del Mar, Jan. 14, 2002
Mike Hess, Corona del Mar. Dec. 15, 1999
Gail Hine, sailing. Feb. 4, 1999
Pete Hogan, Newport Harbor, f.eb. 20. 1999
Tim Hogan, Newport Harbor, Dec. 4, 1999
Dave Holland, Corona del Mar; Oct. 13, 1999
Cliff Hooper, Corona del Mar, Oct. S. 2001
Boyd •&ogey• Horrell, Newport Harbor, March 4, 2002
Fritz Howser, Newport Harbor, May 25, 1999
Mike Hunter, Orange Coast. Nov. 26, 1999
I
Johnny Ikeda, Newport Harbor, Sept. 1, 1999
Al Irwin, Newport Harbor, Jan. 16, 1999
Ralph Irwin, Newport Harbor, Feb. 1, 1999
J
Shannon Jakosky, Newport Harbor, March 19, 1999
Joey James, Newport Harbor. Nov. 30, 1999
Bill Jenkins, Orange Coast. Dec., 20, 1999
Bill Jewell, Newport Harbor, Jan. 28, 1999
Matt Johner, Estancia, Aug. 24, 1999 em Johns, Newport Harbor, Jan. 25, 1999,
Brian Johnson, Newport Harbor, March 5, 1999
Dave Johnson, Estancia. April 16, 2001
Gary Johnson, Orange Coast. Nov. 3, 1999
Reed Johnson, Corona def Mar, Oct. 29, 1999
Warre<1 Johnson, Corona del Mar. Nov. 5. 2001
Casey Joneos. Corona def Mar, Sept. 4, 1999
K
Steve Kaczynski, Corona del Mar, Sept. 1 1
Walt Kelly, Newport Harbor, May 7, 1999
Matt Keough, Corona del Mar, May 17, 1999
Justin Kerr, Newport Harbor, Feb. 2. 1999
Kart KJllefer, Corona del Mar, Feb. 25, 1999
Koo Kim. Costa Mesa, Feb. 15, 1999
Natalie King. golf, July 30, 2001
Tom Kitchens, Newport Hatbor, Feb. 26, 2001
Vince Klees, Estanda, July 4 2001
Dave ~oehler, Corona del Mar, Nov. 8, 1999
Steve Kralss, Estanda, Oct. 16, 2000
Jeff Kravitz, Newport Harbor, July 4, 1999
Tara Kroesch, Newport Harbor, Jan. 31, 2000
Bruce Krumpholz. Corona del Mar. Dec. 14 2001
Kurt Krumpholz. Corona del Mar, Nov. 19, 1999
Jim Kruse, water polo, Aug. 6, 2001
L
Ron Lamerton, Newport Harbor, July 1, 1999
Grenny Lansdell, USC. Dec. 9, 1999
Bob Larimer, Estancia, Dec. 23, 1999
George Latka, boxing, Jan. 8, 2000
Ed Lavelle, Corona del Mar. June 30, 1999
Rod Laver. tennis. June 2, 1999
Pam Lawrence, Corona del Mar. Nov. 27, 2000
Bill Leach, Corona del Mar, July 24, 1999
Julie Leach, Corona del Mar, Nov. 24, 1999
Brad Lewis. Corona del Mar, May 13, 2002
Brian Lewis. Corona del Mar, June 11, 2001
John Uebengood, Estancia, Jan. 14, 1999
Oiff Uvlngston, Orange Coast. March 6, 2000
Hert> Livsey, Costa Mesa, April 26, 1999
Almon l..ockabey, sailing. Aug. 13, 1999
Dallas Long. trade and field, April 2A, 1999
Bob Lovejoy, golf, June 10, 1999
Coleen Lund, Costa Mesa. June 24, 2001
Grey Lunde, Newport Harbor, Nov. 4, 1999
Bill Lux. Costa Mesa, Oct. 1, 1999
Bryan Luxembourger, Costa Mesa, Aug. 20, 1999
M
Rod MICMilllan, youth baseball, April 15, 1999
Gary Magner, Orange Coast. Aug. 10, 1999
Mike Magner, Estancia, July 8, 1999
Rick Mancebo, Newport. Costa Mesa, Aug. 11, 1999
Tlrn Mang, Corona del Mar; July 12. 1999
Kelly Manos, golf. June 26, 2000
Janlc.e M¥en, Orange Coast. Dec. 14, 1999
Mike Martin, Corona del Mar, Jan. 16, 2001
Eloy Martlnez:, Newport Harbor. Sept. 14, 1999
George Mattias, Orange Coast. Oct. 27, 1999
Misty May. Nev'POft Hamor, July 20, 1999
Eddie Mayer; Newport Harbor, July 14, 1999
Brent M.tyne, Costa Mesa, Feb. 9, 1999
Mll<e Mayne, Orange Coast. Sept. 26, 1999
8'encb1~.~Del.Oct.9, 2000
Pat Meo.I'-'. Corona de4 Mar, Sept 3, 2001
Rollo MtOelen. Newport HMtlor, Mlll'Ch 6, 1999
Sp.wtc.s McCWlan. Ne'VJport Hatbor, Aug. 6, 1999
Kevin Mc:Clefland. Newport Harbor, Nov. 12, 1999
,auf ~ &tMlCil. Hoit. 13, 1999
Paul Mc:DoNld, USC. Oct. 7, 1999
O.n Md>onough, HwJport Hatbor, Jin. 6, 2000
Chudl M<Gavren, Newport ~ June 1, 1999
o...i McGM9n. Neo.oport ~ Mlll'Ch 11, 2002
MtJr\ MclntM, Newport ~. M.y 10, 1999
Mri1 ~ USC. Feb. 14, 2000
Ollp McKllbtn, Corona de4 Mat, M1Y 14, 1199
,_,,.,, Mcf..,nr\ Newport tWbor, Mlll'Ch 1 l, 2000
~ Mc:Lelth. ~ UnMnftv. June" 2001 Myron McHMMlra, tMlM. April 1f, 1999
UY McHemM, Cost.I MIN, Aug. 16, 1999
c.t.con Mein, He\vport Herbc)f, Dec. 24. 2001 ~ Melbon, Corona .. M-. June 11, tl99
Gecw1ll ~ ~ Hwbor. June 19, 1999
KM'l !Wlird. ~ MMt\ 22. 1111
~ Mllln. aueo rKtng. Jin. 17, lOOO ,.. ~ ""° rednCL MMtt 15, '"' Don ~. """'°" Hlitlor. :Jin. 1~1 Id taer, ...,port .... Ott. 1, lUU1 a.~ NII pc:rt ..,._Ott. 11. 19'9
.. ~Nit port ...... Mtl. 1111 -. ..... =sa.-.uws. _, OM .W.' .Mw 17, 1111
OM Mlllr& COllll ADrtl 10. JOCm ICalltlW U18~ C..-., ~ls. DZ .,,....,.=....._,~..;.'~'-=-~-~-~n ... *"'-.......,,_•art...._ f* "· tl9
Al Muniz. -.~ Hlrbor, Oct. .. 1999
Joe Muniz. ~ Hwbor. Dec. 4. 2000 ....... MlAniz. ~ Hdor,.,,, 2l. 1999
N
Emil NMme. N9\;vport Hitt>«, Nov. 15, 1999
Jim Nellof\ .......... 15, 2001 5"" ....,.,. &tMde, Feb. 3, 1999
.. Neth. Newport Harbor. Sept. 7, 1999
Roger Neth. Newport Harbor. April 9, 1999
Annlnd Nettles. Newport Hatbor April 15, 2002
Jim Nlwttlrt, Newport Harbor. April 24, 2000
Ted Newland, Newport Harbor, April 5, 1999
John ~ Ice skating. Juty 20, 2000
Jennl1-Noonan. Corona del Mat, Nov. 5, 1999
0
Vlru O'lloyte. aoss coun1Jy, June 3, 1999
Bob~~ Hatbor, Oct. 18, 1999 Chris c.oron. del MM; July 9, 1999
c.thy O'Mura, Estancia, May 13, 1999
o.v..y O'Neil. Mat« Del. Oct. 20, 1999
Ray Orgill, Est.anda. Orange COMt. July 3, 2000
Jim Owens, Newport Harbor. Aug. 3, 1999
p
Bob PKker. Costa Mesa. April 2. 2001
...oad P~. football Aug. 14, 1999
Connie P.asltevio-Young. cycling. March 30, 1999
~ P..sel, Est.anda. Feb. 8, 2000
Jim Pw1ons. Estanda, May 3, 1999
Greg P.ttoo, tennis. Not. 27, 1999
Dennis P.ukon, Costa Mesa, March 4, 1999
Bna FWlhall, Newport Harbor, April 30, 1999 DMlnY Perez. Newport Harbor, April 28, 1999
Prentice Pet1dm, Corona del Mar, Aug. 12. 1999
Art~ Estancia. March 31, 1999
Dan Petrone, Estancia, Nov. 23, 1999
Or. Dudley pfaff, sports medicine, Jan. 22. 2001
Keri Phebus. Corona del Mar. Nov. 22, 1999 Chattie Phillips, Vanguard University,~ 20, 1999
Craig Phoenix, Newport Harbor, April 8, 2002
Wendell Pickens, Newport Hari>or, Orange Coast April 27, '99 em P'izzic.a, Newport Harbor, May 21, 2002
Butch Pope, Newport Harbor, Jan. 29, 1999
iy Price, Corona del Mar, May 1-4>. 1999 1'ff Pries. Corona del Mar, May "la, 1999
Dan Princeotto, Estancia, March 18, 1999
Rolly ~. Newport Harbor. Feb. 8, 1999
Danny Pulido, Newport Hari>or, April 12. 1999
Wff Purser. golf. March 10, 1999
Q
Ovis Quinn. Corona del Mar Hoit. 13, 2000
Dan Quisenberry, Costa Mesa, March 24. 1999
R
Buffy Rlbbitt.. Newport Harbor, May 26, 1999
Eric Raff, Corona del Mar. March 12, 2001
Beau Ralphs. Newport Harbor, April 2. 1999
Robyn Ray, tennis. Oct. 3, 1999
Bill Redding, Orange Coast, Dec. 19, 2001
Ralph Reed1'Newport Harbor, May 6, 1999
Mike Reehl, Corona del Mar, July 29, 1999
Bill Reynolds. Vanguard University, June 21, 1999
Benny Ricardo, Costa Mesa, April 13, 1999
Harlow Richardson, Newport Harbor. March 26, 2001
Bobby Riggs, tennis, May 27, 1999
Mike Ritchie, Costa Mesa, July 31, 2000
Kevin Robertson, Newport Harbor, Nov. 10, 1999
Heather Robinson. Costa Mesa, Aug. 27, 1999
Danny Rogers.. Basketball, April 3, 2000
Dave Rohde, Corona del Mar, Nov. 2, 1999
Jake Rohre<, golf, March 9, 1999
Ray Ros.so. Orange Coast, March 11, 1999
s
Paul Salata, USC. June 23, 1999
Keith Samuels. Corona def Mar, Oct. 30, 2000
Tom Sarr;it gotf, April 17, 1999 Rich Sau footbal~ Sept. 17, 1999
COfnd •Shorty• Sc:heafef, Youth baseball, Feb. 11, 2002
Tom SChock. sailing. June 20, 1999
Bobby Schwanz, rnotorcyde rac.lng. Sept. 25, 1999
Jim Seely, Newport Harbor, Aug. 28, 1999
Bill Seltnaf\ golf, Jan. 29, 2001
Mike Sevier; Corona del Mar. Sept. 29, 1999
Buda Shaw, Newport Harbor, Sept. 2, 1999
Frank Sheflin, Newport Harbor. July 11, 1~
Hal Sheflln. Newport Harbor, Sept. 6, 1999
Leon Skele, Orange Coast. Sept. 18, 1999
Mel Smalley, Newport Harbor, March 1, 1999
Blake Smith, Saddlebadc High, Sept. 20, 1999
Doug Sparks. pole v~uttlng, Nov. 25, 1999
Dick Spaulding, Newport Harbor. July 28, 1999
Steve Speer, Estancia, July 22, 1999
Mark Spinn, Corona del Mar, Jan. 8, 2001
Bob Steel, salllng, Feb. 27, 1999
Leigh Steinberg. sports attorney, July 21, 1999
Edward Stephens. Newport Harbor, Aug. 4. 1999
Lance Stewart. Corona del Mat, Feb. 4, 2002
Jennifer Stroffe, Corona del Mar, June 31, 1999
Ken Stuart, tennis, Jan. 3, 2000
Kevin Stuart. Corona del Mar. Sept. 23, 1999
Larry SUnderman, Estancia, March 29, 1999
Shannon SUsuki, Estancia, Dec. 27, 1999
Judd Sutherland, Newport Harbor, May 22. 1999
T
Brian Theriot. Newport Harbor, Aug. 17, 1999
Glenn Thomas, Newport Harbor, July 10, 1999
Kevin Thomas. Estancia, Aug. 9, 1999
Jeff Thomason. Corona del Mar, Sept. 25, 2000
Bob Thompson, Newport Harbor; Hoit. 6, 2000
Olris Thompson, Corona def Mar, Sept. 16, 1999
Glenn 0 . Thompson, Newport Hart>o<. Sept. 13, 1999
Terry Thompson. Estancia, Feb. 18, 2002
Wade Tift. Newport Harbor, June 25, 1999 .
Steve llmmons. Newport Harbor, May 31, 1999
Jim Tomlin, Corona del Mar, Dec. 28, 1999
Ron Tomsic. basketball, Nov. 11, 1999
Marianne TOINersey, Corona del Mar, Sept. 9, 1999
Blnh Tran, Costa Mesa, Jan. 22. 1999.
Lee Trine, Newport Harbor, April 1, 1999
Ron Tl'lpp, Newport Harbor, Oct. 9, 1999
Ted Tl'ompete<, Newport Hafbor, Dec. 6, 1999
Paul Troxel, Estancia-Costa Mesa. April 7, 1999
Ho Ttuong. Newport Harbor, Dec. 17, 1999
Dick Tudcer. Orange Coast, May 1, 1999
Rhett Tudter. Corona def Mar, Jan. 5, 2000
u
~Ullman. .-mng, Jan. 12. 1999
Jon Upham, Corona de! Mat, Jan. 15, 1999
~ Unnson. Estancia, Dec. 2. 1999
v
John Val~ Corona del M.-, Feb. 10, 1999
Stft'e VAn Hom. &tMlda, May 29, 1999
Robeft VAn't Hof, tennis, March 23, 1999
John VargM. Corona del MM; July 17, 1999
w "av Wwd, Newpcwt HMtlor, March U, 1999 IAlw..thlfw.. Ne\ipOtt Hlfbof; Dec. 1, 1999
LMnn W.W.. ~ Oct. 22, 2001
Lorin w.m. t-'llng. ~ 3, 1999 lob Wltzil4, Or-. ~ Dec • 24i ,,,,
,.,, ~ Coran. del Mar. Aug.~ 1999
AMn WNll9, Ne1dpaft H.tKw, Feb. 21, 2000
Dee Dee YMllt. gotf, May 12. 1"'
Mb White. Nwiport H.tKw, New. 1, 1999
Tod YMllt. ~ H.tKw, Allf 26, ,,,.
llto/ Whitford. ~ H.tKw, i 21, "" Jln'oft wtlln. Corona .. Mir, 21, 199t ~ Wlllclr\. llllndl; Sept. 11, ' .. Wllof\ .... uport Hnot, Oct. .. 1111
Jlllh \r/ollld1tACI. ...... Nov. t. 1111
.. ~ Nl'tJPOft ...,_ .-10. 1• ,.,. ._ ·eoron. .. Mir. Dec • 11, '"' tlM Wflll, ...... u. 12. 2000
y
~-:~ NlwporUWboi, Ml J1, ,. -...... r.sz""'*"'"'''-...... ,"!'!"~ ... Die. .. ,.. ICM!it'' .,, rt •• Miii. Die. t& .. ,... ................. .., ...
Daily Pilot
e
Over a period of time,
you can lose track. So
here's a list which can
keep our readers
current with what's
been done with the
Daily Pilot's Sports Hall
of Fame features, and
the contin~g hunt.
RogerCMison
DAILY PILOT
I t was the longest series
on record a long time
ago, 1 believe, and we
still have a long ways to
go, but in the interest of
keeping our readers up to
date, as well as what's s till to
come in this, perhaps,
oeverending series, you'll
find adjacent to this article
the dates for which all 444
Dally Pilot Sports Hall of
Famers have been
published, including the
upcoming honoree on
Monday, Glenn Bassett.
We still have some 559 to
go, and at the rate of 52 or so
a year, you can see it's going
to be about t 1 years before
we're able to address those
who have come since the
Hall or Fame. celebrating the
millennium, was unveiled
Jan. 1, 2000.
As a department we
published one a day for the
entire year of 1999 leading
up to the big day when all
the computers were
supposed to blow up, and
since it has been at a rate of
once every week with
Millennium Monday serving
as the presentation date.
This greatest Hall of Fame
anywhere encompasses
1,003 standouts from these
parts, and is far and away
the most successful endeavor
ever taken on by the Pilot
Sports Department.
My thought, about two
years before the tum of the
century, was ·what do we do
for the big day?·
Suggestions for a Top 10
or a Top 100 were, after
thinking about it for a while,
impossible. Thus the 1.003.
Richard Dunn has been
the chief writer of these
features since September of
1999, and the only thing that
really slows him down is
finding the honoree.
We believe Newport
Harbo(s great Terry
Albritton is ln Hawaii, but
we haven't been able to
make connections. We
haven't come close to finding
Newport Harbor basketball
star Paul Neumann, or Jim
Neid.hart, one of the rascals
of professional wrestling.
But we'll keep trying.
There's still plenty to draw
from, and we're holding off
for the most part honorees
who are still very much in
the present form, pref erring
to cull the list from
yesteryear first.
Shella Conover, Pete
Neumann, Dick Stoeffler,
Jack Baillie, Chrll Horpel,
Jerry DeBusk, Matt Hogsett,
Phil Brown, Jim Swick,
Chip Morvay, Crotby Grant.
Lee Joyce, Joe 1blti,
Jeff Malinoff, BW Wakeman,
Dave Pontius ... the one and
only Ernie Johnson ... we're
searching for you, and many
more.
So lf you're aware we're
looking for you. or you know
someone who ts in the Hall
of Pama, but hun.'t bem
featured yet, help Rk:b out,
give UI a caJJ or dn>p UI 8 line.
A.J for tbOM wbo have t
been dln»•kied, If,.,, .....
a need for• copy ol tM llOly,
let me know. I've kept a
couple of~ one of._
444 and wtll cmtlnue to do !
IO, and I ltdl baft a bmdlU.I l °' tbe Oltgtnal E . =e::.ab\:.-aatD..,.. ..... ... ,,. a.a of 'Ca ..... ............. .. -1, ,.. ... alli" I .. ..... .
Daily Pilot
HIGH SOIOOl SOFTIAlLHONORS
Eive localS first-team
~-Pacific Coast League
Mesa's Topps, CdM's Zoelle earn repeat first-team
laurels; 11 localS recognized by league coaches.
Costa Mesa High and Corona del Mar, which tied for second in
tlle Pac:lfic Coast League and advanced to the CIF Southern Section
softball.playoffs, are well represented 011 the coaches' All-PCL
selections.
Costa Mesa junior shortstop Ann Marie Topps, a second-team
All-CIF Division IV performer as a sophomore, is a repeat first-team
choice in the PCL.
C,QM junior pitcher Alissa is a first-team honoree for the third
straight spring.
Senior pitcher Tess Undsay (Costa Mesa), junior infielder Lauren
Loe (CdM) and Costa Mesa freshman catcher Lauren DeMeUo are
also first-team selections.
Sophomore shortstop Rebecca Kaplan represents Estancia on the
second team, which also includes Arny Tyson, Andrea Gruber and
Kiana Jaye (CdM), as well as Jane-E Yamamoto and Uyen Mai
(Costa Mesa). ,
Loe was a second-team choice each of the past two seasons, while
Lindsay earned second-team honors last spring.
Tyson is a repeat second-team choice, after earning first-team
recognition in 2000.
Allison Lewis, a junior pitcher who led Northwood to the league
title, is the league MVP for the second straight season.
Locals who earned honorable mention a re: Sarah Stem and
Casey Bunney (CdM); Katy Renish and Kelly Topps (Costa Mesa);
as well as Hillary 0.ckey and Karleen Curran (Estancia).
(QAotlS' AU·PAOfK COAST LOGUE SOfTWl
Most V•tu.ble Pl•yer
Allison Lewis, Northwood Sr. P
Ann MMle Topps, Con. Mew
Allua Zoelle, Coron. def M•r
T-UndYy, cosu Mew
LM.lren Loe, Cofona def ~r
LM.lren O.Melfo, cosu Mes.
~ Gal?t1, Northwood
Jenny Jones. Unlvenrty
Allyson Plzuf .. Norttlwood
Shannon Roblmon, Northwood
~Smith. Northwood
AINndl Spear•. lllguna 8C!lld'I
k . SS
Jr. P
Sr. p
Jr. SS
Fr. C
Jr CF
Sr. SS
Sr. SS
So.C
So CF
Sr Inf
RC!becca Kaplan, Estancia
fVnY Tyson, C0<ona dC!I Mar
Jane!-E Yamamoto, Costa Mew
Andrea Gruber, COl'ona dC!f Mar
Uyen Mai, Costa Mesa
Kiana Ja'(C!, COl'ona dC!I Mar
H1ffary Fnmond, Laguna 8C!lld'I
Valene Alvarez. Un1ver11ty
Samara f1jhbC!m. Uniwr1tty
Erin Ota, Northwood
Mehua Ota, NO<thwood
So. SS
Jr. CJP
So 28
Sr.Cf
So. LF
Jr 38
Soc
Sr. 28
Sr. 38
Fr. 28
Jr C/18
Five Sailors honored
Newport Harbor's Vasquez, Moore capture
first-team All-Sea View softball laurels.
Newport Harbor High juruor shortstop Athena Vasquez and
junior pitcher Kim Moore have been selected first-team All-Sea View
League by· the circuit's softball coaches.
ln addition, juniors Shelby Crisp, Sabrina Couch and Amanda
Campbell represent the Sailors on the second team.
Vasquez, a second-team choice the last two springs, continued
to dazzle defensively, while also acting as an offensive catalyst,
primarily in the leadoff spot.
Moore, who starred in the rude and also contributed with the
bat. pitched the Sailors to a league triumph over Irvine, ending the
school's 38-game league losing streak on the field.
Crisp, a first baseman whose bat control made her a valuable
weapon in the No. 2 spot. was also a second-team choice last
spring.
. Couch added to a sound Sailor infield at second base, while
Campbell batted deanup and handled catching duties for Coach
Jess Martinson's unit.
Junior pitcher Brittany Fait and junior second basemar'EDcminque
Lastrapes, who led Laguna Hills to its first Sea View title, are Co-
MVPs. COACHIS' All-SEA YJ1W LOGUE SOfTMU
Co-Most V•luable Pe.yen
Brittany Fait Laguna Hiiis
Dominique Lastrapes, Laguna Hills
Jr. P
Jr. 28
f9tsT TEAM
Kim Moore, Newport Jr. P
Athena Vasquez. Newport Jr. SS
Jessica Sitaare, Aliso Niguel Jr. P Lyndsey Schaefer, Aliso Niguel Sr. SS
Erika Peterson. Irvine Jr. C
Stephanie Morgan, Lag. Hills Sr. SS
J.dtle Eliades. Laguna Hills Sr. 38
Erika Corley, Laguna Hills Sr. CF
Brittany Crouch, Woodbridge Jr. P
Maritza Padilla, Woodbridge Sr. C
K~a Singley, Woodbtldge Jr. SS
Kayla Creamer, Woodbtidge Sr. 38
SKXIM>TIAM
Shelby Crisp, Newport Jr. 18
Sabrina Couch, Newport Jr. 28
Amanda campbell, Newport Jr. C
Ashley Evans, Aliso Niguel Jr. CF
Ashley Turner, Aliso Niguel So. 38
Kerri Johnson. Irvine Jr. SS
Regina loxsom, Irvine Fr. P
Lindsay Davis. Irvine Jr. C
Rene Bohls, Woodbridge Jr. 28
Katie Knutson, Woodbridge Sr. CF
Shauna Corso, Woodbridge Jr. RF
(ami Jung, Irvine Sr. CF
HIGH SOtOOl HONORS
Laurels for lightning four
Sage Hill athletes first-team All-Academy League.
NEWPORT COAST-A quartet of Sage Hill High athletes have
been chosen first-team All-Academy League by coaches in four
different sports.
Sophomore Tim Wilkins the Ugbtning's leading hitter and
pitcher, was a first-team honoree in baseball.
Junior Kevin Joyce, who consistently led the Lightning in k:1lls
and qther statistical categories, bas been recognized by the league's
boys volleyball coaches.
Sophomore Braden Barnett, who won the league shot put title
competing as an lndMdual (the school does not yet have a track and
6eld ~) ii a first-team choice, while John Y. Kim is a first-team
r9dPent for his prowess on the golf CO\A.fS0.
Junior Zach Friedrlcha (bueball), Alexa Shitanishi (softball),
Drew Roeler' (boys tennit}, Katrina Redellbeimer (softball}, Jonathan
Bllldl1 (boys teonil), J-0 Todna (sd\ball) and Ian Livmgllm (boys
teiqdl) are li8CODd-team honorees in their respective sports.
c ~·RO.er, 8uldn and Uvinglton led the Ugbtning to a third-place
~ ftnilb and a berth in the CIF Southern Section Dlvislon V
Paayoda.
MKsun Predenck. a sophomore volleyball standout, earned
hOnorable mention.
. · ROlla HOCIEY
SPORTS Thuradoy, f.lay 30, 2002 M
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBAU
DAlll' PILOT PHOTOS 8V DON LEACH
Quarterback Lewis Bradshaw is tuning up for his second year at the helm of Estancia's Eagles.
oc
Distractions that plagued
Estancia's 2001 spring drills
are a mere memory this year.
Barry Faulkner
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -This time last year,
Jay Noonan was preparing his resume. nus spring, he is relieved to be preparing
!us Estancia High football team for the
2002 season, his second at the school.
Toward that end, as many as 70 players
are wrapplllg up their first week of spring
practice, enjoymg the familiarity Wlth the
program in place and determined to tum
around a winless record in 2001.
"I've been very impressed with the
enthusiasm, but the thing I notice most tS
how relaxed the kids seem,• said Noonan,
who was hired after the completion of a
makeshift spring practice last season. "It's
just so nice to be focusing on football.
instead of the 1,000 other things that
seemed to be going on (with the program)
last year at this time."
With six new assistant coaches
overseeing more than five dozen athletes,
many of whom are ne~ to the sport, there
is much to get done in the three-week
spring session.
And, LO add1llon to putting in base
packages on offense and defense, Noonan
said he wants to ensure his players also
gain a foundabon of fundamentals they
can take into the fall.
•we want to use lh1S tune to devote to
the basics.• Noonan said. ·we have quite
a few guys who are new to football, so we
want to give them an understanding of our
philosophy.•
With so many new faces , Noonan and
his staff will also utilize the spring session
to begin evaluabng talent and developing
a depth chart. Unlike last season, however,
those who will be sophomores can, with
few exceptions, rest assured they will not
be asked to make major contributions.
"We will definitely have a junior varsity
team, which ls a great luxury,• Noonan
said. •we have a couple of sophomores
who may compete for varsity spots, but we
won't have to ask sophomores to fill as
many roles as we dtd last year.•
Noonan said his practices begin with
daily weight workouts, which typically
last an hour. Then. when the p1ayers reach
the field, they work exclusively on either
offense or defense. on alternating days.
Has practice plans call for about two
hoUTS on the held, each ddy
Whlle the pldyers know whdt Noondl1
and retwrung defensive coordinator Scott
Wil.luc want, getllllg dcquamterl w1th the
rest of the staff 1s an ongoing tdsk
Ernie Bucher will coordindte the
offense, while Josh Tube (quarterbdcks),
Joel I lurtt (offensive line), Marc Rod1q
(receivers and secondary). Steve Perez.
(defensive line) dnd Phtl Fogelsong hdve
also reconnected with Noonan, who
coached with most of them at CapLSlrano
Valley High.
"I tell these guys the Eagle chases the
Cougar (Capo Valley's mascot) and not the
other way around,• Noonan quipped.
"But it's a pleasure working With these
guys, bec.ause they're all professional
coaches.·
The Eagles will conclude spring
practice June 3 with a novel event. As a
prelude to what Noonan called their
"cardinal and Gold game,· cl team of
alumni will play a team of this year's
gTaduating seniors in what will amount to
a seven-on-seven noncontact scnmmage.
•That should be a lot or fun,· Noonan
said.
TENNIS
Fine tuning is the name of the
game, whether it's spring practice,
fall drills or 30 minute before
game time.
TllE EMUS
2002 SCMIDULI .........
Fri., Sept. 13 • Magnotta (It la P1fm1 P~. 7
fn., SC!pt 20 • Century (It Tustin), 7
Fri., Sept. 27 • Katelt. (It Orange Coast. 7)
Thurs, Oct. 3 • Westmlnstllf (It Orange CoMU. 7
Frt ., Oct 11 • s.ddfeblclt (•t SA Bowl), 7
cac.-w.tu.i..
Fri., Oct 11 • Slntl An1 (at SA low!), 7
Fri~ Oct. 25 • Costa Mell CM Newpoft Hlltlor), 7
ffi,. Nov 1 • 0rMl9' (at Orange Co.IC), 7
Thun, Nov. 7 • PICifiQ• (8t loM Gnlnde), 7
Fri .. Nov 15 -CkHt'I View (8t Or1n91 COllU. 7
• deno4m nonlMgue gMM
Morton· advances at Adoption Guild Tourney
Semifinals and Finals are
scheduled for the weekend.
Brian Morton, a Corona de1 Mar High
produet who JUll completed hil frelbman
par at UC JrvlDe. WU among tbme wbo
euned quarterfinal Yk1oriel Monday tn lbe
4 tat annual Adoption Guild Tenn» ,.,.....t.
Maltoa ud .,..,.,_Jon l!ndrM ,..
Medford, Ore. _... .. Kelly a.nett
(Wlltaalr) ......... Ltlli " .......... .. 3. ,,.,, ......... Ne ........ ,...
0.. tD lllit••Cll ID &t...,... _'lop.-
dautlll :3 2
COiia Mlli I '' 2 .Ide '111plliD ..S
MrJWI s J tsa Lfw._0.:'!f --•W.•tw .. .,..,
fl&l • a!H JS ... ~ ... -
Popstra from Flagstaff, Arlt. Monday at
NBTC .
The top-seeded tandem of Debbie
Graham, from Newport Beach, and CdM
senior Brittany Reitz received byes into
Saturday'• women'• open doubles
........ M .. , c:eer locals edvandog to the aemifinals
~ Newport BHc'b's Peter O.Vkllon
(••'• 35 .. nd·older m•D'I doubln)I' .......... ,... 0... , .... 8.0 clol.W.}1 t-...r.,.. DDg ,_" u abtillt1 =,.. .... ,....1e.a .....
.... Clllf= .... C....Mw'I ...., .... s.o......,,N9wjari
... I IDS V.. ... tw'I 3.5 doublla•1
...... l"llalilyl•••Daa• ...
Mt .... 111•d1 .. lrtB HeMncu ud
teammal• Natalie HW bta COiia Mlle
(women'• 5.S doubles)1 Balboe ,..._ ...
and pa.r1nerl Kathryia D'l!llat md Cllrts:Mu
Shively (women'• 4.5 doublii9J1 ......, •
well as Corona del Mar Rllklmt ONilllli
8-. teemedwtlh• ........ .....
6.0 doUblel)1 CdM's CWI G!s gaw ... M
Cou Maia ptiltng of Cbrtl Hljl&p ...
Hil (dud 5.5 doublm .. C.-.Mlla'I ....
PWMrty (INled 4.5 doublll)1 illld Ne .. .
Coast r..aclml UM tllt""M ....... U ..... .. QlilftlflDll,_.llvdltllgllP 11 2 R
k91Mi1~..So.mi&Nl .. lw. ......... ] ............. Oii .. .
I•• rr .. .-111 ll 1-..111 z:1.a1l
Al. **-•a..._ .... ..... tr,.
r
I
l
--
84 Thur~ May 30, 2002 ·sroRIS
DAILY Pl.OT SPORTS HALL OF FAllE FEA1U11S, All> WHEN THEY WOE PUIUSllD
A
Geoff Abr1m1, ~ twbor, JUfy 2, 1999
Jim Abbott. bMeblf , Feb, 19, 1999
Gofdon Adams, Newport HM>or, Sept. 3, 1999
Hank Adt«, goff, Match 8, 1999
Alan Abne. EstMlcla, ....,_ 7, 2000
Paul Akin, CofOrll del Mat; Julle 19, 2000
Rich ArMtal, E:stancla. Feb. 16, 1999
Je<ry Andenon, golf, Jan. 13, 1999
Alan Andrews. salllng, Jan. 10, 2000 Charlie Appell, Estancia. Sept. 17, 2001
Lara AIPef, Newport Harbor. Sept 21, 1999
Kim Attlesey, Corona del Mar, Feb. 24. 1999
Bud Attridge. Newport Hari>or, M.wch 27, 2000
I
Brett Baker, Newport Harbor Jan. 1, 1999
Tom Baldwin, Costa Mesa, Oct. 23, 2000
Byron Ball, Newport Harbor, April 30, 2001
Syd Ball, tennis, June 9, 1999 ••
Jon Ballack. Newport Hatbor, May 22, 2000
Ted Bandaruk. swimming. Aug. 30, 1999
Tim Bandel, Corona del Mar, Dec. 31, 2001
Ken Bardsley, Costa Mesa. Sept 22, 1999
Don Barker, Newport Harbor; May 1, 2000
George ·Bud· Barnett, Newport Harbor Jan. 9, 1999
Glenn Bassett. Newport Harbor, June 3, 2002
Ramin Bastani, Corona del Mar, April 6. 1999
Dan Bauer, Costa Mesa, Dec. 18. 1999
Gene Baum, golf, Jan. 20, 1999
Denny Bean. Newport Harbor, Oct. 15, 1999
Chris Beasley, Costa Mesa, May 11, 1999
Mike Beech, Newport Harbor, Oct. 23, 1999
Jack Bell, Newport Harbor, May 1.8, 1999
Rex Bell, Newport Harbor, Dec. 26, 2001
Garth Bergeson, Corona del Mar, Sept. 10, 2001
James Bergeson, Newport Harbor, Aug. 14, 2000
Bob Berry, Newport Harbor, March 25, 1999
Charlie Berry. Newport Harbor, April 22. 2002
Damon Berryhill, Orange Coast. Sept. 30, 1999
Danny Bibb, golf, Aug. 28, 2000
Dina Birch, Estancia, June 25, 2001
Bruce Black, Corona del Mar, Oct. 2. 2000
Jill Black, Estancia, Feb. 22, 1999
John Blair, Corona del Mar, July 17, 2000
Billy Blanton, Mater Dei, Jan. 30, 1999
Charlie Bleiker. Newport Harbor, June 4, 1999
Sheldon Blockburger, Newport Harbor, Feb. 13, 1999
Gino Boero, Newport Harbor, Oct. 26, 1999
Adam Bollenbach, Estancia, Sept 18, 2000
Barbara Bond, Orange Coast. Jan. 1B, 1999
Ila Borders. Vanguard University, June 28, 1999
Terry Bowen. Costa Mesa, Dec. 3, 1999
Tina Bowman, Newport Harbor, De. 17, 2001
Leah Braatz.Cochrane, Estancia, Jan. 21, 1999
Lillian Brabander, Estancia, Dec.'22, 1999
Charlie Brande, volleyball. July 23
Mike Briggs, Corona del Mar, Aug. 13, 2001
Paul Briggs, Orange Coast. June 16, 1999
Gil Brookings, Newport Harbor, March 18, 2001
Brandi Brooks, Estancia, Dec. 16, 1999
Jeff Brown, Corona del Mar, Nov. 18, 1999
Pete Brown, Newport Harbor, July 18, 1999
Tim Brown, Newport Harbor. May 29, 2000
Bud Browne, surfing, Dec. 8, 1999
Steve Buklch, Newport Harbor, July 27, 1999
Don Burns, Newport Harbor; Costa Mesa, Dec. 11, 2000
c
David cadigan, Newport. Harbor, June 15, 1999
Mike camp, Estancia, Nov. 20, 2000
Tony camp, Estancia, Jan. 1, 200<f
Don cantrell, Newport. Harbor, Feb. 12, 1999
Andy carey, baseball, Jan. 29, 1999
Dave C.rlisle, Estancia, Dec. 18, 2000
Jim Carnett. Orange Coast College, March 19, 2001
John Carney, Costa Mesa, Jan. 7, 1999
John Carrido, Estancia, July 23, 2001
Scott Carpenter, Corona del Mar, March 20, 2000
Ros.s Caw, tennis, Aug. 2, 1999
Doug Casey, Corona del Mar, Sept 4, 2000
Gary Casey, Corona del Mar, May 21, 2001
Tony Ciarelll, Newport Harbor, July 9, 2001
Bruce Chapman, Costa Mesa, Nov. 6, 1999
Bill Oark. Newport Harbor. Oc.t 29, 2001
Mandy Cayton, Newport Harbor, June 8, 1999
M.E.,Oayton, Newport Harbor, Oct. 28. 1999
Sandy Coffer, golf, May 5, 1999
Kim Coleman, Corona del Mar, Jan. 28, 2002
Julie Collett. Costa Mesi, Jan. 8, 1999
Branon Coluccio, Newport Harbor, Aug. 27, 2001
Scott Craig, Newport. Harbor, June 18, 2001
Christy Crandall, running, July 7, 1999
Curt Crandall, Estancia, Aug. 21, 2000
Glenn Cripe, Newport Harbor, Oct. 30, 1999
Sienna Curci, Newport Harbor, Dec. 21, 1999
Bob Curry, Newport Harbor, Aug. 23, 1999
Les Cutler, Newport Harbor, Estancia, Jan. 21, 2002
D
Bonnie Dasse, Costa Mesa, Aug. 7, 1999
Lindsay Davenport. tennis, Jan. 6, 1999
Gary Davidson, sports pioneer, Sept 8, 1999
Sidney Davidson, Newport Harbor, March 6, 2001
Luke Davis, youth baseball, June 18, 1999
Ron Davis. Corona del Mar, Feb. 25, 2002
Scott Davis, tenors, April 9, 2001
Sue Davis, Corona del Mar, Oct. 21, 1999
Jason Deere, Newport Harbor, March 2. 1999
Doug DeCinces. baseball, Feb. 26, 1999
Tim DeCinces, Corona del Mar, July 16, 1999
Dennis Delany, Costa Mesa, Feb. 23, 1999
Craig Dennis, Estancia, Nov. 20, 1999
Phil Dent. tennis, Jan. 10, 1999
Taylor Dent. Corona del Mar, March 17, 1999
Paul Desmet. Costa Mesa, May 19, 1999
Olivia DiCamilll, Costa Mesa, March 27, 1999
Todd Dixon, Vanguard UnNenity, April 23, 2001
John Dobrott. Newport Harbor, Sept 27, 1999
Eric Ootn, Estancia, Oct. 12. 1999
Larry Doyle, Newport Harbor, April 22, 1999
Dan Doddridge, Costa Mesa, June 12, 1999
Duffy Duffield, boating, Aug. 31, 1999
Marshall Duffield, USC, July 24, 2000
Dennis Durgan, sailing, Jan. 26, 1999
E
Melody Earle, Estanda, Aug. 18, 1999
Charlie Eaton, tennis, Feb. 11, 1999
Roy Emerson, tennis, March 16, 1999
Bob Ernst, Costa Mesa, Dec. 25, 2000
Jadt Errlon, Corona def Mar, Dec. 29, 1999
Dennis Evans, Corona del Mar, April 29, 2002
Jenny Evans, Newport ~arbor; Aug. 25, 1999
F
Ken Fagans, •Mr. Of,• March 26, 1999
Cr•lg Falconer, Costa Mesa, Dec. 25, 1999
Jim Faulkner, Est.anci., Aug. 26, 1999
Jason Ferguson, Costa Mesa. Jan. 4, 1999
Bob Ferraro, Corona del Mar, Oct. l4, 1999
Dick Ferryman, Costa MeY, Oct. 1S, 2001
Jim Fenyn*l. Costa ~ Feb. 6, 1999 em FJdte(, 11111ng. Dec. 31, 1999 ~ FWd, Costa MeY, Oct. 2. 1999
Chudt FlnMy, t>Mebel~ Jan. 19, ,999 Gordie Fttaf, Orange Coast. JMI. 5, 199t
~ Fftiplttrlck. Newport twbor, Nov. 16, 1999
Vernon F~ ~ Hft)of, Apil 20, 1999
Mottle Flint. Corona def Mar, Aug. 19, 1999 .
Shine fotey, Ne\•4>0'1 ~ Sept. 24, 1999 ~ Foley. Nrwport HarbOr, June 14, 1999
Tim F«tugno, Vanguatd u~ March 3, 1999
lob,,~ ltUll'ldl. Oct. 23, 1199
Oidl ~ Newpon Hatbor, ftb.12. 2001 Mike"""*'-Nlwpcwt Hatt)or, My J, 1999 ...,_~Nev•pcwt Herbof; Mlv 15, l999 Lat,,....,..., &twil. Aug. 7, 2000
.... "°""Carone .. Mir, Mt 15, 1999
,.,, ,.. Carone .. -~ 4, 1999 MICt "-llril191t. ~ s.pc. 10. 1999
a ~ Glddll, Nl\u~cwt..,... Ptlb. S. 19'1
..... ~ ... p "" .... c...a ~ Ap1I 1, 2lllQ2 ....... ~-(1111 ....... _
r t
Ill J>aj)Jfiof Ill
Sports Hall of Fame
c~lf!bl'uling the tnillennium
Jeff Gardner. Estancia, March 12, 1999
Kyle Gayner, Estancia, Oct. 51 1999
Scott Gayner, Estanda, Aug. s, 1999
Greg George, Corona del Mar. June 26, t999
Ray George. USC, Feb, 19, 2001
Mjke Giddings, ~ HMbor, Nov. 17, 1999
T.OOV Glltis, Corona def Mar. May 8, 1999
Pat Gt.gow, Newport HMbor, Nov. 28. 1999
Daye Gleason, Costa Mesa, Dec. 10, 1999
Hank Goebel. Corona def Mar. April 1 ... 1999
Ste\le Gonzales. Newpon Hatbor, April 23, 1999
Rod Goold, Newpon Harbor, May 7, 200f
JdfGraham, ~ March20, 1999
D...-e Grant, Orange Coast. Oct. 16, 1999
Brad Green, Estancia, Oct. 10, 1999
Biii Greschnet; Newport Harbor Jan. 7, 2002
Glen Griffith. Newport Harbor, May 20, 2002
Katie ~~~· Costa Mesa, May 6, 2002
Art Grry, Newport Beach, ~ 1, 1999 • •
H
PaulHahn,golfFeb.28,2000
Bob Hailey, Newport Harbor, April 16, 1999
Bobby Hall, Corona del Mar, Dec. 3, 2001
Frank Hamllton, Newport Harbor, June 24, 1999
Bruce Hancock, Costa Mesa, Dec. lO, 2001
Brett Hansen-Dent. Newport Harbor, Feb. 5, 2001
Brian Hanzal, Newport Harbor, Jan. 2. 1999
carolyyl Hardy. saning, April 29, 1999
Lee Haven, Newport Harbor, Oct. 22, 1999
cara Heads, Newport Harbor, Jan. 4, 2000
Gina Heads, Newport Harbor, May 14, 2001
Gavin Hedrick. Newport Harbor, Feb. 18, 1999
Jim Helfrich, Newport Harbor, May 8, 2000
Agustln Heredia, Estancia, April 8, 1999
Brooke Herrington, Corona def Mar, May 1.8, 2001
Matt Herrington, Corona del Mar, Jan. 14, 2002
Mike Hess. Corona del Mar, Dec. 15. 1999
Gail Hine, sailing, Feb. 4, 1999
Pete Hogan. Newport Harbor. Feb. 20, 1999
Tim Hogan, Newport Harbor. Dec. 4, 1999
Dave Holland, Corona del Mar, Oct. 13, 1999
Oiff Hooper, COf'ona del Mar, Oct. 8, 2001
Boyd ·eogey· Horrell, Newport Harbor, March 4, 2002
Fritz Howser, Newport Harbor, May 25, 1999
Mike Hunter, Orange Coast, Nov. 26, 1999
I
Johnny Ikeda, Newport Harbor, Sept 1, 1999
Al ll'Wln, Newport Harbor, Jan. 16, 1999
Ralph Irwin, Newport Harbor, Feb. 1, 1999
J
Shannon Jakosky, Newport Harbor, March 19, 1999
Joey James, Newport Harbor, Nov. 30, 1999
Bill Jenkins, Orange Coast. Dec., 20, 1999
Bill Jewell, Newport Harbor, Jan. 28, 1999
Matt Johner; Estancia, Aug. 24, 1999
Biii Johns, Newport Harbor, Jan. 25, 1999,
Brian Johnson, Newport Harbor, March 5, 1999
Dave Johnson, Estancia, April 16, 2001
Gary Johnson, Orange Coast, Nov. 3, 1999
Reed Johnson, Corona del Mar, Oct. 29, 1999
Warren Johnson, Corona del Mar, Nov. 5, 2001
Casey Jones, Corona del Mar, Sept. 4, 1999
K
Steve Kaczynski, Corona del Mar, Sept 11
Walt Kelly, Newport Harbor, May 7, 1999
Matt Keough, Corona def Mar, May 17, 1999
Justin Kerr, Newport Harbor, Feb. 2, 1999
Karl Killefer. Corona def Mar, Feb. 25, 1999
Koo Kim, Costa Mesa. Feb. 15, 1999
Natalie King, golf, July 30, 2001
Tom Kitchens, Newport Harbor, Feb. 26, 2001
Vince Klees. Estancia. July 2. 2001
Dave V:oehler, Corona def Mar, Nov. 8. 1999
Steve Kraiss. Estancia,t()ct. 16, 2000
Jeff Kravitz. Newport Harbor, July 4, 1999
Tara Kroesch, Newport Harbor, Jan. 31, 2000
Bruce Krumpholz. Corona del Mar, Dec. 12, 2001
Kurt Krumpholz. Corona del Mar, Nov. 19, 1999
Jim Kruse, water polo, Aug. 6, 2001
L
Ron 1.arnerton, Newport Harbor. July 1, 1999
Grenny Lansdell, USC, Dec. 9, 1999
Bob Larimer, Estancia, Dec. 23, 1999
George Latka, boxing. Jan. 8. 2000
Ed Lavelle, Corona del Mar. June 30, 1999
Rod Lave<, tennis, June 2. 1999
Pam Lawrence, Corona del Mar, Nov. 27, 2000
Bill Leach, Corona def Mar, July 24, 1999
Julie Leach, Corona del Mar, Nov. 24, 1999
Brad Lewis. Corona del Mar, May 13, 2002
Brian Lewis, Corona del Mar, June 11, 2001
John Uebengood, Estancia, Jan. 14, 1999
Oiff Livingston, Orange Coast. March 6, 2000
Herb Livsey, Costa Mesa, April 26, 1999
Almon Loc:kabey. sailing, Aug. l3, 1999
Dallas Long, track and field, April 24, 1999
Bob Lovejoy, golf, June 10, 1999
Coleen Lund, Costa Mesa, June 24, 2001
Gray Lunde. Newport Harbor, Nov. 4, 1999
Bill Lwc. Costa Mesa, Oct. 1, 1999
Bryan Luxembourger, Costa Mesa, Aug. 20, 1999
M
Rod MacMllllan, youth baseball, April 15, 1999
Gary Magnet; Orange Coast. Aug. 10, 1999
Mike Magner, Estancia, July 8, 1999
Rkk Mancebo. Newport. Costa Mesa, Aug. 11, 1999
llm Mang, Corona del Mar. July 12, 1999
Kelly Manos, golf, June 26, 2000
Janke M«an, Orange Coast. Dec. 14, 1999
Mike Martin, Cor~ def Mar, Jan. 16, 2001
Eloy Martinez. Newport Harbor, Sept 14, 1999
George ~as, Orange Coast. Oct. 27, 1999 M~ May, Newport Harbor, July 20, 1999
Eddie Mayer, Newport Harl>or, July 14, 1999
Brent Mayne, Cost.a Mesa, Feb, 9, 1999
Mike Mayne,~ Orange ea.st. Sept 26, 1999
8f"endon Mteaughey, ~ ~. Oct. 9, 2000
PM McOetlln, Corona def Mar, Sept. 3, 2001
Rollo~ Newport Harbor, Mwdl 6, 1999 Scwtcs McCfetlan. Newport Hatbor, Aug. 6, 1999
Kevin McClelland~ Hafbor; Nov. 12. 1999
Paul McOanlets. Nov. 13, 1999
Paul McOonlAd, USC. Oct. 7, 1999
CMfl Md>onough. Newport Hafbor; Jan. 6, 2000
~ ~.,, Nlwport Harbor, June 1, 1999
D.,., MtGM9'\, Newport Haf'bor, Mlrd'I 11, 2002
.lultJn MdntM, Hr HMbor~ 10, 1999 ~~ Feb.14, CNp McKllben. Corona def Mir, May l4, 1999
~ MclM9'\ H9wpoft Harbor, Mlrd'l 1), 2000
Dew MdAllh. Vlnguafd ~ June 4, l001 Myron Mc:Hlmelra, WWlis. ~ 1 I 19'1 u.. McNemM. cosc. Miu. Aug. 16, 1991 ~Meir\. .... l)paft .... Dec. 24, 2001
Mtta. Melbon, Corona dill Mer, June 11, 1919 Cieofvl. Mlcbtwelt. ~ Hefbor, June 19, 19'1
Ken~.....,., Mlrd'I u. 1tl9
Rod Mlllln. .,.., r.clng, Jin. 17, moo ,...,,. ...,. .,.., ,..,., ~ 15. ,,,.
Don~-~ Hlibar, Jin. 1J!»1 Id Mm-. ..... cwt .... Ott. 1. 4UU1
'-Mm-. -·aft Hlrbor, Ott. , .. ,,. '91~-PDftHlrbcw.M,1. 1M =--.=~~-0.. ...... c.a1111--. '°'.. . KlillW Mltlao ec... -.. zs.. am ·----~~SS ... ~ " ... ............car.. t7,JllO
~-1art..-.r-. 11, tl9
·.
AJ Muniz. Nll:etpOft Harbor, Oct. .. 1999
Joe Muniz. Nev.ipott Hlrbor. D«. 4, 2000
Manuel Muniz. Newport twbor, Jan. 23, 1999
N Emil Neeme. Newport Harbor, Nov. 1S, 1999
Jim Nehot\ 111nnl5, Jan, 15, 2001 s.m Nellor\ ~ Feb. 3, 1999 .. Hid\ Newport Hatbor, Sept 7. 1999 Roger Nech. Newport Harbor, April 9, 1999
Armand Nettlft, Newport Harbor April 15, 2002
Jim Hewltlttc. Newport Hart>of, April 2A, 2000
Ted Newland. Newport Harbor, April 5, 1999
John Nk*s. Ice slcatlng. July 20, 2000
JeMlfef Noonan. Corona del Mar, Nov. 5, 1999
0
Vince O'Boyte, cross country, June 3. 1999
Bob Ogle. Newport Harbor. Oct. 18, 1999
OYis Oedlng, Corona del Mar, July 9, 1999
c.thy O'MNra,, ~ May 13, 1999
Danny O'Neil, ~ ~. Oct. 20, 1999
Ray Orgll~ ~ Orange Coast, July 3, 2000
Jim Owens, Newport Harbor, Aug. 3, 1999
p
Bob Padcer, Costa Mesa, April 2. 2001
Harold Pangle. football Aug. 14, 1999
Connie Paraskevln-Young. cycling, March 30, 1999
DaYe Parsel, Estancia. Feb. 8, 2000
Jim Parsons,. Estancia, May 3, 1999
Greg P~on, tennis, Nov. 27, 1999
Dennis Paulson. Costa Mesa. March 4, 1999
BNCe Penhall, Newport Harbor. April 30, 1999
Danny Perez, NewportAiarbor, April 28, 1999
Prentice Pentlns, Corona del Mar, Aug. 12. 1999
Art Perry, Estllncia, March 31, 1999
Dan Petrone, Estancia, Nov. 23, 1999
Or. Dudley Pfaff, sports medicine, Jan. 22, 2001
Keri Phebus, Corona del Mar, Nov. 22. 1999
Charlie Phillips, Vanguard Unl\'Mlty, Ma'y 20, 1999
Craig PhoenlJI. Newport Harbor, April 8, 2002
Wendell Pi<kens. Newport Harbor, Orange Coast. April 27, '99
Bill Pittlca, Newport Harbor, May 27, 2002
Butch Pope, Newport Hari>o<, Jan. 29, 1999
Ty Price, Corona del Mar, May 24, 1999
Jeff Pries. Corona del Mar, May 18, 1999
Dan Princeotto. Estancia, March 18, 1999
Rotty Pulaski, Newport Harbor, Feb. 8, 1999
Danny Pulido, Newport Harbor, April 12, 1999
Jeff Puner, golf, March 10, 1999
Q
Chris Quinn, Corona del Mar Nov. 13, 2000
Dan Quisenberry. Costa Mesa, March 24, 1999
R
Buffy Rabbitt. Newport Harbor, May 26, 1999
Eric Raff, Corona del Mar, March 12, 2001
Beau Ralphs. Newport Harbor, April 2. 1999
Robyn Ray, tennis, Oct. 3, 1999
Bill Redding, Orange Coast, Dec. 19, 2001
Ralph Reed; Newport Harbor, May 6, 1999
Mike Rffhl, Corona del Mar, July 29, 1999
Bill Reynolds, Vanguard University, June 21, 1999
Benny Ricardo, Cost.a Mesa. Aprll 13, 1999
Harlow Richardson, Newport Harbor; March 26. 2001
Bobby Riggs, tennis, May 27, 1999
Mike Ritchie, Costa Mesa, July 31, 2000
Kevin Robertson, Newport Harbor, Nov. 10, 1999
Heather Robinson, Costa Mesa. Aug. 27, 1999
Danny Rogers, Basketa.11, April 3, 2000
Dave Rohde, Corona del Mar, Nov. 2, 1999
Jake Rohrer, golf, March 9, 1999
Ray Rosso, Orange Coast, March 11, 1999
s
Paul Salata. USC. June 23, 1999
Keith Samuels. Corona del Mar, Oct. 30, 2000
Tom Sargent. gotf,Aprll 17, 1999
Rich Saul, football, Sept 17, 1999
Conr~ •Shorty" Scheafer, Youth baseball, Feb. 11, 2002
Tom 5chocX. sailing, June 20, 1999
Bobby Schwartz, motorcycle radng. Sept 25, 1999
Jim Seely, Newport Harbor, Aug. 28, 1999
Biii Selman, golf, Jan. 29, 2001
Mike Sevier, Corona del Mar. Sept 29, 1~
BIJd(o Shaw, Newport Harbor, Sept 2, 1 ~
Frank Sheflin. Newport Harbor, July 11, 1999
Hal Sheflln, Newport Harbor, Sept. 6, 1999
Leon Skele, Orange Coast, Sept. 18,•1999
Mel Smalley, Newport Harbor, March 1, 1999
Blake Smith, SaddlebaGk High, Sept. 20, 1999
Doug Sparks, pole vaulting. Nov. 25, 1999
Dkk Spaulding, Newport Harbor, July 28, 1999
Steve Speer, Estancia, July 22. 1999
Marte Spinn, Corona del Mar, Jan. B, 2001
Bob Steel, sailing. Feb. 27, 1999
Leigh Steinberg, sports attorney, July 21, 1999
Edward Stephens, Newport Harbor, Aug. 4, 1999
Lance Stewart, Corona del MM, Feb. 4, 2002
Jennifer Stroffe, Corona del Mar, June 31, 1999
Ken Stuart. tennis. Jan. 3, 2000
Kevin Stuart. Corona del Mar. Sept 23, 1999
Larry Sunderman, Estancia, March 29, 1999
Shannon Susukl, Estancia, Dec. 27, 1999
Judd Sutherland, Newport Harbor, May 22, 1999
T
8rian Theriot, Newport Harbor, Aug. 17, 1999
Glenn Thomas, Newport Harbor, July 10, 1999
Kevin Thomas, Estancia, Aug. 9, 1999
Jeff Thomason. Corona del Mar, Sept. 25, 2000
Bob Thompson, Newport Harbor, Nov. 6, 2000
Chris Thompson, Corona del Mar, Sept. 16, 1999
Glenn 0 . Thompson, Newport Harbor, Sept 13, 1999
Teny Thompson, Estancia, Feb. 18. 2002
Wade Tift. Newport Harbor, June 25, 1999 .
St~ llmmons, Newport Harbor, May 31, 1999
Jim Tomlin, Corona del Mar, Dec. 28, 1999
Ron Tomsic, basketball, Nov. 11, 1999
Marl•nne Towersey, COf'ona del Mar, Sept 9, 1999
Blnh Tran, CQSta Mesa, Jan. 22. 1999
Lee Trine, Newport Harbor; April 1, 1999
Ron Tripp, Newport Harbor, Oct. 9, 1999
T.ct Trompeter, Newport Harbor; Dec. 6, 1999
Paul Troxel, Estancia-Cost.a MeMI, April 7, 1999
Ho Truong. Newport Harbor, Dec. 17, 1999
Dk.k T\.lcker. Orange Coast. May 1, 1999
Rhett T\.lcker, Corona del 1\1¥, Jan. 5, 2000
u o .... Ullman. sailing. Jan. 12. 1999
Jon Upham, Corona del Mar, Jan. 15, 1999
Robeft Urrnlon. Estlnda, Dec. 2, 1999
v
John Vlllely, Corona del Mar, Feb. 10, 1999
SteYe Van Hom, ~. May 29, 1999
Robert Van't Hof, tennis, Match 23. 1999
John Vlrgm. Corona del Mar, July 17, 1999
w i.ov Ward, He\tlport Hatbor, March 13, 1999
Hf w.thltwmc.=rt Harbor. Dec. 1, "" ~ Wlww, Oct. 22, 2001
Lorin Willi. ..... Apfil J, 1999
lob Wltml, Or-. eo.. Dec • 2A, 1999
,.,, wtWa\, Corona det Mir, Aug. u, 19"
AMn WNlll, Nlwport Harbor, Feb. 21, 2000
0. O..Whltll. golf, May 12, ''" ~ WhlC9. Nev.ipon Harbor; Nov. 1, 19'1 Tod~~ Hafbor, >.#/ 26. 19'1 • ·~ WHtbd, ~ HerbOr, ~ 21, 19'1 Jlrroft Wllllrd. Corona die Mir, 21, 1999
ICyll Wlllar\ ...... , '· ' Pll WllGf\ Net 'D" Hlfbor. Ott. I, 1M '81h _,..'1ua1cl, ~ Nov. t, 1M ...,WofNll:a-. ,.,port...,_.-10. t•
..,._c.i'onldllMIW,Dec . 11, 1M
..... ~ .... June 11. 2000
Doily Pilot
e
Over a period of ti.me,
you can lose track. So
here's a list which can
keep our readers
current with what's
been done with the
Daily Pilot's Sports Hall
of Fame features, and
the continuing hunt.
Roger cartson
DAILY PILOT
I t was the longest series
on record a long time
ago, I believe, and we
still have a long ways to
go, but in the interest of
keeping our readers up to
date. as well as what's still to
come in this, perhaps,
neverending series, you'll
find adjacent to this article
the dates for which all 444
Daily Pilot Sports Hall of
Famers have been
published, including the
upcoming honoree on
Monday, Glenn Bassett.
We still have some 559 to
go, and at the rate of 52 or so
a year, you can see it's going
to be about 11 years before
we're able to address those
who have come since the
Hall of Fame, celebrating the
millennium, was unveiled
Jan. 1. 2000.
As a department we
published one a day for the
entire year of 1999 leading
up to the big day when all
the computers were
supposed to blow up, and
since it has been at a rate of
once every week with
Millennium Monday serving
as the presentation date.
This greatest Hall of Fame
anywhere encompasses
1,003 standouts from these
parts, and is far and away
the most successful endeavor
ever taken on by the Pilot
Sports Department.
My thought, about two
years before the tum of the
century, was •what do we do
for the big day?~
Suggestions for a Tup 10
or a Top 100 were, alter
thinking about it for a while,
impossible. Thus the 1,003.
Richard Dunn has been
the chief writer of these
features since September of
1999. and the only thing that
really slows him down is
finding the honoree.
We believe Newport
Harbor's great Terry
Albritton ls in Hawaii, but
we haven't been able to
make connections. We
haven't come close to finding
Newport Harbor basketball
star Paul Neumann, or Jim
Neidhart, one of the rascals
of professional wrestling.
But we'll keep trying.
There's still plenty to draw
from, and we're holding off
for the most part honorees
who are still very much in
the present f onn, preferring
to cull the list from
yesteryear first.
Shella Conover, Pete
Neumann, Dick Stoeffler,
Jack Baillie, Chris Horpel,
Jerry DeBusk, Matt Hogsett,
Phil Brown, Jim Swick.
Chip Morvay, Croeby Grant.
Lee Joyce, Joe TolU.
Jeff Malinoff 1 Bill Wakeman,
Dave Pontius ... the one and
only BmJe Johnson ... we're
searching for you. and many more.
So U you're aware we're
looking for you, or you mow
tom.eone who ii in the Hall
Of fame, but hasn't b..a
featured yet, balpllicb out,
Qtve us a call or drOp ut a fine.
Al for thole who have
hem cbloak:led. If ~.mv·
a Med for a copy OI ttie story,
let IM lr:Dow, 1'¥9 Dpt a
coup1e ar ~om.,, tboee ,
444 a11 w11 c.mt1DUe to do I
90, IDd ......... MDdfu1 ar Iba adglDll ctr rg., ~: . ..... ,.... ... ... -·-·· Giii.
11111tClllllllW•9 ...
Daily Pilot
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTWl.HONORS
Eive locals first-team
All-Pacific Coast League
·Mesa's Topps, CdM's Zoelle earn repeat first-team
laure ls; 11 locals recognized by league coache~.
Costa Mesa High and Corona del Mar, which tied for second in
the Pad.fie Coast League and advanced to the CIF Southern Section
softball.playoffs, are well represented on the coaches' All-PCL
selections.
Costa Mesa junior shortstop Ann Marie Topps, a second-team
All-CIF Division JV performer as a sophomore, is a repeal first-team
choice in the PCL. .
C4M junior pitcher Alissa 19 a first-team honoree for the third
straight spring.
Senior pitcher Tess Undsay (Costa Mesa), junior infielder Lauren
Loe (CdM) and Costa Mesa freshman catcher I.amen DeMeUo are
also first-team selections.
Sophomore shortstop Rebecca Kaplan represents Estancia on the
second team, which also includes Amy Tyson, Andrea Gruber and
Kiana Jaye (CdM), as well as Jane-E Yamamoto and Uyen Mai
(Costa Mesa).
Loe was a second-team choice each of the past two seasons, while
Undsay earned second-team honors la$t spring.
'fyson is a repeat second-team choice, after earning first-team
recognition ln 2000. •
Allison Lewis, a junior pitcher who led Northwood to the league
title, is the league MVP for the second straight season.
Locals who earned honorable mention are: Sarah Stem and
Casey Bunney (CdM); Katy Renish and Kelly Topps (Costa Mesa);
as well as Hillary Ockey and Karleen Curran (Estancia).
COAOKS' All-PAOFK COAST UAGUE SOfTIAll
Most Y•tu.ble Player
Allison Lewis, Northwood Sr. P
Ann M¥1e Topps, CosU Mew
AllSSI zoetle, Coronl del Mar
TftS Uncts.y, COSU Mesa
i...uren i.o.. COfona del Ma<
i...uren DeMello. cosu Mew
AINnda Garu. NOf1hwood
Jenny JOflef, lJnMMy
AJ1yton P11uta, Northwood
Shennon Robln$00, Northwood
AtNnda Smith, Northwood
AINlnda Spff<e, !AgUN Beach
Jr SS
Jr p
Sr.P
Jr. SS
Fr C
Jr.CF
Sr. SS
Sr. SS
So.c
SO.CF
Sr. Inf
Rtt>Kc.a Kaplan, Estancia
p..my T~. Corona del Mar
Jane-E Yamamoto, Costa Mesa
Andrea Gruber, COfona def Mar
Uyen Mai, Costa Mesa
Kl<IN Jaye, Corona del Mar
H1lla.ry Fnmond, L.aguna Beach
Valene Alvarez. Uniwnrty
~ra Fishbein, Untvenrty
Erin Ot.a, Northwood
Mehssa Ota, Northwood
So SS
Jr CJP so 28
Sr. CF
SO. LF
Jr 38 soc
Sr. 28
Sr.38
Fr. 28
Jr C/18
Five Sailors honored
Newport Harbor's Vasquez, Moore capture
first-team All-Sea View softball laurels.
Newport Harbor High junior shortstop Athena Vasquez and
jwlior pitcher Kim Moore have been selected first-team All-Sea View
League by. the circuit's softball coaches.
In addition, juniors Shelby Crisp, Sabrina Couch and Amanda
CampbeU represent the Sailors on the second team.
Vasquez, a second-team choice' the last two springs, continued
to dazzle defensively. while also acting as an offensive catalyst,
primarily in the leado(f spot.
Moore, who starred an the arcle and also contributed with the
bat. pitched the Sailors to a league triumph over Irvine, ending the
school's 38-game league losing streak on the field.
Crisp, a first basemct.n whose bat control made her a valuable
weapon m the No. 2 spot, was also a second-team cholc~ last
spring.
Couch added to a sound Sailor infield at second base, while
Car;npbell batted cleanup and handled catching eludes for Coach
Jess Martinson's urut.
Junior pitcher Brittany Fait and junior second basemaJ"0)ol1J.inque
Lastrapes, who led Laguna Hills to its first Sea View title, are Co-
MVPs. COACHES' AU-SEA VIEW l!AGUl SOf!Wl
Co-Most Y•luM>le Playen
Brittany Falt Laguna Hills
Dominique Lastrapes, Laguna Hills
Jr. p
Jr. 28
Fm'fTIAM
Kim Moore, Newport Jr. P
Athena Vasquez. Newport Jr. SS
Jessica Skaare. Aliso Niguel Jr. P
Lyndsey Schaefer, Aliso Niguel Sr. SS
Erika Peterson, Irvine Jr. C
Stephanie Morgan. Lag. Hills Sr. SS
Jackie Eliades, Laguna Hills Sr. 38
Etika Corley, Laguna Hills Sr. Cf
Brittany Crouch, Woodbridge Jr. P
Maritza Padilla. Woodbridge Sr. C
Kendra Singley, Woodbfidge Jr. SS
l<8yta Ctumer. Woodbridge Sr. 38
SlcoND TEAM
Shelby Crisp, Newport Jr. 18
Sabrina Couch, Newport Jr. 28
Amanda campbell, Newport Jr. C
Ashley Evans, Aliso Niguel Jr. Cf
Ashley Tumef', Aliso Niguel So. 38
Kerri Johnson, Irvine Jr. SS
Regina Loxsom, Irvine Fr. P
Lindsay Davis, Irvine Jr. C
Rene Bohls, Woodbridge Jr. 28
Katie Knutson, Woodbridge Sr. Cf
Shauna Corso, Woodbridge Jr. RF
(ami Jung. Irvine Sr. Cf
HIGH SCHOOi. HONORS
Laurels for lightning four
Sage Hill athletes first-team All-Academy League.
NEWPORT COAST-A quartet of Sage Hill High athletes have
been chosen (init-team All-Academy League by coaches ln four
different sports.
Sophomore Tlm Wilkins the Lightning's leading hitter and
pitcher, was a first-team honoree ln baseball.
JW\ior Kevln Joyce, who consistently led the Lightning in kills
and Qther statistical categories, has been recognized by the league's
boys volleyball coaches.
Sophomore Braden Barnett, who won the league shot put title
competing u an lodMdual (the school does not yet have a track and
6eld t,eam) ii a flnt-team choice, while John Y. Kim ls a first-team
1'1dplent for bis prowess on the golf course.
Junior Zach Friedrtchl (bueball). Alexa Sbitanlsbl (softball),
Drew~ (boys tennis), Katrina Redelsbeimer (sdtbaD), Jooat.h&o
Bllldll (boys tennis), Jtllllca Todna (softbell) and Ian Uvinglbl (boys
tenpll)are seoond·team honorees ln tbetr respedive rportt.
koeeer. 8uJd.n end Uvtngston Jed the Ughtning to a third-place
)eegue ftniab end a berth ln the ClF Southern Section Dtvilion V
Pl.aYotft. Macaun Frederick, a sophomore volleyball standout, earned
honorable mention.
. IOWI HOCIEY
..
r
SPORTS Thursday, Nat 30, 2002 M
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
OA1,'( PILOT PHOTOS BV OOH LEACH
Quarterback Lewis Bradshaw is tuning up for his second year at the helm of Estancia's Eagles.
Distractions that plagued
Estancia's 2001 spring drills
are a mere memory this year.
Barry Faulkner
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -This tune last year.
Jay Noonan was preparing his resume. nus spnng, he lS relieved to be prepanng
his Estancia High football team for the
2002 season. hts second at the school.
Toward that end, as many as 70 players
are wrappmg up their first week of sp~g
pracbce. enjoying the familiarity wtth the
program m place and detenruned to tum
around a wmJess record 10 2001
"I've been very impressed with the
enthusiasm, but the thing I notice most IS
how relaxed the kids seem,• srud Noonan.
who was hired after the completion of a
makeshift spring practice last season. "It's
just so nice to be focuslng on footbaJI.
Instead of the 1,000 other things that
seemed to be going on (with the program)
la.st year at this time.·
With six new assistant coaches
overseeing more than five dozen athletes.
many of whom are ne\\'. to the sport, there
ls much to get done in the three-week
spring session.
And. in addition to putting in base
packages on offense and defense. Noonan
said he wants to ertSure bis players also
gain a foundabon of fundamentals they
can take into the fall.
·we want to use Uus time to devote to
the basics,• Noonan srud. •we have quite
a few guys who are new to football, so we
want to give them an understanding of our
philosophy.•
With so many new faces. Noonan and
his staff will also ublize the spring session
to begin evaluating talent and developing
a depth chart. Unlike last season, however,
those who will be sophomores can, with
few exceptions, rest assured they will not
be asked to make major contributions.
·w e will definitely have a junior varsity
team, which ls a great luxury,• Noonan
sald. ·we have a couple of sophomores
who may compete for varsity spots, but we
won't have lo ask sophomores to fill as
many roles as we did last year.•
Noonan said his practices begin with
dally weight workouts, which typically
last an hour. Then. when the players reach
the field, they work exclusively on either
offense or defense, on alternating days.
His practice plans call for about two
homs on the held. each ddy
Whtie the players know what Noondn
and returrung deferu.1ve coordinator Scott
Wilk.Je want, gcttmg clrquamted w1th the
rest of the staff IS an ongomg ta'>k
Ernie Bucher will coordinate the
offense. wtule Josh Tube (quarterbdcksJ.
Joel Hurtt (offensive hn<'I. Marc Rodig
(receivers and secondary), Steve Pere1
(defensive lme) and Phtl Fogel ong have
also reconnected with Noondn, who
coached with mopt of them cit Capistrano
Valley High.
"I teU these guy~ the Eagle chdses the
Cougar (Capo Valley's mascot) and not the
other way around,• Noonan quipped.
"But it's a pleasure worlung with these
guys, bec.ause they're all profe&sional
coaches.•
The Eagles will conclude pring
practice June 3 with d novel event As a
prelude to what Noonan Cdlled theu
·cardinal and Gold game.· a team of
alumni will play a team of this year's
graduating seniors m what will amount to
a seven-on-seven noncontact scnmmctge.
"That hould be a lot of fun,· Noonan
said.
TENNIS
Fine tuning is the name of the
game, whe ther it's spring practice,
tall drills or 30 minute before
game lime.
1111 UIUS
200.1 SOtlDUUE
Noll•,..•
Fri. Sept. 13 • Magnoli. (at i... Palma Pa~. 7
Fn. Sept 20 • C_,,tury (at TUstln), 7
Frt, Sept. 27 -Kate! .. (It Orange Coast. n
Thurs • Oct. 3 • Westminst« (It Orange Coast), 7
Frt , Oct. 11 · Saddl«l«k (al SA lowl). 7
ac.... .. ...,...
Fn. Oct 11 -Santa Ana (It SA loWI), 7
kl. Oct. 25 • COIU Mell (Alt NlMpott Hlftlot), 7
fn. Nov. 1 -Orange (It Orange eo.u. 7 Thurs.. New 7 -P4'Cliia• (It lotsa Grendel. 7
Fn. New 15 -OcMn v-(It Orange'°""' 7
• denote~ 9IW'M
Morton· advances at Adoption Guil4 Tourney
Semifinals and Finals are
scheduled for the weekend.
Brian Morton, a Corona del Mu High
product who jmt completed hJs freshman
y.er at UC IMne, was among thOll wbo
Mrned quartelftnal vlctotiel Monday In tbe
41tt annual Adoptlon Guild Tenn ..
'lburmlDenl
MoltOD aDd ~ Jon l!Dcll1Ut frGlll
Medford, Ore. defeated X.Uy Gdett
(Wllllilr) ...... Lelll ca... ..... e.
3, S-7, 6-1, at .... Newparl ...... ,__
Olb.t1•mc11tolllilld9J'• .... ....
da 'blll I W b
C.-Miii I 1 l'Crat Jule 'ltEJN illd ....... -~-.,...._.. ..... w. ... 1 ,. ... 0 1,,
p&A _,Id fb ... CMllJ: ... ...,
Popstra from Flagstaff, Ariz. Monday at
NBTC.
The to p-seeded tandem of Debbie
C rabam, from Newport Beach, and CdM
Mnior Brittany Reltz received byes tnto
Saturday's wome n'• open doubles ..........
. °"8r ~all ~andng to the eemiftnall
lnduile!·Newport Beetb'I Peter 0.vkltoo
(••'• 35·and·older men'• doublu):' Newpmta,.. en., .... a.o ......_,,
tl.Wt'G'l'w ........ ,_ .. " ....... ,. =118' 2 ...... ICMl .... c1· •w.a•C...MIM'a ...., ..W.s.D••H!t)I Newpalt'I
IMwlFUll Yaa ......... 3..5 ......... , ........... "-., •• Datil..,... •
.... "" ........... Ha*tcU ...
86 Thursday, May 30, 2002
Glrk Ciindm M
F.mtflleld 5
3:30 ·Kaiser (1) vs. Newport
Coast 4:30 • St. JC*lhlm vs. Prince
of ~aa; 5:30 • C.llfomla vs. Lin-
coln; 6:30 · Davis vs. Newport Ele--
mentary. · ,.,.,..FWd.
3:39 • Nlwoort Helghu vs. Kaiser
(2); 4:30 ·Mariners vs. Our Lady
Queen of Angels; 5:30 -Carden
Hall vs. Newport HelghU (2); 6:30 •
St. John's vs. Mariners Christian.
loyl Gnldes M
PennFWd>
3:30 • Davis (2) vs. Newport Ele-
mentary; 4:30 • St. John's vs. Our
Lady Queen of Angels; 5:30 • Har-
bor Day vs. Mariners (2); 6:30 · Rea
vs. Mariners Christian.
1 farm Flekl 4
3:30 • Kals~r vs. Newport Coast;
4:30 · Andersen vs. Our lady Queen
;
of Angels (2); 5:30 • Unc<*i YS.
Newport Helgh1J (2); 6:30 -Kalw
(1) vs. Harbor VMw. ......... ,..
........... 2
3:30 • Kaltet (1) vs. Newport Ele-
mentary; 4:30 -st. John's vs. New-
port Heights: 5:30 • Newport Ele--
mentary l1) YS. Our Lady Queen of
Angel$) 6:30 -St. Jo.chlm vs.
TeWinkle-Pfelf; 7:30 • Carden Hall
vs. Prince of Pffce.
CoetaMelaHlghFWd2
3:30 -Davis (1) vs. Mariners.
aop...._w
,.,.,.. Neid 1
3:30 • Rea vs. Victoria; 4:30 -
Kaiser (1) vs. Newport Com; 5:30 •
Harbor Day vs. Eastbluff (2); 6:30 -
Eastbluff (1) vs. Newport Heights;
7:30 • Davis (2) vs. Harbor Day-
Scott.
Costa Mesa ...... field 1
3:30 • TeWinkle--Tasb vs. Kaiser (2).
~ ... . ·-·~
. ..
SPORTS
,. -
NIWPOIY HAllOI USEWl ASSOCIATION
Newport Harbor sparkles in Bronco play · .
Newport Harbor team goes 3-2
over weekend play, outscoring ·
final three opponents, 38-15. ' IRVINE -The bats finally came around
for the Newport Harbor Bronco Division 8
team as It won the final three games of the
Irvine Memorial Day Tournament neld
May 25.
Newport Harbor's 19 hits for 12 runs in
the final game was enough to down the
South Irvine B team, t 2-3, in the afternoon
game.
Jeny Whitney and MJcbael Helfrlcb
both went 3 ror 3, with two RBis each for
Newport Harbor. Four players went 2 for
3, including Speuer Smith, Cameron
Cb.ale, Mldlael Maddex (who hit an
inside-the-park home run in the team's
first townament game) and Chase Behr,
...... .Jr~
who came In to pitch two innlngs, strlking
out four.
Batller, Newport Harbor defeated
Dana Point, 8-7.
Juon Mua1ngW stood out at catcher
and at third base, tagging out two nmners
at home, and recording three putouts at
third. Justin Jones threw out a runner at
third.
Behr (three RBis) and Maddex (triple)
led the bitting charge, each going 3 for 3.
Newport Harbor exploded for a 14-run
third i.nn.tng en route to an 1&.5 win over
Irvine for the team's first win.
Every Newport Harbor player had a hit
and all but one had an RBI.
Massingill led the charge for Newport,
going 3 for 3 with a double and a home
run, Onisbing with four RBis. John Swift.
Ronale Dun.more and Behr all went 2 for
2 with two RBis, while Spencer SmJth
.... -
flniSbed 2 for 3 with a double and two
RBls. Ben Pra.ler finished 1 for 3 with one •
RBJ, and stopped two hard-bit balls at
shortstop to stymie an lrvine rally ln the ·
third. :
In Pinto Division play at the
tournament:
The 8-year-olds of Newport Harbor
had a rough go or it, losing all four games
over the weekend, but showed some
prom.Ising signs.
, .
.J
Tommy Shaw, who bad three singles,
two walks, three runs scored and three
RBis, pitched four innings and struck O~\ ....
11 batters in weekend play, while Brke :.
Marudng threw five innlngs and struck ·
out four. Cole Blower (two singles, two
walks, three ruJl5 scored. one RBI), Ryan
Davis (two singles, three RBis) and Ian
Baugh (single, double, two runs scored
and one RBI) hit well for Newport Harbor.
-.--_,_._-,,!,._ .! ·~
~~:: r~·-· . . < ··.· .. ; . . -· -~ ',.r
Classlflcd is
CONVENIENT
whether you '.re
buying, selling, or just
lookJn8, claaslfted has
what you need!
CLASSIEIED
(949) ~2-~678
'
Flctltloua Bueineu
Name Swtement
Tha lollowlng per10lla .,. doing t>u.rr-u : Trev.,.. Info, 20371
lrvlne Ava., Sulla 200,
Santa Ana Heigh... CA 92707
ComeUu1 &
AaloefatH. Inc. (NV), 20371 Irvine Ava., ~
200, Santa Ana, CA 92707 Thia bullneaa la oon-ducled by' a CX>rPOf'llb I
Have you llarted
doing bullr-. Ytlt? No
Cornallu1 -. Al· aodelaa, Inc.
Chva Comallul. CEO
This 1ta1amant wu filed with Iha County
Clark of Onuige County on 05I03f2002
20021902055
Cely Piiot May 9. 1e. 23.
30. 2002 !1!310
Flctltk>ue BuslnMe
Name StMement
The lollowlng '*'°"' .,. doing t>u--. u :
En1ert11nmenta4U,
2805 Catherina Way. Santa Ana, CA 92705 A·Llat Media, LLC
(CA), 2805 Catherina Wey. Santi Ane. CA
82705
This bu1lnM1 la con-
ducted by. Umltad Lil·
billty Co. Aava you 1tartad
doing bualneH yat? v ... 4/2000
A-Ult Madia. LLC
Dave Comellua, Praal-
denl Thia lfalament WU
filed with Iha County
Qark of Oranoe County
on lW03t2002 200219020$1 OelvPlol Mey 9, 1 e. 23. ~ Th311
Flct.ltk>U9 Buelneee Name Statement
Tha folowlng l*'80l1I
-doing~ ea: Select Olllca &alee. 18627 8roolc.hulsl .• 455.
Fountain Vallay, CA 92708 Santdan (CA). 18627
Broolchunt 1455, Foun-
tain Valley, CA 82708
Thi• ~ 19 con-
ducted by: • COfPOlallon
Hava you 1tartad
doing buelnHa yat?
Vas, 05/03/2002
Santallen Richard A. Santo,
President
Thia alalement wH
flied with Iha County
Clerll of Orange Col#1Cy
on 05I03l2002 20021902054
Daly Pilot May 9, 1e. 23.
30. 200'2 IlQ12
FlctJtloua Buelnesa
Name Statement
Tha fotlowlng pef'IOlll
ate doing~ ...
l(IS omc:. s.rvtc.t.
2211 Pacific Avenue.
B101 . Colla Meta. CA 92527
Jannilef L Plait, 2211
Pactflc Ave , B101 ,
Colla MMe. CA 92827 Tift bualnMa la oon·
<*.ded by' en indvlclJal
Hava you atartad
doing lulf-. yec? No
~ L Platll Thia 1tatamant wea
flied with the ~ CtM of Orange Countr
on 06I03f.Z002 20021902091 ~May 9, 1£i;:,2h
Flctttloue BUelnMI Name~
TIMI follow!~ :!~~ BMch, CA t:zeeo Emlly Mlrend•
Oempny, 2 Rua
Chemonlx, H-porl
BMdl. CA~ Thia bualnMa ... con-due*ld by .,, 1ndMclUal
Hava you tlel1M
doing bullnaea yat? v ... 3'1.'02 Emtly Mfrenda
~ .. ~ ...
llleCI wllfl the ~ ~~CcRnY
iooa ...... ~ Mtty 8. lt, 2J,
-lb!IH
•
a1lef FNnclll Olftoer Thia atalem.nt wu
filed with the County ~~Counfy
2002H02047 ~May9,1~~
Flctltl~• Buelneee Name s~
The lollowtng P9f90M
.,. doing ~ u :
Mold Coneultantl. eeo Baker Street, t 3t3.
Colta Mtaa. CA 112826
Patricia A WilMy, 7 H«on. IMnl, CA ~
Thia bullnMa la COii· dUc:led by' an lndMdual Have you alerted
doing buelnesa yel? No Paliba A Willey
Thia llatem.nt was liMMl with the County ~~Ccu1ty
2002tt0204f o.11y PHo4 May 9, 1e. 23. 30. 2002 Tb317
Flctlttoue Buelne ..
Name Statement
The lollowi"9 peraooe are doing buaineM u :
Sot Dloltlztng, 2150-B
Sen MIChel Or., Coala MNa, CA 92827
Marttia A. DIClero,
2150-B San Michel Dr.,
Colla Mela, CA 82927
Thie bullneea la oon·
clK.'led by: an lrdvlc:kJal
Hava you alartad doing bulNM yet? No
Martha A. DIOlaro Thia llaletMnt WU
flied with the C~ty a.II of Orange Counfy on 05o'03t2002
2002tt02041 ~ Mlly 9. 1e. 23. ~ Ilf3JI
FlctltJoue BuelneM
NarM StMMMnt
The loflowWia l*IOM .,.. doing buaNila aa: A.I OWnond 511111 ,..
---· B.) Ultra-Strut, C.) ~ 0...elopmenl Compeny, 1 llOO Port
Sllafflald, Newport ea.:n, CA 92090
Alrmeltl SalN Corpo.
ration (CA), 1800 Port
Stiafllald Plaoa. ~ Beedl. CA 92SeO
Thia bvalneea 11 oon·
duc:lad by: • OOfPOr&lion Hava you llartad
doing bu1tnH1 yet? Yaa, 4/1'2002
Alrmerk Sales Corpo-
ration
Stephan L Roblnton.
PrHldanl
Thi• 1tatement wu filed with It'll County ~~County
2002tt020H ~Pllol Mey t. 18, 23, ~ Tl!3t9
Flctltl®I Buelneu Heme s~
The lollowlng persona
,,,. doing ~ u ·
Collator E•ctianga,
17915-C Sirt Park Clr-
da. lrvlna, CA 92814
Hanry Goabal. 8&45
Butta Clrcta S03·E,
Huntington 8Hch, CA
112648
Thia bualn... " COii· ducted by an lnclvldtiel Heva you •tartad
doing bullnaH yet? v... 4/'22/2002
Hanry GoaOal
Thie tlatem.nt WU lllad with the County
~~County
20021902044 =May9,~
dolno bulinaea yel? No
Collaua J. Glut Thia l latament WU
fllad With It'll County Cltfk ol Orwloe County on 05/03/2002" 2001tto203t Dlill't Pilol May 9. 1 e. 23.
30. 2002 nmz
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF RC Iii iOUS
BUSfNES9 NAME
The followlng per-eon(•)
has {have) lblndonad
fie i.. « fie ~ bua"-nema: Auto~. 2107 Baycreat Ad.. Newport
Beedl, CA 92880
Tha FldilioYa Busl-,,... neme raf9rred to
above WU filed In Or·
ange County on w151 2002. FILE NO.
20026892590
Changeez NHhat,
2107 Baycrall Rd .•
N-port Beech. CA 92&e0 Thia bvtlnaea ia con·
dueled by: an lndMdual Changeez Nalhat
Thi• 1talament wu
fllad with Iha County
Cletk of Orange County
Oii 06I03l2002 2002t9020t1 ~~May 9, 1M33
Flctltloua Buelnesa
Name SteterMnt
The following pel"llOlll a,.~~e-tial Chiropractic,
1 T1T7 Mairl Scraec. Ste.
C. !Mna, CA 92814
Edlund Chiropractic. ProlaHlonal Corpo· r9llon (CA). 17TT7 Main
StrMt, St. C, Irvine, CA
8281'4
Thll bu91nasa ii con-
duc:led by • eotpOrllion
Have you atartad doing bualnau yat? Y•, ~ EdlUnd Chiropractic,
Profa11lonal Corpo·
retlon Daairea 0 . Edlund,
Prellklent Thia llalatnant WU
fli.d wfth th• County CtM of CMnga County on 05I03l'2002
20021902040 o,~ May 9, 18, 23. 30 Th32'4
Flctltlou• BuelMM
Name Stetement
The tollowlng person•
.,. doing bulli1eM u :
Guttermouth Rain·
guttert. 19744 8eed1
Blvd.. Ste. 455, Hunt·
ltlQtOn 8Mch, CA 82648 lAattln Hamer, 2205
c.rtyon 01.. Unit A.
Cosfa MeN.. CA 92627 Thie bull-.. con-
OUcted by an lndMcMll Have you •tarted
doing ~ yet? No Manin Hamer
Thie llac.metlt WU
filed with the County
Cletl! °' Orange Col#1Cy Oii 05.'0&'2002 200219023"
Dlllly Pilol Mlly 9. IS, 23,
30 200:2 IH325
FlctltJoua Buelneea
Name ~t
The lollowtna partOnl
are doing ~ •: Vlcl&Mne, 117 Mor·
rlllown Ln .. Coeta MIN,
CA 92626 Marla Ucada. 117 Momltown Lo.. Coela MeM. CA 9292e
Thia bvtlnaea II oon·
dUcted by: an lndlvldual
Have you elarted
doing buei'*8 yet? No
Marla UCeda Thtl ltatement WU
fllad with Iha County ~Counfy
I002tt020N ~ Mtty 8. 18, 23. D!313
Crllg O. A)'ffll
Thfl atllilmant WU
Iliad wflh Iha County
Clark of Orwloe Col#1Cy on OSl'071'l.O<YE
20021902420
Ody Plot May 9. 1e. 23.
30. 2002 Il!333
Flc:tttlou9 .,_.,,...
Heme sc.tiament The fobMg penonl
.,.. doing buelnMI ea:
A.) ~ Financial,
B.) eas.lrl8 EnllfPl'MI, C.) HaMtl ._, Homa
Ananca. 1408 Supaltor ~ te, Nawport . CA 92ee3 Oanlel Sharldan
Hayes Ill. 1400 ~
Ava. 1e. Nawport
8Nch, CA 92M3 This buainMS la oon· calded by: en lndMdllll Hava you 11arted
dofng i-ir-yef? No Dan Sheridan Hayaa.
Ill
Thia statement wu
flied with Iha County a.II of ()qnge COunty on 05/0712«YC
2002110242• Ody Piiot May 9, 1e, 23.
30. 2002 Th336
Flctltloua BuelnMa
Name 8._ment
Th• followlng paflOfll -Flora~~
Co. b) Flora Wee! T,..
Cara Co., 29112 E.
Kommers Ln.. Slvanldo.
CA 92678
Gii 001 Sento• ~ Cofp. (CA), 29112 E. Kommere Ln ,
Sllvat9do. CA t2e7S Thia bulin-It oon-
<*.ded by· a ~· Hava you llartad
doing bUllr-. .,.., No
GU 001 Santo•
Land1cape Corp .• ~ Doe SMllCll Thia ltatemenl ,,,..
filed with Iha Covncy
Qark °' Onuige County on 06/(17/2002
20021902421 =Mey9,~
82112 Jalllff A. Paarca. 11
LIQO Sud, lrvlne, CA 82812 Thll bullneH It con-
duclted by: hulband and
wlfa ·
Hava you 1tartad
doing bullneee yat? No
JarnM"' p-
Thltl llalemenl WU fll9d wl1h Iha County
Clatk of Orftl9 County on Ol5I071'l.O<YE 2002tt02421 ~Plot Mlly 8. 1e. 23.
30. 200:2 nmz
Flelttlou9 BuelMM Name SUlt9ment
The lollowlng per'IOlll
.,. doing buelnMI aa: Cout Pool & Spa Sarvic:a, 5881 Abraham
Ave .. Wfftmlnllar, CA 92ee3 Richard OaKonlng,
58e1 Abraham Ave.,
WM!mlnltlf, CA 82ea3
Thll bullMll II con-
clldad by: an lndMdual Hava you 1tarted dolng~:rY• Richard OeK Thie lletam.n WU filed with Iha County
Cletk of Orange COunty
on 05/07/2002 20021902408 DaJtvPNot May 9, 1e. 23. 30~ TH331
928~
Allcil s. Clark•. 4214
Patrkle Road, Newport Beedl, CA 92863 Thll bueinaN la con-
~ by: .,, lndMdull +iave you atartad
doing bullr*8 '/fl(I No
Allcil s. Clerile
Thie llatement WU
flied wl1h Iha County
Cletk of Orange Countr
Oii 05I03l2002 20021102032
Ody PlloC May 9, 18, 23.
3(), 2002 Th339
Flctlt.kMa9 Bualneee
NarM Stnement
The following persons .,. doing buliieiM u ;
Com Meta Pat Sit· ting, 2286' PllClftc Ave.,
I L, Coela Mela, CA
92827
Janice Bamlce Geakl,
2288 Pac:fic Ava.. tl.
Colta MeM. CA 92627
Thie bullnen la con-
ducted by: an individual Have you started
doing bulilwa ya!? No
Janice 8emlce Guld
Thia •tatarnant waa
tiled with the County
Clark of Orange County on 05/07'2002
20021902'8•
Dally Piiot May 9, 18, 23,
30 2002 np!O
Flctltlou• Bualneea
Flc:tltioua Bualneea Name Stet9ment
Heme Swtement .J.."-!<>flowlno peraonu·. a The follow!~• -·doing bulNle ar9 doing aa: MKD 9utinen Sarv·
Chamolon Graphlca, lcM, 1525 MMa Verde
lne . 17'81 Nicholl, Un11 01 E. t 211, Coala B. Huntinglon Beedl. MM&. CA 92628 CA 82647 Marcia K Devis. 3187
Champion Graphlca, ~· Com Mesa, Inc (CA). 17381 CA ~ Nlcnola~ B. Hunt· Thia butinaN la con-Inmon • CA 92&4 7 duc:lad by' an lndMdwl Thll bueinaM le con-Have you 11artad
dutYd by: a OOIPOf8llon doing bulinau yet? Have you atartad Y•, &'1185
doing butlneH yat? Mara. K. 0..
Y•. 1997 Thia 1talement WU
Champion Graphlce, flied With the County
Inc Clalllon k. ol Qqnge County Jefl Haa. Preeldent ~ Thil lt&tement WU 20021902257
fllad with Iha County ~ Plllll..t.tev e. 1e. 23.
Ffctltloue Bualnw ~ ~12':r ~ IO. IYi1 :) Il1310 ,..,,,. s~ 2002tto2• ....,.,,,... ~~ ~May9.u , ·'~ u-~r8, 1~'tf1•llPe,~r1o•1 Flctltloue Buelneu .,. <tOlna u : ....... ,... "" On.. FunVldaoShow.com. 01 .. Huntington BMch, Name Stntment 2134 Newport Blvd. CA. 92648 The lollowlng pertona Coeta MeA, CA 92627
Oouglaa Elm, 7581 ate doing bulilllle u: Inna Motlar, 17178 Ontano Or.. Hunllnglon Newport Chrltttan Grand Ave.. Lalla El-
e.acti, CA 92648 Fallowllhlp, 253 May-lalnora, CA 92530
Thi• butlneN I• con-~!".t.,~lt Baeoh, Thia bullnaM .. con-ducted by. an lndlvtdual ...... _, dut1ed by: an lndlvlduel
Have you •tarted Ma.It 81n1wanoar. 253 Have you 1tarted dOlng bu1lnaH yet? Mayllowar, Nawport doing ~ '/fl(I No
Y•. Feb. ol 2002 Beedl, CA 92880 Irma Moller
Douglaa Elm ™• bu.m.a .. COii· Thia •talamant WU Thia •tatament WU duded by' an lndlYlcll8I fllad with Iha County filed wl1t1 the County Heva you 1tartad ona.11 of Qqnge Col#1Cy
Cletk °' Onuige Col#1Cy ~ ~ yet? No ~ on 05/07/2002 Malt ~ 2ooaeot10t
........ ........ ~~902~ Thll 11a1amen1,_~~ ~ May 9, 1e. 23. 39.'m ~, •· 1/bm ~ :'1=-~ ~ TH341
Flctltloue Bualneee on OSl'07 2002190240) SOFUPERC!<?f' __,COUH•!'T Heme~ ~Mey8.1~ coUtifY"OF-
Tha fobMa l*IOM --ORANGE
.,. doing bulileil aa: F1ct1ttoue Bue1nMe LAMOREAUX JUSTICE
Lan/Comm Conavtt· CENTER • PR08ATE 1!19, 2941 So. ~ Heme ltlltilment :Ml The City DIM,
S( fB, SafMI AM, CA The lollowlng l*IOn9 P.O 8oJt 14171, 92707 are doing buelnMI ..
Kathlaan Jane St*· ClllOrri ~. =is~ flald, 29414 So, 18700 Fllrchlld Rold, PETITION Of
Sycemor9 St. te, Sen11 Suite 270, ll'VIM CA Joaa A1ur1C1on So. and Ma. CA 92707 92814 Bllnl» HuaN on b1t111f Thia bualn-II con-Soceltlotn, Inc:. (CA), <:A Joaa Hlllrta Sola a ducted by: en lndMcMI 19700 Falrctllld Aoed,
Heve you 111rtad Sulta 270, lrvlna. CA minor FOR CHANGE
doing bualna.. ytt? 92812 OF OR~ TO IHOW
YM, 511f.Z002 Thll bulinaN la oon-CAUla F0A CHANG£ Kathleen Jane duCUd by: a eotpOlllllon OF NAiil
Sheffiald Hava you aterl•d Th'9 etatement -• doing buelnaH yet? CMI! NU118Eft:
m.d wlttl 11\t County v ... 1V02/1"'4 TO ~l~=ESTED
C!Mon ,...2!1°""°' Col#1Cy SocalhomT ' Inc. PERSONS: """' ~ homu J. K1au1, IOOlttoUtt PrHldent 1. Palltloner. Jo•• ~ May 8, 18. 23, Thia MlllT*'ll ... Aeunclon SoN and .. _ ..... .._ __ __.ng_,. flltd wit! die eounty =-:.~on~
f'lctltloue ...-.. ~~g:r Countr .nnor 11ec1 • .,.._,""' Heme ........... I002MOHN Illa oour1 for e decrM
The folowlna pareona ~May t. 19, 23. =~:.. -.:-· ~ .. dolrlO IMilMe al! -DA IO ~ Sole F1c:tJtloue Buelnw HunCinalOn 8Ndl Ho-2. THE COURT OR-..__ ltlt• ment tel/Motel' AModetlon 'lotMloue .,,,,.... O£•s ...... a1
The tollowlng aw-417 Mlilrl ..... ~ ....... • ... ..,. " --llel90M .,. dolrlO ~--inoton Baach, CA The tallcMlrla ""'°"' lr-...cl In '* ,,..., p~ Rug. 17835 92"'41·1131 .. dolrlO IMilMe... llNI --.,.. ..
a.a-.-AWi . Foune.lrl Hunllnf!on 8aHfl ~IC ~ ON't .. 119 '-"I in. ._...,... Confefanoa and ~ Coneult.lnta, 1791 E: dlClll9d bllOw '° .,_,., V""-t, OA 82'70I iu_, (CA), 417 Malf'I n.-Avenua, S--OlllM, If~. ~ flit OfllMm J. Azlzl. 27 S H I -·r ,.... ~ tor dwl9lll of a..r p-..,..,.. 1-..... -traat. 'lununaton AnaiAC ..... l2'108 __ -~~ ...........
,.. .. -.. -· ~. 8eecfl, CA 12t48-1131 'P ~ ·-·• .......... '"" .,. ..... _ _.. 11dW Inc. ~
Thil ~ ta oon-Thie ~ le oon· (CA), 11'1 l ~ NOTICE 01F HEARING dudtd by If\ tnc1McM1 dUdtd by. I llOll~ tnue, 1entJ1 AM. CA 0.-JUL ~ ~v.:...: v::f';:: ~~lonyou llf.rtM 1~ ....._ II oon. ~~ ~ !c:t ~ J. Amt ~.ie ... 1~ rat1 --by • oorpolWloll ...... noled ew. Thia 1•11n1ot -TW9 ,., ·-Heve ~ etertM .. .. OOl'r (JA ,.... ~ Ned wteh flit ~ Huntington 8HOfl dolnt ~ yac? •· ,. ,. c.:.;---
Cleft( of OrwlCll CounlY CoftfertnOa end vi.. y~ ,. =.:. .. ....:--.:
on OM>7~ "C" TrM ...,,:::Wt~ _,. _. tor llu _.
Diii>/ "°'May• 1e..., ~o • ,.....,. .......... ""°' •
im. llm.! · lbl.14 Tiiie •••m.ilt .. TNI •n Mill .. .. • • "' ...... "'" wlll ... ~ ..... .... ... ~ Oft ... Piiion"" ..... Qlltl OI 0... ~ a.ti t/A In~ IOwlllt ,.....,.,,, of
...._._ ...,n111 on Of/f/TIDJ/C Ol'I OMH laftoUtallon,
-Jillll Bt Hllllllnl "1 ~ .,... ~· n;r-··'Y m .. N MW CWLY -i...~ ...... ~~~ ,.,,.••••••• ..... 111 A •1ut ._._ \'WI
81anc1 Huerta 1144 W. Highland St. IB
Santa Alla, CA 92703
Publl1hed Newport
Beach·Co11a MaH
Daly PlloC May 18, 23,
30, Juna e. 2002 Th357
Flctltlou• Buelneea
Name StMement
Tha folowlng paraona
are doing~ ... Malllaa Magrath Skin
Ca.re. 154 BIOldw1y,
Colla Mela. CA 82827
BarreniOeY lncorp«ated (CA) •. 1097 Salvador
Slr..C. Coeta Mtaa. CA 92e2e Thia bu~ II con-
ducl9d by' • OOIPOf8llon Have you 1tartad
doing bva1nH1 yet? v ... 2·2S-02
Barranloey In·
oorporated. Melita Ma-
grath. Prnidant Thia statement waa
fllad with Iha County
Cletk of Orange Ccu1ty
on 05/1°"2002 20021902912 Dally P11oC May 1 e, 23,
30, June 0, 2002 ll!351
FlctJtlou• Bualneu
Name Su.temeni
The IOllowlng parwOlll :;~~1~~0 Monrovia A·22, Coata Mela. CA 9'8Z7
Darcy Corporation
(NV}, 1780 Monrovia A· ~. Coate MM&. CA
92827
Thll butlnaea la oon·
c1ded by a OOtPOrallon Hava you llartad
doing butlnaaa yet? v ... 11111188 Oa~ Corporation,
OerTll 011>ert. CEO Thia ltatM*lt wae
lilad wt1h the County Oerk ol OrMOa County
on <Y5/1 onJXJ'2
20021102911
Daly Plot ~1e. 23,
30. June o. ~ T!!3§Q
Flctttloue BuelMM ...... St.t.ment
Tha following peraorll .,.. doing ~ u ·
OC Marchant SeMcn, eoo Promonto1y 0r. w. ~:&,°rt Beach, CA
Jeff Stephan. II, 600
PtOl'l'IOrUY Dr. w. New-
poit a-fl, CA 92880
Thi• bulln... 11 con· ~ by: an lnclYldual
Hava you •tarted ~ t==. r.'1 No
Thia etatemem WH
filed with lt1a County
QM of Onuige CountY on 05/07/0'l 200Hto2A11 DalV PlloC May 1 e. 23, 30. June 0. ~ Il!347
FlctfUoue Bue•ne .. Name·~· The lollowlng pal'IOtlt
.,.. doing~ ...
Tti. Coli.ctlont An· ~. Fine FumlLn ' ~. 130 Ealll 17'1 St:, Cotta Mala, CA
82t27
Wayne Roee. 130
Eaat 1 71h St . Coala Meal. CA 82e27
Thia ~.ii oon-
$dad by' en~ Have you ttartad
doing ~ Yf«? No
Wtyt1e AoM
Thil ltatament WU
filed with lt1a County
Cltfk °' ~ CounlY on ()611~ 20011toi 211
Diiiy PlloC ~ 1!:!?: 30 JwJt o.~ .!™'!!
FIND
Flctltloue Buafnue
Name ·~ Tha followlng pe11on1 .,. doing t>uaw-...
Melinda Dunn Delign, 4942 Tll'lllfack Wey, trvtna, CA 92612
Malinda S Oum. 49"42
Tamarack Way. trvloe.
CA 92612
Thia bualnasa II con·
dueled by an lndMcMt
Hive you allr'ted
doing t>ualneu yat? v •. 7·1-<>1
Melnda s Oum Thia llal-1 Wll
lllad with It'll ~ Oerk of Orange COi.rll';
on 06/1 °'2002 2002tto29M
Olill'f Pllol May '~ 30. Jim e. 2002 ~ •
Flctttl04I• Bue!ne ..
Name St.tement
The lollowtno pe('IO(\I .,. doing bulileM as
~ 8aectl UM. 135 Cra•cent Bay. Laguna Beach, CA
92861
Oouglu Stoc:MI. 798
Cypreaa Olive, Laguna
Beldl, CA 92651
Thlt bualn111 11 con·
dueled by • IWTll!ed pal1·
nerehlp Hava you &tarted
doing bull!-. yet? Ne Oc>Uglu Stocllal
Gener9l Partner
Thia 1tatemenl Wat
lilad with Iha Cou!lty
Cletk of Prange Counly on 06/10/2002 20021102974 ~Mey9.~
Flctftl~1 Bustne ..
Name St.temeni ~~':"9 Jaya Vantl & C&ttr·
Ina. 2151 Pecillc .\~.
Bf03. eo.ia Mall. ~· 92827
8eOy Phylhe Edwina ¥lyalt, 2151 Paclllc Ava
tS103, eo.ia MIN, CA 92827
Ingrid It-Gatde. I
12.400 CypreM Ava · 1 t135, O*lo. CA '1710
Thie bualnN• " i;on. dUcled by' co-partnars
H1va you •t•n-4
doing bualnall y9'? No Baby Pnyl11a Edwina Wyatt
Thi• statement wu
Hied with Iha Co~mly
Clel1I of Orllnga County
on 05/1 Ol2002 2002tto2H9 Dally Piiot May 9, 16, 23, 30, 2002 TH341l
Flctlttoue Bualne ..
Name lttt9ment
The followlrlo '*'°"' -doing~ ...
Morena, 1070 Partl
=ort, Nawpo1t
• CA 929eO IWlh Andree Fandino,
t070 Park Nawport.
Nawport Beecti, CA
82NO
Thil buelnMa ii con:
CllCMd by' an lndvldl*
Hava you 11artad ~~~~ Thia Ital--.! WU filed with the Count'/
Clerk of Orange County.
on 05/t Ofl001 20021to2fft ~Mey9,1t:a
OM't """' to get to Ill thoM ~~ .. ,,
a·:ni! ;;¥aC; rm--~-..:=."S-::-J..: ~ . a.. L
.... ~#'fl: '49°"'.L.S, dl ~~ ____ ,....,. _ _..._....._ .............
lhunday, Mat 30, 2002 87 .
~-- -.
" ........... ~ -: .......... .....
..... lfllll&Mnt RMI l"'9 °'~· ,.._ llatlJNnl Nw lllllllNllll .,. ......... '*'°"' 7 Moto Coutt. ~ The ........ " Tiit ..,..,.. .,. ~ •· 8wh. OA t2tD .. ~~ IN dolnQ ~
.....,,_, 11-F._.. lkllf. ~-, 621 ... encl ~ E'ft. ~ ,.,,,,,.,. Av.. ti, ::. ~~In ~ AV9 , W COllll Hwv .. N
NewP011t ~ AeMlh, CA r=.:...-"" , CA 821a 8Mctt, CA 12a13 •~ lnOf ='!"., an~ MatlMn WO!td Put>-Chriftlna Harer, 415 M«• JlmM Hlb-~2ta'IL,. NO. llehlog Co , tne. (CA), Cenat St., t-4ewport IMIC.9'!1.-~ '::n.A~ Gina si.m, 1 ~ ~ t:::.' tJ.•.::f a;;:·~ .. oon· ~ g:urtara:;wpol1 . Thia bullllW .. C4?"· dUclild by. If\ llldMdllll 'Thie ~~ COil-Thia ........ ~-1 cldad by. • corporallOn H•v• you 1tut•d cllC1«t by. ..... .._. J)llt· """'."'-• con-Have you •t•rt•d doing bulll'IMI Y9l7 No ntrthlp dueled by. WI lndiYldual doing bultnMt yet? No CM1tm1 Haftf
H1v• you llarted ~ S!:'-t WU Mariners World Pl.lb-Thia 1tatament wu
doing tiu.lntH ytt? llted with !ht County W1lllg Company, Inc. IUed with the County
y':ildf"':I02J. Hl ....... rt, Cle!1t of Orwlot County Adarrit Ovel'ltrMI, DiAlc> Cleltt of Orwlot CounlY """" on 06/I0/200:f or on 05114/200:f ~ :.-::nl WU 20021t02N7 ~hllwlt~et~-~ 20021ton07 with ~ Piiot ~18 23 u .. """""' Olly Plot Mey 10, 23, liltd 1t1e County 30 June 8 "'--~ ci.ttc " Orange eoiny 30 . .iun. 8. 2002 • Cltl1I of OrlnOI CO\.wy •·-llN'iN on 05/14/2002 TH3Sf
on 05/1°'2002 Flctltk>ue Buelneee 20021tOU02
2002H02t77 NwM 8'8tement o.lly Piof May 111, 23, ~ Plot M9y t , 18, 23. The followtng ~ ~. June 6, 2002 30. 2002 !!1352 .,. ~ buiNU 11: TH352
SUPEA.,,.R COURT wecw, Inc., 825 c.n-Fl ...... -•• -B I ..., ter St. •Em. eo.ta .. m...u. u• MU OF CALIFORNIA, MMe. CA 112e21 NWM StMetMnt
COUNTY OF w&ew. Inc (NV), 825 The followlnp ptr10111 ORANGE C«lllt St •E22e. Com are doing busi1-. u ·
341 THE CITY DRIVE, Mela, CA 92627 Kozwef. 2973 Hait>or POST OFFICE Thie bus1nHs is con-Blvd.. 1911, Cotta
BOX 14171. dudild by· a COl'pOration Mela, CA 92626
ORANGE, CA Have you atarttd Pawel KozlnsJU, 2138
92883-1571 doing bu1lne11 yet? Untdn Ave.. Cott•
LAMOREAUX Ytc. 11/0li'Ol Mau, CA 92627
JUSTICE CENTER W&CW. Inc Thia buslneu Is COO· PETITION Of Sandr1 Haun, dueled by: an lndMdual T-.f Tedlldt FuMml Treasurer Have you sJarted FPR CHANGE Of Th11 statement wu doing bulliness yet? No ~ME filed with the County Pawel Kozinski
10N>IA TO &HOW Clettc of °'8nge County Thlt statement was ~~ FOR CHANGE on 05/141200:l filed with the County °' NAIR! 20021903217 Clel1l of CQnge County
CAM NUMBl!A: Delly Piiot May 16, 23, on 05/14/2002
A21Mtl 30. June 6, 2002 20026903304
TO AU. INTERESTED TH365 Dally Pilot May 16, 23,
PERSONS: Fl ltl B I 30, June e. 2002 I . Ptlltloner. TetlUjl ct ou• u• MH TH361
T..,...._ Fi' ..... _, 111--' Ne me Stetement • ~ ;.; o:;;;; .; The !<*<>Wing penoos Flctltlou• Bu•IMH
a dec:rff changing are dOlllO buei*a as: N•me Statement n1mas as lollow1 Fertffe Stream, 1713 The. foltowl"Jj persona
Tet114' Tedrlc Fubml to Alabama Street, •B. are doing busiMQ as
TeteuJ1 Theodore HunUngton Beach, CA Roeket Hunter. 467
Makino 92546 Magnol1e St.. Costa
2. THE COURT OR· John Bodle Zehnder. Mesa, CA 92627
DEAS that alt pereont 1713 Alabama Street. Joseph F Mullin. 487
irMr8lled In 1t"8 m111ter •B. Hunltng1on Beach, Magnolla St., Coata ltld ~ btfore lhil CA 92648 Mesa. CA 92627 ~ • l'9 '-1ng In-David Clay Rich· This bullness Is con-
clcal9d t>.iow to .now ardson. 528 Avenue F cU:ted by: an indMdual cau., If any, why the •A. ~ Beech. CA Hava you started
petition '°' dlange of 90277 doing business yet? No n-lhoulO not be Thts business II con-.JoMptl F Mullin gtM ted. OUCted by I general This llat-1 WU NOTICE OF HEARING partnerlhlp · filed witti the County
Dale' JUL 02 2002 Have you started ci.ttc of Orange County
..,__, .._. "--· L73 doing bullr1'IM yet? No on 05/14/2002 ~-~ ~ OOUt1 John Bodle Sehndef 200H9032ff
is -u noe.c1 aboYe Ttlla llat-t WU Daily Piiot May 18, 23, 3 A copy of lhll Ordef hied with the County 30. June 6. 2002
10 Show CW "'81 be Clettt of Orenge County Th36Q ~ at ta..-once on 05/14/2002
each week lof four 1UC-2002H03215
Cftllv• WHllll poor to Diiiy Piiot ~16, 23,
the data ... '°' hea/1nQ 30. June 6. ~ Th364
on .,. pa4111on In the fof. Flctltlou• Bu•lneH lowlng ~r ot Heme StatefMnt
gener1t • clrcutatlon, The fotlow'lflO persons
Pllnlad In ltlle ()()UMy ere doing butlnels es NEWPORT BEACH/ American Vending
OOSTA MESA DAILY Company, 3405 Flnley PILOT N Be ch DATE: MAY 14, 2002 Ave., ewport e CA 92663 AtCHAAD 0 . FAAZE~ K r 1 e k o r I e n
M ., JUDGE OF THt: Enttrpnsea. Inc ~A). SUPo.tOA COURT FVKAMI, TETSUJI 3405 Flf1lty A..,.· • port Beaat. CA 92663 TEORIC, 2045 Thl9 bullnesa 11 con-
PHALAROPE COURT, ducted by a~
COSTA MESA. CA Hive )'OU 1tar1ed
92825 dOlllQ bualr-. yf//l? No Publlshed Newport K r I e k 0 r 1 9 n
Baach·Co1ta Mell Ent~. Inc. Dally Plot Mty 18, 23, Randall A. Gflegorlln.
30. N9 f , 2002 Th20i Prutdent
STATEMENT OF This etattmtnt wu
AllANOONllENT OF lt.d wittl the County
USE OF HCiiliOUS ~06/~~ige County
BUSINESS NAME 2002H03301
The lollowfno.J::::!:J Deity Piiot M9y If. 23. ,_ (tl!MI) 30. June 8, 2002
lhe i.. d the tldilolll TH383
·Actltioue Bu•lnH•
Neme Stetement
The followfng ptr&Ona are doing busliiess u
1.) Globel Wisdom Clr·
cte. b.) Sacred SoJ Foundation, c Shaman4c: TraJnmg an
Healing lnstltute, d.) Be
The Cause, e.) wdi for
Hopa, 28691 Modjelka
Canyon Rd.. MO<ljeska,
CA 922675 A Center for Peeoe
and Healing (CA). 26691
· Canyon Ad ..
CA 92676
buslneaa la con·
~ by fl001l'old
0t0trnalion
liave ~ou started
doing buSirle9I yeC? No
A C.Oter 10< Peace
and HMlng
S'4dl Ohugh, Chief In·
~ ()fllcer
This llatement Wll
flied Wittl the County
Oleltl of Onlnge County
on 05/1~ 2002H0~3M
Delly Piiot 16, 23,
Flctltloue BuelMM
Heme Stetement
The followlnQ pet'IOlla
.,. doing buliW •.
Converge11 Soflwart.
3001 Redhill Ave .
16-212. Coela Miia. CA 92628
Stev•n J1me1 VrebaloW:t:, 1555 San6-
castlt Dr .. Cofona det
Mar, CA 9292.5 Oenlel Paul
Vrebatovlch, 2918
Pembe, Coela Meet.. CA
92626
David StavlMkl, 555 Anton Blvd.. 1120,
Colla Miia, CA 112829
Thi• butlllffl la ~
ducted by· a gen•ral partner1hlp
H1v1 you llarted dolnll bullne8I yet? No Steven Jemta Vrebalovlch r!hl• statement w11
ft18CJ with the County
Ctel'k of <>range ColJnty
on 05/10f2002
200Hto2MO
Dally PllOC May 16. 23. 30, June 8, 2002
TH3§7
FlctltJou• Buelneu
Heme Statement £~
Mystic Haven. 2575
lrvint Avt , IK, Coeta
Mela. CA 92627 He11M! t'ee Taylor,
2101 Annlverlary "-· Newport Beach, CA 92~
Thia bUllneta It con·
cM:ted by: Ill ~
Have you elarted
doing bullr-. yet? No
Heather Lie 1'aytor This llatemelll WU
flied w1th the County
Clel1I of Orange County
on 04/25/2002
20021t00tt3
Diiiy Piiot May 18. 23.
30, Junt 6, 2002 Th37!
FlctltJoua BuelneH
Ne!M Stetement
The following pereona
.,. doing buelt1eea u .
a ) f'ltwpof1 Cout
Lock and 1111. b.) Balboa llllllld Lock end
Sale, Balbol Pennisula
Lodt Ind Safi, 1573
lrvlnt Avt i..!!: Coe1I
Mela, CA iuaz1 Robert Ramiro
Dor1ntH, 10707 0rT and Day, Santa Fe
SpMgl. CA ll0870
Gary Anderaon
Mltldty. 14182 Tlll'I St..
Garden Grove. CA
92643 Thia bualnea ii con·
dueled by • generll partneratllp
Hive you started ~o~T:':m1'::
PIJT A FBW WORDS TO
WORK FOR YOIJI CALL CLASSIFIED TODAYI Call Clnalfled Today
.ftMMH.842-5678
JlON
.. _ -..-,-:· ... ~
. -
~ e..:h, CA 92980 ~ bV If\ ~
,,. ltlllllll*1I WU The KMA Grolc>, Inc , Htlll )'OU lllrtld ~ :ricn:. = ~1t. ~91rdta.!:i: ~""t.::.:47 No
Oii Cle/I~ CA t28IO Thie .Cat"'*lt WU aooa, .... , Thia ~ " con-tlled with the County Olllr Plot Mty I 8, 23. cNc9ed by. a QOIPOf9llon Cltltl of Onlnga CountY
30, June 8, 2002 H•v• you 111rttd on OJ6/17~ ______ r ... H..,3.,.7.-2 do1!19 bullM•• ytt? 2002tt0MH
ActtUow BuelMM Y•, Ftb 01. 2002 Dally P11oC ~ 23, 30, ...._ IUtilmeftt The KMA Gloup, Inc, Jim 0. 13. ~ Jb3!!Q
Thi lollOwtna l*tol'le = F. StrolMldl, Prtei-F~ ~
are doS!a bullntie M: Thia ei.tement ~u Heme a..c.m.nt ENElC, 18005 Sllyparit flied With tht County The lottowlng pereon1
Cir. 1200, lrvlnt , CA C1ettc of On1noe 0ountY art ~ buelntel 11
92814 on W}.1/'lOld Helkt OHlgn, 142
GloOll Wll'elMa Tech-20021901179 l.nlay. NewpOl1 Couc.
C 3151·0 Allon ll't'fnl, CA '2808 ~II COft. dueted by I OOll)Ol lllion
Havt you llarted
doing bualMN yel?
VM, NoY. 2001 Warran a Soni 0.
signer Furniture, tno.,
Robefl John Warren,
Pretldel\t
Thll •tatelMlll WU
llled wkh "" County Clt!tc of Otwige Cou!ICy
on 05/17/2002
20021903'97
Ody Pilot May 23. 30, Junt 8, 13. 2002 Th389 llON>glff. (CA), 18008 Delly P11o1 May 23, 30, CA 92057 ~ Ctr '200. lrvlnl. Jim 8 13. 2002 !!1396 Heike tWIOter, 1 .. 2 Flctttiou• Bu•lne.• m.8281~ 11 OM-FlcttUoue 9uelwe ~e!&s~ Cout. r:":.!~·=· dUclild by: a ~ Nw ~nt Thia bullnels II con-.,. doing oo-... u
Have you 1t1rted The lollowin!I po<IOOI ~ed by an ~ Al\WtCln NabOnll Mort· doing bullrleea Y9l'I No arrdoing ~ u Have you 111111d gege, 3700 S Sullll St GIOOel wnleu Tldl· Pro-Tech Real Estate doing ~ ytKI No t220, Sa11U1 Ana, CA
nologlH. Sh1hram Setvicel, 2623 Cove HeTl1e Hendtef 927CM
Voeough. CEO SlrMt, Corona del Mer, Thia 118\tmtnl w11 For11 Guaranty Ftnan· Thia llallfMf!I -CA 92625 hied With the County Clll Cotpcwllioo (CA) 3
flied wf1ft the County Claudette L Blanc:N, Clerk of Qrwl\)9 County Hutton Centre • 150 Ct.ti ol Orange County 2823 Cove Strfft, Co-on 05/1 7!20()2 Santa Ana. CA 9V07
on 0!5/2°1/02 IOnl del Met. CA 92825 20021903705 Thll ~ .. IS con-
2002ttoaM2 This business IS con· ()My Pilol Mey 23, 30, ducted by a corporsUon
Deily PlloC Mey 23. 30, dueled ~ en inctvidual J\/nt 6. 13, 2002 Th3!!1 Have you 1tarted
Jyne O. 13.j!®Z Th323 Have you started doing busmen yet?
11 _.____ doing business yet? FlctltJou• llu•lneH YN , ,._14-02
Flctltloue u--Yt1, 5-01-02 Name Stetement F1r11 Guaranty Finan·
Nem9 S~ Claudette L Bianchi The fOlloWlng ptrtonS cial Corp . 01rtene 5
The fotloWtng persons This statement was e• . buMlt5e u Ward. VP
lr9 doing ~ 11: flied w11h the County HNllfl Serv· Thia statement was
l.Dld Help UI lnvMttnent C1etk of Orange Couocy Ices, Z7 Bnltot Strett hied with the County
Group. 2388 ColumOla on 05/21/2002 Sute 120, Colts Mesa Clertt of Orange County Oltv•, Colta Meta, CA 20021903990 CA 92826 on 05/17/2002
92825 Deily Pilot May 23, 30, Community Health 2002H03en Annettt Callari, 11415 Jun! 6. 13. 2QQ2 Th396 Serv1cH, L.P (OE), Dally PllOI May 23, 30, ~CAR~Aoad, Flctltlou• Bu•lnH• ~~~: 1:I."~1a s:: June 6· l3. 2092 Th382
Judy C11doza. 20562 Heme Stetement CA 92626 Flctltfoua Bu•lneu
L1Vonn• Lint, Hunt· Tile following pe<eons This bu1lnen 11 con· Hem• Stetement lnaton e.adl, CA 9264e are doing business as: c:tuotod by a limited part-The lotlowlno perl!Ona
llnda Ctalr, 2930 S. MOST. 1107 Berkshire nershlp are ~business u · S~• Stt'Mt, Senta Lil., Newport Beach. CA Have you started Top Oawaz Produc11on, Ane, CA 92707-4123 92660 doing buslnela yM? No 351 Old ~ewporl Blvd
Melanlt Hao-Cantoza. Deen Paul Chlchellt, Community Health Ste 364. Newport
15581 Graham Street. 1107 Berkshire Ln , Services. LP. Chad Beacll, CA 92663 Huntington BelCh. CA Newport Beach, CA K1am1. Presklel'lt Darcy Bateman. 351
92649 92660 This statement was Oki N9WP(>lt Blvd Ste
Beverly Hatfield. This bus10ffs 11 con-filed with the County 364. Newport Bead\, CA
I 371 I Eut Via Del dueled by 11'1 inQYldual C1e111 of Orange Co1.ft1y 92648
=. :-~ ':'.::. Cllel Nobce (b9' Of. llM)Ollhe ...... ....
~and ....... of ........... "'""' petlllon °' IOCCMllll .. provided In PtONI•
Code MCtlOll 1250. A ~kxmtor 11~..:t
from the oour1 dtl1I ~ttr,MllDOM.
DOUOUI C.
UIECHTY, 93 LN>A tSl.E. HEWPOAT 8~CH,
CA f2MC>. 7209
Publl1hed Ntwpon
BHCh·Co1ta Meea
Deily Piiot May 23. 29. 30. 2002 Th'Nm
Flctltloue 8u81MH
Heme Staitement
The IOloWinp peraon1
are dolnQ buSilllM u
Home Al5t ~ 2431 w Coul
1205, Newport llCh
CA 92663
SEO, Inc (CA) 2431 w Coast HIQhway 1205 Nawpon IJeach CA
92663 Consultant Source
tnc (CA) 2431 W
Cout Highway •205.
Newport Beach CA
92663 MWS Financial. (CA).
2431 W Coas1 H~ay
•205. Nawpon IJeach,
CA 92663 This business 11 eon·
ducte<I by a general pannershlp
Have you started
doing business yet? Yes, 5115/02
SEO. Inc , Steve Olson. President
This 5tatement was
hied with lhe County
Clerk of Orange County
on 05/2112002 20026903911
Oltly Ptlol May 23, 30.
Jone 6. 13. 2002 Th392 Palma IH, Whittier, CA Have you staned on 05/17/2002 Thia 1>v11~ is con-90602 doing buSlnffs yet? No 20021903814 ducted by an IOOMdual Fid.itlous Bu1lneH
Pam Katlnowakl, Dean ChicheHt Oatly Piloc Mey 23. 30 Have you started · Name Sta1ement 17105 Gamet OriYe, This statement was June !!. 13. 2902 Th388 doing business y1t? ~ fOITO.Mng ptf10nS
Reno. ~ 88505 flied wi1h the County Ytl, May 15. 2002 11re doing ~ -.
Chtryt Lff. 28522 ClcMt o1 Orange County Flcth10U9 Bualneaa Darcy Blteman Sunc1anee Wnt Apart·
Avenldl Pllcida, San .on 05/21/2002 Name Stmt.ment ThlS 5181ement was tnents 1996 •5 ~
Juan Capistrano. CA 20021903914 The lotlowlng peflOl'ls filed w11h the County Ave Costa Mesa CA
92875 Daiy Pllo4 May 23. 30 are doing ~ as Cle111 ol Orange Couoty 92627
Barbara Marlon, J1,!1t 8. 13. 2002 !!!397 Mead Studioa. 120 on.05/17/2002 Sur>dar>ce Wm LlC
11422 Amer1c8n Rivet Flctttlcxia Bu•IMM Timor Sea. Ne .. pon 20021903715 (10). 1843 W Boise Road, Corona. CA Ne-s•-e-nt Coes1. CA 92657 Dally P!IOt May 23. 30. Ave Ste A. Boou 10
92180 """' .. , ..... v1rgtnla Mead 24 Jyne 6. 13. 2002 Th378 83706
Kande Masters. 8972 The followinp persona T1mor ·Sta, Newport Flcthlou• BualneH Tiits bulln8$s is con·
Natoma, Wellminlter. ~-~ Land~o-~~. Coast, CA 92657 Heme Stat•ment ducted by l..dnlted Lla· CA 92683 .,.._,..,.,. " ..., Thie butlnMt IS con-bility Co Sharl Moreno, 13671 249 Virginia P1 • • ducted by an indMdual The following persons Have you started
Scarborough Place, Colla Mesa, CA 92627 Hive you st11ted ore doing business as d<>1ng business yet?
Chino. CA 91710 Jonatl'lan P Chambers, doing buaineu yet? Cameron's Creations. Yes, 511.102
Kirin Pete'1. 1622 249 Vlrg1111e Pl IA, YH. 1-1-00 18 Newport Coast Or. Sundance wut LLC.
Biker Slrnt. Costa Costa Mesa CA 92627 Virginia Mead Fashton lslat\d. Newport Jan M Petel'50l'I, Men·
Mela, CA 92827 Thi$ business is con-Thl1 1tatement wu Beacf1, CA 92660 ager Donni Terranove, dueled by: an Individual filed With tht County Chns Cooke, 17 Via This statement was
9301 MOk1hane Drive, Have you started Clerk of Orange County P1mplona. Rancho hied wltl'I the County
Huntington Bel()h, CA doing business yet? on 06/l7/2002 Santa Marparila, 92ti88 Cle!1I of Orange County 92646 Yn. April 1, 2002 20021903883 This business Is con-on 06/l7/2002
,,. Wtllt. 2386 Colum-Jonathan p Chambefs Deily Pllot May 23. 30. ducted by .,, mc;.vid\lal 20028903811
Illa Drlvt, Costa Mesa. This statement was June G. 13, 2002 Th385 Have you started Dally Pilot May 23, 30.
CA m hied with the County ~ buslneM yflt? No June 6. 13. 2002 Jh379
Dawn Zwack, 13224 Cte111 of Orange County Flctltloua Bu8'neH Chris '~C:1• Flctltlou• Bu•lneH Chukar Coun, Chino, on 0512t/2002 N•me Stet9ment This statement was S CA 91710 20028904001 The follow~"" persons Neme tatement Thia bullOffl It 000• Oatly Plloc ~ 23, 30, are dotflQ ~ u hied W>lh the County The following per100s
ducted by; • general Jyne 6, t3, ~ Th39!! Catta Geteto O'ltaha. ~lel'kaJ:7=-County are doing ~ 15
parlnerahlp Flctltlou• Bu-•-.. 298 E 17th, Colla 20021903111 a) Newport Boata. b) Have you started .,,,. Mesa CA 92627 Newport Sea Ray. c) doing bulln•H yet? Name Staitement AoCoo All&YllO 2!>9 Daily Piiot Mey 23. 30. Newport Motorl, Inc
Y•. Jan 2001 The tollowlnQ pel'IOl'll Eagle Or . Chewelah Jyne 6 13, 200? Th380 2500 W Coast Hwy •
Jtlt W• ere doing~ u WA 99l09 BSC 11928 Newport Beach CA
Thia 11a1.-t was Vi Against the Grein Dana Wendland, 259 NOTICE OF 92663
ltled wftll IM County lne Carpentry, b) Eagle Or . Cnewelah PETITION Renh1 Corporation Clettc of Orange County A. T.G F.C 183-C Santa CA S9I09 (CA), 900 El Sobrente.
on 05/21/2002 Isabel. Costa Mesa. CA This bullneat 18 con-TO ADMINISTER Corona. CA 92879
2002ttostt3 92027 c:IUcled by 1 limned '*1· ESTATE OF: This bu11neta 11 con-
Otjty Plot May 23, 30. Boan G. Johna 183-C nerahip EDWARD H. CROUL elided by a~
Juot 8, 13 2002 Jb394 Santa Isabel, Costa Have you started aq EDWARD Have you started
FlctttJoue Buelne88 ~ ~;:71s con-~:.. ""::::..r:.' L:· HA!li;,YDWCARRODUL ~ng4192~~~~.y11?
Name Statement cM:ted by en ~I lted Partner a ... _.. cl No
The followlno persona Hive you started This statement was CROUL Ften1x Cofpc>raoon, Sid .,. dolnO ~ •: doing business yet? hied with lht County CASE NO. "213442 Partow. Prteldent
•) Amerlcan ~ °' YM. Feb 14th, 2002 C*1I of Onlnga ColJnty To all heirs, btnefi· This stattmefll WU Nursing, b) A.JN "8$7 Brian G. Johna on ()5(17/2002 clanes. cred1tOB, cont· filed with the Coufl(y
8ifttl St .• 1140, ~ This statement ..iu 20021903704 lng•nt creditors. and Clel1I of Orange County
m.d with the County Dally Ptlol Mly 23, 30 per-.ons who may OCl'let· on 04l23fZ002
Cle!1t ot Orange County Juot 01 13. 2002 Tb377 WIN be tnteresttd In ttle 20028900704 on 05/17/2002 w1I Of Htate, Of both. of: Daily Piiot May 23. 30.
20028903190 Flcthloue Buslne.• EDWARD H CROUL Jul1e 61 13, 2002 !h4QI
DIJly Pilot May 23• 30• Name Stetement 8Xe EDWARD HAWLEY SUPERIOR COURT
Pur1uant to s.ctiorw 3381 ltwougrl 3385, Revenue end Taullon Code, ll'le nOlloe ol P-to Sea Tilll-Oef8Ulled Proparfy in
el"ICI for Of'lll09 COUl\ly, Slate of Ctllfofnlt, he• been dMded and dte'1buted IO verloul -paoen of general cftllMtlDn
put>li9hed In the couoty A portion of the ilal eppeetW In eedl ol IY<lh ,_pepere.
Jyoe 6, 13, 2002 Th388 Tht lotlowlno persons CROVL ab EDWARD ~ CROUL OF CALIFORNIA,
Flcttuou• 8U8lnff• ~eS ~y. 21!' f4. A PETITION FOR COUNTY OF
Name Stetement Palmet, Colla Mela, CA PROBATE has been ORANGE
The followlng pet1001 92627 ftled by CHARLES R 341 THE CITY DRIVE
NOTICE OF fMPENDfNG POWER TO SEU TAX DEFAULTED PROPERTY
Notice la hereby given ttlllt ,_,property 1at1.ee encl -eamenes °"the peroele dHc:l'lbed below IMM-.... been deltUlled
five Of ~e yellfl, ot In the CM1 of property Of\ wllic:h e null.-allatement lien IWe been ~. three « mot9 ~·
The t»fC9le '*Id w11 ~ ~ lo the ID ~ 1 pow« to NII on Jul>' 1, 2002. et 12:01 A.M by op9f9tiotl ol i..
The lM ooflKtor I pawer to .... wll .... unleU the property le .... f'9deelMd or made •uefKt ID en ~ OIM al r~ lnl"9eed 11 pnMded by w prior to 5:00 P.M. Oft J.-28, 2002. The r1gN ilD en lnelelmlnl plien termlnettl on
..1.-28, 2002 and, eftet thet dtle, 1he eNlre ~ C1Ue mue1 be paid In M ilD ,_._. Mle of P'°'*1Y • IMAllc eualon.
The rtght of r90empll0n ~the property~~ to the~ ID ... W • ~ 911 5·00 PM on IN lest
bullNea ~ belore Ktu81 ule of Ille property by lhe ID coltedor
PARCEL NUMRRJNO SYSTEM l!>CPLANATION
f'1te A.1-.or • PtllWI Num.,_ (N>N), when 1.-cf ID deeOtbe property in .. let......,.. ti> fie..__,,• map booll. !fie i'NIP
.-ge, lhe tltodl on the ll"Mlt). It ~plcebla. Md the ~ parCll on .,. """' pege ,,, In fie bloc*. The ..-• rMPI
lfl1d ~~of ... pwoel ~ lyAtm -aveleble In the --• cMftoe.
PROl'Elt'TY TAX·OUA.ULTllD
IN THe YEAR 1"7 fOfl THE
TAXIS. AISUIMEH)"a AHO
OTHIN CNARCM8 °' THE
"ICAL YeAR 1 .... 11
NEWPORT BUCH CrTY
N0.2tM ·AP 04e-082·16,
(FORMERLY 049-082-18.0200).
$4179 95, BUTTERFIELD,
• CAALE.EN. 2500 IEACOH SI
N0.295 ·AP 4U-Ol5-15,
M5t 18, HOWElL, MICHAEL.
511 :»TM IT
N0.298 ·NI' 42&-0t3-1t,
S1tte.71 , MCCUUOCH, JAMES
MATTHEW, B\ Al.. 3012 MOAD aT
• N0.297 AP ~M-08. • ,, ... ,., ~. WIUJAM
N0.903 ·AP 139-M!-t5,
seoe.02. HAMMAD. MtCHAel,
2042 GOL.OENEYE Pl
N0.304 -AP 422·Ut2·21,
(f'OAMERLY 422.-192·21.0100),
MOa.17, ROSETE.
GUAOAL.UPE, 2239 MINER ST
N0.305 ·AP •2'-291·10,
$5127.20, WIELAHO, CHNU.&S
L.183'~AV
N0.308·APUMtf-20,17•.70,
t<OU.lllMNE COMMUNITY
ASSN
N0.307 ·141' •2Mt2·21.
113" 00, KOUJIRVINE
COMMUNfTY ASSN
~CfTY
N0.309 ·,,,, .............
l 10IU1, LAHE. 8COTT A. 9
l'OfmMl.'"81J.
F'ISCAL VllAJt 1 ......
~HACHCfTY
N0.&12 ·I# 4~12-111,
115.SUO, nRNAHDEZ. GREG
TR.121 ... n.er
HO.a13 ·AP~W72~.
Utll.11, ~IEL. JIM E. ~
~W"f
~T'f~LftD
.. ntm YMA t .. '°"TH&
TM91. .--11 mrra AHD
OTHM CkUICIU M THll "8CAL.,.. 1...-
N0.114 • ,,,, ~79-0I.
llZ2.a. TA~ GEORGI I,
109 \M >CNC1"1
.,. doing business as: Jetyt Stuan ThomoaOn. CROUL Ill lhll Supenor POST OFACE
CAPITA[ 214 A Palmer. Cosla Court ol Cahtom1a. SOX 1•111 S~ATEGIES, 110 Via Meal. CA 92627 County ol ORANGE OAANGE. CA
0.00., Newport Beactl, Thll bustnell II oon-TH( PETITION FOR 92863·1 571
CA 92663 ducted by 1111 1ndMdual PROOATE requestS lhet LAMOREAUX
Mary M McCanlly, Have you itir1ed CHARLES A CROUL JUSTICE CENTER
I 10 Vfa Genoa. Newport doing bu1ln111 yet? be appointed .. per-PETITION OF 8eac:fl CA 92663 y .()2 tonal representet1Ye IO Armando .i.ue Manon
This· bulinHI 11 con· ~ ~ .....___ ~.. the eetal• of Nuno and Dana D81111z
ducted by 1111 indYldual fhll ··-·~· the daoadenc Marron Nuno FOR Ha"11 you staned statement .... THE PETITION re-CHANGE Of NAME
doing business yet? filed With tht County quests !ht c:teoedent's OAO£R TO SHOW
Y11. 9'1/1908 ~~7~ County W• and codlclls If any. CAUSE FOR QtAHQE ~ ~~ -s 2002tt03702 ~ -== !v ~ CA~ ==EA: riled ltllfttt the County = :."f31~ 23ni:Wi· are IVatl&ble f()( e.x· A212t87 Clettc of C>fange County aminatlOf'I in lhe Ille Mp! TO AU. INTERESTED
on 05/17'2002 Flctltloue BuelneH by the COUit PERSONS
200UIOH'5 Neme Stmment THE PETITION re-I Pettllonef Al!nlflOO
Delly P*lt May 23. 30. The foltoWlng perlOlll quelt& auttlonty lo Id-JeSUI Marron NUllO Jim 6, 13, 2002 Ib387 .,. <IOW1Q buliW 11 ITW!lllar the .catt urldar Dina Dartez Marron
E.xecutlve Loan IN lndepelldel~ Admh-Nuno lied • petltioll Wl!h Flctltlou• Bu8'neu 1S1ralion of Emlee Act thtS coun 1or , dec:fM H8IM St.t9ment Proc•11lng Centtr, (This Autlority Wll allow c:hanglng ,..,.,_ • fol.
The fotlowtno Pfl'90IW 3500 S SUiien SI •250. the penona1 repr-1-tows· aj A'"*1Clo Jeeue
ll'e doing buli*' 11 s.::nrA~nc alJYe to ~! mlllY.-~ Marron Nuno to a) 8etdl Ute Public-. (NV), S SuNn St Ilona witnuu• Ol>(l .. ,.ng Armando Ma!YWI
Ilona, b) l.agune NQiel ;250, Senta Anl. CA COYrt approval Before bl Dana o.rtez MarTOn Life, c) l.agunl Hill Ule, 92704 taking etrtaln very Im· Nuno 10 Dana Oantz
d) t.agun~--~'~·.._ •J Thi• bullneN 11 con-ponant actlon1, how-Merroo Ct1p11trano .,......., .....,. f) tvff. the pe!IONI ,..-2. THE COURT ~ Point Bead! Ur•. clucled by: a ClOrpOr8llon Hntabve wil be required OODERS I.hat all pt<· Have you •tarted 1 1 ~·-to 1n ._ g) Rancho Sen1a doing bUeln .. e yet? o gve ,.,,......., • 10n1 lnferHtec:t In ltl ... MargMta Life. h) IMne lerecttd penlOlll unlell matter sl'lall 1ppear
Ufe, t) MIMlon VltfO Y:Ort~.com. Inc . ~ =en~~o noc:: beb9 lhll OOUt1 al the ~: ~ ~ ~ o.tll'9 S Wiid Pr• prOpOMd action l The ~ "=° w ~
I) Sen ~ Ufe, m) Thie itatement wu Independent admlnl• whr the pellttOf'I tor Seel e.ctl UM. N) Alt-filed wiltl the County tratlon euthOrity Will be c:ihlr1ge d neme ~
dondo 8eedl Uf9. o) ~oJi7=-COl.wy granted un1 ... _,, In--not be IJWMd, Manhtaan 8eaGh Lite, ~ PtnOl'I fltea tn NOTICE" OF HEARING
Pl Venice 8eecll ~ IOOHtOH11 objecllol'I to the peltlon o.te· 7/30/a'l
Mellbu 8eedl Lii•, r = :.*:'3. ~2'3~ and etlOWI good CauM Time 2·00, °"" L73 LA. U11, a) --· --- -wtiy the ooulf lhOIAd not The ..,._ c1 "' ooun Liies:. ~ Ute, FlcWoue ..... gr:-... ~~ the 113 S:-~:: = u) I.lie, II) NelM .. ,, Mlflt pelltlor! wll be helO on • cei.. !:'.. ~ .pi-ce:.w: The ~ ""°"' JUNE 20. 2002 .. 1~ ~ ......... or!:
8wlh Ullt, y) P...-. ::.::a= "At-pm in Otel4 • Ln le>-eedl .... tar tour -..... l) Ntlto V1$ IJl9, llOCllatll 4020 ketl caMd .. 34 I ~ Cllllve ...U pncw ID
M) S.-........... fJt(fft Ill, Newpol't ~~· ~-...... "' .... IDr ~
lf5 Cr•te•nt lt•y. leedl. <:A 111291 t YOU 08JECT '° °" 118 IJllllcl'! tn Ill toJ. Legv11ft1 I S.act't, CA S..ltl (~t ...._ ~ .. ....-. fowlnO 11ew..,.._ of 92111 • .., "' ....--g.nerat ctrc:utatlon,
Jofwl Adrdl, 131!1 Cn11-~ '"° • (CA) tlOft. )IOU appeer =..In 1111 oouniy;
t 8 L Ou 2M7 ~ Df • "' "-""' end .... ~ cen ·~· • "1 I0215, "*"· <:A Ol2t12 y0ur ~· or .. ..._ Dllr ,.._ _, w 'W:· ::..=~ CCII\-Tllll ..,...... II con· ""'*' ~· ...,. ....
-~ __ .. -..... . .•
~ tlllllrl•) ... 09 cetee. UC. t10 ll'lt &rt«. c-Mlle. <:A '2827
Tiit .-Nt•) Ind ......
net1 ....... 01 IN lno
tendlld buyef'(•) at•:
Ch""*°llher ~
and L....n ~. 59 SUfl'lmlll'lield IMM,
CA t:l818 • tt!':oJ>J~
geNf8I .. matlflele. 1uppt1H. machln•ry.
parts, equipment and In-
~. exdutiva of eny
sn.nr{s Bagels labeled
lteml and II localed at
1175 Belw Street •E ·
24. Cotta Mau CA
92826 The bu5111... name
uHd by the l &id
Hll9f(s) at Mid locetlon
.. Shirley'• 8agell Sttd bilk .... ltMlll be
COOS<Jmm11ted on °' at tel June 18 2002 If ll'le
olficel ot Sunbelt °"" ntu Brok1r1 at 6 Venture Suit• 22~.
llW\I Calllomta 926' 8 Thill blAk &ale IS sutJtec;1
10 s.ctiotl 6106 2 of ll'le
C1lilorn11 Commercial
Code Claims ol env cred<t0< of setd 11Qe1
may be ftled with l8id
buyer at tne addr-181
forttl abovt IOI buyer
Attention Christopher
Honta)'CO The IU1 day t
IOf f~ing claims " ~ 17, 2002, whietl is the•
1851 buS111e81 day bel<>111 •
t.he coniummatlon date i;pec1fMICI above
So lat u II knOwn to
18Jd Intended b\Jyll(&).
1ald Intended 18/ter(s)
UMd t"8 tollowlng addl·
tlonal business na1T11t1
~ eddressee wnhtn
the three y1111 18$1 paS1
none
DIUd Mly 24-. 2002
fel Ch~ Hon-
H9co
Ill Leilani Hol\NYeo Published Newport
BelCh·CO&ll Mesa
~ Pilot Mayn;oo
LEGAL NOTICE
PROPOSED
2002·2003 BUDGET
FOR OCEAN VIEW
SCHOOL DtSTAICT
The Ocean V11w
School 011trlc1·1
proposed budget for
2002·2003 wlll be avail
eble IO< pubic ll"P9Cllon
at Ocean Vi-~ o.tr1e1 1 noo Plnellurs1
Lene Huntington
Beach. CA 92647 trom
June 14, 2002 to June
16, 2002 betwHn the hours of 8 30 a m and
4 30 p m The publlC heanng on the proposed
budget tor 2002·2003
will be held at Ocean
View Scnoo4 Dlltrid 8d
Rm • Bldg A I 7200 Pinehurst lane. Hunt 1ngton 8eectl CA 92647
on June 18 2002 at 7 .oo
P"' Pubhshed Newport
Beach-Costa Men = Pilot May~
Flctltlou• Bu•IMH
Heme Stltement
The following peraons
art dOlnO bu6lnlal 8' D01or11 A Baker
C P A , 25941 Snentl
Rd Laguna H•llS CA
92653 Dolores A Bai.er 25941 Shi!!ntl Rd ,
Laguna H'4la CA 92053
Th• bullneSS II con
ctuc:aed ~ .,, tndMdual
Have you sterftd
doing bulllleu yet? No
Dolor• A Bike<
Thia 11atemen1 """ filed with the COunty
Clel!I of Ollln09 County
on 05128/2002
20028t04nt
Deify Pllol May 30, June
61 13, 20, 2002 Tu405
Flctltlou• Buslnue
N9'M Stetement
The lolloWll\Q peraons are doing~ u
All In One Pool Ser.nc:.. 17860 Sen11
Mariana St Fountetn
Vtltfly CA 92708
R:c:herd Mtchael
Hldunan 17860 Santa
M1rtana St Fountall\
Valley CA 9'2708
Renee L HICkman. 17860 Santa Manana 5' ~ \/alley CA
92708
Thill bu61nHI II OOll•
duc:1ed by hulbiwwl and
wile Have you at•[leCI
doing bu11ne11 ytt? v •. 1988 Rtcherd Micheal
Hickman Th• ltltement w.,
filed with the COunty ~ °' Orwlot County on 051241200:f 2002190«71
Dally ~ Mey 30. June
!!1 !3. 20, 2002 Ib406
MNOl.D. '1'2~AV
NO 299 •I# 41e-2U.1 I,
128a.IO, ,000, LaOTA M
• HIA1' ~. 701 '10#'Y NI
NO.HI ·""'~ Ult.'4. CHAHNIL ... ,
COMMUNITY~. 2QI
oc:MH Ii&.., UNIT 1·1
NO.aot .,,,, m-222·• 1 ........
Wll~
1110.a10 ."" ~n.
114tl.18,ALMJ, MUMA.. IT
Al. ,.-~a, UNIT 31
I~ or ..... ) under..-V
d~ ..... ._. ..... .......... ~ i:.,: M....,.. ~ ~ I OOfllOlalolt tM court ~ N ~ _, 0.. ...... -,._ --......... '°"''' Yov• ... ~ _,,. • ·-dlll"ll ~ 'f'llf' ND doln9 llUlllMM ~'t ,,.._..mer be In P8" 0. -TI Id I II Jflfwl __ v-. a.'1Jat eon or Dy WU!' lllOIMf, n. ....... ..-
'ntls 11111 _.. .. ltal1 ~t If .YOJ AM A CMD-..... _, ·~ • .., .. .. ~ ,;-1u91 Vlf\ ~ • ...... Cl'lltl-'... -N II
a.It d er.. ~ ~ -.!.!t. ~-· -at.. .. I\,.. ~ ........ ~ ... c.
C081a MAA CfTY
•· NO.IC»•I# 1»ial-:U, ' '""·'I. ~I. DONALD P.-J .. FM"'9LM N0•·••••91 . .... .. .om• DQllMlO '·-"···-"' ~~
~......,
,., ............ ......
o....~~
C1t1abt
on Olft7W ...._ ......._ ~ lllUll •'Pl~ ... IMcll·C.... ...._ a.-:18, CA 111111111• ,.... 11111 ,...,. ... .. OQUlt • ... ... • Dair ,.. =': .....
Dlllr ... ~A!°' _, .. fie~~-.. ~· a.~•-JS Dwlll I,.~
-' ta....!IK:l!!!!! :i-0:12!P ~ =-= -:::-.:: ... 10 JI. -... ~ eC:-....... ...... ..... .... ,. ....... .... .. .. .. CWIW .. N ; =-••ral =:'Ta.11.'\li:::'...._:,: -= ·'=1~ aBi ".:.''"'. ,• alfW..:,::T-jl:~
:'0:4 lt'"4 if ~c=:i {~r.'ii F -.. I"..!' !P,. • ...
llii .. liliil: ........................................ lliiiii:: .. itit:tl ..................... ~. ...... .... ------""!!i'---~..... ...
Polley·
RR1e11 ond <lcadlin.-11 •~ aubjl'ct to
rha11R4' •ithout notice. Tiie publisher
~r\'f'll di<' n.i11 to Cfl\.4'0r, l"e('..laMlfy,
revilt' or rrj"'·t any d4U8ifioo
acfv4'rtllM'1ne111. PltAM' rqxwi any f'fTOt'
duu may tM' in your d&11ifit'd ad
immc'<Jiatt'lr. TIM' Daily Pilot RtWpu
rw liahility for nny t'n"Or in au
1uk1:•11iw 1rn"Tll for which it mav be
ruporuiblc ucept for 1~ CO!ll ·or die
11pore uctually OC('Upit>d hy the trror.
Crenit ra11 only he nJlo•'«i for tJ1e
finit ini;ertion.
Gl EOUAI. llOUSIHQ OPPORTUNITY
AM rNJ tstate acMltillllQ In lhlt newspaper Is MJbjed
10 the FtOtfll Fair Housing
Act of 1968 H amtnded
which malt .. It Illegal 10 ldv1rtJse •1ny prtl1r1111ce,
llmlllllon or dltcrlmlnallon
baled on race, color, <ellO•
Ion, sex, handicap, famlllil
IUIUI Of llltlonal origin, °' 1n Intention 10 make any 111eh preferen«. llmilltlon
or dltcrlmlnatlon •
This ntwapaper w"I not knowingly accept any
1dv1r1l11m1nt for real
Mlltl which is In Ylolallon of 1111 law Ou< readln 111
hereby lnformtd that Ill
dwttllngs adWrtiMd In this :::f:"'~°" 111To~~~=-na11on. ;;;HU'o to1-lr11 at 1-800-424-159()
~ ... -·-?• .. ~
t-·A·~· r.,. ... .,. ·'-~· .... ,~
TERRACES
CONOO II+ 2llf a., MWly ,...., .... Pott .... =caped.
SPJl
II
I• a• ...:....:"-""...;;...~,.,.,,
.... --
•
. -.
' ,_
II ,., ..• ,.
·~
... 412
OCIANf"ONT flXIR NOT flOR TME Fltlln Oii HURT
Aqt. !!t71H1IO
NIWPORT AID ......... -.-.~n=11
Monday ............... Friday S:aopm'.'
By Fax
(949) o:i 1-65<><t
ByPhone
(949) 642-.5678
By Malllln Penom
:3:JO Wf'sl Ba.Y. Street
Co?>tu \1c u. CA 92627
At \n.')}Ol"I Blvd & S.y St.
(Plt~ iudud1,1'"'"1111111" ind 11110111' m1mh1>r rrnii ... "·n c-all i cm l1Hdc ... 1111 11 pnc-e r1001r.)
Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
. 1
·•' ....
Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
Index
~ ---
'
' . • ..... 7
Tuesday ............. Monday S:OOphr . .
Wednesday ........ Tuesday S:OOpm
Thursday ...... Wednesday S:OOpm
Friday ............. Thursday S:OOpm
Saturday .............. Friday 3:00pm
Sunday ................ Friday S:OOpm
--------------------,
~ ··~· ..... w~ .. ·" ..... ~
Run your ad in the
Newport Beach-
Costa Mesa Dally
Piiot and the
Huntington Beach
Independent to
reach over 100 ,000
homes. Fax us this
form wtth your credit
card·# or mall with
a check today! .,
I
I
I
D YD, ALL MY CAR
Zip
I """"'""" 0 MO 0 -0 AM)(
• '
Run for a weekl If
your car does not
sell, we'll run It fOr
·another week,_, ... 11:==:::.Tr&.°'AT.&--.! :
~-------~~--~------~-All for just s1e·.
I
Daily Pilot
i
' .. .. 'l . .. ~
•l'IJllOMA1. TRAllBI•
!of COftlnl Oii .. f1ell1t1. Cell Liu
MH7H2'7
FIND .......... ~Mewl ----=-~~-~-----" arr' ~ ~ a Call Cl asalfled Today =--Hwv~~~· ______ 94_9-"'_6_4_2_-_;5_;6_7_8;;...._ _ __.
an·apanment
through classffied
. ...
Have A
Garage Sale!
Call t he Pilat:
Classifieds
at C:949J B42·5B7B
ta Place Vaur
Garage S a l e Ad!
Pilot
,.., DllC:OWT 11.lCTNC
Sol • Pool • Scllr
25 Y11 ~ Fr11 Etlllnlll HlyUc 71H?!M
UClHIEO CONTRACTOR
..... ....,
: •: ~ .....
.. -· ':.."' ~ ~' .',~ .. ~·}
Nied I '-t? Oood ~ llld _.. no prol*ftl
OOI ..... tor I loMr
lnt1r11t r111. Cell
1 ..... 275-1311 !No up!ron! ~I
FIMANCE PROGRAM
8H403·t5t0 Bonded Pfl9llM ...., lot 1911
lllldt! ~ rill lending •
low ...,.. '*" · Vw\oul ie-n C!1 0 H F TOOAY
NMd Anancl.tl Help?
Bank Lolnt/Becl Cr9dlV lllMnlplcy. WI Cen Help! 1~2902
No JoO 1DO am. Al MMcMt Dawe BamJ.ltoa =r'm;1., 'Mi.. 949-322-8292
f .· ... ·33
......... Eng o..v
Ole. ffilllllblno. GIUI, Wood. Pllrt. SMd, Vlll#I.
1 L1001w v•m• .. ,.. ... ...,. •
' .
·-1 "'.:...
• A 'IO I HMIMWI • 11111111, ...... ClblnlCs
·~· 09UA Zttt*m!
~--71 ,. .
JCM
CONSTRUCTION
WIU.CUTTHE
COST OF YOUR
REMOOEUHG
J088Y10%
Or we'll Mnd you
•nd • trtend out to dinner et the
Merbt Broll9r.
All it takes Is a
-minute phone call.
Jult P'll out yox lowM1
bid. Wiik '° !hi pllOlll llld
dlll 1-800-520-5530.
AMd lhl dlWll Md
OOll Md l"Y wtl lmrn«t tW; nwne lhl
Pltol • wNd\ you'll Qll h .-nt ellaC( tot>.
... to~
" JCM'I pitoe lln'l 11 ..... 10% lowlt, you'l'9
olf IO .... Meltclt Blollt.
Yoe1 'r• flOl1tl to
wrl,. • ~llHll lo eomeone.
wrty not wrlt• • •m•ll•r o,,. to JCll Conetruoflont ... ~U< .. ,,.,.
ACME ITAllDA&D -~&RepM'I
on .. doort A. IO Z. -y:,.. E.r UclbonCled
M91•9"1HI .,..._
.---........ ·~' '"'-.# '· k...-·,."" ._.~ .. ·.
'
. ... "".''' ::J .....
:A.~~
u • ~, ·~ .. ,. •J..:.. ~ ,' fr. ' ,.. __ . ,.~~'('
. . . -
'-~·· ... ~ t1i
I REAL FSl'ATE I
.~ . ._Ron ~Young
New
Ustin11 Avollabk!
714-432-7873
b -
,.., ... -. .......
PUBLIC
NOTICE
'The Calif Pub!«:·
Ullllllt1 Com-mlulon REQUIRES
lhlll .. UMd ~
hold goods ll10YM
prtnt their P.U.C. tel T 1Vnb1r: lmol
end chaullen prim "* T C.P numb« lnll~
" you Nw • quee. lon lbolA lht llall-
lly °' • moYW, "'° Of~. Cll PU8IJt UTllfTIES
COMMISION 714·558-4151
I • •. .,4 0
.... u _,
J..-XJI V..P 't4 llCJc ml,
"""' lltld, Olim.el ltlW. co. c:tltoml "'*' ~
"*"'11Ql ' body cond fll1tUtlc ¥8lul. 2 .,, wat·
renty av111 S 10,1195 1872$18 Bier 9'!>-586-1888
Jlglllr XJ8 Conv. "98 Whlit wren Lttv-lrnmllc
131,110.00 117'15
Phillipe Auto
Ml-574-7777
JAGUAR '83
'83 Jaguar Van Oen Pies V6
l2QOO 71~3920
Jllp GrWICI Chlf'okee LTD 't5
WhM wA.ltv lrMrtor
Low low 1111111 111,tlO. ., 7711 ::c .. ~
Ll1Y1 UM00 't2 8llcik,
ll'M\IC, llhr. moonr1, tul pwf,
rlCOl'dl fftlrn laM 1._
I§ !!HOOi1H
', ,.,
. .. ' "
.,. .. ----· ,
~ •... ..-..: ·-
~IJMI,~.
~Professional
Painting
LC. ....
IDtedar/ldlllar Dtmlthe,....,
rmv. .. '
Rob Isbell • Owner
Costa Mesa. C•
(9'9) &46-3006
Cell 949-887-1480
Thursday, May 30, 2002 89
Oldli ..... Alnfll "17
vt. ,,...., •-.O -. cd low Ml, GM ~ c:ltlnl
(121mm20T) $11-NAB~AS
(IOO) IUo65t2
Oldllmoblll 8illloutel 'tt
0WW ft. llflr, CO, ,_ IC (m1S2117W) ., ....
NAHAS
(IOO) !!5=6512
Porldle CIOrlolll 111 '94
Only 7911 m•llMocal trade .., Choe 11111 & cnoc soft top
$19,980 11™31
PhlHlpe Auto
M ... S74-7777
S1Un SU '15 4dr Sedlil
5911 Ml, books lllCO!dl
5spd, drl! grffll/grey >nl.
premium aound, ga111ged
non 1111kl, bHutllul orig
conct SU09 8lct v72998S 1
949-588-1 eaa
···-..
--
Yellowstone
Women•
Recovery of
California
"DONATE
WHERE IT
COUNTS" YOUR car,
boat, train,
plane.
Anything that
movea. If you
want to help
a woman In
trouble
800-941-9048
Your money
Buy a
hope for
women
In Mid
All donations
are Tax Deduc-
tlble and go to
Yellowatone
Wt are a Non.-
Profit 501 c (3)
Corp. or Call
949-673-6894
l 111•~re:1
UTILITY TRAILER
4XI, 2 ft 1ldH, $475.
714-375-1950
~Uyour
tun11anled
llnu the e'"Y
woyl ~ea
diusf/led ad
today!
(949) 642-5678
PEST COW1'ROl
As Low As
'69°°
·~. ~·· ::.I
··---1 ~~
\ ., . '\.'
· BIO ~nday. May Jd, 2002 . . .
. . .
. . . I I •• . . · Daily Pilot