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Home My WebLink About2001-06-25 - Orange Coast Pilot. ' ' . SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM -. MONDAY, JUNE 25, 2001 One · year l~ter, Williams still missed • Family and friends mark the anniversary of the passing of one of Newport Beach's biggest boosters. Tariq Mallk DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -A year ago today, the city lost a human dynamo. Rosalind Williams, who secured Newport Beach's reputation as a tourist destination for years to come, was remembered Sunday by her family in a mass held in her memory. Williams died last June at the age of 55 after a five- year battle with breast cancer. It was a battle that she fought publicly and Rosal.l.dd defiantly, all while Wllllams maintaining her ever-active com- mand of the Newport Beach Confer- ence and Visitors Bureau as its pres- ident and chief executive officer. Today, employees of the bureau are doing their part in honoring Willia.ms by putting together a batch of personal donations to the Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Founda- tion. •I miss her smile, her love of life,• said her husband, Rick John, after the mass and · a family brunch. •since her passing, a lot of her friends have really taken a dose examination at their own lives and reflected on how she touched them.• Williams certainly touched many. Known for her zest for life and love 'tor the city, Williams took up the reigns of the visitors bureau in 1994, bringing the city both tennis and golf competitions, yacht races S U M M E 1-(>s T 0 R I E S and winter tourism. She even pre- sented a $21-million check -sym- bolic of the increased revenue from tourism taxes from the previous year -to the City Council in April of 2000. After tile raismg of her two sons, Jeff, 30, and Gregg, 25, putting Newport Beach on the map as a tourist destination was one of Williarris' proudest achievements, John 5ald. In the months following her death, hundreds of friends and rela- tives mourned her passing, the bureau honored her memory during its armual dinner and still more peo- - CAAi. HIOALGO I OAllY ~OT Joann Larson I• among many West Newport Beach residents who deal with noisy, temporary neighbors during the summer. Summer living can be hard by the beach Renters keep police busy in West Newport •Thousands of incoming visitors, including renters, can cause problems. •Vacationers to Newport Beach often make the season a trying time for the permanent residents. Matthis Winkler DAILY PILOT WEST NEWPORT BEACH -Some call it •party central," others have christened it •Mr. Rodman'• neighborhood" in homage to former basketball player Dennis Rodman. And then the.re are those who simple call it "home." They are the ones who live in between the more or less well-kept duplexes, where rows of beach towels slung over bal- cony railings and "summer rental" signs announce the arrival of sbort·tenn vacationers. Sometimes, •home• ends up feeling like a hotel, said Margie Donrey, who moved to her husbands beachfront home on Seashore Dri- ve near 38th Street about six years ago. The one difference? There's no one to pick up after people when they make a mess, Don- rey said. , Still, summer isn't all about horror stories. There are weeks when the new, temporary "neighbors• tum out to be a lot of fun. "We'll be out barbecuing, they'll be out barbecuing,• Donrey said. "You meet nice people, but it's kind of like the luck of the draw every week ... you just kind of don't know. Every week, you hope that it's some- body who is respectf~. • SEE SUMMER MGE 5 Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT WEST NEWPORT BEACH -This beach community's summer problems are more than well-known to the city's police officers. Along with dealing with an influx of up to 100,000 beach goers on summer weekends, officers also get called out to West Newport Beach much more fre-. quently when the renters arrive, said Sgt. SEE POLICE PAGE S Newport Beach :S housing needs? It:S mostly rrzqnsions ... llKOOP ty, lhoWd be dordabllli 1D pieople who e11111 at -.i 187,000 per year. Not a kit ol '*llh fcJr Newport 8Mcb. ....... We. Bua llilL A PBlllCJ CDDI Miit (MllOA) NOMJE& L9r10""" rr ... ,,,. ...... ,, ··~ 7 '181:.... .......... _ ... ....................... MlaaMll .......... rare CJ?i ........ ...., ... Pr• .......... .. ple ran in her name during Septem- ber's Race for the Cure fund-raiser to fight breast cancer. Al least 10 visitors bureau employees plan to ma.ke donations to the breast cancer foundation, said John F. Cassady, the bureau's cw- rent president and CEO. ·The foundabon, and of course the Race for the Cure, were charities that Rosalind was really focused on,• be said. ·we thought that making the donations would be a nice way to recognize her and what she meant to all of llS. • SEE WILLIAMS PAGE 5 Seminar to focus on educating lifeguards • Heroism takes a back seat to medical training in the prevention of injuries. Deepa Bharath D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Saving lives is more about education than it is about an instant surge of adrena· line and a touch of heroism. Doctors know it. So do lifeguards. That's why officials at Hoag Hos· pital expect record attendance today at their 22nd annual Project Wipeout Lifeguard Seminar. Year after year. the mformabona.J session has provided Weguards with much-needed ammurubon to battle the busy summer season, said Newport Beach Fire Capt. John Blau er. "It's perfect timing,• be said. "Its main purpose is to make sure we don't let our guards down and also so we understand our jobs better and learn about new developments in the field.• Hospital officials said more than 400 Southern Califorrua Weguards, paramedics and other emergency medical professionals are expected to attend the seminar, which will focus on vital lifesaving information and the prevention and treatment of beach-related injuries -particular- ly those of the neck and spinal cord. The session is not open to the public. Through the years, the semlllar has expanded to help include a broad range of topics, said program coordinator Kris Okamoto. She said this year's program will include a present4tion on drowmng that follows the step-by-step treat- ment and techruque of resusot4ting and stabilizing a drowning victim. from rescue to hospital.iutlon. An unusual aspect of this year's seminar will be the live demonstra-• tions that involve audience partici- pation, Okamoto said. "The handa-on portion of the training will allow Wegua.rds and medical personnel to learn firstha.hd bow to apply the principles they' learned,• she Mid. •This ii a c:rudaJ step in ensunng that these lifeMving tecbniqu• .,. utilized to their fullest potential.• ---......... ---....-.• um--•-------~---• -~--·-1 ____ ..._. __ , ...w., ____ • . ) Above tlle SURFACE Day and night fishing ~.>rters are available for groups or singles at Bongos Sportfishing on Balboa Pen1nsula. (949) 673-2810. 2 Monday, June ·25, 2001 GREG FRY /OM.V PILOT Aniong his many jobs, Ted Bandaruk coaches young members of the Harbor View Community Alln.'s swim team. Simply put, he's just got to swim Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Wearing his "Coach Ted" straw hat and with a megaphone in hand, Ted Bandaruk sent scores of little ones into the wet. He's been doing it for 35 years now and, in the process, he's taught thou- sands of Newport Beach children to swim. For the past 25 years, he's worked os the pool manager and swim coach for the Harbor View Community Assn. Bandaruk's also the head water polo coach for the Corona del Mar junior water polo club as well as the Newport B~ach aquatics club. And he does it all while teaching biology at Orange Coast College. •I could do without it,• he said when asked whether he needs the extra mon- ey. "But people treated me very well. When you're good to kids, they're good to you. It's all about kids and I like kids. I've got three of my own.• Bandaruk's trio includes Dawn, who teaches kindergarten at Henderson Ele- mentary School. His two sons, 9-year- old Teddy and 7-year-old Jake, attend Constantly teaching water-related skills, Ted Bandaruk rarely misses a day at the pool the same school and have their older sister watch out for them, Bandaruk said. While the whole family spends a lot of time in the water, Teddy and Jake aren't always as excited about swim- ming as their dad. "Sometimes I ask the boys whether they want to go to the pool with me and they say, "No,•' he said. "But that's just fin~.· It doesn't keep him from his daily routine of swimming two fast-paced miles in the morning. •If there is a fountain of youth, I think it's the swimming pool," the 54- year-old saia . "It makes me feel good." Bandaruk can't remember a time when he didn't know how to swim. Dur- ing his early years, a pool in Ft. Worth, Texas, had to do. But when his family moved to California, he soon discovered the ocean and surfing. During his student years at UC Irvine, Bandaru.k saw an ad for a life- guard position at the Newport Shores Community Assn. He applied and got the job and used the money to put him- self through college. ·rve been doing it ever since,• he said. •1 just love it.• He likes the fact that he's able to touch kids' lives and points out that he taught the guys who now work as assis- tant coaches with him to swim. Even during his regular job at the college, he manages to stay close to bis passion and has taught scuba diving and scuba ~ology classes in the past. Vacations usually involve some form of water, as well. In August, he's taking his whole family, which also includes Bandaru.k's wife, Lynn, to Hawaii for a water polo competition. During the winter, be heads up to Tahoe to go·skiing. That's also the only time he misses out on his daily swim. •some people have to have their cof- fee,• he said. "I have to have my swim." What's AFLOAT • WHATS AR.OAT is published peri- odic.ally. If you are planning a nautical event submit the Information to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by e-mail to daflypflotOlatimes.com. Balboa. Kayak and sea ski rentals also are available. (949) 675-1 215. l'wo-hom kayak toun begtn at 10 a.m. Sundays from Newp0rt Dunes. $20 for adults and $15 for children. Kayak rentals and classes also are available. (949) 729-1150. The Upper Newport Bay Eco- l~cal Reserve offers Back Bay canoe tours departing at 8:30 a .m. Saturdays from Shellmaker Island, which is off Back Bay Dtive in Newport Beach. (949) 640-6746. six evening and two weekend day classes, are offered at the Aquatic Center, 4537 W. Coast Highwa", Newport Beach. $200 to $310. The center also offers scuba rentals, special trips, repairs and air fills. (949) 650-5440. KAYAKING/CANOEING/ SCUil Begtnnlng sea kayaking, rolling clinics and private lessons are ottered at Paddle Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., Single kayak rentals ($10 per hour) and doubles ($15 per hour) are available at Balboa Boat Rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone. (949) 673·7200. Paddle Power also provides kayak, surf ski and canoe rentals. (949) 675-1215. Newport Aquatic Center offers sweep rowing (one oar), sculling classes (two .oars) and canoe rentals. Classes run for four weeks and cost $75. Introductory clinics also are available Sat- urdays and Sundays for $10. (949) 646-7125. Scuba training, conliltlng of READ£85 HOTUtilE CoWlght: No news lt«les. Ilka- ttltlons. ~ mltW or~-(949) 642-6086 t!Mments ~CM'! be~ Certt.Ucatton da11e1 for beginning to lnstructor·level scuba divers are available at Dive-in Scuba, 2482 New- port Blvd., Costa Mesa. Oth- er services include boat charters, equipment sales, rentals and repairs. (949) 631-9288. WllfHll lllD SUlf J)a~. Record yovr comments about the O.lly Piiot or news tis-. ducld Wlthoot wrttt.n permSlon ~ llDIS of copyright owner. Balboa 'fODAY VOL 95, NO. 165 ADOBE SS 76161 First high ttQW TO REACH US Our lddr• ls 330 W. lay St.. Coron.•IMll 12:091.m .................. 6.0' Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Clfwl4ldon THOMAS H. JOMHION, 75163 Flmlow P\.lbllslW COBBECTJONS The""* Orange County Cosi. Mesi 7:311.m ................... ~t' TONY DODIRO, It Is the Piiot's polky to prompt-(800) 25M141 7M1 Editor Acttl•M• Second high .... 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The only dock that I could think of was at Wla Nova, which I have used a few times for dinner trips. By the Back Bay Bridge is the Newport Har- bor Nautical Museum. which built a new dock for access to the museum and the Riverboat restaurant located inside. However, l could not think of any other public dock in the harbor where we could dock for lunch -excluding the private yacht clubs. There are about a dozen dty-owned docks located throughout the harbor. They have 20- minute time limits, but still they usually are filled with fishermen who despise a boat docking where they want to fish. These d.ocb should not only be redesigned to aCCC1mmodate larger boats and the ftsbermen. but they should also have a time limit of a couple hours so one C4Il go to a restaurant or a visiting, boater can go to the grocery store . I think that we should try to make the harbor more •boater friendly" for the thousands of local boaters, plus the visiting boaters who come from all over the world. Did I leave out any public docks that I could have used? Let me know so I can post an accu- rate list ln an upcoming column. • • • I have only seen a few houseboats in the har- bor, but I have an important safety message issued by the United States Coast Guard con- cerning these vessels. Many of you rent house- boats when on vacation at your favorite lake, and this notice can apply to molt ya.cbtl, too. Certain models of houseboats are built with an air cavity underneath the swim platform and tran- som exactly where the exhaust exits, creating a buildup of lethal levels of carbon moncmde gas. Unfortunately, death from carbon monoxide poi- soning can occur after as few as two breaths. And those lucky enough to survive usually end up in the hospital with carbon monoxide poisoning. The Coast Guard is warning boaters to shut off all engines, including the generators with tran· som exhaust ports, whenever the swim ladder or swim platform is in use and also if the fumes are drifting into the salon area or aft cabinl. This is true of a lot of motor yachb where I see people swim.ming around the exhaust ports or the fumes are being blown into the salons by the wind. Feeling lightheaded. getting a headache, starting to sweat «having the sldn start turning red are all classic signs ct caJbQn monoxide pcbnntng. Shut off the engine or engines and open the windows. And make sure your boat bas wbao IJM1'Xlldde det.ectors installed.. Let's have a tun and safe summer. Safe Voyages. • ._. WHnlHIAD Is the Piiot's bolting end hwbof columnist. Send him your hlrbor end marine-related thouahts end stOf'y suggestions vii e-mell to MlkdlloettlouM1v.com ex http:llwww.lol~rv.com. POLICI flLll , , Doily Pilot , ' ' .. .. · • Monday, June 25, 2001 3 · COSTA MESA Sewer rates m&y be on the rise PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW Inside CITY HALL CAR GALLERIE The Planning Commis- sion tonight will consider extending Sebastian Valente's permit to con- struct and operate a new and used car dealership. The commission in April 2000 approved a plan for a 5,380-square-foot show- room building, a 4,046- square-foot service build- ing with a 393-foot loft and a 3,098-square-foot covered display structure. The dealership, Car Gal- lerie, also was allowed a 15-foot landscape setback rather than the 20-foot setback normally required. Because of financial difficulties, Valente was not able to obtain build- ing permits for the project before his permit expired. WHAT TO EXPECT City staff has recom- mended that the commis- sion approve the extension. BEACON BAY The commission will consider allowing Beacon Bay Enterprises to subdi- vide property at 2059 Har- bor Blvd., previously Bea- con Bay Auto Wash, into two lots. Beacon Bay Enterprises also is requesting permits to use the Harbor Boule- vard half of the lot for m • WHAT: c.o.t. ~ ~ Commllllon meeting • ••c City Hllll. n Fair Drive. Cotta MeSll . --= 6:30 p.m. tonight • NIOMIATION: 01•) 754-5245 vehide sales and the Charle Street hatf of the lot for outdoor vehicle storage. The proposal calls for primary access through Charle Street. WHAT TO EXPECT • Energy costs lead water district to consider the hike at a meeting today . Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Sewer rates for customers of the Irvine Ranch Water Distrid are expected to Climb when the agency today approves its budget for next year. The district is proposil:\g the rate bike because of an expected bump in costs for power. ·we're anticipating a $2.5-million increase in operational energy costs for the coming year,• distrid spokeswoman Marilyn Smith said. "Energy costs are concerning everyone.• Two small pockets of residents in Newport Beach would be affected by the proposed hikes. The d.istrid handles sew~ge from homes in northern New- port Beach and in the still uniJicorporat-· ed ~unity of Newport Coast, as well as in Irvine and in sections of other cities. The two Newport Beach areas will see substantially different rate increases. District budget handlers have proposed increasing the rate for its 1, 155 northern Newport Beach customers by 12%, or 70 cents a month. If. approved, their rates would up from $5.90 to $6.60. Newport Coast would see a 10% hike under the new rate structure. The 2,971 ho~olds in that community would see rates climb three cents, from 30 to 33 cents a month. Homes in unincorporated Santa Ana Heights would not be affected by the new rates. Sewage from that community is not treated by the distnct, even though the agency delivers water to the homes there. '" • WHAJ: Irvine~ WMM oe.tcl board meeting • --: 6:30 p.m. tonight • MBE: District~ 15600 Sand Can)lon ~ IMne • INFOllMATION: (949) 45J.,5JOO 1. The district handles sewage from more than 81,000 homes. Newport Coast makes up 3.6% of that coverage, and northern Newport 1.4 %. Sewage from other areas of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa is treated by the Orange County Sanitation Distrid. The rate hike is the first since 1983. Since that time, the district's rates have declined about 60% With a series of cuts. The disbid's five-member board will be considering a $61-mtllion operating budget for the bscal year 2001-2002 at its meeting today. City staff has recom- mended that the commis- sion deny the subdivision because of the proposed primary access on Charle Street. The west side of the street is housing, not com- mercial, and future com- mercial uses on the rear half of the property would generate traffic on Charle Street that would be a burden on the resi- dents, according to the staff report. Clasmfied ads work for C· f ft.,.cwtl', IT'S TIME FOR ... f/IA.t'gqoatr ,,.o. Ml CASA YOU! MEXICAN RESTAURANT THE D'dily Pilot City staff is recom- mending that the commis- sion approve the vehicle sales and outdoor vehicle storage, however, provid- ed that the business closes off its Charle Stree' drive- ways and uses only Har- bor Boulevard for access. (I ......... d (111lHlllllllty M.H~•''l)l,l(t• 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·64S·76l6 -Compiled by Jennifer Kho Tony Dodero FROM 111E NEWSROOM Tony Dodero has the day off. His column will retum MXt Monday. PLUG IN Plug into the Pilot Classified sectlOl'l to find seMCes from electroma and plumbers, to landscapers and paint~ -kA(H • COSlA ,,_SA D'dily Pilot c 1 1~ • t,, d < .. "' 11'' t, r_" ,. i. 1 tpl t(• A FESTIVAL OF FINE POOD 6 WINE Thursday, June 28th, 2001 5:30 -9:00 p.m. Featuring: • Grut arisi:ne &om the many . South Co.ut PWa mtavants. . • Premier 1rineries &om around the wodd. • Im masic by •steel PAracte• for jOQr dAncing ua listeaing plt.11urt. + Group rate for 10 or more. Tickets 11§1 ..,, .. _.. ... I $40 per 1ft'lft prepaid • $50 l* pmn at tht ioor $30 per ,._ r. ,...,. ol 10 or more South Coast Plaza Crate ud Banel/Macy'a Ho•• Store WiDC 3333 IUr Street • Cotta Mesa • 71.f . .QS.1160 ~------------~-----------------------r......111,,,, ....... __ ----------,.._Clllrll,,,, 0 Y11A OMC ___,.___......___..__-"""---'--.... •CM , _ __...;. ___ ii, ___ en ... ..... __ ....... ,. .. .............. ,.,... .... ..., -...--------0..-----------........... "' ............. ............. __ _ ...................... ·-----~ ....... ::=-. ··-·- '~1)1'& SHOUT Celebrate Citrus & Sun Be part of a very special section featuring 17 days of fun, thrilling rides, headline entertainmnent, Centennial Farm, grandstand races, contests and more! Publication Date: Wednesday, July 11, 1001 Space & Deadline: Wednesday, June 17 at 5 p.m. Camera Ready Release Deadline: Friday, June 29 at 5 p.m. For more Information, contact your advertising rcprcscntatlve today at (t49) 641-4311 SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! Pilot ~ Monday, June 25, 2001 • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (!M9) 646--4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event. as well as a contact phone number. A complete listing Is available at http://WWW.dallypilot.com. TODAY Orange Coast College Is offering two intermediate algebra classes for teens, run- ning from today to Aug. 6. . The non-credit courses, titled •Algebra II/Math III for Teens" are scheduled for Wednesdays at either 1 or 2:40 p.m. in Room 1018 of the colleges Business Education Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $89 regis- tration, incudes textbook and materials. (714) 432-5880 or (888) 622-5376. Philosophy 110, a three-unit course on the religions of the world offered by the philoso- phy department of Orange Coast College, will begin at 6:30 p .m. The eight-week class will meet Monday and Wednesday evenings at the college, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $11 per unit. (714) 432-5072. ·The Orange Coast College Sim:uner Sports and Activity Camp will begin, offering a variety of activities for ch.tl- dren between the ages of 5 and 12. The camp, now in its 19th year, will meet Monday through Friday with both full- and half-day sessions through Aug. 5 at the college, 2701· Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $110 for all-day camps, $75 for morning half-day and $49 for afternoon sessions. (714) 432-5880 or (888) 622- 5376. TUESDAY Residents interested in learn- ing the sport of kayaking may do so in a six-week course at Orange Coast College. The first session of the half-unit course; which will meet Tues- days and Thursdays, will begin at 10 a .m. at the New- port Aquatic Center, 1 White- cliffs Drive, Newport Beach. .AROUND TowN $40 for aquatic facility fee, $11 per unit enrollment fee. (949) 646-7725. lbe Orange County dlllate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation will hold it$ Team Captain Kickoff, welcoming back returning team captains for the 10th anniversary Komen Orange County Race for the Cure at noon. A lunch and presenta- tion is scheduled till 2 p.m., with an additional dinner and presentation set for 6 p.m. at the Northern 'Ihlst, 16 Coipo- rate Plaza, Newport Beach. Information and reservations may be made at (714) 957- 9165, choose option No. 2. A seminar UUed •older Adults and Medications• fQr seniors and their caregtvei;s is set for 2 p.m . at Borders Books, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St .. Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 279- 8933. Community screenings for depression and anxiety in adults will be offered from 2 to 7 p.m. by appointment only by. Kristen Platt, a psy- chotherapist for individuals, couples and children, at 1601' Dove St., Suite 252, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 597-1201. The Orange County Bar Assn. Insurance Section will present its annual insurance law update at 5:30 p.m. in the Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd .. Costa Mesa. $85 for association members, $70 for new members, $55 for law students and judges, $115 for nonmembers and free for emeritus. Register before June 22. (949) 440- 6700. A seminar UUed "ABU-Aging Beauty Secrets• will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 631-4741. WEDNESDAY A series of Drawing and Painting workshops featuring landscapes and seascapes in Newport Bee.ch will begin ot 10 a.m. and continue for six more Wednesdays. The first seaion will meet at Mariner's Park, adjacent to Mariners Ubrazy at 2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. Mimi Sheron will instruct. $66 for the series. $1 t for nonresidents. (949) 644-3151. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will hold its week- ly Networkers Luncheon Meeting at 11 :45 a .m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Cos- ta MMA. $13. Visitors wel- come. (714) 885-9090. The Costa Mesa Chamber oJ Commerce will hold a busi-ness after-hours mixer at 5:30 p.m. at Wolfgang Puck Cafe, 3333 Bristol St, Costa Mesa. $10, or free for members. Vis- itors welcome. (7\4) 885- 9090. Learn llow to establish good credit after a financial crisis during a wcirkshop hosted by the Consumer Credit .. Coun- seling Service of Orange County at 6 p .m. at the Costa Mesa Federal Credit Union, 2701 Harbor Blvd. Pree. (714) 547-2227, Ext. 122. A seminar UUed •Natural Approaches to Preventing and Reversing Heart Dis· ease• will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 631-4741. The West Newport Beach Assn. will review last year's Fourth of July events and dis- cuss preparations for the upcoming holiday, including discussions on street closures and enforcement plans, at 7 p.m . in the council chambers of Newport Beach Oty Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. Free. (949) 722-6421. •Gardens of Medieval Europe: a lecture, will be presented at 7:30 p.m. at Sherman Llbrary & Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Artist and author Francoise Winieska will talk about the 12th and 13th centuries. Free. 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CA 92626 I Ql8 (714) 885-90IJO Pu (714) 88S-909f I ,.... ____________ ~--------__;.....,; ____ ....;.... ______ _ ~ VLAX <ctrc:l.-),,.. ....... ---..__..._-.__.npmp... __ _ I l. ~-8)Nmw 01p .. 1te t.t -~--- tions suggested. (949) 673- 2261. 1be Alaska agte, <>range Coast College's student sail· ing vesseli will depart on its 12-month journey from New- port Beach to Tu.hiti, South America and Antarctica. Stops along the way will include Hawaii, the Tuamo- tos, Bora Bora, Pitcairn Island, Easter Island, the coast of Chile and Ushuaia. The year- long trip is set to conclude in Hawaii on June 13, 2002. The boat will leave from its water- front School of Sailing and Seamanship facility, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 645-9412. THURSDAY A four-week Summer in Dublin program, an art instruction trip run through the Study Abroad Program at Orange Coast College, will leave for Ireland on Thursday and run through July 27. Excursions !lle planned for Galway, Wicklow and Boyne Valley, and will be led by instructor Annie Malone. Classes are open to beginning through advanced artists, who may inquire at the college, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $3,674, including air fare, housing, daily breakfasts and dinners, excursions and insurance. Financial aid is available. (714) 438-4704 . The nlntb annual Soutb Coast Plaza Food and Wine festival will begin at 5:30 p.m., featur- ing samples from the mall's restaurants, at the plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. $50 per person, $40 if tickets are bought in advance, $30 if purchased as part of a group of 10. (714) 435-2160. JULY 4 The Newport Dunes Water- front Resort will present a day full of events to celebrate its 43rd annual Fourth of July celebration. The day will start at 11 a.m. and will include live music, carnival games, crafts and face-painting, and concludes with a 30-minute pyrotechnic display at 9 p.m. visible from the resort at 1131 Doily Pilot Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. $25 per car tor park- ing. (949) 729-3863. JULY 10 The Orange Counfy Chapter of the Service Corps of Retired Executives will spon- sor a business plan develop- ment workshop from 9 a.m. to noon at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. $25 with a $5 discount if prepaid. (714) 550-7369. JULY 12 The Nattonal Notary Assn. will bold a training session titled "Prepare for and Pass the CA Notary Exam" for those interested in becoming a notary public or those need- ing to renew their commis- sion with a daylong seminar starting at 9 a.m . at the Hilton Hotel, 3050 Bristol St.. Costa Mesa. $139 per individual: notary supply packages will be available. Register at (800) US-NOTARY, (800) 876-6827. The Friends of Novaland, a support group for the nonprof- it Nova Community Founda- tion to help urban youth suc- ceed in school and seek higher education, will host the Black and White Martini Night, black and white cocktail attire requested, to help raise money and seek new donors. The evening event will start at 7 p.m. and will feat\ll'e a jazz band, silent auction, martinis, appetizers and dgars, all held at The O ubhouse at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. $25. Checks may be made to Nova Community Foundation. The event is limit- ed tO 100 people. Call for invi- tations. (949) 222-9010 · or lriends@novaland.org. JULY 13 The Orange County Fair 2001, set to the theme "1Wist and Shout -Celebrate Cit- rus and Sun· will kick off. featuring a number of compe- titions, ranging from flowers to livestock to food preserva- tion. The fair will run through July 29 at the Orange Count)' Fairgrounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. (714) 708·1~3. Restaurant r----Established In 1962 --------- Mo""*' Nigkt S,mJ Omtplete Petite Fi/et Mipon ~ '1 ~ ~ perpmon lw/Ma: SiJJ. '°"" JJ.u. -I t1'i« lwlW ,.tllbta ,.. ria 0-,,,,W ~°'Jo.rt Ste11k1 • Seafood • Cocltt11il1 Quality Service • Nightly Entertainment IC•"' I''"" \,, c ,.,, \I . 1'>11)1(,1(, --.,,, I. Do ily Pilot SUMMER CONTINUED FROM 1 Unfortunately, luck's not always on Donrey's side and she's dealt with everything from 1p.aggot-infested trash cans to vomit and urine left' by others on her porch or garage door. #A lot of the summer I spend cleaning up after peo- ple,• she said. #For some rea- son, there are a lot of parties.• Joann Larson, who lives a few blocks down on «th Street, offered a simple explanation for that phenom- enon. "We're blessed with a wonderful surf and beach,• said the retired Newport Ele- mentary School teacher as she sat on her backyard patio. RIGHT BY THE SAND .. POLICE CONTINUED FROM 1 Steve Shulman, spokes- man for the Newpqrt Beach Police Department. "lt's an issue because you have people who are coming down here to have a vacation and are inter- mixed with people who live here year-round,• Shulman said. The renters' late-night partying often leads to noise problems, Shulman said. ~,J~ne 25, 2001 5 '" .. The West Newport Beach Aan. Is hosting a public forum about fourth of !!#I actividel at 1 p.m. on .1une 7:1 • Oty Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. Police depiwt- ment representatives wiH report on last year's lndepef dence O..y ewnts and preseflt plans fot this year. • Limit the number of guests at a party and don't let uninvited guests attend. Homeowners will be held responsible for the conduct of their guests. • Keep loudspeakers indoors. Back in 1962, when Larson and her husband, Miles, moved to their home from Covina, friends didn't under- stand the couple's motivation. CAA1. HIDALGO I DAILY PILOT Parking ls only one of the problems during the summer in West Newport Beach. "We respond [to com- plaints in West Newport Beach) significantly more frequently in the summer,• Shulman said, adding that alcohol-related incidents are also frequent prob- lems. It also doesn't help that the permanent residents, who often live sandwiched between rental duplexes, don't get to spend every day out on the beach. • Throwing water bal- . loons or spraying people with water is prohibited. "Why do you want to move your kids into an envi- ronment that's transient?'" Larson remembered them asking. "For the same reason as everyone else,• she'd reply. "Welike•the beach.· ln the beginning, Larson tried to establish relationships · with vacationers. She soon realized that she'd have to rely on permanent residents -or at least the property owners -to get things done. Now, when problems arise, she calls the landlords or management companies and asks them to handle them. It works pretty well. While other streets in the neighbor- hood are still struggling with the annual summer invasion, the situation on 44th Street is under control, she said. ·I try to keep a good street,· she said. ·1 know it WILLIAMS CONTINUED FROM 1 Cassady took over the bureau in January after serv- ing with Williams for more than tpree years W! part of its executive-board. Though he knew it would- n't be easy to fill the shoes of sounds kind of silly, but I do . Because I like living here.• The conversion of summer rental buildings into private homes or yearlong rentals has also helped to improve the area, Larson said. Bill Schonlau , a Realtor who has owned and lived in several oceanfront houses - including the one now owned by notorious party man Rod- man -said rentals right on the beach are rapidly disap- pearing. "It won't be too long before there is hardly any rentals on Oceanfront,• he said, adding that the houses have become too expensive for owners to get a reasonable return on their investment by renting them out. AWAY FROM THE WATER The situation's a lot differ- ent on the other side of West Coast Highway, however. "As soon as you cross the "Everybody has their own - particular style to this job, but Rosalind left some very great footprints to follow,· he said, adding that he won't know until later in the week how much the bureau raised for the Koman Foundation. -Williams, a pillar of charm and tenacity in promotfr)g the city, Cassady said be wasn't apprehensive. "I just wanted to make sure that she was honored appropriately,• he said. "Newport ~ach is a pre- miere destination, and I think she put !1 very special light on it. "We miss her.• ' I • • I'"'''" ih''"I ( 1•11111111.": 11 , 11' • Individual Coaching Internet/Email set-up Web Site Design/eCommet'fe Software Upgrades & Installs Netwotking Something else? . cO~ Just ask. '!non\~-~~ ~a.pof().VU ~-\'f• Donate . your vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 Set hope in motion to improve local lives. • RVs • Boats • Real Estate• Tax Deductible b ..-.. I street inland, it's a whole dif- ferent ball game,• Schonlau said. Here, houses cost less than half the oceanfront ones, and it still makes sense to turn them into rental apartments. Former Mayor Jan Debay, who represented West New- port Beach on the City Coun- cil for eight years before leav- ing ber seat last December because of term limits, said it's all a question of communi- ty pride. When her family bought a home on Seashore Drive in 1979, they did not know the area's reputation. "We didn't have any idea of what the problems were,• Debay said. As she became more involved in the community, Dehay began to work with neighbors to improve the sit- uation. To ease the parking prob- lem, people would paint yel- low lines on alleys to alert vacationers where they could and could not leave their cars. To cut down on noise, the city attorney's office began working on a noise ordi- nance, which council mem- .bers strengthened even (ur- ther just a few weeks ago. City officials also would check on overflowing trash cans and cite owners that did- n't keep a lid on cans. And a new condo conver- sion ordinance allowed peo- ple to buy half a duplex and convert it into their home. "That helps because those people are neighbors,• said Debay, who moved to a condo further inland in 1990. "They are not just there for the week." The efforts have made a difference, she added. "We've come an awful 'long way,• she said. "There's still a ways to go, but I think we've made an awful lot of progress." And then there's Inde- pendence Day. "It is the entire summer encompassed into one day," Shulman said. Almost all of the depart- ment's 140 sworn officers will be on duty on the Fourth of July and will get help from the Orange County Sheriff's Depart- ment and the California Highway Patrol in dealing with the crowds. In recent weeks, the police department has handed out flyers to resi- dents, landlords and man- agement companies to ask those living or staying in the area for the ir coopera- tion. Here are some of the guidelines: . • Advise guests to limit travel in and out of the area to prevent traffic congestion. The area between 32nd and Prospect streets, bordered by the beach, West Bal- boa Boulevard and West Coast Highway will be closed to traffic, as will Seashore Drive between 36th 't Street and 51st Street .1 City parking lots in the area a nd at City Hall will be closed to new entries after 2 p .m. • Take parties indoors after dark and close doors and windows. • Keep the areas around your home lit to deter crim- inal activity. • Department officials urge people to reconsider hosting parties, since police response could result in arrests, citations and fines of up to $1,000 ... ·-----------------------------------------------------· • I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I 0 Costa Mesa 2150 Harbor Blvd. at Victoria OPEN 24 HOURS ~~r..-._...J.,....ctAIM this Coupon and we'll Take OD DOI.I.Al on any Dinner Entree. oner good tor each~ in your psty ordartng Dinlw. GOOD DAILY.12 NOON TO 10Pll ~~ •10'! 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July 2 honoree v111a 1u1s 'I • 6 Monday, June 25, 200 1 • Spona Editor Roger Carfson • 949~7"'4223 • Spom fax: 949-650-0170 . . ) Doily Pilot, A CH / Estancia • She's got the look, along with some fancy footwork. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT W ith the right 1111 look and tennis swing, Dina Birch-McBride has gained more notoriety on the set than any match. Birch-McBride, once a touring pro on the Women's Tennis Association Tour, has filmed two television movies and three commercials, including the recent ABC movie "When Billie Beat Bobby,• a show starring Holly Hunter and Ron Silver, depicting the 1973 Battle of the Sexes at the Houston Astrod.ome, when Billie Jean King defeated an aging Bobby Riggs in perhaps the most unusual ten- nis match in history. Birch-McBride, who was Hunter's tennis-playing body double in the movie, which aired April 16, was also a body double in the television movie "Costly Affair.• you play with your husband?' But it's not hard at all. He's so easygoing and we're both pros. He doesn't try to coach you,• she said. Birch-McBride said one of her career highlights is winning two Ojai titles in the same year -14 months after giving birth to her son. Last year, eight weeks after her son was born, Birch-McBride won the Ojai women's doubles title with J)&rtner Trade Currie. · Birch-McBride, who grew up in Costa Mesa and graduated from Estancia in 1990, played at the University of New Mexico for 1112 years, then turned pro, earning world rankings in the top 500 in doubles and 630 in . singles after only one year on the WTA Tour's satellite circuit. Birch-McBride, however, "realized how difficult it was as a touring pro physically and finandally. She was able to get her amateur statuS back and retumed. to the • U they like your look and how you hit the tenniS ball, you'll Dl.Da Birch-McBride collegiate scene at usually get the part,• said Birch- McBride, who does not knock on Hollywood doors for auditions, instead relying on an agent to find gigs. These days. the former Estancia High tennis standout is busy as a first-time mother, raising her leap-year baby boy, Parker, who was born Feb. 29, 2000. Birch-McBride married a tennis player, Desi, and plays open mixed doubles with her husband. In fact, the couple won the Adoption Guild Tennis Tournament in mixed open doubles in 1997, when they started playing together. That's when her father, Tom, officially approved of his daughter's new dating companion. This year, Birch-McBride has enjoyed a banner season, winning the open singles and doubles titles at the prestigious Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament, along wi1h women's and mixed doubles victories at the Irvine Open and singles and mixed doubles titles at the Arcadi6. Open. The couple also reached the Adoption Guild mixed doubles finals W. year at Newport Beach Tennis Club. •People ask me, 'How can the University of San Diego, wbere she graduated in 1995. At Estancia, Birch-McBride played No. 1 singles for three years, following former Eagle standouts Cathy O'Meara, Natalie Hastings ana her sister, Elena. · Beginning at age 12, which is late in life for most junior tennis players, Birch-McBride picked up her first racket and played at Mesa Vercte Tennis Club and Los Caballeros in Fountain Valley. She made her b~gestmeps,shesaid,atthe Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club junior program under Sam Olsen. When she started playing tournaments in the girls 12s, her opponents already bad solid strokes, while she was relying heavily on athletic ability. Eventually, Birch-MoBiide found her stroke, and, by the time she reached the 16s, her Southern California singles ranking was in the top 30. By the 18s, she cracked the top 10. Birch-McBride and h~ husband, who live in Woodland HWs, are hoping to OP.0Jl a tennis club in Valencia, the first of Its kind in the Santa Clarita Valley. Birch-McBride is the latest honoree in the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Pame. Ensign shares title • Seabees' eight-graders repeat as co-champions. The Ensign Intermediate softball team overcame a tough opening-game lon to 1bare the elghth-gra~ cbam· ptollthlp with T&Winkli for the aecond 1tra1ght seuon. Bnltgn'• offense wu led bf Julianne Bui With a telm· leading .529 batting • .,..... AthJey Oleuon had a .750cm- bue percentage and larid 10 rum, while Jennif• Ryd• w• SOFTllU close behind with nine runt. , The pttclllng wu led by the duo of Gleuon <•·1), who wu the teem'• MOit Valuable Play· er, and Kally Pleilfer (1-0). The pair bad an 0.22 combined eemed-nm average. 1be Saab •• wtre ..., led throughout the ,._; ~ ltrOl1q play Of Am , Lvndley ~ Kyley DOI. Kayc98-JC.evme, J.-. Loeb, Mllila Mludld. K..,,..mR-*k end Jllllma S.000. • ~arlins' second mercy-rule win puts them in District 62 Area 2 title game tonight. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Costa Mesa National Little League Maiors Division Marlins have turned the District 62 Tournament of Cham- pions into their own mission of mercy. The Marlins, who trounced their first-round opponent, 18-0, invoking the 10-run mercy rule, ended Satur- day's second-round clash prematurely as well, eliminating the Ocean View Athletics, 11-1, with yet another impressive display at Wardlow Park. Saturday's win, the first ever sec- ond-round triumph for a Costa Mesa National Majors squad, propelled the Marlins into tonight's 5 p.m. Area 2 championship game against the Fountain Valley Devil Rays. The win- I MAJORS ner of tonight's contest, at Wardlow Park, will advance to meet the Area 1 winner Wednesday for the District 62 Tournament of Champions crown. The Devil Rays, who finished second in their league, defeated the Hunting- ton Valley Athletics, 11-3, Saturday to advance. The Marlins appear bent on more than just advancing. After losing their first postseason game, the opener of a three-game playoff with the Costa Mesa National second-half champion Diamondbacks, Manager Paul Erring- ton's Marlins have now won four straight, by a combined margin of 43- 6. •0n1y two of our kids made All- Stars, • said Marlins assistant coach Rob Stillman, who noted one other team had five players selected. •1 think our guys have something to prove.• Prove it they did Saturday, scoring two runs in the first, five in the second . SWIM MEET OF CHAMPIONS \ " •• .. , and four more in the fourth to close out the ganie. Starting pitcher Vinnie Valdez worked three scoreless innings, , allowing just two hits and sttiking out • five to earn the victory. He also belted' a three-run home run. tripled and \scored three runs to lead the Marlins' 10-hit attack. Using what Stillman called a cut fastball, which was breaking sharply, Valdez, one of the team's two future All-Stars, kept the A:s off the score- board. Valdez, whose homer was his sixth of the season, will start on the- mound tonight, Errington said. There were plenty of heroes for the Marlins, however, including right fielder Matt Pisarski, who also wrapped out a pair of hits. Pisarski, a replacement player picked up from another team to fill a depleted roster (rules dictate such additions can't be All-Stars), launched a solo home run over the left-field SEE MARLINS PAGE 7 SEAN HIU.EJt I OA.l.Y Pl.OT Hayley Peirsol from Newport Harbor High, shown In action Prlday at tbe Swim Meet of Champlom tn Mission Viejo, wu among those with strong efforts Saturday. She wu nlnth In the 400-meter Individual medley In 4:59.33. Newport Harbor Olympian Aaron Pelnol was f1fth ln the 200, freestyle (1:55.CM) and teamed with, among othen, Newport Harbor'• Ryan Lean. to win the 800 free nlay. Lean wu 11th ln the 400 IM (4:44.16). Diamondbacks · all smiles • CMNU. Minor B champions advance to tonight's Area 2 title game with 14-3 romp. ._,,,.,Ikner DAILY PILOT MINOR I from leagues in Costa Mesa, West- minster, Huntington Bea~ and Foun- tain Valley. Saturday's win propelled the Dia· mondback.I into tonight's 5 o'clock clash, at Wardlow Park, with the Huntington Valley Marlins for the HUNTINGTON BEACH -Pint championship of Area 2. Tonight's the Costa Mesa National l.ittle winner will then meet the Area 1 League Minor B Diamondbacks have chAmpion for the Plstrict 62 Touma· fun while they play. Then, they just ment of Champlons aown Wednes· play. day at 5 p.m. Responding well to Maneger Andy But Winning is a mere byproduct of Piefce's philosophy that -~~give ine what Pierce believes IJtUe Leogue ii an hour and a half of pra g bue-all about. ball and l give them a half hour of play •Our coaches don't yell/ said time,• the Dtamondbedtl (egei 8-9) Pierce, who wt11 gtve way to usiltant have reached prevtoualy ~ coach Jlm Rice, wbo becomes acting territory for any CMNLL team j>dqr' to manager while Pierce follows hi.I thil IMIOll. • daughter at the Volleyball Peltivel tn After SaturdeJ"t 14·3 mercy-rule-Davis this week. aboi1ilDed tmimpb over the ·Robln· •we try to teach them to play bale- wood Mets tn the Meond round of the ball and to 1tay awake. But tbl mam Dlltrtct 82 1btirDament of Champions t.blng ii, we want to mm It IUD fOr tM at w.nuow Park. the DWnaactbac:ka Idell. u tMy'N not llDIHNJ, we'N not Jom thil years M4Jon MarUna u the .d~ our job.· · league's only teems to wtn == ~~.;::1 tsme• mOlt oftml tn the annual ~ • lncl ldMtlel. .a • Th• nut featur• compitti on ttu-. up, nlllllklg the blNI. 9ltla ---. n1K11.:11a1·-11•••11•on111 ...._ ~ precttce. or .,... •• , games. The result is a team that can make routine plays, put the ball in play olfenstvely, and run the bases with abandon. The Diamondbacks, who won the first· and second-half CMNLL titles and are now 18-4, displayed all those strengths against Robinwood. All 12 Diamondbacks reached bue, With the first three bitten, Cotey Dryden, Jeremy Jera.nko and Jess& Pox, combining to ICQre eight runs in four innings. Dryden bad an RBl single and was robbed ol another hit when his drive to center field wu turned into a force out at lleoOnd bue. He acored three ti Doily Pilot Monday, Jun9 2.S, 2001 1 MARLINS singled. walked and scued. a run. while second baseman Anthony Secrest and third baseman Garrick Williams eedl bad RBI singles for the winners. only error, a bobbled ground bl1ll with the bues Joeded. But the Marlins even twned that play into an out when the infield.er recovered quickly and threw to Errington on the mound. Errington, seeing an /J\s runner baa rounded third a little too aggressively, threw to the third basemen, forcing the runner into a rundown that 'ended qu1c:tly wbeu··Vadez; charging up the µrte from behind the plate, took the throw from third and made the tag to end the game. MINOR B Pierce went the distance on the mound, striking out four and allowing just three hits, a trio ol third-inning singles that resulted in the Mets' only earned run. IOllY'S SCHlllll ....... CONTINUED FROM 6 fence, two hitters alter Valdez cleared the tenter-field bani- er. Pisarski. who now has four homers this seasQn, also sin· gled, stole a base and scored the final run of the fourth. After Pisarsld's run gave the· Marlins an 11-0 lead. P .J. Bning· ton. the team's other AD-Star Who began the game behind the plate, relieved Valdez and allowed only ooe run to keep the mercy rule in order. P.J. Errington singled and scored twice, w,hile Adam Seegondollar and Ched Bel- mont each singled and scored to trigger the five-run second. Leadoff man Br.ice Stillman, Who bad three putouts and one assist at shortstop, scored a run. while outfielders Mitch Sbam- rell and Kevin Matson e4Ch walked. Matt Wedgeworth also contributed off the bench for the Marlins, the C<l$ta Mesa National .first-half champions who improved. to 22-6. CONTINUED FROM 6 bases and scored a run, while pitcher Brian Mauer walked, scored a run and drove in a run with another would·be nngle that turned into an -a;6 ftelc!er'n:holce. Chiis Shelton drove in a run with a groundout, while Victor Lozoya (a walk and two runs), Daniel Derieg (one run), Kurtis Dryden (two walks), Austin Rice (one walk) and Chase Harri.son (one walk) added to the D-backs' stream of base runners. Corey Dryden stored on a wild pitch and Fox stole home in the first inning to help the Diamondbacks overcome the Mets' only lead. - Then, after holding the Mets scoreless in the sec- ond, Costa Mesa erupted for seven runs, with Pierce's clinger the big blow. UttJe League DJstrict 62 Ti:Jumament ol Champk>nl • Costa Mesa National Mo}<K Oivtstoo M4r1J.ns vs. Poun· ta.in Valley Devil Rays ln Area 2 title game, 5 p.m. at Wardlow Park1 Costa Mesa Nation.al Mlnor B Diamond· backs vs. Huntington Valley Marlins in Area 2 title game. 5 p.m. at Wardlow .Parle.. • Tennis Ev~ spot but one in the Marlins order produced a bit and all nine spots reached base. The Ptl.s averted the shutout with the benefit of the Marlins' •1 think after we beat the Diamondbacks, ·8-1, in the second game of the (league championship) series. our kids got their confidence back,• Paul Errington said. Second baseman Corey Dryden, Pierce, Mauer and catcher Harrison anchored the solid defensive effort up the middle for the winners. Southern California Junior Sectional Tennis Championships -at Los Caballeros. Fm;t baseman Alex Robles [ w..-11 ~---JI wmf I.___ _ _.... 1::-~ ~·-;· ·-' . --~ . ~.... . .. -~ . ... ..&.. ' -.. TRUSTEE SALE NO. NOTICE TO court to hear ywr cue. Prealdant llcenMd at IN time lht eny moneys ~ by lngylthing marks. N!y IS/: By: Tom Conneely 701()304() LOAN NO. ~ " you do not lile 'f04X Thie atatament wu bid was ~. Arr/ the Dlatrfct to 8t\lure bid received ahar the Name: Tom Conneely 35170 NOTICE Of OP IULK SALE responae on time, you flied with the County contttctor not to parfonnance un<lar the echeduleel closing time Tltle: Vice Preeldent TRUSTEe'S SALE YOU (Notice llUl"IUMt to may loee the ca•. and Cieri! ol Orange Coutlly licensed la eubject to conttKt Of permitting for the reoeipt ol bids Publlahed Newport ARf IN DEFAULT UCC he. 110I) your waoee. money and on 06/1m<l01 panaltles under the law payment of retentions ahall be returned to bid-Baach·Coata Mesa UNOEA A OEED Of NOTICE IS H£AE8Y property may be taken 20018817181 and the conlrac1 will be earned directly into der unopened. It shall be Daily Pilot June 25, 2001 TRUST, DATED GNeN bl• bulk l8llt la without further waming Delly Pilot June 18, 25, contlderad void. If !he aacrow. the sole responeibffity of 264438 4/1~11197 UNL!SS IOouttobernede. from the oourt. •• July 2. 9. 20()1 Ml&e llcenae clanlflcatlon IY: Qowmlog Bowel the bidder to -that his M171 ~~ ~~~ The name end rZ:::::,:n~ •. 0~~ = Flctltloua Buslneu ~la! ~e~ ::Jl;!i llcUn9, :.~ recalvad In proper FlctltJoua Business PROPERTY, rr ~y ee bueinMI eddr9lt of lht want to cal an allOmey Name 'Statement trectOI" aa defined In Dtr9Ctor • Procu,.. A set of 8ld Ooou· Name Statement SOl.D AT A PUBUC ~~: NC NABERS right away. If you do not The following p&(aont Set1lori 7058 ol the c.11-mtnt/Energy Con· menta may be obtained SALE. If YOU NEED • 1 .. 2900 know an attomty. you art doing butfnaN as: fornla Buslntu and Mt¥etlon at the Office of the City The lollowinjl persons AN EXPlANATION OF Hlftlot BoullYenS. COiia may cell en attornty r• BlblAnna't Cale, 205 Professions Coda, Iha Publlahed Newport Engineer, n Fair Dnve. are ~ bu8ine6s as: TliE NATURE OfF THE Mau, CeMomle 82928 fem! Ml\ltc8 or a laQal Main Street, Newport aptclalty cont11ctor ~each-Cotta Meaa Costa Mesa, California, ~G~'6R~t.!:T~(). PROCEEDING ...... D<JttoERS ~I"!!-,· aid office (liated In the Beedl, CA 926&1 awarded the contract tot Ody Pilol June 18, 25. upon nonrefundable b) NORCAPITAL AGAINST YOU, YOU nN> ......,, ......,_ phone book). Paul Edward Mesmer, thlt worfc lhal lt8alf con-2001 peyment of 110. An lld- SHOUl..D CONTACT A NABERS BUICK end Despuaa de qye le B 96 Surfside Avenue, struc1 a majority ol IN M161 dlflonal charge of PROPERTIES. LAWYER. On 7f16/2001 NABERS OlDSM081LE entrtguen esta cltacton Su r ft Id a • CA wortc, In ec:cordance with $3.00 will be made if ~S~W ~r~;~ White et 9:00 AM, MAX Al. act. ~ judlolal usted Uane un 90743·0346 tile provleion8 of Cali!Of· 'Flctttiou• Buelnu• handled by mail. Bid Road, Irvine, Calltornia DE'AULT SOVICH natn11 end ~ .... plazo de 30 DIAS This bualness is con· nla 8lllinesa and Name Statement Documents and other 92614 CORPOftATION., 81 Ultd by hi llllllf wit*' CALENDARIOS para ducted by: an n:llvidual Profasslont Coda The lolloMng P8r80n8 eontraci documents may Norcapital Funding duly appointed Trustee lht peat 1tww )WR, 81 praleotar una rlll!pU8tta Have you started Section 7059. are doing buslnesa u : also be examined al the 50 under and puf'IWtnt to lllatad bv" lht ..... n : aecrita a maqulna an doing bualnesa yet? No Time la of the ••· l::rttttve Rell Estate Olfic:e ol the City Cieri< of ~= (C~). ~ Oeed ol Trust f9COl'ded NABERS CADIUAC, est& oorte. Paul EdWard Mesmer sence. All work must be E F ridoe Pl the Crty of Costa Mesa. • IMne, -. 8122/11197 aa lllStNment NABERS BUIO<. end Una carte o una Thia statement was completed wtthln 1~ M1!:c; 27 ar mse .. Bid Documents wUI not fornla 92614 No. 19970410410, in NA.BERS OlDSMOBILE. llalnada telefcnica no le filed with the County consecutive calendar Sandv::'°~da. 27 be mailed unless the ad· ~ ~~e~c::; book. P9!11e, ot Official 2800 H#tlOr Boulevard. ofl'908ra protacc:lon;. tu Cieri! of Oranoe County days flom the date tf>IC' Fawnrldga Pl.. Aliso di11onal S3.00 charge IS Have you started Recordl In lht Oft"eoe of Colle Mela. Celltomle respuast.a MCrita a ma-on 05fl5t2001 ified Of'I the Notice 10 VlelO CA .....,...., Included wi1h payment. the County R..:order of 82826 qulna ll«W que cumpGr 20011M5973 Proceed lttued by the Thli bu.;;.';' Is con· Eacn bid shall be ~~~g 1~155 yat? Orange County, Slate of The name Ind eon les lormalldadet le-Delly Piiot June 18, 25, District. Notice to ducted by' an lndMdual made on the Proposal N .1 1 F di Ceiilomla, • 81taouled bullr'8ll eddlW of Ille gaits apropladaa si .My 2, 9. 2001 Ml59 Prooeed ttllll not be I&-Halla ·you etartad form. she8IS P-1 thfough orcapt 8 un "; by Cynthle NJ.yet Senta bWer II: COSTA MESA usted qutefe que la corte NOTICE TO lued prior to flvt (5) doing business yet? P-9 provided in the eon-~~::r~·p;:=, ~. e merried woman, PONTIACGMC 8' """" ffCUCtle au cue. days after award ct che Yes t"""' tract documents, and T .. ' tat t ea hat 9o1e and .._.... INC 2480 Hetbot SM" Si uatad no presenta CONTRACTORS con1ract. and wn not sa,.,;;' Moocada 8hall be ~ by '"5 s emen was ~~· ~L :6 ~TheMela~82e~ r...:";: : :::,o.; C~DI~ BIDS =~n!:t te':rll ~ Thia etatement was ~rt:~ ~ :,:•::; ~~ ~thOr~::;. ~ HIGHEST B&DOER FOR _......., Olt*lllY pueden quitar tu Hlnlnglon Beach Union five (5) daya from Iha ~ ~11t1~~ ~~ noc Iese than 10% ct the on 06/1~0011 .... 8501 CAS~:.--• .£ASHIER'S ....., .,. Ai ltoc* in talario. tu dlnero y otrat Hlotl School Diltrict data Of illuanca of said on 06/lsnool"" """"Q1 a1T101Jnt ot their bid, ' ....., CHE~ dMcl1bed n: ~ coaat dt au propieded Obtain Documents Notice. Failure to com-2001886849' made payable to the City o.lly Piiot June 25· July EOUIVAL.ENT or olher ~Ind good w11' ain avlto adkilonal por and Bid Due •t pltta the ~ wlll\ln the Dally Pilol June 25• July ol Costa Mesa. No 21 9, l§, 2Q()t Ml75 Olrm d P9Yl'I*" and .,. loc:Med et part& dt la ~. Huntington Beach Union time Mt forlh herein '#II 2, 9, 16, 2901 Mill proposal shall be con· .PUBLIC HEARINGS IAhortHd11 by ~~ 2900 Hllt>or 8olAevwd. Elllttan otroa raqulal· HiQh School Dlttrlct, r8'Ull tn the lmpoeition of eldered unless accom· Wll.'..L BE HELD BY me -Colle Mela. Cellfomill toe 190&lff. Puada que 1®51 Yorlltown Ave.. liquidated mm.gas lor Fictitious Bualnna panied by llUCtl cashier's COSTA MESA PLAN· ~ of the 8292e Ulled quiera Hama( a Purchasing. Room 361 , each day ol delay, In lht Name Statement ' check. cash, °' bidder'• NING COMMISSION AT ~nee~~ The blill tale .. ~~e. SI no ~~~on Beacn. CA ~nt of $1200 per The lolloWlno per'°':'• ~d.bld shall .be con· CITY HALL, n FAIR ,..... hall, 300 Em tnellldld ID be conou • un .......... A, (714) '""""'3339 Each bidder shall are dotno bullnesa as. sldered unless ~ is made DRIVE. COSTA MESA. ""'' c:cneummetad at Ille ......._..., "'"" Moncada Finance Co CALIFORNlA, AT 6:30 ~n ,._..,_~ven'JI!:, olb of Wll.SHRE ~ !•~__!.. ~ exlDue. 4350D u. r.~~:..., ~ t':i. = 27 Fawnrldga Pl., NisO ~~ bybla~ Cilyformof P.M., OR AS SOON AS --"""· .....,..,,.., ""' ESCROW CCMPNf'f. ,....,.,._ ate: -nday, .,.,_ ...... _,.,, Viejo CA 92656 POSSIBLE THERE· ~~:is.,:-,: 4270 Willhlle Blvd .. Lot =d: a~~ = ~~E~· ~lREBY :: =· :u:: Saiidra Moncada. 27 ~ac:::.,:ci ~.~ AFTER ON MONDAY, held by It und• Mid Angelel, CA 80010, (vea el dlractorio !ale· GIVEN that the Hunt· tr1Ct0f8 on INt project C::'~ia ~ Atlso provlalona of the ~~~~IN"d ~i· F~: Deed d TNlt 111 'Ille &crow 1112255 and h fonico). lngton Beach Union aa required by the This busineM 18 000• Proposal requirements. LOWING APPUCA· ll'OP8'IY akulil9d In Mid •lllc:il*ld Ale de• la CA§ NUMBER: High SdlOOI ~ Or· Sublattirig and Subcon-ducted by: an individual Each bfdder must TIONS, County and St• July 'f2.2001 (Numefo dll C.O) ~ County, Cdlomla. ttaotina Fair Pr1C11cee Have 'you staned have a A. Genel'al Engl-1. Rezone R-01-01 tor deecftb.d a: FUU.Y The bl* Ale II not 01HL01115 ......:.... .... and throuah Its Act, 'Public Contract nearing Of C29 Masonry DESCRIBED IN THE Clllbnl9 The name and ad· G;;~!.. Board, liere-Coda Sectton 4100 et doing business yet? ContraCtor and aleo be 1ha City ol Costa Mesa, ... ,..,., r...ED ,.,,, ~ ID ...... of --_ ....... (El -"""'t aan. Yas. 1992 -.a,..._. ..... ~ of lhe pr•:ionong ot 59 .......,v" ..,.. ...,... Unlfatm Comrn.clll "' u .. -· .. : lnatt.r rt erred to aa --_., Sandra Moncada ~~ ....... u r....,...~ acres of unincorporated TRUST. ~ 4~ Code Sdarl 8109.2. :::8 :_~di~:~ "DISTRICT". wfl rtclM -~to 8::t ~ This statement was .. ~w~. Council of the land in NVan county "ls-13. The atr..c --D"8d June 19, 2001 up to, but not later "*' ._.... filed with Iha County r .... .J .. __ re-lands" to be annexed and oUl8f common COSTA MESA COURT F CALIFOR· the abov•atated tlm., 00312 with their bid In Cieri! al Orange County ~·1 "' -Into the city. located ~ •any, ot the PONTIAC-GMC-SUK)(. NIA. COUNTY Of OR· sealed bid• for Iha Older to PfOllldl the Dia-on 06/19/2001 18tV8S the right to reject north ot 20lh Street, -i ptOp8fty ~ ,..,.. "-'---A.NOE, HARBOR JUS. award ot contracta '°' trict information con-2001 ...... ~.3 9llY Of al bids. --·~ .......... t-• Strae•. ebowt la --.....c to be '""'" a -· TICE CENTER • the fo1owtnQ r---earning the P11ma Bid-....,.,.... The Contractor shall """u' "' .,...., "' ' ~-.-: CorporMion, Bv: Sonny NEWPORT. Diect: aid.....-. r' ~ flcatlonl Deily Piiot June 25• Jli1 comply with the end east rJ Santa Ana 5r"The:3 ~~ ~~H~OCA ~olp=ii =~1 ~~~ 2=~uel= r,j~91:'~1e0'.~ ~~::·A~A~ Tn.st.ee dildltlml M'f Mele Dellv 82980 for New Buiktnat. and Biddtr doff not com· Hime Statement of Iha Callfornia Labor =in~:S WllilY '°' 8ll'f ON814383 11~ The name, tddraa1, Camol.fa·wlde Elactrlcal pWe Sadlon 00312, °' The following peraone Oode: the pravalfiog rate N901tlve Dectarafion, thaorriioli-ot . the Jun 25. 2001 and_.~~ number Dittributlon Upgrade at taila to tubmll Section art dolt\Q buslneU U ' and ecale ol wages -(evallabl• lor r8Vlew at .... eddreM end oOllf =ol t;;f '~ti!ut"°":• a":. Founlain Vllley High ::~.: :-~ 1Mnt kif> Tlnt, 163n ~~ ~a~ the ~ Dlvieion). ~ ~ ...... .! SUPERIOR COURT le· (El nombre la SctloolM ........ ,,_, ...._ Wa"'·. Section 01010. ht ......, Construction Cir.. 19, on file with the r11u Cieri< 2. Rezone R-01-02 tot ea1e wi1 be mede b:',i OF CALIFORNIA, dlrecdon° y el rurMo' de ';;~' J..uu "' be conaldertd noft.~ INlne, CA 92605 of the City ;f ''Cotta the City rJ Coeta Mesa. W1cf1out cCMn.ni' OI.. -· COtJN1Y "()p-· 1AfllffO 1MI abogado Oii "9 ;~ · ~~ , 1hl-ofl: ball ..Malik.-.3'---M119ar ar'ld-.IWllf '10rf .tll lhe ~~ of 286 W8IT'Mly. 9icp1 need OI ORANGE demendante, o def de-taln v•..., ~ $chool rtMl'ltt the right to Decente, Irvine, CA panaiuaa prescribed ecrae al unlncotpOl'ltad '""""-' _.-...._ mandMI Ilene _, .. ..,.. ..i-.,_bid 92614 therein lor county tend to be an· •• .,..-. ,.._._.,, ,_, 341 The Cllv Orivt, • qua no Cafeteria, 17816 • ..,..... • This buelneat la con-neitad into the aty. are11 POHIFdm, « P.O. Box 14170. ~·~y Buthard, FountalnCE Val·, EJn ~~nee C ~th Mled by: an inctYldUal ~lance of said Includes the 5an18 AN encurnbnlnolte. ay Oranoe. CA • !!Y~ ATTENDAN AT uca n o e Have you started u&AY EUJOTT Count"' Club Golf the twnllinlng 92~·1571 ATTOANEY AT I.AW trt JOB W~ 17078.11, the Dittrtct ... ., aum of fie 1), Lamor..wt Justice 94~. 9:2 COR· ~D PREBIO hll • pet11cipe~ ~nk ~ yet? No DlcMrtY cf!Y.. M..... ~f •= =-~ aecurtd by Mid ot Center PORATE PARI<, SUITE CONFERENCE IS of II leut 3 ol T'"'• CltY of east of Santa Ana A T--•. ~-....___, PETITION Of C·220, IRVIHE. CA u•ND•TORV .... """ the ovetall r amounl '"'" statement waa Publfshed Newport . ve-·-""'' ·--,.,,, ...,. " r:vn flied with Iha County nua. Environmental de· thef9on, • proWled In Donna Jean Kaplan "'6Ge AU PRIME CCJNTRAC.. expended Md! YM' lor Clerf( of OrV98 County Beech-Coate Mua termination: Previous allld nole(t), ed¥911C19, If FOR CHANGE OF DATE: MAR 23 2001 TORS. THE MEETING cllable<t veteran bull· on 08/19/2001 Daily PlloC1 Juoe 25. July Negative Dectaratlon, any, under the tenna ot NAME ALAN SLATER. Cleft!, WIU. BE CLOSED AT neat tnterprlHa 2001'"'317 2, 20o (evaileble '°' review at aald DMd d Truat, '-· ORDER TO SHOW by P. llowtt, Deputy 2:36 PM. ANY PRIME (OVBE). n..~ P11oC June 25, ~ .,._. ...... ~ 8 .. _,.....,., the ~ OM91on). ~-and npe,._ CAUSl FOR CHANGE Publlthtd Newpor1 CONTRACTORS AR· Each bid ltld be ec-2_,. 200 M rKiuuvu. -·-IF Alff THE FOL dii:'Truatee and d ttla OF NAME Beach·Coata Meta RIVING AFTER THIS ~ by a '*"'ltd' 81 1811 L Name Statement LOWING ACTIONS trulta Cf..eed .,, allld CASI NUMBER: ~Pilot June 4, 11. TIME WILL NOT BE °' cuhler's cl** or bid Flctltloue BueinM• The following persons ARE CHALLENGED IN Deed of Trull. The tat11 A20I02.t ~. 2001 M141 EUGIBl.E TO PARTICI-bond In an 8ITIOUfll "°' .....,,. Statiement are doinO ~ at: COURT, THE amount at the ·--"" .TO ALL INTERESTED PATE IN THE BID PRO-... than ten P8fC8nt ft.. f............ New Wave Qfaphk:a a C'-1&• 'ENGE MAY BE i.1er1oe ot the ~ PERSONS: F1ct1t1oue Buelneea CESS AS A PRIME (t~) of the total bid ~,..doing .......wt~ Technical Oocumenta· LiMlfED TO ONL y Wund by the ptOp8fty 1. Petitioner: Donna Heme 8tMlment CONTRACTOR. ~.&ryable to the Total Life Manag• lion. 3282 Callloma Sl. THOSE ISSUES SOME· 11> be eold ..am::: Jeetf ~Ned a ~ The ~ llcenae req11lr.. .. a guanin-ment, 11 Chelt>ourg, CoU ~ CA 82626 ONE RAISES AT THE :-* -•nd ~~court n:.: .. DMC<lol!ia t 11: =~ "':u~ :-o::i his~:. Newpon Beach, CA 32~~rtca::ni:tu~~: PUBUC HEARING OE· ~-.!....... ~.;::-.._..... ot u .........-.. ......_ : COMP~Y. 3129 ......__. tt) e ,..~ .. _. ltlall -. execute 82660 ca.a u~ CA 92626 SCRIBED IN TiilS NO-_ • .,.._ • ,.,. ,.,,. ,,_,.... -· Bett>adot Pt Cotta .. .._, " --• ,.._,,...., Moty Koppes, 11 -. TICE OR IN WRITTEN IN lnidel plblcatlon ot .Kaplan to Donna Jean .,.._, CelWornii 11:262.t lngfniMf".ng Contreo-the ~ fl.wNh a Cherbourg, Newpol'I Diana It Slubba. 3282 CORRESPONDENCE tie Nolic8 d Sale Is: Kelly . • o..t.n MlcihMI Monie to.. tio.n. •net en ~ Faihful Ptf· 8Mdl, CA 92660 California S1.. Co.ta OELIVERED TO THE $512,111.58. The 2. THE COURT &128 ....... do Pl ' EleCtrlc.a Contrlletor f«manct Bond in an .......... _, ........ It ~ Mela. CA 92626 PL•NHING cou ~ under Mid OROERS that .. par· Co.ta -rva • .• HoenM ~ and ~ ~ noc .. ~ ~ t;y;'';;-1nd1vtci';'a;-This buainns • coo-MISSION AT. OR Qeed Of?Nll MlllotooN eone itltlfffi.d In this 92828 MMll. Cellfomla 0t (Jb:,=:-' one hundred percent Have you started ducted by: a general PRIOR TOLJHE PU&- tJCeCIMd •nd clelhered matter shall appear nii. .. bullrleta 11 con-lnl 11oe1'1111 (100%! Of the toCal bid doing butlnett yet? partnerWilp LIC HEARINU. ID the ~ e ~ lhla court tit fl8 duoiiifW,'--hMdlial· Md en EJ9cllrlcet eor... = h.wnlah a PeyiMnt Y-. Jan. 2001 Have you started FOR FURTHER IN· penlon9 Who may otnef· wise be interested In the wilt °' estate, or both, of: WtWAM E. DUNN A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed by MERRIAM A. DUNN in the Supenor Court of California, Cournv cl ORANGE THt PETITION FOR PROBATE requests that MERRIAM A DUNN be appolnled u personal representative to admin- ister the estale of the do- CA1dant. THE PETITION re- quests authority to ad· IMll$1er the estate under the lf'ld4!9endent Adm1n- iatrstton of Estates Act (This i\uttlorlly w\11 allow the personal represent· alive to lake many ac· tlons wrthout obtatmno coun approval Before taking certain very 1m· portant aclions. how· eve<, the personal repre- sentattve )11111 be requ1red to give notice 10 in· terested persons unless they have watwd nOIJca or consented to the proposed actlOn.) The lndepan<lent adminls· tralion authority will be granted unless an In· terested person flies an obiection 10 the pellllOn and snows OOod cause why ttie court should not grant the authonty. A HEARING on the petition Wiii be held on JULY 26. 2001 at 1.30 pm. 1n Dept L73 lo· cated at 341 The City Drive South. Orange. CA 92868 IF YOU OBJl;CT to the granting ol the peti- tion. -you should appear ar the heanno aod state your objections or ftlt written obfections with the court before tile hearing Your ap· pearence may be in per· 90ll °' by your attorney, IF YOU ARE A CRED- ITOR Of contJngent ~ ltor ol !be deceased, you must file your claim wi1h the court and mau a copy to the personal rep- resentative appoented by the court within lour month8 from the date of 1tle llral lssuaoce al 181· tens u f]fovlded in Pro- bale Coda section 9100. The time for filing cieims wilt not expire before four months from the haanng date notlc;ed above . YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are e penon in- terested in ttla estale. you mBJ file with the coort a Request for Splt- dal Notice (form OE· 164) at the filing of an fn.. venloly and appraisal al eatate aseets or ol any petition °' account as provided In Probate Code section 1250. A Requeel '°' Spec:i8I Ne> tkle lonn is available ftom the court d9ftt. ~ "M. Pwatloner. GOOOMAN, ESQ, 11541 GOTHARD ST., STL 1'15, HUHTlNOTOM BEACH .. CA 12M7 Publlahed Newport Beach-Cotta Meta Daily Plot June 25. 29, .Mi 2. 2001 MF162 Millen Dlioliwlllilo!I at hearing lndcai.d below Have . y: atarted ftGtof ...,..._ (I Md 1811 ~Mone~ ~ l<OllC>ff doing bulineu yet? FORMATION ON ~ Defaull end ~= to ehOW OIUM, If .ny. doing bullne11 yet? C.10). '*'°'"' (100%) d .. Ill>-Thft statement .. y~=1Stubbll ABOve. APPLICA· NOBSC,,_1.01300F. Sale. The lllld9lwy why the patltlOn lor YM, 1/1100 Pltmt blOIWI wt1o do W bid Pllct and Mllltl filed w111 the ~ty Thia statement wu TlONS, TELEPHONE '...,.. = .:s :n : == ~ ~ "'*"'"T..... MlctMltl Morflt ~e: .:: 0: C811ff1c9tff • evtdenclnO Cleltc Of Orwlge ~ flttd with the County 'l)tl A~~"~ TO ' ... E.!J!!OISTEN A Sell ID be~ In the NOTICE" OF HEARING ...__:-~~ wu Documenll may "°' be ltlal IN ~ "*"" on 08/13/2001 OM of Oranclt County Of THE Pl.ANNING _,... --wt.. 1M teal ..... ,_JUL 11, 2001 ~ :;";...:..:., ~ -Pot ewetd. eon. lln08 le In lhct In IN 2001111711' on OMMOOt "'· ESTATE OF: r--:r. la loolllmd ..._. ...,..,. "' ..... _ """""' -~Ml forth In the ~Plot Jl.l'8 2.SM~ 2001IMISll D1vtSION. ROOM 200, VBJIA E. CLIME ~ 112Si'Z001 iAi ~: 2:00 PM. Dept.: on W.'1~1""417 ~ ~y-~ Otl*9I oondll60n8. In lS, 2901_ Daly Pilot .M1t 25. Mt rle~ c~~A CASE NO. A2m10 Dl'AULf lllMCU Tiit tddlW CJf IN oourt ~Plot June 4 11 tO the 41\ ~ dly the tvM of fellufe to F1ctlUoue luelneu 2, 9, t§. 2901 Mm P\lblilhtd He•pon To .. llln. beneft.. =:c'"'r~; la3. ~ aa ;,,'°:! '&: ~. 20()1 "114j f:!:. t, :..=. ~ :,:r .":°ecu: ::"': ~ ata•:=,. NOTICE OF =c~o::_ 2$,M;:~ =· = ~ .i.on Collon ffor eo Show~ tt1111 t>t ..._....___._ •·-'----be 11QC9P4ed on Of fllltr ~ docum.ra. IUCh .,.. ~a.; INTENDED MtZ§ pereone wtio may othet> TNllee'I Seit pubhhtd at .... once r---h 3rd WOfldnQ ~ 011ot llld ~ .. be Jot. A.) 01Wti ~ Prod-TRANSFER AND WM be ......._, In the WOf'IMllon ,...._ eel wtt week kif b.w ..,. NMM ..._ •II 10 Iha Bid Due O.. ftiltd. 1M hM'iM Pllw-UC19. B:l~~ 2000, LEASEBACK 18C 1..st wll or ....... °' bot\. of: :o-~e =-=-~= .:-.~ =--=:~~ F--~-=: ~·~"'S~· ~:ic~: :.: ~p:t= t'OR la e:s ID e on 11'8 PtllllOfl In .::0, 9lillktO. 1'10 lboYe, and etld be IWollQtl ne P*"' ~lctlerd W. Wind, Inc., a 011ewe19 oorpo-to AD•'llTU PRO&ATE llM ~ dMll. .,.,." ..... ' IOWlflO ......,,.,,., of IMS.lo.. tA•lOO, Ol*ltd and pU\>llcly ... ~ • ....-0 In 1311 ~ ,.._. ration ("TraMferor"), _..,_ -·. -, If w GtNA ~~~ .,..,.... --~ ... '°' gentrtl clrculatlon, CoMI ....._"" liM27 ,_.._.,et IN~ the~iai0•18' ~ Port 1Mc11. "CA i2eeo wtw.>M tddr.-la 8001 -~!:',.,L~..... MICHE1.L£ ~ tl'lal ~· -.....,1, Pftnttd In tt11a C01111tY: GMfl Ho 1Mn PM. 119ttct dtle. 11me and • ,,. TAICT r.-Thie 11U11neu i. ~ ww. c.. Or Fourfl •--In .. ~ Collr1 d 07J02;0MH ""171112 'rht Diiiy Piiot. 3SO 203t Mont.Cito Dr .. plaoe. ..,._ .... "ta'° NflCt __,by. en~ Floor, !Mnl, cj.' 92811. CAel NO. ~-~. County at GINA M. KERR I MICHELLE ROMERO be app.Jlnted at per· sonal '8Pfesentativee to adminlslef the estate ol the decedent THE PETITION r• quests authority to ad-ministe< Ille estate undrer lhe Independent Mmio- lstratlOl'I ol Estates Ac?.. {This Authorlly will allow the pef$0flal represeol· Btlve5 IO take many flC• 1tons without obtaining court approval. Before taklng oertam very im· portant acltol\$, how· ever. the personal repre- sentatives wrn be r• quwed to 9'V9 nolice to interested pef800S un- less they have waived notice or consented to the propoeed aciion.) The irldepet Iden! admin- ISl•i tlOl'I fl 'thol1ty wll be gramed unless ao In- terested peraon Nils en oti,ection to tile petition and stiows good cause why tile court thotid not or111t lhe authorlly A HEAAING on the peli1>on wiH be held on JULY 19. 2001 at 1:30 p.m in Dept L73 lo- cated at 341 The City Dnve South. Orange. CA 92868 IF YOU OBJECT to the granCJng ol the petl- bOn. you llhoUkl appear at the heaMg and state your obtectlons or file written objections with the court before the hearing. Your ap· pearance may be In pef· aon or by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CRED- ITOR °' OOl lbl 911 d c:red-il°' al the deceased. you mU$1 file your ctalm with ltle court and mall a ~ to the penimal rep- resentatives appointed by the COUii within lour months lrom tile date ol the first IS$Uano8 al let· tera aG prOl/IOed lo Pre> bate Code ll8Ctlon 9100 The time '°' ftling d8lmS w1U not tq>1re before l()Uf months lrom tne heanng date noheed above YOU MAY EXAMINE !tie file kept by tile OOIJf1 If you are a penon lo- terasled in the estate, you may tile with the cout1 • Request lor Sc>e- cial Not1Ce (lonn OE· 1 54) ol the filing rJ .,, lo- YeOtOfY and IPPl1lisal of 99Cate assets °' of eny petition °' account as provided In PrObate Code section 1250. A Raquesl lor Speoial No- lle• fonn Is available from bl cout1 c:lel1I. A~ tor Pwtldoiw. NORAH.._ MORRISON, ESQ. S8N 55'50 IMO WARNER AVE.... 1303 FOUNT AIH VAUEY. CA t27GI Published Newpor1 Beech·Cotta MHe Ody Pilot .kr.e 25. 20. July 2. 2001 MF103 110 ero.ctway Co51aMesa Ma-snao ONmE MOVE? Sell your Cltn household itamJn ClAWFIFD! 00)"2~78 ~8tl= CoMI ~':'9~ Plan•.,.•:' .. ~ :Lortllf ~ ~v.i":: ~~ ~ .. O:.,"'!:: °VtENG~ R>A PUl~nc:~ DA IMY fl .of' duolld by. en~. 111b.-1111t1S e110¥t .,._, OI lnlonn ... 11 In .,,,, w. ~ Pwt-!!p'l! ~. 111cJ PAOBATE ,__.., NOb :=n ~.,~ 0. iJ:~ ;n: ~ Twtday, June ~~~ Thlt _,•men! WU .,... IV, L.P., a 0.-;!:=====:.!.::=======::..====== ht w. w11 MiiiOf"'"' .,,... Olli! Ho • ,... ~ ~ : l 1m " 11e ~ ~ = ..,. ~= ~~JlA.Y oe . .,.. couwr Thie ....._. .... lalnad tor a~ 1.111ot0odt ... ..._ OI\ ow1M1001 f::., ..... addrMt STAR"rT1\T.G 0001 II 11:00 A.M. 11t Oorwle Jeln ~ llltd wWI ttlt Counly ..,.,.. "l8IO I* Ml. ol .. ~· ol lno ... , ... , .. It 500 ~ Utlclll'IQ ,I. IJ. ~ ~ NJ.MN;(. IM4 HAM-It ..... Allll a.et~..=,· ~ lpeclal ~ = ~~.: Olly 111c1 J11ne ~~ AoM, Gl'Mnbf .. , ·.c..o ILTON AVENUE, Qt.i~ ~ on-·-·*'1111111:. ::S:....Ttitl: -.rm11 .... ....,.. l.&»•1 ~~ ~~-= A 'A.T'DW tfl.JNTIN0~7 llEACM, letoh-C:~tt• "M':.: ~ PIOI ,,.,,. ,.. • ..... ....... OtpOlll Pt•~amne 1'1491 Cit CITY ()II (LeteOf) """* to l. ~£ ~ _. 118 P""' D11r Plot JUnt 4, 11, Mc & I, •1 Ml&! .. be ,......., 11> .. = 111 .. ..._ "' COITA W 11••--to T..,...._ eorwl fll'Cllf*1Y °' 118 '°'" It, a I001 • • C.,...1 llPOI' .....,. '* ._ 11 • .. ON.JI• COUNTY C\.W) ._ ,._... ~-\MT Mita,.•• •r>r .,, .............. C::"':. :.:cA&.110•• · ......-v:·~· BTT~r.A.T'D~~~ INVIWTORY IUllllONI ::--=:... ~=-== =..-an .. •.. •nc• ::=:' °' ""*" 11 • V~Ll..~Ld~l • Fo£4AlClt W.wwo~i~ (CITACIOM ~.::'=i-_. n_,.._... NCT, _...... IMTM.. v.....,.. Mii .... ~. ·.· fllllf .. ....... I ..... ... ... ...... .... NOnCI II HEMIV ...,..,.. ........... QflTORarTC. NOTICa·lO m..... .... ~· M411 ...... .e Ille~ 1'w 111 ... llVIM .._ ....... ~ ~ e e e e e e e e e e e YI ~~~DANT: (AW .. ,,,-. Ml~--C..-==~=,.:r.11111' .... ,~s44••11. , .. , ... , ~tHit ~ CLW. -~ CA ~Code -. 1'w u•• _, 1111 ~. ::;c: :-:..=..~ ~ ..... ~ ili&N.UN ~---=-="..:: :"li"'rifii =--..-::: =-:..•·= -AUCTION U?. F~ol: i§."'?.=.e =..: • ., ==:rtii.· ~MCICDtUlll 1M ~ ~« ~~ M[~! ~-M • ~- ~==~:.ra **A~_.• tt. fllllM• ....: . .. .. . ' a .... •• """ '"" dtadln,., ... u1>~ "!ho"' 001itt '"" ptthli·htr tti<trvt tht rittht 10 N"n40r. mJa...~iC~. 1'1'\ i.1t or ttjttt 8n~ rla ~ifint 11d\'tnbt>mtnt. Pll'MI' ~)(In nu) f'rror tl111111ut~ hf in ~our rhu.•ilied arl i11uuPdiottlt. TI1e 01ul~ Pilot ar1-tpt~ no liabilit~· for 11n~ trror i111111 11d\l't1i.~rut11t for ~ ltirh it ma\' llf' rt~po11.!!iblt f'Xt'f'f>I for thf' nht of 1bt ~(18t'f'ilftu"ll> Ol•rupif<l h~ 'tbr mor. Crtdir ran 11111~ lw ' alloud for tl1t fin-t in'4'niou. ,., • tt• Byt'u (919} M 1 ·6.Wi lyl'M• (<H9) M~-S<> ~s ByMIMllPa•• .i.30 \\~t Bar StTt'ft <~i-ui \IPSa. C~\ Q-1<>2':' --DNdllnes--- 1 HOUSESICOHOOS FOR SALE GENERAL NE STOP HOME BUYING SUPERSTORE 81,y-w.h ~ CloM1 I 00. Real Estate Lo.YlS Free Frl'q.a'i(<Wi Free (.reOl Rl'fXYI Free Go.it Repo List VA & FW. IM'lcome NI areas rd.0.'11 Cal Tcxl?i (714) 534-1800 24 hn Vm ran Real ~It "" ~ \"l't'.t ,... '""" EMAIL Y!eog@~ com HOMES Of THE WEEI Showca• Holftff Fot ~ In Our a.a ..... e.-. Supplalllent I ~= Detldtlne TUlldl; 5Pll Aleo ••• ~HcMm µaelrigl Awl DNdllnl Wedn11day . ,. ....... ....... "' ..... LOCAL ..... E.- ledlM Cll~H UIA llEIA ....... MODJESKA CYN hc1pt to country Living. 1 Aon of totll ~.:'~'i'J! :fs.ooo .... 'n .... Al!!Y '*'** Al!!!x ( ~ .iin-Ta-11111 ~-llllllllll'f ..J ,, 1 naff IOI l•i. •iih. jrit IJlllA".) COSTA MESA I SOUTH COAST METRO Chlmwlg Jinor, 1 Bectoom Ind 2 ~ 1 Ball. sulWldeO by ..,,... pool. 111 gllld OCllmUlity Call 714·55.7-0075 I* '°~I ftlMM pnlfd lo lhlr'I 3br 2ba condo wf1 ltmlle In Oil-. Flolr-.. No!YlllW, ,_ ' CIMn, -"'* ' dryer. 12A::MJI -------. ., ______ ecro11 from btlch Avd 7/18 S726lmo '* lrlCUled 11~9·4-4}2954 Open Sit I Sun M 2900 GlenntyT9 St walll to Victoria Beach. while Wa\IW views, 38r 3811, multi·levtl entert1inmtnt view decks, sPac1ous stu· diolhomt Olltrtd 11 $818,000 Ownt</Sroktr 949..-94-7976 WATERFRONT FIXER Not For The Faint of Heart Agent 949-723-8120 WAU< TO THE BEACH t1lgh-tnd custom rllnOdel, s1llnltu ""' epplilnon, Ciotti orgtmztr, 11111 floors, llrge office. 2 IUll dtcks COtMlUnlly pool & lpl. $269 000. /Wkf#I P1tttraon 949-574-4993 BAYFRONT Community A Pleasurable Experience Sum!_'l)er Special Waterfront 3 Bedroom plus 2 Bath R~larty $4500 now $.fOOo • Pl1qle ..,_, • ~ fltlJ' Mlrtill f\epl,ct • • Tncl updlc + Hft Cllrpet ''hl1bl lilc9 • • OOlbft o.tH • CiolanMC $tJle Gls Coobop • ~ • ~· aao 1ac1 Marini • &u1511ps Adi.Li.• • S'jilitfils MlllllC Pool • LID Troplal LndlClpila • • SK.olds to BaJbot ltlMd & Mrtlde ~ .. Cater. • , .. IMalld • Colou def - The Newport M..-lna Apt. Hom 919 Bai,.rde DJfve. Ne1p>ft atach (949) 760..0919 New ~WNC.com Newport Helgllt:I 2br 2be. eni;ic & c:ltM, gill, hrdwd NEWPORT HEIGHTS New h , wld. \Ills incl, IYlll 7115 cu11om 1p1nl111/11rty Stn5m. CID ~712$ Ctllf ~ Ubt 4300lf -~_!uo_n' .... '~----~---' __ '':., __ v_•"_~_"~ 1154 ULD ....... ILMll_ I l'·:MI Sl,475,000 Builder "'" ._, Bluffs Modem hnhM 38r 281. mo-mo Of Summtf rentlf, 3 Lewi. 2c gar, W/O, bteu1lfully tum $2000/Mo. Avr/A 7/1. 949-500-6)86 714-624-4375 Btedl OuplH 1 block IO btedl. -W.W. 38 291 14>, 29r 1 Be down. pl for -OCCl4*'ll °' """""" rlPlal S7$0K Principtls only Af. 714-963-6503 lllbot II houle Vee NIUI 4 + 2 Furn 2 houHs from Pott St1Mt-4&+Loft. 2111, wmer St 750wk °' S6200mo '*" ""· new SIS 1c11 & Iring Ju!y·Sep! 949-500:3.W ,_ tllnl+ lots ol ... BALBOA ISLAND =.~~'=: VACATION LM S3600m1o. AWlil WI no RE NT ALS pt!!/"'*1-1. 949-720-9"34. r-.,. .. • . ~ ,.- ta' • . _,:..,' • ' r. ""W". -·-.. -. "' p'111.. ~ {_, t. ..,. · •• Newport Btteh Ho\IM Btlch block • 3br, 2ba. 6/15-911 • .-iv $2000 • 702~111. , .... ' ' .. ,. . .. . \ . ,. . . ~ . " . . .. t~ :. --- . . , \ •. •' ... " \t.1•11 Bl11l • ~ ~. Mooday ............ Friday 5:00pru Friday .......... TI1urs<lay 5:00pm ...,. 'f ,.lt>phour 8:;lOani-.):00pm g '••IA1-hid111 Tut.sday ......... Monda)' 5:00pm alurdoy .......... .FriJay 3:001>m \l~lnt>.Stluy .... Tut'Sday 5:00pm uuclay ............. Frie.lay 5:00pm ' • \l'11lk-lu 8::-JO:uu-5:00pm Thurllday .. Wedn~lay 5:00pm WANTED TIQUES ~t'~. ·~·,._..,. • -• -• <>'lie. '"7"-$$ CASH PAID $$ ....................... W£ BUY ESTATES .:,;;;::· "'-'Y ....... : ~~:s~~.~~:N~I L ' :··'·" ~ -• j Sof1 bed qu11n1lzt, beige, lint concl= Cleln. Scotch • pC!OIOIO .... 1 YEAR NEWll Chtnllle IOfe. cllelr 112, and ot· ·-· 11100 !:'et. e1J Mtt15-~ , .... ~ ..... ' ' . ~...._ " ......... _ ..... ;.. .,j/j I• '. , ~· ...-\ ~~--1i11-~"M!i1 To "Apply For This Position" ·-··. 1R~W As "What Originally Brought You To This Site" ........ ~~al To Your 35-40 Minutes llM~•lliiil'ifl On-Line 5'renglh$ FmJer lnferview .. .. .... ..... . Your 10 Diailal l.D. Number For Fufure lefetence ... , ....................... ,.. ..... .. ·"······ .. . Your Resume+ 10 o;g;, l.D. To: Jon_ clvsatkoOgalluP.com BALBOA ISLAND Own 1 buamus In P1rtcht Wt rtpttatnl wmll owntB cl Kl» ldhtd clothing end holN ecceaay llDl"tl who Wiii! I09el._~ .. Mnmer. ,,.._ call Don AlwllM • Rumbold RMlty for Info MH75-4122 AAA GREETIHG CARO ROUTE 75 ~ Loe'• \ LOCll 11500 wkly. ·~-M.24 24 Hrs ': St.00 STORES! SI 00 • $10 00 SloreSI 13 000 piQd- uctL FINllClng AY..iat>lt ~ llom $53,900 C.il 1~2915 (CAL'SCAH) Have A Garage Sal·e! Call the Piiat Cl•••lfl•d• at [94BJ B411·11B7B ta Plaae Vaur Cilarag• B•I• Ad I •• ... ... 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AIAIQllY DHlgn, ~ind Sof!WI" ~ -----" fl'i: •• lmmlml -·--' ,, . -:-:- - Fonl 't4 hptotw XLT ... rs-. lllop (M2254) 11,m TModofe AoblM ~t2 Honde Aooold DX '13 2'doot, Miio. good oondl-!lon, l!,IOO. f4M7Mm Jeep Grind Chnlree LTD 'M Diii '¥fVPI Int. 3 CO dllc dwnger. -hi. ~ ml. .... cond. $11,500 949' &40-$ 94H40-IQ29 ' LMd "°"" '*-J .. 98, ful powtr, NC. CIC, wn4n ~. "" CXJ>WI, Bridge 8Y CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF end TANNAH HIRSCH A • All too ITW'I)' rounh-suil fOtCerl will trot out the11 favorite c:onveotioo without thlnklng or how the bidding will proceed thereaftet We think a jump 10 four clubt is clear cut. Since a jump after 1 rtvcrsc does not promise 1his much stTJ1ng.lh, be sure to c~ with any slam Invest). pdon partner mlJht launch. Q l · Neither vulnerable.. as South )'OU hold: • AKQ97 o K o AK5 •17'1 The biddin2 has oroceeded SOUTH \1VErt NOR111 EAST l• ,_ l o ,._ ? What do you bid now? A • In our opinion. there is one bid 'Nhteh stand~ out -the high revcnc or lhree diamonds. We would not dream or !akin& thal ecl.IOO in clubs -I wonhJcu holding. Thal risks F!IUl& IO slam wilh two fast losers in cluM. • Q J • As Soulh. vulnerable. you hold: •flJ v J6 , AQUS •AK7 The bidding bas proceeded; NOllTH EAST' SOUTH WEST .... 11, Pue 20 JNT ,_ 1 Whal Klion do you lake? A • Parmer should have 18· l 9 poin1s. and your jack of hearts surely must be a useful filler for North's su IL Take the strain off partner by bidding six oo trump right now. Q 4 ·As Sou1h. vulnerable.you hold: Tbe biddin& lw DRJCOCdcd. WEST NOm< EAST SOl1Tit '"' l• :av ! What actioo do you W.e? A • rJJSt. to bid a new 1uii now ls IQ fon.:in1 on pen._-there are ocher ways to ahow a strona hand. Three diamonds is simply com~ live, and shouldn' come to much hann even If panner only has a iln- gleton. And if partner corrects 10 ~ ~pedes. you have a respectable dummy for playing io spades. Q 5 • l\lelther vulnerable, u South )'OU hold; • J3 l 0 QI o IC 6 J • A Q 10 7.J The biddin& has proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUTH 10 hu l+ l o Pall 1 What action do you take? A · We have a 1neakang admiration (or those °"'ho have the stomach to bid two no INmp w11hou1 a Slopf>Cr ID either major. but I.hat'& a t.nlle nch for our blood. II Kem~ nonnaJ to nWc 10 th(ee dwnond . and lhlll gelS OUT YOle Q 6 • Easl·~I vulnerable.as Soulh yoo hold: •Void ? J l076J AQ 106•114J2 The bidding ha.~ proceeded. NOR11t EASr SOLTH to 2• 1~ Jo Palo\ ! Wlw acllon do you ta.kc~ WF.ST Dbl A • Where has all lhe 1pacle ~ult gone. long time pamng ... II sounch u i( the opponenu have 10 spadeR be1ween !hem, so ii is 1ime 10 bounce 10 five diamonds. Noc so much because you expect 10 make it. but became you want IO do everything in your power 10 ~vcn1 them f'Tom finding their 'J*le fit l8S55 Cll ...... ________ .. ...... ""*le .. .......... 1114M7J 111.m ~ Rollbll ..... Hl11 LOW COST ~~~ : .d Ja ... '1t .• uu ' , . .,..~.,~- -..•• 41' ... ~·~ . ~..; PUBLIC NOTICE The Caltt. Publlc- Utllltlu Com· mllllon REOUIRES 1hal .. UMd holll.- hold goods mowt1 print thelf P.U.C. tit T tumer; lmol and dlaufttr1 print "* T.C.P. runblr lnal~ lfyouhMa~ lion .... --·11y °' • tnoYlf. lino or dll&Mw. cat PUSUC UTIUTlES COMMISION 714-55Ml51 Monday, June 25, 2001 • 9 ' TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE IS20 .,, Blue/Plldlmenl (335131) 138.11115 ~ Benz d 1~~ www.mbzdlrtct.c:oin ...... fA.U ........ ...&OCATIN9 aa1liOMC l&M LIM DftKltOH ......., ..... 675-9~ FIND aAMU'll!l> ft'acbiit..,....•m yoa•re~ lot-wbldar:r you· .......... ............... ...... can't seem to get to all those repair job~ around the house? . . . ' · · · ' ' Doity Pi lci Jaguar Deale·r. in California F o r N e w · & P re ow n e d · Ve h i c I es · r x I ) I I\ I r N ( . I I I I I I ~ / \ l ) I I\ J /\ ( ; l I / \ I\ I ) I I I I I\ I N ( I .. I • ,, -- The Valet May Tip YOu.·. ·~ THE JAGUAR XJR : . . • SUPERCHARGED AJ -V8 ENGINE • TRACTION CONTROL • 370 HP • WIRE MESH GRILLE . • BURL WALNUT TRIM • 18'' PIRELLI TIRES • CONNOLLY LEATHER INTERIOR "4-YEAR/50,0()0-MILE WARRJ\NTY • FACTORY SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE INCLUDED . 1455 South Auto Mall Drive Santa Ana • 55 Freeway at Edinger . \\! \\! \\' . I> l 1 t 1 t • r j , l g t 1 , l r . < < > 1 : l 714.953.4800 I