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Home My WebLink About2001-07-24 - Orange Coast Pilot. . SERVING THE NEWPORT -W.SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON tHE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM . WUllll Don't be ~~. re.ding. Drown~tfin sunscreen. see ,_ 2 1UESDAY, JULY 24, 2001 I Muse~-logkiflg for a change of scenery • Larger space for the collection of the Orange County Museum of Art is needed, officials say. play more of the museum's artwork. The lead- ing contender: a vacant parcel across from the Orange County Pe?forming Arts Center. H the move occurs, lt would bring a muse- um into the county's premier arts compleL cert Hall. The Center will break ground on the concert hall in 2002, and it is expected to open in 2005. The site is one of a dozen that museum offi- cials have looked at for a planned expansion from its current 38,000-square-foot building at 850 San Clemente Drive. PMdOlnton DAILY PR.or •Tue museum bas said yes,· said Roger Kirwan. the Center's cbairman. ·we're excit· ed that they've made the decision to look at the site: Museum officials would not disclose what other sites they are considering. NEWPORT-MESA -The Orange County Museum of Art is looking for new digs. The vacant property is behind South Coast Repertory. The land will also be used for an $85-milli.on music theater and plaza to be called the Rene and Henry Segerstrom Con- Now the museum can only display about 1 % of the artwork it has in the permanent For the past five years, museum manageJS have been searching for a IMger space to dis- ROCK ON SEE MUSEUM PAGE 6 j : • -TWIST 8t SHOUt- Cdef>rotbtg lliru & Swt ' BrandUo Kistler, 10, sings a blues standard as she rehearses for an upcoming show at the Orange County Pair. BrandUo surrounds heneU with keyboards, drums, electric guitar and mlaophones to hone her singing skills. See Page 4. Second single-veliicle crash occms on overpass killed when a red Honda sport util- ity vehicle went airborne and slid down the embankment • Officials say there is no reason why incidents, the first resulting in deaths, happened near the same point on the Corona del Mar Freeway. Though at nearly the same loca- tion, the two acx:idents don't appear aash dajmed two lives just days to be the result c1 a glitch in the earlier. freeway's design at that point. sekl ...,.a1nton OMV~ COSTA MBSA-Thil tline, the aaah wa111't fatal. On Sunday DlOl'iliDg, a driver at motrol d bis wbida while trawling northbound an the Coro- na del Mar Freeway, near Where a Nooe Cl the stx passengers or California Highway Patrol omcier the driver of the 1986 'toyota Prev1a Joann O'Hair. minivan were killed when the vebi-·u you're paying attention and de flipped over the guardrail just · driving the .-limit. it's fine," north ol the Bear Street offramp. O'Halr said "It's ~ cDnd- Tbe saJDe could not be said on dental. Al far u t know tbel9 are Friday, When two c:hUdren were no defects there.• Caltrans spokeswoman Sandy FriedlllMl said she wasn't aware of any road conditions that could have led to the two wrecks. • h far as I know, there's not anything substandard about that roadway,• Priedman said. 1be aash oo Sunday occurred at 6:18 a.m. after driver Jo.e V41qUe'Z, 2', of San Diego mt control of bis vehicle. The van wu traveling in the fast lane at ~ of betweeD 80 and 90 mph. police said. SEE CRASH MGI I QUEmON ARTFUL DODGING? What would be • good location for the Orange Cowtty Mwewn of Art? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to dailypilotO latimes.com. Please spell your name and include your hometown and phone number, for verification purposes only. Edwards close to takeover agreement •Step announced Monday could allow creditors for bankrupt theater company to vote on its sale to new owners soon. Mathis Winkler DAlt.Y PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Inching closer to a takeover of Edwards Theaters Circuit Inc .. lawyers for creditors in the company's bank· ruptcy proceedings announced Monday that they have reecbed a deal with Edwards and Its likely new owners. The company, based in New- port Beach, filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana in September. At the time, Edwards officials cit- ed a public demand for state-of- tbENirt stadium megaplexes and a drop in attendance at older the- aters as the reason for. money problems. In late May, company officials announced Denver billionaire 1 Philip Anschutz and Oaktree Capital Management LLC, a Los Angeles-based capital manage- ment company. would take con- trol of Edwards Theaters and receive 51 % of shares 1n return for a $56-million investment. After a bankruptcy court judge approved the deol Jn late June, Monday's agreement between Edwards officials and creditors now makes the takeover almost final. Anita-Marie Hill. a spokes- woman for Edwards, said the company hoped the judge would apJll'0"8 the latest plan &0metime on MOoday and allow coi:npany offidals to bring it to a vote ot all aediton. In a statement, Irell & Manella LLP, the cil9clitors' law• firm, praised the plan as •vutty s~ri or" to an earlier propoMl. 1be origiDal plan guaranteed • vendors and movie stud.lot between 90% and 100% d d.eb4I ol about $36 million pl\m ~ SEE EDWARDS MGE I ...... TILllACI Surf, sand and some imagination The Daily Pi.lot went to the beach on Balboa Island and asked ldds about their favorite beach activity "Watching people fish. Onetime I saw someone catch a stingray.• ~ ?>.MUOIO, 6 Costa Mesa "Doing junior lifeguards because I'm running around and swimming. I also learn about ocean safety.• .... & PALMQUIST, 10 Newport Beach "I like skim- boarding because it's kind of like snowboarding and I like snowboard· ing.• KOHLMAN VERHEYEN, 10 Newport Be~ "Swimming and making sandc.asttes. I like making sandcastles because I get all sandy.• "Burying myself in the sand because It's hot and it feels good." · -Int. views end photm by a.ye. Aldllr1Dtl Coda Mm H~ and the Downtown Recreation Center are hostftig swim Classes for all ~ and all swimming a ies. Free ~·recreational SWimming will be avelfable at both fac1 throughOUt the summer. Information: (714) 327-7560. •, e ·ups and downs Children from Newport-Mesa learn how to climb rocks at a three-day camp in Huntington Beach Denette Goulet 0All.Y PILOT C b1ldren scaled towering orange walls peppered with strategically placed rocks. They could make the experi- ence as difficult as they chose, but it could only be made so easy. would be," Mard said of the camp, admitting that she had been ner- vous that it might be too difficult Although she found out lt was tough oµ her bands, which began aching after a few hours of the new sport, it was a fun way to break a sweat. Bryan Leipper, the owner of ClimbX and their instructor, assured them that eventually their bands would become accustomed to it. "It's just like gar- dening -you'd have to develop the calluses for it,• he said. · Nothing worth- while comes without . its price, right? Costa Mesa resldellt MMd KhddMIV, 14, shows· the look oC determlDatloll u lbe makes ber way up one of tbe climbing routes. The many return- ing children who bad moved on to learn oth- er climbing craft were a testament to that. AB an extra incen- tive for climbers, one wall has a big clown hom at the top, which •My fingers hurt," said Marci Kirchberg, 1•. of Costa Mesa, as she shook her hands and gri- maced. Before signing up for the three- day rock cllmbing camp offered through both the dty of Costa. Mesa and Newport Beach, but held at ClimbX in Huntington Beach, Mard bad only climbed the rock wall at the fair. ·1rs better than I thought it Ill for ATHLETICS COSTA MESA YOUTH socaR CAMPS Soccer camps conducted by Van- guard University soccer coaches are being held at the campus this sum- mer. The next camp will run Aug. 13-17. The cost is $65 per camper and includes a T-shirt. Campers must bring their own ball to camp. The August session will run evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. Information: (9"9) .f92..a943 GYMNASTICS, DANCE . Gymnastics an~outh dance classes will be oft DOW and in . August at Downtown Reaeation Center. Boys, girls and coed classes are available for students age1 2 to 18. The inltructton will focus on physical strength, flexiblllty, bal- ance and control Information: (71.f) 327-1525. they have the satisfaction of honk- ing before repelling down. It serves well as a goal for chil- dren, Leipper said, and tome adults as well. •1 had a woman come in for her 82nd birthday to do it because she'd seen her grandson do it or something," Leipper said. · One after another, teams of chil· dren worked together to reach that goal. One would climb while the YOUTH KARATE A 10-week karate class for chil- dren 6 to 14 will be offered now through Aug. 28 at Balearic Com- munity Center. Instructor Jacki Long will focus on developing confidence, stamina, self-discipline, agility, physical and mental conditioning, increased energy and self-control. Information: (71.f) 327-7525. PO«TAILE SKATE MRI< Skaters can show off their tricks this summer at the city's new Mobile Skate Park. The new program, to be offered in different locations around Costa Mesa throughout the summer, will provide 1kateboarden and in-line lkaters a portable skate park that bu ramps, rails and fun boxes • Call for a complete ICbedule of days, times and locatiool. Information: (71•) 15'..5158. TENNIS ACTMTIES COila Mela Tennis Center Will offer a number of Ktivitlel tbrough- ...... ~ -·'"•* lbout the Dllt Plot or news• Daily Pilot PHOTOS IV~ FRY I OAlt.Y Pit.OT Cameron Keith. 12, scales a WUI at u Indoor Hantlngton Beach flld.Uty, CllmbX. u part of a l1DDIHI' climbing camp • other acted as bis or her belayer. Then they would switch. The climber has to depend on h1s or her belayer, whom they are tied to, and the belayer has to be responsible for that dlmber. •1t fosters cooperation, commit- ment and teamwork.• Lelpper said •tt'a a place where we're try- ing to develop character develop· ment. They have to accept respon- sibility for their actions and be involved the entire time.• .,.f' For children who have gone to out the summer. Men's and Ladies' Night will be from 7 to 9 p .m. Wednesdays and Thursdays, with matches played in a round-robin doubles fonnat. The fee is $6. Junior tournaments and group, private and semiprivate lessons also will be available. Junior and high school camps are also in full swing .. lnfol'1D4tion: (71•) 557-0211. JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAM A junior golf program for ctill- dren 8 to 1' will be offered at Costa Mesa Goll and Country Club. Instruction on putting, chipping, full swing, rules and etiquette will be offered one hour per week for a four-week session. Regimation is $50, which includes range balls and a shirt. Infcrmation: (714) 5'0-7500, Ext 2. YOUTH SPORTS CAMPS Pour youlb sports CllDpl wm be o&r.s ~the dty DOW and in AUgust. A •mini-hawk• camp will intro:. the camps in the pa.st -and for those who sign up for the camp every week -Leipper goes on to teach them to repel and prusik. Prusik ii a lifesaving technique that cllmbers rarely have to use that allows them to climb up or down their rope in a tough spot. • SOIOOl:S our Is a weekly feature in which O.lly Pflot tekution wrlter Danette Goulet visits a summer c.-np within the Newport-Mell ... and writes D>ut ~ expetiet a . duce children 4 to 7 to various sports, includtng baseball, basket· .ball and soccer. In addition, basket· ball. Oag football and soccer camps are planned for cb.lldren 7 to 14. Each camp will begin at 9 am. weekdays. Registration is srn to $106. lnfonnation: (714) 327-7525. SWIM LESSONS Costa Mesa High and Down· town Reaeation Center is hosting swim classes for all ages and all swimming abilities. Pree open recreational swim· ming will be available at both facil· ities throughout the summer. Information: (714) 327-7560. NEWPORT IUCI ADULT SOCCEJt Three weekru9ht soccer leagues for all levels Of play will be offered from 6:30 to 8 p.m. ~h Aug. 16. Partldpants a.re eir:J)ected to db· play good spommanabtp, team· work and soccer lldlll. SliiDguards must be worn at all um.. Registration ts $75 . 5'm 1"'dlqas•1•• _. indUfll ......... Daily Pilot ' . NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL On the AGENDA · IOll CENTER EIPlllSIOll Oty Council members will vote on the 250,()()().square- foot project one more time. Koll officials hope to build a 1Cktory officer tower and two parking garages at Koll Center's southern tip, near the intersection of Jamboree Road and MacArthur Boule- vard. Leading supporters of Greenlight, the city's new slow49rowth law, have already said they'll oppose _the plan. tf council members approve the expansion, resi- dent's will have to vote on it because it triggeri a Green- light election. WHAT TO E.XPEa. While Councilmen John Hef- fernan and Gary Proctor have voted against the pro- ject, the remaining five council members are likely to secure approval for the expansion. tf that happens, council members will set the election date for Nov. 20. Koll officials have agreed to shoulder the costs of hold- ing a special election. ARROYO PARK DEDICATION Council members will acknowledge the grand open- ing of the city's newest park. Arra,o Pane. At 1411 Bayswa- ter Drive off Bison Avenue, the 9-acre park indudes a lighted softbalf..soccef field, a basketball court picnic areas. walking trails and a state-of- the-art playground. WHAT TO EXPEC'r. Council members won't have to vote on the item. The dedication is scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday. CULTURAL ARTS GRANTS Council members will review the recipients of cul- tural arts grants for the fis- MEET THE COUNCIL cat year 2001-02. The city's arts commls.sioners have rec- ommended recipients, which include the Balboa Perform- ing Arts Theater Foundation ($ 1, 700), the Newport Beach Film Festival ($3,000) and the Newport Harbor Nautl- cal Museum ($1, 125). The arts commission also hopes to get $6,000 for teacher and parent training sessions, art-related lectures, and hands-on art worlcshops for children. While a total of $55,000 is available for local, regional and state arts groups that offer programs to Newport Beach res~nts, . the recommended Qll'ClQ_ts come to S40,000. WHAT TO EXPEC'r. Council members are likely to approve the grants. CITY HALL EXPANSION After council members recently turned down sugges- tions to bring trailers to Gty Hall to deal with space prob- lems, city officials are rq.N rec- ommending a more long-term approach.Council members will discus's fundamental ques- tions such as keeping the city's headquartef's in its current location or moYing elseoNhet-e. They will also review sewral previous plans. including a 12- year-old study that proposed connecting the existing fOur buildings witf1 a central lobby to aeate more space. WHAT TO E>CP£Cr. Council members will discuss the issue during their study session and won't take any action. They could ask city staff to hire a consultant that would asses-s short-term and long-term ~needs at Gty Hall. Gary Adams, Steve Norma Mayor Bromberg · Glover John Heffernan Dennis O'Neil Gary Proctor Tod Ridgeway . ·. l1he race is won •It may have taken longer than he expected, but Newport Beach's new public works director is right where he wants to be. MMhlsW1nlder DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH Barely a week into his new job as Newport Beach's pub- lic works director, Stephen Badwn bas already made some drastic changes. He's moved the desk in his office so his back faces the window and put up a couple of car tace posters. Gone is his predecessor's hat stand - Don Webb kept about 20 specimens at City Hall from his 200-plus hat collection. "I'm not really a hat guy,• Bad um said, as virtual sea gulls chirped from the speakers on bis computer. "I just have to evolve my own little quirks.• A sell-confessed ·car guy," Badum is probably going to atiss the 15-mile drive along Coast Highway from his Lido Sands home to Seal Beach, where he worked as public works director unW recently. But when Badum talks about his new job, it becomes dear that he doesn't mind liv- ing within walla.ng distance of his office. "I've ne ver wanted a job more than this one," said Badum, 44. He's wanted it for about 13 years. In 1988, after stints with Cal- trans and a private e ngineering firm, the New York native inter- viewed for an engineer's posi- tion with the department. Ben Nolan, who was public works director at the time. asked Badum what he expected to do five years later. "I expect to have your job," Bad um remembered telling Nolan. It took a little longer than that, but Badum began work- ing toward his goal soon after he took the job in Newport Beach. He enrolled in a master's program for public adminis- tration at Cal State Long Beach and attended night classes to prepare himseU for his dream job. "My wife sacrificed a lot." he said, adding that the cou- ple's 10-year-old twins, Stephanie and Tom, were born around the same time. His education taken care off, Badum also decided to gain leadership experience elsewhere. In 1995, be became Seal Beach's public works director but kept in touch with New- port Beach folks to stay on their radar screen. "l was always bugging Don [Webbj," he said. "I'd say to him, 'When are you going to retire?"' Now that he's back, Bad- um said he's planning to build on relationships at City Hall and elsewhere in town that Annual SAVINGS OF 30% -70% from our colle.ctions of: ZANELLA • IKE BEHAR BOBBY JONES• CUTTER & BUCK CORBIN • REYN SPOONER BARRY BRlCKEN • AXIS RISCATTO • JOHNNIE WALKER • MEZLAN GREG FllV I OAILV f1-0T Stephen Badum ls Newport's new public works director. he's developed over the J>ilSl 15 years. He added that he hopes to find a middle ground between the management styles of his two immediate predecessors, with Nolan more "hands off" and Webb, ·who communi- cated more with staff and was more hands on.• He's also ready to start an aggressive capital improve- ment projects program. which includes the renovation or Bal- boa Village, the Bonita Canyon sports park, the rehabilitation of the city's piers and the Mariner's Mile village project. Badum said he'll face some tough challenges m the coming year. Revitalizing Newport Beach's older parts without losing their character. "those are the real cballenges, ~ he said. "The last thlng you want to do is a project that wipes the slate dean." lam • Bacbelor ol Alta Degree bl ... ._, ~.,,. Mlnlstry or~ 1n1........-. SystetM at Vanguard Unhenlty's School fw Prolaalonal Studies. /Nslgm . .J for worltlng professionals. our dt!grett progrums let you lteep )"'OUr life In order and>"""' C#rft!'I" on true• • Auend class just one (light a week in Costa Mesa.. San jU211 Capistrano or Cu~er City • Finish your degree in as linJe as 18-22 month!> • Collaborative teaching -participatory learning Myles In a seminar setting • General education courses also avallable • Vanguard University i.s regionally accredited by the Western A.ssociation of Schools and Coll~ • Federal financial aid avallablc FINAL MARKDOWNS • SHORT SLEEVE KNITS • ASSORTED TIES '. • ASSOITEO WOVEN SPORTS SHIRTS • HAWAIIAN PRINT SPOITS SRlm • ASSOITBD SWEATEIS • ou;s SJ.Aces • SPOITI COATS • PoUl CelNo SU.CU. 'lew•Q •••••• FROM $911 FROM $911 FROM $1~ flOM $1~ FIOM $291' Floai $5911 PaoMS9911 . .... $191' • 7F 0 -,.m, Jo Ktnler on h• daught•~ BrandlJo Kistler, who wlll sing It the fair tonight TWIST & SHOUT - Celebrating ·citrus & Sun i 4 .Tuesday, July 24, 2001 DAY 12 DON l£ACH I DAILY PILOT BrandUo Kistler may be only 10, but she sound.I Uke a seasoned pro. She likes to ling emotional blues songs. A power l perf oriilance Costa Mesa girl ·has a big voice, which she,ll be showing off tonight at the fair Jennffw Kho DAILY PILOT U nexpected sounds come out of 10- year-old Brand.Uo KisUer's mouth all the time. Kistler, a Costa Mesa resident who performs around the community three or four times a week in the summer, sings the blues in a deep, full voice that regularly surprises adults. 11She has a growl and a very big voice that you never bear in 10-year-olds, • said KisUer's. mother, lami Jo. •When she sings, it's so big and so powerful, and I just know she feels it. The crowd 1S always saying, 'Look at that big voice coming out of that little girl!'• When she's not having singing, dancing, gui- tar and piano lessons, Brandi.Jo is keeping busy this summer performing at numerous locations, including niangle Square, El Torlto and at the Costa Mesa Market Place, where she and a friend, 12-year-old Evan Saucedo, will perform a show called •Bubble Gum" in August. She's won a pilot episode of the •Gong Show," with Tom Arnold, and performed with B-Real, a member of the rap group Cypress Hill, on a local television news program. But right now, she's looking forward to her next performance at 5 p.m. today on the Meadows Stage at the Orange County Pair. •rm going to be singing dose by, so every- one I know can COIJle and see me,• said Brandi!o, smiling. •1 like people to watch me sing, and I like to see people enjoying me. I like to make people cry.• ~ Brand.Uc said it has always been her dream to be a singer. •Whenever I sing, I know it is what I want to do,• she said. "I sing every day. I love to sing for other people, to sing for myself and to sing for God. I like getting into a song. When I sing, I feel like I 8JtJ. in the song.• She began singing when she was 4, but Brand.Uo said she didn't decide she wanted to be a singer until she was 6. Her love of blues didn't hit her until one of her mom's friends introduced her to Etta James. "I just loved Etta James the minute I saw her," BrandiJo said. •1 had never heard blues before, and I just started liking it. I also like pop, which is piore bopplty, but with blues you can just feel it better. I can't imagine ever not wanting to sing." When Tami Jo Kistler heard her daughter sing "Fame,• a song she learned when she was 6, she knew she could make it as a singer but has never forced her in that direction. "I used to sing at weddings, and she could kick my butt," <She said. •she sang and I saw the reaction. You could see her whole body ·went into it. and I knew she was meant to sing. My mother also used to sing. Brandi.Jo's voice is deeper than mine and my mother's voice was even deeper. When I listen to Brandi.Jo siIJ,g, it reminds me of my mother.• Chris 5a\1Cedo, Evan Saucedo's mother, said BrandiJo's voice is remarkable. "When she sings, you can see the true joy . she has in singing," she said. "Pure joy just comes out in her voice.• IAIGAINo/ theDAY ~:"'~ tin c-ers In~ ... of delignl for .. for I l9t of four, ••1•Atr,m • b.lnd In the C.ml- Vll of Products bulldlng, makes tMmfor~ holiday. occ~ tion or hobby. Doily Pilot DISH of theDAY No need for a scale, the Ten PowMI .., Is a weighty dish. It's freshly baked sour- dough topped with cheese and garlic for $4.75, while one of the deluxe models weighs in at SS, decorated with pepperoni or tomato and onion, 1 variety of meat for meat lovers or barbecue chicken. The Ten Pound Bun stand is on Centennial Way. EVENT of the DAY -It's an art that never goes out of style. 5" That Juggltng Guy, Brad French, daz- zle crowds at the Sun Stage at 1, 2, 3 and4 p.m. Creatiwe impuISes Wannabe Thomas Alva Edisons show off their brilliant shortcuts at the f air,s Invention Convention Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT F or years. , Brian Cizek would set his water bottle on the dirty gym ,Ooor, out of euy reach wht18 he worked out oa the StairMuter. \Vb't other option did he havei He would ltop mid-workout, bend down and nltrteve the water bottle. "Plul, putting it on the tloor where peopJie are an sweating, it't kind of grody,,, be said. Ped up, be went home one day and twisted a metal coet banger mto the first Aqua Hook. •1 dld'i& jult for me," he Mid. But wlwD tt worked, be began the '1Pl'QIC. 0 • ·ot pidet1IDg And manutactui'· .. into one of the boots. Then there is the Bugstik -a device that allows for the capture of bugs at more than an atm1 length. Once the creepy crawlen are suc:kecl into the Bugstik, they can be killed or set free. But the Invention Convention ii more than. just a tent full ol fl.in new products. It also teeclMI potential inventors how to get ttarted and to develop an inventlaa. The Inventor Mentor outliDal a MV· en-ttep procen for turning an idea into a product. ' Pint, potential lnvenllOn .. inltructecl to date ........ Nat. tMy are tD lllldl for tbiir prod_uct m the wlllJI ae to .. I a ~.., ..... mr. ... .. build •• ............... Olblllttt .. . . - Dally Pilot 0111111 ' COUITY FAii SC II DU LE OF EVENTS TODAY • Fe1r howl: Noon to midnight • ftllr locatlon: Orange Coun- ty Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa • Pmtdltg: SS. Buses park free. • Tldcets: $7 for ages 13 to 54, $6 seniors 55 and older and $3 for children 6 to 12. Children 5 and younger get In free. • Spedet A food drive will take p&ace from noon to 5 p.m today. ff'ee admission for those ....+lo bring fiYe camed foods. Food win 6e donated to 1he Shate Qwseh.tes Food Bank for distribu- tion to local need'f families. Offer valid for all ages at all gates. •Wllnl ~w;llttwiMll:AS10 wristband IS good for 10 rides of 'f'XX choic:e. Wristbands are sold until 8 p.m. and are good for rides In the major and kiddie midways. Valid for all ages. Wrist- bands are not transferable and do not include gate admission. •Information: (714) 708-1928 or http://www.ocfalr.com II.I.DAY • ,.....,dbom nmels -live- stock Area/Maternity Bam • Oxen, Angorll .,.a. br•dlng lheep, la.ma Industry mtd sheep lndm- try -Livestock Area • SrMll .wn.ls -Livestock Area/Small Animal Tent • Crops ..t Mlmals -Cen- tennial Farm • er.,. crate W.I dJsplay -Collectjons BUiiding • o.a. Ellmhiwdt trtbut9 - Collections Building • FrM llrts ..t cnrfts -Kids Park ......... eo..,ty Wood- . wartl ..... Small Salle $qUedl'on ..... c.llfomla c.rv.rs Gutld -Home & Hobbles Stage • Woodwortten 8"d China . . -TWIST & SHOUT- c~, Clint• .t SU "'"'9n •••wtratlae• -Visual Arts Building IOOI • Unw Light DMcl '-" -Kids Park • Clown Plltrol (until 8 p.m.) -~alnGate 1UOP& •Oxen'""'~ -Uvestock Arena • Ow11e K9ellng, ..... blower -Crafters Village • Biiiy Erkbon. COWltry mmlc -Sun Stage • Miiin Street DlxlelMd Jazz 1-.d -Grounds ,, ... • c.ncty Apple aaggen - Her~Stage REO Speedwagon wW play at 8 p.m. today In Arling- ton Theater at the Orange County Fair. The concert 11 free with lair admlsslon. Reserved seats are $10. • Minute MM Youth e..MI -Meadows Stage • Lime Time P...c:hute pmes -Kids P~rk • Cnrft demonstl•~ - Home & Hobbies Stage • Brad French. juggler -Sun Stage • Pk.asso's Place Art c.nw -Kids Park. • Fr ... lhwston,, magician -Grounds • Maw.en W. Puppet (until 6 p.m.) -Grounds • All Alaskan Racing Pigs - Newport Arena hJOP& • u.,,. Industry pnsenta. tion -Livestock Arena • Ceramics demoiwbetion -Crafters Village • Miid Sdence -Mad Sci- ence Theatre • Biiiy Eridcton, muntry ""8k -Sun Stage • Main Stntet Dhdeland Jazz ..,..-Grounds • R....el llrothers CralS - Green Gate • Onnge County Wood- workers demotastntion - Home & Hobbies Stage • Bred Frend\. juggler - Sun Stage • D'avellng Glime Show (until 7 p.m.) -Grounds 2sJOP.& • Sheep Industry presenta- tion -Livestock Arena • Biiiy Erldcson, country musk -Sun Stage • Cif"Ht American Petting Zoo and Education Show - Green Gate Petting Zoo • Frank Thurston, magician -Grounds JP& • candy Apple Cloggers - Heritage Stage • Hart Aademy of Dane. - Meadows Stage • Something Special -Cele- bration Stage (Youth Building) • Mlldng demoosbetion - Millennium Barn 2 P& • er.,. County Fair Cira.es • w.nc11t•s Danc:ie Studio -Fwt ~ -Kids Park Heritage Stage • Main StrMt Dixieland Jazz • Boot Stompet's -Mead-e..MI -Grounds ows Stage •Bred Frend\. juggler - • Something Spec:gl -Cele-Grounds bration Stage (Youth Building) · • All Alaskan Racing Pigs- • lWlltin• Hula Hoops -Kids Newport Arena Park Stage • Jonathan Wiid, country ~Dunham music -Sun Stage 3:30P.& • Uama Industry presenta- tion -livestock Arena e Cooking wfth Jan 1UMo1a--..-,...-11 -Home & Hobbies Stage • Charlie Kffling. .-1.u- blower -Craft4trs Village • Mad Scienc:9 -Mad Sci- ence Theatre • Steve Lord, slngerJvul- tarist -Sun Stage • Frank 1hwston. magiden -Grounds • • Doggies of the Wiid West -Newport Arena ,, ... • Wanda's Oancie Studio - Heritage Stage • Shirts Ir Skirts Square Dancers -Meadows Stage • Malgkal Wortd of Uhde Nldl -Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • Main Street Dixieland Jazz Band -Grounds • Jonathan Wild,, country musk -Sun Stage • Bred french. juggler - Grounds • Orange County Fair CiralS ~ Revue -Kids Park • Watter Colvin. pianist (until 9 p.m.) -Courtyard Stage C·' f A1.t#IU", IT'S TIME FOR ... 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Arr~ent postponed .for man arrested in Costa Mesa 1be amJgnment of a man arrested last week by Costa Mesa police and suspected in six murders and several high-profile jewelry store ai.mes was postponed Monday until Aug.9. Anh The Duong, 26, of Costa Mesa was taken into custody while playing basketball at the 24 Hour Fitness on Anton Boulevard oo July 16. Duong, who appeared on "~1s Most Wanted' in April 2000, ls aa:uied of shooting four people to death at Tbe Jnteme· tiooal Cub in El Moote oo May 6, 199&. ~ In San Jo&e, Duong ii wanted cm ..pc:k>O ol mUider, attempted murder and JObbery. He a1io is accused of a 1998 robbery bond· dde involving a computer stcn in Premont Newport Beach and· COit.a Melll poHat also are tnv~ whether DuGng bad any part in lW(; -prdl)e jewelly stme incidents in the put year: a Septamber rob- bery at 'Jbrneau Watch Co. In South ea.st Plaza and a January attempt at ~I Jewelers at Fashion Island that ended to a bail of bullets. ••u•-••••••••uuun•••••••••••••••u••••H••"-"•#••-••• ... •••••••••••••-..-•onoMo•...,••,..,..,,, ..... ,,M,.. .... ••-••••..,..,.•-•-••••••••nuoH•-•HoM•oHWo•u----•t•-• ... ••-~ POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Hamllton Street: A home burglary was reported in the 400 block at 12:04 a.m. Sunday. • Petenon Place: Vandal- ism was reported in the 2700 block at 7:55 a.m. Sunday. • Palr Drive: A vehicle bur· glaJy was reported in the , 400 block at 10:06 a.m. Sunday. • Falr Drive: A grand theft was reported in the 100 block at 7:57 p.m. Sunday. • Petenon Place: Lewd conduct was reported in the 2700 block at 8:25 p .m. Sunday. • Fa,trvlew Road: An auto theft was reported in the 3300 block at 11 :19 p.m. Sunday. NEWPORT BEAOt • Tustln Avenue: A jewelry theft was reported in the 2200 block at 11:12 a .m. Friday. More than $3,000 in rings and necklaces, includ· ing two strings of pearls, were stolen from a master bedroom cabinet. • Newport Pier: A roll of counterfeit money was found in the sand at 2:06 p.m. Friday. • MacArthur Boulevard: A petty theft was reported in Headline Concert Series Arlington Theater, 8 PM Nightly Free With Fair "Admission I Hall & Oates • Wed. July 25 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy • Thur. July 26 John Berry, Suzy Bogguss, Billy Dean Fri. July 27 Howie Mandel · Sat July 28 Lee Greenwood • Sun. July 29 the 4500 block at 5:30 p.m. Friday. The front license plate was stolen from a rental car. • Via Udo: A grand theft was reported in the 3400 block at 10 a.m. Saturday. About $10,oop was stolen from a table at the location. • Fernando Street A grand theft was reported in the 300 block at 12:20 p.m. Sat- urday. About $500 was stolen from a home. • Newport Boulevard: A lost money clip was report· ed in the 2300 block at 2 p.m. Saturday. A 23-year- old man reported losing $15 and a driver's license at Woody's Wharf. Friday, July 17 kda1 carnival we• SavifttSl S 10 wrtsU>and tor purchase a i your cho\ce. . \ o rtdes 01 thrO~ rrtdays. Ofter goc>d iu~~~M, valid until On sale un m\dnight. Twist •n• Sllout MLL RIDIRS ILOW OUT IPM • Grandstand~ ·------··· --· --~ Grandstand Arena Thrills Free With Fair Admluionl Twist 'n' Sbout Bull Riden Blow Out Fri. Juty 27, 8 PM; Sat July 28, 4 & 8 PM; Sun. July 29, 6 PM . OllTUUY Philip Palencar Philip Palencar, a Costa Mesa resident, died of can· cer July 16. He was 52. Mr. Palencar worked as a computer consultant. He ls survived by wife Sharon, sons Stephen and Michael, EDWARDS CONTINUED FROM 1 Under the new agree- ment, creditors can either get a cash payment of 90% of their claim or recoup t 00% under an installment plan. Lawyers involved in the case could not be reached for comment Monday. Edwards has also agreed to repay debts to banks of about $215 million plus interest. Once the takeover occurs, the Edwards family, which has owned the company for VERDICT CONTINUED FROM 1 My mother was a woman of limitless patience. How- ever, had she been placed in Mrs. Frasier's position I am sure she would have been whacking youngsters right and left. Somehow, Mrs. Frasier not only sur· vived, she seemed to thrive on the bedlam. One time, by reason of some inexcusable bureau- cratic mistake, Mrs. Frasier was assigned for a day to the Balboa branch of the library. All this silence. Finally, when the poor lady was about to have a ner- vous collapse from all that quiet, they took mercy on her and sent her back to her noise machine. MUSEUM CONTINUED FROM 1 collection, or about 200 of almost 7 ,000, said museum Daily Pilot motberMa.ry. brother Joseph and sister Mia R<>Mmary. A private family memorial semce has been planned. more than seven decades, will hold preferred stock and 49% of the shares. At that time, a new seven- member board of directors, composed of W. James Edwards m, the company's current chief executive, and individuals designated by Anschutz and Oaktree, will assume control. Company officials have said the reorganized compa- ny could emerge from bank- ruptcy · pro~tion by Octo- ber. • MATHIS ...aa covers New- port Beach. He may be rNChed at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at ma this. winklerOlatJmes.com. When the present Corona del Mar branch was built and the little school library closed, Mrs. Frasier some- how managed to make the transition and adjust to the lack of noise. The puzzling thing is, there is no record of this wonderful woman. There's nothing at the library, no plaque or any- thing, and none of the librarians I have spoken to remember her. I'm sure, though, there are hundreds of former students who, even if they don't rem~r Mrs. Frasier by name, remember the little library at the Corona del Mar Ele- mentary School a.n<;l this calm figure 1n the center of it. • ~ GNIDNIR Is a Corooa del Mar resident 1nd • former judge. His colufm runs Tuesdays. director Naomi Vine. Many of the works from the collec- tion -paintings, sculpture, photographs and othe r works ranging from 1850 to the present day -a re m storage. . The museum also needs more space for offices and work areas, Vine said. Before a final agreement ls reached, the museum brass must dedde if the site is large enough, whether the zoning can be changed and if they can afford it, Kirwan said. Vine emphasized that no arrangement bas been reached. •it's certainly an exciting site, but it's not the only site,• Vme said. •No decision bas been made: CONTINUED FROM 1 Doily Pilot f:latnng no truffle with • mooing cows I 've been going to the Orange County Fair since I was 3 months old, but I never got to drive my own car around inside the fair- grounds until this month. My younger daughter entered her Kahlua truffles into competition, and I delivered the finished product. As luck would have it, she was the divi- sion winner, upholding the family tradition of tak- ing home the prize. lo the late 1940s, my father decided that he wanted a ranch 'and went to Buena Park to complete his mission. A ranch needs a cow, so my older sister got one and was part of the Future Farmers of America as their sweetheart -girls couldn't be future farm- Gay Geiser- Sondovol EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING ers in those days. Her first cow, Nan- cy, followed her around like a well- bebaved dog, so she took sweep- stakes in the showmanship division on her first try. By the time I was born, we had a small collection of cows that all loved to go to the fair. No cow wanted to be left behind, whether it was her tum to be shown or not. So, my fami- ly bad to get special permission to take the extras along so they wouldn't break out of their pen at home and try to get to the fair on their own. There were some wild nights when the family came back from the fair all the way out in Costa Mesa to search for the cows that were on their own •incredible journey• to the fair. They knew it was fair time because the family was engaged in preening the cows, which consisted of shampooing them, brushing their coats, braiding their tails, shining up the udder and sanding and waxing their horns and hooves. One time, my grandma put too much bluing in the rinse water and the cows were blue for a few days. There weren't many city folks in Orange County in those days, but those who came to the fair had a fair degree of misconceptions about cows. 1bey thought bovines with horns were automatically bulls. So, when I was placed on some big, homed heifers to take a nap as a toddler, someone would shout in tenor that 1 was about to be killed by the bulls. Even the bull we had was nice to me. Only the sheep and the parrot picked me for their terrorist tactics. Buttons, the sheep, was more or less quiet about her evil ways, but the parrot would roar with laughter every time she trapped me. Neither of them got to go to tbe fair. When I was 3, 1 was too young to show my cow myself, but Gay Ann (I named her after me) won a blue rib- bOn with tny sister's help. When I got older, I won blue ribbons for my aewtng entries and my newspaper Morles about our 4·H club. Bach yMr, e would show off our goide dog in "'Jnlng at the f4lr. I don't remember · tbi fair being too big then. It WU malnly a compOiUon of hmMjgwt• ~items that were tbere ff6', tM IMdgbbon to ......... " you Md liv.tock. '°" could ...,. neat eo tb8ID In tbe ltaDI. OM "'*of tbe ...... for .... PDhn • Pir.n.. of Awrrk:a lddr' lvMtDck, -tbe llirllt week .. for, ..... Tbe !11.:-6' .... etrJf loCll ... .... .......... .... lf0'8P 8Dld com cm ._cab b a , .... ...,..~li!iB·M·1-~l n;tol~ ,.., 2 , ... •ear...... .,.. ~ ~W.1 ....... MAILllG RentlJl,g cove cottages sounds like dream This is regarding Thny Dodero's column on Crystal Cove (•Pinally, it's time to start mnk;ing those Crystal Cove reservations,• July 9. It and he makes me sick. 1 hap- pen to be one of those •cottage dwellers." Our •cottage• was orig- inally purchased by my aunt in the 1940s. At that time, anyone could have purchased a cottage. I bet if your family bad bought one, you would be talking out of the other side of your mouth right now. I have pictures of me, my cbildrena.ndmygrandsonas newborns on the Cove's beautiful beach. I highly resent his acting as if we were squatters. We paid plenty to be able to enjoy what bad been in our family for generations. The state received about $550,000 per year rent from the ocwe •squat- ters,• which pak1 the property tax- es. We, as •squatters,• also main- tained the cove's roads, grounds and houses until the state put so many restrictions on us maintain- ing our cottages, it almost made it impossible to do anything. Who does be think is going to start paying the taxes and mainte- nance now? By the way, since the state bought the land, the public has had access to the beach. The state even made a new parking lot for those who wish to visit the cove. If he thinks for one minute that the state is going to rent out tbe cottage for as little as $100 per night he must be dreaming. The state already had six cottages that they boarded up and never main- tained. What makeS him think they will try to maint.ain all 46 cot- tages now, or even a few for that matter? That will never happen. Dodero wants a •camp- ground?" That's a laugh. U the state wanted to make a camp- ground. then why didn't they make one on the bluff, whee they have a day-use-only c.amp now. There is a lot of room there - even for motor homes -and easy access to the beach. Don't bold your breath when it comes to having •your turn• to stay there. Dodero will be too old to enjoy anything by then. By the way, why did it take him eight years to go back and look at that beauWul place we called par- adise? MIWE MCDONAlD Crystal Cove ~Dn 'I I I I I I j ..... •PmmHED 'People are like "Oh, camJes this, carnJes that,• but ll'a 'nke, what do you know about carnies? We mold them to be good people and good dUzens. We teach them the value ol 111e, spending time together and working.' _...,.. ~ ~apntes• dstgame .t dle Cringe CDw1tY F~ on people's ,,.._cepdoi 11 lbout amlval n filr wor'-5 n how n does hlr bet to raise hlr cttiwi we11 Tuetdoy, July 24, 2001 7 SEAN HIUEfl I OAlY PILOT Members of Patrlda Donahue's family enjoy Fourth of July at their former cottage at Crystal Co"Ve. New general plan should come first There is a simplE:, quick and inexpensive method of avoiding Bryon de Arak.al's prospective (Between the Llnes, •failure to yield foreshadows nasty Koll- Greenlight pileup,• July 18). The solution is for the Qty Council to deny or postpone the pending Koll application until the voters have approved the city's new general plan, now making rapid steps toward completion. This would avoid the expense and inconvenience of a Greenligbt eledion, the controversy swround- ing it and a possible legal chal- lenge. It would seem that any politi- cian sensitive to residents' con- cerns, and with confidence in the system. would never let a devel- oper expand its current entitle- ments by 15 times. Koll should not be permitted to add t,700 cars per day, in perpetuity, to Newport Beach traffic unW its plans comply with the standards of the new general plan. Currently. two council mem- ben;, John Heffernan and Gary Proctor, have supported this posi- tion. Cotmdlman Steve Bromberg bas stated the voters should make the decision on this project. Four council memben; have approved the project as meritorious. The cmmcil will make a finaJ vote [today). Residents may wish to follow this vote closely. 1Wo c:ouncil mem- bers, Gary Adams and Tod Ridge- way, are up for reelection. What better opportunity could there be for determining who they truly represent than this vote? Despite the Greenlight mandate, is it still business as usual at City Hall? However, deferring approval of the Koll project would not be a pro-Greenlight vote. It would instead be a vote for the system, allowing the project to be subject to new land planning rules to which all should adhere. GEORGE J. JEFFRIES Corona del Mar Steel criminal case should be thrown out This is regarding •Judge tosses out Steel civil case• (July 12). Judge Tilierry Patrick Colaw should be commended for his wise decision lo throwing out the civil lawsuit against Costa Mesa Coun- cilman Chris Steel made by resi- dent Michael Szkaradek. This is the type of frivolous, abu- sive and vindictive lawsuit that wastes taxpayer money, ties up and dogs the courts from more impor- tant issues and wastes the time and money of the defendant. Steel. • Regarding resident Richard Noack signing for his wife, this is hardly a heinous crime against mankind. If this is a punishable offense then there is hardly a mar- ried man or woman alive in Costa Mesa or Newport Beach that has not committed a felony and we all could discuss this matter while in jail together. The right of man and wife to be recognized as one is one of our few remaining liberties. • ~egarding Steel signing for a legally blind woman. we should all thank him for his sensitivity. If everyone looked out for the blind and disabled, that would make us c:ollectively an even better com- munity. Steel should be praised not burted. • Regarding the plaintiff, at least he bas agreed not to appeal. Thank you for a small favor. Although Steel still faces crimi- nal charges. the .burden of poof' wiD be much higher than in the civ- il trial. If tried. Steel would a.boost certainly prevail. The Orange County district attorney would do a.boost everyone a favor and save ·we the peop&e" money, time and aggravation by justly droppng ttm case. Enough already. MIOtAEl A. Gl.UfO( Newport Beach Lay off those helpful Greenlight volunteers Robert V. Barnes Jr. COMMUNln COMMENTARY T his ls regarding Byron de Arakal's col- umn (Between the Unes, •Failure to yield foreshadows nasty Koll-Greenlight pileup,• Wednesday), which I read with gieat intel:elt While you make some salient points, and appear to come down solidly on the side of the good folks ot the Greeolight Committee, your judgment that they should have beeD more involved in the approval pooess with the City Cound1 misses tbe point by a very lmge mar· gin. ;.. the~ Newport Beecb voters are aware, the t Initiative grew out ol the fruitratiom with the Oty Coundl giving a per- manent A)' to our t.'ity to develop8rs who have DiO oomr1eace about ruining our beMitlful dty. 1be Qty c.oundl ii a group ol poltkiirw who campaignad. b their oftkm and. tbrougb 111lllPOll11181 the democratic process, are committed to the •wtll of their constituents• for which they are paid. Greenligbt was to have alerted them to the fad we do not believe they're serving us, but are instead serving the developers. Cvil servants and elected otficials of Newport Beach should have gotten the point by now. Gn!enlight spokesman Phil Arst and the Greenlight Committee are all volunteers, giv- ing countless hows of their time to be of ser- vice to our community. By the vote last November, lt is obvious they're doing a very good job of that Nowhere that I've read does it state the Greenlight Com- mittee is requimd to be a contibuous, ongoing pa.rt ot the plann1ng or execution of the dty plan. It is the fault of the insolent Oty Council that, egam. Gleenlighl committee members, well~ by Arst. must 5tep forward and~ cowitJea more hours ol volunteer time to eierclre the will ot the dtizleol ot our ~ merit; If any. does the Koll ploject award Newport Beach? Even if Koll peid the entire cost of making the Jamboiee Road and MacArthur Bou1evani intersection -a, free- way-like interchange -it does not. In any way, mitigate the added pollution. ncise and stress on those of us traveling through then!. The revenue gene.rated to the dty by ot6oe buBdiDgs rarely, if ever, cove.rs the costs ot 9el'- vkm the dty must provide. The citiZlem ot Newport Beach have every democratic right t.o limit and CODtrol development in ow dty. During our next dty election. we can beglrl repJadng the Qty Council with members who rep eaent our d!k>em rather than the develop- en.. Then the folks cl Greeoligbt can tab a breather. Until then. I hope they remain dill· geol Pleue continue to M!!l8 the deveJopmnl *· uadOn for what it is. but let'a be fair to the vob unteen. Tu.day, My 24, 2001 DON LEACH I DALY Pl.OT Kriltlaa ffelmstlledt Nlurm a lbot ID 12 .. &Jld-under action en route to a flnt-roand vlctol')'. Fireworb atWm;.hy· the Shore Top-seeded players ge~ into the competition today. Tony Altlobefll 0All.Y Plt.oT NEWPORT BEACH-The Balboa Bay O ub Junior Tennis Classic is in full swing, so to speak. with seeded players kicking oft play today at the BBC's Racquet Club. On the local front, second-seeded Charlie Alvarado of Costa Mesa will take on Coto de C.ua's Mika DeCoster today at 2 p.m. in Boys 10 Singles action. Third-seeded Charlie Corum of Costa Mesa will play at 11 a .m . against Laguna Niguel's Taylor Stephan, while Newport Beach's Daron Arnold advanced to today's Round of 16 and will play Dove Canyon's Kyle Kager at 2 p.m. In the Boys 12 Singles division, second-seeded Ryan Cougbren will take on Lake Forest's Travis McClellan, while Newport Beach's Andrew Singer will go up against Christopher Russell of Palos Verdes. Both matches begin at 3:30. Third-seeded Jake Fleming and sixth-seeded FabJan Matthews, both d Newport Beach, will play In seoond- round action at 2 p.m. today, while unranked locals Jonathan Kroopf (2 p .m.), Sean Pham (2 p.m .) and Nicholas Gingold (2 p.m.) will also kick off play today. In a battle of locals, Newport Beach's Tyler Deck defeated Costa Mesa's Andrew Hinger in Boys 16 singles action and will play Corona del Mar's Biennan Roberts tonight at 6:30. CdM's Shaun Maguire (11 a.m.), Newport Beach's Isse1 Sa1da (5 p.m.) and Bryan Warsaw (6:30) will also be competing in second-round action. On the girls side, second-seeded Brittany Holland from Corona del Mar duek lagunll Niguel's Bdanna Oodiyas at 11 a.m., in Girls 18 singles, while Newport Beach's C8rmeo Khoury (11 a.m.), Costa Mesa's Kelly Nellon (5 p.m.). Newpcxt Beach's 8rtUany Minna (11 a.m.) and Costa Mesa'• Megan Hawkins (12:30 p.m.) will also take to the court in Round of 16 action. In Girls 16 singles, Newport Beach's Amber Ray will take oo fellow local Vanessa Dunlap to leCXJDd..round action today at 12:30 p.m. A1Jo at 12:30, Newport Beach's A.nianda Rubenstein will take on Yorba Unda'I Janet Jenq and Colt.a Mesa's Krtsta Mcintosh will go up agalmt JohanM Pblllipl ol Huntington Beach. Al 3:30, Newpolt'I Diana Khoury and Juliette Mutlb will do battle, while Newport Btacb'• Boanle Adami (8 a.m.) will lllo ~te in today'• adlon. o.oDadelMer'IKde ~ 8dw.-acad to today'l;jle(xmd-round ac:aaa wldl e win OYS ~ lfUllD9 ID (1111 14 llnglel actioli. Newport ........... CJeiadl (lam.). C.ty ~(I a.a). JadyD ~ (8 ...,. 'Dia '•=Pl (I a&), K.na !':C¢'' ~ -:--~ ,=r.: ,_. ... ..,.....,. ~.1r.;-.;•;li:lilll~---... • lu =•= ~-, .... ..., 'i... ~-::,·.~ m -Xrt:l°PI' .... ..., .. DON LEACH I OAILY'Pl.OT Denlle Woodard takes her shots at the Tea Cup Cluslc cb•mptonshlp for the fifth straight year on Prtday. MESA VERDE'S Denise · Mesa Verde CC .champion juggling business, family and golf. Rk:hMIDunn OA&.Y Pit.or O wning the club championship bu its perks, whether you're invited to exclusive golf tournaments or award~ a specially marked parking space at the club. For Denise Woodard ot Mesa Verde Country Club, staying close to par means grtndtng not on the golf · course but behind the CQunter at M.aU Boxes Etc. tn Costa Mesa. wbk:h, if it played in a Tea Cup Clauicfor mailbox stores, would win easily. "We've gone to No. 1 in Orange County in mail boxes and No. 1 tn Orange County 1n ab.lpptng, • said a proud Woodard, who OWDI the seecLalty store, wblcb she opened on Aug. 8, 1997, one week after the lnaugural Tea Cup CJ&mc. "I'm so busy,• Woodard added. "The store's growing futer than I can handle." Woc:>ciardf who bU ~to play a llttJe more golf tbla year delpb bel'en~ succea, hu achieved b9tter ICONl .in 2001 and lowered -banctimp fnlm 9 to 4. ·0o0't ...... bow tbllt happened,. WoOderd quipped. "lt'I jU9tJUcky." 1be ~Of tbe.,...... Mall Boal Etc. In o-.ge OMildlf, ........ only grandmother and ,-----------, golf game to join the full-time working woman ·CUP women's dub at Mesa in tea Cup Cassie V, Verde, Woodard this year Woodard captured her finished ahead of Sue Jane sixth straight Mf'S8 Verde Chi, Natalie King and title this year, carding a Debbie Brown in the Mesa 77-78-77-83-315 and Verde w~'s club winning by 27 shots, championship. believed to be the largest In addition, Woodard margin of victory in club tied K'lng for Mesa Verde's history for women. all-time lead in club titles Led byWoodaxd's big with six. King, who won biumpb at Mesa Verde, CLASSIC titles from. 1982 to '95, the four Tua Cup continues tp be one of participants enjoyed an ..__ _____ ___, Mesa Verde's top players. average margin of victory this year at Woodard improved her four-round their respedive clubs by 2'.25 strokes. total by 20 strokes from last year And. on Friday in Tea Cup Oassic (335) to tb1s year. l V at Newport Beach Coun1ry Oub at Uke Albright and~wersey, 1 p.m., Woodard will square off Woodard earned a spot in the Tea against Debbie Albright (the Cup Classlc for the fifth consecutive Newport Beach winner by 19 shots), year. Marianne Toweney (Santa Ana Last year in 'lea Cup Classic IV at Country Qub's conqueror by 25 Big Canyon Country Club, Woodard strokes) and Olivia Slutzky battled home-a>une favorite Colette (champion at Big Canyon Country TIM>nnina for third place and edged Club by 26 lbots). her out by a stroke on the tough. billy •rm gotng up against three of the layout. where 1bweney and Albright belt golf en around. but I'm not both shot 4-over 76, before Taweney worried,• Woodard said ... If I can Just won in a playoft. bang around, that's good. I don't go In Tea CUp Cusic m on her home around with any aspirations ol course, Woodard enjoyed her best actually beating tbese girls ... U ftmsb in the hometown event nothing else, I can always bring up (second), lhoottng an 82 and nearly the rear.• llnldng a 30-foot birdie putt on Mesa Toweney, who hu won three Verde .. pal'-3 No. 12. ~Tua Cup Cl•wda, bas~ Woodard ltaJ18d playing golf after againlt Woodard recently bl Womell'I m-dng w bu-bend, 'nMt, about 14 Soutbein Caltfomia,Golf ~ yean ago at. bowing alley in Lu -'I 'JMm Play and said, •Denile la Vegas. n.d WoodaJd WU a member ~ Y«y weD. • at Mela Verde for tnerll years and WOodard, of coune, ha ... to edmit encouraged Deillle to ~y golf. ber golf game ha lmpr'ov9d. ·TMrt Pi•ttc..,,...a ... ~ Ike tbe ldll of death. tllll't ttr she were WoOcWcrl ..-Of cbokie, lfter Mid. ~up •• "--famigbt wbo Oac.too~abe>Ut '* ~dllllbm'Mcmutortun. Ajolt for SBilOrs' bO~ ... . ... Peirsol ¥. . . . ~ .. shocked ' ·- Olympic silver medalist ~:~ fails to qualify for finals in' 100-meter backstroke ai- World Championships. ' Newport Harbor High standout Aaron Peirsol, perhaps weighed down by too much birthday cake. encountered his first patch of ro~ waten in the high seas of interna- tional swimming. The 18-year-old Olympic sllyp medalist fafled to qualify foe the ftn8ls of the 100-meter backstroke at t&e 9th PINA World Championships Sunday in Pukuoka, Japan. ~ Peirsol, ranked No. 2 in thew~ in the 100 back, swam a 55.89, less than a second behind top quaJ.Wer and United States teammate Randall Bal's time of 54.93. Australian J. Watson grabbed hold of the final qualifying spot with an eighth-place Ume of 55.78. ·~, •Aaron knows there are goingJo be some road blocks qut tbent,. Aaron'• mother, wena. said. •Hopefully, he can bounce back t.torn this and swim well in the 200 ho'* (OD Tbunday)." . :"' -by Tony AJtoMDs • Elsewhere, Peirsol's Newpprt Harbor teammate Nicole Mac.key, posted a strong performance at the 2001 Janet Evans Invitational in Los Angeles at USC's Aquatic Center: The 16-year-old, swimming for the Irvine Aquazots, placed fifth. In the 100 back ln 1:04.88 and stxth'in the 400 individual medley (4:58.18). Fifteen-year-old Hayley Peinol. Aaron's brother, placed ninth in the 400 IM (4:54.23), but bad the third fastest overall time among all swimmers in the finals. She swQt a 5:02.32 in the trials and did not ftnl.sh in the top-eighl Pellow Newport Harbor sta.ndp\lt Ryan Lean placed fifth in the 400 free with a 4:02.21 . lbe 17-year-ekl also finished 20th in the 400 iM (4:«.15). Junior-to-be Andrew Cole ca= mth with a 59.22 in the 100 . The 16-year-old also finished 11 the 20() back in 2:01.50. : I • In girls water polo action. Coro~ deJ Mar finished third overall at tlae 28-team Villa Park 18 & Undlar Tournament. : The Sea Kings posted wins o* North Sho"' "B", 10-2. Esperama, s-5, anc1 Santa Margarita. s-1, befare losing to San Diego Shores •A". : ' Pollowing the loss, CdM ralll~ for a 9-8 sudden-death overt11'~ victory over North Shores •A "in t.M third-place contest. : , C hristina Hewko led the s;~ Kings wttb 13 goals in the ftve ~ while Brtttoey Bowlus chipped in ff. Other CdM scorers included DanieUa DiGicomo (five goals), Vivi.an UM> (three), Jesslca..Harkins. (two), :i Miller (one) and Hayley Sheetz ( . Goalie Jessica Wells posted saves tn the five-game toumameJM. Newport Harbor finished fifth "1 the town.ament following a 10.. 7 ~ over Santa Margarita in the tUtH- place game. : : • In boys waterpoloadton, ~ Huborwoo four games md Jolt~ oooe en mute to a Bfth-plece flmalWt the Aliso Niguel 1'o\lmamenl ! : Newport opened with a 9-2 • over 1"abuco Hilla, but lost ~ following game to Laguna BMQIJ., 10·5. The Sanon responded wQh wins over Coronado (9-8), Miu.ibn V1eJo (tO..S) and •nap•dub team~ 7 In l\ldden death), I I Mlcbael Vanderburv Jed tJ.e SaOon' •tbldt with 10 goals. wbbe Nat.ban Wetner ~ R.«* Slnd•tr each ddpped In .... goals. :1 Odw Newpc.t ICCJIWI ~ BlwatAnnlboag OM~). MPmilil 8\D'y (fW) ...... Lago (four) Ud a............,.,....). :: aa.lllMilbmMd.illlD lllld ~ se.bls,...,bmedfoi2t ..._ID'"' ...... ........,. ,, II . tl>aJJ li I • SPORTS . . . . . ,,..,...._ ......... Heme ltltlmlnt Tfia fallowtng plf'ION ..,. dohi buei*' 11: ~T~n. I020 Edinger Avenue, 1116ntaln Valley, CA t27ot MlcNel A. Khoury. 1eee 1 Sunburel Lane, l«lntlngton S.ach, Ca. 'it.1 buelrlNI .. oon- "dl*ld by: "" lncMdual ~hie not )'91 ..,,, '° trlll9ICll bull· .... I.Wide!' the llcUlloue ~ name(•) !lated ~ ... A. Khoury ".:TN.-etllement WU lllld with !tie County ~07~ Councy '" 20011170012 ~Plot »t 10, 17, 1. 2001 T170 ~~ BualMM 11ie.'M-.. teme11t '•The followtno peflOnl !\doing buaiM u : . 8H1Pt.tAN TRUCK· • 9002 Geltyeburg, HWlllngton S..ch, CA ,f~: David SNpman, 9002 ~Dr . Mwlllngtol'I • CA t294t ''TNa buelnMI la con· Mielct by: an lrdvldual · ·Have you •tarted OOll'll buelnH• yet? Y-. 7-9-01 , Say David Shipman . 'nile ltatement WH lltd with ttle County ~ d Onlnge Ccu'lty QQ. '17/09/2001 • 200111703M ~ Plot »t 10, 17, 1. 2001 rm ,. .. llC 111111 • NO'T1CI! OF P!TITION 'TO ADMINISTER '"" ESTATI OF: JAMH • AUTH!A,ORD 'CAM NO. A201711 v'to .. helrt, benell· ,.._, Cf9dtlors, cont• IQelf'I credltort.. and ''*"°"' who may OCIW· wile be lrMr9'led in lhl -OI ....... Of bell\, ct. JAMES RUTHERFORD A PETITION FOR PROBATE hH bHn flied by DIANE RUTHERFORD In the Superior Court of CaH· fomla.1 County of OR· ANGt:. THE PETmON FOR PROBATE ~ lhet DIANE RUTHiRFOAO be appointed u par-aonal repreaentatlve to admlnllter the Miiia ol lhe~ THE PETITION re· quell• the decedent'• Wiii and oodiclle, II any, be admffted to pr-obat1. The Wiii and any oodlcila .,. avallable for ... amlnatlon In the 114• klPI by the court. THE PETITION re· quell• authority to ad-rnlrntlf the ...... under 1111 Independent Admln-lllra11on of EllltN Act. (Thie Authority wlM allow the PlllOnll llpfeaenl· atlve IO like many lo- tiona wtthou1 obtelnlng court approval. S.lore taking certain very Im· po,,.nt actlone, how· ever. the pereona1 ~ Nrllat!Ye wtll be ~ to give notice to In· tWMled ~ unr... !Ny ,,..... waived notloe or conMnted to the propoeed action.) The Independent admlnle· trlllon authority wlll be grMted unleM an ln- flf'Mled l*90lf lllM en objldlofl to the pedtbl and ehowt good ceUN wt¥ the OOUtf lhoUld not gW1I the IUflOlty. A HEARING on the petlllon wlll be held on AUGUST 10, 2001 at 1:30 p.m. In Deot. l73 localed It 341 The Olly Drive South. Of•nge. CA 92881. IF YOU OBJECT to lhl cnntlna cl 1111 ~ tlon. -)'OU lilollld IPPMf 11 lhe hMMg and lltate your oOfectlone ()( Ille written oojectlonl wtth the court btfore the hearing. Your ap· pMl'lnCI may be In par- ';1 :ooby G( A"= ITOR Of OOl 0 iger1I ON6o tlor ol ... dlcMMd. )'OU rnuet fie YOJ.H dalm with HEAL TH OOALS, M ,. !tie court and mall 1 QUlred ""* the Calltor· OOf1i to the pareonal rap-rila HMlttl Ind Safety reeentallve "'°°'"*' by Code 8edloc'I tn. court Within four 11 t170(b). monlhl from the date of Arf'/ l*90ll dMltlnCI to the nret laauanoe ol 191· make comment• or ltfl 11 provided In Pro-preeent Information to bate Code MCllotl 9100. tw Board may make an Thi time for lllrlg ~ ot9I pr....-lol 1 11 tw will not expire before pWllc hMrlng or may lour monttie from lh• aubmlt written com· heiring del• noticed menta for the Boatd'• above ooillldemlol1 by delver· YOU MAY EXAMINE WI hm 9o .. OlllJ1ct the Ne kept by the ooort. Ollloa prb to the time ol II you 111 I pereon In· the healfna, teretted In the fftlt•, A ocpy ff the report on you ma_y Ille with the Pubic HMllh Goa.II wll COUl1 I AlqllMI for Sol-bt aWllllbll for mllw II clal Notloe (form OE· tt1e D11trk:t Office ti.- 154) ol the ftllng of an In-ginning July 1, 2001. Y9ntorv anct awalul of Coplel may be obtained ...... UMta or ol 1tPJ on requeme bv conlaoting petition or eocount u Coleen Scarmlnach, j)IOvld•d In Prob at• Dl«rtct Sect9tary. II Code aectlon 1250. A (1149) 831-1208. AIQUM1 for Special ~ Publlahed Newport llc:e form It available Beech·Coata Men 1rom 1111 ooun an.. Dally Piiot July 1 o. 24, Attorney fof PwWoi111. 2001 H. D~NIEL UVELY, MlOZ UQ. UN 1MMI UVILY 6 AllC>aATH 111 KALMUS D"~ SUITI H9~--~0ITA MUA. CA fiNll Publlahed Newport Beach·Coeta Men Dally Pilot July 18, 2'4, 25, 2001 WTOff PUBLIC NOTICE ,urer::e~1"0 MEIA CONSOLIDATED WATEf' DISTRICT Tltured•y, July Jt, 2001, 7:00 ~'"· °' • ._,the! ........ ==-=:= Cone::ftdated Weter oteertot, ,. ...... Avenue, to.ta ....., Cellfomle Flctttloua luelnNa rume ltalilmlnt The followl~ie .,. A~uvoua 'i'~n Balboa, 514 EHi ec.anlront, Newport Beach, CA 112981 Renduvou1 Inn Balboa, u.c (Delaw.rel, 107 Palm StrH , 8alboa, CA 112981 Thie bu•lneu le con· ducted by: Umlted Lii· billy Co. Have you •tarted doing buelneu ye!? Yae, 0&'30rl001 Rendezvou1 Inn Balboa, LlC Cynlhla Y~WMt, Manager Thil N1emenl WU flled wl1h tn. County ~07~~Colny 10011170IM Dally Pllol -= 17, 24, 31. Ayq. 7,1 !472 SELL Thi 8oatd al Dlr9c:b'I of MHI Conlolklated WltfK Dllttlot lnvllM the oommunlly lo attend I l)Wllc heiring IOI' the purpoee o1 '9Cllvlno public cornmenta oon· oeming the of'OOOMd UN 1r home ISIPfOYW cl ... 2000 ... ....~:;. .... _~ port on PUBLIC u1tVVW'' ~1-.. OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE . . ··-~l-~ ·" ··A F1ctttloua luelneu Nlime Stltement The ~ .,. doing II: Vlf'llur• RMI Ealate • Laguna Beach, 332 For· Hf Avenue, Suite 11. Laguna Buell, CA 92851 Vietor Q Mercado, 2'47 Callope, Laguna Beech, CA 92851 Thi• buslneu 11 con· IM:ted by: ., lndMdual Have you 111rted ~~~No Thi• 111temen1 w11 fifed with the County Cleftc of Orange County on 07/12/2001 20011170191 Dally Pilot July 17 24. s1. Aw, 1. 1001 I•13 FlctltlOUI Bu1lnea1 fUme Statement Thelol~~ .,. doing II: Affordable GlaM & Minor, ns w. 111tt St., IF, Coeta Men. CA 92027 Kannettl E. Haneon. 4322 W. Ul4th St., L.aW'1dale, CA 90280 Thie butlne .. It con· ducled by: an lndlvtdUll Have you etarted doing buelnH• yet? YN, 7/13/2001 Kennefl E. Hanlon Thil etatement WU ftled wttn the County Clerk of ar.nge Councy on 07113'2001 20011171011 Delly Pilot July 17, 24, 31, Aw, 7,A®l T474 Flctltloua IUllMll Name Statement The tollowlna peraone .,. doing buliiMI -Greg Piiette Mallllt ReaM arch, 90 Hunt· lngton St., 1471, Hunt· ~ Beech, CA 92648 Oreg Georg• Pilette. to~ St. 11471, Huntington Beach, CA 92841 Thie buelrlMa " oon-cllded by: an ~ Have you ata rted doing bu1lne11 yet? Y•. 7/15199 u The Coat• MH • P11nnlng Comml .. lon w ill hold 1 pubtlc hearing for conslderetlon of Hveral planning eppllc1tlona proposed for Home R•nch. The 93-ecre ett. la c un"entJy uatd • · for agricultural purpolU w ith • limited number of bulldlng1, and the atte la bounded by Sunflower Avenue to th• north, Sen Diego FrHwey (1-405) to the aouth, Felrvlew Road to ' the eut, end Herbor Boulevard to the wm In the City of Co.ta M••· The Plennlng :• Comml11lon wfll conalder the following 1t1m1: (e) Final Program Environmental lmp1ct Report 11048 for Seg1ratrom Hom• R1nch (SCHI 2000071 060). (bl Generel Pl•n Amendment GP-00-06, to emend the 1990 General Plen tut ind flgurea to cheng• the lend UH dealgnatJon from lndu1trtet Plrlt tnd Medium Oenaltv Resldentlel to HIQh Denalty R181dentltl, lndutrtriet Ptrlt, end Commercial Center on 93.34 acre•: HtebUth • site-specific floor area ratio of 0 .41 for the Commercial Center component: Ntabllsh • alt .. tpecfflc denelty of 29 dwelling unite per ecre for the Htgh Denalty Realdentiel component; lncNue the trip budget; lncr11ae maximum building area 1881 ,oeo square fMt of lnduetriel ue .. 1nd 388 dwelllng units etlowed; 781 ,050 tqu1re feet of offtce Ind offt..,..aatld utet, 2152,848 aquare fMt of lndU9trl1I uaa, 301,000 tqU9r9 fMt of retell UMt (IKEAI, Ind 484 dwelling unftt propoudl; 111Mnd the Muter flten of Blkew•va to del8te th• propoted grld•tepereted blke trllJ undeteroalnQ of the 1·405 betwMn Glalet Avenu9 Ind SU8en Street Md Nfated llnkt betwMn Otet., Avenue end South Coett Drtve. Environmental detennlnetlon: Anal Progrem Envtronmentel lmpect Report No. 1048 Cot ap.ctflc Plan Amendment SP-00-02, tO emend the North Cotti M .. e Specfflc Plan text end flgurM to lnoreu• the llze of Are• 1 (Home Rench) to Include the 30 .5 ICree locmed north of South Coatt Ortve; modify AIM 'f's l8nd UM dMIQMtfont, trip budeft, muJmum tllow1ble ftoor .,. rlldo Ind bUAdlng tqUere foot1191, and ~nt 1tlnd1rde. Environmental ~: Flnel Program Envlronmentil lmpeot "-Port No. 1041 \ (dt "•one R..()().02, to rezone 93.34 1e1-from fltemed Dewlopment lndU9Crill <l"Otl end Plenned Development Aetldantlll MedMn ~ (POft·MD) to Pllnned ~nt lftdUltMI (..01), f'tenned 0.V.IDllll'tl"t ~ (POC), Ind ............ ~t .............. North C4*i ..... CPO"-NCM). EnWa.IMUt.111 • ~:....,., ........ lnWor.mer ... ..,,,.. "'Port No. 1048 ,., ... --...... i .. GNQ Geotgt Piette Grant Snlllh, ~Olf StrHla end Hlgh'*'YI Thf• •lltement WU Thi• 1im.ment WU Code ol the Slat• ol cei. ftled whh the County llled With ttle County lfomla. Any property Clerk of Onlnge County Clerk of Olange County OWnef v.M hu elecled on 07113/2001 on 07/13/2001 not to pay hie or tw .. 20011111022 20011111ooe Mtament for th• con- 0.Hy Piiot July 17, 24, Dally Pllol M 17, 24, atruction ol the ~ 31. Aug, 7, ~1 !182 Sl. Aug. 7. 2001 T470 men11 In lull belofe the F1ctttlow BualMM •KP!r•tion o1 Midi 11me FlctttlN · ~!'~ fUme 8tatefMnt ::'.:!.:en~ .,,,. .... _........ The followlng pef90nl menta for the payment ol The following per90111 are doing bueNM 11: the principal ol and In-a,. doing bualneM 11: 1 n...eu Gold ea d o ..___ 1 Drake Dealgne, 2323 ~·1 ' • ternt .,,.., comog due Private Rd., Newport Journey, Suite 100. on 1t1e bond ieeued to S.ectl. CA 112e27 Ntto Viejo, CA 92058 1ep1-1 the ~ M- Chrlstlne Ann Drake, Conaumer Flnanclal Mument for the con· P..._. Rd Credlt Servtcea, LLC llruction o1 the improw-2323 nvate ·• New-(CA), O Journey,' Suite menta Tha annual at-~ ~~ ~ 180, A111o Vlelo. CA MHment 1n1tellment1 ducttd_ by; an lndMdull 9205e will bt payable <MK 15 Have you etaned . Thia bullneea i• con· yeara and will be col· doing bu1tn111 yet? ducted by: Umlted Ua· lected u part of the an· Y July 11 2001 blllty Co. nu.I County PfOPlrtY llJC "· • Have you llarted bill Chtletlnt AM Of'8kt doing ~ vtC1 No In the 9Yenl erry prop- Thia 11111ment w11 conaumer ~lnanc:lal e11y OWf1er dolt not pay flied wllh the County Cf9dlt Servlcel. LLC any portion of the H· ClM ol OfalllQI County G t .,_..... ... I on 07/l3f200l ran ""'"u" .... nager Mumen1 or lh• In· 20011171013 Thia llatemenl WU c:l<MllUI federal 11JC kabil· O.ily Pilot July 17, 24, ~ :'1 ~ = ~f!'!t ;:y e~pn~ 31. Aug, 7. ~1 1481 on 07/13/2001 IUdl period, a bond rep- 20011171007 reMntlng the unp•d Flctttlou1 8UllMll Delly Piloe My 17. 24. amount o1 lhlt pol1lon o1 fUme Stlt.tmlnt 31. M · 1.1901 1475 the~ on -=h The follOWlng paraona percel wlll bt l..u.d If .,. doing bullileM ... CfTY OF the tax I• lmpoeed. 11 •f· Precl1lon Bu1lne11 NEWPORT ll!ACH ter approxlmately •klM Sye1em1, LLC. 10590 ASSESSMENT years. the tu II not Un- Aaton. Irvine, CA 92eoe DISTRICT NO. 74 poled. llPf amount paid Precl1lon Bu1ln111 STATEMENT OF on the a ..... ment lor Syatema. LLC (CA), Al8ESSMl!NT the lncidantal ledefll tax 18580 Alton. Irvine, CA NO-OF llablllty wtll be refunded 92006 '"""" to the then current Thia bullMM 11 con· RECORDATION OF OWlllf ol the p1opet1y for ducted by. Umhed Lia· AS81!8SMENT ~ND which peyment wu bllity Co. DIAQAAM m1de. In the event Have you etarted NOTICE IS HEREBY bondl ere laaued IOt !hit doing bueineea yet? No GIVEN to el ownetw o1 porlion of tn. -M· Precl1lon Bu1lne11 rHI property llMINd ment lmpoeed lot the ln- Sy11ema, U.C to pay tl)e co.la and ••· cldental fedef1ll tax llabll· Stephen J. Schulze. PlflMI of the utUlty un· lty, the amount will be Prelldent dergrounding Improve-payable In annual U · This 1tet1m1nt waa men11 to be ecqulred w-.. 111ament ln1tellm1n11 flied With the Councy der JrOCffdl~ con-for the payment of the Clerk of Orange County duet by the C Coun-prlnclpel of and inhlfMI on 07113/2001 ell ol the City al Newport ther! coming due on the 20011170H7 S.ach, Callfomla, pur· bondl IAued and w11 bt Diiiy PllOI JIJy 17, 24, 9'llnt to the tttme and oohcted over 15 years 31. Aug, 7. 1()01 Hto ~~ ~ ~rtJX~ .!7_1 Fictitious BUllMll l8'13~.'~ DMllon 12 N01'1CI : Alter bonda S of the StrMla and Hilt!-have been leeued, that Name tat9ment MY' Code of .. Stile portion of the ....... The ~ or Calttomla, Article 1Mn11 funded by ttle .,.p~ Water P:ia. XlllD of the CooltlMion bondl may be paid and o1 the State of California, l)fOOertlee cleared ol the LLC, 711 W. 17th St.. and h Propoaiton 218 lien o1 the! portion ol lhl 16', Cotta M.... CA Omnit>u. Implement•· a111ument1 by the 92027 lion Act (Go\lemment payment ol lhl lolow4na Pure Weter Poola, Code s.c:tloll 53780 and tUITlt: (a) any ln1t1Jf. LlC. 711 W 17th St., ollowlno) llo ment of prlncipeJ and ln- "4. Coeta Meaa, CA :..w ~No~ tefMt which hH been 92827 the City of Newport poMed to the tax rol for Thie buelneM II con· Beach. iM current ftKal yeer. ducted by: Limited Lii· You .,, hereby (b) the unpaid belanoe al blllty Co, notified the! on the July pl1nclpal plua the ll>' Have you 111rted 11, 200l, in. AaMM-pllcabl• redemption doing bualneu yet? "*" Roll end Dluam premium~ y... 4130r'8 l to pey the ODlll and ••• ol ll'ff • in. Pure Water Poole, ~ al aucn ICQUlel· cluding..J:NltlN, ln-l~ D Beetd. Part· lion W119 l900tded in my tlffft COiia. (d) the omc.. Mtlma1ed OOll d ~ ntr The UNUmenlt are bondl, (e) lr'l"91110 the Thia ltatement Wiii now dUt and payable det• ol ca•. unlMI ~ llted wtth the County ~ 11 the Ofllce eluded In (a) abow 11111 Clenl of ar.nge County of the Treaeurer, and (I) I reuoneble IM for on 07113/2001 ;:Todbe _..., _.,,,, the the OOll ol edmM "'*1ng 2001U7otM .--..... ... ...... ..._ "-"" Piiot JVtr 17 24, •JCPUlno on Au-u .. Pl~ .. .,.., .... ii."Auo. 1, 2001 'mi guet 1s. 2001 .·The total aNOC:t.ted edYlnce r• -· · --· -· --a....ament equal• tn• tlfement ol bonda. ooat of the conetrucllon A11e11ment• f 0 1 Flctltfoua luelneu d"' lt1ipiCM1N1111 and whlctl bondt haw not Name .......... the anllGlpated amovnt bMrl ...., bondt may The lollowlno per90nl al in. lncldenlal ftdlrW be paid and ptapertlel are doing buei*' aa: filll llblllly thal may tit clMl9d Of Iha llan GI !hat CFCS: 8 Journey. ~ on lhl prctec:t. portion of the ...... Suite 190 Aleo Vla1A The ...... "*a mey "** by lt19 ~ al CA 92W' . ...,..,. be paid In wt101e or In the uns*d blilenct of Coneumlf F1nanalal part di.wing IUdl period. the 111111,.-. "· fl. Credit s.Mcee, LlC In the .-'It ll'ff prop-ter ec>PtOXlmat*Y elclht ~"''" e .... _ Suite -. OWl'llr doM not DeY ~. "" tu ta not m. "'"'' .......,._,, :..:. ........... Of die I; Poeed. 11'1 amom paid 90. Aleo Viejo, CA -·• --· -.. ........ 92950 ~ for lhl CClll' on ... 11 1111 •-"" -..... ....... ~ ............ ~ al .. ...____ .. lnddenlll ,.... ... "---.. -r menia blfot9 b·r~ lllblllY wlll be l'lf\.wlded g::;ec1Co. by: L.lmll.ed Ua· lion of Midi peJ,·1 to the thet'I OUMnt Hav. you alerted bond rapfeeentlna Iha OM* of l'f ~ '°' ~ bullMea ~ No ""'9111 amounl ol iii ... Whldl pay!Mnt ... CONumer Fl~I a ... inent on 1uch malnda...:..-..... ..... Crd ~ LL.C oatOll tor the oonatNC-""""""' to u ..... Otn 8mf11, ManlOW llon Of "' ~ went to pay the Tl'i6a *""*"' WM wll be laMild puttUll'it OOMI end e...-a Of llled w11t1 ltllt County to the "lmp«1¥emenl .. lt1ipi~ ta be Cleflc d Onln9' ~ loM Act d 1115". acoulnld. .. Ollltlar'I al on 07113'2001 b!I!! DMllof1 10 al the rMl ~ ..,. h DEEP SIA AIH 11....m Dlllllcit 119 ~.J~':: ment to bt levied an- nualy to ~ tor coete not oth•rwl•• relm· bu!Md whldl wtl rMUh from the admlnllltetlon and ooledloll ol ...... mente or from ttie ed- mlmtratlon or real•· lrlGon of erry uaoclaled bonda. DATED: July 11, 2001 "'Don w-. SUP£RIHT'INMNT Of ~~c:mg Publlthed Newport Beach·Co1t1 Men Deily Piiot July 17, 24, 2001 H83 FlctJtJout Buelneae rume ltltetMnt The folloWlno peraona .,. doing ~ u : Opua 380, 4041 MacArthur Blvd • New· port Beech, CA 92eeO Arteml1 Management Syetemt (CA), 8200 Lookout Roed, Boulder. co 80301 Thie bulin.t II con- Ckleled by • OOl'J)04 atlon Have you •tarted dolflg bualnen yet? YM. 1970 Memlt Management Sy1tema Scott Grundatrom, M-llllant Secretary Thie ll&temenl WU filed with Iha County Clerk ol Cringe County on 0811812001 2001tHl211 Ody Pilot My 17, 24, 31. Alla, 7. ~t H01 Flctltloua Bualneu rume ltltetMnt The lollowl~• .,. doing -EXPf-Nocary. LLC, 4432 Barranca Pkwy .. Ste. 248. lrvlne, CA 92804 Exo<"' Notery, LlC (Calffomla). "82 S.r· renca Pkwy., Ste. 248. INlnl. CA 92e04 Thll bullnNI II con- ducted by. Umited ua.. blllty Co . Heve you etartad doing bualneu yet? Y•. 6-1-01 ElfPI'-Notary, LlC, Harry M. Cou)tounfan Thie etalement WU ftled with ttle County Clenl of Cringe Counly on 07113/2001 J001U71017 Delly Piiot Jib 17 2A, 31. Alla, 7, 1901 Tw NEWPORT HACH CfTY COUNCtL AO!NDA IUMMA"Y --~r Study ::Jon _ 4:JO p.m. Juty M. 2001 PUBllC HEARINGS KOU OFFICE SITE B GPA: MEASURE S POST APPROVAL RE· POAT. CURRENT BUSINESS INFORMATION RE· PORT REGARDING STATE I.AW REQUIRE· MEHTS FOA MAMJ. FACTURED t10MES ON SINGLE FAMllY REStOENTIAL LOTI. Publllhed Nnport Beaotl·Coata MaM ~ Plot »( M , 2001 UH H011Cl ()fl "'9&JC IALI The~ ...... ity, ~ kl h ~ ol l)Meion • of the ...... and Pror .. etona Code, CMoeer 10, s.otlon 21701(1). hetaby gNta NOTICE OF PU8UC SALE. EXTRA SELF STORAGE wlH oonduct • Pl.tJllc .. ol .. con- tents ol the lt0t9QI IPICI(•) named below, wlttl ttle conlenll being eold to h hlgllMt bid- der, lor llwflA moNrf al the United StatH of America (CMh) The .... la being held to Ntlely • 11ndlord'1 lien and wll be held .. 17092 Sampeon l.11 Huntington S.ach. CA 92847 on Auguet 7. 2001 at 12 pm. AuctlonHr'• Ne me DenrM Avlne PhoMI. (526) 791-e261 Addre11: ~ O Box 40285. Pandenl, CA 91114 Bond• 14ee3T301335 The pubk II Invited 10 attend. Tetme are calh only Owner hu the tlgnt IO bid A general dffcrlptlon of th• property being IOld, along with the Iden· Illy al the Occupent rent· Ing the apec. .,. -tole Iowa IPACI NO., OCCUPANT, PAOPIRTY DISCAIPTIOft D023. Jett Boyer leather chair, bed mat· trMI, boxM, ok:lu,.. E237. Shelly lynch. boXN, deek, dre-. armolre PubHahed Newport Beach·Co•I• M•ll Dally Piiot July 24, 31 , 2001 T488 FlctltlOUI Bualn111 N1me Stawment The fol~reona .,. OOWlg b II a) NEWPORT ·MESA PLUMBING. b) NEW· PORT·MESA PLUMS. ING. HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING. c) NEWPORT BEACH PLUMBING, d) NEW· POAT BEACH PLUMS. ING. HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, e) NEWroRT PLUMB· ING, I) NEWPORT COAST PLUMBING, i) NEWPORT-MESA FFORDABLE SAO<FLOW TESTING, h) NEWPORT BEACH AFFORDABLE SACKFLOW TESTING I) COSTA MESA AFFORDABLE SACKFLOW TESTING, D NEW PORT PLUMBING COMPANY. kl NEW PORT BEACH Pt.UMBING COMPANY, 1797 Anaheim Ave., eo.i. MMe. Callfomle 92827 Deve Black. 1797 ...,,.,,_,, Av.., Coei. MeM. Celllomla 92821 Thie ~ " con-~by: an~ Have you atarted doing buelneu yet? Y•. 2114184 Daw Bl.ck Thie 111a-.ta1..,m~11n1n1 wu tied wllh the County Qafll of~~ on 07/18/2001 2001A712M Daly Piiot My 24 31, A&A 1. 14. 1001 Iw tol111710M .--------------------------------------------------------.., Ollr Piaf JUlv 17 M 11. llA z. JOOt 'r1ij ,. ........ 1 ...... ...... ,] ..... .. .:-.:;=.=:· aG. Jouf'Mr, .. 190, Neo YlefO, CA .... COMUIMf ,.,.,.. ()d ...... u.c CCAl.. ~ .... ::t..*° Wfo, CA 11111 ~ • ~ :=i..• ~ u.-~-=--= \ff~ ~; STARTING ANEW BUSINESSl • • • • • • • • • • • • --- ~ ....... 'Qr EOOAl HOOlllllO OPPORTUNITY Stop renting and start packJng With $7000 you can own a 2BR home from S 1275 per rm A38Rhome from S 1591 per mo FREE PR£-QUAUnCATION Agents Julie & Bob NE TOP HOME BUYING SUPERSTORE ~ Wcl1 Mxtrg [X)MJ I (J()l'j(; Rt.a Eslcle l.oiYlS Fret~Fret Credi ~ Frt>t ~ Repo I.JS! V,._ & F~ v.t>lcome All art'li15 IWled <:al TodiJ/ f71415J4.UOO 24 ltn VdnU Ital fAtltt lcJll'lt~"«'; EMAIL.~ ii . . 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South dt.als: NORTH •AQ7 Q AS"4 0 765 •Qn1 SOUTH • K5 EAST • 109641 <;1 97 o J91l • A4 ':) QJ6 OAKQ •J106"5J The bidding: SOUTit ~ NORTH IHT .._ JVf .... .._ Opening lead: Thrtt of - The Good Buol informs Ill! dud then: 1\ a time for everything under the sun. Bur make ~un: the time is right The auction was an cxemsc: m ,implc arilhmeuc. A~ the cards I~. five club!> cannot be defeated because the king of heuns 1s fincssable, but lhrcc no trump j, a far superior oon- tncl. 11lc low hcari was ducked in dummy and declarer c.p<ured Easl's nine with the ,-:tr.. A low spade was led to the queen IJ1d a club wu rerumod. EUt l!lol up with lbe ace llld nwen.ed to ~ end decluer'• queen v.u coveted by the kJns. which WU allowed to hold. Well cleatt.d tarts end. oo piniJll the lead with lhe kin~ at clubs, cuhcd IWO l1lOn: heart Irids IO defcar the COOtracl ~ I lrlck. Soulh did well to lead the f111t club from the table. East did beUer" by ns· mg with the -=e to revert IO hearts -had Eu& routinely followed low. Wut's eouy to lhe heattJ would have been rm10YCd and the eme would have cruiJied home. Sull. declarcr should have made the cootnlel. The opening lead and play IO lhc fint tnd marked West with the lung of beans.. South should. thncfi.n. ba'<e allowed Easi's rune o< baat1S to w111 the first tnd: I Thal n:ndcrs the defciuc helpless. On the heart ~•um declarer pla)'K the jack, IJ1d whcthcr or llO( West coven is immaterial. Declarer wins lb cheaply as possible and lead~ a club If Wt wlns, the defender IS OUt of hearts (if not. the suit breaks 4-3 and the def~ collect only two hcllt !ricks) and cannoc force our the last hcan stopper. If West rises w1lh the~· to remove dcclarer's rcmain-mg hi heart. then: Is no cnuy bad. 10 the csubli.hcd heart.~. Either way. two clubs and a heart an: all East-West can ama.\S. 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