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Home My WebLink About2001-07-25 - Orange Coast Pilot-- .. . . . . SERVING THE NEWPORT-MJ:.SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2001 Voters _.to · get chance at· Koll project •November election will be first under Newport Beach's slow-growth Greenlight law: M9tht1 Wlnkier DAllY PllOT NEWPORT BEACH -The fate of a 250,000-square-foot expansion pro- ject at Koll Center is now in voters' bands. -~WIST & SHOUT- Ce~g CUnu cl Swt After a majority of City Council members finally approved the pro- posed 10-story office tower at Tuesday's meeting, the city's resi- dents will decide in a special election on Nov. 20 whether the project will be built. That's because it triggers a Greenlight election. The slow-growth initiative, which voters overwhelm- ingly approved in November, requires citywide elections for certain general plan amendments that add more than 40,000 square feet or 100 peak-hour car trips or dwelling units above what's allowed by the gener- al plan. Council members said their approval of the Koll project followed the initiative's spirit "We've made our decision, and the public ls going to uphold it or overturn and that's fine,· said Mayor Gary Adams. "I've already done my job, and now it's up to [Koll officials) to run the campaign.• With Greenlight supporters already on record as opposed to the expansion, the new law's first test is bound to create controversy. Phil Arst, who serves as spokesman for a group of residents involved in securing the initiative's victory, told council members at the , July 10 council meeting that the pro- ject will cause traffic problems that can't be fixed with the extra money Koll officials will pay. In addition to about $1 .16 nullion GREG RIV I DAl.Y Pl.OT Jake Schuller, 3, gets a unique perspective on the Orange County Fair as he sits perched atop a giant, smiling bumblebee ride on Tuesday. For a rundown on kiddie carnival rides, see Page 4. Weaponless robbery in Newport not painless •Coronado man is arrested on suspicion of trying to bold up a pharmacy for a prescription pain medicine. NEWPORT BBACH-In what turned out to be a bizarre, weeponless, non-threatening bellt, e 53-ye41-old man held up a pharmacy here Tuesday afternoon while demanding a spedfic brand of pain medicatio11t offldal• said. Mlcbae1 Gamble, wbo lives in a boat off of Coronado, walked into Evan Stein Pha.rmacy in the 400 block of Newport Center Drive and passed a piece of paper to the pharmacist across the counter, said Newport Beach Sgt. Steve Shulman. Shulman said the paper, which looked u U it were a page outd a~ omnpany's notepad, had oolY one word writ- ten on it -Oxycootin. the name of the prescription medication Gamble was after. The pharmacist, who could not decipher the meaning of the mes- sage, approached Gamble and asked him what be wanted, Shul- man said. "That was when (Gamble) told hhn it was a holdup and that be wanted the pain medication," Shulman added. Sbubnan sald Oxycontin is classified as a l}'Iltbetic opiate, one that acts as a pain reliever and possibly as an anti-depressant. He said police arrested Garo- ble without incident but have found evidence that he did recently suffer an injury. Shulman said Gamble cooperated with officers and told them be bad tried unsuccessfully to reach bis doctor to get the medication or a presaiption for the medication. "There were no weapons involved," Shulman said. "It was a weird inddent. • •De..-..,.th covers publk w.ty and courts. She Ql'I be rN<hed at (949) 574-4226 0# by e-mail at dH/».bhMMll ·~t#nws.com. in mandatory traffic and transporta- tion fees, the developers have agreed to pay $2 million in traffic funds, as well as $60,000 to help build a new fire station and $112,500 for a plan· ning study for the airport area. The project, which also includes two park- ing structures, would be at Koll Center's southern tip, near the inter- section of Jamboree Road and MacArthur Boulevard. SEE KOU PAGE 6 Resident accused ofleWd behavior • Costa Mesa police arrest 23-year-old man after three girls allege he kissed, touched and solicited them for sex. Deepa Bhar•th DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Police arrest- ed a 23-year-old Costa Mesa man Sunday on suspicion of committing lewd acts with three girls, ages 11, 14 and 15, officials said. Dammian Marti.se Fletcher was arrested about 5 p.m. Sunday after an 11-year-old girl told police that be grabbed her and forcibly took her with him into a women's restroom after she swam in the com- munity pool at her apartment com- plex in the 2700 block of Peterson Place, police said. The girl, whose name was not released, told officers that Fletcher took her into the restroom and then kissed her on the mouth and fon- dled her, police said. While investigating the incident, officers were contacted by two oth- er girls, ages 14 and 15, who alleged Fletcher had kissed, touched and solloted them for sex over the last three to four weeks, said Costa Mesa Lt. Dale Birney. He said Aetcher and the girls live in the same apartment complex and that be bad known them for a while, although it is uncertain for how long. On Sunday, the 11-year-old girl was swimming in the pool with Fletcher and was possibly even talking with him, Birney said. "We have reasons to believe we have one victim outstanding,• be said. •The girls told us there was one other girl who was (victim- ized) who bad recently moved to florlda.• Investigators are trying to track down the girl to get more informa- tion, Birney said. Fletcher ts being charged with committing lewd acts with a child, forcible lewd acts with a child and . SEE ACCUSED PAGE 6 Tbe fables tUrn, and it's time/or Rackauckas to give ·it up ·-·--"------1 ..... ·-~~--~-· ----· ______ , ••n ot 111 ••• KlUens PktuNd OD their J'8ICU8 date, tbMe two all white brother kit- . tall .. now nedy for~ aftlr being ~at AD CNa· t\hl Cue~ d Cotta . Mela. acxmdiDg to the Ccwnmu- • liity Anbm1 Network. AD of tbe network's un;,e1s may be viewed daily at lmlo'I Pwt Store at Pubioo llland. Marshall I n the 15 years she has been volunteer- ing at Hoag Hospital, Chris Marshall has logged an eye-popping 12,400 hours of charity time. That works out to more than 826 hours per year and almost 16 hours per week. She~ given a lot of her time country. She became a citizen in 1948. During the 1960s, Marshall walked door to door in her neighborhood solid.ting dona- tions for the March of Dimes, the American Heart Assn. and other worthy charities. "Everybody knew me,• Marshall said. The sturdy Belgian-born Marshall, decade in Newport Beach. Part of the rea- son: Her five children have grown up, and her grandchildren. including twins who play football for Newport Harbor High School. are on their way too. "They saw me and said, 'How much do you want?'" who bas For a uved in her GOOD CAUSE :Wa home since 1950, doe;n'tbavea crmplicated answer to why she gives so much other time to the hospital. Marshall's free time, what little there is at least. bu been taken up with them - she bas been a den mother in Cub Soouts, a football booster and PTA leader among other things. In the 1970s, Marshall served as boa.rd president of the Newport Harbor Art Museum, which is now known as the Orange ~ty Museum of Art. From 1986 to 199r,sbe was on the board of the Newport Harbor Nauticel Museum. Marshall bas received numerous awards over the years for her efforts and dedication. "I do the bookkeeping fQJ: the gift shop, and I work in the (hospital's) thrift shop," Marshall said. "I work in the thrift shop, which is fun because you meet people." At 78, Marshall has started slowing her volunteering, which is now in its sixth Marshall was a war bride who left her home in the tiny southern Belgian town of Charlesroi in 1946 to marry an American GI nam~ Frank. After the two settled in Newport Beach, she jumped into volun- teering as a way to meet people in her new •1 cannot say 'no,•• Marshall said. ·1 have a satisfaction (to votwiteer ~e'-. ~ Stofy by Paul a photo by Don Leech ALMANAC DUI ARRESTS The following people have been arrested recently on sus- picion of driving under the Influence of an intoxicant. They have only been arrested on su.spldon of a crime and, aa with all suspects, are cons.ld- ered innocent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA Monday • Michael James Waite, 30, Costa Mesa Sanday • James Paul Beasley, -45, Cos- ta Mesa • Rabil Rashid Khan, 33, Hwitinqton Beach • Danie1 Cbrlstopher Lowe, 29, Lake Forest Saturday • Nonnan Lee King, 23, Costa Mesa DaiJ:¥lpjb VOLl5rlll0.'I~. ..... "'_ ~ --.... ,,,..,...,... ~-=·-r ... , ......... • Mark Fredrick Onstott, 28, Costa Mesa • Robert Dale Elliott, 32, Hunt- ington Beach • Jon Creig Vongillem, 43, Laguna Beach • Samandre Levon King, 26, Napa • Ula Rene Jenkins, 45, New- port Beach Friday •Eric Richard Willi4JD5, 26, Costa Mesa • William Robert Jacobsen, 43, Hwitington Beach • RahMDn Andrew Jackson, 28, Long Beach • Manuel Castaneda-Roman. 39, Santa Ana • Alejandro Calvillo-Corral, 33, Tustin NEWPORT BEACH Tuesday • Nickolas Garth Warath, 30, Laguna Beach Monday • Anthony Joseph Benoit, 46, Tustin -· ....... MOlloKW ~$1~ ~·' ··--... MD ... .... ~ .. 1M4"1 .,._p I I ' If CDi1 .... -~ ............... IHoG.J6 1 $ ........ ... -----................. PMm nul'&tr;l ll • 2 .. ........... ........... IN-GJ1 ...... , .. -...... • Andrew Bennet Fraser, 35, Balboa Island Sunday • Mark Edward Gaudio, 44, Newport Beach • Jonathan Thomas Lyles, 30, Newport Beach • Usa Arter, «, Fountain Val- ley •Elizabeth Ellen Lerma, 27, Diamond Bar Saturday • Omar Alvarez, 18, Santa Ana • Burton Arthur Raby, 52, Long Beach • Peter Joon Hwang, 26, Ana- heim • Abdel M. Assaf, 30, Laguna Niguel • Dimib'i Nick Cretikos, 27, Huntington Beach • Margarito Medrano Mar- tinez, 40, Costa Mesa • Karn Leslie Paul. 33, Downey •Michelle Esther nelson. 60, Mentone IEADlllS HOllM (949) 642-ae6 "9clcwd ~ oommeiltl ~die o.ity Piiot fK rwws 'tipl. MfWDI Our eddl'911 lJO w.1-v St.. c-.. Met. CA tm'7, • I • -~I • • right No MWI.,... ~ echorW INlt'9r OI ....... .__, mn be ,.--Wlehout ---Plf'"llllOI• Oii ~owner. tMMm•tcHus a.•··· n.eneu.-..~ -BM14t "*··· 0 1 l"'W .. MMl18 ~---· ..... .... .... ... .. .... .. ......... ~''° ....... tM!t-.etJO ......mil~·-···· ---...... ----t-NI -VED • •• llWG INVOlVID runs periodblly In ttw Dalli/ Pilot on a rotating basis. tf you'd like lnfonNtlon on edding your organization to this fist, call (9'9)'574-4298. ·conAMISA SlllOI ClllTER The multipwpose senior ser- vices fad.lity at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers who can greet members and the public at the front desk and volunteers for the Resource Department with Excelcomputerexperltmee and sharp telephone skills. The Senior Meals program also needs people to deliver meals to homes. (949) 645- 2356. conAMESA SEllOR COIP. The nonprofit organization at the Costa Mesa Senior Center is looking for new board members. The fund· raising and policymaking board needs volunteers who will partldpate in monthly meetings, occasional com- mittee meetings and special projects. Candidates should have connections in Costa Mesa and surrounding com- munities and an interest in serving the community by helping seniors. (949) 645- 2356, Ext. 16. COUIT·APPOlllTED SPECW ADVOCATES Volwiteers are needed to serve as advocates for abused, neglected and abandoned children. Vol- unteers work one on one with a child for three hows a week. (114) 663-9034. CRISIS ASSISTlllCE ,ROIUll lllC. This nonprofit organization is seeking volunteers for its expanding trauma response program. Some volunteers Daily Pilot aisist law enforcement, fire- fighten and emergency. type responders by provid- ing emotional first aid and support to injured or trau- matized people. Other vol- unteers provide dispatch and office support. No experience is necessary. 'n"aining will be provided. (949) 588-1414. DISPUTI llSOLUTIOll SERVICES Volwiteer mediators, case specialists and outreach assistants a.re needed to help in a variety of media- tion cases. Bilingual Ian. guage skills are needed for office volwiteers and for mediators. (949) 250-0488. EASIER SEALS Easter Seals needs volun· teers for ongoing clerical work and to help in pro- grams for children with dis- abilities and in special events. (714) 834-1111. EllVIROllMEllTAL NATURE CEllTER Volwiteer trail guides are needed to help visitors learn about their environ· ment. (949) 645-8489. fllEllDS Of TllE llEWPOIT IEACH UIUIY The book store needi book donations for book sales. Good quality children's and nonfiction books are especially needed. They may be left at any of the branch libraries -Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar, or in the special book closet ne%t to the Friends Book Store at 1000 Avoca- do Ave. Volunteers are needed to staff the used book store that is inside the entrance of the Central Ubrary. Volunteers must be members of tbe Friends of the U brary and are asked to work one three· hour shift per month. (949) 759-9667. Daily Pjlot EXTINGUISHED SEAN HUER I OAllY PILOT Members of a Costa Mesa retirement community got a scare Tuesday morning after a neighbor on the ninth Ooor burnt his eggs on the stove, Costa Mesa Fire De partment officials said. The call came ln about 10:10 a.m., after the burnt breakfast filled the Bethel Towers apartment com- plex with s moke. The building ls ln the 600 block of West 19th Street The small fl.re was extinguished before firefighters even responded, officials said. The incident was listed as a two-alarm fire because It happened ln a high-rise building and had the potential of getting bigger, fire officials said. The building did not su.Her any major damage, they said. Above, Costa Mesa fl.reHghters leave Bethel Tow- ers after clearing smoke from the apartment "FENDER BENDER., may cause serious injuries. A Rec:mt Cater For D'-uc R.cpon R.cvtt\s how cvrn minor accident injunc:s can hne major health corucqucnca.. Manor injuries from car accidmu art often mtsun<kmood. A recent report m<als how minor accidents or roaior accidents can awe hidden injuries du1 may tab Wtt1u. momh or years to surhcr. Ta...t•ac1•..,..~m· (JHaya If ••E:••ary) ........ _ .......... call: Family Care C hiropractic Dr. ToJJ A.JAms, D. C 4 - ~Dunham e OOfMAltt•l t eat · Ruggar~ (949)720-1602 Trythe- Dunham Boota on at New Balance + and receive a FREE pair of eocka1• . ......,,.__"""" Athletlc Shoe• LHestyl• Appt1rel Performence Flt Wednesday, My 25, 2001 3 City marks Nov. 3. for planning meeting •Festival in Newport will give residents a first chance to say how they think growth should occur. MathllWlnklet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH Residents interested iri the city's future should mark Nov. 3 on their calendars. On that day, dty officials will put on a so-<:alled visioning festival. 8S members d tbe ad hoc general plan update committee dedded Monday. The event will kick off a months-long process, during which residents will get a chance to say how they want the <ity to look in d~des to come. Following this get-together, smaller neighborhood work- shops are planned to give folks time to refine their suggestions. A general pl.an update adviso· ry committee and a phone sur- vey will also help city offidals figure out what residents want. At the same time, outside consultants will prepare reports on iswes such as traffic and eco- nomics that affect the city. On Monday, members of the ad hoc committee decided to begin talks with consultants who expressed interest in preparing a traffic study. Because only one company responded to the city's invita- tion to prepare the study, two of the six voting members pre- sent, including Planning Commissioner Michael Kranzley, said they wanted to wait a little longer to try to get '" The next meeting of the ad hoc gener.-Plan u~e committee will tlke place at 3:30 p.m. Aug. 13 In the Friends Meeting Room at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. other proposals. But most members, including Planning Commissioner Ed Selich, said they wouJd rather move things along. "I think we should just go with these guys,· be said. "'They made an effort to submit a pro- posal, and we're just wasting time here: City offioals will now nego- tiate with the consultants and bring an agreement to City Council members. A similar city invitation to <XlDSUltants interested in prepar- ing an ecmmnic study produced five appliallions, which will now be reviewed by member5 cl sev- eral city committees. Along with the visioning process, these technical studies will eventually lead to a set of City Cowtcil policies that will serve as the basis for the general plan update, said Assistant City Manager Sbaron Wood. Acl boc committee members also recommended that council members approve an agree- ment with a Los Angeles-based planning consultant U counc:il members approve the $33,035 contract, EIP Associates Inc. will assist city officials during the vSoning proce$. Once that step is completed, the company is likely to write the general plan update as well. Wetlands plan for Back Bay moves forwaid •Irvine Ranch Water District proposal to create natural filters for urban runoff is getting clear support from the state government. Paul Clinton •DAILY PILOT UPPER NEWPORT BAY - The Irvine Ranch Water District's plan to install wetlands in the bay's watershed as a fil- ter for urban runoff is rolling along. The district's board on Monday approved the hiring of an environmental consultant to develop a plan that would iden- tify exact sizes and locations of the wetlands. "This is another step,· said district spokeswoman Marilyn Smith. ·we think the natural treab:nent system is a cost-effec- tive, environmentally superior way to treat dry-weathe r runoff.• The small wetlands would be sprinkled across the cities in the watershed, which include Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine, Tustin, Orange, Lake Forest and Santa Ana. The wet- lands would be designed to fil- ter out the muck in wban runoff before it reaches the San Diego Creek or the Back Bay. The board hired GeoSyntec Consultants, a nationwide firm with an office in Northern California, to perform the work. The district approve d a $166,455 contract for the job. In concert with the board's deosion to hire GeoSyntec, a state bill that wouJd pave the way for the installation of the wetlands passed th~ Senate on Saturday. The leg1sldtion, written by Assemblyman John Campbell (R-lrvine). has e ncountered almost no opposition so far. The Sen~te passed the bill 37 to 0 on July I 6, but it was held al the Senate desk until Saturday. Urban runoff "can't get to the ocean except through the watershed,• Campbell said. ~It's much easier and cheaper to deal with it where 1t collects.· The bill passed the Assembly on May 17 on a 69-1 vote but must return to that house because it was amended in the Senate. The Santa Margarita Water District wanted to be added to the ball so 1t. could implement a similar program. The bill is likely to be heard shortly after the Legislature reconvenes Aug. 20. Then, if 11 passes, it will head to Gov. Gray Davis' desk. Local environmentalists have endorsed the bill. Defend the Bay founder Bob Caustin, who has had lus share of run-ms with the water district, has swd he supports the approacb as long as no pnvate property ~ seized in the process MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARC A TRIP TO MEXICO AGREAT WE SPECIALIZE SUIM\ERIT™ IN LARGE TOSTADAS TO GO ORDERS IE~~f~'~:~EOR PHONE AHEAD! 296 E. 17TH ST. 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QUOTE~/ theDAY IAIGAINof theDAY ~ Quick, put your arms up now, before the ride starts. , -A mother wtth a c.mera Instructed her son who was sitting on the Flying Bumble 8H Ride -TWIST & SHOUT Celebrating Citrus &. Sun - ......... for StO of 'f04X ~ofMt nuts, candtll. dried fruits or 1nythlng 1hey have at the HcMmflf M;tMhlDI stand In the P1rlde of Products. 4 Wednesday, July 25, 2001 DAY 13 GREG FAY I DAILY PILOT Pickles the clown makes a pair of new friends at the Orange County Pair u lhe Introduces them to her stuffed animal lamb, Baby. Nothing to around about Posse of clowns is charged with ensuring the falr is a hlt from the start, not always the easiest task Paul Cllnton DAILY PILOT At times, the 2-year-olda don't instantly warm up to Becky Goodyear while she'• buried ln her clown persona, Pickles. All that means ii Goodyear has to work a little harder. "The 2-year-oldl are typically f:rlghtened of clowns,• Goodyear said. "When a 2-year-old latches on to you, that's real special.• Goodyear countl herself as one of the ·aown Patrol.• the bandtul of jesters who have been charged with enaur1ng children entering the Orange County Pair have a fwl time. Wearing a mulU-colored drell, barn-red wig and cherry-sized nose, Goodyear p411e1 out lnfor- mattonal pemphlett that lnclude maps to those heading into the fair. She doeen't Ue balloon an!mAla or do other comedy bttl that take up to much time. She tries to keep it simple. Goodyear Mid lhe'll break out her sheep puppet. with a fir'lt·prize fair ribbon tied around ltl neck. or 1haggy dog puppet Al.lo in her bag of tricks ii a straw basket of rubber chickenl, labeled "Chicken Dinnen." "The bitl that I do are short and sweet,• Goodyear said. "It's just doing the little things to make them feel welcome.· Goodyear, who decllned to give her age, lives in La Palma. Thll year ta her eecond at the fair. Other c1owm in the poae are also fair veteram. "I'm a local clown, eo it's fun for me,• Goodyear said. •Some people remember UI from year to year.• Goodyear uses a brand of clowning that bringe out some hap- py faces to the children lhe inter- acts with. On Tuesday, 1hortly after noon, lhe handed a map to a little blond girl and immediately elldted a little laugh. It's UIUally the teenagers Goodyear hat the molt trouble with1 they have been known to walk by and lhout 1nide t'ODl· men ti. "It'• UIUally beca'ille they watch thOle stupid movies like 'It' and 'Killer Klownl from Outer Spece,'• Goodyear eaid. Kiddie rides bring out the inner child \ From large to lame. the smaller attractions at the fair mostly please everyone with the tickets to ride Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT FAIRGROUNDS -It wu a trip back to my chUdhood -although IOIIle debate wMther I've ever left it. We rated tM btgg..t and newest rides when tM Orange County Pair opened, but what aboUt that other wntval-Kiddie Landf I decided if anyone needed • rwidown of w!Mt l1del to bit Uid whlch to mllt, it WU childrea. So, U Mom and Dad only give you to many tk:Ua or Umlted time, hert'I wbart out there. B9dl ride nM8nd WU rated O{l a foUi-ttlr scale, wtth one being ~ Wont -fout tM belt. for 1 huge letdown, however, when they dlscowr that the Joystick to move the bumblebee up •nd down Is bog~. Riden m~ be 3 feet ull Ind haw three tickets to ride. ......... .... , Red '~ swl19. whkh IMt two, spin p••noen erOUnd end trouftd. lt'1 not IO fllt tNt riders get~ but tt II quick enough to be grNt fun end (.Mae • eoollna breele. caution: ,,. the ,. • tie glrf In front of me bnt out. ==~~~' end ... *-tlck9tl to,...., ....... behind you -that's what he did. Sliders must be 3 feet ull 1nd haw two tickets. ......... **** Daily Pilot DISH of the DAY A huge KlelbMll on a bun with or without sauerkr1ut from the Jumbo Hotdog and KJelbwl sUnd In the Pood ....... for M Is true f1lr food. It can be doctored to taste with chopped onion, ketchup, mun.rd or relish. EVENT of the DAY The four-piece Malswbwt ,,_ IMd delights 1udlences with Its br• sounds on C:onwnen• a.... The musicians perform dally from 12:JO to 4:JO p.m. ATIENDANCE •WEDNISDAY as of 6 p.m. 23,607 •LAST YIAll as of 6 p.m. 21,862 Daily Pilot Wednesday, July 25, 2001 5 -TWI ST & SHOUT- Ctll&rallllg Otnu ct Su ORAl&E COUNTY FAIR SCHEDULE OF EVENTS •'*hours: Noon to midnight • FW lomtlon: Orange County Fairgrounds. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa • ....... SS. Buses pattc free. • ndDeb: S7 for ages 13 to 54. S6 5enioB 55 and older and S3 fot dlll- dfen 6 to 12. Children 5 and younger get In free. • SpecW: Today Is 4-HIFFA Day. There will be free admk&lon for members displaying 4-H or FFA membership cards. •WI 11 ~ wwtadwldl:: A $10 wrist- band Is good fot 10 rides of your choke. Wristbands are sold until a p.m. and are good fot pdes In the major and kiddie midWays. Valid for all ages. Wristbands are not transfer- able and do not include gate adml5- sion. ....... • La.m. lndullry p1w1tatlun - Livestock Aren. • Cetwwlk:s clllnaenwtkM Crafters VIiiage • Miid ldal.--Mad Sdenc.e Theatre • Blly lftdmari, country MUlk- Sun Stage • Mmllt S4raet Dbdal..t Ma -..td -Grounds • Or-.. Caunty ,.... Oraa "-' Rav\19 -Kids Park PRIVATE EYES .............. CDUnllylNllk- Sun Sgge • 0...,.. County,.., arc.. fun "-"'--Kids Park • All~ IW.lr'9,.. _ Newport Arena •V..•wd,_, * rs(undl p..m.) -Blues and Brews SzJOP.a • Stew Lord. slngat1gultarts - SunSqge • CinNlt AmarkM Petting Zoo .... EducMlon Show -Green Gate Petting Zoo • Port City WalNaoard Wizards - Grounds • Fr-* lhuman. fNglcNn - Grounds • Doggies of tha Wiid Wast- Newport Arena ,, ... • Mll9 Dabble Lynn. voaiffst- Celebfatlon Stage (Youth Buildlng) ......... ~Judll'nlll Uvestock Arena • Mad Sdenc:e -Mad Science Theatre • NJ AlalllrM .... ,..._ Newport Alena 7aJIP& · • c..nlk:l clll:IOl••lkln Craftet"J VIJ&age • Miid ~ -Mad Sciefic:e ThHtr• • Dew MdClll¥J...., -Hertt..ga St.ge • • ~of tha Wiid w.t- Newport Arena .... ...... 0.-.-Arflngton 1hNW • ~ Sportl-Sun Suga • 1ha Almntw -..td -MHdows Stage • Pott City Washbowd ~ - Grounds • 1ha Tany HMdl -..td (Wltll ,, p.m.) -Blues and Brews 1:30 , ... • lig 9Md 2000 -Heritage Stage ,, ... • Mad Sdenc:e -Mad Science Theatre •Information: (714) 708-1928 or• http://www.ocfair.com. Ill DAY • NM:ubom .nm.is-Livestock Are~emlty Sam ·O--.~go11ts,bl11dll• ...... n.m. ........ lndultry -Livestock Area 2P& • ~ ..... Danca r.ctory- Herltage Stage • DOTS -Meadows Stage • Sanwltlil• SpadM -Celebfation Stage (Youth Building) Hall & Oates will perform at 8 p.m. today at Arling- ton Theater. Admission ts free with general fair admission. Reserved seattng ts available fo~ $10. • Lab .mHn.11 concert series - Sun Stage 6:30P.a • 1Wtst.r nivhtlY com.st - Heritage Stage • M.tl Yun.A hypiodst Meadows Stage • Port City W.tlboard wtz.dl - Grounds • Smlllt .nm.is -Livestock Area/Small Animal Tent •Crape ..t _.......-Centennial Farm • Or-.. Cl'lltil ..... ~ _... Colleaions Building • o.i. ~ trlbutll - Collections Building • ft'M .ts ..t O".tts-Kids Park • 5mllll Scale SqUlldron -ttome & Hobbies Stage • callfonM c.v.s Guild.-Home &~Stage • LNthw guild -Home & Hobbles Stage • Woodwortl.lrw .... a.-- .,....._. den11011111adoow -Visual Arts Buildlng llOOll • Lime Ught 0... Party-Kids Park Stage • Clown Patrol (until 8 p.m.) -Main Gate 12i30PA •Oxen...,., pewitatkM Livestock Arena •a-.~ glrlblc ••• (rafters Vlllege • Biiiy Elicbon, country mumk- Sun Stage • MiMt s~ Dbdel..t-.. -..tet -Grounds ,, ... •Mala,..._ Danca WoiWiop Heritage Stage • atn.w Soundl ~ CJYlln- Kids Park Stage • e.oalllnf dllUOllWbWtkM Home & Hobbles Stage • lnld fNnch,, juggler-Sun Stage • lnnlll• ca.na Show (wd 7 p.m.) -Grounds 22JOP& • st-. lndultry p1 .... 1tadon Uvestodt Arena • Biiiy lrkbon, country MUlk - Sun Stage • Fr-* lhuntan. rnegldM- Gfounds • CinNlt AmarkM '9tting %.Go .... Educftlon Show-Green Gate Petting Zoo 3P& • Ry lly Night. swing dence - Heritage Stage • s-..1 StlitlOit -Meadows Stage • Sornell•• SpadM -Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • Mlldng dlmonat»wtkM Miiiennium Sam • Or-.. Caunty,. Oraa ~ ...,.__Kids Park • MM:t StrMt Dbdal..t MD 9Md -Gfounds • lnld fNnch,, jugglar-Grounds . '°"""*' Wiid. country mumk- Sun Stage • All~ IW.lr'9,.. - Newport Arena WOP& • lJanw lndultiy plWltadon Livestock Arena • LMltlar guild darnOi•b•lkM - Home a Hobbles Stage • Owtle ""41ng. gl~uer Crafters Village • Mwd Sdanol-Mad Science Theatre • Stiww Lord.~ - Sun Stage • Ft-* 1hwstDn.. ~ - Grounds • Doggies of tha Wild West - NewP<>rt Arena 4PA • Siaarwia's D.nc:a Ftldiwy - ~Stage • 9onnia's 0... • T\lmbling 51udlo-Meadows Stage • Mll9 Dabbla l,ynn. vocalist - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • ....._ s~ Dixlaaend Jaz -..tet -Grounds • Or-.. Caunty Fair Cin:w fun Rev\18 -Kids Park • lnld FtwlCh. Juggler-Grounds • JonllthM Wild. c.ountry mUlk - Sun Stage 4:30P& •Sheep lnduWy pewanbitkM livestock Arena • Canmk:s .. ,_•b•tlon - Crafters Village • Small sale SqUlldron dlmon- strwtlon -Home & Hobbles Stage • Stave Lord. slngarlvultaris- Sun Stage • Fr-* 1hwstan.. nygldan - Grounds • Port City Washbowd Wiards - Grounds Fletcher Jones III & Paul Hahn Fletch.er Jones ill of Fletcher Jones Motorcars and Newport Beach Grunny Qub Head Professional Paul Hahn stand next to the 2001 Mercedes-Benz ML320 in preparation for the Tea Cup Classic~ at Newport Beach Country Club on Fri~y. • o--ti. K ... lng. glassblower - Crafters VIiiage 9:30 , ... SPA • Port City W-"bowd Wiurds - Grounds • C.ornady 5portz -Sun Stage • DMra MdCefvy 'Mo -Heritage Stage • Foldoristas Da califoml• - Heritage Stage 7PA • Sunshine Gatiantion of DiMM>ftd Bar -Meadows Stage • Somdlilng Spacial -Youtti Building • Milking _,._ .. tr~ - Millennium Barn IOP.M. • 1ha AlcantM land -Meadows Stage • M.tl Yuzuili. hypnotist - Meadows Stage • MUklng dentDOSb Wtklft Millennium Barn • RusMll Btothws Circus-Green Gate 10:30 , ... • lig land 2000 -Heritage Stage ' Headline Concert Series Arlington Theater, 8 PM Nightly Free W"lth Fair Admission l Big Bad Voodoo Daddy · Thur. July 26 John Beny, Suzy Bogguss, Billy Dean Fri. July 27 Howie Mandel -Sat. July 28 Lee Greenwood · Sun. July 29 to•orro• ,t;i s11110R~ ~for $A Seniots 55+ adtnl~rrts wheel and receive tree l rides\ and carouse ton $6} (Regular admiSS Fridlly, July 17 Twist 'n' Shout IULL 11)115 ILOW OUT IPM • Grandstand Arc~ ------Grandstand Arena Thrills FNc With Fw Admissk>nl Twill 'n' Shout lull Riders Blow Out Fri. July 27, 8 PM; Sat July 28, 4 6 8 PM; Sun. Juty 29, 6 PM PUBLIC SAFETY POUCI flllS COSTA MESA ·~~A ex>m rnetdal bufglwy was reported In the 1700 blodc at 5:10 a.m. Monday. • 1Ent91 priM StNet: A grand theft was reported In the 3000 block at 2:28 p.m. ~ • GWllr Av.nue Md IWbor 9ou69¥....t An .rodent lnvolv- lng an lnjwy was reported at 1 :02 p.m. Monday. • ....,...... Str-..t: A petty theft was feP()rted In the 200 block at 1 :35 p.m. Monday. • Mc.Cormldl A""'* A grand theft was reported in the 100 block at 8;02 a.m. Monday. • hdfk A,,,_.. A vehitle burglary was reported In the 2100 block at 9:23 a.m. Monday. • TuWe Dttve: Annoying phOM calls were reported in the 1000 block at 12:20 p.m. Monday. • Vlola Place: An assault was reported In the 1800 block at 6 a.m. Monday. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Man arrested after Newport Pier fight Newport Beach police arrested a 26-year-old Costa Mesa man Tuesday morning on suspicion of hitting another man on the head with the vehi- cle anti-theft device The Qub. Dung Minh Le was fishing on Newport Pier with a com- panion about 7:30 a.m. when another group of three people were also fishing at the pier, said Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shulman. Le reportedly told the group not to overhead cast at the pier, which led one man to pull out a knife. Shulman said Le then left with his companion and returned alone with The Club and hit the knife-wielding man on the back of his head. The man suffered a cut to his head LINES CONTINUED FROM 1 sweetly fwnbled and stwn· bled her way through rapid fire questioning from Szka- radek. the Costa Mesa attor- ney and CPA who kicked up this squall surrounding Steel's City Council nomination papers and which bas the councilman staring down the barrels of two felony com- plaints. #Oh yes,~ Mrs. Noack answered, punctuating her certainty. She many times had given her husband, Richard Noack, permission to sign her name on various documents. And as she clutch0d the straps of her black handbag, she said she recalled doing the same when Steel brought his City Council nominating petition to their residence on Aug. 16 of last year -the very day he is purported to have intentionally attempted to subvert the republic. Mr. Noack was dragged into this farce too. 1be weath- ered old gentleman with a slight hitch in his gate -a ACCUSED CONTINUED FROM 1 child annoyance. The Orange County district attorney is also filing the above charges. The first two offenses are felonies while the third ls a llllldemeenor. NEWPORT BEACH • ~ 9'rMt: Olwdefly conduc:t ~ ek.ohol was reported In 1ht 1500 blodc at 8 p.m. Mond9y. • Cieuula ,.._vanes.as ~removed a m.llboit from Its post Md thnJw It In a neighbor's yard In the 1700 block ait 8:54 a.m. Sun&ly. ..... CWt ........ f>ol5es.. sion of dangerous drugs without a prescription was repc>rt9d In the 4500 block at 5:10 a.m. Sonday. • ~ Avenu9: A grand theft was reported In the 1500 block at 1 :45 p.m. Monday. • Newport c.nw Dlrtve: Petty theft was reported In the 700 block at 6:40 p.m. Monday. • s....nlt.., Seaahon Drtw: An Individual was reported to have bffn under the Influence of a controlled substance at 5 a.m. Sunday. • 20th Street .cl a.lboli lloulev....t Possession of a controlled substance was report- ed at 1 :40 a.m. Monday. and ·refuse d treatment, Shulman said. The injured man was not identified, he said. Also, the injured man vias not arrested because there was imuf- ficient evidence to prove he pulled out a knife, Shulman said. Le was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. He Is being · held In Newport Beach jail with bail set atSl0,000. Water warnings posted at Dunes The Orange County Health Care Agency posted warning signs Tuesday afternoon at Newport Dunes. The area stretching 300 feet to the north of the pedestrian bridge and 300 fee t on the eastern side of the swim area was hit with the postings. Swimmers are warned to stay out of the water. guy with probably a few pro- jects cooking in the garage - was clearly annoyed with Szkaradek's questions. Szka- radek angled to pry from him an admission that the signa- twe of Marilyn Noack on Steel's nomination petition was really bis writing. But before be could answer, Colaw had to advise Noack that by answering the question he may be admitting to a felony under the Califor· nia Elections Code. So the good-natured old guy at fust claimed the 5th. But knowing what the truth was and not fearing it, he ultimately admitted that the writing was his. And he did so in a way that seemed to dare the dis- trict attorney's office to press charges. He then stepped down. The next day, Colaw tossed out the case -with prej- udice,~ meaning it was so without merit that it could not be litl.gated again in another courtroom. In short, it was nearly a waste of time. Which is why it Is time for Rackauckas to drop the crimi- nal charges against Steel. Having failed the preponder:- Fletcher could face a max- imum of up to 17 years in prison. He is being held in Orange County jail with bail set at $100,000. ,.0Hpa ....... COltef'S public safety and cOUtts. She Qn be reached at (949) 57~26 Of by e-mail •t dHpa.l>MflthO lttlmes.com. OllTUAllES Kendall Lynn Dorn Kendall Lynn Dom of Corona del Mer <lied Monday of complica- tions from mitochoodt-w disease. Sbewas.s. IC8od.aD is sumved by fatber Eric Dom, mother Diane Dom of Leguna Niguel, stepmother Debbie Dorn, sister Cameron Dorn, and grandparents Mr. and~. .James Dorn of Costa Mesa, and Mr. and Mrs, David Khulman of Las Vegas. Services will be held Friday at Pad.fie View Memorial Park jn Newport B~ach. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in Kendall's memory to The United Mitochondrial Disease The postings were announced at 5 p.m . Tuesday, after the agency found tmac- cept.able levels of bacteria in the water in those areas. Current postings are also in effect at 38th Street beach. 19th Streetbeach,GrantStreetand Newport Slough, and Lancaster Street at Newport Slough. Rodmans arraignment continued again Dennis Rodman's arraign- ment relating to criminal mis- demeanor charges filed by the Orange County district attor- ney for allegedly using sound amplifiers without city permits at his Newport Beach home was continued on Tuesday to Aug. 8. According to prosecutors, the former NBA superstar •dis- ance-of-evidence test in the .civil proceeding, the felony count against Steel involving the Noacks and his 2000 nomination petition can't pos- sibly clear the tougher reason- able doubt standard required in a criminal trial. And the remaining count -which has to do with Steel's 1998 nomi· nation petition -is as weak as a slug on Valium. In that instance, Steel is accused of forging the now late Alice Billioux's signatwe next to the ·x· the legally blind woman is said to have affixed to his petition. He did so, says Ron Cordova, Steel's attorney, so the regispar would know to whom the ·x· belonged Hardly the nef ari· ous act. it seems to me, of a craven felon bent on shred- ding the trust of the elective franchise. And regardless, Steel had sufficient signatures in that year -with or without Billioux's •x• -to qualify for the ballot That Rackauckas bas pursued Steel for this long doesn't pess the smeD test. in my book. Deputy Dist Atty. Micb4el Lubinski -the pros- ecutor in the case -said KOLL CONTINUED FROM 1 The fact that such a planning study won't be com- pleted before voten d~e on the expansion is another reason for some to oppose the project. Councilmen John Heffernan and Gary Proctor, who voted against the expe.nsion, said dty officials should tint come up with a comprehen- sive plan for the area and fig- ure out what; if any, d~ .. foundation, P.O. Box 1151, Monroeville, PA 151.46·1151. Melvin 'Mel' Owen Carpenter Melvin "Mel" Owen CaJ])enter, a 44·Yeat Newport Beach resident, died Sunday of a heart attack following a stroke. He was 82. Mr. Carpenter was born in St. Louis, Mo., on Nov. 23, 1918. He moved from D1inois to California in 1JU9 and grew up in Maywood. He ~ted from Bell High SchoOl in Bell and x;noved to Newport Beach in 1957. Mr. Carpenter was .a meter reader for the Southern CalifQ1Jlia Gas Co. He was a member of the West Point par- ents club and was YMCA leader for five years in Maywood. He is survived by son Kenny Carpenter, daughter Lant Brizic, brother Craig caipenter, sister Marguerite Calvert, four grandchildfen and four great- grandchildren. turbed the peace" in his Seashore Drive neighb<!rhood on May 12, when he hosted a party on the beach to celebrate his 40th birthday. Police said about 300 people came to the party, which fea- tured famous live bands play- ing on the beach. Rodman also jumped off a helicopter onto the beach during the party. Police in riot gear disrupted the festivities, and the party moved to Josh Slocums Restaurant on Coast Highway. U convicted, Rodman could face 18 months in jail and a $3,000 fine. He could also get an additional year and a $2,000 fine for violating probation from a prior charge of driving under the influence. The arraignment is sched- uled for 8:30 a.m. Aug. 8. It was originally continued from June 20. when announcing the charges against Steel in May that the election laws "are made to protect the integrity of our electoral system. To compro- mise or bend the rules would be an injustice.• 1hJe enough. So then why didn't Rackauckas' office file cha.ryes against Richard Noack for allegedly violating the election code? °That's the one that says, In part, that any person "who intentionally subscribes (to any nomination petition] the name of another is guilty of a felony.• Do we bend the rules for Noack, but not for Steel? c.ertain1y not But we do exercise prosecutorial discre- tion. And given the utter fail- W'0 of the 2000 inddent in the civil proceeding and the Jame charge in the Billioux matter, it's time for Rackauckas to call off the dogs. • 8YRON DI MAICAL Is a writ« and communications consuftant.. He resides In Costa Mesa. His~ umn IPPHf'S on~ Readers C.lfl ruct. him with news tips and comments via Hnail at byronwrltwOmsn.com. ment should be allowed before approving specific projects. Joining bis two colleagues in voting against the project, Councilman Steve Bromberg reversed bis earlier position. "I kept asking myself: Do I have enough information to say let the people votet• said Bromberg, adding that be bad struggled ¥fitb the mue since the last meeting. •t don't think. we do.• Doily Pilot A vieW1Dg will be beld from ' to 1 p.m. 1bW'Sday at Pacific View Memo:ri.al Park. Services w1l1 be held Friday at 11 a.m. at Pacific View. FranlC H. Fries Jr. Prank H. Pries Jr., a long- time resident of Corona del Mar, died July 11 of cancer. Hewas79. Mr. Pries was born in San Francisco on March 26, 1922. He liked to fish. He is swvlved by his broth- er, Wllllam Pries Il. No services will be held. IO-llllllS The~ PllOt wetComes ~ fot residents or fOmw IM'idlnb Of Costa Mea lind ~Beach. tf~~, .~ """'~nu~ ~ ~f mortuary to fu UI the information at (949) ~170 or call the newsroom .t (949) 764- ~A. RAY George A. Ray 87. d Newport i-:t1 ~ eway"" 10 2001. Hell~byNm~. ~ c R9y; ~a.. Hopbls (Sliwena), ~ w... (i..ur.nc:.). ~-.Sheron R9y; ~~Ray, Mal1I Ray (Mlchelle), 1Y Hcpkinl, Klllherine Hol*lnl. IMlll Hopklna, 8'Wn Hopklns (KriMen). M8dllne W.... Natalie Weese Mr. Ray wu ~In dNlll by his son Col°'**~. Ray Men1orie1 ~ wll be 3 00 p m . Fnday .A1tf 27, 2001 .. Pdlc View memonal ~ 3500 Peelle View Ol!Ye. Newpol1 BNc:to, CA In 11u d .,,_., ... ~ rwqtl9IC dondorlt be mede to !he Amencen c.no. Society . "' I I • . ' QU01I Of 111 DAY "It took us f Ive days to bring all of this together and now, it's s strong as ever ... • Pat Matau lN, Costa Mesa American Little League President • mOPBB J4if/JO~ NATALIE KING Doily Pilot sports Ecllor Roger Corfaon • 949-5744223 • Sports Fmu 949-6500170 Wednesday, My 25, 2001 7 WOMEN'S GOLF SEAN HIC.LER I DAILY Pl.OT ~ewport Beach Country Club's Debbie Albright takes another crack at the title in the fifth Tea Cup Classic. Newport Beach's Debbie She's on a record pace, but home is wher e the heart is Richard Dunn DAllY Pit.OT Rr a mother to bond with her daughter is priceless, but it doesn't always happen, especially when the child grows to be a teenager. There's nothing awkward about 14-year-old Katie Albright playing goUwith her locally famous mother. Debbie. ln fact, it's cool for the future Corona de) Mar High girls goJfer to tee It up with her mother, •pedaily after investing in a new driver. •it's tough when your 14-year-old daughter starts bitting the ball farther than you do,• said Debbie Albright, who bas carved her name in Newport Beach Country Club annal9 with six consecutive women's dub championships. With age on her side Tea Cup bridesmaid three (she's 43) and the fact that CU times (1997, '98 and 2000), her game is improving shot a remarkable every year (she's currently four-round 305 to win this a 1 handicap). Albright year's Newport Beach title appears to have a chance on May 18. Brenda Parrott of someday breaking the and Janice Sauter ranked club record of nine next in the club's low-gross straight titles, held by Dee championship flight, while Dee White from 1967 to Cathy Vrdolyak won low '75. Albright would have net. to win titles through 2005 CLASSIC But Albright, the to eclipse the mark. mother of two young (White is the all-time ~--------' teenagers, relishes the leader with 17 dub championships.) moments she can pJay 18 with her Albright, however, isn't daughter, a freshman at CdM in the concerned about The Streak. Her fall. Newport Beach dub championship •1t's fun to have a teenage victories are becoming more daughter out there,• Albright said. widespread-she won this year's title "You don't get to spend too much by a career-high 19 strokes time with them anymore. They're too -and her scores are getting lower. busy going to the beach.• •It seems to be hanging in there,· Albright said of goU game, which she Albright, of course, would love to will put on display Friday in Tua win Tea CUp Classic V. But sbe realizes three-time defending Cup Cassie V on her home course champion Marianne Tow~y (Santa at 1 p.m. •You know, people put 50 much Ana Country Club) is a heavy effort in as a beginning golfer, you favorite, while Tea Cup newcomer develop good habits, and, 1 Jove the Olivia Slutzky (Big Canyon Country game so much, I don't let a few bed Club) and veteran Denise Woodard shots bother me anymore.• (Mesa Verde Country Club) a.re noble Albright, who bu finished as the SE E ·TEA CUP PAGE I JUNIOR TENNIS ll1Tl.E LEAGUE MayorS:Cup wowing up to . become one of the mainstays Tigers were the focal point which brought this series to a realization. Tony Altobelli 0AllY PILOT · COST A MESA -A simple idea. a few phone calls and BAM! The Costa Mesa Mayor's Cup is born. Now, five years later, the idea is still as exctting as that first lhree- game senes between the Costa Mesa American Little League and the Costa Mesa National Little League. ·in 1997, I was the manager of the Tigers and we were pre tty good,· CM ALL President Pat Maguire said. ·1 knew the Dodgers from the National League were pretty good too, and we tried to get a game with them, but we could never hook up on a day or time. "Then, the thought of each all- star team playing each other caught my interest, so I asked our president. Kirk Bauermeister, if we could work this properly through the Little League,• Maguire continued. "It took us five days to bring all of this together and now, it's as strong as ever.· So after five days, the pieces of the puzzle were in place for this tournament, but what were they going to name it? ~ ·1 grew up in New York and before interleague, the Mets and the Yankees would have a Mayor's Cup tournament,• Maguire said. ·we talked to then Mayor Peter Buffa, who is also from New York and he thought that would be a good name for it.• In that first year of action. it was the CMALL defeating the Nationals by scores of 12-1 and 9-2 in 1997. Renny Jackson was the Most Valuable Player of the tournament and current high school standouts such as Athena Vasquez, Andrew Carich, Danny Whittaker and Michael Maguire made significant contribuUons to the first-ever battle. The following year, it was the Nationals who returned the favor, sweeping away the Americans with 5-2 and 6-0 victories. In the eigbt- innlng opener, CMNLL's Adam Jorgenson outduelled American burler Brett Perrine, while in the deciding contest. Brett Via smacked two home runs and drove in five RBis to give the Nationals their first. ever championship. "I've been involved with a lot of success with the American League, but 1 was also the manager of the only non-victorious Mayor's Cup team,• Maguire said. The C MALL snatched the Mayor's Cup tTophy back by sweeping the Nationals, 6·0, and, 16-2, in 1999. Daniel Cooper pitched a complete-game four-bitter in the ·American, Nationals square off National LL All-Stars enter with the edge at Costa Mesa High. COSTA MESA -Bragging rights for all ol Costa Mesa are on the line as the 2001 Mayor's Cup celebrates its fifth year ol rompetition today at Costa Mesa High, starting at 5:30 p.m. The Costa Mesa American Uttle League bas woo three ol the past four meetings in this Majors Division (11-12-year- olds), but it's the Costa Mesa NatioDal ll. with the mmDelllum following a solid effort at the District 62 All-Star Tournament Game 2 of this best-of-three series will take pJace Thursday, at 5:30, with Game 3 (if necessary) set for Saturday. Priol' to today's game there will be a prega.me ceremony, led by Costa Mesa Major Ubby Cowan. -Were trying to get some ol the original Costa Mesa American p&a~ from lflf11,. Calta Mesa American Pr8lldeat Pat Maguire said. ·u sbould be a greet series. Somethlog the kids will remember for a ~ time." opener and Josh Elliott went 2 for 3 with two runs scored and two RBis in the clincher. Last, but not least, it was the Americans with the first-ever back- to-back Mayor's Cup titles with a two-game sweep in 2000. Brendan Hoffman, Skylar Cozad and Jamie Tinnion each clubbed home runs and R.J . Duemberger pitched a complete-game gem as CMALL won, 7-2, in Game 1. The Nationals were one out away from forcing a first-ever Game 3, before CMALL pulled out a 6-4, seven-inning victory. "Tbis is where the the Costa Mesa-Estancia high school rivalry gets kicked off,• Maguire said. •After each Mayor's Cup Tournament. each player from the winning team gets certificates from the Mayor's Otfice and overall. it's a great way to end a Uttle League career. AJso, we put up champi- onship banners in the outfield to remember each team. This Is what they will remember. even more so than the district playoffs.• It's a breeze,· so far, for most of the seeds .,,. ,. Singlm (Round of 11) • Tnsten AAdef's def. Justin GNel\ 3-6, 6-1, 6-1; Eric Aamaes def. Gtant Ludwldt ~ def.ult; 5-'I ~def. Alex hton, 6-0, 6-4; Jared Haley def. Andrew Benollna. 6-1, 6-2; Jeff o...;dson def. Joshua Smith, 6-1, 6-2; Wamtn Hardie def. Uliies Banos, 6-3. 6-2; Anthony Gomez def. Daniel Uem. 6-0, 6-1. .,,. 15 56ngle9 (Round of JZ) • George Canete def. ~ Mlgulre, 6-2, 6-1; Robby Wood def. o.nhln Patel, 6-1, 6-1; Camef'On Nazemi deef. Rodoffo F. Jimenez, 6-3, 6-0; NatNn Sbcler def. JKC>b King. 6-4. 6-3; 5sei S.ida def. [).met Chiriboga. 6-1, 6-1; Shlmpel Suzuki def. Jotln Partc. 6-4. 2-6, 6-3; Nicholas Doen def. Nick Smith. 6-4, 6-1; Griffin Foley def. St--. Goldberg. 6-0, 2~. 6-3; Christian Florido def. Maf'cet Pnymusimlti, 6-3, 6-4; Michael McOune def. Terrence Huang. 6-0, 6-0; Scott Hohenstein def. Colin Snow, 6-2. 6-4; Bryan Newell def. Michael Haler, 7-6, 2~. 6-4; 'fylef Dedi: def. BrenNn RobertJ, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4; Ryan Malawy def. Devin R.auc:.tlwerger, 6-3, 6-1; ~ Karlen def. Alex Nafarrete. 6-4. 6.(t Logan Johnson def. Harl HadzihallkMc. 6-2, 6-0; Mike O\mlnger def. Brylf'I WlllWW, 6-4, 6-4. PAIY PltOT srom 5JMf Roger c.tlon, Sports Editof, may be rffCtled at 949-57""'223 Of ~ &-mail at roger.~rbcnO/atimes.com ~ 0.-. AsslsUnt Sports Editor (golf, tennk), may be reached at (949) 57~. Of ~ e-maff at rlcNrd.dt.nnOl.ltimes.com a.Ty~. Aslistar1t Sports Editor (preps), may be reached at (949) 574-4227, Of ~ e-mall at ban)lf.u/~timft.com ....., ....... Stxll1S 'M1ter (c:oOeg.s.• preps. youth, features), may be reached at (949) 574-U22, Of ~ H'Nlil at ~l/Olatlmes.com ftlw vtrven, Sports Writer (e>r.nge eo.st. ~ youth, fNtures), may be ruc:hed at (949) 764-025. Of ~ HNll at .n-.~flmes.com GREG FRY I DAILY Pl.OT Ryan Caughren (above) u he rolls lD the Round of 16 with a 6-1, 7-6 vt~ry over Travis McClellan lD Boys 12. At left. Chris Conun dellven lD the 10-and-under boys. WAR BY THE SHORE JUNIOR TENNIS SUMMARIES ~ 5egll def. Kyle De Vre, 6-0, 6-1; Ovis Johnson def. ChrimJpher Nguyef\ 6-4, 6-3; LNnd Buttle def. Tato Makino. 6-3, 6-0; OtffOf'd Yook def. Adam SNndlln. 6-0, 6-1; Ar6/ Luo def. ~an Pham, 6-1, 6-4; Art6y Gent def. Dylan Leslie, 6-1, 6-0; cartos Gomez def. Arthur ICalayjlao, 6-4, 6-1; Jake Fleming def. Andrew Farland, 6-0, 6-0; Fabian Matthews def. Jonathan Ktoopf, 6-1, 6-0; Nicolas Berger def. DllYld 'Nong. 6-0, 6-0; ANltfO Sanchez def. Adam Peru. 6-3, 6-0; Ryan Sandburg def. Nathan Skollel; 7~. 7-5; Nicholas Glngold def. Marc~ 6-0, 6-0; ~ Samter def. TaylOf' Leiby. Ajay Ahluwalia def. Jae Chol, 6-7, 6-3, 6-3; DllYld Bloom def. >eyur Patel, 6-2. 6-0. .,,. 1l Singlm (Round of 15) . Parller Rhodes def. Chm Freeman. 7-5, 6-3; Quoc ~def. Kenny , Williams, 6-1, 6-2; Nlpun Patel def. ~ Lademan. 7-6, 7~ Rome! Orplano def. Cameron Spearman. 6-3, 6-1; Khunpol lsw'a def. Kevin Radle, 6-0, 6-1; Brandon Tran def. Spencer AgulM, 6-2. 6-2; Atwhw Singer def. Christopher Ru!Rll 11. 2-6. 7-5, 6-4; Ryan c.ugtven def. ThMs McOellan, 6-1, 7~ DllYld Ormont def. Gaty Fan, 6-1, 6-3. .,,. 10 Singlm (Round of 15) • O\al1le CoNm def. Tty!Of' Stepn.t\ TEA CUP CONTINUED FROM 7 opponents. 6-1, 6-2; BNn F.ng def. CJ.~ 6-1, 6-1; Christoph« NaMnanl def. Nikko OUmoto<oen, 6-0. 6-2; Mart DeC.astto def. MichMI Um. 6-0, 6-2; Mikey Zeblan def. Upscomb. 4-6, 6-4. 6-3; Oiiton Arnold def. Kyte Kager, 6-3, 6-t; Charlie Alvarado def. Miu De Costger, 6-3, 6-3. Girts 11 ..... (Round of 1') • 1..-uren Ganagher; 6-4, 6-0; Christine Lalonde def. Undsay flYe ~ deOOlt; 5¥.tl Fansler def. Molly Shit\ 6-0, 6-2; Amlnda Rubenstein def. Janet Jenq 171 defllolt; Elle Cn.llksl\lln6t def. Jeflnifef' Bonuk. 7-5, 7-S; Juliette Mutzke def. Diana Khoo~ 6-1, 6-1; JeWa Rice def. Amisha Patel, 6-0, 6-3. Brittany Minni def. Donne Gentry, 6-3, G1rt1 15 56ng1e9 (Round of 15) . 6-1; casey KnuUon def. carmen Khouly. KrisUi Mdntosh def. Kristen Wilson. 6-4, ~ Brttuny Holland def. Brianna 6-3, 6-2; Sal'lh Fansler def. Amanda Ondrym, 6-0, 6-2; Jennifer Bedt def. Rubenstein, 6-1, 6-3; V-Dunlap Jamie~ 6-0, 6-1; Kelly Dunc.an def. def. Elle Crullcshank. 6-1, 6.(t Krista CWnerin Barron-S.ndman, 7-5, 6-2; Mcintosh <»t. Kristen Wiison, 6-3, 6-2; lMnn lmre def. LMn DeYendorf, Claire RieUctl def. Iris M&. 6-2. 6-1; 6-1, 6-1; Gloriann ~def. Megan ~ S.ig.do <»t. Alexis Coulourides .....Wins. 2~. 6-2. 6-0; Emily BO'jd def/E default; C.rollna vei.:o def. Gabriela Lopez. 6-2. 6-3; Kelly Nelson Devanshl, 6-1. 6-0; Juliette Mutzke def. def. Chip Dunbar, 6-4, 6-2. Jessla Rice, 6-2, 6-.2; Girts " 56ngle9 (Round of Jl) . Glrtl ,. ..... (ltound of JZ) • Bonnie Adams def. Ashley Meier; 6-2, JKlyn Manning def. Tala Jahanglri, 6-2, 6-0; Vanessa Dunlap def. Amber Ray, S-2. retired; Kristy Foumell def. Karin 6-1. 6-3; Kristen Wilson def. Whittney HKltofyan, 6-0, 6-0; Jiii Damion def. Pau~ 6-2. 6-4; Krista Mcintosh def. Natollle c.11. 6-1, 6-1; Noelle Hirneise def. Johanna Phillips. 6-2. 6-1; Claire Rietldi Melisu J.oooo. 6-4. 6-4; Jffnelle Stlnes def. Stephanie~ 6-0, 6-0; lf1J Ma def. T-111 Esplnau, 6-0, 6-2; Bedty def. Amy HU!Uker ~def.ult; l.1uren Duesier def. Catty ~ 6-0, 6-1; Salgado def. Jennifer Colgrove, 6-0. 6-1; ~ Pttrilt def. lreN ic.tr..arkov, 3-6. Alexis Coulourldes def. Jeslc.a lMlger. 7~. 6-l; Slrah ~def. Alyssa 6-3, 6-3; Devanshl Patel def. Mldlelle Tonelli. 6-7, 6-2. 6-3; 8ritUny Rosen def. Gagnoo. 6-1, 6-0; Carolina~ def. Megan tWttleri~uth, 6-2, 6-1; Shawnell Rumell def. Amy Bedt 171 def.uft; Alison Rand def. NoR ~ 7-5, 6-2; Leslie B"lodt def. Priyanb Venbtesh, 6-0, •7, 6-2; Jamison Steele def. PooJa Desai ~ default; Sherie Lawson def. Katie Md(itteridl, 7~. 6-3; Kathetllne Debowslti def. Nehal Patel, 6-0, 6-2; S.mantha Smith def. Amy Nguyen. 6-2. 6-1. Glrtl 12 Slngle9 (Round of 1'} . Stacy ICMlfman def. AlelcMldra Welliver, 6-1, 6-2; c.amllle Orp4ano-def. Shanna Hendenon, 6-0, 6-1; A. Rourine Ellbon def. Michelle Atkins. 6-1, 6-0; Shayla Henderson def. JoYanna Sangria. 7-5, 3-6, 6-3; Jill ~def. Taylor ~ney. 6-2. 6-3; Sierra Ellison def. Kristina HeimstMdt. 6-1, 6-2; Rachej Andeson def. Tiffany le-Mai. 6-1, 6-4; Stephanie Langer def. Molly Aloia, 6-2, 7-5. Girt. 10 Slngle9 (Round of 11) . Tiffany Tran def. Usey 8amb.luer. 6-0. 6-2; .lol'$n Kimura def. Nicole Perez. 6-0, 6-0; BNMI SteWnett def. Melisu Matsuolul, 6-2. 6-0; Cierra ~ def. Pa.ge Pollzois, 7-5, M; Siobhan lM def Brynn Boren. 6-4. ~ Khunpelt lsWa def. Meghan Chon-.., 6-0. 6-0; Jillian Sangria def. lritney Sanden. 7-5, 3-6. 6-3. DEEP SEA ALUMNI BASKRBALL Saturday hoops "It's a good group of girls in the Tea Cup Classic,• said Albright. •(To win) is a matter of playing well on that day ... I'm looking forward to It. It's a nice thing for us.• Newport ........ 7 bolts,. 139 anglen. 8S lllbecore. 9 yellowtail, 3 white ~ 1 bluefln tuna. 18~629sand bis. 2511 c.allco bis. CORONA DEL MAR -The 13th annual Jack Errlon Memorial Basketball Tournament is set to kick off Saturday at Corona del Mar High at 8 a.m. for an all· day, pass-the-oxygen-mask, tree-for-all. Albright added she doesn't feel a bome...course advantage. •Marianne and Denise have played Newport Beach a bunch, so I don't know bow much of an advantage it is. I think they know the course as well as I do ... maybe there's more pressure, because everyone expects you to do better.• Albright, who will play in the dub's Sea Horse Classic next week, competed on a strong Newport Beach Country Club women's team this summer, a squad that advanced to the semifinals of Women's Southern California Golf Association Team Play after winning its division. 1 halibut. 1 sheepheild. t blade cro.llef'. ~Locbr -9 bolts,. 368 anglen. 556 sand bis. 124 allco bis. 369 barracuda, 3 rodcftsh. 22 INhite Mabasr. 1 halibut. 9~ ao ~ 16 bluefitl tuna. According lo tournament co-coordinator Jon Upham, there will be 16 to 18 teams participating ln the tournament, indud4tg the defending champion Class of 1981 squad. In last ye4T1s flnal, Class of '81 defeated the Clas' of '86, 52-48. Jeff Pries led the champs with 22 points, while Steve Moore added 11 . _ First-year Coach Ryan Curry will be in attendance and in addition to all the basketball excitement, a silent auction will take place to raise money for the basketball program as well as the special education department. The championship final is about 5 p.m. .. ~ . . . ~; -'·' • ·-;, i ,}'. ,....:._-...... ··~ ' : • .... ·' ~ tot .. ,-~ r. . . . . . -.. · .. -···>-:J t • ' \ . FlctltJoua Bullnna Name Stetement The lollowlllo petlOnt .,. doing ~ •: BBCG. 468 Seaward Dr , Corona dal Mar. CA t2tl25 Cheri Emlly Fleury. 488 SMwanl Or.. Co-rona dal Mar, CA 92825 Thia ~ la COlt-cMMd by: an lncMMI H•"• you atartad ~~~No Thia alat«nant WU flied With Iha qounty Cllrtl of ~ Col.nY on 06'29l2001 '. ' ... Flctltlou9 lutlnMe Name StNment The folloWlna panona .. doing i.--. aa: T 1 tfetwotttl, 2101 Co41na v .. ta. Coal• MMa. CA 82e21 ,., • . '. . f..- F1ctttloua 8uelneN Name •tement The~ PMOrll .,.. ddlna ~ •: 8MIY Aay. u..c. 111 AYalidl P8*0 De O!o San Claman1a, CA 92727 Wllern Ray Valen4ina, UC, (CA). f 11 AYafllda PaWO De Oro, San °"'*"9, CA llZm Tllil bUllflMI la oon- .. ,J· -• /'• ·<· .. -.. -. ..J.c:. I Dai~ PilOt All·STAR F001IAU. .,,. Qnatte~ of Tars ~:~· .. - featured - LA/OC All-Star G~ at Cetritos Saturday. - NORWALK -Four Newi)On Harbor High products will~)le donning Orange County ttU- Star uniforms Saturttay evenmg al Cerritos College, led by running back Chris Manderiiio. Manderino, a Division VI~ Player of the Year. is joined., by teammates Andy Rankin, a .. &- foot-3 , 220-pound linebacker. Scott Lopez. a S.3, 290-pollnd offensive lineman, a,'1'P defensive lineman Nick Mogaddam, who checks in at 6-4. 255. :~ Facing the Orange County All-Stars will be a band of Los Angeles All-Stars, guided .. by l.egendary high school coach Marijon Ancich. Ancich has won 3 t t games in a career that spans 38 yeers. La Habra High's Frank Mazzotta Jr. will coach 'fJle Orange County All -Stars. , Ancich 's All-Stars will be-ted by La Mirada quarterback Ertk Meyer and Los Altos quarterback Felipe Aguilar.· Both were named Players or the Year in Division VI and \111 , respectively. ' Defensively. Los Angeles is Ued by lineman Allen ~U.of Mayfair. Kennett (5-10, 2i5) played in the Cal;-Tex Shnne Game and had five sacks. Manderioo, at 6-1, 205;" is being billed as one or Orange County's major running weapons in the backfield, as well as Loara's Billy Chavez And La Habra's Brent West. _ Quarterbacks in the Ora.!!!JE! County stable include Jii:n Henry Jackson of Villa PD . Michael Keeling ot La Ha~ Andy Dinh of Los Amigos. also doubles as a defensive . Also from the Sea ~ League are Irvlne f1llh linebackers Andy Howe and Brian Porteous and recei-Yer David Doomey. The only Padfic-Coast ~ representative is University ~h lineman Ryan Pahua (&-5, 31~. Kickoff Is billed for 6 p.m. , ' ,.. ......... .. ..... .. 'llllnl .:-~ ~~ ~·::.~ ... ~ • w.dneeday, July 25, 2001 ,Pis• UI •11.-p~L ~ bullnete yet? ...... 10 .. ~ • PAOMTE...,.. fllll LIGAL NOT1CI ..... lkl -· ~-llale!Nnt WU Y•, 7/'IJ01 loN wtlMllt ~ IANDAA LYNN NOTICa OP • .:-~ Cltlll ::" flt = 1,!won '· ~. CIOUft 1PPVY91, '*i IOW£AI AND JOH PUIUC UU Of' Ht .. IMADllLUMCH IHIL.~ • YANOUt DIST'NCT lfTU 'lllln IO ~ .. otltOlllMd. 0.... ti DlrealOr, , ....... , weft .-wi .. ..,. .. ... .. ,. ............ tltd Optr• '°"' """"' ..... In tlmllnatlon.._...... ~ "'9wpol1 .. ~~ '= ~~ :0:. ... ell.Cotti ..... day '~;;t;i. In IM a.Id Ofb ~ II: Daly Plot J4#t 21. ~ ·, ,.~111re, 111 w. on 07/1~10011r1_ Pp~ FallOll, CECI = °'!:'Olll~~ :.AOE~~ per· APIRAONPDONl~D ,tn. ., ~ Cotta .... ,..... ,. ..... nt ....,, h petlONll,... IOnll """'"...._ to "'' '";',..~ Oettlnatlon1 g.: 1':':. ~ 11~ flledThlt.:9~ =~ /:,::. ': :=1111c:.:. ...... °' ,:r= ~~ .......,,. 90fp. ~), 7{1 ITATIMINT OP Cllltl of,~ 0ouncY lilterwltcl PMOM un-THE PETITION r• ll~~a.~AtPllblleto ~Ion' W. f7'1 ........ Hf. AIANDOHMINT OP on 07113.'2001 1111 !hey t11vt wl!Yld CIUMlt 1t1e declldent'i .... _. ...,., 0-. ....... CA tae27 UM ---2001117tMt notlol or OOl'llll1lld to W11endoodlclle,11 f!11f, .._.~.f...11!'1 ~. ~ ~ bUllnlM II oon-vr .. _,,, __ Olly Piiot AA 18, 25 1M Pfot>OMd ectlon.) bl ldmlllld to problll .... ..,........,,. ..,..... v,. ~ ~: I 00fl)Clflllol1 IUllHlll NAiii Aug. 1. D. 20C>l WQZf Thi ~ldilpllldlllt _.. Thi Wll lftd lll'f oocWt tollowlng d"cflbed · Hive you 1t1rtld The ~ l)tf'90tl(•l lelrlllon ~ Wiii bl 1,. 1vllllble tor ••· PtOOefti lo wit. 8EAN 1dOlftg bUtln••• ytt? ha• (have) lblndoMcl Publlo Nodol ~= unltll Ill In-lll'llNillon In"' ftlt ic.pt MCLAUGHLIN 0 ·111, 'Ytt, 1111 flt Ult d tht flclMlolll Notice II hertby QIYtfl ptrt0n 11111 .,, ~ lht OOUtt. SheMng. clotnte con· ' or111 Dt1tln1Uon1 1>U1lno1 n1rne: SlmolY that tht undlnllgntd wtl ~ IO lht pe4lllon THE PETITION re-talner mite., BAIAH ~ Cofp. Th• Bt1t Llmou1rne bt loid at publlO ~ MCI lhowl OOOd '*"' qutttl authority to Id· VENORIN 1·1 11, • Miile Po!Mroy, Prtll· 8trvtot. 8271 ChAomln on Au~ 1, 2001, It why 1he OOU!f lhollld not mlnllllr tht tttalit undtf ~-book1, chi ... ci.itt Avtnu1, Oatdtn Grove, StalVlng Sdlolat'• Mini· grant 1M IUlhotlty. 1M lodependtnt Admln· mile. 11VSALIA OCHOA Tllll l!Nment wu C~~1 StorageL 1967 Newport A H!AAINO on IM llttatlon of EllatH Act. HllO, Baby ClrtlllQt lu.d wtltl !tit County ,.,. Flc!ltlout Bull· BM!., 1.iOttl MIN, CA Pttlllo!I wtll 111 held on (Thll Autholtly w1 111ow btd.i. tum.. inllo. VIKKI 01111t at Chnal Col#lly nlll namt rtl1rrtd to 92927, (948) 831-3379 AUOUST 23, 2001 11 fht pereonal reprHtnt· FRt:LEY J·98, Oolf on 07/1Hoof lbovt Wit llltd In Of. 18, Jan 8\tln, houM-1:30 p.m. In u73 at1¥tt to i.q rrwny ec-ciubt, Cloltltt, bollM, I001M7otM 11101 Countv on 01/30I hOlcl 111n1t lopeltd It 541 City t1on1 without obtaining mlec. JOHN AGUERO ~ Piiot ~ 19~ 20l>1, FlLE NO. 1111 , Lorr1lnt Dflvt South, , oourt IPPfOYll, Befort K·22. ch1lr11. 11111. -1. I.~ ~ 200188113e0e Chalnbtrt, houNhold CA 128e8. taking 0111aln very Im· boxt1, mllc., ~HERRY Otoffrey Florbt1·Cun· lt1m1 IF YOU OBJECT to portant ICtlont, how· FERKOL 0·35, Clolhel, fl1otfdoul luelMM nlnghani, 8271 Chap-12027A, Marcu. Otr· tht cnn11na of Ill pet. tvtr, tht perlONll ,... leddlf. mite. Nll'M ~ men Avenue. C&Ufornl1 YeC. houettlold ltlrnl tlon, -you tilolild "1PI" 11ntatlvn will bt ,... Salt will bt by QOl'll· Tiie folowlna ptflOl'll 82141 Landlord mtMt Ille at 1M hllltng Ind ... qlAr9d to ~ nodOI to petltlve bidding (wrttttn .,. doil'9 tlUli'ltill u : 'Thlt l>UllntH II con· ~to bid at 1111. Cuti your obf9ctl0!11 or lllt lntlrttltd ptl90nt un· Nlltd blcll may bt 3tm Producllon1, du*d by: en lndMdull Oft-/. Slit It lllbjlct to wntt9n objtotlof\t wtltl IMI thty havt wllvtd 1ubmltltd In ldYanct) 2132 ~ Avt., Otollr1y Flofbt•·Cun· ClnOllldon In the IVtnl tht court btfOft tht notlol or conetnted to on Ile 8111 day of Auault. COlll ......, CA 92e2t nlngham of Mltltrnent bttwttn hurln g. Your 1p-tht propoMCI action.) 2001 tt 2:00 P.M. •f lht Tlin Trect , 2832 Tlll1 1tat1mtnt wu landlold and obllgattd peerenoe msy bl In ptr· Tiie ~idepelidtnl ~ prtmlNt where Hid AedwOOd Ave., Coate flltd with the County party. eon or by Yf/AJI anomey, ll11allon lutholtty w11 bl property h11 b1tn Miii, CA 92e2t Clll1I of Ofangt County 8~ Sctlolare IF YOU ARE A CR£D.. ~ uni.et an In-"°19d end which II lo-butlflllt 11 oon-on 07113/2001 Mlnl·Storege JTOA or 0011Cl11g1111 Ol9d-PtflOI' 1111 en cat9d 11 AYRES SELF by: en 1nc1McM1 20011171001 Publlthtd Newport lllOr of Ill cllclUtd, you obftCllol\ to !ht ptt1t1on STOAAOE, 7012 Emeet • 1¥• you ll11'1td Delly PMo4 Jliy 18. 25, B1tch·Co1ta MtH '"'* Ille yout dllm with end lhowl good CIUN Ave . Hunllnglon BNdl, dllllf bullntH yt t7 Aug J, I, 20()1 WQ5i Dal~ Piiot July 18, 25 IM oourf Ind mell I wtry !ht court lhould no4 Ce (71') 148·7314. ~ 1fr!:,1 Flctltlou1 lualneu 200 W072 :,:::rz..:= Qlf1 H~~ !tie ~'ford t>id9:'= .:J:. Thie ltltemtnt wu Ntlme ltatement Flctltloua lualneu by 1w ocut tow pell!lon w111 bt htld on Purch1111 muat be ftltd wflh 1M County The lollowlng persona Ntime St.1tment rnonthl from Ill cletl of AUOUST 23, 2001 11 mede by cuh end peld Cltftl ot OrMOe County '" doing buMIMI u : The loll 1 !ht ftm IMl.noe of let· 1 :30 p.m. In Dept. L73 tor 11 tht t1m1 ol on 07/13"!00f True Stylt, 25381 are doing~~· litrl u provldtd In Pro-locei.d •l 541 Tht City purcl\IH. AH purchutd I0011171014 Allcla Per1tw1y, Suite L, ColltctfY. Tlltorv ~II bite Code ~ 9100. Drive Soutll. Orengt, goodl e11 IOld a1 11 and g: r:~ 11W,:0 ~ ~~leCABa~, ~lt!..StCA =· ~ = ~:."'= C~F~~· OBJECT to :rr:=totbt~:I.: ...,.. 21022 Loi Alleol BIYd., Ericka Jean• Wtbtr tour month• trom tht !ht gtantlna of tht pe11. )let to Clll081tatton 1n tht '1ottttOUI lu1lne11 1428, Rancho 81n11 575 w t9th St t02ee' htarlng dat1 notlctd llon.t you lhould eppear tvtnt of NttlerNnt bl· Hlime ltnMMnt Maroerlla. CA 921188 Col1I °M... c.4 92e27 • above. 11 1n1 111e11ng enc1 1ta11 tw1tn t1ndlord ind » ,,... loUOwlna perl()nl Thlt bulll'tlll ,, oon· Thi• l>U1lne11 11 oon· YOU MAY EXAMINE your obfeetl<in• or fllt llgaltd ~rty. Publl•htd doing bulillA u · duc1td by: an Individual c:IUctld by: 111 lndMduel !tit fllt lcepl by IM oourt. wrttttn objtc11ona with on 0712 1 end ft 29192 H1v1 you 1t1rt1d Hive ·you •llrttd H you .,. • PlflOI\ ir,. Ille oourt bllort the ~ Wendi Nor· a.,; Juen ~ b\.1""911 yet? No doing bullnell Ytt? No teruttd In tht 111111, hllrlng. Your IP· ion. Bond • 8-400-1118' Qeolllrlno CA 828711 01ci1 Lucia Barrero Et1cke Jtlnt Wtbtr you may fNt . with IM PllflnOI mey bt In per-1,421 ~ LLC Tfilt ltattmtnt Wll Thi• ltlltment ••• COUl'1 a Requtlt for ere: Ion or by your ~ ~~ M::-orr. a LJrT"'9d LlablllY 0Com· filed with the County llled with tht County clal Notlol....!..~ E· ~OU ARE ACRE Publlthtd Newport ' (CA) .. 2t4'92 VII Cllrll of Orange County Cieri! of Orange County = tht ,_..., .,, "'" or oontlog1nt Cttd-81tCh·Co111 MtH MfrwJA.' Ban Juen on 08/28/200200 1 11111114 on 07/t8/2001 ....-... ~ ~ .!! ::."':: *':· ~ ~ Ptlot JUiy 25. Au-82f711 20011111111 ---·· llt your 1 2001 bUtlnMI II OOl'I· Delly Piiot July 18, 25. Delly Pilot July 18 28 pttltlon or locounl u IM oourf and mell 1 · duoeld by. Umlt9d Ut· Aug, L 8, 2001 W0et Ayg l 8 200l Woz3 ~ldtd In Probtlt Q/Jf11 IO IN ptl'IOl\ll f'IP" W070 ~ Co. . PlctltlO'(I IUllMN • I Rtq\IMI ~Ion~.~ :-n,:=1'1 ~n~ NOTlCE OP: 1"~ you tllrtt d Heme Statement ISC 10M2 tlct lonn 11 evall&blt monChl floom lhl data of APPLICATION FOR clolnO bullntH yet? The lollowtng Plf90ll. 1 NOTICE 0' from Chi coul'1 dtlt. Ill ftm lllliltlCt of let· CHANGE IN y~.:1~ LlC .,.. doing buM11t1 u : PETITION ~ tor ........ ""' u ptovtdtd In Pro-OWNERSHIP OP: Yuvyutd VemegucN Aaero Sw111. 23825 TO ADlllNllT!A MAftK A. AOll, na. 11111 Codi ltClllori 9100. ALCOHOLIC Mane-r · Via Del Rio, Yort>1 ESTATl Of': MN Z04A1 Tiie timl tor llling clelml IEVEA'"OE .,.. Undl.. CA 921187 D!IORAH CONNaAMUI 6 wlll not explrt befor9 ,. fllld'Tllll wltt'l~ho:i~ R1nd1ll Jonu MOAOAN AllOCIATll tour monlllt lrom !tit LIC!NSE ,..._., of n--r~-. En11r 111· Inc: (CA), COUPLU eke 4 HunON CIHT1'1 htering dlt1 noticed 0•11 of Fiiing Applttl· """ft I .. :"""1 .........,n, 2u2 VII 011 Rio Oft., ITI. no ebovt . lion' J•"" 20. 2001 on 071"'""" v;b. Llrtd9, CA 92907 DHORAH IAHTA ANA, CA .-TOT YOU MAY EXAMINE To ~ it May Con- ,._, Piiot IOO!~~oe:: Thie buelnt11 It eo11-MOAOAN Publl1ht d Newport flt Ille lcepl by tht oourt. cern: _, JI.kt J-.. · ducttd by 1 eotpor1tlon CAI! NO. A20ll44 B1toh·Co111 MtH " 'f04J .,.. • ptrlOfl In-MTh1 N1me(1J ol th• &A 1. I. 200} J!Wl H1v1 you 1t1rt1d To aM htlre, btnefl. 0.lly Pilot Jutv 25, 31 ttrt1ttd In tht t11ltt. Aol>llcent(I) llfll'I Notttfoue lullneu doing bullnl11 yet? No ciarllt, creclltore, cont· Augult 1. 2001" you may flll wtth tht AlLIANCE EAGLE Heme ltetement A1 nd1ll Jonu lngent ertdltore. Ind WTQ74 OOUl1 1 Requtl1 lor Sol-GROUP, LlC EnttrpriNt. Inc: PlflOlll who mey 04her· clal Not!M (lorm OE· Thi 1pplleent1 ll1t1d Thldoll~' Rendlll Jon11, Prt1I· wllt bt lntt!Mted In the llC 10940 1114) of tht lllng ol en In-ebov1 are 1pplylng to Ill u . dent will or tttale, or bot'I ot. NOTICI Of' vtntory and apPrllMJ of !tit Oti>ertment of ~lco- MLI AHlty 8ook, Thi• 11111m1nt Wll DEBORAH MORGAN PITITION tttatt .... or or any hollc 8evtr1g1 Control = ~J•rtcw~ filed wl\h tht County COUPLES 1ka TO ADMINllTIR petition or eccount 11 to H ll 1leohollc .,...,.. • nt. Cltfk of Ofange County DEBORAH MOAOAN !ITATI OP• J>roYldtd In Probate bt\ltregn 11: • ...,., on 07111/2001 A PETITION FOR ' Code HCtlon 1250. A 105 MAIN ST A AN Eltltt Super· 20011170171 PROBATE hll bltn IVAN ,AQI RtQUlll for 8'*111 No-BAL80A, CA 929et atort, Inc. (CA), 3972 Delly Pilot July 18 2& llled by FRED J. IOWIRI t1ot form 11 1vellabl1 Type of 11otnM(1) l1rr1nc1 Perkw1y, Aug. i. 8. 200! WozQ MORO.AN In tnt Supe-CAii NO. AJOl•ll from tht OOUfl altr11. 80l>lltd tor: lullt 4114.J, INlna, CA r1or Court of CellfOmll. To 111 htlre, benefl. Attomtv tor Mllol111. 4'1' • ON·SALE 8~ ............... II "ctltloua Bu1lnu1 County of OAANOE. clatlN, crtdl\ott, oont· n"8eotl, LLP GENERAL EATING .... .......... oon· Heme 8tat.ment THE PETITION FOR lna-nt C~rt. and A. lelol. bQ. PLACE dUalld by: I OOIPOflfJon The l0Mowtn9 peflOl'lt PROBATE rtQUlltl lhal penone wt10 msy oehtf· ... 1 411 Newport B .. eh•Co111 Havt you atarttd are doing bu11ne11 11: PAMELA 80UAETTE w1M bl ~ In lht 1901 Dove a, .... 114 Miu Delly Pilot ~25, doing butlntll yll? TtenDtrtetNow.com, SCHUUR bt eppolnttd w11 or ....... °' bOlt\ of: ""'"'1 leech, CA 2001 _.:tf9U Y-. 7/111>1 3152 Red Hiii Avt., u pef90lllll rtprtttftt· IV~ PAOI ioWiM tHIO ~ ~ Ellli. Super· 1100. Calta Meea. CA 11iv1 to admlnltter 1M A PETITION FOR Publltht d Newport NOTICE TO .. ~ 'no.F ... ~ 92828 t1t111 of tht dloldlnl. PAOIATI "99 been l11oh·Co1ta MtH CONTAACTORI n....-• Nd ._....,.,, Felron & AlloclatM, THE P£T1'T10N ,. Ned 11¥ IANDAA LYNN Daly Plol J4b ~.L 31, CALUNG FOR llDI Fl ND tnc. <CA&, 3152 Atd Hiii Quettl autttorlly to ad-IOWlRI and JON &n• 1. 2(!01 mwo SCHOOL DISTRICT: ~·~ · Colla Miu, :-:-.:=== ~ ~~oflnc!: NEWPORT·MESA U"I· Tllll butlnt1t It oon· 1a1r1t1on of e..... Act fofnt& County of a... FIED SCHOOL DIS· ..,...._. ...,. "-1'1 ~ ... -. w11 110W AHGi • TRICT ...,.._, v1 I OOtPOfl,.... ..=:;: . .':'--·· -· ,..........,,... """"" PROJECT: H1vt you 1t1rt1d ...-·-·• • ..,.. ...... ~ •n• ~"""" rvn ------- DEADllHE: AUOUIT 10, 2001 AT 1:00 P.11. BOARD DAT!: DELEGATION Of AUTHORITY PLAOE Of &ID Al· CEll'T1 ,AOILITIEI I OPERATIONS, 2115 Beet IMrMI. lulldlna E, a. MMl1,_<;4 882t, (7.14) 4,2!f.7o;,u PLACE PLANS/ DOCUMENTS TO BE PICKED UP: Same u abovt . llAHDATO"Y MllT· IH01 MANDATOAY mttlng .. ~ tor Aualltt 8._~_1,Lll 1:00 ~.~. Pr~t bid· dtrl are IO mtC11 at FIOll- ltlH l ~r1tlon1 Of· !let HewDolt·Mtu ~ lltd 8cflool Dltlrlct, 29811 IMr 8ttMC. Build- ing E. Cotti Miu. CA 92128. Call (71') 42 .. 71130 lor dtt•ll• 8idl wll no4 bt ICOIC)t9d lrom OOl!ll aeiof1 no4 tt· ~cr'1:mEeY GIVEN ltlet lhl eboVI· nemed Sc:nool 04ttrld of Orange County, CA. ~ by Ind ttvougti Ill Oovemlng Board. hell· lnaher relt "9d to a1 "018TRICT," wl rtCllvt up to, but nol lettr then lht lboVt·1tat9d time, 1t1ltd bid• lor the award of a contract for lht lbo\19 projtct Cle· ecnbld 11: LUNCH IHILTIRI • VARIOUI DllTAICT llTll Th1rt wlll bt I Tin 1110.00) doller non·re· undeblt payment r1· QUlrtd tor tadl Ill of bid documt nl1. An •ddk tlonal Four ($4 Oa) dollall mUll be lncludtd II h1ndlt d by mill Ct**9 tl'loUld bt made pey1bl1 to Newport· Meea Unllltd School Dlllrlet. 8idl lhell bl ree.t\ltd In thl pile. ldenlllled abovl, tnd 111111 bl opened and publicly read llolld II lht ltiov. ltlted time and pl8QI In ICOOl'data wlttl the provlliOnl ol C111tom11 Public: Con tr IC1 Codi Section 3300, the DIS· TRICT f'ICl\lll9I lhtt lht biddlf poMlll !ht fol· lowing cla11tfieetton ol oontrlCto(I 1ie.n.. II ttll time lhtt the oontrac:1 It awardld: Contrector: I UotnM No payment 1h1ll bl rnedl for worll or mat• rill under th• contreet unletl and until lht DIS.. TRICT v1rlll11 ll'let !ht Contl'lcior w11 properly llotnltd II lht time lht oontreci w11 1wer01d. Any contrlC1or not to llcen19d 11 1ubl~ to l*ltlllt• under the law II !ht ltc.1111 clettl· flcatlon IC)ICltltd hlr.io. eboVt It lhtt of I "llC>l- Clelty oontrlCtOI" 11 dt· fined In Secdorl 7058 ol tht CelHomll 8ulln111 and Prote11lon1 Codi, Ille epeclelty oontracior IWttdld !ht conlrect lor ttllt wM ""' ltMll oon- ltNc:I • rTlljollly °' !ht WOtll In aoconlanCI wttn tht ~ of Callfor· nit Bu1ln111 end Prolt11lon1 Codt 8tollon 709. ladex Bow to Plaee A. WHY MAKE YOUR LANDLORD RICH? II -·-m ...... ~lf•nAD lly" "•Pu - ,)!I() lt....i L v hcr..,.t <Ni• Mr•, c:\ 11'2o2'" ,,_,.. ............. ,., •• • ·1,.1 .. ,,1.,-8 ~,._.., OOpm • alk-l~m'.h:.,.~ OOVm """"'" -· --· • ~··, • j ' . .... ..J ' . ...... ...__ --~-...... lmOl#'ll ... '°"' 1n "' 2tM a. ..,... "*' p111 1. aaot "lntonnaoon tor lid· Ina E. ~ ..., CA _______ _.wol&&lz~• dttt." uta, FIOllldN, M.in-&oh bid mull oon-.._ ano C>DlntloN.. ,..aue ~ tonn Ind bt •llPOI... ltld ... ...,..... to .,,, ....... • .. k ....,. to tht oontrllCt dOw-~ S*ty "'°" ,.. '"" tolowtn8 ptrlOfle mentl. Eadl blddlr ... ~ '"" oontteceof .,. dolnll· ~ 11: 1ubmll, on IM form citllll poet I QfJf1I of 1'111 ltont T lllkkMt1, _ ·'·~ ~ ! turnllhtd With tht oon-dOCUmtnt at MOii Job AUlllnd °'" l'f9WPOl1 lt9Gt documtntl, • lilt of ..... Tiie oonlr**r end Beadl ~ .. !ht propottd 1ubcon· ""' ~ \l'lder Peter Mino 12t11 tractore on Ihle projtct II WI ~ "!'I 1111 lhtn lllUlland Dr., 1Hewpott 11 required by ttl• !tie lptClfltCI preyllllna Beadl Cllllo!'nll eatl3 8ubltttlng and 8'.utlcon· ralff of WIQH to II Tlllt ' bullnttl 11 oon· tractlnQ Felr Pr.ctlolt worMrl .~ In Ill ducUd by: 1 gtMt9f Act <1ovtmtntnt Codi executlQn of IM oon· p!lltntl'll'llP Station 4100 tt eeq, not. Holiday ..-. ltWI Heve you 1tart~ &cti bid lhlll bt IC-bl ptlcl .. epeolfted In dOlr'G bullrlell ,.r? No ~by a OlrtHled Ill C~tg P.r.t Mino or CllNll't Cl** °' eicl IQl'Nl'l1tt'll to Thie etafill'llent WU bond In Ill lmbllnt not Mdl at Ctllft, f1tc1 Wiii\ the ~ leM thin ten (10%) per· c:ilullllc»tlon or type of Cleft ol OrMOe CounlY c.nt of lhl total bid wortt 1mptoved on 1M on 07123120C>f Plict, fumllh I Peyrnt!W Dftlilc:t. No bidder l'lllY 20011171111 bond In !hi emounl not Wltftdraw WI'/ bid lor I Dlllv Piiot .Ai( 25 Aull , .. , then ont hundNd period ol llX1Y (llO) dlY9 1. f. 10 2001 1W01t ( 100%) pt!'Clnt °' tht to-after Chi dN ... lot flt I Ill bid priOI, tnd lumlltl ~ °' bldl f'lctttloue luelneel :.~ll~t·~=~ i: ~ :::3to w:. ~:o=.:ltli""'9nt tnC9 " In tfttd In tht ICUtlon of tht conttlCt I ,,. pertOl'll amounll ... fol'1h In tht end lhll bt In tht '°"'" .,.. dohCI •: Generel Condllloot. In 11t forth In tht oonnct CAR'AOS COFFEE. !ht tvtnt ot l1llurt to document•. ~~ ~ Mlt-tnttr Into tht contreet Pureuent to 8ec:tion _,,, • ..,.... "'" • ...,., Ind UICU11 the ,... 22300 ol tht Public Con-C•riO• c. 8alaz1r. Qllfred documtntl, auch tract Code. tht contraQ 25532 Mu!mul St., Mil- bid MCUr1ly will bt for· wlll contain Dfovlalonl lion Viejo. CA 82987 flil9d. Thi Falthful Ptf· ptrmlttlng tht I UC· Rola I Sllult, ~ lormanol Bond than ,. e111lul bidder to Mulmu1 St., Mlallon me1n In lull lorot ltld ti· eubttltut1 11CUritlt1 tor Vlllo~ ~ -~7 11 llCI through lhl QUIN!-""' monlel wlthtllld by mi. """'""' con· IM period u eptCitltd lti Ill DISTRICT to eneure duc:ttd11 by hUlblrld tnd lhl Generll Condlllont. performance under the w t Thi DISTRICT rt· contr1c:t. H1v1 you lllrttd ltlVM th• right to IWlrd Eecti bid 1Ubmltt9d In ~ bullMllC aa..C: No !tit bid to more than one 11epon11 to lhll Notie. v.•ouw • r (1) bidder. Th• DIS· •hall tonllln .... bid Tllll ttattmtnl WU tAICT r11t1VM !tit right him. ldeQul1t """11ng, llttd wit~ the County to rljlCI eny or ell bi<fl lhor1no end brlcing. or Cieri! ~5/200 "'f' County or to w1lw 1oy equlv11tnt method, lor on 20011111111 lrrt0ul1rltle1 or lht proltC1lng of lllt end lnlormelltlM In eny bide limb In trt nchtl and Delly Pflol J4.*1 25.~ or In Chi bidding. open 1iccev1tlon. which 1, O, I 5, 2001 ~ At rtQUlrtd by Stc:tlon 11\all oontorm to IP· 1n3 or lhe Cellfomi• plicable 19111Y on»re. Labor Codi. lhl Dlrtc:t« GOVERNltfO BOARD o1 !ht Oepertrnent of In-!SI Enc H Jetta. C P E. FIND dUltlial Re4&tlont of !tit Slttt of C1hlomie hu determined th• gener· i lly pr1111lllng r1tt1 of weget 111 !tit 1oee11ty 1n an apertmen1 whfc:h tht wort! II to bt througl'I d ... lfied STARTING ANEW BUSINESS? • • • • • • • • • • • SEll your1tuff thtouah claa•ltkdl Polley H111ro 1111<l 11fo11dll11"• 1trr 1uhf.,..t rn r.Nlnp •i1ho111 nntl<"". 01r puhll•llf'r ,...,...n ••• 1lw rtiJu '" lfll•Or. m •liwtlfy, ,.,.,;..,. nr ,...jf-<·1 um rlno•lll"d 11•hrr1i...,,.,..,., Pf,.AH ·~oon '""' rrnw llvu UNI) lw 111 '"'" I i,, •• 10...t '"I it1m-JIA1rlv ,, ... 011ilr Pilot MY'..,. •• "" ll11l1llh> ro. IUI\ ,.r,..n in 1111 .i•hr11l.wi1tttm few •irirh It '""' Ii. "'"f>l'n"hl" riLl'"f•I fo1 •I~ • ''"' of 1hr "l-~ 1trtu11JI) nr<n11i...i II)· rt;.. rr'l'01' Cnodi1 ro111 t1t1h 1.,. .11 .... ...-1 (,~ thf' fin• m•nlon. ------···"'" -------. Monda) ............ fridat 5:<>0rwn Friday .......... Tiuu.day ~1 Tu-<t&y ......... Monday 5:00(1m S..wday •.•.•.•.•.• Friday 3:00pm V...Jnoowlay .... 1'-tay S:OOpm Sunday ............. F'riday s:aop. TI11.1nd•y •• W..t~lay 5:00pm . . .. ; . . COITA _.. I IOUTM COAST MITRO ~ NllOr, 1 ltdrooln n I Wllolft 1 1111. UIMdld by ..... '*" In -~. Cell TIMl7-oo71 .................... _ ' ... _J ........... "'·~··· •• 1 :.waswr __.....:-.: :r.'b.-:1;:: -···~ 1 ~=.a 1 Winter Rentlll. 100ft from Sand. Newly Remodeled In Welt Newpoft. 1,2,S Of 481. Cell Mi-72N1IO PORT STRE~ SM upgraded, 481 + Loft 281, FR, new lclt, lro yd. S360CY mo. Av! 911. 949-720-9434. 28r 1111 ~ Poir1t Av.U 111. $2000. ,-tY Em patting Aleocllted llNlty 94H73·3MS Luxurloul Baytrort Condo CtJSIOm deccx, 1 BOOll, pute 818gance. 2Br 281. Fp, M)i- ligfits. WJD incld. gtOUncl pwfung, avai now. $2950. 71~9428 O< 949-631·2725 28drm 1 Bath Front Unit 1715 Cliff Dr, MW c.rpll. --------pelnt. roof, 1 cat git, WD, r.====-=========~ S1750(mo. 94H73-7800 Motet NPT. CREST 3Br/2.58• MANAGERS end unit. near beac:tYHoeg. t SPECIAL• =~ ~~a4/3"Y 1175.oo + tax Wklv Entbluff 28r, din, 2Ba -Clt1* & paint. 2 I* glr.Wlt), lwnhouae atylt. ~o. 94H73-7800 28r a den, 28a house. close to bey & ocean, street parking, W/O, $1900/mo. Cafl 94&-673-7800 e STEPS FROM • NEWPORT PIER 28r 281, 1 car gw, W/O $1800 94H73-7IOO Lovely Home 38r or Oen, 2Ba, f:p, OY8fSl2ed 2car gar. Bay view.o«h lncld. Aval 8115. ~9-646-8402 POLICY In an eltort to olftf the best seMCe poaible IO our read- ere and~" wl require Contractors who advartJae in the SeMoe Directory IO include their Contractore lice nu number In their adveftile. meot Y<M co-operation le greatly appreclaled. OUICKBOOKS SETUP Training and Support. Bool<keeplng &eMoes avail 94M9t-7597 ACOUSTIC C£1UNGS Custom TtKturing=d Replill. Painted Cell . FIN Eal 71 (Mu51 ~ this Ad) 235 rms & kl1r:heneltt. Situated on beautill.ty landlcap'8d glounds FEATURES: 24-Hour Lobby/Direct dial phones/Free HBO, ESPN & Oise/Pool & Jacuul, Guest laun- dry Close IO 405 & 55 Fwys. Mii'a from O.C. Fllrgrds, college and bells. Walking dis· lance 10 shops and reatau11nts. COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 2277 HlrbOf Blvd Phone MM4MMO ~= 1700 WllftM Aw UJ11ch/M1gnoll1) 4171f, 800lf, 1000lf", 1175•1. 1819tf, 2021 af, 2940al & 3982sf IVIQ now, ~. llu lllml, DSl & ph tytMm .. .' ·. ..... •;.) I. '4':,J O~~~F .... 1_, ..... _i_..-n_.,, I~ •I .. OfFICI IOO't tot - . -...... 11151 ... '1 ... 425 Old """'°" llWI '° Cal! MMG-4&07 me OFFICES Faahion i. llnr:I, NB.3~Vllleble. Furr/ unlum. Shared conlerenc:e room awlleblt. $700 ea. oftlce. T !'!CY· 94M40-mo Electrlc Bed, 11g11t weight SublMM Up 10 175, In trantpott chair, bath tub ' -· .... _,.. bench, elect lilt chair. Al In in .,, v-SI """ operable cond. Best Olfet C'llC =·3 F~ =-.. 94~9:::·6:;:75::·1~1-7!..:03~===~--.. Shared oonf rm avd. Golf I I '::;::; = r..~ 440 --= terms. 949-756-8501 _ _ FV Of! bldg tor l&e 500-1196 For Siie MEMBERSHIP sf X/Mile Square. I 0840 Y 8Ch1 Club in Newport Warner Aak lboli Hi Sf>eed Beach $2000 949-780-3848 Internet 714-751-2787 400SQ FT omc£ . newly decorated, heating, A/C, near Hoag Hotpital 94U4s-8680 -!or Jay. ltatAGE I E'SIDE CM e 11th. Sin car gar wlOYelhlad s10rage dbl locb. EZ In & out $175/mo 6/mo min lie 949-497·9131 LARGE UMTII AVAIL 10)(28, 12X24 12X28 ata/t· Ing 0 l35Clmo. Ajlprox 1211 cleerance. Al Iris dr!Ye-up. 24 holM' gate access. Xlnr :,S~c.:t 1652 Newpoft Blvd CM c.11 Sh!ry! 94M7W300 ~; ;:-:-,.. T I •i I •• •!'' ' ' ~. 1 * T,..,,. Hunter* Collectlblaa & Conelgnmante 132 Cabrillo Slreet, C.M. Haywood-Makefield lum. Wlleeling dishes. Vlntag&- jewelary. Antique doflll, and Iota nlO(tf Come see ue. Low, low prices! OPEN 11:00-5:00 TIM-Sit 94M4W059. VISA.IMC. CIASSIPJ1!D ft'• lhe eolutJon you're .ea.rchlna fo r-whether you're ._klna a h ome, apa.rtnlent. pct or new occu tJonl ~~~ l'tANOS l Cokdllha .,...._.,,,..._ ............ Ollilt,~ NCMHMID .. ......... --MllUVDTATU . 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