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Home My WebLink About2002-05-02 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ... SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON nfE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM f I .. GREG FRY I DAILY PILOT Rea School fifth-grader Jose Cruz, 10, takes care in planting a poppy with his fellow Peer Assistance Leadership program students. -ing around Students in the Peer Assistance Leadersliip program at Rea Elementary School add poppies to the campus rose_ garden Wednesday Del'*-Newnuin DAILY PILOT • R ea Element.acy School received a face lilt Wednesday when members of the Peer Assistance Leadership program planted poppies in a rose gar- den in front of the school. The students, w ho volunteer their services at the Costa M esa sc;hool and in the community, said they wanted to beautify the area and help the environment. "We're planting poppies today so it will look nice and it will make the world a better place," said fifth-grader Moruca Gallardo, 10. This is the fourth year Peer Assistance Leadership -or PAL -has existed at Rea, advisor Kri:sti Pacol said. It is open to fifth-and sixth-graders who have been recommended by their teachers. The school's Peer Assistance Leadership program was one ol two that will be honored at the annual PAL Program Recogni- tion Event later this month. • Throughout the year, the stu- dents dre mvolved Ul a slew of volunteer dCllvities, including tutbring younger students, help- mg to clean up the Upper Bay an Newport Beach and volun- teenng at the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. Even during _the P9PPY plant- ing, the students were eager to· help one another. Fifth-grader Ervin Herrera noticed that Ashley Melgarejo was having trouble with some weak poppies that coWd not stand on their own, so he helped her pack them with more citrt. ·r felt happy because some- one noticed I needed help plant- ing the flowers,· Ashley said. Many of the students said they joined the program ror that very reason -the saLtSracbon ol helping others. HI wanted to help people and the environmenL. • s<Jid Jo!>e C~z. 10. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers educa tion. She may be reached at (949) 574· 4221 or by e-mail at de1rdre.new· manOlatimes.com [Center face lift provides new lea.Se on ]if e ti Hillgren Square no ·more, the 17th Street Promenade in Costa Mesa )las a new look tenants hope will boost clientele. . J..olita H•rper 'DAILY PILOT I COSTA MESA -The ban- ;dages have finally come off and the aesthetic results of a yearlong face lift to an East 17th Street 6hopping center are now visible. • The 17th Street Promenade, which includes Mi Casa MeXl- can Restaurant, Garduno's Express Cuisine and Culinary Wraps, underwent a $12-rnilbon make-over. For months, the square was covered in unattractive scaffold- ing and shabby wooden boards to hide the construction. The new center now ·flaunts gabled slate roofs, pitched copper-clad steeples, repaved and re-striped parking areas, a promenade ar1d landscaping. . In addition to a new look, the center formerly known as Hill- gren Square, was renamed the 17th Street Promenade. The new name crnd new look combine to promote d much more upscale shopping destination, said Peter Desforges, president of WOHL Investments Co., which owns the center. HWe're thrilled with the final product,· Desforges said. •con- struction is finally over with, but it was a long, hard road to get to this pomt. • While the fresh paint and fan- cy signs are the most noticeable improvements, they tell only half the story. De forges sald the previous building had detenorated so much in the last 40 years that owners spent more time than ant.Jopated on major structural repairs. The $12-milUon price tag also mandated higher rents and sub- sequently forced some business owners from a longtime locali.on. New leases at the center asked tenants to pay about three times more for rent, business owners said. "There were tenant~ that didn't fit the image of the new, upgraded center and were not able to pay SEE <!.:ENTER PAGE A4 .Restoring trust in children :S-care is crucial . ••11 IPOITI . W hile the Catholic world ts being • upended by the -exposure of child abuse by ;>rtests, while cardinalt are .aummoned to Rome for )narching ordera on damage ;.oonttol and rank-and-file \ Catbolid expren their anger :at thil violation of trust, a young man named ~nton . MicbMl Vec:bel lib in Oruag• County Jail aCCUMd al llmll8r crimel. HM tnllft w11 tbe care al 6-tD 10-~ bop In tbe Newpalt lwll dty recre-==~ 1:"9.:... .. -==='*' -IM t&llOO.oao. 1111 My starting point was remembering when my dill: dren were involved in New- port Beach recreation pro- grams. I don't think I would have been as understanding then as the local parents. whoM dilldren were expoeed to Vee.hes seem to be. About 600 lets of lheM parents w,re invited to a meeting Jut week -doMC1 to th6 pr-.. and public -to be updated an the Vechel All\ia. to ask cpadorw ud ta liltml to ~•Ian. ~tty Manager Homs Blu· dau .....-tbet between S5 ead 70 an.mled. He told .. laat • .,.,.... _.. ... .... Mel ---bul aal SUCUIMM9AI ........ Clouds will kick m• • off the day, but they'll burn off for a partly sunny afternoon. Highs will hover in the mid-60s. Sff P-veA2 THURSDAY, M.A.Y 2, 2002 City. carried out ~uesday reviews of swap meet •Costa Mesd officials said they did not inspect on .the weekend, when the OCC venue operates, because 'not ~very renewal is scrutinized under d microscope.' Lolita Harper I DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -City pldnner> hdve d h1story or IO<,pec tanu the• Ordnge Coa'>t Colleqe weekend swdp meet on Tues- days dS pdrl ol the perm1t-renewdl process. city document'> '>how A document l!Ucd "Cond1l!onal Use Pemut ReVJew· sidle'> the '>Ile at 2701 Fatrv1ew R0c1d Wd'> rPv1ewccl on Jan. 27, 1998 -d Tuesddy The document further expl<ilns the "business 1s '>llll LO operdl1on dl this site dncl '>dllsl1es all cond1t1ons of dpprovdl H or the perrrul dnd dpphcdble city ordtndnCPS ThP ld'>l hnc C'dll'i ror dnother review LO two ycdr!>. A subsequc>nt lettPr on June 8. 2000, from SPnior City Pldnncr Wtlla Bowens- KiUeen nollflc'> Codsl Community Col- lf'gP Distnct 0Jhoc1l'> thdl the swdp meet WdS d~Jatn iru.pected June b. 2000 dlso d Tuesday -dnd was "lound to sausly the condlllons of approvclL" The cdmpus swdp mewl hds never operated on Tuesddys. During the week, 1U. location serves as d parking lot !or OCC '>ludents SEE REVIEWS PAGE A4 92627 exceeds county average for teenage • pregnancies • Study finds that area has about 91 mothers per 1,000 teens. Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT COSTA f\.1ESA -Studies hdVt' 1denb- fted the southern region or the city as a teen pregnancy "hot spot,• prompt.Jog further scrutiny by loc<1l prevenbon orga- nizations and the mayor Research by the CaWcnrua Depart- ment of Health Services -wtuch broke down its study areas by ZIP Code - found 92627 to have more thdn double the number of teen pregnanaes than the county average. The study, wtuch researched pregnan- aes for young women ages 15 to 19 IJl 2000. showed the southern region of Costa Mesa had 91 pregnant teen mothers per 1,000 teenage girls. The average for Orange County is 42; the state average is 48.1 Other Orange County ~hot spots" were Anaheim, Santa Ana, Orange and La Habra, the st\.ldy shows, but Costa Mesa had the highest numbers in the caunty. Pl()nned Parenthood, whose nussion 1 to educate yoWlg adults about the re pon- s1bilities of belJlg sexually actJvc, trac~ those numbers and seeks to combat them. SEE PREGNANCIES PAGE AS ----AIOIT llOTlll'S IAY Moms do lt all, from eccounti09 to 1*09 the family chauff9ur. c.tebrat• your mother bV tendi09 • per1gr~ or two about why your mom's to gre.i and a photo to tn. O.lly Piiot for pubtk.iion on Mother's Dty. Send a SASE If you Wint the photo retu~-publtution. The IM b tntriel ii Mey •• Send,.,, ..... to MoeNl"'l IMr. .., Not. no-....,St..c-.--. CA11121; t. '° C.. ... .., ..... JI!•.,,..,,..,...,..,, aawn. • i, . . .. ............. _ .................... ...,,,,, .. .. . . COIPOUTI HIPPllllllGS ' UC 1 • • 2001-02 Chancellor's Distinguished FeUows Series will conclude this ,: ~ cyber-rights guardian Pamela Samuelson speaking on Intellec- tual property and the public interest at 5:30 p.m. today in Monarch Bay 8 of the UC !Nine Student Center. d di Samuehoo is a pt'Ofessor of &aW and information management an rect~r of UC Berkeley's Center for Law and Technology. Another lecture at 7 P·~· May 14 ghlen by John Madigan. professor of psychology and l~a~ medlc11ne at the Univenity of Virginia, will be held in the Crystal Cov~ Auditor'rum In ~e UC Irvine StUdent Center. (949) 824-7372 or www.e~c.uC1.edu/cdf'S. W011118 . Cristjno ·Tapia .. ~e's chopping up .the. next meal HE IS Red-blooded and meat-loving, to the core BONES AND BOVINES Cristi.no Tapia offered to bring out one-fourth of a cow last week. He went through the kitchen of Celesti- no's Quality Meats 111 Costa Mesa : and emerged, suddenly. alongside an enormous leg that was connected to an automated ceiling rail for easy transport. Patting to different sections of the leg, he pointed out when~ we get our top sirloins, our rjb-eyes, our porter- houses and our T-bones. Graphic as it sounds, this is Tapia's job. While most of us don't readily remember which part of the cow originally carried our steak, it's Tapia's duty to get it off the 200- pound bulk and into Celestino's many wmdows of meat trays. •We know everything there is to know about butchery.· the 25-year- old said. UN-VEGETARIAN When it comes to meat. Tapia does it all. He chops salmon into fillets, chicken into breasts and prepares pork chops. He also helps with the g rinding, processing part of meat- packing. His work area is walled with different sized knives. When asked if Tapia actually eats a whole lot of meat. he laughed. "You've got to eat beef in order to work around here,• the Huntington Beach reside nt said. JERKY SECRETS Tapia has been working in butch- ery for more than four years. He started in the back kitchen debon· ing chicken breasts, marinating them dnd piercing them on kabob skewers. Through the years, he worked his way up to handling every kind of meat Celestino's has. Tapia says he likes dealing with customers who come in excited about recipes and who leave grateful that be has helped them gather ingredients. The butcher is also one of the BRIEf LY IN BUSINESS Wienerschnitzel now · offers Italian sausage Newport Beach-based Wiener- schnitze l will spice up its menu by introducing a new Italian sausage. The hot dog restaurant chain received positive results from product testing conducted throughout Southern Cali· fomia. ·our new Italian sausage is fabu· · lous," said Tom Amberger, director of marketing for Wiene rschnitzel. •It has a spicy na-.:or that's delicious, and the grilled peppers and onions a.re the perfect topping.· Wienerschnitzel will offer the new produ.,ct for 99 cents until May 25. Found~d in 1961 with a single hot ~ VOL 96, NO. 122 lMOMASM.~ P\AJlittlet lONVOOO.O, minds behind one of Celestino's greatest draws: its jerky. The flavors are teriyaki, hot Texas, old-fashioned and turkey jerky. Tapia and his co-workers slice up meat, marinate the strips and then place them in convection ovens that dry them in about three hours. dog stand, the company has expand- ed to serving more than 96 million hot dogs annually from more than 300 restaurants in 10 states. Lincoln sponsors . Concours d'Elegance · Tun Allen: execlitive director of the Assessment and neatment Services Center. announced recently that Lin- coln will be the presenting sponsor of the 20th annual Newport Coast Con- cours d'Elegance. The 2002 Concours, geared toward helping children and families involved in the penter, will be Lin- coln's fifth time sponsoring a Con· cours. HSponsorship of a Concours like this one brings us close to the cus· tomers who buy and appreciate our Among regular patrons, they're all the rave. "It's fun to work here,• he said. "We just like what we do.• j -sto·ry by Young Chang; photo by Steve McCrank vehicles, both current and past,• Lin- coln Promotions Manager Robert Wit· ter said in a press release. For the second year in a row, Auto Week Magazine will join Lincoln . as a participating sponsor. "We are truly excited to join Lin- coln as a sponsor of this prestigious Concours d'El'egance and to help cel- ebra te the 20th anniversary of the classic event,• said Steve Bottom, western advertising manager for Auto Week. The Concours is a major automo· tive event, with roughly 200 cars including antiques, European an d Ameripan classics from the 1920s and '30s, sports and muscle carS from the '50s and '60s, and·various race cars. The event will take place from 10 a .m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 6 at Hidden Valley at Irvine Meadows in Irvine. ,...,,...,.., READERS H01U~E right: No ~ stories, illustrations, MOiteaof (949) 642-6086 editorial matter or adwrtlwments (949) 57oM22A herein "" t>. reproduc.td without jow.JM1~tlntAcom Reco<d your comments about the ... MclOw*. Dilly Pilot or news tips. written permlulon ot a>pyrlght OWl'lef • "'°'°~ tlM9) 764-4)51 ADDRESS t:IOW IQ BU.CH US tt11 photoellltimacom NgraSJN! Our tddreH Is 330 W. Bey St., Costa Cimllation MeM. CA 92627. 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(opro -, Doily Pilot This sale fitS just . . like kids' clo~hing 0 ne of the best ware- house sales for kids' do\b.i.ng will take place today through Satur- day at Metropolitan Prairie's new location at 1685 Bab- cock, Suite B, Costa Mesa. The selection of clothing is especially great for boys ages 2 to size 16, and there are girls' sizes 4 to 14. The cloth_. ing on sale indudes sh'orts, board shorts, skirts, Hawai· ian shirts and T-shirts. All sales are final. and Metropol· itan Prairie accepts cash. check and Visa only. The sale will take place from . lrom 9 a m. to 5 p.m. today and Friday, and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. ·Greer Wylder BEST BUYS A rare furniture. acces- sories and designer fabrics and trim sale will happen at The Showplace South in Costa Mesa from Friday through Wednesday at 3020 Pullman St. The huge tent sale will feature discounted items that are usually only available to the trade. You can also visit the Designer Outlet at 2925 Airway Ave .. Costa Mesa. bedroom pieces, armoires. 'lV stands. living room sets, solas and Jove seats1 plant stands, bakers' racks, metal furniture and accessories, trunks, bar stools, and pil- lows, "cushions and pads. Designer brands include · Palacek and Lexiil.gton. Rat· tan Mann also offers reupholster, refinishirig and · repair service. It's at 2959 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. (7 14) 556-9851. The Oriental Rug Outlet has lost its lease and will dose soon. All rugs a.re reduced 75%. There's a big selection of rugs from all over the world, including Iran, China. India and Pak- istan, The rugs come in mod- em styles. machine made and antique wash. It's at 1931 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. (949) 642-3600. The American Cancer Discovery Shop in Corona del Mar has received a lot ot new donations. There's an "1850" high-rise buffet. an \ upright piano and chest; fine linens and comforters sets. table linens and china; tons of Hawaiian shirts, shorts and dresses. new and vin- tage prom dresses and tuxe- dos; and a model-home builder sent a stack of oil and watercolor landscapes. The Discovery Shop is at 2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. (949) 640-4777. Popular picture frame designer Jay Strongwater will be at Neiman Marcus on Friday to discuss his inspira- tion for his picture {tames and new timepieces. All of his pieces are high-end, and most of them are adorned with crystals. Strongwater's new g>lle¢on 8.QQ appear- ance is scheduled for 1J.oS p.m. on level two in the Home Decor department, Neiman Marcus is at Fashion Island. (949) 759-1900. Rattan Mann is having an inventory liquidation sale through Sunday. Prices range from as low as $1 for a pil- low, cushion or pad to $700 for outdoor wicker table sets. There's a ton of merchandise to choose from, including Nlk.ki's Flag Shoppe is offering an opportunity to trade in old Oags, and you can receive a 10% discount on a new flag. The flag offer is in cooperation with the Newport Harbor chapter of the National Exchange Club. r Nikki'fi Flag Shoppe is at 475 Old Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. (949) 646-5166. Celestlno's QuaJlty Meats specisW.zes in meats. deli items, seafood and frozen food, and bas expanded the store to include fresh pro· duce. The fresh seafood delivered daily includes hal- ibut, salmon, swordfisb, scallops, shrimp and lobster. Current specials are on Alta Dena milk at $2.99 a gallon, extra large artichokes at $1.59 each, rosemary garlic mai:inated boneless pork roast iil $4.99 a pound, fresh fruit smoothies at $2.99 each. and green salads at $2.99 each. For Cinco de Mayo. there is Celestino's homemade.:salsa, gua- camole, came asada, pollo asada, fresh El Toro Brava chips, tortillas and tamales. ft's open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m . Monday through Fri- day, and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. SatUiday and Sunday. Celestino's is at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. (949) 642- 7191. An all-day scrapbooking event is happening Saturday at Mariners Christian School's chapel. Creative Memories cotrstlltant Susie Sprinkel Hudson planned the day to include scrap- book.ing, lunch, prizes and gifts for $30. Mariners Christ, ian School is at 300 Fischer Ave .. <!osta Mesa. (949) 645· 7707. • IEST IUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Send infofmltlon to Greer Wytd« at 330 w. B~ St., Cos· ta Mesa, CA 92627, or Via faK at (949) 646-4, 70. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST Morning clouds and sprinkles will be found early today, but they'll burn off for • partly sun- ny day. Highs Wfll be In the mld- &Os. while lows drop Into the low SOs. ~similar condl· tlons thr0U9h S.turday. lnfonMtion.; www.nws.noaa.gov. range with a northwest swell of 5 to 7 feet. overnight. the winds will retum to 10 to 20 knots, with 2· to 4-foot waves and a northwest swell of 4 to 6 teet. SURF The SOUthwest swell putc.s today, so we should be In the w•lst· to c:hftt-hlgh range. On _Friday, the swell wlll beck down Into the the w*-hlgh '"'99· So ••. SUndlfs looldne to ,ick up.-m . ........... www.Jldfdlr.org. .. • - Da'ily Pilot Thursdoy, Moy 2, 2002 A3 BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Water district earns award Ronald Huff, dean of UCJ's School of Social Ecology. He will start in July. .Doc.tor in tl)e wings M esa Consolidated Water Distnct received an ~ward. for outstanding flnanaaJ reporting for the second year in a row. The district w as l\on- ored with the Certificate Aw~rd for . Financial Rep0rting from the Califor- nia Society or M unicipal F~~ce Orticers, artfrga- nization that serves all muriictpal finance officers. The award recpgnizes greatness. in governmental accounting, financial reporting and for meeting professional standards and criteria that renect a high level of quality. M esa Consolidated Water District Board of Directors expressed its appreciation to staff members for their hard work regarding the certifi- cate. Directors Sdid the water di.strict will continue to pro- vide a vanety of useful public information concerning its financiaJ condition. New UCI vice chancellor na med Jewish services offer s support Jewt'sh Family Services or Orange County Is offer- ing a support group for young women, designed to help them transition through life passages. The· group will address issues such as We changes, •. body Images. family rela- tionships, communication, intimacy and sexuality, anxiety and loneliness. M eetings are schedwed for 7 p.m. on the· second and fourth Tuesday or each month at 250 E. Bak er St., Suite G in Costa M esa. Registration is required for more Information, call M arcy M iddler at (714) 445-4950, Ext. l 14. Group provide~ couple service' •Though he's 9 years old, Mason Hem.met has alfeady set his sights on curing cance r and the common cold. Deirdre New m an OAJLV PILO'T . - CORONA DEL M AR -· Most 9-year-olds don 't know the meaning of the word "genetics,• let alone how much potential they have for curing dlsease. Not M ason Hemme!. He discusses genetics Wlth the same casual ease as talk- in g about how he loves play- ing basebaU and taking kung-fu lessons. In foci, Mdson's grasp of genetics 1s so sophist1cdted that he recently completed the first lecture series on the subject sponsored by the U\ Couples w ith pdrlners Irvine College of Medicine. of different religious back-Mason, d third-grader dt grounds cdll often run into John Malcolm Elementdry hurdles as a result of con-School in Ldguna Niguel, wds llictmg beliefs. The Jewish first drdwn to genel.Jc'> by Thomas Mitchell has Famt..l y Service or Ordnge reading dn .article on the been named vice chancel-County ca n orrer support. human genome in an issue of tor or university advance-The organization 1s · his fdther's Popular Science -· · -~i~~ ... ~.-·~~ \!fffer\fi§'u~~!5.~ ~ ~~ga.zmc. He is the president and for couples where_ one pdrt-Although he sdid he didn't chief execullve of the Iowa ner is Jewish. Members know what c1 genome wds dt State University Founda-will tdlk about issues like the lime. he was inspired to lion. where he oversees the reusing chtldren, observing hit the !Jbrdry dnd tdke 1n d procurement dnd manage-holidays, symbols in the book on the subject. When he ment of Hnanc1dl support home dnd reldt1onsh1ps taJks about it. his bright blue for the university. its facul-with f'Xtended families. eyes spdrkle with eleclnc11y. ty, students and .other con-Couples who want "Alter I knew more dbout slltuencies. l lc also directs Judt11sm and the Jewish it, I wds just rascindtcd," the school's nunwrous giv-c·u1nmumty to be ·pdrl of Mason '>did . "Whdt redlly las- ing programs, which their rcldlionsh1p should ctnalc>d me Wd5 when I reached d record level of locus on finding solutions lookPd dt thc·copyright -1l $430 million m 2000. to these common prob-said I ~N8, and that secm('cl "MitcheU L'> cl ndtlondlJy lcms, ofhc.1als said. sort of old1i,h • respected, proven leader The group will mcl't in Whc•n his father mC'n- with great inteyrity. an the evenings for lhrce, 90-llon('(I the fdmily hc1d engaging and energetic style minute sessions dt 250 E. rece1vc1".l dll invitdtion to thl' and an unpress)ve track Baker St., Swte G , in Costd gen<> lies lecture ser 1cs, record of working ciosely Mesa. Regislrdt1on 1s Mdson 1umped at the chdm'<' Wlth faculty, deans. staff and reqwred. For more mlor-faster lhdn you can sdy DNA. volunteers in advanong the mat1on, or to enroll, Cdll So Melson. liccompdpted tnStitution's rnterests," saidC. (7 14) 445-4950. by various £dJll.ily members, attended the four lectures. He 'What really fascinated m e was when I l ooked at the copyright - it said 1998, and · th at seem ed sort of oldish.' ~ 9-year-old M ason Hemmel, regarding a library book about genomes was the youngest one to attend, he said, and received d certificate of completion personally from the dean of the CoUege of Medicine, Thomas Cesario. Mason said the last lecture about lbe genetics of cancer was his favorite. "It was the most,in-depth and had examples for real- world people," M ason said. Mason said he understood most of the lectures and even taught a lesson for his class at school based .on hts knowl- edge of genetics. His ~randfather, Martin Brower of Corona del Mar. said he was impressed with Mason's attention span dur- ing the lectures and his com-· prehension of the complex mformation. "It's an amazing thing,· said Brower, once a director of public reldllons for the Irvine Co. and a former Pilot GREG fR'f I OAllV PILOT M ason H emmel was the youngest to complete the inau- gural College of M edicine genetics lecture series at UCI. columnist. "He sat through ".---------------------. the one-hour lectures listen- ing and was completely absorbed . Then he would explain it to me.• Mason, who has his hopes set on Stanford University, said there are two conditions he would like to find d cure for - cancer and the common cold. "Then I would be the most famous sCJenllSt m the world and . no one's done it yet,• Mason Sdid. OURMEALSARE I A TRIP TO MEXICO CELEBRATE CINCO DE MAYO ALL WEEK LONG! AND SUNDAY MAY S TH 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949·64S-7626 _ Ct\tbrate C!?co d~ Maxo . Orange County's Favorite Market for Fresh Meat and Seafood! '!:..!!II--~~-=~ ~=-~~~~::711 Marinated Carne Asada Skirt Steak N s4 99 Reg 17",., ow th Beef Short Ribs ~n 0. 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Fresh Aoc.ocrs Arrlolng DaH11 Special A,,..,.,.,.,..,.ts Aval I.able A4 ThursdOr, May 2, 2002 PUBLIC SAFEn POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • North .._-.et: A petty theft WetS reported In the 2900 block at 8:07 a.m. Tuesday. • lristol 51net: An auto theft was report.41(1 In the 1400 block at 1 :32 p.m. Tueiday. • Fairview Roed lind Sun- flower Avenue: A traffic col· lislon Involving Injuries was reported at 7:47 a .m. Tu~ay. • Jowwi Su..t: A vehlde bur- glary was reported in the 700 block at 8:36 a.m. Tuesday .. • Mesa Drive Md Newport llCK.llevard: A traffK accident involving Injuries was report- ed at 2:08 p.m. Tuesday. • New.,aet lloWw.-d: Van- dalism was reported in the 1800 blodc at 2:02 a.m. TIJe$day. • Palau Pfec.: A grand theft was reported in the 1600 bloc~ at 6:36 a.m. Tu~ay. • PomoNI Avenue: Vandal- ism was reported in the 2200 block at 10:44 a.m. Tuesday. •East 17th Street An auto theft was reported in the 100 block at 11 :52 a.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH • Bayslct. Drive and East Coast Highway: A traffic accident involving injuries was reported at 5:14 p.m. Tuesday. • East Coast Highway: A petty theft was reported in the 1300 block at 4:27 p.m. Tuesday. • Harbor lslMd Drive: Ille· gal fireworks were reported in the 800 block at 2:53 p.m. Tuesday. • West OciNn Fn>nt: Forgery was reported in the 6400 block at 2:36 p.m, Tuesday. • Via Quito: A hit-and-run was reported in the 100 block at 7· 13 p.m. Tuesday. ";U#~ '#edttteu. ~"""· ' . ~· ~uteu. ~~tllUt~I CENTER CONTINUED FROM A 1 the rents that we 8.re now achieving," Desforges said. Businesses such as thrift stores were. amon g those WOHL Investment Co. want- ed to "weed out,# Desforges said. The new image at the promenade demands more rent but will produce more business, he said. Martha Yarbrough.to Qwner . of Hair Productions, said she hdS already seen a "tremen- dous• piGkup in walk~in clientele. ·we love h," Yarbrough said. "Our walk-in D'ade is very good, and more and more people keep coming in.• Upgrades to the outside of her store have prompted Yarbrough to redo the interior as well, she said. She has ordered new fum.iture and a new desk to fit the overall image. Yaibrough anticipates even more business when the ., REVIEWS CONTINUED FROM A 1 George Blanc, administra- tive dean of economic devel- opment and community edu- cation who oversees the swap meet operation, said there are no remnants of the ·swap meet on campus during the week. Only a swap meet trail- er re mains on the site, but it is closed and locked on week- days. ' PRISIDINT'S from $5995 'Our walk-in trade is very good, and more and more people keep com in g in.' -Marth• Y•rbrcKAgh, Ha ir Productions owner owners fill the remaining vacant storefronts. Daily Pilot "Quite. a few spaces are still empty," she said. "It will certainly help business once tliose are-leased.• • Desforges said he has a lot of interest in the center and is confiden~ the empty spaces will soon be filled. "The center sells itself," he said. "lt bas location, visibili- ty, a.strong tenant mix -and it's the best-lookln~roduct on the street. • '-._ • LOUTA HARPER covel'S Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by ~mail at lolita.harp- erOlatlmes.com. "The only thing you could see is that trailer, but other- wise it is just a st(tdent lot with empty cars,• Blanc said. Bowens-Killeen is out of the office until the end of the week and was unavailable for comment. Mayor Linda Dixon vigor- ously defended the Planning Department, saying city gov- ernment is often criticized for not being fri.endly or helpful enough but not in this case. "Staff looked at (the file), saw that there were no com- <l.1ril\ ... \\ itl1 I'<'"""·" )11\llf Cllll 'ol11llllll\ Rabbitt Insurance Agency AIJTO • HOMEOWNERS• HEALTH Su.lnbry Sinu 1957 ~~~ --···-.... ·-./ >? 949-631·77 40 -'41 Old twwpoct Bhd. • f'Wwpo«t Be.di ' (Neu Hoag Hoepiul) GREG FRV I DAll.V Pl.OT Martha Yarbrough, who has owned Hair Productions for seven years, has noticed improved business and foot traftic: at the 17th Street Promenade after the renovation. ·plaints and thought they would be a good neighbor and opted to renew it,· Dixon said. "Will that happen in the future? I bet not.• Don Lamm, the city c:tirec- tor of development. said he could not speculate whether Bowens-Killeen · actually "inspected" the site on a Tuesday, or why she chose that term for the letter tp col- lege officials. Perhaps she meant th{! swap meet's file was reviewed on that date, rather than physically inspected, he said. Lamm did defend the Planning Department's per- m.it renewal process. During a ge neral permit renewal process, a city plan- ner -who usually knows the current issues in the commu- nity -looks at the original conditions of approval and researches any complaints that may have been made ·about the site, Lalrun said. The planner then makes a judgment call as to how much to investigate,· he said. The city bas about 200 active per- mits that require periodic renewal, Lamm said. "Not every renewal is scrutinized under a micro- scope," Lamm said, "espe- cially if the business has a long-standing record of coop- eration, works well with the community and doesn't cre- ate any problems. · The original permit for the swap meet was granted in 1984 and authorized 275 ven- dors on Sundays only. The shqpping venue has practi- cally doubled its size in the last 18 years and -until recently -showcased 400 to 500 vendors on each week- end day. In 1998 and 2000. the swap meet -operating two days a week With 400 to 500 vendors daily -did not generate the same complaints from the community that it has recent- ly, Lamm said. Therefore, the re was no indication that planners should research the site ln detail, he said. •At that point in time, it was not sn issue because both (the city and the college) were happy," Lamm said . •They didn't care if it was inspected and neither did we.• It was not until November that city officials decided the swap meet had become "intolerable" and began to study the site, Lamm said. Lamm confirmed that planners did vi.sit the site in November, after an apparent increase in traffic along PLUG IN Plug 1n«> the Piiot Classified section to find seMCeS from electron.a and plumber$, to landscapers and pa.ntm. · Fairview Road prompted a city 'study. The study found that the swap meet operates with an excess of about 200 vendors and an additional day not authorized by the city in the original 1984 permit. In March, city officials notified the college that the capipus swap meet was vio- lating the school's agreement with the city and college offi- cials quickly agreed to com- ply by scaling back. The swap meet will meet on Sun- days only and with fewer than 27 5 vendors starting this weekend. · Jim Mcilwain, VICe presi· dent of administrative ser- 'Vices for OCC, said the swap meet has operated on both weekend days with nearly 4CJO vendors for more than 15 years. As a result of the peri· odic renewaJ letters from planners. college officials believed the city was satisfied with the swap meet. Both Lamm and McDwain sald the college and the city will continue to work togeth- er to find a solution to the McDonald, Lloyd L:. (84) Beloved husband of Florence (WICkl) McDonald, brother of Bernard and Mildred, and father of Steven (Jody) McDonald, Bruce (Mary) McDonald and Christopher (Dana) Mc0onak1 passed away peaoetuny at home the morning of April 30ttl after a long run lite. He Is also survived and dearly loved by six grandchildren. Som in Minneapolis, Minnesota on September 15th, 1917, gl'Muated from Stanford University in 1940 and en;<>yed successful busi~eers in general const1\JCtlon. reaJ estate development and restaurant ownership. He beaan his worl<ing career in San Francisco after serving in the US Navy. Lloyd's companies were known throughout the Western United States for the construction of many notable military and government facilities built in the 1950's and 1960's. Later and in Southam Calrtomla, he developed and owned numerous Industrial parlQ; and ended his business endeaVOfS by fOuncfng and operating The C8'Ch and ·The Summit House restaurants. AM SUIVMng merrbefS of 1he family wll greatly miss this wondMful man, husband and father. God Bless him and may he '811 In peace. A C8lholic mass 88f\4ce wil be held Frtday. May 3td, 12:00 p.m. at CM Lady Queen of Angels, 2046 .. Vl&Ca °'1ve, Newport Beach. In lieu of floWers dOnaflone may be Mnt to ~ USA, P.Cl Box 2954, ca. 92659-2954 or Nallonal Partcnon Foundation 351 Holpllll ~. #106, Ntwport .,..,,, Ca. 92663. swap meet problems. Mcil- wain said college attorneys are working on an amended application that WUl request a two-day swap meet. Lamm said once the aJ?elkation is receive<r;n"Wll:rg&-oet51e'Yile ~ Planning Commission in about JO days. Dry fruit and nuts vendor William Pezzullo will contin- ue _ to sell his goods at the Sunday-only swap meet but is not happy about cutting his weekend business in half. He said he doesn't want lo point fingers al the city or the college, but said some -effort should be made to allow ven- dors -who are in this mess through no fault of their own -to continue to conduct · business until the problems are resolved. "The vendors should not be the ones made to suffer because somebody fell asleep at the wheel," Pezzullo said. • LOLITA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) S74-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harp- erO/atimes.com. Matheny, Michele Nepote Michele Nepote Matheny of Costa Mesa, California, P<).ssed away on April 23. after a short illness. She was born on October 24' 1948 In Lodi, Califomla. Attending local schools and graduated from Led High School In 1966. She also attended San Francisco Att Institute and later Orange Coast Colrege, where she gcaduated with an Associates of Arts Degree. She lived in the Southern California area for the ~ 00 years, where she wor1<ed for~ Costa Mesa "Daily Pilot and then the Los Angeles limes for the past 18 years, until her retirement in Januaty 2002. Michele is survived by her husband, Curtis Matheny of Costa Mesa, Stepdaughter and husband. Michelle arv::f Bob KOlbasowskl of Groton, Connedlcut. Her father, Mendes Nepote, slst8f', Doris Schmidli, nephews Scott and Eritt Schmicti, niece Klmberty Schmidli·Splneli, six grand nephews and one grandniece. all of Lodi. She er*1ted ~ and the Pefforming Ms Centef ahd Mozart Clasebl Oroheetra events. She and her husband apent time In the Lake Tahoe't Norf'I StlOf'9 at the fan1ly cabin and In Cave City, MinM. where they were buying a 18"ement home. Mld'9le donated to f'uneroul ctwtllee, among !hem. Feed the CMcnn. &Mt "'At*TWI n PWiii8d Pnnlhood. Hw Ind her \ ,..,.,.. ~ ~In h Su1an O. l<ofnln er.. en. ~ Wlllca, Alda Wlllk llwl .. Hlbltal b ~ Wiik. Memclftll leNlcel ....... IQ. Doily Pilot HANGING ON TO THE PRIZE . , KENT TREPTO'N I OM.Y PILOT Who can stand to take home a new boat? Only time. All 10 contestants must remain on their feet, holding ~-H} people ge~~Uf;1fl<~ t«t ~·~ te-a-f~Ua<;hed to the boat. with only peri-~af is paf\ of t~is year's Newport In-Water Boat Show. odic designated breaks for the most basic physical Contestants include Costa Mesa resident Pamela Red-demands. The last one standing will take home the boat, cher and Newport Beach resident Greg York, who plan to valued at $25,000. r~main standin~ t~roughout the night in hopes of win-The boat show will continue through Sunday at the nmg a 21-foot fishing boat Wedn~s_day. Above, contes-Newport DuneS'Waterfront Resort and Marina. The cost tant ~on Farmer of Garden Grove'1istens to music to pass is $10; children 12 and younger get in free. Call (949) the time. 757-5959 for more information. PREGNANCIES CONTINUED FROM A1 Sally Brett, a nurse at Planned Parenthood in Costa Mesa, said the center sees 200 to 300 tej!ns per month, and the large majority of those children take advan- .tage of birth control. Brett also works with those for whom 1t is too late for birth control. The center offe rs pregnancy testing and pre- natal classes, she said. • Most of the center's clients are women, but Brett said she would like to see more males come in. ~They are half the prob- lem,• she said. If more boys and men would learn about birth con- trol, it would dramatically decrease the teen birth rates, she said. In addition to providing services in the community and tracking relevant statis- Fine Home fomishin&' Antiques & Collectibles TraditionaJ to Cottage Gifu & Garden Decor Wish wt & Delivery GARDEN CAFE Gard~n Patio Dining Breakfast, Lunch, Tea 8c Etpraso Bar hes, Planned Parenthood explores further preventive methods. · The organization is sched- uled \o host a conference today to discuss simila-r sur- vey findings on topics such as teen pregnancy, birth con- trol and perceptions of sex education in Latino youth. Special attention is being paid to Latinos because research shows it will be the largest demographic by 2010, said Planned Parent- hood spokeswoman Kimber- ly Custer. Mayor Linda Dixon said she was made aware of the high birth rate by Planned Parenthood officials and immediately became con- cerned. "I am interested in pro- grams that increase respon- sibility and education,· Dixon said . • 1 anticipate learning more specific infor- mation at the conference.· According to ZIP Code maps/the 92627 area encom- C.AFEHOURS:Mon-Sat8am-Spm SHOP & DINE a passes both the west and east sides of Costa Mesa. The boundary is jagged and includes the neighborhoods south of the Costa Mesa Golf Course and south of Wilson Street to the Costa Mesa Freeway, tlt'en juts up to ·Mesa Drive, runs east to Irvine Boulevard and contin- ues along city boundaries to the west, where it cuts off at the Santa Ana River. The other Costa Mesa ZIP Code area studied was 92626. The study found that area to have 24 teen preg- nancies per 1,000, which is well below the county and state averages. · The same survey per- formed in the late 1990s also found Costa Mesa's teen pregnancy rate to be 91 per 1,000. At that time, the coun- ty's rate was higher, at 49. • LOLITA HARPSt covers Costa Mesa. 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To 20 Pounds in 11iree weeks - Dining Rooms • Living Rooms Sofas • Lamps • Mirrors e advantage of our European Slimming "19th Anniver1ary" Preview Special Only $45.60 (A$J3200V.Jur) LMTID _. Clffll l9lalt n cu toOft*'O elegant atmoliphete ~ ou ~ 'fC1<6 ITUClll a you Qll.tlo Yo" the t>ene1t of 1 fO> llt· ..ion~ no lbt. °'6 ~ IPtCki allO lnckJdll ~ olQI n dlfadllcoflol1. SlmmrlQ ~ to tatty dlpollb, ~ Recontouilg ald StOmoch Aattenng llocti....,. to cat. to you wt-.. you.,.,. tee IClnl9 d thl .-,Nrti,._.....,,, m ll9almenll n tt1t ~ (Ml) Ml tt• boo ~ilmd now. ·~~ "" ..... Clplll._ ........... ·-o..~--Nl.oM llMl4 •.._,HUI• ..... ,_ m ........... _._..._ ' a:nd a ~uge selectjon of Fine Fabrics · I OOO's of Home Accessories , .... ,,_ # ""'· ·coMMuNrrY A6 Thursday, M.oy 2, 2002 EDITORIAL Collncilman should serve out four-year term W e're glad to see that Newport Beach Councilman John Heffernan has reconsidered his public announcement that he would resign from his seat this fall. At the end of the April 23 City Council meeting, the . freshman councilman told those still around that he would resign from his four- year seat. Reasons for lbe decision were purposely vague, but he menboned that he wanted to spend more time with his family and then hinted dl anothe r reason. •It is not the fact thdt I'm usually on the outside t>f most votes, it had more to do with who Iwas participating with," he said afterward. But on Friday, Heffernan said he has not finalized his decision. "There are certain things that have taken place over the last 48 hours that have caused me ta question it. I'm not sure what I'm going to do.• Again, details were scarce, but the attorney and businessman did say "There's a lot of unfinished work to be done here, and I'm not so sure that the rest of the council's goir)g to get it done.~ Well, whatever the rea- sons, we urge Heffernan to retain his council seat and finish out his term. While we obviously believe everyone should spend as much quality time with family as possible, the District 7 representative made a vow to his con- stituents and to the city when he won the election with 39% of the vote in November 2000. Further, his victory was no small task in that he beat incumbent Tom Thomson and former City Manager Bob Wynn. Heffernan is also the lone council member who sup- ports the slow-growth Greenlight law and should not abandon his supporters now. They voted him in and need him to help them push their cause. Anyone who runs for a political office must know the time restraints involved and he is no exception. He bas. promised those who voted him in that h~ would spend some extra lime representing them. There are two more years left on his term and we hope he serves them. AI RPORT DEBATE Solution could be in Costa Mesa I f Orange County Fair offi- cials are successful in their bid to move lo the former El Toro Marine base, vacating 160 acres in Costa Mesa, what a wonderful opportunity this will be for Orange Coun- ty ("Orange County Fair leaders eye land at dosed Marine base," April J 8). Since a large airport at El Toro now seems out of the question, the county's econo- my could get a tremendous boost from locating a small airport in Costa Mesa. Per- haps ttus can be an auport for helicopters and small cor- porate jets. In addition to the boost for the economy, this would also relieve some .of the pressure on John Wayne Airport. Costa Mesa residents fly out of John Wayne, and they should be willing to take some of the burden off New- port Beach. Perhaps the run- ways can be configured in a V-fashlon so that takeoffs and landings can be over Huntington Beach and Foun- tain Valley. Before Costa Mesa resi- dents object, I suggest we do some test flights to show them that a Small airport in their city will not be a prob- lem. MARTIN A. BROWER Corona del Mar Seniors have plenty to offer Newport Be~h Milcbd Utke LEmR TO THE EDITOR ( ... ) . ~-····~~·· . ·" '( . .,,. .. ,-.. ,. . ... ., . '. ... ' ,. lloWTo .: . . . GETPmlBllED I • 'If you are not outraged by the number of abused children, you are not paying • attention.' The OM'i Piiot wek.omel k!tterS on ~ c.onceming Newport ieldt and Cost.a Meg. • LEnal -~II to Edlt0<ill Page Editor .._. ..... at the Dally Pilot. 330 W. 8.y St, Cost.I Mesa, ~ 92627 • MAOIM ~ -call (949) 642.fi086 • MX -Send to (949) 646-4170 • I-MAL-Send to dailypilotOl.ttlrMS.com t" -S.ffy KeNINlt, executive director of Parent Help l U~A. a Newport Beach-based organization that works to prevent chlld abuse All (orrespondenCe must Include full name, home- town and phone number (for vetlfatJon purposes). The Pilot reserws the right to edit all submklions for darfty and length. ,, Doily Pilot FU PHOTO I DALY PILOT Shoppers make their way through the marketplace on the last Saturday of operation for the Orange Coast College swap meel The swap meet will conttnue Its buslrtess on Sundays only beginning this weekend. . More is at stake than just swap meet Jim Cornett COMMUNITY COMMENTARY M u~ has been written about Orange Coast College's swap meet in recent days (·occ swap meet gained previous city approval,• Wednesday). This communique is designed to establish some important facts about lhe situa- tion. - Orange Coast College pledges to work closely with the city \ of Costa Mesa in the coming weeks to resolve issues relating to its swap meet. The swap meet came into exis- tence 20 years ago,ln 1982. At that allowed to •overrun the surrounding time, OCC applied for a conditional streets and neighborhoods.• The let- use permit from the city of Costa ter said "It is with this in mind that Mesa to place a Sunday-only swap we seek your support and coopera- meet in the college's parking lot at lion in reining in the swap meet's the comer of Fairview Road and operation so that it may once again Merrimac Way. 1Wo hundred and be considered an asset to the college five selling spaces were authorized. and the community.• The swap meet quickly outgrew The letter also accurately slated its location. In 1984, OCC applied for that several agencies contribute to a 275-space permit to move the Sun-weekend traffic congestion along day-only event to the larger Ada.ms Fairview Road and Adams Avenue, Parking Lot, on the nox;them perime-including: OCC's swap meet; the ter of the campus. Orange County PairgTounds' Market The Costa Mesa Planning Com-Place; Costa Mesa High School; and mission recommended the maximum the city's Fann Sports Complex. number of sellers be increased from Orange Coast College bas always 205 to 400. Tue city renewed the endeavored to be a good resident of permit. leaving the maximum nwn-the city of Costa Mesa. We've been ber of 275, and adding the state-here six-yea.rs longer than the ci.ty ment: •With an ultimate increase to has been incorporated, and it's our 400 sellers to be approved by the intention to do our best to continue developmental services director upon to be a good neighbor to all who live request of the applicant,. if it is found and work beside us. that no problems have been created Jim Mcilwain, OCC's vice presi- by the increase to 275 sellers.• dent of administrative services, met In succeeding years, the college with city officials March 22 to discuss encouraged the swap meet's dynam-the swap meet's future status. ln that ic gTowth. The Adams lot was meeting, it was determined that the enlarged, and the swap meet swap meet was out of compliance became a weekend event, expand-with the 1984 conditional use permit. ing to Saturdays more than 15 years The college, per the city's ago. The swap meet has recently . demand, agreed to heed the lan- been operating with about 400 ven-~age of the permit and reduce the dors on Saturday and 500 on Sunday. swap meet to Sundays only. Because Throughout the past 18 yea.rs, the sellers reserve their swap meet loca- college has operated under the tlons one month in advance, the city authority of the 1984 city permit. agreed to delay required J:ompliance That permit, on file with the city, until the first weekend in May. came up for renewal every two years During the month of May, the city and, after reviewing the matter, was has promised to take a dose look at renewed on each occasion by tl'le Saturday and Sunday traffic patterns .dty. The most recent renewal on the streets adjacent to the cam- occurred In June 2000. The city pus. OCC will not be completely issued a formal written notice of deserted on Saturdays, however, as oompliance and an extension of the many credit classes and non-credit permit for two additional years. community education courses and 'That notice states: "The ·property programs are offered at that time was found to satisfy the conditions of during the fall and spring semesters. approval of the subject permit and to The college anticipates that Sun· · be in compliance with all applicable day attendance could grow consider- ordioance requirements. In addition, ably after the swapi•oeeUs reduced no oomplaints have been received to a single weekend day. Many buy- tegarc::U.ng property or use." ers do their shopping every weekend 1be college therefore believes it at the swap meet. Instead of belng wu in full compliance and that the dilperled over a two.day period, dty wu completely satisfied with Ute roughly the seme number of patrons swap meet, lnduding the expanslon might attempt to lhop on Sunday • ot the number ot vendors, given the alone. That aituation wW be monl- Lack ol complaints. . tored clOHly. The twap meet wu scheduled to • Later tbll sprtng, Or4ft9e Coast be ha"*"'9d eg8ilD oo April 13, 2002. College wW make an •pplicetion to IA.a Pebrwy, OCC President _ the Planntng Comm'"'oD for a Muglnl GrdDD Neeived a Jetter i.ctestQned swap DIMl. OCC wU1 fJom COit.i ~ Mayor Unda Dixon apply for two w11Mnd -,.. wUh and Coundlwoinan Ubby Cowan. the number ol...,. to be deW· The a.tier tt.et9d that. In recent mined by the.._ lludy CAJndudld moatbl, tbe dty and l8Yera1 ...... by ... ma.g. ....... dty. The c:ol· ..... bed •notect. marlred inaeue .. -............. law arm of m W111iend trdlc uct perking con-RuteD and 1\adr.s to~ a.. =Oil ........ bardlltng ............ -:. ...... Wbll .. COMI~· .... 11-a1Cfcr..~wt 'l'liiu-lil?w_.1111dtbe 1"'-...-1111 11,,_na '11'•1111t .. ...,mMIW..-. 11.ltlllll'l.r•mtauaa ...... J I ally. Orange Coast CoUege nets about $750,000 each year. What are the funds used for? All funds are used to support campus and community education projects. The state of California has assigned its 108 community coUeges a three-fold mission: 1. To transfer students to four-year universities; 2. To provide career and technical education; and 3. To encourage economic devel- opment. The swap meet subsidizes OCC's economic development function, thus freeing state funds to be extensively used for transfer and career educa- tion. OCC's swap meet money goes to support fee-based community educa- tion dasses and programs that are not otherwise independently finan- cially viable. Last year, 62,000 patrons were attracted to OCC com- munity education and performing arts events. Swap meet funds underwrite the college's extensive -and affordable -perfonniDg arts season. The 2001- 02 season featured more than 60 pro- ductions, including visits by such performers as Debbie Reynolds, Frankie Avalon, Suzanne Somers, Diahann Carroll, the Kingston nio, the Peking Acrobats and Red But- tons. Discount tickets for all productions are available to students, senJor citi- zens and children 12 and under. Without swap meet support, a season would be an impossibility. Productions by OCC's Fine Arts Division are also supported by the swap meet, and the swap meet con- tributes annually to scholarships for OCC students. .About 8,000 elementary 'chool children are Invited each year to view live entertainment on OCC's campus. Some children pay a nomi- nal fee of $5 per performance, while others are admitted free of charge. The program ls subsidized by the swap meel About 4,000 youngsters, between"' ages 6 and 12, take part each sum- mer in the College for Kids Program on campus. The program ts partially subsidized by the swap meet, and· scbolarsbJps are J'tPVided to young· sters whose parentl are unable to pay. OCC's Small Business Amlst.ance Center, which has offered free ~ tance to more than 700 Joe.al anall businea ownen over the put two ye.an -polltively benefiting the local economy -ii subO:ttzed by the swap meet. Each of t~gw will be in Jeopardy, m or in put. lbould the dty mu. Onmge COM& c.oUege the rtgh\ to coottnue ...._..dae . swap meet on snans.;. ......... ~ys. Orag9COllt tD watt ctaa.lr M.aatDllllc I 1 -..rtts a•• 411 ... .,.. ..... .............. "'Ill ..... ..... .. Doily Pilot Milt and Lynn Cotten of Costa Mesa visited Ancient Corinth wtth C.B. Gauldin of Corona del Mar while touring Greece and Turkey. Steven Glyer and Janet Callister of Balboa Island visited the Olympics at Salt Lake City. Brad and Tanner Dwan vacationed in Hawaii and visited Pearl Harbor aboard the USS Missouri on Presidents Day. .,·~ Mattress Outlet Store BRAND fEW • COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Belt~ Leal . ~ 3165 Harbor Blvd. ~ Costa Mesa OM modi Soatll of •05 Fwy .. (714) 545-7168 ON VACATION Mitch and Sarah Barker; Laird Hayes, wtfe Maggie, son Andy and daughter Katie Evarts; chef Paul Prudhomme: Dave Meltzer; Newport Beach Police Officer Tim Newman; and others hung out at K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen in the French Quarter on the eve of the Super Bowl. Carol Rodman of Newport Beach and her gran<\children, LesUe Jarman and Robert Jartnan, visited Mt. Rushmore. • Costa Mesa resident Laurel A. James, Joel K. and Joel A. Betonte stopped for lunch at the Giggling Marlin ln Cabo San Lucas while cruising to the Mexican RJviera. 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Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by f.u to (949) 646- 4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event. as well as a contact phone number. A complete listing Is available at www.dallypllot.com. TODAY A dozen congregations· will hold a peace vigil from 11 :30 a.m. \o 1:3Q_ p.m. at the First United Melhodisl C hurch , 420 W. 19th St.. Costa Mesa. Participants will march on 19th Street between Newport and Harbor boulevards carry- ing signs sa.ymg • Pr(\V for Peace• and ·Pray for our Leaders.• Free park.mg behind the church. Reserva- tions not reqwred . UC lrvlne's Center for the Study of Democracy. will show- case fonner senator Alan K. Simpson (R-Wyo.), who will speak on why politics IS a con- tact sport for UC Irvine's 20Ql · 02 Peltason Lecfure on Democ- racy at 3:30 p.m. in 1100 Social Science Plaza A, at UC lrvine. Simpson is known for his bipar-· tisan work on immigration and · veterans' issues and his dashes with the press corps. I le will CURVE CONTINUED FRO M A1 necessdrtl y angry dnd not towdrd the city.· I fe a lso said that he hdsn't received a sin - g le phone caU from a pdrent answer questions after the pre- sentation. (949) 82•·5938 or www.democ.uci.edu/democl&i mpson.htm. UC Irvine's 2001-02 Chancel- lor's Distinguisbep Fellows 1 Serles will conC1ude this month with cyber-rights . guardian Pamela Samuelson speaking on intellectual prop- erty and the public interest at 5:30 p.m. in Monarch Bay B of the UC Irvine Student Center. Samuelson is a professor of law and informatiOJ!· manage- ment and director ·of UC Berkeley's Center for Law and Technology. Another lecture at . 7 p.m. May 14 given by John Madigan, professor of psychol- ogy and legal medicine at the University of Vuginia, will be held in the Crystal Cove Audi- torium in the UC Irvine Stu- dent Center. (949) 824-7372 or www.evc.ud.edu/cdfs/ . SATURDAY A telll)is demonstraUon day hosted by Tennis Magazine showcasing Roy Emerson and lracey Austin will be held at the Palisades Tennis Center, 1171 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Emerson and Austin will be on the court dwing two sessions at 12:30 and 4 p.m. upset by why and how this could have happened. He added: ·Pedophiles usually have hundreds of VJCtims. We're lucky this per- son was found out. Actually, he was identified pretty ear- ly. Should we have known about tum sooner? It's going t PmtrTrarsToGo .... •• MEn 1 nch 1 ~aacd0a5s • Fa1itas • ,, • Chingol1nga · • Guacamole • Salsa AND MORE! (·~ i'l· •• Catering 645-0209 eo.ta Mesi COtOM del Mer (Mlt 142·1142 (Mlt M4-l22t ~¥;i&>iSW::~Pl>lr..r.-..-.-..~-.... ~ • # 1"" ,, • • .. • ••' • • • •, ~ -· ... .,.. ,..~.,,.,...,.-...~~~ . BEST BET . . •' Sherman Ubrary & Gardens' Weekend Gardener Serles will feature Stuart Shim, who will chronicle his experiences of gro~g a 500-pound pumpkin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. The Sherman library & Gar- dens ls at 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Pumpkin seeds will be offered to anyone Interested • ln growing pumpkins. Free. (949) 673-2261. They will be available for pho- tos with the participants. Man- ufacturers will have other ten- nis pros on-hand to conduct clinics and hit with participants. Sign up online at www.tennis.com/demoda)ts/pa lisades.html to participate in to take a little time and investigation to answer that question." It was a question that didn't come up at all in the City Council public meetino last week. No one intn .. "·::ed it from the floor, and several council members were too involved in "Rocky Horror" role-playing during the Bal- boa Performing Arts Theater Jove fest to take up the role of th,e council in preventing anothe r Veches case. No help here. So I turned to Sgt. Steve Shulman, the articulate and straightforward Newport Beach police spokesman. He told me that the photographs on which the case against Veches is based probably took place over a couple of years, and that behavior shots in which Vecbes is visi· ble involve only toe sucking ' one of the three half-hour ses- sions. $20. No on-site registra- tion. Participants will receive a gift bag, a T-shirt, a hat and oth- er tennis gear. (949) 644-5900. www.palisadestennls.com. The UCI Arboretum and and were probably taken by him ho!•· ng the camera in lus extended hand. He said that Veches' aber- rant behavior was not detect- ed immediately because ·while inappropriate, it was not so egregious that it would shock the.con- science.· He atlded that the state believes strongly that Veches' actions and intent constitute a s ubstantial threat to children. When I asked Shulman why the pU'blic response has been muted, he said: "There is only outrage when citizen questions haven't been addressed. The city has been forthright and direct. Com- munication is good. Ques- tions have been answered.· When I noted the contrast with the anger among many Catholics, Shulman said: .!'The big differences are the Newport Harbor Orchid Society will host the annual Spring Plower and Orchid Show from 10 a .m. to• p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at the UCI Arboretum, south of the cor- ner of Jamboree Road and Campus Drive. ·oceans of Orchids• will fea-ture dis- plays, lectures and a judged orchid show. The spring perennial sale features perennials from South Africa and other exotic locales. $2, free for children 12 and younger and members of the Friends of the UCI Arbore· tum and the Newport Har- bor Orchid Society. ldlyons@uci.edu. More than JOO classic Mer- cedes-Benz cars will be show- cased during the 25th annual Classic Mercedes-Benz Exhi· bition beginning Saturday and running through Sunday, at Pletcher Jones Motorcars, 3300 Jamboree Road, New- port Beach. Vehicles on dis· play will include the World War II-era SSK Roadster, the SLJOO Gullwing and Silver Arrows, and newer cars such as the redesigned 2003 SL500 Roadster. G500 sport-utility vehicle, C230 Kompressor and C320 Wagon. A portion of proceeds generated through d~nial in tiie church hierar- chy and the promptness of remedial action. There is no denial here. And there has been immediate action." OK, so where does that leave us? It leaves us with a sum- mer recreation brochure that will be coming out soon to remind us that the city is still very much in-the business of taking custody of our chil· dreo. It is important that the parents 9f those children be assured that evecy possible action is being taken to pre- vent a Veches episode ever taking place again. Bludau's investigation is certainly a step in that direction, so would a review of employee selection procedures and the frequency and extent of supervisory overview. Checking out how other cities handle this problem might be useful. Meanwhile, the City Council needs lo get involved. Members need to make it quite clear that they regard our children as our major asset. They might start with a look at an Daily Pilot sponsorship fees will benefit -the Olive Crest Hornes and Services For Abused Children in Santa Ana. Chairwoman Judy Abrapis, (714) 680-5840. . . MONDAY . A support group• for care- givers sponsored by the Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange County will meet from 7 to 8:30 p .m. at Our Lady Queen of Angels and St. Mark's Presbyterian, 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. Free. Call for reservations. Jim Casey. (949) 640-1750. MAY 11 lbe Balboa b land Bayfront Artwalk will be held from 9 fl.m. to 5 p.m . along the South Bayfront promenade on Bal- boa Island. More than 75 local artists will be painting from Marine Avenue to the Ferry Landing. Free. (949) 723-6171. . lbe Orange County Chapter of the Sierra Singles Club will host a ftve-miie walk at 5:30 p.m. at the Robinsons--May on Newport Center Drive at Fashion Island in Newport . Beach. Free. (714) 427-0457. anachronistic administrative structure in which the Recreation Division is part of a department headed by the city librarian. Recreation was once a department of its own, head- ed by a recreation director. Eight years ago. it was folded into the Library Department for what Bludau called •cost efficiency." He also told me that "having a Recreation Department wouldn't have made an iota of difference in this situa- tion.• Maybe so, but council members might ask if restor- ing its fonner stature would cast a different light on the perceived importance of recreation for our kids in the city's scheme of things. They might also take the Veches case as a wake-up call to keep the well-being of our kids when they are in the custody of cty employ- ees front and center in thel! deliberations. • IOSEPtt N. BEU Is a resi~nt of Santa Ana Heights. His column appears Thursdays. The .. , FillSt, Fn.lest a..ty ~ & Ful Service Salon In Orangec.ty NEW ARRIVALS OF z(§)PEl~J SlreedlWt hn .... ..-· Best Prices • Best Service -· Best Selection . -- Doily Pilot From tea to tacos with a dash of the arts , ~.w. Cook THE CROWD K lngsley and Jack Croul recently opened their Corona dc>I Mdr · home for the 41 st annu<1I patroness tea of the Adoption Guild of Southern Ordnge County. More than 250 guests filled the res1dcmce with lively conversation and upbeat support for the chdri- ty, which is a nondenomina- tional adoption dgency under the wing of the Cdthohc I loly Family Services · The party was a fedst for all the senses. Exqu1s1tc £!o- ral donations from thP Nf•w- port Coast Floral Co . over-' flowing wines from f-11 Time Wine Cellars of Costd l\le>s<1 and gifts donated by hoth . patrons and loc<1I mere h<1nts, including South COd'-I Pld7d, Ashworth .. Pum<1, BallHid f3<1y ·Racquet Club t111d CcJhforn1r1 Closets, helped to makt> the afternoon a mdJOr sue CP'>'> Philanthropic und£>rwnl- ers included Arden f lamson. Joy Emerson, Joan Sammis and many more Thf' tc>d 1s an annual event that I'> d harbinger of the Adoption Guild Tennis Tournament. set for May 25 lo Mdy 27. as well as June 1 and June 2, dt Newport Beach Tennis Club. Tennis great Roy Emerson will again serJe dS honorary tournam ent chairman. Organ,izers exi}ect to rdise a significant six-figure sum from the tournament lo help sup- port the Adopboo Gwlcl. Also The chefs of the Wild and Crazy Taco Night were Jason Pena of Five Feet Anaheim, Alan Greely of Golden Truf- fle, Carito Jocson of Yard House, Stephane Collomb of Bi g Canyon Country Club, Dominic Briaire of A ccents at the Sutton Place Hotel, Michael Rossi of Napa Rose, Paul Squicciarlni of Robert Mondavi Wine and Food Center, Michael Kang of Five Feet Laguna Beach and Franco Barone of Antonello· Ristorante. · / m the crowd al the tea were Donna Davison, Camllle Reno, M arUy Wilson and South Coast Plaza's dedicated BUlur Wallerich. The ·tea was co-chdirc<l by Bonnie Swar- berg and Jody Young. M elin- da O'Brien serves as president of the Adopt.Jon Gwld. • • • It Wd'> d "Wild and Crazy· ldco mght for Share Our SPlves· nmth annual fiesta, which dttrdcted hundreds of locals intent on helping the Cosld Mesd servtce agency rd1se much needed funds to support the workmg poor in this commuruty. Ten of Ordilge Coµnty's bPst-known chefs went lo work lo create an amazing assortment of taco creations. The evening was a celebra- tion in anticipation of a much more elegant affair, the Celebrity Chefs Dinner, which will take place in the fall al the Robert Mondavi Food and Wine Center. Nearly 500 Newport-Mesa residents turned out for las~ week's taco night celebrabon held at the Superior Avenue · kitchen of Share Our Selves. The $30 donation raised an esbmated $18,000 for the group, reports Karen Harring- ton, director of development. Michael Kang and M ax . Wood co-chaired the evening. Special support came from Cindy Tuch, Emi- ly Evans, Karen M cGllnn. Karen Taylor and Carillo Jocson, to name only a few. • • • Enormous communtty sup- port was evident al the third annual Orange County Arts Award Dinner held recently at the Four Seasons Hotel m Newport Beach. Seventeen annual achieverhent awards and three lifet:one achieve- ment awards were bestowed .. Thur6doy, Mey 2, 2002 A9 Among the Sh~ Our Selves Wild and Crazy Taco Night attendees were Michael Stephens, Donald Drake, Laurie Gannon and Gwyn Parry. Attending the Adoption Guild of Southern Orange Coun- ty patroness tea were Bonnie Swarl;>erg, M arUy Wilson, Kingsley C roul and Jody Young. upon deserving local residents hy Jerry Mandel , president of the Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center, and Cynthia Harriss, president of Disney- land Resort in Anaheun. Mandel and Harriss served dS eloquent emcees for the dffair that was chaired by Patricia Poss. Celebrating both mdh£idual creativity and com- munity spirit through the arts. the council has helped lo focus localsttention on theunpor- tance of culture in the New- port-Mesa community, as well as Ordflge County as a whole. Among the honored were John and Elizabeth Stahr, - Judith Morr and Donald McKayle. Also mduded in the unpress1ve orde of honor were Vesta Curry, Sandy and John Daniels, Troy Botello, Laurie Brown and Teri Ralston. The Orange County Arts Awards were created by Catherine Thyen. Dedtcated local patron Carl Nelsser was Enjoying the beautiful afternoon at the Adoption Guild tea were Arden Aam- son and Blllur W allerich. 1ls first president dnd had support from d wide Mnge of commuruty members, mclud- mg Jlm and Catherine Emmi. Harry and M ary H amilton, Dee and Larry Higby, Alison and Bud Frenzel, Judith Jelinek, Roger and Gall KJr- w an, M ary Lyons, To m and Marilyn Nielson, Donna and Ronald Phelps, and Anton and Jennifer Segerstrom . • THE CROWD appears ThursdaY' and SaturdaY' !YtUNr«I on: E ~ Fashio11 Emrrgnuy. 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Consignmtnts acupttd by appoifl/mt'fll only 369 E. 17th Street #I 0 • Co ta Mesa (949) 764-1 746 Located behihd Plum~ PatiQ Hours J 0:00-5:30pm Mon-Sat, Sun 10-4 I\ L ~ I ) I ) I i I ~ \ " . SPOIL YOUR MOIHER {LEST Sll E FORGET ll ER FAVO RITE C HILD } Treat your mo ther ri ght this year with a deservedly deliciou champagne bQ.Jnch o r, better yet, a wonderful sunset dinner overl ooking beautiful Newpon I larbor. '· Make your' reservatio ns today for brunch; beginning at 9am, o r dinner, serving at 4:30 pm . . ~\ ·l~ RUSTY PELICAN ~ .. ldutl ni5W...Cwalll;I 4 ... . ' ' .. AIO Thursday, Moy 2, 2002 DATEBOOK Doily Pilot ... DINING REVIEW , Lunching with afriend.at Ooiso Jennifer K Mahal DAILY PILOT T he advantage of hav- ing a best friend who hves close to where you work l5 that eventually you get to go put lo lunch together. One of our favorite places is a hole-m-the-strip- mall Japanese restaurdnt called Oo1so. Small and cledn, with nee paper screens dnd while walls, the 17th Street rest~urant hds few tables but always seems to have plenty of customers. The ownPTs dre celebrat1rig · < >01so'!> 25th anniversdry - not dlt of tt)C' yedrS hdve he<•n !>pt>nl 1n the Sdme IOCdl10n. 001!>0\ box lunches and howls drc> worth lighting the J>d~g lot trdffic to find d '>pot. Tlw lunchllme sushi combindlion box ($9.75) is worth th<' money. You get four piece!> of !>Ush1 -tuna yl'llowldtl, Sdlmpn dnd !>hnmp -plu!> d quartet of c 'ahforn1d rolls, !>hnmp and veqeldble tempurd dnd d httlf' '>dldcl. They even give ~ ou d piece of !>weet melon Hl d '>llver wrdppN to end th<' mt>dl M1'>0 '>Oup come'> with thP comb1ndt1on box, d lld- \orl ul broth with JU'>t the ricJhl c1mount of green on10n lo q1vt• 11 d litll~ tc>xture. Thi• -.u.,h1 wc1s lrc'>h, hut rENl TRtPTOW I OAJC..Y i..or One of the more popular dishes made by Ooiso chef Juro Miyazaki features i:l crunchy roll fllled with tempura shrimp and served alongside salmon, halibut, tuna and shriulp sushi. c nuld hc1vc ll!>PCI d litllf' mon• wcJsd h1 for kick It W<l!> the tempura that hdd me !>poutmg adject1ves: light, crisp, non-greasy, mmmmm. I'm not even sure that ldst one i!> d redl word, though Homer Sunp!>on likes lo use 1t a lot. tr you hke California ...... J\c-.upunc:lure WorL"" e l'1 I\ I'\ I• 11 f ( '' 111: 11 • \t II,, I, \ 11 •1 1 •> .'-.I I I 0'1 l\ltll ( ,.,,, ,, l\\1111 l'111\lll11 . We're getting Closer to a new Mariners Branch Public Library With small. as well as significant donations, we're moving closer to the $1 m1ll1on that must be raised from the community to qualify for $2 m1ll1on 1n state funds for a new, state-of the-art Mariners Branch • Public Library. The deadline for the grant application Is ear1y June 2002. Generous contributions of time and money are needed NOW to make the dream a reality! Please mail your tax-deductible donation made out to Build a Mariners Library Fund to: Newport Beach Public L brary, P.O Box 3065. Newport Beach, CA 92659 $500,000 $235,876 Total amount raised to date Donat.ions of $1,000 and abo(le w1I be permanently recognized on a donor wa .. f the grant rs not awarded, all checks will be returned to the donors who provide names ,::ind addresses. Please cal (949) 644-3150 for more information or to volunteer. 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Cassie is traveling the jour· All you can make of ney, but the laclc of character your kidnappers is that they ·development by BUUoclc barely look old enough to leaves you unable to identify drive. everyone loves a with her, allowing the good homicide -how did younger, scarier stars to they do it, whMlls the shine. motive? ' As ·the story slowly The classic murder mys-unfolds it is saved many tery has taken a tWisted turn times by our young guns, in the past few years. F6r who easily outshine our sea- some reason moviegoers soned veteraRs. Go~llng would rather be baffled by plays the perfect natural the why and how of Jack the born psycho, while Pitt fol- Ripper instead of the who in -\ lows malevolently behind. Nancy Drew. lf you love the These brilliant young men morbid and do not mind made my trip to the theater waiting awhile for an out-worth it, along with the nice come, I recommend the psy-twist at the end reminiscent chological suspense Uuiller of •Primal Fear.· 1 hesitate to "Murder By Numbers.• give too much away, but I Teenage geniuses Richard say if you believe slow and and Justin (Michael Pitt and steady wins the race - Ryan Gosling) are pitted knock yourself out. However against determined homicide if you are looking for speed, detective Cassie (Sandra Bul-·wait to see "Murder By lock) and her savvy new Numbers· by the fireplace. pa.rt;ner, Sam (Ben Chaplin). "M urder by Numbers" is Unfortunately, within the first rated R for violence, Jan- 20 minutes, 1 knew this was guage, a sex 8cene and brief going to be one long battle of drug use. wits. The story line is basic - good cop made out to be bad cop overcomes all obstacles, including your classic "being • DEANDRA RICH is a novice screenplay writer In Costa Mesa who hopes to one d~ turn "Ebert & Roeper• into "Ebert & Rich.· 0 DATEBOOK . REEL CRITIC NOW PLAYING , Thursday, M4Y 2. 2002 Al I In "The Scorpion King." Mathayus (The Rock} was trained in the deadly arts and defends the people against an evil ruler. At l eft, Mathayus and Cassandra (Kell)' Hu} stand ; _at lbe.dlY...walb ______ ,,.._~,..,., .... of Gomorrah. "The Scorplan King" ls in theaters now. Jason X ' is no 'Friday the Thirteenth ' L i.ke Franco, you've been told this guy was dead many, many times. But there up on the icreen, m aking more come- l>acks than Michael Jordan, was our feloruous friend, our inurderous moron, that inge- frious idiot Jason Voorhees. • Having sprung into being iO or so years ago as a mute purveyor of morbid mayhem, here in his 10th We (exceed- .1ng the number allotted to Ji.(e) he's that goofball in a nOckey mask and ragged clothes desecrating the silver screen in "Jason X. • 'The producers didn't even bother to attach the "Friday the Thirteenth• appellation to this incredibly asinine iristall- ~ent. : Oh, just as"certain as the 1un rises, there will be a part l t. There will always be l)underbeads and droolers 1'ho need this type or cine- matic entertainment along ~th the like-minded editors ~ho send such creatures to 1eview such dnvel. Uncle Don's VIEWS OF NIL REPUTI The music crescendos as the names of a plethora of never-weres, not-gonna-bes and has-beens scrolls across the screen to be viewed by an audience of less than a dozen. Ja$OO in no longer terror- izing nubile teenagers, he's now alter knuckle-beaded scientists. Guess what? You wanna know why Jason can't croak? You don't? Well, 1 don't care. I'm gonna teU you anyhow. He can't croak because he can regenerate dead and damaged tissue. Wow. What a revelation. But somehow, by convenience or by con- trivance, Jaspn and this pretty good looking scientist babe are frozen solid for 450 years. Oh, and the scientist, alleged- ly born decades alter this practice stopped, has a small- pox vacanation on her ann. , Re -.P~intihg? If you're looking to paint or repaint; rebuild it, replace it or restore it; lookin the Pilot Classifieds to find the service best fitting your needs. Taken aboard a spaceship by a crew whose common characterisllc!> are bad dcling and really ugly clothes -m concert with marginal mood music -these two are defrosted like a couple or rrunute steaks with all sorts of steam and stuff coming off them. The crew dlssects the dothes off the babe soentist. As for Jason, he's taken apart like a junior high science experiment. Oh. wait, he can regenerate. He's alive. Alive! And the crew, they're dead. Dead! And me. I'm bored. Bored! But the moVle 1Sn't over. Jason sbll has t1 few of the crew left to do. Catching th1s bad boy . isn't rocket science, he's been nailed in the previous nine installments. Jason's been electrocuted, gassed, drowned, shot, hanged and cut into more pieces than a 11gsaw puzzle. Want to make this clown go away? WeU, how about this for an epiphany -Don't make any more sequels. I'm sure you'll be . impressed with the remain- der or the movie. Stop me 1f you've heard'this before. A space ship picks up a poten- tially dangerous object from a dead planet and brings it on board. The thing emerges and, whHe slinking through the ship, wipes out the crew one by one. The head or the expedition wants the thing kept alive for the potential profit-mak- mg pote·nual:The plucky CARPET LIFETIME WARRANTY LAMINATES ~9~ •. "· LIFETIME WARRANTY female sc1ent1st says kill 1t. The resident SWAT team is killed off one by one. The thmg never speaks, reasons or thmks. It 1ust acts. The plucky scientist saves the few remaining crew and kills the thmg -or does she? Jason schleps around the space ship promulgating death and destruction among the random bits of machmery that passes for a set m this movie. Down dark hallways and up random passages, he stalks and IS stalked. Like a Ginzu knife. he slices and he dices as we are subjected to dialogue like this: "Let's go to work,• "It's all over,• "l'U meet you th~re. • And that ubiquitous pair, ·w e don't nave time for this,· coupled with ·1 can't believe 1t. • Jason's hnally caught and his appendages removed like the Black Knight from "Mon- ty Python and the Holy Grail.• But Llke the old man from the same fuck, he's not dead yet. And unfortunately, qeither IS this senes. The ending, msulting even to those or us possessing at best an ephemeral level of intelli- gence, 1s 1dlotic even by "Friday the llurteenlh" stan- dards. Lamer than a lhree- legged dog, ·Jason X • is. "Jason X .. is rated R for strong horror violence. lan- guage and some sexuality. • UNCLE DON reviews b-mov1es and cheesy musical acts f6r the Dai- ly Pilot. He may be reached by e- mail at ReallyBadWritingOaol com LIFETIME WARRANTY Brenda WOOD LIFETJME WARRANTY ., Jennifer 100% FREE 60 IAY EXCIA•IE RI.I. S11V1CE C.•; r.,. • Aa•n • C.-11 • Ot11ftl • WIM Wa 011 ITOP llOP Refl11'911 • Clwl11 c:.,,.. & U .... ttety • P1l11t111-I...,., & £_..., f ........... : s .•••• ...... ·4:11 ' A12 lh~rsooy, MOy 2, '2002 'Daily Pilot THEATER OCC retells Civil War storj with John.Braum S Body ) By Tom Titus T he last time •John Brown's Body" was performed for lacaJ cousumption, the year was 1965, the venue was the old Lc1guna Playhouse, and the pivotal role of a rebel solclier WdS played by a young dctor ndmed Harry Ford, later to y.iin some cinematic noton- PI y usmg his full first name, l lc1rrison. Yes, that I larrison Ford, d.k.a. I ldil Solo, Indiana Jc1nes crnd Jack Ryan. And, dS memory serves, he was pretty yood. So wns the production, .. uul why it hasn't been done siJl<•e is anyone's guess. Or.my<• C'odst College's tht•dlN tlPp<1rtment chdit- n1t1n, Al<•x Golson, also saw thc1I Lc19una show. "My English instructor at Eslt1nt·i,1 I ligh School made nH· uo S<'<' it and do d pdper 011 ii," he recalls. ·1 enjoyed 1l vt•r y ni uc h dnd, as a result, h.av<· c1lw.iys wanted to do 11." .. It's l<1kt•n l11m 37 years, 1!111 ( ;01 ... w1 findlly 1s yettmg hr.., c hcllH c• to put the drdmdl- 1< 111<;!01 y Jpc,c,on on stdge. ( )( ·c ··<; vc•1 <.,11111 of ·John lh11w11\ Body" opens tonight r111d . .in orclrnu to its director, "WI' h.rvc• c1 good, strong cast fur thr!> pruduc l10n." l lw pl.1y tc•lls the story of th1• ( '1v1l w .. ir Ill poetic ldn- q 11°1<11· 1 lw puPm "John H111w11·.., Bndy" wc1s wntlen hv SIPphPn Vmc£'nt Benet m JC127 dlHl ll'C.:CiVl'tl the 1'1ilil7N Pr 1ze. It covers some of tlw 111c11or inc.:idcnts and 1•1u1.ig1•111Pnts of the war, ""' h <1s thF> dtldck on Fort ~111nplPr, lh<' r.ud on Harp- 1•1 's Pl'11 y, Bull Run, Gellys- l 1111 q .i11d Appomattox. "1111<; ,.., tlw most chal- lem1111t1 pruduc.l.lon I've ever d11n(• t1I Orc1nqP Codst Col- kqc•," dl·< lc.1res Golson, who's ... . .. FYI • WHAT: "John Brown's Body" done quite a few of them over the years (my favorite, for personaJ reasons, was "Inherit the Wind" in 1989). "I actually selected the piece because 1 thQught it would be relatively easy, but boy, was I wrong. It's all poetry, / and our students are speak- • WHIEftE: Orange Coast College Drama Lab, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa M~sa • WHEN: Performances 8 PJ"· today through Satur- day and May 9-11, and 2 p.m. Sunday and May 12 ing a language they're no~/ used to. · •Also, I've discovered that the students really aren't very familiar with the Civil War. Many thought that General Lee fought for the Uruon Army. I've had to give a couple of lectures on the war, and they've looked at the film 'Gettysburg' and portions of the Ken Bums PBS seties. • Searching for a way to relate the events from 1861 • COST: $8 or S 10 • •PHONE: (714) 432-5880 Thal 1965 English class . assignment at Estancia High has taken a few years to cul- minate in a stage production at OCC, but the onetime stu- dent is now teaching a new generation of young people about American history in dramatic fashion. to 1665 in contemporary · CALLBOARD terms, Golson related the sto- ry of abolitionist John Brown, his capture and execution. "His trial was the O.J. Simpson trial of pre•Civil War America," the clirector notes. "lt generated lots of emotion and divided the nation.· "This is a production that isn't often done,• Golson says. "Charles Laughton did 1t m the 1950s, and it starred Tyrone Power, Raymond Massey and Edith Evans.• Then. of course, there was the 1965 Laguna production, which also spotlighted locdl legends Douglas Rowe (who also directed), Marthella Randall and the late Robert Wentz. Golson noted that music is a big part of the show. "In fact,• he says, "the production almost could be characterized as a concert. We have a choir of 16 stu- dents and seven actors - James Grant, Chris Meditz, Raya Belna, Janelle Smith, James McGinnis, Jared Carns and Lauren Kushin.· The THlogy Playhouse will hold auditions for its Family Theater Ensemble produc- tion of "Big River• fror(l 6:30 lQ 9:30 p.m. Monday at the theater, 2930 Bristol St., in Costa Mesa's Lab Anti-mall. Major roles are Huc~e berry Finn and Tom Sawyer, botll age 17 to 25, dnd Jim .... an African Americdn m the 30 to 50 range. There are ensemble roles for 14 Cau- cas1dn and Afncdll Arnencan males from 14 to 50 dncl sev- en femdlei, lrom 12 to 50. AU perfom1ron, mu-.t he dble to sing country go<;pel. A,11 roles dfl;! open. M<.1teri- al frdm the scr 1pt m<.1y be picked up <.1fter 5::10 p.m. on audition clc1y and c1ctors should bring picll!res dnd resumes. "Big River" opens June 28 and runs through Ju1y 21. Cdll (714) 957-3347, Ext. 2, for more informdlion. • TOM TITUS writes about and reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot His stories appear Thursdays and 5aturdays . Thank you for your co~tment -to nursing excel~ence . Hoag nurses make a difference! ~ . . • r ~· ~'C:ll>.r-Mother's Day, many of the dining :,j·~·!illl.ftliill' serve up a variety of delicious tidl~"'-·111111.•• Jlnake any mother hippy. • A speeial Keepsak for Spa Gaucin. THE ST. REGIS Monarch Beodt Rniwt & Spa • \ -• , • ' • v QUOTE OF THE DAY "Swimming at CIF, (Aaron Pelrsol) w.ants to break records, but now it's definitely a question mark ... " Jason Lynch. Newport Harbor High ·boys swim coach Daily Pilot Mesa Verde appears~o have a new champion on horizon Khaiat's 20-stroke lead going into Friday's final rowid puts Denise Woodard's six-year reign in jeopardy. Af arigtng 9f the guartl -as well a special par~g spot at esa Verde Country Club and automatic entry into the Tea Cup Classic -appears to be iJl order at Mesa Verde. Only .something-of mirade proportions can stop Akemi Khaiat from winning the 2002 women's dub championship and ending Denise Woodard's d ub-record streak of six straight titles. Kbaiat, with a 20-stroke lead heading into Friday's final round, is a relatively new member at Mesa Verde and apparently a hot golfer. • . Sports lcltor Roger Corl~• 949-574-4223 • Sports Fax: 949-6500170 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SWIMMING EYE OPENER Ill '*'" Ill Sparta IW fllPlllM t ... 1oo11rui1111111 .... ~ M-Y'~ KATIE GROGAN Thursday, May 2 •• 2002 BJ Mesa Verde's four-round dub championship was scheduled to condude Tuesday, but inclement weather last week postponed the event and pushed back the final round until Friday. DAILY I'll.OT PHOTOS'BY STEVE MCCMHK Harbor's Ryan Lean ls going one way and the competition ls going the other as he dominates ln hls beat of the 500-yard freestyle. Richard Dunn GOLF After three rounds in Mesa Verde's championship flight, Khaiat has posted an 84-79-79-242, followed by Woodard (93-80-89-262), Sue Jane Chi (87-90-87-264) and Natalie King (95-90-87-272). Woodard and King are tied for Mesa Verde's all-time lead in dub titles with six. King won her championships from 1982 through 1995. lf Khaiat manages to bold on to her lead. she would become eligible for Tea Cup Classic Vl at Santa Ana Country Club this stimnrer frBA). The Tea Cup Classic, the women's portion of the Fletcher Jones Motorcars/Daily PilQl Club Championship Series. was started by this sports section in t 997 to crown an dllOUal Daily Pilot women's dub champion, promote the game in the area and bring the golf community . closer together. Olivia Slutzky (Big Canyon Country Club) and Marianne Towersey (Santa Ana) have already qualified for Tea Cup Classic Vl. Defending Tea Cup champion Debbie Albnght of Newport Beach Country Club snapped Towersey's three-year Tea Cup winning streak in 2001. Albright will attempt to win her seventh straight Newport Beath title May 17. Renowned goU coune architect . Tom Fazio, who directed the dramatic changes at Augusta National before this year's Masters, continues to mak.e a strong imprint in this part of the world. Fazio. who designed both courses at Pelican Hill Goll Club, is the SEE GOLF PAGE 82 . Tars' Peirsol an Newport Harbor High swim phenom chooses to take a trip to the Bah~as instead. He'll still compete at next week's CIF meet. Steve Virgen DAIL'f Pit.OT IRVINE -Aaron Peirsol has said be swims for Newport Harbor High to win. but to also have fun. So, when be was faced with a decision, a week ago, to either improve his future career or be with the Sailors. he knew his ptiorlties. But Peirsol's decision didn't please everyone, mainly Newport Coach Jason Lynch. Peirsol, a three-time world-record holder and backstroke king, chose to miss the Sea View League prelimi- naries Wednesday and the finals, Friday at Heritage Park, so that he can promote his professional efforts through a television program that will take place in the Bahamas. He left for the Bahamas, with his parents, on Wednesday night. Peirsol, the Newport Harbor senior who won a 2000 Olympic silver medal. will still com~te ln the CIF Southern Section Division I meet (the prelimi- naries are Wednesday at Belmont Plaza). "We could have competed for the (Sea View League) title,• Newport Coach Jason Lynch said Wednesday. "Do I view (Peirsol's trip) as important? Maybe for him . I don't think it's important for our team.• Peirsol, who trained with Irvine Novaquatics at Herftage Wednesday, said be Is trying to promote himself for the future. He will be featured l.n a sports/teenage-life program for Nickolodeon. "I do high school swimmmg for me. as well as my team, you know, but I've been swimming year-round and this (trip) is part or it,• said Pelrsol, who owns five C IF Division I individual titles. •1 kind of have to set my priorities and remember what's important. in the long run, if I want to go pro. I think this would help. My parents gel to go with me. I'll work out at the Bahamas. I'll get ready for CIF. I'll be there.~ Sev~ Sailors completed personal- best times at the Sea View League preliminaries and are represented by at least one swimmer in each of the eight events. Ryan Lean (200-yard freestyle, 500 free), Andrew Cole (100 free, 100 back ) and Michael Bury (50 free) quaUfied first in their events, while Ros5 Sinclair, Bryan Auer, Brent Armstrong, Charlie Hockenbury, Nathan Weine r, Andrew Belden and Jay Thompson also qualified for Friday's championship finals at 1 p .m .. at Heritage. · Lynch said the trip to Bahamas could effect Peirsol's quest to win titles at the CIF meet. "He gets back Sunday and lh.at's my other concern,• Lynch said. "I don't know how sharp he's golng to be for CIF, because he's not golng there to train. Swimming at CIF, he wants to break records. but now it's definJtely a question mark.· Peirsol plans to set aside some time to train in the Bahamas. He will e-mail his dub swim coach. Dave Salo, to receive training advice. "(lynch is) a coach; I understand where he's coming from.· said Peirsol. who told Lynch April 23, he would DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE orTHE -WEEK . Lo~d "Wright Newport Harbor setter's continued development has set the Sailors apart ~ong Orange County, Sea View League foes. Newport Harbor's Michael Bury chums away In the Sea View te.gue prellms at Heritage Park along the lrvtne Hlgh campus Wednesday. miss the league m eet. "He understands me, too. I'm ln high school to compete and have fun. But also, I'm pretty much the best in the world. I have other responsibilities as well. Of course he's upset. But it's not like I planned to miss the meet. I found out about (the trip) three weeks ago. But for some reason I was so amped. I dl<in't think where it landed.• Peirsol, who has bis sights set on brea..ld.ng the CIF Division I record in the 100 back, 41.50 set by Wood- bridge's Derya Buyunkuncu tn 1994, also mentioned be will ~ featwed on an NBC Sports program du.ring sweeps week (May 19-26). Peinol Mid a television -J"eporter followed him throughout a day at Newport Harbor. He was not sure when the TV program to be taped tn the Bahamas wo'1ld air: ' ... _ 82 Thursday, Moy 2, 2002 ' SPORTS . Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEAOI UTILE LEAGUE COSTA MESA NATIONAL UTILE LEAGUE . Reds .roll to 10-0 vic~oey .Strong .pitching key in ·D-backs' win over -Astros They collect 10 runs on 14 ' hits; Blaine Neilsen strong on mound and at plate. The Reds' offense fired on all cylinders while Blaine Neilsen dominated Giant hitters on the mound, striking out six of the 10 batters be faced, giving up just one hit in three innings of work, in a 10·0 Newport Beach Little League Ma1ors American Division victory Saturday over the Giants. Reds' batters banged out 14 hits e n route to 10 runs to wrap up the game in four"inmngs. g1Vl1lg the team 1ls ninth win. Joe Frey singled in the second and Evan McNem ey had an RBI. Eric Mooney walked to lodd the bdses, and J.P. Gormly and Sean Tokuyama singled to stake the Reds lo d 5-0 lead after two innings. The scoring continued in the third, as Neilsen (wiao scored a run in the fourth inning alter doubling) singled, then scored on Timmy Wlnning's st'toi that almost cleared the center fie ld wall. He added an RBI in the fourth inning. Brett Bartlett picked up dn RBI on a sacrifice to put the Reds up 7-0. The Reds added three more runs in the fourth with back-to-back doubles.__ one from Andrew Sliva. dnd another single to make it I 0-0 Dylan Davis helped Ul the held to hold the ~ts score le!>s. In other Ma1ors act.ton· • AINGEts 4, DIAMONDBACKS 0 · Angel pitche r M1cheUe Zucker worked a scoreless fourth mnmg allowing only one hil in her appearance She's the first gtrl lo patch m d Newport Beach Little Ledgue I\ Id JOI'> game in many years. Angel batters collected four consecutive hits in a two-out, third inning rally. Andy Rovzar, who also pitched, blt a sharp single to center lo keep the rally alive. Scott Ely followed with a single down lhe lefl-ft eld line that scored the ril"!)l run Michael Page followed with a smash to nght to score another run lo make the score, 2-0. Shane Boras completed the scoring when he hit a double to the lett-center-field gap that.scored two more runners to make ll 4-0'. The Diamo~dbaclc.s received strong starting pitching from Fletcher .Della Grotta (who picked up a hit on a hard double.to left) and Scott Colton. Michael Artenlan had llte other hit for the.,first-place Diamondbacks. ' • MARINERs 1, CARDINALS 0 • Strong pitching was the story as Mariner pitcher John Doering (six strikeouts, no walks) threw a two-hit complete game shutout to lead the Mariners to a 1-0 win over the Cardmals. He drove in the winrung run in a game that lasted one hour, 45 minutes. • MARINERS 6, y ANKEES 5 • Mariner Erik Rask (two hits and three RBis) hit a game-winning home run over the left field fence in extra innings to defeat the Yankees. 6-5: Nick Freeman, Devin Kelly, WUllam Ham and Tom Adamson each had two hits. while Kevin Rask, Bryce Donovan, David Dalton and Mlchael Baer (who gave up one run on two hits for the win in relief) each had hits. Chase Ross and John Doerlng played solid defense for the Mariners. In AAA play. • GIANTS 1, y ANKEES 6 -In a com'pelJllve malchup. the Giants scored the wmnmg run in the bottom of the ldSl mmng. With two outs, the Giants' Kevin Kottke (who also doubled~,-&l:oQ!.ed to nght field to advance Nick Klein (two hits a nd an RBI) to thud base. Klein then scored on a passed ball for the winmng run for lhe Giants. The Giants' 15-hil attack came courtesy of Andy Bender (two hits and an RBI). Taylor Stone (two hits and an RBI), Joe Eberhard (double and an RBl), Nlck Taylor (two hits and an RBI). Kendall Pick (double, single and an RBI) and Mark Kanow and Jerry Kazmlenak, who each had a single. Taylor and Stone both pitched e ffectively for th~ Giants. . The Yankees scored two runs in the top of the last irining on d double by Patrick Brennan to lie the score, 6-6. ' Tyler Haly tripled, whlle Brett Weinberger and Patrick Marin-Ann added doubles for the Yankees. . • GIANTS 9, CAJtDJNAU 0 -Pour Giant pitchers combined on a two-hitter in a win over the Cardinals. Jack Gerdau, Jolb Hurt.on, Mu Colvin and.Jamie Helaec:ke combined to yield 11 groundball outs in the win. The Giants defense, led by Michael Hayde, Mitch Gardner and Erle CbebU, played errorless ball in · hOlding the Cardinals scoreless. The Giants' offensive attack was led by Peter Weidner (singled, walk$! and scored twice) and Heinecke (singled, walked twice and scored two runs). . • Card.fual pitcher Nick Coucbot blanked the Giants over the Last two innings while striking out three. In AA play: • GIANTS 6, RED Sox 5 -The Giants improved to 11-1-1 with a come-from- behind victory. The Red Sox scored four runs in the third inning to take a 5-3 lead. Clever base running by the Giants' Jonathan Ben-Menabem and RBI singles by Graeme Fraser and Tony McCoy tied the score, 5-5, in the filth inning. In the top of the sixth, the Giants' Dan Steele began the rally with a base hit and went to sec6ntl. Bryce Bastien advanced the runner to third and he then scored on Allie Pries' groundoul to give the Giants a 6-5 lead. Fraser, the Giants' closer, struck out the side in the bottom of the sixth to end the game after Red Sox's Ryan Banning led off with a walk and advanced to third with no outs. Other Giants' stars included Bllly Macdonald, who provided timely hitting and effective pitching. Max PrlesUy reached base three times. John Prickett was solid behind the plate and defensive gems were turned in by. Zach Socoloske and Justin Tucker. Matt Berry and Taylor Ross pitched well for the Red Sox. NEWPORT HARBOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION Cubs stymie the Reds, 6-Q Cubs jump to first place. NEWPORT BEACH -In a bdttJe for first,' the Cubs got solid pitching and enough hHling lo deleat the Reds, 6-0, in a Bronco Div1s1on game. With the wtn, the Cubs tak e sole ownership of first pldce. AusUn Carden (who had a hit in the third inning) and Michael Helfrich (who doubled home two runs m the thud inning) each pitched three shutout innings with Adrian Luchs relieving in the seventh to preserve . the shutout. The Cubs were led on delense by Andrew McDonald. Andrew Kabiln and Preston Davies (who contnbuted hits m the four-run thtrd mrung} ArvenU Ammon and Tom Badum each smgled and scored m the third inning. Scott Simon ddded lo the hitting attack m the Uurd The Cubs received solid play lrom Darron Gude. Katherine Cameron and Troy Selby. In other BroncQ..01vision ac:t1on Saturday: •BRAVES 10, DIAMONDBACKS 8 ·The Braves wasted no time S<'oring st.x runs in the first inning on RBI doubles by Nlko Hernandez, Arturo Vaequu and Ethan FTores. Ned Lyon threw three strong innings, allowing only one earned run. Cameron Holmes caught a tine drive and doubled up the runner at second as the Braves escaped a late-inning Dlamondback rally. Ben Frazier led the D-backs offensively with a home run. • D ODGERS 6, RED Sox 0 . The Dodger offe nse came alive in the fourth and filth innings to seal the 6-0 VJctory over the Red Sox. The Dodgers' offense heated up m the fourth with two runs. and they added three more m the fifth to make ii 6-0. Garrett Morgan, sharp both offensively and defensively. singled twice and doubled, and made a running shoestring catch to dose out lbe victory for the Dodgers. R.J. D'Cruz (who struck out 7 of 10 batters he faced in three Innings) had three tuts and scored two runs. Brandon Davis added two hits while Peter Kinney, Danny Moskovits (pitched two s hutout innings, and dived deep in the hole at short, then threw out the runner from his knees) and Holden Gray-Keough each added key hits. John Swtlt pitched two shutout innings allowing one hit. Spenser Venegas and Matt Waller also played well Trevor Davh also contributed to the Dodgers' defensive gems, snagging two line shots, one off his shoes and the other a reaping catch. The Red Sox offense was Jed by Vince Newsome. who ripped a double to the fence, and Nathan Talbot. who singled to deep center. The Red Sox had good pitching from Arlan llodrlguez. Coby Peterson and Garrett Gordon. In Pinto-American Division action Saturday - ~ The MARINERs' Wyatt Muller belted two home runs to produce five runs. Jake Prater and Cole Robbins also contributed with a steady stream or hits. Defensive gems by Chase Whiting, Blake Pender and Riley Petenon produced several outs for the Mariners. Ran gers' fielders Steven Duhowt, Nlck La Gandeur and Nicolas Sargeant all caught fly balls that turned into double plays, catching the Mariners' base runners by surprise. JR. All-AMERICAN FOOTBALL Football and cheerleader signups Newport-Mesa football players and cheerleaders can sign up for the upcoming Jr. AD-American sea.son on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the multipurpose room at Unroln Elementary School, 3101 Pad.fie View Dr. in Corona del Mar. A se<lOlld aignup session ls planned for the same stte and time on May 18. • Football players' registration fee is $220'. It is St 10 for cheerleaders. After MayitB, registration increases to S250 for football and $130 for cheerleading. Football registration fee lndudes use of all equipment (helmets, urufonns, sleds), game jersey with name on back. a trophy, insurance and a physical exam. JULY2002CAMP • July<J. 10. It. 16, 17, 18 Aftcmoot'ls t-4 The registration fee for cheerleaders indudes a trophy, lnluraoat and • pbyaical exam. New cbeerleaden must purchue uniforms for $200. bturn1ng players and cheerleaders need to bnng a parent or guardian, a check for the regi&tration fee, proof of reside nce and ahort1 and a T·shlrt for the physical. Cbeerleeden should wear casual clothes. AUG. 2002 CAMP -Aug. b. 7. 8, t :s ... 14, 1 S Momlns 9-12 or Attcrnooru1 1-4 1 • 11 I 1 .. \I \ 'i , I I.. C .I I 1 11 I H I lam Olar YEAR ROUND COMPE1TTIVE TEAM! ,_(.;II tu Mcwelnlol New players and cheerleaders mutt bring ell of the above and an or1gtnal or certified copy o( a blrtfl c.rUlk:ate. 80th football and cheerleader practicet begin Monday, July 29, from 5:45 to 7:45 p.m. at Corona ~ Mer High. Pr~ run Mondty through Tbunday. Beginning Sept. 3, practlcea run Tuesday• through Tb\atldey from 5:4S to 7:4' p.m. at Bonli. Cfffk Park. OalMI .,. pwyed on S.tuidays. Com.ct ..,_Jim McCiet at f049) 640-8505 Of f049) 64(). °"°°·or BNnt Ogden Jr. at (tM91759-t895 or (949) 9M-0088, m . 11 for footW Cl'Mldaat. • CalMct eltt.Mri' DGaM MarUnft et (Nit 72lo0957 or (SM~ .,._,8, «Caryn IWu al (969) M.S-1078 lar dMilr· .._ ..... am. Diamondback pitchers combine to whiff 10 batters. COSTA MESA -Diamondback pitchers Ryan lleddlng and Riley Hart combined to fan Astro batters 10 times In a 5-4 Diamondback win April 24. The D-back bats came alive in the third inning as Ryan Redding, Chase Harrison and Gavin Montague singled and doubled to score five runs. · Stellar defense by Brandon Maurer at shortstop and Andrew Ayala's diving catch In right field stopped the Astros from scoring. ln other Majors action Saturday: • DODGERS 3, MARuNs 2 . Dodger pitchers combine to strike out 11 Marlin batters in the win. Starter Ian Abernathy gave up two runs on two hits while striking out eight in 42/3 innings, and was relieved by Justtn Long who struck out three of the remaining five batters for the save, and contributed at the plate, Lifting a sacrifice fly to · score the Dodgers' hrst run. The Dodgers scored their runs in the first two innings. In the first. Abernathy reached on an error, advanced to third on a Bryan Bennett single and scored on a sacrifice fly. Nick Pedersen's single brought home Cody Green, who had walked, and Nick OUver, who had singled. to make it 3-0 Dodgers. • DIAMONDBACKS 2, CAJtDINALS 1 • The Diamondbacks clinched first place in the Major Division for the fil"st half of the season with ·a 2-1 win over the Cardinals Saturday. Steady pitching and timely hitting mixed together for the winning formula. Diamondback Brandon Maurer pitched six innings, striking out 10, while providing solid defense. He also scored the winning run in the bottom of the sixth. Cardinal pitcher Garrick Williams went five innings, tanning eight D-back hitters. The game was tied, l-1 , going mto the sucth when the D-back de{ense led by Joseph DzJda, Chase Harrt.son. who scored the D-backs' first run, and Maurer. kept the Cardinals from scoring. The Cardinals thwarted a D-back scoring chance in the first inning when Cardinal Juan Guzman caught a long Oy to right field and made a throw to EddJe Tomasek (who doubled and scored the only Cardinal run In the fourth on Chris Palbo's single) at first base, catching the D-backs' Troy McClanahan off first base for a heads-up double play. In Major action AprlJ 23: • CA..RDINAIS 5, MAauNs 3 -The Cardinals scored four runs with two outs in the fifth inrung to go ahead for good and defeat the Marlins, 5-3. With the score tied, 1-1, Carlos Guzman walked. Wes Barloon (who made a strong defensive play in the fifth) singled, and Ryan Knapp w,alked to load the bases for the Cardinals. Garrick Williams (who struck out the 'lde in the sixth inning) ripped fl double to centeT field scoring! two runners, followed by Eddie Tomasek'• double plating two more runs t~give the Cardinals a 5-1 leali. Tomasek pH.ched five strong lrinings with five Stttkeouts. The MarllJU scored a run in the bottom of the fifth. but Chris Falbo made a strong defensive play to halt the Marlins' rally. In Minor A action Saturday: • DIAMoM>aACD 5, ~DGUS 4 • Erle Mldlebae drove in the · winning run, scored by Ian Seagoadollar, as the Diamondbacks edged the Dodgers, 5-4, collect.lng their eecond win. Consistent pltcbing from Johaatllon Jonee and COdy Woods held tough throughout lbe game. Delense fer the 0-beck.s proved strong u Joeepla 1!f9en caught a ,flyball ln center fieldf and was • helped ln the field by ,..... 14nm'=, s.ur ,..._.,and J--.D9M&tlno. The D·bM:t offeDM WU powtnd bf ......... b 7 ... ..... v...-uc1z...., ......... In Pum DWlilOn play Setwdlj: Wbb jult two w..a to go bekn taurnmnmt pa.y begtnl, .... ao+ •• uct die l>Lulm•1mr .... -=--°'*' SMunlmy aadmr ...,.... ... ... .._. ....... .................. The R~ldes' started off strong. hammering out a number of runs. Robert Murtha (third base and catcher) bad an RBI and a run · scored on two base bits. Aaron Wood (pitcher, first base) had an RBI and a run scored, belting a double ·and two singles, while teammate Ert.k Rasmuuen (center field, rtght field) bad two hits and scored for the Rockies. Adam Ward (catcher, second base) saw a lot of action at second courtesy of Diamondback hitters that sent several grounders his way. lie finished with a base hit and an RBI. Alex Mazur (pitcher, right field) was bit by a nasty Line drive while pitching and bravely fln.isbed the game with no other Rockies in reserve. Mallab Murtha (first base. third base) was kept busy at both positions, helping record several outs for the Rockies. She bad a big day at the plate with three singles, a double, scored a run and collected three RBis. Jesse Paz (shortstop, center field) helped the Rockies record several fielding outs again.st Diamondback ground balls while at shortstop. and had two doubles and two singles in the game while scoring two runs for the Rockies. The Rockies' Matthew Spicer (second base, shortstopJ made some good inllelding plays against Diamondback hitters. He also singled fo\,lf times and scored three runs. The Rockies were missing Nathan Frank, Hannah Jeyrajab and Noah Jeyarajah from their Lineup. They all hope to return for the teams' final two games. in Majors Division action April 20: • CAJtDlNALS 12, ncas 4 -An 1 l-run fourth inning catapulted the Cardinals over the Tigers. Cardinal batters Eddie Tomasek, Chril Fa.Jbo (who singled twice in the fourth), Peter Prydendall (who also doubled in the fourth), Johnny Penon, Aaron Gross, Joey Palados, Wes Barloon and Ryan Knapp, all slngled'in the fourth. Garrick WlllJams added a triple in the Cardinals! fourth inning hit parade, and was one of three Cardinals who singled in the fifth inning. Carlos Guzman and Wes Barloon also singled In the fifth. The Tigers struck first, scoring two runs in the bottom of the first inning, and added two more runs in the fifth. But It was not enough to overcome the deficit. • DODGDS 7, Asntos 1 · Sparkling derense and a string of singles helped the Dodgers down the Astros, 7-1. A four-run fifth inning helped the Dodgers pull away from the Astros. Bryan Bennett led off the fifth with a single and was followed by five more one-baggers oH the bats of Justin Long (who pitched six strong innings, striking out eight). Brandon Grimmett (who threw out a runner trying to score), Cory Ames, Alex GrOMk and Nick Oliver (who also threw out a runner at the plate), giving the Dodgers a four-run inning. The Dodgen' defense was also . led by Juan Guzman, Matthew Telles and Cody Green who threw runners out at the plate. ln Major Division action April 17: • DoDGERS 3, CA..RDINALS 1 ·The Dodgers scored the go-ahead run and tacked on another In the fifth inning to pull out a 3· 1 win over the Cardinals. Dodgers' Ju.an Gumum and Cory Ames reached base in the Wth Inning on walks and both came around to score. Both ltartlng pttcberw went tbe dlltance. Dodger pitcher ... Aberullay (who tCOr'8d the nm Dodger-run on an error ln the nnt inning) ltrUdl out MJYen, aDowtng two hlta and three walb. Catdlna1 pitcher a.me:. w.m.. ttNdt out eigbt, gMng up two bill and three Wllb. He made a delenlaw 191n In the foUrth bmlng. ftelcttag • grounder t.ck to the IDOUnd, ~·> , ........... "91otballnwtolMle'fl 3 1111 • ........ O"'Dlllll* tW ...... ..., ............... 1'11e'CllnllDU ........... iii ............ Clldl .... •• enw. ?be Csl $.., ..... Kalid-111 1111 :::-.:·~."1~-~~ ........ ; - Doily Pilot SPORTS ua boOpjl adds JM .. to statr~ ~ avlNrS CEN-TD -... Jolmloa ba1 .,.. ...... u Ml6ltant ._ .. ~ c:oacb at uornm.. MeeiWCoech P• ll!i!lqsr umouncect. ...... wbo begilwhis new pol& iD June, pre- ~llined 11 M&odate ._ COKb at Cal State iq~ from 1992-2001 ..... la a graduate of Purdue Unlverstty. •Mike bas a world of ezpertence and helped orrbelbate the successful MUOlll that Cal Sta te Nortbrtdge bad as a member of ,the Big Sky Col)ference, • Douglass aaid. ·"We are elated to have a person with his uperience and abilities, . and be will help us with the development or the Anteater basketball pro- gram.• At UC Irvine, Johnson rep~ Tun Cleary, who accep ted an assistant coaching position at Boise State. The UCI baseball team .found its turning· point in a three-game sweep over Long Beach State. I r the UC Irvine baseball team'.s season reads like a boQk at the end of the season, the turning point in the Anteaters' story could be found April 26, 27, and 28. That was the time, to use UCI pitcher Glenn Swanson's words, when the Anteaters defimtely opened some eyes. Steve Virgen COLLEGES Call it The 49er Sweep. UC! moved into second place irl 41e Big West Conference aft~r sweeping host Long Beach State, the No.15 team m the DON LEACH I DAU PILOl BOYS SWIMMING JCdM, Eagles shine IRVINE -Corona de1 Mar High senior Sherwin Kim qua.lifted ftnt ln the 50-and 100-ya.rd freestyle and teammate Jimmy Strack did the same ln the 500 free to highlight CdM's 5trong showing at Paofic Coast League swim pr.e- hml na nes Wednesday at University High. Kun went.22.18 In the 50 and 48 94 m the 100, while Strack touched ID 4:59.69. Strack all<> qualltied second ID the 100 free (49 29). Other Sea Kings m the cham- pionsb1p fidals (top eight) are: Michael March (tluJd in the 200 free, 1 .55.55); Marcello Pan- tul1ano (th11d m the 100 breast- stroke. L08.5tJ, Bobby Messenger lhfth m the t 00 butterfly, 59.86); Bnan Buhagiar (slXth 10 the 500 free. 5 26.42. and eighth m the 100 backstroke, 1.04.87); Kevm Ament (seventh In the 100 fly, 1 :02 941; Robert Fnes (eighth in thP breaststTOke, 1 09.83)1 Man Meyer (e1gbth in the 50 free, 23 44), and the 200 md1v1dual mPdley tno of John Money. Fnes and Amant, sixth-eighth, respec- tively) Estanc1a's Frank Gamboa (seventh ID the 500 free, 5:32.11) and Jess Hellrruch (eighth m the 100 fly. 1 02.98) will vie an the f1Dall.. Fnday at I p m also at Uru SOCCER SIGNING Almquist to USF Corona del Mar High senior Andy Almquist, a first-team All- Padfic Coast League selection the past two years. signed a national letter of 1.11tent with the University of San Frartcisco Saturday. nation ~I the tune, which fell out of the Bascbdll America poll this week. UCJ's·B.J. Eucce finds home plate safely ... a common occurence for the Anteaters. • Con~olanon fmallSts 1Dclude C d\1'!> Arhe Dorr, Brandon PowPrs, Jason D1Rocco. Tom I l<1rJ){'r John Mann, Ah Kattan, Trt1v~ I lersh-and Tyler Brundage. cJ'> W('ll as Estanc1a's Hellmich, l>dvtd St.Iva and Paul Collier. Almquist, a sweeper and team captain as a senior, said be also considered UC Irvine. Instead, he will play for the Dons and Coach Erle Visser in the West Coast Conference. • 1 really liked the atmosphere; it's kind of a smaller.... school than UC!,• Almquist said of USF. "They gave me a partial scholarship and they also said I have a really good opportunity to come in and start at the left back position. UCI has a great program, but I kind of wanted to go away for college. -by Steve Virgen The sweep was the first against Big West opponents for the 'Eaters this season. Long Beach Stdte had not been swe pt a.t Blair Field since Cal State Fullerton brought out the broom in 1998. "It definitely was a turning point," UCl Coach John Savage saiOOfThe 49er Sweep . ·we knew, unW you play Long Beach or Fullerton, you haven't been through the best. They have set the bar." With confidence and team unity, the Anteaters are expecting to meet that bar. They boast a strong pitching staH, solid defense and now, hot bats. Junior center fielder Jon Horw1tz, who went 5 for 6 wtth tour RBis in UCl's 11-9 come-from-betund wm Sunday, said the Anteaters put It all together in -The 49er Sweep. ·we have nothing to lose, and we play as hard as we can,· Horwttz said. "There 1s a lot of team chemistry. We're getting d reel for each other. Beating Long Beach State was definitely a team win. We beat Long Beach State in every aspect. We knew we weren't going to lose (Sunday). We had no doubt. It didn't matter iJ they up up 10, we that much confidence and now our turning point is continuing.• The 49ers scored three runs in the bottom of the eighth, to go up, 9-8, but the Anteaters responded, as Steve Guthne, who slammed a solo. home run tn the 9-3 WlII over the 49ers Saturday. led off the ninth with a double. "We have a good dugout," Nine Anteaters crowned with All-Big West laurels UC Irvine seruor Jonru Seymour has been named COLLEGE TENNIS finit-team 2002 All-Big We;.,tm w.omen's tenrus. ~he t.aJ.¥ed a 11-7 reoord this year at the top of the lineup . . and was the only four-time Big West Player of'ttte · .,reac~\00~,\Y~hltlnptqps,t»R.m~t~mtast week Week. ID 011u for only the second time. 1985. ~tJCI strung Seymour joins Pacific's Susanne Bertel (1999-02), 1?9elJ:ler a 13-match winning streak this year for the UC Santa Barbara's Cindy Ammann (1999-02) and hrst time sin~e the 1977 season, the year pnor to Laura Rutledge (1991-94) as the only Big West turnmg DiVlSion ~· women's tennis players to be a four-tlme, fltSt-team , On the mens side, UC lrvme 1unior Sean selection. Seymour also earned first-team doubles • 0 Connor and sophomore Jon En<:fnkat ha.ve ~n honors with sophomore Tlffany Chang, posting a 17-named f11St-team AlJ-Btg West in sangles. 0 Connor 5 record in the top slot, winning 11 of their last l 2 recorded a. 12-7 re~ord playing No. I and No. 3 matches. SIDgles, while Endrikat went 10-13 in the top two Chang garnered second-team honors with a 13-spots. Endnkat also paired up with freshman Bnan 10 mark at No. 2 and No. 3 singles, while second-Morton to earn first-team doubles honors with a 1~- team doubles honors were awarded to the 12-8 duo 8 record at the top of the lineup. The duo ranks 45th of freshmen Hui Leow and Anna Bentzer. Bentzer naltonaJly. earned honorable mention in singles, posting a 15-Juruor Carl Lumsden wa'> named second-team 7 mark at the No. 4 position, including an t 1-match AJl-Btg West. owrung a 7-16 ll!ark in the top three winning streak. slots. O'Connor teamed up with Juruor Greg Biorkman Rounding out the women's honors, sucth-year for second-team doubles honors, posting a 7-7 record bead coach Mike Ed.Jes earned his second Big West ID the No. 2 position. Coach of the Year award. Or\ a seven-player roster Coach Steve Clark's Anteaters recorded a 9~14 that featured three freshmen and two sophomores, record lhlS year, reaching the 819 West Tournament the 69th-ranked Anteaters posted a 17-7 record and serrufinals last week ID Ojai. COWGE TENNIS Vanguard U. men, women eliminated COSTA MESA -The Vanguard University men's and wome n 's tennis teams were eliminated in the semifinals of the NAIA Region n champi- onships Wednesday at the Costa Mesa Tennis Club and TeWinkle Park. The men lost, 5-2, to Point Loma N azarene, while the wome n were bested, 5-3, by Azusa Pacific. Sophomore Vtlja Zllmer won the only singles match for Vanguard and combined with frelhmAn Cart Holmgren to with the No. 2 doubles match. lbe 24th-ranked Vanguard women;led, 2-1, after doubles victories by Sillna Yohne.r and Sara Bradley, as well as Undsay Doyal and Megan Godfrey. Yobner, a sophomore· and Vanguard'• No. 1 lingles player, won berlinglel match, 6-4, 6-2. Tbe Vanguard men. end the aeuon ll-9, S-2 ln the Golden State Albleck: Conference. wbl1e the women ftnJsb 10-9, 4-6. W I • ~ BREITLING 1884 l'eeltle n let9M.'Ne•"efl 8-e. Mena1•M1e n.~ ..................... ..... have established OUrSelVP!>, then they are k1ddinq themselves. We're• not BOYS TENNIS Guthrie said of the many reasons why the Anteaters· are building themselves into Big West champion conte11der; "Sometimes Coach Savage thinks we're too good. We're always in lhe game. When I need a lift I'll always look at them fo pick me up." satisfied I remind the pldyer<. that winning tomorro\y's game 1s in today's practice We're not talking about Omahd or the College World Sene'> " Tar s' Deck in semis of Sea View tourney Before the Antea\ers dare to get ahead or themselves, Savage plans to keep them grounded. He won't let heads touch douds, especially wtth Ca:tSme 1"atJerton coming to Anteater Bdllpark for a three-game series that begins Friday at 7 p.m. The Titans, ranked No 18, are in third place in the Btg West. The Anteater. and S)Yanson, who stdrts on the mound Sunday at I pm , are tallung about the Titans ·1 hope (the media and cnLics) realize that by us be mg a new team, it's not 1mposs1ble to beat a ranked tedm, •· Swanson sa1d. "We're shoWlllg it matters how hard you work Being a new team q1ve" u~ m ott valton People Cdn come and take us lightly dnd we'rf> going to advantage of 11 People will be s urpmed. But 1t won't surpnse me ." IRVINE -Newport Harbor I l1gh sophomore Tyler Deck, '><>eded No 4 in Sea View Ledgue smgles tournament. won twice Wednei.day at Wood- bridge High to advance to today's league semlfmals. Deck staved ofrtwo set points in the hrst set of a 7-5, 6-3 quar~ tNhna l win Wednesday over Irvine Zachary Fnedman, after knoclung off Laguna Hills' Bnan Lu. f>-0, 6-1. m the Round of 16 "We're i.till far from what we want to accomplish,· Savage said. "It's all about the project. If anybody thinks we Deck meets top-seeded Brett V<1n Llnge of Woodbndge m toddy's 2 p.m . semifinal at Woodbndge. 2002 Attention 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade boys and girls Ir's time co sign up for che most exciting soccer rournamenc of rhe year. The Thi rd Annual Pilot Cup!!! The Pilot Cup soccer tournamenc is a one weekend soccer cournamenc (May 29 -June 2) co see which school has che besc soccer cearn in che following divisions. 3rd and 4th grade boys; 3rd and 41h grade girls 5th and 6th grade boys; 5th and 6th grade girls Winners will receive commel)'lorative awards. Winning schools will receive the right co show off chc Piloc Cup Perpetual Trophy Award for one year. So go to the principal's office or che achlecics office right now and sign up co represent your school in the mosc exciting soccer evenc of the year - T he Piloc Cup 2002. The deadline to sign up is Friday, May I 0. All . •participants receive a t-shirt. This-tournament is sponsored by the Daily Pilot and the Youch Services Association. There is ·a $5 contribution to cover the cost of the Mhirt. Don't miss our on rhis chance to play soccer for your school and win the right ro che Pilot Cup Perpetual Trophy as the best soccer school in town. Yes, we do need coaches. For more information, concacr your child's chool. ·- -------, I I I I I Namr.-._--..,...;.....-.;--.~--.~~~~~~---~~~~~~---~~~~~~----1 D &or OCin I xhool: ______ ..____,......., ______ ~-----------_.;.;...:-__ .._ __________ .......:,_ ....... G'9111t:~.;..._------~~--~--------....._------------------------ Home PfioM:.._.!"-~--.----------------------............. ..._ ____ ~--------,. ,. . Ir) ..., "",., ... u .... ; ..... """",.. °" M rnuradoy, Mor 2. 2002 Tom Fazio GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 architect of Shady Canyon Goll Club, the new ldyoul lfl rugge'd terrain on the cu~p or Newport Coast. The 300-acre cour!>l' is laid out behind outcropplllgs or boulders, where indJv1dual homes1tes stdrt at $700,000. Mark M cGw1re ht1s already purchdsed two lot~ an the private res1dent1dl und goU community. So how wilJ Shady Canyon, which does not hdve <X'cun views. stack llp ayamst the be!>t coursE;\i:. m th<' world~ ·we don't need dn on•dn because this l!i d'> good d!> dny goU course o n the OC(>an. whether it's an Scotland, lrPland, or Lynchburg (Vd ). • Fazio '>aid "Our godl 1s to produced courst- where people will i:.ay, "Thi~ 1s as good a goU cour..<> d'> I have ever seen an my We, dnywhcre ' "It's got d grN t leel and it's about as different a-; you can get from dn ocednfront cour'>c It look~ like it's been then.' forever That's the Job. l o mt1kP 11 look that way " Newport Beach Country Club as hosting t1 U.S Op<:m loct1I qualifying for the thmi yc•t1 r m d row. The 102nd U.S. Opc•n Championship lS June 1 :3-1 Ii t1l Belhpage Stt1le Park (Rlt1ck Course) m Fannmgdt1le, N . Y The local quahJymg di Newport Beach 1s 18 hole!> on M ay 15, Wlth the Southern Cahfom1a Golt A~soc1at1on operatmg the event NPwport Beach as one of seven SouthJand courses to be used dunng quahlymg w eek (May 13-20) by theSCGA The Derby al Santa Ana Country Club. a prf'sllg1ous annual m€'n's member/guest event on the SCGA cdlcndar, is May 16-18. The defendmq r hamp1ons are Don Mills and ~JUPsl Ri:ly Casc1ari (Yorba Linda). The time-honoree! Derby changes the playing lonndl each round during the compelillon. The Estanda High boys voUeytxt" team dlgs down deep to score a flve-gam win (1-15, 15·10, • t3-15, 16-14, 16·14)overcroutownrlva1Costa Mesa. Sam Nelson, a 6-root-• All·CJP basketball 1tar in his junior season, sla.ms home 33 kills, a dozen of the scoring variety to breathe Ute into the Eagles. wno ot tlJlles art-thoroughly olJ!played by the senlortess Mustangs. a.ta Mesa sophomore B.J. Ugbtvoet leads the Mustangs with 25 kills. wh.Ue junior tNlllllMll~ Joela S-en adds 16 kil1I and Junior 1m Tho Coronu del Mar High hoys volleyball twm J°"es the tlrt.l two gumt•'>, bul tomes back to win the next three over SN Vlc>w League h05l WIJOdbridgc. The Sc•a Klngs win, 9-15, 13-t S, 15-8, 15-9, 15-7, b<.!hl.n(J thl" momentum created by Preston Smead He·reC!o""8 three Jtufl blodul, inducting two si~nificdnl ones in the filth game. Kyle Thompson (<.>loht blocks) and Derek Sllngsby (matc.h-hlgh 28 kllls) also conutbute m the victory Doug Heue adds 22 ldu. and Jeremy Mape chJps ln 16 killio, Senior 1Jf1bM>ef collects 18. ·we got together et tbe 8Dd. that wu tbe dlfference, • says Estancia Coach o.le 11111. •eut Costa Mesa was more consistent over the coune ol tbe match.· letter Ryan SteeJberg, uslnq a meaky quick left hand for mott of h18 1>plkes, 1)()Sl\ 15 kills and dma5se8 61 QSlsts. 1be CQrona de1 Mar boys volleyball teem clDd1es a CJF playofr berth wiQu 15-8, 15-7, 15· t 3 YictMy over host El Toro. The Sed K.lngl use an aggreutve cMfeme and attack quickly ror a Ga.me 1 wtn, led by Dma1a At P a. and tus seven l:WI. Alsh\ller, a 6-foot-5 sophomore middle blocker, ftnlshes with 16 lcills. llAlr Hoppe lNd9 the way wilb a matcb-hlgh 22 kills. The Newport HJlrbOr boys volleyball team displays its domination tn a 15-3, 15-4, 16-14 wtn over~ Irvine. The Sallors plays nearly flawleuly ln the Ont two games. Junior setter 1nvlt NelMNa recordl 19 PSllll, while Dua Metenbrtnk, the Tan' toife ieDlor, po.ta two seJVice aces. ~ Orange Coast CoUogc bill.cbal.l team takes care of bus.mess with a 10-4 vJctory.ovor vls1lln9 Saddleback, allowing Pirates Codch Mike Mayne, m his la~t season, lo reach w1n No. 400. He ts 400-188, good ror a .680 winning percentage ln hts 15 seaM>n as head coach. A Joss woUld have meant Mayne would have retued with 399 wins. •I've been here 16 ye41'1 total, and tl seeim like 48, • Mayne said. ·u feels good, and I've been through quite a tot. And quite a k>t of players have come through here and used th1-p1oce as a launching pad for bagger lhlngi, Among those players are eight former Pirat~. who played in the Major Leagues the previous year, lnc:Juding Mayne'& son, Brent, who is a catcber for Kansas City at lhtt Ume. -complied by 8left Vbvea The results of lh1!. WRIGHT LOYD WRIGHT progress arc easily quanliliable. Tlw Daily P1lot Athlete of the Week amtl'>'>NI 83 assists m thP Sa1lon,' 15-4, 12-15, 15-7, 15-5 win over Bullard of Fresno m tlw tilth-place hnal ol 11w s.101.1 Barbara Toumamt•nt ol Champions Salurdtty di Santa Barbara I hqh CONTINUED FROM 81 month or so, he has really started to play like a senior.• There are few finer compliments given by Glenn, who ha!> subsequently dJtered h.Js approach to correcting h1~ co-captam's durumshmg rrustdkes. ·1 usually don't tell my sellers w hat to do dunng matches; I JUSt yell al them after they make a poor decision,• Glenn said ·Loyd ~Ull makes mistakes, but. now, 1 wail till alter the match and we talk about them.• Glenn is happy lo ldlk dbout the maturallon of Wnght's game, which hacl been greatly aided by the presence of assistant coach Russell Gan. a fonner All·CIF setter al I lt1rbor who went on to Mart four seasons di the University or the Pacific. "Russell has been gr1>at w1U1 Loyd! Gl£'nn said. ·1 wouldn't say he's acted a!> d buflr>r, hut Ru.sseU has the dbility lo get my point acro!.s to him Ill a slightly different way. RusseU ployed l or me. so he knows what I want. I don't care who my players get (my mstruct.Jon&J from, as long as they get them They don't alWdy!> have lo gel 1t from me· Due m part to lhl.s "Gan's-lat.Jon,· as well a!. Wnght's contmued comfort at a pos11Jon he began playing onJy after transfemng from Santa Marganla I fJgh. where he w as a freshman outside hitter, Wnghl Sf>em.'l to have grasped the complicated blend of skills --Vlrtually equal parts mental and phystcal --needed to run the SatJors' show. "He has always been a volleyball pldyer," Glenn said of Wright. who w as iruUated mto the game at dn e<Uly age by older brothers Rob, Brody and Jeremy Mdpe, .111 of whom played as preps at Corona del Mar (Rob also played at the University or Hawa.11). "He grew up around the sport and he has always understood the gt1me. But. JUSt in the last month or so. he has begun to understand the game as a setter, which 1s d completely different th.ing. • He afso coll<•ct('<I 51 assists l1l a hfth-plorc semifinal swet"'p of 5d11 Marcos Saturddy, (•n w ut<• tu all-tournament ldulC•I'>, dltl•r gwdmg th<' Sclllor'> lo ti S€'t1 Vtew swPep of Ldguna I hll'> April 25. He d.Jso hel p<•d thr· T.1r-, clO'ie out an unh<>tllrn S<•c1 View campaign Tuflc;dt1y with a '>weep di <.,pconcl-plt1r(• Woodbndge. "I lhmk I've h1·t•n 1m ·tty comfortablP thl.!. ye.1r, but every match gets easter,· i>ald Wnght, who h,,., all but finalized plam, to continu(' plt1y1nq collegiately at Arizona. Wnght said repetition t1nd thl' bond devel oped by playing with leUow wnior l11llN'> Greg Pemne, Brian Gaeta and Enk PPIPr.,un, hdve made 11 ea!.1er to keep defendN'i olr balance. But, he said the mental locu<, rw< , . .,.,,1ry to call plays (pnor to edch serve). trd< k down passes. read opposing bloc·kn'i, dnd dc•hwr 1111• bdll to the spot that mt1kei. lhP ffi<>'>I -.ensc., in th1• destred location for that speo ftc h1ttr>r, 1'> ,, chdllenge he must rontmudUy nse to "There are d lot of caJls I need to ntdkf' t1nd d lot or the deos1ons I end up mt1kmg, huvt! o lot to do With feel." Wnght Sdld "I faVJng the kind of weapons we have Uus year makt>S my 101> d 101 eaSJer. But I'm usudlly pretty menlolly drom€'tl alter a match.· Wnght. who Is~ unseU1i:.h w11h h1<, IHdl'>P for the guidance given tum by Glenn und G<1n .i\ ht• 1s dlspensmg sets, said he L'> t1nJUou" 111 lwlp gwde his learn m the -upcominc1 C'IF DIVl'>lon II · pldyoHs. But f11St, there are Bdck Bdy brdygmq nyht!> to be settled with Corond dt!'I Mtlf, wh1< h v1'>ll'> the SaJlors' gym Friday at 6:30 p.m ., remember watching my brolh1•r., plt1y In those matches and 11 will he t>spec1ully t•xc1l111y playing Uus one at Newport,• Wnght said HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebrating the Daily Pilot's Athlete of the Week series TODAY AAltON YARNAl. €i) Newport Harbor ba~ketball TODAY'S SCHEDULE I SflAU Colle<Je Cal Baptist at Vanguard Unrveis1ty, 3 30 p m Community col~ · Orange Coast at rullerton, 2:30 p.m rug AMP flllP H19h school boys and girls · Newport Had>0r at Sea V1e:w League Finals at 1r,11ne High, first field event at 2:30 p.m., ftr~t running ~t at 4 pm VOWYIAll High school boys · Nortrwood at Corona del Mar, 6 p m~ Costa Mesa ill Laguna Beach. 3 30 pm.; Univef'sity at Es~naa, 4 30 pm • ~ Htgh Khoo! Lilguna Hilb at Newport Harbo<, 3 30 p m , CorON del Mar at UnlYt!nlty. 3 15 p m ; Estancia vs. C~t.t Mesa at TeWinki. Pc)(I(. 3:15 p.m IIl!M!l Community college men and women · 5ou1Mln <:.lhfomia lnd111idual RegK>nah at Mt San Jaonto, 9 a m. DEEP SEA WU>tflSPAY'S CCMIJS Newport Lending • 2 boats. 46 anqlers 5 b•macuda. 16 calico bass, 1 ~nd ba\~. 16 roclcf•sh. "22 sheephead, 112 blue ~ch. I sargo. Doily Pilot . PREPIASEWI. Vaqueros put away Sailors Newport's PeJDStjrln drives in two runs, but Irvine triumphs, 11 ·3. tRVlNE -Newport Harbor High senior Cameron Penuteln drove in two runs and senJor teammate Jon Vandersloot went 2 for 2 with three walks, but host Irvine captured an 11-3 Sea View League baseball victory Wednesday. Pemsteln doubled in a run and plated another on a groundout for the Sailors (4-18, 0-14), who host Laguna Hills Friday at 3:15 p.m. Newport led. 2-0, heading into the fourth. but one the Sailors' five errors led to four unearned runs in a six-run outburst for the Vaqueros, who added tour ln the fifth l6 blow It open. Vandersloot also stole a base and scored a run for the SaUors. SIA YllW WGUE llnlN , '· ,.....,. ....... J Newport Harbor 011 010 0 • l 8 5 Irvine 000641K·1115 2 Torrey and l'Mlsteln; Houle, Cota (6) and Angel. W • Houle. l · Torrey. 2B · Pemstein (NH), Ryan (I) 3B • Lwlngton (I). Sage Hill falls, 3-2 NEWPORT COAST -Sage Hill High hdd the tying run at th.i rd with one out in the &eventh, but Brethren C qristian earned the fmal two outs on strike outs to record a 3-2 A cademy League baseJ:>all Vlctory at Sage Hill Wednesday. The Lightning (6-t 3, 1-11 in l eague). designated the visitor even though the game was played on therr dlamond. dosed lo within 2-1 when Tun Wilkins tripled in Charlie Dempsey in the fifth. • Brethren (9-8, 7-5) extended the lead with a run in its fifth, which proved lo be the difference. Sophomore Chns ChJboucas walked and Dempsey doubled to s_ta.rt the Sage Hill seventh. One out later. Wilkins· RBI single made it 3-2 and pul runners al the comers. Wilk.ins stole second, but the next two hitters fanned . Wilkins, a sophomore who allowed Just two earned runs, went the distance on the mound for Sage Hill, striking out four. A<MllYLIMM ... , ...... ~ J. SNa Hu. 2 ~Hitt 0000101 -2 8 3 Brethren Christian 101 010 1t -3 6 O Wilkins and Oempwy; bianft. Andrews (7) and Drils. W -EslM*. 4-3. l · Wilk1m, 3-6. Sv · AndreM. 2B • SwenfOO (SH), o.mps.ty (SH), Stiles (80, Eslanes (80. 38 · Wllklns (SH). Flctltloue Bualn ... and MELODY 0 ORR In YOU MAY EXAMINE court BPl)(OYal Belore THOMAS w. HEH-mor#ll llOm .... dlde of v • .,. .. ,. "' •-... .. Name St. .. ment The fOllowlng pertOl'll are doing ~ as Flctltlout BuelneH Name St.tement Th• fol~ng pettOnl are doing bullilMe • the Superlof Cqyrt of lhe Me kepi by the COU11 teklng certain very Im· DERSQ~1 .• :. E':"SO.:, 11118' the estate OI the di-lhl flrll laauance d llt- Calll l Couri\• f " you are • f*10l'I In· po11an1 actions how· 5030 ~·Pf'. oedenl 1ef'I • pnMOed In PIO-• ORA~:· y o terestecl 1n lhe es1a1e. ever. lhe personal repr• NEWPORT BEACH. CA THE PETITION r• ~ Code MCllon 11100. Newport Sports Museum 100 Newport C1rt1er briVe, St ~. Newport Beech. CA 92660 Newport Sports Collectlorl Foundatoon (CA), 100 Newport Centtr Odve. SI 100, Newport BHch. CA 112116() Thlt buslrttst Is COii· ducted by: • ~IOll Have you 1lart1d dolng bosln111 yet? Yes, 1998 ~~OU: Col· John W H4lmllton, Pr11ldtnt Thia 1111ement wu flltd willl the County CIM of °'8nge CountY on 03/28/2002 20021117551 Daly Pitol Apt. 9, 18.:. 23, 30, .2002 1035 Flctlt~a BuelnHa Name Stat.IMnt The follow!~• ,,,. doing .. Cltrua OroPt. 1129 Pautattno Ave., Coet9 Mela, CA 112929 Tito H119dla, 0211 Paulelino Ave.. Col:la Mela. CA 112929 Hldl Henlcla, 029 PllUlarlno AYI ., C:O.ta MMe. CA t:2fl2e Thie• busNM la con-~ by tubllld Md Wiit Have you llll't9d doing butln'" yet? 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I111 THE PETITION FOR you may hie w1lh the --lallve Will bl requjtld 92HO QUQt1 the csec.dtnt'I The lime for llllng dMnt PA08ATE l9QUllSl8 lhlll OOU11 a Requuc lot Spe-to 01111 nota to on· Published N-por1 Wiit and codicll, d eny, wNI noC 1tq>lr1 before OMAR O OOR l.nd aal Notice (fonn OE· ICWMlld '*'°"' uo1eM 811cll·C01t1 Mesa be ldmltled IO probele lour monthl trom the MELOOY O ORR" be 154) of lhl f\ltng of tn 1n-!hey 11eY1 waN9d notJce Delly Plloc April 24, 30, The Wil and eny coddll hearing date noCad awolnted aa peraon.I Yentory and eppr9Slll of or con11n11<1 to Ille May 1. 2002 !'~allableln for Ill· above · ad 8llate UNtS or of any propc>Md eciionJ The WT462 •••-• the fill kept YOU MAY EXAMINE ::f':'::"~0of h pet1hon or account u Independent a m1nl1· _____ ................. by fie OOUlt. lhl .. kept by lhl oourt deeedenl 11rovlded in Probete liato0n euthonty ,,_,11 be Flctltloue Butlneu TME PET~ r• If you .,. 1 person .,,.. THE PETITION r• Code section 1250 A granted Ullleu an In-Name Statement quests eutlloftty to Id· ,., ... ed In the lti.tl, _,_ ............... 10 _.. Requeel tor Spec:iel No-le<Mted ,_.,,.., lilee .., The folbrnnQ peraons ~ the lltale l#ldar you me_y Me wllh the " .................... , ..,. llce form .. evaHabll ......... ton 'lc;lni .-.tion .,. doing buelOe9I ... tie lnd1p1udaol ~ court .• ~for So.-"*--the INI• LWlder 110m the COUl1 cl8'k ...,,_. ,..... Dlattel Realr1y. 2038 lllrltion ot Eltalel Ad. c1e1 Nocbl (lonn 0E-~allonllldlpllof ldelE_?!1 .. ~ Attorney for Petitioner; and lhowl good cause Anaheim, Costa ~... CThll Aulhorily d ellow 154) of the~ ot an In- --""'· HARRY E. WEST-~nt ":.cc:'~~ not CA 92626 the pefwonal 19f>f.-il· wntory and ~ d ~ (Thll Autholity wll •low OVER, ESQ. ... A HEARING on the Carlo• Luceto, 2038 •llY• IO .au menv '°' 111811 ...... Of of lll'f ::.:-:i::. r::;e:: WESTOVER I WEST· pelrt!On wift be held on Anaheim. Colla M.aa. t~ wilhout _,obt~ petition or account u Ilona wilhout obtaining OVER MAV 23. 2002 at 1 30 CA 92628 c:ou aiwrov... .,...ore ~ded In Ptobete oourt 1PPrOVal. Before 901 DOVER Oft., p m In Dept LZ3 lo· Thi• bullne .... Con· liking c.rtaln veiy Im· HOiion 1250. A laking C4trtaln veiy Im· STE. 120 cated al 341 The City dUCled by: an Individual po~ 8CIJone. how· ReqlMt fot ~ N().. port1nl •ctlona. how· NEWPORT BEACH. CA Drive SoUltl, Ofange. Have you lllrt•d ~. lhl pellONll repr9-lice form II avatlebte IV9f, the Plf'IOMI repre-12t10 . CA 92868. doing bu11n1u yet? _,... wit be requlrtd from lhl OOUr1 ollltl. HntallvH Wiii bl re· Pybll1hed Newport IF YOU 08JECT 10 Y11. 811/11195 to give notlc:e 10 In· Ateomey fof P1•01111t: ., qulrtd 10 give notice 10 8hch·Co11a MeH lhe graming of lhl peli· Carjol Lucero ~~ ~ OANNV 'A. IOON, lnltrlli.d pertOlll un· Oejy Pilot April 24, 30. 11on. you r.hould appear Thi• •l•lemenl wu • .., • ..,,.... HO •• 11 1.._ h8• al .... May 1 2002 al lhl hel""" and 111111 filed with the County or QOOHnt9d lo the LAW Of'ACU Of' W • .. ·~· YI w y..., • WH81 '"'V CIM ol Clftonge CounlY l>fOOOMd ectlon.) The aAl.n .-TH no11c1 or conHnled 10 ----your obleetlone Of file on "•"!"""""" lnditMndent admlnle--..1 ..... C .. --..ua the l>fOOOMd ectlon) BSC 11a1e wnlliln objeclllon1 wllh "'"' .... """ ~ ... -...,. -...,," " The ~ldeperfdei11 acfmlrl. the oourt b4tl0t1 the 2002ttocM44 ll'etlon authority will be a_~'!...!fl. • • ,_........, ..,.........., Wiii bl NOTICE Of hllrfnn Your ep· Deily Piiot /.of. 23L 30, granted unfMI Ill In· M1W""'1 91ACH, CA --· -~~ .. , PETITION • May 7, 11, 2002. 105a ter-.cs 1*10n .._ an nttO .. ~'= = =. :; TO ADMINISTER • peerenc:e may bl In pe!• abjadlofl IO fie pllOlorl Publllhed Newf>Of1 I ~ IO the pelltiol\ ESTATE O.: ~ :-~ 8'{ ~ BSC 11121 and alloWf good C8llll B11ch·Co111 M111 ' and ..,.. good C811M BEVERLEY A. ITOO or conbngenl credo N011C! 0. why 11t 00\llf ~ llOI Dllv Plot ,.,._. 30.-' why the court ~ no1 BROOKS aka !tor ot the dlCIUl<I. you PlTITIOH ~ the ~ M 20Aa !m1 .. tie ~ !Nllt~ dMn "*1 TO ADlllMITEA A HE~I~ ~ ltleon ,...... ll.J1ln1H .~ ~ H"'". "ING on .._ BEVER~EY ANHE ........ ...... _ _.. a EST•TE -.. oe11iOt1 -.,. ,_, ~ "' ~ u"' BROOKS ,.,. "'"' "-"' vr. MAY 30, 2002 II 130 Nw M llP nl ~ wll b4t held on c a"""' NO ..... 1-2971 oopy IO lhl PlftOMI 'IP" ttaiN PATRICIA .... 0. The 1o11ow1r1g 111 MAV 23, 2002 at 1 30 .._... ""' ,...,....... ~ by HARVEY ~ ";. 3'1 ~ r!: are *4r1a ~ "" Pm In ~ L73 lo> To d hllft. ii.ntfl-the COUl1 ""*" '°"' ca•• NO a•1-.....o .,..,, _.,. T>o. ,.., _,_...._ __ ..,._ _..... _....-.. ._ -.......... .., ~ • ""' -DIM Soult!, Orenot. A.) ,......,..., ~ " c:aled It 1 ,. .. ..,.ry ....,,..., "'"""'-•• ...,.", """"'• """' .,. -"' To all .. ~-. ..__.. ,.. .. -tlonl, 8) AJe••......_ Dnve South, Ofenot. lngent crtdelOf•, end lhl 11r1t .......,. 01 Ill ,...,. ,_...,.. "'" --_ _.. CA 112ee9 ~ who may ofler· *" u p.~ In Pro-~. eredll0t1. oonl• If YOU OBJECT 10 Publlcallonl CanHI, IF YOU OBJECT to wtle be lntereNd 111 lhl belt Code MOOn 9100 lngent c:tldltOl'I, and llt gr.-na el llt -'41 VIM9 ..,._ CoMa the inn11na of 11t -.. « M1811, or boll ol The 1111'11 10t Ml'9 dalmt ~ who ,_, Oller-ton. -yau tilOUld .....-Mela CA '"27 ·~ -"'°" allCJUld BEV ERLE Y A W1ll no4 lllP'rt bc1fOft Wiie be .......... In the II. lt'9 ..... and .... AldWd O. Allit1rclet, ' :"iJ'°" llMltng and": BR O O I( s a k 1 tour month• from !hi .. ot ....... « boll, of ~ ~ °' .. '41 V1M9 ..,., Co.ta ...,..,.. ......_.._, or f11e BEVERLEY ANNE htlflng dlte notia.d H!ll!N PATAICIA """"' OOjeoeloftl ""' ...... CA~ NalM ........ ~ ":,.,. WU The ~ flled Wllh the Counly ai.= Fllme, =.;B ~~ Counl'f ac 1111• NOTICa OP NllllON TO ADMl•rM ISTAft OP: ~ ~" Wllfl BROOKS above • HARVEY "" ~ bltof"I .... Thie IMilltll It con-I !he .......... ..._._ the A PETITION FOR YOU MAY EXAMINE A PETITION FOR l\ltrlng Your Ip· ..... 11J: Ill ~ c --· ........ PRO .. '"TE .... .... P~E ,_ been .,..,... -lie~ -· Heve Y°" ...,., heating Your •P; llled bv THOMAS~ the Ille"-by._ GOUll tiled LYNN B eon Of~···~. do"'9 buelfteee yet? " ~OI !NY bl In I* OOWNS In ltll A.~. If you .,. a PMOll ~ Mt I In h aup.. If YOU liRF. A CR!D-Y•. 1817 Kno• St., eo.la MMe. 2002Mt7471 ~ ....... 2$48~f>lol~19\.23' ~~ Colla Mtll a..M1t 7. ~ JHZ Thie buelfllN .. con-ducled by. en lncMl* Heve you t lll'led ....... btltlnlt• -11 v.~ 01101/0Z ·-~ c .... "* MMerMllt -.......... ~ °"'"'~~ °" o:Mll ' ........ ... ~ ... ,.... .. ,., a.a• 1010 • DOU9M ll OM ... DOUIUI MY OM ... DOUCllAI OM CAii NO. Al1 .. To al llelre. btntl-CIMll, ......... oont· .....,.. Clf9lllOl't, and :.-:::.....,:: -· OI bv .y04/I lillOml¥ r'IOr COUft Of ~ ler .. 1td In !he Htltl, rtot Couft d ~ IT09 Of OOI..... ....... ....... 0 i"I I .... If YCl'1" ARI A CREI> County ORANG£ • =-. ~~ W:.: C01ftW 01 ~ ..,,411 tie N< 1•111, ~ 1llltl 1•1M1t ... !TOA Of ~IOllll enc>-THE'. ~ITION FOR ctal Nolkll (IOnn OE· THf. ,.;nTION '°" llUI .. ~ dllrn Mii llllf .. h QOlll!ly llor ol h dlclaalCI, you PAOBATE ltlal ~Tl ,._.. ..... OOUlf and 191111 I Cllfk~~ :."'~a.:..--: Ttf()MAS ~LI.INS !:J: ~-::-=-:,; l YNN I MINQORI ._ ~ 9D h PMW1... Oii --lo the ---.... ,.. be lfllPOlni.c! • Ptf· -... , ..... or ct ""1 ...-• • ..,_.. , _ _. .. .....,.: _, ........ nta1 ....... ;.;;,..., IOt'8l rtpflMnladVt to p11fti0n or acoounc 11 •• ...-,, lo .,... .. ~ ""'*' loUr ...... •· 4. 11.U: . ~c:;. .;;;;;; ..... ._ tie ...... OI provio.d In Prob91e !l.J!!!! ~ =... fro!n h cllllJ 01 h Cl90ldlflt. Coda MCllOn 1llO A 1:1.a-. .... ..._Of .. ~~= Aeql.-lor~,_._,. -"'""'T' l)'ll 88iW .... • ~ "' ...... ...., ....... under ::. :"'court ~ In Clli 1llledl ~ = .:'::' ... -::.:::. "' ......... -· -.... . •. ... ... It illl MC ..... '*9 ltlrllllon GI ~ Ad 8e 8 IJ8ll ut t -,,..,,.. "°"' ... (Thll ~ .. lllOw Place ......... " Tl ... '*""" .. ....... =-~ =:-:: I CllG111• .... 1 • ~ = a-ro = .,.,., '°"' ..... .......,, -e•• ... -------~ " f lv:7:-l I ---1l::.::J1--11--1 --11N*c~11-~ 11--1 • Ill:~~~ Of Thlt IU!ttmenl w.. MAit'( ~j_ ,.,...,._ --Flct~ lutlMN F1ctttloot lualneet Ina Wtfl Hwang H1v1 you lllr11d OE MANO ANTE ES): ....... lr'IDllUlll'dlr• lilt<I with 1ht County 8:r":1 cf:.'::. ...,,. lt.tt9ment Heme ~nt ....,,. ·~t TN. lllltrntnl wa• doing blJtlntM ytt? BROOKE NGATUNYI ·~~· ~-w= NIM (JI ~ ,._. Cllf1! ol. On1n111 Cout1tV NOTE· Ma/1dalofy w. Thi followwlo Ptrtont Tht lollowloQ pt<aont Tht lollowlna ptf10M l.i.d with tht County VH, 4115/2002 CAIE Nu.M dtJdtd ..., 1111 ~ _.UM u.d ~ 10. on 04/19"2002' w.tk'ttvouoh ... ,.-art~ buliltlt 11 are doing bulk1tM ar aft doing~ Clerk of Oranot County JMlff W Rodi ,.,.._ ...... ,.~ H -, ZllOU-.1Gll .. IUac11111> 2002'~71 llUirtlng If b '5..: Htm\noWtly'I R .. taU· Ctptt&f Mttt Group, Focut 'tunc:tong, ~ on ~ Thlt 1111ttMnl was '--.t8ocio1n) ~V:...J.:'. ~rt= ,..'fOM~·•meroa r.t ,7~· 21'in:= CentO""-·t·.r ••• ,1e1105·oo~·Mric ~00:2t.::·"clv•. Inc. 2121 EHi Pacific Huevl VISlll Or , l.lguna 2002H0114t filt<I Wlltt lttt CouMy VCN lltVt 30 CAL.EN-ROQtf E. l.Alhmlln _.. • a piMc -I Woll _ _ ''" .., Sid.. ~ CoUI Highway, t200, Nlgutl, CA mn Dllv P1loC Mey 2. 9, 18, onCltftt ct Orange Col.Wlly DAR f DAYS afltf ttMa Tl\la llllemtnl wu Mid _, ..,.... GI Ila Flctltlout ButlnHt Tllelday, May 7, 2002 .• ..oum· ennedy Corona dtl Mar, CA Jtn• R. Jtmtt. n20o2 I H2i1 ()4J30l2002 Summons and Pttollon tu.ct with lht County n1U1 al tte == N.me S Pubfl1had, Newport Oanltl, 1008 edyt 921125 24849 Nlitva Vitia Or Ftctltl 8 ti 200211011171 ara llf\'td on you to flle Qtft(~()' County =_,_,.._,.. ~t 8tlbh·Co1ta Mtll Drive, Huntington Capital AINt Group,_ Laguna Nlguel, C-;, out U MU DI"" PllOI May 2 9 1• 1 ,._..,,,,,... ....._ 1., • .,, ~ ,...,... ~~"':""-• Tht lo~rtont n .. 11u ""'"' a...u Btac:h, CA 92&48 Inc (CA). 2121 E. Pa· e2en "' Halme Statement ., ' • u. ......,......_ ,~... ._, ~· "" &.,. -lfl dol"" It.· ~, ,.....,, ....,.. 251,. May lhl.I ... ·-•~ai II con• Ii C ..,... IA'~ 23. 2002 TH303 II 11\t ClOUrt and ltlVt a 200219011a0 1o:oo.\M.•lll ft11a '"" 2 2002 Th26e .... .,,_ Ct C OHi H1ghw1y, Laurlt 'V. J1mt1.-"'' .,, pertona ~on IN_......_ A ,....., Piiot u .. 2 9 11 ~ al The I.AM Fortll Shaun Haley Illa' ducttd by 1n lnd1V~I •~20, Corona dal Mar, 24849 Nueva Visia Dr are doing bu .,. Flctltloua Butlnets 1ett .,... _ _, ,,,_, ,_y ' ' 1 · ' ESIAIVI Cel1llr tllOI LIM 22119 Columbla Or' Flctltloua Butlneaa Have vou atarttd C~Q2625 Liguna Nlguel CA R11cue Towing, 1158 Neme Statement w or phOlle ca" wil 23. 2002 Th300 C..DIMlnlleCllyClllJM Coata Mt11 CA 92626" Name Statement doing buslnt11 yet? No Thil" bu1lne11 11 coo· 112en ' Beech St., Cotta MHI, Tht following pertons 'ft::'':~ file your NOTICE OF Fonlll. COlrily al OrWIGI. Shaun Hiiey, 2269 T~!J lollowlng poraone Daniel SklhOl.lm·Ktn· ducted by• 1 oorpo1atlon Thie buameH is con· CA 92627 are doing buslntet aa: Aeeponse on hme, the APPLICATION FOR ,Sllfa al~"* h Columbia Or., Colla are doing buslneM as: nedy Have you 1tar11d dlJCttd by: husband end Jellray Darren Kim~. Htlp·U·Sall Hunt· court may make orders CHANGE IN GI .. pu.'llM Meta, CA 92626 Maintenance & Repair Tftls 1tat1m1n1 wu doing bualntM yfKI No wilt 656 Bo1ch St , Co1ta lnoton Buch. 10044 11 C: IO"' Ellttn Haley, 22119 Servta., 355 Avocado hied with the County Capital Anet Group, HIVI you etar1ed Mesa, CA 92627 Adami Avenue. Hun1· a ICtt'!ll yoor marriage. OWNERSHIP OF __.. 1 ~ cac.:'r~ Columbia Or., Colla St., Ft, eo.ia Mesa CA Clerll of Orange Counly lno doing buetne• yet? No Thtt bu11neu 11 con· lnllton BtKh, CA 92646 your property, and ALCOHOLIC ·-...... --. _.., Miii, CA 92626 921127 ' on Q.412312002 P111ick N OICarlo, JNH A James dueled by an lndlviduel ~annt Hiii, 3700 S custody of y(N( chlldren BEVERAGE fclne _., on 1'17/lteO, Tltls buslneu 11 con· Mlehaet Zellmer 355 20028900IH P1111dent Thia sta1ement wu Have you 1tar1ed Plaza Drive. 0102. ~~ ":,~:, ~td .~ LICENSE rw~I~ ~~ ducltd by: hueband and Avocado St. F1 ·Costa Dally Piiot lltlf 25, May Thl1 1ta1tment w11 flied with 1he COi.iniy doing busln111 yet? Bania Ana, CA 92704 tomty feet and c;o$11 II D1te ol Fdjng Appl.ea· ()lctal ~ al O!SICll wilt Meu 92627 ' • 2, 9. 16, 2002 JHi7Q hltd wtth 1ht County Cllf1! ol Orange County Yea, 2000 Hiidagard Memll you onnot pay the filing lion Mey 1. 2002 Wei b Hiv• you •t•r1ed This buslneas 11 coo-C1tfk of Orange Col.Wlly on 04/26!2002 Jeffrey Darren Kimble 20140 Well• Onve. let, ~ the deril tor 8 To Whom 11 May Con ~. CllllolNI. AcNd doing bu1lnasa yet? ducted by. an ondlYldull Fictitious Bualnett on 04J26.'2002 2002119011111 lh11 ltatt!Mnl wu Woodland Hlllt CA fee '#alV9f fofm earn Tht Name<•l of flCILtp, 1 LIW ~ • Yt1, 1/1/02 Have you started ~Nam• Statement 2002et011~ Da~y Pilot May 2 9 t6 .Joled wllh tht Counly 913e4 If you want legal tna Appllelntl•l 11/are N11111 lar 8IWtan Spv'lgl Shaun Hilty doing oo-ss yet? No Tht following peraona Dally Pllo4 May 2. 9, t6, 23, 2002 rHaj Clerll ct Or•nga County Th11 bu11ne .. 11 con· acMct. con1aet a tawyer MOON YUMI tbllMii*' Mloc:l*rl r. lh11 statement w11 MiChael Zellmer are dOlng busina1e as 23. 2002 ng&4 on 04/2t!l2002 · dueltd by a general 1mmed111ety Tht a~iean11 hsttd Ulr'lddlr "* 1'111 Delon-ftltd wtth the County This Slatemenl w11 Alnt1g1 lnlarn1tk>n1I Flctltloua Buslnesa 2002190114S partntrst\lp · Uated toene 30 DIAS lboYt art applying to -' ~ Us! ,. ~ of Orange County hied wuh the Counly Enl~, 989 ViCtoria Flctltloua Bualnett Naime. Statement Datly Polo! May 2. 9 111 Have you atarted C A L E N o A R 1 o s !ht ~ ot AJoo. ~~~~~1: ::. on 04/l~002 .. ..,.,. 2 n Cleon ~.~ .. ~nge County s 9 1, I, Costa Meta. CA Halme Statement Tht I~ persons 23. 2002 Tl\295 doing bu1me11 yet? dt1puas cse rectb•r hotrc tt•Q8 Control v.,,., ,,..".,,""'' 2627 Tht lollowino perton1 11e doinQ business 11 Fl Yts May 1 2002 Of1C18lmen1a HI• ct1a· to ulf alcohollc l'IOI •GI Ill olcill r«onlt GI Dally Pilot /ltlf 25, May 20026900853 Roatmary Wawjlku 11• doing butlOt" as KCU E:nterprlu 2o.48 ctltloua Buslnesa Suzanne Hall et0n jUdic;al y ptltCIOl'l b111er~ at tlld ~ n pnM!l IO 2. 9. 16. 2002 Th261 OUy P11oC /1t1f 25. May Mwen11 989 VIClorla Unlqut Evenl LOCI· Chatle St Costa Mesa Name Statement Hildegard Me11tll para completar y 3'4164 COAST HWY 5-*" Lal h OWi Cede Flctltloua Bual----• 2. 9. 16, 2002 ll1276 St. Bl, Colla MMe, CA UOna ot Orlnge ~. CA 92627. The follo111lng per1on1 Thll 1ta1tmeol waa preaeotar av lonnulano DANA POINT CA d N -GI CallbTlla Will ,..,. 92627 289t Riehler Ave. Surit Kenneth Claril Upton art doing ~ It Mtd wtlh tht County da Rt1pu11ta (Re· 92624 Ill ·• llldc ar:1IOn ta.. Ill Heme Statement Flctltlous BuslneSI Th11 bus1neas 11 con· 100. lrvint, CA 92606 2048 Charle s1, cosia John F Lalonde Clerk ot Of•nga Co1.nty IPOf'58 form t282J ante ~pe ol hcen1t9s> •P-l'idllll bi* tar call. flllf-Tht lollowi"11 peraons Name Statement dlJCled by an lndiVldoal Kanney Paul Hrablk, Mesa CA 92627 • D 0 . 2664 Newport on 04l3CV2002 la C0t1e Una cartA 0 una •ed tor 4 t • ON·SALE .. •.,.al 1111 lrl llwllA art doing bu-u as The tollow'°ll peraons Have you 11111ad 2691 RJchlw Avt, '#100, Allen smnh, 2048 Blvd . Costa Mesa. CA 200211901580 ltamada lelelooica no le EER AND WINE · 111G1111allieU'llld511111, al All About Notanea, a11 dotng buSlness as. doing buslnou yet? No IMne. CA 92606 Charle St., Cosni Mesa, 92627 Dally Pilot May 2, 9, 't§, otrecera prottceK>n EA TINO PLACE • * n lrlflrlll WI lie 31 t 112 3Ath S11ea1, ESP, 2Sf5 Vassar Pl Rosemary Wawjlku Thi• buslntss Is con· CA 92627 John F Lalonde, 284 23, 2002 !)'i302 St usted· no presenta Publ11htd Newport ~ clltclhd fllOl*IY Newport Beach, CA Cosla Mesa. CA 92626· Mwenja ducted by. an 1n<1Mdual This business 15 con-E 23rd 51 . Costa Mesa. su R8sp\lesta a toempo Buch Co11a Mtu ...-In Mid cony Ind 92860 Gary L. Balogh, 2515 This statement waa Have you started dueled by a general CA 92627 Flctltloua Buslr1esa la corte puede expedtr ~ Pilot May 2 '* UNI It ICll t cl fllCI K 1 m be r I y S Vassar pt . COS!a Mesa Mad with lhe COi.iniy doing bu1lnet11 yet? No partnership This bullntss 1s con· Name StAltement ordenes que ofecten su ~ Th3Q7 10525•,,_,by111111 on lie K1rllpatr1Ck. 31 f 112 34111 CA 92626 · Cl~ of Ofange County Kenney Paul Hrabtk Have you atar1ad dueled by an 1nd1vtdual The lollowlng persons ma 111mon1 o . a.., 11 lnll\lnll1I no. itodt 482. Streat, Newport Beach, Thts busmess ,5 con. on 0~12312002 Thls statamen1 was dotng business yet? No .Have you started 118 doing business as propiadad y que 01· Fictitious Business pege 4MO, al ll)lllt ltCO!ds ol CA\ 92660 dueled by' an mdtvtdual 20021190011117 llled with the County Kenneth Clark Upton doing bus1ne&S yet? No Speers Outgn As· denen que usted pague Name Statement 01W1Q1 CGlrtly, c.toma. The , This business 11 con· Have you slarted Dally Pilot /ltlf. 25, May Clerk ol Orange County This statement was John F Lalonde eoclates, 338 Via Lido mantenc1on, honorarios The t0Uow1og peraons pilportld ,... ldchll n ducted by' en lndflllduat doong bus1roess yet? 2. 9. 16, 2002 TH?7!! on 04128/200~ . llled wllh the County This 11alement was Soud, Newport Beach, de abogado y las coslas ere doing buSlnHI as n common~ d Have you started Y.u, 4120/2002 200211901183 Clerk ol Orange County liled wllh lhe Cov111y CA 92663 Sl no puede pagar las A I Troike Oealgn flf'f• al 911 NII PICIPll1Y ci. doing bu11nass yet? Gary· L Balogh Flctltlou1 BualneH Daily Pilot May 2, 9, 16, on 04/2612002 Oleril ol 0111nga County 0.na Mario Speers, cpstas po• 1a presenla Group B ) Wa$t Church ICrltJld lbOla. lar lllfldl Iha Yes. 311/2002 Thos s1a1amanl was Name Statement 23, 2002 TH285 20026901185 on 0412612002 338 Via Udo Soud. New· clon de la demanda, ln1e11ors. 679 S Stal• ~ tMllll no ltPI• Kimberly K1rkpa111ek filed with Iha County The lotlowmg persons Oa~y Pilot May '2 9 16 20028901t50 por; Beach CA 92663 poda al actuaf'lo da la Colle11e Blvd. •S Full· WUlcJn 111 WWTlnly,11· 21ee Thl1 at11emen1 wae Cleril o1 Orange County are dotng business as Actltloua BuslneSI 23, 2002 'TH289 Da~y P11o1 May 2 9, 16. Florence Briscoe COl1e que le de un lor· enon CA 92831 llolcJ.ll Spctnga. COiia .._. hied w11h the County on 04123/2002 A J S1rue1ura F1tneas. Name Statement ?3. 2002 Th:29§ Speera, 339 v18 Udo mulario de exonerac1on TBA Inc (CA) 679 S Thi fU'POl'tld OMS d 111c1 Cleril ol Ofanga County 20026900661t B) Brtdget F1tnen. The lollowi"SI peraons Fictitious BuslneH Soud, Newport Beach, de lu m1$mas (Waiver ,S1a1e Cotl999. •5. Full 1111 Pfopllty • h '"'9 d Iha on 04/1912002 Dady P•lol l\f)f 25 May t6982 Lynn St , • 1 111 doing tsu11ness as N•me Statement Flctltloul Bualne11 CA 92663 ol Cour1 Fees ano en<¥O CA 9283t ~ ~ IAn 20021900271 i. 9. 16. 2002 TH274 Huntington Beach. CA Paradyme Entrpr1ses The toll0wt"S1 perllOl\s Name StAltement This busmen ,1 con· Costs) Tn1s business 19 con· -= ~ F. ~II Slid Daily P1lo1 /1t1f 25, May 926411 174 Co1ta Mesa SI are doing buSl"8SS as Th• lollowong persons dueled •by a general S1 desea oerener coo· ducted Dy a COfl>OllloOn MN wl bl noe llif'tCM 2. 9. t6, 2002 TH252 Fictitious Bu1lneu Bndgtt Nammart, Costa Mesa CA 92627 Balboa Bakery and a11 dotng bulil00'5 H partnership seio legal comun.quese Have you 1t1r1ed ~. 11fP9 or Wl'C*d. Fictitious Builness Name Statement lll982 Lynn St 11. Victor V11t11ell0f 174 Oonu1s. 301 Matn s1, A) American VOlce Ha~ you started de 1nmed1ato con un do•nr,i bur.mess y11? ~ * ~ 111 N The lolloW1n9 persons Hunhnglon BHcil CA Costa Me.. St . Costa Nawpor1 Beach CA Box B ) Amerocen d0tng buS1nass yet? abogado Yes 5 1/02 ~IO pay tlll 111!1 ame Statement are doing busmess as 92649 Meta, CA 92627 92661 · Voteebox C l Ame11can Yes ll200I NOTICE The reslrain· TBA Inc d jlllt u ~ Tht l.Plk>wo"SI persons A ) Custom Motors B 1 Tony Namman 16982 Th11 buSlneSS 19 con· ·Thfda Khun Plch. t025 VotCe and Email 0 ) Gina M Speers tog orders on 111e t.acll Ru::hard Thompson 11 ,.., ,....,.,. are doing bu5lll8SI as The Radiator Fac10ry Lym SI 11. HunMgton dueled by an lf'ldM<lual Parkhill Or , Cosle Amencan VOICe and E Thts statement was are "'etfec1 agarnst both Presodenl ......,COlll, • cNfOll. PacrtlC Amtncan Tele-769 Bakl!f Street. Cosla Beach. CA 92649 Havt you slatted Mesa CA 92627 Mail E) Amtncan VOtCt tiled with the County husband and wife vnhl This sta11m1nl was nt riwtll u 11 "'*"' al com. 2402 MICtlelson Mesa c~ 92626 Th11 but1ness 11 con· doing bultneSI ye1? No ThlS buS1ness ,5 con· Email F l Amencan Clent ol OrallQI! County ll'le pettll<>n is d1smdse<I hied with lhe County fie ldce lrl ,_ ~ GI Or Suite 170. llWlll CA Cusr'om ·Motors ducted by husband and Victor V~lastnor ducted by an tndMdual Votce E·ITl8fl G) VOICe on 04 30/2002 a jUdgemern ·~ enlered Cieri< ol Ofanga County $5.3f1M. o.i: 4/2&'2002 92612 Enterpnses ot californoa wile This statement was Have you started Mail H) Irvine E• 200211901512 or lhe court malt.es on 0~01 2002 N'H. 9374019 8y Gltndl K Gregory W«'4. 2402 Inc ICAJ. 769 Baker Hava you stetted Mtd wtth lhe County doing buStntss yol? ecuhve Exchange I ) Daily Pilot May 2 9 16. further orders T~ or· 200269011311 L Wlllt, TM*9 S.tit Olllcet Michelson Dr Sulle S1ree1 Cos1a Mesa CA doing busoness yet? Cleril ol Orange County Yes Feb 2002 VOtCtJ Bo•, J I VOIC8box 23. 2002 Th30l ders are enforceaDle Da~y p.,. M.ly 2 9. 16 Aonlld D. Rt:alp. A l.lw COrpt> 170, lrvtne. CA 92612 92626 Yes 3110/2002 on 04/26l2002 ~ Khun Pdl 17291 Irvine Blvd Sutte anywhere on Caltforma 23, 2002 T!\308 r1IGn 23t0t LIQ c...w Peter Desforges 2402 This busineu 15 con· Br1dge1 Nommaro 20026901153 This statement was 250 lrv1na, CA Fictitious BualneH by any_law enforcement DIM. SUit 320 UM F°"'1. Michelson Or . Suite ducted by a oorporalton This statamen1 was Dally P11ol May 2 • .9 16. Med w•th Ille Counly 92780·2930 Name Statement ohlCtr who 11a5 recetve<I Fictitious Bu1lneH CllbT* 1211311 17141 4 n. 170 IMne, CA 92612 . Have you started filed w11h the County 23. 2002 TH26§ Clerk of Orange County V0tce Box. Inc (CA). The lollo'Wt"9 persons or seen a eopy of ltlem Name Statement ,. 23118 , 174408 S'2 &9 Th•s business 1s con· dotng business yet? Clerk ol Orange County on 04126/2002 17291 Irvine Blvd . Sutte AVISO La& prohob•· The lollo,.•ng per50ns Q&'lt'20Q2 ducted by co-partners Yes 411199 on 04123/2002 BSC 11846 20028901140 250. Tu1t1n, CA ar~oC:~ebu~t~~~ ~!s· c1ones 1ud1cial•s que are dotllQ bU11neu as Have you s1arted Cuslom Motors 20028900881 NOTICE OF Dally Ptlo! May 2. 9. 16, 92780·2930 aparecen al te\/8rso do Crattwort 111701 FlctHlout .Bualnesa doong business vet? Enterpnses ol Callfon'4a, Datly Pilot Af>r. 25. May PETITION 23, 2002 Jh290 Thts business 11 con· ~~18'8j8S:'.0c~1n:.i5~, esta c1tac1on son e1ec· Algonquin St •317 Name St•tement Yea. Jiin 2002 Inc 2, 9, 16, 2002 TH267 TO ADMINl;iTER dueled by a corporation E 1t11as para ambos con· HunllnQton Beach. CA The following pereons Peler Desforges w~11am E p89e. Prest· ESTATE vF: Fictitious Bualne11 Hive you 11ar1ed 180"~lC:i.~al~e. CosKtn~a· MOS. tanlo. el eapo$0 92649 are doing business as This sletemont was dent Fictitious Bualnesa Name Statement doing buslnu1 yel? como la esl>osa hasla Ttmotny R taeat Ad 11 an c e d l1ted w•1h tha Counly This stalemenl was Name Statement ANNA M. FLINT aka The following persons Yes. 1211111992 M:~~ ~~.~~:~§is con· que la pauc1on sea 16701 Algonquin St . Ol1gno1tic1, 2077 Cieri< ol Ofange Counly toed wtlh lhe County The following pereons ANNA FLINT are doing buslness as Voice Box, Inc od rectiaz.ada se dicta una • 317. Hun11ngton Waffect Ave 13, Costa on 0411912002 Cltlll of Ofange County ere doing businns es CASE NO. A213095 Jose Comacho, o o.. JoAnn Kelpells, duel by an •ndMdual dectslOO final o la corte Be11ch CA 92649 Mela, CA 92627 20028900282 on 04123/2002 SlelSOll Land & Canle To all heirs. beneh· 1831 Orange Ave , President Have you star1ed exp1do 1ns1rucc1onea Thts bus1nel9 Ii con· Jaymorf' G Carden, De~y Pilot l\Pf 25. May 20026900651 CO, 160 Newport Cen· clones, ctedtlors, cont· Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This statement was ~~~g 41~ness yet? ad1e1ona1es D1chae d~ed by 1n 1ndlvldual 20n Wallace Ave •3 2. 9, 16. 2002 TH2~ Dally Polol l\Pf 25. May 1ar Or , Suite 130. Now· 1ngent cred11or1, and Jose -c&macho, 2402 !tied wllh 1he Coun1y Evelynn M King prolllb1c1one& pueden Hava you 11arted Costa Meta, CA 9262 7 2, 9, t§, 2002 TH 273 port Beach. CA persons who may other· E. 6th SI , •tO. Long Cieril o1 Orange County T hacerse cur119hr en coal-domg bustnass yet? T"'11 .... -•nee. 11 ~An. CITY OF · · · -92660·691 I wise bl 1ntere1ted In ..__ on 04/0212002 his 1te1emenl was "'""r ""'rte de Cal~ornoa Yes. 1/01/2002 "" uu.. _ , _ "'" Btach. CA 90814 200211198052 filed wtth ltlt County .. -·-,.... dueled by an lhdMdutl COSTA MESA Fictitious Bu1lneS1 T Nita W 0 Connallr,, :'1~Nor eT.:te·t both, of· This busmess is con-Daily Piiot Af)f 29 Ma~ Claril o1 Orange Coun1y por cualquoer ageme del TT~~hY51~18~':~ was Have you etarted ORANGE COUNTY, Name Statement Rrusl••~. uTtlt Hll s •NN~ FLINT LINT aka ducttc1 by' an incf111tdual 6, 13, 20, 2002 M36 <¥' 04/30/2002 oharden publbt<;.o que las 1 led th '" C doing ~ ytl? No CALIFORNIA The lollow1ng persons anch ""rd rust. 415 ,.. " H11ve you Jlarted -· -· . - --: 20026901583 ya rec1 tuo o oue I w1 e ounty Ja~ Carden NOTICE are doing buSlll8SS lls Avocado Avenue, Co-A PHITION FOR dotng buslneM yet? No Flctltloua Bu-'ness Dally Pilot May 2 9. t6, haellyaas vislO una copia de Clerk ct Orange Coun1y TIM 1tatemtnt M OlC W .... 608 E r~ dtt Mar, CA 92625 PRdBATE h81 been Jose Camacho •• on 04/03/2002 was INVmNG BIDS agic u•" aSI Todd R Wheeler, I ltd hu WILLIAM O Name Stawment 23. 2002 Th309 t The name and ad· 200211891272 ~ :r10r 1he ~ty NOTICE IS HEREBY :~~80Stlee1, Tustin. CA Trustee. Ou11t Hiiis TILLY vjR Ill tilt &ipe-M.1J1 .. w.:!'':ir:e~n~: Tht lollow1ng persons Fictitious BuslneH dress ol the coun IS (El Oa~y Pilot May 2 9 t6. on 04/1~ ty GIVEN thel sealed KYO Enterpnses. Inc Ranch Thtrd Tru11, 10 nor Court. ol Cahlornt•, Clerk o1 Orange County 111 doing bUStnou as non'lbfe y dtrecooo de ta 23 2002 TKJO? 2002l900 2 M propouls tor fu1111sh1ng (CA). 608 Easl Fnftt Milland Or . Apt 03 Moll County ot ~ANGE on 04l2tV2002 Bunerfly K1ue1 Floral Name Statement corte es) Diiiy PlloC Af)f 25 , May all labor mate11als. Street, Tusllll. CA 92780 'Va•ey CA ~94t THE'. PETITION FOR 200211901142 DaSlgnS 3087 Tnnoty Tht loltowong ptflOnS ORANGE COUNTY 2 9 !O 200\l Th2~ equ1pmen1 trel\$ll0rla· ~ buS1ness ,. con· Chrlltopher C Con· PROBATE requesU that Dally Piiot May 2 9• 16. Dr Co.ta Mtaa CA ara dolflQ bVSll185S as SUPERIOR COURT ' ' ' lion and such OCl\er laot-ducted by a COfpOrallOl'I nelly, Tru11ee, Quiet WILLIAM 0 flLLY JR 23. 20Q? JH29I 92626 Scorpion Entertain· 341 THE CITY DRIVE r FlctltSoua Bualne1s 1t1H •• may bl taqulrtd Have you started Hrlls Ranch Thrd Trust bt appointed as per· Ana M1l1na Vasquez men1 223 112 Ruby PO BOX 14170 Heme S•""'--nt for tHE REPLACE· · 20 Vta Lucca, Apt C429 aonal rtprtMnllhve to Actltloua BuslneH 3087 Tnruty Or . Colla Ave . Newport Buch. 0 RANGE CA ,.,..... ME.NT Of WOOO SUP· dOlng busonesa yet? lrw11. CA 92612 ldmlnlstat the tata1t o1 Ntme St•tement Mesa, CA 92626 CA 92660 92613·1570 Thi f~ persons PORT POSTS AT Ytl.KY 3l9I02 This bullness 11 con· 11\t dtctdem This bu1lnt1S ti con Jut11n Mallhew 2 The name' addrest llt doing buSlllllS 11 BALEARIC CENTER, W~ ~'i';:.~nc dueled by Granlor TNSI THE PETITION re-a:~°"°:i~:r:n-dueled by. an indNldual Dufour. 223 112 Ruby ..end telephone numbtr S.:t!r0i'!t'!'~ h~Z}.~ 1175 BALEARIC ThtS· statement was Have you 1111ted qu11ta lhl dtctdtnt'a A.) KAT. B,) Seashore Have you 1f11ted Avt . Newport Beach. ol pe1ttJOne(s attorney or F I C DRIVE, City ProJtct I led h doing bustntH yet? Will and codlall, If any, Sol I G 27 doing butineaa yet? No CA 92660 pelllloner Without an at· oun tin Valley, A 02-07, wtll be received 1 wit lhe Counly Yes, October 29. 1975 bt admitted to probate u IOne ~· 1 Ma M Vaaquez Thi• business Is coo-romey 11 (El nombra, la 927J~~aph Catalano. by lht City ol Costa ~enc04~~nge Col.nty Nrta w Connelly The W~I and any codtcill t4:' i%:i• Beach, fl Thd 11 shtatehmencl ~as ~:' by an ·~~di dlr18ecoon1 y el numero de 1 93 12 Santa Barbara Mesa al the OlllCll ol tht 20029900849 Thia statemenf wu are available tor ex· Loren Eric Kaiser, 127 1e wit 1 e 01.1nty ve you 1 are 11 ono det abogado del Circlt, Fountain Valley. City Clt'k. n Fair Onve Daily Pilot AfJf 25, May filed with the County aminebon In the hit kept 141tt Street. Seel Beach Ctf(k ct Orange Coonty dc)jng business yet7 No" demandanle, o dll dt· CA 92705 Colla Mesa. Ca1tlorn1a, 2. 9 , 16 . 2002 Th27l! Cltrk of 0111iga County by Iha oourt CA 90740 on 04J30ol2002 Juslln Matthew Dufour mandante qoe no ttene Thi• bualnelS 11 con-unttl lhe hour ol 10:00 -· · -on 04/23/2002 . THE PETITION 11· Thia buStnesa 11 con· 20026901519 Th11 statement was et>ogado, es) d\lcted 1.m., Mondey, May 13, Fictitious BuslneSI 200211900657 qu11t1 eutho111y to ad· ducted by: an indMdual Daily Pilol May 2. 9, 16, Iliad wllh 1ht Couroty BROOKE NGATUN't'I Havaby. Y~nu 1~:~ 2002, at which bme they Name Statement Daily Pilot Af>r. 25, May minister the astute under Have you alarled 23 2002 Jl13()4 Cieri! ol Orange County 2175 S COAST HWY doln b I " will bt opened pubhcly Th loll 2, 9, 16. 2002 Th2n the Independent AOmln· dolnn business yet? No on 04l30/2002 #6, LAGUNA BEACH. g ua ne11 ytt r and rtacl aloud in lhe e 0Wi"11 persons islratlOfl of Estates Act. ... Flctltloua Bualneaa 20026901584 CA 92651 Yt1, 4/3/02. Council Chembers ere dotng bu51ness a,· Flctltloua Bualn•H (This Avthorlly win allow Loran Eric Kaiser Neme Statement Dally Pilot May 2, 9, 16, IN PRO.PER ~f' et~t·~~·t~t wai St1ltd propoule 1hall A ) New Percephons Name Statement the personal repreaent· j,1:J1' wit~"~,:ento:n•ty• Tht following per1ons 23. 2002 Th299 o.ta: JAN e. 1999 bear lht t1tft ct tht worll B ) New Perceplron. The lollowtng peraons 1t1vo to teke many IC· Cle ol Or 1ra dol'10 bualnta u ALAN SLATER, Citric, hied With th• Coun1y Ind namt ol the btdder l767 Orange Avt . Suole are dotmlllllll as llOlll Wl1hoUI obl11ning on ~~'r' County Surf Cfty Vending, 80 SUMMONS by MARJORIE FELIX. ~04/~~ County but no other dlSI· B·I02. Costa Mesa CA Auto By Fosco court approval Bef'Oft 200211901143 li&Jnhngton St , '401 • FAMILY LAW oegutt 20028100291 lngu11hlng marka Any 92~!~,8 L Trulson. 18091 R o Circle. tak1nQ certain vary Im· Daily PllOI May 2, 9, 16, Huntington Beach, CA CITACION Pu Iii ed Newpor1 n.. ... ......, btd reeelvtd ahtr the Unit G. Hunttnglon pOl'lant 1c1ton1. how· 23 2002 rn292 92648 JUDICIAL 8aach·Costa Me11 .,.., ,.....,. /1.fJl 25, May achtdultd cio.ing 11me 1767 Ofange Ave Sune Beach CA 926'18 • ever, lht ptflOllll rapr•' Jamt1 W1yn1 Rock, • DERECHO DE Oatly Pilot May 2, 9, 16 2• 91 I§, 2002 Th257 tor tht rtCtipt of btd1 :;1~7 COl1a Mesa. CA John Foaco, 350 1tn11tive W.1 be required Flctltlout ButlneH 80 Huntington St U 01 FAMILIA 23. 2002 Jb305 Flctltloue Bualneaa w• bt retumtd to bid-This business •• oon· Avocado •G·1 Coate lo give notice to In· Name Statement Huntington Beach. CA Nollel TO RESPOND· Fictitious Buslneta Name 8'-1tment ~ ~r~lt ahal ~ ducted ...,. an lndMdu8I Meaa CA 92627 ta.Nied peraona unless Tht 1o1i.-i.v. persons 92648 ENT (AVISO Al OE· Name Statement u,. ...,..., "' H -1 TNs bullllt .. " con· they lltvt wai¥ed notd ,.,._,~.-"'I' Susan Jane Rock. 80 Tht lollowlng pertOlll 11\t biddtr I<> ... Iha his ave you starlld ducttd ..., an tndlVldual 01 consanltd 10 th• art -· .. buSlnelil as HuntJngton St , ,401 MANDAOO (Nombre) The fol~ pe11on1 art doing buM1lal ._ bid II recelVtd In Pfop&r dotng buSlll8SS yet? No Have-' you started propOSed ection) Thi P Cahlornia Center for Hun1111111on Btach. CA MWANGI NGATUNYI are doing bulinns u Cuhmtrt & Com-ltmt Barbell L Trullon """"' ._ __ 6 ytl? No ..... -"' d sychologlcll Strvicel, 92848 Yt:N are i-ig IUtd A A. 1600 DoYe Stree1 ,. ,..___ ,.._ Th .... 1 -· .. ......,_ t.rueptnutnl a mtnll· 3848 Ct""'"I Ne..-ltd I d S I 230 N pany, u """"' ,-,.za A NI of 8'd Oocv· fd-"' 15 ,.h .. ehme"!.._.".'H John Foeco lllllOl'I authorrty WIN bt Beach C4.,,~ _,....., Thll bullntM II con dUI -"' e estan &man· .. ~~ C• . twporr 1320, Newport Btach, rntl1tl may be obtalntd """ wit t e .......,nty Thos s1111men1 411U 9fln11<1 unltll an In-An'u1aa11 Nanci dUcttd by' hUllblnd and lnvO .......... ,.. 92660 CA 92eeO 11 lht Olftc. ot lttt City Cltfk ol Orange Col.Wlly hltd wtth the COi.iniy tttelltd pt(IOfl ftln an Patsu Pay O .,.,. wife PETITIONERS NAME Roger E Lahman Chef Stone BtaM, 8 E,,,,,,_ n Fu Onvt. on 04/23'2002 ,.. ........ ot n....,,,.. ,.._....., ,..,,....,IOI\ IO lht ,,_.,tJOn • • ~ IS (El NOMBRE DEL 13902 Yorba Street Shorlllne Dtlvt, Ntw· ,..'.,"!."_M. C nil 20028900850 .,....~ .,. •. ,._ """'"' _,..,.. ,....... Campu1, Newport pott Coeat CA 92667 ....,.ta tll. a omla, 0a.1u Pilot Lv 25, May on 04/2e/2002 and &howl good c.usa,.Btach CA 92660 • upon nonrtfund"4t .. , ~ 20021901152 why tilt court lhOIAd not Thi•· busintl5 ii con- Thia bullne11 II con-peymtnt of 110.00. An 21 9• 16· 2902 ll127l Daty Piiot May 2. 9. tfl. grant lht eulhorily ducted by en lndMdual ~.by· y":u ~ eddHl°"'t ctuwgt of Fictitious Bualneas 23. 2002 TH261 A HEARi.NG on tht ~ave you stt1ted doi I ? 13.00 will bt mldt If N•-S•·•·e--nt pehhon Wiii be htld on doing bullneM yet? No ng blll ntll yet handled by mall 8kl .,,. ... .... Flctltlout BuslneH MAY 30, 2002 11 t·30 Anaatasll Nancy YH, 111~ Document• and othar Iht loltow1ng perlOI\$ Neme St•tement p.m In Dept L73 lo-Petell aw Slone Bed contrec:t documtnll may 811 doing buslne11 N The following pe11on1 caled 11 34 t The City Thia 11attmtnl wu Thie 1111tmenl w11 alaO be axamined at tht Cl.lilt Bay PrOf)trttH, are doing bu9inlU 1, Orlvt SOI.Ith, Orange, ltltd with tht Count" l11td with !he County Olliee ol tl1t Clty Cltl1< ot 372 Bey St.. Costa Diversified Global CA 928118 Cltl1! of Or eoumY Ctent ot Orange County lht City of Cotta Mtn M .... CA 92627 Capltal Holdingi, LLC. IF YOU OBJECT to on 041261200"r on 04/19/2002 8kl Documenta will not Richard Herbert 212t E P.aclflc Coa•t tht grll'bng 01 tht pell· 20021eon~s 2002tt002te ..... tn.iltd ,_.......,_ ... _ -" Slanley, 217 Opal Ave , tlOfl ""'' should •"""tr '" ~re~· 25tba~ :'i>~J:t ::~~i· _ 1s1and. c A ~:t~;.~I;c~l= ~~~~~:nc:,~J: ~.~r May 2. fna':i FlctlUou9 luti-.a• Each bid 1hall bt Ertn McOwen Stanley. Ct!Hltl Hold1rig1. LLC wnnen objtctlons with FlctJttoua Bualneea e to ,,... midi on lht Propoeal 217 Opel Ava . Balboa (CA), 2121 E P1c11lc the cour1 btlort th• Halme Statement ....... .............. lonn ahtlll P·1 through llland, CA 92662 Coaat Hlghw:fM Su118 hterlng. Your •P· Tht I Th9 loloWino ptrlOfll p.9 ~ In lht con-Thl1 buaineu II OOll· """ Cor c• pt1r1nce may bt In ptr· ollowlnQ peraon1 era doing ~ u · tract''~nta. and dueled by. hulblnd and !"2"•''25 ona "· ,.. aon or by yaur att~ are doir1I bualillM u · SeMce First Automo-wll • v F YOU • "E CRE LlghthouH Bulldara. lhaJI be ~ip&nltd by • Thie bOllntll I• con· 1 "" A 195-4 Placenlle Ave., IM ~· :M202 Del 1 oetttfltd or ca.,_.. H1v1 you 111rted duc:ltd by. Llmrttd Ua· tTOA or conlingtnt crtd-2 Co °'*Do. t3 Owll ~ cNdC "' a bid bond IOI' dolYHng • •1~'2t"'" ytl? bill1y Co. ltor ot .~ ~· you :2~~7 ata Mesa CA CA llae2I not 1t1t 1tw1 10% ol lht · "' """'~ H d mull •-'fOAJI ,,_., with John Sen-' Wllhlt.-1moun1 of thtlr bid Rdmd H &anity ooin:v~ y:;n~ tht ooun and mail a lJghthouH ~mtnt ~· ::2 ~Olnt~ :-6'c:Tt*,:...,. ~ '~""'~::'"'C:O.:: 01v111111ed Glob11 =~ ::;:!r~ ~~ l:.A: ,1:15:, 92829 f)(opotaf "'811 bt con-C*tl ol Orange Courtly ~nc~~~lo, tht coort w'tlhen four °= ~A .. ~ lhll buelnllt Ill *" aldefed unie.. ICCOl'Q· on 04l'l3l2002 M-olno Mtmbtr monctw from flt date of ...,_,__ ....... p ~ bJ: In ~ penitd by Midi ceehtet"I 2'0HIOOt70 Thi. lllltmtnl Wll !ht fit'll ~ of 1e4. dliceed by .. OOfpOUllOh Heve you atari.o "**-GM!. ot tilclcM(a Daly Piiot .fl.i>t. 25, M41y lfltd with Coun tan u PfO'tldtd In Pro-Heve you alerted dolnf "'°'tlntH ytl? bOnd 2, I!. 10. 2QQ2 JH2§9 C*tl d Or:;. ~ belt Codi MC110f1 9100 doing bullntM ytt? Y~ Apfl ~on .;:,edbid ,.::: • t,: flctttlOUt 8ue6MM on 04l'2el2002 !!: ': ':Wf/4~ = Yp~I02 Aftel!ment Thll *""*" wu on I bltnlt rorm ...._ l•lllMftt n... Pi04 ~2tt011M four ~ frotft !ht '°'*''" lllecl wlll .,. ~ ~ ~ b Cf1V o1 Tht fOloWlllG penons _, .... , 2 9· 18• h41rlng dllt noticed JoM I.~. Pr• a..tc d °'9IOI ~ 04*9 Mlle and II made .,. ~ ~ II 2;) a<J02 TtgOa abovl O.nt on CW1tmlO:f ' In aocordlnOI wW1 Ifie SI, M1t1haw'1 '1ctlllout luelntet YOU MAY £)(AMINE !Na ......,_.. wat llOllHllN prowi11ont ol 11'1• MonlMIOri, 2300 FO«f ,.,.. ,.,.......,. tht 1111kepiby111 COUit fllecl 1""' Ill County • Dally Plol Mt, 25.. MIY Pl'OOOMI '""""*"' Aotcl, ~ 8Hct\, Tilt fOllowlng, perlON " you 1ra a P9l90ll n. ~ r:J Ol-arllll County 2. I. a IP'R Jb211t !Each blddef mui.t CA IV'04 na ~ tlf"ttd In Iha ....... ~ ~ 1 "I" IQINEAAL Newport Harbor 11t10dolng • you IM}. ni. _, lhl ...... 1tl4 ,.... ........ 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