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Home My WebLink About2002-06-19 - Orange Coast Piloti SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM • Residents in Newport Coast continue hounding county officials to explain where chunks of tax money collected since the 1980s has gone. ...... c. ....... DAILY PILOT NEWPORT COAST -More than $420,000 set aside in the late 1980s to improve library services for residents rep~eftly was funneled into an ~· 1ejo library inst~ad. Another $3~ , r 1 that was supposed to build a sheriff's substation reportedly improved the Aliso Viejo substation. Residents want to know why. These two items are just part of a list of questions being prepared for county officials that aims to get to the bottom of a $50-million question about bow and where Newport Coast taxpayer money was spent in the 1980s and '90s. Residents plan to present their specific questions to the county in about 60 days in the hopes of find- ing out whether millions of dollars in assessment district taxes and some developer fees were spent on their intended purpose and area. Unlike an open-ended set of questions residents posed in spring 1999 that turned up •unsatisfacto- ry• answers more than a year later, the current inquiry intends to pin down county officials with specific dates, fund names, projects and dol- 14{ amounts. •These things have never been fully explained,• said Jerry Ross, a member of the Newport Coast Advisory Committee's finance sub- committee, which is leadmg the inquiry. •we Just want the county to explain what they did.• The library and sheriff's substa- tion were pa.id for by the lrvme Co. in the form of developer fees ear- marked specifically to benefit Newport Coast residents. While it could be argued that the Aliso Viejo fad.lities serve the community, many residents say 1t would have made more sense to put the money into the Newport Beach library system or a closer county library. In fact, a 1998 county report sho~ that some of the Irvine Co. funds helped bwld the Newport Beach Central Library on Avomdo Avenue. Assistant City Manager Dave Kitt said the city didn't receive any of th.ts money . Some residents cU.ao say.; that building a Newport Coast llieriff'• substation would have better served the community's resident.I tbul improving facilities in Ali.lo Viejo would. In addition to the issues of tbe library and substation, up to $10 mil- lion used to build a portion d ~ SEE COAST PAGE AA Newport leadevs seek JWA curfew througn--2020 •Officials are proposing five more years of night flight bans than originally discussed during talks to extend the airport's settlement agreement. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - City leaders have added five years to the nighttime curfew in a proposal to extend flight restrictions at John Wayne Airport, potentially securing protection against the roar of jets over houses m the city through io20. Under the te rms of a pro- posed exte nsion, whlch would continue the fllght lim- its through Dec. 31. 2015, the airport's curlew couldn't be changed by the Orange County Board of Supervisors until l>ec. 31, 2020. That gives the city five more years than was included m the first draft extension that was ten- tatively approved Feb. 26. Add.mg to the curlew pro- vision was intended to give residents llVlng under the fught path more peace of mind, officials said. PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAllY Pit.OT From left. Wth-graden Seu Donovan, Randi Fullen and Undsay Zotovtch cheer a classmate Tuesday during the W~ Through the American Revolution program at Harbor View Elementary School In Newport Beach. The curlew, put in place in the late t 960s, was added to the 1985 settlement agree· ment that led to the installa- tion of a bevy of controJs on flights, noise and develop- ment at the a.irport. SEE JWA PAGE A4 This el~ss is history Harbor Wew Elementary School students get outfitted for a reenactment of the American Revolution Deirdre Newman DAILY PILOT C olonial settler Nancy Morgan Hart tricked a group of Tories who came to her house with guns and demanded food. She plied lhe Tortes with alco- hol, took one of their guns and held them hostage until reinforcements arrived. How did she maintain con- trol over the Tories with one gun? She was cross-eyed, so the terrified Tories all thought she was aiming at them. This amusing, historic sce- nario was acted oulon Tuesday at Harbor View Elementary School in Newport Beach as part of the Walk Through the American Revolution program. The reen- actment enabled fifthiJTaders to re-aeate early American history, complete with cos- tumes and British accents. ·1 think it really soll~es their feelings about Amertca, • teacher Linda Wawra said. •1t develops their respect for his- tory.• SEE HISTORY PAGE AS Councilman's appea1l raises tempers • Gary Monahan apologizes for questioning Costa Mesa Planning Commission 's authority and hears about it from peers. ............. DAllY PILOT COSTA MBSA -What started a a requert to clarify the authori· ty of the Planning Comm''lion on Monday turned lnto • chaotic ctil· a.Aon ln Which inotiftl were ~. feelingl were hurt Ud cxmlmed llllldmla wJIQ9d an d.aul ........ ID 1nar·ol a 1aW tbllt .. -....... comkter-..... CcWd'iD• a..y Maaahan =•d•••• ........... ,,_ P 10a ' ,,.._.. ond-story addition by a -'-1 vote, with Planning Commission Cbauwoman Katrina Foley dis· sen ting. The commission • direded city planning staff to commence preparation of a zoning code amendment to regulate view preservation,• according to a staff report. But u the discussion of the luue progressed, it seemed it would have been batter suited for the big top than council cbamben. Monahan began bit pr98Dta· tion by aprwlng bil concern that IWlen wwe lpll~ valuable tlmeand~GD .. ~tlMd Mft nat cc tbe b'r I g al tbe Cly He ....... it tblt no -. lblD lout hoan al ...,. ... .._..tobelpmlan Sll#NAl.MaAI 3-hour budget talk cuts about $1 million • Costa Mesa council majority trims, among other items. proposed energy-saving and fire safety programs in conservative plan. Loltta Harper DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -U the task of balanang personal checkbooks seems daunting, unagine the effort 1t would take to stabilize a multinul- lion-dollar portfolio while fac- tonng m and priontizing pub- lic input and community needs. City Counci.1 members on Monday approved a $101.5- milllon budget after question- ing the necessity of various ilPj11S, gathering public opin- ion and debating among themselves. The three-hour budget discussion showed only a small portion of the budget balancing act and resulted in more than $1 million m cuts. Councilwoman Libby Cowan did not endorse the reduced budget becaute it cut an aggressive $185,000 energy·saving program for city traffic lights and a $50,000 educational safety house for the Fire Department. The 2002-03 budget pre- sents a $7.2-million tncreae -or 7 .64 % -ewer ib 2001--02 SEE BuoortMGE M Scenes from a breach mrlh of politi<:s I f you're of the mind that local politics and turf wan occupy the same end of the Richter scale aa, say, a game of patty- cake, then oonsider this: 'Ibey neerty bad to carry Coeta Mesa City Councoman Gary Monahan out of coundl c:bamberl on a stretcher In the wee boun of 1\Jeldey motnlng. Probably they're ltOJ ~~blood. And ..mg bow ill a tough ad tcnppt ldib blOke, th.II ii laying .....,_"'about just bow bue knuclmd ....... bu ................... Pul .... __, _ ... Ja'l'll ............ _ ... ...... est r' r-1111 a d II r' m 185 .a.I.. fll a.. .......... • 22 .. .. 's: I -'·-'---·- • .. . . A2 w.dnesday, June 19, 2002 - I' p&e • cbenca to 1ell and buy tt.emt for a split pre&. with funds gojng to the orpriiution. •Tbe more antmall we Mve, the IDOS9 JD00eY for kitten formula, food and rnedJdnet we need,• Pfaff-Martin l&ld. •Buying 01' telllng IOm9th1Dg on our new opnsSgnmeDl page will make a difference In a k>C:lal animal's tile.• Peaehy Peachy, a 6-)'Mf-old spayed cat who loves having her back la'Mcbed by the f amlly dog and het boulem• George, an orange tabby, wUl be up tor adoption this week.end alongside tut week'• Pet of tbe Week, Droopy the baaet hound, Mid DiAnna Pfaff-Martin, founder of tbe Community Animal Network. The network bat established a •Con11gn Online for AnimaJB• on its Web lite to give peo· FOR A GOOD CAUSE See other anlm4JI aHile ble for adoption at www.animalnetwork.org or It.op by Ruuo'• pet atore at fashion Ialend between noon and • p.m . on weekends. Information; (949) 759-3646, or write to the Community Animal Net)\'ork at P.O . Box 8662, Newport Beach, CA 926~. OQily Pilot . : GEnlNG INVOLVED •GETTING INVOUIED rum period- lcally In the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd like information on adding your organization to this list. call (949) 574-4298. AMERICAN HOME HEALnt HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs vol- unteers to give emotional sup- port to terminally ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. Training is provided. (714) 550-0800 or (800) 540-2545. port. No experience ts neces-. : sary. Training will be provid-. ed. (949) 588-1414. ASH -MOBtlE MEAlS Call (949) 642--6060 to help Friends in Service to Humanity assist with the" Mobile Meals program and provide ongoing emergency assistance to those in need. Both always seek volunteer assistance in a variety of areas. (949) 645-8050. • LAGUNA GREENBELT lfC. Volunteers are ne·e~o .. assist Laguna st Wilderness Paik s~ d • . James Dilley Preser\tl aff. · and docents with hiker regis- tration and ge neral public orl-... · entation. (949) 488-0287. • NEWPORT BEACH PREMIERE ONEMA GUILD Herald Spies BRAILLE INSTITUTE'S ORANGE COUNTY aNTER The nonprofit organization is looking for volunteers with a basic knowledge of Windows 95198, Microsoft Word and a willingness to learn the adap- tive equipment used by its students to participate in var- ious activities al the Oasis SenioI Center in Corona del Mar. Volunteers will tutor legally blind adult students with the use of computers and other adaptive technolo- gy. Mary Johnson, (714) 821- 5000, Ext. 2113. COSTA MESA POUa DEPARTMENT Seniors 55 and older are invit- ed to help staff the Westside substation. Volunteers a.re asked to work two four- hour daytime shifts per week and are responsible for answering phones, bicycle registration, fingerprinting, data entry and assisting with other citywide projects. Seniors who can speak both Spanish and English are also needed. Call for an applic.a- tion. Fred Gaeck.ler, (714) 754-5208. The Newport Beach Premiere • · Cinema Guild, which sup-, ports the Newport Beach Film Festival, is looking for new· • members. Interested candi-, dates should want to help fur- ther an artistic and cultural heritage in the community, • - should have a love of cinema and a willingness to raise awaieness of the film festival. (949) 253-2880. I f you've bee" to Christ Lutheran C hurch in Costa Mesa, you've probably met Herald Spies. He might have been one of the first fa ces you saw walking in. He rrught have handed you a program and suggested to you a good seat. Doing his service f or the church said. "It's harder, as the church gets larger, because you have so many new people,• the usher said. ·And some people, you never see because they go to a different service.· the number of people attending the service. The head usher at the church for somewhere between 20 and 30 years -he's not sure -the Costa Mesa resident says he volunteers his time every Sunday because "it's tho During the service, he and his fel- low ushers will collect the offering, bring the baskets to the pastor so he can bless them and then take them to a safe place. But when it comes to the congre- gants he does see, Spies said he is always happy to see familiar, as weU as new, faces. The 73-ycar-old has even passed on the duty to his family. His son ushers at the church and so does his grand.son. Lord's work.• ·And it's something I can do that J know how to do,• Spies said. "And I've been· doing 1t. • His duties as an us her include greeting people, handing out what he calls •bulletins,• directing people to seals (especially when it gets crowded) and taking a head count of After the service. the ushers straighten out the pews, and clean up dropped programs and whatever else might be littering the floor. Spies is on a rotation for the cleaning service, as the church has four ser- vices every weekend. •rm not one of the elders, I'm not one of the offidals in the church,• Spies said. •And I need to be doing something.• ALMANAC DUI ARRESTS The fol/owing people have been arrestx!d ~on .sus- pidon of drl)l#ng the influenm of.,, lncoldrMlt. They have ~ beett MreStt!d on sus-pidon • afme .wxt as wfth all surpem. are consk#red Innocent Ullti/ proved guilty. NEWPORT llACH SUNDAY Peter Alexander Armstrong. 41, Newport Buch Hector Luis Vergara, 26, Santa Ana SATURDAY Daniel Patrick McAdam, 28, Newport Beach THURSDAY Charles Anthony Nattrass, 45, Costa MeY· Sherry Lv~ ~n. 38. Irvine Porfirio Mof-eno Seldana, 44, Santa Ana Daa,aot VOL I& NO. 179 The best part about serving his church is meeting new people, Spies -Story by Young Chang; photo by Greg Fry JUNE 12 Karttn Evelyn Nilsson, 23, Chino Hills Russell Traub, 24, New York REAL ESTATE TUNSACTIONS COSTA MESA 1874 Parkuest Drive, $350,000 2013 Meyer Place, S278,000 683 W. Wilson St., S283,000 2182 Maple Ave., S237,000 2160 San Michel Drive East B, S240,000 444 Costa Mesa St., S490,000 1164 G~agles Terrace, S432,500 NEWPORT IEACH 22 Colonial Drive, $1.34 mil· lion 24 Long Bay Drive, $950,000 3115 Corte Unda, $500,000 2 Sea Island Drive, S570,000 33 SU ISiand Drive, $350,000 17 ftue Fontainbleau, $363,ASS 2108 Fuentes, $522,500 • .. ,. .... M Dweoor M)S7<MZ2A P...IMl~rJ-toffl ..... MaCNI*. ";;~ ecn ..,._,...cim. com -·lift o....,.-.. 0""9 ...... *" '"*"" CMtl S7<Mllt _....,..,..,,~ --~--0 ..... ~ e.dt~ ..,,574412 Jww.aaf "'* .,..,_ Qllll --.o.. ~,..---11....._ ,...,, ..... , __ ....... ,_,_ ... ...., .... ~ ... --- ~ .... , .... , __ °"" .... ~ ::.1MoG11 .....,.,.,tr -...... _ ................... , ... L M P 911 ..... --. ..... --. ....... ••am:• m s .- 0 -s NEIGHBORS Two students from St. Joachim School in Costa Mesa, Jflff O'lllWt and Wiii Claoll, were honored by the American Lung Assn. of Orange County for their submissions to the group's poster and poetry c.on- test. The contest was geared toward edtJc.ating younger gen- erations on air quality and asked students to submit art- wort that depicted what dean air means to them. O'Brien won first place In the preschool through kindergarten categoty, and Croc* won second. The stu- dents were given their awards at the annual Clean Air Awatd ceremony he6d ~ 29 .... The National Asvl. of F ight lnstructOfl designated Costa Mesa resident Mlc:h..e C. Church a master certlflGlt.ed flight lnstructor-aerobatk. Of nearly 81,000 flight Instructors in the United States, fewer tt.'I 300 of them have receNed the same distinction. Churd'I, one of READQ$ HOTUNE (949) 64U086 R4K«d your comments about the Daily Pilot °' news tips. ADQllSS Our 9ddfN Is ]JO W. ~St., Cotta Mesa. CA 92627. Off~ houfl are MoncMy -Frldty. 8:30 a.m. • s p.m. me-mom It Is .. fitlot"s potlc:y to P' Ofnpdy '°"'9Ct .. , tn'On of wbNnal. ...... c.111 (M9) 57<M23J. m ""~ IMcM-.I .... -,...CU9'1-, ..... ~,." .... .. '"N:lwpOl't leldl ... c.. ...... Mlta"3ti0f• ............. .. ta*"t• n. 111111110..,a..r ... JSMM,, .,. ...... ., ................. '-..... .. .,.... ....... .... ................... ,. ................. == _.,,,...,...., .. ............ _. ... .-.. ... *''-... Jeff O'Brien W11I Crook 18 California aviation educators to receive the designation, was chosen for his ongoing commit- ment to excellence, professional growth and service to the avia- tJon community.~ Hunblinan ~rad from the University o San D~ on May 26, earning his bacN s degree in communications. The Corona del Mar High School graduate received the Americ.an Humanities certtflc.ate with a leadership minor. Huntsman was also a staff writer for the stu- dent newspaper, The Vista. •.• The Costa Mes&-based law finn Albert. Welland & ~ UP welcomed John M. Fw* Into the flnn. Funk Is a magna cum ~ No-stOf~ lllultt• dom. edlt«i.I mtttlf Of .a..rtite- IMfltl hlfeln CM1 be reproduc:ed with· out written Pl'miulon af copyright own.. HOW to JIEAOt us CJtQMdon The TIMW Orefl941 County CIOO> 252·9141 MNM • a.lfled (M9) 642-5671 ~ (M9) 642-021 ......... ... .,,Ml~ ... (Ml) 574-422l ...W. F• (941) MM170 5poftl ,. (f4I) MG-0170 l...il:~a.rt llllROtllm ....,_ OMc. (141) IG~t luillMll ,_ (1411) U 1·7'• ______ ,_ __ CRJSIS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM INC. The nonprofit organization is seeking volunteers for its expand.lng trawna response program. Some volunteers assist law enforcement, fire- fighters and emergency-type responders by providing emotional first aid and sup- port to injured or traumatized people. Other volunteers pro- vide dispatch and ofHce sup- laude gradu- ate from \Nhittier Law Sdlool and is also an active member of the State Bar of California. the Orange JohnM. County Punk Britu~ • Forum the Orange County Bar Ast .•.. Sgt. 1st aass Fr-* _,,._ • whose family lives In Costa Mesa, was awarded the Anny Commendation MecW f()( his service in Operation Noble Eagle. Narvaez seM!d on the Kansas National Guard Airport Security Detail as pert of the anti-terrorist operation through March. . . . Orange Coast COiiege's student government posts for the 2002-03 academic year include five members of the As.sodated Students Board of Trustees and four gowm. ment offlmn.. The students include,.... lcmfcM• as stu- dent l:>o6,i president, Mm d 111 M OPERA PAOFlC The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a support group for . Opera Pacilic, has activities for volunteers. (949) 474- 4488. ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM Of ART Learn more about art and share with your community by becoming a docent at the Orange County Museum of Art. A docent is a volunteer who guides adults and school groups through the galleries and leaches about the muse- um's collections and exhibi- tions. (949) 759-1122, Ext. 204. PRIME DYNAMICS Prime Dynamics, a Newport Beach nonprofit organization for the 99 and younger set, needs volunteers for its pro- grams. (949) 262-7300. =.,as vice president Robert as business manager and Ywtta "-'*-as the Inter- Oub Council president. The elected board members Include a.tie Dinh. Glendll ,....,... ......... Jol•.ea.1, o.llel 1Umw and KAMn v-.. The student government officers will meet week) and will oversee a budget more than $1 million .... ~ Hcwfeld of Newport Beach was named to the dean's list fOf the winter quarter of the 2001- 02 academic year at Northwestern University. She Is a student In the Sdlool of =and plans to transfer to university's journalism school next year. Students named to the dean's list must have maintained a minimum grade-point average of 3.75. • NEIGH90tlt5 spotlights achieve- ments In the community. Please direct nottworthy Information to Chrhtine CMrillo via fax at (949) 646-4170, or wnd .,,,.. to chris· tlM.c.a"llloOfatltMS.com . SUlf AID SUI WEATHER FORECAST The fog wlll greet us ear1y but wlll break off by late morning for yet another monty $Unny day. Highs will re.ch the low to mid-70s In Costa~. wt.lie Newport leach ~ tnfd. to upper &OI. Lows will--., In the upper 50s. The same condition& wm be found throughoui thl ,.. of the weelc. though lows wttl dfp .tew ..... ~end ~· They pkt up • btt this weekend, ho\..wr. •••• ••IJl ....,...,.....,...,_. wlll llghten up this evenl"9. Out farther, a small-craft ACM· sory will be iuued t~ n the north'Nflter1y W'lndi blow 15 to 25 knots, with l· to 6-foot WIWS and a northwett Mell of 4 to6 feet.. sueu: Wave1 will continue their downward trend ~• tti.y r9adt us In the knee-to walst- Ngh r.nge, CondltJona wtll begfn to pk.t up Ftldey. .... ..... ., MMt'41ffridw.orv. 11DIS ...... S:JOun . 11:J1 e.m • ......... I • • 1 Doily Pilot •• Wednetdoy, June 19, 2ocrl AJ 1 Rohrabacher opponent secures notable endorseme t • Long Beach challenger touts support from Rep. Barney Frank, but a spokesman for the congressman dismisses its importance in Orange County. PMll Clinton DAILY PILOT fund-raiser for Schipske on July 20 in Laguna Beach. COSTA MESA -Congressional hopeful Gerrie Schipske has nailed down an endorsement from one of the biggest names in the House of Representatives: Rep. Barney Prank. The Long Beach native bas also secured a local endorsement from Women in Leadership, an Orange County political action committee. That blessing came at a June 6 luncheon at the Pacific Club in Newport' Beach. Frank, a liberal Democrat who has held a Massachusetts seat in the House since 1981, is backing Rep. Dana Rohrabacber's Democratic opponent in the newly aligned 46th District. Scbipske, a nurse, attorney and instructor at Cal State Long Beach, hopes to unseat Huntington Beach's Rohrabacher in the Novembe( gen- eral eledion. She bas run against other Republican incumbents. In 2000, she came within 1 % of unseating former Rep. Steve Hom, In addition to the support. Frank has pledged to attend a private ~ing storm-drain costs not worrying ·Newport Beach • N ew rules that w ent into effect this year will increase city spending by nearly $200,000. J-.wte Ca~rande DAILY PILOl NEWPORT BEACH - The city's $36,000-a-year price tag for adnurustering a storm-drain permit will jump to $224,000 next year, a cost city officials say is well worth the benefit of improved water quality. But the nonmonetary costs to business owners and resi- de nts will come as the biggest shock. owners because, as Councilwoman Nonna Glove r bas pointed out repeatedly, trying to force individuals to change thrur behavior is usually a futile proposition. Instead, city officials wiJJ launch a public educabon campaign and also work with businesses to show them ways to comply with the new rules. Officials also are consider- ing whether to help business· es pay the heftier costs of cleaning their sidewalks now that they can't let any of the water end up in the storm drain. The matter will appear before council members Tuesday when they vote on whether to approve a $224,000 deal with the coun- ty to administer the rules. whose se&t was erased when dis- bids were redrawn. Rohrabachet's newly aligned dis- b1ct includes Costa Mesa and other sectiom of North County, as well as parts of Long Beach and Palos Verdes. -1 think an endorsement by a progressive Democrat helps me,• Schipske said. -He's a respected leader. He's got a great track record on human rights.• Schipske may have run a nail- biter against Hom but unseating Rohrabacher will be a tougher taSk, because the district counts about 45% of its registered voters as Republicans. Hom's district had a Democratic majority. Whether Schipske's more liberal message plays well in the Orange County cities remains to be seen, oblerven Mid. ·u anything, that indicates she 1S well out d the Orange County main· st.ream,• said Aaron Lewis, Rohrabacber's press secretary. "M~usett.I has very little in common with Orange County. It's the epicenter of Ea.st Coast liberalism.• Schipske said she raised $2,600 at the Newport Beach event, St ,000 of wh1ch came from the women's group. Costa Mesa Planning Commission Chairwoman Katrina Foley, who ls runnl.flg for a City Council seat in November, unveiled the endorsement. The qroup also endorsed Republican Channayne Bohman, who failed to unseat Rohrabacher m 1998. Foley, however, decb.ned com- ment when asked if she personally "Basically, it means that any water you use to wash yow sidewalk, your walls, your car is supposed to stay out of the storm drains,• Assistant City Manager Dave Kiff said of the permit. The new rules went into effect in January when the county renewed a permit with the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Board that allows Orange County cities to operate their storm drains. The renewal of the perm.it last year was controversial, with leaders of inland o bes saying the restrictions were too tough and coastal aty leaders a rguing for even tougher rules. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS input on a proposed law that is pend- ing formal approval by the counol. ln trying to get people to comply with the new rules, officials will emphasize edu- cation over enforcement. The bulk of the responsibility will be focused toward business • , ' Newport Beach was the sole city in Orange County to offer solid s upport of the rules. Other cities that wor- ried they wouJd be too costly to enforce complained that the rules require increased street sweeping and cleaning of storm-drain catch basins. Meeting set on rules for recreational vehicles Costa Mesa will host a town hall meeting tonight regarding recreation- al vehJcles before returning the long- debated issue to the City Cound.J for final action. The meeting will focus on proposed regulabon for recreational vehicles on public streets and seeks to gain public SABATINO'S Lunch • Dinner• Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please call fOf hours, directions & reservations. : (949) 723-0621 : Over the past si.x months, the City Counol has constdered vanous regu- lations to reduce the number of recre- ational vehicles parked on public streets. The most rece nt proposal, which gained overwhelnung preluni- nary support from counoJ members, is based on Newport Beach's sunilar Law and calls for a citywide ban of motor homes on public streets, with a 24 - hour exception for loading and unloading. rupported SchiplM for the .... She did say Robrabaebm'. whole dimtd af!tlt» is in Hunttngton Beach, bam't been accessible to Cotta • Mesa residents. Gerrie Schlpske "J feeJ he has not been there for Ca.lo Mesa,• Poley Mid. "1 haven't .-a bbn very involved (in the city's --). • Rohrabacher does Oy bKk· to Huntington Beach every weeltond to visit the district and swf a few waves, Lewis said . •That's absurd,• Lewis Mid about the charge that Rohrabacber is an absentee congressman. •ffe'• there every week.• Megan O'ICeele, 2, gets a ride with dad Patrick and sister Kate, 8, throagla tbe Newport Dunes Walea1ront Resort. SEAN Hll.LER I OM.YPllOT A portion of the proposed ordi- nance -mandabng more loading or unloading bme m exceptional cases - bas been called mto quesbon as 1t has different interpretations to different people. City Manager Allan Roeder and representatives from the Police Department and o ty attorney's office will moderate the meeting. The town hall meeting will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1945 Park Ave. "' -.,, "" .. -• .. 2! • .. .. .. .. l!f' .. • -.. .. ,, .. .. -.. -.. ... .. • A4 Wedu!!doy. June 19, 2002 PUILIC SAFETY POLICE FILES COSTAMISA • Avoc..do ~A vet.Ide bu19lary was reported In the 200 blodt at 7:24 •.m. Monday. • AvoadD Stl.e: An auto theft was reported In the 300 block at 9:31 a.m. Monday. • lrt.tol S'"9t: A 33-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of burglary at South Coast Plaza at t t:U a.m. Monday. •Bristol Street Vandalism was reported at South Coast Plaza at 4: 12 p.m. Monday. • HMt»or 9oulevwd and MKArthw ~A bur- glary vehicle was reported near the lntersed:lon at 6:38 p.m. Monday. • u ,_.. PIMe: Anlmal cruel· ty was reported In the 300 blodt at 2:37 p.m. Monday. • Mliple Awnue: Vandalism was ~ported In the 1900 block at 6:16 p.m. Monday. ·~Avenue: BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Police arrest drug offender at school Costa Mesa police arrested a 30-year-old registered drug offender Monday morning on the grounds of TeWinkle Middle School on suspi- cion of trespassing on school property. Physical education teachers spotted Alexie Rodriguez about 9:20 ~·Vl· sleeping under a tree on the school's field, which borders Iowa Street. When a security gud!d asked him to leave the cdmpus at 3224 Caillomia St., he just moved over to the next tree and laid bdck down, Principal Jeff Gall said. Police officers who later arrived at the scene also found a hypodermic needle, considere d to be drug paraphernalia, in his possession, said Costa Mesa Police Lt. Dale Birney. Rodriguez did not come into contact with any stu- dents, GalJ said. A wire fence borders the field, but Gall said school officials do not have much control over securing the campus after school because the fields are jointly used by the city of Costa Mesa for Little League baseball and other activibes. Lifeguards rescue 17 -year-old boy A 17-year-old boy nearly lost his life Tuesday Vandalism was reported In the 2300 block at B:oS a.m. Monday. •,.._....Aw:An MUult was reported In the 1800 blodt at 4:15 p.m. ~· • w.t WlllcM't Street An MAult was reported In the 800 blodt at 2:52 p.m. Monday. lllWPOIT llACH • Amlgo9 Way. Vandalism was reported In the 800 block at 3:36 p.m. Tuesday. • Ciafpof ... Pim: Annoying or obscene phone calls were reported in the 100 blodt at 4:12 p.m. Tuesday. •El Modeeaa Aw~ Hazardous Materials were reported In the 400 blodt at 2:~. Tuesday. • Awnue: Illegal ped- dling was reported In the 1100 block at 11 :54 a.m. Tuesday. • Newport Boulevwd: Objects were reportedly being thrown at vehides at 12:01 p.m. Tuesday. evening after leaping off his bodyboard and getting caught in a rip current, Newport Beach lifeguards said. About 7:10 p.m., life- guards rescued the inex- perienced swimmer as he became exhausted fight- ing the strong current, said Newport Beach Lifeguard Lt. Brent Jacobsen. The body- boarder was about 150 ' yards off the shore at 15th Street when he decided to leap off his board, Jacobsen said. "The unfortunate thing is [he ) got off the (board I,• he said, pointing out that swimmers who have a board should hang on to it to remain afloat while waiting for help. "He was totally inexperienced.· After being pulle9 from the water, the swimmer was taken to Hoag Hospital as a precaution, Jacobsen said . Lifeguards rescued more than 30 of the 50,000 or so beachgoers on Tuesday. he said. All of the victims had trouble with the rip currents and were inexperienced, he said. He suggested that swimmers should swim near a lifeguard, with a companion and during peak times when there are plenty of Weguards on duty. Warming temperatures both in the air and water have begun attracting more visitors to the beach, Jacobsen said. On Sunday. lifeguards res- cued 12 people at the same time and 58 overaU. Summer officially will begin Friday. luxuRY Is Yo~ TODAY! ...AT A VERY AfFORDAB1£ PRlcE ~~ @f l1J1llllRJ1ub 9 F LORAL & G IFTS Home Decor •Accessories Custom Florab 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa Moo-Pri 10:00am..(;:00pm, Sat• SunlO:OOam-S:OOpm Pbone(949)646-6745 .. ~ M•ttre11 Outlet Store ,.,. 3165 ..... Blvd. .... Co9taNee8 • OllC lledl ..... ., ~I 'WT .. (714) 545·7168 l u Daily Pilot Early morning fire damages Newport Beach attic • Officials say the blaze began in a nearby trash can and spread to the Santiago Drive home. Dffpa aharath DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH An early morning fire Tuesday that originated in a trash can caused extensive damage to a Santiago Drive home, officials said. Firefighters received a call about 3:15 a..m. report- ing smoke and flames com- ing from the roof of ,a home in the 2100 block of COAST CONTINUED FROM A1 Coast Drive remains unac- counted for. From assessment district bonds issued in 1988, $40.3 million pa.id for construction of the 6.1-mile Newport Coast Drive. Several yea.rs later, the 'Iransportation Corridor Agency announced it would take possession of the north- ern two miles of that road to make it part of the toll road. The agency reimbursed resi- dents $3.5 million, though a third of the $40-million road- way cost more than $13 mil- lion. The residents who pa.id to build the road now pay tolls JWA CONTINUED FROM A 1 • lf it goes in, it can come out,· Councilman Dennis O'Neil said. ·ordinances can be changed.• Under the curfew, depar- tures are allowed from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday. Arrivals are allowed ·trom 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 11 p .m. Sunday County supervisors and the City Council are sched- BUDGET CONTINUED FROM A 1 predecessor. No programs are scheduled to be cut in the next fiscal year, which will begin July 1. While the dollar amount .of this year's budget is higher than years past, a more conservative lone was taken at the meeting as last- minute cuts were made wherever possible. Ultimately, the expenses that garnered the most scruti- ny remained m the budget while the red pen was taken to other less popular items. An item that made up only a tiny fraction of the city's $100-million budget gar- nered some criticism from audience members -not because of the cost, but on principle. While council members searched for every comer to cut, they over- whelmingly approved a $1,600 raise in council mem- bers' annual salaries. The increase will take effect alter the November election. MTbree of us could be gone by then,• said Councilman Chris Steel, Including himself in the tally because of the pending criminal charges against him alleging election violations. Councilman Gary Monahan defended the increase, saying it is obvious that a seat on the cound.l is not a get-rich-quick scheme. •Nobody up bere does it for the money. and lf they do they are cracked.• Monahan said. The council last received a raise four ye4J"S ago. The new increase wm raile the month- ly stipend by $138, bringing the annual salary from $7,·UO to$9,096. In addition to rewarding the city leadershJp pOlitiont, the approved budget c:alll for an additional suporvilor in the Costa Mesa Police Santiago Drive, Newport Beech fire officials said. A 'neighbor from across the street reportedly made the 911 call. The homeown- er, meanwhile, became alerted by a neighbor and was outside when the Fire Department arrived, offi- cials said. Once at the scene, fire- fighters saw the fire had spread up the exterior of the house, onto the roof and into to use tha.t portion of it. And yet another area of concern has come to light. Residents who asked in March 2000 for funds to build a footbridge to Newport Coast Elementary School were told by a representative of the county that the $30 mil- lion residents thought was there had been reimbursed to the taxpayers. According to documents prepared by the county chief executive's office: "There was $30.1 million in interest from unused construction funds in the Irvine Coast Assessment District. The money was dispersed back to the property owners and their assessments were decreased by 24 percent.• uled to consider the exten- sion deal at separate meet- ings on Tuesday. The Airport Working Group and Stop Polluting Our Newport, both part of the original agree- ment, must also sign off on the deal. To replace the 1985 restric- tions, which are set to expire at the e nd of 2005, city and county leaders have crafted a pack.age that would probably lead to minor increases in flight activity at the airport. The deal allows the county to increase the noisiest daily flights from 73 to 85, the nu.m- be.r of gates from 14 to 18, the annual passenger limit from Department. A proposed sergeant position was one of the hot debate topics at Monday's meeting, with some council members ques- tioning its necessity given the seemingly unfilled ranks on the force. It was argued that the department did not need another position when it could not fill the ones it had. Costa Mesa Police Capt. Tom Wamack explained that while 10 patrol positions are open at the department, there are at least a dozen reauits enrolled in the police acade- my poised to fill those spots. Police Chief Dave Snowden lobbied the council for the additional position, saying his department need- ed more officers in a supervi- sory capacity. MWe definitely need super- vision," Snowden said. "In cases like Los Angeles [Police Department), we've found out what happens when you are not minding the store." Another hot topic was a proposed $50,000 gift to South Coast Repertory for the naming rights of one of its new classrooms. Residents chastised council members for even considering the donation when other worthy items were hitting the cutting room floor. Resident Ernie Peeny pointed out that the dty already wotved $200,000 in traffic fees for the Orange County Performing A.rtl Center Jut year -money that could have been invest- ed in broken neighborhood streets. She pointed out that $250,000 has been handed to South Coa.tt Repertory in the past year. M Seems to me that ju.st because we are the City of the Arts, whatever the arts wants, the arts gets,• Feeny said. •A quarter ol a million is a big chunk ol money.• Martin Benson, South Coatt's artiatic director, defended the donation, 1&y· ' ' the attic. They attacked the flames from the outside and checked the interior of the attic to ensure the fire bad not spread further. Ceilings were pulled down to help extinguish the fire, which had spread inside the home. Officials said the fire started in a trasb can next to the home. They said the homeowner told fire offi- cials she had discarded fire- place aJShes in the trash ear- lier. Most of the damage from the fire was confined to the outside ·wan, roof and attic Resident Steve Fink, who headed tbe effort to build the footbridge, said he never saw any such reduction on his tax bill. That county document marked the end of the effort to build the $1.5-million to $4-milllon footbridge, which would have allowed children safer access to the elemen- tary school. MWe just want to find out the truth," Fink said. Added to several other issues, the amount of money at the center of the residents' inquiry now comes to about $50 million. But with the city of Newport Beach in their cor- ner, the community's resi- dents might have a better chance of getting clear 8.4 million to 9.8 million and the number of cargo flights from two to four. Supervisors have voiced their support for the proposal, which was put together by Newport Beach leaders. Offioals with both the work- ing group and Stop Polluting Our Newport also have said they support ~t. "This agreement has been pushed by the Board of Supervisors,• airport spokesman Justin McCusker said. "Everybody's in agree- ment on it.• Despite the locaJ optimism, concerns still remain over public threatt by an airlines ing the theater group partici- pates in a number of commu- nity-and school-based pro- grams. Benson said $50,000 would gamer 1,000 Costa Mesa-dedicated seats at the new theater and a classroom named after the city. Councilwoman Karen Robinson asked Benson if the addltional $50,000 was required to gel any name recognition or if the previous waiver of $200,000 would be • area. Smoke and water damage, however, was exteruive inside. 1\venty-six firefighters from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa responded with five engines, two trucks, a para.medic unit and a battaJ. ion chief, and they fought the fire for a little more than 10 mJnutes. After a safety check by city officials and Southern Calilornia Edison, the owner was allowed to return to the home, officials said. No financial estimate was avail· able on the damage. answers to their questions than they did when they tried it alone in 1999. The city pledged its help in the inquiry as part of its annexa- tion agreement with Newport Coast. M~an Beacham of the county chief executive·~ office said it is a top priority to answer residents' questions in a quick and thorough ffidJ\· ner. "I'm the person those questions will be directed toward; I will get those ques· tions answered a.s quickly as possible,· Beacham sa.id. • JUNE CASAGRANDE cover~ Newport Beach. She may be reached at (949) 57~232 or by e-mail ell june.casagrandeOlatimes.com. trade group to sue to overturn any extension of flight lirruts. Also, Federal Aviation Administration leaders have been noticeably absent from the debate, leading deal makers to fear the regulator will preempt tbe agreement. ·1rs a good deal if it can be enforced,• said Barbara Llchman, the executive direc- tor of the working group. "In that way, it would be a sweet deaJ. • • M UI. OJNTON covers the envi- ronment. John Wayne Airport and politics. He may be reached at (949) 7~330 or by e-mail at paul.clm- tonO/atlmes.com. enough. In the scheme of things, $250,000 is a relatively small donation, Ben.son said. And while Costa Mesa would get some recognitiorl. the amount would depend largely on the continued generosity of the city, he said. • LOUfA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 57~275 or by e-mail at lolita.harp ~rO/atl~com. ' • . .. ·" Doily Pilot ... ~.June 19, 2002 ~ . . t -I ~ . . Sanitary district postpones decision on sewage waiver The Costa Mesa Sanitary District postponed a decision Monday on whether to support a federal sewage waiver for the county sewer agency. Board members unanimously agreed to delay the decision a week, to just two days before the Orange County Sanitation District decides whether to BRIEF LY IN THE NEWS chase the waiver. N"me cities have lined up to oppose the waiver, which allows the district to discharge 240 million gallons of partially treated sewage into the ocean. ,The city councils of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach oppose the waiver. Members of Costa Mesa's sewer agency, which operates independently from the City Council, said they want· ed more information before making a decision. The county's sanitary d.istnct IC.bed· uled a study session ror today to d.iscwJs the waiver, review treatment options and costs, as well as listen to public input. Costa Mesa's sanita.ry board member, Jim Perryman, holds a seat on the 25· member county's agency. Ferryman did not return calls for comment. Board member Greg Woodside was absent from Monday's meeting. OUltMIALSAltE A TRIP TO MEXICO ,, . ~: HISTORY · Revolutionary battle, such as the one that occurred at Lexington. Lindsay Zotovich, t 1, stood out frolXl the colonial crowd -which was mostly dressed in black -with a bright red dress. Her cos· · tume represented Abigail Adams. Lindsay said she enjoyed the opportunity to immerse herself in the colo- nial era. And th~ parents who had ringside seats to Tuesday'' reading of the Declaration of Independence said they were impressed with the richness of the experience. CONTINUED FROM A 1 The fifth-grade social studies cumculum revolves around U.S. history. Students have studied the colonial period for the past two months. Preparations for the reen- actment started about three weeks ago when the three "The kids d ecide what they should do based on history,• Wawra said. They also chose a char- acter lo portray during the reenactment and an area of colonial expertise. . , fifth-grade classes were divided into three teams While the Egyptian Walle Through program has kids coming to school in togas and sandals, the Revolution inspires tricorn hats, knick· ers and loafers with buckles on them. . . aJ\d prepared to act out a .. APPEAL CONTINUED FROM A 1 something that does not have council endorsement. "The general idea is that we need to get a rein on what our staff is pursuing,· Monahan said. "If the Planning Commission has an idea, I welcome it, but I wet- . come it as a recommenda- tion.• Monahan argued that city employees are already charged with vanous -and at ti.mes daunting -projects, and additional assignments were causing friction and resentment among depart· ment heads. The councilman said he would have rather the commission submitted a recommendation for the City Council to research the issue. Not all of his council col- leagues agreed. Mayor Linda Dixon and Councilwoman Llbby Cowan defended the commission's motion and harshly criticized Monahan for raising the issue. "I think this is a big to-do about something because someone didn't like the idea of a view ordmance, • Cowan LINES CONTINUED FROM A 1 Twas just trying to address policy and get some uniformity.' -Costa Mesa Councilman Gary MoMhaln said. Cowan also questioned bow the commission could recommend an idea to the council without any infonn'a- tion from staff. Planning Commission Chairwoman Katrina Foley and Planning Commissioner Bill Perkins, who are both running for City Council seats in November, were on hand to offer their take of the alleged infraction. Foley defended the com· mission's actions, saying she made a motion to have plan- ning staff consider a possible view ordinance and come back to the commission at a study session. Commissioners unanimously supported the motion, Foley said. She and her fellow com- missioners were not trymg to already stretched thin. Some in City Hall privately were siding with the two-term councilman, pointing to a long-standing council policy chair come fall. lt's the shape that legislative projects and and skew of these little policies demanding more klatches of common thought than four hours of staff time that have opposing interests require a nod from the City worried. And so we can say Council. Nevertheless, politics -and with it con-Planning Commission trasting notions or what this Chairwoman Katrina Foley city is to become -is making -who took the brunt of for a messy and painful Mona.ban's broadside -said breach birth of Costa Mesa's in an interview Tuesday that future. her reading of that policy Now that's not to say any turned up no convincing evi- of this is wrong or that this dence that it applies to the awkward course is flawed. It Planning Commission. merely makes for a colorful Aside from the obvious and contentious remake of turf battle that unfolded Costa Mesa. What we bad here, Monahan's history of Monday evening into swatting down excess gov- Tuesday is evidence of this. emment regulations that Monahan, bothered by a cramp what folks can do May 28 Planning with their property clearly Commission vote that mobi· says a lot about the cut of his Uzed city staff to begin political jib. And so that b e exploring the nuances of an . moved to quell this one sur· ordinance that would protect prised no one who knows the views of homeowners him. from the ambitious second-That includes Planning story additions of their Commissioner and City neighbors, appealed the Council-candidate Bill move to his council col-Perkins, Monahan'• political leagues. It would be a clum· twin, who publicly becked sy use of staff time to tum him and mildly c:b.ided bis dirt on a view ordinance was commtwkn col1eegues dur· one of his gripes, when the ing the council .essioD for council hadn't given any stgn overstepping their authority. lt was interested in ldck:in9 Th.ii de8plta the fad be one around. let alone adopt· voted wllb bis metee et their ing one. And be openly May 28 coalab to look into a questioned whether the com· view ca•••WIC'. Clearly, mission bad the authority though. Pwklw' public sup- under the city's munldpal port of Mjlehen revealed code to direct staff to draw hill hope tlaat Monahan wW up new ord.ioances. take a Db•• tldrcl temYu .. Now Mooahan ii not be ca...,... to take Mayw known for soft-balling what Linda Obm'I c:.Uir. he'• think:lng. He threw bard Peltim' dear poHtk:king Inside pitches under the didn't 099llbadow the other commluion's chin in pre19 Politi~. ~~ev:mu~ reports, implying t.ba.t it WU &rff-. presaing the envelope ol its Cowan and Planntng t authority without the coun· ~ ~ ? • dl'I bletling and UD.DeCel• n.u .... a--r -._._ • " NriJY tytng up It.elf nllOll1t9 holding Momw up wbiJe PLUG IN I ·we have to memorize a lot of parts, but it's so worthwhile because we get to go back in history and learn so much,• Lindsay said. •vou feel like you're that person.• usurp authority from the council members but rather trying to •reduce a layer of bureaucracy~ by filtering out the minutia often found at the preliminary levels of some city issues. •Once it gets up to you, you will have a more clean and compact package,• Foley said. Perkins had a different view. He complimented Foley on her leadership but argued the commission bas gotten itsell involved with too many ordinances and lost its planning focus. The com- mission and staffers are well aware of the four-hour limit, Perkins said, but commis- sioners often push that boundary. While city officials passed the blame, confused Aviemore and Glen Eagle terrace residents -who stayed past midnight -lined up lo convince the council of the importance of a view ordinance. Dixon repeatedly renund- ed speakers that the actual Jaw was not on the agenda for the evening, but some residents could not hold back their support for one. Resident Sonya Ables the other mugged him for stirring up, by their measure, a tempest in a thimble. Foley argued that the commission never directed the staff to draft a view ordinance, only that they research and "con· sider" one. Whether that's the case is unclear. The staff report on the matter and Monahan's appeal applica- tion say the commission directed staff to commence preparing a •zorung code view ordinance.~ But the cotn.mlSSion's May 28 min· utes reveal only a directive lo "research" and "consider" such a Jaw. Por her part. Foley said the comrruss1on would never hatch a legislative initiative without havmg some sense that there would be City Council support to kick it around. Indeed, she con- firmed that she had chatted with some members of the council about the appeal of the Westside bluffs remodel· ing project that had sparked talk of an ordinance protect- ing peoples' views. And Foley said there was general agreement from the council members she spoke with that it was a concept worth exploring. Poley, a recently announced candidate for Qty Council. didn't say who thoee members were. But there's widespread comen· 1U1 lbat she's generally like minded with Mayor Unda Olxoo and Cowan u to the dty'• dirediOl'l. Th.ii little duet-up revealed u much. •• •Quality Senice .... "I think it's more fun than learning from a book,• said Kathleen McAdams, whose daughter Erin played the part of Martha Washington. •0 Ni Eotatairuaau•- • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers edu- cation. She may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newmanOlatimes.com. endorsed a view ordinance but used most of her time to condemn the council. "This is an internal issue, not a public issue.· she said. "This was not an appropriate forum to have this discussion. There is a lot of internal stuff going on, and I ju~t hope you will be able to hear us f when the issue does come back to the council I.· rvtonahan conceded defea't and apologized for addressing the issue, callmg it a misunderstanding. • r was just trying lo address policy and get some uniformity,• he said. Councilman Chris rSteµl has also appealed H\e Planning Commission's approval of the second-story addition on Aviemore Terrace. Thal appeal will be heard July 1. • LOLITA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at /olita.harperO/atimes.com. WHY STAY HOME Sunset D i nners <Rjstorante :Mamma qina Monday-Friday: 4:30-6: 15 ..,Lmt~or Cannelloni Alla Flon:ntina (with soup or salad) JUST $10.90 The Real Prime Rib or Fdet Mignon (with soup or salad) JUST $13.90 Sandabs 'Piccata or Salmon Alla Checca (with soup or salad) JUST $12.90 (949) 673-9500 www.mammagina.com 251 East Coast Highway• Newport Beach 1-iot V:,!e~o Q WHAT TO DO. P~ES TO SHOP, ANO WHERE TO LIVE ~a Patty! Surf Crty's Pier 1n The Good l.Jfe. Salting Newport's Coast Peaceful Beauty 1n t.M City of the Arts. Huntington Beacn Lagvna Beach R each Influential People and Affluent Honies Don't miss out -be a part of this special section devoted to things we do, places to shop and wonderful communities to live. The section will be distributed in our three newspapers reaching 78,000 homes in Huntington Harbour, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Newport Coast and Laguna Beach. Publication Dates: Thursday, July 25th (Huntington Beach Independent) Friday, July 26th (Daily Pilot and Coastline Pilot) Call Your Advertising Representative Tc>day! "- GU01I Of M DAY "At the TOC, you have to be on top of your game and ii you're not, they'll jump on top 'of you ... " •IH Redding, CMNLL 0-badcs manager Sports HaD olFame (.l'l .. tKa&ing t.hP 111IHl'fu11111H June 2A honoree Bill WAKEMAN . . . A6 Wednesday, June 19, 2002 Sports lcllor Roger Corison • 949"5744223 • Sports fax: 949-650..0170 Doily Pilot PHOTOS BY KENl TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Riley Hart, pitching left, hit a two-run homer In District 62 TOC Urst-round loss to Indians. Ryan Redding, right, squeezes a pop Oy. Indians ambush Diamondbacks Hart's homer tops few highlights for CMNll in first-round TOC setback. Bryce Alderton DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA · A total team effort. Those were the words Roblnwood Little League Indians Manager Ted. Rinker used to describe his team's 17-hit outburst Monday in a 13-2 Majors Division victory over the Costa Mesa Nati.onaJ Diamondbacks ln the first round of the District 62 Tournament of Champions at Costa Mesa High. ·we definitely brought our offensive game,• Rinker said of bis league champions (19-2). "It was a well-rounded effort.• Indians teadoff hitter Cody Stroud opened the game with a single, stole two bases and scored the Indians first run on a wild pitch. Catcher Tyler Rinker, who would hit a two-run home run in the fifth over left-center-field fence, walked, stole two bases and also took advantage of a wild pHcb to score the Indians second run in the first. The runs kept coming in the second as the Indians had four consecutive hits, including singles by Chris Shea and Buddy Huber, an RBI double by Stroud, as well as an RBI singJe by center fieJder Brian Frattali, to increase the lead to 5-0. Huber's hit was a looper that dropped abOut a foot inside the foul line in shallow left field. "l wish I bad an excuse but I don't,• said D-backs Manager Bill Redding. "They played super and we didn't. We hit it right to people. I give all the credit to Robinwood. They were aggressive. At the TOC, you have to be on top of your game and if you're not. they'll jwnp on top of you.• The Indians' quick start was aided by three Diamondback wild pitches and two errors in the first two innings. The D·backs scored their only two runs with one out in the third, as Riley Hart connected on an 0-2 pitch to send the ball sailing over the fence in left-center fieJd for a two-run shot. The blast scored Ryan Redding, who had reached when Huber bottled bis hard-hit grounder to third. Aside from Hart's home run, Buchan allowed no other damage. Buchan struck out nine, fanning the side on 12 pitches in the fourth. He scattered five bits and did not issue a walk. Hart pitched two innings in relief of D-back starter Brandon Maurer. Hart struck out two. Maurer went 1 for 3 with a single and also struck out two in bis two innings on the mound. Ryan Redding, who had two hits, pitched the final two innings for the D-backs. With the bases loaded and one out in the second, D-back catcher Chase Harrison alertly fired the ball to third baseman Eddie Tomasek, who tagged out Stroud as be slid head-first trying to get back to third. Tomasek, who was called up from the Cardinals to complete the D· backs 12-player roster -per TOC rules -singled sharply to left fieJd in the sixth. Thay McClanahan had the fifth D- back hit, beating out a sqwbber in front of lhe plate in the first. ·we were thrilled to be in the TOC, but we're disappointed,• Redding said. Monday's offensive outburst is uncharacteristic of the Indians IRRELEVANT WEEK XXVll Miller time had by all Lowsman 1i'ophy presentation highlights All-Star Sports Banquet. IUcherd Dunn @ tious, handsome and genulnely DAILY Pit.OT 200 nice, Miller enjoyed a career that mirrored •everything good NEWPORT BEACH • Mr. abo'1t college football.• UNLV Irrelevant xxvn. 6-foot-4, 320-Coach John Robin ton said pound former UNLV defensive before kickoft Tuesday. end AbDMld MllJer, wu branded Miller, who played one year at a for life~ night u Mr. Irrelevant. community college ln Ml11l11lppl Before the omda1 pn1e11tation d the before taking a year off to concentrete LoWlllWl 'nopby, Miller opened the on academk:a, started for Roblnlon for AB.SW C.bdty Spolta Banquet by three yeen, lnduding the Rebell' Lu 91.cing ~ tbrougboul the ballroom Vegu BoWl·wtnning 2000 MUOO. at the Newport Beedl Mlniott. •Ahmed._., loot 320 pounds,• U twlD9f .,_ _....,.. en AJl,.Pro sa.vtn Nkt. •A lot of guys 320 pounds p14yw, .. egmml. 9llb ~ wtll.._.. loot,. balbe'snotlet. He'l m ......._. bit elDlllbdal 11*1 .... SH MtUf9' MG1 A7 . -· -.g, ..... quid. unpnten- ' Mr.lnatBIM••t••~• 1\ .,., ii ... All ......... according to Rinker. •we had a 10-game winning streak during the season and, Ul those games, we didn't score more than two or three runs a game,• Rinker said. "It's a good thing to see that the offense came to play today. We just take it a game at a time, an inning at a time.· A quick start eased some early butterflies for the Indians, particular- ly after seeing some of the taller D· back players, Rinker sa.ld. •1 told them. 'Hey, it doesn't matter how big they look. Just go out and playilard,' • Rinker said. •1t•s easier to play hard when you come out like we did in the first couple of innings.· Though the D-backs' season ended with Monday's loss, four players, as well Manager Redding, will now represent the league's second-place finisher on the CMNLL Majors All· Star team. which begins practice today. D-baclcs Ryan Redding, Hart and Maurer will join the elder Redding on the Majors All-Star squad, while Harrison joins Manager Oint Brown's Minor A (ages 9-10) All-Star team. Robtnwood plays either the Costa Mesa American cbampJon Yankees or Westminster Saturday at 9 a.m. at Costa Mesa High. HONORS Allen . . CdM's fmest Senior running standout was clearly the leader of the pack in 2001-02. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR • J ulie Allen made headlines when she transferTed to Corona del Mar High from Fountain . Valley in the spring of 2001. And, ever since, bigger headlines have followed. Allen, the Stanford-bound distance- running sensation, has been named CdM's Girls Athlete of the Year. Great strides came for Allen in the 2001-02 school year. She started the year with an individual Pacific Coast League cross country title, Julie Allen breaking a 10-year- old course record (16:53) at Irvine Regional Park. She also led the Sea Kings to a PCL team title and then won the ClF Division Ill individual cross country crown. Allen, the PCL's Girls Athlete of the Year, went on to finish second in the state and then capped her season by finishing third at the prestigious Kinney Invitational. Her second-place finish in stale was her fourth appearance at themeeL In track and field, Allen successful· ly defended her PCL titles in the 1,600 meters and the 3,200, while adding a title in the 800. Showing no signs of slowing down, Allen continued to peak, as she broke school records ln the 1,600 and 3,200. She won her second straight C IF Division III 3,200 title with a school- record 10:33.95, the best time in the Southern Section (alJ divisions) this year, May 18 at Cerritos College. Allen also won the CIF Division 10 title in the 1,600 and finished second at the Masters Meet the following week, when she broke a school record with her personal-best 4:57.57. Making her fourth CIF State Tracie and Field Finals appearance, Allen SEE ALLEN PAGE A7 HOlaS lions' Wilson honored VU leader named NAIA West Region Athletic Director of the Year. Vanguard University's Bob Wilson was named the NAIA Atbletic Director of the Year in the west region by the National Association of Collegiate Dlredon of Athletia Monday in Dallas. Wilson, who became Vanguard's AD ln 1995, received hit honor during the James J. Corbett Awards Luncheon at NACDA's 37th annual convention. During Wllson's tenure, the l.ioM • have made more than 15 appee.raoces tn NAJA championahJps, bed more than 80 NAIA acbolar-athle te All- American.a and more than 45 NAIA All· Americans. WU.OU lt vice pnlldent d the NAIA Athletic Dtrec:tcn Allodatloo and " • member of its Coundl of Athletics Admlnlstnlton and the Gender l!quly 011111• .... He we1 •epp**1d elm cl NA.IA Aegkln D and ii a.. ..,. IWloa for women's IOCC'el'. W'llloD II vice president of tbe Qoldea .. t• • Athletk CODI~, cbatr al ill ......... Aide, ..... _. ....... for._. .. bUblW ad.,.... =-1 .... !i""ii==111111 : .. :"'i11il&F •. ;.i ... Uy Pilot SPORTS , June 19, 2002 A7 MILLER badgering by Salato & C o. COSTA MESA POllY 2002 All·STAIS CONTINUED FROM A6 Miller. pjcked 261 t and last in the NFL draft by the expansion Houaton Tf:?xans, also received a le y to the city of Houston at the banquet. Matt Plsankl -Cubs Kane Curran -Phlllles He looks 280. He's just got one of those builds. He's thick and 1trong, but not fat. He's lean.• Beforehand, Miller said his prep football highlight wu getting moved to middle linebacker his senior year In Week 4 and playing bis best game. In college, beating favored Arkansas, 37-14, In the 2000 Las Vegas Bowl was MiUer's favorite time. llm Morely-Cubs Evan Spencer -Cubs Evan Van Geem -Cubs Trevor McDonald -Cubs Mike McDaniels -Phillies Skylar Cozad -Phillies Jordan Kalke -Phillies Miller, who likes snow crab legs and Jurassic Park movtes, was roasted, toasted and given plenty of adV'ise at the annual banquet and Lowsman presentation. Alek Henka -Red Sox Nelson Leon -Cubs •Remember, Ahmad,• IW founder Paul Salata said on stage, "the re are 85 or so Heisman Trophies out the re , but only (24) of these.• Miller became the 24th player to n:cetve the coveted Lowsman Trophy, an award at the opposite end of the college football spectrum from its more famous counterpart, the Heisman. Cody Waldron -Red Sox Alex Dominguez -Red Sox Taylor McClanahan -Phillies ........ In addition to Robinson , the former USC and Los Angeles Rams coac h , celebnty speakers included Je rry Tarkanian, Ben Davidson, E!nc Dickerson and Jackie Slater. The Lows man Trophy, created in 1979 to be awdrded to Mr. Irrelevant, is a bronze sculpture that depicts a football player dropping Cl ball. Dave Pisarstci CoedMs Mike McDaniels. Kevin Curran Miller, who probably didn't care about Robinson's Trojans becduse he grew up a ~otre Ddme fan, took everything m s tride and was a p erfect gentlema n throughout <he evening, dei.p1te the Each year at the AJl-Star Sports Banquet, Mr. Irrelevant receives a replica of the original, which 1s on display al the Unive rsity Athle tic Club. NOTICE OF PETI· TlON TO ADMINIS- TER ESTATE OF MIL TON RONNEY Case No A213733 To al 11et11, benefl. cianes, cre<lrtcxs, connn- gent eted1tors, and per- eons wtlO may othe™Se be 1n1erested 111 the WI• or lllUlll, OI botn, ol MIL TON ROONEY A PETlTION FOR PA08A TE has been filed by Elt?abelh Romey '" the Supenor Coun 01 Cai.torn.a County ol ORANGE THE PETmON FOA PAOSATE requests that Elozabeth Rooney be apportted as pe!'IOl\al represenawe 10 admin- ister 1he estate of the decedent THE PETITION reouesrs tne decedenl's wiR and COCllClls, 11 any. be admitted lo probate The Mii and any CX>dials are avl4ble for llllmt- nation In the file kept by tne court THE PETITIOtl requesis atMOnty 10 ldminaster IN ea14te under the Independent Admlnlstrnon al Estates Ad (Tin au1honty Mii allow 1111 penonal repre- 141fUtNe to take many adlonl wlthM obtaining ccut IPPfOYal Belote laking oertain ~ in· pcl(1anl ICllOnS, howWer, 1he petlOl\ll ftp(INIU· bYe Ml be required to give nooce 10 intlwesled Plf1001 uniets lhey have WllVed nota or conHnled to tile pro. poH<I ICllOO) The lode· ~ ~ltribOn authonty will be granted unlffl an llltlfested pet10ll lila an OC>,eCtiorl 10 tile petition and lhowa good cause why 1l'le court lltOlld noc grant ht authooty A HEAAINO on 1l'le pe111Jon Ml ti. held on July 11 , 2002 at 1 30 PM tn Dept No L73 loca9t<I II 341 The City Onlle Orange, CA 92613·1571 IF YOU OBJECT IO tile granDng ol lhl pell• bOn, you 8holJld appear at 1111 hearing and at.lie )IOIJI oCljedlOnl "' file wntten objldlorll Y«tl'I lhe court 1>e1o11 tie hearing Your 1W41ar • allC4I may bl In peraon or by your anorney IF YOU ARE A CAEOITOfl or a oontin· gen• ciedator ol tne de· ceased. you mull hie your cta1111 wnn thl court and ma11 a copy to lhe peiaonll 1epresentaw e ~ by lhe court Wlttwl lour monlhl from lhe date ol htlt isauanoe ol ieaera u 1>1ovided In PIOOlle Code MCliOll 9100 Thi lime tor ~liog clunl l!lill nol Hpill before loiJr month• from lhe helnng dale nollced ebo\11 YOU MAY EXAM· INE lhe file kept by the CC)IMt. II )IOU are I ptflOll inlaratld In lhl ...... you llllY Ille wtlh Ile court a AIQueat for Special No4ice (fon'n DE· 154) ol ltte filing ol Ill lrNenlory and ~ ol t11at1 auets or Of any petition or account u plOYldad In Problte Code llCllon 1250 A Reclultt for Spedal Nollce loml II avalatlle from ttll COUft det1c. Mlomeyfor~ PAUL N llMIMER HO IREU. A MAHEUA LLP lllOO,. VE OF THE STAAS STE«KI LOS ANGELES CA IJ()()l1 ~~ MetlDlllY CH850941 AONHEY Jun 12,13,18,aco2 Flctltloua BualnHs Name Statennt The loOOWIOjl j*SOOS are doing business as Help-U·S811 Soulh HUnl· lngton Beaen. 10044 Adams Ave • Huntl'lg!On BellCl'I. CA 92646 Suzanne Hall. 3700 s Plaza Drive G 102. Santa Ana CA 92704 nus_ bus11115s '' con· dueled by an ll'ldMdual Have you started doing business yet? Yes S.01·02 Suzanne Hall This statement was hied with ltie County Clefll ol e>r.nge County on 05124Q002 20026904514 Dwty Pilot Moy 29 June 5, 12, 19, 200? W681 Flctltloua Buslne11 Name Statement The following pertOM are doing ~-es ORANGE COAST AUTO BROKERS, 760 N Euclid, Anahlem CalifOOlll 92801 Franc11co Morgan 24042 HoMyoak Apt·D, Ahso V1e10 Cahlornaa 926S6 This busmess 11 oon· ducted by an llldilllWal Have you started doing bullOISS yet? No Frenctsco Motgan Tn.s atatement was hied with lhe County Clefk ol Orange County on 04l30l2002 20026to17ot Delly Piiot May 29 June 5. f2. 19, 2Q02 W683 Flctltloua BuslneH Name Statement The tolfow1ng P9f10nS are doing l>osfnesa as. Local Equipment Salea. 1820 West Or· angewoo<I, Ste 104 Orange. CA 92868 Aoben Donnell 12 Pointe F1era Lake E!Slno<e. CA 92532 This bus11,es:. os con- dUCled by an 1ndov1dual Have you starled doong busmess yet? No Aoben Donnel This &latement was hlfld with the County Cletlt of Orange County oo OS/31/2002 200289051 40 Daily Pilot June 5 12. 19 26, 2002 W69? Fictitious Bualne11 Name Stlltement The lollow11'9 persons are doing bustness as Pta1eau One, 21141 Canada Ad. #13A L.oke FOfesl CA 92630 Marl! B1lec:ky. 21141 Canada Ad •13A, L.oke F()(8$1, CA 92630 This business 1s con ducted by nn indtY!dual Have you starled doing business yet? Yes. March 02 Martt Bole<.ky This s11temen1 ¥ras hied with the County Cieri< ol Orange County on OS/31/2002 20026905142 Daily P1k>I June 5 I 2. 19.16, 2002 W691 Fictitious Buslne11 Name Statement The following persons ere doing business H Byteradlus 523D Bernard St • Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Keehan Christopher Mallon S23D Bernard St Costa Mesa CA 92627 This buStness •a con- dueled by an 1ndMdual Have you staned doing bu3lne5s ye!? No Keenan C Malton This statement was hied wtth the County C*1< ol Or'llige County on 05l31/2002 20026905121 Da.oly Pilot June 5. 12. 191 26. 2002 W689 Flctltloua Bualneas Name Stlltement The following persons llJ'e doing business " we1landChamp De sign, 1205 Elll Grove Irvine. CA 92618 Jett Champ 1205 Ell! Grove, lrvlne, CA 92618 Herb W11tand. 211 North Melaren Ave San Pedro. ~ 90732 Thi$ business IS COO· ducted by co-panners Heve you staned doing business yet? Yet, 01/01/2002 Jett Champ Th.a 11a11men1 wa1 hied w1tl'I lhe County Cle!\ °' Orange County on 05/31 /2002 2002811051~1 Deily Piiot June 5. 12 Ii. 26, 2002 W693 Fictitious Bualne11 Name Statement The lolloWing persons are doing busfness BS SterWest Communtca lton 3700 Newporl BIVd. Ste. 302 Newport Beldl, CA 92663 Robert A Falco. 1029 Damascus Ctr Costa Mesa CA 92626 This business IS con ducted by an Individual Have you star1ed domg busmen ye1? Yes, 5'2002 Robert A Fatqi ThiS statement was loled wun the County Ctert< ol °'1nge County on 05/31 /2002 200261105133 Daily Pilot June 5. 12 19, 26 2002 W687 Fictitious Bualneas Name Statement The lol'°"''"ll persons are doing bu$1ness as Newpon Automotive News 16872 Ao$s Ln HuntlflOlon Beach CA 92647 Raymond Whitehead 16872 Rosa Lane Hunt 1ng1on Beact1 CA 92647 fh•• business 1s con duc1ed by an tn<IMd\lal Have you siarted dOtng business ye1? No Aeymond Whttehead This statement was !tied w~h the County Cler11 ol Orange County on 05/31/2002 20026905130 DaWy Pilot June 5. 12 19. ?6. 2002 W684 Fictitious Buslne11 Name Statement The lottow1ng persons are doong buSll'less es Golden Staie PrOduc· llOOS IS 14 I Nolllngham lane Huntington Bead1 CA 92647 Aooen Parlier 15 I 41 Noctongtiam Line. Hunt· 1ng1on Beach CA 92647 This busme!>s is con dUCted by an onOoVtdual Have you starled doing business yr J? Yes June 3 2002 Aol>i'n Parker This statement was loled with lhe Counry Ctorlt 01 Orengo Couniy on 06'04/2002 20026905504 Daily Polo! June 5. 12. ill 26 2002 W695 Guenn & Gueon LLP 11 t8 A Pacific Coasl Hwy Hun11ngton Bedch CA 92648 714 536-9366 AllOANEY roR Amnl ~.in..our Orange Coonty Supenor Coun Central PLAINTIFF Amal Mansour DEFENDANT Jamos Mansour NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Or~ County Sl'lenlfs Dept 4601 Jamboree Ad Am 108 Newport Beach. CA 921160 Harbor 01v1S100 LEVYING OFFICER FILE NO Fictitious euslM11 Hc~~3~~U Name Statement NO S3 4~ 93 The lollowlnjl perton• By W1ue ot 1 wnt ia ere doong bulinesl u IUld on 11-13-01 ri 1111 1-fydfOllCh Con11ruc· aboVI designated Co\lrt, tlOn. Inc, 1542 Orchatd upon • fudgmenl Dr , Sel'ltll Me Hetghtt entered 6-25-02 tn laYOt CA 92707 °' judgement crtdllor(I) ~ech Construe· Amal Mansour end !lot\ Inc (CA), 15'42 Or· egarnst 1udgrnent debt· chard Dr , Santa Alli ~(•) Jamfl Mensour Heigt&ls, CA 92707 end George Khoury rn.. bu14neta •• con-Showing e net b9tanol °' ducted by • corporation I 1.1190, 135 52 actuelly Have you 111r11d due on said luclllmlnl on doing bu1lnu1 yet? the date ot the -ltluatlQI Y•, 4l2W2002 o1 Nici Mil I llaW leYled Hydro1ec:'1 Construe· upon au ngnt. tlllt and !Ion, Inc lntlfHI of leld IUdgment J e M 11 NII hen dtblor(1) In 1b1 property McOonMI. PfMtdeM '111 tie Courtly of Oranoe. Tiiie 1tatt1MOI wn Slai. o1 Ca~fonlil, Oe· flied wun !hi County ""*' 11 IOllOwt Clerk cf °""°' Courtly CommonlY K1IOW on ()5.131/2002" AOdrell 40 Royal SI. 200MIOt122 ~ sne.. ~ Dai~ Pllol June &. 1'. , CA ~ 19, ~. 2002 W68B l9' O.ICtlQtlon l.ot 48 d TIKI 7223. 11 ,.. ,tcetUoue ....,,... conMd In 8oOll 274. .......... ,.,..,t !1'1GM7·t8 lllClull\le cl Thi ~ plf'tOM ................ CIJ. .,. ti'll lluli!lila -.... NCOldl °'. er-. YJencl lnttf8C:tM. " =-=-JelMe p..,,_ Way, !MM, ... . CA 11811 Petef ... enaour MCI ........,._ VJalld " """' Man9ouf ......,_ Way, !MM, n. ~ • e ..... CA •12 Ing lNlllUlllWlllClllfl· ........... -.. ..... _, ........... __ .... ......, ... Hawe Yo"....,.. ......... .... ----. .., ... --.... . HAPPY BIRTHDAY ALLEN fourth in the 3,200 al the prestigious ArC'cldia lnVltatlOOoiil. lo ALJt'.o's ftm tr•ck and field season dl CdM, the aggn.'"1ve junior led the Sea Kings to the 01vtS1on ll1 sectton champa· on.sh.Ip. She scored 28 pO\Dtl, more than b.a1f of CdM'i .S2. She won Division ID secbon bUes in lhe 1,600 (4:58.20) and the 3,200 (10:43.28) She dlso finished second tn the 800 (2:18 12t. rru.ssmg fust place by less thdJl a second Celebrating the Dally Pilot's Athlete of-the Week series CONTINUED FROM A6 I I I I 1 I r TODAY I I 1 d<'dded to compete only in the 3,200 and earned 1t sixth-place 1nedal alter go10g out too quicldy. T he disappointing !mule, however, did not overshadow an exccpbona.l spring campaign. CHRIS N EWCOMER fl!) Orange Coast Aside from the afore men- tioned postseason accolddcs. Allen broke an OrdngP County Cbamp1onsh1ps record m the 3,200, Apnl 20 dt Trabuco Hills High. Allen, who also competed m lhe 1,600 relay that day, said she was not awctre of the record before lhc race She ltrushed an 10:47 72, breakmg the previous record of 10:48.24, set an 2001 by Newport Harbor's Amber Steen. Allen's sJZZlln.g performance May 19, 2001 l Cerritos College, along with her prolific 2001 ·02 yedr, has assuredly cemented her place amon g CdM's elite runners, Sea King Coach Bill Sumner said. men's soccer 2001 CORRECTION A wef•k before he r record- bredktng effo rt, Allen finished "She could be the best athle te to come Uuough CdM. • Sumner ~1d of Allen, who gave up soccer to concentrate on dL'ildllCe runrung. MSPAY'S COUNTS 'The Stars, a sevenlh- and eight-grade boys roller hockey lPam, defeated the CanadJdlls, 7 ·6, m the Boys & Guls Club of lhe Harbor Ared league> champ1onstup gdffie. NeuilpCll1 Undlng -6 boats. 131 angten 2 yt!llowt~ll 799 barracuda, 264 t1f1CD bau, 29 sand bau, 4 sculpln, 2 sheephead, 12 whrlefrsl\ 6 bonito, 27 blue perch, 1 sargo. Civil Procedure lor J;llOVl$M\S governu-ig the tefms cond111ons and ellect of tile sole and Ille loabltaty of delaulling bid de rs NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Jul~ 10 2002, 01 1000 OCIOCk A M at Orango County Sherill's Depanment 4601 JambO<ff Road rm 108. City ol Newpon Beach County ol Or ange State ol CaMornoa I w1U sell al pvbhc auction to lhe highest bidder. fOf cash 1n lawtul money of Ille United Slates ell the •>ght 11110 and interest of said IUdO ment debtorts) m the dbove desc11bl)IJ prop eny °' so mo..<.h Jnto<eol &!> may be nectlSsary 10 sa11sty said exocutoon w11n accrued 1nte1es1 and c~ts APPROXIMATE MIN lMUM BIO S nla Dated June 5. 2002 01v1sion Harbor M1cna11 S Carona !>lli!nff Orange Count)' By ISi G. Harp Deputy NOTE Do nol take cJOwn °' deface a posted no1ioo belora the sale °' sa11stac11on ot IU(lgmen1 Penal Code SectJon 616 m1ll<lemeanor) PvbltShed Newpon Beach Costa Mesa Dally P•tot June 12 19 l6 2'J02 W696 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Orange County 34 1 The City Drive Oranae. CA 92868 PETl110N OF SUNSHINE DAWN HAAMSWORTH FOR CHANGE Of NAME ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME CASE NUMBER: A213702 TO All INTERESTED PERSONS I Petitioner SUNSHINE DAWN HAAMSWORTH l1kld a pewon With tilts cOUft for a decree changing names as lollows Sunshine Dawn Harm sworlh 10 Sunshine Dawn Munesue 2 THE COURT ORDERS lllal all per sons interested in th•s maner shall appear before this court at tne hea"ng •nck.aled below to MIO'# ceine ol any whv tho pohhon lor Change of name sl'loukl not bl gfanted NOTICE Of HEARING Datt 7 -16-02 Tt1ne 2 00 PM. Dept L73 The address of 1he coun • same as nol*' llboYe 3 A copy ol this Order to Show Cause snatt be publlltled at least OllC9 eacn -k tor lour sue ~•ave ¥reellt prlot 10 the date set tor heating on lhl petolion In the lof kw11ng newspeper of generel clrculahon pnnted In t'11s county Oalty Pilot DA11!· JUN 04 2002 JUDGE RK:HARD 0 . FRAZ!E, SR. JUDGE OF TitE SUPE-RIOR COURT KATHERINE WILL JORGENSEN1 .. S8N 117680, ~w otfice of Klltherlne WIM Jor· Qen.NO, 120 Newpon Center Drive. Sutt• 250. ~ s..cn. Cllllfof· (~D) 7511-1080 P~•al\ed Newport Bnch·Coala MH• Deify Plot June t 2. 1 D, 26 • .l!jy 3. 20Q2 wzoo Flctltfou• lh.tUMu ,..,,.. ..... "*'' The tOlowlng pet'l(lnl .,. dolflg ~ .. a) AVTOMOTM: KAT OOV(flll, II) ~SC ). o} ... AUTOMOt1VE ""OOUCTI MMKET· tfG.1.. -d) ~P. M ), 3ICle 8 -911.-..... •..r.-~ lt104 -Cofitor•t+On ICA); ~ ...... lnat. S.. Mi.CA t2704 TNa ........ Clllfl· ..... e ., .... . Have rou ...,.. •-...:llll":'y.,; Flctltloua Bualn111 Name Statement The lollowing peraons are doing business as A&A HEATING & COOLING 1878 112 P1acen11a Ave Costa M~. CA 92627 James Roben Logan. 1878 112 Placentoa Ave Costa Mesa CA 92627 Tn1s business os con- ducted by an 1nd1vadual Have you started oo.og business ye1? No James R Logan This s1a1emen1 was hied with the County Ctenc ol Orange Counly OI' Cfi/07/02 20026905934 Dally Pilot June 12 19 26 July 3, 2002 W702 NOTICE TO CREorTORS OF BULK SALE (U.C.C. 6104. &105 et seq.) Eacrow No. 14298-MC Nottce as heret,y goven to creditors ol tlll' ... m.n named seller ltlat a bulk aate 1s 11b0Ut 10 be made of the assets described below The namt>s and the blJSjness ciddres!. ol the ~ ate EILEEN WIL- LIAMSON P 0 Box 15545 Newpon 86acl'I. CA 92659 The loClllOn 1n Ca1&1or· naa of tlM chief executive offoce ol the seller os SAME AS ABOVE As hsted by the setter all other bus1nes11 names and addresses used by the seller wnnan lhree years before the date euch 1151 was sent ()( del1vtnld to the buyer are AS PROVIDED to BUYER BY SELLER Tile names and bust· ness addresses ol lhe buyef 11e GEORGE M STUODEAT AND JANET L STUDOERT 21452 Moresby Way Lake FOfeSI CA 921>30 The assets to bl sold are dMCnbed an general as atoc:k·tn trade lurntture l1x1ures leasenokl 1nteres1 ot a boat hit buS&nesa located al 2086 PlacenlJI Ave Cos1a MllN. CA 92627 The bus1ne" named USed by lhe seller at that loca11on tS AMERICAN BOAT LIFT The anllCIPllted oate of tho bulk sale 1s Jufy 8. 2002 at lhe olltce of CHAPMAN AVENUE ESCROW 1205 E Chapman Ave Orange Ca 92866 Thfs bull\ Sile •S SW- iect to California Uniform Commercial Code SectlOnS 6101 2 II so 1ub1ec1 the name and 10d1ess of the person with ¥rh0m da1ms may be llled IS CHAPMAN AVENUt ESCROW 1205 E Chapman Ave Orange Ca 92866 and tut date tor rii.ng ci••mt Shall be July 5 2002 wtilCh Is the bus"'"' Clay btlOfe the ute date apec:.fled abOve Dated June 14, 2002 Ill Oeol'ge M. Sluddeft Publl1h1d Ne,,pon Beech-Cos1a Mesa Dally P110t June I 9, 2002 407802 W706 Ea crow No.: aum $89 000 00 24622BS ~ JO obtaon a New NOTICE TO 111 Tl\ISI Dttd IOan '" CREDITORS OF t'1• amount 01 $50,000 00 BULK SALE AND TOTAL CONSIOERA OF INTENTION TO TION $ 140 000 00 TRANSFER II '1M been agieed be ALCOHOLIC 1ween the Sellert111 BEVERAGE UCensee(s) and the 1n LICENSE tended Buyer1s11Tran1 (UCC Sec. 6101 ___ ._M(s) as lf'QU<'OO by 24073 of lhe &SI Seq. and B & p neas and Protessoons 24073 at aeq.) code that the conStdera NOTICE IS HEREBY uon tor trani.fer ol 1111 GIVEN llia\ a b\Jllc sale buSoness and hc:ense os of assets and a transfer to be paid only afler tne ol alcohohc beverage 1ransler has been ap license •s .iboul to be proved by the Oepan made The name(s). So-ment ol Alconot1c cial Secuniy Of Ftd4tral Beverege Control Tax Number~ and busi· Date: 615/02 nus address ol lhe Ill TUNG K. YAP selter(SJ lcensee(s) are /1/ KHENSOVAN· TUNG I( YAP 124 NARATH KAO WETHERSFIELD LANE Published Newpor1 BOLINGBROOK IL Beach·Costa Mesa 6().l4() SSN or Federal Oa~y Pilot June 19 2002 Tax No 337-70-4221 408221 W70$ Ooong Business as SCOTTY FISH FAY All other business name(sl and ilCI· ctreset est usect by tne sellerls) licenser.ls) within lhe pasl three year!. as stated by the ~•lle1ts1 lic:enseets1 is.ore Gilt Planet An llllnots Corporation 124 Westllersloeld Lane Bol;ngbtool< IL 60440 The name(s) Social Secunty Of Federal Tax Numbers and addmss ol the buyerfs)iawticanl(li) i!l/are KHENSOVAN· NAAATH KAO. 1827 XIEMNO AVENUE 1163 LONG BEACH CA 90815 SSN or Fed-e 1 al Tax No 617 66-8126 The assets betng 50ld ere genemlty desc11bed as 'Furniture Fixtures and Equipment Leasehold Improve ments Liquor License GOOdwoll Covenant not to Compute Tracte name Stoc~ on Trade an<t os are IOcaled at 2110 WEST OCEAN rAONT NEWPORT BEACH CA 92663 The type of license to be 1ransle11ed 1s.•a1e RESTAURANT now ••· sued tor the p1em1se1 lo- cated at 2110 WEST OCEAN FRONT NE:W POAT BEACH CA 92663 The bulk sale and t111ns.ler of lhe aiconotoc t>everaoe hcense{s) 1S1 are Intended to be con summated 11 the ottace ol Weatpon E.crow. 12328 South Street Ste A Cemtos CA 90701 ond the antlClj)ilted sale dale IS July 8 2002 The Bulk sale IS IUb- ttcl to Ca~lornia Untloon Commerc11t Code SactlOn 6106 2 The purchase pnce ol CCJnttde(allOn In connec· !Ion with 1t>t sale Of tne buSIOt88 and tra06fer ol the licenM. IS the sum of $140 000 00 not inctuo- 1ng inventory Hhmaled II S500 00, WhlCh con 11s11 of lht tollowlng DESCRIPTION AMOUNT T enns ol T ranuc:tion Buyer has dep()Slted 10 H crow by Personal Checll the aum of S1,000 00 Bliyer Wilt dlpollt pno< to dose ot llCIOW, lhl SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ORANGE 3<11 THE CITY DRIVE PO BOX 114170 ORANGE CA 92863 1570 FAMILY LAW DIVISION PETITION OF MAALENI ESPERANZA ORTEGA 01'1 benalf of JONATHAN SAMIA CABALLERO a mono• FOR CHANGE OF NAME ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME CASE NUMBER: A213664 TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS 1 Pe111 oner MARLEN! ESPERANZA ORTEGA on behall ol JONATHAN SAMIA CABALLERO a m100< toled a pototoon With tl'llS court 101 a dacree Changing "Clmes as lol lows JONATHAN SAMIA CABAL LERO to JONATHAN SAMIA OR TEGA 2 THE COURT ORDERS that alt per soM Interested 1n lhtS maner shall appear bef~e tlllS court at tne heanng 1ndcated below to show cause 11 any why the petttlon 101 cnonge of name 5houkl not be gran'td NOTtCE Of HEARING Dato 7·18 02 Tame 2 PM Depl L73 The eddr965 of the OOU!1 " same as noted abo\111 3 A copy Of ltMS Ordef to Show Cause stiaH be publ•Slled II least OflQ9 MCtl weell IOf lout suc-cn~rve weeb PflOf to tile oate Mt tor heenng on tnt pe111oon in Ille fd lowing ntw'lp;tiper ot general cuculat1on pnnted rn th•• county Dally Pll04 DATE: MAY 31, 2002 AK:HARD 0 . fRAZ!E, SR.. JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT MAALENI ESPERANZA O RTEGA 52~ VICTORIA ST APT 116 COSTA MESA. CA 92627. IN PAO-PER Publl1hed Newpon B11c'1·Coe11 Men ~ Pilol .)\,QI 1twi:p July 3, 10. 20Q(l STARTING ANEW BUSINESS??i • • • • • • • • • MUC NOTUS I SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ORANGE 34 1 The Coty Onve Orange C1lolorn11 92858 Lameroux Pro bate 0M5'00 PETITION OF CLAUDIA JOELE COCHRAN FOR CHANGE Of NAME ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME CASE NUMBER: A21392t TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS I Pat1t1oner CLAUDIA JOELE COCHRAN ltleO a pell too with this coun loi a decree changing names as IOllo~ CLAUDIA JOELE COCHRAN to CLAUDIA JOELE ROMERO 2 THE CO\JAT ORDERS rhat all per soos interested 1n th1• matter shalt appear before thts coun <ti 1~ hea11ng •Od<ated below 10 1how cause If any why the pe111oon tor chang. ol name l>ll<>uld not be gfilnted NOTICE OF HEARING Date JUL 30 2002 Tome 2 00 PM Dept L73 The address ot 1111 COU'1 as same M noted above 3 A copy ol tn1s 01<1e1 lo Shaw Cau<ie Shal bf: publo~hed at ledst one each wee~ lot lour sue· cei.s1ve weeks p110t I<> rhe dale set '°' neanng on !he pebllOl'l 1n tt>e IOf. lowing newspaper ot general c1rculat1on pnnted 1n 1h11 county Da~y P1101 DATE: JUN 11, 2002 RtCHARO 0. FRAZEE, SR., JUOGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT E11c J Goodman 1210694) GOODMAN & CRAY LLP 414 W Founh Stree1 Suite A San1a Ana Cahlom1a 92701 PubhsheO Newport Beach·Cosi. Mesa 0a11y Plioc ~ 19 26 .My 3, 10, 2002 W707 Fictitious BualneH N•me Statement The lolo¥r1ng Pl'$OOI are doong btJs4nes$ as HBTA. 210 Chandon Lagune Niguel CahfOI noa 926n LS Hartmann Inc \CA) 210 Cr..ndon Laguna Niguel CahlOt· "'' 926n Thol bueltl4t" IS con dueled by <I corpo<ellOfl Heve you llarted doing busones.s yal' Y• 71'7/9f, L S Hartmann Inc Lewrence Hanmann P1es1de111 This atalement •H filed Wi\tl tnt County C*1t ol Orange County on 06/ 1 ()I02 2002HOl22e °"'Y PllOc June 19 26 .My 3 10 2002 ______ w_7~ SELL yoorhame ttlough fassified """" ~"" .,.,.",. .. ,." -""""~ ..... _.,,.... .... ~-~ 11111 _:.u'~"' -!!l!ft.."'1. ._.,. 111 = "a..= Oliiii;;. ....... ... .. Qljl11111Gf' ,, .. ~ ... ,. ~ ..... ·-···· ..... ..... .. ..... s-.. a-~ .... .Mte I. 'I. 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I ".f11 , .111 '11111 1 ... 1111111\ rtl for 1111• I 11 •I lll•t'l I ltlll By Fax (9-+<J) <>:l 1-();)l)..+ ByPhone By Mall/In Penon: (Pint'-" i111 li11l1• \our 111111w 1U11l 11l1<1lll' lllllllhn '""' ...... ·11 r111l \(Ill l111rk ··11J1 II I'"'''" IJUOll'} (9 .. <J) 6·n-;;<J?B ;};t() Wc· .. t Bu' St rt-t·t <;u.,t n \1 <'.,u. <'.'A <J:!t>27 \r ,,...,.on lllHI "' llA\ ..;, Tele phone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday ., Hours Index Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Monday ............... Frie.lay 5:00pm Tuf'siluy ............. Monday 5:00pm Wrclnt>t.<luy ........ 1\wscluy 5:(X)pm ·n1un.doy ...... Wc:•Jm·..Uay 5:00pm Fritlay ............. Thut"14day 5:00pin Suturdoy .............. Friday 3:(X)pm Sunday ................ Friday 5:00pm 1. as 420 .-•,. r ~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All real estate advertising 1n lh1s newspaper 1s sub1ect !o lhe federal fair Housing Act of 1968 as amended 11h1ch makes 1t illegal 10 •<I 1ert se any preference J1ni1tat1on or discnm1nahon base<! on race. color relig· 100 m handteap. fam1hal s1atus or national 011gin or an m1ent1on to make any suth preference. hmitat1on or d1scnm1natt0n • This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate ;Vh1ch 1s in v1olat1on of the law Our readers are hereby nformed that all 1wel ngs advertised 'n tllrS ne~1sPJl)er are avadable on "" equal awortunity basis To complain of d1SCnmt- nat1on. Ctlfl HUD toll·free at 1 800-424-8590 f 220 ACC<>UNTNl I POLICY n an Pfton 10 oiler Ille bes! !oe!VICe posStble IO Oii! tei0- 81$ and a<tvet11sers we ... •PQu1re Contrac10ts v.ho ~d\.Pll•H ll'l Ille SeMCI D•re<;IOl'f 10 nclude l~e r Conirac1ors L1ce11~e numbe• m the r act.ert1se· ment Vou• co-oper allOO is y!!!J!y apprecialed 224 ADDITIONS /REMODELING F ARTHlNG llfTEAIOflS K ICll~n I Batll I Remodel and Room Add1toons I •!>6087~ MHU-9325 ( 2so CARPENTRY I A TO Z HANDYMAN Install rela<:e cabinets k1tcne11/bathldoorllwlndows Doug 71'4·S46-7258 CARPET CL t MllNG Any 3 rooms onty m Local compeny 1 o y.ara 1n the area. F&mlly Carpet Care a UphOlsttry Cleaning (941) 646-9999 ,. CUSTOM CMATM TU ~ .... c.tll'lllC. llllltlll. 1t011t ~ 1m ft12!!4 J!!t ZJH1M!!! LIA«Y ..... ~ ~'.::=. ZttMIM714W4R1 • a ..- -!_--·~ - IOI • 216 QO-~a ~ cm ------._.. - 400. 412 470. 478 BUY WHOLESALE DIRECT Wholesale brokers ol Ouohty Manufac· tured HomM Save up 10 $40,000 guaranteed Learn lhe secrets dealers don't want you lo know 1 ·800 ·242·0060 (CAL'SCANI 1 ~~1 OPEN SAT 12:30-4 a SOGAAGUM. Sb! • 1e1rea1 3ba 3 c gar. highly upgraded 2 st()()' house. S575K AQI Scott Hrchordson 9l9·360·'600 l'::MI NEW USTlltG loc on Bllboe II. tab I 00 blll loc. Ovtnlz9d lot 3bf 2bl ' 2br 1 bl ept. Lore Vince A111tor 94~2 73$-70'4 •NEW LISTING• A little ltlancl ~ of hl1tory. 100 bloc-loca- tion, oversbld lot, Jbr 21>1 home. 2br 1 b• 1pl. Loni VMCt "-ftOf 94H73-40l2 • 735-7Ql4 AEOOCED $175,000 •Br 3Ba lg dtn rm/1111 Frplc's 111 llY & din rm. wd· 111 c:torsets. There are mMy llUll lreeS lirwlQ the docll 2 car ellach gar $3.300.000 Meffssa eel 818-97().3232 Kim Beaton 01t1ct 818·242·6854 Cell 818-335-7832 home office 818·24().5136 OPEN SAT 1-4 e.lbol lllMCI 314 Diamond Ave, new Orlt1nt atyle duplex. TOI.II rtmod. $1,599,000 Dotlit Lewis BNch Time AtlHy 94H7W511 t4H7S-S717 MESA DEL MAR, 4br, 2bl fixer, 1 llOfy, 1369,000 147 Sein! CWre Agt. 714·751-4330 Prime lrvlnt loc.tlon, -from 1rv1ne HS: 3br 2tie C*llnl IC, ,.. rod/ cu,,.1. $319,900 By Owner 714-744-1507 2700 ~ d townhomt. P81C ocan vrews End lol loc. granlce Cits. llagslorle pabO 24 nr guard gated comm S6 79,500 949-360-4600 PUT A FEW WORDS TO WORK FOR YOVt CALL CLASSIFIED TODAY! OCEANFRONT FIXER Not For Thi Flint of....,.. IS!!· Mt-723-8120 VILLA BALBOA $485,000 Ocean & Halbor v- l.rgs1 Plan Huge M8R Sule 2nd BA+ Oen (Guell BR?) 2111111 Seo9rale F 1111 Rm • °'" Am 2 Decks. 0\1111 Loe No T ralhc NolM. MaryAnn McGuire (949) S4Mno Prudential Cll" Rettty Rln s.. It/Mid 3Br • Md unit WlftJ ' loWl.y vl6w from m11Ster looidng Olll to the {}Oii course %mture Hole I 17 Thi$ propeny IS SOid IS Is. 1115,000 c.11 Lori ,,.,.,, eo.t P'°'*1IN ol c.ltfomM Nf.50MfZ3 '. . ' . OPEN SAT ·SUN 1-4 50 Hlllldlle Dr Townhomt, balU lendtc ' detlgn. 3bf 2.Sba, ... lenlM mMbll. $199,000 t4f.76M72t WESTCLIFF beau1tful wmll home. h9'llY IOUgtll altet area, 48t 281. 8500st loC Homa has Ileen c:om- pletl!ty 11moeleled and ~ upgraded $899 000 agt MicllMll 949-50CH!03'4 E1clu1lv•Bh1ft1 s1noie leY9I 38r 2Ba Private green- belt. newei roof. ahutters AJC. PllnC1p8ls ooiy please $539,000 Ooog Sulley. Bkr 949·720· 1704 On the Ptnintula tum ltfl on 111111 tlrltl lo W•t Bay Ave. Beaulilul Bay Front home LQ 3bl 2 5ba 5pac master w/povale bale pvl patlO w/ln-ground SI>• Slef)S to t>each 5950.000 Jim Jaeoba. AMoc111tc1 A!!!ty. MM75-3777 Call Clnsffittl Today (Ml 642-5171 .. o.a• 690. 697 OPEH SUH 12-5 207 1mi ST .. ...., pief'/Bllboe Penn 3br 3ba, lppl'O~ 2500ef rf He-. ocn/b1y vlew1. $149,000 Sollfl Coett RE Clll Aobet1 Stocldon to Ylew Mt-413-0214 OPEH 8.i 1-5 11 Monterey Pine Santa llldl Pllazo lergett 5br Ube 11,690,000 Sltlanlt Meurer, 1gt. 9'9-715-315' ................... .., .. _ .. Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4 wk, min.) Call Le•~··-.. 642-5678 d4 _.,.._.. ARIZONA BEST BARGAIN, 36 acres S2•.900 Bordt11 Slate I.and Beeutdul ranch 10 W~haml/Flegstaff area. per1ec1 6.100' climate Specteculer mount1m views Alfonlable IM\lnClllg Cll AZLR 1-8n·282-5263 !CAL'SCANI 20 ACRE REPOSSESSIONS! Take over peyment5 Heir boom- ing El PllO. T t.llM $89 821 monlhly (S8.980l 1 °"216 monlht) Roadl surveyed Free maps/piclUres Sunset Ranches 1 ·80().343·9"'4.4 (CAL'SCANI 105 Am BALBOA PENINSULA 2 Apll tor Nnb, 2 bib .., llllfn btKh, 1 bf S1500, 1tudlo SHO Incl utll. -oP£N HOUSE' SAT 1122, 12·3Pm 314 11'11 I "0cosr• =: I E'lide Baell Bay 28t. aep hse. enclosed am yard. lresh paint, newer carptt S945'mo 949-~7<4-2031 No PelS 329 \J!W!!!:'!y 1 llf 18a. Ape.. Ocean 1ronC E SIOE 2 i.va btdroolnl nic. view, stow. d4h-1 blth, wd hllup In 11'8111. washlf, $1175/mo ll'CI IMs, dltllwa1Mr, flreplece, no e-.-121..-S1250lmo. MMlt 035t To Place an Ad in Classified Call (949) 542-5678 2 + 2 Nwpt H9flll s 1300. IQ MW. fresh paint, vaubO oelings. Ille counter IOpS no p!I!, lease 949-760-1713 Cozy 1 Br. living rm sm lll w/mlcro & fl1g good lof 1111- gte oc:cupant. no/pet. Open Flse Sit 22. un. s1000m $500 dep. Ubl ptld. 393 VIiia 8aya 949-203-9191pq BALBOA ISLAND 3br 2tie w/d, ll'llum, yrty. S2200lmo. Ho amolllng. 949 .. 73-0571 l155 dil CCMr9d Pl BMcft ' Bey rtSlden!lal area Cape Cod 5& 2 SS. MW CltpetPlflll $2flOO'ft1y tUl'lllShed 714-S«-3400 ~HoME, .HEALTH AND SUSINESS · · ·~ ~ 270 COHSTAUC1lON /CONTAACTOAI JCM CONSTRUCTION WIUCUTTHE COST OF YOUR REMODELING JOB BY 10% Or we'll aend you and a friend out to dinner at the Market Broller. All it lakes 1s a 6·mlnute phone call Just PIA 01A YolJf lowMl bod walk 10 Ille phone end dlal 1 ·800-520-5530. Read lhe delarls and cost end they will rmmedlately name lhe pnce el wtlld1 you'H gel the aamo exae1 job. apples to apples II JCM• price lan1 al leest 1 D'"~ lowef. yoire ofl to the Markel Bmiler You 'r• flOffll lo writ• • c,._ll lo 110m•ot1•. Wh1 t!OI wrll• a •m•lf•r ona lo JCM Con•lruclfon1 .... CotoNclor llc IM 17•71 288 El.ECTRICAL SERVICES SMALL JOB EXPERT DUNCAN ELECTRIC l..ocallOulc:lc Aelporlll ServicelRemodefs 20 Years Experience Ll275870 94MS0-7042 Lou TOIT98 L.ndlclpt w~ man. llM trimmono & ~ 25 yell$ exp UClintuftd 949-543-4383 Dirty Wcwtl ~ Co. ~. Lawn AMI· Ing. Spnnldtt T une-Vps/ Rtpal11, Clt111-Upa and lnatallabon. 714-703-8650 dlrJXwortllendecaee.,0111 Trea larvlc• Verd Clunup. Malotenanee, lj)llllldtr repalt & hauling. 919§8781 tor ill your needs ... a HOME 1330 lllPROVEMENT • C.ustomer S.atisfodion Al phases of construction home repair. ::::,tuing too ttl•ltl'.!17• <DElil IF.PAii "IWNl'fJCANCE ,_ TO IEml YOUR HOME IMPROYIMINT "'OJECT? cat! • plumbef, painter, handy· man, °' ttr; of Ile great ttrvlcH fllted here In our directocyl THESE LOCAL SVC PEOPLE CAN HELP YOU TOOAVI • ll5dalial •Cammml I 317 "ktf'!!! I No Job 7bo Small _ --_ Dave Hamilton -------949-322·8292 JUNK TO THI DUMPtll 71 ...... 1"2 AVAILAlll TOOAYl !4H?ff!!! OHE DAY OECOAATIHGI We use Whal you have' FrM ContufUtion &•&·5.4&-sn1 MOVIN·MAN Careful • Courteous &Cheap Pianos • Ant;ques Free Wardrobes Free Estimates 949-376-7825 . " ..... ... ·. . . ' . READYWHEH YOU ARE! Low Rates. ~1981 949/64S-4545 PUBLIC NOTICE The Calil Public· Utllltles Com· mission REQUIRES "'8.t d used house-hold goods moYtfS print their p u.c. Cll T ll001ber; llmot Ind c:Nuffera print ,_ T.C.P. tunber Ill d adYer1lsmenls. If you have a ques. bOn lbOIJI lhe leoal-hy of a mover, IWno Of chaulflf, call• PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISION 714·558-4151 llttrisr/bttrier St.a&ltRIWi Sr.Dhamt•LkJt-1 ..... -,... ....... , ~ """"e.. ~Professional Painting Uc t4i43SO IDtedar/llteriOr 0-llMNldlC CGlar llatc'k& Rob labell • Owner CO.ta Mesa, Cs (9-4") 648-3006 Cell 9'4~887-1480 I .................... ""LOCATING ~S&MUM OITICnOH MetMly~ 675•9304 llMIN • tlWll ... • Q.UMllO~ 1WllOY P\u.NO 949-445-2352 -.. SELL The Roofing 8~!,_~~ 800-939-8346 ......... PEST co.rROl As low A• .*&&°° Lt • 211, lg pdo, ,_ calJ)l1. -paint. garage. $270Q'mo Avrl fW1fl !MHn-9167, 631-7112 ' . . . I,, 1-.. -1 tunlNGTON BEACH Prime Olb'Mecbl 8kjgt Ctl Pllricl! T 111011 Hllionwlde USA 94M5e-9705 Bridge •Jt.•JtJJJtlf:,.,._Jt.Jt.Jt.Jt.Jt.Jt.• ,...QWUS GOREN t •IOIBINlllUORS ~ enc1=::"'~ * fMlUUI llQUIM110N * : 'CA~E! : ~v~.::: w:--~A:..-~~- : ~ ~ : NOICfH = llR! Wllltrvlllued in 1be poll\I • 7 6 5 Wc1I. led dw ~ chit! M> * Wkttit Rattan. ~. M. ~ •. * ~, 0 • '• 1 .,. • ~ holdinl in the .Alit. * 264-0 Avoo sireer * ~ et a J cteci..u pa.y«11e1w CrocD dwnmr !ft! * Ncwpon 8"af'h * • A' ~ lbe Ill*" wilh 1be U4 * * WESI' P.AST Souall cashed lhc KC arid tk1g of Off kl\Tf'iirlr a ~-~ ttwy • l Q • ' 3 • K J It heanJ 111 di~ Che unfOltW\IMoe * 949-642-2255 * f\) 7 :; J ••• J brak. Tis -a( dut. -.I queen ol * * 0 t 6 4 Q CJ J Jt l bean. were cleanoid IU'll.I ckdiuer **** ********** •91'5 • Q2 rctumcd iohand with lhc ace ofdia 8utlMei Col I0 .. 11 an T'(T' ,_. lfllCll dla. llat- tanaf -(4) 3'.e' drllllng llblll. ~ b al1llt ot •· nwcrill*)l.Mllcloflel SOt!Jll mondl 111 di~ a S(lllde on the tlna ... • I 2 of ctubl. Ea.\t Ntlcd, buc, wuti oo A K 5 enuy bad to the closed biu:ld. South A 7 5 had tu com.coo a doamund tric'- ·----!MM.31@ .. lor Malt. °""" ~ ....... ' -+PWWWlllNly 300ICI It • of Ari """ Flf AMiii • K J 10 8 J together with '""o 'fllldc' dowo nrvr~FST one Hild dcclan!r presavcd 1111 cn&r)' 10 the oloo.al hiind, the COOl1*:1 wookl have coast.cd home. After winnins the r'"' lriclc with the kina ol ctu!K, decl.mr ahoold e11.'lh the aoi: and queoo ofbearu. If thc~rl bn:4'U 3-2. declarer dni""s lhc rc:nuinrna trump, unhlnc:~ 1hc ICC of clull"i and retum11 10 hand with the la o( diamond~ 10 "'" the club.. matJna 12 trich. 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They only specialize In fact, you'll probably come back year after year for ell of your little getaway vacatJon appareJ needs. .Make an appointment or just ltop by their design studio. Consultants and designers will spend tJme with you discussing your honeymoon plans and clothJng taste. They will assist you In selecting the best designs to flatter your body type, and help plan a Qlnger's Island team ls extensive with multiple backgrounds ln design, pattern making and garment productJon. Because only the best will do, Olnger's Island uses only the finest 6Y~fZ)~ddP& o~~~~~ ln taJlor made bUdnJs, swim and Island wear for any body shape and size. With more than 100 fabrics to choose from, end designers end seemstresses et your commend, they guarantee you will heve e wonderful experience creatJng your essentiel garments for your honeymoon in a warm and comfortable environment. wardrobe for your actlvltJes. Olnger's rsland can produce almost any style swimsuit, matching sarongs, drawstrlng pants, skJrts and shorts. They also carry a great selection or matching beach shoes, bags and accessories. The experience or the fabrk:s, dyes and threads available. Also, all of their garments are manufactured In the United States. As we all learned from Oinger (the ultimate clothes horse), whether It's a three-hour tour, vacation or just a fun-ln-the- sun day, never get stranded without the perfect island attire! Ginger's Island, 27132 Paseo Espada. Ste. 14()1, San Juan Capistrano. Call (949) 489-7608, or visit the Web site at www.glngerslslandwear.com. M ac:lel'a Dressmaker was l • leatabllahed In 1972 when Amelia t.\a<:lel placed an advertisement In the Penny Saver offering custom tailoring work. After nearly 30 years In business, Madel's first clJent still stops ln to ~' l say he!Jo. In fact, • .. ~· affordable katering Maclel's has aeverllll clients who have been dressed ln their creations at their baptJsm, wedding and all Important events In between. In addition to their Individual clJents, Madel's has provided service to the All American Boys Chorus and the Indian Guides. They have also created prom dresses for young women throughout Orange County, a~ unJforms for restaurants, as well as Easter Bunny and Santa Claus suJts. • They can aJso provide quality sample making for manufacturers and next day alteratJons. Call (949) 548-0600; th~ fax number Is (949) 650-9255. & The Village Affair Reception Facility Packages from $10.00 per person l.{800) 67kater www.-affordablekatering.co01 Lake Forest Limousines, INC. .- • Weddings • Private Outings • Special Events • Dinner/lbealre Packages •Executive Services ANY OCCASION, ANY TIME, ANYWHERE! 10 VBBICLE PLBBT WITH OVER 16 YEARS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY, SAFETY AND EXPERIENCE! ..:~ An American Classic ... The original limousiMI Thae impeccable 1939 c1:· 1940 Packardl are ready to complete the perf«t wedding photo and tra~ you in style, or think about using this claslic for J,IOUr romantic lftilllMf plans! Doily Pilot • Wedding Showcase ~~~IU~~ He ftnally popped 'the big question'. You Los Angeles to various Orange County clients have dreamed about your weddJng forever and COJPOraUons. The unique and dJstlnctJve and now you nffd to start plaMJng the details JortJn Cole Designs for this very special day. Invitations and "The lnvltaUon Is announcements essentlal, are beautlful conversation but often pieces. The company overlooked ~• fabrJcs, ribbon, by the bride handmade papers, and groom," etched glass and even said Ussa coconuts that open up Walker, owner with Invitations Inside. ·, of Jortln Cole Jortln Cole Designs Designs. works very closely with "Remember, It their cllentele to create Is .the first the most lnqedlble statement about pieces to reflect their your weddJng. style, taste and The tone, mood budget. and RecentJy, they have sophistication of " expanded their your event can be ,. product line to communicated In Include silk ring the Invitation, even bearer pillows, without words." small photo favor The team at JortJn candles and other Cole Designs knows one-of-a-kind favors and gifts. this all too well, as ~ Jortln Cole Designs. 27132 Paseo Espada, San they have been creating amazing 'works of art' Juan Capistrano. Consultations by invitations for eight years. Their clients range appointment. Call (949) 489-2389, or u~lt the from Merv Griffin Productions and celebrities in Web site at wwwJortlncole.com. we've spent the past year thinking about your wedding Champagne. Crystal flutes: ~ Roses in pink, lavender and ivory. A bouquet cake, draped In white chocolate and frosted with whipped cream. The perfect romantic setting to celebrate your love (we'll toast to that!) At Marriott's Hotels, Resorts and Suites we've put a lot of t ime into creating an affair to remember. See you at the reception! thinking of you (949) 553-0100 llVINE ~ AT JOtfl' WAM AllPOlf ... Wednesday, June 19, 2002 • II eJ~JtPM~~a6~ C"Jower Warehouse, Inc., the four at.ore chain of dJscount flower outlets he~uartered ln CC>9ta r Mesa, has been saving local brides money by offering Wedding flowers I Je carte. According to Founder Barbara Kohen, "By combining our full service design department with our do-it-yourself wedding program, significant reduction In costs can be realized. The a la carte feature allows brides to pick and choose which· flower items are produced by us and which items are designed and arranged by the bride's friends and relatJves. r know of no better way to connect with these joyful events than to participate ln the preparation of your own, or a loved one's wedding flowers." Kohan pG>ints out that her a la carte customers typically ask her firm to produce • and deliver the bride's bouquet, altar pieces • and larger 'reception nowers, while doing their own corsages, boutonnleres and attendants' " bouquets. For thde 1tema. Flower Warehouse, Inc. prepares and supplies a wholesale flower order, provides work space and refrigeration, and even holds monthly "Do Your Own Weddlng" classes to teach the necessary techniques. "In today's uncertain economy, brides and grooms need every break they can get ... and our a la carte program is one of them." Kohan said. Flower Warehouse, Inc. has four conuenlenl locallons: Costa Mesa, Lake Fore1>l, Anaheim Hllls and Signal Hiii. Call (888) 500-5566. Christ Church By The Sea United Methodist we are a bemmful SpaniJh-styfe church on the 811/boa Penrmula ojfrnngfuff weddmf, servzm. Our maximum capaczty IS 240. 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newpon Beach ~ 949/673-3805 ~ Your day is already Special why not make yourself Unfor ettable Professional Bridal Makeup By "Dalena" Call Today for your consultation 805-953-6838 <'Dear t;jin9er, 71i6 'UJeatli119 UJas a<tvesome, tlie 9room 'U'O.f lianasomc, my aress was 6cautifUI; 6ut ... my qi"l/er's Jsfuntf .n.vim and isfantf'Ulear for tlie fi<meymoon U1a..r, ':So me• -outstantli119/ rr1ia111{~ so muclil , TAI.GI Ma fOI 10UI IOD1_ 8DCINIS, SWIM & ISLAND WEAR 9'J9 ... 7608 17111 ....... ,Sllrt - ,. . • . ------- 84 • 'Nednesday, June 19, 2002 ~~~~J~t'l?U/~ ~ setting you d~ for tyklg the I knot should be as memorable as the occasion Itself. So when you're ready to aet the date, consider Hornblower Cruises & Events. Hornblower has yachts of all sizes p&annJng the entertainment. Hornblower can do as much or as Uttle aa a bride would like -they and styles to accommodate any wedding party. They can custom tailor any event from two people to 500. With yachts In Newport Beach ranging from the petite M/V Hornblower to the 145-Ente.rtaJner. Hombk>wer can boet any size celebration In te.tlve style and with impeccable service. They can work with a wide range of budgets, menu chokes and with any personal touches a bride might like. A. an alternative to a custom designed wedding, Hornblower also offers speclaJ packages that range from $55 to $I 15 per guest. For smaller, intimate weddings, Hornblower also offers special, pre-boarding wedding packages can even personalize ring buoys. Some brides may want to be surrounded by guests; others may choose to be married in the Interior with Its sparkllrig brass and nautical ambiance. Gracious dlning and dancing In unsurpassed style aboard the West Coast's largest fleet of luxury yachts with fine china, white linen, live musk: and splendid views all create the wedding of a lifetime. on our publiic djoner dance and Sunday brunch cruises. Regardless of a private or public setting, Hornblower's wedding coordinators wiJI help with all of the details from setting the menu to designing invitations to choosing photographers to Hornblower Cruises & Events are also available for rehearsal dinners, bridal showers, anniversaries and engagement parties. Call (800) ON 1HE BAY or ulslt www.hornblower.com. Weddin g Flow ers-Save 75% * Save up to 7 5 o/o *on beautiful bouquets & arrangements of the best · "design·er quality" flowers anywhere! SU/~5~~W~ 9n-c., la,~ #1 ~~s~~ffitWL~! FLOWER WAREHOUSE, INC. The First, The Original, The Best LAKE FOREST (949) 581-5566 ANAHEIM HILLS (714) n9-5566 COSTA M ESA (714) 545-0310 LONG BEACH/ SIGNAL HILL (562) 426-1016 "OFF RETA.IL 1-(888)-500-5566 ( . . . ' Doily Pilot • 'Wedding Showcase 'w Your wedding ls Important to us -It's the biggest day of your Ufe. Essence Entertainment speclalhes ln weddJngs throughout Southern Callfomla and beyond. We are one of only a few • dj companies in the western states that • ,. provides guidance, planning and services In two completely different formats; country and traditional we<idings. Both ceremony fonnats ' . come with djs who specialize ln and truly enjoy every minute of what they do. Extremely personalJzed service with metk:ulous attention to detail ls our tradition. Authentic country props and dance instruction are provided for all country weddings. We're offering this convenient weddlng guide to help reduce the stress during this exciting time In your lives. As you begin to create memories for your future, we make ourselves available so things will now smoothly. Call Essence Entertainment at (949) 548-2251. • 36 ~ of professional experience, tradition & quality service • Complimentary cake tasting \11 •\"1 •\\I\ \ 1 I I• • 'ii ' ( lll'd ti "llllti.t\ Frmchi Cupcalu Baltn-y is family owtUd and optrattd by ]trry and Dillnnt Frmch. we art not affiliated with any othtr Baktry in Orange County. FRENCH'S CUPCAKE BAKERY 273 E. 17th Street, Coda Mesa 949/642-0571 FAX: 949/642-5551 FreoduBakay.com , ' Daily Pilot • 'Hedding Showcase 'Nednesday, June 19, 2002 • • Live chamber muak: creates a festive, elegant, Intimate atmosphere for wedding <:eremonJes and receptions. The Harmonia Baroque Players represents this warm ambiance for such events. compact disc. Because they are so versatile, they have several demo cassettes featuring various ensembles. At the time of the consultatlon, The Harmonia Baroque Players wlll also work with clients on muak:al selections for parts of the ceremony. If ~Village Affair at the border of VlJla Park and Orange Is the newest member ol Atfue.,..I I Katerlng's famlly of aervk:es. This faclllty accommodates 180 guests comfortably wllh • 450-square-foot dance floor and dj eervk:a. The ensemble Is Orange County's only professional, Baroque chamber musk: group. In addltlon to weddings, the ensemble presents an annual concert series In Newport Beach, Pasadena and Hermosa Beach. Members of the group can also be heard live at various Borders Books and Music stores. The Harmonia Baroque Players includes a vocalist and musicians playing the vlolin, viola, cello, flute, recorder, oboe, lute, guitar, harp and harpsichord. This versatile group can provide a vocal or instrumental soloist or perform as a duet, trio, quartet, quintet or other instrumental combinations. "One of our unique features Is that we offer a free, personal consultatlon," said group leader Marika Frankl. a personal consultation Is not convenient, they will be happy to send comprehensive Information -Including a repertoire list, fee table, references and a semple cassette -by mall. The HarmonJa Baroque Players offers a large repertoire of music suitable for weddings that Is accepted by the Catholic church. Their repertoire extends from classical and light classical to popular and folk music. For the reception, they usually play a mixture of light classical and popular music, depending, of course, on each client's wishes. They are happy to play special requests. If some of the music chosen Is not In their repertoire, they will be happy to learn it, to help make your special day memorable. They encourage their clients to take advantage of this by making an appointment to listen to various Instrumental combinations on a Call (71 4) 970-8545: fax to (71 4) 970-8439 or ulslt the Web site at www.ocartsneLorg/harmonla. Today's bride not only wants to look and feel beautiful on her wedding day, but she also wants to be comfortable! Savvy Sneaks are an exclusive line of fashionable bridal reception sneakers featuring satin roses, pearls and beautiful ribbon laces. The satin and ribbon laces are custom color- coordinated to match your bridesl]laid's dresses and bridal colors. Savvy's are the perfect solution to keeping brides and the entire bridal party comfortable throughout the wedding reception. For summer weddings, we have recently introduced our Savvy Sandals -flip-flop style sendals featuring color-coordjnated satin roses and pearls. Brides have been enjoying Savvy Sneaks since co-founder Vanessa Schim introduced them at her own wedding two years ago. As a bridesmaid in six weddings, Schim knew that she did not want one of her grandmother's favorite sayings, ·suffer for beauty• to apply on her own wedding day. Frustrated with the selection of shoes available, she developed a plan. Thjnking of advice she had read in numerous bridal magazines instructing brides to bring a second pair of comfortable shoes to their reception, Schim decided to surprise her brides with just that! She put her creative abilities to work and the flrst pair of Savvy Sneaks was bom. Uke a whirlwind romance, friends, neighbors and future brides who saw her Savvy Sneaks at weddings began asking for the "cute sneakers." Motivated by the enthusiastic response, Schim and her best friend Jaime Weber decided to go into business and offer Savvy Sneaks to brides everywhere. Savvy Sneaks has recently teamed with their friends at Spa Gregorie's - the premier day spa in Newport Beach -to offer a savvy promotion for all bridal group and bachelorette party bookings. They are available In women's and girl's sizes. Visll llte Sauuy Sneaks Web site at www.sauuysneaks.com or call (888) Sauuy.80 (888-728-8980). Visit Spa Gregorle's Web site at www.spagregorles.com, or call (949) 644-0672. '.Britfa{ Salon THE DESIGNER SAMPLE LE Sunday July 14• 9:008m till 3:00pm .......................... \ .j Packages start at $10.95 per person and include tables, c:hllh, china, dance floor and bertl.nder at no extra charge. The VIiiage Affair offers 300 olf· street parking spaces and a beautiful garden area and petio. Menu selectk>ns include ~. ttaUan, Asian and Continental , cuisine. All receptions heve • coordinator on site to make sure · you can be a guest at yC>ur own event. The scope of servkes offered include food, cake, photography, video and a dj. Affordable Katering ls available at more than 30 facOlties, or you can choose to have the recepdon in your own home. The owner and management team at Affordable Katertng has been in service in Orange County 'for more than 20 years. lbey are licensed, insured and looking forward to making your next event special. The staff ts auallable Monday - Friday from 11 a.m. unUl 8 p.m. Call (800) 67-kal.er or visit www.af(ordabiekaterlng.oom. of fl/ laik ... . • • ,• . .. 1• ~ r " .. ,. II' • • .. ,, . .. B6 ·~June 19, 2002 Dolly Pilot• 'Hedding Showcase - ~0~~0~ A weddlng dance la more than just a bride and groom's first dance as husband and wife. On this special day, famlJy and friends gather to help ceaemate thelr happiness. Why not make the traditional first dance a very special wedding dance? Couples may choose to dance to a song that has a apec:lal meaning for them or they may choose a specific dance such as a Waltz, Foxtrot, Rumba or Swing. times when she has offered Instruction to the entire wedding party. ~~$~&~ book a preview appointment giving them a chance to see the complete look before the big day. Our one to two hour consultation preview The Wedding Dance by Donna allows th.e wedding couple an opportunity to select their own song and learn a beautiful dance to make their special day even more memorable. Donna also teaches parents of the bride and groom to dance since they often want to brush up on their own dance moves. There have even been • Servicing Brides & Wedding Parties Donna offers a free consultation to couples to dJscuss the music and type of dance they desire. She even puts them through a few dance steps. Donn~ Jean Webster has been a professional dancer and tea<;her for 'several years. She owned her own dance studk> in Santa Monica before moving to Orange County. She has run her own production company and currently teaches all aspects of dance Including ballroom, Latin (lncludJng Salsa) and country /western. She has the expertJse and knowledge to choreograph and highlight your special day with the perfect wedding dance. For more Information, call (714) 540-1096 or ulsll donnawebCpacbell.nel Are you unsure of how to wear your headpiece with your hairstyle or how to shape your eyebrows? Hire experts wtth the experience and skills necessary to Jntegrate your wedding hairstyle and weddJng makeup appllcatlon with your personal style. Our stylists and artJsts have the expertise to produce long- lastlng, beautifully taJlored looks to suit you and your bridal party. The mission at Crowning Qlory Is to beautifully Implement your weddlng day vision. The wedding f'day hairstyle and makeup application are two of the most importa.nt elements of a dazzling, bridal appearance. We will help yo desJgn the look you want to create. Brides and attendants may want to appointments for hair and makeup help a bride more clearly express how she dreams of looking on and throughout her wedding day. The artist/stylist will consider all aspects of the overall look: gown style, the neckline and jewelry as well as considering the skin color, hair color and eye color. Even the most natural look needs polishrng. We can add the finishing touch to your hair and makeup to keep you looking fresh all through the day's or night's events. Crowning Glory at Salon 2 18 provides on-location. mobile styling services throughout California. Call (714) 536-3340 or ulslt our Web site at www.weddlnghalrdresser.com I ., • Up-To-Date Styles Guaranteed to Last I • Specialists in Wedding Hairstyling and Makeup • Experience In All Hair Types & Lengths Learn from top Hollywood Makeup Artists on how to apply your own make-up beautifully and flawlessly! Amazing results in the convenience of your own home! Please send S.A.S.E with a $10 check or money order to: Professional Photography For 11Jur Day • Specialists In Hard-to-Curl, Fine-Textured Hair, Extra Long & Short Hair Updos - Call t:o book your previeV'V .novv! Limiced daces available call early 1125 Victoria Street, Suite Q Costa Mesa, CA 92627 "Top of the Hill" Between Brookhurst & Placentia 714-536-3340 www. wedding ha i rd resse r .c om ·.• Essential services for the discriminating bride Featuring Custom Bridal & Special Occasion Sneakers • Savvy Sneaks are handcrafted sneakers for women and children designed to compliment your bridal colors • Give yourself and che bridesmaids the gift of comfy feet After you say ''I Jo" slip into a comfJ shoe/ FREE (one pair) Savvy Sneaks for the Bride with your bridal group or bachelorette party at Spa Gregorie's. A modern alternative to the toxic bachelorctte party rituals! 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Our dedicated and friendly staff can arrange airport shuttle service as well as provide complimentary shuttle service within a S- mile radius of the hotel. $79-$85 Don't delay, caU today! 1-800-950-1099 . .. . . -..... ·.· .... . . . . . . . . ·:· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . • Daily Pilot • Wedding Showcase V/ednesday, June 19, 2002 • 87 ~~dlf'~~~~ ~«d~~Ofd~~ Mon Amie Bridal Salon In Costa Mesa ls acclaimed for I • ltheJr outstanding aelec:tlon of Ametican and International designer gowns. They are now presenttng their Fall 2002 de.lgns. Top designers Including Lat.aro, Reem Acra, Justina Mceaffrey, Alvina Valenta, Peter Langner, Amsale, Monique lhullller, Edgardo Bonilla, Ines dJ Santo, i:omasina, Eve of Milady, Evallna Couture, RJvlnl and St. PucchJ can be found at Mon Amie. They also carry exquisite gowns which have been designed exclusively for Mon AmJe. Mon AmJe's spacious store provides an atmosphere of style and elegance. ThJs wonderful store offers everything for the bride from bridal gowns to hard-to-ftnd accessories flt for a princess. You wlll ftnd special departments for bridesmaids, flowergirls, mother of the bride and an alterations department renowned for its expert tailoring. Mon Amie Is one of the country's most celebrated bridal salons honored with the prestigious "Brides Award of Excellence" from Brides magazine. Manufacturers in the bridal Industry recognized Mon Amie with the coveted Debi Award for the "Outstanding Bridal Retailer" on the West Coast. They have also been inducted into the bridal retailers "Hall of Fame" in New York City. Mon Amie has such a wonderful selection, brides really can achieve just the look that they have envisioned for themselves. Finding your special gown is truly a magical experience at Mon Amie. They will tum your search for the perfect gown into an event full of treasured m emories. Brides from around the world come to Mon Amie to find their special gown. Call Mon Amie Bridal Salon at (714) 546-5700. Gowns featured on the cover from Mon Amie . • ft11i/rlli1•1/-J !$; 11r1t111« 11u• 111tJ a 11d ?fk,,d; (JU,~U' ,?J;;fi,;; alld fPJlrl ~· Ou1Na1zt01~ $ulm1<J1ol !JiWnzUon 'C"fench'• Bakery, located on 17th Street In Costa Mesa, has r been pleasing customers for nearly 50 years. Owners Dianne and Jerry French take delight In offering customers a variety of baked goods. Dellclous breads, cookies, pastrles, cakes -they've got It all. How can French's truly personallze that special cake? They offer a personalized Imprinted photo cake where reproductions of photographs can be put on your favorite cake. After seeing the beautJful creatJons, customers respond with astonishment. ·The unusual service is done wlth the use of a scanner and printer outfitted with food coloring Instead of Ink. Customers can bring In black and white or colored photos whJch are scanned onto edible rice paper and then transferred onto ( the face of the cake. The Frenchs can scan any photo IL that is 8 X I 0 or smaller. I Jerry first saw this unique decorating technique at a show hosted by the Califomla Bakers Association and brought thls innovative decoratJng method to the city of Costa Mesa. These photo cakes are a great and novel way to celebrate weddings, engagement parties, anniversaries, birthdays and a party of any kind that you want to make a memorable event. In addition to this service, French's Bakery provides a number of other bakery specialties. Stop by French's Bakery to satisfy your sweet tooth at 273 E. 17th SL, Costa Mesa. Call (949) 642-0571. ~~d~d ~ c9fJi,a wt'd' ~Jtfl~~ Located on the waterfront since 1967. Villa Nova offers a breathtaking view of Newport Harbor In an ambiance reminiscent of an Italian countryside. It Is the perfect destination for wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners, business get togethers, awards ceremonies and holiday parties of 25 to 125. Guests enjoy the many special amenities of the private dining rooms including a private bar and humidor, outdoor patio and complimentary valet parking. The professional, courteous staff caters to your individual needs and those of your guests so you can relax and enjoy your event. The Private Dining Room is available for smaller parties of 25 or less. This intimate and luxurious room offers a unique dining experience. Your guests will enjoy a five course meal accompanied by Begin your most fine wines, specially selected by the sommelier, in the privacy and comforts of this beautiful room . Winner of the prestigious Gold Award for Italian dining, Villa Nova serves traditional Italian cuisine prepared by Executive Chef Sonny Mergenthaler. Menu selections are designed to suit your taste and budget. Villa Nova's event coordinators will assist you with all of your party planning needs and ensure that your event will be a successful, stress-free evening. VIila Noua ls located at 3131 West Coast Highway In Newport Beach. For lnformaUon regarding a priuate room or to make dinner reservaUons, call (949) 642-7880. Visit the Web site at www.ulllanovarestauranLcom. important iourney by taking one with US. Your wedding. It's the start of a journey that will last a lifetime. Naturally, you want things to be perfect, not t~ mention stress-free. At H ornblower, we t~ke care of everything fr~ the Rowen to the food to the unforgettable views. A wedding on die water is one people always remember. So give us a call. And discover that otd -.., there,s really nothing to worry about . Weddings & Receptions • Rehearsal Dinnen Engagement Parties • Wedding Showers Private Wedding Packages Start at $55 per Person -HORNBIOWEK cau1111 • IVl .. 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Jody Hoy Is the author of The Power to Dream, a book of Interviews with women In the creative arts. She has a PhD In French Utereture, Is a professor of French at a local community college and a lecturer for the Smithsonian Museum's • .. ' Intimate weddings, outdoor settings and second marriages are among "I Thee Wed's" speclaltJes. They also feature exquisite presentatJon boxes and travel tours. Her award-•' winning photography and experience In portraiture iiittraci$ Individualized, handmade albums upon ~ clients seeking : i intimacy and beauty Jn •: request. "I Thee Wed" Is the creatJon of two local artists who bring t9 their photography a wealth of their portrait.S. Both Luchesi and Hoy are master printers of black and white photography. Their Images· of . . • experience. your wedding will be cherished • Karen Luchesi has a background In for a lifetime. : • couture and a keen eye for fine detail. 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Wednesday, June 19, 2002 • • With the frantic pace and demanding rigors of a typical wedding, It's no surprise to hear most couples say the entire day becomes a blur. With the benefit of video, you can take the time to remember the details of your special day. Video Is no longer a luxury - It's an essential part of any wedding. At Advanced Video Services, we have been capturing wedding memories on video since 1991. We create videos that are unrivaled in quality and affordability. And, we use only the latest dlgital equJpment avallable. How? By doing It together. You'll talk, we'll listen. You'll tell us what you want and we'll make suggestions. With a wide variety of reputable vendors to choose from, we'll save you hours of reoearch and worrying about details. Before you know It, your wedding day that's as indi!ldual as you are is here and all you !have to do is show up. ~nllilfl You can rest assured that y0ur once-in-a- llfetlme moments will be faithfully preserved. We provide you with an in-depth wedding consultation, tailored to fit your desires, needs and budget. There are many different ways we can customize your wedding, but there's only one way to get started. You'll ,feel proud as you share the splendor of your weddlng day with your friends or family who were unable to attend. Enjoy your wedding memories long after your special day Is over. Relive takjng your .. vows and falling in love with your spouse Contact us now for a personal appointment, day or evening. We work around your schedule. To reach Alpha & Omega, call (949) 643-8322. We are a member of the Association of Bridal Consult.ants. 1 ~ all over again each time you view your ,. video. --··~~ Jil'i....-~·-...-.zr'"'!':f!~ .. ,. 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