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Home My WebLink About2002-06-27 - Orange Coast PilotAs usual as of late, you'll ~ a sense of deja vu today. S..P1199A2 .... SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COJ'vV.AUNmES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 2002 No loss for words on Pledge ·· • g •'I feel sorry for God,' says local rabbi, as he and others react with anger to federal appellate court decision to strike the words 'under God' from the flag salute. Deep• Bherath DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA -Com- munity members reacted with shock and disbelief at a federal appeals court decision Wednes- day that, for the first time ever, declared the Pledge of Alle- giance unconstitutional because of the words "under God· added by Congress in 1954. The ruling, if upheld, means schoolchildren can no longer recite the pledge, at least in the nine Western state~ covered by the court. In a 2-1 decision. the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal said the phrase amounts to a government endorsement of religion in violation of the Con- stitution's Establishment Clause, which requires a separation of church and state. ¥A profession that we are a nation 'under God' is identical, for Establishment Clause pur- poses, to a profession that we are a nation 'under Jesus,' a nation 'under Vishnu,' a nation 'under Zeus,· or a nation 'under no god,· because none of these profes- sions can be neutral with respect to religion,• Judge Alfred T. Goodwin wrote for the three-judge panel. The Establishment Clause refers to the beginning of the 1st Amendment of the Constitution, which states. ·congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or pro- hibiting the free exercise there- of." Richard Menees, associate rector at St. James Episcopal Church on Via Lido in Cannery Village, said he is disappointed at the court's decision. ·If there is a God, trying to weed him out of existence 10 such public matters is at best a poor joke,· he said. Menees sa1d 1t was Congress SEE PLEDGE PAGE A4 PHOTOS BY SEAN HlllfR I OAllY I'll.OT Shawna DeLong rappels down a five-story training tower as she participates ln the firefighting academy hosted by the Cos- ta Mesa Fire Departmenl lrainees from all over Southern California are involved in the training, which will end Friday. .. Learning the ropes Fire Explorers take to the air during a week of training in Costa Mesa Lolita Herper DAILY PILOT A llison Henry stood on the ledge of a five-story window Wednesday afternoon, eagerly anticipating her descent. Her small frame, covered from head to toe in traditional firefighter yeUow, dangled precariously from the brink as her fellow Explorers stood by waiting for her signal. ·0n belay/ Allison, 17, shouted. ·setay on,• a colleague answered. And with that, her yellow helmet disappeared from view as she rappelled down the side of the trdining building in Costa Mesa. SEE ROPES PAGE A4 Fire Explorers from a variety of agencies in Southern CaWomJa wait anxiously to take their turn OD the Costa Mesa fire training tower. I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the Unit- ed States of America, and to the Republic for which it slarlds: one Nanon under God, indi- visible, With Liberty and Jusbce for all. -Adopted June 14, 1954 1 pledge allegiance to my Flag, and to the Republic for which it stands: one Nation indi- visible, With Liberty and Justice for all. -Original version, dedicated Oct. 11, 1892 City asked to involve residents in budget •Newport Beach should include members of the community in deciding city spending, woman argues. Officials will look into the idea. June Casagrande DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Residents would get a larger role 10 the a ty's budgeting process under a proposal put forward this week by Mayor Tod Ridgeway at the request of one Newport Beach woman. During Tuesday night's City Council meeting, where council members approved next year's $153-million budget, Barbara Johnson suggested that residents should not have to rely on aty officials to oversee such massive spending plans. At Johnson's request, Ridgeway d.lrected aty staffers to look into the advantages and dis- advantages of form- ing a budget comnut- tee made up of offl- dals and residents to oversee the process in future years. ·we need to spend a whole year working on this with representatives from the community and the council working Ill • The Newport- Mesa Unified School District approves its budget. See Page A3 •For more decisions from Newport Beach's City Council, see Page AS together,• Johrlson said Wednesday. "The budget is something that we, as a community, need to know about.• City staffers work on the dty bupget almost year-round, comparing expected revenues with expenses before a.c:.semhling spending requests from each dty depart- ment. City Council members nMew their suggestions in several study sessions before maldng a final vote in June. Though all the meetings are open to the pubhc, Johnson said the handful of public SEE BUDGET PAGE M Newport Beach begins lobbying for JWA deal •aty, county officials take their case to Washington. D.C., now that the settlement agreement extension has won local support. opposition to it. Roger Cohen, a spokesman with the trade group, said the deal ~as an attempt to •unilaterally change the ground rules .• Mansion of a problem drowns out more pressing concerns Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT -With their deal to extend flight llmits at the airport now sealed locally, New- port Beach and county representa- tives have already begun stating their case in Washington, O.C. Tuday, Orange County attorney Michael Gatzke plans to meet w1th the Air 1\'ensport Assn., a powerful airline trade group that hu oppol8d the John Wayne Airport iettlement agreement edeDlion. On Wecm.day, John Wayne Air· port Dtrec:tot Alen Murphy began dilcmltom with staff members of the Pedera1 AVlaticin Mri!lld*etion. Newport 8eacb repreeentatlftl wef9 apedld '° •ttmd bOeli of .. ' those meetings, officials said. Oty leaders have said they are confident they can smooth the ruf. fled feathers of aulmes that oppose the restrictions. "The dty will be involved in some of thote meetirigs, • Counalwoman Norma Glover said. •1 believe we will work through thEi issues with the airlines .• Many of the alrport's restrtctic:>os were the result of the 1985 Mttle- ment agreement, an outgrowth of dty lawsuits to Umlt flights out of the airport and jet noile in Newport- Mesa nelghborhOOdl. One day after the hlltoric Gten· Goa WU joUltly app~ lbe Newpolt a.ch City md Orange COUnty Boud of Suplnl· '°"' tbe alrllnes rettetatad ..._, Changes to federal aviation law in the early 1990s prohibit airports from imposing their own limits. The t 985 lettlenlent WU let to expire at the md of 2005. City aDd county leaden, in the extemiOn approved n-day, gave airtirWI more ftigbtl ....... yean bekri tbe ~ ~wouldapre. eam.nma DOW Md tbe flgbtl Jen. t. "There .... lot of C6n1en dMil want lo MrV9 Orange County,• Cobm .ad. •You've got 14 kktl at a btitbday pm,, aDOdas 30 outllde GdamllallMltf..clltlne.• Clly, ............. CoMD'I c:llialllll ........ outaf .... wtlll ,..... ... . SHMAMmA'I F or some years, a large part of my living ca.me from chronicling tbe political and IOdal aberrations of Orange County for national magazb:Ms. Then the aberra· tioOI eitbet became lea uces· live or tbe natlian JDOYed there with us, 10 newlWOlthy aam- C:: :'1~~; a-&.lW -like Steve C.tm. wbo... ......... about• a the Piiat on MaDMy -1 IMped,......, at ....... ...... Wiiia ..... ,, d c-rtua: a ....... -•a:La11•=: .............. .,... .. . ' . COIPOUTI HIPPllllllG Costa Mesa flrm buys 5 shopping centers the get>grapbic cli'versification within market areas in Callfomla and Arizona where Donahue Schriber already ha.s a sign1ticaDt presence,• said Mark Whit- field, executive vice president of devel- opment Donahue Schriber, a Costa Mesa- based developing firm, acquired Union Jillls Wlage in Phoenix, Valley Shop· ping Center in Sacramento. and Plaza Sorrento in San Diego, bringing its total purc:huea in April to five and providing an overall investment to more than $62 million. The otber acquisitions were Cathe- dral City Marketplace and Mission Oa1<.s Plaza tn Camarillo. With a 33-year history, the tinn has developed or redeveloped r,nore than 15 million square feet of retail, and owns and operates a portfolio of 66 neighbor- hood, community, regional and commu- nity westyle shopping centers. •These three properties will broaden A2 Thursday, June 27, 2002 WOiKING Taylor Mai HE IS A mechanic in training MENTOR PROGRAM PAYS OFF While some high school seniors will spend the summer pounding the pavement, Taylor Mai has already landed his dream job as a shop assis- . :tant at J and S Automotive in Costa ::Mesa. :· The 18-year-old found his callillg :as part of the Mentor for the b2L.... ;program spon.!iOte by the N~ E;Harbor Chamberof Commerce. :.. Mal, who graduated from New- ;=port Harbor High School last week, '.:spent a day at the shop last year and :made such a great first unpression : :that the owner, Josef Spiegel, sought : ·him out a few months later and :'.:offered him a job. ·~: Spiegel said Mai has the automo- ·::tive know-how to eventually become a mechanic. "He's learning, and it's not an · .. easy thing,• Spiegel said. "It's not an :·easy trade at all. It takes longer to be :.a good mechanic than a doctor.• :.THE MYSTIQUE OF CARS • Mai was drawn to the allure of ::cars and the mystery of the parts ... under the hood at an early age. · "The main thing I got into was :·remote-controlled cars -playing : with them and p~ them apart.• IRllFLV IN BUSINESS Newport Beach seafood eatery reinvents itself • By launching a new lunch s~rvice • and changing its name, Newport Beach restaurant Gulfstream has set its sights on making fresh seafood its primary focus. . . . • Not only has the restaurant acquired a new nam~ and begun opening its doors at 11:30 a.m. every Da¥Pilot VOL 96, NO. 178 '**"""'~ ~ 1'0N't ooa.o. He,s under your hood andfixing it good Mai said. "I wanted to go on a big- ger scale when I got my license.· During the mentor day. he worked at the shop with another student. Spiegel said Mai stood out from the beginning. . •rt seemed as though [Mai) was a -"tnore conscious of what he was -Ooing. while the other students just blazed through it," Spiegel said. So Spiegel ollered Mai the oppor- tunity to bring his own car to the shop and play around with it, and also offered hun a tentative job. Mai, who was working elsewhere at the time, d1dn't take advantage of Spiegel's offer. So after going through a revolving door of shop assistants, Spiegel tracked Mai down at hi~ other job and offered him a better deal. llus time, Mal accepted. "I just kind of thought, 'Wow:· Mai said. "I never had anyone search me out for a job. I quit my job that day and started here the next day.• GAINING A WEALTH OF EXPERJENCE As the shop offers comprehensive auto repair, Mai gets the chance lo get his hands dirty working on many day, but it has also created a new abnosphere. Steering away from the bar scene ambience that evolved when it was Cowboy Seafood, Gulfstream hu created a more friendly neighbor· hood feel, said Robert McLain, gen· eral manoger of the restaurant. •The Gulfstream is known for attracting the best fish. That's why it's the perfect choice to emphuize our quality seafood,• McLain said in a press release. "It also represents our commitment to providing all different services, such as oil changes, brake .jobs and motor swaps. His favorite cars are Fords, he said. For the past year, be bas been working every day after school for two to five hours. This summer. he will work while attending summer school. Mai said the challenges of the job include using the wrong tools and •going too tough on delicate things when you're not supposed to.• The reward is learning a practical skill that can be used in everyday life, Mai added. A FUN WORK ENVIRONMENT Spiegel runs a lald-back shop, complete with a beer tap near the coffee machine. "He's a cool guy, not hard to work for, very understanding,• Mai said. Mai has earned Spiegel's trust so much that he now has keys to the shop. And he feels relieved that be has found a comfortable place to hone his skills. •1t's relaxing here,· Mal said. "I'm not really an executive school per- son. I'm going to get through high school and move on.• -Story by Deird,. Newman; photo by Sean Hiller fresh menu selections, including tbe grill items and oysters.• Purdlued by Houston .. Reltaunmt Co., the new ownenblp ICXIUl'8d tbe world for vadoul ~ fMMon. lng a restaurant menu made up entirely of items made tnm......., In addition to providing its gu.11 with a new menu. 1119 ......._ also provtdel them with • jlla tdo performance bn Sunday ad Wednetday evenings, unique ICUlp- tures and pe.intings, and an overall warm and cuua1 atmolpbeN. READERS HQJUNE (949) 642-6086 right No news storift, lllustr8tlonl, edltOl'i.1 nwrtter or ~ t..ir. CM'I ti.'repr~ without wrlttiln perm!IM>n at~ owner . NIWllWf ~-- Rec0td your comments~ the Dally Pilot 0t news tlps. AQQBESS HOW IO BEACH US ~ (dl\or Ntl'I~ ~Dhaor LAM...._ (NM end -'9p0tt~ ~) S7"'22t OUr eddres is 330 W. Bay St .. Cost• Mew. CA 92627. Offke hours Me ~ -Fri~y. 8:30 a.m. -s p.m. The Times Or.nge County (IOO) 252-9141 Ach:•dllt4 .. • .. .. ~ ...... ow- dHpe.blW•~ ,.., ..• Newpaft lffch ..,,,... '"91 S74-W2 P..C"Mlflf~COlrl ... a... '"'"' .. ~ (tet) 574-426' )'Ol#lt.dlllf.ireM .... C'Oln ..... ~ WI n ...... ,, •• ""'°"" ... *'4DO f*ll.dllltOf••··--a.e.-... CGA.I ..... ,..,_,, .. '14:Q15 '°""",.._.....,,..,Olm ..... .._ fdlalloll ~.(Mt) S?MUI ~ Ollllll9~ ............... .,.... ~.. -a COIVtECDONS It " the Piiot\ policy to pr~ly torrect •II errors of~. PtHte'all (949) s14-423l • fXl The Ntwpott ~ M89 Delly • Not (\MS-1 ..... 11 ~ ~ 1n ~leldl we-........, MleO'lpdew• ... welllllte ~ ~ ... IQlllng '°The'""*°' ... county '90Clt lSH141 In.,.._,.... at ~ 9-tl Md c-.. Miii. .. ~---~ .......... ..... ._~fllltdl91M1tot .. .., ........... ,,.... .. ;;& !' --.... _,PDITt..,.... ............. ,,.....,.. .... --_ ........... t•c..-.CA-.Clllfo Oalfled (949) 642-5671 Dlspl.y (Mt) 642-021 ........ News (949) M22 5'IO SpotU CM) 574-422) News,. (Ml) ~110 SpotU ,. ~ '5CM>110 E~ .-N,,......,_mm M91rl0fllm '"*'-Office M> IOGt ..... , ........ ,.". ........... OU --........................ _ ........... Daily Pilot Tbe Food and Wine Festival continues I t's n. ot too late to attend the Summer Food and Wine Festtval at South Coast Plaza from 6 to 9 p.m. today. The popular annual event benefits Second Har-, vest Food Bank and Some- one Cares Soup Kitchen. The event features cuisine from South Coast Plaza and Vtl- lage restaurants, including Antonello Ristorante, Blue Water Grill, Gustav Anders, Morton's of Chicago The Steakhouse, Royal Khyber, Wolfgang Puck and Z'Tejas Southwestern Grill. to name a few. There are also premi- um wineries and breweries offering samplings. Live music is from Zoot Suit Revue. There will also be an opportunity drawing to win a year of dining at South Coast Plaza (dinner for two, once a month for a year); a $500 South Coast Plaza gift certifi- cate, and a .kitchen appliance from the Macy's Home Store. Opportunity ticket donations are $5 each, five for $20, and 30 for $100. The cost of the event is $50 per person at the door. Proceeds go toward the county's needy through Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County and Someone cares Soup Kitchen in Costa Mesa. The two organizations assist 400,000 men, women and children in Orange County. It's held in the Crate & Bar- reVMacy's Home Store wing. (714) 435-2160. Everyone loves the sales at A'Maree's, and its next one will start Saturday. There's a big selection of spring merchandise reduced 40%, and a sought-after $10 to $20 bargain rack. A'Ma- ree's carries some of the best apparel, shoes and acces- sories in Newport Beach. It's in the Westcliff Court at 1649 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 642-4423. Blue Springs, Ala. is now carrying the designs of house inc. by Annette Tatum, who creates a line of bedding, lounge wear, baby bedding and home accessories. The designer will be in the store from noon to 4 p.m. today to show her latest collection. Refreshments will be served. If you mention this column at Blue Springs. Ala .. you'll get an extra 10% off through June. It's at 269 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. (949) 642-3632. The Dally GrW at Fashion Island has completed a major remodel and has revamped its menu. It's open for lunch and dinner daily, breakfast on Saturday, and brunch on Sunday. The menu features apJ>:0tizers, specialty sand- wiChes, salads, fresh seafoods and pa$tas. There are •Grill Classics," such as chicken pol pie, New York strip steak sandwich, roasted turkey breast and Daily Grill meatloaf. It's open from 11:30 a.m. to 10 p .m. Monday Greer Wyf der BEST BUYS through Thursday. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sun- days. The popular restaurdnt is near Barnes & Noble. (94qJ 644-2223. Spa Gregortes at Fashion Island in Newport Beach is offering a special on Dedeor Paris products through July 7. The skin ca.re company also makes great sWlScreem, tan accelerators and anti- aging products ideal for sum- mer. The specials are: pur- chase a Decleor SPF 15 sun- screen and get a free tan accelerator Pre Sun Care Cream (a $51 value for onJy $22): with the purcpase of any Decleor products valued at $95 or more, receive a !ref' floral toner spray or body lotion (value $33); with the purchase of any Decleor anll· aging product, receive a free mature skin sampler kit con· taining five products and val- ued at $38. Also, on Wedne!>- day, Decleor Paris specialists will offer min.1-fadals and provide free skin analysis. Mini~adals are priced at $50, and a $30 credit can be used toward product pur- chases. Reservations are required. Spa Gregories LS di 200 Newport Center DrivC', Newport'Beach. (949) 644- 6672. Acanthus Gallery is hav, tng its annual lamp sale. ·our selection of lamps is unique and have incredible finishes, exquisite shades with luxurious pleats, topped with unique finials,· sayi. Timarte Doty, at Acanthui. Gallery. •All lamps in stock are up lo 60% off now through June 30. • Acanthus Gallery specializes in decora- tive accessories and antique prints. It's at 2908 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. (949) 640-1470. Swivel, a local surf wear company, will have a ware- house sale from 10 a.rn. to 1 p.m. today at its warehouse in Costa Mesa. On sale are board shorts, walk shorts. jeans, cargos, T-shirts, sweat- shirts and caps reduced up to 90%. The Swivel Warehouse is at 1760 Monrovia Ave, Suite C-2, Costa Mesa. (949) 548-0557. • llST IUVS ~ars Thursdays~ s.tur~. Send Information to Greer Wyldef at ~.rom « llO W. 8ay St, Costa Mesa. CA 92627, 0t via fax .t (949) 646:4170. SUIF lllD SUN WEATHER FORECAST • Much like the rm of this WMk, low clouds •nd fog will be found Nr1y whllt the sun dominates this •ft•moon. Highs will be In the mld-70s In COit.i Mesa .net In the upper IOI elong 1ht coest In ~ pon leech. lows wlll be in the upper 50I. We should hen up Just • tad 1hll weekend. ...... --= ww.nws.nou.gov. noon. W•wt of 3 to 5 feet will be found with • norttw..st swell of 4 to 6 ffft. The s.me conditions will be found l1ttr this evening. SURF ~I", we'll hew low surf te>cMy-ludty would equate to Mist-highs-but WI should ptdc up Frtdly • •nother ICMlthw9tt swell rofls Into the.,.., ...... ••• ftt. ~°"' 11DIS ,._ 1:1•a.m. 1~p.m • S:17 p.m. 11=-p.m. Doily· Pilot · Thursday, June 27, 2002 AS \ Hearing on judge race set for today lllEFLY II Tiii IEWS ·•A Costa Mesa attorney has asked the court to put her name on the November ballot, replacing a Superior Court official accused of child molestation. LoUt. Harper • DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -A Costa Mesa attorney will be paying close atten. tion to a court ruling today that could detennine whether her name will be adde.d to the November bal- lot for a Orange County. Superior Court judgeship election. The hearing -scheduled at 1 :30 p.m. today m the Central Division of Orange County Superior Court in • Santa Ana -is the latest hurdJe in attorney Gay Sandoval's path to unseat Superior Court Judge Ronald C. Kline. Kline faces charges of child molestation and child pornography. and is now under house arrest as a : result of those accusations. • Sandoval waged her uphill bdttle • to defeat the besieged judge as soon as she learned or the charges, say- ing she wanted to send a message to Orange County children that vot- ing adults would not just sit back and let an accused child molester keep an elected position. As a result of her efforts to mount the write-in campaign. the prelimi- nary race was opened to 11 chal- lengers. The combination of challengers kept Kline from winning a majority of votes in April, forcing the Novem- ber runoff. It also prompted Kline to request that his name be removed from the November ballot. His wish was granted last week, leaving write-in candidate John Adams -who was the lead vote getter in the primary, just ahead of Kline -as the only candidate m the race for Superior Court Judge Office No. 21 . Sandoval was the third-place vote-getter. Now, what start- ed as a crusade for the children has turned into a quest for choice, as San- doval turns her b?t- tle Crom the cam- paign trail to the courtroom in an Gay effort to get her Sandoval name addep to the ballot. "The voters need a choice,• San- doval said. Sandoval, a former Daily Pilot· columnist, said she asked the regis- trar's office to put her name on the ballot along with Adams but was told she needed a court ruling. Tern Niccum, spokeswoman for the reg- JStrar's office confirmed that, Sdying a legal entity would have to deter- mine the matter. •As I understand it, we don't have any power to put someone Ion the ballot) unless a judge has man- dated it," Niccum said. Sandoval began the legdl pro- ceedings. basing her legal chal- lenge on an elecbon code section that she says calls for the next high- est vote-getter to fill d ballot vacan- cy for a nonpartisan oft1ce. Adams received 33.2% of the vote. foUowed closely by Kline at 32% and Sandoval earned 10.8%. With Kline's successful removal from the ballot, Sandoval secures lhe spot as the second-highest vote- getter. AddJTls said he has not seen Sandoval's formal request and would reserve comment unW he reads It. · If voting stdbstics don't make a strong case for her, the amount of effort she has put into the campaign - should be taken into consideration, Sandoval said. After all, Kline's name would never have appeared on the ballot to gJVe voters the chance to wnte m other alterna- tives. "I was the flrst one to get him on the bdllot, 1 was successful m gel- ling him off the ballot, but now the ballot has a hole m 1t, and that hole has to be filled,• Sandoval said. Review of temple finds no big problems No sigruficant ampact. BoilfJld down to three words, that's the conclusion of a 3-inch-thtck report on the Mormon temple the church wants to build at 2300 Bonita canyon Drive, Newport Beach. Now, the temple goes before residents dwing a 45-day pub-, Uc review period that began this week, in which residents can • register their opinions on the : proposed temple of the Church : of Jesus Christ of Latter-day : Saints. t Copies of the report a.re now : available at three library ; branches: Manners Branch, : 2005 Dover Dnve; the Corona • del Mar Branch, 420 Marigold: Ave.; and the Central Library, : 1000 Avocado Ave. Members of: the public may also vtew the : report at the Planning Depa.rt-• ment at City Hall, 3300 New-: port Blvd. : The 17 ,500-square-foot tem-: ple is proposed for the site at · Bonita Canyon Drive and : Tentative school budget hinges on state's plan Prairie Road. , The document will also be : posted on the city's Web site, : www . city. n e wport-. beach.ca.w/home.htm, proba-: bly within the next several days. : •Newport-Mesa Unified officials do what they can with $158-rnillion financial blueprint while awaiting final state budget. Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The Newport- Mesa Uruhcd School D1stnct's 2002- 03 budget. adopted Tuesday everung, can be summed up in ,one word: tentative. District oHicials were quick to pomt out that the $158-nullion pro- posed budget is subject to change when the results of a handful of unknown Vdnables are revealed. "There dTC a lot of unknowns out there,• said school board trustee Martha Fluor. "The big word is 'if.•• The biggest -and most influen- bal -vanable IS the troubled state budget. Paul Reed, the district's assistant superintendent of busmess services, said the pretimincUy bud- get was compiled based on the best information available -wluch is not much. "The dilemma 1s: When the school board acts, 1t can only dct on what is reasonably certdm and the California Legislature 1s far from reasonably certain di this Ltme," Reed said. The 2002-03 budget's spendmg is up about $17 million from ldst year and antiapates a moderdte l ",., increase in revenue from the dver- age daily attendance and 7"1 .. increase in property laxes. Expens- es include a previously agreed upon 3.5% compensation hike for cerll- fied employees and a 2.5'X, mcredse for classilied positions, Reed sdid. The district must also account for the ever-increasing cost of benefits, an item that has risen 22'V., over last year's budget. One-time expenses, such as equipment replacement and technology updates. are also includ- ed, Reed said. The tentative budget shows expenses slightly more thdfl rev- enue at $3.2 million, but Reed sdld the district wouJd be able to balance that with $10.1 million in unspent funds from last year. . Reed said the 2002-03 budgt>t u. a conservative "snapshot m tune.· Although tunes dre uncertain, the budget IS balanced and there are no rnt.s tn programs. "Tlus budget conllnues the level of service that people are accus- lomed to and tmproves 1l wherever possible with some prudence." Reed SdJd If a i.econd word were needed to de!>cnbe the budget, it would be "conscrvdt1ve. • Reed said the budget does not presume any income that the dis- tnct does not know will be there. It also presumes that every expense in the budget will be spent -which is almost never the case -and still forecctSts a reserve of $6.9 million, he Sdid. Flour said she u. comfortable the dlslnct IS not headed for cns1s. The trustee said the loorrung state prob- lems worry her because of the potential effect they may have on the state as a whole but 1s confident Newport-Mesa schools will weather the storm. The district operates under a "dual adoption cycle" and w11J rev1s1t its fmanc1al forecast in Sep- tember with a more realistic picture, Reed said. ·Lots of things will change by the b.rne the final budget 1s presented for adoption m SeptPmber, • Reed said. The school board also approved the d1stnct's te nlallve budget, total- ing d bit more thdn $144 million. As it stands, the budget is balanced with expenditures of less than $143 million. More l?Cations where the public : may view the report may be . added. : After the public review, the : matter will go to the Planning Commission, wluch will consid- er a request to include a nearly 124-foot steeple on the temple. All other elements of the pro- ject are wttlun et ty guidelines, though some, such as bwlding color and tighbng, have caused concern among neighbors. The report shows that the visual effect of the temple on the neighborhood is •1ess than sig· nificant. • Effects on traffic, as well as water ·and air quality, is also determined by the report to be ·1ess than sigruflcant, • though it's likely some residents will disagree. Information: Planning Department, (949) 644-3225. Classi Series Boneless Skin-on Chicken Breast Fresh Local Swordfish Steaks s1ge,. Buy 1 lb. Get I lb. 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Thur?doy, June 27, 2t>o2 ' PUILIC SAFETY POllCI FILES COSTA MESA • Del Mer Awnue: A U ·year- old man was arrested on suspi- cion of sofldtlng labor from I vehicle and pmentlno false ldentiflc.ltlon to an officer at 10:07 a.m. Tuesday. • .,_Avenue: A 24-yeat-old man was arrested on suspklon of possessing a controlled sub- stance. a hypodennk needle and being under the Influence of a controlled substance In the 1400 block at 12:40 a.m. Tuesday. • H...t»or lloulevwd: A 31· year-old man i.nd a 21 -year-old man were arrested on suspicion of possessing a controlled sub-. ·stance and being under the •influence of a controlled sub- ,. stance In the 2400 block at f 12:05 a.m. Wednesday. The 31· !year-old was also booked on • sosplcJon of sell Ing the con- : trolled substance, and his part· • ner was arrested for allegedly : carrying a concealed weapon. • • Hidlory "8ce: An assault was : reported In the 2800 block at ~ 5:36 p.m. Tuesday. , • ...,._ Drive end PMArt· , no~ A recreational ~hi : de that WIS not r~istered to a t Costa Mesa resident was report· : edly parked near the intersec:· • tlon at 12:37 p.m. Tuesday. ' • Meu Verde Drive: Indecent • exposure was reported In the : 1500 block at 12:41 p.m. Tuesday. • ,.., .... , loulev•d.,.. w.t ftltt .,._ 1Wo Ind- dents of l~t eicposut• were reported MM the lntenec· tlof\ wfthln an hour of Hdl oth-er, at 4:3.3 p.m. and 5:01 p.m. TUetday. • Newpot1.__ard: AA auto 1t'left was repol1ed In the 1500 block at 4:A9 p.m. Tuesday. • S.... AN Awl"'9 Jnd S... '° ThomM DrM: All auto theft WIS reported near the lntenectk>n at 9-.27 a.m. Tuesday. • West 1tltt Street: A 44-year· old woman was arrested on sus- picion of assaulting and battery on an officer and resisting an officer In the 700 block at 3:20 p.m. Tuesday. · NEWPORT BEACH • Jeth Street An attempted burglary was reported In the 100 block at 8:14 a.m. Wed~ day. • lalboll loulevard: Illegal fireworks were reported In the 1800 block at 10:36 p.m. TUfl- day. • lrittol Street A vehide bur- glary In progress was reported at the lntenectlon of 81rch Street at 4:57 p.m. Tuesday. • JambotoM Roed: A vehkle burglary was reported in the 1100 block at 10:23 p.m. T~ day. • Via Udo: Vandalism was reported In the 3300 block at 5:54 a.m. Wednesday. • River Av9"Ue: A vehide bur- glary was reported in the 5500 block at 10:29 a.m. Wednesday. -------S~~~! I Purchllt CU MW '1'.rlflc" Trto Dinner SpecW nf two BevngM I nf get a llCOnd T.rlflc mo, or ll'f I o4tllf DWvw Enlree at equal or leMer vllue, FREE wtth thia coupon! I Coupon V.lid 11AM to 11PM O.Hy c.n, .. ~ .. .., ohroowpoll °""· I l!XPIR£8 7""'2 • VAUD OHLY AT ~Hldlngton •••chi 18512 8-:ti BIYd. ,_ !dlnflt • OP£H 24 HOURS - -COUPON - - -• I I PLEDGE • t • i CONTINUED FROM A 1 that added the wordJ "under God• to the pledge 48 years ago. "The pledge WU modified by om majority government then,• he Mid. "1bat11 bow decisions are made in a democracy. Now it looks like we're not being governed by the majority but by the courts .• The decision la "hardly surprising" given several past rulings on similar issues, said Mary Ellen Gale, professor of constitutional law at Whittier Law School in Costa Mesa. "It definitely seems like an emotional and controversial issue to many,• she said. "But this ruling does fit comfort· ably with an existing line of ded.sions. • The court made the right decision on the ca.se because the Constitution does uphold all citizens' right to freedom of religion, Gale said. The decision will probably be upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court. she said. BUDGET CONTINUED FROM A 1 meetings doesn't give resi· dents enough tim& or depth to fully understand the 100- plus-page proposed budget. The final touches to this year's budget included the addition of $811,157 in "wish list" items, last·minute fund- ing requests by Qty Council members and staffers. These items include $93,000 for ,r ~· ROPES CONTINUED FROM A 1 Allison was just one of 53 Fire Explorers participating in a week.long fire academy. Academy recruits came from all over the county, and even as far as Riverside and Colorado Springs, Colo., for the program, which offered a variety of firefighting training at various stations, said Orange County Fire Authority Battalion Chief Mike McCoy. Costa Mesa Pi.re Station No. 4, on Placentia Avenhe, hosted the ambitious class of Exploren on Wednesday, focusing on different rescue systems, such as he.avy res· cue, and search and rescue. Eight of the 53 students were worlc1ng on their home I l I • tt could be a very close question, like the I.slue of prayer in schools has been in the put,• Gale said. •sut, I hope, 1f it does go to the Supreme Court, that they take it serioualy because it is an important mue. • lbe lut chan~ in the Pledge of Allegiance occurred on Flag Day, or June 14, 19.S.., when President Dwight Eiaenhower approved adding the words "under God." As he autho· rized the change be said: •In this way we are reaffirming the transcendence of reli· gious faith in America's her· itage and future1 hi this way we shall constantly strength- en those spiritual weapons which forever will be our country's most powerful resource in peace and war.• The two words should con- tinue to remain in the pledge given the nation's time of tur- moil since the September ter· rorist attacks, said Marc Rubenstein, rabbi at Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach. "At times like this, God is our only hope,• be said. "I think this ruling is a slap in ficus tree trim.ming, $25,000 to replace planters at the Goldenrod Avenue foot· bridge, $150,000 for medians in Corona del Mar and $10,000 for the Balboa Island Museum Historical Society. The decrease in the costs of providing some city services is expected to cover these additional items. Dennis Danner pointed out to staff that the operating expenditures of $110,539,148 are less than last year's $111,382,904 and that the turf as Costa Mesa Fire Explorers. It 'was Allison's first expe· rlence rappelling down the face of a five·story building. And although she stands only 5 feet 1, the Costa Mesa Fire Explorer was unshaken. "It was easier than I expected,• she said. "I had a good amount of control. Plus, I know I am in good hands with Uiis crew and the safety line. They take good care of you here.• Academy Chief and Cos- ta Mesa Explorer Nathan Brown helped run the show and offered advice to other, more novice students. Brown said he has gone through five similar acade· mies in his three years with the Explorers. "Those of us who have done a lot of these drills An Amniua1 Run Business Since 1953 . 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I'm shocked, and I stand lts ground 1f it goes to feel sorry tor God.• the high court, said Terry ' Newport·Mesa Unified Francke, attorney for the ' School District trustee Davkl California Pirlt Amendment Brooks, who recalled the words Coalition in Sacramento. •under God• were added to "I believe 1t would be ' the pledge when he was in upheld,• he said. •it might be • school, said he is unhappy with a narrow, split decision. But I 1 the court's dedskm. believe it will stand.• •1t•s a shame,• he said. That is because the "This country was founded Supreme Court has been par· 1 • on our faith in God.• ticularly sensitive to the •sub-1 The case that prompted· · tly coercive• atmosphere in ' Wednesday's decision was schools, Francke said. ·1 brought by Michael A. New-. "A.J adults, we always · dow, a Sacramento atheist have the choice not to recite who objected because bis · the Pledge of Allegiance,• he second-grade daughter was said. "But in school, even if required to recite the pledge you're different, you try to at the Elk Grove School Dis· conform. Because children in tttct. A federal judge had dis-schools are automatically missed his lawsuit under various pressures to The 9th Circuit covers conform, the state has to be Alaska, Arizona, California, careful what it requires them Hawail, Idaho, Montana, to conform to.• Nevada. Oregon and Wash- ington state. Those are the only states affected by the ruling. It will not take effect for several months, however, com.lpg year's capital improvements costs of $31,560,283 are lower as well. "That's significantly less than last year,• Danner said. Ottidals had dubbed this budget as a "status quo" spending plan because the economic downturn has reduced dty revenues, leaving no room to add new spending priorities. But times haven't proved so tough as to require any program cutbacks, either. The budget does not include about $2.7 million in before mainly offer help and know-how.• he said. ·we like to let the new people do most of the hands-on so they get a feel for it.• Allison was one of those newcomers and has been in the program only since Jan- uary. Just six months into her preliminary training, she is sure of her future as a firefighter. "This is definitely what I want to do,· she said. ·1 never thought I could do it because I am small. petite and female -it was never a girl's job -but now I realize it's possible.• Fellow Costa Mesa Explorer Luis Matheus shared Allison's enthusiasm for firefighting and proved his dedication to his class by shouting the troop's number while sliding down a rope from the fourth story of the training tower. "This week has been a blast,• be said after his feet reached solid ground again. "It has been such a learning experience and a great introduction to the fire ser- vice.• By the end of the week, the group will have extin- guished a fire, practiced various rescue techniques, and rappelled from towers, as well as trained for flam- mable liquid fires, oil and propane fires and more. The academy, open to people ages 16 to 21 , not only provides experience to those who are sure about their career path, it helps determine who ts cut out for revenues that would usually be expected from the state for vehicle license fees. Though Gov. Gray Davis has said he won't cut funds to cities in the upcoming state budget process, Newport Beach offi. cials remain wary that the state Legislature or even the governor could decide not to send this money to cities. • JUNI ~ c.own New- port llffch. She m.y be rN<hed It (949) 574-4232 or by e-mall at jun..asagr•nMOl•tlmti.com. fire service, McCoy said. "Some kids realize maybe this isn't for them and that way they don't waste their time in classes at school,· McCoy said. Mathe.us said the acade- my has only strengthened his resolve to be a firefighter. "I've always wanted to be a fireman,· he said. "It is a respectful profession, it requires teamwork. It's a diJ. ferent thing every day, and you get to help people.• • LOUrA HA9IJl cowrs Cost.a 1 Mesa. She may be ruched at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at /olir. ti.rp- ~rO~tlmn.com. BOCK. Robett (90) Born Janay 12, 1912 fl Kalamazoo, Mchiglwl lo Naf1N n Eclh Boat PMMd ttMtf Jl.wle 23. 200'l. e morn • "' death "his belowd •• a.tiara. &r.+.<ed b>f hll ..... chlchn, Nrcy RantoMc:h. .Im Bodt and Patricia KITmet 5 ~iddtie11. , KelY G.ma, linolhy l<i'rmel. Kaltlryrl and Kendal RnJwictl and Tlftany Boat Aober1 was I ~ pt"f1lllciat YIM had a long and procldle mr.-in lhe •OlplOl irw.y lfld was wel reepedld fl hie Wd. He tw:t two --for hll lrMf"tllonl and aetYed on tie Seier* Mlm1y Board lo 1he Pillidllll " .... LWled : ~ v.t be held °" SIUday. I Jooe 29 II 23> PM II "8 Padllc J VllW MenoW Ctllpll, 3eiOO Padllc • """Or .. Nowpoot-. CA. j OBERG, JR., Seth Michael • • • Doily Pilot CURVE CONTINUED FROM A 1 a ghetto of mansions, many of them huddled behind gates and security guards. And the mansions are mvading tract homes too. On the block I walk around each day in my obstinately mid- dle-class Santa Ana Heights surroundings, someone has built a mansion that sldnds out like Shaq O'Neal tn a • Boys' Club game, If that can happen in my backyard; then no neighborhood is safe. Drive around Newport ' Beach and have a look for yourself. Modest homes are coming down and bigger homes are going up. Then the bigger homes come down and mansions go up. Now even bigger mansions are begmning to follow. The best examples are m gated communities, but the VlTUS is spreading rapidly. A recent artide in the Los Angeles Times Magazine titled "Uving Ever Larger• took a look at how this dis- ease affects society on a broader scale. It quoted a French anthropologist who has been analyzing the American consumer for two decades as saying: "It's a cul- ture of excess, a permanently nouveau riche mentality. We want the biggest, the most extreme of everything.• Robert Shelton says there are other reasons too. He is chairman of a citizens' advi- sory committee named by the Newport Beach City Council to help identify critical issues for the council to consider in updating the general plan. Mansionization is high on that list. But the motivations Shelton's committee is hear- ing for our incipient mansion ghettos go well beyond mere ostentation. The chief complaint brought up against mansion- lzation ta that it changes the character of a neighborhood simply by its size. A three· story home with an elevator on Balboa Island is as out of keeping with its surround- ings as the mini-mansion I pass every day in my walk. Other complaints: Such over- sized homes block light and create a much denser com- munity. Beyond just showing off existing wealth, the mail) motivation for mansion.l.i:ing appears to be the production of new wealth. Longtime .homeowners -especially those on fixed incomes - profit by upgrading the site or creating income property by renting half of the new struc- ture. And contractors, who are understandably pushing this sort of thing, profit from the remodels or from buying a property, tearing down the house on it and filling up the lot with a mansion. Accord.mg to •uving Ever Larger,· while the size of the typical American family has decreased by 20% during the past three decades, typi- cal new homes are 55o/e larg- er than the average home built in 1970. Notes the anthropologist quoted earli- er: "When do you have enough 1n America? Never!" But local residents upset by mansionization are now saying, "Enough.• Which poses some problems for the people making the laws in Newport Beach. The main device for controlling man- sion.ization is adjusting the ratio between the floor area and the size of the lot. Cut- ting it back would eliminate a lot of the monsters now being crammed into small lots. It would also offend those who reqard property rights as sacrosanct. The best solution, of course, is a combination of sociat awareness. good taste and sensitivtty to surround- ings among the homeowners and contractors who design and bwJd these monstel'S. That pipe dream was badly ha.ken the other rug.ht as I contemplated a million-dol- lar home bemg wasted in order to build one several tunes as experis1ve on the same lot. The e10Sting home bad 1ust been bulldozed, along with much of its con- tents. Stoves, refrigerators, washers, expensive land- scapmg and mterior appoint- ments were cavaherly destroyed while gardeners, servants and the wrecking crew -any one of whom would have treasured theye possessions -watched. That kind of flaunting of Thursday, June 27, 2002 AJ;. ' wealth and mseD.SltiVlty to those ~ blessed should make 1t easier to bgbten reg· ulabons on the ratio of noor area to lot si.ze in Newport Beach The reluctance among pollbcal conserva- tives to inject government mto such pnvate decisions i9 selective. nus would seem to be a time and place to use tt. Once reasonable l.units have been put on mansion- izallon, then maybe w e can turn to other urgent matters. Like affordable housing. •JOSEPH N. RU is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. His column appears Thursdays. NEWPORT BEACH c1n COUNCIL WRAP·UP . J Inside CITY HALL Here are some of the decisions coming out of the Newport Beach City Council meeting on Tuesday. NOT SO EZ LUBE WHAT HAPPENED: A controversial request to build an EZ lube in Coro- na del Mar did not get its day in chambers as expect- ed. Though council mem- bers were prepared to con- sider the request Tuesday night. the matter was post- poned at the applicant's request. EZ Lube has asked the council to reconsider the Planning Commission's decision to deny the com- pany a permit to build a 2,641 ·square-foot auto ser- vice facility at 3600 E. Coast Highway. The Planning Commission had shot down the request because, they believed, the business would not fit in well with the neighborhood. . WHAT IT MEANS: The matter is scheduled to come before the council at its Aug. 27 meeting. TRAFFIC SIGNALS WHAT HAPPENED: A S303, 759 contract to improve some traffic sig- nals in the ci~ ~ sailed throug the council on Tuesday. Con- tractor F.J . Johnson won the contract to improve traffic signals on Jamboree Road at Eastbluff Drive- University Drive and also on Jamboree at Island Lagoon-Hyatt Newporter; on Newport Center Drive at Santa Cruz Drive; and on Superior Avenue at Ticon- deroga Street. Also, as part of the project, battery backups will be installed in traffic signals at six loca- FULL BAR COCKTAILS 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 with your next dinner. Mouth-watering entrees, a relaxed dining atmosphere and patio seating with a delightful view of Newport Bay make for a refreshing break In your day. "Now Open For Dinner 7DAYSAWEEK Commencing July 1st, 2002· 1111 a.ck 1aJ Drift • N .. pon Beach Off._.,._ loed • Oil• BIOcll IUt of PCH www.(leWPort ... .com _..., tions on Jamboree, six on Coast Hi~hwal, and at the intersection o Newport Boulevard and Hospital Road. WHAT IT MEANS: Council members approved the contract to imrerove traffic flow and sa ety, which -it is hoped -will be the result. BUCK GULLY SEWER PUMP WHAT HAPPENED: An aging waste-water pump station near Little Corona Beach ~ willgeta $762,511 upgrade, council mem- bers decided. The contract approved Tuesday with Caliagua Inc. will bring the pump station, which was built in the 1940s, into the 21st century. Worn-out and obsolete equipment that makes up ,,,, I \ ... I /\ \ NllT MIETING • WHEN: 7 p.m. July 9 •WHERE: J:ity Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach • l•OllMATION: (949) 644-3000 the station will be replaced, and a backup generator will also be installed. About S680,000 of the contract will be paid from a city cap- it.al improvement account set aside for pump station improvements. The remain- ing cost will be paid for from reserves in the city's waste-water fund. WHAT IT MEANS: The improvements will better meet regional water quality board requirements for a "spill-free" waste- water system. -Complied by June casagrande --, ~ ' Ott Yet1t Y1r41 Rtl4y Ftr TM St1•tMr Mtwl Cell U1 Fer A FrM Ettb•ate. 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Fourth of July fire- • -works at the New- • p0rt Dunes next : ~eek. Newport Beach City : fylanager Homer Bludau • and company sought a cou- : ple of options to replace the : pyrotechnic display, but unfortunately came up empty. But city officials definite- ly tried. , They tried to resurrect ·the show at the Dunes, but , neithe r the Dunes nor the : fompany that put on the ·fireworks event wanted a part of it. Liability issues, which caused Dunes offi- cials to drop the show in the first place, led the fire- works company to pass as well. The city considered igniting the display from the wate r, either at one of • the piers or from a barge, :.but that proved unwise in .Mlat it would draw e xtra .-=~tors to an already busy :lalboa Peninsula. :: And, to further shut out ·~e possibility of sparking a display near the peninsula, the Police Department pointed out that its officers are already a bit too busy on the Fourth of July patrolling the West New- port area to monitor anoth- er bustling crowd. It is a shame, especially as patriotism flourishes in our nation, that an alterna- tive display could not be created to replace the Dunes fireworks, but resi- dents are not without their options. In fact, look no further than the city's neighbors. Costa Mesa hosts a magnificent fireworks dis- play at O range Coast Col- lege's Le Bard Stadium. Both Huntington and Laguna beaches also host fireworks shows, as d o sev- erdl other cities throughout the county . So sure, it won't be the same as having it al the Dunes, but there are other options lo cele bra te our nation's independence at a time when we all feel a need to do exactly that. t;ounty fair plans to .... ~~tay in Costa Mesa _ .. O.• n behalf of the Orange County Fair board, I want to respond to the .~ril 21 editorial, regard.mg Oie future of the Orange t unty Fa.ir in Costa Mesa ! Don't let the faJI slip away·). • t me state up front that the · DUr board has not taken a ~tion on relocating the faJI· -trounds to a new location nor !.lo we have any plans to do so. ~ Since 1949, the fair's home : bas been here in the city of :€osta Mesa. We have enjoyed ;a great relationship with U1e : ei.ty and our neighbors and we ·CUJy appreaate the continued • !UPJ>Ort, services and resources of the city and local businesses. However, as the Orange CoWlty conununity :§rows and changes, 11 IS :inportant that the fair conllnu· :Illy reevaluate itself to ensure ='1at we are doing our job •• Based upon that desire, :lieretore, the fair board and :hff have been acbvely : tngaged over the past 18 •JlOflths in a master plan :process looking at all aspects :ii our operation and tnfrastruc- ~e. Key components under •JValualion indude community St>rograms hosted at the fair ... Gid the development of addi- • Jiona1 physical resources to :JUpport the growing demands •a diverse community pro-;arams and fair time activities. ·"lbe master plan has been and :}Vill continue to be a 10-year : ~on for the fairgrounds in the :~ty of Costa Mesa. :: With ~led property :l1pportunities at this site and ~tn concert with our develop- ~ment of a master plan, the :lair board directed staff to ~entity satellite locations for •jhe expansion of new com- • munity programs. ~ In November 2001, we ·~tted a bfd to manage • equestrlan stables on the Bl Toro Marine Base. bid was tor a concept • ~ •nie Ranch.• a program rlbat modell Centennial Parm Um.ct offers youth the opportu-tidtY to panake in agricultural ~ educational programs. Jn January 2U02, we lost the ikt f« a eo-acre location a.t m ), o..pte tbcM results, the board Ninllined oommJtted ~a Jocetlon for "The • .......... ... Mardl 5 and the pal• 111g11 al Murn W, the Gr t ~ ldlidft, m.ny county ...... haft be91l 1ooking At •• Curt Pringle COMMUNITY COMMENTARY ways to develop the proper- ty at the former El Toro Manne Base with respect to the wishes of the countywide vote. We have been very pleased to be considered as a polentiaJ reop1ent of property on the base. The fact that the O range County Fair & Exposition Center has been identified as a possible partiopant on the EJ Toro Marine Base is both exciting and encouragmg. When the fair was men- tioned, however, many peo- ple jumped to the conclusion that relocation was unminent. That is just not the case. ll we are included in the final El Toro plan, we would be most pleased. Our first step would be to focus on those programs, such as -111e Ranch, -that we are prohibited from providing here due lo space restrictions and lack of equestrian trails. We would next look to see how we could provide addi- tional community programs at that location. It would be our desire to see how we could use any asset provided to the fair for the full benefit of our community. In our 100-year history in the CO\Ulty, the fair has served as a community resource, offer- ing se?Vices, entertainment and educatiooal programs. This mission will continue to remain strong for another century, and with that we hope to continue to build a strong and respectful relatiooshtp with our Costa Mesa neighbors as we look to grow and improve. This year's Orange Coun- ty Fair ts a good example of our exciting future and it is shaplng up to be another -roUJing success." We anticipate that there will be many more succ•sfuJ years in the dty of Coeia Meso and hope you will con- tt.nue to find tbe fair •a dty traditJon and faYorite. • .. Tie salD IT .. How To GETPBISIB 'This is probably the single-most Impor- tant issue that has faced the city and will continue to face our quality of life. If the lid comes off John Wayne Airport, we 're all in a heap of tr ouble.' The Daily Piiot welcomes letters on issues concem ng NevJPC)ft Beach and Costa Mesa. • LITTM5 -Mall to Editorial Page EdltOf ......_ MeMr at the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • M.AOIR5 ~ -cau (949) 642-6086 • FAX -Send to (949) ~170 • I-MAIL-Send to dailypilotOlati~com All COfrespondence must Include full name, home- town and phone number (for verification purposes). The Pilot reserves the right to edit all submissions for darlty and length. -Newport Beach Councilman Denni• O'Neil, on extending the airport's 1985 settlement agreement through 2015 Daily Pilot FU PHOTO I DAll.f I'll.OT Shoppen make their way through the marketplace on the last Saturday of operation for the Orange Coast College swap meeL The swap meet continues to do business on Sundays only. Orange Coast College will try to extend swap meet I t's interesting that Orange Coast College speaks of canceling some of its arts program if it can't have a swap meet two days a week (#No more drama at Orange Coast Col- lege,• Monday). Maybe the college officials realize that our mayor is a dedicated patron of the arts and they're just trying to win her approval. Subsidized programs and perfor- mances? Definitely not for the regu- lar ticket-buying public. I was surprised how much they wanted me to pay to see these per- ronners, who were either on their way up or on their way down in their careers. 1 mean how much is some- one willing to pay to heaI Rosemary Clooney, Florence Henderson or the latest tour of Forever Plaid? The college should probably admit that those high-cost regular ticket prices also help subsidize the cost to seniors and children, which, by the way, is perfectly OK with me. TIM CROMWELL Costa Mesa Newport Coast addition may have its faults I have very much enjoyed your recent addition of history notes of Newport Beach (Sundays). May I add to your storehouse of knowl- edge? Between 1974 and 1978, it was my privilege to serve on behall of the dty of Newport Beach on the Local Agency Formation Commission. In that role as a City Council me mber, I sat with the cities of Irvine and Lagu- na Beach in discussion of down coast annexation. Gabnel Pryor was an excellent mayor of Irvine at that time. She was an extre mely able and strong-mind- ed person who represented the d ty of Irvine in its ardent search for •a window to the sea.• As I recall, it was the city's intent to run Culver Drive through the hills to the Pacific. She, like me, had maternal duties. She le ft a meeting early in order to take a child to d cello lesson. It was at that meeting when we voted for #spheres of mnuence. • She would have been a fomtidable foe on this issue. Only because of her absence was I able to gdmer two votes to put down coast into the sphere of innu- e nce of Newport Beach. There are times when I think I erred. Incidentally, your reporter on the Newport Beach budget cites ·the nearly $5 million in property taxes expected from the recenUy annexed Newport Coast will offset big. losses in hotel and sales truces.· It is wise to look at both the income and expen- dtture sides of a oty budget. What will Newport Coast cost in addtbonal servtces -police, hre, trdsh, street cleaning, park maintenance, a branch llbrdry, commuruty center, etc. Will the $5 million cover the cost? LUOllE KUEHN Corona del Mar Warning would have helped .in reenactment I appreciate everything the Costa Mesa poUce do !or me and my com- munity, but on June 6, I was horrified to learn there had been a fatality at Estancia High Sch ool. Wlule attempting to drive to my destina- tion, lo a friend's home in that area of Costa Mesa, J was told by someone representing the Costa Mesa Police Department 1 could not drive on Pla- centia Avenue . When I asked why, she told me, "There has been a fatal- ity at the high school. - When 1 am ved at my desbnation (via another route), my friend's son phoned the school and discovered there was no fatality fortunately, but there was a reenactment or a drunk- driving accident designed to scare the students. ApparenUy, there was not much thought given as to what the reaction of the public would be when they were told by a pollce officer a threat- ening false reason for the barricaded street. It's akin to yelling Ure Ln a crowded theater or crying woll. ANNETTE MOON Costa Mesa READERS RESPOND Councilman Monahan does Costa Mesa justice For 12 yedfs, I've been Wdlching the Cosld Mesd City Council. mostly from the sidelines ("Counc1lmdn's appeal ralSes tempers,• Wednesddy) And thanks lo Lolita I ltirper's courageous tell all coverd<Je, 11 sounds like internal combus!Jon on the council these ddys dnd it'!. llme to chime tn. How does Councllman Gary Mon- ahan feel to be sldpped from holh sides? Lately he Just can't win. and, ir1 amazement, I'm LO dgreemenl Wlth him on a few issues. You go Gary, whether it be reminding the Planmng Commission of the bureau- cratic steps that make aty govern- ment whdt 1t lS, or publicly quesbon- mg Councilwoman Llbby Cowan and Mayor Linda Ducon about their pro/con support on vanous city issues. We need people llke Mondhan. Becduse he sllrs the pol, we'll see some of what haf pens behind closed doors. After all, 1 is our city. So, keep 1t up, we're listening and the bells are nnging. KATHI NELSON Costa Mesd Disability unnoticed in young umpire's ability I wanted to respond to your great artide about 'TTavis Jokumsen ("Sense for the game." June 17). I was the assistant coach for the Reds in the Mustang division. Travis was our umprre on numerous occa· sions and he was undoubtedly the best umpire we had. Superb. Just a joy to be with. The kids really enjoyed him. He dlways made good calls, 1 thought. · The thing that gets me about ltavis most is that he has what many people perceive to be a disability and yet he is above board the best umpire that we've had In quite some time and does it with a relative ease and just makes everybody comfort- able. So kudos to him. We need more umpires like him. . RICHARD TAYLOR Newport Beach Residents anticipate missing fireworks AT ISSUE: Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort opts against setting off the pyrotechnics on Fourth of July this year. I 'm so disappointed that we're not going to have the ftreworkl any· m0te ("Pc>urtb ol July Greworkl ftzzle at Dwlel," May 1 lJ. J've wlltdled tt for 30 ,_....MY......, and mywelf love lt '° much. I'm to d1Npp06nted. I wilb ,,...,hlrig coiUld be cfOne,". • UllAMW 8ilboa llllDd I'm so dlsappomted about the Fourth of July not being at the Dunes anymore. U's something we've all enjoyed for all of these years ..ELEN LOYER Newport Beach lm.agine my dllappolntment when I woke up and opened the paper and read the utide about no Pourth of July fireworks at the Dunes. This Js • tradlllon for Newpo11 8eacJl -for the. of UI who grew up IMn. Pw 38 fMn, we've been watddl191be ftl.workl at the t>unes, Now our dllldND.,. enjoying the -ftl•wcwlai .. t we gnrw up watddng. lrl 'e(JfWbt].. IMt w. IOoll farWard ID ftWy ,_., jult a . ...-.n of Newpolt lwb Ud .. Dunes. I certalnly hope that th y reconsider. USA DALY Newport Beach -1ncre81ed liability' or payback to the dtizem of Newport Beach tor voting down the mega-mon.v-mek· tng hotel npenslon lbe Evans' f~ ly propoMd In place of their already· approved fe'.mily. lnn' The B•ana family ii ..iling OU1 and DIOYlng GIL Why not ..... the memon. of gOod,... blibltld u tbe ~It\ not eoo i.. Let tbll yMl"l liwwGlb Dw beyw ...._. .... .._ .......... ~ .. --Glll1J. Doily Pilot AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Dally Pilot 330 W. Bay St, Costa ~.CA92627;byfaxto (949)646- 4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event. as well as a contact phone number, A complete hsting k avall~e at www.d,1/ypilot.com TODAY 1be author of "Keys to Dlges~ tive Health and lnleslinaJ Qeansing, # Mark Stengler, will hold a seminar and book-sign- ing from 6:30 lo 7:30 p.m. The event is hosted by Mother's Markel and Kitchen and will be held at the Patio Cafe in Cosld Mesa. Free. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. (949) 631-474 1. The 10th annual South Coast Plaza Summer Food and Wme Festival will run from 6 to 9 p.m. m the Crate & .BarreVMacy's Home Wl.llg of South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bedf St., Costa Mesa. Guests will enjoy prerruum wines. rrucro- JWA CONTINUED FROM A 1 "Thdt'S d pO!.lllOO lhdl IS not con'>istenl with lht-IPgal advice of the spcndli!>l'> lhdt the city has hired," <.:ounril- mao Dennis O'Neil !>did •That's a wrony dsrnmpll(Jn." Now that the lour onqinc1J co-signers or the l<J85 dec1I have agreed to c1n PXtPn'>1on -the city, county, Airport Work.mg Group dnd Stop Pol· luting Our Newport -the deaJ must be bles<.c•d by d federal 1udge A 1udge from thP US 01c.· trict Court, Centrdl 01stnct ol Cahlorrua, must !.1gn otr on the exten!>1on .Judcw Terry J Hatter, from thdt court, approved the pre>v1ou., clec1l and several dmendm£>nts tn subsequent years. ........ -'cupuncturC' WorLw •, , , I •1, l1 • I .,,., .,, 1111'1 I I 1 , r, •• I''' ,I, 1 ~~Dunn-Well l',!11.llll\ \'\Id I \1111\ \\ 11 I. 1'11 \ttllti l1"111.111tt '-iulu111111' Rabbitt Insurance Agency AUTO • HOMEOWNF~ • 1111.ALTH "ll11bd11y \intr I')~. ~ Fb' ~-S r) .... ~ ..... .._.... ..... ,.. . 949-631-7740 441 Old NrwpcN1 8hd. • Newport 8cadi (Neu Hoe& Hotpital) brews dlld live mu.sic .n dddl· bon lo culinary speaalbes trom South Coast Plaza restaurants. $40. Each ticket sold buys more than 1,000 meals. which is enough to (eed a family of four ror three months. Call for bckets. (714) 435-2160. SATURDAY Peace Corps Regional R~cm!ter Edward Thompson wil_l give a 30-rninute presen· talion on the organization. The presentation will begin at 2 p.m .. followed by a ques- llon-and-answer sessi9n. It will be held dl Borders Books, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza. Th~ store is at 3333 Bear St .. Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 279-8933. MONDAY The Newport Beach Public Llbrc1ry branches will launch Wrc1pped Up m Reddmg, the 2002 summer reading pro- gram geared toward children N<•w filghl bm1Lc; include a cap of 85 on the nots1est flights each day, 18 flight bndges, 9 8 nullion annudl pdssengers and four cdfgo nJghts. Each cap w<1s raised from 73, 14, 8.4 million and two. respectively. It still isn't clear how the increased flight capacity would be allocated, an airport !>pokeswomdn said. Airport mdndgers work under the c onstramts of an "access plan· that was developed in 1985 That document maps out the hmits and delatls how they dfe distributed to the rdmers. A new plan will be devel- oped over the next year. au- port spokeswoman A nn The Rising Costs of College We can help you meet them. Since 1980 the cost of a college education has risen more than twice as fast as the consumer pnce index Will you be prepared when it's time for your child or grandchild 10 attend college? Conside-r the advantages of our college funding 529 Plan I Proceeds can be used at almost any college m the country I Contribution limits vary, but olten exceed $200.000 I You control withdrawals I Ta:ii: free d1str1but1ons for qual1fled withdrawals (beginning in 2002) Call or stop by today to learn more. P9te Peterson Denlel A. Catone 1').2."1 \1r•• \••nl• Ur"r t.u•I °'u1t,. 1 lfl fo•t11 \1,.•• til 11 ;,;,;.11;2:; '-"""'~ ....,."'ii .... IJOfW-lt f om ... _ • EdwardJones ............ .._ ... 197t t4cce~~ort et; • ~tt,.~t> ~lorttl> • .Mtrror> • t4rtwor~ ~Merchandise Arrives Dai~· Hurry In For Best SclcdiOnl 'Well Designed furniture tor Well Designed Homes. entering ftrst through sl.Xth grade The rtrsl program, titled "Fllghts of Fantasy Sto- ry Theater.• will be held at 10:30 a.m. m the Newport Beach Central Library. The program will be repeated. at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Manners Branch Library. Free. The Newport Beach Central Library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. JULY 9 A workshop on bUBlness plans, hosted by the Service Corps of Retired Executives, will be held lrom 9 a.m. lo noon at National University in Costa Mesa. The university 1s at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 1f preregis- tered. (71 4) 550-7369 or www.scorel14.org. JULY 10 The Newport Beach Cham- ber of Commerce will hold a networkmg luncheon al noon McCarley sa1d. "ll's unknown at this pomt exactly how that will play out,· M ccarley said. The curfew, imposed in the late 1960s, could not be altered by county supervisors until January 2021. Under the curfew, depar- tures are allowed rrom 7 a.m. to 10 p.m . Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday. Arrivals are aJJowed from 7 d.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 d.m to 11 p.m. Sunday • PAUL OJNTON covers the envi· ronment. John Wayne Airport and politics He may be reached at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at paul.clm- tonOlat1mes com YOUR DENTAL HEALTH by Oeedreea Rich, 0 .0.S. Techno-Oentistry I he Intra.or.ii amm tk"tltJjX-J in 1•111- 1\ ~ 1ma.ll w~nd-l1kt' dt'\-ltc w11h J uny nugn1f)1ng kru th.ii pru1a.u ~ p1l1urc (rom ~ pmm1 s mou1h onm ~ Km'1l Inc 1nugc. w-luch r. nugmlini up 10 10 umn its ongirul \Ile,~ die <kntl)l to 1tt fuaurrd enamel. gum r~IOll. fr.iauml l111e<. 111 tttth, b~n of m1or.mon1 l!il d1ffituh 111 d..1cct droiy, ~nd 1hcn .ibc1 .Ulowi die p;ium1 10 5« die I~. After die pKruro Vt' ukcn Jt-nlbl\ arr better ~bk 10 J~>'ie .md rn.ommend 1m11mcn1 pl.im for 1hcir p~ucnu 1bt: ptcrurn cm .it,.., provide dowmcnuuoo filf insur.uitr «lffiJXllllC'\ H~Vllll( unlaal th~ 1a.hnokiro-for ~ dcadc ha.1 bttn of grca1 btndi1 10 oor p;iucnu II )'OU luvt qucs1ioru rtg;irding 1h1~ 1a.hnology aU us~• ('.149) 640-~>80. We a.rt lou1cd a1 1441 Avocado Avt .. \tuet· 501l. Ntwpc>n Boch. at the Rad1s!>on I iotel in Newport Beach. The lun- cheon will locus on how to improve busme mandg~ ment through QuickBooks Pro. The hotel 1s dl 4545 MacArthur Blvd The Cee 1s $25, or $20 ror members (949) 729-4400 or www.n~w portbeach.com. "Moving forward: PutUng this Knowledge to Use· 1~ c1 new class for the educationol support for nPwly d1dgnosed lung cancer pdt1ents dnd will be held from 2 to 3·30 p.m. dl Hoag Cancer Center. Nancy Raymon wut present dn overview of emot10nal response!> to d lung Cdncer diagnosis and suggest10ns· for coping. The center 1.., di 1 Hoag Dnve, Bu1lchn<J 41 , Newport Beach FrN• Reg1..,. trat1on requ1rNI (Cf49J 7. CANCER "The Princess Diaries" will screen at 7 p m for teen'> in seventh through 12th grddes SILVER FEET EXTRAOFiDINARY SALE 50% off 0 z w 2 0 ~ 0 z c 0 z w 2 Prada miumiu Prada Sport Christian Louboutin Costume National Stephane Kelian llimmy Choo SOuth CoMt Plaza 714.979.2800 Thursday, June 27, 2002 A7 m d senes of moVlPS present-ver.uty 1s at noo Harl><>r Bl ed by the Newport Beach · The fee 15 $25, or $20 ii pre- Pubhc Llbrary's Book Ratders registered (71 4) 550-7369 or Dtg Readmg senes. Free www.scorel 14 org • ddm1ss1on Free popcorn Adults must be accomparued by them teen The library 1s at JULY 17 '1000 Avocado Ave (949) 717- 3ti0 I JULY 16 A workshop on selllng tech- niques lhdt work Wl.11 be held from 9 d m. to noon at Nation· di University m Costd Mesa. The work!>hop will be hosted by lhe Service-Corps of RPlirf'cl Executives. The um· "The Mummy ltetums," a PG-13 fl1m, will creen at 7 p.m (or teens m i.ewnth through 12th grddes in a senes or movies presented l9y the Newport Beach Publtc Library's Book RcUders ~ Reading !.enei. Free de.Urn$· s1on Free popcorn. Adults must oo dc:c:omparued by thf?.11 Leen. The librcJJY ls at 1000 Av<Yado Ave. (949) 717-3801. : There's Light At The End Of Summe1 · Why Struggle In School? l et me prepare your student for the new school year. 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The bands donated their time and talent for the evening fund- raiser. In the crowd were local Newport Beach good guys Doug Harrington, Dwight Belden and Glen Johnson. • • • Jo Ann Mlx returns for another year as chairwoman of the Big Canyon/Spyglass Hill Philharmonic Committee. Mix was at the helm for the very successful fund-ra1smg luncheon featuring actress Rita Moreno this past season. Mix will join WJth the glamorous Jacque Heebner , Ollie ffill, Michelle Peschel, Marcarana Ronk and Suzette Parvin to produce yet another season for the committee. She reports that Roger Williams will headline the 2003 luncheon fund-raiser. The Big Canyon/Spyglass Phil-. harmonic Committee, founded in 1954, supports music education for local children. It i~ one of the longest running charitable organi- zations in Orange County. Others supporting the cause include Shirley Nagel, Carolyn Graps, Ann Stem, Donna Davison, Ellen Uefer, Barbara Taylor, Donna Shu- bin, Nona Demetre, Carolyn Luypen and Sharon Moore. • • • Man-about-town Reed Sprinkel 8.W. Cook THE CROWD Theresa DeGroot, Share Our Selves dir<:c:"r v~ o,>eratjons, and Jn.:h Leavitt, lead signer of STA"..'TE, share a moment in front oi the camera at a fund-raiser. will be toasted and roasted Sunday at Big Canyon Country Club for an 80th birthday celebration. The evening is being planned by Reed's wiff', Rita, in her incredible Norwe- gian fashion. The former actress and model has been a fixture on the Newport Coast for more than .JO year!>, supporting many worth- while endeavors with her husband. Rita is lending her style to Big Canyon Executive Chef Jean- Pterre Lemanlssler, who is creating a dinner of wild poached salmon served with champagne cream sauce and Norwegian cucumber salad. A special dessert of Norwe- gian cream cake with liqueur, strawberries and raspberries will be presented to Reed. Family and friends numbering close to 200 guests will be greeted by the USC Trojan Marching Band. Ollie Hill and Jacque Heebner ~ help to produce the Big Canyon/Spyglass Hill Phllhannonlc Committee event next year, which will feature Roger Williams. Doug Harrington, Dwight Belden and Glen Johnson at the Share Our Selves rock concert held at the Tlld Bar ln Costa Mesa. Sprinkel is a 1946 USC graduate student who has remained Joyal to the Trojans. P1lar Wayne and Jessie Upchurch, Kathy and Jerry Thompson, Henry and Carol Schielein, Paul and Beverly Salata, Alex and Barbara Bowle, along with'Sprinkel children Annette Ostrem, Steve Sprinkel and Susie Hudson, are expected to be on hand to sample the cream cake, blow out 80 candles and send blessings for at least another 80. • THE CROWD appears Thursdays and 5at- urdays. Newport Beach hostess Jo Ann Mix ls honored for her second year as chairwoman of the Big Canyon/Spyglass HW Philhar- monic Committee. I & I I • I .r ORANGE COUNTY F R JUIY12-2 Costa Mesa • ..... OllR. .. -- NOW OPEN! ~ . Foor-W· SOLUTI NS • Feet Hurt? . • Feel As Though Your Shoes Never Really Fit? FOOT SOLUTIONS carries a complete line of stylish comfort footwear for dress, work andflay that look as good as they feel r ,• Doily Pilot ~:. Thursday, June 27, 2002 A9 7 Step into the Omelette Parlor and be happy DINING REVIEW 9Y Kathy M•der G ood breakfasts in Uus town are not really hard to come by. Really good breakfasts, though, are a little more difficult to find. The Omelette Parlor rn Costa Mesa serves a really good breakfast consistently and every day. That's about as good as break- fast gets. The Omelette Parlor 1s on 17th Street, back by Chester Drawers, and anyone who spent their early 20s m this town knows exactly where that is. In fact, the Omelette Parlor shares an entry wtlh Chester Drawers, which ensures some very early morning busmess. I know it did for me' Let's put it this wdy, I used to order off the kids' menu because that's all I could dfford Now I order from it, because, well, you know. Tunes do change. H owever, the Omelette Parlor has not, and that's a good thing. The abnosphere IS what I would call the "granny's saeened-in porch· look, With an actual screen door smacking you on the behind as you wdl.k m Another way to descnbe 1t 1S eclectic decor, not only because those two words sound good together, but there are all luncls of artifacts, old and new, to look at The wooden green and white booths aren't much for comfort but sure are cute The painted vent pipes flaunt the virtues of eggs rn old-fashioned script, and there are plenty of cool old pictures or Costd Mesd and Newport Beach m the old, old, old days. One picture 1s of the first race car from Costa Mesa dated 1906. The Omelette Parlor, however, was not open then. II has only been open since 1982. Come to think of it, I may have been one of the first customers. Thal'!> another story and depends on Chester Drawers' openmg ddy It may not really look like granny's back porch but some- one's granny somewhere deh- Resteas~ because on the back of the menu, in the . proprietor's statement, the Omelette Parlor assures you of its obsession with only the freshest eggs, butter and cream. Yes! nitely had a say m the maklllg of the menu. On the last page 1s pnnted the rules of ebquette mvolvmg picking your teeth, chewmg with your mouth closed, and ref'rairung from wearing your napklll like a bib. I didn't see any guards on patrol, so I think we're cool. They do warn you in advance that "there is no posi- tion where the innate refrne- ment of a person is more fully exhibited than at the table and nowhere that those who have not been trained in table eti- quette feel more keenly their dehciencies. • I love that. You can get one of their three-egg omelets ·served high and fluffy with bountiful fill- mg. • accompanied by awe- some home-fried potatoes. a wheat nut Enghsh mulhn and frwt any time. Our server, Amy. recommended her fdvorite, the ·south Coast Finest" ($5 75), stuffed with avocado, bacon and cheddar cheese. It's now my favonte, too, but you can get Just about anythmg you can think of m your omelet. Rest easy. because on the back of the menu, in the propn· etor's statement, the Omelette Pailor assures you of its obses- sion with only the freshest eggs, butter and cream. Yesl Each omelet has a pretty cute name, like the "Bankmg on Ken Fowler" ($5.50) with chili con came, shredded ched- dar and faine, just like its ncUJlesake, or the •Donn I !all Likes It; Coastal Commission Doesn't• ($5.50) with cheese and scallions. The whole Vlett cu gr'Mlly upmlded lhowrooln where you wll find .. ..,. gNat prtcea on quellty furniture. • SofM -SlipcoYet's, Sleepers, sectionals •Ci......,_, Fwnlbn -Over 125 destgns made " IOltd quarter sawn oak. • ConWnporwy o.v-. Coffee, side mld eofa tabtes to name a few. •Ace 111 Clli1ee • docks, frames, mirrors, ~. fW'OM and morel FYI • WHERE: Omelette Parlor, 179 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa • WHEN: 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. dally · •HOW~: Inexpensive • PHONE: (949) 645-0740 menu is a good read. Somehow, though, l missed, and 1 still can't believe this, the Belgian "Wonder Wa-fulls" ($5,25), topped with cold, fresh' strawberries or hot bananas and pecans sauteed in butter and brown sugar, topped with a boatload of whipped cream. Yeah, you can get "l Love Mush" ($1.25), oatmeal with stuff, if you want, but why? You can also get a plate of eggs and any breakfast meat you want, or egg sandwiches or whatever. It's all there. Try the "World Famous O.P. Potatoes,• crispy fried potatoes loaded with melt- ed cheddar cheese and sauteed onions. That's what I'm talking about, not mush. The Omelette Parlor has a rather extensive lunch menu as well, with every sandwich you can think of, again with great names like the "Cashew Doo- dle Doo" ($5.25), ducken salad with cashews, or the "Ooh La La. Dip Dee Dip Dah, • a pretty tasty French chp with h·orserad- tSh sauce Yes, they serve sal- ads, no I didn't have one, except for the tasty macaroni salad wtth olives and oruons that was served on the side. I love thdt they have the "Just a Jilfy Burger ($4.95)" wtth peanut butter, thick-cut bacon and Jdck cheese I will try this Life 1s so !>hort. Bollom tine, Bnan and I have switched our brPdkiast alliance from -well, I won't teU you - to the Omelette Parlor. Better dnd more mterestmg choices, inexpensive. very Cdsudl atmos- phere. dnd cl peanut butter burger for breakfdst -that's the kind of vanety I uke in life. • KATHY MAOER'S dining reviews appear every other Thursday. '"D'(<TA1 A J[ROA r Susan Adkins, owner of the Omelette Parlor, left, and V Mielke hold breakfast plates heaped with strawberry waffles, hashbrowns, English muffins and a bacon, avocado and cheese omelet. The Original MIKE'I FOSIOH SUSHI Japanese 9'estcwaant GRflHD OPE"IHG!!! 949-631-o40J 427East17th Stl'ftt #D CARPET$ OVER 30 YEA RS IN CO STA MESA •Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery* ALL CARPET & FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30°/ooff ~s Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates CALL NOW 642-8400 DESIGN CENTER ''For All Your Decorating Needs!'' FURNITURE .. .... .. RfllPBOLlltRY • Cusrom .. Made fumlture • Sllp Coven • Patio furniture • Draperies. Shades. 6DedSDn*ll • . .. ... •, • •, , ... .. . .. t .. • , • . • AIO Thur&doy, June 27, 2002 Doily Pilot REEL CRITICS 'Minority Report' looks familUlr; 'Scooby Doo' an unlikely tale Too much going on i!1 'Minority Report' 'M inority Report" is the story of a sophisticated · criine-flghting company named Pre-Crime. 'Pre-Crime iden- tifies future murders and is there- fore able to pre- vent the actual crime in its ·pre" stage. The com- pany has been in place in Wash- ington, D.C. for the last six years and, in that time they have not had one murder. JOAN ANDRE The company works by using the brctin power of flawed humans. ll seeks out children born with a ~enetic flaw that allows them to have an extraordinary degree of precoynilion. Pre-Crime adopts them for training and development 111 the company. The "precogs" are t!)Olctted and trnined to serve only Pre-Crime. They "see" a future rnurder, let their handlers know. a,nd a tf'am is dispatched lo arrest the murderer before a crime can be rnmmi lied. • The director of this system 1s Ldrnar Burgess (Max van Sydow), uncJ the lectde r is Paul Anderton /Tom Crui!>e). The federal govern- 111ent has just expressed an interest 111 nalionctlizing the system. Coinci- dentally, Anderton has 1ust been <1ccused of pre-committing a mur- der, so he must escape and brave ctll the high-tech police to prove he was framed. tbe viewer t:Us jaded concept. In both movies prior to •Minority Report," the future was painted as a dismal place with overpopulated cities, crowded living space and no green pastures or country living. This view ls a bit betfer. I fell the movie was equal to the star power -the whole movie, not just the story line. It is also worth- while to note that there is an intri- cate whodunit running in the back- ground that has tentacles to draw from all aspects of the movie and is very, very good about how it dis- tributes its clues. This movie is definitely futuris- tic, high-tech stuff. I think l might rent it when it comes out on DVD. "Minority Report ~ is rated PG-13 for violence, brief language, some sexuality and drug content. •JOAN ANDRE, "over 65." is a Newport Beach resident who does a lot of volunteer work. 'Scooby Doo' suffers from credibility issues When you think of "Scooby Doo," you think of the cute, outspo- ken Great Dane ttiat helps his friends solve mysteries in the oddest sort of ways. You have to think, •How could such a group be so suc- cessful?" But then you realize that all this stuff is make-believe, friends that form Mystery Inc., including the handsome Fred (Freddie Prinze Jr.), the damsel- like Daphne (Sarah Michelle Cel- lar), the brainy Velma (Ll.I)da Car- denllini), the clueless Shaggy (Matthew Lillard), and of course, Scooby. Togetherl while being in a -dispute with one another, they try to solve the evil plot that has com- menced on Spooky Island, an amusement park geared toward college students. In time, as the students leave Spooky Island, they seem to have completely changed in personality. This is where the former Mystery Inc. tries to help. In other words, they try to push everyone out of the picture and each works out the mystery by themselves. It doesn't end like this, for they end up for- giving each other and wor!fing together to figure out who the mas- termind is. This story line doesn't sound very convincing to me, for the way they go about it is obviously planned. U the action was gone about in another way, the movie would have more purpose. Even so, the movie did have its entertaining moments. The comedy of Shaggy and Scooby was one of the highlights of the movie. And even with the rest of the characters, there was disguised humor. It seemed that each member had their own uniqueness, which was constant throughout the movie. Velma had her brains, Daphne had bet damsel-ness, Fred had his lead- ership, and Shaggy and Scooby had their comedy. It made the movie seem realistic. Steven Spielberg has spared nothing in the high-tech arena. There is a whole Sharper Image 'l'.1ltctlog going on in the nooks and -crannies: Little spider guys scan- mng eyes; Pre-Crime police being transported by jet propulsion; trans- portation pods running up, down and around buildings. "Minority Re port," starring Tom Cruise, is in theaters now. and the writers make it so that everything turns out happy in the end. "Scooby Doo" is a movie that is funny in its own sense, but it doesn't really have a point to it. It's more of a cartoon made in reality. It has its laughs, and all together, that's the one thing you get out of it. There is a lot going on and 1 wonder if there just is not too much going on. Most of the movie lS devoted to Anderton's escape and showing of( the new toys. Sooner or later you are brought back to "Total Recall" and "Blade Runner" and remember why this au looks famil- iar. ties and philosophies, each of which need a fair share.of discus- sion time. Does knowing the future mean you can change it? Are you guilty of murder if no murder has occurred? The other lilrns adopted from story lines by Philip K. Dick offer Don't get me wrong, Scooby and his pal, Shaggy, are two of a kind. But how does a group that splits up and then meets again two years lat- er. still mad at each other, solve a mystery involving some evil mas- termind? I think it's very unlikely. 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Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (~9) 574-4268. A complete list is avail- able at www.dailypllotcom. MUSIC JAZZ AT THE MUSEUM The Orange County Muse- um of Art will oUer its sec- ond annual summer jazz series starting at 5;30 p.m. Friday with the Mark Massey Organ nio at 850 San Clemente Drive, New- port Beach. $15 or 510. (949) 759-1122, Ext. 218. MUSIC AT THE GRILL 1be Bluewater Gnll offers live mµsu: on Priday and Satwday rugbts Greg Mor- gan, Nick Peper and Kelly Gordien (known as MPG} will perfonn classic rock, R&B and swmg at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvm Gregory and MPG will perform clas- sic rock, swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is at 630 Lido Park Drive, Newport Beach. Free ad.mission. (949) 675- 3474. THEATER ly Tom Titu~ T here are people you encounter who effec- tively change the course of your life merely by their presence in it. For me, one of those people was Pati Tambelllni. Pati did more than create the Costa Mesa Civic Play- house and operate it for almost a quarter of a century. She also cast me in my first community theater role back m 1965. The civic playhouse and I started out together, and we've both been at it ever since. This remarkable lady, who died Saturday, had a pletho- ra o( theater experience behind her when she aniwered the summons of the city of Costa Mesa and its cultural arts coordinator, Bette Berg, to become the founding director of the play- house in what was then a virtual firetrap on the Orange CountY. Fairgrounds. The first playhouse build- ing contained a stage, an auditorium and sufficient dressing area, although backstage space was a bit scant. It was fertile enough ground for Pan's creabve genius to lake root. She'd use the mam stage. the audi- torium floor and, on occd- sion, the area behind the audience for mulb-set shows such as "The Women • FII'Sl she started a chtl- dren's theater, and she and musical director Aruta Gross- man created several original shows for young people. Then came a teen group, with now-retired Estancia High School drama teacher Barbara Van Holt staging a production of "The Young and Fair" to launch this phase of the operation. Finally, .in June 1965, she brought forth the first adult production, the light comedy "Send Me No Flowers." I made my debut as the ceme- tery lot salesman, the part Paul Lynde played in the movie version. Thal minor role lighted a flame that has yet to be extinguished. Pati presided at the fair- grounds auditorium for near- ly two decades, finally mov- ing with the theater to its present location at 611 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa, in 1984. I returned the follow- ing year to play the "Father of the Bride" in the play- house's 20th anniversary show -an experience that helped prepare me for the real thing a few months ago when I escorted my daughter Mindy down the aisle. Nol only was she a cre- ative and prolific director (staging most seasons single- handedly for years), Pati also was an acc-0mplished actress. as she proved as Big Mama in ·cat on a Hot Tm Roof,· Madam Arca ti in •Blithe ·Spirit· and many other roles. But her prunary thrust was her plays' (and her theater's) direction. She also taught many a young thespian how to build and paint a set. Last Friday, Saturday & Sunday of the Month. 50-75°/o OFF "We've Raided the Best Closets in Orange County." Quality Consignment Apparel ·cE . ~the style; 369 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa (Across from Ralph's) M-F 11 -6, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-4 949 642-1844 Blue Spnngs Home proudly introduces house inc. 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His stories appear Thursdays and Saturdays SPECIAL FOOD ANO WINE FEST South Coast Plaza will host· its annual Summer Food and Wi9e Festival from 6 to 9 p.m . today at South Coast Plaza's Crate & BarreVMacy's Home wing, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Proceeds from the event, which will feature wines and food and music, will benefit the Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange Coun- ty and Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. $50, $40 or $30. (714) 435-2160. MOVIES ON THE BEACH The Newport_Dunes Water- front Resort Hotel will show movies on the beach every Friday and Saturday this month. Showings will begin at dusk. The film schedule is as follows: "The Borrowers" on Friday and "The Flint- stones· on Saturday. New- port Dunes ls at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is free, $7 for parking. (800) 765-7661. 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Steve Virgen OAllY P1LOI FOUNTl\l"J VALLE Y Ag{lrt ''i'>lvcmc"•" Theil''< whdt tnddO th!' dtlfr-rcncn tn tJH• cl11uhll''> llliltC'h or Cormrn clc•l 1\1111 I J1qh' Tuylynn Snycl o1 r111d <.\p11·nu r 1·rinl n (Troy Hlyh ) cJ!ftll11'1 .lull1111n,1 t:,111•'> and Lmiron .lom•., ft om SM1 I >tPtJ<> County. Guto'i cJlld Jolltl' won h·4, 7-5, and &hOW('<l JU"I d bit tnou• tlfJYfOS<ilve pldy WNlno~cl.ay nt lhl' Lt" C'nbdlleros Tennis <'<>ntcr to Mlvcmn• to today's girls 18s quartorf rrwl., In the lOOth annuul Southf'rn (\1Ufornld Junior SoctJonal Tcnnlo; Championships. "We hnd our rhe1nr1•!>, hut we didn't cloM• out the kt'Y points,• said I Snyder, who will be a senior at Cd.M in the fall. "We were right in there. but we weren't aggressive enough.• Snyder and Fermin, who won doubles titles in the Easter Bowl 14s, Ojai t 6s an·d Ojai 18s, found themselves scrambling from the start, as Gates and Jones built a 5·2 lead in the first set. However. Snyder and Fermin, who have been playing together for three yoars, won two straight games. Gates and Jones, played their flnit tournament together, cloaed out the first set, keyed by Jones' servlng. Snyder and Fermin came back from a 5.3 deUcit lo the second set, but, again, the Jones-Gates tandem closed tho door. "We just kept being aggreulve, even though we had been making ml&tl\kes," said Gates, who kept Snyder and Permin off balance with sharp returns and accurote volleys. "We kept attacking. We were confident going into the match because our game plan waa to be aggressive and, in the end, we knew It would prevail." The doubles teams provided plenty of action ln the second set. The final four games Included deuce scenarios, of which Gates and Jones won three. Gates and Jones said they like their chances in the 18s doubles tournament, even more so after top· seeded Anne Yelsey (Cd.M) and Riza Zalameda (Beverly Hills), pulled out or the event Wednesday because Zalameda was injured. Yelaey and Zalameda were scheduled to face each other ln the 181 slngles Round of 16 Wednesday. but SCTA officials aald Zalameda called Wedneaday morning and defeaulted. Yelaey could have played with a different partner or her chooslng, but elected to concentrate on slngles. Yelsey will face LeaUe Koffl of Loa Angeles in an 11 a.m. quarterfinal today at Loa Cab. Natalie Braverman, a recent Newport Harbor Hlgh graduate boundforPeppe.rdi.ne,alloadvanced to the quarterflnala, defeating Sylvia Kosakowski of Downey, 6·3, 6·2, ROWING Pirates' a quatic catalyst Coxswain Caldwell calls shots for Orange Coast crew, which competes in England July 3-7. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT M coxswaln of the Orange Coast College crew, Siena Caldwell seems perfect for the job. She'I the prototype: 5-toot-3. 116 pounds wttb an eggrelalve attitude. Plus, she'• aerod~, whkb belpt when the Pirates Jounch her tnflO tbl wa• in c:elebraUQn. a ICerle that hal bewml tbl norm at Welt Cout regatta• thll IMIOD. Tbe OCC varalty etght and CekhND went uadef .. ted ln Califor&iia competitiou Ud ftN..., tbl IMIOn lixth m the MUOG •At Awta Cbmlpionlhlpe, May 11· t 2, it "-f . ~ .; SQCALDWIUM9• Wednesday. Braverman will meet the girls 18s No. 2 seed, Lori Stem (Ojai), at 12:30 p.m. at Los Cab. U Yelley and Braverman win today, they will meet in a semWnal Priday at 12:30. In girls 141 singles, No. 2·1eeded Alexa Glatch of Newport Beach defeated Desiree Stone of North Hollywood, 6·2, 6·0. Glatch wlll square off again.It Gabriela Gresham of Panorama Clty in the Round of t 6 today at 3:30 p.m. at Loi Cab. in gtrll 12s aingles, Co1ta Me1a'1 Nelly Radeva, th• No. 4 teed, defeated Tlffany Mei of Pountaln Valley, 6·4, 6· 1. Radeva will face Blanca Modoc of Yorba Linda in tho Round of 16 today et 2 p.m. at the Coate Meta Ttnn!I Center. In boys 161 stngl11, CdM 10phornore·to-be Carsten Ball. the No. 1 teed, defeated Adam Ung, 7.5, 6·1, and will face Shan Sondhu (Laguna Niguel) in a Round of 18 match at 11 a.m. at th• Neal Mac:hander Tennil Center in Santa Ana. SEE TENNIS MGE 12 Jones Cup field now complete Ultimate community pro-am, July 26 at Big Canyon,willfeature high-profile locals. A s we move inside a month of Jones Cup ill, the four men's teams are set for the ultimate community pro-am. And, the fact that Big Canyon Country Club is the defending champion and al.lo hosting this year's Jones Cup on July 26, I.I only a coinddence. Each of the four private clubs in the Daily Pilot circulation area enjoy ownership of the event and rotate u host each summer. The format ii better-ball of partners. Part1dpants in the Jones Cup are selected by the respective clubs, with each team consl.sting of a pro (any staff member) and an amateur (a dues· paying club member). The Daily Pilot sports department, which created the Jones Cup through the Pletcher Jones Motorcars/Daily Richard Dunn GOLF Pilot Club Championahip Series, urges each club's top golf profeuion· al to participate, along with the men's club champion as a reward for their title or top-flight amateur. Bob Lovejoy, Director of Golf at Big Canyon, confirmed Wednesday that he will play with amateur Danny Lane in Jones Cup ill and try to defend Big Canyon's title. Big Canyon defeated Santa Ana Country Club in a three·hole playoff last year with Lovejoy and 2000 Big Canyon men's club champion Ron Maggard. Maggard wu unable to defend his Big Canyon aown in 2001 because be wu stranded out of town following the Sept. 11 terrorl.at attacks. Meta Verde Country Club, which won the inaugural Jona Cup in 2000, will once again fHture head pro Tom Sargent and senior amateur standout Pete Daley, while Senta Ana will return ltl ta.mt teem from lut year -Director of Golt Mike RMbl and men'• club champion Gn19g HemphW. Th• pro·am team from Newport Beach Country Club wW be hnd pro Paul Hahn and amateur Jett Wright, a Daily Pilot Sporta Hall of Pamer and fonner Orange County Player ot the Year at Corona dtl Mar High. Hahn Hid the Newport 8"ch men'• club champion, Jim Wb1t&lulr, declined tht lnvttatton to play. wrtgbt led thll year'• club cham.pionab1p atter two rounda before being dil· qullifted becaUM be played tbe wrong ball alter h1ttiD; a MCOad tee lhot on th• PAN No. e. · Wright, 1 new member at Newport BMch. grew up playin.g tbe golf C:OWM when tt WU cen.d lrYine Cout Country Oub m the 1970. and •artv '80a. The Jon• Cup, along wtth tbe ~Cup Clulic for women. wu started to spotligbt 1oc:al amateun, promote the game ol golf and bring the Newport·Meta golf communlty together on en annual blltl. . -. . . . . . -. • • ! 82 Thu , June 27, 2002 SPORTS . NEWPORT HARBOR BASEIAll ASSOCIATION MUSTANG All·STARS . NHBA Mustang All-Stars fall in title gam Whittier ends locals' six- garne win streak, 13-3, in Los Al tournament final I !arbor, 11-'!, m d game shortened lo five mnmgs by lhe I 0-run mercy rule. With only three practices before the toumamPnl l>egdn, Nuwport Manager R1eh 1 logdn was µledsed to get his team llus fdr. wall in right-center field, then moved lo tturd on a fielder's choice. Left fielder Chris Gowdy then grounded to the patcher, who threw home. But Maddox ~lid his foot underneath the tag, scoring Newport's first run to draw lo within 3-1. eight Limes. Once they got on base, Whitter runners gave Newport Hclrhor pitchers a lot to lhmk dbout, sledlmg 14 ba es, six in lhe fourth Pony League rules dUOw runners to lead off dnd Whittler took full advantage. walked cind scored a run. Chdd Seeber an<i Austin Oeyan had hit'> for Newport Harbor and Kaulmu11 bdtlled the sun in right to catrh two fly halls. Bryce Alderton DAILY' PtLOT LOS ALAMITOS -It didn't matter that they had just lost the chdmpt0n<,h1p game of the Los Aldm1loi. Fish Fry tournament, the Newport I farhor Mustang A All-Stars (ages 9-I 0) srrulcd with their second-place LrophH"> m hdncl d') thf'y walked orr lhe fl<>ld TUf''ldoy di the Farquhar Avenue complPx ·If someone told me that we would hdve only three p~actlces and be '>landing here today getting trophies ... Everyone or the guys should be proud of what they've done,• Hogan said. "I'm proud or the way we hit the balJ. I was standing in the third-base rcoacbing) box and (a Whittier coach) was telling me 'how concerned he was about our hitting.• Newport pulled even with two ln the third, as Blake Davey ripped a double off the center-field fence. Davey scored when Ryan Albert's line drtve fell in front of a charging Whittier left Helder and rolled u'.nder his glove. Justin Todd walked and scored on another Maddox double that bJt the right-field fence. But Whittier came righllback ln the bottom of the third with a run before blowing the game open willJa ~ix-hit, eight-run fourth. Hogan said ne wished hJs team displayed better fundamentals, but plans to work with his pitchers on keeping runners close when tournament play begins July 11. •we will work on the fundamentals and we'U get better," Hogan said. •These kids are very capable of stepping up and doing It. The difference today is their team was more funda- mentally sound." Whittacr ca tcher Robert Cava threw out two would-be base steale sc:cond and thlrd baseman Nick 0 turned two sharply hit balls inlo o Oddo sldrred at the plate as going 3 for 3 with two ruru;, three st bases and one RBI Four Whittier pla scored at least two runs, with Mk Leidelmeyer scoring three Um. Leidelmeyeumgled twice. doubled had an RBI. whJle Michael Hill we for 2, scored twice and had two RB They were just hdppy to uet to tlw tournament finale agai~t Wh1tliN\ A team, going 6-0 en routr to the t hi1m· pionsh1p game bPlorf' bowinq out 10 <1 hot-hatting and aggress1v1• Whit11r'I team Tuesday lhat deh•<1trd N<'wport Newport banged out seven hits, Hve c mning m the serond and third innings, when Newport scored one and two 1 uns, respectively. In the second, Newport starting pitcher Alex Maddox ripped a double off the Whittier sent 11 players lo the plate in the fourth, taking advantage or five singles, a double and a walk to score Maddox finished 2 for 2 with a run and an RBI while Gowdy was 2 for 2 with an RBI. Davey went 1 for 3 with a double and scored a run and Albert With the win Tuesday, Whittier its 13th AU-Star tournament game a second tournament UUe this seas The team captured the Irvine Memo Tournament ln May, going 6-0. JUNIOR GOLF Sherman gets third CdM goller shoots a two-day 154; three othN locals among top 16. RANCHO !:>ANTA MARGARITA -1lus time, N1r k Shemtan actually got to compll:'lC' his rounds at the par-72 golf course al Tijeras Creek Golf Club. And the soon-to-be CdM senior golfer made the most of 11, shooting a two-day 10-over-par 154 lo finish tbird m lhe boys 15-18 div1sion at lhe Junior Amateur Goll Scholar5 Marty LaRoche Junior lnv1tat1onal, completed Tuesday Sherman and other golfers wete evacuated off the course May 13 dwing the ClF Southern Section Individual Tournament. due to a n earby fire. That tournament was rescheduled for later that week at Coto de Caz<1 Goll and Racquet Club. CdM's Tim Frohling (164) and Newport Coast resident Zach Rabinovich (164) bed for ninth, while Costa Mesa"• Michael Benvenuti ( 173) Wd~ 13th in the boys 15-18 division. Carl Smith IV, from Laguna Beach. shot 3-under 141 to hm'>h first by two strokes ln the boy'> 15-t 8 division. Laguna Niguel's Andy Kim shot 8-over 152 to wm by 12 strokes in the boys 13-14 dlvtSlon and Alexis Etow from Lake Forest carded a 161 for a one-shot win ln the gtrl5 d.Jm1on The JAGS Tour 1i. d Y"M· round junior golf progrnm thttt SJ>f•ciaJizes in na1JonctJly-rc111k1•d, two-day, no-rut 1un1111 toumc1ments for hoy., rt1HI q1rl-. agl''> I :l-I 8. DIEP SEA WEPHESOAT'S <OU!f!S Newport lMdng 4 bo<11\. I 55 anglffs l8 barracuda. 610 ~ bass, 2 halibut. 4 Kulp1n, 4 ~ad STM MCCRANK/ DAILY PILOT CdM's Brittany Holland, seen here In action last fall, lost In girls 18s singles Wednesday. TENNIS CONTI NUED FROM 81 Newport Bearh's Kde!> Van't Hof, the No 8 i.eed. ctercatt>cl Rian Rlfktn (0Jdt), 6-4, b-3. and will take on J~hua Lederman at 11 d m , also at Nedi MaC'hander GOLF CONTINUED FROM B 1 Jn a holly conlf'sted Costa M,..,,, 11w11's 1 lub 'hdlllJH-""''"P t1t C ·o-.td M1•\<1 (iult & c 111111lry Club, lc•ll Thom.i'> u lr11111N pro from MocJpc,to C d J>I U I Pel lhf' 20()2 lltlC• fho111d'> \hut 5-untl<•r-pdr :l14 In th<' .54-holf• ( hdlllfJI· on<,h1p, whll'h wr1' pluyc•d on tlH• o;horler M'1'>d Lindd In boys 14s sin gles, No. 8- seeded Jake Fleming or Newport DedCh defeated Christopher Kedmey of lrvine, 7- 6, 6-3. Fl eming plays Jordan Abergel or Paclftc Palisades in lhe Round or 16 today at 2 al Neal Machander In boys 18s singles, CdM i.eruor-to-be Garrett Snyder lost course on the Itri.I day, then on Los Lagos the next two rounds. Mark Les, lhc 1998 Costd Mesd rrwn's club champion, -.hot 3-uvPr 217 to fimi.h SPcond. whale four-time champion Scott Kuhni. WdS thud dt f>-over 220 Other top flm'>hC'f'> mrludPd· In flight A low net, Peler Kenny, Mtke Mc:Gmty, Bllly Pdtch dnd Andy I lomer. In llighl D, low-gross honori. went lo Jim Baker, l to Adam Loucks of Irvine. 6-4, 6- 3. Snyder had def Pated Loucks twice previously this year. Snyder will play Chri'>llan Hand of Placentia in a coni.olation match today at I 2:30 at Los Cab. In a girls 185 C'onsolataon match, ~dM's Bnttany HoUand lost to Cmdy Chu {Rancho Santa Fe), 6-3. 6-2 Gene Sullivan dnd Fwd Morgan: low-net fmii.heri. were M ike Mu.,cnrel1<1, Larry Green, Spen<N NotPhoom ttnd Oudn(' Klc•1 knc>r In flight C', loW·CJfll'>'> WIOn('rS W('IP L>c1v1d 't<•P, Jaml!'> Luwhon dncl Ball Moore Luw-nl't honore~i. were Bob Zcdtc k . < ,c•orcw Yabloni.ky, NdC'hu E'>p1n01a and T«d Z1rnm1•nnan • flkhlitd Dunn'• golf column appe•rs f/l/ery Thunday CALDWELL CONTINUED FROM B 1 Windsor. N.J. They won the PacUic COdSt Championships in Sacramento May 5. and the San Diego Crew Classic April 7. •I'm not that much of a cheerleader, and the coxswain is not the cheerleader,• said Cdldwell, who will be with the OCC varsity eight as they compelf' 1n the Henley RoyaJ Regdtla in England, July 3-7. "I'm more of· Let's gol Pick it up! I'm lhe one wanting more from them dfld telling them to do il right. You hdve to be the second coach. It's kind of Like being the coach on the water.• So, what JS a coxswain, and wby l5 Caldwell the right one for the job? The coxswaln is the person who steers a racing shell and calls out the rowing cadence for the crew. The coxswain is usually small ln stature, so as not to take up space m the boat. They must also take charge and be the eyes. so to speak, of the crew. During races. Caldwell will control the cox box (the computer which gives results of strokes per minute and othenreadouts), wbtle focusing on other boats' turnover and ber boat's position m the race. There are several duties lo handle, mclud!ng development of a stratdgy. before and sometimes during a rdce. In addition, stccnng requires a -.oil. yet hrm touch. "ll'i> like belng lhe coach on the boat, WhPn the coach cdn't be there,· Caldwell explained •If somet.tung Is wrong, you have lo correct 11 There are tactical maneuvers, \00. U another tedm is (packing up the pace). you have lo do rhdt. II crew ~ ont• body, lh«' 9uys would be the muscl«' dncl I'm like the brdtn, tclllny lhem what to do " Caldwell hd'> bel•n mdktnq the nqht c dll'> throughout thP •A <<>X'>wc11n rnu-.t know W hf•n IO f)l' csll hU'>tnl'SS d ncl wh1•n at\ OK lo be funny, dnd they hdvP to r«'dlly know th" pcoplf• an th~ bodt, • sd1d oc ·c · new c·nM h Ddve Grant. c1 fomwr C'Oxswaan. "She does dn excellent Job. She ha'> to tell them everything. They' re focused on rowing ha togethE>r. She has to provi them with dll the inlonnall There's no coaching on t s1dellnei. Whatever they g they get from her. They don go clnywhere without her." Caldwell's position as tt\ OCC coxswain was a result chance She graduated from Ne Harbor I hgh tn 1999, then we to Concordia. After a year an baH there. she realize Concord1d was not the place ro her and she transferred to Irvin Valley College Caldwell used l o be th coxswain for eights at thu Newport Aquatic Center during high school, but went away from the sport while in college That is until her former teammatf• Matt H1etbnnk apprOdched her to help out the OCC crew, wtueh was in need of a coxswdin Hietbnnk, of Corona del Mar High, w.e<I to row with Caldwell al the NAC Caldwell was supposed to help out the Pnates for t wo weeks. until they found someone permanent, but slle realized how much she missed her call.mg dunng her so-call~ temporary assignment. • 1 Sldrted to remember why I LtkC'd 11 !iO much and why I rrussed at.· Caldwell sq.id. •J kind of got sucked back in. This seasoo h•~ been great wtth all the· friendships Dave Grant is a~· roaC'h. To be able lo be coachetl by tum l!. a great experience. We• C'clme m sixth in the Avayu ChcUnp1onsh1ps m New Jersey dnd we won every race up unW then We deluutely were the txf.t on thP West Coast H HAPPY BIRTHDAY I Celebrating the Dally Pilot's : Athlete of the Week series 1 TOOAY BECKY CuMMINS Corona del Mar girts cross country 2001 I • ( .. ~ ......... 'ktttioua Butlfteee Ctltlllt ~ NMie s~ Thia 1i.1em.m .. The .............. hied """ the ~ .. ~-~ "":"' Cleltc °' Q!1lnee CouneY Commu1111y lnlualon on 08/11,tm,,.,._11611 ~ ~ ~ Diiiy Pllol 1~2= CA 92626 ' 21, Ny 1. 2002 IM40 . 1tf'1 27~. Inc.. FlctltJoua ...,,.._ • 120 5$ Bnl10I 8t. ...,,. ..... "*" 92628 Coli. Mlea. CA The IOllo*"'O l*'IOne The bu .,, doing blMNM ... ... -~ Sonfft II COii· QM den of lnlt, 1290 -r,, a COl'pOflllon e.o., SI. •88354 New-~vt you lllrttd port a..cn. CA e2eeo l(8M buliritu ytl? No Unde c Adlm9, 1280 Enler~. Inc., Biloll SI , 189354, New-g~ Ktarrt5, PrH I port Baecn, CA 92660 Thtt This buttllffa It con . llltO 5t11ement wa1 ducted by an ~ C*1i with the County H1v1 you 11arttd on 06/~l/O~ Coul\IY doing bualoeM ytt? No < Linda c Adarilt OWiy Pllo 20021906211 Thia euitemenl W8' lL Jutt :. * 1fi:5 tc'r11 :11'0!:. = Actllloue Bu11na .. Name Sttl•mant The f0flowi119 P8flOlll art ~ busineM U J l ShOtwett General Con11~ 1043 Ceoter St A-6 Cos11 Meal CA 92627 Jell l ShotwaH, •61 N Ntwp0t1 Bl'fd . New- llOll a..oi CA 92660 Thoe l>uSints$ IS COO· tb;!eo by 1U1 ~ HIVt you started dOl119 1>u11n11ss yet? 1• 1~ Jell Shotwell This Slillt~I WIS Mt<1 ''"lh the County CIM' o4 Orange County on O!i.'11/02 20021901215 Daily Piiot Junt 13, 20. u...dl!.X 4, ?002 Th430 Flctltloua Bu1lnaH Name Statement The IOJlowong perlOf'ls 1rn <lomo business as· Han~ft J.loxlcan Food, 1087 W Boker St • Cos1a Mflsa, CA 92626 Hanks Mexican Food, inc !CA) 3'487 Yubt Cortie Roverslda, CA '}2!>()) Tt11s busones• 11 con· Mfad by a corpotabon Have you 111rted 'lt11n9 business yet? (t-S 6· 1-02 Ha"~s Meiocan Food. inc Salvador M 5acnan1 President Tti.s uaiement waa 1 11!(1 w1lh tf\e County ~ ol Or8'19' County 'Jr' 06'11/02 2002HOl2M 01fy P!lol June 13. 20 17.. ... M < 4, ?002 ThQZ ~•ctltloua ButlnaH Neme Statement T 11e tollowing pa110111 dre oc.rng buSlnesa as Suoway •25238 468 S Anaheim H11t1 Ad , Anahlllf!'I, CA 92807 0 w A EnterprllH. 111c (CAI. 1'4361 Chef. rywood Lane Tustin, CA 'f2180 Thi~ bu1111ess 15 con· dud80 by • corporation Have you 1tar1ed dOtng busone11 yet? 1 es, Jan 2002 D W A En1erprl1H. Wiima J Aguirrt, V P J Controller This statement wu ~led witto ttoe County ~ ol ()qngt Cot.ll'lly (WI 06/11 /02 2002Hot280 Ody Piiot -"-13, 20, n. Ju!y 1, 2002 TM38 Flctltloua Bualnffl Hema St.atamant The tolklwlt19 PlflOllS are dOlng butir"'8 u CB Manr.gement, 130 Leola Way, Anaheim, CA 92807 Charte1 Bognar. 130 laole Way Anaheim, CA 92807 Thia busM8" Is con· dueted by M lndMdual Have you 111nad doing bu11nes1 yet? Yes, 1/2002 on 08/11 J02 20021101271 Diiiy Pilot June 13. 20 27. Jy!y 1. 2002 !Mt 1 Flctltloua BualneH r Heme Statement The I~ persons art doing~ 1t Canyon Pool and Spe S.tvece. 20891 Porter Randi Road, Trlbuco Canvon. CA 92679 Cf>SS. Inc • (Cal1tor nit), 208111 Porte Ranch Road. Trabuco Canvon. CA 92679 This busmesa 11 con <l.cled by a OOtPOta1lon ? Hive you 11artad d0tng business yet Yta, 4-2S-02 CPSS Inc • Bten J Wiide, PrtSldent 5 This 11atement wa toled with Ille County Cter1c of °'11nQe County on 0&'07/02 5 2 2002110!93 Dally Pilot June 13, 20 27. Jutv 1 2002 Th41 Flctltlout Bualnff• • Name Statement The lo4low1ng pareon are doing busioe$a as· D~ USA, 711 W 17th St IA9, Cotta Mesa CA '92627 t A VMA Clothing, tnc (CA) 711 W f7th S •A9. Cost1 Mesa. C 92627 d ? Th15 bus1ne51 IS con- Oucled by a OOtpOration Have you start• doing busoneu ye1 Yes. 1/2002 VMA Clotlllng, Inc Amy Cucla • General Manager Th11 si.tament was hied with the County Cleltc ol Orange Counly on 08/07/02 2 2002190591 Dally Piiot June 13, 20 27 .My 1 ?002 Th443 s 1 ta Flctltloua Butlnau N•m• Statement The lotlOwing pereon ara doing bualnesa u CCK IJulldels, 293 Grace Ln (•l. Cos Mesa, CA 92626 Chroatophar Cre lg Kno~. 130 Oranoewood Ln • Tu5tln, Calif, 92780 David Allan Kno x, 2752 Cibola, Coal a Mesa.. ca111 92626 Thtt 1><nina11 Is con- ducted by e ltmtled pen . narsh1p Hive vou starte d dOlng ~ yet? No CM5 Kox. General Of Controtllng partner This 11atemant wa filed with the Coun Clattc of Orangt County I ty on 08l011fJ2 3 2002H05ff OMV P1lo4 June 13 20 27 Jyfly .. • ?002 Th44<t Flctltlou• Bualnaa • Name St.atamant Tha following perlOn .,. doing buaiflata .. s 6 Oenv's CrMIJons, 201 Tu1tln Ave . Newport a..cn. CA 92660 Ga11ldlne Lumla n, 2018 Tustin Ave , New -----:J Port a.en. CA taeeo Thie IMirl8at II OOll· ~ 11y. an lncMcllll H•v• YCM.f 11atted do!ng .,.,..,_. ~ No Gaiwldine Wmlan Thit i\llamant WU filed wlCh the County a.tr °' Or1lnge C«#lly on 06'07,tm 200fft0lt51 o.ly Piol June 13. 20. 27 . .My '· 2002 Th415 Flctftloua Bualneaa Neme St.t.ernant The following paraona .,. doing butrneM ... On Demand Marlletlng 170 Jamboree Rd., t Newport Btactl, CA 92660 John A 8ar0!)1 1470 Jambolee Rd.. Newport Beech, CA 92660 This business la con· cM:led by. an MvldUtl Have you started doing business Vef? No John Baron f Th•• statement was 1led wrth the County Clerll ol °'1lnoe Colll1ly on 0&'07/02 Flctltloua Bualneaa Name Stat•mem The loltowi"SI paraon1 are doing~ u LeOual, 2818 UiFaV•lla Avt., Newport Baach, CA 92663 Ov11stre111, LLC (Calif), 31<M VII Udo Untt 9, Newport Baach, CA 92663 Th11 busineaa 11 con· dueled by. Umlled Lia· bility Co Have you 11aned doklQ busil1eu ye1? No Overstrael LLC CM1tina Ova111raat M1nagar Thie~ WU ~ wlll the County a.It al ()qnga Count-t on 00/07 IO'l 2002ttotff1 ~"'c:.=1~ FJct1t1oue ~MM ............ ment The lollowlno Plr90M .,.. doing bulNila •: PPR, 2815 South Aoualalla SltMC, s.nta Ana, Celllomia 92707 raPipa·Celllomta, Inc .. Co.taw8fa), 5051 WMI· halmer, Sulla 1890, Houlton, Texu. 77056 Thie bullneea II con· ducted by. • QOrpOr•tlon Have you etarttd doing businaea ye11 Yaa. OOJ03I02 raPlpe-C•lllornta, Thomu Vega • Con· Ironer/Sec. Thi• statamant wu hied with the County Ctenc ol 0ranot County on 06/1 o.'02 2002Hot100 Dally Ptiot June 13. 20, 27, J!AV •. 2002 IMM llPPQillled .. .,.raonal ,.~ lo ldroo- ........... of lhe c»- c.dent THE PETITION ra· ~"-~' Wll *"' oodlcile. ii wry, ba ldrnlClad 10 probeta Ttw w. and 11"1 coddll are 8Vll~ IO< a•· lmine1lon "' fie Ne kapc by the OOUl1 20029905158 Oe»y Piol June 13. 20 p, Mt ... ?002 TM:!§ Thia 1tatemem wu loled With ltla County Cieri< ol Orange County on 08/07/02 THE PETITION re· queltl 8u1horlfy 10 .a. mlnllte< the estate l.rldtf Iha Independent AdrTWI lalratlon ot Estataa Act (Thie Aulhonty wol allow the pal'IOf\81 represent· •tille to tal<e many ac;-tions without oblaJnlng court approval Before teklng certain very Im· portent eC\lons. how- evllf, the par11onal repra- Nntatlve Will be ltqulred to give notice to on- te<tsltd pl)fliOflS unteli6 they have warved notice Of consented to 111e proposed action ) The Independent admonl•· tratJon aulhOOty Wiii be gtantad unless an in- terested P8f$Oll files an Flctltloua Bualne.. otljtd100 to me petrtlOO Name Stat.,,,.nt and anows good cause The lo4tow1t19 penions why the COUii ShOuld nor era doing ~ u . grant the authonty Flctltloua Bualne•• Name St.element The following persons "' doing bl*-.. 20021105927 Delly Plloc June t 3, 20 27, .My 1 ?QQ2 Th45? PactflC Pipe Aahebffitl· A HEARING on Ille l.atteMa by I.Ade. Flctltlout BualneH 2100 !:Iden Ave •4 Name Si.t•mant t1on 2815 South patitlOn W1ll be held on Rou&&alte StrNt, Santa JULY 18 2002 al 1 30 Ana. Calolomla 92707 pm on Depl L73 IO· Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ollowl reP1pe·Ct11tomla. Inc • cated al 3"' 1 Th• CllV (Datewara), 5051 Wa&t· Dnva South Oranoe Leslie A. McCarthy The I ""Ing persons "' dOlng bulJnaM as 2100 Elden Ave 14 Jalla tntarnattonat he1mar, Suite 1890, CA 92868 Houslon. T•JtM. nose IF YOU OBJECT to Colfa ~ CA .9'l8V. 18261 Entttp(IM IA & This businffl IS con e. Huntington Baach ducted by an lncMdual CA 92&48 Have you started A T Fonanclat Serv doing business yet? ices (CAI. 1826 Yes, 1991 Enterpnaa tA & B. Hunt Lashe A MoCatlt!y inaton Seidl, CA 92648 This statement was fills bustnese Is con This bullnasa II oon· Iha g.<antltlg o4 lhe pet1- duC18d b'( • oorpcnlion tlon, you should appear Have you started 81 the hearing and state doing bu1onass yet? your 00ject1ons or hie Yes, 06f03I02 w111ten objecioons with rePle•·Cat11orn1•. the court betore the Thomas ega • Secre-hearing. Your ap-iary pea1ance may be m per f lied wi1h the County ducted by a eotp<>1atlon C1erll ol Orange Courtly Have you started on 06/07 /02 ? 20021105910 doing business vet Yes, 3·3H!002 Dally Piiot June 13, 20 R T Financial Serv This statement wu son or by your attorney tiled with ltla County IF YOU ARE A CREO· Oterk ol Orange County ITOR or contingenl creel· on 06/07/02 itOr of the deeeased, you 20026905916 m11s1 file your d!IJ"l wtth Dally Pilot June 13, 20, ttie court and mall a 27, .My •, 2002 TM56 QOPY to the P8f$Oll8J rep- 27, Jyly 4. 2002 Th417 ices, Susie Br1nkov Flctltloua BuslneH Secretary N Stat t This statement was ame amen hied with the County STATEMENT OF The IOllow~rsons Ctellt o1 Orange County ABANDONMENT OF are doing as on oet0&'02 USE Of FICTTTIOUS Personal Concierge 20021""'5158 ServlCff •39 Vta Lido .., BUSINESS NAME S d '1c N I DlllV Piiot June 13, 20 T .. -loltow ( I .. ~~. CA :-,.JIWPOr 27 July 1, 2002 Th4:>4 ,.. ong person I .........,, "«'"" ----- -has (have) abandoned Pamela Guevera. 439 Flctltloua BualnaH the ..e ~ the flclrtious V11 UOo Soud IC, New· Name Statement business n•me The port Beach, CA 92660 Monogram Stora, 1823 This business is con The IOllow>ng persona WeslCLll Dnve. Newport ducte<I by an IOClovlOual are OOong 1>uS1neS8 as Beach. CA 92660 Have you started Datastorm tnl01mallon The FICIJtiOUa 8u51· dOlng business yet? No Sya1ems 2222 naS6 name referred to Pamela Guevara M1chae1son Suite above was filed Ill Or· Thts stalement was 222·264 1,..,one CA ange County on filed w11h the County 9261• 4'124/2002. F'tLE NO Oer1c o4 Orange County Chri$IOl)her G Partier 20026900889 on 06IO?K:Q 1601 W MacArlhur This bullnasa ,, con· 2002190595t Blvd •9D, Sante Ana ducted by an lndMdual Daily Pilot June 13. 20 CA 92704 Kimberly K Petarson 27, Jukx 4, 2002 Th«9 Ian A 0.Vl9, IOOI W This statement was MacArthur Blvd 190 hied with the County Fictitious BualnaH Santa Ana. CA 92704 C1erll o4 Orange County Name St.atement Tll1s bus111ess •• con· on 06/07f02 The following persons ducted by a general 2002890590 are dotng bustness as partnership D&1tv Pllol June 13, 20, Amencan Hot Food Sys Have you atarlad 27 Ju!v 1. 200? TMS? tema. 2606 Elden Ave doing business yet? IB, Costa Mesa. CA Yes, 2/30/98 SSC 12014 92627 ChrlStopher Parker NOTICE OF D L Finanoial Re· This statement was sources. tnc . (CA) hied wolh the County PETITION 2606 Elden Ava. 19 Clerll ot Orange County TO ADMINISTER Costa Mesa, CA 92627 on 06/07/02 ESTATE OF: This business Is con 20021905933 NANCY LEVAN rasantatrve appojmed by the court w1th111 lour months from the dale of the fllSI issuance of let· tars as p<ovoded 111 Pro. bite Code sectlOf'l 9100 The time 101 ro1tng clalfns will no1 eip11e before lour months from ltle hearing <1a1e noticed abOve YOU MAY EXAMINE ttie ri1e kept by th& court If you are a P8fSOll 1n- teras1ed on Ille esune you may hie w1111 the court a Request IOf SP8· oat Nottce (fO<ITI OE· 15'1) ol ttle fdonQ o4 en on- ventoly and appr&1sal o4 estate assets or of any pef1t1011 or account as provided 1n Proba1e Code section 1250 A Request tor Specl3l No· toce lorm is available trom lhe court clerk Attorney tor Patlllonef: RANDALL C. NILES, ESQ., I VIA ONAGRO, RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, CA t26H Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa ~ Pilol June 20. 26 27, 2002 ThW158 dueled by a 00tp0rati0n Dally Piiot Jone 13, 20, TUTTLE aka Hive you started 27 Jyly .. 2002 Tb4$3 NANCY C. LEVAN NOTICE OF ooisoL ~ncr.ir? :t:. Flctltlout BualnaH TUTILE aka APPLICATION TO IOU~. Inc Name Statement NANCY TUTTLE SELL ALCOHOLIC ~ Ware, Pres The tollo""ng '*'°"' CASE NO. A.213799 BEVERAGES This stateman1 was are doWlg buSlneSI u To all heirs. benell· om. ot Fiiing fllad wrth the County Sushi lmtgme. 265-48 c1artat, cradrtOl'I, cont· Application Ot1f1 o1 Orenge County Moulton Pkwy •H ongenl creditors, and June 3 2002 on 06/07/02 l.agl#la Hiiis CA 92653 pet'IOIW WhO mey Olher· To Whom 11 May Con· 20021105928 A a C Proi«:11. USA. w1&e be Int-led "' Ille cern naa...,,..,.. •·-13, 20, Inc . (CA) 30 WllOtestata «boCh.ol The Name(s) -• ttoe 27.M4, i'iQ2 Th15!) Tr9dewlndl Aliso Vlf!O NANCY LEVAN TUT· Applicant(s) IS/8/e"' CA 92656 TLE aka NANCY C ASSOCtAfED MICRO- Flctltloua Bualnffl Thrs buStnesa 15 con LEVAN TUTnE alta BREWERIES LTO l · Nema Si.tament ducted by • COfP()rllion NANCY TUTTLE PSHIP The lollowtt19 persons Hive you sl1rted A PETITION FOR The applicants hsted are doklQ bulsine6I as dOlng buslfl8M yet? No PROBATE has been above are applying 10 C p SHUTE DESIGNS A & C P~. USA hied by RANDALL C 'the Dec>artment of AJco. 27 Ha1t>of Island. New· Inc YOlhialu FUJtmolo NILES In ltla Supenof hollC Beverage Control port Beech. CA 92660 Court of C•hlorn11, 10 sell alcoholic FIND County ol ORANGE b 1 901 ~':.ti~ ~~ "r::~ THE PETITION FOR sOITT~g~~Atr DR A, ~:6/o°" Beach. CA lh~:ar:nr:oo ~~~~ C~S ": ~~~~A MESA. CA STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?r • • • • • • • • • • • The Legal Department at the Daily Pi/Qt is pleased to announce a new service now available to new businesses. wt will now SEARCH the name for you at no extra charge, and save you the time and the trip to the Court Howe in Santa Ana. Then, of course, after the search is comp/ded wt wili fil.e your fictitious business name statnnent with the County Ckrlt, publish once a week for four wteh as required by law and then file your proof of publicllli<>n with the CfJUnty Cl.erlt. Please stop by to fik your fictitious business Jtatemmt at the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mtlll. lfyou cannot srop by, please call us at (949) 6424321 and we wi/J 1'14/tt amlngnnmts for you to hantik this procedure by mlliL If you shou/J have 11ny farther quatiom, please calJ us 11nJ wt wiU be more th11n p,J to 1USist you. Good luclt in pur new business! . Type of ilcienM(I) ~ plied tot 75 • ON-SALE GENERAL BREW·PUB Publllhed Newport Beach-Coll• Mau °"" Piiot Jl.N 20, 27, Ny4, 20Q2 ™a FlctJtloua Buaineu Name Statiement The IOl!owlna '*'°"' .,. dOlng ~ .. SoCal Strategic Con· oepta, 3108 Pl'Ol'Nlleda, Cotta M .... CA 82626 Thomu ltvln Balford, 3108 Prornenede. Coltt MIN. CA 92028 ThlS busonets ~ con- dUcled by an Individual Have you 11ar11d dolog buslne .. yet? 'No TllOmu ln11n Balford Thia statement was filed with Iha County Cledt of Orange County on 06/18/02 200291107100 Daily Piiot June 20. 27. July .. 11 2()()2 T1!46 ! Flctltlou• Bu11n .. a Name Statement The fo4IOWfng persons are dOlng business 11 Dart Vending, 21<M La Mesa C1 . Co5ta Mesa CA 92627 Atllma Ventures Inc 3305 w Sc>t1no Moun· ta1n Road · •60-8 Las Vegas, NV 89102 This· bu11nea1 11 con- ducted by a COfPO'lllon Have you 111rttd ~ buSlness yet? No Attoma Ventures, Inc Rocha1d Rakes. Preao dent This statement was filed with the County Clellt of Orange County on 06/18/02 20028907101 Dally Pilot June 20, 27. July 4 11 2002 Th46;: Flctltloua BualnHt Name Stetamant The follOwlng persons are doing bustnna u Charter 1=1nanc111 Prop· ertles. 1927 Herbor Blvd •888 Costa Mesa CA 92627 Ronald L Charter, 119 Flowtlf SI Costa Mel..&. CA 92627 This bu11ness os con· dueled by an ondMdual Heve you started <101ng buslnesr. ye1? Yes. 01/01/2000 Ronald L Charter This 5lalement was loled w11h lhe Counly Clerk o4 Otange County on 06/18/02 20026907091 08lly Piiot June 20 27 JylY ... 11, ?002 Th4§3 Flctltloua BualneH Name Statement The lollowlng persons 81e doing buslness as 886-Haveona. 18006 Skypark Cir noo Irvine, CA 92614 Globe! W1reten T ecll· l'\OIOOla&, 18006 Skypelk Cir 1200, Irvine, CA 9261• This business IS con· dUcteo by a CX¥PQr1t1on Have you llarted doing bu8lness yet? No GloOal W11etess Tecll· nologlas, Sh1hr1m Vosough CEO This 1tatamen1 was hied Mill Ille County Cieri< of Orange County on 06/18/02 20021907099 Delly Plloc June 20' 27 ,My ... 11 2002 Th464 Flctltloua BualnaH Name Statement The following persons are dOlng bus4nesS u Delfina Dntgns 19201 Shert>c>me Lane. Hunl 1ngton Baac:h, CA 926<t6 Todd Sarouhan 19201 S"-lt>omt Ln Hunllngl<>n Baach. CA 926•6 Th•• busine11 is con· ducted by tn llldMclual Hive you 11ar1ed doing business yet? No Todd S•rouhan This a1a1emen1 was hied w11h the Coun1y Ctar11 ol Ora.not County on 06/18/02 20021907115 Daily Piiot Juoe 20. 27. Jyly 1, 11, 2002 Th465 FIC1ltloua BualnaH Name Statement Tha lo41oWlng parson1 are OOong buPleal u Advanced Chmcal Con· autttng. 11113A Court St Newport 8aach. CA 112863 Rosemary Sat1ef1ff 1913A Court St New· port 8-d'I. CA 92663 Thd bullneN .. oon- duded by tn lndMdlM Heva you tlartad doing bu1lne11 yet? v ... 9113'!02 Aoaenwry A Sat8ftee Thia Slllamenl WU filed wfth !tie County Cllltt °' Orwige County on 08/1&'02 2002H07107 Delly Pilol June 20, 27, July 4, "· 2002 ™§6 doltlg butlMM r-t? v ... 5'23/02 Warran Chari•• Wlncom Thia 11asainent waa toled wrth h County C1ellc al ()qngt eour.y on 08/13/02 2002tlOM17 Oti{ Prtoc June 20, 21, JMIV 1. 11. 2002 IMOi Flctltlout Bualneaa Name St.atament The lottowing per10111 .,. dolrlQ bullMM u NATALE COFFEE, 2800 H•rbor Bl tC, Colla Mesa, CA 112626 Anna Siu. 1300 Ad1m1 Ave 129E, Costa Mesi. CA 92626 Thia bualneH is con· dueled by an lnclMdual Have you 111rtad doing bus1ne$a yet? No Anna Siu Th11 stateman1 wu hied With tilt County Claf1c of Orange County on 0&'14/02 2002690tl78 Daily Piiot Jl.na 20, V , July ... 11. 2002 Th470 FIC11tlous Butlnesa Name St.atamant The following persons art doing bustness as a) THE HOME FINDER SERVICE bl KEYKLO 260 Newpott Cenler Dr , ••50 Newport Beach. CA 92660 Dono K11siamaus. 389 Rochester S1 Costa Mesa CA 92627 This buS1nass IS con- ducted by 811 indlllodual Have you started 00.ng bu-yet? No Dino Katstamells This statement waa hl8<1 with lhe County Clef'I\ o1 Orange County on 06/14/02 200261101712 Da1ty Poiot June 20. 27. 4u1y 4, 11. 2002 Th472 Flctltlout Bualnaaa Name Stetement The lollow1119 ~rsons ore doong buSI08SS as Sandpiper Motel. Inc . 196 7 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa CA 92627 Eiecullve Holding Corporabon 1967 N-· port Blvd Costa Mesa CA 92627 T h•s business " con· duded Dy a corporation Heve you s1artad dotng buSI08U yef? No EHcullve Holding Corp Robert A Washer Sec This statement was filed w11h the County Clerk ol Orange County on 06/14102 200261106766 Daily P1IOI June 20 V Jyly 4 11, 2002 Th473 FIC11tlou t Bualnasa Name Statement The following persons are doing bu&I08U as Clean Life Sys1emi;, 131 A Broadway. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Craig Leland Stevens. 131 A Broadway Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This buS1ne1s 1s con· ducted by an llldfllldual Have you started doing business yet? Yes 6110/02 Craig L Stevens Th•s statement was Med w11h the County Cle~ o4 Orange County on 06/ I <tlC1l 2002190678' OaJly Pllc)C June 20 v . NY 4 11, 200? TMn Flctltlout Bualneu Name Statement The lo4lowir19 persons a1e OOing buiinM$ as LP Partnare 404 Loma T •"'-Ste D Laguna 8aacn CA 92661 L11a "'1n PIOen 404 Loma Terrace Sle D Laguna Beach, CA 92651 This business Is con· dueled by 1111 llldMdual Hava you atarted doing b\JSjftesg yet? No Usa Ann Ploan This statement was filed with 1he County Clerll ol OrWlg8 County on 0&'14/02 2002190l7U 0.lly Piiot June 20, 'Z7. July 4, 11 2002 Th178 Flctltloua Bualne•• Heme St.atamant The following parsons .,. doing~ .. Tom Pn1h1>1 & As· lodalM. 2888 Baysllorl Dr •C-1 Newport 8aac:h CA 92663 Thomas Phil.pa 2888 8aytOra Or C·I New· port 8-:tl CA 112663 TNs bYtHIMs .. con- dl.cted by 1111 lnCIMdl'8I Have you 1tartad doing ~ yet? No Thomal 0 Phllpt Thie Sttlament WU hied with lhe County Clafk ol Or1lnge CounCy on 06/1.em 200211ot717 Deity P1lo4 Junt 20, v . M 1, 11. 2002 ™79 Flctlt~ Bualnau Name Stat9m9nt The IOlloWlng partOOI .,. ~ buei*-.. s. Cati ~ 0.-elan. 2025 8oulh LY?" Sf, Sanla An•, CA 12705 Z1olt Molnar, 201 Roea Lana. eo.c. ...... CA 12e27 Thie bullnelt .. oon- cM*ld by an~ Heva ,.ou 1tenad doing l>ullMll ~·? v ... 04.W11117 boll Molnar Ttw .-.inent ... ..... """ the County Clellt °' OrWIOI ~ Clrl °""~ a-111114HM1•1774MM 0., Nol NM~ ,Mr1112R~ Thunday, June Tl, 2002 83 Thlt ttatamanC .... triad With in. ~ °"" °' er.,. CounlY on Oll/'18/0'l ... 200""".eo_,""11 H ~ Plol Nie 20, X1 Ny 1, 11 2PQ2 !Mf7 ~Bu.iMM ...,. "'""*" The~ l*90nl "·~~So. cal ~ ' F'und-inv. 21871 Onlur sv .... M111lon Viejo, CA 92692-1131 Sham Sunder ChaudM, 21871 Ontur Street, Mis1ion VlejO, CA 112692· 1131 Thie buslna11 le con· dUG'lad by tn lndMduat Have you 111r1ed doing bu64neu yen No Stl8ITI Sunder Ctlauctlf'I · This • atatement waa flied Wl1h the County Clettt ol ~ Counly on 06/17/02 20021901 ... 1 Dally Piiot Juna 20 'Z'1 July 1, 11 2002 Th471 Fictitious Bualnasa Name Statement The lollow1119 persons we dOlng ~ as Octopus Auto Salas 3910 E Coronado Unot D Anar-n. CA 92807 Kaan M Kurulas 2758 Dal Soto Ave Coslll Mesa CA 92626 This bus.iness is con- cM:ted by an ondMdual Have you started dOlng busl,_ yet? No Kaan M Kurutas Th<s sta1emen1 was f~ed With the c~nly Cletk of Orange County on 06ft4102 20021eo6no Ody Piiot June 20 27 M 4, 11, 2002 Th475 Fictitious Buelna•• Neme Statement The lotlow1119 pe111ons are doklQ business as C~ath, 1506 Long- _._ Onve, FUiierton CA 92831 Jonathan Marshall 1506 Longview Drove Fufterton, CA 92831 Thts busmess 1s con· ducted by an IOdMduaJ Have you s1arted doing business yet? Vas June 1 2002 Jonathan Marsnau This s1atemen1 wa• hied wiltl the County Cletk ol Orilnge Courtly on 06114I02 20021909715 Dally Piiot June 20 27 Jyly4 11,2002 T"'476 Flctllloua BualnaH Name Statement The 1o11ow1119 persons are doing business as TAB Management Setv· ices 1632 Indus St Santa Ana. CA 92707 Edward Bosley. 1632 Indus S1 Santa Ana, CA 92707 Rita Bosley 1632 In dus St Santa Ana CA 92707 This business 1s con- ~ by. husband and wife Have you started doing business yet? No Rita Bosley This statement was hied with the County Clefk ol Orange County on 06/11/2002 20021106719 Daily Pllol June 20. 27 July .. 11, 2002 Th17 4 NOTICE INVmNG BIDS The Orenge County Sanitation D•stnct (OCSD) ol Orange County. Califomoa. Wiii receNe sealed Biiis unlll Thureday, J uly 18, 2002 • 2:00 p.m. Bkil must be received a1 OCSD's Adml111str1tion Lobb)' 01 Purchaamg Division Off ice by lhe date and time herein ab<We set lol1h, .i wl'llCl1 bme they Will be publld'J opened and eaatTMnad at OCSD's P\lrc:hasing Of· lice, 1084A Ellis Avenue Fountaln Valley. CehlOt· nla, 92708·7018 SODIUM 81SULFITE SOLUTION (NaHS03) SPEClflCAl'ION NO. C·2002-10280 Bids mull De aubmlned on Iha torm IUPPll8d by OCSD 111 ec· cordance with all prOY11iOfl8 ol the ~·· cahons Specttications. Bid blanks. and lullher lntotmallOn may be ob- lall'lad II fie aboYe ed- drffS telephone (71•1 982·2•11 Published Newpon 8each·Co1ta MeH Detty Piiot June 27. ~ Th!§1 Nolet It '*'°¥ ....,, flll•Wll•·o1 ...... Md • ~ °' tloo- hak: be11wr'9' --• ablU 10 be mede Tha ,,.,.., 8oCllel ... curity or F ac1tr.i Tp Numl>era. •nd ad· cir..... of tne S../ L~ art Andrll Laont..tf Md Gordatla SamanlllO, 930 w ... Coul Highway, New· port Baac:fl. CA 92ee3 818·&t-<le12/ 81 .._H·•834 The bulOMU .. known 11 Galaoa Cele The namae. Social Sacu11ty/Feder1t Tu Numbe< and add/HHS of the euy.rrrr•Mlertt 818 fall ~. Inc . 118 Abalone Balboa 1.- larld CA ll26e2 820·6•·8928 . As lllled by the s.I«/ UoafwM al Olher bull· neM namaa and ad dfHHI used by the Saller/LJCen"' within thrM yaan before Iha data IUCll 1111 WU 18111 or dehva11d 10 Ille Buyer IT ranglarff ire NONE The ISiets IO be told ,,. datcnbed '" oanertl u FUANlfURE FIXTURES EQUIP MENT LEASE ANO LIQUOR llCENSE Ind ate locat.o at 900 Waat Coast Hogh1111y New· port 8aad'I CA 92663 The lond of ioaf-. IO t:>e trenttarred 11 On Sale Bee< and Wtna Al- c 011011 c Bavtr1ga L1can11 u 1-3532 I 9 now 111ued for the Plemt681 located at 930 Weal CollSI H19twr1y Newport Btach CA 92663 The antoec>ated data of the aa~renslet os JIJy 30 2002 a1 the otta of Burrow E1erow Sarv· tC8S Inc, 2121 E Coelt Hwy '1208. Corona del Mai CA 92625 The amount of Illa purchase pnce or con· sodera11on In connection w1t11 the tJ ..-..lar ol Ille ltcenMI and business In· dudong the 8111t'nalad In· ventory '' the sum of s 1 '60 250 ()() whld1 con- SISIS of the loftowtng Oncriptlon Amount CASH, 1140.250.00 II has bMn agreed ba- 1 wa en the Sellar/ Locensee and the In- tended 8uyer!Tran1- fere. as required I>)' Sec 24073 of 1he BIJli.. ness and Prolanoons Code that the con· stderouon tor ltle ~ fer of the bullneU anc:t llcer1se IS 10 be pe.d ody al1er the transfer hu been approved by lhe De9artman1 of Ab>tlOlic Beverage Contro4 Dared June 12 2002 LICENSEE ISi Andret Leonll«ft ISi Gordan& Samarclzlc INTENDED TRANS· FE REE Eaf'I Campbell, Inc ISi John Campbell, Pres•denl ISi Mary Pat Earl Campbell, Preslden1 Published Nawpon Beach Cost• Mtaa D~ P11o1 June 27, 2002 41 12 Th483 Flctltloua Bualneu Heme Statement The loll0Wlf19 ~ .,. dOl'lO ~ .. 1) e.ech N"'l>Ol1 A.-atty b) 8Hch Newport F111anc111 c) 8"ch Newport ConstNCllOn, d) Beed\ Newport Prep- '"-t i 8uch Howe RMl!y It Beach Home Loen g) 86actl HouM ConsWctlon. 2209 W81t Balbol Blvd Newport Beech. ~ 926(13 Ch1rlts Mlchael Haddy 24'091 ~ Cir· Cle Mllllon Vie,o. Call- loma 92691 This bullnasa 11 con· ducted by tn lndMdual Heve you •t•rlad doing tulnell ytt? No CllAf'lel M Haddy Th11 statement wu flied Wltf'I the County Clerll o4 Onw9I County on 06l25l2002 2002et07171 Deily Pllol Jlnl V , .My .. 11. 18, 200? Th484 Flctltloua Buslneu ...,,,. St.element The la11owtl9 pet10nl .,. doWlg bulir'8le .. CarlbbMro Dua l 000 N BNlof St Ste 20, ~=rt Baach CA 8oog Inc (CA) 10 Peninsula Newport CoeM. CA 92657 This bullntta .. c:ion- cldad by a OCJl'POt'MOI• Havt you stertad OOlng buStneH yet? Yet 1001195 Boog, Inc John A Wheeler. JI • CFO Thlt ltalamant .... Ned wlltl l'1a County Olrt! °' Orenoa Ccu1ty on 05."31 f200'[ 200Mtol1IO ~.~=27~ Polley Hoic·~ 11r11I <if.111lli11«" .. Kn" ~ubjc·1·1 IO r ho11i;:r .,. ithou1 m•I irr Tlw pu!Jliiohrr lf"•f'r\1'11 I hi" ril(hl lo c'l"ll.,or. n.,'('ln.....,j r )'. rl'\ iM" or ffj1-.·1 ""' rl11~111fiNI mlvc·rti~«'OU'lll. Plr11,w-n-porl 1111)' nmr By Fax (9-+9) (>;~ 1-(>!)94 (Plr11,,.. 111duJt' \our 1111111e 111111 phrn11' numlier 11r11l ,.,. II 1ull yon h11d. •ld1 n prit•e •jllllll".} ByPhone (949) 642-5<>7R Hours By MaDlln PenlMal ~30 We11L Bo>: 1reet Co in Mc•Ru. (.A 9'.l627 At ~r ... pon-Blvd. ~ S..y St. Monday ............... Friday 5:00pm Tueaday ·····~······Monday S:OOpm Wedneeday ........ Tuesday S:OOpm TI1ursday ...... We<.lne8day S:OOpm Friday ............. Thur&duy 5:00pm Saturday .... : ......... Friday 3:00pm il11H "'"' 111· 1•1 '"'" ..iu .. :1ifi1·tl u1I i1111111•cl11~11·I,. T l1r Dnil' l'ilo1 IH'('1·p1 .. 1111 ftul1ifih ro1 Ull\ l'fnlf ill 1111 1uh1·111~.-1~w11t for 0 ~·t.wl1 i1 mo\ llC" r1•,.p1111•ihh• 1·'1(c'c·p1 for 1 he· N1,;t 0of tlw 'f"U't• 111·1111111~ tlr('t1f1i1·1I b) tlw nror. C11·.ti1 1·1111 0111~ lw ullo•c·J fo 1 th•· fir~I lllM'fllOll Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday sultJay ................ Friday 5:00pm . . . .. -• . . -. 1 -•• .... , ' , II ~ EOUAl ltOUSING OPPORTUNITY __ ... I A1 ru1 estate 1dven1smo n th•s news~per 11 SUl>JICI 10 the Feoer11 Fair Housing Act ot 1 968 as amended wn1ch makes 11 illegal to aoven1se ·any preference 1tm1tat1on or d1sc11minalion based on race color relio· Ion sex handicap tam1hal status or nat1ooat ong1n. or an intent on to make any such prelerence hm1ta11on or d1scnm1na11on • Tnis newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement lor real estate which ts 1n v1olahon ot tile law Our readers are he1e1>y informed that all c1v.e11tn~ idven1sed 1n this re>'<spaptr are available on an equal oWOnumty basis To comrlaln of d1sc11m1- nahon, c.it HUD toll·free at 1-80!>-424-8590 101 -21• ~ 400 -111112 HEW USTIHQ • July Complttlon lof loc on Balboa II. fib too Oirtly Hew Home For .... bllt loc. O¥enlz9d lol 3br on Balboe lelllnd. 2·SIOly, 2111 l 2br I be lpl trench doOt1 opening to Lore Vince RHllOI front porcli, knchen with 14Mn.40&2 735-7064 WOl1I center. pe111ry & nook, powder room, clrcul11 slalt· REDUCED $175,000 way to second floor !root •Bi 3Ba, to din rm/area master Br. den. full ba, plus Ftplc's on Irv & din rm. wa.tlt· 2 more br'5 Sptet11Cl.114r 1n dolets Thele 111 m.iiy rooflq> dla. Biii Hetdelty 11\111 !IMS llnlng lhe dodl Re~. 14M75-2866 2 car 1nacn gar $3,300.000 MeliSSI eel 818-97(). 3232 Kim Beaton otf1c1 Can't seem to 818·242-685• get to all those Cell 818·970-5136 repair Jobe home Offl08 818-24-0-5136 around the house? SELL Let the Ctanlfled Service Directory your honie help you find reliable help. through classified Index • 4M-"8 ... Cl ' . -.... 470-478 OPEH SAT l SUN 1-4 A C-dcig comt1 Pitced rtclucld l60,000 ~Sun'~ OHU 2 LEFT tf27,1131 loclliol'I lor 11111 •lidullYt CuSIOm 3bl 3 l'4bt, 2 llOly I IO Port Aenwlck E. Bllboe Blvd. 4 Custom •Ba ' 58a CUllOm home horn, pool Clole IO halbol Hal1lof View ......... Luxwy ConOOI. --c:ri.oon Summer 2002 bNdiea °""" by lkly1 48r 38a. mUler Bf on from 1111 OCMll. Each 38f SI 10 Blg Co!on1 and 33841 Blue lanllm 28a wflf be told MpWN. Emit or Sharon 1111111 ~able lnlldl looliolll point CoMlllne klOI> loc. Hlgllly upglldecl, From IMl,00 RM!ty. Mt-75Mnn :'.Homt10r~~~ The = Compeny beautiluAy landlcaped. 14 ·130.7528 A Ilk US. ~ In the $965,000 lllC. ~~ !. ol the l'illO' ~ 1 11.::Pllll f'rud Cl Riiy 94 · 1 1·c:..u1 -~ Rn SN ,,,.,_, » ._ 000. RelJlty tlfld I.fl# •• ~ ""' '4 .. 16U117 m tn111 ~ out ti 111a golf CQJIN S'l1fl'llNe Holl SpygfH• Hiiia spacious. CORNER OCEAN "1. Thll ~ ,, Miid .. lrvlnt Terrac:. open, brl{lht with eparlthng VIEW $425,000 "· 1#5,000 """ OP£H SAT·SUN 1-5 ~ and spa, 4Br 2 5Ba, lg ~~~ JUST LISTED! 1424 S«enade, 3br 2be OYtf 12,000 , ftt ~ !i!· Mt-723-1120 home. btav snrod with f:!:a oourtyan:I 949 pool, ape, 000. loc, T. Senford. &kt FIND BAYVl£W HEIGHTS OPEN loc, loc. 141-64CM070 714·412·1155 SUH t -4 ' 2311 Azw'I Aft Lee • Halllle All* 3br 1.Sbl, llllv'rll. ipplVll 2Br 281 I level petlo condo. an apartment 9000 " lot. kite • be ,. Call Clessllltd Today New decor. ocunalde of mod, .. ,_ ....... • PCH, wait to all. $4391<. thro~h classified door•, hdwd 1111. Owner 949) 642-5678 ~ntt~. 949-760-3187 '571,000 e.2ft-2003 HoME, HEAL.TH AND SUSINESS ~ ..... 1220 A~11270~°==I POLICY n an etton IO oller tile best service pocsble to our re~ e'S and aover!ISl'fS we .... reQu•re Contractors Who adveitise 1n ttle Serv1C11 011ectory to include their Contracto1s License number 1n the11 adven1se- ment Your CO-Oj)erat"0/1 is greatly appreciated 224 ADDITIONS /REMODELING FARTHING INTERIORS K1tct1en Blth I Remodel and Room Add•hons Lt58l87S 14M45-1325 t 250 CARPENTRY I A TO Z HAHOYMAH lns1alt refect c1b<Mts .1<1tchtnlb1th/CIOO!ll.w1ndows 0oug 714-54&-nss CARPl r CL f AN/NG Any 3 rooms only $19 Local company tO years In the area Family Carpet Oare & Upholstery Cleaning (949) 646-9999 I ••• •t~ •,-.~ . . . l '• ...... ~ I JCM CONSTRUCTION WILL CUT THE COST OF YOUR REMODELING JOB BY10% Or we'll send you and a friend out to dinner at the Market Broiler. All It takes Is a 6·mlnute phone call. JUll pul OIA 'fOAJI lowMI bid walll 10 the phone and dial 1-800·520·5530. Read the details and 0081 and they will inmeciately name the pnce at which you'I get the aame exact JOC>, applea lo applea If JCMs pnce 11n1 at leas1 1 O'% tower, you're oft to the Market Broiler. You 'r• 1101n11 to writ• a c/lack to aomeone. Wiiy not write a ama//er one 10 JClll Cortatruct/ort1 5'iM Cororw*>r Uc. N 17411 114 COMPUTER SERVICES COMPUTER HELP! ....... Or-.,..... ,,,_i-.... l'Cotllll: ·~ . -PlgtSln'Q•. ·~Mlmll Olct~ • llQQl'>tllo, A-. Ma . ~~,..,.,_.., UC ietblt'Y lifNIJa .. , 18 Yn c...,lllef EIJ. 14-2-2 6 284 DRYWALL SERVICES SMALL JOB EXPERT DUNCAN ELECTRIC ~RtaporlM SeMoelRemodals 20 Yeare Expenence Ll275870 949-65()..7042 JOO OAflDENIHG /LANDSCAPING Lou Tone• Landecapt Whatever You Need! Weet.tf melnl. tree tnmming D-.al.e of -'f tv.... & inlllla!IOl'I 2S years tXI> ,...,....,. ., •1....-· LICl1nsu111d 949-5'&-'363 From the roof to the Dirty WOil Undecapa Co. Maintenance. Lawn Ae111· 1ng, Sprinkler Tune-Ups/ Rep1Jrs. Cltan·Ups Ind lnllalla!IOl'I 714-703-8650 dlrtyworkl1nd1e1pe.com Lou Torm Land~ W8'iflto/ mainl, tree tT1IMlll'lg & lnstalletion 25 ytlll eX1>. llc/111surtd 949-548~ Trte Service Yard Cl11nup. M11n11111nce, &pMldar rapa11 & M.uhng 949-650-8781 Wood Decks • Fenoes Electtlcal • OrywaD Carpentry • Tile • Etc Anthony uic:a All\ 714.811.llU ATOI .... ......... r..tl Contredef ol :srpt c.; r.: Ucl6stm 714.269.7115 C.ustomer -S.otisf oction -Al PM.ses of comhidon home repair. ::J"' too basement& everything ln patween CALL MELL 949-887-1097 forallyOur BLUE PACIFIC SWllllMIHG POOLS Conalr\ICll0/1 Remodels • AepaitS Service Ucl796148 949-367-9710 I REALFSJ'ATE I .~ .... Ron ~Young Nnv Ustilllf IMJl/abl1/ 714-432-7873 lrWW..IOll~IPf- ......... ..... 1-866-946-3257 TWA& MOVIN·MAN c.9fuf • CQ..wWoua &~ Piarloe·~ FIM Wan:1robee f'IM Eatimatee 949-37S-7825 READY Ma YOU ARE! Low Rat• Since 1981 9481645-4545 PUBLIC NOTICE Tht Calif. Public· UllllllH Com· mltelon REQUIRES lhlt .. UMd ~ hOkl gooda moveta Print lhllt P.U.C. Cll T~ 1n1o1 and ohlufltfl print ltlllr T.C.P. ""'*' In .. ad>tt111111 .... " YoU hM • quee. Ion ----.... My of• mowr. ho Of ..... eel: PU8UC lfriUTIES COMMl810N '1f4-66M151 EIZVICE DIRECTO -For Al Vow Home Md 8Ulinel9 Neede -, ~ -' ~ ' .. .,.. la. -• • Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week for Only $32 per week (4 wk, min.) c.11 L•sual-• 642-5678 d4 * The lklffl * 48f 3Ba. Gil OOCl4lild by ~ --Xk'C cond pit loc, priold "* lllllUI lo! PfOlllPI 11111 o 539,ooo. ean to -· 949-584-$482 tQ!. CUMola "°"" In """*1 =~(~5111) 5 58a home. A goulTMI It-lend --. Fp, end wonder!IA gll/1d lllJlcue end 11111y. COllllne "'8lty 14•71Ht77 .aP£N SAT ..suN t-6e TMl BLUFFS '741,000 2421 Vllta Moblza, Front Row.endlM'lit.~ br wllg bllc:ony the bide bly, nu kllclgranie ct/I. ...... ....:::::-RE llflr CUT 6 ROLL PAINTING ac.antront Fixer Not for the flint of *-11 !Ill Mt-723-8120 ., 2la &llblull home ... C*'J*. .... end -· Ma,000. .... Jollll ... M•2I04~ Oplrl Slit • $4#1 , 1-4 " v.,..,._ r,..,.. """°" Coat Fabcklus 38< 2 5&111 2·110fy Ni gared comm~ $679.000 84r ,,,..532.9545 CLASSIFIED (949) ~2·5e78 P£Sr cc.TRC)l. A1 low Al *69°° Famlly Owned St. UC Pro24Z1 _.. Video ,,..a Home Theater, HOISAT/Pfuma TV, S1lel/Svcl1n1t11ft CZ.ZJ074Q !!t M! Rl1 r·JAf~·~~ f'" W I'•~' •• .... } • .4 Daily Pilot Thonday, June 27, 2002 BS .. • .'t .... TODAY'S J Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH ~C;.11R~O~S~S.LlWuO"'RLallD~P..JllU~Z .. Z.,L._E -~ rii'Vil ~==~~.~ _ _ gar + extra epa Ptt 1 $!495mo !QI 949-642·9m Miu Verde 4br 3ba, 2 c gar. 2434 II S250CYmo Incl gatdeoer 1 yr l&e Aval H2 CWIAGEMOVING SALE 802~ Ins (In lilly) Sal 1!129, S.·IP Fumrlurt, deco erl, Attn: ~ Help plants & misc. No eatty birdl nffdld S2S. 75/llf. FT· PT T0ttl!t Rty 714>~7355 Huge Garige 5'1e ht., E'alde To-.wnhome 4Br 7-noon, Furniture, Chine, 2.581 fam rm. llY rm Fp, Clothing, BabV Stvlf & Morel vacant end uni!. aStoC pool, 325 E. 19111 St, posta Mesa IPI & ltnnoa $21 OOlmo ~ Dona" Pf•" 94!>-733-60 4 I I L~ !Br Illa duplei. pref'd '"8/C~ E 11111 lcall()ll, opeo. brlQIC • _ & lll'f P1tS Oil S1200lmo 9•9-122-0194 WANTED ~-:-=:.! 1 ·• ::1.11 ~~ ~ ~ 1':ewlp =; CUSTOM FAMILY HOMES ·~.:_~:~..-~· wlll-11'1 ctoatt 2 Monthe Jujy end August $$CASH PAJO S$ ~'".9 MHf7-te45 Plue AIM Y..ny ~ .,..._. .. __ CIM !Ill 94H7S41&1 WE BUY ESTATES I "OCOITA :m I ·-.. ~-2Br 28• Townhome n.., "WE PAY MOfE f FASTDI'" CllJ*. -1*11 w 0 lllwP 2c pelklng pool spa *'"" !QI $2200m 949-293-4630 Lovely G.'9d Comm near Tll-Squete 18' 1111 wnrig garlat«llQI. waterllrash pd $855/m + ~NC KleOll f,lngt Bn·704-e&49 X ¥200 2br 2bll apartment, quiet ~. wd hkupa, I car o--ge, agent $1250 94t .. 7H!OQ Cloae lo the Beach 2br, 2111. balcony. fl,,. pl1e1, 1 car~. SI~ Aqt t4H73-l800 Octanlronl 2br 2ba, large patio on send, 2 c garege, wd hkups, egt -="'-000"""'-9"'-49-293-46~ NP Hta 1mma<: '31lr 2 5Ba, 2·'10ty Cape Cod ocn vu, Ill ot•l&. fm drs ac sec wdflr WCI ~2 c oa• no sm111pe1 --'~--="--"'-"'=g~~722·2314 Cllln 2Br, Uta, Apt., froot Sludlo wllQ seo er•r 11199 ylld, pciktl lence. nttr Fwy wa·k··n-dst llbatt. • tcMn· & bul aop $1266/mo S700 "8 IM enlr ""PllS $1ClOO'm MICUr!IX M!-6'1:f704. incldS utls ~9-675-6161 .:649-4922~ SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 s.. .... St. S....._CAt2707 ·~· ..... .-..C.A•ljl 18kt.Gold Htcklace. Madeira Ctnne w/d1amond EngrM!d. ~. very Sp!ClaJ WOlth S2.300 sell $1,100lobo 949-640-083t No e~ nee 8()().211-1472 m .11worklromhome.com EARH lnc:oml From Home M11I 0tder/kl1trnt1 FIJI. trU'llng & IUIJC)Olt. FrM lnlo www ftnturttodream eom au-t73-lltl Flemlng'a Prime St11khouM • wine Ber. NOW HIRING HOST STAFF APPLY IN PERSON DAILY 1-4pm '55 Newpon Center Of Newpon Btach, CA 949· 720·9633 Legal S.Crelary/A1al1t. 5Yr1 bankruptcy or ltti· =" Many bent4U 54Sk· 't!ll 941-211CH472 Nlgltl Audll0t/Front Dtell for TrlYtl LO<lga on CM Wi traon A#f m peraon 949·650·2999 SAFE AS HOUSES North·South vulnerable. N<lf1h deal&. NORTH •542 ":J A'9 O K0965 •85l WF.bT •Vold ~OJ 10 7 J 0 ll 84 J • Q 10 76 SOUTH EAST •086 !V K652 v AJ7 •J94 •A KJ 1097 J <;I 84 0 2 •AK J The bidding: NORTll EAST SOUTH W>Sr ~ Pu!I ... p- l'IM p- Opcrung lead: Queen of ':? Mn. Huchon swept into lhc room where the wor1d·s gtealClt dcacctivc, Sherlock Holmes. wu enjoying a ahm of claret with hi! fmnd. Dr. flcnry Wauon. '"There is a gentleman ouu1de. sir. who insists on sccmg you ,11 once bul will nol give hi~ name:· ~ '<aid worriedly. Holmes walked over to lhc window and glanced at the carriage with lhe lhrec·fcathcr emblem on 11.'1 door that was dJ5CTeel· ly wwting a few doors down from 221 B Baker Street. kShow him in iu once." he commanded. The pcl"!!On who entered was 1n\tan1ly rccogniza~lc. "Your lligJmeu," llolmes ~. bowinJ from the walsl. ''lo wfiat do I owe lh1s honor'l" Ml need YWt help, Mr. Holmea," ~plied the VWAooc "ONy )'OU CIO uve lhe ~ o( a lady whoee name I cannot mc:ntJ.on, and my (*t 111 llus must mnain a 1«ret mce 11 •J a very dclica1e rnauct". We were play· '"I bndte II my home and thl' WU lhe deal. The v111itor off ercd a sheet of paper on which wu wrillen lhe above diagram and blddln& sequence. "I can undcntand lhe opcnuig bid of four spades. The hand LS unllltcly tu produce alam ~ite a piumer who passed. But ii 11 the play thal guvc n&e to lhe unpleaaamness. The lady wL, declarlna. She ducked the opening lead. won the continuation with the ace and immediately led a 11\Jmp and fincucd the knave. When lhtlt won, declarer drew 11\Jmps and conceded a trick in diamonds and clubs to make four-odd The Duke of Surrey accused declarer of cheaung and IS thtealemna to make lhe mauer public, a cln:wnstance which would prove an cnormout cmblrrusmmt to me." Holmes glanced 11 lhe hind for a moment ·"The:tt is nodung untoward here. Your Highness. The lady u. s1m· ply a very aood player. Had lhe sJ*lc nnesse lost, declarer WOUid Wiil any return, draw lhe rem:uning 11\Jmp and then lead a diamond IO lhc queen, los· ing 10 lhc ace. The lhrec oftnunps 10 lhc five would lhcn be the entry to dummy to discard lhc club IO'>Cr on lhc king of diamonds, wurlna l 0 tnck,. Tender her my conantula· llons. and you should hear no more about lh1~ affair." 1·11~11-c:=.11-~1 j Reetptlonlat·Ptr poaltlon It rttp0naiblt ':.ring customera and "'-Incoming c:alt on a prolel$IOl\tl effbent manntf and .... With ldnW! -. Wcze YOlce maN9'oflltll aome CQtl1PIAer p<'**1cy. MS WOid. EJIC84 and Microsoft Outlook BMW 3231 ConWIUble 'ti Blue. ,.,_,. gangad. Very dMr'I car. Low milM, pllop. loJack, Harmon Ki!d!ll atereo, 6 disc CD c:Nngef. premium pllQ, mini oondtlon OngNI aw- $26,()0(Yotx> 71"-~ Fon! Mumng Com. '00 ~ llhr, <1flty 2Gll m1 SIS.99() 118057 PHILLIPS AUTO Mt-514-nn E'SIO£ Ouoet. remOdeltd * S.ythof91 ecttage IOwnllOllll llylt ICll 2& 3Br I 758a ga•ed pn.a•e 1 \118! .... ..., Slorage 1111)91 belC/1 "'4)-"'()nl' S35()()r> $1200 YI lie Mt-642·1073 Cal i<11en 7"~"° Refri~retor $180 Washer/Dryer, $140/ta Ellcen.nt Condition 94~6-5148 Pfeut contact UM V11le Rettaurant now hiring 949-833-lMSOO or fu re· Exp'd Servers. Cook1 WI!!! 949'a33-93S4 /\Wt 3461 VII Uclo, N 8 Wor11 From Home Sl2QO. Fll res Ml-723ef11'0 S 15ro'mo PT 'to lllP W• BMW 740IL Sedlrl 't1 'Ma wM ""'· .... power oendied 10 IOOK mielll $24,980 117512 PHILLIPS AUTO 9'9-574-7717 1 112 APTS I :r :.,~~, res: ..all IEACH $1850/moPrud Ca Really BJ JoMson ~9-721-0132 Sunound y ountlf .• In beauty lor your ne.i heme Com! '"'Pt our 281 28a •llJ'nenC home In lhe fi11r1 of Ntwp911 Btech N9'1rly rtmOdllld wllh custom upgradM & mor•'"'41 Welcome 11,490. Call tor lllOl't dllallt. Nl-22WIU BEACON 8A Y nice, d!en lbr 1be, cloM to bay. S120ClmlG. Ho pt\llmob MH7H65t Lg I Br P1111t1M gatl!d. pOOI ltMI, gym, ¥1!¥1 w1k to bch $1500+/mo f4f.sq..tt41 tse-351>-1427 owner. Htwport Ridge 48r 3 Y281 Home Uirge ytrd, lighl & Dngl\t AvaJI 811 $6000/mo !QI Stella 949-759-3729 BIO Ctnyon Fon! Roed Mc:C!Mn Condo. 3Br 2.S8a wtbar, '*'""· pool. aolt view. psoo. 114M40-!274 Veraatllaa Condo Fum'd Lg 11\0o rafult>ond, QlllCS comm. no'stMlpel. 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