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Home My WebLink About2002-06-28 - Orange Coast Pilot. . SfRVl~G THE NEWPORT -MJ:SA COM.MUNmES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM ...... In this order. clouds and sun. S..P-2 :Qose, but not quite. the Circuit breaker I • A year ago, Chris Cox was nearly named to the court that struck 'under God' from the Pled ge of Allegiance. He and Rohrabacher decry 'parody' ruling, even as it is put on hold. Paul Clinton E>AILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA -Like many Americans, Rep. Chris Cox was trtunned Wednesday when he heard a bout a federal court's decision to strike the #under God" reference from the Pledge of Allegiance. a 60-minute legal dissertation on the decision. And unlike even more. Cox, a Republican congressman who rep- resents Newport Beach. was ever- so-close to playing a role in the rul- ing. nine Western states. Cox backed out after a well-chronicled battle with California Sens. Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein, who voiced oppo- sition lo his appointment. And so on Wednesday, Cox was just another observer when be heard the news while sitting in his daily staff meeting and reading his daily dose of Associated Press wire stories. The federal panel ruled, on a 2-1 vote, that the "under God" phrase should not be included in the pledge at publtc schools because it infringes on the church-state sepa- ration. Complicating the story, the judge who wrote the majority opin- ion on Thursday put the decision on hold. Chris Cox "lbis is part of a larger effort by the liberal left to cut God out of the soul of our country,• Robrabacher said. ·This is part of their agenda. The people who belleve in God need to wake up.• Also on Thursday, Cox aired his opposition to the ruling on CNN's Talkback Llve. · Unlike most. he was able to lake to the floor of the House and deliver A year ago, President Bush nom- inated Cox for one of the 28 judge- ships in the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. which covers the country's "I thought it was parody. when I first read the story,• Cox said. "It was such a cleverly worded practi- cal joke. Although, it turned out to be serious. • And Dana Rohrabacher, who represents Costa Mesa, chimed in with his own fiery speech on the House floor earlier Thursday. Rohrabacher also said the decision signals the suc- cess of an ·aggressive, atheistic agenda.· SEE CIRCUIT PAGE 4 Water Latinos in Costa Mesa often a void drinking from the tap. Many say it's because of taste. but for some. old habits are simply hard to break. Loltte Harper 0 AJLY PILOT C aria Cobrarubias has little money to spare. She and her husband have three young kids to feed and a steep Southern California rent to pay on a modest salary. Bottled water, however, is one luxury she will not live without. ·we know the tap water here is safer than at home. but we still like bottled water better,• Cobrarubias said. In her native city of Tijuana. Mexico, · .: Cobrarubias knew better than to drink 'from the tap. The water is not safe, and she and each of her neighbors made weekly trips to the water store for a drinkable alternative. After eight years in the United States, Cobrarubias said old habits are hard to break. She had lived stateside for about six months before she braved tap water. Cobrarubias was told it was safe to drink and -always looking to cut costs - thought she would make the trarisition from bottle to tap. •we know it's safe. but once you're used to bottled water you can't go back to tap," ~e saJd. Officials at Mesa Consolidated Water District said they have seen a trend of buy- ing bottled water in largely Latino commu- llities. Manager Diana Leach said the water district has initiated some outreach to the Latino community to ensure it knows the water is safe to drink. It is unnecessary for people to spend 4!lrtra money on bottled water -especially tf money is scarce -wh~n they don't have to, she said. #U they don't buy it because of the taste, that's fine,• Leach said. •But if it's because they are afraid, we want to remove that teer.• , Leach said there are bilingual pamphlets that are available at libraries, post offices and local churches. SEAN HUCR I DAILY PILOT To avold drln.king tap water, Rafae l Suazo loads his car with containers of wate r he rettlls at Gourme t Water in Costa Mesa. #We try lo reach them as best we can,· Leach said. Paty.Madueno, who manages an apart- ment building in a Largely Latino area of Costa Mesa. said it will be difficult to COD· vince Latinos to drink tap water. For some, it is simply a matter of taste, but many of the old guard have no confidence in tap water of any kind -or in any country. "In our countries, we don't trust the water," Madueno said. "Even with all the fliers, we still don't feel safe. It's tradition." Madueno said she believes her daughter got an infection a few years ago from drinking tap water and bas since changed to l>ottled water after a doctor recommen• dailon. She still uses tap water fo r coffee and soups -anything that boils the water and further purifies it, she said. But her drinking water of choice is Sparkletts. Cobrarubias said she would love to be able to afford home-delivered water but must settle for carting empty jugs to a water store each week. "It would certainly be easier, but it's too expensive," Cobrarubias said. Filling water jugs at a store such as Water Gourmet on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa costs only 25 cents a gallon and easily fits into Cobrarubias' budget. She can have bottled water for about $8 a month. SEE WATER PAGE 4 World Cup scores goo/ against normalcy I '11 tell you first about the nor· mal me and then about World Cup me. I get embarraued euily. I don't cheer or clap, over. , t grew up pertly in Korea, my panmtl live in Korea, and I con- Rcter Korea home. The only nM11011 I played vent· ty IOCCel" in high ICboal WU IO I'd teem well·rvunded an my tran· '4C. never found jUll~b ~~~.=.and '1'be Wbole .......__.. tbtng ..,...1 tblM l'a alweyl -.S GI ..... .,. ...... mid Ind· -..,.., __ 1 g.) .-.,._.. ........... .... .... IDll I wm,btlllll ID'W ,_ •1tir U'' t .... .. -.a.. •UIW1 mlEDOI wearing them, and then lo sit among near-fanatic patriots and scream and Jump and clap till my bands swelled as Korea narrowly beat Spain la.st week during the match that burled Korea into the World Cup sem1finels for the first time in history. It wu 1 t :30 p.m. on Friday. My friends and I bung out th.et after. noon (I bed the day Oft for unre· lated reuom) and tben watched the unaU dnmk of Loi~ slowly morpb Into • blob of Nd • the IUD went down. People trtctled out .. euty • 8 p.m. to get good .... at ••tm lhoWlnQ the .... IDd )Ult ID lldd to tbe relMDa mood. Wben iM:g..llmtld811d Sii NOlllOOK Theater project faces new setback • Renovation drama continues as building next door to old Balboa venue is no longer for sale, scuttling city's plans to buy it. June casagrande DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -A oty plan to buy the Orange Julius building for the Balboa Theater has been stopped m its trdcks by the news that the building has been taken off the market. City and theater offioals still hope there's a way that they can lease a port.Jon of the building to house the proposed the- ater's dressing rooms, restroom and offices But the possibility or leasmg the space from , the current owner 1s shaky at best dnd depends Largely on costs. ·1rs not the right tune to talk dbout the negotiations right now.• said Dayna Petbt, president of the Balboa Theater's Per1orm- ing Arts Foundation. Theater supporters were thrilled in April when council members voted to put up $1.4 million to buy the building next door to the closed Balboa Theater. It was a worthwhile investment, they agreed, because the added space for the dressing rooms and restrooms would allow the renovated the- ater to become the world-class venue the city and residents have long envisioned. The plan to buy the building at 111 Mdl.D St., called by many the Orange Julius bwld- ing. was a solution to an earlier plan to bwld a dressing room and restrooms underground. Original esb.mates to build the basement were $300,000. But those costs skyTOcketed when planners realized that. because 1t would be below the water table, physical reinforcements would be needed. The revised cost was $1 .8 million. The historic vaudeville house, which was last used as a movie theater, bas been emp- ty since 1992. Efforts lo reopen the venue as a JSO.seat prosceniwn house, similar to South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa, have been plagued with problems, most of them tinandal. The city bought the theater building in 1999 for $480,000. • JUNE CAS~ coven Newport Be.ch. She may be re~ at (949) 57~2 or by e-mail at juM.US119randeflf1tlmes.com. )- I l._.,.,lll . -Marc Wantmak«, a fllm historian, will talk about Dan Sayre Groesbeck's woric it .noon Tuesday as part of the Orange County Museum of M's ToetdaY Talks at Noon ser1~. Them~ Is at 150 s.n Clemente Drive, Newport Be.ch. Free. (949) 759-1122. '· 2 Friday, June 28, 2002 Doily Pilot THEATER REVIEW CHICK IT OUT The dark. 'Side' of jazz· Books for f!rea~ng out oj·'the box 'Side Man ' at OCC disturbs and engages its audience with per/ ormances to remember 0 n the brink of anti- boredom month. it's time to break your routine, step outside the box and doJioroetbing dif. ferent. "In Every Kid There Lurks a Tiger." Trade step classes for pumping up your mind ly Tom Titus T rumpet players, playwright Warren Leight would have you believe, are a breed apart from the rest of the musical world. Cer- tainly the one spotlighted ill Leight's dark and involving memoir, •Side Man,· qualifies in that regard. nus engaging and often disturb- ing Tony-winning play (1999) comes to the stage of Orange Coast College in a splendidly mounted production from director John Ferzacca, who has found a trio of particularly accom- plished performers to form the nucle- us of his cast. The rise and eventual virtual demise of the big band jazz orches- tras from the 1950s to the 1980s is the theme of Leight's opus, as narrat- ed by the son of one of the great trumpeters who mesmerized his audience onstage but became a clue- less cipher once he stepped down from the podium. The structure is a ·memory play• format much like Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie" wherein one character narrates the story and becomes a pa.rt of it. In this case. it's laid out by the trumpeter's son, beginning several years before his birth and leading up to his futile attempts to restore his moth.er's sanity after her years as an unhappy wife. Michael Cavinder enacts the son- narrator with a well-balanced air of subtle irony while addressing the audience and compassion tinged by disappointment as a young adult interacting with his parents and oth- ers. Cavinder's brittle reminiscences set the tone for the story of his father and other musi™ns forced into unem- ployment with the emergence of Elvis Presley and the rock 'n' roll era. The college is blessed with the presence of an actu81 trumpet-playing actor in the role of Gene, the hard- luck musician blessed with a talent of which few were aware, and too reti- cent to assert bJmse1f in his own cause. Steven Sloan negotiates the twists and turns of this character with a natural sense of the single-minded dedication that takes its toll on his marriage -and he lays down some sweet, melodic sounds as a bonus. In the performance of the night - and quite possibly the year -Joni Ross attacks the part of #Crazy Terry,• Gene's alcoholic wife, with a chilling, venom-spewing fervor. Ross skillfully takes her character from a young, naive flutist in the 1950s, thrust into BRIEFLY IN DATEBOOK Repertory 3-year series to educate on history South Coast Repertory will pre- sent a three-year series of plays by playwright Richard Hellesen and composer Michael Silversher, titled "California Series,• for its educa- tional touring productions. All of the plays will be on the histo- ry of the state. The first is called "Indi- an summer• and ts booked for Jan. 15 through May 2 to tour area schools. The play will be about Native Americans and the state's early inhabitants taking part in the gold Dall?&ot VOL ti. NO. t19 MIMMM. ...... NilltllF ftlNYDCmmO, Michael Cavinder, center, often a few oblervaUons in Orange Cout College's production of "Side Man." The dancers are, left, J. Manuel Cisneros and Emily Reed and, right, Jenny Maurer and David Reider. FYI • WHAT: "Side Man" • wtBE: Orange Coast College, 2501 Fairview Roed, Costa Mesa • WHEN: dosing performances today through Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. •COST: S7 to S10 • CALL: (714) 432-5880 Gene's strange and captivating uni- verse, through the years of privation and disillusiorunent that culminate in a harrowing mental breakdown. Supporting players imprint their mark on the story quite effectively. Isabella Melo lightens the mood con- siderably as a feisty waitress who's been married at one time or another to nearly every member of the band. Angel Correa reaps chuckles as a trumpeter with a speech impedi- ment, and navts Woods has a heart- $ wrenching tum as a junkie musician beaten into ineffectuallty by the New York police. A half-dozen other OCC students till wordless, abnospherfc back· ground assignments of assorted barflies, hookers and hangers-on. Their presence gives credence to the principals, as it's their appreciation being sought by the musicians. The story plays out on an impos- ing. multipurpose New York setting. beautifully designed by David Scaglione with a surreal quality rem- iniscent of the •Batman· or •Dick Tracy" movie backdrops. Erik Lawrence's costumes are well cho- sen, except for the caps worn by the musicians in the 1950s, which are more indicative of the '30s. "Side Man" is a bittersweet tribute to the backup jazz musicians who lived from one gig to the next. often lining up at the unemployment office, but thoroughly dedicated to their craft. It's a richly textured production at OCC with a full-throttle perfor- mance by Joni Ross that will stay with you long after you leave the theater. • • • CAIJ.BOARD: Costa Mesa's Trilo- gy Playhouse, which opens the musi- cal "Big River• th.is weekend, has announced auditions for its Family Theater production of "A Little Princess· this Monday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the theater, 2930 Bristol St .. in the Lab Anti-Mall. Roles are available for nine girls ages 9 to 11. four women ages 18 to 50. one boy age 10 to 12 and five men ages 20 to 50. All must be capable of speaking with a British accenL Call (714) 957- 3347, Ext. 2, for more infonnation. • TOM T11US reviews local theater for the Dally Pilot. His reviews normally appear Thursdays and Saturdays, with brief forays Into Fridays. U you're a die-bard John Grisham fan, head down a trail of new legal thrills with John Lescroart's .. The Oath." Jn his ninth· install- ment starring likable attor- ney Dismas Hardy and his homicide cop pal Abe Glit- sky, the master crime-writer explores greed and violence in a medical setting. When the CEO of San Francisco's largest HMO dies in his own hospital, pre· sum.ably of injuries sustained in a hit-and-run accident, an autopsy reveals a lethal dose of potassium. Attending physician Eric Kensing becomes the prime suspect, and a gripping mystery about financial realities ver- sus patient needs ensues. Ready to march to a dif- ferent drummer? If you've outgrown Britney Spears, listen to cuts by more mature diva Celine Dion on her newest CD, •A New Day Hu Come ... Track the soul-drenched harmonies of Grammy-winner Alicia Keys on "Songs In A Minor." Por your viewing plea- sure, head for new DVDs. Borrow .. K-Pu" from any Newport Beach Public Library, and use your best out-of-the-box thinking to figure out whether Prot, played by Kevin Spacey, is really an alien or merely a psychotic puman being. Gettln~llungry? Pass on the hamburgers and check out "Street Food," Rose Grant's compilation of recipes from around the globe, including such treats as falafel, souvlak:ia and C roque Monsieur. Round out your culln4ry trip with "Allan Noodles," crammed with tips for turning udon and ramen into pho and pad thai. In the mood for some· thing active? If you've nev-. er been on a fairway, teach yourseU the fundamentals of golf with Rudy Duran's and body, with "Power Yoga lor Dum- mies." If you've always wanted to learn a foreign language, take a crack at "Decoding EgypUan Hieroglyphs: How to Read the Secret Language of the Pharaohs." ln this introduc. tion to ancient pictographs, British doctoral student Bridget McDer- mott pro- vides an illustrated guide to a phonetic writing system used to communi- cate about everything from the flooding of the Nile to survival in the underworld For mastering somethmg more practical, check out "The Rent-A-Hmband Gulde to a Safe, Problem- Pree ..,......,.. Home," in GUIDE ~~1C: R I ~!'!.. -Warren HOME and Jane · Craig pro-1!~~~~\ vide tips _l_u___ for hun- dreds of home-repair solutions. Whether you're a man or a woman who's never unclogged a toilet, pamted a room or fixed a leaky faucet, this new volume may give you the conh- dence to tackle home improvements -or at least check up on those you've hi.red to do the dirty work. • CHECK rr OUT Is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public library. This week's column is by Melissa Adams, In collaboration with Sara Bamkle. All titles may be reserwd from ho~ °' offke computers by accessing the catalog at www.newpo~achllbrary.org rush during the mid-1800s. Schools can book the show now, with dis- counts available for consecutive performances. et· and the "Seventh Symphony.• The Eifman Ballet of St. Peters- burg will present •Tchaikovsky - The Mystery of Life and Death· on May 16-18 and the American Ballet Theatre will close the season with •Repertory Highlights from New York Season• and "Don Quixote• on July 22-27. with Sousa I• to kick off its 2002 Sum- mer Festival at 6 p.m. at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine. Arts Center's Summer at the Center series, its 11th year, will offer speaal education students from the Placen· tia-Yorba Linda Unified School Dis· trict a chance to work with profes· sional artists July 8-12. Information: (714) 708-5549. Alvin Ailey part of Center dance series The Orange County Performing Arts Cente r's 2003 International Classic Dance Series will include new works and returning favorites. Performances by Alvin Alley American Dance Theater will kick off the season Feb. 11-16 and the Stuttgart Ballet will follow March 18- 23 with programs indudlng "The Lady and the Fool,• "Romeo and Juli- Subscription prices are $242 to $51. Individual ticket prices have not been announced yet. Information: (714) 556-2787. Pacific Symphony offers Fourth of July concert l'be Pacific Symphony Orchestra w1ll present a "Swinging July 4th The evening will offer a musical salute to big band, swing and nn Pan Alley music from the '40s. Fire- works and John Philip Sousa march- es will end the evening. The majori- ty of the Pacific Symphony Orches- tra's fall season is held at the Orange County Performing Arts Center in Costa Mesa. nckets are $19-$72. Information: (714) 755-5788. Students to perform with Summer at the Center The Orange County Performing The sessions will take place at Rose Drive School. Students will perform on July 12 in Founders Hall. 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Students from Orange County's Alternative Charter Correction Schools and Services Division schools will participate in the pro· gram July 15-27. Their free public perfonnances will happen July 26· 27 at Pounden Hall. lnformatton: (714) 556·2787. SUlf lllD SUll --"'~ READtBS HoruN£ right No MWS stories, l"ustT.tionl, MOlrta« ecfitorlll mattM °' ~ (949) 642-6086 (M9) 57 .... llA htfein CM1 be reprcxtuc.cl without /oM.JM>fDfflN!lmacom Rl<Of'd your comments 1bo\Jt the .... M!Owlll. O.lly Pilot Of newl tips. written penn!Mion of~ owner . "'°'°~ (M9) 764-0SI ADORES$ HOW IQ REACH US 101..pllo11oei.1.,,11uom WEATHER FORECAST Nmn IWf Our.-.. ii 330 w •av st.. Costa ~ Mel, CA 92627. Office hours art ......... The nmes <>r.nge County ~·Fr~. 1:30 a.m. • 5 p.m r-. 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Dennis Renter, a certified plan- ner with the Newport Beach branch of the Associated Finan- cial Group. said a woman who came to him recently had built a $400,000 nest egg mto $1 .8 mil- lion and watched it fall back to $200,000. "I had a lot of people who clid it themselves and lost 80% to 90% of their money,• Renter said. "Now, they want a professional.• Those Newport Beach investors, in one of the state's wealthiest cities, haven't been able to dodge Wall Street's nearly five-year swoon. As the Nasdaq fell to 1,375 m early trading Wednesday -hov- ering near a level not seen since 1997 -investment advisors in Newport Beach said they've seen their clients flee risky technology stocks for the saler havens of real . estate, bonds and gold. On Thursday, the Nasdaq cllrnbed to : 1.459. • Tuesday's announcement that : Jong-distance carrier WorldCom : Inc. fraudulently overstated its " earnings by $3.9 billion was 1ust the latest jolt to already sluttish : investors. The long llst of corpo- INDEPENDENT LAND ROVER rate accounting scandals - including Global Crossing, Enron and Tyco -has led to a lot of the bearish sentiment on Wall Street, Renter said. "Now it's a credibility ques- tion,• Renter said. "Nobody trusts accounting or earnings.• Despite month after month of declines. Renter hasn't thrown in the towel on stocks. When advis- ing his clients. he recommends a diverse portfolio of 60% stocks and 40% bonds. His stock strategy is made up of 30% in small and mid-size companies he views as underval- ued, 15% in real e~tate trusts and 15% in international stocks. A handful of Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs, have also performed well as technolo- gy stocks continue to dive. One of those companies is Newport Beach-based IMPAC Mortgage Holdings. The company's stock, which trades on the American Stock Exchange under the symbol IMH, has climbed more than 60% this year. CMPAC executives, who buy mortg~ges from other lenders, have taken a more conservative approach to business dealings, President and Chief Executive Bill Ashmore said. ·we have pretty straightfor- ward accounting,· Ashmore said. "The stock has been a good growth ~tory. . . . Real estate lS gmng to remain strong.· Ashmore's comments came on 'I had a l ot of people who di d it them sel ves and Jos t 80% to 90% of their m oney. Now, they want a professional.' . -Dennis Renter, a certified planner with the Newport Beach branch of the Associated Financial Group Wednesday. the same day a report on new home sales in May showed an 8.1 % jump, the largest in six months. A popular magnet for local investors looking for bonds has been Pacific lnves1ment Manage- ment Co., or PIMCO, also based in Newport Beach. While many investors have been losing their shirts on stocks. managers of the city's $110-mil- lion portfolio have stuck to bedrock government and lugh- qualtty corporate bonds. The city has also seen declines in its portfolio, but not because it has been investing in risky tec~ nology stocks, said Dick Kurth, the deputy administrative ser- vices director. The city has strict guidelines in place that prevent Kurth from sinking any public money into stocks. •Our mvestment income has gone down over the last four years because interest rates hdve gone down." Kurth said "We don't own any WorldCom.· • Supervisors authorize construction on new dog kennel and fire station at John Wayne. Paul Clinton D AILY PILOT JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT Security-related projects headhnc the · airport's construction budget. proving agdln how long d shadow the Sept. 11 terrorist altdcks hdve cast. Orange County supervisors approved $1 .6 million m conlrdcts Tuesday to three firms thdt will mdn- age construction at the cUrpOrt for the 2002-03 fiscal year. "Secunty is the No. 1 pnonty di John Wayne Auport. • spokeswoman Ann McCarley said. "We re-prion- hzed after 9/11 and moved the secu- rity pro1ects Lo the forefronL • To keep d closer watch on tr<lvel- ers and susp1c1ous baggage, <ltrpOrt managers are buLldmg a kennel for the Orange County Shenffs Depdrt- ment canine umt. Using $411,000 in grnnl~ from the Federdl Aviation Adrrum!.lration. the FOR THE RECORD Despite our proclamations in an editorial in Thursday's Pilot ("Fourth of July won't be without its fanfareH). there will not be a fireworks display at Orange Coast College's LeBard Sta- dium on Independence Day. That display ended nearly a decade ago, we just learned We apologize for any m1sunder- dU'J>Ort hdS already begun work on a kennel that can house up to six dogs. Work began in May and is scheduled to wrap up later this summer. The dogs are slated to beg10 work next month Efforts are d.lso underway to build d new firef1ghUng and rescue station. The foc!l1ty would aUow O range C'ounty Fire Authority firefighters quick access to any potential aircraft m1shdpS or crashes. It would replace a station built in· 1976 that hdS fallen far below set.Smic and disabled-access codes. It 1S now on airport property. sandwiched between the tower and an entrance to the cUI11eld. The new Stallon No. 33 would be a smgle-story, 14.958-square-foot building with six bays to store engines and other eqwpment. Construcuon began m May on the $3.5-rrullion project. Wlth a comple- tion date set for May The au-port is teaming with the FAA, wtuch is ponying up 80",, of the cost. Airport mandgers also began work m May on d $2 g:rrullton seis- mic retrofit on two parkmg garages. That 1s scheduled to be completed in April. standing or inconvenience our misin- formation may have caused. Further, we pledge to keep up on all the important goings on in New- . port-Mesa from now on. such as a shopping center to be built north of the San Diego Freeway -it may be named South Coast Plaza -and the development of an area south of Newport Beach, set to be called New- port Coast. FULL BAR ~~ COCKTAILS ·ouR OWN WINES JUST ARRIVED FROM NAPA VALLEY" 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·64S·7626 /nurn•tionAl ll11N-'t u/ l'Rnr111H1 JIJS lf11rhor Bl11tl. ( 01111 ,.,_,.,, (.JI 91616 \lolod al 111 .. loaJtton O<lly w11h coupon 714-545-0800 E...,., ... 7 28 0'2 &uy One Adu» lireolilo.t. Wnch O< °'"""" Entree & Two s.-uge. And Get The 2nd E-(al Equal Ori...,... Value) f~E Up lo V 00 ------------------- Look who .sailed into '' ... Newport Harbor r • t., .... The Orange C aty Ma1eam of Art eased to offer its nd annual series of jazz concerts this ' " 11i1 1fiill be able to enjoy the music of some of Orange "Qlmy_,s best jazz musicians and view the new 2002 California Biennial exhibition during extended houn on select FriQy evenings hom 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. •-• 28, 2002 • llarll •usey Organ Trio Enjoy the soulful pun of m organ as keyboardist Mark Massey and bis group perform jw hits. lusey has performed throughout the world with Steve Allen, Yebldi Menuin, Poncho Suchez, Maynard Ferguson, and 11W1J others. Jaly 26, 2002 • Dorollly Colllu Qabalet Vocalist Dorothy Collins has boned a unique musicll personality that includes jm ud Brlliliu standuds, as well Series 11 fresh renderings of populu cl11sics. Dorothy's creUIJ!!!~ voclls provide ID excitiaf cockWI of wdalterated jazz. .. ' 181 2 Privateer LYNX AMERICAN CLIPPER SCHOONER &.gut 16, 2002 ·Ala D• a.art Alex Des, ID 1cceapli1W tim11dst, ud offer a sciatillllilf uray If jm ......_ . LYNX SCHEDULE OF E VENTS MAY 22 THRO UGH JUNE 30, 2002 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY MORNING & AfTERNOON SAJLINC FOR STUDENTS ($35/student) • 9 a m -Noon • I -4 pm FRIDAY AM'UNOON & EVENINC CORPORATE .& CROUP CHARTERS (Price upon request)• I -4 pm • 5 -3 pm SATURDAY MOllNINC & AFTUNOON 00CKSIOE TOURS ($5/child • $8/adults) • I 0 a m • 4 p m SATURDAY EVENINC SUNSET C RUISE ($100/person includes food and beveraael • 5 -8 p m SUNDAY MOltNING & AMtRNOON 0ocKSIOE TOURS ($5/chlld • $8/adults) • 10 a m. -4 Pm FAMILY CRUISE ($1'°1famlly of foun . '5 .. 8 p,m More saillnc events are planned. For 111/onuUolt .~ mmwtio"s. c.11 (949) 673-7861 -'-----------------.-....--------... ----~ d die ......... ...,..., lilly Cole, llny C..-. It, ... wy ... 11..muet...-.m .... 111 .,,......." ... "lb# ...... " • w 1 r .. • (Ml) mi11m • • ·11 • .. .. ,.. .... II" ' .. :asll1T "'4 Friday, JuM 28, 2002 PUILIC SAFETY POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • ailtol Stnet: A l'Tlcln w«K arre-sted on suspicion of burglary in the 3300 block at 9 p m. Wednesday. • llristot Street: A.grand theft was reported 1n the 3300 block at 9:21 p m Wednesday • O\alrie StrMt: A man was arrested on susp1oon of trash scavenging in the 1900 block at 3 23 pm Wednesday • fAlst 17th Street: A man was arreited on susp1C1on of urinating in public 1n the 100 block at 3 30 am Thursday • Hatbor Boulevard: A man was a<rMted on suspo ct0n of pos~sing a con trolled substance, being under the influence of a substance and carrying a concealed weapon m hos vehicle in the 2400 bl0<.k at 12:05 a.m Wednesday • Peterson Pface: An auto theft was reported m the 2700 block at 8 23 a m Wednesday. NEWPORT BEACH •Hoag Drive: A grand theft was reported in the 100 block at 8 58 am Thursday • Marine Avenue: Some one carrying a concealed weapon was reported in the 200 block at 4 59 p m Wednesday • Onda Drive: A home burglary was reported on the 400 block at 8 48 p m Wednesday • Palenno Avenue: A grand theft was reported 1n the 100 blocl< at 3 58 pm Wednesday • Santa Barbara Drive: Vehicle burglary was reported 1n the 800 block at 4.03 pm Wednesday • Santa Barbara Drive: Battery was reported 1n the • 800 block at 4:55 p.m. Wednesday , . • Via Antlbes: Vandalism was reported at the inter section of 1V~ ltdo Sovd at 3 23 p m Wednesday t I• t • ' SEAN HILLER I OAJlY PILOT Miguel Gamma and daughter Gabby, 5, refill water at Gourmet Water to avoid drinking dty tap water. WATER of living, even in Jallsco. Mexico. CONTINUED FROM 1 Fellow patron Jose Garoa fills up a flve-gttUon jug four or five times a week, tor d monthly cost of about $12. He said he ,., dlso on a bght budget, but bottled Wdter was always factored into his cost Costa Mesa resident Rosalia Pinon also dri.nks bottled water but buys it at the grocery store in a sealed container. She said she is leery of the quality of water at the water stores. People who use those stores must be made aware that not only the water should be free of contaminants but the containers that are used to bold the water must also be sterile, she said, adding that she worries that infections can be caused by the bacteria that forms in reused water conllllllers, ulti- mately making the water less safe than from the tap. • LOUTA HAJUl£Jt covers Cosu Mesa. She may be r~~ at (949) 574.-4275 or by e-mail at loli- t.1.ha~latimes.com. Getti nt. INVOLVED • GETTING INVOt.VED runs period· 1cally in the Daily Pilot on a rotating basis If you'd like information on adding your organization to this list, call (949) 574-4298. ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA Costa Mesa families can host d Gennan student and earn up to $1 ,000 toward a number of trdvel abroad programs. DdrueUe Caipino, (800) 322- HOST. ASSN. RENAISSANCE CREATORS The Costa Mesa group spon- sors and supports outreach community service programs. ~uch as the homeless sanctu- dry. Volunteers are needed. (7 14) 540-5803. BEST BUDDIES The n<fnprofit orgaruzation ts looking for volunteers, 18 and older, to provide comparuon- stup for adults with develop- mentdl dtsabililles. As a HCit- Lzen Buddy,• vohmteers will VlSll Wlth a buddy twice a month and call or e-mail them once a week. The orga- ruzation also has an e-Bud- dies program that forms friendships entirely over the Internet. Volunteers for that program must be at least 12. (71 4) 546-1826 or www.best- buddies.org. MENTOR PROGRAM YMCA Community Services needs mentors to make a last- ing effect on a young person's We. Students from 10 to 18 years old are matched with mentors to improve their school performance and self. esteem while developing pos- itive peer and adult relation- ships. (714) 549-9622, Ext. 35. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The recovery center for adult women with alcohol and oth- er chemical dependencies seeks volunteers. (949) 548- 9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.; or Joy, (949) 548-8754. NEWPORT BAY NATURALIST The Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve is looking for volunteers to assist with natu- ralist-led tours and programs, special events, and habitat restoration projects. The interpretive center is at 2301 University Drive, Newport Beach. (714) 973-6829. NEWPORT-MESA YMCA The YMCA needs a variety of general volunteer help. (949) 642-9990. Volunteers should commit two hours once a month or volunteer on a substitute basis. The center is at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. (949) 644-3244. OPERA PAOtlC The Op e ra Pacific GuUd Alliance, a support group for Opera Paci.fie, has activities for volunteers. (949) 474- 4488. OPERATION OfAN SLATE Operation Clean Slate, a Cos- ta Mesa-based organization that focuses on graffiti pre- vention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and assist with other duties. Michael Howard, (714) 435-0745. ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS TASK FORCE The task force is recruiting volunteers for the interfaith Council Network to work one on one with homeless adults in a program on basic We skills. (949) 263-1774. ORANGE COUNTY WORKS Participate in We manage- ment and employment train- ing workshops as a success coach to foster teens 16 to 18. (949) 509-1451. ORGANIZATION FOR THE HUMANE CARE OF ANIMALS Volunteers are needed to care for stray and lost animals in the Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar areas. (949) 722-1357. PROJECT CUDDLE New Shalimar Leaming Cen- ter, (949) 646-0396, need help in assisting students in read- ing, writing and English. Mentor sessions may be scheduled from 8:30 to 11 :30 a.m. and alter school, from 3 to 6 p.m . Monday through Friday. SAVE OUR YOUTH The Westside Costa Mesa youth organization is looking for volunteers to help create a positive alternative for people 12 to 23. Volunteers are need- ed to help in areas such as boxing, sports, health, fit- ness, aerobics and academic tutonng. (949) 548-3255. SERVING P£0PLE IN NEED Serve as a guide for homeless families by belpmg them set goals and maintain a basic budget. Bilingual skills need- ed. Onentabon and training p rovided. Theresa Rowe, (949) 757-1456. SENIOR MEALS AND SERVICES INC. Volunteers are needed to deliver meals to homebound senior citizens residing in Costa Mesa who are not able to prepare their own meals a11d do not have anyone to prepare meals for them. A hot lunch is delivered Monday through Friday between 11 a .m. and 1 p.m . to the senior's home. A one-day-a-week commitment is all that is asked. Substitute drivers are also needed to fill in for regu- lar drivers. (949) 631-8171. Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Please call for hours. directions & reservations. NEWPORT THEATRE ARTS CENTER A variety o{ jobs need to be tackled, including set con- struction, ushering, mailings and assorted technical duties. Scheduling is flexible. with a two-to 20-bour commitment per month. The Newport Theatre Arts Center ls at 2501 Cliff Drive. (949) 631..0288. Project C).!ddle, a nonproht orgcuµ'zation, serves the needS\.Pf atrused, abandoned and drug-exposed children. In addition to office help and once-a -month, 12-hour hot- line shifts, volunteers are needed for an auxiliary group, fund-raising commit- tees and to help distribute stickers to stop babies from being abandoned ln trash bins. The organization also needs donated gift items for mothers and babies. (714) 432-9681. : (949) 723-0621 : OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals on Wheels volunteers are needed to distribute pre-· pared dishes to homebound seniors 1n the Newport Beach Mea. The delivery time is between 11 :30 a.m. and 1 p.m. dally. The Oasis Senior Center also needs volunteer nwses for its bimonthly blood pressure screenings. The cen- ter offera this service between 9 and 11 a.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. READING IY9 The mentor reading program seeks volunteers to read to students 1n kindergarten through third grade. In Costa Mesa, Pomona Elementary School. (949) 515~980; Whit- tier mementary School, (949) 515-68981 Wilson Elementary School, (949) 515-6995; and Doily Pilot CIRCUIT CONTINUED FROM 1 Cox and Rohrabacher had jotnf'd other congressmen on Wc.'Cfnesday ln a show of soli- darity opposing the ruling by reclUng the pledge on the steps of the Capltol. The 9th Circuit, based in Sacramento, is known as a lib- eral court. It has also gained a reputation as a court with the most decisions overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court. During the 1994-95 term. more conservative judges with the highest court in the land turned away 10 of 13 rul- Lngs from the 9th Circuit. • MUL OJNTOH covers the envi· ronment, John Wayne Airport and politics. H~ may be rebdled at (949) 764.-4330 O< by e-mail at pau/clm· tonOlati~com. NOTEBOOK CONTINUED FROM 1 the Korean team lined up as the Korean anthem played, my friends and 1 cried. When the Koreans tried to score, we jumped up and screamed and then plopperl back down because none of the attempts made it in. When the Korean goal- keeper blocked a shot, we acted as if we had won. When the game ended 0-0 and overtime began, we cheered as if we hadn't Just exhausted ourselves for more than 90 minutes. When the Korean goaJ- keeper blocked Spam's fourth attempt at a penalty kick -after Korea had mdde four goals and Spain had made three -we went, for lack of a better and qwcker way of saymg it, insane. When Korea made its flflh and final penalty kick, we screamed and Jwnped and hugged and, of course, wept The streets filled immedi- ately with elated redshlrted people waving Korean flags, and for a moment everyone rooting for South Korea became each other's faouly As news clips later showed. 1'oreatowns the world over looked exactly the same. We said goodbye, saying •See you Tuesday.• On Tuesday, we lost to Germany, and our wuuung streak technically ended But I don't feel bad, and it's not 1ust because we're the hrst Astan team to make 1t to the semifinals. It's because the swell or Korean pride from all the WdY across the world managed to turn even the most self-con- scious, sports-illiterate Orange County Korean into d veritable World Cup freak. And whether we win or lose against Turkey during the 3:30 a.m. game that will decide third place tomorrow won't matter. Well, that much, anyway. Either way, I won't be embarrassed • YOUNG OtAHG is the fNtures and arts and ~'Miter. She m6j be reached at (949) 57~ °' by~ mail at )OCl!g.changOl.Jtm5rom • .. :Daily Pilot By B.W. Cook . ( / Center caters to a discriminating clientele in 71 Magness at the Newport North Shopping J"-' • search of stylish contemporary clothing to take the fashionable woman from poolside to the cor- porate boardroom to dinner at The Ritz. Modeling B. Magness fashion is Mary Pon, a member of the Sophisticates of the Assessment Treatment Ser- vices Center, which store owner Barbara Magness is chairwoman of. Pon's makeup is by Jarvis. At left. Mary Pon looks smashing in this orange silk ribbed top with front zipper from Essendi ($108) coupled with soft multicolor print pants by Signe ($139). At right, David Kahn designed this outfit of a casual Johnny-collared T-shirt in hot pink ($65) with white stretch denim capri pants ($99). Pon finishes off the look with a low-slung white belt with grommets ($98). Far right, this geometric print strapless dress is by Bianco Nero ($178) and features a slight flare at the hem that's a bit shorter in front than in back. This smart black and white outfit features a stretch lace ruffled top by Kay Celine ($105) with black front-slit pants by Fabrizzo Gianni ($145). Accenting the outfit is a suede hip belt with grommets and fringe on both ends ($69). The turquoise dr?P necklace by Marie Louise is priced at S 115. Friday, June 28, 2002 5 Pon models a ~iece s.lmon colored pantsuit by LePainty (jacket, $349; pants S 178). The aeam lace tank i.s by Kay Celine ($95). The "Every 15 Minutes" program at Corona del Mar High School was a huge success! This powerful program urged students to think about the consequences of drinking and driving and challenged them to make mature decisions regarding personal safety. A special thanks to the following sponsors! California Highway Patrol Newport Beach Police Department Newport Beach Fire Department Nw~ a Party! SYrf City's Pier in The Good Life. 5aillng Newport's Coast Peaceful Beauty In the City of the Arts, State of California Business, Transportation and Housing Agency Huntington Beach Laguna Beach Reach Influential People and Affluent Homes Don't miss out -be a part of this special section devoted to things we do, places to shop and wonderful communities to live. The section will be distributed in our three newspapers reaching 78,000 homes in Huntington Harbour, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Newj>ort Beach, Corona del Mar, Newport Coast and Laguna Beach. Publication Dates: Thursday, July 25th (Huntington Beach Independent) Friday, July 26th (Daily Pilot and Coastline Pilot) Call Your Advertising Representative Today! ' (~) 642·'4321 (949) 642-4321 (949) 494·4321 L&MN h1C1 COASTLINE PILOT INDEPENDENT Marriott Ne~rt Beach Hotel & Tennis Club The Daily Pilot Western Medical Center Elks Newport Beach Elles Lodge 1767 Sons of the American Legion Newport Harbor Squadron 291 Corona del Af¥ High School PTA Campus Culture Kiwanis Newport Beach/Corona de] Mar O.C. Department of Education Office of Traffic Safety Pacific View Mortuary NADAguides.com G&WTowing Edge to Edge Screen Printing Avila's El Ranchito Ralphs Gelson's Von's Pavilions Sparldetts Many thanks to: Principal Sharon Fry, C:Orona dcl Mar High School Brian Lee, CHP Joane Ohair, CHP • CluitJohn--. CHP Chief of Police Bob McDonell, Newport &ach Police Dept. Captain Taa Neww, Newport Beach Police Dept. Resource Officer Andy IWpia and DARE Officer IJo,d WW. r ·u, Newport Beach Police Dept. Claief Tm lliley, Newport Bach Fire Dept. Newpon Beach Fire Dept. 6refiPtm Ima GWdena, a.tie o.l,Jwle Ohl. Brian Canu, Bnd Smida, Atllm NoM, c..b Me• Ind Ktlf C.. ~ ....._.,_.<Ar, Newport Bach FU"e Dept. ... MPn'• JmJ1 h ilil, Nnpon Bach Fare Dept. CllilMiltkt,MADD ea-I 11 nltCI' a.i.,11 I I pry c.awlJtae C:--ol Onmie c..., 1Wil9 ff S..11 I& )le'C .. 21 ..... , • f ~di II ...... c \ .a. .... C,.11 l&JI F ;2(Q)(Q);2 WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners <Rjstorante 9damma qina Monday-Friday: 4:~0-6: 15 · P.liP~ Parmiglaaa or Cannelloni Alla Florentina (with soup or salad) JUST $10.90 , The Real Prime Rib or Filet Mignon (with soup or salad) JUST·$13.90 Sandabs Piccata or Salmon Alla Checca (with soup or salad) JUST $12.90 (949) 673-9500 www.mam.magina.com 251 Ea.st Coast Highway • Newport Beach @[F@) [fi) ~@ ~@ll!J [fi)lt}y [F@) 0 [F JlUl~V 12=2S) C©~~©l M®~©l . B ... --. == ... COLORING CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS r-----o,,;-win-;;-er i;-~h"age gr~pwillbe~hos~:-Eachwin~;-wi117ccci~'4tiekcu~;-&o~gc CoumyFair.------, I I I • Entries must be completed by a child in one of the age groups listed below. Nam~. address and age informarion must be filled in. I I • Mail finished eniries to: Orange Counry Fair/Pubic Affairs Coloring Contest, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 I I Entries muse be received by 5 p.m., Monday, July 8. Entries will be judged by Friday, July 12. J I Entries will be on display in the Vouch Building during the fair. I I • Entries may be picked up ac che Administration Office, Monday, July 29 from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. I I (Plea.~e Print) I 1 · I I Name: Age: I I Age Group, Please Circle One: 5 & Under I 6-8 I 9-I l I I I 1Address: C ity: Zip: I I Home Phone: I I · I ~~~~~~!~~~-----------------~~~1iF~~~-----------------~ . 6 'Friday, June 28,· 2002 Daily Pilot HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES Cln OF cost~ MESA Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, 92626, (714) 754-5223 Mayor. Linda Dixon c.owtdl: Libby Cowan, Gary Monahan, Karen Robinson and Chris Steel CITY OF NEWPORT IEACH Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663, (949) 644-3309 Mayor: Tod Ridgeway Council: Gary Adams, Steve Bromberg, Norma Glo~er, John Heffernan, Dennis O'Neil and Gary Proctor COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT District Office: 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 432-5898 Chancellor: William M. Vega Board: President Armando Ruiz, Vice President Walter Howald, Paul Berger, George Brown and Jerry Patterson NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT District Office: 2985-A Bear St., Costa Mesa 92626, (71 4) 424-5000 Superintendent: Robert Barbot Board: President Judy Fran- co, Vice President Martha Fluor, Clerk Serene Stol<es, Dana Black, Jim Ferryman, David Brooks and Wendy Leece MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT 1965 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa 92627, (949) 631-1200 Board: President Jim Atkin* son, Vice President Mike Healey, Trudy Ohlig-Hall, Fred Bockmiller and Paul E. Shoenberger COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT P.O. Box 1200, Costa Mesa 92628-1200, (714) 754-5043 Board: Presid~ Arlene Schafer, Jim F man, Art Perry, Greg 'M:l:ldslde and Dan Worthingo:m- ORANGE C UNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana 92701 • Jim Silva, 2nd District (Cos- ta Mesa, Newport Beach), (714) 834-3220 • Thomas Wilson, 5th Dis- trict (Newport Coast). (714) 834-3550 ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mesa 92628- 9050, (714) 966-4000 Eliubeth D. Partcer, mem- ber, Trustee Area 5, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach ORANGE COUNTY FAIR 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, (714) 708-FAIR Board: President Curt Pringle, Vice President Ruben A. Smith, Randy Smith, Emily Sanford, Peggy Haigl, James Barich, Deborah Carona, Leslie A. Ray and Patricia Velasquez STATE SENATE Rou Johnlon (R), 35th Dis· trict. 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 395, Irvine 92715, (949) 833-0180; fax: (949) 833· 0696; Press Secretary Pat Joyce, (916) 323-1200 STATE ASSIMILY John Cantpbell (R), 10th District. State capitol, Sacra- mento, 95814, (916) 319-2070 E-mail: districtlOOassembly.ca. gov STATE COASTAL COMMISSION 45 Fremont St., Suite 2000, San Francisco 94105, (415) go.i:.5200; regional office located in Long Beach, (310) 590-5071 GOVERNOR Gray Davis, (D), State Capi- tol, Sacramento 95814, (916) 445-2841; fax: (916) 445-4633 U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Chris Cox, (R), 47th District, 1 Newport Place, Suite 420, Newport Beach 92660, (949) 756-2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building, Washington, DC 20515, (202) 225-5611 ; fax (949) 251-9309 (represents most of Newport Beach) E-mail: christopher.coxOmail.house.gov Dana Rotvabacher, (R), 45th District. 101 Main St .• Suite 3C, Huntington Beach 92648, (7 14) 960-6483; or 2338 Rayburn Building, Washington, DC, (202) 225- 2415; fax: (714) 960-7806 (Represents Costa Mesa and West Newport) E-mail: dana@mail.house.gov U.S. SENATE Barbara Boxer, (D), 112 Hart Senate Building, Suite 112, Washington, DC 20510, (202) 224-3553; or 2250 E. Imperial Highway, Su_ite 545, El Segundo 90245, (213) 894- 5000 E-mail: senator@boxer.sen- ate.gov Dianne Feinstein, (D), 331 Hart Building, Washington, DC 20510, (202) 224-3841; or 11111 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 915, Los Angeles 90025, (310) 914-7300 E-mail: senatorfMeinstein.senate.gov PRESIDENT George W. Bysh, (R), White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, DC 20500. Hotline (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (202) 456-1111 E-mail: presidentOwhite- house.gov Fax: (202) 456-2461 VICE PRESIDENT Dick Cheney, (R), Capitol Building, Suite 212, Washing- ton, DC, 20500 E-mail: vice.presidentOwhite- house.gov Fax: (202) 456-2461 THE l>'dily Pilot Dally Pilot A welcome addition to Costa Mesa's shopping and dining scene is THE CAMP. The CAMP is the newest shopping and dining addition to Costa Mesa. Located at 2937 Bristol St .. just south of the 4-0.5 - The CAMP offers both nouriahment and supplies to the outdoor and surf, skate, snow enthusiasts within an authentic, 1peclalty retail environment. Unique, creative architecture Clean lhe WI)' for I refrcahin& approach to the retail environment. The CAMP la homo to BILLABONO (otron 1 compllmonwy Akato haJr.plpo, C)'ber l:lfd with (l'oo Jntomot kloak11, Pla)'atallon 2 ind X·boll, and a •url\'loard pool to teat oqulpmonU: ADVBNTl/RS 16 (outdoor olothln9, c:amplna. baokp1u:kln9, travol and othor outdoor aponln1 oqulpmont, hardwut 1nll M>n 1ooch produota): PATAOONlA (authontlo outdoor and aotlvt clothln1>: CYCLB WBRKS (road, mountain and BMX blc)'oloa and equipment): LIBURDl'S SCUBA CBNTBR (complote with an outdoor pool I and training center for both diving and underwater photography); BIKRAM YOOA (yoga instruction In a 10.5' heated room); THB LODGE RESTAURANT (fine dining and bar): OURU'S CAft (healthy food and good karma): VILLAOE BAKERY (putriea, fre1hly baked breada and aourrnet take out food) and more. Por moro lnfonnatlon call (714) 444· 4CMP or www.thtQampalto.net Tho LAB (othorwlae known u tho "anti-mall") 11 located acro11 Iha lll'ett from Tho CAMP II 29l0 Bri1tol St. In Coata Me11. Tho LAB II a retail oomplox unique In that It 1noompuH1 and motlculou1I)' m1rohandl1t1 to a panloular niche ou1tom1r -Iha very hip, core 16-35 )'oar old. Tho LAB Cltm to th• nooda and 11r11t)'l1 demand• or thla 111\Qt 1on1ratlon" con1umor roaturtn1 nitallen: URBAN OlfTPm'BRS, CRBW SALON, SHINS, BLBCT1UC CHAIR, HABIT. STATBSJDB, ROOM SBRVJCB. OR. PRBBCLOUD'S, GYPSY DEN RESTAURANT, HABANA RESTAURANT and TRILOOY PLAYHOUSE. For more lnfonnation, call (714) 966- 6660 or www.thelab.com Both The LAB and The CAMP offer a common thread for 1 place or aathertna. commerce, community and culture through iu aelect lfOUP of fuhlon, mu1tc, an and 1poru retallen. ' ' Mattress Outlet Store Brand New Cosmetically Imperfect Get the Best tor Less! ' ' . ' ' ' '. H.J. Garrett Furniture Fine Furniture Since 1960 A Family Tradition of Providing Service and Value. Comistant Good Prices Everyday. 2215 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (949) 646.0275 0 n Mon. thru Sat. I 0 to 6, Sun. 12 to S ' ' ' . ' "Because Every Work of Art F " Deserves a Great __ !.~~t:..·----:i I ~f'CCl<tlmnjl 111 r2 oo/o OFF I .ifforJ.ihle cu~wrn : I ' fr.1ming & an for h>th I FRAMED A.Kr I res1den11al & cmr•>rall: I AND CUSTOM I space~. Time\"" I FRAMING ORDERS I doubt that you "'II I OF $100 OR MORE! I find .1 ureilt w11rk of .m I _, L-. 7 l "Z I " W11h1huout""' • 1.., th<H fit) your t.M~. 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HARBOR CENTER ofTef) hrand name anchor stores as well as quality services, retailen. and restaurants to make this center a one-stop shopping and dining destination for the Co\ta Mes:yNewpon area. Costa Mesa 's Harbor Boulevard offers much more than you think! Businesses along Ha rbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa offer a large selection of furniture, mattresses, tile and flooring, artwork and framing services and more! Some of the local business owners wa nt you to get more familiar with their products and services. Below yo u will find businesses and services that ofTeF some unique home furnishings and a variety of accessories. Be sure to stop in or call these advertisers today und tell them you saw their ad in the Daily Pilot! ART GALLERY INTERNATIONAL art gallery. home accc,,orie'>. fumi1ure and cu,tom tram mg. Located at 1500 Adam~ A' enue. comer of Harbor. Suite I 04A. (714) 444-4427. CASTLE TILE. 4000-,quare-foot 'howroom of natural \tone, porcelain and ceramic tile. 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The victory helped the Eagles tie University for the PCL title, Estanda's first league crown since 1991. Byfield and teammate Tisha Gray were first-team all-l eague choices and Estancia sophomore Trisha Wase shared PCL Player of the Year honors for Coach Paul Kirby, who resigned after the season. EYEOPENER My1~ ·ROB CUNNINGHAM .. • • • • ' ' I Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949..57 44223 • sp.rtl Pmu 949-650.0170 Daily Pilot · HIGH S(HOOL GIRLS SCRAPBOOK 2001-2002 from above left: Water polo goalie Laura Morton protedl the a.ge.Dtana ROMte sprints to the ftnlsh ln Cl'Oll country. Trtlba Wue pgbupa nmnerln the lmMl.Ladl ValMsclean ••anlle ln ............ ,,, ,. ........ SEAN HWR I DAILY PILOT JUNIOR TENNIS Radeva breaks through : Costa Mesa standout moves on to girls 12s quarterfinals at junior sectionals. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA • When 11-year-old Nelly Radeva shakes off the nervousness, the girls 12s singles field in the lOOth annual Southern California Junior Sectional Tennis Championships should look out. Radeva came out or her shell Thursday at the Costa Mesa Tennis Center and Bianca Modoc of Yorba Linda had to pay the price. Radeva, the No. 4 seed, fed orr momentum she bwlt in the first set for a 6-1, 6-3 biwnph to advance to today's quarterfinals, at 3:30 p.m. at the Los Caballeros Tennis Center. She will face Manhattan Beach's Rachel Manasse, who knocked off No. 7-seeded Jovanna Sangria, 7-5, 6-3. "I'm really nervous sometimes before matches,• said Radeva, who will be a sixth-grader at Kaiser Elementary in the fall. "So, I knew ll I got ahead early and if I won the next two games (after her serve was broken in the second game), I would relax and l would start hitting my shots.• Radeva, who was patient and consistent with hard ground strokes from the baseline, hit frequent winners in the first set and took advantage of Modoc's errors. Radeva did not appear too nervous in the first game, as she broke Modoc's serve. But, in the second game, Radeva became a bit shaky and Modoc answered, winning after one deuce. From there, Radeva won the next five games, including three with deuce scenarios. She closed out the set with a strong return to win after a third deuce, breaking Modoc's serve. "(Wanning) those deuce games were important for me to relax,• Radeva said. •After that, I was just hitting my shots and staying consistent.• Radeva built a 5-1 advantage Ul the second set, displaying her versatility and talent. She won when serving, then used her solid returning ability, which put Modoc otr balance. Radeva also found some lucky shots. Serving for the match, Radeva fired SEE TENNIS PAGE 13 HONORS VU's Swift awarded scholarship Vanguard trainer collects $5,000 scholarship from athletic directors' group. COSTA MESA • Matt Swift, a Vanguard University athletic trainer, was awarded a $5,000 scholarship for postgraduate education by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletia. He was among 16 winners of the Sean Directors' Cup Politgraduate Scbolanbip, receMng his award at the 31th annual NACDA convention ln Dallas, earlier this month. Swift earned a 3.86 grade-polnt average while lbadymg ldllellc tra1nlng and pre-pbylkal tberaPY and plans to graduate ln December. He wu also awarded Vanguard'• Preatdentlal Award Scbolanblp aDd WU named to the -.0'• lilt. SwUt, a four-year men'• soccer player, WU a IDlmbef of the lt\ldent• ...... adtlliulf cDUDdl ad ..... fint rectp'8at of tbe UDiYer1lty'1 Cbemi*Jm al Cbmlcter' Award .,._ ....., •a lludeal tralDlf for the .............. 1-ll:Mbdud b••bd ....... SwWl.wbow+ ......... .... ........................ ............. ,.. ...... .... ~-----· , ... , ., ..... ].......... ~ '.SPORTS . . . r GREG FRY I DAllY Pl.OT Costa Mesa resident Nelly Radeva reaches for a return during a 6-1, 6-3 singles win at Southern California j\Dllor sectionals. CONTINUED FROM 12 back after Modoc's return. R.adeva's shot hit the top of net and dropped on Modoc's side of the net. Modoc could not react in time. Radeva also reached the quarterfinals in the Roxy Junior Open C hampionships ldst month. After the jumor sectionals, she will play in the 15th annual Costa Mesa Boys and Girls Tournament (ages 10-18), Aug. 5-9. In other sectionals action· In girls 18s singles, Corona del Mar High standout Anne Yelsey. ranked No. 1 in Southern California. defeated Leslie Koffi of Los Angeles, 6-2. 6-0. Yelsey advanced to the semifinals, where she will meet No. 2- seeded Lori Stem (Ojai), today at 12:30 p.m. at Los Cab, site of all the main draws. Yelsey is unseeded in the junior sectionals because she had not played in any Southern California tournaments this year. In boys 16s singles, CdM sophomore-to-be Carsten Ball · advanced to the quarterfinals after defeating Shan Sondhu of Laguna Niguel, 6-2, 7-5. Ball, the No. 7 seed, will face Laguna Niguel's Lee Singer. the No. 2 seed, today at 11 a .m. The No. 8· seed. Kaes Van't Hof of Newport Beach, defeated Joshua Lederman (Pacific Palisades). 6-4, 2-6. 6-1, and will meet Samuel Tadevoslan (Glendale) in a quarterfinal today at 2 p.m. In girls 14s singles, Newport Beach's Alexa Glatch, the No. 2 seed, defeated Gabriela Gresham (Panorama City). 6-0, 6-0. Glatch will face Michelle Murphy {Laguna Hills) In the quarterfinals, today at 2 p.m. In guts 18s singles. Natalie Bravennan. a recent Newport Harbor graduate bound for Pepperdine. lost to Stem, 6-3, 3-6, 7 -6, in an exciting match. Bravennan will meet familiar foe and fonner Sea Vtew League rival Elizabeth Exon of Woodbridge High in the consolation quarterfinals today at 9:30 a.m. In boys 1.ts singles, No. 8- seeded Jake Fleming of Newport Beach lost to unseeded Jordan Abergel, 6-4, 7-6, in a Round of 16 match. Flemmg will play Mike Gurman of Los Angeles in a second-round consolation match toddy at 12:30 at the Costa Mesa Tennis Center. In boys t8s singles, CdM's Garrett Snyder defeated Christian Hand from Placentia, 6-4, 6-4, and will meet Reyniere Roxas from Carson ln a second- round consolation match today at 11 a.m. at Los Cab. . . Fr • June 28, 2002 13 IOYS WA1EI POLO Corona del Mar club team finishes third Dorr paces local team to victories in 5 of 6 tournament contests. TUSTIN : The' Corona del Mar boys club water polo team, consisting oVJ>layers who will make up the CdNf High squad next tan. won five m stx games to finish third in the SoCal 18-and· wider Tournament, completed Sunday at Tustin High. Artie Dorr amassed five goals, lncJ,uding the only two of the fourth period, in a 6-4 triumph over Long Beach Shore Sunday. Don's two fourth-quarter tallies helped CdM puD away form a .f.. 4 tie at the end of three perlod.s. Loog Beech outsrored CdM. 3- 1, in the third period to pull even. Jason DiRocco bad the other CdM goal and added three assists and four stealt to the winning effort, whlle Beau Stockstill had seven saves to anchor the defense. CdM defeated VUla Park. 13- 1, Sunday, when Ryan Moore led all scorers with four goals. CdM lost to Harvard, 8-3, in its third game of the day Saturday. It had previously defeated Rose Bowl, 14-10, and Clovis, 16· 7, after opening the tournament with a 17 -4 thumping of El Toro Set B Friday. Dorr finished the six-game tournament with 18 goals, eight steals and six assists, while DiRocco chipped in 11 goals. 14 assists and 12 steals. Moore had nine goals. seven assists and six steals, including a one-goal. four-assist. flv&steal effort against El Toro. David DiRocoo iCOl'ed all four d his goals tn the opener. while Stockstill bad 13 saves against Role Bowl and 10 againlt lisMlrd. Gri.f:f:i.n Gentry's nine steals were second-most in the tournament for Cd.M, whk:b is now 12·4 ·during summer competition. Tars defeat CdM The Newport Harbor boys water polo dub team defeated CoronadelMar, 15-12, in thefint gamed the Tu.tttn SlDllmel' league Wednesday at Tustin Hlgh. Corona del Mar led, 8-7, at halftime, but Newport Harbor rebounded in the second half to score eight goals to Cd.M's four. CdM's Artie Dorr scored eight goals, followed by John Money with two. Kevin Amendt and Griffin Gentry each added one goal apiece for CdM. Gentry and Ryan Moore had assists as Tom Harper and Nadim Hakim made one steal apiece in the match. Newport Harbor outshot CdM. 32-26, but no other Harbor stab.sties were available. CdM goalies Beau Stockstill and Tyler Brundage made six and four saves, respectively. ..... CdM boys swim coach quits CORONA DEL MAR · Corona del Mar High is seeking a boys swimming coach, following the resignation of Todd Larsen, who leaves after guiding the program for one season. THE ST. REGIS Mon.arch Beach Ruon ct Spa CdM Boys Athletic Director Jerry Jelnick said Larsen stepped down for personal reasons. Jelnick asked interested candidates to contact him at school: (949) 515-6058. ~ecoming . a Member o Your Neighborhood. Thanks for your continued patronage during our renovation. A WORLD Of' Dlf'l'SRKNCK PAVILlONS All STORES OPEN! 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By touching the scales of a rep- tile and watching the web designs of an arachnid, par- tidpants will learn the differ- ent facts and myths of the represented members of the animal kingdom. The center ts at 2301 University Drive. $10 per participant. Call for reseivations. (714) 973-6829. will host a volunteer recognition reception to honor individuals Who have volunteered time and talent to the dty. The event will take place from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Neighborhood Conununity Center at 1845 Park Ave. Casu- al Attire. Pree. (949) 548-0244. MONDAY A workshop on business plans, hosted by the Service Corps of Retired Executives, will be held from 9 a.m. to noon at National University in Costa Mesa. The wliversity is at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 if preregistered. (714) 550- 7369 or www.score114.org. t.lus Knowledge to Use• Is a new class for the educabonal support for newly diagnosed lung cancer patlents and will be hek:I from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center. Nancy Raymon will present an overview of emotional responses to a lung cancer diagnosis d.nd sugges- tlons for coping. The center is at 1 Hoag Dnve, Bwlding 41, Newport Beach. Free. Registra- tion reqwred. (949) 7-CANCER ruques that work will bo held from 9 a.m. to noon at !on- al Uruver aty in Costa esa. The workshop will be led by the Service Corps of Retued Executives The uru- vers1ly is at 3390 Harbor Blvd The fee JS $25, or $20 if pre- regu.tered. (714) 550-7369 or www.scorel14.org JULY 10 JULY 17 A bands-on look at pythons, iguanas, giant tortoises, milli- pedes and tarantulas geared toward participants ages 5 and older will take place from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. today and Aug. 24 at the Peter and Mary Muth interpretive Cen- I Peace Corps Regional Reauiter Edward Thompson will give a 3P-~ute presenta- tion on the organization. The presentation will begin at 2 p.m., followed by a question- and-answer session. It will be held at Borders Books, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza. The store is at 3333 Bear St .. Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 279-8933. SUNDAY The city of Costa M~sa Human Relations Committee The Newport Beach Public Library branches will launch Wrapped Up in Reading, the 2002 summer reading pro- gram geared toward children entering first through sixth grade. The first program, titled • Aights of Fantasy Sto- ry Theater,• will be held at 10:30 a.m. in the Newport Beach Central Library. The program will be repeated at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Mariners Branch Library. Free. The Newport Beach Central Library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. The Newport Beach Cham- ber of Commerce will hold a networking luncheon at noon at the Radisson Hotel in New- port Beach. The luncheon will focus on how to improve business management through QuickBooks Pro. The hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 for members. (949) 729-4400 or www.newportbeach.com. •The Princess Diaries" will screen at 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through 1.2th grades an a series of moVles presented by the Newport Beach Publlc Library's Book Raiders 019 Reachng senes. Free adrrus- s1on. Free popcorn Adults must be accomparued by their tee n. The llbrary is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. JULY 16 "The Mummy Returns," a PG-13 fLlm, will 6cteen dt 7 p.m. for teens fn &eventh through 12th grddes Ul a senes of movies presented by thE> Nf>wport Beach Pu bllc L1brdry·s Book Raiders 019 Redding senes Free ddnus- s1on Free popcorn. Adults must be dccompdrued by their teen ThP library 1s dt I 000 AVOCddO Ave. (949) 717-3801. I' •Moving Fon¥ard: Putting A workshop on selling tech-SEE TOWN PAGE 16 Golden Care of Orange County for peace of mind Our passion at Golden Care of Orange County is to make a difference in people's lives. When we nurture others, we are nourished from within. Golden Care is the culmination of years of hands-on care with injured, ill and downhearted individuals. We have compassionate caretakers and companions. We understand how careful your selection is in .finding the right care for the people who mean a great deal to you. We can accommodate your special needs so you can enjoy peace of mind. We offer personal care, respite ca.re, light housekeeping, medication reminders, meal preparation, run errands/shopping and gardening. We have available hourly, part· time, fu ll -time and live-in companions. We are pleased to be of servi<l seven days a week, 24 hours a r day, including holidays. For your personalized care t. assessment, call Golden Care ol Orange County at (949) 631· 1267. The fax number is (949) 631-1268. Huntington Village: quality apartments for active seniors Huntington Village, a newly constructed complex, was specifically designed and built for senior living. We do not charge any upfront entrance fees. Living here will free you from the responsibilities of home ownership, allowing you to enjoy your independence and leisure time. You will be freed from the burden and expense of scheduling repairs and maintenance. We handle all of these day-to-day responsibilities. Extra wide, free flowing corridors eliminate the narrow and closed feeling of a standard hallway. An intercom to the gated entrance assists in your safety and convenience. Fire sprinklers, smoke detectors, Silverado: actively involved in living At Silverado, your loved one with Alzheimer's will be actively involved in living. We feel strongly that our mission is to provide meaning, purpose and quality in each of our resident's lives. There are many ways that we are able to fulfill our mission. We have successfully combined a social model of care integrated with professional nursing services. By including pets, plants and children in our community, we have been' able to create a home-like e nvironment. Through our activity programming, which includes one full day each week with a master's level music therapist, we arc able to meet the s<>cial needs of the folks who live with us. In addition to interactive activities including cooking classes, special entertainment and gardening, our residents enjoy weekly bus trips. We even have a special men'• workshop! We provide on-site, 24-hour licenaed mne1, including a full-time RN and are able to care for our rc1ident1 through the prograaion of their diaeae. Proviaion of thi1 level of nuning care la uiliJ:e and h.u eatablilbed SilYa .. a etmdout alliated UYing facility. Pleae feel free ID drop in for a ~al~ md meet our ~-...... . £bbcm ....... paging and an alarm system will entice you with ongoing activities in the spacious, two- story, 2,800-square-foot recreation center. The center overlooks a full-size pool and Jacuzzi which are heated year round for our comfort. A new friend of yours will be our social director. She, as well as the rest of the staff, are sensitiv~nd understanding. We ar ere to help make your new resi nee the place you call home. Activities are organized to enhance your social life while you enjoy the companionship of other senior residents, many who may have backgrounds and interests similar to your own. Of course, your independence and privacy will be respected if you prefer to socialize with family or friends in one of the conversation areas. The ch01ce is yours. The local neighborhood as safe with a mixture of homes, condominiums and res1dcnual rental properties. Next door 1s a shopping center, market, drug store and many other services. Public transportation is conveniently available. Please fee l free to call or stop by anytime. Walk-ins are always welcome. No appointment is necessary. Call (714) 840-1203 daily from 9:30 a.m.· 5·30 p.m. or (800) 995-8993, for 24-hour recorded rental mformauon. Golden Care of Orange County We offer: • Personal care • Recovery care • Meal preparation and serolflll •Respite care • ErraruU and shopplfl& • Gardenins • 7>-avel companion • Entertainment to chur ''OU • Llshl housekeephv • Companionship, conifort ti support • Medkalion rttrWtrs • Hospital ducharge assistantt .949-631 -1267 ers and in the nurturing, b4\ nourilMdjrom within" Yow P...,.rt ta Rat & ReLutfa11I ALISO LAGUNA VILLAGE'S FlexCare Program An ,.. """" ,., ....... ir ~ .... .,, ... ,., A•' f••,••lf .. war ~lat tl•e '°"took• •aeatl011? • wa th lat tllft '°" luMI l•dl wltll frloub1 Ftac. • ,....., ............ ,... ••• ,,, ... fj ... ,.., ... . ....... . ., ,,, ,.,. . ,,. ....................... ,,..,,, .... . •Ii• --- Look what's happening at the Costa Mesa Senior Center this summer COMMUNITY PANCAKE BREAKFAST Co-sponsored by MacDonald's, come meet your nt:1ghbors tru Saturday, June 29 from 11 :30 a.m. to I p.m. dunng our Pancake Breakfast. T-hcn: will be enumainmcm and clowns. Cost: S.3 per person. JULY 4TH CELEBRATION Join the fun as the Costa Mesa Senior Center celebrates Independence Day on Wednesday, July 3 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dress up m red, white anJ blue! They will be a barbecue lunch, live eotertammcnt, contests, pnzcs and more. Cost: S.1 for members; S8 for non-members. HAWAJlAN LUAU Aloha! A tropical breeze will arrive at the Costa Mt: a Scruor Ccnti•r (or the annual Hawauan Luau on Friday, August 2.3 from 4 to 8 p.m. A Hawaiian· style dinner will be served, along with authentic mu111c and danccn.. Contests and pnze w11J add to the everung's fun. Dress m your favonte uop1cal atttre. Tickets arc S3 for members; S8 for non-members. Costa Mesa Seruor Center is located at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Call 1949) 645-2356. Celebrating U1e Human Spirit 1n all that we do A Specllllty Al.z.hm11er i Carr (omm11111ry 350 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Tel: (949) 631-2212 Fax: (949) 631·2270 • An conching environment with petS. children and aarderu • Full-time RN and 24-hour licensed nursin& with expertise in chronic di~a~ manaaemcnt • Masters level social wotlccr and i.uppon group •Ho picc M:rv1ce~ for end-of-life care •Specially trained. compassionate taff ... --------lif18MI--------.... Senior Ca.re "Community 390 I E. Coast Highway. Corona de/ Mar. California 92625 Co...n ~ " • n,tri()NI a1urd winning community IM'riool1ng !ht l'Kifk (.\:c.tn aoJ 1 canyon prurrw tn durm1ng loron1 Jct M;ir. Crown CcM olrtn lnd~ndcnt ind Aa.mN liu11' l'rognnu as '#Cit as our unique JoumC)'I 0 Progrtm fix Alih<imcr'a and dml(nll.t Gl!f •h<tt "/.if t )9'1""] #tf,, '1 mJ 11111h AUht""" i, • nrw <~ bqf 1'11 ~ C4RJNG i• about llapea. Warmth, and Nllftllrina. E.pidiy Md llWlivicllUIOed Aumtaoft; And to die ralf IC Crowl.I UM. anns j, mud! mom it ii our .. *-. Crown CiM' iundJ out ~mo Ofhtt Commwiioes f'Of nuMC'fuw ~n.. bu1 wt bdic¥t oor of ow raiJma su.mmarucd •t best in a """' ~ vndc: •nu1111Nklt1'«t1elM. ,...,,._,.~.._ • ..,,,,,_ .... .,~I NII# "'-If I_,_ 7J,, fa""•~ ..J ~"""' ...-... 6 11..Mrfol ~': .. 16 Friday, June 28, 2002 Doily Pilot 7369 orwww.scorel14.org. JULY 311 AUGUST 14 TOWN CONTINUED FROM 15 JULY 20 A workshop on learning how to start your own business will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at National University in Costa Mesa. The workshop will be hosted by the Service Corps of Retired Executives. The university is at 3390 Har- bor Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 if preregistered .. (714) 550- 7369 or www.score114.org. JULY 24 "16 Candles" will screen at 7 p.m. for teens in· seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Ubrary's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admis- sion. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. "Rudy" wtll screen at 1 p.m. for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Ubrary's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free adlnis- sion. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. "A Walk to Remember" wlll screen at 7 p.m. for teens In seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies present- ed by the Newport Beach Public Library's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admission. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717- 3801. agency's office at '250 E Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Pre- registration is required. (?l.f) 445-4950. The Newport Sports Collec- tion Foundation, a nonprofit organization, operates a free musewn at 620 Newport Cen- ter Drive, Newport Beach. The museum, which has one of the world's largest collec· lions of SP.Orts memorabilia, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. (949) 721-9333. being with basic, easy-to- leam, non-strenuous move- ments to aid in balance and concentration. No registration is required. The center 1$ at 4000 W. Coast Highway, · Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. The Estanda High Scbool Parent Teacher Student As~. hosts a monthly paper drive every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in the school's north- west parking lot, on the cor- ner of Estancia North and Placentia. Newspapers that are bound, loose or bagged are accepted, however card- board, bound material such as phone books or thick mag- azines are not. Bins are avail- able for drop off every day of the month for people who prefer to go at other times. All funds raised go to the associ- ation. Free. The school is at 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. (949) 515-6500. . . ' JULY 23 The Service Corps of Retired Executives will host a worksGop on computerizing your business from 9 a.m to noon. The work- shop will be held at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The fee is $25, or $20 if preregistered. (714) .550- JULY 30 The Service Corps of Retired Executives will host a work- shop on marketing and pro- motion from 9 a.m. to noon. The workshop will be held at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. The fee is $25, or $20 if pre- registered. (714) 550-7369 or www.score114.org. AUGUST 7 "The Truman Show" will screen at 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies present- ed by the Newport Beach Public Ubrary's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admission. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717- 3801. ONGOING Interfaith couples with one Jewish partner are invited to participate in an interfaith couples discussion group hosted by the Jewish Family Service of Orange County. The group is geared toward those couples looking to make Judaism and the Jew- ish community part of their relationship. The group meets in the evenings in the The Hoag Cancer Center sponsors two tai chi. classes taught by Victor Armand: a session for intermediate-to advanced-level students from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursdays for people with cancer and their families. A beginner ses- sion meets from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Fridays. The class- es are designed to reduce stress, increase longevity and promote a sense of well- ADVERTISEMENT Caring Companions At Home helps seniors enjoy independent living at home Perhaps you're a family member overwhelmed by the responsibilities of attending to the needs of your aging loved one, or maybe you're an older person who wants to continue living at home but you have no one to provide the assistance you are beginning to need. Whatever your situation, Caring Companions At Home can help you find a solution. After our Mother suffered a stroke, we were left with the difficult task of "What do we do now?" We promised her we would never put her in a rest home. We knew she needed assistance with some of her daily living activities, but not full time care. We talked to her doctor about our concerns and he recommended Caring Companions At Home. Caring Companions At Home could provide Mom with the help she needed: meal preparation, medication reminders, light housekeeping, laundry, errands, personal care and companionship in her own home. t.Caring Companions At Home is a trusted resource for affordable at home companionship and caregiving for seniors. They take pride in their ''personal touch" and maintain an ongoing relationship with both companion and client to ensure that services are meeting their clients' needs. All services are available for a minimum of two hours or as much as 24 hours per day, and all companions are bonded, insured and highly qualified. For additional information on Caring Companions at Home, call (949) 574·0750. HUNTINGTON Rest and relaxation for caregivers. at Aliso Laguna Village VILLAO£ Quality Apartments For Active Seniors 62+ 1 & 2 Bedrooms Plus 1 BR & Den Units • Next to a shopping center, markets, banks and 99f Store • Pool and spa • Recreation center • Free storage •Handicapped units • Overall rent ineJudq all utility fees •Gat~ • TransportatJon nearby • Planned acdvitles • Open daily/Walk-lns welcome 800-995-8993 or 714-840-1203 16171 Springdale St. Huntington Beach Opera1cd by Silver Investments 310-858-8900 FAX 310-858·8901 Ill I> lr;111 ,fn , 01, ' He was a colonel and a fighter pilot. But today, at age 85, be suffers from a form of dementia called Leuey Body and can't be left alone. The colonel's wife prefers to take care of her husband at home. She likes to work out ~t the gym, but it's hard to get away from her responsibilities. Enter the FlexCare Program at Aliso Laguna Village. This program gives those who care for people with memory loss a chance to sleep all night without worrying, visit with friends or perhaps even go out of town for a few days. "I've used the FlexCare Program for over 18 months," said a resident's wife, who asked not to be identified. "My husband goes CouNTRY Qua CoNVAL ESCENT fiosPITAL , !Ne. C'ount1y Club Co11ralescetll.fluspital, Inc., a mod<'rtl, priraf<', skill<>d 1wrsiHgfacilil.1J is locat<-d b<41i11d th<' ~Santa./lna Count1y (;/uh i11 the .Jfe~rport /Jeach/1/Jack tBay area four miles fromjluag ~ lemorialJiospital Presbyterian. Small 54 bedfarility,fami/11 cJ1.:.1ted and operated si11ce 107;), -'Jingle and double bed O('('llpm1ty. ~t'ith IJatlrroom and .11l1owfJr in (.J"ft1J room. CfJeautiful fitlrroundl11gs, quiet, pttuv.ft1~ l'X<X>lll'rll j()()<f, high staff-ratio. -'>llort and long LPrms 11tays. Wt> arl? rommitwd to p1Y>"idi11gjl11e, f)fflJQttal r<tre ~.,ith wann tll, digruty and 1npret iti a home-likR atmosphere. 20002 sanm Ana Avenue Sam a Ar1CJ He ights. CA 92707 (714) 549:-3061 ' ' to Aliso Laguna Village three days a week for four to six hours, which gives me a chance to run errands, go to a movie and just be able to do things on my own." The FlexCare Program is not your typical day care program, because residents actually have a ~emi-private room and bathroom during their stay. Licen sed nurses are on site seven days a week around the clock. No matter when a visitor may stay at Aliso Laguna Village, there is always some type of activity: games, physical exercise, entertainment, bus trips and even cooking demonstrations. According to the colonel's wife, "On Fridays there is a Happy Hour complete with non- alcoholic beer and hors d1oeuvres! 11 Using the FlexCare Program is also an excellent way to transition a loved one into the routine of residential care. Many residents have actually used this program as a stepping stone to permanent placement. The cost of FlexCare includes all of the care and amenities enjoyed by our regular r~~.'491ts. Tal<e advantage of the 9vmmer Special -stay one nighfloiid ' receive the second nigh_tfifree. For more information on AZiSo Laguna Village's FlexCare Program. call (949) 425·8300. This specialized senior residence is located at 24552 Pacific Park Diive, Aliso Viejo. Visit the Web site at www. alisol agunavillage. com. aring ~.~ mpanions Jtt :Home •1·~ Carini Companions At H om e is commmed co helping seniors remain in their homes by providing rhem wirh ~~~ competent companion/caregivers. Our companions assist with: • Personal Cart! •Meals • Light Housekeeping • Dr.~ App ointments • Companionship, Comfort &Support •Medication ReminJ.n.1 • Shopping d-Errands • Hospital D ucharge All companions are bonded, insured and highly qualified. We offer an affordable solution and keep in couch on a regular basis wich both client and companion. 881 Dover Dr., Suite 260, Newport &ach (949) 574-0750 Enjoy a Spacio.18 Suite, Sumptuous Dining, Entertainment, Bingo, Craft., Billiards, Beauty Salon, Tramportation to Doctor, Shopping, Fun Tripe, Friencl\y CMina People. 2283 F~~Wllton Minimum age 58 For more information pa....WL ~-pg.-lllb ... Come home to Crown Cove Come view th e national award-winning Crown Cove Senior Care Community in Corona del Mar. The atmosphere at Crown Cove is one of activity, warmth and camaraderie. Entenainment, parties and activities keep residents' lives fulfilled and spirited. There are also plenty of areas for quiet contemplation and conversation, such as the cozy fireplace in the library, an ocean view observation deck, a morning room and numerous gardens. The community consists of Independent Living, Assisted Living and the Journeys0 Program !Alzheimer's), which is located separately from the Assisted Living areas in order to provide the optimal environment for all residents. Regardless of your needs, if attention to individual personal needs, dellvered with dignity and a genuine spirit of caring is important to you, then you should consider Crown Cove. Crown Cove Senior Care Community is located at 2901 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more information. call (949) 760-2800. Costa Neuporte: elegant, peaceful senior living If you have spent time looking for a beautiful and peaceful place for o~e or both of your parents to spend their retirement years, you have probably noticed how difficult it is to find accommodations that meet your expectations. Costa Neuporte in Costa Mesa is an elegant senior living residence which will surely pu t your mind at ease. The grand entrance leads to a beautiful great room which opens onto a magnificent courtyard. After enjoying the grounds, return to the elegant dining room for a sumptuous meal. Costa Neuporte also offers transportation to medical appointments, shopping and banking, as well as leisure activities. , Costa Neuport~ is located at 2283 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. Call (949) 646,6300. -,.. ; . -. . ,·-::.l .,. ,,.::: . -. • ......,...._~ u• .... L.-... c..,.. • ,.......,. lo•lnw ""'flt tYldtnct of· l8C 1m4 .,...,,. <'HWA) Mlllmlc emd II -Ii. ,,.... lot w.n. I.~ fMWpcM1 ~. =-a-:..~m: VI . • TH ~ ~In~ ~~.:.C:: ~........, :=onlnme~1~' LC:: ~"":.:-= ~c.l~ !!_..~ ~ .,. dolllg Ml vacation ~rtlofort ~ TO ADMIMITl!R 0'81ld Canal Sridot, ~ ~ lllinO ~ tWlllt unlit too PM. on IN _,,_ .,... ·-•,...• FrM IN Muonn Min· tcflbtd. ESTATE Of• Ptltc AllttlUe, 56COOf5 P~ Ntwpof1 alMlP (•~ ol a 31• cllly d J4iy 2002. • ML! YOU AAf. IN E ~ fatty, 3073 Johnson It/ laVonnt M. 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BED the personal repreMnl· Lloyd Otflon, PrOjeet Envlronmtnlal d•· THE HIGHEST BEDER aumlnltion In the Ille above was filed In Or· FRAME ANO PLASTIC alive 10 lakl many IC· Admlnie1rator, al (IM9) tennlnation: t11tmpt. PUBLIC NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT FOR CASH IPl'Jltlll It kept bv lhe court. ange Countv on CV19I01. DRUMS lions wllhoul obtaining 1144-332& Proposals are 2. Conditional Use U• ~It OF CALIFORNIA, tne al .. In ~ THE PETrTION '9Qlltllp FILE NO. ~16868387 Sa!e will be by com· coun apptoval Before dut on 0t before July 22, Permit PA·02·15 for No. UP2002-023 COUNTY OF manly d flt ~ tlJltlority to admi'ila1* Frank Malik, 34 De· petiltve bl~ng (written taking c.rtaln very Im· 2002 Oanltl Moore, author· (PA2002·114) ORANGE Simi. ~ c:mh. a the eaiate under the cente. lrvlnt, CA 92614 sea~ bic:l1 may be portanl acuona, how· Publlahed Newpor1 lzed agen1 for Car1 Notice 11 he(eby given 341 The City °""9, Clllhllr'ad1tduh1111n~1 lndlptliOant This bualneaa le oon· submitted In advance) -Ille pertonal rt(lf• Beach·Costa Meaa Browne, for church of· lhal an application haa PO Bo• 14170. -OI nllanlt ..._ e Adminilhtion of Ellalel ~ bV: an individual ON THE 5TH OF JULY eeniaw. will be rtq\lifeO ()atty Pllol June 28, fic:t UH and ~ been submitted by ~. CA cf-*~~ a -a N1.. (Thia IUOlOflly wll Frank Mallk i~~MISESA T WHTE~~ to give l)Otlee to In· ~ F4§:4 dasMI, loetttd at Houshang Haklmd1v11, 9286~1571 ....., Cid ll'iol\ ot I alow ~-~ m:11~tat~tn~asty said property has bten teresled ptrSonl unltu PUBLICATION ~e.=-~: l'9qUtStJng lo allow H · Lamor~ Jusllce "** cn.n ~ I -°' representa....., .., -5'°'9d and wllleh la lo-1hey have waNtd nob Th• Co11a Mesa termination lablislmenl of • !Mt-out ..,..nter ...... ~ ftf ban many ta~ ~ ~08/~tganoe COl.lllCy Ctlled al AYRES SELF °' consented IO lht Zoning ~ Wiii 3 Plan~·~-rwi1hlrl~n roe:'~= .:::m3::t,OF &Jmpltr _,,..., ..wva ~ ... ~...., apprcei1wl 2002ftot350 STORAGE 1880 WHIT· proposed actlOl'IJ Tpe rtn<lt< • decision on lion PA-02·2f and PM-commerci1t 1tnan1 AKA AM>toca JtaMt _,,..., ot ~ vtl'f ~ ICtlOl\I Daily P1toC Mia 14, 21, TIER AVE . COSTA :=n:~r/ .::'ti!; Tllur9day, JuLY 11, 02·02 lor Mlchaat apece. The propoaed OIMelleo FOR CHANGE llri5102 ~ ~ ~ howewr, the personai 28. Juty 5. 2902 F433 MESA. CA. 92627, (949) granted unless an In· 2002, or as IOOll as pos· Keeler, for a variance i.. will occupy 250 OF NAME "' ... n•...,. .....-reprasenlative wit be 650-1282. Landlord rt· lllfestect peraon files an alble lhertafter, on the lrom rntnitn\lm lol 112t equate feet o1 !he eXlll· ORDER TO s.tOW ftf dlDllild _, do . .._. ID • notice lo Flctltloua Bualneaa l8IV9S the right IO bid at objection 10 the petl11on following items: (6,000 aq. 11 required; tng tenant spec. with e CAUSE FOR CffANOE ~ In '* ..... ). ~ =-give ptrlON N•me Slltement the salt Purchases and shows good cause 1. Zoning Appllcatlon $,000 equare ttet maximum sealing of e OF NAME tit '"'*" ...._ ti: uNeu-. haw waived The following persons must bt made by cash Why lhe court ShOuld not ZA·02·18 for Slleve Pfopoeed) In oonjunc:tion ~ wilhln the fee;. CASE NUMaEA: (Allle "** In Yllt1 h noclce w ... , Mnt9d to are do4ng business as: aod pek! fa< at the Ume granl the authority Dahlberg, author zed with • parcel ~ to The facilliy wilt spa. A213eeo NCiiplor!W prior to Illa), ..... ~~ .......... ) SunwHl Marketing, of purchase All pur· A HEARING on lhe agent lor Don Frt nch, divide one lot Into two In cottee p1od 'TO ALL INTERESTED 229117 Old c.rw Roed, u"' ,....,..._.. ........,., 11025 Alderman Ave., chased good• are llOld petition will be held on for • HCOnd ~ addi· (p11v1ou1ty approved ucts, solt drink•. PERSONS. • Yorba Lildl. CA. .. ~ ~lion~ Tullln. Cal 92782 as i• and must be r• JULY 10. 2002 at 1 45 !Ion over tn eldsting ga· under PA-00-58). to-prepackaged btveragas 1 Petihoner: Jean .. ftf lrtnll ~ -w"'"'' Paul A. Meltea, 11025 movtd al lime of sale. p.m. "' Depl L73 lo-r11gt and 10 allow an ex· cattd •I 2258 er.not and btktd good• No Marta ~ N'.A R.-.__.._....., .... 1,...._ ::.:c'~'"'~ Alderman Ave . Tustin. Sale 11 subleol to eatecl at 341 The City emption lrom eurrtnl Avtnut In a Al zone. oooldno Is propoMd on becCa Jeanne OtMan.o ., ... ,_,_,.,, .. .._ ..--· ,..,. Cal m82 eancelatlon In the tv9n1 D Souh Or pat1dng requirements En~onmtnttl de· lilt. Tnt """"'"""~to-.._. .....-..-. _._ ........ ~ ... Ti"' ... In -an .....__ to ....._ nve t ange ... ~ ........__, ........ lion -· ,......_..., .. ,_, a ...-w-• ....,, u-_, .._, .. ·-•• ....,_......., u,. Ntcilolu M Sauer. ot settlemenl between CA 92868 ' ..,... to ·-• "'mr ttrmma exempl caled In lht PC Oll1nd court for a deerH ~ ...._, In _, pell1ion and atlOWS good 2228 Meyer Pt • Cosla landlord and obligated IF YOU OBJECT lo way length and inada-4 Planni~ Appljca· Property located at changing ~ u ~ ~ .. :..:: = '= ::na;: ~~Is con-~~~~s GROUP. :::~~~ ::Tirc:r~ ~~f· .~~~ ~IEMaeMhur Blvd ~.,J::; A= M mGl9 Uy dllcrt.d It authotlly. duettd by a general BONO NUMBER 11 the heanng end IUltt In a A 1 z on t tgtnt lor Cat1t10n Wa· Thia projtet has been Jeanne OIMalleo IO A.-uld o.d d TNll Thi A HEARING on !he pertntflhip S-400-1684, your objectlOl'IS °' fllt Environmental de· ttra. for a vanance from reviewed. and 11 11a5 btccl JMnne OiMatteo ~ ,,.._,,. pefton w1I ba held on Have you stened Ayrett 9.n SIOfaga wnnen objechons w11h termH\atlon: ••empt. rtar Mtt>tek require-been dtttrmoned lhal 11 2 THE COURT dllalltd 11blir1lil11*1 ._ 07118/02 at 1:30PM in doing bulinels yerl No Aesldtnl Managera the coun before lhe 2 Minor CondltlooaJ "*111 (tO' required, 5' Is ealeQOrlCally exeml)l ORDERS lhal all Plf· II". Thi ._.sen. ftf Oegt. L-73 located II Paul A. Artelles Published Newport hearing. Your ap· Uw Pemii1 ZA-02·19 10< Pfopostd) and an ad· under !ht requlrtmtnl5 sons 1111eres1ed 1n lhtl o111r arnman 341 THE CrrY DRIVE, This 1t1tement was Beach·Coala Mesa peerance may be In ptr· Juan C Buitago, aulhor· mlnlltrative adiustmenl of the Catllorn1a melter ihall appear dallglllllan. I -:.:.:: ORANGE, CA 92803 flied with the County Dally Pilot June 21, 28, son or by your anomey lted agent for Bill StOIYI to .allow a 3· ell side Environmental Ouahty before this court al the ,_, prq111ty If VOU OBJECT_, the Cletk of Orange County 2002 f440 IF YOU ARE A CAEO· Ferrarrt of Orange 5e1bectc (5' requlrtd) for Act undef Clw 1, EKISI· hearing indicated below 111o119 II ... --4 to b& grW'lting ~ lhe petition. on 08/12/02 ITOR Of conllngent creel· County. for a 3,3'47 a new, two-ear garage. Ing Facllltin to show cause. II any, 125 •2nd·-~ you ahould appear at lht 2002Stl0e4-45 Flctltlou1 Buelneu it0< 01 the deceased, you square toot ·~ of localed 11 2530 West· use Permit No why tht petition for .,,_ ,... hetl1ng and Italia~ Olllly Pllo1 June 14. 21 , Name St.tMtent must Ille your claJm wi1h a motor, ve deatl I· minster Avenue In a Al UP2002-023 ii actled· change ol name lholJld IMdlllV.S Tn.mt or '""'' "Y'I· "llY' ...., "'"" ,,............. '"8 cou • 1 1 with a llc>Of area ratio de-temllnatlon. ••empt "'" ""' ..... -• ...... E ...... 28 ...... 5 """'"' F"'1 The ,,..,,_~-~-· ... rt nd ma I ershlp .n conjunc on zone Enwonmenlal c»-uled for rtvltw by the .......... ~an1 ..... .............._ ~ ._ with the COUit are doing as. copy 10 Ille personal rep-( ...., Pia Plan~ Oepattment ot NOTIC OF HEARING ,___ 11'1 • rJ ,... fie ri.tng YOIJf FlctltJou• Bu1lne81 Arnerbn Flnandal. 230 ,_.,la!IVe appoon18d by vi111on .30 pemvn...,, 5 nmng Appia· the City ot Newpon 011e 71'J{){?()(f2 11'1 ~lt0!9C9-h 1ppeet11a mlli be In Name Statement E 17th. Sit 211. Costa 1t1e court within lour ~1,4~~~!': lion PA-02·24 lor Bill Bw:h on or llltr Tues· T1me 2-00, Dept. L73 ._. ~ ft alW l*IOl1 °' by 'f04X The following ptl'SOrlS Mesa CA 92627 mon1hs from Ille dale ol C ronmental ~ llllhOriztd agent day. JUy 10, 2002 Wnt· The addr'ess ol 1ht COUl1 mnnan d111ign1L' I abOmey are doing bus111ess as Steve Seo "ShinhO", the first l6Suance o1 lee· 1 zone EnYI Norton, for a var· 1tn oommtnts or M'lput • same as noted aboll't 1n1.111CMn ,.,.__ S. If YOO ARE A O Zynt lnlenors. 18681 230 E 17lh, Sle 217, ten as provided in Pro-dl~~onC:C,':!.1 ~~~ related to tht PfOjtCl 3 A OlJfJ'I of ha Ordtf .. -' tie tnlda. tu CREDITOR or 1 Sliver Maple W1y, Santa Cosw Mesa. CA 92627 bat• Code stetlOl'I 9100 , ~-,.. 31 for lholJld bt IUOmitted 10 IO SllOW c.i-slltl tit ..W oowrwc a ltll nt cr9dltor of the Ana. CA 92705 Peter C Rodriguez, The time for filing c1a1ms .,_ Pemwl ..,.-02. reqvltecl panung could the ~ Depart· publllhed at leUl once ~. eiipw111 a ~~ ...,., mu••.... Otnile Marie Boston. 230 E 171ti, Stt 217, will not e11plre btfort aogaennt2"f'orn. 0aU11lonzugliel:1o ~~. m1nor"' ~ =:!!I>_! --io·bt""'!.!'. ttdl week lof tour~ W-. ~ * -· ,~ .. ,.,. 18681 Sliver Maple Co&ta Mesa. CA 92627 fOUf monttlS lrom lhl """ '""' --· ~-. •• """"' -r oess1ve weetcs priof lo pcnnr·o, or ==a~toCC:: Way, Santa Ana, CA This bustneu Is con· hnring dale nollce<I ~ T~·i: ::"i: ~•ooa::~ =-~n~~~ lht dalt set fo< ~ ~ _, PIY .,. panonal ~ 92705 dUoled by a timjted part. above. boat dalalllng under· 1 :irutlon ..... on lhe peCWon in the rwrrWr*1Q ~ un al ~ by the coun This business is con· nershlp YOU MAY EXAMINE neath and st0tage on ~d • ~~:m ~°!:'. proved ti the 11me of re· towing newspaper of tlt"'*(a).-andbyllld ...... mon .... from ducted by: an indivldual Have you atarttd tilt Ille kept by trit ooun 109 10, the eJClatlng sllJra and an artist's SIU-view, lht appeal peliod general elreutation, o.d dTr ... • 1rtn11 """ .,,. Have you s1aned ~ business yerl No II you are a ptfllOO In-Bemaclt Bill's boat bu»-of 14 days will begin ponied in this oounty: ·-lht date d 1"1.1 luuenc:e doing business yel? Shinho Steve Seo terested in 11\e eata1t. dlo C,.· located 11 from tha1 dell. dunng Tht Daily Pilol, 330 ~~ ~ ~, d leeer1 ~ Yea, May 1, 2002 This s1a1emen1 wu you may file with tile P~~OC:~~nu!t 1~~ ~zone ~ Which 11me any 1n· Weal Bay Sbeel, Colla _, • .......,. ---Prabe1ll __.., OtniSt Marie Boston flied with lht County ooun a RtQUest fa< Spe-i.resttd perty or their Mtu, CA 92627 11'1· llllilrtw tlrmtdtlt 91 00. The time lof Hing This staterntnt was Clertl ol Orange County eial Notice (form OE· ::? ~~~~"'!';. cMtttmlnlllofl iaempt authonted agent 19· DATE: JUN 1S. 2002 o.d d Ti\llt, -*'-II delrna will nol axplra hied wilt\ tht County on 06/18'02 154) ol lhe ftllng of an In-If any ol ~ grieYed ol that deolbl JUDGE RICHARD 0. .... dWllll ft bebe few months from C1erf1 o1 0rwige Cc:ulty 2002ft07134 11'91110ry and ~ of '';P1 Minor Otaign R• :::'::rt .• '3'. challtnge may fie • nollct ol ~ FRAZ.EE.. SR. .....-d tit ~ the hllMg date nodctd on 0&()6I02 Deily Piiot June 21, 28, estate 1ssetS Of o1 M'f ZA-02-32 lof R·~ Nmit9d ......., PHI to lht Plennlng ~ OF TJIE SUP£· ftaltlt.,.cnmdby abolle. 20021105712 M 5, 12, 2002 f4# pet11lon 0< eocounl as view _d, may ba lo ~·1 Comrnaion With• fling ._.. COUA1"' 11111 o.d d TNll t>Wt YOU MAY EXAMINE fie Daily Piiot Juoe 14. 21. provided in Probate Jurtacll, authorize lhoN luutl IOflMIOM ftt of $741 00 IO dllnty Jtan Malt• Sumpter s1ee.-..ee Thi Ne kept by lht c:ourt If 28, July s, 200? F432 Flctltloua eualnffl Code sect10n 1250 A =:• :; ~ = ~~Illa~ lhe coat of lh• appeal AKA Rtbec:ca JNnnt ~ "* uld you are • peraon Name Statement Request for Spec:aal No-tdd1tlon to an ex111ing ttee °' In writltn CO<· procedure OtMatteo. 2438 ~ o.d d Tl\lll lltNtJb9 lntenJs1ed in !he a lale. Flctltlou1 Buelnt81 The lol'~-~s lice form is available i......._t ,1 .... ~ _........_. ............. td Tht appltcallOn and Avt • Colla Mesa, S ..,..., ·-· ... -... rt ......... • ''¥"""' &m•1Y res..,..._.., r • ....,.... ....... -..,..,,...., devtloprnenl plant of 92927 ~ ft dltwel9d ., you may ._ with Iha Name t.tement are doing as· .. om u ... cou ....... ~ located at 3119 Suma1r11 to tM P1&nft1~ Com-~~~ W:: ~ ~i= or. .~~~~":.n~ ~~~~n No~~n·~~;~~ :~c:.:1MW: ~~~ ~~~~o~m:~ .. ~1 ~-~1·~ 10· ;:~.=, ~ ~~~~~ ::r: °'"9ld far S., ftf a 1 ) of the1111ing of an t) OornalnsNelttcom, Avenue «39, Mllhtlm. MAYO, COUNTY termination· tHmpl For furtMt Information "-.._,i is& ..., Halm " Dlllt..t lnvenlolY and appt'llul b) domalnNexteom. e) CA 92807 COUNSEL. and 5 Minor Design A11· on lhe above IPC)lica· :nt, P~~i~ ~ 5. 12, 19, 200? F4 ftf ~to M Thi of tatateaeMtaordany myOlseounlDomalns.co Andera Conlraellng JAMES C. HARVEY, view ZA-02·34 for Soon ttona, ttlaphone (714) ~·1 ••• ..,....... Fktltk>us BullMM ..... .s callld .., petition ()( ICCOUl1t .. m, 22• Conzumet Ct . Comp1ny (CA), 1261 DEPUTY. 341 THE Fullerton, lo txpend lht 754-5245, Of' cal lht of· =var~ :;:~pon Name StM9mlnt Nalm d ~ ft prcMded In Probate Laguna Beach, Calll0t· North Lakeview Avenue ~. ~~N~~; 8g! exlSbnQ MOOnd floor ol a la of the Plannlng B11eh, Calltornla. The foloWlnQ l*"tOfll Blclall ., a.I ., bl Codt Sedlon 1250 A nie 92651 1439, Anaheim. CA 92eg3 1tngi.lamily rHiOenot, DMlion, Room 200, 71 92659-1768 For IUrthef .,. ~ ~ a l9CGldld In flt a:AXtt RtqUMt for SptCltl 22~~~z~mtlE~.· 92807 Published Newpon ~r-'· .!-1 an'ZTZ7A1~ CFllra'·fomlO!Ma • eo.ia Mtla. lnformlllon c:ontact the A IO ear.. 17222 .._. flt M PQPll1y II Node» bm Is aVlilable This bultneu Is con· Btach·Co11a MtH "'"""' "' 4~-" Newporl Btecl\ Plan-Glf1Q9f l.JI., ~on a.t ftf ,.;... f*1 trorn the courtc:lett. Laguna Baaetl. CalifOt· ducted by a OOfl)OrttiOn Delly Pllol June 24. 28, Environmental dt· Publllhed Ntwpon ning Oepanmtnt at Beech. CA 92637 ~for P9lltioner nie 92651 Have you Sllt1td ..... """"' ··F·16 lemwnallon Hemp! BHCh·Co•I• Meu (949) 644-3200 Rodolfo Jimmy Sane· .... mcnlW Mwe FORREST F WOlFE Oyalal l Elletty, 224 doing buslnesa yet? ,,,.., 1• sws ,.. '" IS Minor Condrtional ~ Pilot June 28. NOtt: Tht ~ Mz, 6681 ~ l.JI --' ..._ IUdl 1055 N. EUCUO AVE. Cozumel. Laguna Y11, <>9113/2000 AVAILABILITY OF UM Penntt ZA-02·35 for ~ f'52 ol lhis notict •paid l'om WM111• ..... CA 92683 = ~ ONTARIO, CA 91782 ~· ~ 11 ~ Andera Contreeting REQUEST FOR Consolldaled Atelau· .,., .. P.._U_B_L_l_C_A_T-I0--1..N,;:,... a fling 1M colltcMd trom Thia bullf'lt11 11 con- Condna. Inc.. a gr::. 07~t~. ducted by husband and f po:!'!)'ny, Jim Anderl. PROPOSAL FOR =orf!ed~=i 1~; Nllie ~ wt1 ba the p~ Ntwp0r1 ~tby. y'(;u ~ Trume 221117 Old C... CHI-41*'-wlla This 11111ement -s BRIDGE SEISMIC Mirtha F Benvenuti. htld by lhe Colla MIA BHch·Coata Mtu doir\g ~ v-'/ No Al*, Yorba &.-. CA ~BEACH/COSTA Have you started flied w11h lht County RETROFIT TA, lo modify lht ~ Commltllon al Dally Pilot Junt 29, Rod6lfo Jimmy Stlnchtz 1a17 Ttllllhanl !Unbtr: ~ l'ILO dvotng 21bu2/2000alntn yet? Clertl of Orange County ANALYSIS Pfevlous con<itlOnal use City H • n Fair OIMI. ~ ™9 This statement wu (714) 292-2424 S. LN "· 1 1 on 08/17"°2 The City of Newport permit lo dow Wtr4(1 Costa Meta. Clllfomla, flled wilh the Counly •1it111illcw< {714) 2112-Fictitious Bualneas Manaour M. Elsetfy 200211oe125 Baeeh desires to In· im.111ru window to re-at =J:·· or u aoon CfTY Of Cltftl of Orange Co\Mlry 3430 \oMlrl f11t11o. va Heme St.tement This itatement was Daily P'11o1 June 21. 28, wsligale if any ol lhe fol-main open until 1 a.m.. u therMft• on NEWPORT BEACH on 05fJOl"2002 ~ ASVPf 40270 The -............ persons llfed with tht County Jutt 5, 12, 2002 F444 towing Clly·owned _, days a Wttll. ~ Moncl9y, J4W/ 22, 2002. NOTICE 20021904"3 Ol!f2Ml2. 07I06/C1l. .,. --.U:-u ~~C>renoe Counly br~houtd bt regarding tilt lollowtng INVITING BIDS Oelv Piol June 28 J4Jly 0711~ a.) ASV Proe,erty 20021903133 Flctltloue Bullne11 11..-..... ~~ IO mMI FINI> ~ UH Ptt· S..itd bldl may be 5. 12. 19, 2002 F459 .::..:.==------~. ~:s::r:l.v Prop-Dally P'llol Jutlt 14. 21. N.,,,. Statem.nt ::'i'C.:::) ~ . an --ml(. PA--02·1• fOf Riley rec:iei¥ed .. flt olllct of CeJI Claatlleilll TMly TRUSTEE SAi.£ NO. 702080 LOAH NO. S6170 ertiat, e.) 29. Ju!v 5. 2002 F434 Tht followtnQ pef'IOnS tral H-....ay Admlnls· 1hro191 duslfil Clark. authO<Utd 8Qt11t ll'it City °"'11, 3300 (Mt) ..... -517' NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SAi.£ YOU ARE IN Mortgage, 4 aa. are doing bu1i1ta as ;;:==""=m===:.!..:======:.!...:======:.!.=======..:.!:=~=-==:::::: OEFAUlT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DAttO !Mni, CA 112614 NOTICE Of t ) BMcll Ute Publtee· 111311897 UNl.ESS ·YOU TAKE ACTlOH TO Altxandtr S. Velendl, PUIUC HEARING lions. b) LaguN Lit, e) PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY IE SOl.O 4 Andlua. Irvine, CA Nollet II hMby giYtll Laguna Niguel Ult, d) AT A PU8UC SALE. If YOU NEED AN 921114 lhll hi c Cotn)ll of Capistrano Beach Lift, ~TION OE THE NATURE Of THE Thie bualntu It con· l!y t) Dana Polnl BMch PROCEEOIHO AGAJHST YOU, YOU SHOUlO dUcted by. an lndlvldu.s ~Cl~ ~~ Lite, f) Rancho Santa CONTACT A LAWYER. On 7111/2002 • t:OO NA. Have you lltrtt d va.catlon of a waler Margarita Ult, g) lrvlne MAX DDA\A.T M.IWtCU ~TIOM.. M doir1ll bulltltSI YWI? No tUemtnl. Tht vaeallon Liie. h) Ml .. lon Viejo ~ ...... T"'*9 under end ~to 0eect Altxandtr S. Vthndl II ..... Liie. I) Hunt-on BMdl ... ... ........................ ,."7. • ~ No. .......... statement w.. proe»11 WI ... con· Uf s.".,,.,.•·-·-"' ,._ ,_...., .,..., ' -.......... ................ ,_ '·-duettd pursuant lo Iha •. l) n .,....,...,,1. 1 .. 104104101 In ~ .,.._ ot umum ,_ .. "' IMtd with 1ht County Cellfomla Strttl and Liie. k) Stel Betch l.119. the OfllCI °' 1111 County Recxlrd9I' d OrMQt at1t1 of Onlngl Courtly ~ Code Stdion I) Allio Vlelo Utt, m) ~ 6'119 -CllrOmla. • ~ .., Cyntlla on CIMW2001 ll3llo : Public: Stl'Hll, Ntwpon L111, 13$ N/:ttl1 S.. ...,., • l'lllWNd .....-n. M '* IOll 2002tt06144 Highways and Sarvlct CrtHnt Bay. Laguna Ind ....... PfOPl"Y, WLL SELL AT PUIUC o.lly Plol June 7• 14• Easements Vacation Btldl. CA 92851 AUCTION TO. HIGHEST llDDEA FOR CASH. ......... Sharon Vendle. 135 CASHIER'S CHEa<JCASH EQUlllALEHT OI otter Law • ,,. wlJtr .._ lofm ot ~ ~ .. 2924h(b). ~ Flctttlou9 Bus6neea "*" propoetd lo bt :," d8~~ IC tme ot Ille In i.M lllOMY of lie UnAad .._), Heme Stalllment vacated la ~ Thia tlullMu II con- st lie ...... to flt ~Cly Hll. 300 Elet The tollowtnll PMorll ~ certain ....,. di.a.cl by: en lndMcbl ~ a::;:·to<>::9',.;. ~ byT W: = .. ~ ~ 11: "**· e.oo,... wide. 1n Have you 11antd Died ot TNtt In 1!e ~ 11tU.-s In Mid ~A.) -T ~~ ~Clty"-~ty~ ~r~~ No ~ end ... dilcrlbtd -~ dleCltbed In ' ""' ...... ' """ "' Tl\19 .. 1 t lie lb0"9 Died ot TNlt AP* 41'"822.1). Tiie ~e·.... VI , CA -ioa S1a1e of Cellfomll. a tmtn Wtl STARTING ANEW BUSINESS??i .-..,._ Ind .., oommon ~. ' ·~ ~ \"'") .... for wlltr tint purpoaea ~ :lttl~ County ot lie 1911 ~ dalalled ilbowe II ._... •• ....., • ,. aa cledlcettd per Tract OtJ11eifil-..,-CcMlly ~to be: 2W Polt c.....= ,...... Oelioutn Ire t , CA No 1237 and 11 lflOWft on 200HI072IO • • • ll9dl. CA t291Q. Tiie undlf -nu.a mfe on 1 "'IC> ltltt90f llltcl '" Oely Plol June 21 21. ...,m. tn; .-Yb In; lilOOI•--ot flt Tllll bullllMe II oon· ~of«>.~ .. ~~.~ • .lift 5, 12, 2002 t+M • • • • • • • • ......... end C11W CIDfMIOfl SI Ill ll9ol'.t ~ Gd9d by. a QOl'POl'llllOI• ~v ..,,_,_...,., --· --· --- In;, tflOlllft ,..._ llld .. • i. medli ""' Have you atarttd .._In flt olllclt of flt ,.._ OIMW!l • ..,,.,., .. 11 tot.,,...,, doing bueinN• ytt? ~ ~ ~~ ._...... -.......... ot ~ to v-. 4f2MXI Counfy ....... ._ ..... ,_ ._-..,.....~ aum or 11e ~ ,: f;:o :=-:1~ d•· ._... .., .:=..., 1n ~ ii> :.., r Prtlldent/C£O The nor11..-.y 4.00 ......... ,,,_.,. ~·•> ..._, afll tlmll rll-fl TfUIC..... 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PleUM-rrport any t'rror tlint 111oy lw in your do•11ifa.-d ud i111111rtliu1rl). 'llw D11ily Pilot uct:t>pM 11t1 li11bilit\ for 1111v c·rror i11 on aclwrti•<'l;11•111 for. ••l1icl1 it ma~ he• n·:-fKJ1h il1lc· rxc·t'pl for tJ1e l"ml o( tltt' "l'm·c• 111"111011~ o<·,·upil'tl hy t llf' l'm1r. C1c·cl it rnn 0111~ 114' ullm1•£•cl for tlw By Fax (9<t<>) (,:J 1 -6:;9~ ByPhone (Q'l9) 642-5678 By Mall/In Pen.a: Wednesday ........ Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ...... Wednesday 5:00pm (Plra"" indmtr your 11Mrnr 1111tl phour n11mhrr oncl •r'll 1·1111 pf,tbm·k •i1h a pri4'1' 11001r ) 330 Wctit &>'. Street Costa ~esu~ CA 92627 ,\, N"'JXI" Blvd. & Bay St. Friday ............. Thursday 5:00pm Saturday .............. Friday 3:00pm fin-1 in~c·rti<>n. Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ................ Friday 5:00pm ~· -- , Gl: EO\JAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ·. . Alt rul estite adWf11S1no in this llllWSP'P8f Is subject to the Federal Fair Hous1no Act of 1968 as amended which makes ii illegal lo advertise "ally preference. hm1tatlon Of discflmlnatlon bued on rac;e, color. rellO· t0n. sex. handteap, familial slalus or national 011gln, 01 an inlenlion to make any such preference. limitation or discrimination." This newspaper will not knowingly accepl any advertisement tor real estate which Is In violation of the law. Our readers are hereby Informed lhat all dwellings aovertlsed In this newspaper are available oo an e<iuaf awortuntty basis To complain ot discrlml· nation. all HUD toll·lree al 1 ·800-42H590 1·:7.11 NEW UST1HG loc on Bllboe II. tm 100 '* loc. o-.lad lot • 2119 ' 2llf t be ""' Lo11 Vance RHltor 94M73-40&2 735-10'4 REDUCED 1175,000 4Br 3Ba lg din rm/erea Frplca on llv & dill rm. Wiiii· on Cio5ets There are many fru~ trees linlrlg the dock. 2 car anacn gat $3,300,000 Melissa cell 818-970-3232 Kim Buton olflce 818·242-68$4 Cea 818·970-5t36 home office 818-240-5 t 36 II 1 •• , II 101 • 216 FJ • July Compltllon lot ------- only New Home For Nit I I on Belboe ltllnd. 2·1104Y. 11 "°':lam lrench doors ope111ng to 16 Vlr18fllll gorgeous front porch. kitchen wnh ~. 1 with 38ra 2.Sbaths, liil Index ~so B a9·4M 470. 478 BEACOH BAY Net, ct.I 1 bf 1 be, cloN to Illy. 11~ Ho plt/lllloU MH75-615t Lervt 1 Btl (775 SF) Aoat1ment homll l'I 1111 Hur1 of Newpolt All newly remodeled wrlh custom upg11du CelMllC * Ill kildlln, mirrored wardrobe doors, micros, tic Pita are Wt4comtl st.rting • $1.230. 888-224·68'46 2tk T...,_ IV Fashion l~EANFAONTI 2c OlflO' pool &= NB 2bt 1bl. ecroa lrom S1850frn0Ptucl Ca , ~ S117Sm 1'2 1A11 5611 BJ Johnlon 949-nl-01 Seashore. 949-64~9357 UDO ISLAND 29f 281 Avlll now Apt N8 Penln single family holM. MW lhr 2'lf 211e, wild, ~ ""'- catJ181, 2c Olf, W/O hk-ups ~ co.) Sl50l'll t S199&m IQ! 949-675-4912 .1:~=:::i:·~":: .. :;:.'23-=2m=- ~~= 1-... ~1 Bkr MM424'50 • • Lg 1Br ,_... Oflled, pooj HUNTIHGT°" BEACH 2bf 211e ~. Hgllta s~~ tennis, gym, view. wt1t 10 bell P~·~P T. Bldgs. great area ..... new, va........ Sl500+fmo 141641 tMI -... attlck lftOlt cell1ngs. tile countars·top, Ml-350-IW OW1'lf Nationwide USA sumy & bnte 949-76().1713 ' 9-4H56-9705 wor1t center. pantry & nook, !:Wil,Y IOO!ll, custom stone powdef room, orculer Ital!· flooring kilchen, ptantatton I I way lo second floor front Prlcld l9ducld llO,OOO :...nctels.~::::...;comm=_.pooj=-&-spas-115 IQIMD~,.-master 8', din, ful bl. plus CUllOm 31)( 3 :.V41>1. 2 llOly S61'9tl Bkr 714-560-8430 Al IBf 2 more bi's SpecllWtlr horn, pool, cioll IO hatbor 714--496-4959 (cell roollop dedl 8111 twdMly beadles Onvt by • ~JlmlWy 300lq ft • eo.11 lltlL ~ale bath. lreewey cloee. $400(mo .......... 115 R!!lty. MM7!1-2'M 3384t Blie ~ ap.i Slit I Sc.ti lz..f Emit or Shlton II V.,..,._ CO¥lllld Pt 8Mdt a a., IS *211 I :;HomuOr~~ 2:$~~ ~.': ~ 1:~1 f~liJFl:~1 1 • 310 Loc*out ac.iNot111 View i...r:-.. 1PP10X 3400'lf 310 ~ $1,350,000 Sllfd Meuttr, IOI '4H15=3156 ' ll'Nlh9kll19 Vltwt Sj>acious & open CU51om home Beck yard petadiM, file pit, pool, 1P1 & ~ A wOltd ot style. ofteted e Sl.799,995. egta Pal.II & Charlene ~~2055, ?49:248-8348 Viol CHltA COYE COHOOS 28r 28a. 2c gar, wd, frig, New Clrpft'pallt. $2350 lse no peVamk Opetl SaVSun, 323 Dahlia Pl 9-49-219-0437 873-5226 • I . I iie-·--1 ... ~ . .• V.,..._ Condo Fum'd Ntwoor1 .._,. (2) OfllClll 1 i:REE tor 11C!9tarlll lllW:I bulllllSI Via Lldd H!wpoct Blvd 94~ 723-6485 ~llldc> ~1= I• •••••-n I 114-il6M161 &n41t~ "------"'· .......... Lt • ... ....,." .. .., "*· a :L:-" I~ • Readl 80,000 Homes Eadl Week For Only $32 per week (4 wt<, min.) c.11 Lewi I • at 642-1678 x24 Run your ad in the Newport Beach-- Costa Mesa Daily Piiot and the Huntington Beach Independent to reach OYer 100,000 homes. Fu us this form Yt1th your credit card # ot mail wtth a check today! Run for a week! If ycxr car does not sell, we'll ""It for another week~ All for just $18' . • ' C1IA P£ASIAH KITIEN. Puri·ftet ~Giii .. w/copper ey11. Aft Shota 4mo $400. 94i-'5t·2025 ••• --------------------, D YD, IB1 MY CAR I ""'"""o"" o ... a ... AlllllOUPlrltWll lam -.... .... __ .-.-....""""' a.~ a ........ a._._,, ,__....;.__ 1 Ov.t C....,..C,..., ~_._ OIWuew 8...,°""" ..... a ....... 1.11m1-. ..... 8 ....... o_ ... •a..... C..Ci11911 a., .... 8----sa-. BCllllllll~ """""" --............ .., .... ..... 1 .. ........ Dolly Pilot . . -, -. ...J F ''1"-' ~.., .-, . • j . ' .. ·· ....,. .. _ ... 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C11 CO blllla ol WM, ::ne •: .:.c,lllllc:o:: Toll FREE 1~153 _(1~~. m,.- IOt woOOng PT eallng lot •-------1100> ....-= =94=:.,~ I~ LSDW= I C.-.:EIOCndO ... -• V8, ledler, llAI pcMll, low Atc..,clonlll·P/T poattlon miles, 1 owner, vtry clean It responslbte ~~teling F,... :re=' tMt (807287fJ714P) 119,988 CUSIOl!llta alld NAHAS ~ lnCOmlng c:ah '" a lpllfOV • HOH PROm (800) MH5t2 professional effii:lent DEBT CONSOLIDATION ---"=-=:.::::::~- l!llnrier llld .... w1lh CALL Cedllllc El Dofldo 'tt lldrT*1 lllb Wile -1-1M-7M-»31 Low 34k Iii. blll*. lu1h« ITll4'e-fnM, -cotnplitll 24 hour c.oneylt!l!on (~ $21,988 profiaency MS WOid Excel N All AS and Microsol1 Ovtloolt 1-POWER I llOOI MH5t2 Please contact usa Veale BO ,.18 949-833-8600 or tu re· ,. Ctdllllc ~ 'tt sume 949-B33-93S--VB. mmt ccnd, mull '"· IUll power, leather, tow pkg WO<k From Homt $1200-DUFFY 11FT PACKET (41474413759P) $26,986 Sj>ort moOll, lHk ralla, NAHAS f~~~~"' .,;::_ brass fltt!nOI, mint cond, 11991 t!Hff2 $10,900 MN8M23t aua:eucycl! com/eerr1 C.-.C a.viii ST8 'f7 PlllM 111-M IN lllllnge Ill ttlll adllOOtY INIY ~ you to cell • toO numlMr In wlllcll .... ii • chatgl .,., minute. NANNY Plf90NI ~ Enervehc: outgoing otOviclual w/trctlllnt reterenc:tt 1Ylillbll !Cf HoutlylP'T/FT poe;. llOft wlfll family or busy execu11v1. Elperlenced wtth children, houMflold rMNlgllllltll & 1191 c-. Errendt Wel1 Otglllat<I and VlfY elf1c1tn1 lnqv1rts 949·645·3160 or k)'l'll0041101n1>< com 1t90, Duffy lift, tllctrlc V8 J)'-. cc. Iii. pcMll bolt, grNI cond., NM sell$, IM!hlf, ca-. greet, new top, ~ w/ (~12f>} $15,988 !!!WY "900 MM14-4724 NAl~RS SUP up IO 50'1 (cw1r .. J $'9CXYmo. s 18 plf ft water/electnc, near lJdo 8f!c!oe. 94H7H128 llOOI ~ Clltvroltl Sllvltldo '94 4x4, low miln, auto, V8 (227B7913818T) s 10,988 NAHAS llOOI NM5t2 a.,y Caprice '12 New bllltry, lull amoged, needs some body W01L $1500 94t-54U7• CHEVY SU8URBAN '11 Loedld, cltln, low, low ml (111M47) ..,.. Tlllodor. Roblnt Ford 800-213·1388 Dodge '"""*1 11 3.5 ve. I :...,. ,.,. __ _.. I bk>ligrerv 1 tnni.. · tuny loaded, vwv ~''"""'° bea111rlu ongloal cond11ton. IVANSISUVS 54995 vm8792'1 Bkr -• 949·586·1888 SMALL JOB EXPERT DUNCAN ELECTRIC ~Relpot1ll ~ 20 Yeat1 Experience L#275870 949-650-7042 Dirty Worti Uncllclpt Co. Maintenance, Llwn Alrat· Ing, Spnnkltr T un.-Upal Rtpa1rs, CIHll-Ups and tnstaffalion 11'·1~ dlrtrwOl'kllnclectpt.COlll TrH 81r1,lce Yard Cleaoup, Malnlenanct, apMldtr ttptlr & hlUling. !MM50-§781 Bridge By CHAALES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH A BIT MORE f,QUAL East-WM vulnerable. South deals. thb deal Which can you id'fonl w tty. and Whicfl not? NORTH ., .. ~A963 0 8"2 •AQ96 WEST EAST • K JI 5 • 10 9 7 3 2 ~-'1 .:i K7 0 0 J lt 6 <> K 9 5 •K'.82 •753 SOlTl'lt . +AQ Q Q/1085 0 A7J •J .... 1be b1dcbnr. NOflh 'a jump 10 lhtec hcam was invitational. South hid just enough IO ~i led the queen of ~. winch was allowed to wan. Declarer won the dllunond conunuaoon m hand and 1'111 the queen o( hearts IO Eu's kina. Ease cashed the Icing of diamonds then shifted IO a r:pack. Declarer insened the queen, IOllDJ IO l!ul's king, In the fullneu of ume declarer sucocssfuHy hnc~sed WCSf for the king of clubs to ge1 ou1 for: down one. 1\vo of the lhtec OllC$9Ca were ncc- ~'lllr)'. Only the spedc finesse was futile! Since dec~r hid losl fWO SOllfH WEST NOR'rn EAST diamond tricks and a bean alrc:ady, ·~ .... 4v ,._ ,_ ,._ the contract could no4 succeed if the ,_ club finesse weie IO fail. Bui with all Opening lud: Queen of 0 the llllermediale club spou m the combined holding, should the club fil'ICS!C succeed, South woold be able 10 discaid the queen of spades on a winning club. Therefore, South should nave riJen with the ace or lpide$ when East switched to that suit. drawn the ouutllldma trumps and then banked everydling on the club finesse, bringina home the bKor'I. Mathematic.ally. all fane5SC3 have an cqu.al chance of Jucceu. ln the ptay ol the hand. other factors come 111io consideration: Some you can afford to la.e. odlcn you cannot; Ind sometlmes you can lft'ord IO lose a finesse to one defender but no4 the other. There are multiple ftnmeS on l•cml Dodge Neon '15 4dr, pa, orly 48k. low ~· Wll liken Cll9 °' ~ f.2888 + tu a lie. ' mill lhll buy1 Tomato ~ Sales 714-431-1'31 FORD ASPIRE '95 AT, AC, Cleen (t=~ S317• AoClllll Ford eoo.m-1• FOAO EJ50 't1 Viti COii- version, 460 ci, tr11llr lowing l*g. lull pwr, new brls, 4 ~ cllllrl. bid, TV, VCR. C8, rnfwlll !Cini cond. S 500/obo. 94M40-5002 2! ~l!m FOAO f·150 XCAll 'M F-150 Eddie ...... loedld FOAO TAUAOS UI 'W Land Rowtr OllCO¥lry full pwr, lllv, dnl wNI .... I 'W 48k mi. M tac:! (259MI) ...,. wan, 8rllltnl Bllcl!/grey Tlllodcn Robllll Ford lllv, cllll lllOOll !Ool, dV'Ollll 800-293-1311 --,. ... ~ rl Ford TIUrut SE ve ... amkt, S2•.2SO vt 97421 3811 ml, mtllllic 111Ytr, :::Bkr:::...: .... =ozs....:.:=1'JI:µ:... __ lll!l'lm caas, like new cond. LMd "°"" ~ 11 fantastic value, 16.995 66k ml. ltvtt~ llllr, CUI 1276541 Bltr 94~586-1888 moontOOI, btlutilul orlglnel lika MW condition, 1119115 GMC SIEJIRA .. 495751 Bkr ........ 1. Ell Clb. vs. "°'"' grty (55844513844) sf 7,998 LlnClolll , _ Cir .. NASERS Low 1311 nll. whee. 1111111v llOOl ~ mull •. 1 owner GM SAFARI '00 (7l~AI Sl9.91!8 Low 2911 !TM, wllite. rear lir, (800) !4HM2 pmtoua "'1111. co & mcn1 !522734/3802n s1s,988 NABlRS 1800) M&-5512 MBZ C2'0 Sedlrl '91 Smoke sawl w/C(eme lthr. Only 56k ml. FUI r/#1 $20,980.00 •11511 . Friday, June 28, 2002 )9 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE (ll00511) tlf7I Tlltodon Aobllll Ford IC)0.293-1~ Hondl CMc DX 'M 2dr "*>. Pl co pla)'ll ucec>- bOnaly cilan, runt grul llnt ,,.. llA plice S3988 + tax & lie. Tomato hlib Siles 714-437-1931 ":~~ 1-...... 11-==11 -CAl-C• 1 MercedM MOSL .. ,.,.,..,,. ,..._... _ IVt• II I _ Cnt1111 pufl, wtliteltan ltht, sliowTm flroughout. ctvm. 2 IOp! $17,500 714-751·2'64 FOAO FOCUS UI 00 Al*>, AC, ci.i ~Jew. 111,m Aoblne Ford 800·293·13M Ford Muetang Conv ... 8lacM* tlhr MtJIC _, $13.980 117959 PHIWPS Al/TO t4H74-!?Z7 FOAO MUSTANG '97 Aloya, ""' clMll (1=.l,,. $197& Rolline Ford 800-293-13" FOAO TAURUS Gl 'f7 A6*, e cyt, M llWf (3097t) m7I Tileodcn Aobllll Ford m:m-1• Whnlvw You Heidi Alpllrl of 111 typee. FtOm the roof to the b&lemlnt& ~lnbetween CAU.MEU. 949-887· 1097 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN 20 Y8111 ~ I'm Your H•ndyman MM5H525 Mn ' .. -,-.--•··.· . 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Ulld ..... hold goOdl mMr1 ~ lhelf P.U.C. Cll T IMl1blf; lmol l .nd cheuffefl print tlllr T.C P. IUl'l1* lnll~• " ~ r.e • cii--b .......... lly d • mawt, ho or~. Gii P\8.IC UTUT1E8 c~ 714-551-4151 FIND Oldlnlollllt Auronl ... VB, luMy loaoed. lull pwr. lilv, GM c.rt. (115802/3760Pl $11,988 NABERS 18001 t4H5l2 Ponllec FlNlllrd .. T-T op, black, many IX1rlS (2166nl3849n $9.988 NABERS 17141 540-ll 00 CUT 6 ROLL PAINTING .,.,"",,.. ~ Protonlonal Painting ~ .... tm•Jl*Mlr Item 'Mt' 1 I CillrP,,, I Aabllbll·O... c-. ...... c. <9'1)14'3CJOI Cell...,.,. S.. l5SE TUrtlo 11 2fik ml, lull tact warr. dtrll melallle blue moonrool. CO. garaged ~1mkr like new, S18.995 Vt7117S41 Btu 949-se&-1888 vw Cllwio 'f7 White, GrNt tun conY $10,980 117950 PHIWPS AUTO MM74-1777 IM_l~~eilot ... -=: e;: ~1= to~ Catt toda:tt to pl-•~ ed Cta...._. ... 942 .... Te ....... , ,_ Pl'D•11ral Cllung'e Pllnllng 21Vr np HOMEST I R!ASOMAILE Great Prlell Gutllnlff Pl.UlllEA L'50658e ~ WOii! • FIN &l. 1.137560'2 oft labor Small f9Pl!l1 714-538-153! 7f380.2945 714-23H150 -. .... ,,. .. . . ~ . . . ' . .. . . . . • . . . . • MERCURY l At This Net Co~t (609122) 1 At Thi s Payment (J33595) '01 MERCURY GR.AND MARQUIS Loaded, Great Buy, lmmac Cond. (45ML 153) . '97 MITSUBISHI ~000 GT Leather, Ch.rome Wheels, Loaded! (002554) l'O(f FORD RANGER'SUPERCAB 4-Door, 4.0L V-6, AT, CD, Bed Liner (A41522) '99 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Ivory Pearl, Clean (4GFM017) '01 FORD CROWN VICTO~IA 11K Miles, Sharp (4RZJ357) •13 950 •13 950 •.14 950 •14 885 •15 885 •17 950