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Home My WebLink About2002-07-02 - Orange Coast Pilot., . . .. ..... After some early morning fog and • drizzle, the sun will shine and highs wfll range from tM low to . upper70s. S-P ... 2 SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CON\N\UNmES SINCE 1907 ON nti WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM New fishing r~g . could ·sink dory fleet • Prohibition on rockfish may kill fish market that bas been a Newport Beach fixture for 100 years. .IWM C.ngrande DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -A federal ban on catching rock.fish off much or Ute Pacific Coast is threatening to end the century-old tradition of the dory fishermen and 'could also limit other ocean-based businesses. The Pacific Fishery Management Council on Friday called for the in· season ban, which took effeCt Mon- day, on catching rock.fish in waters~ 120 feet or deeper. Rock.fish specieS- include black coo, various types of rock cod, black gill roc.klish, thorny heads, which are called Pacific red snapper, sculpin and king fish --;-the very species on which Newport's his- toric dory fleet depends. The ban has been published in the Federal Register, the final formal· ity that put it into ettect on Monday. "It's kind of brutal in my view,• fishermal'l Steve Esct>bar said. Escobar catches crab, lobster and fish not affected by the ban, and sells his catch at the Dory Aeet Market. But the ban, in effect, puts that mar. ket out of business. which in tum essentially puts Escobar out of busi- ness too. Escobar identifies himself as the newest member of the Newport Beach dory fishennen. For the last eight years, Escobar has been part of this fleet of six families whose histo- ry as the dory fishermen extends back to 1891. Setting out on their small dory boats by about 1 a.m. every morning, '" For more information on the federal ban on rockfish, visit the Pacific Fishery Management Council's Web site at www.pcoun- cil.org or call (866) 806-7204 . the fishe rmen eke out a modest liv- ing but a good life selling the day's calch fresh at the market on the beach near the Newport Pier. The chance to buy some of the freshest fish around, along with the Old World-charm of the Dory Ae~t Mar- ket, has drawn locals ·and tourists ali ke for more than 100 years. "This looks really unfortunate " Escobar said. - With such short notice that their SEE DORY PAGE 4 ALE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT Jim Baker attaches his boat to a trailer as he finishes an early morning at the dory fishermen landing at the Newport Pier. Web site comes - . under scrutiny •Members of a county tolerance commission have joined a Costa Mesa discussion group where allegedly racist postings have been made. Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT PHOTOS 8Y DON lEACH I OAll.Y PILOT COSTA MESA -Thro members of a countywide commission designed to-promote education and communi- cation among cultures joined a popu- lar local Web site this week to learn more about it and research allegedly racist and homophobic contributions by a few members of the city's Human Relations Committee. • Hockey playen EWott Thacker, left; and Cory Adler arrange fireworks on shelves at the Newport Harbor tee and roller hockey fireworks stand. Sales from the booth raise funds for their hockey tea.ms at Newport Harbor High School Barbara Hunt and Bob Cerince. both 'staff members of the Orange County Humart Relations Commis- sioQ, were assigned to watch and contribute to the Web site after a volatile meeting of the city commit- tee last week. Fireworks sales ignite Hunt said she joined the Web site, at groups. yahoo.coml group!Con- cem edCostaMesaCIUzens, to read some of the allegedly intolerant posts made public by a handful of residents at the meeting. Stands across Costa Mesa begin raising funds · for various groups by selling the festive pyrotechnics PeulCHnton DAILY PILOT P atriotic.fireworks were the toaet of the , town Monday as pyrotechnics went on sale in Costa 'Mesa -one of only four Orange County cities where they can be sold legally. Morning Glory sparkler-like fireworks, pin- wheels and loud Piccolo Petes were bought aplenty at the Red Devil stand in the Stater .. Brothers parking lot off Newport Boulevard. But Fourth of July revelers also picked up the colorful American Spirit, stand proprietor Ruth Hams said. "It has lots of red, white and blue tcolored sparks),• Harris said about the American Spir- it. "It's been popular.• , Stands were also selling the New Yorker nay -a collection of fireworks emblazoned ., •, SEE FIREWORKS PAGE 4 A popular and tiny firework called the Spook Ught adorns the shelf. Mira Ingram, who led those angered by the pasts, said committee members Joel Faris and Jan Davidson wrote racist remarks about Latinos on the site. She also took off~ to com- mittee member and City Council can- didate Allan Mansoor's posting of arti- cles by conservative orga.ni.zations that condemn the homosexual lifestyle. Davidson, Mansoor and Faris vigor- ously denied the scathing accusations SEE WEB SITE PAGE 4 Tbe Balboa lsklnd Punting and Sculling Society 111111 HOUP IOMI IUIDIUNIS . ' . I was recently given an imposing plaque the face of whlch reads: Awarded to Judge Robert Gardner for Ufetime Achievement u a Charter . Memblr ol tM Balboa lllaild :::·:::i:·:~ our Cammunlly. .. Aside fnllll • ... 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'• .SUMMER ., ••.. ,. 2 T,Uesday, July 2, 2002 Kids Talk BACK Fireworks dominate · childrell's interests The l)aily Pilot went to Lions Park in Costa Mesa to ask kids, 'How do you want to celebrate the Fo~th of July?' 'I want to go bowling because it's my favorite. Sometimes I don't even hit the bumpers.' ~ , ~ , MONIKA PETERSEN, 6, Costa Mesa 'I just want to be with my family and be careful with the fireworks so nobody gets hurt.' STEPHANIE GONZALEZ, , 1, Costa Mesa 'I want to burn fireworks because it's = fun.' =ANDY : UGALDE, 7, -Costa Mesa 'I want to go to Las Vegas to see the fire· works and the lights.' OSCAR HERNANDEZ, 11, Costa Mesa 'I want to go to my aunt's in Fresno and burn fire- wor!<s.' · ARMANDO FELIX. 10, Costa Mesa 'I want to go to Tennessee to buy fire- works and then go to Georgia with my family.' MAn MCKEE, 11, Costa Mesa • "'$. ,. • °" ~:1 \ ' ' ' ' • ti -Interviews and photos complied by ChrlstJn• Carrillo Da~>mlot VOL.II, N0.11J .............. 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JU1.y r4 parking woes challenge West Newport Paul Clinton D AILY PILOT A s the mobs of humanity descend on West New- port Beach for the Fourth of July this week, the area's residents have two basic choices in parking their ca.rs. Once the revelers pour into the streets, it's too late. "We'll go out in the morning before they blockade the street or just stay in," said Margie Dorney, the chairwoman of the neighbor- hood's Fourth of July committee. "You just park in your garage and you don't go anywhere.• Newport Beach police will begin closing off the neighbor- FUI STUFF R~sidents of the party central ar~ apply their holiday experience in fihding safe spots for their cars hoods on the beachfront side of East Coast Highwlly between noon and 3 p.m. Thursday. But crowds usually begin filling up the num- bered streets running across Seashore Drive much earlier. Some residents in an enclave once dubbed "The War Zone,• because of the raucous activity on the Fourth of July, wake up to find their cars stuck as partyers jam the streets. Those who still want to leave, Dorney said, have been known to take a cab or just leg it out of an area known for its wild adivity. zone offers many eating choices, Jnduding Balboa Bars, which are ~ice cream bars ~ with toppings. Open cldrfliaiD lO a.m. to 10 p.m. 400 B. ~ilfllboa Peninsula. (949) 8 www.BalboaNewpon-~ Surprisingly, Dorney said some residents do leave their cars parked on the street, despite van- dalism and other off-the-hook behavior in past years. Residents have also been accus- tomed to an increase in the nwn.2 ber of outsider ca.rs parked on their streets. A popular nearby lot has been the· Hoag Hospital auxiliary lot near Sunset Ridge. But Visitors have also been known to carpool into the area or ride in on bicycles. But it hasn't reached the point where it's like trying to spot a parking s~ce 11t the Irvine Spec- throughout July and August, offer- ing a varlety ru music, including jazz, rock "n' roll and country. Seating for the free concerts is available on a lint-come, fint- MJ'Yed buts, but preferred seating can be purchased from ·the conderge. Puture dates for the lertel are Wedwdays July 10, 17, 2' and 31, and Aug. 1, 14, 21 and 28. (9f9) 121-2000. fOUITI Of llLY Bucla-tlde tntlYitl• featuring trum on a weekend evening. ·u takes patience, but it's not so bad that you can't find a place to park,• Dorney said. In addition to scouting out the best parking locations, locals also have a good working knowledge of alternate exit routes out of the area. Using Superior Avenue or Newport Boulevard is basically out of the question, said Alan Silcock, the president of the West Newport Beach Assn. If he wants to reach the Costa Mesa Freeway from his Balboa Coves home, be heads up Orange or Irvine avenues. "'fiaffic is solid (on the arterial streets),• Silcock said. "You've got to leave town using side streets.• entertainment, contests, face painting and games will be offered at the Newport Dunes Waterfrol)t Resort. (949) 729-3863 or www.newportdune1.com. Ntrwport'-cla's~~ kick off at Mariners Park at 10 · a.m., when the btcycle and walk- ing parades begin. Activities planned include a pknk, games, ram., a barbecue and a vilit by Barnaby the Clown. Spectators joining the bAcyde and walldng parades lbould meet at Martnen l>ark at 9;30 a.m. (9'9) 844·3151. 8IADEllS HOIUN£ (949) 642·60efr right No news stories, lllustr.uont. ~lmetwor~ herein Qin be~ wtthollt wrttt.n l*Tl'tillion of c:opyrtght own«. SURF AllD SUll u I .... .......... Q1n,..,,.. _,,,. """""" ..., S74"42lt. ~,...( a " """'°" e.oi ~ .... 57...W ---~·-··----.e111111 ,...,,..,..,.. ... .,.... ~-·····.... Cllillllil Record your comm.its~ the o.lly ,.tot OI MWS tips. !OO!f U CM .cldra la llO W. 11.y St, Costa Mell. CA 12627. Office hours.,. MoncMy • fricMy, l :JO e.m. • 5 p.m. • QJ"'OK" " .. fw Plot's policy to promptly (DfN(l el lf'fOfl of~. ..... (II~ 574-4213. HOW IO BEA0t US Orculedon The l1mes Or1n99 County (900) 2'Mt41 ....... aa.ffted (Mt) 642·5671 ~(Mt) M2-4lll1 ........ Nlwl (Mt) M2·5610 "*" (Ml) S74-4ZJJ Nlwl f• (Ml) MMt70 _..,.~ ... ,. lofMI: .......... ....... MllftOflll ..._ otnc. ~ IG-4121 • ~,-~ .. ,.,, . ' .. Daily Pilot Tu.day, July 2, 2002 J . . 2 Newport Beach criuncilnien support proposed initiative • Ridgeway, Adams both back the statewide Homeowners and Renters Tax Relief Act. ...Paul Cllnton Mayor Tod Ridgeway and DAILY PILOT ' Councilman Gary Adami, the previou1 m6yor, both 1aid NEWPORT BEACH -they 1upported the Home· 'IWo coWtcil member1 have ownen and Renten 'Iax put their names on a Uat of . Relief Act, a potential lnitia· 1upporters for a 1tatewide tlve on the March 2004 ballot. property tax reduction mea· The initiative ha1 been 1ure. propoaed by the Howard J>ilot Wins statewide · neWSpaJ)er awaid - • Community Forum pages ar.e honored; sister paper in Huntington Beach captures two prizes. • ing top-quality joumaUam. "We pride ourselve1 on our paper and what it ~eUver1, • he aaid. "To come in 1econd to the Bak· ersfleld Californian, a muQi larger rarer. 1how1 the kind o oumali1m The Dally Pilot earned a we're capable o . • second-place award for lts Tl'le Pilot last won a pub· editorial pages in the 2001 Usher u1ociat1on award for Califomla Newspaper Pub· lts 1999 coverage of the Ushers Assn. Better News-murder of two Costa Meta paper Contest. children on a playground. -The Pilot won 1n the The Pilot's lllter paper, 25,,001 to 75,000 daily ctr-Huntington. Beach Inde- culatlon category, the asso-pendent, which is pub· ctation announced Satur-Ushed along with the Pilot day. by Times Community "The Community Porum News, won two awards in pages, whether through· the 25,001 'and up weekly our editorials, community category. The Independent commentaries or letters received second place for from the public, are an col~s. as well as page important part of our cover-layout and design. age of Newport-Mesa," Along with the Pilot and Publisher Tom Johnson Independent, Times Com- said. •we think this award munity News publishes four speaks well of our role in otner newspapers: the News- the community." Press, a daily in Glendale; the Editor Tony Dodero ~d Valley Voice; the Bur- pointed to the tough compe-~ bank Leader, a weekly, and tition as evidence that the the weertly Laguna Beach Pilot is consistently produc-Coastline Pilot fOI Tiii RICORD A Monday 1rtlcle 1bout I pro- posed Mormon temple ("Tem-ote becomes an luue of high lmponance•) Incorrectly Iden- tified the council district In which the temple .b Jiited to ~ bultt. The site it 1300 Boni· • ta canyon Drive Is In Newport BHCh Councilman Steve . Bromberg\ Dlstr,lcjt .~1 thouah John Heffernan's ~rby DfS. 196 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 Jama 'Iaxpayen Aun., the group that 1ucce11fully paued the landmark Propoli· tion 13 in 1918. The initiatlve· established the 10-called •homeowner'• exemption,• in ·which S1 ,000 11 removed from a home'I value before county un11on determine the property tax rate. Propoaltlon 13 alto capped county and local taxn with a 1.2% rate. :nw group'• new propoted •'I\venty·flv.e percent of initiative. would raiae the Newport Beach homea are exemption to 532,0.0&r wbich · owned by senior dttzem"that would 1ave the average predate ~p. 13. • homeowner 5250 per year. . Ridgeway, who Mid he hu Rentera would ollo benefit contributed to the effort, laid -with a rebate of 5125 or he wouldn't 1tump acroei the $250 P.r: couple. state to support the meuW'e. Ridgeway said the act Both councilmen laid they oould benefit many Newport · would help ln the drculation Beach homeowner1. of the mea1ure, which will •it 1i a d1re(t besiefit for all ~later thil month. our dt1zeni, • IUdgeway laid. . · Thia 11 something we felt ~e could 9.et behind,• Adami said. •we re endor1ing tt.• City Council adopts sober-living program • Costa Mesa will use the county's certification guidelines in monitoring .homes that serve recovering substance abusers. Lollu Herper ing 1taff, admi11ion, intake, DAILY PILOT building and· grounds, moni- toring, review, and a "good . COSTA MBSA-The City neighbor" policy. Council unanimously Although council mem- approved a program Monday bel"I engaged in no dilc:ut· de~igned to give the dty an 1ion before the apptt>val, one additional tool to mo!{ltor industry repreaentative spoke sober·llving.home1, saying it againlt the new program. was a welcome addition con· Dave Riggle, vice chair· sldering previous problems man of ~e Orange County with errant clean-living Sober Uving Coalitio1;1, said houses. he diaagreed with the guide- The county certification lines, adding that it was a program -four yean ln the waste of taxpayer money. He making -was developed said the 50 operators that by a multi·Jurtsdicttonal task . make up lt1s coalition have force in hopes that it wW help set up their own guidelines in official.I more closely monitor an effort to monitor them- sober-Uving facilities. selves. Some of the recommend· #Sheriffs don't know much ed guidelines outlined in the about recover}', but they do county's program include know about jail, and that's specific requirements regard-where many drug and alco- BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Disney resort honors two students in arts 'IWo Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District students were recently honored by the Disneyland Resort as part of its Creative Arts Scl)olarship Program. Jessica Artas of Estancia High School and Niall Huff· man of Costa Mesa High School were selected for their outstanding achievements in the visual and performing arts disciplines. - Bach student received a $1 ,000 scholarship, which hol abuser1 end up," Riggle said. Under state law, sober-Uv-· ing homes that don't offer medical treatment and have 11x or fewer people on the premi1e1 are not required to carry pennitl for operation. Perry Valentine, Costa Me1a'1 director of planning, 1~d dty officials .are anxious for the program to kick in. C.osta Mesa hosts 106 group homes -a designa· tlon that includes foster and elder-care f acUities, sober- Uving homes and drug and alcohol treatment centers - according to a 2001 report. Sober-living homes have been an especially sore spot for city officials in recent years. Costa Mesa houses 21 sober· living homes, the 2001 report ·shows, all of which offer no medical treatment and are therefore exempt from state licensing. The Board of Supervisors ·approved the Orange County Adult Alcohol and Drug Sober Uving Padlltiea Certi·· fication Proce11 in December, and it 11 scheduled to take place. in October, official• sald. Tho Costa Mesa Planning Commission wholeheartedly endorsed the guidelines, say· ing t9e program would bene· flt everyone • involved. Although it 11 a county·1pon· sored program, cities would sh~re the burden and moni· tor their own sober-living homes. Data collected by dty· staffers would be transferred to the Orange County Sher- iff's Department, where addi· tional positions have been created to administer the pro· - gram. The idea that the city w~uld be required to monitor the homes pleased dty lead- ers, who said the dty would otherwise not even know . ~ome of the ~omes exist. was awarded to them during an artistic demonstration. a school-sponsored recogni-Winners were selected tion function last month. from a panel of judges from Consideration for the the Orange County fine arts scholarship was based on the commw'lity. completion of a preliminary Por the 2001-02 school selection protess conducted year, the resort's second year by the students' respective of sponsoring the program, 31 district and concluding with a students were awarded the final round of interviews_an_d __ sch_olarship, totaling $28,500~ _.. . at~ease • proudly presents the CUTTER-&-BUCK. Stars StriJ2 1~t§ CK 'seball " . . . . 4 Tuesday, July 2, 2002 DORY CONTINUED FROM 1 livelihoods had been ren- defl3(1 illegal, it was unclear Monday afternoon whe~er boats would go out Tuesday, whether fishermen would call it quits or even whether they might fight the rul~. The •m-season•' ban is in effect until further notice. The fishery council will meet in September to decide. what lo do in the long term. But according to a council mem- ber, the future doesn't look good for the dory fishermen. •It's pretty iron clad,• fish- ery management council FIREWORKS CONTINUED FROM 1 with images of the Statue of Liberty -and Rolling Thun- der -round fireworks with American tanks that can be plopped into cardboard tank· shaped holders. After the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the country has seen a sharp uptick in national- ism, a trend proved oncP again as the nation approaches its 22~"1- day. Harris, who lives m New· port Beach, works for a stann that sends its profits to lhP Youth Services Assn., a Cos· ta Mesa group benefiting lhE> Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and youth soccer groups. WEB SITE CONTINUED FROM 1 and said their comments were taken out of context The comments by Ingram touched off a heated exchange among committee members: with some queo;- tioning the reasons for the postings and others defend· mg Faris, in particular. Hunt said she was onhne to determine whether Man- member L.B. Boydstun said. "It applies to everybocfy. • The ban is an emergency response to depleted stocks of bocaccio, ~ species of rockfish thought to be so overfished that it could be nearly a cen- tury before stocks recover. Local fishermen say the all~out ban on catching rock- fish is an overly btoad reme- dy for the narrower problem. Some also argue that the fed- eral authorities' decision is based too heavily on data gathered from ~regqn and Northern Callfonua. They say that rockflsh species, includ- ing bocaccio, are far more plentiful in the wanner waters of Southern Califor- nia. Unlike tbe commerda1 ftlbermen, Jocal ~ bt•lln-•.,... ....... by the ban. Recreational &bmDm ue . allowed to catch bal. 'lbll means~ bomt bull-nesses such u Dawy*t J..ock. er ln Newport Beacb won't be devastated by the ban, but they wW feel tbe IUDg. •tn the summer, 1t won't affect us too much,• said Don Brockman, co-owner of Dav· ey's Locker. •we don't ftlh rockfish like we vaed to because the water bu been wArmer .... But in winter, lt's definitely going to be detri- ment.al to the aew. • Brockman said hls compa- ny Is working with the Sport In addition to the patriotic p.m. on Thursday, and cele- fireworks, Harris also sells brants are not allowed to something called the Luck of •throw, toss or project• them the Irish, which emits a col-at another person or on pri- orful stream and a whistle. va'te property. Costa Mesa -along with Costa Mesa fire offldals Garden Grove, Santa Ana said last week that they are and Stanton -sets strict more conceme<tthls year regulations for the sale· or-..... l>ecause of extremely dry hreworks in city boundaries, conditions and the record The stands aren't allowed to numtier of fireworb stands sell anything classified as in the' city. · • "dangerous fire\'t'.orks. • Even though, they are That would include banned in Newport Bea.ch, Roman Candles, snakes and many residents of that dty any other-fir~works that · tra.v~Costa.Mesa to buy move. AJse , no one younger fireworks, said Erik WilH8.mt, them 18 may purchase them, who is helping run the Pba.n- and no wire or wooden tom Fireworks stand near the sparklers may be sold. Costa M~ Freeway. Several ordinances have . "You have a ton of people dlso been put in place for coming from NeWpe>rt how the fireworks may be Beach," Williams said. •They ignited. They may only be want quiet ones, so they lighted between 4 and 10 don't get busted." <.oor's, Faris' and Davidson's romments were, in fact, lak- f'n out of context. "I'm on the Web site to try to figure out what is what,• I lunt said' in a phone inter- view Friday. Self-appointed "Web ddv1sor· Jerr.y Vanus wel- romed Hunt and Cerince to t hP Web site in a posting there and said subscribers should embrace their exper- llsP. "Although a large part of tlus Web site deals with city issues, sometimes the subject of 'people issues' arise,• Vanus wrote in his P<?Sl. "Their goal is to ass~people in solving some of th se 'peo- ple issues' and to be make things better between all people in Costa Mesa.• Mansoor, a regular con- tributor to the Web site, also ,welcomed Hunt and Cerince, saying he was "looking for- ward to [their) participation.• Hunt responded with a post saying she was there as a resource to the Costa Mesa -4~~ What's AFLOAT ---Establlsh~ In 1 .. , !lest .l111rti11i /11 ( )r1111gl' County Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails •••Quality Service••• •••Ni ti Entertainment••• . .. I . ) J ot // •. .,,,, 1 ,,, '•"' • f , II (949) (,46-7 9/f;'f 1<1•)t; It.in<·'"· < '""' ""·' U.11 "··11111 11 I •II Uit11U-t i, '" r"nl ~1tm \ 11 f" •ttl 'l ,ti £5~ Mattress Outlet Store BRANO NEW· COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get ,,,. 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Be1boe Boat Rentals also bolda two- bour .:avenger huDtl aboard the electric bay boats that po- vide group actlvtty for corpo. fations, birthdayw, rionproftt organizations and group out· ings. The hunt pec:Uges include boats, trivia qumtionl, maps, Polarold camerM ad supplies. Cost foe the hunt begins at S225 per boat ad catering ii available .at an additional rate. Par bunt,.... valions call (949) 55"1·5100, Ext. 12. For general b:dcJnna. tlon, call (949) 673-7200. l!IK*tc bolt ........... ..,... · ab&e by the hour at D\dry B1ectr1c: Boats, 2001 W. Comt Highway, Newport BMch. AD boats .,. equipped with win· dow endolurel and CD..=: en. Jee end cup1 .,. ecJ. Reservations are ~eel. AA biour rMtal II l70. (9'8) M5-88p. .......... 01111 .. *w· 'r=~~--:--::----;;a::::ift:':i-::a.:-:~~~ ....... JWtMw. pulled by • .,~t at 8elboe Pua· ... _. ...... Pan . l.oM. A 80-,mtnuta trtp II "5. (M9)~1893. ~,:= (949)642-8400 :,=::.:. ' .. .. Pilbing Alm. of California aDd wlth Vnttad Aft9lert ln ~ al coavindng federal onldals to not impoee further reltrtdionl. But for tbe dory filbermen, the cuirent restrictions are • ~b to deal a .fat.al blow. •1t 1 a aad·thing to see the end of such a long tradition,• said Kevin Gauger, a New- port Beach resident and longtime admirer of the dory tradition. •1 would have loved for this to be around for my 4-year-old son as he's glowing up.• • W c.ASAGRNtDE coven New· port ae.ch. She may be ruched at (949) 574-4232 or by .-mall at /UM.amg~atirrtes..com. Williams said proceeds from bis stand benefi! The Crossing, a Protestant church fonnerly known as Calvary Church Newport Mesa. He'll pull in about $3,000 dwing the four ~ays he sells fireworks. Some stands have been known to net as much as $25,000 during the time period. Williams said be isn't bothered by the strict regula· tions. He's more concerned about the glut of stands in the dty. -"They're pretty-strict,• Williams said about the laws. •Tue market is saturated.• • MUl. aJNlON cove~ the envi· ronment, John Wayne Airport and politics. He may be reached at (949) 7644330 or by e-mail at paul.clln· tonOlatlrMs.com, Human Relations Committee in an effort to •help the group overcome some of the hurdles it is currently facing.• "We don't have a magic wand, but we do have a lot of experience in the field of human relations and we are happy to lend a hand if the committee feels it would be helpful,• Hunt wrote. • LOUTA HARPElt cove~ Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harp- «OlatitMS.com. Water Sports at Newport Dunes for $25 per hour. Pedal boats, electric boats, boogie -boards, kayaks, inflatable rafts, beach furniture and wetsuits also are available. (9.!9) 729-1150. Party pontoons, chaparral runabouts and family pon- toons may be rented at Anchors Away Boat Rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone. (949) 673-3372. Gondola tours are offered by the Gondola Co. of Newport, J.400 Via Oporto, Suite 10~-B. The $15 cost includes a basket of bread, cheese, salami, ice, glasses, a blanket, music and a Polaroid picture. Wine also ii available. (949) 675-1212. Gondola Adventures/New· port, 3101 W. Coast Highway, offers one-and two-hour gon- dola cruiles. A one-hour tour wlth champagne ls $10. A two-hour tour with dinner end champagne is $180. Pick- up ii avansble at .waterfro!lt J'eltaurants:(949) 675-4984. lrYtDe Coast Cbatlen 1n Udo Marina Village offers two· hour electric boat cruises with• a gourmet dinner. $180 for two people. (949) 675-4704. Zip tbroafb 'the water on a sea motorcycle known as a Sea-Doo at Wallt on Water, nut to the ferry on Balboa laland. S65 per hour for a sin· gle-or double-seater and $75 per hour for a three-seater. (949) 675·68bo. ClllAI Tbe N9wport t.ndlng Belle .. avallable for weddings and recepdom, cocktail and 119~ 14te1ng aulses, .and meetingt at S250 per hour (mlnimUlll two ho\\rs) and $150 for each additional hour. (9-49) 361· 36'0. ,_ i... IMI Co. nms • U- mlnute cruAle (adults, S61 cbll- dnn, 11) and 90-minute CNiM (adults, 181 childr1D • 11), departing from ~ Pull Zone 9VWl'y 30 ~ rniiD 11 a.m. :!t:· dally. A eamtnute t IUDl9t c:ndle (Mlulla. •• cldldND. ll) *"'the PUn ?.GM. 7 paddy. Pitt• ~ _ ............ to. . . ... Doily Pilot P.UILIC SAFETY .• UllFLY Ill Tiii NEWS Hearing date set for youth worker An Aug. 29 preliminary hearing date has been set for 1\"enton Veches, the for- mer Newport Beach recre- ation coordinator accused of inappropriate sexual contact with cbiJdren. The decision was made in a pre- trial heartng that took place Friday. Veches' attorney, John P. Dolan, said the defense is working to assure that the Aug. 29 date won't be set back. Vecbes, 31, bas been accused of lewd conduct with at least 47 children who. participated in city recreation programs. Inves- tigators reporteo they found in Veches' posses- sion hundreds or electronic images of children. The photos allegedly show Veches sucking the chil- dren's toes. Tree root causes 800-gal!on spill Newport Beach city workers quickly mopped up sewage seeping out of a manhole at Carnation Park on Sunday, after a passing driver reported the spill. As a resuil of the spill, about 800 gallons of sewage flowed into gutters near the park at the inter- section of Carnation Avenue and Bayside Drive. The Orange County Health Care Agency dosed a section of Newport Har- bor after the 12:20 p.m. spill. Agency regulators closed the harbor's beach front to swimmers and divers from Bayside Place to Harbor Patrol Beach, near the Balboa Yacht POLICE. FILES COSTA MESA • IMr Street Two incidents of auto theft were reported from the same address in the 2900 block Sunday. One was reported at 1:19 a.m. and the.other at 3:25 a.m. • llriltol Street: Robbery was reported at South Coast Plaza at 10:41 a.m. Sunday. • lrfstoJ Street: A 37-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of burglary at South Coast Plaza at 2:18 p.m. Sunday. • Gov9rnor Street: A 20-year· old man was arrested on suspi· don of grand theft auto and vehicle theft in the 800 block at 6:02 p.m. saturday. • tWbor aoulevard: A 24- year-old was arrested on suspi· cion of embezzlement and grand theft In the 3100 block at 4:53 p.m. Sunday. • Herbor aoulevwd: Indecent exposure was reported In the 2400 block at 11:11 p.m. Sun- day. • Newport aoulevard: A 24- year-old man and a 32-year·old man were arrested on suspicion of possessing a controlled sub- stance in the 1800 block at 12:55 a.m. Saturday. • Newport 9oulevard and latt Wlhon Street: A 21·Year· old man was arrested on suspl· don of carrying a loaded firearm In public. carrying a con· cealed weapon In his car and possessing a switchblade knife and 1 small amount of marljua· na near the Intersection at 11 :45 p.m. Saturday. Club. Bqslde Place merges into Bayside Drive at the park. Agency officials announced the closing at 4 p.m. Sunday. The area will remain closed until follow-up water-quality monitoring shows the water doesn't pose a health ~k because of heightened bacteria lev- els. A city line .blocked b~ a tree root ccfused the spill, said Ed Burt, the city's utili- ties operations manager. The line bad already been targeted for replace- ment within 30 days, Burt said. It leads to the Orange County Sanitation District's main "trunk" line. Fire Department . promotes six Six Newport Beach fire- fighters were promoted during a Monday cer~mo· ny at City Hall. . " Fire Chief Tim Riley bestowed the new promo- tions on the men at 8 a.m. Monday. Riley pinned new badges on them in City Council chambers. Firefighters with new jobs and more responsibili- ty include Daryl Mackey, Jim Philbin, Tim Richards~ Jim Jeziorski, Ron Lcirson and Alan Baker. Mackey was promoted from fire engineer to fire prevention specialist. Philbin, Richards, Jeziorski and Larson bumped up from firefighter to fire engi- neer. Baker ascended from paramedic' to fire engineer. As a result of the promo- tions, the Newport Beach Fire Department will schedule testing to hire for three positions -fire cap- tain, paramedic and engi- neer. •Walnut A~: A 31-year· old man was arrested on suspi· clon of receiving stolen proper· ty, conspiracy to commit a aime and grand th~ft in the 1000 block at 4:53 p.m. Sunday. • w.st 11th Street: A 22·year· old man was arrested on suspi· clon of possessing a dangerous weapon, trespassing and In rela· lion to two out-of-area war· rants In the 700 block at 10:39 p.m. Sunday. • w.st 19th Street: An assault was reported in the 600 block at 6:26 p.m. Sunday. • w.st 19th Street Md Pomona Awnue: A 36-year· ~ old man was arrested on suspi-. don of having an open comain· er of akohol In a public park near the intersection at 8 a.m. Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH .... boa 9oulevard and West c:o..t Hlghw•y. A hlt·and-run was reported at 2:23 p.m. Mon- day. • Clrde Orive:·lflegal fireworks were reported In the 2600 block at 4:33 p.m. Monday. • Ford and '1•1rle rollds: A nonlnjury traffk collision was reported at 3:34 p.m. Monday. • INbela. _,.,Me: A hit.and· run Involving a pari<ed vehkle wm reported at 3:27 p.m. Mon- day. • ""'dend•: A party caused a disturbance In the 7400 block at 11 :40 p.m. Sunday. •Von Karman A~: A commercial burglary was report· ed In the 4400 block at 8:59 a.m.Monday. BARTOLONE, Vincent s. Bertolone Vlnc•nt s. Bartofon• paMd away Jl.tM 24 of Alzhelmer'a di.... at • 72. H• WM a yacht dellgner Md tMld both hit buetMM and rntdence In Newport a.actt for 40 Y"f'· vine. W• a very tmlef1ted '"-' who WU 9'80 well known for hla gr9f)hlo and _...... Ill. If It WM I UW!Y day ""' would ~ ... him drMng Ne= -' Peard Model 'A' fta1 ...... 'DMOID Ii ..... _. IFOUnCI toWn. He Md hie oer drove II over c.lltontl9 • .... •to Nlbr..eca ...... ~ ~AU.&AJr'CMM---f1'119~W...~ ...., """ ... fltlhd who WJI .......... tD hllp • .,... ---· .......... tlulv1-milled ........... ..... ~" •liltiled br ....... °'It ,... --.. .,..... ....,.... eon Vll'a1nt Rt ..,.•mw. v.... ._........ a ............... , D&Mul .................... .. ===tv-·-·---... ............... , .......... .. It ' Doily Pilot • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Delly Piiot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mese, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 616- 4170: Of by c.lling (949) 574-42§8. Include the time, date and location of the event. as well as 11 contact phone number. A complete listing Is available at www.dallypilot.com. FRIDAY "Sbrek" will be shown at dusk during the Movies at the · Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 11 31 Back 13ay Drive, Newport Beach. Free aclnJJ:ssion. $7 parking per car. (949) 729. DUNE. SATURDAY .. lndependenee Day" will be shown at dusk during the Movies at the BeJlch series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admis- sion. $7 parking pe r car. (949) 729-DUNE. MONDAY An actlng workshop for chil- dren 8 to 13 will be held from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday from by Act- ing Express Productions at Orange Coast College. Story telling, pantomime, how to audition for parts and acting in TV commercials will be taught. A tape will be made and shown to a n Orange Cowity agent. The college is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $98 registration fee, plus a $3 material fee. (71 4) 432-5880 br (888) 622-5376. An acttn·g workshop for teens 13 to 17 will be held from 2:30 to 4' p.m .. Monday through Friday from by Acting Express Productions at Orange Coast College. Tech- niques used by professional actors and broadcasters will be taught. A tape will be made and shown to an Orange County agent. The college is at 2701· Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $98 regis-' tration fee. (714) 432 5880 or (888) 622-5376. . A 10-sesslon Junior Summer Sailing Camp for children 9 to 13 will be held at 8:45 a .m. to 12:45 p .m. Monday through Friday at the Orange Coast College Sail- ing Center. Students will learn basic sailing tech· niques, knot tying and sea- manship. A swim test will be given on the first day of class. The center is at 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $175 registration, with graduation lunch and camp T-shirt included. Must bring life jacket.)lat, change of clothes. towel, snack and sunscreen each day. (71 4) 432-5880 or (888) 622-5376. "Mysteries of Magic," a mag- ic show for children in first through sixth grades, will be held at 10:30 a.m. at the New- port Beach Central Ubrary. The show will be repeated at 3 p.m. July 10 at the Mariners Branch, and at 10:30 a .m. July 11 at the Balboa Branch. The Newport Beach Library -·" ARoUNDToWN • • Tue.day, Juty 2, 2002 5 I is at 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 717-3801. .. The Prlnc:ell Dluies• wW Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 if "Screea at 1 p.m. for teens in preregister~. (714) 550-7369 seventh thro\lgh 12th grades . or www.ICOre114.org. . in a series of movies present- ed by the Newport Beach PUblic Ubrary's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Pree admission. Pree popcorn. Adults ro.ust be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1900 Avocado Ave. (949) 717- 3801. hotel 1s at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport BNch. Pree admisslpn. $7 parking per car, (949) ?29-DUNE . in a series of movies pre1e11ted by the Newport Beedl Pubic Ubrary's Book Raiden Dig Reading series. Free ~ slop. Free popcorn. Adultt must be accompanied by tbe1r teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-38<>1. JULY 9 · "Study Skills for Sucteu," a six-session workshop lot chil- dren 11 to 14, will be held from 9 to 10:20 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Orange Coast College. Students will learn to impr;ove note-taking, test-taking, memorization, organization and listening sltj.lls. The co.Uege is at 2701 Fairview Road, C0sta Mesa. $60 registration fee, plus a $5 material fee. Students must bring a spiral notebook, paper, and pencil or pen. ~714) 432-5880 or (888) 622-5376. A workshop on business plans, hosted by the Service Corps of Retired Executives, will be held from 9 a .m. to noon at Natio'11al University in Costa Mesa. The university is at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 if preregis- tered. (714) 550-7369 or www.score 114.org. "Business Plan Develop- ment,· a workshop designed to help those planning to start their own business, will be held at National University from 9 a.m. to noon. The uni- versity is at 3390 Harbor Blvd .. Costa mesa. $25, or $20 in advance. (714) 432-5880 or (888) 622-5376. "Crea!lve ~rtting," a six-ses- sion workshop for children 11 to 14, will be held from 10:30 to 11 :50 a.m. Tue~ays and Thursdays at Orange Coast College. Students will learn to have fun with creative expression and improving writing skills. The college is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa M~a. $60 registration fee, plus a $5 material fee. Stu- dents mu"t bring paper, and pencil or pen. (7 14) 432-5880 or (888) 622-5376. JUlY 10 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 QuickBook:s Pro. The hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 for memt>ers. (949) 729-4400 or www.newportbeach.com. "Moving Forward: Putting this Knowledge to Use" is a new class for the educational support for newly diagnosed lung cancer patients and will be held 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 and sugge5tions for coping. The center is at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. Free. Regis- tration required . (949) 7. CANCER. JULY 12 "The Princess Diaries" will be shown at dusk dwing tbe Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dwies Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free adJnis- sion. $7 parking per car. (949) 1i9-DUNE. JUlY 13 "Men In Black " will be shb'l(Il at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free adJnis- sion. $7 parking per car. (949) 729-DUNE. JUlY 16 A workshop on selling tech- niques that work will be held from 9 a.m. Lo noon at Nation- al University in Costa Mesa. The workshop will be hosted by the Service Corps of Retired Executives. The uni- versity is at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 if pre- registe red. (71 4) 550-7369 or www.score114.org. JUlY 17 "The Mummy Re turns," a PG-13 film, will screen at 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Library's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free acll'rm- sion. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. JUlY 19 "Dr. Doolittle 2" will be shoWI) at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Watexfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free adJnis- sion. $7 parking per car. (949) 729-DUNE. JULY 20 A workshop on learning how to start your own busi- ness 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. Tbe uni- versity is at 3390 Harbor .~ <f}JumnwWJJ y FLORAL & GIFTS Home Decor •Accessories Custom Florals ; 369 'E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa Mon-Fri 10:00am-6:00pm. Sat & SunlO:OOam·S:OOpm Phone (949) 646-6745 \ "hJdenofthetostArk• wt1l be shown at dusk during the Movies at the Beadl seri8I hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admis- sion. $7 parking per car. (949) 729-DUNE. JULY a3 Th~ Service Corps of Retired Executives will host a work- shop on computerizing your business 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. JULY 24 "16 Candlet" 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 .~ding series. Free admis- sion. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717- 3801. JULY 25 An after-hours networking mixer hosted by the Newport Beach Chamber of Com- merce will begin at 5 p.m. at the Financial Partners Credit Union. The networking event will have a complete Hawai- ian luau-style theme, which will include food, cocktails and Hawaiian dancers. The event is free for all members and·$10 for perspective mem- be.rs. (949) 729-4400 or www.newportbeach.com. JULY 26 •Max Keeble's Big Move" will be shown at dusk during-. the Movies at the Beach· ~etjes hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The .. JILY 27 •JuJ'ruk Park m· wW be shown at dusk during the Movie, at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admis- sion. S'1 parking per car. (949) 729-DUNE. JULY 30, • The Service Corps of Retired Executives will host a work- shop on marketiiig and pro- motion from 9 a.m. to noon. The workshop wiJl 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. JULY 31 . "Rudy" 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 .. AUGUST 7 "The Truman Show" will sqeen 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 librarr is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717- 3801. AUGUST 14 "A Walk to Remember" will screen at 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through qth grades ONGOING Interfaith couplet with. one Jewish partner are invited to participate in a.n interfaith couples discussion group host~d by the Jewish Femlly Service of Orange County. The group is geared· toward those couples looking to (Jlake Judaism and the Jew- ish community part of their relationship. The . group meets in the evenings in the agency's office at 250 E Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Pre- registration is required. (714~ -445-4950. Nightly meetings are offered in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone who wants to overcome nicotine addic- tion. Schedule or (714) 774- 9106 or (800) 642-0666 .. The Newport Sports Collec- tion Foundation, a nonprofit organization, operates a free museum at 620 Newport Cen.- ter Drive, Newport Beach. The museum, which has one of the world's lilJ'gest collec- tions of sports memorabilia, ls open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. (949) 721-9333. 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 fo r 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- being with basic, easy-to- learn, non-strenuous move- ments tio aid in balance a.n'd concentration. No registration is required. The center is at 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. AIWays a Pa<tyl Surf City's Pier In The Good Life. Samoa Newport's coast Peaceful Beauty In the City or Ule Arts. Huntington Beach La&una Beech · Reach Influential People and Affluent Hc>mes Don't miss out -be a part of this special section devoted to things we do, places to shop and wonderful communities to live. The section will be distributed in our three newspapers reaching 78,000 homes in Huntington Harbour, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Corona del Mar,· Newport Coast and Laguna Beach. Publication Dates: Thursday,July 25th (Huntington Beach Independent) Friday, July 26th (Daily filot and Coastline Pilot) .. Call ·Your Advertising Representative Today! '(949) 642--4321 (949) 642-43~1 (9~) 494-4lll ~ l•h" luu COASTLINE PILOT t True kadership found in cities ou tside Newport~Mesa Jim Gray COMMUNITY COMMENTARY T he fint question I have for the Walk· er1 is who attacked who (Rebuttal, · "Costa Mesa should follow Newport Beach's leader1h1p, • May 16)f The skatere responaed to their attack (Readere Respond, "Skateboarding dilcua1ion con- . tinues, • April 16), and people only 1aw some of the responee letters publllhed. Many more were e-mailed to me about their letter. I don't think the Dally Pilot had room to run all the lettera in response to the Walkers' attack. If the Walkers are going to take a potshot at skaters, they'd better expect to get some ln return. The last letter ftom the Walkers seems to be simply grasping at straws. The mere suggestion that Costa Mesa follow Newport Beach's leadership ls pretty funny. I thought leadership was the act of leading. The fact that there are now 93 skate parks ln Southern California alone, with many others under construction and in later ·stages of planning, would suggest that the ord "leadership" does not apply here. Thousands of local, high school-age and yo ger kids, primarily boys, rlde skate- bo on a dally basis, and many for hours per da omething you cannot say about many oth groups, if any, ls that those oth· er groups ave somewhere legal and safe to go. en there are 39-yea.H>lds like me that do this many times per week, which adds another whole group to that list. Do the Walkers really wonder why there is damage? It ~ because the kids have resorted to skating on what they could find, because there is not anything legal to skate, and though that doesn't make lt rlght, ignoring it will not solve the problem. Most of these kids can't drive for many more years. I can and do drive to skate parks ln truly leading cities and skate when I want, and I personally don't grind our city's curbs, rails and benches, but what do the Walkers expect thousands of underage kids to do? They are not going to stop skat- lng just because the Walkers and a few others want them to go away. It is much too fun, and usually when kids find things thsit are truly fun and continue to do them year after year, cities with true leadership respond with a solution, not a crackdown. I am open and honest about my agenda, and I wish the Walkers truly would be about theirs as well. To go from "gang fights and skaters killing each other" to suggest Costa Mesa follow the ignorance of another city ls definitely grasplng. It also appears to be intended to try to make people forget about how ludicrous and off base the first attack was. As with most things in our society, progression always wins over in the end, and those who lead through denial end up dealing with reality in the end. I personally tltin.k that skateboarding is 10 times more fun than tennis, goU, soccer and many other sports, but would never be so spiteful that I would try and stop people who do enjoy those things from doing them, ~pecially ii there were thousands in my own city that did. The Walkers have the right to their opinion, but our local governments o~e it to our youth to respond to this based on the overwhelmingly obvious need, not on the desires of a few party poopen. This time the NIMBYs (Narrow Ignorant Minded Back- ward Yahoos) will not Win, sorry. • JIM GRAY Is a former professional ~tet>o.rder who lives Costa Mesa and owns a skatet>o.rd supply factory In Costa Mesa. '• . .... --'He'• made a true •plrltual and human coMectlon, and that's empowering.' -Special educ1tlon tHcher lun ~. on for· m.r student Sonny N1K1, who learned how to play •Pfoud to I• 1n Amertun• on the drums to honor Thom11 E. Burnett Jr., one of the vktlms of tht flight th1t cr11hed Intl Penn1ylv1nl1 fttld on Sept. 11 Dally Piiot Appreciate parents as often a~ possible H igh 1ehool 1tudent1 tend to Uve a bll11ful fantuy .. in ~hich we are intallible, unconquerable and on top ot the world. We are independent, unique and modem. Accepting awardl, winning athletic.champi· · on1hip1 and getting invited to colleges are the re1ult of our own character and achieve· mentl, righn Not quite. Kellie Brownell thing• to get involved in and friend• to hang out with. Once the amoWlt of time 1pent with your par8ntl begin.I to rapidly dec11ne, uau· ally when juniot high hits and continue• at a ltHper ratn a1 high 1chool continue• along, open communication and cloee relattonahip -dare we eay frtendlhip -become harder to work at and more valuable if maintained. Though a large part of who we are dependl on the penon we make oureelve1 to be, the motivation and 1upport that allows us to continually reach higher largely comet from possibly the m01t intluential people ln our Uve1: our par- ents. trying to rule our lives. We get uncomfortable with the idea that we are not yet allowed to be as grown·\JP as we may want when our dedlion1 aie not final and our choices not always right, creating tension between the household's sans-culottes and V{eakening aristocracy. adjuating to letting go of someone who ha• ployed a fundamental role in the past 18 or so yean of thelr Uves. In reality, the controverey sooner or later endl with ue coming out with what we undertook to call our own:. the abillty to determine the couree of our own Uve1. But durlng the interim, both parties need to respect the tran.aition and should be careful not to detri- mentally further th'eir own motives by either stalling or speeding up the process. -Whether it'• inviting them Al a statement of our bur- geoning 1elf-rellance, teenagere often try to rebel against the antiquated and childilh 1odal tradition in which parents never seize in During this household rev- olution, we need to be sensi- tive to the idea that parents are also having difficulty Anxious as we may be to (. leave the house, for the sum- mer or even college, relish the last couple of yean or, in some cases, months to enjoy · the company of those who . . raised, cared and supported you along the way. As the past \hree years have proved, senior year comes all too quickly with so many exciting · to watch your play or letting "them cheer you to the finilh line, give your parents a chance to be conaidered cool and you may dilcover that the gray hair and n01talgic stories of bygone dqya are not a1 bor· ing a1 you want to think. • Ka.a.a IROWJC I Is In Incoming s.tnlor It Newport Harbor High Schoof. Her c.otumns wlll IPPHr oc:c.esloNlly In the Community Forum section. Dedicated individual makes a difference MAILBAG W hat really can one person do? Rachel Colgate, senior at Corona del Mar High School, demonstrated to our entire community that one dedicated penon with vision can make a tremendous impact by teach- ing the tragic ramifications of drtnking and driving to her peers ("Uving reality,• May 31). Rachel spearhea'ded the "Every 15 Minutes" program that reenacts a drunk driving crash to make students reflect on their own attitudes and behavior about drinking and driving. Rachel organized many community volunteers working together to put on this event, including the Newport Beach police and fire departments, · California Highway Patrol and parent volunteers. May 30 and 31 was a showcase of Newport Beach police officers. firemen and the CHP at their finest. The firefighters and police offi- cers, many of whom volun- ALE PHOTO I OAll.Y PILOT Student Brandon Lewis lJ loaded lnto the back of a heane dur- ing a mock dnmk driving accident performed for Junlon and leDJon at Corona del Mar High SchooL during your senior year to help your classmates make better choices. CYNDIE BORCOMAN Newport Beach Make city safer by replacing fireworks teered on their own time, 1\vo million dollars reenacted a realistic driving promised to city schools by the accident that would make a Home Ranch development powerful impact on the stu-. agreement. Why isn't the dents. . Newport-Mesa Unified School They even airWted by bell-District involved with the copter a "victim• from the proper distribution of this scene. Their care anii concern money ("City readies for for the teens in our community Home Ranch money," was apparent. There were Wednesday)? many other local agencies and How about ellm.1nating the businesses that contributed fireworks stands and allocating their resources as well. Bravo -.......~ money to sports activities to these wonderful heroes. "Qat the fireworks sales sup- Thank you Rachel (and your port? About 50 firawor.ks parentl) for your sacrifice in stands. Quoting Costa Mesa spending hundreds of hours Fire Capt. Randy Croll, •And the risk is greater in our city because we allow fireworks this time of year" ("Fire offi- cials worried about Fourth,• Wednesday). ANNE HOGAN SHERESHEVSKY Costa Mesa Creationism iSn 't exactly a science This is regarding Jean Olson's letter (•Creationism should balance out evolution teachings,• May, 15) and to clarify her {and othert) obvi- ous confusion about creation "science.• Creation science ts not taught in any public school as an altematlve to the theory of evolution for a very simple reason: Creation sci- ence is not science, not by any stretch of the imagina- tion. It is Christian dogma mas-. querading as science. And teaching it in our public schools would be as ludicrous a1 teaching astrology or flat- earth theory as 1dences. Just because something ll .called "science" doesn't make i~ so. LARRY PlATT Newport Beach Schools need to accept that sex eften happens Should anyone be surprised that a school board that is under pressure to teach cre- ationism along with.evolution would require teaching absti- nence-focused sex education? Bach is as unconnected with reality as the other. With four out of five teens having sexual intercourse by age 19, it is a shame that educators are . forced to pretend like they are dealing with an important social problem. . PAT ORMSBES Newport Beach . Columnist's advice · fails to off er solution Other than emphasizing the obvious -that unmarried teens have the right to engage in sex and in so doing perhaps become re$ponlible for a resultant pregnancy -Joseph N. Bell hasn't much to offer (The Bell Curve, •New studies tell troubling tale,• May 16). But his anti-abstinence stand certainly won't be of much constructive help either. However, Bell does continue to be coneiltent: he ltill doesn't get it. GENE BEAVIN Co1taMe84 I t Symbols dra~ differlng r~sponses from readers: • I READERS IESPOID protest• (June .11). Amendment pretty clear that A couple of yMl'I ago, people may upreu tlielr eome black residents of vi9WI fNely even if oth911 Botton proclaimed the sham-don't like tbele views or rock • bate symbol. symbols. Pal81tiniana might COD.lid· The real and immediate AT llSUI: Three NewpoJt Harbor High students pass out filers to protest T-shirts and other • symbols at school that can represent hate. .. er the Star of David a ~te -problem ii not bate at evt- symbol. danced by words or symbols, I read Byron de Arakal's coliimn about the three .ttudents •t Newport Har- bor High and their campaign •i::=tll on mmpua ( the Unel, ·Protittt of tbr9e rnMll coatent ot bMrtl, • June 12). I am proud of tbe edlGDI of a.a young man, u I mD IUN U9 tblir pumll lad .... If DOt an. of our Cl'llllll._. I lmow .... mullge to ___ ... , ..... ot the extreme peer pre11ure that uiltl in nery high ICbool, and l applaud them for Mbing a leederlb1p role. I hope their campaign qnada and_, we can reduce, and toma day ellmi· nate, um kind ot dMliWMU from our IChooll. MARC MANICUN. Newport Beach ''l'tdl11~ ·eom' · .,..., palll lljgo lfter Slilar Israelis might consider the but the bate that la comlng Paleltinlan Dag a bat• eym-trom certa1n petty tyranta bol. wbo want everyone to think What about Brown Power and aprw tbmDMm. ill T-lhlrtl that are 1een in the tWtatn app1oftd (by the pet· local ICboollf Are they bat.a ty tyrudl) ..,.. 'Yltlbollf TM N9w)lolt->-fw Uni· 1111 MI hm .... to be w 1c11oo1 o.tct wm be • "C'lldng flam,... Wb6 bud ...... d .. cnft. cllw I • ,,.. '°~Ee codeaat doll Dal wallel IM fftm ,_.,, tbml· lit Am mMiilll ltglll OI he --.n11 .. ···" 0 ..... ..,... aw ·-~,:sa ,., ............. 111 .. . QUOTE Of THI DAY "Until my girls understand that we're a family and we win and lose · together, we won't have success ... " . Tamette ... ,,., Estancia girls basketball coach .. llfl »Mti Ill Sports HaD ot Fame l:.-lt-bnuiofC th .. n11llr1111r11m JulV•'-'- DICK DAVIS .. lportil ..._.Roger Corlaon • 949-5744223 • Sports Pax: 949-650.0170 Tuesday, July 2, 2002 7 • PHOTOS BY GREG FRY I DAILY PILOT Record-setting Orange Coast College goal scorer Jaycee Mahler will play for the Dallas Sand Stoz:m In the tntlmate Soccer League. OCC's Mahler, Cassity among dozen 'locals in alternative soccer league. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT REDONDO BEACH -The Orange Coast College Pirates were one game away from the community college women's soccer state cham- pionships last year and, now, during the offseason, Uiey are preparing to build on a record-setting season. 1Wo al the Pirates are opting to refine their slcills ln the Ultimate ·soccer League, which held I.ts championship game ·at OCC last year. That's how sophomores Lauren Cassity and Jaycee Mahler became Interested in the fast-paced, high-scoring league. Cassity and Mahler are among 12 local players who are in the four- team leaglfe, which begins play July 6 in Redondo Beach. The Dallas Sand Storm features Mahler, Cassity, as well as Vanguard University's Nicole Avila, Bryanna Gonzalez and Jennifer Shaver. Costa Mesa residenta Annette Parry and Marla Nellon are on the New York Star Gazen, while Newport Beach resident Nicole , Bucdarelli plays for the Los Angeles Roxiet. The Miami Wave Breakers include former Corona del Mar High standouts, twin sisters Britta and Margit Vogele, along with former OCC player Cristina Guerin and Costa Mesa resident Dannielle Killilea. On July 6, the Sand Storm will face the Wave Breakers, which means Mahler, who also played for CdM, will have to square off against former prep teammates Britta and Margit Vogele, both of whom are now playing at the University of Iowa. Britta Vogele was the starting goalkeeper for the 8-10-1 Hawkeyes last season, posting t t 0 saves, indudlng a conference-leading 80 during Big Ten play. •1 said, 'Uh, oh,"' Mahler said of her reaction to playing against the Vogele sisters. • 1 played with them for six or seven years. I don't do so well against people I really know. But, we'll see what hap~ns. • If last season at OCC was any indication, Mahler could put up points galore. in the Ultimate Soccer League. Mahler, attempting to regain her academic eligibility for the fall by attending summer school. broke the school single-season scoring record with 33 goals. That SEE SOCCER PAGE 8 OCC's Jennifer Cassity (right) Is amlous to test her skills against Dlvtsl9-.n I college playen In alternaUve ultimate Soccer League: GIRLS IASKmALL Rappa to lead Eagles . New Estancia girls coach led Charter Oak to three straight CIF playoff appearances. B•rry F•ulkner DAILY PJLOT COSTA MESA -Tammy Rappa, who guided Charter Oak High to the CIF Southern Section Division II-A girls ·basketball playoffs the fast three Seasons, was named girls basketball coach at astancia High Monday, said Nancy Ferda, the Eagles' girls athletic director. Rappa. hired recently to teach reading at the school, will rep.lace Paul Kirby, a walk-on who resigned after 10 years with the program, the last six as head coach. Rappa takes over an Estancia team that welcomes back most or its players from last year's 16-11 season, which included a share of the Pacific Coast League title. It was the program's first . league crown since 1991. Rappa's Charter Oak teams were a combined 47-38 the last three sea.sons after enjoying little succes~ b\{ore Rappa's arrival. she said. The Chafgers reached the second round al the playolfs the last two years, losing to eventual 11- A champion Redondo Union in last sea.son's second round. Charter Oak, In Covina, finished third in the M.iramonte League in 2002, tied for second in 2001 and third in 2000, posting a cumulative league record of 18-12 under Rappa. Rappa. 28, also coached boys and girls varsity tennis at Charter Oak, but Ferda said any tennis coaching responsibilities at Estancia had not yet been discussed. Her girls tennis teams won league titles in 2000 and 2001, while she guided the boys team to the league aown in 200f Rappa inherits a lineup thalindudes point guard Trisha Wase, the PCL Co- '-.._Player of the Year la'st season as a sophomore, as well-as first-team all- league performers Xochitl Byfield and Tisha Gray, both of whom wiU be seniors when Estanoa moves to the Golden West League this season. Rappa will meet with the team for the first ti.me today and hopes to quickly line up some summer competition for the Eagles. She said her coaching philosophy is based on two principles. "No. 1, I emphasize that this is a team sport,• Rappa said. ·we could have the best player in the league. but if she isn't willing to give the ball up and trust her teammates, we're not going to win league. Until my girls understand that we're a family and we win and lose together, we won't have success. "No. 2, I like to instill basic funda- mentals. U my players don't know the basics, l can't move on to teaching strategic offenses and defenses.· Rappa also said she stresses academics with her student-athletes and repcwted all three al her teams a! Olarter o6k had at least a 3.5 combined GPA. "Coaching makes me a bette r teacher and, I think, athletics makes stuc;tents better students,• Rappa said. Rappa. who played basketball and tennis at St. Lucy's High in Glendora and was recnuted to play both sports at the Univenity of La Verne, said she left Olarter Oak due to a dispute with admin- istrators over the use al district facilities for her fimd-nmmg sunui-ier leagues. She said she plans to add an assistant coach soon. 2,2002 mark easily surpassed the previous standard of 24, set by Newport Harbor High product Taylor Yura~. Mahler's performance helped lead the Pirates to tlle Soutbem Calilomia Regional Cinal, where they lost to Cypress College, 2-0, Nov. 20. OCC finis he~ 20-5-t , tying the ~chool single-season record for'wfns set b)' the 1988 squad, which advanced to the state championship game, Mahler will keep busy this summer and play in five leagues, including the Ultimate Soccer ' League, which has a three-game schedule, as well as an All-Star game. The Ultimate Soccer League awards three points for each goal and features an extra-point attempt. The goalie from the team that scores attempts to kick the ball through uprights, which extendfrom each goal post, from the midfield line. There are no offsides and there are eight players per team on the held. - The rules should challenge Cassity, whose sound defense aided the Pirates last year. ·(The Ultimate Soccer League) seems interesting to me," Cassity said . "I want to see how I can -compare fo 1he' "{Nt:"A1' -rn~sron· t' players, who come home for the SEAN HUER I OAlY PILOT University o_f Iowa goalie Britta Vogele, 1eeD lliopptDg a shot al CdM. wJll ~tor Miami Wave &reakers. Re-.. .... "-S...... The followina persons •re doma business as: A.) conneXlink.B .) Oiamaae. 1412 Bay-polnle Or.. Newpor I Buch, CA 92660 James Huold Ander· Ion. 1412 Baypolnle Ot .. Newport Beach , CA 92658 Remona lee And~ton. 11}.~ Baypo1nle Or , Hewporl Beach, CA 92i58 This bu$lness Is con· dueled by: husband and wit. Hue you sterted doina business yet? No • James Harold Anderton This st.temenl was loled with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 06/25/02 2002H07N6 Daily Pilot July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2002 T727 ......... "-S...... The followlnc persons are do1n1 business as: Atomic X Hydration Co., 1367X South .l..t]'llS, Anahe•m. CA 92805"" Per rlcone Wiieman Croup. LLC (CA), 1367X lewis , Anaheim. CA 92805 This business Is con· ducted by: limited llabihty Co. Have yCH.t star led doln1 business yet1 No Perricone Wiieman Group,LLC John Wileman, Man .. er This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Onn1e County on06/25/02 200JH07141 Daily Pilot July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2002 T722 .......... ... s..... Th• followl111 persons are cloln1 business as: Majot Marilttlnl. Inc., 12AO Van Buren 1105, Anaheim, CA 92807 Callforni. Matot Mar· lletin1, Inc. (CA). u.a Van Buren 1105, ~ •. helm, CA 92807 Thia buslneu Is con· ducted by: a COfporetlon H.tve yov statt.cl dolna business yen Yes. 2/22/02 Callfornla Majof' Mer· ketlna, Inc. Wl"••m A. Wasaon, Vice President This statement was flled with Ille County Cwk of Oun1e County 01106/25/02 MOJH01NI Dally Piiot July 2, 9, 16, 23. 2002 T72A ........... ......... The lollowtlls plf'tOM .,. 6oitlC ~ •: o.~ J ... .,..... Alie., •»&. ,.twport hedl,CAtZM 0.vjjf ~n. lOO St1tto To•a•, Coate ~~ .. -duetff ......... ............ 41o1119 ...... ,.., , ... l/l,W .,....A,.....,. T1'll ......... ., .. ....... -c..ty ~ Or ..... c...ty - summer). Even though It's a different game with a fast-peee;+-thio:lt-J!IJ still be able to see how I measure up with those type of players.• July 27 at 7 p.m. at Oaks Christian The-Ultlmat~ Soc-Eer--t.eaqu&'.&----Sch-001---tn Westlake Village. For season ends with an All-Star game, information: (310) 406-075-4. The followlna persons 91e doina business u : Huao's Cle1nln1 Service, 13882 Tustin E. Drive Apt 82, Tustin. Cellfornla 92780-5313 Huao Dau, 13882 Tustin E Drove Apt 82. TU$tln. Calllorn1a 92780· 5313 This buslnll$s is con- ducted by: an Individual Have you started dolna business yet? No HuaoOua This statement was flied with the County Clerk of Or•n&• County on 06/28/02 2002HOU97 Delly Pilot July 24. 31. Aua. 7, 14,2002 Th730 ll01ICI TO <BTOIS Of lllSAll (SICS."~ 6105 U.tt) baw .. ltsff.n Notice is hereby a•ven to creditors of the within named aeller that a bulk sale Is about to IHI made of the essets descrl~ below. The names and bull· ntts add,..sses of • ti.1 seller are: A1hen Tiii N(uyen. 216 TechnoloD Qrfve, Ste J. lrvlne, 'CA 92618. The location In Call· forn1a of th• shlef uecutlve off!Ce of the seller is: Same as above. As listed by the seller. •II other business names and addfesses uaed by the seller within three years before the date such lost was Hnt or delfvered to the buyer ere: None The names and busi· ness addrenes of the buyer are: Hlrofum1 Bair1n end Maml Beorln, 216 Tachnoloay Drive. Ste. J, Irvine, CA 92618. The ass.ts to IHI sold are described In aeneral as: Furniture, ftllures. equipment. aoodwlll, IHs.hold Improvement end co~nenl not to compete and ere located et 216 Ttchnolor Drive, Ste. J, lfvlne, C 92618. The business name used by the seller et thllt location Is FOOO Ex· chance. The anticipated date of the bulk safe is July 19, 2002 at the office of Unlverul hcrow, Inc. 1025 W. 190th St., 1160. Garde· na, CA 90248. The bulll sale Is sai. subjKt to Cellfornla Unllorm Commercial Code Sec· tlon 6106.2. If so subject, the name ancJ eddr8's of the 1>«son with whom claims may be ftled Is Universal Escrow, Inc. 1025 W. 190th St., 1160. Cerde· na, CA ll0248 and the IHI date fOf flllnl clalms shall be July I , 2002 which Is the businus day before the sale date 1pecific above. Dated Jllne 21, 2002 /•/Mir.._. ... ,.,._. ..... l"ubllahed Newport BHch·Cosla Mesa Dally Piiot July 2. 2002 412664 T721 l.lgllMalcll 2MO I01IU Of lllRllll TOAlllUSJamATIOfi MMUlllTA (•AlmilMilwe.t Wl-A21412' To all heirs, IHlnefi- claries, creditors, con· t1naent creditors. end persons who may other wise be interested In the will or estate, or both. of Al.AN 0. KUTTA (ab ALAN OAVIO KUTTA) A PETITION FOR PRO· BATE hH been flied by Anna s, Kulla In the SuperiOf Court of Cah· fornla, County of Or· a nae. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests that Anne S. Kutt• be ep-polnted as personal ••Pfesent1tlve to ad- minister the esl•te of the decedent. THE PETITION requests 1utho•ity to administer the estate under the Independent Admlnls· tratlon of Esutes AcL (This authonty wUI allow lhe pe<sonal represen- tative hi lake many actions without otiuln· Ina court approval. B!tf°'e. ~H certain vety lmpclfJ1nt 1ctlons. howev'{;~.tM. ~non11 representallV. will be required to cfve notice to lntereated peraons unless UMy ,,~. waived notice ot consented to the proposed action.) The Independent admlnlslla· hon •uthotlty will be arantecl unt.ss an ln- letesled person file• an objection to the petition and shows IOOd CIUM why the court lho\lld not annt •he euttloflty. A HEMfHO 011 the pehhon wllf lie held on 8/1/02, at 1:30 PM In Dept. l ·73, loaoted •t 341 Th• City Orin. Orenae, CA 92868. Lamoreau• Justice Center IF \'OU 08JECT to the 1nntln1 of the petition. you should appe8f' at the • huri.,. • nd st. It }'OUt ollj9c: • Ilona or flle written o0j9c:tlon1 w"9I ttM c-i before ttle hurlnc. YoUt eppearance may be In person or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CRE.Ot· TOR °' e cot1tillpllt cted1tor of the dectlMd, you must file rour clalm with the COUf and INJI • cop'/ to the personal reprnentttlw ..,.,oint.cl by the court within four months trom the date of ftnt 1ssu-of letters H p(ovided In P}obat• Code section 9100. The time for fillna dalms will not expl ... before four months trom tlle hewlna cl.tie noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by .the court. If you are a person llltetnled In the estate. you may file will! Ille court a Requttt for Soeclat Notice (form OE· 1$4) of the ltllfll of •n lnventcwy end appraisal of Mtate ttuts or of eny petition or account H provided In Protlate Code MC'.llon 1250 A .......... Request fot Special ._.._. Nolle• fOfm 111v1Uable The f0Uowl111 persons from Itta e-1 ci.rk. are cloltta bullnen n : ~!"'w ~--· !!!' a.) South Coast Sport· ... ...-fllhin1. b) Pacific Coast OMAS W • •nu•. sttortfllftlna. 901 00v8f HOt L 0....-Aw •• Orlwe, Suite 1101, we. ••, ~ • CA Hal t :;e;gort 8ttch. CA ,.. tllMt AllvHant Uf• MMlt, l"11•llat1ell Newport ~ta ..... Oally Ille. (CA), 901 Ooftf • .. I -Drive, S11fle fJOl , TW731 '" ... ,.._ ~ort Beach, CA ji;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:;iiiiiiiimi Ttlts tl\ltlftess la Coot· dllcted •Y • -.. ...... Havtpu•t•--~ ltmtMse."'1 ... ~tuh ..... Ille ~-L ...... ,, ... ...... Tiits ............. ........... ~ ewti .. Or .. ~ . ..,,... ne:='-'hl la.I No.~ ,..._.._ Fictitious Bualness Rea Onllr No. 88149 A.P. "-S...... Name Statement 1Unber '40-072·13 "*'cl Tiie follotrlna persons Tho lollowf~aona Trumn Siii lftllt Dlld al are doina buslf'less as: are doing u: Tn.111 Yllu n tn DlfaAI llldlr Coast Carpet Care, A.) ~ Oetd al TIUll. Dlfllld »! 31, 34112 Granad• Or .. Dana Davld1on/Buellt. B.) 1990,......, )'Dll • ldlarl lo Point, CA 92629 Capl•trano t1arley- Pldec:l-.. ~ •-ii. Frsd Hwford, 34112 Davld80n, C.) South ,_ • ....., 0r County Marlo~ IOld II I .... I )QI Gc~·9"!1'29 ., Dane Point, Dallidl«!, 32421 ,... netd "' ..,..,...., GI Ill " '0 Pert-to, San J ..... uan lllUt al Ill proc..tig This business Is con· ~. CA 92676 lgllrwtrou,)IDllll!alAdcarllllel ducted by: a Individual Southern _ Ora~• 1 ,_ "*' .. .._._ Have you started dolna _,_ • ··~ business yet? Yes, 6/0V Ccully, LLC (CA), glWn. tlll on 71tf6XR. II 02 Aeaeardl Drive, Irvine, 10;00 NA cl llld dly, In Ill • Fred Herford CA 92.et8 lftllll cl Ill llgpcJlll II Ill This statement was TNs butllnen Is 000• llllin ny .. lo 1'I filed with the County duded by: l.lmted Ut· "'-Ill CMc Cll'llllt 401-411 Clefk of Oranae County *" Co. E. ~ IK Placenlla. on 06/25/02 Aeve you •tarted CA. Rm Annlll Colpora. J002H078AO doing bualness yet? No Ml,• CllonQ ccwpcn1an • Dail)' Pilot July 2, 9, 16, S"outhern Orange Ut 111P1*91 Tnatte llldlr 23. 2002 T729 =· ~. Mene>erl in! JlllllUft IO Ill po.w cl Rdl!MI..._ Manager .... conerr.d In flat Clltllr1 .,._ t ........__. Thie atatement -· liled Deed of TMI mMld 11J - -wWI the Ccunty C1e111 o1 Sltlllrl frwm 8cirl8lla nl Jhe followln~ persons OIWlQe County on n..a A. M. SIUdolilfd, are dolnc business as· 0513f/2002 M.O. ,--. Gii W1t80, In Leonard Fln1ncl1I Group, 20026905083 llooll D'a Gf <*Ill All:crda cl 1919·71 COfonet, Ana· Ody Ptlol June 11~ er-.. CU1y, II lll8I !ft. helm. CA 92801 25, July 2. 200,2 ~ Rloonllr'I ...._.Mo. IC). Bernard Newlon, 191~ • '1•10, ~..on cl a lalml 71 Coronet, Anaheim, CA NOTICE OF ... In -92.801 APPLICATION TO or ,..,. • ..n_• l*· Judltll A. Na.,.ii, 191~ .SEU ALCOHOLIC lamwa fl .. ....... 71 COl-i_ Aftetlelm. CA MQAd '*'by,~ 111t This business Is con BEVERAGES bf.:I\ or clalUI. Nolet of ducted by: CO·partners 0.te of Fling Appllca- wt*I\ • ,__, ~f21X1Z Have you slatted lion: MMI 13, 2002 • Aecanllr'I ._.,.. Na. doifla businesa yet? r.o ~m: ~ ~if°"") of 20QZ01MS71. In Boe* !ft. II Bernard ~wton llt(I) i.;: Pt111 lft.. II ... II lll.mlc This statement wn ~ Aoolicant(•) tte: ador!IDlllhlflllllildlllrlar filed with th• llounty ~A~TI<~ Cllll. i..M ll*"t al flt Cletk of Orfn1e County L.PSHIP , ......... .,._ _.....__..., on 06/24M ;:i=...,-::::_..-..=on"" 1 1 2002H07n4 The tppllc:alU Riled ....,.. • ...-..,_, above are 8'>PIYmCI to .... or llllllDllll bMI, or lhl Daily Piiot July 2, 9, 16, the Depertrnenl. of Noo-...,. t.llal ltMI on 23, 2002 T723 hollc Beverage Control q alllr Nat ,,.._ ,..._..._ to 1111 elcohollc IPICllld In llCIOll 5102 cl,. ... r.t...&-......A beveregu at: 3333 C111o!1ia RrWldll CoOe, -BRISTOl ST STE 1807, ~ID dD ~In The followina persons COSTA MESA, CA lhl Siiia ol ..-........ 11 are dolna !Mlslness as: 92626 -·... M.flne Plumbina Set ge of I~•) ap-payllill 11 .. frne of •II vice. 778 W. 17th St.. for. 41 • Off.SALE ,._, .. nl lnlnlC 111111 IJt I Cost. Me», CA 92627 EEA AND WINE • • T.-., 11111111,., ~ Ardemco, Inc. (CA). EATING PLACE ...._ ~ llld Co111J Md 778 W. 17111 St., Cost. PubllaMd Newport .......... • laltMI: Lal Mesa, CA 92627 BHCll·Co1t1 Meaa 7S. net 5011 per bDdt ,1.. This buslntts Is con-Delly P11o1 June 18, 26, 11111 a,.._.,_.,..... ducted by: a corpor1tlon M 2, 2002 T7Q4 Thi ..-..._ or at. ':!•ve you started DINll.....,ol .. ,., cloin1 business yet? Ytt. Flc11tloua Bualnesa Pftll*W ....... ci. 1971 Name Statement mlild' II ,....... It i.· Ardemco, Inc. Tho followi~ llOO c_. ... ..... ~~hterd Glesser, Prttl· are dolrlQ u: ..... CA. Thi ·--...... P1 BESl ROI.LEA. ---ThlS' sl•tement waa B CRUISER MANU-~ .. ltMty IDr "'I filed with the ~ounty CTUAING, 1400 E. •••• ~ ilid ..... Clerk of Orance County --or: a111r canman on 06/25/02 St. AntkflW Pl. •B. s..... Arla, CA. 92705 • Nlcltholl F. Slnovlc, 25621 MaxJmue SI Mi9' tlon Vieto. CA. 92891 Thia buelnesa Is con- ducted by: en ~ Have you alerted doing bulinesa yet? v... 411611984 Nlcholu F. S1ncMc Thie atatoment wu llled with the County Clel1t ol ~ County on oe/14.'0:2 20026906796 oaay Pilot June 18, 25, Ny 2, 9, 2002 T707 Fictitious Bu11neas Name Sta1ement The lollowlnO peraons .,. doing busileN u : ~.206E. Bay Ave.. Newport Beach, CA 92681 Greg Klint, 206 E. Bay A\19., Newpc>11 BMch, CA ~1 Stacy Kline, 20e E. Bay Ave.. Newport 8Mct\, CA 92661 Thie tiuw-.. con-ducled by. hultlMd Ind wlfo Have you ltarted doing buslne.. yet? ....,. 1991 Stacy Kline Thia atatement wa.s flied with the County Cl8!tl ol Cqnge CClunty on 06113"02 200~ Dally PllOt June 18.._25, July 2, ¥, 2002 .!109 Fictitious Buslnen Name Statement The followlno peraona are doing busi*' u: CAPISTRANO BlJELL. 32421 C1He Porfecto, Sen Juan C1pll1r1no. CA 92675 Southern Ortnge County, U.C (CA). etJn Reaearch Drive, Irvine. CA 92618 Thia business 11 con- ducted by: Umlted U. bllty Co Heve you ttarttd doing butlness )'M? No S'outhern Orange Cowlly, Ll.C Cell (949)641·S611 ,. .. ,.., .. , .. ,, ..... '" .... Wiiiem T~. Menager Thia l!Altement WH fllod with the County ~06/~1~ County 20026906257 Dally Pilot June t 8~ M 2, 9, 2002 .!12!! Fictitious Buslneas Name Statement The following peraons .,.. dbinQ buali:less II: TIMECOl>E ENTER· TAJNMENT, 694 Haml· ton Ari.. A, Costa Mola, CA 92627 Cllrla • Sima, 8221 Klngliltlet Of,. Hunt· 1ngton Beech, CA 92848 Clwls Lllk. 594 Hamil· ton Apt. A. Coste Mou, CA 92627 Thia business Is con-ducted by: • general partnerahlp Heve you alerted doing bu•ineu yet? y~ Ma/di 15, 2002 Chris Sima Thia •tatement wu filed with the County Clef1I ol OrWlg8 County on 05/'2002 20026903889 Dally Piiot June 18 25. * 2, 9, 2002 ji13 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS INVITING BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN !Nit the Boatd o4 TNll-of the Foootaln Valley Sdlool Ois1l1c:t of ~~tilcta~ end lncludng 9:00 A.M. JIAy 17, 2002 •• the Dll- trlct Business Ollie., 17210 0.k SlrMt. Foun- tain Valley, CA. 92708 Al this tlme. dtte, and plaoe, bide Will be pub· hcly opened and rtlld aloud fclf 8ld No. 02-05, "Modular lnllaflatlon" u Indicated In the Bid s.,.ctficallon Bid docu-~Ind~· 1r1 on file It the o.ttlct Purchasing Depertmont 17210 ,Olk Street, Foun- tain ValW/. CA. 92708. (714) 843-3243. A "Mandatory Prtlbkf Conferenoe and Job Walk" Wiii be held on July 9, 2002, at 10:00 a.m et Che Otllrict Main-ternan~e Olflce, 1 '1890 ~ Slld .... Ill 2001'907145 mmll .._. .._, •· Deily Piiot July 2, 9, 16, 11191 OI fll"9d "llll'Ctlll ... 23, 2002 T7 28 .................. .... lo ....... ........ ....., lly '* Oilld OI TMI. ._lnlnlt Md STARTING ---·~ ......... ..,. ........ ft ..... llnon; ft • -.... ........ cl .. T-Mdd .. _. ~ lly '* o.t cl lMl ,,. IDtli ..... al '* = ...... ,, .... GflNtHabll ,.., o.t "1n1Ql Am Flrwl:llll Colpnlon, • 0.... COlpGllb. • T.-e ly. Ina R. ..... ,........ 172t1 "*' IM... Ml 2lll 1'1111n. CA l'l1I0-:'1c~ ~;.,.q~ TIUIWt U. ~ (714) 573-1115 P'1772t5. 1(11 6'25 f1Kfll2042 . COODJOBS, REllABiE SERVICES, INTERESnNG THINGS TOBUY, lrSAll HERE 'EVERYDAY IN Cl.ASSIFEDI ~·· MA FEW llmTO. 'lllRI YW ' . ANEW BUSINESSrfi • • ·-. • • • • • • ' Doily Pilot WEWl Qanton collects COSTA MESA -Matt Clanton, a fonner Orange Coast College pitcher who was selected'ln the supplemental first round, 38th overall by the Chicago Cubs in last month's Major League Baseball draft, signed w\th the Cubs Sunday. Oanton agreed to tenns for $875,000 and $28,500 in incentives, which indudes three years or college tuition, said Steve Springer, Glanton's agent. Clanton said the Cubs initially , oCfered $800,000 and Springer came baa with $1 million. Then, the Cubs went down to $775,000 and the talks stalled. The Cubs later caine back with 5875,000 and Oanton said he wanted to wait for $900,000, but then decided he really wanted to play. "It was just a weight off my ~oulders," said Canton, who was the earliest draft selection in OCC Coach John Altobelli's 10-year tenure. MI just want to get out there and get after it.• Clanton, a 6-foot-2, 2t0-pound riglit- hander, said be will leave today forthe Cubs' spring training complex in Mesa, Ariz., before eventually joining a Class- A squad, most likely the Boise Hawks in Idaho or the Lansing Lugnots in Michigan. . Clanton, kicked oft the Pirates' team after he siid he refused to pitch with an arm injury May 12 ill the Southern Callfomia Regional playoffs, compiled a 6-3 record and a 2.90 ERA. Newland Streec. Foun· lain Vt/Jey, Ca. 92708 All Bldderl must be proaent at tNt time to be con&Jdered for thl• profect. ·The Board of TMlteM roaorves the r\ah1 to re- jec::I 11'1)' and air blda Ind IO waive '"--•rih. thortlr{ ,,:iv~~~ reserved by tho Board of TNS1-to Mltol ltema andt'ot' scope of wor1I which In their opinion • belt -the needl of Ille Dlstrklt. PreYlllling W11ge Sc:alo ... apply Ind II on File. Oeted • thll '"" dty ol Juno, 2002 By: Patrick Quinn. Director, D11trlct Oper· at19n1 Published Newport Beech-Costa Mon ~~ Piiot June 25,rffl Flctltioua BualneH Name Statement :-ti~ MG ood Wortdng. 11231 Houaton. Anehelm, CA 92801 ~r1o A. Gonulez, 9231 Houeton, .Aneheim. CA 92801 Thia business Is ooo· ducted by: an lnctvlc1NI ' Have ycJu atart~ ~ buslrl8ll yet? No Meno A. Oonlllez ' Ttue 11at1ment was filed with ttwJ Coull1y Cieri! of Orange CountY on 06/21/2002 20026907490 Delly Pilot June 25, Jliy 2, !!. 16, 2902 T71!1 Fic titious Buslneas Name Statement Tho tollowlno perlOlll tte doing ~ .. Lodge. 2937 Brl1tot St.. #A· t 03, Coate MMe. CA 92628 H4IDOY Camper, LLC (CA); -2816 Ville Wey, Newport Boact'I, CA 92663 This butineM Is 000· duclod by-l imited Ut- bilty Co. I-lave you started doing bulir1oll yet? No Haper C.rnpw, UC To Place en NJ In C-lled Cell (948) ~-64171 LID Ooodel. °""'8t TIQ ltltement WH flied with tile County ~of~ County on 06/14/2002 20028906813 Daly Piiot June 25, .My 2, !!, 16, 2002 T71& A GOOD ADI r Cll <•>•.a SELL your~ i1em8 thiough daaaifled GOOOJOBS, HE LIABLE SE fl VICES, /NTEHEST/NG THINGS TO BUY, IT'S All HEH£ EVENYOAY .,. IN CLASSIFIED! (9'9)642-5678 <! I ' DOllY Pilot Tu.day, JW,. 2, 2002 9 Po lier How to Place A Rates arid deadline"'s arc subject to change Without notice. The publisher reserves the right to c:ensor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified adv~ment. Please repon any, error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the sr)ace actually occupied by ihc error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. • • CLAssiFuiijlD -liil Monda)f ...................... Friday 5-:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday .S:OOpm By Fax (949) 631-6594 (Pla.te include your -and phone number and we 'II call yOll ~with• price qll()lc.) By Phone (949) 642-5678 Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thurs_?ay ............ Wednesday 5:00pJ1l By Mail/In Person: ANNOUNCEMENTS & MISC. ~ 1010-1770 GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCIAL Oldef Style Furl'llMe l'\AHOS .. Colledlbles . .....,._...._ •S.....• ..... •Olllclt~ $$CA8HPAID$$ _,.... __ _ M llUY ISTATIS ............. ......,_ AITlll" c CONSIGNMENTS l .IQUM ... ......n All rHI utal• ldYll'· •tslna In this newspaper Is subject to th• federal Fair Houslna Act of l968 as emended which m1k11 It ill•a•I to advertla. "any prefll'· ence. llm1t1tlon or discrimlnetion bind on race, color, reliaton, se11, handlcep, femllial status or n1hon1I orialn. or an Intention to m•k• any ·such preference, limita· lion or dlacrimlnatlon.· This newspepar will JIOl know1n&IY eccapt any advartlsernent for rHI Hl•I• which is in vloletlon of the l•w. Ou.c readers ,,. hereby Informed that 111 dwell· lnp advartlaed In this newspaper ere 1v1il1ble on 1n equal opportunity b1&1a. To complain of dis· crlminatlon. cal HUO toll· tr .. 1t l·S00..424·8590. ...... W.Nly4fttl Fouton, furn, din rm tbl w/c1ln, 27" TV w/VCR, more. 359 Flower St, CM 1419 2305-2490 Border Terrier • Imm (Tan) Saturday, June 29 at 6:00pm 24740range NEEDSMEDS REWARD 949.645.7643 or 949.285.1714 1610 fOUND CIU PHONE IN COIONA Oil MAR C ... -4'-:rllte. t4t-675 ... SS5 ...... ,Lon 2490 PAYDAY ADVANCES IY PHONE In Hconda. Repey your neat peydey. Convenient • Fest · Confldenti.1. No c,.cht clledl. Advance Sm¥1· Cud • Anytime, An1· where. 1·800·480·9166. (CAL•SCAN) W..t te ... DDT run Loen1 of ell types avail. Call Global Flnanclal Group. All credit con· aldered. Call toll frH. Hll8-500.0l53 hetlP ..... h1v1 bad credit too. Gal on tredl. , ....... 775-6871 HOME FURNISHINGS ftrnln Sa5 A•tl .. u• Ar"'•lr• druaer llke new, unique dinette 11t. Polo Shop premium wood cabinet&, low price&. 94~933-3830 e-'IM .. ct1....i end standerd size couch. Both new cond. a.\111 -. Price .... 714-841· 1725 2 Twt.t fftS of Simmons Mulpedlc mltllrHI, boa sprlna a frema. $1.ZVIM. ., 9&673-9161 BIEUY/ -DIAMOIOSI PRECIOUS METALS Naclilece 1811 Gehl. Med1 rl1 Ci trin• w/dlemond, •narend. cushlon·c~, ~ 1191· ci.I. Wor • 1111 for .11100/obo, 9'49·640-0831 c-tc ......... T ltt. .. ~g!~··.''I SEU _.. ._;;; your unw1nt1d Items throuch clusltt.d Old Colnsl Gold, ailvll'. jewelry, watc:Ms. ~ collectlbla 949-642·9448 Hours 330 West Bey Street Costa Mesa.. CA 92627 At NeWp0\1 Blvd. &: Bay St. Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-lo-8.:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm Index '~ .. , · soos-saso CSA Persl•• Kitt•• Purr·fect Summertime Gift, white w/copper 1y11. All shot&. 4mo. $400. 949-<651·2025 llmlMllll ......... __ IT A•ywlter• South W11t Airllnn flys. l tldl•t up 7-11 $250/ obo Pat 949·278·3939 HOMESFOASALE ORANGE 5400 COUNTY 21r tie l level patio condo. New decor, oce1nslde .of PCH. walk to all. M39'i. Owner /9kr 949-760-3187 ,......,. E'sld• 'h block to Back 811 48r 381. uparaded, la pvt yerd. flntastic comm w/pool. spe ' tennis. $365,000. •gt· 949-574-3583 * The Bluffa * 48r 38~. edult occupied by lon&·tlrne owners. Xlrrt cond. GrHt loc. Priced under market for prompt aalel $539.000 949-514-5482 •at. Home/Eacklslva cllarm· In• Lido Isla 48r 28•, ntra 11 lot, aoraaous petlo ' strada. Call •at. Bev !M~7l8-2742 or Jon 7l8-27J8 OcHnfronrF'lxer Not for the Faint of Hoartl •at. 949-723-8120 MISCEU.ANEOUS RENTALS Renlal To SIM I030 fAM Ir N..,...., W. On for tlM nicest baecb hou111. Wd firs, fully furn. 2bllls lo bch. 2 La. patios. 2 prkna permits. ~ Maa. DSl, '"' now! ¥J7 l8tll St M-M. $77Sm + 1(2 ulll 94~375-0675 Rooms........ ... L9 St•tlle, detechad from house on water, In uch1n11 lor llaht rent or PT offlce/cJomestlc work. (714) 227·3057 O«AlfROMT NB 2br lba, ecro. from '*' $ll75m 1/2 14 5611 Sllllflor'l !MIMl&!U57 7000 1950 Rnldentlal Rentals I Fumllhed, IM1fumlshed. ~. condol, apart· menll. duplex. Offered I_,.. li2:1a:z ORN& 1• COUNTY -··--"-•I• l .. tttluff llr -._ th, new carpet, tlla & M••tl•1••• le•cli Prime Office/Medical B.ldaa. C•ll Patrick Tenore Netlonwlda USA t4t-IS6-t70S SELL· your stuff through classified! morel $417,000 qt. John .... PtlW•ll M11111' 949-280·3100 lllrta. ~ ,.., Clr'Pt Town ho ma llvffa ~ f//11 Wiil .J_bc:l\lblly. BHutlful, Remodeled -~ ...'<!50 'f(t;/Ot 38drm 1.58a $425,000 9&Sll1Dpm&aiee •at. Linda 714--404-5678 Corner OcHn View $425.000 Just Listed II •at· 949-723-8120 lbr lba yrly evall now newly remod, 1 c aar, l door to beachl $2300 AAocl1tedRHlty t4t-671-U6J CevetM Pt. 8Nch a Bay ruldentlel lrH. Cepe Cod SBr 2.Sbe, new ce<ptVpalnt. $2600/ wkl1. furnished 714·544· 3400. Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Cal Lorraine at (949) 57 4-4245 Conn del Mir Studios from $575·$995 full kite. So. of Hwy, Almost I br walk 2 bch/ resteur Sheol• 675-5838 Apt. Spac I Br over aer. walk lo beach, stores. deck. lnclry. ulls pd . $1275mo 949-723-0710 c.n .... Cut• 28r. lB•. I car 1ar, patio, no pets. new carpel/paint, lease, $Ull&n IAI n:l 9&7&1.SQ) Apt. Cer_H.......,• allc unit La. 2br. lba, Ip, panoramic, ocun view. quiet nellltbor· hood, wlk-ln tlo11I $2300/mo (949) 380- 8040 38r 2.58a. 1'/• blocks lo bHch. new carpet, paint. cath cells. new closet sys. n/pels/smka, $2500/mo. 949-675-7591 ........ a.t. ftlnlf.._.. Stv4fe, eft custom, quilt er11, utils a laundry Incl, rtO/ _. S750m 949-8Z9-<l52.8 Move·in SpecW Spedous lBt $195 • S850 Ind .... QI.ill. h MW, pod. .-S, bllCI to bch. <Kut ...,. & loc 9&51S-OJXJ Apt. lovely lllad COmlJ'I. nr Trl·Sqr. l8r lBa w/frla. 1ar/1toras•. weter/tresh pd. $855/mo + $500/sec. Klein Mnat. 877·704-8649 ht.9200 Apt 2"r ti.. r••t n•lchborhood, w hk ups, l cer 11r. -.t $1250/ mo. 949-673·7800 Twnhae 2Br 2.58a on bluff nr bch. fncd yd. fp, dbl a•r• utre sp. pet(?) $1395/mo. •at. 949-642-9699 Horne Charmin& Nwpt Hrta 28r 18•. laar, 1£800. doa oi.. •• fncd rd. 308 llith Pl·ardnrpd 949-548-8794 Avail 7 /6 Twnhm E'side 48r 2.581. FR, LR, Fp, vacant and unit, assoc pool, $pe, tennis S2l00m •at. Donald Pfeff 949-733· 6074 Home/Pwt s~... 38r 28•, 2c a•. fresh paint, show& e11tram1ly well.upareded, llorloua view. Avall lmmed. •at, Cerry. M9-7lS-236' YIAll Y LIASIS Bill GltUNOY REALT°"S MM75·6l61 Apt 2br 21>a Nwpl Hats $1250 areit arH. like nu. vault cells, tile counter lops, sunny & bfiaht. 949. 760· 1713 O..e ,...._.._.. :U.r 2ba balcony. fireplace. l c aer. 11t. $1850/mo. t4t-•n-7aoo 2i.r 2lo• l•-"-• new carpet. new p11nt, wd hkup, 2 c perklna. pool, spa, tenl\IS aet $2200/mo. 949·293-4830 WESTCUfl Slor 2'1e ......... .,-1.. 2-,,, ..w.. •,..., snoo-.. .......... 50-5600 Twnha. leyt'I .... aated, lmmac 38r lfuTI ba. Ip, patio, 2000sf. pool & spa, avail 8/l. $2500mo. 714.350.9541 Condo,19 .. <-y-fer4 ...., McC"i.ln lllr 2.58a, watber. tllflnis, pool, aolf vu.$2500rn 949.&40.5274 Ck-'"-t. n.. .. patio on aalld, 2 t pr. wd hkups. •at $3000 t4t-2tl -4HO NP Hts lmmec lbr 2.5ba 24ary C..,. Cod, acn w. N ~ Im ch. tc. -. =-~:.:~ ..,_. w .. tdlff femNy 1lnlle 1t01Y. ta tam rm off klthen. muter br rm w/adJoinina ba, hua• back yd, 12·mo lease. $3500 i>« mo. •tt. Brian 949-717·•736 .......... r P/T pos1· lion avail for a mort1•1• compeny located 1n N.8 . fin hours. Mon-Fri Must be proflc1~nt 1n Quick Boob, end com· puter lit. PIHH contect Lisa VHle 949·833-11600 or faa resume to 949- 8"-93S4 Saelila9 rall•lole ' sincere, Enalish s!*na Individuals who would like to earn ••Ira Income as an indep conlnctor workln1 PT car In& for elderly people $9/hr, OC cllenls, n/smk (t4t)H1-1267 DtllVlltS, O/O'a. Run with • compen1 wilh options. 53 IL cans, flatbeds, hHvy haul. Benellls, out1t1ndln1 pay. 3 yrs. COL/OTR uperleftce. fletbad/HH, 1-800-835·9471. Yens. l · 86 6 -313 -0478 . (CAL•SCAN) An19ttlle1Wetty ln·homa compenlonshlp, homem1kln1. errands fle11 PT d1y1 hours or 24/w shifts. C.r req'd. 714·444-4881 hnl .._From Homa mail order/Internet. f /tralnlna ' support. frH klfo: 888-673-8891 www.w.rtw~ Wlfil: "-...... $1200- $1500/mo PT. No Hp. ~ train l .... 2M-0552 ... "?"T')d!-conVf!ri ~ "swe. <--. ~ nffded for Pacific Coast Aquetlc's, Newport Sch. Cell (!M9) 118· 1268 PT Offlu A11ht9lt for ettorney. 9em-2pm. M-f. Ora•nittd, responsible, datml cririld MM31·1'B> ,._,....._•tMinle's Yecht aurpllll. lots of hHvy llftina, knowlad,. of boetlna a computer aldllt • +. $10/Hr start. Apply In "''°" <I> l 500 Newport 81. Coste Mesa (Mt) ,,..... 1'2 M-M&M, MMS/NIS- TU stocked. vendin1 route Unique mechlne. Creal opportunity! Prima locations avarlabla now• E 11cellent profit pol en· tial lnvntment required $lOK & under. Toll-Free: 1 ·800 637 -7444 (CAL•SCAN) A+ MUI, MilS/NES>-lll stocked. v1ndl•1 route. Unique math1n1 Great opportunrtyl Prime locations available now• E acellent proht poten· tiel. Investment required $10K & under. Toll-frff· l ·800·637 ·7444 ~CAL·SCAN2 flamlflc's Prime Staakhouse & wine Bw. NOW HIRING HOST STAFF APPLY IN PERSON DAILY l-4pm 455 Newport Center Or Newport Buch, CA 949-720·9633 Sain ~ .... C.-ty f•lr.Oamo women's T__., .. MWi sllln care product Tr11nlna. I/pt. $7 .50 to start. fun lc>bl aaa..att-1247 TtlUsAbolt Yotl 6WGESAUI II CLASSRD (949) '42-S671 Cll~Wi; (M91M2·M • S1111,o,,.,Cor /,. Classlfl•d I .... ... : . - a-.WQ.;U4Z iif:A.'it· . •· j ._. ... .....,z•. ............ W/Htr•, ,. c:cn, ~.+ tH &l .A rMlllH~ T-ato Auto S.. 71 0'7-1931 IMW"91....._D ....,..... ,..., • OlllY -Ml. Sll,llO lll09I ~AUTO 949-574-7777 Bulcll '94 La S.bfa LTD, low 421l ml, lnlhlf. alloys, non 1mokar. rell· able & aconomlc,efl (4037~/3135T) $8988.00 Nab«a lllJ0.945.5592 • • L1 II lb Alll . ... ,_ .--.. ..... C.-..9 .... ITS OTI ·~ ........ = --·;;)'i -(1111f'IUI > = ... ~en: .. ~·c.-C.-.0 'tlSDw .. .... ............. 1o ....... ~. ,.... -tledy-*. ... .._.c,,...,.,"-1. 111100 ....... 5711 uc.of •lfl'=· ~~u (t2IDl59/!1Glf~ 12 ... . ,,, . -...-Sltllc*C.-.C IDO-MS-561! IGMM,....,.IM~ colMI • .-1 Cldlll9c '00 Eldof ado Mr.(Ml)Ul-i... low mllH, Polo GrMn, eMte "9S .._ 4dr, Ian lthr, performan« model win. 121,988. p•, only•. low mlle· ( 134650/3709T) -ca. wall lellan "" of. ICJO.!M5·S59t full Pfl«, $2811+tu Ii Cadll!K '00 Escai.de fie. Oont miss this buyl whit•. tan ... tn.r. lft· 714-07-1931 tartMll-nt ays, c ... nl ~Ix LI lBr lBa, prefd. (120315/3717P) '28,981 E tide toc1tlon, open, N1blfs Bulcll CMlllK tir~ & alt, pelt ok. 800-945-5592 $1 /mo. 949-722-0194 t ' ' • NOll'l1I ~i103 0 0Jt•3 •IC tt7 souni • A)f "0 '6 MST •K152 O AJ I o A1JU • 13 0 lt1l •AQJ5 The bidd1na; . . .. SOUTH W1rHI' N01l111 INT h.. U Jo ,._ lNT ,,_ .... Opening lead: Four of • £AST .... .... Even seemingly roul.ine conll'llCU can conceal danger. K'i#I in the lexi- con of a competenl declam' you will find A f oc /. voidaDce. The IUCtiorl wu simple enoupi. After South's ooe-no-uump aperung bid. 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C-....~Fpb, BBQ. tile. stone, lend· tclpe, ratalnl111 walls, L667547 949-254-1048 l rldt Ii.di Sr-TR. Conaatl, Patio. Ortww.y Fifeptc, BBQ. Ref'a. 25Yra Exp. Tarry )14.557.7594 Olywlltllrvlell tt u•U ~CtOJrt ltACU INDEPENDENT ,,.. l<wvk•, Yard Clunup, Maintenance, Sprlnkler Repair, H1ulln1 ('49) •JO..a711 SEU your unwentld Items Uir9uah clai111lad ~YouNtedl Alpllrs of .. tjpee. From the roof to the ~& twrythlng In betWeen CALLlllU . ...el7·1087 Many Wests, ioolcjng at an eouy. ~ess hand. would lead a &hon suit 1n an attcmpc 10 find partllCI''• length. Ford '91 EJ20 Vin Conversion, 461l_, cl, triller tow peke. full pwr. new tires, 4 Cap· bin ch•irs, bed, lV. VCR, CO, 1r1y/whlle, •Int cond. S7500/obo. 949-640·5032. 640-1026 Foal> 't 1 I SSO v- converSton. 450 cl, trailer lowina pck1. full pwr. new tires, 4 c•plaln ~-bW, TV. llCR, CB, l rey/wht, •Inf cond. 7500/obo. 949-640- 5032 or 640-1029 '°'" ·oo ,.,.,_., sport low mites, many ultas, new truck ltada- lnl (~49415/3820T) $13.988 Nabers Cadillu 8u1Ck 800-945-5592 FORD'tt MHt .... 'tt Co11vt~nu1- $13,!8) •17959 'HIW,SAUTO 949.574.nn FOllD'OOM ...... Whlt/ tan lthr Onty 2ml ml. $16,980 118057 'HIWPSAUTO 949.574.nn f•4 'tt T--SI V6, 38k ml. metaHlc silver, em·fm, cess, like new cond-fantastic value, $6.995 v276541 Bkr (949) 586-1888 GMC'tts1...,.. UClb, 3 door, low 35k miles, powtr 1roup, shell lmm11eul1tel (523470/3841T) $.19.988 Naber• Cadillac Buick 300.945.5592 GMC 01 Yukon SL T low milts, black leather, CO, alloys. rur air. b•I· enc• of Wlfrenty (171468/3850f') $28,988 Nabers Buick Cadillac 800·9'5-5592 GM 'OO s.farl low 2911 miles. white, blue Interior. rear air, cd & morel previous rental (522734/3802T) Sl5,988 Nabeu Cadillac 8uic:k 900.945.5592 .._. Civic '97 Auto. lull pwr, pb, pw, ps. IDI· fm CISS, awl, whl a-rs, $6100 714-22!>-1700 .._. 'tt CMc fX 6cyl AIC. full pwr, 1m·fm, cruise control, sun roof, $12.000 (949) 76()-0997 Ja1uar '95 XJS Conv.lmmaculate thru· out CO & Ala.rm $23,900 949-650-5860 PerformanceJaruar .eolll'" J....-'ts lUS 6cyt, 2+2, Coupe, 691i., British recine 1re41n, tan lthr, moonrf, chrome whls, beaut cond. $12.995. IM57219 °"' 949-5116-1888 LoMd a.vw '9t ~WJY S.r141s II. 48k, lull fact warr. bt'lllient bll/llJY lthr dual mnrf, chroma whls, rt1r seats. 1ar11ed, n/smll ~4.250 vl97421 Bkr.(94~)586-1888 1-ll"-'96~y 661l, wvar/rn ttlv. dual rnoonrt. beautiful orl1in1I cond. $13,995 11496751 Bkr. (949) 586-1888 UXUS 't S GSSOO Gold w/tan lthr, lull pwr $17 .980 '18018 PH....-SAUTO 94g.574.7m MIZ 'ttS..i-C230 smk sll w/crm lthr, only 5511 ml. fuH pwr. $20,980 '17611 'HIWPSAUTO 949-574-7777 Nlo., '02 M•1t'-SI auto, loedad, lthar. chroma whla. 4411 ml. SI 7 ,000/obo. 949-500· 2062 Ni..-'00 xr-SI 4x4, 1uto, m111y power features. squllky cla1n, ne,,.cer trade inl (533120/3860T) $18,988 Naben Cadillac Buick lllJ0.945-5592 ONI DAY DIOOM,.... w. -witlt ~ ,,.,,., "-Cm1 II .._ (949)Ml-57n ... ..._,Anytypa Bast price•. Repairs ok. QulHty worll. frff ail QUALITY CUfTSMAH Lt3730089 714·73}·5643 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE l'M YOUfl HAHOYMANI MARK(t4t)6SO~tl2S .._lOT ........ 111 11 .. -.1m AVM.MLE TODAY! Mf..173-INI = ....... . SELL your stuff through classified! ......... •• ow. 'tt s.._.ne premier, low miles, bei1•. rur anlerhin· ment sys. many adusl $19,988 '2Q 1206/385 7P) -80!MM5.5592 SOOi> '99 tSH Twk 261t, full tact werr. Jlarll. metallic blue, mnrf, CO, aer•i9d. 11/smkr, like new, SJ8, 995 v797541 Bkr. C!t49) 586· 1888 ~ ''2 900e 5$pd, 86k, erl1/tan llhr. 10 disc ca. snrf. runs 1rftt, ski rack, extra seVsnow ths 16ltX> obo 949-7ZH53i s.t.... 'tt Sl2 low mllas. 1uto, ed. power /windows/locks. CI 77840/36811) S8988 H•bers Cadili.c 8uick 800·945-5594 v ... _,... ... G91f Tiaht e11a1ne, new clutch, tlmlnc belt. fuel pumps, CO, 1361< ml, runs srul. $1595 (949) 246·5409 vw•t1c;a;;,. White. erut, fun eonv. Sl0.980 •17950 'HIUWSAUTO t4t-S74-7777 VW 't7C.UIUO Whit. areal, fun conv. $10,980 •17950 ....WSAUTO 949-574-7777 VW JfTTA '01 setiml GrHn w/tan int • apd $15.980 . •17809 l'HM.LWSAUTO t4t-57'-7777 lJlllll 1225 FrH appllcltlon. fut approval. 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