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Home My WebLink About2002-07-03 - Orange Coast Pilot·,, ... .. t l ' --The sun will shine i.ter thil =~m,on the coOI side . . s..._2 SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, ~ULY 3, 20<?2 . . Ne~ghboring ~MW (le~er_ :Puys ·Auto Bjstro • Future of the closed, eccentric fast-fOod restaurant will probably be clear in a month, officials say. Jwte CAN9r•nde DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -The Auto Bistro property on West Coast Highway, which has sat vacant for nearly three years since the experimental gourmet drive-through closed, is in the process of being purchased by neigbborir\g Sterling BMW. were not y.et firm. Sterling's plans for the property could be announced in about a month, he said. The sale price and other details of the transaction were not dis- closed. For some Newport Beach observers, the Auto Bistro was an interesting busi- ness experinient that just didn't pan out. "The Auto Bistro itself was a unique attempt to bring a product to the market, •fUld that attempt just didn't work,. said Richard Lueo/S. president 9.f the Newport Beacl:i Chamber of Commerce. •1t shows you bow difficult it is to make it in1:oday's business environment." need to modify its city-issued permit. That would require th~ matter to go before the Planning Commission. If that expansion were to happen, there could be some benefits to the city, Assistant City Manger Sharon Wood said. Most notably, it would mean that · cars ~uld be entering and exiting into only one driveway on Coast Highway instead of two separate driveways if a separate business moved in. The idea of using the space for a car dealership is consistent with the city's guidelines for the 4J'ea. A Sterling representative declined to comment on whether the newly acquired property would be used to expand the dealership, saying that plans For others, the abandoned yellow and red building bas loomed as an aesthetic monstrosity inconsistent with the nauti- cal theme and feel of Mariner's Mile. If Sterling.chooses to use the site to expand its auto sales business, it would "In that area, we encourage and like to see some IJ:4lrlne elements," Wood said. "But if it will be an extension of what Sterling looks like now, that's a nice looking building. I don't think the DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT The Auto Bistro, which was once home to an eccentric f.ut- SEE BISTRO PAGE 4 food restaurant. bas been purchased by Sterling BMW. SHEP STEPS • DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT ~Modifie'd ban may save dory· fishermen • New rule that outlaws certain fishing may be altered to allow the Newport Beach institution to continue its tradition. June Caugrande Md Paul Cllnton DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -The city's his· toric dory fishermen, who appeared doomed by an emergency ban on catch- ing rockfish, now just might be saved. In response to an outcry from the 'fish- ermen, the council that recommended a wide ban on catching rockfisb along the Pacific Coast now says it should bave taken Southern California fishermen into better consideration. As a result, the Pacific Fisheries Management Council, which recorrl- mended the original ban on catching rockfish, has now suggested that a por- tion of the ban be lifted. A Costa Mesa firefighter takes careful steps down an extension ladder from Nordstrom's rooftop at South Coast Plaza to retrieve a power saw ln an ettort to combat a small Ure that started In the TroqueJ RestauranL See brief on Page 4. •Basically, there was an oversight," said John Devore, a member of the coun- cil. "No one spoke up for the fishers south of Point Conception. I and others didn't catch that it should not quite be the same there.• Officials call for committee member's removal To fix this problem, which as recently as Tuesday seemed to spell certain doom for Newport's beloved dory tradition, the council has recommended three ~es of fish -long-spine thorny beadS, short- spine thorny beads and sable fish small- er than 22 inches -be exempted from the ban. • But city leaders are taking a different approach to controversy surrounding human relations group. member Allan Mansoor regular- ly posts comments on a Web site that are offensive to Latinos, homosexuals and immigrants and that be should be removed from the committee. Human Relations Committee members based on allegedly racist and homophobic posts. Though fishing for these species' threatens to wreak environmental disas- ter in Northern California, Oregon and Washington, Southern California stocks of these fish aren't threatened by the low-volume catch of the dory fishennen and others. Loltt. Harper DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -County h~an relations officials are call- ing for the removal of a city com- mittee member who they suspect is trying to sabotage the group's goal of bridging gaps between differing cultures. But leaders closer to home see the resulting controversy as an opportunity to finally delve into •tough issues• that are often glossed over. Rusty Kennedy, the executive director of the Orange County HUIJlAil Relations Commission, said it appeared that Costa Mesa Human Relations Committee Kennedy and members of his staff started to monitor the Costa Mesa-focused Web site, located at groups. yahoo.comlgroups/Conce- medCostaMesaCltizens, after an organized group of residents called to question the appoint- ments of three Costa Mesa Resident Mira Ingram spoke at both last week's H\lIDan Relations Committee meeting and Monday's City Council meeting regar~g posts by com- mittee members Mansoor, Joel Faris and Janice Davidson, which she called offensive and intolerant. •1t doesn't solve all the problems, but it keeps our doors open," said Jan Baker, whose family trawls the waters each morning for the Dory Fleet Market. "It's SEE REMOVAL PAGE .. Rluminating a flickering American experiment And the rocket~ red glare, The bombl bunting 1n air, Gave proot through the nJght That our flog waa 1UJJ there ~ 1t to remind me that our °'9 -the AimrtcilD flit-II ltill tbere. I wat It tbll way bealme rm tNMtnl tbe "**'*"" ... wbmlllllg. I'm DOt pro.ad to own the notion. But it's nonetheless there. Whatever it is about America that's hated by the pwveyors of terror -be it our rich• or our freedoms or our inalienable ri9hta -my brain can't shake the nag- ging worry that many more ol U1 are unwittingly aiding and abetting tbel8 thugs. That we're blindly abiding. their q\Mllll to .oa. tbe lin· gularly uiliq\le bl I 1ng of balng aD Ammtcan. ........... my r-w.1..irtng1Rn <."Jtddliaa wt.,.,..... But up ........... _ .... ........... ., ........ .. ...... _ ... c1 ... w ........... .... -America of the symbols and rituals and institutions that define what it means to be American. We 1ee111 far too eager to claim OUJ"lelvea white or black. Gay or straight. Uberal or comerva- tive. Jew or Christian or · Mllllim or atbellt. It's u U being tbeee tbinga ia, ~ly. how we deline wbo we are. Not u • jMlop)e, but .. tndMduU.,.. ls) ... And IO we foall on and ICftlP OtW wbilt .... .. dllli• four .... ,.... ar.....i lidlDllJ) ...._ t11111"ml1bwllllgwlYllUllMli -__.,., ... Ammklm 72 '"Lt. ,-> ........... rorists want it. To divide and ' conquer the great American experiment by exploiting ethnk and religious and cul- tural differences. By having us believe that being Americen ii merely an adjec- tive -a blood.I-claaifica- tion -that undenninel the far DlCn llM"'ntngful and bnm\itable rMliti8I of. race, cOkJr and aied. 1be .......... wtnnlng bemmewelmftlaigott&l that .... AIMdmm ftrlt . and ....... iblll IMJ!nd. n. .......... .... bem_,....,. .. 1:"' tlalll .... A dtw' a .... SEE DORY PAGE 4 ..... OASIS llllCI - The house bend • the OR Senior Cenm cali It quits ~ 25 YHf'S. S.. ..... J OJlllOU .~Hlirbor~ I 9-lind 10 ,wdd M' St.ms plllf In ...... ~-.......... ........... ..,. ... O..Mlltn••·-.. .......... Loe AES . 2 Wednesday, July 3, 2002 FOi A GqOD CAUSE Daily Pilot GEnHIG INVOLVED - Joseph Langer , • GET11NCI INVOUllD runs per1. odically In the Dally Piiot on a rotating basis. If you'd like Infor- mation on addina your organlza. tiOO to this 11st. c.an (949) 574-4298. ALZHEIMER'S ASSN. OF ORANGE COUNTY Support group leaders, Visiting Volunteers, family resource consultants and office volunteers are need- ed. Volunteers may work on one-time projects or ongoing programs. 1\-aining sessions are avail- able. (800) 660-1993. Dedicating himself to a divin e inspiration Joseph Langer bad a life-alter- ing trip to Acuna, Mexico, last year and has decided to give up his job as a car salesman to dedicate himself as a missionary. After seeing the poverty of peo- ple living in homes made of old pallets with cardboard stapled to them, he had what be calls his "God-inspired idea.• The first step in his plan was to collect donations and go to garage sales for whatever be could find. Having no truck to deliver the goods, Langer stuffed his miniva.n full of items and had to strap near- ly the same amount to the roof. Later, be would convince his wife, Trulie, to use her minivan as well. After finding himself with more items than could be taken, he donated some of them, particularly the furniture and other big items, to some of the local charities. Packed and ready, ~e set out on his trip to Del Rio, Texas, where Faith Mission International has -several storage facilities. The items must be stored on the U.S. side of the border to protect them from vandalism and then driven across in small increments to avoid ~ harassment from Mexican officials on the other side, Langer said. It's amazing how difficult they make it to bring help to their own people, he said. ALMANAC DUI ARRESTS The following people have been a"est- ed recently on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime and, as with all suspects, are con-· sidered innocent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA SUNDAY Jenny Manuel Lopez, 20, Tustin Francis Vazquez-Montes, 29, Costa Mesa Jeremy Todd Vandiver, 30, Huntington Beach SATURDAY Sofia Emiko Holm, 19, Irvine James Allen Nicholas. 31, Aliso Viejo Jose Sanabria-Sotelo, 30, Santa Ana FRIDAY Diego Dominguez. 24, Costa Mesa l(evin Wayne Gibson, 33, Newport Beach Shawn Patrick McBride, 32, Costa Mesa Juan Sotomayor, 26, Costa Mesa ntURSDAY John Emmett Hines, 49, Costa Mesa Hector Salvador-Vazquez, 24, Anaheim JUNE 26 Sherri Lynn Chambers, 26, Costa Mesa Jose Arnold Ruiz-Munoz, 24, Costa Mesa Rodney Dewayne Wilhelm, 49, Costa Mesa JUNE 25 The trip~ a 20-hour drive each way, takes a week as he drives door-to-door dropping off the items to needy families, and covers more than 2,500 miles. Having made three trips to Mexico over the past year, Langer has foUl)d his new occupation to be far more rewarding than any- thinfuhe has done befote. "1be reward for me is the satis- faction of seeing people who have nothing get something,• he said. "I've never seen anywhere in the United States that looks like this.• Having dedicated his life to helping others, Langer found bis $40,000 in savings didn't last as long as he had hoped. lllWPORT BEACH :-SUNDAY Christopher Francis Cave, 27, Huntington Beach Earl Edmund Ericson, 36, Brighton, Mich. SATURDAY Wesley John Krueger, 35, Newport Beach Maureen Dyckes McMaster, 62, Irvine FRIDAY Allee Ann Hudson, 24, Santa Ana Steven R. Zanderholme, 37, Huntington Beach REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS COSTA MESA 2269 Avalon St., $359,091 1647 Iowa St., S1B3,000 3075 Molokai Place, $455,000 1962 Balearic Drive, $466,000 3386 Marigold Orde, $425,000 2506 Fordham Drive, $316,000 1834 l(jnglet Court, $500,000 1638 Iowa St., $188,000 923 Van Ness Court, $280,000 NEWPORT BEACH 22327 Golden Circle, $520,000 4 Cononial Drive, $1 .3975 million 1843 Port Stirling Place, $975,000 40 Shearwater Place, $465,000 2981 Corte Hermosa, $655,000 1125 Balboa Blvd., $645,000 Using his skills as a salesman, he came up with ·a-new idea based on an old concept to raise funds that could benefit the missionary, local charities and local restau- rants. . His idea is "No Purchase Necessary -The Ultimate Restaurant Tour Book.• It looks like a regular coupon book with one major difference: Everything in it is free. Local restaurants and several other spe- cialty stores in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa have donated such things as free piz'zas and dinner entrees, carwashes and dry clean- ing. Since trying to get donations NEIGHBORS door-to-door has become more dif- ficult, Langer thinks this idea ben- efits everyone. The restaurants get advertising for the cost of their donation, the missionary makes 10% off the books, local fund-raisers or schools that help sell the booklets get $10 . for each one sold at $49.95, and Langer can support himself and expand his operations. For more information on dona- tions or the fund-raising actiVities, call (949) 723-4351 or go to the Web site newconcept.sdining.com or thefaithmlsslon.com. -Story by Todd Karella; photo by Don Leach Ea.stbluU Elementary School students Tess Crane, Amanda Young, Usa Radomski and Amanda Garrett with musical group OTown nity and displayed a strong com- mibnent to continuing her educa- tion in her chosen profession. ... National Bank of California · BEST BUDDIES., The nonprofit organization is looking for volunteers, 18 . and older, to provide com- . panionship for adults with -crevelopmental disabilities. As a "Citizen Buddy,• vol- unteers will visit with a buddy twice a month and call or e-mail them once a week. The organization also has an e-Buddies pro- gram that forms friendships entirely over the Internet. Volunteers for that pro- gram must be at least 12. (714) 546-1826 or www.beatbuddies.org. COSTA MESA POLICE DEPARTMENT Seniors 55 and older are invited to help staff the Westside substation. Volunteers are .asked to work two four-hour day- time shifts per week and are responsible for answer- ing phones, bicycle regis- tration, fingerprinting, data entry and assisting with other citywide projects. ·Seniors who can speak both Spanish and English are also needed. CalJ for an application. Fred GaeckJer, (714) 754-5208. Peggy Wlllon Patty McAdams Jerry Votava Cheryl Vargas initiated into the Epsilon Thu Chapter of the Sigma Kappa Soron1y. Wahler, a junior majoring in anthropology and art history, will join the members of Sigma Kappa in their efforts to help each other rea·ch academic success, personal growth, sisterhood and pqilanthropic service. Steven Darrell Mayo, 21, Costa Mesa Amy Jane Sanchez. 41, Midway Oty 1300 Dove St., $510,000 • 3153 Killamey Lane, $288,000 721 Narcissus Ave., S62S,OOO Four Eastbluff Elementary School students from Newport Beach met musical recording group 0 Town on June 4. Teu Crane, Amanda Young, IJ.sa Radomski and Amanda Garrett met the group during a Nickelodeon Television taping in Los Angeles .... Klanna Jaye of Corona del Mar was selected to attend the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C., in August. Designed for high school students who have demon- strated leadership potential and scholastic merit, the conference will provide students with an opportunity to meet with key lead- ers and newsmakers in govern- ment, the media and the interna- tional community. Jaye will also partidpate in various leadership skill-building and judicial simula- tion activities .... The Society of Design Ad.ministration awarded Judy Merrill, office manager for Nadel Architect's Retail Division's Costa Mesa office, the design administralor certification for her outstanding achievement in the nontechnical design fielq. Menill, who is serving a third term as the president of the society, met the aiteria set forth in choosing redpi- ents for certlfieation. demonstrated leadership in the design commu- announced the officers for the bank's new regional office in Costa Mesa. BanyW. Uzel, presi- dent and.chief executive of the bank, named Peggy Wilson . regional vice president, Jerry Votava and Patty McAdams vice presidents and business banking ~fficers, and Cheryl Vargas opera- tions officer. Each new officer has more than 20 years of banking experience and ls expected to add to the bank's spedalizing Service of b"1Siness clients .... Elizabeth Wahler of Corona del Mar was • NEICilt8C>RS spotlights achievements in the community. Please dltect notewor· thy Information to Christine C.rrlllo via fax at (949) 646-4170, or send e-mail to chrirtlM-carrilloO/atlmes.com. '-"'S...... READERS HOTUNE stones. Mlumltlonl, editorllll metttt or SURF AllD SUN Alt OlrW<10f (949) 642-6086 lldwrtMments hefeln c.an be 19f>'O-eM9I S74-U24 }OfoUM ...... timft.aitn Recofd your comments lbovt the duold without writttn pennllllon of -..M!Owlll. ~owner. WEAntER FORECAST of 1 to 5 feet. The same "*°~ Dally Pffot or news tips. 'Nhile we'll still experience should be found this evening. 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CoaMlla . ·~(714)7~ • The pro,l)OSed ~ry addition on Aviemore Terrace that sparked widespread neighborhood opposition, a .possible view ordinance and subsequent infighting among local car enthusla.st organization and agreed • to postpone a decision on inoperable cars untll the next meeting. city leaders was postponed by the council at the request of an unnamed letter writer. John Clark. the owner of a home in the 1100 block of Aviemore Terrace, has been asking to build a second;floor master suite and expand the ground flapr for a breakfast nook, kitchen ·- and study and his request is getting kicked from gqvemment entity to g6\ternment entity. In February, the city zoning administrator approved the addition of a second story to the home on Aviemore Terrace, as well as the expansion of the ground flGor. According to a sta~ rep9rt, the' proposed change required a revrew,because it called for a 1, 154-square- foot master bedroom suite on the top floor and the city needed to ensure the "remodel [was) compatible with its neighborhood." Councilman Chris Steel appealed the zoning administrator's decision and brought it in ffont of the City Council. Council members voted to transfer it to~ Planning Commission. Planning commissioners reluctantly approved the addition -saying there was no city code prohibiting It -and also asked planning staffers to look into the possibility of an ordi- nance that would protect homeowners' views. Counolman Gary Monahan appealed the c~ mission's action to review a "view ordinance," SO'f- ing the commis:gon ovemepped its bounds as.an advisory committee. Furthermore, Steel also appealed the commis.1iorr's general approvafof the project, whi(jh, once again, brings the second-story addition on Aviemore Terrace before the council. - WHAT IT MEANS: This issue will be heard· July 15. INOPERABLE CARS WHAT HAPPENED: Council members granted the request of a The Costa Mesa Cruisers, a group of car enthusiasts and hobbyists, has launched a city- wide campaign -which includes peppering local establishments with fliers, taking out ads In the Dally Pilot and ~rming a Web site -designed to motivate the public to enco1,1rage the coun- cil to change the codes regard- ing cars that cannot be driven. Leaders of the group asked -for the item to be delayed to give members more time to put together an organized and qetailed presentation to the council. • The council was expected to review the pos- sibility of lessening the restrictions that now bind inoperable cars. • Before the summer of 2000, city codes allowed residents to store cars that didn't run on a driveway leading to a garage -provided it was covered with an acceptable cover -or in a yard area that was screened by a 6-foot- high wall or fence, a staff report shows. New codes pa~ !n 2000 bann~ those options and maae it legal to store an inopera- ble vehide only In a garage or another enclosed building. When minor revisions to other parts of the same property maintenance code came before the City Council in March 2002, Councilman Gary Monahan asked the Planning· Commission to review the law and consider lessening the restrictions. In May, planning commissioners voted unan- imously to uphold existing property mainte- nance requirements, which mandate that inoperable vehicles be stored in an •enclosed building" -most likely a garage. WHAT IT MEANS: . Council members will revisit the issue July 15. · -Compiled by Lolita Harper -~ @JIJlllillRJiuJl y FLORAL & GIFTS Home Decor• Accessories Custom Florals ~ 369 E. 17th Str~t. Costa Mesa ~ Mon-Fri IO:OOam-ti:OOpm, Sat & Sunl0:00am-5:00pm_ --Phone (949) 646-6745 One 30-1 Topping Pizzo Holf pon Spoghetti or 1.osogno · Hoff pon Salad ,Two loaves of Gorlic Breod Feeds a Party of 15 or more Special Only $49.95 Spoghelti price -$64. 95 Lasagna Price · $69.95 feed$ a Family of 5 or more Regulorprice -$17.95 5pedal Only $12.95 OPEN DAILY 10 .JO AM 10 00 PM • WEEKENDS Till 11 PM 1145 BAKER ST. COSTA MESA 7145490685 WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners (](4J;orante :Mamma (jina Monday-Friday:. 4:30-6: 15 faplalit ,._W!:. or c:aaaelloni Ao. ma (with soup or salad) JUST $10.90 The Real Prime Rib or Ftlet Mignon (with soup or salad) JUST $13.90 T • I' .. '\. And the band played on , • ~ut now the original members of the Oasis Dance Band are hanging up their b_!g-band tunes. JI.WM CaMgr•ncle DAJLY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Lost in the music, the dancers were forever young. Movoo by the sounds of·a lbng-gone genera- tion, seniors who could hardly walk got up and danced. Every Fdday afternoon for a quarter of a century, the Oasis Dance Band breathed eternal youth into members of the OaSis ·Senior Center. The musicians played for free, just for the love of music. They did it for the thrill of sharing the knowledge tba~outh preserved in music never fades. But now they, too, have faded away. -The Oasis Dance Band played its last 'weekly show at the senior center last month. As an all-volunteer group, it officially ca.me to an . end last year. The founding members· - well-known musicians like Larry Shay and Jud Denaut -passed away. But they left behind a lega- cy that was canjed on by newer · band members like Willard Courtney, who kept seniors danc, ing for a quarter of a century. They performed the old big- band dance tunes, like MWben You're Smiling.• u1 think that being in the band has kept me young,~ said FOR THE RECORD Courtney, now 87, who sang !lild played saxophone and clar- inet with the band for about 15 years. "There's a feeling you get bacii from your audience that makes it w.orthwhile." As volunteer members of the band hung up their sheet music, the only people left who could· fill their shoes were professional musicians who needed to be paid for the gig. Ult:iJnately, this economic reality is. what ended the Oasis Dance Band tradition . But Courtney and former band.mate Richie Cornell are quick to point ou~ that not even goodbyes last forever. Cornell has done the math. - "I've gotten '50 signatures from people who say they would pay $3 to come to the dance," Cornell said. "Just five more couples -just 10 more people -would put us in the black.~ Cornell, the band's drummer for about seven years, said he wouldn't accept money-he'd . be ha.P.PY for the chance to keep playing the weekly dances for free for as 1ong as he can. Dances at the center will continue on a monthly basis, mostly with paid musicians act- ing as the Oasis D~ Band. Though Courtney and Cornell could lend a hand, they say it just won't be the same as the weekly gigs perlormed just for the love of music. "Seeing those old· people, some of whom could hardly walk, out there dancing -that did my aean gooct," eomeu said. Apd, in the hearts of mem- bers of the Oasis Senior Center, this band will play on. »They brought a lorof joy and activity to people's lives," said Celeste Jardine-Haug, director of. the senior center. »The fact that they were all volunteers and did it just for nm made it something really special for everyone.• A calendar listing in Tuesdafs Daily Pilot, "Fun Things to Do," listed an incorrect starting1date fO( the Fashion Island Summer Concert Series. The series will start July 10, with a performance by The Shar'ks and will continue every Wednesday through Aug. 14. Information: (949) 721-2000 ~~ R es taurant ---Establlshed In 1962 --- •••Quality Service-• ... N. Entertainment**• at-ease proudly pres'ents the CUTTER &.BUCK. Stars StriE l~t § CK aseball PUIUC SlfEJY POUCE FIUS COSTA lllSl • Alttwfly ----Art -.ult Wts reported at 1:48 a.ni. Monday. Federal Avenue: A 39- yur-<>ld man was err.ad on ~of possessing • con- trolled wbstance In.the 1900 block on Saturday. • aov...nor Street: A 21-year- old man was arrested on susi>f· don Of grand theft auto In the 800 block=~· • tt.t.or A 24-year- old man was arrested on susp- don o..f grand theft and embez- zlement in the 3100 block of Hart>or Boulevard on.~ay. • Miia v.dlt Drtw IEMt: Art auto theft was reported in the 2900 block at 12:35 p.m. Monday. •West 11'h Street: Vandalism was reported in the 900 blade at 8:29 p.m. Monday. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Murder suspect linked to car theft ..... , ... ---=Art ...utt w. reported In the 500 block at 1 :28 a.m. Monday. llWPOIT IUCI • Aft IS N W.,: l.u.«y was rWpcwted In 1he 800 blqdc ~ 8:26 p.m.~ • ~ W.,: A grand theft was reported In the 800 block at 8:A2 p.m. Monday. • Amlgae W.,: A petty theft was reported in the 700 block at 8:54 p.m. Monday. • .. ,. a a StrMt: Attempt2d burglary was r~ed In the 2500 block at f 0'.27 a.m. • T~. • Newport~°"" IEMt: A commercial burglary was reported in the 600 block at 8:26 a.m. Tuesday. • Praft-*-'/ Drfw Wlllt: A home burglary was reported in the 700 ~lock at 7:10 p.m. Monday. Mesa police officials recov- ered the car June 25, it was occupied by two juveniles. Liquid sparks fire at plaza eatery Patrons who munched on pizza for lunch at Troquel Restaurant in South Coast Plaza on Tuesday may not have been aware that -a small fire broke out on the 10of. REMOVAL CONTINUED FROM 1 Mansoor, Paril and Oavicbon have conailtendy denied thc»e accu.ationa. Judging from MaD.100r'1 posts -which include copies of articles that con- demn the homosexual lifestyle and original contri- butions that tout immigrant a.ssimilation -the city com- mittee would have more suc- cess without him, Kennedy said. . The most important role of a human relations committee is to establish a rapport 'With ·various. communities to pro-' tect their rights, Kennedy said, adding that Mansoor does not appear to have that same goal in mind. •1t appears that, unfortu- nately, the City Council bas appointed the kind of person who is more interested in fanning the flames than extinguishing them," Kennedy said. Human Relations Committee member John Rule, who founded the Gay ~ommunity Center of Orange County 30 years ago, agreed with Kennedy and DORY 4lllO eaked that Mueoar Ml) down. If not, JluJe Mid be Will formally ,..... that tbe City Coundl remove him. •we don't DMd anyone on a dty c:onmdttee that pro- motes hate to our oommunity or any other group ol people in our dty, • Rule Mid. Mamoor, who wu appointed to the committee in April and i.I a candidate for City Council, defended his involvement with the group, saying be offers a more conservative viewpoint · that should also be beard and appreciated by those with differing opinions. The poi,nt of the Human Relations Committee is to • encomage the interact!on, sharing, and understanding of each culture's riches,• Man.Soar said, quoting from the city's Web site, and adding that he thinks he is simply bringing another opinion to the table. ·r !ion't feel that express· ing my viewpoints is grounds for removal,• Mansoor said. •Where is the tolerance and understanding for my point of view?• Councilwoman Libby Cowan, who is a lesbian, said she is the first to dis- agree with some 'Of Muloor'a mare comervative opinlmt but Mid be can IUp- port tbe committee'• aii.llion. albeit by dlff...nt means. •1 think you bave a group °'people wbo are very con- MRative 1n their social• views end othen who a.re more progreulve, • Cowan 1 Mid about the members of the committee. "It i.I my belief that every ling1.e per- son, regardleu of their legal or economic status, race or. ethnicity are valuable mem- bers of the Costa Mesa com- munity, and we need to embrace everyone.• Man.soor's membership on the committee, and the resulting controversy, will ultimately be good for the community because ·it bas sparked an essential dia- logue about diversity, Cowan said. Cowan added that the Human Relations Committee has been ineffec- tive for the past six years - so ineffective that the coun- cil considered cutting it two ·years ago. As a result of Ingram speaking out, the committee is finally scratch- ing the surface of a number of social issues that have plagued the city. "H we can get past the . . Daily Pilot m.tonc and tbe hurt feelingl -tf we can get put this inl· tl4l blow up-I think that. in the long run. thil wW be a . gOod thing for our OODlmuni· ty, • Cowan said. Cowan said she bope1 that not only members of the . committee but the communi· ty u a whole will embark upon dialogues and open their minds to differing opin· ions. She cautioned residents about using inflammatory labels such as •racist" or •homophobic." She also said that those whose views are being questioned should not react in a knee-jerk fashion, .rather ask what about their bel)avior has been perceived as 'racist• or intolerant and work to eliminate that per- ception. "It is not a debate. There is no right or wrong. It is sim- ply a conversation,• Cowan said. "You don't have to agree with (the perso!l), or even accept [the person), but you db have to understand that (they] are a person of value in this community.• • LOUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harp- erOlatimes.com. On Tuesday morning, fish- erman Chuck Moreno - who lives in Ontario, but A suspect arrested on suspicion of torturing and killing a former INS agent in an unincorporated area or Orange County may also be linked to ~ vehicle theft in Costa Mesa, police officials said Tuesday. · Gregory Michael The fire was sparked by a buildup of creosote from a wood-burning pizza oven and erupted in the chimney about 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, said Costa Mesa Fire Capt. Randy Hicks. The lire was quickly extinguished by the pl~'s security and fire patrol, Hicks said. CONTINUED FROM 1 which makes the official rules. The service is a divi- sion of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admihistration. waters. The boca.ccio, for example, is usually found in shallower waters and is a favorite of sport fisherman.-travels tolhe lfilitKe1 a couple___ - , Pisarcik, 25, was arrested Sunday after a high-speed pursuit in Ventura County. He was wanted on suspi- cion of slaying Narciso P. Leggs Jr .. 51, who lived in an unincorporated area of . Santa Ana. The Orange County Sheriff's Department found · · Pisarcik's wallet in the stolen car, said Costa Me5a Police Lt. Dale Birney. Pisarcik allegedly stole a 1990 Lexus that belonged to one of the employees of the Newport Donut Shop on June 9. When Costa When the Costa Mesa fire crew arrived, it sawed off the chimney pipe and sprayed water throagh it to . ensure the fire was doused and to remove any liriger- ing creosote. None of the restaurant operations was disrupted during the fire, Hicks said. ;2(0)(0)2 going to give us a reprieve for the sum.mer." Baker called on federal officials to back off their emergency "in-season" ban of the fish, which was in place Monday. The market, which provides fresh fish each day off the northern edge of the Newport Pier, can now operate as it normal- ly would, Baker said. Regulations are still being worked out for the 2003 sea- son, which will begin Jan. 1. The council makes recom- mendations to the National Marine Fisheries Service, U the agency atcepts the council's recommendations, the new rules would proba- bly go into effect next week, Devore said. Last week, council regula- tors banned fishing of the bocaccio, yellow eye rock· fish, canary roc.kfisb, dark· blotched rocldish, widow rockfish, cow cod, Pacific whiting, Pacific ocean perch and lingcod. The livelihoods of the dory fishermen depend on the sable fish, thorny beads, king fish and other species, which tend to be found in dee~r @[f ©J ITD~®-~©M ITUlcy [f cru D U3 J u.n ~ ~ :1L 2 = 2 f8 C~~t©J M~~©l . r-----0n;-;rn-;;"cT~cach-age'Fo~P-will bech~:-Eac:h wm-;crwill7~i~4tickm~o the Orangi:Counry ~r. I • Entries mwt be completed by a child in one of the age groups lined bdow. Name, address and age information must be filled in. • , I • Mail fi;ishcd enuics co: Orange Counry fair/Pubic Affairs Coloring Contest, 88 Fair Drive, Cotta Mesa, CA 92626 , II Entries must be received by 5 p.m., Monday, July 8. Entries will be judged by Frtday, July 12. Entries will be on display in the Youth Building during the fa.ir. ! I • F.ncrics may be picked up at the Adniinistration Offi~. M~,nday, July 29 from 9 a.m. uncllj p.m. I (Please Print) I · 1Namc: Agc:--------:Age Group, Please C ircle One: 5 & Under I 6-8 I 9, 11 1Addrcu: City: Zip:----- 1 Homc Phonc:~·~~-·~~~~----------------~~~~~----------------------------------~ I ' -~~~~~!~~~-----------------~~lP-~---------~-------~ Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from Dory fishermen don't even go after those fish, Baker said. "They're not as desirable market fish because they stink,• Baker said. "Nobody targets bocaccios." In 2000, the Pacific·council. officially declared bocacci.o as "overfished" and has esti- mated that the species is at 5% of its original population. Allowing fishing to occur for other rock fish in the same wafers inhabited by bocac- cio, can hamper efforts to restore this species lo feder- ally mandated levels, regula- tors said. QUESTION of times a month -said he disagreed with the ban. Moreno said he buys mackerel at the market to use as fresh bait when he fishes off the shoreline. "It's all politics," Moreno said. "lf you didn't vote iri the right guy, then this stuff hap- pem." • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach. She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 Of by ~ii at june.casagrandeOlatimes.com. PAUL aJNfON covers the environ- ment. John Wayne Airport and poli- tics. He may be reached at (949) 764- 4330 or by e-mail at paul.clintonOlatimes.com. WHI you mlu the Auto •1stro? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to dililypi- /otelatimes.com. Please spell your name and lndude your homete>Wn and phone number, for verification pur- ~es only. BISTRO CONTINUED FROM 1 city would object to that.• Luehrs said an expansion of Sterling's operations onto the old Auto Bistro site would be a benefit to the city. #I think it's a great culrni· LINES CONTINUED FROM 1 higher and nobler station than being black or white. Rich or poor. Gay or straight. The terrorists are winning because my faith (or lack of it) is more worthy of protection than your desire to profess allegiance to the American flag, •one nation under God.• The ter- rorists are winning because more of us believe that our peculiar interests (too often confused with inalienable rights) are more worthy of protection than the peculiar interests of our neighbors. The beauty of the American experiment ls that dtizenship within it super- sedes the diversity and dif- ferences among us. Differences that would oth- erwise divide and destroy us. But these days I'm too often seeing eventa here in Newport-Mesa that spark the imagination to wonder. Are we more interested 1n identifying ourselves by blood heritage.., by our own aelftah interests, than by tbe unifying ideal of American cttizenahlp1 I think we are. Are we more ln~ · in defining and Hperating one another by laoguege and culture and fatth than we are by our qJD1DloOft ·AIDerkanlml. wbk:h ceJe.. brat.I dlfterenc.-. wttbout prejudice' Per~. Have our Id_.._ bec:l\lll• IO IQdl'lkheu.tlc (I'm gey, ra b1lds. ra wtdtil.:rm • JewJ tbat we • nation to an ongoing problem of what to do with that site," Luehrs said. "It makes terrific sense that the auto dealership take over that site. It seems like a great use for the city.• • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach. She may be reached at (949) S'74-4232 or by e-mail at june.casagrandeOlatimes..com. confuse our demand for tol- erance as a demand for approval? Very likely they have. One can't 'f1aim the ben- efits of American liberty (independence, freedom of speech and thought, free expression of faith) by first claiming to be white or African American or Meldca.n American or Asian American. By claiming to be gay or ,straight. By claiming to be Jew or Gentile. When we insist that our identities rest in these things -ahead or in lieu of the great equalizer of American citizenship - then we open chasms · among us and f40 the flames of division and dis- sent. We give license to call each o~ racist.S and big- ots, homophobes and bate mongers. We meddle in the property interests of our neighbors. We begin to take exception to the kind of car our neighbors drive. And we even plot to thwart fire· works celebrations because they are too notsy or dan- gerous or damage the can· vu on our pleasure boats. All of which i.I very tmid· ious and dangerom and wholly un-Amerlcu. But that'• the way the terrori.ltl llk• it. And Jigbt DOW t!M?Y're wtmdng. • Doily Pilot S> • Send ARO! IM> TOWN Items to the O.lly Pilot, 330, W. Bay St., Cost. Mes.. CA 92627; by fu to (949) 646- 4170; or by alling (949) 57~. Incl~ the time, ct.te •nd 1oation of the ~nt. as Mii as • contAlct phone number. A complete listing Is av•il•ble •t www.d~lypllotcom. FllDAY "Sbrek" will be shown at dusk during the Movies at the B~ach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is ~t 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Pree admis- sion. $7 parking per car. (949) 729-DUNE. SATURDAY "Independence Day" will be sho~ at dusk during the Movies at the ~ach series hosted by the Newport D\llles Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free adniission. $7 parking per car. (949) 729-DUNE. MONDAY · An acting workshop for chil- dren 8 to 13 will be held from 1 to 2:30 p.m . Monday through Prtday from by Acting Express Productions at Orange Coast College. Story telling, pantomime, how to audition for parts and ---acttnv 1n lV commercials 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, plus a $3 material fee. (714) 432-5880 or (8881 622-5376. An acUng 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. Techniques used by profes- sional actors and broadcast- ers 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 Salling 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 Sailing Center. Students will learn basic sailing techniques, knot tying and seamanship. A swim test will be given on the first day of class. The cen- ter is at 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $175 registraqon, with grad- uation lunch and camp T- shirt included. Must bring life jacket, hat, change of clothes, towel, snack and sunscreen each day. (714) 432-5880 or (888) 622·5376. TUESDAY "Study Skills for Success," a six-session workshop for 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 improve note-taking, test-taking, memorization, organization and listening skills. The college is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $60 registration fee, plus a SS material fee. Students must bring a spira.1 notebook, paper, and pencil or pen. (714) 432-5880 or (888) 622- 5376. A worksbop on business plans, hosted by the Service Corps of Retired Executives, will be held from 9 a.m. to noon at National University in Costa Mesa. The universi· ty is at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 if preregis- tered. (714) 550-7369 or www.score114.org. "Bu1lne1s . Plan Development,• a workshop designed to help those plan· ning to start their own busi- ness, will be held at National University from 9 a.m. to noon. The university is at 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa mesa. $25, or $20' in advance. (714) 432-5880 or (888) 622- 5376. "Creattve Writing,'• a slx·ses- sion workshop for children 11 to 14, will be held from 10:30 to 11:50 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Orange Coast College. Student.swill learn to have fun with cre- at;ive expression and improv- ing writing skills. The col- lege is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $60 regis· tration fee, plus a $5 materi- al fee. Students m·ust bring paper, and pencil or pen. (714) 432-5880 or (888) 622- 5376. JULY 10 The Newport Beech Chamber of Commerce will hold a networking l\lllcbeon at noon at the Radisson Hotel fu Newport Beach. The lun- cheon will focus on bow to improve business manage- ment through QuickBooks Pro. The hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 for members. (949) 729-4400 or www.new- portbeach.com. "Moving forward: Putttng 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 suggestions for coping. The center is at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41 , Newport Beach. Free. Registration required. (949) 7-CANCER. A seminar on bow to get focused on your vision will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The seminar, hosted by Mother's Market, will be con- ducted by Susan Mana Malle. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. Free. Call for reserva- tions. (949) 631-4741. ·111e Princess Diaries .. wUl screen at 7 p.m . for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies present- ed by the Newport Beach Public Ubra.ry's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Pree admission. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 A~ocado Ave. (949) 717· 3801. JULY 11 Nutrtttonal Biochemist AROUND TOWN IEST IET "Mysteries ol Magic,• a magic sh(}W-for children ln first through sixth grades, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Newport Beach Central Ubrary. The show will be repeated at 3 p.m. July 10 at the Martnen Branch, and at 10:30 a.m. July 11 at the Balboa Branch. The Newport Beach Ubrary ls at 1000 Avocado Ave. Pree. (949) 717-3801. Steven Markell will conduct a seminar on making friends with unfamiliar foods from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The seminar, hosted by Mother's Market, will be held at the Patio cate 1n Costa Mesa. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. Pree. Call for reservations. (949) 631-4741. BRNf) NE.w . COSMETJCALLY /MPERFEC:r Get the Best for Leal JULY 12 "The Princess DI.mes.. wUl be shown 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 ac:mussioo. $7 parking per FULL BAR COCKTAILS . ale 3 t 65 ~arbor Blvd. li!IH!• = ('71~7ii68 . r------------------------e;~ (!OMH"' ~ ~~ Certified Fanners' Market Open 4tk of Ju/y 9·00 AM -Noon ONLY COSTA MESA FAIRGROUNDS Fresh Produce Dirtctl, From the Fann to }Ou ~ $1.000ff ~ (Minimum $3.00 Purchase} . Good on July 4, 2002 ONLY I ·------------------------ car. (~9) 729-DUNE. JULY 13 "Men In Black" wW be shoWh at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Wate.rfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 parking-per car. (949) 729-DUNE. JULY 14 Mother's M¥ket wUl host a book-signing and peach demonstration with author and organic peach farmer Dave Masumoto from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event will be he ld at the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. Free. Call for reservations. (949) 631-4741. JULY 16 A work.shop-on selling tech- niques that work will be held from 9 •· a.m . to noon at National University in Costa Mesa. The workshop will be hosted. by the Service Corps of Retired Executives. The university ~ at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 if preregistered. (714) 550-7369 or www.score 11 ~.org. Learn bow to energize your adrenals at a seminar spon- sored. by Mother's Market from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The seminar ~.July 'J, 2002 5 will be held at the Patio Cafe in' Costa Mesa. The cafe is at 225 B. 17th St. Pree. Call fc. 11!19er· vations. (949) 631-'741. JULY 17 "Tbe Mum.my a.t.na, • a PG-13 film, will screen a\ 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Library's Book Raiden Dig Reading series. Pree admil· s~on. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library ii at lOOO'Avocado Ave. (949) 717- 3801. A seminar on the beallng help of medicinal mushrooms will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The seminar is sponsored by Mother's Market. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. Free. Call for reserva- tions. (949) 631-4741. JULY 20 A workshop on leamtng bdw to start your own busi- ness will be held frorn 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at National University in Costa Mesa. The workshop will be hosted by the Service Corps of Retired Executives. The uni- versity is at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee iS $25, or $20 if preregistered. (714) 550-7369 or www.score114.org. SABATINO'S Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please call for hours. directions & reservations. : (949) 723-0621 : 4th of July week Save. up to 20% off ~OCEAN Waste and Recycling Commercial Industrial Construction • Resident .. ! final clearance! IADIES' SUMMER SHOES, HANDBAGS & ACCESSORIES . Sizes 4 to 12 in a great selection of widths! . • . .. / CIUDll Of 111 IAY . •'!he crew la healthy; practJcea on the Thames have gone very wen and the crew la definitely ready to race ... " O.WGnnt. OCC aW1 coach \ . . m- WlllhonorM DICK DAVIS e Wednesday, July 3, 2002 -~ lcllor Roger Corlaoq • 949..5744223 • Spom faJC 949.6.50-0170 Doily Pilot · HIGH SOIOOL IOYS SCRAPIOOI 2001":"2002 I SEAN Hll.LER I OAA.Y PILOT Memben of the Corona del Mar High boys water polo team. above, celebrate In the pool after toutng their coach, John Vargas, Into the water at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool In Long Beach. following a convindng 1M wtn over &peranza for the CIP Southern Sedion Dtvlston U title. For the StNlford-borind Vargas, It was b.ls last game as Cd.M's coach and the achool's 12th CIP championship. SEAN HU.ER I OAllY Pll.OT Clockwlle from above: Tennis standout Cameron Ball rips a forehimd. Running back Mark Clandulll holds on to the ball. Brandon Sherick-Odom (33) and Ryan Inman (44) go up for a rebound. Volleyball player Bart Welch (12) celebrates with teammates Kevln Wei~, left. and Inman. rlghl Yount BASEWL On a roll Ne\\1)0rt Harbor.Mustang B 9-and -10-year-old All-Stars in tonight's championship game after winning three straight in Dana Point Invitational. DANA POINT-Th~ Mustangs know how to come back. Newport Harbor Baseball Assoctation Mustang B 9-and -10-year-old All-Stars overcame deficits of 6-3 and 12-9 in the previous two games of the Dana Pouit Invitational at Del Obispo Park to stake them to a berth in tonight's championship game at 7 p.n\. Down three runs in the bottom of the sixth inning Sunday, Newport Harbor bats caught fire, as they scored four runs to win, 13-12. Preston Wheeler drove in the winning run after clutch hits from Nelson Simons, Parker Norton and Spencer Rautus. Jack Yeager had three hits and pitched three strong innings as Kyle Holgate and Jason Harris a lso pitched well a nd contributed key hits. Richie Lowery, who has gone 6 for 7 in- the tournament. Angelo Angelides and Eric Heimstaedt played well in the infield. Newport defeated Los Alamitos, 8-7 , Saturday after trailing 6-3 heading into the bottom of the sixth. Harris drove in the winning run as Newport received strong pitching from Austin Wobrock and Gabriel Gomez. Newport had an easier time in Friday's' tolD'OaDleot openet downing Irvine, 14-3, in fourinnings with the 10-run men:y rule. In other Mdstang B tournament action: The Newport Harbor 9-and -10-yedI- old All-Stars took fourth place in the St. Hedwig Invitational baseball tournament June20-24. The team reached the consolation round by beating Dana Point B, 16-4, and Fountain Valley C, 15-5. ~ Newport lost a seesaw battle with Fountain Valley B, 10-9, in the consolation round, despite outhitting FountAin Valley, lo earn the fourth-place medal. Newport, managed by Steve Harris with coaches Doug Holgate and John Yeager, took an early 2-0 lead on singles by Richie Lowery and Gabriel Gomez. Fountain Valley came.back in the second and third innings to take a 4-2 lead before Yeager led off the fourth with a solo b01ve run over the center-field fence to bring Newport within one run .. Then in the top of the fifth, Harris sent a 0-2 pitch over the center-field fence following a Simons walk to take the lead. SEE NHBA PAGE 7 WAHR POLO · CdM club team qualifies for Junior Olympics ANAHEIM -The Corona del Mar club water polo team, made up of players who will attend CdM High in the fall, won three straight games last weekend and qualif\ed for the Junior Olympics. The CdM club tf~am defeated the SoCaJ squad, 10-7, the Palm Desert club, 19-5, and scored a thrtlling victory over the Irvine Aquatics Club, 8-6, at Servile High. The dominating win over Palm Desert clinched the qualification for CdM, which built a 12- 1 lead in the first half, scoring eight goals in the second period. Artie Dorr, who scored 17 goals in the tou.nwnent, put seven balls in back of the cage against Pabn Desert. He scored four of the eight goals in the second period, while Jason DiRocco added two of his four goals in the 'qUarter. Dorr shot 7 for 10 in the game, and also collected two steals and one aasist. David DiRocco scored three goals,.John Money and Tom Harper conbibuted two goals each. and Nadim Hakim posted one. Goalies Beau Stockstill and Tyler Brundage recorded five and three saves, respectively, and held Palm Desert scoreless • in the second and third quarten. CdM dosed out tO\llllatnent play with the l0-7wtnoverSoCal. Thilltbne, Dorrled the CdM IC(Uad with m goela, while Jason DiRocco added two goal1, end David DOlooco and Ryan Moore notched one eecb. StodtlUll and Bnmdage turned away fO\D' lbotl each. I In the ftnt-rowul win over Irvine, the CdM t~temn aane beck from a 5-4 cliadt .,._Una querten and won. M . Don, wbo .... fourPll. ...... tM 'rictoly ...... fOar·meter goal wtda 21 __.., u . CAff •·a:t1S "1 Tim SaMno, Will ........ >FhCIJ=a,Jalr3WI .. .,..~ c.. .... ... = ............. ... • , DOiiy Piiot SPORTS • WAlD POLO Five from Newport in Junior Olympics NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Water Polo Foundation bas qualified five teams for the Junior Olympics, July 26-31, in Moraga. Newport's boys and gj.rls 18- and-under teams, which includes players frooi Newport Harbor High, along with three youth squads -the boys 14- aJld-under, girls 14-and-under and boys 12~and-under -will compete in the weeklong townament. Ross Sinclair Jed Newport With 10 goals, inclUding five in the 12-3 win over Palos Verdes, while Michael Bury added nine throughout the tourney, inclulling a four-goal effort in the 11-3 victory over Santa Barbara. Goalie Michael Robinson recorded 31 saves in the five games (6.1 saves per game), , The 14-and-under boys team Includes, Daniel Furman, Brett Auer, Andrew Bigalke, Chase Cailouette, Parker Gregory. Carson Hill, James Jackson, oay Jorth, Hunter Wiley, Nathan Castillo, Blake Hockenbury, Clioton.Jorth and Oiadie Ramser. · Newport • defeated Commerce, 10-9. Brent The Newport boys water polo dub team of 18-and-under p~yers qualified last weekend at SeMte High. Ann.strong ~red two goals in the third period, while Sindciir, Bury, Bry!ln Auer and Gavin Schmidt added one each. Nathan. wetner, Trevor Gregory, Charlie Hockenbury, "Oumer Hill. tvbgan Laidlaw, Sean McGhie, Matt Zeiser, Andrew Belden. JayTbomp;on and Brodie Curtis will also represent the Newport Wata PoJo Foundation at the Junior Olympics. Th~ 14-and-undergirlssquad includes, Elizab eth Layton, Jennifer Cain, Marisa Cottam, Allisoh Hoff, Hailey Sandberg, Alyssa PeteJ'$0n, Sarah Roberts, Devon Shaw, Katie Kepner, Leah Robertson, Danielle Trobman and J ennifer Peart. The 14~d.\.inder .boys team includes. Spencer A.sburst,' Blake Chlapu%io, Kristophet Craib, Andrew Hayes, Michael Helfrich, Jack Robison, Colin McKibbin, Zach Osadche. Jonathan Sanglerat, Collin Sherman and Nick Zeiser. Newport defeated Commerce, 10-9, Palos Verdes, 12-3, and Santa BaJbera. 11-3. The Newport boys lost to Harvard-Westlake, 10-2, and suffered a double- overtime loss to Foothill, 6-5. ROWING Grant's Pirates ready to rumble DEEP SEA JUUDAI'SQMIIS Members of lhe Newport Harbor Baseball AssodaUon Mustang B AD-StarS (9-od -10-~ old): Angelo Angelldes, Gabriel Gome-z, Jason Harris, Kyle Holgate, Richie Lowery. Pmkar Norton, Nelson Simons. Preston Wheeler, Jack Yeager, Erik Helm.Staedt, Spencer~ Austin Wobrock. Manager Steve Hards; Coaches, John Yeager and Doug Holgate. Bat girt Quinci Holgate. nle placed fourth at the Los Alamitos Sl H~g lnvltaUonal June 20-24. NHBA stormed back with four runs in the bottom of the fifth to take an 8-6 lead, but Newport regained the lead in the top of the sixth with singles by Holgate, Simons and a Wobrock home run. two runs in the bottom of the sixth for the wiit. ENGLAND -The Orange Coast College aew will compete today in the Heoley Royal Regatta at 9:30 a.m. on the Thames River. week , will race against the University of Bristol (England}. •The crew is healthy; practices on the Thames have gone very well and the crew is definitely ready to race,• said OCC Coach Dave Grant. Newport I.and1ng -5 boats, 158 anglers. 3 barracuda, 1,090 sand bass, 1 halibut, 8 sole, t black sea bass (released). CONTINUED FROM 6 Newport bad solid pitcb.ing from W'obrock, Holgate, Simons, Jack Yeager, Harris · and Gomez. Norton, Angelides, Heimstaedt and Wheeler all contribu ted to Newport's tournament success. The OCC crew, which qualified for the field of 32 in the Temple Challenge Cup last Newport added·another run in the innlng on a single oy Rautus lo take a 6-4 lead. Fountain-Valley th en The lead was short-lived as Fountain Valley came back with ~ Maacei 2611 Lepl Notices ======= 26CO legal Notices 2640 Legal Notices 2640 Lepl Notices 2640 Legal Nolices 2640 ~egal Notices 2640 Legal Notices 2640 Legal Notices 2640 Legal Natica The following persons are. doina business as: Hi red Geek. 2293 Fbrdhem Or .. #B, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Daniel James Morten· son. 2293 f ordham Or .. #B, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 This business 1s con· ducted by: an 1nd1v1dual Have yqu started doint business yet? Yes. 2/20/02 Daniel J. Mortenson Thrs statement was filed w1tll the County Clerk of Oranee County on 07/01/02 20026908564 Daily ,Pilot July 3, 10, 17. 24, 2002 W731 The following pe1sor.s are doing busmess as: Sharper Lines (sm), 3727 I' arquhar 117. Los Alamitos. CA 90720 Edward Alhambra. 3727 f arquha1 #7. Los Alamitos. CA 90720 This bus mess 1s con· ducted by; an md1v1dual Have you started doing bus1nu s yet? Yes, 10/26/99 • Edward Alhambra This statement was ftled with the County Clerk of Orange County on 06/27/02 20016908238 ~::1W'~: ~mNs Mmes.... The following persons are doint1 business as. Bruce's Deuces. 31981\ Airport Loop Or .. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Bruce H Corzine. 3198K Airport loop Or., Costa Mesa. CA 92626 This business is con· ducted by: an individual Have you started doing· business yet? Yes, 6/15/02 Bruce H. Corzine This statement WIS tiled with the County Clerk ol Or1nae County on 06/25/02 2002690780 Daily Pilot July 3, 10, 17. 24, 2002 W72S NOOO Of PmTIOll TO ADlmSTll ESTATI Of: AWID.IUTlA (lb Al. Dftt4 httl) WI llHAllWll4126 To all hairs, benefl· clarles, creditors. con t1ngent cred1tor1>. and persons who may olher wise be interested m the will or estate. or both. of: ALAN 0. KUTIA (aka ALAN OAVIO KUTI A) A PETITION FOR PRO· BATE has been filed by An~e S. Kulla m the Superior Court of Call· torn1a. County ol Or- ange. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests that Anne S. Kulla be ap p.oJnl ed as personal represenloftive to ad· mlmsler lhe estate of the decedent THE PETITION requests authority to adml"'ster the estate under the Independent Adm1nls· trat1on of Estates Act. (This authority will allow the personal represen· tative to take many actions without obtain· 1ng court approval. Before takmg certain very important actions, however, the personal representative will be requ;red to thie notice to interested perso05 unless they have waived notice 01 consented lo the proposed action.) The independent adminlstn · t1on authority will be granted unteu an rn· terested person files an ob1ectlon to the petition and shows good cause why the court should not grant th11 autholily. A HEARING on lhe peltllon will be held on 8/1/02, al 1:30 PM 1n OepL t.· 73, localed at 341 The City Drrve, Oranae, CA 92.868. Lamnrea11l Justice Center IF YOU OBJECT to the 1ranl1ng of the petition. you should appear at the hearina and slate your objec· lions or ftle written objections with the court before the hea11n11. Your appearance may be in person or by your attorney. "-"--------NOOO TO <IBlfTOIS UGAl NOOO Ntwpet1 w.-4 ST A Ttl 00 Of PUIUC llOTICI NOTICE OF fktillM..._ Of 1111 SMl NOOO Of MUC SAi.i Of ....... Pttjed (SICS. 6104, 6105 0.C.C.) WllDOID PIOPRTY l..,.st fer Statwnts .t WITHDIAWAl flOI NOOO Of SAU PA111111S1a' OPWTllG UllDll flCl1TIOUS IUSllSS ltAMt Nottce 1s hereby given pur ~uanl l o sections 3071 and 3072 of the C1v1I Code of the Stale of Cal1for111a lhe under- signed. A P l owing will sell al publtc auction. at 1022 E. Chn tnul, Santa An;., Cal 9270l al 7.00 am on July 16, 2002 lhe following descr1bed properly, lo w1I Year- 1998, Make Chev, LI· cense# 5R08260. Stale Caltf, VIN• 1GCGC24R5WE118941 El£CTION The"::o=rsons NOTICE IS HEREBY are doing business as: haft Ma. 23803310..20 Noltce 1s hereby given ~.Qty If Comi Noltc;e is hereb~--that the unde_rs1gned will _ Mts.,c.llhmla to creditors of the within 3 "" at pubhc auction, TH~ CITY OF co·s·.;.A· pursuant to Secl1on .. 1 named seller that a bulk 21700 of the Business MESA 15 requesling sale •s about lo be made and Professional Code. Statements of Quahf1 of the anets described the following described cat1011~ (SOQ) from c1v11 below. property to wit. A·30 engineering firms lo 1 he followina perM>n hu withdrawn as a general pa• lne• ltom the partnership operahng under flctthous busrness namP of Sharper fines al 931 W 191'1 St. •I. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 GIVEN lhal a General A.) A Seller's ChoK:e, B.) Mun1c1p~I Clect1on will A Seller's Choice Real be held in lhe City of Estate, C.) A Seller's Cosla Mesd on fuesday, Ch0tce Realty, O.) A November 5, 2002. lo Buyer's Choice, E.) A vole for the followme Buyer's Choice Real officers Estate. f .) A Buyer's The names and bus1-ROLAND MARTIN Wash prepare preliminary neu addresses of the mach bedset garden design plans. p1ujec1 seller are: Sanborn tis. t~mp. box~s. misc report, envlronmenlal Theatres. Inc .. !3 Cor· 9.35 ROONEY DAVIS document and final po1ate Plaza, Suite 110, Guitar case. ftle cab .. des111n-plans for capacity Newport Beach, CA power tool, toot box. 1mprovments lo Newporl 92660 . . jack, boxes, rmsc. C-39 Boulevard extendJng Twomembers ofthe Choice Realty,. 2706 City Council for the full Harbor Blvd.. #212. term of four year•. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 II· no one or only <1ne Krtsten Ross. 2700 Th~ tocalton m C~ll· RICHARD ALVAREZ Lug .. from 171h Slreel to 19th fornia. of the chief bike sllis, clothes, cage, Street The pro1ect executive office of the poles iug boaes misc budget 15 $795,000.00, seller .ls: same as above 0·15 ·BRENDA BONSOR. established throueh The F1cllt1ous Busmess Name referred lo abov11 was flied tn Orange County on 10/26/99 rile No. 19996809420 Full Name and Address of the Pet son With· d• awing: Oantelle Rizzo. 931 W. 19th Street, 0 , Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Danielle R1uo Said sate 1s 101 the purpose of sallstying lien of the undersigned lor lowing and storage together wtlh cosh ol adverl1s1ng and ex pense.s ol sale Dated this 25th day of lune 2002 person is nominated for Peterson. #10·0 , Coshl an e tee t 1 v e o If 1c e , Mesa, CA 92626 appn1ntmenl •to the. JlJITa SlmlfWbn 3115 elecltve office may he Su(llalr L Plac:.e.' Costa made u prescribed by Mesa ~-92626 Section 10229, Elecltons Brya~ Ross 2904 Pemba' Code ol the Slate of Or . Cnsta' Mesa, CA As hsted by the seller. Clothes, mall, p1cl .• sofo f ederal and OCTA Mea· all other busines.s names boxes misc D·31 0£. sure M funding. The and addresse.s used by BRA H'ARPER. f.nl center. deadhne for SOQ sub the seller within three fish poles, ma.ti .. cha1ts. mtllal Is July ll. 2002, yeare before the date boaes misc E·29 JASON al 4:00 p.m. to the City such hsl was senl or KASKO Records. books, of Costa Meu . Trans dehvered lo the buyer table. lamp. wt. bench, portallon Servrces D1v1-are· per Exhibit A boxes misc E 43 sion, 77 Fan Drive, atlached hereto and STEWA,RT GOLDMAN Costa Mesa. Callforn1a. Caltforn1a. 9Z626 The polls will be open This business is co"· Thts statement was filed with l he-eounty Clerk ol Oranee County between the hours of ducted by. a uninca<· 7.00. a.m, and 8:00 p.m porated JSSoei1t1on OATEO· June 28. 2002 other than a partnership /s/ lesn Noulary Published Netwporl Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot July 3. 2002 1.11734 JUUi FOlCllC,. Have you started Oeputy City Clerk, dorn11. busrness yet? No City of <••to Moo, Juhe Simpson C~lfornlo This stileme"1 was made a part hereof. ' 92626 Pt t Exhibit A Fountain, chs. posters, . ease conla~ 1 Town & Country CO rack. stereo. duffel Dave Sorge. Protect Pt:hshed Newport hied with the County Beac Costa Mesa Daily Clerk of Orange County Pilot ly 3. 2002 W716 on 06/26/02 : 2 bag, boxes misc G-91 Manager al (714)754-Cmema, 253 £1 Camino ANGEL A TAR As c 1 o 5183 should additional Real. Ocuns1de. CA Matt . games. I/CR. rnformalion be needed 92054 boxes. H 5 7 KEVIN reKard1ng lhts project. 2. Plaza Camino Real HONEYWELL . Fish pole, l'ubltshed Newport Cmema. 2385 Marron tool chest 'rates Beach Cost.a Mesa Dally Road, Carlsbad, CA bqxes, misc 'K·l9 sus ' Pllol July ·3. 2002 W7':X1 92008 ANA SUBE Rug. duffel 3. Tower Plata Cmema, bag, lug lamp. boxes. 27531 Yn~z Rd., le· unit full. misc mecula, CA 92591 Sale will ,be by com· 4. Movie Experience at plflfttn bidding (wrotlen Cal Oaks, 41090 Cal selfed bids may be Oaks Road. Murrleta, CA submitted ln advance) 92562 ·O" the 17th day nf July, 5. Marketplace Cinema, 2002 at 2:00 P.M. "' the 4040 Vme St .. Riverside, premises where said CA92507 property has been 6, Corporate Office, .13 stored and which is Corportle Plaza, Suite toceled at AYRES SELF 110, Newpo1t Beach. CA STORAGE. 7012 Ernest 92660 Ave , Huntington BMch, The namas and bus•· Ca (714) 848-7314. ness addreS$e~ of the lendlord reserves the buyer are: Chino Cine· righl to bid at the sale mas, LLC. 131 Palos Pur~hases must be made Verdes Blvd.. Redondo by cash and paid for at Beach, CA 90277 • the time of purchase. All The ass.els to be sold purchased eoods are are descr.1bed ln general sold as is and musl be as: Furn!ture. fixtures, remo~ed at lime 01 ule. and equipment. seats. Sale is subjec t to scree~s, m1llwork. elec:-cancellation '" the event tr on' c e q u l Pm en t • of setuement between Goodwill. Covenant Note landlord and obhaated to compete, leasehold party lnte•est. ltnd all other Publl~hed on 07/03/02 asseh used in the and 07/10/02 Auction· operation of the busl· eer: Wanda Norton, ness localed only al Bond 1 s.4()().. l6S4 3750 Grand Av. Chino. Ayres Self Sloraee CA 91710• end are ResldentManagers localed at:. 3750 .Gra~d Published Newport Avenue. Chino, Cahforma Beach·Costa Mna Daily 91[~~ business name Pilot July 3, 10, 2002 used by the setter at _w_7_1_8 _____ _ that location 1s: The MUCIOTICI Movie Experience at llO~OftUt Chino Speetrum. nu; - Coll (949) 642-5678 Put o few wonl1 to w .... i.f.,.. ov. SUPERIOR COURT President MARLENI ESPERANZA President OFc8~~oi~IA, 111~is wrt~at~h:en~00""r,a~ ~~T~l! \T. APT~ ~6~ 111~h1s wit~at;:en~~~ Or.nge County Clet'k <" Orange County COST A MESA. CA Oerk oC Ofanoe County on 06/07/02 92627, IN PAO.PER on 06/10J02 341 The City Drive. 2002S905908 Published Newport 2 Oram· CA 92868 Dally Pilot Juno 12. 19, Boach·Costa Mesa Daily Piiot J sE~T~H?:E OF DAWN 26. July 3, 20Q? W701 Dally Ptlot 'une 19. 26. July t_tO. W70 A HARMSWORTH FOR Fictitious Bualness July 3• lO, 2002 W709 _ __:::::::=:...C~!.l:!.!i!.O CHANGE OF NAME Name Statement SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE r: ORDER TO SHOW The. foltowlog persons OF CALIFORNIA, PUBLIC SALE CAUSE FOR CHANGE are doing b11sinoss es: COUNTY OF The minl storage faol- OF NAME A&A HEATING & ORANGE ity, according to the CASE NUMBER:. COOLING, 1878 112 341 The City OrNe provisions ol OMsion 8 A2t 3702 Plaoentja Ave.. Costa Orange. California ot 1he Business and TO All INTERESTED Mesa. CA 92627 92858, Lameroux Pro-Profeulons Code, PERSONS. James Robert Logan. bale Division Chaplet 10. SecUon 1. Pell ti o ner . 1878 112 ~cenlia Ave., -P£rlTION OF 21707 (a), hereby grves SUNSHINE DAWN Cos1a Mesa, CA 92627 CLAUDIA JOELE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HARMSWORTH tiled a This business is con· c 0 c H RAN FOR SALE pelittOn wilh this court tor ducted by: en lndMdual CHANGE OF NAME Extra Slor&ge Newport a decree changing Have you started ORDER TO SHOW Mesa Will conduct a nemes es follows: doing business ......, No c auSE FOR CHANGE N•bf10 sale of the con--Sunshine Dawn Harm-James A. LoOa;' " " tents of the storage sworlh 10 Sunshine This s1a1e111ent was • CA~ ==ER: space(s) named below. Dawn Munesue 1111!d wilh the County A21382S with the content& being 2. THE COURT Cl8'11 of Ofenge County TO All INTERESTED sold to Iha highe6t blcf. ORDERS Iha! all poi· on 06/07/02 PERSONS: def. fol lawful morl8)I o4 sons interested In tills 20026905934 1 Petitioner: the United States of mane• shell appear oauy Piiot June 12. 19, CLAUDIA JOELE America (cutl). before this COUit at lhe 26 July 3 2002 W7Q2 COCHRAN filed a peti-The sale Is being held heanng indicated below lion with thlS court for a 10 salisly a landlord's 10· show cause, if any, SUPERIOR COURT decree changing nornes lien and writ be held et why the petition lot OF CALIFORNIA, as lolfe»n: CLAUDIA 1250 Bnstol St., Coste cnange of name should COUNTY OF JOELE COCHRAN to Mesa. CA on July tO, not be granted. QRANGE CLAUDIA JOHE 2002, at t:30 p.m. NOTICE OF HEARING 341 THE CITY DRIVE ROMEO Auctioneer's Name Dale: 7-tS-02 P.O. BOX 114170, 2. THE COURT Dennis Avina Time: 2:00 PM, Dept.: ORANGE. CA ORDERS that ell per· Phone #. The anticipated date of the bulk ule Is July 23. 2002 al the otfic:e of CHICAGO TITLE COM· PANY, 16969 VON KAR· MAN, SUITE 200. IRVINE, l 73 92B63-1570 sons interested In this 626-791·6261 Notice is hereby a•ven Tiie &ddress o( the ooun FAMILY LAW DIVISION matter shall appear Address: P.O. 8011 pursuant to sections is same as noted above PETITION OF before this court 81 the 10285. Pesadena CA CA92606. ~J.~ c~r:;!, :.i1rh~·~,~~= t;·s~~:-sshac:c: MARLENI ESPERANZA heanng lndlC81od below ~4::2~~1301335 ol California the under-publlshed et least once ORTEGA. on behalf of to show cause. if any, The poblic 19 i'Mled to signed. A·P Towing will eaoll week !of lour 911C> JONATHAN SAMIA =J~h~ petition~ •ttend. TOlll1S ar9 CUh 20026908140 Daily P1lol July 3. 10, 17. 24, 7002 W723 RICHARD (DICK) SIOOERS CALIFORNIA STATE BONDI 50&8400 THE FOLLOWING UNITS HAVE MISC. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ANO BOXES. 121 ORLANDO ~N SON 295 JOHN REGIS 558 JUAN AOBlES ~~ ST<>Mee SHARON YOONG Pobllsllea Ne..,port Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ~Ni 26, ~ 3. 2002 W7~ NoTICE OF PUBLIC SALE The mini lt0!9g8 fecil. lty, eccOfdlillg to • the pro~ °' 1'MliOtl 8 of the Buslneu and Protession11 Code, Ch:t,ter to, Section ~bTTc~a). o'T°'~ SA.LE Em Self Storage .,;tt oonduc1 a public 8818 of the contents of the siorage soeco<e) named below. wlfh the ooneentt being llOld to the ~ bidder, tor lawful money (If the United Stal.. ot Ameflca (caeh). The sale Is belnC held lo setl$fy a lendlord's lien end wtN be held at: 17692 Sampson Ln., Hllnlington 8eael\, CA 92647 on Ny 10. 2002, This bulk sele Is subject to C11lforni1 Unifor m Commercial court. .If you tre a Code Sectlon 6106.2. pe1son interested tn t~e If so subject, the name estate. you mat file with ind addtus of the the court • Request for person with ..,hom Special Notice (form DE· claims may be flied is 154) of the filing of aA 'ClilCACO TITLE COM· Inventory and appraisal PANY. ATIN: KATHLEEN ol ntate usets or of HUNTSMAN, 16969 VON any petition or 1ccou11t KARMAN, SUITE 200. es provide~ In Probate IRVINE. CA 92606. end Code M1clto11 1250. A the lest date for filin1 Re!!uest lor Specfil claims sh•ll ~ Jul~ 22, Notice form I$ av•lf•ble 2002 w hich Is the from the court c:lefll. bw;iliess day before the Attenley fw rtttl .. ,,., safe date specified LAW Off'KI Of TH-above IF YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR 01 a conltngent creditor of the deceased. you must Ille your claim with the court and mail a copy to the peraonal representative appointed by the court within four months frorl) the d11te of first issuance ol hiller$ as provided In Probate Code section 9100. The time fOf fthna claims will not expire before four months from the he11in1 date noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the sell at public auction, ill ceasive weeks p1ic>t to CABALLERO, 8 minor --._ name only o...ner rHervea 1022 E. Chestnut, Sant• lf'le da1a set for nearing FOR CHANGE OF not be granted. .c..N t bkl ? 00 on ltlCl pollllon in fho fd-NAME NOTICE OF HEARING the "V'~ O • ~~a;,,!=~~1:2lf.1 ~2 ihe foWing newapaper of ORDER TO SHOW Date: JUl 30.1.. 2002 A general ilncttJ<in f olfowina described genar•I clrculatlon, CAUSE FOA CHANGE Time. 2:00 t'M, Dept.: :ict:ior::\. ~ property, to wit: Year ented,.,..~ .Jhht couoty: CA~ =EA: ~address ol the court trty oC the Occupant rtnl• 2001, Make Lexus, e:r""'JUN ...... 2002 A21nu ts same u noted above Ing ltle ~ere u fol· license# 4TOYS38 State .,.. ED 3 a :"6 ......... Or"'--lows· C • I l f . V I N I JUDGE RICHARD 0 . TO AU: INTEREST . " "' ""• ""' , ..... CE NO., FRAn£, SR. PERSONS: to Sl10"' 8llSO shin be ...-.. JTltBN30F31002Slln JUDGE OF THE SUPE· 1. Petitioner; pvblistte<I et lea8' once ~~i~~~~· Said safe is for the RIOR COURT MARLEN! ESPER.ANZA eadl Wffll for lo.If 8UC> O"SCRIPTION purpose of Ntlsfying lien ". ORTEGA on behalf of cossivo weeks prior to "' of the ulndorslgn\!d for ""THERINE WIU. JONATH,AN SAMIR tnt date 5'I fof hearing C115 • Paul eurtia. Flit towlna and ttoraa• JO 11 ~~i..aw Olltoe CABAlt.LERO, s mlnO!' on the pe4ition 1n trio tof. Cablnctts. Ale Bona. toplher with costs of Katntrlne Will Jor· ftled 8 peC!tlon wiCtl l'1ll 10..,ing new~r ol Rall advertlslne and u -120 Ne~ court 101 8 dO<lrOG generel circulation, 8149 -Bl'adley Bl.llgef, penMS of ufe. Oaled • cNinglng names ae fol· 'printed In this county: Bikes, Snowboerd, thi' 25th day of June Dlive, Suite • Iowa: JONA THAN 0.it; Pilot Tool1 2002 • nllt BMc:ll, CaNf0t-SAMIA CABAllERO to DATE: Jutf 11, 2002 Bt 99 -Jose Antonio /s/J .. 11Noulery (G49) J59-HleO JONA™AN SAMIA OR· RICHARD O, FR~!! b~'~ = al 12 p.m. • 1 Auctlonaer•a.. Name. Oonnlll Avitia Bond •: t...allf335 The putlflc Ii..,.. to aMnd. Tef'tl'll ft Galt\ only. • Owner ,._,,.. the right to bid A r."'i:' 1todnc-~""l'llMV'ln ~~~= ~tv ol ltll ~ ... lll!l lhe ... .,. • fol· lows: IPACE NO.. ~.:=-DEIC ..... A·257. (l.Mr) PW Oralee. BolC• ~ TV, Mettreea OMAS W. GILUN, Dated; June 12, 2002 UOl I. a..,-Ave., CW-C...__, UC • s.fte 100, .......... c ......... ""9fte4 ..... CA tHl I Miity «....-r SN IS Ifft Publlsh•d Newport Published Newport Bt1ch·Co1l1 MH• Di lly 811dl·Coste Mesa Daily Pilot Julv 3 200? W7Y Piiot July). 3. 9, 1002 TW731 ........... ......... Th• tollowm1 ptr.On~ .,, Hint llllllMH M: l111 Shutter Doctor. 37'17 F'erqulllr. ~o• Alemttot, CA 90720 (dward Mtttl" Al haMI. 37V f' arQUllat, Ln Alall!lt•, CA 90720 .,.. MiNM II COii ....... ,: ............. .::..=.::= ... , ......... . .,.. ......... ... ......... c:..ty ,.Us ... YOll IAIA&I SAUi ' Ii CWSllD (94t)M2·5'11 Published "''"'POii Putlli911ed Newport TEGA SR., JUDGE M Tttr; .,,._., F'lle ~ e .. ch·Costa Meu Dilly Beach·Coeta MeH 2. THE coURT SUPERIOR COURT r- P1lot M y 3. 2002 W133 Delly Plot June 12 19 OROeRS thet al per· Eric J. Goodman 0025 • PN Curtis. TV, ........... 28. Ju111 3. 2002 Wzod IOlla lnteretted In this ~~'frllL~ W~ CO'.:ub~ Nowpon matter ahell el)pear BHCh·COtlt .,..,, ... ....., Ftctlltoue 8uelnMe belote '* oourt • .,. = ~.:"' l::!n~ O.~ Piiot June 29. ~ Th• tollowina persons Hime Sl.eement i:-::w 11::.ted 11 ri.::; 92701 3. ~ W71 l •r• doina b11alne.u 11: .,.Tht~lollOWlna '*'°"'••· -., ,,,. ...,J,on ~ PUClllttled Nawj>Oft PU8UC ~ '"•I Swen Product, '!OJ b118i1*8 "'' ......... • " C .. • ""'""~ "' .. _ .. _ a.u •) •ur "'"'AT dW'GI of nttne ltlOtlld .. eaci • 0111 .... • NO-OF ••• ., "· "'t-Ave.. ....,., " ""' nol lie gran1ac1. Delly Piiot .Mlt tQ 28; ,,_ -.-Of~:~ ~".9!'!~ Int . ~pl ~TUS~o~?.!lEvT~ ~~1~ HEARlf«J Ny 3, JO. 2002 Wz07 Of p=~D auyoltla, 256M H11el· A00UC '""'"" ..,...__ 2 PM ~ L73 Pk1"tou9 lhlelneM u,....-IS HEREBY nut l•IM. t.ii• f'o<9't. INO. d) (A.P.M.), ~ ~ ........__'.... ' --...... .......... ,,.,,,,,,_ CA m30 S, 8'Mt' SlrMI, S11M 11 1 ~-• .::._... ,;;;; GlvtN THAT UNDER Pr•~Ollt '''*'•nr. '°' ~CA 92104 _,.... ,,.._ Tiit fOIOwtnla l*'80f9 AHO l'UASUANT TO ( ., ....... ...a rin Cor...,.ra•ton 3. A OOf1t GI Ilia°'* .,. ... ~ •: SECTION 1118 Ol THE "•t-Ave.. ..... ~ _ s"·ii.":'!... 10 lhOlt C... .... tie HBTA. '110 Chendon. CALIFORNIA CIVIL l•erornt,CAtn67 -. -· pulllltlld II .... OflCl9 Ltgune ........ C.lllbf'• OOOE THf PfQ'EMIY "'1s bua6MtlS 1s cOll mo4 ..,. Ma, °" ..,. _.tor w M> n1a an , umo lflOW IE· Mtlld 'Y; • ......... The .,.._. ii con-GMelY9 .... prtor '° L.8 HeftlMnn. Inc,, UlVED TO 8E MltJt. ·'==atttttd .... llVl 8COtpOllllafi ::.:-~"':i=-= ~'~C:.:: ~~~ ...... lilRIMH ret? No ._.,. you a .. rted 1oW1rit •••..,.., ff .. 911 AT IOUTH OOMf Pr•M:::::' :"-.~ ~ ..... ,., clrcul•tlol\ TNI ..._ ia _. 8(1..F' ITOMOI, a. **"°'""'~ -"P.a ~,,:J,10.17 =....: imi '1:' ...... eO:: ltwfft ~••on. E '* OllUlllJ; ~.··~ w. WMMRcfv.!N Cln el Or .... c-ty ........ K 0,... .. , 11 -... J:..""--~~~~ AT 1i1 ......... ~-..... ~----.-: ·--==J. lO. 17. --~ •• z:-:t:el':-·14 ~ ~... .. M,2om wm 11 .. 'r ., A·2n. ~ YClfbm., Bona, Fumitunt M85. Noel ~. t 8*$1, 8oJclle. TV• Clolft.. ~ lflOnllOr A·333, Mia a.a, BoxH, Clotf'IH. Furniture A·3S4 (Pll.., L.,_.) Ndonaf ,,.,,.. ....... bllll, ...... Olclm C·294, '*"-Yml. Clc*m. ... £·003, Ctvt•1p~ 8tl•"· '"' ............ Ctnt11, lttrH, Fumllvrt Publl"*" ...... IHChCotta .,.,._ ...... ( • .. Daily Plot .. .. ....... , .. ........... •1.1111 ..... -...... .. ...... . .. l.lllliilllli • Ltiillliiiil ..... Uilillliili -..... -cw• l's the dltioo .......... .......... The followkw .,__ mr• doifll ~ ea: Crutln Soh1t10111, PW'tnori, 12*> 8Mn St • 189 -35•. N•wport B•acll, CA 92'IO R.O.Cu L. Roff. 1280 B11011 St., 189 354, ;~ort 8Hcll, CA Lku~• C. Moma, 1280 Bison St.. 189 3!1•, =ort Buch, CA This bvslnMI i. con-ductecl b1: C:O· portMI I Hov• 1ou stortod dolnc buslrieu ~t7 No Lindo C. Adami This statemtnt was flied with th• County Clerk of Or•111• County on 06/25/02 • 200H to7U7 Daily Pilot July 3, 10, 17, 2•.2002 W725 ........ ...... .... ........ ... ..... The followlllt IMISOM Tiie tolowillt ponona ...... ~ .. ., .... IHtUMU ... L...,_.., 27111 AMo Herbor ilew o-.atlc Cf ... R•, Mte UIO, SerYICH, 1795 l'ort Aliso vteto. CA~ Tltf111 Circle, Newpo« 0.1111ls luslemente, hodl, CA t2MO 25"1 Kelml• An.. lOfl Ml;Ne..pton, 1195 Mofeno Valley, CA 925!17 Port Tiffl11 Cwcle. New Awl Ch1Md, 27111 Aliso port Beacll, CA 92e10 cl• Rd. 1160, Aliso BHtrlx SUllll, 212• Vieio, CA 92656 B1ypolnte Or.. Newport G1brlel Bu1t11111nt1, Buell, CA 92MO 61211 Sedona Or., RIV• This busiMas Is COii· Walde, CA 92509 duc:\ed by: a ,._ •• 1"" buslnas Is con· partMrllllP duc:t•d by • 1-•• Have you atwted pwtnenMp .,,,. bvslness yet7 No HaYe you started Lori Ml;Nluaflton dOlnc buslftffS yet? No This st•tement was · Oenn1t 8ust•m•nte liltd with the County This statement w11 Clerk of Or1111• County filed witn Ule County on 06125/02 Clerk of Oran&• County 2002H071H on 06/03/02 Dally Pilot July 3. JO, 17, 200Ht0S40I 2•, 2002 W729 0•1ly Pilot July 3, I 0, 17, 24, 2002 W735 ......... ....... The ........ pwSOfta •e..._ ......... : IMS "--Ille• QI RiYenido ~Newport Be.ch. CA MicMll N. tah•awo, 438 Rlvenld• Ave • =orl Buell, CA Roc:helle Bowe, 08 Rlvorsld9 Ave., NowtNM't Beoc:h, CA 92163 Thie business Is c:on· llluct•d by; ~ and •"-... .,. you atat'lod Cloina business rot? No khMI N. lshilllwa This •t•lemont was fllod with tho County Ci.tk of Or ana• County on06/25/02 !00Ht071S4 Dally Pilot Jutv 3, 10, 17, 2•.2002 W726 ........ ......... Tiie ...... ,.,_ ............ ..: VIII .. •. l .. ery, 29JJ •1&1o1 St , IAJOZ. C..U ...... CA112121 Cot11p B•lltry, LLC (CA), 2115 V... Way. =rort IHc:ll. CA Tlllt buliMU Is C9fl• dutted br' llmlt•d ll•bility Co. ... .,. you •torted doillc ........... yet? No C....._,y,llC Tim Goodell, Ow11et/ MaMCfl' TINt 1t•t-t was fllod witll tho C041nty Clerk ol Or•11p County on06/20/02 Hn6to7'4• Oailr Piiot July 3, 10, 17, 2•. 2002 W732 ' nm 11 . ... ..... .. ....... ..... n. ........ ...,... "" ........ ,.,_ . .......................... : A.) ((MG/ Tiii A.) ...... L ..... I .) DllCCMllY v:.r> ........ C.) ....... . IMNTOIY Ill T· L....,.._ .. w..t lttli llG SNCW.ISTS, -[. Street, Coote Mna, CA 17111 St • .... C:.to llMZ7 ...... CA t'.2127 .,.... Hreha, 194 Wllliom It Norllltr-. WMt llUI street. Coste "85 E. 17ttl St., MOO, ..... ,CA92127 Coste ...... CA 92127 Motil Hrtllo, IM Wnt Tlli. ~ ii c:dll· llltl Street, Coote Mou, cluctod by on lndlvlduol CA ta27 H1vo rou"St.t.cl Tllis llllslftff• Is con· do(nc bttaiflffl yet1 V8S, dilctM by• C:O•pwtn«1 VJ/02 .._.,. you 1tattod Wiiiiam R. NorcbltOlll doint buslMn yet? 'l'es. This stetement wn l/ll02 filed with tM C041nty Michelle Hreh• C1erk pf Or•nae County This st1temtnt was o" Ofi/25,/02 liltd with tti. County 200269071" Clerk of Oren&• County Dally Pilot July 3, 10, 17, OH 86t'Ntee 2•, 2002 W726 JOOIH ... H DailY Pilot Jufy 3, 10, 17 u""1 WJu ... ........ .... ... ........ ...... .................................. ......................... : ::~. 1m C.: "-...;,... • t .11111 A ...... Ito ...... St.. We 2m, C..U ......... IMdl. CA '21Z7 ...... CA t2IZ7 . ... LN.HorU. nu .... .,,,.., .,..._ l*" A-fll. Costa R1e11t co..,111y, 111c. ...... CA UIZ7 (Tl), 20t (. 11ttl St., Thia Miiie• II con• Stilt• 202, Coeta Meu, dllc:ted i.r: 011 lndlvidll.. CA 92127 Have y1141 atartecl Thia bus!Mss Is con· dolna 11u.in.u yet7 Yu. ducted by· a lllnlted <15/20/'lOOZ. plrtn«ship • ROllda LH Herb . HIY• you ttorted This 1tat-t wn d1olnJ buslnus yet? filH with tho County /3119 Cler1I of On1111e County llldep4ndeftt Develop· -Oil25/Q2 ..-tCoo!Nn1.JM~ 20026907153 Stevtn l. Gumpert, Daily Pilot July 3, 10, 17, Preslclont 2•. 2002 W7'l:8 This st•t•ment wa~ filwd with the evcmtr Clerk ol Or1nae County on 06/11/02 IMH ... J02 De"wt'&ol ht! .. J I 0 !7, 2•. 2002 W722 you're adilg tor .whether you' re seeking a horne,apartmen~ pet or new / occupation! . . Policy ' How to Place A ·• iii] ---Deadlines ----- Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. 1lle publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report 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 or the space actually occupied by ttie error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. I VKA I •• CLASSIFIEAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm By Fax (949) 631-6594 By Phone - (949) 642-5678 By Mail/In Per son: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 At Newport Blvd. & Bay St. Wedflesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm l~ include )out~ :ind phone number Ind ~·11 call you bad wi1h a price quote.) Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Hours Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm _j ANNOUNCEMENTS & MISC. GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCIAL ~ 1010-1770 ~ 1419 ENTERTAINMENT Calendar of CHILD SERVICES Events 1310 Childcare 2375 -------(QUAl HOUSltG <WOITlllTY All real estate adver lmng '" this newspaper 1s subiect to th11 Federal f a11 Housona Act of 1968 as amended whic h makes 11 1lleaat to adverhse -any pref11r ence . lrm1tat1on or d1scrimmaliol) based on race. color. reha1ot\, su, handicap, lam1hal status or national orlatn, or 1n intenln:in to make any such preference, hm1la lion or d1scrimln11hon • rt11s newspaper w111 not knowingly accept any adverhsemenl for r eat es late which rs 1n v1olahon of the law Ou1 readers ., e hereby informed that all dwell ings adverhsed m this newspaper are 1va1labt. on an equal oppo1 tun1ty basis. To complain of dis c11mmation, call HUO toll lree at 1·800·42•·8590. Auctions 1483 WANTED ANTIQUES Older S~ Furniture PIANOS & CoUO<tlbles • ..,,,.. ....... 11oo-., • s..,..,. • ""'*-• O'Jc. ,,,.,.."'" $$ CASH PAID $$ one P4Ct., ....,... to.e W£ BUY ESTATES ............ lrlencly-. AITlll" lCoNS~~.~~.ENTS] I • . · . · I l ' .. ! UV( IN CHILO Cwe - local au pa11 proaram accephna host fam1I~ epphcat1ons. flexible, leaal, 45 hrs./wk Aver agina $245/wk per family, not per child. l · 800 · 713 2002 www.eura\Jpaw,com ANANCIAU PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Personalloans 2490 Good Credit or 'lod Credit. Conselldote Teclayl E•pand or st11t up busmen. Personal lqans available Call I 866-269-3670 2• hr s w-t to be OHT nu? loans of all types avail. Call Global Flnancl1I Group. All credit con s1dered. Call tnll free. 1·888·500·0153 FINAN(( l'aOGllAM 866-803·9590 bonded llrllllJMl/S deseied lor rell r-*51 Hi(tl risk lendrc low tnlswsl rltles Vanous LoarVs cal OJi r TOOAY- Good 1'...ie have bad crecl1t too Get on t,.ck 1-166-775-6173 APPLIANCES 3050 Refria Wht, 21 7 c:f S•S GE w/ice 1mher. water. ice, hat'tt 1n door, •yrs old, Beautllull saetlfke $695. 949-~055' H0'1E FURNISHINGS 1.-tlt.f sect.._. and stand1rd size couch. Both new c:ond. ~ -. Pl'ice "'I-714-841-1725 2 Twitt Mh of Simmons l ESTATE R SAll Miscellaneous Pets CSA l'erslan Kltte11 Pwr ·feel Summertime Gilt. white w/c:opper eyes. All shots •mo. $400. 949-451·2025 MISCEU.ANEOUS MERCHANDISE Miscellaneous Men:bandlle 3855 SUMAUa CUUAN(( SAUi Steel Al ch Bu1td- 1n1s. Save thousands on select mo<lets· 25•50. 35x38, 52x6• GrHt workshops/1ara1es. Call 1·800-341·7007. www.steel masterusa co m (CAL •scAN) RT Anywhere South West Airllnes 1tvs I ticket up 7 11 $250/ obo Pat 949·278 3939 Business Oppc11111nlties 8usfnmes Ind FnncNses 3905 A COMPLETE TURN·KEY Vend Route, 10 machines $3'95. 888-922-2822 -.tori.-- Huntl119te n leac h Pnme Olllct/Mtdlcal Bides. C•ll Patrick Tenore N1tlonw1de USA 9't -15'-t70S HOMES FOR SALE ORANGE 5400 COUNTY 21r 2h I ltv•I patio condo. New decor. oceenslde of POH, welk lo all. $49. Own•/Bkr 949-760-3187 ColllMlll M1ilpedlc m•lt•rou, c-,-P.ti b11utifully bo• sprlna t. fremn. remodeled 38r, corner S1251set, obo 94!Mi73'9161 lot, RV •CCHS, $400K · , • Prine Only. 949-378.o&M ~':!, ,_.., v.}:! =r/s,, 3411 ......... Costa Mesa.7/6, la•lp, Condo 0,.... s.t/S-1· 116' Bismark Wey @ PRECIOUS METALS S ••• S-..._. 38r fwvltw,,...lno. rrin. 38a end unit with• Ylew 11... clothes, new CD's, Neckl•co 1111 ... ti. loollln& out to Slt"•hH• toys, collectlblff •misc. M • d er I e C It r In e Hole fl7. •&t l•Uf'le o.r.,. S4J1e 1UIY •ifil w/dl1mond, en1reved, LeQlo. 949·509-8923 Fouton, turn, din rm lbl cuslllon·cut, very_ ape· ,. ___ ,_ ............... .._ I Ir 27" TV /VCR ct.I. Worth $2300. '°" .._ ... _.. -w c1 s. w , lor $1100/obo. 949-640· , .. , MW c•rpet, Ille & more. 359 Flower St, CM 0831 morol M17,IXJO ._t •• J Johll l O<Al MT1SMS Mlflor M9 zto.1100 Cnlt.._ .... &C1l1d1We C-t C. ..... Sale -!Mn P•ll 4tll of Old Coins! Gold, sllVer, ...,.. Cllll My! 1nrine & Oowr, NB ilw*y • ..,_, ontique • 0,-W/S-I ·I ' 10:00em-2'llgJl cohctibln 9'9.6'2·9"8 2f YW!Mi6 IHullful ftlM _1111,,.,Clll _____ ll'l_I Rlv110 58f 5'Mto. putl· LocalKlttens,c•ts,do&• for •doptlon rein or ahlN, every Sii~ llQOl't 4pm f lllHon ...... Anlllll ...._...,,.,....,..zm •••Of'llmalMt~ n& 30 MY WOI FOR DOCS 984&1 ... Oclut -ltte11t, CfA, lAlpafd !Dall .. -,... ... ~ .......... 734-1773 '. --..:...... lied ff .,.. J. .., . clu~ wltll f8'uloul pool,~ COUflt, low -llo FOOL Oil. L-19 L ... ___, Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm Index m soos-saso MISCEUMEOUS RENTALS . ' ' , ' '. .. . . " - j. +. ' . ,.._.,,.,..,.... t ... ~.. ~ & '. - ' BalboaPenmll •Open SaVSun 12·3• '°6 E. Balboa Blvd (2 blocks lo Feny) 2br 2ba. hke new, Fp, wd hkups, 2c £f'k8 $1900/ mo. 949·510·3114 3br '3ba yrly ov11I now n~wly re mod, I c car, 1 door to bHchl $2300 Associated Realty t'9-47S-SHS Cevetetl 1'1. 8uc:h &. Bay residential 11ea. Cape Cod 58r 2.5b8, new c•peVp1lnL $2600/ . wkly. furnished 71•·5"«· 3'00. Corona del Mir Studios from $575·$995 full kite. So. of Hwy, Almost lbr walk 2 bc:h/ rest1ur Sheila 675-5838 Apt. Spec I Br over 111, ~I walk to buc:h, stores, deck, lndry, utls pd. Rooms 8010 $1275mo. 9'9·723·0710 MANAGERS (ett .... Cwt• 2er. IB•. Special S20 off wlh ll1il. I cor car. p1llo, no peb, Id. t.\.t pr....e HI /Id. Zli new carpeVpeint, lene, rms .. W..tls. ~ $Ullim • Ind 9&ml5ffi on tx.AllA 9ds •dL F£A. 3er 2.S81, fl/1 blocks<to TUIES: 4lt 1'1' ~ beach, new corpet, dill phcneVhe 1eo, ESPH paint, c:ath c:eils, new & Dile, Pld. & jll:. Gumf closet sys. n/pets/srnka, tinl c:tm to twys. Mn tom $2500/mo. 949-675-7591 oc tQdJ. bd-.. cdr:iea. ............. ill WAI to~ ,_, Jbr lbl 1-. 1M beld't COSTA t.€SA liOTOR M ecam. Is yd, $(1IX)yll) 'l'07 ttlrtxw 8lwd 1 yr ... tff.47S-U. 1 ~ ColllMlsl i RenlatTollln tl30 ,,_ I r Newpen Isl. On for the nlc:at b11ch houses. Wd lln . fully furn, 2blks to bc:h, 2 L&. petios, :Z.prtm1 permits, casual IYnc. OSI., •vi llOW! '°7 38th St. M·M, S77Sm + 1(2 ulil 949-375-0675 Roams tor Renl ... Lt Shltlle, deteched from house on water, In uc:llo111e for lt&ht rent or PT olflc:o/domestlc work. (71•) 227-3057 MUltSIMeASSISTAJtTS Enc splma. c:erllfled os." slsl•nls I::!:'.\!:: pvt work. Eap. Wl'Y< IJe. .....MltWnn.~ & no-. •721-0lJl Move-In 5p9eillf Specious lllf $795 .. Sll50 Incl ... Quiet 9la MW, pod. pW. .,.. lo bdl Gfeot llnlnb ' loc 9&5JS-Olo.l Apt. lovely 11ted comm. nr Tri·Sqr. lBr IB1 w/frla. a•r/stor•ae. w•ter/trash pd. S8S5/mo + $500/sec:. Klein Mnat. 877-70.-86'9 Ext.9200 Apt Ur 2'9 r ••t nei&hborhood, w Ilk ups, I cor aor • ..e $1250/ mo. 94~73·7800 l wnhse 28r 2.Siia on bluff nr bc:h. fncd yd, fp, dbl aer+ exlr• sp, pet(?) $1395/mo. •at. 949·6'2-9699 Home Chermln1 Nwpt Hcts 2Br 1 Be, I 1or, SllOO. do& oa, II fncd yd, 306 16th Pl·ardnr ~ 949·5"-179' Avail 7 ~ House Jllf 3be, Ilic:• yrd, w/d Ml-ups, 2c I"· lnc:ds lfdtlln&. n/111'111&. f2200/"'° 714·tlH773 ...,.. ... "-/1'9" ler..t 38r 281, 2c pr, fresh pa111t. s hows •11tre111ely ""·""""'"· lforlous view Avoil illltMCI ect. Gerry. M9·71~i. YUllYIWft Bill GRUNDY ll£Al TORS MH1'·1111 7412-7466 IOOHS10 ..... ,,so Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 -, Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with . a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell, we'll run it for another week FWWWI All for j ust $16°. D va; IB.l. MY CAR 0 AM X; "'*---Mello ____ _ Model _ __.-..;,.~-·- 0 ·~ 0 ............ 01111 AolJf Ov.t D11uwww,.,_ DTMlldOlllt Prloo _ a"""°..... a,__~....awi..oo... '" a • ..,... a ........... a~-.. as...,... a-...-..o .. ..._ 0•~ §o-.°""' DNttlf,.,.. ·11ttot• a ....... c-... a~-........_,,,..,, OM,._ .. ""¥"°" a..,.._..., __,,.line ...... .,.., Plot aao w.11y •· c.... .._,CA 12121 ~-• .............. 71 ........ ., .... I --------------------~ M11111r111 oro" 11 ACN INPEPENDENf • r .. • • l I $ $1, IMty 3, 20Q2 ......., ........ u p'd w/blcydla. llwn- ,._, Ilic. Cnlllt P1Y lo benlMs. Trudi ~ v,,. ,.....,,.~1 hell..,.. 'fT posl· lion awil f« • mortcece COmfllnY localed In N.8. Flu hours. Mon-Fri. Must be proflca.nt In Quk• Boob, and com· puter lit. Pluse contect Liu v.-94,.IJJ.lfiOO Of fu ·-to 949. &JJ.~ Seek .. 9 r •llea.te & sincere, Enctisll 19l1n1 lndivlclu1ls who would Ilk• to eern e x tra income H en lndep contractor workln1 PT carln1 tor dderly people. $9llw, OC clwnta, n/smti. (!4t).,, 1-' 267 W..ti"-&.-S1200- S1500/mo PT. No up. Will trllin l ·888-294--0552 ~ a-. ... ....., ~.:..: 11 Ills • , ... " ., ... . ... ........ . 11......_*:i1 Cef'!,.._ ........ ,,_H;iM Mi ii Ordtf/latefHl. ""' ... ,!_ -~ ,, ....... :~ ............. ~ MalCiic.o.PMY ..... IMwMCe C.Mlt Proc.._ JU.lfT pey + btnetlta, h .. tth c lub memben hlp. DME ••P • + Liiiy. 949•548.1314 o "s...C-.o llMcled f« Paciffc Cout Aquatic' a. Newport 8cfl. C.11(949)111-1261 PT Oiik; AHh'-t for lttorney. 91m·2Pm. M·F. Oraanlled, responsible, .... oriried 94M31·78llO Sales °'-.e C-.ey felr .Demo wo men's lwdief .... ldlin cere Pfoducl. Tralnlftc. I/pt, $7.50 to start. fun lobl ...... ft.JH7 w;;......._.•tMlnle's Yecht alltplut. Lota of heavy littin1. knoW!ed&e of boaUnc lo computer lllllb • +. SlO/Hr 1twt. ~In person @ 1500 Newport 81, Codi Mes. lt!9) S4&-4 lt2 ACCUS TO A P<t S500 • Sl500 PIT $2000· SSOOO F/T. Futl tnlnlna. ~= company repori. www,wClfklYomhome. com or caH 8Q0.336- 0812. (CAL •SCAN) Allomobiles -........ ac.r. •90 ......... 2 dr. •ulo. lo.ded with 811 eatru, l ull price. $33118.+ tu & Ile. A Real BHuty. Tomato Auto Sales. 714·437·1931 &ewe 'tO ......... 2 dr, 1uto, loaded w/ntras, fuH prices, $3388.+ tu & he. A real beauty. Tom•lo Auto Sales 714. 437·1931 Audi '99 A·4 Sedan White w/1rey Int., auto, sunroof. alloys (118103) $19,980.00 Phillips Auto 949-574·7777 BMW "97 740!1 Sedan white w/blacll leather. Certified to IOOk m1le$1 Comfort S.als·l/power ~ $23,980 00 Ph11Ups Auto 949 574.7777 BMW ·95 3251 Sedan (f lllOM) whie w/pey int, only 86k milts! lull power, only $15.980.00 Ph1Hlps Auto 949.574.7777 BMW '95 32Sts (118003· l) Shiney blaci. w/black leather, auto, CO, moonrool, 1ust traded on $12.980 00 Phillips Auto 949 574. 7777 AWael EARN EXTRA MONEY 17 daya only frida.r. lalJ 12 -Su 4f.· l»IJ 28 Earn $6.75 -SI I/ r. · Sdlina Exotic Hawaiian Plants at · l& Orange Counry Fair. No cxpcricna: ncccssa.ry. Enchu.sium a Plus! l!:1R1 POUCY In an effort lo offer the best Mtvice possible to OUf rudefs end •dv•· bMrs, we wlll requira Contrmc:tors Who edver· hse In th e Service O.ectory to include their Contr1etors license II Umber In the tr adv er· llument. Your co· operation Is 1r .. 11y ,,, ...... M9 IAa11~1I .. Hlii ··----l<a:i./ 8191 /.....,.. Ind ,_ MltlonL.. • l1!1a15 MM45-9J25 ., ,,,{ .... ...... ......, lridtlle4s .... n1e Concn41t. Petic, llnvewlly Fireplc, BBQ. Rers. '1!1Yrs Eap. Terry 714-557·7594 C-...-..YFpk:e, BBQ. tile, alone, land· ecepe, r•IHllnl wllts, L667547 949-254-1048 ..._P U»• YOW NOMI .....OVIMPfT PIOJICT? C .. 1plumber, pa111ter, hendyman, or •ny of the IJHl -vk:ea listed het• "' our service lfnctoryt THESE LOCAL SVC PEOPLE CAN HELP YOU TDOAYI -. co d !'!'!!•!!'.::::::~ ..... = .. :t"•1• ... llr'-9! TODAY'S ==--.,· .. ~ ::!r .... ":.:.': i~;'.aa1WUiiEiL-ar:.iiaDiriiii.;.~:--y---;---:;-~-CROSSWORD pUULE ........ .... ta ii Sll,190 . OMNt .... A ----------.... .,~,," ....... !._17 • Md 1NtNAH tlR8Qt 11--_.....;. ______ ,,,,_.,..,.,....:;..~-----.:.-.:...,.i lllQ'llla'*-M •W. klf5o, ACM* • .._ !:;._ ...... ~ ::J~c .. J::a.': IMPllOVB'IBOOOS ~~----~)*'*P ......,...,,......., ..... __... ..,_ • ..aJ.7!17 10 Allrl,..... • -:.-:= (4037115/9JST) hfti 'ft ....... (.; Bodi vuJncnble. s.dt deak. round. When~ 1 ll'lcr:.s 14 'f'e'_.. S1 T ... 00 ,..,.,. IM. Mllst Mil • .WC. Soudt rMde 1hc value bid ol 'h1 15 =..._,_cf 9 =--_., ......,. -113,., 117959 NOlrJ1I no ~· ~ ., ~ IOO-MS-5111 ...... MJO • 7 5 • Alt# die a.d ol ...... ..,. 18 ~"" 'ii~....., c;&c ._.... MHJt-1111 o AK 16 U decllnn WOil dne~olapedt.s. 11 CW. .. DNiillUI DTI = ...... (; 0 6 l *-coacedr:d a 11*1e Irie*.. The 1t Ml--Tu-e Ma ::::r·..::~ 11,,., •C>My.~i; WIST •KQ••~ bt.M ........... * .. *~ •• "5rcwt :=::,. (3707P/?lJ7U)Btia ,....WYO •lH U ·~ =·~~~=: DOMt · N•W. CMlllec h4dl Ml-51•1111 0 .J 0 t 1 5 3 Next ~ IOUftdl ol ......, ~ r:: ,_.. 1 CCllft Oii .. -I00-945-56112 hni 'tt ,_ U W. o K It I 7 5 2 t 4 aiaie CW.. .,. a ._.. _. Tiii 2 ...._ 8Mn C•dlllec: '99 El Dorado -ml, !Mtalllc allVer' 0 the jack did not fall. South Ihm cross-a -....._ l<Jd -•75 •1141 estothcaceolht.lminan aucmpt10 ~-a•• ... ,...., low 34tl •lln, bladl, Mt·fm. CMS, Nb new 80U'l1f dloplhequeen, but whm herrnajeSly ao ._ Mdent ..... ,.. a.•t!Mf, ed. elloys, b.,,_ cOfld. fentntlc velue, 6 A JC J U 3 ~.·•~ , ... ....,,rm ..,,, __ ~~-"" IO !! ~·.·~ 54 r°:;:. ence ofw•r•nty. S6,995 ,v27654l B•r ,..16 "....,.., ...... """"""'" "'""'""' =~~ (t20959/3705f>S2l,988 (949)516-1818 v the diamoad mme-dowoooe. --.......... e ~llclNa Ntbera 811ict1 C.-.C eMC "ff s..n. 0 A Q Soudi almoi1 made lbc moll ol lhe P .._ _ 7 o.toe c.-y I.a.Gt 0 -~-~ lrw 800-945-5592 u ceb, 3 doof, low 3511 •At 3 Nor1ft.Souch possibilities, and il Is 31 ~for : ='*.' trt.ltd Cedillec '00 Eldoudo mlla, po-lfoup, 1be biddi : not euy to spot what else declam-3t Twloe XXVI 10 Biia lllrlGHIM d low miles Polo GrMn Wll. lmmac:uletel "" could blve dOoe But look and see 40 ~ i.et 11 Singing ten lttw, P.,.onnM1Ce (523470/314lT) '19,988 ~ ·,_FSr ~ t!" what wookl baDocii if declarer limes 1! ~"' ~ Chllmul* model wwr. $21,988. ~· C_...ec Buick U ,_ ~ ,_ the play just 1 6ftlc diffcmitly. -_,,_.,., 12 8llilo - 0 34650/31091'> eoo.MS-sst2 QllT ,_ ,_ ,_ After winning the rtnt Irick in .. ~. • ~~ =: lU:. 800-MS-5592 GMC Of Yi*ofl Sl T hand, declarer can count 11 (tit ~ 22 1Mb1nc1 o1 ... Cedtllec '00 Eu.lade low IMea, lit.di luther • Openina lad: 1Wo o( • 11\Cb, llld there me poulbilities in all ~ 9tdMI dWs 23 Loe* ~ white, tefl lutt., en· CO, eloys. ,_ •ir • bel-thJeC of the othef sWcs.. At lricJt rwo 48 Picnic n'UClllr 24 Type o1 rd tertein!Mftt aw,s, cleenl (17 t= ~r>ent),....., . Thu dell is from lbc Wortd Pairs declarer should &e.d die jack ot bearu 47 Nl:JM.lorty d 29 0..-~ (l203l5/31l'1P) S28.988 ----128 . ....., n. • .-.,....... M ..... ,.,_ .... hand 'lb 41 ~ IMAldef a .._ lllllglf -Nebers Buick C•dlltec Nebera Buick Cadillac ~·-''l'nftivup some ycara 110. 05t to u"' KlllJ, wen n:tum to w1 a &1 Lill •hO!tlnef 1.'Mhi'lg!Cn IJ00.945-5592 800·945-5592 peir.i reached six spades. 1 COOlnlCt high apeoc. cash the remaining win· Ga •oo ww1 that could be !lllde in xvenl ways. net and concede a ~pede. If West Clditlec "97 S.~ille STS low 2911 miles, white, Some reached m DO trwnp and fliled switchei to a hear\, declarer cootin· VB, P/W/Ol, cc, tilt blue iftteoor, re11 eir. cd 10 brina home 12 tricks. ues u above. As the can1s I.e. how- power • suts. leether & morel previous rentel This IUCticD was ......_, Wllh a ever, West is down to nochin~but (126632/3512") $14,988 22~,,.,,.,... -•1.....-Nebers Buick Cldibc (5 • ....,.-...)Sl5,_.. tw~Cl'"OOC rac>OO• fon:in& to milKlf Milts. and whiche~er est IJ00.945-5592 Nebefs CHlffK 8u!U pme,Soulh did DOC need to do hn chool;es tu lead is one of dctlaru's IJ00.945·5592 lhan rebid two 'padcs on the second tenaccs for the 12th Irick! Cltny •12 C"l"I<• Isuzu ·94 Trooper S New bettery, ~I smcJ&'ld, (118016) llMcb some body wor k, wlute w/sr•Y int .. 5 $1500 949-548-5786 . Sl>ffd, 4a4. only Clievy 'ff s.••t... $7,98000 1500 LT 4a4, tow, 37.5 Ph1Aips Auto m1, aray, xlnt cond: TVs, 94g.574.7n7 VCR. S:M.S00941Mi7!>-7564 h 1 u ar '§5 X JS Chrysler '98 S.brin1 JXI Convertible (118172) white with perfect Tan leather, auto. prk:ld to sell fut. Only Sll.980.00 Phillips Auto 949-S74-7m DtHtp 'H """-14 3.5 V6, blue/VY in(, fully lo1ded. beautiful orlalnal cond, $4995 vt 87924l 8kr. (949) 586·1888. De4te 'ts N-4dr, ps, only 4811. low mile· •1e. well taken care ot. r ult price, S2888+taa & lie. Oont ml.ss this buyl 714·437-1931 Conv.lmmaculate lhru- out CD & Al•rm $23.900 949-650-5860 Perform•nc•Japar .com ,..._ • ., lUS 6Cyl, 2+2, Coupe, 69-, British rmc:inc 11Mn, t.tn lthr. moonrt. chrome whls, beaut cond. $12.995. • WI•-'00 Xtwre SI 4a4, euto. mMly powtf IHtures. squHky clHn, new cer trade int • (SJJ120/3860T) Sl8,988 N1ben Cadillac Buick 800-945-5592 OW. 'ff SA-ette p'rem-. low miles. bel1•. rear entertain· ment sys, m•ny utraal Sl9.988 (201206/3857P) 800 945-5592 S-.. 'ff tsSI TwM 26k. lull fact warr. dirk metellte blue, mnrl. CO. 11r•1ed, n/smllr. 1111• new, $18, 995 v797541 Bkr. (949) 586· 1888 Fru application last approval. NON PROFIT DEBT CONSOLIDATION CALL 1·866-764·3338 24 hour consultation BOATS Gt.-30 he ... u..,. 8 sails, Ya1Nh• eb, 1ood condition $12.000 obo (7 t 4) 2'2-7SH BOATllPANI SBMCB BOATS SL.PS/ MOORINGS/ lAUNCllNGI STORAGE ·NOTICE OF INVITING BIOS CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH OFFSHORE MOORING PERMITS: A·65 RATED AT 50': C-86 Rated FOR 35' AHO F·l6RATEOFOR 40' Sealed bids may be re· celved al the office of the Coty NHDmRAWHr Opla La lBr lBa, pr•rd, E'slde location. open, brtChl & 1111, peb oil Sl200/mo 949-722 0194 '••lly o,.., ..... De•r with over 40 years up! will pay a very lair price for your C•r Van or truck paid for or not Call Dick Rey (Ii) To1Nlo Auto Sales 1T4-437 1931 Of 714-328- 3228 M57219 Blw 9&511&1888 i9itl ._ ... Otscowsy Series II, 4811, tull tact --• b<illient b!Wpy lttv dual innrl, dwome whls. rear seets, 1ara1ed, n/Smll $24.250 v197421 Bkr. (949) S86 1888 imtl .... '96 l>Gcovery GQ, s'1-/rrt lthr, dual moonrl. bHutfful onpnal concl. $13,995 "496151 BU. (949) 586-1818 IA..,. SUOO 'H S4lli Gold wtt.n lthr Ip, Sl7,980 tUIOl8 Pt&l9'S AUTO 949-514-1n1 ~ ''2 900s Sspd, 86k, pn/ten lthr. 10 disc cc. snrf, runs veat. ski recll. utu set/snow 1ns &a> o11o 9&misa; s.tww•ttsu low miles, auto. cd, power /windows/locks. (l 77840/368n) S8988 Nabers Cad1fflc Buick Clerk, 3300 Newport Bouleverd. P 0 Bo• 1768 Newport Beach. CA 92658·8915 unl1l l l:W> Attt on the 18th ol JUl'I' 2002. at whicn tome such bods shell be opened and read MINIMUMllD $6,000fer Each Mooron1 C~ Clas~fled lld have a gllGg8 sie! rord '91 £320 Van Conversion, 460 cl. lr11ler tow pd!&, lull pwr, new tires, 4 Cap· lain chHs, bed, TV, VCR. CB. 1rey/wh1te. lint cond S7SOO/obo. 949-640 5032. 640-1026 'OllD 't1 IUO v- converslon. 450 cl. trall« towina pck1. lull pwr. new tires, 4 capl11n clllks.bed, TV, VCR.CB. 1rey/wht, xlnt cond $7500/obo 949 640· 5032 or 640-1029 rerfl 'OO bpl«er sport low mites. many utres, new !Tuck trade int (M9415/3820T) $13.988 Nabers Ca1hll•c Bu~ IJ00.945-5592 WITTNOl n Dn'#AU All phues sm/lr1 jobs. Clldl 20yrs, fa11, tr .. est. L400030 n4-UJ.lW Bldrlcll~ UCIMSfD CoetTUCTOll No job bl sm.,. ....... R.-. remodle, t-. ,., -M: !M!Mi6Jfll6 ffDlltllt11ll QllTOlll OIATM TU lnsbtliltloll. state.. cs llnlc. nwt11e, s11o!w. &lelio lt7S IJll612lM4 ~ 71Ulz.986l IWCY..._,._.. Rttrout111 ' tnatallatlOft DEAN Tll.E 949-67J..ll066 714-8411-8526 714-8J3.!Ull •iz ·••se491 C2JO smk sit W/Cfm lthr. only 5511 mo. full pwr S20.980 •17611 Pinu..S AUTO '49-574-7777 Mercedn Red ·87 560Sl 8611 miles. 1oraeous! new pelnt, lot ol new chrome, recondition Palamino lfflhllf. Euro- pan headliaftt I $15.900. ~73-0163 Mttaublslu ·97 0.amante LS S.dan ( 118042) Silver With ar•y 1nterlor. 6 cyl, am/fm cd·lm1Nc· ulatel only Sl l ,980.00 Phillips Auto 949-574-7777 NI-'0 2 .. _ ..... SI auto. loaded. lther. chrome whts, 4411 ml, S17,000/obo 949-500· 2062 Nit.-•9 7 SX Coupe 2dr. red, A/C, spoiler, alnt cond. 7.. $5595 11-.22!>1100 n4-98!MOI wtiaa•YouNeldl AlpMlolll.,... From the roof to the t.ernent& ~ln bllCWMn CA&.LllELL Mf.U7-10f7 8()0. 945. 5594 Toyote 'Ol Calica GT·S H/8 (118174) 6 speed, ftclO<y Wlr• ranty. full loaded, moonrooll Only $19,9!!0.00 Phtllll>S Auto 949.574.7777 VW '97C.._ Whrte..veat. fun conv SI0,980 117950 PHIWPSAUTO 9 49.574,7777 VW JnTA GU '97 U. B~lll' Inter eulo. mnrf, $12.980 •18076 P~AUTO t4t-S74-7777 VWPnMtOOGlS S1v w~ tnt 01"1 m m Sl7,l8> •177?6 P..a.sAUTO 949·574-m7 OUAUTY OtAlnllU 20 YEARS EXPERE:NCE rM YOUR HANDYMAN! MARK (N t) 6SO..SU CllANOUT YOllHOUSE GW6ESAllS ONlY$11 CAll. 949-642-4321 y .............. ..., '-.. tic ........ indivldlRil w/ucellent references availtble I« Houfty/PT/FT po$Slble W/f amlly Of busy •• ec:ubve ~--~ ........... .. ·-r::=_&pet cee. Wei .,.,-h ....... VWf efftde.t .......... '4t-64S...J '60., ..._ P\AlfTATIC* SMUTTns Vonyl-Clld Wood Free II\ home al U~l9 CaH Ji. 714-227-291 l eel A ,erfect "-r ~low -rfh..~ .... Ofln .....,.,o*I en P'O!dlrs ('911) 661 7T7L SEll ,. ... ..,. ..... ...... The City of Newpotl Beach resefves the rtlhl to reiect all bids A 25S depostj must accompany each bid. Betance due on or before MONDAY, JULY 22, 2002 for the s uccessful boddef Cas.h· iers checll or credit c11d only IOf both deposit and b•lance payments. Pro$9Khve bidders may view Moorin& A 65 rs lo· c•ted oll 1 Street. C·86 os touted oft Coronado Street. and f · l 5 1s lo- cated beyward from the west end ol lido Isle FM further 1nlormatMm cell Wu At mend et 949- 644-3043 •Iler July LS, 2002 ~e4~y /S/T..yM.._, twt..r•-u• IWIPAOfK POOU Construction Remodels • Rapalrs Set vice lid796148 ('4t)S76-t 7l0 .......... PUBLIC NOTICE The Calll Public Ulilttln comm1SSH>n requ1res that •II used househotd 1oods movers r11nt their P.U C Ca T number; llmos a nd chauffeurs pri"I their T.C.P. number In •II adwr• tls.menls. If you "'" any questions •bout tll• l•a•hty o f a mo••r, limo o f dleutfellf, e1tll. PUB· LIC UTILITIES OOM· MISSION H 4·558 4151 llST •OYRS S H /Mr Mr""'I .. dt-lftsured fnt, courteous. Arefal T 1631144 IOO 246-2318 ... , ...... .. .. .._ ....... c-. .......... 15'n .. rflh u .... w .. t.~ =:t~~ ClASSlfllD It's the solution you're searching for-whether you're seeking a home, aparbnen~ pet or new occupation! CAM GNlll Mature "-" Ena Sl>k"'I WOINlflUOll • cleen. 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