The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About2002-03-23 - Orange Coast Pilot........ Bil 111111 SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ,. ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM SAlURDAY, MARCH 23, 2002 A ·bite-sized sight • Boxer Mike Tyson turns a few heads while inspecting his cars at a Costa Mesa dealership. Lolita Harper DAA.Y Plt..oT COSTA ?>vfESA -Boxer Mike 'fyson won fame years ago for lit- erally twisting the necks of opponents in the ring, after land- ing a powerful punch on the jaw of an unassuming foe. was spotted inspecting his fleet of luxury cars. Passtng cars slowed to a crawl near the comer of Harbor Boulevard and Hamilton Street as the 3~year-old heavyweight champion could be seen from the street in the outdoor show- room at Auto Market Lotus of Orange County. Tyson, surrounded by an entourage of about half a dozen men, garnered stares as he checked the interiors, sound sys- tems and other amenities of a handful of Lamborghinis on site. Tyson. The Brooklyn native, arguably best known for his punishing blows in the ring - and controversial antics outside of it -was dressed modestly in jeans and a black tank top. His casual dress prompted the woman to question her compan- ion's vision. •That's not him. Is it? That guy is wearing jeans," she asked. 'fyson caused heads to tum on Harbor Boulevard on Friday - in a less painful manner -as he One couple, pushing a stroller down the busy thoroughfare, debated on whether it was Melbrough Williams, the director of security at the luxury dealership, guarded the fighter well, allowing Tyson to answer only two questions. SEE SIGHT PAGE A4 GREG RIV I DAILY "-OT Boxer Mike 1\'500 poses with one of his exotic sports cars while vtstttng Costa Mesa's Auto Market Lotus of Orange County on Friday. DON LEACH I DAILY PllOT Quick action by Newport Beach paramedics from Statton No. 3 saved the We of Ruth Borden, left. In appreda- tton of lbelr quick work, her husband, Bob, crafted a m.lnlature old-fa.sb.loned paramedic unit by band as a gill Small tha s A Newport Coast man creates a miniature van, firetruck to show gratitude to firefighters who aided his wife M aking toys has been a little more than a hobby for Bob Borders. The 70-year-old Newport Coast resident has been making miniature antique trains, cars and carousels ever since he was a teenager. So, when Newport Beach para- medics helped him take bis wife,~ Ruth, to the hospital ofter she devel- oped complications from back surgery in February, Borden decided to thank them the way he know best. On Friday, he and his wife drove to Station No. 3 on Santa Barbara Drive and presented Paramedic Brian Slater and the department with a miniature model ol a paramedic van and a firetruck. On the van. inscribed on a brass plate, a.re the words: •0ur heartfelt thanks for your fantastic service.• Borders said he was •reany impressed. with the firefighters' dedi- cation and efficiency wben they responded to his 911 call Feb. 5 after his wife began to have trouble breath- ing. Slater arrived within minutes, administered oxygen and took her to the hospital. where she was diag- nosed with a blood clot in her lungs. •Maybe this is (the way they) work all the time,• Borders said. ·aut the way they helped my wife and took care of her, I was really touched.· Slater said be was impressed by the miniature models. "They look phenomenal.· he said. •1 can't believe he made them in a month." It was a kind gesture, Slater added. •For me, pen;onally, irs gratifying,• he said •rt makes me feel good about what we do. And it's nice to know people appreciate it.• • 09epll ..,lllti cowers public safety and courts. She mey be reached It (949) 574-4226 or by ~it It dftl».bharathet.times.com. EXm 't misplace bklrne when others do wrong .. Sll#NM.Y .,_. M • Newport creeks .. may get federal protection •Six are up for pos.gble EPA recognition, which isn't a clearly good thing to all. Paul Cllnton DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - The State Water Resources Control Board may add as many as sue creeks in the city to a federal list of impaired water bodies as early as next month, offi- cials said Friday. But homeowners in Newport Coast are ques- tioning whether there is a real need for the federal protection. Possible additions to the list could include Buck Gully, Los l'rancos, Muddy Creek, Pelican Hill Waterfall, Pelican Point Creek and Pelican Pomt Middle Creek. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has set a deadline of April 30 for the board to submit any new entries for inclusion on the list. A local environmentalist, the Irvine Co. and other groups have all found heightened bacteria levels m the creeks. "The data were qwte clear in demonstrebng that an µnpairment exists [in the creeks),• said Kurt Berchtold, a spokesman for the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board. The federal list, the lmpaired Water Bodies 303d List, was created by the Clean Water Act of 1972. lt flags a polluted SEE NEWPORT PAGE M Judge results ta.llied. • Costa Mesa hopefuls for court position don't make the cut, but there may be a way to challenge the votes. Lolita ... ,,,. DAllY PILOT COSTA MESA Unofficial results from a race to unseot an Orange County 1udge accused of child molestation show both Costa Mesa candidates as top vote...getters but leave a slim ch.a.nee at the bench for 111 lllllCI only one. • With all ptedncts count• ed, preliminary tallleS reported this week by the Orange County registrar ot SEE JUDGE MGE M .... bllltlat .... u.s. Jtc @ Ja 18 1111Dz• P'f ...... r rt ti ., • . ot! 1.1'11e GRACE FEILOWSHIP CHURCH God tu.enUretJ.llld~-Grace PeDoWlblp ChUrch ..a to tely knoYr m :aifland to ~ bil" elem.al~ f JMUI Cbrilt who a.re led ~the :or:= to w&k 14 rk,jbs t Predlool and stmdAy tcbool for all ages ' of forgtveaea with all others. Wonhip II St.uldaY •t 9:l a.m. · (714) ~9-8599 · • • · are provided. 1;'he chwtb ii at 3170 Redhlll Ave., Cotta Mesa. Information; · : C \ I., j "" .. Daily Pilot i U~oing IN THE SPIRIT I la market :change 'Belote me, even as behind, God u, and all .la wwtlL' -John G~Whtttler I 'd heard that it was going t.o happen, 1 but the date and deta1ls changed S0 much that l hadn't thought about it for awhile. Therefore r was swpri5ed last Sunday when my mother-in-law told me that our neighborhood Ralphs Market was closing that day. We were eating brunch outside at a restaurant near Ralphs. I looked over at the market. and nothing looked different on the out· side. After brunch. we walked over and things did look decidedly different Qn the inside. There was still food on the ~elves, but it was noticeably less. I "8].ked to Monica. one of the checkers rve known there for years. Monica has always been friend- ly and cheerful, even during holiday ~,_;. ~~ .·, .~ . ~ ' ti OndyTrane Christeson THE MORAL OF THE STORY crunch times. She filled me in on the details of the market, and I told her I'd see her m a few hours when I came back with my marketing list. SEAN HIUIR I OAll v I'll 0. Gall Mlller ls the pastor at Child Centered Church. While walking out of the store, I over- beard one woman say to her checker, • 1 can't believe it. 11lis is such a loss to me, my family, my neighborhood. I've come here for 25 years. r practically raised my children in this market. Now what am I going to do?." Child Centered Church I didn't hear the checker's response, but I know that like all of us, the woman will have to go to another market. We have a Gelson's nearby and there are things 1 shop for there that I can't get at Ralphs and vice versa. I know some of the checkers by name there as well, and I've bad plenty of food for columns come from both markets. During the day I thought back to the woman's comment about the loss of the market. It will be a loss to many. But then l thought about the different ways God can use loss in our lives, to bring some- thing we chdn't have bef6)re. Many y~ ago we needed to move from a house that we all loved, and it was a real loss to us. But God worked through the situation so creatively. and we gained a neighborhood filled with great friends and neighbors. When I went back late that afternoon to Ralphs, I was surprised at how empty the shelves were. There is a brand of tor- tillas that I've only found there, but there were no tortillas of any kind Jett. 1Wo days later I went to the other nearest Ralphs, where Monica and many others were transferred. I asked Monica hows.be was. ·r was pretty emotional the first day and could hardly talk,# she said. ·rm OK today. I actually like it here and familiar faces are bidcling in.· I saw familiar faces too and I enjoyed seeing some friends I wouldn't have seen U: I bltdn't had to drive to their neighbor- hood to shop. I also found the brand of tortillas I wanted. I'm sure I'll shop at many markets that undergo many changes over many years. But wherever I go and whatever I do, I'll always be accompanied by an ever-lov- ing, but never-changing God. Unlike any market, any thing or any body, God never needs remodeling, moves away or goes out of date. And you can quote me on that. • CINDY DANE CHIUSTESON is a Newport Beach resident who speak.s frequently to par- enting groups. She may be reached via e-mail at dndyOonthegrow.com or through the mall at P.O. 8011 6140-No. 505, Newport BHch, CA 92658 • CHURCH NAME: Child Centered Church • ADDRESS: Bonita Creek Park Center, University and La Vida drives, Newport Beach •TELEPHONE: (949) 640-7343 • E-MAIL: gailmiller4@adel- phia.net • DENOMINATION: New Thought Movement, based on the principles of Religious Science and Unity • YEAR ESTABLISHED: April 2001 • SERVICE TIMES: 10 a .m. Sunday • MINISTERS: Gail Miller, senior minister: Stephen Albert. associ- ate minister • SIZE OF CONGREGATION: 20 to 40 • MAKEUP OF CONGREGATION: Members are families with chil- dren; parents, grandparents and/or other relatives with chil- dren from throughout Orange County. Passover CALENDAR U small and intl.m4te isn 'l the way you want to celebrate Passover, which will start Wednesday at sundown, you have your choke of communa.J celebrations right here in Newport-Mesa. •Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach will present its 27th annual community P8590ver Seder at 6:30 p .m. Wednesday at 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beacb. $17.50-$35. Reservations are required. (949) 548-6900. • Chab4d Jewish Center of •CHILD CARE: All children stay with their adult family members. •TYPE OF WORSHIP: Child-age greeters meet people as they come. The service includes songs, prayer and stories. Prayer is based on the principles of Religious Scieitce. The children participate in the services as readers, ushers, prayer readers and musicians. Children partici- pate in arts and crafts projects or activities, associated with the morning's message, and every- one enjoys refreshments after the service. • TYPE OF MESSAGE: The ser- vice and message aims to help children discover God and learn spiritual principles in a fun.and interactive way. Messages use active visuals and songs to teach Bible pa.rabies, inspirational sto- nes and spiritual principles. • RECENT MESSAGES: The themes of Miller's recent mes- Newport Beach will hold its Passover Seder also at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Reservations are required, and you should call for the location. $36 or $18. (949) 721-9800 or www.ChabadNewport.com. • Temple Bat Yahm will hold a Seder at 6 p .m . Thursday at 1011 CameJback, Newport Beach. $20-$50. Reservations are required. (949) 644-1999. • The Sbuvah YJSnteJ Messianic Jewish Congregation will prefent a ~essianicPassoverSederat6 p.m. Match 30 at the Turnip Rose at the Grand Newport Plua. 1901 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. $35 or $30. (949) 589-2297. loaJ. ........ ""'-• ~ Glnl .-.. .... 1560, CosU Mesa, CA 92626. MDlr'lclot REAQEBS HOJUNE Copytight No news stories, I~ (949) S7<M224 }oa~lftnft.com (949) 642-6086 tlons, editONI m.tttt « edwrtis. sages included ·Honoring Differences; Religious, Cultural and PhysicaJ. • Children brought in pictures-photos, newspa- per clippings, drawings, water- colors -representing what God is, illustrating that God is in everything. · • UPCOMING SERVICES: On Palm Sunday, Miller will present the la.st week of Jesus' life and a there will be a special Passover meal. • DRESS: Comfortable • VISITOR INFORMATION: All visitors, adults and children, receive a beaded friendship bracelet and guest packet. • CHURCH PROGRAMS: The church currently offers pastoral counseling to families and hopes to soon have parenting, prosper- ity and other classes. • OUTREACH PROGRAMS: The congregation supports a child in Tibet through the Assn. for Faith CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS SPIRITUAL SEMINARS Ken Gray will speak about the Artist Way from 1 to 3 p.m. today at the Ugbt Touch, 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. On March 30, Juanell4 Evans will lead a seminar titled "Dad Boole (949) 646-3199. 'THE HIGHEST PLACE' The Liberty Baptist Church will present two performances of the Easter story called •The Highest Place• at 5 p.m. Global New Thought. It bthcs to child and family-centered caus- es of local organizations, such as the Make A Wtsb Foundabon and Share Ourselves. •MISSION STA'nME~The Child Centered Chwch ptesents spiritual principles \n an interac- tive way that children ~ understand. Our goal is to help children and families st1a.ce the experience together and discuss and apply the teachings and ideas during the week. We love, serve, give and forgive. • INTERESTING NOTE: The first Sunday of each month is Talents Abilities and Skills Sunday. Each child sings, dances, reads poetry or a story, sh4!es a model, era.ft or art project. That Sunda"t_ 1S also Friendship Sunday-end the children a.re invited to bring their friends. -MlcheleMarr Sunday and 7 p .m . F~ ot 1000 Bison Ave., Newport Beach. Free. (949) 769-0444. SHOVELS VERSUS SCRIPTURE Temple Bat Yahm will present Rabbi Mark Miller as part of the Distinguished Speaker Series as be ta.lk:s about •Shovels Versus So1pture" at 7 p.m. Sunday at 1011 Camelback St, Newport Beach. $5-$25. (949) 644--1999. RESURREO'ION WE£1(£MD Rock Harbor Church will pre- sent its Easter celebration, titled ·Resurrection Weekend.• at 6:30 p.m. Prlday, l0.1r;10; MMch 30 and 9 a.m. March l11tt'tbe Orange County Pairp>).lr!ds. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. (lU9J 548-2600. SURF lllD SUll I J>ai¥Pilot ._.MOri. l'tioto~ ~ your comments about the INf1ts tweln <.In be reproduold with-WEATHER f'<>RECAST o.tly flltot « news tips. out ~ permission of copyright A cloudy morning sQf1s VOL 96. NO. 82 ~16<MJSI fO'I pho""1tlntf-.COl'll owner. thl~ off In d\e low 50s ln mort ~ ... ~ AQQBESS areas. The,.. might be a .sign or ......... lllM• IWI OUr .tddrm If lJO W. 11.y S\., Costa HOW m JtEAQI U5 two of drlz:zle, but nothing to "*Y~ o.......-MeM, CA 92627. Offic.e hours we worry about. EdltQ' C/llM end <.OUrtl rt~I I i .. 57~ ~ -~ 1:30 a.m. -5 p.m. QraNtlon The douds will stick around N/l'lom9'Q, ......,_.,.,..,.~com TM limes Orange County ~Dhal:lr throughout~ day, kteplng us &.A* ..... -..cu .... '1,)BltECDQN$ (800) 252-9141 (O()ler than the past days. l'romodorf OiNt'tor IWport IMd1 ,.,.,.. (Ml) S?MU2 It II h PloC'1 polky to promptly ..... ;.,.'*'90f'H••~ Tem~ratures will retch Into the .lmw•wt --.o... awNCt II errors of~. O..ifled (949) 642-wta mld-60s., even coolef by the "'· c:.llft. r..tuf• rtPOl'tM, .,.,, 574-42!19 ...... '*' (Mt) 574-42ll. ~ (M9) 642-4321 wat«. In the afternoon, the ~Mtor l'i)l#!f~flWle('Of!I m fdttofW Wind wtll pldc up aoa1,,, wtth ~S7"'4l.JJ .... ~ The~~ Mela Dtlly HMS (Mt) 642-5680 some strong 23·mph gusts. ~---~""'"''""'''··,....._ .. ,... Spof1I ~) S74-422J .......... NOi (USPS.,.....,, .. published dally. .,...esaetlen: GIO ~ldlloot •c111 ........ _mft In~ leldl Ind Colt.IM-. News Fu ('ttl) MM 170 WWW.tMl.noN.~ ~~ Sports , .. (M9) ~170 ,., ........... ...__ ....... ....,.., ~---~onlybyM>o 1-fNM: .,,,.,~com :=;,~ c.. ...... "'"""' ..... S1-M115 ........ '°The Tlma °'""' c.ounty BOATING fOMC.AST 11DIS ~ -m.f'M1,'" ... OUlliidl of MtO... Attifr a tllrn but~~ --................ •*ft<fta M)M>:liP' ····---MDllM~ ... '14-4»1 ....... lleCtlMIC.C. ~ d> 11y~_....., u~ a.ti\. ........... .............. -wb•a,.•n~Not .. _.. ...... ,.. ~ IJM1JI .....,o .tite!noot1-"* ......... u• ......... ... ~ .......... _....,, '9 .._ c119 mll for SJO per frOm ... Wiit and noi1tt d ... n•p.m.. 2.41'11._. ,..,..... .... '°"' .......... .,...... ~ .... Ind* ......... ~.,"""QM;;; ....... ...... :=-, ..,.. .......... ...... ..., IOSTMASTl!t: • ~til .. '--,.,... toco10--..,,......._ 1n1 ...... , .... ,... ..... °'* -1111 :,..Ot,,. .. ._... of I fMt • nat. 3'1o; .... ~57~ iewm s -n ... .... ~.""'~ ............ .............. ..,.,...,, ....... ,_. ... '!ll '*' ~ '-i .-~--~Not~O.lmi ,._...,...., ....... COld,9-- • i Daily Pilot .. -~~dents-ge real-life less~n-in-.. . • Fourth-graders at Eastbluff Element.a.Iy School get a visit from living history docent. Capistrano -to the classroom orlgmat- ed with fourth-grader Corey Cano, who asked her family biend to help her a.s an extra-credit project. Mione obliged and regaled the cwi- ous class about the trials and tribulations of the Spaniards a.s they sought to beat the Russians at staking a claim to Callfo~ and spread Christianity to the NEWPORT BEACH -The father of Nafure Americans. -c.Hfornia who estabUsh~ the mission •we thought we .were more intelli- !)'9tlem along the coast made a guest gent than the natives," Mione said. "But ppearance in a fourth-grade classroom we needed them more than they needed at Eutbluff Elementary School on us. We pulled the wool over their eyes." Friday. Mione enlisted the students in his Father Junipero Serra, dressed in an reenactment -using the students to 'authentic Franciscan priest frock, capti-play the parts of soldiers and Native '.vated the nearly 40 fourth-and fifth. Americans. graders who recently completed a study · •1t was very cool. I learned a lot,• said of the mission period. Codi Clausen, 9. •n makes it more real for the kids,• "I liked that he had some expression .fourtb-grade teacher Maggie Kenney in his voice and bow he~w so much,• said said Andrew Conger, 1 The students have eumined the mis-After Father Serra said dios to the sion period for the past month, including students, they got a serving of pozole - visittng the early Spanish settlements a midday staple at the missions COilSl.St· 1llld making inb'icate models ot them. ing of pork and hominy. Saturday, March 23, 2002 A3 The idea to bring Father Serra -oth-"It's a little spicier than the soup I'm erwise known as John Mione, a living used to: said Coby Ashendorf, 10. "It's history docent from Mission San Juan good." GREG Fl!V I 0111.Y Pl.OT John Mione, dressed as Father J unlpero Serra, tells stories of California's mission history to Eastbluff Elementary School students, bringing to We lessons they've been studying In clau. Mail Older 1.(800) S9S' CJC-Al7 ~) ·== • 12 Varieties •NoStllt ft •s./t AS. 'Z.15 15 oz. ............ ERBERRY EXTRACT (SAMBUACTIN) • Gaara11ked Levels of Pob'Pbmols • Gnat ....... Nalaral Ghhal)' Flawr- ~,,,.met/kine chest of the common people'' .. . &.r,,,.,, al the,,.,,, Is w. JlftllllOllntl '-" 6eing. 4 A. Oz. 60 Lozenges . REil. '12.• Sfj99 RBl. '9.• S699 WFsfBRAE NATURAL. Org8Dic Beans • Blade • Red • Lentils • Pint.o • Qlili • Great Northern -·~ ~ • SoyBean • Garbanzo REG. t'!A9 HAIN PuteFoods •Cano la •Safflower Oil Oil 9179 6259 Rm. '2A9 32 oz. Rm. '3.. 3Z az. Casbah AO Natural Pilaf M • mes •RbPlaf :=~$4SI9 REG. t'!.99 & 7 az. KE1nE Almond Butter REG. '5.91 , • --- A4 ~Maret. 23, 2002 I •• 1 ,.._ i~~~~~~~~~.tJKr .. ~ORT "llfCSlf CONTINUED FROM __ A.,..._ WM l'9pOtWd In the 2tOO bk>dc at 2:16p.m.~ • block et 4:04 p m. Thursday. ._ (IOmpUtarS wot1h aboUt ~000 . -" ... wet"9 '9POfted!Y ~ from an water body '° lt can be JUDGE CONTINUED FRO~ 1 voters place local attorney Gay Sandoval -the first to declare a write-in candidacy -as the thild-bigbest vote- getter for Superior Court Judge Office No. 21. Ronald C. Kline, the incumbent now under house arrest in connection with child molestation and pornography charges, gar- nered 32.9% of the votes as the only name printed on • .,..... tlrMt: TtesplaJng wn repon.d In u,. 2900 bk>dc at 9:29 a.m. Thurld.ty. • ,..,...., Alaed: A grand theft was report.d In th• 3300 block at 11:AOa.m.. Thursday. •=wnue: A robbery was ri In the 1900 block at 10:16 rsday. • West 11th 1trMt: A petty theft was reported In the 600 NEWPCJWr IEAOf • CemY.. A rnoUntaln bike and tools ww. ~stolen front a garage In U'411500 block at 2;18 p.m. w.dnesday. •Opt.a°'" ltalle ~A call ~and putw w.. reportedly stoten from • vehlde at 9:42 a.m. Wednetct.y. -~~Laptop the ball.Qt. didates suffered the same fate. Write-in candidate and Robinson said she was Dana Point attorney John" pleased with the outcome, Adams seCW"ed an over-regardless <>{.the numbers. whelming lead with 33.2% of •While I certainly would the votes -gathering more have loved to have been the than all the other write-in first-place write-in candi- candiqates combined. date, I am very proud of the Sandoval, a former Daily campo..lgn th4l we ran and Pilot columnist, followed that we managed to get over with 10.8% of the votes. 20,000 people to take the Costa Mesa Cound.lwoman time to take their pens into Karen Robinson, who waged a the polls and physically write late write-in campaign to my name in on their ballot as defeat the judge, was fourth their choice for judge of the wtth 5.2% -officially taking Orange County Superior her out of the running for the Court,• Robinson said seal Nine other write-in can-Friday. Ordinarily, the top two vote-getters would compete ROsEYs AUIOBODY You have the right to choose your repair facility Insist on the Best for the position in the November election. This race has been anything but · ordinaiy. Kline is seeking to with- draw from the race and has asked a court to take his name off the November bal- lot -an extremely rare move, political pundits say . LIFETIME WARRANTY • Full Service ColUaion Center lruuranc:ie Approved St.op (949) 642-4522 WE DO THINGS RIGHT! OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ...... ~···. --· --' Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT ·ouR SIZE IS THE RICHT SIZE. A MEAT PAmE SMOTHERED WITH OURMI CASA CHILI' BEANS. 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 If Kline's wish is granted, Sandoval could face Adams in the November runoff, or Adams could be the lone name on the ballot. If IOine's request is denied, Adams would run against him in November. Sandoval will realize her fate April 9, when a Los House Of Fitness Free Week Personal Training • Nutritional Counsellng - • Sport Specific Training • Beach Workouts • Physical Therapy • Klckboxlng Corona del Mar 3420 E. Coast Hwy (at Marigold) . . !11111) 67~FATS (949) 675-3287 Offlc.e In the 400 blodt at t a.m. cle~~ u!dded to that list. !1: c...t J41'Mtry and mte and local oftidals ~ust develop standardJ for ow i:Mh valUed at about $12.600 mucb pollution can now in were repoi'tedly stolen from the creeks. The standards are home In the first block at I a.m. known as •total mutmum ~· daily loacb .• • 11th llrMt: Vandals reported-in May, Orange County ty ~ a car parked In the CoastKeeper Executive 1900 block at 10'.30 a.m. Director Garry Brown submit- lhursdll)'. ted the formal request for the listing and some testing .data to the Santa Ana Regional Angeles court rules on Kline's petition. Mark Petracca, a political science professor at UC Irvine, said the race may not entirely binge on that deci- sion. A legal challenge to the results could be waged regarding the placement of write-in candidates' names on a list offered at polling places. In just one of the strange twists in this judgesl:µp race, a court ordered that polling places announce the avail- ability of write-in candidate information -an unprece- dented move. Lists of wrlte- in candidates have always been available, but few vot- ers know to ask fot them. It can be argued that votes for Adams were not neces- sarily votes for him but the easiest vote against Kline, Petracca said. People who knew walk- ing in that they would not vote for the beleaguered IOine could have picked up the reaWly available list of challenge~ and simply wrote in the first name, which was Adams', Petrecca explained. As a result, Petracca said it is not surprising Adams garnered most of the write-in votes. •tt's also a simple name and happens to be the same as that of a former U.S. pres- ident," Petracca noted. Sandoval said she had questioned the order of the names, wondering why state officials chose to list names alphabetically instead of in a random order, like regular ballot placement. But she is not planning to challenge the results. "I'm not big on filing law- suits, plus there i.S not a lot of law in this area,• Sandoval said. ·1 don't know. We'll just take it one day at a time." Robinson said she too is aware that ballot placements can make a difference in election results but doubts that carried much weight in this race. She will not chal- lenge the results. • Loltt. ....,,... covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) S74- 4275 or by e-mail at lollta.harp- erOlatimes.com. Water Quality Control Board. In that package, Brown said he included photographs of cbi1dreD playing in the pol- luted runoff u it Oowed onto · the state beach and into Crystal Cove. •0ur rationale is that basi- cally during the summer there were always toddle~ playing in the urban runo~, Brown said. •we have pic- twes of toddlers rolling in it and drinking it.• . Last summer, Brown, with the cooperation of the city and other agencies, installed a diversion pumping system to pull polluted water out of Buck Gully. About 150,000 gallons a day flow down the gully onto Llttle Corona. Both Crystal Cove and Llttle Corona are on the state list of 34 protected water bodies known as Areas of Special Biological Significance. The move to add' the creeks to the federal list has been embraced by the local water board. In fact, board staff mem- bers added three of the creeks to Brown's initial list of three. Several other water bodies -including Morning Canyon Creek. Little Corona and a section of the Back Bay -were considered and dropped. Upper Newport Bay, Newport Harbor and the Santa Ana River are all on the existing list, which was last modified in 1998. While environmentalists and water-quality regulators are behind the move, a group SIGHT CONTINUED FROM A 1 Tyson said he bas housed his ca.rs in Costa Mesa for years, after meeting business partner Nader Ami.rvand, the owner of Auto Market Lotus of Orange County. ·He stole me away from another car dealer,• Tyson said. Christopher Rico, a Tyson colleagues, said the fighter took a break from intensive training in Hawaii to attend the taping of the 16th annual Soul Train Music Awards in Los Angeles on Wednesday. While in California, Tyson FREE Spring Spruce Up We will steam out the brac.clct and case, polish the crystal and clea.ronically check for the ac.cwacy of time, while you wait (Tuesday through Sarurday). If you wish, you may call for an appointment for this FREE WATCH SERVICE. Ofkr good through month of April. CH~ ... ~ J!. ... !!~RR 9~ • : ' • GwryBrown orange County CoastKeeper "" e.ecutlve Director ' of Newport Coast homeown. ers bas tiled a protest. The addition of the creeks to the list could lead to higher costs for the homeo~ers. if they are held aooo\DlUtble for . runoff in the waters. Officials suspect mucb of the water beading into the creek.$ orig). nates from the large la,wns and public green spac;e in the gated communities. In a Feb. 26 p~ l~er. Pbllip Bettencourt, 'the presi- dent of the Newport COdSt. Community Assn .• said the designations would "place a · severe burden on our resi· dents without providillg an improved quality of the watershed." Bettencourt said the group believes •there is J:\O basis for the coastal · creeks to be placed on the list. • The associatioo ooun\s 5,500 homes in its membership. Newport Beach offidals, who are still grappling with their annexation of &he area, said a Qty Hall policy has not been crafted on the is6ue. However, Assistant City Manager Dave Kitt said even a 60% reduction• in the amount of water UMtd 9y the residents would go • long way toward lowefin9 bocte· ria in these creeks. •All we've gof \o . do is change their behavior, " . Kilf said . "It's now up to the homeowners to reduce the runoff.• •Paul Clinton coven the tnV1· ronment. John Wayne Airport and polltla. He may be reac:Md at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at pau/.dlntonO/atimes.com. stopped by Costa to pick up a Lamborghini from his private collectiOllt tursaid fyson is schedulGdJP fight Lennox Lewis -inside the ring. anyway -in June, but ' the highly touted figfit-has seen its share of hwdles. Promoters cannot c9ofinn a location for the fign and are reportedly having trouble finding $12.5 million to bankroll it. After a stint in Southern Califorma, comple&e with a l.tttle lUIUT)'-car-cruising. Tyson is beaded. back to Hawaii for more d.1Hgent training. • Lolita ....,,... covert Costa Mesa. She may be rNChed at (949) 57~275 or by e-mail .t lolit.a.ha~times.r.tMIJ. ,.. THOMAS FRANa5 CAREY JULY 23, 1928 ·MARCH f7, 2002 "1lln .... aillill °' plOllll. .,..., •• Md .... Who ...... ~ ...... A ~ SeMoe wl• be held &Jndcff Apri 7, al t~ at The 8-Cer1ar, 115 •AOf* (on BalJoa Island) • ., 1eu of lowefa a Set.,...,,., is ~ ..... ~ al St Joeeptl's ~SdlOOI. ,,.... remit ~ 31-4 OWnonct St Batioa lalard Ca 92862 ' • ~7423 Do'1r..~ilot Saturday. Mart11 2J, 2002 AS Vlose who have answered the call are helping children learn to ·read i---~ -... S~tbe~c:lthe scboQl year, we have beeri enoouraging Dally Pilot t'elden to beOome men· tors at three local elementary schools where 2,000 limited- English.spea1dng children need help tn 1eo.rDing to nMld by the age c:l 9. We hove enoowaged you to be a vol- unteer mentor at Pomona. Whittier and Wilson elemen- tary ~ls or through the Shalimar Leaming Center. Loved You.• And in a very c:10le dectlkln, pi4n1st Laura Wcmp P!!!_atrn4Dl:Xt c:l Brahml Iotermez:zo in A Major• took the trophy in the oldest division. The audimv:e c:l about 150 seemed to enjoy the lhow, as did the young perfonnens. . • . Hundleds of people have responded to the call. Who are they? They are your neighbors, young and old, rnen-4Jl(l women, bighscbool ~to retirees and from a v=.Qf,groups. Today we list Y.9.lvnteer mentors from ~ Shalbnar Leartdng Center at Pomona Elementary School. ' Servfua as mentors am BlttfaDle Stau, Dav14 Mmtnb: Hugo Vlvu, IC.am Perez, M.ta a.nos. Martbel MOlllCIMll, MarlceJa Orozco and Rfdlldo AYlla from Estmlda High Scbool; Amde Kbn.·Caae Morva. Carollne Chm.· dilb Hoykawa. David Mmtllo, Drew Morgan,llmdce Chen. PrmKw Cben. nna Rm, Walter Sebrtng, Celine ZlnlU and YvQUe.Han of University !'figh ~Caren Balt~n. Daw Arnlert, Eric-Dall Kim. Jeremy Barker, K~o Chan and MeUne i>ublnlan from UC Irvine; Jeini1fer Pelton, Veronica Ovonck and Ilene Scheys from Vanguard UniVersity; ~ Qmtlc:hl from Newport Harbor High School; lind~ Prentlno from Oranqe Coast College. AmMiBdde, Barb Tabbert, Betty Yater, Lorntne Gerf. na BJa•m. Bnnda Hendrkb, Mery Butler, Gloria Parbr and Pam Jones are Daily Pilot readers. Doug Hauser ftlld. Gloria SantaQgel9 cqme from the soup JQU;Qen to mentor. Sheny Steward. Candy Snyder and Stan Snyder are ., volunteers from St. Andrew's Presbyterian ChmdL Jane an.cl MeUaa Lilly are from the National Charity League. Jom McGratla, Prank Lyncb. Marie ford, Belly~ Kuen Slodnna and IJndley Stam are Shalimar volunteers. It doesn't make a differ- ence if you are 16 or 70, there is a child wbo needs you to help him or her Jeam to read so they am be suocessfu1 citi- zens of United States in the futwe. You can help by donat- ing one hour a week to men- tor a child. To volunteer at Pomona School, call JW McWbertor at (949) 515-6980; at Whittier School. call Sarah Markel at (949) 515-6898; and at Wilson School, call Diane Clemen.en at (949) 515-6995, Ext. 3209. To volunteer at the Shalimar Leaming Center atter~scbool program, call Laura Johnson at (949) 646- 5797. FOUND TALENT: There were lights, music, and applause March 15 at Oasis. 1be •Search for Talent~ con- t.est. presented by the Exchange Oub of Newport Harbor, offered 29 acts in three age groups, and the judges bad a tough time scor- ing. A tap-<iancing trio of small soldiers -Donnie Schroth, lleann Nattian, and Talia Prarle -won first place with •Boogie Woogie Bugle eoy• in the primary division. In the junior division, 13-year- old Olivia Hernande'z cap- tured first pl.ace,'singing •rr I SintvlCE CLUB MEET- INGS nus WEEK: Looking for a way to an.sWer President Bush's can to dCmate •.ooo hours in service to your neigh- b<n and COWltry as we try to make Amerlca a better pl.ace to live? ny helpipg your com- munity through a service club. You are invited to attend a club meeting this week to learn more aoout service clubs. Most clubs will puy your first meal for you as you get acquainted with them. Here ii this week't meetmg birthday ot Exchange. IChedule: 8 p.m.: The 60-member NESOAY • Rotary Oub c:l NewJ>ort- 7:30 a.m.: The .0-member Balboa will meet al the Bahia Newport Bea.ch Sunrise Corinthian Yacht Cub to hear Rotary Cub will meet at Pive Allemb1yman .JobD Crowns Reltaunmt for a~ Cmnpbel1 with a legislative gram by M1b Darnold on update (www.newportbal- subltance abuse awareness. boa.org). WEDNESDAY THURSDAY , 7:15 a.m.: "The 20-member 7 a.m.: The 20-plus mem- South Coast Metro Rotary ber Costa Mesa-Orange Cub will meet at the Center Coast Breakfast Uona Cub Club (www.aouthcoastmetto-will meet at Mimi'• Cale for a rotary. .org), and the Newport business meeting. Harbor Kiwanis Club will Noon: 1be SO-member meet at the University Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club will Athletic Club. meet at~ Holiday Inn Noon: 1be 35-member (www.Jdwanls.org/clubloosta Exchange Club of the Orange meaa)1 the Newport Beach- Coast will meet at the Bahia Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club Corinthian Yacht Club for fl will meet at the Bahia program on crime prevention Corinth1an Yacht Club to hear and to celebrate the 91st from Mlcbael Ha1pem of the let y.., Yar4t ..... ht n.. Sa11mr ...., C.11 It Fet A Free Ettl ..... Cell .... ~ W1tlt Ower 42 v .. n Of hperl .... I !LJ !N!-!!!!!:.5 I Lloy~?~tt~ 4i~. Inc. 2183 Falrvtew Rd. SUit• 216, eo.ta Mesa, CA 92627 orun LMDICN'llMI / IP9'•1URI / MAINTDIAllCf. • VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.UOYDSLANDSCAPE.COM -IP.ft· ...... ..,_ ... 1142111 Org.wi<' 1\rt PlaiJ 21W N. Gla.:i!><'ll (lid Tmr11r Onu~~·· tt'ontH'rt.' liuUl'l'Mlp 11·;1 follll,l.lt'I (71-l) 28H-O~~~ I lpfn !},uh !I :i p111 "" \\.or~.u1i<'artplaJ1ts.<-0111 Orapge County Perl~ Arts~terr the 8():.memblr Exchange Club c:l NeWport Harbor~ meet at the Newport Harbor Na\6;:al Museum to hear Aady Querry c:l the Newi>«t: Beadi Po&e Department talk abOut fraud. ICArDI and klentitY theft (www.nhexchangeclub.com}; the 100..member NewPort· IMne Rotary Club will ineet at the Irvine Marrtott to beer ~nJobD with a legja1ative update (www.nirotary.org). • ~.a.um ~ put>-. lished Saturdays In the Daffy Piiot. ~your~ dub's meeting information by fax to eM9) 6'0- 8667; e-mail to~com or by mail to 2082 S.E. 8Mol St., Suit2 201, NewpOrt ~ach. CA 92660-1740. I;,;, (J11 r \,.,, ()/( '\ (,/ I ot ·111i1111 .' MARCH SPECIAL FREE 4" PLANT with a minimum purchase ofS2S The plants you've been waiting for are finally beret Hundreds of unusual perennials from all over the world in 4". S", 6-packs, gallons and S gallon sizes. Our customers really apprcciate our excellent stock and the premium quality of our plants. Custom orders and home delivery are available. Call Gregg Davila, owner, at (714) 838-1985 to schedule a free i.n-home coosultation for planter beds, containers arid hanging baskets. ( /ll//11/J/1'. / 1 I //II i' I" "" 1111. I.rt:.::..: I l 1111.1. '-.II 111 d." I p111 ~~-c::.__-_-~---_-__ -_· ·.:_- ,,._ .. · . . . . ~ ' KENNY 1/. PRINTER .... AUTO · ACCIDENT RECENTLYr What the ~nsuronce componles don't wont you ro know ... -CAU.FOAA-. FRIE REPORT 714.841.7118 WE'RE MATCHMAKERS Luxurious home on a rare oversized lot. Numerous palm trees and expansive grass frontage lead to a mag~ificent dock suitable for a large yacht. Entertainer's . delight elegant entry opens to a grand living room, formal dining room plus two family rooms and gracious size bedrooms. Reduced to $3,400,000 -PmdentiBI Cal ........ lly Broker Associate 949.566.1112 r...,w .. Lme ,,,., • ., .... o... ... c_... ........ n. .................. ~ ... ... • • fl • • • ll • • ' • . • .. .. . . . FAMILY CONTINUED FROM A 1 Players are alJo suppoled to sell candy, but I am cer- tain that the boxes of four dozen ban wind up more in the offices of the players' parents th4.n they do in the hands of kids who sell them door-to-door. A few days ago, a Costa Mesa man was arrested in connection with the kidnap- ping and molestation of a 12- year-old girl who was selling candy doo;r..to-door as part of a school fund-raiser. On Wednesday, my Daily Pilot colleague Byron de Arakal asked the Newport-Mesa Unified School District to consider eliminating school- l4DdioDed fund-re.Wen He ILlked. ·woUld (tbe girlJ be safe and Unbumed today had ihe DOt been vending candy on the acliool'• bebalf1" . That quesUon -if not diredly, then by implic:ati6u -is a declaration of the lia- bility of the district. The fact is that the district 1s no more responsible for the tragedy that befell the girl than I am. But I have no doubt that some lawyer somewhere is going to seize the moment and try to convince 12 peo- ple that they a.re. Why not blame the police? After all. shouldn't a resident of this city be able to walk the streets safely? Perhaps we'should raise and lower our taxes annually on a fioating basis depending upon the crime rate. At this Instead of throwing out the baby with the bath water, we should lnslst on reinforcing the lund-r~g guidelines t t are already in ace. moment. the Police Department 1s DO doubt furi- ous that this crime bas been committed, yet they are DO . more responsible for this sped.fie incident than I am. Many, if ~t most, of the fund-raisers in which my kids have participated have specific instructions-about when. where and to whom' CORONA D EL MAR 2 101 E . Pacific Coaat Hwy. PCH & Avocado Ave H.J. Garrett Furniture Fine Furniture Since 1960 Full Design Consulting Service A Family Tradition of Providing Service and Value Consistant Good Prices Evtryday. 2215 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa (949) 646.0275 Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 to 6, Sun. 12 co 5 Quall ty . Service Value mate Pi.Qd a flt solely for you from our btest collection of European Influenced footwear from Sesto Meucci, RangonJ, and Van Eli, in a fulJ nmge of si.zca from 4;.t2, plus a great selection of widths, 1U. to wide. free gift! Receive an exclusive Manni compad mJnor with any purdwe of $150 or more. A $12 value. Wb"'1 supp/lo last . • Corona ~I Mar Plliza 964AvocadoAvatuc,(comcr ot Mac.Arthur and Pat) • 949-721-1325 ~mannllboa.com items should be Sold. But tbe i.nltructiom do not addrell the source at cblld JJ>clelt.a- tions in America. Conti:azy to very popular belief, nearly . all of tberil -almo.t 100% -are Committed ~some one known to the victjm. How about blaming California voten? After all, bad they not approved Pr.oposition din 1978, the district may not have needed the money from this candy drive. De Arakal also d1scuaes how fund-raising 1s spinning out of control. Having been knee-deep in this type of fund-Taising for many years, I think most kids don't care much about bow m\,lch they sell and don't lose any sleep oveT their failure to win a prize. Most kids, from my uperlence. bit up their rela- tives and a few f4mily frlends and that's il Of coune, there are exceptions. 1\vo years ago, ~ Uttle League genius stood m front of the Conroy'• on Valentine's Day, selling the discount cards to desperate men before they went in. He sold so many cards that day that the fiower shop bad to exclude future Valentine's Days from the days on which the discount is valid. The school board is not at fault. A II1l1Il the police have arrested, 71-year-old James Harper, is suspected of being at fa ult. EJtminating fl.ind· raisers because a monster may have been loose is only going to reinforce phony scare tactics and deprive Idell ot worthwhile acmnH...:; Jristead ol throwing Out the baby with the b&tb water, we aboUld iris1st on reinf ordng the fUnd-raising guidelines that are alreadY place. I don't have a problem with my lddl selling stuff. If de Arakal or anyone elle does, don't participate and find anotheT way to help your kids reCeive validation It really ta as simple as that· But to lay the blame for this girl's tragedy at the feet ol the school board is unpro- ductive and unfair. • 5TEVI SMl'TM Is • Costa Mesa resident and frMl•nce wrtt~r. Readers may leave • message f()( him on the D•fly Pilot hotline it (949)642~. Santa Monica Seafood Retail Fish Market 154 E 17th St. ea.ta Mesa (1 'Tta Street a: FaDertoD A..._ l Blo4S..tof1'ewport m.d) 1700 1'. Mala. St., <>ranie 888 SMC.FOOD l762-3663J ~,Morch 23, 2002 A7 I ' . ' ' I I ' I I I ' II I I . UCI presents four with school's top honor medal l i1t IC1hl1111' ,Rabbitt huurance ~ Mn'O•H~•HIAlm ~ Siittt 1917 Uct CAMPUS -Pour recipients of the university's highest honor, the UCI medal, were honored this week for ou~g commitment to tea~, research and com- munity service at the campus. MOse then 700 community Cll)cf~pus leaders attended the' event Thursday, which ra.tS&f'a record $641,000. The years bonornes include Jill 'Beck, dean of the UCI Claire lievor School cl the Arts, who was honored for her vis1~M'y community leader- ship as founder of' ArtsBrldge, a llbtional model for the advance-· ment of educational arts part- nerships between the universi- ty-and kindergarten through ..12-grade, communities. ... • Dwig'llt Decker, chairman and , ~et executive of ;<$Jlexzmt, 'tVas recognized for :l)iS co~tment to maintain-~ Cl's·position as a leader ;.n...engtaeering. technology ,:afti4JML..business develop- ments. He was also honored for his pivotal role in estab- ;lishing the UCI Center for Pervasive Communications and the California lnstltute for Telecommunications and Information Technology, where research focuses on state-of-the-C)rt communica - tions technology. = "" .. J. .H.illis Miller, UCI Greer Wylder BEST BUYS Greer Wylder is on vacation. Her columns will return next week. Distinguished Professor of English and Comparative Ltterature, was honored for bJs international pteeminence as a literary scholar, attic and the- orist and foe b1s role in secur- ing top national rankings for UCl'1 graduate programs in critical theory and compara- tive literature, as well as the Department Of English. Pin.ally, Ted Smith, founder and retired chair of PileNET Corp., was honored for more IRVINE HEALTH FOUNDATION . and UGI COLLEGE OF ,MEDICINE c.§{NETI CS LE CTURE SER IES fiBlllHl~L~!L™ UCI Student Center. Crystal COYe Auditorium HlO p m • Aesemtions A9QU'ted, No Charge ERIC STANBRIDGE, PH.D. 01p1rtm1nt of Microbiology & MolBCular Gsnstics University of Cafifomla, lrvins Ssntltlcs of cancer: Help Is On the Way! Dr. Stanbridgs has provided functional IMdsnce for the role of tvmor suppressor (J8f'IBS in human cancer using somatic ceH hybrid and monochromosome transfrJr techniques. His rssearch group at UC/ also has engaged in cloning candktata tumor suppressor genes. One of the functions of such genes appears to be negative regulation of transcription of tumor-associated antigens. Already, one such regulated gene has been idertmed and ongoing studies in Dr. Stanbridge's laborstDty n addressing a cridcsl ques6on in th~ld of cancer molecular genetics: tvmor suppressor genes and activated ogenes interlct? Reservations and Information: JeanChongat949-824-1 914,Jlchong@uci.edu than 16 years of enhancing partnerships between the busi- ness community and ua. His contributions include leader- ship in the UCI Foundation and in the development of the Chief Executive Roundtable. ..~{'>~ MIKE'I ~~~°cARPETI OVER 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA I'd G ~ -·----./ > .:.-~ 949-631-7740 441owNnrpm1 .... ~8-fra 0--"-I~ • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery • Lamlnete Texture-Plush Ceramic Carpets • Area Rugs Vinyls • Ceramics Wood• Laminates Flooring Carpet ~"' * 1 H Featuring ALLOC ~~~2°' eq ft ft No Glue /nstalliation L-..---1.~~-....J Wood Flooring Refinishing & New ~s Berber Carpet ~y..ol-' * 1 89 lnsulled sq ft Vlnyl Floortng ~"''1" eq ft CALL NOW 642-8400 DESIGN CENTER ''F_or All Your Decorating Needs!'' FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERY • Custom-Made Furniture • Slip Covers • Patio Furniture • Draperies. Shades. & Bedspreads fdctory & Showroom• 1uu ,..; ll.1rl111r !11\~11. 1..'1 1--L1 \h:--.t L11l l\ir lrn ln-tlP!llL' lk:'i~n l°lHl:-.ultJtilln (949) 642-8400 - ---- • I. Newport Coast to be discussed April 8 The next meeting of the Newport Coast Advisory Committee will take place April 8 6ecAuse of the Spring Around TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Daily Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa' Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event. as well as a cont~ct phone number. A Newport Harbor Lutheran Church (LLC.A.J TM Dovw Dr .... wport lleectl Dadltlo1111I Lutheran PMtor Dawtd Monge Wonhlp a.ntce with ~Communion 9unclaJ9:tSam CHILD CAii• AVAIL.AaLE ( 111\l\ll\'\ ........ , v GuessWho .l. WOrlll=A.M HARBOR CHRIST1AN CHURCH (Dlaclplea or Christ) 2•01 Irvine Ave. Newport leach, CA (949) 845-5781 ••Isler: Dr. OWis Sa.t CH1W CfNl'EJlED CHURCH Siaday Scmcic 10ua SpUklial ea-IN fWa1J1ll Boaha c.r..k hdl Car., U..........,. utd IAVW. Sc..NPI #Diffemd ]#II W.11( Rev. Gail Miller Call (9'9) 640 7.U) Of an&il1 pilm11Jcr...,...phiLna A fun, mociYltlonal ,hurch U. '"'hjJi • om.DUN PUTIOPAT!. lam and*" God'r mmiip Wicll ihlit fiimilMa. Break holiday. Committee memben plan to address the issue of whether to use S8 rDilllon from the city to bwld a com- munity center for Newport C045t residents. They will discuss ways to measure community interest in build- ing a community center at Newport Ridge Park site, at the empty lot on Pelle.an Hill complete listing Is available at www.dallypllotcom. TODAY A collaborattve effort to restore the Newport Bay Nature Preserve will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Peter and Mary Muth CEUBRATE THEIR-FIRST NIGHT FABULOUS PASSOVER SEOfR OH W~v. MAAct127'nt /11 &:30 PM. RAael MMC Ru8EMsTE.IN C>malmHo FM REsmvivloN8 CAu.: (949) 548-6900 $ "OUR Morro IS: You ARE A Sl'RANoER ONLvONce.· + Road North or at an undevel· oped aree on Ridge Park. Road. 1be meeting is open to the public. It w111 take place froro 5:30 to 7 p m . at Coastal Canyon Clubhouse, Ridge Park Road, past Newport Coast Elementary on the south side of road. Infonnation: dty manag- er's office, (949) 644-3000. interpretive Center in Newport Beach. The event, hosted by Orange County Harbors, Beaches and Parks, along with Newport Bay Naturalists and Friends, will give individuals a chance· to replant native bay flQwers and learn its wildlife. The event is free and lunch will be provided. Participants Newport Center United Methodi.rt Church Rev. Cachlccn Coors, Pastor l<>ot Marguerite Ave. corner of Marguerite and San Joaquin Hills Rd. (949) 6«-0745 811m Quiet wonhip Servi.ct JOam Wonhip and Children's Sunday Sd>ool Youth mttrint wtt!tly A "A God-ccnmcd parish community, instructed by rhe Word of God and renewed by the: Sacr.unc:nrs" J. Our Lady Queen of Angels 2046 Mar Vista Drive Newport Beach. California 92660 (949)644-0200 Fax (949)644-1349 Rev. Morurgnor Wilham P. Md.aughltn, Pas1or U11JRG IES: Sarurday. 6 p.m {Can1or), Sunday, 7:00 (Qum). 8:30 (Conrcmpora.ry), IO 00 (Choir). 11 :30 a m (Can1or) and 5:00 p.m. (Contemporary) FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3303 Via Udo Newport Beach 673-1340 or 673-6150 Olwch 10 am & 5 ixn. Sunday School 10 am ~Meetings 7 30 pm SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 PacUk: View Dr Newport Beach 644-2617 or 675-4661 O\wch toam Sunday School l 0 am wacna:ry MeaUrG e pm 8' 111~ !~noon .. .a-., 0 .. ......, ......... '-'* .... he .. ""-'up out ...... holy ... ......_. z.cMrWt 2i ,, "YOUR KING IS COMING" (Manhcw 21:1-17) nAN~ l'llllHtalAI< CHIJ .... OCC offers $30~000 in scliolarships • Orange• Coe.St College is making nearly $30,000 in sc:holarship funds available to graduating high school seniors who a.re interested 1n attending the college next year. The scholanhips for the upcoming school year are should meet in the parking lot of the center, 2301 University Drive, Newport Beach. (714) 973-6829. A swing and ballroom duce worksliop will be held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. for beqinners and 4 to 5:30 p.m. for intennediate dancers at 3100 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. WORSHIP DIRECTO~Y 420 West 19th StreJt. CostaMua (949) 548-1TJ1 Rev. Michael Bankhead. Pastor Adult Sunday School: 8:45am Children's Choir. 9:00am Worship & Children's Sunday School: lOam Christ Chu.rcb by the Sea Unllnl Mclhodm 1400 W B.Ul>N Blvd .. Newpo11 lka~h • 4~ l.IQ -Adoilt SuAdq Sdioal IJOtlHOua.-...,..iOilaiW,~ Cotta Meso MESA VERDI UNmD METHODIST CHURCH 17019ok.r,C.M. Wonhlp & Church School 8:30 oncl 10:0011.m. Dr. Ric:hord (71 979·823"4 "Optn Arms and Optn Minds" :Worship 9:30 valued from $400 t_o $500 each. __ ,,., .. '-· The lout types of IK,;U0!°' · ai;bips include Emergmg Leader ScbOtarsbips for stu· dents who have e:xbibi~d leadership skills in scho0l or the community and who have grade-point averages of 2:0 or higher; AcademJc Bxcellence Scbola.rsbips ~or students with grade-pomt $20 per person. (714) 964· 3354. dance.net/frmS.com. The Service Corps of Retired Executives will present a workshop introducing tacties for making e-commerce suc- cessful for small businesses from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at •National University. 'J?e workshop is $25, which Third Annual . MARCH FABRIC SALEI 25 TO 50~ All Yardage through March 3<1'1, 2002 de PAC>VE' 211 Marine Ave. Balboa Island (949) 6 73-0719 Open 7Days 10:30 am-6:00pm www.lesalp1lles-provence.com · Doily Pilot • average• at 3.0 or above1 Prospective Teachers Scholarships for students planning to enter the teach- ing profession1 and the ltW Smith Culinary Arts Scholarship for students plan- ning to major in~ arts Applications may be obtained on the college's Web site at ora.ngecoastcol- Jege.com. includes materials, and a $5 discount applies for those who have prepaid Participants may bring d business associate along for trel!. The university is at 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (71 4) 550-7369. SEE TOWN PAGE A9 A -~"::..:!c.~.~ Lri 1441 West Balboa Boulevard Newport Beach · (At 15th Street and Balboa Boulevard on the Balboa Peninsula) For information call (949) 673-3775 HOLY WEEK AND EASTER LITURGIES PASSION (PALM) SUNDAY· MARCH 2.t Blessing of Palms -at au Masses: Masses: Saturday 5:00 PM. Sunday 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM. 12:00 Noan, 5:00 ~ MONDAY AND TUESDAY ·MARCH 25 & 26 Mass: 8:00 AM WEDNESDAY·. MARCH 27 Mass: 8:00 AM Communal Sacrament of Reconc1hat1on 7 30 PM (With lndlvldual Con~s) HOLY THURSDAY -MARCH 28 Mass of the Lord's Supper. 7 30 PM GOOD FRIDAY -MARCH 29 Solemn Liturgy of the Lord's Passion: 1 :00 PM Solemn liturgy of the Lord's Passion: 7.30 PM EASTER VIGIL • MARCH 30 Solemn Easter Vigil Mass: 7:30 PM EASTER SUNDAY -MARCH 31 fl/ .sses: 8:00 AM. 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon and 5:00 PM Jfaypy 'Easter from your fnends at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Only at Our Store in Orange! MEN -WE HAVE YOUR SIZE RJn . .. , 116 • I\ . "'"' • ! .. n !U~ u di lJ IJ'> Jt 111• -•• •• •• • •• • IW • • ..,. t• •••• , •••••••• •• -................ t• t• iw.-•••1•••········· ,_ t• •• •1• •••••••• •1•1• ,_ • 2332 North Tustin Ave . Juit""""-11NNMIOI ()range, CA 92865 =IO I/tis. (714)283-4950 ~~ O,..JMftA._, ~..flw\f ................. ,.. ... , ...... . TOWN . eeriea ~ drawing and painting work.shops with lndividual instruction for begiru:Ung and advanced students in mixed media. Ses.Sions will be given by artist and lecturer Mimi Sharon Stein. Workshops will begin from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Vinoe Jorgenson Center at 2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. $66 for resi- dents, others must add $5. Workshops will continue for • CONTINUED FROM A8 SUIDIY Rabbi Mark S. MWer will &peak as Temple Bat Yahm University presents the Rob Greenfield Distinguished Speaker Series beginning at 7 p.m. at Temple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camelback St., Newport Beach. $10, $25 for preferred seating, $5 seniors and stu- dents. (949) 644-1999. eight consecutive Wednesdays. (949) 644-3151. lb'e third annual Small Business Conference and Expo held by Orange Coast College will run from 7 :30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Co-sponsored by local ~ of COmmert:e and small-business organiza- tions, this yea.r's conference, "The Dynamics of Branding, Marketing and Sales,• is geared toward small-business owners who want to build an identity, refocus marketing strategy, set new marketing goals and objectives, and expand their business. The expo will be held in OCC's Student Center, 2701 Fairview TUESDAY A free seminar Utted "A New and OUferent Look · at Cleansing" will take place from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the patio cafe of Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations required. (800) 595-MOMS. WEDNESDAY Newport Beach Community Services will present a new Produce • S('afoocl • Dl'li &rvint °''"' MtU fami/in for owr 30 yun French Apple Stuffed Pork chops Bm 1so· 1br. s3~b. tn Lemon Marinated Chicken Celestino 's Famous Italian Subs SJ99 ea. Celestino's Frozen Turkey or Beef Meatloaf Bakr from 375• 2Us. s2~b. Citrus Pap~a Marinated Yisb Kabobs s599 lb. Seedless Grapes Red or Green s199 lb. I I~ I ,, , ,, \ 11 JI 111 •11\lllll I ..... ,,,.,,., •..,\I \Ill' • ..,1110\ll' • '"' 110 11 1,11 • I 1111' 11 H /J,·/11 ,, ,.,f I J,11/1 Frtsh Hatl-<:hoppe_J s.1111 F1 Toro Br•H ClnP1 cf-To · Home St]le 'rll1Mia 1~ .. Enjoy our Easter Day Champagne Brunch With Family & Friends at Hyatt Regency Irvine Easter Brunch Sunday, March 31st 10:00 am -2:30 pm Fresh Seafood Bar Carved Prime of Beef Herb Roasred Tom Turkey wirh all the Trimmings Dim Sum, Shumai & Pot Stickers Traditional Breakfast Malted Be~n Waffles Omelets Made co Order G<>UmU!t Desserts co include Chocolate Brownie Cobbler Childrm's Buff et And So Much More! Complimmtary Stlf Parking Live Enrm.ainmmt f eatllring 8mry Craig .. Adulu $37 Children 12 and under $17 And undtr S Mt. Fret FM~. '*4x ml: 949-225-6755 H,.i ~ Jmnc-17900Jambora BMd., fft'N Local•)~ and w 4°'""' Road, Costa ~i:...dva.nced registration 11 $49 and includes continental breakfast. conference materials and parking. Regiltnltion is $79. (714) 432-5880, Ext 1. -A worklbop tided •A Beginner's Guide to Getting Published. will be held from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at eo.14 Mesa High School. Offered by Orange Coast College's Community Education Office, the workshop will present aspiring writers with informa- tion about freelance work, publishing and submitting manuscripts. The high school is at 2650 Fairview Road., Costa Mesa. Registration is $45, and a $10 materiaJ fee applies. (714) 432-5880 or (888) 622-5376. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will host a busi- ness after-hours mixer at 7:30 p.m. at Z'Tejas Southwest Grill. The event is $10, or free for members. The restaurant is at 3333 Bristol St, South Coast Plaza. (71 4) 885-9090. CblropAdol' Job:D JCokonas end bil ~ will hast a free Pressure Point Massage Wor~at 6:30 p.m. at Kokonas' office, 901 Dover Drive, S le 2J.4, Newport Beach. work.shop will teaC:b to alleviate painful tender pQints in muscles that cause stress. headaches a.nd muscle tightness. Bringmg a partner is encouraged. Call for reservations. (949) 650-6500. The Newport Beach Flre Department will host a major disaster preparedness course at 7 p.m. Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. Donna Boston. emergency services coordinator for the department, will present. (949) 722-6421. IHUISDAY A I~ OD the pulmonary effects of lung cancer and treabnent will take place from 2 to 3:30 p.m . The lecture will be hosted by the Hoag Cancer Center and will be conducted by a physician. Free. No regis- Lotions & Lace One Stop L•ve Shop ALL SHOES 50°/o OFF! • Lingerie & Club Wegs • Herbal v $29.95 • 1 OO's of Love Lotions • Exciting Party Supplies • AdukToys, Vtdeos & DVD's EASTER CELEBRATION FUN AWAITS All AT mrBLUFF VILIAGE CENTER PAID ADVERTISEMENT The Easter bunny will hop Eastbluff Village Center, into town a day early this year, directly across from Ea~tbluff as Eastbluff Village Center and Park. From 10 a m . to 1.30 the City of Newport Beach p.m., the center w1ll host a co-host the 19th annual Easter vanety of free children·~ Egg Hunt on Saturday, March activities, including face paint- 30 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at ing, photos with the Easter Eastbluff Park at the comer of bunny and crafts in which Vista del Oro and Vista del Sol. youngsters can decorate pastel Kids of aU ages are welcome to sand pails with felt Easter bring their own Easter basket shapes (while supplies last). and join the fun at this popular In addition. there will be an family event. enter-to-win drawing in which TOO East9r Bunny Is rflldy lex photo oppo1tun/tles.. The festivities will get underway with the Easter bunny arriving on a fire truck from the Newport Beach Pire Department at Eastbluff Park. The Easter Bgg Hunt will begin at 10 a.m. with the 1 to 3 year old category; 10:15 a.m. for the 4 and 5 year old catego- ry; 10:30 a.m. for the 6 and 7 year old category; 10:45 a.m. for the 8 and 9 year old category; and 11 a.m. for the 10 and 12 year old category. After colJect:in.g colorful plaJtic eggs, kids can redeem than fot a goody ~ filled with candy &nd Other trinkets. Tile fu.n day continues .at Easter baskets and merchan- dise from various Eastbluff stores will be given away. A DJ will also entertain families and hot dogs will be sold for only SO cents. For more information on this event, caU (949) ?90-9713. Bastbluff Village Center is l~ated at V'l5t4l del Oro and V'1Sta de1 Sol off Eastbluff in Newport Beach. The renter is anchol'ed by R11lpha and SatJ-On Drugs, as well as nine other ston5, services and restaurants. For more information, visit www.shOptheirvinttompanyC'Om. trabon required. The lecture will be tn Coruerenoe Room A of the cemer at 1 H.oAg Drive, Nt!wpotr 'Beadl {949) 760- 2103. 1be Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce will host a busi- ness after-hours networking event from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Clubhouse Restaurant. South Coast 1'147.a, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. (949) 729-4400 or www.newportbeach.com. Experts OD both sides Of the death penalty will meet for a symposium from 8:45 a.m to 5:30 p.m. at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, lrvine. Speakers will include a U.S. Circuit Court Judge, a Los Angeles County chief deputy district attorney and professors of law, auninology, psycholo- gy, drama and media. $25, mcludes box lunch, and must be purchased m advance. $30 for a filD'l screening of •Dead Man Walking" and question- and-answer session Wlth a symposmm panel Fnday m Crystal Cove Auclitonum of the student center acros5 from Sarvrday, Mon:h 23, 2002 A9 Barclay Theatre. (!M9) 82-4- 829f APIJL 2 A workahop dtled "Bmlnt!sa Plan• will be held from 9 a ,m to noon at Natioo.ol UnlveJ'llty. The workshop lS bosted by the Service Corps of Retired Execubves and sponsored by the U.S. Small Busmess Admirustration The event IS $25 per person, or $20 d pre- registered The uruversity lS at 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (714) 550-7369 or www.SCOREl 14.or(/. APRIL 6 1b.e UC lrvtne Arboretum w1ll hold a sprmg plant sale btled "Showers of Flowers" from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1n a.n effort to brighten up yow garden, the sale will fedture early spnng peren.ruals dJld spnng bulbs The arboretum is south of the corner of Cd.Illpus Dnve an Jamboree Road on the UCI North Cdmpus (949) 824- 5833 Green SV.!~!!!! ~·-~~;Ml GOING OUT OF BUSINESS 30 YEAR ANNIVERSARY SALE All Orchids $15 00 SAT, MARCH 23R0 9-4PM Since 11172. We are celebrabng our 30TH year of going out of business sale at vanoos locations WHOLESALE TROPICAL NURSERY Newport Beachas only commercial Orchid Nursery -VISA --&CASH 20362 Birch Street • Newport Beach ~~~atden!7Jii/W g>~~ ~-tmouUnmrg ~kn!7/UUICA otauWllA Complimentary Champagne, Mimosas & Fresh Orange juice Smoked Salmon with Capers, Cream Cheese, Chopped Eggs, &d 0,1ions & Mini &:els just-Picked Fieki Greens SaUui Red Ripe Tomatoes, Eggplant, Basil & Feta Cheese Salad with Balsamic Vinaigrette ' Ono Pasta SalMJ with Ka.lamata Olives & Sun-driu:I Ttnnatoes in a Pesto Dressing Rock Shrimp Salmi with Gri/kd Vegetables & Fresh Citrus Dressing ~J Omektus MMk To Ortkr Egg.J &,udia Belgian W".fll.n wilb M11pk Sy"'/' & Whippal Crum Carved to OrJrr RoASt Prime Rib of &ef 0-Hmn Balud A./tuJul.n &Um.on with Sautiui /SpinMh & a DiU Be11'"" Blanc fush &asotJAI Vegetabln ChiN M~d Pot11roes ~«6' g)eJJedd Mn Assortmmt of Rkh. DttlUi.mt Pl&Strin 0-GouT'JIUf ~ • • SEAN HU.ER I DAILY Pl.OT James Mulligan of the production •.Romon• reheanes with cast memben JWary Gordon. center, and Beth MerrW Davis, right, Wednesday at the Trilogy Playhouse. n.. power OF All The Or.nge County Perfonnlng Arts Center wttl ~ highlights for dlllcho from~ musical • ArtsPower• at 11 a.m. today es part of the Saturdays at the Center series In Founden Hall, 600 Town c.nt« Drive, Costa Mesa. S8. (714) 5~2122. Daily ,,, 'RuJI1ors' fly at the Trilo~ Not your average mystery, Neil Simons play b¢igs adult fare to Costa Mesa theater YoungO\Mg DAILY PILOT T he most obvious way to know that •awn.ors• at nilogy Playhouse isn't your everyday dinner-party-tumed-wbodunnit crime story is that the characters never get to dinner. A comedy about four couples celebrating one pair's 10th anniver- sary, the Neil Simon P.lay centeIS I around the mystery of bow and why the host has shot htmself, though not fatally. His wife is also missing and the guests spin stories aboUt what really happened. engaging in a sophisticated and hilarious interchange of words that almost feels like' tmprov. "Rumors• is a sharp change in genres and target audience from the nilogy's last production, "The Sound of Music.• Director Alida Butler said the show is more adult than the family- orlented pieces, like •The Secret Garden• and •Cinderella.• that nilogy Is most known for. •Don't bring your family,• Butler said. "This is for adult theatergoers. FYI • WHAT: •Rumors" • WHEN: Through April 14. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 5 p.m. ,, Sunday; no performance March a,, • WHERE: Trilogy Playhouse. 293Q . Bristol St., Bldg. G-106, Costa Mesw • coS"r~ $15 or $13 • CALL: (714) 957-3347, Ext. f This is adult humor.· But adult humor at its lightest. Members of the ensemble cast agree. •Rumors• is anything but world-changing. SEE RUMORS PAGE A 15 THEATER REVIEW An almost kissable 'Kate ' at the Center ByTom Titus I t's said that, back in 1948, play· wrights Sam and Bella Spewack had to virtually twist Cole Porter's arm to convince him to contribute the music and lyrics to their new project -a show about modem actors putting on a musical version of •The Taming of the Shrew. - Luckily for us, they succeeded, and ·Kiss Me, Kate• became Porter's mag- num opus, winning five Tony awards. The revival, a half-century later, also won five Tonys and is on view through Sunday at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. As we revisit "Kate,• it's still 1948 but the show FYI • WIW: ·ea. Me. Kate• • WtERE: 0Fa!'9 County Pet fanning Arts Center .. 500 Town Center : •RJverdance" will be performed through March 31 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. itself bas been ~upby director Michael Blakenore and choreographer Kathleen Marshall. Physical energy is a large factor in this revival, which doesn't skimp on the comedy or the seething rela· tionship or the principals -an egocentric actor- director and his ex-wife, now a Drive, Costa Mesa • WHEN: Closing perlormances at 2 and 8 p.m. today, and 2 p.m. Sunday • COST: $27 .50- 62.50 • . .. . • . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . • . • .. The · uence . From step dancing to clo g," 'Riverdance' and 'Dancing on Common Ground' . • . explore the history of the Irish through dance . . • : Youft9 Chang " DAILY PILOT • . : L ook dosely at the dis-.. tinct movements of lrish : dancing, and you'll learn : something about the his- : tory of the Irish. : Though St. Patrick's Day has • come and gone, the Irish influ- : ence will be on display today : and next week as the Orange : County Performing Arts Center .,, and Orange Coast College look : at the Emerald Isle's culture : through dance. : "It's a fascinating story about : the Irish coming to America and • bow they fit in and how they : helped create American culture, - : said Lorraine Rennie, producer : and creator of •oandng on • Common Ground,• to be staged : at OCC's Robert B. Moore The Show,• agree that the dances are symbolic of not only the Irish in their homeland, but the lri.sb immigrant story. The name of the show "Riverdance, -which runs at Segerstrom Hall from Tuesday through March 31, refers to the last number of the first act. which tells the story of a tributary in Ireland leading to the sea. The name of the troupe coming to Costa Mesa -The Lagan - refers to the major river that courses through Belfast. The com- pany that travels in Europe and Asia is called The Llffey, which is the river that runs through Dublin. The rest of the two-hour-plus musical doesn't tell a detailed story, but offers instead thematic ties to the Irish culture. : Theatre today. The first act of "Riverdance• deals with the country's legends. The second act addresses depar- twe and discovery, referring to : Rennie and Michael Patrick • Gallagher, male prlndpal dancer : for tho Center's "Rlverdance - .. . . SEE IRISH PAGE A15 SllllDAY ~ .................... ....,.. LlnColn 8tmentMy SChoOI Will prtMnt "' ............ of .. ,,._ ,.,,. It 5 p.m. It Uncoln's multlf)Uf'POM room. ~10t P'ldflc V\tw Dttwe. COroN def Mer. SI or S4. (M9) 17Wltt. • •l>Utdng on Common Ground" wU1 be at Orange Coat College't Robert B. Moon 'lbeatre tonight. FYI • WHAT: •Riverdance -The Show" • WHEN: Tuesd'iy through March 31; 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 2 and 8 p.m. SaturdAy and 2 p.m. SUnday • WHERE: The Orange County Performing Arts C.enter, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa • COST: $29.~$64.50 • CAU: (714) 5~2787 • WHAT: •Dancing on Common Ground" •WHEN: 8 p.m. today • wt•E: Orange Coast College's Robert l .'1r1oorelheatre,2701 ;alrvl.w Road, Costa MeSi • G>ST: $27-$33 • CAU: (714) 432·5880 • PHONE: (71~ 556-2122 Hollywood star brought East fcfth~ Baltimore tryout. Rex Smith, best known for lrla Work on stage and screen in "The Pl.r Ol Penzance,• gnashes bis teeth vi{Wt,- ously as the director attempting tc>tt rekindle his relationship with m. while keeping the ingenue warmoa, the side. Smith bas some fine moments in this show, but darlty; both in dialogue and lyrics, often is not h1s strong suit and the com.ma.nding ~ ence required by the role somebo\rr is lacking . Faring a bit better is Rachel York as the fading Tinseltown star grimad,ng under the thumb of her former mate. Her •1 Hate Men• solo draws three rounds of applause and her stage combat scenes crackle with coriltkt......:. except when call.ed on to toss Ooww pots from~ window, a task ~ j)81'- forms underhanded, like a softbea~ pitcher. Eclipsing both lead.i.ng petformers. however, is Jenny Hill's wondGrfully exuberant portrayal of the ingen\>e , inexplicably tagged with the name ot Superman's girlfrlend, Lois Lane. Hill (who bears a striking resembl~ to Vera-Ellen, a dancer in her prttne when the show was born) rend• e Supergtrl perf onnance, toppm9 llel' sexy comedic wisecracks with some teuific d4Ddng and a show-stopping stint with the solo •Always 1Ne to You in My Fashion.• • SCllurday, March 23, 2002 Al 1 .. fund-raiserfor the love of children and fashion WEDDINGS be Orange County chap- ter of Chilr'..help USA wel- comed 500 patrons to its 8tb annual hmcbeon and fash-oo. show, •For The Love Of A .• ln the program and bib- book. donors expnmed personal tboughts con- Cel!linQ the importance of rais- bealthy obildren. •Life Is a Dame that is ayrt burning itself out. But it icatc:.DeS fire ~ain every time a Is bom, were the words B.W. Cook THI CROWD Takara-Harrin~n Harvey and Ka.t.bryn Takara of Kaaawa, Hawaii. announce the engagement of their daughter Natasha Takara of Redwood City, to Brad George Bemanl Shaw accompanying a photograph of dler Oeder Cue Brown, the grandson of patrons Mary Allyn and Earl Dater. Child.help video quite a few years ago on child abuse and I was so moved that I immediate- ly joined the organization." Gllela Donlgulan and Cleo Bluth. event co-cbaln, are ahown with Sandy McConnell at the fond-raber tor Cblldhelp USA. Hanington of Redwood City. Takara graduated from Hawah Baptist Academy and Stanford University. On another page, the Buller famlly published a photo of· their two young children with another significant quote -·As water to a tree, is love to a child ... The Qmabl family used the words of Walter Elias J>llDey to smn up their'feelings. •Qw-greatest natmal resource is in the minds of OUI children." CedR and Larry Feeley bor- rowed the words of author Elizabeth Stone to be placed along side a photograph of their teenage daughter Tara Clatre. "Making the decision to have a child -trs momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart walking around outside your body." The sentiments expressed in the Childhelp USA tribute book are only a hint at the passion and the purpose of the ladies and gentlemen dedicated to the Childhelp USA cause. The 18th annual event was chaired with spirit and elan by the dynamic duo Cleo Bluth and Glsela Donlguian. The two ladies were sunotmded by loved ones and friends as a spectacular luncheon fashion show unfolded for the commu- nity, helping to raise a substan- tial six-figure sum for Child.help USA. An elegant introduction by Nancy Wblttock, president of the Orange County chapter, set the tone followed by a spiritual invocation from nm Drom, chaplain at The Village of OUldbelp West, located in Beawnonl Doniguian confided, ·r saw a The pretty blond Emerald Bay resident added, •1t is so sad. So xwmy cbildren are unpflotected from many fonns of abuse. Cbildhelp USA works minlcles every day in so many young lives.• Doniguian reached across the table to take the hand of her fellow chair Cleo Bluth. "The experience of making tlu.s event a reality has made us bet- ter friends day by day as we have worked so bard with so many people for such a great cause,• said Bluth. attending the luncheon fashion show with her daughter Cante Bluth, in town from Santa Barbara where she works for the State of California Coastal Conservancy. The young lady, excited to be in a time of transition in life, is deciding on which law school to attend in the fall. Her proud mother shared the fact that Carrie had been accepted at a number of prestigious institu- tions. At the next table, a steady stream of the curious huddled around some high profile guests attending the Cbildhelp event. Susan Samuell, wife of Broadcom co-founder Henry Samuell, was seated wtth Elizabeth Segerstrom, wife of Henry Segentrom, South Coast Plaza managing partner and premier supporter of the Orange County Performing Arts Center. The recent buzz over the resignation of Henry Samuell and his partner from the board Custom-Made of the Orange County . , Performing Arts Center, due to a b~ dispute with boal'd chairman Tom llemey and other members, has created an u.ndercwTent of gossip and speculation in social and bU&- ness circles. Clearly, many in attendance went hovering in order to get some inside dirt. Both Samueli and Segerst:Tom. gracious and cir- cumspect. revealed nothing but positive community wishes. The seating of the two women together was a subUe yet pur- poseful message to the commu- nity that the Orange County Performing Arts Center is beyond reproach. Organizations such as Child.help USA are important to the community for the same reason. These charities elevate us to levels of concern over much more important needs in life. Certainly, there are critics who charge that society can become overly focused on the fabric and the food of any given event When the caviar clears and the last sequined dress has left the parking lot. what remains are funds donated that, for the most part, find their way into · the hands of those that need help most. Now it did help that a seg- ment of the show featured mod- els wearing La.Perla lingerie, and the conservative Childhelp ladies let out a boot and a holler for the young and handsome male models wearing Boss Hugo Boss. The clothes of Window Coverings From the finest materials ... ----"'t--- lOO's of patterns to choose fro m! • P ROFESSIONAL ASSISTANCE •IN-H OME M EASUREMENTS • THE B EST I NSTALLATION • OPEN S ATURDAY &: SUNDAY • SPACIOUS SHOWROOM Also find blinds and shades available in a large assortment of styles, colors and patterns to add the finishing to any home. aLEVOLOR' ~ SI.a ll'n 2927 S. Bristol Street, Costa Mesa (714) 751-2324 ~ ~ ALJOIN:U.,=~~,;;(11J)Q1.ml TillWNll • ,,.._ ..... • .,..._ ...... • ,,_ ..... ... ~ ...... ,,. .......... .,0..-c- Donna Karen '(t(ere exceptional- ly original and sensuous. The major style winder was Escada, displaying a remarkable line from casual to couture. The show ended with an Escada model parading the runway in a drop-dead red, white and blue, American fiag- inspired patriotic evening gown that was an absolute killer. The crowd went crazy. The event was underwritten by the mega-generous Donna and John Crean. Donna was honored as the 2002 Children's Friend Of lbe Year. She aied as she accepted the award, and told the audience that it really belonged to her husband John who gave her the freedom to •give their money away.• John Crean was in the audi- ence recovering from the La.Perla models as Donna sum- moned him to the podium. It was a touching moment as he kissed his bride of more than 50 years and told the crowd, "She really is something, isn't she?" The Crean's joined other sig- nificant Ol.ildhelp donors including Patu and Jim Edwards, the Bluth family, the Samuell family. the Bllott Fitzgerald family, Christopher M. Anthony, Dolores and Ernie Duncan, Dana McNeil, Ema and Don Minkoff, Donald R. Knapp, Rich and Eileen Saul, Kathy Slavik, 1Wyla Martin, Ruth Lewis, Bernice Edwards, Unda and Mike Jacobs. and Cb.rlsttne and CUy Bren. • 11E CROWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. The future bridegroom is the son of Bruce and Nancy Harrington of Newport Beach. He graduated from Corona del Mar High School and Stanford University. A June 22 wedding is planned in Oahu, Hawaii. Brock-Medland Katie Brock of Newport Beach and John Medland of Labrador, Queensland, Australia, exchanged wedding vows in Chapel by the Sea in Nandi, Fiji on Aug. 26. The bnde is the daughter of JoAnn and Ray Brock of Newport Beach. Sl"le wore a Jessica McClintock design with a pale lime bodice and a long white skirt. The bndegroom is the son of Jennifer and the late Robert Medland of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. A rece ption was held at the Nara Resort Hotel in Surfer's ParadlSe. Austraha, attended by 80 guests. The couple honeymooned in the Fiji Islands and now live in Labrador, Queensland, Austraha. She is self-employed and trains animals for television, movies and comrnero als as part of Absolute Animals, Ltd. He is employed with Absolute Arumals, Ltd. E~ Moving Sale! Upholstered and Slipcovered Sofas • Splid Quarter Sawn Craftsman Furniture Furnishings Direct is moving to a larger location. We have new samples on the way for the new store. All floor samples arc new from the factory and ~ry full manufitcturcr warranties.~ • ~ Al2 Soturdar. Morch 23, 2002 DATEBOOK • • . After HOURS "SPIClll. GARDEN~ The 13th annual Southern California Sprtog Garden Show will bold a benefit pre- view gala at 6:30 p.m. April 11 at South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bear St., Costa MeN.. Proceeds will ~t the Great Stone Church · Monument at Mission Scrn Juan Capistrano. $35. The garden show will run April • 12-14 at the Crate & Barrel/Macy's Home Store Wing. (9'9) 234-1300, Ext. 323. 'CHIYIL' The Orange County Fairgrounds will host "Cbeval -Imagination at Pull Gallop· through April 21 at 88 Fob' Drive, Costa Mesa. The show of equestrian artistry, created by the fonner director of cre- ation for Cirque du Soleil, will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 4 and 8 p .m. Saturday and 1:30 and 5 p.m. Sunday. $30-$58. (877) 528- 0777. . MUSICAL AREWOMS The Pacific Symphony Orchestra will present ROyal PireWorks, a coooert featw:tng bath works aeated for rOyal ~ and ordinary people, at 8 p.m. April 3 and 4 at the Orange County Pelforming Arts Center, 600 1bwn Center Drive, Costa Mesa. $21-$56. (114) 755-5199. BERNADE1TE PETERS The Pacific Symphony Pops will present Bemadette Peten at 8 p.m. April 5 and 6 at the Orange County PelfoIDling Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drlve, Costa Mesa.. S'25-$75. (114) 155-5199. JAZZ. NIGHTS The Maria Schneider Jazz Orchestra will perform as part oI the Orange County Pelforming Arts Center's Scott's Seafood Jazz Club Series April 5 and 6 at Founders Hall. 600 Town Center Drive, Costa M~. Sbowtimes are 1:30 and 9:30 p.m. each night. $49. (714) 740-7878. COMPOSERS CONCERT The UCI Chamber Series will present a Composers Concert featuring new works by the university's faculty artists at 8 p.m. April 6 at Winifred Smith Hall. The university is at the intersection of Campus and --"'---~~--~--~~ -~c.en~·~umie..L~i.::---· ~· (9'9) 613-3.t25. T'" Mela. The ~ormance will v10) Orange Coast College will pre1ent Pour Pabulo111 Ladles of Song-Florence Hendenon, Roberta IJnn, Betty Garrell (above) and Marf Lou Metzger-at 4 p.m. Sunday at OCC'a Robert B. Moore 'lbeatle, 2701 Pairvlew Road. Costa Mesa. $27-$33. ('114) 432-S880. feature the opera PadflC ~NII> R.AMENCO Orchestra a%Xl Cbocus. $'25.-'Illte 5, a funk. rock and t soo. (800) 3-t..oPERA. Motown act. perfcxml at 9 w Ir O' p.m. 5atuidays at CarmiaJo'l.v OV " DOUGLAS sau.s Ristorante, 3520 B. Cout W<i ,. Singei and actor~ Sills Highway. Co1"ooa del Mar.11)1 .u will round out the Orange Solo gUitarlst Ken Sanden re .. . County Perfoi:ming Arts pet:fonm d•Mlco) Oameoco a ,c \ Center's Cabaret Season April tunes at 1:30 p.m.. 1\.aeedays 11-14 at POunderl Hall. 600 and S\Dldays. Pree. (9'9) 67~ HO Town Center Drive, Costa 1922. c••I •() Mesa. Sbe>W times are 7:30 '1""1··~ and 9:30 p.m. Saturday and 1 SATURDAY MGHT R&8 111 Irv $4 $49 (114) Gerald Ishibashi and the 11 • p.m. Sunday. 6 or · Stone Brtdge Band play roda , 740-7P79· . and R.&B at 9 p.m. Saturday. • " 'DEAD MAN WALKING' at Sutton Place Hotel'• · ' l J • Opera Padfic will present 'J\ianon Lounge, 4500 • · ""--d Man w~1am.,,,• April MacArthur Blvd., Newport I-"-~ Beach, Pree. (9'9).476-2001. rfll I 16 and.18-21 at the Orange County Penor:ming Arts . SENOR CENTER AFTStN00N Center, 600 Town Center A seven-piece group plays Drive, Costa Mesa. Show big band tunes from i:30 tQ times are 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. Ptldays at Oasis Thursday, Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Senior Center, 800 $25-$125. (114) 740-7878. Marguerite Ave., Corona del MUSIC AT THE .ANNEX Musical acts perfonn at 5 p.m. Sundays at the Pierce Street Annex, 330 17th St., Costa Mesa. Pree. (949) 646-8500. MUSIC AT THE GRIU. MAT. $4. (949) 644-32«. STAGE 'PETER PAN' Uncoln Elementary School will present the last showing of "Peter Pan• at 5 p.m. today at Lincoln's multipurpose room, 9101 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. $8 or $4. (949) 673-6269. THE POWER OF ART MUSIC BEETHOVEN AT THE BARQAY The Pacific Symphony Orchestra will present "Beethoven at the Barclay: liiple Concerto" at 3 p .m . Sunday at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Dnve, Irvine. $40 OT $30. (949) 854· 4646. University drives. $10..a. (9'9l ~~--;-::-::--;:: •. :-=======-:-:.-.-. ---==-==: • .;:::¢;::,:.:.-::=7.,-:-,.-----.l 824-4259. show "Cbev~er: Maurice the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 1be Bluewater Grill offers live music on Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Nick Peper and Kelly Gordien (known as MPG) will perform classic roclc. R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin Gregory.and MPG will per- form classic rock., swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is located at 630 Udo Park Drive, Newport Beach. Pree admission. (949) The Orange County Pelforming Arts Center will present highlights for children from the musical • ArtsPowar• at 11 a.m. today as part al ttie Saturdays at the Center Iii* in Pounden Hall 600 ~ · Center Drive, Costa Mela; •. EIGHT VIOLINS RDDLERS4 Tbe Irvine Barclay Theatre will present Fiddlers 4, a pro- gram featuring fiddlers Darol Anger, Michael Doucet. Rusbad Eggleston and Bruce Molsky, at 8 p.m. April 6 at 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. $29 or $24. (949) 854-4607. The Hutchins Consort. a group of eight acoustically matched violins, will perf onn SANDLER & CHEVALIER Tony Sandler ·Nill perform his ANO FINE WINE 'fn8 Chef Paolo Pestarino ous lssay Restaurant in Newport Beaeh 714·373·5399 Dinner S 00-10 00 m • --Did You Knowl 'That we are a full servire nursery with qualified California Certified Nursery Prof~ionals and landscape d~. We can meet all of your gardening needs. Come in today to~ Nurseries and let(JS show you how." ---NURSDIES. INC. __ _ and Me" at 4 p.m. April 7 at 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Orange Coast College's Brendel is the first pianist to Robert B. Moore Theatre, record all of Beethoven's 2701 Fairview Road, Costa piano piooes. $69, $59 or $49. Mesa. Sandler will recount (949) 854-4607. the life of entertainer Maurice Chevalier. $19-$25. (114) 432-RAMEY IN REOTAL 5880. Opera Pacific and the Orange BRENDEL IN CONCERT Pianist Alfred Brendel will perform at 7 p.m . April 7 at County Performing Arts Center will present Samuel Ramey in Recital at 2 p .m . April 7 at the Center, 600 Learn Language Your Wayl C.Onvcnicnt • Pcnonali.ud • All Ages • All Levels • We come to you! 20%0FF · ONE HOUR SESSION Wltll this Ad Servlcea Include: • ~ ....._,oflc:ie/.ct.oi bltofllW .......... 'Fl · A.P./Mf I ....... llflP • Aftlf edloot llf .. W . ._,.,.._ Mlllt .... w (949) 433-0309 ....... 0 ...... ~IMt, $/»f'hh. French, /fa/Jan, PortJ./tleN, a.rm.n, Mandatfn, ~. Lafln 675-3474. WEEKEND BWES Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in Newport Beach will present The Balboa Blues on Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday after- noons. The program will fea- ture jazz and classic rock tunes for dining and dancing. Anthony's is at 151 E. Coast Restaurant ;__ __ Establlshed th 1962 ---- Monda' Night Special Unnplete Petite Fi/et Mignon Dinner SJ!JOO ID' Jin""" /,,chu/u: s.IMI,,..,.."'"" of"""-6.Jwl ,,..,.., .,. "" (714) 556-2122. • ,.,.,,,,,.~i-. 'LOBBY HERO' South Coast RepertoyY wm present Kenneth LoDe19tJ1 "Lobby Hero" through Sunday on the Mainstag!i :...;.:; 655 Town Center Drive, u.ca f'. •I COSTA MESA SANTA ANA 2700 Bristol St. 2800 N. Tustin Ave, (714) 754-6661 (714) 633--9200 COMPLETE LANDSCAPING • 45 YEAltS EXPEll~ TOM TANAKA, C.C.N.PIO F1owerdale ~ C.oD Mesa Master Nu=rofessionaJ d-~,,,& lnwlJ 6 JaHrt Ste11le1 t S111fooJ • Coclet11ih UaNSE # 308553 FIPTBANNuAL Newport Harbor High School Home & Garden Tour Thursday May 2, 2002 10AM-3PM View Six ~cular homes and two beauttful gardensl nc.kets are $45.00 each and ava!lablt at The Butera Home Colla.tton (949.650.8570), 1745 Westcltff Dr. Nlkki Twigs (949.642.8944). 660 W. 17th St (~huts next to Trader Joe's) Falbkm ISland C'.OilCJerge, :Atrium Court For more tnformatloil all 949.451.4701 • • -~. pt'alent Horton Foote's ·Gettmg Prankie Manied - And Afterward.I• Prtd4y through May 5 on the ~eat 655 TOwn Center Drive, Costa Mea.- Show thnes are 8 ~ Tuesday through y, 2:30 and 8 p.m... Saturday, and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. $19- $52. (714) 7~. 'PAPA WAS A PREA.OtER' Vanguard University will pre- sent the comedy •Papa wu a Preacher• Aprll 4-7 and Aprll • 11, 13 and 14 at Vanguard's Lyceum Theater, 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Show times are 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday; 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. $10.30 but discounts available. (714) 668-6145. DAU AND ORAMA "References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot,• Jose Rivera's dramatic fable, will be staged at Orange Coast College April 13-14 and April 19-21 at the Drama Lab Studio, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Show times are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday. $5 or $6. (714) 432-5640, Ext. 1. ART STORYTEUER Square Blue Art. lnc. at Bradford Gallery will present "Storyteller,• a show featur- FIB COUNllY FURNISHINGS AT l1S BEST IS • JS QOSE IS IESTQIFF PIAZA CaUfomia Style Home Collection is constantly receiving merchandise from Europe. "Our look is different week to w~" ,.xx>rding to owner Michael Streit. Several containers of french antiques purchased from Michaels last trip to Europe have recently arrived. This ronsists of benches, hutches and dres.c;ers acquired from a hotel in Paris dating back to the 1830's. By importing direct, Califomia Style Home Collection can pass both great savings and valu~ to their ~. Having various in store vignettes allows acustammrs to visualize settings, & colors similar to their partiallarhome furnishing or decorating needs. ' mg the work of Mexican born" Mu9eum of Art, 850 San Barday Theatre, 42'2 each month et OeDlcene artist Lawa Siqueiros, Clemente Drive, Newport Campus Drive, Irvine. $10-StudJo. l980 t,1cOintoclc '/{4f, through Aptil 24. An artist'• Beach. Museum hows are 11 $27. (9'9) es.&""646. Costa Mesa. $10. ('114) 641- reoeptton ~1ieJo m:Jm a.m. w a p.111 .. 7umU.ar • ~ •9'.-: ..-:. 6:30 to 9:30 p.m... today and ii through Sunday. $5 for adults, COMMON GROUND free. Gallery hotal are noon --S4 for seniors and students, ·~onCommon BIG BAND DANC::Ni to 6 p.m.. Thursday through and free for membeni and Ground, an ensemble of An afternoon of danong to Sunday or by appointment. children younger than 16. Irish step-dancerl, •oounb'y big band music is offered (9'9) 54S..1101. (949) 759-1122. cloggers• and Amert.can tair from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Fridays pen. will petform at 8 p.m.. at Oasis Senior Center, 800 STU. AHO QUIET ELMER RETROSPECTM today at Orange C04St Marguente Ave., Conlna del The Newport Beach Central The Orange County Museum College'• Robert B. Moore Mar. Coffee and other Ubrary wUl present of Art wDl ~t .The Art of Theabe, 2701 F'1rview Road. refreshments are served. (9'9) •SUsunus, • pbotograpbs by Elmer Biacboff, • a retrorpec-Costa Mesa. $27-$33. (714) 6"-3244. Rick Femcase, through tive of the artist who helped 432-5880. ARG£NTINE TANGO Man$ 31 at 1000 Avocado launch the Bay Area Ave., Newport Beach. Pigurative Movement. DAYTON DANCE Tango dancing is offered from Susurrus means "to whisper• through May 19 at the muse-The Dayton Contemporary 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on the in Latin, and a quiet. medita-um. 850 San Oemente Drive, Dance Company wUl perlonn first Saturday of each month tive theme runs through Newport~· Museum at 8 p.m. April 4 and 5 at the at Danscene Studio, 2980 Femcase's images. Pme. (949) hoUIJi are 11 a.m.. to 5 p.m.. Irvine Barclay lbeatre, 4242 McClintock Way, Costa Mesa. 717-3870. Tuesday through Sunday. $5 Campus Drive, Irvine. The (714) 641-8688. • for adults, $4 for seniors and company's perlonnance will GATHERING UGHT students, and free for mem-include a tribute to choreog-KIDS "Gathering Ugbt, • an exhibit hers and children younger rapher Donald Mc:Kayle. $35 of photographs by Richard than 16. (949) 759-1122: or $30. (9'9) 854-4607. TIL£RJN Ross, will be on display Fashion Island will hold a tile through March 31 at the SENIOR BAU.ROOM painting event from noon to 4 Orange County Museum of DlllCE Ballroom dancing to the p.m. Apnl 6 and 7 at Fashion Art. 850 San Clemente Drive, music of the Ray RobblllS Island's Island Terrace Food Newport Beach. Museum arYSKY Combo is offered from 7:30 to Court. 62 Fashion Island, hows are 11 a .m. to 5 p.m. Ballet Pacifica will present its 10:30 p.m . Tuesdays at Costa Newport Beach. $100 per tile. Tuesday through Sunday. $5 Dance Concert Series, which Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. Part of the proceeds will ben- for adults, $4 for seniors and includes "City Sky,• a multi-19th St $.1. (949) 645-2356. efit children's programs at the students, free for members media dance-theatre piece Orange County Musewn of and children younger than 16. choreographed by artistic DANSCENE STUDIO Art. (949) 733-2198. (949) 759-1122. director Molly Lynch, at 2:30 Ballroom dancing is offered al and 8 p.m. today at the Irvine 8 p.m . on the first Friday of SEE HOURS PAGE A 14 LIFE. ART & KARAOKE •Lee Bui: Live Forever: an i.nstallAtion by Korean artist Lee Bui consisting of video TEMr>LE B,A,T Y,A,HM U NIVERSITY and three karaoke booths, will be exhibited through May 5 at the Orange County (J~TT~.+ u &BUCK PrOO•U Preferred Sc:acing $25; General $1 O; Seniors & Students $5 RABBI MARK S. MILLER J'~ Utf, "Rabbi Miller will address the S'cr-pt.ure 7:00 pm. Sunday March 24, 2002 discomforting conclusion many arcfieologists and biblical scholars have made about the historical truth in the Torah." lll">J-1 \ AVAll,..111 ~Al II fl I l(lOR OR L.\11 II Ml'H llAI YAHM K >R RI." RVAJ10"1\ ~ .... \, Al 4 So!u!day. Morch 23, 2002 \ Daily Pilot ( . HOURS Cafe at South Cout Plaza. ~te at reduced pria!s, ts 3333 Bear St., Costa Melo. All IUSSll llNllllCE d from 5 to 6 p.m. week- CONTINUED FROM A13 Pree. (714) 279-8933. da~d 4 to 6 p.m. Sundays at Nova Restaurant. DESPRES IN TOWN 3131 W. Cout Highway, )STAltl.IGHT STORIES Loraine Despres, author of Newport Beach. (9'9) 6'2- Cb.lld.i:d 3 to 1 are invited to •'Jbe Scandalous Summer of 1880. parddpate .in songs and fin-Sissy LeBlanc. • will appear ger puppet pla~ at 1 p.m. at 1 p.m. April 4 at the WINE TASllNGS Mondays at the Coit.a Mesa Newport Beach Central Hi· TI.me Wme Ce1lais offers Ubrary, 1855 Park Ave. (9'9) Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave., wine tastings from 4:30 to 8 6'6-88'5. Newport Beach. (949) 717-p .m. Fridays and 1:30 to 8 3eot. p.m. Saturdays. (9'9) 650- PJS ANO BOOKS 8463. A children'• story time ls pi:e-GROUP RCTlON sented at 1 p.m. Mondays The Fiction Book Group SUNDAY BRUNOI and 10:30 a .m. Saturdays at meets at 1 p.m . on the sec-A Sunday brunch, featuring DIN DIN AT the Newport Beach Central ond Wednesday of each international seafood and BAMBOO TERRACE Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. month at Barnes & Noble salad buffets, roasts caIVed to Instrumental music ts ~ Children may wear pajamas Booksellers at Fashion Island, order and breakfast favorites, formed after 9 p .m . to the evening sessions. Free. 953 Newport Center Drive, is held from 10:30 a.m. to 2 Thursdays and pop and (949) 717-3801. Newport Beach. Free. (949) p.m. Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 is presented after 9 p.m. 759-0982. MacArthur Blvd., Newport Fridays iuid Satwdays at Din WEEKLY STORYTEUER Beach. $30; $40 with clwn-Din at the Bainboo Tetrace, A c:bildren's'story time is held OPRAH.BOOK CLUB 1be Au..trallan Chamber Orcbeitra and pluUt pagne. (949) 476-2001. 1773 Newport Blvd., COlta at 10:45 a.m. Wednesdays at The Oprah Book Club dis-Mesa. (949) 645-5550. Barnes & Noble Booksellers cusses Oprah Winfrey's most Stephen Hough wW perform at 7:30 p.m. April 2 at a,t Metro Pointe, 901-B South recent selections at 7 p .m. op tbe Orange County Performing Arti Center, 600 CLUIS Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. the third Thursday of each Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. lbe program wW ALTA COFFEE (114) «4-0226. month at Barnes & Noble Include Haydn'• Symphony No. 49 In F mblor and Booksellers at Fashion Island, Mozart'• Plano Concerto No. 9 In E-nat major. $60. Musical acts perform at 8:30 953 Newport Center Drive, (714) 740-7878. p.m. Thursdays through IOOIS Newport Beach. (949) 759-Saturdays at Alta Coffee 0982. House, 506 31st Sl, Newport STYLETAUC Beach. (949) 675-0233. Style oomultant Linda March 31at4500 MacArthur children 5 and younger. (949) FOUR SEASONS HOTEL Live music is performed Eastwood will sign her book DINlllG/TASTlllG Blvd., Newport Beach. The 476-2001. ATRIUM MARQUIS •Simple Solutions for menu will include an Easter A variety of live music is pre-Mondays through Saturdays Women" and demonstrate EASTER BRUNOf ham, baby spring Jamb, TWILIGHT DINING sented daily at the Atrium's at the Pour Seasons Hotel, how women can make their The Sutton Place Hotel will omelets, waffles, an intema-A twilight dining menu, fea-AirporterClub, 18700 690 Newport Center Drive, own style at 1 p.m. March 30 present an Easter Sunday tional seafood station and twing dishes such as chicken MacArthur Blvd., Irvine. Newport Beach. (949) 759- at Borders Books, Music and Brunch from 10 a .m. to 3 p.m . more. $47 or $16. Free for parmigiana and calamari ,, .... , 111 .... 11 Htaq W4n#l S/nim• s,,,;.a ....................... :'.: ...................... s7s o ~tr Comfit .............................. S 10" Sun """Prmt;mt Sltrirq "Avoid the ordinary, cooie to Tile Italia." .. t 111 s,,,;.JJ ................................................ s7s o ~tr <Amllo .............................. s IO" Pl "I<•'· "l l 'l'I~ ·''"I \I I \fl()\. CATHAY NEWPORT MNOOO • ....,_. CUISllM Surr Hftln II""'· 10 !"' Dim S11m (BBQ P.rlt B-J (4) ..................................................... s41'S "'''''"' i:==~~~ .................. $645 (//-r. 4,,_ 7 o.., .. -'t) $ '95 o;,,_,. CAml>o Surt Al.................. 7 ALI COMBINA770N PLATES JNCLUDE. APPE717.£RS. RICE. SOUP OR SALAD I Health Conscious Menu Available I 12}0 Bison Avf! 1 II 1 /\ 11 u; I 11'1 1 11 , 111:1°11;' NC>wport North Shopping (t>nlC'r (949) 759-3388 fN•·•t to Blor"hu\t. '1 @IUflIIUJAluJJ, CONSIGN • DESIGN Quality furnishings for your home Features of the Week Small Letter Writing Desk Vintage 3 Piece Wicker Patio Set GI~ & Iron End Table Large Pine Chest "Cottage Style" White Sofa Table Maple Drop-Leaf Table With 4 Chairs ''Cottage Style" White Buffet Umiled To Stoek On Rand Visit Our Home Decor Store <tfl~ Floral & Gifts Desigtur Florals At Whoksah Prices $95.00 $115.00 $175.00 $225.00 $375.00 $495.00 $695.00 369 E. 17th Street #10 •Costa Mesa• (949) 764-1746 ~ bitlil:MP1ut'1 P.& Hours 10-5 Mon-Sat, Sun 10-4 This spring OOMPLETE INTF.RIOR DESIGN ., Jorie Wd~ ClD. •C-FmibK •Dnpaia •a.di•S... ftndtour S(J)lemate • Plnd a flt so!cly for you from our latest collection of European iOflu~nC'cd footwear from Scsto Meucci, lbngonl, and V<ln .EU, ln a full range of sil.Cs from "-12, plus a great sel«tion 6( wldtN, 9llm co~ ftee gift' Rttetve an nclu.ive Martni ~ct .m!nor with any • purchase of $ISO or more. A $12 valuc.Wbtk supp/Ws /4sl . A unU,U. ladles sboe storo. Cot'OIUJ /NI Mar Plaza 964 Avocado Avenue, (comer ol MKAlthur and POI) • 949-721-1325 www.smnnllhOa.com • (949) 833-2770. 0808. SABATINO'S •DiMft • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach -Pleaw cal for hol.n, dRctlons & ~ Ill -(949) 723-0621 • Design/Build ,,Remodeling Complete Architectural and Interior Design Your project designed to your budget Our professional design staff will assist you with all of your selections before the start of construction Expert Construction Detalled schedules provided prior to start Project Managers assigned and accountable for every project. Call Don Holl/field, CGR (714) 965-1876 1 (800) IDEAL88 ' @ I U tdea1 HOME IMPROVEMENT Cont. Lie. # 8790680 Anc Fumlt~ Al Designer Prices New~ AnM:s ~. Hooy In for Best SdcaJonl ONilNUED FROM A10 Kevin Neil McCready, lOing the traveling show r the first time (he was in e Broadway producbon), ex~ as Lois' sweet-eart. the gambling hoofer hOS&nmdeeds bring a pau r Sh t.eonard types in overse6tbe action. cCready exhibits gymnas- c prowess as well di a ooth singing and dancing le. The underworld V1S1tors, clWlg p~tols under their tage costumes, have some r thia funniest moments in e show and are credibly layed by Richard Poe and .Si'.45000 .&EiTAURAI' r & OYSTER BAR lunch I Dinner 5922 512~ M~ Wallt fyet ~teoch (949)675..l474 (bmedy o.neys) Souti Ccosr Aazo Vloge I (OOQll billow« flom HoldsnorN) (714) 54(>.34 7 4 1rWWMu1waf19fll.com I Michael Arkin. Their soft- shoe number "Brush Up Your Shakespeare• (with a few choruses added for good measure) predictably breaks up the audience. While their impact is hardly a surprise, that of Chuck Wagner as Lili's fiancee definitely is. What was written as a glorified walk-on has become a whoppmg supporting role, altered from a nch Texan to a powerful Army general (whom both Truman and Dewey want on their '48 presidential ticket). Wagner bnngs a booming comic presence to the part and even hdS usurped the num- ber "From This Moment On,· ongmally a selection for Lois and her onstage swams ...... IEAUTY St91N111ttll1• ----• FULL SERVICE SALON • SEE US FOR ALL YOUR COLOR QUESTIONS • SENIOR cmzEN DtSCOUNT ON SUNDAYS -j~ ~)9--.~ 20% _,. OFF with thl• coupon 269 l 17' St., C.Glla Mela M.t·JatftJOll07:00,s... rw (949) 642-4482 # D~ K RUMORS CONTINUED FROM A 10 •1t•1 pure entertainment," aald actor James Mulligan. who plays a melodrmnatic accountant named Lenny Ganz. •Everyone's a little b1t insane. It's like a two-hour sitoom.• There are no principal characten, but two of the couples are more central to the story. For Mulligan's Gantz, everything becomes a pig IRISH CONTINUED FROM A10 how the Irish left their home- land and came to America. The rest of the show intro- duces dances from other cul- tures, including Russian folk dancing, flamenco dancing and Afncan tap dancing. deal. His wife, played by Beth Menill Davis, ia nosy, witty and ch4rmi.ng -the kind of woman who means well yet ends up insulting everyone. Jamie Polli pl.ayS a wealthy, middle-aged lawyer named Ken Gosman. He is married to Chris Gorman. played by Jillary Gordon. a nurturing woman whose mission is to take care ot everyone. The script ls filled with quick comebacks and one- liners that propel the show at a di.z:zying pace. For a dinner mystery plot, there's more .. Saturday, Morch 23, 2002 .AJS than enough com1c relief. •Everybody ls so roudl fun to work oft of,• Mulligan . said. •tt's IO natural. there are real emotions and ~ one's involved, and there is nothh)g phony about the . scnpt.• Polli said the Sun.on humor throughout the play makeaitaligbthea:rtedfaroe that even a non-theater per- son would enjoy. ·1 think everyone who enjoys laughing for two-and· a-half hours, whether they like theater or not, would enjoy the show,• be said. Musical director PauJ Genugnani, apparently assuming the original tempo was too slow, has fast-for- warded the pace, to the detnment of two of Smith's best numbers, "I've Come to Wive It Wealthily in Padua· and "Where ls the Life That Late I Le<I?" Also added is a comical grape-stomping scene in the town square rerruruscent of a classic "I Love Lucy• episode. "These dances also come from people who had to trav- el and leave the country of their birth,• said Gallagher, who has been with the show for more than five years. Performers show their exuberance ln "Riverdance• Even with the embellish- ments, •Kiss Me, Kate· remains one of the mar- velous classics of the musical theater. It's an evening of fun and frolic the way Broadway used to be • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursda)'5 and Saturda)'5. These dances dlso meld. hlstoncally, with Irish step dancing. When the traditional style of dancing arrived in North America. the moves rruxed with Af:rtcan rhythms to buth tap dancing. ln the coun- tryside, step dancing mixed with Polish and German styles to produce dogging. · "Dana.ng on Common G round" will feature·all three styles of dance -lnsh steppmg. Amencan tappmg and Appalachian clogging. The different forms vary II\ how rigtd the body is dunng the dance. "Rlverdance • shows how the Irish traditionally danced -rigtdly, with the body per- fectly straight and with the n.e Lsgest, rmest, Friedest Beauty s.,ply & Ful Service Won In Ol1llge c.ty NEW AlllVAlS Of z(l)P E!t:'J 5necWlt"' c , .... Best Prices -Best Service - Best Selection CARPET LIFETIME WARRAITY LIFETIME WARRAITY arms at the sides. It's a twist from the ongmal style though as most Irish grooving was done solo, while "Riverdance" is a group of 35 people danc- ing in a line, Gallagher said. "Common Ground" will show how the dances loos- ened up. •Just as the European way of life was very ng1d," Rennie said. "You were born into the upper classes and you were born mto the lower classes. You didn't IlllX • After the dance amved m Amenca and as the lnsh got to know the Amencan way. which Renrue descnbes as •tree, youthful and Vlbrant," the moves followed swt. Tapping let the arms go LIFETIME WA RIA I TY LIFETIME WARRAITY t00% FREE MLsmvlCI llllllflllP 61 IAY EICIAllE wtld Clogging let you use the whole foot mstead of Just the heel "They're not as rigidly adhenng to existing rules, and heck -that's ~ Amencan , • Renrue said. • RJverdance" will also feature tap danang in a seg- ment that will emphasize "the differences and simtlan- 1.Jes between Irish step and tdp dance,· Gallagher said. Renrue added that though lnsh dances are a good les- son m tustory, the entertdlil- ment form can also JUSt be used for fun. "The message ts there, but it's designed Just to be a show you can really sit and enJoy, • Rennie said. .. ·' l HEIGHT OF AU PIECES .. 31" ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APPROXIMATE r--90in.- SOFA & OUEE.N SU:EPER a 1 J f 1 rno~1~ _ ___.__ . _J . ' . J ~ 33tn. i ,_____ 69 in. --ii r-49 ID. I I 71 in. I r-48 m:--1 r 28 tD. 1 . LOVE SEAT NM HS SOFA & CIUEEH SL.PR OTTOllMN 112 :~& f f l ---_fa (k J_ -_[ , j I 8 I in. I ~ 58 in. --1 r 38 in. -i I 94 in. I LEFT AAM SOFA & OUEE.H st.PR LEFT ARM LOVESEAT LEFT Nw CHAIR LEFT ARM IOFA WITif RETURH i----94 in. ---..___ 109 in. __ LEFT ARM CHAISE ~ ~ --96 in.---' ~ • r-7lin.--1 --120in.-~ --96in.-- A . .. . .. : .. ~. QUOTE OF 111 DAY l1Cf vii 1 have the World Champlomhi2s ~ir.iiiiiii..g up. I can '(be on Cloud Nine whole time. But I'm enjoying what's goln«.. on right now ... " A.won PelnO'i. 'world-record tiolder Sports Eclllor-Roger Corlson • 949.57 44223 • lpom Fax: 949-650-0170 Tars h11mbled Defending CIF and national champion Mira Costa ups its winning streak te 36 by sweeping past host Newport Harbor, 15-6, 15-13, 15-9. a.ny Faulkner OAll..Y Pim •. NEWPORT BEACH - The measuring stick carried by tbe Mira Costa High boys volleyball team wrapped host Newport Harbor across SC01110•-the knuckles Friday night. .;....;;;..;~=;..;:;.;;..;-~ But, the sting from a 15-6, Mwa <:osu l 15·13, 15·9 nonleague Safton ° setback may be just another . BOYS VOUEYBALL •Our guys needed to see those guys,• Glenn said. "Now we know our competition (for a run at the CIF Division II title). There are about eight (CIF btle contenders) out there, but I think we have the most room for growth and improvement of any team around. We'll be all right and, hopefully, we'll get another shot al those guys.• The Sailors improved upon a shaky first game with a stronger effort in Game 2, a 46- minule struggle 10 which the hosts claimed lead of 2-1, 3-1, 4-1, 6-5, 7-6, 8-6. 11-10, 12-to • mOPENEI iii e·"#:u: •.J191!!~• ~~,_.J Manh 2S "°"°'" KATHY MOWCA-SCHAEFER Saturday, Morch 23, 2002 painful lesson along the road Sailors Coach Dan Glenn hopes will. once again, inteTsed the defending CIF Southern Section and mythical national champions, who extended their winning streak to 36 matches. and 13· 10. STEVE Mc:CRANK I DAILY Pt.OT Aaron Petnol added another aok:h to b.la belt OD frlday. Peirsol ' collects another crown Texas-bound standout just has a little fun en route to another personal title, ·and helps out on Novaquatics' winuing relay, as well. MINNEAPOLIS, Mmn. -After bteakfng the world record in the 200- rdltl!ir bicbtroke Wednesday, Aaron Peh'Sol focused on having fun Fnday at tbe Phillips 66 National Championships in Minneapolis, Minn. And, fun m eant earning his fifth national title after winning the l 00 back (54.47). •(Friday) was all less stressful,• Peirsol, a Newport Hart>or High senior, said during a telephone interview. ·1 enjoyed aD of it. It's not easy to enjoy a day at the meet, but I did today. It makes it a lot easier to gel that (record) off my mind. The l 00 back is Jen nerve-~g for me. (The 100 back) wasn'tpiYinatnfocus. ljust wanted to have fUn ~4 X did have fun.• Pei~sol 'ello helped the Irvine Novaquatics' 800 freestyle relay team to a national title. He swam second after Daniel Hewko, and before Scott Tucker and Michael Cavic, as they finished in 7:44.42. Peirsol also noted the realization of breaking the 200-back world record still bas not sunk in. •t have the World Championships coming up,• Peirsol said. ·1 can't be on Ooud Nine the whole time. But I'm enjoying what's going OD right DOW. I'm looklog forward to college .(University of Tens) and finishing up my high sJlooJ work.• Pe1no1'1 11.ster, Hayley, finished nil1th In the 400 free (4:14.68) Ptiday, and swam the opening leg on the Novas' 800 free relay team that fiDlshed seventh (8:32.88). -by ~&eve Virgen SEE NEWPORT PAGE 82 Newport Coach Dan ~lenn tries to solve a dllem.Dla. HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL GREG FRY I DAit. V PILOT University IDgb's Matt Stone (5) comes up safely after a dose play at second as CdM's Keith Long covers. Free£ University makes its move in the fifth inning and sends the Sea Kings down to their third straight PCL. St.ve Virgen OMV PILOT CRVlNE -Even though the Corona del Mar High baseball team lost its tbi.rd straight Pacific Coast League game, there's bardty a need to push the panic button. But. CdM Coach John Emme said there should be a sense of wgency after the Sea Kings lost to host University, 6-3, Friday. The Sea Kings (2-7, 0-3 in the PCL) are off to their worst start in league since Emme's first season, ments in the bitting 1997-98, when they started department. The Sea Kings the Sea View League, 0-4. collected eight bits, led by Further, CdM has never lost 1uruor catcher Nick Karp's 4- SlX stralght under Emme until for-4 performance that 10- Uus season. duded two doubles. But, they However, Emme saw saw Uruvemty r3ck up 10 tuts many positives in the loss to SCOlllOAll and break away from a 2-2 be Uni, and with the parity in s.. KJnga 1 with a palT of runs in the bfth the PCL, he remains Uniwnity 6 and the s.ixth. confident lus squad can turn .__ ___ __. ·we improved quite a bit its situation around. today,· Emme said. "We're ·we have to have a sense of young. We have four sophomores urgency,• Emme said. ·we have Costa (Jentt Thayer, Danny Whitaker, Josh Mesa on Tuesday. Those guys are hke Bradbwy and Todd Macklin) and a our brothers. We played with them m freshman (Wess Presson) out there. the summer. We need to go out there Each game we need to learn and get and take care of business. - Emme also noted be saw improve-SEE COM PAGE 84 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHIBE OF THE WEEK JordanAnae The CdM swimmer broke the school record m the 100-yard backstroke and that's just the beginning; she's a freshman. I AMe ai.o won the 200 md!vidual meiruev (2:16.89) and eontnbuted victories In the 200 and .00 le reaa,., leading CdM to a 103+67 Victory over the Sallon end MrDlDg ~Not AlblM of the Week la .... rrbet WU a ipedal meet, the ftnt ileiioUI IDett cl tbe ........ Ante aald. ·~Will lllb I did. ft really 1ll1IMte a dMmge ID me.• ·,Ai o1 ._ tilDel qNMed ror CIP, pd wlMlt'I-. .. 100 bid ... w• BOt blir PMtl I II ..... •My! .............. Mee IWdd. -:rla ..... "r Cl\ I cm p 9.• .....__........ 't' I .---....-v I \ Artists rally with .one strike left, 4-3 1\vo-run homer in the seventh ties it, then Laguna Beach wins it in the eighth inning. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT LAGUNA BEACH -When it's all said and done in the Pac- ific Coast League baseball race this season, Costa Me-sa Hlgb's SCOllMAll Must-angs rmght Mw:tet• 3 look back on lAguna Buch 4 Friday's dramatic loss to host Laguna Beach as a benchmark. •Throughout the course of the season, there are always games you win that you shouldn't and games you lose that you shouldn't, and this was one of those games we sbould've won,• Costa Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermeister said, following Laguna Beach's 4-3 win in eight innings. "lt was kind of a crazy game. But we didn't give it away. (The AJ1ists) earned it.• With Costa Mesa leading, 3-1, and ace pitcher Nick Cabico on the mound in the bottom of the seventh mning with two outs and two strikes on Laguna Beach's No. 8 bitter, the Artists shocked the Mustangs as Dillon Murphy bit a game-tying. opposite-field two-run home run. Murphy went the other way on a 1-2 fastball as the ball cleared the 20-foot high fence m right field, wtucb is only 250 feet down tbe noe. Laguna Beach Coach Mike Schubert said. •That's a pop Oy, • Bauermeister said of Murphy's home run. •n-s more like 200 feet down the lioe. SEE MESA PAGE M , 82 Sdutday. MOrth 23, 2002 NEWPORT C!ONTINUED FROM 81 But Coach Mike Coot'• Mustangs Q·O), wbo went 29-0 last spring, -bowed why they are the standard other programs shoot for, rallying for a 15·13 triumph that appeazed to take the heart out of the weary Tan. If wes the sixth match in seven days for Harbor, wh1ch defeated Northwood Monday In the tUJe match of t,he Or~e County Cbampionahips, defeated Santa Margarita Tuesday, lost to Huntington Beach Thursday and fell to 12- 5 against "MtcoHi. • "I was disappointed in that second game,• Glenn said •we were up, 13-10, but we made a couple mistakes on our service receive and it cost us a couple points. Our trademark this season has been that we make too many unforced enors and we made loo many to play with a team like that tonight That's something we can improve on.• -· SPORTS A jump-serve ace by 5-foot- 9 senior Tyler Caldwell. one of the Mustangs' four Division I recruits, began the string of five straight points to close out the second game. It also typified the huge contribution made by the Long Beach State-bound Caldwell, who is dwarfed in stature only by 6-9 UCLA- bound senior Pat N"lh.ipali and 6- 7 Stanford-bound Chris Ahlfeldt. Caldwell, whose booming jump serve produced four aces and challenged Harbor passers all night, added an ace to tie it at 13. After the teams exchanged four sideouts, kills by Tim Schneider and Josh Scbwarzapel closed it out, setting the stage for a one-sided final game. STEVE MCCRAN1C I OAll..Y PILOT Newport's Jamie Diefenbach lines up a kW over Mira Costa defenden Friday nJght lift. Tyler was the hero. He's just a little guy, but he's a tough kid. He was huge for us.· Glenn agreed. "He's a smaller guy, but he's a phenomenal back-row player,· Glenn said of CaJdweJJ. •And we gave him the ball a little too much.• of the Year, bad 12, despite not having practiced all week and still being noticeably slowed by a strained muscle in bis lower back. Erik Peterson had 11 apiece. Peterson added a match-high five stuff blocks, one ace and one ser.;C:e winner. He bad two lcills and two blocks during the stretch that saw Harbor tum a 10-8 deficit into a 13-10 second- game lead. •(Caldwell) came through for us in that second game,· Cook said. "Hls serving gave us o big Mira Costa's Ahlfeldt bad 13 kills, while senlor setter Gio Altamura, bound for Ohio State, collected 48 assists. Sophomore Jaime Diefen- bach added nine kills, while senior setter Loyd Wnght amassed 42 assists. Caldwell had eight kills and one stuff block, while Nihipali, last year's ClF Division Il Player Newport was paced by senior Brian Gaeta's 13 kills, while seniors Greg Perrine and HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING DON UACH I DAllY PILOT Michael Bury and hJs Newport Harbor High teammates tackled Mater Del lD a nouleague meet Friday. Newport sweeps Newport Harbor came out on top against Mater Dei in nonleague boys and girls swimming actk>n Friday, 96-70, twice. Leading the boys ( 1-0 in league) were Ryan Lean, who took first in the 50-yard tree and 100 free, as weJJ as Andrew Cole, the top finisher in the 200 individual medley and the l 00 backstroke. On the girls side, Mai Tajima took first in the 200 free and the 100 free while Jenna Murphy was first in the 200 .indMd:ual medley and the 100 backstroke. The girls team improves to 2-2, 1-0 m league. Earlier in the week the girls handled Sea View League foe Aliso Niguel in the Jatte(s pool, 98-72. NONLUGIM! llOYS Neuaport ...,._. ... .....,. o.t 70 200 rrMdMy relay· 1. Newport Harbor. 1M.10; 200 ...... 1. ~{MO), 1:51.81; 2. luly (kH), 1:51.R ). Al.#~ 1:S9A2; 200 IM· 1. Cole (NH). ~ 2. ~lannl (JM)), 2:22.29; J . ...,, (Mi), l:a.ot 50 tr.1. 1. LMn (NH). 22.93; 2. Simo (MO), 23.09; 3 WeiMr (NH), 2A.21. 100 fly -1 H4n5en (MD). 59.52: 2. Hodteobury (NH). 11>1 10; 3 MastTUlannl (MO). 1-01.62. 100 free 1 l8n (NH), 48.76; 2. Simo (MO), 50.31. 3. Hockenbufy (tolH), 55.33; 500 free • 1. Au« (NH), S:J 1 .A4; 2. Welnef (NH), 534.72; 3 Armstrong (NH), 5;41.13; 200 he relay · 1. ~Del, 1:35.88; 100 badt · 1 Cole (NH), S4M; 2. Randall (MO), 1:03.19; J. Thompson (NH), 1:05.30; 100 breast· 1. ltlno (MO), 1:08.83; 2. Ran&ltl (MD), 1:10.31; 3. Dillmen (NH). 1:10.53; 400 free relay • 1. Newport Hi1t>or. 3'.3U5 ~ GR& "-port ........ M9Wo.t 70 200 medley relay • 1. Mlt. Del, 1 :59.93; 200 frH • 1. Tajima (NH), t:S7.99; 2. Josepfl (MO), 2:02.17; 3.1<¥ves (NH), 2:11..32; 200 IM · 1, ~(NH), 2:11.10: 2. Belden (NH). 2:29. 1'; 3. 'tine (MO), 2:32.61; SO free · 1. Coffin (MO). 25.62; 2. 8IMOf\ (MO), 25.99; 3. Parole (MO), 26.22; 100 fly -1 • .loMpfl (MO), 1:cKCM; 2. Lansing (NH), 1:08.13; J. Gef9ln (MO), 1:()9..32; 100frw • 1. Tajlma ~ 501; 2. lannon (MO). SU6; 3. P.role (Nii), 56.69; SOD free • 1. Conway (Nt1), S:.«l~ 2. Beebe (N...,, 5:43.75; 3. C:.Ulun (MO), 5l45.31; HEAD COACHES I .ASSISTANT OOACHES CHEERLEADER COAcm.5 Wanted Volunteers • Youth Football NCWP!H"-Meaa Jr. All-American • Full C.0..tact Prognm/6 T~ • Agel 7to14 c:o.ta McU -~Bach -Santa Ana ,_ Jiaf a PM ~fl-Mc.Git .... ~ ...... c.-......... ..... ")64M~ .__., ... 200 free relay • 1. Mater Del, 1:A3.90; 100 badt • 1 Murphy (NH). 1:05.28; i. Hittner (MD), 1:10.73; 3. Grodcl (NH), 1:13.CO; 100 bnmt • 1. Wight (NH). 1:16.58; 2. Paine (MD), 1: 19.70; l . SCaff (MO). 1:20.18; .00 free relay -1. Newport Harbor, 3:54.JO. SIEA VIEW LIAGUI GRS ~HAMoa-..AwoMiaa.n 200 medley relay 1 • t Allio Nlgu9!, 2:03.81. 200 tree· 1. Tajiml (NH). 1:51.94; 2. 'Neid\ (1.N), 2.'08.89; 3. ICMges (NH). 2:, 1.71. 200 lndMdual medlly • 1. Meler (AN). 2:20 OJ; 2. 8eldeo (NH). 2:31.59; 1 M<.Oirnon Wf), 2:34.03. SO tree · 1. Murphy (NH), 26.66; 2. Wight (NH), 27.25; 3. McCormldi (AH), 28. 19. 100 fly· 1. Sdwfe (NH), 1:03.37; 2. Lansing (NH), 1:09A7; J. hit» (NH), 1:10.03. 100 free • 1. Del Men! (AH), 59.72; 2. Parole (NH). 7. 18; 3. Meler (AN). 58.A6. 500 free· 1. Wtkt't (AN). 5:37.12; 2. Lansing (NH), 5:'1.l2; 3. INbe (NH}, S:A2. 12. 200 free relay • 1. Newport Harbor <Patoi.. ~ ~Tajima). 1:47.91. 100 badt • 1. Del Mot.i (NG. 1:00.51; 2. Mutilf1y (NH). 1:04.91; ). Gf'odcl (NH), 1:11.5.1 100 bfMlt • 1. ~(NH). 1:16.31; 2. Surwtlt (NH), 1:11.Sl; ), HOfton (AH), 1:2t.69. '*lO free relay • 1. Aliso Nlguel. 4:23A 1. --.. Doily Pilot UIEFS . Melum~ Conte picked for the South All-Star team Local duo will play against North April 20 at OCC. Newport Harbor High senior Tony Melum and ~ Costa Mesa High senior DaVid Conte will .represent the South boys 1n the Orange County All-Star Basketball Game, scheduled April 20 at Orange Coast College. Conte, a 5-foot-10 senior point guatd bound for Cal State Los Angeles, was the Co-Most Valuable Player 1n the Paciftc Coast League. He averaged 21.5 points, including a career-high 43 tn a Deoember tournament win over Marina. He was a two-time AD·PCI.. performer and was All-Newport-Mesa District at a jwiJor. He helped Coach Bob Se:rven's Mustangs go·18-10, tytng tbe dool single--seasoo victory record established by the 1966 squad. As a junior,"he helped Mesa earn a share of the PCL aown. the program's ftrst league title. Melum, a. 6-6 senior forward, averaged 21.5 points to help the Sailors win the Sea View League title, the school's flnt outrtgbt league championship since 1985. Melum. an All-CIP Southern Section Division I-A choice as a junior, helped Coach Larry Hint's Ta.rs advance to the CIP Division II-AA se<»nd round, befOre being eltminated by Villa Park. New'port was 20-1. The South will be guided by Mission Viejo Hlgb Coach Jeff Cunningham. The North boys will be coached by Cyp-ea High's Jeff Russell . . The boys game is scheduled for 8 p.m .. following the girls game at 5. No local girls players were selected. -by Barry Faulkner Bucs fall, 4-2 O range Coast ill] College freshman . \ ( 1 Mijanou Pham <.._}/ pitched a solid game and Charlotte J<ralt slammed a two-run home run, but it wasn't enough as the Pirates' softball team lost to defending Orange empire Conference champion Fullerton, 4-2, at OCC's field Friday. Kraft, the Pirates' shortstop, blasted her home run in the fourth inning to pull OCC (8· 11, 2-8 in the OEC) to within, 3- 2. But, the Hornets (21-6, 10.1) received their fourth unearned run in the seventh inning to preserve the win. Outfielder Kelly Sharum and Pham stood out for the Pirates. OUR ant COMllJKI fuu.llml9t 4. OllANGll CoAst 2 FtJfferton 030 000 1 • 4 6 0 Orange Coast 000 200 0 • 2 5 4 Ob. BYrdO (6) and Maxllo; Pham and Lee. Dix . l-1, l ·Pham. l-3. 28 • Lindgren (f). ~ (F), I.ft (OCQ HR • Kraft (OCQ. Mesa falls in five Carlos Jaime I ~ I had 22 kills to lead Costa Mesa High, but the Mustangs lost to visiting Western, 14-16, 15-10, 15·12, 10.15, 15-9, in a nonleague boys volleyball game Friday. Eli Solis pitched in with 17 kills while Mike Huang and Jell Collette each had six blocks for Mesa (8-2). ·we played good in spurts, but had a hard time playing consistently.• Mesa Coach Dave Somills said. •Hopefully we'll start playing a little harder, but I'm proud of what we've accom- plished so far.• Eagles romp Paul Collier, ~ Jess Hellmich , ~ Frank Gamboa, • :2la ~ Skipper Todd and David Silva led the Estancia High boys swim team to a 97-67 nonleague victory over visiting Savanna Friday. The Eagles (3-2) broke from Pacific Coast League action and took advantage of their dual meet against the Rebels. Hellmich was the only double winner of the day ( 100-yard butterfly and 200 individual medley), while Collier (200 freestyle), Gamboa (500 free), Todd (lOObackstroke) and Silva (100 breaststroke) won one event each. The Estancia quartet also won the 200 medley relay and the 200 tree relay. !Oll.fMlll EsWICIA n, 5AvMMA 17 200.....,,...,. 1. Esunoa (GM!boa. Silva. ~ Collier). 1 :59.62; 200 ,,... • 1. Colllf:r (E), 2: 15.92; 2. Withom (S), NA; 3. Murphy (S), n.t.; 200 ... 1. Hellmlch (E). 2:2.5.75; 2. Dodston (S). 2:53. 75; 3. Phoughtllt <S). 2:S5.16; 50 ...... 1 Boike< (S). 25.15; 2 GMTlboa (E), 25.4; 3. Silva (E). MAS; 100 tty . 1. Hellmich (E), 1:009; 2. Coldte. (5). 1 :20.34; 3. Vl4'ma (£), 1:32.75; 100,,.... 1. ~ (5), 1:03.21, 2. Palmerie (S), n. t.; 3. Metkovlch (E). 1-0S.16; 500 ,,... • 1. Gamboe (E), 5:45; 2. Colllf:r (E). n.t; 3 ~ (E), n.t.; 200,,...,...,. 1. Estanoa (Collif:r, • Silva, Hellmich. Gamboa), 1 ;48.22; 100 bmdl • 1. Todd (E), 1:19.09; 2. Oodston (S). 1 :20.50; 3. Thal (E), 1 ;24 09; 100 .,,.... • 1. Sitva en 1"13 94; 2. varm. (E). 1:30.0S; 3. Marstellaf (E), n.t.. *>O ,,... ...a.y • I. S.VaNla, 4:21. Orange Coast men defeat Cypress Orange Coast College freshman Matthew Henry ~ ~=~et;~~~~~!:~g-~~~: ,al;'- EmM Conference men's swimming victory Friday at occ. Henry won the 200-yard individual medley and the 200 butter1J:y, while Yarbrough was victorious in the 100 and 200 freestyle. Orange Coast improved to 3·0 in conference dual meets. OUR flPll Q)ff1181(1 M ~ CoAst 132, CW.SS 25 400 medley relay· 1 Orange Coast~ Myer, Aigner, Hefvy). 1:53.0S 200 free· 1 Yartwough (O)CC. 1:55.2; 2. 5wamon COCO. 2.1>1.12; 3 Probert (OCO. ~.14. SO fr•· 1. OeMattino (OCQ, 23.52; 2. Roberts (OCQ, 24.SS; 3. Sample COCO, 24.91. 200 JM · 1. Henry (OCO, 2:14.63; 2. Stucker (OCQ, 2:17.17; 3. Aigner (OCQ, 2:20.51. 200 fly . 1. Henry (OCQ, 1:01.14, 100 free · 1. Yarbrough (OCO. 51 01; 2 5wanlon (OCQ, 52.57; 3. ~A (0. 53.12. 200bd • t. Semp6e (OCQ, 1:01AS; Z. Mywf COCO, 1:05.76; 3 no nanw (0. 1:21. 500 tree · 1. Aigner (OCQ, 51>1.()4; 2. Gilbert (0. 5:31.85. 200 breast · 1. Myer (OCQ, 1:06.07; 2. Robem (OCQ, 1:08.51; 3. Probert (OCQ, 1:12.23. 400 free ~lay • 1. Orange COMt (DeMartino. Yattwougt\ Sw..-.on, Bandarull). 1:37At . Mustangs fall in PCL match at University Costa Mesa HJgh was downed by Univentty, 14- 4, in a Pacific Coast League boys tennis match [fl] Thunday. Spencer Solomon pulled out twowtns (7-5, 6-4) et No. 1 .slngle• and Coung Nguyen earned 6-2, 6-4 wins before falling, 5-7. The Musteogs are 0-5, 0.1 tn league. r1e11upm mp Ullllt-•· 14. c.... ...... ..,.._·Solomon <CM> lost N, WOt\ 7-S, M. ~ <ON won. W. ~ loat. 5-7; Helwnon (CM) loat. J.4. CM. 04; o.aa.. Ut-Snetn ((M). CM. 04. H; ~(CM) lost.\.(~ 04; ~Vo (CM\ 1o1t. CM.~ CM M • ~ilyiPilot SPORTS Saturday, Mc.ch 23, 2002 .i3 DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH Corona del Mar's Garrett Snyder (right) makes a return ln Friday's first-round match. A PCL PREVIEW? Top-seeded University, and league rival Corona del Mar both ease to first and second-round victories Friday. NEWPORT BEACH -Pacific Codsl League adversanes University High of Irvine and the host Corona del Mar Sea Kings dfe one step away from a champ1onshlp collision today following solid victones in the first d.Od second rounds of the thtrd annual Corona del Mar AU-Amencan lnVltationaJ Boys Tccllll TennLS Tournament Today at l p .m. University will ldckle Menlo School of Atherton, and Corona del Mar duels Brophy College Prep- drntory of Phoenix, with the winners in a champ1onsh1p matrh at 5 p m., all al Palisades TenOLS Club Uruvers1ty advanced wtth a 4-0 W10 over San Manno m the opener and a 7 -2 decision over I ldrvard-Westlake of North I loUywood Friday Corona del Mar swept past Mills Hlgh of Milbrae, 8-1 , then disposed of Monta Vista of Cuperbno, 7-2. The only upset of the day, and perhaps not necessarily, ANAE CONTINUED FROM Bl them is just one of the many method5'Anae uses m he r quest for stardom. Some of her most Lmportant goals? ·Before 2004 Olympics I want lo go to Olympic tnals Ill the I 00 f>ack, • Anae said "I really want to play water polo, too I want to go to college k>r playing water polo• Athlellosm is another fdcct of Anae's success. She plc1yed for the trosb-soph volleybdll and water polo teams before rising to v8J'Sity sWlJTUTUDg this year. During Cameron Ball Hres back ln Friday's first-round duel. was second-seeded St. Joseph's College of Brisbane m Australia, which fell to Brophy in the second round, 7-2. Corona del Mar had no trouble with Mills as Garrett Snyder, Carsten Ball, Tyson Hunter, Wesley Miller and lssei Salda swept to smgles Vlclones, and the doubles swept, as well Only Alex Strom of Mills had an answer for the Sea Kings, and it was a big one as he defeated Corona de l Mar's No. l , Cameron Ball, 8-4, in singles. Monta Vista got to the Sea JORDANANAE Kmgs for two points, both m doubles. University, meanwhile, the early-season pick by many to wm the Pacific Coast League, showed a very strong lineup agawst San Manno m the opener No San Manno singles pl.ayer could do better than lose, 8-3, and the No. 3 doubles team of Anson Hsu and Jeff Lawrence won, 8-0. No. 1-seeded University swept in doubles against Harvard-Westlake, as well. "She can play any sport,• Voiding saJd. "She was a great athlete on the court, too. She played anywhere we needed her to m basketball. Her skill was showing in all areas. She's a highly skilled athlete. I'm glad she also chose swimming.· Next year, Anae said she will decide if she wtll add volleyball to her busy schedule agam "I don't really en1oy one (sport) the most,· Anae said, when asked of her favonte sport. "I en1oy domg all of them. lf I really had to choose, water polo would have to be my favorite.· Anae's early-season water polo season, as a driver, she mainly pradlced with the varsity team, as a sign of Uungs to come. success has also been a reflection from decbcation to swunming, wtuch she attained from trauung with the lrvme Aquazots "That's helped a lot,· Anae said of her club tra.J.llUlg. ·1 used to be on an YMCA team. Aquazots is more structured and you give a lot more dedkabon. That helped me a lot.• But nght now her focus is on swtmmlng and swimming alone. "She's just going to be a front-runner most of the season, and emerge quickly as a leader,• CdM girls swim coach Doug Voiding said, "Girls are already looking to ber as a leader. She's just a great athlete all around.• Voiding speaks from experience, not only from tb1s year. but from last year when Anae played on bis CdM eighth-grade basketball team. But, the high school compebtion has also been great for Anae, who expects to earn more accolades before she graduates. •High school is a lot moTe relaxing than club,• Anae said. "There's a more friendly atmosphere. It reminds you of when you first started swtmming, for the fun of It. It's great to be a pa.rt of that.• I SUMMY IS All·AMERICAN INVITATIOW. IOYS TEAM TENNIS TOURNAMENT ................ lfophy 7, St. Joseph'S 2 ,.,...,.... lAMf'• ...... SCJom--seet.ger. •1 ~1); 8alMaall (CdM)def.~1-&.~ ltoberU (CdM) def. T~ •s. ,.....,.... Unlwrslty t Sill M•lnO 0 Hlmrcf.~ 7,,..., 2 ~S.Mlll4 Menlo 7, HotKa Minn 2 Sill Minne> 7, ~ 2 JeMt s. Hot'lce Minn 4 Moll& 5, 111o ~ 4 a.ow West 5, Cheshite ~ 4 C:.... ca MM 7. MoMfA v.TA 2 C'.ofON del Ma' I. Molls 1 Mol'M Vm 5, Rio Americano 4 trophy Collq,.,.., .. OoW 'NS 1 St. JoMph's 7, o.ntte Au6emy 2 ~=--~MIU.51• I ...... (Mn ... (CdM) def.~ M. ~ (CdM) def Vee, M; CM .... (CdM) def. Lft. a.o: Hunt9r (CAM) .. llMll\ lo&. Mills (CdM} c»f. ~ 1-3; s.lda (c.dM) def Olung. &<> Second rowtd IJnlllenity 7, Hiwvard w.tlake 2 Menlo 9, c..mpollndo 0 ~ -Sl10m (M) def. c..m ~~ M ; Snyder (CdM) def. 5Hberg-. M; C.r. hll (CdM) def. Leung. a.o; H\fter (CdM) def. Fung. 1-2; Miller (CdM) def. Son. U; Salda (CdM} def. CNng. 8-2. ~ • Dablf·Yff (MV) def. CM. 8<111-Glngold. 1-2; LM lludenko (J.M def. w~ M ; Srl)'der-Mlll« (CdM) def. Rum-OlUrlg. &<>. Coron.t del Mat 7, Moma Vista 2 Do..iblel • Snydef-Huntlll' (CdM) def. I.OWIEASE RATES ON AILMERCEDFS-BENZ '02 C230 Coupe 24 in Stock AwtamatlC frarumils10n '02 C240 Sedan 14 in Stock Auwmatic, Moon Roof ~2 C320 Wagon IO in Stock uat~r S.C..1s, Moon Roof 48 month lease on approved credit with FlCOscore 700+. Nn secunry Jepi><iH. T.1rnl Jmeuff. or rr.ide equ1ry: C2 30 14,269.21, CHO 15021.52, C320 15,799 27 IO,<.XX.lm1l~ye.ir fan-.., m1ll'age 20 cenu,/m1. (,,, Lhe flr.1 5,lX)() mil~. 25 cent.s/m1. thereafter ..., I \ I< \I \ H h I '99 C230 Sedan $18,888 White/Gr.y, Hurry Won't Last. (772491) '97 C280 Sedan Luther, CD, 6 Cyl .. (Sl9742) '98 ML320 SUV Wttbnd Special, Hurry. (008186) '02 C230 Sedan $19,888 s24,888 SZ6,888 '00 C230 Sedan s2 7,888 Black. Low Mila. (820136) '99 SLK230 Rdstr. $27,888 lolded, Sport ld.ition. (1194S9) '00 C28~ Sedan $28,888 CD. V1lue Pk& •• Low Mila. (II 91 T7} '98 E320 Wagon $30,888 CicHJeout Local Cu. (496SSI) 'O I C240 Sedan s3 1,888 White/Ash, CD, Super Oan. (IOSlll) 'O I ML320 SUV CD, White/Saddle. (2311'8) 'O I ML320 SUV CD, Iola, H.-.i Seats. (2l27'2) $33,888 $34,888 '00 CLKl20 Coupe $35 ,888 Bladt llcauty, CD, Ovoeia. (IUl14) '00 £320 Sedan ~9,888 El Value fltlc .. Bladt kauty. (030007) 'O I E320 Sedan $42,888 Low MiJts. Hurry. (262613) '00 E430 Sedan 542 ,888 s,ort Edition. Sitwr luUct. ( 111392) '99 SLSOO Rdstr. $49 ,888 Low, Low, Low Mila, Hurry! ( 176469) '00 S4JO Sedan $55,888 CD. Niv, Low Mila. (006262) 'O I SLSOO Rdstr. $62,888 Silvtr, Grat Tenns. (200839) 'O I S430 Sedan $65,888 White, CD, Phone. (160238) '02 Sl500 Rdstr. $69,888 Silwr, N1¥iption, CO. (202199) '00 SSOO Sedan $69,888 btn Clan, Low Mila. (129196) Hard to Find -Tough to Beat Two Two '02 GSOO Wagon '01 MLSS AMG '02 CLKl20 Cab White '02 CLk430 Cabs Two '02 coos AMG Cabs Three 'O I CLSOO Three '02 Cl5oo White 'O I CLSS AMG Two '02 Cl5S AMG (' Black '02 CL6oo Silver '02 5600 Sedan Silver '02 SSS AMG Black 'OJ suoo Four RETCHERJONF.S M·O·T ·O·R ·C ·A·R ·S NEW PO R T BEACH 888-624·1401 3300 Jamboree Road www .fjmer ce des .c om M,1n ·Fri S.m • 9pm • S.t 'hm-7rm • Sun IOam -7pm f ( • .. GR£G FRY I DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar's Jerttt Thayer is congratulated after scoring a slxth-lnnlng nm. but it was not enough to turn the Ude. COM CONTINUED FROM 81 better. I anticipated ta kmg some Jumps I rudn't think we would ldke this many. but that's what you get when you have a young tedffi. I know we have the talent We just have to keep them understanding that we're moving in the right direction.· Presson, the freshman right- HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebrating the Daily Pilot's Athlete of the Week series t j I I J TODAY KEOLA AsuE<iA ~ Costa Mesa V football AARON S IEMERS ~ Orange Coast ~ soccer JAMIE DENolwER ~ Costa Mesa W cross country OCC sweeps Soeren[I Sc hn e id e r ~ provided t 7 kills 'V..@ and setter Scott Wanant had 48 assists Friday night as the Orange Coast College men's volleyball team swept Long Beach City, 30-27, 34-32, 30-28, in an interconfer- ence match at OCC. The Pirates, also led by Jeff Taylor's 12 kills, improved to 15-0, 11-0 in the Orange Empire Conference. Long Beach City fell to 7-6, 5-6 in the South Coast Conference. CdM tops Capo John Grod led I @ I a balanced Corona del Mar High attack Friday night with 16 kills as the host Sea Kings defeated Capistrano Valley, 15-4, 6-15, 16-18, 15-5, 16-14, In a nonleague boys volleyball match. Bart W.elcb added 14 kills for CdM (2-1), while Ryan Inman and Bric Jones had 10 each. Kevin Welch had eight kills and nine dJgs, while setter Spencer Miller dished out 51 assists. CdM's alumni game is tonight at 7. fielder, smashed a tnple to center field in the sixth inning. The Trojans' center-fielder dove for the fly ball. but it bounced oH his glove. Presson's shot scored Thayer, who reached on a fielder's choice, and the Sea Kings trailed 4-3. Thayer also drew praise from Emme for making, ·a great play," at third base when he charged at a bunt. Thayer, with his bare right hand, grabbed the bunt off one hop and threw the runner out in the second inning. "We made two double plays,• Emme said. "We played solid defense. Our defense has to cany us through the year.· CdM junior. pitcher Nick Rhodes went the distance (six innings), including 86 pitches, with two strikeouts, no walks, eight ground outs and the afore- mentioned two double plays from grounders. University Coach Chris Conlin called CdM's record, "deceiving.• "Rhodes is a very good TODAY'S SCHEDULE pitcher,• said Conlin, whose squad improved to 4-6, 2-1. •we scouted him a couple of times and we were a bit ready. (But) CdM shouldn't worry (about its record). It's a wide open league. Getting a loss is not that big of a deal.• rACfl( COAST lWUI UNMltsrTY 6,, CoRoN.\ D& MAii J Corona del Mar 020 001 O • 3 8 3 Unlvenity . 110 022 x • 6 10 3 Warner and Sagud; Rhodes and Karp. W -Warner, 2-1. L-Rhode. <M. 28 · K.arpe (CdM) 2. Sagud {U). 38 • Presson (CdM). J1AC1 MID HOI C.ollege men end women • UC IMne Sping 8'Nlt lfMtlltlonel llt N1tuter Stadium. Reid ewnts begltl at 10 Lm.; Rurvling ewnts begin at 12:.a p.m.; VlngUl'd at ~on llMtatJonal, 1 O a.m. c.ommuwty CX>llege men end women · Orange c.o.st llt y V«nt lnvlt8tional, 9 a.m. High tdlOOI boy\ and girts • Newport Harbor at Anoyo Cemlval, at~ Padflca, 10 a.m.; Newport H.n- at Chino Relays, at Otrus Collegt, 10 a.m. SOWL College • Vanguwd 11t Point L01M ~ doublehead«, noon. High school · Newport Harbor at Garct.n GfOlle Tournament, at lake SChool; Cost. Mesa 11t Troy Tournament. 111111 High school boy\ • Coron. del M¥ High School All-ArMfbn ~at Plllsades Tennis CkJb. SemlfW!lb, 1 p.m~ championship, 5 p.m. MHIML C.Ollege -VlflllUMI at Point loml. dou- blehudef; 1 p.m. COmmunity CX>llege -Fullerton at Onnge Coest. noon. STEVE MCCAANK I OAl.Y Pl.OT P1tcber Sam Greco and hll Orange Cout College teammatel bOlt Pullerton today at noon in an Orange Empire Conlenrnce pme. 3185 n.IMlr ll¥d. coetll lllem a..--. ........ .., (714) 845-7168 l MESA CONTINUED FROM 81 Check it out." Ca.ta Mesa (S..S, 1·2 in the PCLJ got a runner aboard in the top of the eighth after an infield single by Adam Beltran. but he wu cut down trying to steal second base. The Artists, still juiced up from Murphy's riveting home run wbell they were down to their last strike, loaded the bases against Cabico in the bottom of the eighth and scored on a .fly ball to center field for the wio.nlng run. Cabkx>, 2-2, yielded only five bits In 7'l/J innings clnd struck out 10, but ran into some tough Daily, Pilot t -111111 1 B• , t, . 0 lJ "I I\.• r 11 ~ ) 1 ( • t.1 f)t I I i l. ft'*Y'l- 1..arjuna a.di ....... J {8 lrri'lgs) ~6. c.c.ar.dll MlrJ Nor1tlwood s. ...... 4 1'-dlrt-1&15 Clolllll Miia llt c.c.ar. .. Mir ,. .. dlt llt UnMnlty Laguna Beld'I at Nofthwood luck. Costa Mesa scored ln the To open the bottom or the third, fifth and sixth innings for eighth, Scott Labeda, making a 3-0 edge. In the sixth, the tUa initial plate appearance after Mustangs knocked out starter replacing leadoff hitter Scott Youngstead after a leadoff Youngstead, who was ejected single by Nathan in the sixth, singled to ......:...-------Hunter and a walk start the winning rally. .,We played a to Dan Bitler. Laguna Beach's good team. With Hite on in next hitter, Blake Hite, relief, Adam missed a saaificebunt That'a one of J o r g e n s o n attempt, but Labeda, the best teams sacrUlced both who had already runners over. The committed .to second we've played Artists, however, base, made it satety tor an season. To botched the throw a scrambling stolen to first for an error, base. be honest with allowing Hunter to An out later, Todd you, though, score. Merz was intentional-A.J. Perkins had ly walked, then this is the best an RBI single for cleanup hitter Chris group of ki. 'ds Costa Mesa in the Stansbury walked to third on a high load the bases for Ian I've ever bouncer over the Baumer, whose coached ... " mound and Mesa scoring fly ball to center brought home Mike Schubert Carrasco laced an Labeda from third on Laguna Beach High RBI single down the Cabico's 117th pitch. baSeball coach left-field line in the ·we played a good -------hfth. team. 1bat's one of the Hite, 2-0, earned best teams we've played all the victory for Laguna Beach (8- season, • Schubert said of the 2, 3-0) with three scoreless Mustangs. "To be honest with innings, giving up two hits and you, though, this is the best striking out fow. mostly with a group of kids I've ever coached. big curveball. They come prepared every game and back each other up whether we're up or down ... for Nick Cabico, it's unfortunate. I'm lucky because I have 14 Nick Cabicos on uiy team. He's a class act and works hard. • PAClfK COAST UAGUI LAGUNA lllA04 4,, CosTA MESA 3 Score by ...... Costa Mesa 001 011 00 • 3 8 1 LagunaBeKh 00000121 • 4 S 2 C.bi<o end C.rraKo; Voungstead, Hite (6) and Baumer W -Hite. 2.0 L -Cabko. 2-2. HR • Merz (LB), Murphy (LB). Estancia almost upsets Northwood COS TA MESA -The Estancia H i g h baseball team almost pulled off its second upset in the same Northwood 5 week, but Eagles 4 lost to Pacific Coast League visitor Northwood, 5-4, Friday. The Eagles (1-7-1, 1-2 in the Pacific Coast League) had the tying run on third base and the winning run on first with two outs in the bottom of the seventh. However, the Timberwolves' rigbtfielder made, what Estancia Coach C.K. Green called, ·a circus catch,· on a bard-hit line drive. "That's another team we know we can play with,• said Green, whose squad rallied for tow funs ID its hnal a t-bat for a stunning 8-7 WJn over Corona del Mar Tuesday "That was a close game. We almost pulled at out in the bottom of the seventh." Estancia left nine runners stranded and finished with three bits, as Paul Flory, l'yler Hoffman and Eric Shaefer collected one each. Flory also pitched a complete game with three strikeouts and no walks. Northwood improved to 5-4, 2-1. Estancia will try to turn things around on 1\lesday when the Eagles host University. PACllC COAST l.fMUI NamtwooD s. EsTANaA 4 NMhwood 100 112 0 . 5 10 1 Est.lncia 102 001 0 4 3 2 Miller, Kuyllen<S.H (2), ~ (.4). ~ (6), Morrison m and W.ianabe, Flory and Lund w -H¥per l · FIO!y. <M 28 • Kuyllendaft (N) · lightning downed Sage Hill's 2-0 lead through three doesn't hold up. Sage Hill High took a two-run lead, but visiting Bretbren Christian battled back to earn an 11· • 2 victory over Bmhren 01'. 11 the Ughtning ~,..... 2 in an Acad- emy League baseball game Prtday. scored twice in the tblrd inning to take the lead, but Brethren answered with two runs in the fourth to Ue the score. The Warriors (5·2, 3·1) added four runs in both the fourth and fifth innings and closed the game out wt.th another run tn the seventh. Brethren Cbristtan piled up 12 bits while Sage Hill had six along with seven errors. ACMWJ llMlll ... ,_ a-n.11, .... Hiiu. 2 ~°"""' 0002441 • ,, 120 s.oe Hil 0020000 -2 '1 ~ Want.n (5) Ind w.-,, 01'111 ~ frledr1dw. 1.op1r m end Kom1We1t. MdC.te(6).W -OMJ..1.L·~ ./ "! I . Zack Prledrlchs went 2 for 3 with a double and a triple to lead Sage Hill's cftensive attack. Also providJng a spa.rt was Marty McKee, who went 2 for 3 with a double. 1-J 21 -frledrtdw &. Wlllilll .....:.::.-,..... MctC.. (S); K.11'1 (IQ; OM CICi'" --Sage Hill (3 .... 1-3 in league) 38 -Friech:hL • Polley By Fax (94<J) 0:31-659-+ ( 1'11•,1"' IUt (llfll' \ llllf IUlllll' 1111<1 JlhtllU" lllUlll"°r "1111 .. 1' II 1·1111 \1111 lo111'k '!litli II pnrc-l(llOIC'.) ByPhone (<H9) <>-+2-.567H Hours By Mall/In Penon: :J:H) \\i1•i.t llm St n·t>t Co ... 1u ~1":-.a. ( ;',\ ()~(l:l? \1 \rv. fl"" llh 11 /It ll1t\· St Monday ............... Friday 5:00pm TuPMitty ............. Monday S:OOpm ThuNduy ...... Wedn~day S:OOp111 Fricluv ............. Thun.cluy 5:00pni :0-,Hturday ....... , ...... F'riday 3:00pm Ro1t11 1U)d dra<Ui111'11 uw 1111hjtN 10 1·h 1Ul#{e 1''itt1oul 0011cc•, '1'111• ('Ub1i11lillr N'llNVI':. ,, ... ri~ltt ,,, 1'1'1111411' n·rlllll'lif), n-vi~r or r<'jto<'I Oii\ d1111,,il'ic·d 1uJv•·ni1>t·1111·111. Pl;u,,.. rq1oi 1 1111\' rrn>.r dmt nun lw i11 \'our du .... 1'ifi,·cl 1~1 imrrll'cli;1td). ·1i 1r Ouily Pilot m·c·1•pt11 1111 liahilitv f11r 1111\ nror i11 ull 11ehc•rti!>4'1;1ru1 fur. \\'hi..!1 it n111y lw n·"1111111'il1h· ,.,,.,.,11 frn 11 ... 1·0.,1 ... r 1lw 14pUt't' 1cc·11111lh 111·1•11pi1·d h, tht• nror. Cn•1 lit 1•u 11 01111 111• ull11~1·d for tlll' fir-.1 i11"4·r1i1111. Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Su11da) ................ F'ri<lay .S:OOpm Index 1. as 4.20 .---· ' .. -~,. '· j,._ • a EIMCE DIRECTO -for All Your Home and Business Needs - 4•0-486 101 • 216 430·46• .............. Mtwy •• _ ... r'J r-.··, . cm Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4 wk, min.) 1' ' . '-· 690 . 697 400. 412 -~.' 470. 478 Call Lonalne at 642-5678 x24 ~N01U$1 I G:t 9 ffOUSUICONDOS FOR SA1.E CORONA DB. MAR 32 HOOSEs.tONOOS . FOR SALE NEWPORT BEACH , ... :Ml 11'°·*711 110 APT'S COSTA MESA NOTICE OF SALE Of REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE Cue No. BP029881 Superior Court of the State ol Clllfomia tor the County ol Los Angeles In lfle matter of the Estate ol AU.EN RALPH JULIAN. deceased Notice is hereby given that the under· ligned WIM sell at private sale, on or aner Marcti 26, 2002. at lfle office of MITCHEU. SILBER· BERG & KNUPP LlP, 113n W, ot~ BM:!. Los AngeleS, CA 90064, to the highest and beS1 bidder, llld subjed to conflrmlllon oy said Superior Court. aN right, Hile and interest ol said deceased at lime ol death, and a• nght. title and Interest In the est.ale ha.I additionally acquired, in llld to all the certain 1981 property Situated 1n the County ol Orange, SIMI ol California, de- IOt>ed u tollows Real Pfopel'tY 1n the City OI Irvine, County ol Orange, State ol Callfor • nil, legaly clMcl1bed IS fcllowa. Lot 40 01 Tract No 9504, In IN City ol Los Angeles, COUnty ol Of. ange, Slate ol Califorria. 11 I* map re<:Ofded In BooK 412, Pages 1 ltvough 5 indUSIV8 ol Miac9111neoua Mape, rerocll ol said County EXCEPT THE:RE- FROM al at, gas, miner· ala and hydrocaltlon alAlltances below a dlp\h ol 500 Ifft from Iha autfaoe ol a pottion of talcl land i:-.tt without Iha llghl of airflCI entJy u reMMld In deed• AICIOrded March 23, 1971 ' In boofl 9579' peQll 194. 198 and 199 of OfflciaJ Aeoonb. Thia conveyance it made Ind accepled and Iha ,... pioperty -ec:rl>ed heraln " granted llA>jec;t to ltl8 ..... manta. r1ghla, lfenl, ~= lmitatlonl. UHi Ind Olllef terml and pn:M-eiona llt lol1tt lf'1 ltl8 Dedlratlon of Rntric- llonl recorded "' Bool< 12410, plgl 988. of Olllc:ltil ~. ln tfle oMcl9 of the County Aecol'dlr ol er.nge OcM\ty, and all)' amencimenta thlfelO, eec:h and al of which are made a part htrlol and eicprellf y ~ on .. 1'111 p!opefty -ectl>eCt herein u thOUgll -..y .. tort\ herein. and h .......-.ante Ind rtgtlta ... lof1l'I thelefn .,. her*>Y eJCp(9111y ,... llMCI and granted. u hcaaemaybe. Mori oommoi.., ftllOWn a : 6 Slocum, WM, Clllfomll 92820. N>N. 529-142-05 Termt al Ille are cuh In i.wU tnOnlY al b Uni4ild StaM on ~otule,OI pmt Qllh and b9IW1CS upon .,, """' and ~ ..... ..,... Ible to .. pe!'IOnll ~~-~ ...., ... . lfldl or oltels ., be in~lnd¥141be NOllWd • "'8 1'°"'91d olllce .. any time lftllf .. ... pubflcalon ...... .,.,._d ..... ,. .............. Clll Tom Olmlld (114' Fictitious Business assist low·to·moderate Name Statement 1ncomo househOlds se- The lollowlng persons cure alfordable housing a1e oomg business as Ulrougn rental and home Kollmann & As· ownership through a va· soc1a1es Inc. 13321 nety of programs. 3) Wheeler Place Santa provide asS1stance and Ana, CA 92705 housing opbons Ulroogll Kollmann & As· the pubhc service pro- soc1ates. Inc (CA). grams 4) continue 10 13321 WJieeler Place, further lair houslng, and Sa11ta Ana CA 92705 5 I continue 10 develop This business is con· and Improve economic ducted 0y a collJ(lfabon opportuMy Have you started The City anticipates doing business yet? receMng an annual al· Yes 01/01/2002 location ol CDBG lllnds Kollmann & As· in the amount of SOCl8tes. Inc $490.000 Chrisler F1ege· In compliance with the Kollmann. President City's approved Cillzen This statement was Particlpahon Plan and hied wnh the County the CDBG implementing Cle<!< ol Orange County regulation ~4 CFR Ol1 02/20/2002 92 105. 1'11~ notice IS 20026893016 gtven to IOYlte public re- Daity Pilot Mar 2 9. 16. View and comment ol 23. 2002 Sa133 the City of Newport Beach's Oran 2002 Ac· Fictitious BuslneH uoo Plan n11s document Name Statement can be relll8Wed at tile The following persons lollow1~ locahons are doing business as 'c~City,_,_l"8WP0'1 Beach, RD CLERICAL 2285 """~ Office Rutgers Or , Costa • ilV of Newport BejlCh. Mesa, CA 92626 Planning Department Royellen A Duffield • City of Newport Beach. 2285 Rutgers Or . Costa Plilllc l.Jllrary Mesa, CA 92626 lndlvlduals wishing to This business Is con· express lhelf YKlWS con-dUCled by an lf1dM<kJal cemtng !tie abov&-·refer· Have you started enced documents and doing business yel? proposed acttvibes may Yes, 1·1-02 proYlde oral 0< wntten Aoyellen A Outfield comments lo 11\e City on This statement was 0< bel0<e 4.30 p.m on liled w1t'1 the County ~ 9, 2002 to the~ ~er'K~l~ge County mu~~nd Be~nomoc 20026894312 Development Depart· D ily PllOI .,_ 2 9 16 ment, 3300 Newport 8 ..,...r · · Blvd • Newport Beach. 23, 2002 Sat34 CA 92658, O< phone PUBLIC NOTICE (949) 644·3230 The CfTY OF City Council will hold a NEWPORT BEACH pLt>ltc tleatino on April 9, COMMUNITY AND 2002• at 7:QO p.rn at ECONOMIC City Counat Chambers 3300 Newport Blvd DEVELOPMENT Newport Beach, CA 10 DEPARTMENT IS hear pub4ic comments INVmNG PUBLIC and review ~ docu· REVIEW AND menls and the proposed COMMENT ON A t~~nne~:,:r .... DRAFT 2002 Ctty Clef'k ACTION PLAN J:>ublished Newport PLUS ntE Beach-Costa Mesa 2002/2003 Daiy Pilot March 9, 23. PROPOSED ~ Sal~ EXPENDITURE OF PUBLIC NOTICE COMMUNITY crrv OF DEVELOPMENT NEWPORT BEACH BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM (CDBG) City Council FUNDS Clwnbere of the NobCe Is hefeby given City of to tile Qen8f8I publte that Newport~ • the City or Newpon 3300 I Beach has P'epated • Boulevard, OreJt 2002 Action Plan In Newpoft Beech 8<XXH'datloe with the r-. PLANNING guiremeflta of the U.S COMMISSION oepartmtnt or Housing AGENDA and Urt>en DeYeiopmel1t ~~~-of,:. ~4.~- quired when8vef funding 8:30 p.m. Is receMd under any cif 1.SUBJECT: the following 1Ko0rama: Wine ~ Community Develop 2411 E Cout Highway menl Block Grant SUMMARY: ~t (COBG), Home Invest· to lncruM ~ rel.ii ment Partnerships floor are1 by •P (HOME). Housing for OfOXtmately 500 equere People with AIDS leet, and to ldd wine (HOPWAI. and Erner· tutfnO wMhln 111 ellilUng ~ Shetter Grant Mia ltiop located In (ESG). The City of New· Corona del Mar. pon Beach recelvM APPLICATION: Uae funding under the Psrmft UP2001•033 COBG. (PA2001-184) The Pun>OM of the CEOA COMPLIANCE PW\ le ID . l) ...... the Thia pn:iied t. bMr1 ,. housing end ~ viewed end II hea been deVelOplnent needs Of ~n·lld ht • la cat- loW• and l'l'IOdec'al4t-In-8QOllCllly ~ under come l9lfder* of New· the requlr*"8nll al lhe =:=.2i~~~ IO "*" llOl8 nMda, ECTF.-..1 ) CINcttbe h City's pio-orams end PfOl8*. end fltllnned OomrnUn11y Die tundlng tDUl'C8I IO Development l'ext rneel tl>oM tot the Amendment No ~2·2003 Pr09'am ~l-003 Yw. and 4~ ~ One Ford Aoed MMltl 12. lie ~ dlMrlbu-SUMMARY: ~ llotl of fWOUl'OM ltld to M'8nd .. PllnMcl ~·~ 90IJf08S ~ty '° =-~ =~~=·~~ .~ 108. ~:~a=--.~ f 1611 W OL VMl"fO end Houlll1u .. Alida. -_. • .., The goel Of ......... ...... ..coftll ..... . '4SAMl8.llCA ~ '°,,.... .. T1'9 ........ .... .... .,... :.:-::..: ::. ~ ~ •Y.KNl.OSOOITA .. ...,.... • .... T• MiD . .._ t-*"":"' ... r :-: dltr-..... : ='=-"'.'A:. ... .,... ~~~--· =,;ii'-; ,.;r.;;,cATION: CEOA COMPLIANCE. This project has been re- VteWed. and it has been delerrmned that rt 1s cat· egorically exempt under the requirements of the California Environmental Ouahty Ac1 undet' Class 5 (Min0< Alteraltons m Land Use l.Jmilabons) Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesa Dally Piiot March 23, 2002 SA143 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Orange County S;inr· tatoon District (OCSD 0< the D1stnct) of Orange County. Cahfom1a, will rece i ve sealed proposals until April 16, 2002, 2:00 p.m . Proposals must be re· ce1ved at OCSO's Ad· min1stra11on Lobby or Purcnas1ng 01v1St00 Of. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All real estate advertising 1n t111s newspaper Is sub1ec1 to the Federal hir Housing Act of 1968 as amended which makes it illegal to advertise ·any prelerence hmrtation or d1SCrim1na11on based on race, color ieltg· Ion, sex. handu:.ip, fam111a1 status 01 nallonal ong1n. 01 an intM1t1on 10 make any such preference hmnauon or d1scnmmallon • Tiiis newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement tor real Saturday • &ltldr/ J.5 1121 Goldenrod New Custom Reoovaoon 481 2 5Ba Reduced 10 Sl,625.000 Al Matllfll, MGA Assoctares 949.300.3304 Bufldera Opportunity Comer R-2 Tear Down Great Potential $799,000 CeU 8.J. Johnson Prudential Ce Realty 949-721-0132 estate wnich Is 1n vtolallon I I of Ille law Om readers are 10 ~ hereby inlormed that all """ ;JN.i:; dwet11nos advertised m this COSTA EA newspaper are available on _______ _. aJl equal o~un1ty basis To com aln ol d1scnml· nation. cat HUD toll·free ill 1 ·BOIH24-8590 PRIME ESTATES Lots I Ocean Vlewsl agt. Patrick Tenore 949-856·9705 www .patrickten0<e.com •2br 2111 townhome• Nt1r Ftshlon lallllld. 2 c attach gar, BHt loc. $357K Agt M~1529 BEACH DUPLEX LOWEST PRICE NEW LISTING AGT 949-723-8120 The Blulfs 3Br 2.~a Condo patio view o1 the bay ready kx updabng no agents $4951< 949-644-7425 lice. by the dale and -;=.======= OPEN HOUSE SAT·SUN 12-5 E SIDE CM 169 2'ST ST. Amber Way 3 & 48r HolMs. From the high, $400.000 94H25-G800 13S~1 time hereon above set forth, 10644 Ellis Ave- nue. Fountain Valley, Califom1a, 92708·7018. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL ANALYSIS OF BENTHIC INFAUNAL SAMPLES SPECIFICATION NO. S..2002·8580 Proposals must be subm1Ued on the lorm supplied by OCSD in ac· cordance wlt'1 all provisions of the specift· cations Specifications, proposal blanks. and further information may be obtained al the above address. telephone (714) 962-2411 Pubhs'1ed Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Marcil 23. 2002 SA142 Fictitious Business N•me Statement The lollowlng persons are doing business as. U S Residenll81 Lend-ing Corp , 1106 East 11th Street, Soite IC, Santa Ana, CA 92701 Zuniga Entarpnses. Inc. (CA). 1106 East 17th Street Suite C, Santa Aoa. CA 92701 This business 1s con· dUcted by a corpora.lion Have you started doing buamess yet? Yes, March 1998 Zuniga EnterprlSes, Inc Tommy Moses Zun!119. President This statement was hied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 03/18/2002 20026896150 Dally Pilot Mat. 23. 30. /\of. 8, 13. 2002 SA144 Notice -Public Siie Thursday, March 28, 2002 a.tween the hours of 11am .,d 1pm All merchandise, 1 ltOIWONOOS FOR SAL£ QEftERAL ONLY 4 LEFT CUSTOM HOMES 38A 2.58A FROM $461.000 SAT/SUH 12-6 2450 Eldtn Place Mt-725-0800 OPEH SAT 1-4 940 JOAHN 3BR 28A IMMAC $347.500 Mitty Fewel REMAX 949-646-9670 VIEW! Highly upgraded townhome. 2br 2 5ba wJ\oll attach 2 c gar Lg pvt yd PltlO. pool, spa $883,900 Owner/Bkr 949-644·5878 °f:w~N~-5 4 SANDY COVE Sbr, 4 5ba $1 ,850.000 Stefanie Meurer 949· 715-3158 Opefl SUndey 1-5 liklnWny Pine Dr. SANTA LUCIA PALAZZO largest Plan 5br 4 Sba $1 625.000 OPEN SAT·SUH 2-5 agt Slelan.e Maure• 2436 y-Place 9'9·715·31S6 COLl.£GE PARK 3Br 2Ba 24006.f t, 3car gar, mSlr OPEN SUN 1-5 br ste wl&auna. RV parking Montec:l1o "'-" 1 $424,900 Aal 714·~18 4600lf 5br 5.5bl 3 car ~ ocean viewa. u~ I I 9flded, 111111>11 llo«I, 32 HOUSB.Q)ND()5 IJ'Wlf1e IXIUl11in. SlefMle A)R SALE Meurer s2.oso.ooo NEWPORT llEACff _ __:M.;.:9""·7_,,,15-,_,3""156::__ OCEANFRONT FIXER Not For The Flint of Hewt !!ll M9-72W120 A Stunning TownhouN style propelly '" Belcourt TnnertJne, llarrMood /loots. French doors, hgt ~ ""' • 1"81)' uwa<Jed patio ~,,,~ ... 8olJ Tttnull 11~ TEMECULA Wine Country Estate 2 acres, 3000 s t Bonus room. 5 m1nu1es to fl14fl & f-ay, $525.000 egts Sh11tey 909-289-3440 °' Frank 909-206-0898 equipment. and fixtures from the former Hot --------IWl80ft YEW HOMES Newport Auotl the Slr'MI 281 1 5Ba 1 c garage no pets. S1195/mo 1&65 rr11ine Avenue •-4 949-720-9422 E.ii 203 .. BALBOA ISLAHD.. Hew 38r 2.581 2 Slcwy :>" 1 br Cozy tum IPI. util loci 1aC;11 comer home f1!11t .,,,,,. Monthly S 1000/mo end yard. wd hkup 2 c gar 949-675-7423 $2100 ag! 9'9-293-4630 •BALBOA ISLAND• 1br 1ba 1 c1r garage $1400/mo. Agent 949-673·7800 EASTSIDE CM STUDIO with lanced yard PET OK new carpet1111nyl. pain! & apoliances All UllS Paid $725,mo CaH for .nto 714·545-C>«2 Litt1t Is New i:ngtano cnarmer 381 3 5Ba 'le" Blufb 4& 381 very br-;~: E'Slde-8ackbay Studio I sep guest Quarteis hrawd & open haJdWd hrs comm 1 Bdrms S850-S950. gated. flrs $5200mo 9'49-460-8010 pooC w~-~ 2car an .i<1' pool. 911"19" avail, spa. r-------S2800mo 949-644-97. · no p!I!. 714--546-9860 1155 HOUSESICONDOSBAllOAFOR PEMNnnn I 28r 181 cott19t anaclled rwu Bayfronl Condo 2 Ir; pvt mater suites $2200/mo SlOOQ.lbonus. Dock aYlll MM7W728 0t 673-3663 carport w/Cl ~k-ups large enclQsed ya Id rl8W pain~ and blinels. f\lpels 51075/mo 949-722·13-42 Lov~Gated Comm. 1Br 1Ba IS·S85~mo wNng & gar to 75/mo wtpallO & re- served cafl)Ot1 lndry lac on SAie Walk to Tn-Sqr Kletn MNjl! 877-7~·8649 x 9'lOO Gardtft Apt 1Br patlO. Ocean View MOdein 3Br Htwport Htlghtl 4& 38a 3Ba den Ing w'd 2 oec~s houM. 211ory, 3000ll 2c 2< gar 1blk to ocnibay all' gar. 510 Aliso. $3450 llhOt1 4114 $3000m Mi-400-0411 l8rlll Gk. !Mt-72G-T354 1 59 HOUSESICOtl)()S FOR REHT CORONA DEL UR EASralUFf 3Br nr Boys & Gtrts club EU!au upgrall<!IJ new appl s wo ftr gar pools S2275obo 9'9..W-1491 rarage, walk..n dOSet near Exac COil<! h..munfum pent 05 SS & SCP no pets hse 21>4' 2ba vu 2 c ga• Ip $895/mo 7lW4l-0353 wo. pool no pet $1950mo Cwtom f9mily HolMS •staoa & Peninsula A~a" able molllt1s ol .>\Jy & Aug Call agt 949-675-6 l 6, E'Sidt Renlllla 2Br 1 Ba WI turn-$2450 949·72(}1123 gaiage. $142!>/mo & 38. r .. ~ 28, 2Sa * 2Ba w/garage, $1995/mo S 191 Maqnoba 9'!H>45-3fl83 · 1695imo 510 •i; Femuiat 3Bt 2.581 ij&I~ COfTI"' Bayview T l'flaa! very desn vaun oeil ne-. pa'"1 F-p "' sml<r $2400 949-933-5795 • -C<IM Open Wed Sp Sun 'P 119 • APTS ltUNTINGTON BUCH 94g.s11-no1 ., 12 LG Ocetn Yu Ded. In YllQJ Grtal Sunaeu I 3Sr 28a 2< gar WIO wd Blyvlews 3Bt 2Sa bcltyrd nrs Vl!u~ed cells gtWltte k~ gml>Q nr Fash Is comm tng $3150 94~6 poolS, S2800 94~1717 Completely Renovated tArve 38r 281 S2950/mo. Gat.d E..clUSNe BaySl\Of"es C0... 8 --. L.OC8tlon! 28rs 714·336·9800 $3500'mo 2Br 2Ba. 2< ga1 •......., Apartments w-.turlbOOm.com/ 2 oeaches .• ,, lp4c ava~· 714-842·2411 lomnthlm abe May 71"9&-1756. WALK TO THE BEACttll S400 Mow-in bonus Na 2Brl1 Ba $1175/mo, on 1 yeat lease 714-9$}2468 BEACH BARGAINS ·Sludtos $895 • I Bdl1TIS $1010 • nlO dep OAC Nicole 71~11 FIND an apartment through classified! Harbor vi.. Home single S1ory 38r 28a. 2c gafa91! V18W comm pool & tenM $3100.mo 9'9·644-6728 Hllt>or Woods 281 2Ba condo nu carpet PallO wlQ ii> 2c ga1 iX>rlltn poot ava•I 7·1 $1850 714-393-1925 T1le 8'ctlfa Twmhm 38' wal IO ll00/5 sdlooll>'Shop a!11lef $2075 949-632-6489 W-.1ront in ~ Bav 291 1 58a. Irv rm w•cozy Fp din rm wr~• HartlOo' V1eW. fum d complete w 88-0 turyalts comm poot & tf1C 1 yr tMse $25SO'mo .... 949-673-0736 •HAA80fl VIEW KHOU• JBr uaa 11n1n11, comm poot. l2t00hllo Tony MN51-1100 '44-54tt Specbll 18' 181 leer pamng, dec:k. WI[) ,.. rnodelld. \'l bloc* to beach '137S.lmo 949-376-7097 Z8r 1 a. ..... '° a.'41 very beMltilli. °""*' unit W/O. Ing. lotl'!lel dlrq, Fp $2195/mo 94~ Springs Spas •!Of• k> I t1 ···1 Ofl£N IAT-«IN 1-6 cated Ill tile Kmart Plaza lli6 "" 'Ott Caltow IWbof ~~nttrit~ ~barMet ~=11d~ ~.! .. ~,.!!. GrandWIO 110. Costa Mus. CA ''·''°,oooly <>wnet ~· pailtin;,-''ii800tmo' '8r 211 Towmouee Style, (comer of Harbo< and Ablolute But Valutl --.s;~~=::.!1~11:!:.--\!!ltt 94N™'326 1)91!0, Fp, OIW. gei, lndty Wlleon). lntereated Model pe!1ec:t 38t 2.581 hil·Ull'· new tllalldl.tlattl. pet1ier1 may caR tot in-~ _,. ce1a, Fp. uaom ~ Id -vi.. I I 'tm'rno 1 yr Ill. 4101 •A ~a 81~~~ti :"~~~~ ;.r_~~~ • · ..... \'JI ~-=-~..:... .. 596p·~~h· _.. N-11 iletlill cal Petrlck Tenol8, ,....,,_, -"' -~·, ~ ,..., r---· ,.. ....... ... ..~po 1<11 !MMSQ.870& llOOd lblwy. """'.,,,.., ~ plllo. ... =o~ :,•::, . ~ 8::';1',,,m!# StletOn Y..tv L.a air 1i.. 2 pab. laundry ,.. "" 1111i1Mo . --~ .. ~_.<Xll:l ___ ... Stcu.;14:¥5 t .m large 112 = .. ,,._.., GOOD JOBS. RBUABU SUYICBS. IN1D1S11N DIINGS ro aur. l'l'SAU. HDB JnmMf 'IN QASSl1lll (Hf)'°""' ._ II, l --· AallD dll .. <Mt-r:r, ~"™"Y~ =-= ~,· ~-. -+ TwrNe. 8'IP'Cll 2000·" Ollcle. -1 ,..... .... "°" 38r 2..581. lg .......... 11 .... 2c -=.r· SG.000 l!!d uill, !NIN7!! a.I • RWllal 949~1 !!!.t!l!!tf!!tl COftl v-... '"·~ ..., ................. ... .... , ... ...... ltlMO. ..... . r'""i··· . -~ .... t-,.t· ... ' +~ . ~ , ., . .. . ' Licensed Preparer 1. • Refund anticipation loan •Electronic File • State and Federal (949) 548-3329 629 Terminal Way #25, Costa Mesa (949) 646-8803 ALL TAX FORMS -All STATES • ELECTRONIC FILING INDIV • CORPORATIONS· FIDUCIARY PARTNERSHIP -llC -ESTATES 350 E 17n1 STE 117 COSTA MESA, CA 92627 OVER 30 YEARS EXPERJENCE WE TYPE LEGAL DOCUMENTS •Income Tax• Divorce • Bankruptcy •Child Support-Raise/Lower • Restraining Orders • Paternity • Guardianship • Quit Claim Deeds •Legal Separations • Custody/0.S.C. •Small Claims/Collections •Wills/Living Trus~ (800) 771-8132. (714) 371-4036 wctypelegaldocuments.com GET lltE PEACE OF MIND ONLY A CPA CAN GIVE YOUI Ate you gelling au lie ddldions you are died'>? Have your return dona by a CPA al a REASONABLE rate. • lndividualJl!uslness Tax Returns • Electronic Fiiing •Gel your refund In 1 to 3 days• llodedloetl!r & Stllles ~ SaUdap ('.dell Palllic Aa:mnlllD Br ... -=~111 I 949.851.9676 I !Ml Wiii ti lrtllllStl ·QAC ,_ llllll 111!1 Tax Matters www.taDnattert."'9b1.com cwtb10ta1,,,.n.rs.8fwb1.com Tel/Pu: 949.515.2882 2052 Newport Blvd., #6-73 Costa Mesa, Ca 92627-7140 12th year preparing Federal & State Bualnesa & Personal Tax Returns Enrolled Agent ..... MANAGERS • IPECIALt $20 OIFf WITH AD (Mull ,,,..,,. .. Ad) 235nna&~ Sblld Oii bldU'f ~-=~ Lobl>y/Olrect dial phonttlfrff HBO, ESPN & DillclPool & Jacuzzi, GUMt la1Jll- dry (be ti> 405 l 55 ,,. Min'• from o.c. F1f!onjs oollege IJlCI bchl. w11king di. tanct 10 shopt and mllurenta. COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 2ZT7 tflltlor Bl'td Pllont MH45 4140 Old« Style Fumitwe PIANOS ii Col*1lbles . ..,.....,_._ . St-. AMot.. Olk•"""''" $$ CASH PAID$$ ... _.. __ WE BUY ESTATES ·~..,_., ........ FAl1D" . . . ~ I OAA01N1tG AllllTNIT PT, IT.SOI llr. f.U, ~TNI~ plellt end llWn Clfl, '°' ...... on.. "' COIL C!I MH7H2!1 GARYS ISLAND lrvln• location ia currently hlrillO F/PT sales associates. Flex hrs. Xlnt benefits. For interview Call Jed 949-450-0895 Newpol1 CfMt room w/ pi1Yate beth. Kllchell & leut!- dry room priY. Community ~ & spa. Aval! May 1. ~649-4822-LOOKING lof JACK l JILL ties ~g..":g7::f7 ·~~:,,,;;;;~.;;;:;;:;;,.. PT 1:()().4:30 ot 6:»9:00 S0m8cJi8A8T :: :,,J\,,are 10~ Cdfll 3 blocks IO beach. shart 2br q,tx, aunny, spec, prof female. W/O, storage. ttt2s..11.i.11. ~arr=..'°~ IMta a.., CA 12101 left. Is that You? Paclllc -•i-CA•1'14 Symphony Tt141fundlng NPB nr Hoeg Shira 2bf 1 ~ Eve & Sats. $725/mo. 94&-697·0250 ~~tr"~~ 450 APPLIANCES I ra 14-87&-2398 94Hn-1208 722-1921 --Newport Bch Altl1ttc1 NB/lg sinale fem residence. Refrl~retor $185 ~~sseo1o,~=: desigller lumished. single Wnherroryer, $145/M ~lats. Please malt person r\lsmk~pels. $1000 Excellent Condition tetumes to: Vintage HR, 949-978·1986 NM41-5&41 959 San Mlguel Dr~ Ste 1-~ ~11 454 -1 ;:;:;·~ • • /llodel Home Fumltu,.. PT attarnoons/FT Summer Airport Oflice SPKe Siie Exquisite /.fodel Home HetYy phont & comp ·~·. 2o42 Buslness Center Or.. Fumilufe for UW!g. OitVng, !:Wlfic&S::S ~~1 Irvine 800-1 Brosl. Below l.l>tary, Master & P/lfJO - Matket Rent. 949-752·2222 :~i ~.ssAn:..,~ Pa.tts Clerk FIT or pff CANNERY VILLAGE aV8llable. ~ at 50-70% off. $7.00-7.50/Hr. Loe H.B. Offlce/ert studio, Seriol.ls lnrerest only. Call 714-898·5733 $756/mo 949-376-8446 '°' appt. Ao for Don or Pat 949-&73·3733 e.utlful bladl wlcbf PROVEN SYSTEM! Beautiful Blyslde office w/ :,::..~~~ S1500hnoJPT $5000+/mo garden ,,_, covered pOOig. l ... ~... .,.. ....... ,."""" FT, trelntng provided cont & recept + all setvices .;;;..:..::'"'=""'•....:.r=..=•L ... =~-=-== 800-211-1251 or visit Incl 9&852-0300 l301 Otslgner 4-Tler Shelving www.calhmtcluinlc.com HUNTIN wloak mouoting & shetYes, GTON BEACH $75. Cul1om f 1 \12 x 11 \1211. Prime Offic:e/Medi<;al Bldgs. oll·white 5" wool shag 8f88 Cal Palnek Tenore rug $500. 94!Hl42_9574 Nationw1de USA -- 949·856·9705 HUGE MOVING SALE ** .. ------Thomasville dining set w/ 1 402 LOST & I cluna cabinet & &e!Yer, sota. F.OU end 1a1>1es. tamps. enter· ND lainment cenler and mote .._ ____ __._ caN tor onlo 949-759-8943 Loll LAblnlte PlllpOrt In p T lht 1111111 of ShlllM Hljlzl oot 1bl• carved PT-2Mlr wee11 for Ioctl church. General olllce knowiedQe. strong com· puter skiffs, good com- munication/people skllls. organized. Contact First Uni1ed Methodist Church Costa Mesa 949-641-7727. VALET PARKING POSITIONS at Costa Mesa holel Jl'op- ertv. Call 714-74&-7686 LAX airport area Mahogany legs, 1nlaye<1 call 71 4.751.2759 Mother ot Pearl insets. ------=-~..:..=..==---Belgium balls. cue stick set, I I rrHJSt see Wil detlver 454 FURNITURE 412 CEMETERY 949-433-1&15 -• LOTS Ped1lc: V1ft Plftl Nlche for two. Palm Vista. Ocean view. Valued at $5500. Make ofter 949-854-2588. GARAGE SALES BALBOA ISLAND GARAGE SALE • SAT, W. GREAT STUFFlll 11 a 0np, 8llbol ...., SHORES INTERIORS FLOOR SAMPLE LIQUIDATION SALEll ALL PRICES SLASHEDll Upholstery, Lamps, eccessorles • .I 2640 AVON STREET NEWPORT BEACH off Riverside a Paclflc Coast Hwy 949-642·2255 sofa, eotertainment center, 45e tables, chails, etc. I! CdUl&tate Siie Sit &-1 Everything Goes• I on Surtllne (c:crner of _____ _.. ::::::::::::=~~ GoldenrodlCl'own Dr.) Local kittens, CllS, dogs lor C.M.1Movl119 Salel Multi· adoption rain O< shine. ev9fY RECEPTIONIST Fllllily 511 a.m. Antlqlm, Sat-Sun nocin-cpm Fashlon II you are a mulll· !~!!!!!!!!~'!!!!!!!!!!! col1ec:tibles, garden tools, Island ANIMAL NETWORK tasl!ed. Hke a 18$1 houMhokl llilf119 dothH Into 14!M44-2279 paced envlronmenl, 1 183~11202 FOR':) "":~=St · ~:~=II ~:enga~=:.: --""''" must apply. Exp nc;wnm1 ...,...,, Comm~~ Sllel 14M51-480e Pf&ferred, beautllul ._Cry_lllll_Co_~_bea_utifvl_' _48!_, .-lac--la-Coalfmt___ ~uin Hll1s r!ii2to I I off~~ !!,.~r. ~~. ~11~" /1';,11,f. M01rEL! ~=O<~:,~ '°San • ~ O< ~~=at SUl1S61 Views. S7500lmo. I co• 'I'! B _ -'-HUGE MOVING SALE N8 Newport Boats, 2500 yr 18ase. agt 949·718-2742 J 60 eau7 Sat Q.3 Mov1nQ to AU&tralia COAST COIN NEEDS W. Pacific Coasl lmlNQllate 28, 2•75B1 New Ownership! musl seP otllce. paliO & OLD COINSI Gold, Sl'lver, Hwy .. Newpol1 Beadl. wrth loft. in The Summit. Grand bedroom furniture, ollice ,tewelry, watches. antiques. ._ ____ ...,. $2,900{mo. CeM agent·Aon n.Op . equlpmen1. gas BBQ colJeciibtes 949-642-94-47. 94~ ne-ming lamps, electronc. litness n _. __ 5,1>•-~ _, equipment. 358 Visla TOP USIRECORDSI ~ r"'C"UU Madera (behind Easlblull Jazz, R & B, Soul, Roell, Mon-Th"r U5. Wultly/Killbni hlil 118 11th Sum Huntington Beach Elementary School). MlKE etc SO'S ~,,'1!.,9c 7505 9's-n1-1139 10< roooi Info. ="----"'~=::<.."'= NP 1 Biii to bch Msll br incl pvt bl + sep entr f"il hme Jae~ access. no 6ITIOke _mo 949-548·1263 714 .... 4170 Multi femlly Garllll9 Salt Fumrture. bikes, kids stull Sal only 7-11. No eat1y birds. Alurt Ave/BaVV-Hel!ttts. Newport Beach STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?fi • • • • • • • • • • FIND an apartment through ciassified SEU your stuff through c]as.,iftedJ The uga/ Department at the Daily Pik>t is pleased to announce a new service nqw available to new businfsses. we will now SEARCH the name for you at no extra charge, and save you the time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Thm, of course, after the search is completed wt will file your fictitious business name statmzmt with tht Cqun.ty Clerlt, publish once a Wttlt for four weelu as required by lllw anti then file JO..llT proof of publication with the County Clerlt. · IJ'kase stop by to fik your fictitious business statnnmt at the Daily Pi/tJt, 330 W. '&iJ St. OJSta Mesa. If you cannot stop by. pkast call us at (949) 642-4321 anti UM 111Ul make.amzngemmts for you to handk this procedure by mail.. '/f J"U should have any farther questions, pkast call us and we will bt more than #!!!1 to anist you. Good luclt in your new businets! >1 . .. ' ... :; , ~LIFE SPONSOR A .PE~ For Only $19 You Can Help.·:. 1 Arc you an animal lover? Herc·s a great way to express it. . , ! Sponsor a pct photo on our special "Save a Life" page publishing on Thursday, April 25, 2002. Your sponsorship will secure a space for a photo of a pet who is ' available for adoption and needs a good home. This special p~ has saved hundreds of lives all over the state, thanks to people like you! Be a part of saving a life and feel great about doing it. This page is presented in conjunction with local animal shelters and Newport Beach Animal Control Services. For just $19, you can add your own special thoughts under the pet's photo. It will display your name as the sponsor of chis pet, or you may include a loving memory of one of your own ch~rished furry friends. SAVE A LIFE SPONSOR'FORM Name:.~------------------------=- Addre~: _____________________________________ ~ Cicy: State=-------"-'•p-· ----------- Credit Card#: ______________ _L.xp_· ----- Signarure:. ____________________ _...._.__ Phone(oprion~):. ______________________________ -"-·~·--'- For check, make payable co: Daily Piloc Text to appear in space below photo, 20 characters or less. Choose One: 0 In loving memory of _________________ _ 0 Sponsored by_·---------------------------------- Mail chis form with yow check or credit card information to: Save A Life, 'lo Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 D YES, SELL MY CAR Name Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily I Address I I City Pilot and the 1 Di> Hunting Beach-1 Fountain Valley I rPhone~----------- 1 Credit~ 0 MC 0 VISA 0 NAX Independent to 1 reach over 100,000 t-:bndt:---.::-. ~eam'"7:N~Lmber-=-------.....---=-fm.-~0ate----1 homes. Fax us th is 1 .----r"---:Please::---:-:Check~PettJ=--nent-Bo-x"'----.;.:!~ form with your credit I vw·--Make Model--~~· d # , I Ith I as~ a ""°"'ns.ia a .... Root car or ma1 w a v.. o ,.,_181,.. D 'llnl9doi.. Price ____ ....,.;i.;, 0 Aoito1lw C ~•ldowoiD WhMlt 0owra a check todayl I a .. ec-s a,,_~a~-c. ec-s D NNFM--c W...WM* Run for a week! If I g=g =.~ g~~ C NIPo-. 0 ~~ D"*IO a.ck~ your car does not • ~ ... '91 o.lly Piiot 330 W. BllV St. Coita Mt1M. CA 92027 sell, we'll run 1t .or L _ ~ ~J!:4G>~-6678 •"-(M)e:.1-w. ....... another week Fml All for Just $16·. ~t " . - • • .. !...ll.!...1' •. -· • v ........ ... . ~~~ Attn: GrowW1g Co. needa l\elp Woftl from any 1oc Mike $$$ row. F1111 ~ Ing I booldll. ICJ0.31 M021 or-~ low lnttrHI Debi COMOlldatlon I Ptreonel Loan• thru Uc/bond~ ltndtfl No lee Quid( ..-1~ I-POWER I . IOATI 1>1111y Btdltc B1Y Boat 20 Edilon lofirC aind Qll10m ... ""* -to llJPllCll!t $8900 MNtCMM4. Duffy 1 ltl Eltctric ·14 S1 I ,65o. mint condlllon. I OllllS MH73-3617 ..... Stdlll 4dr .... &N. nn _.,.,, MIY on gas 212k mt. SIOOO M._7tCMl15$ I -·~ . . ,.;__. • _i_ lllllW6251 ..... .., ... ..,,.... ..... ........... Nldl (11=~ .... H ._:rm llllW 525 .. Gl.e Ser*-Aeoofdl ..... "'Ptrtld lln .. (117'9= .. ~ M '-T777 llllW 5251 '15 m 111, uo, dlrtc metalic blue 1111 llhr, premun l50Wld CO btlu· trtu1 01ig cond, $14.m ~I E!kr 94!>-588-1888 BMW 540I Sedlrl 'W Rln•=:it= mlllll _...., (117~ ~ ... MM74-T777 BMW 5o40I Sedlrl '2000 blldl ~ i.o., 11111 powtr1 WWTlllly lndd. (11= Al.Ito .... M 74-7m 9MW 7 40ll '15 671t ""· alplne greeMari lltlr CO l)ooq. rtcOlds, ~· non &mkr 21, 95 von•H04405 Broker 949·586-1888 • Cllh For Your Car • ~Auto will buy your peld for or nol Cell =or Mllcolm for 8ldl • 14 4-7m ChtYy l71 't7 414 ti tended ~. c:onvMIOn p1c~e. 34k m1l11. 116, 949-7~1323 Qwytler Concord LXI' f7 3511 ICllJal ml. buround'fiWl ltlv, moonniol, :::t, lolded • garaged. non sm , bNu-~ or1glNI cond. S8795 lier 94!>-586-1888 ARTISTIC TtLE 41'10 STONE ~ ........ Ctt-lt. , ..... s.... -1 Jo m r oom quolil1 tDOri (949) 413-TILE . ' ........ lllC:tM IZl,"5 V*'I ....... .._,,.. 131."5 Vff7t7 52911 ... ~1:!4."5V13161 llMW 5291 W ~-m.-'°712 llllW 5299 '00 .....,_..,.Vl5" llMW 5291 'It Slverlgny $21,115 Y32M llllW 52llt '00 Sl"""9y .... VM73 BMW 540I TT W111M111 s:zs.• Vf0055 -540l 'W ~ l30,tt5 Vf2111 llllW 740ll .,. ~ 138,115 ¥0219 llMW 740ll ... ~137."5Ym5 BMW l4Clcl '15 ~ '30.IM VIiie llllW l50cl 't3 8lclblk $41,000 V'2M 1 BMW 113 .. SllwrlGrwy $31,115 V3038 BMW Ill l'09dlt 'lit ~ S21.995 Vt5131 BMW M3 .. SllYtfM SX!."5 l2tl7 Z3 00 ~ $23,995 Vl3.2M Z3 '00 Sltwtlbllt $21,9115 V3340 J.-Xj12 ... Burpi $11,115 Vim .,.:..Ta: Salunlay. March 23, 200'l WIU.LY llUDCI QUIZ • .::-.:: ~ QI · Boch vu.louab&I, you bokl: NOlnlf UBI' SOl/TB 10 .... 11:' ...._cm .. lhMl~V7t· ......... '00 llKMlll 132."5 v1m llntdtl MOO '00 llld!Mll ..... V21M ...... 'lllfOO" llKMlll SS1 ."5 Vltl7 ....... S8IO '00 IMlll ••vim l'oflctw Canw1t .,. .,,.,.. ....... V25t2 81111 '°°' 'IS ~ l1S,115 V1441 w.v o..ea 00 ewpn ., .... VQID5 Vallawg Nlw i.t '00 SIMrJgr.y .,.,. Vl2l7 w..n Udo-'01 OolcMlrl 112.115 Vu.I j w..wn Udo cou '02 ......, 112,515 V1ZA4 WtlWn Udo run '01 FltO'llll 112,5115 VOll5 Wwtlrn Udo -'01 Whltnll S12,111 V07D 949-~50-5915 Fon! T1111Ut Gl 't7 25" ICIUll mo, Melallc Atcl, tin 11'11. lulfy lotded. garlQtd, non SIMI. .. MW $7,?95 ~!>-58&-1888 Btu JaQUlr S-Typy 4.0 ·01 21k ml, full lldory WllT, mtQl1ic <*II blue. cream lthr, moonrool, CO, lookl & 1mell1 new 138,995 ¥418797 Bkr ~9:5§6-1888 Jegla'S~Vl'01 ~IYOt'f.:~ vmlGIB2496 .995 : .. i;r: J.-v .. din Piii .. Ant h ra cite/c 11 h me re ~.657ml Y!l\IXC87531S 142.995 P-u Javu-626-l5t-1248 J19UW XJR 'ti 60k ml. Brotish rac1n11 grttn oatmeal ltlv. co. superb ong cond, $22,995 Y781914 Bkr MMll-1 ... Jlfl\llr XJS Con"'1ablt 'tO Bmzllan lthr, local C81, gorgeous, al opc;ons, lk nu, lo 11'11, i8500 714-751-2464 JAGUAR XJll 't7 Rtd, lthr co. chromt wllltll. low mi. W ARAENTY, c111t1 $22,950lobo 71~9'821 SMAU JOI EXPERT1 DUNCAN ELECTRIC Loc&llOulCit responM Strvice/Remootl• • 20Yws~ l.12¥70 !MMS()-7042 UCEJISED CONTRACTOR No ,:ti too em Al _, Rlplor, rtmOdtl .... - """ """'* Mt 1'5 - .. .. '"' "• , rr •Q ltl o 15 o AJ 10 o Jlt'16 Pll\llU opent one oo trump (I S.17). What do you ~pond? wr-.... ' •18-19 poinu Wbar do you bid oow'I • Q 5 ·Boch vulncrlble, as South you hold: •Qt7'5 1:1 J o tl6H2 •S • Q' o A Q o Jltl 7 o • A Q ll The b6dcho1 hat proceeded: What .. your openlna ~ NORTH ltAST SOlJTH Wf..'t'l' I• OM f Q J • Neilher vulnel'llble, you hold: Whar do you bid oow1 • lt 1 7 'J l Q 3 0 K 4 • Q 7 2 Q 6 • Neither vulnerable .• , Sood\ you hold; Partner opens one no IN mp (I S-17). What do you respond? •KQ "6 CJ AK9J•AQ117'2 The biddina has proceeded Q 1'. AJ Setnh, vulnenble, you bold: SOUTH WEST l'IORTH .. .... .. UST 1 • Q 1:1 A 10 76 S Q 10 1 • K' 4 2 ' What do you bid now? The bidding has pr:occeded: Luok fur uruwt'rs un Monday. .... XJS ... llq4, COIW. 8(ji mi, .... tu, oftnMl ""'· bll top, co. dlromt whHI•. beaut cond, 1111.795 Ylnt457291 Bkr 949-586-1888 • ..._ JUI 't4 v~ Chlmpagnt/tan ltlthtr, beautiful oog;nal cond 110,995 fiml Ylnf682751 Bkr ~1- ,,.._ W XU -· *"-dtt ltrll '2001 Camll ~ 30, 120mi CLQ20 Cabriolet WllWC028870 142,995 -wlNll l.elllltf P9!llka ,,.... l.ocll Ctr·P£RF'ECTll 121-15-.1241 (117721.L..._ Auto 152.tf/J. Lind Rov., Dlscoffl'Y ;4;;;'._rrn SE7 .. -Iii. dllll "-' --"-"'-""-'-""-'-'---tan ltlv, ,.., Jump Mita. dual moonrocl, , .. , ... btalUIA ong cond, $15.995 Yf 5P5538 Bkr 94!>-586-1888 ,,._ XJI '01 l.txul LS400 '91 Otrlt '1'Y Ponctlt tll S 7 4 Grta1 ...,,..-+---+-Wtttm111sterllv01Y 17,331m1 = lltv ill. co. chrome lookl~runnlng, w!\lta, hke vtnlll.F24292 145,995 Jdnt cond 8911 fill nu. tan ll'C. AJC. very orig, no Ptnlke Jtg111t . • • rust $7,250 714-7Sl·24&t m-851-1248 $18,900 949-719-9506 --XJI .. Alpineloatmtal 34,663ml W!IXC889040 &36.995 PtntM Jlglllr 126-859-1241 ...... XJI"' laU &pft ... Sub 9000 Ct> Sedlrl '9'2 8lldl ..0.. L..ct. 90k '"'· llJIO, ~ lltv, Mt ..w:.dl a ,.... 1u11y lolded. ~ · oni;-1"7516= & • .JM• nal cond "'·995 ¥497612 -8lu 94!>-586-1888 M 4-T777 :;;;..~-==-=~-- Setwn Sl·I 't7 I -· Mazda llllta llX5 Conv. 4911 111, llAO, A/C, ~. pe. 'ti 21k m1, 51pd, ong am-Im, caae, 1111at cond. owner. btaclVblk Int. gt· below blue book, $5900 obo raged, non smkt, i.t ,_ 714-&40-9640 $10,995 v827519 Bkt 94!>-586-1888 SIUn SU '15 4dr Sedll'I 5111 mi, bcX*I recorcll, Look for answers on Monday. Wh!Wcashmel'I 35.0llOmi MAZDA lllATA '91 mXC860096 ~.995 •::.n-r.:A Jc:' s.ixi. Ol1I ~ty llll. .. -------------. ~~~ 1·c::11 ·~II"_. ____ ...... =·"=' pp ... 2tl-6561 --XJC8 Conv '01 Anthracrt81Cha1coa1 I0.090ml Wlt1NA12683 SStl.995 ,....... Jagus ~•1248 C.ustomer S.atisfadion - Medi Yim '17 48k mt, Red. CO. good con-Toyoa AVllon XLS '2000 dibon, $8000 94!>-515-9240 F~ equlpptd, tllwr, ... -· m 1111. m.soo pp .... 71H517. --u- JUNK TO THE DUllP111 714-Ml-1112 AVAILABLE TOOAYI MM7S.55H IREALESTATE I :d."'Ron ~Young FC1TAll Yow R~al £statt Nttds' 714-432-7873 WWWIOlj'Ml~.tllllll MOVIN·MAN Careful • Cour1eoua &O-., Pianos•An~ Free W.drobes FtM Estma!es 949-376-7825 . ' ·,,.; • ' " • • ~ • ' f_ READY WHEN YOUAREJ l...owRma. Slnce1981 9491845-4545 PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif Publlc· Utllll1es Com· mission REOUtAES Iha! al Uled hc>IM- hold goods movers print their p u. c. Cal T runblt; Imel end chaulfn print 1tllif T C,P. runber ii ..... Tllnls If you hive.~ 1on-. ...... ty d • "'°'*• 6no ot ct*"9r Cll. PU8llC lJriLmES COMMISION 714·.55MtS1 ... -.~.-.-... .... . ... ..J. Volvo S70 'ti 37\/ fill lull VW JETTA GLS 'W CASH TOOAY FOR CARS boo1ts records lact warr, euto, CD dlec ehlngtf, TRUCKS I SUV'S. A11 c:ham~oatmeal ltlv. p. AC. po.-wlndoWI a cir makes models and rears prtmn;m IOUl'd, i.e MW lodll, ldnl condlllon. wanted MMtM*. $18.995 Y'lnt697514 8lu St,GOIVobo Mt-72M095 94!>-586-IW VOLVO S70 'ti 551< fill St!Yerlbtack fthr Cd bt1u· tlful ong cond, s 16 .995 v-462751 &r 94~586-1888 Intmcr/Ederim Deccalttft PllatlDl Cob~ Rob Isbell • Owner Costa Mesa. Ca (949) 646-3006 Cell 949-887 1480 J9gl.w S-Typ1 VI '01 Carnal rtd1c11hmtte WlllGL.80739 19.380 "" $38 995 .,..... Jeguer 626-151-1241 1111 N.W.11MWftitMM11 Pl~I DIAllll--= CUANllG SNtW.ST TW££DY~ 949-645-2352 -.. ALL DR.4~S IA'CLOGGED •-.a..-.. ·-··-···· --·-"'-... C71-G•tl0 SELL your home through classlfied The Roofing S~!!!!rta 800-939--8846 '11Cmlll£T 1119 'IW!fA.. CASS, 6 CYl, I 'AS5ENGB. GM CBTHD l2'116ot113616TI •14.595 '97 c a ll£T DmEIJ' VI. ,/5UJS, CASS, CD, LEATlB. TOW rm. 1.UG<MGE IA(](. GM CHTHD (l363S31363.cT) •18,995 • [ 11£1 DmEIJ' RllY ICWllD, ltM MUS, YEl'f Cl.EAN, Rill POWa, rtNIO GWS, LEATIR. lOW Pm. OM CBTRD 1A5912213611TI ·'28,895 CERTIHm PRE·O•m SPECIALS ... , .. 11£1' 1119 'IW!fA.. CASS, 6 CYLN8. I 'A.SSENG8. GM CBTflD (17"9231362,l') •14,995 '97Clll.IM IElll.Em VI, 'IWI«. CC. lit POWB SEATS, LEAnB. CUSEm (12663VlS12r) •19,595 •Clll.IM IEIUIU VI, ,ISEATS, STmO CASS. CD. ION ,,._, VBY ClEAN, LEAM1 IH8 Met w.uaAHTY ~132Al/36W) •27,595 ......... E'RED 'CYl. AlllO, 'IW!fA.. CC. lit CASS, M00t«00E LEAllB ~/36.SST) •16,595 •me -·Ill VI, POWEi SWS, CD, TOW rN:1CAGE. GM CBTffD W012<1t'363.51) •19,995 •CllllM 111111m CD, M00t«00E RILY ICW>ED, 1 0Wta. VBY ClEAN, LEAllB ~ •27,595 • ·-..... CAssmt,CD, Rll P'OWB. LEATtU (1257'6/l50ITI •16.995 '11 ..... 119•mnz•T CJ &EIKE 6 CYl. PIWI«. CC. Tit PISWS. CD, GM CBTftD ( Tlll10t'364IP) •20,595 •c I llEJ Ill MU.IJ' GM CBTRD, rlWt«. CC. lit CD. LEATIB. row rm. TVIVl1f.O ('A2S/36621l •28,595 '11 c•u BET .,, I 6 CYl. Alt ,15W5, ABS, STllEO CASS, co, 1 owta. YEI'( ClEAN. fW. l'WI. l£Anll. IHlB « ,,._ l23021313691TI •17,595 •m••• ... , .. VI, CC. Tit CASSfTTf, CD, Rll rowa. LEAnll. rue CONTIOl (M40Q2J3SMI •24.795 '11 me t.-m Vi. STEI[() CAss. a>. FWY ICWS>. IOW MW. 1 CMtll. YEI'( Cl.ENt fW. PM. LEATIR. GM CB1RD 123011313611l) '33,690