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Home My WebLink About2002-07-17 - Orange Coast Pilot· .. .. • ·a1 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 WEDNESDAY,JULY17,2002 DON LEACH/DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa firefighter Rich Merritt shoots water at flames under a canopy of smoke in a remote area of Talbert Regional Park where brush fire broke out. Extinguishing the flatnes Deirdre Newman OailyPik>t a>sTA MFSA -The senior bus picked up Blanche F"tsher from her home on Aviemore Thrrace at 1:15 p.m. so she could perform some er- rands. When it picked her up later that afternoon. the driver delivered her a shoddng message. A brush fire ignites at Talbert Regional Park Monday afternoon, burning 25 acres and wonying some nearbyCosta Mesa residents. ·He said, 'Blanche, I think your house is on fire;• Fisher said bors in the process. As they stood on the Thrrace bluffs and watched warily. the erratic blaze kept them guessing as it hopscctched haphauudly through the paJt. Fourth of July. they were extinguished before they mushroomed to the mag- nitude of Tuesday's fire, Ellis said. While there were reports of children on bicycles in the area before the fire started, Ellis said be had no cortcrete evidence of how the parlc became ablaze. The area is popular with bicy- clists of all ages for the trails bordering the parlc and its ramps for riding BMX bikes. When she arrived home. her house was still standing, but thick billows of smoke engulfed her neighborhood. ·rt's driven by the wind," said C.OSta Mesa Frre Olief Jim Ellis, who was di- recting the crews on scene. "That~ why it hops and jumps around." The fire, which broke out around 2:30 p.m. ln Thlbert Regional P'ark - county-owned land on the border of C.OSta Mesa and Huntington Beach - burnt about 25 acres, sending ripples of fear through Fisher and her neigh- The fire, which Ellis said began near the power lines midway between Vic- toria Street and Coast Highway, grew quickly because of the dry brush in the paJt. Although there were a cou- ple of small fires ln the parlc on the C.Osta Mesa fire crews arrived on the scene first -six started attacking the fire immediately while two drove up to the homes on the bluff and stood Noon opening has Te Winkle full County fair-goers ta.lee refuge in park after early arrival. June CHa1rand• Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -ThWlnkle Parle wu ovemin with more than 15 busloads of cblldren who showed up for Jads Day at after 11 a.m. the fair around 10 a.m. on Tues· It wu a relief to youth group day, only to learn that the (air leaders lib Munfeyia Woods, didn't open until noon. who at 10'.30 a.m. were dieer- Wben fair oflldaJa learned fully strugling to keep their there were 1up groups of ctlil· lclds entertaloed for the wait dren waiting at the pa.rt. they· "We're just here making the opened the doors early-shortly beet of it.,. said \\OOcb, a youth BETWEEN THE LINES counselor from the YMCA in downtown Long Beach. She and counselor Sheajuana Hunter worted for close to two hours to keep the 18 children in their group entertained while they waited for the fair to open. The youngsters ate their packed lunches and did cartwheels in the parlc to ~ the time. "Every )'Cal' it opens in the morning;" Hunter said. "We didn't know it wouldn't be open when we got here." They weren't a!one. 1be Loog Beach YMCA group accounted for just a small fraction of the S..NOON,P ... M Like Jonah before them, dory ang~ersface the whale Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE «*11EWEB: ........ i(c:an • Jonah and the looming allnc:don of one ol Newport 8wb's ftnelt landmerb and tnldldoi1a. 1be ......... Ilse ill to Che~ dory leet -aper ..... • It 1-llnce 1•1oacbe_._, MrAddell ~ IDd .... NlwpmtPW-alll ... ._..,....,..abj tt..-bU:11 .......... Porlll,.... ......... ._&ma,,_M • • WEATIER Theeun'I out.high& .. ~ IOandour hunlldlly ...,.._ ... , T'hel9 .......... .... c...-.~ ........ ... ........ watch in case it climbed up the hill. Soon four Orange C.Ounty units and a county helicopter arrived to battle the blaze. Although two more helicop- ters bad been requested. they still hadn't arrived two hours into the fire. Ellis said access and water supply were the two biggest challenges facing the firefighters. The ground crews used shovels, piclcs and axes to clear the dense brush as blazes would be nearly extinguished in one spot only to spade up ln others. While the helicopter used water from a marsh area near the Santa Ana River next to the park. getting it to its desired target proved daunting, Ellis said. ·even though we're surrounded by ~ SM Fl.AMES, Pqe M A huge group of summer camp kids including Trevor Cole, 8, waited anxiously behind the fence after arriving at the Orange County Fairgrounds two hours early, thinking it opened at 10 a.m. instead of noon. GAEG FRY/t>M.Y PLOT Mormon Temple faces fight Proposed structure faces opposition from Newport subcommittee and public. June Casa1rande Daily Pilot • . • NEWPORT BPAQI -Tables that had turned in favor of a pro- posed Mormon Thmple ~ turned again as a dty subcom· mittee and an unoflidal suney show powerful opposidon to the project. A meeting of the city's F.nvi· ronmental Quality Affain Com· mittee on Monday drew a large crowd of residents to hear dis- cussion on an environmental ~ port on the project that was is· sued last month. The very favorable environmental report bad described the proposed temple as having "no significant impacts" on the surrounding area -a conclusion disputed by a subcommittee charged with reviewing the report's 6.ndi.ng5. . "The lighting on this fairly large structure as well as the steeple do appear to have an ef- fect on the vistas of residents," subcommittee member Gus Chabre said. This opinion Is in direct dis· agreement with the report. pre- pared by environmental consult· ants LSA Associates, which said that the project would have a negligible effect on views. The See TDFLE, Pac• M GOVERNOR'S CUP Sailing event to kick off U.S. Sailing designates cup Junior Finals. June Caaa1rande Daily Pilot EDfTOR'S NOTE: For manv people, 1Ummertime In Newport Beedl means fun times on the high. end not•eo-hlgh, eeu. With the largest pleaure harbor around end events like the Governor's CUp end the Right of the L..nera. Newport Beedl la at the center of• aport end lifestyle that la more then just • pastime. Thia YNf', with Im~ c:overege of the GOY9mOf"a Cup, the Deily Pilot la pleeeed to Id«* off CLOSING UP SHOP IPORTI C...dllMlr,_.,Ma .... LmAlu autMIR .... ..... ., ...... ....,. ! I 142"1*1RM1 ..._ ... ..... I • ~ ' ' LOCALS ONLY GETilNG INVOLVED • 0GETI1NG INVOLVED run• periodlcelly In the Delly Pilot on a rotating basis. If yoo'd like Information on adding your organization tQ this list, call (949) 674-4298. . · ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA Costa Mesa families can host a Gennan student and earn up to SJ,000 toward a number of travel abroad programs. Danielle Qi.rplno, (800) 322-HOSf. ,. ALS ASSN., ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotroph.lc Lateral Sclerosis Assn., which belp8 i{ldividuals who have the disorder that is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, needs volunteers. (714) 375-1922. ALZHEIMER'S ASSN. OF ORANGE COUNTY Support group leaders, Visiting Volunteers, family resource consultants and office volunteers a.re needed. Volunteers may work on one-time projects or ongoing programs. Talning sessions are available. (800) 660-1993. AMERICAN CANCER SOCtETY The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Society seeks office volunteers. The society is also seeking volunteers to answer calls for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter. (949) 261-9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop needs unwanted goods, such as clothing, furniture, jewelry. accessories. antiques and collectibles, to fund the society's research, education and patient services programs. The goods may be dropped off at 2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Volunteers are also needed from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday at the same location. (949l 640-4n7. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ROAD TO RECOVERY The cransportation program needs volunteers to drive cancer patients to and from medical treatments free of charge. The required commitment is a few hows each week oc month. Drivers must have a valid driver's license and insurance and be at least 25. Volunteers may use either their own vehicles or American Cancer Society vans. (949) 261-9446 or scomer@cancer.org. AMERICAN HEART ASSN. The American Heart Assn. is looking for voltmteers to perform various general office duties in the main office and implement educational and fund-raising events through Qiange County. No experience necessary. 1Taining will be provided. (949) 856-3555. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteers to give emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families In the greater Orange County area. Training is provided. (714) 550-0800 or (800) 540-2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Orange County chapter of the American Red Cross needs volunteers to address community groups about Red Cross services and to act as liaisons wilh the media in ctisaster and emergency situations. Lynn Howes, (714) 481 -5376. PETS OF THE WEEK Kittens These kittens need a home, says DiAnna Pfaff-Martin, founder of the Newport Beach-based Community Animal Network. "Because of our wonderful foster home program. our organization is known for delivering very loving and affectionate pet quality rescue animals." Pfaff-Martin said. "However, this group's caring but unknowing new foster mom remembered her dad saying, 'Don~ Touch The Babies.' So she didn't, causing them to be so afraid that they actually tremble in fear with touch. We have separated the titter into twos to give them a loving hand in socializing them properly. Please calJ to consider giving a home to these special needs kitties." The network also needs funds and a home for an orange female kitten that suffered a broken leg after being hit by a car on Jamboree Boulevard, she said. See other animals available for adoption at www.animalnetwork.org or stop by Rus.5o's pet store at Fashion Island between noon and 4 p.m . on weekends. Information; (949) 759-3646, or write to the Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach, CA 92658. DailyAPilQt VOL. 96, NO-197 ntoMM H. JOHNSON, JoM J. Sentoe. Publisher Art Oirec:tor 'TONY DOOEAO. (949) 574-4224 Editof ~•l«lm-.com .AKI'( OETTWG. ..... Mlleu .. I Adveft~Or Photo SUpeMeor LANA • (949) 7'84-43M Prornotk>ne Director tcn.phofo•111t1,,,_oom B>f1'1NO ITNf NEWllTAFF 0...-...... 8..1.~ Crime and cou~. (IMll Ma~I~ (948 67 ~-,,,..,..,,,•letlmea.com mwn.t»M• IM""-com .-.ca••••••• ......... Newport Beed\,.,,., (948) 9CYEdfeor 174-<&232 (Ml~ }un..~•,.,,,....com JMrw."*-•,.,..,,_oom r.tu,:.,"=Sl~ "°99' c.tlon, Sporu Editor .... ~ (Ml 574-"223 ftollD Ind erw'.ror.ment l9p0ftlr. rogM.t»rl«xl •lilldtrte&COm ...,.,......... .--I( ........ ,,..,, ............... ,..,...Edllor ........... .... ~ ~.,,.,..,..,.,.oom c.-.............. 9M271 =· , .................. ......... EdUOltton ........... PMDr ................ .,,. ................ .,,. FOR A GOOD·CAUSE CRYSTAL. l..AlURDH.EIOM. Pt.OT Valerie G~b holds a plaque that she received in honor of her raising more than $10,000 for the National Multiple Sclerosis Societ)'. Walking the .v~lunteer walk Valerie Gilb has been walking for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society NEWPORT BF.ACH - Valerie Gilb literally walks the talk. Four years ago, she learned that her best friend was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. And since then, the Newport Beach resident has participated regulaily in National Multiple ScJuosis Society walb, outdoing herself when it comes to soliciting sponsorship every time. Her first wallc with the Orange County Otapter was three years aAQ. for which she raised $4,400. Her second happened a year later, for which she garnered $8,100. For.her annual wallc last April in Huntington Beach, Gilb raised $10,367, officials from the society this month announced. This makes her the fourth highest fund-raiser for the Orange County chapter, and an extremely supportive best friend. "She thinks it's great," the graphic designer said of her friend "I told her, 'That's what friends are for."' Gilb also raised the money in honor of another friend -a friend of her dad's wife who was diagnosed about two years ago. In her Jetter to potential sponsors, who included friends and family and co-workers, she explained she was participating in the wallc for two dose-to-home reasons. The letter also read "They say the third time is a charm" and that she hoped to break her own monetary record "I mailed about 120 letters and got about 98 responses back," Gilb said. The average donation was about $50. She also had a handful of large donations at about $500 each. HNo amount is too small," the walker said. "I receive everything from a single dollar on up." Gilb walks and swims regularly and is a "kinda average fit person." She didn't train separately for the 1 OK walk. but didn't get tired through it either. Her best friend, who lives in Los Angeles, walked with her the first year, but now walks in LA. Gilb was accompanied by three other friends during the six miles. When asked what she thought about while taking her sbides, she gave a simple answer. "Just that I was doing this for my friend," Gilb said -Story by Young CJuvag ALMANAC DUI ARRESTS Nicholas Medina, 26, Costa Mesa WEDNESDAY REAL ESTATE Cecil Dan Holland, 47, Costa Cheryl Diane Liebel, 47, Costa TRANSACTIONS The following people have bffn Mesa Mesa arrested recently on suspicion of Kristopher Stevenson, 23, Irvine COSTA MESA driving under the influence of an SATIJRDAY 3022 Club House Circfe, intoxicant They have only bffn Fabio Gabriel Wakug.awa, 25, NE.WPORT BEACH $265,000 arresttJd on suspicion of a crime Rowland Heights and, as with all suspects, are Choong Vu Nguyen, 28, Santa SUNDAY 1633 Baker St, $322,500 considered innOC6nt until proved Ana Lance Colin Nelson, 25, Victorville 187 Lexlngton Lane, $239,600 guilty. Brett Adam Spaulding, 21, Costa SATURDAY 457 Costa Mesa St, $725,000 Mesa Brian Randall Raines, 37, 2650 Har1a Ave., $356,000 COSTA MESA Luis Martin Delatorre, 27, Santa Huntington Beach, 233 16th Place, $315,000 Ana Timothy Scott Herter. 28, 2156 San Michel Drive E. B, TUESDAY Ray Michael Tafolla, 43, Costa Newport Beach $237,500 Manuel Ruelas-Gonzalez, 37, Mesa Richard Allan Butzek, Huntington 126 Eucalyptus Lane. $245,000 Costa Mesa Beach,54 2400 Elden Ave., $200,000 FRIDAY NEWPORT BEACH MONDAY Scott Douglas Koehler, 23. FRIDAY ~ 6110 West Coast Highway, Ricardo Martinez, 33, Costa Mesa Glendora Jay Stephen Edwards, 23, Lake Mark Jon Ward, 21, Costa Mesa Forest $145,000 SUNDAY 101 Scholz Plaza. $146,000 Joshua David Lake, 26, Buena ntURSOAY TUESDAY 2957 Cliff Drive, $1.2 million Park Eric Paul Snyder, 33, Newport Manuel AJTeola, 33, Santa Ana 125 Kings Place, $2.QS ml.Ilion ' Deborah Celeste Fowler, 49, Beach Catherine Miry Jarema, 46, 2705 Bungalow Piece, $831,000 Santa Ana Gregory Jason Cruz. 33, Costa Huntington Beach 3812 Inlet Isle Drive, $835,000 Raul Andrade, 22, Compton Mesa David Steven Hjorth, 24, Tustin 900 Rosemary Place, $720,000 awtedne Centlo Box 1660, Coate Mesa. CA 92626. SURF AND SUN News ••Mltant, (949) 574-4298 Copyright No news stories. chrl•tlM.e»rrllloei.tJrn#.com illustr'8tlone. editorial matter or. Phcto;:: ........ end D11l1,_. advertisements herein can be WEATHER FORECAST northwest swetl of 6 to 7 feet. 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Hall, a music theater and the / Lutaeaaon,howeYer,theCen-Samuell Plat.a has reached ball State Farm ter had to aeule for 309, or 30 less of It.a $200-milllon goal Ki.rwao ·than the previous~. because said he'U tab what the Center Insurance will close of renovationa, including those can set its Costa Mesa to the orchestra shell The non-"As with any kind of fund-nlia- protlt venue recorded about $3.6 Ing. we wish we were at 100%, center and lay off million lea in ticket revenue,· but we'll take that/ be said. "We 525 I said Todd Bentjen, vice president hoped to be further along, but peop e. of nwkedng and conununica-we are· very pleased in view of S.J. Cehn tions for the Center. the economy." Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Orange "It's entirely a function of the C.Onstruction will begin in C.Ounty Performing Arts Center fact that we bad Jess perform-Jan~ with an opening ex-COSTA MESA -State Farm bad, like one of its shows, a ances this year, .. he said ... After pected in 2005, Mandel said insurance announced Tuesday "Blast" during Its 2001-02 sea-16 years, we needed to tab a "The problem is we don't have that it would be closing its ma- son. . breather and do some repairs to enough space." he said. jor operating center in the city. Preliminary figures released · the theater." The expansion will solve thaL which employs 525 people. Tuesday revealed once again But ~ntjen pointed out that With two ~re balls, the Center "We've had a presence in that, despite a less than te.rrific the year ended "strong enough" will have longer runs of Broad-Orange C.OUOty for a l~ng, long economy. cpntributions to the . to transfer $675,000 to the Cen-way shows and will expand the time," said company spokes- art venue's Center Fund ex-ters Endowment Fm:ld and dance program. man Scott Smith, adding that ceeded $7 million. $200,000 to a reserve for future "Everything we do will grow," the company hopes to main- President Jerry E. Mandel said education and programming he said. lain a level of service in the the great news is a ~ of thing'J programs. Kirwan on Tuesday also area. to come, as well. Bentjen, too, said the Center awarded the annual Chairman's "It was a wonderful year. should see continued success CUp. Pat Paus, a member of the The closure or the center, at The company Ja attrNttns Highland and South Coast that the dlanps. which U.O Drive, will tab place during include doling a ceota Jn the next 18 months or so, md Westlake vana,e that ~ most employees will be offered 702 people, wlD save S69 lnl- positions at other State Farm lion a year. locations, Smith added. Some Fawcett said that he bopel will get severance packages. that after the c1oeure, Steae P.d Fawcett, chief executive Farm will find another. smaller • of the Costa Mesa Ownber of location to rent and keep eev- C.OmmeICe, said the delay on eral hundred employees in any changes will limit the ef-town. feet they have on the city. Smith said the company "I don't want to see any large does plan to corwolldate teY- empJoyer like that move," he eral claims offices and open said, adding that he will be· one "In the Costa Mesa area.• working with local State Farm though not necessarily in officials to help keep tlle com-town. pany in town. Company officials said the The paring down of offices is move was possible bec:aulle being done to help save money new technology allows the and make the company more company to more effidendy efficient, Smith said. serve its rustomers. ., . Given the state of the world. I'm next season. board who Mandel d~ribed as delighted with how we came "We'll certainly have more· "super woman, the kind of out," he said. "We exceeded our people, more programs and woman you want to have on goals in terms of ticket sales and more performances and that's a your board," received this year's fund-raising. ... We're projecting good thing because that's what honor. Newport allergist William Sokol elected to national academy ·~ growth in both areas next year." we do," he said. The chairman award goes to a . Already looking ahead to the Outgoing <llairman Roger T. volunteer who provides extraor- 2002-03 season, Mandel said he Kirwan also announced at the dinary effort to the organization, expects the Center to do even Center's annual meeting of Mandel said. Paul Folino. chair- better in terms of ticket sales members 'fuesday that the fund-man and chief executive of C.Osta next year as the venue will fea-raising effort to build the Ren~ Mesa-based Emulex, was named ture its most performances yet, and Henry Segerstrom Concert the new Center board chairman. Pitch • In ' \~~!!~ . ... ,, Help keep· our city clean! Newport Beach allergist and lergjc diseases like asthma, rhinl-allergists, asthma speciaJisU, ... asthma spec~t William Sokol tis and atopic dennatitis as well clinical immunol~ and oth- has been elected Fellow of the as infectious diseases such as si-ers whose practices emphasille" American Academy of Allergy nusitis and bronchitis. allergy-related research arMI>• Asthma and Immunology. So-The academy is the country's treatment kol's research has emphasized al-largest organization representing -June~ . ~ug into yoor community. find out wMs gcing on in your city, Dailv Pilot parks, churches, schools, entertainment and sports. Read the... } 1{5~ 4~ Re s taurant ---Estabttshect In 1962 --- ~: Mattress Outlet Store BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! ,_.. 3165 Harbor Blvd. ... Costa Mesa • One llJlock Soatll al ~5 Fwy .. (114) 545·1168 The Costa Mesa Comm.unity Golf Classic ... 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Spece• sp...lblpe are •i•*ed Mll~~NOW • ' •-Quality Service ... ._N. d En~utai.nmcnr" .. M~ .... 17,2002 TEMPLE Con1hled from Al . disagreement, Olabre expla1ned. Is because the report focused on public vistas and not on views from private homes. And private homes have been the issue all along, Olah.re sald. An unoftlcial survey cqn- ducted by Qty Councilman Steve Bromberg drives fhis point home. · CUP Continued from Al M'Boating In Julr; which will be- come an annua monthlong focus on th,e harbor. • NEWPOKf BFACH -Balboa Yacht Oub officials who organize the annual Govemo(s Cup race always knew they put on a world-class event. But now, in !heir 361h year, they've got offi- cial affirmation. U.S. Sailing has designated the LINES Continued from Al of dory families have scratched out a hard scrabble living in the unpredictable and unforgiving waters of the Pacific. On countless mornings, even as the roosters still slept, and before the seagulls t~lc wing. patriarchs have pushed off from OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO lrombera lenf OUI ~ Dlb'ill IO llilldenll ol288 bomel ._ the .. ol the 18mple. pro· poeed IO be built at 2300 Bonita Canyon om.. He receMd 126 replies. 1boucb Bromberg em· pbuU.ed that the purpoee ol the survey WU to aolidt written comments from residents, a yes or no question on the survey nonetheless oJfers a anapehot, albeit an Wlldeoti8c one, of resl· dents' feelings about the project. Of those who responded to the speci6c question, l06 saJd they dlllpprOWld of the proJea; 18 ~~It'& noc lbe bulldlng ot the bllDi* ti.a I haws • c:onc:em with.. tlid Onld 'IMllf. a neighbor of the temple site who attended Moadly'I meeting. •It's the steeple and the ligbdng. I'm very ooncemed about them.• The 124-foot steeple and the Ughdng' on the temple were the main concern of 909' to 951Jlt of people who offered written com- q:ients, Bromberg saJd. Newport Beach event as the It's just another feather in the United States Junior Match Rae· caps of tb'i members of 12 im- ing Ownpfonship; which means pressive teams of young people that this year, the best U.S. team who will compete in the 36th an- will automatically qualify to nual Governor's Cup Regatta. compete in some even ·blgger The race pits some of sailing's and better race$. · most promising teens -no one "~s shows that the race older than 19 -in four days of in- has grown in stature," said tense competition. Each of the Mike Wathen, pdncipal race offi-12 teams re~nts a different cer for the Govemo(s Cup and a yacht club. Tuking tu.ms with staff commodore for the yacht eight donated boats, teams sail club. "U.S. sailing wouldn't be· head-to-head against the other stow that honor upon the event teams beginning on Thursday. if they didn't hold it in high re-By the end of the race on 'Sunday, gard." every team will have faced off Newport's shores in their tiny v~ls, breaking the surf line and heading to sea hoping for enough of a catch to pay their way through the day. Onshore wives and sons and daughters have scanned the horizons craning for a glimpse of their returning seamen. We know of one day in 1998 when he didn't come home, when 33-year-old Ilmothy Meek was lost to the Pacific. Probably, through the year&, some mµ:nber of dory men we don't know about found the same fate. It's impossible to understand the endearing treasure of the dory fleet's open market without embedding yourself in the middle of it. To stroll among the FULL BAR COCKTAILS poclced and grooved cutting bo~. the old spring scales and the stacks of maclcerel and . sculpin and rockfish. To witness brined and sun-weathered hands flawless fillet a sablefish with old wood handled, razor-edge lcnives. lb engage in lhe simplest commerce -the exchange of cash money for a few pounds of the freshest red snapper you'.ll find in these parts. But this living slice of history, this small monument to early American enterprise, may soon become only a remembrance. That's because a couple of bureaucratic factories in Sacramento and Washington, D.C: are on the brinlc of casting a broad regulatory gill net over just about all commercial fishing for certain species of fish off the California coast. And the action has pushed the dory fteet to the brinlc of extinction. L.aa ·ouR owN w1NEs 1un ARRIVED ~~ FROM NAPA VALLEY• · Already, the California Department of Fish and Game bans the harvest of roclcfisb - among lhe dory fleet's staple products -in California waters deeper than 120 feet. By itself, that regulatory lid bas partly contributed to the thinning of the dory fisherman ranlcs by more than half during the last dozen years. 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·64S·7626 WHY STAY HOME Now, that agency is kicldng around the idea to sharply curtail rocldish aagling in depths shallower than 120 feet. That Sunset Dinners ~istorante 9damma qina Monday-Friday: 4:30-6:15 AROUND TOWN FRIDAY .. •0r. Doolittle 2• will be shown at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Bade Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 paoong per car. (949) 729-0UNE. P.gplant~ Cannelloni Alla FlonDdna (with soup or aalacl) JUST $10.90 The Real Prime Rib or Filet SATURDAY Mignon (with soup or salad) JUST $13.90 Se.ndabs Piccata or Salmon Alla A wotbhop on learning how to start y6ur own business will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at National University in Costa Mesa. The worbhop will be hosted by the Service Corps of Retired Executives. The university is at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee is $26, or $20 if preregistered. (714) 660-7369 or www.score114.org. Checca (with~ or salad) JUSTfJUO (949) 673-9500 www.mammagioa.com 251 East Coast Highway• Newport Beach A progr8m on growing begonias will be held at 9:30 a.m . at the Sherman Library & Gardens In Corona del Mar. The library is at 2647 E. Coast Highway. Free. (949) 673-2261. Clean, Comforfllble, UnCl'Dwded More Person•/ AU.ntlon to Our .. mbe,. • Semi-Private for Men & Women • Lots of Equipment/Free Weights Pilate& Studio & Mat Classes • SPINNING Theater-Licensed • 16 Full Tlme Personal Trainers • Child Care 8am· noon M • F Ample & Convenient Part<ing • Yoga, TaJ Chi, Stretch classes • Step, Power Pump, Cardlo Showers, Steam & Towel& • Skin Care and Permanent Make·Up ElthetlciMI, and NutM Pracdoner "Wbh mia"9 ODt or h.o a - ~ ---• plGbllm whb ... clwntl ~ ... - 11.y welcome ...II! ~ ........ lrombera laid. •• , .. die .... belabt lbar'I plOblemadc to lbem becll•• their vleM ans hnl*fed by it.. Bromberg said be will con- doue to gather in.formadon beo. f'oJe he takes a polition OD the projecL . 1be 17,500-equare-foot tempJe of the Cllun:h of Jesa.-OU1at of utter-day Saints would be built with every other team, making the winner the undisputed champions of racing in their age group. "We have some terrific kids competing this year," race oftl- cial Jack-Butefisb said. Buteflah said be was especially pleaSed to enter an all-female team from St. Petersburg, Fla. "We're thrllled they could make it,• he said. "They're great sailors. .. This year; the international caliber of the race Is even more impressive as teams from Great move -were it to occur, say most of the docymen -would alinost certainly swallow up the last vestiges of their fleet. But if that great fish doesn't swamp the roughly half dozen dory enterprises still afloat, a pending action by the federal government most certainly will. In June, an emergency order from the feds put a halt to commercial fishing of the California coast for certain varieties of roclcfish, including red snapper. That action, absent a hastily arranged reprieve for the local anglers, would have immediately shuttered the dory Oeet. Whether or not the ban becomes permanent or will ensnare the dory families won't be decided until September. lb their credit, not even the dory operators are disputing government findin~ that certain stocks of roclcfish are depleted and that some kind of resource management is called for. But the blame, they say, should fall on large commen:iaffisbing operations that routiflely swipe tons of fish from the region's waters each year. Their plllly hauls (remember, we're tallcing about six tiny dory boats) are insignificant when all things are considered. Which is why I'm hoping the drones who grease the gears of lhese two government factories will exercise a little reasonable benevolence and grant the Newport Harbor High School's class of 1967 will hold its 36th reunion from 6 to 11 p.m. The reunion will be held at the American Legion Hall at 216 16th St on the Balboa Peninsula. $30 (949) ·721 -9944. .... iden of th• Lost Alk" will be shown at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Bade Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 paoong per car. (949) 729-DUNE. TUESDAY The Service Corps of~ Executives will host a worbhop on computerizing your business from 9 a.m. to noon. The workshop will be held at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa. The fee is $26, or $20 if preregistered. (714) 650-7369 or www.score114.org. The pop, rhythm and blues group Groove Therapy will perform •JUNE CASAGRANDE cown Newport ee.d'l end John Wevne A.lrpott.. She m-v be reacNd • (949) 57....u32 or bV e-mail • juM.caMflrllndet#latim#.OOtn. Britain, Australia and New Zealand tab part in the race. The team's short course -two laps back and forth oil a quarter mile stretch of sea -make the event especially spectator friendly, Wathen said. A specta- tor boat will go O\t! each day to offer close-up views of the com- petition, and sites from on land will offer viewing opportunities, too. For more information, visit the G0vemo(s Cup Web site at http://www.bycgovemor- scup.coml. Newport dory Oeet an exemption or waiver from the offshore fishing bans they're mulling over. I mean, it's not like they'd be setting a precedent here. The government is forever handing out either subsidies or exemptions or waivers to whole industries that would otherwise suffer under. or die, from the weight of government paternalism. But understanding that these great whales seldom -if ever - dispense reprieves on their own; . I'd like to see some political heavyweights weigh in on the dory Oeet's b'.ehalf. Reps. Cllris Cox and Dana Rohrabacber both paclc hefty six shooters on Capitol Hill. They need to pressure federal regulators for an exemption. And the same is true in Sacramento, where Assemblyman John Campbell should put the screws t<1 Gov. Gray Davis and the California Department of Fish and Game. Given what the dory Oeet means to the heritage and culture of Newport Beach, we need all hands on deck to grab a bucket and start bailing. • BYRON DE ARAKAL is a freelance writer and communications advisor. He lives in Costa Mesa. His column appears Wednesdays. Readers can reach him with news tips and comments via e-mail at byronwriter@msn.com. Visit his web site at www.byronwriter.com. Credit Union. The netwooong event will have a complete Hawaiian luau-style theme, which will Include food, codrtails and Hawaiian dancers. The event ls free for all members and $10 for perspective members. (949) 729-4400or www.newportbesch.com. JULY26 ·Muac..ble't Big Move'" will be shown at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is 811131 Bade Bay Drive. Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 parting per car. (949) 729-DUNE. JULY27 • Jurusic Palk m· will be shown at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Bade Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 parting per car. (949) 729-DUNE. from 6:16 to 7:A5 p.m. at Fairview JULY 30 Park. The concert Is part of the The '50s and '60s musk group city of Costa Mesa's third annual Ronnie and the Classics will Concert.a In the Part series. Free. I perform at Fairview Partt in Costa The partt Is at 2626 Placentia Ave. Mesa as part of the city's third (714) 754-6223. annual Concerts in the Partt leem how to ftght and heft oeteoporosis during a seminar from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe In Coata Mesa. The aemlnar Is aponeored by Mother's Marttet. The cafe ia at 226 E. 17th St Free. Call for retefVatJona. (949) 631-4741. JULY24 A...._ttlled ..,._ ..... sos· wa" be held from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m. 8' the fatlo Cafe In ~Mesa. The eemlnar 11 aponsored by Mother's Martet. The cafe ls 8' 226 E. 17th St. frM. Call fot reeervetiona. (949) 831-4741. •11CendlW''Wll ..... 1111 p.m. forteenl In ........... through 12th aeries. The concert will take place from 6:15 to 7:45 p.m . Free. The part is at 2626 Placentia Ave. (714) 754-6223. 1'te Service Cotpe,of R9dred Executlvea will host a worttshop on mariceting and promotion from 9 a.m. to noon. The worttshop will be held at National Unlver.ity, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The fee 11 $25, or $20 If preregistered. (714) 66(). 7369 or WWW • .c:ont114.orp. JULY31 • Phplalll TMrllpr Center, QuaHfted n....-.r..w on llatl, ND Auistanta • grad9I In e ...-of tnOlllee .,........... .,., ..... ,.....,., Beadl ........,. wll 8Cl'Mft llt7 p.m. for teens In eeventh through 12th gradee In• Mrte. of moviel preMnted by the Newport Beed\ Public Ubnlry'1 Boole .....,.. Dig Reeding ........ Frwedmialon. Free popcorn. Aduttt mutt be eccompenltd by their*"· The library .... '000 AYOC8do JINe . (IM9) 711-3801. P\abllo Lnnrv .. 8oolt.....,. Dig ...... ........ Free 8dmllelon. ,... popoom. Adulla muet be _,.......,by......, teen. Tl;Mt ~ ... tOOO .fwocadoln. ... 71~. JUI.YB All A ll1nnn• 1 "•mbcer ...., .. ._,.upartleed\ , at •c1eamn.awe1...,... ··~ .... ,.,. ............. AUG.I 11'eAl•c•• ..... end roci. 'n' roll group. wll pertorm, from a11eo1"A6 p.m. • hlr.Aew PM In Colla Meea.1"9 conaert .. Plltof lhl~thlrd ...... a.-1n ............. ,,.., n...-............ ,.. (714)1'4-lm PUBLIC SAFETY COSTA MESA ~~Alteuto th9ft w repoet9d In the 2700 bled .. 12!19 a.m.~. Pr11ldlo Dtlwe: A 19"yeeNJld male WU enwated on 9UIPidon ofpo•••lnga controlled 1t.1batMCe In the 900 bled at 8:05 a.m.Monday. Pruldlo IMwe: A vehicle burglary WU reported In the 1000 bloc* at 12:31 a.m. Monday. &tt11dtsn.t: Vandalism wa• reported In the 400 bloc* at.11:68 a.m. Monday. w.t 1tlh StrMt: An assault wa1 reported in the 800 blodc at 12:25 a.m. Monday. NEWPORT BEACH lrvtne Awnue: A physical fight was reported in the 3400 blodc at 2:40 a.m. Tuesday. Santa.,._. Drive: A vehicle burglary was reported in the 800 blodc at 4:41 p.m. Tuesday. Shlpy8rd Wiiy: Petty theft was reported in the 200 blodc at 2:45 p.m. TueMtay. Vltta Bonita: Shots fired were reported in the 600 blodt at 11 :43 p.m. Moriday. w. Miwport Centlar Drtve: Grand theft was reported in the 800 . blodc at 1 :23 p.m. Tuesday. West OcMn Ftont: A burglary was reported in the 1800 blodc at 1 :29 p.m. Tuesday. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Duo rescue driver from burning car When John Abiskaron and Da- vid Larson drove along Harbor • Boulevard in Costa Mesa early Monday and encountered traffic, they sprung into action. The duo helped rescue Medar· do Lopez, 36, whose speeding 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass struck a light pole at Date Place at about 12:30 a.m., said Costa Mesa Po· lice Lt. Dale Birney. When they arrived at the car, Abiskaron, 29, and Larson, 37, found an uncon· scious Lopez trapped inside the then-burning vehicle. Larson, a Buena Pad tow truck driver, retrieved a fire ex· tinguisher from his ~t Coast Towing truck and tried, to DO avail, to quench the 6ames, Bir· ney said So.· the two were left with one other option: to pry off the door to pull Lopez out As soon as they did, flames en- gulfed the car, he said Costa Mesa Fire paramedics treated Lopez at the scene and transported him to Western Medical Center in Santa An.a. Birney said. Lopez of Santa Ana suffered major bums ln the burning vehicle, he said -Jww CAsagnlnde FLAMES ContintJe<! from Al w.o.sdly. Ml 17, 2002 • -" .. -... I FORUM ' .. .. , ... ~ HOW 10 m1' "··--a....: M.11 to Edlbial P9ge Edhor James Meier .t the OeUy Piiot. 330 W. Bey St., Coeta Mete, CA 92827 •Pu llln Hodw Cal (M) M2-eo88 fa: Send to (Mii M8-4f70 E1Ml:s.nd to~·~. Al OOn'•poo .. IClftlull lndude full neme, honMtown end phone number(for wrifk:8tlon purpoeel). The Pilot , .. IWS the right to edit ... 9Ubmiee6ons for clarity end lenglh. ... ,, . READERS RESPOND MAILBAG Wrth a decline in business the escalators remain quiet at Triangle Square shopping center in Costa Mesa. SEAN HU.EJVDALY PtlOT Crystal Cove created a princess in reader I felt like a prlnced while boarding and riding my horse between south Corona del Mar ~d Crystal Cove (Sunday Story, •Return to Crystal Cove," Sunday). It was the domain of me and few other lucky kids. I'm so grateful it will be enjoyed by everyone in the future. I find it hard to feel sorry for the former residents of the cottages who have moved on to places like Palos Verdes and Balboa Island • Costa Mesa residents begin licking chops RITA MADIGAN Newport Beach Staged human relations strike helps candidate GREG Ffrf /DM.Y P9..0T _: Opening the doors to the public ... monthly tours of Crystal Cove will anow people to get an inside look at the cabins, which wil eventually be available for overnight rental. • AT~ '!)im!Bls Square's evmtual reinvention will attract new ealerles and other goodies to IM shopping cmter. N. I was cl.riving by the other ~ I thought what a perfect place to put a bowling alley. 1Wo, I guess three, market.s have faUed, but I thinJc that would be a place to have the bowling alley since IC'ona Lanes is going to be shutdown. I think they should look into turning the lower Ooor into a fun zone or an activities area. I think a Ruby's would be good there. An upscale Riviera or maybe a Rainforest Cafe, possibly a Chuck E. Cheese's type restaurant. SHARON BOUDREAU Costa Mesa I would love, and so would hundreds of other people. to see Bob Burton's come back to the county. It was a great restaurant You bad valet parting. It would be just wonderful. Also a dell. a great deli like Nate's in Bevedy Hills because there Isn't really a great deli around here. I think that would be wonderful. DOODY VIK Costa Mesa I would like to see a Chili's restaurant go in 1riangle Square as we lost the one on Coast Highway and I really miss it A Chili's would be good. It has a diversified menu and I think it would be good for all ages. KAntERINE s.nt Costa Mesa I think it wouldn't be a bad Idea if you considered taking Kona Lanes bowling alley, which is going out, and putting it in the basement where the grocery store is or was. I think you need an eating place for people coming out of the theater, like Johnny Rockets, some place where you can just pick up some fast food stuff. I think that would be an improvement MARIAN PfTTS Costa Mesa I think what I would like to see a Rock Bottom Brewery like they have out of San Diego cmd I think it would be really essential to their success to put a very interesting fountain up on that top level. something like what you see at the Spect:rupl or at Fashion Island NANCY O'BRIEN Newport Beach P.F. Chang's. Palomino, something a Spoons, Chili's or an Islands would be perfect. or a Bed Robin family style restaurant/burger joint MATT MCLAREN Costa Mesa I think the Cheesecake Factory would be a good anchor restaurant BARBARA OWENS C.OStaMesa I'd like to see a SoupJantadon. It's always such fun to go. There's a new one way out past the second freeway and it's beautiful and the food is so good. So my vote ls for a Souplantation. JOY BRANT Costa Mesa I attended the Costa Mesa Human Relations Committee in which a group of people showed up to demand that three members resign c· Battle lines drawn in cyberspace," Saturday). This was a staged event and was brought about by an e-mail that went out to various and sundry extremists calling on them to show up lo confront "racism and homophobia." In fact. what's really going on is that the November e~on is coming up, and Allan Mansoor, who was one of the committee members who was asked to resign, is a candidate for City Council. He was the real target of these extremists, who know that his tough on crime, quality of life and improvement views may carry the day for him in November. In other words. this was a preemptive strike by extremists. Unfortunately for these extremists. they've alienated many people in the city and are bringing many good, decent citizens to Mansoor, if the comments I'm hearing in the community are any clue. H.lill.l.ARD Costa Mesa Omrch cartoon upsets Costa.Mesa resident I am so offended by the July 7 "cartoon" that cartoonist Steve Bolton put in the Daily Pilot about •here's the Mormon Church, here's the steeple and all the angry people.~ I am so offended by that that now I'm going to call the place where they send out the papers and if I ever get the Dally Pilot distributed to my home, I will sue the PiloL I do not want the Daily Pilot. I'm going to stop taking the Los Angeles Tunes because of this and I want the company to know that if I ever get this paper delivered to my home, . .... free or not -I'm sure that's the .. only way the Pilot can get rid of its newspapers is to give them out free -I will sue. And ~ · please if the Pilot has any idea. try me. MARGARET BMTlETT Costa Mesa Old everything seems to be disappearing now •• -• . • -It's amazing the number of : fine old homes, structures and .,:. even trees that are - disappearing on the Balboa Peninsula and in Cannery Village. ApparentJy, a good camera or a photographic memory is the order of the d~y. ' There's no aclowiting for good taste however, and it's obvious that "out with the old" isn't always the best visual solution. JWEMATTSON Balboa Peninsula • The Newport Elementary School Foundation and the s~dents of Newport Elementary would like to thank the following donors for their contributions to Hula for Moola III. .. .. .. . I " . " ... Their support allowed us to raise $36,000 for enriched literacy programs. Duffy Electric Boat Dynamic Fitness EJ Ranchito Etnics/Emcrica Even Sisters Eye Styles F10c Linc Salon Frog House Gary Brubaker George's Restaurant Georgiou Girl Mania Gold Key Limowinc Grasshopper Greenhouse Spa Grower's-Direct HaagcnDaz.s Hart's Rup Haute Cakes Healthy Balance Hcibcrxcr's HdCQG~ Hi-Time W'mc Cdbn HJ Garrett Furnirurc Ho Sum Bistro Hooters Hugp&Kissc Hula Moon Irvine Company Jcfftty Alan Salon John Flagg Josh Slocum's Just Basics Kathleen Milne Co. King's Fash Hou.ec .. Knott'• Berry Farm Legoland Lido Diner LidoEmane Linlc People and Me Linlc Toudi of Haven Loag'sDrup LucyV.o,b Mammi Gina's MuprilaWle Mllgie ~' Marie <b;t;. M.abew-T.,&or MiC.- Mike MclGnley,DDS Mimi'sCaf~ Modern Amusement Monogram Store Movicland Wax Museum Mutt Lynch's N.E.S.F. , Newport Beach All-Sws Newport Aquatic Center N~rt Beach Brewing N.B. City Council N.B. Fire & Marine N. B. Firefighters N.B. Police Dept. Newport O cancrs Newport Coast Marriott Newport Dunes Resort Newport El Staff Newport Landing Newport Rib Co. NHHS Water Polo Newport Workout Nils Ski Wear Nina Nielsen Pacific Symphony Orchestra Nace Park Paul Frank Pavilions Poul's Bakery -Perry's Pizza Personal Touch Fimcss Pcscadou Bistro Philly Cheese Steak Raili Walton Rainforest CaR ~Cafe Rqmcy Thcatcn Resort Watcnports Rataurant Abe Rietvdd Ripley's Bdicve It or Not! Rita Sanglcrat Rockin'Baja Lobltu RonGrey ~~ ""' Suidcllde S...DqoL>o Smapi • A iJl#lld """"11"" *' NftllJHWI 0... llMlrt 111111 "'-/llM• ...... Jil!IUbfor ............. ... t , .. I " " .. " ' •• ' ,_ I I I . I I I f ·~ M ~. ~ 17, 2002 BARGAIN -OF THE DAY He'• the star of• summer movie and now yoo can ~rede Scooby Ooo around the falrgroonda. Scooby Ooo and other aJmllar beloonl aeH for $7 at Dandy Souvenlra. ~. "" • ' ~-. • .. A!ll ' fl.I. , . '· •• " ~ ...... ' 2002 FOOD OF THE DAY It's hard to drink this alowty. After tweftering In the sun for hours, traipsing bedt end forth throughout the fairgrounds, whet could be mont refreshing then a cool, creemy mllkaheke7 At the"'* c.booee, e lu9Ciou• dlocolete mllbhake costs $4 and you CM\ chooee frozen yogurt or Ice cream. EVENT OF THE DAY Meander over to the M8t9mity 8em al')d you might aee e pig giving birth. It haan't happened yet during the fair, but officlala aay •any day now:' Liiy the Sow, a 3-yea.-.old Yorkahlnt, gave birth to seven piglets on June 18, too early for the fair, but In time for fal~oera to admire her brood. QUOTE OF THE DAY 'Our kids are going nuts. It's very exhausting dealing with these children ... Thankfully we're not the only ones in agony.' -Chris Boone, parent helper for Camp Carden in Huntington Beach. Boone and 42 Camp Carden kids got to the fairgrounds at 9:45 a.m., anticipating a 10 a.m. opening when the fair did not open until noon on Tuesday. Many other camps got there earty as well. Brandon Davila, 9, (middle) joins his camJHT1ates at the Kids' Stage to dance to YMCA during a dance contest. FAIR ATTENDANCE Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot A s the Village People's signature song "YMCA• blared from the loudspeakers, Brandon Davila. 9, gyrated wildly to the music at the front of the IGds Parle Stage. The Hop-dance marathon had just begun and Brandon wasn't wasting any time. Soon he was eclipsed by four teenage girls who managed to energetically dance to the beat despite being loaded down by backpacb. In perl'ect synchronldty, they Up-synched Hangin' out The fair's Hop-dance marathon invites children to get down and boogey to songs of the present and past under a shaded canopy. the lyrics while making the hand signs made famous by the Indian. the Biker, the C:Onstrucdon Worker, the C:Op and the Cowboy. "It's our song," exclaimed Brandi Banta, 12, one of the backpack boogeyers, explaining that she and her friends were from the Hacienda Heights YMCA. · . While the Hop-dance marathon is only scheduled for an hour each day, It usually wts all day-as long as there are kids eager to dance, saJd Erin Koenig. the .. Kids Padc Supervisor. The marathon can best be described as organized chaos with children of all ages doing whatever the music bupi.rea them to do. Some Oail around wildly. some spln uncontrollably, some tap their feet and some just stand there on stage taking lo the scene around ~em. Although the marathon is a higb-enetgy endeavor, it is ln the shade under a canopy, providing a respite from the sun-soaked fairgrounds. And once the kids start dancing, it's hard to stop theni, as F.dmood Devore, director of the San Gabriel Valley YMCA'a child care site, found out as be tried to corral 16 of bis charges out of the dance area and onward to the rest of the fair. The older kids REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK followed his lead, while the younger kids were still on stase trying to learn the "YMCA" dance. even technical difficulties could not stop the enthuswm of the dancers. When the CD player stalled, they fonned a train on stage and continued to strut their stuff in silence. Koenig said 8he would do whatever it takes to keep the dancing going. • m sing if I have to,: Koenig said. •Then it turns Jnto a karaoke. marathon." WddJy, for JCoenlg. technical aseistance appe8n'Jd on the ICelle and the music returned. Not enough free time for all the fun and food at the fair I spent much of last Friday uldol vtslton what they ftnt dld when they got to the Onnae Q>unty Fair on opening da)' WlMdl got me thlnklng .•. I ,_a flw tblnp 1 want to do. Ila om ot lbe POot'a main reponen far chi anm.l fair, I'm .......... ..,.,'° IDM.-.... 1ar·d.ly llOltee. ~1.-.l•do.litnilaloc bul -.,.111 -.di al ............ al .... lllelar ...... . l~lllllitlDtry ........ .. no NII l'lllOft • • So I think I'D apeoda day. or a few houri at least, doing fun but lUl·impoNnt thlnp-..... ckm't .... ..., . ..., Yftl..ut ....... . VVITill •• flfr- CllMQ -~ ... .. ., .... to••'-Nid ......... ,. =· thMIOunckb•--1111111 at the r.lr and heawrd)' IO\llldiog became I'm a cbocoholic. Ne:D. l'D look lor • wodol-wbo can pe me a non·pennment UdtOO Of Winnie lbe Pooh on my ankle. I love Pooh but don't love pmla. I'd MWr lllt I rial t8lliOO and jilablblywauld ..... ·~'*Z.-.:::;:;:. ::t.-: .... ::::....., af .. M'uwnm,., ' '•a ................. ". cllilli: .... .....,_ ... ~·· ,,, ........ , '" k JCJI 1ben I want to eat a caramel apple, which Is compllcated for 101DeOM with bncea. I ate a lot of them lut ,.r becmm I didn't IMM my me. yet. Thil time, Ind I~ do dlil alone to .... l'mwhblbe ....._,,,... al•td*ig me, IplmtDaaamllDll..,..Wllb all*IDllllNllandeatlt'911de ~lblt.lwmtlDladabig; . ., ... -_, ____ .., .. _ ......... ---·------· ........... v .... ... ....., ___ ..... ..... • ~.Dey Av.of the 200Zr.lr: 15,504 Au.m.ice, Dey Aw of the 2001 fMr: 27,()El5 NOON Continued from Al hundreds of children in Te· Winkle Park Tuesday morn- ing. No fewer than 15 full. size school buses, most of them marked with •orange Unified School District.• dominated the park's parking area as groups of children in matcbi.ng T-shirts created large patches of pink. blue. heige and yellow scattered throughout the pa1k. Orange County Fair official Ruby Ut.u laid the confusJon happened because this year Kids Day is on Tuesday, when the fair opens at noon. The fair ls open Monday through Thursday from noon to midnight Friday through Sunday. though, the fair ls open from 10 a.m. to mJd- nighL last year, Kids Day was on Friday, which meant the day started at 10 a.m. "ObYiously. locs of people made lbe same a..ampdon,• said Gmy OYennan. a ooun- Mlor for OllldrerB \\t>dd Pre- ICbool in'+~. gmtur· Ing to the many tp'OUps ot cblldrm tn the paat. "I don't know lbe ~ but, obvl· OUlly aomedmig could haw been done to pnM!l1t eta. Kida Olly takee .,..,. -.m next week. U.O on n..tlry. On dill ~ cblldrm l2 Md under pt tn free. 1be,. will open at noon oo tbll *' Liu said that youlb papa don't mab re1•Vldkml or ma. blown to '* --dill daey wll ...... ,,_ dlll'e II no wmy to COlllM:l lhe people Who .. to .-Dd ............. tbattbe .... candtl ....... dw __ ,. . ....,_ .... ...... ••11"14) ..... ' • • ORANGE ~ COUNTY FAIR SCHEDULE OF EVENTS • '* hauN: Noon to midnight • ,. ......... ;: <Mnge County Felrgrounda, 88 Fair Drive, Cotta Meu • ........ $6. Bu.et perk free. • 11elrll8: $7for1ge9 13 to 64, $6 eenlors 56 •nd older and $3 for dlildren 8 to 12. Children 6 and younger get In free. •Ip r ' t Today I• Leap in to the Fair Dey end Farm Bureau Dey. There Is free admission and parking fw alt from noon to 1 p.m. And free admission ell day wfth e Farm Bureau Card. • lnfonnMlon: (714) 708-3247 or www.ocfeir.com. ALLDAY ·Und9Sam~ Collection• and Memorabilia Building No. 13 • ~ enlm.a. -livestodc AtealMetemity Bam • 8mll.,.... -Livestodc AtealSmell Animal Tent • Oxen end nwbt enimals - Uvesto<* Area NOON • Hop-clllnce cont.st -Kids Park Stage 12:30P.M. • a...tie Keeling, gl~ - Crafter9 Village , P.M. • Plc:89eo'• PlllC9 Art c.n18r (until I p.m.) -Kids Part • Al-Al•k11n Racing "9• -The Meadows BEST BET • SheMnlgens blth Th••t••"- Heritage Stage • lWlstir'i' Tedpoles ~ - Kids Park Stage Comedian Carrot Top will entertain fair-goers at 8 p.m. today and Thursday in the Grandstand Arena. He wiR also perform at 8 and 9:45 p.m. Saturday. • The N.w •te.e·.· (Kitt:hen a.net> -Sun Stage ........ &pinou, VOQl9 •nd ~ Nrd -Celebration Stage · (Youth Building) • Rne ert d1mo11stretlon -Visual Arts Building • Junior nwbt swine judging - Uvestodc Arena • 0..,.. County Woodwotbrs -Home and ~bbies Stage 1:30P.M. ......... Brothen Circu9 - Green Gate Area • Ceremb ct.rnonstntion - Crafters Village 2PM. • Cooldng demonstl•llo.1 - Home and Hobbies Stage • Frank Thunton, megidlin - Kids Park Stage • OrMge County Chldren'• Theatre -Heritage Stage • s..18-d'I Dence Stars -Sun Stage • Miu Debbe Lynn. voe.a. - Celebnrtion Stage (Youth Building) SABATINO'S I\. -1 1111 1111 ,\ I 1.I '"'I" .11 •I '111·.1:.:1 1 " Lunch • Dinner• Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Be.ch Please call for hours, directions & reservations. : (949) 723-0621 • • @IJlllllWt1u11 CONSIGN • DESIGN QIUllitJ Puntbltingi & Acc~ssorln For Yow Bo•• .JUST ARRIVED Drop Leaf End Table .................................... .'50" Glass & C~me Bookshelf ........................ '150" Octagon Dining Table ................................. 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KETCHUM KARAOKE Over 40,000 Songs to Ch009CFrom Every Friday Night Live Music on Saturdays Call For Details 5pm-10pm DINNERSP£0AJ.S ~Pie $695 Fish &Chipt ~ &: .Muhed Pocatoa lrilh Sciew ...... -16o&. $2.51 M1nhr•r. { . 3:30P.M. •a.....ec..lng. --~ -Crafter• Village 4P.M. •<:.ion/~ on the Bijou contllst -Home and Hobbies Stage • Frog Jog com.t -Kids Park Stage • P9c:llc School Of Ballet - Heritage Stage •Helt~ Of Dine. -Sun Stage • Ml9e Debbe Lynn, VOQl9 - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) 4:15P.M. • Milking dlmonmation - Millennium Bam 4:30P.M. • Mad Sdenc:e Mission To Mars 2025 -Mad Science Theater • Ru...tl Brothers Cin:u9 - Green Gate Area • Fnink Thurston, megic:iln - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • c..mac. demonstr•tion -Crafters Village 5P.M. • Lab Anti-MaN Concert Series - Sun Stage • Al-Alabn R8dng,.. -The Meadgws • Kindoti Dlnc:.n -Heritage Stage • Xoc:Npitz.ahlutl (Children Folldortcol -Celebration Stage (Youth Building) 5:30P.M. • Gl'Nt Americen P9tting Zoo and Educatlonel Show -Green Gate 8P.M. • Stev-demonstretlon -Home and Hobbies Stage ~ • .Uy 17, 2002 A7 • c:... ,._ ...... -ICidl "'* se.ge •twt • trmwofO..- Celebredon 5--(Youlh Building) •AM 8lt deuno1Wb8"ue1 -Vl9u8I Atta Building .,. .. . .... .._..._ ..... - Millennium Bem l:30P.M. ..... 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Mf22 o.c. ... .. JULY ll•D mMGECXJUITYFAm . www.oc• .... cam • me Jal Mm ,. ..... ~""" NDlnMllt9'. fn.llll. 10 ,w . ....,. II: I • & MO') Qr 1-$ to 56 ~ .. • Dll Mlr/klt [) ft ' ' K Glrft(1~S7 •S.....115&+) le• O*N'\• 1'l 13•l!Gdt15 & l.fWI ff& ...... ..._.,_,_.._...AMllit•MWllilMl._.Olllf_ • f M Wednesdl!Y, "'1 17, 2002 .......... ,__Cnari • C949t574<t223 • ...... Fa:C949)6500170 • Newport Beach All ~Stars play for title NBLL National Majors Division team hopes to ride pitching, defense, to fifth straight Distrtict 55 Tournament triumph. Bryce Alderton OailyPitot IRVINE -Of the 21 teams that began the District 55 All-Star Tournament. only the Newport Beach Uttle League Na- tional Majors Division All-Stars have yet to lose a tournament game. Their locals' success has them playing for the district championship tonight at 6:30 at Hicks Canyon Park against the winner of Tuesday night's Lab Forest- North Misaion Viejo clash. Newport can claim the tournament aown by wlnniog either of Mo pme1 In the doubJe..elimJnadoo format. If New- port loses tonigbt; it would play the llme team 1buraday to decide a champon. But Newport Manager Bob Row.Ar ien't thinking about the negative. only the positive. In his seventh season as a Uttle Lague manager, ROY7.8t has enjoyed auccea this All-Star season with a group of kids who. be said. "Xnow their roles and understand the game." "There's always talk of some kids not playing as much as others. but this year, all kids haw accepted their roles with great enthusiasm and always pick each other up." Rovzar said. "The kids rea1i1.e they've got a great group of teammates "The kids realize they've got a great group of teammates and players. It's pretty impressive. The chem istry has been fantastic."' lob Rovzs Newport Belch Lltle Leecue National Maiors OMsion MStars and players. It's pretty impressive. The chemiatJy bu been fantastic. .. After winning its first two tournament games, 3-0 and 7-4, Newport's last two games have been much closer. They topped San Oemente, 2-1, then earned a 4·3 triumph in 11 Innings Saturday OYer Lake Forest, ln what Rovzar called, "The PONY BASEBALL ALL-STARS molt m:tdng pme l can remember playinsor~" In each of ID lut two..-. Newport bad to rally In the later .,,,.... .,uing dutch at-ball from .,.,.. who bad strualed eadier In the pme. IUCh as Cooner Whalen In the San Clemente win and Garrett Amorom in the lab Forest conteet. Both Whalen and AmorOlo fell victim to the strikeout eadier in the games they a>Uected the BUM-winning RBis. Whalen bit an RBI double against San Clemente and Amoroso walbd with the hues loaded against Lake Forest. "Our kids could have quit. but they didn't," ROYZar said. "They're really a great group of kids." SM MAJORS, Paa• A9 PHOTOS BY KEHT TREPTOW/DALY PLOT Corona del Mar's Shawn Maxwell slides under the tag of Los Alamitos' Greg Battis at third base during the first inning of Monday night's game in Futlerton. CdM Pony All-Stars clicking Corona del Mar l 4s down Los Alamitos, 13-5, to extend All-Star winning streak to IO games. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot FULl..ERTON -Corona del Mar's Pony 14-year-old All-Stars didn't waste any time scoring ln their first game of the Pony District 3 Tournament at Amerige Part Monday night against Los Alamitos 8. c.dM exploded for nine runs ln the top of the fiISt and starting pitcher Eric 11.ttngton made it stand up wit,h a compJete-game two-bitter, as Corona deJ Mar defeated Los Alamitos, 13-5. Loe AlamJtos fought lts way back to within 9-5, but CdM scored another four runs ln the seventh. •After nine runs ln the first, we were ln control," said CdM Manager Peter Hauser. •even after the three-run home run we still had a nice cushion. The nine-run first was highlighted by a two-run home nm by Andrew DWyn., wbDe Matt Rlllpr, Simm Ma:Mll, Shawn Mohler, Rpn lance and Miia 0.-also had hits ln the lnnlng. Loe Alamitos pltchlng then kept Cd.M's bats quiet widl the seventh. when Jmnle JCllne walked to lead off the lnnlng. Hauser then lined a bullet off the pitcher's gkM that the shortstop fielded but OYer· threw the flrlt bueman. allowing Kline to score and Hal.II« to move to third. Riqer, Maxwell. Mohler and Dialynas all followed with bits lo CdM'• four-run lnn1ng. P.adington struck out 10 ln seven tnntnp for the Corona Det Mar's fw.kf!N Dialynas, second from right. is pe.. a paper crown by his teammates after s.. POftY, p._. Al ~ 1 lw<>r\l'I homer during the first inning of Monday nilN's \4ctory rMf Los Alamitos. NHBA Mustang All-Stars roll to sectional tournament Local 9-and 10-year-old All-Stars dominate Irvine, 13-1, to collect mercy-rule victory Tuesday. ttineVtrs• ~Plot EYEOPENER Dlily~~ ~-t~ ~22halw DOUQMOaCPY8 UC Irvine sets hoops dance card • Two-time defending Big West champions to face at least four NCAA Tournament participants. BREN EVENTS CENTER - Jan. JS won't be the only big date on the UC Irvine men's basket- ball team'• 2002-03 schedule. Aside from hosting Big West Conference rival Utah State, the Anteaters will face four tea.ma, and possibly a fifth, from last season's NC.AA Tuumamenl Coach Pat Douglass' Anteaters open the regular season facing Princeton, which, like UCI,. earned a berth ln the National Invitation· Thumam~t last year. The opener is the first round of the Oklahoma Tournament in Norman. Nov. 22. Irvine will face either Oklahoma. a 2002 NC.AA Thumament team, or Western MicbJgan on the second day of the tournament Nov. 23. The Anteaters return to Cali- fornia to face Pepperdine. an- other 2002 NC.AA tourney com- petitor, in Malibu Nov. 30. Other 2002 NC.AA teams on UCI's schedule include Stanford, in Palo Alto, Dec. 19, a home game with Aorida Atlantic Dec. 30, and a pair of Big West Co~r ence meetinp with UC Santa Barbara. The Anteaters, who won their second straight Big West regular- season title last season, open Big West action with three straight road games. beginning Jan. 4 at Long Beach State. Irvine recorded Its second straight 20-win season with a 21- 11 record last ·year and shared the Big West regular-season aown with Utah State by finish- ing 13-5 ln conference action. UCI advanced to the Nit losing at Brigham Young in the first round. Ufe after Jerry Green, UCI's all- time scoring leader, will assur- edly be a c:hallenge for Irvine. However, four starters return for the Anteaters, induding junior center Adam Parada and senior forward Jordan Han1a. who each averaged 12.4 points per game last season. Parada, who led UCI SM SCHEDULE, P .. e A9 Costa Mesa eli minated CMNLL Majors Division All-Stars ousted, 7-5. HUNTINGTON Bl!ACH Costa Mesa National Uttle League Majors Dlvislon All.stars Manager BID Redding said bJs team saved Its beat oft'ensive per- formance for last. But the offense wasn't quite enough as the All-Stars from Fountain Valley acored Mo more runs than Costa Mesa, eUmJnat- lng the locala with a 7 ·5 victory ln the District 62 All-Star Tourna- ment Thunday at Wardlow Park. Costa Mesa jumped out to an eady 3-0 lead. but Fountain Val- ley was able to tie It aod move ahead for good. taking advan- tage of a couple of errors. • Reddin& WU encow-qed by bJs team'• hJtting. •0ur ball 6naDy came alive," he said. "We ltarted to come back but couldn't make lt. Ladlnc the ct-we for CoU Mesa were• 1 •I' ww and .,_ ..... who w:h went 2 for 3, with ~ knoddnc In a run. Adml SI Clliidal• hid two RBis ad ............ tlnllbed l for 3 with m RBI. ......_ GIP 1G went I for 1. On .... mound, ............ atruct out thne bi four arwn. and Reddb'C iJlowed with two ....... ...., ...... lndudtni two ....... n.nday'a .... -Coita Miiii MlllllDll~ dllld. In tbe IDW-....... Colla .... loll ID Hm""'lll• ""' J.l, ., 9, -....... a.. r : 1 ... m· n , • ...,.... .., . I ( SPORTS ......... Mt 17, 2002 ,. SCtEDULE lo rebound1ng at 8eVell ~ pa18. WU named aecond-team All-Bil Wea. while Hanis earned honOrlb&e mention after a~ lng 6.8 reboundl. Other returning starters for ua are junJor forward StanJalav Zuzak. who averaged 8.2 points and 3.8 rebowuls, as well u ato· ior guard Mike Hood, who aver-aeed 8.2 points and 2.6 assists. Doustass, entering his lixth . season as UO's head coach, hat led the Anteaters to 60 victories over the past three aeasons. UC IMNE IEN'S BASKETBAU 2002~ SCHEDULE Nov. 9-It CS Bakerefleld lEIChlbltion), 7 p.m. Nov. 16-~bell Travelera (Exhibition I Nov. 22-It Oldahoma Toum. "'· Princeton. TBA Nov. 23-at Oklahoma Toum., TBA Nov. 30-It Pepperdlne, 1 p.m. Dec. 4 -Loyola M1rymount Dec. 7 -Pomol\ .. Pitzer Dec. 19-at Stanford, 7:30~.m. Dec. 22 -at Saint M1ry'1, TBA Dec. 28 -lndlana·Purdue, Fort Wayne Dec. 30 -Florida Atlantic, TBA BIG WEST CONFUENCE Jan. 4 -at Long Beach State, 7:35 p.m. Jan. 8 -at Cal State Fullerton Jan. 11 -at UC Riverside Jan. 15-Utah State Jan. 18-Idaho MUSTANG Continued from NJ Stan> 1B they support -=b ocher utd they uuty beLeve in them- telws, ~ Hogan sa.ld. • >.. a coach. )'OU can't ult for any more dwl thaL" Hogan was also impreseed with Todd's eft'ort. Thdd, who WU hlt by a pjtcb that Injured bis right shoulder blade Sunday, in- jured his ankle In the third in- ning. His foul ball ricocheted off his ankle. He fell to the gJOund in pain. However, Todd shook off the Injury and sma.d.ed a 2-2 pitch to the Jeft.field Cente. It could haw been a double, but because Todd wa.a limping be could only make it to Ji.rsL 'Jbdd finished 2 {or 3 with two RBis and two runs ICOred. He pitched four innings. recording tour strikeouts and allowing four hits and one run on 61 pitches. Albert also had two doubles, and two RBis. PONY Continued from ~ win. CdM's win IJlarks its 10th straight All-Star victory. dating back to previous tournaments this Surt\fTler. Jan. 23-at Pacific, 5:35 p.m. Jan. 25-at Cal State North ridge Jan. 30 -UC Santa Barbara, 5:35 p.m. Feb. 1 -Cat Poly STEVE McCRANl(/OAILV PILOT Newport shortstop Andy Rovzar throws to second for an out as a Lake Forest base runner approaches in District 55 action. Hauser believes the team Is peaking at the right time. "This is a very talented group of players,· he saJd. "Some have played together since Tuple A All-Stars so they blow eacl) othe(s personalities. We all hope this continues because it has been a fun ride the last month. But (the district tournament) ls what counts.· Feb. 5 -UC Riverside Feb. 8 -Cal State Fullerton Feb. 13 -at Utah State. 5:35 p.m. Feb. 15-at Idaho Feb. 20-Cal State Northridge Feb. 22 -Pacific Feb. 27 -at Cal Poly March 1 -at UC Santa Barbara March 8 -Long Beach State March 13-16 -Big West Tourn. at Anaheim CC •All games 7:05 p.m .. unless noted. •All games carried live on KUCI Radiol88.9 FM in Irvine MAJORS Continued from ~ Newport bas prided itself in this tournament on pitching and defense, according to Rovzar, who said it won't stray from that formula "People are always backing up and in a position to make plays and the pitching has been great," Rovzar sald. Ouis Rosen has thrown 12 in· nings and allowed only one run in All-Star play, while Scott Col- ton hasn't allowed a walk in his two games in the tournament. Colton, who was sidelined for six weeks with a shoulder injury. pitched a complete game, strik- ing out six in a 7-4 win over Ran- cho Santa Margarita He then pitched nine more innings against lake Forest, recording three strikeouts on 110 pitches. Rovzar ·said he intended to throw Colton six innings. but continued to use him in the extra innings because. "He was rolling and hadn't thrown that many pitches." RCNL.ar hopes the bats will come alive soon. but is pleased with the defense and pitching. ·At this stage, I'm happy to have the opportunity to keep the same chemistry of solid pitching and great defense going,· RoVUlT said. "I lopefully. we'U get to where we've not been before.· That promised land Is a five- team Orange County champion- ship tournament that Ro\IUlT said begins Saturday at Hunting- ton Valley LlnJe League in Hun- tington Beach. CdM played Dana Point Tues- day. If victorious. they would play Friday at 7:30 p.rn. A loss would send them to a Thursday game at 5 p.m. Lepl Nadell 26i I Legal NatiCISM IOl1CI TO COITIACTOIS CAUll&fOlleS lep1N'*81 2640 Legal Notices 2640 Legal NoOca Scllool Dtslrocl Huntrneton 811ch Union H1&h School District Obtain Documents and Bid Due at. Huntlneton Beach Union H11h School D1slricl. 10251 Yorktown Ave .. Purchasona. Room 361 Hunlln1ton Beath. CA 92646. (714) 964 3339 ed. 4350 Due Date at l uuday Aueu't 10, 2002 at 2 00 pm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lh1I the Huntin11on Beach Union H111h School 01slrlct. Oranee County. C1hl0fni1, 1clln1 by and throuah 1ls Governine Board. herelnatter referred to as "DISTRICT". will receive up to. but not l1let than the above·slated tune. sealed bids for lhe award of contracts for the follow1n1 proiects· Prefect• Bid •891 · Football F ,.Id llthtrn11 Proiect at Ocean View H11h School ~ndlltory Job Walk. 8;l0 am, Tuesday. July 23. 2002 al Ocean Voew Hoeh School. 17071 Gothard St. Hunt1n1ton Stech llcanse: C· 10 En11neer· Reed Corp. Bids shall be receoved tn Ille place ldenhfoed above, and '!hall be opened and publicly read •loud at the above stated date. tome and place Plans and specmcahons are on file al the address hsled above. A S50 refundable depoSll IS requlfed for each set of plans In accOfdance with the prov111ons of Ca hf or n11 Business and Professions Code Section 7028 IS and Pubhc Contract Code Section 3300. the owner requires that the bidder possess the classifocahon of contractor's license noted above II tlte lime the bod tS submitted Pllfsuant to BuSlness and Professio11s Code Section 7028 IS. no payrMnt Ulall be made '°' work or malef11I under the contracl unless and unM lh• Re11strar of Contracto" ve11hes lo the Oostricl that lhe contractor was prOj)erlr licensed al the time the bod was submtlled Any contractor not so licltftsed 1s subjeel to penalties under lhe law and the contract will be considered void II the trcense ctauification ape<1l1ed lterelnalter os that of • •specialty contractor-as defined tn Section 70S8 of the California Business ind Professions Code, the specrally contractor awarded the contract for this work shall Itself construct a m1ior11y of the work. 1n accOfdance with the provlsM>ns of C1llf«nla Buslnen and Profess10n1 Code Sect10n 7059. Time Is of the essence. All work must be completed w1th1n l20 consecutive celendar days from the dllt ~l,.d on the HotlCt to Proceed issued by the DistrH:t. F a1lur• lo complete Ille WOfk w1th1n th1 time set fortll herein will result on the Imposition of liquidated damaaes for each day of delay, In the emounl of SIOO per day. Each b1ddflf shall submrl, on the form lllfnlshed with UM contract docutMnb, a list of the proposed subcont11clots on this project as recwrred by the Subleltinc artd Subconlr achn1 F • ., Practices Act Publ" Contract Code Sect>0n 41 00 et seq Each bid shall be 1ccompani.d by a cert1foed °' cuhier s check or bid bond In an amount not less than ton percent (lO'°) of the total bid price, payable to the Ol·SfRICT es 1 auarantee that the biddet. if Its propo:lll is eccepted, shaH PfOmptty uecute the Acrl!flment. furnls.h • satisfactory Ftrttlful PtrfOfmance Bond in an emount not ten than one hundred PtfCent <100'-) of the total bld prke. furnish a P1yment Bond In an amount llOI lMa ll\en one hundred percent (100") of the tol•I bid priu . and furnish ctrllfictln evidencln1 tllat the required 1n1un"c• is in effect 111 the amounts Hl forth In the ceneral conditions. In the event of failure to enter Jnto the contract and nec:ute the r1quired docutMnts, such bid security will b1 forfeited.. The faithful p.,formance Bond shall remMn 1n lull lorcc and ettec:I llwoucti th• 111ar1nlH perlOd as s.pec:ified I" the 1e11eral conditions The DISTRICT reserves the rieht lo reject eny or 111 bids or to waive 1ny lrreautarlt1es or Informalities In any bids 0t In lht blddlnC. A1 reqltlred by Section t77l of the Cellfornl• Labot Codi, the OhctOf of the o.>ertment of Industrial llt11hoM of lllit Stile of C1ttfornta h11 dtt.rllllntd the ae-11 prenilln& ratea of w11ea lft the localrty In wtffch this work Is to be perhw!Md. Coples of tll-1et1 det1rminatlons, lfe on Ille 11 the DISTRICT, alld copitt "''Y be obtained upon requal. The contr11ttor Qiall post a copy of thnl r1tn •l each loll •II•. Th• C011tr1ctor lfld 1ny 111bcontreetor under 11 &hell PtY ~I leu ttlan lfM Sll*(lf!M preveWna rales of w., to .. -hn emplofad by ttlelll In \ti. HKtlt-ol 1111 COflltKI. fllo bl4der ITlllY ,,.thdr IW ally bill for • period 1f •h ly (80) d41yt 11t1r Ille date &et fOI tM oCHH1itt1 of blda l'llrMllflt to S.Ctlon t.2300 nf the Pubttc Contrael Codt the GOnlltct will cont1ln .provision 1*ntitt1111 tM MICUUfvl ll>ddef to Wll•htut.. aecri'" for 1111y ~ys wlttlMld by IM Doetrld to •-• peJtor-• _..., Ille contract Of p111111ttlft& 1111111111t of r1t1ntloM ..,,_. d1r1ctty illtoaeetow IT: ~"'"I loerd ~ /SI ~ Mcl-DfrrKtDr • f"l'oc11re-v C11«1Y c.-. .. 11on ..........., "'wporl IHCh Coale Mlaa Delly '!IOI Mr 10.17, 1002 W7M ' ~ ..... .... s...... I he follow1n11 peuons are dome bus1nus as. E Bil Technolo111es, 2405 Via Narciso. San Clem enle CA 92673 Mark Milton Dan•, 2405 Via Narcts0. S•n Cltm· enle CA 92613 This bus11Wl1>s 1s con· ducted by an md1vldu•I Have you started dolna bus.mess yel7 No Mark Millon Dani This s tatement was hie• with the County Cler~ ol Oranee County on 06/28/02 20026908443 Dally Polol July I 0. l 7. 24. JI. 2002 W/4'l STAnMUfl Of WITH- <..... OIAWAI. FltOM l'AltTM05H9' Of'D- ATING UNOH ncn- TIOUS IUSINISS NAMI The lollow1n1 person has withdrawn as a eenenl partner from the partnership operatina under flcl1tlou$ bus1nen name of Sharpe<llMs at 931 W 19th St •I. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 The F1cl1liOUS 8~iness Name referred to •bo~e wu hied 1n Oranee County on 10/26199 File No. I 999680'J420 Full Name and Address of Ille Person With· dnwin1 Danielle R1uo, 931 W 19th Street. 11. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Danielle Rluo This s tatement w.a toled with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 6127/02 2002HOUJ9 Daily Pilot July J. 10. 17. 24. 2002 W727 STATEMBIT Of U....unOf USl Of RCTITllUS IUSllSS IWI The follow1n11 person llu abandoned the use of the Flclltlous Business Name The Oona family limited Partnership, 'l1 Rue Grand Ducal. New = Beach. CA 92660 The f lcll 1ous Business Name referred lo above wes hied in Or an~e County on 12/17/96 r11e No 19963705755 Ete;enor M Dona Trustee of Eleanor M Dona Trust U/A 3/29196 (General Partner), 27 Rue Grand Ducal, New port Beach, CA 92660 Marilyn l Oona . (L1m1led Parlller). Sl Georaetown. Irvine. CA 92612 Barbara l Schmidt (l1m1ted Partnet), 243~ Aven1de de Merci• YOfba Linda. CA 92686 Nancy M Atlee (Limited Parlnei ), 64 Marseille. Laauna N1auel, CA 92677 Tiits business 1s con ducted by a hmoted parlnuship Eleanor M Oona T'115 statement was hied w1lh the county derk ol 01 •n11• County on luly 2. 2002 2002H0871S Newport 8uch·Cost1 ~ .. Daily Polol July l~.1 17 24. 31. 2002 W7~ MUCSAll Pursuent to Chapter 10 commencin& with 21700 of lhe Busm111 and Profess>0n1 Code, notice IS heri!by l iven that A+ SIOfa&e of Costa Mu a aka StOfa&e Plus Mall Center win. uuse to be sold to the eeneial public by compet1t1ve bid •I 24S8 Newl>Ofl Blvd . Costa Men, CahfOfnre 92627 on Aucust 12, 2002 •I I 00 PM the f ollowin& described properly Unit 200 • Mohamed Alsarary. personal pr op er ly. household aoods, businen records and/or inventory Unit I ISi Btnlnrton Burke Atkinson. personal properly household aoocts. business records and/or hwentory Unit 247, 2!11, 2541. 2542 Billy Ray Dubose, furniture •nd penonal property Purchase m111t be made with c.sll only and •I the tune of s.tle Sele sublect to cancefl1tlon ltt the event of settle menl betwHn owner •nd obh1allld p1rty. Publialled Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Oa•ly Piiot J ul7 17, 24. 2002 W7S9 ~ ..... .... s....... lhe lollow1na persons .,. doine business as A.) A Seller's Choice, B.) A Seller's Choice Real f.st•le, C ) A Sellel's Choice Really, 0.) A Buyer's Choice. [ ) A Buyer s Choice Rut fatale. f ) A Buyer's Choice Really. 2706 Harbor Blvd, 1212. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 llri~len Ross. 2700 Petenon, •IO·O. Costa Mtta CA9?626 Julie Simpson, 3115 Sum•lra Place, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 8ry1n Ross. 2904 Pemb• Or . Costa Mesa. CA 92626 TIHs business 1s con dueled by a unlncor poraled auoc1at lon other than ii partnership Have you started do1n1 business yet' No Julie Simpson l h1s s talemenl was fllpd with the County Clerk ol Oranee County on06/26/02 20026901140 Daily Pilot July 3. 10. 17 24 2002 Wl2J CITY Of llWPOll IUOI llOTICI IMlll& leS Sealed bids may be received el the olloce of the City Clerk. 3300 Newport Boulevard, P 0 Bo• 1768 Newport Buch. CA 926!>8·$915 unlit 11 • m on the 13th day of Aueusl 200?. 11 which lime sucll bids &hall be opened 11nd read lot 2002-2003 SIOIWAUC, CUU ANO ouno .iruaMllfT ntteet'"r•ct C..w.ct Ne. )SJ I s1ao,ooo lft9l-r'a htlMOte a,,.nv ..... ., S ...... G ..... _ Pwtfc Wwb Olrectet Pr 01pectlve bidders may obtain one set of bld documents •I aclu•I cost el the ottoce ol the Pubfle WMb Deparl ment, 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newpor I e .. ch, CA 92663 Contractor License Cl11sific1tlon(s ) re quired fot this PfOjKI "A" l'ubllshed fhwpo rt BHch·Costa Mes.t Dally Pilot July 17. 2002 W760 fktMlll ..... ... s...... The foUowtna pefsons at• dome business .. Professional Houu cte1n1n1 S.,vice. 1845 Anaheim Ave., •8, Costa Meu,CA92627 Dan• Adamov1, 1845 An1heim Ave., '8, C0th1 Mesa. CA 92627 This busineu Is con ducted by: en indtY~•I Hrt1 pu stifled Goin& bvtlMu ~1 No D1n1 Adllmova This sl1ttmtnt wes f1"d wltll 1111 County Clefll of Or•n,. County onOl/02/rYl HeH ... 741 Daily l'1lcl My 10, 11, 24, ll. 2002 W?45 ........... .......... TIM,....._ Pfrtoftt ete dolnl .......... .,~·, 0..-. 31• Ait"'l l-. °'·· CHt• -..camn lr11ce H. Couln1, 319111 Airport l_~ Dr Cottt Mltw, CA 12'121 TM~ It c:Olt ,_._ i., Mt Mv+dllel """" ,... llblrttM .......... ,..,v ... lllM» lrweeH.c.n. 1Mt ........... .. ii.=:: lh• following petsOn) ue doina business as Just Smoa. 24002 Via F abricanle, Suite 509. Mission Vte10 Cat.for n1a 92691 Glenu11e WM.I Inc . (CA). ?•OO? Via fllbrt cante, Suite !>09 Miuion Viejo, Calofornoa 92677 This business 1s con ducted by • torporahon Have you •luted doin& bu~ine\s yet' No Gleneagle West, Inc • Nasser !Xkou1. President ThtS statement was hied with the Cou11ty Clerk ol O"nll• Coutrty on 07/1~/02 20026910011 Daily Pilot July 17. 24, 31.Aue 7.2002 'N7&1 ~ ..... ... s....... The followina persons are dome business as. Cr••& Scott Enterprises. 33J. N Old Newport Blvd . Newport Buch, CA92663 Scott M Ralla Sl8 El Modena Newport Beach CA92663 Marc A Cr.t11, 92 West Arb0<. Lon& Buch. CA 9080!> This busonus os con· dueled by • cenenl partner ship Hot you started do1n1 business yet' Yu Scott M R11fa lhJS st<tlemenl wu fried with the County Clefk of Or1nae County on 07 /02./02 2002'90U4S Daily Pilot July JO, 17. 24. Jl. 2002 W749 Re-. ..... ... s...... The followln1 persons are dolne business as: Hatbor V•ew Oomesttc Serv1cn. 1795 Port Trtt1n C1tclt, Newport 8each,CA9~ l0f1 McNauJ!llon. 1795 P0<l Tollon Circle. New· port 8e1ch CA 92660 Bulri• Snkal. 2124 Baypoinle Dr . Newport Beach. CA 92660 This business Is con duc:ted by • l•Mf•I partnership Have you sl•rled do•ne bu,lness yet? No Lou McNau&Jllon This statement wH tiled with the County Clerk ol Crance County on 0612S/02 2002690785' Dally Pilot July J. 10 17, 24.~ W729 A&-.. ..... ........ TM followlna Pllf'SOn\ 11• doonc busjnus as Thal Swell l'rodllce, 501 E Kat• Ave • UA, Or enp, CA 921167 l1nc ll1w1n Int 11••otha, 25651 Hazel· nut l ene. Leh F oresl, CA 92'630 Pr1yon1 Pa.11111111. 501 E Kale#e Ave • 14". LMe Fore t. CA 92167 Tiiis l1n111ew i con· ~·" .. ., .......... pertlltf 11111 Hnt you ,t., led 11om11>11'"'-" 1eu Ho Pf•ronefltM'-'11 1'"-ttatement •et t-.. _.. Ille C-ly Cttr1I .. 0.•111* c-ty NOll?S/02 ,.. ... ,.,. 0.ity Not MY 3, 1~~ Zt,2007 W fU l I Ile loliow1n1 penons U<" dOllli bllSll112'S H . l1qu1d Ari StudlO, IOI S £1 Camino Real. 1708, San Cteme'1le. CA 92672 Broll Tobia. 113 Paseo De I a Serenata. San Clemente CA mn leslre Tobia. 113 Paseo Oe La :s.tenala San CeletMnle. CA 9'2672 Thos business 1s con dueled by husband and wife Have you 'tarted dotna bus.ness y~t7 199/ Broll Tobia Tbos slelemenl wu hied w1tti the County Cl~k of Orance County on 07/08/02 2002H0913S Daily Pilot July 17. 2•. 31, Aull 7. 2002 W7S8 Fidilllls lmtu •"-*'-' Th• followin11 person~ are do1ne bus111ess as Creative Solutions • Partners. 1280 Bison St • •B9 3S4. Ne wport Beach. CA 9?660 Rtbt(CI L Rall 1280 81Son SI . •B9 354, Newpor I Beach CA 92660 Linda C Adams 1180 Sison SI • 189 354. Newport Beach CA 92660 Thi~ business 1s con dueled by co pu lners H•v• you started do•ne busmess yet' No lrnda C Adams Th" sl.ttement w8' hied with the C<1uoty Clerk ol Orance County on 06/25/02 2002'907147 Daily Pilot July 3 10. 17 24. 2002 W7'15 ,.... ..... .... s...... The lollowlna person' are doln1 business as MRS En1ineerin1, 438 Rrv•stde Ave., Newport Buch. CA 92663 Ml(hMI N lsh•awa, 438 Rtverstde Ave Newport Buell. CA 92663 Rochelle Bowe, 438 R1V«&tde Ave .. Newport Buch, CA 92663 Th 11 btlStness IS con ducted by husband •nd wife Have you 1tar t•d dolna builness yet? No MichHI N. lshik•wa This statement was hied with the County Cletk of Ounct Cou11ty on06/25/02 2MH907154 Daily Pilot July 3. 10. 17. 24, 2002 W726 STAT-.Of t••~··· fKlmlll5 ..SS- The fotlow1.n1 '*'°n hu abandoned the UM ol the Fictrt;ous B11S11MU Name E·ltz Tecllnolo 11u, 18551 Yorba Linda Blvd., YOfb1 l.1"411. CA 92886 The f IChllOut Bus.111111 N.eme r1f1rrtd 10 llM>YI wu tlled In Ouna• Colonty on 9/ll/2001 rt .. fllo 20016876142 .IHM Benton Cavett, 2405 Via NMCllO, San Clemlflt1,CA8267' TIM .. _U II COii M._-, 111 lftdjvidMI .......... OllC.V.lt TNa .._._.WI' HM ...... ~dnff 0r-.. Coomty Oft Oii 21102 f1lt No, .......... .,.., Nat .IWty 10. 11, M.-Jl,20Gt W7'1 Adltl. ..... ... s...... The followina persons •re doinc business as lendershnk, 2711'1 Aliso Creek Rd.. Su1lo 160, Ahso Viejo, CA 92656 De11nis BuJtamanle, /5'48 k almla Ave • Moreno VaHey, CA 92557 Av1 Cllaltd, 27111 Aliso Creek Rd. 1160, Ahw Vie to, CA 92656 Gabriel Bustamante. 6829 Sedona Or , RI~· ersrde. CA 91509 This buslnen is con· ducted by. • eener al pwtnersh•P Have you slarled doma bus•~ess yet' No ~nn1s Bustamante This statement was tiled with the County Clerk of Or~nfle County on 06/03/02 2002690$•08 Daily Pilot July J. I 0 17 24. 2002 W7JS Rcftilll ..... .... s...... I hr lollow1n1 person' are dolne bustnen as Honest Ptnl 4533 Mac- Arth Uf •539. Ne WJ>Of I Buch CA 92660 Honl':sl lnweslmenh. UC (CA), 4533 Mac Ar thur Blvd . •~39, Newport Beach, CA 9?660 This bus1ne<1 1s con· dueled by l1m1ted l 1ab1hly Co Have you started dome buslfless yet? Yes 6/1/02 Honest lnwestmenh. LLC Candu1 ftw. Manaaer This 'tatement wn IMd Willi the County Clerk of Oran11 County on 06/19/02 2002690725' D••IY Pilot July 10, 17, 24, JI, 2002 W755 ~ ..... "-S...... lhe lollow1111 persons ate doma buSHltss ., Speuahnd Powder Coellna. 18101 ReclOndO C11cle, Un11 I , Hunune· ton Beach CA 92648 Indian R>ders Auocla· tlon llC <CA). I~ Mamu.I Or . Coton• ~I Mar, CA 9262S fhrs buslfM!SS IS CQn· d UC I e d by ,limited liabrltty Co Have you started dolne business yet' No lnd1en Riden Anoe• etion. LLC HUlh C fhndolph, Manace1/ClO Tll1s statement •IS ftt.d with the Ccw"ll' Clerk of Oran11 County on 07/02/D'l IOOl .. M70I Oliy l'ilot July 10. 17. 2• ll 2002 W7•3 ,.... ..... ... s...... The follow1n1 ~rson' are do1n11 business IS A .) EE MC /TIR / DISCOVERY UPO. B.) INVENTORY REMARllET ING SPECIALISTS, 48S E 17th St • "600, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 W1ll1am R Nordstrom 48S E 17th St ~ Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This bu~•ne" is con ducted by en individual Have you slatted doing business yet' Ye\ 1/\/07 Witham R Nordstrom This statement was hied with the County Clerk of Ot ana• County on06(25/02 200269078U Dally Piiot July J. 10. 17. 24. 2002 W726 Rdltlm ..... ... s...... lh~ lollowrnc persons •te dorne business as Sharper lines (sm) 3727 Farqullar 17. Los Al•m1tos, CA 90720 Cdwerd Alhambra 3727 Farquhar 17 L~ Alam•los. CA 90720 fh~ buuness ~ con dueled by en 1nd1vtdual Have you slMted doina bu~•ness yeH YM 10/26/99 • Edward Alhambra Th•$ statement •IS hied with the County Cteri. of Otance County ono&n1;o2 2002Hoa2sa 011~7. 24.~~19 ... s...... The fonowin1 per r.ons are doinc businns as. Oandehon Slly Pren. 1280 Bison. Su•te "89 '°· HeWl>O<I Beach CA 92660 Aurora Winter. 2410 Peril Newport. Newporl 811cb, CA 9:1660 This butjness 1s con ducted l>y an ind1vldu1t Have yew stwttd dotn1 business yet? Ho Aurori WMtter This statement was hied will! the County Clerk of Otanee County on 07/01/02 20026908617 Daily Pilot July 10. 11 24 31. 2002 W741 Re-. .... ... s...111 The follcw1n1 persons are doln1 buslnus u Rejuvlnrqua Wellneu Center, 17SS D•en11 Awe Sit C, Costa Mesa CA92627 Ronda Eutllft• Rodi en. I 6Sl\ Athanca Awe , N Tustin. CA 92780 TI11s buslnus is con duc:ltd by: 111 indivlcluel Have ye11 allttt4 c1o11" 1Mis1nna .,.n No llonda [ 1C1M llCMllfln This stat•-nt wn flied wtlti Ille C-t~ Ct.rt of Or •fl .. C-ty on07/0ll02 .. ,. ...... Dally l'.,t My 10, 17. 24. 31. 2001 W7S2 ..... .... ........ The lolktw"'f per10n 1r1 ...... II-It. V11t11e l1llu7, H.31 811llol SI , tAl02. Cott~ Meu,CA92'2' C•lllt l~hry UC (CA>. 2'1!1 ve Wey, :;.:J"' l11cll, CA Tllit --Is COft d11cte~ .. , l IMltfd lllllMlttyCo H_,..,t.w ............... "" ... c.,..teti•y.uc TMll 11"'911, OW.I ...... ,.... ,..._... -~= ii.lf~i.'Mt . ' I , I • t i. ' •I • 11 ....... J!tx 17,. ...... ......... .. lllll ..... ....... ........ ..... .... ......... ... ...... TM ........ ,__ TM ......... ,.,_ ................ : ....... ~.: ltyfW C.....ctiolt Co.. e11tlq11eflrHrms.co•. lllS l ...... ...,.., 217' lrWM Aw.., S... ...... CA .. l F·lll, Coeb ...... CA Crel& Dnhl ltrlfei, IZIZ7 nu t . ...,. •4 . s~ JN11, 2020 Newrort IHcll, CA T•t111 Ave .• C:O.ta ...... 1191 CAt2127 Tiiis IMilMlou II COfl· Tiiis IMnlMss is CM· ... i.y: 1111 lltdlwldllel 4uctM i.y: ... llldlvidull How ,ou 1tartod Heve YO¥ at.loci ...._--... yet? Yea, doiflC bualMss yet? Vea, ll01/Q2 "°""' .. ., 1"3 Ctlle OollW Ryffel Sletlllon Juan Thie atlltemont WH Tllll sbternont "" filod with the Counu filod wlttl tho County Clet'tl of Or111ae County Cltftl of Onnp County CN1 07 /OZ./02 on 07 /02/02 IMM ... 7IO IMl6Ml72' Delly r11o1 Jiiiy 10, 111 Dally r 11o1 July 10, •!J z•. 31, 2002 W74 24, 31, 2002 W74e Policy ......... ... ..... Tiii ....... ,. .... ............... Hird ltHk, 2213 ,., ... Dr ..... C:O.ta Meu.CAIZIZt • 0.-. --....... . ..... 2291 ,., ... °'·· =-Costa ...... CA Tilil ........... Is COii• ..... ~: .. illcllvldual Hewe'°"st.ted Mill& ti.slMss yet? v ... 'Z/2(J/02 DMW J. Mortenton This sbt-nt •H flld wlUI tile Collnty CWll of Or1n1e Co11nty CN1 07 JOl/02 lMl6fOU64 Daly ,llot July 3, 10, 17, M.~ W731 How to Place A • QASR rs Ille mtiml Jll're•• -~ ym're sea;,. a hOIDe,apitment pet or new occupation! you'resmlilg hr .... you're•a ) home,.,trnent pet or new occupation! __ Deadlines----. ' Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. 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To complain ol dis crlnunelion, ca" HUD loH· free 11 1-800-424-8590. TtlUsAJ.t YOll 6AU&ESAUI .. CWSIFIED (949) 642-5671 r~ivv. have bad credit too. WANTED ~~ Get on track. Krl•~ 1-146-775 ... 173 QUES P1non111.o1111 2a AITIQUES c ... tc•N"'- 01d Co•nsl Cold, solvtlf, jew*y, walctm.. 8ftlJQIMs collectobles 9'9-642·9448 Older Style F"""""9 f'\ANOS & Colledfblos . ........,.._ •S.....•A.-·~"""""'" $$CASH PAID$$ ........ ., .......... WE BUY ESTATES . .,,,.........fnotdy_ AITIR" CONSIGNMENTS 1 ' ' ' I I 1585 lettweller P..-y lost July 5th Red collar needs med's. 19th St &- Newpor1 Bl 716-979-3974 lOST 7-14, HNGAl CAT arey/blll stripc>ed, aroen eyes mile, One Ford Rd, Beloved femily fl!l. 9'9·721·1962 HAVI LUS TMAJI P•· feel credot...7 We t in help! Purchase or refl· nence. debt consoloda· lion, difficult Income, ctsh·out for any pur· pose. New Century Mort:a•ae Corporation 11 888-429-5067. Subject lo credit 19Pf'OVll. 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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS low prices. 91&98'-00e& • MllC.Mllical APPLIANCES 3050 ~allMllll ,...... & ....... Unit. Molq In 2 wks. Grelll .-C dell or sdd ...,_ Good cond. 716.l!41.ai71 Refrlaer1t0t Sl80/11. Washer/Dryer, $140/ee. Eacellent Condition 949.646.5848 COMPUTERS FOR HOME USE 3515 l.wwtftMe4ell ......... rl•"• w/pleno dose player. Hl1h Luster Ebony xlnt cond $9,900 (949) 474-8600 l 111 cm 3610 ..... 0-..-.. .. .......... ,... ....... ;:t.. S:-S:.J2t -" ........... 2279 ---· .... .._ .... ..... so..., ... .... 4*rMMS1-4t06 3260 Mllcellaneoa ~~~~~-·~ (2) .,,.. IMec c--~ 3650 pvten. Resberry Ir Lime $600/ea/obo. Lill• new Xlnt cond. 9'9-640-1621 ENTERTAlllBIT El.£CTRONICS S.t ef 6 Mery Enatebreot doHs $300, Set of 8 i-. ... dal oallldian JlCXl. New .,,.. "*" Siil. Partl crll ~ 9&548GI mceJMEOUS "-*, 1..-EICIWIDISE CD'a 111111 Dia 3315 TOP SSS/RICOIDSI Jau, R&-B, Soul, Roell, Etc. 50's &-60's MIKE (949) 645·7505 FIND ....... ....... STiil IUIUHNG 401166 WAS $12,110 MUST SlU$7,A77 1-100-292-0111 s.11,ourCar In Clo.uifled I .os-1510 -HOT SUMMll SAV- 1 NOS I St11I Arch Buildinas. factory Di· reel! 30xl0, .40a56, 52a64. Save lhousendsl ,..,feet for Workshops/ C1r1aes. Cell 1-800·341· 7007. -w.sleelmasttlf use.com (CAl •SCAN) WANTED JAl'ANlH SWOltDS & RllATlD ITlMS 94t-4t4-17 SI ~misss Vendona Roule. Prime locations. S96JO lnv"t. S00.2SS-lt22 VENDING ROUTI Musi Sell 72 Sellina Units Only S9630 lnveit. 100-2S3-H22 1ZA N9w V ....... 11&1:1' l.mted Routes Ava S8ia ProfitsS Fr" Info. 800-575·5122 Prl"'• Office Srece Avoll, Newport Ctr erea, 260 Newport Ctr Dr .. 2121 E Coest Hwy. Ocun view, Cell Cherles Dunn Co. 949-833-8800 HOMESFORSAl..f ORANGE 5411 COUNTY a-.icc-....... OtlpleJL 1/1 mile to Town. Close to North Bey Buch. '8r 28a.fp, qvlet inside with b<lcll e111toroor end double p•n• win· dows, new carpet. paint, v1c1nt, easy lo show, Sl,259,000. Bill Hardesty Realt1. 9'9-675·2866 l 1Hkr tliL· Sl'n iL'l' D ircct<lr~ 1);11111L·r Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Cal Lorraine at (949) 57 4-4245 Specleua otMI Clev.r Family Floorplen. Con· struction Completed in 2000. La pnvate master suit• with sottlna bel-cony, roof decll for vi«w1n1 and relulna. Mwy Her4etty l..tty t4t ... 7S-S612 11'(_ ..... ,, •. New Home For Sele on lslend. July Completion Boll Herdesty Really. Visit web sole www.Ha-destyReelly.com 949-675-2866. 116 '-er..W Av-. 0,... SIM 2·4. Only New Home f or Sale on lslend. July Completion. 111 ......... ty lfffty 949-675·2866. BllllOIPlnlmlla IAYJltONT lLIOANCl JOltlVH VllW $1,t4S,OOO .,, •• 49-721-1120 Conllll 11111111' New Spy9leu Hiii• llstlna. CrHI opportu- nity, pool end spa, 4Br 2.!>Ba, Iara• tot. over 12,000 sf $949,900. Devld T. Sanl0td, 111. 71•-412·8955 21f' 2h I level p1tlo condo. New decor. oceanside of PCH, welll to aN $43911. Owner/Bllr 949-760-3187 ... 4 Unit• .. Mne v ... 4o all 2br lb•, nice area, la lf'HS1 yard, low vec1nc1 $669.900 •bo .... lvet1-. rwo I •t• In Mese Vtlfde, 2 twnhm style units. alt w/1er•aes I. P•t becllyerds. Devld T. Sanford, Bkr 714-412· 8955 Q11lot el ..... iiH411, 211< 2b1 apt, wd IW!ups, l car 1ereae, •ll Sl250 9'9-673·7800 S 1 H6 FLY•G ClOUD Laauna Niauel, S639.000 Zbr 2ba + den office meny u11ades. John Ferr ow Cell 9'9-322· 0932 Dir 949-389-1324 ~lach C-4e "A r........W. offer" will buy a 211< 2bt + office upper level Grenville Unit on NB Country Club By owner Call for eppl days 9'9·721-0013 condo 0,.-s.t/s-1-s Ref'e See leJe.41 3Br 38a end unit with • view lookina out to Sianeture Hole I 17. eat L1urle ~ 949-509-8923 St/I. iiifff q sty view hm. 3br 2.9Je. ............ kilc, lwll hes 2 nwoy 1411JMt1a ID lat! PooVlipe. Sllll9!J(I). ~ 0-Mf...7Sf-S02:2 IWliiii ViiW CONOO ..... lteedl & lUo v-... 1 .. -efc, 1.Slti, $4Jt,to0 .... .._ 714-S.._.77S O<iiiliONT RXUI .... , .... , ...... ....... Aft. t4t-72S-1120 ... lHTATU PA T1tKll TUNMtl NA'"°"WIOl USA t4t-IS6-t70S [Jr] •0,...Set/S-1-S 2t v..--Beautiful Rina• !>Br 5' /lb•, purl· lied .., sys, 3c aer. clubhouse with febutous pool, tennis courts. Low Mello Roos. all., Laurie Leaaio.949-509-8923 Oflll SUN 1-S a1.......,,.. --a.de ....... ............. $1..625.000 s...... ....... ""' Mt-715415' ~ Homes 5113 NlWPOltT 8IACH COTTAGE FOR $69.000 Boet Marin• Ir K1y1llin1 714-624·1362 Lie ;inc MISCB LANEOUS RBfTAl.S Sill ,. ..... .......... ' e Rlnllllollm .. , ...... _....itwto share COM 2br. 2ba l block from beach! $800 + 1/2 util. 9'9-637·7602 Roolll llll'Rlllll .. NI 21f', lie. Oft the sand, febulous views. yearly, wstv/6fyer, 1/2 uhl $1075 9'9-645-935? Nlr....._..,._..._. 11 28r 281, w/d. 1/l ulls. $825/mo.+ $800/dep 949-723-2322 Aveil Howl RESIOENTlAl RENTALS ORANGE 7411 COUNTY APT, lelltee l•le1t4 upsteirs, 2 small b1 's, fp, wd, carport, No pets. $1400/mo. 949-675·2975 ..... h ..... • ..,., ... 3br 3bt. yrly rental S3950/mo;t 9'9-752·5181 .... , .. ,_., ~·········· 1cw.-...,14'eerte lteedll SI.MO/-. ............. M...erewt,4a..th, 1ur ...... Av.lt s.. -u,0001-. ot\enA_....I As~l..tly .. , ... ,,_,.., Call (949) 642-5678 -r · ~· r lj r p 0 : r I ;.. ·' . I ' L. ' \. I I ·I ' • I • I I ' I I • '-· I ' I I f l °'I -· .................... .. ......... . r;: II ...... 41.... .... ... ... ~--~: ~ v=. !:O..::; i~;cCN;u.ii:i11i«ooiiiiAii•iii•~-----------~ _... ._., tr• .... Milt/Ml 111t. OMAR 8HA1W ~Po:..!, ~ ._... erll ceM, flll avalt Ind l'AHHNt tWCH .,........,...,c_ ,... Tri·S.. llf, frit. ptj_aW ... ~_... fJGQIMC Kw.. Mncf. 111·10t·-1 '200. ........... lllr llOO o.lllU bacllkw llOO. Incl.ta pvt &•n1• w/1wnce. Mf-642·2000 ~ .......... uw. I& loft atyte, gulet, pvt, "h*'J.. '875/ino. llO £. 21st st. 949'445- 7776 •ILOClll TO llACMI• lllf, lb• on penlnaula Act $1000/MO. 94M17.J-7IOO Model l*• IHC Twnhn.· 8edl 8•y 3br 2.511•. 2c 1w. '"'Ce r-. plentt· tlOll sti.itters, PerlO th. custom closets/paint, new kit, w/d hli·ups, weekly maid service Included, avail 1/01. $2500/ino. 714-514-0054 hili ... , .......... ....,l-law . ..... ..... .... 7[.. IM'!•• ... ~ Of llt-M0-5111 fa. UM .. , Y• c.ti converslo•, 450 cl, .,...., toWiM pckC. -fnlfllt Ill -traM, -biakn, tu• ,.. ......... 4~ dlan, llM, TV, val, C8, erey~. 1111t CGIM. $7500/ollo. M t -140· 5032 Of Mt-'40-1m9 COOl.t, ,_ COOll, Mlsas AH!r i.. ..,. aon. M 4y 2·4.00, LOlll 8o«da 20 Meift St. HI Ant ........ , PT tor Sett Stor .... 2 daya ,..,- WHll. Office workci compultf know.._. an lipt m1lnt req. Newport BH ch. 949 644·2747 hr41 .......... c-Wlilte/t.n lttw, ONLY2tKmMnn $15,980 tte7 ~AUTO 94t-&74-n77 fw4'ttM..-..c- B•lblk Int. Must see! $13,980 117959 ~AUTO 949-574-m7 /OD'OOMUSTMIO Convt, AT.1. AC, PS, W/DL, lilt,cD,llloysl fV191694 114,995 ..... M0-7 ..... ,_..001 ....... XLT 4 do«. 6cyl, tc. tilt. v'823275-3072 113,595 NOUI UIVIS HCNeOA ....-..w• 2 .... ~ au-540-7.g4 _... ._ "' poa1. IP9. a•--............ o.. •t s rri-s.4-.._......_. -. ·~O<A. ~-Ju.Ji~~. Mus sm-f.D,:. :.JM.&l'JO t W/fJ•Y Int. auto, vf019459-3152 $4,495 _. .... _..,____ sunroof, •lloys, NOIUI lllVIS HOllDA ..__........ $17,980 118103 tu-S40--74U ......,..., ~AUTO t4t-574·7777 .._.. 'H Accw4 LX .._ P<M.lhpWe h . 2br, 2ba, lyr lM, furn or unfUfn, no pets, pool/ Jae/marina 949-675·4294 Al, AC, PS/B/W/Ol. IMW 't7 74CMl SDN vtl64723·2909 $10,995 Wht W/blk lthr. cert NOllM lllVlS HONDA to lOOK ml, comf suts tU-S40·74U 123.980 111s12 .._..,tt4ccw4li Opcoina led: Kin& of r:.J Study this deal from 1 knockout match at e Nonh American Ownpionships. Would you ralhet play or defend Ii~ diamonds dou· bled after lhe Iced ol the king of heln.s? The biddinf Ill one table ~I~ ibown. Nonh s double of one splldc wa neptive -for lak.cout. a.bowing hcans -a dubious cbolce whtt such I weak hand and min1J1l81 Aippon fQI' lhe odier suits. The rest of lhe auction WUOllunJ. ~you Mict to play. Yo. nlff die ooeoilt& ile9t ieed. calh die ICC Q( clubs .a caatioue with a low clib • trick three! West pmema trich the klftl o( lwafU. ~you IO rvlf. When= Iller ble I lriCt IO the ICC ol ~ heart lad by lhe def. forces you to ble tn&mpcon- bol Eventually ~ .• ::Jr' 80 c1own .. leMt one trick. · na on the play llld de(ente. However, suJIPIXIC you adjust the llniln& sllJbtJy. After ruffing the opening heart lead, play the queen of sl)8de$ from hand. If E'.a.u wiM with the II.le and returns lhe queen or ~\declarer ruffs. cWies lhe ICC of cJub!.. croues to the king of spades and leD a club. II East ruffs. declarer maiotains trump c:oauol Ind can win any !'Clum. ruJf 1 club hi&h. draw ttllmps aad NII clubs. II East refuses to ruff, declaret wins. rulJs I Club with the queen. dnws tnunps and claims 11 tricb. It does not help West to refuse to win the ICC of spades It trick two. Now declarer plays ICC and I low club, rulrs the heart return. trumps a club oo lhe table with the queen, draws trvmps a00 fWb club!. for 11 tricks. U you found lhi~ line. e~co with open cards. 11CCept our congratu- lations. You did bctier than citbtt declarer! SATUaN '01 Sll SDN AT, AC, PS. Dl, tilt, stereo, cus, lmm1c VWGlS'HJmA PS, WL, CC. Tiit, stereo, cass, moonrf, 11.loy ............. 11.• TODAY'S c8oSSWoRo PuZZLE ACA088 1 Pa11111 !5 Tri. to '°""' OY9f g Two pints 14 ~mu91 15 o.lhl nurtemald 18 Not justified 17 Entertelner -Pema 18 Venture 1g GOif dUb9 20 Space probe 22 Globe sub9tltutes 24 Crunchy 26 on-rOlld vehicle Z7 Drive-In feature 30 Kltct'len pest 35 Notthese 36 Shabby 37 Han Solo's love 38 UmbfeHa part 39 Upright pianos <42 XXI times C <43 Peace Nobella -WIMel <45 J.:ques' pals <46 erthusium <48 Trachea 50 Most competent 51 Rev the engine 52 Oveffed 54 Most optlmlsUc 58 Uk• good s<MI 82 Organic compound 83 Whet9 Mongola Is :t='~ 87 a..a.men ee TV'• -Griffin s -vooa 70 MOMA mtiat 71 Vortex DOWN 1 Drfter 2 Say flrmly 3 Action word 4 Lurff 5 Tadcle energetl· cally (2 wds.) 8 Bradley and Sharif 7 Paddle cousin 8 NY ballpark 9 Comforters 10 Solve 11 Uproars 12 Ancient Inscription 13 Hatdy'• dairymaid 21 Mllples and oeJls 23 Jeer 25 Impostors V Scatter 28 -con carne 29 Woml seeker 31 Minerals 32 -fatale 33 Hobble8 34 MllOonalfe's boal 36 SpinetM:a one <40 Special effort 41 Prudent ..... 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