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Home My WebLink About2002-07-18 - Orange Coast Pilot,. .. I • • Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ' . TtlJRSDAY,JULY18,2002 All three suspects in gang:::rape case ·plead nOt guilty Judge sets $100,000 bail despite deputy distric~ attorney's plea that bail be withheld. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot NEWPORT BFACH -A Su- perior Court judge set a bail amount for the three suspects accused of allegedly gang-raping a 16-year-old girl in a Corona del Mar home, overruling ·a deputy district attorney's request not to because of the viciousness of the crime. Haid.I, Kyte Nachreiner and Keith Spann -all 17-year-old stu- dents at Rancho CUcamonga High School. The three allegedly drugged the victim's drink and then raped her while a video camera filmed the incident on the evening of July 5 in the home of Don Haid.I, an assistant sheriff with the county. All three pleaded not guilty on Wednesday and will return to court Aug. 12 for a pretrial hear- ing. As of press time, no one had posted bail. 'My boy is the least culpable of any of them. Yet he's the name that comes up constantly in the papers, out of the district attorney's office. He is the one that has been pillaged by the Newport Beach Police Department. Only his house has been search ed twice.' Joseph Cavallo who represents Gregory Haidl clasped bands, fighting back tears. During · the arraignment, society and the victim,''. Hoff- mann said. John Barnett, who represents Nachrelner, suggested $50,000 bail. At the arraignment Wednes- day, Judge Craig Robison set the '----A.~· a.t $100,000 each for Gregory Family and friends of the sus- pects packed the courtroom. As the defendants were led into the partitioned area wearing orange jumpsnits, Haidl stood up and mouthed something to his son. His ex-wife and daughter Deputy District Atty. Jana Hoff- mann argued that the severity and sophistication of the crime, in addition to the arrogance the victims .took in videotaping it. justified withholding bail. "They pose a serious danger to Outside the courtroom, Joseph Cavallo -who represents Greg- ory Haidl -said the arraign- See SUSPECTS, Paee A4 SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Gregory Haidl appears in court with his attorney, Joseph Cavallo, Wednesday for arraignment on charges of gang rape at the Harbor Justice Center in Newport Beach. • SERIOUS MOONLIGHT DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT The moon sets on the horizon as the Grand Wheel at the Orange County Fair lights up the night sky. For more on the faJr, see paces A6-A7. Sanitation district dumps controversial waiver .. County board members opt for increased treatment of offshore sewage discharge. 8y Paul Cllnton members Ousbed away a contro- Staff Writer versial sewage treatment process Wednesday evening. FOUNTAIN VAUEY -Orange The district's 14-11 dedajon, County Sanitation Distxict board met by resounding cheers in the THE BELL CURVE spill-over meeting room, fol· lowed months of deliberation and public scrutiny. Following animated discus- sions at the meeting; the 25- member board narrowly ap- proved an inaeased treatment of Its wastewater that would kill micrc>scopic contaminants - bacteria and viruses that in- clude B. coli and other harmful and harmless microorganisms. Sanitation district general manager Blake Anderson said the diattict could begin full sec- ondary treatment by 2011. · Newport Beach City Council- man Gary Adams, representing Doing best for human relations Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.~com According totbedty'a Web lite, the ndlelon of lheHuman ReladoDI Qwnm"'k>o IUo •11np1ement ~-......... ... .. ....... " ... -::J:'.::= ....... . .... .,.. ................. aeparate people in Calta Mesa.• otMoufly It's the wrong place for any&.e committed to politiona that would c:trcwrMnt thele.,.... So che only qu8llion ~t to tbll ._.would eeem to be wbelber or not lhl pubUc PGldllll of the ...... under . ibw-iwoofdMllll_.., ~-.... allbl ..-.lbclu&~arnot ..., ....... mdJ .. lhe ....... pllaftblHtmn A I ,._Calli 1 'r• Aad .............. M Mayor Tod Ridgeway, said it wu time to use higher treatment as a way to protect the county's beaches. Adams. reading a letter from Ridgeway, said he believes the plume is returning to the shore- 'See WAIVER, Paa• M NEWPORT BEACH Mormon Temple approval stalls Federal law says government cannot impose 'land-use regulation' to hinder religious practices. June Casaarande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BF.ACH -Exten- sive community meetings, hours of staff time, a three-inch-thick environmental report and untold reams of correspondence be- tween residents and city officials have all hinged on the belief that the city has a say in whether a Mormon temple is built here. But a closer Joolc at a new federaJ • law suggests this might not be the case at all. City officials are now analyzing the Religious Land Use and Insti- tutionalized Persons Act. The • -...-.act,,-. which President Ointon signed in 2000. says. MNo govern- ment shall impose or implement a land-use regulation in a man· ner that imposes a substantial burden on the religipus exercise of a person." There are limits, of course. A government can re- strict religious exercise when do- ing so as the "least restrictive means to serve a compelling government interest" But such government interest usually amounts to protecting public health and safety. And for New- port Beach, this law, combined with-some legal precedents, sug- gests the city may have an uphill battle in defending its power to rule yea or nay on the temple. "The law will be one of the is- sues that comes up before the Planning Commission and the Oty Council." Oty Manager SM TEMPLE, hp M .. ·u ~. -;,;J is, 2002· . . . . .. 1 I 1 I POLirrICS RUNNING COUNCILMAN STEVE McCfWt(.IOM.Y Pl.OT Word on the street was that Gary Monahan would be too busy with his family and his pub, Skosh Monahan's, to run for reelection to the Costa Mesa City Council. His decision this month to go for another term toughens up the cound race. , . THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE Campbell _a part of puny group Paul Clinton Daily Pilot N ewpor~Mesa •, Assembl anjohn Campbe~eaded into his weelcly meeting or MThe Puny Ten" a little after 3 p.m. on Thursday, saying he was not optimistic about progress on the state's stalled budget. Assembly Speaker Herb Wesson formed the cleverly named caucus last week. and . invited the five leading assembly members from each party. As the vice chairman of the influential budget committee, Campbell, who holds the 70th Assembly District seat, was an easy choice. The caucus is a nod to MThe Big Five~ -the high-ranking assemblage of Gov. Gray Davis and the top Democrat and Republican from the Assembly and Senate. So far, the Puny Ten haven't made any outsi.zed progress to close the partisan gap on the budget, Campbell said. "We're not sure what the beck we're doing this for,~ Campbell said. "We've been talking about things, but we haven't gone anywhere." Vespa nice to meet you Assemblyman Ken Maddox doesn't represent Costa Mesa or a sliver of Newport Beach yet. However, he baa a plan for that time. Maddox said be hopet to tJdll!ufllS.-.own West Coast lllihWay m.bis new Vespa scooter to Check out the new 68Lh Assembly District. Maddox will represent portions o(northwestem Newport-MesaifhewlDs the election for the newly realigned district in November. He recently bought one of the popular scooters at Vespa Newport Beach. "It's to cn.&iae up and down Pacific Coast Highway, checking out the new district," Maddox said. "It's my beach-mobile." A flight for flight's sake Ta.Icing up the cause to extend flight restrictions at John Wayne Airport, Supervisor Jim Silva and Newport Beach Councilwoman Norma Glover headed to Washington D:C. to meet with the people who may influence the issue. Silva, whose Second District includes Newport-Mesa. and Glover m et with Federal Aviation Administration officials in the morning on Thursday and a handful of lawmakers during the 'afternoon. They met with Reps. Dana Rohrabacher who represents Costa Mesa, Ed Royce Dail y A Pilot VOL M, NO. 111 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publlth« TONYDOOaO, Editor J\Jf1'( OETTINQ, ~.a.a:.~ Promodone Dnctor CR-Fullenon> and Ken Calvert (R-Rlveraide) to inform them about the approval of the extenslon, on June ZS, by the Board or Supervi.sqfs and City Council. Airport Director~-MUIJ>hy also jotned the delegation. Avoiding a power outage State Senator Ross Johnson ls puahlng for a public explanadon from the man who aeated Cal·ISO, themamtplace for sales or. spot" power. Johnson, who represents · Newport-Mesa via the 35th Senate DiJtrict, want.a state Sen. Joe Dunn to call David Freeman, the head or the Los Angeles Department or Water and Power, for testimony. Dunn la chairing a committee that la looking into market manipulation between the fall of 2000 through the summer or 2001. Freeman, the Cal-ISO's trustee, has come under fire for possibly using improper •rtcocbet• energy trading. in which power ls bounced out of state and brought back in to inflate prices. Gov. Gray Davia has nominated Freeman for the chairman or the Consumer Power and Conservation Financing Authority. He must ChltltlM Cenllo Newt ... i.t.nt (949) 1574--4298 dlrl«IM.CMrl1toelltt#,,,...com ..._._ .............. D11le•1 Greg Fry, Don L.eec:te, SMn Hiller, Glne Aleundet, Lori Anderton READa8 HOTUNE (IMl)M2-eoe8 Record your comment. about the Dally Piiot or ,,... ttpa. ~ Our addt'9le 11330 W. Bay St., C:O. Mele, CA 82927. Offic9 houri .,.. Mof*Y-Fftdey, l:301.m. -5 p.m • Ceu:1 .... It • the Plloc't policy to promr:ittv COf'NCt ... ""°"' of IUbetenoa. ,..... cell (Ml) 174-4218. be conftnned by the Senate by Aug.13. "The Senate should not be in · a position of votit11 on David Freeman's confirmation without benefit of the fa.eta concerning h1a involvement bl potentially Wegal activities," Johnson saJd. "The beat way to answer these questions la to have Mr. Freeman publicly and under oath." C.Ox improves his space in cyberspace Rep. Chris Cox has unveiled a hJgber-tech Web site aa a way to better communicate with bJa constituents about h1a weekly activities in the natiqn'• capital. The handaome alte now includes euy-to-l*! navtpdonal ban along the left-band llde. It allo features golden-colored tabs along the top of the site. The.site also includes atreamin& video and glossy pictures. A trip to the site results in a chance to watch a press co nference, held jointly by C.Ox and Democratic California Sen. Barbara Boxer, about the unveiling or a new child-support bW. Watch Cox field queatlona from reporten, in one or the video clips. Cox. who represent.a Newport Beach, unveiled the lite about two weeb ago. Box 1580, C:O. Mete, CA 82826. Copyright: No news llOriel, lllustradona, edltorill mlll9r or ~ heNfn c:en be ~ wtthoUt wrltllln permluion of copvrleht owner. HOW TO MACH UI a........ The nm. <>renea Ccxlntv (800) 212..e141 .......... a T 11(141}842-M79 ....,, .. ,842~1 ...... ..... (M)M2.-.0 ......... DMm ...... ,.. ........ ,70 ........... -.o170 .._.. .,n:ror•...,__com ........ ··• OllllCMIM2..a21 8J I I 11111.., 111-71211 '4 ll ~"'-C-•-..... "' ........... ,... -'llllllliOLAll ..... · ........ " POLmcs ASIDE A very big decision Costa Mesa residents looking . for change had to be muttering to themselves a bit last week once C.Oundlman QuyMonahan annouoced that be will. in fact, eeek reelection in NoYember. Improvement crowd. What also could change ls any attempt by them to get two new faces onto the council. Monahan, who famously-at least here in Newport-Mesa-is One or the loosely afliliated group. Joel . Falis -a surprisingly sucoessfu1 candidate . two years ago, given ' S.J. CAHN itW&shiB8rstrun -at' also the owner of a Costa Mesa pub. bad been saying that business and family priorities would keep him from running once again. And that meant that there would be at least one new face on the council. which welcomed newcomers Karen Robiilson and ~ Steel two years ago. Now, with both Monahan and Mayor Unda Oi.xon intent on keeping their seats. the road to a new council is suddenly a lot steeper and rougher. What will be interesting to see is whether his decision changes the makeup of the candidates. Prior to Monaban's announcement. two like-minded candidates -Allan Mamoor and former candidate James Fisler-had announced Intentions to run. Both come from eeeendally the same c:a.m.p u Steel: their focus is on fast improYemmta to the city's . infrutructwe and housing, espedllly on the Westside, as well al OD perce:lved social ills rewMng ltOWl<I the city's job center and dlarides. Their stances, lib multi-time amcfldate Steel. are contnMnial, as demonstrated by the recent fta.re-up of emotiona ~the ctty'a Human Relatiooa Cominill6on. of which Mamoor ii a member: Initially. ft was cooceiwlbli= that both could hlM won if backed by the aame concerted effort that vaulted Steel to the dais as the top vote-getter two years ago (one triclc used. by many accounta. was encouraging Steel supporters to vote solely for him. thereby keeping down the number or wt.eta for b.la rtvals). Under this ecenario, they would have both stepped into Monahan'a open teat and remoYed Dixon -a frequent bUget o( their atticism& The Icing OD that cab? 'Ibey would have had, with Steel, a majority vote OQ the coundL 'lbal llrategy fl8wea to chanp ~with the libly vlcd:m being Dbon. since Monahan Is far mo~ popular with the Costa Mesa this point has no intendoDS Of running, for instance. And part of the reason is the already aowded field. "I do worry about the improvement vote getting diluted," he said. "As It stands, , there seems to be one or IWo too many people running." Faris added that he, at this moment plans to suppon Mansoor. and he called Monahan "an effective mayor" and "a good man." Perhaps Mansoor and Fisler will end up having to Oip a coin or play "rock. scissors. paper" for the privilege of running. But whether they do or not, Costa Mee& resklenta can feel assured that this fall'• . campaJgn will be an aggressive o~ Already there are eight announced candktatel, many with put eq>elieoce. Besides the four already mendoned. Planning C<Wm>"""n Olabwomm ICab:tna Foley . Planning Conunillioner BUI Per:kim, Welllide activist Bill Turptt and former c.oundlwomao Heather Somera are in the ACe. Interesdng dme9 ahead. and that doesn't eYell include Newport Beach. which should . tum oombUiYe I( IDd when, ; the~ CO'llWno wweibi Its promjled *te cl candidates. DOml.E 1ME Of 1HE WEEK Usten to tbia blo: A veteran of C.apitol HID. well regarded by both Democrats and · GOPera. alike. Avid bunter and shooter. The penbn'a name7 Olris Coif. and be Wat mmed esec:ud\'e dir8ctlJr m the Nadonal Rile AMn. thil spring. But not to worry. it iln't that Chris Cox. 1be new NRA head., 11ill In bis mdy 30I, actually spent time• a~ aide, moet reoendy to Rep. John 1mlDer of 'n!nnHt U • S.J. CAHN le the meneging editor. ltyou t-. polltiall news : or thoughts, he oen be ,..;hed a( (949) 674-4233 or~ e-m1ll at · steven.cahnOlatlmes.com. SO, UH, OK •.. 'We're not sure what the heck we're doing this for. ; We've been talking about things, bu.t we haven't : gone anywhere.' AaaemblyrnM John Clmpbel, on a special committee on state budget negotiations. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST and IOUth ewe11ot4 toe fMt. Tonight. thewtndawtll blow 16 Without •nv IUddet"I c:Nngea to 20 knots, with 1-to 3-foot In our ~of Wedi WMther, • weve. end• nonhwelt swell of r9PMt!Mdey, Ind 6 to 7 fett. wwy other dly for that matter,# wMt be ~toct.y. Low SURF cloude end morning foe wttl .... UI, follow.t by. moeuy 9"""V dly, wtlt'I htgt'8 in the m6d-70l In COltl Meta end the upper IOI In NIWPC>ft hectt. Tonight, we'11 ~to the tow IOI. w.rwt to.,._ how we lool flrtdlythrough .......... 7 Ids ... , .. ~ IOA11NG FOllCAR The llUI II tv-. w11 b1oW ........ "llnGll In .............. ,, ..... ......... ,.. ............ ................. !:!..... ....... ...!!. ... , .... -_ .... ..... ........ , ...... ..... ... ............. ,. ., . .., . • Deily P'1lot • . . .. ff Thlnday, My t8, 2002 Al ~ The spirit Of competition. Costa Mesa gives The36thannual RV owners 48 hours· Governor's Cup begins today at the Balboa Yacht Club and racers from all over the world are readying their Santana 20s. June Caaaarande Dally Pilot In a warm afternoon breeze Wednesday, the coaches for the New Zealand and Australia Governor's Cup Regatta teams leaned on the railing overlooking the water at the Balboa Yacht Oub. This day would tell them a lot about how they would fare ln the l}pcomlng race -a world-class, inter- national sailing competltJon now in its 36th year. "It's especially important to get a feel for the local conditions." saJd Da- vid Lukins, coach of the team from the Royal PrinC'f Alfred Yacht Oub in Sydney. Australia. "And you get to see what speed the boat can do," added Kevin Peet, coach of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron from Auckland. The 12 teams all use Santana 20s, which are manufactured by W.D. Schock ln Corona, and are donated by local owners for the race. The boats, which have been the staple of the Governors Cup from the very begin- ning. give some sailors an experience advantage: teams local to Southern California, including the Balboa Yacht Oub team and the King Harbor Yad1t Oub team from Redondo Beach, aJJ have experience with sailing these boats. Though il's the coach's first trip to the Governor's Cup race, his yacht OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Competitors head out of Newport Harbor Wednesday as they practice for the upcomming Governor's Cup yacht race. club has had a team in the race every year since the mid-I 990s. It's no small honor. Governor's Cup participation Is by invitation onJy, and even that's no guarantee of getting in. OnJy the 12 best teams to accept the invitation get to participate. The Governor's Cup was started in J 967 by a proclamation of then-Gov. Ronald Reagan. The event pits teams FULL BAR COCKTAILS of young sailors -all of them must be younger than 20 -representing yacht clubs from around the world. Every year, it's at the Balboa Yacht llub. • June Casagrande covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 or by &-mail at june.casagrande@latimes.com. Lolha Harper Oaity Pilot COSTA MESA -Thanks to the per- sistence or rig owners. the willingness of the City Council to l15ten and the pa- tience of polke staff, the city now has a preliminary compromise to the long- standing recreational vehicle debate. Council members Monday unanJ- mousty approved the first draft of a law that bans the parking of motor homes on pubUc streets, with a 48-hour eJ.cep- tion for loadJng and unloading in front of the awne(s home. ln addition, recrea- tional vehlCle owners couJd apply for an additional 24 hours -for a total loading time allowable of 72 -for emergency repairs or extended trips. Costa Mesa Police LL Karl SchuJer said. Once a contentious issue -drawing a rowdy crowd that barraged council members with hoots and hollers -the rig dtalogue at Monday's meeting was extremely poUte. with all parties thank- ing each other for the patience required to forge a workable compromise in the community. "We as a councit really tried to get our hands around a very difficuJt issue and we succeeded in coming forward with something that I think goes a long way to address some of the concerns.~ Councilwoman Ubby Cowan said after commending staff and audience mem- bers for their hard work regarding the is- sue. What started as a straight forward proposal to ban motor homes on resi- dentlaJ streets turned into a complex process in which the police, the City Council and the community have helped refine the suggesti!d law. Since December. the council bas considered and subsequently delayed any action on about four different proposals-includ- ing a placard system and a citywide ban that only allowed 24 bows for load.Ing and unloading. Dave Goss. the president of the gnm roots RV Owners' Assn., u.rpd the coun- cil at Monday's meeting to approve the revised 48-hour exception, aaylng It al- lows rig owners enough time to prepare for the average trip. In spedaJ circum- stances, more time is needed but the additional day -wh.i,ch can be re- quested -would 'suffice. Goss also thanked the council and city officials -Schuler especia.Uy -for listening to the community and drafting . an ordinance that represents a workable solution. Council members have said they initi- ated tougher parting restrictions for motor homes after hearing from numer- ous residents that the large -vehicles are unsighdy and dangerous, and that some owners use the public streets to store their vehicles. Those residents were often absent from council meetl.ngs re- garding the topic but their views shouJd still be respected, city leaders argued. Resident Mark Harris said he re- presented the view point "of the silent majority" when he spoke on Monday. Harris said he didn't think parld.ng a rec- reational vehicle or a boat or trailer on the street was aesthetically pleasing and, therefore, he refused to leave his own boat on the street Harris commended recreational vehi- cle owners who stored their ri~ on pfi.. vate property and suggested the council approve the 48-hour loading limit to al- low "responsible• rig owners ample time to prepare for their trips. The proposed ordinance will come back to the council for final approval at a meeting yet to be scheduJed. • Lolita Harper covers Costa Mesa. She may be reactied at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harper@latimes.com. L_~ ·ouR owN WINES JUST ARRIVED ~ts. FROM NAPA VALLEY• Fresh Alaskan Wild River Salmon Fillet s Re s1:?-. Now Fresh Alaskan Wild River Salmon Steak s Re 'tr ... Now Fresh Ha10allan Ahl Tuna Steak s17". Nows Chiquita Bananas Bacon Wrapped Scallop K-Bobs Reg ' l 3"1a. Now 5899 lb. Fresh Skin On Boneless Whole Chicken Breast Reg •s-. Nows ;!19 (b. All Pork Sausaae Swttt ltallan • Hoc IWIM • l'Olw. Bnw.ourst • ~un • F~ rJIJk Re s4". NOID Re '4"1• Now Blueberries SJ99 (I DrJ1 Pfnt) OarDeli Italian Coleslaw s399 lb. ..,.. Clloi~lel ~/"fut _.,_,. TM Fr•ach a..,,.. l'f0to~1·-s 'M ~. »:/ 18, 2002' ' ; I o .. BELL Continued from Al answering tbla question should be a slam dunk aJnce their views are on record on the Concerned Costa Mesa Cldu:ns Web site. But not just anybody can get access ro this web site to read their views. For reasons unclear to me. you have to be approved by a moderator named "Jerry." I applied on Monday morning, and as I was writing thla on Tuesday evening, I got a . respome teqUt$dng more tnfonnadon. I hid an easier drne getdng into a fraternity In college and the U.S. Navy. Since 1 live in Santa Ana Heights and that wu one of the additional questions, I have a feeling I'm not going to be approved -and certa.lnly not before my deadline for this column. I'll keep you posted. Meanwhile, I have to depend on the accounts in the Pilot's news stories and letters. There, the objectionable postinp I can't get access to are quoted in detail and mostly related to two :&&~ Mattress Outlet Store BRAMJ NEW· COSME11CAU.Y llPERFECT Get the Int for Leal ,..... 3165 Harbor Blvd. ~ Costa Mesa • ODe lllocll Soutll ol 405 l'Wy ~ (714) 545·7168 Mt HI MU tutu 1111111 o,. ._.., ._., ,_ 11100 • • io.oo ,.. ------------- national Orpnizadool: Focus OD the PunOy md lbe IWDDy Releerch Council. Hmmn Reladonl CommleelM ..,...,.,... Allan Manloor"-. candld.ete for the COiia MeM aty c.aundl -defended tbele poldnp u ofrerlng a col'llel'Yltive viewpoint that lhouJd be beard and appreciated by thOle commlMion members with differing opinions. But what he didn't point out la that tbete orpnlW:tona don't stop at o«ertng vlewpolnta; they push agenda& They don't want to understand bomoeexuality, · for exampJe; they want to deny lts biological roots and Bx gay people who -ln their vtew- have elected this lifestyle. And here is where aharlng viewpolntis breaks down. When the viewpoint becomes an agenda then it ls totally counterproductive in the area of h).U1Wl rdatioos, and people who subscribe to this agenda would be working at aoss purposes wlth the committee, which is not out to change anyone. It isn't clear from the clippings to what degree the other two commission members under fire subscribe to this same agenda. But when Costa Mesa Councilwoman Ubby Cowan told a Pilot reporter, "If we can TEMPLE· Continued from Al Homer Bludau said. "It's a rela- tively new law and there isn't much case law on it Our city at- torney's office Is looking into it to see what guidance they can give us on this issue." The proposed temple for the Church of Jesus Ouist of Latter- day Saints meets all city guide- lines but one: The 124-foot stee- ple exceeds the 55-foot height standard for the area. Thmple planners need a city-issued per- mit to exceed the standard -or at least that's the assumption everyone has been operating on. But now offidals are wonder- ing whether the federal law pro- tects the church's right to build SUSPECTS Continued from Al ment went as expected. "The judge WU kind and thoughtful In his research and analysis,• Cavallo said. Cavallo steadfastly maintains his client's Innocence and said the case ls being 0Yel'7ftlously prosecuted and investlgated. "My boy Is the least culpable of any of them,• Cavallo said. "Yet he's the name that comes up constantly ln the papers. out of the dlstrtct attomey's ofttce. He Is the one that has been pillaged by WAIVER Continued from Al line. In Newport Beach, the bac- teria has been detected as close as a half-mile from the shore along an offshore ridge known as Newport Canyon. "The plume periodically reaches the head at Newport Canyon,• Adams read. "Although lhlili .. lfllllrll 111111"-•·--C.,.dll) ....... rt• ., ...... 1111.,.. 11 I I .......... .. .. .,.. the lhltmtc md the hurt ......... ddak elm In the laainmddlwtlbe= thins fof our O!IN!M • lbe mmyWI haw been blowb'8 amoke. When commlMlnn memhen beHe9e tbma their polidol1I are ordained by God. we anmt dedng mnplywtth rbetodc to be pten put. So are there. Indeed, Wll)'l In which this cootrowny can be good for the communltyT I asked this question of Ma}vr Unda Dixon, whole abeence In the dippings seemed to put her above the lnly. And she flnt of all described the manner In which membeJ'9 are choeen for the various wlunteer commltt~ set up by the city. When a vacancy appears, the dty advertises openinp on 1V channel 74 and letters of applicants are diltributed among the coundl members. The Council Uaiaon -in this Instance Karen Robinson - then makes a choice, and, if there is no objection. the post ls Qlled. "Most of the drne," sighed Dixon. "we're lucky if we get enough applicants to fill the openinp. ln the case of Human Relations, we had just enough. There isn't much of a regimen to this. City committees aren't very popular to serve on. So when we the steeple because the spire's height is not a question of aes- thetics or architecture. The stee· ple dlmenslons are a direct edict from the church president In Salt Lake City. who church members believe acts by divine lnapira- tion. The spire itself, they say, u a link between heaven and earth, humans and God. Ita height. they say, ls itself a form of reli- gious expression. But the steeple is also the big· gest problem for some residents near the Bonita Canyon Drive site who say It will dominate their views. "If the city is just saying. 'Gee. We don't like the way the steeple looks,' well, that's not a compel- ling government interest.• said Anthony Picarello, general coun- sel for the Becket Fund for Reli- gious Uberty, a nonprofit legal the Newport Beach Police De- partment Only bis house has been searched twice." Although Cavallo would not disclose any of bis defense strategy, he revealed that he bu brought on board Armand Ara- bian, a retired California Su· preme Court jusdce who, Ca- vallo said, ia an expert on rape laws. All three attorneys have seen the tape, which Newport Beach police received last week. Cavallo said the video does not acru- rately depict the charges against his client Ann Omnlngbam, Spann's at- tomer. defended the character of haft people who ue ...-. we allow 1be llUloo co make the ..-~Wedodt lDtlMew the cancHcktn or tel up any abria.. no. the cwrent Human RelldoN b.wle ....-a new ~~ h does,. abe said. •1t male.el me believe that we need to do some iotervlews and aet up some criteria so If an applicant doesn't flt, we find that out ahead of time. But so much needs to be done, and there la so little time available to take all the steps that need tobetabn." Meanwhile, unless the City Council chooees to take some ~ action on the complaints, we'll muddle duougb the Human Relations crtsls. No aitic, In my reading, tried to llmlt the expreeelon of any viewpoint or made penonal attacks on committee member& Whal they attacked wu the appointment of members they perceived~ a • ftxed agenda that would ploduce confilct rather than progress on the commlu;ion lf the aitics were a little shrill. that should not invalidate the legitimacy of their concern. • JOSEPH N. BEU Is e resident of Senta Ana Heights. His column eppeart Thurtd•VI· defense fund. Weatherford Cayton, presi- dent of the church's Newport Beach stake, said the temple planners hope they can avoid a legal challenge entirely by con- tinuing to work to win the favor of neighbors. "We're hoping that as things go duough the permit process we will have smooth sailing," be said. But lf Utah leadership wants a legal fight, like the ones they have already won in places like Harrison, N.'l, and Boston, there's a distinct possibility that the city could lose. •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach end John Wayne Airport. She may be reac::tted et 19491 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.e11ugran<J.Olatimn.com. her client "All I've heard is he is quiet, polite and respectful." Cunning- ham said. "I understand the vic- tim Ubs him a lot. too." Also ln the cowtroom was Da- vid Wheadey. 16, who said Haidl and Nacbrelner have attacked him on two separate occaaiooa. Wheatley's mother was alao pre- sent to identity Nacbreiner for an ongoing Rancho CUcamonga PO- iice Department investigation about the attacks. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reached et (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail et defrdre.newmanOlatimes.com. the elevated bacteria counta ton Beach were among the cities don't always reach (statewide) to oppose the waiver. The Costa standards, they a.re of concern." Mesa Sanitary District alao By agreeing to higher tteat-joined the opposition. ment, the board dropped Its pur-Sanitary district member suit of extending the oontrover-Jim Perryman, a.ho a county sial federal waiver that allowed sanitation dlstrlct member the district to skirt standards laid. and a Newport-Mesa Unified out in the Oean Water Act of School District truatee, threw 1972. his support behlnd higher Sanitation dlstrtct omclala le-t.reatmeot. cured the waiver ln 1986. It baa Using full secondary on the been renewed twice and expired sewage discharge would prob- this year. The sanltadon clistrtct ably result ln a $16 lnaease for dumps 243-mlllion gallons of the average homeowner per year, pardaDy treated wastewater Into disttict officials said. Right now, the ocean every day via an out-the a~rage homeowner pays fall pipe 4 ~ mlle8 out to sea. $87.SO annually. 1be district wu one of only a 1be district would need to ba.odful of sanitation agenclel in spend $423 million be<weeo now the nation allowed to use the and 2020 to reach that level - waiver. 1be diltrlct wu one of only a Within three monlhl. the dia· hand!Ul of aanltadon agendel In trlct could tteat 65", rather the the nation allawed to use the cummt ~. of tta aewage dis-watver, $271 milllon more than charge to the higher level. what the diattict would normally OYer the put year. a wave of spend. oppoetdon to the waiver roee among a bUld of wc:.l mvlron- menbllllca, m. ..,..... to nlne city councill, county 1UperWon and a at.ate .-mblyman. Newport Bwb Md Hunting- • PAUL CUNTON cowrt the envtroNMnt Md polttb. He mev be reec:Nd et (9481 *-4330 or by e-m.11.t pllUl.cNnton•~ SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIMEI .... Daily Pilot POU CE FILES COSTA MESA ..... ---=A~old mele WM an'9llld on •llP'ri""°'~ In the 3300 bkd 91 12'.30 p.m.~. EMt 11th ..... o...oe ~~llUUftWH ~.t11:12a.m. l\Medey. Newpolt loulewrd: A 25-yell'<>ld male w.• arrested on eueplc:lon of poeeeulng • cofttrotled subetance In the 2800 btodc et 10 e.m. Tuesday. Newpolt loul1'11ri A petty theft was reported In the 2400 bled et 7:'n e.m. Tueedly. Nome DIM: A vehkte burglary was reported In the 200 bled et6:31 e.m. Tueedey . NEWPORT .BEACH Hal~~ Vandalism wea reported In the 600 bled et 8:16 p.m. Tuesday. JemboNe Roed: A vehicle theft was repot'ted In the 4300 btodc at 12:16 p.m. Wedneeday. River Awenue end...., StlMt A trash fire was reported et 6:21 e.m. Wednesday. s.rtta a..t.e o.tve: A vehicle burglary was reported In the 800 blodt at 4:41 p.m. Tuesday. w..t Coeet Hlghw9y: A petty theft was reported In the 2600 bled et 3:17 e.m. Wednesday. GETTING INVOLVED • GETTING IN\UlllED rune periodicell'( In the Deltv Piiot on • rotllling him. If you'd lb lnformlltlon on adding your Ol'gllnimdon 1D thll lllt cell (949) 574-4298. COSTA MESA CMC PLAYHOUSE The playhouse needs volunteers for ushering, bac:btage wort. mailings, typing, controlling lights end many other dutiM. (IMS) 660-6289. COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOCETY ....__ The.~""·~= lntonn.tk>n, pf\~ \tna' . r9lettng to the~ of Costa MeM end the haf'Por ,,..., Volunteers .,.. needed for derical tesb, computer Input end help In the library. (948) 831-6918. COSTA MESA LITERACY COUNCL The Coete M_. Uterec:y Center neede volunteer tutors to teed\ Engtllh ... MCOnd language. P9ople who went to leam'Engliah ea a second languege ere alto encouraged to cell. Cell to register. (714) 43&-3310 or (714) 663'46. COSTA MESA MS SELF-HEl.P GROUP The Ontnge County cNpter of the netlon.e Mutdple Sdetoels Sodety has etari.d 8 MW Mff-help group In Com Mela for people newty clagnoeed Of with minimal tymptome of multiple adero9la, or both. The 9'QUP wll1 meet .t 11 a.m. the ftr'lt 1\Med8v of wery month., .. ,~,... COSTA MESA POLICE DEPMnmn' . Sen1on 66 end older .,.. ltNttied to help Md the~ aubmdon. ~ ........ to WOft two fouli.hour ~ ahlb per W9elt end .... relpOfllible for •....:.119 phones, blcyde ........ llllon. ftngerprintltig, dllta llWlry Ind ..... ngwfthadw~Mde profeota. Senion wt'O Gift .... both ap...w. end Erigllltt ... alao needed. Cell tDr en ~ fNd o.dcler, (714) 7M-l20a; COITAmMllMOIC*'ID The~--..... -.Y •"'9oonwrof *' llrMI anCl '°'"°"9 .... ..... ........ ._ ... .,.... ~ .......... .. . ft'onlcllilk1M_...11re.., .. ...... 0, ........... . .,,.~ .......... ... 11'•1 D. I .-.L .... lallir .................. ,....._.._ ..... .., .......... _ r······ .. - • Deily Pilot . . t I • t I . ' Ttus&y, bf 18, 2002 •.. FORUM HOW 10 GIT l'Ull •B> -L.-.: Mell to Edltorfal Page Edftor Jamet Meler 8t the 0.lly Piiot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Me.a, CA 92627 •Ru llM'I Ho11M: Call (949) &f.2~ Fu: Send to (949) ea-4170 E-mail: Send to dallypllot•~.oom •All con.pondenc:emust lndude full name, hometown and phone numbef(for verification purposes). The Pilot ,....rvea the right to edit all submiaalon9 for dartty end length. EDITORIAL D ream comes true for Sandoval, others I t took nearly a year, but Gay Sandoval has succeeded in not only removing a besieged judge from the ballot but also in launching herself onto that same ballot. The Costa Mesa attorney and former Daily Pilot education columnist will now face Dana Point attorney John Adams in the November election for the Superior Court seat. And it's only appropriate. After all, Sandoval's efforts are the reason that voters will be able to send anyone other than Judge Ronald Kline into the county seat lt was Sandoval who, earlier this year, launched a successful write-in campaign to unseat Kline, who faces criminal charges of child :nolestation and child pornography. Sandoval, once a deputy district attorney, prosecuted child molesters and others at that time. Sandoval initially filed to run for a different judicial seat last year, but decided to pull from that race when the district attorney's office filed charges against Kline. She said at the time she would unseat him for the children. Sandoval's successful write-in campaign opened the floodgates for others to join the March election, which Adams won. Kline came in a close second while Sandoval placed a distant third. But the battle to throw Kline out of office continued. As it was, Adams would face Kline in the November election. Kline, still facing the criminal charges, wanted out of the race. Sandoval agreed and figured she'd be best suited to challenge Adams. So, she fought to remove Kline's name from the ballot and add her own. In late June, a judge removed Kline's name from the ballot and last week, Sandoval's entire dream came true as a judge forced the county reglstrar to add her to the ballot. We appreciate her and her success. We wish both candidates a lot ofluck, thank them for their efforts and hope for a clean race focused on the issues that need attention in this cowity. CITYOl~IBA eo.ea Miii e11y Hiii. n Felt onw, 92828. (714) J&l.Q23 Mfyor': Lindi Dbo'I ec.d: t.JbbvCowen, o.)'~ Kafw'I Aobl!llOn ... a.ta.... . CITY 01 ... DllT IUClt ...... ,_ llililtCllVHll.mDNe\J~ IMl.-.1. ...... -Mlwat: 1bd Mdgr awv Cauncl: o.y Adlml; lllWll h• ..... NonM CllMr, JoM ••• .,,.~ aNJl&MQlry,..... COMMUNITY COMMENTARY Costa Mesa ·has reached a c rossroads T hanks, Gery. Now council, let's get to work ("Monahan wW seek new tenn," July 11). We all know another council term was an enormous amount to a.sic and we're appreciative Councilman Monahan was able to hear our plea amid the rising dJn of family and ~t demands. But we never doubted; the good ones always find a way to find the time to serve. So, now that we all have a reasonably strong idea of who a simple majority of next term's Costa Mesa council members will be, maybe this City Council can finally set aside its difl'erences to work for Costa Mesa's greater good. (The jury's out on Councilman Chris Steel. and while I believe Mayor Unda Dixon has tried, she bas clearly shown she's not up to our considerable challenges.) Costa Mesa's at a crossroads and the clearest evidence Is the school performance ofMooahan's constituency. the "blue collar, ordinary folks." Don't these families deserve the opportunity to receive a great education? It's disingenuous for the council to ignore the severity of our school problem or the uniqueness of our opportunity. There is no question that council has a direct responsibility to support Fair concert entertainment goes to all the scalpers What happened to our local county fair'l The concert stage baa turned into an LA.-style concert venue complete with scalpers charging outrageous prices and where does the proftt go? Not to the dty of Costa Mesa but to some greedy scalper ("A million reasons to go to the fair." Ju)y 9). It used to be a plea.rure to get your dinner and walk over to the Arlington Stage, grab a folding chair seat. watch the swi set and munch on your dinner while watching the mime and waiting for the concert to start. Then the concert morphed into the Amphitheater that still wasn't too bad because the scalpers hadn't caught on, but Friday night was a bust ff you arrived at 6:30 p.m., the only seats available were at the top of the grandstand If you went out for food, you couldn't return because the Fire Ma.rsball determined that the area was too crowded. · However, I bad the best revenge. After waiting at the gate and hoping that the Fire Marshall would find extra space, I finally gave up and walked over to the Lee cream stand. I bought a dip top cone, sat under a tree and watched Huey Lewis and the News on the big screen with a complerety unobstructed view. No one stepped on my toes, spWed beer on me or poked me in the back as they twirled in time to the music and J walked out to the elhibits without being aushed by the aowds u they exited. Hope next year is better. Let's bring back a kinder, gentler Orange County Fair. JANETROlEK Costa Mesa Some are working against C.Osta Mesa committee The Human Relations Committee exists to heal wounds in our community, to help us to understand and get along with one another, not to change, and certainty not to attack, lndividuala, cultures or other groups ("~ckllng Cotta Mesa'• difDcult topla," Friday}. When indtvtdual members speak of Ladno8 u being ditty and not like •real Amedcam," when they say academic Improvement And there's , no question Home Ranch provides us a single chance to pull all the needed resources together to develop an etght-year plan to improve our schools to be among the best in the state. Our schools, nonprofits, fraternal groups and community volunteers have been doing their darndest. but cannot do it without council leadership. I offered to find at least double-matching funds to start the effort if the city would direct just $500,000 annually of its $1.5-million. annual Home Ranch revenue to academic Improvement programs of Its choice. Residents very clearly told council we supported Home Ranch because it would provide for much needed, bui underfunded programs. Dixon defended the city's responsibility to support Costa Mesa kids after council's recent vote to dramadcally increase city recreational programs (with no matching funds). Come on, council: don't Costa Mesa kids deserve greater educational opportunities ~ore than they deserve city-sponsored birthday parties? The council has been derelict in not developing the city's relationship With the Segerstrom family. They are not only Costa Mesa's greatest resource, they are its greatest supporter. Steel recognized their importance to our future when, during the Home Ranch approval process, he pleaded for their continued involvement with the 'city. long after they've won their last needed city approval. There's no better time to nurture this relationship than now. The Home Ranch Development Agreement calls for the city, with the cooperation of the Segerstroms and schools, to select an existing or new foundation(s) to ensure the educational endowment proceeds will be used as accorded. Costa Mesa has existing foundations capable or working with our Parent-Teacher Assns. and schools to fairly disb\.trse the annual funds (about $22 per student), so the only reason to discuss a new foundadon(s) is to look to the future. Costa Mesa's one hope to dramatically improve our schools Is to enlist the Segerstrom family's assistance to help us organiu and explore our opportunity to raise the enonnous additional funds and community bacldng we'll need. So. please council, let's get together on this while the opportunity exists. It does no one any good for the council Lo voice its opinions contrary to the development agreement: both the Segerstroms and the city signed it It's time for you to lead, not further divide us. Take the time to do a little MAILBAG DON l.£ACH I DALY Pl.OT Fair patrons enjoy a last day at the Orange County Fair by having their hair stand on end thanks to the Tap Spin ride in the Midway. homeless individuals choose to be this way and when they say that gays are missing the "moraJ link." and are more Ukety to be child molesters, they are working counter to the committee's mandate. Allan Mansoor and Jan Davidson, ln particular, seem to believe that the committee exists to debate the appropriateness of cultural and lifestyle Issues. Their public statements wound the community rather than heal it If they cannot accept and celebrate our diversity while contributing io our community health, then they must leave the committee. Currently, the Human Relations Committee does not have overslgbt on its membership. All appointments are made by the City Council. Membership oversight must be in the hands of this wonderful committee. ROSLYN MANLEY Irvine A Triangle pie is in order I would love to see a Polly's restaurant put over in Triangle Square (~Olanges on.tap for Triangle Square," July 11). We have to drive all the way to Huntington Beach to eat there at least once or twice a week. So a Polly's restaurant in that area would certainly be vif&,iAia~ Newport Beach HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES ' homework and you'll see rhat we need only one foundation with a very prestigious Boacd of Directors whose job will be to organize, enlist wide support and raise enormous funds. Your real challenge is to enlist a Segerstrom principal to participate on a blue-ribbon foundation to unify all constituencies to the task. All you have to remember is: Costa Mesa is a great place to live and we deserve great schools. There's a lot more evidence that Costa Mesa's at a aoasroads. needing of strong council leadership. One urgent need is for the Oty Cound.l, as the Redevelopment Agency, to tethl.nk Its approach for the Westside (along with its subcommittee of70). I'd like to see you just say oops, before the process evolves into another protracted and expensive tiaaco like the last Westside plan. The Westside needs help now, not in 20 years. Any viable solution for our schools and the Westside. must begin with city leadership. passionate to the opportunity to unite all constituencies to make Costa Mesa a better place to live and raise famWes. There's no better time to start than now . ., • DOUG SUTTON is a Costa Meta resident. City representatives should be booted The chances of a signiftcant expansion of John Wayne Airport have never been more likely and the largest share of blame should be charged to the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa City Cowlcil members and of6daJs: not for what they did. but for what they did not do c·Super:visors. council e:xleOd JWA limits,• June 26). If those people. who acknowledged that the El Thro airport was a top pnomy, woWd have a>nnibuted even half as much effort to procuring the ailport as South County COWld!s did to figt:it it, we might have been booking flights out of PJ Thro within a couple of yean. They were all talk and little action over the most important Issue eYa" confronting our cities. When chefr meager efforts were swallowed up by the overwhelming and SUCXleS6fuJ campa~ produced by their opponents. they saw defeat in the horizon and looked for' a way to satvage our cities and their reputations. They plotted a new course ol acdon. · one that requ.ir1'd far le8S thought. action and money. By dropping aD of their eft'orts to fight for El Thro airport they got even their oppositions, supervisors Tum W1hon and 1bdd Spitzer. to agree to a new John WllyM Airport Settlement Agreement ~ the public would probably think dleY were heroes. Aft.er all. the vut majority of citiz.ens would not mow that the new agreement wouldn't be worth the paper it's written on -that the variow airlines. FM and other federal agrocW could simply sue and supenede thdr feeble e4ort. By the time our dties are ruined by double the air tramc fanning out aD over them and gn>tmd tndlk: bas become intoift'able, when property values have phmuneted and the quMlry of life gone, they anmted on people not remembering bow It all went wrong. what might have been and wbo should be blamed. I hope our memodes are at '8ut long enough to replace thete officials with ot.bera wbb haw the ability and determination to keep their campaign promiMs. CMOl ... fJ' Newport 9w:b Mlll128Z8,(714>02~ a. ..... VM&mM. .... ........ ,,,,. .. ea-. ..... ~ ~831-1200 Nell 5. Coet.a M.a. ~'PCM' IMd\ OltW CCUfTY IOMD OI ....... l1J'1'E IEJIMll ... "' 'kil Am.-lda .... \1oe P\wlidelilW..HOI illd,,...lergw, George~ endJwry ,,.,, '°" ..... _. ... MDICHOOl •nlCf a.Ill a.. 29-A ...... 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ClilltllMRlt ,... .. _, .... ....., ..... 19 18l1'1Jlll 'I JaMCuc;tsl IN,,.. ........ ~ ClpllDI.. ., ... ..,., ... ...... knal: I .... ... 'M Ttu~. UI 18, 2002' ... .. .. \ • I I • ' .... • . ,, ~· ' .. • .~»I ··--:..a • j \ ... J ~··' • ,} !..:/! .... ,. • ..... ,. /\. ,, ~~· -BARGAIN OF THE DAY It's almple;yet chic. It's an arrowhead neddace made wittl pewter and varioua-oolored pony beads. And it's only one budcaroo. Find It at the Caveman lapidary. .. •'. . , ... " . . . ' . ' -~ FOOD OF THE DAY They're a perennial fair favorite. They're crispy on the outside and fluffy qn the inside. They're the flnger-l~ng good Au~rallan Battered Potatoes, featured here with'"theWOfb" -ranch dl"8Mlng and cheese. However, they're not Nrved the ume way they are in Australia -there they prefer ketd'tup. And them et the Auatralilfl Battered Potatoes booth for $6. 'It's great. You can't see pig races anywhere else.' Nick Price, 11 CRYSTAL l.AUOEROAl.£ I DAILY PILOT Kobuk leaps over the hurdle to win by a snout in the Orange County Fair's Alaskan pig races on Wednesday. ·Pigging out at the fair Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot The Alaskan pig races and Soapy Smith attract a crowd at the fair on Wednesday Not even in parts of Alaska, It turns out, said Doris Hale, who lived in Alaska for 13 yea.rs and never saw one pig race. Hale, who brought her 3-year-old son James to the fair, said they both enjoyed seeing the races. P lgs can't Oy. But don't tell that to the lclds who come to watch the Alasbn pig races at the Orange County Fair. On Wednesday, a crowd of them breathed a collective sigh of disappointment as Soapy Smilh, one of the Alaskan pigs, failed to jump over a 3 Y.i-foot-high hurdle and opted instead to laUly breeu through a gate at the bottom oflt "I thought (Soapy) would really jump over lhe fence," FAIR SCHEDULE OF EVENTS E..,.,,,. are .ubject to dlanQB st ti.-di«:n'tion of the Orange t;ountY Ftllr. • Fair howl: Noon to midnight ~through Thursday, 10 -t.m. to midnight Frld8y through Sunday • ,. ...... !Mr. Orange County fele9oundl, • Fetr Drive, Costa Mm ........... BuMt.parlt free. • ~ p tor 899113 to 64, $8 ...... end older and S3 for cHldNn •• 12. CNktren 5 end yout'larlltln ...... • 8' I lo' Todil¥ la llnior9 Dey. ......... •8"d olderwltt be a11n•nttar• ._. ....... .............. •II* er ·iM__.7 or said Candace Sundine, 9, of Irvine. The fact that the crowd of children bought into the so-called "miracle" is a testament to lhe persuasive skills of M.C. Marc Stamper. Stamper, who abandoned a job in corporate marketing for pig-race calling. whipped the crowd into such a frenzy that lhey would have believed pigs could sing Broadway show tunes if he said so. The trick he said -which of Building No. 13 • Newborn animah -Livestock Area/Maternity Bam • SmaH anlmalt -Livestock Area/Small Animal Tent • Ox9n and m..ut animals - Livestock Area 10A.M. •Junior mllfbt swine lhowmanlhip judging - Livestock Arena NOON •Roni....., -Floral Stage • ttop.dance marathon -Kids Part Stage • Senior h4lt .... -Heritage Stage 12:JOP.M. • a..... l(Mlng ·-·~ -Cnrfters Village 1P.M. • •Fine art ..._ ..... 11on -Vlluel Attll Bulldfng ........ , ............ -The M11dowt ............. ...... Cil'ICoO= ,...CD Ult-.... .,. 1111 ...... Alta.. ..... .,....,_IQdl,. F 11· - o.1111••...rMssM 11181 ' •tlllnft 0111.-.-~ ""818ga course only some of the grown-ups wouJd be aware of -is to know who the real Soapy Smith.was: an Alaslcan boomtown con man. The pig races, which run five times a day, always pack a crowd, Stamper said "On the weekends, you have to get here half an hour early." During lhe races, four Alaskan pigs race against each other. Then, four non-Alaskan pigs compete. The top two •Rambling Rogu• Mutklans - Sun Stage • Somelhlng Special - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • w..vwn Spin.,.,. deMot•b•tkM -Home and Hobt>IH Stage 1:JOll!M. ........ lrotheneftus - G,..,, Gete ArM • c.-lllee ... M>1'9tl8tion - Crafter1 VIiiage 2P.M. • John -...op,-~ ..... wtlat1• -Aontl St.age • "-* l'lMnlDn. m11l1l1ne - KJdl P9ft Sc.ge • lw fwy Pta lluDCIDM. • ., MlllC .._.A o...n• -Heritage St.age • "wllll C.,.... C.... -Sun Sc.ge • ........ Wllon end Compenv - Celebrllon Steoe (Youth lulldlng) •DtlfHtllldDlia•• ,_.... ... -Home end Hoblllel .... --• a L IH-- "I thought it was a finishers in each race compete for lhe honor of fastest pig of the moment After the I p.rn. races Wednesday, that honor went ro an Alaskan pig named Kobulc.. No one was happier to see Kobuk prance a.s only a portly pig can across the finish line than I I-year-old Nick Price of Irvine -he had picked him to win. good workout.• Hale said. Stamper "worked the crowd good." "It's great,• Nick said "You can't see pig races anywhere else." The pig races used to be held in the livestoclc area at the far end of the fairgrounds, but were moved this year to an area outside the centennial farm, much closer to the fair entrance. 2:30P.M. • G...tAmettcan ....... Zoo and Educetionel Show -Green Gate • Med Sdenoe Mlellon lb Men . 20ZI -Mad Science Theater 3P.M. • Al-All ... Redl'9 ,.. -The Meadows ....... Tappen -Heritage Stage • Mfty --Fl)y -Sun Stage . a.a.,_.....,_ -Kldahft Sc.ge ..... ~L,....VO.- Cetebr81ion St...-(Youth BuUng) •fine art d9m OR •wllcM -Vi9Ual Attll Bulldlng l:llf!M. •Cl..ee ....... .,111tlns•-==-••• ..... -Home end Hobblel ... ·-•Al ....... .,..._,..,..... ..... • .fts4l l!l11 m,p11 1 •Ca ••• _ ... ,.. .... ·--II= -lun .... ......._ .,..cn,11u - c1111 • n .... Mlult ...... 4:15P.M. • ~ demonstlatlott - Miiiennium Barn 4:JOP.M. . ..... ...,.~ Green Gete Area • Miid lllanoe Ml11ton 1b Men 2GZI -Mad Sd9rlce Theater • Wao&•l ... wllh 0...Duen -Home And Hobbi9a S&8ge •"-*Tlwt*'6;.m11hl1n- Celebrdon Stege (Youth Butlclng) • c.... ........... - Crden Vllege ... •Ml' 1! n ........ "'9 -The M11dl'M9 ·-1-• ··--Sun : ...... .., __ _ C1l1blllon lllgl MIUlh 9.11& .. ..._.._.amm• ....... -Un MdlANM • ......... *•-•'6111191 ..... ·EVENT OF THE DAY Express yoursetf In a variety of shapes and colors at the Happy Cheeb face-painting booth. And it's not f ult for cheeb. Some dloose to get their arms or becb painted. Prices range from the $1 special to $5 for a larger design. QUOTE OF THE DAY 'They're definitely full of cholesterol.' -Carmel Dyer, owner of the Australian Battered Potatoes booth, in response to a customer's query as to whether the DOtatoes are fried FAIR Al IENDANCE Attendance, Day Six of the 2002 fair: 22, 9'7 •of 3 p.m. Attendance, Day Six of the 2001 fair: 11,091 u of 3 p.m. tP.M. -~ ............... 8tory .... -Celebrdon Stage (Youth Bulldtng) • a... ........ _ KJdl hrlt Stage • 0r-..CountyWaa.......,. *"*• •n -Home and Hobblee Stage • fine art ............ -vtau.I MaButing t:11P.M. ---•a.111(1...... ", __ ~~ •llatlllauaa· 11 n•lllrl .. _ Macl ..... n.etr ........ 4RaPln- Cdibtllun ..... ~ ..... ....... __ _ ............. 111 J - .. _ ... ,..., SCHEDULE ContirlNKf from MJ • Al Al11bn Rlldrtg Pigs -The Meedowt 7:iOP.M. • Al An..cc.n 8oy8 °'°" -~Stage • ..._.. •ott..,.Cln:ue - Green Gate Area • ,... "l1Mlnton, m.gldM - IOde Parit Stage • Cerwnla demonnedott - Cnrfters Village ~ - IP.M. • CanotTop -Grandttand Arena •Smooth Touch BMd -Sun Stage • Mldng demonstlelion - Millennium Bam l:30P.M. • o..n tum preMnta&n - Uvestodc Arena •Med~ Mls8'on to Mairs 2G25 -Mad Sclenc:e.lheater •The 8-62'1 -The latimes.com Theater • P9Cllc Cont Hom• -Heritage Stage • Al-Alatkan R8cfng Pitl• -The Meadows tP.M. • Hypnotitt Marte YuzuJk -Sun Stage • Ruuel 8rothera Cftut - Green Gate Area - 9:30P.M. • Al AnMricen Boyt Choir - Heritage Stage 10P.M. •Smooth Touch S.nd -Sun Stage 10-.30P.M- • PKllc Colitt Homa -Heritage Stage FRIDAY AU DAY . • Uncle Sam memonibilMI - Collections and Memorabilia Building No. 13 • PMwbom anim.11 -Livestodt Area/Maternity Barn •&Ml~ -Livestodt Area/Small Animal Tent • ex.. end mattr.t anlm• - Uve.todc Area 10A.M. • Hopdence m...thon -KJd1 Park Stage 11A.M. • Plceeao'• Piece Art c.wear (until I p.m.) -Kids Park • 0..... Pr9daiona -Heritage Stage •Greet AnMrlcen Pwtting Zoo end Education.a Show -Green Gate •Body and Soul A.roblca -Sun Stage • &om.thing Special - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) 11:30A.M. • Cln:u1 Fun A.we -Kida Park Stage NOON • Roni ape11ker -Floral Stage • P9Cllc Dence -Heritage Stage • Bonnie'• Dence and Gymnattic Studio -Sun Stage •Wanda'• Dence Studio - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) . • Fiber Arts Guild demonltntion -Home and Hobbies Stage 12:30P.M. • Charle l<Mling, glaubaower - Crafters Village • ~ Sdenee Mlsllon to Mars 2025 -M ad Science Theater 1 P.M. • P9per making with Kelty Clark -Home and Hobbies Stage •Greet Alnetialn P9tdng Zoo and Educational Show -Green Gate • Al-Alalkan Racing Pigs -The Meadows • Rainforest Soabr contelt - Kids Park Stage • Dence Precision• -Heritage Stage • Jadd SoranMn'• A.robic Dence -Sun Stage • fortune, vocal quartet - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • Rne art demonstr.tlon -Visual Arts Building 1:30P.M. • c.nm1cs demonstration - Temple Shopping? Join us in July CONGREGATION Sl1ir Ha-Ma'alot 949-857-2226 THE B-52s The S.52's will perform at 8:30 p.m. today at the latimes.com Theater at the Orange County Fair, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Free with fair admission. Crafters Village 2P.M. •Wade Roberts, .. How To Become A Better Badlyllrd GardenV' -Floral Stage • Ru .... I Brothers Circus - Green Gfte Area • Frank Thurtton, magician - Kids Park Stage • P.ldfic Dence -Heritage Stage • Stars Show Choir -Sun Stage • Something Special - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • Ot'ange County Quilters Guild demonltntion -Home and Hobbles Stage 2:15P.M. • Milking demonstration - Millennium Barn 2:30P.M. • Mad Sclenc9 Mission To Mars 2025 --Mad Science Theater 3P.M. • Fine art demonstration -Visual Arts Building • Tadpole Toss Revue -Kids Part< Stage • W•nda's 0.nce Studio - Heritage Stage • Japen Kam•Do-Costa Mesa - Sun Stage ENHANCE YOUR VACATION WITH A PAIR OF NEW BALANCE SHOES See our oew store layout and try on our new fashion shoes. We're committed to. giving you a Pf Ofessional fitti11 and we have all the latest styles and mult"8 widths. Corona del Mar Plaza 932 Avocado St. 949-720-1602 Professional fitting, multiple widths. Open 7 days a week. Miles 100% FREE C1•tw T• • A1•11 • C.-11 • o,..1t1 • W.I Wu . Refl.W. • c1111i11 c.,.t & u,......,, • Pt11t111-l1tw1er & Emrter • Foiiuft., vocal quartet - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • Al-Alukan Radng "9• -The Meadows 3:30P.M. • Chartie Keeling, glassblower - Crafters Village 4P.M • •Academy Of Dene./ American P9Cllc Biiiet -Heritage Stage • Frog Lev• contest -Kids Park Stage • Gf'Mt American P9ttlng Zoo and Ectuc:.tional Show -Green Gate • Whtt. Star S.nd -Sun Stage • Morgan, The Magic M•n - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) , Malrdi Gras Mask Competition and P9rade -Home and Hobbies Stage • Russell Brothers Circu1 - Green Gate Area 4:15P.M. • Milking demonstration - Millennium Barn 4:30P.M. • Frank Thurston, magician - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • Mad Science M ission To Mars 2025 -Mad Science Theater • Cenlmics demonstration - Crafters Village SP.M. • folklorico Xcaret -Heritage Stage • White Star Band -Sun Stage • Japan Karate-Do-Costa Mesa - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • All-Alaskan Racing Pigs The Meadows 5:30P.M. • Circus Fun Revue -Kids Part< Stage 6P.M. • Morgan, The Magic Man - Celebration Stage {Youth Building) • Small animal maSter showmanship judging - Livestock Area/Small Animal Tent • Fine art demonatratlon -Visual Arts Building 6:15 P.M . Thur$day, "v 18, 2002 A7 1 • Milting demor"•b•tlon - Miiiennium Sam 6:30P.M. • LMp Into Limbo con.-- Heritage Stage • Mad Sdence Miealon To Mers 2025 -Mad Science Theater • Fnnk Thurston, IMgld8n - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) •Cha.tie te.elng, v••~ - Crafter• Village 7P.M. • Hypnotist Ma.rte Yuzulk -Sun Stage • RusMll Bl'others Circus - Green Gate Area • UA.leabn Racing Pig9 -The Meadows 7:30P.M. • Frank Thurtton, magician - Kids Park Stage • Cenlmlcs demonstration - Crafters Village • P9clflc Coatt Homs -Heritage Stage. 8P.M. • Uly Pad Umbo cont.Ht -Kids Park Stage • Cless of '69 -Sun Stage • CalT'Ot Top -Grandstand Arena • Milking demonstration - Millennium Barn 8:30P.M. • Save F-erris -latimes.com Theater • Mad Science Mission to M•rs 2025 -Mad Science Theater • Slide FX -Heritage Stage 9P.M. • Hypnotist Mark Yuzuik -Sun Stage • Russell Brothers Circu1 - Green Gate Area • All·Aleskan Racing Pigs -The M eadows 9:30 P.M. • Pacific Coast Homs -Heritage Stage 9:45 P.M. • Canot Top -Grandstand Arena 10 P.M. • Class of '69 -Sun Stage 10:30 P.M. • Slide FX -Heritage Stage seniors Daws Thursdays, July 18 & 25 Seoors (55+1 admitted for $4 Kids Daw l\Jesday, July 23 Chtldref'l 12 & under admitted FREE COllCIRTS A ltrnRTAIRM•llT Tonlghl! 8:30 PM TH• a-s••s MIUlf call,...._ ' I/ r .......... ,,... ......... •M61\, '°-..... • 1 ......... ~ ... DllMd'lf Dr Pl I ' a.lill9_...IP•.._,_.. •• Otlllwl.taa•••&_....._ ........................... -.. ........... .. • A8 Thursday, ~ 18, 2002 . .; . .. • Dally Pilot ••• INSIDE CITY HALL: COSTA MESA CIJY COUNCIL WRAP-UP City .OKs.red-light camera system Hare are soma af tha dtlcl6ion• coming out of tha City Council meeting on Monday. BRISTOL STREET APPEAL WHAT HAPPENED: / The council narrowly approved a Bristol Street development that proposed a building height that rxceedcd city requirements by SIX feet Tho owners of 2800 Bristol SL requested permission to build the rwo story, 36-foot retail and otftee l>u1ld1ng 111 8!1 area of the city whore the height lim1t 1s ~2 30 feet The APPROYE- 0 Plann1119 Commission una111moui.ly • aµµroved tho rrquest 111 June. FYI: •WHAT: Costa Men City Council meeting •WHEN: 6:30 p.m. August 6 •WHERE: City Hall, n Fair Drive •INFORMATION: (714)764-5223 request to more.clearly define the authority of advisory commlsalons and committeel with respect to dictating staff wor1tload. Despite the criticism he received for bringing thl9 Item forward regarding previous actions of the Planning Commission, Monahan said he folt it was ~7:::'1v-:~·.... 1 s-0 I limit the time city . staffers can spend M IMMll on projects not endorsed by the City Council. Despite opposition from some, Costa Mesa leaders say need to save lives overrides concerns. Lollta Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Coundl memben approved a pnillml- nary contract for a •rect lllbt• camera system Monday, dtln& a dire need to cut down on the loss of life caUled by drhen who run red Ugbta. Costa Me.a Police IL Kart Schuler presented the advan- tages of such .a system, citing the •collision avoidance• fea· ture -which will keep Ct'OA traf. fie at bay if a car Is predJcted to run a red light -u a priceleu characteristic. The system, be- Ina lw1led by Neltor Traffic s,.t... Jnc., allO bouU digital, ltNlrnHIMl video that only •tarts 19CCM:Llf a car la b'aVellng at lpNdl t Indicate It will run the red lilbL 1be Wleo la then transferred over dedicated phone lines to the police depenment where an oftk:er rwvlewa It and can then sweu In court u a witness to the allepd crime. •omer ddea with the same aymtem have seen a significant decreue in coW.Jona citywide, not just at the Intersections where cameras are," Schuler laid. aty staff memben have rec- ommended a •turnkey" pro- gram. in which the company would install cameras at desig- nated intersections at no cost in return for a portion of the fine resulting from a violation. Nes- tor would receive $95.70 for ev- ery $271 One caetured by the system, a staff report shows. The prellmJnruy contract mandates $3,336.75 to Nestor per month, whlch would equal at lea.st one t1ck:et per day for each intersection where the sys- tem is lnstalJed, Schuler said. Schuler saJd he is confident Qle high-volume Intersections that are being recommended for the program would generate enough ticke ts to uphold the agreement. "Unfortunately, we have re- cords of accidents to prove that," Schuler said. Some audience members questioned the need for the sys- tem, saying it sounded like a scheme to create revenue for both Nestor and the city. Mayor I.Inda Dixon refuted that notion, saying the main component of the program is to reduce accidents and subse- quent injury. Furthermore, the mayor suggested any extra rev- .enue -more than the coat of running the system -be d<r nated to drl"ers' education pro· grams. "We are not Implementing this to make a profit," Dixon said. · Resident Janice Da~dson, who previously opposed the surveillance system, sai(;l she had had a change of heart. •1 have seen ln the last few months so many people run lights that we ha"e to do some· thln~" Davidson said. •t.ets at least just try It out because I don't want anyone else to get hurt." Schuler said the proposed contract will be forwarded to Nestor and then the city will co- ordinate with the company to obtain an installation date, he said. Councilman Chris Steel .1pµoalod th!! decrs1on, saying the lot was part of the "Bristol Street Spoe1f1c Plan· and the pro1ect should have di least been c11scussed with the advisory commrttce for that area. Steel i,,11c1 he understood the pro1ect w.is proposed long before the t:ummrttee was formed, but he !>did he would strll lrke the duvolopers to at least meet with 1h1• commottce to make sure ur11form11y 1s created throughout lho arou Without discussion, the council approved that commissions and com •• 11uees be included In a city ordinartee-whic:tr was previously specific to only the council - staling that staff may not spend more than four hours on an item tnat has not been approved by the council. Parents tense following County kidnapping Cou11c1lwoman Karen ACJhrnson agreed with Steel. but uthor city leaders retused to stall tht• proiect any longer WHAT IT MEANS: Thi building w ilt oe perm1ned .11 'ti. 36 foot height and will not qo l•l lh!' Bristol Street Specific Pl 111 Oversight Committee for f\.'VIOW WHAT WAS SAID: "'I understand the length of t1111p tho projec1 has been In the ;v11rlo.s but we havt a committee 1..ir that ~p .. r1f1c areal and 11 is 1pµrup11.1to lor •h 11 commrttee to r• •1t:w thos prowc:t" Robrnson ltd l\UTHOf., TY CHECK WHAT HAPPENED: Council members unanimously approved Councilman Gary Monahan's WHAT THIS MEANS: Staffers may not spend more than four hours researching or w orlu ng on an issue tr Jt :V•oe not have City Cound l endo1 wment. Cl !."11'!-LINK FENCES WHAT HAPPENED: The Crty Council overwhelmingly approved changes to city codes that not ~- only outlaw the 4 } installation ot • visible chain-link APPllCMD fences in 1 resldenual areas but requires property owners to either remove or cover existing fences wnh city-approved shrubbery. WHAT fT MEANS: Property owners with chain-link fertees that are visible from the street of an alley must either remove them or cover them with plants. -Cumpiled IJy Lolit.a Harper n E L " R R Newport-Mesa residents discuss concerns while watching their children in parks. Youn1Chan1 Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Sheranne Kemme was handing out bread Wednesday to a little boy she didn't know when suddenly she, a parent to 8-year-old triplets, was made to feel like the bad guy. The parents of the little boy panicked after seeing their son. who wanted to feed nearby birds, taking bread from a stranger. They urged him to "get back here." .. Here I am, with my three kids, I'm a mom, and they're worried about me," Kemme said at ThWmkle Park in Costa Mesa. •Everyone's tense. There ls heightened awareness and heightened fear now." 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C ,0 R 0 I R D E L " I l-1J. 11 Pacific CHU Ht1••11 e "acArd1er .......... tiOPTHll~VlNICOMPA~COM young Stanton girl's kidnapping to eiplaln a general uneasiness among parents this week She was worried enough before hear· Ing the story of 5-year-old Sa· mantba RunnJon, she said. •Now we're worried about let- ting our kids go outside and play in front of the house," Kemme said. Newport-Mesa . parents re- acted similarly to the fourth dis- appearance to make national headlines this year. Samantha. whose body was found in a forest in Riverside County on Wednesday, was re- portedly playing outside her house with a fellow 5-year-old on Monday when a man pulled up in a two-door Honda or Acu- ra. asked her to help him find his puppy and then snatched her. Orange County Sheriff's offi- cials found evidence that Sa· mantba bad been sexually as- saulted and BUffocated. They are searching for a suspect described as a Latino male between 25 and 40, with a thin mustache and short black hair. He was de- saibed to have been wearing a Sum me button-down, light blue shirt at the time of the kidnapping and might have been in a light green. Newport Beach parent Anne Peterson Is most disturbed by the fact that ti1e suspect kid- napped Samantha in broad day- light, in the presence of another child and right in front of her own home. "I just think H's more impor· tant now to keep a closer eye on them, since no one's been appre· hended," said Peterson, who was watching her daughter Avery play with six frie nds at Mariner's Park for her birthday. The mother said she has changed in small ways since hearing the t.rag:ic news about Samantha. "Sometimes, I've even sat in my car and done work. but J'm sitting here today." Peterson said, pa tting the picnic table ..at the Newport Bench park. "ft's kind of unnerving. It's so sad ... Kim Corral said she feels that no place, not even gated com- munities, can keep kids safe from harm anymore 'Tm very disturbed,· she said, while pushing 9-month-old Jack on a swing at Mariner's Park. •it's a very unfortunate situation." Sandy McCreight, a nearby parent watching her daughter at the same park. said she gets a sick feeling in her gut when she thinks about Samantha and her parents. MBecause they're parents. like I'm a parent You can never be able to say, 'God. I know what they're going through,"' McCreight said. Peterson added that news about kidnappings scares, most of alJ, the children. Her 9-year· old daughter Amanda recently asked whether the same sort of kidnapping could happen here in Newport Mesa. w And I had to say 'yeah,"' Pe· terson said. WWhich, [for) a child, just doesn't seem fair." 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I.Mm how to energize your adrenals at a seminar sponsored by Mother's Market from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The seminar will be held at the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The cafe Is at 225 E. 17th St. Free. Call for reservations. (949) 631-4741. WEDNESDAY "The Mummy Retuma,• a PG-13 film, will screen at 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Library's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admission. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. .<949) 717-3801. A aemlnar on the healing help of medicinal mushrooms will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The seminar Is sponsored by Mother's Martet. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. Free. Call for reservations. (949) 631-4741. Mother'• Martet will present a seminar and book-signing w ith author and chef Paul Nlson from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. Free. Call for reservations. (949) 631-4741. THURSDAY A. IO mlnut9 bfealc&st boost will be held from 7 to 8:45 a.m. today at the Costa Mesa Country Club. The breakfast, hosted by the Coata Mesa Chamber of Commerce, la $12 if prepaid and $17 at the door. The club la at 1701 Golf CourH Dr. For Information call (714) 885-9092. FRIDAY . ' Mother's Martet. Th• cafe Is at 226 E. 17th St. Free. Cell for reservations. (949) 631-4741. . ' Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 parting per car. (9'9) 729-0U~E. •0r. DooMtt1e 2"' will be shown at dusk durlngP.'e Movln at the Beach serl" hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel Is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 parking per car. (949) 729-DUNE. M.Y24 • JULY 30 JULY20 A wolbhop on IMmlng how to start your own business wlll be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at A Mmlnar tftled .,..,.ntlnt sos· will be held' from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe In Cotta Mesa. The seminar Is aponsored by Mothers Martet. The cafe ls at 226 E. 17th St. kee. Call for reservations. (949) 631-4741. National University In Costa •11 c.nc11ea• wtll ectMn at 7 Mesa. The worbhop wilt be p.m. forteena In seventh hosted by the Service Corps of through 12th grad .. In a series Retired Executives. The of movies presented by the · university la at 3390 Harbor Blvd. Newport Beach Public Library'• The fee la $25, or $20 if • Book Raiders Dig Reading series. ·preregistered. (714) 560-7369 or Free edmlsalon. Free popcom. www.score114.org. Adults must be accompanied by A program on growing begonias w ill be held at 9:30 a.m. at the Sherman Library & Gardena In Corona del Mar. The library is at 2647 E. Coast Highway. Free. (949) 673-2261. Newport Harbor Hlfah SchQol's class of 1967 will hold lta 35th reunion from 6 to 11 p.m. The reunion will be held at the American legion Hall at 215 15th St on the Balboa Peninsula. $30 (949) 721-9944. "Raiders of the lost Arte• wlll be · shown at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 parking per car. (949) 729-DUNE. JULY22 The sixth annual Cost. Mesa Community Golf Classic will be held in the Mesa Verde Country Club today. Check In will begin at 10 a.m. and the tournament will start at 12 p.m. The club is at 3000 Clubhouse Road, Costa Mesa. For information contact the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce at (714) 885-9093 or (714) 885-9092. JULY 23 The Service Corps of Retired Executives will host a workshop on computerizing your business from 9 a.m. to noon. The workshop will be held at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The fee is $25, or $20 if preregistered. (714) 550-7369 or www.score114.org. ,,.. The pop, rhythm and bluea group Groove Therapy will perform from 6:15 to 7:45 p.m. at Fairview Park. The concert is part of the city of Costa Mesa's third annual Concerts In the Part series. Free. The part Is at 2525 Placentia Ave. (714) 754-5223. LHm how to fight and beat osteoporosis during a seminar from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The seminar Is sponsored by e,yoy ~1tvt111~ o{ · t5% to 50% o{{ New Merchandise Arrives Dally Hurry In For Best Selection! 'Well Design¢ Furniture For Well Designed Homes" ......... M ....... '""··-...... .,. their teen. The library la at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. JULY25 An .,.....ours networking mixer hosted by the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce will begin at 5 p.m. at the Financial Partners Credit Union. The networking event will have a complete Hawaiian luau-style theme, which will Include food, cocktails and Hawaiian dancers. The event is free for all members and $10 for perspective members. (949) 729-4400 or www.newportbeach.com. JULY26 •Mu Keeble'• Big Move• wlll be shown at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 parking per car. (949) 729-DUNE. JULY27 An event of fine wine, elegant food and music designed to raise money to fund research for autism and other diseases will begin at 6:30 p.m . today. Bill and Poita Cernius are welcoming guests and renowned doctor, Jerry Kartzinel from the International Child Development and Research Center, into their Newport Beach home for a "Night of Caring" to gather donations. The house is at 2006 Marlin Way. A suggested donation for the evening is $75 per person. For reservations call (949) 646-7598. "Jurassic hrtc 111• will be shown at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel is at 1131 Back The 'IOa and 'IOt music group Ronnie and the Clesalca will perform at Fairview Part In Costa Mel8 aa part of th• city's third annual Concerts In the Park series. The concert will take place from 6:16to 7:45 p.m. Free. The part Is at 2526 Placentia Ave. (714) 7!)4.6223. The Service Corps of RetiNCI Executives will host a work.shop on martetlng and promotion from 9 a.m. to noon. The w orkshop wlll be held at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The fee la $25, or $20 If preregistered. (714) 560-7369 or www.score114.org. JULY31 •Ructy• wlll screen at 7 p.m . for teens In seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public library'• Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admlsalon. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The librar\' is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. AUG.& The Answer, a claulc and rock 'n' roll group, will perform from 6:15 to 7:45 p.m . at Fairview Part in Costa Mesa. The concert is part of the city's third annual Concerts in the Part series. Free. The park is at 2525 Placentia Ave. (714) 754-5223. AUG.7 9The Truman Show" will screen at 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Library's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admission. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. A pro.Ute discussion group regarding the treatment of advanced prostate cancer will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center. The center is at One Hoag Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. AUG.13 A concert with salsa band Octavio Figueroa will be held from 6:15 to 7:45 p.m. at Fairview Park in Costa M esa. The concert Is part of the city's third annual Concerts In the Part series. Free. The part la at 2625 Placentia Ave. (714) 764-5223. AUG.14 "A Walk to Remember• wlll screen at 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through 12th grades In a series of moVies prnented by the Newport Beach Public Library'• Boole Raiders Dig Reading aeries. Free admlasion. Free popcorn. Adults must be . accompanied by their teen. The library la at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. ONGOING lntemilth couples with one Jewish partner are Invited to participate in an lntertalth couples discussion group hosted by the Jewish Family Service of Orange County. The group Is geared toward those couples looking to make Judaism and the Jewish community part of their relationship. The group meets in the evenings In the agency's office at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Preregistration is required. (714) 445-4950. Nightly meetings ant otr.r.d in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone w ho wants to overcome nicotine addiction. Schedule or (714) 774-9106 or (800) 642-0666. The Newport Sports Collection Foundation, a nonprofit organization, operates a free museum at 620 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The museum, which has one of the world's largest collections of sports memorabili6, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. (949) 721-9333. The Hoag Cancer Center sponsors two tai chi classes taught by Victor Armand: a session for intermediate-to advanced-level students from 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m. Thursdays for people with cancer and their families. A beginner session meets from 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m. Fridays. The classes are designed to reduce stress, increase longevity and promote a sense of well-being with basic, easy-to-learn. non-strenuous movements to aid In balance and concentration. No regis1ratlon Is required. The center is at 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. Tlu'sday, "'1 18, 2002 M • Trustees waver on Rea health center D•lrdr• N.wm•n Oaity Pilot NEWPORT-Mesa -The school board apprtM!d a health center at Rea Elemeriwy School Tuesday nlgtlt and then decided to bring ii back to a fuD board in Augusl. With two board members ab- sent. the board voted 4-1 to ap- proo."e the center that would re- plare 1he Healthy Start program currently at the c.osta Mesa school. The cmter would serve 6-to 17- year-okb. The center is a joint ven- ture between Qlildren's Hospit.al of Orange County, St JosephS Hospi- tal. ua Medical Center and Hoag Ho:tpital Doctors from Hoag would staff the center. said trustee Dana&adc. "We were real excited about hav- ing a real doctor for our children so they're not misdiagnosed., and for our [sports) ~ .. Black said. Six commwlity members spoke out against the center. After the vote, the board decided to bring the is&Je back when the full board convenes in Augusl The board also unanimously ap- proved the district's Master Plan for English Language Learners. cre- ated by .Karen Kendall, the former Harbor View FJementary principal now wodcing for the district miu miu Prada Sport Christian Louboutin Costume National Stephane Kelian Jimmy Choo . r 'AlO :rtUsday, .Uy 18, ·2002 .. . . •'DATEBOOK Io DINING REVIEW • Royal Thai opens the door to a spicy world By St•phen Santacroce ~ndy I had the opportunity to traveJ to Asia for business. Most of my time was spent in Th.lwan, and in between my busy work schedule I delighted in sampling the diverse Tufwanese cuislne, a blend of many of Maln1and Clllna's regf onaJ tastes, with some Japanese inftuences thrown ln, all done with the Tuiwanese people's enthusiasm for anything food-related. Once my business trip was complete, I took advantage of rny locatJon and made a short side trip to Bangkok to visit an a.MOdate and get a glimpse of a country of which I had heani much but never seen. I was not disappointed, even though I was in Bangkok for only a few days. I enjoyed visiting the many temples and markets of this exotic land, as well as the hospitaJJty of what ' has to be the wodd's most friendly and polite population. Of COW'Se I took every chance I bad to sample the local foods. from satays served at street stalls to much more elaborate meals in some of the finer restaurant&. I've always enjoyed the exodc flavorings of Thai food, and had always beard that the spiciest Thal food served in the U.S. is no match for the "~ stuff," and I can easily validate that claim. I had several dishes that, while delicious, brought tears to my eyes. and I was told that even those were toned down for my foreign palate. With pa.In came pleasure however, and I continued to eat on. cooling my mouth with cold beer in preparation for the next treat My trip was of course too short, and I eagerly await an opportunity to visit this enchanting land again. In the meantime I have to Co~5re~ Ho~ .5k1r tKA-~A ·~lol PreGet-ilG , 'Tts .JOlk ~~udve<GA<~ Cele~r~lroM AMJ Co~cul 01· CA~Jo, ~<le ~~e~ 6krklu Tu~~ofNie" Saturday, July 20, 2002 Featuring The Aytng Falatel Btothers The Paul C8rman Trio, and Special Guests 7:30 p.m. Doors Open at 7:00 p.m. F °' tickets ~ lutonuallon call: -949.857-2226 SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! Wlthh Daily Pilot satisfy myself with the many excellent Thal restaurants leJ'Ving us here in~ County while reminiscing with ~~tosofmyother One of my favorite Thal restaurants has always been Royal Thai Cuisine on ~t Cout Highway fu Newport Beach. Royal Thal has long been a staple in the area. serving the area's resident fine Thal food for many years, both at the original Newport locadon, as weU as other restauranss in Laguna. Ui Jolla and San Diego. The orlginaJ Royal Thal is uruwuming inside and out. Located just past the entrance to the Balboa Peninsula, Royal Thai is on a busy section of road that makes access somewhat challenging if approaching from the wrong side of the street. Parking ls limited, and it's wise to just let the valet's park your car for you. Inside, pale iwry walls are adorned with Thai art and photos, as weU as the requisite portraits of the king and queen of Thalland. The Ughting Is subdued without being dark. and crisp white table linens -complete a casual, yet elegant, look. The Thai language is descriptive and melodious; long-Oowing words often describe even the simplest idea or name. English translations try to capture the splrit of the language, and Thai menu items such as Pot of Gold or Crying Tiger often give the diner little idea of what composes a certain dish. Pot of Gold, or ~toang lllong ($6.95) as it's called in Thal, Is one of my favorite appetizers. Small Oour cups are fried until crisp and filled with a mixture of ground chicken, onion and potatoes, and seasoned with a mild yellow curry sauce. A cool cucumber chutney accompanies the dish and cools the slightly spicy curry. As with all of the dishes on the menu, the spiciness cart be adjusted to the diner's preference, although even the spiciest dishes were no compail.scin to the overseM GREG FRY I DALY PILOT Waiter Ratchapoom Pianpattanapiboon shows off a plate of Thai Lady Prawn at Newport Beach's Royal Thai Cuisine. version. Satays ($6.95) are a staple of Thai street food and another favorite starter of mine. Thin strips of chJclcen or beef (sadly, Royal Thai doesn't offer a pork satay) are threaded on skewers fllld grilled over hot coals. The charred meat is served with a peanut sauce that is similar to a light peanut butter thinned with spicy sweet and sour sauce. A sllghtly more exotic dish is the Tod Mun ($6.95). The dish doesn't sound appetizing: cold fish cakes served atop greens, but one bite into the chewy cake, which has the consistency of a paste that's been boiled and then cooled, dipped into the deUcatety sweet cucumber sauce served aiongside, and you'll be hooked. The entree menu includes several house specialties Including a dish called Crying Tiger ($10.95). Marinated strips of filel mignon are grilled and served with a bed of greens and raw herbs, including mint and Thai basil The already succuJent meat is served with a light spicy sauce that adds an extra fiavor element to this popular dish. We've asked several times why it's called Qying 11ger and gotten a separate answer each time. J won't print any here-go and try the dish and ask for yourself! Many of the en tree selections are chosen by the type of sauce, to which the diner can choose to MINOR TUN•·UP $59U ··~=.~·Ubor •..-anll ,... Extre Co.a VISA FYI • W1M1t: Royel Thal Culelne •Where~ 4001 W. CC>Mt Highway, Newport BMch •When: Lunch: 11 u n. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturdey • DtnMr: Mondey to Sunday 6 to , 11 p.m. Brunch .. rved 11 e.m. to ; 3 p.m. on Sunday , • How Much: Moderete • Phone: (949) 846-8414 add Chicken, beef, pork. ahrt.mp. scallops, duck or calamarl. lt'a fun to create your own menu. adding shrimp to the 1Cang Quah ($10.95), a sweet red cunywith • chunks of fresh pineapple, or chunks of beef to the Green Ginger ($9.95), a sauce of onion, green peppers and mushrooms. Of course no 1bai menu wouJd be complete without noodJes. and Royal Thai offers several excellent noodle dishes, including a crowd pleasing Pa.ht Thal ($7.95). This popular dish features wide rice noodles stir-fried and mixed with chiclcen, sprouts and other vegetables and sprinkled with chopped peanuts. For an extra buclc you can Jllso add plwnp shrimp to the dish. Royal Thai has a modest wine list featuring some . middle-of-the-road varieties, but • I personally feel that the best accompaniment to Thal food is cold beer or 1baJ Iced tea that ls sweetened with condensed milk. Both beverages cool the palate after eating all of the spicy dishes, preparing it for the next taste sensation. The staff at Royal Thal is friendly and helpful, eager to offer suggestions or explain the preparation of a certain dish. There is truly a sense at Raya) Thai that the owners and 5taff' want their patrons truly to experience 1bailand, to the extent that the restaurant hosts cooking classes and even guided trips to Thailand several times a year. I'm eager to visit Thailand once again, to enjoy the friendly hospltaJJty and see some of the sights outside of the busy city of Bangkok. UntiJ that time J have no problem settling for wonderful meals at Royal Thai-meals that at least bring back the taste. if not the li&hta and sounds. of their native land. -.~ACROCE'tdinlng r9\liewa lppMr Wery other Thursday. ·soc 1 e T 'Y Thwsday, JI.It 18, 2002 All • THE CROWD Newport golf tournament to benefit hearing research T be 13th annual Bob Hope and Dr. Howard HoU1e Golf Touma.ment la bemg orpnized tbla summer under the ata1wart leadenhlp of local House l!ar Inatitute supporter Gloria Oebrink and her aon Aon Olbr1nk, who is eemng aa tournament director. The Pelican Hill Golf Oub at Newport Coast will be the site for the SepL 16 aD-day evenL It will include a laYlah tournament dinner, auction and entertainment donated by Hollywood celebrities Jim Bentley. Jonathan Banb, Mickey Jones, David Naughton. WU Shriner and ~e Wagner. '{he elegant E1lzabetb Vincent.pf Harbor Ialand will eerve as honorary cbalrwoman for the golf tournament and dinner, which will also attract celebrity players Norm Crosby, ,-----. Florence Henderson, B.W. COOK Phyllls DWer, Nanette Fabray and very special guest of the day. rad.lo and television commentator Rush Umbaugh. The tournament will consist of a lady'a and men's acrambJe, with reservations now being taken for your favorite foursome. Ron Oebrink says the tournament is expecting •at least 14-4 players participating in the Sept 16 event" Founded in 1946 by Dr. Howard . House, the House Ear Institute has become internationally known as a privately funded nonproftt research, education and treatment center, helping to cure ear disease, bearing loss and associated symptoms for people of all ages. Rush Umbaugh was recently treated for his sudden and acute hearing loss at the House Ear Institute in Los Angeles, which reportedly helped to reverse the damage to Umbaugb's bearing. The well-known commentator lends his support to the upcoming fund-raiser tournament in gratitude for the help that they gave to him For more information. or to book a foursome, call (949) 643-9260 or (714) 390-4230. SENIOR CENTER CELEBRATION The Oasis Senior C.enter in C.Orona del Mar recently opened its doors to the community to celebrate a daylong event in honor of 25 years of service to seniors. The party marked the quarter century of "meeting the social and informational needs of older adults in our cornn1unity," said spokeswoman Melissa Adams. Senior services manager C.eleste Jardine-Haug added, "We have come so far since Oasis was a three-room facility shared with the Carden Hall SchQOI." The present Oasis Senior C.enter, at 800 Marguerite Ave. in C.Orona del Mar, displayed plans for expansion that created a buzz throughout the daylong celebradon. The party ---------0 coomsv OF BRUCE'. COOK The 2002 Newport Harbor Auxiliary Children's Home Society Debutantes will be presented at the Ritz Carlton in Dana P.oint at the 45th CHS Debutante Ball on November 29. Pictured here are debutantes at the Pacific Club in Newport Beach. They are: Front row, left to right, Brittany Bartd, Lauren Loeb, Jennifer Lovatt, Emily Milder, Susan Galyon, Caitlin Farrell, second row; left to right, Hillary Fuller, Christina Fulce, back row; left to right, Francesca Zanfini, Marissa Randazzo, Bridget Ricco, Amanda Gray. · began with a pancake breakfast and was followed by the jazz sounds of Norm Douglas leading into a lunch hour barbecue featuring the blue grass band of Andy Rau. AU throughout the afternoon as guests strolled through the center, the Coyote Hills Jazz Band ente rtained. For more information on the Oasis Senior Center. call (949) 644-3244. GQ Maga7Jne is coming out from New York tonight to host a very chic party in conjunction with Nautica and Macy's in honor of -stars and Stripes," the America's Cup sailing team. GQ is throwing a beach party at the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort that promises to bring out all . I . I ~'-• . .-........ TEN~ the local stars. The Nautica summer collection music fills the Back Bay. For last minute along with a preview of the fall look will be information, call (888) 887-6873. presented at a live fashion show in the sand. The coclctail kick·off will begin at 6:30 p.m. as live .. THE CAOWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find sefVices from electronics and plumbers. to landscapers and painters. ,. Daily Pilot ' - - A12 Thursday, July 18, 2002 DATEBOOK DIMy Piiot •• 'Perdition' tries, but ~it takes · the wrong 'Road' I n "The {Wad to Perdition," Tum Hanks abandons his all-American everyman to portray a mobster in a Depression-era Midwest landscape that appears to be a cross between the lonely isolated images of Ed Hopper and the film nolr images that populate the writings of Hanunett and -....---...--*"' Olandler. "Road" is a ROB rare big-budgeted OROZCO Hollywood vehicle that strives for artistry and ambition. Directed by Sam Mendes ("American Beauty"), the film obviously aspires to something relevant and lasting. The film is populated with artists of every caliber from cinematographer Conrad Hall ("In Cold Blood," "Tell Them Wtllle Boy ls I I ere," "Fat Qty") to a reinvigorated Paul Newman, and the solid performances of supporting characters as Jude Law, Stanley Tucci and a woefully underutilized Jennifer Jason Leigh. While the everlasting artistic goal may nol have been reached, the attempt is superior 10 most products thal are foisted upon us at the megaplexes. In "Road," Hanks plays a mobster-assassin Oeeing Lhe world and profession he has obviously excelled at with his son, Michael Jr. (l}'ler Hoechlin). Prior to a major turning event in his Ufe, Hanks' Michael Sullivan was ·a good family man trying to save himself, his family and his sons from the life choices he made. Sullivan's other family was headed by mob patriarch John Rooney (Newman), who considers Sullivan as his own. The paternal conflict between • Sullivan, Rooney and Rooney's own son, Connor (Daniel Craig), leads to inevitable conOicts, a confrontation and eventual resolution. The better elements of"Road" are again the portrayals by the featured performers. Hanks' Sullivan is in awe of Newman's Rooney, and Hanks' reaction to being in the same shot with Newman reveals an obvious adoration. Sullivan's adoration of Rooney highlights the eventual paternal conflict that will confront both. Newman, who has unfortunately been mired in roles unbefitting of an actor of his talent, seems reinvigorated by Rooney. Newman's portrayal is reminiscent of the flawed characters he played in "The Sting," "Hud" and "The Verdict.· In fact, Newman's presence on screen highlights one of the movie's major themes: Nobility in a corrupt world. Both Sullivan and Rooney both possess their own version of nobility, but it is their own striving to stay within their flawed defined understanding of nobility that will ultimately lead to their ruin. The movie painstakingly attempts to create an aura of doom. but somehow the valiant attempt is ultimately empty. • ROB OROZCO, 30, is an attorney. He lives in Newport Beach with his wife and two cats. REEL CRITICS COMING SOON SONY PICTURES IMAGEWORKS Talking mouse Stuart l:.itt1e (voiced by Michael J. Fok) returns to the big screen, delighting audiences with even more action-packed adventure in Columbia Pictures' family comedy "Stuart Little 2. ~ Questions, Anyone? Have queations about federal government pro- grams, benefits. and services? Get the answers you can trust from the Federal Consumer Information Center. We'll answer your questions directly o r get you to the person who can. . Call toll-free 1-800-FED-INFO (that's 1-800- 333-4636) Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m . 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The short play, written by David Scaglione and directed by Rick Golson, bothOCC drama department faculty members. carrtes a message particularly :=:1°t in TOM TITUS suspicious time& ; "Stone Soup" Is a morality playlet set in a poor Prussian village of yesteryear, where inhabitants are wary of anything unfamiliar and especially frightened of strangers. Imagine their consternation, then, when three soldiers -tired and, most particularly, hungry -arrive ln their midst. All this in a little over a half hour. But OCCs enthusiastic and imaginative entertainers manage to reach their pint-si7..ed audience an(!, perhaps, impart a message. Brian Munce cleverly enacts the more prescient of the three soldiers, with Andrew Vonderschmitt and Justin Chambers completing the trio on a more basic level. Laura V"iramontes as the mayor and Frank Miyashiro as the butcher fill their assjgnments weU, but it's the animated lieather Leanna as the town crier who walks off with a good F.Y.I. •WHAT: "Stone Soup" •WHERE: Orange Coaat College Robert B. Moore Theater • WHEN: ~oslng performances today at 10 a.m., Friday at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Saiurct.y et 2 p.m. • COST: $4 & $5 •PHONE: (714) 432-5880 chunk of the shO\'f. This weekend, as "Stone Soup" completes its run in the large Robert B. Moore Theater, OCCs spotlight . shifts to the Studio Theater, where student d.lrecton will put their wodt on display in the college's summer one-act play festival. · The students, members of the OCC Repertory Company, will off'er a wide variety of short plays, both original and published. The one-acts will be staged Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 and 8 p.m. through July 28, and tickets may be oniered by calling (714) 432-5640, ext. 1. No sooner will the one-acts be on stage than the college will mount a pair of hjghly abridged Shakespearean works under the collective title or "Supersonic Shakespeare. H The Bard's MComedy of Errors" will be performed in an abbreviated 45-minute version, while the post-intermission attraction will be a return production of Tom Stoppard's uThe IS-minute 1 lamlet" Both shows have been offered at OCC ln the recent past, but MThe Comedy of Errors" has been sliced and diced into a much-shorter format, sort or the same treatment Stoppard rendered on Shakespeare's most celebrated rragedy. Rabbitt Insurance Agency INDEPENDENT AUTO• HOMEOWNEJtS •HE.Al.TH Sub1Lry Sinrt 1951 JAGUAR ~~ ~ S r)_, SERVICE• PART ,. " 949-631-77 40 44 l Old Nrwpon Bhd. • lbpon 8-:Jt (Neu Ho.g H01pital) 'DATE·B00 'K I UNCLE DON'S VIEWS OF NIL REPUTE 'Halloween S' lame 'Resurrection' U. glier that a Feiber's Day tie, tougher to kill than a liberll'I political agenda, and coming back more ~Adlai Stevemoa. ~It'• Michael Myers, the maaked meathead · from the "Halloween• series of ftk:b that teems to exhibit a reaming trend of reswrecting itself every now and thea • "Halloween Resurrection" la this year's installment of a series where the bad guy never dies. And listen up. I'm gonna tell you what happens to the bad guy (Michael) at the end of this woofer of a ftlck. He doesn't die. Ain't that a eurpdlel It's a Saturday mominl-'The blldl are tweeting, the sun is shining, and iDltead of picking up what my 5'berian left in the backyud, I figured I'd drop some green and view the cinematic equivalent of the same over at Hutton CenteL The classic theme to "Halloween" emits from the speaken u through a tunnel darkened, one wal.b to a door. The voice over on the soundtrack tells us that on the other side of the door Is either heaven or hell. On the other side of this particular door, looking like the latter, Is Jamie Lee Curtis. She's a legitimate actress. what Is she doing Is some cheese ball remake or a remake of a remake? Having starring in the 1978 original, unlike fine wines, she's aged more like a wine in a screw cap bottle with an upi111doa date. And speaking of efPng. cbeck out the relklent bad~ Mk:hael Myers. He's starting to look a whole lot like Michael }acbon, or la it vise wrsa1 The sky la now dadt. and lt't off to the balf'l'Deflt ol the k>cal loony bin we go, wbeR Wnpl 9Wlng in lhadows, and Micbael Jwb, ud heads wll IOOD rol. And roll they do for no particular reuon, except to fill up semen time, as Michael managee to Marie Antoinette a few employees of the asylum. The set up for •Halloween Reswrectk>n• is that it'a Halloween nlgbt. Some reality show producer (Busta Rhymes) bu the b.igb IQ Ida of nailing a half dozen or so noodJe.beadl Into Michael Myers old beater of a house, attaching mini cams to their vacant little nogins and broadcutlng their actions live on the net. Well. Rhymes is a real wise guy. He's gonna sneak into the bouee, dress like Michael Myers, run amok. and freak out a bunch of aJ.rbeeds who are ahady shakier than a fat lady In a Richard Simmons class. WeO guess who's luddng in the basement? Nooo. It couldn't be. could It? The real Michael Myers? You betcha. Stumbling around like he'd spent too much dme in Monty Python's Ministry of Funny Walks, as mute as Helen Keller and flashing his knife like a runway Help keep our city clean! r.hkm model, Michael can't1hink rul fut. IDOYel fMft a&ower. but IDUlt be chowing down c:readne by the 50-pllon drum u be can ausb empty teenage heads with one hand. He flnaOy kills that harridan, Jamie Lee Ciu1is, but meets bll rmach in this Installment. with IOme broad who comes after him wtth mger md a c:bainuw. Except, the chalnaaw runs out of gas. Bummer ... fNel' ~. she> lhoY'es Mlcbael into a mue of Uve electrical cords. Adding in a few gallons of fortuitously available gasoline. she ova"-babl du. dawn like a cab in a . beglonlna moktng dw. It's out the c:om'allently unJoc:ked door fOr ber •her ezdnct compattiots rout lib (mores. And who is that the coroner ja bri.np1.g out in a heavy duty Glad Bagl lt's that star of~ present. and future "Halloween" flicks, Michael Myas. Although be, in the sole lnteUectual moment in '"Halloween Beswrecdon'" is referred to u a "riddle wrapped in a mystery ins.Ide an enigma~ (that's Chun:biJJ. for you history ignoramuses), actually he is a moron wrapped In a bad ruck inside an eternally never ending series. • UNCLE OON reviews b-movies and c:tleesy musical ecta for the Daily Pilot. He may be readied by e-mail at RullyBadWriting@aol.com. Departs From Balboa Pavilion Reservations Required 949 .673 .5245 www.catalinalnfo.com The Original MIKE'I CAllPETI OVEll 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery • ALL CARPET & FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30°/ootf No Longer l.r1 17th St NOW LOCATEU .it 1 ~1r1u H.irbor Blvd. 111 Costa Mesa Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates CALL NOW 642-8400 DESIGN CENTER Hfor All Your Decorating Needs!" 1 • ' • ~· Thuriday, J.Jy is. 2002 · • .. t t t f • t o f t t I I f .. t • t t I • . . . " ' . ' ' • ' ' Daily Plbt SEE OUR NEW STORE AT IRVINE SPECTRUM - lporta ..._ Roser c.tson • (949) S7~223 • lplrtl 'a: (949) 65().()170 • . Newport All-Stars .get ~econd ch~nce They suffer their first loss in District 55 . Tournament, 6-3; will _ play for championship today at 6:30 p.m. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot IRVINE -'Ibday ls a new day. Tboae are the words the Newport Beach little Leque National All-Stars a.re focua1ng on aa they prepare to face North Mia- aion Viejo, again, for the District SS Major All·Stan tide at 6:30 p.m. at Hieb C&nyon Parle In lrvlne. The North Mlaalon Viejo All-Stan, winnera of their laat four and led by first baseman Derek nippy, defeated pre$ualy unbeaten Newport Beach. 6-3, Wednesday. nippy accounted for ftve runa, smacking out two home runs, the latter a two-run shot In the top of the sixth. He went 3 for 4, scored four runa and earned three RBis. Newport did not help ita cauae, committing four errors and appearing a bit nervous. "Our defense was off," N~rt Manager Bob Rovzar said. "(Tuday) la another day, that's the beauty of it. We'll come ready to play (today), no doubt about that." North Mission Viejo, which won the second-chance bracket with a 3-0 vic- tory over Lake Forest Tuesday, broke away from a 3-3 tie after three lnninp. With two out In the top of the fifth. nippy smacked a solo shot juat lnalde the foul pole In right fteld on a 0-1 pitch. Tben, In the sixth, he hammered out a 1-2 pitch over the left field fence for the 6-3 lead. "Our guys were nervous," Rovzar said. "We were juat a little tentative. But (Newport) will bounce back. I know they will. (North Miaaion Vlejo'a All-Stars) are going to be tired. ('Ibday) will be a tougher deal for them." North Mlaalon Viejo suffered a 10·0 mercy-rule loaa to Lab Forest seven daya before facing Newport. In thoee seven daya, the NMV All-Stan won fourpmes. n~~e ftnt inning Tuesday! to1 to the 3-0 win over I.ab~ "(The NMV All-Stan) got pushed SEAN HILLER/t>AILY PILOT Mission Vlejo's Gabe Soria stops Newport Beach's Thomas Dialynas in his tracks at second base Wednesday in Irvine. Into a comer,• Mlaalon Manager Dallaa !kf.PPY said. "And, they have come out 118bting. They want to win. When these kidt were (10-year-olda) they won CDla· trict 55) ... Newport, which scored a •·3, 11-ln- ninc wln over Lab Forest Saturday, came out a blt rusty Wednesday. Mis· alon took advantage loadlng the bases after a ftelder'a choice, a double and a bit by pitch. 'lbe NMV All·Stara ecored one nm on an, error and NeWport pitcher Qui.a Ra.11 ended the Inning, lndudng a pop fly to right, which 'lbomu Olalynaa eaally gloved. Newport went three md out ln lta ftrat at-bat, but Roten retired the aide "Our defense was off. (Today) is another day, that's the beauty of it. We'll come ready to play (today), no doubt about that:' BobRovnr Newport Beach National Al-Stars Manaaer, whose team was forced Into a second aame for the District 55 championship In order In the top of the second. He struck out two batters. Rosen went the dlstan~. mcordlng four strikeouts without a walk and leading Mission batters Into six ground outa. In the bottom of th• second. New- port scored two runa, as Shane Bora.a md Dlalynaa crossed home plate. Bo- ru reached on a llngle, a tricky ground ball that bit second base. Dlalynu fol- lowed with a alngle to the gap in left center field. Pinch-hitter Aaron North· craft aluged a single to the1eft fteld comer that scored Boru, md an error SM NEWPORT, P .. e 83 Defense strong for Mesa in loss Costa Mesa Pony 13-and 14-year-old All-Star baseball team displays some defensive· gems in district opener. Bryce Alderton Dally Pilot and 14-year-old baseball All-Star team would have some definite candidates af- ter their game Tueaday against Rancho Trabuco at Amerige Park. Third bueman Kane Quran and out- fielders 'Iaylor Mc<laNhan and 'n'evor McDonald made some "all-star" style playa In the fteld ln the South Coast Re- gion Otatrict S Pony Beaeball lbuma- ment game won by Rancho Trabuco, 10·0. DON LEACH/OM.Y PILOT Costa Mesa first baseman Nelson Leon awaits the throw as the runner gets back. FUU.BRI'ON -If the hoata of ESPN'a "Bueball Tonight" program could tab p~ys from little League pmet for their nightly hlghlict\t reel of the day'I belt de· ferWve playa, then Cotta ~eta'• Pony 13 Curran made two "Web gems," as the ho1ta on "Bueblll Tonight" like to call the defenatve playt of the day In Major ' 4 Allen, as usual, leads the pack Stanford-bound Corona del Mar High product ls Pilot's Newport-Mesa Girls Athlete of the Year. =~rs•n Julie Alen A t the 8n&lh Une, Julie ADm..,....tobe ..,.. fl1lad. But, dudni the llCI, lhe loob DlON ... the want ....a, 'lbe ICIM Wll 11 too ramm.r dultna the Cl'CJ9country IDd llllckindfWd-am Of 2001-02. Alm. die ca.... dll ... ._ .-..... nanmas .................. ~-lbl,._AIML ID ............ ............... .. tit..,.-. .. a ••t111lllli811.., _ _...[ ..... ..._, ,_ ......... ., ....... __ •she could be the beat athlete to come through CdM;" ........ Coronl dll Mir Hlch School trlCk end ftlld COldl, on clstn:~ llnUtion ... PONY,Pa1ell I I EYEOPENER ·Dlily~Pib • .......... " .... ~ ........... I • ' I ' Thursdly' Jvt-t 18, 2002 11 GOLF Small world in Jones Cup Big Canyon men's club champion once threw passes for Laguna Beach and played shortstop in minor leagues. W Ith the Jones Cup, the world is getting smaller. Back In the 1980a, I wrote stories and COYered Laguna Beach High's pua·happy quarterback. Danny Lane. Now, he's a member of the elite amateur field ln the ultimate community pro-am for men -the Jones Cup. Lane, the men's club champion at RICHARD Big Canyon DUNN Country Oub, will tee it up ln Jones Cup m on July 26 with Big Canyon Director of GoH Bob Lovejoy as boat Big Canyon attempts to retain the perpetual Jones Cup-winning trophy. ~we had a good offense back then, and the coach let us throw the football," Lane aald of his Laguna Beach grid daya. when the Dally Pilot covered the school and be passed for 2,286 yards and 19 touchdowns h1a senior year under Coach Lyman Olney, completing 179 of 257 passes. Lane. who tossed 53 touchdown passes and only 16 Interceptions In his three-year varsity career, completed 7()11(, of his passes In hls prep career C 485 of 694). But lt was baseball In which Lane bu the brightest future. Even though Laguna Beach wasn't known as a baseball power, Lane went on to play shortstop at UC Santa Barbara. then was drafted by the Montreal F.xpos and played four years in their minor league system. Lane, whose father, Ron, ls a longtime golf standout and Big Canyon member, didn't get serious about golf witil after hls pro baseball career. And now, at 32, he's producing home runs and touchdowns of anotha,aort. In Jones Cup m, Lane and Lovejoy will face Gregg Hemphill and Santa Ana Country Oub Director of Golf Mike Reebl. Jeff Wright and Newport Beach Country Oub bead profeulonal Paul Hahn and Pete Daley and Mesa Verde Country Oub head pro Tum Sargent. Daley and Sargent captured the Inaugural Jones Cup In 2000. Under the Jones Cup format. each club la responalble for selecting its own pro-am team. The pro muat be a full·dme aWr member and the amateur a ... DUHH.Pllltll . -· a Th.ndlY, >.11 l8, 2002 . . Dltf Plot . Harbgr View Swim rfeam 0reaks 10 records in relay finals Dolphins cap a successful weekend with relay tournament win; Newport Hills is second in girls competition. CO.RONA DBL MAR -The Harbor View Swim Team contin- ued ita dominating run through recent tournamen ts. breaking 10 records at the boys and girls South Coast Swim Conference Relay Finals at Corona del Mar High last weekend. The Dolphins zipped through the· pool, scoring a combined 619 points in 60 events in boys and girls com petition, beating second-place Green Valley by 130. Newport Hills took third place with 452 points. Harbor View girls scored 346 polnts as Newport Hills came in second with 266. The Harbor View boys led all ix schools competing with 273 points, 40 more than secon d-place Green Valley. Harbor View girls 13-and 14- year-olds set four records in the 200-yard medley (2:02.52), 200 butterfly (2:03.10), 200 back- stroke (2:04.13) and 200 freescyte (1:50.44). The 200 medley was anchored by Ashley Olandler, Holly Van Hiel, Cari Levine and Katie lndvik while Levine, Olandler, Amy Zucker and lnd- vik teamed up on the 200 buner- Oy. Jndvik, Camille Hewko, Van Hiel and Cllandler set a record in the 200 back while Olandler, Briana Galloway, Hewko and lndvik ancho red the 200 free. Harbor VleW's girls 6-and-un- der set records in the 100 butter- fly (1:38.12), 100 back (1:39.17) and 100 free (1:22.77). Jules Pouch, Ellen Naruse, Macken7Je Carpenter and Regina Scholey swam the 100 butterfly, while Scholey. Naruse, Katie Craig and Pouch anchored the l 00 back. Scholey. Naruse, Carpenter and . Pouch won the 100 free. And the girls 9-and 10-year- old team set two records -100 medley (1:05.26) and 200 breast (2:43.70). Kelsey Larson, Kate Berry, Olelsea Giger and Heather Van Hie! won the l 00 medley as Van Hiel, Berry, Kathryn Conner and Larson teamed up in the 200 breast. Harbor View's successful week.end follows a victory over Huntington Beach's Pacific Sands Swim Team June 29, 8 17.5-465.5, in which Harbor View swimmers broke four records. Harbor View's girls 13-and 14- year-old team broke records in four events -the 200 medley, 200 bunertJy, 200 backstroke and the 200 freestyle while the girls 6- and-under tewn set three re- cords (100 butterfly, 100 back. 100 free). The girls 9-and 10- year-old Learn broke two records (200 breast and 100 medley). SOUTH COAST SWIM CONFERENCE GIRLS 6 AND UNDER 100-yard m edley -1. Harbor Vlew (Naruse, Pouch, Sc:holey, Carpenter). 1 :34.62; 2. Green Valley. 1:35.22; 3. Newport Hills (Lauren Hewitt, Brianna Daboub, Lauren Dean, Brynn Motel), 1 :55.32; 100 breast -1. Harbor Vlew (Jenna Funsten, Naruse, Sc:holey, Pouch), 1:58.07; 2. Green Valley, 2:01.64; 3. Pacific Sands, 2:18.90; Others 4. Newport Hills (Motal, Hewitt, Daboub, Dean), 2:19.87; 100 butterfly -1. Harbor Vlew (Pouch, Naru~r Carpenrer Sc:holey), 1·3812 (brc,ke rocord) 2. Green Valley, 1 :49.53; 3. Newport Hille (Daboub, Natalie O'Neill, Motal, Dean), 2:03.84; 100 bade -1. Harbor View (Sc::holey, Naruee, Katie Craig, Pouch), 1;39.17 (broke record); 2. Green Valley, 1 :42.39; 3. Newport Hilla (Hewitt, Cassidy Carroll, Dean, Sabrina Roy), 2:00.90; 100 free - 1. Harbor View (Sc::holey, Naruee, Carpenter, Pouch), 1:22.n (broke record); 2. Green Valley, 1:30.28; 3. Pacific Sanck, 1:40.27; Other 6. Newport-Hnls (Motal, Carroll, Daboub, Dean), 1:44.94. BOYS 6 ANO UNDER 100 medley -1. Harbor View (Timmy Strader, Ricky Zak. Tommy Brooks, Brett Sc::hialer), 1:39.53; 2. Lake Forest II, 1:A7.57; 3. Green Valley, 1:51.83; Other 6. Newport Hilla (Kyle Cousens, Tanner Milazzo, Bo St Gema, Robbie Farber), 2:03.23; 100 breast -1. Harbor View (Zachary Balden, Jim Beny, Clay Woodward, Zak), 1:59.73; 2. Lake Forest II, 2:08.06; 3. Greert Valley, 2:17.21; Other 5. Newport Hilla (Joey Cooper, Danny Robertson, Milazzo, Couaen1), 2:52.06; 100 butterfly -1. Harbor View (Sc:hisler; Balden, Addison Giddings, Brooks), 1:61.80; 2. Newport Hills (St Geme, Matthew Mead, Jeff Johnston, Cousens). 1:57.90; 3. Lake Forest II, 1 :59.60; 100 bad< -1. Harbor View (Strader, Christopher Beyrooty, Brooks, Balden), 1:43.92; 2. lake Forest II, 1:65.18; 3. Greenbrook, 1:57.98; Other 4. Newport Hills (Harrison Carter, Milazzo, Andrew Larsen, Cousens), 1:58.21; 100 free -1. Harbor View (Sc:hisler, Giddings, Giovanni Gentosi, Brooks), 1 :26.42; 2. Newport Hills (Ian Givant, Johnston, Farber, Cousens), 1 :30.58; 3. Greenbrook. 1:34.55. GIRLS 7-8 100 medley-1. Newport Hills (Cassidy Papa, Annie Tomlin, Hollace Barden, Annie Rynn), 1:17.79, 2. Lake Forest II, 1:21.24; 3. Green Valley, 1 :22.00; Other 4. Harbor View (Delaney Pouch, Hannah Rome, Hannah Bannan, Niki Zak), 1 :22.29; 100 breast -1. Newport Hills (Papa, Sasha Hausmann, Sydney Raguse, Annie Tomlin),·1:34.51; 2. Harbor View (Pouch, Rome, Diana Murphy, Zak}, 1:35.29; 3. Green Valley, 1 :36.24; 100 butterfly -1. Lake Forest II, 1 :20.15; 2. Harbor View (Zak, Bannan, Amanda Parrill, Pouch), 1:20.62; 3. Newport Hills (Papa, Taylor Mclaughlin, Haley Carpenter, Barden), 1 :22.86; 100 badt-1. Lake Forest II, 1:24.32; 2. Harbor View (Poudl<, AnN Venturini, Bannan, Zak), 3. Newport Hills (Dana DeMiranda. Flynn, Ba rden, Papa), 1:25.55; 100 free -1. Lake Forest II, 1:10.35; 2. Newport Hiiis (lamas, Flynn, Papa, Barden); 3. Harbor View (Pouch, Rome, Bannan, Zak), 1:11.64. BOYS 7-8 100 medley-1. Newport Hills (Anthony Da boub, Stephen Kipp, Benjamin Zepfel, J ohn Swigert), 1 :14.86; 2. Harbor View (Brennan Anderson, Chip Zud<er, Daniel Hohl, Matt Beny), 1:20.01; 3. Green Valley, 1:20.51; 100 breast -1. Newport Hills (Zepfel, Taylor Epp, Daboub, Kipp). 1:28.80; 2. Lake Forest II, 1 :32.50; 3. Harbor View (Zud<er, Hohl, Nicholas Balden, Beny); 100 butterfly-1. Harbor View (Beny, Brennan Anderson, Jake Bandaruk, Hohl), 1:18.35; 2. Newport Hills (Sw1gert, Kipp, Zepfel, Daboub), 1:17.26; 3. Green Valley, 1 :24.35; 100 bade-1. Harbor View (Anderson. Matthew English. Zucker, Benyl. 1:18.27; 2. Newport Hills (Daboub, Blake Motal, Swigert. Zepf el), 1 :24.64; 3. Green Valley, 1 :26.61; 100 fr" - 1. Harbor View (English, Zudter, Anderson, Beny), 1:06.12;2. Newport Hiiia (Zepfel, Kipp, PHOTOS COURTESY Of JACKIE LARSON Ashley Chandler swims the backstroke leg for the Harbor View Dolphins, who won the 13-14 girls medley relay. Daboub, Swigert); 3. Green Valley, 1 :08.28. GfRLS9-10 100 medlev -1. Harbor View (Larson, Beny, Giger, Van Hlel), 1:05.26 (broke record); 2. Newport Hilla (Krista White, Faith Greiner, Conley Kipp, Klmberty Condino), 1 :08.02; 3. Lake Forest II, 1 :09.68; 100 butterfly -1. Harbor View (Giger, Margot Money, Larson, Van Hiel), 1:05.38; 2. Lake Forest II, 1:08.84; 3. Newport Hiiis (Erin McAdams, Brooke OeMiranda, Condino, Conley Kipp), 1 :10.93; 200 badt - 1. Harbor View (Van Hlel, Beny, Gige r, Larson), 2:24.76 (broke record); 2. Newport Hills (White, Greiner, McAdams, Condino), 2:42.56; 3. Lake Forest II, 2:48.38; 200 free -Harbor View (Larson, Beny, Kelll Feeley, Van Hiel) 2:09.29; 2. Newport Hills (White, Greiner, McAdams, Condino), 2:15.92; 3. Green Valley, 2:18.67; 200 breast -1. Harbor View (Van Hiel, Beny, Kathryn Conner, Larson), 2:43.70 (broke record); 2. Lake Forest II, 2:69.86; 3. Newp(>rt Hills (Kipp, DeMlranda, Condino, Greiner), 3:00.80. BOYS9-10 100 medley -1. lake Forest U, 1 :02.91 (broke record); 2. Green Valley, 1:05.88; 3. Greenbrook, 1:09.72; Other4. HaM View (David Gulbord, Garrett Larson, Alec Wilson, Teddy Bandan.ik), 1:10.51; Other 6. Newport Hills (Christopher Robertson, Miles Carpenter. Austin Jones, Alex Malnthow), 1: 17.91. 200 breast -1. Harbor View (Larson, Guibord, Bruce Bearer, Alec Wilson), 2:62.03; 2, Green Valley, 2:56.75; 3. Lake Forest II, 2:55.98; Other 6. Newport Hilla (Malnthow, Austin Jones, Jeff Condino, Miles Carpenter), 3:43.90; 100 butterfly -1. Lake Forest II, 1 :04.19; 2. Green Valley, 1 :07.87; 3. Greenbrook. 1:10.26; Other 4. Harbor View (Gulbord, Bearer, Bandaruk. Wilson), 1:10.96; Other 6. Newport Hiiie (Robertson, Condino, Malnthow, Jones), 1:17.89; 200 badt-1. Lake Forest II, 2:31. 10; 2. Green Valley, 2:36.69; 3. Harbor View (Wilson, Larson, Emery Molnar, Guibord), 2:41.29; Other 5. Newport Hiiie (Robertson, Condino, Matt Livingston, Jones), 3:16.21; 200 frH -1. Lake Forest II, 2:10.87; 2. Harbor View (Wiison, Bandaruk. Holly van Hiel of the Harbor View Dolphins he.fps her team win the 13-14 girls breaststroke relay. Bearer, Guibord), 2:16.50; 3. Green Valley, 2:17.05; Other 6. Newport Hills (Robertson, Condino, Jones. Mainthow). 2:30.86. GIRLS 11·12 200 medley -1. Newport Hilla (Katherine Kaczmarek. Kasey Kipp, Christie Mead. Anna Palc:hikoft}, 2:13.73; 2. Lake fof'Mt II, 2:14.48; 3. Green Vatley, 2:14.n ; Other4. Harbor View (Sarah HUJchlson, Mell .. Hohl, Michelle Zucker, Cicily Lewie), 2:20.41; 200 breast -1. Newport Hiiia (Annabel Farber, Kaczmarek, Jullane Piggott, Kipp), 2:33.32; 2. Green Valley, 2:37.81 ; 3. Lake Forest II, 2:38.67; Other 4. Harbor View (Hohl, Lewis, Manni, Hutchison), 2:40.09; 200 butterfly -1. Lake Forest II, 2:16.19; 2. Newport Hiiie (Kipp, Palchlkoff, Kaczmarek, Mead), 2:18.49; 3. Green Valley, 2:18.27; Other fS. Harbor View (Zudter, Minni, Hohl, Hutchison), 2:2180; 200 bade -1. Green Valley, 2:19.35; 2. Lake Forest II, 2:20.82; 3. Newport Hilla (Piggott, Mead, Kipp, Kaczmarek), 2:24.24; Other 4. Harbor View (Zudter, Hohl, Annie King, Hutchison), 2'.27.6&; 200 free -1. Green Valley, 2:01.60; 2. Newport Hiiia (Summer Holstein, Kipp, Palchllcoff, Kaczmarek), 2:03.08; 3. Lake Forest II, 2:04.04; Other 4. Harbor View (Zudter, Lewie, McKenna Caskey, Hutd'tlaon), 2:08.95. BOYS 11·12 200 medley-1. Newport Hiiie (Patrick Whh•~ Mike Flynn, Dlvld Unden, Chris Cottrell), 2:09.25; 2. Green Valley, 2:13.93; 3. Lale• Foreet II, 2:16.07; Other 8. Herbor View (Scan F-Mley, 'fyter Hlly, l<AMn Co>C, Atwtv Rovzer), 2:30.97; 200 bt'Mst -1. G,..,. Valley, 2:32.97; 2. Lake Foreet II, 2:35.06; 3. G....nbrook, 2'.41.27; Other 4. Newport HIMa (Kyle Tomftn, Devtd Undln, Evan z.epr.1, Miiie Aynn), 2:48.83; Other 5. Hlfbor Vl9W (ffoyqr, ec.. ,,..,, ~ Haty), 2-111.11; 200 bulllftty -1. Lelle For.t I, 2:11..21; 2. Newport HMll (Coarwl, ~. Undln, Whllt), 2:21.CM; S: P9Clfto llndl, 2:'UI; Qd.,4. HMborVW (......., Noe, FNller, ~.ea.,, 2:&11; 200 bec*-1. N9wport ... (Flynn. Undln. Collrll, Whllt), 2:11.71: 2. en., Yllley, 2:21.18; .............. 2:11.11; Odw4. HidorVl.w (Hlly, Feeley, Cox, Rovzar), 2:39.82; 200 free -1. Newport Hiiis (Cottrell. Flynn, Linden, White), 1:54.73; 2. Lake Forest II, 1:5'7.07; 3. Green Valley, 2:06.92; Other 5. Harbor View (Cox, Frazier, Haly, Rovzar), 2:15.40. GIRLS 13·14 200 medley-1. Harbor View (Chendler, Van Hie!, Levine, lndvlk), 2:02.62 (brok• record); 2. Lake Forest II, 2:07.54; 3. Green Valley, 2:07.64; Other 4. Nl\JllPC)ft Hiiie (Mary Flynn, Alaine Rodenhula, Megan Splndtef', Emlly McAdams), 2:11.34; 200 breast -1. Harbor View (Ven Hlel, Levlne,.Brfene Glllowey, lndvlk), 2:22.n ; Lake Foreet II, 2:30.30; 3. GrMn V.tley, 2:33.38; Other 4. Ne\iJport Hiii (Mc:Adem1, Spindler, Flynn, Aodenhul1), 2:34.03; 200 buttefftV-1. Harbor View (Levtne, Ch9nchr, Zudcer, lncMkl~ 2!03.10 (broke record); 2. Green Valley, 2:04.23; 3.. Lake Forest II, 2:09.11; Other6. Newport Hiiie (Kea.aa Palchikofr, Rodent\ula, Spindler, Rynn), 2:21. 19; 200 blldt -1. Harbor View (lncMk. ~ Hewtco, Van Hlel, Chendlr), 2:04. 13; 2. Green Yaley, 2:13A6; 3. L.ake FC>6Wt II, 2:16.62; Other 4. Newport Hiiia (Mc:Adlm1, Spindler, Rodenhula, Flynn) 2:20.49; 200 free -1. Harbor View (Chandler, Galloway, Hewko, lndvtk), 1:60.44 (broke record); 2. Gl'Hn Valley, 1 :63.03; 3. Lake Forest II, 1 :66.30; Other 4. Newport Hiiia (Spindler, McAdams, Rodenhula, Flynn), 1:58.88. IOYS 13-14 200 medley-1. Orwtbrool!. 1 :M.80 (broke record); 2. PacHlc Sends, 1:58.74; 3. GrMr'I Viltley, 2:00.38; Other 4. ~View {Tom Money, Jamie IClne, Menhlll l\.ltlon, Tyler ec.nt,, 2:01.72; Other 6. ~• .. upatt ... (l(yte Legrend, RueMJI Mycom, 0.... PoepW, Scott Senford), 2:07.03; 200 brMllt -1. Greenbtoc*, 2:14.12; 2. Hltbot VW (Jeoob Murphv, Ryen Kent, 'nwot ~.Kline,, 2:22.0&; 3. G!'Mn VelJev, 2:23.A1; Olher8. N"41ort ... (Mycom. lagrMd, ........... S.lfonQ, 2!21.71; 200 bulWly-1. O...ibroc*, 1:11.11 (brab record); 2. GrMr'I v...v. 1:R12.; a. '8dftc ..... 2:03.AI; Olttlr 4. Hlfbor View (Moftev, .... ldto1nb1rg, tc.nl, 1\dlon), 2:0l.12.; Olis .. N9tuport ... 1U°'-1Dlledaa-;=~ ,.. Dailj Pilot (Legrand, Mycom, Pospisil, Senford), 2:18.80; 200 bade -1. Greenbrook, 1:56.29; 2. GrMn Valley, 2:06.43; 3. Harbor View (Money, Kent. Schoenberg, Tutton), 2:08.06; Other 8. Newport Hilla (Legrand, Myoom, Poapi1ll, Sanford), 2:23.37; 200 free -1. Greenbrook, 1:39.83 (broke record), 2. Green Valley, 1 :47.42; 3.. Harbor View (Kent, Eric Coe. Money, Tutton), 1:&8'; OCtw 6. Newport Hflla (Legrand, Mycom, Polpilil, Senford), 1:51.22. GIRLS 15-18 200 medley -1. Herbor View (Chrfttlne HMtw, l..aul'WI tndvlk. Vivien Ueo, Brtttney Bowtul), 2:01.87; 2.. N.wport Hili (Jutle Mendeleon, ~ Rod9nhute, Lauren Powwt, laUl'WI McAdema), 2..'08.13; 3. Green v.etey, 2:07.31; 200 hf...t- 1. Newport HIUa (Powwl, Mc:Adema, Mendeleon, Rodenhula), 2;2S.O&; 2. Lab forMt II, 2:25.31; 3. Hart>or View (lncMk. Hewko, Kell Kline, Bowtut); 200 bubfttv-1. Herbor View (Bowtue, Kllne, Hewko, U.0), 2..-02.22; 2. Green VINey, 2..1>6. 79; 3. Newport HIMI (Rodenhula, Menchl1on, ·McAdams, Powen), 2:06.83; 200 back-1. Harbor View (Hewko, Bowlus, Alexa Miiier, Ueo), 2:05.40; 2. Newport Hiiia (Powers, Mendelson, Rodenhula, Mc:Adlm1), 2:08.93; 3. Green Velley, 2.1>9.06; 200 free -1. Herbor View (Ueo, Miiier, H.wtto, Bowtua), 1 :A&.53; 2. Green Velley, 1:61.A&; 3. Newport Hiiia (Mendelson, Rodenhula, Mc:Adlma, Powers), 1:61.89. BOYSlS-18 200 medley-1. Peclftc Sende, 1 :47.6&; 2. Oreenbrook. 1 :ISO. 32; 3. Herbor View (Bryen luhegler, Mtrcello hnluaeno, John Money, w.. ........ ,. 1:90.33; Ott'4W I. Nll»pOft ... (Nlc:Mlee l.9onlrd, ~ llnlndege, °'""" Gemry, Even hpfll), 2:1UI; 200 bua.ftV-1. Plcltlc .... 1:41.», 2. o...--. 1:&a; 3. Hdor\1ew ,......,, Plntulllno, .... MaONe, John Money), 1:IO. 41; 0.-1. NWJPOrt ... (Chnlry, lrund9ge. Mll9 Aynn, ~ 2:11.. 200bec*-1. .......... 1:11.41; 2. ""'°' ** (........_, MGMv.O......, ... ..,. .......... CnwlDrd,.........,, , ... 0....--.1 .. 0IW& ............ !"!!!!:~·' ~t~~ .. GiWIMNiilt;,.. ...... **•--..... , .. &NlsuJmt ...... e •uu& ... PONY Continued from Bl League Baseball. In the fu:ilt he dove to his left to snare a hard-bit grounder and threw to 6.rst to end the inning and came up blg with the glove again In the fourth. He fielded Jeff Cusicl.'s ground ball, stepping on third for the foree and tluowing to first for the double play to end the inning. gresstye kids, n Guerin said. RanCho n.buco acored a1 Jeu1 a nm in every lnnlng. scoring two runt Ul both the ftnt and aecotld, one each In the third and fifth and four in the fourth. <:osta Mesa had a chance to turn a. double pt-r with runners on ftnt and tecond and one ou1 in the Cowth. Jon Trujillo hit a ground ball to seoond baseman Skylar Cozad who tossed it to shortstop Jordan Katke, but Gar- NEWPORT-MESA GIRLS ATHLETES OF ntE YEAR 2001-42 -Julie Allen, Corona del Mer 200CM>1 -Amber Steen, Newport Harbor 1111.oo-Ui MorM, Corona ct.I Mer April Roes, Newport Harbor 1-..99-Jemfe OeNQeWIN', Costa Mes• 1997-98-Julle Collett, Costa M ... 1996-97 -M.E. Oeyton, Newport Hllrt>or 1816-96 -Katie Grogan, C09ta Meee 18M-96-Melleee Schutt, Newport Harbor 1993-94-Gina Headl, Newport H1rbor 1992·93-011vt1 DICamllll, Costa M ... 1991-92 -Maureen Mclaren, Newport Ha~ TluSday, Juty 18, 2002 A Left fielder McOanahan started forward, then quickly backpedaled two steps to catch a Dy ball in the third, and right fielder Thevor Mcl)onald ran backwards, battling the sun, to catch a Oy ball to end the fifth. rett Wood beat the throw. ALLEN A single by the next batter, Kevin Tamanaha, scored three Continued from Bl runs and a passed ball allowed Rancho lrabuco to score its fourth run of the inning. l finished second at the Masters Meet the next week. when she broke the school record with a personal-best 4:57.57. The CdM standout made her fourth CIF State 'Ifack. and Field Finals appearance. SEAN HIUER/OAILY PILOT Newport's Ely Scott.is out at the plate in Wednesday's game against North Mission Viejo at Hicks Park in Irvine. wThose were awesome," said Costa Mesa Manager Dave Pisar- ski. referring to his team's stellar glove work. Costa Mesa advanced a runner to second base only one~ as Co- 7.ad reached in the first after sin- gling with one out. PCL titles in the 1,600 meters and the 3,200, and, for good measure, added another championship in the 800. She then broke school records in the 1,600 and 3,200. In her senior season, she dedded to solely concentrate on the 3,200 and earned a sixth-place medal. In the track and field season. NEWPORT Continued from B 1 ' He advanced to second on a passed ball and then on to third on an error. "We just didn't hit and we had a couple plays where the ball got by and they scored a run here and a run there. They weren't overpowering. We just didn't make con tact." But Rancho Trabuco starting pitcher Hunter Jackson struck out two of the next three Costa Mesa batters to retire the side, after giving up a single to Kallce. Jackson and reliever Wood threw a combined 56 pitches, re- cording seven strikeouts and walking two betw«:en them. When she won her second straight CIF Division rn 3,200 title, she completed a school-record 10:33.95, which · was the best time in the Southern Section (all divisions) May 18 at Cerritos College. Allen also broke an Orange County Olampionships record in the 3,200, finishing in 10:47.72 and besting the p revious record of 10:48.24 by Newport Harbor's Amber Steen, last year's Daily Pilot Newport-Me5a Girls Athlete of the Year honoree. in the outfield allowed Dialynas to score. Dialynas had two of Newport's six hits. Colton also finished with two hits, while Northcraft and Boras contrib- uted one each. Newport first baseman Scott Colton singled to the gap in right center to bring Whalen home, ty· ing the score al 3-3. North Mission Viejo, which collected eight hits, will be the designating visitors today. Man- ager Dallas Thppy won the coin toss, again, and chose to be up to bat first. USeven (strikeouts) in a game will hurt you," Pisarski said. "We Allen also captured the CIF Division Ill title in the l,600 and Connor Whalen, who scored in the third, reached on a walk. Costa Mesa manage.d three hjts to Rancho Thabuco's seven. Ranch o Trabuco batters walked eight times and four runners scored on passed balls. Rancho Trabuco Manager Mike Guerin stresses activity on the base paths and it paid off for his team. just let the ball get away from us · DUNN in the field. But everyone's trying. the perperual Jones Cup trophy, participants will be aiming for the Oag on the par-3 hole No. 7 at Big Canyon (193 yards), where a brand new ML-320 Mercedes awaits any player sinking a hole-in-one. Village. a full set of Giant Golf irons and two one-year memberships to 24 Hour Fitness. California Amateur Championship at El Caballero Country Oub in Tanana, but posted a respectable 76-71-73-74-294 ... UC Irvine's Mike Lavery took seco!'ld at the Southern California Amateur. Van Geem. pit.ch~. strong for the Continued from Bl first three mrungs. Rancho Trabuco runners stole eight base~ keeping Costa Mesa pitchers Evan Vangeem and Mike McDaniels on alert. Van Geem allowed· three ru ts while striking out two. nm Morley went 1 for I with a walk for Costa Mesa, who next plays Thursday al 5 p.m. against either Dana Point dues-paying member at the club. The clubs rotate as host site. • The other three par-3 holes will also include prires for an ace: A trip for two to the PGA • Chip shots: Estancia High product Andrew Thompson, 22, qualified for the Long Beach Open ... Newport Beach's Steve Conway finished out of the top 10 in the 103rd Southern uwe like to run, we've got ag- In addition to playing for community bragging rights and • RICHARD DUNN'S golf column appears every Thursdal(. .egal Nollces 2640 legal Notices ======= 2640 Legal Notices 2640 I Legal Notices 2640 legal Notices 2640 I Legal Notices 2640 j legal Notices 2640 Legal Notices 2640 legal Notices 2640 l99al Notices 2640 .oen No. Bii TN&tee ill9 No. 2793' Tllll )fder No. 30200381-397 IPN 117-21S.20 NOllCE >F TRUSTEE'S SALE 'OU ARE IN DEFAULT INOER A DEEO Of 'RUST MTEO &'18/2001. UNLESS 'OU TAKE ACTION TO 'ROTECT YOUR 'AOPERTY, IT MAY B£ ;ow AT A PU8UC IAl.E. IF YOU NEEO AH :><Pl.AHATlON Of 1l£ IA TVRf Of THE 'ROCEEOINGS Fictitious BuslnHs Name Statement The loOowlno persons aro dojng busfness as: a) Beach Newport Re· ally, bl Beach Newpon Financial, c) Beach Nowport Cons1ruction, d) Seacl\ Newport Prop- ertles, e) Beach House Roalty. f) 8eaol\ Home Loan, g) Beacl\ House ConstruotlOn, 2209 Wasl Balboa BIVd., Newpon Beach, Galtlomia 92663 Charles Mlcho.ol Haddy, 24091 N0vta Cir· Cle, MlsSlon Vlefo, CM· tomia 92691 This business Is coo· ducted by. an individual Have vou started doing business yet1 No Charles M. Had<!y This statement was filed with the Coun1y Clerk of Orange County on 06/25/2002 20026907971 Oa»y Pilot June 27. July 4. 11 . 18, 2002 TJ\48'1 ~ YOU. YOU lHOUlO CONTACT A AW'IER. On '11fW11112 • 101)() ~M.. ForedollJre :oraD1tl. Inc. • the Uy~ Tl\lllee rdet end p.nuant b >eed d Trust Recorded f'I 0llf26l'2001. lnsNnenC 11~n373 d ollcial !ICa'ds In lhe Ollce d the ~ d Ol1ng8 :outy, Calbnia. gceaAIBd 1:1y: Bely Bal. a Flclitious Business "°""· aa rl\llb'WeAlort Name Statement ~ Gnlup, • Th'!.._~ollowing persons lenelldatyWIU.SEUAT 9'&=~ ~:xi 'IJ9UC AUCTION TO I ""' HIGHEST B""""n N BrlSlol St., Ste. 20, .~ ,.. • .,u i-...w.~' ..iewport Beach. CA ·vn """" ..-1-• 92660 me d sale In ~ Booo. Inc, (CA), 10 1101WJV d the ~ Peninaula. Newport ;tam, by cash. a Coast. CA 92657 8lhil!r's c:hedo. chlWI by a This business IS con· am or nalanll bslk, a duc1od by. a oorporaOon hectc ~ by a llllle !JI ~ave you slarted ~ ad lllior\ Of a doing business yet? had!~ by a slMI OI Yes. 10/31195 Jdel'llll l/M9 Ind bin Boog, Inc. _ __._._ _...._ John A. Wheeler, Jr., --• _.,._ CFO MOdlllcn. Of IM'4ll Tl\1s statement was etlk ~ In ..-i filed with the County ·102 t:l 118 Flnlndal Code Clerk ol Orange County rod aAhorlzed b do on 05/31/2002 "*-'In .. ltllB). IJ. 20026905180 -e nW1 ernnce b , Daly Pilot June 27~ .. cf** In ..., the 4, 1 t. 18. 2002 ~ IQICllDrilt Jlllor '> sale), Fictitious Business '2e1J7 Old Carel Rold. Name Statement 'Oftll Linda. CA al ~ The tolloWlng per50l\S .. Ind ..... OCf1ll9Yld dol business ) Ind rO# held by • ll'lder are ng as. ,..w ,,,__. d Ti"' ... In _ Flore·Eleg1nce In _, ..-.. ·-u.. Bloom, 21181 Nawpon ~ ~ in uld Coast Or.. Newpon :outy, Calbril Coast, CA 92657 tatc:rl*lg h *1d therlh: Boog, Inc. (CA), 10 \I men Uly dllec:l'*l In Peninsula, Newport .id Deed d TMl Thi Coast. CA 92657 wopar\t ~ This business Is con- ac:rlled 11 bei'lg ICld •• ducfod by: a ooiporatlon t'. The 111'11111 ldltesl Ind Have you sta.rted t. c:gnman Going bus1neM yel? No ~ r ..,.,, rl.. ~· ~ncW'neeler. Jr. Ill prq>lr\' delalled CF 0 txMI la PlfpoNd ID i.: Tiiis 11a1emen1 was !65 AcM9r ~ CCIII llle<J Wftl\ the County A111. CA ta27 The C1e11t ot Orange Councy u flnlgned TNllll on 05l'J1~26905179 ...,. " --tar Dally Ptlol June 27, .Ally ~-t=l~l-:c,rl~ 4, IL 18. 2QCYl Th48e anman deeiGI•' r a...w-..... " ll'OM1 .....,. Slid ,_ : wl be INdl. IM "-S....... ..U COll9IWt 01 The followlna persons ~. apr.-.d 01 are dolna business u : qild, NQlldng lllt.. ltR&D, 4000 81fCh St. ~ !JI Suite 113, Newport ~ ID 1J9Y.. Beach, CA 92660 a~ un rl Sump! & Co.. Int ., he llQftd tiyaald (CA), 4 Starshlne, Irvine, )led ol l'Ult, "911n11Mt CA 92612 i...,, • ~ In U\ls business 1, con- lllcl ~~ f ducl\d by: • corporation ,_._ W!NafW. Have you started Wf'/, ,._ dom11 buslr\eu yet? No )led d TIUlt. ....,..... Sump! & Co. Inc,. ~ ~ Tiu:: Mark M. Sump!, Prnl .....--dent nldW.Nllletmd~ lhls stetemenl was 1111t Died af rn.. DC filed with the County •·•• Tht Clerk of Orena• County .-...V "* • on07/02/02 -"~ ~ 20016toe70t ...-. 11111 ..... ID Daily J~ltot July 4, 11 . 18. 1t ......... I -25, 2002 . Th489 ....... (JJDlllll 11111 --~ .......... ,__ ...... Nllllll "' .,..... ........... flll 8lalian 9 M Tiii The tollowlna .persons ••1111-' ~ llitl '"' dolna bus1n1n as: ,._ d o.llla 11111 Hoovlf Law Office, 422 JldDrl e ... ID Ill F'ernluf, Coron• del ..... ~ f!I .._ ._,,CA ,?62~ ...._ r. _, ~ti TIM But.II Hoovllf, 422 ,.._ m fwl Fernteef Av.llW, CorOft• .... 11111 ,_. dtl ._, CA 92625 .,. ,_.. ._. Tflh butll'eU le con !!:...:... ... Di\~ ducted by· 111 lndtvldv•I -,....... Hw. YOll ttMttd dolnc •-b111lnn1 tet1 Yet, 1 1 ==., =-a.: 02 Ttt11 1111111 "°°"' = .,. &-. CA Thia .......... Wll .............. Ned ......... C4Kinty ~ ... -~ CllfllefOr .... c-ty -u-011fllMM Ii -41 NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE Title Order No. 0112102- 51 TruttH Sale No C· 4132 Relerence No 0004063079 APN 422· 352'24 YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A oeeo OF TRUST OATEO JANUARY 2?r 1996 UNLESS YOu TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEEO AN EXPLANATION . OF THE NATURE OF THE _ PROCEEDINGS AGAINST '!_~ YOU SHOULD Cvr< 1 ACT A LAWYER On AuguS1 8. 2002 81 2 00 p M ' Robert e. Wetu Incorporated U 11\e d\lly ~ Trustee u1det and puRuanl to OMO ot T IUSI. Recorded on J~ 30, 1996 .. Ooc:unen1 No. 1996. 0044405 Of Oflld* Record• In the Otflce Of 11\e RtcOl'Cler ol ~ County. California, eXIQJ(ed by. Hubel! C Ferry i , In ln'flllried min .. to '" undivided 112 inl«nl, W1d Mlwt A ~e<TY. I alnale min aa IO an \.llC!Mdeil 112 interest. u Trvslor ROlidenlial First ~gage, A CallfOrnla ~1-11 8ene1k:i1tV WIU Sc:Ll AT PU8UC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CA.SH (paylble 81 tlma Of sale tn lawful money Of 11\e United Slalea, by c:asl\. a cashiet'a diedl drawn by a llllle or nallOtlll lllOlt, • ctl8Ck drawn by a stile or feclerlll CT&dil Ul'llOll. "' • ctleCk drawn by a 1tate or feder.i llVlng• W1d loan auociallon, ~ uaoc:IMJon. "' UIYltlgS blnk spedrted tn tedlon 5102 Of 11\e Finanotll Code and """""2ed IO Clo t1u11nea1 in 11\is ti.le) At tne Not1h ttont enlrlnCle to ~~~~ West. S.U /via, CA all ~. 11119 W1d Int-st ~ 10 and now l\tfcl by It illder utd Oeed Of Ttult In Vie P!01*tY siluMd In said CoUnCY. CllHIOmla delenblng tl\e llnd lh«elrl N more ~ dMCr'lbe<I on laid Deed Of RdlliMW..U ... s ........ Th~ followrng penons are dolna business as. Advanced Home l oans, 3152 Redhill 1100. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 lohn P Tomkmsoo. 919 B11ys1de D• • 103, Newport Beach. CA 92660 Phllhp C $oukather, 66 St. Mlcl'i'ael Dana Point, CA 92629 This bus1ness is con- ducted by: co·pertne.rs Have you sterted dolna busmess yet? No John P. Tomkinson This st1temtnt was filed with the County Clerk of Oren&• County on 07/02/02 20026toe700 Dilly Pllol July 4. 11. 18, 25, 2002 TM96 ~ ..... ... s....... '17f25/02, FldltiM '-'-' "-S........ The followina person!> are dolna business as: Geneva Realty Partners, 3 Park Plaza #1650. trv1ne, CA 92614 Geneva Really Par1- ners, LLC (CA). 3 Park Pfau •1650. trv1ne. CA 92614 This business is con duc1td by: Limited Llabihly Co. ti eve you star led dolne business yet? No Geneva Rtalty Part• ners, LLC. Kirk Belsby, Mallagln11 Partner 'This st1temenl wn llled with lhe County Clerk of Oranae Counly on 07/02/02 2002 .. Ga704 Daily Pilot July 4, 11, 18, 25,2002 TM92 ~ ..... .......... 'The tollowlna persons are clolna butlness as: Perly Cent,.1 @ Th Kid's Club Hou11. 268 Fk>wer St , Cost• Mt11, CA9?627 Mark 0. Simon. 2420 Flul Ave.. Corona def "1tt, CA 92625 Kristy Gladdina. 2626 hlrw1y Dr., Coste Mes.. CA 92626 llllt busiM H Is cC>n· duct1d by: 1 aeneral pulntrshlp H••• ynu ~ler .. d OOiflC bu1ln1S1 yet? No Mlll1I D Simon K11 ty e11dd1n1 "-Thlt 'tattMMt ••t hied with the Count' Cltfll of Orlllf• Covntv °""'~ ........... ..... ....,~ "· -1,1 l. 1Clm Tii'°" published al least once CT each week for tour NOTICE Of ELE ION succm1ve weeks prior Notice is hereby given that an election will be held In the County of lo lhe dale set for Orange, on November 5, 2002 for the purpose of electing governing hearmg on the petition board members/dlrecton for the following districts: '" the lollowrng news· paper Of &eneral CllCU DISTBICT NUMHB IO IE ELECTIQ lat1on. printed on this Coast Community county Daily Pilot Coll999 District 1 Member, Trustee Area 1. S DATE JUN 28. 2002 Newport-Mesa JUDGE RIC~I ARD 0 . Unified School District 1 Member, Div. 2, 4, 5, 7 FRAZEE . SR , JUDGE or THE SUPERIOR COURT Costa Mesa 3 Directors P/lary Alice Palmer Sanitary Oi~rict l8 Son Bon Orange County 0 1 Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 Water District 1 irector, Olv. 1 · 5· Pub I •shed N ewpor I Mesa Consolid.ted Beach·Costa Mna Oa•IY Water District 1 Director, Div. 4, S Pilol July ll, 18, 25, Municipal Water Oistrlct of Orange County 1 Director, Div. 1, 2, S To qual"lfy for off1a1 a c.andidate shall be a regirund voter in the cnmct and trustee-. Declaration of Candidacy fonns may be obtained in the office of ttWI Registrw of llottn. 1JOO.C South <>nm A.__. Santa Ana, beginning ,>.Jot 15, 2002 and must be fled in thllt office no later than AIJgust 9. 2001.; 5:00 p.m. To obtain .ctditionel candidate fi1ing lnfomiatlon, pie-call the Orange County RAlglstrw of Voters 567-7600 and 8sk for the "Canddale Fa-lg~ section. _ .. ~to eadi elec.tlV9 office will be made, as presaibed by California Ei.etlor4 Code Sedion 10515, in the ~ there -no~ 0t an insufficient l'll.lfrber of ncimr-for wet.. office .-id a ~ fot .., elec.tlon is not filed wltNn the time piriod presabed by said SectlOll 1051 s. Notice Is hefeby given that the polls f0t said election will be open from 7:00 a.m. until B:OO p.m. All bllklits cast in said eledlon wl not be c:Ounted at the polls, but wt11 0. count.cl centrally at Registrar of Votws off!Q9, 1.JOO.C ~GrandA Notice is further given that absentee ballot yocesslng will begin on October 7, 2002 and wll continue Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. unti 5:00 p.m. untO the election is cartifllld on or .bout Deatmber 3, 2002. The absentee ballot ptocess is open to the pubfic at 1 JOO.C South Grm'ld A.__, SantaAna. { Dated this 8th day of July, 2002 Publl5hed N-s-t ~Mesa RON!yn Lew< Dtlly Pilot July 18, 2002 RegistT..-ofVoteB 417633 THS12 s........ fktlllM '-'-' ijg' a tefU.ef ._s....t fkt111e1s ...... ._ The followone persons The followifla person are doin11 business as: has abandoned the use Baas & Baubles, 433 of the l1clltious business Locust. Laauna Beach. CA 92651 name: A) A11star Tutors, Lrnda Gail Boolh, 433 B) A11star Learntna s Center. C) Arrstar. 901 Locust t., Laguna Beach. CA 92651 Dove St. Suite 190, This business Is con- Newpor t Beach. CA ducted by: an individual 92660 The fictitious. Busmess Have you started doina buslnns yet? No Name referred to above Linda Gait Booth was filed in Oranee This statement was County on Sept. 6. 2001. flied with the County FILE NO. 20016876401 Heather Star Gelhart, Clerk of Orenae County on 07/09/02 901 Dove St., 2002690tSS 1 Suite I 90, Newport Dally f>1lot July 11. 18. Beach. CA 92660 2002 509 This business Is con 25• Au1ust 1• Th ducted by: an 1ndrvidu1I IKALIOOO Heather SI.tr Celhart NOTICE IS HEREBY This statement was GIVEN that the Board of filed with the County Edue1tion of the New· Clerk of Oranat County port·Mesa Unified School on 06/13/02 District of Oran&• 20026906707 County wlll r•celve Daily Pilot July 11. 18, sealed bids up to 10.00 25. Aueusl t , 2002 Th503 1.m. on the 12th d1y of ~..... Auaust. 2002, 11 the Nutrition Services· Office .... S....... of 11ld School Dlstnct, The Joltowlrie perso11s located 11 2985 Bear are dotn11 business u ; Slrttt, Buildina E. Coi t• Catlforn1a Le1al Canter, Mesa. CA 92626. •I 4H W. Fourth St., Ste. which time said bids wlll A, Santa Ana. CA 92701 be publicly opened and Eric J. Goodman, 250 •tad for the followlna: N. Pine St., Orar111e. CA W•sp 92866 All bids •rt to be '" SlllllOI <MT Of WIClmA. CMTYOfOUM&l tAICllAlll M11Cl CllTB • PIOIAll JC111ieOtylrM hstOllcl ... 14171, hip, u t216S-1571 PETITION OF Mary Alice Palmer FOR CHANGE OF NAME ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME CASE NUMBER: A21414J TO All INTERESTED PERSONS: J.Petitooner· M1ry Alice Palmer tiled a petition wrtt. this court for a decree ch1narn1 names as follows: M•ry Alice Palmer to M•ry Allee Ptowd1n 2.THE COURT OROERS that all persons inter- ested 1n thl$ malttf shall app11r before this court at the hetrlna indicated below to show CIUM if any. why the petition for ch1nae of name sl\outd not be ar anted NOTICE OF HEARING Date: 8/6/02 Time: 2PM Dept: L73 The eddrtss of lhe court is same H noted above 3. A c1>py of this Order to Show ouse shall be August l . 2002 I h499 The following persons are do1n11 busmus as· A) Aristar Tutors, 8) Arostar Learnrna Center, C) Anstar. 901 Oove Street, Ste. 190, New· port Beach. CA 92660 Aroslar learning Cen· ter. LLC (CA). 901 Oove Slreel , Suite 190. New· porl Beach. CA 92660 Tt11s busme'>s is con ducted by. Limited liab1lily Co. Have you started dor"8 busmMs yat? Yes Ar istar lurnrna Cen· ter. LLC. Heather S. Gelmart. Manager lh1s statement was fried with the County Cler~ of Oranae County on 06/13/02 20026906706 Daily Pilot July 11, 18. 25. Auaust I. 2002 Th502 ™"'-sltam 1-.S...... The followona persons are dorna business es· Coast Ceotech"fcal. 14747 Artesia Blvd , Suite 10, la Mirada, CA 90638 Daniel E. Hert. 5992 Short St .. Yorba Londa. CA92886 Todd D. Henseal. 635 Cottonwood Dr., Brea, CA92821 This busmess 1s con· ducted by: a general partnership Have you started doin& business yet? Ho Danit! E. Herc This slatement was filed with ll1e County Clerk of Or a nae County on 06/2.4/02 20026907'67 Da1ly Pllol July 4. 11. t8. 25,2002 Th493 fktllM .... .......... The lollowina persons ue doina business u . a) Great Leas Wint, LlC b) 11;reat~wlne.com. 2 Ima Loa Court. Newport Beach, CA 92663 Creel Lees Wint . LLC (CA), 2 Ima Loa Court , N•wport Bt•ch, CA 92663 This bus1ness 1s con ducted by. l1m1ted L1ab1hty Co Have you started doing bu5mess yet? No Great Legs Wine, UC. Maureen Anne Collins. Co· Owner /Manage• This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae Counly on 07/02/02 20026908702 Daily Pilot July 4. 11. 18, 25,2002 Th488 ActlliM-...U ... s...... The following persons are dofna business as a) The Greenbach lx- chanae. b) The Con· nect1on. 221 A .Ent 20th St , CMta M1!$a. CA 92627 Shanda lelllfl Helm. 221 A East 20th St • Costa Me:r.a, CA 92627 This business 1s con· ducted by an individual Have you started doina bullness yet' Yes 6·17·02·for lhe Con nection, No·l or the Greenback Exchange Shandra Helm This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 07/02/02 2002690H97 Daily Pilot July 4. 1 I. 18. 25,2002 Th494 fktlliMt.iless ... s....... This stalement w.i; l1led with \he County Clerk of O"n&e County on 07 /02/02 20026901709 Daily Pilot July 4. 11. 18. 25. 2002 Th490 Notice 1s hereby grven that the undersigned wtll be sotd al public Auction on Aug 2. 2002 Starvtng Scholar's M1m·Sto1age. 195 7 Newpor 1 Blvd . Costa Mesa. CA 92627. (949} 631 3379 #2707b, & 400Sb RobiifTirslC. ·nousehold furniture •2019b Richard Ca10· ne, household lurmturt 110 Au11uston Conzalez, aardemng equ1pmenl landlord reserves the right to bid ~t ule Cash only Sale 1s s11b1ect To cancellahon m the eve11I of settlement belween landlord and obllgated party Starving Scholar s M1n1· Storage Published Newport Beach Cosla Mes" Daily Pdol July 18. 25. 2002 Th514 FictitiM a.iiitss llmaSw-t The follow1"& person~ are doina busmen as At the. Table. 465111 Seaward Road. Corona del Mar . CA 92625 Cheryl Lynn L1efetd. 46S '/• Seawa•d Road, Corona del Mar. CA 92625 Tl\e following persons This bu'°ness 1s con ue doina busmess as. ducted by· ain 1ndov1duat Matthews Gauae. 2101 Have you started doong So. Hathaway St., Santa busmen yet? Yes. June Alla, CA 92705 I 2002 C j • Ver mat orporat on Che11 Lynn Liefeld (CA), 2101 So. Hatha-This statement wn ;2{rJt. · .. ~~?'.~ .. A~~· c~ .~I~~ tile ~untx___·-·-·-. 1,;ferk ol <:lrange ounty This bUsine.ss 1s con on 07 /09/02 ducted by: a corpo11loon 20026909321 Have you star ltd Oally Pilot July 11 18, dofna business yet? Yes 25 Auausl I 2002 fh510 11·7-1966 . • Vermat Corporation, Fktl"-5..-U Wendy Gustin, President ... S...... This statement was toled with the County Clertl of Or•nae County OD 07/02/02 20026908706 Daily Piiot July 4, ll, 18, 25. 2002 Th491 fidllllls ...... ... s....... The lollowona persons are doln& business as. Alderm. 17951 Sllyparll Circle, Ste. C. Irvine. CA 92614 Atderm NA UC (CA). 17951 Sllypark Circle • Sle. G. lrnne, CA 92614 This business 1s con ducted by: limited Liability Co. Have you started doina _business yet' Yu. 1/1/2001 Ald•m NA LLC, Can dice Kr 1ushaa1, Mar. lhe follow1n11 per!ion\ are dorna bu"ness as· Costa Mesa Community Cl\urch 463 Princeton Dr.. Cos I• Mua. CA 92626 Robert fenn, C6J Princeton Dr , Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Shorley fenn, 463 Pr1nceton Dr .. Cost• Mesa, CA 92626 This busmess •s con ducted by hu\band and w1f• Ha~e you started domg busrness yet? Ves. June 23,2002 Robert Fenn This statement wu filed with the County Clefk of Oran11e County on 07/09/02 2002 .. 0HU Daily Pilot July 11. 18, 2S, Auaust t, 2002 Th507 William C. Cray, 412 accordance with Condi· Gotdenwetl St.. Hun-tlnaton Beach. CA 92648 tlonsl Instructions, and This business is con· S9ec fk:tllons which are cont1lned lri tht bid ducted bt: •n fndividu•I peclltt and on file in th• Have you started doina oftloe of t'futrltlon STARTING business yetf No Sefvk:es of said Si:hool E1lc Goodman, Gtn111I Distr ict, 2985 Bur Partnw This statement WH Slrfft, Builditt& E, Costa Mtlt, CA 92'26. Phone filed with the County No. (714) 424·5090 Clerk ol Of•na• Counl1 tntwested vendor. may on07/09/02 200l .. OtUI plcll up 1 bid packet at tllt ebov• tddrna Dally Pilot Jui& 11, ~ A l"ffformanc• Bond 25. Au111stt, ~ Tll mty be required et tht ...... ..... -.C1ttloft of th4 Dlstrk:t ..........__.. No biddef may withdrew -h.11 or hw bid for • The followill& "'~' period ot FORTY FIVE lll'e doln1 buel!Mu n · (4') dayt '"" lilt dale Mest (:1rpet Outlet a 11t for t11e openfna Svpplin. 1374 r lot•n. theftol. Costa Men. CA m26 f1le Board of Educ•• Thomes t. Stron1. tioll of 011 Newport· 6f07 Clorywlltt1 ''·· MHe Unified School Lakewood. CA 90713 Dl•trlct feHIVH the Steve Petenen, 11167 fi111t t ._.., 11 Htw laf':lt:·• Cotta 111i11 .!d'~ ..::.:,:r ~11• c~.____ .... _ accept ttie loWlet Mei, 'n V1Q~ Cl ·~· 1114 to ...... ..., Ill ductld by: co per!Aer'a tor-eity °' lrTeptlfity Hne you ttat1e4 .... ....... ~ doiftll '"""1n8 yat? "'°· iic':J.Oii:'iiUA' U,.. M-Gi1 ru SCMOO&. UISTlllCT TiioMM r Slr°"f otO.-C..IJ ,.:a ..;:.-t;"~.:;~ ,........ .. .,_ ci.11 •• 0ra1111 eo-tr ........, "' _., ..... ::.=... ::=: .... :.::c; N"···':...i ..... ~ • ANEW BUSINESSr?i • • • • • • • • • • -- .. 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Wednesday S:OOpm ANNOUNCIMINTS & MISC. 1010-1770 T - GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCW EHTERTAJNMEtfT Clltndarof Ewntl 1310 fQUAl llOUSlllG OPPOl11llTY All real estate .Over· t1s1n1 In this newsp•per is sub,.cl lo the Federal Faor Hous1n1 Act of 1968 as amended whrch makes 1t 1lle1al lo advertln •any prefer· ence. hm1tatron or d1scrlm1nehon bued on rue, color, reliaion. sex. handicap, familral status or national ori11n, or an Intention lo make any such preference. hm1ta· lion or dlscrrmln•tlon. • This newsp•per wlll not knowrn1IY accept any advertisement for rul estate whtch is 1n .,olatlon of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwell- inp advertised in this newspaper are available on an equel opportunity bas!! lo complain of d1" crrm1nahon. ull HUD toll· "'' at l ·800-424·8590. POUCY In an effort to offer the bes\ service possible to our readers and adver. losers, we wrll require Contractors who adver- tise In the Ser vice Oirectcwy lo rnclude theor Contractors l 1cense • number 1n thew adv er. tlsement Your co· operation is arutly • p wted Addllm'8. Remodel- "" ·~~ KAdw1 I B411t1 I Remodel Maft ...... btam Mll1'5 w !MllM'i9'0 ............ WIMDOWCOVIJl9NOS Mllll lllnck, Wood Blinds ' F,. m ,_ .._ IJl!S2IOl9 ... 714-H7-!911 al • cwr1 ., ATOIU.YMM ·~ !>out 714-546-7258 SEU .. !;:W 2305-2490 ... lllAtESTAn llR SALE Auctions 1483 G1rllll/ ~~~~~ Y1rdS.ln 1489 WANTED -.-c-ouum--SALE-1*-TlnUES Newport Cr••• !!ill S.t 7 /20. 7110 -1110 Older Style Furnltur9 PIANOS t. Collectibles ·--·-·-·-·Olllc.-$$ CASH PAID M ................. WE BUY ESTATES • ""'-'-lr-.jly _,,,.. UTIJI" [~~~~s~.~~.~r~.~~·1 .. 1 I 1,11,4 \I" I• 1111n.11t•• 11 'I J )jl , ,'/ ~649-4922~ soumcgAsT AUCTI N Loh ef ,.._, ttvffl Dwt MIH ltl ~I.,. et Tl~er ... (PCM & Sup«I.,.) 11p ~I.,. te fst left. 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Low Mello Root. 1st .• laur11 Leuto. 949-509-8923 Gf1Nalt1-$ ........... ~&.-M.a ......... ~ $1 .. 25,000 ........... ._ .....,,~,,. t-He'9Mt Pr~· erty Gentlem1ns R1nch· Tennis Court-6400sf on on. level with lodae style Creel Room., 1or11ou1 tl•b er 1nite -ltchen, 5Br 3Ba plus 1uut houu , sunset vl1 w1 .• ,t Bon n •• Geuwwitz 7 4·746·7173 HOMESFOASALE KERN 'COUNTY 5800 DalYUS1 NOaTH AMllKM Ven Linn h•• openlnp 1n House hold Goods, Spec11lu ed Trudllo1d end f letbed fleets. Minimum of 6 montln o/t/r uperi.nce reqllind. Tr.actor lent/ pwc:hMe 1v1ileble. 800- 34-2 147, Dept CAS (CAL•SCAN) -. ....... NI 21r, .... on the send, feblltoft vlewa, Y••ly, wthr/dryu. l/2 utll $1075 949-645·9357 NI Paftlto ..... Aftt "'-e 11 2Br 2B1, w/d, 1/t uUa, S825/mo.+ $800/dip. 949·723-2322 Av1il Nowt AESIOENTIAL RENTALS ORANGE 7• COUNTY APT, lol~oo l1lort .. upsl1in. 2 smell br'a, fp, wd, cerport, No pets. S1400/mo 949-675-2975 ..... h._.. leyfr..t 3br 3ba, yrly rentel $3950/mo 949-752-5181 A,tt. "'· Ila, 0... fnot nfce view, stove, dish· wshr. frl1. Sii 75m ind ulll, no pet 949 721·8896 Yeorty 21r lie w/ .. r, $1UO/-. oue.itr ... t Jlr 210 Wittler aentol $2800/-. Othon AvollAlot Anoclate4 R..rty 949-673-3663 A+A,tt.41r,21A 3110 W Oceanfront Winter Rental Avall 9/02 SJOOO/mo 949·673·3663 Associeted Rutty ·Jim Conn del Mir 28r 1 lo Aftt over I Clf' 11r, d/w, w/d hkups, no pets, Sl750/mo am wcekdlys 949 553 7445 Co ...... Cute 2Br, I Ba, 1 c 11r. patio. no pets. w/d, new crpVpaint. lse • Ste uti n:t 949-W lSlli I t• le l ch lMp lbr . ~'""' fp. 2< pr, flrfy/cin rm. n&VapVpwit. n/peot, lie S39fl&n 96-~1565 Comfllna Af't. lovely aated comm nur Trl·Sqr. 18r, Iris, ler/stor11e S855/mo+ 500/sec Klein Mnat. 877·704-8649 a 9200 l 't14o 111<• loy I Br, new c1rpel/lloorin1. yrd, $895/mo. 329 Unlvemly flt 949.574 2031 l 'Sl4o Deluu lbr S900. Oeluae b1chlor S800. lnclds pvt aara1e w/stora&t 949-642·2000 <-try w...t •• l 'aldo lbr. 11 loft style, quiet, pvt, n/pels, S975/mo. 180 E 21st St 949 645· 7776 •IU>(J(S TO HACHI * I br, lb• on pemnsule ,...SIOOO/MO 949 873 7800 .... 2lr lie,. QUMt WM. l ·c p . 215 IA Flo- St ~ pets. Sll50/mo, 1Vlll 8/1 858-354-5857 ...__._v.,•i.. Jr, 2ba. Is 11'1\+1 rm. llP din rm, tut W/brOlldt lier, 18115d no pllb. I yr lie SI 9SO 714-9J9.5278 Model Uke oec Twnhme-.. 1Mllt4•llllflcllll'l_.ld Beck Bey 3br 2.5b•. 2c M1all1; I ..... '"· hu1e rms, planll· ...... 5m hon shutters, Perco firs, .;::::::::::::;;:;;;~';";-~--custom clo11ts/p11nt . 'JllWPOtlJ HACH new kit, w/d hk·ups. COITACE FOR $69,000 w11kly meld service loet Merine & K1y1kln1 Included, 1v1ll 8/01. 714·624-1362 Lie prlnc S2500/mo. 714-514-0054 mullOUS , ........... -..a1 • Well! to the BHchll ._,,.,. $400. Move 'In bonusl Nice 28r 1B1, Sll75mo 11111ws1111 on Jyr be 714-980-2468 -------"'-' .,... -.-m-lllPGUI---.,,,.--,-_.- .-. 1111 nr pool, .-. l'E>y~~ .......... .._. KH{lllp14o Dr. 2tlr. 2b•, yr lse. fuf n or unfurn. no pets. pooV jec/m¥1n• 949-675-4294 YUaLYUASIS Bill CRUNOY RE.Al TORS 949-675-6161 ~t 2br 2ba Nwpt .._., Sl2!50. arut ar 11, like llU, Vlult telfl, Ult COlllller tops, MIMY 6 lwltM. .... )I0-1713 Q.OSI TO llA<Mf 2br. 2'.tMI, bale, 11r.,iac.. l cer .., • J1&50 8f1 Mt-673-7800 J8r 281 duplea, steps to beech, fp, 2 (er p r, 1 yqr leue, ftO pets, UlOOmo. 62f.3SMSJ9. V1UA IMIOA UHO. Ea Lerjtt douMI ~ Suites, HUCe ~.Mini <ku n Vltw when lrff Is trf-d. MatyAnn McCul,. 949-648-6770 Prud C1lif Reelty WUTCllFF 31w 2k ........ ,.....z-• ~ • ,.., snao... "'-.MM!0-56GO T ...... 2br a.. -twPll. -Pli1t. wd Ncl4>. 2r: ~ pool, .... bin 'cl. $ZiD) 9&~ UtloP ... i.wloa....t Beach Cottaae 28r, 28•. W/O, lse avail $2250/mo. Pool, $pa, pvt beach, walk to shops, restaurents and oc11n. 9&67J.QW Don 01 Anrw 21,.. loh 31r c-4o, nice patio. bale, 2-story, wd hk ups, $2300/mo. •st-Bob, 714 348· 1202 "-• 41r, 31o, mint condition, 2-c aer, Fp, w/d hkup, quiet S3000tn !use (949) 759-0874. Oc_fr_t 21tr 2lto le petio on Hnd, 2 c aar, wd hkups. •at $3000 949-293-4630 Specious ro.,odele4 4Br 3Ba 1n presh1io1Js nel&hborhood POOi, 2 c 1ar, le fenced yd, $5000/ mo. 949-673· I 162 Uniqoe Newport· Twnhse 1n u clus1ve cated See Island community 2Br 2 sea. 1ppro1 2400 sf. new Interior. new fur· msh1n1s. 1nclds tennis, bito.u, pools & spas. monthly summer rate $6000 or reduced lonaer term lease 949·719· 0653 Of 619·540·5186 cell H-/o...I........,... 3Br, 2l/18a, mrbl fin. Eaceptional! Avril. 9,15. LAI $39!"l(fti "fl ~ 1156 VOCltianalSchools/ Colllla 7965 UAaN FUll·CHAltGI Boollkeepine 1n less then a month! Plus how to start in·home booll- keeplna service. Incl. Qulck8ooks tre1n1na. Free info 800-430-8999. (CAL•SCAN) -CoottS, PltlP COOKS, IUSSHS Apply m per· son. Wkdy 2-4:00, Lone Boards 217 Main St HB Aut a__,..., PT for SeU Stor11e. 2 days per week. Office wor-. computer k11owled1e end IJ&hl m11nl req. Newport Beach. 949-644-2747 DIUVta -SI0.000 bonus! SOLOS up 10 39 cents ... TEAMS up lo 41 (enls. .. O/O's up lo 87 cants All Condo Con· t1ct KLLM 800-925·5556 or KLL M com EOE (CAL•SCAN) CLEAN OUT YotlHOUSE 6WGESALIS OflY$11 CAil 949-642-5678 THAT EXTRA CHANCE NoM-South vu1nenble. SOUlh deal&. 9'>0d pan. ,,_, *""' -Md qlM9I old~~~fora "-1 NOltTR •Al1 5 1::1 '5 0 K09 •A9""7J ducerd. lftd I '-rt -Nfred in die ~ "8nd. The "*" ol tr\llllpl wu led Car 6ncue bul. wba1 Welc ptOduted the .u.. ~· --i:all9d rar iQ the bope ol die klna. Wiien that failed, c..r.eci lhe -end "°'' ol clllbe btfofe eJtidna widl • sp111e. Hid die defender who held the kina mttlld wilh only two clubJ. declatet would have received a red-suit return. allowin&' for dummy to Nff' while decUm' sluffed the remaining club from hand, allowins the slam to oome home. No luck -down one. The biddin : SOU11t b ·NOR'llt MST •• ,_ JN'r ,_ 4N'r ,_ SQ ,_ ,. ,_ .... ,_ Opcnina Iced: Ktna of 'V We wouW lutvc rDlldc a 11llghl vllri· ataoo in the plan. Afltt winning the ace of heerts, we would cull lhrec rounds or diamonds. but would cljs. cant 1 club from hen<!! Nei11 would come the king and ece of clubJ Ind, ruff 1 club with the queen of spildc:I. lf the suit mats evenly, we can cross 10 the ace of spades and diJcard the losina heart on the Iona club, con-ceding on.ly ooe triclc to the king or trumps. tr Weit has a doubleton club but no king of trumpll. we contlnue with a uump IO the ecc and arc 11all home if the king of qiedcs drops. If clubs arc 4-2 Ind East has the shon-nesa, the queen of soadea will ~ up and -can Slilf take lhc spade f'lllCMC for the contnlCt. l Somcllmu lhcre II little to choo5e between two llnet of play. AU yoo cen do ii teleet the beuer one to give younelf lhe mulmum chance. Nonh'I jump IO ttwe no ll\lmp wu , by 'iJ"eCment. a ballnCCd, limit- ed raise in spades. prornlsina 11 1e111 fOUN:atd support. South atUd for aces and eeuied for the ama1I sl1m when Ill wae ICCOllNed for. West led the kiri& of bcllu, taken with the ICO. Dccflrer developed I rwto<t ...... Cendldal• must hive J..5 yrs of E•ec. level Admkl/SeCtel•ltl up. Stron1 or11n1u tional end project mcmt lllilb, tlvlve in a mull1·t••· t helleflOlla end dw•sfltld envl<'onmenl 60 wpm w/ucellent comp slulls Ful benefits & 1rut w«k envlrorunelll. F.. 714-556-4023, email dive leucor .com MUllETltfG ASStsT Newport Buch Merkel· ln1 Dept loo-Inc for • hl1h·enern lndlv lo join their t11m in • fest p1ced profntlonal envl· ronmenl. 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