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Home My WebLink About2002-07-19 - Orange Coast Pilot• 1 . • ¥, . . y . . • a1 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2002 .. ,. ' ' Segerstr.om~ deliver Home Ranch money About $10.5 million given to Costa Mesa is first installment of development agreement. milllon wu wired to the city's fl. nance department Thursday from C.J. Segerstrom & Sons - nm ~ the dynasty family that owria ,the development site -as the iriltial inatallment of the de· velopment agreem~ dated last year, The mJlllon for additional lntenec· don Improvements and $2 mil· llori for an educadonal endow· ment. Paul Freeman, spokesman for C.J. Sepntrom & Sons, said the ftrm la glad the city now has the upfront funding for major public tmproyement projects. quickly 88 poaafble.,, Freeman said Segeutroai and city oflidals w01 meet next week to figure out bow to apedite the various traffic Improvement projects so they can be ~ underway by the time the rat of the massive project beginl con- Lollta Harper Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -The city re- ceived more than $10 million from Home Ranch developers NEWPORT Open meeting violation alleged Greenlight group says city officials hired lobbyists in private sessions. June C1111r1nd• Dally Pilot NEWPORl' BEACH -Alleg!.nc the city violated open meedng lawa when it decided durtna a clOHd Miiion to hire lobbytau, the. Gnenllaht Committee bu lodpd I complalnt with the dJa• trtct 1ttomey'I oft!ce. The Gnttnlisht complalnt allo all .. that the dty hu failed to report on cloeed Miiton meet· lnp u open meettns I.awl re· ct':ilre· TheM new cbalpe follow auepdona tlled lut )'Ml' that the city violated the law when dty ofllctala met wtth Koll Co. and Conaant repreeentativel. •w. have a problem wtth thla kind of llCl'ICY In government,• GrttnlJlht 1pokeaman PhD Ant Mid. "lt~ not 1 queadon. of whether the hJrtnc WU approprt· ate. It could have been. But it wu done without any public In· put or announcement to the public! Barller thla )'Ml', the city ap· ~ contracU totaling ,()()() wtth CalJtomia Strate· Ii• and the Wubincton lobby· Ing ftrm ot WUUam D. Lowery. . IN MOWN, Pa .. M REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK This little • piggy never ma,de it H er name wu PllnoJJi. an.cl lhe WU my 225·pound blby. ' I tot her when lhe WU only ltx Wllb old and rUltd her Into 'Jean, tn.lntd ltuff ·atruttins machln& She WU my ----pdu·wtnntns plaendlwu aoJnltowallt == County .. wttbwrloul blue 'rtbbom -ouol Thursday aa part of the project's ftnt inatallment of the develop- ment agreement to fund an edu- cational endowment and various traffic improvements. Qty officials conflnned $10.5 money includes $3.9 milllon toward city traffic funding. $4.6 Don Lamm. the &lliatant city manager, said the money wu re- ceived prior to the Issuance of building pennita for Ikea -the retail component of the project that will break ground first. SEAN HILLER I DAILY PLOT Steven Ru1sell Jualt• for the crowd 1t the Russell Bros. Circus 1t the Fair Thursday. "We feel very good about reaching thia milestone," Free· man 18id. "We are now in a posi- don to work with the city to ad- vance all the improvements. as s.. RANCH. P ... M 'It's a family-oriented show and we keep it that way.' EdRunell Magic: A family tradition Ed and Steven Russell perform four circus shows daily at the fair. Deirdre Newman Dally Pilot T be Ruuel1 Broa. C1rcul p~dt11 an entlrtl1nlng lay ot old·fuhlo::J> maa1c:a1 fMtll Ukl Juallnl JcMw, bllan=plnnin8 platee and lhoo a dove out ot a cannon . Bd RulMll, 87 and ton Stftln, 34, perform tour lhOWI a day under\ blue and )'9IJow tent Then they put on two more ahowt In the lddt .,. and tlaCh uplrlnc ~:1'ow to do aome ot "Somedmel It worb and IQmlf:lmel it'a tunny," Bd llkt. Bd RulMU bu been lDYOMd tn the clrcua bulln.ell for 38 )'MR. The lddk:don ltarted u 1 hobby undl one day tn h1I mid SOI when bl •ran off and Joined thedm.11." The RUMel1I haw performed their current · venton of the dm.11 for the put lOyean and a~ adults u well u c:hildNn. •in a funlly.ortented ahaw and we keep ft that way." Bd Mid. Multi "don't haw to wony about betns o!mded or lnaulttd. • Steven o=athe ahaw Juallnl I llft)' Ot objtc:tl, lncludlnl bowUns plna ancf lcnMI. Juallnl the YUiOUI llel'DI whlle WaUdnc, lp&n.nlns and IHPNl&.Y,PaseM Governor's €up no longer just for the boys The St. Petersburg 'l'YI Fromllft. E*1Brown, Saillng Center team The Nth 1nnuel Gowmor'1 16, Krtllln is the only all-female Curo fteglttl, 1 oompeddon for Brttt, 15, 111 rt 191ndyou~r, team participating in oontlnutt through · ndly It lndMylori Boating the 81lbo1 VIClht Club. =,15, the race. ,_ "'July Cir then tome of dMm bid 8llbol Junt Ca111r1nd• pnpll'I to bl bumQWed Yld'tta&D. DllttPltot 1bern no am. In lolb'I to the St. Petenburl WiDI Ctn• DONWCH CX>RONA DBL MAR -It the ptta cbOOM to believe lt'• bu- l'lYI tn the Gov9rnor'I Cup Ile· mWattnc to loee to a bunch of ... CUP,,_M ~P'LOT I 72 HOURS IUTIUYI ~Iwu ' A quick guitk to tM weekend Daily Pilot ATAG&MCE .... Hf*ttUam lftltllb-.A. ljobllid ... - 4-HCJubln IMlt ipldlcdyto 111111 ...... WbJ I )alnld-wbm I bid ID........, _,...,...., ........... .............. _ ... ............... ..... ,.. ....... .. -•• llC'lwt ...... . __ .,,., ......... _ ... W..,_M ......... 2-. ......... ..... ......_ ....... . holdlll~ NUnlenfl'om •• ,, p.m. ..... ,,.. NUnlon• .......... .. ~~ ..... .. , ....... ..... "'*··-...... . .,. . I I '' -I I I I I -. I I ·, I I . I . ...... - / A '.Dream' at the Center CHECK ITOUT Places you 'lz · go, things you'll see Aterballetto 's dance . version of 'Dream' will run at the Orange County Performing Arts Center today and Saturday. Youn1Chmn1 Dally Pilot A s if there weren't enough worlds to begin with. William Shakespeare's •A Midsummer Night's· Dream" presents three realidea and three groups of denizens -fairies, courtsmen and players-that melt into each other to create the most other-worldly place. Add yet another dimension to this fanciful scene and you have Aterballetto's dance version of •0ream• at the Orange County Performing Arts C.enter, running today and Saturday. "lf you take ~donal ballet of the 19th century, you see everything dance," said Carla Vlgevanl, head of Aterballetto's press department and translator for company President Frederico GrUlL •tn this ballet you will see certainly it's dance, but dancers also run. They are in little moments a little bit actors." The prestigious Italian troupe makes its United States premiere of the show ln Costa Mesa. With a commissioned score by Grammy Awud-winnlng composer BMs Costello and choreography by Aterballetto's artistic director Mauro Bigonzetti, the performance offers a contemporary yet reverent attitude toward cla&sical dance. •A rupture with the traditional ballet." Vigevani said. Grilli. whose words were translated by Vlgevani. said the basis of Aterballetto'a wodc ls usually academic, inspired by traditional dance and developed with Blgonzetti's modem flair. The process of marrying a rock musician's scores and a choreographer's acclaimed contemporary style ls comparable to a "cultural operation," he said. "We toured ln Italy and in Europe ... the reaction of the audience was very open," Grilli said. "Now we are very curious to see how the American audience will react." Vlpvanl added that people think •eosteDo" I and aped rock IDUlic. •eut eo.tello had a very particular approach to dance and be wanted to have a vecy respectful approach to ballet." she said. The atoiy ls about four lovers, the magic juice that gets In some of their eyes, the miaunderstandinga and mlachief that ensues and then bow life as Shakespeare intended it gees relltored to this world full of fairies and playfulness and even theatrical arts. Set designer Fabrizio Plessi. known in .I!uroptjor his video art. built rotating sets that by their creative designs depict the differences between each world. as do the costumes. But the choreography most dramatically interprets •0reams" three worlds and moods. • COURTESY Of ORANGE COUNTY PERfOf!MN> ARTS CENTER Italian dance company Aterballetto will present "A Midsummer Night's Dream• at the Orange County Performing Arts Center today and Satlrday. "He has found the abOtty to delcribe each of them," V'8l'N8JU aald of Jll&l411A!td, who 1- also interpreted wolb by Belanc+dne and Antony Tudor ln his 1IYe years u artistic director of the company. "He will~ every figure. every character, wblle da:ndng in the way Mario feels Lt. That means in a contemporary dance." Tu realize the separateneaa between the wodds of dancing aod ICting, 1MFozetti eliminates the use of costumea and mub, for example, when thecbaracterofNk:kBottom transforms into a donkey. In fact, you won't even see a donkey oo 1t1p. "It is feJt like a physkal tnnllormation so this is not done as USU8L" VJpvml llid. "It ls done through a sort of a6!tng through the BRIEFLY IN DATEBOOK FYI WHAT. •A Midsummer Night's Dream" WHl!N: 8 p.m. today end Saturday WllBIE: Orange County Performing Arta Center, 800 Town Center Drfve, Coate M .. e COft $16-$66 CALl.:(714)740-7878 body. through the movement." When lt comes to the fairies, Bigonzetti plays with the idea of having one'J feet in two worlds u each dancer sports a point ahoe on one foot wblle leaving the other foot bare. "1be polnt is, in one sense, dift'erent from reality, but ln another sense, it's something that can be recognized as a tribute to classical beDet too, .. Vigevani said. L ooking for fun that doesn't demand • long-distance travel a recent Inheritance or weeks ofvacadon dme? (]leek out new guides to nearby venues at Newport Beach Public Ubraries. You may know there's a castle at San Simeon, but have you ever vi.sited Ostrich Land near Solvang, the vintage railway in Pillmore or the andque doll Dl.useum outside Paso Robles? Ever taken a glider ride over the Santa Ynez Valley or careened down a water slide in Arroyo Grande? Find these and hundreds of otherlittle-known. kid-friendly adventures ln the third edidon of "Fun with the Family ln Southern California" by Laura Fraser and Pamela Lecbtman. Ustings include amusement pub, hiking trails. wos. aquariums and children's museums, all within about six hours of home by car. Tips about other nearby destinations are in David Volcac's "The Gieat Tuwns of Southern California.~ In addition to restaurants, sights and lodginp in such popular venues as ldylJwild, Morro Bay and Pismo Beach. there are weather, aime and affordability ratings that may help you decide whether to turn a memorable visit into a permanent stay. Even closer to home are attractions in the second edition of Gregory Lee's "The Best of Orange County." Bven if you've lived here for years, you can learn about off-the-beaten-track museums, putting greens, nature preserves and antique malls in this travel guide dewted exclusively to local draws. If you're among those who enjoy navigating peaks and painted deaerta on fat tires, check out "Mountain Bike! Southern Ca1ifomla: A Guide to the Oassic nails" to research rides geared for mountain bikers of all skW levels. Each route profile features a ride desatptioo, detailed trail map, nearby services and descrlpdons of native flora and fauna. Those more inclined to travel by foot can uncover nature walks, family hikes and all-day adventures in John McKinney's ~oay Hiker's Guide to Southern California." Directions, maps and hike desaiptions for 150 outings from San Diego to Santa Barbara are included. Another two dozen opportunities along coastal, canyon and mountain trails are featured ·in Randy Vogel's •eest Easy Day Hikes. Orange County." Pascal chef to be part of F.clectic Orange Orange County Performing Arts Center. The blues-and-food-fest wUl take place on the Village Green, which is along Sunftower Avenue and Bear Street. Orange County Performing Arts Center has been canceled. Discount diva Mindy Glazer concentrates on . a completely different kind of excunioo in •Shopping Secrets of Southern California." In her bargain-hunting guide for plckins up just about anything sold in Southland retail outlets, as well as online, are hundreds of sources for appliances, can. clothing. computers, furniture, sports goods. travel and more. And with the S()Cjf, and more you can save on just about everythlng you buy, you might have enough for a more exotic escape-when that major windfall finally Organizers of the Eclectic Orange Festival recently an- nounced that Pascal Olhats, the French chef for Pascal Restaurant in Newport Beach and Cafl§ Pascal ln Costa Mesa, will also serve as the hospitality chef for Theatre Zingaro'• French equestrian group in the fall. The show will be part of the Philharmonic Society'• fowth Be· lectic Orange Peatlval and will run Oct. 12 through Nov. 8 at the Pascal will cook for members of Zlngaro .Village and for sponsors of the performances. lnformatlo.n: (949) 553·2422. Hot Blues' coming to South Coast Plaza South Cout Plaza will host ita 10th annual "Hot Blues on a Cool Summer Night• event from S to 9 p.m. July 25 at South Cout·Plaza Village to benefit the Orange County Perform1ng Art.I Center. Performers include The Bernie Pearl Blues Band and others. ncketa are $40 ln advance and $50 at the door. Information: (714') 556-2121. Sunday 'Dream' performance canceled The Sunday afternoon s>'dorm- ance of "A Midsummer Nlght'a Dream" by Aterballetto at the Performances by the Italian dance company will take place at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. The bal- let, based on Shakespeare's play by the same name, ls choreographed by Mauro Blgonzettl to music com- posed by Elvis Costello. ncket sales for the canceled Sun- day performance were light and Center officials ask patrons already holdlng ticketa for that show to ex-_ chaoge them for the Friday or Sat- urday performances. Information: (714) 556-ARTS. comes. • CHECK IT OUT is written by the st.tr of the Newport BNcti Public Library. This~· column is by Mell ... Adema In collaborMion with Clludill • Peterman, All tltlea may be l"Mll'ved from home or ofrlce computer1 bv 90Cllllng the catalog et WWW.MWpartbe«/J/ltQry.org. • DailyAPilot a......c..-. New......,,., (148) 57~ chrlflt#M.OIHrlllo•,.,,,.,,_com .................. 0111111"1 Greg~· eedt, Seen Hiiier, Glne , Lo'1 Anderton Box 1seo. C:O.W MeN, CA 92828. Copyright No MW1 llOrte., llluatrMlonl, edhort.I mltl9r or ldWftleemencs herein can be reproduced wtthout written permlMlon of copyright OWMr. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST Well, the clouc:t. are here naw, but they'll bum off tomedme eround noon tor vet MOttw res>Mt of• mo.av '*'nnv dey. Hlghl wlU hit the rnid-70a In Calta Meet end the upper eo. In Newport Bwh. l.owa wltl be In the low eo.. condttJona wtn be found 1t11e evening. Fog wlll be encounwed both •rtv •nd iat.toct.y. mnM.,.,,. ··u.~ ~~oom ........... a., .... ...... """'3at111lr ....... ..,, ......... ......... ...... 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New full-treatment Sewage &ecision applauded Orange County Sanitation District on par with most of the nation• s other sanitation agencies. By Paul Clinton Staff Writer Newport-Mesa -By approv- ing new, higher-level treatment standards for its waste Wednes- day, the Orange 'County Sanita- tion District board moved away from a treatment method that was ~dedJy out of step with BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS · OCC Foundation raises $4.7 million most of the nation's other sanita-summer of 1999, when Hunting- don agencies. _ ton Beach took a crippling hit to Sanitation district members tta stmun of visiton aft.er a rash approved the new full-treatment of closures. Sud !OM oontamina- method after a heady deb$te tion has been detected as cloee as Wednesday evening on a raz.er-~ mile from the Newport Beach thin 13-12 vote. The board also shoreline. decided to drop its pursuit of a "I tl\lnk there's a broad appre- controversfaJ federal waiver al-dation for having clean beaches," lowing it to skirt standards laid Newport Beach Councilman Gery out in the Oean Water Act of Adams said. "It's a decision that 1972. should have been made five years The move is ~ed to help . ago. It's a tardy decision, ratlfer address naggjng beach postings than a legacy dedaiOrL" and closures in the county strug-Adams sat in for Mayor Tud glingwithenigmadcbacteriaout-Ridgeway, a member of the breaks off its shoreline. The issue board. during the Wednesday reached· a flashpoint during the meeting. Both Adams and ~ta form a variety of selections, in· eluding some from Broadway musicals, the big band era, the roaring '20s, Dixieland melo- dies and present-day medleys. Mesa Sanitary District member Jim Ferryman. who ia also a New- port-Mesa Unifllld School District board member, added their votes to the supporters. A contingent of inland cities re- presented on the board had re· sisted stepping up to the higher treatment due to its higher cost Sanitation distrlct leaders sald they would need to spend $423 million between now and 2020 to implement the new treatment As a result, ratepayers will probably have to absorb a $16- per-year Increase in their basic sewer rate. The average house- hold now pays $87.50 per year. release. "But we also want to perform for our audience's music with wh,lch they likely will be more familiar. Overall, our intention is to share with them some of America's favor· ite vocal music as a gift." Viewing the concert as an opportunity for cultural ex- Represeotattves of inland cities also questioned the effectiveness of the new treatment method, known as •tun secondary." A fonn of this method was devel- oped bl the late 19th Century, but has since been refined.. . "When you really analyze It, it doesn't do the Job." Placentia Councilman. Nonn Eckenrode said. "This is an 1860s p~." A contingent 'of environmen- talists who had pushed for the new treabnent and the waiver ......,.. disputed those claims. "That would be like saying. the dollar bW in my pocket· is no good because it's only been Executive Director Anthony S. Manrique have high hopes for the trip. "It's a prime opportunity to show a very positive image of American youth," Manrique said in a press release. The All-American Boys Oto- backed by the U.S. goo.aemment for a couple hundred~" said Bob C.austin, founder of Defend the Bay, a Newport Beach envi- ronmental group. With the dozen .inland cities opposing • the new treatment, Wednesday's vote was a close one. Anaheim representative Shirley McCracken broke from the ranb lo support the lnaea8ed treatment. •it's nice that an inland city like Anaheim recogAiza the impor- tance of clean beaches," Newport Beach~ City Manager Dave KlJf said. UThey're a tourist-de- pendent city." rus. founded in 1970, is a non- profit open to all boys ages 8 to 15. Its mission is to provide each member training. moti- vation and leadership oppor- tunities within an environ- ment with the highest moral' standards. The 2001-02 academic year was thb most successful in the history of Orange Coast College's Foundation -by a whopping margin. million gift form lhldy Doyle of Reno in memory of her late hus- band, Orange County· developer Frank Doyle; a $335,000 anony- mous gift for OCCs Marine Sci- ence Department and the Harry and Grace Steel Oilldren's Cen- ter; and a $100,000 Presidential Endowment from charter OCC faculty member Giles Brown. "The Cliorus definitely has a trademad repertoire and spirit, which will not be ab- sent,'! David T. R. Albulario, the group's director, said in a press change, Albulario and Olorus . --------------------- The foundation raised a total of $4.7 million in cash and in kind donations between July 2001 and June 2002 -an in- crease of 70.8%. Cash donations for the year were up 3.8% over the previous year and the amount of in-kind gifts increased by an Impressive 216% over last year's total OCCs Foundation has total as- sets valued at more than $10 mil· lion. Costa Mesa choir headed for Asia Thirty-six choristers from the Costa Mesa·based All· American Boys Olorus will de- part for Asia on July 27 and re- turn Aug. 26 after performing a series of concerts throughout the continent. SABATINO'S 1<, ,1.1:11.1111 ,\ I 1do "ltq11 .11 d ".11i-.1:.!1 t " Major cash gifts included a $1 - The choristers, ranging in age from 11 to 15, will perform in Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Pe· nang, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, Taipei, Se- oul and Beijing. They will per- ATTFN rI<)N ST()(]{ TRAl)ERS THFRF IS AN ALl'ERNATIVE Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please call for hours, directions & reservations. : (949) 723-0621 = Fabulous luxury eyewear & sunglasses at 40°10 to 75°10 savings All prescriptions are 20% Off with any purchase of regular price or sale eyewear during this sidewalk sale only, Frames as low as $1 O to $229. ... July Sat.20th Sun.21st Come early, it go.es fastlll Sale Hours: Saturday'-10-7pm Sunday· 11·6pm It's an opportunity you wlM not want to missll If you can't decide wNot\ p.w you lb more ... buy them II. Many 8tylel and ookn to ohoole from. Comt -tv because they wilt go futl See you ttwell OPTICALSHOPOFAsPEN 583 f8aihlon 1818nd, newport ~. Cll 92eeo Tel. 948.640.8230 1111 S/IN/JlllJ Help keep our city clean! OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO FULL BAR ~::ta... COCKTAILS ENHANCE YOUR VACATION WITH A PAIR OF NEW BALANCE SHOES See our new store layout and try on our new fashion shoes. We're committed to giving you o professional fitting and we hove oH the latest styles and multiple widths. Corona del Mar Plaza 932 Avocado St. 949-720-1602 Professional fitting. multiple widths. Open 7 days a week. BROWN Contiooed from Al The lobbyists' job was to fight on the city's behalf for the ex· tensJon of the John Wayne Set· cJement ~ment, whJcb llm· its flight• and growth at the air· port. City officials argued, that be· cause the settlement agreement extension counts as "'pending litigation," they were acting properly when they approved the conttacts in closed session. State open meeting rules, com· monly known as the Brown Act. require that most meetings and CUP Continued from Al team -the first all-female team to ever participate in the 36- year-old Governor's Cup Race, and a U'io of impressive sailors by any standards. MGuys are already teasing each other by saying. 'You losl lo the dedston.s of public omcials take place In an open forum for which fhe public has received ample adVance notice. Excep· tions are made for pending liti· gation and for real estate nego- tiations. In its complaint, Greenlight pointed out thal the City Coun· ciJ had not reported any details of its closed ~ion meetings in the first six months of 2002. City Manager Homer Bludau said be bas directed the city al· tomey to loolc into the allega- tions, but that it was too early to comment on most of the charges. He added, though, that many cldsed sessio11 matters end up on the agendas of regu- - team lhat lost to the girls.'" 'said Evan Brown, 16, belmswoman for the St. Petersburg team. But Instead of getting hot un· der the collar, these sailors are reveling in the ribbing. confidenl that no name-calling can take away their world-class racing status. Put Brown on board with IS-year-old Alyson Dagly and 15· year-old Kristin Britt, and you've got the 40th best women's team FURNISHINGS • ARTWORK • GLASS • RUGS • CLOCKS We are paying t op dolla r for qua lity mer chandise to supply our Jt,000 sq. ft. r et a il a ntique center. Complete estates or sin gle pieces purchased . for a confidential consultation call Mark Christensen at 7 14-665-59 94 or toll free: 877-224-8626 Kl•DaV 1\lesday, July 23 Ctlldren 12 & lXldef' admitted FREE SenlolSDQ Thursday, July 25 Seniors (55+) adn'itted for $4 COllCllllTS A •ll'nllTAl•M•llT lbtllglllll:IDPM Tllll •••••• 'f2 I CIPn.-1 Tonlghll 8 PM Cjglll0T TOP ' I • Jar council meetings. "To suaat that the closed seaslon council actions don't see the upt,. of day juat lan't true. Often they end up as council action.a," Bludau said. lbri Richard.a, spokeswoman for the district attorney's oftlce, confirmed that two separate complaints agairut Newport Beach have been received IUld that they are both under review. No further details were avail- able, she said. •June Casagrande covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Alrpart. She may be reached at (949) 674-4232 or by e·mall at june.casegrande@latlmes.com. In the world, No. 10 In the United States. They're fresh from an lm· pressive showing at the Sears Semifinals in Charlotte, N.C., where they lied for first place and Jost only in the finaJ judging, ap well as some other Inspiring JSerfonnances. Just to taunt thfi guys who taunt them, the St Petersburg team sails with a stuffed giraffe mascot, Beavis, whom they adorn with flowers and kiss for luck. "Just to malce it really girly." Brown said But they're smart enough to not underestimate their compe- tition. "We're used to sailing against older people, and wr!re learning that the younger guys are really aggressive," Britt said MWe might not have the strength advantage, but women tend to be more coordinated," Dagly said, "and that can be really important" No matter how they fare in the race, the St. Pete team will be winners. Not only are they the first all-female Governor's Cup team, but they're also tied for the youngest, they're the only team that currently is without a coach, and, as if that weren't enough, they're the only ones who aren't members of a yacht club. "We didn't set out to be an all· female team," Britt said "Yeah," Dagly chimed in. "We're jusl doing whar we love." NOTEBOOK Continued from Al maybe that had something to do with it. For whatever reason, I became a swine-o-file and dedicated large chunks of my time (and my mother's) to my large, chunky new project. I would make my mom drive me down to what used to be the UC Irvine Fann off University Drive (now just a bunch of frat houses) every day so I could care for my pig. PignoUa needed a house, so I built and painted the perfect pigsty-complete with mud hole and food trough. PlgnoUa needed to be groomed, so I bought shampoo and a special brush thar made her auburn coat shine. She needed training, so I took her on walks and ran her through an obstacle course, using llght taps with a cane to her jowls to steer her. She needed affection, so I OBITUARY George Richter Services for former Newpon Beach resident George Richter will be held at 2;30 p.m. Satur· day at Pacific View Mornwy PUBLIC SAFETY COSTA MESA Aden'9 Awnue: An auto theft was reported In the 1300 block at 1:17 a.m. W9dnesday. Cebltlo S1rMt: Indecent exposure was reported In the 300 block at 9:31 a.m. Wednesday. CenW S1rMt: A 24-year-old male was arrested on suspicion of Mlling narcotics in the 800 block at 9:43 a.m. Wednesday. Harbor Boulevard: A RANCH. Continued from Al struction. The educational endowment money may take longer to reach Its intended recipient, as it must be funneled through the city be· fore it is handed over to the schools. The Home Ranch develop· ment agreement. adopted last year, calls for the Segerstroms to give $2 million to foundations at both Costa Mesa High School, which will receive S l million. and Estancia High and TeWmk.le Middle schools, which will split the other $1 million. The City Council, which nego- tiated lhe development agree· ment and ultimately bas a part in how the educational money is distributed, has said It needs loved her and bugged her and even spent the night in the pen with her once. I did all these things for months, with the end result being that I would show Pignolia at the fair and then sell her to the highest bidder. That's right Sell her. For a set price per pound. Pignolia was much more than a pet, she was a business. Tull a 12-year-old they can walk away from an extra pmicular activity with a check for $450 and you'll see an increase in dedicalion and motivation. Tell thal same 12-year-old that the animal they have raised Crom infancy will soon be the main course at someone's dining table and it takes on a whole new meaning. It was nearing fair time and I was struggling with the thought of selling my baby. 1 kept focusing on the performance aspects of the livestock shows to get my mind off the "final presentation" -also known as the auction. I consistently took Pignolia to (hapet In Newport. Mr. Richter died Monday of natural awse& He WU 92. He is survived by wife Betty Jane "B.J." Richter. 800 Craig Richter; and daugb· ter Georgann Lovejoy. •The Daily Pilot welcomes obituaries for residents or former •• ,...Jdent9 of~ Meta and NewP<>ft BNch. If you went to heve an obituary Pf'int*' in the Pik>t. ask your mof!Uary to f8)( Ut the infonnatlon It (949) ~170 or call the neweroom at 1949) 764-4324. 20-year-old male was arrested 600 block et 4~46 p.m. on suspicion of burglary In the Wednesday. 30 Dow 8tN9t: Battery was 3000 block at 12: p.m. reported In the 1300 block at Wednesday. ~ I • ·: Harbor Bou&everd: A 4:11 p.m. Wednesday. . commercial burglary was •. JemboNe Roed: A vehlcte theft ~ reported In the 2700 blodc at . was reported In the 4300 block 12:16 a.m. Wednesday. • at 12:16 p:m. Wednetday. M9la Yarde DtM: A petty theft Pllloma Drhe: A burglary was .. was reported in the 1600 blodc reported in the 1700 block at et 12:16 a.m. Wednesday. 9:10 p.m. Wednesday. P'9tlflon f»IKe· A residential Sant.9 ...,.,.._ Olhe: burglary was ,.',ported In the Annoying/obecene phone calls 2700 block at 10:16 a.m. were reported In the 800 block Wednesday. at 6;40 p.m. Wednesday. 47th StrMt/S11"1oN Drtve: NEWPORT BEACH Someone wu arrested for a Camation Awnue: A residential vehicle burglary et 1:08 a.m. burglary was reported In the Thursday. more time to detennine how the Freeway, Fairview Road, Harbor·· money should be spent and who Boulevard and SunfJower Avenue would be chosen to spend it be--call for a 308,000·square-fooi ' fore the city turned over the llcea store, 791,050 square feet of funds to the schools' founda· office space, 252,648 square fee1 tions. of industrial use and 192 homes. The city also negotiated a Th~ project is finally coming 10 $250 ooo contribution from C.J. fruition after nearly two decades Sege:.Strom & Sons for a new sta· , of pi~ching various proposal~ lo dium and aquatic center at the city. Costa Mesa HJgh School and The City Council approved the $200.000 for the relocation of the 93-acre project by a 4· l vote in I luscroft House, a 1950s Crafts· November, with Councilwoman man-style home the city has Karen Robinson dissenting. considered restoring for its his· The long-debated developmem toric value and opening to the survived a subsequent referen- public. dum campaign by an organin>d Freeman said the stadium and group of residents that had. Huscroft House funds will· be been successful in thwarting the transferred in separate tran.sac· same project for the past 19 lions. CJ. Segerstrom & Sons has years. 90 days from the issuance of the first building permit to deliver the I luscroft funding. Plans for the Home Ranch site -bordered by the San Diego the training ring where we would practice swaggering around the perimeter -always remembering to smile. Our walks aJso got a little longer and trips to the obstacle course - where she could practice her jumps -became more frequent. In three weeks, Pignolia and I would parade in front of a panel that would judge us on presentation, control and overall beauty (hers not mine.) The leaner and more obedient she was. the hJgher our score. The higher our scores, the more money bidders would pay. First-ranked swine were auctioned as high as $22 per pound. Plgnolla was well-trained and had a sleek physique. Ola·ching! We were set. I even painted a pig-shaped placard with her name on It to hang proudly over her holding pen at the fair. TWo weelcs before the fair Pignolla got really sick. One week before the fair, she died. Luckily. I was able to buy a last-minute replacemenl but it wasn't the same. This pig-I • Lolita Harper covers Costa Mesa She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harper@latimes.com. can't even remember his name -was Oabby, disobedient and ugly. ~ white and black coal showed dirt more easily and he hadn't bad much work with the cane. He was no Plgnolla. Nonethel~. t headed to the fairgrount:is with my stand-in. We ranked 84th out of 200-and-somethlng pigs. which wasn't bad. considering. He sold for $2.21 a pound to Albenson's I still had a blast at the fair with my feUow competitors. but I couldn't help think about how much more fun it would have been if 1 had Pignolia with me. In a way, I was lucky because I didn't even shed a tear after the auction. He wasn't my baby. he was just a pig. That was my first and last year in 4-H. Instead of turning a profit, I lost money because of Pignolia's unforeseen medjcaJ expenses. When I started junior high. I returned my focus to athletics. I didn't eat ham or bacon again until high school. .. . +J!LOWEI{-r Now, every time I go back to the fair, I make It a point to visit the livestoclc area. I love to see all the young 4-Hers running a.round with their stark white uniforms and green hats and scarves, trying to find their brush or cane. It btin~ back fond memories of events that few city kids get to experience How many people can say they raised pigs? W /\ f~ E I I 0 l _J S E · Farmers Market Price$, seven Days a Weeki Camatiorls(25) .... $3 bu.' Gladiolus. ........ $3 bu. Daisy Porns ..... .$3 bu. HybridOetptnlns .$3 bu. Sooftowers •••••• $3 bu. Monte Caino .... .$3 bu. Stalice ......... .$3 bu. Roa "~ ...... .$:i bu. Anaheim Hills Anaham Hills 8winm C'.enecr 5140 la PUna Ave. #106 (71 .. ) 779-5566 Summer Wedding, Sale I Save on t1ou'luete & •rraneemente of the ftneet .. deelgner c.tuallty" ftowere anywherel The #1 Chol" for 5 . Callfomla Brideel Summer IS Flower Season, our selection is 1 huge! Check out our deep- discount . containers, baskets and morel lake Forest Canada 8usinQ., C-cnter 22600A Lambert St. #710 (949) 581-55()6 • Lolita Harper covers Costa Mesa. ' She may be rgd,ed at (9491 574-4275 or by •·mall at loHta.harperOlatime..com. ~Pilot ' BEST BUYS H uge variety of items .at new fu rniture showroom; lunch options expa1J,ding F umlehlnp Direct bu moved to a new showroom at 1959 Harbor Blvd., C.O.ta Mesa. The home CumishJ.ngs store prides itself on it• quality fumJture and great prices. The furniture selection seems endless. ~Jde the showroom, you can look at more than 125 pieces. including armolres, beds, benches, book cases, chairs, chests/ dressers, coat racks. GREER WYLDER coffee tables, consoles, curios, desks, dinlng tables, entertainment centers, mirrors, night stands, plant stands, rocking chairs, sol'a.s and sofa tables. There are more than 25 sofa styles to choose from and more than 200 fabrics. A lot of the styles are available ui sleepers. Styles vary at Furnishings Direct from craftsman style to contemporary home accessories and gifts available include candlesticks, clo~ frames, lamps, pillows, pottery. throws and vases. Information: (949) 515-4450. GOTF0007 Fashion Island Is adding new restaurants to the lower level of Atrium Court. It recently opened Cento. Fand Brick Own Pbz.erla •Bakery known for its authentic Italian dishes. including 15 pastas and entrees, as well as brick oven pizzas. PhO..setpbla GrW also opened. It's a casual restaurant that serves Philly cheese steak sandwiches, as well as submarine sandwiches, a variety of grilled sandwiches and fresh-cut French fries. You'll get to chose from more than 100 designer names and 8,000 styles. Prices range from $25 to $250,000. You can also trade ln a watch you don't wear and use the value of that watch toward a new watch. Also, every watch you purchase at Tuumeau can be traded in the future, and the price you pay now is the full amount you'll get back if you decide to trade up. The store also canies fine jewelry ln gold, platinum, diamonds and gemstones. Tuumeau is on the second level at South Coast Plua. between Saks F'dtb Avenue and Macys'. Information: (714) 557-9800. ALL DECKED OUT For some great summer decorating ideas, stop by Fashion Island in Newport Beach, where you can get answers to all your needs. Ana1and Orchlda is an outdoor cart that bas top-quality long blooming orchids. Al-Biiie Women'a • Home Store has some popular European scene photos that are framed and matted. Cheri (in the Atriwn Court) carries painted white furnishings and decorator items to lighten up your home. Guys Home carries frames, plates, linens and art ln tropical Hawaiian themes. Lonp Drugs carries a lot of nautical theme home accessories for a beachy look. Shabby Chic has a nice selection of summer color linens including pink parfait. mint julep and white whisper that look great with its regular line of poplin Ooral prints. There's also a large selection of candles. mirrors and other accessories ideal for summer decorating. For summer diiiirig aecessories. there's Cottura. It has the biggest selection of Renaissance-inspired, hand-painted Italian ceramic art in the country. The colorful pieces include dinneJWare, pitchers, vases. masks and other decorative accessories. • BEST BUYS appears Mondays end Fridays. Send information to GreerWVlder at greerwylder@y11hoo.com or 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. or Viii fax at (949) 646-4170. /'~ .. . Fri41Y, Mt 19, 2002 Al Sidewalk .Sale Sat & Sun July 20th&. 2 1st . SAVINGS OF 30°/o-70°/o ZANELLA BARRYBRICKEN STARRINGTON CU1TER & BUCK TORI RICHARDS ALSO HOME IT~MS 2DAYSONLY •Pants Assorted Styks •Blo uses Assorted Styks • Knits Assorted Styks • Dresses Assorted Styks from '31JB8 from '2 1JB8 from '22'8 from '40'8 At-Ease women's & home store &bU,,, l1wnJ •Newport &Mb (949) 759-7985 Tllcone Is scheduled to open in November. It will serve freshly prepared gourmet wraps. Thcooe serves some of the world's most popular foods in naturally flawred tortillas to create gourmet wraps, salad wraps and vegetarian and low-fat wraps. oa nee Marbt will open in early August. It will feature the best of the fonner Fanner's Market including a salad bar, Boar's Head deli, hot food counter and fresh sushJ bar, as well as a full service bakery and catering. Also, La Sam will move across Atrium Court to a much larger space and will open the new location on Aug. 1. THANK YOU MAKE THIS SALE Neiman Marc:ua has great makeup events this weekend. It's having a summer trend event through Sunday in the cosmedcs department. If you make a $75 pun:hase. you can leave with a bag filled with an iwortment of the latest in beauty and skin care. Cosmedcs ls at level one. And through Saturday you can get a facial and makeover from Lan~me. For an appointment call (949) 759-1900, Ext. 2001. Tuday you can meet Darphin's national makeup artist Hector OJevu. You can make a private appOintment with him and learn what's new for swnmer. Neiman Marcus is at Fash.loo Island in Newport Beach. Informadon: (949) 759-190Q. WATCH OUT If you're looking for a new watch. you11 deflnltelywant to go to~ Purchaslng a watch at Tuumeau has some gte&t advantages, such as the ~on and Its trade-In policy. ' PLUG IN Ptug into the Pilot Clas5ified section to find .w.es from ~lies and pUnbefs, to llndscapers and paintm. DmlyPilot Hoag Hospital Foundation would like to thank the follo wing donors for .providing in-~ind contributions·-iIISttpport-of H oag Women's Pavilion Capital Campaign. Abbey Event Services Adventures at Sea Amelia's Seafood & Italian Restaurant Apffel 's Gourmet Coffee Automobile Club of Southern California Baskin-Robbins USA, Co. Bluewater Grill Restaurant Bistro 201 Costa M esa Chamber of Commerce Costa Mesa Florist David Elliott Edwards Cinemas Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco Fruit a Freeze Goldberg & Solvy Hornblower Cruises & Events Huntington Beach Beer Co. Huntington Beach Veterinary Hospital Hyatt Newporter JC Produce Le Chef Lia Segerstom/Lia Photography Newport Beach Country Club Newport Beach Marriott Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort Newport Landing Sportfishing Orange County Marketplace Pizza Bakery Pizza Hut Plums Cafe PPS Parking Inc. Ross Swiss Dairy Royal Thai Cuisine Ruby's Diner Rusty Pelican South Coast Plaza Sweet Life Cookies Sysco The Back Bay Rowing &. Running Club Restaurant THE SPA -Spa & Fitness Club Traditional Jewelers Westin South Coast Plaza Yankee Tavern Yard House Restautant :Yuen Lui Studio, Inc. WOMIN'S PAVILION CAMPAIGN ................................. '-.. 'M fftdaY, My 19, 200'1 ' .. . . ,, . ... HOW 10 GET PUBUSHED -u...; Mail to Editori .. Pllge Editor JemM Meieut the Delly Piiot. 330 w. a.v St.. CCMM ...... CA 82127 • R11"'9 Hodne: can (9491642-6086 Fu: Send to (9'8) 646-4l?O •• !-melt:S.nd to dallypiloi@latinHM.com •AH co~ induct. full name, homeeown end phone number(fot~ ~.The Piiot,.......,.. the right to edit 811 eubm~ for dMty •nd length, City has to accept Fl Toro airport has flown From reading the Daily Pilot Forum section, we are struck: by the short term memory loss of those Newport Beach residents who are clinging tenaciously to the belief that an international airport at El Toro Ls still a great idea. Sadly. they forget that Newport Beach had a great opportunity that they let get away. When we ran for City CounciJ against Tom Edwards, in 1994, there was a Speak Up Newport function that AIRPORT DEBATE themselves, no matter the cost. JANCE WRIGHT Newport Beach AirpOrt funding audit sounds wonderful I'm very much in favor of having the airing out of bow the money was spent for the El Toro grant money, very much. And I applaud City Council members John Heffernan and Norma Glover for what they're doing. SOLLY SffAl'ZEN Newport Beach / MAILBAG Cut off the money flow to Crystal Cove cottages 1 couldn't agree more with Rhoda Friedman (Mailbag, "Schools should win owr Cove cottages." July 9). To call the Crystal Cove cottages "historic" is a travesty. Historic for wharf Anything happen or abiding interest there? Anyone Important person live or die there? Any signitlcant architecture there? And so on. The answer to everything is a big "no." fea tured both BiU Krogerman and Tom Edwards debating the El Toro airport proposal. Although we were not allowed to participate directly. we managed to ask Krogerman publicly whether or not he would support air cargo and general aviation at El Toro. His response was: "We would certainly ta.Ice a strong look at that given that a commerclaJ passenger airport not be included." FILE PHOTO I DAll.V Pl.OT Airlin eed El 'fi Planes wait for 7 a.m. to roll around, signaling them to take to the es n oro Except for the people who had been renting spot.s for thelr beach shacks at a pittance amount, has there been any sort or a community or state outcry for their preservation? I don't think so. To spend tax dollars on them, especially in a year of fiscaJ decline, Ls indefensible. Add to that. putting the state in the role or hotel keeper is beyond skies above Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. international airport pollticaJ reason. I vote no. STAN COCHRAN Newport Beach So in I 995, we were appoin1ed to the Environmental Committee of the Orange County Airport Commission and found that the plan being developed by the county and s upported by Newport Beach did not incl ude that proposal, but offered instead an internarionaJ airport with a 98 MilJi on Annual Passenger con tingency by 2025. LAX still doesn't have a 98 MAP without the adoption of the current expansion proposal. So people of Newport Beach -wonder why the South County people were outraged? It wasn't until the passage of Measure F (overturned by one lone judge) that the county plan visited a maximum 28 MAP option, more than three times as big as our own Orange County airport Is today. Using the big hammer was never going to work. but then , why compromise and work together when you can just as well push yow weight around and then cry like babies when that strategy doesn't work. Maybe there is still time to pay off the right politicians or judges and come up with another Plan F., F, G, H or Z - but we don't think so. In the words of Spilce Lee: "Just do the right thing" and if you can't do that -"live with the consequences." RON ANO ANNA WINSHIP Newport Beach Those against Fl Toro have fooled populace The Daily Pilot article "V-Plan supporters, opponents exchange accusations" (May 16) quotes anti-alrport supporters responding to accusations they have lied about the V-Plan as saying they have the dgbt to free speech and are not breaJcing any laws. Sadly. that may be true. Anti-El Toro airport activists have fooled the public for years by making ridiculous. . unsubstantiated statements for the purpose of sabotaging alrport plannlng. In plaln language -they lied and manipulated facts and they continue doing so today. Yet those lies are protected by ow Constitution. It is frustrating for those who know the truth to watch the public accept blatant lies as facts. If every statement about El Toro airport was analyzed by an unbiased source and a report was published weekly on the front page of our newspapers exposing lies, the public would have demanded building the new airport and we would be building the terminal by now. Follow the anti-El Toro airport money trail and discover'it leads to greedy developers and ambitious politicians who have had a plan from the beginning to grab that land for --~·The Costa Mesa Community Golf Classic r--------------------------, I I ENTRY FORM Address. __________________ _ Qty ____________ State __ Zip. __ _ Telephone: Hom Wor ______ _ Foursomes -best buy ... singles are weloome Names Shoe SJze 1. _____________ men __ women __ , I 2. men __ women--1 I 3. men __ women--1 I 4 . men __ women._I s Golf. 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Now we have three times that much, 9.8 million annual passengers. During the next 20 years, demand will grow to 45 million annual passengers, of which 40 is to be bandied at El Toro. Without El Toro, there will be massive condemnations at John Wayne Airport, added runways and bridging over freeways. Airlines must sue to open El. Toro, not to expand John Wayne Airport. There are people in the noise zone at John Wayne Airport, but no one is in the noise zone of the planned El Toro international airport, even when operating at 30 million annual passengers. OONALDNYRE Newport Beach Someone wants to alter human relation's beliefs Let me see if I have this straight. In order to be a member of the Costa Mesa Human Relations Comminee, a person shouJd not be reading or quoting the Family Resource Council or Pocus on the Family r Anti-hate committee members blasted," June 29). I'm assuming the Holy Bible wouJd be a no-no also. Sounds to me llke Mira Ingram's goal for this committee Is changing beliefs rather than behavior. Anyone can pledge to whoever they wish MICHEUEROE Costa Mesa When a judge puts, on his robe, he takes off his common sms~ ("No loss for words on Pledge ruling," June 27}. Why couJdn't he issue a • judicial order alJowing the child to say she pledges alJegiance to Pooh Bear, the devil or whatever, because under the same amendment, she certainly has the right to pledge alJegiance to any religion or idol that she wants to. JIMTHOBE Newport Beach u I I r..n r..n A grateful ·note from an Orange County family : .. A million thanks f or all the hdp you have given our family over the yea rs. We have relied on your expert professional staff as we have cared for our mother since 1995. We couldn't have done it without the Alzheimer's Association." :s u Thank You! 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GETIING FAIR ~GOERS TO SEE GREEN At the Ribbit Exhibit, frog gazers can also experience an array of species and learn little-known tidbits about nature's hundreds of hoppers. Deirdre N1wm1n Daily Pilot T o find some of the frogs at the Rlbbit Exhibit, you need the eyes of an eagle. Many of them are • apnoutlaged In their surroundings, making it an exciting challenge for fair-goers to ferret out the frogs. So when aomeone actually apofJ one, it's hard not to get excited. .. Holymoly," excJalmed The.res& MclClm. 31, of M.lulon Viejo u lhe d1acovend the pixie frog lazing in his abrubt. NI'm awpriled It's ao big.• . The pixie frog does not <J.ufte lJw up to lta name, ance It bal the fros equtvalent of a beer belly. 'ID Ind the Ribbtt Jl.xhlblt, An the b.dt of the CrMture ,........ buildtnl. you haw 1D bme the llludl Ind ................. frail• dllplaj9d blblnd .... wlndowt-IDCllt. A Leopard Fros peers out from his tank It the O.C. Fair Thurscfli/ et .. Allblt Elhlbl. putter.' UicyCl'Mb, after winning first place in the female Senior Cal's • Caddyshack Puttin& Contest FAIR A ..... 11-ENDANCE 20Clll Felr 1•1•• •of I p.a:14,181 ... ,. ... , ...... °'. p.lft.: , 5,270 fAf&Y Conthlld tom Al ORANGE COUNTY FAIR . SCHEDULE OF EVENTS E~ •re •ubJect to cha~ at the d#cretlon of the Orange County F•lr. • ,.... houn: Noon to midnight Monday through Thursday, 10 1.m. to mldnlgh'fFrlday through Sunday •,....~:Orange County Felrgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Coeta Meu • Pwtdng: $6. Buses park free. • T'ldl9la: $7 for ages 13 to 54, $6 eeniors 66 and older and $3 for -cnlldren 6 to 12. Children 6 end younger get In free. • SpecW: Today Is Seniors Day. Seniors eg• 65 and older will be admitted for*'· There are free rides end contests. • lnfonnaillon: (714) 708.3247 or www.oct.ir.oom. FRIDAY AU.MY • Uncle ..... 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SAVt TIMH Wrththe Daily Pilot CLASSIAEDS . CALL 642·5678 JULY t2•28 ORANGE coum FAIR www.ocralr.com • me> 708-FAIR Ftlt Hours: Mon-Ttua. ~ • f'11..&ll. 10 1-M·Mlchltl ~ l-405or1-5 to 55 80l#I. llCl • 09 t.WH () ~a... 113-6'! S7 • Sros C56+> S6 • 0tcttn t&-121 S3 • l<lca rs ' ITfl91 Fff£ ~·a.m.r-R&~&ftllllellMAlot·,....M.&SouflCoelfM& -Direct Con1tort. •• ~.,..9Nal ••doe __ ....... _ '**' Frws, v.., ,_ ........ , • . . AIO frida>J, lit 19, 2002 T~NNIS Dents· making tennis history { Former CdM High standout wins first ATP Tour singles title to b ecome tour's first father-son tandem to achieve feat. A mid our newsroom'• midsummer craziness with a new computer system and page design, while operating with a scaled-down sports staff because of vacations, we come up for air with our latest serve and volley from our Costa Mesa headquarters. Power-serving 'Thyior Dent of Newport Beach put bls family ln the history boob Sunday when be defeated fellow American James Blake, 6-1, 4-6, 6-t, ln the Hall of Fame Ownplonsbipa at Newport, RI., to capture his first Association of Tennis Professionals Tour slngl.ea tide. Dent and his father. Phll. became the first father and son to win ATP ----~ Tour singles RICHARD DUNN tides In the open era. Phil Dent won three ATP Tour events, was runner-up at the 1974 Australian Open and finished with a dozen ATP doubles titles. But the moment almost eluded 'Thylor. Phil Dent, an Instructor at Costa Mesa Tennis Center, was not In attendance at the International Tennis Hall of Fame, and 'Thylor was wiaware of his history-making victory. ·Actually, I bad no idea. I didn't even know afterward," said Dent, the 1996 CIF Southern Section slngl.es champion for Corona del Mar High as a freshman, before turning pro two years later. "My dad called me the next day as I was fighting my hangover and be told me, 'Hey, you put us ln history yesterday.' I thought that was pretty neat Not many people get to make history." Dent, during an ATP conference call, also said he bas SM DUNN, Pac• All Showing no mercy CdM Pony 14s offense comes alive as Money and Mohler combine to one-hit Dana Point. FUUJDm>N -1bere'a no doubdng that Corona del Mar'a Pony 14-yeu-old buebd AD- Stlla haw been ~ bot bm 10 m In lbllr two Dllbict 3 1bumamlDt ...... boCb wlDI, • CdM bu tallied 13 .,.. In e.dl al ... two tounmnmt ...... m':....~.~ au.dr. QIM ~ 1bm ...., ....... Mobis com· .............. DllDa Point. ... ~~--=.;;; ==--*=~ ............ ·-u ' -~ tlltOwlnl ...................... .. JPCY~PlllilAll .................... ... •• .. I • . '• . . . . . . .. EYEOPENER My22honof• DOUG~ Spotts Ecllot Roaer Car1son • (949) 574-4223 • ~Fu: (949) 650-0170 "(The postgame speech was) kind of emotional. You get into the team and a group of kids who worked so hard. " _, . Newport Beach Uttle Leasue Mana1er Bob Rovzar Mission's momentum too much, 13-6 Newport Beach Little League All-Stars allow five unearned runs and fall behind 9-0 in first 3Wfnnings. Steve Vll'l•n Daily Pilot IRVINE -While one team enjoyed an ending usually found in story- books, the other suffered a letdown typically associated with nightmares. The other, the Newport Beach Uttle League National All-Stars, Jost to the one team, North Mlaeion Viejo, whJch won five straight games, including a 13-6 victory that resulted in the cham· pionship of the District 55 All-Star Majors Tournament ThW'Sday at Hieb Canyon Palk In Irvine. Newpqrt Beach, however, displayed the character that was one of the main reasons it won the DI.strict 55 winner's bracket. naU1ng 10-1, with two out in the bottom of the ftfth. Newport Beach first baseman Ollis Rosen eent a towering shot aver the scoreboard in center field for a three- nm home nm. Andy Rovzar and Con- nor Whalen scored. The duo singled with two out Whalen's base hit was an infield single and Rovzar lined to the gap in left centeL In addition, catcher Garrett Amoro- so, one of the heroes from Newport's 4-3, 11-inning win over Lab Forest Saturday, smacked out a two-run home nm in the bottom of the slxt.h.. "North Mission Viejo definitely earned (the District 55 champion- ship)," NBIL Manager Bob Rovzar said. "(The postgame speech was) kind of emotional. You get into the team and a group of kids who wolked so bard. (But) when you fall behind early and get some tough bouncers, that's when you can see (Newport) get real tentali\ce." North Mlssion Viejo, which lost 10-0 to Lake Forest July 10 and then won five games in six days, amassed 17 hits. The NMV AD-Stars scored two runs in each of the first second, and third inninp. And, when they were down to their last out In the third, they scored three more runs, which led to a 9-1 lead Four of the nine runs came uneamect., as the NBIL All-Stars committed four enora. They finished with seven enors, while Mission had zero. "1bat was, by far, our best hitting game of the tournament," Mission Manager Dallas liippy said. "I read in (the Daily Pilot) that their coach said we were going to be tired In this game. But I knew we were going to be ready to play. It's like we're ready to play again (today).'" Derek nippy, the first baseman who homered twice ln Mission's 6-3 win Wed.neaday, went 2 for 5, reached on an error twice and scored one run. Also, Gabe Soria helped MiMion with a 4-for·S outing, which included two doubles, two · RBis and two runs scored. The NMV AU-Stan collected aeve11 doubles. With the win. they advance to the AD-Stara Secdon 5 Thumament. which starta Satwday at Wardlow Palk in Huntington Be8cb. Roten. who allo played in right fleld, led Newport at the plate with a 3-for-3 performance. whJch included SM NEWPORT, P .. e A12 PHOTOS BY DON l.£ACH/DAILY PllOT Newport Beach National's Luke Gr4'er makes a running catch in center field Thursday night against Mission Viejo. Newport Beach National pitcher Scott Colton scoops up a grounder and prepares to fire to first base in his team's 13-6 loss Thursday night to Mission Viejo for the District 55tiUe. CdM youth girls soccer prospers in Honolulu AYSO Region 57 Corona del Mar girls 16-and-under team goes 2-1-2 ln National Games. . .. MERCY Coreued from AlO Wtualy unbittable,. said CdM ~ Peter HaUltt the CdM bets comple- mented the pltchera very weO 'n.day night, racking up 13 ftlDI in a 13-1 win after umpires caled lhe game after five innings due to the 10-run mercy rule. QIM steadily built its lead, IOOring two in the first. one ln the aecond. four in the third and three in each ~ fourth and the fifth. CdM started its run-scoring barrage in the first, Wi Ryan Lance doubJed and Mohler sin· gled him in. Andrew Dralynas then doubled, knocldng in Moh· ler. The third inning was CdM's big Inning, as they scored four runs. After hits by Maxwell and Lance and a walk to Dialynas, Michael Kordich walked with the bases loaded to pick up an RBI and then Jamie Kline doubled to score two more runs. The runs kept coming in the fourth as Matt RaJger led off with a base hit followed by consecu· dve hits &om Maxwell, Mohler and Dialynas. Maxwell was active on the base paths, stealing second and then coming home on a passed ball in the inning. M!R Doran and Kyle Schneelc- luth lf>t in the action in the fifth, as Scbneelduth walked and eventually scored on Maxwell's double, as Doran hit an RBI dou- ble. On the day. Mohler went 2 for 4 with two runs scored and had two RBis while Kline also col· lected two RBis. Raiger went 2 for 3 and Doran went l for 1. Matt Hauser has been hot the last two games, smacking nine hits. Shawn Maxwell went 3 for 4 with two RBis and three runs DUNN Continued from AlO worked to develop a new service motion Lo alleviate pressure on his back. which has been a problem during his pro career. MBefore, in my old stance, I would drag my back foot up to my left foot and I guess I had all my weight on my left leg and I was arching back." he said. "I have a pretty pronounced arch. lbat wip putting a lot of pressure on one spot, and I guess I had a couple or stress fractures fn my tower back. So I have changed it by just leaving that foot back there, instead of dragging it up and It takes all the pressure off that one spot.· Dent, who last year exploded on the grass at Wimbledon and recorded a 144-mph serve, the fastest ever docked at the All England Oub. has tailed off in that department. "I can't serve it as big, but I am working on my volleys a lot and I don't think I have 10 serve as KENT TREPTOW/DAILY PILOT Corona Del Mar pitcher Eric Eadington delivers a pitch during Monday night's game against Los Alamitos at Amerige Park in Fullerton. scored while Ryan Lance also scored. in his last cwo games in the tour- weni 3 for 4 with two runs Hauser has collected nine hJts nament. "My dad called me the next day as I was fighting my hangover and he told me, 'Hey, you put us in history yesterday.' " Taytor Dent. after winning the Hall of Fame Championships to make him and his father. Phil, the first father and son to win ATP Tour singles titles 11 the open era big/ he said. "I think It's a blessing in disguise, personally, just because I don't have to rely on hitting un-returnables now to win my service game." • Newport Beach Tennis Oub's Director of Tennis, Scott Davis, won the Wlmbledon men·s 3Ss doubles title this year with former ATP partner David Pate, with whom Davis reached No. I in the world 11 years ago. Davis and Pate defeated Great Britain's Jeremy Bares and Nick Fulwood, 6-3, 7-6. SOCCER Continued from Al 0 as Heather Lohrman and Shana Goldberg had opportunities to score. CdM's only loss came in lhelr third game against Upland, 2· 1. Upland scored first but Eliza. beth Ahnaraz tied the game with a goal toward the end or the first half on an assist from Natalie Sims. The defense took over, lead by Kelly Percival and Jessie Rhoads. but Upland shot into the upper comer of the net for the win, gjv· ing CdM their only tournament loss. Upland made it to the semi- finals, losing to I lonolulu. In preparation for the NationaJ Games, the girls won the Irvine Invitational, not allowing a goaJ in their four loumament wins. CdM needed to raise $21,000 to pay for tl1e Lrip to the National Games. Corporaie sponsorships pald $14,000 but players raised the rest, going door-to-door. washing cars and some wen! on letter-writing campaigns to friends and neighbors. McClune accepts scholarship Newport Harbor High girls volleyball standout will play at Pepperdine. McOune's decision concludes a recruiting rnocess that had more than 100 top academic and athletic Division I schools re- cruiting her. CdM ~oys water polo's rampage brought to a halt by East Servite Newport Harbor High senior· to-be Kristin McOune has ac- cepted a full athletic scholarship to play volleyball on the women's team at Pepperdine University, which finJshed eighth in the na· lion last season. McOune, a 6 foot-3 middle blocker, ~arred on Newport Har· bor's gjrls volleyball team last season, helpinK Lhe Sailors (21- 10) reach the Cit· ~uthem Sec· tlon Division II·M finals, where she recorded a team-hjgh 12 kill in the loss to Mira Costa. VUlA PARK -The Corona del Mar boys water polo club team blitzed through the Villa Parle. Tuumament. outscoring their opponents by 40 goals in a four· game winning streak to reach the final, before losing to East Ser· vile. 8-7. CdM Led, 7-5, after three quar· ters but Ea.st Servlte scored three fourth-period goals. including two four-meter penalty shots, for the win. CdM's Artie Dorr and John Mann (two goals each), as well as Jason OiRooco, Ali Kattan and Griffin Gentry (one goal apiece), provided the scoring as goalie Beau Stockstill made 15 saves. The trio or Dorr, Mann and Oi- Rocco netted 53 combined goals In a ftve-game stretch leading up to and including the cham.pion- ah.lp game. Mann led all scorers during Lhls time with 23 goals. followed by Dorr with 19 and Di· Rocco with 11. CdM's most dominant win came against Simi, a 22·4 tri- umph that featured t I goals by Mann. Ryan Moore and David DiRocco added two goals each. CdM also had ~ns over River- side, 15·7, and Rose Bowl, 15·5. in the Riverside win, John Money scored twice while Kevin Amendt. Ryan Moore and Ali Kattan each added a g~ Tyler Brundage made even saves in the win over Rose Bowl In a Tustin League game Wednesday, CdM cruised to a 10-2 victory over Cougar club. Dorr led CdM with three goals. while David DiRocco and Money scored two goals each. Jason Di· Rocco and Amendt added one goal apiece. Youth soccer camps slated for August in Costa Mesa CX>STA MESA -Olildren ages 4 to 18 can partake in a weeldong Major League Socctt camp August 12-16 at the Parm Sports Complex located adja· oent to Costa Mesa High School Soccer players ages 4-6 wiD attend camp from 9 a.m. lo 10-.30 a.rn each day and pay $61, while those ages 7·18 will play from 9 a.m. to noon and psy $98. Players ages 7· 18 can pay $138 and attend camp from 9a.mto3p.m Campers wiD learn feO'et .rnoYes anc1 techniques or MI.S pia)e's. A ttam or intemadonal . coaches fully I.rained in the age- spedfic needs of young soccer players and experts in soccer ~ and techniques will teach the sessions. Each camper will receive a soccer ball, player evJluation, T· shirt. an M1S gift and a free companion tide.et 10 an MlS game. After the wecldong pro- gram. all players wOJ partake In a gradt a:uion cerm>Ony. Parents and coaches· can at· tend a free MlS <X>OChing ctinic ~the~ of camp. lb register. caD (714) 241-9439 or at www.M LScamps.com. /few D Explorer XLT : /tloonlool IU.&I'. ''6,~llJ Salta l'rice •28,.t7J ,.,., ..• W ffiHI I r rld8y. July 19, 2002 All No quit in Newport . NHBA Mustang B 9-and IO-year-old All-Stars suffer 9-5 season-ending loss to Anaheim. LA MIRAO\ -The New· port Harbor Baseball Associa· tion Mustang 8 9· and 10- year-old A.U·Stars foUowed the phrase. "Never say die: in their recent district touma· ment. Playing inspired baseball, Newport knocked off a fonni· dable Garden Grove A team, according to Newport Man· ager Steve Hanis. 8· 7, to reach the semifinals of the District 1 Tournament before losing to Anaheim, 9·5, end- ing their tournament run. Newport played an error- less game against Garden Grove, receiving strong de- fense from first baseman Jack Yeager and outfielders Austin Wobrock. Preston Wheeler, Nelson Simons, Erik Helm- s~edt and Angelo AngeUdes. Starter Jason Harris threw five innings. allowing six hJts while striking our seven. Kyl.e Holgate pitched the fmal in· ning preserving the win. Garden Grove started out strong. srrik.ing out five of the first six Newport batters while taking a 2•0 lead after two in· nings. but Newpon came bad. Newport scored three runs in the top of the third. Parker Norton led off with a single and Gabriel Gomez drove in Norton with an RBI double to right. Gomez would later score on a wild pitch. Rich.le Lowery walked and later scored on an RBI groundout by Wobroclc. Newport never trailed after going ahead, ~-2. scoring cwo more runs in ~ top of the fourth. SS-weer a.um. &ed otr with • ~ and Simons walked. Wheeler then hit a ground ball back to the pitcher, who tried to throw home but the ball got away. allowing two runs to score, malclng it 5·3 Newpon. Newport scored three more runs in the top or the sixth as Rautus led off with a walk fol· lowed bY an RBI single by Go· mez. Gomez 4lter scored on an RBI by Wheeler. Lowery then drove in Wheeler on a bunt sJngle. Newport took a brief 1-0 lead in the first against Ana· helm as Wobroclc drove ln Yeager, who bad reached on a single. The lead was short-lived as Anaheim scored two in the second after a waDc. a hit batsman, an RBI single and a Oy ball to left. and five in the third, after a series or base hJts and a couple or Newport errors. But Newport refused to dle, posting two runs in both the fifth and sixth innings but Anaheim held on for the 9·5 win. Norton and Raurus both scored on RBI h.its by Yeager and Wobrock in the fifth. Newport scored its two runs in the sixth on one hlt, a fielder's choice and a ground out. 1 larris led off with a sin· gle and barely beat the throw home on Norton's fielder's choice. Norton scored on an RBI ground out by Rautus. llarris finished 2 for 3 while Yeager, Wobrock and Rautus each had one hit. Newport received strong pitching from Wobroclc. Yeag· er, Gomez and Holgate and had solid defense from Low· ery. Simons, Wheeler, Heim· staedt and Angelides. Corona del Mar High seeks athletic trainer Corona del Mar High School is l<>alcing for a cenified athletic trainer for the upcoming school year. A preferred !iubstitute teaching position may be available for in- terested applicants. For information, contact Sea Kings Boys Athletic Director Jerry Jeinlck at (949) 515-6058. BREITLING 1884 • • t._ 1 • TRADITiq hJ1 ( . ft••hlon t•l•ftd·N•wport ••••h. CA •••n21-eo1 o www TradltlonalJewelere oom P'Ol't A Bl'ttEITLINQ CATALOG PLltA8tl CALL eoo.eA1 .73 .. 3 WWW.8RK lTL tNe.co• All Frtdey, ~ 19. 2002 COURTESY Of wRf LONGPRE Sailors maneuver for position at the start of a race betwee!l St. Petersburg Sailing Center and the Golden Gate Yacht Club. , DON LfACttt1)Al.Y PILOT Newport Beach National's Amt; Rovzar makes a grab at . shortstop In the District 55 championship game at Hicks Canyon Park in Irvine. NEWPORT Continued from Al 0 three RBis and two runs scored. Aaron Northcraft, who pitched the final two innings, relieving Scott Colton, singled in the sixth before Amoroso's home run. Newport second baseman Shane Boras blooped a single over the shortstop for an RBI base hit that scored Rosen, who had an infield single, in the fourth. "You're going to see these kids go on and play well wherever they go. It's been a great tournament. There was unbelievable support from the community." BobRon. Newport Beach Little league manager District 55 Tuumament I .. Governor's Cup Action Begins Thursday's results: This was the first day of racing in the annual U.S. Junior Match Racing Championship. Results note wins out of three or four races. Mission Bay Yacht Oub -3 Annapolis Yacht Oub - 2 FQrt Worth Yacht Oub -2 King Harbor Yacht Oub -2 Royal New Zealand - 2 Royal Sydney -l Balboa Ylldlt Oub -0 Golden Gate Yacht Oub -O Rochester -0 -, "You're goiOg to see these lids go on and P14Y well ~erever they go," Bob-R~ ¥id. ~u·s been a great toumameflt There was unbelievable supi)ort from the community. (The NBU. All- Stars) will look back and this will all be a great memory." One of the great memories came from Newport's marathon battle with lake Forest Saturday. Colton, who pitched four innings Wednesday, completed nln.e in- nings against Lake Forest. He al- lowed one earned run, struck out three without a walk on 110 pitches. Amoroso. who bad struck out five times before his last at bat. ' faced a full count with the bases loaded, two out and the score tied, 3-3, in the bottom of the 11th. He took a walk and NeW- port celebrated Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Oub -4 Royal Yachting Association -3 SL Petersburg-1 Teams will sail three more days. The NBU. All-Stars also de- feated San Oemente, 2-1, when Whalen pounded a game-win- ning double on an 0-2 pitch with two out and two on in the fifth. Thomas Dialynas and Scott Ely scored. Daily Pilot Colton had missed six weeJcs of action with a shoulder injury, but made his comeback in the Newport also earned victories over Rancho Santa Margarita. 7-4, and Rancho Mission Viejo, 3-0. _LIOl;;;;;;'=11o11ces;;;;;;;;;;;;===•==4,I = ..... ;;;;;;'=Notices======-;;;;:;;,b;I Llgal=i==11o11ces========2140== l.lgll 11o11m 2l40 I ~,..... .. a..i...... •I Ugal.... • LeplNaaces 2640 ..... , ,... • Ugal ..... = a••&llV Of The followlna penons Helpts. CA 91745 SUllMOHS yell rMf loM the cut, clenW1dlnte que no till'oe NOTICJi OF IN PfOPOMd lldlonJ NOTICI! OF Titul-_,. "'8Y beJ: -· are dolna business 11: ThiJ business Is con· ~=~= =~~·1141": lbooedo.es0> Daniela A PADETIT11NISNTETOR !!._iem ... ....,.......!'n~~ ~1-!f.!:! ,T..:!:_ ~· ~UITh""'t~ ~ PIOPOSll09llAMCI South Coest Fenclna ducted by: en individual COMPLAlNT ,....;w;· wwrq Micfieel • • Ei'ATEOF: :.;.-::.~eh ooo.tiiiii"".....-~ RPH --~OHE. OTYOfCOSTAllSA Center, 15481 Redhill Hmyoustartad ~ cNUMllE.-ol ER: (Nl.mlWO :::-:. cwt. Tner. -~~ ALEXANDER lnleretlild l*10ll f11e1 No. "OClf7a. YOU AN UNMARRIED lllAN A PROPOSED OROI· Ave., Suite C, Tustln, CA dolna business yel7 No NOTICETO~OANT Oltl9tYou ~w~ l0960WllthR~. CARLTON en objfdloll '° the AM If Dl!FAUU UN-~ ~· Trw· NANCE Is sd1eduled for 92780 MarloRoj8s (Aviao 1 AQ!udo}; _.....:;.:;•......::.._, 11 ...,., SulM 1515, Lot Angelff, SHERR!f.fJ!\ SR. pedtlon and 8'IOWI good D!lt A DEED OF •: OOl.Df.H WEST adoption al the reiular Rul Fencina. Inc.. This statement WIS FRANK ULLOA --·-r . .,... ___ , •-Califomle 90024 AKA AL1CJUU11DER CMIM wtrf Ille court TltUIT DATE>. IAVINGI AISOCIA· Cltr Council meelin& of (CA). 15481 Redhill Ave.. filed with the Councy GONZALEZOEP•"'"'•"'·-OF ~ ~ ~-:.:; Tele: C310)4S.9707 C. SHERRIFFS, "'°'*' not Q1'9nl the 03l'Dlt1M7. UNLUI TION R1MCE CO., A Auaust 5. 2002. beina s2u7it80e C. Tus tin. CA Clefk of Ofanae County '""'"'en 1 re1em11 MrVioe or a lellel Fmi: 1310) ~9708 ALEXANDER llUthoritv. YOU TAKI! ACTION TO CAISORNIA COftPO. Ofdi!11nce 02· 14, rel1tin1 9 on 07/16/02 TRANSPORTATION ot aid o111ca (lllWCS In tie DATE (F"ec:lll): Mercn 7, SHERREJWIFFS ALEX A HEARlNG on the PROTECT YOUR RATION Recorded to screenin& and/or This business Is con· 2002 .. 10170 lhl STATE OF phone bOokl.:.... ..... le a • ,... •ootc, C~ S petition will be held on PROPERTY IT MAY IE N/1111111 8" .,_,,_ removal of chain link ducted by: a cOfporation Daily Pilot July 19, 26, CALIFORNIA DelpuM .... ..-~"'~ >ITH hl~HE~ffS 08/15/02 et 1:30PM In SOf.D AT'A PU8LlC _...No.17-14allln fencln&. En¥ironmenlal Haveyouslarted Aua.2,9,2002 F025 (CAI.TA.ANSI.• l!Ullcircl enlreguen 8lla c:iUldon ~ By: ED CASE NO. A2'14342 Deol L."73 IOc.-cl Ill SALE. IF YOU NEED booa ' P8l8 ol Ol'lklel Oetermlnltion: Exempt. doin& business yet? Yes, ~JeNKJN~RJ~ =· :*1 :iJleneo~ l~') OepAy To al hells, S4l THE CrrY DRIVE. AN EXPLANATION Of' Recordl lri tbl oftlce of THE MOTION lo aive May I, 2002 CALE ORANGE CA 92868 THE NATUltt! Of' THE h Reeon:1lt ol OR· o di 02 14 fi t Reel Fencln&. Inc. CA.ONOAOSTRWAUCY """""' CO E.NOARIOS pent S benefic:leriel, Cf8dltotl, If YOU OBJ' ECT lo the -OCE,."'ft!!!ft ANGE r~-. CAlt. ' nence . irs Missaa H. Parseahian. '""'" ., ~ UNI '91pUett• s ATEMENTOF contw-.t creditors, and ..-n--~ _...., readlna c11rried by the !t'P.;~IELa COfPOI~ etalla • INIQUN en elCa DAMAGES pe~.. wtlO ,,._ grWlllng cl IN peeillon, AOA*ST YOU, YOU F~ 0.. of lollowin& roll call vote: Vice President '"""" POR:Bw,OE QOtte. UM ClfUI o l.fl8 Cue=IOMictleef otl'lelWiM be intereSt8d ~1houlchppewetlfle SHOULD CONTACT A .... !'lllOln0021112:00 COU NCIL ME MBERS: This statement wu OHL WORlDWI li.neda leWonica no le E DMsion 110 in the wil OI estate. Of =r-tng endOI ~ 'Pll LAWYER. A pubk PM Pl9ce of .... : AT AYES: Dixon, Cowan. filed with the County =~$· cdv~/: LO: =.au ~; ~ ~~· -L._ HAEl ERONYln both ot ALEXANDER .:"fie w::: lllldkNI .... to tM ~TH TJR~ Robinson, Steel. NOES: Clerk of Oranae County ~ti-queo.mpllr ..,. ,.. ~· CARLTONSHERRIFFS, higheet Mdder for COUNTY COURT-Monahan. ABSENT: 0 200n062116!f!'!-5" DEPARTMENT Of tu lllmlllldadu ,_ ...... SR. AJ<A ALEXANDER '-ring. Ywt caell, CMNer'e dlectl None '""" TRANSPORTATION, a f:'.iea epropledaa al •toliowl: C. SHERRIFFS, eppeerance mllY be In drawn Oft e ..... IK ~ ~ -=. THE fUll TEXT of the Daily Piiot July 12, 19, munldpal ~ Ulled quler9 que la COiie • 1. Genetel ~~ ALEXANDER l*10ll OI CV 'fOl.ll Mdonll blink, cllec:a SANTA ANA, CALI· ordinance mav be read 26, Aua. 2, 2002 F016 ~~f~ ~ c:or:~ ~~'*':" 11111M11.111 at SHERRIFFS, Al£X C. ~~OU ARE A di-. by • llClllit ,,.. FOR.NIA AMou11t of In the City Clerk's Office, fidllM ..... AUTHORITY, a nu11c:iP11 e llempo, puede petdot el $25,000.00 SSHHEERRRR11FFFFSS. ALEX CREOrTOR Of 8 ~~ unp11k1 ~ 8lld M77--aFair O"ve, Cosll .._~ OOf1)0l'8tlon SANTA CPO, y le pueden qllitar 2. Medic:al aid inc:ldefllll · contingent aedilof of the o4tl8f cllerllee: ~ · --Cl.ARITA 'TRANSIT. a tu Nllario, 111 dlnero y .,,_. inamld Ind to A PETITION FOR deceued )pl must tile ~ ~~ I I $117,830.11 S&Mt JULIE fOLCIK. The followlna persons nu11dpal corporltion olru C068S de tu ~inCUT.d on behllf at PROBATE has been ' With -...., •ea Cl an, ~ other Deputy City Clerk are doin& business u : =?ri~*~! :,:~::: ~=~LJR= =~~~D~R~ u~~ 1Kuvlnge.-cllllon, ~,,: :~.~~-~~::a:e-:~::1: ~dustr1}1.~:~~~s·l!~ munld= c:orpcnClOn. ::'Jiitot leQlllea. p= $4,636.98. Suoer1or Court cl IOPOinted by the court ~~.::rc!f ClltCLE Pilot July 19, 2002 FOJO Ana, CA 92704 ~S~~ION Qiie ulled quiera llanw 8 3. FIU'9 rnedlcel in' Ill c.111ornie. County c:A Within tour mon11W from ~a:-.:: COSTA lllUA. CA SUlllAIJOf Lundlnl EnlerptiS8$, lno. SERVICES. INC . a ~. ~ ~w· ::::: ': ~~furlON FOR ::::. cl~ -In t1W ..... w11 na'n.APN ~ PIOPO$llODMl(I ~fe~: ~~~F AS~/81!;. ~COACH~ oonoce..:,_~ un~ ~MiCHAfleRONv PROBATE requests that Pl'CJl:ft Mdlorl be Mid by tN dlit, TNeWe dledeilM enr OTYOfCOSllllSA 92704 Ce!.~{ ~:..·c:=:= t.•_..,~ ~Nf. JR.~ :.1:.~'°'.= FG~ =:::=:,=EE N:NC~R~P~~~111e~Rr~; du~~d:~~·:-c~: •• w:~ a oorpoilllon, end OOEo ~ el dedudlble ~ $500.00 llld eppoinled es perlOll8I before tour monthl from c:on~lllll ,_ mon deelgl>eelon, " adoption at ttte reaular Have you started Yt OUt!YOUgj\ 50$.>i.. ndualvlNG S'e"'O ). ll'ftimbufled c:er rtrUI ~ ntallt : ::w. lleetlng dae nollced held ... lrUllM In eny, lhown llllOft. W no City Council meeting of Jdoina998buslness yet? Yes, :>\.I ~ DC ~ The ,..,,. llld llddl'tla at = In the llllOll1I cl ...... 4ecedenL YOU i.u.y 1:v•tu0NE...... tb1 de-lltrMl ~ Of olfltt Auaust 5, 2002. beonc an. l BY PLAINTlFF (A Ud. le trw cou1 Is: (El Nomtwe y .ae. THE'PETITION ~ '"" ..,...,...... v.. 9Crtlled ~under ~. ~n !!, Ordinance 02 IS. re· Lundini EnlerPfises ~1cu•<'·'ERdemanclandoONY ) ~deleeol1ttes) TE0:~2.2002 ftlekeptbylhecouit. If endpureuertltoel>eed ....,....., dlreCtlone.., aardma o11ersized and Brellund,CEO .., l"V'C.I. ...,. ~ Supeilor MICHAEL D DANIELS l"8 decledenfl end you we • l*10ll of T-_. ..........._............. • • This statement was You hew 30 CALENDAR Col.rt CMI Limited PR'OfESSlrw•• codldll, if -. be ._...., In lhe ....... ·---tN IDcllkln of tM nonmotorlzed vehicles. DAYS 111\er this 11.mmOnt ~ Oilricl. 8230 AC"'""''°'"TlON """"' edmilled to -~le. rTWf fife wWl Ille below. The .... wtl lie pniperty me, be ._ THE MOTION to 11ve filed with the County la~ on yell to r11e • S~A-. Vanlllllyl, B~O.OANIELS The will and codicill :',,, 'D .... -for l'Mde, llUt wllllOUt tlllned .by ...... e Ordinance 02·15 fir~t Clerk of Ortnae County "'-1t11n '9&POflM • C~91401 .. #ICltn/ .... ~~_.:_~DE-~Of ---.y, MtllM ...__to tM read1na earned b• the on07116/02 tNt cou1. A leClllr The,..,,., llCldrMI nl .,.D~ avdlble "" ....._...,_... • ..... ,,.. ....,...., ..--...~...,. 10 , 2002'9,014t ....._ C8ll wlll not _,..,! ........_ numlllr ol ''"''"' ~ In Ille Ille ) of lhe ftling c:A en --..... _ ---• followlna roll nll 11ote: Oailv Pilot Jul• 19• l6, ... --.-~ ~i eaomey or 0711 , 07119/02, keptbylhecourt. 1nvemory end eppr91111 ,..__,.-. .....---: ~--oftlr9t COUNCIL MEMBERS: 1 , ~~ p1a1rCi1f wtlhOl.c ' 111 07/26/02 08I0'2n.l THEPETITIONreQUH11 c1 ... 1nu•ets0tcleny :on.:::i-...:= ~ of ttlle AYES. Oi~on, Monahan, Aua.2.9.2002 F023 Pf°'* 1egt1 form if you ~.la:(El nomtn,la CHS-Httl» llUlt1onty to edmlAlster pelMion Of eccount • ..-... 8IAft of tlle Jttlltt 1t, 200':9~ Cowan. Robinson, Steel. ...._ ..... w*1tthecou1 1DhearYQll Clirecc:lcin y ti~ de NEWPORT 1f1e MC118 under lhe pro¥lded In P100e18 llCM(I) MCtnCI by tM IALU NC l"OITING N0£S: None. ABSENT: ... S..... cue. If 10'J dO noc file telefono cfel llJOOldO del Bl!ACHICOSTA lllUA Independent Code Section 1250. A Deed of Truet, wWI ....... GOU). None. 10" relpOllM on lime, demlndante. o del PILOT AdtrilnlslrltiO of £si1tes R9C11*t for Speci111 -Ail "-'ll ,_ THE FULL TEX1 of the The followln~ persons The followln1 p•sons are doin& buslneu as: Go and Do l illewlu, 10408 l• Cebrt, f oun- tain Valley, CA 92708 Aasoclation of Chris· tlans in Real Estate, (CA). 10408 la Cebra. f ountaln Valley. CA 92708 This business Is con· ducted by: a corporetion Have you sttrted dolna buslneu yet7 l'fo Terry Oe8ay, President This statement wes filed with the County Cieri! of Otani• County on 07/16/02 2002'9101'7 Daily Piiot July 19. 26. Aua. 2. 9. 2002 F028 The followln1 persons are doina business as: Jani Kina. 847 Amicos Way, Newport Buch, CA 92660 Nicholas Will11m Jehle, 847 Amicos Way, !'few· port Beacfl. CA 92660 This business Is con- ducted by: an lndlvictual Have you sblrted • Act (Thil ~ wtl Notice bm II awilleble "*'-Md !NW!ST IAYINOS ordinance may be read ire doina buStnns e$; IS( 120IS NOTICE TO CIW)ff()RI doW the perlOftlll from._ court der1I. :::=. In~:;. AllOQAT10H IER· In the City Clerk's Office, Golf·Squad, LLC, 4255 dolnc business yet? No NlcholH Wllll1m Jehle This statement wu filed with the County .. MOTlCIOfPmlDIJO•---manOf: Of JACK!. GROTH 1..,. ... a1111e lo !eke ~fatPelilloner lldWlnce9. ::.., :. vtCe ~~ 77 Fair or111e. Cost• Campus Drive. Suite _,.. C-NunberA21424e "*"/. lldlonl without SKEAIK.~0. ... ..._ ............... fMA Mesa. lOOA, lr11lne, CA 92616-VBIOMSAllMIS•YllOlllfAYISAllMIS ~Ccutcf otU1ning court IPPf'Ollel. SKERi!(, CHRISP. ._ "' ---_, FOUOll llYO., JULIE FOLCIK. 5745 WU0.1213933 c..ronw a.Rife . llllclng C*tlin 5200 WARNER AVE., = ~ ~ :'fo J.JOCA I.AC..::. Deputy City Clerlt Golf·Squ1d, LLC (CA), ~r'A41tt11 at at OfOfenge lo WI'/ 1mportent edJolle #204 _...:.,_ ... nw-=· Numller: Published Newport 4255 Campus Orl111, To 111 heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, conlln1ent 1111 • 11 ~ gfvel\ ~. the p;:;;nii HUHTINGTON BEACH, llMfOr-.. toelll _.. Beach·Costa Mesa Dail; Suite lOOA, lr¥ine, CA creditors, and persons who may otherwise be -~lien c1-:= reprteentd\le will be CA 929'9 , .. ._ ... of .. 11111111 ~T ,.1,) ~ Pilot July 19, 2002 FOOi 92616·5745 interested in lhe will or estate. or both, of: VERONA ---· _..._.lo...._......._ lo 07f191llt o1~ .-'"' ....__..... This business i:r. COi\· SAUNOERS eka VCRONAFAYESAUNOERS ~-=.on.~ ~ ... ~·;::.,. ~11-=•u•r ol tlle Hoo 1721 .... ........ -ducted by: Limited A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed by ctMna llglirWt "' unllM 1'llV ~ MiYed NBW'ORTIMCIM:OITA ...:..ar•.:-:":t =-~ ......... Liablllty Co. ~r'l" M.CMAYBURY in tEhe Superior Court of decldenl -~ to noke "' coneenll9d '° MllAPILO tDr1fl below. Tiie -The followlni petsons Hoe you started ah ornia, ounty of ORANG . Ille lhlm will h ~ ---------------are dolni business "· doln1 business yet? Yes. THC PEflllON FOft PRDBAT£ requests thet BETTY Col.rt II 341 The City 5/l9/00 M. MAYBURY be appointed as person1I DriVe ()rlng8 Cellfomli SUPERIOR COURT to Show C... 11'1811 be TS ND. 02..m• l.Olll No. ....... lllMlbllW.. Thebrokernetworlt.com, G If S '-=:.a.~ ....... .....:a·~ IO _,.. ............... T-..._._ ....... _ _. _ .... __ 3300 frvlne Aw., Ste. o • quad. LLC representative to 1dmln.,.1er the est.le of the irF-.... • ... ,,_,Tl OF CALIFORNIA ~ et leMt once _,,, ,_ "' -• •--....,. "'•-"'' 320 Ne .. B h c• Ana1t1 RanH G1rcl•, decedent. -at Ille Groll F.J: ' Ndl WMk for tcM IUC> Siii YOll • 111...,. "* • .. ~':' T.-OC Dlwid 92600 wpo.' uc ' " Pmkltnt THE PETITION requests eulh0<lly to edmlnister Tft-Cllltlld F.._-v t f'., COUNTYORANGEOF ceMl¥e WMlca prior to Died d TNll o.d ""1A 11111 ,_A. Bro"er Solullons, Inc. Thfs statement was the estate under lh• Independent Administration ,_, __,_, -.._ 811 ..... ~ t"""'-,....._ ...... ....__ ....................... " f''-d 1• .. , .. _ c •u 1985, • tmended, <u1 ~ CIY ~ ""' -"" ......,_ -,. -.-----• (CA), 3300 lr11lne Alie. • .. Wu• .... oun.., of Estates Act. (This Aut/\Oflty wlll ellow the ~tha dececlentwea .,.. ..... 1, • OOlhe~lnlle danll>p!lllllCI,.,~. ---~.-.S Ste. 3 20, Newpo rt Cl11rk of 0fan141County personal representative to lllle meny Ktlons h 9'1110r, • 2112 8lfl P.O. Box 4170, lowing ~r o4 aNJbe"*'IC•PIMC• l~.....,,~ BHdt,CA92660 on07/16/02 without obtalnlnc court appro111I. Bef0<e teklna Joequln ~ ~ Of9~·15CA71 generel clrculellon, 1 _....i 111 ---ol Ille, ,.... *llmOO • This businets Is COii· 2002'910lN certain 11ery Important 1ctions, however, the NewDort __,, dl63-~ In thle ~ ,_ .....--• o I"' p·1ot July 19 26 92980., 1 wtllln fiiur monlW L-...... w Ju......., • .. ....,. ol .. == .... ~-Jn ctu~ted by: t t:Ot'porallon 1 '' 1 • Oie penonal represenltllve v.ill be reqtilred to alve .,....,_ .,....., ""'"'"" ........ , •u• 2 9 2002 F tic --""" 18, -(cllle at C-ter Vlt"J ,.-""' _,.j_. _, -"'-.M ..__.. , ~ _. ............ "'-IVe "OU sterted " .,. • ' no e to 1ntetesled penons unless they have -,,_, """' ~·Of W. 81W ...... C.. _,.....,__--• -,.. ' welvednolk;• "'h ~)or," r"'"""" MleL CA ae2i. ,..,.,A,...•dllullt _. Ill Ollll d lie ctolrlc ~·rel? Yu, .._ ..... ot conlented to the proposed ectlon.) The i:-S .. r:.::I':,,... .. °'oreo = ::=,. ~,W: DATE: JUN 13, 200a 11> .. ~M*llf• ,_.. ol Ollwl ~. 61~~:!.Sotutlolts,tnc:. ._.._. lfl~ndent edminbtratlon 1uth0flty wlll be -JUDGE RICHARD O Cllllllt'I -.. • I ~ 0. llA Siii: Enr'-o •• ., ... lo, f'r-• ..... nt T'-,.....__... --~ crenltd unleu •n lntwested perMn flies an DIMllel> FOR CHANGE FRAZEE SR. • tllt • .... • dlll* -• HAM Pllm "' "' ,. .__ ,,.. --p• ,...... ~· obltctlon to the petition end thow•""""' ceuse ...--........ to OF NAME .. .......,. ~ -.ur ••...., ...._l,: • 11 .......... .,, ...... 1111 ...... ol .. T1111 ttatemel\t WH Ille ctollnC blllMeM .. : _..... ... _ _ .. _.. evvw ~!..~-=~ ,_,.to SHOW ~COURTv.-'""° ......-""· - -"' - -flied with tlle C-ty MM Tructi11tt. 2901 S. _,,,..,. coutt ....,.,141 not arantlhe euthorlty. • .-... " •• ~ ""'" ~ ar ,._. ._ ......... ..,.., C.k of Oufltt County Falfvlew St. llA. Sanle A HEMlfllG ol\ the peUtlon w• be held on AUGUST CAUSE FOR CHANGE Je1r1 ...,,_ ,.._...._ .., 1 -tr ......... -•• 111 P1a111 (Mt C.. 8, 2002 at 1:30 p.m. In Dept. L73 louted at 341 ~ .. F°",eur"":ltofli OF NAME .... ........_ ~~ "' --on07/18/02 All•,CA92704 Th•CityDrl11tSoutf1,0rentt.CA92868. ,_ ~_... cAsE NUMBER: ,,,.,. ._ ..,...,. • 111111 ........, Of 4DMtl l a.-t /IA IMH•l•UI .lo1t ROMi.. ...,_, IF YOU 08.JECT to =· :" ,.:tn ... A213MO DIMlll9o. 2'138 OttnOI .................. ........ CA ~ ol Dally Pilot July 19. 26. 2901 s. ftlflflew st .. •A. lM "'"""' of the pellllo:=· 011 should appeer 1t --.... TO ~ INTERESTED Ave., Colee MeM, CA 1111* lfldld 11 .... ltOZ ...... ..... .. ..., Allf. t, 9, 2002 f'021 Sent.a Alla, CA l27CM tM '*''"' Incl sl•l• your ob tlonl Of Illa writtM rnliiiii."" PERSONS; ~!............ ~ ol .. FMlllll a. .. ..... ... .... ......... Catelltlt ltOHle• de· ............... .._ ,. .. ,.... t , .. _ h ~ y ,.........._ ... 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Ne"'9 e....m.nt • 1111f 'r.......... fl.-........ lllllr fweat -....111er11. '"2 ,..._.,.Ip ..., c-t wltMn four. month• from the dtt. of ~ lqwl: J••n Mer11 Tiii ~""°"' ......, ......, = lir ., ta ti a ti llt ...., ... ~ .• Htilntiftlton Neve,.,. .. ., .. .. first ....,MK• of lett«1 as Pl'Olflded In Prlltlat• ~· 8 .,,..,.., N'.A. RlblOOI .. **" .... _._ • -... .._ -hecll, CA 1842 .._ ~ v-17 No c.. •tto111100. 111e u.n. tot 1111111 c1t1n11 wllt !:= .-.. OIMlllO to -. A to r c.., 1fiit ;-.. .--.::. .. -:,-=. o-Lr1111 seo-11, Oef..._ "o.eM • ~ .. t ~~~tour lllOlltM ftOftl the hetrln1 ......_ ~ Jlll_.:e~ Glnlllr ~··.:tf'rt/tOll ................ :...-••iii• Ht2 lluereet Or., fr:::_o stet_. - --------2. nE ...,.,.., llllitl, ...., -• _ • .. -l9 ... Hllllt~ leech, CA ~ _.. ... ,,._ YOU MAY OAMINC the filt llept by tfl• court. 0ADEM 11W 411 per· Ro11o1Jo ~a.. --..... II ' -·, I ,.. •• • ...,_ lnttw .. ted In Ille ntete, rou ...... ~ _. .,...,.... 111 '* -•t ~ ...... • ~..... ...., • -T1llt '"""'"8 II coit· Clerll et~ ColMltJ "'8J.MI .. tM c-t a R..,ast fOf s,ecllt IMllef 1M1 appew ·~ • ......... e-. lllflll~ .... 1Me.-11r· ........... Oft01/1'.'m ..... (tw .. Ol·IM)ltf tMflllntol •nlrWent«y .,,._, blfllllt .. ON' ... -=·-=-II a·--11~ ---~ ,._,...._... .....lllM ~.::..~e-.:~~:t:'c2i:::: . ::-.:..-:-.": -,:.• .. .....: .r..-&:111i1 r.\..':rm u.:r-tfY•. t:'t'r~ "'ro\'1 Clerk of Oran1e County on06/27/02 2002 .. 0N07 0111r Piiot July s. 12, 19, 26, 2002 FOOS Re-.. ..... .......... The followl111 persons are dolnc bltllneu ts: ProActi.,. Set-vk:es and Siies, 19200 Von Ktlf· -· 6ttt FloOf. lrlfiM, CA92612 Wllll1m Werran Rice, 1524 s.renade Terrace, Corolla def Mer, CA 92625 This business Is con ducted br: •n lndMdutl Have JOU stwted dOlola business yet? No • .... .,.,, ... ltlce , ....... ._Ill ... ,... """ .... eo.ty Cleft of Ott1111 c-t; Oll07/letm ......... ~ ,llot .-..., 18, ~ -.. 2, t , 2002 rwv CWSIB ~s the •ution youfreserctq ..... you're•a ---Pll•• -·--.--•·••"--Siff:'., tq:-:e.D: ,.-••re it.1:8'" ,.. - -nm I, • .... , ... -.:T•il:lf.~ GliJ .. cl ..= -~~ :ltt'E'-1. r4 su.:.= .. "'-=: . .._ "'i.T'Dlt =!Pi!!.:. Ln C:. c.tW -.... -~ 1· ~telM M ..:::.: = ....... ......_._. AUU ---°"Lr':: \1f!'liii • iE"F'..t:1 ::~ _.-,. _, ~-= i~"l't:;----'~- '•tl• M, MMft"' ---...,..-.....,.;.._ ' ' ~ ' ) • ... Frpy, Mx 19. 2002 All t•UsAMlt , ..... , .... ~--............ Mllplllalcll Ml.1111 ..... Ml.1111..._ ....... ..._ MLllllllllCll 2MI ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ -~ -~ ~~ -~ -~ -~ ,.._ _.,...... ,__, The followln1 persona Tiit follow1na pe1sons Tiit followina pttt0n1 TM lollow1n1 persons * followine persons Yotl YOll YOll •• ..._. IHllMMs IS. Mt doin1 bus1nus as Me dom1 business IS. are doln1 business " are dolna buSlness 11· 111• dotnl buslntu as ~ Cellifl&; 5102 H & R Trld1111, 727 The Mocl«n form 1733 Capador lnttfnel10111I Hurd Surf DH1111s, 924 MIS Whol•nle 10 Sl•n CHJOn An., 81ywood, Newport Mo!N011!a. Coste 'Mtls., Olslrd>ulor1, 2940 0<1c.e E Ocunfronl, 18, lemon Grove, Irvin~. CA YOftleli.M,CA~ e .. ch.CA92660 CA92627 line, Unit "H", C:O.t.t B11bo1.CA926el 92618 It 11 o 11 d • L '1 n n Heinz Ntubeuer. 727 Dou1 Griffith, 1733 Mtlse, CA 921526 Roktt L Hurd, 924 E. MichHI J. Sorenson, l•WJlllC•, 5102 Stone Beywood,. Newporl Mollrovl1 Avenue, Cosla Minuet R. Nave, 820 Ocnflffont IB, ll1lbo1, 10 Le~ Grove, Irvine, C•nr•• An.. Yorbl Buch. CA 92660 Meu, CA 92627 Center 114, Coste Mffl, CA 92661 CA 92618 Linde, CA 12* Th~ busioess Ii con· This business Is con· CA 92621 This bllSlnus Is con· This business fs con· lMI ~ Is COit· ducted by an lnd1vk:l11el ducted by: an 1nd1vldu.I This bin ness Is con ducted by '" 1nd1v1dual ducted by· 1n 11td1v1d1111I ductlMI by: '" lndtvlduel Hne you llMled Heve you st8'ted' ducted 11,,. en lnd1vldu.i Have you 1tNl1d Hive you sttrltd Hewe you 1t1tted doma business )'111 Vea, doina busmess yet? No Have you 1t1rled doln1 business yell No doin1 busonets yet7 No dollll IMIMllns yet? No 06/01/2002 Ooua Criffoth doin1 business yet? No Robert l Hurd Mich1el I. Sorenson ""°"411 lynn l1wrt{lct Htlni Neub1uer This statement wn Ma1tuel R. Nava This statement was This statement wH Tiiis stl tt-nl WH This stalemenl WIS filed with the County Thl1 sllte-nt wH filed with the County filed with the County filed with Ille County flied with the Counly Clerk of Or1nc1 County hied with the County Clerk of Oren11 County Clerk ·01 Orane• County Clerk of Of11tte County Clerk of Orane• County on06/28I02 Clerk of 0r1n11 County on07/l6M 01107/10/02 on07/l0/02 on07/l6/02 2002H0&3S2 on07/09/02 2002'tlOIH 2002HotStt 20026'0Ht2 2002HIOIU Dilly Pilot July 12, 19, 2002Hot42J Dally Pilot July 19, 26, Daily Piiot July 12, 19, 01ily Pilot ztx:l Dally Pilot July 26, Au1. 2, 2002 FOIO Dally Piiot _ luly Aue. 2, 9 2002 f027 26, Auaust 2. 2002 f0l3 26. Aul· 2, Aua. 2, 9. 2002 26, Au1. 2, 2002 Policy How to Place A The followlna per10ns '" doina b1n11t1ts as Sltvt's Custom faboc: C1r•. 690 D11uell St. Cost• Men, CA 92627 Steven l. Jo111t, 690 Darrell St • Coat• Meu CA92627 Thlt business Is con· ducltd by· an Nldlvidu.I Have you started dol1tt business yet1 Yes, 7/31/01 Steven l Jones This sl1ten11nl was hied with the County Clerk of Or•na• County on 07/16/02 2002HIOl47 Deily Pilot July Aua. 2, 9, 2002 GWGISALll . GAIAGESAUI IAIA&I SAUi II II " CWSRD CWSllD CWSIFIED {949) 642-5671 (949) 642-5671 (949) 642-5671 .. ___ Deadlines --- Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. 'The publisher reserves the right to censor, re~lassify, rovise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error chat may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts no liabiliry for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. CLASSIFIEJAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm AHllOUNCEMINTS [<(f] & MISC. 101CH770 GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCIAL ENTERTAINMENT Cllendlrof Events 1310 ~· All rHI estatt •dver bSlnl 1n this newspaper os subiec:t to lhe Fedetel Fair Hous1n1 Act of 1968 as amended which makes 11 olleaal l o advertise "any preler ence, llm1lallon or doscrimin•hon based on 1ac1, color. 1e1t1ion. sea, handicap, f•m1h1I sl<1t11s or natooflal or1a1n, or an 1nt1ntoon to make 1ny such preference, hm1ta lion or diSC11m1n;11ion " This newspapeo will not knowonaly tccepl any 1dv1rtosemenl tor real eslal• which Is In violation ol the law. Our readers ire hereby informed that all dwell onp adver Used in this newspaper ere available on 111 equal oppoo honily basis. To complain ol dis criminatoon, call HUD toll· frff 1t 1-800-424 8590 Alclln 1483 •srueuc AUCTION SAU Contents of Poi scht Auto R11>1w Shop On 8/1/02, 10 00 1m Pre view 7/31/02 II 00 em lo 4.00 pm at 729 Ohms Way Cotta Mese Ca for Info call Judy (909 ) 388 8 235. www .ustre1 1 a ov/ auctions/in/ 07/'l0/02,07/21/111. CNS· C213'31 ~ 1489 [I] 2305-2490 Auctions ANTIQUES Older Style Fvl'fliturt PIANOS l Collec1lbles ·~··,,...,.,.,. . SU--.,.,... ()It-.~ $$CASH PAID$$ ................... WE BUY ESTATES . """'96-........, _ I ~~~,s!~~~,, I • \rtl I I • ~ , \ .I ' I ' . .. ' ~-·'_-'___!_'__·_ ,.~.._ __ J 2202 ........ ..... -.ca12101 -·~f..6 •111< 1489 CM /Sot lolft-Sp"' sports equip I, tools. linens. household, iew· elry, adult &. boys cloth1na. etc 1109 hstlft A.,_ CMI Sid9 ~Gcr ~ SAT :-"L '-ef G...t se.M -.... at s.... .._, s-to l••.t, Maftte VI.to, TWiii\ .... CM Sot7r00-U7J o..iMotlf.,-d hnt, lioyob, dett.o., r!flls,-4Mwli-•ll MOVINOSAU SAT 7 7 WHOLE HOUS£ FULL , 2378 RUTGERS CROSS ST FAIR/FAIR· VIEW SEU your unW11nted Items throu&h classlfoed By Fax By Phone (949) 642-5678 By Mail/In Person: Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm (949) 631 -6594 (l'tcasc include your name and phone number und we 'II call you OOdL w11h • pncc q1101C.) . Hours 330 Wes1 Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Al Newport Blvd. & Bay St. Friday .................... Thursday 5 :OOpm Saturday ..................... Frid ay 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday S:OOpm l ESTATE R SALE 1419 Gwtvt ~ Sd-Sul\. .... Ethen Allen aenllemens chest, cfishes, linens. ~. toys, lawn-mower &. more! 452 Esther off Irvine 1n Cost Mesa GOl'..-/Mevl"f s.le Sunday, 8 to noon 373 l a Perle Lane o Costa Mesa o *C~SAUI* Newpoff (rest Sot 7 /20. 7:30~ h30 L•n ef recrt •tvffl D_., •In ltl s~rl.,. at Tl<--'-... (PCM & Supor .... ) up S41porlw t• ••• leh. No leriy llr.btl s,..: ..... ai..ws P'*6tlc.11Wy Mt-S4M7 .. M.ttl F-lly G ...... Sole Newport Beach Port Trinity Circle. Sat .. not belore Sa, end 2p Antiques. colleclibles, lunlbn. toys, Creal ~' u-1 Teol ~ AutomotNe tools &. Oo·lt·Yoinl lldl. S... DI. 2511; ~ BV Dl!I Mar, Costa Mesa. 1'9 Gar... s•, SAT 7am·? 505 Vista C11nde, (E Bluff) Newport Beach lots of furn. Umven1I uercose mach, clothes. hous.hold Mlftl Solo Udo Isla S.I 8·30·10-30 Only. 112 V11 Quito. r.in bed, llttd· board. art, tv stand, computer desil & more .. C.M/s.ta-2 s.U MY lv•1-.. 1 u-wledf..dettilnt 230 si.-.... l'lec· lOlt 1586 flettw•ll.,. ,.,.Y Lost July 5th. Red collar needs med's. 19th St &. Newport Bl 714·979-3974 Index 3010-3940 r. ' f I or-~ • • t .. - ,.~ lili.t 7402-7466 ~ IOOS-8510 5005-5150 & ~ _Lost ____ 1505_ ENTERTAINMENT LOST 7-14, HHGAL ELECTRONICS CAT crey/blk st111)ped, c1een eyes melt, One f' ord Rd. Beloved f1m1ly pet 949 721·1962 lost 7/17 w ... t & c.el phone outside JRD D1menS1on On·hne, Mesa Veade Or 714·556·0172 RtWICIAll PROFESSIONAi. SERVICES Rtconls,Tapes CO'nnd Oisa 3315 TOP SSS/IUCOUSI bu, R&B. Soul, Rock, Etc. 50's £ 60's MIKE (949) 645-7505 HOME FURNISHINGS Penonal Loans 2•90 Fumlture 3435 G--4 Credit .,. led Credit. Censotldote Te4eyl Expand or start up business. Per son al loans a111il1ble. Call I· 866-269-3670 24 hrs St.tl"t a N-liKI· 1teH't Lookin& lor a fresh start or do you have en enislln& busl· ness7 w• can help call toll free 1·866·718·3048 Goff People have bad credit too. Ctl on track 1-166-77 S-6173 Q.,.on "-cha or. roultd pedestal &lass tbl 4 ch1ors, ~CE Pfolie •ii &. More 9864!>-2418 Rare pld desk, antique Euro mirrored Armo111, funky dln1tte set. low low p11ces, 949 719-0&Sl 3460 JEWELRY/ DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS CCHnt Coln HHd• Old Coins! Cold, silver. 9000-9750 Miscellaneous Pets 3655 A+ Persian IUlt•n• eorceous Champion hnes Caae lree No In blood b1eed1nc Very alfecllonate. Adcwabll c:::l:t:t 949-642·25n MISCEllNIEOUS MERCHANDISE MtscelJaneous Merchandise 3856 l9 Gl Wht side by side w/water/oce, 3 yrs new $900. 3mo old twin beds $475/both. llaloan leather rechner bone color, sacrifice $300, very nice swivel bar stools $135/both, oak 5 drawer chest $125. lamp end table $90, nercose b1keS90(949)718 1416 WAHTID JAPANlSl SWORDS & RUATID ITlMS 949-494-1731 SONG Of THE SOUTH (Disney Movie) VHS $29 c.a....,-.,.,1nol 888-374·0853 Call 24 hr ANTIQUES jewelry, W.tches, antiques HQt.ESFORSALE collechbles 949 642·~ ORANGE 5400 -..as.m 3010 Cits 3610 COUNTY OLD TIMI SAILING Load .._, ...._ .... SHIPL custom midi. lor tw ........ "'*".,...... D .. ia.-a..1.....1 r::;;; co~ ::z.. s:-5:8'. !it --IU ..tiW."9 ........ 2279 APPLIANCES 3050 -• .... _..._. frw '° 4-y ~ .... ......... Sl-4606 Mdp & ......... I Unit. ~ in 2 wks. er. Pie C.-or 10ld -Good conc1. n4-24t~n Relr'aerelor $180/ea Washer/Dfyar. Sl.0/u Excellent Condition 949-646 5848 SEU your unw1nled Items throu1h clesslfied Mlallllw l.Mstock 3650 Set of 6 Mary En11tbre1t dolls S300 S.I of 8 i-i qllt dol cdldiorl $1CJl. NM ..,.al mllCh Sin Porta ot> s:J; 9&548-GSI o ... ,. c ....... l•'-d Dupl .... 'I• mile to Town Close lo Hor th Bay Beach. 4Br 281,f'p quoet rns1de with bftelt. entenor 1nd double pine win dows. new carpet, p11nl, vacant. easy to show $1,259,000. Bill Hardesty Really 949-675 2866 WY"' ...-t.4 Item tlitMSJwtyl Plece1 Clesstflt4e4 "*'' (949)'42-5671 Und er the Sen·icc Directory Ba nner Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 116 lmorold Ave. New Home For Sale on Island July Complehon Boll Hardesty Realty V1s1t web s11e www Hardestyftealty com ~JS.2866 Balboa Penlnsala IA YfROHT lllGAHCl FOREVER VIEW Sl,945,000 .,,.949-723-1120 Corona del Mar 48r 2.51• approx 3269 sl be•ulllul sonste story home on • corner lot Spectacular ocean views, wonderful back yard Offered 11 $1,495.000 act. Debra Ber&er. 310 316 8465 x 348 310-600 9168 (cell) OPlH SAT 1-4 60S Acacia lb• 2ba. I level hm. 2nd level 1dd1I ol lbf .. Iba, of11ce/d1n 3 car 11•• + storae• Jamie Wilkinson Re/Mu Premier Really Sl.625.000 949-451 1219 E's1de Cut1e 3Br 2Ba home, remodeled muter w/mar ble lloor, updated counlr y kitchen looks oul lo the lovely &arden p1too, hardwood flo0<s. $499,000 Judy Kolar. Bkr 949 376 5576 G•l•t Helght.erli•ed, 2br 2b1 apt, wd hkups. 1 car a•raae. •ii $1250 949-673·7800 31386 fl YING CLOUD l11una Nicuel, $639.000 2br 2ba -+ den olloce m1ny u11ac1es lohn F111ow Cell 949 322 0932 Dir 949 389 1324 Newport Beach O••-View Condo 280 Cagney Lone $461 soo Uet-t Vlh lo.llo- 9oted "'"'" pool, ten- nl• & '"'" ONE llVU 2t.r lg mstr t.e. a.ppr .. 1600+.t Lindo DeGrvcdo Sondcostle Reolty 714-536-4195 leach Cettoge. As· sum able lone Term lene unlll 2026 at $895. per mo' All new mlerior 281 2Ba all new 1ppls, '.\hp marina with res.denl discount $199.000 Mary wood. •at 949-584 ~··· 949 717-9816 Oeslrot.le s.pac1ous double unit G?al v1ev1 ol turmna bnlfl end c:1ty loghls 4Br ~~sea $2.150.000 Mary Lou ll1ehle1, Lido Park Really 949 675 2700 lreker• Pre.,lew • July 26. A Tevch of Provence on lido l'.\le charming 4Br 2Ba home (2Sr down) Move·ln now Cn1oy the 'ummer lun, lennos, boalng, beBches. Call •&t Bev 949 718 2742 or Ion 718 2718 2 BRAHDHlW CUSTOM HOMIS OPEN SAT-SUN 1-4, 51 1 & 519 Ahso Ave. 5brs 111 w/pvl ba·s apprco1 4300sf Owner/ Broker Rock Nelson 9'9 721 6984 2221~St Oes11ne1 r.1n1 sty view hm, lbr 2.Sba, sl11nless & cranltt kite, pool, spa home has 2 many up &fades lo llstl sats.ooo. 949-7St-S022 Ce • "'A , ... olfer will buy I 21>< 2b1 + otlice upper level Grenville Unit on NB Country Club By owner Cell for appt days 949 721 0013 Condo Open Sot /Sun 1 • S Rora Seo l•lo1td 3Br 3Ba end unit wolh a view look1n1 oul to S11natu1e Hole 117 a&t lau11e leag10 949·509-8923 AriMltw St /l. llvff VIII sty -hm. :b 2.5ba stariess & &r"* Mc. Ml has 2 many ....,-.des to lisl!~$899,500 ly 0--949-759..$022 CHANNEL VtlW CONDO ~~ 1.-wa11 11>bch & 1.1*> ~ lbr vn ok. 1.sm.· $0),!m • Danna 714-546-8775 OClANFROHT mmt Tustin lam-Hel9ht• Prop- erty Gentleman\ Rench Tenm~ Cou• I 6400..1 on one level w1lh lod&e s lyle Co ul Ronm 1101aeou\ ~lab crantle k1lt hen 5Br 381 plu\ auest houu sun,et ••ews •a• Bonnie Causewitz 714 746 71 73 MOBILE HOMES/ MANUFACTURED HOUSING Hat,.,. The faint •J Moblle/Manufadllntd .H-rt. 'Att. 94'1-123 ... 120- E lSTATlS ' r l,Cll TlNatll ' NA IONWIDLllSA 949-IS.-9705 www patr!Cktenore com Mnport Coast •Op-Scot/Sun l·S 29 Vernen 8Hut1ful R1va11e 58r 51 /tba, pu11 tied air sys. 3c ear. clubhouse with fabulous poo~ tennis courts. Low Mell!> Roos •ii . Laurie le&&10 949·509 8923 Of'IN SUH 1-S ••---.Y""' s-.............. ....... ~ $1,6.25,000 ~----Mf..71S...Jt56 SELL your stuff through classified! 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Advanced ... c.ah ea eerore tS4 Colanders ~ Unb Of WOO( ee Mapat>bf. 67 NelCI to bat (2 wd•··> DOWN 1 Economic Ind. 2 Wrftef Buseaglla 3 Grain mor•I " Bought on 5 Oletanl e Tulted-eW oar 7 Make elronger (2 wds.) 8 Aetnfotce 9 Singer Vikki - 10 lmpoalng taXM 11 Huf'Qr oon ... 11e11on 12 BetwMn 13 Quiz anawwt , 21 HllllowMn color 22 Stage wt"ll9J>9rs 23 Straw 24 Comk>st11p Vlklng RlnlalTOStml 6030 AESIOENTIAl.RENTALS ,__.._.,,....,to share COM 2br, 2ba I block from buchl $800 • 1/2 util. 949·637·7602 ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Balboa Island NI a.t/share 2br lba, $610/mo. new kit/bath/ APT, lell.eo lalon4 flrifl&, avatL 8/1 n/smka/ upstairs. 2 small br's. ._ ""'"'500 5uu Ip, wd, carpotl, No pets re·~ ,_7 • ...,.. Sl400/mo. 949-.675·2975 Roams for Rert 6040 Balboa Ptnlnlula NI 21r, lie, on the send, f•bulous vleW$. yaafly, wshf/dryer, 1/2 utll $1075 949·64S-9357 ............. a. ........ 11 28f 28•, w/d, 1/r ulis, $825/mo.+ UOO/dep 949-723·2322 Aull Howl Slrwlcl Dncay Aa:allllllig l'OUCY In an ellort to oiler Ille best senic• pouiblt to our rHclers and edvtf· t1sers, WI wrU flQulre Conlfacl.ors who adver · trse In th• Ser vice OlrectOf'y to include llltlr Contrectors License number in theif adver .. ttsemenl. Your co· operetlon =edettd. la cre•tly Adlldalll I Rlmolllf· "' ·~~ Klld9t I Beth/ R8lnodlll ~ ......... a.cam &1115 ':?fr'! MlM\9125 ....,.... WINDOW COVIUIOS Mini Blinds, Wood Blinds rrw In hDml ... 1.J15211)19 "-714-227-Hll c.el Clrllll*Y A TO l HAllOYllAll Install, refac1 c.blMla ~ Dou& 714-54e·72511 SEll .. .;=.. Afot ......... Oen'"" nice view. slove, dish wshr, lri11. Sl 175m Incl ultt, no pel 949·721 8896 c.pet Replr~la <'lCilPIT <'lC.Ul'IT <'l Repaors, Palc:htnc, Install Coufteous. anl silt jobs. Wholeselel 94 ~92·0205 Comlllllr s.w. COMPUTER HELP! ............... ~ ........ ... ~ Wllll'lgo~•. ~~ Ob~ °""~ ....... IUll: • MSecr.-l'Wml.-. UC.._..,....._ 10\'nC-.-~· Computer Hdp 0-...... .,...., n...u-1 • s.vp. ~. c:roinir. • CA.blolOSl "*'"' . ~ ~ ""'*· - De<tssf • MllnHor llldt or "PO'IM ·~Md'"" .. • Cet •11y ao11. ... ,., '""' • 8nr'ICI •-muolc: fl1oe • F'iM XlOC dhnut ..... zo,...:c::.w 0..-llld 71~,.,.,, PMYIOUaflUZZl.a 8Cl..YIO A+ a.t. 41r, 2 IA JUOW. Ocunfronl W-inter Rental Avatl 9/02 $3000/mo 949-.673·3663 Associated Really Jim Corona del Mar C"-el f,--t COftde, unobsWdlld ~dwnel vu 2br. 2ba, pool. 11c, tio.t sip aYI ~67 J. 7486 21r I lo a.• over t car aar, d/w, w/d hkups. no pets. S 1750/mo am weekdays 949·553 74.45 Cett .... Cvt• 2Br. IBa. l·c pr. patio, no pet•, w/d, new crpt/paint, lse, sum utif n:1 949-720-1 !iQi AVM. "-llr 2ba house + den • dick. put bch, MW .-it, rics, C)'ll -· etc.. Ue S2flX) 9&9.336 I 1111 t• l e' i...ae :b. ~l>ba. Fp. 2-c ... lmly/din rm, l!Wapl/,..-,1. l\/'pet. .. s.l99&n 9$~1565 CClltCr9 • Masonry lrldt 1lec• St-Tiie Concrete, Patio, l>flveway Flreplc, BB~ Rers. 25Yrs Exp. Terfy 14·557 7594 C--~fpk:e. BBQ, tile. slone, lend· sqpt. 11t11n1~,.w•llt. L667547 !M9-• 1048 ~ NllllNng YOWHOMI ..... OVIMIMT ,.OJICT? Cell 1 plumber, paint", handymen, or any of lht ~rHI MrVlcts listed trl Ill our service dlftdOfyt ntESE lOCAl SVC PEOPLE CAN HUP YOUTOOAYI Batal"""'8 UClltSID CCNtlUCTOll '*' job'°° 111'1. ,,, ..... ""*'· remocle, t~ r.w-!MIHI Bmtlil .... IMAUJOI DUNCM ~ ...... ~ 20~ 1042 a.t. lovely 1eted comm near Trt·Sqr I Br . lrla. lar /storaae $855/mo+ 500/seo. Klein Mnet 877-704-8649. 9?00 ., ,._ In Spec.Ill SlllC I.bf $875 ind r~ ~ h MW, pool. pted. bN lo bch Gr..i lem8mts & toe Mt~StS-GJO) ('side lodi ley I Br. new c.rpeVlloo11n11. yrd. $895/mo. 329 Untverlsty #K. 949.574.2031 E'Sl4e Delva• lbr S900. Oeluu bechlor $800. lnc lds pvt a•r•a• w/stOfa&e 949 642-2000 c..w, w .... , ...... lbr. I& loll style. quiet, pvt, n/pets, $975/mo 180 E. 21st St 949 645· 7776 floortnW111e OISTOMI mAlM TU lnstalllb\ slate. cerll!S, nwblt, stone.~ 1975 IJl612044 .ll!ff 71~12-9961 UMY Sloewws R:::ed Recroutin & lnstal hon DEAN TILE !M9 673 8065 n4-Mf>.&26 714-&JJ m1 =. Dlr: .. ::!l_...,.,. & ........ ..,, landsca.r,lnc. lrrlc1tlon R191irs. roubluhoohn1 and Plant Grower 1. d#tyw0<klandscape com l!ti,://-wdtrlY'«Ofk landlcape com 714-70S-16SO a.-TWY" '-4ecapo wtatlly nWrrt. hi ttmq '° ci,.n::r. 25Yrs upl Llc/inaure 949·548-4363 =:-~- '1!NllAI. AllAINl'ENAPD •WlmlW•~ C) Job Jbo ..... .,..,,,. .......... 9ff.122-U92 Openina lead: Queen of c;:;i '(1'ere n !bolo who consider it a MOd.11 sin not IO lllcO a fincuc wbeo ooe is available. Ol.hen we r9ln inla'elled in making chi eonl.r&'l! After partner's opening, which showed a balanced 20-22, Nonh'a four no crump, wilb 10 poinis and a five<ani suil, WIS invifatiorWt not -.l&O<ll.I to IQCltt• ~w. lba 011 pe/linsula ""$1000/MO 94M73-7800 2lr Jh, quiet IH'U. l·c pr. 215 IA Flower '>I'. No s>'ts. $1350/mo, .1v.U 811 8H-SS4-stS7 •-Me.aVw4•""' b. 2bt. 11 Im & liY rm. ·., din rm. kit w,lbreakft I•, 186l5d no pets. 1 'I' he $1950 714-~5278 1"<>del Litle uec Twnllme· Uack Bay 3br 2 5ba, 2c •!•r. lluae rms, plant•· lion shutters, Per'o firs. •;ustom closets paint. uew kit, w/d hk·ups, ·veekly maid service included, evall 8/01. ;25()()/mo. 714·514·0054 ihe f'SW. C*f• 3br 2ba, IJI& yard, dbl cul·da·HC. !-c 111. ptb welcome S2500 (949} 722-1070 ltnlnglDftlladl \Ya111 to the Buehl! S400 Move in bonus! Hice 2Br IBa, $1175mo hn I yr lse 714-960-2468 Irvine tt-PCH/l.ysl ... Dr. 'br. 2ba, I yr 1st, furn " unlur n, no pets, pool/ ac/marina 949 675-4294 Y(A•lY llASIS llll CRUNOY REAL TORS 949-675·6 I 6 I 'br 2b• Nwpl Hats .1200 apt, crut area, ltke nu, vault c11ls. Ille • ounter tops, sunny & t.riaht. 949-760-1713 14ewpe,.t lale114 2Br Ba, reaf unit, Sl500m. llevld Prince, Coldwell ltankef, 949·718·1520 ;:lOSI TO llACHI .'br, 2ba. bale. fireplace. car ea,, $1850 •at 'M9-6n.7800 f8r 28• dupl... 1teps to beech, fp, 2 ur '"· yor lease. no pets, :.-ztOOmo. 626·359~539 . GUAUJY cunsMAN 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE l'M YOUR HANDYMAN! MARK(t4t)6SO-t52S =-lame Chrlden~ Fnftc.p.-. :c :r-1c1cn. wlndonldocn.-. flllclba.da&~ Sertor cllmA Ffte ..... CllJohl 714~ Remodeling & Repairs W;iod Decks • FIOCes Elocltlcal • OfywaA CNpcnty • Tie • Etc IOCllllW't I ...... YouNlldl ....... oflltw-. From h roof to the bMefnent& eYtl)'thlng In betWMn CALL•U. 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Premium 5 Sport Pkg .. Xenon Lights 5 HK Sound! (NH00556J 2002 32&i Steel Cray/Gray Leather. Automatic. Premium 5 Sport Pkg .. Xenon Lights, HK Sound 5 Morel (NC16064J 2002 3261 Orient Blue/Gray Leather. Automatic, Premium 5 Sport Pkg .. Xenon Lights, HK Sound 5 Morel (P055455J 2002 32&Ci Coupe liJpaz/Sand Leather. Automaric. Premium Pkg .. Xenon Lights 5 HK Sound! (PC56699J 2001 326Ci White/Black Leather. 5 Speed. Premium 5 Sport Pkg., HK Sound 5 Morel (JW49828J 2001 32&il Sport Wagon Titanium Silver. Automatic, Premium 5 Sport Pkg., Xenon Lights 5 Morel (ET4:J281J 2001 32&il Sport Wagon Bright Red/Sand Leather. Automatic, Premium Pkg .• Xenon Lights, HK Sound 5 Morel (ET432Q!J 2001 330Ci White/Cray Leather. 5 Speed, Premium 5 Sport Pkg., CO 5 Morel /JL/2529li/ 2002 330i Orient Blue/Sand Leather. 5 speed. Premium 5 Sport Pkg., Xenon Lights 5 Morel /KM0/309) 2002 330i Sapphire Blat;,k/Cray, Automatic, Premium 5 Sport Pkg., Xenon Lights 5 Morel (KM 19218) 2002 330Ci Coupe Black/Black Leather. Automatic. Premium 5 Sport Pkg., Xenon Lights 5 Morel · · /JL/39514) 2002 Z3 2.6 Roadster Titanium Silver/Red leather. Automatic. Premium 5 Sport Pkg., HK Sound 5 Morel /LM05683J 2002 Z3 2.6 Roadster White/Black Leather. 5 Speed, Premium 5 Sport Pkg., OBC, HK Sound 5 Morel (LK51916J 2002 M Roadster Laguna Seca/Black Leather. Black liJp 5 Ulry Rare/ /LJ82059J 2002 626il Sport Wa1on Titanium Silver/Gray L11ther. Automatic, Premium Pkg., POC, Xenon Lights 5 Morel (C086135J 2002 &31iA Automatic, Premium 5 Sport Pkg., Navigation Sysrem. Premium Sound 5 Morel (CH92899J 2001 630iA White/Grey Learher. Premium 5 Convenience Pkg., folding Seats, Xenon Lights! /Cf 14385} 2001 630iA Bleck/Bleck Leather. Premium 5 Sport Pkg., Xenon Lights. Premium Sound 5 Morel /Cf/4616) 2002 X& 3.0 Steel Grey/Bleck Leather. Rear Air. Premium 5 Sport Pkg., Navigation System 5 Morel (LP42050J 2002 X& 4.4 V-8 Titanium Silver/Gray Leather. Rear Air. Premium Pkg. 5 Morel (LH32084J 2002 X& 4.4 V-8 Wh1ie/Black, Rear Air. Heated Seat, Xenon Lights! /LH33334J 2002 746i TOiedo Blue/Natural Brown, Premium Sound. Comfort Seats, POC 5 liJtal Lu.wry! (0P50218J 2002 746i Black Sapphire/Cray, Premium Sound. 19" Wheels, Comfort Seats 5 liJtal Luxury! (0P50531J These Cars are Price~ for lmme~iate Oeliveij. Tab Advantage of the lowest lJ!ase and finance Rates in Years. During this Event! WE BUY CLEAN LATE MODEL BMW1 ' . \ 1 - •19 '2002. • f • ........ ., ............ .......... ml)' .... lelllna chalp. 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