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Home My WebLink About2002-04-18 - Orange Coast Pilot• .. ....... . . Today's yet rm• • another repeat. Think happy thoughts, thOugh. This is Southern California. S-PageA2 SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 'DfE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2002 . Newport officials see less hope for El Toro • County decision thls week to hand Irvine the Esed base is a major tback in dwindling majority of supervisors dramatical- ly voted to bail out on their nearly decade-long effort to plan an dlT- port and hand the base to the city that hopes to build a Great Park. • u certainly decreases the chance for an airport at El Toro,· Newport Beach City Manager Homer Bludau said. •At this point, it sounds like a ma1onty of the Board of Supervisors feel that an airport is no longer realisbc." in state park bond money for parks in North County in exchange for her support. Coad was also promised as much as $800,000 in property tax money from base development to be used for a park trust fund. Orange County Fair leaders eye land at closed Marine base • ances for an airport there, city leaders say. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT At the meeting, the surpnse development was Chairwoman Cyntltia Coad breaking ranks from her pro-airport colleagues, who include Newport-Mesa represen- tative Jim Silva. Coad's move surprised Newport Beach Mayor Tod Ridgeway. At the very least, he said, the supervi- sor -who was defeated in March by Fullerton City Councilman Chris Norby -should have asked for more park funds. • Costa Mesa officials say it would be premature to make plans for the reuse of the fairgrounds just yet. Orange County Fairgrounds but added that even the poss1bility pos- es numerous bypothebcal quesboru.. Becky Batley-Findley, general manager and chief executive of the Orange County Falfgrounds, s~ud fdir ofhcials requested 300 acres or lhe closed El Toro Manne base for possible expansion or reJocat10n of the falf as part of Irvine's attempt to annex lhe 3,200-acre parcel. NEWPORT BEACf I -The county's decision to hand over El Toro to Irvine could be one of the final, tf not most shocking, blows to plans for dn airport at lhe closed Marine base, city leaders said Wednesday. "Somebody should talk to Cyn- thltl and ask her to reevaluate that vote,• Ridgeway said. "She could have got a lot more mileage out of her vote."· Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT Before supporting the move, Coad cut a deal with Supervisor Todd Spitzer to receive $2 million COSTA MESA -City leaders said it lS too soon to worry about the possible southern m1grabon of the SEE FAIR PAGE A4 At their meehng Tuesday, a SEE EL TORO PAGE A4 SEAN Hl1£R I DAILY Pl.OT Firefighters with water hoses advance on a brush fire ln Talbert Regional Park that came near townhomes. Park fire burns nearly 4 acres •Officials don't yet know what caused Wednesday's blaze at Talbert Regional Park that caused concern for neighbors. Deepa Bharath DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -A late afternoon brush hre that came close to homes on Balboa Boulevard charred nearly four acres of Talbert Regional Park on Wednesday. Pires are not uncommon in the county-owned park on West 19th Street and Balboa Boulevard, but this was probably the closest it ever got to the townhome complex on Balboa, said Costa Mesa Fire Capt. Kirk Dominic. He said 20 firefighters from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa responded to the call that came in DON lEA(}I /DAILY Pl.OT about 5 p.m. Spectaton along Balboa Boulevard ln Newport Beach, near the Costa Mesa border, watch the parkland brush ttre. SEE FIRE PAGE A7 Film festival's tra.ffiker reels in the ftlms •Volunteer Tom Nolan ensures movies get to viewing destinations and back to their'creators. NEWPORT EACH -Tom olan leaves his steeay and pre· • SH~ A 12 for dictable Ute for rodlY' fifn ~ two weekl ..,.ry Apffi and Jump. i.ato what he kMngly calll • organized cbaoe .• · · Po.-'50 WMb of the year, Nolan ii • Ufecturer' of a sports th .. py ~ Prolca. He holds 30 trade lbowl U!llly and~. by now, that~ Nally ... wrong. SEE FILM Mii M Balboa Theater officials will pitch business plan • Organizers say the venue can add $3 million annually to the local economy but will need fund-raising assistance. June casagrande DAILY PtLOT BALBOA PENINSULA - The Balboa Theater would pump about $3 rrullion a year into the local economy, accordmg to a business plan for the proposed theater that the City Council will review. ·This shows that the the- ater would be a real catalyst to the downtown economy,· said Bill Wren. Vlce president of the BaJboa Performing Arts Theater Foundabon, which is charged W1th transforming the decrepit vaudeville house mto a world-class perfor- mance venue. The buc;mess plan was requested by city officials who are cons1denng quadrupling the clly's current $480,000 investment in the theater pro- ject by purchasing the build- ing next door at 111 Main St., where Orange Julius iS now located. The Orange Julius would be closed Before smkmg between $1 4 milbon and $1.6 million into the purchase, City Coun- cil member; Sdld they wanted to see a business plan for the project. SEE THEATER PAGE AS Palestinian activist to speak at OCC •Political science professor Ken Hearlson calls Imam Mohammad Al-Asi 'one of the No. 1 radical Islarnists.' Deirdre Newman DAILY PILOT OCC CAMPUS -The Muslim Student Assn. will host a daylong event today at the college to support the Palestin- ian sbuggle against Israel. The event, billed as #Free Palestine Day -The Contro- versy Behmd Ziorusm, • will include two speakers One of them will be Imam Moham- mad Al-Asi. an actlVlSt for human nghts and Palcstuuan issues Pollbcal soence profe:.sor Ken Hearlson said he lS con- cerned about Al-Asi voiong his oplIUODS, "They invite one of the No 1 radical IS1amists to the cam· pus, and he's only here to mb- cize the Jews m Israel.· Hearl· son said. •Maybe he's here to applaud and 1om hands with SEE SPEAKER PAGE AS Time for a consensus lN A2 Thur'®y, April 18, 2002 Darcy Bateman SHE IS Providing your pooch with plenty of exercise when you don't have the time DOG BEHAVIOR 101 The peaceful sidewalks and pic- turesque beach.front of Newport Beach are Darcy Bateman's office. Five days a week, Bateman strolls the neighborhood with dogs of all sizes and temperaments as a walker for Darling Little Rascals Pet Sitting and Dog Walking Service. "You have to have a passion for ani- mals and understand that it's not an ~job,• Bateman said. "It takes a lot of endurance.• With a background working with wild annnals, Bateman is attuned to the nuances of canine conduct. "Working with wolves, you learn body behavior and have to be aware of the circumstances and what's around you, especially other dogs and their owners,• Bateman said. Yard House restaurant earns national award The Yard House was selected to receive this year's Hot Concepts! - an award bestowed by Nation's Restaurant News, a leading trade publication for the restaurant and hospitality industry. Steele Platt and Steve Reynolds, founders of the Yard House, and part- ners Harald Herrmann and Chef Car- lita Jocson, will accept the award May 19 in Chicago during the National Restaurant Show. Yard House restaurants are in Cos- ta Mesa, Long Beach, Irvine and Ran- cho Mirage, with plans to open a fifth restaurant in Downtown San Diego at 4th Street and Broadway in December. Nation's Restaurant News editorial staff, along with s1x senior executives from top hospitality organizations, select restaurants that meet criteria that include strong concept definition, an VOLM,N0.108 ,,..... ........ ~ ,...-. She's taking doggy steps CONTROW NG DOGS OF AU SIZES Bateman has been walking for Dar- ling Little Rascals for the past two years and spends about 20 minutes. with each dog per day. On a recent morning, Bateman walked two dogs of contrasting size and attitude. First was Milo, a Great Dane that Bateman descri~ as •a big goofball. • Bateman took Milo to a grassy field nearby and ran back and forth with him as he galloped around. She·kept bold of him using a choke co11ar and explained that tt is not bannful, "The collars simulate an alpha male in the park coming in,• Bateman said "When the pup disobeys, the alpha will come and grab it by the neck and the throat collapses. It does not hurt the dog. When you understand that part, you understand how the dynamics work. It's all about education.• Next was Dodger, a small Jack Rus- BRIEFLY IN BUSINESS entrepreneurial spirit, strong consumer appeal and a sound finandaJ position determ.U:ied by a credit check. A restaurant must be present in at least three markets or operate five stores, and cannot be more than 5 years old to qualify for the award. The Yard House was one of five restaurants selected nationally to receive the award. The restaurant's name was derived from the colonial tradibon of serving 36-inch-high glasses of beer to weary stagecoach drivers. Newport law firm wins Newport Corp. case lrell & Manella, a law firm with an office in Newport Beach, anno<inced last week that it •successfully defend· ed Newport Corp., the world's leading manufacturer and disbibutor of .high- predsion components and systems used for development and application ..... lwr ....... --WW .,., ....... 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"Darcy really has a way with all animals.• And Bateman says she develops a strong attachment to the dogs she walks l!lS well "You're happy for them on their birthdays and when they aoss that proverbial rainbow bridge. we all feel it,• Bateman said. "We're like an extended family .• -Story by Deirdre Newman; photo by Greg Fry of laser and optical technologies. • Newport Electronics Inc. had sued the Irvine-based company •tor trade- mark infrUW,ement, false designation of origin and dilution under the Lan- ham Act and for violations of the Con- necticut Unfair 1Tade Practices Act.• The trial was held in federal district court in Bridgeport, Conn. The jury deliberated tor two days before favor- ing Newport Corp. Animal hospital receives accreditation Costa Mesa's Newport Harbor Ani- mal Hospital has again received accreditation by the American Animal · Hospital Assn. About 15% of all small animal veterinary facilities are acaed- lted members of the association. Newport Harbor ~ved a 4-year acaedl.tation, the group's highest hon- or. The hospital has been a member since 1984. right No MW' stories. lllustratlonl, edttoriel 1Mtt9f'« ~ hlf.tn Qft be reproduced without Wf1ttiln pennlltion of~ owner. HOW IO ltEAOt U5 (JrQMdon The rm. Otenge County (IOO) 252-9141 ..... dlll. o.lf!H ~-..,. Dlsplay (Mt) W-4111 ....... ~(M9)'42.. ~(Ml)S7+4W NIWs ....... ,.,. ... .... .-m ..... 'I Doily Pilot Centre in on a Right travel deal Flight Centre Newport Beach is a new travel specialty store that opened recenU1 at Westcliff Plaz4. It offers deals on llights, tours, cruises and car rentals. There are no book- ing fees, and it advertises that it can get you the "low- est any international air fare guarantee.• It promises to offer a better price on an international flight from a competing travel agent. Examples of low air fare rates are Caho San Lucas from $150, New York from $269, London from $275, Paris from $298, Hawaii from $349, Costa Rica from $359, Tokyo from $366, Hong Kong from $425, Rio de Janeiro from $435, Asia Pass from $741 and Sydney from $795. Flight Center is at 1132 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. (949) 574-7450. Sarah Whitcomb Antiques has recently opened a new antique mall in suites F and G at 130 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. The new •dealer mall" has 11 booths with all kinds of antiques. "The diverse styles and collections are attracting much attention, with many positive comments from cus- tomers,• says Sharon. ·we have everything from vin· tage jewelry to French coun- try, old toys and trains to Chinese furnishings. Also, there's a great selection of old postcards and antique gardening items, even Bohemian annoires and a Civil War doll." More items include sterling 1latware, crystal stemware and porce- lain. It's open from 11 ·a.m . to 5 p.m . Tuesday through Sat· urday. (949) 65()..5947. A new upscale children's (esale store called Newport Kids bas opened on Ea.st 17th Street in Costa Mesa. It . specializes in infant, chil- dren's and maternity cloth- ing, toys, equipment and furniture. It's at 462 E. 17th St. (949) 548-2849. Jo Malone, a British per- fumer and skin expert, intro- duced a new skin care line that's available at Neiman Marcus at Fashion Island. Jo Malone started her business in 1983 with a small private facial clinic in London. Mal- one's business thrived since she started a •revolutionary• technique of facial massage. Without using any electron- ics, Malone used her hands. Malone soon found herself with more than 2,000 clients who loved her bands-<>n approacll and her wonderful skin care products. Her lat- est akin care line comes from her background of skin care knowledge, and it can be tailored for your life,style. All of her products are deslgned to work alone or with others. There's a selection of clean- en and molsturlzers for d.aily skin care, and there's a col- Greer Wylder BEST BUYS lectlon of specialists -that can be combined with cleansers,mo~turtzesand other specialist products for the skin's individuals needs. "Your skin is always chang- ing and affected by every- thing you do,• says Malone. "Leaming to listen to your skin and become aware of its changes is the first step toward creating healthier looking skin.• A list of Mal- one's cleansers includes Eucalyptus and Mint Froth- ing Cleansing Cream. $35; Avocado Qea.nsing Milk, $25 and $451 Camphor Oeansing Gel, S25 and MS; Rosemary and Lavender Skin Tonic, $20 ond $40; Juniper Skin Tunic, $20 and $40; and Purifying Soft Clay, $35. The "speclallsts" are Vitamin E Gel, $401 Protein Skin Serum, $100; Pace Refining Serum, $70; Dally SPP 15 Lotion, $351 Eucalyp- tus Oil Control Solution, $35; and Blemish Control Solu· tion, $25. The moisturizers are Jojoba Day Molstwizer, $50 and $90; Gtn.seng Day Moisturizer Cream. $451 Orange and Geranium Night Cream,S60;Aprtcotand Aloe Eye Gel, $40; and Green Tea and Honey Eye Cream, $50. Neiman Marcus is at Fashion Island, New- port Beach. (949) 759-1900. Alta Dena Esprea la the most convenient place to buy milk and all kinds of things when you're short on time. It has a bargain on Alta Dena milk at $6.49 for two gallons. It also sells oth- er dairy products, vegeta- bles, snacks, beers, sodas and household cleaners. It has two locations in Costa Mesa, on Santa Ana Avenue and on Baker Street. "Sesame Street Uve" is coining to the Orange County Performing Arts Center in Costa Mesa from May 9 to May 12. Tickets are now on sale at Robln- sons-May Tidtetmuter, on the third level, near gift wrap , at South Coast Plaza iit Costa Mesa. U you pw· chase your ttcketl there, you'll receive • SeN.me Street Growth Chart, while supplies Last. • llST IUYI eppe.n ~ end Saturdays. Send lnfonNtlon to Greer Wyfdet It 330 W. hY St.. Cos1a Mesa. CA 92627, or vi• fu It (949) '4M170. r SURF AID SUI Doily Pilot First Newport candidate emerges • Longtime activist and fonner lobbyist will vie for the seat being vacated by the termed-out O'Neil. June C.sagrende DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - Making the first splash in the upcoming election sea- son, longtime community activist Laura Bekeart Dietz has made public her plans to run for City Council. The 56-year-old Corona del Mar resident will vie for Councilman Dennis O'Nell's District 6 seat when term limits require him to step down this fall. ·vears ago, I was approached by a GOP offi- cial who asked me to run for state office,• Dietz said. •At that time, I said it's not the time for me. But now that my son is graduating from high school, I'll have more time to dedicate to my passions: local and national polltics a,nd community service.• Dietz, a former profes- siortal lobbyist who now describes herself as a "pro- fessional volunteer• is a member of the city's Envi- ronmental Quality Affairs Citizens Advisory Commit- tee, the newly formed Gen- eral Plan Advisory Commit- tee, and the Corona del Mar Residents Assn. Board of Directors. . She is also active in the Newport Harbor Republican Women's Club and plans to officially announce her intent to run at that group's luncheon Friday at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. No other contenders for the seat have emerged yet. Dietz said her top goal in running for a council post is to help secure senior hous- ing and services. "Our senior population is growing: she said. "Seniors need more care and more medical attention. We have an area in Newport Beach near Hoag Hospital where we can create, Without view impairment, mu1tistory facil- ities for seniors that can pro- vide services for all levels of care.• She added that she would like to see a senior commu- nity center built in the area as well. Also high on Dietz's prior- ity list are W(lter quality aJld other issues that directly affect quality of life in New- port Beach . A San Prancisco native, Dietz moved to Newport Beach from Charlottesville, Va., in 1988. "I was immediately enamored with this area -I thought 'Wow,·· she said. • 1t seemed to have all the elements anyone would want in a community, and I haven't been disappointed. ... I've been active in the community, been here awhile and am very interest- ed in the quality of life issues and would do my very best to do what's best for the city.• Finley ftles for divorce after wife's arrest • Newport Coast resident and former Angel says he fears she will harm him and their two children. She admits addiction to prescription drugs. Oeepe Bhereth DAILY PILOT NEWPORT COAST Former Angels pitcher Chuck Finley filed for divorce from actress wife Tawny Kilaen Finley days after she was arrested on charges of beating and scratching him after an alter- cation at an Irvine restaurant. Finley. 39, filed divorce papers April 4 -three days after the altercation -at the Orange County Superior Court in Orange. asking the court to dissolve their four- year marriage based on "irreconcilable dilferences. • Kitaen Finley faces arraignment April 29 on two domestic violence charges. Police responded to a 911 hang-up call at the couple's Newport Coast home the night of April 1. Officials said they found cuts and bruises on Finley's arms and face that they believe were caused by his wile. Kitaen Finley reportedly got into an argument with her husband as they drove home from dinner, hurt him with her high-heeled shoes. scratched him on the face and pulled his ear, police offi- cials said. Court documents show Finley is seeking legal cus- tody of their two children, ages 9 and 4. in a statement attached with the court filing, Finley said · he believed his wife "presents a significant and substantial risk to the health and safety of our children.• He said Kitaen Finley was addicted to prescription drugs and that be discovered "various knives" under the bed in their master bedroom after she was arrested. "I'm fearful,• he said, "that [Kitaen Finley), who has in her past attempted suicide, will ha.rm others, including me or including our children, unless WHE~J YOU ARt RLADY TO tMBRACE Llf E CHA~JGING 'v\i'EIGH 1 LOSS . Chuck Finley restrained from being around me or around our children.· Finley has also asked that pending further court order. Kitaen Fmley be ordered to remam at least 100 yards away from hun and thetr chl.1- dren. Kitaen Finley face~ a year in pnson and a $6,000 hne if convicted of the charges. In a separate statement, Kitaen Finley acknowledged she has been addicted to pre- scription medications for depression , and migraine headaches over the past two years. She said she voluntari- ly checked into a 30-day rehabilitation treatment pro- gram last week. "I'm seeking treatment for the issue so I can be the healthiest and best mother possible to my two daugh- ters, who mean the world to me.• she said in her state- ment. an Quebbeniann, M.D., IS one of the first surgeons In lfornla to perfOnn adV•nced l•~roscopk surgical .. ceaures for weight loss. he is located In Orange County, serving as ~teal Director of the ~-Program at Huntington Beach Hospjtal. r. Quebbemann in person and learn what thousands. of formerly pie already know. The secret to LONGr TERM weight loss is rgf!fY, including laoaroscopic gastric ~ and th• FDA· · ·malty invasive tAP•BAND procedure. ROLUNG BY • • • • Thursday, April 18, 2002 A3' • GREG FRY I DAl.Y Pl.OT Two skaters practice their moves Inside a vacant storefront on 17th Street BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Women's group will sponsor breakfast Women Helping Women will hold its annual fund-rais- ing breakfast next month in an effort to gain support for programs that help women make the transition from dependence to economic seU- sufficiency. The organization serves needy and abused women by offering clients free program services that include personal improvement classes, com- puter training, job search and business-readiness work- shops. Women Helpmg Women is also the largest full-time proVJder of profes- sional clothing and acces- sories for wome11 u1 Orange County. The breakfast wlll take place from 7:15 to 8:45 a.m May 10 at the Holiday lnn, 3131 S. Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. No matter what you're doing, your hometown~ RTS IN ••• Daily Pik>t Fresh Boneless Skin On Chicken Breast Reg •s-. Nows ;!99"' To attend the breakfast or learn more about Wome n Helping Women. call their office at (949) 631 -2333 or visit thelf Web site at www.whw.org. Cable provider will host service meeting AT&T Broadband repre- sentatives will address cus- tomers' concerns dunng a community forum next week, hopmg thetr efforts will con - vey a continued comrrutment to unproving customer ser- U.5.D.A. Choice Tri Tip Roast s5 99 Reg '7"• Now Lb. All Homemade Pork Sausages Sl.-t llalWI. HIX IWiM. Ca/1111, 8tuK/u !==========: Unh. o.n1c s.us.~ 1Jngu1» Alaskan Halibut Re '4fd... Nows 9 Fillet Mangos Haden Variety 5!JCea. Reg s J.3",. rft/;w ~'"· SearedAhi Tuna! s 1599 Tb. Lemon Pound Cake SJ 99 rloaf vice m Costa Mesa. Cable representatives will attend to make on-the-spot adjustments to billing state - ments and service plans while also answering ques- tions. Technicians will be ful:- ly equipped -their service vans m the parking lot -to follow a customer home and repair or install as needed thtst rught. The se minar will take place from 3 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at AT&T Broad- band office at 200 Paulanno Ave .. Costa Mesa. FULL BAR COCKTAILS South Pacific Escolar Fiiiet Reg' J :J",. Now $ lJ99 AUanUc Salmon Fillet Reg '13" .. Now s-499,. • Large Cooked Shrimp Reg s16". Nows~,. I • PUILIC SAFETY POLICE FILES COSTA MESA •West.._ Stn.t: A ptOWler was reported In the 600 blodc at 12:13 a.m. Tues- day. • lristol StrMt: A petty theft was repotted In the 33()0 blodc at ~ p.m. Tues- day. • Fair Drive: Vandalism was reported In the first blodc at 12:27 p.m. Tue5day. ,. Fairview ltolld: A petty theft was reported in the 3400 block at 12:34 p.m. Tuesday. • Hatbor llouhrvard: Prosti- tution was reported in the 3100block at 11:23.a.m. Tuesday. • MacArthw Boulevard: Annoying phone calls were reported in the 1500 block at 11:10 a.m. Tuesday. • s.nta Isabel Avenue: An auto theft was reported in the 200 block at 6:40 a.m. Tuesday. • 22nd Street and New- port Boulevard: A traffic accident involving injuries was reported at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH • Eastbluff Drive: Battery was reported in the 2100 blodc at 11 :03 a.m. Tuesday. • Irvine Avenue: A petty theft was reported in the 1000 block at 11:08 a.m. Tuesday . • Md.clden .... and West Oman ff'ont: Battery was reported at 2:11 p.m. Tuesday . • Newport c.m.r Qriw East A petty theft ./las reportedin the 600 block at 7:51 p.m. Tuesday. • Promont.oty Drive West and East Coast Highway: A traffic accident involving injuries was reported at 2:57 p.m. Tuesday. • 11th StrMt: A loud party was reported in the 100 block at 11:20 p.m. Tuesday. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS County issues bacteria warning High bacterial levels on Tuesday led Orange County Health Care Agency offidals to post warnings along about 1 ,000 feet of Corona del Mar State Beach. The postings will remain there until further notice. offidals said. bmg-term postings in Newport Beach are still in effect at Harbor Marina at Coast High- way and Newport Boulevard; 43rd Street Beach; and in the 33rd Street Channel between 33rd Street and 37th Street. Postings are also in effect at Harbor Patrol Beach. FAIR CONTINUED FROM A 1 Orange County supervi- SOlS voted Tuesday to. support Jrvine's plan to acquire, annex and develop the closed El Toro Marine base -a plan that includes a large designa· tion for the Orange County Fairgrounds. Balley-Findley ~d fair offi- cials were prompted to apply for the land to pursue an off- campus equestrian center. which is part of the fcUr'- grounds' 10-yEN\r master plan. The existing site on Pair Drive is 160 atres. Pair offi- cials are ·asking for nearly double that amount of land at the closed base. Balley-Find- Iey said officials picked the "nice round figure" because there is so much land avail- able. "It's just a goal on our part to ask for that nwriber and see .if it will be considered,~ Bailey-Findley said. "The idea of relocating completely is very, very preliminary.• U the fair were to head south, it opens a variety of possibilities for the state- owned land bordered by the Costa Mesa Freeway, Fair Drive, Fairview Road and Arlington Drive. City Manager Allan Roed- er said the city would be interested in the land, but FILM CONTINUED FROM A 1 He's usually in bed by mid- night. It's the remaining two weeks of the year that flip his life upside-down. As the print traffiker for the Newport Beach Film Fes- tival, Nolan ensures all 200- plus films get where they need to be every spring. He's not in charge of bringing the films to Newport Beach. But once they arrive, that's when Nolan's fortnight of "bedlam• begins between the Lido Theater, Edwards Big Newport, Edwards Island Cinemas and the ever crammed-and-slammed festi- val office. "There'd be nothing worse than for the theater lights to go down and nothing play,• the 57-year-old said. Once the films screen, Nolan returns them to their senders (who are spread across more than 27 countries) or jockeys the movies to different theaters for repeat viewings. "That is a monumental task,· said Todd Quartaroro, director of marketing. "I can say that Tom Nolan keeps the entire festival running smoothly.• But the traffiker's job description far exceeds that of a messenger. Over the years, he's learned to go from traffiker to CONSIGN • DESIGN Quality,fumishings for. your honN Just Arrived: ··.eeach Gottage" Accessories & Furnishings Consi~nts Accepced By Appointment Only 369 E. 11Ui Som #JO •Com Mne • (949) 764-1746 u.;w....,,.....,_, ..... : MOH'ft l"°"".J;lCJllm; S. IORxalwt ............ .. only ii it could be acqutred for e nomin41 price. ·u they should relocate, then that property should be made available to the city, not traded or sold oft for some other commerdal or econom- ic use," Roeder s&d. Given the state's 6.nand.al crisis, that option may be unlikely, Roeder said. "My sense is that (the state) would have to think lohg and ha.rd about that property 8irnply being given to the city." Roeder said. A slew of "ifs" peppered each of Roeder's statements about the posSible use of the land. . U Irvine succeeds in annexing and properly clean- ing the closed base ... U fair offidals dedde to move the entire site to South County ... If Costa Mesa could acquire the land at 88 Pair Drive from the state ... U all those factors should fall into place, Roeder pre- dicted the city would use the land for more parks and field space. "Obviously the first thing that leaps to mind is the city's need for more parks and recreation,• Roeder said. . Kim Pederson, a parks and recreation commissioner, said that would be his dream for the site. In addition to more playing fields and open space, the city could have the engineer with projectionists asking about a film's aspect ratio, its sound requirements and what sort of millimeter the piece is shot on. "When you're a volunteer, everything's your job,# Nolan said. He's set up food platters at opening and closing galas, he's carried tables, he's answered a page mid-screen- ing and run out to tend to small festival emergencies. He's even found himself far from his Laguna Hills bed at midnight. The Hard Rock Cafe, Wolfgang Puck and the Four Seasons Hotel -he's a regular face at these party headquarters. In his fourth year of traf- ficking films -he· started with the Jeffrey Conner ver- sion known as the Newport Beach International Film Fes- tival in the late '90s -Nolan has learned that the best thing to wear every day is a big smile. "You just try to speak in a calm, patient voice and know that everything will be OK,• be said. Which is hard, sometimes, considering all the things that could possibly go wrong. About 65% of the films arrive in the mail well before the festival begins. No, they don't all come in sophisticat- ed canisters -some get thrown in everything from supennarket bags to laundry hampers -but they get here. Others are hand-carried by ------., ~ -- perfect spot tor a long-await- ed skaUt park. •we sure could build a blg one there,• Pederson said about a possible skate park. People should not get ahead of themselves, Roeder wained. Many hurdles have yet to be. crossed and any pos- sible use ol the fairgrounds would have to be carefully planned and budgeted. Roeder also outlined a con- cern that his fellow Orange County dty managers have warned against. and that is alloWing Ute closed base to be developed in such a way that existing . county businesses coQ).d be lured to the South . Couhty site with a promise of cheap land -a move that could potentially rob other cities of sales tax and greatly diminish their coffers. "Cities cannot hope to compete i.yith an offer of cheap land,• Roeder said. · Ed Fawcett, president and chief executive of the Costa Mesa Chamber of .Com- merce. said he is not worried. Irvine has too many hurdles to clear before the fair- grounds' relocation is a possi- bility, he added, and he refus- es to fret about it yet. "We have plenty of time to sweat over it,• Fawcett said. • LOUtA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harp- erOlatlmes.com. the directors to the screening the day it's supposed to show. Yet others are overnighted, coming straighffrom another festival. "We hope and pray." Nolan said. There are films that arrive with trailers from a previous festival still attached. There are films that get sent without cores -the middle section to which the projector is attached. Nolan laughs describing each mini-catastrophe. Everyone means well, be concludes. After all, festivals everywhere are run mostly by volunteers. "It migbt've been a doctor from Wisconsin,• he mused, about how a film arrives with- out cores. But it's this volunteer spirit that brings Nolan back for 18- hour work days every year to celebrate film.making. The hectic office, the fact that six different things always hap- pen at once and the almost- humorous guaxantee that everything might go wrong challenges him to help make the screenings happen. "You just learn that your own personal needs and wants are going to go on the back burner, • Nolan said. "Everything's for the good of the festival. The festival always comes first." • YOUNG otANG writes features. She may be reached at (949) 574- 4268 or by e-mail at young.cha~latimes.com. EL TORO CONTINUED FROM A 1 Navy ottidals have announcad their intention to sen df3,700oldle4,700~oltbe base. The federal government has set aside 1,000 acres foJ' a mandatmy wildll1e preseive. . A Navy announcement 15 scheduled for April 23, but Federal Aviation Administra- tor Jane Garvey could step in tq delay that decision. Garvey, who has p~bllcly remisined silent on the issue, supports an airport at the base, PAA • spoke~woman Thmmy Jones said. "The administrator is sup- portive of the local govern- ment's efforts to find alterna- tives to selling off the land at El Toro,• Jones said. "Whatev- er the local government comes up with to deal with the solu- tion, she is supportive of.• But, regardless of Garvey's ayptic stance, Irvine ls moving ahead with annexation plans. Irvine Cicy Manager Alli- son Hart gave a presentation to the board on Tuesday in which she laid out her city's aggressive schedule for OllTUARIES Aaron Evan Michaelsen Aaron Evan Michaelsen, a Newport Beach resident. died Sat- urday. He was .to. Mr. Michaelsen suffered a heart attack on Saturday, just two days shy of bis 41st birthday. Mr. Michaelsen was intelligent, interested in politics and loved other people~ kids as much as bis own, said bis wife of 16 years, Anne. "He was enremely honest, extremely hard- working,• she said. ·1 always remembered what he said every day to the kids as they were leaving for school: 'do your best and keep your protniSes.'• Mr. Michaelsen was born ln Chicago and raised in Santa Cruz. He groduated Phi Beta Kap- pa from Claremont Men's College with a bachelor's degree in economics and a special focus in political science. He also received a master's degree in finance from the Ander- son Graduate School at UCLA. Hil business career spanned 11 years and included executive posi- dons with 8qy Steams and Co., Duff & Phelps, Union Bank and the Bell- port Group, in addition to entrepteoeurlal ventures. He also .erved as the president of the Los Angeles Chapter of Young Executives of America, in Wbich tie wo.s actively fuvolved in ReptibUcan polities. In adclition to bli busi· ness and community involvement, Mr. Micbaellen was actively 1nvOlVed with hit dlil- dnm's COl:nmwiity youth ,lpCli1I progiama u both a c:oecb and • mentor. and waa an actlvv member of Temple Bat Yahin tn Newport 1*ch. Mr. Mlchaelaen's friends and fa:lnily bAw Mtabli•hed a trust for the beneat Of h1$ dUldrim. COntribUdoril :may be made ID tbe Mtcbae118D ChDdNo 1hllt at 1°'8 lrVble Ave., PMB 42", N~ BMc:b. CA 92680. He II sunMd by wife Analt and four c:bOdren. Doily Pilot securing the property and tu.ming around a perk plan. Irvine offidalt plan to begin negotiations with the Navy in May, circulate an environmental analysis in September and annex the · base by April 2003. . . Measure W, which passed on ~ ~ with a 58% mar- gin, rezoned the base from aviation to open space. Air- port boosters have sued to overturn the initiative. •That's what the voters voted for," Irvine Councilman Mike Ward said. •we helped create this idea1 and we're going to follow it through.• Not all Newport-Mesa offi- cials are convinced that an airport for the base is dead. Costa Mesa Councilman Gary Monahan said Tues- day's vote could be only polit- ical wangling on a con- tentious issue. "Just because the county took that vote, doesn't mean it is over," Monahan said. "There are sure to be a few more horse traaes."" • MUL C1JNION covers the envi-ronment. John Wayne Airport and politics. He may be reached at (949) 764-4330 or by fHNtil at paul.din- tonO/atfmes.com. SOUTHWORTH Don resident of Newport Beach, beloved father of Steven and Brian, preceeded in death by wife Ruby and father Don Southworth Sr. passed away at home April 14, 2002 at the age of 69. Memorial services will be held Menday, April 22, 11 :00 a.m. at the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to the American Cancer Society. BRITTINGHAM, Betty L beloved wife for fifty two years of Kenneth A. Brittingham, of Newport Beach, California. passed w:Nay April 13, 2002 in Newport Beach. Born in Rockford, Illinois on October 3, 1928. Attended West High School In Rockford, IRinols, graduated from Coachela, Valley High School In Coachella, CA. Betty was a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority at Urlversity of Califomla Beft<eley. Betty and Ken were married at the Church of the Good Shepherd In 8eYet1y Hiils, CA on June 20 1949. They were members of St Manin of Tours Parish In BAwltwood, CA prior to moving to Newport Beach In 1963. Betty was a member of the Westside Guild Children's Hospital of Los Angeles. member of the Udo Isle Women's Club, a board member of the Newport Irvine Chapter of Orange County Music Center, and President of the lntelsotoritV Moeher's CU> at the Univefslty of Southern California 1978-1979. She was a proud member of the National Sodety of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Her son. Kenneth A. Bflttingham, Jr., pl'e08ded Betty In death. She Is suMved by he< husband, 'Kenneth A. emtingham, and he< three chllelren, John Bnttlngham (Kathy) of North Tustin, CA, Debby Jones (Jesse} of Newport Beach, CA, and l..Ol'i Viole' {Thn) of Pacfflc Palisades, CA. She ls also 8UtVlved by nine pldchildren, John, Bob. Ktf8tl and Mike Brittingham, Et1n and Lauren O'Leaiy, and Nicole, 11m "Stttr, and Taryn Viole'. Mii& ot Christian Bunal k> be hltd Friday, April 19th, 10 AM. CU Lady of Mount Catmel Ctuch 1-441 w. Beboa BNd. ,. ... opott 8each, with w.em.. ~ • Good Shlptllld eem • r 1n .... _.BIU\.. Doily Pilot Thursday, April 18, 2002 AS ' COSTA MESI CITY COUNCIL WRIP·UP Inside CITY HALL Here are some of~ actions tak- en at the Costa Mesa City Council meeting on Monday. hour law. The council also may explore the possibllrty of letting resi· dents decide the fate of RVs by way of the ballot. a move that would cost the crty at least $5,500, a staff report shows. sanctuary for gardeners. Staff tn the Public Service Depart- ment will apply for the funding from the Murray-Hayden Urban Parks and Youth Service grant pro- gram, whidl is accepting applica- tions for the development of recre- ation facilrties In "highly urbanized and underserved communities." a Pl•nning Comm ssion decision to grant Jeffrey Hutter, the owner of a home in the 200 block of Esther Street permission to demolish the existing structure and build a new 3,339-square-foot home. Steel appealed the decision on behalf of Lori McDonald, a neighbor who lives a street away on Wafnut Street. llD MIEYINI • ..-: 6-.30 p.m. May 6 ... -. Costa Mesa Oty Hall, n fair Drive RV ORDINANCE WHAT rT MEANS: Council members will revisit the issue at the May 6 meeting. WHAT rr MEANS: • .......-.c>N: ('114) 754- 5225 WHAT HAPPENED: ~~uncil members postponed any dec1s1on on 8i recreatlonal vehicle COMMUNITY GARDEN The city will seek a grant for the Westside community garden. McDonald said she is concerned that two two-story structures would be on the same lot. as an acc.essory apartment is built on top of a garage and is not .scheduled for demolition. She also said the project is incompati· ble with the neighborhood. enhance the neighborhood and increase property values. ' WHAT HAPPENED: WHAT tT MEANS: ordlnanee until the entire coundl can be present. Coundlwoman Lib- by Cowan was not at the meeting, and her colleagues decided the Issue was too important to pursue without her vote. To bring some hortkulture to the Westside, council members autho- rized a grant applica- t ion to fund a commu- nity garden on Charle and Hamilton streets. TWO·STOIY REQUEST WHAT HAPPENED: In a report planning raff say that while the two neighboring homes are one-story, the Eastside is "an eclectic mix of residences." It is difficult to.deny a request for a two- story home on the grounds that sur- rounding houses are single-story homes, the report states. Hutter may go ahead with his remodeling project. An Eastside man got the go- anead to demolish his one-story The same, small WHAT THEY SAID: Neighbor Jeff Kirst spoke in favor of Hutter's project while interjecting some humor. The council was scheduled to con- sider a simple ban -with certain exceptions, a placard system and tougher rules for the existing 72- Westside plot was rejected as a site for a skate park last year. Now, Instead of promoting the adrenaline rushes of skaters, the property may serve as a calming house and replace it with a two-story home after the City Council unanimously upheld a previous decision allowing him to do so. Councilman Chris Steel appealed A handful of Hutter's neighbors were present to support his remod- eling project. They said it would "The only problem I have Is now my wife wants me to build her a two-story house, .. he said. -Compiled by Lolita Harper THEATER CONTINUED FROM A1 On Tuesday, city staff will present to council members the plan, which argues that even if the theater project falls through, the city woul'O net about $920,000 on their current investment in the theater by converting it into a commercial property. The plan a lso projects that it will take about three years for the theater to achieve its full revenue potential of about $600,000 a year. "I don't think it's a sur- prise to the city that it will be several years before the theater is up and runrung financially,• City Manager Homer Bludau said. The plan shows that the theater will operate at a deficit of about $150,000 a year, but Wren said that's the way most theaters oper- ate. "Performing arts theaters lose money; they're con- stanUy in fund-raising mode. That's not unusual,· said Wren, who explained that the disparity might be covered by fund-raising by the theater's Divas auxiliary group or through board members' contributions, which a re expected to be about $125,000 a year. The benefits of the the- ater, which would showcase drama, dance, music and even film, extend far beyond its own books, Wren said. The 350-seat venue would draw theatergoers from throughout the county, shaping the economy and culture of the peninsula year-round. •It fills a void in a county that does not have perform- ing arts theaters Uus size and with the facilities we will have,· Wren said. •And it will pull spenders into the community year-round.• The theater suffered its most recent setback when planners learned that the building's basement would require about $1.4 million in upgrades before it could be Welcome to State Farm Bank9 Get a competitive retum fOf your money, with rates that iOO"ease with the amount you Invest. And get the Good Neighbor se=oo deservl from your bank. 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"We have to look at this, using sound business Judg- ment, as an investment,• Ridgeway said. •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers New- port Beach. She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 or. by e-mail at june.casagrandeO/atimes.com. SPEAKER CONTINUED FROM A 1 the Jews, I hope that's correct.• Hearlson also maintamed that invited speakers such as AJ-Asi should be subject to the same conduct of speech as professors. Hearlson was accused m the fall of harassing Musllm students and was eventually cleared of most of the charges. But he received what he considered a repri- mand from the college's pres- ident, Margaret Gratton, admonishing him for singling out specific students on the basis of theu religion or eth- nicity and declaring that stu- dents should not feel obligat- ed to defend their religion. "l think AJ-Asi has the right of freedom of speech,· Hearlson said. "But this was the type of speech that they accused me of. Whether 1t be 10 the classroom or an outside speaker, if they have certain standards for me, they should be the same for anyone.· College spokesman Jim Carnett said the two speakers were approved by the di.strict as part of its normal procedure. This lS not the hrst time anti-Zionist d emonstrations have provoked controversy al the school. In November 2000, the Muslim Student Assn. was denied use of rooms on campus for a sunilar program because college offi- cials feared the content rrugbt spark tension and offend Jewish students. At thdl tune, the group did not follow prop- er procedure, Carnett said. The college will employ the usual degree of campus FYI Two lectures included as part of "Free Palestine Day -The Controversy Behind Zionism" will take place in the Orange Coast College quad free speech zone and student lounge from noon to 2:30 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. secunty and will not take any extra safety precaubons for today's event. Carnett said. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers edu- cation. She may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newmanOlatJ~.com. RosEY's AUIOBODY ----= ·~ -. ~ .-. -- You have the right to choose your repair facility Insist on the Best LIFETIME WARRANTY Full Service Collision Center ln1urance Approved Shop (949 642-4522 COMM ·rm~- 'I continue to pray for him and the vict.lm. If it turns out to be true, The Dally Piiot we4<omeS letten on lfa.-s cot'Qmlng Newport ~ad\ and Cost.I Mesa. • I • unas-Mail to fdrtorial Plge Editor .,._ ..... at the Dally Pilot. llO W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. CA 92627 I ~mpathize with the victim.' • MADlllS HCmJNI -Call (949) 642-6086 • MX -Send to (949) ~170 -JNn ForlNltt\ founder of Share Our Selves In Costa Mesai and a 40-year member of St John the Baptist catholic Church In Costa Mesa, on allegatlons that Father Jerome Henson of tM church molested a boy In 1981 • E-MAa.-Send to dailypllo•tJtNS.com All comspondenee must Include Ml name, home- town and phone number (for vetlflmlon purposes). The Piiot reseNeS the right to tdlt all IUbmlssfom f0< clarity and length. A6 Thursday, AP'il 18, 2002 EDITORIAL ' OCC ·honorees lead by example O range Coast College faculty members hdd such a hard ume choo mg the school's FacuJly Member of the Year m Mdrch loot lhey chose two -malh professor Vdlene lidyward and art professor Karen Mortillaro. Hdyward has been with OCC since 1989. ·she directs the Coast Commu- nity College District's inno- vative TEACh3 Program thdt trains students for careers in teaching. discussion. He was later cleared of those charges. It seems the school's fac- ulty m embers who voted for the honor should all be appreciated, for they picked two very fine indi- viduals for the award. "I see myself as a motiva- tor with high expectations. There are no such things as stupid or dumb qu~ons and no such thing as failure." Doily Pilot FU PHOTO I OAJt.Y PRO! Mortillaro jomed the col- lege 32 yedrs ago. She has rounded a business with he r husband. received a patent lor one of her works and has earned three fellowships. That was Mortillaro, who has the right attitude when it comes to teaching. Every- one inside and outside of teaching should take those words to heart. WCA worker trims a EucalYP.tm tree on Windward Lane in Newport Beach. On Tuesddy, the college honored both of them and has also invited the two to spedk dl the school's gradu- abon. Overall, the faculty norru- nated 12 of their own for the annuaJ award. Among them was political science profes- sor Ken Hearlson, whose name reached national cir- cles last fall after Muslim stu- dents accused. him of harass- ment during a post-Sept. 11 "II was kind of like 'Oh my gosh.' It's a great place to work and I've had some wonderful mentors." And that was Hayward, who obviously comes across as quite grounded. and very nattered-yet additional proof she's worthy of the honor bestowed upon her. We hope everyone, espe- cially students, recognizes these two individuals and learns from their examples. There's certainly a reason they're at the head of the class. ' , LEnERS. TO THE EDITOR Sycamore trees looked just fine What is it about face lifts that they never look quite right (Facelift to 17th Street center nearly com- plete,• Dec. 10)1 Perhaps at Hillgren Square it is a generic choice of stucco and palm trees that once again replaces any etist- ing history within the dty of Costa Mesa. Somehow, we just saw it .coming that those beau- tiful, healthy sycamore trees were to meet their fate with the bulldozer. Does anyone around here realize that those trees were actually native to this area ~d that palm trees . are not? Enough already. Oh, and by the way, what are the requirements to become an upscale client? . IAN M. YOUNG AND UNOA H; YOUNG Costa Mesa Costa Mesa lackS beach component Here's a new name for Costa Mesa: Costa Mesa Beach (bring your own sand). ANNA BmY GOLDMAN Corona del Mar A ll citizens of Newport Beach should be proud of the hard work done by our Urban Forester J ohn Conway and the city being named "Tree City USA· However, J feel that your article (·A forest grows in Newport,• April 7) did not present the problems with view . preservation in a balanced manner. This article highlighted one ocean-front homeowners "question- able" complaint about a tree block- ing his view from his bathroom. The article did not mention the four years of participation by both view and non-view homeowners with Con- way, the city's staff, the Park Beaches and Recreation Commission and the City Council in establishing the G-1 Policy in 1998. This policy provides for reforestation and trimming to protect the views of all our residents while still preserving our urban forest. While emphasizing the city's valua- tion of lhe wban forest at $63 million, the article does not point out that view homes have an increased value of $500,000 to $1 million-plus over comparably sized non-view homes on the same street. There are more than 1,000 view homes in Corona del Mar alone, easily adding well over $750 million in taxable value to the city. In City Council Districts 2, 3 and 7, view preservation is one of the major issues residents have asked to be addressed in the new updated city general plan. Unbalanced reporting over this sensitive issue is not fair to the resi- dents and city staff who have worked so hard to address this important matter. YVONNE HOUSSELS Corona del Mar • EIMTOR'S NOTE; Yvonne Houssels is the former presJdent of Harbor View Hills South HomeolNf'lers Assn. and a partkipant on the committee to establish the G-1 Policy. Marinapark residents need to pack and move on Here we go again. First the Crys- tal Cove people want out of lhe lease they signed ages ago and now Mari- na Park. These people can't be that naive to think these documents are meaningless. The fact that the Newport Beach City Council tS even trying to accom- modate them irritates me. They cer- tainly weri! thrilled to sign the lease 17 years ago. Did they think it would give them the right to cheap living the rest or their lives? Tell them their time is up and get on with the business of running the city. There are much more pressing issues than this one that is clearly not up for discussion. RHODA FRJEDMAN Newport Beach Kids need information when time is right ls Steve Smith (Family Tune - "Kids need shielding and time to grow.· March 16) really that naive that he believes by shielding children from what he deems "bad information" this will somehow protect them from life? lnformation and education is pow- er and if children are told the truth, in an age-appropriat.e manner, they will be much more secure in this ever- changing world. I also feel that Smilh needs to stop taking cheap shots at Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict trustee Jim Ferryman, move on and focus on what is really important. MAXINE MACHA Costa Mesa Pilot editorial needs some clarification I would like to correct an unfortu- nate impression tlutt may have been created by the Pilot echtonal "Costa Mesa should appreciate property own- er's compromise" (Feb. 28). The editor- ial states that Costa Mesa dty planrung staff urged resident Michael Schrock to apply for a zone change on h1s Ceal Place property and then reconunended City Council deny the appllc.abon. In fact. staff temporarily reconunended denial when a parking deficiency WdS discovered between the Planning Commission and City Coundl hear- ings. However, once this problem was corrected, staff returned to its origmal recommendation of approval. While zoning and land develop- ment issues often generate contro- versy and disagreement, it would be a shame to further complicate ttiing<; by giving the impression that oty staff is intentionally misleading applicants. Costa Mesa residents, business owners and developers deserve better service than that. and we do our best to provide it. PERRY VAlANTINE Costa MeSd • EDOOWS NOTE Peny Valantine is Costa Mesa's assistant development services director Don't be fooled, state has plenty of mule deer California has the highest number of mule deer anywhere, not Nebras- ka or Utah (Inside Scoop -•Council really passes the buck,• March 4). We just don't see that many of them because access to where they are at is extremely limited. The mountain lion is also a maJor cause of the plight of the mule deer Ignorant California voters put a hold on all mountain lion hunting and the deaths of fawns and immature deer has increased dramatically, as have the attacks on humans. XAVIER LIMON Costa Mesa Marinapark hotel arguments are faulty I T his is regarding •Marina park leases won't be more than a year• (Feb. 16) anci •Q&A with Stephen Sutherland -Putting a future on hotd• (Feb. 24). It appears tllat the Daily Pilot bas mounte4 an ad campaign favoring a private developer over the great majod~ of the homeowners on the peninsWa. In the process, you have spread a great deal of diltorted infor- mation conCeming the cwrent and ~ uses of Mannapark. Please grant e(JuaJ opportunity to counter Pile of lhoee mllrepresen.tatkm.a. 'Ttaffk:: Sutbertond'• oontenUon that th propoied hotel wouJd cause no tncreue In traffic or inlght ~sf· tjly decrease traffic on the peninsula :IO laµghable that it hardly ~ rebuttal. Tho traffic lmpact gemrated by bii esthfi4ted guest anwaI and d~ times is pure ~UOD and c.an JUlt a1 reedlly ~ Nlut*d aw count." projectiOOI. a ... bit pointed out however, u.t • •• ol trattic ~•*I by liOlll •t ,. ·-· dallvery end truh ~'lrdtM ....,., etc., wa conve- _.... 1be e·to-,__....., by the C.-._ In uth County ......... 1be~ ................. grMlllr . .• 11111 .. Jltf U a 147•IOOID ...... ,..dlli ....... u .onmaaa111,.., ~ .... -~ltltrom Betty J. Berkshire COMMUNITY COMMENTARY elsewhere, one might ask "But where would they park their can11• Would Sutherland, in order to over- come this objection, promise to build a parking garage for his employees somewhere outside the dty -per- haps in Costa Mesa or Santa Ana1 • HyperboJe: Contrary to his user- tion that hll •oppolition can 1ay any- thing,. it ii in fact Sutherland himself who is pfomlllng the moon ln order to gel.in public appoval foi bis ~ He contends thet he ii wUllng to low· er the number of~ roams, Iowa' tra.fftc, tower the De "'bis ballroom. the me o1 the entire protect if necm- sary, open it to the pubtic, improve the Alnerlam lAlglon property, build a bigger and betllll' G&t Scout ttou.. All ol this and a~ S3 rn1D6an annual mama to the ctty and llill make -.:~1UnderanyeDd11 ea>- nOmk: mndlf.nrwf Do we ...aywa ==..~.==er does the dtf gmt ··~--··1= miil+ ••lkWI bid ... . VUitaf llegruund ... t_ .... .., .. C#Y.Al~-.. ........... ... ... ................... kJUI ID dlllla Ill& .. ' between lh~t •market rate" and what residents are actually pay- ing came about beco.use the dty •cut rents in half" 15 years ago. In fact, when my husband and 1 purchased our home fn Marinapark in September 1987, we did so only after compertng the space ren.tal at Martnapark with Bayside mobile home park in the Ba.ck Ba.y. We found them to b8 comparable. The truth Is, no one -induding the ctty olf!ckJ• -anticipated the spectecular rile ln property values that bas taken piece around the bay ln the put 15 yem, Md wbk:b has caused a subiequent meteoric 111e in relllal valaa. • ~hie •Bluel: Tbe .... ma year·to.;(latft leae at Marlnaplrk cannot by any lb'etd1 0( the imlgl· nation be compared with the $2.500 Oguie, which the PUot quollll • lbe going rate for wa'8rfloat lilobDe 6ocni 'Plml· MobOe baaliMwws wbO P81 tmtldadu.-_, ............ - •t1r-s1h"'* I* cw • SS 1:111 Doily Pilot OON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Plrefigbters m ove through thick brush as a fire bums in Talbert Regional Park. ·FIRE CONTINUED FROM A7 "We had the fire under con- trol in about 40 minutes," Dominic said. Firefighters entered the park using trails, and a police heli- copter dumped waler from above on pockets of burrung brush. Flames were not linuted to d smgle area in the pd!k but danced around a number of spots for severaJ hours m the southeast portion of the park. he said. Nobody was hurt m the blaze that sent thick clouds of brown smoke biDowmg skyward and black ashes flying m the au. The hre, fueled by gusts of wmd, put on a spectacular show for neighbors and passersby, some of whom shot photographs. Residents of Newport Ter- race said they were concerned about the proximity of the hre to their homes. "It's a cause or concern for all of us," said Valene Griffin, a l 0- year resident. ~~ Dunn-Well It ~pundur• ~II Worla• · I I ' '"I I I I fl I ' . ' <l.1ril\ ... '\ I' I 1 I', ' "'" , \ j 11\tll .tlll \ \ult1t1un\ Rabbitt lnsllrancc Agency AlTl'O • HOMF.0\1VN2R.S • HEAllli St.•1u1J Si"" 1957. ~~~ -··----./ > ,.".J 949-631-77 40 4' I OW Newport 8hd. • Ntwpcwt 8-da (Neat Helt Ho.pita!) NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL APRI~ 11·19, 2002 'We love the park. We walk our dogs and take walks, and it's peaceful. Bvt you never know when something like this is going to break out.' -Heaven Moffert Several residents said Wednesday's fire was neither the first nor the biggest fJre they've seen in the park. Many said they've seen several homeless 'people take shelter ir1 the park A number of homeless resi- dents of the park were removed from the park by pol.ice about three years ago, but residents said they still see transients walking in and around Talbert Regional Park. "We hear them at night, and we see them go into the park all the tune," Heaven Moffert said. "We love the park. We walk our dogs and take walks, and it's peaceful. But you never know when something like this is going to break out." Among the bigger brush fires in the park were a one- acre fire in November 1999 and a blaze that consumed close to five acres in July 2000. Firefighters respond to at least a couple of small fires at the park every year, Dorruruc Sd1d But he declined to specu- late on whether the fires were related to the home less people. Dominic said the aty would borrow a bulldozer from the Orange County Fue Authority for the "mop-up" or cleaning operauon, wtuch he sdld would go late mto the night. The park, Dorruruc said, would be dosed for the rest of the rught to allow firefighters time to clean up and ensure all areas are Sdfe. The cause for Wednesday's fire is not known, he said. • DEEPA BHARATH covers public safety and court.s. She may be reached at (949) 574-4226 or by e-mail at deepa.bharathO/atimes.com. CURVE CONTINUED FROM A 1 ' des1Joyed. And the best contnbution I can make right now is to offer some per- s]?edive into what bas turned a done thlng into confusion and uncertainty. Fust. it's important to unden;tand where we are now. We all received a letter from the Newport Beach mayor more than a year ago saying the dock #was ticking" on the annexation process and it "should be complete and become effective in December, 2001." Obviously, this hasn't happened. So · I asked Assistant City Manager Dave Kiff why. He said the annexation pro- posal was filed on time, as promised, with the county's ~al Agency Forma- tion Commlss1on, whlch must approve it, and "the baU is now m their court.• He said action on 1t was delayed because the commission wanted to consider an annexation request by Costa Mesa at the same time, and that wasn't filed until October, thereby set- ting the process back several months. The conurussion has now scheduled a public workshop on this matter from 7 to 10 p.m. May 16 at Costa Mesa High School, at wtuch boundary lines and services offered to the new com- munity will be chscussed. If necessary, the commission may follow this session with a later public hearing. It could approve the application al any time during this process. Thirty days after the decision. a window will be opened for 45 days to receive objections to the annexation. If less than 25% of the registered voters ob1ect, the annexa- tion will be approved. If between 25% and 50% protest, there will be an elec- tion. U more thdn 50% register opposi- tion, the annexation will be dead. All of ttus was movmg forward at normal bureaucrauc speed until last week, when Newport Beach held a workshop session on how, wbere and when to provide a commuruty center and fire stabon within the boundanes of Santa Ana Heights -and the whole process turned emouonal The chief contributor to ttus change was Coun- cilwoman Norma Glover, who responded to some heated chlferences on these issues by telling a reporter afterward: "II people don't want lo be a part of Newport Beach, why should we push it?" A few days later, she amplified this by adding: "I'm not ir1 the mood to take on d group that does- n't want to come in. Maybe we should stop the process " Thursday, Apr1t 1 e, 2002 A7 This is not an empty threat. Right up to the time the formation commis- sion approves the annexation, New- port Beach can withdraw the request for annexation and bwy lt -as it has been buried for the last 30 years. · Although observers said that other council members did not renect Glovets anger, they dJd appear to go along with new member Steve Bromberg's desire to have another look at annexation. Here the matter rests uneasily. So I called Nonna Glover to ask her why this procedure, previously discussed meticulously, should be bashed out again by the City Council. Glover tends to begin and end every answer with the assertion that U Sai)ta Anil Heights people don't want to 1om Newport Beach, they shouldn't be offered that pnvilege. She adoutted that this feeling was based largely on the performance of two members of a small group who strongly quesboned the positions of the city at the work- shop meeb.ng. When I inVlted her to come out and talk with residents llke the guests at our cocktail party, she saJd it was our responsibility to prOVlde her with cl "consensus.· When I asked how many phone calls to her Crom residents who support the annexation would qualify as a •consensus," she said that there were six othe r council members involved as well. 1 asked her what changes have taken place since council approval of the annexation that would make reconstderation sensible. She finally came up with three· the dispute over the commuruty center, the differences over redevelopment funds and her Visceral feeling that if Santa Ana Heights can't come into Newport Beach a nd "feel good about 1t," we shouldn't be tnVlted On Glover's first two pomts, Kilt told me emphabcally that he considers the chlferences • negol.:iable " On the Uurd, I would urge my fellow residents who feel strongly on thlS matter to call Glover and tell her so. She wants a consensus. so give her one Another optlon 1s to register your feellngs at Web site opinion@cJty.New- portBeach.CA.US. This wtll go to all council members If th.Ls d&Sn't con- VUlce the counal thdt Santa Ana Heights favors annexabon, then the machinery is in place for residents to register theu opposibon after the com- mission rules. So let's get on with th.Ls. • JOSEPH N. BEU is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. His column appears Thursdays SAVE A LIFE SPONSOR A PET For Only $19 You Can Help. • • Arc you an animal lover? 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The two Newport Beach leading ladies helped KOCE-TV raise an impressive $84,500, which will directly benefit Orange County programming. THE CROWD the evening a success for the . largest private Catholic school on the West Coast. Costa Mesa's dedicated Cheryl Law chaired the evening, along with Denise Mentchlello of Huntington Beach. A committee of 50 super bard-working moms and dads worked with Law and Menichiello to present a fabu- lous affair for the school. Accepting the Jo Caines Expanding Minds Award, a most prestigious honor bestowed upon a community member by the local broadcast- er, was Harbor Island resident Mary Lyons. The eloquent and understated champion of D'lit{lY Orange County causes accept- ed the award with dignity. Lyons was joined by Pat Hal- berstadt, Ruben Smith, Prank Quevedo and Norman Watson, all receiving 2002 Aristeia hon- ors from KOCE-TV. Major support for the Mater Dei event came from Andrew Edwards, Crevier BMW, South Coast Plaza, Thader Joe's in Costa Mesa and the William H. Hannon Foundation. Mater Dei is undergoing a major SO-year anniversary remodel and expansion. Attending Mater Del·High's fund-raiser was Kelli and Alex Kesk, Sandra Downey, and Cindi and Andre Brysha. Pat Beckman, Marian and Garth Bergeson, Hildee and Gary Brahm, Sharl and Harry Esayian, Tom Harmon, Julie and Todd Hollander, Nora and Hal Lehman, Belle and Jack Lindquist, Essie Plnsker, Don- na and Ronald Phelps, Betty .Mower, Leslie Purdy, Ardelle SL George, Dian!! Sussman, Irv Gellman and host Ed Arnold dnd his wile, Dlxie, were among those joining forces for public television. The highlight of the evening was the very passionate address by KOCE Chairman Mel Jilogen, attend- mg the event with his wile, Marcia. • • • Newport-Mesa parents and fnends of Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana raised more than $200,000 at a recent benef1t billed as Moonstruck Western Roundup. More than 500 guests pitched in to make • • • Northern 'Thlst's dynamic Mary Cook, spotted this week- end at the super-successful Newport Beach Spring Antiques Show at the Newport Dunes, reports that the recent Orange County Literary Soci- ety event featuring Debora Sil- verman was another high point of the spring social season on the Orange Coast. Silverman, author of "Van Gogh and Gauguin: The Search for Sacred Art,• explored the relationship between the two artists wbo met in Paris and •sought a new form of expression.· The author is a professor of art, culture and European history at UCLA. Her book was 10 years in the mak- ing. • THE CROWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Mel Rogers and Gloria Gae Gellman spent time together at the KOCE-TV Arlstela Awards. t<f"AnntUllQRANGE COUNTY I April 18 -21, 2002 Anaheim Convention Center The co- chalrwomen for Mater Del's Moonstruck Western Roundup fund-raiser were Dentse Menkbiello and Cheryl Law. Attending the Artsteia Awards were Phil and Mary Lyons. Mary Lyons was honored with the Jo Caines Expanding Minds Award. Doity Pilot DATEBOOK Thursday, April 18, 2002 A9 After 17 years, Carmelo S still has the goo~ i't DINING REVIEW • • slaphen s.ntMn>ce l'Jj.LY Pl.or Recently I looked over a list of the restaurants I've reviewed since I sterted doing this nearly three years ago. Not surprising, many of the restaurants have changed ownership or gone out of business. Restaurateurs will be the first to tell you that running a successful estab- lishment is difficult. and that restaurants have one of the highest failure rates of any new btJ,siness; subject to the taiteS of fickle diners, chang- iqg culinary trends and an Ul):predictable economy. With this knowledge. it's elsy to conclude that a ~urant that's been in bus1- • for 15 or 20 years must be doing something nght. aumeio•s in Corona del Mar iS:one restaurant that can 1$.ke that clabn, having now served a traditional Italian menu to loyal patrons for 17 years. In recent years, Cannelo's has been as well known. for better or worse, for its rught life as it has for its dinner menu. The lively bar features nightly entertainment. and Carmelo's late dosing time ensures that it's a popular spot for the trendy Newport crowd to meet for one last rughtcap Carmelo's occupies a prominent spot on East Coast Highway, and its red neon sign makes 1t hard to nus~. In the balmier summer months, the outdoor patio fronting the sidewalk along East Coast Highway is crowded with casual diners or those out for a pre-or post-dinner cocktail. Inside, one enters directly into the bar, a large inverted ·u· that always seems busy. The bar includes a dimly lighted seating area, and a dance floor and stage that IS the focal point for weekend revelers. To the right, as you enter "The Tea Room" at The Village Fanner Restaurant I Personally would like to lnvlle you Lo L'it?W lhe Tea Room and unique gift boutique and enjoy a compllmenlary cookie. Ol91J Hul\I ... 3851 s. Bear St. Santa Ana South C.OUC Plaza Vdlagc -tho., ..... """" Non!M ....... 8naldMt • Lundt • Dinner 8&m. -9pm. Tea Room How. llam. • Spm. ~H.ws ... R6#11 .... 714-557·8433 /lft;,"9N~ /Milfr_ ' Lunch I Dinner '14111 •17m ~r,w,1 c~o ... '1611 lllWlllOlt ... ("9)6?MO• ~Dal••) .,_.ca...._-. Hllicll•'lWIUll*"'"' ... Ma hHlll) (7t•> M6oM7• the restaurant. you see the laJge main dining room. an elegant affair with high ceil- ings, cool white plaster walls and crystal Chandeliers that cast a festive glow. Classic Italian scenes adorn the walls, and a color portrait of a young Carmelo, looking like a 1940s celebrity, adorns a promlnent spot. Beyond the main room, two smaller rooms provide a eozier setting amid a trickling fountain or the restaurant's wine collection. Consistency is a must for any restaurant's longevity, and Carmelo's begins with an owner and head chef that have bQth been at the restau- rant since day one. Carmelo Manto purchased the build- ing 17 years ago. after having worked there for six years when the restaurant had a different name. His chef, Cel- so Razo, has been with the family since the beginning, finely tuning his menus over the yea.rs. Most Italian meals begin with antipasto, appetizers in sharing-size portions crafted to open the palate while enjoying a cocktail or aperitif. Cannelo's has duplicated the custom of many restaurants in Italy, and presents an assort- ment of antipasto arrayed on a table in the center of the main dining room. Order a plate ($8.95) and your waiter will bring an assortment of treats that might include marinated mushrooms or artichoke hearts, grilled eggplant wrapped around some light ricotta cheese, or some salty cured meats. A complimentary bowl of olives on each table completes the selection. If I wanted to be picky, I might suggest that the bread served should be a heartier Italian loaf than the light French baguette ottered. As many of my readers know, one of the things I judge an Italian restaurant by is the fried calamari ($8.50). Carmelo's calamari is as it should be, lightly dusted with seasoned flour and bread oU IORN Iii ~~ ~ ~ Clp ..... • • '1r'w • \ _ .......... .,.,.,. FREE PIZZA .... ,..,......,.." ....... ..... ,...,,,,. Olllir ..... 1/JIM Birthday Party Special 4.,_,_... a 16"" ...... u!t::.. FREE DEUVERY 714-549-2101 C...._• IJTJ.._,s.r-t GREG FRY I DAI. Y PILOT Manager Jerry Espada shows off the dinner buffet. the antipasto dello chef, at Carmelo's in Corona del Mar. crumbs, and qwckly fned in hototl.The result istender and crisp, with no greasy aftertaste. The marinara sauce served alongside could have used a bit more kick, maybe I'll ask for some red pepper flakes on my next visit. The carpaccio ($9.95) is another good choice. Lean raw filet mignon is sliced so thin that light passes through, and is dressed simply with good olive oil, lemon, capers and some fresh Parmigiana cheese. The flavor of the raw beef is as delicate as the sbces themselves. and the lemon and oil enhance but don't overpower. Carmelo's also offers a good selection of soups and salads. induding a Caesar sal- ad for two ($7 ,95) that's pre- pared table side, and a tradi- tional stracciatella ($7), Italy's version of egg drop soup. Chef Razo organizes his entrees in typical Italian fash- ion. ottering pasta and rice dishes as the first course, and meat and seafood as the sec- Twilight Dining on the 11 ~ Waterfront tn Newport Beach Enmesfrom $7.95 H""1e1111Uie Pasta Fresh Seafood Veal Specialties ond, or main course. Don't let the nomenclature fool you. however, the pasta courses are definitely meal-med. in fact all of the portions at Carmelo's are enough to start thinking leftovers as soon as you arrive. Pasta dishes at Carmelo's include favorites such as a hearty linguine with clams ($13.95) that sports enough garlic to kill any lurking vam- pires and clams that are served in their shells, as they should be. Rigatoni a1la Sicil- iana ($12.95) is another good choice, pairing tluck' pasta tubes with thin slices of fried eggplant and chunks of melt- ing mOZ7Arella m a zesty tomato sauce. Another creative combina- tion features wide papardelle noodles ($15) tossed with arti- chokes. mushrooms and scal- lops in a tomato sauce light- ened to a pink hue by a touch of cream. My only pasta dis- appointment was the gnocchi ($15.95), a dish that sounded promising with a sauce stud- ded with prosciutto and porci- ni mushrooms, but was ruined by heavy and overcooked dumplings. Throughout a meal at Carmelo's, you'll be well-tak- en care of by the attenbve wait staff and maitre de. I was impressed on a recent vislt when they offered, without prompting, to create a dish of two half-orders of pasta when I couldn't decide between choices. On another VlSit, they scored more points when 1 ordered a bottle of Amarone trom the wine bst. I didn't reahzed there were two selec- bons, one pnced twice that of the other, and the server brought the cheaper bottle by default when he could have easily tried to push the more expensive choice. Another standard at any Italian restaurant is the veaJ dishes. Unfortunately, it's here that Carmelo's shows room for improvement. A dlsh such as veal saltimbocca ($19.95) f YI •MIAT:~·s • wtBE: 3520 E. Coast HiQhway, Corona del Mar •WHEN: 5:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Tuesday through Sunday, dosed Monday •HOW~ ~nsive • CALL: (949) 67S.1922 starts with slices of veal loin pounded thin. topped Wlth a few sage leaves and a bit of prosciutto, and sauteed qwck- ly in a light brown sauce, sometimes flavored with some wine or mushrooms Canne- lo's gets all the ingredients right but made the ca..rchnal sin of overcooking the veal, rendering 1t tough and chewy Conversely. a recent por- bon or veal Marsala ($19.95) saw the veaJ slices cooked perfectly, only to have the del- icate flavor of the meat drowned by the cloying flavor of too much sweet Marsala wme. A more attentive hand on both dishes would have made each perfect. Tl'\ere are no complaints, on the other hand, with d.lsh· es such as the gamben indi- volab ($21), large shrimp cooked in a spicy arrabiata sauce served over a bed of linguine. The shrunp were as large as small lobsters but remained succulent and ten- der, and the sharp tomato sauce added a welcome luck Despite a rrusstep or two, Carmelo's provides dmers every reason to VlSlt the resta-urant for more than dancing and cocktatls The elegant atmosphere, Old World seMce and tune proven menu are the elements of lasting success, proVlding a welcome tnp down Corona del Mar's memory lane. • STEPHEN SANTACROCE'S restau· rant reviews appear every othef- Thursday. Send him your comments at sdsantaOoc~inmg.com St. Matthew's Montessori School Pracbool • ~ .. Full Tune• Part Tune• fear Rou.od aga 2 to 6 • 7i30 a.m. to 4i30 p.m.. • Experienced, certified. Montessori teachers • lndividualli.cd academic iMtruclion • Extensive cxuacumcular programs (an, music, compurers, gymnastia. Spanish & dance) • Hot Lu.ncbcs *Academic ~llcncc And Cl\ristian Faith Dedicated To Young Lives" 2300 Ford Rd. Newport 8cac.h 949-650-6337 '4/'rtlS'ale &,,,Pe ·Cf.ti· , i/./9M/ ~~ t I ' A 10 Thursday, April 1 e, 2002 DATEBOOK A c<ireer in the theater at UCI 8yTom Titus . W hen the doors ol UC Irvine first opened in the tall" of 1965, one of the first peo- ple to walk through them was Robert Cohen. Fresh out of the Yale School of Drama. Cohen had come we$t to take up his duties as a pro- fessor and director of theater. Come to thiQ.k of it, there were a lot of firsts in theater that year. That was when I began covering all things theabical for the Daily Pilot, and a couple of other young fellows in their mid-20s named David Emmes and Martin Benson set about starting their own theater. They called it South Coast Repertory. Well, 37 years have passed, and those careers that began in 1965 are still hwruning along. Emmes and Benson remain at the helm of SCR. overseeing the fifth phase of their regional the· ater showplace, and Cohen -after heading the UCI dra· ma department for a quarter of a century -now carries the title of Claire nevor pro- fessor of drama. Thirty-four years ago, Cohen mounted a Bertolt Brecht drama called "The Good Woman of Szechuan· at the only theater the uni· versity had at the time, in the Humanities building. This weekend, he'll bring it back at UCI's newest and showiest venue, the Irvine Barclay Theatre, under the title "The Good Person of Szechuan• (the title hasn't been IHEATER changed, just the translation, Coh en explains). The title difference, how- ever, isn't the only switch from UCI's 1968 version to the one that opens Friday at the Barclay.' The alteratiol\S in the CUJTent production, the director points out, necessari- ly begin with the change~ at UCI. "Instead of the little 150- seat studio converted from a Humanities Hall classroom,• he notes, the play will unfold in the 750-seat Barclay. "Instead of an all-white, all-undergraduate, all-locally recruited student cast,• Cohen said, there will be •a multicultural and interracial mix of graduate and under- graduate students selected at auditions and interviews from around the country and abroad." The central theme, of the search for a "good person• from the squalor of rural China, remains intact, as does Cohen's ideas of Brecht, which he maintains haven't changed much over the years, though "the the- ater world has absorbed them,• he said. "Indeed, since '68, Brecht's notions have so entered the main- stream that 'epic theater' has e~sentially pervaded everything from Broadway to the Royal Shakespeare Company,• Cohen e xplained. "People are always addressing the audi- ence, going back and forth in time, introducing Asian §~-€~ Welcomes you to their vflother's qz)ay ~a & L uncheon $14.95 (3)~~~rse By Reservations only Sunday May 1 2th. 2002 Also -Come get your favorite sandwich at Sir Rogers. call Ahead ?ggis !:e!t 9·4 130 E. J 7tll Street. Costa Mesa M-Sun. 949 -722 -1177 with your next dinner. Mouth·waterlng entr~es, a relaxed dining atmosphere and patio seating with a delightful view of Newport Bay make for a refreshing break in your day. Open from 7:00 AM, 7 days a week. (949) 729-1144 "Now Open For Dinner" Thur~· Sunday theater forms, projecting ' feet. Apart from teaching, he words and images, grabbing directs regularly at the Utah microphones and singing and Colorado Shakespeare their idees, etc. So the nov-festivals and has staged elty has worn off.• plays in a variety of profes- Wbat is di1ferent in the sional and academic theaters 2002 prpduction, Cohen said, here and abroad. is primarily a much more He has written several powerful (and more Brecht-notable tmbooks on acting, ian) acting style, a seriously directing and general theater evocative design in llll areas, histoiy, and bis original plays .a profoundly sensual musical have been presented around score (written and conducted the country and in Europe. by Yung Wha Son) and the He also has published articles more global reach of the pr.o-in most scholarly theater jour- duction, in which Szechuan · na1s in North America and is more truly represents the the Southern California dra- entire human universe. ina critic for the London-pub- Cohen has kept in touch lished Plays International. with most of bis former stu-The university awarded dents over the past decades him its highest honor, the and notes that, from bis 1968 UCI Medal, in 1993, and production of •szecbuan, • conferred on him the Claire Susan Bedsow is an Emmy n evor Endowed Professor- Award-winning television ship in Drama in 2001. In producer, Bob Currier is now 1999, Cohen received the artistic director of the Marin national Career Achieve- Shakespeare Festival, Bruce ment Award in Academic Bouchard and the late Theater from the Assn. for Michael van Landingham Theater in Higher Education. each were artistic directors of His insights on Bertolt the Capital Repertory Theater Brecht are born of a global in Albany, N.Y., and Charlie career that has included con- Hutchins, Kathy Donovan, d~cting lectures and work- Anne Bloom and Steve Nis-shops both in tlle United bet all have enjoyed fine pro-States and abroad, including fessional acting careers. national professional gather- • And, of course," Cohen ings and conservatories in added, •cameron Heuvey, Hungary, Finland, Estonia, the lighting technician for Sweden, Costa Rica, Hong our 1968 show, is now the Kong and Australia. producing artistic director of "Brecht intended the Tony Award-winning 'Szechuan' simply as a Utah Shakespeare Festival, metaphor for oppressed as well as being the present humanity,# Cohen points out. UCI chair of drama." "He had never visited China, Cohen himself may have and apparently didn't even remained at UCI from day know, when he wrote the one, but he hasn't let much play, that Szechuan was a grass· grow under his own province. not a city, in Chi- ht#untlon: E -&bUm &nergmcy. ~ONmMl MllMOwrSwry llnliKOCE Mmtitm this Ad llNl&ttiw11 1096 disarunt 0n " httir cwr• us why your m a "Little Sweet art" aditional Jewele In 100 words or less; ex.plain why your mother deserves to win a Sweetheart pendant courtesy of desigoer Charles Krypell. Contest is open to children 12 years of lfe and younger. Preschoolers can llend a drawing. The wtn.er ill be cbolen on Tburlday the l5Ch of April, when Chailis KrypeU wiU be at Traditional Jewelers with hi exciting· new collection. Bring in, or mail your entry to include mother's name, child's name and age, address and ptK>ne number. All entries must be received by April 23rd. 2002 Daily Pilot J Robert Cohen, a drama professor at UCI, will bring "The .-ii Good Person of Szechuan" to the Barclay thls weekend. ~ 'I na's Yangtze heartland. lation by Douglas Langwor- thy, will be presented this weekend and next at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 •And so,• he concludes, ~il's appropriate that our cast and staff represent a great spectrum of multicultural America, and the world at large, as does this play. That certainly wasn't true in 1968 -although our Shen Te, Kathy Donovan, whose mother was Chinese, was UCl's first actor of known Asian extraction.• p.m. Sundays and next Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Ticket , information is available at (949) 824-2787. "The Good Person of Szechuan," in its new trans- • TOM 11lUS writes about and reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. 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INDULGE IN DVORAK The Pacific Symphony Orchestra will present a con- cert titled "Dvorak in America -Chamber Music," as part of the Dvorak in America festi- val, at 3 p.m. Saturday and 7:30 p .m. Sunday at the Orange County Performing Arts Center's Founders Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. $10-$34. (714) 876- 2383. WINO CONCERT Irvine Valley College will pre- sent a performance by the Wind Symphony at 8 p.m. April 29 at the lrvme Barclay 1b.eatre, 4242 Campus Dnve, COSt.a Mesa. $6 or $8. (949) 4i1·5100. ~EKEND BLUES Anthony's Riverboat Restau- rant in Newport Beach will present The Balboa Blues on Fri.day and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons. The program will feature jazz and classic rock: tunes for dlning and dancing. Anthony's is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425. PC>l4t0CK AND FLAMENCO Tate 5, a funk, rock and Motown act, perfonns at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3520 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Sanders performs classical flamenco tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Sundays. Free. (949) 675- 1922. SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON A seven-piece group plays big band tunes from l :30 to 3:30 p.m. Fridays at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. $4. (949) 644-3244. ART LIFE, ART & KARAOKE "Lee Bul: Live Forever,• an installation by Korean artist Lee Bul consisting of video and three karaoke booths, will be exhibited through May 5 at the Orange County Museum of Art, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Museum hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p .m . Tuesday through Sunday. $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, and free for members and children younger than 16. (949)759-1 122. . ELMER RETROSPECTIVE The Orange County Museum of Art will present ~The Art of Elmer Bischoff,• a retrospec- tive of the artist who helped launch the Bay Area Figura- tive Movement, through May 19 at the museum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. 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DANCE FIESTA LATINA Orange Coast College will present its third annual Fiesta Latina at 10 a.m. and noon May 3 at the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fa.irvtew Road, Costa Mesa. The dance and cultural heritage outreach event will pertonn one-hour shows for elementary and high school students and community members. Free. (714) 432-5506, Ext. 4. BIG BAND DANONG An afternoon of danang to big band music is olfered from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m. Fridays at 0dSIS Seruor Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave.. Corona del Mar. Coffee and other refreshments are served. (949) 644-3244. ARGENTINE TANGO Tango dancing is offered from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on the first Saturday of each month at Danscene Studio, 2980 McClmtock Way, Costa Mesa. (71 4) 641-8688. KIDS STARLIGHT STORIES Children 3 to 7 are mvited to participate m songs and fm - ger puppet plays at 7 p.m. Mondays at the Costa Mesa l.Jbrary, 1855 Park Ave (949) 646-8845. Golden -Dragon • Quick Special Lunches • Restaurant Writers Awards • f"amily Stvle Dinners Several Years In A Row •Banquet f;acilities •Full Bar • Catering Available • Best Mai Tais in Town COCKTAJl.S • LUNCH • DINNER • FOOD TO GO . . . • . . ... ! . : . : ~ ' • ~ I f • ,'' LIFETIME WARRANTY WOOD LIFETIME WARRANTY 100% FREE RIJ.BVICI 111 ITI••• 60 •• EICIAllE PJS AHO BOOKS A children's story time is pre- sented at 7 p.m. Mondays and 10:30 a.m. Saturdays at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Children may wear pajamas to the evening sessions. Free. (949) 717-3801. WEEKLY STORYTEUER A children's story tiIJ\e is held at 10:45 a.m. Wednesdays at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Metro Pointe, 901-B SouUi Coast Drive, Costa Mesa . (714) 444-0226 BOOKS GROUP FICTION The Fiction Book Group meets at 7 p.m. on the sec- o nd Wednesday of each month dt Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Fashion Island, 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach Free (949) 759-0982. OPRAH BOOK CLUB The Oprah Book Club dtS- cusses Oprah Winfrey's most recent selections at 7 p m. on the lhlrd Thursday of each month dt Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Fashion Island. 953 Newport Center Dnve, Newport Beach. (949) 759- 0982. DINING/TASTING TWILIGHT DINING A twilight dmi.ng menu, fea- tunng dishes such as chicken parrrug1and and calaman picante at reduced pnces, is held from 5 to 6 p.m. week- days and 4 to b p .m. Sundays at Villa Nova Restaurant, 3131 W COdst Highway, Newport Beach (<}491 642-7880 WINE TASTINGS Hi-Ttme Wine Cellars offers wme tdstings from 4:30 to 8 p.m Fndays and 1 30 to 8 p m Sdturdays. (949) 650- 8463 Thur1dat. April 1 e, 2002 Al I SUNDAY 8'tUNOi A Sunday brunch, featuring international seafood and lal· ad buffets, roasts carved to order, a held from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sutton Place Hotel; 4500 MacArthur Blvd., New· ' port Beach. $30; $CO with champagne. (949) 476-2001. nAGE 'YOUNGMAN' Horton Foote's "The Young Man From Atlanta• • will appear at the Newport Tbe· at.er Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive in Newport Beach, through Sunday. The play, , which won the 1995 Pulitzer Pnze, chronicles the lives of a couple subject to a con ·after their grown son commits sui- cide. Show times are 8 p.m. today through Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. $13. (9'9) 631-0288. 'DAU AND DRAMA' ·References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot.• Jose Rivera's dramatlc fable, will be staged at Orange Coast College Fri- day through Sunday at the Drama Lab Studio, 2701 FCillVlew Road, Costa Mesa. Show nmes are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday. $5 or $6. (714) 432-5640, Ext 1. 'PETITION' AT THE LIBRARY' Readers Repertory Theater will present "The Petition,• a Brian Clark drama, at 7 p.m. Fnday at Mesa Verde Library, 2969 Mesa Verde Dnve, Costa Mesa Free. (949) 206-9674 'JOHN BROWN'S BODY' Orange Coast College's The- atre Department will present •John Brown's •Body,· a Civil War story based on a Stephen Vincent Benet poem, May 2-5 and 9-12 at OCC's Drama Lab Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Show tunes are 8 p.rn. Thursday through Satur· day and 2 p.m. Sunday. ~ · $10. (714) 432-5880. See Dr. Monica Bonakdar's Advanced FOTO-FACIAL to Reverse Aging & Create Beauty! The lnteractl•e format of thi• tem••r will enable you to ask Dr. lo1u1kdar q"'•tiona aboat the l•teat ad•ancn ht a ••n•ty of cos•etlc procu•na, lacl•••• ••cit .. ltjectl al LaNr H&lr ..._. .. -• I A12 Tho~ April 1a, 2002 NEWPORT IEICH FILM f ESTIVIL SCHEDULE The Newport l4llCh fllm festJV.I wlll hold t¥ll'ltS daily through f\1day. flln. wilt be shown In four wnuc Edwatdl Bio Newport. lOO Newport c.ntw Dilw. Newport 8ffCh. Udo l'tleftef, 34S9 Via Udo, NewpOl't lie.ch; end Edwl«is Island 1 and 2. 999 Newport Centef Drive, Newport Beech. Unless othelwise meliled. tlckets lte S 7 end may be purc.Nsed by caUlng (949) 25). 2880 or onllne at www.newportbHch- filmmt.com. TODAY 11 UL bl1c Edwardi lsl1nd 1 United States. 2001 Director: Kasla Adamik Screenwriter: HHther Morgen Cast: Use Kudrow, Hank Auria. Vin· cent D'Onofrio, I.ff Ter~. Heither Morgan Running time: 94:00 A pro~/ dog-walker has gr.dual- ly stop~ usmg JpHCh and auum«J the Identity of 1 uni~. This GI~ no end of concern and embarrusment for her husband. who consultl their veteri- narian, his JJacJcerrsh ~ fnend ind 1 psych/a tflrt G.-t Olly In Halv- Edwards Island 2 United States. 2001 Director Casey Stoll Filmmakers Laur~ Ann Schag and C.uey Stoll discover the city of Havana through the e~s of I I arrisu. The crumbling bulldlngs coll.tfast with the vibrant ~pie and their art; Plflnttrs. sculpton. actors. fllmm•kHS. ~ts. dancers and musicians. baring the splr/. rua/ soul of old and MW Havana. 11:30 A.M. Chef1sh Lido The1ter United States. 2001 Director. Finn Taylor Screenwriter: Finn Taylor Cart: RQbin Tunney, llm &lake Nelson, Jason Priestley, Uz Phair and Brad Hunt Running time: 100:00 z~ ~ 1 lo~11rved anlmlltor; spends countlflS hocJrs limning to Cherish r.dlo, lo.sing herself In 11 syrupy romantic ~on. She endi up drl· 111ng a hijacked Cllr, mowing down a po/Kemll\ Ind Ming put under ho<M arrest for two )'Nrs. Zoe ~ her ro~Jored gill~ Ind b«omfl her own w~r hero when she rNlittS she IS being Sflllked. • Spotlight screening Spomofed by Fine Line Features. S 1 O 12:30 P.M. The K• You Gave Me (El lelo Que Me Dtst9) Edwards Island 2 Puerto Rico. 2000 Director. Sonia FrlU Screenwriter: Eliseo Alberto, Sonia Fritz. Augustin Cubano Cart Members: Mar1carmen Aviles, Jim· my Naveno Running time: 92:00 hlOP.& .............. UdoThffter United States, 2002 Director. Bob Gale Screenwriter: Bob Gllle cm: Gary Oldmlln, Jame;s M1rsden. Christopher Uoyd Running time: 117:00 Dnpitt his good looks and winning smile, Nu/ Qliver Is corrflkted •bout his II~. On his 22nd blrthdaJ' he wisheJ for 11n ans-. The wish Is granted by a myth/Clll character with 11n unusu11/ Slt!fl14! of humor 11nd luds to •journey 11/ong • htgirw.y thllt Clln't be found on any map. SMrt Alms: 1bcMy In SMru Edwards Island 1 BEGGAR This film explore the myths we ~le to one another and the llldness with which we .cupt ~as lnJth. DIWAU The stoty of a )'OUng Indian A/Mriun m11n who d/sco<.ws his cultural iderlriry as he ll~pt:s to win the love of 1 bffutiful lndllln girl. · BUNK A harri«J businesswoman rushes thlOVl)h her day without even taking time to blink. BIUY528 Enveloped In the comfortably familiar world of the ln~met. the Introverted Biiiy strugg~ to face his rNl-world aff«tion for Eve. CONTESTANT For his ap~arance on a TV quiz show. Danny is as obsessive about Ironing his shirts as he Is about memorizing the periodic table. But his OM-track mind leads him astray during a final pre-- show haircut from his Palestinian bar· ber. MOMENT OF SILENCE A frantic advertising ex«utive Is assem· bllng a campaign for a soothing vaca· tion pllCkage while fielding a barrage of nonstop phone calls, pages and fax.. es. An intwruption changes everything FERMINA MEDINA AJI hell brNks ~ when Fermina Medina, an oblivious houSl!lcttp6. rear ends the brand new car of a nch and spoiled kid. 2 , ... No Socb, No~ Just You .m • Beg of Chips Edwards Island 2 United States, 2001 Director. Darin Marshall Ogden Screenwriter: Darin Marshall Ogden Cart: Darin Marshall Ogden, Ross McCusker Running time: 82:00 A romantic comedy dealing with two country boys who decide to pursue their dreams ind hit the road for the big city In SHrch of a recording con- • p.a; ............. ldwardl llland I United s~-. 2002 Dlf9dor: Temll'• Ka~ RuMlng time· 75:00 A doclHMfJtMy llbout the cha~ Md culture ailTO(Jndlng the StrMt· flghW vldflo ~me touma~t SCMe. Siient~ Udo Thel1t!r ' Australia, 2000 Director: Alklnos TSlllmidof cast Members: David Field, Syd em,. bane Running time: 81:00 Biii ind John •re drunken lowtlfM who hang Out It the dog-racing Plf1* when- ever they CllO m11lce • bet. ~ down on their ludc. they thlnlc they have been o~ the dlllnc. of 1 lffe.. time when , slellZy ~ngfter, Alex SI/. ver. offers to set thim up with• grey- hound thllt he'll finance u 11 sl/eont partner. 4:30 , ... ~ Fiims: SMru from Afw EdWards Island 2 ETERNITY One minute of 11bsence. ~moment of lr111ttentiOI\ and "t'JUr world Clln col- lapsl!. MOVING ON UP ~n one of Biiiy's friends discovers that he attends chnce cla$.H'S,, ~ body flndf out and he 11 taunted by his friends and teachers. ENOUGH Ufe Is a rat race. One day the dream snaps back Into focus. UBUNTU'S WOUNDS A look at one man's disappointment with South Africa's Truth and Reconcili· atlon Commission for granting amnesty to the person who kif fed his wik. DADDY'S LITILE GIRL (PAPA'S KLEINE MEID) A respectable family man risks his repu- tation by meddling with a streetwalker. 6 P.M. Grownups Edwards Island 1 United States. 2001 D1rec1or Doug F1nelh Screenwrrter Doug Finelli, Mitch Ga lane Cast John Stamos, Daniel London, Meredith Slllenger, Tara Westwood, 8111 Sllge, Jessica Walter,jtny Roberts, Car- ol Alt T Running time: 90:00 Ste~ and Eric. average guys in their early A are starting to realize that something Is missing. Their /Ives are turning out exactly as expected. Erle loves to make silly jokes about how he and Steve should •swap wi~. • What if Eric's joke beame ~eallty7 Runaway Udo Theater Iran, 2001 Director: Kim Longlnono, 21ba Mir·HOS· DON'T MISS THE FUN! SATURDAY, IN(( 11\fH 9AM-5PM SOUTH BAYFRONT, BALBOA ISi.AND · 80 LOCAL ARTISTS, SIX B~NDS F R E E ADMISSION £ueenk>. I Low Yof' (Tl Voglio llerte Eugenio} UdoTheatel' Italy, 2001 . Director: Francisco J. Fernandez Screenwriter: Francisco J. Fem11ndez Cast: Chiara De Bonls, Glullana De Slo, Giancarlo Giannini, Jacques Perrin, Annamaria Petrova Running time: 90:00 Eugenio has a Cllring family. work he believes in. a persolllll routine and 1 house in the country. This SHms a slm· pie and ordinary profile, but Eugenio is challenged by Down s-yndrome. 11nd every tas; of living is a struggle to achieve a sense of normalcy. • Closing night gala will be held after the screening. $35. Dress CllSIJal. 9:30 , ... ~Alms: 1ucbt O' 5MrU Edwards Island 2 FOURSOME CUSP WITHIN AN ENOUSS SKY THE LAST GUNSHOT FROM THE BEGINNING (DA CAPO) WONDER MEEMO FRIDAY Awards Night Tent at the Newport Be.ch Marriott Hotel Awards will be given out for ' variety of categories, Including best fNture. audience award, best short film, best document•'>' ett. • Gala event will Include coc:kUll reoeptlon and catering. S30. Slack tie optional. Doily Pilot 'Ibe qUality of 'Eugenio' --· ...... OMV Pll.o1' T .. Uti.dw· ect8I: ot ·~· Love vou· ii• me wtth a qu1et life. l!!ugepio (Giancarlo Glo.noi· 'Di) gets~ to dO gardeniDg at the loCal pOUce ttatiop, volunteers With padentl at a bolpl- tal and lives alone ln a beautiful country villa. N~nmlark ab&e, except that thefo~ • ' thing-year-old bas Down syndrome, a genetic condJtion that caUlet mental cllsabillties. DUector PranalCX> J. Fern.aDdez brings Eugenio's tale; bmed on a true story, to life in a thoughtful,. if sentimental, film that rais- es ~ about bow people judge the quality oC their lives. At the hospital, Eugenio watches over Laura (Chiara de Bonls), a young woman t9COVerlng from a coma who is unre- sponsive to the world. As he starts to reach Laura, we le6m in flashback about Eugenio's past and bis friendship with two women -Elena (Ginllana De Sio) and Cristina. When Bien.a comes back to town, she and Eugenio revisit their friendship. a bond that becomes strained after some major r,,-velations. Told in Italian with English subtitles, •Eugenio, I Love You• Is a film made of moments -both happy and sad -that meld together into a decent film. You may want to bring your hanky. • "Eugenio, I Love You" wJ11 play at 8 tonight at the Udo Theater, 3459 Via Udo, Newport Beach. There will be a gala alter the JJlm, whkh closes the 2002 Newport Beach Film Festi- val. 1kkels are $35. Not a very 'Grownup' movie Jennifer K Mehlll DAll.Y PlloT I f you're looking for a frothy way to spend a few hours. then watching •Grownups• is probably a good idea. Otherwise, relegate this lightweight film about friendship and wife • swapping in Freehold. N.J., to late night cable. Doug Pinelli's film stars John Stamos and Daniel London as two best friends (Steve and Eric) in their 30s who are bored with their lives. Both are m.anied to beautiful women. both have sue; c..wi careers; it's ju.st that both are dissatisfied and want that elusive •something more.• ' When a joke about wife swapping gets out or band, the pair g~ 1ntrigued by the Idea of actually doing it -swapping Steve's wife, Claire (nua Westwood) for Eric's wife, Am1 (Meredith Salenger). Getting the women. especially Ami, to agree ts a challenge. Though not offensive, •Grownups• never manages more than tepid laughter. Watching two otherwise happy men invent conflict in their lives gets stale In a short amount of time. • "Grownupa• will play at 6 tonlght at Edwards Island 1, 999 Newpott Cen~er Drive, Newport Beach. The Original . . . MIKE'I~ CARPlfl OVER 25 YEARS IN COSTA MESA •Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery• ALL CARPET & FLOORING Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30°/ooff ~s CALL NOW 642-8400 DESIGN CENTER ''For All Your Decorating Needs!'' "' FURNITURE RE UPHOLSTERY • Custom-Made Furniture Slip Covers • Patio Furniture • Draperies, Shades. & Bedspreads Support Ou.r SChools Shop Ha r Blvd. Of Cars • ........ "That's probably one ol our more slgn1/Jcant BWlm8 ... • Ken Lamont. Newport Harbor High girts swim coach, commenting on early Geehr's swims In th' breaststroke events. Daily Pilot Bruins. will btt invading NBCC soon Second-year event, which will have John Vallely as guest speaker, hopes to stay in Newport for a long time, Tie Bruina are coming, the Bruins are coming. t won't quite have the color and pomp of a Rose Bowl game, but UCLA Bruins will be in full force April 29 in the second annual UCLA Orange County golf tournament at Newport Beach Countl)' Club. The UCLA Club of Orange County and the UCLA Chancellor's Associates of Orange County are the event hosts in a fund-raiser for scholarships. John Vallely. an ex-UCLA basketball star under legendary former coa.ch John Wooden. will be Ri<hord Dunn GOLF the guest speaker during the dinner/awards banquet. The tournament features an 18-hole SCT4Dlble, lunch, silent auction, Bruins prizes and dinner. ·we are looking forward to bringing UCLA alumni. friends and family together for an exciting event to benefit a good cause.· said Jeff Wine, one of three tournament chairs. ·This year. we hope ~o exceed last year's total contributions of $30,000. • Vallely, of Newport Beach, was a star at Corona del Mar High and Orange Coast College before attending UCLA. where he played with such gTeats as Lew Alcindor, Sidney Wicks and Cwtis Rowe. Vallely also played in the NBA with · the Houston Rockets and Atlanta Hawks. The UCLA Club of Orange County raises money for merit-based scholarships for academically superlor students, while the UCLA Chancellor's Associates, the preeminent donor group on campus, raises funds for academic programs deemed critical by the chancellor. Organizers of the UCLA Orange County golf tournament are hopeful of keeping the event in Newport Beach. Details: (949) 760-6709. Kimberly Kolstad ol Newport Beach shot 83-80-77-2"0 to finish ninth Wednesday in the Ladies' Division of the Prandsco Grande Golf Classic, hosted by the U.S. Challenge Golf Tour, at Francisco Grande Resort and Golf Club in Casa Grande, Ariz. Cbrtstina Monteiro of Las Vegas won the event in a playoff. Mary Anaold (COiia MeN Gott & Counby Cub), Michael Davis (Pelican HW) and Ryan Davis (Mesa Verde Countl)' Cub) are partidpating in the Play Golf America program. a nationwide initiative sponsored by the PGA of America and Golf Digest that often free lessons to amateur playen durtng the month of May. lpoltl ldllor Roger Carlson• 949-5744223 • Sportt Pax: 949-65().()170 HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING " Newport Harbor Hlgb's Michael Bury (left), Jay 1bomp- IOD (below, left) and Nathan Wein- er (below, right) were Just three of a bunch of Sailors who lhared in the lopsided victory over Woodbridge ln Sea View League swt.mmlng OD Wednesday. Bury won the 500 free, Thompson was second ~ the 100 backstroke and We.iner won the 100 butterfly and was third in the 200 free. • SCOlllOllD 9on Woodbrl. so s.llon 117 OAl.Y P'LOT PHOTOS BYSEANHUER Just breezi11g Newport Harbor has no individual two-event winners, but it spreads the wealth in easy Sea View League win. Rktwd Dunn whose team defeated Laguna Hills DAILY PlloT April 10, competed in the CIF Relays NEWPORT BEACH _ Even with preliminaries last Thursday, lost to three of their top swimmers missing, Irvine in Sea View makeup meet the Newport Harbor Hlgb boys swim Friday and swam again Monday in th the finals of the CIF Relays at Belmont team finished 1-2-3 in five of e eight Plaza Olympic Pool. individual events Wednesday, while The Sailors (3.1 in league) will dominating the relays in a 117-50 Sea also compete Saturday in the Foothill View League dual-meet victory over lnvitational. •That's a lot of meets in Woodbridge. The host Sailors. with seniors two weeks.· Lynch said. Aaron Peirsol and Ryan Lean and Filling ln for the aforementioned 1 standouts included sophomore Sean junior Andrew Co e granted McGhie and freshman Michael penniaim to pursue other endeavors Robinson. Wednesday afternoon by Coach .(Peinol) wasn'tgoingtoswimno Jason Lynch. swam off events and matter what,· Lynch said of the enjoyed an easy victory. Lynch was 50 confident again.st current three-time world-record w~NVt .... e, be held a team practice holder and 2000 Olympic silver .........,.~ ~ tn the 200-meter badcstroke. early Wednesday morning and again •i.ean wanted to work out (with bis before the meet in the afternoon. ·w e haven't been working out dub team. the Irvine Novaquatlcs) that much because we've been and Cole is in the sc:bool play (•Guys and Dolls•) and bas rehearsal• having 50 many meets,· said Lynch, McGble, competing in his fint varsity meet. won the 50-yard freestyle in 23.41 , one of the few events Newport Harbor did not sweep. McGhie was also third in the 100 free (55.63). a lifetime-best docking. "He's pretty excited to be ~g varsity,• Lynch said. Andrew Belden had a big meet for Newport Harbor. winning the 200 individual medley (2: 14.39), taking third in the 100 back (1:06.47) and participating on two winning relays. The Sailors' Brent Armstrong was first in the 200 free (1 :57.73) and second tn the 500 free (5:41.05), while teammate Nathan Weiner captured 100 butterfly, an off event. with a personal-best 1:01 .63. and firushed third in the 200 free with a season- best time (2:01.08). Bryan Auer won the 100 free (51.81), placed second in the 200 free (2:00.77) and started ofl winning the 200 and 400 free relays. In the 500 free, Newport's Michael Bury was first in 5:31.95, finishing SEE BOYS PAGE 82 DAl.Y PUT HIGH SOIOOl AlHlDI Of THE WED llayley Peirsol mo.am: ~llhon«• CHARLIE BERRY Thursday, April 10, 2002 Bl Newport. girls get in Geehr for win Stanford-bound Newport Harbor senior makes her first appearance since last year in Sea View victory over Woodbridge. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH· It was the • final Sea View League g1.tls swun dual-meet of the season for Newport Harbor High. but SCOlllO•- for senior standout - and Stanford· Gas bound Carty Geehr. Woodbfodge 11 1l was the begin-Wion 89 rung of a new era Geehr, making ber season debut following surgery on her right shoulder in July, remembered the drill Wednesday as she swd.JD the 100-yard breaststroke and the breaststroke leg of the Sailors' winning 200 medJey relay team. "That's probably one of our more significant swims,• Newport Harbor Coach Ken Lamont said, following the host Sailors' 89-81 Sea View wm over Woodbridge. Geehr, a highly decorated swimmer who competes m national events. bad been a multi-event standout for Newport Harbor for three years, before recurring shoulder problems shut down her progress last summer. Despite new pam m her left shoulder, which bas hm1ted her training. Geehr suited up for the first time since last year and finished out of the top three in 1: 11.46. •That's terrible,• Geehr said of her time. ·1 haven't gone that slow since I was about 11 . • Geehr, whose compebbve future is still uncertain because of shoulder problems. signed with Stanford in November. But classmates and frlends asked her before Wednesday's meet if she was nervous making her season debut. She told them no ·rve done this e nough,• she said. Still. Wllh her Newport Harbor teammates gearing up for C IF competition and the league fmals, Geehr wanted to let them know that she's part of them "By no means am I ready to compete, but I'm a senior and a captain and I feel that I need to be with the team.· Geehr S41d The Sailors (3-t in league) opened fast with juruor Ma..i TuJtma m the 200 medley relay, followed by Geehr, junior Nicole Mackey and junior Hayley Peirsol. who combined for 1 winning 1:55.29. Peirsol won the next two events - the 200 freestyle (1:56.29) and 200 SEE GIRLS PAGE 12 I ], 82 ii 18, 2002 Silencing Of the lambs Orange Coast baseball team has turned its season around after a 'silent' practice. Y oung baseball coaches shoulq take a lesson from Orange Coast College Coach John Altobelli. ~ OCC baseball team's 6-5 win over two-time defending state champion Riverside Tuesday stemmed from a serious, down-to-business strategy Crom Coach •Alto.• A month ago, Alto basically drew a line in the sand. He challenged his team's character and made sure Uus season would not be doomed to underachievement. After the Pirates lost, 13-2, to Saddleback on Mdrch 16, which marked their fourth setback in five games. Alto demanded what he called a "silent practice.· He did not let any player talk, laugh or cheer during the practice. And then he said, "who's with me?" The Bucs (25-8, 10-7 in the Orange Empire Confere nce) responded with a 10·g6!11e winnjng streak that included a Sequoias Tournament title and Tuesday's win. "(Since the silent practice) the guys started believing: it wasn't anything magical,• Alto sajd afte.r defeating Riverside, snapping the Tigers' 16-game winning streak and undefeated OEC home record. "There's nobody ln our conference that we can't beat Every game it seems hke there's a new hero. There's not one guy doing it Steve Virgen COASTERS for us.• Throughout the Ptrates' turnaround Alto has influenced hLs players with a busrness-like approach to each game and the Bucs have been punching in with blue-collar efforts. • Freshman pitcher Kyle Allen and sophomore G lenn Hedgpeth were the he roes who helped the Pirates to victory Tuesday. Hedgpeth. who led off in the ninth inning, crushed the first pitch over the fence in left-center for his seventh home run of the season, to give the Pirates a 6-4 lead, while Allen retired the side in order in five of the six innings he pitched. recording three stnkeouts with no walks Other notable heroes for OCC include fTeshman shortstop Donrue Murphy, freshman infielder Kyle Stanley and sophomore ace Justin Azze. Murphy's season has been electric on defense and iust as exciting at the plate. He leads the Pirates with a .451 batting average. which includes 11 home runs. t O doubles and 37 RBis. "He's so much tun to watch," Alto said of Murphy, his prized recrujt. "He's about as steady as you get. He's working and playing to be conference MVP by swinging the bat and with his defensive ability. He's phenomenal to watch." Stanley is batting .400, while Az:z.e owns a 7-3 pitching record. Azze has recorded 61strikeoutsin62 innings. Matt Clanton and Scott Beerer have also been key pitchers. Clanton is 5-3 and he has struck out 90 batters in 67 innings. And, Beerer. who picked up his first save of the season Tuesday, is 5-2. Coast is in OEC action today at 2:30 pm., hosting Santa Ana. The OCC men'• volleyball team has also been business-like throughout its undefeated season. Coast Coach Chuck Cutenese said the Pirates are not concerned with records, other teams' records or conference chAmpionsh1ps. Cutenese's squad is contending for a state championsh1p, which eluded the Bucs last year ln the title match against Los Angeles Pierce. "Don't get me wrong; they're having fun,• Cutenese said of the Pirates (21-0, 17-0 in the OEC). ~But they are going about It business-like and with a lot of maturity.• The Bucs are also balanced enough to lend themselves to a bit of 1pontanelty. They are planning for their traditional end-of·lhe-seuon throwback pracUce on April 25, when they dress up tn 197()s..style clothing. The Pirates finished ~Heaton play Wednesday night when they stOpped district rival Golden West lo four, 30·28, J0.22, 28.;JO, 32-30. CoC*t clinched lts teeond 1tralght Or.nge Empire Coal rence tKJe wUh a tbree-game sweep ov r bMt PD>mat OD Apil 10. · IRVINE -Host Northwood High earned a 15-12, lS..12, 15· 13 Pacific Coast League boys -volleyball victory over Corona del Mar Wednesday, but CdM Coach Steve Conti was encouraged by the Sea KJngs' effort. "Our whole team competed well and we had opportunities to win all three games,• Conti said. "This was one dour better defensive matches of the year.• Kevin Welch (17 killsand24 digs), John Grod (12 kills, 25 digs) and Bart Wek:b (eight kills, 25 cligs) for the Sea Kings, who fell to 5-3, 3-2 ln league. CdM begins the second round of league play at Laguna Beach Friday. "I'm tnore optimistic now," Conti said. Artists top Mesa COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa High boys volleyball team played what Coach Dave Sorrells termed its best defensive match of the season, but visiting Laguna Beach prevailed for a 15-11, 15-6, 15- 1 7, 15-12 Pacific Coast Le4tgue win Wednesday. Mesa had 59 digs, paced by seruor Eli Solis with 17, and played the Artists virtually even after a lethargic fim two games, Sorrells said. Jeff Collett had 12 kills and six stuff blocks, while Mesa teammate Carlos Jaime added 12 kills and five blocks. Solis also served three aces for the Mustangs (9-6, 1-4 ln league). Mesa k>oks to avenge a four· game loss to University when the Trojans invade Friday to begin the second round of PCL action. . - SEAN ~I OALY PlOT Nicole~ lwtlili lae butterfly ln tbe medley relay. She teamed with Mal 'hJtma. Cady Geelar and Hayley Petnol to record a wlnnlng time of 1:55.29. 80¥5 CONTINUED FROM 81..__._ ahead of teammates Armstrong and Charlie Hocbnberry (5:A6.33). Harbor\ nm Roach won the too tsec:k. (1:05.91), WU tbe ruo.oer•up in the 100 b utterfly (1:03.01) and swam on two winning relays. Robinson anchored the Tars' winning 400 free relay (3:44.17) and swam the second leg on the first-place 200 free relay (1 :35.29), while Brad Dillman and Ross Sinclair helped on the relays, Robinson was also second in the 200 IM (2:26.55) and Sinclalr third in the 100 fly (1:03.01). Jay Thompson was second in the 100 back (1:06.12) for Harbor, which faces Edison next Wednesday ln a nonleague dual meet. HAYIWWMIOD Nll9cm tw.oa 117. We a-m 50 200 ~ Nll¥-1. Newport Haltlor~ Dillmln, flold\ Hoc:bt lberry), 1 :A9.21; 200 he. 1. Atmstrong (NH). 1:57.73; 2. AAl«f (NH). 2:00.n ; GIRLS CONTINUED FROM B 1 indJvidual medley (2:12.99)-wbile Mackey gave the Tars a sizable lead with victories in the 100 butterfly (58.32) and 100 free (53.75). Mackey swam the 100 free for the filst time this year. •That's a great time for her," Lamont said. Tujima enjoyed an outstanding meet with Wins in the 100 backstroke (1:03.56) and 100 breast (1:06.24), while ta.king second in the 200 free (2:00.03). Anne Belden was third in the back (1:06.36) and breast (1:09.0). Carolyn Conway was second in the 500 free for Harbor ln 5:42.79. Other third-place finishers for Newport Harbor lncluded Jenna Murphy in the 200 IM (2:21.73), Ashley Parole in the 50 free (26.88) and 100 free (56.66) and Paige Lansing in the 500 free (5:43.2'). The Sailors face Edison ln a nonleague dual meet next Wednesday. SIA Y11W lWUI GILS ~ tt--. ft, Woe -m 81 200 ~NII¥. 1. Newport HMbof (Tljlma, Geehr, M9cMy "1d Msol), 1:55.29; 290 ,._. 1. ""1ol (NH), 1 :S6.2t; 2. Tajima (NH), 2.1>0.03; J. Wllrw(HH), 2:01.0I; 200 .... 1. leldtrl (NH). 2:14.39; 2. RcbWwon (NH). 2:20.55; 3. lwy (NH). 2:22.13; so,,_. 1. "4cGhle (NH). 23.A1; 2. Pion (W). 23.73; 3. Geuthler (W), 2.'06.20; .... 1. Pwinol (NH), 2:12.ft; 2. 51111(W).2:19.16; 3. Mwphy (NH), 2:21.73; .. .._ _ '. Gm (W). 25.65; 2. Gauthi.r (W). 25.89; 3. ""*(NH). 26 .. -~. 1. ~(NH). 58.32; 2. Gllnt (W), 1 ;0036; 3. GlutNer (W), 1:01.78; 3. ~ (W), J,4,.2.4; tao ~ -1. Wiiner (NH). 1 :01.63; 2. "°9d\ (Nt4). 1:03.01; 1 Silft:l*r (NH), 1:1101; 100 he -i. ~(NH), 51.81; 2. Pion (W), 54.~ l. McGhle (NH), 55.63; 500he·1. Bury (NH), 5:lU5; 2. Armstrong ~ 5:.41.05; 3. ~(NH), 5:A6.l3; 200 he ,.._ • 1. Newport Hlrt>or (Auer, Robinson, DOimen, ~. 1:.JS.29; 100a.dl· 1. Roed'I (NH). 1:05.91; 2. ~(NH), 1:06..12; l. 8eldln (NH), 1:0U7; ...... -1. ~ (W). 1:08.06; 2......., (IN), 1:10.63; 3. Moore (W). 1:10.72; .. ,._.....,_,,Newport HMbof (Auer. Ro.ch, Belden. Robinson), 3:M.17. 100 ..... 1. ~(NH). 53.75; 2. Grllnt (W). 56.17; 3. ,_.(NH), SIM; .. .._· 1. GMlthllr (W). 5:3t.79; 2. ConMy (Nt4), 5:A2.79; 3. Unslng (NH), 5:4.U4; .......... 1. Woodbridge. t:M.52; 1• a.di· 1. Tl}lml (NH), 1 :03.56; 2. lostl (W), 1 :06..2A; J, Belden (NH), 1 :116.36; 100 ...... • 1. Tljlma (NH), 1 :03.56; 2. loltl (W), 1 :o6.2A; 3. Belden '"H), t:OUI; 400 he Niiiy • t. Woodbfldge, 3:47.53. HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING 1 .l. Oaity Pilot f'., •·I t tt ••Ii • I 'j ..• ,,... .... AilD ~ 16, ,... ' a 't Hllillbor 1 ~1dgt 10, "*-0 fltdg'l SIMDll J;.1J IMDa Irvine It Nlnupa.t ...._. LlglN ... 'M>cJdb ... ......... u Nl'Jspmt Hlllbar It Lagl.r\I Hills ,.,., ~ • IMne Wwtn, ?dD· All:ll Z& Ytbxb~ at N91 upaet tflltaar lJ9n His at Also Ng..iel Aliso ~iguel handles Tars Sailors still seeking first Sea View League win. AL IS 0 VIEJO Newport Harbor High senior Mike Jones went 2 • for 3 to KOlllOAIO account for Wion 1 half of the Aliso Niguel 16 Sailors' bits in a 16-1 Sea.__ ____ _, View League baseball loss Wednesday at Aliso Niguel Andre Pinesett, who drove in Lu CasWJo for the Tan' only run in the sixth, and Mike McLean also bad singles for the Sailors (4-16, 0-9 in league). Newport will try to right the sh1p on Friday when the Sailors host Irvine in a 3:15 dash. HA YIW LIAGUI Auto NlciLa. 16. ......., HAMolt , Newport Hafbof 000 001 0 • 1 4 3 Aliso Niguelo 132 406 IC · 16 10 5 Torrey. Kretdlmllt (5) -S Ptmstein. TOrTey (6); Nolan lllld Serodte. W'-Nolan. l ·Torrey. 28 • Hebeler (AN). HR • Pltchfonl (AN), serocb (AN). Sea Kings have too -much for Costa Mesa CORONA DEL MAR -The Corona del Mar High boys and glrls swim teams soundly defeated Pacific Coast League visitor Costa Mesa Wednesday. The Sea Kings improved to 2-3-2, 2- 2 in league. PAC11C COAST l&AGUl ton QiM 120. c.asa M1M 15 PACIK COAST IMM il1S CDM 11& c.on. MIM 40 CdM senior Sherwin Kim was the lone double-individual winner ln the boys meet, won by the Sea KJngs, 120- 35. Kim won the 200-yard individual medley (2:14.12) and the 100 freestyle (51.10). Coach Doug Volding's CdM girls squad (4-2, 3· 1) won every individual event and swept five events to earn a 118-40 win. 200 medley ,.i.y . 1. c.oron. cW Mir ()CMtln, ~Derr, Mmrdl), 1:54.20. 200 free . 1. Mlylr (CdM). 2;03.fOl 2. twm (CdM), 2:0UO; 3. Adltnowta (CM).~. 200 IM· 1. IClm (CdM). 2:14.U; 2. Money (CdM). 2:21.37; 3. llpcion CCM>. 2:27.72. 200 medley rmy . 1. CdM (MM. u.o. MdC.ly, ~.1:S8.JO. 200 free · 1. w.yte (CdM), 2:1U7; 2. T. ICubti (CdM), 2:2A. 1 J; 3. Harris (CM), 2:30.32. 200 IM • 1. Hendric:bon (CdM), 2:.28 50. The Sea Kings won 10 of 11 boys events, including individual triumphs by Matt Meyer (200 free in 2:03.60), James Strack (50 free ln 23.55), Kevin Amendt (100 butterfly in 1:0\.91), Marcello Pantullano (500 free ln 5:36.35) and Ali Kattan (100 backstroke in 1:06.94). Kim McKay was a double winner (100 free and 100 back) for the Sea Kings. while Natalie Wayte (200 free), Niki Hendrickson (200 IM), Jordan Anae (50 free), Kelli Kline (100 fly). Hayley Sheetz (500 free) and Flo Rodenbuis (100 breaststroke) won one event each. 50 free • 1. Str ldt (CdM), 23.S5; 2. Mae l9fC CCdM>. 24.n ; 1. Moore (CdM). 25.90. 100 lfy . 1. Amendt (CdM), 1:01.91; 2. Mullen (CdM), 1:15.21; 3. M¥sNll (CM), 1:18.16. 100 free . 1. IClm (CdM), 51.10; 2. Strldt (CdM), 52.05; Mitch (CdM), 55.96. 500 free· 1. PlntUllano (CdM), 5:36..35; 2. Money (c.ctM), S:AS.91; 3. Amendt (CdM), 5:49.82. 2. McAd.ns (CdM), 2:40.69; 3. ~ (CdM), 2:A7.78. 50 free • t. ~ (CdM), 25.04; 2. Glr1soo (CdM), 21.02; 3. ~ (CdM), 21.36. 100 fly · I. Kline (CdM), 1:13.36; 2. z.hlr'Son (CdM), 1:14. 13; 3. Vlfble (CdM). 1:20.79. 100 frte • t. MctCay (CdM), 56.93; 2. HM!tlns (CdM), 1 :00.33; 3. Fries (CdM), 1:03.7S. 500 tr .. • t. Sheetz (CdM), 6:16.70; 2. Harris (CdM), 6:18.94; 3. McAdams (CdM), 6:32.58. 200 free relay· t. CdM (EaldingtOn. W'(te, Velble, Zlhanon), 1:59.84. Costa Mesa's quartet of Carly Millian, Allyson Harris, Lacey Navarette and Katie Thorsness won the 400 free relay (4:38.14). 200 frM rHly • 1. CorON def Mar (Str.dl, Mlrd\ ~Moore). hit.82.. 100 bid . 1. ICattM\ (CdM). 1 :06.94; 2. Mlnhlll (CM), 1:15.70; no third. tOOlnlst • 1. Tipton (CM), 1:11.37; 100 b.ick • 1. MdCay (CdM), 1:05.0; 2. Hewko (CdM), 1:116.90; 3. MUllan(CM), 1:21.13. Costa Mesa's Brian Tipton topped the field in the 100 breaststroke ( 1: 11.37) for the Mustangs' only triumph. A select group of the Sea Kings will compete ln the preliminaries of the MUlikan Southern Section Relays today at Belmont Plaza. 2. 8rundege (CdM), 1:13.82; 3. Hersh (CdM), 1:13.92. 400 free relty-1. c.oron. dll Mar ~ Str.t. H8lp«; Gentry), 3:47.83. 100 breast · t. ftodlnhuls (CdM). 1:19.05; 2. lammtnnan (CdM), 1 :28AO; 3. Adams (CM), 1:28.50. 400 free relly • t. Cost.I Melia {Mill!M\ H.wris, Navarette, Tllonnesl). 4.:38.14. HAYLEY FROM 81 whether you go slow or fast, it's going to hurt. After the race, you can barely get out of the water. But when it's donE!i you're so happy it's over with." Peirsol said she routinely overcomes this cynicism with the help · of her club teammates, who lure her to dally workouts with the simple pleasures of friendship. Her fellow distanoa swimmers al80 • form an exclusive support group, the memben of whlcb frequently s.bare their ~ations over tbe hardships brought oft by the monotonoUJ and demanding workout.I De.ded to sustain their elite fitneu level. •wtthout thOle people, I Wouldn't sW1 be swimming,• N.ld Peirlol. wbo b.egen compettrlg at age S and p.lanil to. COllUDue at least through colleg • ·~ wtth your friends can reeJ.ly Dialte ttab:Wlg IUQ. espedally dry·land tralnlng. ID .. wa•. we'J'9 aJways encouraging each oftler to gcl through the next Mt." Petnol Midi no piapang to bOIJter t.hJt lineup for Newpclrt Hatbor.; for '"1Jcb she sparkled In a pu ot SM View League dual meets Id .... The two-dlliil .. ~Mi Ww dWnpioa In .... ..,,,_----~ that eY.al til dai CIP"c:M .... 8*8Da DMiloD 1 IDU .... .,..., ,..._wan Cbl 200 liidh1du.a...,., 2 1 ~· .... _. ........... too~ ......... ~ ...... ..,. lhtldan'INl ..... 9'Wu1 •J-HlkApllU, The Daily Pilot Athlete of the week also won the 500 free Friday against Irvine, which defeated the Tilrs, 109-61. "I try to go to as many high school meets as I can and I try to have fun,• said Peirsol, who finished second tn the 800-meter free at the national championships March 19tn Mlnneapolls. She was also third in the mlle and second in the 400 JM in Minnesota. "I swtm in whatever events coadl (Ken La.Mont) pub me and I dbG't ree1.ly Wort'Y ebout times.• 1...-Mcmt WOl"l1tl U&:de about Pelnol'• elfort. or her ability tO dQminate prep I• With any stroke. "She's Vt!ly good ln all the atrolutl, which maka her a V.tKY g9C*1 ~ • Li.Mont laid. ·r cao '--her elmciJt l.DY'\'.here and &be'• still ~ to be..,_., IWXl8Slfu1. I try not to plgeoobolj blr Imo the same two events every meet.• LaMoot Nld PelilOI'• •ucceta ..... from her work ethk:, u !"9lt al u Ull(OllDIPOft competitlv8 delllila. .She .. veiy devot9d to tralnlnl With ... • aub and a tpeDdt a kJI ~ lime an the ~. LIMoDt Mid •• Sba .... "'Y gOOCl racer. She eJWayw bdngl a llr(lng +.11•11f4d11wreMdtudetoUJnice.• "*9ol. ..... older braeber Mron ....... wadd ...... •wd• ... .............. ~fram ..... .!:];'et.did•..,.... ...... ---~-M 1• .. ,......., ... ,bdw ... ~=-~::t=:.i:= .... ,.... .. GOLF CdM tunes up for University NEWPORT BEACH -Corona del Mar Higb's boys golf team tuned up for todays big Pacific Coast League match with University by completing an 18-hole nonleague duel with Irvine at Newport Bea~ Country Club Wednesday. The nine boles at Newport Beach cul.m1nated ln a 387-440 victory lo give CdM a 12,2 mark. Corona's Alex Chlkovani and Ryan Lynch shared medalist honors Wednesday with 2-over 37s, followed by Brad Chamberlin and Nick Sherman (both at 40) and Tun Frohling (42). Over 18 boles, Chambertln was the medalist with a 75, and the followin(J is what sets the Sea Kings apart from most: Chikovani and the combination of Colby Hackett and Lynch were at 76, Sherman wu at 77 and Probllng was at 83. Mike Starkweather's Sea KJngs (7-0 in the PCL) can clinch a share of the league crown with a win today against a foe they defeated by six strokes on it's course. WhlUleld medalist in S8llors' victory SANTA~ -Newport Harbor High senior Semi Wb.ltfield shot 2-owr ~ 36 CD grab medalist hOnors and lead the SaUon boys golf 1IHiD to a t 99-~ Sea View League v1ctory over Laguna Hills Wednelday al Santa Ana Coun!Jy Cub. Freshman Rhett PAliner and sophomore David Molldlenbacbe.r shot 39 for tho Sallon (2-7, Z. 3m1-g\ae), while Devit PemttCn (41) Qd Geimt Wbldfeld (42) .., <GntribUlied. ' . KVOWYIALL Pirates .. • rem am . Unbeaten OCC caps perfect regular season by topping rival GWC. Steve Virgen DAllY PILOT COSTA MESA· Their story goes a little something like this: In the year 2002, a SCOlllOlll talented group ===== of individual$ Golden West 1 came together ,.,._ 3 as a team and --------' produced Orange Coast College's first undefeated men's volleyball regular season. On Wednesday night, when the Pirates (21-0, 17 -0 in the OEC) faced a challenge from district rival GJlden West, they depended on sophomore leadership, and again became as one to win, 30-28, 30-22, 28-30, 32-30, at Coast. The Pirates, who clinched their second straight OEC title April 10, have lost just five games this season, one against the OCC alumni. After winning an intense Game 4, the Bucs picked up their coach, chuck Cutenese, and threw him in the pool amid the Pirates' biggest celebration Cutenese of the sea- son. "The biggest thing has been the leadership from our sophomores, and I'm talking about all of them,• said Cutenese, who was the setter on OCC's 1987 state champi· onship team that went 16-0 in the OEC. 29-2 overall. "They've been working on their game individually and they kind of came together. It's not a real emotional team, which I'm not used to having. ll has ~ an adjustment for me to let them just play and not let them have emotional eidtement. This is their biggest celebration.• Against the Rustlers. the Pirates received a Wt from the return of sophomore team captain Soeren Schneider, a 6- foot-6 outside bitter fTOm Germany, who missed the last two matches with a sprained ankle. Schneider led the Pirates with 15 kills and gave his teammates encouragement when the Rustlers reached game point ln Game 4, 29-27. •we were playing afraid,• said Schnelder, who was inspired by a swprise visit from older brother La.rs, who arrived from Germany Wednesday. ·we gave away too many easy errors. I just told them that we bad to calm down and play our game.• And so they did. The Bucs received a sldeout on a Golden West net violation, making their delidt, 29-28. Then, with key freshman reserve Miguel Galeana serving, ,sophomore outside bitter Jeff 'nlylor gave the right touch on a kill that went untouched OD the Rustlers' side for a point. The set came from sophomore Scott Wloant (57 assists). The Pirates seized the momentum. as sophomore team captain John Campbell and Taylor teamed up for a stuff block to give OCC game point. Golden West re5pollded With a lldeout, but the Rustlers' Allan Vince mlaed the ensu1og ~. to make Lt 31-30, OCC. Wloant served and then later set ror 6·8 fresbman Zach Ja.rdl.ne (14 kills, five digs), who iWnmed the ball lbat camed a Rustlen' oet vfoladon. Golden West toptiomore Brian Costanzo WU charged wath a yellow card midway tbtough Gaine 4, whk.b gave ' occ a point and• 22-:u lead. The Pilatet bavo Hmed a bye in the Southern Calilomia ~and wW bolt tbel&lte lilbalfuw match APdl 26 at e p..m., •ve:lmt the winner "' the liMtcb between GrOllmmt and UM Soutb Cout Conference ~up. n. ... tllle mMdl wlDMo bl .. Coilt. April 7111' p.a -· , ... I ?~ ,._. .. Coronadel MarHJgh'• Nlcole Kbn negoUates • Jump bl the IEL compeU· Uonat the Inter· ICholastlc Equestrian League. Cd.Ms Kim, Koetting sparkle in the finals Corona del Mar High lmbman Nicole Kim I ~ won the Interscholastic Equestrian League medal competition and &0phomore Julia Koetting was named overall varsity champion to highlight the dub program's shoWing at the final IEL show of the season Sunday at Oaks Blenheim Exhibition Park. Kim, the' defending champion, rode her mount, Top Flight, to victory over 11 other championship medal contender:;. who all qualified for the final at shows e~er in the season. The medal final consisted of two phases and a work off. The first phase consisted of jumping varsity fences set at 3112 feet. The second phase included judging riders on their hand and leg position as they performed sped.fie tasks without Jumping. Each of th~ phases comprised 50% of their score and the top six advanced to perform a complicated work off over fences. CdM sophomore Anne Schroeder won the IEL medal m the JUnior varsity classilication, riding ,Rallkl. The Junior varsity Jumping course fences were set at 2-6. Both Kim and Schroeder received a bouquet of roses. a three- color sash and a medal, then performed a victory gallop Koetting earned a third-place ribbon, while CdM teammate Sarah Mendelson, a freshman, finished sixth. Schroeder was the overall JuruOr varsity ch.am pion and CdM eighth-grader Katie Jones was the overall runner-up in the novice division. Freshman Elyse Avila and sophomore Sydney Fanar also competed for CdM. The year-end CEL awards banquet is scheduled April 29. NEWPORT HARBOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION Mud Hens cool iri the clutch Key hits, strong pitching lead to 10-9 and 4-3 Pony Division1Wi.ns. The Newport Harbor Baseball Association's Mud Hens dug down deep lo pull out two one-run victones in Pony Division action last week. The Mud Hens used their team play to defeat the Corona del Mar Reds, 10-9. and the Mud Hens also scored a 4·3 deasion over the NHBA Yankees. Mud Hen pitcher Brendon Salisbury struck out seven and walked just one in four innings of work, and Nathan Cramer struck out five in three innings as the Muds rallied to beat the Reds. When the Mud Hens trailed, 9-7, in the seventh inning, nm Cramer lined a shot down the left field line, which scored two runs to win the game. WW Klatte contributed two doubles and a single, while Salisbury added three hits and two runs scored. nm Cramer (two hits), Andrew Skjomby (two hits and two runs scored), NldcPruier (one run) and Brice St1llman (three runs scored) were also key in the victory, as was Jose GuUerrez, who played sound defense ir1 center field. ln the 4-3 win over the Yankees, Salisbury struck out nine batters ln SIX innings, walking only two and allowing no earned runs. Nathan Cramer earned the save as be struck out one in the final inning. The two pitchers combined on a one-hitter. Salisbury had two bits, one RBI and one run scored, while Stillman provided two RBis. Nathan Cramer completed an unassisted double play. For the Yankees, Cbrls Thompson pitched all seven innings and got the team's lone bit. Elsewhere in Pony actio'n: THE CARDINMS of the Corona del Mar Pony D1vISion outscored opponents, 36-9, dauning victones over the Phillies and the Athletics Apnl 11 and Saturday. First, the Cardmals c:rwsed past the Plullies, 13·2. as Cardinal p1t~hers Hunt Rychel. Kyle Schneekluth and Ryan Lance limlted the Phillies to two hits. Alex Johnston singled in two runs in the fourth mning to break open what was a dose game. JamJe Kline slammed a two-run double in the filth, and the .. Cardinals went on to score seven runs in the sixth as a result of five hits and three walks. Roger Ramlllon and Matt Loyd each collected three bits for the Cardinals. Pitcher Mike McDaniel maintained steady play for the Phillies. 1Wo days later, the Cardinals scored four runs in the top of the first and went on to defeat the ~s. 23· 7. Schneekluth, Lance dDd Andrew Dlalynls bad singles in the first inning. The Cardinals scored seven runs in the fourth and t t more in the fifth to break away. Every Cardinal was credited with at least one base bit. Lance went 4 for 4 and Johnston went~ for 4, while Kline, Schneekluth, Rychel and David WheaUey added two bits each. Jalk Ballback and Matt llaJger each scored two runs for the A's. In NHBA Bronco DiVlSion action: • BRAVES 7, llED Sox 6 • The Braves pulled out a thrilling come-from-behind victory, scoring four runs in the sl.Xth inning and pushing across the game-winner in the bottom of the seventh. Arturo Vasquez, who went 3 for 3, scored the tying run in the sixth. In the seventh inning with two out and the bases loaded, Ned Lyon drove an 0-2 pitch to right field, which scored the wmrung run. Down 5-1. after two innings, Brave NEWPORT BEACH unu LEAGUE catchers Spencer Smith and Justin Jones provtded momentum. throwing out four base runners, while mfielders Bryce Puller and Nlko Hernandez also played solid defense. Adrian Rodrlguez led the Red Sox. pitching three strong mrungs and allowing onJy one run • BRAVES 5, DoDGERS 2 · Brave pitchers Hernandez, Smith and Jones took advdOtage of being backed by a solid defense, that was led by Lyon and Ethan Aores. Vasquez slammed an RBI double I.fl the fourth that provided the margm of victory Dodger pitcher RJ. D'Cruz was steady for three strong innings. allowing onJy one run while striking out six • RED Sox 11, R.Eos 5 · Adrian Rodriguez, who went 3 for 4, and Nathan Talbott keyed a four-run hrst inrung to get the Red Sox going Red Sox slugger Ganett Gordon (2 for 3) pounded out a double Ul the ftrst. while Scott Ward went 2 for 3 and Vlnce Newsome had an RBJ bunt. Hunter Freeman also went 2 for 3 for the Red Sox. Scott Ward, Max Royer and Austin McCarthy belted singles that resulted in a six-run sJ.Xth. Nick Svendson, who went 2 for 3, and Spencer RJchJey turned in sohd efforts for the Reds. In Pinto Amencan Division action • THE DEVIL RAYS and MAalNER.s clashed in a home-run-derby of a game. Garrett Farthing crushed two home runs for the Devil Rays, while the Mariners' Riley Peterson and Blake Pemer answered with a grand slam each Jakf" Prater turned in a valuable effort as the Mariners' catcher. whtle Jacob Steiner snagge4 a line dnve and tagged a runner out for a double play. Reds outlast Cards in eight, 12-9 Silva and Neilsen, who all got on board with walks. Ln NBLL AA Division action. • DIAMONDBACKS 13, ANGELS 1l · Austin Blodgett belted a home run and a double, while Mkbael 'hormlna produced a triple and Natllao Wagner whacked three doubles to lead the Diamondbacks to victory. Wagner also pitched well for the D·bacb, allowing one run ln two innings. • DIAMONDIACD 13, YANDES 5 • lbe Diamondbacks' offense lnduded ti.inely hitting from SMdon G.rUlla. Sam C\lbelro and Blodgett. BnMola Pktl pitched two scOrelesS in.olngs, striking out six. " Mariners. In NBLL AAA action: • 1tED Sox 4, GIANTS 1 . With the score tied, t -1, in the top of the sixth, Red Sox slugger Brent Gray chipped a base bit and later ca.me around to score, which was the eventual winning run. Gray, a right ft.elder, and Erk Han.sen eadl threw out Giant runners attempting to score. Outs Preeman pitched the first two lnniDgs for the Red Sox. and allowed only one run, while Plll'ker Werll:De completed two scorel innings. Ill.all• 11Mr•-came on in reUcl in the fifth tnn1"g with two runners on base and no outs, but be didn't allow a run. Hetben went oo to pitch a scomess sixth to end tbegame. Jedi Genia• and Jamie H "MCU a.c1 t.be Gian with tbf:U delensma ons. Thursday, April 18, 2002 83 COll.EGI wmuu. UCI hoops stock gets a big boost Ganesha High's Mike Efevberha is ap Anteater. Also, Greg Ethington returns with three years eligibility. BREN EVENT'S CENTER -Mike Efevberha. a 6- foot-4 guard who averaged 25.1 points for Ganesba High last season, has signed a nabonal letter of mtent with the UC Irvine men's basketball program. Anteaters Coach Pat Douglass said Wednesday. "Mike 1s an electrilymg scorer who gained recognibon throughout his senior season,• Douglass said m a statement released Wednesday. •He will be ari immediate contributor to our program beginning next season.• · Efevberhd, who also averaged 9.3 rebounds per game, earned first-team All-CIF Ill-A accolades, after a season that included a career-lugh 58· pomt performance in a wm over Brea Olinda 10 December. Efevberha, who led Ganesh.ct to its ftrSt leaglie btle since 1987, was named Most Valuable Player of the Valle Vista League under Coach Joe Tremblay Efevberha also earned recogrubon as the Inland Valley Tunes' Player of the Year. and he was selected an all-state player by CaJ·Hl Sports Douglass also received the return of Greg Ethington. a 6-8 forward who signed a scholarship agreement to return to the Anteaters program after serving a two-year church mission in Bntish Colwnbia. Ethington played for UCI in 1999-2000. averaging 3.7 poirlts and 3.4 rebounds en route to his selection on the All-Big West Conference All-Freshman Team. He started 22 games, scoring a season high of 10 points twice and grabbing a season-best 11 rebounds in a g~e Ethington. from Gtlbert High m C handler, Anz .. will have three years or eu91bility remaining HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebratmg tM Daily Pilot'S Athlete ofrM Wttk ~ies I 1 I I J TODAY DAVID RODIUGUEZ G> Estancia football 0tML.-WARE fD Newport H¥bor ~II TODAY'S SCHEDUll IWl•flll High tdlOOI ~ Md glf1s • COit.i Mesa et CorON del Mat, 2A.5 p.m .. lsaindu1t~ J;lSp.111. Woodbi ldge 115. Nlwport Hartlof, 11t 0r-. eo.t. J pm WMl College • Cll 5wte Sen lenwclno et~~~2JOpm Community a:illilgil • s.nta ,,,.... at Orange'°""' 2:JO p.m. SW I I I ' I I 84 Thuedoy, April 18, 2002 . ' ._,:_ .......... ....... . --...--.. ~i~~~. I W7ryllt) .... --1 -I ~· N01'lCE OF 'rl'U'SlU'S ...-.... SAL! Tl'llt* 1e11 No ,_,,..,. ":".~ • Flctftloue 9ueineea .......... w ........ --11 L -dUcltd by.· e ·• ...,._, ....,.,., tfave you etarted .. ..-......~ llu•' .,,.,., aen Ille>. 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FlYNN NIO wNa>A L. ~dto CXNllMt Ille O.UV Piiot Mar. 28, Aet· Vitia Ba~a Newport Bearet, 111<1., Paul ~ Dt eoron., CA lcthloua BualMM Thi• •llltement wee GUllldo "'-Duran 1117 2:00101817111 of official FLYNN. HUS8ANO ANO ~~ 4. 11, 18, 2002 1b191 Bw:h, CA e2eeo ~· P*'<tenl 92882 .. Name Statenwnt filed with the County Woodbuiy. Irvine.' CA ~~-~ on,1ce ot WIFE dll.i 02/1MM n ~ &,.---s.c;;; Flctltloua Bualneaa .... '.!!'! .. ~!'"-It con· ftled ''wi~~ct wuty This butlneaa " con· Thdoi,11ow1ng pel'IOM Clelil af Olanoe County ~o .... _ ... ___ ,_ ANOE County, Callfor-INIM'IWll No. 9'-0137294, • .,,.,..... .,.,_,, 'tOUf .., , "'•rnP .....,. .. , pattne,.hfp The 0 . · Group, 8038 2002flt1t51 dUc*I by. an lndlYldual .,. ..__. o OR· ~ 02/2AllM, a ~· ..... Y?!afllt a Name Staltement p"'::....,n-~•· a general Clerk~"' ""' ,.~....., dueled t>y: a general 1119 I bu.rne.. •: on ~ . .,.,,..,_ ,. con· nla, executed by. DIRK a1 OMdll IWcon:a tn the .,.,_lntllit .YOAJ The followtng persona Have you started on Have you atllted San Mfchal Dr .. ~ Delly Pilot Apt. 1, 11, f8, Have you •t•r1ed OOTHAGEI A MARRIED 01b d i1e Cour11y mull Ille Ihle <ililm the are doing buslnees •· doing bu11nee8 yet? 2002N'7133 doing bullnetle yet? ~ CA 92627 2§. 2002 Th205 doing bulineee yet? No MAH ASH s sou ANO Reconllr Of OtMQe Coi.llly, ~. ol ~ol...::, Oullerrez Campbell ~L~ Dally Piiot Apt. 1, 1~ Frantde CoMQuei No F18t1 ~ 6038 Sen Oultavo A. Duran SEPARATE PROP· s-cl C!MllOl'IK. will Mil ~~ of ;v.. fttm Communications, 3818 MUOCI( Derek Davte 25, 2002 ~ Thll atatement was Miohel Dr .. Co91i Mesa, Flctltloua 8uafMM Thlt statement was ERTY, .. Trustor, Oii ~. 2:~ AT °'II* Notice Campus Olive, Ste. 111, Thia atetement WU ... ctl I flied with ... _ ,.~ • ....., CA 92627 Name ~ flied with ltl• County LONG BEACH MORT· THE NOflll4 FR()t.lT i.rie .. )'OU rec«Ye ~ Newpor1 Beach, CA tiled With . the County "' toua ButlMM Clerk of an:;. ~·ty· Mary Quinlan, 1068 The f C1ell! of Or.nge County GAGE COMPANY, .. ENTRANCE TO TWE "'*'· (l"IMM UM 92@60 Cleft< of ()fenge County Name Sutement on ~ Wua St .. Tustin, CA 111'1 ~~ on 03l29'.I002 e.n&llclary, wllt •II at COUNTY COURTHOUSE. ~~ nut Karen S. ~. H on 03l26fl002 · The folloWlng peraone 2002u 97157 92780 Olymolo Lawna · 2002tll71111 public auction ••le to 700 CIVIC CEHT£A DRIVE ~ .. OOflY rA Cherry Hills Lane. New· 2002Qt712a .,.. doing ~ ea: Dally Pilot·-4 11 18 This business la con· 231 1~ Maanolla'. Coeta OelyPloC Apr. 1, 11, 18, the hlghe•t bidder tor WEST, Sl<HTA N4f.. CA a1 ~°'on D4fll1CI port ee.cn. CA 92660 Dally Pilot Mar 28 Apr Aquutarr 1143 2S 2002 ...,.... ' • • ducted by: a general Meea CA f2627 ~ ™21 t cuh, cuhler'• check publlo IWCllOll. '° ... IAan: ~= Ralael Oullerrez •• 11, 18. mi n11ri Chatlealona' St, Costa I Jb22e partnership Lany Ottele 231 112 drawn by 1 1 1a1e or ~ bldd« '°' ...,, 0( N.E. T.l 11 401 ~ Cflier Uribe. 511 N. Citron MMI. CA 92626 Flcthlou• eualn... Have you started Magnolia Cotta Mt18 Flctltloua Bualneaa national benk. 1 cash· cneok • dMCribed below, Olfw W~Senta Ana. ca Street. Anaheim, CA Flctl Jeny Ashley Kaller Nim. Stat9mlnt doing business yat? CA 92627 • fMme Sbltement ler'• chock drlWn by • pey8ble In "" II Clme d :701 ol ~ ~of(~ 92805 tloua Bualn... 1143 Cflarleslooe s1.: The lolloWlng persons Yea, Jan. 2002 This buslnesl la con· Th• foff9wlng persons slate or federal credit ..... 111 llgtoc, Ulle. ....s :rm tn llw ~Court This business Is con· Nim. Statement Coeta Mesa, CA 92626 ere dotrla bustneas Fran Tracy ducted by· an lfl<hldual are doing. buei** u · union, or 1 cashier'• 111wtat oonv~ 10 .,o /Clvlc:Olvltlon. ducted by: an unln· The followll)g per'IOl\S Thls buainees 11 con· AloN enterprise. ~2 Thia atafement was Have ·you itar1ed PetlOtllllzed Nutritkln check drawn by 1 state oow held by w una. u1e1 The Falli.n to drnely 11111 oorporated association are doing bualnesa as: ducted by: an lndMduel Newport Blvd Sult A. !lied wl1tl the County doing bullnell YfK1 No Con1ultenl1, 23011 or feder11l 11vlrig1 and Deed cl TNll. 111 111e and_. a verified Clllm other than a par1nershlp The Maltlnl Boat Com-Have you 1tarted Newpod euCh c.::.tor Cleft<...,~~ County Larry Ottele MoultF28on ~. Ste. loan usoclltton, .. v. prope11y 11 1U*d 1n said •ta•ng '" lnlfl'lll In the Have you started pany. 101 Loma Ter· doing bu1ine11 yet? nfa ·92627 . • · on "'"'""~"' Thi • Laguna Hiiis CA Inga anoclaUon, or Counly end si.. -"' .. ~wiltn ~ ~ doing business yet? r-. Ste. D, Laguna Yes. 12·13--01 Yoko Takai, 11865 ~ 20026817'31 flied 'wiJitat:='nleouW,,fy 92653 ' 11Y1ng1 benk specllled ,_. IUlly dwtt'*I In Ille PfooertY bellll dldlrld or Yes. 3118/2002 Beeoh, CA 92651 Jeny Alh4ey Kaiser Bealrlce Street. Culver ~ /14><. 1, 11, 18. Clefl< cl Onlnge County Gregory Howatd Tefft. In MCtlon 5102 of the lbOV• 191--.ced OMO d Otdind fotf9llird to Stall ol Karen S. Campbell Tari Soderling. 404 This ltetemenl was Cl1y, California _ Th203 on 03l29l2002 21988 Los Alamos, Ananclal Code ind Ttwl. The ..,_ llddl.-Cllltoml and cllt:r1bulld This statemenl was Loma Terrace, Ste. 0, filed with the County JalTl88 Te.kal~5 Flctttl B 1 200ZNl7H2 Lagune Niguel, CA iuthol'Ufd to do busl· mr><1 -comnon purauan1 io t111 PfVY:!elone filed with the Courify Larna Beach, CA Clerk of Orange Coooty Beatrice Street, Culver oua u1 nen Dally Pllol Apt 4 1 18 92677 neu In Ihle atate. Sala c11e1an..ion. K M'f· Of .,,. 9!.J!' ~..!!..,and Saf9t\I Cieri< of Orange County 92 51 on 0312912002 c~. Calif--'-90230 Name Statement 25 2002 · ' .Jw..: This buelnen is con· wtll be held b the d 1 ,.., """"' ......,,...,, 11489 on 03/26/2002 Lisa Pk>en, 401 Loma 2002Nll76211 ""'"' The following pe-~· -· -· JDSW ~ ""': an ............. ·-• eppOlnted ~IN uJ ~ ~ ~ =· lllr\l'er nob °' 200268117126 Terrace. Ste. D. Laguna Daily Pilot Apt 4, 11, 18, duct~ ~~In~~ 8/e do4ng busfneSi·;;~ Flctltloua eu,lneu Have-• you ~";;:.d ahOwn below, of 1 11 eo1 SN«>CASnE ORNE. 04/1~. 04/'23m, OaJty Piiot Mar. 28, /14><. Bw:h. CA 92651 2§. 2002 Th204 wife Christian Famllr. Name St.tement doing bu1lne11 yet? ~~~·tano ~2~tenr~ ~I:!!'°'!!__~-~ ~I026U 4, 11. 18, 2002 Th178 ~~ ~~':9-~· Flctltloue Bualneu Have you started Churcn lnternatlona . Th• lollowl Yea, 3/28/2002 ....... ~,....v .,,.. v~ __ ., .,,. ,......,.,.._ Fl ti I -1 ..-.M~~ dOlng buslnes$ ,_.., No 377 W. Wiison St., #15, 8111 """-Wing pereoos Ofegory H. TelTt held by the lru•tee In TMIN diedlllTll lll1Y ~~A MESA c t oue Bualneaa Have you started Name Statement James Takai,~.. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 ~'V buslnels as: Thr1 11atement waa the hereln1ttw de-111111u1y 1or 1111 y PtlO Name Statement ~ bus1oess yet? No The followl,ng persons Yoko Takai Hein Austin. 3n w. Seulde Delicatessen, flied with the County 1crlbed property under 1~ c1 111e IVMI The lotlowl11G persons Soder1lng are doing bOsiness as: This stalement was Wilson St .. 115, ~ ~Ritz Carttoncf'lt• 1 03, Cleltl of ~ County and pumiant 10 the ~ snc1 °'* conman Fictitious Buelneaa are doing bUslfless as: This statement was Ronald Banks and As· filed with the County Mesa. CA 92627 ana Point. 92629 on 03f.2fll2002 OMd of Trust. The ule dellgNlk>n. 11 Wff, ~ Name Statement Laguna Beach Mag fic'led with th• County aoclate\, 3700 Nowpor1 Cieri< of Orange County This bualnese la con-~:aa r6u•hby, 263 20026117653 wlll be made, but with-l'leN!n. TN 10lll MlOUlt1 c1 The following persons 1617 Weatelill Dr., Ste: onleri< of Oranoe ~ Blvd. #202, Newport on 03/29/2002 ducted by. an lndMduel 0 omaa Street, Delly Plot Apt. 4, 11. 18 out cownant '¥ war· lhe ~ bll.oce •Oh are doing business as: 210, Newport Beach. CA 03/22/2002' Bead!, CA 92fl63 20026897648 Hava you llar19d ~ Mesa. CA 92627 25. 2002 lli212 ranty, expru .. d or lnUwtll ~ d Ille Performance Eloclric. 92660 2002681166N Rober1 Falco. 3400 Dally Pilot "4>f. 4, 11, 18. ~ business yet? No 26 evln Miiam Buehby, Implied, regardlrig title, ob11Q8110n MOJ111d by tne n95 E No11hfleld Ave , Douglas Stockel, 296 Dally Piiot Mar. 28. Apt. Irvine Ave. Ste 215 25. 2002 Tb2tO Hem Austin 3 Santo Tomu Fictitious Bualneaa Hime Sbltement The following peraons are doing bullilMI .. : po11eulon, or ancum-property to be acid .,u Anaheim Hflls CA Cypress Dr.. Lag'una 4. 11, 18. 2002 TH1Q6 Newport Beach, CA This statement was Slnlet. Costa Mele. CA bfance•. to pey lhe ~· tlllmllad ~ 92807 ' Beach, CA 92651 92663 Flctltlou1 Bualneaa tiled with the County 926 2 7 r•mtlnlng prlnclpel ~ n ldv-• Lonnie Owen Wright, This business Is con· Fictitious Builneaa This business Is con· Name Statement Cletil of Orange County Thia buslne11 Is oon· •um of the not-<•) Ille tJ/llf ot thl lnl11111 n95 E. Northfield Ave , ducted by: an lndvldual Neme Sblte t dueled by: an individual Jhe lollowlng pepersons on 04I02fl002 ~ed by: husband and ACured by the Deed of oucUctllon d ow Nollea Of Anaheim Hills. CA Have you started m.n Have you started are ~ business as· 2002UH025 w 8 Tru11, 1ntere1t thereon, Sele is S60'7831.tl8 k It 92807 do4no business yet? No The fotl~rsons doing buSlness yet? No Or.-A~toptex, 3195_0 Dally Pilot /14><. 4, 11, 18, ,.,!!v~ started Htlmated fee•. chargt• poeaible IN! • 111e titTW ot This business is con· Douglas Stockel are doing as: Rober1 Falco Airport Loop. Costa 25. 2002 !1!231 -Lisa'V Bu•....., yet? No end expensu of the ..ie !ha opening bid rTWY be dueled by· an lndnlidual This statement was Leap Communlca· This statement was Mesa. CA 92626 -~r Tru1tee for the totll *' !hall "" IOlll Have you started filed with the County = 4i'4 E. 17th Street, Hied with the County Kayvan Akhavan, Flctltloua Bualnen This statement wu amount (at the time of 1~ oo.. 1n doing business yet? Cieri< of Orange County CA rrlfi.; Costa Mesa. Clerk of Orange County 24171 Lindley St . Mis-Name Sbltement filed wllh the County the Initial publlc.Uon ol addUon 10 caa11. "'• Yes. 311/2001 on 03/26/2002 Brenda Harmon Lavin on 04/02/2002 soon Viejo. CA 92691 The following persons Clefl< d Olange County the Nolle• of Sale) TIUllM will~ C&lhlel'• Lonnae Owen Wnght 20026697136 480 E. 19th Street' 2002881171136 This buslnus is 000• are doing busfiless u : on ~00 .. reasonably Htlmated to Ched<a di'nn on •-. 0( This s1atement was Dally Pilat Mar. 28. Apr. Costa Meaa, CA 92627· Dally Pilot A{X. 4, 11, 18, dueled by: an lndMdual CNC Countertops, • ,Qll7t51 be .. 1 forth below. The nllllonll bank. a c:l*ll< filed wlth the County 4. 11 18, 2002 Tht83 Jason Lavin, 480 E. 25. 2002 Tb219 Have you star1ed 3746 Warner Ave.. Dally Piiot Apt. 1 · 11 · t8, amount may be greater cn..n by • llale 0( *""' Cieri< ol Orange Coun1y Fictitious Bualneas 19th Street. Coata Flctltlou• Bualneaa doing business yet? Santa Ana. CA ~ 25. 2002 TH208 on the day ol sale. credit union, Of a cl'8Cll on 03/22/2002 Mesa, CA 92627 Yes, 411/02 Cart G McPherson. FlctltJoue Bualneaa Place of Sale: Tt1E dnl..n by • ttm• 01 1-.i 200288116673 Name Statement This businffl is con· Name Statement Kayvan Akhavan 2424 V1Sta Hooa.r. New-N S NORTii FRONT EN· sav1n01 1t111 IOlll Dally Pilot Mar. 28. /14><. The following persons ducted by: a general The following persons This statement was port Beactl, CA 92660 eme bltement TRANCE TO Tt1E auocl..,on, 1.,,,;ngs 4, 11, 18. 2002 Th 193 are doing business u : par1nersh(p are doing business as· filed with the County Tht1 business Is con· The followlng persona COUNTY COURT· llllOClalion. or llVlnos bani< F Orange County Sale Have yov started Southern Calllornla Cieri< or Orange Couoty ducted by: an Individual -~ bulineaa u: HOUSE 100 CIVIC speoAad In SectiOn 5102"' lctltlous Business Company, 3021·B Har· doing business "et? Carpet Cleaning. 1254 on 04/02/2002 Have you 1tarted N AC.) AC Loan, 8.) Tiger Patent, 1300 Adami Ave .. 11F, Costa Meaa, CA 02828 Merk Piigrim. 1300 Adami AWi., 14F, Costa Meaa. CA 112626 Thll bollfleM It con. ducted by. an lnclvlc1lal Have you etarted doing bu1lnea1 yet? Y•. Feb. 2002 Mark Pllgl1m This stat.men1 was flied with the County Clerk of Orange Coonty on 04I0'2l2002 200Hlt71190 Daily Plot Apt. 4, 11, 18, 25, 200? Tb215 CENTER DRIVE WEST the Financlll Code Ind Name Statement bor Blvd., Costa Mesa YN. 5/'2fJI02. , Londondarry, Costa 20026111711711 doing businesa yel'7 No A Life. C.) NAC SANTA ANA, CA Legal aulhoriztd10<IO~ln The following persons CA 92626 ' Jason M. Lavin Mesa. CA 92626 Daily Pi1o1Apt.4. tl, 18, Leue, 2915-A Redhill Oeacrlptlon: _Amount lhl• SUiia. Seid .-""' be are doing business as· James D. Wiiburn. This statement was Cesar Romero, 1254 25, 2092 Th232 Cill l9491642.s671 Ave .. Ste. 210-C, Costa of unpaid balance end tnlde, In .n 'AS tS" Coast 10 CoaSl lnfoona· 3276 Iowa S1reet. Costa hied with lhe County Londonderry, Coste ~ CA 92626 C.ll (949J64l-S611 other ooncltlon. bUI ... lhOUt lion Semces. 1733 Mesa. CA 92626 Cient of n......... "-·-Mesa. CA 92626 I Clll Ct--.111...0 ~ I ,,. I , .. nr41 elghbot11ood Aocep-charge1:S2e1.L653.02 covenant 0( MrTW>ty. Monrovia #F, Costa This business Is con· on 03l2si2002""' vuuu!y This business is con· .._,_ 10dly lance C':li (CA), ret I fw 111"9 ~~~~~(I(~~~~ ~byan~ ~~~1 1~,d~~~o/~·~an,~~~~~-~~~~9~)~W~~~·~~-~~t;t;fl;~~~;r~~;·~~~L~91~5-~A~~R~~rn~A~v~•·~·~~t~•~~~~~~,~~~·~~ dr111 and' other com· reQaldlng 1i1le. poeaaeelor'I Gerry Greer. 1046 Have you started Dall)' Pilot Mar. 28, Apt. •· 210-C, Colla MMI, mon d11lgn1Uon of the or~ to N1ltfv Madison Pl.. Laguna doing bullrieu yet? No 4, u, 18, 2002 TH196 SAVE A LIFE SPONSOR A PET real JMOperty; 3119 the lndebtaclnMs .--1 Beach. CA 92651 James 0. Wllbum -· ---- MANISTEE DA COSTA by Mid OMO OI Tn.t, Ian Wintert>otham. 121 Thi$ atatemenl was MESA. CA 112626 APN ~ "**'"'*· ""'1 38th St.. Newport flied With the Coun1y Number: 418-012-10 lr-.ar.i • ~ and Boach. CA 92663 Clerk of Orange County Fictitious BuelneM Nwne Statement The !ollowlng persona are doing buslneas as: The underelgnad Tru• Ille l.WIP8IO l)llndPll or Ille This business Is con· on 00/26/2002 tea dlaclilma iny llabll· ~TMCUl9CI bV Hid Deed dueled by· a general Daily Pilot ~~aor2.028H07!~1. lly for 1ny Incorrect· .. "* """ tnterwt partnershfp ... ..,.... ne11 ol the atreet ~ 111.,eon u pttNlcSeCI In MIO Have you slar1ed 4. tl, 18. 2002 Jb182 dre11 and other com· Note, plua 1-. dlAlvaa doing business yet? mon dulgnetlon, 11 any, and ·~ a1 "• Yes, 03/01/02 Flctltlou1 Bu1lne1a shown twiln. The TMIN Ind cl .,. In.Illa Jerry Greer Name Sbltement property heretofore c;l'Mle(I by Mid OMd al This statement was The following persons delcrlbed II being aold TMt. Oallld: 03/08I02 CTC llled with the County are doing butSneta aa: •11 11•. DATE: RMI ~ SeMoee FKA Clerk of Orange County Bargains and More 0312912002 CALIFORNIA CTC Forac:I-SaMcal on 0312212002 2537 South Main St.: RECONVEY ANCE Cofponlllon, 68118 Condor 20026896672 Santa Ana, CA 92707 COMPANY , u Truatee, Or., Mf'·88, Mclorpelt(. CA Dally Pilot Mar 28, "4>f. The Aziz Family Um· 9301 Corbin Avenue, 93021 Phone: (900) 281· 1, 11, 18. 2002 Th192' 1ted Par1nershlp. (NV}. Mall Stop: N 03 02 04, 8219. Sale lnfOITf9llon 2537 South Mam St., Northrldol CA 111324 (llOSl 57M618 ey Fictitious Bualneaa Santa Alla. CA 92707 (915) W·TT28 or (714\ ISITNllM Sate Olfioer Name Statement Thia business is con· 67).1865 OEB~AH CTC AMI EMm• Ser'lloM I• The lollowl119 persons dueled by: an lndlvldual BRIGNAC, VICE • debt coj!llCllO< ~ng are doing business as. Have you star1ed PRESIDENT CAUFOA· 10 cohct • diet. Any Random Acts 4:12, 55 doing business yet? No NIA AECONVEYANOe 1n1onn111on obeelned ...ut be Fair Drive 114, Costa The Aziz Family LJm. COMPANY IS A DEBT UMd lor NI~ Mesa. ~ 92626 lted Partnership, Tarek COLLECTOR AT· ~~!~· OU18/02, Alane Ann Andrews, Samee. General Partner TEMPTING TO COL· ,,_....,._ 55 Fair Dr 114, Cosla This atattmMt wu L.fCT A DEBT. ANY CH• 3793$01 Mesa. CA 92626 filed wllh the County INFORMATION OB-HEWPORT 8CHJCOSTA This business is con-Cieri< of Orange County TAINED WIU BE USED '4SAP!LOT ~ed by an lnd1vldual on O~ZH"fHI FOA THAT PURPOSE. Fictitious Bualneaa ave you started 0 ty PllOI • ASAP173U8 04I01 doing business yet? No al Mar. 28. /14><. 01/11, 04/11 ' Name Statement Alana Ann Andrews 4, 1 t. t8. 2002 Th184 Fl 1 The following persons This statement was ct tloua Bueln .. a are doing business as flied with the County Fictitious Bualneaa Name Statement Steve·s Sharp cars. Clerk ol Ql'ange County Name Statement The lollowlng persons 2036 Harbor Blvd on 03/22/2002 The lollowlng peraone are doing business as'. Co61a Mesa, CA 92627 2002HH883 are doing buslMtS as: L•xxel Auto Finance. Christopher Shuster, Daily Pilot Mar. 28. /14><. A.) Coast Acceptancl 2192 Dupont Dr. #116, 31250 Sun'81 Ave . 4, 11. 18, 2002 Th188 B l Coast Acceptance lrvlne, CA 92612 Nuevo, CA 92567 Corporation. C.) Coall Rob9rt G. Davenpor1, Th11 busintss Is oon· Actltlou• Buelneu Financial Corpo,.llon, 2192 Dupont Dr .. #116. ducied by' an lndlviOOal Name Sbltement 3991 Mac At1hur 6IVd. lrvlne. Ce 92612 Have you started The lolloWlng person. s Suite 125, Newport This business Is oon· doing business yet? are doing bu$lilesl es. Beech. CA 92660 ducted by an Individual Yes, 9/19177 a) College Preview Matthew 0. MOIMY Have you 1tar1ed Chris1opher Shuster b) College Focus. 2042 3991 Mac Arthur Blvd.; doif10 business vet7 No Tl'lls statemenl was Bus1nes' Center Dr Suite 125, Newport Aober1 Davenport flied wlln ttwl Counly Sle. 200. Irvine CA Beach, CA 92657 This statement was Cieri< of Oratige Couoly 92612 · This buslneN la con- filed wllh th• County on 04/10/2002 Maril Cof'l(ery. 101 ducted by; an lndiVldulll Clerk of Oolnge County 200266911113 Pari< Ave .. long Beaoh Have you •tarted on 04/05/2002 Daily Piiot Apr 18, 25, CA 90603-3160 • doing buslneel ~? No 2002681111119 May 2. 9, 2002 Jb?54 Thia bu.slnffs II con· Matthew D. MolMy Dally Piiot ~ 11, 18, ducted by. en lndMdual This s1atement w• 25· May 2. ~ Th239 Flctltlou1 Bualneaa Have you started llled wtlh the County Flctltlou• Bualneaa Name St1tament ~::.:'311~1ness vet? ~~Jl1~ County Name Statement Tha lollowloG persona Mark Conl•"' · 200211"813 Th 1.... are do4ng bUlliMlsa as· ·, "-"" """~ M • .,.IOWlng peraona Dog Gone Walklng 01 This atatemeot was ........ , r""' ar. 28, AfK. are dolfig t>usfneU u : Newport Cool, 4 flied with the County 1, 11, 18, 2002 ntlit tnk12go.eom. 11175 Celano Court, NeWJ)Or1 Cieri< d Onl'1Qe County Fl ltl Pomona Av.. #5, Coli. Coast CA 92657 on 00/22/2002 ct OUI BuelnaM MeN, CA 92827 Sh 2002'6Hl71 Name Stetement Owilel J. Wthlfl, 1975 aron Malle Schull, ......... 00-• Mar 28 •-The 1o1:o::e.:-• ..........,.. 4 Cel8l'IO Court, Newport ~·1 r""' . :!....,....' ,...., __ ............ Ave. •5. Coata Coe•. CA 92657 4. 11. 18. 2002 JD!89 are doing .. : Mela, CA 9202'7 Thia bualnelt la oon· PlatHU One, 83• Thie bullne&s la con-ducted by: an ~al Flctltlou• Bualnen Baywood Drive, NeW· clded by• WI lncMdual H Name Sblta!Mnt port Beach, CA ~ Have you at•rtod e1o1n:v:..i.= ~1:: The foltowfoo peraona ... ~VM K Wettera. 8'1 tilQ ~ 'lfA? No Daillet J. Wellh are doing busfneee as: -~ Drive, New· Oei1lll J, W•latt Th a) 01811t ,.,...... Port 8eactl, CA ~ Thia 1taremtnt WU le etetement WU """"' Cotllrlcl· Matk BlleckY. 21141 filed With the COUllly ~ :r'hr.::. = ~~I. 425 Recllende Canad• Ao.cl, t13A. ~~ Col.flly on ~me11s1 ~a~ewpon BMch, ~~~~. Plol :2':11'° Dllllly Pdot Mar. 2!. Nlf. Clartl Cook Contn1crt· CM:ltd ~: ~ M. 181 2002 Th~ 4 u, 18. 2002 Ihlao ~ar:: ·,,.vi~~ ~v~ueli: ~rt= Beeoh. CA e:!983 Lynn K. Watten JJ's O!Vegear lntema· liona.I, 278 Aase Lane Costa Mesa. CA 92627' Janet Erna du Monceau de Bergend&I. 278 Rote Lane. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Jon Stephen Dlnadaie, 931 Dogwood. Cosla Mesa CA 92627 This bualnesa 11 con-ducted by: a general partnership Have you started doing business yet? No Janet du Monceau de Bergendal Jon Stephen Dintc1e1e This statement w .. flied with the County Cieri( Of Orange County on OOl26l2002 . 200268117216 Dally Piiot Mar. 28 Apr. 4. 11, 18. 2002 !H195 Flctltlou• Buelnen Name Statement The followlnQ per&onl are clolno buelnela 11 · CalllornTa Concal)·ll Oynernlc Onlgn. 160 C°"8 Meu St., Sulla B. Colla MMa. CA 92627 KlmbertH Drake, 180 Colla Mesa SL, Sul1e B, Coeta MMa. CA 92627 Thia bualneSI ll con-ducted by. an lndMdual Have you 1ter1ed doing buli\ees yet? No l(lmt>erlee o,.u Thia .Wl•mtnl WH filed with the County Clel1c d ()ange CountY on 03/'27/2002. · 2002tlt7333 Daily Piiot hW. 28, A(K_. 4. 11. llL 2002 Jbl 98 FlctttJoua BuJIM .. Neme Statement The tollowlng pt(lonl ..,. clc*'G bulblit ... Sick l:n1ertelnm1rit, 1114 CaAlomla St. t1 Hunttflglon eeaan. cA 112848 Mlchul Dean Meyer, 1111 California St. II , ~Beech, CA Thlt bullne11 le oon• dUc*I !>\': art ~ Haye vou •tarted dOln.9 buelneee yet? No Mll(f OWi M9yer Thia ttatement w•• fllecl with IN County °""' ol ()ftnge Covnfy on '1V27~ IOOatttatlt Delly Pfiol Mw, 28;{,~ 4, 11, 18, 2002 Flctltlou. Bualneu 'lctltlou• au.lneu Thia twtlntlt 1, con· TNe 1ta1emeoi ... Nlmt ·~· Heme ~nt . ducted bV! e CO!pOnltlon t11«1 wlU'I the County Ttt. lollowinO ~ Tne folk>Wlno pttl10nl l1ave )'OU tl•rted Olof1I-ol Onlnge Coooty Flcdtlow .....,... are dOinO ~ .. .,. clOlng eu.Nill "· doing l>lltlneH Vtl? °" 03l22l'l002 NlfM ....... P.clflc e<>u1 Roner JO l.Od( a Key, 30.21·8 Y ... a.1-02 200HIMlll The fo4lowlnG ~ ~ ClUb, 1843 ~ H•lbor Blvd , Coate Clortt Cook Contrt<:t· O.ity Piiot Mal. 29 ~. ate dolrlg ~ ... Gt,. ~llgf()n ea.en. Meel, CA t2S2tl l!lg, Inc., Ctllk Cook t 1 L 18. 20Qi j'H117 Llnbert AHOCl&IH, CA '2648 JarM.t C>. Wilburn. Pttaldtllt ' .,...;..M,1-•• -•·-'---25e02 Allele P#tlMy, Qeottrey E Mvtt9, 327'& ic., Sttte1. COe&I Thltl •lattmellt ... r111n 11 ---&lie 1~. ~ ._ tM3 UIM 8.h 'tM!t Mw. CA ~ 111.0 witt'I Int County ........... ...,. OA eae53 lldDft lleedl. ~ .... '"* bUA'lell • con-Cleltt of Oranaa CounlY The lolowlng .,.,.,. ~ w.tbol\ 25G 'T'1ir ~ • con· ~ by "' lndMOO.tll on ~ .,. dOlllCI ...._,. Allala ~. Suite clo.d 11y .,. ~ Have you •tar1td toOHtlll?t Etottrlo. 1A.,,,artll, l~i.-~ · f1!M. CA Hilv• Y9U tlef1ed doing ~ yet? OeMy PfklC Mat. 28 /IV. ~ Pl'"'°'""' ~: tnea dl!i"I ...... 1fl(7 No YM. I0481 ,, U, \D, 200:il Jhim OG. Coell Mw, CA Linda !Ntn, 2M01 ~ I ,..,.._ Jlmll 0. Mbum flt8 Mell ::::-r.;.._ ..:"•~ lledThle~eo: SELL ~~: : =a...... . CA c.ll. d 0111rWt ~ ~ « 10lw!Dt C0Untv OOtlliil ....._ CA lNI llillllMM • OOfto °" .,...,..-111 ~ .• tatn ....., . W: • ....... 1111:'1\"= -,..5'!t7A: .. .:; ~. "•d ,~ c.-Anc&c::: F ...,,.. m--fa 11.JL_ ~ ki!U • ..... CA aw OU::. "" ~ ~ ......... Clllft. _.,.,~~~;;;;...__,, __ l t ' t t I For Only $19 You Can Help ... Are you an animal lover? Herc's a great way to express it. Sponsor a pet photo on our special "Save a Life" page p~blishing on Thursday, April 25, 2002. Yo~r sponsorship will secure a space for a photo of a pct who is available for adoption and needs a good home. This special page ?as sav~ hundreds of lives all over the state, thanks to people lik~ you. ~c a part of s~ving a life and feel great about doing it. This page 1s presented an conjun~ion with local animal shdters and Newport Beach Ammal Control Services. For just $19, you can add yow own special ~oughts under the pet's photo. It will display your name as the sponsor of this pct, or you may include a loving memory of one of your own cherished funy friends. SAVE A LIFE SPONSOR FORM Name: Addrc~-:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ City: ____ ..u.S.;;tc· 7· _.... ~'P'------------ Crcdit Catdl-·~~~~~~~~~~~..Ex Signarure· P-' ----- Phone (op-t-:io-n~al:-)'-----------------~- For check, make payable to; O~ty Pilot Text to appear in space below photo, 20 characters or less. Choose One: D In loving memory o._.__ _____ -:----~---".;..;._,~,__:;;,_.;-......._ DSpon~ri:dby--~~-----..-..;._~~~__,---~~~---.- Mail this form with your check or credit caRl informatio . Save A Life, % Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Meta. CA.n9~627. Thunday, Apt1I 18, 2002 BS ~-... ---... .. - • I ' ~ •• --_., ........... ,. .. ., .··-~ ........ ~ l~t •.· ... -Ao..:: .... -:'::' ~lelnlnl ... :,~ V*Y. CA ~~ at.t~NEY. :::::-i:::~= ( .. t) wlltlfn l.H,380 Labomory Cuuoft COlll Mw.. CA t12e17 ~2. _. • ~ flleO With tit ~ Thia~ la con· 1IO w Flrlt s·-..... ......!.-..... ---l'Oll equat'9 .. (Qlf). MCI CCMltlt ........ , .... ,.~ ............ ~--~~QM~ eci.ny U1eCI ~ • COIJIOllllolt a...·290 u--. ~u;_,·;; :-:;~~ r~T!~•_.!11•::: =~"PO"ATID ,,..... -· ~~ .:!v on 200aMt H•v• you 1...-ted ~ CA t1711 1, The ~ .,,.. llb ~ ..._ 4,010 Mell ,,.....lfted by 10801 Cell IM ~~07 .. 2&181 ~ Dllfv P•oupr 4 1l': ~~ ~ ~ No ~~~s. 2002 ~ti;:'~~ -ol .. Eiwgy P't1y9-.. ~ of ~ bl UIO <M>' 82....x> P1ftcw1y, '2828. 2S.)oQ2 ' 00 John N&amati. CEO ALAN ILATIR C*11. end calllomla Con4faO. lee l.libOlalOfY 8')1()1> fomM. !MM. LOI ...... CA 90720 ,r .. ,ro,.oMI Cofl· i...gun• N•Outl, CA ,. ..... ..._.& lhle lta1ement waa _ .......... ..-.:.... .....,1 , ..................... 1 _,_ 2,000 ut of tcholetty JAlOUALlfl!D (114) 191"61&1 ,..,_ Ma. a: t2tn RiUUVUW Bue&neea til«I Wl"1 "" Coul'I"' ., ,.._.,, ---... ......,_ .... ..... ac:tlvlty •P•C• and COHCAfl'I! eue<:o• ,,U!QUAUPllD 1·'° • :s 30 p M PST. M1ry K1tllerln1 NenM ~t Cltlltl or ~ r-.~ ~I .. _.. ., irlUn of 5 contJnuoua 12,320 uf of de· TAACTOAI ARI: PLUllllllMG IU8C()N. n...tdly, -of 1t, 2002 8tlWdl. 211• McUloft 11'9 1011oW1Q Ot ~ ........ , Publ ,,..., "1wpo11 YMll Pf'°' to ltlf blCI pettmental olflce Ind MORLEY CONIT"UC-TitACTOM AM• ~ P•rllw•y. 12828, .,. dolllO ~ on IOOHIMMO B••cll.COlll ..... ~ date lor flit admlni.ttatlYI •uppoit 110N COMPANY A.O. M.ID. c:o: ~ M'9 Laou114 N!Quel, CA Awtllruck Mualo, ~Plot All'~ 11 18 C:: t'r /;fJ 1~5, ua:J,~ .!~ #:": 9'llCI lor the o.part. 2901 281'1 StrMI. 4m R&6IW 9"MI PNtldlnt'a ~ 112877 25591 PINO Le Vi.ta. ~y 2. ~ Th2+4 --• -· - -... qulrlmlfft lhd be ot .,. mant " ~ Suite 100 SM ~CA 92111 Aoom ~ ~~ ~x~~a Nlgual. CA Flctltlou1 Bullnu• FlctJtlou• Bu1lnel8 lllnl type requifld by :w.:: otllb• tupp<>r1 ~~~ Monica. CA g'f:I lll~3~ANICAL = = ~ Hive you 1l1r11d GrendaJ JoHpll Name S~nt ThNam.,..,,.,.Swit.tement lhe2, ~-or _ .. 111 191c:.; 2.000 HI of (310) 3"-1600 COHTAACTOAI, IHO. Su11e 3000 dOi1Q butlnlll Y.rl No Hanlcl, 25591 PaMo Le The tollowlng 1*10n1 1 "'"" "jl P9f'IOOI ,.,. .....,1 .. -.. , ach<*r1y activity IPKll .. A1£TO COHllRUC-!1870 E. Eide DIM IMnl, Calfomla 82697 Mary l(alherln• Viall, Laguna Niguel .,. doing bulirlela u; .,.Mdoingd Lbulinelll ... 9'0Vlderflf.......!.. ~Al~ and 11.000 .., ol olflc:e TIOH COMPANY, INC. Anlhelm. ~ '2807 (949) ~ SMflldt CA 92677 ' David kokes For Men I + nk lnt1rn1· ......... '"' ,....,...... and .arnl11lslratlve sup· 30 Hughll. Suite 209 (714) 83().7879 THE THREE PAI• Thia itat""-nl WN Tiiis buajnue la OOll· & Women. 2400 W. llOnll, 124 Tuetln Av1.. lln'lfllr10 "hlaln ~ and• •• ~ Por1 191c1 for the IMnt. CA 92818 llUftAAY COMPANY PROPOSAL CON· filed wtth the Coonly ducted by: 111 ~II Coesl Highway IC, Suite 100. Nt•pOrt • PrOjfet wll~ School of Biological (949) 586-2860 2919 E. Vlceol1a SITMI FEAEHCU ARI MAH-Cllllc OI ()range County H1v1 you a tarted Newp0r1 Beach, CA Seeen, CA 92663 have bffn aucc ... tutty Sc:lenoel; and 11 ,000 W.M. Kl.ORMAN CON-Rtrdlo ~z. CA DATORY FOR ALL on 00/21/2002" doing bualntH yet? 92863 Yourmadllnk, Inc. competed during the ut of wet llborllOry and STAUCTION CORP. to221 PRlOUALIFIED 2002HM5H YM &I01 DalM Nokes For Men (CA), 124 Tuttln Ave .. put 3 YM'I· lab support apac:e and 2648 Durlfl Av~•. (310) 831-1500 D£810N BUILD ~Apr. 4, 11, 18, Gr1ndal Jonpll & Women 1A), 2400 W. ~~~I.!_ ,!~.:.-~!wpor1 THE REGENTS OF 0,275 asl of departmen· 2nd F\oof RFP Doc\lmen11 wlll ENTITIES. PAE· ""~.r..a..,....__ __ _.TI!2.:.111JIL.lt8 Hanka Coast H hway IC, ._.,, .-'""'""" THE UNIVERSITY OF Ill ottice and adlYllnia· El Monie, CA 91732 bl ~ to Sobcoo-PROPOSAL COH· This 1111emen1 was Newpor1 eacfl. CA ~ ~slllltll It o:!; CALIFORNIA lrllive IUPPOl1 apace for (826) 448-2425 trllCl<HS on Thurlday, RREHCE HO. 1 W1U. llled with the County 92663 H 1 a OOfPO'l1 r1 d PMaun:hbllah2002ed Newpor1 ~! _ _2epartman1 of PREQUALIFllD Apll 18, 2002, and wll CLOSE AT 1:05 , .... Flctttloua Bu1lnea fWM St.t.ment Thi tonowtna per90nl .,.. cll*IO bullillla .. A to Z MNll. 5 Hutton Center Offve. 11025. Sen1a Ane, CA W707 David Gomes Entefl)ffses. LLC (CA) I 812 San Dleoo Lane, Pllcanlll. CA ~70 Thia buainMI " con· =~Umlted Hava you "ar1ed doin?,~ r:'m~ Ent~. LLC Oavld Gome•. Manager Thia statement Wat filed with Iha County ~ of Or~ County on 04/CYlnD02 20021117'32 Dally Piiot Apr 4, 11, t 8 25, 200!'l Th218 Flctltlou• Bu11.,. .. Name Stat1ment Th• followmg peraons Bfl doirel ~ .. Designer Show Case Weal, 2415t Vlsla O Oro, Dana P01nt. CA 92629 Julie Anne Syperda, 24151 Vilt.a 0 Oro. 01t19 Po1N. CA 92929 TIM bulln881 11 oon- cl.dld by. an lncivkMJ HIVI you •t•r1•d doing ~ '(11'1 No Jule Anni Sypefda Thll 11.alemenl ..... filed with the Cot.Inly Cllltt of Orange County on OW2l2002 20026117942 ~~4.1~ Flc:tJtlou• BualneH Name Statement The lolloWtng penons .,.. doing bulli-. as Elizabeth Thal. 216 112 Manne Ave Balboa Island. CA Clerk ol Or1llge County This business 1$ con· dol IV b yo, u •• '1 Beach·Co••• Me•• """''""'IC81 Englneenno CURTAIN WAUJW1N-be ""*' ... PST. PRUAOPOIAL on 04I05l2002 ducted by. a corporallon ng UI neu yet The Proiect program OOWSIGLAZINO SY.. Coneolldfted COHF£RENCU HOS. 2002Htl518 Have you star1ed YN. t0/10IOt Deily Piiot April 18, 2002 has been d1v1ded into TEMS SUBCON· R~loa, Inc:. 1 ANO 2 W1U. CU>SE ~ P1lol ~ 11 t8 dolog bU$lness yet? Yourmedflnk. Inc Tll251 wet laboratory space TRACTORS A.Al: 3162 ~ Street AT 1:35 PJI. PST. ANY ~y 2, ~ Th249 Yes. 01/02 MlchHI OtGlecco. Publlc Notice Wllll a<11acen1 suppor1 CARMEL ARCHrTEC-Colla ....... CA PRE.QUALIFIED DE· David Nokes For Prealdenl spaces. and scholar1y TUAAL SALES 92628 SIGN BUCU> EHTITlES Fictitious BualneH Name StattlMnt The folfowtOQ persons lfl doing bullnna as Cameron Company 80 HunUngtqn Beec:l't: CA #420. liunt1ng1on 8eactl. CA 92648 Chnstopher Cameron Stl\Jll. 80 Hunt.ngton 84 1420, Huntington Beactl, CA 92648 This buatness 11 oon- ducled by an IOdMdual Have you srarted dotng bustness ya!? Yes. 41/1/02 Chnstopher C Slrvn Thie 111aramen1 was llled w1lh the County Clerll ot Orange County on 0410512002 2002Htl517 Dally Pilot Apf 11, 18, 25, May 2, 200? TH238 Fictitious Bualneaa N1me Statement The foltowlng peraons are doong business as A ) Slarvt~ SChola11 Moving & M1nt·Storage, B ) HI low Movtng & Rental Co I 1957 New· pon Blvd Co&la Mesa CA 92627 DIYld vector Donovan 210 I lndtan $e>nnos Ln Cos1a Mesa CA ~ Thts buStn&SS IS con· dueled by an indMdual Have you startad dotng buStneSS yet? Yes. t9&4 David V Donovan This statement was hied wtlh Ille County Cieri< of Orange CouOty on~ 200261185111 Oat1y P1lol ~ 11 , 18. 25, May 2, Th237 Men & womeo Thi$ atattrnent was NoUce la hereby ~ confereOGe'<lepartmenta 1173 N Armando Sl1MI Phone I (714) 751·2680 ARRIVING AnEA Stephen C Pottortf filed W11h Iha County :·.::.: ~ ~ I oflice space This ~. CA 92808 AHll'ltlOn TitESE TIMES WlU. Managar/Sec:retary C~?' Orange County .-dMslofl '" program 11 re-(7141 f530-7221 Rick 8el1olU BE DISQUALIFIED This atatement WIS on ..... t2J2002 00 May 2• 2002• II llecled '" me de$ql ol w d 0 D B R I D G E Sal DllglcMo Of FROM FUATHE.A PA.R- Iiied with the County 2002tllfM01 ~. ~~ the bulkltng lhal l1as two GLASS. INC. Aoblt1 Sol8no TICUJATION IN nus Clertl ol Orange County Delly Ptl04 April 18, 25, Blvd-• ..-Coata -~CA distinct compooems a 1666t Noyae Ave PrlOuallflld Dnlgn RFP PROCESS. on 0410912002 May 2. 9. 2002 Th252 92tl27. (949) 631.3379 wet labotalO<y wing and llWll, CA 9'2i!08 8utld E.l'lllllM ltiell Clb-ALL SUBCON- D 2002HH852 DEFERMENT 12018. Chuck anec:~~ll be coo· ~~Q~D ELE" taln I~ of live TRACTORS AND DE· dy Pllol ~ 11, 18. OF BIDS WlanHkl, houHhold -·..,.. ,. ...-(5) Mis ol RFP Docu· SIGN CONSULTANTS 25, May 2, ~ Th245 furntlure s1ructed of poured-in· TRICAL SUBCON· metU tl'M al d\lr9I II ARE INVITED TO AT· lc:tltl Subject to c:ondtl.lons F place concrete Consist-TRACTORS ARE: Dfflnn & ConatNCtion TEND THE PRE- F oua Bu1lnna p<escnbed by the under· '202l A Emmett ord, ing ol lrve level$ ol offlCe ANDERSON • HOW· ~. Univefslty of PROPOSAL CON· Nam. Statement signed, M8led b1c11 tor 8 household furniture space and four levels of ARD ELECTRIC. INC. Cal1fomll, Irvine. 3500 FERENCE$ The lollowtlljl persons Lump Som Conlract are Landlord reservn the wet labora1ory space 1791 Reynolds Avenue Berbtey PIKI, Irvine. RFP SUBMfTT~ RE· are domg bu5I08SS as: invited IOI' t111 following right lo bid at sale Cull Developmeol of the wet Irvine, CA 9261 4 Cllifomla 926117·2450. QUIAEMENTS SHAU AISe and Shme Re"""· Worll only Sale ia subj«:I 10 laboratory wing woul<I ~94~ 250-45!>5 PreOualllied 0111gn BE AS FOLLOWS: Thi 20 I _., canceaatlon In the event 1 Amador, Irvine. CA REPLACE HIGH of settlement between be modular and sym-E X ELEClRtC, INC. Build EntlllH may RFP Submittal lhlll bl 92614 VOLTAGE SYSTEM, '·ndl me111cal allowing 8260 Camino Santa Fe. purchaae addltloMI MIS aubmltl8d In two c:om-Willlam Robert UTILITY TUNNEL .. ord and ot>Hgatad maximum adaptability Suire A at Dfflgn &llld Entity'• ponen1a: Flrat Cornpo- Mact>eth, 120 Almador. PROJECT NO. 9M036 P~~1rv1nn SCllotara for Mure neeos and cost San OieoO. CA 92121 cost from Conaolldaled nent Submittal will not IMne, CA 92614 UNIVERSITY OF Mini-Storage control (8581 ~3-1232 Aepr()Q(IOhicl, lno. bl ~ afl«: This business ts con-CALIFORNIA, Publlahed Newport ESTIMATED CON· SASCO NOfE:' rT IS THE 2:00 P.M., PST, OOCfed by an 1ndMdual IRVINE STRUCTION BUDGET: 41701 Von Karman Ave-SUBCONTRACTORS' THURSDAY, MAY 30, Have you started First deferred to Beach·Coata Mesa $44,000,000.00 • nue, Sotte 100 AND DESIGN CON· 2002 doing business yet? No 2:00 P.M., WEDNES-~ Pilot Aprll 18• 25· •funding la ~ndlng Newpon Beech, CA SULTANlS' RESPOH· Al. Design & William Robert DAY, APRIL 17, 2002 -Tl1249 Stall Public Work1 92660 SIBILITY lO REGIS-ConslruClion Services Macbeth h8S been delenld aoaJn ADVERTISEMENT Soard (SPWB) ap· (949) 724·1569 TEA WTTH THE UNI· Un111ersity ot Catifomta, This statement was to 2:00 P.M., THU~S-FOR SUB-COST prov.I. PREOUALIFIED FIRE VERSITY'S DESIGN 6 Irvine filed with the Coonry DAY, APRIL 25, 2002 PROPOSALS (Bids) ALL SUBCON· PROTECTION ENGi· CONSTRU CTION 3600 Berttelev fltlCI Clef1( of Orange County DESCRIPTION OF Subject lo OOflCllltOns C 0 N T R AC T 0 R S NEERING (FIRE SUP· SERVICES OA CON-lrvlna, CA ~-2450 on 04I09l2002 WORK: Wortc Includes. p<eacnbed by the under· SHAU. PROVIDE SUB-PRESSION/SPAIHKLE SOUDATED AEPAO-Second Component 200258981157 but is not limited lo. the iignl<I. sealed Cosr COST PROPOSALS R S) SU BC 0 N • OAAPICI TO AC· Submltt.ll wlll not bl Daily Pilot Ap< 11 , t8, lollowlng ~ lhtrty p It (81<19) I (BIDS) ONLY TO THE TRACTORS ARE: KNOWLEDGE RE· ec:apted llfW: 25, May 2, 2002 Th24§ (30) oti.ofete oll higtl ~Sum Con1rac:tor1r: l'OLLOWING PRE· LINK-NILSEN CORPO-CEIPT OF THE HAfU. 2:CIO P.M .. PST, Fictitious Bu11ne .. N1me Statement The lollow1ng plfSOrlS are doing bl.l5lness as Hillsborough Pnvale School 4757 Velley Voew Ave Yoma Linda. CA 92868 Hillsborough Pnvate Companies Inc (CA). 4757 Valley V1ew Ave , YOlbe Linda. CA 9'2868 This bustness Is con· <M:led by a corporattOn Have you star1ed doing business yel? Yes, 811/2001 Hillsborough Pnvate Companies. lno Lacv A Bonner CEO/President YOllaqe 1Wllehes and ap-Invited tor the following QUALIFIED DESIGN RATION RAL SCIENCES UNrT 2 FAIOAY, MAY 31, 2002 proximately 39,000 Wortc BUILD ENTlTIES: 130 E Senta Ciera RFP DOCUMENTS. Al lineal feel of deterlotlled NATURAL SCIENCES HENSEL PHELPS Street UNIVERSITY WILL ~ & Construction elec:trlcal cable UNIT 2 CONSTRUCTION CO. Arcadia. CA 91006 H 0 TI FY 0 NL Y Servtees BIDDER QUALi· PROJECT HO "101 24115 Campus Onve (628) 445-3"1' SUBCONTRACTORS Uorversity of Cablornia FICATIONS: Prime \JHIVERsrrY Of O Sutte 100 SOUTHWEST FIRE AHO DESIGN CON· Irvine Bidden who do not CALIFORNIA, Irvine. CA 9'2612 PROTECTION SUL TANlS WHO 3500 8etiteley Place IMlt the qu.allftc:etlonl IRVINE (949) 852-01 11 COMPANY HAVE REGISTERED IMnl, CA 92697·2450 In the Contl'Kt Doc:U· DESCRIPTION OF FAX (9"9) 852-0218 215 East El Sur Slreet W1TH EmtER DESIGN The Flm Cotnpoiwnl men~ mey not be WORK: Wmalor Malt Kellef MonfOYIB. CA 91016 6 CONSTRUCTION Submlttal of the RFP ellglble for ewerd. Thia Request tor McCARTHY BUILDING (626) 359--0034 SERVICES OA CON-ltlell lndl* al of the Prime Bidder• ahall p I (AFP ha COMPANIES, INC. OAS ARE. INC. SOUDATED AEPAO-RFP written i.c:tlnlcel 1ubmlt their Quell· ~~eel tn al. ell~ 20401 S W Birch 157t Liiac Avt GRAPHICS OF ANY pn>f)ONI. Thi Sec:ond flc:atlon1 on the tom1 10 obtain the most Street. Sune 300 Bloom.Jllglon. CA .92316 ADDENDA WHICH ~ Submittal provided by the Uni-creative project ap· Newpor1 Beach CA (909) 421-7858 ARE AVAILABLE AT of the RFf' 91\111 the verahy a• an 1tt.ch-proactl and eosi .. flec:· 92660 PREOUALIFIED HVAC DESIGN AHO CON-Coa1 Componenta. rnent to the Bid Fom1. ti f H I f (949) 85Hl383 (WET AND ORY) STAUCTION SERV· The requirements for CONSTRUCTION ve ec lty soullOn or FAX (949) 756-6846 SUBCONTRACTORS ICES. bolh !tie First and Sec· the UfllYerally of CalflOI· COST ESTIMATE: nla, Irvine (Untverslly) Esbmlltor Rob Bums ARE: Three PAE· Ond Component submit· 11,325,000.00 The Unlvenitty's goal is PCL CONSTRUCTION A.O. REED • CO. PROPOSAL CON· l8ls ant provided In the Bidding Oocumen" 10 aelect 8 Prequalllled SERVICES, INC. 4m Ruffner SlfHI FERENCES shall be Supplementary lnstruc· ~°' ..... lllCle pllCi9I ,...,,_, ID $.%= Md Et*Y .:. :-.: lea to ll)CWOVll by u.. ~ ...,M; polldM re ~uro:i..-ya: .,.., UIDili1y I/Id Bul'- Nll A&tlomoblll fly 9tltl bl luued by ~-·tn•&.111 Aamg of A· OI blt\lf and a f tnanel81 c:laNl- llOlllorl of VIII or bitter. or with an equivalln4 ratJno by Moody'• or Star)danl and Poor'a. At p()lclll requM'ed by Unt- varalty for Wof\ier'a Compenl.llk>n and Em· olcwlf'I Uabllity ihal bl ltai;ed by' compenlM With I Bell AahnQ of B + Of blltlr and I financa# ctaaelftCatton of VIII or baller. or wllh an equtvalenl ratinQ by MoodV'I or Standatd Ind i>OOl'I The It.IC· cessful Propollng De 191 Build Enllty and Ila SubcontnM:tors will bl requ;rld to lollOw trll nond1acrlmln1Uon re· qwamenll HI lorttl 111 Iha RFP Documents and 10 pay p<IVAll!ng wage ra.t• II the locatlOl'I ol Ole Wor11 Thi IUCCMllul Proc» aong Onql Build Entity Wll be requored tO have me following Sta•• of Ca11tom11 Conlracl<>I"• llC4051 currant at the time ol ~ ol lhl Coll PropoNll General Building Con lrllctor B (l.loenM Clas stflcallon) (Lice n ' e Code) THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA April 2002 Publlahe<l Newporl Beach·Coala Me ea Daily Ptlol Apnf 18 25 ~ TH25Q NOTICE Of APPUCA TION TO SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Date ol Filtng AW1C8 llon April 8, 200~ To Whom It May Concern The Name(•) ol ltle ~ pllcan1(1) ts/are BAEZTOARES LUZ !SABEL The applicants ltsled abo\le 111 applying to "" Depemienl ol AJco. hollC Bevlfagl ConlrOI to sell 1tcohol1t blveragM II S80 W t9TH ST COSTA MESA CA 92627 = : hC4trl14t(I) 1$)· 41 • ON-SALE BEER ANO WINE ·EATING PLACE Pubttshed Newpor1 Beach·Co111 Mau 92662 Van tn1hll1ngm11y, 1978 W. Le Palma Ave . Anllh1lm, CA 92801 Thll bullnll8 11 con· Clucled by· an tndlVtdual Have you 11arted doing bu1ln111 yet? YM, 1<W4/2001 Flctltlou1 Bu1lneu NalM Stat9m.nt The lollowir19 persons are doing businell as Tiils statement was hied wtth the County ~ of Orange County on 04/09/2002 were avalleble 10 Bid· Doslgn Bulk! Entity otter· 200 Burctiett Slfeet San Diego, CA 92111 held u loflows uons to Oe$IQn Butld ders on WEDNESDAY, tng the best possible Glendale. CA 91203 (858) S65-4t3t Pre·PropoHI Con· Enbtift tn the AFP. MARCH 6. 2002. and combination of design (8t8) 246-3481 CONTROL AIR COH04-flflnCI No. 1: Cost Proposal (BKI) wer1 ltlOed .,. and construcuon serv· FAX (818) 247·5nS TIONING CORPO· 1:00 P.M .• 3:00 P.M. Security In the amount of 0811y Pilot April t 8, 25. May 2. 2002 Th253 Tell Us About YOUR GARAGE SALE! Van tnatxilngm•V A ) Oceangate Capllal Financial Managomenl Groop, B ) Oceangate Capital Mor1gege Man· agem1n1 Group. C ) oeeanoa•• Ca1>1ta1 1.c Hughea •B206. lrvtne CA 92618 DESIGN & lee& lhal art consistent Estimator BUI Esakl RATION PST, Mondly, Aptll 22, 10% o1 the Lump Sum CONSTRUCTION with the UniverSlty's P R E Q U A L I f I E D 2301 N Glassel4 Street 2002 Cost Proposal, axclud· SERVICES goals Subrnottlls will be SUBCONTRACTORS: Orange. CA 92865 Univerarty of Calllomia, Ing ellemates, shaJ ac:- Unlv&Bity of Cafltomia evlllualed ustng the 'Y" Noc.: The lllld9d 0.. (714) 283-StOO Irvine Preaident't ';:::::;l each Cost Irvin• tamaUc and objec:llVI algn Build Entity will PAEQUALIFIED Confe<enoe Room . The Su<ety ·- SUMMONS 3500 8rdey Place approach ldenblled Jn be requlNd to ti.t only L A B 0 R A T 0 R Y Mell Olfioe Buldlrla euirig the Coat Propolal (CITACION trvwi.. CA 92697-2450 the Supplementary lrl· thoM Conc:me, Cur· CASE W 0 AK a 4004 Mesa Rd .. Suite (Bid) Bond lhall be, on 20026898851 D&lty Piiot Apr 11. 18. 25, May 2, 2002 Th247 This statement waa filed with tile County Oel1c .of Orange County on 04/02/2002 20021H7953 Oely Plot~ 4, It 18. 25, 2002 nm 10lgtlech Coo5Ultlng Inc: (CA), t4 Hughes 1020e 1rvtn1 c" 92618 This buslnflSS IS con· duded b'( a COl'l)OlallOO Have you star1ed do.ng buatness yet? Yll 41tl02 JUDICIAL) (949) 824 -M30 atruc1lona 10 Proposers teln Wall/Wlndowll C 0 U NT E R T 0 P S 3000 lhl Cost Prqiou1 ~ ~ Hol Line In AFP Glulnt Syaeme. Elec· SUBCONTRACTORS lrwll Cal<fon* 92897 line, an edmilled atnty D~VcE [~v1~0FEN~ er!:' (:4:~.. T':i': N11ura1 Sciences ~111;,.~;rnt0t(:'::: ~~ otvEASIFtED, r,:.>P~:~ con· ~~SIC: AQl$ado) l'HE CAEST Unit 2 Projact will S -',... AT HAWARDEN, UC. fUndabla fll Wiii be ,... provide 89.770 11• uppr .. elorv~prlnkler INC. lertnee 2 Procadure S1ct1on In CIASSIFIEDS THE CREST AT ~lnperthe .. ~a:. :'~~N1=ble:;_..;;;;1<1~u=a~rei:;:f=ee=l~1-~-HV--A-C;;;;;(W•~--·--°'Y;;;;;;;)~,~t-6•79;;;;;;;PlllcenCla;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;A•venue;;;;;;;;;;;..~1-30;;;;;;;•·-3-30;;;;;;;mpmM;;;;;;;P•S•T•.1995;;;;;;;•1•20•);;;;;;;The;;;;;;;•fom\;;;;;;;•and;;;;;,!.!:::~~~:!:~:::!! HAWARDEN LLC dOlnO di~ Documents r Flctltloua Bualneu .... St8tlment The folowl~ 1111 dr:WIQ u A) Ai.undlr Publcl· .... 8 ) Ale.under P\A>ll· Cltionl Canada, 347 'f!' J:G· Coatl Miu Alc:hard 0. AllQl'lder, 347 Vista Baya, eo.11 Mita. CA ~ Thia bul!MM II con· ~ by: .,, tndMdual Have you 1t11ted doing bu•ln111 yet? Y11. 1997 Richard 0. Alexender Thia 11.alemllll WH filed wtth the County Clel1I ol Orange County on~ 20028197151 Olly Pilot~ 4, 11, 18. 25, 2002 mm FlctlUou• Bu11,,. .. H_,. Statement Thi foltowlng plf10nl .,..~~ Score Ol"nbutlng. 1818 Alaab Avenue Colt.a Mlle. CA t2e28 DeWlldt Dealgn •nd ~lllno. u..c ~ I 811 Alellla Ave • MIN. CA llr2fS20 Thll ~ II con· Cluc:tld by. Uft\l1ed Ua. billy Co Have you 1f1r11<1 ~~~-= Mlutlellna. LLC-RoMlcJ A.. DeWllde, Pf•eldent Thia atatement ... llfld With the Counly ~~County l002Hl7t51 ~Apr. 4, 11. 18, IH227 1D104tecll Cooaulltng Inc Aobelt Fnu Prffj. denr This s1a11men1 wH filed wtth 1111 Counry Clerk of Orange County on 04I05l2002 i-tness as COMPASS HOMES · COMPASS hec:kl are to be mllde payable 10 The DESIGN GROVP, Ind Regents of 1111 Untver· DOES 1 lt1l'Ough 100 ~ ,.....,__ YOU ARE BEING SllY "' ,,_...,.,_ SUED BY PlAINTIFF lwo mandatory Pre· bid Conference• and (A U<l le esta deman-Mandatory Pre-bid Job dando) MARCO GAR· W-"-.. ..._. tol CIA and LIZA GARCIA -_. ,,_, u • You have 30 CAL.EN-Iowa OAR DAYS aner this ~MNo~GASOAY, summons ts served on MARCH 141. 2002 al Flctltlou• Bu1lneH you '° file a ~ Univertity of Caltfornll. N1me St1tement re~ at this COUl1. Irvine 2002HH505 ~llol ~ 11. 18. y 2, !h236 A lett8f or phone call President's Conference The follow;ng persons w\11 not proteoc you. your Room ant doing business as typewritten response MIN Ollloe 8ulldlna Th• LIUle Golden must be In proper legal 4()0.4 Mesa Ad • Sulla Harp. 2662 Aedltnds form If you w11111 the 3000 Dr , Coeta Mesa. CA court 10 hear your cue. tlVine, Callfomle i2697 92827 11 you oo not file your (IM9) 8241~ Lirida M Bruce, 2662 response on lime. you Meet• Atdland• Or . Costa mey lose the case. and g 00 1'1 :'· ~UESOAY. ~ ~8=7 15 con· ~..!..:,ao&Sy may~ll:: MARCH 19, 2002 11 ............... ,. . .,....... Unlver111y of CaMomla. dueled by an 1 • ..,. • ...._. wllllout furthef wamtOg trvlne Have you 11111ed trom ltl8 court Prealdlnl's eonterence doing busirll&S yel? No There are other legal Room Unda M Brvoe req111rements You may Meea Oft1c» Building Th•• atatement was Willi to caH an eltomey 4004 Mne Ad , Suite tiled wtlh the Coooty rl!ttt away If you do not 3000 Oltk oe Orange Councy kNIW an lllomey. you IMnl, Calitomll 92687 on 04I05l'2002 mey c.ii ari a~ (949) 82~ 2002HH504 femll MMOI °' a ATTENDANCE AT ~ Piiot ~ t t 18 aid office (hsled In • THE PRE·810 CON· ~y 2, ~ Jb23S phorle booll). F'lRENCES AND PA~· 09lj)IJIS de qoe le BIO JOI WAUCI JS FlctltlOUI Business entreguen esta acactorl MANDATORY FOR r:n:e~~. ~ :;:tedso'""'~,~ ~~~c/J'~~~ Cf.:'£ .,.. dOlnO bu'*-a CALENDARIOS Piii MEETINGS CLOSED D1valo1 Pt1nning ~ UNI respuMla Al t ,.. AM ANY Group, 404 J11rrun1 :'9 ~. mequinl en co~AClOM AA· ~ ~ def Mar, Una carta o una RIVING AFTER THIS Laura Q1nlev1 llameda l.itfonlca no 11 ~~O ~ Oavatoa. 404 Jumme of,_.. ~. au PATE IN THE BIO ~ Ave . Coronl dll Mar. ~ llCr1ta I ma· CESS AS A PAIMI ~~in ... 1a con· ~..:'r~~ c=1!'l~"w111 ~ ducted by 111 lndlVidUll gales aproplad11 al bl ~ ~ Have you 111rted Ullled qulere QUI la COiie 2 oo ' TM• ,...;O"Y dolflO ~ yet? No eec:Adle IU C8IO. ~PAtl., '21; ._ ..... ' (aura Genleva 8' uated no ptaaenta ~:.. °"°' & eon.vuo. Oevalot tu ~a.la a tlempo, """ StMcta Thie ttalll'flll'lt wee DUldl perdlf el CQO, Y University of Cllifornla, flled With tfll County le pueden quit.at IU IM Cllllc of Orlll9I County Ullrio, eu dlnlro y 01n11 .. Blrtl4ltY Pleet on 04I05nO<Xl COUS de W prQPledld lrvtN, CA ~~450 2002ttH503 eln 1Vlt0 llCliciOnll !'Of e..1ec1 Ilda w11t be ~:, ~ 1~ P?~ -=·rtqt.lltl• ..-.cl It IM P.M., ---- -IOI .... Putdt qua TMUMOAY. AltM. 211 Ftctldout ~ Ulttd ~ ..,.,_ • ~ S.C:Uitty In lhl N""9 .........,, ~~ SI emotim of 1~ ol !tit :-~:-oonoct ~ ..,.=. ~ 8'#ft ..... -.. PAO 115 Su< pUldl llam.r • un CIUdlnO .nMN•. "*' =~~~~=:~:.~~= Phlllp Roe OOOdltlt llll*w dt •Yltda ltGtil llct Ot1dhn11 . 1n 4920 lf:Z w ti~ Cor dlnlOIOtto , .. ~ Maity ~ IMI.,, Ha"'1h0ml. CA CAM NUllltM": J:.:-.S In fie Cea ll02ti0 ,..,_ cl9t C:.0' Codi OI O¥ll Thia ~ ~~· ,._o'i'cLollTI , Proud11ra a.cuon CllCltd ~ Ill ·--1201 Hlvt yqu 119'1ed TM MIN and lid Thi • cc 8'111 8tddW dOlrlg . ~ 'ffl'! No ~ d Iha court • (a Md Ill 8'eeollllldcWt Prllllp Rot OOodlla ~ f dir9CdOn dll le • bl ,....... ID .._ ...___.._ Thill -~ WM ~ .. r1..--...-.-.. '""'*' "'* ... ' • ... _ ........ fjjfd Mitt ltll County o;;,r"' c;;;".i' --..,.,.. ... """' "' .._ •1•1 •nl OM~ Ccu1ly 100 CMc c.n-.r °' ,. ..... Dollot'*'* .:....~· en ........... Wttl =-':.:'11 -::: ., ... ·.:~ ;\w'ia;;'~ ~~=-. --:-= ..... ,...........,,. ~.......,.. .. .... ~ • ,. ..... .,.,,... d .... --:.·:. ... ... .. ~~~· "~ ..... 1181! ... II:........ .. ·~~-i ·ii:.= .:-~· ~·-=.I ...... •.• ... .l!!!.. . .. ......... iiiliiiiiiii ...... era ~r·""' ~~~ .. ~-~ ... ~-~ S"ll'l IDLL. .. -------- STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • The Ltgal Department at the Daily Pilot is pleased w announce a new service now availabk to new businesses. wt will now SF.ARCH tht name for you at no extra chargt, and savt y()U the time and the trip to tht Court Houst in Santa Ana. Thtn, of course, aftn the. search is completed we wiJJ flit your fictitious businns namt statement with tht County Cltrlt, publish onct a week for four wttlts as rtqujrtd lrj law anJ ihtn fik your proof of publication with the County Ckrk. Pkase stop by to filt your fictitious busintJJ statnnmt at tht Daily Pi~t, 330 W.- Bay St, Costa MtSa. /f you cannot stfJp by, pkast ca/J ia Ill (949) 642-021 and wt wiJJ make ammtnntfllJ_for you to handk this prrJ«Jhm by mAiL If you shou/J IMJJt ""1 fo1!htr tpmtions, pkASt cJJ • aJ u llliJJ bt mort tbim glaiJ to llSSist !""-GooJ Id ;,, '°'" """ businm! • • • • I • Rall'.& ~ de&dtiMe att t1uhjert to ~ wi1hout notire. The p1tbliaber rt"M!rVel the rigl11 to cerW>r, reclaNify, rev\ie or ttject any cla»tilied advtJ'tUt>ment. Pleue n'.port u1y ur0r that m4y be in y0ut clftllllifkd ad immedwttly. The Oclity Pilot 8()C('po no liability 1or any error in"llll adveniscmt'nl for •iaicb it mAV bf. ~1-'iblt CllCleJ>l fot• a.ho COll'o( the space-actuall) OCt'upied b~ 11:M! error. Credit can only bf aOowed for thf. fin.1 inM'nion. ~ fOUAI. HOU$1MG Of>f'ORTIJHITY Al rul ... adYettislng In lhis newspaper II subject lO the ftclefll Falf Housing • Aci of 11168 u amendlc1 which llllllts It llllgll to adYtrtlse ·any prflertnct. lmltitlon or discrimination blsed on race. colof, rtllJ: Ion, sex. handiclp, 1111111111 status or national orlgl11. or 1n Intention to make any : lucll preference, Hmltatlon , or dlscrlmlnallon.' This newspeper wilt not knowingly 1ccep1 1ny 1dv1rtl11m1nt for real l8tatl which Is In violation of the llW. Our readlr1 are hereby Informed th11 all dWtlllngs ldvtrtlltd In this • llfWIPllPlr art lvabbll on an tqUllSS ounl\y blsll. • To of dlscrlml- • nallon, HOD toll-f,.. 11 : 1-800-424-8SIO. a:···. ,, ~ I I .. .. --. ... .... -.... \..: ~ ~ ... ~~ OHLY 2 LEFT CUITOll HOlllU •UIA FROM -.ooo IATllUN 1N 2AIO Blllrl ,._ .... ?JH!OO ,-~ -··~~ I ' . . It • . " -,_ . ... ....... - rJ' I f t ...... . .... - :-------------~-----------~ • • . f T Monday ............... Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .... _ ... , ... Monday S~m By Fax (949) 631-6594 {Pl~ indwk your nAmt' end pllOlle oumhfr. and ..,.. 'II call )1)U berJc ..-irh a pritt <fUOlt.) ByPbone (Q49) 642-5678 BY Mlllllln PaWlm 330 West B~y St:reet Costa Mr.sa, CA 92627 Ar N"'-pon Bl•d. & Bay St. Wedne&d~y ........ Tuesday S:OOpm Thunday ...... Wednesday 5:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday PROPERTIES WANTED LOOKING FOR DISTRESSED HOMES. VIC PETERSON Mf.M0.15M ' ....t Friday ............. Thursday 5:00pm Saturday .............. Friday 3:00pm Walk-In 8 :30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ................ Friday 5:00pm .... MANAGERS • SPECIAL• S20 Off WITH AD (Mull~ .. Ad) Zl6 11111 & klclltnllll. SibJmd on i..AMy landlclptd gtoundl FEATURES: 24-Houf Lobby/Direct dial phones/Free HBO, ESPH & Dilo'Pool & Jtc:uul, GUiii llun- dry ac. "' 405 a 55 Fwys. Min'• flom o.c. Fefrgrdl. oohge and bchs. Walking d'IS· lance to shc>pe Ind restauranll. COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 'l:lT1 HlrtlGr lhd Pl-. ....... ~ iii ...... 7 NEWPORT BEACH FRIDAY l SATURDAY .... 2p Hartlor View ICnol Nelghbothood ="-= Bonita C!nyon) Reech 80,000 Homes f.ach Week For Only $32 per weelr (4 ~ min.) c.I Lesu 1 ' 1 • M2-1•7• a24 .. ~ .··· .. .... " ,,. ..... . . . --. . ' . . •· • 'f ~· ~ . ·~ ... -... -.a - -.. , . . • ·-..i:-....... : . ~-_,__. ), ... 1 . 4 . ~ ... 1...._. ;· . -·~ \" .. v-4 ... ~··J -.----· ,... ~ llct LHm l!om "" bell Tei* & unibm1 lllPPlild 'Wf 2080 Placll'llll A~ COiia ...... ~ • MP!o4 .c:ATUllNQ UNA~ llffded for ca .. 1+1 AllCMl!lllt In ......., lwf\.CllMtao- H WALK TO BAY H tBf 1111 ..... Yl"I. .,,, ...... 1110C¥ftlo i.-......... 12 • MW541 DESIGN CENTER 5008q ft lo 10,CKX>lq ft Cal Joama T 8t'llleY 1&71N150 ext 2t2 .........., ... ,zz- DIADI • MAY 1.7"' U3il!.filot 949.642.5678 SPORTS PAGE All Sports Card Page Here's how it works: -- FiU out the form below. Enclose a picture of your child in their uniform, a $25.00 check made payable~ the Daily Pilot (or credit cord number) then moil ~: CWSIRID DIMnMINT 330 w. lay St • Costa M..a, ea 92627 tf it i1 mof9 ~ ~ 'f04J, f..i free b drop by our office. We will d.ign a •CNID" for )'O'W child and publish it on our apeciol pooel AU MO~ W • ...,.._ 10 1HI ANNlat YOU ~..,. PUYf.R'S NAME A NUllllER:~---------~-AGE-· --- R'AM NAllE:.__ _____ __.._----:-~--,l'OlllT10N: ____ __... __ Addi ... tol'""""' ot ~ ~---------~----------~---------------:---------~ CwflMil•••. ... .... JI! ( ....... _lhet "' llatlngs Ill 11111 ctllgOfy mey ,.... ,OU lo C8ll • too !Hllltbel' In which ... " a dW'ft per "*"""· OVERSTOCKED Ac.all to da.wificd will bdpl C949)~S67 • 'AlmlMG ll'TtRIOAI ~ KllCNlt I 11111 I AllllOdlll • end Roolll Mdltiona .. :Lm!m ....... ··------. : .. --·-...... ___ _, • A 10 l HMDYllM :~ : OM 71+6*?2$! bm lllCOIM From Home v our own busineMl Mall- Oldtlnncemet. Ful training & ~ FM Womlllloii ••• enrlCll·yourlite com 888·21 $-0384 81d Credi t, hnknlptcy. low Oft Clllll lloW? Cal I.II .. believe 1n you and we1 wori< with you to get you blCll on lrlOk. Thetet no up front .... Int IA'f<Wel & very low lnter .. 1 rllel. Call toll flw 1 ..... tto-5459 REA!. ESTATE ,, MONEY TO lOAH Flnanelel dllflculUH ? ....... lo9ll ,., No ... up fronl. Cell Toi ,,. 1 .... 77M241 --- ! '"f • 4 , ,- MIMW•lllll.¥Ht. ~ "'· lftOClllllOGf, co. i.cby ~ ... ""'· $25,995 vf.4(!7529 Bkr . .... , ... Auel Clbltolt c-.. -1111, meClllc Ill"". OltmMt lllv. CO, bMutllul eond, $12,995 vl-479621 llkt ....... , ... BllW Z3 '00 20ll ml, I -· mini condlliofl. mUll Mil, 129,1195 obo MH7Wlt4 . . -~ liL .,. _ ..... : .·l ··~~----.1 . " '*~#) .,.,,_ s:rw-YI .., Carnal red/euhmere vlnflOU0739 19,380 mt $38,995 =·~ JO••· . ,_.... r· ,... • . 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