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Home My WebLink About2002-07-30 - Orange Coast Pilot.. . . ~· ' . ' ' • • a1 10 Serving the Newport-Mesa CDmmunity since 1907 TIJESDAY, JULY 30, 2002 .· PHOTOS BY GREG FRY /DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor High School student Julio Coronel, 17, works to rehabilitate the habitat at the Environmental Nature Center in Newport Beach. The center is celebrating its 30th anniversary of offering a natural refuge for visitors. 30 years of exploring The Environmental Nature Center in Newport Beach celebrates an anniversary and continues to teach young and old about native plants and wildlife. Deirdre Newm1n Daily Pilot I t's one of the few places where you can take a sttoll from a desert environment through a redwood grove to a valley · grassland area. And it's right he~in Newport Beach. The Environmental Nature Center, nestled between 15th and 16th avenues, is celebrating its 30th anniversary of educating children and providing a natural refuge from the asphalt jungle. habitats, waUdng trails and a discovery center. "The progress has been phenomenal since it first started, 8 said Norman Loats, who helped persuade the Newport-Mesa Unified School District board to approve the center 30 years ago and now sits on its board. The center was founded in 1972 by a group of Newport Harbor High School teachers who wanted to talce advantage of the underused land and tum it into an outdoor classroom. Nothing could be built there because of an easement from the drainage gully. From its humble beginnings as a gully next to Newport Harbor High School, the center has grown into a comprehensive resource featuring native plant communities, wildlife It was originally designed.with 12 Children, including Nick Blanda, 6, front, take a walk through the See EXPLORING, Pac• M nature center supervised by naturalist Lysanne Ray. Late~night prescription saves the day · Owner's unexpected return to his Costa Mesa pharmacy Saturday stops a burglary in progress, sends would·be culprits running. DelrdreNeWIMn Daily Pilot about 11:45 p.m. Saturday, when Olarles Bonner and his son walked into Steven's Phar- macy in the 1500 block of Bast Mesa Verde Drive and dls· covered two m~m ransacldng the store: Bonner, who has owned the pharmacy for 14 years, said he had gone back to the store to fi.11 an emergency prescription and was shocked to find he wasn't the only one there. "It's just an amazing thing that r happened to come in at the time," Bonner said. •1 never had a robbery before, let alone a robbery that J walked in on: men as both in their late 20s with large builds and goatees. The suspects got away with only a few things and nothing of major significance, Bonner said They were able to get in by breaking through the back door with a crowbar. be noted. Bonner said he is in the proc- ess of malcing the store more se· cure. New group • emerges in Newport Association members say they intend to safeguard taxpayer rights; some wonder about ties to a pro-El Toro organization. June Casacrande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BF.ACH -The Newpon Beach Taxpayers Assn. appeared this month as the newest player on the local po- litical scene. But a mailer annoWlcing the group's formation has left some residents wondering about its goals and allegiances. especially because the Jener was sent with the help of Airport Working Group spokes· man Dave Ellis' bullt-rate postal code. Both Ellis and Don Regan, who is presi- dent of the fledgling group, emphasize that the association is based on their mutual commitment to taxpayers' rights and that the group has no bidden agenda on airpon See POUTICS , Pace M PUBLIC SAFETY Lifeguards .. busy with rescues Hurricane Elida spawns large waves that prove too much to hundreds of swimmers off Newport Beach over the weekend. Paul Clinton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BF.ACH -As big and power- ful waves brought by Hurricane Elida poWlded the beaches aJong th.e city's coast- line, lifeguards sweated out the busiest weekend so far this summer. Hazardous surf even hit the usually doc- ile Crystal Cove State Beach, where five people were sent to area hospitals after crawling onto the beach with neck injuries caused by a wave that tossed them head- long into the hard sand SM LFEGUARDS, Pace M " DOfU.£10VOM.YPl.OT COSTA MF.SA-The owner of a Mesa Verde Drive pharmacy thwarted a burglary th1s week- end by aurprialng the would-be burglari with hia presence in the middle of the late-night break-in. The incident happened When they saw him and his eon, they ran out of the store and aped away in a gray Cama- ro, Bonner said. Costa. Mesa Police Lt. Dale Birney said polloe responded to the scene and are also searching for the attempted burglars. Bonner described the • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be rHched at (949) 674-4221 or by •mall et Charles Bonner thwarted a burg1ary at his pharmacy Satlwday. two deird,..newman•latlmN.oom. THE VERDICT Feeling exactly like a fish out of water ult. Ml Alb Ploeelf Wei. It the i1lk of OYellilCdeiUeGl, Jlleb-lbe ~ IWlmliW ol 11 dllDe. • Np al swtnunmcdrdlll..,......., Wllimuler. In llChaol, I -on lbl ..em tmm. I _ .... .., ........ ..., .. butl ..... .....,...., t de lw1 ~ ........ ., ..... .... ......,.Alld .._ _..., .. .... ........... -. _._die ...._~,..... ........... ...................... .-.l........... 'DP Ill ..i:) Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ONntE--= ._._._com WEATHEI Allili..., ............... ................ ........ .... . ,, A2 Tuesdly1 M<f· 30, 2002 . . SUMMERTIME KIDS TALK The best of summer The Dally Pilot went to the Balboa Fun Zone to ask kids, 'What's the most fun thing you've done so far this summer?' "The Coasterider (a video game at the Fun 1.one). because it moves around and goes so fast". GAVIN ZA8AL.A, s. Costa Mesa "I liked Splash Mountain lat Disneyland). I liked when it went down on the really fast part." VERONIKA CUDDY, 7, Newport Beach "I went to Disneyland It was fun. I went on the boats that had pirates. I didn't like it It got too scary for me." NATALIE BEASLEY, 3, Costa Mesa "Junior lifeguards, because it's really fun and you get to go in the ocean." BREANNA MEECE, 12, Newport Beach ·f:?.' . ~ . '·. i'i~ .. ...... ' -In~ and photos compikd by Oirlstirw Carrillo Kent Tr99tow /Diiiy Pilot Newport Beach surfer Bryan Doonan, left, stands with his girtfriend, Jaimie Stanfield, and his twin brother, Kent, after a heat at the U.S. Open of Surfing at the Huntington Beach Pier on Sunday. The brothers, both of whom are doctors, competed in the contest together. The best of cotnpetition Paul Clinton Daily Pilot S hredding his way through the first two rounds of the men's shortboard trials over the weekend, Bryan Doonan tasted some early success at the Phillps US. Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach. The 29-year-old West Newport resident entered the competition with twin brother Kent By Monday afternoon, Doonan had reached the third round of an event that had been reduced from about 250 to a little more than I 00 hopefuls. "The competition Is really tough," Doonan said. "These guys aren't just hanging 10. It's more like doing a 50-yard dash.. The Doonans and Geoff Moysa. 27, represent Newport Beach in an event that draws the best surfers on the West Coast and many top-line competitors from all over the world. Competitive events began Saturday - FUN STUFF From football to concerts, a wide variety of community sports and activities are planned this summer in Newport-Mesa. COSTA MESA FAMILY NIGHT OUT Costa Mesa Recreation Division's Family Night Out program offers families a ctiance to participate In day and night > 1\vo Newport Beach residents are strutting their long-and shortboard skills in great surf at the nine-day Philips U.S. Open of Surfing this week in Huntington Beach. with the shortboard trials, longboards and juruora divisions -and will continue WJtil Sunday. The event also · doubles as a musical festival with local punk bancb, as well as a skateboarding and bicycle skfDs competition. Now in Its ninth year, the event. sponsored by a U.S. subsidiary of Royal Philips Electronics, draws top surfers such as C.J. Hobgood, Kelly Slater. Holly Beclc and others. C.SSh prizes are offered in the various categories, including a $150,000 priz.e in the top men's competition. Hurricane Elida h8'brougbt big, towering surf to the competition, which is rare for the event. Doonan said he's used to hearing out-of-town excursions with ctiildren. The next ldleduled outing will be a Friday baseball game in whicti the New Yortt Yankees take on the Anaheim Angels. S15 per person. (714) 754-5158. TRAINS ON THE TRACKS On the third weekend of each month, engineers climb •board their trains and travel on three miles of trade at Fairview Partc to display their steam and dieeel enginn. The public Is welcome to Join them at the partt at Pfecentia Avenue and Estancia North. The Orange County swfers complain about the usually 4- to 6-Coot waves. "It's much more interesting when the waves are good,• Doonan said. "Right now, the waves are at least 5 feet and very contestable." Doonan didn't grow up in Newport Beach but now Uves near 49th Street Beach, close to his favorite swf spots at 54th and 56th streets and the Point He has surfed since he was 11. Doonan won a handful of amateur competitions before heading off to medical school -he now worts at UC Irvine Medical Center in Orange. Over the past few years. be has returned to a sport in which be loves to compete against other pros. Model Engineer program started in 1989, when engineers wanted to display their engines, while educating and entet1.alnlng the community about the past. (949) 548-72A6. FIGHT AGAINST CRIME The 19th annual Netlonal Night Out crime and drug prevention event will take pl&Qe from 8 to 9 p.m. Aug. 6. Costa Men residents, along with people nationwide, will I<><* their doors, tum on outalde lights end 9')end the ~enlng outalde with neighbor• end public As of Monday, Doonan's bro~er Kent had been knocked out of competition. Maysa. who also lives In West Newport, was still alive in both the longboard and shortboard events. Moysa also competes In a handful of surf competitions and wodcs at Becker Surf & Sport in Corona del Mat. In the U.S. Open, surfers are judged based on their three best waves out of a maximum of 10 In each roWld. They're judged on basic wave-riding skills and can earn extra points for aerials, power turns and other high-skill techniques. Moysa battled past competitors Saturday and Sunday in the longboard event. He'll face seven others on Saturday to reach the finals. He was also competing, along with Doonan. in the men's shortboard trials Monday afternoon. "It's much more agressive," Moysa said about the shortboard event. "You see guys really batUing for waves." safety personnel. Costa Mesa Police Department officers wllJ l4N'V9 food end sodas, and raffte prizes donated bv local buslneaes. COSTA MESA-ORANGE COUNTY JAZZ FESTIVAL Music from the 19209 through the '509, Including boogie, Ragtime, Dbdelend, rodt 'n' roll end awing, will be on dlapley through Sundey et two venuea, the Hiiton Colta MMe end the Holiday Inn Coste M .... (888) 21M222. Daily A Pilot ChMtlM Cantllo Box 1660, Costa MeN, CA 92626. 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"But they were two strong artists that happened to meet.the crite- ria of what we're looking for: They appeal to a large audience, it's enjoyable mu- sic, and it brings back a lot of memories." Wright is best known for "Dream Weaver." Stewart's most popular tracks include "Ttme Passages" and "Year of the c.at." Each has en- joyed the sort of career that led to "best of' albums, traclcs that have been cov- ered by contemporary art- ists and a defining role In the music of a past heyday. Ticket holders for Pablo Cruise's show can Instead watch Wright and Stewart. Wright, who gave a quick interview Monday, will per- form hits including "Dream Weaver," "Love is Alive" and "Really Want to Know You" this week. The 59-year-old per- former said he feels fortu- nate that the songs became "classics" that everyone re- members. Wright began his musical career in 1966 in Germany, after finishing his graduate studies at Frei University. A year later, he formed his group Spooky Tooth. whose albwn "Lt's All About" garnered praise enough to launch a touring frenzy in Europe. Spooky Tooth's second al- bum brought them to the United States, where they played with the likes of Jimi Hendrix and the Rolling Stones. Wright went solo for a while in the first half of the '70s and worked as a pro· ducer for different artists, as well as spending some time as a keyboardist for George Harrison. They played to- gether on H All Things Must Pass". and many subse- quent albums. HHe was one of my best friends," Wright said of the late Beatle. That friendship ulti· Gary Wright FYI •WHAT: Gary Wright and Al Stewart perform at Fashion Island's Summer Concert Series •WHEN: 6 p.m. Wednesday •WHERE! Bloomingdale'a Courtyard at Fashion Island, 900 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach •COST: Free •INFORMATION: (949) 721-2000 mately led to the creation of the hit "Dream Weaver." The story goes that before the two took a trip to India in the rnid-'70s. -Harrison - gave Wright a book of ln· dlan philosophy by Para· mahansa Yogananda. Wright became deeply in- terested in the writer's wodc and later came across a poem by Yogananda titled MGodl God! God!," which contained a line about a mind-weaving dream. HI wrote it in a little jour· nal," Wright said. •A year later I was in the English countryside. I picked up an acoustic guitar . . . and I wrote it in about half an hour." The song came out in 1975, and for more than the next 10 years the artist con· tinued to write new music. Ln the ·aos. he scored films, including "Endangered Species," Stayln' Alive" and MFire and Ice." In 1995, he put out what he calls an Heclectic kind of African Bra7llian album" called "First Signs of life~" and for about six years after that Wright devoted most of his time to developing his two sons' musical talents. His future involves some Hsurprises," though, that have to do with the artist's own musical career. HI'll be re-releasing some old material . . . and my early album that's never been released," he said. MThere are performances by George Hamson on the al- bum. It will really be a col- lector's item when it comes out.H •Cfl.~ SUMMER CLEARANCE 20-50% OFF Bw DectW • Mwlr•"" c ..... ,,,.,.,, 369 B. 171h SUeet, a. Me.a ~ 10-00. ~ ... a 1mtO:C10m-S:G!lllll ..... (949) 646-6745 Tuesda>/, Mi 30, 2002 A1 School ·bonuses are on their way Bleven Newport-Mesa campuses will receive monetary rewards for doing we.U on . Stanford 9 and various other student tests. Newport Harbor Hlgh School wu the only high school to qualify: It scored S!ie,971. No mJddle schools made the cut, but 10 elementary sdlools did, including campuses with a sig- nificant number of students at risk of not fulfilling their educa- tional potential, such as Whittier and Wilson elementary schools in Costa Mesa. FYI: Oovernot't ~· Aw .... bfeelcdown Newport Harbor Hlgh: $68,971 Adama Elementary: $13,361 California Elementery: $9,921 College Paric Elementary: $7 ,378 Rea Elemen.tary: $26,222 Killybrooke Elementary: $10, 179 Davia Elementery: $30,537 Newport Elementary: $13,941 Newport Heights Elementary: $16,891 Deirdre Newmen Dally Pilot NEWPORT-MESA The . check la in the mall. Seriously. The l 1 achoola in the New· port-Mesa Unified School Dis· trict ·that quallfted for Governor's Perfonnance Awards for the 2000-01 schoof year will finally get their financial rewards, which have been on hold since January. The announcement was made Monday by state Secretary for Education Kerry Mazzoni. The awards were delayed because of the ongoing state .,udget nego· tiations, said Hilary McLean, chief deputy press secretary for Gov. Gray Davis. The awards are baaed on the Academic Performance Index. whic;h Is generated from the Stanford 9 exam and other st.anda.rdiz.ed teats student.a take each spring. The amount of the award isbaaed on the numberof students who take· the test at each school. To qualify for the award, schools had to meet their overall schoolwide growth targets and growth targets for all of their comparable subgroups, such as Latino students and economi- cally disadvantaged students. Newport Harbor High School "showed marked improvement," said Peggy Anatol, the district's director of kindergarten through 12th-grade assessment. "To show big growth in all subgroups ls commendable. Everybody grew, not just one group." · The decision on bow to spend the money has already been made by most of the Individual school-site councils, Anatol said. Whittier Elementary: $9,884 Wilson Elementary: $16, 168 This is the last year schools will reap the reward because it was cut from the revised budget that was unveiled in May. With a $23.6-billion revenue shortfall, slashing the award will save the state $157 million. Residents seek quiet on Newport front A group is questioning the effectiveness and cost of helicopter patrols in the city. city, which are operated by a he said, the heUcopter program joint powers agreement with may not be the best use of tax- Costa· Mesa called the Airborne payer tnoney, especially in tough Law Enforcement program, use a financial times. June C1H1r1nde Daily Pilot NEWPORT BFAQI -Alleging that the city's police helicopter pa· trols are a noisy and cosdy burden to residents, a group called the C.Ommittee to Abolish Helicopter Noise has launched a campaign to keep chopper noise at bay. The newly fanned committee, led by E!astbluff resident Rene Ja· cober, has requested that city of· ficials produce a long list of documents revealing the hell· copter program's cost and etfec· liveness. Jacober said repre· sentatives of the group will prob· • GETTING INVOLVED runs periodically in the pally Pilot. For information on adding your organization to this list, call (949) 574-4298. ALS ASSN., ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyottophic Lateral Scle- rosis Assn., which helps indi· viduals who have the disorder that is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, needs volun- teers. (714) 375-1922. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Society seeks office volunteers. The society is also seeking volunteers to answer calls for the unit's Helpline InfoCenter. (949} 261· 9446. DISCOVERY SHOP The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop needs unwanted goods. such as clothing. furni- ture, jewelry, accessories, an- tiques 'and collectibles, to fund the society's research, education and patient services programs. The goods may be dropped off at 2600 E. Coast ably hold pickets at City Hall and state-of-the-art Eurocopter EC "The Police Department the Police Department head-120 as well as a McDonnell doesn't need this kind of expen· quarters, and also speak at Qty Douglas 500. Helicopters in the sive toy," he said. Council meetings on the subject. program patrol Newport Beach The Airborne Law Enforce- "The least we're entitled to is a and Costa Mesa on a regular Qa· ment program cut the city's costs little peace and quiet in our own sis, but try to avoid areas and al-of airborne patrols from about homes," Jacober said titudes most likely to annoy resi-$2.3 million a year to about $1.8 Newport Beach Police 01i.ef dents. million by consolidating costs Bob McDonell said the helicop-"The only reason a helicopter with C.Osta Mesa. The helicopters ter program seeks to provide the would be flying over your house are used for patrols, suspect pur- most effective law enforcement is if there's a call for service in suits and sometimes to fight possible with the least possible your area," ~cDonell said. fires.. They are equipped with noise. But to Jacober, these efforts fall infrared. viewing systems that uwe·re very sensitive to noise, far short of allowing him and his . can detect a person fleeing on and our equipment is the qui· neighbors a good night's sleep. ln foot. as well as heat-indicated in- etest on the mark.et," McDonell · a letter to McDonell, Jro:ober said formation, such as a hot car en- said. he Is pestered by late-night pa-gi.ne. The city has wed police Police helicopter patrols in the trols almost every night. Further. helicopters for about 25 years. GETTING INVOLVED Highway. Corona del Mar (949} 640-4TI7. AMERICAN HEART ASSN. The American Heart Assn. is looking for volunteers to per- form various general office du- ties in the main office and imple· ment educational and fund-rais-- ing events through Orange C.Ounty. No experience neces- sary. 1laini.ng will be provided. (949} 856-3555. ANIMAL NETWORK OF OR.ANGE COUNTY Become a bottle-feeder or take in pregnant cats at your home. Many shelters kill pregnant cats upon arrival. Dogs and cats are also available for adoption.(949} 759-3646 or www.animalnet- work.org. ASSN. RENAISSANCE CREATORS The C.Osta Mesa group spon- sors and supports outreach com- munity service programs, such as the homeless sanctuary. Volun· teers are needed. (714) 540-5803. BEST BUDDIES The nonprofit organization is looking for volunteers, 18 and older, to provide companion· ship for adults with develop· mental disabilities. As a "Citizen Buddy," volunteers will visit with a buddy twice a month and call or e-mail them once a week. The organization lso has an e- Buddies program that forms friendships entirely over the In- ternet. Volunteers for that pro· gram must be at least 12. (7 14) 546-1826 or www.bestbud· dtes.org. BOY SCOUTS Of AMERICA INC. Volunteer opportunities for the Orange C.Ounty C.Ouncil include fund-raising. program develop· ment and training to existing troops and packs. (714) 546-4990. COSTA MESA CMC PLAYHOUSE The playhouse needs volun- teers for ushering, backstage work. mailings. typing. control- ling lights and many other du- ties. (949) 650-5269. BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS The local chapter is looking for men and women older than 20 who have lived in Orange C.Ounty for at least six months and have been on the job for at least three months to serve as big brotbei:s or big sisters for children ages 6 to 16 from sin- gle-parent homes. (714} 544·Tl73. FULL BAR COCKTAILS 196 E 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949·645·7616 ~~ Restaurant ---Establlshed In 1962 ---..,... • Valanca 8c Comice Bout • Roman Shades • Bliodt • Verticab • Shuuen • Bcd.aprada ProdlH t ' • St·c1t o od • Ut·l i Sertlittt <A1tA Meu f""'Uia for owr 30 1""' It's Too Hot to Cook lndoon1 Fire Up That B·BO! 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NEWPORT BEACH • Irvine Awnue: A com mercial burglary was reported in the 3400 blodc at 11:33 a.m. Sunday. • Irvine Avenue: A burglary was reported in the 800 blodc at 10:20 a.m. Sunday. • Momlng Canyon Road: A vehicle burglary was reported in the 200 blodc at 8:30 a.m. Sunday. • West Coast Highway: A physical fight ended with an arrest in the 2300 blodc at 8:29 p.m. Saturday. • 15th StrMt A grand theft was reported in the 1800 blodc at 10:07 a.m. Sunday. • 18th Strwt: Prowler noises were reported in the 1800 blodc at 4:34 a.m. Sunday. PLUG IN Plug into the Pilot Classffied section to find seMces from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. ll'MOaT IEACH • COSIA t.ISA Daily Pilot I I I I I P:\ I '.\: :\ :\ I I. I l ' ;'\; < ; l '\ New Medical .Procluaa lnw.ntor N.B. Podiatriat Ot. Roth Low C.Ost • No Oral Medications Moocr Back Guarantee!! Call Suali for in.fo (949) 752-7661 www.DrBotha.com EXPLORING Continued from Al Calitomia habilats and bu l1nce grown lO 14.. Newport Harbor H.lgb students helped start the center. tumin8 over the aoll and doing the initial plantingl. Aa soon as the center was established, its popularity among students mushroomed. Over the last year. more than 13,000 participated in vartous activities during school, after school and over the summer, said Bo Glover, executive director. As It did in the be~ the ~tee stiD relies on the nurturing ofwlunteers to keep it thriving. The 30-year mark is especially significant as early center volunt.eers can reap the fruits of their labor, Glover saJd. "Some people who planted these trees are now bringing their children baclc to show them what they've done,• Glover said. Eagle Scout projects are one of the biggest contributors to the center. Since 1986, they have assisted with the trail work and built such equipment as pimlc tables. water fountains and benches for a small amphitheater. One of the iecent Eagle Scout projects is expanding the desert landscape, which also benefits from the expertise of Martin Colver, a city pack's employee. · Colver said his father recently checked out the center, was . disappointed by the sparse desert landscape and volunteered bis son's. services. So Colver set to work. weeding out the nonnative brush and bringing in more appropriate POLmcs Continued from Al politics. Ml'm a firm believer in taxpayer rights. and I happen to have a bulk-rare ~ code," said Ellis, who said he supports the new group but ~ neither a member nor receives money from the group. "Taxpayers are one of the most underrepresented groups in the country. I've always felt that the community of Newport might be interested in this type of thing." Crystal Cove State Park lifeguards John Magner and Nathan Casey treat a l 7-year-0ld girl from la Mirada who suffered a possible neck injury after a wave slammed her against the ocean floor. KEN KRAMER/ DAILYPILOT No mattt!f what yoo're doing. yoor hometown newspaper ~ Daily Pilot • ,.1.m.c..W•• Siz:z.ling F•jita Bar · • Strolling Meriadiis Marg•rite & Cerveza Bar .... , . .,. ... • EncNledM • F9jitat • Mini Tec::oe • Chingolinga • Guecamole • 5.a.. ANO MOREi (. I q lill~1ms 10 to 100 people. PHOTOS BY GREG FR'\' I DALY Pl.OT OWi pellets are the topic in a summer camp 1esson at the center. -, scrub. On Monday morning, he dug up the landscape while 5,000-pound rocb were installed "It's great," Colver said. "This will be a really good addition." like most things at the center, the desert is a work in progress. And that's exacdy how it should be at a place that reflects the ever-changing wodd of nature, Glover said. "Visitors can always see something new," Glover said. For students, the summer nature camps instill an appreciation of the natural environment and bolster the science training they receive in school, camp director Helen de la Maza said. "In some elementary schools, science doesn't achJeve the emphasis it should," de la Maza saJd. "So they can come here and receive really strong science." Ellis is on the board of direc· tors of the Orange County Tux· payers Assn. and is a past presi· dent of the Laguna Beach Tu:x- 'payers Assn. Regan described the group as an alternative to current organi· zations that represents residents on only specific sets of issues or on one side of an issue. "There hasn't been a private cit:iz.ens group of taxpayers to analyze issues -taxpayers who wock, who create jobs, who raise their families in Newport Beach," Regan said. The group will fill that void, be VERDICT Continued from Al bad hands like tennis racquets, and b1a feet looked like be was . wearing swim fins. He went through the water like a hungry lhark after a meal Our team went from AROUND TOWN •Send AROUND TOWN Items to m. Delly Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, C09ta Meu, CA 92827; by Jex to (9'9) 646-4170; or by cemng (9'9) 674-4298. Include the time, date and locetion of the event. .. weft • e oontKt phone number. A complete listing It evaltable et www.Mllypilot.oom. 'Thecenrerbeinbarkingona new capital campaign - dubbed "RWe the Roof' -to fund a permanent building on site. The ofBces, discovery center and small gift shop are now in temporary buildings that were brought in when the school district left and moved to Its new headquarteJS OD Bear Street As the dty around it continues to be developed, the center remains an oasis of nature, constantly revealing the wonders of the ~t outdoors to new generations. "The significance of places like this is in bringing in the leaders of tomo..aw and instilling the Importance of natural settings and open space," Glover said. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reached at (949) 5744221 or by e-mell at deirdre.newman@fatimes.com. explained, by striving to represent the viewpoints of the majority of residents on various Issues. The Newport Beach Tax- payers Assn. bas no official po· sition on the city's Greenlight movement, Regan said, but it's likely the new group will dissent from the slow-growth move- ment at least some of the time. ·1 think that there has been a concerted effort to keep any kind of advantageous commer- cial growth out of the city," Re· gan said. "There's a group of people dedicated to seeing that nothing happens: no change, LIFEGUARDS Continued from Al "The strong surf bas really hit us bard over the past five days,· said Ken Kramer, the lifeguard supervisor at Crystal Cove. "Our guards were really busy this weekend." Over the weekend, waves cresting as high as 6 feet crashed at Crystal Cove, as dangerous rip currents also swirled in the wa- ters, pulling some swimmers farther out to sea than they could safely manage, Kramer said. Between Thursday and Sun· day. lifeguards rescued 64 swim- mers and provided mlnor medi- cal aid to another 46 people. On Saturday morning. there was also a boating rescue at Reef Polnt, oJJ Crystal Cove State Park. A boat experienced engine prob- leim and drifted in past the sud line, when safety personnel res- cued its crew and towed the boat to shore. mfddie-of-the-paclc to a champlon with the addition of Fish Plosel. He was a guaranteed first place in every event be swam. even pulling the relays into first place. A swimmer like that attracts notice, and soon the Los Angeles and Hollywood Athletic Oubs, the big swim powerhouses of the day, were Cotrta Me11. The fee 11 $25, or $20 if preregistered. (714) 660-7389 or www.scote114.orp. WEDNESDAY ·Rudy'" wll ea99ft et 7 p.m. for teens In seventh through 12th gredn In e Mriel of m<Mee J>1"9Mnted by the Newpott 8eac:h Public Ubqry'1 Boole Relden Dig Reeding series. Free edmilllon. ffte popcorn. Adutta must be eccompenled by their teen. The library Is et 1000 Avocedo lwe. (949) 717-.3801. 1MUMDW A_,p11t ..... llf __ __ wet behlld hm t tD IJl.fne M ......... a.. ....... --·=·...,. .. 1111a11••W ....,..,.. -... of ar... Counly. lhe Cllnllirll• -......... FrM.. ~~-(7M) .... 1'lllt .......... 1111111 'W ......... = ..... , . .......... """' I 0 A young camper studiously dissects a pellet with a toothpick in a lesson aimed at learning about the dietary habits of an owl. period, not in my backyard· He said the new taxpayers' as- sociation hopes to provide a reasoned alternative position to growth and other issues on a case-by-case basis, balancing the negative and positive effects of development. The new taxpayers association ls asking people to become char· ter members by malting contri· butions. As of last week. about $2,000 in contributions had been received. So far, the largest con- tributions have been $50. The group's introductory letter. dated July 10 and sent out to residents, 'The strong surf has really hit us hard over the past five days. Our guards were really busy this weekend.' Ken Kr.mer lifegUafd supervisor at Crystal Cove Farther north, larger crowds flocked to popular city beaches, where the surf reached even more dangerous conditions. City lifeguards posted red-flag warn- ings from the Wedge to Newport Pier, beaches that face south and have caught the brunt of the stormy surf. Waves at 18th and 19th streets reached as high as 8 feet, llieguard Olpl Jim Turner saJd. Yellow flags were still in place Monday at 32nd Street. 36th Street and 40th Street beaches, which cwve somewhat south- ward. Waves there were 3 to 4 angling to get him on their rosters. There was talk of the Olympics and medals -and then the school year ended, and ao did the swim career of Fish Ploset He couldn't have been less interested In all the potential glory dangled in front of him. He wanted to go baclc to h.la family. and that's what be did. Costll Mele. The conC:ert is part of the clty'9 third ennuel Concerts in the PMtr ...... ffte. The part i1 et 2525 Plecentie Ave. (714) 7&4-5223. AUGUST7 -... ,....... ....... Wll---- at 7 ~.m. for t .. na ln MYenth throUgh 12th gredee In a Mri .. of movies preMnted by the N.wpoft 8Mc:ih Put>Uc Ubrery's loolt Reiden Dig AHdlng ...... ffee edmlelkm. Fr. popcorn. Aduha must be eocompented bv !Mir teen. The library .. et tOOO Avocedo Ave. , .. ,71,..,,. A"' lliM .. 1•1l1n.-. == ...... ..,,.°' pre ••• Cllf"*wMI be held hm l:30 to I p.m. et the ... lulldlng 41, i.Ja'-~-.lllo-lo ....... c.., ~·· . .._ ........ ..... OIMID ... , ...... ...... stated, w0ur plan is to monitor, research and analy7.e topical is· sues and report findings to you in concise, quarterly newsletters." Regan said the association will be devoted to ensuring that the city is using taxpayer money as wisely and efficiently as pos- sible. "We hope It will be highly participatory," Regan said. •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail et june.casagrande@lstimes.com. f~l More than 85,000 people visited city beaches Thursday - a surprisingly heavy crowd for a weekday, Turner saJd. Ufeguards pulled 351 people out of the wa- ter that day. compared with an average of 20 rescues for a sum· mer weekday. Some beaches saw waves that peaked near 10 feet on Thursday, Turner said. On Friday, about 75,000 peo· pie visited the beaches -271 of those people needed to be saved. But Saturday and Sun- day saw the mother lode, as crowds exceeding 90,000 visited the city each of those days. Lifeguards rescued 90 and 242 for those rwo days, re- spectively. "There were big. big crowds." Turner said. "We were quite busy.· • PAUL CLINTON covers the environment end politics. He may be reached et (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail et paul.cllntonOl•tima.com. We never heard of Fish Plosel again. Our swim team aank back into mediocrity, and as Car as I know, he finlabed his career racing ships through the locb of the Panama Canal • ROBERT GARDNER It a Corona del Mar resident and a former judge. Hit column runt Tuesdays. from 6:15 to 7:46 p.m. et Felrvf.w Pert In Costa Meu. The concert Is part of the city's third ennuel Concerts In the Perle 1eries. Free. The part 11 at 2626 Ptecentie Ave. . (714) 764-6223. AUGUIT14 ................ ....-.. ICrMn et 7 p.m. for teene In Mventh through 12"' greet. In a --of rnGYie9 Pf 111 nled by h Newport ...... Pubic UbrMY'e look,....,.. Dia A11dll19--. FNe edmh1lcw1. ffee popcom, Aduha mull be eccompe.llied by tMlr teen. The lbr8fY .. • 1000 AliOoedo IWe. (•)71~. OMaOM n.,....,..,..,_..c.11111 .. Foundillon, • nonptoflt org11111M1on,~ • fre8 Wlm It llONMDOit c.nw DIM. .......... ,,. -.............. _., ... ....,..._1111•wof ..... IMllllf ..... llGlleft ._ ....... ,_utU .-, .. 711--. -.. Tuesday, "4/ 30, 2002 Al' · FORUM HOWlO GET PUllUIHED -t.a.r.: Mall to Editorial Page Editor James Meier at the Daily Piiot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • R11den Hotline: Call (949) 842-«>86 Fax: Send to (949)648-4170 E-mal:S.nd to dallypllottllatlm#N.com •All cotTMpOndence must Include full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purpoeM). The Piiot reMrv .. the right to edit all submlsalons for clarity and length. READERS RESPOND Backyards should not face rules AT ISSUE: Three residen ts aren't too pleased that Costa Mesa wants to manqate what's on privat e property. T be idea that anyone can teU me what I can't put in my backyard leaves me blind ("Residents uniting against Qty Hall," Thursday). lt is just wrong telling me that I can't part my legally registered recreational vehicle or inoperable car anywhere on my property. Mayor Unda Dixon and "her" followers need to give this a break. I support Councilman Gary Monahan with his apprehensions at this time. Maybe later after the votes are counted, we'U know who cares from where the community roots are derived. PETER GRANDIA Mesa Del Mar I feel what you do in your yard is your own business and not the city's as long as it is not illegal, a health ha7.ard or a safety haz.ard. I have lived in Costa Mesa for the past 44 years, and now I feel that I will have to move just to keep my freedom. RICHARD RITSCHKE Costa Mesa I tuned in LO the Planning Commission meeting July 22 to hear the members going on ad nauseam about inspections for rental properties in our city based 6n a Santa Ana model The plan was to inspect aU rental properties in the city and charge a fee to the owner to do so. These inspections would have nothing to do with complaints or overt violations, just as a routine inspection. nus is just another example of the attempted "lrvine-ization" of Costa Mesa. I have lived in Costa Mesa for the last 32 years. I own three properties on the F.astside, so I assure you that if I chose to live in Irvine or South County or the walled cities of Huntington Beach, I could, but I support individual freedom and accept that if I want to enjoy my private property as I see fit, I must accept my neighbor's right to do the same. I am not quite sure when things started changing. maybe it was back when we started regulating garase sales. How many more code enforcement officers did we hire to do that? Every day I see the code enforcement cars in my neighborhood, it feels like the secret police. And there are so many new regulations all the time, no one could keep up with them. Six months ago. I received a notice to replace my roof in 30 days. The roof didn't look great. but it didn't leak. The rest of the house had been in the process of an upgntde illd the roof was an eventual fix. but I was forced to borrow the money to 8x It then. Something is just not right with the cUy telling people where to park their campers, and what they can do in their own back.yards. I will be choosing the candidates I vote for very carefully at the next election. and for those of you who want this new and Improved COsta Mesa. what's wrong with the present one? I don't think the property values are doing too badly. Love it or leave It. lbere'a a place for the rest of you, Lt's called Irvine. NANCY PERKl4S Costa Mesa AIRPORT DEBATE FILE PHOTO I DAii. Y Pit.OT A Delta Airlines flight to Atlanta is the first commercial airline to leave John Wayne Airport after its two-day closure after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. El Toro plan won't be able to pay for itself T he city of Irvine and the Navy's plans for the Conner El Toro Marine Corps Air Station property are both premature and deceptive ("Pro-airport forces blast Irvine. Navy agreement." Thursday). Premature. because WJtil the lawsuit against~ w is decided. the zoning for that property might not be ronsi.1tent with the so-called Qeat Park plan. The plan is deceptive because, just like Measure W. it does not have concrete ways to pay for the projects without using public tax funds. Does Irvine really expect developers to pay top dollar for the land they are allowed to develop and believe they will then provide the funding and maintenance costs for an enormous public project as well? I don't thinlc so. Olances are taxpayers will be asked to foot the bill, and if they don't there goes the elusive park plan. EDfTOR'S NOTE: BONNIE O'NEIL Newport Beach Bonpie O'Neil is a member of the Airport Worldng Group. Great Parle plans for Fl Toro property cannot be trusted I think the city of Irvine and the Navy's plans for the closed El Toro Marine base are an affront to all citizens who will curse the day the El Toro international airport went down in defeaL We don't need more housing, more retail stores or more offices to increase the already impossible traffic situation . Nor do we need a Great Park that will not be used by people outside of South County. Also, the problem of the contaminated ground will require a great amount of money to reduce the danger from this contamination. Who will pay, if not all of Orange County, mostly those who will not get the benefit of their tax money. F.xpenses of an airport would gladly have been bome by most of us who would have looked forward to an international airport in our baclcyard. It COMMUNITY COMMENTARY would have taken much of the pressure olf LAX. and most likely would have paid for itself in a short time, from cargo business and passengers from all over Orange County. The federal government and the Navy should have used their influence to make the airpon a reality, instead of giving in to the selfish South County ze~ots. I am very disappointed that the planning for this airpon was so badly handled. I am against any plans that Irvine and the Navy conjure up. and I am strongly in favor of overturning their plans and going for the airport, even at this late date. ELEANORE TRIGHER Costa Mesa Columnist should label himself irresponsible W hat is with columnist Steve Smith and his Family Tune columns? His column with his "advice" to high school graduates about not going to college because college is for suckers and to send graduation announcements to anyone you know, and even those you do not know, because they will send you money, and other rather unusual items was bad enough ("A curt list of tips for graduates," June 22). Now, in his column Saturday about Samantha Runnion's kidnapping and murder, he calls those he interviewed "ignorant" because they planned to take action to prevent Samantha's fate from happening to their own-children ("No reason to let fear tear you apart." Saturday). Even if the number of incidents of stranger abduction is low, it is irresponsible to not educate and warn children of potentially dangerous situations. Smith seems to believe this is only done with fear and aruciety, not with love and concern. Maybe he should interview the Lomita residents whose son was almost abducted by a LETIER TO THE EDITOR stranger on Saturday. I would venture to guess that if Smith surveyed his readers and asked how many had been "offered candy," asked to help find a lost pet, or merely followed by a stranger. or experienced a "close caU; he would receive a surprisingly high number of responses. JANE HILGENDORF Corona del Mar Put the new school clinic in Newport Beach, not at Rea A dfnic at Rea FJementary School is bad for a llU1Dbs of reasom, including the foot and automotive traffic It will generate and the bn¥dl of security on the grade school campus that will naturally happen with Ibis dinic (Closer Look. ·Rea plan becomes cent« of debate," Monday). The Feb. 4 Daily Pilot reported there are 140 convicted sex offenders in Costa Mesa and onJy seven In Newport Beach. Th.is means that Costa Mesa bas one sex offender for every 771 residents and Newport Beach only bas one for about every 11,000 residents. Wouldn't it be safer for the children to put the clinic in a school in Newpon Beach? We have a good bus system, and Newport Beach is immed.iately adjacent.to the Westside of Costa Mesa. In Monday's edition, the Pilot notes that Newport-Mesa Unified School District Supt Robert Barbot is strongly in favor of the clinic at Rea school. How nice. The first Lhlng that Barbot did when , he was hired by the district was to buy a home ln Laguna Hills. Barbot knows nothing about Co6ta Mesa or its problems and bas Intentionally disengaged himself from the community by his choice of where he wants to live. QUOTE OF THE DAY "You might have six shortstops that you have to figure out positions for. It'$ not as easy tU it looks." -8'I Reddlnc, Costa Mesa National An-Stars Manager M Tuesday, Mi 30, 2002 "*'9 ~ Roeer Cattson • (949> 574-4223 • Sports Fu: (949) 650-0170 .LllTLE LEAGUE All-Stars ready to clash CM National hopes to continue its winning ways in sixth annual Mayor's Cup pitting two All -Star teams from Costa Mesa LL a~ainst one another. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The battle of Costa Mesa resumes today. The Mayor's Cup begins today for the sixth time, showcasing the best Costa Mesa Uttle League has to offer in the 11 -and 12-year-old division as the Costa Mesa National Major All- Stars battle the Costa Mesa American Major All-Stars in a best-of-three se- ries with Garne l today at 5:30 p.m. at TeWtnlcle School, the National's home field. Game 2 will be Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at Costa Mesa High, the Ameri- can home field, and if necessary. Garne 3 will take place Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at TeWin.lde School. Costa Mesa American holds a 3-2 overalJ series record . Last year Costa Mesa National beat CM America, 4-2, in the Cup's first three-game series. In the third and deciding game, CM Na- tionaJ's P.J. Errington clobbered two home runs for three RBis. Costa Mesa National Manager Bill Redding coached last year's National . team and said there's just as much pressure during the Mayor's Cup as in district All -Star tournaments. "You want to beat the kids you know because these kids will face each other in their high school ca- reers," Redding said. "It's nice to say you won and fortunately last year we did." As in AU-Stars, Redding said decid- ing the positions of each player d~ ing the Mayor's Cup can be difficult since several players who played the same position on their respective regular-season teams find them - selves alongside one another in All- Stars. "You might have six shortstops that you have to figure out positions for," Redding said. "It's not as easy as it .-looks. It talces some adjustment" CM American Manager Scott Will- son could not be reached for com- ment Monday. CM American pitchers Andy Daw- son and Andrew Niles teamed up for four strikeouts in the team's opening- game loss to Ocean View in the Dis- trict 62 All-Star Tournarnent earlier this month as Cody Spoulos, Luke Boulger, Jesse 'Dawson and Niles sin- gled in the 10-2 game. with Boulger and Dawson scoring runs. CM National won their District 62 All-Star Tournament opener, 1-0, but lost their next two tournament games to Huntington Valley and Fouritaip Valley. In the 3-1 loss to Huntington Val- ley, CM National starting pitcher Brandon Maurer had eight strikeouts SEAN HIUER I DAILY PILOT Pitcher Andy Dawson is one of Costa Mesa Little League American Al~tars' major weapons. while walling only three . Maurer will be on the hill for CM National today as Justin Long is scheduled to start Wednesday for CM National. Redding said. The Mayor's Cup ~ in 1997, when CM American's Tigers' Man- ager Pat Maguire asked then-CM American Uttle League presJdent ICirlc Bauermeister If the two All-Star teams from Costa Mesa Uttle League could play each other. Within five days of Maguire's ln- quiry and further discussions with CM National officials, the Mayor's Cup was born. The winning team will be pre- sented with the Mayor's Cup at the end of the tournament, and the cup will be pn display during regular sea- son games next year. MAYOR'S CUP ROSTERS COSTA MESA AMERICAN 10 Cody Spoulos 11 Ben Lounsberry 4 Andrew Millian 55 Andrew Niles 7 Andy Dawson 23 Sam Edmonds 3 Luke Boulger 16 Jesse Dawson 21 Andy Venegas 20 Mike Willson 44 Daniel Stelle 25 Phil Weber Manager. Scott Willson BASKETBALL COSTA MESA NATIONAL 20 Ryan Redding 18 Adam Seagondollar 25 Brandon Maurer 31 Bryan Bennett 2S Garrick Williams 23 Bradley Fisher 19 Chris Falbo 24 Anthony Secrest 21 Riley Hart 22 Juan Guzman 21 Justin Long 30 Brandon Grimmett *Z'I Ricky Campo Mtinager: Bill Redding EYEOPENER • Daily..tllli • SpaltllWfl,... <~lhot~ , ~~honcwff DANMK•LAN -uc1 s·occer picks up.11 Nine freshmen among newcomers for 'Eaters. ANTP.ATER STADIUM -UC Irvine men's soccer coach George Kuntz has announced the signing of 11 student- athletes to national letters of intent Nine of the Incoming players are from the high school ranks and two, rnid6eld- ers Lee Berry and Agustin Neusplller, are from Irvine Valley College. Among the freshmen a.re forwards Kyle Oose (Elk Grove-SheJdon), Sean llitJ {Fountain Valley) and Dan La Roc- que (Alta Loma), defenders Cameron Dunn (Alta Loma) and Sergio Rivera (Dana Hills), and rnid6elders Jonathan Eden (West of Plano, Tex.), Chris Klotz (Dana Hills), Drew Tolman {Fountain Valley) and Ouistopher (Kit) Vitagliano (Horizon of Scottsdale, Az.). Berry prepped at Villa Park Hl,gh and NeuspWer is from Buenos Aires, Argen - tina. UCI, which was 10-4-6 overall and second in the Big West Conference last year, opens the 2002 season Aug. 3 ~. hosting Alabama-Birmingtham at the stadium, starting at 7 p.m. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebram the Daily Pilot's Athlete o~ Weele series MONDAY 20 -Thomas T.ylor HI Orange Coast Basketball, '02 TODAY 20 -Bruc.Um Newp(>rt Harbor Wrestling, '01 18 • Femenda Velasco Costa Mesa Cross country, '97 22-S......Dunlllp Corona del Mar Baaltetball, '98 23 • Bedd Huddle Vanguard University Baaltetball, '00 DEEP SEA MONDAY'S COUNTS Newport lMClng -7 boata, 139 anglef'9. 1 white Ma baas, 74 barracuda, 2 eculpln, 13 albacore, 1, 186 aand baaa. . Harbor hoopsters reunited Newport Harbor High alumni from the 1970s through 2002 gather for second annual Newport Harbor Alumni Basketball Tournament, won by the team of Greg Perrine, Brian Cottrell; Bob Torriblo, John Mumiy, Rich Yardley, Brian Freeman and Dane Louvier. Freeman ('79) and Dane Louvier ('02) beat the teem of Steve Bukich \14), Co- ry IMthut (81), Aaron Yarml ('01), Brim O'Fllbmty ("14), Kevin Seberg ('81), Bric D'z• et ('81) IDd 1bny Me- lum CO'l), ~. wtdi • leClODd-bUf cCllllllMl:t • PWltne Ind,..__. were tbt ................. likl 11n1 ......... OI Louvlln:r:s lntbe........... • ... d .. .., m:w.~ .. ..... Ina Ind..,..~ Dlllle. ..,.. ...,....,.. ...... llbOut $790 ID SI• fDr dJe NlwDalt Hmbor 1¥• 1' bl 1aG•11 <Mt. ' fmi ___ ,... .... .. ................ = .. ..... -·.;c;·• ... ,... ·-... .. ··-·n·,.. .. ......................... Ht 1111111. OUTDOORS Albacore stirring Warming waters bringing 'em on. T roplcal cun;enli pushing lnto channel, waters and brought along blg schools of albacore and bluefin tuna. The bite started late last week off the east end of San Oemei:ite Island and continues steady for the sportfishing Oeet and private yachts. Bait conditions are good and the water temperature is holding at about 65 degrees. which is ideal for albacore. JIM NIEMIEC as they make their annual migiation off Newport's coastline. •Grant Rawilns lives in Newport Beach and celebrated his • ninth birthday aboard bis father's deluxe yacht, the Malwlo, an Ocean 55, on Saturday. Grant invited some of his friends along to share In a day of fishing off the Huntington Beach Oats. SPORTS Tuesday, liy 30, 2002 A7 · Ano ther tropical storm that developed below Baja is expected to bring even warmer water off the coast with a good chance that the bluefin tuna bite will get golng by this weekend. On board with Grant were fellow Newporters Jonathan Keedy, Mike Moorhead, Jak:~ HaU, John Davenport, Ryan Lawler and their fathers, as wen as hostess Lucy Rawlins for the birthday party. Dr~~ Lawter, right, holds a nice size Albacore with his son, Ryan, after the two found a ~chool of the fish cruising the east end of San Clemente Island. Albacate are now within a day's range of the Newport fleet of fishing ~oats and hopefully will stick around. Drew Lawler of Bay Shores took his young son, Ryan, out for his first albacore trip about the Reel Salty, a 48-foot Pacifica owned by Harvey Hunnitcutt. Jigs were dropped in just a few miles off the east end of the Sail Oemente lsland it didn't take more than five minutes of trolling before one rod bent under the pull of an·aJbacore. Ryan was first to the rod and after a short battle, decked a 16-pound longfin. Drew cast out a bait rod and instantly got bit on a sardine as the father and son team scored on back-to-back albies. Stop after stop produced quality fishing for all the boats trolling in this area despite a rather bwnpy ocean as the fish~ eager to jump on a variety. of jigs. plugs. and deep-running lures and ii didn't hesitate to come strong to the boat and bite live bait The fish count for five anglers for the day was a total of 21 albacore, of which 10 were landed by 12-year-old Ryan. Skipper Brandon Birtcher of San Juan Capistranco headed the yacht up the coast to look for fish. It was a great day of fishing for both kids and adults as sand and calico bass bit well, along with a wide variety of other smaU game fish that brought plenty or smiles to aU the youngsters on board. •There is quite a show going on in Newport's upper back bay. On the right high tide silver mullet are dancing all over the water and can be seen from Jamboree Road and the path just above the high tide mark. Some fish are jumping as high as four feet in the air, while others are splashing a~ the surface of the shallow back water. It's not unusual to see mullet jump in Newport Bay. but to see so many fish explode into the air in such a concentrated area is something that this outdoor writer has never witnessed. It appears that good fishing off the coast should continue throughout the summer. There were spots of 70-degree water between the islands, lots of bait and clean water should combine to keep schools of tuna around Most likely mullet are doing this show of acrobatic maneuvewrs as part of an annual mating ritual, but whatever the reason. it's worth talcing a short drive to see the dancing waters. f'tiOTOS BY JM NEIMIEC I OAllY Pl.OT Ryan Lawter of Bay Shores has big smile after catching his first Albacore on the yacht 0Reel Satty• off the east end of San Clemente Island. The fish weighed in at 16 pounds. _Lega_! Natica ____ , Ltpl Nallcll 2640 j LIGll llalcll 2640 I Legal Notices • I Legal Notices 2640 Legal Notices 2640 Legal Notices AIYllT15lBT fOl 195 Subiect to conditions prescribed by the un<1ers•1ned. sealed bids for • lump Sum Contrect are invited for the lollowln1 Work. SOCIAL ICOlOGY I, ltlrl.ACl llOOf rllOJICT HO. 99H'9 UNIVl•SITY Of CA.UfOftNIA, •vttu lllVINI, CAUfOftNIA t2H7 l'tlOJICT DISClllrTION1 Work includes, but 1s not hmlled to the follow1nc Remove eaosltn1 roof membf1ne and flashin1 system Replace with new modified bitumen budt up roofinc system, mclud1n1 1nsulallon. ISTIMATIO CONSTllUCTION COST1 $220,000.00 Nete1rrl111e 114den whe 4e net _, tlte "Utlllflcatl-In the c-troct Dec:u-nt1 •oy _,toe ell9IW. fw _ _. ... B1dd1n1 Documents will be av.1l•ble to Bidders on TUESDAY, JULY 2S, 2002 and will be issued •I FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Un1vers1ty of Cahforn11. Irvine 20l lnt111m Off tee Bu1ld1n1 lrvlne. CA 92697 5444. (949) 824·1404 Checks for 11 ,,,.. ................. fee will be required in the amount ot $25.00 per set of B1dd1n11 t>ocuments Checks are to be m•de pay•ble to 'The Re1ents ol the University of Cahlornll • ~elect Bods woll not be accepted alll!!I. 300 PM on THUllSDAY, AUGUST 1,2002 Bid Security in the amount of 10-.. of the lump Sum Bes. !Sid, 11ckldln1 altet nates, shall accompany Heh Bid. The Surety 1:nuln11 the Bid Bond shell be. on the Bid Deadline. en 1dm1lted surety Insurer (es dlfl1ted In the C.hlornla Code of Civil Procedure Section 995 120) A mandetory P1e·B1d Conference end Pre Bid Job W•lk woll be conducted on WIDNISDAY, JULY SI, 2002 bqjnnina p1omplly el 9.00 A..M. Parhc1pents shell meet at· SOCIAi. ECOlOOY I, Univetsrty of C.hl0fn11, lrvtne, Room 112 (bulld1na 1210 on c1mt1us m•p). Irvine. Cehl0fn1a 92697-5444 ATIINDNICI AT TMl rlll·llO CONflllfNCI AND ra1-.1fD JOI WAll IS MANDAJOllY fott All NIMI COffUACTOftS. THI MUTIH WIU QOSI AT 9.0S A.M. ANY CONRACTOttS AHfVINO AnH THfS TIMI W1U NOT 11 WOllLI TO PAaffO'Afl IN THI llD ,.OCISS AS A rttUll COffTRACTOa. Only b1ddtr1 who particlp1te In both th• Prt·Bld Conftrtnce end th• Job Walk in the11 entirety. will be ellowed to bid on the l'rorect H prune conltectors f'or further onfMm1hon. cont.act UCI Contrcts Oep~tment wlthtn F1clltt1t1 Man- •cemont. Brenda R Hocllenhull al (949) 824·1404. TIM successful Btdder and its SubcontraclOfs woll be required to follow the nond1scnm1n1tion requirements set forth 1n the Biddina Documents and to P•Y pre1111lln11we1•11tu •t the locetion of the Work. The successful Bidder will be ttQUlred to hive the followlna State of Ctllfor· nl1 Conb •ttor's license cunent et the hme of submission of th• Bid: LKDSI CLASSUICATION1 lKINSI CODl1 Genet1l Bu11dina contractor B C·l9 Aooflnc Contractor Otltw rretect S..Clflr.r 1144.r QMllfl<!llfl-aih4 fff te lte wflwlH ... et ti-ef ~ llHIMe, !wt --_.. .. 11y .............. AOVll115UIBl1 fOl leS Subiect lo condolions p11sc11bed by the unders11ned. sealed blds for a lump Sum Conlract are invited for the followin1 Work· u•r 5201 flllCOMMUNICATIONS raOJICT NO. 997154 UNIVIJISITY Of CALl,_,.IA, taVINE OESCAIPTION OF WORK The proiect sh•ll consist of prov1d1na and lnstallin& tentnt's telecommunte•t1ons c1bhn11. fiber ceble and coax cable for the complete IHs.ed bu11d1nc Work shall include prov1d1ne Jllcils and othei appu1ten1nces as det .. led within the Contract Documents. . alDDH QUAUfJCATIONS1 Pnme Bidders who do not meet lh• qu1hhcahons In th• Contr1ct Documents may not be ehcoble lor award Pnme Bidden shall submit their Quahlic1llons on the form provided by the Umvenity as •n allechmenl to lhe Bid F Mm COMSTllUCTION COST-ISTIMATI: $125,000.00 B1dd1n1 Documents will be 1v1llable to Bidders on TUESDAY JULY JO. 2002. and woll be Issued at OESICN & CONSTRUCTION S£AVIC£S. University ol C11tfMnl• Irvine 3500 Berkley Place, Irvine. CA 92697 2450. (949) 824 6630, Hot line (949) 824-8117 Checks tor a --r•'-4elole t .. wtll be requ1fed in the amount of S~ 00 per Ml of 81ddin1 Documents Checks ere to be made payable to • The Reeents of the University of California· A MANDATOttY. r1tl-llD CONFEllENCE AND MANOATOftY r•E-110 JOI WALK shall be held as follows 11.00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2002,"'1 Un1ve1s1ty Research Park. lobby. 5201 C•hlMn11 Avenue, lrvtne, CA 92697 (corner of C1hlorn11 Avenue •nd Bison Av11nue on the University ol Calil0<ni1, lrv1ne C•mpus) ATIINDANCI AT THI rlll-110 CONFllllNCI AND rltl-llD JOI WAlll IS MANDATOllY fQll All rlllMI CONTAACTOH. THI MUTING WlU CLOSE AT 1 hOS A.M. ANY CONTUCTOftS AftllfVING AfTH THIS TIMI Will NOY II IUGtaU TO rAaTICtrATE IN JHI llD raoass AS A PRIME CONHACTOR. s..Je4 w.t. wlll -• be recelv..t .tten 2.00 r.M., WlDNISDAY, AIHM.IST 14, 2002 At Bid Bo•, Front Counter, Oes1cn & Construction Servoces Un1versoly of Californl•. Irvine. 3500 Berkeley Place. Irvine. CA 92697 2450 S_,... 11 ... wlft be~ ot 2:05 r .M., WIDNISDAY, AUGUST 14, 2002. Bid Security In the amount of 10~ of lhe Lump Sum B•s. Bid, ncludina 11tern•tn. ~all accompany eech Bod. The Surely issu1n1 the Bid Bond shall be, on the Bid 0Hdhne. •n 1dm1tted surety 1nsur., (as defined In the C.hlorn11 Code of Civil Procedure Section 995 120) The successful Bidder •nd its Subconttectors will be required to follow the nondiscrimination requirements set forth in the 8idd1n1 Documents and to pay prev1i11n1 wec11 rates at the location of the Work The successful Bidder will be requ11ed to have the followln1 S11t1 of C•hfornl• Contractor's license current at the hrM of s.ubmlsston of the Bid, • Uc.., .. O..•lflc•tl.., low Volt•1e S~t1m5 Electrlul u ...... c-'e C-7 or c 10 Tl4E REGENTS Of THE UNIVERSITY OF CAllf'OANIA Pullilhtd Newport 8-:ft.Coett ,_. Dally Piiot .kt!)' 30. ~· 6, 2002 Jul) 2002 T768 fktlllm .... ... s..... AA. ..... ........ l. Th41 Contractor slltll heve been In busloess under the HIM ntmt end C.llfornlt ConltKtor"s l lcenM for • minimum of ~ continuous YH<S prior lo th41 bid openlnc d•I• for th11 rro~t. The llcense used to salisf1 thb 1equkemet1t 1h1ll be ol the Nltnt tn141 required bJ tM conttacl. TM follow1111 pe<sons 2. The Contttctor shell prov!M • minimum of 3 rtfennces for projeclb ''' doln1 bu5'ness H " slmll•r In scope end slu lo lh1s Project which htv• been 1ucc ... f111ly •) ACAM, b) AGCAM, com~tld durlna th• P••l 3 y .. rt 23131 Vtrduao Ori we, The follow1n1 penons "'e dolnc busmen es A.) Co11l Homes 6 loens. 8.)SoC•I Cont, C.) SoCalCont.com, D.) Coeat Homes. E ) Coaat loans. ~ ) Cel Coast Ho-. 34085 Pacific Cont Hw1. 1202, Oen• ro1nt, CA 92629 The followlnc persons 1re clolnc bus;nus u: Ht• b's Must•nc Rench, 2045 Pl.cenlle A••·· Costa Mnt, CA 92627 THE REGCHTS Of THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Sult• 204, lt1una Hrlls, July 200? CA 92653 Pubhshld Newi-t 8uch Cottt Mell OIMl1 r!lot Jiiiy U , lO, 2002 T763 A!nlrkan con.p tor --------------------------Adni.c-1 lft Midi· cine (C•hforme). 23131 .......... .......... ........... Verduao Orin. Sult• .......... ........ ......... =5Jl11un1 Hilts. CA The follow1n1 ,.,..,n1 Th• lollowlna petsons Th• fottowtna pertons A<Mflcln Colltt• fOf .,, dolna bu,lnen es; '" clolna business n : '" dolfll buwlMts n : AdV~nl 1n Mtdr· Triwtloclat O.C. AlrllOfl, Mllflllo'• Boel O.t.lllna. Co~rtl• 5"C:l11t1 Str clM (C1Ufornle). 23131 1400 SC lhlttol SI., 691 Co-not St., Cotti VICK. 1042 Wiison, Ver•u10 Otlve, Suitt Sant• Ant, CA 92707 Mtu, CA 92$27 ...,.,,, City, CA 12155 204, l 9"'n• Hilla. CA Jtmu & Fnncu An111 Murillo, 191 Clw111ty Joi Dey, 14742 t2IS.J C!Mn. 16 lrtt. llvltlt, CA Conrnor St., Cost• Wliloft, l!Ww•1 City, CA f1111 '"""'"• Is con 9771!1 ~-CA 92627 NM MIN 111 • corpo,.llon YI-Ho & Slll1na Clllnt ~n18wtt11Mll!'lllo,l9l Jplln Howe, '12·1U Hfft~tt.,tecl Hnna. 4H l Plnlon Governor St • Co•tt 01~1 Wllf. rttm Mii lwtinett yet? No l1111. lrvN1t. CA 92115 Mt ... CA 92627 0...t, CA tDIO Alntflc4fl Collete fOf This buMltaa It con Thi• but!MU II con Thh lluti,..1 It COii Ad .. 11c:_I !ft Medi dueled bf 1 ......... duclld bJ. huttl1nd llMI duct9cl b1· llfl w.itff Cllll, h111'4 l , Hoffl!lltl, ,.,,_...., WI.. ,.,,__.. .. 0 "'"*"' HIW JOV ttlrttd Heft ,., tt.ltlld MIC H-,.. ltMlM 'fllll t ......... t WH ,_. 1141"-t ttH YH, '"""'"'Jet? No lloint ......... ,.e? "9 .... .. .... C-ty l,71 Mtll fllllll• etw111t1 Jot O•J, 0-· aer11 ef 0r ... C-ty Jitmtt CMll . 'Tillt •litelMnt w11 ••lr•tftw .. 011MM Tllte ete~t w11 fllM wltll ttle Colitttr T1lla ttae-t -_....,... tllM wltll tllt C-•• c•i. 14 OrlllP c-tr fllM wltll ,.. c.....ty iwr ,...._ J111r M._!l.i ---~" ...... ~-......... _ ·-~-;: .. 'VA ~ • ''VA -..:~191·::::::· ""'91'!111111 ~ ... , ~....... ..-, Ernut R. ltncston, 24502 Sand PtPtr ln • O•n• Point. CA 92629 Sheron C. l •naston, 2•S02 Send Piper ln , Oan• Pooni, CA m2t Th1t bltUneu It ~on· ll1Kttd by. ""sbend "" .... H•v• you •tertecl Nlflf btdl-yell No lrn~t A h11PI011 Tiii• •llttt11tnl w•• hied wttll 1111 Count1 Clerll of OrlflP Coullt1 ... 01~ ........ ., o.llr' ,...._ luty ... "· 'II), Ms •. 2002 T7H Mlchael Bella, 204!1 Pf•c•ntlt Ave.. Cost• Mesa.CA92627 This lluMMaS It COii dueled b1 IMI lndlriduaf Have ,ou slwte4 doinl bUSlllHI Jetl Ho MtchMI Belle This sl•l•-nt wH flied wltJI tM County Cltfk of Ouqe Co!Hlty Oll07/0VW JetH ... ,., D9ltY ri.ot luty t , l'-23 . 30. '°°1 T73' ....... ... ....... ,s.m NOTIC[ IS HUUY OMN .... ..a .. .............. --Ct) .......... ••4nn(n), et ttl• t.lllr(•) •e ....... licOeMI', ·~· .,. ..,..._waa.111•.CA -.,.... ......... . "'"', ......... . Ir. ., ......... .. neme(s) and •d dress(es) used by the Seller(s) within the pest three yeers. as staled by the Seller(s). ts/are none The name( s) and ad dress ol the Buyeth)/ eppllc•nt(s) os/are Oav1d Minh Tran. 4150 Rose Ave •A. O•n•rd CA9J033 The usets beina sold are 1ener ally descnbtd as All r 11tures and [qulpment. Coodwtll Conv1nant No t lo Compete Inventory Account Receivables and are loc•ted at 145 E 19th Street. •C. Cotti Mesa. CA 92627 The bulk sale 1s intended to be consummated 11 the office of. F odeht y N1honal Tille, 10971 Carden Cro111 Bouleva1d, Su1le D, Carden Grove. CA 92843 •nd the 1nllc1pated sale dale 1s Aucust 15. 2002. The Bulk ulc Is ~ubject to Caltfornl• Uniform Commerco1I Code Sec tton 6106 2 The n•m• and address of lhP person with whom c1 .. ms may ~ filed is Fldel1ty Nellonal Title. 10971 C11den Grove Bouleverd. Suite O. Carden Grove. CA 92843 end lh• last date f0< f111na cl•lms by • er ed1t0< sh•ll be Au1ust 14, 2002 wfl"h tS the business dey before the sale d1t1 s peci11ed tbove Dale 07 /ZZ/02 SICNATURC OF Buyl!!l(s)/ Appllcant(s) Isl D•vid Minh Tra" Published Newpor I Beach Coll• Mn.I D"IY r11ot July 30. 2002 . 424021 T769 Bo•rd of Trustees By Sus• Mclane Director Procut emenl/ Enerl)' Conservation Hunlinaton Beach Ind• pendent July 30. Aueust 6.2002 T767 FldiliM .... ... s ...... lhe followina person• are do1n11 busonen H Soanne Media. 7111 Hetl Ave . Hunt1naton Beach, CA 92647 S1e1 Sylla. 7111 Heil Ave Hunllncton Buch CA 92647 Adri•n Valenzuela, J< • 7111 Heil Ave . Hun 11naton Beach. CA 92647 This business 1s con ducted by co par lnen Have you slarted dom1 business yet' No Stea Sylla This st•ltment was hied with the County Clerk of Orana• County on 07/26/02 200269114$1 Daily Pilot July JO. Aua 6. 13 20,2002 T771 ......... ... s...... The lollowina persons are do1n1 business in lien Team. 1654 4th SI • Ste 8. Sante An•. CA 92701 Relph W Conttlu. 1654 £ 4th St • Ste B. S•nt• An•. CA 92701 Cina FIOfes Conrtl«. 1654 E. 4th St .• Ste B. Senta Ana, CA 92701 This business is con· ducted by. husband and wile Hive you started doina business yet7 Yes 6/ZS/02 C1n1flores Gon11let This statement wes l~ed with the County Clerk of Onna• Count1 on 07/02./02 Notice It hereby 11ven 20026"6742 lhft Huritinaton Buch 011lr Pilot Jul1 9, 16 23, Union Hilfl School Dis JO, 2002 T73' hrcl woll r.ceive suled I01IClt1-••-fO blft IOf the followln1 ---- Bid No n2 SllMW•ewm Mlttl Tei.phone 01t1 of F\hnt AHll<t Equipment for tion. Upll'•du At To Whom It Mlly Con Edison~ Oct111 View cwn The N1me(t) of HIP Schooh the Atlc>llc:•11I(•) '""' Ow AllP!_ 22. 2002 THAIFOOH A($TAUftAHT 21o>.. JllC lkt ~lflutlOlll end The 1ppllu11ts lls1141 forms ctn be olltal111d ebova 1te llPlllYllll to from th• r ... 1chufnf the 0 1p., tmant of l>tp1rtment It 1025 Alcoltolfc Baver •I• Yorktown Av•.. Hull· COlltrol to sell elcohohc tlflllOfl a .. <h CA or.•r bner•111 11 157 ctltwllt ( 114) ... 3339 NEWPOltT CfNTlll Oft, nt. &l&O HlWPOltT SE.ACH CA •• slMI k rllCM<lttl in 9zte0 tlle , .. ......_ Ooepert Ty-e •f ll~enno> _. 111 lilt• ..._ tlle ,..,.... tor .... _,UN,........., •1 • ON·sMf CU•.ltAL '""· •t .....-titM t.ATINOrLM;t: ~·~" ":!:~ rlfbllsflt• lhW@Ofl __.. -,_ .. IMcll C..lt ...._ .o.llJ feel! "' .... r-..... ,,.,,., JO, .... 't 11. ,..,.., .,.._.,. 1DC11 1n =~":, J:r.:::. .... r-.'1:..c.......... ... ...... ............... :-:::-:::.r.·:s -~ ----·------~......:~ ........ w. .. l .... _,. .......... , .. ~ ........... .... .............. _ . .,..,.... ii:...--;.;; ~-,= ! r-; Have you slerted Have you sl•ted doina busoneu yet' No doin1 busoness yet• No Larry Edward Heinze Janene K Johns This statement was This statement WH filed wtlh the County hied with the County Clerk of Oran11e Counly Clerk of Oran1e County on 07 /OZJO'l on 07 /Zf;/02 20026t0.7S9 2002691 1447 Daily Pilot July 9. 16. 23. D"IY Pilot July 30 Aul l9.IWtlll;.,.,_m2 &.1~m4 ... s....... "-S...... lhe lollowlne persons The lollowina persons are doln1 business as· a1e doona business as TRANSo lutoons 310 factor ~. 177!> Mon Rob•nhood l 1ne Costa rovoa Cost• Mesa, CA Mesa CA 92627 92627 Catherine l H11fey. Todd E Moller 177!1 310 Aobonhood l•ne, Monrov•a Costa Mest Cosla Men. CA 92627 CA 92627 Thos bu\tness 1s con·• This business 1$ con ducted by •n ond1vodu1I ducted by an 1nd1v1dual H"ve you star led H .. 1 you started do1n1 busineu yet> No doon1 busoness yet• No C.therme l H11ley Todd C Mtller This stetemenl was Thts st1temenl wl\ hied w1lh the County hied with the County Cluk of Or•nce County Clerk ot Oranae Cou~ty on 07/02/02 on 07/02/02 20026901722 20026901740 O•lly Piiot July 9. 16, 23. 011ly Pilot July 9 16 2.l 30. 2002 T740 30 ?002 T733 ffdlllll..... NOTICE OF IUILJC ... S...... TO~TME The follow1nc persons ISSUANCE are dome business .n OF AN ORDER FOfl Man•aemenl Dynamocs. ASAT!lit£HT 4247 Dana Rd . Newport Beach. CA 9"663 CASE NO. U22 Owe A Paulsen. 4247 Dana Ad • Newport NOTICE IS HEREBY Beach CA 92663 GIVEN !hit the SclUlh Thts business 1s con COMI M = ducted by •n 1nd1vtdu1I Mei~~ wll ldd 1 Heve ynu started pUIJljC m doina business yet7 No on • Y. Ovo A Paulsen AUGUST 14, 2002 111 ._ This statement was ~ BoltO Room, !tied with the County Olltrlc:i ~ Clerk ol Orenc• Cou"nty 2tle6 C°'*'Y OrNe, on 07/Zf:>/02 ~ Ber, C---.. 20026'1 1'44 IO contodtr .. ....U Of Deily Pilot July 30, Aua :.::"T'l!'Dlar~y....,,.... 6.13, 20, 2002 1770 fHDMOUALLY. ANO fkt111M...... OM IUTZ CL.fAHiiti, ,.. ~ ... s...... =~~··;: The follow1111 persons ==~Ill .. _ wt clolnl bllSlntu ts. -r rink Merhni P1oduc tllMls. 209 Cy111ess Or A copy o1111 ~la llllll!' lle1ch, CA 92$!11 ...._.. ,. ~ Ill Welt., Todd F,.nch, 2()g ,. ...._ ti 9" a.ti: o1 Cyp"n Or ~ L•aunt ,.~....,o..!!: C.- 0 a .. ch, CAll26:>1 IW'. llol$ -uslneu IS COii dllcled by en lllcll'trdolal HeVl JOll lllW1ff :::-:.. =-.. -: doifla ''"'-· 1111 No Walt• Todd French ..... • ,_ ... Tin st1lement wH ~·,;; --d flied With Ille County ...... ..... ... .. Cltrll of Or1n11 Covnt1 ~to .. .....,. t1101!Z6~ IOln ... $= ........ IMIM11449 ........ ...., 0"'1 Ptlol July JO, "611 ......, fl ,,13 Z0.2001 T11l .......... ~-=:r=-eq ......... -~ .. .. llln .. -TIM ""'-~-· 2900. Ill ..... . •• ... n: D'.': .. ..... S.11fu1tle St11tlcee, ....... 21tl ..,_ i:z.:-· ~·c;:..., 1111 aAftD Mg~== ......°' ....,..~ '-11.CAallO ,,... ............ ·- • Al Tyesdlx. Jutx 30, 2002 ........... -........... ............ _....., .... -........... ............ ............ -.......... .. l.1111 .... Oti!Y Pilot , • _....., ...... = \. ~~~~~~~~ .......... ... s...... The followln1 persons •11 doln1 busln11s es· Pacific Coast Permit Slfvlc•. 19628 Churdl SI.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Mellsu M. ChMllon, 19628 CIKltdl SI, Cosla Miia, CA 92627 This buallless It con- ducted by: an lndtviduel Hawe YOtJ •lacltd dol"I bualness yel7 Ho MtltsN Ch•rllo11 This 1l•l•m•nl was filed with th• County Cltrk of Or•n1• County on 07/02/02 20026tOl7U Oajly Pilot Jul)' ?. 16. 23, 30, 2002 T73S ....... ... s...... Policy 0111or1 Orin Eaal, =~ort Buc h. CA P1mei. Ktlllon. 4A7 Promontory Orin EHt. ~::gort Bur:h. CA This business la con· ducted by. en Individual Heve you .Sllfted dolnt buslnesa yell Ho Pa1Mla Kellson This slalelMnl wH filed with the Count)' Clerk of Ofanp County Ofl 07/12/02 ,..,. ...... Delly ,ilol Jul~ ZJ'riJO, Au1.6, 13,2002. 62 .......... .......... The followlnl !MlfSOOS .,, doin1 business es: CflE81VC·O, 29 Kentudly, Irvine, CA 92606 Oen• S.m-'1lh1 Farro, 29 Kentucky, lfvlfte, CA 92606 duclff 111r: .., ...,._.. Have rou •tar tad dolr!C '"'"-ptt No Dena Sa1M11ttl1 F•IO This 1t1te1Mllt wH hltd with the Co11nty Clark of Or•na• Co11nt1 0007/02/02 HOHMUIO Daily Pilot July 9, 16. 23, 30, 2002 T739 s.o,..,c_ I• C1-a(/IMI I ......... .......... l it. f0Uowl111 persona ., • dolns buaimtu ... H.W Ok:e & Asaoclatea, 1 Parll CrHt, Hewpott CoHt, CA 926S7 Herold W, Dice, l Park Cr•t, Newport Coest, CA92657 Thia business It con · ducted b1: a" lndMduel Have rou started dot!!& bualfteu zett Yu, How to Place A Avenue, Apt II. C6sta Meu,CA92627 Cllrlatotth•r Strople. 2652 Oran&• Avenue, Apt 8 , Costa Men • 92627 This buslneu Is con· dueled by: an lnd1vldu1I Have you atarted dolnl bualMas yet? Ho Chr~t°"'* StrOIMe This atal•-nl was hied wtlto the County Clerk of Ofan11 County Oft 07/10/02 .., ...... 1 DIMl1 Pilot Jul)' 8. 23, 30, Au •• 8, 2002 T76l ........... ......... Th• followln1 per10n1 are cloln& business 11· H•l1hborhood Towlna s.rwtce, 3301 s B .. r St., ... 10, Santa An•, CA 12704 Oavooct Gllalajourl, 3301 S llelf St., IM lO, Santa AM CAl2104 This ~ is C:Oll· ducted by; an mdMdllal Have you at1rl1d dolnt business yet? Yes, 07/10/2002 01vood Ghalajoufl This statement was tiled with the County • Cltfll of Or1n1• County Oii 07 /26/02 ne26tll4SO Dally Pilot July 30, AUJ. 6, 13, 20, 2002 T772 ___ Deadlines--- Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts no hab1lity for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible eJtcept for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. CLASSIFIEAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm r By Fax (949) 631-6594 ( Pkue include: your name and phone number and "'"'II call you block wuh a pna: qUOk.) Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday By Phone (949) 642-5678 Hours Index -- By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 At Newpon Blvd. & Bay St. Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm ANNOUNCEMENTS & MISC. •• ' 1 .. ~· • 7402-7466 GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCIAL ENTERTAINMEHT Calendar of Events 1310 EQUAl llOUSllG °"°'11ll1Y All teal estate 1dver- 1tson1 on lh1$ newspaper os •ub1ec1 lo the federal F atr Housine Act of 1968 as amended which makes •I 1lle1at to adver ltse ·any pr eler ente. hmotat•on 01 d1scrom1nat1on bned on race, color. reh111on, s.e handicap, lamthal status nr na1tnn1I orle1n , or an intention to make any such prelerenLe, hmota· loon or discrim1nat1on." l hos newspapB1 will not knowlnaly accept any •dverllHmenl for real e~t•le which rs m v1olat,.m of the l•w Our reader\ •re hereby 1nlormed th1t •II dwell· '"i' adverhsed '" lhos newspaper 11e available on •n equal oppor tun1ty bHI\ To complain of dis trim•n•llon, call HUD toll· lree at I 800 424·8590 Auctions 1483 WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS A Colloctiblot . ....._.,.,. ... , .......... ........ ""'°'.o-w-.·~ $$ C ASH PAID $$ ..,..,,._. ................ WE BUY ESTATES • ,-... ~o«dy- mi-r -·---1 SIGNMENTS "''"' ,,,., .. I' J ' I ' ~' •\I I I j .,,,, .. ,' I\ i. ;,• ~64M822., SOUTH C8 AST AUCTJ N 22'2 ......... .... AN.CAl2707 ·-•"'-U.111< 2305-2490 LOST 7 ·22. ILACll CAT. male, 7 yrs old. very scruffy lookln1. behind Westclllf Plaza and Mariners Square Apls. (17th & Irvine) HWAlD 949·823-7422 Genenl Announclmenll 1610 L ESTATE R SALE 2485 ~-; .... _req unsecured $60I< Dept Consdidation. .J>':l,+ rellEn &\*. Rel. Serious pm ~· 949-791-!040 Penonal loans 2490 G-.tl Credit or .... Cre tllt. Cott1elltlote Totloyl Eapand or start up busmess. Personal loans available Call 1 866 269-3670 24 hrs ANTIQUES SOl0-3940 SOOS-SISO JEWELRY/ 3460 DIAMO"DS/ PRECIOUS METALS c ... tColttNeo4s Old Coins! Gold, silver, iewetry, watclMs, antiques cotttctibln 949·642·94'8 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 3515 AjtJt ..... /fMter c .. There are aw1 100,<Dl ~en WI the lJS W8llrC for a home ..._, i..., otdl!r broehers & SISters ~ T resq & FlrllflClal iupport prov lnlormabon ~ .llly "'· 600-7 ~ 50 s Ananhem Blvd •241 714-517 · 1900 888-25f>.4543 --bSlle 3010 Technlcs. top of the line 0111ilal Ensemble Plano Rare Vontaiie Iron &lass model PR900. Absolutley lopped patio table and Beautiful, pd $8700. sell ctoalrs, seals 10 people, $4000/obo 114.775.4335 AOVERtlSE to over 5 m1ll1on Cahlorn1ans with a stalew1de clusoloed ad Ill 191 neWSPIPl!fl $450 for 25 words Reaoons available fRE( 1nlor S500/obo. 949-650·3335 Plano Up•laht, Kawai, DU ii Altll'I"•• atompotl $500/obo 949·644-4212 .. o1, SJOOO/ol... ,....._ 3610 949-644-4~12 ..... m a t 1 o n p-.io c k a & e (916)288 6010 (916)288 60t9 www c11 scan com (CAL "SCAN) 3050 Retrr11erator $180/ea Washer/Dryer, $140/u E acellenl Cond1hon 949-646-5848 ENTERTAINMOO ELECTRONICS 1·800 CHARITY' Donate your vehtcle dtreclly lo lhe oroe1nal, naltonally acclaimed Charity Cars 100'1, charily not a used car duter /tund raiser t (IOO OIARlf'I' (I 800 2 4 2 7489 ) www.charityca" orll R••......, T Shih -Tau 9 weeks, (CAL •SCAN) lll'WIR, apes sweet, buulltul. 90~ • • CD's and Dt1a • 3315 pot1y 1r ••ned, SJso. 949. Auauc1a1 I 338 S700 """ ~ TOf' $$$/llCOaDSt PROFESSIONAL. Jm, R&B. Soul, Rock. PttAdopdons 3660 Etc. SatVICES 50's & 60's rn MIKE (949) 645·7505 =".,:.~2450 HOME FINANCIAL PROGRAMS FURNISHINGS Need help with your fonancodl s1tua1ton? We furniture spec1ahze h1 ponr u ed•I/ -0-,..-.-.-,-.-.-.... -r-.-C-... -,.-1-lo ban~r uptcy/ consohda lion/ mort&a&e & auto chair. paisley club ch1lr, Call today for 11 better 2 pone armolres, 1 pin• tomorrow KLEIN fl dresser lovely cond1llon NANCIAL SERVICES I 94 9-•4•-SJU . ,,.,..... 2 'ti old house ab, .... hllltl)'. -v ff .r!Cly. BIKlt./Wtwte Of = $25 !M'J.«i4-3246 MISCB.LANEOUS MERCHANDISE 866 284 3878 Bus hrs IOam 4pm( ST Spa "Hot Sprin1s" like new, Tull wood trim, Nav~ cover, approa 4•5 Jukeltoa storH r.a.1 ... t S800 949-675-2441 SIOO obo, Z Gallery d1nona table w/4 chairs l300 obo 949-64S· 1694 FIND Off••• ,.....,.,_. fof .... 2 days only. Enrylhlna must 110! (949) 2SO 0888 w,.."'""" It.I ... ...,..,, ..... a..M-4W.,1 (94t)M2-S671 Mllctlllneoa Met'Chlldsl 3155 w....,se.wpo.-- 48"w • IO"h • 22"d. Use in 11areae or busineas. Stackable, $10/uch. f arr's Stationers 1170 W. Ba.ker St. Costa Men. Power chair 4 wheel chauffeur Mob1hly "lit· llest Vin " model, hk• nu, pd $4000/last yr sell $2000/obo 714-775·4335 WANTED JAPANlU SWOlDS & lRATlDITlMS 949-4t4-17Sl INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE 4402 1400 ....,_trlol wlltt AC Office -S...,...lor Ave. 95¢ ... r • .....,.. h. ,.., 949-64 2-9666 OICl&b~- Nowpwtloedt (2) separate ottlces 1 ottlce prefer seer•· lariat service, reduced rent. Via Lido/Newport Blvd. 949-723·8485 HOMES FOR SALE ORANGE 5400 COUNTY IAYRONT IUGANCl fottlvot YllW S l .... ,000 ,. •• 49-72J-at20 Corona def Mir D••I...... ...,,. ,.rt.ct 2br 2ba 1 blk to beach! fp, overa1zed 2 c 11•r. $625,000 949· 720· I S93 ColtlMea E'slde Culie 3Br 281 home, remodeled master w/marble floor. updated country kitchen looks out to the lovely J•rden patio. herdwood tloors, $439,000 Judy Kolar, Bkr 949·376·SS76. L'ndl'r till' Sen ice Directory BallllLT Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Cal Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 • •l'altle Cu11• 3Br ..__,._.... 2Ba home, remodeled .... wt""'~ master w/m•rblt floor, •O,.. .. Set/s .... 1-s updated country kitchen 29 Venton Beautiful looks oul to the lovely Riva&e 5Br S'/1b•. pun· 1arden patio, hrdwd tlrs, lied air sys, Jc ear. $4891< Judy Kolar· Bkr · clubhouse with f•bulous 949·376·S576. pool, tennis courts Low Irvine Mallo Roos. a1t .. Laurie Leglo. 949 509·8923 ..... s-~()pm'" - s.t Sun 1-5, ~ 2..50I MISCELLANEOUS hw'lwl\, 315() sf, /IC, Qty DDITAI 0 e.,it VU, nu .-itfcwpM, IT nut I N."1 ,,. ~ $495,IXD -------Owrw/lllw. 9&854-3415 HollfMolel ooa-ltCott ... Assumable Lona Term lease until 2026 at $895/ per mo! All new Interior 2Br 2Ba. all new appls, shp marina wllh resident discount. $199,000. Mary Wood. •at. 949·584 5811. 949·717-9816 • o 38r 38a, FR. end unit E-Ptao, deep waler bay views, encld crtyd. sec sys, many amenltas, $735,000. Ooua Bulley. Bkr 949.720.1704 Rooms 6010 RESIDENTIAL RENTALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY 3 Commerlcal office/ retail spaces t with hv1n1 quarteras, sizes from 1100s1 1500sl, 949-67S·81ZO: 949-723-4986 Y-ly H r 1ae w/r-. $16SO/- Oc-fr-Jar 210 WS.tera-tol $2100/-. Ottters( ........ t AH~~ 949-673-~l.-S Corona def Mir Slt41?, Cl-, 21r, tao, Bia Corona 2 Biiis. patio, carport, SllOO/mo. lease 949-.,J -JIS2 • •Bluffs sin1le·tevel 3br Bomia plan, pvt 1reenbelt loc. spacious P•lios. newer roof & a/o. $539,000 Oou1 Bulley, Bkr 949-720 1704 Rllill To Sharl I030 Jlr 2•• t 5 blks to bch, CM/roommate to share nu crpVpalnt, calh cells. 2Br IB• +• $6SO/mo ru clst s ys, n/pets/srM& 949 642 3850 (cell) 949-S2500mo 949 67S-7S91 Condo Opott S"'/s-l -s Rere Seo l•l-111 3Br JBa end unit with a view looll•n& out to Sl&nalure Hole II 7. a&I Laurte Le1110 949·509·8923 OCUNflONT nxH Not , ... Tito fehtt ef H..t. A91. 9 4t-72J-ll20 N-U•t.... live on Lido Isle, bHut1ful courtyard, JBr JBe, •at Jeremy 949·300·1S49 Horlloor Wootla 2br 2ba condo, new lile/crpt, patio, f p, 2c 11ar, c/pool, $1800/mo. 714·393·192!> H...t.or View "Seawlnd" 6Br 4.5Ba, Jeer &•r•J•, FR. LR, pool. $1,025,000 ••• 949-673-1429 ,.IMl ISTATIS 'ATlK•TINOH NATIONW10f USA •49-156-9705 www petricktenore com 300 3297 E'slde CM/pvt room on home. furn, n/pets/ smka. $38!1/mo+tOS elect+sec 949·642·4165 NI/•-"'• t• ....... 2br Iba, comm pools/ spa +-+ $700/mo 949· 642 3850, 949-300-3297 *Lt Hr 2'/•lo tt•• lo bch. fp, tm/dln rm, 2 c pr. 2 patio, n/pet, •vi now $.l995m 949-720 1565 CollaMea Apt. Lovely a•t•d comm near T r1 Sq. I Br. fr 11. 11•r/stora1e $855/mo+ $500/uc. Kltln Mnrt 877 704 8649 • 9200 Rooms for Rent .. Quiet Nel9hltert.-t1, CM ~ w/pvl entrance. 2br 2ba apt, wd hllups, pllt rnv'bl. vt* 11 c:lrllreb, I car 111ra1e. 111 $1250 ci.i "'n RdlCed rent 949 673 7800 for Ill ckltJes 9fi.72J.&1115 l 'altlo Cvte 2ar I ao NI 2ar, lie, Ocean completely renovated, 2c front, fabulous view, ear• bia yard, NO PETS. yrt7. 5611 SHshore, 1/2 $2000mo. 949·S48·&60l uli SI075m 949-645-9357. • Eside Twnhsa Jbr 2ba, NB/Oceen View rooms, Oceanfront/22nd pvt rm. unlurn, share ba, utls pd. n/1mk1. k1tch tnette, lndr )'. I bloc II to Newport P1ef, $660/mo Call Sim at 949 278· 7905 (between 9•·5p) 2c 1ar, walk in·clsb. tp, quiet pet nea. n/smk& S2050mo 949 72?·9Sl9 YIMLY LUSH SUMMla lLUIS Bill GRUHOY REAL TORS 949 67S 6161 •alOCU TO HACHI* l br, l ba on peninsula Act $1000(f.W 949-673·7800 2ar I lo, comm pools & spa +-+ $1375/mo. Bkr 949·642·3850 (cell) 949.300.3297 ClOSI TO aUCHI 2br, 2ba, bale, hrepleca, 1 car 11r. $1850 aal 949-673-7800 •At_VllW 3br 2ba, 2 car ,., , $2000/mo yr Isa Sec/clumnc dee> No pet 2420 Un1vtn1ly Or Near Irvine Ave. 949 170 S695 ,., 2•• ...... •t .... to beach. fp. 2 car 1ar. I year lease, no pets, $2100mo. 626·!59·4S39 2Br 28• I blk from bch, patio, sundeek, Ip, vault catls, 2c 1ar, avl 9/1 S2500mo. Bill Packard 714-433·7300. 2269 N' Hts lmmac Jbr 2.Sba 21*ary C. Cod. ocn vu. ~ call, '11 ch. ac. -. .a,wd,q,2c p ,no .,... $2700 M9-T22·2Sl4 ..VATI IAYIHDMS • l :\14 ... "' .. . pllt bdl. awl ~I. UiOO + I st & lllsl Mt-J1'0...JO 19 Newport Coal H•• 41r, 4 ' /•••. 3400sf, 3 F p's, 1aled, &•rckner. ..The Point a" SS800/mo 949·887-6555 Rlftllls Wane.I 7llO ..... ...... _ .-S ~ & pnv rentll Reliable lnc:omtt, under Sl<mm 714.751-0545 ~-ASSEMBLY AT HOME Aris, Crafts, Jewelry Also electronics, sewln1. typ1n11 In your spate time. Grut pay No uperience, No fee. Will train. Call 800·795·0380 ut. 2 (24 /hrs ) (CAl •SCAN) ...... ...... /frwl o.tla for Trevel Loda• In C M Woll train. AclPIY In person (949)6~2999 ' e sm ,.. .... .... St•vetH & Crou Co•- Mottca aru41o In N.a. needs Retail/front Counter/Cusl Svc. E•p'd. Must be mulh·lasked. 949·646· 1394 or tu resume to 949·646·6171 f' /T furt1lture Won - "-•• for-multi· task. speak Enahsh, OMV req'd. C M locallon. Call lor details 949-631·7266 Coro9lv ....... s-1 ...... Reward1n1 pos1bons lo provide In home com penfonshlp, homomai. IOI. err ands Flea PT hrs or 24 hr shifts. Car req'dl 714·444-4881 1-tllete o,.-i., for upenenced loan otfiars leads provided. Hlah commission arr an11ement Please contact Sl-.>hame • (949) 2SD-a9l I MIDICAl, busy derm office seekln& eap'd FT office Manaeer. 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Uk•N-$11,tsO .... fer f-"w ._ -•7539 ~"'::~\v.!:~:90 A-Pr•t ... 1_. rW' 191 *-u-111-1t6-1t4I Cerao Van E250 ea· ,..._ '93 XJS 6cyl. tended, V8. orle owner 2+2, Coupe, 6911. British from new Whitt/bit! Int. recl11a 1reen. ten lthr. ti.aut Ofis cond, ftn av11I moonrf. ch1ome whls. vlnM927l $4995 Bllr beaut cond $10.995, {9 .. )SM-1... 4'46nl981119&5116-11111 "Employee. " "Empleado. " "Arbeitnehmer." l.aJUn 'H lS400 WMte s 19 .tso ., .. , ..... ,.... ...... Nl496-19•1 MIZ'99C210 WWte $11,tSO 17617 A-f'ref"' ...... Nl-19 .. 1941 MIZ 'It JOOI T...,. very cle1n, new tires, lo1ded, recent value job, 2191. mi, SMOO/obo. day 949·955-2378 HI 222, •VII 949-7l8-9175. Mil 'It JOOI T .... very cltan, n1wtlrH. loaded, recent nlue job, $21911 ml, $5900/obo d1y 949-955·2378 HI 222, •v• 949-718-9175. MIZ't1MU20 t..wMllea $H,9SO •151• A·Prefnsl ..... 111-196-1941 MIZ'ltSOOSl Mite c....,. $ 19 ,tSO nH1 A-,refn11--i 111-196-1941 Mere.ties Ina '01 ML320. white, 14kml, 1 owner. 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EAST SOlTTH WfST NOmt Conaiden:d in a vacuum, South'• play in hearu was eminently eotreet. But that is seldom the way one should think at the brid~e table. Here East, who ~ onginaUy, has shown u.p wuh the ace and king of clubs and the opening lead has madced East wuh a high diamond - West would surely have led 1 dia- mond holding the 1CC-kinJ. Give Eut the queen of hearu as well. and the defender would surely have opened the bidding. East would I.hen have at least two and a half quick tricks and 12 points in au. "-I• ,_ INT .... 20 .... 'J{::) .... .... .... .... Opening lead: Six of• s~ the bidding and play of this deal. Did anyone eir1 If IO, who? With that information al hand. By agreement. Nonh's one-no- 1rump response was forcina. Had South rebid in a minor. 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