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Home My WebLink About2002-08-01 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 THURSDAY,AUGUSTl ,2002 Newport Beach comes to dory's defense City leaders step in to ask fede ral agencies to help in modifying new rules that a re threatening the livelihood of local fi shers. June Casaerande Dally Pilot NEWPORT BF.AC! I -As the fate of the city's dory fishem1en continues to teeter on the fine print of fishing reguJalions. city leaders are taking up the battle on the dory fleet's behalf. Led by Mayor Tod Ridgeway. the city is sending letters to two federal agencies imploring them to change the rules just enough lo save the six families who sub- sist on catching and seUing small hauls of fish in local waters. "The dory fleet i" ju!>t too im purtant to the hi~t11ry and the tourism economy and to locals." Ridgeway said. "It would he ter- rible to lose that. .. After a quick i.namble up a steep learning curve un ft!.herie:- management, city leasers have requestetl that an emergency ban on catching rockfish be modified 10 exdutll' e11ough uf I.he types of fish tu allow the dory fleets to surviw. On July I. an emergency ban on catching species catcgoriz.ed as rockfish 111 waters 120 feel or deeper along the Pacific Coast went into effect in response to dramatically depleted stocks of the rockfish boccacio. On paper. the rule rendered dead the city's historic dory fleet, those fisher- men whose history dates back 10 the late 1800s and who depend on rockfish species such as thorny heads for their survival. In response to a sudden outcry from and on behalf of the tlory fleet, federal regulators of the Pa- cific Fisheries Management Council and the National Marine f.'isheries Service decided lo re· consider a portion of the ban Thomyheads and sable fibh le~ than 22 im:he~ should be exempt from lhe han. recommended L.Il Boydstun, a member of the Pa cific Fisheries Management Council. While federal regulators i.IIe expected to agree that thornyheads should be exempt. sablefish could be the sticking point. "There's some resistance on the issue of the sablefish," Boyd- stun said. "It's possible that 1.hat one won't be reversed." rhe city and the dory neel are hoping that won't be the ca:-.e "I res pectfully request the cou1Kil's reconsideration uf the reumt.ly-adopted limit on the catch of sablefish which are less than 22" in length and caught south of 36° N Latitude," Ridge- way implores 111 the Jetter dated See DORY, Paee A4 PHOTOS BY DON LEAqH /DAILY Pll () 1 Students Taylor Budnick, left, and Julia Goldasich return kick s and yell "get back" to self-defense instructor Stuart Haskin, who teaches how to ward off an attack during the Summertime Safety workshop for teens and moms. Armed and ready About 45 women and girls learn to protect themselves at a seminar at UC Irvine on Tuesday. Gillian Parham, left, and her mom, Otivia, put up their hands in defense during the Summertime Safety workshop. THE BELL CURVE Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot A grm1p of teenage girls and some of their moms learned how to yeU, kick and stomp their way 011t of an assault at a seminar at UC Irvine un ·ruesday. l11e clas.'l. sponsored by Pro·T.E.F-N. Associates. aimed to arm women uf all ages with taC1ks that co11ld save them in an emergency. "The whole idea was not to place fear or trepidation into anyone hut put tools into the toolbox. if you will, .. said Michelle Tuchman. one of the partners of the organization. l11irty-frve teens and I 0 of their moms attended the seminar, which also included tips on how to stay safe at parties. Tuchman's co-partner. Ian Kerchner. says See READY, Pa1e M Some insight to a writer's life Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE 10NTHEWEB: WWW.~COOl fllE PHOTO /DAILY PILOT Jim Baker attaches his boat to a trailer as he finishes an early day on the water at the dory fleet landing at Newport Pier. College district will seek bond Coast Community College trustees will ask voters t o provide three schools $370 millio n for facilitie s. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot I ,()~ rA t-. I I.SA -f'lw t.0,1,I Community College l>1!>lric1 1111 Wedne'>day unanimou~ly ;1p pmwd planng a $]/0-mtlll(Jll bond on tht· Nnvcmbt•r ballot ,II· ter a re'>ounding c.,how of ~upport from vanom, community mem· her .... It will 11ow be up ro voter; Ill decide whether they want to ray about $16. 16 more per $I 00.000 assessed home valuation to func1 ,1 ho't of fanlity irnprovern1·n1' .11 tht' three dbtnct campuse .... lwcnty-lhree !.pcaker<. 11· prec;enting bu!>ine'>.<.. c1cadt•1111.1 and the general commu1111y waxl'd poe111 ahnut the benefit~ thl' bond could bring to the indi· v1dual college'>, the dbtn!'I and the communuy at IMge. n1t: b• >ard .. ha!> a <;acreJ obli gallon IO young people to give them marketable o,kill-> and help thrm gel lo l11K)il'r t'ducal1on," '<lid ..,1d11t•y "'o~t''· .rn alumni of till' dhlfll I Bv pl,1n11g I ht• bond on tht• hcil101 . <..h<>tnn official-. hopt' to lakt• .1dva11tJgt• of a propo,10011 P•l''t'd 111 LllOO that require' 5">"4 of tht• vote for bond!> usr·d f111 ... rtwol rclatetl facility 1mproVI' OH'fll<, rhe propo<,ition aho rt: quire<, that d citizen~ oversight ronun111et• he establbhed and 1ha1 no fund~ from the bond!> ht· 'pent on administrator !>alanes -nw boml would fund rrpair .... 1echnology upgrade' and !>afety improvt'lllt'lll" c;uch as a new lt·arning re-.ourre centN and II brary to repla1 l' Lhe vanmt, '>f'IS See BONO, Paee A4 HUMAN RELATIONS Costa Mesa panel supports gay rally Hum an Relations Committee suggests tha t Costa Mesa council approve the march on Monday. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot t .OSTA MF.SA -Leaders of a 1 rn1111y lesbian orgarnz.atwn marched out of City I !all on Wt>dnesday night with over whelming support for their pro posed city demonstration. The Costa Mesa Humall Rela tions Comminee voted 7 to 2 to recommend that the City Coun- cil approve the prop<fsed parade route for the Orange County Dylce March around Lions Part and either waive or reduce the associated fees. Mt•mht•r.., All.ln Mall'>Oor .1nd la.n1tt• I )aVJthon Jis-">enled, and other inembe" of the c omrn1ttet' Wt'ft' .1bwnt. c .mn111111ee 11wmhers ..aid they would Jraft a formal letter to 1he rmmcil recommending a "rollmg clo.;mp" of portwns of 18th 'ltrel't. Harbor Boulevard and Po· mona Plaet' for the I .3·mile march. A ··rolling clo.;ure" mearu; the streets will he closed as the march proceeds down the street and opened as soon as marchers pass. Tht> committee recom· mended a one-hour cap on any 'treet closure. "I don't have a pmhlem with the rolling closures.·· CQmrnittee member Bonnie Saryan said. "Th.is is different from what I ml· tiaJly envisioned." Lori Hutson and Lori Profeta, B eing the wife of a newspaper columnist involves a level of public • exposure that might make some people uneasy. Priends who haven't heard from me in a while tell me they are able to keep up wttb my life by reading about It in myh~ column. Fort\lnat.ety fut' Joe Bell -and our nwrilllt-I don't have a proi*m wttb lhla. -at home and. now and then, in public. LJke today, when taking over his column gtveemea chance to phis readers an In.aide view of a wrlter'a llfe. almost everything he says: 8) disagree with his opinions but admire his writing; or q just disagree but want to know what the other side ls saying. AJthough those in the third category are the ones most likely to write leners, Joe enjoys hearing from all of his reeders becauae there's nothJna more depreaalng to a writer di.an the suspldon that his or her words are going into a black ho.le. WEATHER ~..---......----. I fllUl'e Chat RfYlnl Joe carte bamc:fte to write about penonal oM!lmte ~MCuM" ._ me more ladcude to have my asty SHERRY ANGEL tlyoureed Jot'• columl1 regulady, you prabllbty ellher. N agree with Uke maJ1f of Joe's ad.mlrm, I ... CUIM ...... M Theaunwlll shine t<><t,y, but not •• mudl ••you~ IOCP9'1 in Augutll. SMP..-A2. POLmcs 1 POLITICS ... POLITICAL LANDSCAPE POLITICS ASIDE Campbell a hero to some taxpayers More money, more money Paul Clinton Daily Pilot Americans for Tax Reform has given Assemblyman John Campbell ilS "Hero of the Taxpayer" award for July. Campbell's outspoken opposition to Gov. Gray Davis' budget -which includes taX hikes for drivers, smok- ers, banks, small businesses and electricity users -won him the award, the group said. Damon Ansell, the group's vice president for policy, announced the award in a July 25 lener to Camp- bell. "We commend you fo' protecting the principles of lower taxes and limited government spending." An- sell wrote in the letter. The Washington. D.C.-based con- servative group. fowided in 1986. asks elected officials to sign a "tax- payer protection pledge." Campbell has signed the pledge. promisin~ not 10 support higher taxes. In his l002-0:-\ fiscaJ year budget, which has been stalled in the N,- sem bly since July I . Davis has pro- posed tax inc.:reases to the vehicle li- cense fee (of $1.3 billion). tobacco products ($650 million), a bank and corporate tax ($285 million). and an •eleclricity-ust!rs surcharge ($10 mil- lion). Davis also wants to suspend a teachers tax creclit, which could take $170 million out of teachers' pockets, and revoke a smaU- b usiness credit that allows small b usinesses to deduct net operating losses (a S 1.2 billion bit). "I have many things in the budget I object to," Campbell said Wednes- day from his lrvine office. "That is the most objectionable thing." Jurist's ruling a win fo r honest Abe's followers Leaders of the Lincoln Qub of Orange County toasted with champagne this week when a fed- eral judge overturned an Lrvine po llticaJ ordinance in agreement with the group's lawsuit. The group, a powerful Republi- can supponer based in Newport Beach. sued Irvine in October J 999 tD overturn a city ordinance that ptt>hibited rwo or more p eople from spending $340 to promote a candidate with newspa per ads, di reel mail. posters or billboards. Federal Judge Alice Marie Stotler sided with the group in a Tuesday ruling, as she deemed the ordi- nance unconstitutionaJ. Similar ordinances are in place Ill Hun- tington Beach. I .aguna Beach and other cities. As a resul1 of th e rulin~. Irvine also agreed to pay the ..:rour,·., $125,000 1n legal bills. AUGUST Todliy· Kelly Ann MacEadlern for Orange County Superior Coun judge fund-ra ising reception, 5 to 7:30 p.m. at Rutan & Tudcer', 611 Anton Blvd., Suite 1400, Newport Beach. Information: (714) 375-0559. 2; Vidcie Bridgman for Orange County Superior Court judge fund-raiaing reception. 6 to 8 p.m Information: (714) 963-5496. 11: Newport Bay Area Democratic Club picnic. Details to be announced Information: (949) 733-3439 or e~mail at CarlMariz@>aol com A SPECIAL GUEST_ SEAN HILLER I DAILY P1LOT Nicaraguan Vice President Jose Rizo Castello speaks to members of the Orange County Republican Party at the Village Crean in Newport Beach on Thursday. "The courts will nol uphold these ordinanc.:es." said the club':. president. Michael Capaldi. "I think 11's a problem that in this country it takes three years to gain your freedom back.· The club, which count:. about 260 members. 1s a ma1or fund- raiser and supporter of con'ierva- tive candidates and Lhe Republi- can Party. The Oaremont Institute Center for Constitutional Jurispru- dence and the lmJividuaJ ll1g.h1s Foundation both offe red !(·gal 'iervices to help the light. Suddenly. it' ummer fo r district representative Early Saturday morning. at about 3;40 a.rn .. Rep~ric; Cox and Dana Rohrabttd1er took their vacations, a t long last. They're heading back to their districts - which include Newport Beach for Cox and Costa Me~a for llohra bacher for the :.um mer receso;. On the HilJ. it's known as the "summer distriLI wnrk period." so there'c; a good chance these two will he doing m ore than just hang- ing out at barbecues and ca1 ching wave~ For the hard-1 ore political 1unk- ics who need a taste of Cox in A11gus1. the congressman can '>till h~ wen. Adelphia C:o mmunica- tiqns, the cable proVlder for about two-thirds of Newport Beach. is broadcasting new episodes of Cox's tallc show MWash ington Re- port. H The cable provider wilJ show two episodes during the month. at 10:30 p.m . on two Mondays on Channel 3. Oieck local listings for times. In recent weeks. Cox recorded four new episodes of the long-run- ning show with several notable guests, including former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. CNN an- chor Judy Woodruff and scholar Norman Orensteln. AdelphJa covers the portions of the city west of Jamboree Road. The sbows were also scheduled to run on Cox Communications Olannel 30 b4t have been pre- empted. The shpws, scheduled for 6 p.m. on two Tuesdays in August. won't be seen in the 10,000 or so households near Fash ion Island and in Newport Coast. Managers say the cable provider decided to run the study session of the City Council instead. Lox's show can be seen in Costa Me:.a on Olannel 6 1 on Tuesdays a1 6 p.m. The congressman has produced the show, from Washing· ton. 0.C.. since he was first elected in 1988. t-:ormer Rep. Robert Bad· ham. who held the seal before Cox. POLITICAL CALENDAR 14; Orange County Young Republicans general mee1ing, 7 p m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel, Information. (949) 47!>--5659. 19: Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee ge neral mee11ng. 7 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza Westin Hotel, 686Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. and all Republicans are welcome. Information: (714) 556-8555. SEPTEMBER 10: A tea in honor of Cindy Simon. wife of Republican nominee for governor Bill Simon, 11 :30 a.m. at the home of Jc:H-lelen Stedcbauer in Costa Mesa. Information· (714) 546-6985. 11: Republican Party of Orange County Sept. 11 memorial prayer breakfast, 7:30 a.m. at the Sutton Pl ace Hotel. Spec.isl guest will be Bruce Herschensohn. $20 per person or $200 for table of 10. Information: (714) 556-8555. 16: Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee general meeting, 7 p.m at the South Coast Plaza Westin Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Admission is free. and all Republicans are welcome hosted the show for several years. District 46 challenger a little late on criticism Long Beach n urse and ceacber Gerrie SchJpske has been taking opponent Rep. Dana Rohrabacher to task on a number of the congressman's votes. The Demo- crat hopes to unseat Rohrabacher in the race for the 46th District. Yet Schlpske has been a little ' tardy in her press-release assault on Rohrabacher's voting record. On Sunday, Schipake sent out a release acCUBing Rohrabacher of voting to "protect American com- panies who use offshore tax ha- vens to avoid paying U.S. taxes.· Rohr abacher's vote, which oc- curred almost two weeks earlier, was cast to oppose a bit of legisla- tive language hooked onto the Postal Operations and Treasury Appropriations Bill. The congressman's press secre- tary, Aaron Lewis, said his boss op- posed it because it "was not ger- mane" to the biU. which is compa- rable to a check from the federal government. Lewis said Rohra- bacher supports reforming the na- tion's tax code, so c.:ompanies are not rewarded for setting up an off- shore mailbox to act as a tax shel· ter. Information: (714) 556-8555. OCTOBER 21: Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee general meeting, 7 p.m. at the South Coaat Plaza Weatin Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Meae. Adml11ion I• free, and all Republicans are welcome. Information: (714) 556-8555. • Send information on your Political event to the Daily Pilot by e-mail at dsilypilot@latimes.com or by fax to (949) 646-4170. 0 ne of the House of Repreeentadve's perennially poorest members doesn't seem co be pulling in much extta cub lately. According co the July 15 quarterly campaign finance reports just released, Rep. Dana Rohrabacber ls sitting on $87,500, having raised S243,600 this election cycle. including $23, 100 since April In the world of multimilllon·dollar campaigns, it might not seem like much. But the good news for Huntington's surfing .-------, congressman Is that his challenger, nurae Gerrie Schipske, has just $585 In her coffers. having ra1aed S lll, 700 this election -with ~l,000 donations each from the committees of Democratic Reps. Loretta Sanchez and Nancy Pelosi -while essentially spending it all at the same time. S. J. CAHN Of coune Schipslc.e. who barely lost to Rep. Steve Hom In the 2000 election for a district that's been carved away, has had to spend money to get her name out in the Orange County parts of Rohrabach er's district (which. a.s part of the census-driven redistricting. now includes Hom's center in Long Beach). That need is clearly evident when comparing her spending to her opponent's. While Rohrabacher has followed the Incumbent playbook by spending $168,400 on such expenses as payroll taxes and salaries (his wife, Rhonda, m akes about $2..300 a month). as well as hiring ditJerent consultant.s, Scbipek.e shows a lot of barebones spending at ofBce suppty stores. design companies (for mailen and other Uterature) and printing outftta. She'• put together bumper stickers and to .. of literature (she spent more than $7,000 on post.qe. alone, ln the past four months) and been -or bad people -on the phone. having spent a few hundred dollars since April for "phone bank Um. .. Essentially. Schipeke'a lpeO(ling shows more specifics on how a campaign la run than Rohrabacher's. &Ince he la able to pay other people to do m uch of that wolk for him. It may be worth noting that a1nce April. she actually bas out-raised Robrabacbel" by $4,000. Not much, but it's something. In our other congrellional race. the picture is slightly less complete. While Rep. Ollis Car's n!p()rt .. availabk. at dm P°'Dt the nport from his Democratic opponent.. UC nine bulineu professor John Gr.t.m. a 11111 belnc poc:iessed· But Cox k>ob to be m pd ape ftmocially. He's got a hair lesa tb&ft $450,000 on bud. having raised S4n,ooo dUa elecdml whOe lpmding $188,000. He also. fu<4Pns by the report. doml't appear too worried about the fall elealon. While he's spent $13,600 to nm -. c:ampaign since April, he's paued on a wbolJPlnl$321,000, mostly as a $250,000 lump sum to the National Republican Congressional Committee, as well as in Sl,000 chunks to other campaigns In California. Georgia. Indiana. Iowa. North and South Carolina. Florida and New Mexfco, among others. A couple of notable donations: $1 ,000 to the Orange County Federation of Republican Wom en and two $1,000 donations to Talent for Senate Committee, which is, of course. the high-profile attem pt by Cox's former colleasue, Jim Talent. to unseat Missouri Sen. Jean Carnahan. Camalw1 entered the Senate in the place of her husband, former Missouri Gov. Mel Carnahan, who won the seat two years ago posthumousty. NO STOP LIGHT HERE On Monday, Greenllgbt supporttta are planning to announce at leut pat of their slate of candidates for the Newport ~ Clty CoWldl. Allan Beek ls already aboard •• CU>CM.•e. If three ~t-minded ""6Milla wtq .. ts. and Coundlman John Hdfeman..,. lbomd. lt would aeemtngty be a very dl&not City Hall come the end of the ye.ar. • S.J. CAHN la the managing edltof. He c:en be readied 11 (948) 574-4233 or bv Hn8il at .r.v.n.cMin•,.,,,,,_com. Daily A Pilot Ch"9dne c.nfllo News assistant, (949) 574-4298 chrisrine.~rrillo@latimes.com ~end~ Grev Fr(. Don Leadl, SeM Hiller. Gina Alexander, Lon Anderson Box 1580, Costa Meu. CA 92626. Copyright: No newt atorl". illustrations, editorial matter or 11dverti1ementa herein can be reproduced without wrllten permlnlon or copyright owner. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST WNthw today wm be Ilk• Wedlltedey lhoutd hew been. Thlt ii, ett.r eome morning low douda and fog, the rwst of the dey wlll be peftty tunny, not doudy. Hlghe ahould be In the mld-70t thle aftemoon In C09t. Meee, whh Newport e.ec:h wHI lddc to the upper eo... no'1hwMt •nd llOUth swell of 4 toSfMt. VOL M. NO. 213 THOMAS H . .K>HHSON. Publl1her TONY OOOERO, Editor .JV(N OETlWO. Adveftltlng Director LANA~. Promotlona Olntctor READERS HOTUNE (949)642~ Record your comments about the Daily Piiot or nt1W11 tips Addr'Me Our addrese le 330 W. Bay St .. Cotta Men, CA 92627. Office hour• are Monday -Fnday, 8:30 a.m. -6 p.m Conectiot .. It la the Pilot'• policy to promPtly oorre<:1 a II errora of aut.t.nc11. Pl ... e call (949) 574-4286 FYI The Newport Beach1Cos11 M ... Delly Pilot (USPS-14'-800111 publlahed deity. In N.wport 8eed1 ind Coet. Mew. eubecriptJo"' i re avlilab4e only by aubectiblng to Tita Tlmea Orwngt County 4IOO) m -nn In.,... out91de of NMpOtt IMc:h •nd CoetAI Meu, eubeoripdona to th9 o.lty "9toc are ~ Oftly by""" ... mell for .. ,., rnonltl. ~ lnCllude ... . ~ .... .,,.._.. ..... ) '°'1'MAITllt ... ..... c:Nf'l'9 llO n. Nt 11 Cl rt ~M.9 Olly Noc. '-0. HOW TO REA04 US ~ The Tlmet Orange County 1900) 252-9141 Ad¥9111Mig ct111ttled (949)642·5678 ~ (949) 642-4l21 Edleott4ll Newt (949) &42-6e80 89ofta llM8) 57~23 Newt,. {Mi) e4&-4170 .._,.,.. (9'9) 8e()..0170 E-fMI: dtlllypltot•i.tl'm..oom Mlillt Ollee .. ._ C-.. IMI "2-4321 • 1lnw ,_(NI) 831·7128 lnlDnnllllen. www.nw&Mf11"'1V SURF D.11ly Pilot • Like a cherry on top of a dog food sundae, Bailey sits on a stack of dog food at the Feed Barn In Costa Mesa. SlAN Hlll(R I DALY PILOT ; ANYONE HUNGRY? .. ---- Cox drops government shows Cable provider opts for council meetings over showing county meetings, Cox talk show in Newport. P1ul Cllnton Dally Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -One or the clty'1 cable provtden hu dropped a handful of public af. faif'l lhows, lncludin1 the broad· cut of the Orange County Board of Supervtaon meettna and a talk 1how ho1ted by Rep. Ou1I Cox. Cox CorrununJcadona, the ca· ble company that feed.I cable televiaton to about 10,000 houte· hold.a near Fuhton Ialand and ln Newport Cout, recently pulled the shows u a pan of a IChedul· Ing shakeup. The cable company la nego· tlatlng an extension of Ill tr&n· BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Enrollment increases for OCC fall semester Orange Coaat College's fall le· mester has given the school an· other gain In enrollment. School officials say 11,633 students -or a 6.9% Increase over the fall 2001 'ernester -have signed up for fall classes so far. The numbers alao reflect an 18.8% lncreue slnce fall 2000. OCC spokesman Jlm Carnett said. The fall numbers ahould also lncreue u the 1chool nel.f'I Aug. 26, the ftrat day of clUHI. About 28,000 are expected by FULL IAR COCKTAILS All Chicken S Tu.rk111 Sau.ag R• '4"-. Now s chJae aci-ment wtth the dty and aald It would ultimately hand OYer control of Clwmel 30 to Newpon Beach. But for now, Cox 1ubecriber1 can't watch •Wuhington Re· port.· the talk lhow hoated by the dty'I COfl8J11111JWl. "Our main goal II to make sure the realdentl have the prof&"."· ming they ought to have, aald Jlm Leach, Cox'1 vice pretldent or corporate and sovemment af. faira. "We're working with the city." AJ part of a partnerahlp agreement with Adelphia Com- munlcatJon1 -the city'• other cable provider -Cox alto ex· panded lta coverage of the City Council, addinf about four more hoW1 o coverage on Tueaday eveninp. Cox hu been preempting "Wuh.lnaton Report alnce July 20, becauae the cable company hu been uaing more Adelphia public programm.1ng. About 50% Dec. 15, the end of the semester. Applications are still being ac· cepted. The admiaalon omce 11 open from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Friday. lnfor· madon: (714) 432·5072. Water district issues use efficiency report cards The lrvlne Ranch Water Dis· trlct haa begun issuing monthly report cards to landscaping con· tractors and property managers for their efficiency In water u.sqe. The report cards. which hand out srades of A to F. are malled out on the third bu1lne11 day of each month to lt1 cu1tomers. Cuttomera ln Santa Ana Height• won't recelVlt the gradee be· of Cox'1 propam.m!.na la DOW provided by Adelpbla. Lw:h Mid. Adelphia bro.dcMCI tbt Ojy Couodl'1 1tudy llllioD tJ.cw_, 5 and 7 p.m.. on 1\aMdayl ~ a council meetfnl. ~ Report," a 30·m1nUte lhaw, bad been broadcut at e p.m. on thoee aame Tueedaya. City oftlclala 1aid they •UP· ported the return of the congre11man'1 ahow, wbJcb ht hu ho1ted 1ince hit tlactlon In 1988. The consreuinan in· tervtew1 leadin1·liaht ltpela· tors, offlclal1, journaltata and othera on the 1how. A recent gueat to the ahow, taped ln Washington, D.C., wu lormtr Secretary of State Henry ii•· 1lnger. ·All of the11 shows are lmpor· tant to alr, • Aalittant City Man· ager Dave K1lf aald. •tt (Qml puta together the effort to put together a show, we lhould ftnd a way to air It." caute they aren't within the di.I· trict'a tiered rate 1tructure. Grades A to B· indicate an ef • fklent uae of water, while grades C to F mean homeown· ers u1oclatlon1 are paying too much and could lmprove water management. The grade• are not being aent to residential cuatomers. The district began •aendlns out the report card• In February. About 70% of the landacapen meet their monthly allocatJoru of water. while about 30CJli tend to waste some amount of water, district spoke1woman Marilyn Smith aa.ld in a 1tatement. The water dl1trlct M1'WI 266,000 cu1tomer1 ln Newpon Beach, Coat& Mna. Irvine and portion• o( other cltJet. --~ M1ttrt11 Outllf Store Fnah DWlnltlJ Cookla M Th.nday, Af.cust 1. 2002 DORY Continued from Al Wednesday to be sent to Donald Mcisaac. executive director of the Pa.dflc Ftsherles Manage- ment C.Oundl. and Wll1Jam Roblnsoo ot the NaLlonaJ Marine Fisheries Service. The city believes that fish stoclcs ln Southern California. where warm waters mean smaller sablefish, don't wanant the same harsh restrictions. City oOictals are also questioning whether the emergency ban was legal Wlder fisheries manage- ment guidelines. .. lf a scientific assessment has not been done of the sable- fish popuM.tion soutl1 of 36" N Latitude, we believe that the council's own regulations and prudent practice direct such READY Continued from Al the class is important because one ln three women is physically assaulted. Some of the moves the women learned included yelling, "Back off," using the hips and legs -which Tuchman said are the strongest part of the body - and stom ping on top of an anacker's foot -a vulnerable part of the body. TI1e class aJso reinforced the miu miu Prada Sport Christian Louboutin Costume National Stephane Kellan Jimmy Choo 'The dory fleet is just too important to the history and the tourism economy and to locals. It would be terrible to lose that.' Tod Rldc.-.Y Newport Beach mayor an assessment to be done prior to the Lmposition of the 22" size limit," Ridgeway's letter noted . "That may be something that the legal people have to exam- ine,· Boydstun sa:Jd. •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beadl and John W&yne Airport. She may be readied at 1949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.casagrande @latimes.com. message that women are never responsible for being attacked. "Lots of times, women feel that they have been the one to provoke an attack and feel guilty." Tuchman said. NOne of !the) key messages was that it is not the fault of the person being anacked and you need to do whatever you can to protect yourself.~ • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be readied at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newman@larlmes.com. Th. .!\.cupundu- Worl&• •I' ,, , • , \I \ , "•" _!;) 1111·1 l~l •11 I , , ' I" 1 • HEEL PAIN NAIL FlJNc;us New Medical Producu lnYCotor N.8. Podiatrist Dr. Roth Low Cost -No Oral Medicatio111 Money Back Guarantee!! Call Sarah for info (949) 752-7661 www.DrRodu.com St. Matthew's Montessori School Pracbool • Kindcrgatteo Full Tune • Part Tame •Year Round ages 2 to 6 • 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. • &pcricnccd, certified, Mootcsaori rcachcn • lnclividualized academic imttu.Ction • .Encmift atracwric:ulu prograau ..,. (art, muic, computers, gymnutia, Sputiab & dance) •Hot Lunches 2300 Ford Rd. Newport Beach "Academic &cdJeoce And Ch.rUtia.o Faith Dedicated To Young Lives" 949-219-0915 BOND Continued from Al be b tbe~wbo uedt IWD bom yet. tnlltlle Paul --aid. "Became thil ii our cbance to make awe 25 yeus from oaw that we ldll have a vtlble com~ mlcaDy UDla!e fldUty at Oranp munlty cc.a. dllukL. Cout College. 1be flDIDda1 1be idea -......... .., bcelkdown lncludel $200 mllllon • Mm:h. when the~ -.It Olllt for upgrades at <>mop c.out a preUmhwy tun9Y to miplor'll c.oDege; $96 m1Won for Golden voter lntere1t. West CoJle&e; $66..2 million for While the ~ bond C.OUtllne Community CoDese: amount wu $M4 mfDlon. cbe and $8.6 mWJoo for other Im· di.strict ..,. It now requir9I $370 provementa, such u replacing miWon to fully cover ha• bMet. temporary dlatrtct buildinp with . said F.rln Cohn. the dlltdct"a permanent structures. spoblwoman. 1be total funding This la the first time in more need Js actually $470 milUoQ, but than three decades the dlat:dct Is the diatrlct baa ldenti&ld SlOO conalderlng a bond to fund mlWon from other funding needed ~romnenta at all aoun:ea ~the~ 10 to 15 three colleges. The ttuatees ech-years that would not haw to be oed the community's sentiment Included In the bond, Cohn that approving the bond is Im-noted. ~ for the future. Over the put few months, dls- "Wbat ~ doing is going to trict stden and consultants RALLY Continued from Al • Vlsib01ty ia the molt impor- tant factor and the idea of marching only on lidewalb or in a ~dal area. as dty officials sugeeted 10 the group In previ- the coordinators of the Orange ous meetingl. were not feaaible, County Dyke March. explained she said. the importance of the one-day Costa Mesa resident Manin event to committee and audi-. Millard agreed and said the high ence membera, saying it demon-costs for special events have a strates the need of lesbian vis-chilling effect oo other groupe ibllity and social justice. who wish to exercise their right It started in 1993 in Washing-to assemble. ton, D.C, and has grown In Millard also condemned the popularity, reachtng 15 cities city for choosing to previously across the country, such a.s Los waiw fees for the Uons Oub Angeles, O:Ucago and New York. Fish Fry, as documented in a The group thinks it is impor-staff report. saying the dty tant to 'bring the event to tradi-should not pick and choose who tionally conservative Oranse is worthy of a di8counL County to counteract some of "It demonstrates the dty is ac- the violence and discrimination cepting the content of one group lesbians have faced, Profeta said. and not the Qther, and that is not Hutson and Profeta said they the place of government.• Mil- chose Costa Mesa as the host city lard said. because of its reputation for di-1be permit fee is relatively versity and Its ongoing eiforts to small -$100 -but the police eradicate discrlminatfon. fees, which are more than Profeta said they have not felt $4,000, is emrbitant, Profeta and that the organiz.ation was being Hutson said. discriminated against because of The women polnted out a Su- content but argued that the large preme Court decision that rules fees for permit.a and street cl°" that only "nominal" fees should sures created an insurmountable be imposed on demonstrations hurdle. such as this and said Costa "We want this event to hap-Mesa's costs exceed the spirit of pen.,. Profeta said. "We are really that dedaion. pas.siooate about it. aod we have Human Relation Committee done a lot of hard wort." Member Al Ramirez -and the Profeta said at this point in the majority of his colleagues - process -with the march worried that. the high spedal scheduled for Aug. 17 -she was permit costs would deter smaller less concerned with the fees groups from assembling than the parade route. "1his seems unfair, It really •DELM~coY«8 educ9tlon. SN mev be AllChed .t (941) ~1 or by IH'Mll .t "'1/rdre.,...,,,,,,.n•"1tkrtacom. does,. Ramirez aald. •1t meaDI that government bu that much more power to say you will or wtD not uaemble. using the lev- erage of cosu." Mansoor, who voted against the committee's recommenda- tion to the council, agieed that the current fees Ym"e too high but saJd consistency in applying fee walvera was the most Jmpor- tant lllue. •Fairness and conslatency ar& what we need to be most con- cerned with," said Mansoor, who is also a City Coundl candidate. He suggested the council deny the fee waJwra but research the pouil>Wty of lowerin8 the fees for all groups in the future. Profeta and Hutson thanked members of the Human Rela- tions Committee for their rec- ommendation and bolstered the nodon that the required fees were unacceptable. "If we didn't have the backing of a major organization. we would have bad to throw our hands up and walk away,· said Profeta. wbo pointed out that the march WU being funded bf the CO\Ultywlde PY and leebiaD or- pnltatioo. The Qty Council wiD review the detalla of the 0m1ge County Dyke March at Monday's meet- iQg at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. 77 FalrDrlve. • LOUTA HAM1ER covers Costa M4!M. She m-v be l'NChed at 1949) 574-G76 or bv HneH at lollta.ha~·~com. CURVE to be a writer mytelf. Angeles. Wf/ve oftm talked Continued from Al am amazed that be managea to write a column fNf:tY week. He'a been doing k for three years at the Pilot. and for ftve yean before that be wrote a column twice a week for the lA>S Angeles nmes. Somehow the Jdeu and the words keep coming. This requires a rare combination of qualides -being both extroverted and reclusive. Joe goes out to breakfast and lunch fairly often to nurture friendships (some or which started with letters responding to his column) that have proven to be a rich source of Ideas as well as information. But he also spends a great deal of time in a form of solitary confinement that be dearly loves -sitting at his desk in his home office overlooking our shady backyard. seeking the words that will bring his ideas and opinions Into focus. Sometimes, Joe draws lnlpiration from a ba.aeball game on the screen next to his computer, or from classical music or standanls from the • 40s. Periodically, he emerps to rough up the lazy dachshund stationed at his aide or tend to baste needa. Since I now wort from home, too, u a freelance writer, we hold brief conferencea In the kitchen or ballway during tbeee breab. then return to our separate oCllces. I have learned that aometimea Joe b atlD mulling OYel' an idea even when be ls not at bla oomputet, ao I try not to Introduce Important IUbjecta during thele encounten. It belpl Sometimes, we are both rather about moving to a quieter place hazy, tbou8b we usually manage when the COit of llWlg ii lower. to look like we are Uatming to It'a only talk. Neither of us wanta each other even when wne not. to 1-Ye. Altbou8b transplanted there am a feW tb1ngl that from the Midwest. Joe bu Joe's readers should probably become u true a Southern know about him. to help put his Califom1an u any native He words Into perspective. Joe WU ICMll the~ the diversity politicized during the McCarthy of people, the ocean. the era. after being raised In a mep-~ the conservathe Midwestern town nef&bborhood we lift ln. our where bis father was a doeet neame11 to the great minds and Democrat Jn a Republican rich c:ultural otreringl at UC family. Joe WU outrqed by the 1rvtne and O\D' euy 1ccees to McC.ar1hy beartnp, and they set P.dlloo Aeld. deepJte all the hurt him. on a deddedly Uberal the~ have cauaed him owe courae. Hia lnat1nciB WW alwaya the~ As a writer, be veer In that direction, but be la particulady appredates lMng In not a "knee-Jetk llbenl." He an area that. ow:r many years of listens to all potnta of view, pvwtb and chance. bu been a evaJuatea aod comes down rich IOW'Cle of material for aodal where lt feela dgbt. which. of and political commentary. course. is usually on the left. Joe left hJa teaching position Another Important thing you In the Enallah Department at should know about Joe la that he ua 101De time qo aft.er 20 loves tbJa community. evesi JHl'I al mentoring young though be bu at times been Its writers, and be bu stopped harshest crttic. He bu lived beie wrlting for national IDlpzfna llnce 1959, when be brought hJa But every week. be wdtea family from Chicqo to Corona another CX>l>MDD for the Ody de1 Mar to eecape the brutal POoc. wbkh la a powerful reuon wtnten and write about for ua to my In tbla commun1ty. Hollywood celebrtda anc1 mm. A1moet ftel'Y day. be 111o wom for oaUooaJ DeWlp9pen and ·OD the QYIJ War nowl be maprinea. He allo wrote a great ltarted more than two decadel .. about<>n.,. = • tndtwltng an m1ide · Someday, be wtll llnilh that ·Amedca'a ~County" that novel 1ut 1 bope be wm never ~In Look Mapdne and lnWI wrtdna-me Bell a.w. • 1. c1rew a lenclbY edttortal mow lt\ •..,., '*' o1 wt.t ~from• ()nnae Uepa blm IO WtaJ •11-and CountyReglller. Ha bu llwd In ..... bfm ~when hR s.nta.Am 'lzWlll lur 1he ... 20 .... to .. about .. ,..,., and .-i the DOille olJobn aeda Will It may be Cbe only Wayne Airport bun\ lrmjJt.... IUbjla ..... Joe .. nodUnc to from ... wryluct;y to be aay.....: .... ·Now that my eon bM .......... from colllt and IClldld Mi own W. In to. • • •••:: W. la memedto ~ ............. "' .. oolumn .,_ ewrv ao oAln. GE I I ING INVOLVED llllCIB ... 1"1...,. . . PUBLIC SAFETY BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS 1\vo fraud suspects from Costa Mesa 1Wo of eight auapects ar- rested on suapldon of par- ticipating In a multi-Sb\te automobile theft and In- surance &aud ring Wednesday are from Costa Mela. The arrests culplinated a four-month-long lnvesti- gadbn by the Orange County Auto Theft 'nlak Force. lnvestigator:e si.ged a "sting9 operadon and aJ- multaneouaJy searched five Orange and Los An- geles county locations. re- sulting In the arrests and seizure of evidence. Oftlcer:e from 12 agen· cies in both Orange and Los Ar)geles coundes as- slsted In the arrests and raids Wednesday. During the searches, police 1elud more than $40,000 In cash, believed to be the pro- ceeds of auto theft-related crimes. One of the arrest loca- tions was Shooter's Res- taurant lo Costa Mesa. where some of the sus· pects allegedly tried to pay for stolen vehicle Identifi- cation numbers and phony Department of Mo- tor Vehicle regis tration documents. The two suspects from Costa Mesa are Erle Huer- ta. 28, and Oscar Sanchez. 32. Huerta's mother, Mar· garita. and ai.ster, Jennifer, were also arrested. Bomb threat proves empty in Newport A bomb thrut at a New- pon Beach bualness Wednesday mom1ng turned out to be un · founded, police ofticials said. The threat WU called in about 11 :25 Lm. by a male who said there wu a bomb In Coneunt'a bead- quarten In the 4000 block of MacArthur Boulevard. Coneunt o~ e'YaQ,l· ated the 10-~orY builcllng ., a prec.aUlion wb.Be a few ofBcera Investigated the threat. After about an hour, it wu determined to be un- founded and buaineu re- sumed as usual, said New-• pon Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shulman. -Deirdre Newman \ POLICE FILES COITAllEIA ........ ~ Falrv'9w Roect: An UMUlt WM repott9d 9t 1 :38 a.m. Tueeday • •tWbor8IMI ........... IMM•....aA ~womanwu arNeted on twpidon of prostitution 9t 7:19 p.m . TuMd9y. • ......... 8trwt A home burglaryw ,.,._.In the IOO btodc .i 11 :18 a.m. Tueedey. ....... 81Net: Vandaliem WM r..,ort8d In the 2100 bloc* mt 4:SO a.m. iu.ct.y .. ..... .,. •a..e.: lndeoent~- repafted In the IOO blodc It 11:12 a.m. l\Mecllv. · • Wiit M1111 llN.e: A whide bufvlery WM r1IPOfti9d In the IOO brodt' It M7 e.m. :1Ullid9y. ...,au11aat • ..... 1 .. ta*A .,... ........ 11altld In ........ .. a.m.V'lldl 111f1;. ...... ••ut••* A .... ...__. ,., ......... .. Mi1*•11:Ma.m. ,. ........... ....... ._ ..... r llvsday, qust 1, 2002 ,. FORUM ~ • HOW 10 GET ,.. •IED -ua.n: Mall to Edltorf.t Page Editor Jamee Meler at the Deity Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., CoN Mesa, CA 92627 •Raiden Hotllne: Call (949) 642-6086 Fu: Send to (949) 648-4170 E.mll:Send to daltypllot•l«lm..com •All coneepondence mutt 1ndude full neme, hometown •Dd phone number (for verfflcatJon purposes). The Pflot reserves the right to edit all aubmlulon• for cterity and length. EDITORIAL A more· than. f ai~ .. ( ' ·~ , ,. . ·evenf this y ear" S weet home C.Osta Mesa, wbere the sky ls so blue and the Orange C.Ounty Fair is through. OIC, excuse us for having a little lyrical fun, but this year's fair probably will be remembered most for taking a big step toward reversing. the long-standing image that the only entertainment fair organizers can muster are acts that are as stale as a 10-day-old, IO-pound bun. Not anymore. ImmedJately after last year's fair, organizers of the 2002 event worked hard to bring in interesting artists to perform, the result being an overall increase in attend- ance for the two-week ex- travaganza. Part of the success of this year's endeavor comes from having more money to throw at fresher talent. The-lair in- creased its budget for bands and comedians by 16% this year, providing folb such as Steve Beazley, the fair's deputy manager, with more than $1 million to spend. The cash infusion helped to provide a show every night and the ability to book popu- lar bands like country rock's Lynyrd Skynytd, 1970s classic bands Heart and Styx. the 1980s phenoms the B-52s and Huey Lewis and the News and, for the younger crowd, the Indigo Girls and Save Ferris. C.Omedians Weird Al Yan- kovic and Ourot Top were also popular draws. " But aside from the musical ·acts, the fair continues to be a top attraction year after _ year with its carnival rides, > animal exhibits, craft displays and smorgasbord of delec- table goodies to eat Truly, the fair's ability to draw even more people in its 110th year of existence is a testament to its popularity in a county that increasingly has little ties to the event's rural roots. C.Oming up with relevant entertainment and keeping true to the fair's good old-fashioned brand of fun is a big task. and we commend organirers, led by General Manager Becky Bailey-Findley and the fair board, for their success. Indeed, there were no major catastrophes or injuries or arrests this year and, as usual, it was a fun time had by all the thousands of visitors who attended each day. Our only gripe is the extra pounds we need to shed after a steady diet of fair food. READERS RESPOND CHOC another one against health center AT ISSUE: Three Costa Mesa residents don't want the hospital's center located at Rea Elementary School on the Westside. W ith election time at hand, the rush foe votes is on. In the stampede that is called campai8nlng, even bad ideas {as long u they only damage the people of Costa Mesa's Westside) are being p resented to all citizens of Costa Mesa. QUESTION HEAlllfY LOCAT10N7 What ... your thoughts on piecing ? • • CHOC hMfth ceneer at AN Dement.el y Schoof1 Cell our Readers Hotline et (949) M2-«>86 or send e-mail to dailypllotefl- l•tlmes.oom. Pleae tpefl your name and indude your hometown end phone number, for verification purposes only. liaison council member sat curiously silent Bad idea. bad location, bad campaigning. IME BERRY Costa Mesa Witneas Ollld.reoa Hospital of Orange County's attempt, with the aid of the Newpdrt-Mesa Another free service for the UnUled Sc:bool Distlfct and their Westside of Costa Mesa? I uk: unwitting aDles. the Costa Mesa When will the wealth be spread City Council. to open a free to our slater city and not add yet dJnJc at RM Elemeowy School another free .ervice to be placed CA Ooeer Look. •Rea plan in the Westside neighborhood of beooma center of debate,• Colt.a Mesa? Mondaly). nm way, another city can say The 1'ea 1Chool. lib all they too are helping the Khook • 6.all of ltUdel)1a who community u well as the people lhould not be e:xpoeed to people in need of thJ8 temce. When wm with iDneaeel (also known u it be reaQzed that the people on =ta), plJ1icularlywhen two the~ haw their lhare of tall wt1hbl a mile radius Cree ten'k:elf Jt'l a lhame could deliver d1ia care in a beca.e there are many people aecure, Infection-controlled ~ ue ieaDy wortdn& bud lor environment by workiJ11 In ~ wa.tlide of Colla Mell.• • concert with CHOC penonnel well • itl raddeota. Could It be the m11kma of • IYLWIA MWDft dollan in 11de x fundt .. the ieaJ Cotta Mma motlvadon beref The July 16 IChool dilUict meedlll attr1lded oumeroua ..... encourqlQgtbe c:anceDadaa otlhe ~ dink, ctdnl 1he follawtng ftlMDDI: • commumc,. dilrupdon (padclnlf tnlk. lldety. etc.) • apoMn of lftldlntl IO lnl9cdoD • lldt ol eeaatly atta1a • coadnued dnlnlnaol ,,,..,.. • ..,... otthe Wu.W. ,,_ ....... Diii .. =-=......,.dJnk: at lhe Al •wbll. our mm,ar (!M • ........... Niwpart·Mila .~ ............... ol .............. ...... ~ ........... ................ &WI I I ?JI •••I' MAILBAG ... F1LE PHOTO/ DAILY PILOT AA overview of the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort in Newport Beach. The resort has been sold. Newport Dunes owners' generosity will be missed Thanks for the memories c·SaJe of Dunes resort glides forward," July 24). I just wanted to say thanks for aU the great events Newport Dunes has provided for us here in the Newport Beach and surrounding areas. I have attended many beach events with great food and music. I have enjoyed many fun parties often sponsored by the Dunes' generosity when It was good for our community. The resort's events have always been wholesome and creative coupled with our fabulous weather we enjoy on a year-round basis. I have attended events sponsored by Newport Beach Rotary Cub. Newport Beach Ownber of Commerce, business luncheoD51 plus numerous charity fund-raisers. All were great fun and have lasting memories, including the NFL lnelevant Week parties. We also greatly appreciate the former fabulous annual fireworks on the Fourth of Ju}y, and thank you for providing this for us at your expense. With hlghest regard and great appreciation. We sba1l m.W the Dunes' management styte. DIANE COllltANE where aerial assistance couJd have made the difference in the suspect(s) being captured or not, they will think twice about the occasional noise created by the helicopter. I am sure there are other areas of the ciry that would welcome the assistance provided by the helicopter acting as a "super eye" for the ground units while investigating a call and apprehending suspects. After all. the helicopter is probably in their neighborhood because one of their own residents called the police for help in the first place. I doubt that the helicopter flies over the Eastbluff area just for a scenic tour. I live on the peninsuJa, and the helicopter flies over us a lot too. They only stay in the area long enough for the ground units to get whatever situation they are responding to under control. Everyone should think about it next time there is a prowler or suspicious car driving around their neighbor- hood. If someone calls the police to re- port it, let them use the most effective tools they have to assist them in inves- tigating the call. HARLAN LASSITER Balboa PeninsuJa Coronadel Mar Committee doesn't Spread Police helicopters make all the difference for victims Here's a comment to Rene Jacober and the Committee to Abolish Helicopter Noise ("Residents seek quiet on Newport front,• Tuesday). Maybe next time a crime has been committed in their neighborhood human relations too well The Costa Mesa Human Relations Committee members are not interested ln building bridges between people. Their intent is to have a gatekeeper that alJows only those with their own myopic opinion to enter. They prefer that people with opposing opinions be labeled. refused admission into their ranks and disgracefully dismissed as iT- relevant. Are they afraid of allowing a dissen ting voice into the group? Roslyn Manley s uggests new com- minee members be picked by the committee instead of the present method of being selected by the City Council members (Mailbag. "Some are working against Cos ta Mesa commit- tee," July 18}. I can't think of anything much worse. Because current members appear far more interested in promoting, if no t acrually forcing, their own specific agenda, 1 suggest future members con- tinue to be picked by council members on the basis of their tolerance for all people and all viewpoints, even those who some might brand as "politically incorrect." DON LMNGSTON Costa Mesa Peninsula ficus supporters needs to drop their fight The first thing I did when I moved into m y current residence was remove the fic us tree in my front patio ("Resi- dents uniting against City Hall," JuJy 25). Nearly every residence in my neighborhood has had a drainage problem because the ficus roots have invaded our drainage system. Removing a heaJthy old tree is al- ways a sad experience, but most ex- perts would agree that ficus is one tree that does not fit in an urban setting. My advice to those ficus fans: Relocate these trees to a vacant area and spa.re the taxpayers' expenses in fighting your welJ-meaning but nonetheless nonsensical lawsuit. JOHNT.ctlU Newport Beach COMMUNITY COMMENTARY 'Hate' lizbel is unfair and m isleading HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES l!I••n ==·--..... L :..-=·----.... - M Ttusday, Aulust 1, 2002 AROUND TOWN • Send AAOUND TOWN Items to the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 6"46-4170; or by celling (949) 574-4298. lndudt the time, ~ and location of the event. 81 well as a contact phone number. A complete llatlng la available et www.dailypilotcom. TOOAY A eupport ~for caregher9 wUI be held from 1 to 3-p.m. at Hoeg Heatth Center In Coste M .... The support group Is aponaored by the Alzheimer's Aan. of Orange County. The center la at 1190 Baker St. Free. Call for reservatio°'. (714) The Original MIKE'I CAflp_£TI OVER 30 'YEARS IN COSTA MESA • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery • ALL CARPET & FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30o/o0ff ~s 283-1984, Ext. 2A6. 1\JUOAY The Alwww ..... and rock .... roll group, wfH perlonn from 6:15 to 7:46 p.m. et ~lrvlew flirt In Coste Meu. The concert la pert of the city's third annutl Concetta In the Part Mriea. Free. The pert Is Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates C~LL NOW 642-8400 DESIGN CENTER ''For All Your Decorating Needs!'' FURNITURE RE UPHOLSTERY • Custom-Made Furniture • Slip Covers • Patio Furniture • • Draperies. Shades. & Bedspreads at 2526 ,,..._ntta Ave. (714) 764-6223. WEDNESDAY --rbe 1tuman ~ wfl 9CrMn et 7 p.m. for teens In seventh ·through 12th gredea In e .. rlea of movi• presented by th• Newport Beach Public Ubrery's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admission. Free popcorn. Adults mt/It be accompanied by their teen. The library Is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. A prostal9 dttcualon group regarding the treatment of ad\lanced prostate cancer will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center. The center is at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41, Jll~rt Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. AUGUST 11 A l*fQnnanc:e ol ShakeapN,.'1 •Much Ado About Nothing· will take place at 6 p.m. at Grant Howald Park In Corona del Mar. The play will be performed by the Sea Production Company and is sponsored by the Newport Beach City Arts Commission. The part is on Iris and 5th avenues. Free. (949) 717-3870. AUGUST13 A concert with ..... btind Octavio Figueroa will be held from 6:15 to 7:45 p.m. at Fairview Part in Costa Mesa. The concert is part of the city's third anhual Concerts in the Park series. Free. The park is at 2525 Placentia Ave. (714) 754-5223. AUGUST14 •A W.lk to Remember· will screen at 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Library's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admission. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. AUGUST16 The Friends of the Newport Beach Library will hold a used book sale in the Friends Meeting Room at the Newport Beach Central Library. Members are invited to attend a preview sale from 1 to 5 p.m. Aug. 16. The sale will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . Aug. 17. ' Hardcover books wtll sell two for $1 end paperback books will sell al~ for $1. All proceeds will go to the library ayatem. The library Is at 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 759-9667. ONGOING Th• Newport BNCh Newc:O~ Club meets at 10 a.m. the third Wednesday of each month at different homes. The group of about 100 women go on the road and play golf, tennis, bridge and more. The group also holds several evening parties. (949) 854-4501. , Th• Friends of the Newport Beach Public Library seek bdok donations ti> raise funds for the library syatem. Books may be left at any of the th rte branch libraries, including?'Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They may also be left in the special book closet next to the Friends Bookstore at 1000 Avocado Ave. All hardcover and paperback books are acceptable, with the exception of law books and magazines. Donations are tax-deductible. Call to arrange to have books picked up. (949) 759-9667. The Thursday Moming Women'• Club, a 40--year-old friendship club, Js seeking new members. The club, which contains various general interest sections, meets at 11 a.m. on the second Thursday of every month at the Radisson Hotel in Newport Beach. The luncheon is $23 and Includes entertainment. The hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. (714) 546--2244. lnwrfllith couples with one Jewish partner are invited to participate in an interfaith couples discussion group hosted by the Jewish Family Service of Orange County. The group is geared toward those couples looking to make Judaism and the Jewish community part of their relationship. The group meets in the evenings in the agency's office at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Preregistration is required. (714) 445-4950. Nightly meetings are offered in Costa M esa and Newport Beach for anyone who wants to overcome nicotine addiction. Schedule or (714) 774-9106 or • Enr~pean Slimming Preview $ 00 (~ tllR • LiliiM file Iller) WE HAVE OVER 160 DIFFERENT WAYS TO RFMOVE FAT AND TONE YOUR BODY. 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The Hoag Canc.r Celtter sponsor• twoul chi clasaea taught by Victor Armand: a session for Intermediate, to advanced-level students from 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m. Thuradaya for people with cancer and their families. A beginner sesalon meets from 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m . Fridays. The clauea are designed to reduce stress, increase longevity and promote a sense of well-being with basic, easy-t~leam, non-strenuous movements to aid in balance and concentration. No registration ia required. The center Is at 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. Th• Eauncta High School Parent Teacher Student Assn. hosts a monthly paper drive every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon In the school's northwest parting lot, on the corner of Estancia North and Placentia. Newspapers that are bound, loose or bagged are aocepted, however cardboard, bound material such as phone books or thick magazines are not. Bins are available for drop off every day of the month for people who prefer to go at other times. All funds raised go to the , association. Free. The school is at 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. (949) 515-6500. 0.sia 5-nior <Anter of'fw'I • daily telephone contact program for seniors who h'9ve a limited local support system. They also offer ongoing computer classes that teach the basics of Word, Quicken, Print Shop and Internet usage. (949) 644-3244. The Com Me .. Communicators Toastmasters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m . Wednesdays at the Orange County Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to anyone who wants to improve his or her public speaking skills. (714) 444-8783. SWING SALSA BALLROOM $10.00 per class inCDM,Ca Patty@714-964-3354 No partner needed! '" I I I ii I ' \ I I ( I \ 11 ' I '1 \\ 1 I 1 '• I l T 111\\lf Ill• I '"lli1 l1lll \ Rabbitt Insurance Agency AtJTO • HOMEO'f/N1!JtS • Hwnt 514/JililJ Suec' 1957. ~~ ~ S.r)_, 949-631-7740, 441 ow Ntwpon JM.. Ntwpon 8aO {Ncuff-s~ 11 1 I .... .. SOCIETY Th¥$day, A!Jaust l, 200:> A1 THE CROWD Granting wishes for local artists with Arts Orange County B on.nle Hall, executive dJrector of Arts Orange County, announced the organization's 2002·03 grant recipients. This will be the fifth year Arts Orange County has assisted deserving local groups, to date providing nearly $400,000 In support. . The funding for the current round of grants Is coming from aviation giant Boeing Co. With Its generosity, Arts Orange County will be able to provide grants for 11 s mall and mid-sized arts organizations. Hall commented, wThe funds are designed to help these organizations take a leap forward administratively, artlstically or in developing their audience." Twenty-thousand d ollars ln funding wiJJ be divided among the recipients, which include the All-American Boys Cllorua; Anaheim Mweum; Broadway on Tour; Callfoinla Clloreographen Dance Festival; Prtends of Santa Ana Parks, Recreation and Community Services; Huntington Beach Art Center; Muckenthaler Cultural Center; Orange County Center for Contem porary Art; Placentia Pounders Society; Rude Guerrilla Productions; and South Coast Dance Arts Alliance. A FRENCH OPEN Day.was the W&lhdms' way of o&ring their thanb tocbe Newport-Mesa crowd for four years of patronage. .At the open house, Gray Gooee maninis Oawed and French and domestic wines B.W. COOK were poured to complement the delectable hors d' oeuvres that were passed by the whlte-gloved"stafl'. The crowd mingled from the intimate bistro onto the stone terrace. toasting. summer on the Orange Coast, renewing friendships and saluting Wilhelm for his creativity and his standards of excellence. A REEL SCREEN Summer is reaJJy hot at the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The resort ls screening movies right on the sand throughout the month of August. The Newport-Mesa public is invited to bring their beach chairs, along with the entire family of course, to enjoy the summer evening and view some G-rated mm entertainment projected on a giant 9-by-12-foot screen placed right on the sand. welcome to take advantage of campfires on ~ beach for routing marsbma110W9 and making a'mores. SHMESP£AR£. NfYO!lfE.1 lf Roger Rabbit doesn't tickle your fancy, the Newport Beach Arts and CuJtural Services Foundatlon will present Shakespeare by the Sea at Gran,t Howald Park on Aug. 11 in Corona del Mar. Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" will premiere at 6 p.m. . What a marvelous way to introduce your clUldren to a clas.\ic performance. The evening is free to the public. For more information on the event, call (949) 717-3870. A 20TM ANNIVERSARY John and Cller:le Morris will open their hilltop ocean-view estate Sunday in observance of the 20th anniversary of the Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange County. The wine and hors d'oeuvres reception is set to begin at 4 p.m. Organiurs will introduce Heidi Shurtleff, the new president and chief executive of the AWteimer's Assn. of Orange County. ALSO IN THE CROWD One of the most handsome couples on the California Riviera, restaurateur David Wllbelm and his exquisite wife, Paula. a marketing executive with Newport Beach's Strada Properties, invited the crowd to an open house a t their bistro and champagne bar known as French 75 in Laguna Beach. The celebration, which unfolded on Bastille The Movies on the Beach schedule will continue Friday with a screening of "Snow Dogs." On Saturday night, MWho Framed Roger Rabbit" will take the Back Bay by storm. Then every Friday and Saturday night throughout the month of August films will be shown on the beach, with no admission charge other than parking. Unda Sheck, an advocate for those with Alzheimer's disease, shares: "We are truly in a race against time. Orange County Is facing a serious epidemic. By the middle of this century, some 140,000 of today's Orange County's baby boomers will have Alzheimer's disease. For most of them, the process that will destroy their memories. their lives and their savings has already begun. We can only avoid this crisis if we ~ to act now." Las Campanas recently put together its debutante class. Members of the 2002 class from Costa Mesa are, from left, Margaret McGhnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Strother McGlinn; and Meghan Duffy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Francis Duffy. AFTER HOURS • Submit AFTER HOURS items to the Daily F'ilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4268. A complete list is available at www.dailypilot.com. SPECIAL MOVIES ON THE BEACH The Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort Hotel will show movies on the beach every Friday and Saturday during the s ummer. Showings will begin at dus k. The film schedule ia as follows: "Snow Dogs" on Friday, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" on Saturday, •Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius· on Aug. 9, "Siste r Act" on Aug. 10, ·osmosis Jones• on Aug. 16. "The Mighty Ducks" on Aug. 17, "Bug's Ute• on Aug. 23, "Galaxy Quest" on Aug. 24, •c1odtstoppers" on Aug. 30 and •Mrs. Doubtfire" on Aug. 31. Newport Dunes is at 1131 Badt Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is free, $7 for parking. (800) 765-7661. General Manager An~ Theodoro reports that guests are •THE CROWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. MUSIC ~ TANNEBRING JAZZ. The Bill Tannebring Jazz Trio will play a concert at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Center for Spiritual Discovery, 2850 E. Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa. $10. (714) 754-7399. RODPIAZZA Rod Pi8Z2a and the Mighty Flyers will take part in Fashion Island's Summer Concert Series at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The free concert will take place at the Newport Beach shopping center's Bloomingdale's Courtyard. Reserved seating is available for $15. (949) 721-2000. KOOO The Orange County Performing Arts Center will present, with Oear Channel Entertainment, a performance by Japanese drum group Kodo at 8 p.m. Aug. 8 at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, 8808 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine. $13.25-$78.25. (714) 5~2787. GERSHWIN'S GREATS The Pacific Symphony Orchestra will present a "Summer Series: Gershwin's All· TI me Greats" at 8 p.m. Aug. 10 at the Verizon 20% Wireless Amphitheater, 8808 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine. $19-$72. Half-price for childre n younger than 14. (714) 755-5788. JAZZ.TRIO Gulfstream Restaurant in Newport Beach will present a jazz trio Sunday through Wednesday as regular entertainment at 850 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and 6 to 10 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. (949) 718-0188. WEEKLY JAM The Studio Cafe presents Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11 p.m. every week. ·wanted" mt>sicians include guitar players, bass players, singers, drummers, keyboardists and others at 100 Main St., Newport Beach. Free. (949) 675-nso. MUSIC AT THE ANNEX Musical acts perform at 5 p.m. Sundays at the Pierce Street Annex, 330 17th St, Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 646-8500. MUSIC AT THE GRILL The Bluewater Grill offers live music on Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Nidt Peper and Kelly Gordien (known as MPG) will perform classic rock; R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin Gregory and MPG will perform classic rode, swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is located at 630 Lido Par1c Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. (949) 675-3474. MUSIC AT THE PELICAN The Rusty Pelican offers the music of Common <.'Jtound from Wednesday through Sunday. The band will perfonn from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. e ljoy ?AViJ11~ ol f 5$ to 5 0 % o// New Merchandise Arrives Oal!Y Hurry In For Best Sclcctlonl "Well Designed Furniture Fo r Well Designed Homes· Orange County Residents are Eli~ble To Join! Take advantage of this hot summer deal: Rates as low as ¢ Auto Loan 5.50" . -• Purchase or Refinance your existing auto loan •Terms up to 84 months Apply for a loan at www.fpcu.org or call (800) 950-1328! ._•low as~.,,,_,,.. ........ rate. Bued on beM,.. °' 7.0ft.. on inocWt 2000 « -· i.. -'°"for e:icaihnt a..-. i.. I ,OOl' -20S ~ P¥"'"'-l"toftcNy """*" Is c:akl.i..d lit nocie ,_ • ~ wm. Ind io.i emouna ... bued on~ cndk Ind •&1rlftlne4 II)' I ,,....,ct rilk ~ "'I: J 11 C cw taM annot cunWldy be wtdl FPCU. MaAAo•d1"" Em.. to win a road crip to ~ choice ol Palm ~Ill! La jola. or Senta ~at our Newport leld\ lnnch (S 160 8lrCh Sc). The res1aurant 1s at 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431. WEEKEND BLUES Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in Newport Beach will present The Balboa Blues on Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons. The program will feature jazz and classic rock tunes for dining and dancing. Anthony's is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425. POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO Tate 5, a funk, rock and Motown act, performs 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 SATURDAY NIGHT R&B Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone See HOURS, Page AlO ' Ml Service eaten.19 Sizzling Fajita Bar Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Ce rveza Bar • PaalrTiupToGo • Enchiladas • Fajitas • Mini Tacos • Chingolmga • Guacamole • Salsa AND MO RE! ...... , •. _ 10 to 100 people. Catering 645-0209 C--dllMlr ,.... ......... M Ttu~. Au1USt 1, 2002 -I ''DATEBOOK , I THEATER REVIEW Actors shake. up the Bard at Orange C.Oast College ByTomTitu1 Y ou may think you've seen Shakespeare'• •eomedy of Errors• condensed to 45 minutes and "Hamlet" to 15 at Orange Cout College in the put, but you probably haven't seen them lately. These two blasta from the Bard share a double bW at OCC under the umbrella title of "Supersonic Shakespeare," and what they may lack in depth they compensate for In hilarity. Dlrector Alex Golson has added a few fresh touches to each in this theatrical exercise calculated to test both the actors' talent and stamina. In Cecil Pickett's adaptation of ·comedy," for instance, there's the traditional twin masters and twin servants encountering all sorts of mistaken-Identity problems. But this time around, the Duke of Ephesus is "the .Duke" himself -you know, the one they named the airport after. Billy )(]eln does the local legend to a T, even drawing a "You rocked in 'Sands oflwo Jima' " from one of the other actors. just in case someone in the audience misses the gag. Sean Heketh and Robert Oldfield score as the befuddled dual Antipholuses, while Travis Wo ods and Derek Wiley are uproarious1lS the twin Dromios. They're supported by a large and enthusiastic cast, including Angela Lopez and Angel Correa, who play the local medics as spooky witch doctors. ·sir" Frank Miyashiro, boom box in hand, acts as master of ceremonies for the twin stabs DOH LEACH I DAILY PILOT Supersonic Shakespeare actors Sean Gray (Hamlet>, left, holds off a cast characters, Frank Miyashiro, Sean Engare, Angela Lopez, · Jessica Galanter ..and Hal Golson (kneeling) on staae before performance. at Shakespeare's heart, and MRosencrantz ~d best-remembered lines and Panaglotopoulos is a also doubles as a referee in the Gulldenstem Are Dead." This scattering them to the winds. splendidly seductive queen. MComedy of Errors .. send up. latter tidbit of information ls His father's ghost (the Emily Rued is particularly After intermission, we get also alluded to in the program's director's young son, Hal) watchable as the demented the Bard's masterwork, cast iisL appears as the Halloween Ophelia (her "drowning" in the "Hamlet," in a hilariously Sean Gray enacts the Prince variety spook, speaking two-minute encore is a real downsized version by of Denmark as lf on through a sheet and a hoot). playwright Tom Stoppard, who amphetamines, tossing off megaphone. The college, which has done also skewered this play in some of the theater's Angel Correa thoroughly both these plays in their revels in his role as the full-length format in the past, murderous and lecherous King traditionally uses the . Oaudius, while Cllanel abbreviated comical versions Furnisbinp Direct Comlort. •• Style ... P--1 Servlee Sofas -Slipcovered, sleepers and sectionals available in 200 fabrics. 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CAUJKWtD -Costa Mesa's 1\ilogy Playhouse will bold auditions for its adult ensemble production of the myst.ery-c:omedy •Somethlng'a Aloof' from 6:30 to 9'.30 p.m. Aug. 8 at the theater, 2930 Bristol St. Director Alicia Butler wt1l be casting slx men and four women ld the 20 to 50 age range. nus satirical murder mystery musical -a spoof of the Agatha Olrlstle genre - strands 10 people in an isolated English country house during n raging thunderstorm, and all die by cleverly fiendish devices. All roles a.re open. Material from the script may be picked up after 5:30 p.m. on the day of the audition. Actors should bring a picture, resumes and a 32-meaaure song-and be pn:pa.red to read with a British accent. •Sometbing's Afoot• will play from Oct. 4-27. Call (714) 957-3347, Ext. 2, for more information. • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the oanv Piiot. HI• reviews appear Thursdays and S1turd1y1. 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') I i , " ' 1 I t I ~ • t ~ , ' ' .. \ ' DATEBOOK REELCRmcs , I • Tlusday, Auaust l, 2002 M Austin .bores, 'Tadpole' scores, 'K-.19' snores . 1 Ftlm more 'Oh, behave' than 'Groovy, baby' T he lntemat1onal Man of Mystery ls back agaJn. · Without having seen the original Austin Powers movie and tt.s sequel. I•only had the previews for ~ncouragement to see the newest film in the series, "Austin Powers in Goldmember. H I was very curious to see what all the hype was about and if the humor could sustain Mike Myers for another Installment. "GoldmemberH wasn't all I hoped It would be. The characters and plot were all very clear, but they tried to stretch the film too far. I found something that can MELISSA thwart RICHARDSON Austin Powers: depth. COMING SOON .. nuclear war. It may sound excit- ing. but u I've learned over the years. trailei:s tend to be mislead- ing. The story is about capt Mik- hail Polenin (U.am Neeson), who sees his crew as a f'amily and takes every precaution to ensure their safety. It's 1961, and the So· viet Union, in the rnlddle of an arms race with the United States. cares only about getting its nu- clear submarine out to sea so the Americans will think that it ~ still equal in military power. The p - ernrnent considers Polenin's be- havior to be weak. To make sure that the half-fin- ished submarine leaves dry-doc.lc on time and that the sea tests progress regardless of any safety issues, they bring in Capt Alexei Vostrikov (Harrison Ford) to take command of the ship. With two eaptains on board and Vostrilc..gv being extremely strict and running the crew through constant drills, it causes a lot of tension and split loyalties for the crew. Thing.'> are made worse as the new captain contin· ues to push the submarine be- yond the limits of safety and san- ity. The entire movie you are waiting for some kind of con- frontation berween the rwo cap· tains that never comes.. When "Goldmember" spends too much time on conOict, the movie falls apart. Austin and Dr. Evil manage to put ii back together enough to limp to the end, but the rum loses something vital. I was bored - big yawn. And il was very disheartening. Anne Marie (Kate Bosworth) surfs the Pipe in "Blue Crush," a film by director John Stockwell about facing the challenges of the surf and of life. The film opens Aug. 16 in theaters everywhere. The most interesting pan of the movie occurs tow-dJ'd the end, when one of the on-board nu- clear reactors breaks down and they have no way Lo cool the core temperature. Members of the crew end up volunteering to go into the reactor core and physi- cally repair the damage. Armed with chemical suits instead of m- diation suits and going in pairs, the men sacrifice their lives to save the lives of their fellow crew members. "Goldmember" starts out well. The cameos are fabulous. They're heavy at the beginning of the movie, and I won't be the one to spoil the fun and tell who pops up. And as a wonderful bonus, Britney Spears is not in the movie as much as I had feared -and she gets dispatched in a vastly amusing way. Mike Myers has bis hands full and does an excellent job of keeping all the characters balanced. Beyonc~ Knowles as Foxy Oeopatra is upbeat, bouncy and full of power. Austin Powers should thank his lucky stars he had her around. Michael Caine is properly annoying as Austin's father, Nigel. It's good he's not in the film all that much. Fred Savage does an excellent job of being a mere vehicle for a large mole on bis face. "Austin Powers in , Goldmember" is funny and , goofy for the most part, but it has deep holes that were very boring. "Goldmember" hits its high note early and never quite : makes it back up the hill again .. , It's a good romp for a whUe but , should have been much shorter. Unfortunately, it would be better to see "GOldmember" with·a fast-forward bunon Chan on the big screen. "Goldmember" is. sadly. more "Oh. behave!" than "Groovy, baby!" "Austin Powers in Gold member" is rated PC-13 for sexual innuendo, crude l1umor and language. • MELISSA RICHARDSON is a Costa Mesa resident and attends UC Irvine. 'Tadpole' themes swim against the mainstream ''Tadpole" is a small, funny, coming-of-age movie. It isn't a masterpiece. but it is a decent effort at a witty, character- driven, independent film. Oscar "Tadpole· Grubman ()\aeon Stanford) is not a typi- cal 15-year-old American boy in most respects. He speaks French fluently, enjoys discuss- ing philosophy and has a pas- sion for Voltaire. He is llninter- ested in girls his own age, claiming they haven't lived enough to have any experi- ence. TEmpl E Shopping:::> Join us in August . . --Gll••·•-.-Rlllll~Mlllt ........... llllWllttlll-- • Aug 2nd. 7:00 pm ,..._ SrAcl " Im Cl'mft Onlg • Aug 9th. 6:30 pm corr. ... eonv.--ttor .. Focm so -70s • Aug .... 6:30 pm 1bt Shellb9t " 880 • Aug Drd. 6:30 pm corr. • Conwr&-1ton • Aug .,, 6:30 pm Wine • a--()neg CONGREGATION Sktr Ha-Ma'alot 949-857-2226 0 o • I ), I '+n(~dlj t !11,)I'' ft!•ll'• f 1,1,(dllj'l(jl Oscar goes home to New York from prep school to spend Thanksgiving with his father (John Ritter) and stepmother (Sigourney Weaver). During this visit, he plans to reveal his feelings of love to the object of his affections. But his visit home ends up being far more complicated than either he or TRICIA BEHLE his family ex- pected. Oscar thinks he is mature and sophisticated beyond other people of his own age. He is more com- fortable with people who are almost three dec- ades older than himself, like his father, s tepmother and their circle of friends. But it is precisely his interactions with these older people on this visit that finally teach O,car that he is an inex- perien'Eed teen who still has quite a bit of maturing to do af- ter all. The best feature of"Tadpole" is the wonderful acting of the whole cast. Stanford, who is ac- tuaUy in his 20s, ls fully believ- able as a 15-year-old. Weaver and Riner bring the right mix of intelligence and warmth to their roles. As the stepmother's best friend, Bebe Neuwirth is vibrant and humorously amoral. There are some problems in the story. It seems as though some scenes that should be there are missing. And some- times some of the characters behave in ways that just don't seem entirely believable. These issues don't detract, however, from enjoying the witty dia- logue delivered by talented ac· tors. If you are tired of the sum- mer blockbusters and want to see a movie that spends time developing interesting charac- ters, "Tadpole" might be the film for you. "Tadpole" is raud PC-13 for sexual conumt, mature the- matic elements and langu~ge. •TRICIA BEHLE lives in Newport Beach and works as a software SABATINO'S ,.,,.,._. Lunch • Dinner• Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way• Newport leach Please call for hoocs, directions & reservations. : (949) 723-0621 = E -FMlliM &wJw•~ ~a..-1- ,,.._._M ....... , ... ,., ,.,. °""' s-, """KOCE .. """".,,. validator. Even with Ford and Neeson, 'K-19' sinks T he crew of the K-19 Soviet submarine was sworn to seaecy after the ill-fated maiden voyage that cost 21 lives and almost nuned into a nuclear disaster. Unfortunately, the cast and crew of the movie "K-19: The Widowmaker" took no such oath and brought ~~~~~~ oneofthe TODD KARELLA dullest mari- time movies in recent memory to the big screen. Asa general rule, I tend to stay away from movies based ona true story for just that rea- son. But with the recent group of succesmuJ military movies - "U-571" and "Black Hawk Down" -.. K-19" advertised itself as be- ing another exciting movie about submarines and a nearly averted While the men are brave and heroic for willingly sacrificing their lives, it makes for an incred- ibly dull movie unles.s you are in· terested fn watching lhe subma- rine drills and equipment repairs that take up mo<>t of the film The movie has no exciting mo· men ts and just plods along with no new interesting visuals or any great dialogue. The two veteran actors, Ford and Neeson, do not contribute to the movie with any shows of acting prowess. Their Russian accents are barely no· dceable and seem to come and go at will. The most compelling thing about the movie is when you think about the concept in to· day's world. It's scary to know how the Soviet Union mishan- dled nuclear energy with every· thing that they knew. ·K-19: ~ Wu:lowmaker" is raU!d PG-13 for disturbing images. • TODD KARELLA Is an Intern at the Daily Pilot. 427 E. 17™ ST. CoSTA MEsA, 92627 {Between Tustin & Irvine Ave.) (949) 646-1440 VILLA Award Winning Italian Cuisine on the waterfront A WANTS YOU TO .,, NAME OUR BANDI /J &WIN DINNER FOR FOUR &., BJ This Wnimd r. H_,. 0,,,. Blws 0-]Ila Trio , ,,,,. 11.r4~ ~ d-~lllllllft . " DAT E'B 0 0 x " . . . -. •.. ' ... ' . . .. DINING REVIEW · Pi-hot Provence vff ers a taste Qf.svuthem France l1 lt1ph1n lantaorooe lndudll 21..waruita. btltrol the .-want bOlll 1brouebout and C8IM tn CallDmSI. New the ,.r. A 1 aJ'llC&W'Ult crtdc, I'm lbrk, LM v..a and~ Dllptte die wt tnM!ton l1wa)'I uked what my 0.C. Mil COmplllY, tba 1'dna to COl'pOIW DWDlnblp. the tawrttt mtaurant &a. In Group. w wdy IOld to a wuruit conmn.. to pnMdt a quetdon than more dUl!cult lal'lll' ~for ...i a plllOlldlild dlniaa Ind 1n to lnlWlt' than one mtaht th1nJc. m1llion dGUm.== · GU'#llldttw mmu uDdlr 1he becauM dtn1nl dependa a lot on rematna u thJ creadw ~ alllllcudw ~ the mood I'm fn. the • and cultnuy M.lnmu. Adbldni to envtronment I'm looldna for and Pinot PrcMncl. adjlclnt to the a.tl'O tbeme, MamNu what ktnd of food I want. t the Wlldn HoCll ne1r South foc\1111 on lhl quality of wttnelled lncrtdulout ltarel Cout Piia. la OM of tht p&Ve ~~ tbe from fritndl who can't believe I Cllifom.l&·ltyll btltroe, dlMnld a.Von ot meata Ind Uktd a c:erta1.n place. and IQll'Y · to pe dJnen a tute of ao\.ttMrn Mafood cbolcl hilt» and c:alla from otherl when I Prench btlUo c:ulalne In a naadc, flawrfUl pan aauca crtddud one of their favor1teL airy lltttnl-Wbm I think of Ntvertheleu. there art a 1be ~t hlelf 14 ~ repma Wee handful of reatauranta ln our · domlnaled by the lup dlnlns PrCMnce or IOUdMrn Italy. I area that atand out above the room, featwina ochn think of 1emom, tomltoel and compeddon. Jn that group, Plnot 1ponp0 ftniahed Willa, hllh oUYel, fooda that thrM In the Provence ln Co1t1 Meaa ii one of ceWnp and.muted chandelier wum lunah&M of thlll dry my favorlteL lilhtlna. An ownl&ld flreplace restona. Ont of my tavorttt Plnot Provence la the commandeera one wall. ltuttrl at Plnot Prwmce la the bralnchlld of acclaimed chef provtdlnt a coay glow on cooler platea of ottv., IUCb u the tiny Joachim Splichal, who made hit winter evenlnp. black~-(13.25) mutnatecl entrance on the Southern Sewnl prtvate roorm are l1lo with routed prHc. cortanct.r California ecene ln 1989 with the lvaJ)able. catertna to prtYate and anchov)\ the fndty .-i wildly 1uccetaful Patina. now pant. u llDall u 20 up to a plcholln• (t2.95) that are conaidered one of Lot Angeln' corporatt·D crowd of 150. An tnhancld with I.anon pMl and bett re1t1urant1. • outdoor pedo oil the main llYender, or the mlDd The Gennan·bom Spllchal entranct provtd• a nice CUeblanca oliwl (13.75) hu 1teadily expanCied h1a altemattve for al frelco dlnlns or flavored with lherry, cured ham reataurant family, and it now aome of the 1pectal menu eventl and.peppers. U, Wee me, you Can Hip, Back And Knee Pains Be Related to Foot Problems? - · Call now for an •f)P91ntment at our new FOOT SOLUTIONS 1tort and leam how wt can htlp •toP. . · the Pfln. Improve your balance, posture and 1frenfh. S~l.N'S wa carry a complete lln• of 1tyll1h, dr111 "athltllc 1hoe1 and cu1tom lntolea. 1135 Newport llvd, Cotti Meta , ............ , 1!f\-111111'1Clft) (949) 734·2020 °"' .... Sit. 1 o •• ,. @ Member ·lrvl .. ,,,,, ''''' • C8dt d9ddl = .... ,.,... ...... put a .... ,-o1 ~ llCb, all for tbt pdce ol ODI ord& a.c.dy my modi« WU vttltlnl town to Cllllblate hit ~and WI m.Jar9d I wondmAal dlnnlr at Ptnot l'ro¥mcl. Now that hit lddl are out ot chi beut and cooldnl Ala\ jUlt about= tbod on chi table, Mom come to ..,...a.te Iner dlnina. and I Wll .... to haw her try OM of my taYDrtt-. Nm= wttb tbt,ollw trio. we a Mild "'tudnl =ct... andhllb ~ :21). 'lbt dilb WU I vtM.111 treet; wtth plumct, aoft pt dMlll .l'O\U\dl t WWI li&bdy dulted with breadcnunbe and fried, percbld mo:: routed Nd J»9Pperl. A of amal1 =matoellll~ with tbt ftawr of 8'11M,_, and I dilk of punpnt olM tlpll1ldt comJ::! 6otb the appean.nce an ftawr of the dllh. M adventwoUI U Mom la, I couldn't convtnct her to try tQll gru, and I had to watch u the table nat to ua en'r another ~~cbtlb ($11.95) =with llut.Hd foll Ci and ed with a duck deml·P., whJch .. limply stock~ undl lt tabl on a thick, aauce comiltency. At. ltut l have ao~o look forward to on mynllt L . Other ltlrtltl include a llltcdon of frtlh O)'lttn (tlt5C)/half ·dor.tn. HOURS ContlMd from A7 lrtdgl llndJ:; rode Ind Ml It t p.m. 8ttu It IUIOn "''°' Hotlf ._ Trt1non Lount1. 4IOO MIOMhur llYd., NtwpOft ltlClh. """· , ... , 47t-I001. llNIOR CINTU NI iMOON A llYll'l•PI• trou'pl~ bit blndtunllfrom 11 to p.m. =It°"" llnlor c.n., toO 1iutrttt -.., Corone dtl Mer.M. MllM41M4. 1 . STAGE 'IUlllRIOMC IHMllNMI' Or1nt1 Colet Cotl191 wlll p.....m •1upereonl0 lh1Q1ptart: I= oomtdy, 'rldly Ind rdl'( It the Dnm1 Lib Thtlt,., 2701 '81Nttw ~. COltl M ... Show tlmet lrt l:IO "1dl'(: Ind 2 "' crlap PNncb frta • WMAT1 lllfnot ,rovtnoe 1 wu allo havtna trouble dtckM• and tilt W9ND\ for • Wlmllt •Anton llvd., COICI Mell bt'na on a dtlt ~would • WtmN: Hourt for brMkfatt ,,. hlwFMwttb ~ e:ao to 10 1.m. dellyi lunoh 11 rouced lamb·= from 11 :ao t.m. to 2 p.m. Mr"9d wtth pt1ltd m Mondty through ,rtdey; di~ toma&oel and a roeemary and 11 ttl'Yld l :IO to 11 p.m. IWMt lll'Uc l&uce. = l Monday throueh lund1y. went for the rlbbtt (125. 75 , INnah It Ml'Yld 101.m. to a:ao wbtch twntd out to bt a PMt p.m. 8'= and lundly cbotce. althouab probM>ly only • HOW : lxpenllve. =-calortc. A • PHONI: (714) ... 4 1100 . fout9d bnut of rabbit 121.50/dlmn) MrVld with .. wu ltl'Wd on a U&bt muttard and portablllo mu.broom M11Ce tuftlDn and vlnlPf dipplnl that ilnhanctd the diltlnct pme MUCI, and the IOUp of jlltmday flavor of the mollt mlM. (19.75) C:::: the day bttore Peather•lilht raW>lia atu6d with In true fuhlon to allow foll aru and a mound of eUky . the ftawn to blend ovtmight bralltd red chard completed the M WW poured OYll' the dilh that, to me, llllllllpUftld m.outh·wattrtns tntrltl and French country culllnt. daily lpldall, WW W9l'I expert!y We comJ.lemlnted our meal i~ paldance by our waiter, with I bo Of Slnllty Plnot . who aJlo helped mt Nolr, and enjoyed a truly nmpte the NltlW'IDn wonderful IYll\inc, flarurlnl awud·wlnnlna and atenatve wortd·clul cuJa1ne and wfnt Ult. Mom, follawlna Luil' outatandfna aervice. adYlct, c:hoH the duck breut Plnot Prownce la aJlo open CW.ts) CMr the rod.Nerte for breakfut. Sunday brunch chlcbn ($17.50),acholceJ and lunch, leaving no excuMI wlaely re::! with. All the duck for not ~the reatlurant at dilbee I twr tried hen have -leut once~ though I'm 1tW been IUpllb, and th1a eve~ healtant to name a favorite, prtMntadon of molat lllcel o Plnot PnWence, under the p1Ded breut Mrved with I dJnctlon of Olef Mameau and trume-acented chlc:ken au JUI Joachim SpUchaJ. a. eu1Jy one of and :C muahrooma wu no the top re1t1urant1 In the area. ac1p on. Paper-thin allcee of otrerlng 1 true Wte of aouthem !h!nnal.le potatoea completed Prance right here ln the heart of • dllh. And for the record, the Oranp C:Ounty. chicken would have not been 1 bad choice -tn half 1 routed • ITVHIN IANTACROCl'I chlcbn with= crilped akin rtetaurent revlewe 1ppear every tbati been N with lemon other Thurtd1y. lend him your and htlbl. 11rwd with a oomm1nt11t thymt•ICtnttd pan llUCI and 1dHnt1e oo-dlnlng.oom. 1nd l :IO p.m. ltturdey. The work throulh lundly. '9rform1noee 11 I mechy of •The Cemtdy of wlll ta • pllOI ., the INmu lrrort• Ind Tom ~rd .. "Thi NogUClhl Ctllfoml1 loentrto, 11-Mlnutt Hamlet:'•· (714) behind the Comtriol llnll 412.-.0, lxt. ,, bulldlng It 111 Anton ltvd. 'l'HANTOM OP THI Ol'IM' '9rfonnenott wlll bt., I p,m. today throujh lunc:tey. 11Mll. Tht Orlnge County '9fformfng • (714t70l II •• Ml Clnttr wlll pl"lllnt Andrew Uoyd Wtbbtr'l •Th1 l'tt1ntom of UCTRtOAD' tht 0ptr1• 1hroueo Aug. n It •11tatrtdtd: 1 new twltt on "''""'°'" Hiii, 'Tijwn =·· •11eotf1• trv Lull Qtnttr Drtw, Cotta M111. lhow , wtll bt t"lld It 1 p.m. tlm11 bltwMn Thurtdty Ind ,ridly., the °"""County "'er followll • p.m. today '9fforml~ Ml c.nttr'I 1h ltturday1 I p.m. tod~, '°"ndl" 11111 Plrt of South 8ttu Ind IU~I Ind 7: CoMt =rtorte ~nlo =ndly· lhow ,,,.. 'levwn-&: ~. c.m.r 11 th~h Au~ 211rt. II ~ eoo. CtnWt Dt1vt, Cotti p.m. lUttdly :r: 'rl~: 2 ... .... (114) 70Mlll. and t p.m. llturd 12 and :ao p.m. Aug. 11 ind 11; 2 end• p.m. 'LOllTP ,ACI' Aua:~nd a p.m. ~·· •Lobtttr 'eot; • "7'i'1v by 111. . (7141 .... a . M1od1l1n1 06mu, II bl reed CALPOltflA ICINMIOI It J:IO p.m. MdlV It the Oreno• County '9rformlng Ml Center'I South CoMt fttptttor(a 17th '°"ndtrl Hall 11 pert of South ennuet H=:nlo 'leywn~htl Coatt =rtor(a Hlw:lo ~wt Pl"lll"t •c.1 ml• lllflVWff,C flToftct. c.m.r 11 loen1rtoe: ftvt lhort plrir! It IOO Center Dt1Vt, Cotti dll'Mted by Jullett1 Ctml o, M .... M. (114) 10I IHI. QUOTE OF THE DAY "Now I get to retire, . . . EYE 'OPENER • Daily~PikX. it was fun." "' ~ .... ti ... ................ ......... Costa Mesa Na~ Mana1er YOUTH BASEBALL Marvelous season for theNHBA Mustangs_ Newport Harbor Baseball Association 9-and 10-year-old A All-Stars reach regionals, only the second NHBA team to do so, and finish the All-Star season with 18-6 mark. Brvce Alderton Daily Pilot The Newport Harbor Baseball Aasoda· tion Mustang 9-and 10-year-oJd A AD·Star team made tmtory this season. According to NH.BA. oOldals, the Mus· tang A team is only the eec:ond NH.BA. team in history to reach the West l.one Regional Pony 8asebaD Tuumament NHIV\s Bronco AD-Star team (11· and 12-year-olds) made it to the regional tour· nament in 2000, losing their first two games. But even though this year's Mustang A team lost its first two games in the dou· ble-elimination tournament at Colton Pony Baseball Held. Manager Rich Hogan couldn't be more proud of bis teem. "These are a great group of kids, tough kids," Hogan said. "My last words to them (after Saturday's 11-1 tournament-ending loss to Fountain Valley) foc:u8ed OD haw wen they support ead1 other and meer each.other on. . "This year the team had great success playing together as a team and we got to play more games. .. Newport finished its AD-SW season. 18-6. in games that began in late May with the Memodal Day 'lbwnament. Ryan Albert enjoyed the camaradede with his lteiidi"1tes "Wftve been playing totether for three years so we know each other and It's fun lO play with all ol them," .Al>ert said. •t have great teammates and that's what makes It fun" Albert and outfielder Connor Qmy rd· ished the challenge ol playing in regtooaJa agaimt Mira Mesa and Fountain ValJe)t "I enjoyed the competition." Qmy said. "It's. great going up ap.iNt teams from different areas. different cities. .. Almost two months of AD-Star play may have gotten to the kids a Jittie, saJd Hogan. "I think the kids were getting a little tired from the long season hecauae we made some errors we hadn't made be- fore." Hogan said. referring to Saturday's loss to Fountain Y.aDey. F.ight of Fountain VaDey's runs were Wl· earned as Justin 1bdd pttcbed four in· ~ giving up three runs. and was re- lieved by Jaoob McCann who pitched one inning. Newport took an eady 4-1 lead ..,.m.t Mira Mesa before Mira ~ o&nle ex- ploded for three home rum, ~ them to a 17 • 7 win OYer Newport in a ie- gional·townament opener July 25. Oanlel Norris and McCann each aand two nms while Chris Gowdy droYe in two rum with an RBI double and U.O 9COl'ed a nm. Austin Deyan. OMM1 Seeber and Blake Davey had one hlt as Al>ert hid two hit& F.adl player started one ol the two re- gional tournament games. wbicb meant much to Hogan. 'Than the Important thing that ewry- ooe got a cbance to *ft a game.• Holm said. Rounding out the NH&\ ~ A roster' tndudes, Dl1Jan Pdebai. Eliott l(aufman and An Mllddm. ,& I II ?• .. coac:bes to Hogan were 11m Dswiy and AlexDeyan. .... Eaor Roc«Cattson • (949)57..,.223 • .... Fax:(949)650-0170 LITILELEAGUE A&c-Shonor• Dan MacMHlan Tlusday, A&cust 1, 2002 All PHOTOS BY SEAN HILLER I DAILY PtLOT Costa Mesa National Littte League All-Stars celebrate Ryan Redding's out-0f-the-park home run in Wednesday's 11-0 mercy victory over the Costa Mesa American's during the Mayor's Cup at Costa Mesa High School. Catcher Bryan Bennett gives him a big pat on the back. The Long and short of it Nationals wrap up Mayor's Cup with 11-0 mercy win in fo ur-inning finale . BfY.C• Alderton Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The way they dJd it was difJerent but the result wu still the same Wednesday as the AU-Stars from Costa Mesa Na· tiooal beat the Costa Mesa Ameri· can AU-Stars, 11 ·0, at Costa Mesa High to wln the sixth annual Mayor's Qap and tie the overall se· rtes record, 3·3, since play began in 1997. •Now I get to retire, it was fun,'" aaid a amiling Costa Mesa National Manager BW Redding, after relief pitcher Garrick Williams sttuck out a Costa Mesa American batter with the ·ftna[ out in the four-inning game called due to the lO·run mercy rule. "The first inning there wu nobody out and all of a sudden there are two out& That bit by An· thony Secrest wu huge." Costa Mesa National had loaded the bases with no outs, but Justin Long bit a giounder to second buema.n Adam Gardner, who threw home for the force out, which was followed by Costa Mesa American starting pitcher Andrew MUll.an striking out the next batter before Secrest came to the plate. Secrest hit a pop fly that dropped in front of a diving Cody Spoulos in center field to plate Bryan Bennett and Brandon Maurer, who had reached on a walk and single, re· apecdvely. , Then with runners on second and third and two outs, Riley Hart bluted the ftnt pitch be saw OYer the center field fence for a three- run home run, good to give Costa Mesa National a S·O lead after a half-inning. Justin Long delivers in Wednesday's 11-0 mercy victory in four innings over Costa Mesa American to complete the Mayor's Cup sweep. Costa Mesa National continued the home run ball wlth a one-out belt to left by Ryan Redding in the second, and a leadoft' home run by starting pitcher Long In the third. A four-run fourth inning gave the National an 11 ·0 lead, and they ended the game, retiring the side in order in the fourth. The top or the order produced for Costa Mesa National from start Lo Oinlsh. In the fourth as Maurer singled and then scored on Ben· nett's double to left field. Long then singled pa.st a backhanding Phil Weber at shortstop to move Bennett to third. A botched pickoff attempt al· lowed Bennett to score and after a bunt single by Adam Seagoodollar and two passed balls allowing Sea- gondollar to advance to third, Ricky Campo giounded out to sec· ond to score Seagondollar. Costa Mesa American left fielder Daniel Stelle singled sharply to left field In the second to break a WATER POLO seven-inning hitless streak for Costa Mesa American. Maurer pitched a perfect game Tuesday in Costa Mesa National's 3·0 win. Costa Mesa American's Andy V · enegas hit a bullet that rolled to the wall In right-center field to put runners on second and third with two outs. Up came Spoulos. and after foul· ing off two pitches for a 3-2 count. he tried to bunt, but bunted foul for the third out Costa Mesa American Coach Tud Spoulos was trying to catch the Na· tional off guard because he said they were playing back in the in- field. "It's a gamble pitch and Cody is normally an excellent bunter," Spoulos said. "We ttied to create something but It just baclcflred on us. In this series we were Oat and we just didn't hit It's a bit disap· pointing because this team ls bet- ter than It showed.• Costa Mesa American bad two hits against Costa Mesa National starter Justin Long. who went 3 Y.i innings, striking out six and wallc· ingnone. According to Redding. Long was feeling nauseous since the second inning so he decided to remove him and bring in Williams, who got the final two outs. Long didn't show many signs he was feeling under the weather, go· ing 2 for 3 with a home run, one RBI and three runs scored as Maur· er and Bennett each went 2 for 3 with two runs scored apiece. Red· • ding also went 2 for 3 with a home run and one RBI as Seagondollar went 1 for 3 with one run scored. Secrest went 1 for 2 with a two· RBI double as Hart went 1 for l with a three-run home run and a walk.. Quis Falbo singled as did Brandon Grtmmett for Costa Mesa National. Millian and Andrew Dawson combined for three strilceouts for Costa Mesa American as Spoulos made a diving catch of a fty ball hit into shallow center field by Secrest in the third. Sam Edman came on in relief to record the 8na1 two outs in the fourth on a fty ball to center and a groundout to Spoulos at second who threw to first baseman Ben Lounsbury for the out It was the final Uttle League game or the season for Costa Mesa. as well as Newport Beach. All that remains ls Saturday's Ut· tie League Dream Team, which wW be published in the Daily Pilot WM>R'SCUP 0.-.Z c.o.e. Meee .......... tt, C.O. Meee AM.,._s 0 Score by '"'""" eo.a Meu NticioNI 5 1 1 4 -11 12 0 eo.a MeM Americ:an 0 0 0 0 -0 2 1 Benneft end long, Wllli.m. 141; Mi&e WIU. 90n ~. Miiiien, o.wion (31, Sam Edmen 141. w -long. l -MltNen. 28 -Sec:rMl ICMN), BenMU (CMN), \lllnegM CCMAI. HA -Halt (CMNI. Aeddine ICMNI, Long CCMNI. 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I~...;.:;.;,__..!....-.. .. _ -... •11.1111 I...... .. .:::!•~~~ ""=Miiiiiiliiiiiii" ....::;;._..~~~ ...... Glf .. C.... ., ·- ... """"~ S..t-ct to 111•u1 ,,_.._. ~-~. ~ ..._ tor • -I ... ~au. 1.11 .. S-CMIJKt .,. .......... ... Weft. -·--lllfUCI .... a.-1111Aflm -· NOTlct IS H(ltf.IY GNtN at M9IM "'°""* .......... 14 US JP .. f« fl!'nl~ All ...,, -tari.•. 1.-lp-t, UNIKllSITYOf CM.•c.MA,llMN( ~-.- tnnapoftabotl •M --MIMr fKllltlat H-Y '-~. CAUFCIMM ... 7 ... ,.,....._ required fot 'fM (WUTIOll Of Wiii ... .-.cf......,.. #9 _,- llCMWMPIT1 • -•••au111 nOllMI W«llllldudn,llMltllllOt~toti.a..-0-1 ,.. .... IU71, f.U.S Af V~ &.o<Anoen.. 01T PllOll<f R.-ova Md r.,aaca nltl"'c buill·llf toot et C .. lra Tr••Of Thul• WOfll NO. OS·IO, will Oe r~ •1 Ula City .. c.sta ~ r-al of t•letillil roof to roof-.. and iint.llll!Oft of new IHlllt· O....CA~IS11 MIMI It llM Offka of Ult City CW*, 11 hlr OfW., .. roof, i..ctudllle -...tioto, lflwel et.,, fletlMns, !MUI C41P111t 1ystM1 Ind ptllrll>N Of~ Aliu Colli ,:: .. "" Callfor!Ma, until the llOllf of l W •tt*Ct1Hllt ot roof lwa _._ p._ FOlt OF -·· IY· ..... "·"'"·at wllkh tlMa 1swnacoet1-110lt(Olt1IU S....... NAME Illar wMI be oiMna4 publicly •ftd rnd 1loild Ill tM ...... ,,..._ ...._. ............................... a.. .. C-.d OftOO TO SHOW CAUSE Council Chlmben. Saala4 propouls &hell beet tM e 1 n 1 ts_., ............. 9w-'-FOR CHAHCE OF NAME Utle of 1111 worll end nema of the blclcllr but no llddlrll Oocu ••* • Ill _....... tD .....,_ on 'INIWY, M Y U, 2002 CASE NUMBER: A2141A3 othef dlstlfllulshln& mlflill M'/ bid received after 1lftCI wi bl .....a at . TO ALL INTERESTED the scheduled clotlfll ttma for the racaipl of bids FACIUTIES IMNMIUENT, Uftivefalty of Catlfcwnll lnllna PERSONS: sh•ll be returMd to blcldlr llllOfMlnad. II shell be 1'01 lnt.wlln ome. Bulldlftt. 1n1•. CA 9297·~. (946) 814 i4<M t .Petltl'oner; Mer'/ Alie:• the sole reaponalblllty of Itta bldOlf to -thlt Chicks for• -·• '•' fM will bl re~hd h'I the amount of SH.00 P1lmer fila4 1 petition his bid ls received In proper time. per N I of Blddln& Oocu!Mllll. with tllia court fOf 1 A set of Bid Documenb may be obl•lned •I the Checks ate to M m•-payable to "'"" lt ... nta of the Unlverllty of decree ch1nll11& nafllff OH1ce of th• C1t1 EnclnHr, 71 Fair Drive, Co111 CellfOfnla.' as follows: Mery Alie:• Meu . Celifornle~n _.. • .,_..... ~ s..t Bids _. not bl ~ "'-: llOO , ... on WY, AUOUSf t, 200t Pelmer to Mary Allee ef $10.00. All .,....,.., cti.r... ef t 4.00 must Bid S.Curity In tlM amount of 10~ of the lvmp Sum Bua Biel, 11cludln1 Plowden be incluckd If handled by melt Bkl Oocumenlt 1tt.n1iat, lhaM acc-..ny MCh Bid. The Suratr kMffnc Iha Bid Bond Shall 2. Tttf. COURT OROERS and othef c.ontract docu1Mnla may also be be, on the Bid ONdlina, en admltt.cl -•tr lnlllftr (u deflnld In Iha that all p41rson1 Inter· examined at thl Offka of the Clly Cll(lt of th• Cllilfotnla Code of Civil PrlKffura Sactlon 996.l:ZO). eslld In this 11\atler ahlll City of Cosll Mew. Bid Ooc:uments will not be A mllllCMlot'J.~;tld Con'-lflCI and Pre•llld' Job w .. will be 1:onducted appear bel0<1 this court malled uni.a. the lddltlonet SUIO chlf&a ls on:,_..,, 1. le02 ~ Pfomptly at t•A.M. 1t Itta hewln1 Indicated included with peyment. Pal'ticlpeftb sMll ..t at: -below to •• cauM lf Each bfcl t h•ll be midi on lite Proposal form, Unlv.,.llty of C.IHotnla, lfvlM, Prnlcllnt'• Confertnea Room, 4004 Man Office •f\Y, wtiy tile petition for sheets P 1 tt>rou1h P•9 PfOVldad In the conltllCt Bullcllna, (IMllWlnl I 59 or1 c....-llllf), lrvlllt, C1liforl'll• 9207 5444 cllenc• of 1111ma tllould documents, and 11'11111 be eccompanlld by• certlfllcl Am•AIKI AT Tiii ....... CO.llllUKI Me ......... Joe WALi not be ranted. or cnh11t•s chlclt Of 1 bid bond for not lets then tS llAR9AT01t\' POii Ml,_, (CMlflAC'fOa, , .. ..._. WIU ClOM NOTIC Of HEAAJNG tOS of tile amount of tMlr bid, llllMll r•1•111t to AT MS A.M. lllf'I coenaACfGa jHIF,,_. Ana TIM Tilll WIU NOY Dell: 8,l6./02 Time: 2"M the CtlJ of Cotti Mlsll. No propose Iha.II be II ...... TO ,~Af1 • "" -PllOCIH AS A ..... Dept; L73 considered unless eccompenled by • certified Of eotnUC'rOL Tiii adkess of the c-1 cashtefs cMdl Of • bid bond fOf not lass then Only bidders Mio partjcloate In both tM ,rl'"Btd Co11f11111t1 and IN Job Is Dll'il es tt0tld •w. IOS of the •mount of thak bid, made payable to Wall In· tMlr 111tiflty, w\11 bl 1llowed to Wei on the Project as prime 3. A copr of lttls Order Ille c1ly of cost• Ma.I. No PfOflOMI wll be contrectors. for f\lrlt'ler lftfw1netiH, contact 00 Cofttracts OapertnMnt to S11ow c..,sa sUll be constdered unless ac~i.d by SllCh cutller's within FeciNtiH Mallac--nt. Bl'lflda It. Hadllllllllll et (M8) 124-1404. publisl'ld et leest once checl<, cuh, Of Mddar'& llond. Thi sueceuful Bldclat allcl Ila S&itleMtl'actor1 wlll M raqulnd lo follow .. ch wHll for four No bid shaH bl conlldrld unll&11 it Is niada on the noncflscrlmlnatloft reqik-U •t for1ll In IN lllddlnc Documents •nd successive WMb prior' a blanll pr090UI f0tm furn~d by thl Cit'/ of to pey Pf•'llllinA wep r•t• at tl'le location of lhl Worll. to th• dllt Ml for Costa Mau end Is mede In ICCOfdanca with tM The auceeuflll Bidcllt will be '9qlllrld to h••• the followin1 Stell of h11tlnc on 1111 petition provmons of IN Proposal raqw-l:s. Calif0fnl1 Contrector's llc:1nM cwrent et the time of submission of the Biel: In the lollowln1 news• Each INdder must hlw1 1 Cina 'A' llc1nse. paper of r•ner•I clrcu· General Encln-1111 ContraclOf. or a C·34. Ptp1llna UCIMSIC&ASSlfKATIOfh UCOSICOOlr telion, printed in this ContraclM end •bo Ila P'IQUlllfled as requ1red ._ ............. C-9Ct• a county: DeilJ Pllol by law OATE: JUN 28, 2002 A Contractor usln1 • crelt or claulfic1tlon not ....... c-trecter <-I t JUDGE RICHARD 0. $hown on the General Prev1llln1 W•1• FRAZ£E. SR .• AJOGE OF Determlnatt0ns mey be required to pay the w .. e ~ Pntecf Spedflcet THE SUPERIOR C~T rate of that craft Of clulfflc:1tlon most closely 81tWer a.-.nc...... aile4 fer ..... ..._.tte4 et ti-•f '-14 ~. Mery Allee Pelm• related lo II •• shown In the Generel Mt••--1&-'ly.....,t1t 38SonBon Determinations effective al the lime of the cell 1. The Contractor shell have blln In buslneu under lhl seme name and L•aun• Niauel, CA 92677 lor bids. Callf0<nl1 Coolractor'• llc1nM for • minimum of 5 contlnuou. yeers prior Published Newport The Contractor •hlll COfllPly with Ille provisions to the bid openln1 411• for thlt Project. The licensa usad to setisty this 8eech·Costa Man Dally of Section 1770 to 1780, lnctu1lva, of the Cellf0<nl• requirement shall be of the sema type reciulrld b'/ the contract. Pilot July 11, 18, 25, Labor Code; thl pr1v1lllnc rtte and sc1la of w11es 2. The Conttec:lor shall provide • minimum of 3 relerencH for projects Auaust l, 2002 Th499 established by th• City of Coate Mesa, which are simllar In scope end size to this Project which 1>1ve been successfully IS( 12ISS on hie with the Cily Cl1tll of th• City of Costa completed durlnt the put 3 YHrs. Men: and shill fOffelt pan1tlles pr1sc¥lbad therein THE REGENTS Of THE UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA --COUIJOf for noncompll1nc1 of seld Cocl1. Jul'l 2002 ,_.,,Of The City Council of the City of Coste Me.s1 Published Newport lluch.costa Mesa 0.ily Pilol July 25, Auc\.15tl. 2002 lh521 ~-" reserves Ill• rlaht lo reject any •nd/fK ell bkb. OIAa JUUU~=1.::~ ISCl!IJ4 NOTICeOl'TltUSTH'S •IE:WTCJll.JASlllSll, Oeted: July 29, 2002 llOllCIOf PmllOITO TNllWa ~No. 05-Tt-...... NOTl1 M1ndal0<y job walll·throup Is required AIR IMBTAnOf: 2te71 l.a.\ No. IO.A2144S3 starhna at Iha Cost• Miu City H.U lobby, n T12N710190000000 fair Otlve, on Tuesday Auaust 13, at 101.m. VllCSA .. MMnlY.v..AW•-YOU ARE IN OEFAUlT IO'llCITOC8tOIS Pubttshed Newport Buch·C~t• Mase Oellr Pilot CAITITtb~lc<MnfY =..cATEF~ NOTICE IS HEREBY Au1uP 1. 8 , Z002 Th749 WllO. ••JHSJ 30, 1vw UNLESS you GIVEN to the crtdtlon "' .. TAKE ACTION TO end oonhn1enl c:;11ditors To all heir"s, benehclanu, credilon, cont1n1ent PROTECT YOUR of VICTOR H. JASHINSIO, c1ed1tors. end persona who mey otherwise be PROPERTY, IT MAY BE dactOlnl. th•I ell pet· lnte<ested 1n the wilt M ut1l1, or both, of· ~ 1F"ioJ'NE~ sons h•w1nc clelms VERONICA H McCAR THY ah VERONICA EXPLANATIOH OF THE •&•Inst the decedent ate HIRSCHMAN McCARTHY ak1 VERONICA McCARTHY NATURE OF THE requtred to hie them A PETITION FOR PROBATE hes bffn filed b'/ F. PROCEEDING AGAINST with the Super-Court BURKE McCARTHY 1n Ille Superior Coutl of YOU. YOU SHOULD of Celil0<nia . County of C•hfornia, County of ORANGE. CONTACT A~~ <Kent•. al 341 The City TH£ PETITION FOR PR08AT£ requests thet F ~~.!:· nor9i ton1 Drive, P.O. Bo• 14171, BURKE McCARTHY be appointed IS paraonal .,..._ to N ~ CK1n1e. Calitorn11 92813, representaliwe lo adm1mster the 1stll1 of the c-w-, 700 Civie and to mail a copy lo deudenl. Cenar Drive WNI. In lhl VICTOR MICHAEL JASH- TH£ P£TITION requests the dtcedent's Wiii end City OI S.U Ma, CCUWy INSKI, Trustee of 1111 cocltc:1ls, if any. be admitted lo 11robat1. Thi Will d ~. ~ Jlshlnstll famitr Trust and •ny codicils are avarl•ble for ea1min1tlon In ~·CorpOt'llC!On. 1 UTO 5/5/89. within the ll>e Ille kepi by tile court ~ COIJIC!lllllOI' 11 liter of four (4) monlM THE •PETITION requests authority to administer ~ ~ T'n.tllal after lhe dale of the the estate under the Independent Admlnlstretion '-* 1t1111 Oll1lln OMO OI first publication of this of Estates Act. (This Auth0<lty will allow the TIUll •~ by Notice to Ctedltors °'• personal represenl•live to take meny actions ~ ur: if notice is mailed ot without obt1lnln1 court approval. 81f0f1 taklnc -· ' : TNllCtl. personally delivered to certain very Important actions, however, llM ,_,,.., Ol'I Aptl 1, 11181, you, tlllrty (30) days personal repr1senl1live will be 11qulred lo ctv• 11 ~ No. after lhe date this nollca notice to Interested persona unless they have 19M01~. cl Ofllolll is malled °' per$0nally weived notice R-* tll clllOI cl": delivered to you. The or consented to the proposed action.) The ~ ~$11111 OI deelcllnt was the Trus· Independent ldminlslration 1uthot1tr will be ~ il'6er Iha tor of seld trust at 1038 crenled unless •n interested Plf5CHI fllal •n f10W9f cl .. ._.... Goldenrod Avenue. Co- objecllon to the pelitt0n end &hows 1ood ceuse ~. WILL SEU AT rona dll Mer. Calilorni• why the court should nol l!'anl the authority. PUellC AUCTIOH TO 9262!>. A cleim fOfm may /'. HEARING on the petition wlll be held on AUGUST l:;,E ~ ='! be obteintd from the 22. 2002. at 1:30 p.m. rn Dept. l73 located 11 341 dllQ(llltyltibla •t11 liml clerk of th• Orana• The City ~Ive South. Oun1•. CA 92968. ot ..,. In ...., ~ d County Super10f Court IF YOU 08JE.CT to tll l'"'8d .... , ...,.,._ F0< your prolectt0n you the ar•ntlnc of the petition, you should 1ppear 11 ~ ...,_ °' are encour•c•d to Irle the hlannc •nd state your obteellons or file written Implied II to ... ._, your clllm by c..-t1fied otljections witJt the ~ blf0f1 lha h1t1nn1. Your c::=... m°' mall with return ttcetpl appeerlfiCI may be In person Of 11'1 your •ltorney. 1111a and .,.._. requested. If' YOO ARE A CREDITOR Of' contln&fllt crld1t0f to lrld ,_ ,_ 111¥ a Dated: .luly 15, 2002 of U. deceased, you mus~ flll your cllim with Md! TNlllae 11'1 anlto t11 JOHN G. BRADSHAW. a tba court a11d mail• ~ dlaaMlad Professionll l1w copy to the ~sonel rapt1Mnlltlv1 eppo1nt1d by ~ ~ 111 :: Corporett0n, by: the court within lour months from the date of Si.la lo<Wll:: Ti ,.__ JOHN G. BRADSHAW. the lint issuance of letters N provided In Probate No ' 937.-..<a"f' Frotn A~ fer,,_,_ Code section 9100. Thi ttma f0< fitmc c:i.11111 "''" WormMtOn Wild! ltll ~ o. NAOSHAW not up1re blfOf• four monttls from the haer.n1 T"*-dMl'lll relllbll. A 'rafeHl•••I l•w dlle nohc:ed ebove. o.. fclr "'*" Tn.MR < ....._ YOO MAY EXAM1NE 1111 flle kept by Ille court. ,,_.. no ~ = aoo If '/OU .... pe<son lnllfHt•d '" Ult est•I•. 1ou :.,:·:..~ oor: , ....... ,,__... may Ille with the court • Request fOf Speclel d1alf llllloi1 bl .. m-s-t. a-, (..,..,,... Notice (f0<m OE·l!>-4) of the fihn1 of an lnwanlOfy dnci1Ded ~ 11 t 2707 end •PP' 1isll of 111111 assets or of an., petition purpatWd to 111 792 St<rte ._ .... J7 814 or •ccount as provided In Probate Code aechon WM!ay*CA =~ ~ Published Newport 1250. A Request !Of Spedel Notice IOfm 1s av1ll1ble ~ ii ~ lold fQr Beacll·Costa M11a Dally from ltMI court clerk. lhl'llUflloM d Pevtrla N Pilot July 25. 31 . Aupst Attw -y fw 'etltt-ri obllallklnl .cur.a~ 1, 2002 ThW518 HOWN' & STaUA ul4 OMO ol T v-u•J.o...-lndudlng ,... RctlM ..... 11001rvr-c--~ .• st •. to0 IXpanMI 0( ..... Thi ._~ '"''"· <A tH 18 IOlal 8l'llOIO af .. unpaid -Published Newport 8uc:h·Costa Mesa D1ll1 Pilot r:=' ~~ The follow1n1 persons art doln& business es: July 26, Aueuat t . 2. 2002 f'Tlt0'5 rlMOnllbly ~ eotta, ...,_. _, Wer Weasel lnlern1tlon1I T actlcll Supply Spaclel· ls1s, 230 £. 17th St., Coda Mesa. CA 92627 SUUOIS IOTAOOI~ NOTICl TO oEfEHDANl: (Avlso a Acusedo) Americln fundtnl Corp., • suspended COfporellon and DOES 1 • I 0 inclusive YOO ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF (A Ud. le est• dtrn•ndando)" P1triclo. G Hervey, 1n 1ndtvldu11, Catbletn 0. Hlfv•'I. en ifld1wldual You hne 30 CAl..CHONI OAYS •Iler thts summons 1s Mned on you to file a typewritten rHj)Onse 11 lhts court. A letter °' phone call wlll not protacl you, rour typewritten response must be In p<opet llr•I fOfm if you went the court to hear your cesa If you do not f~• rour responM on time, you mey lqse the caw, and your w1111. money end propetty mar be taken without fuflhlr warnln1 from the court. There are olhet 11&•1 11qulr1menls. You may went to ull an •ltorner tlcfrt •••r If you do nol know an att0<ner . you may c•ll 1n 1tl0fney referral se<vlce °' a 111•1 •id office (lliled ill tile phone boolt), Oupun de que le enlr .. uen tstl clt.clon llldlclal u1tld tlene un plazo tlo JO OIAS CAt.ENONllOS para t>llMnlar un• respuu ta ascrlte • m1quln1 en asta eot"le. Una c1rt1 o una ll•m•d• telefonlca no le ofrecer1 11rotecclofl; au respuute esctll1 • m1quln1 Ilene qui cumpllr con las forrn11liclades lal•lel aprop!He1 11 umtecl quill'• Cjlle 11 cort1escucha111 ceso. Si usted no Pf-l• 111 r91fJ111tll t tlempo, plllde pel'dar II CHO, y II puedln qVlllt IU Nlaflo. SU cllnero 'I ottu COHMe SU proplffed tin evllo 1dklon11 por port• de I• cof'tl. Eabtan otroe reqi,bltos lapllt P11MI quo u1tld quiet• Mimer • vn ~lo "'-41•'-"tl. IA no conoc. a 1111 •lloCHO. flVlde .. .-. 1 1111 ltf'Yklo di r efar aftCla 0. •tocadot 0 e llfla ,telt'la dt 11lfcla lepl (VII •I dhctofle takfotlic.), CAM••--( .......... '-t etcGH,. NMC tMCJIMl ""'·CR The name •f'ld 14*• ~IN c-t ii (El llOflllbf1 "t 4wac:don 0. lo'°' .. et) 0r-.. ~ ~IOf' Cowt. 700 ~ C...ter Oflve w.tt, SMta AM, ClllfonM, Calttrat Jllleka C...ter Tiii_ .... ...,_,_........,._..., ot flllllllilra •llM~. Of •IMiff ........ "' attOf=r.: (ll '-::':.~la •ecdall /. tf -o .. t def ... ...a.. ..... 0 ., ....................... -..... ... ) JolM C. TMI, Jr., b q <• __,) ..... .,..,..., ,..., .......... ll, ••1 YOfl Kef._ 1#1., .... 1221, lrVIM, CA ntl2 (Ml) '~-==-·· ... .... , .. , .. = 0 ..,_...,..,.__ .. ......................... c.etli -· o.tly ..... ...,..1, I,, .. tJ.-Tll74' adY.-... llml d lflllrillllll~aftll Nolloe d l Nllle'• Sall le 1141.511844 o..t: My 2A. 2002 ~~8:5 F:.,=~~ *°"' 81wd . = $'°~<~ M2· s.. •i*Mnllllon {t11) 317· 7721 Of .....,,JJWww,llNMe mm Tl2te710llOOOOOOO rtll'lfl/02. OM>1.W. ~--l ~ ~TAIUA ........... ......... The fottowln1 pvsons 1ra dolnc bullnass as: O•n• M11lna Inn, 3411 Ptciflc Co11t Hl&tiwey, D•ne Point , CA 92'29 AJAM, Inc., {CA), 676 Shepard SlrHI. Sen '•dro, c~ 90731 This bualnlu It con· duded by; • cOfpoutlon HIVI you ttlrtld dolfll bullnH• ret? Ho AJAM, Inc. Up11Hn~ Ro... Mell· '¥h11 ····•-llt Wit rttM wittl tlll c.-ty Cleflt of Or ..... CIUl'lty Ott °"15!02 ....... ,.. Deity ,llot My m. AAll l , •• 15, 2002 'hl74i Robe<t Oimel, 230. £. 17th St .. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 [rte: WtMnar. 2'Jtl) E 171h St .. Coda Mesi. CA 92627 "'°" Stlwi, 230 E. 17th St.. Cosla Mase, CA 92627 This business Is con· dueled by: •. pneral parlnat1hip Have '/OU ster led doln1 business yel7 Yes, 12/2001 Robert H. Olmal Thi1 st•ttmant wu flied wltll th• County Cllrll. o1 Orena• County on07/?J/02 20026tlot71 Dilly Pilot July 25\... Aul 1,8, 15,2002 1n736 ........ Public hair lllfl Will be held by the Cost• Mesa Ptannln1 CC>t11t11lulon at City Hall, 77 Ftlr btfvt. Coeta Meu . C1llf0fnf1, et :;:,::·• or 11 -H thllf 11ftar on .............. 11. SHI, r11arCll111 the ........... Ions. 1. ~II of~ COnditll>nlll UM P•tl'lff ZA..O:Z·31 for Oen Zee· Ml.~ ... nt lot ~ Z.Ccurl, Tt ., to COMtr.ct I --'° " .._. fOt Met ......,..,.... __ _ atcnp °" l"P !Of .... en ..... llir-1a .... lltoat .......... locMM .......... att•'-A-• .......... lftanMC-.ltWI• ro11,....111 dlttrlltl111 The f .............. tlon· .. ...... ., ................. 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It CCMI• ,.,ty ea.trll CIP TM CaltfOl•&e Healtfl aM tlllct-4 br; 1(1 .....,...., KWa C111b M1uN 2tl lof9'J C... Slctllll:1 ~,:t-.!:-~I Ffo111w St., eo.u ;.;;;, 5'7J. , a ~ llt« " -wes CA t2eZ1 Wiii Ila flfM Oii Autlll NN wtth Iha ~ly Marll 0 Slll'loll 2.42.0 I, 2002 tt 6 00 p.M Ill Cltwll ot Oran,. County Fltal Aw.... COfoM c1a1 C-11 ~· 11 UM Oii Ol/la,/02 Mar CA 92625 CMo Center, Coal• aeet .... 7e7 Kristy Cteddlnc. 2121 1111111, California, at Otlly t'llot July ti, 18. f'MWIY Or., Costa Mesa, whkh time tlM lowd of 25. Aucutt l, 2002 Th503 CA 92626 Directors of the Cos" --T1I& bu,..,._ i. con· MeM SMIQ(y Oilttrlc:t ~--duc1ed tly: • ..., .. will hler end determine IDlll•UU p~ P'Ot1sts end obje.c:tlons, Nolle• It hetltly 11ven Havo you 1t.rted dolill and r•q-b fot II• putavent to 11cflon1 butlnlis y1tt No emption, If 1ny, to the 9071 and 3072 of tlll ... fk O. Simon propC>Md cher1ea ffK Clwll Codi of Illa St1t1 Kriaty Glad41na truh end 11rb•1• of Callfornle the unda(· Th8 st1t-111t WH collection for the 2002· .1,,..d, A·P Towlna will fi~ wlUI the Count11 03 flscal year ,ea Ml 1111 1t public 1uction, at Clerk of Oren1e County fOflh in a rl90fl filed 1022 E. CHES'fNUT, on 07/09/02 with lh1 Ci.tit of 1ttlo SANTA ANA. CAL. 92701 200tff0tl41 Dlatrlet •l Itta Dilv lct at 1;()1) am on a.zo.oi D•ltlf Piiot Ju~l, ta, Office, 77 r air Drive. .... followln1 .... sctl..__d 25 A•-••t 1 Tll!l04 Coste Mou, C1lrfornla. ... .,. "" • =r= ' " propert1.towlt: -.... NOTICE IS HEllE81 Vier: 2000, Mike : - FURTHER GIV£" thlt the MITSll, license t : .......... ..w rlPO't on fill In tti. -.. ..... s•-NV f •-Coat• "'"' Senlt•2 .. -. ... n , .. te; , Iha ollowlflf persons YIN t .AMlS41RX'rl'Ol6724 are clolnc bus#lau as: Dh1rkt Oftlc:•. 11 ft s.w "" Is fO< U. w ufiln1ton Squere Orlvl, may be •ut!Wllff ~ of satisfylnl lien Filrnlsflln&S. 1690 Pt• wellldap tiei-tl'll -• f D ,. __ , !low• of 1:00 • m. and "' INI ~ or c:1ntla Suite , -.-.• to wins and storeie Mesa, CA 92627 5!00p.ll\. toeettier with oosts o4 hrl•r Stroud, 324 COSTA MESA SAMtlMY Mw.tlaint ttne1 HplMIS Broadwey, Costa Miu, IMSTRICT o4 ... CA 92627 =n Revell, Cllflt of tlM l)M8cl this 26 day of Karla Claus. 324 ,11~lr!111d Newport July,2002 Broadwey. Coate Mesa, .IMl1 ~y CA 92627 Baodt·Cosl• Mase 0•11'1 Publllhad Newport Budt· Thd business ii eon· Pilot July 25. Auaust l, eo.u Miu Oaily Pik>t ducted by: an individu•I 2002 Th519 Aucusl l, 2002 Th757 Have"°" stwted IOmOf P9K-.......... clolnc business yet? Yu, NOTICE IS HEREBY .... ........___. lf!B•r''• Cllu's GIVEN that punuent to -" .. C1llfornl1 H111th end The followlnc persons Thi.s stetem.nt ••s Safety Code, Section era doln1 business as: filed with tile County 5473.l , 1 public hlllf'lftl CARPETSMITH, 1820 Cl«ll of Or1n11 Countr will be held on A11111st Monrovia Ave.. Cost• ~m::.as 8. 2002 11 6:00 p.m. In Masi. CA 92627 .,., Council Ch1mbats et th• Ounn·W•ll Clfpet & Daily Piiot July "'" Au1. Clvlc: Center, Costa Uphol1lery Ct11nln1. 1. 8. 15, 2002 Tl\740 Miu. Cellfornla. at Inc., (CA). 1820 Mon· Rell. .... which time tile 8owd of rovl1 Ave. Coste Mesa, ... ~ Oll'ec:lon of tit• Cost• CA 92627 -Meu S1nltlry Olstrlct Thi• business Is con· will hear and determine ducted by:• corporation protests end objections, Have you started end requ~ts for ••· doin1 busllless yet? No emption. If 1ny, lo the Ounn·Well Carpel & proposad cherpa for Upholstery .Clunlnc. liquid w11t1 collec:lt0n Inc.. Robert J. Dunn, !Of tile 2002·03 flacal Pre:sklenl 1ur H sel forth In • This 1t1tement was repGf'I filed with Ille hied with lh• County Clerll of the Oistrlct 11 Clerk of Oran1• Cou"'" UM 011ttlct Office. 77 on 07 /23/02 F•lr Orlwe. Coste Mase, 20026t1MIO C111f0tnl1. 011ly Pilot July 25, Au&. NOTICE IS HEREBY l . 8. 15. 2002 Th737 FURTHER GIVEN th1t thl Rell. ..... setd report on Illa In the Costa Mesa Senllary ... S..... D1slrtc:I Ofltc:a, 17 hir Drtve. may be 1aamin1d weelldars belwMn the hour. of 8 00 • m and 5:00p.m. COSTA MCSA SANllARY DISTRICT .loin Revalt, Clerk of the Olslrtel Published Newport 811ch·Costa Mesa Dally Pllol Julr 25. Au1ust l . 2002 Th520 ........... ... s...... The followlne persons ere dolnc business as: Yellow Jeck-I PartnHs, 3740 Campus Drive, 1 100, Newport BHch. CA92660 Woodco Investment Comp•nr. Incorporated, (CA), 3740 Campus Drive, 11100, Newpoft BHCh, CA 92660 MlchHI Sun, 17752 Mtk.IMlll IH. II vine, CA 92614 M11lhlnus OeKock. One Venll#t, •300, lrwtnt, CA 92618 This business 1s con dueled by a aanHel plr tnauhip Have rou started dolna buStness yet? Yes, 7 /7.9/'l002 Woodco lnv11tmenl Compeny, lncMpotaled Glenda l1w1s, S.cr•t•r 1 This alatemenl was filed with the County CIHll of Orenae Counlr on 07 (30/0'l 2002H117SO Oa1ly Pllol Aue 1, 8, 15, 22, 2002 Tll75l .......... ... s...... The loll0w1n1 per$0nS •re dotnl bu~nass a!> Yaniak1w1, 18261 En· ttrprlse Lint llA&B, Hunhnaton Beach, CA 92648 Y·USA, Inc.. (CA). 18261 Enterprise ln., •A & 8, Hunlrnaton Beech, CA92648 Tilts bus1neu is eon· ducted by: • corporation H••• you slerted doln1 business yet? Yes . 7·15·02 · Y USA, Inc., Ralf H. Ht1u, Prestdent This statement was ftled with the County Clerk of Oranae Countr on 07/17/02 20026tlOJl7 Daily PllOI July 25. Au&. 1,8, 15,2002 Th732 .......... ... s...... The lollow1n1 persons If• doln1 bua,,.•ss es. Scott Weaver, 1053 V1lle10 Clrclt, Cosl• Mast, CA 92626 Scott Christ opher Weawer, 1052 Velleto Ctrcle, Coste Mau, CA 92626 This bus•ness 1s con· ducted b'/ an lndmduel Hava you started do1n1 business yet? Yes. 7 1-02 Scott Christ opher Weaver This statement WIS ftled with the County Cieri!. of Orenae County on 07/23/02 20026t1ot74 Oally Pilot My 25. A111. 1,8, 15, 2002 Th733 ........... ... s...... The followlnc persons are doin1 business as: Celifornla L•&•I Center. 414 W. foutth St .. Ste. A. S1nl• Ana. CA 92701 The followinc l>Cf:ons are doina business es: Coste M1se CommunltJ Chureh, 463 Princeton Or., Coste Mesa. CA 92626 Robert f ann. 463 Princeton Dr., Coal• Mese, CA 92626 Shirley Fenn, 463 Princeton Or , Costa Meu, CA 92626 This businus Is con· dueled by: lwsbend end wife Hive )'OU Sllf'tld dotrt1 business yel7 Yes, June 23. 2002 Robert Fenn Thts stetement WIS fifed wit.II the County Clerlo. of Orence County on 07 /(19/0'l 200t 6t09S4S O•il'I Pilot July 11 . 18. 25, Aucust l , 2002 Th507 .......... ... s....... The followln1 parsons •re doin1 buslnus es: lmpect Dev,lopmenta, 83'7 S. Earlham, <Kine•. CA92869 W1yn1 Henry lewis, 837 S. Earlham, Oran11, CA 92869 John Hirano, 837 S. Earlham, Orena•. CA 92869 This business Is con· ducted by. • cener•I pertnership Hive you stlrted doin1 bu$1rntss yet? No Jolln Hirano Th;s statement wn flled with tile County Clefk of Oranc• County on 07 /30/0'l 2002 .. 11741 Deily P11o1 Aua 1. a. 15, 22. 2002 Th756 ........... ... s....... lhe follow1n1 persons ere doint buslnen IS Onbne loela. 1812 Port Klmllarlr Pl.. Newport Beach. CA 92660 OnllM Bulldinc Prod· ucts, Inc., (NV). 180 Newpor I Center Or. 1200, Newport Beech, CA 9:t660 Tlos buslnau is con· dueled by: • c0<por1tion Heve you started dolna business yet? No Onhn1 Burldin& Prod· ucu, Inc.. Richerd M. Oill, President This statement WH filed with the County Cletli of Oranae County on 07/19/02 2001't 1062S r ..... (AZ): U00 lrWIM ....... ~.l-....,.,. hadt,CA-Dlrl .......... Cit!• Mt-411ty:1 _,.1tilll Hawe yow atette4 ~......_.,..,y.._ 7/IVIOOt K., ~ Corpo· ratioll, lllld!iMJ ew ..... '1-.....t 1W. •t•taMlftt w• flied ...... tM Col.llltJ Cllfk of CJJlftl9 O-ty Oii 01 /l tiOZ _,.., .... O ... y Piiot Mi, 21. A.le. l , •• 15, 200Z Th5t'1 ........ ......... Thi foteowillc '*'°"' .,. doinC buslllna •: Inventor 1' ·Wor~allop, 2'02 San Marco, New· port B11ef\, CA t2MO Jwome Robert Flynn. 2602 San MMcci, ... w. P«t ll1aet1, CA 92MO This bu...... la COii• ducted by: an llMIMdlual Hive l'OU sllft.cl cto1t11 bu&ltless yet7 No --Robert flyM 'This s tatement ,. .. ftl9cl with the C-ty Clerk of Or1fll9 C.-ty on07/23/02 """'···· Dally PMot My 25, ~. 1,1, 15,2002 Tll7'3 ......... ......... The followln1 Plf'IOftl •re dolfl& buslnal ··= At the T1ble, 4651/r S.1w8'd ltoad, Corona Clel Mar, CA 92625 Cl'll<~I Lynn lla1etd, 465 1/1 Saewwd Road, Corona d1I Mar, CA 92625 This business Is con· ducted by: an lndMclv•I Hive '/OU started dolnc business r•t? Y11, June 1, 2002 Chlfl Lynn Lleftld This 1tat1m1nt was llled with the County Clarll of Or1n11 Countr on07~/02 too26totlta 01lly Piiot My 11. 18, 25, Au1u1t l , 2002 TMlO Rell. .... ......... The followln1 peraons ere doln1 business 11: OCstocllpiclo.1r com, 18342 Rein Circle. Huntlncton 8a1dl. CA 92641 John Jlson Barlusldl, 1834 2 Rain Circle, Hunhnaton Beach, CA 92948 This busman Is con· ducted br· an indMdual Have you sl•ted dolna business ywt7 No lohn Jason Bat tuskk Th•• at1temant w11 hied w•th the County Cllfk of Or•nc• County on07/19/02 too2 ..... " Dellr Pilot July 25. Au1. 1,8, 15,2002 Th522 ........... ......... The followlnc pet sons ere doinl business as: MMM .llweky Oeslcn•. 2371 Littleton Clrcll, CMl1 Mesi, CA 92626 Mlct>tlle Martt MllMr, 2371 llltleton Clrcl1, CMtl Mau. CA 92626 Thls business Is ton· ducted by: en lncliwiduel Have you stertld dolnc buslnln yet? No Mic.Mlle ...... Mlllilf Tiiis slltemant w11 ftlad Wtlh lM County C&lr1I of Or •na• Countr Oft f11/U/02 to026t1 .. 82 Oeily Pilot July 25. Aue l, 8. 15. 2002 Th738 Tile fotlowlnc pe<wons ., • dolna buslntu n : Bees & 8aulllft. 433 l ocust, Laaun• Baldl, CA92651 Linda Gell Booth, 433 locust SI., l•cun• B1ecll, CA 92651 Thh bu1inau Is con· dueled by: an lndmduel Have you started dolnr business yet? Ho Lind• Gall Booth This 1l1ltmenl was filed with th• County Clttll of Oren1• County on07~/02 IOOHtotlSI Delly Piiot July_ 11 . 18. 25, A11rust l . 2002 Th509 The followln1 per1on1 are doln1 bu11ness 11. Wohl/Westport. 2402 Michelson Drlw1, Suite 170, Irvine. CA 92612 Wohl/Westport llC, a Callfornle Limited lt1· bllllr Company, 2402 M1c:helson Drive, Su1t1 170, lrv1n1, CA 92612 Kent Gre1or1 Wohl, Trustee of Wohl R1vo· cable Trust U/A/O 2/181 93, 2402 M1cllalson Otlva, Su1t1 t70. lrv1n1, Eric J Goodman, 250 N. Pine SI , Ofanae. CA 92866 Pally Pilot July 25. Au&. ...... ..... \, 8. 15, 2002 Th730 ... ...... CA 92612 This business Is con dueled by co·partner1 Hewe you sterled doinC business yet? Yn. 06/2~ Kent Gre101y Wohl, Truslff WohVWHtporl llC Peter 0.sfOfps, Men 1~11 stetemant wn llled with the County Cllrlo. of Oun11 County on 07/'30/02 20016t11740 Oeil~ Pilot Au1 I, 8. 15, 22. 2002 Th152 ......... ......... Th• fottowlnc persona ,,. ctolnc bu11nau H : f(ule ln• .. t-nt Grouo, 3740 C1mp11• Orlv•. 11~..1....'!f•port k1ch, CA .-~ Scot l . lawl1, 3740 Cempus Orin. •1001 =ort llHc:h, Cl\ Cilleftda o Lewis, 3740 C1mp111 Drive, 1100, :;.:gort BHCh, CA ni.w.-u ~ ........ , . .-.. part-• ..... .,., ....... ...._....._.,.nv ... Vlll'M • GllMIC.l..._ n• 1e.t-1 wn ,... ... "" C:O...ty Cllf• of OrllflP Cov11ty Ofl07/11J/fn ...,,., .. Oeler , .... A4IC l ... 15, ~.~ Tllm ......... ' : , .... .. , ......... ... ..:-·== .c':: .................. -~,.,..., ........ I) Arlt&ar L .. ,.~ Olllllf' C:> .,.._, .,.,,. ....... l = ......... c ....,.., ....... ..... . ...... . William C Cr•'t. 412 Goldenwn l St.. Hun· lln1ton Buell. CA 92Ma Thts bu51ness Is con· ducted br· •n lndlvtduel Haw you sllrtecl dotnc busrna&11 ,.11 Ho Eric Goodman, General Perl:tler Thls statement was filed will! the County CWll. of Ot1n1• County on 07/09/02 20026totU2 0.ilJ Pilot Jul1_ U , ta. 15, Auavsl I. 2002 Th50ll ........... ... s....... ..... ... ~ The followln& pano111 -,,. ~ businesa as: Tiie followln1 penons Johnson s Showrootl'I era dolna bu'Sinas es: floorlfll, 210 Amtth,.al A) CALWEST PROPER· Ave .. Newport Beach. CA TIES. B) CALWEST 92662 REAL TY, C) PRIOUIN11( Earl Ryan Johnson. REALTY. 3213 Midllc•n 31248 Nici Ave., Men· Aw., Coste Mew. CA t-. CA 92359 92626 Thb business Is con CAL.WEST Properties. ducted ,.,. an lncllwtduat Inc., (CA), 3213 Michl· Heva ,.ou stlf'ted pn Awe. Cost. ...... CA dolnc lwllMaa yaO No 92626 Ewl ll11n Joflnaon This business Is con· Tiiis 1tlt•-nl wu ducted by; a c:Ofporlllon hied with the C-ty Have you stertld Clarll of Or111 .. CMntr doln& bvsiMst y1t7 No on 07 /'Jtl)/02 The lollowln1 persons Celwnl Proptttles, IMHtl 17 .. ">1 d01lna buTslnau u9): Inc .. ltocln11 Plu.cancll, 01ffy Pilot A111. l. & 15, A fw t1r utOfs, President 22, 2002 Tll756 Arl11M LNfnln1 Center. This statement was .,.-._ ..... C) Arlster, 901 Dove Meet wllh tM County - Sltffl, Ste. 190, Haw· Cle<k of Orinp County .......... pottBuch,CA92fi60 Oll07/lt/02 f Arl•I•• L•1rni111 c.n 2"2•ttMS I Tiit olowlfle ...,_ ter. t..lC (CA), !ICU Dow• 01lly Piiot Ju .... 25. A.ia .• ,. doif'le lltdlMI• •: str .. t. Svlt• ·~Al!-•· ., 2.j Andrew -...... tm port 8Hch. CA ,.aw 1• 8• 15• 2002 ThS 4 To1HOen St., Founl1lll This business 11 con· ....... if v•1.CAt270I cl11c t1d by: limited M • ptf .. tf Andrew S. Nlcflofl, Uoblllty CO. 93'71 T-.11 St., FCMln· H•va you 1tltted c1otnc ............. lalll Y ... y. CA tl70t bu .... t•U Yet TIM followl!W peraon Tllh ......... COii· Alltllf l.t1r•lftt C.tt• hH MMdona4 ~·-MIM by. Ill ~ ::-..;~~-.. =:· s :.. ~~"= = ii.=!.-=1 ... Tllil at•t-t wn ~ Fw!Wtw1, .. S. Nldlatl flla4 wttti .... c-t) -(, 171t1 st. ••• ...!....,. ~ .. :..-, Clwtl ef Or..,.. County Colle ..... CA tftZ7 ,_ ....,. •- CM ot(la,t02 ""9 ,ldlteoa ...... ~ of Of1119t c:....ey _ ..... ,.. _ ,...,,., ..... witn/UIW. 2:1'. Nl4 .........] lhJ.!t ••• fllld .. Or..... ......'"" a~-.., . zm ,_ c..ty • •-"02, fU ..., Net,.,, 81..,Allls ....... llD. IIUJl•1• I.I. tt;Jm til7a l0tr-. Cteft, t•l ........ •Ht1111tt1t I I I ll, .... ..... Tiie ......... ,__ l._tlll...,_ hodl, CA ... ..... .,.................. .,.. ........ ...... =·, ... Diner...... 11* .............. -............ . ~cl:A .... ~_::c::........., C."raa':..t:" :;;;...::::-;....".': it:F..!i'i:l ~~ .... : etlllt Frlflfl 21102 ~ .... = ...... -CA .,.., .... ,_, • .__... • ..:.: fllltt ....,.. • -l -blHI ....... ...... ... ... .,,........... . ..... ,.., .. .... .....,.....w ............ ,... ... ~,, .. .... :=i:5 aE , __ ..._ .......... ............ ............. lW!d!f.9!!1.• Ml • ............. _Ltlll ................. ........................... ........................... TLC·llnen Co111p111y, 1181 lrvln. Ave .. Co•t• MIN,CA92eZ7 Thll'IN ~ti Hlllll, 1917 lfvl111 Ave., Cost• Miu, Clllf. 92627 Tllh but.Ines$ la con dueled by. 111 indi\'ldu1I ~ft YIMI a br led t"~llslMU Y•H Yes, Tl\ereq Almeta H1nll Thia st1t1ment was filed with the County Clerk of Otenae County on 07/l!l/02 IOOIH1062' Dilly '•lot July 25, Aus. I, I , lS, 2002 TI\729 w.. ..... ... --.. The lollow1n1 persons Cenron. CA 12979 s .. aan little, 19032 C1nyon Me1dow1, T"b11co CenyoA, CA 92179 Thh IHI~ II con- ductH b~ lill~ Have YOll abftH 4lolflc ~ ret1 No ~nllttle Ttlit tb~I Wll filed with UM County Clerk of Orenp Cownty on07/23/02 IOU691MU Dilly P'llot July ZS. A111. a.a. ts.2002 Th739 .......... ......... Thi loUowlna persons •r• dofll& busifteu as: VIiie 81b Consltnmef\t F urnlture, 369 £. 17th Strut, Coste ~ ... CA 92627 K1rl1 Cl1y1 ~o=, Co1ta Me11, Tiiis busl-ls con· ducttd by: M lt11IMd11el ~ .. .,. •brttd dolfta buUMu yell Yet, 7/20/(12 KMleCleus Tiiis atate-t w11 flled """" the Co.Inly Clefll of Or"'8 COllnty CHI 07 /23/(12 IOOIMIMM D1lty Piiot My 2'1..Alla. 1, I, 15, 2002 1n741 .......... ... --.. The followln1 IN'Mfll •• dolna busjneu 11: Hetworkln1 Co111111u11l· e1tlo11 S.r11icn, ms Pln1cr11k Or. rl23, Cotti Mesa, CA 9262' Cr1l1 Jorden, 2855 Pln1cr .. 11 Or. Fl23, Coate Mme Cf, 12121 Tlllt IHltiMsl le COil· duclH -y: ... ift411w141111 Hewe Y041 •lifted dolfll -u.-.. yetf Ho Ct ... JordM Tlllt ... ._t ... fM --~ C-ty ~of~C-ty on 07/llJOZ ....... ,.. Oalfy , .... July 25, Allji. 1.1. 15,2002 Tll744 ......... ......... l 111 followh11 I*' IOlll .,. dolnt buslneu 11: Cu.·Clews, 902 W. I 7ttt St., Coate Mau, CA 112127 .teny It Cua, 396 Utt StrMt fl7, Cosll Mesa, CA92627 Tiii• business It con· ducttd lly: an lndlvlclual H1v1 you tt1<t1d dolna tw•'"e yet? Ya )=02 ......... ........... The foMowlna P«aon• lfe dol111 buslneas as Hl' Group. 1624A Co· rl1nd1r Drive, Cost• Miu, CA 92626 John 01vlcbon, 1624A Cotlandlr Onve, Costa Mesi, CA 92626 Tiiis bus-Is con· dllct1d by: en lndMdu•I H1v1 you stwted clolna business yell Yes, 5199 .lotln Oevldson Thia at1t1m1nt was filed with lh• County Cleek pf °''M' County on07/lt/02 IOHM10621 Olllly Piiot July ZS. All&.- 1, I , 15,2002 TllS7J .......... ......... Thi followlne f*IOlll 111 11otn1 buain.s n : MKJ Enterprln, 44C Seville Avt., 81tboa, CA 92661 Mtchlll Kati Jacobi, C44 S.vlllt Ave., Balboa, CA 92661 Thi. busl nat Is con· dueled by: 111 lndMdu•I H.eve you started dolna bus "'" yet? Ho Mkhfff kMI JKol>t This statement was hied w11l1 the County Cllrll of Or•nt• County 01107/29/02 Je01 .. 11U4 O•lly Pffot Aus, I, 8, 15, 22, 2002 Th70 TM .... wine PlflOnt The foAo-a . .-... TIM f~ ,_..,. ........ buelMM ... ., .... ~ ... ., ............... ~ If c.MfetlMe, SWmlcel s..-. OM1111 ..._vw Lew Offiel, 422 3400 Irvine Ave , f202, & l>evetopnMnt, nn fernl11f, C.,one del Hewpert Buell, CA ruln•ood Pl , Coste Mw,CA92tl5 92&60 Wu, CA 9262e Tiiie t..i. .....,., , C22 R•ymondl '•nneton, juditll s o...... nn rw"'8af A-. CorON 2'00 Unlvarsity, Hew THkwood Pl.. Costa dll Mat, CA t:ll25 port 8eectl, CA ti660 Miu, ~ 92626 This bus-It COii TIMs busineu It con Thts b11Mness 1s con ducl•d by 1n 1114i!Vldual ducted by: 111 lndMdu•I ducted by' en 1nd1vldual Have you atartltd dolnC Mlve you at1rted Hive Y°'-' •lifted binlntss yet? Yn, 7 • l • do"'& bu•IMu .,_,,Ho doir1t bu$kteSs yetf Yet, 02 R1ymonde hnl\eton .kine l, 2002 lint Bush Hoover rllrs a~I w11 Judith S. Oehle Thn •t•,•ment waa fiMd wltll !tie County Thos statement was hied with the County Clelll of Ot 11111 County filed With Ille Co~1111y Cllrll of Or 11111 County M '11/(S/(12 Clerk of Onn11 County on 07/(S/02 109 ...... SS on07{!JIJ/02 2002H0 9'27 O•llLPtlot Ally 11. 18. 2002H117'4 Oatl• Pilot July II, 18, 2S, iA!; 1. 2002 m.99 Dally Pilot Aus I, 8, IS, 2S, Allp!St 1. 2002 ThS06 ~~:J:ur ad 22. 2002 Th7S4 (.;.) .. ;is ... '78 Policy = • How to Plac e A ---Deadl ines--- 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 liability for any error in an advertisement for which ii may be responsible except 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 By Fax (949) 631-6.594 (~ include your oame end phone numbu end we 'II call you bide wilh a pnce quoce.) By P hon e (949) 642-5678 By Mail/In Pe rson: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 At Newport Blvd. & Bay St. Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Ho urs Saturday". .................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 11:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm Ind ex ANllOU,.aMINTS & MISC. GARAGE SAil . BUSINESS & FINAN CW 1310 IM._ OfPOl19l'f All r11I estele edver tltlna In lhts newspaper Is subject to lhe fedef al hr Houslna Act of 1968 e a a mended which meku It 1!1e11I lo edverbM •eny prefer· ence, llmltetion or discrlm1n1llon based on race, color, reh&ion, su . handiClp, femlhel 5tatus or netlonal orjaln. or an intention to make any sud! preference, llmlta- tlon Of dlsc11mH'lation ' Tflb MWsp191f Wiii not knowinsly accept eny ldv11 hsemenl tor rul utat1 which 1'S 111 vlotmboft ot lh• few Our readers ere hereby Informed th•I ell dwell lnp 1dverlised 111 this llewspaf* trl IVlllable Of\ 111 tq111I OflPOl'IUn1ty beill. 1419 2305-2490 Fl""HCIAl Pf!OGRAM$ •HMd help wiUt rOV( ltn111Ct1I s1tuelion 1 Wt speclellte In poor cred1V btnkruptcy/ consolid•· hon/ mOfl&a&I & euto. Call today for 1 better tomonow KLEIN fl· lllALESTATE llR SALE OHi.,......... for .... 2 ,S1ys only. Evarythlna must S' (9'9) 250-ma 8IBJIY/ -Dl•llllJSI -PRECIOUS METALS NANCIAl SERVICES l • C-t C... .... 866 28"4·3878 Bus. hrs Old Coins! Gold, ailvar, IOam·r E.S.T !lw*Y. '#lltdllt, ...... Manly Wllllld -iii:ollKbblniiiiiiiii!Ntillllii~ •••• ,..... ...... $100«..SMOIC IUSICAl ....... ib ...... by,.... ~Wlirft ua... m + ,..ft 90 RM I """""11 I• = 9&791-!IO«> --------........... -=·-=--IMMEOIA TE CASHlll US pension fundlna pays 1:11sh now for 8 yHrs of you1 future pension payment~ CaJI 800·516· 1325 for • FREE. no· obhsalion eshmate W-U5'H1llSIOft 3615 T ec;hnk:s, top of the line Olaital Ensemble Pleno model PR900. Absotutl4ty Buullful. pd $8700. sell $4000/obo 71•·775-4335 3111 soos-saso •Home <1wners only • Good & Bad Credit • Holl\come Vlf f icllllo!' o BK't/fOflC.~I OK ~~a.c. 949-MS-1019 llJUS11UL PidtRIYFOR WIE 44m 1400 ............... A( Offlc•-........... AYO. H e per ..-. ft.,..,Ht..Cl~HU ......... "········· ... ,~ 'rime Ofllc./Medlcel Bldas. Call P1trlcll Tenore Hetlonwlde USA 9'9 ... S6~t70S <o•t•• l •llt •••" Sl•t•• Conlemporerr Home. 38r plus olfte1, 3.S81 with panonmk: views, wood floors, ar•nll• counters. ataif\· leas slMI appliances. •at Mike Dunn !M9-262·3612 Lo.-n.r .. a,cti .., Cllf 3b1, bNmed celts, hdwd firs, v•y cll1n. fltst lime on m1rll1t in 30 yrs. By Owner Sl.17S.OOO 949-261-12.lC a210 c-tsey lo Brokars .................. ._. horse pr09Wty wltll 11Most 2 left of left4 with PoOI on 1n l!500 aq.tt. flat pad. suoo.ooo. '"· Miiie OuAI\ 9'9-262·3612 ,_.ISTATU , • .,.. T1llCMtl UWW91USA t49 .... J6..t70S www.p1trk:llt1nor1.com l.111111 ..... OPIN SAT-SUN 1-S ,,,..~a-.. 2bf, 2b1, ., .. t views. m1ny llPCJ•deslll S639K CeM ~322-0932 To con\911111 of dls crlmlrtatlon, eel HUO loll· lr11 at l-IOCMlc-8590 lund1n1 com (CAL •SCAN) .._. ...... -. .. Oltect !M9-389·la2C ............................. ....,.. ..... ...... Stile s.t., 7-12 -Shlldy Dr .. Coste .... 1t lntiM & Cabf Mio. Misc furnehlf 1 6 much mor •I ........ s-.s.t .. I JI) 326 E 16UI S1111t Costa Mesa, ktwMn Tustin & S.11t1 An•. PURCHASC OR REFI· HANCE Wt work wilh Unique and Cltallena1n1 situations. When b1nks H)' NO Wt SI)' YES Cell 888·880 7'88. Amtflcan Resldentlel F ""d'"I· DRE broker I01242013. (CAL •SCAN) APPlWUS - :::Z.. S:-S:-1 1121: NIW LISTING Loe on A s.-tt c....... .._ ..tt .. ............nn Btlbo• lslaocl fab 100 loceled In Newport ww l t ••• ........ blk loc. Oveniled lot 3br Htllhh·Complellon .,_ • .., W. ... 2b1 & 2.bf lb• ept. Sumrnw 2002. CBr (Ol)t •'r ~l_... l«•V~eaoeltw 5th Br) 5.58elh home •u lllm-949--673·'°62 735·706' willl • WOfldll'ful Grelld ......, -.... PIAIRIUll st1lrcu1 end entrr .--Coastlino Realty 949-7st- s•••-T•• 9 WHh, swoet, bl911tlf11I, 901' ....... ,..._. _o_•n ____ _.,.. __ ...... s-. s.t., 1-Evl!Ylfikltl must 101 m Mapolle St .. between lrll!n:{TustlA, Coat• ..... Rtfri&er•tor 1180/H . poltr trelMd, $.350. Waa"-/Df'Ylf. $140/H . !M9 7111-2005 ,..., • Charmin& 38r lie C-r-lldeM llc1tt IB• on Belvue lane, & bficltt 28r. 2 story wondlrful temlly home townhome, nur comm on • lwp lol. lots ol pool a tennii, a•led. room to up1nd, t1r11 mov.,.111 rNdy SClC,500. open r11r petlo. Offeted 11ts. Ann, Bill, or 11 $949,000. Call Heton• S11i1nne, Prucllntlal Ce Joy Of Jim Jacobs M9· R111ty 949 632·2890 673·36&3. Shown by 2 laAllO lllW Liit 1• ... h I I H•lnll 1111 hcellenl Condition M!l-M&·SICS c.unRSFOR tmUSE C1 , .. ., ...... MACROinD'IA SOFT· WARE, llf1nd new & 1/3 off retllt Authorwere 6 BUY WttOUSALE DIRECT Oltec:IOf 8.5 Colcltuslofl • WfloteN .. broilers of & Flaa!! MX fOlltOF• Qnllty M1n11tect11red pltef Fre1t11nd 10 7 H•-•· s... 111t to ,_. T ....... ('77)Cllll- • ltlWll tltl MCUlJ deel 140,000 IH"nt .. d. !21&~l!f!CM.!•!SCAN!~);r- .,. '"" •111t ~ to MIBllMllBIT lllnow l·I00-242·0060 II~ <CAL •1cwo ...,,...,...,. ............ , .... CD'lllil.... Int ----.. . , , ~-... . -• I I ,,,~~ ~ c•10 ~ ow.r ........... ~·~ .,..._, ·--·-·---......... ___ ,, __ ........ .............. '°'-~· Jiu, RM. Solll, ftodl, (U:. 50'• • .,. ftCMl>W·T ...... • n 111111111 •11111111 -Pow•rcllalf·4 wheel c"-utteur Mobility "lit• lleat VI~•" mo4el, 11111 jio&t S'OQO/laat 'tf Mii ""° 71 .. 771·433!1 I I Ill °'' 1 '11 l 'rnm Ftl 'f II .. ljltlOltltmltll. CUSTCNI MOMU IAYW llMMCI ,...,.VllW ·~ ..,. ........ A •• .., __ ......._ Str lo Bit Coron• end lookout point. 0c.eM & Jelly VllWI C°:::':l:nt lite .... s ...... Completlon Summer 2002. Coesllillo RNlty 949-759-0ln ....... r._.... condo, So of 'CH, , ............ ,, ..... =.t:••7 .................. Alt ....... ,, •• ,_.,.._.al ..... ,, '-'Ml 02. --a.t • s. m MMrt ....... OPEN SAT& SUN l..C, Slt & Siil A1bo Awe. Sbf'a en w/pvl bl'• IPClfOl 4JOOaf. Owner/ Broker Ridl Nellon Mll·72l..-M OHi IAl--1-1 17J1..,._,W., Gora r~: c11l·dl·sae la/•d, • + hm off, J fu ba. ttftN fh, .ar•n· it• • lllnMt-llff,000 ~---,--1'1-.~llOI Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 57 4-4245 Harbor R1d11 Esleles OPEN SAT·SUH l ·S 17 St. Tropez PanoremlC Views, Oen, city hlhl views, FSBO $1,065.000 94g.435.-4000 w .. e rlr••t F•~•leua view, llr1e beautiful 38r condo. Price reduced. Sl.888,000 •at Jeremy !M9-300·1S49 ~T flUa ... hi ... , ...... ~. .... t4t -723-81IO Mew &htlootf live on l ido Isle, buutlful courtyerd. 38r 3Be, •at Je11my 949.:JOC).1~9 ...,._W-'9 2br2ba condo, new llle/crpl, petlo, F p, 2c car, c/pool, $1800/mo 71C·393 1925 MISC8.J.ANEOUS RENTALS RmlToSlmt 8030 ~ View "S.awH'ld" t.'11dl CM/pvt room m 68r 'sea. 3car • .,.,.. home, furn. n/pets/ FR, LR. pool. $995,000 smk1, $385/mo ... 101' qt. M9-6.J7-1C29 elect+sec. M9-6'2 .. 165 :Hr 2 .. 1.5 bib to bch, 1111 crpl/pall\I. celll c11ls, nu clsl sys, n/peh/smt.1 S2SOOmo 9'9-675-7591 S. ef ,CH :Hr 2 ... , Fp, w/d hk ·up!., fria. fr en ch doon, frnt yatd, evall 8(15 !2600 !M!MOC).0355 Collllllll JOBS WANTED l200 CAllGfVH JO yrs up, rtls, reesonable rates, need 8'>m lo 7am shift. 71C-t1S-S709 Q11fe t Neffll~erileo4. lftDe OffERB) 2.bf 2b• llPl. wd 1111 llPS, <IUDIJ I car 1••11. •at $1250 _______ _ 9'9-673·7800 +bide Twnhse 3br 2ba. ~ 2c IW. Wlfll•ln-cltlJ, fp, qutet pet nee. n/srnll1 Sl975r110. 949•722·9519 ... l '•l4e <••• 21r 1 .. completely r8"ovated, 2e ,.,, bta yard, NO rETS $2000mo. 949-5-48 5601 the 2Stry ca.., •di to city perk, 2'ht>lll to l>ch !'Vpels, yearly, S2200m e--incl 9"9-6t6-7!RI MU1tS1 priv duty NPB ru1dlnca. must be RN 01 l VN F /T llv-jn, Stroke. 01abestes, MS, C·Tubt faedlnp Share Job 3' fid•ys./w'A Mon 7pm Frt 71tn Referr1ls S.lery SlOOO/wll incl bnfts 1nterv1ews <§> '621 Teller Ave PllOIATI SAUi Prime Eaats1de Cost• ~ISi, Iara• 4Br, 2·slory, just lilted. S6JO.OOO. •1t. !M9 723-8120 Rooml larRlnt .. Huntll'llDnleldt '-1 t 4t4S2-0JS I er ... 9ct-ISJ~2800 l600 N UHISTARS P&TIKJI «NCMll NATIOMWIOI USA Ht-H6-970S www.p1lrlclllenor1 com ....,..c.t Clf'9t SUN 1-S 1S"'9 ..... 5br,5.5b9, ........... ............ lof• ..... Sl.lZ!l.m> ............ _ ......... ._, c ... IAJl'Oll iJOO " Oen • cly ...... 1\.229.llX> .. ......_., .. _ Cre1t custom ho111e 11tete with canyon end ocoen vlewa, 6 Br I full b.tht, melds q111rters. wllll cetllr. C•" officl for complete llst of 1m1ntle1. Coastline RultyM9-759..0ln •a.-s.t/S.. ,_, H v-IH11tU11I lttlt• 58r SIMI•. evrJ. flt4' .... •1' 3c ••• ce.MIOllM wltll fabutoua '"'°'' '-ii C04.lrll. low ..... ,._. ..-.J..!.•wll Leato Ml--.Wl'l ... .............. .... t 2500if wttfl wood .... ,. .... t ......... . ...... e•tr• ..... .,,.. ...,., -.aao. -. °'"""· •· .... fU.Jll2 Wi11tAm ..---=z•H• . .... ,.. NB/Ocun View rooms, Ocnnlront/22nd pvt rm. unlU<n, share b•. utls pd, n/smka, k1tch· en~tle, 11\dry, l block lo Newport Pllf, $660/mo C1ll Sam el 949 278· 7905 (belWffll 9-·Sp) le X fnlm Hui& rm w/rn be, VlW1llm. c.til. no ~ eo. m u11 ~-....... 2..c2S6 == &060 •COM, STOUGI UNIT fo1 rent, dr•v• 11p/1n approa l50st. $500/mo Ht-17a-t OOJ AESIOENTIAl..AENT AlS ORANGE 7411 COUNTY So 81yffont ZSlt lo sand vu 1>1y/bolts, Ire, w/d, t.,.... alora11. patio 2000m yrly 9/376 S.13 .......... ,. 3 Commericel office/ ret1il sp1ce1 1 with hv1111 qu•llfll, tlin lfom 1100tf·l!500sf. 949- 17s.ll20, !M9-723-•918 W .. TaTIMl-1111 • 2Br/1Ba ..... SI 175/mo • IBr/lBa ... SlOCO/mo SCOO Move 111 bonus on I yr leese 71•·960 24611 """8tllldt 21r+ Left, 2b•. 2c ell 1erac1. d/w, F'p, en closed patio. pool, 'fl Avail 9/1. Call Gerry, Bkr, !M9-6'0-5664 YE&al Y UASIS SUMM.11 UASIS Bill GRUNDY REM.TORS 94g.&75-616 I •llO<n TO llAOll• llwf lb• on peftH'ISllle Aat s 1000/MO 949 673·7800 ClOSI TO HACNI 2br, 2b•. bek:, flr1plac1, I car car. $1850 •at 9'9--673·7800 IAYV11W 3br 2ba, 2 car ,., , S200Q/mo yr lse SeclctNnlne dip. Ho pet 2UO UftiVltSllJ Or Hear Irvine Awe. 9'9-n0.5'95 J~He ........... to beech, Ip, 2 c• a.er, I year llese, no pets, S2100mo. 626·359-CSJ!I B1111ttf11I trMnl>ltl "The Bluffs" llr 2.SOe, alnt cond, comm pool, l2&00/ mo. •at. ~19-1"' ....... Jl;r 1 :<~~r' ... ...... " ................ ,, •• u~. lel••"· leytront Col .... , lWo Rfvllf a ,... 2"' a.. IC m::::·.'lr.r~· no LIM,.,. 0r o,... ......... f'rwM .... f« Travel lodp 1n CM. W1N tr 1111 Apply lft per--. (tct) 6S0-2"t s•--& "99• c..--•1cs .............. . needs Ret11l/F ronl Counla/Cusl Svc. hp d Must be multi tesk.ed 9•9-M6· '394 or tu resume lo M9-6C6 6171 lleetl'lc.ol c-c1e1 workina Foremen & Wlr1men Good Ci> • par & benefits. 714-899 s.eo5 or fu 71•.J73-SS31 , /T ,..,.,._. Were- ..._.,__multi· lest., st>1ak E~. OMV req'd, C.M loc1ltor1 Call tor dltlds. !M9-631 7266 c........... .. s.Men. Rewardlna positions lo provide in.flome com p1n1onshlp, homemak- 1111. •rands Flea PT hrs Cl( 24 "' sll1fts, c ... req'dl 71•·4« '881 ········~for e..-t.nced loerl oltiC:ers luds provided H1ch commission ~.....-l ,...._ COfltact Steohaftle (!4!)1,._..,, ATTN SM.ES OPPOR TUNITIES Seellers lmmed1•le No feel Car1er Opport11n1t11s ~963 averap wttkly lop 10 paid comm1ss1on 2002 Sale~Stlu Man eaemenl Pros & SIM· c1allsls Entrepreneur lyp11 newcomers wel· come Wlll train As mucll 11 $1000 weekly performance based 1uerenlee on 12 leads wlldlyl SI00,000 yr If you're amonl the best of the best! 2·3 pre set 1ppls daily F'r11 info & vld9o by mall f111 ceff 888·W 1711ll. Call Nowt (CAL •SCAN) P/T s..t.. Pw.-H B furniture showroom, Ilea hours, enter11t1e. w1111111 lo lewn Call lor deleils M9-Ql·7266 ....... "· ..... f()f law Book Publisher C1u1 Pl)' w/Nn1t1ts Fu r-714-5'9 8835 or cell 714.JSS.2960 n s.9 Baby/Chic" furn & 8CCeS$ stare In NB Prd, lwd '#Oltlq. C*' ... ~~l A TRAVEL J08 FRS will place 15 new hirH, ov .. 18, lr•Y•I COtSI lo coast With yc>vn& CO Id b- MU lflMIP $500 M&n1n1 bonus 1·877...aJ 0674 toll lrH. (CAL •SCAN) Albnallila - AIDMllW -IMW '97 74CM lledl $2',tSO •'147• ............... .......... 1 .... IMW 'UUSI lt.di-.-,Y $1S,tSO 17464 .................. ............... W '96JUk c-.ww.. 511,9M •7 .. 7 A ....... efaa•I•" .. ...... 1 .... •• 1 ... .......... ...,.,, .. "-. =.U'l'IXll.6 c:d, 11111 cond s ,.,.~ ....... ,. ... ..,._..._ 111,tM . •7471 ~d I, ............... . . TODAY'S cRoSSWaRI> PuZZLE ACA06S 1 c.mpu.v1P 5 TulbV • DumPlt« ~t 13 Upto 15 Oily 81 Cotonllt Vt1llMI - 82 Nalt*'G. '° JuMfta e:J CallCftM 1 e Ayq Pf9ftx 17 V~ 1e Vla~e.g. 19 Beer-o.n op9f'let8 20 &.i•van llnd Mlnow 21 Aeputalon 23 "My -Amour- 2'5 Graph part 28 Parched feeling 27 'Mililalty '9Chool 30 Det't ~~olden 37 G• rNdy 38 K.9ntud(y mcplor• 4'C> GIU'den bloom 41 Mllnum "3 Munchies 44 Bab)''8•Nll "45 L..ouige ohalr8 47 HllppeM !50 Has • odd 51 Tool< It NSY !52 Britltle with 53 Kyoto sash 58 Antioch locale 57 RetJrees' kitties 59 Poel Nash DODGI INTREPID '94 White. low miles, very eood condition $4500 949.548.4806 D ..... a-·95 2500 Cumminp Olesel lone· bed truck 9411 m1, stldl shift, areen, ar•Y int, very clean cond v304446 $11.995 hnenc1n1 aveil, Bkr 949-586-1888. POUCY In an effort to offer the best service possible to our re1ders end edver · hseu . we will require Contrectors wllo adver· Ilse in Ille Service Owectory to include their Contreclors l icense number In lllew adver· l lsemenl. 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