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Home My WebLink About2002-08-12 - Orange Coast Pilot. . ' Serving th e Newport-Mesa communi~y since 1907 MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 2002 • B_on(I. and determined to get money for cOlleges. Coast Community College District's s plan to raise $370 million h as one notable precedent. Deirdre Newm•n Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -The goal for officials with the Coast Com- munity College District during the next few months can be nar- rowed to a single number: 55. That number represents the majority vote they need from residents living within their dis- trtct to pass a $370-million bond to fund a host of facility im- provements at the three district campu.5eS. District officials say the bond is necessary to renovate the auditorium in the Moore Theater at Orange Coast College, mod- ernize dle library at Golden West College and construct a perma- nent building for Westminster Leaming Center at Coastline Community College. A CLOSER LOOK wj see the need at the ground level," said Peter Green -who has been teaching at Golden West for more than three dec- ades -at the July meeting. •The air condJdonlng and heat are an· tiquated, It's extremely energy in- efficient I would like to see the district look as good as it did when I came 30 years ago." Mary Boticella, chief executive officer of Huntington Beach Hos- pital, said the bond could be a huge boon for the nursing pro- gram at Golden West "The nursing profession and hospitaJ.s are aitically in need or an increasing number of trained nurses like those trained by com- munity colleges," BodceUa said at the July meeting. w(The bond) would provide new and Im- proved buildings and improve the number of nurse trainees by 50-80% at Golden West" If the bond passes, Orange Coast College would ~ive ap- proximately $199 million; Golden West College would get about $95 million; Coastline Community College would take in about $66 million; and the dis- trict would receive approxi- mately $9 million for replacing temporary buildings on all three campuses. Just how big that Mif' is re· mains to be seen. The board of lruStees ap- proved placing the bond on the November ballot on JuJy 31. and while It already has considerable support in the community. the next few months are critical to gamer the needed 554Jfi majority vote. The district is now in the proc- ess of putting together an Inde- pendent campaign committee that will further educate the community on exactly what the bond will be used for. MONEY FROM VOTERS Only voters who live within. the district's boundary area - See COLLEGES, Pace M Costa Mesa may start • saving energy Planning Commissioners will unveil a new conservation program at their meeting tonight. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Planning commis· sioners want to introduce a nationwide energy-saving program to the city to power up their efforts to begin new conservation techniques. Planning commissioners have out- lined energy conservation as one or their chief goals and are ~ed to· night to make a recommendation to the City Council to pass a law that en- courages new city buildings to takt: part in the Environmental Protection ""- Agency's Energy Star program. Private buildings would also be encouraged to take part but participation would not be mandatory. Planning Commission Cllairwoman Katrina Foley said she is excited at dle opportunity oC doing something for the environment while PHOTOS BY DON LEACH/ONLY PILOT Re5taurant manager Jen Vasquez carries a bunch of balloons to decorate the dining room for Sunday nighfs final party at Birraporetti's. cutting costs for the INSIDE city. The Energy Star program aims to lower energy consumption. which ultimately re- sults in lower electric bills. Foley said. Seethe Planning Commission preview on PageA3 The show's altnost over After 15 years of serving the Performing Arts Center crowd, Birraporetti's is closing its doors. But plans for a reopening elsewhere in Newport-Mesa have customers expecting a curtain call. The bar at Bfrraporetti's soon wl be closed after many busy nights. Chrlatlne Carrillo Daily Pilot A gray cloud hovered over Blrraporetti's on Sunday as customers and employees entered the restaurant for the last time. During a so-long salute to the ltallan restaurant and Irish bar, people within the restaurant expressed their bewilderment at the fact that, as of today, ilS doors will no longer welcome them insjde. For 15 years, Blnaporetd' has been a central pan of the Orange County perfonnlng arts scene as a before· and after-show place to head at South Coast Pla?A But See OVER, Paae M FROM THE NEWSROO.., I'll show you fear in an envelope twvtng ever been pfcbd for a jury bllore, I dldn' Ndy wony too much. Daily Pilot ATAGlANCE ON THE WEB: i.. Monday chanced that: • -juror No. 4 in • dnanlt drtvlnl._ ..... went for four Ions ... JOU ... um. . updlld ...... drunk drlYin8 cue cm., b bit dayl, doo't ........ ,...._......., 12af•WllDMJ!!-.,a6d- liut Wiik. Acbnlt'M lfJIU eounatblawrhm ~·---··· .......... ....,., ........ ......... 1 .. WWW,,.....,. com WEATHER The program in- cludes small businesses. schools, hos- pitals and residential buildinp. a staff report shows. and concentrates on buildings that have exceeded the tale energy code by 15%. Energy Star is largely recognized by major builders and provides certifica· tion of buildings that have succeeded in meeting more stringent environ- mental codes, a staff report outlines. Builders can tout that they have been recognized as energy-efficienc. wb1cb would let buyers know it would cost less to operate there. Certification and support ls per· formed by the EPA and would not re- quire any inaeased city staff attention. ·1 am excited that we are at the point where we can 8nally take some ac- tion." said Foley, who pushed for the commission to undertake an annual goals program. • l.OUTA HARPER coven ca.ta Mesa. She may be reached et 1949) 57~5 or bv e-m.tl at lollta.h•rP«•~oom. • A2 Mondly. AulUst 12, 2002 ONT .. ------: ----==-=--------- __ :=,_,_ -- Photo courttsy of Riclla"d LICflis end St.Ill Coc:tnn The USS Van Buren (PF-42) conducts speed trials over the "Measured Mile" off the Balboa Peninsula on Jan. 11, 1944. Newport Harbor's largest vessel By John Blaich V -J Day is on Wednesday. It marks the day when President Harry S. Truman announced over the radio that Japan had agreed to surrender and that all hostilities against Japan would cease immediatelyAt was Aug. 14, 1945. or the many types of war ships built or serviced by South Coast Ship Yard. which contributed to our winning the war, little is known about the Tacoma Oass of Patrol Frigates. These ships were built by Consolidated Steel Corp. at their shipyard on Terminal Island. They were commissioned and accepted by the Maritime Commission at Terminal Island. However, they were sent to South Coast Sh.Ip Yard for final fitting out. Six frigates were built in this program. Each ship spent one month in Newport Harbor at South Coast Sh.Ip Yard. At that time, they were -with their overall length of 303 feet, 11 Inches, and their • WHAT'S AR.OAT la published periodically. If you are planning a nautical event, submit the information to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) ~170; or by e-mail to dlilypllotOl1time..com. BOAT RENTALS Gondola tours are offered by the Gondola Co. of Newport, 3400 Via Oporto, Suite 102-8. The $76 cost includes a basket of bread, dleeae, ulami, ioe, glauea, a blanket, music and a Polaroid picture. Wine also la available. The USS Van Buren was among several frigates that entered Newport Harbor during World War II. displacement 1,264 tons -the largest vessels to ever enter Newport Harbor. The USS VanBuren (P~42), came into Newport Harbor at high tide on Dec. 18, 1944. With her draft of 13 feet, 8 inches, she was able to proceed via the main ship channel to the Udo Isle Turning basin. Her engines were shut down and two tug boats, the Walrus from South Coast Ship Yard and Navy Tug Yf-239, took over and pulled Van Buren through the shallow water to South Coast Ship Yani. The Van Buren's engines were shut down so that mud from the bottom of the bay would not be sucked into the condensers and plug up the tubes. The frigate Van Buren was 303 feet, 11 inches in length, with a beam of 27 feet, 6 inches, and a draft of 13 feet, 8 Inches. Stearn was generated in three boilers used to. power two, triple expansion reciprocating steam engines of 5,500 Brake Horsepower each, driving two propellers. She had a maximum speed of 20 knots. Van Buren sported two 3-inch 50-caliber guns in her main battery. There were four dual-purpose 40-milllmeter gun mounts and nine 20-milllmeter antiaircraft guns. There were two depth charge racks on the atem and an and-submarine hedgehog syatem on the bow. With this armament, ahe was a very formidable warship to aay the lea.at. Following training already underway, Van Buren departed the West Coast for duty in the Western Padflc ln March 1944. Her main duty was convoying Merchant Ships and Naval Landing Crafts between the various bases on the South Sea Islands. She escorted landing craft to the beach and stayed to WHATS AFLOAT (949) 675-1212. Gondola Adventures/Newport, 3101 W. Coast Highway, offers one-and two-hour gondola cruises. A one-hour tour with dlampagne is $70. A two-hour tour with dinner and dlampagne is $180. Pickup is available at wateffront restauranta. (949) 675-4984. CRUISES Catalina Passenger Service runt 46-minute harbor cruises (adults, $6; dllldren, $1 ) and 90-mlnute crul ... (9dults, $8; dlildnN'I, $1 ), departing from Balboa Fun Zone ever( 30 minutes from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. dally and on the hour untll 7 p.m. (949) 673-5246. Cruise the harbor aboard the Electra, a 100-foot Clattic Fantail veuel. Charters with caterfng are available for up to 146 pattengers. (949) 723-1069. A three-course dinner and dancing white cruising the harbor la available at 7 p.m. Daily A Pilot ctwt.tlne c.. News a11latant. (948) 57~298 chrl1tlM .carrlllo•l•tlm#.oom ~endD111 .... G.-.g Fry. Don LMch, Sten Hiiier, Gina Alexander, Lori Ander9on VOL.ll,N0.224 MADWHOT\N (941) 842-«>88 Aeoont your commenca ltbout the Detty 1'11ot or newt tiPlo ...... Our edd.-. Is 330 W. Bev St.. CON MeN. CA 92121. OMce houri.,.. Mondey -"9id9y, t30 1.m. -I p.m. C..11•1 .. It ..... ""°"' pol1cy 1IO prompcty oonwcc II enor. of eubleenoe. ....... ceff , .. , ,7'Mal. m ,,. Newpof1 ~ Meee IWy l'llot (UIN-w..tOOI II pubHlhed dllty. In,.....,....,.. and COlta Meet, ............ .,.. ~ Oftly b¥ ........... ,,. Tlmee Or9"le '*""Y..,. 212·1141. In ... OUllld9 of ,.dpOfl ........ c.. .... . ....... ,. ... Diiiy .... .. Mll'l~ll_lllf ....... lilllllor ......................... ·······--..... --· flOIT'MMTa ...,....,_ =1D"1111N1 Jiii ·----~···· .... ~ ..... IQ. lend ficepower from her 3-lncb gum. Sewn) Japanese pill bosel and munition dumps were neutralized by Van Buren's gum. She earned three battle st.an for tbeee hoatile actions agalnat the Japanese. On Aug. 14, 1945, Van Buren was at eea. beading from Pearl Harbor to San Francisco, when wocd wu received that the Japeneee bad agreed to surrender. In ceJebration of the victory, one lut abot wu ftred from each of the frlpte'• 3-lnch gum. 1be ablp's running liabta were tumed'oo-no more darkened abJp on a black nJCbt at sea. Van Buren was decommtuloned on May 8, 1946, at Charlelton S.C. She wu stricken from the Navy lilt OD June 19, 1946, and aold for scrap. • EDm>ll'I NOl'B: John Blaich ia a C:Orona del Mar resident and volunteer at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. About once a month, he writes the history of interesting boats that graced Newport Harbor. Fridays and Saturdaya at 7 p.m. at Hornblower Dining Yachts, 2431 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beech. $66.95 per person. Brunch cruises also are available. (949) 631-2489. KAY~ Beginning ... kayatlng, rotNng clinlca and prlvate leeaone .. offered at Paddle Power, 1800 W. Balboa Btvd., 8.,botl. ~end aea aid rentM. alao a,. IWleble. · (Ml) 676-1216. • THE HARBOR COlUMN Chime in on ·several Newport boating topics A hoy. A few of my columns seem to generate more discuasion about the harbor and, recently. the column diacussing the public dock's time limit and usage has been a hot topic. Most MIKE you cannot attend the meedoc. lend them an e-mail or letter. &lcutoffto get underway, I want you to put on your calendar the evmlng of Sept. 4 to join me. 1be director of have exp.-esse<i WHITEHEAD how there exists a <Alilomia'a Boating &Watenvay lack of boater facilities in · Newport while also noting Avalon, where many of you cruise. Al the boating and harbor columnist for the Dally Pilot. and being promlnmt tn other media from boating mapz:lnes to TY, many boaten let me know their thoughts on many boating blues. I bear many ideas, from mooring the center po.t al 18th Street b8y beach IO that small trailer boats •can once again be launched laOl8 the sand (that might bJtng back the Hobie Odl) to WICky sugestions that there abould be a place for water akilng In the harbor since there's no 8lding in Back Bay. Aleo, I get a:uious questions like "Ia the harbor water aalty and are there fish In the barbo(I" I welcome your comments and, yes, I am very active in many committees promoting~ but I try ·to emphuiz.e that more boaten need to be involved in the decision-making proc:eaaes. Keep in mind that many committees consist of non-boaten who are miking · dedlioDI on your behalf that can hne poelt:M or oepJlw comequences. Of c:oune. any mmmittee looldng al an -.1rom only one pesapectM will haw a lkewed vtewpolnt and that ia true in' any lituadon. \bu should preaent your ttwict>ta. "lpedlDy tiDce the survey I mentioned in an earlier column verifies tQat boating and fishing are the No. 1 family activity in the nation. I encourage you to send In letters to the editor about boating topic.a, with the caveat that you have to write good things about my column. A few tips for your comapondences are, first, llate who you are and dearly atate your points. Try to bep your letter cond.te and m>td a lot of luff that only wm bore the reader and loee 10'Jr Intended m zrtmge Allo, you can euily acce. the city of Newport Beadl'a Web lite (U-.dty.rwwport-beada. QL"""'1r/J to tee the Harbor CommlrakJn'a qendu, prftloul mAnute1 and the l'1t of top priortdea. 8-1 wtMlt la on cbe Dell llpnda ucl If ... Department hu accepted my penonal lnvttadon to fty down from Saaunento to meet our marine community. Ray TIRmeyosh.I it the &It director of the last three appointees to be oonftrmed by tbe ltate Senate and J wtD have more deCaila Dell week. 1lp of the week ii plan on being at the WU& C:Ortnthian \W:bt Oub at 6 p.m. Wedneeday for a how-to M!IDbw from Mm Silvey, the new c:b&lrman of the Newport Beach O\amber of Commerce'I Marine Commlttee. Bwryooe Is welcome to lttend and this ta where you can uk the profesalonala. Thia week will be featuring three lpe&kers, fint of wbk:b la Bob Shigo of Pacifk: c.out Hull. He'll d1acusa tour bottom -of the boat thm Is. What you ahould know about the part of the boat you almOlt never lee. The oat speaker will be IJsa Barmh ol Super Clean Yacht Servke. \bu will dlacoYer her apert methods to bep )'O'll' iop aidea clean and looldlJI new. Ob do I baYe a couple of qmstions for her on a flw problems areu that I ml trying to clean. The ftnal tp"k• 11 Greg ~olAcMnced Marine,,....... who will pe )'OU the bMk:a ot diesel ~ Gns will bring an engine for display and, instead of asking about that thing-a-ma-bob, you c:an just point to It. Even if you are not a mec:.ban.lc, knowing the basics when underway might help you troubleshoot a simple problem. not to mendon just the docblde check you should do before getting UDderwa)4 I will be at the seminar so I hope to eee you llt lbe yacht dub. 1801 .,.... DrM. Carom Del Mar. Reaervadom ........ led al (949) 644·9530. Safe"°' 1811 .... ..,... .. the .._tlol*lantwbar cobnnlrl. Send ..., ¥11'.r twbor nn..ti ... I l d .... and -...-.. 1<111•• ..... to ,. ... , • ....._nr.-..ar ...,..TV.com. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST It wAI be another hot dey, with..,,,.,......,, neer h frMt•ta clmblng doet to 10 ...,_bv1p.m. Oown.,.., '*'--· tt Will be•-. btt oooeer, but•• .,.. hot fat the beectl. .._wrern: WWWIM&noN.QOV BOATING FOllCAIT ' 0..-onh .,_ ......... Mm .. ... ........ ,. ........ ... ................. ..... ~ofl ... lnd --...-...... .. ................ .............. ~ .... ... ..... _ .. ..,. ... --------=:.. e,••m•lfllll • .............. 2. .......... -......... .... .... -.. ...... f SURF The W9\l98 '**up ... momlng, P811of •~ long eoud'l __. N lho&*t bring .... hwM"8h .... to W... Nll\lpoft. Not._...• lilrOl'.'9 ....... '°"' ..... ..... .,., ...... ..... wll tut ..... M, lfyoue81t ~It~ ..... .................... bl .... .__~ "'-'"' ...... ooml»o ..................... af'OUld11 ------~ TIDEI ..... 11118.lft. ,,.,...,.. .. """' , ..... .... ....... ......... ............ w .. ... . .. ...... ·-- "' COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW ON THE AGENDA FARM SPORTS COMPLEX The P14JU1lng Conuniaalon will review the process UHd tO allocate flelda at the Farm Sparta Complex and declcfe whether to tweak tpe complex pennlta to allow for more UM than ortpnally Intended. Recreation Department omciala had ubd that the commJaaion review the practicea, which were queetioned by some 10CCer parenta, to enawe they were In line wtth the orlgfnal condftiona Imposed by the Qty C.Oundl when the facility opened. Mer review of the original terms of use, planning ataJf has Interpreted that the Oeld was meant to be used seven days a week-from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday- wtth a one-hour warmup session prior to start time, according to a staJf report. If the Planning Commission agrees, no change ls needed. The oripnal condition of approval -which ls considered a legal land-use restriction -said the Farm site could only be scheduled for four tournaments, or special events, per year for consecutive Saturday and Sunday play. The number of tournament.a belng played at the soccer complex have doubled since the original permit was enacted, the report stat ea. To keep that same level of play, planning commiaaionen would have to approve a modiftcadon to the orlgfnal permit Lut month. planning commlaalonen po1tponed a decision about commbn field acheduJ.lnc practices In regard to the Farm Sports becaUM nelghbon of the soccer venue were not nodfted and wanted their volcet heard. WHAT TO EXPECT: Plannlna C.Om.m.luionen are expected to allow the mott use of the fteld u pouible. SECOND STORY ADDITION AMnaVerde FYI . •WHAT: Colt.I M"' Plennlng CommlNlon mMtlng • WHIN: 8:30 p.m. tod•v • WHIM: City Hell, 77 Felr Drtve 9 INPOflMAT10N: (714)7&4-6246. homeowner la requeatlng a aecond 1tory addition to convert aq exlatlng three-bedroom home into a five-bedroom house, · complete wtth a pme center on the ground floor. The owners of a three-bed.room. lin&te·•tory house in the 3000 block of Sumatra Place are uking for penniuion to.convert the existing muter bedroom and 1unroom Into a game room and add three additional bedrooms to the new top Door. Zoning adm1nlstrator Perry Valantine forwarded . the design review to the Planning Commission because of possible privacy concerns from neighbors. WHAT TO EXPECT Planners have recommended approval of the project on the condition that the second story windows be raised to alleviate privacy impacts for neighbors. CARSMETICS A new business that speclallzes In touch-up car paint jobs ls asking for permission to conven a former framing shop on Harbor Boulevard to suit the auto painting eatabllahment The ownen of2861 Harbor Blvd. want to Introduce Costa Mesa to Caramedca, a specialty auto painting bualneas that repaln minor dents and scratches. The bualneas does not do major coWalon work. a ataff report reads. Automotive businesses 1WTOund the building In question, except for apartment buildinp to the rear. A parldng lot and alley separate the auto lhop from homes and therefore, plannen believe It would not negatively Impact them, a lta1f report stated. WHAT TO EXPICT Com.miulonera are expected to approve the bualn9M, provided that no major body work. frame ltrai&htenlng or mechanical repa1n are done on 1lte. -C»mpll«.I by Lolita Harptr Cluslfted ads work for llllll••··y~~ nt• Daily Pilot When You Need Someone To Talk To For Answers And Help (Adult, Juvcni'9. Ptlony. MlldemAnof) Cenifled Speclal11t, Criminal Law California Board of Leaal Specialization Put President of the ANOCiation of Orange County 0..,Uty Oilbict Attome)'I •C:.....,WllMal-• • Ds Mat hHIJlll.• ..... ••u I 10.tl d 111 • Ls•knl1 Pl'hMr-.e ._. .......... . .................. --- JAZZY NIGHT Mondly. AusU• 12. 2002 Al INSIDE SCOOP · What~ the Newport Mall? I t was a nJce, bot sununer day. Prot.bty not the day to be hanging around a shopping mall, but lf you abeolutely had to, FuhJon laland made u much senae u any • place elae. Open air. Fountaina. 'Jab your pick of atom. Maybe , meander over to a · restaurant bar for a drlnk to coolofr. It's what Fuhion la1and la all about Everybody knows that STEVE Mc CRANK I DAILY PiLOT Larry Carlton performs at the Hyatt Newporter's Summer Jazz series on Friday evening. Except for one woman. apparently, who wu walking near the fountain by Robinsons-May and talldng on her cell phone. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS "I'm at the Newport Mall," she Wonned the person on the other end of the line . Newport artist in national competition Artist Roger FQUc from New- port Beach has been selected to participate ln a m1nlature com - petition by Arts for the Parks. Folk's artwork "LaLuna," which Includes a representation of Yosemite National Park. was selected from more than 1,300 entries In the new competition titled "Mini 50." The competition was designed to bring attention to America's national parks. Arts for the Parks was origi· nally founded by the Natlonal Parle Academy ror the Arts with the help of the Netlonal Park Foundation. A banquet and ceremony will be held on Sept 14 in the Grand Teton· National Park's historic Jackson Lake Lodge. At the event, this year's winners will be an· nounced, with a grand prize of $10,000. Tickets can only be pur- chased In advance by calling (800) 553-2787. Costa Mesa seeks committee volunteers The Costa Mesa City Council Is look.Ing for volunteers to serve on various committees. The Advisory Committee of Teena provides perspective and feedback regarding commW\fty projects. lmprovementa and ac· llvlties that are of Interest to Costa Mesa teens. Committee members must be Costa Mesa residents and be between the ages of 14 and 18. There are two regular vacancies and one alter- nate vacancy. The Child Care and Youth Services Committee makes rec· ommendations to the City Council with regard to children and youth issues. There is one regular vacancy and one alter· nate vacancy. The committee meets once a month. The Cultural Arts Committee works to promote the city slo· gan, ucosta Mesa -City of the Arts,· and Is developing a direc- tory of local artists and also finding them gallery space fo r their exhibits. There are three regular vacancies. The Fairview Park Friend/ Fund-raising Committee pro- motes Interest, support and de- velopment ln the park and hosts several annual events and actlvhles. There are four at· large vacancies. The committee Is also look.Ing for one person In each of the following groups Identified In the Fairview Park Master Plan: Orange County Train Engineers; Rel.ea!; Costa Mesa Bark Park; Harbor Soaring Soclety; and the Costa Mesa Historical Society. The Historical Preservation Committee serves as an advi· sory body and provides ideas, direction and Input on pro· grams to staff and council; net· works with potential sponsors; explores grant programs; and formulates educational events and activities. There are four vacancies. Safety class for children to be held Saturday The United Studios of Self Defense ln Costa Mesa Is offer- ing a one-hour child safety and awareness class for children ages 5 to 12 at 1 p.m. Saturday. The class, designed to teach basic self-defense techniques by using a hands-on approach, will be taught by 4th degree black belt Dennia Brookman. Cost of the class Is $20 per child, but all of the proceeds will be donated to the National Center for Missing and Ex· plolted Ollldren. The United Studios of Self Defense was founded in 1989 and offers classes on safety, awareneH and self-defense to people or all ages. The dojo Is located at 170 E. 17th Ave. #115. To register for the clua, call (949) 650-8636. ••'*Q.uallty Scmc:e• .. •••N Entcna1Amcn~•· Newpon Mall? You could almost feel Irvine Co. blgwtgs shuddertns at the pedestrian dtle. So much for branding. KNOW YOUR CANOIOATE Last Monday's Greenllght fund-ralaer and candidate lnttoduction got just a little too familiar at one point As well-known Newpon Beach resident Jean~ lntroduced the even more well-known Allan Beek. who Is among the four GreenUght-endoraed candidates running for a seat on the Newport Beach City Councll th1a fall. ahe presented the gathered crowd ofa 100 or IO wtth a list of Beek's accomplishment.a. She knew all about him, she explained, because lhe had "Intimate knowledge" of Beek. The laughs were quick and plendful. -CDmplltd by Dally Pilot •ta/fm ENHANCE YOUR VACATION WITH A PAIR OF NEW BALANCE SHOES SM our MW stort layout and try on our MW fashion tho& W.'rt commlntcl to gMng you a proftalonal ftttlng and WI have al " lcrttSt S1yln and mulllple wkhhs. Corona def Mer Ptau 832 Avocado St. Mf. no.1802 WHY STAY HOME ·Sunset Dinner1 <JQstorante :Mamma qina. Monday-Fridaya 4130-6115 I . . PUBl:IC SAFETY BRIEFLY IN t'HE NEWS elem mme wbea lbly '-ad mew .. ......,.._.._ ....................... Accident sends victims to hospital About ftve motorists were taken by ambulance to Jocal hospitals after four vehicles coDlded Sunday afternoon al the intenectlon of Jamboree Road and Blson Avenue in Newport Beach. according to eyewitness accounts. The first collision ·~ around 3:30 p.m. when a gray Jeep Grand Olm>kee collided wilh a red Isuzu Rodeo in the northbound lanes of Jambo- ree Road. The Olerokee then collided with a black Merce· des Benz OD the IOUthbound side or the road, which then hlt a blue minivan, eyewil- nesses said. Newport Beach Police were lhe first to arrive al the scene, wi~ said. They were joined by the Newport Beach and c.osta Mesa 6re depart- ments. Otfidal police reports or lhe inddenl were not available at press time, though Newport Beach police officials did con- firm a muld-car accident had occurred. Witnesses said their first concern following the acci· POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • ANlheim Avenue end Terrninel W8y: A man was arrested on suspicion of attempted robbery at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. • Harbor BouleYard: A man was arrested on suspicion of being drunk in public in the 2100 bled at 1:35 p.m. Saturday. • Harbor Boulewrd: A man and a woman were arTeSted on suspicion of posaeuion of a controlled substance and hypodermic needles and being under the influence of an illegal substance In th11 2200 blodt at 10:55 p.m. Saturday. • N9wport Bouleverd: A woman was arreated on suspicion of urinating in public In the 2000 blodt at 5 a.m. Saturday. • Newport Bouleverd: A woman was errested on auspJcion of driving under the influence of alcohol and being Involved in a hit-and-tun, OVER Continued from Al rising rental costs finally were too much. and as a result owners decided to close the doors, said restaurant manager Bonny Rago. Representadves of South Coast Plaza's owner, CJ. Segerstrom and Sons, could not be reached for comment MI think that it's very sad,· said Signe Dunn, a Newport Beach resident who has been going to lhe restaurant since It opened. "It's sad that commercial interests are taking an Orange County-style restaurant and pushing It OUL" However, the restaurant may be out for oow but not for good. Restaurant owners have plans to reopen the restaurant in the Nfwport·Mesa area In the near future, said Rago, who has workedattherestaurantfor nearly seven years. And even without an exact locadon or time frame established. customers and employees alike aie just waJdng for word of the reopening, ·u they reopen lt. we1l be there," sald Dunn, who equates her feelings on Birraporetti 's closure to those ahe felt dwtng the clOlure or Bob Burns at Fash.Ion Island yean ago. "But there'• reeJJy no place like it in South Coast Plaza." Aod In the beglnn1ng. there WU nothing eYe0 doee. "When we ftrlt opened. we wen the tint restaunnt in toWn and DOW they're all ewer," Rago the CbiroUe. n. ..... ..... bklbeMilacll8 ... ....... OD IDd 1t1DJ11119d ........, Ga the c:ader median W'-11!11! Nlbed ONr ID the veblde In an l8ort ID .. the dmw and p ?199f' out bul the dooa wme JM......:l aamy Mendel. tbe drtwr ol the Rodeo lnYolved in me K"- ~t. and hit P••~ Mario Najar. bodl .......,,, ol c.orona del Mar. were among mote who tried to help. 'lbe two rushed over to the OM!ro- kee an<l saw that the people inside appeared injured. &ut both men were umble to pry the doors opened. Once police and fire fight- ers arriwd, those imide the Cherokee were quickly taken by ambulance to area hospi- tals. The driver or the Merce- des Benz was also taken away by ambulance, witnesses said. Three or the four vehicles were towed &om the scene wtWe the minJvan, which suf- fered minor to moderate damage, was drivable. The conditions of those in- volved and which hospitals they were at also were not available Sunday night. -Oiristine <Arri/lo which caused property damage, In the 2100 blodt at 10:25 a.m. Saturday. NEWPORT BEACH • 32nd StrMt: Two 21-year-<>ld men were arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct while intoxicated in the 400 blodt at 2 a.m. Saturday. •~Plue: Grand theft exceeding $1 ,900 was reported in the first blodt at 10:13 a.m. Thursday. • Eat Balboa~; Vandalism was reported in the 100 blodt at 2 p.m. Friday. • Newport Boulewrd and Hotpital: A woman brandishing a knife was reported at 10:39 p.m. Friday. • W..t B.y Awnue: Annoying phone calls were reported in the 1100 bl<><* at 10:50 a.m. Friday. • w..t Oceanfront and 22nd StrMt: A 21-year-old man was arT'ested on suspicion of battery at 11:45 p.m. Thursday. said. "People have been com.Jng here for years before going to performances (at the Orange County PetformJng Arts Center). We're in that target spot" It's just that reason, among many others, that Russell Dicey said he became a regular customer. "I'm very nostalgic," said Dicey, who plays the French horn wilh lhe Pacific Symphony Orchestra. "I think I've been here longer than anyone.• Wee many other customers, Dicey would go over to lhe restawant after performances at the Center, a trek that became even more accessible after a bridge was built aaoss Bristol Street. landing pedestrians right at the restaurants' doorstep. While fondly remembering past cast parties and various entertainment acts, Dicey, like many other regulara. bas not yet decided on where he'll haw to go next. "I've always been extremely found of their Alfredo sauce," he said, referring to one of the many th.inp he'll mill .bout the restaurant "The thing that everybody will miss is the appetizer pizzas. Where elle can you get a Portobello Seafood Saute Pizza for S3.991" Dunn, who found out about the restaurant'• closure when abe went to have lunch, Mid It will be difftcult to tlnd a place that does u good a job proYidlng food without • bfl production. For restaurant worbn, bearing~ from a.tmmn WU the hardest part of cbie a..J day. "I feel red)' bed for the c:uatomen that~ beliil c:omlng herb-,_,.. .. llld lollt Walt«. • two-year MrWI' 11 lbl n!!lltmnnt. "l d'link that .... lbe reect1on on dW llc9 II ..nyoneotdw.W.,..." Stlll. ... tbl ........... mwtotelltw:u=r• andche~ IMMID Ind IDOtbirlr ........ ..... .... ............... _ ... ............ , ..... .. IGllcl ID_, ol 111 3 I R . .....,... . , -. I \ -. COLLEGES a OIW 0rmi9 0>Mt C.olllp I · bmy...S ................ Conlimd tam Al '*',.::==.ea :'1100· =*m:= ......... 111 Nlwpan ~ C-Milli.M t •• lw:b, • ...,. ___ wdlleDellllO R ' ~ '8' ' ' 10 15 JW' .. lbe COiii D ........ ftl Gmdla <-.. -~ price ... 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OD bow ..... have been bmy crunch- qa*'ly die 1• 1111 d wheedoo ... numben and mUlng further FJM ID tbit IQmdery --. a contact wjdl cbe COIDDlUDlty to COlllMIWIM eclmete ii *', contlDuie purJng their level of ==-..c:-tbe dilcllct'a -:. the met amount ol Abo1J1 ..,,. ol the dimtd'a ltll-tbe bond WU not di.Joeed to dmla lw wldJm tbe bcMmduy tbe community during the mr· ...., Cohn met. veyt. the rapome bas been a- Dlstrlct olldala akl they cremely favorable. laid aw.eel· woded with t.cuby. the c:laai-lor WOiiam Vega in July. fled llalf and "1wleots to Identify "With few excepdonl, the • bue boom, fllcaDy llllpODlible community members .. - list of needed repmn. improving fadl.ttiel la a priority," In addftlon to the bond, the Vega said. district .ts also hoping to ~ S11t<lNG stffORT: so FM apprmlmately $2 million from a • massive statewide bond if it A tremendous degree of sup- pasees In NoYember. These port for the bond was evident funds would be Uled for the ducfng the July meeting. plans and WOtting drawtnga for Many residents articulated NEWSROOM Continued from Al but I got to say I learned more about breath tests, shmed speech. bloodshot eyes and blood alcohol level than I could possibly ever want or need to know. What J found the most striking though in the whole experience is bow an entire industry devoted to the defense of drunk drivers seems to have sprouted overnight The defendant was represented by one of those finns thal you hear on the radio and on billboards. His expert witness, was ooce a forensic scientist in which he testified in favor or law enforcement, and is now employed by that very same drunk driving defense firm and now testifies in favor of drunk drivers. Thanks to this DUI defense team, we spent four days away from work and on the taxpayer's dime. The defendant also had to pony up oodles of cash I'm sure, and the defense was convincing enough to three jurors thal we wound up deliberating for several hours to convince them to change their verdicts to guilty. Ob yeah. about that defense witness, he mendoned on the stand that be received $750 for testifying in that case, testimony that lasted maybe two hours. • 1 bear more and more advertisements for these types of law firms,• said Reidel Po9t; the executive director for lhe Orange County Chapter of Mothers Again.st Drunk Driving, "Ten years ago I can't recall any or them. We know they are out theie marketing themselves very well. My sease is they are successful otherwise they wouldn't increase their advertisements. .. But Post pointed out that she knows or none or these firms that have any messages on their Web sites that urge people to not drink alcohol and drive drunk. Instead the sites are just filled with pitches for drunk driving defenses and talk of the "excruciatingly painful ,, I .. lb'* belW tbl1 the three cMlaid v' 9 c pa 11101 tbe c-:llY ' Ni IJleniaM .. ~ ........ who mWtt not odlerwfle .... ~ community oolleee'.,.. tem " the a.a COtt~ way for the haw-DOU tO (D!t m1 education and pt out ol the ghetto of lgoorance," eald Ralpb Bauer --a HuntingtOn Beach Clty Council member. Simon 'bung, president of the Asian Business Coalldon. said tfle oolleges are instrWDmcal in educating Asian students from middle class families overseas. "lrs sometbJ:ng they don'l have," nung said. "Let's con- tinue th~ mornmtum in America,. It doeFl't just ~lp the community. it helps our fut:im." If the pauage or a major facill- des improvement program in the Newport-Mesa Unified School Oisttict is any indication, the success or a bond depends on community involvement NeWp<>rt-Mesa started the as· aessment process for its compre· hen.sive fadllties improvement program. known as Measure A. about two years before truSteeS approved putting the bond to the voters, said Mike Fme, for- punishment• that some drunk d.rMrs face. "They have a legal right to do that," Post said of the Web site markedng. "I just wish they had some sort of public awareness not to drink and drive in the first place ... There is no regard expressed or .shown for the victim and it's beyond frusttating. It's hurtful for !victims and families of victims} to have to list(!n to this." She complained that no other violent crime offers such a cottage industry of legal defense and she alluded Lo the only reason these types of firms can flourish -cold hard cash. Can you imagine a terrorist defense team, or rapist defense ream, or child abuse defense team rnark.edng their wares on radio and television and the Internet. she asked? "We do realize people have a right to a fair uiaJ and a good defense,• Post said. "But it's just difficult when It Is so in your face. Somebody's got to defend the impaired driver, but there is no sense of awareness of the human roll. There is no AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; bv flX to (949) 646-4170; or bv calling (949) 57~. Include the t1me, date and location of the event. as well as a contact phone number. A complete listing Is evailable et www.d-1/ypllotoom. TODAY a.dr9ft ........... first ttwough sixth grades are invited to attend the grand finale program "Expect the Unexpected" beginning at 10:30 e.m. et the Newport Beec::h Cemr.I Utnfy. The program will Include a magic show performance by Magic Cntle entertainer Devid Sble, refreshments end • grand-prize drawing. The librery la et 1000 AYOCedo Ave. Free. (949) 7th3801 or www.nrwportbHchlibrary.orp. Adultl must be accompanied by their teen. The library Is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. A Nmirw dlecuHlng how nutrition can improve your knees will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. In the Patio Cef6 In Costa Mesa. The Mminar 11 sponsored by Mother's Market. Free. The cate la et 225 E. 17th SL (949) 631-4741. THURSDAY a.lldlwi wiW:.19 first tht04Jth 1ixth grades are invited to attend the grand-finale program .. Expect the Unexpected" beginning et 10-.30 a.m. at the Balboa Branch Library. The program will include • magic show performance by Magic Cestle entertainer David Skale, refreshments and a grand-prize drawing. The library 19 et 100 E. Balboa Blvd. Free. (949) 717-3801 or www.nrwportbHchllbrary.org. A Mminer on medlc:el acupuncture will be held from 8'.30 to 7:31) p.m. et the Patio Ceffl In Costa Meu. The 1emlner la aponaored by Mother'• Market. Free. The ceM Is et 225 E. 17th St. (949) 631 ... 741. FRIDAY TM ,...of the N9wpoft BMd\ Library will hold• uMd book l8le in the Friends MMdng Room et the Newport Beedl Central Ubnry. Membef'a ere Invited to etttnd • preview ale from 1 to 6 p.m. Friday. The .... wtll be open to the publlc from t e.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 17. Hardcover boob wttl ... two for S1 I end Pll*bec* boob wHI eell abc for St AU proceed9 will go to the llbnry tvstem. The library la et 1000 Avocedo Aw. FfM. (fMI) J&e.9e81 AUGUST20 A temlner on the natuNI approach to Attention Deficit Disorder will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. et the Patio Ceffl In Costa Mesa. The seminar ls sponsored by Mother's Market. Free. The caf6 l1 at ~25 E. 17th St. (949) 631-4741. ONGOING The Nwtport~ ~ Club meeta et 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. The,..... of the Newport Beedl Public Library seek book donations to raise funds fof' the library system. Boob may be left et any of the three branch libraries, lnduding, Balboa, Mariners or Corona def Mar. They may also be left in the apeciel book doeet next to the f.rienda 8oobtore et 1000 AYOCedo /twe. All herdc:owr and ~boob are'eccepteble, with the •>ecepdon of lew boob end megezlnea: Donations are tax-deductible. Cell to anange to have bootl.t pkbd up. (949) 769-966l The ~MomlngWonwt•a Club, e 40-YHM>ld frlendlhlp club, te..-.ng new memtMn. The club, wNcft OQnt9ifte Ylrioul general lnweet ....... mMla • t1 a.m. on the HCOnd Thund9y of .v.v month et the Radi..an Hotel In Newport ~. Tiit ""...,., .. S23 end lriCludee......anment. The ,.,... ...... MecMhur Blvd. (714)5 .. 1244. ms1 'tP~llt -~-~ Ill ad'llllary ClOm· .... °"".,.."' advance ~ me vote tbla Included commu-nlly .,......dm. "Our cammunky bought Into the kt ti.a tbe oeedt that 'Neft klend8ed Wll'e In fad ,.. need$,. Fine ml ~Mn, II you Will, mel1 and pcAldDe& There wal nothirw thrown ID t!Mn." The Sll O-m11Uon bond passed cwo yean ego wtth 72. lCW. of the vote. Although the community col- lege district does not have the luxury of 80 "much dme, It can still accompllsl:l the same ends by se.lllng a •complete, thorough and thoughtful" bond plan, F°Ule said. Bven with all the advance pJannlng. there were still many in the distr1ct who weren't sure that the bond would pus. "In [the Newpon-Mesal com- munity ... you can't take any- thing for granted," Ftne said, "You have to be prepared to ad, dress (~rytblng.)" • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covert education. She mav be readled at (949) 574-4221 or by HTI•il •t deirdre.newm•nOllltimn.com. other violent crime that I can think of that ls treated so cavalierly." According to MADD's Web site, that human toll represents the more than 17,000 people who were killed in drunk driving related aashes last year alone, according to the Natiooal Highway 1iaffic Safety Adminlstradon. The 2001 figures mirror those from 2000. Post noted in Orange County. an average of 14,000 people a year are arrested on suspicion of driving under the in.Ouence. Of those, most do not request a jury trial and instead plead gu.ilry. she said. So yes. I cert.ainJy learned a lot from jury duty last week. I learned about civic duty and responsibility and fair trials and legaJ rights. And I also learned bow lhose very rights we have can be twisted and distorted, just as long as someone is willing to pay to do It. • TONY OOOERO is the editor. He can be reached at 949-574-4258 or via &-mail et tony.dodeto0"1rimes.oom. Coste Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone who wants to overcome nicotine addiction. Schedule or (714) 77~9106 or (800) 642-0668. The NewpcNt SpcM1I Mu..um. a nonprofit organlzetlon, operates a free museum at 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The museum, which hea one of the wortd's largest collections of sports memorabilia, la open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays end 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. (949) 721 -9333 or www.newpotUpottMlu..um.oro. The Hoeg Cenc. Center sponsors two tel chi cleaaes taught by Victor Armand: • aeasion for Intermediate-to advanced-level atudenu from 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m. Thundaya for people with cancer and their femlll•. A beginner eeeaion meet.a from 10:30 to 11 :30 e.m. Fridays. The claues are d"lgoed to reduce .., ... , lncreaH longevlty 1nd promote • sense of w.11-being with be1lc, eesywto-t.am,no~• movem9nts tO' aid In blal•nce end concentration. No regl1tr8tlon It required. The center la et 4000 W. Coest Hlghwr(, Newport Bud\, me. (9'9) 722-t237. Thellt8nole ............ ,._,. T...,_ 8tudent Aan. ...... montNv....., drtw W.V~from la.m. to nooft In .. ecftool'a noftlMMt pertdng lot. on lhe oomef of Eundt North encl Pleoende. ~tlwt .. bound, looeeorltegged .. ....,.._ ~ .......... ~ m•rt.llUCllt•--Molrlror 1Ndlmy1'• .. MLllM .. W1l1111ew-.,.wwy*f "' ................... ...... .....,.., ., ............. All fundt ,......'°.., .. ••a allllo11. Ft9e. The 9dtOOl le .. 232J ,.... ... Alw9.. Coilla Mma.C .. >11MIOO. a.. ...... Clllli&' ..... d911yt1 .. ,...._......,_ ,.., .............. llsnllld IOoil .... an.,... nil1/._ *'.::I·-----'* ....... ,, ...... ~ ...... = .... ...... .............. Dally Piiot YOUR Monday, Auaust 12, 2002 M BEST BUYS Art and fashion combine M arll Gllllery is the latest art gallery to open at FMhion Island. Its current exhibit is called The Spirit of Landscape, a collection of recent landscapes, by three • artists showing through Friday. Featured artists Include Piotre Strelnik from Paris, "who creates colorful pa.lntin~ that are both figurative and abstract; Ah2ad Bogoslan from St GREER Louis, a te$Ucal WVLDER p~inter ~o pl~ys , with realism ustng scaJev color and size; and Rob Abeyta Jr. from Los Angeles, who produces linear. abstract paintin~ In oil, graphite, gouache and acrylic. Abeyta is known for his Southern California landscapes. Maris Gallery is in the courtyard adjacent to Bloomlngdale's and Neiman Marcus. lnformation: (949) 644-7084. . . PHOTOS BY DON LEACH/DAllYPll.OT Businesses m McFadden Square rely in good weather to bring in customers. However, the sunny skies don't have to be above Newport. SADLY BACK TO SCHOOL Kids don't want to think about back-to-school shopping. yet it's around the comer. Fall fashions have arrived, and the latest looks at Fashion Island are denim, which can be found at The Oilldren's Place at Fashion Island. It carries carpenter-style jeans, relaxed fit and nared I~. Rinses vary from overdie, enzyme wash. and a sandblasted style. At Th.ls Uttle P'8:gy Wears Cotton, there's an eclectic mix of fall looks or kids up to age 12. It's showcasing funky prints, textured fabncs and popular Juicy velour jackets and pants in limesicle (bright green). 0th.er popular fall colors for girls are hot pinx and black. Represent.atives from This UttJe Piggy say there is less trim and more embroidery this fall, all paired with great fabrics and vibrant colors. 'Iltere also are new collections available from Betsey Johnson, WI.Id Oiild and Toes on the Nose. PiggyBrand is a lifestyle clothing line t.hat's ideaJ for kids at school and play. nie clothing ls made of durable soft cotton in cowboy. china dolls and dragon print.s. The popular color for boys is root beer and olive. Flapdoodles has a ret.ro look with wide wale cords in alligator and boxy sweatshirts with football screens. Oiarlie Rocket has "spacewalk" and "star" logo tees matched with vintage wash jeans. Qt.her great stores at Fashion Island that offer the latest in back to school apparel are Girl Man.la for clothing and accessories, Qulcbltver Youth, for ' Hawaiian prints surf wear, Newport Chlklren'a Bootery has casual and fonnal shoes arid H.U.G. carries colorful dresses. tees, shorts and more. The new boutique Sunshine has mother-daughter fashions. and so does April Cornell. YOGA GOES TO CNIP The Camp ln Costa Mesa is getting "ady to open Blknud9 Yop Collep of lndJa. In anticipation of the studio opening early this month, It has been offering a 10% discount on pre-openlng memberships. The discount applies to multiple class cards. Discounts are q follows: 10 cl888 THEPt.ACE Taco Mesa THE JUDGE SHBUYS,P .. e M Paw Clinton, Ody Pilot poUtica and environment reporter ntEIEAL Blackened dUc:bn bremt bun1to (awarded SUJWt MllalnR •9e1t of the West" In 1998) wtcb. Cantalou~melaa 11u.11 rre.c. a natural matt drtnk. IPllD The Clkleraa flllnllr na. ... ..., popullrlundl ..... ........ ~ ............... ........ pecldlw .. W 1•111111 J&J= .. ftomlfa&IOl ..... Jllili'I 111 ~llodlalOlllllilllili•• ..,. .. ,... ........ ,_ .... ~ 11\.,,.. .... iim. Rough weather While less than sunny skies have not made for a bountiful summer for Newport businesses, some constants keep stores afloat. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot B usiness owners and commerce experts are looking east with a gau of gratitude as swanns of landloclced tourist.s Oock to the beach for relief from the scorching inland heat. regardless of comparatively cooler summer temperatures along the Pacific. Beach-based business owners who depend largely on the weather to tum a hearty profit say visitors from the Inland Valley have helped bolster sales during a relatively slow summer. Mike Vayner, the manager of Mutt Lynch's bar near the Newport Pier, said business is down this summer, largely in part because of the lower temperatures and morning cloud eover. The popular hang out boasts beachfront seating. with large windows and plenty of ocean breezes. But when the sun is not shining brightly, a cool gust of air can create quite an uripleasant chill. "We go as the sun goes and when the sun's not here, neither are our customen, • Vayner said. But Vayner said he has noticed that Inland Valley customers are more than happy to trade st:iJling heat for a few goose bump "The beat wave Inland actually drlva people here to cool off," he said, adding that their presence has POWER LUNCH choice from the bounty of appealing menu Items. Don't foqet to check the buledn boud oe111 the cub register, wblcb ... the day's~ moudl-watertnc apedala. •WICI fWd to biiiat the frilndly. doWD·ID w1b .W. at nco Mela. 1be Clldelw blppOy nurture the llnlll-c:GIW lllCC>.-nd ~ • .....,.... ............. 1'1th • ..., "bllo" tlJOU -tberw oftilti .... Allct. IB Dal uncommon to bellr Ul -~.._.., .... youlbe ... Gf.lllCta\N .... . --.-.n- helped pad the bottom line. Richard Luehl"s, the president of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, said his office is flooded with calls from the 909 area code when things beat up out there. While his ma.In inteTest lies in boosting the Newport Beach economy, he is always truthful about an apparent Marine layeT or doudyday. NThis has been the Oy in the ointment for Newport Beach forever,~ Luehrs said about temperamentaJ temperatures and t.he ·June gloom" beachside cloudiness. Weather-based businesses are tough because a large part of success Is determined by an uncontrollable variable, he said. Beach businesses, such as those found in Mcfadden Square, are directly affected by beachgoers, Luehrs said, and when the sun is absent, so is business. Mutt 4'nch's t:m some profits to maJce up from a slow June and July in order to save enough reserws to get it through the~ Vayner said Basing predictions on 1he memuy level Friday. Vayner said be is looking forward to a profttable August "We're being optimistic, but you have to remember that we depend on our summer months because our rent doesn't change whether its June or December," Vayner said. Dad's Donut Shop and BaJcery on Balboa Island is also largely A trio of friends from Las Vegas visits shops and restaurants near the Newport Pier. Often, tourists from afar drive profits in Newport Beach. dependent on the summer months to bolster the business through the rest of the year but is less concerned with weather than vacation rental prices on the island, the owner said. Shop owner Khoung Yam said she is saved from depending on day-to-day temperarures because most of her business comes from visitors who have reserved a cottage months In advance. "The people who come here will be here regard.less of the weather,• Yam said. "1lley have no choice." Yarn reported a light decrease in business that she attributes to an increase In vacation rental prices. Many repeat vbitors consistently visit the popular bakery for coffee and a light breakfast, she said, but the higher prices have made it more dlfticult for regular vacationers to come back. And if they do, they don't stay as long. As \ a result, Yam said she must hope for generaJ walk-in foot traffic from those who may not be familiar with her mouth-watering treats. Although she has noticed a slight decrease In sales. business is till good and she said she has littJe to complain about Sherod Lindsey at Duffy Electric Boat Company on~ 1-ligtlway shares Yam'.s bright outlook. In fact. the rental division manager~ such a sunny outlook. he said he hasn't noticed a doudy day yet ~summer: Business is great at t.he boat company, he said because he also reserves business weeks in advance. Again. daily temperatures do not play a big facior In his profit margin because he deals with mostly vacationers. ·My numbers are actually higher this summer," Undsey said. •tt's vacation time. People are coming down to enjoy themselves.• , . .. -M Monday, qust 12, 2002 YOUR WORK WBBK , WORKING ·Home decor__ hot this summer _,_Nice day for a wet wedding T ~~e:ss ON RETAIL ==:-..:==to are u hot as the local help to se,w the needa of beaches. Wb.Jle the home Gtllleite and R.-toratloo shoppers. Al OIHforNa Home category of retailing has been Hanlwue. The center also Style at WestcWr Plaza in on the upswing ln recent h4S unique stores such as Newport Beach. profeuional years, consumers are more ~. which has an eclectic design services ace available, interested than ever in mix of home d~or and with two designers on staff to redecorating and creating kitchen accessories, and assist with selections and beautlful and creative spaces Olerl, which features a in·home oonsuJtadons. TJie to enjoy entertaining and • beautiful assortment of store canies unique, family life. Since 1999, taxable hand-selected home high-quality home fuml.shings, sales of home fumlshings in accessories and furnishings antiques and d~or, many of prange C.ounty have gone up from around the country. which are one-of-a·kln4 Items 12% to nearly 1 billion dollars. Oieri has one-of-a-kind imported from France, Numerous Newport Beach mirrors, artwork. clocks, England and Italy. retailers are experiencing a lamp$ and furnishings, Mattbew-n.,lon. also at steady stream of Interest from including some that can be West cliff Plaza. carries an customers wanting to make custom-oroered. extensive asaortment of home their homes their castles, For those redecorating their d~r. accent pieces and including ltallano Home bedroom or In need of a new collectibles. Owners Jan and Store at C.orona del Mar Plaza. bed, Select Com.fort at Vem Wt.Ison also make Italiano Home Store offers a Fashion Island is a must-vlsJt customer service a priority, variety of high-end Italian store. Known for its Sleep offering special order service wood furniture, artistic Number Beds, Select Comfort on some items as well as lighting and silver decorative are designed and patented occasional in-store events for pieces, many of which are beds with dual air chambers customers to view the latest exclusive to Orange C.ounty, that are independently lines of merchandise. with aome items that can't be controlled and adjus1ed to the Since consumers are found anywhere else in the precise comfort level each spending more time and country. The selection of partner prefers. The Sleep money redecorating their merchandise runs from Number is a setting between homes, they are also opening classic and traditional to zero and 100 that represents up their homes more contemporary and colorful, the ideal combination of frequently to entertain guests. and both are selling equaily mattress comfort, firmness Summer ls the perfect time to well, says store owner and support for your body. throw an al fresco dinner Emanuela Uboldi. Another popular Fashion party and show off the new Fashion Island has an Island store enjoying great look of your home. extensive assortment of home success is award-winning If you're looking for a store stores to choose from, said Between the Sheela, which that carries a wide variety of Shayne Voorheis, director of was recently featured in a party ltems. visit &IM!nps • sales & marketing for the segment on quality bedding morel at Fashion Wand center. on KABC-TY. Discriminating Beverages & more! is "We have an unsurpassed shoppers visit Between the California's largest specialty selection, with something to Sheets for imported linens store of wine, beer and spirits appeal to everyone, regardless and high-end bedding, and offers competitive prices of their decorating style." including J ,020-thread-counl on 3,000 varieties of wine. The Voorheis said "The mood of sheets. store also carries 1.000 consumers is that they are Leading the way with the premium spirits, from staying al home this summer pardcularty hot trend of Scotland's finest single malts, and want to spend quality time tropical and Polish vodkas and Mexico's with family as well as Hawaiian-inspired dkor Is specialty anejo tequilas, to entertaining friends. This Garys lsJand Home grappa, cognac and more. In means they are happy to Purn1sh:lngs at Fashion island. addition, the store features spend money on furnishings Garys Island Home features a more than 500 brands of beer and large Lic.ket items as weU as unique variety of bamboo and specialty brews, and kegs small docor pieces like candles, frames and clocks, coconut are available for 150 of the picture frames and pillows." candles, vases and tabletop brands. Beverages & more! Fashion Island has such accent pieces, as well as also carries specialty foods, in-style home docor retailers stemware, barware. bedding including fresh cheese, caviar, such as Orange County's only and dining and kitchen chocolates and snacks, as well Shabby Ode and accessories. Made-to-order as bar and wine accessories. Bloomlngdale's Home Store, furniture is also av-ci.ilable. -By members of the Irvine as well as Pottery Barn, Z Customer service is also Co.:S retail consultingftrm JV ewport 'Beacfi Conference & Vi.silo rs '13 urea u !Awards 'Tfie !Arcfies "'{fie Certi.ficate of .!Appreciation 'For Outstanding Support 6o Contribution" Katie Zitar is one to know before tying the knot SHEIS Tu.king on the real life role Jennifer Lopez played in "The Wedding Planner." ON TIE RIGHT TRACK • While audiences enjoyed watching the romantic lifestyle Lopez ltved while playing a wedding planner in the 2001 movie, Kade Zitar enjoys living that lifestyle everyday of her life. But in keeping with the romantic theme of her profession and adhering to, what she refers to as, a form of suj>ersdtion, ahe watches that movie before attendmg every wed~ she's planned. And so far, it hasn't steered her wroog. "lfyou're~ good wedding planner you're not surprised," Zitar said. "I haven't had a situation where a bride tw left unhappy and I've been really proud of all the wedding's I've done." Having worked various jobs in the wedding industty over the past five years, Zitar now worb as a wedding planner with Orea Yacht Owters In Newport Beach. PlANNNG AHEAD Most of her~ are aboard yachts out on the water. A .location that has sdmd up aeatMty among her clienls keeping her ~dy on her toes. "Generally, a lot of people still want to follow tradition." she said. "But on a yacht. a lot of people want to go away from tradition." However, 1ltar has noticed thatmostofthedifferences occur in similar segments of the wedding. How the bride ls given away, the bride's clothing and how the wedding toast ls given remain the three most frequently altered portions of a wedding. The hardest part of planning a wedding stays the same - pulling all the pieces together. "It's like putting a puzzle together," she said. "And you're never bored because everyone bas a dlJierent idea for their special day ... TAKING THE TENSION But Zitar tries to make every bride's vision a reality. While that places a lot of pressure on her shoulders, the wedding planner also consumes the pressure the bride feels as well. .. A wedding planner is someone to take the tension off the bride, someone to talce all their worries away," she said. "You're her financial advisor. her shrink and then you become her best friend, which Is nice." Being involved In such an lmportant time in a couple's life, Zilar has become appreciative of the role she has been able to play and al the rewards that It brings. "You're woddng with people that are so ecstatic to be getting manied," she said *I've become friends with a lot of my brides.• ONE STIU TO COME At 23 years old, Zitar hasn't yet had the opportunlty to plan her own wedding. but has acquired some great ideas from each of the weddinp she's planned. ln fact, by just staying in the backdrop during each wedding she has learned how to sit back and enjoy the event as a whole. And just wat~g all her hard work and planning come to fruition in a day her cllents will never forget Is all she could ever ask for. "It's an incredible feeUng; .. she $aid. "That's my compensation, seeing the smiles on their faces and giving the bride and groom a hug, that's what I love." -Story by Otristine Ourllkl, photo by Crystal lAutkrrlale BRIEFLY IN BUSINESS Newport company sets second quarter record American Vanguard, a dlversi· 6ed specialty and agricultural products company, announced record setting second quarter re- sults last week. The Newport Beach company posted its 13th consecutive pe- riod of comparable quarter sales and proftt growth based on a 9"' sales increase, cuJminatlng with a 37'f> increase in net income. · The lnaeases in sales and earn.lnp were primarily gener- ated from the company• herbi- cide and lnsecdcide products, said Eric Wintermute, president and chief executive of American Vanguard. There wu particularty strong growth from Fortress, a com aoU l.nsectidde acquhed by the com- pany in 2000. Wintermute expects to see continued growth as two re- cently acquired producu ate ecbeduled to 80 on sale du.ring the latter half of 2002. 1be 6rat ls the Polex cotton de- foliant bus1nea ~ from Aventis CropSdence USA. The eecond ii the Ambush 25WP lnsectidde buaine11 ac- BUY·S Continued from A5 .......... ,..._._CJ' .. ls1m I .. b , .... 1111a11 • ...., ......... quired from Syngenta Crop Pro- tection inc. "The company's financial po- sition contfnues to be strong with woddng capital of $28.6 mllllon and shareholders' equity of $35.5 million or $9.26 per share," said James Barry, senior vice president and chief financial officer of American Vanguard. "We are ahead of our previ- ously stared fiscal 2002 goals. which include sales growth of at least 109(, and a more rapid in- aease or earnings. .. Wlntennute said. "We are optimistic about the second half of 2002 and re- main confident ln our long-term business pJan." Newport-Mesa home sales continue surging Sales of homes ln Newport- Mesa's most exclusive commu- nlties, an area known as the "Gold Coast,• surged 26% dur- ing the ftrat half of the year when oompared lo last's year's first slx months. The ao-called Gold Coast in- cludes homes and condomin- iums In Newport Coast, Corona del Mar, Balboa Peninsula, Udo Island and parts of Costa Mesa, acceeaoriea is having a Door aample sale through Wednesday. ~furniture ls dilcowlted up to~. The Butera Home Collection la at 1745 Weltclilf Drjw in Newport Beach. lnlormadon: (949) 860-8570. • MTllT1C INIPIRA110N a ccording to the Orange County Assn. of Realtors. ln the Newport Beach neigh- borhoods, 500 homes sold at an average sales price of$1.J6 mil- lion compared with last year when 363 resJdences were sold for an average price of $1.09 milJJon. Condos Increased u well, with 328 selling at an average of $524,359. A year earlier, 259 sold at an average price oi $501,308. In nelghborins Costa Mesa, single-family home wes were also robust. There, 325 prope~ ties sold at an average of $421,482. That was up from last year's 273 sales with an average price of $364,404. Condo sales were also strong In Costa Mesa. Sales came ln a\ 155 with an average price of $293,049, compared with 142 salea at a $238,222 ave'-ge in the Brat slx months of2001. "Many buyers in the market today are citing their concern about JnveatJng ln the stock market and other opportunltle~ that, while once promising. are turning out to be unstable," saJd Patricia Moore, the US<>- clatJon'• executive director. QUOTE'OF THE DAY "That last group, that's as good as I've seen the place play," Jlln FltbN1y, Costa M,esa O&CC superintendent Sporta Ecltor Roge< Carlson • (949) 5744223 • Sports Fax: (949) 650-0170 DON LEACH/DAILY Pit.OT Tay1or Wood hits an approach to nilnth hole green to set up a birdie. He sizzled on Sunday to claim the championship. Wood captures title Future USC player captures Costa Mesa City Championship with sizzlin g 12-under 130 to win by two shots. Richard Dunn Daily Pilot Big Canyon Cowitry Oub'a Mike Car- penter, the 2001 Costa Mesa champion, shot 137 to win; the 2000 winner. Scott Osterhout. calded a 142 to claim victory. Wood, 10 ahota lower than the cham- pion on)y two years ago. tied the tour- nament acoring record at 130, Costa Mesa head pro Brad Booth said, be- lieved to be held by John Wardrup. who shot a 6'0-70-130 in the early 19908. The event was formerly known as the CX>STA MESA -In name alone, Tuytor Will Jordan Classic. t \\\>Od eounds like someone or some-Wood. of Llguna Niguel, opened thins that belongs in the golf business. strong in the flna1 rolmd, making ftve In Sunday's flnal round of the 30th birdies on the front. while shakl.ng off a annu.i eo.ta Mesa Cfty Ownplon&bip. double bogey at the pv-3 No. 4. He the 18·year-okl USC frelhman in the fall birdied the par-f No. 9, then kept the made lt hJs buaineu to own the Loe Ui· momeotwn going With a birdie at the p course at Cotta Meta Golf 8t Coun· · par-4 No. 10. try Oub and win the 2002 dtJe by two •1 knew I had the lead going to the tbola. hick nine, then I jUlt kept my foot on Jn m m::tting, well-played round for the pa at 10," Mid~ who aank a II tine~ In the hi group, Wood 12-foot blntie putt at 10 to rd to lQ..wi· .... tH 1D01C ol the birdie putts and der for the tournmnenL ._. a • ..._.,... 88 to de a towna· \\Voci, a June lf9duate ol Santa Mar· ... ~ Ncard at 64 • 130. prtca Hilb. wtxm ~ ooce ltftd In UC 1Mne ....,.... MIU Lnery, a Corona all ~ ....._. .. lald to bmlr lnlDe HIF _...who com-dne .,.. whiln be blnlld tbe 373- Pllild ....... WIOCI Ill bllll ecboOI. ftn. Jll'd PIH No. lJ. .mlr:lal m _.. 14· ........... ". 112. .... 81· tocJt ........... 8Goad "* ... IM piedad ~ CIMrt Wiii lbe ~ ovw. •a lln In• lilli'Y l»-Md•~m ...... -..a.WMliA""'*lllldie. ........... dlln ..... .._ Clhmt Ind....., l!wtll-... •· _ ........... llMliDisllO-_ ....................... . --~ , ....... * .......... ..., ... -j 212•11 t .. ,.. , ....... -.... ~-· tllii..... . ...... -~-... - lead/ Wood said. ·Three shots, I guess. ls a lot, but every hole those guys were sticking it in there.· Wood, whose golf instructor Is Mesa Verde Country Oub head pro Tom Sar- gent (who shook Wood's hand afterward and quJpped: ~ls that the best you can do?"), never led the final five holes by less than two shots. "We all made a lot of good shots. (Wood) just made all the putts," saJd Lavery. who ftnlshed ded for first (and lost In a playoff) last month in the Southern Callfomla Amateur Ownpl- onahip. •(Wood) started to really tum It · on at 9. We all felt we were pretty even at that point, then he birdied 9 and birdied 10." Wood, the tournament'& 28th dUfer- ent champion in 30 years, said he felt comfortable both days of the touma· ment and comfortable playing Sunday wtth Lavery, wtth whom he plays a lot ofaolf . Lawry bogeyed 15, then blnlied 16 With a 10-foot putt. He made Mftl\ blrdlel and three ~ In die roUnd. Al three playen bi ... ..,.. blrdled 18 In frOnt of aa .....,... ......, of iao. •1 eOWd\oe rmde a r.w more putta. ,,.. ... It,. aald ClilNrt, ., ..... In ................. uid..,.... pro ......,~ ....... -··--... .... .... " ~,. ., ~" ....... _,....._nr '•' *911:. . EYE OPENER . Daily~· Spa.ti Hal.,,... ~·a..ito. .......... AUGUST 19 hoflofee JORDAN OTTERBEIN Monday, Aueust 12, 2002 A7 llllDaily.APilot 1111 Sports Hall of Fame Celebrating the millennium KARI RUSH Newport Harbor It can be a zoo at times at her house, but former girls volleyball standout wouldn't have it any other way. Rlchn d Dunn Daily Pilot school with, and all their kids are doing the same thing ... (my kids) are still amazed when T he name of the movie I can beal them." company that hires Rush , who starred at Kari Rush to train their Newport Harbor with Tara animals could also Kroesch. Kori Pulaski and Kris describe the former Newport Pulaski, along with '79 Harbor High glrls voll eyball championship teammates standout's home in Newport Louise Burbank and Julie Heights: GentJe Jungle. Cochran. enjoyed an With a 12-year-old son and All-American career at 10-year-old daughter, both of Stanford, then watched her whom are •full sports addicts," younger sister, Wendy, become she has her hands full. Her kids a three-time women·s voUeyball usually entertain the All-American at Stanford. neighborhood pals, so it can be "I played against the Pulaski Grand Central Station West. twins my whole college career," "Honestly, my Rush said. "We'd biggest highlights are always play against my kids' stuff -when (Hawail) in the NCAA they do well," Rush Playoffs and we lost said. "I was so serious every year. I remember when I played. Now that the most when I it's all just fun. But my was at Stanford." highlight at Newport Rush. who majored Harbor High was in in animal behavior, (the fall or 1979). when wanted to be named we won CIF my senior L-.......,~.___J Stanford's best athlete, year.· but was voted "most Under Coach Olarlie Kari Rush enthusiastic" instead. Brande, the Sailors captured She learned to live with not the CIF So uthern Section 4-A finishing on top: in fact, her championship, the school's first overflowing words of in the sport. with a victory over encouragement and positive Back Bay rival Corona del Mar -attitude have followed her the second time the teams reputation and Rush is often squared off in a CIF title match. sought out by others for advice. (CdM beat Newport Harbor in Her greatest thrill at Long the 1977 4-A championship Beach State, she said, was not match.) winning the NCAA title, but While Rush (Oass of '80) Lhat every player she recruited played a huge part in the early also graduated from college. history of Lhe storied Back Bay "That was the most girls volleyball rivalry. her days important thing," she said, "to playing at Stanford and get them through school. I coaching three years at Long tutored them. they stayed with Beach State (Including the 1989 me ... I told them they were NCAA championship season) going to graduate." are also special to her heart. After college, Rush spent 10 But, the e days, the latest years in the bu iness of training honoree in the Daily Pilot exotic animals for movies, Sports Hall or Fame is juggling. among Lhem ·oances With hopping and serving more than Wolves." But. while raising the she ever did on a volleyball animals was a joy, it's a job with court. countless hours. "I loved it, but ·My boy (Dusty) is a super it was a lot like having kids -it's jock. He plays baseball, football seven days a week and 14-hour and ice hockey. My daughter days." Rush said. (Mackenzi) plays football, too," These days, in addition to her said Rush, accompanied by a kids and half the · scream In the background. neighborhood's kids, Rush seemingly from a girl who trains and houses exotic baby didn't want the news leaked. animal · on a contract basis in ·sh e plays on Newport Heights' her large backyard, including Dag football team ... my lions, kangaroos and monkeys: daughter'• team did horrible ·we jUlt got a ti3er last last se8$on. but ahe dJdn't care. summer." she said. ·u takes a She loved running over the couple of weeks for (the boys. They play basketball, too. animals) to get comfortable. My They play all sports. J run into house Is chaotic, but It ls so all the people I went to high gQod for the anlmals." GIRLS WATER POLO Hewko sparkles in Australia ------- Al ,.,.., --12, 2002 SPORTS Peirsols, Mackey, Lean ready for the Phillips 66 Natiop.als Newport Beach quartet will swim for Irvine Novaquatics in the summer's climatic event. FORT LAUDBRIW..P. Fla. - 'Ibls hu been the moment they've been waiting for: The Ph1illpa 66 N~onal Swimming Ownplonahlpa. For Aaron Peinol. Ryan Lean, Hayley Pelnol and Nicole Mack· ey, all the tra1nJng and countless atrobe ln the water have led to the ultimate competition of the summer, the Nationala, which start today and run through Sat· urday, at the Hall of Fame Aquatic Complex lo Fort Lauder· dale, Fla. The quartet from Newport Harbor H1sh IWim for the Irvine Novaquatica, a club among the top five ln the nation. World-record holder Aaron Pelraol, who graduated from Newport Harbor and Is now. at the annual competition. They will meet In the 100 back. Tue•· day, when ptellm.lnarlea for the day. events will •Wt at 9 a.m. eutem time. The ftnals •tart at 5 p.m. Petnol la aeeded drat, while Krayzelburg. who ii maktn8 hla comeback from a recent ahoul· der aurpry, ii teeded fourth. In the 200 beck. the dynamic duo will So at It apln, Thursday. Pelnol enten u the No. l teed, and Krayr.elbwg la right behind him. burg, the 2000 Olympic gold wW mott Ubly contribute in rw· medalist, in the 200 back by .24 lays. u well. of a aecond, at the Janet Bvana Her hi8h IChool teammate. Invitational. Petnol called the Mackey, will allo compete In the race, "a teat of wW." and added lt 400 IM. Hayley Pell'IOl ii aeeded WU the little adjultmenta that ninth, wbOe Macby ii 11th. In made the dll'mwuce. lddldon, ~ a hflb ec:hool Aalde from hll ~ Ptdr· AD-Amerbn. wll toa. on IOI will allo complte In lbe 200 ~for a nadonl1 t-.m in freeltyle, 200 lndMdull medll)t the followtna twnll. the 100 and a few l9lay ewnta. The 200 buUereJ--the 200 IM n.. free la on 1\l8lday. wbDe the 200 dly and the 200 Met~ IM will be~ tan, who wtl be Mmm'"I Hayley Pelnol. Aaron'I In .. llDl1 eomptddon be6x9 younger --. p1ana to t.ecl oil marina an to UC .,,,.~ hu the momentum the bu teemdy ~ wcc111fhlly from tm· created. Hayley PetnoJ, the dit-dbUdl that P'•.s b&n IMt yw. tance fteeltyle IWbnmer who •HJa tnln1ns bu been look· will be a eenlor at Newpon Har· tng pretty aoocS. • Salo ea1d of bor ln the 1aD, won the 800 free Lean. "He'I a modwted kid. He at the Janet Bvam lnvitadonaL })un't been able to compete a She also ftnJlbed eecond In tbe whole lot. But, ha bu npined 400 free and lhe ii OD pace to ttrensth-He'll be fine.• qualify for a national team. Lean wOl compete In tbe .WO . headed to the University of Texas. will face Lenny Krayzel· bUrg, the former world-record holder ln the 200-meter back· stroke. Pelrsol vs. Krayzelburg 6gun!s to be one of the many highlights "Aaron hu a lot of respect for Lenny,• uld Novu' Coach Dave Salo, who la also the head man of the Orange Cout College swim teams. "Ewry time they swim against each other, they step up. There's a lot of excitement. CAt the Janet Evans Invitational July 19) Aaron wasn't sure what state (Krayz.elbwg'.) was ln). They blow where the other stands, now." Pelrsol, the 2000 Olympics all· ver medallst defeated Krayzel· The aummer nadonala In .free, today, the 1,500 free Friday Florida act u a quaUfter for four and the 800 free Saturday. national teams. that wW com· The Irvine Ncwaquatlca' PJ'te internationally in the women wW be defending their spring. Hayley Petno1, a hlgb summer nationala tide Olla school All-American, wW IWlm week. while the men wW be ln the 400 IM today, the 200 free aeeklng their Ont In the club'• Wednesday, the 800 he Friday hlltory. DON LEAC~ I DAILY Pl.OT Golfer Ken Calvert hits approach on ninth hole In Costa Mesa City Championship. He finished third. and the 1,500 free Saturday. She -sr.w Vlrpn L191INoaca 2.MO lllgllNaaca -LlplNaaca 2141 L.1111 ..... 21411.1111 ..... llOl1CI TO <Olll'IACTOIS <AUM fCll leS School Ditlrlct· COAST COMMUNllY COLLEGE Public hu rlntt wlll bt OISTRICT held by the Cotta Meu Bid Oudhnt Stpltmbet 10, 2002 •I 2-<lO p.m. Pt1nnln1 Commitak>n et Place ol 8id R1celpt Olllce ol Dlfector of City Hell. 77 feir Drive. Purchnln.l . Cont Community Cohl• Olslrlct. 81da. Coste Mu•. C1hfornl1, ·o·. 1370 dam1 Avenut. Costa Mtu, at 6:30 p.m .. or H M>On CA 92626 H poulblt then11t11 on Project ldentlllcttlon Ntm1 Onn11 CoHt Collea• • ......,, ._..., 26, R11HI Technolon 8u1ld1n1 Olna 8an1I V1u1t: Bid 2002, "ltrdlna th1 No 1849 lollowln1 1pp"c•tlont . f'lact Bid• .,, on 1111 ind 1vailabl1 11: Olllct l . Condltlon1I Un of the Pnyalcal Feclhtlet Coordinator. Atdlth Richey, Permit PA·02·31 lot C.8. Cont Community Collea• Dlatrlct; 1370 Adam• Richard Elli•, 1uthorl1ed Ave . Bld1. ·o·. Cost• M111. CA (714) 431·4673 •r•nt for Mlhul Rul Web tlt1: www.cccd.•d11/l1cilltl11 bt1te Salo, to ntab· NOTICE IS HEREB Y GIVEN tntl lht 1bov1 n1m1d llsh I church In en School Dlttrlct ol Ortn1e County, Ctlllornl1. 1ct1n1 ul1tln1 lndustr lel by e nd lhrou1h 119 Gonrnln1 801rd, her•lnefter bulldln1. with • minor 11f1rred to 11 "DISTRICr. wlll rectlVI up to, but condlllonal u11 permit not l1t1r th•n th• 1bove·tl1t1d time, for deviation from 11aled bld1 for the 1w1rd of • contrect for the ehertd parkln1 require• pro)ect d11crlb•d u : R1111I 01111 811111 Vault mel\U, loc1t1d at 3303 Th111 wlll be NO CHARGE: fot ona 111 of bid Herbor Boulevard, Sult• doc:umenlt. G·9 In 1 POI 1on1. 8 ld1 1h1il be r1c1lv1d In the place Identified Envlronm1nt1I determl· •bo••· end lho11 bld1 t hall II• opened end publicly nation: uempt. rud aloud at the ebOV1·1t1t1d time 1nd rlece. 2. Plennln& Appllcatlon In eccord1nce with Iha provl1lont o Cellfornla PA·Ol-19 for Bruce H. Public Contract Code Section 3'00, the Olttrlct Corzine, for • t ·month requlr11 th•t the bidder po1111t the lollowln1 ravi.w of the condlllonel cl1111flcetlon ol contr1clor'1 llcenH 11 the time UH permit tor Oold th•l lh• contr1ct 111w11cled: Co11t Couneellnl , lo· Contr1ctor: C· 17 Olealnc Contrector Llcen11 cited et 2t50 lrwey PUBLISH: A11111at 5, 2002. and Aucuat 12, 2002 Aw1nu1, Suitt 8·3 In en WAlK THROUOH W11kthro111h It not M1nd1tory. MP zone. Envlronmenw 0111 A111111t 20. 2002 al 10:00 e,m .• Oranp CoHI determlnetlon: uempt. Colle&• M1lnt1n1nct h clllty. loc:1t1d on M.,rlmec 3. A r11olutlon ol the StrHt. bttwHn Herbor 8oul1verd e nd f'elrvlew f'l1nnln1 Commlu lon Road, Coalt Mue, CA 9292'. Cell 714-431-.....a n lectlnJ ,.,.llmln1rt for map. "Adcltd Territory BIO DATE: Sept.niber 10. 2002 et 2:00p m ll ouncle rtu to the llOAllD OAT£ S.pt1mb1r II, 2002 Downtown Redevelop· No payment 1hell be m1d1 tor work or m1t1rl1I m111t l'rojtct At11 end under the contrect unl111 end until the Re1l1trer e pprovln& end 1doptln1 of Contractort verlllet to the DISTltlCT • l"rallmlnary "•n for thtl Ult CONTRACTOR w11 propwly llc1n11d et the Added Teullory. th• time th• contrect wu awarded. Any 4, Appul ol Zonln1 CONTRACTOR not ao Aclmlnletntor't approval lle1n11d It t ubject to pen1ltlt1 under the law. It of Minor D11l1n Review th• llcanH cl111lllc1tlon •pacified hereln1bove 11 ZA·02·H for Grell th1t of 1 "1peol11tt1 contractor • 11 defined In Andenon1 for • H cond· Section 71>51 ol lh• C1lllornl1 8111ln111 end 1tory aodlllon to an Prol11tlon1 Code, lh1 tpteltllty conltactor 1wercltd ul1lln1 1ln1le•1torJ, lht Contract for thl• Work 1hell lttell con1truct 1lnat1 family home, wltll 1 meJorlty of th• Work, In 1ccord1nc1 with the en uemptlon from provlt lon1 of C1llfornl• 8111ln111 end Prol111lon1 current p1rkln1 ,.. Code Section 7051. qulrement1 (IO·loot All Work mutl be compl1t1.d within 30 con11cullve f'"'' width required; d1y1. Time 11 ol the 1111nce, Ftllurt to complete I loot width u 11t1n1>. lh• Worll locetad el aolO Mtdlton within the tlma HI forth herein will ruull In th• Avenue In tn ltl zona. lmpoaltlon of llquld1t1d d1m1p1 tor 11cll dey of lnvlronment1I daterml· clel•J. In th• •mount "' forth In Ille "Information nation: eumpt. tor llddtn." If 1ny of th• lollowln1 h eh bid mu1t conform and be rHpontlv1 to tellona ttt ch1lt.n11d In the contract docum1nt1. lacll lllddtr 1h1ll 111llmlt, col#t, Ille ch1llen1• m1y on Ill• fOfm furnltlled wlttl the contract documenb. II• llmltecl to only thou • llt l ol th• propoH d tubcontrectot• on tlll1 IMuee aorneone rel•M 1t project u required h lh• lubltllln& incl th• pullllc hurln1 Subcontr1ct1n1 F t lr l"rectlc11 Act Government d""°lll•cl In tlll• notice Cod• Section CIOO et 11q. r In written corr1· h ell Bid 111111 II• 1ecomp1nt.d by 1 ctrtllled or apondenc• dellwet•d to c11111.,•1 cllec:ll or blcl lloncl In en •mount not leet tt11 l"ltnnlrll Commlellon than tin ,arcent (10'1) ol the total bid prlc1, et. or pr!Of lo. tlle pullllc p111ble to th• Ol11Jlct 11 • 1uerent11 11111 tlle llterlna bidder. If 111 propo11I It 1cctpl1d. 1/11H promotly fot further lnl0tm1• uecute Ill• A1r11menl. lurnlJll • utl1f1cfor1 tlOft on th• allove 'eltlllul 1"1rl«m1nce Bond In an 1mount not llu epf llcatlont. teltphoftt then ona hundred percent (100'1) of Ille tot1I lllcl (7 4) 714·5245. or u ll prlca, lurnllh • 1"1yment Bond In en amount not the office of the l"la11· i.u thin 0111 ll11nclred parce11t (100'1) of the total nlna Dlwl1lo11, room 200, blcl price, end lurnleh certlflc•IH evldencln1 that 11 ''" Oflve, Cotlt the requlo-ed ln1urenc1 11 In effect In th• 1mount1 ~. Calllornlt. HI forth In Iha 11neral condition•. In th• 1wtnt 1"11bll1hed Newport ol fellure to enter Into the contr1cl encl uecute l1ech·Coet1 Meu D•llJ the I" l!ot AlllUl I Ud required clocument1, 1uch bid Hcurlty wlll bit 2002 M51 forfeltecl. fht F1lthful Perl«m•nc• l ond 111111 ........... r1m1ln In full force tnd tlfecl thro111h the 111•11nlM ptrlod 11 apecllltd In the 1ener11 ......... condltlont. The lollowln1 paraona Tiie DISTltlCT rHtrVH th• rlaht to reject any tit dotn1 butlnff• H: ot ell bldt or to welv• any lfr•aul•rltl•• or lucti.lnahem ""'· 2791 lnlorm1lltlea 1111ny bid• or In the lllddlna. Lonpood coiirt, Cotti At r1ct11lrtd by Section 177' of 1111 C1lllornl• Meu CA t2'71 L11>of Codt. lh• Director of the Dep1rtment of .lohn h. o. 81tri.1. 2711 lncl111trlel "•l•tlon• of th• ll•t• of Celllorf I• 1111 t.0111wooc1 Court. Cott• determined th• 1tn1t1111 prev111lna rttM o w•• M•u, CA tMM In the loc•lltr In Wfllch the Worll II to Ill petlormild. Tiiie ltutlMM 11 con· Cotlet tf thttt we .. r1te dt1tr1ntnetlon1, tt1tltled clucltd lly. an lndlwlcluel l"ltlVAILIHQ WAOI ICM.I, ere mel11ttlnecl et tlle HtVI you atltttd DlST,.ICT office loc1t1d 1t; U70 Adelfte Ave., Coet1 cloln& buetne11 yetf Y .. , ...... t A t2t29; l"llrtletl ,ecltltltl l"ltnnlna, Mel Ju1J JO, 2002 .,. 1vtllff .. I• anr lnt«Mtt4 IN't'Y "°" re.,u t. Jt11n It. D. lttdtJ Tiie Contncw llhell ~t • ..,, ef Ulh •c:111M11t Thlt atttMtl'll wH et •NII •• ahe. Tiit co.itrector •ncl IMI)' fllld wMtl Ille C041nt1 aukon&rHtor undtt It 111111 P•Y not ltte lll1n tlM Clefll of Ortnp Cou"ty ..-lfled llN'•Yllllnl r•tM of w .... to 111 wtthr• on Ol,'Ol/Ot trlflplortcl Ir! the eaecutlon ti the ....... ff c..ttt.ct. Del~ ,... Alla. •i..t.! No blfder mar Wlttl«tw •nY bid ftf • "''" lt, IJi,pt --~.,<:;., MJI tft• tlM dtte Mt lot tlM ......... _P.!il!,.._ ............. -~ A PIYIMlll NM w ll M ,..,.,. 1ttlot to ... ..... HM.tltft ef ltle otllttMl tlld Mall M In IN fOUll Tiie fwhwllll !*MM ..... lft .. 11fttrtctdec'"'*"9. .,. ............. ff! P'WWMt tt ... tlH ttJOO If tile l"'*llo CotltfMt C"""9r ........ Ck =·I=• Hllttltt will "fttt ln 1tttwl16eftl 111111 Lll'Wt.-L~ -. ...... M.....,te~,_,..,CA•n .......... ,., ............. -~ ... tfll ,Otalflol llt'1fteW ..... Mefldlltl, ........ l*fWIMMI ~ llM Mftlfecl. ~ l...._. L--._ ...... " ..... lft ,..,... .. -,...... .cA-~7 -·-~:;\:..,";~t~~-'=':'1 ...... . 1114 ...... Ill '""""" 1114 ...... .., .,. .... I :a,'=9'•Mlllllln,......, •• ....t.111 • """•• •£iEb --~ .. =.==·., ··~ .. MIA= DllJl'tltt ,....e;... ... .1 PIUAllOll r11e Cott• Meu Zonlflc Admlnbtretor wlH rend« 1 declalon on ~. Alftlltt 22, 2002, 01 H toon 11 poulbl1 th•r•· 11ter. on th• lollowlna lt1m1 1. Minor Dulan Review ZA·02·50 IOI StlH Me· todltv, to conttruc:t • 11cond lloor above en 11lttln1 tln1l•·l1mllr ruld1nc1, located 1t 222 Cebrlllo Str11t In 1n lt2· MO 1on1 Envlronrnentel d1t1rmln1Uon: 11empt. 2. Min« Condltlonel Ute Ptrmlt ZA·02·54 for Y.A.O. Oroup Inc., t u· thorl11d •1•nl for Mule Ohev1ndl1n. to upend en ul1t1n1 mlnl·merktt et • Mobile car wn h/ 11rvlc1 tl1tlon end lo 1m1nd 1 condition ol 1pprov1I ol th• prevl· ousl)' 1pprov1d cOlldl· tlon•I 1111 p1rmlt to lncrH11 1111 of covered auto d•l•ll 1r11 from 3 to 5 care, loceled al 1 lH Beller Str11t In a C2 aone. Envlronn1tnt1I determlnellon: 111mpt. 3. Minot Condltlonel UH l"ermlt ZA·02·55 tor Kinny W1 n/Trl•n1l1 Squ.re lnv11lment, LLC., 111thorlaed 111nt for Adolph l"ereln, for llv• anttrtalnment. d1nch,1 t nd Hie ol elcollollc beveu111 for on•tlta con111mptlon alter 11 p.m. In Ille former Sluul't 1utaur1nt tpec., locetad ti 1170 Harbor Boulewerd, •HZ In 1 l"OC 1one. Crwl· ronment11 determln•· llon: uampt. Publlt ll•d Newport ll11ch·Co1t1 Me11 Delly l"llot Auauet 12{ 2002 M51 lidiliM ..... ... ,....... The lollowln1 penon1 1re doln1 b111lne11 11: h1t1lde lt1tlt'f, lClt9 N, con t Hlat1w1r1 L•111n1 IHCll CA"t2111 Todd Or11ory H1n1y, lOH N. Cou t HIJhw~•J, Le111ne Beech, OA tml Tlllt 11u1lne1t It con· ducted lly: 1n lndlvldual Have you 1larted doln1 llutlft111 't•tf No Todd Gre(Of'f Haner Tiii• tt1\ernent w11 flied with the County Clerk of Or an,. CountJ on 07/11/02 ,.. .. '",.. Dilly 'llot Julr 221• ~..! Au1.~Z M4.u ..... .......... Tiie lollowln1 peraon1 ere clolna b111lntt1 '..'l "'· c. H•nHn Co .. lln Oh,,.. WI)', Cotti Meat. CAt2.t27 Marlin Hen11n, HU ColortdO l,n., CHI• lilteM, CAt2:tfl Tlllt ll111lntH 11 con· dueled by: 1n lndlwld111I Han lfOU 1tarted ~ bUllntH yetf Y .. , Mtrlln HtnMn Thi• 1tet1ment wH fllecl with th• CountJ ~~\ Oren11 COUl'llJ ...... ~. Delly "!lot Alla. &, 12. tt, 'ii: M!OO clolnt l11111ntu yet? Yet, 7/15,'02 Steve Mklllel Merd« Thlt 1t1l11Mnt WH flied with ttMI County Clerk of Or•n1• Countr on Ol/Ol/02 IOOHt1toM D•Ar l"llot Aua. 5. ll.t 11,21.2002 ..... ........... ........ Tiie followln& per1on1 ere dolna llutlMU u : ftllH Yorll• Lindi Group, 11442-11452 Yorba Linde Blvd., Y«b• Linde, CAt2111 Oreaory S. Brown, 1515 Tahiti._ L11une llHch, CA 1291>1 Edward II. Henley, 11 001111111 Dr.. Coto di Cete. CA tze7t Thlt ll111lne11 11 con• ducted by: T1n1nll In Common Htv• you •tarted dolna butln"' J•t1 No or.,ory Brown Thi• tl1tam1nt WH flled with the County Cletll of Or1n11 County on07/lll02 tooHtlOJl2 DeJIJ ,.lot Ju11 22M~ A111.;:.;;;.. 2002 ..... ......... Tiit followltl1 peuont •rt dol111 bwllnHI H : Cr11t•I Vlelont l"roclllct Group, 1954 l"ltcentle ~ve., lu1t1 202. Cotti M ... CAt2tZ7 WiH lnl«natlonel, Inc. (CA), 1114 l"lectntl• Ave., lwt• 202. Co1t1 Met1,CAt2.tZ7 Tiit. llualneu II con· ducted Itri • cotpor1t1on H1v1 JOU 1t.rltd ~Ullfttlt Jttf Oii WIH lnt.,n1ttone11 Inc, W. lcott Hendr c-•· l"rHlcltnt Tiii• 1t1t1m1nt wn flied with the County Clerk 9f Or•na• County on 07/ll/02 ......... ,. D•lly l"llot )ulY u, •. ::.::nJ A111.r _, .... ......... The followln1 peraona ,,. c1o1,,. t1u1lnt11 11: Trell'll~I 'uncll111 1"1rt· nt11, 20 hecutlve ,..,111 : ult• 1~ lnlne, CA 2.tl4.f7ir T11" Oro11p, Inc. (CA), 20 hecuUwe l"erll Suite ltot. lrwlne, CA tttl4• uz, Tiii• bllalntte " COii. cluct1d br: 1 c0tper1tlon H1v1 )'OU tl.,ted f~utlneu yetf lf/ Tfl' Oroup, lno. Merk C. Colemen. l"r111dtnt Thlt tl1l1ment w11 fllecl with the County Clerll of Or1n1• CountJ on 07 JOIJ/02 ........ ", D1llJ ,llot Jiiiy U1.J! A111.;:.;;;.IOOZ ......- K«Mn Lltbet, 25661 Otani• Ave.. Co1t1 MeN,CA92627 Tiiie b11tlne11 II con· clUcltd by I ltnerel ptrlnenhlp P1ul IW AI011ton Tiiis 1talement wH filed with th• county clll"k ol Oren,. County on 7/17/ 02 l"ullllahed Newport 8HCh•Cotta Meta 0111)' l"Uot Nt1 22, 2t, ~ a. 12. 2002 ,... ..... ....... Tlla followlna ptraont ere dotna buelnHI 11: Copper ltacowery 7631 Woodwind Of .. Ste. 8, Huntlnmton l11ch, CA t2t47 Cit Recovery( Inc. (CA), 71Sl Woodw nd Or. Ste. ~ntlnaton llHch, C~ Tiii• b1111n... I• con· ducted lly: • corporation Hne you ttwltd 1Ji'ib blllll'IMI 'tfl1 Ytt, Cu ltecoverr, Inc. Cllrle Carlton, l"r•lclont Thie etatemont WH flltcl wlttl the County Clerk of Oranp Courrty Oii OllO l/02 IOOtHtlOll Oelly. l"llot Aq. II~ lt,. ... ........ The folloWlnt INM'Mlll •• c1t1111 11t1e1-u : l"Mil Atoneon lntMprle- ••· 21111 Or•n•• Awe., Cotti MMe CA IZU7 1"1111 John Wllll1m Atoneon, 2IMI Orenp Awe.. Cea ta .-.... CA 92127 Tiiie b111ln111 It con· ducted bJl en lndMduet Hewe you 1t1rt1c1 f'l'i~ 11~1111 .. e )'l lt. YH, °teu(OJW Aronaon Tiii• 1t•l•m1nt WH filed wltll Ille Countr Cletll of Or1n1• county on 07/17/02 toolHlOlll Dilly l"ltot _ Jiiiy U, itJ A9.it.LZW..*'1 ........ Tiit folloWll\I Plf'lln• .,. dolna llutlfttee 111 OMS ln111t1no1, 2461 Newport llwd., lulta 127, Cot ti Melt, CA 12127 Olot Marie kott. IClll Mlllerle An., CHll Mrs CAWM 2141 L.1111 .... 11411.1111..._ 2141L.llll..._ ll4I Tiii• bvaln ... 19 con· Tllll ttatement wH ducted lly: en 1114Mclu.I fllecl with the County Heve you ttMtM ~ of Orence County 11o1n1 butlneu yet? Ytt, Oii Oll'Ol/02 1/22/t1'l tooJ6tl2tt• DIOf Meri. Scott D•llr l"llot ~.. S, .lh. Tiii• 1l1l1NT1ent we1 lt, ze. 2002 M- fll-4 wlttl tfl• County Ct.rk ol Oren,. County ,..._..._ on OllOl/02 ......... HOlltlJOJ7 T f I I D•l'I. l"llol A111. 5M412, It• o low na p11aont .,. dolnc butlMll It: lt, • 2002 97 Tit• llueprlnt Worat, .......... 4tll Tellet A11t1 .. New· porl llNCh, CA tzeeO ... ...... Wallet John IUcherdeon, The followl111 penont 107 CrJtl•I Awenu•.t are cloln1 llutlneu u : 81lll0t ltltncl, CA t2etz Aflordelll1 Mercllent Thlt lllltlntee It con· SefwlcH, 2175 1"1clflc ducted 111: en lndlwkluel Awe.. , ·2. Co1t1 MeN, HIVI )'OU 1tartecl CA t2t27 doln1 bUtlftffl 1•t1 v ... KelhJ Johnaon, 2175 J1'"1 l tM l"eclflc Aw•.a , ·Z. Cotta W11t11 J. ltlcllarcleoft MeM, CA tn27 Thlt ttata'91ent WH Tlllt ll111lntt1 11 con· flled with the County ducted llJ: en lncllwldutl •Clerk of Oran .. Countr Have rou t tartad on Oll'Ol,IQZ ...................... ................. Tiii followln1 pereon1 Thi followlna pertont ere dolna llu1lneu u : .,. dol"t llutlne11 11: CollectM StOl'I... 2072 MMlc.11 Safety Men· OolclH•J• ,.ec., Cotlt 111mtnl. 1Ul5 Ml Mete. CA tzeze Saldr~o11nt1ln V•ll•r. K.tllr1n Ann Wledel, CA 92fUll 2072 Goldener • l'ltce, lt lck Orevet, 11110 Cott• Meu, CA 92121 Muifwooft Ct:.:f ounteln Tllll llllllntta II con· Veller, CA 927UI cluctecl lly: •n lndlvlcluel Thi• llutlneM I• COii· H1v1 you 11trted ducted by: en lncllvlduel doln& llullneta J•t? Y11, Hive rou 1terttcl 04/27 /02 doln1 lluelne11 r•t1 Yu. K•tlvrn A. Wledel Merell lit] Tiiie 1t1tement w11 Rick Qrew11 llltd with the Countr Tiii• atetement w11 Cltfll of Or•n1t Co11nlJ flltcl with 1111 Count1 on 07/17/02 Clerk of Oren11 County llltlflllt7 on Ol;ol/02 D•llr. l"lllot July 221.~ llltM•to12 I002 "",. o:uJ. ,.~ A111. 51Jl; dol"l llut lllHI r•tf v... HOIHt•H 117 Deity l"llot Alla· 51.}]i •...iliililliiiiiiiii_ ... KettlJJClhnMlfl _19_,_2t_,_2002 _______ MllW___ lllliiiiiiliiiiiiiiill .. Tllll eut.,,,•nt wu fifed wlttl tlla County Clertl of Ortnp County on Olf'Ol/02 Mettt111'7 OtllY l"Mot Aua. 51 ~11 ···21£ -... ... ........ Tiie f0Howln1 pwaone .,. clolllt l>ueinMI u : Merollentmover.com, 2171 l"IClflc A~_!·Z. CoehMeM,CA~T KethJ JohnlO'!.i 2171 l"eclflo A~J·i, Coate Mllt,CAR917 Tiiie Min ... i. con· d11eted llJ: en lt111Mduel Have JOU eterted dOlfl& bueln ... Jttf YM, Dte. l , 2002 Kathy Jollneon Thi• etet1m1nt wu fllH wltll t111 county Cleflt of Of1n1t Coul'lt)' on Ol;ol/02 ... ........ Dilly l"llot Au1. 1,_1_1_i .1•.z _, ..... ......... Th• fellowlna 1NM'ton1 ere dolnt •uellleta H " AlrV1tlly.aom 1171 l"eclllo A~J·i. Cotll Mt11,CA~7 Keth1 Jollnaon 1111 l"telflo A~!,·f, Cotlt MIM,CA.-air Tlllt llullntll le con· ducted i.r: 111 lncllvlcluel Hewe you •tarted d• Mlnlll rttf YH, JuMl ,IOOt ... ,, ... ,,,. C.I\ th• ClaMlfleda (148) 142-5178 ~ . Policy • • . 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Eer n up 10 Stspo+ Pl, S7500+ Fl Worktn& from any loca hon free booklet & lull t1a1n1n1 (800)292 2190 I orslClusAdvenlure com (CAL •SCAN) Moving & Storlgt HST MOVHS $St /Hr servona all ClhH Ins ured fut, courteous. careful Tl63844 800 246 2378 12 Toi.le r•••-r-t, nr NP pier Inc inventory, equip, type 41 liquor he $250.000 Howard Wdls Cannery Vollaee Rulty 949·673·3777 Real Estate loans 4240 CASH FAST • Home Ownen only •Good & Bad Credrt •No Income Verf1c1toon • BK s/r oreclosur • OK •rlMOry c.,.1 •• 1 ""-949-500-54 15 Olces lar Lem 4540 IACll IAY CENTlll oltoce space, 2651 Irvine, 310 ~f and up, Retail on· ~•le, iiolf course view. 714 573-7708 H11ntln9ten leoch Ptome Ofl1c1/Med1c al Bld&s Call Pa trock Tenore N1loonw1de USA 949-85•-9705 • ..,ell your Car In C:bin([i•d ! Anni Elderly on home health care provided l5Y1"1/1111'a. ""-Vout. 'J/tw/ htu1y, blltlq. COOk. dell\ med's &. lf)fJI 714-841-1725 Plldlng ~n-o.e-., Whse you w.nt. when you w .. t! 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ENTRE·MANURE DOG WASTE REMOVAL We'll Clean II For You• 949-496-4104 Plaslllring & a.cco Piestw /Stvcc:e ••tdo Sen11n1~ c.Mcrlm '°' Z5 years L132ti864 24 Hours (714) 554 7131 Plldling NOMST & llLUCMl•I PlUM8ER L15065l6 20'5 Oft laborl SIM" r epalts ( 714) ZJS. 91 SO •tUCIH PlUMllMG Repairs & Remodelin1 FREE ESTIMATE L'687398 714 969 1090 Corona del Mar • 41r 4.510 .ipproa 3169 ,f beeutoful sinale stor., hum~ on A COi net lot ':i1n r.ta•Ul"r ocun '"<!"'~ .. andttful bad• y~rd l1111ourtnf'I kitchen lllf-r"d •I Sl.495.000 •&I Otbr • B~111e1 110 ll6 8464 d 48 310 60U 9168 lull) * Steol In SpyPoH • Hllh Sl>•CIOU~ & OjH!n ,. sparkhni pool end <,p.a 4Br 11 fol ov~r I? 000 sl r f'duc.ed lo sell Open Sal &. Sun I 5 6 Or a~es B.ay Bllr 714 ~ IZ 89!>5 Costa Mm ••('old• Cu tie JBr ?Ba homP. rrmndelrd ma•ltr w ma.bl~ 11001 updated country killhen look~ oul to lhr lovely Jllrden paho. hrdwd tlrs. S48'lll judy Kular Bkr 949 176 S'>7f> s.I yeur .... ~ iltllS tht ecny wtyl Ple<u Claslfl~ H tMlyl {•o)u2-m1 WINOOW COVOllNGS M1n1 Blonds, Wc1<1d Btmcn r rw " hOlne at L "528>19 JI.,. 714-227 291 I cell SELL your stuff through classified! Tr11s.*8 .C. TREES ™"9111/llf, R~•NI & v • ..-Cl,.,.,,,. 714.435.17 c;1.11r Uc 614101 • A l••• ... t tr.' i ht•" ho-In tile amptons on £dwwds Hin. Mof• than 3500sf on a 9300 af lot. 58r •.58a, master W/fp, 1our1Mt 111tc:heft w/111'19 center btllnd, bull« pantry & ullna area overk>c*lna pool & spa. f Of list of All afMnlllH end features call Kathy Anderson, Ster R.E. 71•·536-MllO '""" A S._ .... condo In the prHtl1ou1 'Melropoll· llin' $259,900 hardwood floors, marble bath. •ct. Fred 9'9·300·•195 Cwtt•• l wllt Me rk Sl•t•r Contempor1ry Home. 38r plus office, 3.58• with panoramic: views, wood floors, granite counters, stain· less steel apphanc:es. aet Mike Dunn 949 262·3612 Lawer Three Ard! lay •br 3ba. bHmed ceils, hdwd fin. very clean. Fwsl tome on market on 30 yrs By Owner Sl,875.000 949-261·123' x210 Courtsey to Brokers Ea.donlve NeUle Goll •-ch horse property with almo,t 2 acre of land with pool on an 8500 sq fl flat pad Sl,600.000 a11t. Mike Dunn 949 ?62 3612 ,RIME ISTATIS 'ATaKK THtORl NATIOMWIOI USA ...... ,._9705 www patrlcktenore.com Lagana N1gaef OrlN HOUSfS SAT-SUN 1-S 31386 rtyinc Cloud 2br 2ba $639.000 31334 rlyona Cloud 3br. 2ba S455.000 views. many upvades!I! Cell 949 3l2 0932 Dorect 9'19 389 1324 Gated Niguel ShorH garden home 3Br 2Ba, remodeled. bright, new paonl. carpel, baths. beach, eccen, pool, tennis, agt 71•·62•·2•11 Newport Badt • eleoch Cett ... Assumable Lone Term lease until 2026 at $895/ per mo' All new Interior 2Br 28•. all new appts. shp marina with resident discount $199,000. Mary Wood, aat 9•9·58•· 5811, 949 717 9816 Op-5-ft 1-4 22 Hw.._, '•l•t• Best loc11tion. le corner lot with custom pool. spa, built on BBQ. 38r plus office, 3.58• and lat&• muter Br with ocean views •ct. Miki Dunn 9'9 262·3612 Ottly 1 left! completely remodeled 2br 2ba. 11 muter bf w/pvt porch, new •epts. S5',950 on Bayside V1lla11e Mobile Home Park Modular lofeslyles 9'9/723 '°45 15473 Oealrolole spacious double unit Great view of turn1n11 bRson and city lights, 4Br 4 5Ba $2, 150,000 Mary Lou Koehler. lido Park Realty 949-675 2700 loy•lde VIA09e MOllel He-Now For Sale. 2Br 2Ba w/plnntallon 5hut ters, delu•e appls. Reduced to $99,950 Call Today ModulM lifestyle$ 9'9 723 4<M5 •15036 * THI llUFfS * l ·story end unit, alnt toe, very popular and scarce. custnm features. wonderful cond agt. SSl0.000 949 584 5482 l"t • ..., In Newportt 3Br 38a twnhm. huce mstr auote, 2c 11ar, wa• to bch, pool/spa ~. aet David 714-812 5668 OCIANFaONT '1XH NotforThefohttef Hew1. A9t. t4t-72l ... 120 GIANTllACH Htol-~WAY J+JS4H,OOO .... •••·721 ... 120 ,.OIATI SAlll Prime Eastsld• Coste Mesa. latge •Br. 2 story, Just listed. $630.000 agt 949- 723-8120 ................ llC ti• 1~. ~=pttd c... ........ .,,, .. o.oao11 . .., ., ..... Tilia ........ ........... ,..1 i1."5.0000- f!ftefNe-9C-I Opetls.t-t..11-S 471e9-ocn catallna, ba1, vi.ws. 'bf. •.$ba. S2,29S.OOO ~97·3635 949-619-07• .... u..-. 4• ... ( almost 2500sf with wooer floors, plantation shul· ters, utra Iona drive· w1ys, $898,000. Mille Dunn, •st. !M9-262·3Sl2 PmallSTATIS 'AQKll n•OIH •AnoMMDI USA .-.... s ... •1os www.patrlcktenon .com mca.tMEOUS RBfTALS I010 RllDI To hi .. C,.M leowtfM Trl·M condo, like new. 2br 2ba. •blll to ocn sundecl\, hcty. fp, _. Olll, stGrl8t. fem pref S950m+fnt &. last 949-675-8737 Rooms lor Rini &040 hWo hdi hJ UPI* 28t w/lf1 encttd bale, IC, 111'5/mo ..... lBr, le patio. IH, 1875/mo. 329 Uni..,.,sity 949·57' 2031 Eslde 28f' IBt 3'3 Rodlnttr, very pi1t. beautiful cond, 11750/ mo. qt, '49-6'2·6438 1'.U. Cwte 21r 1 lo completely renovated, 2c gar. big yard, NO PETS $1850lno. 949·5'8·5601 ..... ., •Ir ••/ .. , 1500sf house w/yard, xlnt cond (no gar) 2c prkne spaces) 12200/mo av1il now, 138 Santa lsable llA.. • Al•• 21r 1'/•lo, 900sf, newer. alnl cond, avail now. 11750/mo. 138 Santa Isabel. "8. Drive loy & rkk:z .. t.!!yer. •, __ I< OC View 28r 28a. new carpet, paint, secured bid& w/2c gar prllg, fa terr w/voewl •rt. 949-717-'7'8 NB/OcHn View rooms, Oceanfront/22nd. pvt rm, unfurn, share bl, ulls pd, n/smllg, kllch· enelte, lndty, 1 block lo Newport Pier, S660/mo. Call Sam al 9'9·278 7905 (between 9e·Se> YIMl Y LIASIS SUMMla llASIS 'rivet. •-w/bath Bill GRUNDY REAL TORS ~ ciu":r.:v!:J::~ 949-675·6161 E"0n utl Ind 9'Mill-6lll eN, HUGHTSe Shdo, AESIOENT1Al RENT Al.S ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Se. 1-rfr-t 2Br $1950 view of bay/boats. 1 Br $1795. Irle. W/O. 1a111e. petio.949-673-3059 IAYF•o•T Spacious •Br+ofc, •ba family home at quiet end of Island. S5SOO/mo yrly. Angela/rllr 9'9·723·0653 .-i revllloltlOOd. ,._. apaca. $875/mo nd utJ Avail ~15 714-0-7489 Awe•-view, clpse to bch. hu11e remodeled Studio, Nwpt Hahta. Fp. lots of closet space, utls pd Sl300m 949 515·2959 1-t Lee .. , ... '" .... h_, ef N.I . Come enjoy our 28r 28a, fjewly remodeled. tiled counter tops, dish · washer Included. Pets Welcome. Only Sl.585! Call Tod1y 888·561· l~ tt-w w-• 2br 2ba condo, w/d. 1111. new tlle/crpt, p1ho, Fp, 2c ger Sl800. 714-393·1925 llllOl Pelllnlltl llwfft Jlr, 1•; .... "' ~ et 19"9 St, ......... aliops, ,..a, tutn'd modern condo. Ip, 5t.ri1i•9,:_2-c94~'1·"~ view, lmmac winter, 3br i9S-It-) __...TV 2.50•. 9'9-673-1943 I ...._120 37th Avt S.l 2br·lb9, h ·2ha. 11.rn-unf .. bdl. pr. !cry, patio, did. .~. '* oil. NeoJt. WW./Yftl Sl«X>-R«Xlrno c.nn.y lm.2'7-ll<'m Y..ty 21r 11e •/99', $1650/-. Oc-tt-Jlr 21• Wlfttwh•tol $2800/••· Othw•AwwlloMel haedot8"a..tly t4t-673-UU Corona ..... C-Slier.. furn wkly ranlel overlooking buch &. ocean Avail Aua and Sept Bev White, Prud Ca Realty 9'9·219·2.02 OONT WAIT To come -this one! Ovenued Newly Remodeled Ont Bdrm In CdM. Hue• patios. tons ol closet space. Pets Welcome. Only S 13'01 Hurry toe won't lest. 888·561·15'6 Apt. llr ............... """ pajnt. cablll lntwnet. b*ony or pvt p.bo ml ~ Slm9&2l!M&i1 st..p, a.-, 21r, 110, Bit Corona 2 Bills, petlo, carport. 11500/mo, le1se 949··67'4&52 •a.-.i.e 2lr I le le pr. no pets, SlSOOmo BJ Johnson !M9/721 0132 Prud. Cahf. RHlty b 2119. New csepVpelnt, "· frt yd. I c ,,, • S2«iQ.I -. ......... ~ -SAT-SUN •1>-21110 SM L-1apur ~9913 Hr 2 ........ Stett• to beach, Fp, 2c 11ar, 1 year lease, no pets. S2100/mo 626·359 4539. l~e Jlr 2.Slo townhome Coif cour~ views, $2500/mo Kff an. .... 9'9-759-37'1 Yeerfy Oc-t,._. Ja.r 21Ho. upper, vault ceot. 2c Pf"'8. crt toe. sm b11'c SJSOOm •gt 9/675-4912 ..... Coat Trever• t•te,. 21r 2Be, 2c &• & laun. null cells. F p, le pa too, S2375/ mo. •rt 9'9·717-'7'8 -...-... ~ ...... , ------ ASS£MBL Y AT HOME Arlt. Craftt, Jtwelfy. Also 1lectronk:s, HWtn&, typln1 In (our span time. GrH pay. No ••perience, No fff, Wiii lt1in Call 800-795·0380 ext. 2 (24/hn.) (CAl•SCAH) c ... ...,,,., ... S-len. Rewerdin1 Positions to provide In-home com· panionshlp, homem•k· Ina. errands. fleit PT hrs or 2• hr shifts, C1r reg'dl 71' 4"·'881 Dane• THcher, teach beg1n1n1 Ballet lo Tap Must love kids. call 71•· 931·7000 ,..,. your fvture, work from hom•. Personal tralnon1 provided. Free Info. 888·238·88'1 WWW opportunlty4weallh.com wetti fr-heMo, mail order /internet. Up to $5,000/mo. FT/PT full tralnlna. 800·677 7619 ,.wwy1ulierJ(h.c- MIDKAl y,_ V«: exp. 8"5lC ' + *°· Datt IOlutl on yo11 .,_.., lor CM --.. ,_ ....... nl2 'IT s.i.. ,.,..... N 8 f1Knlture showroom. flex hours. entercetk:, wlllona to learn. Cell for details 9'9-631 7266 rT CUSTOMH SHVKI data base Mgmt 10 20hrs. per wk. PC exp, ACT/QBoolls E mail res pat@pel pear~on com rT a ecept....,at, N.1 . Counlr y Club occasional evenlncs ean 9'9-~ 9550 eatl04 rlHONAl TaAnn• bperoenced. for Corona del Mar facility. Call Lisa t4'-67S-J217 n Sol.a Baby/Chld's furn &. ac:cA!SS store in NB Ptol. turd l'llll1'q. can Ml SaMuu+nwd ~l JOIN OUR TEAM and make a doff et ence In the Cehfo1nla Army National Guard you can get rnoney for colleee and career llainnc Call I· 800 GO ·GUARO (CAl •SCAN) IMW '0 2 1 251 S388/MO Odown lease On Approved Credit Flea let ms • 175536 TILOCARS COM '02 XSJ.O S515/MO Odownlease On App1oved Credit. Fin terms IPs.557 TILOCARS.COM u xus '0 2 ISJOO $425/MO O do.,n luse On Approved Credit Flex terms #033583 TllOCARS COM IOMOJ.St34 --- Q I: Al Souda. ~Y'* IJiiilM: nMWI. 0 '. ~,,.. ldt: •llU ~AK 0 AS •QIUO •HSJJ 0 4KQ 0 A'f • 496 The blddlna hu Pftl()eeded: NORTH EAB1': 80tmf WUI' P8nner opens lhc = wllh one le:? .... ' Wbal Jo )'OU bid now? dub. What do )'OU ? A • You hive • powerful hand and ucellmuuppun fur pertner's aulL ~nils••>' ton of forcina heert raise widl Only thn»-catd sup-pon, even with suCh oxcellent help as you can produce. Next, don't even lhint about · lhiftina wilb sueh a ""e.alt ~t. For the moment, JU 1 bid one ~ and ace whll r'CIC- tioo tb4t geu from plltnec A • You ...S not be in a 114.tny to rabe cllabc -rutt probe for • poui- ble 4-4 majoMult nt. ~one apede, then, oppotite • muilinum rebid by pt1nne1; jump to three no tNmp at your nut tum. Q 5 ·Neither vvlnerablc,as Sooth you hold: •Q1UU O ICU 0 7 •A J U 1be biddina lw proceeded: Q 2 • A' South, vulnerable, you hold: NORTH !AS1' SOUTH WP.ST 10 ..... •• .... • 4 5' Q K J <> 10 6 • 4 IC. 8 7 U The biddina tw l>f'OC«lded: 1• r.. T Wbat do you bid now7 SOU11J WF.S1' NOR'm A· Only I hand boa would bid two no tnnnp oo an unblt.lanced hand, ucellent 1upp0n for penner's aec- ond suit and Only one stopper in the unbid suiL Bid three c:lubs. II the band befonp in the no-trump pmc. partner will make another bid. I• .... le:? ' Whal do you bid now? A • This hand is not worth • jump to lhrec clubs. It is just about ri&bt 111 lenns of strength, but the quality or the club wit leaves something LO be dcsll'Cd. Bid two clubc. Unleu part· ner can ~ iipm, It is most unlikely you are m1ss111g a game. Q ' -Vulnerable. you bold: •4 1MJ ~AQJ IH52 O \Qld o QJ Q J · Vulnerable, you hold: What is your opening bicf?' •8.l ~ Yold 0 AQtlJ • 4Q 10652 What is your opening bid? A -If there is anrthlng lib • golden n.ile in brid&e. it 11: never make a preemptive bid holdinJ two aca.. Given that mlctun:,open one hean, intendin1 to jump LO four beans at your ncllt tum. Bvcn If penncr responds in apedcs. we cannot pk· ture a holding where four spades would be the superior~. A -You want to bid bolb suits but you 11n: not strona enough LO reverse. This it ooe of !hose handl where, to focilitatc a rebid, you should open in your honer suit. Bid one diamond, then in&roduce your clubs on the neAI 1 800-CHARITYI Donate your vehicle directly to lh• oroalnal, nationally ecclalmed Charity Car&. 100~ chanty not • used c., dealer/fund· .. _ J .800-QtARITY ( l · 800 ·2•2 -7'89 ). www .char it years.or a (CAL•SCAN) feril •tt F-uo iCAI , xi..t, f/,,.wer, ....._,., .. 17521 $17,976 for,. '01 brlerer ovte, ... ,. • .,, ... ,. irAJJSI J $2 1,t 6 Ferd '99 bftlerer very c1-. certlfletl l lt47t7 $16,t76 fer,. '00 y_.... SIS ........... lUS6cyl. 2+2, Coupe, 69k, British raclnc creen, tan llhr, moonrf, chrome whls, beaut cond. Sl0,995. Mi7219 8lw 9&586-18118 Jeep Cherekee '9 7 L..w4w 4•4 15 mo warr, V·8. al, ac, lthr Int. f/pwr. calm whls/tlres, Sl•.750. 9'9·6'2·2702 J-.'9SOr...ia....... 10111 moles, 1 ow_., al records, ,,., y clean $6995 (94t)H1-'24a '-" "-'96 Discovery Green/tan klt, beautiful original condition Sl3,995 fin &. warr avafl v'57291 81\r 949-SU-1 aaa leitn '91 LS 400 alnl cond, 102k ml, peerl wflV l'Y int, all records, loaded, l owner, senior citizen, nry clean, pp, Sl0,200 (9'9) 6'0-7402 Mil '7t '50Sl Xtnt cond, convt 2 lops, Ivory, lthr inter, all pwr $95009'9 718-9300 MHCIOIS INl 'tO 300£ luded, c lean Inside &. out 18111( mi, S8000 9'9·515-213' MllKlDIS C2IO '97 lthr, blll,everthl111ewrl This is • winner! Gora! IVfS71'21 $21,toO MlaCIDIS CUl4'0 '00 Very nice Coupe, flawleul Red. nn u112 s.u,to0 MllKIOIS MU20 'H Whitt. loaded, VWC .. e '97 White, areet, fun convertible for summerll 1117950 $9,980.000 IMWU .... tw'97 White w/tan lthr. only 35K milesl 118098 S17,9BO lell"' GSJOO 'tS s.4-Gold w/ten llhr, full pwr. 8QI( milesll 118018 Sl5.980 IMW '2Sf 'H s.4- Wh1t1 w/lan 1nl1t. auto full powlfl • lllOM $14,980 laony S Tr..,.r 't' Whole w/cr•Y ont. 5 speed,4X4, 118016 S6.980 Owve1er~··1 fxl Convt While w/P«ftcl ten lthr, auto •18172 Sll,980 • .._..1 ... 1oi-te '97 LS Sedan Sllvet w/er •Y Inter. 6 cyt, ed. ll81M2 Sll,980 V•• ISO '97 So"-Whlte w/lan lthr, 1 own. • nice fresh trade In! 118060 fO,Slf l•W'111'96s.4- Red w/immac tan inter I or, euto ONLY 1177•9 $13.980 IMW 5211 '91 S..... Black w/tan lthr w/St>ort whls, local oria search •18083 $23,980 -···''r., ......... C...,Noc '9' STS Fwy •2'664 $14,976 miles. pearl wht. oat· meal llhr, chrm whls, mechanic owned, buu toful orla cond, f1ntntlc value, books &. records $6995, Ion &. warranty avail, vonl457296 Bkr very very clean! 1WAOJ7H2 $24,toO ¥erce4eel.-C20 '98 LSedan Only 65K ml on this beauty! F ult pwr •190801 $16,980 t49-SH -1aaa ,.,.,. a_,., '01 XCAI 4dr, ate,..,. •• <hr_.._ ... llA09J22 $17,976 fOllO f-1 SO '0 2 Swpercrew .......,.,cd,....,., c......,.r $200 obo nteds •A2t27S $26,995 wotk. Moving must selll 949-722-9078 SdlyourC4r ;,. Cla1sifled I <......, '00 M.i.MM. lS lther, ..,_reef, ... ,. 1261156 514,• • ferd '97T-SGl ovte, oc, v..-, de.. 11S16S2 $11,976 ,.,,.•99y_.... 51 -·· 6 cyt. ..... ,. ... $22'506 $11,t76 T ................... .,,. 100~2n-1u• Jeril ·u a_,.1r ilT ' cyt. 70k ml, 6 shott, camper shell w/carpct, ''Ir" loft, cmm whts. co. beaut orl1 co nd, vfS67912 fin IVlil S-995 Bkr 9'9-5116-1888. reril 193 T_... CH•y •cir, auto, ps, •/c, pb, aood cond, cunent l•as/ ~ 71 .. 313-0198 '91 Acwrtl Ci 1ut0; ' cyl, 67k ml, xlnt cond, dark creen uVltn llhr int, ac. p/wlndow/ doora. cc, In-clash cd, Sl 2.800/obo 71•·803· 9204 'OUCHI 91 I 'U Pretty cer, very clean!! llJS121671 $24,too AUIHA4 '99 Bkle, 1mmacul1te!ll Fully loaded! I U 2JS191 SU.too IMW S.o1'97 Calif .. car. every opbon. lthr seats well melnt. I VIWS4 I 25 $3 )¥tOO IMWXS '01 Solvet pr is tine condition and it &howal!J lllN2010J SSO,toO IMWHSl'H White convertible, utremely nice car. IRX>3378' $19,900 Mero:e4ee 'H SHA crHm puff. wht/tan lthr, showroom, chrCMM. 2 trips. 116.150 71'-151·2464 .,,__ '96 IOOSX SE.ft Showrm, 3611, red, auto, loaded. moontf, ·~~J winal7500 714·751·- Porsch• '71 91 lT Coupe, Sil\r.,, •Int lnsldl & out. 110,000 for"'· 760-320· 0039 V.._ S40 So"-'O I Sedan Tiiis Is an almost new Volvo that hes fact werr remalnlna 118272 $18,980 t-4..,,,., .. 1 ..... 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