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Home My WebLink About2002-08-14 - Orange Coast Pilotr BETWEEN THE LINES A parting of sweet sorrow A nyone who's been Oung the chance to scratch out a newspaper column of any frequency knows that writing the first one ls like chewing ground glass. And that crafting the last one is like swallowing It Beginnings ancJ endings are lilte that, I guess. But even that understanding .-----~ doesn't make the crafting of this final Between The Lines any easier. 'This column was hatched 21 months ago at the end of a tortured path marked by two failed attempts to BYRON DE convince a panel of Dally Pilot editors ARAKAL that I was the perfect piclc for stirring up a UrtJe dust In our fine twin cities. Near as my squeaky memory can recall, the first came sometime In 1991 when I tossed an entry Into the Pilot's first-ever contest to piclc a columnist. Fred Martin -once a publicist with Capitol Records and the lucky mutt charged with squiring the Beatles around the UnJted States back In 1963 -got the nod on that one. My second shot came some quantity of years later when Martin relinquished his coveted Page 3 slot In exchange for tttirement in the thin air of Colorado. I can't say I've ever understood why he did that I mean. Fred was getting on In years and a brain with that many miles on It needs more oxygen. not less. But no matter. Now In the wake of the Fred Column shuttering, the Pilot's editorial pooh-bahs held a second beauty contest in whJch I did somewhat better but still wound up chasing the car. My column coUeague Steve SmJth took home the trophy there. 1\vice vanquJshed, I wanted to figure thJs newspaper's editors were a bunch of loons and that the paper was good for hauling about a steak-and-kidney pie and a handful of weU-salted chJps but not much else. Except that a longtime friend, Bill LobdeU, was the editor In command of the shJp. and I couldn't very weU go about trashing him. That, and the fact that I've long held the Dally Pilot as the best communJty newspaper in Orange County. But then the boys from the Wrndy City (a.k.a. the Tribune Co.) swept into town. bought up the Los Angeles Tunes and shJpped Lobdell and the brilliant writer/edJtor Steve Maible off to the SUnflower Avenue newsroom. Maible was probabty the best writer this paper's seen since Tum MurphJne and Gary Granville prowled Its newsroom. His regular Wednesday column was proof of that. In my book. Thanks to a lobbying bUtz by Lobdell -who with Publisher Tum Johnson saved the Pilot's bacon from earlier, awful reigns -I got "the call" from Pilot F.dltor Tuny Dodero, who invited me to take Maible's spot And I jumped. Head first. Not even worried about water temperature o.r depth or even what was swimming around out there. lbat's because since my college days-having served as the opinion page editor or Cal State SM LltES, P .. e M Serving the Newport-Mesa communi(y since 1907 WEDNESDAY,AUGUST14,2002 Each member of the crew who was on board had a chance to ring the bell loud and long. JohnBWch, who served on the USS Baltimore donng World War 11 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT John Blaich, a Newport Beach resident and World War II veteran, remembers the day when the Japanese surrendered and the war ended. Recalling victory Three longtime Newport Beach residents and World War II veterans discuss the day the war ended -Aug. 14, 1945. • EDITOR'S NOTE: As of today, it has been 57 years since World War II came to an end. But while that was nearly six decades ago, it remains fresh in our minds, now more than ever after the events of Sept. 11. JOHN Bl.AJCH 0 n V-J Day, the country and the wortd celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm. No more dimouts. no more food rationing and, most important of all for the people in the armed forces, no more bloody battles -we lived through the war, and we could go home. The first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945. Everyone thot1gbt that this would m.alce Japan surrender. Not so - there was kind of a stalemate ln negotiations. So Most often when we discuss World War II, we recall the Dec. 1. 1941. attadt on Pearl Harbor, the Holocaust and the two atomic bombs dropped on Japan. But we don't often mafi( the official end of the war, Aug. 14; 1945 -V.J Day (Victory over Japan). It was then that Japan agreed to an unconditional surrender. Today in the Daily Pilot. three longtime Newport Beach residents who fought overseas recall whent they were that day and what their thoughw were. l..eeding off is John Blaictl, a Corona del Mar ~nt who writes ooc::e a month in the Pilot about the history of interesting boats that graced Newport Harbor. a second atomJc bomb was dropped on PHOTO COURTESY or STAN~ On Sept 2. 1945, a Japanese delegation, See VICTORY, Paa• M seen here, formalty surrendered. Man arrested in accident-turned-murder Police now suspect 67-year-old Costa Mesa resident in connection to the March death of his roommate. Deirdre Newm.n Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Police officials on Monday arrested a 67 -year-old man In connection to a March murder that was previously deemed an accident &iward Sansing was taken into cus· tody at 2:43 p.m. Monday on suspicion of killing 56-year--0Jd Joanne Stern, whom he lived with in her two-story Costa Mesa townhome In the 2700 block or Longwood Court, near Fair- view Park. said Costa Mesa Police U. Dale Birney. The two were friends, and Sansing rented a room from her, Birney said. Stem was a professor at Whittier law School. Stem's death resulted from head Inju- ries suffered in a fall on March 20, Bir· ney said She was treated at the tcene and taken to Western Medical Center in Santa Ana. She died the next day, he aald. A follow-up investigation m'UJed SarWng was home with Stem at the time she fell, Birney said. Based on the investigation and autopsy results, po- lice arrested Sansing on suspldon of murder. Birney would not disclose what led lnvesdgators to suspect a murder ocCUJTed. Sansing Is being held on bail of $250,000 at Orange County Jail. Neighbor John Beazley said Sansing dJd not work and had been in poor health In the months leading up to Stem's death. •He was stricken with strokes or car· diac problems and was carted off in an ambulance a few dmea," BeuJey said. "He was not a vtgorous man.• Beadey said Sansing started using a walker after Stem died. Soon aft.er Stem's death, Beazley said he went to chedt on Sansing to ensure he was OK. but no one answered the door. Beazley called police, who eventually found Sansing in the house. Although BeazJey said he heard the two arguing loudly when they ftrst moved in about a year ago. be saJd he had no reason to believe they had any oootempt for each other. .> A memorial was held for Stem at Whittier in April The pro{esM>(. who was on leave to complete ~ projects hut temester, speciatinrd lri S..AMESTED,PllpM Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE SPORTS Airport spending questiqned WEATHER Hlghe wll ._,WI lfMMt of ,.... the IOI In CoN ...... butWll~ll no1.-tt 1t111 In NltfJllOrt 8eedt,t1'91ow10I• hew to dov-tlllln. ........ I * N9wport Hnor High produ'1 A.on PWlol condnu9I his weuhonthebedlllt•. knoc:*llag off Unnv ~In the 100-fMt9r ......... S.PlpAI PUIUCUFETY Coil8 MMe polae _... M "' ........ .............. .......... .. .... M ' I u Newport Beach Councilman John Heffernan wants to know more about city grant given to two groups promoting El Toro. City will hire an auditor to examine expenditures. .-.c • ..,. .... DlilyPlat NIMllm'J' 8MCH -A .. ........ two .... ... . ........... . 1brO ...... ldP Im ....................... ........ £ ........ A2 ~. ~ 1-i, 2002 . -' I I I LOCALS ONLY NEIGHBORS The 2002 Orange County Fair turned many local resJdents into winners. Corona deJ Mar resident John L Bloom won the first-place ribbon in photography, an.d 10-year-old Katelyn Watson of Newport Beach won the best-of-show award In the preteen clothing division for he r prairie dress and pinafore .... Marine Corps Pfc. Juan C BeUo of CQsta Mesa completed the Basic Food Service Cow se with the Marine Corps Detachment U.S. Army Quartermaster Center at Fort Lee, In Virginia. The 200 l F.stancia High School graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro 7.ontllmatzl joined the Marine Corps In Septemb er .... Marine Corps Pvt. Jared N. Barta, son o f Geary L Baria of Costa Mesa, completed basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Baria finished a 12-week training program that included physical conditioning, classroom and field assignments, uniform regulation, combat, marksmanship and assorted Melanie S. Barnes weapons training .... Air Force Cadet MelanleS. Barnes graduated in June from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Colo. earning a bachelor's degree and a commission as second lieutenant. Barnes, a Corona del Mar residen t, graduated from Corona del Mar High School in 1998. She Is scheduled to attend undergraduate pilot training at Vance Air Force Base In Enid, Okla .... Sally Hansen of Co~ta Mesa was o ne of the 13 new members inducted to the University of Redlands Alumni Assn. for the 2002-03 a cademic year. The John L. Bloom Katelyn Watson 32-member board, which serves three-year terms, establishes policy for the university's aJumni associa tion, revJews aJumnl programs, gives awards and provides feedback to university administration. Hansen worked in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District for 25 years and now serves as an externaJ evaluator for the state, consulting with low-achieving schools .... HueUe Espiritu of Costa Mesa joined high school students throughout Southern California in attending Pepperdine's 25th Anniversary Youth Otizenshlp Seminar, which ended June 28. The 250 students, who were nominated by their school prindpals. displayed academic excellence. The seminar included inspirational speakers, educational workshops and association with internationally recogntted leaders .... The Orange County American Marketing Assn. named Robert NovlelU of Costa Mesa to the 2002-00 board of directors. Novielli. vice president o( communications with Passport Health Communications, joined the 12-rnember board that deals with the personal and professional career development goals of maiketers within the county. •NEIGHBORS spotlights achievements in the community. Please direct noteworthy information to Christine Carrillo via fax at (949) 640-4170. or send e·mail to c1iristine.carrillo@- latimes.com. PETS OF THE WEEK Dogs and cats Adult animals. both dogs and cats, are filling up the Newpon Beach AnimaJ Shelter, causing many of them to lose their lives. "These animaJs are locaJ people's lost pets," said DiAnna Pfaff-Martin, founder of the Newpon Beach-based Community Animal Network. NTo protect your animaJ from death at a sh elter, microchip your pets." While the goaJ of the network is to save more lives. they need to find people willing to adopt adult cats and large dogs - animals that most frequently lose their lives. Pfaff-Martin 11ald. See other animaJs available fo r adoption at www.animal- .network.org or stop by Russo's pet store at Fashion Island -Oetween noon and 4 p.m . on weekends. Information: (949) 759-3646, or write to the Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662. Newport Beach, CA 92658. Daily A Pilot VOL M, NO. 226 THOMAS H. 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The 30-year-old Newport Beach native, who runs Cordell Surfboards with partner Dave Nielsen, started surfing whe n he was 9. He parlayed his love of the sport into a Costa Mesa business venture that enables him to stay true to his surfing roots. He's giving shape to some young surfers Miller started the business, which sells the surfboards he shapes, with Nielsen about six years ago. The two are planning to expand into clothing that captures the surfing spirit and appeals to all generations Nfrom groms to "There's not just a fashion, but a function as well," Miller said. "(Surfboards) have to look good. as well as perform." grown-ups.• . This spring, Miller visited Newport Harbor HJgh School to share his work with students in a surfing class. He said he wanted them to know it was possible to let your career evolve from your passion. And he still finds time to surf every day, sometimes two to three times if the waves are good. In addition to sp ending time with the next generation of surfers in high school, Miller aJso reaches out to ldds on the beach, Nielsen saJd. ~He has given a lot of stuff to lcids who are less fortunate." Nielsen said. ·rve. seen him givingeway boards lo kids. And he'U show them about shaping." "Surfing's one of those things that once you start, you.don't ever want to stop,· Miller said. "It's nice to be around ldds and give them hope," Miller said. "If you do what you love, it's easier to get through the day." Nielsen said it's rare for a shaper of Miller's caliber to remain an active surfer. Miller said he would like to do more community o utreach with studen ts. Miller started shaping boards when he was about 17 and considers it an artistic, as well as physicaJ, endeavor. "In the surfing world, most of the lop shapers are not Lop surfers," Nielsen said . "Cordell's as good at surfing as he Is at shaping. He's in the upper echelon of both." "It's run: he said. "It makes m e chink about going back to school again, but onJy for the fun stuff.· ALMANAC DUIA~RESTS Elsinore Frtd8y •Joshua Jamea Lyons, 26, Cotta Mesa T1HI following people haw bHf1 .,,..r.d wtly on -.i.pdon of driving under the influent» of en lntOKbnt n..y haw only been IHT'nt9d on .wpk:Jott of. crime end, .. with ell~.,. ~ Jnnoc.nt until PfOVfld l/Uflty. •Kelty June Merryman, 21, CoataMeaa • l..event Ozcaldr, 23, Irvine •Timothy Chamberlin, 33, CoataMeu • Romerro Diana Stinnett. 34, Redondo 8eadl • Mk:helle Janice Ubert, 44, CoataMeaa •Tom Ralph Leaning. 35, Fountain Valley COSTAIESA .. ... • Merk John Stager, 38, HuntlngCon Bad\ ..... • Sendra Kay Dotson, 49, Cotta Mesa • Christina Diane Weaver, 25, Huntington Beac::h •Holy Ann Sfm!*)n, '6, Costa • Antonio Pwez-Vargas, 24, CostlMeu Meu . • Men:oe Boequet, 26, Costa Meee • M8fdn Alvarez-Alverez. 22, COIM'feN • Etr.in Garcia, 27, Senta Ana •Erin Lee Colwell, 21, Huntington 8eadl • U.. 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Fountain VaUey NEWPORT BEACH Sundey •William Harvey McCloskey, 39, Newport Beacti • Ralmondaa Marius Selcas, 43, Newport 8eac:h • Kevin Paul Marquia, 22, Costa Mesa s.udey • Patricia Anne Marshall. 56, Newport a.act. •Juan Jote Vargas, 24, Senta Ana -Story by Deirdre Newman: plwto by Sean Hiller • Richard Moury Slroonian, 59, Newport Beadl • Michael Ryan Lorion, 25, CostaMMa frid9y • Steven John Momeon, 37, Huntington BNd1 • Timothy Ryan Cunnmgham, 28, Like Fof99t • JacquetiM Renee Butcher, 19, Huntington Beech •Todd Joeeph Red\al. 25, Newport 8eadl Thl.nd9y • Thoma Semodoltkl, 21, Dix Hilla, N.V. • Paul Teny Toomey, 69, Wllmfngton Aug.7 • Donna Lynn Wiides, 41, Irvine • Geoffrey Edwwd Undon, 60, Balboa • Nellon AojM. 38, Sen Diego .... •Martin Joeeph Marquardt, 21, Sierra Madre SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST nonhwesterty wind9 will blow 10 to 20 knots, with 1· to 3-foot We'll get vet another taste of waves and a northwest swell of why we live In Southern 5 feet. Fog will roll In tonight. Callfomla today as early morning low cloud1 and fog SURF give way to sunny sldea. Costa Mesa highs will hover in the The day will start off great. upper to mld·70t, while coastal with chest-hight and the Newport Beacti will feel hight OOCHk>nal ~.but it In the low 70.. The tows will be In the low 60s. will bade down this aftemoon into the waftt·high range. It'll coof ever ao slightly on w.'11 ... mody W918t-highs Thul'9dey, though we'll still be and a t.w cheet-Nghe on lovlng It. It'll cool down • few Thul'9dey. more degreee Imo the w......-.v: weekend, but the tempennu,... WWW • .Vrfrld#.Otg ltlll won't prO\'lde mucf\ room for ut to complain. TIDES lnlomwdon: www.mw.nou.gov nm. HillM 2:10a.m. 4.02'-thlgh BOATING FORECAST 9:03e.m. 1.37 .... loW 2:11 p.m. l.33fltithW' The~~wlll t:53p.m. 1.119MlloW blow 10 to 15 mo.. In the Inner W9tert thle lftlmootl _, WATER TElmllUTURE ..... ..,. wtltl 2.foot ~ _, •eouth .... of3fMl 17 ...... Caolr'I dlMfl • Out ....... tt'9 bit. • . . Commissioners reject home-additi on plan Planners say second-story request from a Mesa Verde homeowner is ill-suited to the neighborhood, marking the second such denial in as man~weeks in Costa Mesa. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MP.5A . -Planning commissioners deoled plans for a Mesa Verde second-stoty addi- tion Monday, using a conten- tious part of the city's building code that calls for harmony and compatibility as its ~ foe the decision. Commissioners unanimously agreed to reject plans to convert a home in the 3000 block of Su- matta Place from a one-story. three-bedroom home to a ftve-~m. two-story house, say- ing the proposed design was too large to be considered compat- ible with the sunounding homes. Commission CllaiJWOman Ka· trina Foley's reasons for rejecting the planned changes were sim· pie, she said. "I don't think it is right for that part of the neighborhood be· cause of the size and mass of it," Foley said. Owners Kelly and April Vida say they wanted to expand their existing home to make room for a larger family. The plans in- cluded combining the existing master bedroom tpld a sunroom into one large game room and leaving two bed.rooms on the ground tloor. On the proposed second story, three more bed- rooms would be built "We are a growing family, and we are not trying to overbuild," Kelly Vida said. "We just need some living space." Commissioner Walt Daven- port. while calling the plans ex· cessive, also said he was con· cemed that the commission was again relying on a subjective part of a city code that mandates that develoP.ments be "compatible" and hannonlous" with the neighborhood. Davenport said the city needs a solid definition of those terms but, because precise interpreta- tions are nonexistent, he voted with his colleagues. This is the second second- story addition to be rejected by city officials in two weeks. The previous project called for an ad- dition to a home on Aviemore Terrace, with City Council mem- bers ultimately denying the plans because the designs were not "compatible." At that meeting, Councilman Gary Monahan invtted the own· en of that Westllde home to me, aaylng it was rune to see lf that portion of the clty code stood up to a legal challenge. In both cases. sunounding neighbors who voiced concerna ebout privacy and views pr· nered city leaders' favor. About a dozen Mesa Verde residents were at the commifl.. sion meeting Monday to oppose the Vidas' addition, calling It a "monster bouseH that would stick out in the modest neigh· borhood. Some went as far as to compare the proposed project to the ·"mansionization" issue that Newport Beach is facing. The most commob complaint, however, was that the second- story addition would intrude into neighboring homes. Res.i· dents Harry and Helen Seqpson argued they would be most af- fected because a second floor would give the Vidas too great a view of their backyard and rob them of privacy. "The proposed plans show a second story with a sitting bal- cony. 15 to 20 feet from the prop- erty line, overlooking our back- yard and thereby eliminating any privacy," Harry Sergison wrote in a letter to the city. Kelly Vida acknowledged his n eighbors concerns but added that he no more wanted to look at them than they wanted to be looked at. Vida proposed p lant- QUESTION AleC....MMe'• ........ too llllct? Call our Readera Hottlne et (949) 642-«>88 or ? • send e-mail to dailypilot@latlmn.com. Please speJI your name and Include your hometown and phone number, for verification putposes only. lng 20-foot trees to block the view into .the Serglsons' yard. Pla.nn1ng commissioners ulti· mately denied the proPQsed plans. despite the recommenda- tfon from staffers in the city's Planning Department to·approve them and five letters from resi- dents of Sumatra Plaae who sup- ported the development and agreed it would foster "positive growth." "I think times are changing and the neighborhood is defi- nitely growing," Kelly Vida said. "I hope this isn't the bottom line for development In Costa Mesa." The Planning Commission majority expressed interest in seeing a reconfigured proposal for the Sumatra home, saying they did not buy the argument that no second·story addition would fit there. "I would like to see this come back/ Commissioner Bruce Gar- lich said. "I'm not willing to sup- port that there are no options for a second story here." UCI scientist gets $640,000 for water study A research team led by Stanley Grant hopes to determine whether wetlands contribute to ocean pollution. Ointon Winant and biological oceanographer Lisa Levin of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography have said they will work with Grant during the study. Paul Clinton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A team of researchers at UC lcvine has been given funds to launch a statewide water-quality study, which will include Upper New- port Bay and Newport Harbor. Led by noted scientist and lec- turer Stanley Grant, who teaches environmental engineering in the school's Olemical Engineer- ing and Materials Science De- partment, the. researchers are looking into what role wetlands play in ocean pollution. FOR THE RECORD A Saturday article incorrectly stated David Ellis' relationship with the Airport Working Group. Ellis is a consultant for that group. An Aug. 4 article on recycling in Newport Beach incorrectly stated the number of California jurisdictions that met state recy- cling goals. The Caillomia Inte- grated Waste Management board has not completed the process. of verifying which juris- dictions have met recycling guidelines. "We've known for some time that coastal wetlands are a criti· cal habitat for rare and endan- gered species," Grant said. "The issue is whether animal feces re- leased from coastal wetlands are contributing to beach closings in SQuthem California." The UC Office of the Presi- dent handed Grant and his team $640,000 to complete the study. UCI environmental e ngineer Brett Sanders, oceanographer Researchers said the srudy was needed to help uncover answers to a persistent and enigmatic trend of postings and closures at beaches that are caused by 'el- evated bacteria levels in the wa- ter. The group will study the Baer Bay. 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In research done In a summer 2001 study, Grant and Sanders found that bird droppings in Talbert Marsh contributed fecal matter to the coastline off Hun- tington Beach. "We want to know if our re- sults from Talbert Marsh are unique to that location or if this is a more widespread problem," Sanders said. .. ' Supervisors OK easier ~redging Changes will give · Newport Beach officials more power in granting needed permits. Paul Clinton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH - The Orange County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday cook the final step toward helping dock owners more easily dredge their proper- ties. The board unanimously approved a legal disclaimer that Is expected to finalize an ongoing effon to hand more power to Newport Beach officials in granting permits for the work. "When there are these relatively small projects that need to get done, this will streamline to process," said LaJTy McKenney, the county's manager of the watershed and coastal re- sources division. Up until mid-2000, the Caillornia Coastal Commis- sion granted the permits. While the city was given the authority to issue the "sub permits" in June of that year, delays have wreaked havoc with residents who have tried to initiate proj- ects. The change affects three sections of the harbor - the south side of Udo Isle, South Bay Front on Balboa Island and Harbor Island - as well as Dover Shores and the Newpon Dunes Water- front Resort's lagoon in the Back Bay. The coastal commission also has modified the per- mit, both to require a soil· survey to determine if the dredged soil could be used to replenish sand on a beach or lf It needed to be dumped oft'shore, as wen as to teq\1lre twin studies on the preaence of the endangered eel .,_ and~ caulerpa tmd· folla. which bas been dubbed "k:iller algae." Under the new system. the dty s~puld be able to grant the permita in be· tween · 30 and 60 days, in- stead of the nearly twO years it .would take to get it directly from the commis- sion. "I find it very encourag- ing.... Councilman Ste-Ve Bromberg said. "It's a major problem when people can· not get a permit." The delays have angered or confused some of the ap- proximately 1,200 private dock owners who have been put on hold by the coastal commission's changing tact. "All we've be~.~~tting is delays and una · ility to schedule to work. H said Harry Thomasen. who parks his 41 -foot yacht Blu- to in a dock on Collins ls· land. "W~re sort of con- fused in that area" Owners of Shellmaker Inc.. a marine construction company based in the city, have been barraged with dredging projects, many of which can't move forward until lhe coastal commis- sion gives the green light. The Anny Corps of Engi· neers has planned major dredging projects for the harbor and Back Bay. More and more, the harbor is get- ting a reputation for ground- ing boats and pushing water levels above private docks. said Plozi Miller, Shellmaker Jnc.'s vice presidenL "The entire harbor is shallow," Miller said. "If you can't get your boat into the dock. that adds to (the frustration!." I ,... "' .. .. ~ . . . • ! • ~ . • 4 .. • . • ~ . . I l .I M ~.~I', 2002 PUBLIC SAFETY BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Police arrest five in prostitution roundup The Costa Mesa PolJce Department's effor18 to crack down on prostitu- tion paJd off Monday night when officials netted a handful of arrests. Five arrests were made in the areas of Harbor and MacArthur boulevards, said Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Robert Phillips. Officials said they no· ticed a slight increase in prostitution last week and decided to more actively pursue suspects before residents started com- POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Ftlltvi9w ltnd Lake Forett roedt: A 37-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of prostitution at 9:18 p.m. Monday. • Harbor Bou&.verd: A 42-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of prostitution in the 3300 block at 8: 15 p.m. Monday. • Harbor end MacArthur boulevards: A 19-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of prostitution a1 7:25 p.m. Monday. • Maple end West Wil.on strHtt: A 19-year-old man ARRESTED Continued from Al health law and taught at the school for 24 years. "She had very close colleagues, and s1udents appreciated her guidance and mentoring -even after they finished in school," said Jennifer Frey, director of ad- vancement. "She built friend - ships and really believed in her students and did everything she could to help with their careers." The school has established the Joanne Stem Memorial Scholar- ship Fund in her honor. Dona- tions may be sent to the Ad- plaining, be sakl r •We were out the" look- ing for prostitutes. and we found prostitutes,• aaJd Phllllps, who serves u the department's sergeant of vice. "When we experience warm weather, the activity on the street ls a UttJe more prevaJenL" Phillips said the SUS· pects appear to be a com- bination of •circuit girls" -who hang out in Costa Mesa one week and some- where else the next -and locals. Officials have been try· ing to deter prostitution by harshly treating the women arrested, taking their clothes as evidence and giving them paper jumpsuits to wear instead. was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy and burglary at 2:48 a.m. Monday. NEWPORT BEACH • Birch StrMt: A commercial burglary was reported in the 4300blockat12:20 p.m. Monday. • East Balboa Boulevard: Vehicle vandalism was reported in the 1000 block at 6:30 a.m. Sunday. • Mom.rey Circle: A vehicle burglary was reported at 9:35 p.m. Sunday. • Whita Cap Lane: A home burglary was reported in the 200 block a18:30 a.m. Sunday. Joanne Stern Edward Sansing vancement Office at the school, 3333 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA92626. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reactied at (9491574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdrB.newman@latime:i.com. GETTING INVOLVED •GETTING INVOLVED runs periodically in the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. For information on adding your organization to this list, call (9491 574-4298. LIFELINE LMNG CENTERS Mentally ill adults rely on the Newport Beach center for residential housing. It needs professional fund-raisers to support and maintain this resource. WOMEN HELPING WOMEN Mentors and donations are needed to assist victims of domestic violence. Volunteer teachers are also needed for computer classes. The organization is at 711 W. 17th St., Suite A-10, Costa Mesa. The center also needs volunteers to help wi1h client intake and dressing, donation collec1ion, sorting clothes and general office work. 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Sun HM Son of British official hires new lawyer Judge also delays arraignment until Sept. 3 despite a deputy district attorney's objection. Deirdre Newman OallyPMot SANTA ANA-England's bigh- eat-ranlc.ing judicial oftlcial's 25· year-old son, who faces charges of vandalism, stalking and bur- glary. haf a new lawyer with con- siderable crlminaJ trial experi- ence. Alastair Irvine. who was ar- rested lo Newport Beach ln late June, Is now being represented by James Riddet, a 35-year prac- ticing attorney who specialius ln criminal law. Riddet said he was retained at the request of Irvine's family. Irvine's father is Lord Derry Ir- vine of La.i.rg, England's lord chancellor and a close friend and VICTORY Continued from Al Nagasaki on Aug. 9. This did the trick. Japan agreed to unconditional surrender on Aug. 14. Then the formal articles of surrender were signed, aboard the Battieship Missouri, which was then anchored in Tokyo Bay. I was the engineering duty officer on board the USS Baltimore (CA68), moored starboard side to the dock opposite the Officers Oub at Pearl Harbor. We were just finishing dinner in the Ward Room about 7 p.m. when the general alarm gong sounded. This was a signal to man your battle stations on the double. BattJe was imminent. I jumped up Crom thP. Ward Room table and ran to the control engine room. I gave orders to Increase the fire main pressure. We started to Ught off another boiler and made preparations for gerting the ship underway. Then word came down via sound power telephone that Japan had surrendered. I then went top side to find that whistles were blowing. bells were ringing and some of the ships in Pearl Harbor were firing star shells into the dartening sky. My ship. the heavy cruiser Baltimore. had a Large brass bell placed high up on the main mast. During the three y_ears that I had served on this ship, this bell had not been rung. But that night it did ~ Each member of the crew who was on board had a chance to ring the bell LINES Continued from Al Fullenon's Daily Titan -1 had wanted to become a columnist. It's the only gjg in journalism where you get to report the news and write what you thinlc. about it and those maldng iL Writing a column means you pretty much get all the colors to paint with. Adjectives, verbs, adverbs -the whole shootin' match_ So then why glve it up? Part of it Is the tangled hard wiring that makes up my circuJtry. A part of me likes to climb blg and dangerous and AIRPORT Continued from Al 'right from the beginning," Hef- fernan said ln a phone interview Tuesday of the grant money is· sued ln May 2001. But Ellls, Nestande and Uch- man all countered that their fees were more than justified, espe- dally when measured against the amount of money being spent by El Toro opponents. "We were ftghting a mountain of money." aafd Ellis, noting that the dty of lMne spent roughly $12.S mOIJon in about three years to fight FJ Thro. •We wUI ltand by every expenditure made." Uchman estimated that her fees wwe about half of what molt other ftmu would haw charged for the tame eervtca Thouah the Mid lt would be In· appropilte to ltata mctty what thoee ,_. were. IM deecribed them as ·~ low" and added: •For 18 -~ on the bcmd fol the wortilJI I poupJ, I did 1M1Y ...... IOlltm.y thing a 11M1110t or Prime Minis· ter'Jbny&lak lntne WU t.ck In court 1\Jeed8y to enter pleu to the lhe felony and one mis- demeanor Alastai' Irvine = him, but Rlddet re- quested a three-week extension because he received Irvine's oourt me on Saturday. Judge Ronald Xreber granted the delay over the objection of Deputy Dist. Atty. Mike Fell. While the case bas generated a media frenzy among the British press. the atmosphere at the courthouse was more subdued Tuesday than the mf!d.ia aush fast week. Riddet said be would treat the case as befita the son of a top ju- dicial offidal. •it's obviously exttemeJy im· loud and long . Across the dock from where ~were moored, there were several large outdoor refrigerators that were full of beer for the Officers Oub. Soon, a detachment of Marines with rifles was sent to guard these refrigerators to prevent a break-in. The next morning, the crew o( the Baltimore mustered at quarters at 0800 as usual. Worlc continued as planned to get the Baltimore ready for sea following a lengthy repair period at the Pearl Harbor Ship Yard to repair extensive structural damaged caused by two typhoons when we were in the western Pactflc. I didn't get to go home until late February 1946. ARTGRONSKY I was an aviation machinist mate stationed at the Naval Air Station in Miami awaiting a new set of orders. We were gjven liberty most every day. On Aug. 14, 1945, we were in my car headed for Miami Beach for a fun day on the beach. We heard, over the car radio. President Truman's announcement that the Japanese bad agreed to surrender. As we approached the Venetian causeway to Miami Beach. we noticed a large billboard sign on the side of the toad that said, "We Can't Hail Victory Until Japan ls Licked." We thought that it would be fun to ~ge the wording on this sign. So we acquired some brown paper bags from a nearby grocery store. tore them apart and, with the help of some maslci.ng tape, covered up the difficult mountains. The problem with that, though, is that once at the summit there's no place to go except down. So you look for a taller and more treacherous hill to scale. I have, at 43, one more good climb in me before I begin rewarding my lovely and gtacious wife for tolerating my schizophrenic professJonal explorations. That one last mountain, I hope. is with a company I've long admired, sinq, I was old enough to understand what they were and are up to. My folks moved my brother, my sister and me from a small bungalow in Whittier to a nice John Heffernan a volunteer. And the only reason I took on that professJonal .re· sponsibWty Is because the city walked away (from the El Toro fight) and took its lawyers with lt" Nestande said that his firm's fee of about $11,000 per month is less than half of what the city paid those lobbying to extend the John Wayne Airport settlement agree- ment. His total fee lnduded costs of subcontract.on who per- fonned auCh servlces as an envi- ronmental &Ae8Sment of the El Toro site. Nestande argued that his fees ~ money well spent, tisdna a dozen servtces that be pnMded, indudlng communi- cating wtth county reeklenta through direct maO Md cable Tv. • well u runnin« an advoc:acy propam ln Wuhlncton. O.C ~ IOme My, Newport 8elc:fi WplyWI delerw • Une- ltem 11CCOUndna of' how their $3.8 mfWon WU spent And ldJI porUOt. and I w0J t.reet it U IUCh.. RJddet taid. lMne WM pnMC>Ully re- preaenled by Edwud Mota. who had been cUldpUned. ac- cording to the c.allfomia State Bar Web alte. The charges against Irvine stem from various incidents starting In March when he got into a dJspute with a neighbor and reportedly threw acid on hl• car, said Tori Richards, spokeswoman for the district attorney's office. Then, Irvine began pursulog a 19-year-old woman who already had a boy· friend. When his advances were rejected, Irvine allegedly threw acJd on the boyfriend's car. Then he went to Newport Tan- ning Oub -where both worked -with a concealed weapon and reportedly threatened the man with bodily harm, Richards said. Irvine already pleaded guilty to all the charges during his pre- liminary hearing but must re- words, ·can't" and "until," which changed the wording on the sign to read, "We Hail Victory. Japan lsUcked." This was one of the most memorial days that we bad during our naval days. 1 wclS finally discharged in early 1946 and returned to our home on the Balboa Peninsula. BtU.GRUNDY I was in the Navy on the ship Patrol Craft Sweeper 1399 based in San Diego at the Sonar School when the news came that the Japanese bad surrendered on Aug. 14, 1945. Our crew members had been closely following the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with the happy realization that World War U was soon to be over. We all agreed the service had been a fabulous experience but were looking forward to civilian life. I would like to mention the PCS 1399 and its connection with Newpon Beach. After being trained as a Navy sonarman to operate and repair the underwater sound equipment for tracldng submarines, I noticed a ship being built at the South Coast Shipyard In my hometown of Newport Beach and was happily assigned to the ship. I enjoyed being able to live at home and ride my bicycle to oversee the installadon of the sonar and radar equipment. When the ship was commissioned and was leaving the harl>or. the captain wanted to check the fathometer and asked for the reading. The fathometer was not working. so I home in Orange back in 1962. Just so you lcnow, that was before South Coast Plaza, the Orange Freeway. and when the Paulo drive-in theater still occupied terrain somewhere near Paularlno and the southbound Costa Mesa Freeway. And for the most part, the near whole of Orange County was a blanlc.et of orange groves. most of them on Irvine Ranch property. 1 figure that in the ensuing decades this county could have wound up looking something like South Central LA. were it not for the Irvine Co. Instead Orange County has become, really, one of the most others say the grant never should have been issued in the fuat place. "We're very glad that the city of Newport Beach ls having an audit done because we've long felt that (the woddng group) was not respecting that they were spending public money," said Meg Waters, spokeswoman for the fJ Toro Reuse Planning Authority. Her group opposed the grant from the beginning, ar- gulng that its use for public edu- cation was really a wsy to use public money to promote the political cause of an El Toro air- pon. "'They were eJect!oneed!l( wtth public money, and that's il- legal,. she said. City Manager Homer Bludau aid the dty will hire an auditor to examine the upenditurea. The audtton' repon could be awillble for public nMew in about four weeks. • WCAaAGRAM>e ~ Newpoft Beedl 8nd John W1tYne AA'pon. Sht mlfY be rMCNd at (9'9) &74-4232 Of bv ~at /4JM.o.NQ,.,..l«Jnw.com. • enter bAa pleea bealu1e the case WM deemed to have enough evi• dence to be head In Sllperior Court. He fllcel a maximum of 19years1n prllon 11 convicted. Lut week, lrvlne WU switched to protecdve CUltody at the Orange County Jail for bJa own protection. whJch meana he ls under cloeer watch and baa le& interaction with other inmates, according to the Shertft''s Depart- ment He is also under the care of his own doctor, who vislts him regularly. but be i.a not under a suicide watch. lrvtne hu a hlatory of depres- sion, post-traumatic atresa disor- der and substance abuse, ac- cordil1g to a report by his ~ cbiattisl. He is being held on $100,000 bail but cannot be released be- cause the Immigration and Naturalization ~ce has placed a hold on him stemming from the charges. lns anaignment will be held Sept 3. looked out the porthole to see our location and answered the depth in fathoms. I grew up sailing our bay and gave him the correct depth. The captain checlced the bay charts and was satisfied. I did get the fathometer working ln a few days. The ship PCS 1399 was built with the very latest underwater technology and equipped with a pod of missiles called •hedgehop" that could fire a ring of missiles to strike a submarine. The ship also had the conventional depth charges, but when depth charges explode. all track of a submarine is lost. The missiles would nol explode unless they hJt the submarine. Our crew was ready to get the enemy submarines. We were doc.lc.ed in San Diego awaiting oversea orders when the decision came that the enemy submarines could outrun and outshoot our shJp. We were then transferred to train with our submarines and coordinate their trails with destroyer and frigate ships. The PCS 1399 was constructed with a wooden hull similar 10 large mine sweepers at the South Coast Shipyard in Newport Beach so they wold 001 ·detonate a magnetic mine. My duty tour had been completed in Aprll 1946, and I was off to USC to complete my engineering and master's in business degrees. The ship was assigned to Guam to sweep Ooating mines. I learned sometime later that the PCS 1399 struclc a mine and was sunk off Guam with all crew members lost captivating places to Uve in the United States. So if they want 10 offer me a mountain 10 climb. I'm gonna go for it. Why? Because It means that some years down the road another coJumnist may write about this great spot on the planet with some praise and admiration for the folks who helped make it that way. And I'm thinking it would be nice to be in the credits. So after 81 columns. thanks for reading. But now. as my buddy Peter Buffa likes to say, I gotta go. • BYRON DE ARAKAL It a Costa Mesa resident. OBITUARY • ( . ~. qust 14, 2002 • FORUM HOW 10 GET l't8.8tED -l.-....: Malit to Edttoriel Page Editor Ja"* Meier It 1he Deity Piiot, 330 W. B8V St., Co1ta "Meee, CA 92927 •Pr 1v1 Hodne: C.11 (M9) 642-eo86 ftDc Send to (949) 846-4170 E<IMl:Send to dllllypllot•~com •All cotT91poodence must lndude full Mn'MI, hometown Ind phone numbet (for wrtflcdon purpow). The Piiot reeervea the right to edit alt eubmisslons for dMftv end lenglh. Parents of paint-ballers should come forward First of all, this ls not a crtddsm in any way, shape or Conn of the Newport Beach Police Department I greatly respect, admire and thank them for being there every day: I think they are the best •(Paint-ball pellets not cause · of'death," Friday). As respect to the skater, the young men who apparently shot paint balls either missed the skater while trying to hit him or just frighten him. in my opinion. If that scenario worked out, wouldn't they be considered accessories to his death, either manslaughter or murder? My final point is, why haven't the parents of these children or young men, young adults come forward? We have six children, and I can assure you we are totally aware, would be aware, if any of our children had paint guns. I assume the parents must be terribly uncomfortable knowing their kids had the paint guns and could have, in some way, contributed to this poor man's death. JIMTliOBE Newport Beach Commercials ruin main feature at Regal Cinemas Columnist Joseph N. Bell commented.in his Thursday column (The BeU Curve, •Easing the hot temper of summer," Thursday) about his frustration due to commercials being shown prior to the movie. He is right on. My wife and I went to see the movie •s;,gns" at the Regal theater (formerly Edwards) on Newport Center Drive. Despite blowing about $20 for two senior tickets, two small popcorn boxes and one small drink, we were then treated to a series of commercials -yep, commercials -about eight of them as I recall. We couldn't believe it MAILBAG Of course, they were followed by several previews, then -after 20-plus minutes-the movie (which was so-so. by the way). My conclusion: If you are an investor, avoid Regal; TIVO/Block- buater/HOO are a better bet What a way to ruJn an American institution. ALAN SILCOCK Newport Beach Here's advice for the inquisitive mother I feel that Judith Hunt (Mailbag, •Resident wonders what to tell her child about upcoming gay rally,• Friday) should teU her son: The gay and lesbian community are hard-workers, educated people; they could be doctors, lawyers, booksellers, professionals in her community; they do community service; they donate to charities; they work side by side; they love each other deeply and very devoted to each other; and they are wonderful neighbors and wonderful daughters. I am so proud of my daughter. Also I believe that she ought to tell her son or her child that these people do not have the rights that her son bas. They are not allowed to legally marry the person of their choice; a murderer in a prison has more rights than my child not being able to legally marry the person of her choice. I believe this woman has a great opportunity to educate her child, and if she needs more information she can contact parents of gay and lesbian children. They have an 800 number, and 1 believe she can help her son immensely with this education, not for now but for the future to be a better human being. SANDRA BASMACYIAN Corona del Mar Compassion will make Costa Mesa better place The other day, I saw a chicken. The chJcken was In a neighborhood that la not zon~ for chickens. She was oblivious to the fact that she was violating the law. She just kept on doing the things chickens do. She was beautiful in all her glorious chJckenhood. I thought of siinpler times and smiled. SuddenJy, my smile turned to a firmly clenched jaw. The great protector of chickens' rights was there. I imagined a lumbering tank-like vehicle with lights flashing the words "code enforcement" emblazoned on the side. I imagined myself stepping in front of it just like the brave student protesting In Cltlna's liananmen Square and a loud speaker shrieking, "Mr. Riggle, step away from the chkken." A few seconds.passed, and the chick scratched the ground and walked away. I sighed and continued my day in this town I love, Costa Mesa. The next day as I sort of laughed at myself for my strange imagination, the "chicken" took on a new and deeper symbolic meaning to me. She represents to me: the Rea Elementary School health clinic, Share Ow Selves, shelters of all kinds, board ~d care homes, the Dyke Walk. the Job Center and, my own personal cause, sober-living facilities. The chicken reminds me that we are all in this together and that although certain causes are ugly ducklings to some, they are beautiful swans to others. I feel that with compassionate city government and the will to do the right thing during these exciting times. Costa Mesa will remain a great place to live, especially for an "odd egg" like me. DAVE RIGGLE Costa Mesa caD 1-IOO-.COAST-4U or visit WWW.coudOIJOll.Ofl • • PUllNTID IY THI CAUfOlNIA COAITAL co••1111011 ............................... ,, ...................... 1 • COMMUNITY COMMENTARY Perfect harmony is not easy to reach By Ru11etl Nlewlarowskl C olumnist Byron de Arakal raised an intriguing question on Aug. 4 (Between the Unes, •Another Schrocking in the name of harmony"): Just how do you define the Costa Mesa City Council's new MHarmony and Compatibility" policy, and just whom should It apply to? If the council's desire Is to truly improve the city by seeking to instill harmony and compatibility throughout the communities, then to enforce such a poUcy should mean implementing such a policy at City Hall first, before expecting residents to; otherwise, the residents of Costa Mesa may be forever lost in a total state of disaccord. lmplemepting this harmony and compatibility policy is a great idea. Just think of all the positive changes it woiJ.ld bring: The Huscroft House is not harmonious or compatible with its current surroundings, and would therefore be instantaneously destroyed and removed. The residents of Santa Ana Heights are 99.9% opposed to annexation by Costa Mesa, and for the City Council to continue to pursue annexation would neither be harmonious nor compatible with the unincorporated residents who desire annexat:lon to Newport Beach. The ever-looming threat of a John Wayne Airport expansion is neither harmonious nor compatible with most Costa Mesa residents. Therefore, the City Council would instantly become harmonious in giving El Toro a real voice before being lost to the Irvine land grabbers. The city's infamous, pothole ridden streets are neither harmonious nor compat:lble with any resident not sporting an SUV. and therefore would all be harmoniously filled. Gay parades and marches may be artsy but conflict with the countless churches in the city, disrupting harmony among the God-fearers and would therefore not be tolerated. And we can't forget the Westside. The Westside is incompatible with the Eastside, and has created much discord among residents that the only way to create harmony and compatibility would be to do as El Toro and bulldoze the entire Westside and rebuild it with great parlcs and Eastside-priced homes. If Costa Mesa is to see such harmony and compatibility, it will first need to collect a council that can operate in harmony and compatibili~. Until then, drive about Costa Mesa in a Honda Accord. • RUSSEU NIEWIAROWSKI is a Santa Ana Heights resident. Reach The Affluent Daily Pilot Markee &1«totS~ o1 "Jatt, Sate/ Highlight Merchandise, Services, or Special Items .. • • • • Authorities investigate intimidation in rape case The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department is looking into whether a suspect's mother has tried to intimidate the alleged 16-year-old victim. Gene Maddaus For the Daily Pilot RANOIO CUCAMONGA San Bernardino County sheriff's detectives are invesdgating whether the mother of a gang· rape suspect is trying to ind.mi·· date the alleged victim in the case, a 16-year-old girl. dNsged and raped July 5 by three 17-year-oJd boys at the Corona del Mar home of Orange County ~Sheriff Don Hakll. The boys have been charged as adults with 21 felony counts and face 191 years to life In prison if convicted. The boys, in· eluding Haidl's son, Gregory Haidl, are free on bail. nembf bUlln•ee, Gonales SIUd. The flier also ub for lntor· matlon about the glrl'a family. Those who call the number at the bottom or the ftJer are greeted by an answering ma· chine on which a female voice, claimlng to represent the vie· tiro's family, thanks the calJer and asb them to leave a name and phone number. When the Sheriff's Department searched the Verizon records for 'the number, it came back to a home on Valley View Drlve owned by Gail Haldl. Gregory's mother and Don Haidl's ex-wife. anyone to distribute the rum. but Mid there wu nothing wrong with doing IO. Gall Haidl bu retained her own attorney, Rick Beswick of Sen Bernardino. "~ wMt I know of Ms. H.a1dl. I don't believe lhe would tM'I' do anything to compromise or jeopardize the rights ol any· one," Beswick said. •This dpesn't appear to me to be in any form a dissuasion case. There's not even any hint of intimJdaUon. I think this la a misunderstanding." the viailn would be poindea "It .. lep1ly irrelevant what the actual put or dWJ child (the vie· lirnJ may have been. None of that bears any reJeyance," be llUd. "It doesn't ma1te any &eJlSe to me why llOOlebody oould profit from having tNs ioformadon. .. Asked lfhis cllent was involved in followtng the girl, Beswick re· sponded. "I can guarantee you she had nothing to do with that" p.lex aald abe left the IUera up be. c:at.11e the thought the infonna. tlon would be wed to help either side. About two weeks ago, a per. eon who NJd he was either a friend or reladw of the victim came and took all the filers down, several employees said. Cavallo said hls own invesu gator ls working to find wit- nesses in the case. Newport Beach poUce allege that the boys -Gregory Haidl, Keith Spann and Kyle Nachrein- er -videotaped the gang rape. All three !lle accused of raping the girl and using objects to sexually assault heL The girl and her family have been followed, and someone has been taking their pictures, Sher· iffs Sgt Frank Gonzales said Tuesday. The girl was allegedly Detectives are also investigating a Oier asking for infonnation on the alleged rape that bas been dis- tributed in the girl's neighborhood and posted in the windows of "1bere's no wibless intimida- tion." said Joseph Cavallo. Greg- ocys lawyer. "It's a mother trying to get evidence to help her so.n." Cavallo said he did not direct No • one has been arrested OJ' dlarged with intimidating a wit· ness, a aime that carries a sen· teooe of up to a~ in pmon Bes- wick said he betieYed his dient was not m;poclSible for disttbrting the fliers and that generating dirt on Several busine8&eS in a shop- ping center at c.amel.lan Avenue and 19th Street in Rancho Q.aca· monga posted the fliers. but all were taJrm down about a week ago. employees from several stores said. When a man came and asked to put them \IPI no one had any objection. employees said A security guard in the com· • GENE MADOAUS covers public safety for the Daily Pilot's sister publlc.ttlon the Inland Valley Voice. • AROUND TOWN Top spots filled at foundation, visitor bureau • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 6464170; or by calling (949) 5744298. Include the time, date and location of the event. as well as a contact phone number. A complete listing is available at www.dsilypilot.com. TODAY "PMr Amid Boob," a progrwn for readers 18 and older will hold its final meeting at 10 a.m. at the Mariners Branch Library. The grand-finale program "Expect the Unexpected" for children entering first through sixth grades will also be held at the library beginning at 3 p.m. Both programs will wrap up the Newport Beach Public library Summer Reading Program. The library is at 2005 Dover Drive. Free. (949) 717-3801 or www.newport- beadllibrary.org. "A Walk to Remember" wUI tcrMf\ at 7 p.m . for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Library's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admission. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. A seminar discuulng how nutrition can improve your knees will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The seminar is sponsored by Mother's Mari<et. Free. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St (949) 631-4741. THURSDAY ChlidNn entering first through sixth grades are invited to attend the grand-fin:ile program #Expect the Unexpected# beginning at 10:30 a.m. at the Balboa Branch library. The program will include a magic show performance by Magic Castle entertainer David Skale, refreshments and a grand-prize drawing. The library is at 100 E. Balboa Blvd. Free. (949) 717-3801 or www.newportbeadllibrsry.org. A seminar on medical acupuncture will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The seminar is sponsored by Mother's Mari<et Free. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St (949) 631-4741. FRIDAY The fTiends of UM N9WP(>rt BMCh Library will hold a used book sale in the Friends Meeting Room at the Newport Beach Central Library. Members are Invited to attend a preview sale from 1to5 p.m.·Friday. The sale will be open to the public from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Hardcover books will sell two for $1, and paperbadt books will sell six for $1. All proceeds will go to the library system. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 759-9667. SATURDAY Reeden older than 18 are welcomed to attend the grand-finale program "Peer Amid Books," which will conclude the 2002 adult summer reading programs. The program will begin at 3 p.m. and will be held in the Corona del Mar Branch Library. The library is at 420 Marigold Ave. Free. (949) 717-3801 or wwwjlBwportbeadllibrsry.org. MONDAY The final prog,.m "PMr Amid Books; geared toward readers older than 18, will be held in the Balboa Branch Library at 6:30 p.m. The program will conclude the 2002 adult summer reading programs. The library is at 100 E. Balboa Blvd. Free. (949) 717-3801 or www.newportbeadllibrary.org. TUESDAY A seminar on the natu,.l appn>Kh to Attention Deficit Disorder will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . at the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The seminar is sponsored by Mother's Market. Free. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. (949) 631-4741. ONGOtNG The Newport BNch Newcomers Club meets at 10 a.m. the third Wednesday of each month, except July and December, at varied locations. The group, a social organization for people who have lived in Newport Beach for fewer than five years, meets for events, activities and field trips. (949) 645-9922. The Friends of the Newport BNch Public library seek book donations to raise funds for the library system. Prodtu (' • S('dfood • Dt·li &rvint us111 Mtu f 111nilia for """30 ~"" Boneless Pork Garlic or ~anta Maria R Mannated oast TRI-TIPS P.,,_, u _ _,_ -·--' • """ ~r ,...,.-.a. r11 11 Lmin Gulk 5"11a $422 lb Beef Maui Ribs in Original Maui Sauce 3-4 Mm"us Ptr SiM MttiUmr n ti# Grill C'est Si Bon Baguettes and Rolls MMI Fruh lMiJy Al# Sf-914 So"""""'"' WM.ft -' R,, ~liwrttl Frah IM;/y 25 Mi11Mta 01f UN GriJJ $522 lb Our Own Pork Baby Back Ribs Lean &. Meaty Great in our Beer Recipe Marinated Veggie K-Bob's Jn Lemon Garlic Sauce • Books may be left at any of the three branch libraries, Including, Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They may also be left in the special book closet next to the Friends Boobtore at 1000 Avocado Ave. All hardcover and paperbadt books are acceptable, with the exception of law books and magazines. Donations are tax-deductible. Call to arrange to have books pidted up. (949) 759-9667. . The Thunday Morning Women'• Club, a ~yeal'Old friendship club, is seeking new members. The club, which include golf, bridge, walker and gourmet sections, meets at 11 a.m. on the second Thursday of every month at the Radisson Hotel in Newport Beach. The luncheon is $23 and includes entertainment. The hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. (714) 842-5863. The Newport BNch W.lklng Club meets at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and et 7 p.m. Sunday. Walkers should meet at the intersection of Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Free. (949) 650-1332. Interfaith couples with one Jewish partner are invited to participate in an interfaith couples discussion group hosted by the Jewish Family Service of Orange County. The group is geared toward those couples looking to make Judaism and the Jewish community part of their relationship. The group meets in the evenings in the agency's office at 250 E. Baker St, Suite G, Costa Mesa. Preregistration is required. (714) 445-4950. NlghUy meetings a,. oh9d In Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone who wants to overcome nicotine addiction. Schedule or (714) n4-9106 or (800) 642-0666. The Newport Sports Museum, a nonprofrt organization, operates a free museum at 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The museum, which has one of the world's largest collections of sports memorabilia, is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays· and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. (949) 721-9333 or www.newport· sportsmuseum.orp. The Estancia High School Parent Teacher Student Assn. hosts a monthly paper drive every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in the school's northwest parting lot, on the comer of Estancia North and Placentia. Newspapers that are bound, loose or bagged are accepted, however .cardboard, bound material such as phone books or thidc magazines are not Bins are available fordropoff every day of the month for people who prefer to go at other times. All funds raised go to the association. Free. The school is at 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. (949) 515-6500. O.lis Senior CentlW ...... a daily telephone contact program for seniors who have a limited local support system. They also offer ongoing computer classes that teach the basics of Word, Quidten, Print Shop and Internet usage. (949) 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Communicaton Toastmasters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the Orange County Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to anyone who wants to improve his or her public speaking skills. (714) 444-8783. The N4Mtport Beach Distinguished Toastmasters Club 1300 meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting room, 2300 Bristol St, Newport Beach. Call to make reservations. (949) 646-1274. The Jewish Family Service of Orange County holds group meetings for younger women to diecusa luues relating to life passages and changes, body images, family, relationships, communication, Intimacy and sexuality, anxiety, and loneliness. The group meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at the agency office. The office is at 250 E. Baker St, Suite G, Cos1a Mesa. Preregistration is required. Marcy Middler, (714) 445-4950, Ext. 114. Meu ~Toutmut.n Club 691 In Costa Mesa meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. (714) 540-4446. See TOWN, Pqe A7 Marta Hayden will join the Newport tourism agency; Mary Lonich on board at Balboa performing arts group. June Casa1rande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -1Wo high-profile or- ganizations have announced executive-level ap pointments to spots that opened earlier thi' year. The Balboa Performing Arts Theater Founda tion has appointed Mary Lonich as executive di- rector. The Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau has appointed Marta Hayden a' its new executive director. The acting execuuve director, Bridget Lindquist, has been named deputy director for the bureau. Hayden will replace John Cassady. who ll'ft the post suddenly and without explanation m May. Hayden will take over the post on Aug. 26. She was director of sales for the Monterey Confer ence Center for 20 years. More recently, she wa.' vice president for Olicago management finn the Bostrom Corp. "We're very excited about Marta joining U'>." Lindquist. "She is very weD·respected and weU known in the industry, and we look forward 10 her contribution." Lonich took over as head of the Balboa Thea ter Perfonning Arts Foundation on July 15. Iler job will be to make the long-dreamed-of Balboa Theater reopening a reality. "My No. l role here will be to transform this into a professional organJzation," said Lonich. who has been a manager for performing arts or ganlzations for more than a decade. She said her first tasks will be to identify a short-term strategy for putting the theater plan~ in motion and to create more dynamic relation ships with board members, the arts commurul)' and donors. whom she calls investors. "These are people who have put a significant amount of money into this theater because they want to see things happen in their community.· Lon.ich said. "These are people who we want to be involved in the process as much as possible.· Lon.ich replaces Michele Roberge, who w-c1\ let go in late January after seIVing as executiw director since July 1999. • Valancc1 & Cornice Bout • Roman Sha.de1 • Blind.a <!j11J111J1Wt}uJJ, • Vert.icaJ1 •Shutter.• Bcdapradt FLORAL A GIFTS SUMMER CLEARANCE ·· 20-50% OFF Bo-. lhcor • Acc1110M1 c ..... ,,.,.,. 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mal Mon-Pit IO:OOmH:OOpm. !• A !• 10:00..5~ Phone (949) 646-6745 \ • • I . TOWN ~fromPfJ ... Flelne .............. aa. 2717 meets et 1 e.m. Wedneedeya .i the VIiiage Farmer, South Coast Plaza Vlllege, 1661 Sunflower Ave., Costa Meu. The meeting la free for first-time vlaitora. (949) 866-4308. ~ ClubZ31meetaat7 e.m. Monday• at the Irvine Co., 18005 Newport Center, Newport Beach. (949) 733-2209. The Costll Mete Chamber of Commerce will host lta weekly NetWOrbrs lundleon on Wednesdays from 11 :46 a.m. to 1 1).m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club. Visitors are welcomed. The club Is at 1701 Golf Course Drive. $13. (714) 885-9090. Herboftite "roastmut...a Club meets at 7 a.m. Wednesdays at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Corona· del Mar. (949) 293-4630. Udo .... Toastmaatera mHts from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays at Fletcher Jones Motorcars at 3300 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. (714) 964-5314. The Oesla Senior Center of'len transport to take members to appointments and grocery shopping. The shuttle takes members to the center. Call to make an appointment. (949) 644-3244. Tutoring ia 8Vllilable for people interested in reading English but who could use the help. Hourty rates and times are negotiable. (949) 851-1739. O.ais Senior c.nter of'len visual aid screenings with a Braille Institute representative by appointment (949) 644-3244. Enenttal Weight Management offers interactive and proactive weight loss groups. Learn behavior modification and other techniques to control your weight. The cost is $20. Groups meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays at 369 San Miguel Drive, Suite 350, Newport Beach. (949) 718-9848. The Hope lnltitLQ, a center for recovery and family education, offers a women's support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays at 2900 Bristol St, C-206, Costa Mesa. (714) 432-0020. 0..-Senior Center h•• • walking group called Walkers Not Rodcers that meets once a week to Mjoy soenic walks In and around the Newport Beach area. (949) 644-3244. Women Helping Women of'len a free peer support group for women in transition from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meets from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. M onday through Friday in Room 3 at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. (949) 644-3244. The HOiii! Cancer Center ofMrs a free yoga class from 10:46 to 11:45 a.m. Tuesday at 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 722-6237. l Body Design and Unit9d Studios of Self-Defense offers kidc-boxing classes from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1000 W. Coast t-jighway, Suite C, Newport Beach. $8 per class. (949) 722-0526. The Alzheimer's Aun. and Grief Support Group of Newport Villa WestNilla Rosa co-sponsors a free support group meeting for caregivers at 7 p.m. the fourth Thul'9day of each month through October at Newport Villa W9J) Assisted Living, 393 HospitJ Road, Newport Beach. (949) 831-3655. TheAllMlmer'• Aa9n. and~ Terrace, a residential communttv for people with Alzheimer'• diteate and related dementia, offers • free support group for caregivers et 6:30 p.m. the first Tueeday of each month at Mesa Terrace, 360 W. Bay St, Costa M .... (')14) 283-1111. M1111a...-.... an-*MI ~t group that apec::Wbea In the needs of people w9'o hllY8 aide or ctvtng pets. It mMt1at3 p.m. Tueedaya at 3101 w. Coat Highwlly, Suite 311, N.wpott Bead\. The cost la a donation to an animal <Nrtty of the ettendee'• choice. Call to mm a rwervltion. (949) n1-5760. the fourth Wedneedey of Md\ month at Mennen Ubrwy, Dover Street et Irvine Avwtue, Newport Beac:h. (948) 844 3244. The N9WpOft ....... Ptychologicel Alan. offers a body image and moderate eating support group at 7 p.m. Wednetdaya at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, Newport Beadl. (949) 721-5750. A MlppOl1 group for tho.. with brain tumors meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. the first and third Thursdays of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coaft Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. • A bree9t C9nCer support group for young women meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. every third Tuesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center. The center Is at One Hoag Drive, Building_ 41, Newport Beach. Free. (949f722-6237. An evening brNst cancer support group meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at the Hoeg Cancer Center. The center is at One Hoag Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. A support group for femNy and friends of cancer patients i:neets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center. The center is at One Hoag Drive, Building 41 , Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. A bNast cancer support group meets from noon to 2 p.m . Tuesdays at the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. The O.sis Senior Cent8r otr.rs a Braille class to help with sight loss from 10 a.m. to noon Thursdays in Room 4 at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. (949) 644-3244. A free cancer support group meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 722-6237. The Jewish Senior c.nter often card games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every third Tuesday. A kosher lunch is offered at noon for $3 per person. (714) 513-5641. Th• Newport Beach Psychological Assn. offers a coed support group at 7 p.m. Thursdays at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, Newport Beach. The support group requires free prepossessed for those who want to join. (949) 722-4588. The Healing Connedion on.rs a coed relationship group at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at 4425 Jamboree Road, Suite 180-A, Newport Beach. (949) 261-8003. The Consumer Businen Network meets at 7 a.m. Fridays in the mezzanine at Newport Gateway, 19800 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Reservations: (714) 550-4785. A free lecture about divon:e mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce, is offered the third Thursday of llFFL PAIN NAil. Fl ~Nc;us New Medical Products Inventor N.B. Podiatrilt Or. Roth Low <mt -No Oral Medications M~ney Back Guarantee!! Call Sarah for info (949) 752-7661 mm.DrBodu.com BEST BET t ' ......... ,,..... 14, 2002 A7 meellnglt ... held• *30 p.m. on the fourth w.dnwl9v of..,_ month .. the Coeta MeM Poke Depeftment. (714') JM-7046 • 0..-lenlcwC..... ..... counaelor to eMitt with queedont ebout Medicare, HMOt end supptemental and 1ong-1erm eere insurenoe. Cati to make en appointment. (949) 844-32'4. inc.et Anonymous,_...,.. victims of sexual abuee end rape, their friends and their relativ8', meets from 10 a.m. to noon Saturdays at 760 Victoria St, Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 869-3918. The ....... affilletad with the Chamber of Commerce, are professionals ~r:i 21 and 39 who get together for community service, business networiting and socializing. Meetings ere held the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. (949) 451-2178. Historical impressionist Peter M. Small will perform his one-man portrayal of President Harry S. Truman at 2 p.m. Aug. 25 at Temple Isaiah. During the performance, Small describes Truman's life and his decisions as president -from the atomic bombing of Japan to the dismissal of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. The temple is at 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Free. For information on the event, call (949) 548-6900. For information about Small, call (714) 524-5944 or visit www.history-alive.com. The Cerebral hlsy Foundation will start a new chapter in the area. The foundation will offer financial and emotional suppo;t and other free services to families who have children affected by cerebral palsy. (800) 967-3341. O.sis Senior c.nter has a comprehensive medical library that can be used to research any medical question. (949) 644-3244. each month with attorney Alicia D. Taylor and psychologist Lee H. Solow. Space is limited and reservations are required. (949) 955-2575. ReviH your lifwtlme documents regarding durable power of attorney through the Oasis Senior Center for $1 each. Call to make an appointment (949) 644-3244. The National Dyslexia R ... arch Foundation sponsors weekly adult attention deficit disorder support groups at its office, 833 Dover Drive, Suite 27, Newport Beach. $5 per session. (949) 642-7303. Oui1 Senior Center of'len preventive health care services for seniors on the fourth Wednesday of each month in the center's Room HS-3, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Call to make an appointment. (949) 644-3244. Feeing Forward, a support group for those people that have lost someone to cancer, meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays at the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. Costa Mell Are Department Explorers Post 400 meets at 6 p.m. Tuesdays at various fire stations. Membership is open to anyone between 16 and 21 years old. (714) 754-5141 or (714) 754-5106. Maxine Cohen, a marri.age and family therapist, sponsors an anonymous help line for individuals with relationship problems. She is available for free consultation from noon to 1 p.m. and 7 to 8-p.m. Mondays. (949) 759-0357. Senion and low-income families in the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area can obtain free USDA surplus food from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the second Friday of each month in the rear parking lot at Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach P1ea5e call for hours. directions & reservations. : (949) 72~-0621 : the Church of Christ, 740 W. Wilson St., Costa Mesa. Picture identification is required. (949) 650-8236. Hoag cancer Center will host a lecture series on the Modern ·Management of Brain Tumors at 7:00 p.m. on the first Thursday of every month at Hoag Cancer Center Auditorium, 4000 Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 574-6232. A support group for women with gynecologic cancer meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. Mesa Emergency Service Amateur Communication offers the opportunity for ham radio operators to participate in Costa Mesa's Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service organization. Weekly nets are held at 7:20 p.m. on 147.060 MHz. Monthly Mictiael Hanns, a Corona del Mar ~ attorney and certified public accountant, will present a free one-hour consultation on living trusts at your home or his office, 2660 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. (949) 644-5801. The Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at noon Thursdays at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. (949) 852-1148. O.sis Senior c.nter of'len a half-hour of tree legal consultation. Call for an appointment. (949) 644-3244. Monthly workshops for people with cancer and their relatives are offered from i to 8:30 p.m . the second Tuesday of every month at the Hoag Cancer Center in Newport Beach. (949) 760-5542. A support group for young lupus patients meets from 1 :30 to 3 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month in Newport Beach. (714) 536-1734. WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners ~istorante 94.amma qina Monday-Friday: 4:30-6: 15 F.gplant Parmigiana or Cannelloni Alla Florentina (with soup or salad) JUST $1-0.90 The Real Prime Rib or Filct Mignon (with soup or salad) JUST $13.90 Sandabs Piccata or Salmon Alla Checca (witli soup or salad) JUST $12.90 (949) 673-9500 www.mammagina.com 251 East Coast Highway • Newpon Beach I QUCnE OF 1iE DAY "(Jerry Green) can score on anyone,· ii doun 't matter what level he's playing on ... " Pllt DcM'CfMC, 00 baSketbal coach Al Wednesday, Aucust 14, 2002 Sportal...., R0tierc.1son • <949)574-4223 • "*"Fa.:(949)650-0170 An American Higf1:lander Former Orange Coast women's soccer assistant coach has been learning Gaelic football, while preparing to coach at Saddleback College. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot B y chance, Brandee Craig came to know Gaelic football. However, after what has transpired over the past two years ir's as if Craig was destined to play the sport. Craig. a fonner Orange Coast College standout women's soccer player and an assistant coach, has been contributing her experience, athletic skills and coaching expertise to the Orange County Roisin team, the defending Nonh American national champions in the women's junior division of Gaelic football. Gaelic football could be described as a mixture of Australian rules football, soccer and rugby. It is played with a ball similar to a soccer ball. There is no tadcling. and, unlike soccer, you can use your hands. Craig's supreme defensive play and her deftness of handling a ball has been a key component for her Gaelic football team. MThey tried to get me out three years ago,~ Craig said of her friends and their attempt or selling Gaelic football. Ml Brandee Craig showed up to a Gaelic football maintains her athleticism and her knack for coaching. "My experience in coaching helps me in Gaelic football." Craig said. "And, vice versa. I've been able to see the game better In both sports." Craig coached throughout the '90s at OCC with Barbara Bond. Then, last year, Craig moved over to Saddleback. where she became the first coach of the Gauchos' new women's soccer program. She led SaddJeback to an 8-8-2 overall record last year and was named the Orange Empire Conference's Coach of the Year. Craig is also a walk-on girts soccer coach at Fountain Valley High. "I was hired three weeks prior the start of the season," Craig said of her start at SaddJeback. "We had six girls out there on the first day of practice. The team was built sight unseen. I had girls ask me il there was a team and I would say, 'We do and you're on it' We dfd very well in our first year. I think next year's team will be better. The word is getting out there, finally." Craig's love for soccer can be traced to her days at OCC and can be particularly credited to Bond. Much similar to her chance involvement with Gaelic football, Craig stumbled back in to soccer. After playing soccer game two years ago and they stuck me on the field. My first real game was Last year, when we were in the final against San Diego." "We were down by 14 points at halftime,• she continued. ~ We ended up winning by one point. and then went up to the Gaelic Games in the Bay Area and won it all All we hear is that we're Americans and we should be easily beaten. We can use our feet, like in soccer, and that gives us a big advantage." at F.dison High. she thought that would be it But. Bond encouraged Craig to play for the Pirates, and well. the rest is history, successful history. Cral.g helped lead the Pirates to back-to-back South Coast Conference tides in 1987 and 1988. She was the team captain in 1988, when she earned first-team all-conference honors as a sweeper. Her defensive skills was a key component in the Pirates' record, 20-1 -1, l O·O·O in conference. OCC reached the state finals in 1988, and along the way, Craig contributed in team single-season records: longest winning streak, 18, and fewest goals allowed. nine. PHOTOS BY CRYSTAL lAUOEROALE I DAILY Pl.OT Orange Coast College product Brandee Craig is entering her second season of gaelic footbaH, a soccer-like game in which you can use your hands, with the Orange County Roisin (Irish for 'The Roses·). The team is getting ready to go to Chicago and compete for the national title. The O.C Rolsln team recently won the Southern California regional title, thus qualifying for the Gaelic Garnes in Chicago Aug, 29-31. Craig has been suffering from minor back injuries recently, but she will be ready to play in Chicago. She's looking forward to the competition. "Tilat was a memorable season," said Craig, who still remembers the team's overall and conference record of 1988. "I wish I had a team like that now." Craig went on to play at San Francisco State, where she earned first-team all-conference laurels and was named the team's MVP. She came back to Costa Mesa to coach with Bond. and continued to learn from her. "Her biggest contribution to me is knowing how to take care of players," Craig said of Bond's lesson. "When I came out high school I was ready to quit soccer. She told me to keep playing. She's a great friend and an inspiration for me to coach. She taught me bow to treat players as individuals and players." Bond also taught Craig how to be a winner. Bond, the only womens soccer coach in OCCs history, will begin her 21st season with the Pirates this fall She led Coast to a state championship in I 989, and has been victorious in nearly 70% or her games. Bonds Pirates will face Craig's Gauchos at SaddJeback. Oct. 29 at 3 p.m. ROLLER HOCKEY Locals claim honors at national tournament MEN'S BASKE I BALL The California Performance Hockey Mis&lon Velocity youth (10- 11) roller hockey team. including three youngsters from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. claimed top honors at the North American Roller Hocby Ownplonships Thursday in St. Paul, Minn. Darin Nowick scored the winning goal in the champion.sh.Ip game with four aeconds left u the Velocity woo. 3·2, over unbeaten Thur Poweibouae. F.adier in the tournament the Ve- locity powered past teams fropi Minnelola. Michigan and New Yolk. In the eemUJna11, it went .Into <Mlf· dme hebe lhe Onnp County ...., ware belNn. 3·2. NI.pan leech'I l!varl Mc~ end ._ Oltip' were delerilfve .,. ...... ~ .... ..... Mtpeon ale.a.ta Mell. AllD ........ die~ In die ddl .... -..,.. Aloneoa llld 011aa11 Brd icl Ollils a,il fDi ,...._ Nldt Du I • IDd 0.. ClllmlD .. ....,~ ... ~Olfp-.... 'l1lalilia Green goes with Germany UCI's all-time leading scorer will play in Europe. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot Jerry Green, UC Irvine's all-time-leader in point.a scored and a two·dme Big West Conference Playef of the Year, l6gned a contract to play with a bubtball teem in Germany. Jerome Lewts. Green's agent. lllid Tuelday. Green will play for the Mltteldeutscher Basketball Oub in the Bundesltga DM-aon I league. . "Jerry left (Monday) for Germany." laid Lewla ol Mrua Goodwtil and AIJto.. dates, wblc:6 ., repreeentl Se.ale ~ pci9IC liulrd Gery Payton 8nd the Labn' Delll: Pllhs .... ........ for. ----CODa.d ........ -. 1biYN Wl'J m:ll8d --...... ...., wmtablllleobetbe-oltbe--. He'l *J emr.d .. IL" Gfterl plinl ID • s ul + pollll llmd .-.owa 1a1,1Dlllldalrill.chmcm1D land Jn .................. a.. .. dllred for ... NM_. .a. 1111 Jm1ar le&SOn, when he led Irvine to its first !Mg West Conference regula.Meason tide. He wu not telected. and aince be did not haw an agent at the time, he wu able to play hia 8ellior eeuon at UCJ. ~ he wu not eUglble for the NBA draft alter bJs senior eeaaon. aince he had declared the~year. UC Irvine men's buk.etbal1 coach Pat Oouglats laid, Green can develop point guard lkmt, but lhouJdn't neglect hJs true talent: ecortng. "He cm tcOre on anyone; it doesn't matter what 1evel he's playlna on," Dotlg- lul laid of Green. "He's a ICIOIW. He can come down and cnate a ~ appor· tunky far hlmlelf' and tlm'I op-. up odlS _... But. be cm .aint. lbat~ -.., ....... IMyed. Ht,... .. to Incl tbl dtht dub that can me hit..._• GNiil. • 6-foot·3 pmd. -led the Am1•1ratoa BflWllt...--. d-lllt liilt WL 1a ,.._., IO billal .. ......................... ..... • ...... • .. '*''' ..... ...... ~ ........ II fMd fl~ .... Mil CH1'f diU - OJ& ... ~ llilllll -....... ... .. ttsll!-. EYEOIUWC paiJy~Pib ......... ",_ , .................... . --~ lttionor.e JOIUMN OTTElllEIN SWIMMING .Peirsol whips Lenny, • again Peirsol defeats the Olympic gold medalist in the 200 back to win the 100-meter backstroke at Phillips 66 National Swimming Championships. FORI' lAUDERO\LE. Fla -A rivahy is brewing between Newport Beach's Aaron Peirsol and his 2000 United States Olym- pic teammate Lenny JCrayzelburg. On Tuesday Peirsol won the most re- cent battle between the two swimme111, racing to a 54.01 in the men's 100-meter bacbtroke to beat the sea>nd-place Kray- 1.elburg (54.48) in the second day of the Pt:iilltps 66 National ~ Ownpi- ol'L'ihips at the Hall of Fame Aquatic Com- plex. Peirsol beat his preliminary time by more than a second in his victory Tues- day. In July, Peirsol defeated Krayzelburg by 24 one-hundredths of a second in the 200 back at the Janet Evans Invitational. PeirsoJ was disqualified in the 200 free in his other race Tuesday. Krayzelbuig still bolds the world record in the 100 back with a 53.60 he accom- plished in Aug\.!& 1999. But Krayzelburg, the 2000 Olympic gold medalist in the 200 badc. and Peirsol the 2000 Olympic silver medalist in the 200 bade. wiD face each other again Thursday in the 200 back. Peh:sol broke Krayzel- burg's world·record in the 200 back at the Phillips 66 Spring Nationals in March with a 1:55.15, and is seeded first Krayzdbwg is seeded second. Peirsol won his first World Ownplon- ship title in 200 I (200 back) and bolds five national titles (two in the 100 beck and three in the 200 back). He is also the youngest American (15) to break two min- utes in the 200 back. Nicole Mackey, the other area swimmer competing Tuesday at the Hall of Rune Aquatic <:enter. was eighth (2;20.70) in the women's 200-meter individual medley, swimming the first 100 meters in 1:05.89. Mackey. a Newport Harl>or senior in the fall, competes Friday in the ~·s 200 back. Aaron's younger sister and New- JX>rt Harbor senlor•to·be Hayley Peirso1 races in the women's 200 ~ today. the 800 free, in which shes seeded second. on Friday and the 1,500 free Saturday, when she will be seeded fourth. Peirsol took fifth in the women's 400 IM Monday. The recent Newport Harbor graduate and UC Berkeley-bound Ryan Lean races Priday in the 1,500 free and wiD compete in thl 800 free Saturda)t lean was 24th in the men's 400 IM (4:04.98) Monday. ' I ~~ bolDfn row, from left: Jonllhol'I Sqierlt. ~Helfrich, Coln McKl>ben, ClintOn Jor1h' SpeftCef Astust and Colin Shefman, ToP rcM, from left: Landon Bel, Nick Zeiser, Blake Chiapuzio,Art<ij Hayes,. Zach Osadche, Kristopher Craib and Jack Robison, capped by Coach Jimmy Newton. .......... 2W llgll ..... SlA-Of M'• I FlOfROf --~THE FOllOWINC f'ER · SON HAS ABAHDOHED Tit£ USE OF THE FIC- T ITl 0 US BUSINESS NAME: A.) PINA Cntet· PflMS, B.) PIWA, 25668 Or•n1e Ave.. Coste Miu, CA 92627 The Flctltiou1 Bu11neu N•me ret.rrtd to •bove 111u filed In Or•nae County on 10/17/01 Peut John Wllll•m Aronson, 25668 Orence An.. Cost• Mtu, CA 92627 Ko<een Lieber, 25660 Oran1e Ave.. Cost• Men, CA 92627 This busl~s Is con· ducted by a &entfal p8ftnenhlp Peul IW Aronson Thb statement wu filed with Ill• county clefll of Ouna• County on 7 /17 / 02 20026910380 Publlshed Newport BHCh·Coda Meu D11ly r11ot July 22, 29, Au1 5, 14, 2002 W813 •1110f MUC- COllJm DlYIUIPlaT llOCletMT DIAflanza PMRAD!lll NII SPORTS ... • , •• --1', 2002 • BOYS WATER POLO A bronze for Newport boys l.AFAYETIE -1be Newport Youth Water Polo boys 12-and-W\der team placed third at the United States water Polo National Junior Olympb last week. I 11 I 1 1 f Newport led 5-1 before knocking off Commerce in a medal-round game and was awarded the bronze medal at an awards ceremony at the Soda Aquatic Center in Moraga. "fbdlty Top scorers Clinton Jorth and Colin Sherman led the offense while goalie Spencer Mbunt held off scoring chances by teams from Northern California. Southem CallfomJa and Oiicago. 22 -Dennis Alshuler Corona del Mar Volleyball, '96, '!17 Blab 01'8P'ldo, 7ACb <>wk.be, Landon Bell. Nkk Zelea' and fKk Robllon played strong defense as Krlltopber Onlb, Andy Hayee. Mkhael Helfrlcb. Colin MdQbben and }ooatbon Sanglaa.t were im- pressive offensively. 18 -Andrew Cole Newport Harbor Swimming, '02 Purs.u.nt lo lht United Stites Oep.,tment ol Housine a11d Urban Development (HUD ) re1ulatrons, ltle City of Newport Be.ch hes prepered the d raft Cobzen Perticipation Plan for tile Community Dntlopment Block Cunt (COSC) Consoll· dated Plan documents The Citizen P1rtlc1pa1Jon Plan p1ovlde$ • stratecy that the Coty follows to ensure th• p11rbcipellon of ell ciliiens in the development of the Consolidated Plan Doc· umtnh, which are the City's eulde for the use of coec tuncb. The Coliun PlftJc:lpa tron Plan draft will be Hailable tor pubhc review. The draft docu· menl will be. available from Aueust 15, 2002 to September 16, 2002, at the lollow1n1 locations: Newport Beach Pl<1nn1ne Department Newport Beach City NOTICE Of TRUS. TEE'S SALE Trustet SM No. 802$89 l.Ollfl No. 70U5"43520 Title Ordtf No. 1271llO YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN- DER A OEED Of TRUST DATED 09l20/1"1. UH\.fSS YOU TAKE ACTIOH TO PROTECT YOUR PROf>ERTY, IT MAY BE SOlD AT A PUBl1C SALE. IF YOU NEED AH EXPLAHATION Of THE NA TIJRE OF THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On ot/03/200211 02:00 PM, CALIFORNIA RECON· VEYANCE COMPANY, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO SER· RANO RECONVEY- AHCE COMPANY at the duly appolnl*' T rutlff ondtr and pursuam to DMd of TNSt RICOfdld 09127/1991, Booei , Page • lnatrument 11-625'11 of offld 1l rl<lOl'ds In the Ofllca of tht A-. conW of o..ANOf! County, Ca~ tucuttd by: RICHARD OAMtON AHD PATRf.. CIA DAMION, HUS- BAND AHO WIFE, .. Trwtor, HOME SAV- INGS Of AMEIUCA. FA. .. a.n.flclwy, wUI ... It public~ .. to the lligtlfft blddtt tot cull, caalllet'• Check dr.-by a state or nllClonal &enk. a cathltt'• check drawn by. It.ate 0( ...,., Cltdlt union, M a eath· lef'1 cllecll drawn by • ..... or ftdtral 11vlnga Ind loll\ anoc:latlon, savings 111ocl•tlof!l. O! eavlng• blnll 1pecmeo I" u.ctlon 5102 of Ult Flnel\Cill Cod4t and euthotl1.td to do busl· ntH kl thlt .Utt. Sale wlll bl htkl by tht duly eopolnt.ed tnJsttt .. thOwn btlow, of all right, tltlt, Ind lmernt conveyt<I to and oow lltkl by th• tnlStff In the ~ dt- setlbed pt'09ltty undtf end punuant to tht [)ltd pf Trult, Tbt "" Jimmy Newton coaches the team '41 .......... -LlplNallcll Clerks Office He111port Beach Public l1br8fy A Putlllc KMrir!I to IOhcll publk CC>fnmeflt ffom Interested e1tlt~s will be lteld on S... tember 24. 2002. 6:00 p.m. et Newport !Wach City Cou11cll Chemelers, louted at 3300 Newport Boulen1d The Coty of ltewport Buch encoureau cit1 zen partlclpetlon In the COSC process. II you 11• lnlertsted. please ett1nd the September 24, 2002 h1a11na If you tr• unable to attend tt1t he.rlna. wrilten com· ments w~I be accepted up to the date of tile hea11n1 If you have any questions, pletst con· tact Dan Tromble, As· soc1a1e Planner al (949) 644.3230 PubliJhtd Newport Beadl·Cosl• Mese Ody Piio t Aueu s t 14 , 2002 W/93 wt be m t , llut out ~nant °" tfW· ranty, ·~ Of Implied, regerdlfl9 ttUt, poe .... 1on. °' enoum· bfancee, to pay Ult remelnlng prtnclp1I aum al Ult noe.t•I eecured by the DHd ot T n.t, lnttftlt thtreon, IStlm.wd '-· ch1rges and eapen1t 1 of tht Truatet for the total a mount (It lht time of tht lnlt111 publl· cation of the Notice or Sale) rtHOfllbty Kil· m1ted to be Ht forth below. Tht amount mey be g,.•ttt on Ill• day of 1111. Plact of Sale: THE NORTM FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY COURT· HOUSE 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST SANTA AHA, CA Legal Otscl1ptlon: -Amount of unpe.ld balance and othtr CN"91': $7 .. ,048.05 (n tlmltltdl Slrttt eddrut and otllW common dfftg • MtJon of Ult ,..., prop- erty: 5 CHERlllY HI.LS ~ NEWPORT ~CH, CA 92660 N1t4 Number: . "'2·21MI The ~lgned Tru•· IM dltci.lms any Hebll· lty for ll'l'f lncontct· ,_, ot the attett act· dlea• end Olhe< com· mon ~.If .ny, .,_n.r.i". Tht -htfetofore ~ .. bllftQ •old ~-le". OATE: OllOl/2002 CAL.IF OR· NIA RECONVEYAHCE COMPANY, SUCCES· SOR BY MERGER TO SERRANO RECOH- VEYANCE COMPANY, n TnistM, 9-301 Cort>ln Avtl\ut, Mell S~. N 03 02 CM, North , CA 9132'4, (t1•1 • n2e or (714) 573·1M5 CALIFORNIA RECOH· VEYAHCE COMPANY IS A DEBT Cou.EC· TOR ATTBIPTINO TO COLLECT A DEBT. AHY INFORMATION OBTAINED Will BE USED FOR THAT DEBORAH BRIGNAC, VICE PRESIDENT ASAl'492805 08/14. 00l21. Of/21 ..,.am Of cucm. COllltlOf .. MlM<m• P.O. IOl IC 17', CIUl&I, CA t261J.lS1l,Chl ftlmDIOf .._.DMI ,...... RllOWlll Of llAll _.TOSMOW CMSI fOI OWlllOfllAll WI ... A21CICll l O All INTERESTED PERSONS: l Petitioner. Michael David Peltearin• filed a petition with this eour t for • decree ch1n111na nemes es follows: MtehHI D-vtd Pelte&rtn1 to Michael Dnld lelor• 2. THE COURT ORDERS that •It persons Inter· ested In this ma1ter s hall appeer before thrs court at the hearine indicated below to show cau" 11 •ny. why the peltlton for chanae of name Would not bt aranted NOTICE OF HEARING Date SEP 17, 2002 Trme ? 00 p m Dept l73 The address of the court is ume as noted above. 3 A ~opy of lhts Order to Show Ruse shaN be put>lrshed et least once H eh week for four succ:esSNe wms po k>r to the date set for hear1nc on the pclltion In the followina ne"- P•P« of eener11 circu· laUon, pnnted In this county· Daily Pilot OAU.1 AUG 9, 2002 JUDGI ltlCHAlD O. fltAUI, Sit.., JUDGI Of THE SUPHIOA COUlT Publlsh•d Newport Beach·Cosle Mesa 011ly Piiot Auaust 14. 21. 28. September 4 . 2002 W809 s ......... Al , llltf Usttf FidltlMllllitless"- The followm& person has 1bandoned the u~e ol the F tetiltous Busl· ness Name: Easls1de Oehcalessen. 1720 Santa Ana Ave. •B. Costa Meu. CA 92627 The F 1ct1t1ous Business name referred lo above was fried on Oran&e County on 3 30 01. FILE HO 20016860002 Thomas H. Oonatelh 619 Promontory Or West, Newport Beach, CA92660 l(ent Aleunder. 246 Rochnttr •C. Coate Mna. CA 92627 Thrs buslnns is con- ducted by • 1ener.11t pertnershlp Tom Oonetellt This st1tement WH filed with th• County Clerk of Or•n .. County on 08/09/02 20026t1J04t Deily Pilot July 25, Aue l .B. 15.2002 Th798 .................... ... s...... ... s...... The follow1n1 petsons TM followm1 persons are doln1 business u are do1nc business u feirwey Associates, Club Med Spa, 3S9 Sen 2400 W Cont Hwy M11uel. Suite 110, '90, He111port Beech. CA Hewp<Ul Buch, CA 92663 92660 Gerald Ross, 2400 W OeAnn M11t, 639 Prom Coast Hwy 90, Newport ontory Or. West, New· Beach, CA 92663 port Beach, CA 92ti60 C.,.le RO$S, 2400 W Alu Martin. 20 floun Coast Hwy. •90. Hew tine. Aliso Viejo, CA port Beach, CA 92663 92656 Thi$ busmen is con-Thrs business rs con· ducted by husband and ducted by· a eeneral fldlll. llldltu wife Pll lnershlp • Have you started Have you starled "-S...... dolna business yet? No doln11 bu~ness yet? Yes. The followma persons Gerald Rou 7/1/02 are doina business u This statement wu DcAnn Mi•/Alex Marton r our, 720 Palm Ave.. filed with the County This statement was llunllnaton Buch. CA Clerk of Oran11e County toled with the County 92648 on 08/09/02 Clerk of Oranae Counh James A Poore, 7?0 20026913079 on 07 /26/02 Pelm Av•, Hunt1naton Deily Pilot Aua. 14. 21. 20026911429 Beach, CA 92648 28. Sept •. 2002 W806 Daily Pilot July 31. Aua. Maurice Torres. 142 Wiid 7. 14. 21 2002 W787 Horse Loop Rancho Adllla.,._ ~ ..... ~ M1r11r1t~. CA "-S...... "-S...... Bryen r ishet !>9?7 E The fotlow1n1 pen.ons The lollow1n1 persons C ...... de I" o •rt doin1 bu~neu n . •re do•n• bu••ness as re..,.s1 . ~J. ranae. Model Mach1nln1 Se< • • -CA92869 vice. 1816 Monrovoa ACI Window Masters. Sieve Cllioll, 80 wtllte Ave Costa Mesa. CA 16892 Hosl11ns 11 . C•p l ane Hewpor I 92617 4~ Hunt1neton Beach, CA Cont. CA 92657 T C 92649 Thos bus1nen is con· 001 Tech uttone Tools, Cetlos Alberto Btlbao. ducted by a aeneral Inc <CA) 1816 Monrovia Jr . 16892 Ho~ons Ill , partnership ;2:27 C~a Meu . CA Hunl1nfllon Buch. CA &crow No. 10IOO~ No 41.359583 Have you started 4 92649 NOTICE TO CR£DI-now issued lor lhe doon& buunen yet' Yes, This busoneu is con TIMs bustness is con TORS premises located at 4/1/02 dueled by • corp0rallon ducted by an 1ndrv1dual Of BUU< SALE AHO same James Poore Have you started Hive you started OF INTEHTION TO The bu* sale and This stalemenl wn dome _b_usiness yet' Yes. dolna bu5'"es.s yet' YH TRANSFER ALCO· transfer of the lioohOllc !tied with lht County l/l/'l002 2/1/02 HOUC Cle I 0 C Tool Tech Cullins C•rlos Alberto 81lbao, beverage llceflse IS rk o r an&e ounly Tools, Inc J· 9 BEVERAGE LICENSE Intended to be conaum-on 07/19/02 c th 1 R di , (UCC Ste. 1101 et Hq. mated at lhe o1fio1 ot 20026910616 P!:'srd~~I e "'" Thn• statement was •nd B & p 24073 et TOWER ESCROW INC . Daily Pilot July 24. 31, Thrs statement wa" hied with the County 1eq.) 3600 Wilshire Blvd . Aua 7· 14• ?002 Wl68 filed with the County ~~~~n:,~•nae County NOTICE IS #426. los Angeles. CA Cler~ ol Orange County 200269114,, HEREBY GIVEN thal a 90010 and the anbd· Rctftletlsllliltu on 07/12/02 Delly P~ot,.July J l. ~ue Wk aalt ot auets and a pated sale date 15 Sep-"-s....... 2002HOU6J 7 14 21 2002 W7S4 tfln&fer ot elooholic lembet 18, 2002 The followlna person' 011ly Pilot July 31. Aue • • be1111-lloense IS "ft.A ....... u •A Is '· 14. 712002 wn8 ,... .... .,,.. ""' '''"" _,.. are do1na business as. abouttobernadt subject to Caltfomla Tarlu Enterprisn, 2603 Rclttlels..... "-S...... The ~I), Social Uniform CommeR:iat Vrsta Orn1d1. Newport .._ t~ The followinc persons Secunty or Federal Tax Code Section 6Hl6 2 Buch. CA 92660 --are doina business u . Humber• and buli,_ The purchase pnce Robert John Douelns The lollowine persons Mar 'lac Electronics, tcldl9ls ot tie Of consideration fl coo-18597 Teret1cornrs, like are do1n1 buslneu as: 2001 Harbor Blvd , Costa .... (1)111ctntee(1) ... nec:tiOn with the aale ot lts1nore CA92!)31 I Iulo lrte Co1t1na . Me.u.CA92627 MOHAMED SAlfUl the business end transter Helen [•mine Douelns, 16787 Beach Blvd N Electronocs, Inc (CA) ISi.AM end a.Y.RIAM ot the llceflae. iS the IUITI 12151 Dale Ave .. Sten Hunhn&ton Beach, CA 2001 Harbor Bl'ld , Costa ISi.AM and All REZA. ot 5275.000 OO, plus ton, CA 90680 92647 Mu.a. CA 92627 45115 Barrlnca Pkwy., ""-"""' ...._ • ._.. ti Debra Helen Oaottk Bry1n !enntnp C1h1ll, lh1s business IS con IMne CA ···--1 .,_.,,._ 2603 Vos ta 01 nade. 2707 Junoper •I Santa ducted by·• corpor11ton Oo.ng bualness n. '$10.00000. -'*" ~ Newport Buch CA Ana.CA92104 Haveroustarted COCO'S BAKERY RE~ 9IStS of the folowlng, 92660 Glenn David Oeunch doine business yet' Yh. TAURAHT "5011 lklyet's Mal de-lhos busineu IS con 1846 f ulltflton, Costa 09/01/1985 M octier bUslneSI posit· $5 000 00 ducted by a ceneral Mese CA 92627 N Eleetronics. Inc Oer1*ld Note p.artne.sh1p Th•" busmen ts con Paul Yacc.lier Vice name(t) and addnise(n) ...,..0 000 00 Have you star ltd ducted b~ a 1eneul President oaed by !he •" • , .... ,_,1,..,_,,._._,11 It Ila been lgfeed do1n1 business yet? Ho partner .. hrp This statement wu .~' "f;"'oo;::\ three betWeet\ the Debra Helen Qcor-e.. Have you s tarted !tied wrth the County =.• 11 .,!::'by ..._ ~(•)llicensee(..!l..~ This i tatement was dome busineu yet' No Clerk of Oranae County 1-· -"'"' w... """',.,.... !tied with the County Bryan lennm1s Cahill on 07/19/02 ~(1)t1icensee(1) . .,. buyef{s)/lnlnsfefee(a). u Clerk ol Oran11e County lh1s s11temenl wts 20026910605 ""''"' by See 24073 on 07/26/02 filed w1lh the County Daily Pilot July 24, 31, The name(•). ~ reqUlfed 20026911'40 Clerk of O.ence County Aue. 7.14. 2002 W765 Secunty or federal Tax ot Ille Bo91ness and Oa1ly Pilot July 31 Au11 on 07/18/02 .,.-,__-..._ Numbeft and ad«eas °' Profession~ Code. that 7. 14. 21 2002 W779 200269104.. .-.-- lhe 11uy9t(a)lapphcant(1) the considef1liOn for Daily Pilot July 2A. JI, ._S...... are H & J Ar.LIANCE. tr1nslef of !he business fictMIM..... Aue. 7. 14. 2002 W772 The lollow1na persons INC 18427 S Hallclale and hcense 15 to be paid M-S........ .,.-_ .......__ are dome business as Aw .• , Glrdena CA only after ltle traosfel ~-A) CCC. 8) CCMS. 1947 80247 ' ' has been approved by The lollow1n1 persons ... S...... Port taurent Place, -n.. .._... the n-........... nt ot ~ are dome business n Newport Beach, CA ""' assets .,.,..,g .......-~·-a) Los Alamitos Dent1I The follow1ne persons 9""'"" ...... are """""'ll'I de-hollc Beverage Control d b '"""' ~ .!"'·-·~mlture Dated July a, 2002 Care b) Los "l1m1tos are orne usrness es: D.J. Cordon Croup ~~. •• ..,. .. .,..,... .... · MOHAMED SAIFUL Dental Croup, c) Los Th• Ru11 Company, 2044 (CA), 1947 Port Laurent """"' • ......,,...._,.., IS' .... ,. .. R, ... IS'.... Al11m1tos Dentist, d) Los Phalarope Cl . Costa Place. Newport Beach , traclename . oood'Mll .,......, ,_, "'"" """· Alamllos Dental, 3551 Mesa, CA 92626 CA 92660 INM iiasehold rm'. ALI REZA. Farquhlf Ave . •102. Los John SVllbe. 2044 lhis business Is con prowinen11 c:ovtnlnl Sellef(s)ILic:ensee(a) Alamitos, CA 90720 Ph1larope Ct Costa dueled by.• cor-poralton not to mpece & ABC H & J ALUAHCE, INC • Cary D Prins. 505 Mese. CA 92626 Have you started LioenM By Jose R Villaflor, H & Mar1ue11te Ave . Corona Ines• Sol be. 2044 do1rte business yet? No end are locl1ed al J ~. Inc . By Hin> del Mai. CA 92625 Ph1laropt Ct Colle O.J Cordon Croup, 4511S Barranct Plr#y.. Ml AolU, John B Wall•ce. 610 Mese, CA 92626 Dennis J Cor-don. Prn· Irvine. CA Buy9r(a)/Applicltlt(I) N Chu1ch St. Leyton. This business is con· !dent The type d license Newport &eac:fl..Costa tJT 84041 ducted by a ceneril lhtS statement was to be trll\*'9d • ()n. Mesa Deily This buslfless 1s con partnership hied •itl'I the Co<1nt)' Sele Beer & Wint • CN657977 10600-GK dttCted by • eene11I Heve you started Cletll of Dl•n1e County EDnQ Pi.c:e and Ucense Aug 14, 2002 pertneuhlp doirte bus1n.ns yet? Ho on 08/09/02 --Heve you sl•rted lnue Svalbe 20026911066 IOllCIOfnm-do1n1 buwiess yet? Yu. This statement was Delly Piiot Aua. 14• 21 TO &-EST&TIOf: EsuowNo 1060J.GK OlJW iUUed Joi die 1993 filed •rlh the County -•111 " • NOTIC£ TO ~EDI· piemlses loclted at Gary o Prms Clef~ of Diana• County 28• Sept 4· 2002 WIOI PAllllOITOIM&a, .... PAll.11.111.a,&. TORS same Thrs 5t•lemenl was on07/19.l'02 .......... CASl-A21C7U Of BULKSAl...E ANO The bulk Salt 111<1 hied w1lh llle County 2002M10M-J M-S...... lo ell heirs, ben1flc11r1u, credrtors. con1tn1enl ~.~FER~CTO~ transfer ot tile alcotlolrc Ctm of Oranp County ~!:'/::.t~1 2'\viJ9 The followon1 persons creditors, and persons who may olhtf 1.,__ .... ~ llcenM Is on 08/1)9/02 ere dorna business u w1w be interested 111 the wilt or .state, or bot.h, HOUC lntencled to 08 OOl\'4m-20026911052 ~.... A.) 1unhre, B ) of. PAUL HORTON MILLER. Ml • alla PA!Jl H BEVERAGE LICENSE ITllled et tne ol'llct ot Daily rolot Aul 14 21 • neatoonrentah.corn, C ) Mlt.l(R. JR. (UCC S.C.110t et Hq. TOWER ESCROW lHC • 28• Sept 4· 2002 W800 ... S...... snowbolf drn1.com , A f'lnTION FOR PROBATE has been fi14d by and B & p 24013 et 3eOO ~ ~. The followlfll penons 16135 Al&Oflquln Street. PAUL HORTON MILLER. IH on the Superlof Couf't ttq.) 1426, LOI Angelel. CA ~..... •r• do1n1 business es; Ste. 300, Huntin11on of Celofornia. County of ORANGE t NOTICE IS ll0010 and tit 111tic> ... s...t A ) S3Peymtnts, 8.) 8eadl. CA 92649 lliE PETITION FOR PR08ATE requests that PAUL HEREBY GIVEN that a paled Nie dllt Is Sep-The followona persons SJBuopp. 57S Anton .1800. Inc. (CA), 16835 ~;!=t.':.~~E~ ~~m~1,~:°:::!•des~!1.~rh~ ~-:' °'ot'"':~ ~~··=2.... II ~r:rbi:,o;n1M~!'n•~n::1 ~!}:~2':0· Cost• :='t!t1!;:te.!::. decedent. .,.,,. I •• .-.. _ to C-'lfomll 3 ""' ... B Sonom• SotutloM Stf. CA 92649 THE PETITION requests. the decedent's 111111 tlld btvetage llcenM 1 ~-Commetc:ltl g~~~ J.~~~bg~d • vices. Inc (NV), 575 Thn builne$s Is con cod1C1ls. 1f 1ny. bt lldmltted to probel1. 1 rie will .t>oul IO be INde Code Section St08 2 R•ndell o ... od Kunert. Anton Blvd .. Suite 300, ducted by: • corporation end any codicils •re ave1ltble for eumln•dOtf In .,_,~ ~ame(F_!L SoclalTax DOS, 3032 >-n Rd . Costa Mesi, CA 92£26 Have you st11ted lha ftle kept by the court. ·1 -"' ... .....,. YES/NOY Cost• Mesa, CA 92626 This buslneu Is '4:on doln& business yet7 Yu, THE f't!TITION requesh authority to •dmlhleter Nomberl and l>UlineU The j)U(ChaM PfiCll J@fftey Ch•itu S•!_la ducied by a c0r~•llon My l. 2002 the nt1te under II!• Independent Admlnlsltellon lddtnl ot the or c:onsidefation In ~ 3692 K t Df Hive you started J800, 11>t. of Estates Act. (This euthorlty will 1llow the Mlltr(a~s) we nedorl 'Mlh the Nie ol ~~~·Al•mitos~dA 09o7zti dolna business yet7 Yes. Jeff Busche,.CEO p.raon•I representellvt lo l•kt 1Mny ltlt0111 MC>tiAMED SAIFUl #Ill buslneM lfld lnlntf• 6/1/2002 This stet11M11t WH without obt.aillllla cOUt"t approve!. Befort t•lftl ~ 9lld MARIAM d the b\M, la Ille M#ll This business 15 con Sonom• Solutions filad 1111111 Ult COIUltY c-erteln very 1m9<Kt.anl edions, how1ver1 ti.. ISi.AM end Al.I REZA. ot 1275,000 00, pfua =~~:~!s:~ 1 i•ner•I Stfvicu, Inc Cieri\ of 01111ce county personel rec>r•nt.tO;te 111111 bt required to .,.,. 13110 Yt61, IMnl. CA ~ es4Wn1t1C1 ti Have you sl•rttd Dave Cornelius. Se«• Oft 07~ notlu to kltwnled peuons unleu lllty ""'" ~ ~ 11 110,000 00, which con-dolC>f'!ll bu1tnen yetf YH. t•y !00Ht114tt 3 waived nottet or c0t1sented to tht ~d COCO'S BAXERY RES. liltl °' h folOoMllO, 11,195 this •t.atetnent w11 Deily Pdot July 1. All& action) fht Independent ectmfflbtnllon au It~ lnllial ~ R•naR D. Ku11trt filed w'1lh the Co1111ty 7, 1•, 212002 W781 wl" lie ar1nted unles\ en l11te<e,ted I*" file TAu:"1 _:i1~ $5 OOO OO Tiiis $tattment wtt Clefll or Or•• COvnty ............ •n ollitetlOn to tti. p.t1tlon end "'°wa aood caUH • Demllld Noel fried wrlll lht Count1 on 07mte12 wfly ltHI cOllfhhould not ar1ntlht allthorlty. 1111'111(1) end ~•) Clerk of 0rllfll't County toel6t11434 ......... A HLUINC on tllt petition lllil bt held Ofl UMd by ltw $270.000 00 on 07/'l6/02 Detty Piiot July 31, Alla The foltellllnt pe1-.11s 9111./0Z, It 1:30 p.11'1 In 0.1 l73, loc.atM ~t 341 llllft•)lllcanlM(•) II Im bell\ IOl9ed 2002.,11445 1. lt 211002 W7t.J ere doflW bll.-. et THC Cfrt ORM. P.O. BOX 14171, ORANCll, CA 1lllWI lie peel ttnl ~ ltw "--'ty p1 ... 1 Jw"' ~1 Aua ,.._............_ FASH!Oft.GOOOCSS COM. nl6I. LAMOR(AUX JU$TIC( CtNTER ,.... • ltMld 11¥ lie ~·~~ 1.i•. 2iiooi' .., 'W7R -11761 Rac•nl l• • Ir YOU OIJECT to lht srant1111 of Utt ,.j1t901'1, aellr(a)AlclneM(a), .,. .,. ... ....... HVfttlfliltOfl a.di, CA Y°" shoutd ...,.,.. et tilt "-11'11 •nd •t•~ ,.., cOCO'S BAKERY RES. buyefta)llr-a......_•). • .......... Tiie ro11owi.e ,__ 92141 "*tieM OI f .. M itten obltctiona wlttl ti.. c-t TAUAAHT. 1:u10 v... '9qlllWd 11¥ Sec ~.on ... doinl ~ H v-G·-· Ille . !:!~.! °'ttle:Ji/.lle_• .... at'tOfYow'o.t ...-eratl(• ""' 'bt lft ltlflne, CA Of .. ..,.._ end .. ......, Conftue•ce Wlfte 1111• (CA), 117'1 ltacCluet ,....., -· ·-Tiii llllN(I) Sodll Pl!b II C"ll Codie t'8l The followll\t PtflOM r:ten. * C1telllle lfl • Muftbfllteol llllKlt If' YOU A CMOff ot • c~t1np11t CJHllOf --F....:_. -.. lie , s ....,, lbf ere 6cHnt ....-.. es ...__1 •·-'" CA~ of Ille --...S. you ""'*' fife your cl-'..... -"' °' _.,. ,_ OMR Ellw.t .... 1.0 ,. .. "'.!;,,,,.-;---.......,, TMI ~ ii CM t...., __ , '"""" -A· • ,_ tft •'-:...::;:' ~ llld eddr9ll d --°' lie ~ .. ,.. .... ~ ........ ~ ........ • • c __ .... _ ,.. ......, -.._, ....,., • "'" ·~a) lftd--lltDM .... 1•111 St A't """" Co11ftue11u Wh\e 1111• __ ,,,. _,.._ .. t•ewtl•tlft ..,.,,d 111 tl!e c-t ,..,. .. buyer(+"+™~ ONJt lfllll .. ..,.._ tNawport 8uc:ll, CA 110f'9rs, llC (CA), «)4 ... .,.yeestMllMI M011ths .,_ tlw del• of flnt lauMCe ol •tt«• • H I J All '* bMll --111¥ 2'1Q CltallM °'~·"""'"'' 4lllillll ...._.yet? Y• n ,.ovldold In f'roMte Code •tloll ttOD. llle INC , 1 .. 21 S. ....... _,..7f' O.Vld M. Rt-;tHtfM, ... II, CA~ Mm/It tilM ._ ftllllt cllMIM Wiii not U,it• MfOf "-Alft . J1, GtrdlM. CA lie °""''*• NiJ:o.. JllO 1"1t St. Apt. k20e. Thlrl ...,._., ,. COii V--c.-.. IRc . -11ttlsfrC1111drellNrlfltdal•llOt~...._ 9024? ,_..._.ec..oi Newport Inell, CA dnl•d llJ: llllltld Cert• M. t rlacHt• YOU MAY ~ (flt f1le lltopt bf ._ ~ The _... Mlrl9 o..l Jillr I. 2llOZ .., l........_ Ct OtnlJY, ,......_. If ,.-. art • ,__ lllU!"ffltd Ill tN _.._,,,_ lllld .. f1r19111y -. ~ IAIFUL TM ...._. i. t•· t;;•,.. tW1iM ~ t~ -_, ,.. with tlle c ... t • ..._..., "' _... ...., • ~ lt&AM. lllMIAM -...... dU<ltd 11y· 1111 ..,..I ...._......._ rttf lllll -.. wllll a. C-.., ,...let (for111 Ol 1$4) ol tM flllftt of 111 ~' .._ ...,... AU ~ H4M Ml!ttMtlMI c .... ance -.. 1111· C.... el ONllli ~ lllld.,r....,tf•tattaMftlor .. •r,.e,._ ........... ~ ~ .......... ,.tTY•, '°""'-llC ........... , ... or ec-cMl!l" ,,~.:z:::,co:.::= _.. ..... _..... H& J·JtU..WICl. INC--, ~·~-~· .. ,....... ,.... 1._ n; :;~~f:l.:t--: .. .....,.g"' t Jt ...... ~. IJ:Jole"'411111or,HI _,,....__ ,...,_ - --J Mllllol. -...1,-:..,. '* ........... •• n. etd a' -::•~M~:iiiif= :=.-... • "''!..~~-CA • lttJM, fllM .... ce.tw ....... ci.-t;. -_s~--·-"' -·= T -:n.::r .. c...., °"' .. Or ... c:-e, • Q 0 7 .. 3.l'i:'Ar~· r.:::a ... ~ ¥tt1t1-cllle ....... r.r5 ""::i:s.::--......... ~ ..... c.fla... ----u-cw't=:L. r'l.t"t:.I'~""' ..... c...:~,....~ ............ -.. IL!!_ .... _______ ., __ ,_ .. _____ :, 1.... . -~ ' Mau. CA 92627 Charlene Voctof11 En ztll 2U 16th l't., •3 COIUMeu CA9262/ This busrnesa IS COfl• ouc:ted by en 1ndtvl4u1I Heve you st.,.tecl doon1 bu.inns yet' Yu. 09/0IVOO Charlene Vtelorl• Enull This lt•ttrnent •H hied 1111th the County Clerr.. of Or1n1• County on 07 /16/02 20026t102M Daily Pilot AuJ. 14, 21, 28 Sept 4, 2002 WBl 1 ~ ..... .... s.....e lhe lollowrn1 penons ar• do1na bu"nen as All 3 Company, 11450 Mt Her1m<111n . II I , Fountain Valley. CA 92708 [ rln Wilson 3094 Y el lowslone Or Costa Meu CA92626 This business rs con ducted by an 1nd1vldual Have you started do1n1 bus.neu ret1 Yes, 1/1712000 Eun R Wilson Thii sl.atemtnl wes ftled with the County Clerk ol Onnee County on 07/19/0? 20026' JO.OJ D11ly Pilot July 24 31 Aus 7 14 2002 W76' Re-. ..... ... s...... lhe follow1111 penons are dom1 business H Preferred Rul E stile Se<v1~es 9652 l a [> ptrllnll Ave . fountain Valley, CA 92708 Doualu 0 Keele 9652 la Esperana Ave r o·unla1n Valley CA 92708 lhrs buiineu '" ~011 ducted by an lnd1v1duel Hive you sta1 led dome business yet' Ho Doueras O'Keefe This s tatement was flled with lh• County Clerk of Or anat County on 08/12/02 2002691JJ06 011ly Pilot Au1 14. 71 28 Sepl 4 2002 W810 ...., Policy How to Place A __ Deadlines--- Rates and deadJines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be aJ lowed for the first insertion. CLASSIFIEAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm ANNOUNCEMENTS & MISC. 101t-1110 GAUGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANOAL ENTERTAMBT CIMl*of Ewnll 1310 IGUMllOISll6 OfPOl1'-.n All rHI Hlale adver· ltsln& In this newsp1per 1s 1ubject lo the Federal Fair Houslna Act of 1968 11 amended which m1kts II ltte11t to advertise ·any prefer· ence, !Imitation or d1sulminahon based on race, colo<, r ellaion, sea. handtcap, famil11l status or national or11in, or an 1ntenhon lo maka any such preferenee. llmita llOn or dtacrimmalton • This newspaper W•ll nol know1n1ly accept any advertisement for re1I nlale which os In violation of the l1w. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwell· •nas advertised in this newspaper are oail•ble on an equal opportunity baals. To complain of dis· crirmnabon, cal HUD tol· free at l·I00-42a.a590. ow.s~~ l'IANOS & Collec:tib6et ·~· ......... .......... ~.C>Mis;.~ .. CA8MPAID .. --·--W.llUV ISTATU . _...,..,.....,. ..... .. ,.,_ ,..,.. ~~ ..... rillll & • ..... ... • ca.ill •• , ...... ~ ....... 2305-2490 N.T. f1n1nc a l Ilk Borrow whtn need. Mort1•1•. Business. Personal, Otbl Con· solld1t1on, Home Im· provement. Auto loins, Credit Repair. Quick Approval low lnle<esl. low Month· ly No lee Apply by phone call l ·866·856- 7039 VISA/MASTrRCAAO. Up lo SI0.000 credit, Gu•ranteed appronll Musi be 18+ U.S. Citizen. velid socl•I security number. No deposit, bankruptcy/bad eredil okay. 1·866-761· CARO (CAL •SCAN} ~ •WANTED POTTDY Rookwood Tec:o. SEG, Marblehead, Pewebic, Glueby, UN> o.t.ri 9'!Mi1:)Q23 ~1313 c--c.-.... Old Coins! Gold, allvtt, jlwllry, Wllll:Ms, 1nu.-cokt.,... MS.-642 MU .. .,, By Fax (949) 63 1-6594 IPI~ include y011r name end phone number ind we'll CllJ you '*" wich a price quocc.) By Phone (949) 64~5678 Hours By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At Newport Blvd. & Bay St. Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm 'thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm -... · llAL ESTATE II• SALE FIRE YOUR BOSSI Kwik Kerb Busmesf. layin1 continuous concrete curbina. Equipment, tr •lmna. market101 with back·up and support. Don't w•it, IOmt lrlll still available. 1·866·254· 5372 www.kwikketb.com (CAL •SCAN) A COMPUTE Tume-«rY v.-a-..,10 MecW-. $Hts. IH-t22·2a22 12 T.W. r•"--f, nr NP pie<. Inc Inventory. equip, type a7 liquor tic. S250.000 Howard Wells. CannerJ Vtllap RNlty. 9'9-673·3777 • Hom. Ownen only • Good & Bed Cfedtl •Nolncome Vwficallon • BK'slfo<ec:Josure ()I( Prlmsy""""' IM. •• ._,... ... 11 -.11ru. - IA<I IAY n•n• office Jt>ll(t, 26&1 hlM, 310 st ind up, Rtbll °" site. rolf count view 714-<S11-77 .. " ............. .. l'rlme Offlct/lllledlcal 8td1a. Cell Patrick T-1 NttlOll.W. USA ••t-eM-9m •••JMO SOOS-5150 Wanttos.11 yow home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition Cal lhallwra 949 574-4252 or Alll'I w•y 949 574-4249 116 ........ he. fMw HofM f CK S. on lsleNI July Completton, Bill HMdesty lt•atty. Vl9it.web~ -:=~.... ,I OM.Y 1 LEfTI ............ P.-,....C... • ... fr.. ................... c .......... , ... OM.YI LEHI "--..... ...... ,....c... •:;,.tr.. ~=-·--':I='' iiiW-iri fOMVllVllW ......... .... f:Jii1• c. .. Index OPIN SAT-SUN l·S u.s1...._w..,, Fab buyl 4br, 2.5ba lam rn, sou&ht after comm of a streets (Sunset Hills) Walk to Dana Hills Hi&h Sch Close to bch, parb. shops. $47a,900 Act Frtd Alb11qwrque Ht-21S-17U .............. .. _....., ........ home In the .timptons on Edwerds 14111. Mote th.tn 3500sf on t 9300 sf lot. 58r 4.58a, masltt w/Fp, 1ourrntt kitchen w/hu1e centet lsJand, b11tlef p1ntry & utin1 tiff OYttlookin& pool & 19a. F °' list of AU 1memlH1S end l•turu call K1thy Anderaon, Ster R.E. 714·536·8480 p......._ "-4Br 3.581 on • lot th1I Is n•Mly 10,500 sf w/1 sporla court, pullln& IJ'Mn+i)OOI table plus room to 1pare. C1ll Chflstl @ Slat Harbour Homa 714-M0-7318 P...... "-48r 3 581 on a lot that 11 nurly 10,500 sf w/a 1t1orls court. pulll111 IJ'Mll+pOOI l•ble plus room to 1p1re. Call Chrbtl @ Stlf Hlf bollf HoflltS 714-M0-7318 • uz,:r•••• ••••• l•-•rk 48r 2.S ... &real floorpta11, 3 c 1ar, close lo Ctntret Peril i nd Wet11nds, S5991000 Ster Htrbour Homn, Chris 714·59' 4269 or 8lr1itta 71• 59'-4132 P.....,. "-4Br 3 58a °" 1 lot that It n-ly 10.500 st w/• .,orb covrt. puttln1 lfHll+i)OOI table plus room to 11911•. Cell Clwbh @ Star Hlfbow Hotnts 714-&40-7311 S,-t-. air 1.11. home Oft rlvt\t CUl·de• MIC t lrM , 3clf &llfap, oww 2900 1f of p1dou1 IMn1. M2t,900. Cell Jennr. l'at or LIN .... •ll·:MOO II let ...... •• llh••• c...e c.., Cll .. ttel wltli IO' of W1terlro11t•1•. Sir J .!lee. Jc• ........... .. • '-11 lloet '°°· °""'" .. 12.190,000 . c.lctlw .. ClP7H-M · .... Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week Only $32 per week ( 4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 A s--. COfldo 1n the prest11ous 'Metropoll· lain' $259,900. hwclwood lfoofs. marble bath. •at. Fred 949-JOD.•195 l.allllladl l_., nor-Arc .. l.y abr 3ba, beaOMd cells, hdwd firs, very clHn. 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