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Home My WebLink About2002-08-16 - Orange Coast Pilot•' I .... I • I t . •: '~~.: . ~- ;.. ... .. ~ •• . • ... Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 2002 . Cou.ncil pushing. to clean up carts Costa Mesa leaders say proposed law would save taxpayer money while forcing retailers to collect abandoned shopping carts. Lolita H•rper Dally Pilot ~ MESA -They have been found in buahea and on street med.tana. ewn precart- oualy perched In trees. Aban- doned ahopplns c:art1 are ewry· where, and city omctala took an- other atep Wedneaday to pt rid of them. City omdala announced dur- lns a community meettns Wedneaday that they will punue • new law dtl!aned to abare the COit of clean.Ing up ahopplns .&Uta with area atorea whoee pna continue to Utter the dty'a •treeta. : Mayor Und& Dtxon. Coundl- ~man Ubby Cowan, and code ~nt and maintenance icden abared the detaJ1a of a jnopoeed ordinance with varloua Jtore manqen to outline the it'PI the dty will take to combat lbe problem and pin feedback. letallen' reaponaet, hOW9YeJ', Jvu minimal, u only ftve of 34 ')lvlted representadvea attended. -.. •The dty has gone over and :1bove trying to communicate .. :.. . · .. .. and wotk with the ltOn9I In Costa Mesa about abopptng·cart bUght In our netghborbood. • Dixon aa.ld. City leaden will continue to aeek reactiom from 1tore1 and plan to aend out a mua matUna detailing the propoted dty ordi- nance, which calla for 1tort1 to rnanqe their c:artl or be forced to take pan In a dty PfOll'llD. It more than ftve abandoned c:ana 119 found In a year from a llntle retailer, that atore will be re· quired to employ aome aort of containment system -dtllp1ed to phyatc:alJy keep the c:ana at the property -or partner In a dty· wide cart·retri9Yll contract. Nld Sandi Benaon. Cotta Mel& chief of code enforcement Only two other ddea -In Florida and Nevada-have auch a law In Colta Meaa. the city would manage the contract. whJch would call for each atore to pay for lta ab.are of abandoned c:art1, baaed on a formula. The dty would pay a third of the contract S..CART,PqeM ~ONSUMER FRAUD .. . :GQlf scam leads ~ . ) ~to local arrests -~;..: •• • .. .. l:ederal investigation results in eight arrests, including two Costa Mesans and another at large. : : Deirdre Newmmn : : Dally Pilot ... •• , • .. A two-year lnveedpdon by the • :: U.S. attorney'• omoe Into a tele- :: marbdng golf fraud IC&Dl led to ~: eight ametl 1bunday, inducting : : two men t.rom Cotta Me.a. An •. addidonal Colt& Miia nllident la • .. •" a tugitiYe being tought by •" authorida. .. : The tMnubtlng acbeme al- .• lepdly defrauded golfen out of : more than $5.8 m1Dlon by d:ws· .. • iDI expenatve aecurlty depolttl to "tllt-plaY' clubl that twned out to be in!ertor to what WU cla•rned. No local Jelldeota were • • • Wm In by the ICUD, ~ Sher- :;:;: lft Deputy Shaun Wltlpli of •• •• ~ C.OUOty Sberttr'a De-...... ~ ·... .... t. ... ·----_........_ : •.., ..-... , ADC c:cxn.,.ny &'lliiJf"'&.....,J 19• • • •: • ~for the acam la Profel-. 7: • : , 1iOOai GOlf Produc:ta of Hunting- •••• n~-1.o •••• ·.ton~ : ; ; :: · The two IUlpectl from Calta . ··"· .•4 • ·=~·· !- Mesa are Rick Winters, 51, the aales manager at Icon and Golfer's Cllolce; and Marvin Walker, 46, who worbd in the company's boiler room In Foun· ta1n Valley. 'IOny Perotta, '3, a telemarbter who aJao worked In Fountain Valley, remalnl at larRe. The lnvesdpdon begin In the spring of 2000, and lnveadpto11 MUCbed the company's heed- quarten In June. Wettpn aald. 1be acam aDepdly lnwtved teleuwbten caDlnl goJfm and ofrertna them the c6aD.c:e to tell ltate-ol-tbe-art golf clube with no rlak tf the vicdm ll'ted to pay a •aecwtty depollt" by provldinc a credit card number. Once the depollt WU receMd, the vk:dml reportedly received a Mt of cheap. low-quality aolf clube worth a lot leal than the depolft. Milt the W:timl tried the dubt and real1r.ed their low wlue. they wtn UIUllly not Ible to return the dubt to the telemubten for a refund. During the tmadption. It WU determined that the Wit majortty of vicdml lived outllde of Calitomla. ~tpn noted. Thom Mroz.et. public affa.ln S..MMm.PlaeM STEVE Me CRANK I DALY PllOT Rhett Faucbtr. 6, of Colorado and Noah Chantos, 6. of Northern California play with the telescope at Lookout Point In Corona del Mar. The telescope company that has held a contract with the city for 55 years just lost It. Not seeing eye to eye After a half-century with the same telescope provider, Newport decides it's time to change the view. June CH•1r•nde Daily Pilot Pier, two on Balboa Pier and one at Inspiration Point In Corona del Mar. The long-standinc arrangement to split the telescope take 50-50 netted the city $7,767 in the last fi.scaJ year. Resources Director Tuny Melum and Assistant City .Manager Da~ lGff re- ported that a spot check of equipment in different localions showed that aome c.arden telescopes were not wdl·maln· tained but that competitor 1bwer Opd- cal kept its Soutbem Califom!a equip- ment in good ~ ~ ...iren said. 'Ibwer's binoculars wm eMler to ~ than t.arden's one--eye ttJe900peS. NEWPORT BBACH -A 55-year busineu reladonsblp ended Tuelday when the city decided to award a con- tract to Tuwer Optical to provide the coin-operated viewers on the piers and In Corona del Mar. last fall. the city asked Carden to re- move ftve teleecopes temporarily while the pJers wm being renovated. Then city ltda'I 8g\lred It was as good a time as any to oons1der bids &om com- pedtora. Altet considertng three bl.ds, the staff rec:ommmded otmlng Carden and bringing In 1bwer Optical-a rec- ommendation that stunned Carden repretentadve Gary Glrdhou9e. "I'm thfrd-generadon. My family has been doing business with New· port Beach for 55 yeara, • Gardhouse told coundl membera. Staff recommended switching to Tower despite the fact that the change would mean a smaller cut for the city, 60-40, and that the city would have to help pay to transport the equipment whenever necessary at a cost of up to $376.36 if all six needed to be transported. Carden Coln 'IeltlCOpes bu oper- ated the city's six outdoor teleacope viewers alnce HM8: three on Newport In mm reportl to the council. Hart>or SM EYE, '-1• M Group hopes rally empowers lesbians Organizers say Saturday's Dyke March in Costa Mesa, the first in the county, can teach tolerance and acceptance in the city. Lolita H•rp•r Dally Pik>t ~ MESA -Motorcyclet will rev, humeri will wave and hundreds of aelf-procla•mect ·dyba· will make their pree- ence known In the heart of the city. 1be 4rlt-ever Oranp County Dyke March and rally la ac:heduled for Saturday, and orpn.lzen aald they chose Costa Mesa to hOlt the ln&lJIUfal event. designed to promote leablan vlslbWty. becauae of the dty'I reputation for dtvenlty. Bvent organ- 11.en Catie Proreta and Lori Hutson aald the march ii a celebration of women loving women and a way for a tradldonally con- aervadw Oranp County community to better underltUld lelblans. "I belieYe that intolerance LI spread by Ignorance and fear," Profeca aald. •ay bav- lns th1a march and letting the people ol Oranae County know who we are, we will combat fear and Ignorance. When people tee that we 119 doctors. teachers. students. pollclwomen. ftrewomen. neighbors. da\llbten. motben and more, they will see that there is nothing to fear.• The event will begin with a 1 p.m. rally In Uons Parle that will include live music, ln- apir&tlonal speakers and a women'I bea1tb fair. Organlz.era eq>ect 500 to 1,000 women to attend. The marching portion of the Dyke March will start at Harbor Boulevard, make Its way south to 18th Street and then return to the paik. City streets will be temporarlly doted • the procession makes its way through the heart of downtoWn Calta Mesa but wlD re- open as the crowd puses. The national motorcycle dub Dykes on Blket will i.d the mile-long march, with hundreds ol SM LESllANS.,... M . -·· . ...... , ..... . ••• r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--. ._! .. !• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK Dreadful errands that can be fun; after all ,. . , . '.... '• ' " Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON1HIWl8: ~=-~ "Y'O" .,._-.. ........ ~,;a·••tr•fW'lt. ICHOOLIOMD Lindi lf'9lft .. "" ,, ... ca. .. ....... Al IPORTI t 72 HOURS A quick guide to the weekend • . .. .. .. .. • al.· \ ' • ,. ,., _. 16, 2002 . ' ... . . . . -. . TEBOOK HollywOod sketched out Dan Sayre Groesbeck' s illustrations for Cecil B. DeMilJ,e's films ·are on di.splay at the Orange County Museum of Art through October. YouqChan1 Daily Plot A rtist Dan Sayre Groesbeck and director c.ecil B. DeMIDe undentood one another ih the complete anc1 aattve way that 1s reqund for great collaborative art. DeMllle would. tell Groeabeck about an Idea. a vision, a "look" for a scene m a movie. and Groeebec:k would re8lize those thougbta into sketches. These sketches would be incoiporated into mOYlea. The movies would become ~classics-"The Ten Commandments," "Samson and Delilah• and others.. Though the preparatory drawinp and watertolors were seen as . throwaway art during the 1920s through 1940s. and though~ wOlts by other such Hollywood illua- traton are lost today, Groesbeck'a pieces were preserved by DeMilJe, A selection of Groesbeck's work banga at the Orange County Museum of~ through Oct. 6. "Destined for Hollywood: The Art of E>an Sayre Groesbeck"· sbows bis· collaborations with DeMiDe on such films as "Sam· son and Delilah," "Reap the Wild Wmd," "The Buccaneer," "King of The art of Dan Sayre Groesbeck, shown, is on display through Oct 6. .FYI • WHA~ •0est1ned for Hollywood: The Art of Den Sayre Groelbedt• •WHEN: Through Oct. 8. Mu-..m houl't ere 11 e.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday tt.'rough Sunct.y, • •WHERE: Orenge County MuMum of Alt, 860 San Clemente Ori~. Newport Buch • COS'f. General edmlalon la S6 for eduha, $4 for MnJors end~. free for members and cftlldren under 16 • CALL: (949) 759-1122 Kings"and"Unconquered.~ •And It's because of CAldl B. De· Mille's love for his wotk. • uiid Sarah Vure. curator at the~ about how the work got presened. Vure brought the Qiow to Newport Beadl from the Santa BaJbara Mu- seum of Art, Which offered a much larger, .retrospective view of Groes- beclc's art, including bis eadier, DOD· Hollywood pieces. The curator said she saw fit to select from only the film-related works, as Southern Cali- fornia is the home of film. Vure agreed that the 'Newport Beach show gives visitors a chance to "rediscover the artist." The exhibit of more than 50 paintings and drawings includes several freeu-framed photo- graphs that mirror the movie scene Groesbeck drew. In the case of Groes- beclc's character sketch of Feodor, from the movie "The Volga ~atman," the actual photo of the actor shows a character almost identical in cos· twne, awa and personality. The painting of a giant squid for DeMille's "Reap the Wtld Wind" resulted also in the identical film version of the sea creature. "In each case. you can see how closely the directors and cinematog· raphers· did rely on these sketches," Vuresaid . Vure credits Groesbeclc's extensive research for each project, his love for · detail and his rare connection with DeMille for producing realistic sketches. One story that proves the success of the two men's partnership was writ- PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM Of ART Groesbeck created this pencil drawing of Heddy Lamar as Delilah for the film "$amson and Delilah." His work is at the Orange County Museum of Art. ten by DeMille's granddaughter Ce- cilla in the preface to the show's cata· log. The director wanted to make "Samson and Delilah." Hollywood was less than thrilled to make a movie out of a Bible story. But Groesbeck's dashin.g and sexy character sketches of the title roles are said to have capti- vated backers enough to change their minds. Cecilia DeMille also quotes a line from her grandfather's autobiography explaining that he so valued the work of Groesbeck because the sic.etches left no room for "the misunderstand· ings whicb can~ when one de- pends upoQ words ~one for the de- scription of anything." Vure added that Groesbeck, who died in 1950, had the ability to create "drama" with the use oflightness and da.dcness, which worked well in the age of black and white films. His pieces hang in a room across from the museum's permanent collec- tion and its biennial exhibition of very contemporary work. Though created as sketches to help with set design, Groesbeclc's works stand alone as nothing short of fine art. "For many years, commercial art il· lustrations were considered second class to the fine art of painting and sculpture," Vure said. "But in con tern· porary art, these boundaries have been broken down." l The museum will also present, to correspond with the Groesbeck show, part one of DeMille's •Tue Ten Com- mandments" today as part of Its Fri- day Night Film series. The showing will start at 6:30 p.m. •• BRIEFLY IN DATE BOOK occ printmaking students show in Tustin ._ An exhibition of prlntma1Cfll8 work by students of Orange Coat College p.rofeslor Donna Westerman will be on display through Saturday at the Old 1bwn Gallery in Tustin. The eihJbjt iodudes work cre- ated by atudenta enrolled in Westerman's printmaklll8 classes from 1980 through 2002. A graduate of the Otis Art Institute, Westerman bas been a member of OCCs fine arts faculty for 36 years. She teaches classes lo painting, illustration and print· maldng. The Old 1bwn Gallery ls at 150 E. Main St, Tustin. Repertory gala to light the night in October South Coast Repertory will hold its 24th annual gala ball, "Light the Night," on Oct. 5 to open the new Folino Theater Center. Guests ·will have the opportunity to see the new 336-seat Julianne Argyros Stage and the renovated Main- stage, renamed the Segerstrom Stage. "Light the Night" will begin at 6 p.m. Oct. 5 with a reception at SCR's new Audience Plaza. The party will continue with dinner and dancing at the Westin South Coast Plaza from 8 p.m. to midnight. Single tickets start at $750, with limited availability at $500. Information: (714) 708- 5504. Dunes to host South Coast Fine Arts Festival The Newport Dunes Water· front Resort will hold its first South Coast Fine Arts Festival from 10 am. to 5 p.m. Oct. 12· 13. The festival will feature art· woclc. artist demonstrations, an arts and crafts playground for youngsters. and food. More than 15,000 are expected to at- tend. The festival will cost $5 to en- ter each day, with tickets avail- able exclusively at the event. Proceeds will benefit the South Coast Oilldren's Society. lnfor· mation: (949) 729-3863. A goldmine for bargain book hunters at the Newport Beach library CHECK IT OUT " E vecyone loves a bargain, and for those who also love books, some of the : best buya in town can be found ; in the Newport Beach Friends of • the Ubrary's Used Bookstore. ... Tucbd in a ftrst-6oor comer of : the Newport Beach Cen~ • Ubrary, this goldmine for readers ~ houses an ewr·evolving : =~~CU:':ot;::C:,U:rs, • and such rare finds as a : 15-wlumesetofOwies : Dldcens novels published in .. 1926. ~ P.perbeck prices range from : two for a buclc to $2 for more · .. iecmt editions. Hardcover • • wlumel me priced from $1 to $6 : for cunent bestsellers. Coffee : table boob and special finds : can be bad for $3 to $25 or .. more, depending on condition. Selections include fiction by such popular authors as John Grisham, Tom Oancy and Ann 'fyler, as well as drama, cookbooks, biographies, poetry and th.ildren's books. Also available are books on audiotape, videos and CDs. "This ls a great source for boob that are so inexpensive many people leave them behind at vacation destinations," observed Friends President Gary Mueller. Mueller ls one of about 100 energetic volunteers who sort, price and sell 200,000 to 300,000 gently used volumes annually. Most are donations from a generous community. A smaller number are "weeded" from library collections and given to the store for resale. Volunteers keep the store open seven days a week, more DailyAFilot than 2,000 hours annually. Through their efforts, the Newport Beach Public Ubrary has received some $846,000 over the eight yeai:s the store has been ln operation. Most of the funds are used for children's programs and bus transportation for school field trips to the Central and Mariners Branch libraries. Others augment the library's budget for materials and electronic databases. A good percentage of the store's profits are reali7.ed at quarterly book sales, fee.twing bani-to-beat Hbudc a bag" deals. Held in the Central LibrarY• Friends Meeting Room. these fund-raism draw hundreds of customers, including many attracted by the opportu- nity to amua 15 to 20 boob in a bag priced at $1. The next sale will begin with a \ a........~ New. Hlletant, (949l 67<M298 dlrllfl,,.,cerrlllo•l«l,,,...oom l"ho ......... lftd D1111nen Greg ffy. Don Leed'I, S..n Hiiier, Glne Al•xandet, Lori Anderton A!ADIRI HOTUNE (149)142..eoee Record vour oommentt about the Delly Pilot or new1 tlpe. Addi.- Our eddreM II 330 W, Bay St., Coeta Mela. CA 92127. OMoe hou,. .... Mondey • Ftkley, 8:30 1.m. • 6 p.M. Comiaelow• It le the ""°"' pollcy to pf'Ofl'IPtly comtat ell enor. of eutietanoe. "'-•11(141)~ "' The Hewpott ~Mele Delly l'lloe (~MMOO) .. Plob ....... dally. ............... =·=-=~-~ ,,....,...Couriy .. ........ _ .......... ............... °"'* .... •• ......... Diii; ... _ "7 ,,,...,~ ....... 11117.., ....... ~ ..... ii ===:.=-· ·-····· .._ .... "°' special members-only preview from 1 to 5 p.m. today. Apply for Friends membership at the door and enjoy the best selection of novels, nonfiction and one-of-a kind finds. The public Is invited to browse for bargains from 9 am. to 4 p.m. Saturday. •we expect to deplete oui in· ventory at this event, so we'll be • sorely in need of donations next week," Mueller said. Materials may be dropped off at the Central library or at any of the city's three branch librar- ies. All will help the Friends maintain a 35-year tradJtion of · satisfying "wish lists" of the Newport Beach Public library. •CHECK IT OUT 11 written by the tteff of the Newport BNc:h Public Ubrary. Thi• week'• column I• by Mell•• Adame, In oollaboratlon with the Fnend1 of the Ubrary. BoJC 1660, Co.ta M .... CA mle. Copyright: No newt ttoriee, llluwetiona, editorial matter or edwrtilementl .,.,.." cen be reproduced wtthout wr1bn P9"1'1Mion of copyright owner. HOW10 MACH 0UI ~ The Tlmee OnflOe County (800) 2&241•1 Ad:iall1ll 1 a1 ••••(Ml) 142·M'71 .,...., 1948) 142-4321 ........ ..... (948)142..., ....... (Ml 114-4223 Newer.(948)84M170 ........... ( ... )9).0170 ..... dllllypllot•IMJtw.oom ----......... (..,M2...aa1 I t•-,_ 11411111·1121 PHOTO COURTESY Of f'REPl>S OF M LIBRMV Volunteers Adele Mann and Elizabe1h Balderson sort books In the workroom of the Friends of the Library Used Bookstore. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST IOATINQ FOIECAIT n..1 ..... ltf .... . blow 10.11 ......... .... WW"l ..... IMUW, ... MDGl--•WllllWll ....................... ... llitr ... ..... Giii .... .. Mlll4:111a.. ...... .... ......... 1-to 3-foot ww.. end e nonhwett IWelt of 3 .... Fog wtll rotl In tonight. SURF The beet w. cen hope to'" todey .... dteet-hlghl. but .. thlt won't be .. ,.,,., todlly, 9'll*t to fiddle wlltt moettv walll-hlghe.1¥ luncMy, ... nMelt ........... bftng 8bcMlt tome more -i.·Mllh"llghe.OnMOlmy, heed ........... popping up• .. -...a.-.. ~ TIDll --...&Mi ..... .... ,... ...... . .... ........ .. ... .... &II ... ... .. ... ...... ........ ' ~ ' . , .. -One school board seat ah:eady set Costa Mesa resident Linda Sneen will boasta a wealth of eq>erience in achool lnvolvement through w.rl- OUI PfAa. She has been bonoceQ for thoee eft'orte with four PTA Honorary Service Awards and the c:o.ta Mesa Mayor's Award. tary School It Ls now open to discuasion. -replace outgoing trustee Jim Ferryman in representing north Costa Mesa. ~ will be sworn In Dec. 6 with' the other school board trustees elected in Novell)ber. ln- cumbenta Serene Stokes, Judy Franco and Wendy Leece all face at least one challenger. Stokes will face Ron Wl.nahip, Franco will lake on Shelby c.ove, and l.eece will battle Tum F.gan, hus- band qr Costa Mesa Planning Commissioner 6.eanor Egan. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot / NBWPORT-MFSA -While many school board hopefuls are busy strategil.ing how to beat their opponents; Und.a Sneen Is sitting on cloud nine, admiring the view. ; Sneen learned we<fnesday she will replace trustee Jim Ferryman • in January because no one else ' -. -BRIEFLY IN :THE NEWS J ; Concert will benefit ~ young Costa M~an r Caddy Wampuss, an altema- . tive rock band from Southern California, will head up a benefit ' concert at 9 p.m. Aug. 23 at Hard Rock Caf6 in Newport Beach. The tMnt will raise money for Leilani Gutierrez. a 4-year-oJd c.osta Mesa girl who became a quadri- plegic after a car oollisioo caused injuries to her head and chest. "Our goal is to generate · enough buzz for this event so ' that we can provide the family 1 with a very helpful donation," said Toad, a singer with the · band, in a press release. "We are musicians. but more impor- -tantly, we're human beings that • need to help." All proceeds of the event will : go to the Leilani benefit Tickets for the event are $10 at • the door and $5 with a flier from 1 the band's Web site www.caddy- • wampuss.com. · Newport Beach event ' will host candidates The first candidates forum for the upcoming Newport Beach City Council election will be presented by the Little Balboa , Island Property Owners Assn. on Saturday in the side yard of a · private home at 106 Crystal Ave. • on the little island. The event ·. will begin with coffee and so- cializing at 9:30 a.m., followed by a formal program at 10 a.m. . The event will be the first of up , to 20 candidates forums to take place throughout the city in an- ., ticipation of the November City Council elections. Information: www.city.nswport-beach.ea.us/ home.htm. · Conference and visitors bureau earns award .. .. ,. The Newport Beach Confer- llFI I PAI:-\ NAIL I l 'NCl ·s : New Medical Producu ': Inventor N.B. Podiatrist Dr. Roth : Low Con -No Oral Medicationa : Money B.ck Guarantee!! : CaU Sarah for ia.fo (949) 752-7661 : www.DrRodii.com • _, _____________ 4' • • • .. • • • : Since 1'75 ... Fri: 7:00 • " 6:JI .. Sit: l:tl • " t.11 .. ------------· filed or launched a write-in cam- paign by \\\')dneeday's deadline. "I can't believe this," Sneen said. "I'm so excited." Sneen waited until the last minute Wednesday to file her 6- nal documents to avoid paying a $1,650 fee for a ballot statement. which became moot when she learned she was the only candi- date. Sneen. who bas two boys, ence and Visitors Bureau has won the Gold Service Award of the Meetings & Conventions Magazine for the second ye'1' in a row. Bvery year, the maga,J.ne selects 80 conference and visi- tors bureaus from throughout the world for service as mea- sured by profession~m, transportation planning ~ist ance, local attraction knowi- edge, support for hotel site in- spections and interacting with area vendors and services, In- formation: (800) 942-6278 or www.nswportbeach-cvb.com. Brain protein missing in schizophrenia patients Patients with schizopbreni~ have been found to have ldwer levels of a pivotal brain protein in a study completed by scien - tists at UC Irvine and several other universities. . The protein O\RPP-32. which regulates key neurotransmitters in an area of the brain linked to the mental illness. was the· centerpiece or the study re- leased Wednesday. William Bunney, the Della Martin professor of psychiatry at UCI, participated in the study with ~ers from the Weill Cornell Medical College and R-0ckefeller University. Paul Greengard, a professor of neuroscience at Rockefeller. won the Nobel Prize for medi- cine in 2000 for his research into ll\RPP-32. In the study, the researchers studied the brains of 14 de- ceased people who bad been victims of schizophrenia. Grant will aid city disaster preparedness The Newport Beach chapter of the National Oiarity League Inc. has gjven Costa Mesa a $1,000 grant for disaster relief. The group's donation was handed to the Costa Mesa Sneen, who wtll represent the north side of Costa Mesa. said when she assumes her seat in January. she will "make all deci- sions based upan what ls best for our students. When pressed for specific is- sues she feels strongly about, she said ahe ls in favor of the West- side health clinic proposed to be located adjacent to Rea 6.emen- Fenyman, who was convicted of driving under the inOuence af- ter a car collision in September, decided not to seek reelection. Community Foundation and Drive, Newport Beach. Hawai- the Costa Mesa Fire Depart-ian music will play, foods, in- ment to work jointly to buy eluding pupus, will be served, supplies needed to conduct and visitors can visit a no.-host programs for the city's emer-bar. The cost is $20 a person or gency response team. · · $30 at the door. They will also buy items Saturday's Poolside Dance needed in the event of a disaster. Party will run from 6 p.m. to The grant will also be used to midnight at the Newport Beach provide training to men and Tennis Oub, 2501 Eastbluff women in the Fire Department Drive, Newport Beach. Musical on how to act when a disaster bands Hon.le and Blues Racquet strikes. will perform. Arson truck offered to city's Fire Department The Costa Mesa Fire Depart- ment was recently awarded an arson vehicle from the Automo- bile Oub of Southern California. .The new truck will be used to investigate arson. haul equip- ment, enforce city codes and train employees in fire preven- tion. Officials say It will allow the Fire Department the flexibility to transport various equipment, tools and personnel for various response and activities. Arson iilvestigators are actively pursuing tools to fight fires. The truck donation from the Auto Oub, comes on the heels of an- other grant for a special camera to be used during investigations. Costa Mesa firefighters received both grants because of contin- ued efforts to lower incidents of arson. improve the quality of in- vestigations and promote in- creased collaboration between fire investigations and the Police Department Information or to make a ve- hicle donation: (7 14) 754-5062. 30-year reunion will feature Hawaiian theme Newport Harbor High School's class of 1972 will have reunion luaus today and Saturday. Today's festivities will run from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Newport Aquatic Center at l Whitecllffs FULL BAR COCKTAILS Recommended attire for both events is casual. $65 per person, or $75 at the door. Information: (909) 307-9187. Designer's work wiJI commemorate Diana A designer whose touch helped beautify South Coast Plv..a two years ago has been tapped for a royal task. Kathryn Gustafson, who de- signed the Bridge of Gardens at the plaza, was selected by the Royal Parks to help commemo- rate Diana, Princess of Wales, in the form of a memorial fountain in Hyde Park in London. Gustaf· son will design the fountain. More than 55 other bidders were considered for the task be- fore Gustafson was chosen. The fountain will honor the late princess' life through water ac- companied by trees. The piece will be called "Reaching Out - Letting In." The designer's worlc at South Coast Plaza is a 600-foot-long slcywalk bridging the plaza and the Garden Terrace. It made its debut in September 2000. Information: (800) 782-8888. 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 DISCOVER THE NEWEST STORES I AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA Club Monaco A I XArmani Exchange New Location Anne Fontaine Traffic Yankee Candle Claire's Boutique •05 HHWAV AT lllSTOl STlllT 100. 712,1111 SOUTHCOAllftAZA..COM frkW/. ~ 16. 2002 · Al ' Hoag gets OK to add to expansion GROWTH : Newport Beach officials allow another 50,000 square feet to be adped to the East Tower project to accommodate.state mandates. Jun• CHa1rande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A request by Hoag Hospital to add almost· 50,000 square feet to the next phase of the hospital's ex- pansion has won the ap- proval or city leaders. but not without some serious reservations. Hospital representatives asked the City Council to increase the area on which they could build the planned East Tower be- cause state and federal regulations passed in the 10 years since Hoag's ex- pansion was approved re- quire the hospital to make more space for utilities. as well as electrical and me- chanical equipment. The tower was o.riginally planned to be 397, 711 square feet. Peter Foulke, the hospi· tal's executive vice presi- dent of corporate services, emphasized that all the ·hospital wanted was to have the same amount of space for health-care serv- ices as was originally ap· proved in 1992. ~The health-care needs in this community are ex- panding," Foulke said. "Hoag Hospital is here only to serve the community. Were not for profit." But Councilman Gary Adams worried that the ac- tion, as written, could gjve the hospital carte blanche to exceed floor-area limits for future buildings. "My concern has to do with the integrity of the process," Adams said. "This has the potential of undoing all the declsion- making process that took place a long time ago. I don'.t think that it's fair to · people who were origl- nalJy involved in this proc- ess." Adams on Tuesday sug- gested allowing the hospi- tal to expand as requested, but on the conditions that the loosened regulations not apply to future build- ings and that the hospital agree not to use any of the added floor space for traf- fic-generating uses, such as patient care. But fellow council mem- bers didn't back him up. Councilman Gary Proctor made an alternative mo- tion. The hospital should agree to Adams' second condition. Proctor said, but hospital administrators should not have to go through the same process for future buildings, he said. Council members agreed, approving the ac- tion 6 to l, with Adams' the only ~no" vole. But controversy over Hoag expansion will prob- ably continue. Some neighbors have said that sprawl on the Hoag cam- pus must be reined in to prevent problems such as excessive traffic and noise generated by emergency rooms. "We're doing the Hoag dance," resident John O:iamberlain said. "This should be exposed as a brand-new approach." M Friday, August 16, 2002 l)esigner Of DailY Pilot bOat passes away OBITUARY: Robert F. Krieger, who taught art at OCC for 30 years, was 75. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COSTh MESA -The Da ily Pilot's sailboat logo is a colorful and cherished icon of the newspaper. While it has sailed through various incarna- tions. the first boat was de- signed by Robert F. Krieger, who passed away of cancer Saturday in Costa Mesa He was 75. Krieger taught art at Oran ge Coast College for three decades and was chairman of the fine and applied art division for a year. The original publisher of 1hc Pilot, Walter Burroughs, was searching for an artist to design a logo when Basil Peterson, then president of OCC, recommended Krieg- er, said Krieger's widow, El- lt'n. The boat Krieger de- sig11ed in the late I 950s was ii more stylized line-type verc;ion than the boat that graces the front page now, she said. Robert F. Krieger In addition to worlcing with OCC. Krieger also set up the nursing program at Golden West College, be- cause it was considered an applied art at the time. His specialty was ancient art history, and he and his wife enjoyed traveling around the world to visit historical sites, she said. "He was very intellectual, and we traveled all the time.~ she said. "We ve been to every ancient site in the world except India." In addition to his wife, Krieger is survived by his son, Mark; daughter-in-law Suzi Krieger; and grandson Cole. A memorial will be held at 10 a.m . Monday at St. Joachim Catholic Cllurch in Costa Mesa SABATINO'S I<• '1.1111 .11 11 ,\ I 1d11 '-liqll.11 cl '-.111,,1:_:1 < '" Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please call for hours, directions ~ reservations. : (949) 723-0621 = • Luminette Privacy Sheen® ' • Vignette® window shadings ' •him BeachTN custom shutters • ProvenenceTN woven wood~ • Paramount® vertical blinds WINDOW COVERINGS & ACCESSORIES • Draperies • Bedding • U~ • Shutters • Top Treatments • 1, I I ti ,14.I ~ II I.A"\ I I l'~• 11,1, : Pl \C I'\. 11 \ < <>..., J \ \II"' \ '' l'' -1 I l 1 ' -l i I ; ; ; -. . . - CART Contiooed from Al and expect stores to make up the diffemlee. "I think thia contract la reaDy fair became it says to the retailer: If you can decdvely control your carts, we have no issue with you," Cowan said. Karen Ramos, a regjonal spokeswoman for Albert.sons and Sav-On Drug stores -which are owned by the same company -said....bo!h...stores would will- ingly comply with any Jaw the city chooses to pass. . · "we would like to think we are already complying with the city's request to keep the shopplng carts in our parking lots, but it ah ordinance goes into effect, we will, of course, comply," Ramos said It is in the retailers' best inter- est to keep the carts on the prop· erty because stores need them to be ava,Aable for their customers' convmfence, Ramos said .. Carts also cost the stores about $100 each. she said. "We don't want our shopping EYE Continued from Al Gardhouse argued that what the staff called scratched and cracked lenses on the tele- scopes were actually on the gJass covers that protect the LESBIANS Continued from Al auu out ln lhe .communhy; we know that la not where they be-Iona. .. Ramoa ll6d. "11M!y belong In our pllldog lot. for the uee of our custo~, and we want to wodc with the dty to bep them there." ~na' store managera are among the handful of repre- eentatiws who ha~ con.slstently provided feedback during the community meetings. Repre- sentatives from Stater Brothers, Grower's Di.rect, Trader Joe's and Tu.rget have also been consistent players. At best, only a third of the in- vited retailecs have been present at the meetings -statistics that frustrate Dixon. "Some re~ers have been ex- tremely co~entious and at- tended all the meetings, and oth- ers, which have carts that signifi- cantly contribute to · the problem. have taken no inter- est," Dixon said. 1be mayor pinpointed Kmart on Harbor Boulevard and Wilson Street, and said she personally called to invite management to the community meeting and still no one came. Kmart Manager Beverly Ben- telescope's lens and that they had no effect on viewing. He also pointed out that his com- pany has never charged the city to transport the equipment. "I don't understand wby we should have to pay for transport charges," Mayor Tod Ridgeway said, putting forward a motion to support the new contract Council meeting earlier this month but was withdrawn after event organizers and city offi- cials ultimately agreed on a com- promise that allowed marchers a women and fellow supporters highly visible route in exchange following closely behind. for full payment of all fees. The event garnered citywide Regardless. many residents attention after Profeta and spoke in · opposition of the Hutson questioned the city's march, saying the content was fees for special events and pub-questionable and promoted ac- licly requested that nearly tions that some people find "im- $4,000 be waived for the event. moral.• The organizers said the high Profeta said the march is not price infringed on their constl-intended to promote one's sexual tutional right to freedom of orientation but to increase toler- speech because it limited ance and acceptance of those events to only those who could · who hold differing belief:s. afford the fees. "1 do not expect anyone to City officials also originally de-love me because I am a lesbian. nled the closure of Harbor but I do expect people not to Boulevard and suggested an al-hate me, threaten me, harass me, temate route along residential discriminate against me or streets or on the sidewalk. physically hurt me because 1 am The issue was scheduled to be a lesbian," Profeta said. officially reviewed at a Qty Other residents were shocked NOTEBOOK Continued from Al pack.age totally refreshing. He says "good day" when he's done and waits with bis hands clasped behind his back for the next sender to approach his counter. Another man wears little spectacles and looks philosophical. The sole lady there is very pretty and maybe the most efficient person I've ever met. They're all friendly and chatty. but only a.bout relevant things. They never hold up the line with small talk. A cotlple of months ago, I was sending my friend Cindy a present It was around graduation time so the man with the British accent asked if Cindy was graduating. I said no, that it was her birthday. He whipped out two sheets of Happy Birthday stamps and wall-pape~ my large box with more than a doi.en little stickers that screamed celebmtion. That's what I mean by relevant. The OMV is on 17th StreeL It's air-conditioned and cleanly decorated and overhanging monitors pop up numbers to tell GETTING INVOLVED • OETTWG INYOLVED runs periodically in the Daily Pilot on e rotating basls. For Information on adding your organization to this list. call (949) 574-4298. AMERICM CANCER SOCETY ROM> TO RECOVERY The trlnlp0t18tion program neede volunteers to drtve cencer patltnta to end from~ trHtmenta he of c:herge. The required commttment la• f9w hours eadl week or month. Drivers must haw e wlld dmlw'~ licenM end lnturanoe tnd be mt leeet 25. Volunteen may uee · either thetr own veNdet or American C.notl Sodticy YW. (tMI) 281-9448 or llCOmtH'.0.ttt»f".OIQ. store that is Inside the entrance of the Central Library. Volunteers must be members of the Friends of the Ubrery and are asked to wort one three-hour shift per month. (949) 759-9667. OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals on Wheels volunteers are needed to distribute prepared dishes to homebound seniors In the Newport Beach area. The delivery time is between 11 :30 a.m. end 1 p.m. daily. The Oasis ' Senior Center also needs volunteer nul'989 for Its bimonthly blood preuure tcreenings. The center offers this service between 9 and 11 a.m. on the flnat end third Tuetadeye of the month. VoluntMre should commit two hours once a month or volunteer on• eubsdMe basis. The center is et 800 Marguerita Ave., Corona del Mer. (948) 844-32A4. OPERA MCl=lC The Opera PacHlc Guild AINence, 'IUppOrt group for Opere hdflc, has tc:Uvftiea for voluntllere. (M) '7 ..... OPEMnON CLIM llA1I =-~c::: ~on grmfllll pr9VWldon, nelda~to.,..,.. out ............. wtth olhtr ....... .,.... HDMrd. (714) . .,. nMt declined to comment 1bwaday. •u ~ c:hoole not to attend. eo be h. Dixon said of retaDen in gienetal "After ~ve picked up their sixth cart. they will have 1WO choia:s: to woJt. with the dty or be ftned." City leaders hope the mass mailing will stir up more re- sponse from retailers and help th~m further reflne eome detailS of the ordinance, which is ex- pected to pass with ovet'whelm- ing endorsement. While council members have been criticized for being ~ tional. the shopping-cart issue ls one of the few that unites the dais. In previous meetings about the subject, all council members ·expressed strong concern 1n cleaning. up the rolling ~res and ma.kipg sure taxpayers did not foot the entire bill "This City Council is deter- mined to get carts off our streets and out of our neighbochoods.~ Dixon said. • LDUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harper@latimes.com. only if Tower agrees to waive those charges. Council mem- bers followed suit, voting 7 to 0 to go with the new vendor. •JUNE" CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.casagrande@latimes.com. by the name of the event, saying udyke" was not an appropriate tenn for a celebration of accept- ance. Organizers said they under- stand the impact of the word and that is precisely why ii is used in the title. Profeta said women are taking a term that is often hurled at them with con- tempt and using it lo empower themselves. Councilwoman Libby Cowan, wbo is openly a lesbian, said she supports the motives behind the march but finds the title a bit contentious. Cowan said she does not care for the word "dyke" but understood what or- ganizers were trying to accom- p!Wl by taldng conlJOI of it. • lDUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harper@latlmes.com. number holders where to go. Everything happens really fast The counters aren't stained, the Ooors aren't sticky. and the lighting isn't white. The best part is, no one there seems interested in getting to know me. Their goal it seems, is to get rid of me as fast as possible. Which gets me on my way. Which makes me happy. Now. if only I could find a nice gas station. • 'YOUNG CHANG is the features and arts and entertainment writer. She mav be reached at (949) 574-4268 or by e-mail at young.cllang@latimn.com. boating-related titles are needed. The School of Salling and Seamanship la at 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 645-9412. SERVICE CORPS Of RETIRED EXECUTIVES Join other bualnesa professionals to help tmall businesses succeed by leadi"g seminars end coaching entrepreneurs onllne. The corps Is a nonprofit charitable organization composed of "\1.500 volunteer botlnesa mentors, both worlclng .end retired, who coU"neel buain9SlllS from nearly 400 offioea throughout the country. (714) 56007389 and e.ak for memberthip. ... PUBLIC SAFETY POLICE FILES COITAmlA • ~fllteuilpOft Boulr...t A ~r-otd men wa a"91ted on .u.pdon of l'Mi.ttn'g an officer et 6;43 p.m. WedneedaV. • East ..... Yetde Dlhe: Brandfehlng a wupon was reported In the 1600 blodt at 3:'7 a.m. Wednesday. • Harbor and Newport boul....-de: A hit-and-run mlademHnor wea reported at 6:05 p.m-. Wednesday. . • MoriircMa ~:A commen:iel burglary was reported in the 1600 blodt at 7:26 a.m. Wednesday. • v.nguard Wiiy: A 49-year-old men was arrested on suspicion of canying e loaded flreann In public and In a vehicle at 10:35 p.m. Wednesday. • Wlllof1 Strwt: A 22-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of prowllf'\g and loitering on private property at 12:30 a.m. Thursday. NEWPORT BEACH • aey StrMt: A vehicle theft was reported In the 3100 blodt at 4:33 a.m. Wednesday. • Dowr/fmne Avenue: A .is.year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possessing a controlled substance et 8 p.m. Wednesday. • Udo Palk Drive: A boat burglary was reported in the 700 blodt at 4:14 p.m. Tuesday. • Rodcford Roed: A home burglary was reported in the 600 blodt at 7:19 a.m. Wednesday. •West Coast Hlghw8y: A ~year-old man was arrested on suspicion of disorder1y conduct/alcohol intoxication in the 4600 blodt at 12:40 a.m . Wednesday. • West Ocean Front Someone who was peeping while prowling was reported in the 3100 blodt at 10:22 p.m . Tuesday. ARRESTS Continued from Al .. officer for the central district of the U.S. attorney, said the golf scam is "the Oavor of the month" as far as telemarketing scams are concerned. Hlhls golf-dub scam ls note· worthy because -these people and others have been running these type of schemes for severaJ years. and it does not appear to be abating.~ Mrozek said. • DEIU>RE NEWMAN covers educ:etlon. She may be reec:hed at (9491674-4221 °'by .-mall at deirdre.n1tWman@latitnfi..com. .. Friday, Aueust 16, 2002 M BEST BUYS Picture this: a.processing studio worth a 1;000 words P ro II Min Photo la a ftlm. proc:eutng ltUdio for print and dtgltaJ images. It aped•llHI ln dtgltal work. lncludlng printing wltho~t • out nepdws, ecannlng. printing from r any dtgltaJ file, saving pictures to CDs. borders, picture restoration and ed.lt.ing, front-letter printing. printing from slides, and bua1neu and birthday canls. It's open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tan look; Eyezlng eye shadow, a watery blue eye shadow; Going Steady eye definer; Fan Oub waterproof mascara; Weather Wear Anticbap lipstick with SPF 15; and Fabullur for Ups for a lacquered shine look. tops, dresses and belts. It's open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Prtday, 10 a.m. to 6 p .m . Saturday. and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m . Sunday. It's at 2919 B. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. (949) 673-9333. DRINKUP everything in ~tween. The biggest sellers are lta Cat's Print pajamas and dishes with card, Paris, monogram and princess motifs. Other items offered are · Chinese lanterns, jewelry, soaps, art, chandell~rs. music, vintage toys and baby gifti It's open from 10 a.m to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. It's at 1720 Santa Ana Ave., Suite D, Costa Mesa. (949) 642-0942. a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, 9 a.m. to S p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and Saturday by appointment It's at 1720 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa. (949) 650-1067. VERY FASHIONABlE FMblone by HIQul offers~ alterations for men and women. and custom designs wedding dresses and special occasion gowns. Once you've bad alterations done at HiQui, you'll be hooked. Their work is impeccable, and they can make anything fit better than you'd expect. The high-end shop also offers couture fabrics from Europe for custom clothing. It's open from 9 a.m.. to 5:30 p.m . Monday through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. It's at 1703 WestclitT Drive, Newport Beach.. (949) 650-1177. Saturday, and 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday. It's at 370 B. 17th St., Costa Mesa. (949) 646-2718. GREER WYLDER TRENDY FINDS HI-~ Wine Cellan is a wine connoisseurs dream. It bas the biggest selection offtne wines, spirits, beers and cigars in Costa Mesa. It also has a chocolate shop. Wine-and beer-tasting and classes are offered in its wine bar. It's open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m . Monday through Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m . Thursday through Saturday, and 10 a.m . to 6 p.m . Sunday. It's at 25-0 Ogle St., Costa Mesa. (949) 650-8463, (800) 331-3005. www.hitimewine.com. FLOWERS ON HIGH Couture Plowers Deelgn Studio is a high-end floral boutique owned by Andrew Gromuck. "I don't do country or sweet," says Gromuck. "Pinlc is my .least favorite color." Gromuck's work is sophisticated. He does wonderful color combinations and mixed-media floral arrangements using copper air conditioning coils, feathers and artichokes in hi$ arrangements. "It's the marriage of fashion and ftowers," Gromuck said. "And we only use prem ium ingredien ts." It's open from I 0 SURFWE'AR "mue Crush" is opening ln theaters today, and all of its surfer girls are wearing makeup from Jane cosmetics. The affordable cosmetics line appeals to teenagers and is available at Rite Aid ln Costa Mesa and in Corona del Mar, and 1UgrJt in Costa Mesa. Jane cosmetics offers products such as new Glow Goddess for a shimmer, natural Erica Dee is the ultimate find for the latest trends in women's fashions. It's now carrying ultra-hip clo~ for expectant moms from Seven Jeans, Diane Von Furstenberg. Juicy, Micheal Stars, Cara Mio Bambino and more. Other recent additions at Erica 0. are jewelry from Stacy G., a Laguna Beach artist who specializes in hand-made beaded pendants priced at $300 and below; Leah Sim's novelty kimono tops and dresses; and Anya Flint's handbags, TINY DEPARTMENT "We're the world's s mallest depanment store," says Darren Calkins owner of Paris to the Moon. The tiny boutique carries French items and AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to. the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time. date ar:id location of the event. ••well aa a contact phone number. A complete liatlng Is available at www.d11ilypilotcom. TODAY The Fttend8 "'dM Nwrpolt Beac:ti Library will hold a ueed book sale In the Friends Meeting Room at the Newport Beed'I Central Library. Members are Invited to attend a preview sale from 1 to 6 p.m. today. Theule will be open to 1ht public from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Hardcover boob will ... , two for $1, end paperbedc boob will ..U llx for $1. All~ wll go to the library system. The library Is at 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 769-9667. A lhowh'fl ol "Olmoe9 Jonee• will begin st dulk n part of the f':'ewport Dones Waterfront Retort Movies on the Beach aeri ... The film will be shown on a giant · screen lltuated on the aand and guests are wefcomed to take advantage of the campfires. The resort 11 at 1131 Badt Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) 7~NE. SATURDAY The Alt ~dM s.. Fine Alta Festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Via Udo Plaza In Newport Beem. The fMtfval Will lndude origlnel wot1c In painting, photography, mixed medie end sculpture. Entertainment will elso be provided ~the Juon Feddy Bend from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The plaza 11 at 3'25 Via Udo. Free. (818) 709-2907 or www . ....r- CO.-ttlacom. A cooldnt demcNililClwllon on piwpering berbecue delighta'~ c.pt.ein 880. mnllo McGonagle, wtll be held llt noon in Mecy'a Celler demonttrwdotl khrNn llt South Coest Plaz.a. Mecy'a le 8t 3333 Bear St., Com Mele. Free. (714) 668-0811. . MeoYe end ........ M11 "• will ho9t e Fell Feehion Preview et 2 p.m. In the newly r.modeled THl&rr ehop In Mecv's 11t South Colet Plaza. Ardell from CHnlque cotm9tlcl wlH be evallable for complimenter,' m.uoven, and free gift bege wtll be pnMded ~ Seventeen Magazine. The ltOf'9 le et 3333 Brtttol St., Coeta Meee. Free. C.11 for .......,etk>nl, (714) 66&-0811, Ext. 4231. R11dl1Ftoldirthen 11 .. welcome to enenct h grtnd-ftnele progrwn • ...., Amid Boob." wNd\ wilt condude the 2002 edutt eummer f'Mdlng progrwna. The prognm wtN begin llt S p.m. end Wll be held In the Corona def Mar 8nnd'I Ubrery. The library le llt 420 Merigold /We. ff9e. (948) 717-3801 or www.INWpOtf· bMdtl/brMy.Olfl. ..,,.. MlghtyDulb ...... lhown 8t dulik • pett of the N.wport Ounee Aeeoft Mov6el on the 8-d\ ...-. n..""" wen be profl*d one giant ecnen ellUlltlld on the 9nd. au.. mev wllo ........ ofthe Cll'llipll• The,...,.. .. 111131 8ede 19y Drtve •• ,.... ..... , 72M>UNE. ..., ,,. .... .....,... .... ...... laallll;' ............. 111 fl ........ , .............. ... ......... Llnry .. .. Plft;""9PNI'•• .. ....... ........ _ ....... pNii ..... ,......, ......... ............... ,,,.,. or ....... ,,• II Mli•,... I Disorder will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cate in Costa Mesa. The seminar is sponsored by Mother's Martcet Free. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. (949) 631-4741. WEDNESDAY The Orllnge County Assn. of Fund-railing Professionals Conference on Philanthropy will begin at 8 a.m. at the Hilton Hotel in Costa Mesa. The event, establi.tled for Orange County nonprofit agencies and affiliated orgar:.ilzatlons, will include three skill-development sessions on the field of fund-raising. A two-day survey course will also be held beginning on Aug. 22 and will be followed by a certified fund-failing executive examination Aug. 24. The hotel is at 3060 Bristol St Call for Information on costs or to make reservations. (949) 661-0196. ntURSOAY Oowmor Fnnk Keetlng wlll be at the White Rabbit Children's Bookstore In South Coast Plaza from 3 to 5 p.m . The Oklahoma governor will sign his new picture book, "Will Rogers: An American Legend:' The store is at 3333 Bristol St. Suite 2061. Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 445-0010. AUGUST23 The movie •Bug's ur.· wlH be shown at.the Newport Dunes Watef'front Resort In Newport Beed'I beginning at dusk. Guest are encouraged to bring beach chairs end to take advantage of the campfires. The resort is at 1131 Bede Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) 729-0UNE. AUGUST24 The 22nd annual Suffnlge Olly Luncheon honoring four Orange County women leaders will be held at 11:30 a.m. at the University Ctub on the UC Irvine campus. The luncheon is hosted ~the Callfomla National Orgenlution for Women. Tldceta are $36. (949) 964-1155. The mowle •ewuy Quest" wll be shown et dusk as part of the Newport Dunee Resort Movies on the Beed'I Mriee. Guests are encoureged to brtng beach chairs end to take advantage of the · campfires. The resort le at 1131 Back Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) 729-DUNE. AUGUST25 Historical lmpreuloniat Pntr M. Small will perform his one-man portrayal of President Hany S. Truman at 2 p.m. at Temple Isaiah. During the performance, Small describes Truman's life and 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) 524-6944 or visit www.histo~alive.com. The group BruJI Brazil wiU perform salsa rhythms and Latin jazz at a concert sponsored by Newport Beach Arts and Cultural Services from 6 to 6:30 p.m. at Buffalo Hills Partc. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets. lawn chairs and picnics. The partc is at 1901 Port Pro\ole nce. Free. (949) 717-3870. AUGUST28 Reps. Christopher Cox and Dana Rohrabacher will speak at the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce Newport Sunrise Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. The special breakfast. sponsored by Sheldon Pines of the Transportation Corridor Agencies. will be held at the Radisson Hotel in Newport Beach. The hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. $20 for members with reservations; $25 at the door. $25 for potential members. (949) 729-4400. AUGUST30 A showing of ·c1oc:tc Stoppers· will begin at dusk as part of the Newport Dunes Resort Movies on the Beach series. The film will be shown on a giant scree n situated on the sand. Guests are encouraged to bring beach ~~· Restaur a nt ---Establlshed In 1962 ----.,... ***Quality Service••• ***Ni Entertainment*- •<fl~• PALMS & FICUS TREES 7S%·OFF 20-50% OFF Selected Regular Merchandise 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa, Moo .• fri lO:OOam-6:00pm, Sat cl Sun 10:00am-5:00pm Phone(949)764-1746 •BEST BUYS.appears Mondays and Fridays . Send information to Greer Wylder at greerwylder@yahoo.com or 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa. CA 92627. or via faK at (949) 646-4170. chairs and take advantage of the campfires. The resort is at 1131 Back Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) 729-DUNE. AUGUST31 The movie •Mrs. Doubtfire• will be shown at dusk as part of the Newport Dunes Resort Mcwies on the Beach &er\81-The film will be shown on a glant ~situated on the sand. Guests are encouraged to bring beach chairs and take advantage of the campfires. The resort is at 1131 Back Bay Drive. S8 per car. (949) 7~NE. ONGOING The Newport Beach 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 p,ople 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 Beadl PUbfic l.bary seek book donations to raise funds for the library system. Books may be left at 81"1 of the thr9e bnn:tl librarie8. inducing, Bal>oa, Mariners Ot Corona del Mar. The'( may*> be left in the special book cloeet n8ld 1D the Friends Bookstore at 1000 Avocado /liw. All hardaMw and papei1>adc boob are aaeptatAe. with the e>eoeptiof'l of law boolc8 and magllZines. Oonetions are tax-Oedudible. Call to 8f1'alg8 to haw boob pidced up. (949) 75&9662 The Thursdey Momlng Women'• Club, a 40-year-old friendship club. is seeking new members. The club, which include golf, bridge, walker and gourmet sections, meets at 11 a.m. on the seoond Thursday of every month at the Radisson Hotel in Newport Beach. The luncheon ia $23 and Includes entertainment. The hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. (714) 842·5863. WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners {jljstorante 9damma fjina Monday-Friday: 4:30-6:15 The Real Prime Rib or Filet Mignon (with soup or salad) JUST $13.90 M Friday, Auaust 16, 2002 FORUM HOW TO GET PUBUSHED -i...a.s: Mall to Editorial Page Edhor Jamee Meier at the Delly Plot. 330 W. Bey St., eo.t.a Mela, CA 92827 •Pullers Hot1n« Cell (949) 642-6086 fa: Send to (9C9) 846-4170 E-mtll;Send to dailypilot<!llatimn.com •All correspondence must Include full name, hometown and phone number (for Y9ffflcatk>n purpoMa). The Piiot ......,..... the right to edit all eubml-'<>n• for darity and length. COMMUNITY COMMENTARY CHOC clinic doesn't fit at Rea Elementary League has strong links to coastal commission The League for Coastal Protection and Its founder Susan Jordan, who declared that Rodolphe Streicbeoberger ·has created a garbage dump on the ocean Ooor" ("S\a.rwy reveals mixed opinion or commission," Aug. 10), do not represent the environmental public. By Cindy Brenneman 0 n behalf of the board of directors of Mesa Verde Community Inc. and its membership, I am requesting the Newport-Mesa Unified · School District board reconsider its plan to establish a new medical clinic a1 the Rea Elementary School site in the Estancia school w ne. While we realize our lcnowledge of the projecl is limi1ed to recenl newspaper accounts and the numerous letters from affected members of the community, based upon that information, we strongly oppose this project. The proposal as presented is just too idealistic -providing medical treatment to ill children at their very own school site. However, common sense dictates that medical treatment would not be limited only to the sludents at Rea school Of course nobody wants to deny medical treacment to sick little children. Everyone knows there is a huge health-care crisis, and that this crisis is not limited to the medically uninsured, but to the underinsured and others as well. As soon as the public learns of the free medical clinic's existence, the seriously ill of all ages from all over will converge on the Rea school site. The Newport-Mesa Unified School District is liable for the health and safety of its students and therefore exposing them unnecessarily to infectious diseases and kidnapping possibilities is unacceptable in this day and age. There are other issues to consider as well As you are aware, the Westside of Costa Mesa presently is overwhelmed with unresolved social is.sues and is working very hard to overcome those problems. Adding even one more social service to an area already suffering from the impacts of the high nwnber of existing social services will seriously hann fragile relation.ships. Rea school already houses a nonprofit. Save Our Youth. Therefore, please do not overlook the concerns of the community. The idea oflocating this clinic on the campus of an elementary school in the middle of a residential neighborhood is simply ludicrous. We need more classrooms and quality teachers on school grounds, not a free clinic. We would like to propose that CHOC and the district consider other locations for this clinic. We understand the serious need for health care and support the concept in general, but please, not at this location. We ask you to please consider the negative impact this location would add to the already overburdened Westside residents. We will attend the next school board meeting to learn mo re about what is being proposed at Rea school and express our thoughts. In the meantime, if there is any information you could provide for us to share with our board and membership, it would be appreciated. • CINDY BRENNEMAN is president of the Mesa Verde Community Inc. Be aware that the "League for Coastal Protection" is .the hidden arm of the California Coastal Commission. The league's founder, Jordan, ls the wife'of California Coastal Commissioner Pedro Nava; the league's chalrman. MeMn Nutter, is a former commissioner; the league's vice chair is commission Olairwoman Sara Wan, who also founded the pro-commission group called "Vote the Coast" P;Jy attention, environmentalists. The California Coastal Commission bas created a large net to catch you and to deceive. No wonder the environmental movem~~~GER Newport Beach • EDITOR'S NOTE: Rodolphe Streic:henberger founded the Marine Forests Society and won a court battle that validated his claim that the California Coastal Commission is unconstitutional. Deputies demonstrated professionalism in duties It is with extreme pleasure that I offer my highest praise with regards to sheriff's deputies Pat Douglas and Dan Hoffman. I own a boat we keep in Newport Harbor. On two separate occasions over the past year, we have been assisted by Orange County Sheriff's Department's Harbor Division. On both. occasions, Officer Pat Douglas was at the helm and was the ultima te J'l'esented by The Commoc:l.ores Club of the Newport Seo.ch Chamber of Commerce r------------, I 41• Annw::Ll I I SClnclcastle Contest I I lhmdAy. s.pc.. a. 2002 .12:00 .. eo ~ ~ --i~ii;i1li•J;jl~ (lluat,,, tWlwd,,, ~I, atm1 ""1«.,,..,. .. ,,. on...,......,.,_. only) Team Name _________ _ Team leader _________ _ MAILBAG FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT Rodolphe Streichenberger stands on the Balboa Pier, where his fight with the coastal commission began. example of what a law enforcement officer should be. Douglas, along with the other officers on board. rendered precise, professional and, above all else, personal and extremely friendly assistance. In these troubled times. when so much of what we see reported on the 11 o'clock news focuses on sensationalism and the few unfortunate and isolated cases where law enforcement may have stepped over some imaginary line, I wanted them to know that the officers we have had the pure pleasure of dealing with conducted themselves and represented the Harbor Division of the Orange County Sheriff's Department in a manner worthy of acknowledgment and commendation. They have on their staff the finest law enforcement has to offer in Officers Pat Douglas and Dan Hoffman. They are exemplary individuals, representing a department that would make any commanding officer prou~. lllCHAEl FOWLKES Executive producer of "lnaide Sport&hing" Greenlight efforts will maintain this residential town Richard Stevens (Rebuttal, "Greenllght endangers Newport's quality of life," Sunday) Inadvertently makes the case for Greenllght when he describes his developments In Carmel and Monterey. He readily admits that voters would have rejected these projects had they come to the ballot after city approval. · Apparently, Carmel and Monterey suffer from the same Jack or representative government that Newport Beach <lid prior to Greenlight's approval. If residents so clearly opposed these project.a, why would a representative government approve them? In Newport Beach, the city's own visionlng process found that residents overwhelmingly do not want any more hotels built. This was dearly apparent during hearings for the proposed Dunes hotel a few years ago. yet the Planning Commission approved this monstrosity of a hotel and the City Council was poised to approve it If Greenlight had failed. ln short, representative government only worb for the little guys If the playing field Is completely level and. prior to Greenligbt. it was not Developer interests virtually always trumped resident opposition. Newport Beach will remain the residential town that Stevens loves only because the residents voted to retain the final say on the future development of Newport Beach. SUSAN SKINNER CAUSTlN Newport Beach Fletcher Jones Jr. welcomes you to the 6th Annual Tea ~ 08ssic at Santa Ana Ccultry Oub. 6THANNUAL Open to Everyone! Prizes and Cash AwClr!=ls will be given! FREE Admission! Come Clnd watch! Participants get an Official T-Shfrt and ... FlnnlOrganlzallon...._ ______ _ Address __________ ~ City _____ St._ Zip __ _ Telephone. _________ _ TEA CUP CLASSIC . Ec:Lch registered pg.rticipant will receive ONE FREE round-trip ticket to Catalina! (Muimum of dg#rl ptK1pk per tam.) .. 8IMI CoriJ6llil 1lcli Club -llA~CAnTAI. COUOM"°" Cl I JP category (check one): a.ia. a Mlltlll etast ............................. seo.oo Atdtll«:t .,,,. ' Q ~ Ciiis ........................... li'().00 M othlf,,........ 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FORT LAUD~ Aa. -If there were any q~tions of who reigns as the wortd's backstroke king, Aaron Peirsol answered them all Thursday at the Phillips 66 National Swimming Qiampi- onships. Pelrsol, the Newport Harbor High product who is headed for the University of Texas, displayed his competitive fire in the 200· meter backstroke and defeated former world-record holder. Lenny ICrayzelburg, by more than two seconds. Peirsol. the current world-re- cord bolder in the 200 back. was just about a second off his record time, finishing in l :56.21. ICray- zelburg followed in I :58.67. Krayulburg, a 2000 Olympic gold medalist who is making a comeback from shoulder •sur- gery, had a 1:59.33 time in ·the 200 back in July, at the Janet Ev- ans Invitational. That's where Peirsol also won, by 24 one-hun- dredths of a second. Peirsol, who Jed Newport I !ar- bor to its first CIF Division . I swim title in May, led throughout the race. All of his splits were faster than Krayzelburg's. Peir- sol's final 50 was a 29.95, while Krayz.elburg had a 31.27. With the victory; Pel.rsol cap- tured hls seventh national title. He has three in the l 00 back and four in the 200 back. Just as he did for the Sailor$ in May, Peirsol has been contribut- ing points for his club team, Ir- vine Novaquadcs, in the National Swimming Oiampionships. The Novas have increased the 10~ point lead they had through 20 events. After 26 of the 34 events, the Novas have 427 points in the combined team scores. Circle C trails with 281.50 points. The Novas, coached by Dave Salo the head man of the Orange Coast College swimming teams, have not won a national team tide. They have won a women's title, AYSO which came last year. This sum- mer, the Novas' women's team is ahead of Auburn Aquatics' by a 208-169 margin. Novas' men are second in their field, tralllng Cir- cle C 303.50-219. In May, Peirsol completed one of the more outstanding prep swimming performances when he won two events (200-yard free, 100 back), and contributed in two victorious freestyle relays, the 200 and school record-break· ing 400. Peirsol concluded his high school swimming days with seven CIF individual titles. in· eluding four in the JOO baclc. Af- ter his performance he revealed his version of reward for his ef- forts. "The CIF team title eclipses everything I did in that meet." be said. Peiraol's younger sister, Hayley. will compete today at the Sum- mer Nationals io the 800 free- style. She is seeded second. Hay- ley Pel.rsol, the Newport Harbor senJor-to-be who finished fifth in the 400 Individual medley Mon- day, will also race in the 1.500 free Saturday. She is seeded ninth in that event. Nicole Mackey, who will also be a senior at Newport Harbor in .the fall, will compete in the 200 back today. And, Ryan Lean, a Newport Harbor product who's headed for l:JC Berkeley, will swim in the 1,500 free today. and the 800 free Saturday. DON LEACH I DM.Y Pl.OT Backstroke king Aaron Peirsol Learning to play Watson breaks records Roughly 90 children have been advancing their soccer skills at the AYSO Region 120 camp at the Farm Complex. Steve Vlr&en Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Soccer Is life for James Angelsea, Stephen Nicholson, Ben Penfold, Mark Coulson and Wtl- liam Mawson. Their passion for the sport has become a strong influence for the young soccer players at the AYSO Region 120 camp this week. Their most important message: fun. Angelsea, Penfold, Coulson and Mawson are from England, and Nich- olson is from Scotland. They are with the MLS Camps, and they are serious about soccer. Yet, with the children at the Costa Mesa Fann Fields, they have lowered the tone and increased the enjoyment. "Soccer is life," Mawson said of how the sport Is thought of in New- castle. "Where I come from, it's like a religion." Mawson, just as his four friends, are coaches and they said they are enjoying their time with the young soccer players. Their love for the sport and the belief that It produces a good time reOected in their teaching Thunday. ·When you see kids stan do things that you tell them, the passing, the shooting, that really makes a big dif- ference. and It means a lot," said Mawson. who worted with 4-7-year- olda. ·1 like to think. in the future, that some of these kids will play for the nadonal team, and I could say. I d.ld that• For 11-year-old 'fyter Andrews, the time spent throughout the camp has improved her athletic skills and her sodal akllls. "I've met a lot of new friends.," said Andrews, whose farnlly Is housing Nicholson during the week. ·rve learned a lot more about shooting and a lot more about other people. And, I've lmproVed on my running," Part of the fun at the camp will in- clude a joke being played on Nichol- son and the other coaches. Today is dreu-up-the-coach day, and Nichol- son'• group has just two boys and 14 girls. 'Tm going to look silly," Nicholson said smiling. "That's OK. this ls so much fun." 1be camp consists of two ~Ions a day. and during each session. there la a break. a joke break. That'• when the children alt together and tell jokea to one another. If aomeone aays a bad joke, that penon la sent to the field o( doom,~ they must dribble a baJJ back to the group, IOme 50 yards away in 1esa than 10 aecooda. Aside from the joking, the young IOCCS ...,.... have been instJuc:ted in dr1bbUJJI, paling and ahoodng, and today lb8)' will combine all the aklDI In ICi1nuMp pmea. When the mmp '-·over. there wdl be a pctuadoa at the Role Bowl be- fore the LA o.luy pme S.Nrday. 1be AYS() ~20 ~ wdl Inell Geluy' and they MD be ~ to C:riJwd. wttle the ........ Joi nund lhe Wd. Por ocher ......... who would PHOTOS 8Y OON t.EACH I DAILY PILOT MLS Scottish soccer player Steehan Nicholson dribbles the ball with local AYSO soccer leaguers during camp on Thursday. Below. Major League Soccer standout Ben Penfold, right, from South Hampton, England plays a game of ·head-catch,· during AYSO soccer camp at the Farm Complex adjacent to Costa Mesa High. Ute to meet c-.iaxy playen. rhe teem wlD have a IOCCel' dlrdc q %7. The Gtluy p&aye;. wlD be at Kailel' PJ. ~at 5:30 p.m., for a W toe• • ........... "'*Ii ....... LM- doGDI 1111tWL .. -.... mduia ml 1bny Anllb..., ... .... Steve Vtr1en DaifyPiJot A little O'Ve' a year 8@J>. Geol:F WaDon was told by doctors. his d>oleRrol le\e was too high Thafa when Wimorl decided to make a difi::lt1 ice In his life. His efbts resulted in reoord-breaklng propmtions. Wa18or\ 54. a Newport Beach mident, broke duee FINA 9 55-59 dMsloo re- oords in the South \\8lt Zooe ~Courie Meters C1lamplonsbq.. wbicb ended &Jn. . ~at UC Irvine. "1 r"8ly stepped It up a noun lftf.r the dbctors said my cholesta'ol was hflh" ml Wamoo. ~ swims ftr TYR. "I rmde a goal to ~ it down, which I bsYe dooe. I stuted doing trlathloos, but I Wlllll\ ao good at the ~ So. I went bd inlD ~- Watson was capcain of the swim team at USC in l9EB. He put~ on hold af- ter ooDegr. but 9eYtl'l years ago be llB.rted to get back into it. And, Car the past tine years. be Im been an avid swimo:a Watson ronlpeted In the 55-59 dMdcrl since be wiD be 55 latu this ye& He had a busy day Oil Saturda)4 when be bmb re- oords In 200-and 400-met« beltyles. In the 200, he touched In 2:13. 16, and in the 400, came in at 4:41.12. He al8o woo the 100 bedcsbWe and the 200 lndivkb1 medley. On ~ he competed in the 50 and the 100 freestyles hebe ~ OD to 1:Jn!ak the reoon:l in the .m &ee.lyle (lt49.(B) later in theda)\ "That wasn' a good Idea.,, Willol:l .-Id of his swims on~ "I problbly lhould hM rested more chit day md 1'Mt went al out in the .m. JM, I was quite ~ I wun\ aae I would do br'elk al bee re-airds in two days.,, W118cx1 Is a lt.octixob:r who WOlb in Ir- vine. He and his wlfr. Chdldne. ):me been manied for 30 yean. Catalina race awaits Follmer Olly Pilot • . . S PORT S Friday, A1cust 16, 2002 M T . .. .. .. .... •" .. . ~ • ., .. ... , .. HONOR ROLL Records are made to be broken, but champions are forever. Here's the pride of the Newport-Mesa District who have left marks that ~ etched in stone • . Year, Division School (c.o.cb) '84 Div. 4-A Newport Barbor (Bob V• Sldrle) '91 Div. m-A Newport H8rbor (Eric 'IWilt) '92 Div. m-A Corona del Mar (BID Sumner) '93 Div. ID-AA Newport Barbor (Eric Twelt) '93 Div. m-A Corona del Mar (Bii SUn••) '98 Div. IV Corona del Mar (BID Saainer) '99 Div. IV Corona Ciel Mar (Bm Su11mer) '00 Div. IV Corona del Mar (Bill Sumner) GIRLS CIF SOUI'HERN SECTION INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Year, DivWon Runner, School '92 Div. m-A TRACY CLARK, Corona del Mar '93 Div. IJI-A . DRESDEN HOWELL, Corona del Mar '98 Div. IV JAMIE DENOEWER, Costa Mesa '99 Div. Il AMBER STEEN, Newport Harbor '00 Div. Il AMBER STEEN, Newport Barbor '01 Div. m JULIE ALLEN, Corona del Mar BOYS CIF SOU111ERN SECDON TEAM CHAMPIONS Year, DivWon School (Coach) '76 Div. 3-A Costa Mesa (Joe Fisher) '92 Div. ID-A Newport Harbor (Biin Barry) BOYS CIF SOUTHERN SECllON INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Year, DiviiiOn Runner, School '93 Div. ID-AA TRENT BRYSON, Newport Barbor '01 Div. m HUMBERTO ROJAS, Estancia G~ STATE TEAM CHAMPIONS Year, Divillon School (c.o.dl) 'fr1 Div. D Newport Barbor (Bob Vm Sickle) '88 Div. D Newport Harbor (Bob Van Sldde) '91 Div. m Newport Harbor (Eric Tweit) '92 Div. m Corona del Mar <B• Sun•ner) ''Tl biv. IV CGlta Mesa (Joe Bull) '99 Div. IV Corona del Mar U.. Sdriu•) '00 Div. IV Corona del Mar C-. S-•mer) GIRLS STATE INDIVIDUAL aLUtPION STEVE M CRANK I DAllV PllOT FU f't()TO I OM.Y Pl.OT Estancia's Alberto Munoz (above, left) ruled the paths in his senior season for the Eagles, as did Corona del Mar's Tracy Clark (background) and Dresden Howell (foreground) in the early '90s and (below, from left) Julie Allen of Corona del Mar and Amber Steen of Newport Harbor. BOYS STATE TEAM CHAMPIONS Year, Division School (Coach) '88 Div. II Corona del Mar (Bill Sumner) '92 Div. m Newport Harbor (Bim Barry) '96 Div. IV Corona del Mar (Bill Sumner) BOYS STATE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION Year, Division Runner, SdlOol '98 Div. IV ALBERTO MUNOZ, Estanda ', - .. AlO Friday, qust 16, 2002 SPORTS CdMboys win in Maui Corona del Mar boys 14-and-under water polo team goes 3-0-1 to claim the crown at Maui Invitational. MAUI, Hawall -A tie was the only blemish, if you want to call a tie a bleinlsh. for the C.Orona del Mar boys 14-and-under jun- ior water polo team as they won the championship in the third annual Maul Invitational, Aug. 4- 11. CdM went3-0·l in their run to the tide as It beat two Hawaiian teams and a team from Northern California, 9-8, in the 54-team tournament that featured teams from u fu _. • Mmylmd In ''1 the five.day event. The de apinlt • Nol1bem Califomfa team ClllDI when the " referees caDed two dMllaaJt decl• '. slona on the same~ Nooethelell, .... ...., took 01 I home MOit VabMble ...,_boo· " ors for Coach 1W Banduuk .,id • aaslstant ClMCh John MooeYa . teain. .. Players making up the team include,...... ..... .,_ IWl· ...... a., ........ ~ ..... .,.. lfm. • , 00-.. 'l)ilr K9lll and 11 • d TutlmL Coach 8andarut'a Dal Mp .. . the Oahu 1bumament with the · c.dM junior 14-and-undel' girts team. •I YOUTH GOLF . . Two locals sparkle ~ WHTITIER -Newport Beach's Rhett Palmer and C.Orona del Mar's Jim Bloom turned in sharp efforts at the recent Jack a Hooper Memorial Junior Tour- nament In WhJttieL The. tournament, part or the Junior Amateur Golf Scholan Tour, featwed boys 15-18 and 13-14, and a girls dMalon at Call· fomla C.Ountry Oub. Palmer turned in an 81-84-• 165 for eighth place In the boys 15-18 divlalon. Bloom carded a 90-89 CMf the two days for 79. Members of the Splash Aquatics, who successfully defended their championship status in recent Division 2 competition. Splash wins crown HAPPY BIRTHDAY CelebratnR the Daiy Piaf's Athlete <f the Weel< series Estancia High-based aquatics program·claims Division 2 championship at Orange County Swim Conference Finals. C:Ounty Swim C:Onference Di- vision 2 Finals Sunday. day at El Turi> High, wbere many or them decide to keep Splash was fowth ovemJ1 swimming through the fall Only the top 10 swimmers and winter," said C:Oach Cyn- ln all divisions qualified to thia Bandaruk. compete at the champion-Splash also sent five swim- ships. mers to the Southern Callfor- 11 I I 1 l DEEP SEA Tod9y n -er.d w.vman e.tanci. Soccer. '98 20-Dewn Whit. Orange Coalt w.ter polo, ·oo. ·01 176 anglers. 18 bltmic:ude, 95 calico baa, 282 und baa, 1 halibut. 3 8CUlpln, 2 roddbh, 1 lhMpheed, C:Osta Mesa's Splash Aquat- ics, a year-round swim pro- gram based at Estancia High. defeated Dolphin Aquatics of Laguna Niguel, Swim Team of Placentia and South C.Oast Aquatics Team to take the championship of the Orange Repeating their champion- ship conquest of a year ago, more than 35 Splash swimmers also qualified for the Orange County SWim C.Onference championship meet held Tues· "We have a great group of nia Junior Olympics In Santa kids this summer and we hope Marla. THURSOAY'S COUNTS N9wport Lending-5 boats, 2 whitefilh, -giant equld. 14 btue perch. de I C es o) V fl VS CALIFORNIA 9ZJ92 Council Cll1mti.11, City .-a.J Of 0 21901 2. The name. addfess Hall, 3300 Newport ,,.1_ You hoe 30 CALEN· and telephone mimbet of Boulenrd. All interested -- OAR DAYS after this petltt0ner's att«ney °' !M'IOM will ti. h .. rd COUITYOfCIAICI Summons and Pet1hon petitioner without an end aM ctKrespondence ui-an-1re $&rved on you to file ettMney 1s· (El nombr1, read 1t th1I 11-If you .,.. ,,. -n a Rnponse (IOfm 1282) 11 dncclon y cl numero cn1l1cna• this Pfoject in POSTOfRQIOX a l the court and serve de telefono del •bot•do court, you m1y be 14171 ,._ n a copy on the petitioner. del demandante, o del limited lo reisin1 only ,-,"' A letter °' phone c11t demandanle que "o those Issues you 01 tnU-1571 will not PfOtect you. II titne •bo&•do, es): JOCY someone else re!Md al ~ you do not file your NOEl COX, P.O. BOX the publlc hurin1 Response °" time, the 1326, APPU VALLEY, described In this notice. JISnCIClllll court may meke Ofders CALIFORNIA 92307. or In written corre· PfllllOIOf allectina your marri•ae, (760) 247-0572 D-te1 spondence delivered to your properly, ind JUN 20, 2001, <lefll, th• City, at, Of prior to, ..,..,,,...,.., custody of your children by TINA DAllAS, the publlc hearlnt The fOICU.Of llAll You may be 01dered lo 0-'Y NOTICE TO THE 1119111 perH>d of l days pay support end 11tto1· PE~SON SERVED: You will b•&ln from that .. TOllOWCMSlfOI ney fees end costs If are sMved n an lnd1· d1t1, durtn1 which tlm1 ca.Of-CASI you c1nnot pay the lilina vldual a ny interuted p11ly Of -•• 14 ...... lte, nil the clerk for a Published Newport their auth«lad •&•nl iu ,,,. lee waiver lo1m II you Beach·~la Mua aurltved of that decl· TO ALL INTERESTED want le1al tdv1ce. Dilly Pilot Au1nt 9, 16, alon m1y ht.• notice of PERSONS: contact • l1wyer 1m· 23. 30, 2002 F071 appeal lo the Pl1nnln1 I. Petitioner: Hu1h mediately Commission with 1 fitln1 o·a~rne Pedy filed 1 Usled lien• 30 DIAS PWUCllOllCI IN of $776.00 lo defray petition with this court CALENDARIOS despues -~-P..,..it the cost of the appul fM 1 cl«lff ch•nain1 The follow1111 persons are dolf11 busmen es MORE Investments. 27031 Camino de Es trella, Dana Point. CA 92674 MOftE, Inc. (CA), 27031 Camino de Estrella, D1n1 Point, CA 92674 This business is con· ducted by:• corporation Have rou started doln1 business 1'8t7 NO MORE, Inc, Gaora• M. Oc11nn, President Thb statement WIS filed with the County Cieri!. of Or1na• County 01107/23/02 200H910H6 Daily Piiot July 26. Au1. 2.9, 16,2002 F039 ,..... ...... ... s...... de rec1btr ohc11lm1nte .... MD2e0t-OT• -4 proce®'e. names u foltowa: Hu&fl est• cllact0n judicial y Uae p.....,,.... For fllflher lnlor1n11· O'Byrne Pedy lo Hush the followlna l>W'°"' pehct0n, p1ra completar UP200t-006 tJon conllc:l lhe Newport 0'81rne Peddy are do1nc bus1neu n y 1»esent1r su IMmu-(PA2002-0SS) Beach Pl1nnln1 O.pkl· 2. THE COURT <>ROERS 81hr Lodi Services, 11110 d• Rupuest1 Nobce Is heriby &iven ment et 9'9644·3200. that •• perM!ftS lnlM· 396 E. 2bl SttMI 121, (Response form 1282) NOTl1 The Hpe11se of Hied HI this 1111tter shaH Cost• Mesa. CA 92627 1nle la corle Una urt1 that Geora• Stevens, lhlS notice Is paid from 1ppew belM• this coutt Robert Russell 81~. property owner, hu o uni namada telefoniu req~ted 1 Modtficatlof'I • htlna fM collected et the hewlna indicltect 396 E. 2lat St. •21. no le ofrecera PfOtec of the Zon~,.:•nc:.e from lite appllcanl below to show cauH If Cost• Mesa, CA 92627 don S1 usted no pre· 10 permit ... Publl1h1d Newport any, why the petition fOf Thb business is con M1nt1 SU RH41Uest1 I ........... -••• Buch-Coste Mesa Diiiy china• of n1me should ducted by. •n lndlvldu1I tiempo, •• cOfl• puede 1.,1.. __ ,_.... P 11 o t Au 1 u at 16, not ber•nted. Have you s t11tecl opedlr ordenH que _.. ... --cW/ 2002 F073 NOTIC OF HEARING cloinl buslneu yet? Yes, 1feclen su m•lrlmonio, rHl4-tlel stnKtwe. ~.... Oete: SEP 17, 2002 S.1·02 su propledad y qua n.. Hl•""9 --,_ Time· 2PM l>e1>l. L73 Roti.rt RusHH 8111..- or dtrnen que ushd •-••.. ._.... -... S... The 1cldrns of the court This statement WIS p11u• m1ntenclon, cr.-.S fO hiet ...,_ The foltowlni IHlfSOllS Is same u noted •bove. tiled with the County honorerlos de •bot•do ttt. ,_....,. lO-feet .,, doill& buslneu es. 3. A copy of this Order Clerk of Or1n11 Cou11ty y las cost.es. SI no puede II ....,....... .. L It ) p :Iii 1 1 to Sito• c•use shell be on 08/07/02 P•I•• 111 COSIH por 11 • •Y ..... ,.. ' • A. •c Ce n erne· published at ... st Oii« to02•••t107 11reunteclon de le ,.,_.._ des ..,... tlonel. B.) Pacific• ucfl wHll for four Deily Pilot July 25, Aic. dem•nd1, pld1 el actu .i.,tfli ..._._. ef f 6 lnternitloflil. Inc.. C.) s uccessive weetls prior l, 8. 15, 2002 F072 ~ .... ... s........ The follow1na persons .,, do1n1 bu~lness u The Video Ed1lM. 1280 Bison, B 12, Newport BHch, CA 92660 The Video Ed•IOf, Inc (OE), 1280 Bison, 8 12, ~~ort Beach, CA This buslnus 1s con- ducted by 1 corpor1tlon Have you started dolna business yet? Yes, lJ/93 The Video EdilOf, Inc. Steve Kosch, Piesldenl This statement was lited with the County Clerk of Or1n1• County on08/06/02 2002H12Sl4 011ly Pilot Aua. !1. 16, 23,30,2002 F067 ~ .... ... s.... The lollowin1 persons ar • doinl bll~lnesi IS' Two Charrnifla. IM., 901 South Coast Or .. Coste Mesa, CA 92626 Two Cherml111. Inc , (CA), 8502 E CflaptMn, •216, Of1111e. CA 92869- 2461 This l>uMnut Is con- ducted by .. a corporation Have you 1111 ted cloHI& bu1l11er.a yell Ho Two Chermlftl, l11c. LMrle Brenn111, Secre· Illy This statement wu hi.cl with the County Clerk of Ofen19 County on07/9/02 "°' .. """ Dilly Pilot Julr 26, Ava -fCJJMlm_, NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: (AriM a AcllMMlo) Kenneth C. lle"- YOU ARE BEIHG SUED BY l'lAINTlff: (A Ud. le Ht• de1Mnde11do): llOfl Y~ You hne 30 CM.EIC>NI bAYS ettar ti.61 - lsserwdon you to tile• typewritten r..,oMt at 11111 c-1.. A letter or pholl8 ca• d llOt protect ,..; yow t1P41written rfftM)ftse must be In pro,er ..._. for• if you w1nt the cowt to llHr y-~ If you do not file your rllltlOflM °" HIM, ro. may lose the cua, 1nd your ...... -Y Md property may be tahn without twtlw wwnlftc from th• court. There Ir• othlf lel•I '""'Ir-ti. YOll '"'' w1nt to can an 1tt1Kney rlctlt ••••· If you do 1101 know 1n tltOfner, you may caM Ml attorMY referral 11rvle• °' • 1..-1 11d offlca <•tM ill ttle phone book). Oespues de qu• It entr11u1n est.a cltaclon Judicial 111tecl UeM un plai:o de 30 DIAS CALE~ARIOS par1 iw-t• uni re~te escrlt1 e mequlne en llU c:ort.. • Una cert.a o uni lla1n11a telefonlca no le oftecw• pro4ttcdoll: Ml rupueste null• • rnaqullla tleM .,_ c__. COii las fO(melicladlS ltples aproplecMa el lfSt.ld ..,, que la eotl• escudle •u caao . SI ustect llO pr-ta Sii r..-te • .-... puecle l*der el USO, y le pueden qultef M IMarlo. au diflwo y olru cOMsde IMI pr....,. sin 1vlso ldklonal jlOf parte • 141 ~le. Ealsten ottoe requ6sito. lepln. ,.... 11119 •t.llf quiet1 llamar • un ltlopdo ._..._.., SI no conoce • un ...,, ~..._a 1111 .. wte1o de reflerencll de ellopdol o • -ofldlla * a,udl 1ese1(v .. 11 dlfectotlo ....,...o). CASI ....... ....... (-.) IKCltMI The 1\11111 ind eddrns of !tie ~ la: (El llOlllke y dirtcclo!1 clia la COf19 a) Superior Cowt of Cllif0fni9, c-ty of L" ~. 415 Weat OcelNI Bollteverd, Lone a-t., CallfiirMt 90802, Squtll District Tiie 11a1111 afld ....... Md ......_.. .....,, of plaintiff's 1ttorney, or "41111tlff .....,. "' 1ttorn1y ts: (El -tire. i. direccllll , el •-• • ~ def etlop4o ..... _ ...... 0 ... demendente que "° tlene ...._... •> ,, .. ), arlo de la c«t• que le feet ~-:_~,_.,_,. GoUffr'1 ~•cifip•· 11?·> lo the date set f« .......... de un fOfmulario de •lace ,_ ..._ ,....,... Piel ca, .) •c ca h-lnl oft the petition eaonerac lon de lu •..'!""'-ef_,,19 ....... Cullnws1'· CUMIO ~t ~~· In the followtn1 n1w1-......... (w ... f ,._,,_. ,_ ~c--Av... te. , Cos• --· of 1 1 2,9, 16,2002 FD41 .......... ......... Jeffrey H. Fr...,_, EMa,, 9" hill, 110 l-el StrMt, Sen Oielo, CA 12101, (110) Dl-1111 ,. DATlt~fltllten m11m1S •••ti o """" ttt._ .-llfect Is .... ..._ CA 92627 piper 1ener1 c rcu· The follow1n1 persons Fe11 ind Coats). Si ts'M. (9.ts •AIQ ef .._ Pacific• Cullnarle. Inc l1tlon, printed In this ere do1na binlness as; des11 obt1nf!f conMjo •"-... • ~ (CA), 1660 Monrovl• cou11ty: Newport Buch/ Eye Cendy Promotions, tepl, comun1Qutll di lily tlte c...r.t ...... Ave .. Ste. E, Coste Mal Cott•~!: Deily Pilot 2943 E. Slone Pine Rd., 1nmedl1to con un 1,eclflc Plet1 Ar•• CAt2.627 ' DATL-M, 2002 Ofence.CA92867 1 ebopdO. ,........... Tiie ,.,.._ This bvelnna Is ton• JU.el IKMAI• O. Jacquelllle M11le Mc NOTICE The restrelnln1 P"•" •••-4 ti.er ducted by: 1 corj)O(tllon lllAIJf; M., ..., Of G•hey, ~ E. Slone order• 011 the beck 11e ........, te tlle ,..._ Heve you lllfted M •• <outT Pine Rd., Orenp. CA In effect •1•in•t both ......._. -.,.... • dolni llllslMu yet? Yes Publlshtd lhwport 12867 husb•nd end wife until fe•lly re••• tw• •Ill 1912 ' 9-h Cott• Meu Daly Thb ~ Is co11- llM petition"~ ...... ,.... .... " ,.acHk• c•wll. lne .... Allpll •• 16, ::a ducted by: ... IMllwlduel :r"'r.:: .. ~ "':."118:~ ~--n:_-:; ~:"s.!;~e. Corpo •·:.......: .o'::~:!.t:'::tr 11o further Of'..,. TMM r.. ,. tap .,. _.. ™' ...._t wu ~...... .1ec:.--llcGlllley Oteleta life •'9f~ ..,..... ....... -fil9d wtdl t11e Cou1tty -Thia •taee-f WH IN!ywhert ill C8'1fwn'9 ..... Tw• t•r•t• Ci.ti of 0r...-eo.t, TIM folo..tn1 perS0111 MM _. .... c-ty by '"' 141w Mfclfc:-' ......... ....." we on Ol/12/02 are ,_... beM-... CW. of OrMP C.flfy otfictf' wtlo II• reaMd ~ ...... 1M Met .. Ut19 Cal SwL 351 ltotpitll .. 07/17/02 1 OI -• CCIP1 ol ...... ............ fw ... ,Ito, Alll 11, u ltd . Ste 211. NIWllOl'l ....... 11 ~VISO ln 'tolllbl-,.1.,1 .... ..... n. 1, :zao1 F074 leedl, CA 12'13 DtilY ,...,. Mt 2, t , II. clones f11dkleln qwe ,.,... 11 ~ .___ C1t1ler fer Mo111etd Zl, ,_ FOY IP1Wtceft el te¥trl0 • ~ ... _.........___,_ .t -l,._eteetHc lwPfy, ......... est. c:ltac*' t4MI .fee· ::;,.. ._......... ... ..._.. Ille (CA), l&I ...,_., lhru Plf• ~ con .... .._ 71~ ef Tiie 1........_ '*'°"s •d , 9te. 2!!J.."""°'1 ... ..... rucn. tanto t i llfCMO ........ ..... ..... we -..._ """"' •: leedl, CA t(W.I TIM .......... ,WtOM c-le ..,..., bHIAI ....... ef • ...__ ,. ..... be .... ,.,., Tith IHtslM11 la cott• we -.... -...... n : QUt 11 pet1cle11 HI ._. w ... 1 ce • !'~ Mr 1 ut, I IC>l Mted b,. • e«poutMNI Shot.._ .._.. Auto rtdl4l11d1, M dlett 1t111 ..... Tiie "'"'1Y le l/Z .._.._ ••Y freM Heft ,ou aurtM o..11, 912 ....._. It , decltioll fNI 0 le corte ..... Ill ..... -.., :air'' IHCll, CA '11'iz="'"' ''" Y•. c,,, ... CA..., npld• ln1tr11cc1..... ........_ ~~J o,...,, Mee, 1dlclo111lu. Olcllu ~L eoc. toc.w It .. Ytlerlt hllHhtlt C.... far MHMM 11U ...._... It,, c,'. prolllblc:lo11 .. ,utdt• L _..,.,_ Wlc•tH•, llOJ 1/2 L.,_eec-..C 111,..,y, ..... CA .. ..._ lleuru n111pllr111 T1* etKt"" Mell .._111 h , ~""' Ille lMt ..._. .• "" CHlq11ler perte •e ,_.__!! eM II ... ~ .. , .. t trlllli I . Q.1•h•tlU, ...... "2 111 ........ ,.... 11w .._ I 11 9tet It 1* ...._ 11 H!I .,...,_.. ....,... --ClllbMll ,._ ::=; ...---. ,_..._..,..,. -.. --,_ ... ~ ........... ._ .... ~...., ............ ~ .............. '* ......... -............ t, ... .. ... .... , • ... .......... ..... ...w .., ..... c...., 1,.,. ........ r. ... , .... _.,.. .... ~ hft. ..... ~ ... ,... Cllrl .. ~ ~ ~':.:'-· li:tJ11t11CD1 1 :::-_...,..,,.. r 11111 QllltllJ Act '•llfl• 1nu11e111 .... a;:~ 'I• .. .-_. A et ....... Clllll l . Cl..... ........ . tlllltl II.......... Jiit CMfl II ( .. Ir 7~ fttl ti I I - • '-' :*' ;..~: ~ ''=,H ...... ,,, .. ~: .. ~ • -.. ~ iii Al • '.!!...t:_•a..:.: -.. • (llilme , 1iCTOIMlll, :.liii;\i tiiil1iij ...,, -r • • -' • ' f The followln1 persons .,, doln1 bllstnaa 11: Club ltadlant, 201 Shlp- y •rd W•y, C1bln 3, :~orl Such, CA Paul H.wrr. Bu1by, 20I Kln11 P .• Newport 9ndl, CA 92lll T1'it ........ It COii duct .. lly; '" ~ .. Htwe you atwtM !IOllll ............. , ... P ... H,lltMJ TII'-ttlt ........ wet '"" ..... lie Covitt, Ci.• of OrBlllt C-ty Otl01/2l/01. ........... o.-, ,.... My a . Au&. 2.t, 11.2002 r040 .......... .......... ""' ......... ..,_ ............... ................... =.:-..-c.-.. r:.... .""' = Cem -.;;, CA ""' ................ ...... -,: .......... ............. ....... a.MU.CU.~ . ~-.:r'ieoUn9i:tiii"Mft Of Cllff I A • .. fOI M C-.rT Of utl ....a DOM YOHANMS, PleilltHf, v. KlNNlT14 C. lllMlt. tt el,OeflftCIMltl. CAlltlO.IKQllU ITAW•H•A-f (CCP *'-40.11) P&e111t1tt, ZION lOHMNU, _.., .....,. ._ ,. ........... .,...... -.... m1M c. -.,,,, .• ~ 1.0-................... _....,,_ ~'-=-:.''=-i">• " ... r;:':t~ ............... .. _. .. .,.. ....... ,....., .... . ........ . DAltD:.., 20, -N Eff'ln ll '1lllDllM. UQ .. ......... ......... •:.. ............ ...... Z.t.11... ... '1!-t::.,.., , ... ·-~ .. __ "" __ _ I -. - •' I O!ilx Not Frldax.AuJ!ISl 16,2002 l.1111..._ ......... ..._ M l.11111..._ .,_;..::-~~~~~-:--.. """'.... .. """' ... .. """' .... -........... fkm.. .... ......... ...-.... flle fOllo"'!tflC peflOIUI fife doifta bvsinttH es· a) AClltE Slletebo.,d Produclt. b) ABC. Boafd SuwlY• 1) lanot~ Mlln· 11fec:tur-. c.mpany d) 11111 Ol1p .. u11t. •) Sllatapor~ C11ollllon, 1977 P'locan111 Ava., Costa .,...., CA 92627 Jtm C1ay M.net1n1. lnq (CA), 1977 Placatllla Ave. Cosla Mesa, CA 92627 '¥tis business It con d~ted by; • c;orpor1hon Hllve you st1rted doln& buslnHI ytlf \'ts, Jan 11. 1991 Jorn G1ay M•1ketln11, Inc:;, Jim G,rey, Prnldenl Ttllt stalemenl was fll•d wllh Ill• Counly c1•11 of Oran .. County onJ)8/08/2002 2Cf02H12SU D•llr _Pilot Aua. 9. 16. 23,.JO, 2002 f 066 -Rc-.11 ..... , ... s..... .... follo .. 111 PetlOftS ari doln1 business es· J & A Whitllef, LLC, 248 H" Place. Cosh Mesa, CA92627 J & A • Whittler, llC (CM. 248 Hiit Place, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business ·~ con ducted by Limited llabollty Co Have you started doon1 business yet' NO J & A Whittler, LLC Alan Janechell, M1n11e1 Tho<& st1temenl wu filed with lh• C11unly Clerk of Of•nc• Count1 on07mt02 20026910954 . Dally Pilot July 26, Aua 2,9, \6,2002 f037 T~ followlna P&fSOns lllt doln& bUllllttU H ; Marine '"' Prolechon, 3908 R1nr Avt , New· port BHch, CA 112MJ Merlnt Fire Protec:tlOfl, Inc (CA), 3908 Rlvtt Avt., flltwport Buch, CA 92663 This bus nesa It con· dueled by·• corporation Have y11u sta1t1d dolna business yet? Yes, 1979 Marine F He P1otectlon, Inc. Tom Carden, President Thll statement w•s filed w1l'1 ti•• County Cletk of Orana• County on 07/23/02 20026910961 Dally Pilot July 26, Aua. 2,9, 16,2002 F041 FlctlllM ..... li..s...... lhe lollow1n1 pe<sons ue doona business n : Clearly tile Best Window CIHftlna. 3037 Babb St., Costa Mesa. CA 92626 • Ma1c Hudson, 3037 Babb St , Costa Mu a, CA92626 Claudia Hudson, 3037 Babb SI., Costa Mesa, CA92626 Th11 buslneu 1s con· ducted by. husband end w1f1 Hue you started doin1 business yet7 NO Ma1c Hudson Thj& statement w•l liled with the County Clerk of Oun11 County on 07/23/02 20026910959 Dally Pilot July ~. Aue. 2,9, 16,2002 F035 The foftowln& P&fSons •re dol111 bvslneu es· J & A • S.nta Mwia, LLC, 2~ HIM P'8ce, Coste Mu.CA92627 J & A • Santa Marla, LLC (CA), 248 Hin Place, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 •nus buslnns Is con· duc ted by: Limited Ll•boloty Co Have you sta1t1d dolnf business yet? NO J & A Santa Mail•. LLC Alan Jenedlek. M1n11er This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Otana• County on 07/23/02 2002H1095J Dally Piiot July 26, Au1. 2, 9, 16, 2002 F036 fidllM ..... ....,_, The followina persons are dom1 business as; Weslwind Realty, 22846 Allu11s Drove, Mission v .. io. CA 92691 Select Homes & In vest· ments, Inc (CA). 5171 E Burnett Street, lon1 Beach, CA 90815 This bus.~u is con· ducted by. a corporation Have you started do•na business yet7 No ~lect Homes & In· vestments. Inc M1ch;1el W Cross, Viet President This statement wa) toled with the County Clerk ol Oranae County on 07/29/02 20026911597 Daily Pilot Aua 2. 9. 16. 23, 2002 F056 ,..._..._ n~• ._..._. M'•• r••• Tht follo•1n1 p«Mns er• dolnt ~ ••. it.luvlnlqw S.W. 6 IHy Woftneu, 1755 Orance A11en~. Svlto C, Cotta Meaa.CAl2'627 Ronda lu&•M Roclt· ers, 16531 Alll•nn Avenue. Unit N, Tustin, CA92780 She11y Lynn Enoa, 1332 Gerland Avenue, Tustin, CA 92180 Tht1 business 11 con ducted by. I ltMl'•I parlnerhlp H•v• you •t•rl•d dolna business yell No Ronda£. Rodaers This stelement WH flltd with the Countit Clerk of 01•n11e Co1Jnty on 08/15/02 2002H1HSa D1tly Pilot Au1. 16. 23, JO.Sept.6,2002 F078 The followlna ptfsons •re doln1 business es: The HHllh Dimension, 2900 Bristol SlrHt, Suit• A106. Coste Mna, CA92626 Lisa Michellt Gluslant, 16893 Slon•st•ss. Tus· tin, CA 92780 This business b con· ducted by· •n individual Have you started doon1 business yet7 Yes, 09/01/01 Lisa Michelle G1uslana Thos statement WH toled with the County Cieri. ol Oran&• County on 07/24/02 20026911219 Dally Piiot July 26, Aua 2.9. 16,2002 F050 ___ .. THE fOlLOWING l'ER· SC* HAS~ THE USE CW ll4E f IC· TITIOUS BUSINESS NAME· Mien P'adlttlf'll. 17142 Mlldlel N., lrvlM, CA92tl4 Tht FlctltkMla B_,..neu Name referrt4 to ebon wu flltd In Orana• County on 6/10/91 Fil• Ho. 199731236416 John A. Peteuon, 1971 Vista Ceuctal, Newport Beach, CA 92660 M.,co A. Cubillos, 14tl W. 213th St., Torrance, CA90501 This butlnass Is con· ducted by: co·p•rlners John A. Paterson This ataltme11t wes f11td with the county cletll of ~~County on 07/ 2002H10962 Delly Pilot July 26, Aua. 2,9, 16,2002 F042 ............ ... se..... The followlna person!> are doh'I business as: Pocllet Full of Posies Hom• Dtsltn, 369 E. 17th Strett, Costa ...... CA92627 Karl1 Claus, 324 B1oedw1y, Costa Mesa, CA92627 This business IS ~n· ducted by: en md1vidual Han you sla1tld dolna business yet? No Ker1• Claus This slatemtnt WIS flled with the County Cltrll of Oran1e County onoa/06/02 2002't12SS2 Dally Pilot Au1. 8, 15, 22, 29. 2002 F064 ........... ......... Tile loUowlna 1M1rsons IA do"'f bvslMU as· Ti. TICle Kin&. 1041 W. 18th. A106, Costa MeN, CAW'U7 cac Embroidery, •~. (CA), lOU W, 181h St , AIOI. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business ti con· clllcltd by: • corpoullon Heve you sterted do1n1 business yet? No C&C Embro1d,ry, Inc. Ch1ls Co•, P1esident This statement wn filed wilh the County Clerk ol Otan&e County on 08/06/02 2002H12'S1 Dally Pilot Au11. 9, 16. 23, 30, 2002 f'069 WANOUT · YotlHOUSE GARAGE'SAllS ONLY$18 CAll 949-642-5678 Sell ~our Car In Classifl~d I STARTING . ANEW BUSINESS?r • • • • • • • • • • TJu ltgal Dtpartmmt at tht Daily Pi/Qt i,s pkastd to amwun« a• ntw strvict now availabk to ntw businems. · .. ~will now SEARCH tht namt for you at no t!XITa cha'lt• and savt JO" the timt and tht trip to tht Court Houst in Santa Ana. Then, of coum, after the starch is compkud wt wili fik your fictitious business 1111w staummt w1th the Cormty Cltrlt, publish onu 11 wttk for four wttla as rtquirtd by "1w and thm Jilt your proof of publicarion with rht County Cid. Pkase stop by to fik your fictitious businm statnnmt at the D11ily Pi/Q1, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mtsll. If JI"' cannot stop by. pkast cali us at (949) 642-4321 and wt will maitt amzngonmt.s for you IO hanJJe this proadurt by mail if you should haw any farther quntions, pkast cali us and wt will bt mort than glad 10 assist you.. Good luck in your~ business! Daily A Pilot How to Place A -----Policy-------., CLASSIFIEJAD By Fax (949) 631-6.594 1"'-... .,..-............ ., .·1a1,...i.t ..... pn11t41G1t l By Phone (949) 642-567& By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay Siree1 Cos14 Meu. CA 92627 Ar Newport Blvd & Bay Si. I lours: R:ue~ and deadlines arc subJCct to change w11hou1 nouce Tilc publisher ~rvcs d\e nghl 10 censor, reclassify. revise or rc,ect any classified advenisement. Please repon any error thal may be m your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accept!> no hab1hty for any error in an advert1semen1 for which tl may be re'pons1ble except for the co~t of the space actually occupied by lhc error. Credit can only be allowed for the first m.~n1on. -----Deadlines------. M11nJ,1y.. . .......... Fnday 5:00pm Tuc"1J)' ............. Monday 5.()()pm Wed11C'<i.1y .. . ..... Tuc!oday 5:00pm Friday Sa1urd11} Sunda) .. Thur"'I") ~ OOpm l·nd.iy l (M)prn . , .. J· nda ~ ~ OOpm m,opo Hocntt F.lcll Wttlc For Only $32 per wetk (4wttk minimum) •ell._.• (M'I 574-4245 Telephone 8:30am·HX)pm Mooday-Fnday Walk-In 8:30and·OOpm Monda)· Friday Thu"d.iy .......... Wcdne..day 5:00pm IQUAl lt005llG I OPPOl11llTT ~I rul estate advet llitfl& In this newapitper lsl)lubjtcl lo UM Federal ~ Housln1 Act of 1968 a •mended which kes It 1lle1al to a vertlse "•ny prellf enc e. hm1l•l1on 01 dlscrlmonation based on race, color, rell1oon, sea, h•ndteap, l•m•h•I status or national or111n. or an lnlenhon to m1kt any such preference. l1m1la llon or diKrlm1nahon • This newspaper wlll not knowonalr •ccept any 11dver hsement '°' 1eal H titl• WhlCh IS on vio~toon ol the law Ow 1ead11s are hereby Informed tflal •II dwen 1np adYtrl•Hd 1n this ntwspap« are anllable on an equal opportunity bnls To complain 111 dos crlmlnalion, c•ll HUD loll· tree at 1·800 414 8590 ~='" 1489 COM SAT 1-GOOD STUfflt 0.-,. ,rtces soa AvectHle COS A lSA •:I> rtwlY• 'tllA) ~ UIH. 2lST SATU> c.... ,._ o.w., .......... ,......., ... ~~w. CM ..... S.Sll Sun, a...n ~ Doe-tun. ~ flniltur1, cioUin etc 170 Peulrlno Avt tta Movm1 Sate/Sat 8-4 Ho qualtly·low prkn. dont rmss, ont d•'t only! 21801 Seacrest L•ne N8/s.t 7-S fine ert. Oraan, dul1n• clthna. Hot WhMls, lurn, w•ttt polo 1oaht, store llx tu1H (lllhllna) ""'°· VCR 241, Windward Ln ..... ,.,, ... ,,. SJM llY~ Ave., SAt l·?IMASD~, eelle<tllllH, clettltt, cottH tblt, etc ... ii/Set i -i bikes, furn, household Items clolhH, books, toys ind moral 401 ,.,,.. IL .... 1• LOST DOG (SlllMI-) Y1c o l Costa Mts• (Harbor/faor) no ta1s. small. black with b1own Pltase call714 751 -6264 1510 fOUNO 4 ronas & • heart on a chain at f nluon ls~nd Please call (949) 722-6405. Genenl AMcMlllCll..a 1610 At p tleM/fwtw C-. n.e •e -IOOJXX> d*lr..,.. ., lhe US waitrc for • home. .. ~ ddw brolhers & SISlin ~ T111inrc & rtnana11 ~ prov lnb'INllon ~ AUG V , 6.00 7 ~ 50 S. ~Blvd.1241 71tt !il1 1900 llflll.2!5&4'543 FINANCWJ PROFESSIONAL SERVK:ES C..tC.-..... Old Co+nsl Gold. alht11, ,ewWy, watct.s, anlJQIMs collec:t1bles 949-6"2·9448 3811 ................ .............. ~ _., s...-. t2t ,....... .. ~ w.ti .. ~2279 -1· .......... ............. 4 .. Mf...4.51-4606 ... , aucH OOCATS• ex o-..i "'* & "'"* ~ Snwt. .,..... , ... ~, Olcllltira.-- aACK IAY CINTH oflic• space, 2651 Irvine. 310 sf and up, Retail on· sole, aolf course Ylew 714-S73-77aG Hu111tn1t•• leech Prome Office/Medical Bldas. Cell Patrick Teno1e Nal111nwld1 USA 94t-aS6-970S WIST Mutnel CINTll -.., 1 -ot.11111 1000 Pedflc C... Hwy ,.. ... _ .. .._.. ~-121D .... $2140 .... nanclal Link Bor1ow when n"d Morta•••· Busmeaa, P11sonal. Debi Con· ~ohdahon, Home Im· proYement, Auto Loans, Credol R19aw, Qutell Appronl Low lntereat. low Month· ty No IN Apply by phone call l 966:1158. 7039 Fl•••el•I Service• ...,.ia.w.. Specualu1n1 In mort1•1•. mobile homes, personel & business loan• Banll· rvplcy, bad or no et1d1t welcome No 1PPlicahon fee, cell 7 dy• wll 1 800 21 l 8540 fill CONSULTATIC* ._.,. Str ...... ltyD.i.tl NM4 ,_ te "-Htltl c-•11...,_ ,_.. Wlh. Wee_.....,, 1..a'6-176-4HS •WMTIONmH Roollwood Tec:o, S£G, Merlllthtlld, P'1w1blc, Qruiby, lJIC) o.dlWnl 9'M73CZJ 980-1313 949-S74-1a17 HOMES FOR SALE ORANGE 5400 COUNTY ........_Y .. lnewer 381 28• hso w/pvt yerd, spa, new 1nn1te a. matblt, lop of the line ll1tchen, S399K. Cell Palrocll 949(856:9705 ........... Wmttos.11 yourhonM? AskalMut .. SAT, SUM Real Estate E..._ Cal Lhaltlvera 949 574-4252 wa-W-., 949 574-4249 ewinter rental 2br 2b•, $1600/mo. e Yrly rental 2 br Iba l c 11ar, $1500.e Yrly rental 2br lba + sunroom. Vtew of bey. $2000 Lor• Vence Realtors 949-673-4062 BdNllPlllll•ll ONLY 1 LEFTI ..._.,rte. ,_..., .... c ..... Jt.r a.., f rem $4H,OOO. 11te S.,Wltt C.. 949-U0-7Sfa HYntCMfl IU8AJKI fGalVDVllW $1,Na.-00 .... 949-7U_. t 20 car..1111 .. • JAUI• ClllU • comtemporary specious modtl pe1iecl 38r, (lar1nl floor plan) 1uard .. •t•d. community pool, spa & tennis I Unbellevtblt kllchtn II $799,000 lotSJUOIS ' 94'/219-HIO Prudential Ca RHlly Of'IN SAT-SUM 1-S SMJ1~W.,, F ab buy! 40r, 2 Slnl fam ru, M>llaftl •lier comm of• strMb (SunMt Hiits) wa• lo Oen• Hiiis H11h Sch CloM to bc:h, perks. "'°95. s.474,900 Art f 1td Albuquerq1ttt 949-US.17U lllnlnll•""' , ........ "-48r 3 5Ba on e lot that Is llHrly 10,500 al w/• apor ls court, putUn1 l'fttn+pool teble plua 1oom to ap111. Ctll Cllrlstl (I> SIM tt11bour ttomts 714·'40-7318 ........... ..._. 41r 3$8e Oii a lot u..t Is ,...,,, 10.500 1f w/a sports court. puttlna l'Hfl""'"°' tltlle plua 1oom to sptlt. Call Chriatl @ Ster Her"- ttome1 714-'40-7311 ... ,,.,., •.... lur .. 1rtt 4lr I .Sh. .,. .. t "°°'"'°" · ' c pr. clo• to c...tral '•" •ndWtHellds, ... 000 stat H.._., ......_ Clwlt 71 .. !JM 42'1 tr B1r11tta 714 SM 41JZ fre•clt Ce111ntry 41r aoyslcle VIiiage Moclol M•••I•• located on tt-No'<t For S•le. 2Br T1lnldad lslends Main 28a w/plantalion shut Channel, I& boat dock ters. delu•e appls can hold l boats. •It• Reduced to $99,950 Call Steve & Sandy, 714-840-Today Modular Lifestyles 5604 or 714""69·1547 949-123-4045 1'15036 TrW4eoi ....... offwater NIWf'OltT SHOtllS w/"l5' boat docll. up-Of'lM HOUSl-SUN 1-S dettd, expended 48r 2SS WALNUT 411 UI 3.58a. Call Chwee @ $775,000 SIM Harbour Homa 7~-AGT, MAIY aoauu 594-•126 OI" 714-390-949-S00-3360 6337 1IEW USlWG .... s..-. I_.__. 1-1 3br + off. Ii lanwm. ......... -, ~ p.rmel lulc. _lewer....;;.._Tfwee ___ Ardl __ ...,-· I GGr..-lillldlc $1,l!li.(XX) 4br 3ba, "'-4 cells, Belfyjo 9&~ hd"'!d ftrs. _,, c:lt1n. OCIANfllOfn RID f'nl tune on mark,t In Net f« lite ••t ef J O y11. By Owner "-1. Sl.175.000 949-261·1234 Ast· t4t-7U-a I :to 1210 GIANT HACH CourlMly to Brohn HIOl-A-WAY ..... I ISTATIS 3+3 $439,000 ,ATWCK TIMOU A... 94t-72S-& 1 :to MAflOllwtDI USA noaAn SAUi Prome 94t-aS6-t70S Eastsode Cost• Mesa. wwwfatroc:ktenort.com larie 48r, 2 story. just 1 --.-a hsted. $630,000 aat 949 ................ 723·8l20 31386 flyona Cloud 2br ntMI ISTATIS 2ba '639,000 ,ATllUCK TlNOll 31384 Flyfn1 Cloud Jbt, NATIONWIOl USA 2ba s.455,000 949-U6-970S views, many up11adesl!I www.patr1cktonore.com Cell 949-322.o932 Direct 949·389·1324 NtwpclftCollt ~ .... Of'IMSUN 1-4 1• ... ....-v .... ,.,...._._ ...... ltw21/~r-4 kite/.,_,... o.M c.-..vt.w. $1,HS,000 C .. ftntfw ... • .......,.0..-~H t4t ...... SMO •••ell Cett•t•· As· sumebl• Lona Term le-until 2026 •l $89!5 I* lllOI Alt new interior 28r 28a, all new •ppls. ahp mw111e wolh resident dlscounl $199,000. Mary Wood. •1t. 949 SU· 5111, 949-717·9816 o..ty 1 &.ftt co~ttly rtmodt .. d 2br 2bli. 11 masler br w/pvt porch, n•w eppls. $54,950 In Bayside VIiie.. Mobile Hom• Perk. Modul11 llftttylea IM9/723·4045 15473 1731 Be~t Wel COf'I llfll04I, cu ·de·UC i. tatd, 4'r • llm off, S tu• u . HdWll firs, 1ta111t1 6 limestone ISZt,000 ~ '*· .._,..._~714- IM-11111 , ....... cm.. .... Ol'lfllAf a IUN l 4, 111 & •at All9o Aft ..,., ..... ~., k '• .,.., • ....,., 0.-I ............... ... m .... "'"MlfSTATIS P'ATltKK TINOll MATllONW101 USA 94t-aS6-970S www.patricklenore com l'SCfl I MEOUS RBITALS AlllllTo ..... ~ 1-'i, walk to Hach. ~/mo uhltlles paid. Call 949·675 3009 ltitn Pf HS l . •1 I I Et•~. lo rent hous• In COM. NB « LB. For I yt1r Up to 53000 • -"' spilt r.-t M9-697-67H .............. "8/0c .. n Y11w ·~. oce ... hont/22n4 pvt '"'· .............. ~. 111tta pd, .v.-.. kltdl tMtta, lftdry, 1 lllo<.11 to .......,t ,., . "'°'"'° Cal s... at Mt 271 ... ' c......,etely a.r ... i.1.1tec1 I ar, lurn'd Apt New floor s/palnt/fur n1lurt Ch•1 m1na w/potbelly SIOYt, A/C. htr. &n/Wlter l1CI Sl400mo ~7SJIJ76 2ar, 1 ae, Yearly New paont. lrldo y. deck. slOr aae Sl400<n Incl elect 2251/> Apolena 949 673·l0l9 l 'slcle newor SfR. 2298 lo P'loy• Dr. 4br 2.5ba. frml don. wetb1r. 2fps. msh suite Vacant 8,/16 S2600m act Donald Platt 949 733-607• Llguna Niguel CLOSE TO HACHI 2br 2ba, bale. l11eplace. I car 11ara11e, Sl800/mo A&ent 949-673 7800 Hert.et-w ..... 2br 2ba cond11. w/d. Ina. new ttle/crpt. pa ho. F p. 2t ear S1800 714 393 1925 2ar+ left 2Ba, 2c aar. s teps to comm pool & spa. $1850/mo Av•ll YUY HACH ltlNTALS All JBr 28a o 116 ?9th, 1usl houses from Ille beech. new urpel/pa1nt 2c prk&. snoo mo • 114 38th. 1ust a few houses to th• beach 11 unit with new urpeVp•1nt and 2c p1ka. S2500/mo • 210 29th St . ntee unit. le Pfkl Balboe Newpo<t Rully t49-7U-4494 aAYfRONT Spac1ou!> 48r+ofc, 4ba l•m1ly homt at . l!ll~•t end of Island S5500/mo y1ly. Angeti1/11tr 949 723 0653 2ar 2.Sae stand al11ne newt• home den. 2c all a••, fncd ya1d. c~nl aw, close to 1h09s & lake, S2000mo 714 547-6800 9/1 Bk1 949 7111·2366 ~ ._ w..er • llhe 0-.__ • a-. ...., ...... $2.50D/-~ tot-M2-4214 Bllbol Plnlnsull (2) ..... Oen View' :b 2be. 11.wn -W/O. fp $221Xl., no Oot -S2IU> SepH.'9y 11&1 714-S-2!&1 2 U...-120 371h Avl 9-1 2b' It.. :lw 2be. 11.m-unl -'-:ti. pt. lct'y. p;lbo, ~ .. ~ pel Gk. ...... Writ. /Yrtt $1400-S2«Xlrno Canrwy II» 147-&!m Oc-~-1 @ ttth SI. furn'd modern condo, Ip, lmm•c winter Jb1 2.Sba, S2750mo 949-673 1943 Corona dll Mir .a.•. 1ar, .i .. 21r He, c•ble, lnlernet, balcony or pvt patio no/pel/smk $1350/mo 949 219 0651 •Cherntl,.. 2lr tae lc 1ar, no pets, S1500mo BJ Johnson 949/721 0132 Prud Calif Really 2B1 l'/.Sa. Ip, 11•1 'Sil. pvt palt0. move In ct.an, new crpl/ea1nl, n/pets/ smka. Sl600m le1so for •ppl 949 675-8472 :b 21». ..... -~ Ip. frt yd. I c .. , S24lfi(V mo ~ .., SZl'4'mo 00. lllk!Pll' 9'!1661813 le llo.r 2a.. upper, oul cetls, new carpel/pa1nt, Ip, ffont pvt palk>, le I.,. 1 sp, n/smlll/doas 2500/he 949 673 7625 CGlllMlll 0 .................... . 2br 2ba •Pf, wd hllupt. I carcarac• $1UO Aatnl 949 673· 7800 l'WllNIWlY_.. 28r, l Ba, wd hlo.1191., 1••. ll/ptls 20tt Monte VI.Ila. Sl400mo 9411721 0889 IASTSIDI s,.-1-2~, flreplaco, ftnctd yard, weltr & tardtf!Or pAld .$1595/mo 949 5"8 3959 Newport Bndl at..fh s ar, ", ... , ., adoh, ........ pee(, 2-c .-• ......_..Stats.. Mf.-432 ...... 7~ sar 21• .,.a.1t. St•"• to beach. Fp, 2c 1a1. I year lease, no pets. S2100/mo 626 359.4539 ,.... Ur n. famtty rm, La. i.rtch. Inside lndry new crpt, $2200/mo I yr lease. •ft 949-651 2155 UST awff JI>< 2ba townhouse. end unit, balcony. wd ~ 2 -P . 11&1 szm 9&Z'J3.41>Jl Oee•nfront Wl•t•r YEAllY lUSU rental 2br 1.5Ba, tp, 111 SUMMll UASlS sundeck. iar, w/d, fr o&. BILL GRUNDY REAL TORS S2200/mo. 949 515·3636 949 675 6161 Aw••-• view, close lo bch. huae remodeled Studio, Nwpt H&hls. Fp lots of closet space. ulls pd S120(lm 949 515 2959 Me111nteltt lotreet Whit A• Oc••t1 Ire••• Newly re modeled 1, 2 f, 3 Br's on • pet roendly n111hborhood La square foota11 with •mple store&• Mon ules 10 beach and sltp1 to F ashoon Is' s t .. 11n1 et only Sl340! Call lod•y to reser\lt your new home! 888·251 2053 w .... llcli. Newport Island 2b1 upstairs. epl, pallO, I c 1•r, wd hlo.ups Sl500/mo 949·642·9034 IA YS9Df ft.LAel 28r 2B•, 1ppls, carp<lft. porch, pool, spa, M•rtna Sl500Mo+ 949/723·1200 "-hr W...te 2bf 2.ttl condo, new tllt/ctpt, pet lo. f p, 2c tar. c/pool, $1800/tno. 714-J9.3 1925 Sltr 211o umt on the bay Blocks to beachll shlll ed patt0, wd, I CM praae Ae1 S2400 949 29J..4630 Jar 2ae Oc-vl•W ommac, new cprl/paont, car, w/d, Inc. Ip. watt! pd $2400m 949-722 7"-16 ••EtnpkaJo. ,, '6Ar6eitneluner." ':E""'°1'. H The ai..tt. Jbr 2' f1ba, popular ( plan end unit. 2200sl 11modeled & updated dlftCt 111 ent. F p lndry rm nulled 011. o0en & aory 2 encl patoos .. b•lony on La llf•nbelt. w .. to Khoolt/ shllpa S<mlln 9&251.mr.6 bee c-• on presll qoous 8ayhlll Dr 1olf course vus 21>1 2 Sba 2c aar. W/D. pool 1P•, welaht rm S2800m yrlv 909 780 8382 Rlftlats WIMld 7llO I Sb)!. b 4b p , NPB or E Sode CM te tor matin ~ We ._ ,.. cndll. ?" rod 949 !148-0l 51 - .. . TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Coreglvon le s-lws. Reward1n1 posthoni to provide 1n·home com· pan1onslup, homemak 1ng, errands Flex PT hrs or 24 hr shifts, Cer req'd! 714·444·4881 w ... • fro"' i.-o, me1I order/internet Up to $5.000/mo rT/PT full tr atnina 800 677 16 I 9 wwwyoulterldt.c- loc1pllo1tlal /fro1tl Dosi< Upscale NB cos mehcs studio Must be cust svc. oriented & able to mull! task. Please call 949·646· 1394. Se6os n Baby/Chld's furn & eccess store '" N8 Prul, hard wortlrc. CW! sel. ~9'9-«lM541 T-dt•r Al4 Pl for pr1vate Khool Hunt1nr- ton Beach area Send resume to 714 536·3448 l'OUCY In an ellort lo offer the best $e<v1ce possible to our readen and adver lt$1lr s. we will r equlre Contractors who edver Ilse In the Service Otrectory to Include lhetr Contractors Ltcenu number 1n their adver t1sement. Your co operation 11 1rutly 'ff'ealt«t ~.Geneul Contrector Speclahzina in hilh quelity remodelina $11 JD to '*' "'1Mlkr1 • When Clu*Y Counb- '-'766216 71"33-5278 f..-....0 INT-.s K*'-I Bdl I Rlmadll Aldbll. "''•••us.aim t!BIP5 ~ 9fl6M,CJJ25 S.....a.tlre4C-.tw R1p1irs(lmprovementl/ Remodets ~~ I '-9.., teMel,.,.. ...... ~~i::: ~~ flllr Gma * 114«Jl·TTD la IP 11,111 I - Won1Gdw AulDmobHls lvldt Pwk Ave 't7 --------i.w 26K miles, sHver, AllDmadwe tolM ll'IY lthr, moonrf. elloysl ---.-.-w---$18,988 (613093) ...... " '02 3251 $388/MO IOO-t4S-SSt2 Odown luse On Approved Credit flex terms •175536 TIU>CARS COM '02 153.0 $515/MO 0 down le•Mi On Appfoved Credit flu term$ •PS4557 TILOCARS COM 'llllUS '02 ESJOO $425/MO O downlHse On Approved Credit. Flea terms 1()33583 TILOCARS COM A TO l HANDYMAN Install, reface ceblnet1 ~ Doug 714-546-7258 a CAttPn ~CAIPIT'l!t Repa1rs, Patchin&, lnslell Cour teoua. any size jobs. Wholesalel 949·492·0205 ...... a.-......... 4 Wllly/Bi·wkly/Mo~~~ WllendL Oret rltial 9654M285 9(Z7ffll3? Comll*IMlca c-....,••••tt-• @your pee• @ your home or Offta. Inell· vldu11 co1chln1. Internet aet·up, softwafl, trou· bleshootlfta web dt•lan & -Ona •7'D8VZ ITSHOUlDMfUMI ~&ii* .... We fl• lflY compouter problem on tit•. 16 Yrs Exp. (714) 541·1248 c:Clallll_., Ce4illoc Dovllt. '99 Black. llhr. CO. 1Hoys. very 1le.1ant $16.988 (789616) NAlllS IOO-t4S-SSt2 Cedllec '02 Devllo Low 12K miles, beige. tan lthr, CO, bal of warr $28.988 (201712) Nabers Cadlllec Sulek 8()().945.5592 C..tllloc '00 IW...e4o low 46 K miles, Cert, IOOK Warr, Super Cleenl $21,988 (134650) NAlllS IOO-t4S-JSt 2 YCMMHOMI 1MnOVIMINT PlOJICTt Call a plumber, painter, handymen, or 111y ot the 1r11t sarvicls lis tad hlr'e In our ~vice dwKtoryl TliES£ lOCAl SVC PEOPLE C~ HELP YOUTOOAYI wmH01n DftYWAU. All ph•se• sm/lra jobs. CUANI ZOyrs,.f!!!.z frH est. L400030 71.._.14'7 Patch & Match Orrwall T111h111 7 4-231· 1902 • Bridge Ne ther Vlllnenble. Nonti ~ NOITH •A lt12 ~K IOI O AJt73 •J5 ~'"Lsr •<> ,._ .. ,._ f'V ,_ EAST •KQ54 0 4 OQU5 •IC13l Opening lead: Three o( • Many playen have leaml'ld IO rou· tinely duck the first lead oC a 1uit In which they have a winner' but must lose a lrict. But theft is 1 right and wrona t imc for that llJClic. The 8UCl.ion was eesy. South -a whisker &hon o( I jump rebid 10 four POllSCHl•ll 'N Pretty cer, ""l cleanll ffll21671 SH,IOO ..CM ... .. v ... :;,:......._ PS/B/W/Tllt/Steroo Clll,lltOOIWOf,lllofs 11'4027-291& $9,t95. ............. ., ...... ... Me-7484 -. ... > - ...... CM< B•.~umbltll Fullylo.-il l lAUSl tl $21,900 YW llTTA 'M MS _Alllll_llllllw ____ .. _ ....... -c.-..c '00 IH.... -------,l.ow 26K mites, black, fw4 '•7 IQlww Y_., tan lthr. rear video Loeded. alnf cond, 6311 $35,988 (227666) mi. White/ten, $11,950. NAallS 949-275·1350 pp aoo-•U-55'2 Ce4lhc 'tt S.vtle Moonston1, 1faY lttw. V8. Northstar warr, Plus free oil chan1esl $18,988 (922020) NAlllS IOO-t4S-SSt2 fw4 'H ~ nT 4 cyl, 70ll ml, 6 shift, camper lhell w/carpet. 4'h .. ntt. chrm wttls, co. beeul orl1 cond, v#567912 fin avail $4995 Bkr 949-586·1888. ~ ,., ~~t't:'i ~w miles! ~71i28&-329 Ul,995 T.,-..._Clf..a.CI •t. ps, ~. w. di. tllt 1322181·3139 12,595 fenl'•a...-XL'r 40r, I cYVaVac/ps/b/w '828273~m2 s12.995 ....,. . .,cavn IMW S40t '•7 !h~n~~u~ C11lf., car, every optlo!I. $85()0 080 949-675-2152 ltltr 11ats well m1lnt. IYIWS41ZS SJ•,900 lllMWXS'Ol S'llver pristine condition end It showslll llUt201U SS0,900 IMW12Sl .. 4 Whit• convertible, extremely nico car. •RJ033784 S19,900 ~·ffs-lle Only 3111 mlln, Belae. •VaclP~Ncd Jeni 'H T-8rey '°4679-3142 SU ,9915 ., Ten, CO, 811 of W•rr. Reduced! $19.988. (931681) N.UOS 100-t4S-SSt2 C..t!Mec S.Vllt. 't7 1"f Mllee, JOO H.P. Hor1hst11, elloya, CO & morel $17,988 (806146) ...... ,. 100-t4S-SSt2 Cetllllec '0 l Sevllo Low ria, S.-, Gray lllw, DC, ~ bel of wsr S2B,988. ( 114470) N.-s IOO-MS-Sff2 cec1111oc '94 ns f wy miles. pearl whl, oat· meal llhr. chrm whls, mechanic owned. beau· hlul or11 cond. fantastic: value. books & records $6995, l1n &. werrenty ave1I. vtn'457296 Btu 949-SH-llU '94 a-..-s,-t 2dr , 5spd. 4wd. lfHn/tan Int, A/C. co. very CIHn condition v'821428 $2995 Bkr 949-586·1888 4dr, •ulo, ps, a/c, pb, .........._ ...... aood cond, cunent tap/ .._.. '9t Accwt1 LX -.,.... smoa S3000 714-313-0398 at/ec/v-/pb/w/rn/tllt • .....,S I01J633..3016 114,495 -.... -... ---,..--S-60ll.- f.nT---.s low JOI( m11eJ1 white, llJ!t, very"'"""' $5988 (180369) ..AIDS ...... 4S-SH2 fw4 '00 T-w SIS 6 cyV•VK/abs/« 1242942·1.135 $10,995. ._... ............ .. ~7;:.":: .. f.n 'ts T-llr4 Vt, loaded. u cellent cond, I ·owner , white/hn $5900 pp (949) 646· 7097 GMCS.hrt...'tt LT.lthr.r1at1ir,CO&o more Reduced! $17.988. (546440) NAlllS aoo-tu-sst2 H-4e'••CMc at, 1c, ps/b, 1111, stereo cess, must seel #076285·3291 $11,995 No<m Reeve Hond• Superstore 888/540· 7484 HOMtA '00 Cll-V PW/Dl/Tll T/CC MUST SEEi l0050J6.3116 117.995 NOUl lllVIS MOWA SUPftSTOU Nl/540-74&4 HONDA CIYK U 2000 Blecll coupe, euto. moonroof. CO player, ldal tor Cotllae Student $13,300 ·-949-632· 1143 H-4e Clvk 't7 lX SDN AC/PS/l /W /l/M/CC #0{4532-3047 $9,995. .. _._ .. ....... ,_,._ ..... . IU/540-74&4 ........ CMclXSOll ::J~'/.f:/W /g~f:. .. _._ ........ .. ~1:;:;:.. lltfWty -.4 OU like new. !last cer I owned. 7111 mllu, service reco rds et Infinity $11,000 Pp.714-501·0933 cram puff, wht/1an ltfw, showroom, dlr-. 2 ... SM,J!JO TlA-751·11114 .__, .. , ._,.M ..... lS • Model Wbit1, {an, lthr, clHn, rear w•rr•nty. $18.988 (6656117) ....... eoo-.. s-ssn Mltsultle I '•S SOOOTSl Red. full1 loaded, 1uto. Cd, clean. S9000.obo Yf!-29().9925. •IW Y~'02 S40 l.tT 1.500 1111, white w/beice lthr Int, sunroof, CO, burl wood, premium plus pclla. $24,000. Pp 714.437.5542 Mis._ '•6 200SX Sf:.ft Showrm, 361l, rid, eulo, loaded, moonrf. elloys, wlna $7500 714-751 ·2464 OW.S ........ 'ff Premier, low m~1blece /tan lthf, rlM •-. z•·~-.. wlblellMlllr tr: N. 81f· front of l •tM• It/ 8McOfl 81y It-I SWc $17,500Mt-t11-7~ ........... •ilit buin, lentth (?) Bey Island Con ., ... "'"'~· home. Mt-t7S..JM3 Plug into the Pilot C lassified section to find services from electronics anq plumbers, to landscapers and painters. NEWPORT BEACH • COST A MESA Daily Pilot : Do4t• •-·•s 2soo Cummlnas Diesel Ions· bed trucll 9411 ml, stJdl shift, sreen, 1111 Int, very clean cond v304446 $10.995 firm llnenclna evall, Bhr 949-586·1888. ~ 'H JUS c-. 50fi ml, 6cyl. black/ bl•ck, CO, bHuliful orlsinal cond. vtr2679'1 Sl§,995 tlnanclna werr 1vlll. Bkr. Mt-51S-1188 $16.988. (201206) MMRS t I t • 1 f 1 • ' j < • • r t ' ' ' • 1 a t ' 1 t v r"./1 . • 1 '' • • t f • I 1 • • EJeetrtcaisnca UClNSlO COffTUCToa Ho job IAXI am. M Nl'vlces! Repair. remodle, t.ns. r,-svc ~ Aoortftt'TH• CUSTo. GIAlM lU lnsCllmbort, .... c:.....C. ~.,._ ...... ,.,, Ll6120'4 Jllff 7L4-612·9961 llMY SMwor. llepM'ad Resroutin & Installation OEAH TllE 949-673-«165 71~ 714-83).2001 Tr-Sonke, Yard CIHnup, M1lnt1n1nc:e, Sprlnkler R~lr, H1ulln1 , ... }. _..,., , • ..,.v ............. QUAUTY CUITSMM 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE rM YOUR HANOYMAl'CI MARK(•4t)•so-•s2s Tlte.._,,_ 25 YtMs E1tperM~ ..... c..,...... Door • "'°"'"'' Sp.c(1//stl Phone 949-510-53'5 Pe 714.291.5400 1-- GDIEUl. llPAll 6llAINll1WD * lllillmllll * r.-dll 0 Joh lbo .... .,.,,. ....... tea M9-JJWJ92 WhMl11trYouNMdl ........ °' .. .,..... From the roof to the ~& • ·~-,.tt1t11111• ... 1111n blltWMf'I CALLMILL ~·1087 IWIP.AOfK POOlS Con1tructlofl Remodell • Repairs S.vlce llc1796148 {94., ,,.._.,,o .~ . ._Ron ~Youns /11.w Unln11 AwillobUI 714-432-7873 -----~- ...... 4S.Sffl PUBLIC NOTICE The Cellf. Public UtiNtlu com111fulon r1q11irH that 111 used llouuhold 1ood1 lllOYlr• rffll llleir l'.U.C. Ca T ~mber; ll111os and cllauff-• print their T .C.P. number In •If 1dvw· tlaementa .. If you ha¥1 1ny qu11tlon1 ~I th• t11allt~ of • mover, 111110 •f dlau"-w. call: PU8-LIC UTILITIES COii• MISSION 714·551· 4151 ........ GOTPOOP? ENTRHMNURE DOC WASTE REMOVAL Wo'll Clean It f0< You! MMM-4104 THISTWnRI S.,.cl1llrln1 In Wallpepr R1mov1t ll588241 949-36().1211 w.DOW COYIUMS Mini Blillds, Wood Blinds Frw In ..... Ill ll!to2B119 .. 7l ... l t7-J911 ... 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I At This Net Cost 033m ) '94 LINCOLN SIGNATURE TOWN CAR Affordable Luxu 3EZZ684 •95 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Clean, Low Miies, CD, Chromes, Full Power 3XR4581 '99 CHEVROLET CAMARO Auto, T-Tops, Chromes, 27K Miies (4GSF650) . . '01 FORD EXPLORER SPORT Auto, Moonroof, CD, Full Power (A34405) •99 MAZDA MILLENIA 38K Miies, One Owner, Leather, Moonroof 4FYH024 • '01 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS 20K Miies, Facto Warran , Xlnt Value 4SML 153 . ' . . .