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Home My WebLink About2002-08-21 - Orange Coast Pilot• •• Serving the Newport-Mesa com munity since 1907 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2002 SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Sheriff's Deputies Kevin Nadeau, left, and Dave Ray show off new partners Rex, left, and Ali, who were sworn in Tuesday at John Wayne. Security deadline looms 'Emerg~ncy' contract infuses JWA with $17 million to bolster safety measures. Deirdre Newmmn Daily Pilot JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT -The county ls wasting no time ln get- ting the airport ready to install baggage-eaeening devices to de- tect bombs by year's end, averting a nighnnare scenario where every bag would have to be checked by hand. handle the devices. On Tuesday afternoon, the work started, Air- port Director Alan Murphy said. The vote was ln response to a federal requirement that all air- ports nationwide either install the equipment by the end of the year or c:beck the luggage manually. •If we didn't do this, It's man· dated. so every bag that is checked ln to be transported by air tlight would have to be opened," Super· visor Jim Si.Iva said. "Could you lmaglne if we had 17,000 ~ On Tuesday momJng, the Orange C.Ounty Board of Supervi- sors unanimously awarded an .. emergency" contract to a com- pany to aet up the infrastructure to SN AIRPORT, P•ae M Ali takes a break from practicing his bomb-sniffing at the airport. Hoag intensifies critically ill patient care · New intensivist program in development will guarantee that a doctor will be on staff 24 hours a day, seven days a week by mid-October. June CHa1r•nde OaityPik>t NEWPORf BP.ACM -Someday, Dr. Herb Rogove predicts, medJcal COO· aumen wW call their local hospitals to ask whether they have intensivista. But for now, Hoas la among just a handful of boepltala blazing a trail for better c::are of critically W patient&. "Our goal is to tab care of the sick· est of the alck. and their families as well." said Rope. who Is aeating the intenstvist program at Hoag Hotpltal. ~re building a program in wbJch there will be a physician available ln the hospital 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for the care of the cridcally W padent." The program ls a departure from the tradltlonal model or care, wbere nurses handle round-the-dock care but doctors vtsJt only about once a day. Those doctors are often specialists whose private practices keep them away from the hospital much of the time. The intensivist program instead aeates a team of doctors. nurses and other health-care experts trained to care for critical patients. The phyai- dans are full-time ataff members. which creates a number of obvious and not-so-obvious advantages. They can rapond to emergencies futer. Though they, too, are special· lsts, they're trained to provide crtticaJ care to patients whose illnesses are outside their specialty, clearing the way for the specialist to begin work Immediately upon arrival. Abo. as Hoag Olief Operating Officer and Sen- ior Vice President Steve. Moreau points out. having a physician on staff takes the guesswofk out of whether a nune should bother a doctor at home lo the mJddle of the nJght. "Having the doctors immedlately available is very important from a S..HOAG,P .. eM EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ONTtEWEa: --.--.com WEATHER occ ...... u=• ...... _ ... ..... .. ,. . • The show must go on, despite dancers setbacks ' Reqllest to build 5homes denied Costa Mesa City Council agrees with Planning Commission, city staff that site cannot support single-family houses. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MFSA -Plans to build five single-family homes on a large P.astside lot were stamped out Monday as City Council members sided with both city planners and planning commissioners. who previously recommended that the project be denJed. The council unanimously turned down the owner of 258 Santa Isabel Ave., spuming his request to deviate from the city's new lot-size req~ ments and obtain a ·planned develop- ment residential. mnlng designation. which generally allows for more le- nience in an effort to encourage aea- tive projects.. David M. Swerdlin, who represented property owner Farhad Khosravi, asked the council members to postpone the item so his client could come back with a reconfigured project that would not mandate the special zoning require- ment Mayor Linda Dixon suggested the council deny the project anyway, saying city leaders needed to eradicate "spot roning, • or the practice of cbangi;ng roning and ~ting inconsistency in a neighborhood. ~ "We need. to send a strong message that we are committed to upholding the integrity of now-density) residential neighborhoods." DUon said. Denial of the proposed project marked a unity between the council. Planning Commission and planning staff tha1 had been absent in recent high-profile project proposals. last month, the council reversed the Plan· ning Commission's approval of a sec- ond-story addition to a Westside home and, in an unrelated action, opted against staff recommendations to allow another two-story remodel ln a Mesa Verde development Swerdlin said it was clear after the Planning Commission meeting that the proposed project was not going to By and that is why his client was asking that the issue be delayed to allow Khos- ravi to propose a more suitable project. The request was denied because the council wanted to make a statement, he said. "We got the message," 5w'etd1.in said. Khosravi had lnitJalJy asked for the zoning change so he could build five detached, two·story homes on bis half. acre lot. On July 1, the City Council ap- proved zoning changes that require a lot be at least an acre lo me before it is considered for the planned deYetop- ment designation. Khoscavi had described his propoMl as an attractive addition to the commu- nity that encompaaed awud·winnlng architecture and would tnaeue nettb- borhood property values. He asbd that S..*-5,P•M I M w.dnlld9y, W 21, 2002 LOCALS -ONLY NEIGHBORS The Orange County aftiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer ~~~~~ Foundation Sandy fine stone IU)JlOUDced that Costa Mesa resident Sandy Flnestone will serve as president of the foundations board of directors for the 2002·03 year. Finestone, a JS-year breast' cancer survivor, has been involved with the foundation since 1991 and will serve her third term as president. •.• Corona del Mar resident Sarah Marquis was named to the 2002-03 board Sarah Marquis of directors for the Orange County American Marketing Assn. Marquis is the vice president of publicity for the organization, which supports the personal and professional career development goals of marketers. She joins 11 other professionals throughout Orange County who were elected to the board from the general membership .... Newport Beach residents earned awards at the llOth annual Orange County Fair, which ended July 28. lld Hart earned top honors in the Sculpture Competition's Professional division for his entry titled "Purple Hart." .COiieen knnedy Premer won first place in the Fine Arts category for her mono-print with collage elements piece titled "From the Archives," and Regina Woodyard was the Ed Hart division winner in the Ethnic Cooking competition for her olives in garlic .... Mart.a Anshutz. daughter of PhWp and Judy Crane Anshutz of Newport Beach, spent the spring semester studying at the University of New South Wales in Australia Anshutz, along with about half of the Middlebury College's junior class, traveled to Australia to gain an enhanced international perspective .... Nine local students received placement on the dean's honors list at UC Santa Barbara for achieving academic excellence for their work during the spring semester. Those students include Costa Mesa residents Dana Helen Cassity, Benjamin WllUam Ritter and Sara Made White; and Newport Beach residents E&abeth FJ.len Erickson, John Joseph Gnass, Blair Lauren Kupferman, Gina MlcheDe Penuela, Lynn Ayers Rinek and Erin Rae Wolf. All of the students selected must have attained a grade-point average of3.75 on a program of 12 or more graded units in the college of letters. • NEIGHBORS spotlights achievements in the community. Please direct noteworthy information to Christine Carrillo via fax at (949) 646-4170, or send e-mail to christine.carrillo@latimes.com. GETTIN G INVOLVED •GETTING INVOLVED runs periodically in the Daily Pilot on a rotating basis. For information on adding your organization to this list. call (949) 574-4298. COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER The multipurpose senior services facility at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers who can greet members and the public at the front desk and volunteers for the Resource Department with Excel computer experience and sharp telephone skills. The Senior Meals program also needs people to deliver meals to homes. (949) 645-2356. PET OF THE· WEEK Hermione Named after a Harry Potter character, 14-week-old Hermione has been well cared for by her foster mother, whose caring efforts reflect the efforts of many of the volunteers with the Community Animal Network. said DiAnna Praff-Martin, founder of the network. But more volunteers like her are needed, Pfaff-Martin said. "Calls for help supersede our donated dollars, and we always need local people to house rescue animals," Pra.ff-Martin said. "School begins in September and many of our helpers' families will focus on school and soccer and leave their swnmer community service with us." The organ.17.ation, whose "1otto is "Tugether, We CAN. Make a Difference," is looking for people to donate money to help rescue animals, as well as volunteers to drive the would-be pets to veterinarian offices when needed, Pfaff-Martin said. See other animals available for adoption at www.animal- networJc.org or stop by Russo's pet store at Fashion Island between noon and 4 p.m. on weekends. Information: (949) 759-3646, or write to the Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach, CA 92658. D£iilyA Pilot VOL 96, NO. 233 THOMAS H. JOHN80N. Pubfflher TOlllY oooac>. ~dltor NCl'I OETTINO, ~r PJomodoM Director FOR A GOOD CAUSE Gail and David Young E very Friday and Saturday, Gail and David Young of Corona del Mar go food shopping in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Irvine for fruits, vegetables and breads. Breaking bread for thos~ who need it Hospital during holidays and entertain children and elderly patients. The helping spirit grew to be a year-round philanthropy. Stops include the Costa Mesa Farmer's Market, Grower's Direct, the Corona del Mar Farmer's Market, the lrvineFanner'sMarketand someti.n)es places like Ralphs and Newport Coast's Pavilions, whose managers graciously contribute breads and pastries for free to help the Youngs' good cause. as Jong as they go out every day to see if they can find a job." The volunteering couple started their food-delivery routine one Thanksgiving in the late '80s when the family. including two sons, volunteered at Share Our Selves. 1bey mentioned they needed someone to pick up food fur them because the person who was picking up food was not available," said David Young. 59. "In the proce$ of doing that. we found different sources where, for a very small fraction of the cost. [they! were willing to sell m food or give food aWcl}'" "When you live in Newport and you go into~ Mesa, into some of these areas, it's pretty amazing the difference in the amount of just normhl things that people have, and it was very important for us, for our children, to see that we are so blessed and so fortunate and we need to give to those who are not." said Gail Young. Her·husband says he enjoys watching smiles light up kids' faces when the thought of a feast dawns. Once their car is loaded, the couple drives to Costa Mesa shelters, including the Yellowstone Alcoholic Womens Shelter, the First Step House and the Interfaith Shelter, where they drop off all the free food and give it to people who need it "My favorite shelter is the lnlerfaith Shelter," said Gail Young, 56. "The kids will come down with plastic bags and take all the food they want. They can live there up to three months free, So the couple got in the habit of going food shopping every Fmday and Saturday, and malting Saturday deliveries. Gail added that the attitudes of people who help them deliver the food to the shelters -the managers and owners of markets who agree to donate goods or charge very little - encourages them. "It's very nice to see a different side of humanity," she said. ALMANAC DUI ARRESTS The folloWl"ll people have ,,..,,~~°" swpldon of driving undtw the lntlwnoe of an l1rtoldcMt. TMy "-ve only,,..,, llmlSfed on ,.,.,,,.,, of• crime llnd, • wllh .. ·----.,. conMWed lnnot»nt until prrN9d QUMry. COSTA IEIA Mandi!; • Pedro Dst••is. 18, Hunllngton ....... ....., • Edwwd Levell Campbell. 41, s.Dltlte • ...., Mid'8tl c.rroa, 28, Whlller But as a family, the Youngs have always volunteered their time and talents. When the couple's boys were young. the four would visit Hoag • Rona VenSteenbergen, 20, ~.11 Huntington BMCh • Alejandro Nieto-Rincon, 36, Millk>n Viejo ......, • Jason Kart Torp, 20, Aug. 12 Newport BMCh •Adolfo Eecelef'a.Cubenubiaa. 28, fttdly COICllMeu • Mlcheel David Caples, 21, • Ma.it John Stager, 38, CostaMeN Huntington Beech •Anthony Joeeph Under, 40. fEWPORf IEACH COICllMesa •Adrian MerUnez, 39, Senta Mln•mw Ana • MICihele Marv wn lwlbetg, • TfllYls Metlhew Penn, 23, 53, Newport Bw:tt Bellflower • H.a.m Alclntunde Ogunmowo, 39, Canyon ~ Country • "--Deen Fortney, 22, HuntlnglOl1Beech ......., • John Latin Heyden, -• Javier ......... 29, Garden Newpolt Beach Grcw9 • AuNlo 81Ye-Contrtr8t. 23, •Mery Fnr*le Cuttln, 82, S...Ane AllloVlefo -Story by Young Otang; photo by Kent Treptow • Craig Gordon .John9on, 33, Dall• • Beau Dean Kojima, 22, Coto de Caza • Connie MdCJnney, 39, Huntington BMCh • Oevid Ryan Shelten, 22, SentaAM ....., • DotlQlea Joeeph ,Contgen, 62,IMne • IC.te fUchan:I Wellen, D. SanDiego Fild9r • o.wn Me11t Addnt. n 11"Y1ne • Elecert Ann~ 28, liuntlnglon ....... Thurtdllr • MafCO Antonk> Arco1. n Sent.Anll aMtliln. Centlo Newe ... iltant. (949) 574-4298 chri1tfM1.ca"lllo•111t1mtM.com ~.ncto.11,... BolC 1560, Colla Meu, CA 92626. Copyright: No news lltoriea, illu~etlona, editorial matter or lldlfertitementa herein can be reproduced without written perml•lon of copyright owner. SURF AND SUN Greg Ay, Don Leech, Sean Hiller, Gin• Alexender, Lori Anderson AEADER8 HOTUNE (IM9) 842-«188 Record your oommenu about the Deity PMot or news tlpt. Mdl.ia • Our lldd,... II 330 W. Bey St .• Colla Meea. CA 12827. Of'llce hoUl'I .,.. Monday • Ft1dey, 8:30 e.m. • 5 p.m. CofNltllRI It le \tie Pllot'e policy to promptly oo"9Ct .. 9"0f9 of eubstlnce. ,,.... Clll (148) 574-4288. m Thi ....... BMch.'Com Meee ~ ,..,.(UIPS-1....eoG) .. Pl H hid dtly. In N9wpoft 8eed'I .,.. Qjm MIN, eublcnptiofil .,. ....... by ...... blngtoThe 1lmii Grlll8t Cotny CIOOI .... ,, ........ 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WonllMluia: www.nwa.nou.gov BOATING FORECAST lht '" •••• .., .... wll blow 10to 11 llncMI In h Inner -..wee.2.footMWtlnd ........ .,,, .... Fog. -·--· .. : OUt .......... northwest swell of 5 to 6 feet. The waves will be allghtty larger this evening. SURF Get out there as we'll see mostly wellt-Ngha today, with the occealonal dlest-hlgh. We'll drop down to the knee-to waist-high ninge by Thuredey momtng. On Friday. the touthw9tt energy thould bump up. btt, providing ut tcHM more ctie.t ....... --~ WWW.9llrlWdfr.0t9 TIDES ,... Ula.m. 10;08a.m. Ulp.m . ...p.m . •dtlhW I ........ ..().llflllllow ............. 2.11 .... low .. ,. .... ...... .. I We<WS<Say, qust 21, 2002 AJ I - Iajured swan leaves a lonely mate One of two black swans who call Balboa Peninsula home suffers a leg bite, probably from a dog, that leaves her partner crying. June CHa1r.nde Daily Pilot 1WJDA PBNINSULA -Gay Wassail-Kelly knew something was amiss the minute she no- dced that Pead the black swan seemed wet -her nonnally ini· pervious•to-water self dripping and hobbling on the sand. But when Pearl couldn't carry herself close enough to Kelly's house on Satwday night to get to some food, the adoptive mother of Bal- boa Peninsula's two black swans knew it was serious. NShe was laying on the sand, and she was all wet." Kelly said. "I knew something was wrong. She started limping. She couldn't make it to the feedeL \-k got the ftasb- light out. Yk knew that we had to take her into the pet hospital." Diagnosis: Dog bite. It's a common problem on the peninsula. Dog owners taking their pea out for a walk enjoy see. irl8 Fido haul tail after a couple of ftigbdeea water fuwl. It wouldn't be such a sedous problem JI swans had small feet like dudes. But their hUi8 feet hinder their moYemellt on land in a big way. It's also possible that a shark bite caused the badly infected injury to Pearl's leg, but because the swans seldom venture near the open ocean. a dog is the µiost likely culprit. woh, we probably see it two or three times a week -people out there letting th:elr dog chase them." Kelly said. "We used to say somelhlng, but the way the world is these days ... " The good news is that Pearl, who is under observation at the Wetlands and Wildlife care Cen- ter of Orange C.Ounty in Hun- tington Beach, will probably be fine. She is expected home on Sunday. But the bad thing is that FILE PHOTO /r)N!.Y PILOT Rupert, right, gathers his mate, Pearl, after his release from the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center in 2000. Now Pearl is at the center, recuperating fTom a bite on her leg th'at became infected. no one knows bow to explain that to her mate, Rupert. The other half of the locally famous swan couple has in re- cent years survived a terrible oil spill and at least one run-in with a fish book. But Pearl's ab- sence may be the wound that cuts the deepest. wRupert cries all night long," Kelly said. "It's like a squawk: and a high pitch, and he trolls up and down in front of the houses here. I know he's calling for her." COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL WRAP-UP INSIDE CITY HALl Here are some of the decisions coming out of the Qty C.Ouncil meeting on Monday. PANEL APPOINTMENTS The City C.Ouncil will hold off on any formal appointments to the Human Relations C.Oromit- tee because the general appoint- ment time for new members ar- rives in October. The council con- sidered the appli- cations of alternate members Russ Ramirez and Judy Stone to fill seats vacated by regular mem- bers Cindy Brenneman and Karen Sager, but said it was too close to October to make penna- nent appointments. Both Ramirez and Stone were at recent committee meetings that included emotional, turbu- lent and heartfelt discussions about three members accused of intolerance on a local Web site. Alt.hough both were alternate members, they were invited to join in the discussion and of- fered opinions about the alleg- edly racist and homophobic postings. The council said the two alter- nates would have full voting powers even though they were not formally deemed full-time members. WHAT rT MEANS Ramirez and Stone will com- plete the Human Relations C.Onunittee by filling in for Bren-, neman and Sager, but the coun- cil will make its official appoint- ments in October. JI I r I P ·\ I '.'\'. ~\II I l ·~cl ·s New Medical Proclucu lnwotor N .B. Podiatrist Dr. Roth Low COit • No Oral Medicatioru Money e.cJt Guaraoue!! Ul.I Sarah for info (,.9) 752-7661 mm.Ddloths.c:om RESIDENT PARKING The council approved "resi- dent-only" packing for two small cul-de-sacs in the M~ del Mar neighborhood to help resolve parking problems caused by the popularity of youth sports events at nearby schools. The residents of Utah and Texas circles were concerned that parldng is problematic dur- ing events at TeWinlde Middle and California El- ementary schools. Eight speakers, re- presenting owners of the four houses on Utah Circle, were at the meeting to explain their prob- lems to the council Neighbors complained of the dangers of having a constant stream of cars circling their small street and the inconven· ience of having nowflere to park. Five of six residents of Texas Cir- cle also wrote letters to the city regarding the parking intrusions, according to a staff report. FOR THE RECORD Resident-only parking has been placed in neighborhoods around the fairgrounds and ad- jacent to large apartments com- plexes, which have overflowing tenant parking. WHAT rT MEANS Owners of the affected homes will receive parking stickers for their cars -and guest placards for visitors -to distinguish legal parking from individuals using the sports fields. TOWING CONTRACT The council renewed its con- tract with two local towing com- panies that have worked for sev- eral years with the Police De- partment to remove violating vehicles and store impounded cars. Both G&W Tow- #PlllMD ing and MetroPro Road Services, for- merly known as Harbor Towing, have provided service to the city for several years, a staff report A ltofy that ren Friday, •0ne lldtool board Miit already set," regarding the cendtdet• fof' the PMwport-Mesa Unified 9Choo4 boerd elec:tions this fatl, Inadvertently left out one of the candidat .. for the District 4 teat. That cendldtlte, EdMrd Loyd, will join Aon WiMhip In dlallenglng trustee Serene Stoke8 fof' the District 4 aeet in NOYember. • Sifhoudte® OrigirWeTM • Lumindtt Privacy~ • Viptte® window thadingil •Palm BeachTM custom shutters • Prowntnc:-eTN woven wood shades • Panmound vertical blinds WINDOW COVERINGS & ACCESSORIES • Draperies • 8tdding • Upholstery • Shutten • Top Treatments • 1,11 I 1111 '~. t • J I._,\• I 11L l 11,h: l'I \<I '\.Tl\ < <)'-! \ \11\.,\ ''~" ,, ~1. ~;; ::; -' . . • Semi-Private for Men & Women • Lots of Equipment/Free Weights • Pllates Studio & Mat Classes • SPINNING Theater-Licensed • 16 Full Tlme Personal Trainers • Chlld Care Sam-noon M • F • Ampe, & Convenient Parking • Yoga, Tai Chi, Stretch clasees • Step, Power Pump, Cardlo • Showers, Steam & Towels • Skin Care • Stwpe-Up Phyalcal Therapy Center ·~MM8-Up FYI • Whrt Costa Mesa City Council meeting • When: 6:30 p.m. Sept. 5 • Where: City Hall, n Fair Drive •Information: (714) 754-5223 shows. Police officials asked to continue the long-term relation- ship. with the companies be- cause they work well with them and are the only companies that meet the city's requirements, the report shows. The towing companies would be responsible for towing cars that have been involved in acci- dents, im~e traffic Bow, and other reasons. according to the proposed contract. The city ·would be charged the standard rate, the report shows. WHAT rT MEANS G&W Towing and MetroPro Road Services will continue to provide towing services. -C.Ompil.ed by Lolita Harper ... --.... Study launched to prevent Buck Gully.erosion Two-week effort will determine how to stop what an environmental group says creates further runoff problems. Paul Clinton Daily PHot NEWPORT COAST -lbe environmental group Orange C.Ounty C.Oast- Keeper has joined hands with three public agencies to study a troubling erosion phenomenon in Buck Gully. The Newport Beach- based group hired an envi- ronmental consultant who began work on Monday to look into methods of con- trolling "headcutting," a problem caused when pol- luted urban runoff erodes the gully. "The idea is to come up with a couple of solutions to see how we want to pro- ceed to fix the problem," said Randy Seton. a C.Oast · Keeper leader. Rivertech Inc., based in Riverside, began studying drainage in the gully on Monday. C:OastKeeper handed Rivertech re- searcher Hasan Nouri $50,000 for a two-week ef- fort. Polluted water has been flowing from lawns, East Coast Highway and other sources carrying pesticides, animal waste and copper residue from bralces into the gully. Water entering the gully from the watershed tends to pick up speed as it Bows down the hill toward Little Corona Beach. When the water drops from a water- fall near the beach. it tends to carve out pockets of ero- sion, thus cutting the soil at the head of the waterfall. A Fine Affair B. Magness The Basket Case Baskin Robbins Heavier rainfall runoff during the' winter storm season will wreak more havoc in the gully. as PJ Ni- no-like conditions are ex· peeled later this year. Heavy rainfall equates to heavy -erosion. Seton said. , "When we have winter storms. that just makes it worse," Seton said. ~It's go· ing to get nasty down there." Newport Beach, the Ir· vine Ranch Water District and the county are partner- ing with C.Oast.Keeper on the study. The Irvine C.O. is also helping to fund it C.Ounty officials have completed detailed map- ping of the terrain. The other groups have also pledged support "We're being asked to take a look at that," said Marilyn Smith, a district spokeswoman. "We're very concerned about residen- 'tial runoff." ' Buck Gully has been the source of recent attention from C.Oast.Keeper, which has been working to keep the runoff away from the beach. Qilldren have been known to play in the pud- dles of waste water as it me· anders down the sand. City leaders say they have launched a broader effort to control pollution, as well as wild brush growth, in New- port Coast. "I'm more concerned about the potential for wild fires," Assistant City Man- ager Dave Kilf said. "But the headcutting is a problem too." 721 -9044 644-4477 720-7088 644-1331 Blockbuster Video 759-9404 Cathay Newport Restaurant 759-3388 Champagnes Market & Deli 640 -5011 Chevron USA 760-8678 Couture New York 759 -1791 Happy Nails & Spa 759 -8686 Labels 640 -1133 Mag's Donuts & Bakery 760-9278 Mailboxes Newport 644-6480 Master Tailoring 720-1041 Marco Polo Italian Eatery 721 -0801 Newport North Cleaners 644-0435 Newport North Optometric Dr. Michael Shack 720-0204 One Hour Moto Photo 644-6533 Petco 759-9520 Royal Jewelers 644 -7804 Salon Belcourt 644 -9980 Tully's Coffee 759·8H6 The Video Editor 720 -2080 •an phone number• are 949 1re1 code NEWPORT NoRm CENTF.R ' t1acArth•r II••· ••• II•••· Newport luc9' • ••••••••r••••••••••r·••• • - ' I ' ' ' ' i i . ' ' " . ' ' - M...._,,..21.m BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Light runner sets off collision, police say 1Wo victims walked away from a three-car colllslon in c.osta Mesa on Tuesday after- noon. The incident occuaed at the intersection of Placentia Av- enue and 18th Street about 4:15 p.m., when a white Honda ran a red light and broadsided a black Ford F.xplorer sport utility vehicle, c:ai.Wng the Bx- plorer to spln and roll over onto a black Honda. said Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Scott May. The drivers of the Explorer and the black Honda were able to walk out or their own vehi- cles and taken to Western Medical Center in Santa Ana Cor treatment. The auh drew a crowd of onlookers to aD low comen of the intenec::tion. One group came ruabing CM!I' ftom Silver Star Casting Co. One of tu em- ployees, who bad just left wort, was driving the BxpJorer. Silver' Star's offices are near the loca- tion. "It's always something.'" owner Luke 8wrett Mid. •fibe employee) has got the rest of the week oft'." The driver who caused the collision said bis braka weren't woddng. But after inspecting the car, police offidals found the brakes were in proper working condition and cited him for running a red light, May said The accident ded up the intersection for about 45 min- utes. -Deirdre Newman HOMES Continued from Al for small lot divisions. The owner is proposing parcels as small "5 3,410 square feet. his project be given speciaJ con- sideration. Developers who don't meet the required specifications may quaJify for a variance but only in special circumstances, such as unusuaJ shape or size of a lot. ac- cording to a staff report. New plans for the Santa Isabel lot will be submitted again to the Planning Department and must enter the review process from the beginning because or the council's denial. Councilwoman Karen Robinson said Khosravi had wdone a nice job" on the proj- ect but that the proposed lots were simply too small for the n eighborhood. "Come back with 6,000- square-foot lots, and I will be in support," Robinson said. PUBLIC SAFETY DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa police and firefighters talk to occupants of vehicles that were involved in a three-car colision at 18th Street and Placentia Avenue, where one car ended up on its side. HOAG Continued from Al safety standpoint," Moreau said. Traditionally in many hospi- taJs, doctors get paid for visiting the hospitaJ once a day. This cre- ates a financial disincentive ror doctors to step away from their practices to more regularly tend to hospitalized patients.. Putting a team of doctors on staff to do nothing but oversee critical pa- tients in the hospitaJ Bxes this problem. 'it lowers the length of stay and thus lowers costs, and that helps the hospital and the community.' St9Ye Moreau, Hoag chief operating officer and senior vice president POLICE FILES cona..u ....... 111.sA~ men w.a _,,.... Of'I •!lpk:ion at poe11•lf'O. COlltrolled ~and peqpherNlle In the 3000 bled 8t 5:30 p.m. MondlY· •Cualdlwlllll...._A burglary WU l'IJ>Of1ed In the 1900 blodc et 7: 13 e.m. Mond8y. •Pl1c1nth~ · StrMC: A 49-y•rold women was erreeted on auspk:ion of posaeeelng a controlled aubctance and perephemalla et 3:50 p.m. Monday. •SentaAM,.,...,_A 23-yeafoOld woman was arrested on auaplcfon of • poaeeaalng a controlled substance and paraphemalla In the 2000 bloct at 1:34 p.m. Monday. • West ... StrMtlr.IMew "'*-'*Alt auto~. ~et2p.m . ..._-.,. .... ORTIEACH •Neupott•oulr.-.1: V.ndellem WM repoc19d In the 3100 blade et 7:AO p.m. s.turdey. • NIWPOft C..W Dlhe: A ~WOINf'lwa ar'l'8Sted on "llP'd<>n of petty theft In the 100 blodt at 7:30 p.m. Frlday. • Welt CoMt llgh...-: Threets to tenorlz.e were reported In the 2300 blodc at 8:37 p.m. Sunday. • w.t 1tdl-.-: A 19-year-old man wa errested on suspicion of traNp011ing and selling narcotics In the 800 blodc at 1:~ e.m. &Jnday. • 15th Jwenue/OeNn Front A 23-yeaM>ld man was arrested on auapk:ion of poaeesalng marijuana while driving at 10-.30 p.m. Monday. .. Planner Mel Lee said the Santa lsabeJ Avenue property did not quaJify as a speciaJ circum- stance. In addition to not meet- ing the one-acre requirement, the lndividuaJ portions of the project were weU below the minimum square-footage re- quirements. The city requires a minimum of 5,000 square feet • LDUTA HARPER covers Cost.a Mesa. She may be readled at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harper@latimes.com. wwf!ve taken away that disin- centive,• Moreau said. About half or the padents ln Hoag's 30 critical care beds in the intensive care. cardiac care and cardiovascular thoracic surgery units are taking part in the pro- gram. which, while still under development. has been operat- ing about 16 hours a day on weekdays and eight hours a day on weekends. Hoag has just hired the fourth of five doctors who will comprise the physician intensivist staff. And Rogove, who is in charge of recruitment and training, said Hoag's 24- hour-a-day lntensivist program should be up and running 24 hours a day, seven days a week by mid-October. STEVE McCRANK /OAIL Y PILOT Dr. Herb Rogove is head surgeon of Hoag's intensive care unit and is working to have a doctor on staff 24 hours a day. Oas.sifted ads work for 11 111111 I •Y,2';! nu Daily Pilot < l.1•.-.d11·d < 011l11H1111t.,. 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HlJ. ~"'did°""-' l'irit""' wbli# @ www.1•...m.lllJlor4C0111 369 E. 17th Street #10, Costa Mesa, LoQtcd behind Plum •• hdo Phone (949) 764-1746 Houri IG-5:30 Moo-Sat. Sun IM AIRPORT Continued from Al opened up and checked by hand?" The board approved the con- tract without taking any other bids. The airport will shell out about $17 million to Hensel PbeJps Construction for the job. The rederal government banded down the mandate in May, Silva said, lamenting the fact that there was not enough time for the county to put the job out to bid. u1 like to see the taxpayer get the best brealc. and usually you can do that through the open- biddlng process," Silva said. Tu pay for the equipment, the county will transfer money from the general fund to airport op- erations. Silva said he recently traveled to Washington with Murphy to try to ensure that the money will be paid back to the county. But despite their efforts, Silva said be bas not received a guarantee that John Wayne AiTport will be reim- bursed. Once the infrastructure has been completed in early Decem- ber, the lransportation Security Administration will provide the equipment, Murphy said. The NOTEBOOK Continued from Al an hour or so once or twice a week that can host 15 people and a teacher. If you're interested, but not yet completely sold on providing some free apaoe to some nonprofessJonal dancers - including a doctor. lawyer, conummity activist and retired teacher-read on because Long's story is an easy sell. Born In Berlin In 1936, Long dJ.scovered eady on that her feet'a desire to tap was unstoppable. When she was 12 -"late by ballet standards• - she learned to dance from an aaiatant at the Bertin SCate Opera. It was then that she prepared the costumel of about~ other girls In her .,unent ~and choteographed. number for other resldeoll at I eurnmer &lM event. -nw lnMbltantl of my aputtnent boUle ~· It WU ldonble. • Long Mid 'lbunday. Utde did lhe know then that 55 ,_,.a.... lbe'd ltlll want to put on IUch lhowl. .......... ,.... ... 1nt95e, = ......... -mcMd to aan,N.~.-.-....... «•:::~ would .... -........ The program is also expected to heJp hospitaJ bed shortages by making patient stays shorter. "We can treat patients quicker because they get treated con- tinuously instead or just once or twice a day," Moreau said. "It lowers the length of stay and thus lowers costs, and that helps the hospitaJ and the commu- nity." SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Ali demonstrates his bom~sniffing skills with Sheriff's Deputy Dave Ray on Tuesday at John Wayne Airport. county selected an automated dally start in about two months. system, whJch will blend with Un.like immobile equipment, the current baggage-checking the dogs -and their human equipment, Murphy noted. handlers -can roam around the "This approach ensures that airport to ferret out explosives on we meet the mandate. and this airplanes and in the parking lot, way has the least impaa on trav-as well as in the terminal elers." Murphy said. The canine teams became a The airport has also enhanced priority after SepL 11, Murphy its bomb-detecting abilities with said. An annuaJ grant from the the arrival of two Explosives De-Transportation Security Admin- tection Canine teams. The dogs istradon covers a portion of the -Rex and AlJ -were officially cosl6. A third team Is on the way sworn in Tuesday afternoon and. and should arrive by year's end. after getting acclimated to the While Rex and Ali looked le- airport environment, will offi-thargic Tuesday from worldng from the F.astman School of flexibility .... It gets a little better Music. His career then took every day. I will get there them to Jacbooville UruversJty, because I want to. I'm very where he taught in the music grateful for my training because department it fon:es me to get my body back Oui.sta got it in her mind that into shape.• the school needed a dance Amazipgty, Long says she's department, so she tried talking glad it happened. them intoiL "I feel that It was all for the "Lo and behold, they belleved good. I just have to try me. and they built me a dance harder .... I'm very pleased I studio,• she saJd. have the stamina to go on. I've When she started teaching at never been aftald of hard wort." "the school. lhe had about 10 she said. studenta. Thie number eventually But while that may be the climbed into the hundreds. case. It's probably best that Long Among those students was uses her determination and hard WlDJam Forsythe or, as Long work not to find a place to calla him. BWy. She taught him dance. but to actualJy dance and for about four yean in the 1970s, teach others to dance. She'd at one point taking him to offer her own dance studio at audition for the Robert Jofhy home to her wiD-be students it Co. in New Yort. Tuday, Billy she could. but It'• too amall for directs the Ba.Den Frankfurt in that talk. Germany. So, If anyone could a~are But all of her~ and some apace a couple o times a enjoyment haw eJao been met week -albeit more before a with~ In 1996, a pickup performance, abe aaya -she'll truck broedllded the Longs' make It worth everyone'• CedQlet Sevlle on C.oat While. ......, The lrllpect to the ·1 haw..,. lbouaht It P• n ....... llldl eent Orilta Into Would be lftcadlW to do with a corm Iba! l8lted aw.._ old ............. ~ of her Mind JOI&, lhla WU Ju.a Ill~ mo.. Ct.., cwm .. .. wbll I It wll .. will Bui .. b IDOlt pen. :=c bellil •• baow.lnt.a.•dllllb ...... ...... -.... ., .... ............. _ .. ... _ . ....., ... ,.. .. ............... 5 qlbiit . .., ..... ,.,,..,,..._ .................... .... "'"'" •JUNE CASAGRA.NOE covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be reached at (9491574-4232 or by e-mail at juf!fl.caS1J9rande@latim811.com. late the night before, Rex's part· ner, Orange County Sheriff"s Deputy Kevin Nadeau, said his dog -a Belgian MaJinois -has the perfect temperament to sniff out bombs. "He's very affectionate, loving and docile, but when he goes to. work. he's on a mission," Nadeau said. Some paMengers said the ad-• dltlon of Rex and AU to the air· pon's security .squad was an added layer of protect.ion. ·u seems like a good idea.· said Mm Rohrbaugh from Dal· las. •1t's a way to proactively find out If there's a problem and sends the message. 'we're watching.'· • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newman@latime•.com. Payne, JoeD Joe 0 Payne, relred. age 84 years reeldant c:A y~ ea.. pamec:f 9191 ~ 15, 2002. He 11 ~ ~ hil loYtng wh, e.t>era. ~ Judlll (Ecb/) a.t... Coal, ~ and Lynda (Jay) Hnnan, Los ~ Callonia. SiMr....,.. t-1awklna, Tulsa, Oklahoma. sister-In-law Virginia Payne, Joplin, Mialourt, 4 nieoel, 2 nephews, 5 grand c:Nkh• 1, 6 great grandchldren, stepeofl Mlc:hui Mc Hugh, Chago, ""*lnd2tllppdJ ...... A,,.,.,.,..,.... ..W. w1 tie hltd at ~ &."'*-' Church. Lloq ~ C.. on N+Gl • 11 A:M.. .. be In l'9 ........ Court Mll--.n .. PllCMc vw MllnoMI ~ tlsl)Olt_,..QL lnlMld ..... cbllllolll ~tiemato .. ...._.. Ant; ..... a...... OiRht 243IC) 'tbili•• ..... ~ ._.... c-. •• ..,,. to .., .... = ... Ul.LTA...... _. tar Dlf'1 las ~ Lca.•i ,_ .. .. •. . ltD•llJllldlii I • .. , • .. , • • , i • • ' ' ~ • • • ' c Wednesday, Alcust 21, 2002 • 'FORUM I • HOW 10 GIT PWI •l!D -a....: M.-11> EdltofW P9ge Editor Jemea Meief' •the o.tv Not. 330 W. Bey SL. C011C9Meu,CA12827 • 'r tr a Ho11w Cal (948) 842..eo88F-=Send10 (948) 846-4170 l..as.nd fO dMlypUof•lalltNs.oom •All corNepoodence,.,.,. indude ful neme, homlleown end phone number (for~ pufl)Olllll). The Piiot W'911 the right to edit .. MJbmiaiona for derity end lenglh. READERS RESPOND Clinic doesn't belong on Wes~side AT ISSUE: Three Westside residents would prefer the . center proposed for Rea Elementary School look elsewhere for a home. . I feel that the children need the medical care that tbe OfOC clinic · would provide, but I guess I am a NIMBY (not in my baclcyard). I do not want a free clinlc in my backyard for many reasons. Some of the main reasons are that this would cause a lot of foot and automobile trafBc in a residendal neighborhood. and would attract many children from other cities to come to Costa Mesa. at Rea FJementary School And we are told we need to "embrace the dlanglng <lernopapbics reganDees of legality'" ( this straJght from a sitting council member) • ImpHed is that the Third Worlding of the Westside needs to become an accepted fact of life. P.Dougb Is enough. Would It be too mean-spirited to suggest that the freebies being handed out on the~ are one cause of the large number of children in Med congregating there? Companble to how feeding plgieom causes an NC8lating demand for food from more and more pigeons. f' MAILBAG We already have many here who . cannot afford to live in Costa Mesa. but they come here and live here, with many families in one small apartment or house in order to be able to afford the rent The main reasons they come to Costa Mesa ls the free food, clothing and health care they receive here. As you well know, almost all of the charities are on the Westside of the city and we do not need or want any more. Perhaps a counseling center that teaches that having dilldren you cannot afford to care for (which Is in itae.lf a auel act against cb.ildreo) is a better plan for the area. This message is definitely not getting out. Observe the pedestrian base on the Westside for proof. 1Wo yo~ in tow, one oo the way and one in a stroller seems to be the norm. I know no one is supposed to mention this, that lt b somehow taboo to notice this. I believe the financial and transportation barriers to health care and meals for seniors should ~~riodty. SRSLER Costa Mesa FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT Police Officers K.C. Gleason, left, and Bruce Foster patrol Newport-Mesa from the skies. All of the people I have beard about that support the OIOC dinic do not live here on the Westside. If I did not live on the Wesbide, then maybe I too would support iL It is time for the Westside to be redeveloped and brought up to the standard that it deserves. The Westside has the potential to be the best pert of the dty. So, I would suggest that if you truly want to build the CHOC clinic. you select a site other than a resldendal neighborhood and also not on the Westside of the city. DONEL.MORE Costa Mesa flrst, the race card wa,, played when anyone decried the~ demographics caused by illegal Un.migrants. Now it ls the "for the cbildren" card being played against aD)'Ofle who is against the OfOC center Regarding "Health of the children matters most" (Community Commentary. Saturday): How much does Dr. Geeta Grover make a year? Where does she live? Will she wodc for free at the proposed OfOC clinic in Costa Mesa? Will she move next door to the clinic? Residents of Costa Mesai and especially of the Westside, are getting fed up with holier-than-thou types telling the Westside that this or that charity is for the children. If GroYer wants to be a missionary, jwnp on a p&ane and travel to the Third Wodd. She shouldn't bring the Third \\Uid here so she can live out a Mother Thresa fantasy at the expense of the Westside, ~she lives a life of luxwy far away from the social problems that this dinic will help increase. MARTlt -.LARD Costa Mesa Helicopter protection is a blessing, not a concern As I read the Daily Pilot every morning and catch up on the helicopter discussion, I think to myself -this is crazy. Here. readers are complaining about our police taking the ~step to provide safety and protection to our neighborhoods and the surrounding area. Think about the people in other, not so fortunate, areas who hear gunshots, screams or explosions at night If the helicopter noise is one of your major concerns, you should be delighted because in today's wodd people have more serious SANDCASTiJ CONTEST Presentecl by The Commoclcnoes Club of the Newport Beach SundCLy September S, 2002 11.-00 am -4:00 pm Sig Corona clel Mar Beach Chamber of Commerce r------------, I 41• AnnUAl I I Sandcastle Contest I I ..... ~-.,..e.2Xl2·~-eo~,. I ENTRY FORM things to worry about -war, illness. natio nal safety, etc. Please look at yourselves and thinJc about how fortunate you are to live in a beautiful, safe and protected area. If it truly irritates you this much -buy earplugs. wear a radio and headphones to bed, insulate your own home or move further away from the protection -if you can afford to Uve in this area, you can afford to live somewhere where safety_ and protection isn't enough. Honestly, worry about our country at war, health and safety, but "don't sweat the small stuff." God bless. ANDREA WOOD Newport Beach Huntington beaches don't quite make the grade ~~beaches eem a dean~ UO srudy says" ~.the headline ti quite ~If }QI wiD kd al the Los MgBe5 limes on the same day in the c.aJibnia seaion, }QI wiD see exacdy the opposite. Under~ Ccully beaches.~ Beach at Magnolia" receiYes an "F" grade c~ it tm been aD Sl.aJlmerj and~ Beach 8X) ~south cl the Pies" gets a "B," the m!y ~below an A cl al the listed~ County beaches. Are these really "clean" grades? JEFF STEVENS Newport Beach Aet~ Jones Jr. welcomes you to the 61h Annual Tea ~ Oassic at SMta Ma Cotr1try Ol.t>. Open to Everyone! Pri•es Clnd CClsh AwClrds will be given! FREE Admission! Come Clnd wCltch! I (llult be recelWd 11y ~ s, 20021 a.,«.,....,,, be on,._.....,._,. only) Teaml.-* _______ _ ~irmlOrganizatio'-------- Addresa.~---------ay _____ St._ z., __ 6THANNUAL TEA CUP CLASSIC PClrticipcints get Cln OfficiCll T-Shfrt Clnd .•. Each ngistered. pQrdcipQnt will receive ONE FREE round-trip debt to Cotolina! 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CA-,._,_. •.. ,. ..... ....,, In the Fletcher Jones Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club Championship series to decide the Women's Club Champion. • • cu • • • t'~'fR-1 --• C~IC Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2002 Tee-off at 1 :00 P.M. at Santa Ana Coan~ Oab <Ame anti join 111 far this~ C01llJlllilion • .. -• .. . . • . • .. • .. • .. • .. • • • ... • .. .. • • • • • • • • • • .. -" • • • • .. • • • • • • • .. ~ • Iii • .. " .. " II • • • • • M ...... _,. 21, 2002 Wendy Abbott enjoyed a week hefi..hiking in the. Bugaboos in British Columbia, Canada. Charle s and Robin Mcintyre of Corona del Mar celebrated their granddaughter Heather Nordquist's graduation in Washington. ,......s: ========2002======== ~DIADORA PRO-CHAMPIONSHIP A USTA MEN'S FUTURES MNT PURSE: $ 10,000 A ,,... .. ~ M --·~ ~DIADORA I L•P " I ' ' "'1 0 ATRIUM ... 0 T CL ,.,......, .... ir-.u nm rl!\ ~ --, __ va 11uts a as ~' •' ~- """C DIADOAA PINI • YOUR S300 EtmY INCUDES: •3Mllllisfrelc..t1'1utC•._ TelllllsC... •10loff"95111,t..il .... , • ...,. ,.. ('-Is ...... .. ,,.,, OYEI A $500 VAWB ....... -··---""DIADGM • 17 fllllllf Jllti'r:·.-~~ m.·t~ .... ;~ .... ..:t . . .. ~-... c.I (714) SS7.ftl l 11 _ ,_ ... ....,. .t ... ~~ . • ON VACATION Terry and Gayle Greeson of Newport Beach and Lin and David Thome and Gale and Mike Muln in Cataina. Ao and Earle Weichman visited the Old Town Square in Prague, Czech Republic. SABATINO'S A five mnat 'cwezy' 1¥1ninlt """PNn 1t!Mlpsody No. 2 -. ~ Looney Tune dlatlcttrs IOMlnl'l 'llrbef ol Se¥tlle' prolemd on the bis KMnl w..-n 'ltldt o1 the Vallcyl'lft' I • Janice Munemitsu of Corona del/.1ar vacationed in Prqvence, France. " Therese Lynch of Newport Beach, her son, Roger, her grandchildren Brennen, Colin and Cristina, and her daughter-i!Haw Cathleen sailed along the coast of Turkey. WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners (}Qstorante :M.amma qina Monday-Friday: 4:30-6:15 Tiie Real Prime Rib or Mignon (with aoap or talad) JUST $13.90 • . . . . . . ·, • Sand AROUND TOWN lteme to the 0.UV Piiot. 330 W. Bey St., Cotta Mela, CA 92927; bv ta. to 1949) 141-4170; or by calling (949) IS74-4288. Include the tJme, date end ioc.tlon of the event. at well n 1 oontac:t phone number. A complete ~ 19 av.llable at tfWllW.dll/lypllotoom. TODAY The Or.,.. County Alan."' ~raising Profeulonala Conf9renc:e on Philanthropy will begin et 8 a.m. at the Hilton Hotel In Co.ta Meaa. The event. eltabllehed for Orange County nonprofit egenciea and dlllated orgenlutlone, will lndude three ald~teuk>nton the fteld of fund.raising. A twcHtay IU1'V9V COU,.. will 8"° be hekl beglnrM9 on Thul"ldey end will be followed bv a centfted fund-nlling executive examination Saturday. The hotel la et 30&0 Brtatol St. Call for Information on coat9 or to make ret1ervatlon1. (949) 661-0196. THURSDAY OownMw ffri Keating wll be at the Whhe Rabbit Children's BooUtore In South Coast Plaz.a from 3 to 5 p.m . The Oklahoma governor will sign his new picture book, ·w.11 Rogers: An American Legend;" The store is at 3333 Bristol St. Suite 2061, Costa Mese. Free. (714) 445-0010. FRIDAY The movie ·aug ........ will be shown at the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort in Newport 8ead't beginning at dusk. Guest are encouraged to bring beach chair• end to take advantage of the campfires. The resort is at 1131 Bede Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) 729-0UNE. The Com Mesa Senior Cent.r will host a Hawaiian luau that Includes authentic food and entertainment from 4 to 8 p.m. at the center. The center is at 695 W. 19th St. Tldcets are on sale at the center's front deslt. Members are $3 per person. Call for reservations. (949) 645-2356. SATURDAY The Coata Mesa Senior Cent9r will hold an ice cream social from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Orange County Market Place. Volunteers are needed to help work the booth. All proceeds will go to the center. (949) 645-2356. The 22nd ennual Sutfnge Dey Luncheon honoring tour Orange County women leaders will be held et 11 :30 a.m. at the University Club on the UC Irvine campus. The luncheon is hosted by the California National Organization for Women. Tidcets are $36. (949) 954-1155. The movie ·G1laxy Quest" will be s'hown at dusk as part of the Newport Dunes Resort Movies on the 8ead't series. Guests are encouraged to bring beadl chairs and to take advantage of the campfires. The resort is at 1131 Bade Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) 729-DUNE. SUN.DAY Hlltloriall lmpf'MSionilt Peter M. Small will perforTO his one-man portrayal of President HarTY S. Truman et 2 p.m. at Temple laalah. During the perforTOance, Small describes Truman's life and decisions as president -from the atomic bombing of Japan to the dismissal of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. The temple is at 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Free. For lnfonnation on the event, call (949) ~900. For Information about Small, call (714) 524-6944 or vlalt www.history-alive.com. The group Brasil Brazil wHI perform salsa rhythl'Tl$ and Latin Jezz et e concert sponsored by N9WP<>rt Beach Arts and Cultural Servion from 6 to 6:30 p.m. at Buffalo Hilla Park. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets, lawn c:NI,.. and picnics. The parlt I• at 1901 Port Provence. Free. (949) 717-3870. AUGUST28 ....... awtatopher COil end D9NI Rotlrebac:her will speak at the Newport Beech Chamber of Commen:e Newport Sunrise Brealcfast at 7:30 a.m. The apecial ~ apomored bv Sheldon Plnea of the Trenaportatlon Comdor Agencies, will be held et the Rlduon Hotel In Newport hecti. The hotel Is et 4546 MecAlthur &Nd. $20 for members with raaetVatlona; S26 .. the door. $25 for potential members. (949) 72!M400. AUQUITIO ,. ... , ...... Clodl ....... wtl begll\ ..... '*'of the N9t upon 0...... Aieort Movtaa on the ...... ..-: hflmwtll be .,_,on 1 giant.,,.., ahulted onh.nct.OU.. .. ........... '° brlr'8 bMd1 CNlra ......... , .... Oflhe ..................... 1131 .... .,.., ... .,.(Ml) 1IMUftl. .... a ................ ................. °' .. Newport Ou,,.. A.ot1 Mcwiet on the Beach Mriee. The fllm will be shown on a giant ecreen situated on the und. Guesia .. encouraged to bring beed'I chelr• end take advantage of the campfhw. The resort I• at 1131 Beet Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) 729-0UNE. ONGOlfG The Newpott Bw:h ~ Club meets at 10 a.m . the third Wedneldey of each month, . except Juty and December, at varied locatlona. The group, a social organization for people who have lived In Newport Beach for fewer than five yeara, meet.a for events, activities and field trips. (949) 646-9922. n..,... of the Nw.iport Bead'I Public Library..-book donatJons to raite fund• for the library aystem. Boob may be left at any 9f the three branch llbrariela, Including, Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They may also be left In the apeclal book closet next to the Friends Bookstore at 1000 Avocado Ave. All hardcover and paperbadc boob are acceptable, with the exception of law boob and magazines. Donations are tax·deductlble. Call to arTange to have books pidced up. (949) 759-9667. The Thundey Morning Women's Club, a 4()..year-<;>ld friendship club, Is seeking new members. The club, which include golf, bridge, walker and gourTnet sections, meets at 11 a.m. on the second Thursday of f1Very month at the Radisson Hotel in Newport Beadl. The luncheon is $23 and includes entertainment. The hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. (714) 842·5863. The Newport Beech W.lking Club meets at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and at 7 p.m. Sunday. Walkers should meet at the intersection of Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Free. (949) 650-1332. The AIMrican Legion wHI "'"'et 7 p.m. the third Tuesday of f1Very month. The meetings, which deal with veteran issues and community service, will be held at the Costa Mesa Air National Guard. The national guard is at 2651 Newport Blvd. Free. Mary Holler, (714) 546-2777; Bill Mimiaga, (949) 650-0894. Interfaith couples with one Jewish partner are invited to participate in an interfaith couples discussion group hosted by the Jewish Family Service of Orange County. The group ls geared toward those couples looking to make Judaism and the Jewish community part of their relationship. The group meets In the evenings in the agency's office at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa M esa. Preregistration is required. (714) 4454950. Nightty meetings are ofhN9d In Costa Mesa and Newport Beach for anyone who wants to overcome nicotine addiction. Schedule or (714) n4-9106 or (800) 642-0666. Th• Newport Sporta Muaeum, a nonprofit organization, operates a free museum at 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The museum, which ha• one of the worfd's largest collections of sports memorabilia, la open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m . on Saturday. (949) 721·9333 or www.newportsports· mu56Um.org. The Estancia High School Plirent Teac::tier Student Assn. ho1t1 a monthly paper drive every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon In the school's northwest parking lot. on the comer of Es1ancia North and Placentia. Newspapers that are bound, loose or bagged are accepted; however. cardboard, bound material such aa phone books or thl<* magazines are not. Bina are available for drop off every day of the month for people who prefer to go at other tlmea. All fund• ralaed go to the ... ociation. Free. The school la et 2323 P1aoentia Ave., Costa M .... (948) 515-6500. 0..-...... Cantllf Gian. dally telephone contect program for seniors who have a llmhed local auppor1 ayatem. They •lao offer ongoing computer d ..... that teed'I the bealca of Word, Quldcan, Print Shop end Internet Ulag9. (949) 8'4--3244. The C09te ..... Colllmul .... Toaatmesters Oub mMtl from noon to 1 p.m. w.dneadeVtet the Oninge County Dlpenment of Education, 200 IC.tllmut ~. eo.t. Meu. MMtlngl.,. OI*' to enyone who wenta to 1mptOve hit or her pubffc tpMktng lkltte. (714).......-nl3 • ~. ~ 21, 2002 A7 AROUND TOWN BEST BET A M.IPPOfttrOe'P .... ......, _. frlende of cancer~ n...a from 8:30 to 8 p.m. on the four1tl Tuesday of Nc:h month at the Hoeg C.ncer Center. The c:entet la et One Hoag Drive, BuHdlno 41, Newport Beecn. Free. (948) 722-6237. A bteMt cancer support lfOUP meeta from noon to 2 p.m. Tuetd.r(S at the Hoag Cancer Canter, 4000 W. Coaat Highwey, Newport Beac::tt. Fnte. (9491 722-6237. Th• Oatis Senlot' c.nw offw'I • Braille clasa to help with sight loss from 10 a.m . lo noon Thursdays In Room 4 at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. (949) 644-3244. A frM cancer eupport group meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m . the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 722-6237. The .J9wlsh Senior Center offers card games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every third Tuesday. A kosher lunch ia offered at noon tor $3 per person. (714) 513--5641. The Harbor Heritage Run and fitness Fair will return to Newport Beach on Oct. 5. The 16-year event, hosted by Newport Harbor High School, will include a 5K feature race, a 2K run/walk and a Kid's Klassic race. Registration will begin at 6:30 a.m., followed by races starting at 8, 8:30, 9:15 and 9:30 a.rn. The school is on 16th Street, between Dover Drive and Irvine Avenue. Free. (949) 515-6611 or www.kathytoperevents.com,lhhr. The Newport S.ach Psychological Assn. offers a coed support group at 7 p.m . Thursdays at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, Newport Beach. (949) 722-4588. The Jewtah Family Service of Orange County holds group meetings for younger women to discuss issues relating to llfe passages and changes, body Images, family, relationahlps, communication, intimacy and sexuality, anxiety, and loneliness. The group meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at the agency office. The office ia at 250 E.' Baker St., Suite G. Costa Mesa. Preregistration is required. Marcy Middler, (714) 445-4950, Ext. 114. M ... Measengen Toastmest.ra Club 691 in Costa Mesa meets at 7 p.m . Tuesdays at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. (714) 540-4446. Blue Aame Toestmest.ra Club 2717 meets at 7 a.m. Wednesdays at the Village Farmer. South Coast Plaza Village, 1651 Sunflower Ave., Costa M esa. The meeting is free for first·time visitors. (949) 855-4308. Toastmalten Club 231 maeta at 7 a.m. Mondays at the Irvine Co., 1800S Newport Center, Newport Beach. (949) 733·2209. The Coat.a Mna Chember of Commerce will host Its weekly Networkers Luncheon on Wednesdays from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m . at the Costa M esa Country Club. Visitors are welcomed . The club is at 1701 Golf Course Drive. $13. (714) 885-9090. Harbortit.e Toestmeatars ctub meets at 7 a.m . Wednesdays at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. (949) 293-4630. Udo Isle To11tmeatara mHtl from 6:30 to 8 p.m. M ondays at Fletcher Jones Motorcars at 3300 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach.(714)964-5314. The 0..11 Senior Centet-of'f9ra transport to take members to appointments and g rocery shopping. The shuttle takes members to the center. Cell to make an appointment. (949) 644-3244. lbtoring la .wii.ble for peopte Interested in reading English but who could use the help. Hourly rates and times are negotiable. (949) 851-1739. Oula Senior Center off9ra visual aid acreenlnga with a Braille lnatltute representative by appointment. (949) 644-3244. &Mntlal Weight Management offers Interactive end proactive weight loss groups. Learn behavior modification and other tedlnlques to control your weight. The coat Is $20. Groups meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays at 389 San Miguel Drive, Suit. 350, Newport Beech. (949) 718-98'8. The Hope Institute. • ....., tor ntOOYerV and family educetion, ottar. •woman'• support group from 1;30 to 8 p.m. Tueedaya et 2900 Bristol St., C-208. Cotta Meu. (714) 432-0020. o.la ...... C......heaa \'Jlllldng poup Cl9lled W.ltere Not Roe* .. that mMla once a week to~ ecenlcW91b In end eround tN N.wpott ._,, .,., C•> IMWMit. Wl•Mlltl-IR1WiiMl1t .... e ................... _... .... •••nhma11• *11pa.Mnl11l11 AliMlrm•• _._. ... ,. ...... ........lllfc .... ,..ln ..... 3 at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. (949) 644-3244. The Hoeg Cance.r Canter ott.rs e free yoga class from 10:45 to 11 :45 a.m . Tuesday at 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 722-6237. Body Design end Untted Studios of Self-Defense offers kidc·bo>eing classes from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1000 W. Coast Highway, Suite C, Newport Beach. $8 per class. (949) 722-0526. The Alzheimer'• Aasn. end Grief Support Group of N ewport Villa WestNilla Rosa co-sponsors a free support group meeting for caregivers at 7 p.m. the fourth Thursday of each month through October at Newport Villa West Assisted Living, 393 Hospital Road, Newport Beach. (949) . 631·3555. The Alzheimer'• Aasn. end Mna TerTace, a residential community for i>eople with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia, offers a tree support group for caregivers at 6:30 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month Qt Mesa TerTace, 350 W. Bay St., Costa M esa. (714) 283-1111. Rebeca Lewi• leads en 1nimal bereavement group that specializes in the needs of people who have sidc or dying pets. It meets at 3 p.m. Tuesdays at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, Newport Beach. The cost is a donation to an animal charity of the attendee's choice. Call to make a reservation. (949) 721·5750. Ouia Senior Canter conducts blood pressure screenings from 9 to 11 a.m. the first and third Tuesday of eac::ti month in Room 3 at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. 949) 644-3244. The Newport S.ech Psychological Assn. offers a body image and moderate eating support group at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, Newport Beach. (949) 721·5750. A aupport group for those with brain tumors meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m . the first and third Thursdays of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. A breast cancer support group for young women meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. every third Tuesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center. The center is at One Hoag Drive, Building 41 , Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722~237. An evening bre1st cencer support group meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center. The center is at One Hoag Drive, Building 41 , Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. The Heeling Connection offers e coed relationship group at 7 p.m . Wednesdays at 4425 Jamboree Road, Suite 18Q..A, Newport Beach. (949) 261..S003. The Consumer Business Network meets at 7 a.m. Fridays in the mezzanine at Newport Gateway, 19800 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Reservations: (714) 5504785. A free lecture about divorce mediatJon, an alternative to the traditional ~ttomey divorce, ls offered the third Thursday of each mont!"I with attorney Alicia D. Taylor l'nd psychologist Lee H. Solow. Space is limited and reseNations are required. (949) 955-2575. Revise your lifetime documents regarding Advance Health Care Directives at the Oasis Senior Center for $3 each. Call to make an appointment. 1949) 644-3244. The N1tionel Dyalexia Research Foundation sponsors weekly adult attention deficit disorder support groups at its office. 833 Dover Drive, Suite 27, Newport Beach. $5 per session. (949) 642-7303. •\@mnmJJA1uJJ y FLORAL & GfFTS PALMS & FICUS TREES 75% OFF 20-50% OFF Selected Regular Merchandise 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa, Mon .. fn 10:00am..():00pm, Sat & Sun 10.00am-5.00pm Phone(949)764-1746 At Uni1111's1ty Synagogue we are continually creating prognims and actMties to meet the needs of our community. Below.,.. Just a few of the many things we do to meke ·us• FAMILY FRIENDLY! • Family ServtcH on the first Friday of each month. Tot Shabbat at 5:30pm, Family Shabbat dinners at 6pm and F1mlly Mnlloes for all ages at 7pm • Creative Ctuldcat'9 at Friday night MNlces and High Holldeya. Not just baby sittlng, but a quality program to help your children learn and have tun. • "Shllbbet Alfw• .. a unique musical Ml'VIOe with a combo of mullClllnS for the entire family • R11c, lc:hool • awatd W1Mlng educatonl teechlng In a creatille, lnnovetMI atmosphere • Our la eodv9ly lnvot'9d In our .:hoot -from eg9118 months to 18 years • Adult EducMlon that'I intelligent and relevant • lpac:W ounech to Intermarried couples and ainglee. From ~to IChool, from the Rabbi to nttW and old memt>era, 9V9tYOfl9 IS made to feel wek:ofTle and part ot our community. Come exP8rienoe the wamrth of our community and ... why RaconstNctlonlsm Is the fastest growing movement In American Judelem and Why Unlvinl1y Synagogue Is the fastest growing synagogue In Onlnge CountYI ,....._ ....... d, 8:00 p.m. ......i . ..,. ..... R8bb1 Rechlla and Or Norma ~ Oust beet< from laraell wi. apee1c anc1 1wt e ~ on larael'a .,._,. end future PfQIPeCtl for peeoe. 1U 111st• ........ D, ?slO p.119. •• .... , ....... 1111111 ...... we ... -.. _. """'*• 9'n1111 • ........... ........-wll ... pl9C» In • mamt."a home. Cel the ofl'loa (948.653.3535) for locllltof'I and Chctior-. ...__, .............. .. 1 1a1 -... .--.. nt 11· Ribb! Rectllla pr..,ns 1111 ct101• anc1 .._.•~on ..,.,.. .... that··~..,....~- We ......... ., .. ._...,, eg Pmlllin, ......... ... .......... ...., ........ )OJN US l'OalllGll llOUDAJ'~AND nat' SHAii/MT °"'!!!EUJIA..nrs 800N .. OUR NIW IUIJJNI QUOTE OF ntE DAY "It's j1Ut a matter of getting that team chemutry." -K.-. ....... , OCC assist.wt coach M WeO'lesday, ALcust 21, 2002 CROSS COUNTRY PREVIEW THE ANTEATERS UQWOMEN Amanda Annstrong, Sr. Tessa Cendejas, Sr. Wendy Chan, Sr. Janelle Del Soldato, So. Cindy Aerros, Fr. Melinda Fuller, Jr. Heather Hansen, Fr. Trisha Harris, Jr. Veronica Herrera, Sr. Jenna Keith, Jr. Jenny Liou, So. Julie Manson, Jr. Uaa Maasoth, Sr. Ashley Patteson, Fr. Karin Ragudo, Jr. Kim Ramirez, Jr. Holly Root, Fr.· Pam Smith, Jr. Kelli Vanderburg, So. Kaleena Yee, So. Coac:ti: Vince O'Boyle OOMEN Richard Barnes, Fr. Travis Bruton, Jr. Jules Castano, Sr. Tim Drobnl<*. Fr. Andrew Garratt, So. Brian Harrison, Sr. Chris Howard, Fr. Aaron Jacobsen, Jr. John Kluve, Fr. Brandon Lucero, Fr. Jonathan Mendoza, Fr. Travis Moriaoli, Sr. Paul Park, Fr. Mike Rentz. Fr. Chartea Rollins, Fr. David Santos, So. Don Sebastian, Fr. Andrew Tran, Fr. Silvestre Uribe, Fr. Rudolph Vasquez, Fr. Thomas Whelan, Fr. Jabiz Zoffaghari, Fr. Coac:ti: Vince O'Boyle UCI wolllen eye crown Patience will be of the essence for the Anteaters' men, while women are primed for Big West title. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot CRAWFORD HAU -UC Irvine cross country coach Vince O'Boyle won't have to say anything to bis women's team, while he and the Anteaters are ln Mam- moth this weelc. The UO women's cross country team is aware of the challenge See UCI, Pqe A9 ...,_ Ea.r Rocet' Cartson • (949) 574-4223 • ...,_Fa: (949) 650-0170 EYEOPENER ·Dlily~· ....... " .... ·c...... ......... COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN'S WATER POLO PREVIEW SEAN HUER I DAl..Y Pl.OT OCC's Heather Deyden blocks a shot in a match from last season. An AIAmerican goalie with 179 saves as a freshman. she's the heart of the defense. Target's bull's-eye Pirates are a marked team after last year's state championship run despite many new faces. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast CoUege women's water polo team will be sure to face several ch.allenges this season. The biggest challenge for OCC will be to repeat last year's amazing feats. The Pirates won the school's first women's water polo state championship and finished 35-0 again.st community college teams last year. The season will be even more chal- lenging because the Pirates, the de- fending Orange Empire Conference champions, return just four players from last season. The four, who will be starters. are Heather Deyden, Shari Meyer. Erica Nicholson and Ni- chole Sonnenfeld. Deyden, a product of Newport Harbor tngh. earned AD-Orange Em- pire Conference and AD-American laurels as the goalie and defensive leader of the Pirates. Deyden re- corded 179 saves. Nicholson and Sonnenfeld also provided key contributions to the Pi- rates' championship run. Each scored 58 goals. while Nicholson amassed 60 steals and Sonnenfeld finished with 37 steals. Meyer. a left-hander, scored 18 goals and had I 0 steals. Four players who contributed greatly last year have moved on. Devon Wright and Nei.sba Hoagland will play for Loyola Marymount, while Ouisdne McDonaJd and na Montalvo will be at UC Irvine. In addition, the Pirates will be without longtime coach Don Watson. who will be on sabbatical Former as- sistant coach Mike Giles, who has al- ways taken care of the recruiting of OCC players, will be the head coach for the Pirates. .. I'm confident we can make it to (the state tournament)," Giles said. .. If we play well like the way we can. we can make the final four. We are a freshnwl-loaded team. We do have those key sophomores." Among the freshman expected to make an Immediate impact are Am- ber Braly, from Newport Harbor High, and Sara Nat.aliw, from Irvine. Both should bring speed to OCCs attack. and have the versatility to play In various positions. Nat.aliw, a fa.st swimmer, will mostly play at two me- ters. Freshmen Courtney Robertson. Sah&h Mitchell, Shannon Kline. Alison Kane and Everyn DeTomaso will also provide stability for the defending state champions. Freshman Alexa Miller, who helped lead Corona del Mar tligb to its first CJF Southern Section Division IV champion.ship, along with Mitcbell, who bas speed to be the Pirates' sprinter. plan to con- tribute for the Pirates. The freshmen's maturation will be key for Coast. as every team will be playing at a higher Intensity level against the defending state cham- pion, Giles said. Aside from OCC See occ, , ... A9 JC MEN'S SOCCER PREVIEW THE PIRATES Amber Braly, Fr. Everyn OeTomaso, Fr. Heather Deyden, So. Kim Doll, Fr. Julie Hinz, Fr. Katherine Judd, Fr. Alison Kane, Fr. Shannon Kline, Fr. Megan Lentz. Fr. Shari Meyer, So. Alexa Miller, Fr. Sarah Mitchell, Fr. Seta NetaHzo, Fr. Erica Nlchol.on, Fr. Courtney Robeftlon. Fr. Nicole Sonnenfeld, So . Beth Strauu, Fr. Nicole Stuiber, Fr. Coac:ti: Mike Giies Pirates focused to live up to expectations ace has the talent, but can it find the right chemistry that could put the Bucs over the top? StneVtr1•n o•Pik>t CX>STA MFSA -In the fall of2001, the <>ran&e Cout C.OUege men's soccer team found out that lt can't sneak up on any- one. And. 11 the Pirates enter the 2002 MMOO. they are aware they have built a eolid reputadon that must live up to. 1bll repatton bu been the reuon OCX: bll b8d b'8fl npectationa foe its rmn'a 10CCS Imm the put two yeua. ,,. ..... the Pinta feature bel- uce and depCb. They don't aped to bM ICDdnl piableml .. they did 1llt ~ lftd tb9J !me jUlt u stronc of a d1f me. •0ur ,._.... bll been re-eltab- llllMld •one al lbl top COIDDl\D1lty col- .. ... llOUlld." ocx: Qlda-= = ....... ,..whole lot of -.... ID 1111 _.,,,,,., IOCa!r ............ ............ ID ..... • ants, brothers Kevin and Jason Smith. Jason Smith, a wlunteer aulstant, played for the Pirates' 1991 atate c:bam- plonship team. "There's no way this program would be this succeulul without Kevin and Ja- son.• Hayes said. Kevin and Juon Smith have been In- strumental In pme prepuadon and. re- cently, player-cut dedliona. "The tryouU were lncredlbly oom- petidve," Hayes Mid. •n.e 10 "M cut, all of them would have r1Ulde the team three years ago and IDOlt of them would have atarted. 1be eecond -of c:uta 'M made, thole~ would !MM ma tbe team Jut yea Now that the ocx: ~ ii -~ Smith la amiotll to .. ttil reluha. "We ........ awry poltdola," Mid Kevin Smltb, a UC lntne product. "We can be vsy llrOal d f ~ we should be Jull • lll'Oal ~nu. ii the ....... l'w _. llnat IW been hllw. 11'1 jull a .-.. al ...... that lellll clWimllajt I kMt die.....,. ... ,... ....... ~ ....... .., F Into IM-wllb 111111...,.. • Sopbomcn • Met•---• the te.n CIJ? I 8 ,,. A'-0-nlP .... phe CoiAw.. II....., ID • take the Pirates to the next level HJs defeole helped provide a winning re- oord (11-9-3, 8-4-2 ln the OEC) and an appearance In the Southern Calilom.ia Regional Playoff& Santa Ana. the OEC powerboule, de- feated the Pin.tel lut year In the re- glooall with a 3-0 victor)( 1be Dom al9o eent OC.C home with a Joll ln 2000, when the Pirates flnllhed wttb an 18+4 record, a huge lmprowment from 1999, when OCX: MJDt 3-14-4. Thia year, jult u any other year. S.Ola Ana .II the team to beat. Howewlr, the Plratel beUeYe they haw the team that can deftnitely contend. "We aped to haw a atrong team,• Hayes llJd. "WI could be jUlt .. atnmg 11 (the 2000 team). But )'O'l never know .... twD c:hemllby." 'lboultt the Piralee hms JUlt lour eopbomor9I on tbllr 23-playw l'Olter, le¥ln Smith llid ........ plenty of tal- IDt. McMulut, Dmte Zena and Slan °'8 l'ltllrn from Jut year, and eopho--• THE PIRATES more Ailran Sllmen, who w on tbe who ii tram C>reFft. 2IOOO -. .. a.ck ... llllpnMns .. Al-Olk: llll..-n ...... ....,. ..... ctr --MDGlll tbe .......... wlio ................ ... 1111. ti ' 1b1 a, ...,_ IDdudl -. .. na& .-. • .. II 11111- ..., DUk wllo II e.n M --........ Iii -......... .-a .. I, a tam lnlM. llid Dllilk....... .-...... ._ ... ,_.. w. Ila . ' I • ... 1 ,. SPORTS W1d11elday. Auaust 21, 2002 M TENNIS COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL 'Eaters add another to roster Australian Nie Campbell will bring his 6·foot-6 presence to UCl's attack. BRE.N EVENTS CBN· TER-Nie Campbell, a &-6 forward, has signed an Athletic Grant-ln- League CSP.A.BL). He is averaging ' 17 points and 4.S rebounds per game for AIS, which placed first In the Crom the field. Including 40 percent from three-point range, in 24 games. CempbeU, who la second on the team with 82 asalat.s. Is shooting 75 percent from tbe free-throw line. Parada. who led UO in re- bounding at 7.0 boards per game, was named to second- team All-Big West, while Har- ris was selected honorable mention after averaging 6.8 rebounds. Aid with the UC Irvine men's basketball p"'- gram and will be a freshman at UO beginning this fall quart.er. regular season stand· Ing:; with an 18·6 re-tort\ In the F.ast C.Onfenmce of theSEABL P!ayoffJ begin this weekend in the Sl!ABL. which Is a mem- ~ of the Australian Basket- ball Asaodadon. Four starters return for the Anteaters, including junior center Adam Parada and sen- ior forward Jordan Harris, who eactl averaged 12.4 points per game last season. Other returning starters for UCl are junior forward Stanis- lav Zuzak (8.2 ppg, 3.8 rpg) and senJor guard Mike Hood (8.2 ppg, 2.6 apg). STEVE Mc;CRANK I DAILY PILOT Hank Lloyd will host the Diadora Pro Championships Sept 16. Campbell is currently play- ing for the Australian Institute of Spon CAIS) In the South F.a.st Au8tralJan Basketball Campbell scored 28 points In a 106-92 win over Frankston in the regular-season finale. He ls shooting 43 percent Pat Douglass. entering hJs sixth season as UCl's head coach, bas led the Anteaters lo 60 victories O'.(er the past three seasons. USTA pro circuit stop schedUled for Sept. 16 UCI Continued from N3 ahead and the Anteaters have been on this road before. The UO men's team, on the other hand, will need more di- rection this season and some pa- tience, as it might take some time to grow. Runners from both teams are getting to blow each other in Mammoth. where the Anteaters lake their annual one-week pre- season trip. They left today for the trip. ·1 like for us 10 go and get away from everything.· said O'Boyle, who is in his 21st sea- son with the Anteaters. O'Boyle has been named Big West C.On- ference Coach of the Year 18 times in men's and women''> cross counay and once in women's back and field. O'Boyle's women's teams at UCI have finished in the conference's top two spots 18 of his 20 sea- sons. while the men's program has accomplished the same feat 11 times during his tenure. ·vou get lo know them during the six hours on the ride up." O'Boyle said of the Mammoth trip. •And, they get to know each other throughout the week." The UCI women's cross coun- ay team seems to be already fa- miliar with one another. The Anteaters return 16 runners this season, and will feature 6ve sen- iors, including T~ Cendejas. who finished eighth in the Big West Olampionships last year. Irvine finished second in the conference meet, as host Cal Poly San Luis Obispo won the Li- tle. The runner-up finish has been the Anteaters' motivation throughout the off-season, O'Boyle said. The results have provided Irvine with a great amount of depth and high ex- pectations. ·rm not putting a lot of pres- sure on them,• O'Boyle said of his women's team. ·niey lcnow what they have to do. They've been together for a long time now. They have developed over a period of time. It's hard tcr loolc at the roster and see that there are seniors. They have a shot at the NCAA championship. if every- thing falls into place for them. You need a little luck, too, for that to happen.· During the early part of the upcoming season, the Anteaters will rely on their strong core of returners. Junior Julie Manson, who had the highest finish for Ir· vine in the Blg West Ownpion- ships {seventh), won the 10,000- meters di.le in the Big West dur- ing the back and field Sea.son in the spring. Her rapid improve- ment may lead her to be Irvine's No. 1 runner. Manson also fin. lsbed second in the SK in the Big West last spring. Amanda Armsuong. a senior, is also ln great shape and will contend for the No. I spot, along with Cendejas and Manson. On the men's side for Irvine, O'Boyle wants his runners to be patient Thls Is the first year the traclc and field and cross country program has had more scholar- ship money and this will be Year l , so to speak. In UCI's rebuilding plan. J lowever, with the senior leadership on the squad, O'Boyle said the Anteaters might surprise some teams in the Big West. Seniors Jules Castano and Tra- vis Morisoli are two of four sen- iors who are expected to lead a young group that includes 15 freshmen, including prep stand- out Tom Whelan from East Valley High of Redlands. The Anteaters open their sea- son Sept. 7 with the UC Irvine Invitational. 2640 Legal Notices 2640 Legal NatiCll 2l40 Ltgal Notica s......... IS( 122GO' Ali t ttfhtf *>11CIOf~TO The followln1 petson~ are do1n1 business n Safe Guerd fenc1n1 Co . 240 16th Pl 13. Co•I• ~sa. CA 92627 The l11llow1n1 pet son> •re do•n& busmns o . Atr Connection 1«71 Pinewood Rd . fusion. CA 91780 fidtlills........ Al 3 na ESTATI Of: The lollowln1 person BAlltOIO'lllYWYm has abandoned the 11se • 11 aa. t. IT- ot the f1ctrlious Bus•· - - neu Name Ents1de CASlllO.A2147SI 1chon'i w1tllout obtain Ina court •PPIOUI Before t1k1n& cert1ln very important actions. however, th• p!lfsonal rt1><euntatlve win be reQutrtd to ltYa nohc• lo mteresled persons unleu they heve waoved noltce Cl!M-lene llKIOt•• r,.. Lett. 248 16111 Pl . I J Cost• Mesa, CA 91627 This bu11n•• •~ con ducted by •n 1ndtv•du•I Have you started do1n1 businus yet' Yu 09/06/00 Charlene Voctor1a [ n1eH Tiits sl•l•menl WH • ltled wtlll the County Cl«k of Onn1• County O'll9~/l&t9P Stwe I 0-oh. 1"-461 PtnewO<HI Rd T ushn CA 92780 fhts busmen 11 'on ducted by dn ind1v1dual Hawe you started do•na business yet' No Steve r BMK.11 lll1s sl•temenl was hied with the Cuunty Clerlo. of Oran&" County on 08/1210:> 2002HIS2:U D•1ly P1tot Aue 14. 11 . 18, Sept 4. :>00? W/91 Del.calesMm, 1720 S.nt• Ana Ave. •B. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 The F tCIJllOUS Bus.ness name rfrlerred to above was filed on Oran&• County on J -l0-01. Flt£ NO 20016860002 Tllomn H. Donatelli. 619 Promontory Dr. West. Newj)O(I Buell, CA92660 Kent Ale under, 246 Rochester IC , Costa Men. CA 92627 This business 1s con ducted by. " aeneral partnership I om Oon1tellt r111s statement wn flied with the County Clerk ol Oranae County on 08/09/02 20026tU04t Daily Pilot Au1 14, 21, 28. Sept. 4 2002 W798 Place your ad today I UM9) N2-G678 To ell lle1rs benelt c•N .. 1, cred1tou, con 1tn11ent cred1tou. and 1>«son1 who m•y oth erwtH be 1nlcruled on 11141 will or estate, or both. of ELAINE OOR OTHY NYGREN •ka (I AIN( D NYCR£N A PETITION FOR PRO BAT£ has been tiled by NONA L FENLEY on Ille Super kif Cour I of C•h l0<m•. County of OR ANG( IHl POil iON I OR PROBATt requests that NONA L FENLEY be •ppo1nted as personal representative lo ad minister Ille e~t•ta nf th• decedent THC PrTITION requests ~ulhortly to adm1n1ster the estate under the Independent Admln11 trahon of Esl•les Act (Th11 Authot1ly will •llow the person•! repreHn t•llve to lake many or consented to the propotAd ectoon ) The Independent adm1ntstra- lion aulllOflty w1fl be ar •nled unless •n 1n teruted Pf"''On Illes •n objection to llle petition •nd shows eooct cause why Ille coU<I should not 1•ant the authority. A HEARINC on the pttllion will be held on StPTIMBER 12. 2002 al I 30 p m tn Dept L 73 localed al 341 The Coty Drive South, 01enae. CA 92868 IF \IOU OBJECT to th• er•ntona ol the pet11ton. you should appear et the hearma 'nd $late your obtec· !tons or file wr 1tlen objectoons with Ille court befott Ille llurlna. Your •PPt11ranc• may be In person 01 by your attorney If YOU AAl A CREDI· TOR or conllneenl er editor of 11141 deceased, you must Ille your claim wtlh Ille COlll l •nd mail• copy to Ill• pefSOnal repretAnlattve appointed by Ille cout t within four months from the date of the ltrst IS'iu•nct of let111s as provided In Prob•t• Code section 9100 Ille time for ttl1n1 claims w;U not up"• bef0tt four months from Ille llHr1n1 dat• noltc:ed above. YOO MAY EXAMINt the ltle llepl by the court If you art • person 1n 19fHted tn Ille est.It, you mey lite with th• cou1t • Request for ScitcMlf Nolie• V0<m DE I S4) ol the flltnl of •n Inventory •nd appreinl of estate asseu or of eny petition or account n provided In Probate Code sec lion 1250. A RequHl for Spec:fal Notice form Is •vallablt from the cou~t clerk. AffwMY t. ,....._,. ,_. A. Sct.f 11 .... 1.,..sa1uM40 s .......... l lfe4 s......_.aa-..., occ Continued from N3 Long Beach City is "phenom- enally loaded," Giles said of the team coached by former OCC Coach Ouis Oeding. the C.Orona del Mar High product and for- mer Olympian. OOSTA MESA-A $10,000 US- TA Professional Circuit event, the Diadora Pro Olampionships, will take place at the C.Osta Mesa Tennis Center Sept 16-22. A •Putureti• level professional men's tournament. it is part of the U.S. Tennis Association's plan to create more opportu- njties for American professional hopefuls. Each participant in the Main Draw of the event will receive at least one ATP (.Association of Tennis Professionals) point toward an international ranldng. seating. There are several events tied to the toumamen1. including a La- dies League Doubles Extrava- ganza on Sept. 11. Women may sign up with our without a partner and a $5 dona- tion to the Orange County Com - munity Tennis Association will be taken at the site. On Sept. 15, from noon-2 p.m .. the Vollcl Demo Day is free to the public and offers games and pri7.e:>. A pro-am is set for Sept 16 from 4-6 p.m. Also planned: "Long Beach City Is going to be a great team," Giles said. •If nobody knows now. they will blow soon. They can win both men and women (titles in the Orange Empire Conference)". Golden West will also be strong. real strong. They will be m the running. Sierra and Merced will most llkely be the powers up north." Merced nearly pulled off the upset over the Pirates last year in the state semifinals. But OCC heJd off the ngers with a 5-4 vic- tory. after the Pirates 3-1 half- time deficit. Those winning the event will soon be eUgible for the "Olal- lenger" level events which had prize monies over $50,000 and are just one step away from the U.S. Open. Tournament Director Hank Uoyd will host the event, as well as a similar event in November. • A four-hour ladies doubles tournament chnic on Sept ll, starting al 8:30 a.m.. featuring pro Phil Dent. Syd Ball, Tun Paw- saL, Debbie Graham. Elliott Telscher and Lloyd. The Pirates will start their season with Cypress Touma· ment, Sept 6· 7. This ~ason. OCC will not play against NCAA Division I teams. Last year, the Pirates lost in a tight game, 8-6. to UC Irvine, for their only loss of the season. "Although more than 50% of the draw will be intemalional players. this tournament will aJ· low our guys (Americans) to gel a shot where they have the 'home court advantage.' " • A cwo-hour. free clinic in conjuction with the men's cham- pionship. starting at noon on Sept. 11, featuring tour players and the Costa Mesa TC staff. • A pro-am doubles event for locab to get the opportunity to play with the touring pros for the afternoon, starting at 4:30 p.rn. Sept. 16. 1bere are 33 men's "Futures" events in the United States, and about 350 worldwide. Lloyd is encouraging the com- mun.lly to support local players. Admisi.ion is free with ample For more information. contact the Costa Mesa rennis Center at (714) 557~0211. 2640 legal Notices 2640 legal Notica 146637JIO1335 The public Is 1nv1ted to attend Terms are cash only Owners rese•ves the ro&ht to bid A eeneral descroplton of Ille PfOper ty be1111 sold, alone with llli! 1d6ntrty of the occupant renttn& the ~ce are as f·o11ows· SPACC HO • OCCUPANT PAOPfRTY 0£SCAIP TIOH A 320. Quay Phipps, boxes. miuowave, cab!<! boxn. twe A-332. Alo S Munll. slulted antm11ls. clothes. radro B 215, Enc Zimmerm1n. T.11., refnaeralor, couch bed, dresser C·002. l•r Wiikerson, tool cabinets bike, 111ck floor. couch refri&eratron e•uaes. sllale board, mattress C·2S6. Suzanne Silva. fool locker. head board. ladder , lamp, clothes 0 ·260, M1auel Gaytan. tire, refri1erato1, table bo1es.coucll 0 308, Michael Stevens, speakets. car stand, file ub1net Publt'ihed Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Di11ly Ptlot Auaust 21. 28. 2002 W817 SWIBll COUii Of C.uomA, COlll'll Of OIAIM J41 Tll OTT DIWl P.O.IOX H170,0IAIM. Clt2t 1~ IS71, o.f PmTIOIOf .... ~ ,..,.. Helen Ermine Douellln. 12151 D•le Ave . Slllll ton, CA 90680 Debra Helen O&orelo. '1603 \lisle Ornada ~:668orl Beach, CA Tins busmen '" con ducted br • ll"neul parlnersll1p ll•ve you \l•r ted dolne bUSIM!H yet' No Debra ttelen oaorek Thl'i sl•lement wn ftled with Ille Counly Clerlo. of Oran&f" County on 07/26/0? 20026'1140 Daily Pilot My JI Aull 7. 14. 21 2002 W779 The following person• ue doina bu,.neu n •) Lo$ Al•m1los Dental Care. b) l OS Al&mllO\ Dentel Croup. c) lo~ Alamitos Dentist, d) l os Al•m1los Dental, 3551 Fat quh~r Ave., I 102. Los Al•m1tos. CA 90720 C•ry D Prins, 505 Marguerote Ave . Coron11 del Mar, CA 9262!> John B Walhtce, 610 H Church SI , layton. UT84041 This business " co" dueled by • 11entr al patlnt"lli9 H•v• you s l•t led doon1 bus1nen yeH Yei, 1993 Cary D P11ns This s tatement was filed with the County Cler1' ol Or1n1e County onoa/09/02 2002HllOS2 D••ly f'1lol Au1 14, 21 , 28. Sept '· 2002 W800 ,..... .... --~ fCll OIAl&I Of llAll C98 TO SllOW CAUSI fOI ,..._Of••-llle follow1n1 ~11ons --Mt doln1 business n CASl~A214a Harbor Mna Oental TO All INTERESTED C•rt, 3105 Harbor Blvd . PERSONS; Costa Mesa, CA 92626 t. Petiboner: MicllHI Randall David llunerl, P I f led DDS. 3032 Java Rd • De.id •I •lrlru ' • Coat• Mua, CA 92626 petition with this court Jeffie• Charlet San• for a decree chan11111 ' names es follows: core, 3692 l<empton Dr ., Los Al1m1to5, CA. 90710 Michael David Pelle1ron1 Th" bualnen Is ton to Mldtael Oavld L•tora 2. THE COURT ORDERS ducted by: a 1ener1I th ' I 1 1 parlnffshlp •I a persons n er· Have you started ested in lhts mallet shell cloln( butlnHt yet7 Yu, •PIM• before this court /fl5 •t the he•rln1 lndlcated 10 below to show cauH 1f Randall 0 llunerl arty. why the petition f0< Thi• statement wu Oft01(lf./02 2400 W Coast Hwy •90. Newport Beach. CA 92663 Gerald Ao•s. 2400 W Coast Hwy 90. Newp0<t Buch CA 92663 Carte Ron. 2400 W Coll!>I Hwy •90 New por I Beath CA 92663 1111' busone\• 1~ con· dueled by husband and wile Have you started do1n1 bu .. nns yet? No Cerald Aon This statement was ffled with Ille County Cieri< of Onne• County on08/09/02 20026'1J079 Daily P1lo1 Au& 14 2 1, 28. Sept 4, 2002 W8'.>6 Rdttim .... ie-s...... lhe follow1n11 persons are doine busmen 1ts Model Mathm1n1 Ser· vice. 1816 Monrovia Ave , Co\h Mesa, CA. 92621 4!n.I lool Tech Cullona Tools. Inc <CA). 1816 Monro••• Ave . Co\la Men . CA 92621 ·~ 1 his business ts con dueled by • corpor&t1on Ha.e you •tarted doint business yet' Yes. 7/1/2002 Tool Tet h Cut11na Tools In' Cynth•• J RedlPrn, President TlltS slalemenl was ftled with the County Clerk of Of1n1e County on 07112/02 20026'09 .. 3 Daily Pilot luly 31, Aua 1 14 111002 W718 Mlm ..... "-*'-' The folloWln& penon5 a1e dolnl buslneu u . A ) SJP1yments, B ) S1Boropp, 575 Anton Blvd Suite JOO. Costa Meu CA9'616 So11oma SOlu lions Ser VICH, Inc (NV), 575 Anton Blvd • Suite 300, Cost• Mesa. CA 92626 lll" b~lnus '' con· ducted by· • COtpoftlton H•V• you alerted doin1 busoneu yet? Yes. S11r.roo2 Sonome Solution• Se• vicn, Inc. O•ve Cor nehus, Ster•· lery flditills llsileu ... s...... The lollowln11 penon'> are dome bus'""'~ n Club Med Sj>a. 359 S•n M111ucl. Suite 110. Newport Beach CA 92660 ~Ann Mia 6J9 Pr om onlo1y Or West. N•w port Beach CA 9<'660 A.le• Maritn 20 fl0t~n hne. Ah'o V1e10 CA 926S6 l hos bu11ne:.s 1>. • un ducted by a 11enet •I partner ship H;ave you slu l"d do1n1 bustn«s yrl1 Yu 1/1107 DeAnn Mt~ Alea Morion 111" !.lalement was ftted w11.h Ille County Clerk ol Oun11e County on 07/26/02 20026'11429 Daily Pilot July 31 l\ue 1,14,212002 W181 AdltMs lllllBMs ltmtS....... The lollow1n1 peri.uns ue doina busmen u ACI · Window Mnters 16892 Hoskins •I. Huntoneton Beach. l.A 92649 Carlos Alberto Btlho Jr 16897 Hosluns •I Hunhn&ton Beach CA 92649 Tht11 business os con due-led by an 1nd1v1dual .... e you started do1n11 business yet' Ye' 2/1/02 Carlos Albetto B1lb10. i.- Thrs statement wn ftled with the County Clerk ol Otan81' Countr on 07126/02 20026'11431 Da1ty Pilot July JI A111 1. 14. 21 2002 W7M legal Notices 2640 RctltiM"'9tn .... ~ The lullow1n1 per i.ons are do•ne busm"u n [ nelr>ll Ink 2075 New port Blvd , Suite 106 C<tst• ~ CA 92621 Jnnn f'el•r John KN lley 1945 W•ll•<t . Cost• Mu• CA92621 This bu\lnen 1s con ducted by •n ondmdual llav• ynu sla1ted doon1 bu"nen yet' No hsnn P<0ter lohn Kor lley TlllS Slllemenl WU tiled with the County Clerk of Oranc• County on 07 '191>2 2002H1 t6lt D•1ly Ptlol IUly l 1 Au& 7 14. 21 7002 W777 E.c:rowNo. 000028MAK MOTlCE TO CREDI· TOAS Of BULK SALE I ISECS. l1CM, 1105 U.C.C.) NOTICE IS HEREBY gt_, IO ~ tori " th• Wlltltn named eetlet ttwt a ti.Ilk Nie ia lboul to be mede ol Ille •uet• ci.cnbed belo¥f The ".me& 8"d CUSlneta llddre-°' the ...... art JIHYVH KIM SSt OOS-I0-7MO 92 Corpofatt P9l1I. 5'lia F lrww CA t200e Thi locfton In Call- tomoe cl "' chrltA eocu-we ofllce " 11'4 ....,. • s.m. .. tDcw'I MlllWdtlyflt .... .. --"""'*' ....,_ end ilddl •• llMCI tl'f ...... wltNn ttv.e ~ bebw "' CIUe IUCll lltt -llflt or dtll¥9l'ld to fie ~ -Hone The .,.,_ 8"d bul#lell 9ddN II R cl "" ~ .. PRISCILLA WONG, 82 Cofpor1llt P-. Sulla f , l!Wle, CA 92908 The ...... ID bl IOld .... del01btCI in gllMf1ll II, ~. .... INlllllOld m. po.en•.... ""'"'"' ..... ~ .....,.. COW9l'tllW not iocun.-n .. toc-.i 1r t2 COl'JIOf* ....... f. tMnt. CA ._,. ""'....,_ -1.-dtl'fb..._ .. ._ ~ .. OOlD£H • ' '. t t7 I 2 aecArtli•r ew .. s ... 110 .,,,.._, CA tt• t t c:ll•nae of name should llltd with the Count, nottiey•nt•d Ctttk of Oranp County NOTIC OF HEARING 2002 .. 1140 Data. SEP 17, 2002 Oellp Piiot Juty 31. Aua lhl• 1talement wu hied with tti. Co11nty Clll 11 of DI a1119 Covnty 1)1107/26/02 2002Hll4M IOWL ,. P'11bll1htd Newport Beach Cb.ta Mesa Oeify Pilot Aucust 15. 2~1.E1 2002 Tllw11e ~ 2..--00 p.rfl Dept 7. 14, 212002 '11782 lhe addfeu of the ~Ollll ~ ..... ts same n noted abov• ~ 3, A cot11 of thti Ofdw ... _ 11111•..alSMI 10 Sllow tausa shall be The followon1 peisons Th• 111frtl etor11• IHIM•illtd at least once .,., ~ ~· H fac:!Mty, ac:cordlll1 to UM each ... k for four DMft lnltlffl'IM9. lllO ptO•hlOM af DMslOft I s11Ctenlw week• prior l6111 St. Apt lll06. of """ eu~eu and to !fie At• .. , IOf' Newport IHcll. CA Prote .. •lon• Code, lleaf"'S on ttle petit!Of\ ~ Clla,ler 10, StCllOft NI tM folloDW"'I ntwt Oevt4 M lltytlurrte. 2l107 (1), lltt.Oy .,... ~ of ..-a1 drcu lllO lfitll St A4>t 1120I. 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OorckNI, ""· Hlllltilllton hacll. CA 14Mflt o.111 ......... Sl. -. ..... ·-· 27» w. cw. .. Or11111 C..ty 1.u.zu• W1tl .... ""' 12, SMtli oa07/ltlm ~ ,.,, ... ,, CA -... iiiiiliiii~l-, .... ,,,., Johll 11111 toll9wN ,..... T1lll ... nut •• IUrtl9r •• .,... .... •: tlW .. .. c.-a, TMI .a.a-1 wes ,,.._.,td hel [..... CWtl lff Or .... c-lJ 92149 Tiiis stet.-'. •• CtrM Mefto lllbeo, filed wltll tlM eo..tr It., IU92 Hoskins 11, Ctefll of OfMP c-tr Hlillti.ctot1 S-:h, CA on OIJOll02 92Mt ......... TIMI bvslt!e$s os COR· Delly Pllllt Alla: 1~1_E, Mt.cf byl In lfldlvidual 21. s.t. 4, 20lf2 ...,, Hllwe you 1tllrted ~bus!~ r•U Yes, -::-.:.:... C.,loa Allllflo 81fbeo, The followlq persons It .,. doiftc bvsinlss 11: This st1t11M11t WIS A.) I VI n hr I . 8 • ) filed with UM County ... Cl«il of Or111 .. County vtc1tionrent1 .... con1, C.) on07/26/0'l snowboardln1.com. 200!HI IOI 16835 Alaonquln Street, Oirily Pilot July 3l, Au&. Ste. 300, Huntlnaton 7, 14, 21 2002 W784 Bt1ch, CA 92649 .1800, Inc. (CA), 16835 fil9tM ... Al&0nquln Street, Ste. ... S...... 1300, Huntln&ton Beech, CA92649 This business b con· d~ted by· 1 corporetlon Hive you started doln, business yetl Yes, July • 2002 JBOO, lflc. Jiff Busche. CEO This 1l1lement WIS fMtd •Ith Ult Coyotx Policy 'a ' • ~:::.. 2132 w. =rte!.': 14, 21, ........ ....... Alfl., 12, s.t1 21. lept. 4, mlZ MU TM ........ ,.,_.. ,,_,CAW10t --.... --~ .... ----•• ........... ea: 11111 bwiMs• .. c.ft· FASttM OODDIACOM. .... Illy: ._.....,Md ... ..... 18711 IHqHt lll., -:... JOI! at..-ted TM ................ . ~ ludl CA ~-----~ ... • .... ...,....... yetf v-.. 8oM ......... -Old Vuwtw Gr-.. IM.1 71!.,... 8r Newport louloerd, l<CA> ...... ~~~ 11~.~1 ™-st!:~t w•• s~1.Newport 8-11. c~·M-•. on -"· tied w1t11 t111 Cowlty CAIJZW.ll ....... It·-'---" c-· Ctn ef °'llfttl County JIM lri..t flytlll, 3U ... :.::: .. b~ :;::_ ... Wl9.i02 8 Via Udo Sou41, New· -.._ y.acor,.,,,_ ~••I ll portlledl,CA9*3 Han you started Thls lluslalss " con• doif!( b_uslness yet1 Yes, O.itr P9'ot Aul 21, 21, ducted by: 1n illdivldual 04/Z2/99 Sapt. 4, 11, 2002 W815 Hllll• you started Vesuvlous Gro119, Inc., ........ cloln1 buslt!e$& yet? No C 1r I• M. B rl s cu so· ... ........___. Jolln Brien Flynn Owsley, President -This st1t1menl wH This statement wes The tollowlnt persons hied wlttl ttle County filed witll the County .,., dolnc bualness 11: Clerk of Or•• County Clerk of Or1nae County S.f• C-d ftc1eltlc Co., on 07/ll/02 on 08/09/0'l 2AO 11th Pl. 13, Costa MO!M19SIO 2002691-.0 Mesa,CA92627 O:ifyf'ffol Au1. 14. 21, Dilly Pilot 1\1.11. 14, 21, Chlrtenl VictMla En· 28~L 4, 2002 W792 28. Sept. 4, 2002 W805 zell. 248 16th Pl., U , ,.._.._ ..._... Cost1Mesa,CA92627 ... ir.t....t.-.... This busJneu Is con· - ... ....... ducted by: lf1 lndlvw...l Thi tollowift& persons Tltt followln& par$0M Hl'fl JCMI st•ted ..-e Miiie bv9ness H : 1r1 dolnc buslMss 11: ~ltSMeu yet? Yes, Ea.it Skle o.tl, 1720 REQRQIUN TBMSCBP· ~ s.ye, Au Ag tJod I TIMI·~ ta CM-_.. i.,: • ...,.,.uo. Hlwrwa._.. ....... ~?No LlllCO IM., ,.._ Ya• ...s.u ... y Tllil .......... • .. Ned •• .. c-ty CWtl .. Or ... C....ty Oft Ol.1llW2 .... , ... . Dolly f'lliot .... 1~:.1!.t a . s.e. 4, 2002 -.......... ........ The followtnc "'sons 11e dolt'C bvslneu 111: OotWiz11da, $09 Mor- suwltl A'fl., Coron• del Mar, CA 92625 l1nls A. C_,...I, $09 llltarsuerltl An .• Cofone de1Mlr,CA92625 This MIMss is eon· ducted bJ; 1n llldi'fldllll HIM y04I ~tarted dolnc b.iness yet? Y 111, 07/01/0'l T tnls A, C.mpbeU This slattmet1t WIS filed with tM County Cltfk of Oflftll County M0Z/2Ml2 How to Place A ... -.. ... ........ ,., ... ................. .............. .,. ...... Jilt:-. at., Coste ...... CA tlU7 ,....,.. •. SMlat, JIJ btMr St • c.t. ...... CAta27 lMe tlWlaeu Is COii• ducted by: 111 lnctivlclu1I Hiiie YCMI allrtld .,.... '""""",.u ...... 1971 ltobwt •• SiMti This •tll-t ... fitecl with tlll C-ty Clerll of Oflflle County Oii 07 /2'1D2 M02 .. 114IO OlllY Pilot July 31, Au&. 7, 14. 212002 W7116 .......... ......... flll4 wttll lM C-ty S.*-• .U LI £• .. ...... Cllrll et Clrllftll COUlltW ,., ... ,. Ave., f......._ ...... ... ... 07/21.W Yeley, CAt21al Deir Hel Alla. 14. 21, .......... Dollllew CYM.efe. ml 21. ....... -W7t1 Delv Piiot Jilly ll, ,,.._ lo hp11111u An .. 7, \•• 21 21102 WTT1 ~t1ln V1ll•y, CA ....... Tilole ~ is CCNI· ........ ducted "'" .. llldMdul Hev• JOI! •titted The folloWilll perlOlts do~bll9illel& yet? No . •• dolft1 ............. as· D asO'Kfff1 Main Mefnt1M11Ce, Z22 stetMMlll wu f11hlo11 LH• 1205, filed wltll the County TustM, CA. 927'0 CWk et Ofence CcMantr Mlefl&Md rt.atty Clllf ~ lncorpor.i.ct, (CA), m 09 ,.,.. fnhlon lent 120~. Tustin, CA. 92780 Ody PNot Aq. 14• 21• This bus1nHs 11 con· :za, Sept 4• 2002 W8lO ducted by: 1 corporetlon ,.._..._ Hive you started ... ~ dolac bu&illlss yetf No -AMllllond R111ty, Robert The follow1111 persons w Boskh. Pres are doiftc 1M1.s11M1s u : This st•t-t WH [to Rest, 3001 Rldhlll fllecl with the Cowlty Ave. 1·207. Cost.I Mesa. Cltrll of Or1n1e C0t.tnty CA 92626 on Ol/12/0'l Doris Glordeno Alvey. IMH9lJll1 357 Grenoble lane, Dilly Piiot ~-14, 21, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 28, Sept. 4, 20Cf2 W812 This billlntu Is con· ducted br; en lndlvidu11 Hnlrouat.ted .... ..... .......... Thef ....... ,._ .. .............. : Ro•. P1,.-SclslOfS, 22211 W1,.W., llalon VllJo, CA t2llt2 lto•lflftl ~ e.n- to•. 22211 W1ysl4t, Mllsioft V1eto> CA mil This._-... ii eon ducted by. ... lndMduol Hl'fl yCMl Sbtted doln& buslnels yet? Yes, A\icUst 1, 1197 Roa-M. Behton TIMe stat-.rt WH filed wtltl ... Collftty Cltrll ef Otlftl\I CcMlnty on 07 /23/02. IOOtM19"1 Dilly Pilot Aue. 21, 28, Sepl4, ll,1002 Th791 s.u~-~ lltC~I ---Deadlines-- Rates and deadlines arc subject to change without notice. 'The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your c lassified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. CLASSIFIEJAD -iii Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm By Fax (949) 631-6594 (Plc:&sc 111Clude your rwnc Ind phone numbrr Incl we'll call you *It with a price quote.) By Phone (949) 642-5678 Hours By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay Stnet Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Ac Newport Blvd. &: Bay Sc. Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... 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'.., ) •••3940 SOOS-5150 MUSICAL INSTRtlDTS HOMESFOA SALE ORANGE 5400 &enls 1310 FINAHCIAlJ PROFESSIONAL SERVl:ES M1sc.111111car Perlonll Loans 2A90 lnllllrnenls COUNTY 3515 Alllo Vlt)D All real estate adver- t1S1n1 1n lh1s newspaper 1s subiect lo the Federal ftor Housm1 Act of 1968 1s amended which makes 11 1lle1a1 lo advertise "any prefer· ence, l1m1tatlon or discrimination based on rece, color. relia1on, sex. hand1up. l•m~111I st•tus or n1l1onal or111n, or an intention lo m•ke any such preference, lomolt- tion or d1scrlmlnat1on.· This newspaper will not knowlnaly accept any advertisement for rul esl•le which is on violation of the l•w Our readers are hereby informed that 111 dwell- inp 1dvert1sed in U\is newspaper .,e •vtilable on an equal opportunity bes is. To compl1in of dis· cnmmetion. can HUD toll· tr .. at 1-800 •2•-8590. N.1 n1ncl•l lint. Borrow when need Mor l&•1e. Business, Personal, Debi Con· sohdalton, Home Im· pronment, Auto Loans, Credit Repair. Quick Approval. 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Crt1t view of t•nllla bnlll IM cltw lltM.s 4lr ua.. ...,, lov KleNir, L141o Pwll ltufty .... n-2100 OCIAHW ..... ................ ..... ......... ~·· IMCll _.., M::.\'f.r"ntr.. ..WSIO RESORT/ VM:A'OON PRUPBCIY FOR SALE ........... ,,....., 5l50 .......... Sllwe 2 septr•I• homes. 2+ m•nlcuod KrlS, P•lms, Flowers, Dr11lnic or- chard. 800sl wrep .,ound decks.S750K www.p1uwel1.com 808-575-7623 NB/Oc••n View rooms. Oceenlront/22nd. pvt rm. unfurn. Ill•• ba, uU. pd, n/smll&, kitch--tte, lndry, 1 block lo Newport Piw, MeO/mo. Call Sam et 949-VS. 7905 (betwMn h ·!lp> AESIOENTW..AENTM..S OMIR 7• CGlllTY < ;' ... , ........ 111 •• • •• fvr11d A,l ,... floort/p1lnVfur11ltwr1. Cfllr1nln1 •/potbelly stow, A/C, Mr • ..,..... Ind l14CDno MM15-3fl& ewlllt. rlfltol 2tlf •• lllOO{lllO. eYrly rental 2br lbt l c ,.,, 11500.e Yrly rt11tal 2br Illa + --Y• of My. aG00 Lori V-lt....,. .... 7S-40IZ .....,.. I Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week r Only $32 per week (4~eek minimum) cal Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 Si r, 28•, Spuious u~r unit. Oeck.s, 2 csr 11r. lndfy, WSOmo yrly 949-338·8885 67~7880 C.-mllllf Apt. •Br, .... 21r 18a, ceble. internet, balcony or pvt p1Uo no/peVsmk Sl350/mo 949-219-0651 ......... ~3br a.,nu~.,_tt )'d. 1 c ... SZDVlm. aM~~13 "9 Sitt-2t.. upper, v1ul ceils, new carpet/p•int, tp, front pvt i»tlo, l e &If+ 1 sp, n/smk&/clop $2500/1.H 949-673-7625 CCllll .... ..... Lovely &•led comm near Trl·Sqr. lBr. fris. 11r/stor•e• S855/mo+ SSOO/sec:. Klein Mn&t. 877-704-8649 a 9200. o .... " ..... ,,. ... , 2br 2ba 1pl. wd hliups, 1 car &•IC'· Sl220 Aaent 949-673-7800 nml..wl.Y ..... l '114• ••••• Sflt. 2291 Le.....,. Dr. 4br 2.5ba, frml din , w1tb1r, ~ps. mstr suite. Vecent 1116 '2600m •&l· Oontld Pf1tf 94.9-7J.3..6074 ............. YIML YllASIS SUMMULIASIS Bill GRUHOY REAL TORS 949-67s-6 l 61 ....._W ... 2br2b• condo. w/d. fria. new tile/crpt, patio. Fp, 2c I" Sl800. 714-393· 1925 SSOOeff ,_._,_. CLOSE TO BEACH! 21H. Zbe, bile, fp, I c pr111, SllOO Ast 949-673-7800 Sl rU. .... a.st..,. to be1eh. fp, 2c pt. 1 yHr le1w, no pets, S2100/mo 626-359·•539. , ...... 28r n. l•mily rm, I.&-kltd'I, Inside lndry ,_a pt. $2200/mo 1 yr luw. qt. 949-651 ·2155 WT 8Wff 3bf 2be townhouse, end unit, belcony, wd ~ 2 ca ""· llll li'200 ~ 28R, lBA, W/O, GAR, • 2lte unil on the bew. H/P[TS. 204 Monte Vista. Blocks to belchll shlfld Sl400mo 949·721·0889 pabo. wcl, 1 ~- IASTMK ~ 29r, All SZ400 94.9- Flrepllce, fenced w1rd, ~ .. ...._ • .. w1t1r & 11rdener p•ld. ~ ~ s=.~~S1595/mo 949-548-3959 _., -...... '°'""'2 214 The l lwfk 3br, 21/tb•. popul•r E plen encl unit, 2200sf. remodeled • updated, direct pr ent. Fp, lndry rm, vaulted c:eil, open & 1iry, 2 encl petios + balony on I.& .,_ibelt, wllk ID rd'Od5/ stqa $3B5m ~251-0368 eTHl 8WffSe Des. prali&. IM. mrrw ._ wtc IJrlbel w1'1ey -· Al.tadl IJl(io. 2 c .. ~. tor -~5&6.(1111 ..VAn MnteOm!S ...-:u==-~~r ..... ~ .. STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • ' 2•, den 2b1, •Mure" twnhrne, Ir& yerd, - & city .,iews. pets oll. S3500mo. 31().480-2964 ~ .. c.r.,iven ,. s-&en. R1w1rdl, positions lo provide n-home e.om· p1nlonsl11p. homem.k in&. wreflds. Flu PT llfa or 24 hr shifts, C11 req'dl 71• 444-4881 All P"~i: 1' I -,. "" .. f' a ...... p1t1tl!x .... Zl1 • TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZI E • ......, .. & ~ ... m ,., lie!! up• wer::.z Milll, ~ wtlt, Ht• iew .... '91S-... w• 1 wn & WI lthr; *"' whls, Cold w/tan lttlt. hll pwr, w -. --.,.1c; OWfltd, bo11 IOI< mllfflt ,.. =-r tifut •It coM, f•.uatlc •llOll $15,980 _ velw booll1 6 rKOtn MTl9 iiii. fin lo Watrtnty IMW IHl'tl ....._ ....,_t & Hunllftlton a vell, 11111#457298 Bltt Whit• w/tan inter, euto e-ta.Set~-own '49~SM-I... fullpowttf ~I Patt Of fvll 118084 *14,980 u.n. ev•llallle. r7&+/day '9~4 a-.....4 s,-t 2dr, y....1.._ ISO ,97 c_.._ tw tul·tlme. Call • wd. &rMn/11111 int, ...,.. --..ooe.WQRK or epply • CO, very clean Whitt w/ten lthr. 1 own, £1) !!!!!! D·O·l.com condition v'82 1428 • nic• fttdl ltade In! -l&IC'nlCIMPT ~811r~58&-18118 118060-1 10,980 .., ~ ....... ._,.5 tsoo 1•w 5211 'H s.-. up. CGii!mdll. P!d 119l'. Cummlnp 01 ... 1 10n1· Black w/tan lthr w/Sport O!o!p 984l!I0400 · bed trucll. 9411 mi. stlcit whls. local orla search Wetli "-..._., mall shift areen, at•.Y Int, 118083 S23,980 orcltt/lnletMt. Up to llery clt1n corid vJ04446 $5,000/MO. n/PT full Sl0,995 hrm fin1ncln1 Vel¥9 '40 S..._ '01 trlinln&. llQ0.677·7619 avail, Bkr 949-586·1888. S.dan This ls •n almost •••t 1 t uidt.-D......... ._..5 2500 new Volvo th1I has fact -w1rr rtmalnln& ........ t. p ' ' I Cummin1• Diesel Ion&· ll827Z $18,980 PlfTOIJ '° -*' In a fast bed trucll 9411 ml, st~ll pamd oftlce dllirw ..,.., shift. areen, 1111 Int, LaM aevw 'H ...... office WOfk 949-6~. very clean cond v304446 Rover White w/tan llht ...., hln ,_ New Sl0,995 firm fln•nclna Ooly ~ m1kta! ..,._ hm FT/f'T ,,_. av1l1, Bkr 949-585-1888. 118138 • S27,980 *"9 altll ..., = ,., .. 'H l-.efr XlT IMW Coevt '96 .1211 z::=.--w 4 cyl. 70k ml. 6 shift, Sportspke5CO,prem camper shell w/urpet, whls only 65K ml --~·II -41/t'' lift, chrm ... hb, CO,< #18157 • s21:980 beaut orle cond, -.. vlll567912 fin fVlil $4995 -Bkr 949·586-1888. --------hldt P-'t Ave '97 .._ 261( miles, silver. sr•Y lthr, moonrf, alloys! $18.988 (613093) ........ I00-94S-S5'2 C..-..hv•'" Black, lthr, C0 ,'1lloys, very elepnt. $16.988. (789616) MAIDS I00-945-5592 <....._ '02 Dnl•• Low 12K miles, beiee. tan lthr. CO, bal of warr 128.988 (201712) Nabers Cedillac Buick 8()().945.5592 C..Mlec'OOIWer .... low 46 K mikts, Cert. lOOK Warr, Super Cioni $21.988 (134650) MAlllS too-•4S-5592 C....._ '00 bcolecle Low 26K miles. blac:k. ten lthf, rear video $35.988 (227666) MAIDS I00494S-5592 ~'99Sev1He Moonstone, cr•Y llhr. YB. Northstar warr, Plus tree oil chances! $18,988 (922020) MAlllS I00-945-5592 c...-'99 S.vlDe Only 31K miles. Be1ee. Ten, CO. Bal of Warr. Reduced! $19,988. (931681) NAlll1 I00-'45-5592 CeclllhK S.wth '97 L.w •19", 300 H P Northstar. alloys, CO & morel $17.988 (806146) IWten I00-945-5 59 2 ...... POU CY In an effort to otter the best service po.s1ble to our readers and adv er· tlSefs, we will requ11e Contr1ctor s who adv er tise in the Ser vice Otractory to include the11 Con Ir 1ctors License numt>er In their edver· t isement. 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