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Home My WebLink About2002-08-29 - Orange Coast Pilot... • •• ' • • Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 THURSDAY,AUGUST29,2002 Rulin·g clan;ipS ·doWn on. Village Inn foe Decision aims at curtailing vocal critic Anne Lemen' s battle again~t the Balboa Island nightspot, but her attorney says it compromises her constitutional rights. rant's employees or vldeotaplng the busines,, frq_m with.in SO feet, except from her own property. Lemen and her attorney said the ruling amounts to a violation of her free speech rights. They vowed to fight the decision on constitutional grounds. owners the Tull family said the de- cisiQn proves that some of Le- mens activities in fighting againb1 noise at the restaurant constituted harassment and defamation. "'Ibe evidence was pretty oom- pelling that her activities were not reasonable." said attorney Scott Russo, who emphasized that this oowt battle was not about noise al the restaurant but about whether Lemen aossed the line in statements she made to neigh- bors and police. and in comments June CHa1rande be restricted in her future speech. Daily Pilot Judge Gerald G. Johnston on Tuesday issued an injunction 8A.l1lJA lSIANO -A Superior against resident Anne Lemen for- Court judge has ruled that a resi· bidding her from making false dent made false statements statements about the Village Inn., against the Vtllage Inn and should making contact with the restau· "Now she has to worry about what she says and how she says it This is at the very hean of our am.stirutional rights." attorney Michael Bush said But an attorney for Village Inn DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Kim Milbrandt received a kidney from friend and fellow musician Mike Teague, a Newport Beach animal control officer. •Now I consider him a double bro -a brother in the Lord and a brother in flesh and blood," Milbrandt said. A friendship that keeps giving Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot T heir passion for music lnJtially brought them together. Their faith in God infused their mu- sic and sustained their friend· ship. And it was divine intervention, they say, that matched them up for a kidney transplant. Kim Milbrandt, 47. of Portola Hills desperately needed a new kidney be· cause hers were slowly being rendered useless by a 21-year fight against lu- pus. Her hope was fading as family and longtime friends were rejected as po- tential donors. But MUbrandt. a devout Olristlan. never lost faith. Ultimately. a kidney came from a friend she had known for only four years -Mike Tuague, 47, an animal When Kim Milbrandt needed a kidney, Newport Beach Police Animal Control Officer Mike Teague volunteered to be her last resort. And it paid off. control officer with the Newport Beach PoUce Deparunent who shared her love fo( music and her unques- tionable faith in God ''You can't help but get your faith strengthened in God seeing how everything came together," Teague said. Hit just doesn't happen by chance." Milbrandt and Teague first met wheo she and another bandmate who played in a praise and worship band at calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa were looking for a guitar player. They ulti· mately found Teague and another gui· tar player, and formed a band called Sweet Peace. ' When they met in 1998, Milbrandt's kidneys were failing, forcing her to go on dialysis. She began the search for a lcidney donor, turning first to her hus- band of 22 years, F.ctward, then to other relatives and close friends. All were rejected One afternoon during practice, Teague ofthandedly remarked that if the last friend Milbrandt had asked to be tested did not match, he would ap- ply. A THE BELL CURVE B c Some haven't dropped their gloves for the El Toro fight 0 E L et me see if I have this F straJght. According to a list of expenditures submitted to the G Newport Beach Oty CoWldl by the Airport Worlclng Group. H consultant David EJli8 WU paid $458.061 by AWG to defeat J Meuure W. deligrted to replace K ID airport at FJ 1bro with a mythbl put-which hu L become ewn more mythical M aince Meuure W won btl- Sewral _..ago.I Ft a W ~fromAWG x :Zi.:Zrtt;a-::S: :.'otOI\ JOIE PH N. BELL this setback. The newsletter Spplauded the volunteers who "'continue to ltkll wttb \It In our punuttof PJ 1bto Airport. andNkfof tllOMwhO bailed out~ ... ii ditappoUidac lhilt IOIDe ol lbl poMddllill we a..~ are waving the white flag. Maybe they need to be replaced.~ OUef among AWG's white lag wavers are the memben of the Newport ee.dl City Cioundl. Several of those memben are 6ldng election this fall. and IWO o( them - 1bd~-=~ their~ Sowemw Ebia •• hired aun woddna for the n lie cdon al tWo pUbllc ................ don ................. ................... branded as polldcians who "need to be replaced." Meanwhile, back at the ranch. Councilman John HefJeman 11 catching all kinda ofhNt for "•1 IJf'ng that he'd lib to eee an ICc:ouridng of the $3.7 ml1lon ol our money noned OVW' to die AWG Ind the Otbenl for Jobi 8nd the Bamomy to ..... t.te.n w. A &.p bM ollbll. ol c:oune.• went to Dlftd SIM• Alloc'Elll WldldllepcwlMellClptlan .. m.A.; ..... M she has made to Vtllage Inn em· ployees. "The line has peen aossed," Russosaid. Lemen denied that she had made false statements that some illegal activities were going on at the business. but Johnston, citing witnesses' testimony; ruled that she had made such statements. Lemen. whose home is next door to the restaurant and bar, has 'been at odds with the buslness over noise and unruly patrons. City staff Is oonsidering a request by the business to expand its live entenainment -a request Lemen opposes. "It affects our health. our jobs. our children, our sleep, our prop- erty values and our saf~" Lemen said. •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Bead\ .wJ John w.yne .Airport. She may be ....... st (949) 574-4232 orb>,' Hn8lt et june.casagrande"latlmes.ct;m. 'Final' school budget may still change Board adopts plan that will be amended once the county and state make separate decisions. Deirdre Newman Da1lyP1lot NEWPORT-MESA -Calling the Newport-Mesa Unified School District's finaJ budget "6- nal" is like calling a baseball game over with two outs in the bonom of the ninth. That's the sentiment Assistant Supt of Business Services Paul Reed expressed Tuesday night before the district's trustees unanimously passed a "final" budget to comply with state law. The temporary quaJity of the finaJ budget results from the state not passing its own budget yet because $24 billion is still un- resolved, raising the specter of significant cuts in education. "We've gonen no direction from the state," Reed lamented. "The longer it takes. the more concerned I get, because the more desperate they get in Sac- EDUCATION 'We've gotten no direction from the state. The longer it takes, the more concerned I get, because the more desperate they get in Sacramento the worse it could be for education.' Paul Reed, Newport-Mesa Unified School D1stnct assistant supenntendent of business services ramento the wor;e it could be '- for education." The district t!> requtred to adopt a final budget by SepL 8. Using his financial acumen and a crystal ball Reed jokingly said he received from his pred· ecessor, Mike Fine, Reed crafted the budget based on conserva- tive assumptions. The challenge was exacerbated by another un- See BUDGET. Pa1e A4 Cell phone ban returns to schools Trustee wants issue to be a high priority, though district already prohibits phones, pagers. Deirdre Newman DailyPtlot NEWPORT-MESA -The ln· cessant ringing of a cell phone can be a major nuisance. But the phones provide a sense of secu- rity that has no equal among electronic devices. Daily Pilot At A GLANCE ON TIE WEB: ~.~ccm WEATHER CloudllMI '"81r'llar'U --~but ....,.,.. .... _...._tJIN\. ....... A2 IPOITI Until Wednesday. cell phones were banned on school cam- puses statewide But now that Gov. Gray Davis has igned a bill repealing the ban, schooJ boards will have to navigate a policy that bridges the positi~ and negative aspects of the electronic devices. The Newport-Mesa Uni6ed School District has its own policy forbidding cell phont>s. pagers and other electronjc acoesson at schools because of theiJ" di • ruptiveness.. But many tudents urreptitiously take phones to S.. CW.. Pa1• M I l • Thindly. --29. 2002 • A REWARDING TRIP KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Rep. Dana Rohrabacher showed off his district this week to a big-time guest; U.S. Commerce Secretary Don Evans. Among their stops was one in Rohrabacher's hometown, Huntington Beach, where the congressman and Cabinet member presented a local minority-owned business, Aranda Tooling Co., with a federal award and encouraged others like it to "go globally and grow locally." The business' owner, Pedro Aranda, accepted the award. . THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE Quite a tour f or commander.:.in-chief Paul Clinton Daily Pilot Rep. Duis Cox might just be the most influential tour guide in history. On his trip to Orange County on Friday, President Bush joined Cox on a 15-minute helicopter ride over Newport Beach and other parts of the 47tb Congressional District. The copter ride came as a lead-in to Bush's 3 p.m. speech in Santa Ana and appearance at a Dana Point fund-raiser for Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Simon. Cox took Bush and National Security Advisor Condoleeu.a Rice on the ride and chaned about some of the country's pressing issues, he said, includin.g a possible baseball strike, military action against Iraq and how to reuse the Tustin Marine Corps Air Station. Cox. a special counsel in the Reagan White House, said he told Rice he disagreed with the current viewpoint that America POLITICAL CALENDAR SEPTEJMJER 10: A tea In honor of Cindy Simon, wife of Republican could initiate military action against lraqi leader Saddam Hussein without the approval of Congress. Cox also said Bush, a fo rmer owner of the Tex.as Rangers, is frustrated by the possibWty of a labor meltdown in the nation's pastime. "He's very angry with the players and owners that they're on the precipice of wrecking the sport." Cox said. "He thinks (a strike) is thoroughly ill advised." Big bad Rep. daddy Hipster retro-swing band Big Bad Voodoo Daddy popped in for a visit to Rep. Dana Rohrabacher's Washington, D.C., office on Thursday on its way to a concert that night at a local nightclub. Daddy's ho rn player, Ron Blake, and Rohrabacher press deputy Aaron Lewis grew up together in the San Fernando Valley. Lewis showed the band around the office, where they saluted the three s urfboards nominee for governor Bill Simon, 11 :30 a.m. at the home of Jo-Helen Stedbauer in Cos1a Mesa. (714) 546-6985. 11: Republican Party of Orange County, Sept 11 memorial prayer breakfast, 7:30 a.m. at the Sutton Plaoe Hotel. Special guest will be • Daily A Pilot VOL. 96, NO. 241 JoM J. Santos. Art Director (949) 57-M224 ;o...unt0$0 /atlm#.oom SwwMc:Cnnk. Photo SuJ*Vllor (949) 764-4358 tcn.photolll•tlmn.com NEW81TAFP Oeepe lhentttt Crlme and couru~rter, (IM9) 57 2e dHf».bN,.th.lat/nH».OOm "'-C•re•• Newport Beadt report«, (949) 574-4232 Ju,.,..~,.n<#•l•tlm•.com FNturea ,.::::J. i114-42tl )'OUll8.~• ,,,..com .... ca..... Potldct ~ erwtrocw11e11t ~. (IMI)~ peut.e11nton•...,,.,._oom ........... <:-.,._,_,,.,,I .. > &1'"427& "*-,..,.,,.,.,_,,__"°"' Dall9trta ... ldualdoft '9POfW, Ml l14-4tt1 ---.,......,,.1«1,,,_oom hanging on the congressman's wall. The band's m~mbers are all surfers. Lewis took the band on a tour ef the Capitol building, which included House Speaker Dennis Hastert's office, the little-known speaker's balcony, the rotunda and the statuary hall. The band, which was featured in the movie "Swingers," posed for pictures at the locations. Later that night, Daddy played to a packed crowd at Nightclub 9:30, a popular nightspot. Not Balboa ducks Providing more.evidence that the lntemet is playing a bigger and bigger role in electi ons, congressional candidate Gerrie Schipske launched a Web site to anack incumbent Re p. Dana Rohrabacher. Schipske, a Long Beach nurse and college professor, started her own site called "Rohrabacher Ducks" Bruce Herschensohn. $20 per person, or $200 for table of 10. (714) 556-8555. 16: Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee general meeting. 7 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza Westin Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Cf\Mtlne C.rrilto News assl11ant, (949) 674-4298 chrln ine.ca"lllol/lfatlmos.com PhotograpMrl and o..lgnen Don Laadl. Sean Hiiier, Gina Alexander, Lori Anderaon READERS HOTLINE (9491642-6086 Reoord your comments about the Dally Pilot or news tips. ~· Our addreu i1330 W. Bay St., Cotta M .... CA 92627 C>fflC9 hours are Mondav • Friday. 8:30 a.m. · 6 p.m. Colt'Kdons It 11 the Pilot'• PollCV to promptly correct all errort of 1ubetance. PleaM call (948157,...286. FYI The Newpoft BNctVCoN Mesa Dally Piiot (USPS-1~) It publllhed daily. In Newpot1 Beech end eo.ta M9N. rubacriptlone are available only by eubecriblng to The nmee ar.noe COUnlV (IOO) 252·11<'1. In 8tM1 ovtalde of Newport leectl and Coeta MeN. lllblcrlptlone to the 0.lly "'°' .,. tvefltble only by ""' o1 .. ,,... tor DI I* mond\. (flrioel lnc4ude 8111 appHiaa•'1.-end loo9I ..... 1 P'OltMAITIR:..., ..... ~---,.,. l11'11CW ..... Dlllr "'°" '-0. ( wuhv. roh ral',1acherducks. us). Scbipske says the site was created to inform voters about Rohrabacber's "long history of ducking important things." The site Is populated with pictures of quackers next to five sections. the things Schipske says the congressman has ducked. She clearly engages in a little campaign rhetoric, a part of every campaign that can have its entertaining moments. Uttle more than two months are left in the race for the 46th Congressional District. Schlpske, a Democrat who los t to Rep. Steve Horn (R-Long Beach) in a 200Q election for a different district. Since that time, the congressional map has been redrawn, putting more Democratic sections of Long Beach in what will become the new 46th District. Rohrabacher now represents the 45th Di.strict. The two face off on Nov. 5. No mention on the Web site of Balboa Island's former duck residents. Admission Is free. and all Republicans are welcome. (714) 556-8555. OCTOBER 21: Last day to register for Nov. 5 election. 21: Republican Party of Orange Box 1660, Cotta Mua. CA 92626. Copyright: No newt stories, llluetrat.ions, editorial matter or advertisementl herein can be r•produced without written permlstion of oopYright owner. HOW TO REACH US Clrculatk>n The Tlme1 Orange county 1800) 252·9141 ~ a...Med(949)642-5878 Olapley (949) 64.2-4321 Edftoriaf New. (949) 642·5680 lporta(949157 .... 223 Hewe Fa (Ml ~170 ....... ( ... leeo-0170 E-mel: tl-'lypllotOIMJ,,.,...oom MalftOllm ...... OMee (Ml 64.2-4321 ........ ,.. <•1831-7128 "-abhhect bV Tlmel CorM'IUnlty ....... ~oftheLol~ nm.. cm02'Tln'-CN. NA,..... ...... POLmcs ASIDE Some fire, some brimstone The two faces of Newport-Mesa's congressional representation were on display Wednesday morning as Reps. Ouis Cox and Dana Robrabacher spoke to a joint breakfast meeting of the Newport Beach and Irvine chambers of commerce. r------, capital gains taxes. "It's important to focus on spending both because it's important to control it and to get focus otJ tu increases. .. Cox said. Rohrabacher echoed· Cox'spoadon,calling · it a"~ briefing" • and added his own S.J. CAHN two cents: "We have to Cox, well-pressed and well-dressed. in a Washington power suit, spoke matter-of-factly and professorially about the national budget and the country's economic hard times of late. Rohrabacher, in what approached an army jacket and khakis, lobbed some fiery rhetoric about our national security. The two talb fairly well demonstrated the different characters and characteristics that Newport-Mesa has sent to Capitol Hill, an interesting one-two punch that both congressmen played up as beneficial to the area. Cox. though. noted that with redistricting Newport Beach no longer will be represented by both him and Rohrabacher, a loss of "twice the muscle" the city's enjoyed. Cox's talk focused on the return of deficit problems in Washington, which he attributed • to lncreased spending, -as opposed to an economk downturn or loss of revenue from taxes. "The real reason we're running a deficit is we're growing · spending like we haven't seen in a very, very long time," Cox said to the crowd of about 180 tightly packed audience members. Of note, he added, "It's not obvious this should be happening in Washington." The reason? There's a Republican in the White House and the GOP controls the House of Representatives. That fact, of course, opened the door for Cox eventually to uro in on an appropriate election year targec the Democratic Senate, which he pointed to as the main source of freewheeling spending. But, typical of Cox. there was no shaking of fists or shouting down the Democrats. His attack was subdued. but nonetheless clear. And. seemingly, it was as much an attack against any talJc or tax Increases, a regular Cox pet policy that has included efforts to repeal the estate tax (readers likely are more familiar with lts politically tinged name, the Death Tux) and reduce County Central Committee general meeting, 7 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza Westin Hotel, 686 Anton Btvd .. Costa Meaa. Admluion It free, and all Repobllcans are welcome. (714) 556-8555. 29: Last day to request an do the right thing economically because everything depends on a strong economy." But the economy was not the main thrust of his comments. And while Cox gravely went through the country's econornio status. Robrabacher was unhesitant and unrestrained in · pointing to bls enemies: both AJ. · Qaeda and Iraqi leader Saddam • Hussein, whom Rohrabacher called a "ganptet. • Robrabacher also was unhesitant in saying that the United States made a mistake by not removing Husaef.n from J>}Jwer 10 years ago and made · tliis prediction: "It wU1 be easier for us to dislodge and overthrow Saddam Hussein than it was to overthrow the Taliban." That move, he added. would not amount to an invuion, but would be one that liberated the people of Iraq from a tyrant whom they hate. He also summarily dismissed the lack of support from Europe, where he had just been as part ofa U.S. delegation. MThey think we're a bunch of cowboys,· he reported. E\,11'0pean leaders also picture themselves playing chess when it comes to defense and foreign policy. Rohrabacher added. wb1Je they think of the United · States as playing poker. But, he added, the truth is thJs: In Europe, while the Jeaders- play chess, they play it to end ln • a draw. Here. leaders play to win. An interesting analogy, though the stakes in these games are w higher than your typical Vegas card game. A change of policy1 Another bit of news to note. During President Bush's trip to Orange County last week. Henry Segerstrom could be seen in some of the pictures of the president It will be interesting to see if Segerstrom's limited political donations changed during that visit Those numbers should appear during the next filing period. That filing date is Sept 20. • S.J. CAHN Is the managing editor. He can be reached at (949) 574-4233 or by e-mail at Bteven.Cllhn@· lat/mos.com. absentee ballot for Nov. 5 election. NOVEMBER 6: Fell election, Including ea.ta Mesa and Newport Beech city oouncii., Newport-Mesa Unified Sdiool District Board of Educ8tion, state Aaaembly and Congreu. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST feet. Patchy fog will develop We'll '"yet another 1unny tonight day In Cotta M.., today, with SURF hight reaching the mld-708, . . but Newport Beadl will again We'll Me mostly wel11t-hlgh1 run Into atubbom cloudt, today, whh the oocaelonal which will prewnt high• from dlest-hlgh. but.frldav't looking topping 70. Lows will be In the much better. Theft wMti 1he lower 80t ln both cities. llltMt touthwest Melt but._ We should ... the Mme creating mOlltfy chest-hight, Fridey, with tllghtty Winner with the occetlonal temperllt\.lret over Labor O.y •houldeHligh. weeltend. W. lhould ... more '"'°"'ltdot'; ~ ....... WWW.tMt. nQM,IJ(N l<>m4t hMd-hlght on s.tunt.y. • • WIW-"Y; BOATING FORECAST www.9Utfrlder.atv TheWJ•swtv--• TIDES btOw 10 lo 11 llnclll lri ....... wMlr'l lhil ~ wldt Tllne ........ 2-toat ~and. ioudMIM aeea.m. 2.22 ... low IWll of 3 ..... Wlnde wll 1:51 p.m. 4.17tlilhtgh ........ IOUltwrJ ... 1ty .. 9:21 p.m . UlfMllow wn., thoUgh_.wtll 3:21a.m. • ZMfMlhW\ -wtllllfDgrollln ..... 0... ............ IO WATER~ , ........... IDdlY. wlltt11Mdsss•llwllllofl Tivsdly. A&clSt 29, 2002 Al ; . INSIDE CITY HALL: COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WRAP-UP Here ere eome of the Chrlltlen Outl"NCh Center, decl1lon1 coming out of the slated to move Into• 1,964-. Costa M ... Planning equa.....toot epece In the CofT\· Comml..aon meeting on meroe Pirie comple>t. Mked for Mondey. e c:ondttlontkJM ~_.,hlhotwoold CHRISTIAN OUTREACH reduce the re- CENTER PARKING quired parking specee from 26 to Costa Meu panning commit-six. aloneta unanimously approved a Plan• for the church, which request from Chrlltlan Outreedl hH about 30 membera, call for Center offtclals to deviate frol)1 a reception area, office apace, usual parking requirements for sanctuary and restroom on the their new place of worthlp on first floor and• youth room, Harbor Boulevard. "clothing and food room; and Offlclals representing the restroom on the second floor, Decision in judge race challenges remains on hold Superior Court judge steps down from the case, saying he perso.nally knows both Newport Beach attorneys. Paul Clinton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BF.ACH -A judge opt.,ed out of a legal dispute be- tween two judicial candidates on Wednesday, saying he knows the two personally. . Orange County Superior Court Judge David C. Velasquez. at a 1:30 p.m. Wednesday hearing, said he could not issue an opin- ion in the case, which will be re- assigned to another judge, his court clerk said. Newpon Beach residents Vick- ie Ann Bridgman and Kelly Ann MacEachem, both deputy dis- trict attorneys, are campaignlng for Superior Court judgeship No. 2\oth women have also filed le- gal challenges to each other's Aug. 8 ballot statement. In simi- lar claims, they allege that the other candidate has made "false and misleading" statements. MacEachem, in an Aug. 22 law- suit. ac.cuses Bridgman of clalm- ing endorsements she hasn't se- cured, including Rep. Chris Uix and several attorney groups. Bridgman, in a challenge filed three days earlier, said MacF.ach- em included "extraneous ma- terial" that ·is not permitted, in- cluding praise from the Los Angeles Tunes. The two women will vie for the seat in the Nov. 5 election. In the March 5 primary, Bridgman and MacF.achem were the top two vote-getters, securing 46% and 36%, respectively. Since neither won more than 50%, a runoff is necessary. Newport Beach Elizabeth Huebner, Artistic Director 9Joilh.-c/lk~y ~lltt ~~wn, e# ~t/d,re1r ~ ~la~ Ballet "-Tap "-Jazz "-Age 2 -Adult Beginner thru Professional Register for Fall Classes NOW OFFEllNG fv~" H•P HOP tAVGRTIY "BUGGY" FOID Prepare Your Children For School At Tu'roRI -CLUB 7' Ofree1t19 ~llwl lnetructk>n: • Phonic;~lfii lfoiram • ReatJ1ne eompnmone1on ·Math-~-~ • Wrttlne -5tutAy SkJHe • HomfJMJrt ~ • FYI: ter will conduct buslneu out of ~ofthOboa .. preued the .. me concem• the office on weekdays and hold would not be Mondev, .. v1ng the profec:t did Whet: Coste Meat Planning services on weekends only. property not allow enough room to Comml .. lon meeting shielded. Com-move the boN In end out of When: 6:30 p.m. Sept. 9 BARNACLE BILL'S mluionera also the storage without bedclng Where: City Hall, 77 Fair Drive Information: (714) 764-5245 decided the deck would create a them out onto the strfft end The Planning Commisalon traffic hazard. causing •traffic jam. again thwarted anv plans for an Bu1lne11 owner Dan Zee-Comml .. ionera encouraged according to a staff report. owner of the Barnacle Bill's boat curl appealed the decl1lon, laccurl to use a canopy that Planner Mel Lee said he did repJir business to build a deck saying the proposed ramp falls In line with dty regula- not expect anv parking prob-for boat detailing and storage would block vlsibllltv of the tlo~s H a detalllng area. fems because church services by upholding the original denial lower 1torage yard and pro· • are held when the other com--of the project. posed addltlonal decorative WHAT rT MEANS plex businesses are closed. In July, the commission de-screening to shield people Zaocurl will not be permitted nled a request to build a detail-from the view, a staff report to build a deck and ramp for WHAT rT MEANS Ing dee* at the 1609 Pomona reads. • boat storage and detailing. The Christian Outreach Cen-Ave. business, saying the view Planning commissioners ex-• -Compiled by Lolita Harper BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS , Runners can support any charity on Nov. 10 World Run Day-Costa Mesa Is an event where local runners are asked to come out and run for the charity of their choice· on Nov.10. Whether with a group of friends in a park or alone on a treadmill, all local joggers and runners are encouraged to par- ticipate with 100% of their chari· table donations going to the charity of their choice. World Run Day is ~grass-roots movement that encourages peo- ple to host their own charity run- n1ng events and offers sugges- tions for possible charities and organizational tips. The worldwide charity run was started in 1999 by 30-year runner Bill McDermott, who lives in Long Beach, N.Y., and It has been growing steadily throughout the world. It pro- motes the health beneOt, of run- n1ng and charitable gMng. Wormation: ~runday.com or e-mall runday2002tPya· hoo.com. Suru IOO's FINE ITALIAN TAILollBD SLACD hOMITALY! INmODUCTOllY SAVINGS $5000 Off Slacks* kg $175 Now $125 $5000 0ff Our Famous 12 Month Sueded Silk Sport Coat Offer Expires 9-7 Limited to Stock on Hand SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! f With the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS CALL 642-5678 M Thursday, ~ 29, 2002 PUBLIC SAFETY POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • 8Mf ~A grand theft was reported in the 2900 blade at 6:35 a.m. Tuesday. • Brfstol StrMt: A hit-and-run causing property damage was reported in the 3000 blade at 9:36 a.m. Tuesday. • Harbor Boulevard: Indecent exposure was repo.rted In the 1800 block at 12;06 a.m. Wedne$day. • Newport Boulevllrd; An assault was reported in the 1800 block at 3;36 p.m. Tuesday. • R411eigh Avenue: A home burglary was reported In the 2100 block at 11:01 a.m. Tuesday. • Royal Palm Drive: Terrorist threats were reported in the 2900 block at 1 :33 p.m. Tuesday. • Coste Mesa Fteeway/&st Pliulenno Avenue: A 19-year-old man was · arrested on suspicion of receiving stolen property, burglary, robbery and conspiracy at 6:55 p.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH • East Balboa Boulevard: A physical fight was reported in the 100 blodc at 10:20 p.m. Tuesday. • &st Newport Center Drive: A vehicle theft was reported in the 500 block at 6:34 p.m. Tuesday. • &stblutf Drive: Someone was arrested on suspicion of vandalism in the 2100 blodc at 9:13 p.m. Tuesday. •West Bay Avenue: Someone was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon in the 1800 block at 5:53 p.m. Tuesday. •31st Street: A home burglary waS' reported in the 400 block at 1:52 p.m. Tuesday. [!]~Dunn-Well WO\\' ... .,.:; 'I \H" I\. Bl "l'I "" Rabbitt Insurance Agency AUTO • HOMEOWNERS • HEALTH Stability Sinu 1951. ~ Id ~ S>."J_, 949-631-77 40, 4-4 I Old Newport Bhd. • Newport Beach (Near Hoag Hospital) Sometimes, less is more If you're in the 27% tax bracket, a tax-free b ond yielding 4. 75%* pays a!l much after-tax income as a taxable bond yield- ing 7.18%. 0 Y'ield effectNe 8/19,.W. ~ to mi- allily m poce chqe. Yield and matl<et viM will f'aJctuate If sold pnor to ma!IJity. May be sutiiect 10 state m local taxes. May be subjeet to altemative minrrun tax. Call or., "1 Way. Petefletlf"IOft Daiei I. Catone )Sb Meta Verde Drive EHt Suite J 16 Co1ta Mesa (714) 557-8725 www.edwardjo11e8.com -#C • Edward.Jones FRIENDSHIP ConUnued from Al He kept his word. •A friend needed help, and I'm com!ortabJe if somedtlng were to (have) happened afterward, .. Tuague said. "I .know where l'rn going. I knew God was com· pletely involved. It was a very easy decision." After consulting with wife Ouisty. Teague went to UCLA for the standard blood work and X- rays to see if he was a match. The typical three-month proceSs took a lot longeL "They poked and prodded him for 10 months... Milbnu:.idt said, which turned out to ~ good CELL Continued from Al . school, some principals and par- ents admit. Some parents say they would like to see the trustees adopt a policy that enables students to bring cell phones to school with· out fear of repercussion as long as they use them respectfully. "It obviously can't be used BELL Continued from Al of Councilwoman Norma Glover, there is very little enthusiasm among other council members -intluding Ellis' current clients -for the ac::counting sought by Heffernan. And the three major recipients of the city's grant - Ellis, Bruce Nestande for Citizens for Jobs and the Economy, and attorney Barbara Liebman -have responded with outraged statements that we were lucky to get their expertise at bargain prices. Not unexpectedly, Liebman also took a shot at !he messenger, saying of Heffernan in a Pilot news story: "He is just creating controversy within our community. Controversy's the II EFL PA I'.\ NAIL Fl 1N Ll ·s New Medic:al Producu lovcntor N.B. f>ocliatriat DL Roth Low Cost • No Oral Medi~tions Money Back Guarantee!! Call Sarah for info (949) 752-7661 www.DrRoths.com Clw Grlllecl Fldi, Qlclin • Tr1 np Sled Wotkt elm ~wdm 6 GmlHll. Gomwtl Siaollell AM -----' --- timing becau.te MDbrandt en· countered some heltldl prob- leros durtng that perfod that would have been more hannful after a lddney traoaplant. 'Ieaguel kidney bnna Wiii right on target as he turned out to be an organ match as weJJ as a tlasUe match. "When you have a tiuue match, the longevity of the [new) kidney Ja longer, wblcb means you don't have to tab as many anti-rejection drugs," Miibrandt !Rlld. K·Oa}t occurred on May 29 at UCLA and, fortunately i>r Teague, doctors were able to use a •]ow-invasive technique called laparoscopic surgery to. remove one of bis kidneys. His operatio~ took about 3~ hours. during instructional time, but as a parent, I think it's really helpful to have a cell phone as a safety net, so I would say if they were able to limit it to before and after school and certain times of day, that should be fine," said JUI Money. a Corona del Mar parent Michael Vossen, principal of Newport Harbor High School, said continuing the ban would be unrealistic, but he expressed. concerns that teachers have re- last thing we need. I challenge him to show that he has defended the people of Newport Beach the way we have." All this leads to a headache, so I went to the Newport Beach City Council meeting on Tuesday night to try and sort it out -and to see if anyone Was tailing to Councilman Heffernan. That didn't help. I left early when Mayor Tud Ridgeway said from the dais: "I just met with the president of the United States and told him we are supportive of everything he's doing." That made my headache worse. So I turned baclc to El Toro and to Bonnie O'Neil, an unpaid AWG board member who has long been an active, articulate and tireless volunteer worker for a conunetdal airport at El Toro. Bonnie has no hidden GETTING INVOLVED • GmlNG INYOlYED runs periodically in the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. For Information on .adding your organization to this list, call (9491 574-4298. ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA Costa M esa families can host a German student and eam up to $1 .000 toward a number of travel abroad programs. Danielle Carpino, (800) 322-HOST. ALS ASSN., ORANGE COUNTY· CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Assn., whidl helps Individuals who have the disorder tha1 is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, needs volunteers. (714) 375-1922. ALZHE•R'S ASSN. OF ORANGE COUNTY Support group leaders, Visiting Volunteers, family resource consultants and office volunteers are needed. Volunteers may worlt on one-time projects or ongoing programs. Training sessions are available. (800) 660-1993. AMERICAN CANCER SOCtETY The 9'ange County Region of the Amertcan Qn:ier Society ... oftb vclunl8ers. The 90dety .. ello 999ldng volunlleers to 8'1'W9r Cllll for the 1#6 Helpline lnfoCAnlw. (949) 281-8448. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP The American Cancer Society DilOOV8f'Y SKop needs unwtnted goods, Mtl .. dothlno. furniture, jewelry, eoc1•0.•, antiques 8f1d oollectlbtee, to fund the IOCietv'• ,....rd\, 9ducetton and pa1ient Mrvicel progr1m1. The gooda may be dropped off 11t 2800 E. COMt Highwey, Corona del M•r. ~•re a1eo needed from 10 e.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through s.tufd9y llt the •me IOC9llon (IM8, MCM777. Mdbraodrt e::r WU lon'9 eer. and lbe rompMce- dolll and blu ih• lbrwud tbat required her to be wbllbcl away to the intemdve care unit. ~ recoveced quiddy enougb to go home the next day, which reUeved MUbrandt. "It bleseed me to aee Chat he WU up and looking Ute hlmlelf." she l8id. 1bree months later, Milbrandt Is starting to notice a surge in en- ergy. •sut I'm as tired as can be," Teague joked. ~ Milbrandt is sdll strug· gUna with lupus, she ls no tonaer on dialysis. She is eternally grate- ful to 'league, Christy an4 their three cbildren for his Sejftess act, she said garding their use in the class- room. "Knowing the majority of kids have them already. certainly I would not want to ·see them banned," Vossen said "But I cio think schools should be allowed to not let !hem be turned on during class bows. It's disrup- tive.." 'Ihlstee Wendy Leece said she would lilce to see the board make a decision on cell phones a high agendas. or divided loyalties. She simply doesn't want the noise overhead to get wone for those of us who live under it I talked with her just before the passage of Measure W, and it seemed time to talk wilb her again. She tsn't personally concerned about the criticism -some of it mine -being directed at AWG for the manner in which the airport cause was marketed. "Blame doesn't matter, .. she said. "The reason for every effort I made was the feeling that it was important to try and protect our city. I don't feel myself involved in the rehashing or recriminations. And I welcome the audit "If we're going to start pointing fingers, we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that Measure W failed in every North County dty. We lost because of looking for volunteers to perform various general office dutiea In the main office and Implement educational and fund-raising evenu through Orange County. No experience necessary. Training will be provided. (949) 866-3555. AMERICAN HOME HEAIJ1f HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteers to give emotional suppo,, to terminally Ill patients and their families In the greater Orange County area. Training Is provided. (714) 550-0800 or (800) 540-2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The dl8pter needll volunteers to addrwa oommunlty groups about Red CR* 98rVicl89 and to act aa llailona wtth the media in disaster and emergei~ 8ltuationa. Lynn Howes. (714) 481-5378. ANIMAL NETWORK OF ORANGE COUNTY Become a bottle-feeder or take in pregnant cats at your home. Many shelters kill pregnant cats upon amval. Dogs and cats are also available for adoption.(949) 769-3646or www.animalnetworlc.org. ASSN.RENAISSANCE CREATORS The Cos1a Mesa group sponsor• •nd eupportl outreach community~ programs, tudl .. the l'lomelea Mnctuary. Votunteett .,. needed. (714) 540-6803. BEST BUDDIES The nonprofit orpnlzetlon it loolclng for volu~. 18 and older, to provide companionship for edlJha With ~I dlsabllftlee. ,.. • •Cftfien Buddy; vofunteer9 wlfl vlalt with a buddy twtcie • month end call or e-m•ll them once • W9ek. The orgentzdon aleo "-an .-8uddlee prognm that fonns friendlNpe tntll-'V ""91' the t"'8rntt ~forthtlt progrmn mull be et lwt 12. (714)Ml-182tor WWW.~Olfl. • IROTMDl, llG ••Utl The local ..... It loolcing for men end women older then 20 who Nwe lvtd In Or-.. County for• ..... monlhl end ... ~on•JobfwltllllltlWM rnonlllto..w. big ....... ........................ to11flOlftlll~•llhama OMl .... 1771. &L "Now J consider him • c:touble bro -a brother in the totd and a blocber tn fteell and blood.· Mflbraodt said. •a•m waiting to get hill pdlar talent, and I lib his aeme of humor too." Wb1l6 Sweet Peace ii no longfr together, Milbrandt aod n.gue said they wQJld like to cn!ate a CD containing some songs tnat re8ect their remarkable relation· ship. "I saw God do a lot of miracles through this and want to share that experience/' Milbrandt said "l'ro anxious to get back Into music." • DEIRORI! NEWMAN covers educetion. -She may be readied at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at IJeirdre.nttWmsn@lstlmn.com. priority. "'We need to put this on a front bwner to decide what we want to do and not just have pande- monium with kids talking to all sort of their friends and not fo· cusing on education," Leece said. "It's an urgent thing." • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newmsn@lstimes.com. the fervor in South County. We lost because of the low turnout in cities where it wasn't made an issue and because of citizens who didn't vote." She-feels strongly that what we were lacking can be summed up in two wordsi leadership and passion."Howevermisdirected and wrong-headed' it may have been, South County felt real passion to defeat this airport and bad the leadership to build and sustain it We didn't We never found that one pers(>n, that passionate leader to drive our effon. Nobody stepped up with the charisma to energize us, to give marching orders to eager troops. "I don't know who to blame for that -or if we should even try. If we do, it doesn't seem fair to start with AWG. It was the onl¥ organi.7.ation to do anything Orange County Council include fund-raising, program development and training to existing troops and pac:ks. (714) 5464990. BOYS & GIRLS CWBS OF NEWPORT-MESA The three area clubs need volunteer coaches and arts and crafts workshop teadlers. Call for locations. (949) 642-2246. BRAILLE INsnnrrE'S ORANGE COUNTY CENTER The nonprofit organization is looking for volunteers with a basic knowledge of Windows 95198, Microsoft Word and a willingness to team the adaptive equipment used by i1s students to participate in various activities at the Oasis Senior Center in Corona del Mar. Volunteers will Mor legally blind adult students with the use of computers and other edaptive technology. Mary Johnson, (714) 821-5000, Ext. 2113. Comp11rtion Hospice needs volunteers to befriend someone who needs extra special caring at the end of life. Volunteers will receive 16 hours of orientation and training, and will serve during the fall program that begins Sept. 28. (714) 660-81n COSTA MESA CIVIC PLAYHOUSE The playhouse needs volunteers for ushering, badtttage wo~ mailings, typing, controlling lights and many other dutia.. (949) 660-5269. COSTA MESA tlSTORICAL SOCETY The society collectt lnfOfnlation, photoe and artlfec::ta ""8dng to the history of Costa ,.. ... and the harbor lrM. Voturmi.ra are needed for dericaf tllalcs end computer Input. •nd help In the llbrery. (949) 831-6918. BUDGET Continued from Al cert8inty -the distrlct will not know the full extent of the prop- erty tu income it wiD receive from the county until Novem- ber. For the 2002-03 achool year, the total projected income ls $174.7 miWon and total pro. Jected ~nses Is $167 .2 mil- lion, including $64.4 million for teacher salaries. Another part of the budget fhat is not quite as it seems is the deficit of $7 .3 million, whlch is ol)tained by comparing this . year't. ending balance of SJ'·S million lo the bejinning tial- ance of$14.8 million, Reed said. He does not consider it to be deficit spending, though, be- cause the money is being s~nt from program and site reserves, and will go toward one-time ex- penditures. The end result is sdll an in· crease in the "true reserve· from 3% to 4%, ~said • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She m'ay be reached ot (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newmsn@lstimes.com. on our side: And, it should be pointed out. the only one to continue the fight. Does that add up to windmill tilting? . MNo," said O'Neil, ·because we still need to be up for a good fight If the people who want fo expand John Wayne think that is the only possibility left. we're sunk. All the communities under the John Wayne _flight path need to unite in J?Utting every effort into preventing the enormous problems that would come with expansion. Slowing down El . Toro is still our best option. We're in the same position South County was in three years ago. They turned it around. We can too." •JOSEPH N. BEU. is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. His column appears Thursdays. COSTA MESA POLICE DEPARTMENT Seniors 55 and older are invited to help staff the Westside substation. Volunteers are asked to worlt two four-hour daytime shifts per week and are responsible for answering phones, bicycle registration, fingerprinting, data entry and assisting with other citywide projects. Seniors who can speak both Spanish and English are also needed. Call for an application. Fred Gaec:tler, (714) 754-6208. 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 tt\e Resource Department with Excel computer experience and sharp telephone skills. The Senior Meals program also needs people to deliver meals to homes. (949) 646-2356. COSTA MESA SENOR CORP. The nonprofit organization at the Costa Mesa Senior Center It looking for new board members. The fund-raising and policymaking board needs volunteers who will participate in monthly meetings, occasional committee meetings and special project.a. Candidates should have connections in Costa Mesa end surrounding communities and an interest in serving the oommunitv by helping seniors. (949) 645-2366, E>ct. 16. COURT-APPOWTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES Volunteers are needed to Mrve. as advocates for lbuMd, ~ •nd •bendoned ctilldren. Volunteera WOfic one Of\ one with 1 ctilld for ttw.. houra a week. (714) 883-9034. atlSIS ASSISTANCl PROGRAM INC. The nonprofit Of'g8niudon 19 Mllclng YOlunfllera for tla . expending tnlUme reeponee • progflm. Some wlu,.,...,. edtt lew entorce.••il. ~ ~ .,...~...,.-.w ptvvtdlng emodoNI .. lid end ~•.,...orbuinllllild people. o...r ....... ...... -... .................. . ...., .... 11111 I f0.1'111111"1 ................. ,.14 D9Ull mot.utlall ~: me:rm • Thndly, Aupt 29. 2002 • FORUM .· HOW 10 GET PUil • IB> -UClln: Mall to EditofW P9ge Editor Jemee Meier Ith Deltv Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, eo.t.e MeN, CA 92627 • Rr t...a Ho11ne: Call (949) 642-8086 Fa: Send to I_, Me-4170 • EofMl:Send to dailypllot•~oom • A.It oon•pondeoce murit Include f&J• rwme, hometown and phone number (for veriftcltJon porpoeesj. The Pilot rewve. the right 1o edit ell tubmlaions for c:Wf1Y Md ...,_. EDITORIAL :flight foµtes to · · :Long·Beach must ·avoid Costa Mesa .. A sifflightsfrom • · John Wayne Airport were not a big enough nuisance for Newport-Mesa residents, now comes trouble related to another airport entirely. Long Beach Airport filghts have recently begun using the Westside and Mesa Verde for their arrival paths. While there are fewer than · 10 of those arriving flights now, according to a Long ~ach Airport spokeswoman, there will t:Je more as early as ~ptember and even more come mid-October. The city . of Long Beach is trying to cap the airport at 41 total Oights daily, though there are less than that now. · But those are Oights bound for Long Beach. a city about 16 miles northwest of Newport-Mesa. And as this community has its own airport that sends departing ftigbts overhead, it should not be too much to ask for Long Beach to reroute its ftigbts. And city leaders should aslc. While some might argue this is a "not in my backyard" issue, it is more than that It is utterly reasonable to say there are already too many Oigbts in this small area In a sense, that is what the flight caps on John Wayne, and the settlement extension, correcdy say. And even then, John Wayne Airport will add roughly 12 more flights under the new settlement agreement guidelines being considered The answer to the problem of these new flights is that the path of Long Beach arrivals needs to change. But this will not happen unless someone speaks up. That is where the Costa Mesa City Council comes into play. Qty leaders should demand that the airport return to earlier flight paths that did not swoop over the heads of Costa Mesa residents. If that fails, then the Federal Aviation Administration and federal representatives -who should be on speed dials, given all the talk concerning John Wayne and the proposed El Toro airport - must be consulted to put a fix to it Costa Mesa leaders also must be more aggressive in halting these flights than they were in promoting an El Toro airport. Newport Beach officials waged the brunt of that battle while Costa Mesa officials, for the most part, dragged their feet As the Long Beach Airpon spokeswoman said, more flights are on the way. In other words, it can only get worse, and no one in Newport-Mesa wants that to happen. Just ask those living under the John Wayne Oight path. COMMUNITY COMMENTARY . Costa Mesa voters must choose carefully ByGeoffWH t The Aug. 18 editorial ("We'll just have to get by with lesa this ~ left me more than a little depreseed. As a frequent critic of the c.osta Mesa Oty Council's leadership, the specter of~ "less" on the dais is painful to even contemplate. l. too. was disappointed that Joel Faris, Heather Somers, Bill 1\upit and others whole names Ji.ad been frequently mendoned as pollible candidates chose not t9 run this time around Each could haw brought a little di&rmt slant and energy to inatters a&cting our city. AD Is not lost. however. Between now and the elections in November we, the residents of Colta Mesa. have an opportunity to tlesll out the mnalning candidates, to get a clear roa. on their pc>Udona on the prr 1 ' • ..._ r.ctng the day ad ......... OW' feelinll ~In die Wlilll booth. Allan ~al com1e, .it at a 8eVel"e ~.,__the other four ta ID have an opportunity to clilplay their .kiba-0r ilck thereof -at -.. twice a month• they Conduct the dty'I huetneee For blm to owrcome the recent ......... p1911--nited wbb • die ..... c:oaavwtllJ ~ ._.i.~ontbe ............ 4Cmned i.P*a .... Odmll Wll» Ille • tlb a.....,.,.,_, on the part of his supporters. One thing is sure -he can probably forget about getting the gay and , lesbian vote. It is my hope that, between now and the election, the residents will have several opportunities to attend candidate forums -or at least view them on Channel 74 -so an informed dloice can be made when they get to the voting booth. While nothing is certain. it does appear that Gary Monahan's bid for re-election has broad support in the . community. I am left with the · nagging feeling that the contest foi: the remaining seat may come down to a choice between •the lester of two evils," with Mayor Unda Dixon and her done. lCatrlna Foley, on one hand and the neophytes, Mamoor and em Perkins, on the ocher. Aa the ...._ are debated ave!' the oat few weeb, Mdl ol UI IDUlt pey dole attendon and attempt to MCertaln the true depCh and lntendona of each candidate-not an e.y tuk. fl we don't do our bomewodt and mab the belt dlOlce pMMi this time around ID dee •NM who wm guide lb9 c:11y ~ IDDl8 than 100,000 people a lhe ma fouryeu'I. tbt ...... ~ .... can be allllll!Jlld •In two_. -Outls.t. MAILBAG KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Gail and David Young of Corona del Mar buy fruits and vegetables at farmers markets and deliver them to area shelters. 1be Pilot should vamoose, just like the Balboa ducks Your Friday article ·0ua -duclc. - vamoose" does not belong on the front page of your -or anyone's - newspaper. Your writer thought it would be cute to write a tongue-in-cheek story about the removal of ducks on the Grand Canal. or course. to the residents of the Grand Canal and Balboa Island, this has been a serious problem oflong standing. If your paper wishes to make fun or local Issues, l suggest you go out of the local paper business, or feature opinJons on the editorial page. This is what grown-up newspapers do. DON ABRAMS Grand Canal Seven cents can add up to Gardner-like trouble Judge Robert Gardner's dilemma with the Independent auditor of his handling of public funds in Newport Beach over an apparent shortfall of 11 cents reminds me of my personal encounter with the bureaucratic bean counters of a major corporation (The Verdict, "One man's 11 cents on corporate wrongdoings," Tuesday). WhUe serving at the U.S. Naval Station in Rota, Spain, in 1964, I needed a new softball glove. The Post Exchange didn't sell ball gloves, so I got the Sea.rs Overseas catalog, picked a glove, calculated a total of the price and shipping chacges and sent the order off with a personal check. The postage was 7 cents. I was much gratified when the ball glove arrived in about I 0 days. It was perfect. Then I got a letter from Sears, which cost them 7 cents to mail. Their bean counter had determined that my check was 7 cents short. So, not wishing to have Sears writing to my commanding officer about my outstanding debt, J spent 7 cents for postage to mail a check for 7 cents to Sears. Surely there are other true stories of bureaucratic excess out there. I hope to read about it in the Pilot, especially if it's for less than 7 cents. DAVID J. STILLER Costa Mesa Westside won ,t improve with more nonprofit organizations Whoa. Whoa. Take off your blinders. do-gooders (For a Good Cause. ·ereaking bread for those who need it," Aug. 21) . When I read the remark that the highlighted do-gooders, Gail and David Young, are quoted as making, "When you live in Newport and you go into Costa Mesa, into some of these areas .... " my mind was made up. No, we don't need another charity READERS RESPOND on the Westside. Enough of this Costa Mesa as a Third World coun• f business. I wonder if the Youngs h ve ever traveled outside of Newp1 1 to see what the rest of the nation lives like? You'd think that Costa Mesa was a slum from their remarks. I hope that the Costa Mesa City Council members read that comment too. I hope they see that we really need to encourage other areas of Newport· Mesa to accept the OtUdren's Hospital of Orange County cli.nic. We need to stop encouraging situations that result in multiple families living in illegal nul'l)bers in units that they can't afford so that they can access the freebies. Rents have gone up in every town near the beach and will continue to do so. Positioning these freebie clinics on the Westside just because it already has a population base that utilizes them iso't improving the neighborhoods. The natural 0 1 der of things is that when rents inc1 ase (and property values too). we end up with an attrition of poorer residents who can't afford to Jive there. Take off those blinders. (And my apologies for lampooning the Youngs. I'm sure they are very nice people who, unfortunately, came out and said in print what everyone really thinks.) MERIDEE ~ · Costa Mesa Village Inn hears more nay s than yeas AT ISSUE: Balboa Island venue seeks to add more to its live music lineup, winning over just one of these three letter writers. ~thecityor ~it Js that governs eotenalnment In Newport Beach ahould approve additions to the ViDlgle Inn's live music lineup. We are alive and breathins and one of our basic needs is entertainment. There Js so little ~It availlble for those of~ In Newpo11 Beedl who are owr 40 OCber thlD. the Vlfll8e Inn -it is ..... Sony about the netghbot but maybe she should start to enjoy the music instead of&lt1 CASE Corona del Mar I am plagued myself by absolute nol.9e that should not be happening and this absolutely is a residential neigbbodlood in Balboa and the addition to the Village Inn to have a music venue In that particular locatioo ii jlJlt way out of line. And no, they should not allow this to happen to these people that live in the immediate area JEFfBLME c:osta Mesa In response to the question posed In the Tuesday edition of the Daily Pilot regarding additions to the live music at the Village inn, the amwer is a resounding no (-village Inn. neighbor In legal row owr nolsej. We don\ need any mott ooi9e. Balboa 1slanc1 is a quaint vill9 of some 1,450 homes and 4,500 COMMUNITY COMMENTARY residents. People live here because of the peaceful atmolphel'e. and visitors enjoy the charm and hospitality ol being on an iSand dol!le to a metropolitan 8ft!IL The ViDage Inn is way out al sync In~ to add pen::u91lion Instruments to tts repertOire ~ mulic. The~ Inn can sads(y a need a a pub and restaLnD1 if' it aerves good food and drtDk. However, loud music does not~ in the mkbt of a ftllidendal ~ .. South County airport money should be audited ---··· ..... =.:-.. -:.·:.~~ .. ., ..... --o1111111 ea..,-...... ....... .. ,, .......... ~ .... ,. ?~ ....., ... ~ • ( M Tlusday, ~eust 29, 2002 .. AROUND TOWN •Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa, CA 92827; by fax to (949) 8464170; or bv cetllng (EMS) 574-4298. Include the time, date end locetfon of the event, H weU aa a contact phont number. A compl.te llttlng la available at www.d•i/ypllotoom. the ttu.ineu category Ind MO for the me...,. c:Megory. r .. m• mey not e>CCMd eight people. Entries mutt bt rectfved btfore Sept. 6. (949) 72M400. FRIDAY SEPTEl•ER 10 Modw"a ........ end l(JtdMn wtl holt • Mmlner on the power of hyaluronlc ICld from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . It the Pltlo Ca1' In Costa Meu. The ca1' 11 et 225 E. 17th St Free. (949) 8314741. A showing of •Clock Stoppers• ~R 12 will begin at dusk aa part of the The Thul"8dey Morning Wom.,.•a Newport Dunos Resort Movies on Club will hold its first luoctieon et the Beach series. The film will be noon at the Radisson Hotel In shown on a giant screen situated Newpo/t Beach. Entertainment on the sand. Guests are , will be provided by Stephen encouraged to bring beech chairs Plummer, the Los Angelea Opera and take advantage of ttie understudy for Placido Domingo. campfires. The resort is at 1131 The hotel is at 4646 Macarthur Back Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) Blvd. $23. (714) 842-6883. 729-DUNE. SATURDAY The movie "Mrs. Doubtfire• wlll be shown at dusk as part of the Newport Dunes Resort Movies on the Beach series. The film will be shown on a giant screen situated on the sand. Guests ere encouraged to bring beach chairs and take advantage of the campfires. The resort Is at 1131 Back Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) 729·DUNE. TUESDAY Body Design will offw, fortht first 11me, a class on the Nia Technique at 10 a.m. at Body Design in Newport Beach. The Nia Technique is a gentle, graceful and powerful cardiovascular movement that focuses on awakening and empowering your phyalcal, me11tal, emotional and spiritual selves. The Nia Tedlnlque is beneficial for all ages and fitness It vels. Body Design is at 100 Nctvport Ce11t•1r Drive. (949) 721'·3555 or 1 •w .bodydesign.tv. SEPTEMBEP ~ ThP 41st ann1.1 Snndc:Htfe Contest will b• I 1 from 11 a.m. to 4 p m at Big 'nil del Mar Beach. All reg1~.t I p,Hticipants w ill receive om· I , '' nd-trip ticket to Catalind 111 ",, nt, sponsored by th<. 0111111odores Club of the Newpc...11 Deadi Chamber of Commerc( " ill consist of four categories. hP fee is $30 for the family and organization categories. $46 for SEPTEMBER 14 The Com M... Hi.torte.I Society will host an event with speakers Paul Apodaca of Chapman University and Edith Behrens of the Bowers Museum from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Diego Sepulveda Adobe Open House In Estancia Park. The speakers are scheduled at noon and 2 p.m. The park is at 1900 Adams Blvd. Free. (949) 831·6918. SEPTEMBER 15 The acoul1ic: soundl of Buzzwortd will fill the Newport Beach Central Library at 3 p.m. with a llve program titled "Music of the Mandolin~ The electrlc band wlll perform lta usual blend of traditional, J~ .• art, rode and sundry wor1d music with lively Celtic Influences. The library Is at 1000 Avocado Avenue. Free. (949) 717-3801 or www.newportbeach- library.org. SEPTEMBER 17 Th• Costa Meu Senior Center will host a public luncheon with the five candidates running for City Council positions, from noon to 12:45 p.m . at the center. The group's monthly membership meeting will follow at 1 :30 p.m., at which time the candidates will be introduced and members will have the chance to ask questions of the candidates and their Issues. The discussion will be monitored by Daily Pilot M anaging Editor S.J. Cahn. The centeris at 695 W. 19th St. Call for lunch reservations. (949) 645-23581 BUDDHA'S FAVORITE JAPANESE CUISINE 5 !Jf)}JJ & J\J 0 D.WL!1~ 2nd Anniversary Special Dine-11 1 During Dinner Hours Only Sept. 1 -Sept. 7 949•723•4203 Waterfront Dining • Open Lunch I Dinner 834 Lido Park Dr., Next to Blue Water Grill Newport Beach • Takeout Available A wnlnll on llow to 11t9¥ VoUl'I It h .. rt will be held from 8:80 to 7:30 p.m . It the Pde> Ce" In ~Mell. The ttnilner, whktt la hoetlld by Mother'• Marbe It K.ltchtn, II tree and open to the p1,1bllc. The Cl1' lut 225 E. 17th St (90) 631-4741. SEPTtMBERll ThtC-. Meee~of Commerce will hott lta 90 Minute Breakfast Boo1t from 7 to 8:45 a.m. at the Coste Mesa Coontry Club. The club la at 1701 Golf Course Drive. $17, or $12 if prepaid. Call for re1ervatlon1. (714) 885-9090. SEPTEMBER 20 The tint Country w..tem Hoedown, hosted by the Costa Mesa Senior Center, will be held from 4 to 8 p.m . at the center. The hoedown will Include tw~stepping, line dancing and e catered barbecue dinner. The center Is at 696 W. 19th St. S9, or $4 for members. Call for reservations. (949) 645-2356. SEPTEMBER 25 . The Cotta MeN Chamber of Commerce will host a buslne•• after-hours mixer from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Plum's Cafe and Catering In Costa Mesa. The caf(I Is at 369 E. 17th St. $10, or free for members. (714) 885-9090: OCT08ER5 The Harbor Herfttge Run end Atneas Fair will retum to Newport Beach today. The 16-year event, hosted by Ne'(Vport Ha~r High School, will Include a 6K Feature Race, a 2K Fun Run/Walk and a Kid's Kla11lc race. Registration will begin at 6:30 a.m. followed bv race. starting at 8, 8:30, 9:15 and 9:30 a.m . The school ls at 16th St. between Dover Or. and Irvine Ave. Free. (949) 516·6611 or www.kathyloperevents.com/hhr. OCTOBER 19 Al part of Its annual fund-raising, the Costa Mesa Senior Center will host a Monte Carlo night with the Bob Whit Trio (formerly of the Platters) from 7 to 11 p.m . at the center. The evening will include gaming, blackjack, craps, poker, a silent and live auction, and a gourmet Chinese dinner. The center ls at 695 W. 19th St. Call for reservations. (949) 645-2356. ONGOING Interfaith couplta with one Jewish partner are Invited to participate In a discussion group at the Jewish Family Service of .. ar.,.. County ofllce. The lfoup la uefl9d toward dee9'ng wfth law .,.._,n lntetfillh • ..-. _,, .. re111ne chtld...n, obteMng holldlya, symboll In the home •nd relatioNhlPt with extended famlll•. The co.t le $46 per couple for three Maione. Preteglatratlcm la required. Call to adltdule date end time. The offtce la at 250 E. Beker St., Suite G, Coate Meae. (714) 446-450. Women 60 end oldw may bt pert of a dlacu11lon group coordinated bv Jewlah Family Service• to address Issues such aa anxiety, depreaslon, relationshlp1, lonellnesa and family that meets fn>nJ 10 to 11 :30 a.m. Mondays at the egency of'fic:es, 250 E. Beker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Prereglatratlon required. (714) 445-4950. Fttends ol the Newport Beech Public Library Used Book Store are asking for patrons to donate books to replenl1h the dwindling stodc. Book.a may be le~ at any of the three braocti libraries et Balboa, Mariners, or Corona del Mar, or in the book cloaet n8J(t to the Friends Book Store at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. All hardcover and paperback donations, with the exception of magazines and law boob, will be aocepted and are tax deductible. (949) 769-9667. The ..... lnatttut. ofJen"" computer clHaes to people with fading vlalon who hav,e difficulty seeing the computer screen. The Oasl8 Center at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona def Mar, offers six aeulon1. Call to 1lgn up for classes. (714) 821-5000. A aptrttuel care dau me9tl •t 7:16 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400 Irvine Ave., Suite 114, Newport Beach. Call to reserve a seat. (949) 263-1462. The Costa Meu Chamber of Commerce will host networkers luncheon meetings Wednesdays from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club. The cost is $13. The club is at 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. (714) 885-9090. A breln tumor support group meets the first and third Thursdays each month from 7 to 8:30 p.m . at the Hoag Cancer Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Free. Registration not required. The group is designed to help patients and their families Dally Plot underltand end cope with the lea The "'°"Pl aMr9 lllneu. (948) 674-8232. ex~. heir how othera dNI with gn.f, receive IUpport It. AndNw'a ,............., alUf'Clh end lffm W9'f8 to cope with ho9ta • ment.aJ lllnea support udneta end lou. One group group from 9:30 to 8 p.m. mMta et 7 p.m. Tueedayt It a.ttl Sundeya In Di~ Hall Cat Jacob In Irvine. 800 St. Andt9WI Ro.d, Newport The eecond lfOUP ....... n 10 Beach. (948) 674.-2239-. a.m. Tue.dayt et Tempte Judea In ,,....-.... '9mlty....,,.. Of Laguna Hiiia. The third group Orenge County eponeora a meets at 1 p.m. Thuraday9 at the dlecualongroupfocu~ngon Ezra Center In Anaheim. Free, but concem1 and rnpon1lbllitlt1 of advence registration 11 required. adult children and their parents (714)~. from 6 to 7 p.m . two TuMdlyt a J9wlth F'9mlty s.rvlce ol Orenge month at the Jewiah Family Servlc, office et 250 E. Baker St., County provides a support end Suite G, Costa Meu. $10 per dlscutslon group to a•lst , person, per aealon. partlclpant1 In their recovery from Preregistration required. (714) 'childhood or teenage sexual 446-4950. abuae. The group meets from 8 to • 9:30 p.m': Tue&days et 260 E. The Jewilh flmlly S.Vlct ol Baket St., Costa Mesa. Advence Orange County haa a weekly registration is required. (714) parenting support group to help 445-4950. parenta leam strategies for 1\Yo-hour k.8yek toun with • successful parenting and helping them deal With the feeling• and trained naturalist guide are behavior of their children. The offered at 10 a.m . Sunday• from group meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. the Newport Dunes Waterfront Mondays at Jewish Family Resort. The resort Is at 1131 Bade Service, 250 E. Baker St, Suite G, Bay Drive, Newport Bead\. $20, Costa Mesa. The group will cover or $10 for California Wiidiife topics about managing anger, Campaign and Newport Bey anxiety and peer pressure Naturalists and Friends children experience. members. (800) 585--0747. Preregistration required. (714) A yoga end dance cleN la held 445-4950. from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Tuesdayt The Cotta MMe Senior c.nw et the Center for Spiritual has ballroom dancing with llve Diacovery, 2850 Mesa Verde Driv-. music from the Costa Mesa East, Suite 111 , Costa Mesa. (714) Music Makers from 7:30 to 10:30 764-7399. p.m . every Tuesday night at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. $4. (949) Tht Rev. Connie Ryckman leldl • 548-3884. discusaion group using the book HConversatlona with Jewlah Femlly SeMct of Orange God" from noon to 1 p.m. County sponsors an ongoing Tuesday• at the Center for healing support group for the Splritual Discovery, 2860 Mesa chronically ill. The purpose ls to Verde Drive East, Suite 111, provide participants with Costa Mesa. Bring a lunch. emotional and aplrltual support (714) 764-7399. to manage Illness and Its consequences. The group meets Mershall'a T .. Kwon Do In Com at 7 p.m. Thursdeys at Jewish Mesa offers free aelf-defenae Family Service, 250 E. Baker St, classes to airline pilots and flight Costa Mesa. Attendance ts free, attendants. Classes are taught by but registration Is required. (714) three-time U.S. National 445-4950. Champion Tom Marshall. Marshall'a ls at 333 E. 17th St., Scrabble Club No. 350 meets Suite 13, Costa Mesa. (949) from 6 to 10 p.m . Thursdays at 574-0122. Borders Book.a, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St. A DNUng with Divorce support in Costa Mesa. $3. New players group is offered by Jewish Family are welcome. (949) 206-9822. Service of Orange County. The group la led by an experienced The Coln end Stamp Club mffb counselor and meets at 6 p.m. from 1 to 3 p.m. Moi:tdays at the Tuesdays at the Jewish Oasis Senior Center. New Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker members interested In trading, St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. (714) buying and selling stamps and 445-4950. cqins are being sought to join these informal meetings. There The Com M ... Chamber of are no fees required. (949) Commerce sponsor• a 644-3244. networking luncheon at 11 :45 a.m. Wednesdays at the Cocta Jewish Femlly Service off9rs Men Country Club, 1701 Golf ongoing bereavement support Course Road, Costa Mesa. (714) groups for adults at all stages of 885-9090. 09.11.2001 A Day Not To Be Forgotten September 11th has touched the lives of millions, both at home and abroad. To honor those who died and to pay tribute to the heroism and ""°'ve of all Americans, we would like to extend an Invitation to the community to visit our location, to sign a Card of ' Remembrance and receive a Uberty Ribbon. Wear your Uberty Ribbon with pride to show the wor1d that the spirit of the American people will never be broken. Strong Proud Free Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive Ja Memorial Park l _U ROSE HD.IS ~ Mortuary · Cotta Maa 182& a.ler Avenue Costa M .... Catlfomla 9262&-2266 Tel: 714-540..5554 FD 13-41 ~~ .. - SOCIETY Ttusday, Aulust 29, 2002 A7 THE CROWD An elegant and FaShionable party, a la the Great Gatsby I twas quite possibly the most elegant dinner parfY this summer on the Orange c.oast. Glamorous Corona del Mar hostess V8lane Wahler and her ~nair hwband, Robert, opened their spectacular ocean-front estate for the Fashionables in support of Cllapman University. ArrM.ng at the contemporary masterpiece on the Pacific Ocean, -----~ red-jacketed valets whisked away the · procession of mostly black automobiles delivering guests in 1920s-era attire as B.W. COOK calledforby the event chairwoman, Adrienne Bl'eon8n, a knockout in a cream-colored lace flapper dress with shoes and bonnet to m atch. The nearly 100 fashionable patrons entered the Wahler compound, passing through an Asian-themed garden with wilterscape including a koi pond stocked with magnificent creatures swimming about and under fragrant water lilies. The silky gray family cat stood guard over the pond, ignoring some of Orange County's most famous ci~ns crossing over the aggregate stone bridge into the breathtaking foyer that was only a hint of the grandeur awaiting the assemblage. Valaree Wahler swooshed into the grand salon in a white ·summer evening dress and fur boa only eclipsed by fabulous pearl and diamond jewelry. The hostess bussed the arriving crush, which included a most elegant Donna Bunce, who wears orange better than any living soul on the planet One of Newport's best-dressed women, Zee Alhed, was escorted by Drago Gllglc. Platinum blond~ Dell Barkoruras and beau Tom Johnston made the rounds joining Patrlda Groth, Ollie em, Karen Hanlin with hairdresser Craig Brown, Leslie and Larry Cancelllerl, Betty COURTESY B. W. COOK Rusty and Bill Hood at the summer party. Moss and classy Toni OUpbant. As the crowd moved through the salon of the residence and onto the multileveled tenaces facing the Pacific Ocean, white-gloved waiters passed hors d'oeuvres and martinis flowed Brennan created the party with a Great Gatsby theme, and the band played on accordingly. One moment the early evening air was filled with the melody of "What'll I Do?" and the next moment the Charleston had the crowd dancing. One of the highlights of the evening was a performance on the saxophone by Jerry Mandel, president of the Orange County Performing Arts Center. Mandel played a number of classic favorites as the crowd applauded and requested multiple encore numbers. Lido Isle's dashing man-about-town Jerry Richards worked the crowd on behalf of Chapman University. Richards is chairman of the Fashionables' Men's Patron Committee and works hard year-round to raise funds and awareness for the local university led by respected economist Jim Doti, unable to attend the party because he and wife Lynne were in Spain visiting Ambassador and Mrs. George Argyros. George Argyros is the chairman of the board of trustees of Chapman University and has donated considerable resources for the betterment of the school over the past three The Original MIKE'I CARPET$ OVER 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery • ALL CARPET & FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30°/ooff COURTESY B.W. COOK Event Chairwoman Adrie'nne Brennan joins Fashionables President Betty Belden Palmer and Udo Isle's Dr. Jerry Richards at Chapman University's summer dinner and fund-raiser. decades. Dinner wds served al fresco in the Wahler gardens facing the ocean. Round tables of eight invited the guests to a magnificent buffet of top sirloin and salmon. Buffet sta tions we re set up on multiple levels of the grounds so that each section of the party felt intimate, with no line for food service. The crashing surf ove r jagged rocks blended with the waterfall edge of the spectacular infinity pool. Host Robert Wahler, dressed in immaculate burgundy silk bow tie and white dinner jacket, shared that the pool was his favorite part of the estate. ul try and swim every day," commented Wahler. showing some of the patrons the ART llEsTORATION We repair damaged: • PORCELAIN • CRYSTAL •PAINTINGS • CHINA • G~ • GJW'HJCS • fRAM.F.s ANO OTHER Air CoWCTIBl.F.S ~---------;-, 1 10 OFF ~~~AJ& I c~ ~!.N",U.~~ s:.t 2! ~.J www. ldw leca.rom Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates guesthouse suite on the lower level of the property, below the swimming pool. "lf I were a guest, I would never go home," said one patroness looking through the walls of glass at an apartment that would serve any average royal. Wahler responded: "TI1e space has a tiny closet. So you see, guests don't stay that long." Everyone laughed. The theme of the night was COURTESY B. W. COOK Robert and Valaree Wahler hosted the Gatsby-themed dinner. best exemplified by Jacqueline Dillman. ln addition to her period dress and diamond hair band reminiscent of the 1920s, Dillman carried an autographed copy of F. Scott Fitzgerald's celebrated novel, UThe Great Gatsby." Dillman lamented that only a few of the guests had actually read the book. Also in the crowd were Nora and Jim Johnson, JudJe Manto, Betty Belden Palmer, the handsome John Fitzpatrick, the very fashionable couple Pat and Dick Allen, decorator to the stars Nonna Smith, local movers and shakers Joyce and Tom Tucker, Mary Jean Slmpldna, Joan and Dick Stevens, Barbara and Jay Magness. 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Eighteen holes can work up an , appetite, especially when most of your time is spent looking for lost balls. Alas, the food at many courses consists of an overpriced hot dog and bag of chips wolfed down rounding the rum between holes nine and I 0. So of course I was surprised and somewhat skeptical when several friends suggested I review The Grill at the Pelican Hill golf course. I was aware that the restaurant was there, but never considered it for a critical review. My skepticism quickly faded when I learned that The Grill was run by the Four Seasons Hotel in Newpon Beach. The hotel's Pavilions restaurant was recently named No. I in Orange County by the 7.agat guide. FYI • •WHAT: The Grill at Pelican Hill •WHERE: 22661 Peflcan Hill Road South. Newport Cont •WHEN: Lunch l• eerved from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally; dinner It terved from& to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thurtday and untll 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday; , brunch I• served from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. •HOW MUCH: Expensive • PHONE: (949) 717-8000 bot oven. The (reshness of the fish was obvious after one bite, and it was served witP a simple mixed green and heirloom tomato salad drlu.led with a basil vinaigrette. The dish sounds simple enough, but the greens and tomatoes were bursting with fresh-grown Oavor, and a more co~ sauce simply would have overpowered. •• the delicate fish. ' Simpler still was Ross' chicken, a half-bird roasted and served oyer a bed : or garlic mashed potatoes. The skin WllS perfectly crisped, while the meat , underneath remained moist; pan juices were all that were needed to finish the plate. Pelican I till is in Newpon Coast, the exclusive coastal development recently annexed by Newport Beach. The golf course is treasured for its spectacular ocean and canyon views, and commands a hefty fee for 18 holes of golf. SEAN HILLER I OAILY PILOT Seared Alaskan halibut with micro greens is a must-try at The Grill at Pelican Hill, overlooking the ocean and canyon. To accompany the meal, The Grill, offers a s mall but well-chosen selection of wines dominated by late , vintage California labels, as well as a small contingent from France, Italy and Australia. I ordered an Arrowood • Cabernet and was surprised when the maitre 'd suggested the manager's · featured wi'ne, a Frie Brothers Pinot Noir. It wasn't the switch from cab to pinot that s urprised me, but rather that the pinor was about half the ptice of the Arrowood. It was the first tim~ I can remember being down-sold on a bottle of wine, and ii was an excellent The Grill is artached to the main clubhouse, pen::hed above the 18th green. A dark oak bar spans the rear of the main dining room, providing a clubby, masculine hangout where duffers can discuss the one that almost went in. The main room is elegantly decorated with club green carpets, cool stucco walb and an assortment of Ooral arrangement.'>. High ceilings are purn:1ua1cd by stone-pillared archways that add a touch of drama to the room. The ~lylish interior is soon forgotten, however, upstaged by the superb view bt.'Yond L11e glass-enclosed wall that frontl> the main room. Past the cool green fairways is a truly stunning vista of Newport Coa:.1 and the Pacific Ocean, accented by Catalina Island when 1he weather is clear enough. The view'> make lunch a popular dining Lime, and if you're going for dinner, try to arrive before sundown. The Grill is probably one of the few restaurants where the early seatings are more popular than the late ones. I visited the restaurant with my friends Ross, Pele and Steve. We started with a cocktail at the bar, or al least tried to. The banenders seemed a bit overwhelmed by the crowd, and it took us awhile to gel our orders in. We finally ended up being seated and placing our cocktail orders again with our waitr~ The menu, under the skillful hands of chef Mike Dugan, stresses the simplicity one would expect at a grill. with a selection of roasted or grilled meats and fishes, a handfuJ of pasta dishes, and a page of salads and appetfaers. I started olf with the sauteed soft-sheU crabs ($12.75), which consisted of a single crab that was fried crisp, quartered and arranged around a handful of mache letruce. The rich crab was dressed with a simple lemon butter, and a few dabs of whole-grain mustard added an earthy zing. Another winner was the seared crab cake ($13), served over soy-marin ated vegetables. There was a lot of sweet crabmeat in the thick patty, and the ginger and orange sauce pooled around the djsh provided a nice citrus balance. SaJads include a baby spinach salad ($9.75) tossed with a warm red wine vinaigrette. Warm dressings seem 10 tame the distinct grassy nature of spinach. Roasted shitak.e m ushrooms completed the salad with their earthy Oavor. Main course selections include a dozen or so meat and fish dishes, along with a half-dozen pasta entrees. I was · disappointed on our visit that the lcjtchen was out of the crispy duck and the lobster, but pleased that our waitress told us soon after we were seated. There's nothing worse than getting worked up over a dish onJy to be told that it's sold out when you're about to order. Forgoing the duck. which would have been my first choice. I selected instead the veal chop ($27), a choice that did not let me down. The thick loin chop was weU-seared, keeping the interior Oesh moist and meaty. A robust mushroom reduction played well off the delicate meat, all of which was accompanied by sauteed celery root and thin slices of fingerling potatoes. Pete selected a pasta dish, the papparadelle with seared salmon ($14.75). This dish falls in the pasta section in name onJy as tl1e crisp salmon consisted of an en tree-sized portion perched atop wide egg noodles tossed with bitter arugula. sun-dried tomatoes, goat cheese and a light balsamic dressing. The dressing was unobtrusive, letting Jhe salmon star in the dish. I onJy wish the chef hadn't oven::ooked the noodles: They were a bit on the mushy side. I'm a big fan of the recent trend to simplify dishes, focusing Instead on preparation and quality ingredients, and the halibut ($23) and roasted chjcken ($17) ordered by my friends Steve and Ross both drove this point home. The halibut was first pan-seared to crisp the outsjde and then finished in a choice. • Whether you're a PGA professional, · , a weekend duffer, or you can't tell the • difference between a putter and a driver, The Grill at t;>elican Hill should be a must-visit on any dining lisL The clubby atmosphere, spectacular views· and excellent menu make for a winning combination perfect for a . relaxing evening dinner, afternoon lunch, or even brunch on the weekends. And if you've got relatives in town, there's no better place to sbow off the beauty of Orange County .•. •STEPHEN SANTACROCE'S restaurant reviews appear every other Thursday. Send him your comments at sdsanta@- oc-dining.com. . . Last Friday, Saturday & Sunday of the Month: · • 50-75o/o OFF . "We've Raided the Best Closets In Orange County." Quality Consignment Apparel 427 E. 17™ ST. COSTA MEsA, 92627 _ CE . ~t;he style-; {Between Tustin & Irvine Ave.) (949) 646-1440 Mon.-Fri 7:00AM.-6PM •Sat 7:00AM .... 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Foam so -70'a • Aug 16th. 6'30 pm Tot Shat>IMtt & BBQ • Aug 23rd. 6-30 pm Coff• & ConWl'Atfon CONGREGAT ION Shtr Ha-~·aJot .. '....,. J ,-, 111 I I ' ' t orl <l ij t (l b I '1' r t " It t Irr l! I '' hf Ir l r 1 q I ri q I • Duette4D "''"'~ .... -~~11111 •l .1n ... PrMcy ... •Will ........ ..... ..... lcldl ....... ...... REELCRmcs Filln fails to serve 'Sara'; 'Simone' holds viewer's interest 'Serving Sara' does not dish up many laughs A n absolutely dreadful attempt at comedy, "Serving Sara" is an insult to anyone with an IQ greater than their shoe size. This inane --~~~~~ fil{llisa wannabe zany farce and road trip movie with gross-out jokes and a little romance .......... ........_....., thrown in. jOtfN DEPKO But this clunker falls flat on its face on every count. No laughs, no love, no life. The first five minutes are mildly amusing and give a hint of what the movie might have been if it had bt;tter writing. directlng and acting. Matthew Perry plays Joe Tyler, a process server worming bis way into an underground gambling den to serve a subpoena on a mobster. There are a couple of good one-liners, sight gags and snap py music in this opening scene. But from there, the film becomes its true self: a painfully unfunny exercise in sophomoric dialogue, deadpan acting and stupid plot tricks. COMING SOON The ever-cheerful Elizabeth Hurley plays Sara. the object of Joe's next subpoena, involving divorce papers. When she learns her husband is dumping her, she offers Joe a million bucks to serve papers on the husband first, so she can gain advantage in court. Thus starts a mindless trek from New York to Texas that is full of Oat jokes and desperate attempts at humor. COURTESY TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX Frank (Jason Statham) makes things a little more comfortable his latest package, Lai (Shu Qi) in "The Transporter" set for release Sept. 13. The very few funny moments are totally lost in the monumental silliness of the whole enterprise. The most desperate gags involve the bodily and sexual functions of cattle that definitely challenge the meaning of a PG-13 rating. These are crude and tasceless scenes thal would be much beuer left on the cutting-room floor. Perry looks like he is sleepwalking through his Unes. Hurley brings the emotional depth of a cartoon character to her role. Together they are Ustless and lifeless with no • .! ,,,, 1 11111111/ firt'P" I .-... 1 h al 'tltltltltltl. 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Irvine I LA runes L--------.J ...,,,.,,,..All ...... ,, '°"......, "' ,, .... -· sparks. no chemjstry and no chance of making this dud work. "Serving Sara" manages to misfire on every level; a 101al embarrassment 10 everyone involved. ~Ser11i11g Sara" is rated PC-13 for crude IJumor. se.xunl co11te111 and language. • JOHN DEPKO ls a Costa Mesa resident and a senior investigator for the Orange County public defender's office. 'Simone ' stretches the limits of believabi lity '' s imone" is the title character who isn't there. In the film, she spri~gs from the imagination of I lollywood direccor Vlkcor Taranslcy, played by Al Pacino. Taranslcy's films have not been doing well lately. His current film is about to crash before it's even through shooting because his leading lady (Winona Ryder in a cameo) has just walked off the sec. When s tudio head Elaine Christian, played by Catherine Keener, tells Taranslcy he's finished, the director is doubly humiliated because Oiristian was once his wife. In a moment of desperate bravado, Vakt or claims be has someone much better for the role. Skipping ahead over <>everaJ plot developments that may or may not pass your personaJ New Merchandise Arrives Daily Hurry In For Best Selectlonl 'Well D esigned Furniture For Well Designed •tomes" ... Prices to The PMblk: plausibility tesc, we find Vilctor in the midst of shooting a film that is the talk of the town. He has not onJy found an actress who has, shall we JUNE ~~~e~orldly FENNER beauty, but he is driving aJI of I lollywood wild by aJlowing no one to see her. Even her co-stars have never laid eyes on her. She films all her scenes alone. This might be a good place to mention that "Simone" was writcen and directed by Andrew Niccol, who wrote the script for 'The Truman Show," a story in which real people went about their Hves in an artificial world. Truman's world onJy had to fool Truman. Here, Niccol has become more ambitious. His computer-generated film goddess is supposedly able to fool all of the people all of the time. Al times. the film's energy seemed to lose momentum. However, I found the "what if" qualities of the story held my interesc and made me laugh. '"Simone" is PC-13 for some sensuality. • JUNE FENNER is vice president of a w ork-force training company. The Village Fanner Restaurant · " The Best Kept Secret In Orange County" Do you like your food made from scratch? Come and see our • Gift BouUque • T~ Room • Patio Dining • Banque Room Come and bring a friend for dinner we will pay for yoor friend. Available 3pm thru 9pm Of equal or tcsse.r oa.lue (Monday thru Thursday) And coming soon ... 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" .. lyTomTttu1 A nyone concerned about the future of local theater should pay a visit to Uncoln Elementary School in Newport Beach, where, the Newport Beach Theater Company bas faahioned an elaborate, impressive and highly entertaining production of that classic; cbild.nm's fawrite .. The Wiza.rd of Oz." It's a kids' production ln the broadest sense of the term - the director ts 17-year-old Ryan Mekenian, who brings a fresh outlook to probably the most familiar story of them all. While using a script virtually mirroring the 1939 movie. Meken.Jan has spiced It with some occasional creativity in the dJalogue tbat dispels the warmed-over approach. This may be a children's show, but there's no skimping on costumes or scenery. The large fiats representing Kansas. Munchkin Land and OL are irrunaculately designed (by John and Shawn Irvin and Mike Safran) and also include a sprawling yellow brick road. The costumes of Amy Powell and Cathy Graham -especially those of Dorothy's companions on her journey -are excellent representations of these most familiar of fictional characters. Among the young cast members -many of whom AFTER HOURS • Submit AFTER HOURS items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 6464170; or by calling (949) 5744268. A complete list is available at www.dailypilot.com. SPECIAL MOVIES ON THE BEACH The Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort Hotel will show movies on the beach every Friday and attend the Orange County High School of the Performing Arts- there are some notable individual performances, beginning with Jenna Pinkham's wide-eyed Dorothy (she alternates with }ennJe Geoffroy). Pinkham brings a lttOng, assured vocal quality tQ the show's signature number, "Over the Rainbow," and delivers a convincing portrayal. Of the other three Bmerald Qty-bound travelers, Joseph Anderson (alternating with Nicholas Borango) moat impresses as the Scarecrow, whose rubber-limbed antics are reminiscent of the movie's Ray Bolger and who exhibits a polished sense of comic' timing. 7.ach Irvin's nn Man also is quite authentic as be bemoans his absence of a heart. and he bas a monopoly on this character. Cody Gummermao {sharing the role with Kyle Wolting) displays a comically regal air as the cowardlyUon, strutting through his extended "HI Only Had the Nerve" number and amplifying the fear factor of these pilgrims on a dangerous journey. Emily Horowitz eschews the traditional cackle of the Wicked Witch of the West for a more stealthy, ominous approach. She shares the green-hued character with Nichole Hayes. One departure from Saturday during the summer. Sho-.yings will begin at dusk. The film schedule is as follows: "Clockstoppers" on Friday and "Mrs. Ooubtfire" on Saturday. Newport Dunes is at 1131 Bad< Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is free, $7 for parking. (800) 765-7661. NATURE INDOORS "Exquisite Nature: The Beauty of Flowers; a pho1ographic exhibit by Karen lochesi, will be on display at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach, through FYI •WHAT: •The Wizard of Oz" • WHO: Newport Beech Theater Compan.,..-.. •WHERE: Lincoln Elementary School, 3101 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar •WHEN: 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday through Sept. 8 •COST: $10.or $16 •CALL: (949) 769-1048 S£N4 Htu£R I DAlt.Y PILOT "The Wizard of Oz" cast gathers for a photo on the yelow brick road at Lincoln Elementary School in Newport Beach on Wednesday. From left are Kyte Wotting, Cody Gummerman, Jenna Pinkham, Rustom Khavarian, Joseph Anderson, Zach Irvin, Brittany Carr, Nichole Hayes, Emily Joelle, Jessi Safran, Jennie Geoffroy and Alexa Safran. · . O\oreographer Susi Jenkins has incorpbrated some winning ensemble numbers for the large cast o( Munchlcins, talking trees, flylng monkeys and Emerald Qty residents. And Moruca VanderWyde keeps the show bright and peppy as musical director, although she re5tores the antiquated intros for the solos, along with the nonsensical "Jitterbug" sequence (both • wisely excised in the movie), which at least gives the young dancers another sprightly number. The Newport production is a family effort -lots of families pooling their creative energies to provide a performing outlet for their children -and the result ls a semi-polished gem calculated to amuse and entertain even those who could recite the lines along with the actors. traditional stagings (as well as the movie version} comes in the character ofTuto, Dorothy's dog, Who's portrayed by 10-year-old Alexa Safran in a furry s\tlt Since 10-year-olds generally are easier to direct than canines, this Toto adds a creative touch to the show. Sept 13. Free. (949) 717-3801. MUSIC SUMMER JAZ1. SERIES The Hyatt Newporter will present keyboardist and composer David Benoit at 7 p.m. Friday as part of its Summer Jazz Series at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. $32.50-$57.50. (949) 729-6400. BOLTON SIGNS CDS Michael Bolton will make an appearance from 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday to sign copies of his CDs at Borders Books, Music & Brittany Carr doubles charmingly as Oo'rothy's Aunt Em and the fairy princess-like Glinda, the Gpod Witch (it'll be Jessi Safran in sqm e performances), and Rustom Khavarian pushes the comic envelope as the nerdish little fellow who bas the title role all to Cafe in South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Bolton'• newest release, "Only a Woman Like You; will be available. Free. (714) 432·7854. MARC ANTOINE Guitarist Marc Antoine will perform 7:30 p.m. Sept. 6 at the Hyatt Newporter, 1007 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Antoine will play music from his new al bum, "Cruisin'; at the concert, which is part of the Hyatt Newporter's Summer Jazz Series. $35. (949) 729-1234. S5~ Mattress ()utlet Store BRAND NEW · COSMiTICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Btst '°'Less! flmPI 3165 Harbor Blvd. 11-.i Costa Mesa • One Block Soutb ol .05 f'Wy ill (714) 545 ... 7168 himself. Newport$ production skips the scene explaining his presence in ~ as well as the aborted balloon escape (there are some things you just can't do on a school stage), but most audiences can fill in the gaps mentally. • TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. STAGE p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Sf 5 or 'THE WIZARD OF or $13. Recommended age is 6 and The Newport Beach Theatre up. (714) 957-3347, Ext. 1. Company will present "The Wizard of Oz" through Sept. 8 at 'THE FUU MONTY' Lincoln Elementary School, 3103 "The Full Monty," based on the Pacific View, Corona del Mar. film by the same name, will Show times are 7 p.m. Friday and dance its way Tuesday through Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. $10 Sept 15 in1o the Orange County or $15. (949) 759-1046. Performing Arts Center's Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Show 'THE LITTLE PRINCESS' Trilogy Playhouse will present "A times are 8 p.m. Tuesday through Little Princess" through Sept. 8 at Friday, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday. and 2930 Bristol St., Bldg. C-106, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sundays. Costa Mesa. Show times are 7:30 $27.50-$64.50. (714) 556-2787. Departs From Balboa Pavilion Reservations Required 949.673.5245 www .catalinainfo.com If 'ff/11/ie .......... next .. 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QUOTE OF TIE DAY "We have five returning starters who went to the Cl F finals last year and the year before so we have the experience." -f'19tcher Olson Daily Pilot Ready to rOll With five returners, including senior Krista Mcintosh and three incoming freshmen, Newport Harbor girls eyeing CIF crown. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BPACH -Whatever Newport Harbor High girls tennis roach Hetcher Olson is doing, it seems to be woddng. Newport Harbor won the Sea View league title last secoon and has reached the OF finals the pa.st three seasons and competed in the finals or semi.fin- als severl of the last eight years since Ol- son took <1'm' head coaching duties eight years ago. Olson begins her 17th year with the program Olson's eight years at the helm the Sailors have yet to win the aF champi- onship. but she remains confident her team will one day win the title. And this season she has the weapons to vie for that elusive aF crown. Newpprt Harbor has senior Krista Mcintosh returning aJong with four juniors from its CIF DIWlon U finals team in 2001 in Bonnie Adams, Vanessa Dunlap, Diana Khoury and A.J. Olson. M::lnlaih wl play both~ arxt dou- bles b cbe Sobs~ to ClDl. Dunlap and Khoury teamed together to win the girls 166 doubles' title in the Costa Mesa Junior Tennis Classic in early ~ Dunlap won the girls lfis singles aown over Khoury at the same event. Three freshmen will go on the court for the Sailors this fall including Cady Mam., Brittany ~ and Megan MdCa)t Losing seven seniors is a ~ but Oison's ttacJc record speaks for itself. ~ have five returning smrt.ers who went to the ClF finals last year and the year before so we have the experience." Olson said "Now we have to play and WOik toward meeting our goals but have a tough road ahead" The Sailors finished 2001, 15-4, and lost in the finals the last three years.. Ol- son acknowledges the task of returning to the OF finals will be tough this sea- son in losing seven seniors and with the tearm in the league. '"That's kind of tough," said Olson. speaking about losing in the finals. "¥k have some tough tearm in our Jeast.le and it's going to be diffiaJlt to come back chat sttong with a building team, but we're going to giw it a shot." The Sailors are set to begin thetr sec- ond year in Division D after playing In Dtvbiorl L They reached the OF finals In Divi8ion I In 1993 and '96. Spor1s Editor Roaer C811son • (949! 574-4223 • Spor1s Fu; 1949) 650-0170 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL . Vanessa Dunlap (above) and Krista Mcintosh (left), exchanging high fives with the departed Megan Hawkins, are two of the mainstays in Newport Harbor High's girls tennis program as the team prepares for the 2002 season. Newport Harbor is considered one of the major threats in CIF Division II circles. PHOTOS BY SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT • The Sailors Krista Mcintosh, Sr. Bonnie Adams, Jr. Vanessa Dunlap, Jr. Diana Khoury, Jr. A-J. Olson, Jr. Brittany Sturgess. Fr. Megan McKay, Fr. Car1y Adams, Fr. Coech: Aetcher Olson .Little Sage about the Lightning Inexperienced group has much to learn before the school's first varsity football game Sept. 13. B•rry F•utkner Daityf>ik>t SC~ttlLCR/DM.YPl.OT Sace Hil Hi&h's footbal team's bkks Ind receivers roo a drl dlri1I pracdce Wecftsdiy. The~ hil a dOzen hstmen on its~ vwsity rosts. ticing in full gear today, Monarch said he will delay full scrimmaging until Monday, to allow his younger players to better grasp some of the game's fUnda- mentals. On the positive side. Monarch ti.. wek:omed a bandfu.I of aeniors, the pro- gram's llnlt. who include retumJng quarterback and safety 7..acb Priedrk:t.. fullb&ck Md middle lioebecter CJlr SwmsciO and tight md.,.dden.M eDd· linebld:er Scott (])(). Thole ........... led the LJtblninl junior vmlty to • 6-2 recotd IMt WI.~. 5-0Wy ~ imlk ID dmn the ..... dde. 1be .-..... IDd die roew1:l:lCDml. n-~Ibo.II 12 ...... Wbo .. tie on the -*J -tome al......._ illl be "9qmnd to .... -.... al .... aP Soulblm~ ........... .....-.- mmt for Willly eon ...... (15)-1-18 .... ,... .... 08Ce •• ~._.. lhlllllllirtrt4ewbl8iilt.._. -~ ..... lllld. Wldl • -r wll 11• DIUS N n ,t ... mllldllllln 1iafla_.. ............. ~:: ........ :.-r-=. :,t 7 0 d September 1 honor .. KEU Y LONG NOllDfl I Tlusday, Au&ust 29, 2002 •• GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY PREVIEW •• The Sailors Lauren Paul, Jr. Courtney Marshall, So. Andi Sarris, Sr. Amanda Abbott, Jr. Allison Hodlwald, So. Caitlim Mai, So. Heidi Peschelt, Jr. Elda Hernandez, Sr. Amy Lowery, Sr. Jenny Sarris, So. Esther DeLaRosa, Jr. Amy Klippert, Fr. Kaitlyn Watson, Fr. Courtney Hanson, Fr. Leslie Hanssens, Fr. Coech: Eric Tweit Sailors young, but have the talent Successful summer workout period lends to optimistic approach. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Eric lWeit pre: fers to talk about what his Newport Har- bor girls aoss country team has rather than what it lost or doesn't have. "I want to focus on the positive rather that what we don't have or what we lost,'" 1Weit said. What 1Weit has are five returners from last season's teain that finished third in the Sea View League behind Woodbridge and Aliso Niguel ..and reached the OF Division Ill Prelim.lmr- ies. Four of them were in the top seven for Newport a year ago. Among the returners are junlor Lau, ren Paul and sophomore CoW'1Dey Mar- shal.I, who botll anchor a team l\wit hopes reaches the CIF prel.lm.inarles again. Paul took 14th (19:18) at last season's CIF preliminaries, finished seventh 08:47) at league finals and was the team's Most Valuable Player, while Mar- shall ran to a 22nd-place finish (19:52) at league finals. "Marshall had a strong trade eeuoo and is one of the better runners in the league," 'IWeit said. •(Paul and Manhall) are the two main gids." The Sailors' only returning tenior, An- di Sarris, took 19th (19'.38) in lag\le 8- nals followed by junior Amanda Ab- bott's 20:15 (24th) and sophomore Allison Hochwald's 21: 13, good for 28th place. Tuugh league rivals may mab the road to the CIF pretiminaries a bit bumpy for 1\veit's Sa.Don. "Our goal ts the CIF preliminariea - to finish at least third in (the Sea View League) and get there," 1Weit Mid. ",But it's going to be a lot tOUlber with Foot- hill coming into the ~ th1a yar along with Woodbrklle. A.Ullo ~ and lnine." 1Wdt remains opdmildc from wlMli he's seen during summer W<irbucs IUCb u the te.m·a recent trtp to MmllDOCb Cora weeklona runnins cmq>. "It hurts our depcb. • be a.Id. "lAlt ,_.-we Md eillll or nine~ far._, 8ty to Ive or * til -., but we hnl .... ,.,...t.a....d .......... SopbGmoc'9 ._, CCJ "W Clli*ll Mii; Who only .,.... rumiQs ......... addbea_,..,,_...._ ..... ~ ..................... ., e••,..a. • 1111111-..a aHw. "In hi• ................. .., .... . N/IO=lbe= ..... ..... HBdl _, ......... ...... ........... ,... . ...., .... _. ............ '° .......... . .. , ..... ,,.,....., .. .... IW Lill& ... •zl I -JliW ...... I ' SAILING Pinckney new UCI coach UC Irvine bas named Mike Pinckney head coach for sailing. which is a co-ed program at the University. Pinckney was assistant coach at USC in the fall of 2001 and also served as an assistant coach at the College of chatleston from 1988-92. The 1989 graduate of the College of Charleston was a four-time All-American. He was involved in two Intercollegiate Sailing Association national championships at Charleston: as a sailor in 1986 and as assistant coach in I 988. During his coach- ing tenure at (])adeston, the pro- gram had 16 AD~Americans and one ICSA Sailor ol the Year, plus captured two ICSA Sloop Na- tional Championships and two single-handed national titles. , Pinckney also coached in the 1989 Goodwill Games. His brother, Jon, is a former sailor and coach at UC Irvine. At UO, Mike Pinckney replaces Jonathan Posner, who is pursuing a career in engineering but will re- main on staff as a volunteer assist- ant with the Anteaters. n co•UNITY COLLEGE WOMEN'S SOCCER PREVIEW Building on success Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot mllectiYely." aid Bo.nd who en· ~for the ecodng phe--cm her 21st -.on wtd'l dle Pl-nom ortplllly &om Corona del rates. "U each athlete can imprOlle · Mar Hilb. . COSTA MESA -Cypress College everyday in pnctice. by the time "Shd probably be out there is but a ~. a fafllt uiemOry playo& are bete. wme ~to be llOOring more." Bond said of Mab- for the Orange Coast College ewn better." ~ women's soccer team. At 1eMt it During the past olf·aeuon. Cuaity, who came into her own seems that way for the Pirates. Bond appear4 to have oonected toWard the, end of the ~ IMt Cypress Co~ aroounted for the problem that led to the three )'e8f. etored 12 goals, and Saeni three of oca ~ lows last~ losses to Oypraa. --. had 12. Mahl«. Culity and when the Aratel W\IOt 20-5-1. · In ""'Miki(\ OOC'a ac:odl'8 .s.iimz fon:ned 1be lDOlt efiective matching the ecbool RlOOld b punch wtl not .._ be Ill about ~ tdo tn Are hlltory wbh a wins set by the 1988 team. Cy-sopbom«n Ja,aie ~ the ca1itw.s57pk press College ended OCX:S ~ Onu9 ~ c.on6nnoe MVP. Allo ft!CUi'olng b OCC will be, with a 2-0 dedslon fn the lhird 1be Plralll8 ba\te lddecl ~ Amber llUe, &llllllW <hlldu. round of the 'soutbero Callfomia Smh Ronquillo. from~ Mela Mm:lla ~ ""llp!I' Alida Regional Playoff&. High. and V.W Bocba, from S11ldago and team MVP Fiemanda However, the~ don\ have Laguna Hik wham wiD meeb \Wmcn. the Chargers oo their minds • • . wbh Mahler and felbv scodng Seodago 8g\ares to be ooe of the not until Sept. 20. 1baQ when tbmda, returnees Lauren a.ity )Mder'I cxi delm8e, wb8e ~ they will play at Cypress at 3 p.m. and Nikki Saenz. ls a by playmUer on o&me. "We don't go out there eW!f)'day Last year. Mahler set the acbool Rooquilo. along with freabman th.inldng that if we don't wost hard single-sea110n record wftb 33 Lisa Dunn, wtll reunite wftb \\!la$· that we're not going to beat ey. goaJe. She played despite an ankle co, as aD three played 8Cl'Ofl8 the press,. said occ c.oach 8albara °*81 late in the 8e8SOf1 and had street al c.osta Mesa two years Bond in response to the question: ttouble shaking double and triple ._ , Will Cypress serve as motivation team defmstve acenados. Preltunen Laurie Moore. Me- for OCC this seasont "'1wever. dDs year. Bood has as-lissa MangrelJo and Jeaek:a Berto-. "Our goal is to go into eveiy semtiled a team that can take ni are alao i'atbe£ familiar with practice and try to improYe at ~ off of Mablel:' That eadl other. They played together least one thing, indfvidually and should create more one-on-one at Fountain Valley last year. The Pirates Jealca Bertoni, Fr. Amber Blake, So. Lauren Cautty, So. Summer Cheldu, So. ~Dobbs.Fr. U..Dunn,Fr. Blenka Gnltzer, Fr. Mal'gllNl L.endel °"'So. Jaycee Mehler, So. MeliSM Mengrello, Fr. Meriae Mc:Gregot, So. Heather Metcalf, Fr. Laurie Moore, Fr. Tory Nicolaides. Fr. Vanessa Rod\a, Fr. Sarah RonquUlo,'Fr. Nikki Saenz, So. Alicia Santiago, So. Kec:y Teaford, Fr. Femaoda Velaaco, So. Coec:h: Barbara Bond OCC begins the season Friday, as it Kosis Mt San Antonio at 3 p.m. SWIMMING Peirsols sparkle in Japan -. . , •# .. YOKO~, Japan , ... Aaron Peirsol. the 2.0().meter .t>ack- stroke world-record holder ~and fonner Newport ~ High standout. captured bis ~nd gold medal for the U.S .. team in the Pan Pacific Sw:tmming Ownplonships·~~ His younger sister, Hayley. who will be a senior at Newport Harbor Kigh, alsO medaled. She earned a bronze medal, after fin- ishing in 8:32.27,in the 800 free- style. Aaron Peirsol, who is bowid for the University of Tuxas,_ won the 200 t>acptrolce {1:56.88), which also resulted in hia MVP award for the night. He won the 100 baclc Monday In 54.22. And. he helped Team USA maintain its gold medal lead. 16·9, over the Australians. The medal winnets wilt return home after we meei .co!lcludes today. LeplNotices 2640 I l.egalNotices 2640 Legalllalm 2141 Ltpl..... .. l.1111..._ 2M8 Ltpllallll .. l.1111..._ .. llplllallca M llgalNolcls ;;N;;;O;,;Tl;;;;;C;;;E;;;;;O;;;;;F;;;;;P;;ETl;;;;;;;;_,!,,;;~A:;;;;;H;;;EAR:;;;;;;;;IN;;;G:;;;;;on:;;;;;lhe;;;;; SlllMJllS ORANGE . CENTRAL to Interested persons lions Of file written you .,. • peraon In-Tht C-.t <-"Y doin1 busiMss yet? No One•Disl(ibullofl Co . IHWUll JUSTICE CENTER. 700 unless llMy have waived ol>jec:tions with lhe court ter-ested In the estate, ~ Dlatrkt'• pro· tlave rou started TION TO ADMINIS-petition wtll be held on laTACIOll---., CMo Center Orive West, notice befoH \he hurinc. Your you m1.1 fl.. with th• posed" budaet for 2002-dolna busine$S yet? Yes, TER ESTATE OF September 19. 2002 al NOTICE TO OEFEN -SantaAoa,CA92702 or consented to the 8j)pell'ance may b9 In court a Request for• 2003willbeavaii.t>lefor 5/8/87 IVY R ZINN 1.30 PM in Dept No. DANT: (Avbo a Acusa-Then.me a11d address. P'CIPMed action.) The person or by your Special Notice (fotm OE-public 111spection ;at Re1eerslaan 40 Corpo· Case No. A214e96 L73 located It 341 The do) t<ENOftlOK UCORISH, and~ numbw of Independent adminlstra-1ttorney. 154) of the filina of an C-t C-fty eel-r;ation To a" heil1, benefi.. City Drive Orange, CA an individual, and 00£S plaintiffs 1ttorney, or tlon authority will be If YOU M£ A CREDI-Inventory and 1ppralu1 t .. e District Office, Pl • Thu Hsu, President caries. creditors, contin-92613·1571. I throutll 10, lncklsiv• plaintiff without 1n cr•nted unless an In· TOR or contln1ent of utete assets or of llflhl .... A. 1'70 A4-This statement wn IF YOU OBJECT to YOU AAE BEING SUED attOfney Is: (El nombre, teresttd person flla en creditor of lhe ... sect. an1 petition or eccount ••• .A'v•1t••· (Ht• filed with the County geiit credilofa, and per-tile gl'llnbng of the peti-8-Y PLAINTlff: I• direccion y ti numero objection to the petition . you must file your claim aJ provld9d in Prob<tte M•M!, CA •2626 from Clerti of Orange County sons who may otherwise lion, you should appear CA Ud. le es ta demand-de telefono del aboaado •nd shows a:ood uuse • with the court and "u1ll • Code section 1250. A s.pta .. 1r 12, 2001 to on 08/14/02 be lnterestedbo1? .. theot 11/Ywill at the hearing Ind state ando): VICTORIA A. del demandante, o del why the court should cppy to the personal Request for Special s.,.ta .. ar II, 2002 200269USIO or estate. or 'u•. ....,., ~....._.~ 'oc Ille WENDELL, an indMduel demandante que no not &l'•nt the authority. rii>iesentative appoint..d Notic:e fotm Is aveilable betwffn the hours of 01lly Pilot Aue. 15. 22, R ZINN 1--· ....,.,._,,.," You have JO CAllN· tiene 1bo1ado, es) ; A HEARING on the by tht cour-t within four from the court clerlt. 1.00 .... and S..00 29, S&ld;:Sr~.RS Inc. Scott Bailey, CFO Th ls . stetertient was filed with the County Clerk of Ou.nae Count~ on08/19/02 2002H 1St27 . Dally Pilot Auj. 22, ?9, Sept. 5, 12.'2002 Th795 A PETITION FOR wntten objecllons ~th OAR DAYS after this MILTON B. T£NNANT. petition will be held on months from the dele of A~P......._., p.-. Tiie public hearlna flCllllll- PROBATE has been the court before the summons is served on ESQ., JOHN R. SCfflL-"'"PTEM8ER 19 2002 f' 4 .. _ ,_..._ -th• "'""""ed budcet ---~ The followtna person~ he ti Y ..., • •l the .,-st i.ssuance 0• ._,, & -•, ~· ,.......,----are doln1 bllsoness ••· flied by William H a ng. beour1 appear-you to file a typewritten UNG, APC. John R, 1:30 p.m. In Dept. L73 letters IS provicMd in .,._ '""9 M. Dr~ fOf 2002-2003 win be JAM Publl#"•tion·. ~6·., Costley in the Superior ance may n petaon response at thls court. Schillina. hq.. BAR located at 341 The Cit'! Probate C'od«I Mdlon ,1.,., 200 I. s-4-held et C-t c--The followlne ~rsons -~ < Court of Califomla. O< by your attorney. A letter or phone call 1041553, 4675 Mac-Drive South, Or•n&e, CA 9100. The lime f« fifina ,......, Ste .... ,,_.. af~ C~ Dlaklct are doina bu1iness n : Deerfield An .. Irvine, CA County of ORANGE IF YOU ARE A will not protect 1ou; Arthur Court -S..ite 590, 92868. claims wll not expire AM, CA 92707 Office, lwlllll11• A, IOM. Inc.. 9 Parker, 9Je~u •. Mn•hhn&, 62 THE PETITION CREDITOR or a contln-your typewr1tten rt-Newport Buch. C-ali-If YOO OB)(CT to . before fOll( months frbm Publl•hed Newport U70 ..._. A-, lr~;::~;n~ 9~18Deslaned Oeerfl~ldAve::'irv,ne. CA FOR PROBATE re-gent a-editor of the spoo'\e must be In t«nla 92660, (949) 833· the atantlna of the tll4I "41rlna date noticed Beadl·C'osta Mesa Oall1 c..te •-.<A t2H6 1 9 9,..,,,..,,_ sed st file proper .. ,., form if 'IOU 8833 petition, .you should lbo¥1. Pilot Au&U,st 29. S.p· •• s., ...... r '.. "'ra0r'~ecru.lelrs~1'nnec. 'c~MA926),l8 <R4JVTh'-bu-~· IS con· quests that William H decea • you mu want lhe court to heer OAYL (fMIMo) MAit 27 appeer 1t the hurlnc YOU MAY E.XAMJNE the t e m b • r 4 • 5 , 2002 ••:JO p.-. n • " •• ""'s-Costley be appointed as your daim with the court your ctse. , 2002 ~ an.d st•te your objec-file kept by the court. 11 200Z ThW802 Published .Newport This business is con-ducted by:1en Individual per110f'!al r8Pfetenlative and mail a copy to the If you do not file your AlAJt SLATE•, <'-" tlons or file written you ire a person in-----.,..-----•Beach-Cost. Mesa Oa1ty ducted by: 8 corporation Have you~t"'ted to administer the estate personal representative rer.ponse on-tlme1 you. ~ objections with the court ternte.d In the tstate, atYOfc.ostAllSA Piiot Auaus l 29, Haveyoustarted dolnebusinessyet?No of tile decedent ewointed by the COllrt may lose the case, •nd OM IOU$Al, before the hurint-Your you ma1 file with the --Z002 'Tll799 dome bu~nsss yet? Yes, Jeffrey A. Moehline TliE PETITION within lour mootha from your weaes, money .nd ~(D1h1d1) appe.er1nce may be In court a Request for ~-="• 6/2002 lhJS statement was requests lhe decedenrs tile data of firsl Issuance property m11 be talten NOTICt TO TH£ PER-person or by your Special Notice (form OE--_ c lmmuno · Oesocned filed with tlle County will and codials, if any, of lettn aS' provided in W•thout. further warnil1a SON SfRVEO: You are attome1. 154) ot the fitlna of an ~ ...... Ct f C t Molecules, Inc. Clerk ol 0 r'11&,,..tP'4,.IY P obat Code section from Ille court Mned IS an "ndivldu.I If YOtJ ARE A CREDI· Inventory and 1pprels1I IMIW&_,__ on• 1 Y 0 O$ 8 Jacquelyn Frilz Perry, on 08/06/02 be admitted lO probate. r e Th ·..... le 1 f 1 0 Mesa, Publtc SerVic.a/ Corporete Secrelar1 2002•912SSO The vdll and any coOiols 9100. The time for filing ere are ou ... r aa d9 endant. T R o r contin11nt of estate usats or ol Enemeerma , Depart-Thb statement wu • p ~ 5 ar~v~laJ: :~ ke~ =~! ,:1 rn':\n:: :O::.:':':o"'::.~s~n v:~or':~ B!'a~~~~!~: M':::&:~: :~~d:!:s~ff~8y~'~i:i!i !:Y p~~~~~ in i~:b~~! c~~J1~at 1! .. ~~R~~0'. :e:s~n~!t ~~~~1~ ~::;'k :nr.'::e g:~~~ ~'.1~. ~; Allf; i~lri. na e the hearing date notJCed 11eht aw11. If yoll do not Piiot Aufust 29. s.p-with the courtlnd mail a Code MCtlon 1250. A pouts for lurnishin& all enaineerln& services on 08/07 /OZ ,.._ ....._- the court know an attorney, you hmber 5. 12. 19, copy to tile penonal Request for Ss>ecial l•bor, materials, equip-for the t71h Street a;,._~ THE PETITION abo~OU MAY EXAM may call an attorney 2002 Th801 representative 1ppolnted Notice form is 1v1ilable ent. transportatJon and Rehabilitation project. ~2~Ti1~:4 15 22 --requests authority to -relerral service or a IS( 1_ by the court within tour from the c.ourt clerll. sueh other fae~itles H To receive 1 COP'I of ~ !-t ~ :zoJ:Z THnO The follownw ~soris admi.nlster tile ellate INE the file kepi 171 tile leeal aid offlce (hsted m un mooths from the dale ol A...._y fer f'~ may be required for th R f p '.._ · • _ 1re cloina bwsi,,...as. under the Independent court.lfyouareaperson thephonebook). ll)llCl Of PPllllll TO the first lssu1nce of ldww4H.St.M,~ •• P.illWAY CONCHll • leqfuesht orb.'0 1' ,.._.... SHY hte.-prlse_, 12602 A"m1111's ..... ""'n ot Estates Interested in tile estate, Oespues de que le letters as provided in 11201 Vee ••-alP·All "'ND "'IW pos• or t e su iec J 1 • G .... ,,.. u .... ,, AtMISTltlSTA110f: .. ,. project, please FAX ......... erome !"."'ne.... ,.r.,en Ad. {This aulhonty will you may file with the entre,ruen est1 c1tac1on Prol>ate Code section Aw., Ste. 1160, .,,,..., SIDIWAltt PIOJICY, your request to (7l 4) Grove, CA 9284~ • allow the peraonal rep. court a Request foc 1ud1c11I usted tiene un 1AY11a.1ATillSS 9100. The time for filina 092612 C...,flnil-dlle.02-U , 754•5208, Attention; The foltowlne perso~ Sam Hari Vane, 12602 resentlM to take many Speaal Notice (form DE-plazo de 30 DIAS CAL CASlll>.A2HIM cl11ms will not npire Published N-port wllf b• rec:tived b1 the Farlba Fuell. are dolna businl'Ss as: Jerome Lerte, Gertlen adions without ob(aining 154) ct the filing 11' an ENOARIOS para presen befo~ four months frqm Beach·Costl Mesa Dilly Cit1 of Cost• Mesi et ,...., ... tke Advanced Appra1u l Grove, CA 92841 sat tar una re.spuesta es-To all heirs. benefl-the hearina date noticed Pilot Au1ust 22, 28, 29, the Offke of ltle City f'·-Cltw of Costa Servtees. 8062 Kiner This busine$S is c:on CXllM't approval. Before ~vens':r Ind :prai of crota a maqutna en esta ci1rles, creditors. c:on-above. 2002 Clerk, 77 f 1ir Orive, ~. Public Senic:· Avenue. Hunt1naton d~ted by; en indi¥1llu1I talung cer1aln very im-e e asse or corte linaent creditors, and YOU MAY EXAMINE the ThW776 CO$l• Mesa. California, / E 1 . 0 Bbch. CA 92646 Hive you started. por1anl actions, how-any petltJon or account Un a cart a o u n a persons who may oth· file kept by the court. If until ttMI hour of UhOO u t na:l ne_enna •1 e· Wendy Sue Maadaleno, doinc bu?oiness yet? Ho f!Yet. tile personal repre-al provided 111 Probate llamada telefonoc• no le erwise be intereste.d in · IS(, ... , ...... s par men • is su~ 111 8062 Kiner Avenue, s. 'f sentative Will be _,IWad Code section 12~ A ofr ce " p otecc'on· the will or estate, or t100 t1rde ·' tpeh rsonta1tn· u.. ·~~-t 200y, 2 .,._ • consultant to pro-Huntm""on Beach CA m Han an,& I ...... e r r 1 . su ares e 1n e ts e, ~Of-TO •-, , at vick en(ineerlna Ill'· •· • This statemen wes to give notice to inter-Request tor Special respuesta ucrita a both. of: LAYNE M. you may file with the _,_ ""'-which tlmt tlMy will be vices for the Rtd Hiii 92646 toled with the COwnty esled persons unless No!loe form is available maqu1na tiene que MAHHESS court a Request for J1111 UlllSU110f: opened !Xlblicly end reed Avenue Rehabilit•1ion This business ii con-Clerk of O.anat Co.,n_ly they have waived notice from the court a.it.... . culllj)lf' AA-.Ju "°'111111· ~.J'E1jTlON, fjlll.. ~R.0-s-.Ja.j,~~e (fOf,.Pli-"-L-• •loud in the Council project. To receive 1 ducted by· an individual on08/0li/J)2 ~· .._ or consenced to the Petltloner. Wlllilm H. Ida des leaoles aprop1a-BA'lt has been filed by 154) of the tllina of an AUii -Chambers. s .. led pro-copy of the Request Have you st11ted • 20026912SS7 proposed action.) The Costley das sl usted qu1ere que JOS£PH H. CAROL m the inventory and 1pprelsal CASllO. UIM posals shall beer the for Pr<>t>OS•I for the doina bus.iness yet? Yes, Dally Piiot Aua.. · 8.. 1~. Independent admloistra-WILLIAM H COSTLEY l<i corte escuche su Superior Court of Cali· of estate nseu or of To •II heirs, benefl-title of lhe WO(ll and subject PfOject, please January I. 2002 22, 29. 2002 ~\ Th768 lion ~--.. ...... be 21..,.P.,AC/f/CA'n= c•so. fornla. County of OR· 1ny petition or account ci'ar""•. creditors, con-name of ltle bklclef but F•" wour request to Wend1 Sue Maad•leno ~~ ...... .,rn, '"" ""' " n ; S1 usted no presenta ANGE. as provided In Probate tin .. ;n•t creditors, and no otfier dlstlnauithln& (n•>' 11: •• 5208• At· This statement was ,_ -~n*l unleS$ an inter-COSTA MESA CA su respuesta a Uempo, THE PEllllON fOR Code section 1250. A p.:sons who may oth· m1rh. Any bid r9Ce.ived tenUon; Farlb• faiell. filed wilh the Count) ... S..... • uted penon flies an g2627 puede perder el caso. y PROBATE requests th1t Request for Special erwise be Interested In after the scheduled ......._,._ .,..k•' Clah of 011nae County ~ to the ....tHMv\ N-Buch-Costa le pueden quitar SU JOSE.PH H. CAROL be Notice f I u•ll ble IA I t• f th .--on 08(19/02 VWJV"""'' ,,..v-· ~~..-• orm s •· • the will or estate, or c..,s na 1"'9 Of e The Citw ol Cone and shows good cause Meu Daily sala110, su dlnero y 1>tr11 appointed as personal from the court clerk. both, of: SCOTT L. receipt of bids shill be Mes., Public s.rvic:-2002HUtM why tile court ahoUld not CN657496 ZINN Aug cosasde su propiedad sin representative to •d· AtffrMf f« • ....._. RUSSELL returned to bidder et/ Enctnee<inc De· Daily Piiot Aue. 22. 29. grant the au1horily 22,23.29, 2002 av1so adiclonal por parte minister the estate of W. 1-4 Stwll, 1-.., A PlTlTlON FOR PAO-unopened. It shell be the partment. 15 seeklna Stpt. 5, 12. 2002 T11797 de lacorle. the decedent. MUITAUGN MILUI BATE has bMn filed by sole raponsibiliU of the 1 consultant to pro· ,.._ ..... (11sten otros requ!SI· THE PETITION requesh Milla & •llSO_'!r GREGG RUSSELL 1118 biddel to SM th1t his vldll ancJneerlna ser· .._~ tos leaales. Puede que the decedent's Will and 260J ••'"' St., .,... GREGG M. RUSSELL II) bid is received In propr vices for Ille Bristol --usted Qulera ll1mar a un codicils. if any. be ft.er, trv""9, CA 92614 the Superk»r Court. of tl111e. ? Strttt and Bur Th foltowln& persons aboaado inmediata 1dmilled to probate. The Published Newport Callfornl•, County of A set of Bid Oocu·· Street Rehebilltation are dolna business es: mente. Si no conoce a Will and any codicils ere Beech.Cost• Mesa O•lly ORANGE. -ts may be ot>taiMd Pf'OJtCts.. To receive 8 Master Window C1re, un aboaado, puede available for eomina-Piiot Aucust 23, 29.. 30. THE PETITION FOR at the Offic:e of th• City copy nf tti. Request 411 Marlcold Av e., llamar a un servic10 de lion In the file kept by 2002 FTh082 PROBATE requuts thit Enein-. 77 hir Dr-Ive. tor p,1...-... .. 1 for the Corona del Mar. CA refei enc11 de abocedos the court. c~·· ....___ C1'""-nl1 ....-.... 926- ISC ' -GREGG RUSSELL all• v~,. ......,_, .,,_ • subject projects, ~ o a una oflctna de ayuda THE PETITION requests "69 GREGG M. RU·SSELL 119 upon 11earef•114•llil• please fAX your re· Christl1n Beyer, 411 legal (vea el dtrectoroo authority to administer ll011CI Of flnnDI TO appointed as personil ~ ef 120.00. All quut to (714) 754. Marl1old Ave.. Corona telefoc'!1sco1)N.UMIE•· lhe estate under the ..... 15~.,..•n--r1tpresent.tlve to id· ...,...._. ._,. ef 5208• Attention: de1Mar.CA92625 .. .... Independent Adminis-__ _,, .. w,,. ...., minister UHi est.le of $5.00 will IM made If Ferlba faz.eli. This business is con- (Nu-ro 4e1 Cn•) lr<ation of Estates Act. M'lllA Ill • ·-the dececknt. hendl•d b't mail. Bid Published Newport ducted by: en indivldu1I 02CC041l7 (This Aulhotlty will ellow -... TH[ P£TITIOf'f rtquuts Documents and other Bnch·Co&t• Meu tine 1ou started JUDGE GllAlD G. the personal represen--th• decedent's Will end conlr1ct document& may Oall'I Pilot Allaust v , doln1 business yet? No JOHilfSTON tat1ve to lake m1ny CASllO.A21• cod icils. If •nr,. be 11$0 be uemlned at the 28 29 2002 T796 Christian Beyer The n~~:~~=~d4ress r~!loncso:;l~ho~pt P~t:!~: To all heirs, benefi· •dmltted to proba e. The Offf~~ ofCtht Cifty Clerlt f This statement wes f cleries, crediton, con-Will and an1 codicils llfe o me ity o Costa •ltd with the Count1 of the court Is: (El Before akine c;ertain tineent creditors. and aY1ilable for eumin•· Men. Bid Documents ~...... c i.rtt of Orence County nombre y direcclon de very 1mport1nt actions, persons who mau oth· tion In the file kept by will not be mailed unless ._ ~ on 08/06/02 la corta es) however, the personal erwlse be lnteres'ted In the court. the addlllon•I $5.00 -~ 20026tl2SJS SUPERIOR COURT OF r•present•llve will be the will ~ estitel or THE PETTTIOH requests cher1e Is Included ,.Ith The folfowlna peno11s Dilly Piiot Aua, 8, 15, CALJFORNIA COUNTY Of rtgulrtd to glye notlc:a both, of: AL Tl'IEA INE •uthorlty to administer payment. art doln1 business as: 22. 29. 2002 Th762 aka ALrnEA DIXON LINE the estate under tti. heh bid shall be madt Culture Home furnish· .......... A PEmfON fOR PRO· Independent Admlnls· on the Proposal form, Ines. V90 Harbor Blvd BAT£ has been filed by tratiOn of Esbtes Act. •""fl P-1 throutfl P·91 Suite 107, Costa Me.sa, ... S..... DARRYL c. HUBBARD In (This Authof'ity Will •llow provided In t1'1t conttect CA 92626 The followln1 persons the Superior Court of the personal r..,resen-d1>cuments, ind lh•ll be Micutl A.nael N•Jer• are doin& business H: C•llfornla, County of tativa to tall• many iccompanled b't a cer· Jr.. 2417 W. Borchard The Wanderine BHd-ORAHGE. actions without obtain-tlfied or cashi91"1 ched Unit B, Sant. Ana, CA !'louse. 2117 Elden Ave .. HIE PETITION FOR Ina •ourt epproval. or • bid bond for not 92704 •10, Costa Mesa, CA PROBATE requests th•t Befor6 takln1 cert1ln t.sa than 10~ of the This businus is con· 92627 OARRYl c. Hll8BARO be very lmpora.nt .ctiot1s, amount of thtlr bid, ducttd by: en indMdu1I 01&• Sudnyl\ov.,ch, appointed es peraon•I howevef. tM jl9tSOl'tal 111•• payeblit to lM City H•Y• you •tarted 2U7 Elden Ave .. tlO, representitlve to •d·· rlClfese.ntatlve will be of Coat• Mn1. No dolna business r•tt No Coste Mese, CA 92627 minister u.. estate of requited to lfve notice IH'ot>OSll shall be con M1&uel Ana• Najera, This business la c:on- the decedent. to "'tereal.ed peuo111 •ldecad unless acc:Ofll· k • ducted by: an inclWldual THE p~ reqwab uftlnl t1tq IMv• walffCI penied by • ceshien This 1tale1111nt wu H•v• you start•d Iha decHlnt'1 Will at1d notb Of. cOftMfttad to chedl, Clsll, or bldd«~s fiftd Wltll ltl• County dolna bu~ 1•tf No codlclla, If an1, •e the proHMll actloft.) ~d. Clerk of Or•np County Ola• Suclnykovych ldmftted to protiat.. The Th• lndapench"t 1d· No bid shll41 lie con• on '1&127/02 Thlt st•ttlllttlt was Wiit tnd any c:odklll •• 1t1lnlstr•tlon 111thorlty 11dtt1d unleM It It lll•de 2092Mll002 filtd with the County awtll•ble for u""""8• Witt lit .,,rtt.cl unin. Oii • ._,. fOfm fw-Dally Pihlt Alli· 29, Sept, Clerk of Oran1e County tioft in the file ltept by en lnter•stad per aon nlshecl b't tile City of S.. 12, 19, 2002 Thao4 on 008/07 IW the court, files 1111 objecUoe to tlMt Cost• Mesa and It 111.ede Rell.-... 2001H I IMO THE P£lTTION 1eq.iesb petition .... "'°"* ftOd In tceotM!let wttll fM 01111 Piiot All&. l!I, 22. authority to tdmlnistef auM wllf Hie c:o.t PfO.WoM of the Pro· ........ 29, Stpl S. 2002 Th771 the esteta ul'ICI« tt1e llhoulcl not ar•t tlle pout r8Cllllr-u.. The folo""'c ,.,._.. _-.....__ I .. .. t •""-I I 111ttlot~ ltd! biddtf "'41tt fleva art ~llllftnl ft' ,__ n.epen .. en "'"" " •· • • ...., _ , .. _ • Clan ••• G-al tratiotl of btatu Act, " mu ~· .,.. " .... , ~.) Alt \.""9• .......... (Tl* A41\tlof'lty w• .._ petjtioft wlH be Mid on [......._,lftf lie-Md IC ... U&ttt"'C. 9.} M llle tol10wln1 persons tlle __...i ,...,...... Slf'Tt~R ze, 20q2 at elto lie _,,..lfffitd " Se-• Outdo« Li.td· are doltll llnlntts H ' tettn t. 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CA N' 93t-271-33, $357.IG, 175.J1 GRFFlN UC, UNfT l, HUHTINGTON BEAOt, CA . ,., m.211.,., $505.99, 17S31 ORFFlN l.H, UHIT .. IUfTtmON 8EACH. CA N> 13t-271·35. 1511.90, 17S.l1 ORFFlN 1.H, UNIT S. HUHlllGTON 8EACH. CA w m.ZTt-37, 1351.i&. 17S.l1 GRFF1N LN, UHIT 7. HUNTINGTON BfN)f, CA NJ ~271-31, S&3U4. 175lt GRFf1H LN, UNIT I, HUHDIGTOH BEACH, CA TAX.UTtAMA MU PEDERSEN, KmN D TR, N' 111-110.21. $1.733.18, 1•?1 CRYSTAL ST, ll!NllNGTOH BEACH, CA AP 111-t1o.22. s1.a1u11, 18141 CRYSTAL ST, HUNTINGTON BfN)f, CA ~TSUNARI. JAMES H ET Al. AP 111-401.02. 12.132.12. 11175 AMBROSE ~ HUNTHnOC llEACH. CA HOULE, NORMN«I A. N' 1431~. $991.46, 21032 N>IGO Cl, HllNTN>TOH BEACH. CA llRB1M, MAAVl'C, N' 149- 114-0I, $1.2·'7.112. 9691 ORENT OR, HUHTllGTOH BEACH. CA LOAD. ntOMAS i. JR. N> 151-4111-04, $1101.22, 9321 CWQ.EWOOO. •OR, HUNT1NGTOH BEAO( CA Y1tE1<S. SHAAOH M. N' 1SM2544, S311S.1t1 20651 KELVIN l.H, HUNTllGTON BEAQt,CA HOWAN>, M~C. N' 161-1.41·20, S1,482M , 2(11!12 S..B.l HAA80R. HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA CUStellJE'MY. Pll.Ul. E. N' 151-181-21, $1,1915,11, 20071 POAT Cl. HUNT1NGTOH BEACH, CA HAMIS. JNET GlEM«. N' 15i-iu.10. 12,oal.ee. 20A2 QUEENS PAAIC LH. HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA PUA\111, MIOiAEL A. N> 151,251-13. 13.123.58, 20821 PAISLEY 1..11, lfJNTINGTON llEACH, CA El.DER, MVIO P, N> 151· 484-07. i1.eou1. 20432 ~~ti· MAO<LIH. Mla4A8. P, llfl04. CA .... RJCf WllJJM\ N' 146-313-11, 12.aD•. M02 I.Mala( °"' ~TOH IEliCH, CA TAWAft,,_,. .... EISIM>T, ZB.LA J lR. N' --.23, ... .u. 11131 11M1B DI\. UNIT 23, tufTllGTON IEM:H, CA llALOlt. ROlliB'T. ,,, ... "°'21, S1.131.AI. 1UIO r.wwt(R DR. UNIT 21. tufT1PIGlQN ~ r.A ~-.#-•'tilt-••~ TA&Mft AMAIW'lt N.lt;RICAH COOtMG TOM:R INC. .¥ 145-01&.2:5, $3,12lOI, 54<'2 OCEN«JS OR, t«JHTtlGTOH BEAC:tt. CA Cl.A~ M..EXAHC9 ... AP 1~1~. 12~.34. 15412 FlOREHCE Cl, KJNTWGTOH 8EAI>«, CA CW.Y, .JOHAlWiH LET AL. N' 1617..o4, S1.117 .... MU COANEl.L DI\, ~BEACH.CA VIO(.~ ET AL. N' 14$. 17~ 118012. Ml2 COfl· HELL Oft, HUNTINGTON llEJ04. CA 80Y\Nf, twcAM, "'14'- 202.al, 12"'3.ll. 6441 M.EXAHORIA DR, t«JN™<JTON IEACtl CA HAU. HORACE L. N' 14$. 242~. $887.39. Ml1 O>CfORD DR, tUfTINGTON 8EACH.CA YANG. JAMES .UOU. TR. MCCNO.ESS PROP· ERTES, I# -1~, $6,aG.75, 5811 MC FN>- DEH AV, HUHTIGTOH BEACH.CA ~ R08ERT G, N' 145-631-12. S4,AOL07, 15321 CONNECTOR IJI, IUITllGTOH BEACH, CA GOHl.Al.ES. JESS. N' 195- 111.ol, $81M.74, 14221 GRAH.-M ST. t«JNTIGTON BEACH.CA ~. n40W.S A. N' 195-1 .. 12. $31MJO, 14451 • SPA DR. HUNTINCTOH BEACH. CA SOUmt.RO, ~ J OOH EST Of WILLIAM R JCJiHSOH CH, /II 1.n1. 17, 12,111.91, 1•511 WwtA lH. HUNTIGTON BEACH.CA TAIWtATt NIEAMG MOBS;~ J, N' OZ3-031·11, tl.23328, 1932 PARK ST. !UflltGTOH BEACH, CA ' ' ·~ o..E.Mf, MICHAEi. E II. N' 9JM05.65. $1 .m.oe. 20() IW:FIC C04ST HY. \MIT 147, HUNTINGTON ~. CA MC IQHNOH, ~SA 0, N' t:Jl.a..38, S2.43U2, 200 PACf'IC COAST HY. UNIT M29, HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA TAX«Aff Mv.Mm NOv-.cl<. 8R1AH H, AP "37 • 192~. $1,33"-24, 320 FtflH ST, HUNTINGTON llEAQ4, CA MC Mt.LAH, JOHN A. N' alM02-92, $2.2M.10. •10 I.ME ST. UHIT 303, ~TOH BEACH. CA ~ ~. WCHAE'l P, N' HIG8Ef. AAHDALl 8, N' 151-612-15, $2.538.12. 11111 15.).2.22-47. S2.l82.74. 1921 MARVAlE OR, llR£MEltS DR. HUHTWGTON llEAOI, CA tlJHfflGTON BEACH. CA COPB.ANO, M.>14 J, AP KA*ZQE. YOSHIKAZU. 161-692-13. fn54l. 161'2 N' 1U.232-11, Sf.l$3-03, AfTOH Cl, HUNT..aTOH 19822 IS™MUS LH. llEACH. CA ~TON BEACH. CA ltl.GEH, TERAENCE A. N' Wll.WIG, TONY ET AL. 15&-173-14. 11,840..27. N> I~. $2,B.2A, 10282 aEREomt OR, 19171 ESlUARY ,1.H, tUmfilGTOH 8EAQt, CA ~TON 8EACH. CA MTllO, EUGBE FfWI<. ~ SNClRA K N' 156-1~. $2.058.... ET AL. N' 1$).242~. 10031 STOHYllROOK OR, S1,580.7 4. 19912 ESTUMY IUOINGTON BEACH. CA 1.H. HUNTINGTON tlEAOI, HNfj, KENHETH S. N> CA 157-362-20, S2.!123,>44, OE liAAT. JOttl S. N' ts.1- 11631 PUEll.O Cl, Ul-11, $3,IMUI, 19962 HUH'TlNGTON BEACH. CA LOTUS UC. HUNTINGTON MIU.ER. GRAY W, AP 157· llEAOI, CA . 411-60, ~.OI, 1352 EVERSOH, T1MOTiiY LA1..v.. t«JNTIHGTOH 8RINI. I# 15WS3-0t, 8EACH. CA 1&3.91, 9271 l<REPP DR. DIX<Jf, JN.ES R, N' 157· ~TON IEACtl CA 433-10. 13,41~. 18111 llMPUY,AOl!ftTC, N' Fl.NJl511ff U4. 153-3112. 1717.7'. 1!I072 IUmNGTON 11EAOt. CA IWJUE U4. tUm?GTON IWC!IC*. ~ # lfACH, CA 1•1tua. SU21.12, ~ M:NO), 19112 -.OS a. N' 1§3.312-21, S.W..50. ~ llM>t, CA . 1*2 HIU."°"° a. RYAN. TlilOllfY J, N' S IUf1IGTON EtOf. CA 38)63, Slt1.1:2, TiU66 LOT NIBllON. iW'M:IC "- •• t«JNl'IHGTON llfACH. N' 15W71-31. 11.115.311, CA 1907'1 CMI a. "' 1~. muz, "'9fTltGTON 1EACH. CA snvs HA anus *' IUIM...._.._"' tUmNGTON lfACH, CA 16W74-41, AM7 JO. NCttMION. MIQE .. 1*6 ....,...,. Uf, # 1~. 12.»l75. ~ lfACH, CA *11 ll)QQNQ..,. UC. .... MMlll WI.I.Wit ~IEllCH.CA a. N' 1D4M1, •.or. 1W11111a:uw.~• 1•1s WM• uc. a.11. -· rm tUmelD lllOt. CA OOIW. IPMll3ll CT. UNIT ~Ami>. # .. HlMTMRll lfl04. ~ ..... ,.. CA UMll lM. UTllGTQN ca Wti'O, #f1HOMY' J, llMl4. CA ,, 1SM1M1, auw• OOllCll.111"1 i. 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CA MIUNl~J. N' 1aw»o5, sauo. m12 Cl8M Ut. tUfT1NGTOH BEACH. CA VNE>, UMH ET AL. N' 1S1>311.0S, $605.18, TR 381ll.ICILOT10 N' 18~1.(JI, $506.11. "12 WARNER AV, IUfllNGlON BEACH. CA NAIWil>lO, RAY, N' 186- 312.ol, lll0.47, n51 CYPRESS ST, tUmmON BEACH, CA fMlflOI Y 11 IEl90ltT lfM:ll CITY aAlE:R. TOM 8, N' ~ QM.03, SZA7UI, l30I COAST a. NEWPORT BEACH. CA STEVENS. GEORGE MARI(. AP ()45..()l4-04, $1.(151.82. .. w COi\ST tMY, NEWPORT BEACH, CA COOK. TEO K, AP 04"1 .oz3. n. ~JO. 11u21 u425 LOH JAMESllOYSU.C. #'~7- 12044. SZZ.717 .... 2.408 NEWPORT Bl, NEWPORT llEACH. CA FMO, IW'B4. N' 00· 142-11, S3.270M, 10I 24TM ST. NEW'ORT BEACH.CA • WASHBOH, OWV:S E lR ET AL. NJ 047·202-11, "62.21. 1IOI w ocu.H FRONT, NlllilFCIRT BIEAQI, CA TRAVIS, WUWil MTR, AP 067-252·12. 1851M. ~ W ~ Ill. HEWPCRT llEAQ\CA JOHNSCH, WUIAM R .I' TR, N' 04MQ.OS, $22,420At, 1008 W llAY AV, IEWPORTSEACH.CA ftO'f, Ram H. N'CMMn· 1S, sm.a. 121E 8Al80A Bl, NEWPORT 8£.ACH, CA • WJNl(E, DENISE SOIMGE, 8A?CHTWll. TOOfWG, N'~l-21, 14.021.1), s-a 1\JS1ll AV, NEWPORT BEACH, CA SAARY. MOOORE R. N> °'~·18, 11,858.90, 409 HOLMWOOD DR, NEW· PORT llEAOC, CA ZMIERMAH. GENE AATHUR. N> 049-082·13. 15.359.44. •24 HOlMWOOO DR. NEWPORT BEACH. CA RAMMNO, RAYMOND PHWP •. N' 049-101.0S. lilffJMJii FULLER. MM L. N' 0.- 192· 19, $12.714.29, 2982 CIRCLE DR. NEWPORT BEACH.CA RULE. RIOWU> R. AP 049-222-44, $5.131.20. 1!111 l<IHGS RO. NEWPORT llEAQ\CA BEHR. WIJJAM J. N' ()4t. 251-14, 11,737.17, 30I S1GHAL RO, ~ 8EACH. CA CITY OF-NEWPORT BEACH, N' 050-222-04, S70,0I, 50 8EACON BAY. NEWPORT llEACH, CA FENWfll. ~TR. N' 050-421-35, $12.IOl.51, 511 HAR80R ISi.NC> OR. NEWPORT 8EACH. CA ~J, JI001STAV, ~~CA a.t.MOllE. cuma A. ,, ......,, •.uo.c, ?11 ~ 1111, tMIT z. NfW. "°"1~CA PlllTN'OFf, -.a. ,,,. m.70WZ. 12,oQ ..... t11H ST, ~ lfACtt. CA ...... ldlRf &.. ,,,. ISMJI0.11, UAl.12. 125 NIOCNJO NI, UNrT 111, Ha\IPCRT IFACH, CA TAMtAll /lltU. .,_, .. ,., .... 51t, S),711.13, ID WESMHSTEi. AV, HEW· PORT llEACH, CA • ~ Ml.lER CIJALFED PElt$OllW. RESIDENCE TRUST, AP 47S.011-03, S10,93U1, .&521 8ROfTOH AO. NEWPORT BEACH, CA MC a..uNO. SCOTT. AP ~·14, ta.on.•. m ROCl<FORO RO. NEWPORT BEACH.CA IG.ESIA HUEVA Vl>A, AP ~1.()3, $117.7', lWP4 RGE 11 SEC23 Ml.. JOHN, N' 111-731· 22. M, 145.o8, ml SNffi. AGO Oft. NEWPORT BEACH. CA TA!WtATt AMA fl• <UH, PEmt M. ,, ..... 2124'. l1.9t3.02, 122 SAIO' ..tAMES RO, NEW- PORT BEACH. CA TMMTt AMA f1-IM llfWJY, l<RYSTM. L. NJ 456- 1171..Q2. 1750.45, 2121 UGHlHOUSE I.If, NEW- PORT BEACH, CA HM&B.~ ,,. ... 222-04, S2,112M, 1532 ICEEl DR. ~ DEl MM.CA FREN<E.. EDGM. "' ~1t.SUS2.n. 1m PORT RENWICK Pl. NEW- PORT BEACH. CA AWM, XJ BJSt, AP•S&- 491-01, '7,f7U2, 21 CARMEL BAY OR, NEW- PORT 8EAQ1, CA TA\MOl llADEH, awl>EH. NJ 4!Mt1.(JI, 14,.521J1, .i MISSION BAY 0... ~EACH:CA HU<:ltES. ACIGEft LOUIS. N' "5141-11, s 1, 111..45, 21 MISSION BAY OR, NEW- PORT eEAQt, CA 1.EE, l®ffY, ,, '5MN- 01, •• 311.30, 31 M.f MOOH BAY OR, NEWPORT llEA04,CA MC V1CM. T R. N' 451- 511-33, $3,432.91. 2015 YACHT RESOWTE. HEW· PORT 8EACH. CA GAOSSMAH, MMSHAU. I(. AP '61-111-21. S15.313.2S. I NM80lff. NEWPORT BEACH, CA HALL. R MICHA.El.. NJ 934- CMG-Oe. $1,587M, 17 CREST Cl, UNIT 8, H£W. PORT BEACH, CA TAX«ATE AMA 17_..1 -~i RUE GRNC> DUCAL. fEW. PORT llEADI. CA OSGOOO, *AK 0, N> '51-1&2·10. $15,861.21. l.205 KEa OR, NEWPORT llEACH,CA IM OELl. J E TR. N' t»- 137.C, 11.•.n. 1oee GRAHVl.LE OR, HEWPORT BEACH, CA TMMTI MU 17..CZ HERSH. JOAH E. N' ~ 211-33. $4,80Uf. 4» VISTA SlEtTE. ~ BEACH.CA Ll'5fi,RAHIWJ.IWA.. AP IWU,OMARAJR. NJ117· 052-C11.21, ....... 2223 456-14, $2..271.02, 120I f¥.CflC DR. ~ DOVER OR, NEWPORT 11EA01. CA BEACH, CA lllllEAULT. AHGBA. N' A.SING, S~ # 117· 052-081-.22. $12.108.52. ~ m47. $5,811U2, 1114 FERHLEAF AV, NEWPOftT OOftOTWY LN. IEWPORT BEACH. CA BEACH. CA ACOSTA.~ #'4ZS.131· fltUNlt(Y, U!O AU. AP 20. $4,211.17, 117 W.llX> 117.(1241, $2,412.41, 1720 SClJO. ~ IEAiCH, CAHDUSTICK U4. NEw. CA ~ IEACH. CA TMWM>,SWY, # LY. OtUOHG \M, LY. 0o*4l .,.. '12 NloB MOIW..fil, N' - W. QOOO, NEWPORT .a, 12.ATUO. 10ll llEM)f. CA llJCIONOtWil lit, NEw. MC KOWM. DENl8 fl, I# llCRT IEACH. CA 423-Jll1 ... ...,,..... ., 3ITM ST. ~ TMMTIAMA•• llEACM. CA MOLINA. lEONMO 9tUUY, ~ ,,, ,_lM:I(. ,, 4D-M1.f1, .. ,.,,o., s1.-.11. 111 t1.22U1, 121 M1H at, Mi. #I, ~T NEWflORT lfAQ4. CA 11104. CA ,, 4Z).M1-1&. ...... ..... .......... N' 1zt DID IT. lelllflCIRr •10Ml a.ma. Mt lfJ04. CA • ~OR, '8lfCRf MIJ.Y, Q8W.O T. #411-IMCH. •CA m.oa. IUZl.11. .. -. .... ,,, ,_.,.,. tllllOI# I#, ~ 21, G.11'1.n. ltl ~ llM)K~ f\.~~CA ~GIOIPl•Y. ,,~ ... ,JUI, ...... _ .... .., ...... "" ... "°"llMM.GA ~ IMTT ~MW. ·-CMalll ,. 111.-11, =· ·:!'l ":. =~"' llM:K<:a illllllDlll't.Gll -----MMll1' ...... .. .................. "',, ...... ...., ....... ...,., .. lllO\la • ~ I IJIU -.w ........... ..... \:":'i ...... --~--..... ....._ .. . llAll~·-=·~:==~ ....... -. ....... -· ,. -··-· -.. ----· -. .. ···== • ........ .. ..... ao?t&CMCA~H. N' QIO.OT2 JO, '80U1, IM AGAll I#. NEWl'ORT llfN)f. r.A lYCAllOC PNC, # oeo. 12Mt, S*.AZ, 213 C01W. NI, HEWPORT lfM:H. r.A ()jl'(,DOOIWf~ TR. ,,, OI0-1&242, 14.231.n, 1D H IAY MQNT. ~ llEAOt. r.A BJOIE. LESTIR P TR. N' CJI0.111-04, 12,1111.11, ~IN.HEW PCltT lfAQ4. CA ASHOF'F, RICHNI> 0, N' 050-17141, S7 ,48UO. 111 MElHYST NI, NEWPORT BEACH. CA FEL.OS. MICHAEL T, AP w.otMe. S.S.862.JS, 2200 WliOWiAO l.H. ~T t!EAO\CA TAMtATt MeA 17..it CAMllEU. KMEN S, N' 442·221~7. $3.214.6', 1• OtEMY HUS U., NfW. PCRT BEACH. CA ~MERVVERT ET AL. AP 442-431-lt. S10.97t.14. 221\JRNBERRY DR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA GAlARDO.~ N' .,_2~1t, S5,36U1, 1 HONORS OR, NEWPORT llf.N)i.CA YEW. NELSON. /II 931· aowa. 12.m .10. 36 HMTFORD Oft, UHIT 18, NEWPORT BEACH, CA DI NUNZIO. R08ERT, N' 934.11G-31, 13.274.94, 31 CAHYOH ISWl> OR, UNIT 31, NEWPORT BEACH, CA LOVEAl.1. MOe.L.E. N' !134.a»&l, $2,5311.24. 53 SEAISIMOOR, NEWPORT eEAQt,CA TAMIATE MtEA 17472 SI.AO, RAY A. N' 930-774- 56, $2,457.02. ~ NICE ut, UNIT 1111, NEWPORT llEAOt.CA ~JNA.N' ~17$.41, $1,128-02. 2IO CAGNEY l.H, UHIT lOl, NEWPafT BEACH. CA YOH AEO.. GAA'nl, N' tm-380-47, 5'72.00. 12 SNO'lOWER CT. UNfT •1. NEWPORT EACH, CA ~OW>JETAL. AP 93rr711-411, $1..273.90, 102·SOG.Z PLAZA. UNIT 14); NEWPORT BEACH. CA TAMtATE MtEA 1747• 2000 PORT AIJIAHS U.C. N' 456-211· 17, 11.203.62. 2000 PORT AL8AHS Cl. fEWll'(JtT ~.CA TAMtATE AMA 17~ ROtEY. A. ·"" 932-5&2·71. SUOUO. 8 KAMM.JI CT, UNIT '171, NEWPORT BEACH.CA TAX-«ATE MU. tr• LEGACY BIRCH U.C. %81tECKENfUOGE F9<JO SYSTEMS INC. N'44S.181 • 02, $24,116922, 6180 Bf«:H ST. NEWPORT aEAOI. CA TAJWU.TE Alt£A f1.el2 tGEOWM· ERS Assil;""' 451-612-43, 136.52, TR \1)15 LOT "2, NEWPORT llEACH, CA ~Ya. GEORGE K TR. N'"81~. $4,414.72, 3 ROO<Y POINT RO, NEW· PORT 8EACH. CA ORANGE COUHTY O!VEl..OPMENT AGENCY. N' 119-252.07, $141.29, 2IOI ~ l.H. NEWPORT BEACH.CA FWttllCOllA -cm T~TIAMA .. RIUIWlfT ..... 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AP 1»311.01, S2.2t3M, 2854 NOtOS ST, COSTA MESA, CA, ••. HCl..l.OMY, JME&. "' 1~·10, PIU4, 2UI S8WtG Pl. oom MESA. CA FUllEB. WtCefT H, # 1~ 12.012.t1, 1112 PfTCUil Oil COSTA MES.\CA ~ OWi.ES .. "' , ..,.1Z. S2.0l2.ll. 2032 S 'tN'EUA CT, COSTA M61A,CA l"ltMCO. W.W>Oft ET Al. ' I# IA 1-1~ 12. II ,Jll.27, 3002 ROY'CE LH. COITAllE&\CA Miao H9aRT c"" "* ', CClW.IM. JACO II Maw.:"" "' 1414'1-14, $1,112.33 2110 ~ N>. COITA -NM,#141· !11« 11,1911.51. 2171 .... n c:.omME1' CA olQtllllfON, NOWI) I.EE Fr )I: "' 141-ZJ).14, -.. ....,It .. llR\CA -*. .,.,., J .. l#'Wfaa. l40l.2t. -~an mM.t"' ,...., •• 1A&W.Z. ccm. ~ COfTA ......... A."' ~11.MJLDZ7 CCI.Ml .... ~°' CUii. llllllf' 0. I# Mt· .... II.ma. ttM ---~com..._ CA -WIWDA.# ~ ....... ~UL com.-.. CA &CMW>Mm-uc. # Ml"'147, ...,,... .... CM9m ~cma.-..CA TMMftM9A._ M&fl*"t 1#4274IMI, 111.At. •al'GaPMA l'MMTl-.11-tq WNGHT. DMNA. NJ 4.22- 01141, .,..I, 1053 w WI.a IT. cort1' MEio\ CA ..... JOl!PtiA. NJ 42'.M7ND, ..... 2222 CNM* DI'. OOSTA liftA. CA TOME DE FUGIT, ~E.NJ---. PIUI, 102UEAINED DI'. lNT .. CXllTA MEio\ CA LUCE1'), ~.. "' t.1W4N1, 12,1S7.14. ml IW.:IF1C If/, COITi' MEio\ CA l'MMTt MD 11-t11 MCEW. f'NA. AHTHOHY, 1'4~ ., •• 1•0MGN1.UM'Tt. COSTAMESA.CA M.l.ff. ltHH UDYD ""- N' '2M1~. 11 .. nuo, 150 ROCHESTER ST, COSTAMEM. CA TMMTI MIU.11-111 RESNIQ(. AU™ N, NJ 131· .... $731J7, IMSANA- HEM If/, lHT 54, COSTA llESA. CA PeTIW<. GMY, N' 41). 011-41, S1,ISll.21, 11<tl w.""8 IN, COSTA MESA. CA ~JN/ESE.NJ ..a.111-30. 13,m.11. a11 CAT.AUNA SHORE M. COSTA MESA. CA PllOPaTY" FOUNTAll VAUEYCITY TAX-Mll AMA it• ~RICHARD A ET Al. N' 11H0).46, 1532.31, 1111 NIOHTlt- QAlf AV, FOUNTAIN W!EY,CA DW.\~J. N' t12·~ S1.42UO, M72 tU>SON ftN'Elt Cl, FOUmlN WJ..EY, CA RtEOWe.1.1. IC9M1l4 H. "' 112.m.14, 13.137 Ja. 8112 S>WNlH RIVER Cl, FOUNTAIN WJ.EY,CA AEIS, RICHAAO P. N' 11 >- 833-03, SZ,137..21, 1740 CNW{Y AV, FOUMTAIN w.lilY,CA JOHHSOH. WUJAM ~JR.NJ~. l1.f17.A7. 18820.WUST, FOlM'AIN WJ..£Y, CA 1'.GELAJ06. -OiN, NJ IU-3~. 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NEWPORT CQMtCA . ~ ot. «1l/l'N('( OF ~ l#l?M'D- 03. SMUT. 1IG1 OOi\IT HY, Nt8ET~. CA IETZ. ITAlllY J, I#~ S.U.J1, 11-.M. 192 IW:IFtC COM\' lfY. SUNET IMICM, CA STMNl, ITl\'I IC9Y. ,,,.,.........,,.. .... 11711 OCIMTtw.' UllET ll(JICH.CA ..altTllM:M. COITAlmlA DM.YaOT _..naa.- GttM ...... l.1111 ..... ~ ....... ........... ............ iii G;ll .... .. .......... .. l.11111 ................. ............ ............. .. l.11111 ..... Tbt-l.o11ow1111 ... rsons ere doln& bualntu es; HtlO The Ooc1or, 1824 l/f YIOI• Pftlce, Costa MeN,CA92627 ~I Dominick Os· .,_,,., 112.t 1/2 Viola Piece, Coale Mese, CA 92627 {his buslneu Is con· ductM llr en lndlv1dull "-v• you stwted o.ln1 il.11ilnn1 ?•t1 No MkhMI Dominick Os· l>Qfn• Jhl5. statement wn fllff with the County Cltr~ of Orane• County on 08/19/02 29116ttH14 Delly Pilot Aua. 22, 29. S!f!.5, 12,2002 Th781 .......... ........... Colll9ltl• Office r'rod uct1. 16478 Beach SWd., 1152, Wtstmtnsttr, CA 92683 Denial S1nder.1, 16478 8Hcll Blvd., 1152, Westmlnsttr. CA 92683 Tiiis buslntsa II con• dutted by. en Individual Heva you 1t1rtad dolna bu-'1nns yet? No .P•nltl S1ndtt1 Tiils statement was filed with tha County Clflrk of Ora111e County On08/19/02 2002H11t4t D11ly Pilot Aue. 22. 29.1 Sept.5.12,2002 Th78t Re-.. ... ... s...... The followlna parsons are do111a busln•n 1s: Jun Blanco Mur11s & F1uu, 3734 S. Lowell St., S111t1 Ane, Cellfor· n1192707 Gene A. Blanco, Jr., 3734 S LowtM St Santa Policy Ana, Cllllforltle 92707 Tllk bvslMt.t Is COii· ducted h ' en ""llviduel Hive YOtl 1llrtecl c1olft1 IHlllnft• yen v ... 1/01/01 Gene Bltl'ICO k. This •1•11-nt WH filed with ~ to.Inly Clerk of Oren .. County on <MV02I02 H02H12H7 01tly Pilot 4u1. Z9, Sept 5, 12, 19,2002 ThlOI .......... ......... Th• followln1 P'fSOftS are doln1 business H : AHA Publicatlons, 177 Alv1rald1 Ave.. Ste. Fl060, Newport Beacfl. CA Anni C. Prlc., 1221 w. Coast Hwy .. "414, ~ott Buch, CA This bltllneu is con· ducted by: an lndMdu1I Havt ypv •l«tad ............... ?No Anne c. r'rlct fMt lla'8mtlll Wll filed with tM C-ty Cllt'k of 0r...,. County on Ol/19/02 MH6t1Jts1 Deity P'Mot Aut . 22, ~ Sept. &, l2, 2002 Th7w .......... .......... TIM followlrt1 llt'tons .,, dolllt bwlness es: palntlob.co111, 18067 Mlmmolh Ct., Founllln Velley, CA 92708 Youn1 H. Perk, 18067 Mammoth Ct., Fount.In Velley, CA 92708 This bua!Mu Is con· ducted by: •n lndMdllll Heve you started dolnc business yet? Yu, 8/l&/2002 Youn1 Perll Thia 1tat1rrMK1t WU hied with the County Cllrtl of Ofln,. County gQl/Ut/02 .......... Delly P'llot Alla. Z2. ~.1 s.,t. &, 12, 2002 Th11rt ......... ........ Th• followlnc p1non1 Kt doinc IHllli-1 H : K1nellll'1 Tee:, 392 A•I· c:em l'1lce IC, Costa MIM,CA92627 KHtllll Sulzu, 392 Rik-r'la« IC, Costa Mnl,CA'2C27 This lluUl!eu \s con· dtlcted by. 111 lnd1vldu1I HIV• you alerted doln1 bu.lines.I yet? Yu. Ju)y 2, 2002 i<aneml SUlzu This atettment was flied witll ttMt County Clerk of Or1n1• County on 08/22/fn 20026'14456 Dilly Piiot Au&. 29, Sept . 5,12,19.2002 Th810 .......... ......... TIM followinc !*Mn• 8't dolfll blllifless H: Newport Hortll Mort· 1a1e, 4570 Campus Oflve, 110. Newport ~h,CA92660 William Arthur White, '670 C1mpus Orlve Suite 10, Newport Buch, CA ~ This bullifleu b con· ducted by: an lncltvidual HIV• you started doin1 bltSlMH yet? Ho W1llilm Arthur White This 1t1tement was hied with the County Clwk of Oran .. County on 08/19/02 2002HIH21 Dally Piiot Au1. 22. 2.,?1 Sept.5,12,2002 Th7~ .......... .......... How to Place A Hlwllor Cettt« C61Met1, 2JOO Hwllor 8W.. S..•t• N4. Cotti Mele, CA t2C2' Erle! Oevon Adams, 12 Wlndarbor L•n•. Irvine. CA92602 Thlt busln111 11 CCMI· ducted l>y: en Individual Hive you started dome buslnns yet~ Ho Er• D Adams This st•l•rnent was ftltd with !tie County Clerk of Oflnlt County on Oll/27 /02 2002H1S069 Diiiy Pilot A11e. 29, Sept. 5, 12,19.2002 Th806 ........... ... s....... 92663 Tiiis bUWleu I.I CCMI• ducted by: • corpor1tlo11 Hive you 1tar1ad doln1 bUalntss yet? No GlfUme Inc., Jamu Rev•n. l'rttldlnt This atatemenl w11 flied with Ille County Clerk of Or1n1• County on 08/27/02 2002H1S09S Daily Piiot Aue 29, Sept 5, 12, 19,2002 Th803 .......... ... s...... Th• fo11ow1n1 persons ere do1n1 buslneu as: Crivello Bros.. 2146 NewpAft Blvd , IE, Coste Mesa,CA92627 Salvetore Crlvallo, 2146 Hllwpqrt Blvd .. llE. Costa Me$1 CA 92627 This business Is con- ducted by: •n lnd1v1dual H1v1 1ou sterfed do•nc business yet? Yes, Zll~2 s.tv1tor1 Cr...._ Tllis st1t1ment fiu fllld Wftll tlle County Clertl of Ofa11 .. County on 07 /31J/O'l not••• 1721 Delly Pilot Aue. 8. l.?,i 22,29.2002 Th7~f .......... .......... The follow1111 P'f JOn• 111 doM& buitness .. Pedroza Aellnlsll and Custom. 1515 W Mic: Al'thlK Blvd fl 7, Costa Mesa, CA 92626·593 Alfooso Pedrora, 2029 Pornon~ Ave., Apt. F. Cost• Mtse, CA 92627 Th..-business Is con· ducted by: an lnd1vldu1I Heve you st•rled dolnc business. yett No Alfonso Pedroza lhis statement was ftled with the County Clerk of Or1naa. County on08/?2/02 l902tt144S7 Deir r'llot Ac. It.~ , .. 12 .... 2002 , .. ll ••• ........ ........ The folow4nc ~sons .,. dolnc bllliMA ••. KSO. Co., 1711 ~&M · Coste MIU, CA f rencls r'aut ...._. 1711 ...... llClt.'Cosb Mesi, CA 92626 -Th11 W-ii._. dueled br. a11 tMMctual HIV• yov stert.d dolnc ~ ycf?"lfo f rencrs PIMll Buftker This 1t1te~· wu filed with the ClaWlty Clerk of Orence ~1Wnty on-08/19/fn , • 20026tlJ !S7 ' D•ll:t Piiot •ua. 2~, Sept. 5, 12. 2002 • 93 __ Deadlines --- Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. llle pt.tblisher fOSC!V~ ·the right to censor, JCclassify, ~vise or reject ·any classified advertisement. Please report any error t,hat. J!lay be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts fK> liability for any error in an edvcrtitemcnt for. which it may be i'csf>ons'ible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. C.f'Cdil can only be allowed for tbe first imortion. • • CLASSIFIEAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:~m I I By Fa x (949) 631-6594 (Pleae include your name Incl phone nurnba 8l1d we'll c:a1l you beck with a pn« quoce.) Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday By Phone (949) 642-5678 Hours Index By Ma il/In P erson: 330 West Bay StJcct Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At Newpon Blvd. & Bay St. Walle-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday· Friday Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:CJOPm Friday .................... Thursday 5:oopin Saturday ..................... Friday 3:~~ Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ & MISC. GARAGE SAlE BUSINESS & FltWIOAL BfTBtTAINMENT Clllndlraf Ewnll 1310 IGUAl ltOUSllG OPPOITIEY AH rul estate adver· l1sln1 In this newspaper ts sub,.ct to the Feder al fair Houslnc Act of 1968 as amended which makn •I 1lle1•I to 1dver11se "eny prefer· ence , limltetion or d1scr1m1n1hon besed on race, cok>f. re1ta1on. sex. h1nd1c1p, famm11 status or national ona1n, or en Intention to make any such preference, limila· 11011 or discrimination." Th11 newspaper will not knowlncl1 eccept any edverhsement for rt1I estate which 1s 1n vlolehon of the law Our readers 111 her1b1 informed that all dwell· lnp 1dvert1ud In thlS n-speper are enilabla on en equel opportunity blSl.I To complelll ol dis· crlmlnetJon, cen HUO toll· frH al l-800-424-8590. 1413 ~·.· <MAl""'/S-, •• tatlfe/O• ... S.11, •••.M4fr-........ . 1010-1770 230S-2490 FIWICIAl.J PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Ptnonallon 2'90 N. Inane • Ink Borrow whtfl need. Mortaaae, Buslnns, Personal, Debt Con· soltdiltton. Home Im· p<ovemenl, Auto Loans. Credit Aepw, Qutell Appfoval Low Interest, Low Month· ly No IM Apply by phone cell 1·866·856· 7039 WI CANHIU'I Want To Feel lndepen· dent? Call NOW tor f1nanc11I As11stanc1. 1-aH-711-1046 Str-.aeet 'y De,t? NeM ,_ te ltrMttt? c .......... ,_ ...... We,_HIU'I 1-aH -S7'-46H leeli/Dtepl•y <•H• 88" tall, 36" wide, 16" dHp, 1lass & wood shelves w/doors & liallls, cheny wood $650 for set 949·515-2044. ............. ~. -24"170"x20" . .t 1dl shetves. White Melemlne. S40each 949-760-3692 8/BKff DIAIONDSI PRECIOUS METALS c-rc•.._• Old Coinsl Gold, silver. lllW*Y. watdMs, antiques colledlbles 949-642·9448 3111 '-' ...... .... .. ...................... ;;::.. s:--•••• :t%: ..tiW.Mt-644-221' www ''f~ .... ., ..... ANTIQllS 4 ... MMS1 ...... ........ ~-a. 1111 Piii ---------~~~~~~-Nt by Botz. Mu. TlrnllyO. ....-r 1U01 OOCATS more. French chits. csved 4 Jl 0..., CM MU ... boal\cl5e. CJ)Sta1, sterq, a-._.... L E books, lrames. piper ...... Mt "6:wi w:1f!t:b: rnnc 96673-9313 _ ~Wlnllf • PHOTOGIWHY/ • WANTID P'OJTIU OP1l'.AI._ ,,.,, ~. Nltar, -------l.&Mrw. Sato, VOIAkoa. •1 I I Im 11• ~~lllJ Ac11111r111 -lte11Mer• Washer & Oryer, white, electric, 3 yurs new, I owner S400/ both/obo. 949·723· 1020 Mi\\fAi WASNla/NYU '*•-S 175,..r. t4t·JH-S51J ... --. pe-t.ct oand, lnnd - Jab • "'"'*· ....,., x V4". will r bM1. Coit S.t50, ... 1115. -..... 1.-..no&lt COlllEIDL PRUPBCif FOR l.fAIE - SOOS-SI SO Wantto$9' yovrhome? Ask_aHut ovr SAT, SUN Real Estate Eclltloe Cal Usa Rivera 949 574-4252 orAnnW•y 949 574-4249 on .. SUN~MCNI I 1·J .. IWUSnte Loo on Balboa lalartd tab 100 b• loc. OVerslle<l lot lbr 2b• & 2br lb11pt. Lori Vince Realtor 949-673-4062 735-7064 .... ,..1111111 4 ~ ... U.tt. on two lots fHturu • 2200sf pristine owners unit end (3) 28f 281 units, 4 ,.,...,, utra 1tou11. corner locatlon. '1.StS.ooo. c:.n •cents Jennifer & DHl4 Ila. Z.t0-1070 '*-"' ... Jlr 2 .. , Feb kit. aran· It• 111011, new c.blnets, Ba1 window, remodel b•ths w/U!yMcflts, 1760 lowa1 •gt· 71.t-883·4199 rtunln .. 1._. felt•l•1t• teyper t TownhouM on the Pa· clfic OcHnsidl of HOn· tin ct on H1r bour. 3Br 3.58a, 2·story water· front home. 2 mHler suites w/full baths. Offered at $825,000. Call Marven• & Becky 562· 592·5353. Harbour Homes end Investments. • ...... Perfect Pn "-<• "-.tBr 381, FR, soerln1 vault cells In LR . brlaht kit w/u1>11acte6 1119ls, &pa· clous FR, mlnvtes lo buch & downtown S6191(. Cr111 RatowsJly, •at. 71.t-846-3472 ....... , .. "'le.di .._ 4tr 2.s .. , FR, new plush upt, uillt cells In LA w/fp, 1our· met kit, spec FR, drl· metkl loft, pvt bckyd. & so muc.h more. _,,000. Crlet a....-y, C-.21. 714446-1471 ......... ,.,kt, ... <'-••• 3 hue• Ir's w/loft. huce Island kit, lay wlnctow. Berber carpet. $528,500. act P'amela St11I 714·7.t2· 502'/t....... 4229 Sier H H ' 38r •• fl1ct111 u"'ldect ~,,=iii-ai.~1;111ii•iiiir-1wn11me w/roof top deck II snt.soe -,-.... -.;;..,.,..w-... -.,..h-...,-- 411 ..... •on• deep water Old COM ....... f-ity chennel of Christine Bey. -· -..-_.... The ownefl 111111 .,.,Id -°'1 COl'IMr "" r ..... " no HptnM In thle ••· '" ......... tloft. pensm rtfl'IOdll of this t•M.-French CNte111. ~ V1i1w .._.. $1, •• 000. TM flOtt UWMld 48r 2.581, 2 boltdockCMINH• alory, ....,_. kltche11, perl4M -Wltr · 11..-11o Md y••· Terrr HerrllOe 6 Trecy 1-i.Millzl ......... • ,.::-i~ I I Mt-1....._ ... ~ ..... .... ,~n 1 ................ •°"·--···· e._.... .t Ctwlltti. le)'. TM ow-a lleM ..,.,_. ..... ,...... ......... ,...W.r-.iot• f°f..-d!CllMllM. ai.-.ooo.n.tofl .,... ... _ .... . ,..._ ........ . Tmny...,,.... 6 Tfeef ............ .............. ............ ..s-1510 tlUffS SOS AVINIOA LADIRA ·-· 1 ·~--·vete4 end unit Linda Model w/huc• rep-liround beeut l1ndsc patio. All over looklt'll reflactlon pond w/mMt wonderful arnl>elt view in all of Bluffs. By Owner Courtesy to Broken 949-644-5464 •S._,.. w .. MW..t 28r 2BI, 1acr v11w, le petto. recent remodel, cr•ntte & merble, Fp, covered parkln1. Lt1se site, no rent 1ncr1as1 neat 25 years! Appls.lncld, Reduced to s.3?5,000. 949/673-5367, 949/760·5056. 673·5605. OPIJISUN 1-4 ua .. er-4v.._ ,,..._._.,._ • 2 1 /:zt.., r-4 liltc/p..n..hff _ ..... $1,ltS.000 C .. flntfer .... -'rf• 0-jlw~H '4t-JOO-SMO WHt N......-t Dllpl .. S7tt.006·steps to beach 38r 281 upper, 38r 2Ba lower, Orive by 4904 & 4904'/r Neptune Avenue. Owner /Reeltor 62 ....... JOH • DHlr•ltle spacious double unit. Great view of tlll'nlna basln 1nd city ll1hts 48r 4.&81, $2,150,000. Mery Lou Klettler, Udo Plfk Rulty 949-675-2700 ... ,.n..a-ttf 304·36th St Balboa r'enin, 28r lB•. llctit & brl1ht upper unit w/v111lt cells, s11nd«ck, enclsd ,., , $2200. 949- 723-&393 Ol'lll SAT ·IUll 11 ·S IM7Vte--. Brand New. remod. 3 lc br's 211•, prllM c11l·de· SIC,...,....! Sl49,000. Mt-541-5751 ... 1911-1 ............. a.IOlllll'mf ............. .., ..... : =--~r--n!: OCUJIPlltn ... ............. ..... c-"'·1114119 11 ........ ...... ~ ..... _,__,, ....... • r::~ .. ........ i'illiiiit l '11dcr tile Sen ice Directory Ba1111cr Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Cal Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 MISCEWHEOUS RENTALS A€SIO€NTlAl RENT AlS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY ........,.., Rooms 6010 Blllloa lsllnd -------e wmter rental Zbr Zba. $1600/mo e vrly rent11 2br lb• 1 c ear , $1500 e Yrly rental 2br lba + sunroom View of bay S2000 Lor• Vance Realtors 949-673-4062 BllllOI Plnlmlla * * Octe 11frent (§> ltth St. fur11'4 c...£., Fp, lmmac winier 38r 2.5Bath 949-673·1943 YIMaY LMGI UPPml RmlToS... &030 2br lbe. w/petio, slwa CM Shr fi•d up hse w/la luOy & preea. Sl750 yard, fem pref. no/smk Avlii Sept l, 9&675-8213 $600/rno uhls incl. quiet .. ds ID <IX: 71.4-751-0Mi 0c-"""' Wlrtter 4br 2ba, f11rntshed $2300/mo RoofMtorRenl -uhlotles 1nclude6, no peU l'•hM CM Pron to .sNre nice 38r home, own (t 4t)67J-4724 ~. p.-,..,.,, furn. 5br 3b1 house, roof deck, w/d, Z c llf. S4000/mo 949-717 OCM4 CeranedltMll' room, le bathrrn, al Ultb Q ... t Ct.-21r 11•, incl. Susan 949-322-1111 f.atlo, cerr,:rt· SlSOO/mo .. 1 811 to bch. br n:I ;!~ ·~3:52 111 pvt be + .., "*· Pvt hme .lie, pool acass. no Sit*/ da&. Bl/mo 9&548-12&1 CN1NA COVI CONDOS JUDANUAP\. 2 story ville. like newl 2Br 281, 2c 111. 111tw from mslr. $ZlSO/mo n/pats, 949/219·°'37 949/673 5226 .... 1 /2 on I ST MO •INTI lOWlST pr"•d 3br m COM 3br 2be $l>Otless. new carpeVp•mVbltnds 1 c pr, wd hkups yd. walk to vlllaee $2300 604 Larkspur Tracy 949 675-4630 l9 si... 2tta upper, v1ul ceils. new c.,peVpa1nl, fp. front pvt palJO, le e.,+ l sp, n/smlla/does SZSOO/lse 949 673 7625 S. .t r'CH Hr 2M, fp, w/d hk·ups, frtc, Frend! ch. fmt yrd, 111.1/crpVpnt ~ now S2RD 9&GMJl'l> e<HAaMINGear 2.Ae ....... 2250 ... ""'9t. _. t-1, S2ts0( -~1a00.10 S llYll.WWOf ~2n'51r ..... .. sauna. ptts welcome. SJ500 (!M9) ~· ColtlMlll a.,.r. Lovely rated comm nur Trl·Sqr, IBr. frl&. 1er/stora1• $855/mo+ $500/sec: Klem Mnat 877 · 704-8649 a 9200 IA41 99dl hy Ltr .. loft, enclosecl palto, evatl 9/l $925/rno. 949.574. 2031 I SIDI 2br lba, car, yd, laundry. 169 Walnut. $1150/mo. Marisela 714· 662·3111 71.t-540-3666 Sltr 21Ni hst, 1ar. frplc, pvt p1tio/y11d. Z718 Portola •--'Y t• ..... Sept 1 $1750'714-662· 3 I 11 • 714-540-3666 YIAMYUASH SUMMDl.IASIS BILL GRUHOY RE.Al.TOMS 949-175 6111 STARTING ANEW • • • • • • • • • • Huntlngllln .... -w• T· n..~'1'1 • lBr/lBa .. Sl0.t5/rno. SAOO Move In, bonlft" on I yr 1 .. se 7l4·960·'ZW Ad•r•ltle 2br ·:\qwn· house, bkyd, 1olfi·1n closet•. no smob}pets Sll95/mo 714-962-48'9 llflnl ..... -- 21r 2.SI• nend"'alone newer horna. clen~o ett car. fncd y•rd ~tall', cloa. to shops a tllkl. S2000rno. 7l4·54kji!OO-........ IAYUONT Co.tt•a• •cross from lido Is. 28r 2Ba. Pvt beach, pool & spe. Walk to thHt.ers, shop1o ind re:staurenu. l yt11 lene min. 9'10 Lido Park Or. ~ 7 Days 94U13·~ am 2br. 211ia un11 ren1e1 nr bd\ tp, .,,.._.-w/d ~ 2 Cir i:ar.-. -.. ~S1650~7m> Hewt..r w ..... !b,..?b. condo, w/d, frlf. l\IW hi./crpt, p1t10, fp~ 2c •• $1700 714 39.l-1925 ........ 2br u....-4'11X unit. l<XJ fran ..... ac-i vitws. sa.s " --U. Slllnm 9&~ SSOOeff 1st_,_. CLOSE TO BEACli! Zllr. 2bt, bllc, fp, l c pr .... Sl800Act 949-673-7800 Jlr+ L ... 29a, ~-pr steps to comm ~I & S41a, J ll50/mo;,.-l{w,a1I 9/1 8kr 949-718-2366 Service Dlrldoly Carpet R1t11lrJSala ~16111 -0-CHPETO-CAltt'IT-O- POLICY Rep11n. Patchln11. lnslall In in aflort to offer the Courteous. anl size jobs. best -vice possible to Wholesale! 94 -492·0205 our rnders end advtr tis.rs. we will re:uire ~~~m! Con((acton who • ver· Use n the Service day IVC tnJdl mount9d Dir"'°"Y to lnclul'e their =~~ Contractors l1c1n11 Chlld~ numbtf In their adver· tls-ent Your co P~ull<WWC.... operet1on ts crutly 8'lPI .a.told. Cakf Childcare Hnlth & u fty. Cl'ft/f int Aid Cert M .. & I.kl II d cttiln 96&1&5719 ~llfvtcll ...... ,Ing FAllTHllO INTWS ~er Aulet9M:e KAcfl9l I Bllh I R.noeliii @ your pace ~ riour ~-···•w.am home Of OFFIC . ndt· SM VMtt: 9'l669325 vldu1I co1chma. internet cliwJri IWOH set·up, software, trou· 20YASEXP. l'674183 bllshootin1 web dlslan l'M YOUR CONTRACTOR! .. more. Dwre -~ MARKE&29i6S0.9S2S " SHOUl.D " "*' loa'11Wlnl ConcrttllMllClly ,,_.•n;; .... 1ie.,., lrlck 1'9ck St-Tiie Concrete, Patlo, Driveway Motlll9, f"t & Frlendlyl I cen trawl u our homt Flreplc, B~ Ref'a. 25Yrs -=· 94 22-2163 Exp. Terry 14-557-7594 c ,,, C-.... M-wy Fptce, BBQ, tile, stone. l1nd· A I MAllDYMAN scars· retalni2J.walls, , rwfece cabinets l66 ~7 949. ·1048 THE HP.UT OFTIO: MA1TER WUT •1 ~A95 0 Kl153 •95,43 SOUTH •ltl,2 'V Q43 0 lt.102 •AQ6 poinll. SOulh •• bllld would OOt be ~ by eYaYOOe Ind Nanh, wiltl rune of ia 12 po1m concent1ltlOd m one &uil. mlafJt haw been c:ontent w.idl a rlile to two no tMl!f>. Even IO, it reqllinld aood deCeRJC by Zia Mahmoodt EUt. and Bob Hamm.a. West, to c1erea the pme. Hamnwi aancd tmaen off with a fourth-bat diamond &cad. declarer played low from lhe table Ind Eut'• queen k>lt to lhe 110e. Declarer did weU to crou to the queen ol spedel tq lead a he.art. bell that did not act by ZiL He shot up with the king Ind returned the nine of diamonds. The bidd' : SOl1111 111\ur NOR11t !.AST , Hamman overtook with the king when declarer followed low, and rewmcd a diamond to sec up two more winners in the suit. He wu able to cadl dlClle wflell bo pined the IMd w.idt Ille.,., of ----4owrl one. 1• .... 1'1 .... INT ,_ lNT ,_ ......... Openin1 lead: Five of 0 ,.. Illy player which facet ol bridp is the ltlOlt dilRc:ult. and the reply will be unanimous: ddeme. This deal from the recent Cavendish lnvii.donal pmn cou&d haw come ll1liabt from. ~ NOie ti.. t.d Zia ,played a low hmn. hoJdiQa ap dat ece by Hlmman would not Wat the conb1C1 - Soulb collecla leut ll*les. a hean Ind two lri'*s in eaCh minor. Qut declarer miPt ba9e done evai ~ Al tdck dvee be lboGld have payed the jack of beans from dummy. Zia would have had k> guess whal k> do since. if decJ.rer held A x x in lhe 511it and West Q 9 x. 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