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Home My WebLink About2002-09-27 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2002 Cox proposes election· plan for the times TERRORISM: Bill would streamline special elections for House seats in case of attack on Capitol Hill. Currently, states can wait six months to fill vacancy. Paul Clinton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Preparing for the worst, Rep. Olris Cox proposed a bill in the House of Representatives on Thursday that wouJd streamline Con- gressional special elections in the event that a large number of current members are killed in a terrorist at- tack.. "In such a case. it wouJd be essential that the I louse be quickly replenished to ensure that it can meet its constitu- tional obligations in a time of crisis,• Cox said in a statement Cox. who represents Newport Beach, jointly sponsored the bill with Rep. Mar- tin Frost CD-Texu), sJgnaling that it has bipartisan support. The legislation. known as House Resolution 559, wouJd expedite a spe- cial election for any vacant seat The bill allows governors and state legislators to examine and, if necessary, change elec- tion laws.· so that House vacancies couJd be filled quick.ly. Officials in each state sdledule spe- cial elections for vacarit House seats. Some schedule an election in 90 days; others can t.ake up to six months to 611 a vacancy. In its election laws, California uses the 90-day standard. By contrast. vacant seats in the Senate are filled by appointment from the state's governor. Congress' lower house needs to be full during a crisis, Frost said. ·1 cannot imagine a more important time for the American public to have se- cure representation in Congress than in a lime of national emergency," Frost said. ·lltis is a sensible, bipartisan bW that I believe shouJd pass overwhelm- ingly." Frost. the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus. and Cox. the fifth. highest ranking member of the I louse and chairman of the influential Policy Committee, began considering the pro- posal in May. At that time, Cox and Frost began co- chairing a working group to develop the proposal. Cox said the change is also nei!ded to restore legitimacy to the body, Lf Con- gress were to be reduced to a small number of members. "Even though the Senate wouJd be able to quickly replenish its membeNhip. the Senate would nonetheless be sty- mied without a fully functioning House." DOGGY PADDLE KENT TREPTOW DAILY PILOT Balley, a one-year-okl golden retriever, dives into Newport Bay m pursuit of his toy as owner Willem Wiessner mans the dinghy near the Balboa Pavillion on Tuesday. "When he first went in the water he tried to breathe it,· Wiessner says of Bailey's love of swimming. The two frequently frolic in the bay during lunchbreak to blow off steam. Newport Beach candidates field questions ELECTION: In televised debate, West Newport Beach Assn. gives council candidates one chance .each. Candidates didn't have questions in advance. Jui1t Can1rande OaityPitot NEWPORT BEACH -llaflic, devel- opment, water quality. airport expan- sion: All 12 Newport Beach Oty Coun- cil candidates agree that these are the issues facing Newpon Beach. The dif- ference, though. is how they believe these challenges sbouJd be tackled A slow-off-the-ground d~n sea- son kicked into full awing on Wed.Des- REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK Being asked to rehash the cheer controversy ,. day with a televised candidates' forum put on by the West Newport Beach Assn. Seated at their hoped-for spots on the Oty Council dais, the candi- dates fielded questions and offered opinfons about why each believes be or she is the best pe™>n for the job. After a round of opening statements. West Newport Beach Assn oflioers See CANDIDATES, Paa• M QUESTION Whictt ..... do you think .. mo.t prMaing In N9wpoft Beech7 Call our RMder"s Hotline at ? • (949) 642~ or send &-mail to dailypilottll.rimes.com. Please speH your name and include your hometown and phone number, for veriflcetion purposes only. 72 HOURS A quick guide to the weekend Cox said. "It's critical that the American peo- ple as wen as our en- emies know that this great institution can never be d~ or prevented from fulfill- ing its critical function." As of Thursday, the Chris Cox bill had 102 co-spon-sors. It is expected to be considered on the House Ooor next week.. • PAUL CLINTON covers the environment and politics. He may be reached at 1949} 764-4330 or bye mail at paul.clinton tiJ/at1mes.com. COLLEGES OCC hits No. 2 in transfers Effort to boost number of students heading to 4-year schools pays off. Community college is No. l to Cal State. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot CX.C CAMPUS -The community coUe~e·s reputation as a hlgh-cransfer -.chool was further !><>lidified Monday when statistics released showed it ~ No. 2 out of California's I 08 com munity coU~es in the overall number of <.tudents 11 tramferred las t year to lhe nine University of California cam- pu-.e~ and the 23-campus California State University campuses. However, when looking at those '>chool c;ystems individually. Orange c oast College tops the list of transfers to the CaJ State system and ranks No. 5 m Lransfers to the UC system. a~corci mg to figures the CalifornLa Post- secondary Education Commission re- leased Monday. These numbers reflect a 5.7' in crease of transfers to the Cal State sys- tem and a 10.5% jump in UC transfers. both higher than the ~late average. The school has been channeling more resources into its transfer center and the effons are paying off, said Jim Camen. OCCs spokesman. "The center offers our own student!I opportunities every day to talk with representatives from other four-year schools to checl with their progress and make sure they're taking the right co~. -Carnett said. ·And we'w made an effort to inaease our transfer numbers. wtuch have aJways been high." The school's efJQrts reflect a state- wide initiative to increase transfers to four-year schools. Carnett said. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be~ .C (949) 57~1 Of by &-m•il llt deirdrw.tNIWmMl@llltimflS.com. Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ONTHE-.a: ww.•;:ltcan WEATHER ~ r.,,.,.,.._ w11 bt ~co*'toct.y . ........ AJ. ·SPORTS • ea. ..... High~---................. ........... ,.. ••• ~t ._,.AlO William Gottlieb's photographs of jazz greats will grace the walls of the Orange County Museum of Art's satellite gallery starting Saturday Youn1Ch•n1 Daily Pilot Y ou could say it was a nasty bout of trichinosis and a major newspaper's hesitancy to shell out the bucks that made William Gotdieb's career fall into focus, forever freezing the faces of jazz's greatest during the 1930s and '40s. The photogiapber of jazz musicians, who is now 8.5 and lives in New Yott. still remembers the funny stories that changed his life. The trichinosis mishap happened in college. Brothers in Gotdieb's fraternity served up a batch of impropertf cooked pork that landed him in bed for much of the summer. His en tertainment, thanks to a committed visitor who always brought over jazz records, became the music of Duke Rllingtoo and Louis Armstrong. "By the time I recuperated, I was a jazz fanatic,• said Gottlieb, whose photos will be exhibited at the Orange CoWlty Museum of Art's satellite gallery at South Coast Plaza starting Saturday. More than 50 images makeup .Portraits from the Golden Age of Juz: Photographs byWiWamP. Gottlieb.. They are of the genre's most famou.s, • including Louis Armstrong Ellington, Benny Goodman. Annstrong, Frank Sinatra. Billy Holiday, Clwtie Parker and many others. By their sharpness, you can believe the photos once appeared as part of Gotdieb's regular jazz columns in the Waabingtoo Post. And b9 their Intimacy, you can believe Gottlieb knew these guys, that he was a familiar face in the late '30s to late '40I jazz scene. ·1 haw to know the musician," the pbotograpber said. "What they play, how they ~ 80 I can intell.tgendy photograph them." Gotdleb started as a writer. His first job was with the Post, in adver1ising. He skipped departments, though. after convincing key editon to pay him extra to write a weekly column on jazz. But cooWxing them to send a photographer to his uslgnments wasn't 85 easy. "They dtdded it would be too expensive, so I wmt out and bought a speed graphic and took my own pictures,• Gottlieb said. •like in the old time movies with old time photographers. It was a big box. big Dash, very clumsy, very difficult to uee." But he got good at LL So good that be photographed hundreds of jazz musicians and a.ter pubUlbed more than 20,000 photos having noddna to do with jazz. •1 became. at one stage in my rather varied ~ the meet pro.lific producer of educational fJlm lb1pe. •Gottlieb said. •And I did those for P.oC)dopedia Britannica 61ma and MtGniw·HID.· NoW the mthor of more than 15 books - Billie Holiday FYI . •WHAT: "Portraits from the Golden Age of Jazz: Photographs by William P. Gottlieb" •WHEN: Saturday through Dec. 29 •WHERE: Orange County Museum of Art's satellite gallery at South CoaS1 Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa •COST: Free • CAlJ.; (949) 759-1122 many are for children, a few are about science and others are about jazz -Gottlieb still remembers how some of bis jazz soun:es were more than just subjects on the other side of the lens. Ellington used to come to Gotdieb's home for dlnner. Nat King Cole was his friend The late musician also photogrctphed very well ·1 liked just about all of them. I had trouble with maybe onJy a couple or subjects," Gottlieb said Sarah Vure. rurator for the Orange CoWlty Mweum or Art. said Gottlieb's extensive Daily A Pilot Deirdre N9wmen Educ:etk>n repoRll', (941) S'/4-42.11 dWdre.newrn.nelMlm..com a.......c--. News eeeistanc. , ... , ts1-M2l8 dlrlltine.t»frl#oetMJnw.oom PHC7IOCJIWlffEM Seen Hilter, Kueng ~ Don Leedl. ~~ fllEADIM HCJn.M (949) 942-«181 R.oofd V()Ur commenta about the O.llV Pilot or news tlpe. PHOTOS COURTESY Of WI.LIAM P GOTltEB knowledge of jazz helped him tap into the human side of his subjects. "In many ways, he was able in his images to capture something or the feeling of jazz in a visual form." Vure said. "And in that way the images become more than just a document and are appropriate ln the art context." During his jazz decade, before and after ~ four years of service in Wodd Warn, Gottlieb worked not only as a jazz aficionado for the Post, but also for NBC Radio and Downbeat Magarlne. Oddly enough. Gottlieb lows and knows everything about jazz. but has n~r played it. When asked what It was about the music, when be heard it from his sick-bed as a young man, that grabbed him, the photographer wisely quipped. "What ls It you lib about what you Uke1 You just like IC Now busy with his children. grandchildren and great granddilldren, Gottlieb doesn't do much in the way of photography other tban sup plying museums and galleries with his woa:t. "l don't have the ti.me," he said. "I can't just go click-click. .. CHECK IT OlJT Celebrating Steinbeck, 'bard of the people' SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST .a.o bkJW ebout 1010 15 knotlt whh 24oot wewe end a mbold . nofth\ ... end IOUChwlill ... of 6 .... The awel wll grow to ebout8 ,.. .. ...,.. .. SURf Wa'U encouneer mo.tty d*l-to ~tDdly............ _ .... .................. ~ -~ .......... .... •to«oame.,.,. wwa..._..,._..,.. •• .......... ~~ .. .. · BEST BUYS ·A fine Place for art M artln i...eer .. G.aertm Is hosting. world·dass exhibit ot modem masters of the 20th Century through Oct 15. Rare worb by f>'ablo Picasso, Marc Otagall, Joan Miro, Henry TouJouse-Laub'ec, Oaude Monet and Pierre-August Renolc are featured. Special showin&' include Monet's "Study for Water Lilies," oil on canvas from 1922; OlagaD's ~Large Nude \Vlth a Basket" oil on canvas from 1955; Renolr's "Woman Playing Tumbourine" pastel on paper circa 1910; and Picasso's "Seated Musketeer" oil on canvas from 1967 and two pencil drawings. Martin Lawrence is at Fashion lsJand in Newport Beach. (949) 759-0134. KEYED IN ON SERVED Family-owned Balpon Lock le Safe is a specialty key and safe shop. T'ransponder keys for exotic cari., specialty locks on yachts and access control electrical card system locks are some of its services. Co-owner Vince Slepack also works with police to open safes. Its newly expanded showroom features an exclusive line of Mutual !Wlfes. 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. 177 Riverside Ave .. Suite 1 in ( osta Mesa. (949) 642-3585. STYLISH BOUTIQUE One of the fa.J111m Island's BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Olys added to 2003 Orange County Fair Noting that a11endance h ill> rnn1inued to mcrea~e. Omnge County i-;a.1r officials decided Thur>day that they would ex- tend the annual t::vent anothl'r four days h<'ginning next sum- mer. GeneraJ Manager Becky Bai· ley-Findley said that change would spread attendance .over four more day<' lo alleviate crowding. ln extcndmg the fajr the extra days. the event will now carry over four weekends and wiU be closed on .t1J three Mondays. The fair attracts more than 4-miJlion visitors annually. The 2003 fair, with tomatoes chosen as the agricuJturaJ com- ponent of the theme, will be held from Jtily 11 to Aug. 3. Op- erating hours wouJd remain the same -10 a.m. to midnight Fri- day through Sunday; noon to midnight Tuesday through Thursday. OCC will host negotiation workshops Understanding the role of ne- gotiating plays in the business GREER WYLDER best boutiques for ttyllJh woman'I dot.blng. footwear and accessories is Saa. Popular destsner's labels Include: Trina 'JWk.Seven, Juicy, Frankie 8., Robert Rinaldi and Diane Von Pwstembetg. It's adjacent to the Jc.oi pond. (949) 729-4585. A FORMAL SALE The A .... tance ~of · Newport-Man Thrlft Shop is having a great sale on formaJ dresses and accessories on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dresses donated from Assisteens. a group of about 140 teenage girls in ALNM. are for sale. The selection includes formal, prom, and holiday dresses and a selection of accessories, shoes, jewelry. wraps and purses. Proceeds from the sale will go toward community projects sporn;ored by the Assistance League, including the Children's Dental I leaJth Center, Operation School Bell Community Outreach and Kids On The Block. 2220 Fai.rview Ave. in O>sta Mesa. (949) 645-5536. TEACHING A SHOPPING SPREE world, Orange Coast College has established a series of work.<ihops to help indivtduals learn negotiating techniques that will benefit them in husiness and personaJ situa- tions. The <.tudents who participate in the Saturday workshop'> will learn the inside secrets that will enable them to negotiate any- thing they want without feeling intimidated or having to settle for anything less. They will also learn negotiating techniques that will help them get and keep people's attention, deal with difficult people and use the most powerful words to ad van ce their viewpoint. The workshops will be pre- sented by Pearl Georgen, a pro- fessional court-appointed me- diator and a member of the LA. Superior Court Panel of media- tors. The first of four weekly work- shops wiU be held from 9 a.m. to noon Oct. 12. The individual workshops cost $48 plus an op- tional $25 materiaJ fee. The cost is $150 for all four at the same Subde 'lbnel celebraleS 1eacher Appreciation Day Saturday wtth an all day bade-to-school shopping spree with savings of 2°"' off on all regular price clothing. gift with purchase, special drawings and refreshment. Subtle Tones has great linens, gifts, pajamas, and comfortable clothing, Corona del Mar Plaza. 844 Avocado Ave. in Newport Beach. (949) 640-2781. WAREHOUSE SALE MetropoUtan Pral.rle is having its famous warehouse sale today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The no-frills saJe has ions of kids' dothing (mostly boys), sizes 2 to 16 for boys. and sizes 4 to 14 for girls. Lots of pants, flannels, fleece, le.nits, shirts, T-shirts and more. All sales final. 1685 Babcock St., No. 8 in Costa Mesa (949) 650-8623. CARING FOR THE SKIN Spa Gregories has a special on MD Skincare through Oct. 4. If . you purchase $70 or more of Dr. Gross MD Skincare products, you'll receive a free Vitamin C Firming Eye Gel ($30 value). A Complete Skincare Kit is on sale at S85. It includes the Alpha Beta I Jome Peel Syi.tem. the All in One Facial Oeaner with Toner, and the All m One Tinted Moisturizer SPF 15 ($134 vaJue). Open from 11 a.m . to 9 p.m. Mondays, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays. 200 tune. for more tnformation. call (7 14) 432-5880 or (888) 622· 5376. Five Crowns earns beautification honor Five Crowns Hestaurant has received the Business Beautifi· ca1ion Award of the Coron a del Mar Business lmprovemcnl District. The historic 1965 business went through exten- sive renovation recently, earn- ing it the honor from the dis- trict The restaurant, a Corona del Mar landmark owned by Law ry's Restaurants. Inc., 1s a rep- lica of Ye Olde Belle, an inn out- side of London. Newport-Mesa Unified preschools receive grant The Newport-Mesa Unified School District's preschool pro- gram got a huge boost Tuesday when officials found out it re- ceived a $912.000 grant from the state. The grant wtll enable the dis- FULL BAR COCKTAILS Newport Center Drive in Newport Beach. (949) 644-6672. www.sPa8regories.com. A BrT Of DRINK Tequila connoisseurs will love the special five-course dinner prepared at Z"felas by chef Tom Rummel Oct. 8 and Nov. 19 at South O>ast Plaza. Dinner ts served with tequila pairings for $45. A gift bag is included. Guest speaker Jamie Bethea can answer questions and discuss the qualities of world-class tequilas. Z'Tejas is becween Sear. and Robinsons-May. (714) 979-7469. GAU.ERV ON THE GO Udo C.Onslgnment Gallery has moved to a new location on Coast Highway in Newpon Beach. It buys and seUs up5eale furniture, antiques, art, home accessories, collectibles, Oriental rugs and mirrors. Pid-up and delivery is available. 2700 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 115, Newport Beach. Open from I 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Wednesdays; from IO am. to 8 p.m. Thursdays through Friday<;; and from IO a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays. (949) 650· 7793. •BEST BUYS appears Mondays and Fridays. Send mformat1on to Greer Wylder at greerwylder a yahoo.com or 330 W Bay St.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 or via fa)( at (949) 6464170 tr1c1 to increase enrnllme n1 m the program by 288 student'> IWo hundred and forty ol those student!> will bl' inte grated into the preschool pro gram at the distri~t'c; I larpcr site, which currently serve'> spe cial education <otud<'nl'>. To ac commodate 1he increa-;e, lhr dbtrict will renovate the I larper facility. The program l'Xpan-.11111 is exp ectt'd to -.tart no later than the end of the yt·ar. !>aid Jane Garland, the di!>trict'o; pub lie information officer. Next step set in Balboa renovation City Council approved a $2.8-million contract to perform the second phase of renovation to Balboa PeninsuJa. By June CHaannde Staff Writer BAf.10A PENlNSULA - After 10 years of waiting, of- ficiaJs illld resjdenrs bank- ing on Balboa Village reno- vation!> to gjve the area a moch-needed shot iri' the arm will soon see the earth move. City Council members on 1\JCMtay approved a $2.8- million contract with Hill· crest Con:.truction to per- fom1 the set:ond phase of the three-pan renovation for the area. While th<.· contractor has nol yt't c,et a date to begin work. A.'>.'>t!.lant C.ity Man· ager <.;baron Wood <,aid, tinw .., of the es'>t'nce. "We have to fini">h by -.ummer, according to the coa!.laJ developmenl permit cunditioni., but we aha have to accommodate traf· fie for the boal parade. So beginning the work soon means wt• will be better pre- pared for thl' hoal pardde." Woo<l '>illc.J. llli'> pha'>l' of the prr>Jt'rt. funded largely "1th Com· murnty 1Jevelopmen1 Hlock (,rJJll money. will mean new '>tf\'et 1>avemt"nl .... 1de- walh, land...capmg. -.ueet furniture and '>lret'I hgh1111g on Main \treet from Pier l'la1a to the HaltlOa P-,l\'ilion; on Washington and Palm Streets from Oceanfront to Balboa BouJevard; and on Oceanfront from A Street lO Adams Street. Workers wiU lik.e1y tear up one side of the screet at a time to allow tr.U fie to use the other side. The fate of two ficus trees remaining on Main Street is sull in the court's hands. On Sept. 18, the City played it.s trump card in ill> battle with the Balboa Arbor Society over 25 ficw. i.ree. there: An early-morning work. crew cut down 23 of the 25 tree!> before a court mjuncuon called a stop to the work.. Albor 'IOCtety President lmda Grant has ~ince a.;.,kcd council mem bers to consider leaving the tret:!> or replan1mg them m a city park. but City Man ager I lomer Bludau said the trees probably wouldn't sur- vive replanting. Pha~e One of the village proiect wa.., rnmpleted at the end of May and in- cluded thl' rt'<:on'iln.tt:tion of Balboa Houlevard. reno vauon of both pien. and re !>urfac111g of the Balboa Pier P-arking lot and the pier plcv.a arl'a Thl' C0'-1 of the lir<ot pha'>t· w." c1bou1 S4.5 million Mayor Ind HuJgeway ha.-. ..aid the "ori.. 1-. cmnal to re\ 11nng a ~dvmg VIiiage" FOR THE RECORD Due to an editing error, a lette r writer's residence was printed incorrectly in Thursday's Forum (Community Commentary, "City should have waited on fjcua removal .. ). Jan Vandersloot lives in J"'ewport Heights. An event at Mother's Market & Kitchen in "Around Town .. on Thursday provided the wrong date. The restaurant's 24th anniversary will occur Saturday. not today. CANDIDATES cOntin..ed from Al Paul Wltlina and Pat Shehan Jobbed laue-orieJited ques- dom at each of the candidates. The Candidates were not told in advance what quesdon each would be asked. . Oiatrict l candidate Made- lene Arakelian was asked whether she would support moving City Hall to a location that could better serve the city's new bouodariea. She answered that cost and the availability of property could pose hurdles, but that a realJstic plan to bet- ter serve all residents would be worth consideration. District I Incumbent Tod Ridgeway was asked the best way to correct the city's Fourth of July problems on the penin- sula. Ridgeway answered that the long-term solution ls to have owner-occupied homes in the area instead of vacation rentals, which now represent nearly 70% of the homes there. Marianne Zipp i, also vying for the District I seat, was asked whether she supported the Orange Coast River Park proposal. Zippi replied that she favored the park plan because it would create more open space and play areas for chil- dren while reducing congestion that would be created if homes were developed there. District 3 candidate Allan Beek was asked whether he felt NOTEBOOK Continued from Al hoping the end was in sight. J felt weird covering a cheerleading crisis when the country was still reeling from FYI In ttr.lr own ~ tw..,.. "°'1'N Of the main~,,,. Helt ~ tritldfOgflt..,.,... Al~ 11 1 r. •1 Wiii ioot et the budget With a 11.,..toothid comb.• "'"' r :My. •1 urge you to euppc>f'.t me In 1hl1 ~ proc:iesa." Zlppl: •1 h.ve no epecfal-brterest t1ea •.• .I c.n be obf«:tive for thl1 city.• leek: "Our city council i• not listening to the people .•.• We win li.t.n." Webb: "I've walked tNfllY '1reet of thl1 clty ••. .t went to make our quality of life improve.• Adams: "(In the lest etectlon) I promlled to be fair, to naten and to do what would be be9t for the c:hy (>f NewPort Beach ••. .I think I have made good on th8t promise.• T•ylor: "There's a very real and Imminent threat to Newport Beach: John Wayne Airport.• Wlnelllp: "Thi• i• the worat thing to happen to Newport Beach," referring to the removal of Balboa VIiiage ficu1 treff. Dietz: "I love this community, and I'm a perton that can be trusted." Nichols: "I'm considerably worried about some of the growth being proposed for Newport Beach.· Svaa.t.d: ·we need a state-of-the-art trafflc-mal)agement system in Newport Beach." the city's traffic problems were regional amt bow to address them. Beek answered that traf- fic problems in the city are cre- ated mainly from within the city and that a pragmatic, for- ward-looking approach to traf- fic is necessary now. Don Webb, also running for District 3, was asked about ways to revitalize Mariner's Mile. Webb answered that infrastructure improvements and beautification will attract pedestrians to the area. District 4 incumbent Gary Adams was asked where he stood on lhe Homeowners and Renters Tax Relief Act and the last year's terrorist attacks. So when the story finally ended in May, when the district hired two new coaches to replace the veteran coach. Lisa Callahan, I couldn't wait to stash my notes away and move on. So l was surprised when I checked my voicemaiJ a few effect of taldng tax revenue away from cities. Adams said he supported the act precisely because it included safeguards that keep the act from hurting locaJ government District 4 candidate Richard Taylor was asked his position on the recently formed New- port Beach Taxpayers Assn. Taylor answered that, based on his knowledge of the people in- volved with that association, he did not feel the group had a sig- nificant amount of credibility.· District 4 candidate Ron WinshJp was asked whether be agreed with the goals of the Committee to Abolish Helicop- weeks ago and heard a message from an ESPN producer who wanted to interview me about my coverage of the cheerleading crisis. ! t ! e I t l \ I : The controversy erupted after the tryouts in late November, when Callahan said she had seen some inconsistencies in the judging that distorted the final results, which was reportedly confirmed by som e senior cheerleaders. Also, some of the girls who made the team allegedly admitted they had cheated on lheir routines. . ' • 1 I \ Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please can for hours, djrections & reservations. :. (949) 723-0621 • By the time l heard about the story, the school -with the coach's blessing -had decided to let all 48 girls who had tried out be on the two squads to compensate for the alleged judging discrepancies. But this decision didn't sit well with some parents of cheerleaders who had made the squads originally. They charged that the solution was unmanageable for the coach and financially infeasible. They referred to the cheerleading handbook, which read that the judges' decisions are final. After the four dozen cheerleaders started practicing together, the parents took their complaint to the district, which set up an independent committee to investigate the judging. The committee found no sign of judging Irregularities and recommended new tryouts be held for four open spots. Vossen agreed, but after relaying this to the parents of the girls who didn't make it the first time and the cheerleaders, an emotional backlash ensued. I followed the story throughout the ordeal as Vossen wavered back and forth in decidJng what to do. After listening to some of the cheerleaders' opinions, he again sided with the committee. I covered the way aome of the parents ran Callahan out of town -having her barred from coming on campus becauae her original hiring 13 years a,go allegedly dJd not follow proper procedures. And I covered a complaint that two parents tlled against the district. * Noiae. Wlnabtp ~ that be b8llft'8d leaf blowwa were a much~ nolle prob· lem ud that tbe iec:Urlty al- fonted JllJ polri beUcopcer pa- ttols made their ftOW e«ecta much lea of a problem than that of leatbloWera. DisUict 6 candidate Laura Dietz wu asked Whether ahe agieed there were too many commerelal Pam' boatl ln the harbor. Oiett s&id abe was not certain aboot the extent of the problem but that the solution rested ln balancing the businesses' rights with mJtlga- tion to protect residents. District 6 candidate Dick Nichols was asked whether Sunset Ridge Park .. should be deveJoped as a pusive park. which is just open land, or .an active park. which has play- ground equipment and sports areas. He answered that the city needs more active parks. District 6 candidate Bernie Svalstad was asked about the recent sanitation district deci- sion to increase sewage treat- ment at increased expense to customers and about ap- proaches to water quality In general. Svalstad replied that he solidly supported the move ahd that be feels that contami- nants in Jocal waters and sedi- ment are a pressing problem. • JUNE CASAGRA NDE covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.csssgrsnde@latimes.com. timeline of events to keep my mind refreshed as to what order everything happened in since there were a lot of decisions that uJtimately changed. That I wouJd be on lV did not really phase me, smce I worked as a broadcast journalist early on in my reporting career. But while I was used to being the one aslcing the questions, 1 had no idea how it would feel to be on the other side. When the ESPN crew arrived. they set up a light so bright I felt like I was being roasted for dinner. But they handled their jobs with such professionalism that I immediately felt at ease. Trying not to sweat like a pig was another story. Their questions mainly concerned the sequence of events and how the crisis divided the community. While I could handle the timeline questions -especially after having made a cheat-sheet - it was a littJe harder for me to answer questions about how the crisis escalated to the point it did, why the coach was essentially dismissed from her job after 13 years and why it created national media attention. I have never been a cheerleader and since I like to do a lot of sports myself, it 1s hard for me to Imagine wanting to be on a team just for the salce of rooting other teams on. But I can imagine the angst of teenage girls who have dreamed of being a cheedead~r for a long time. who didn't make the squads originally, who then were invited to be on the teams and then told they were not cheerleaders and that they have 10 try out again. 1 don't thioJc parents should have gotten involved in an issue that the school adminjstratOTS bad already decided. And I doo't think the school or district has been forthcoming in what actually happened during the tryouts last year Involving how the girls were judged. I think it's sad that something divided the achoo! community in the aftermath or lut year's terrorist attacks, when most communities were coming together in ways they never had before. J think It reflected poorly on the school that it attracted national attention for this. I ·would hate for people around the country to think that cbeerleading la the most important part or Newport Harbor High, which boatta rfgoroua academic p~ And even worse for Newport It turned out that BSPN'a thaw "Ouulde the Unes" -a show that explorea trends and lauea in 1he world of sports - would be devoting an entire ahow to cheer1eading and wanted to follow up with aome of the Newpon Harbor cheerleaders who dJd not make the aqwldt lut year. 1be p~ucer Ibo wanted to see hoW the CU..trlct had cbatl~ Its cbeerlead1n1 polldet to mate sure a.ootber c;bfi8rtadln1 conbOVeny does not happen ap.&p. I would be providing the obJectl volco to carry the 1toryatons. So •lthouth I 't kffn on rehuhlngtbe ~ ..... J Wnftelj b'ieW the nuancee olWbat bed~ flom~tta...·~ · Beacb'a imqe -which la lnatrumental ln l~ toUtlstJ -to be tamltbed byarildente and pen!nte aquabbllnc owr a chffdeading p~ when moll~ around lhll co~ limd a IOc mo,. p......,-.. to wony iDouL lkMWbowk~,..... .................... ....-.~-llDW h.,.,,..... ..... , ...... ==::-:-..:=. .......... ya, •• .. . , . ....... ...,--...... But I do hope IM lrieftcllhip1 tMI_ ........ ,.. haW ..... willd. ADd I pray lwM'tlmitlO__.._..., .......... crtlliflbtitf.tblil .m.oa,.. . Pi.IBLIC SAFETY BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Heinng held for former youth worlrer Newport Beach Police in- vestigators testlfted at a Thur'9day prellminary hear- ing at the Harbor ~ce Center for a fonner city re- creadon coordinator ac- cused of inappropriately touching several young boys. 'n'enton Michael Veches was arrested in April on suspicion of behaving inap- propriately with several boys. 10 years of age or younger. He faces felony charges for allegedly suck- ing the boys' toes. Police confiscated several digital images from Veches' home computer showing him performing the acts. inves· tigators said. Police identified more than 50 victims in those pictures, all boys who had participated in the city's af- ter-school and summer programs Veches super- vised over the last three years. He was arrested after POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • West Balcer Street: Petty theft was reported in the 600 block at 1:57 p.m. Monday. • Bear Street A commercial burglary was reported in the 3300 block at 12:35 p.m. Monday. • Briggs Avenue: A commercial burglary was reported in the 200 block at 9:29 a.m. Monday. • PIKenti• AYenUe: Robbery was reported in the 2100 blodt at 1 :34 a.m. Monday. • Superior Awnue: Grand theft was reported in the 1600 blodt at 10:53 a.m. Monday. •Toronto Way: Vandalism was reported in the 1600 block at 11:13 a.m. Monday. •&st 17th Street Petty theft was reportedinthe lOO block at 2:02 p.m. Monday. NEWPORT BEACH • Badl Bay Drive and S.n a co-worket. lipped off om- dall that ~ Wll be- bavlog lnlpproprlately with the cbfldreo. The dty held a tpedaJ meedng for amiotJI parents weeb after the mat where counselors and aped.aliata offered advice on haw par. ents can deal with the litua· don -in eome casea, find out if they bad been victim- ized. Oty Manager Homer Blu- dau said the city Is looking to hire a new recreation co- ordinator -a position left vacant when Veches re- signed following his arrest "We're doing everything we can to make sure we hire the right peraoo, • he said. "We fingerprint our candJdates and do back- ground checks. But no method is I 00% fool- proof." Neither Deputy Dial Atty. Jana Hoffmann nor Defense Attorney John Dolan were available for comment Thursday. Vee.hes' next court date is scheduled for Oct. 8 at the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana. -Deepa Bharatll ~in Hills Roed: A traffic accident involving injuries was reported at 11:07 p.m. Wednesday. • Bin:h StrMt: Petty theft was reported in the 4300 block at 10:01 a.m. Wednesday. • Eat Coast Highwlly: A hit-and-run waa reported 1n the 3000 btodt at 1:41 p.m. Wednesday. • Irvine Avienue: A redtJen driver was reported in the 600 block at 9:26 p.m. Wednesday. • Margu.tta Avenue and Eat Coast Highwlly: Indecent exPosure wa1 reported at 9:20 a.m. Wednesday. • S•n Miguef Drive: Forgery was reported in the 2100 block at 1:10p.m. Wednesday. • River Avenue: A vehicle burglary was reported in the 5500 block at 7:31 a.m. Wednesday. OBITUARIES Margaret A. Price Services for Newport Beach resklent Margaret A. Price wUJ be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Padftt View Mortuary Oiapel Mrs. Price died Tuesday of natural cauae1. She was 75. She Is aurvM!d by daughter Donna Ray: ron James Price; brothers Joseph 'DimboU, Dominic ntmboU, Anthony 1\imboll and Ross 'nimboJI; sisters Mary Peterson and Angle Campillo; and four grandchildnm. Helen A. Townsend Services for COrona del GEmNG INVOLVED Mu resident Helin A.. 10wnsenc1wmbeheld11 lJ :30 a.in. M~ •t FalrbaYeO Memolilll Part. Mn. 'lbWnMM died Sip(; 20 of natural ca..., Sbe was 93. Sbe la auMfed by sons John B. and WUIWn T. Townsend; four gm.nclchild*1 ud two great-grandc:hildmi: M •. . free nationwide long distance and roanling only $39.99 a month Samsung R225 exclusive to T-Mobile only 99¢ ·Mer $89.00 maiHn rebate SRP$89.99 T ··Mobile·" authorized dealer Grand Opening : · Saturday, September 28th, noon to 3pm Free Food & Drink • Free Giveaways Special Appearance from Star 98. 7 New Music Salon 2300 Harbor Blvd, Suite N3, Costa Mesa (In Harbor Center, corner of Harbor and Wilson) (949) ~-0630 Red~i~s~~ FORUM HOW 10 GET PUaJSMED -1..-....: Mail to Editorial Page Editor Jamee Meier at the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bey St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 •Ru-... HoClne: C.11(~)642-6086 Fa: Send to ':9~ 84&-4•~ E-m.l:Send to dallypilotfllatk/tes.oom •All cof1'MPC)fldence mutt Include full neme, hometown and phone number (for verlflc8tion purposee). The Pilot reserves the nght to edit ell submlak>ns rttv length. FEEDBACK · DP 103 list missed a few people . AT ISSUE: Readers have more suggestions for the Daily Pilot's annual most influential people list. T he Daily Pilot's list of the 103 Most lntluential People of the Newport-Mesa Community (DP I 03, Wednesday) should have included the dean of the only fully accredited graduate school in Newport-"'1esa: Dean Neil Cogan, of Whittier Law School. I hope you will consider his inclusion next year. TYLER T. OCHOA Costa Mesa • EDITOR'S NOTE: Tyler T. Ochoa is a professor and co director of the Center for Intellectual Property Law at Whittier Law Scttool. I was disappointed under your Legacies section to not see David MBuck.o" Shaw. lf you can include Matt Colby and Andre Stewart (no disrespect against them ), Bucko should have been included. He still holds the CIF record from 1974 for longest lciclcoff return and was inducted into your millennium list the first year. He was also very well known around town to people from all wa.llcs of life, and is well remembered by the entire Newport Harbor High alumni. He meant a great deal to a lot or people and, after l 1 /2 years, he is still deeply missed. LAURIE AND MARK KEYS Costa Mesa I am amazed that you failed to mention the president and vice president of the Airport Wodi;ing Group. Tom Naughton and Riclc Taylor. Airport noise is the most pres.sing problem facing our communities and these two unpaid volunteers. Tom and Rick. have work.e<,1 long hard hours to keep us all from experiencing more inconvenience from the planes that Oy out of John Wayne Allport. The council members and supervisor that you included are being paid to do this job. Tom and Rick are doing it because it is good for Newport Beach. They should be included on this list. FLORENCE STASCH Newport Beach I'd like to recommend, another time, Jack Keating, who is president of the Newpon Beach NacuraJist and Friends, supporters of the Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center at the north end of the Back Bay, and Or. Sherwood Roland, Nobel Prize winner. ALICE CULVER Corona del Mar I can't believe you would eliminate Dennis Rodman, ~ whe ther a good influence or bad influence, very influential. I mean how many other people do you know that City Council is changing their rules for, and the mayor is saying he's worn out his welcome in this town. Maybe he didn't male your list for a couple of reasons seeing as there's onJy Qne other African American in the whole 103. It seems a little odd, too. But it's inOuential, it doesn't say good inOuence or bad influence, so I'm very surprised that Dennis didn't make the list. Unless there's other agendas ta.Icing place. BUCK BAKER Newport Beach • EDrTOR'S NOTE: All of Dennis Rodman's antlCS and the Newport Beacn City Councll's decisions pertaining to his antics oocurred in 2001, and Rodman made the 2001 DP 103 list I low can some ducks, a dog. a steeple and a skateboard replace a hard-working senior volunteer from the local center? Do the reporters know there are hundreds of volunteer seniors without whom the senior center would close shop? Maybe the city's SOth birthday in 2003 reveals these hidden talents. ANNE HOGAN-SHERESHEVSKY Costa Mesa All Proceeds to CMFA Charity Fund Banquet.& Charity Auction Following The Tournament When: Monday, October 7, 2002 -1: 15 pm Shotgun start lcheck-in at 12:00 pm) Where: Costa Meso Country Clvb Format: Team Best Boll Scramble Three Flights: 1. All Men Teams 2. Mixed Men & Women Teams 3. All Women Teams Price: $100 includes golf w/cart & Banquet following the tournament. $30 Dinner & Auction only UGISTUl'ION DEA.DUNE: Saturday, September 30, 2002 1IAM ' Please provide Nome & Phone# for all pioyers. Individual Players will be teomed up to make o 4 Player Team 1. 2. ·~-------------------------- 3. "·------------- Great Auction ........ Door Prizes 2 Long Drive Holes • 2 Closest to the Pin Holes • Mulligans con be purchased: Putting Contest prior to the Toomoment ... $10 If you en unaWe to play, COMider being a Charity 5poNor 1. T• & Green Sponson • $75 • 2. Donation of Door Prize or Auction lllm C.sllld • Teur......e DiNden • K9'th-... 562...Q 1 ·i761 0.,. Wllott ~336-lUO • Costa Meta Ri ....... 1 Aaeodatlon H • 909-336-1830 Post Offie» Box 2141, Costo Mesa 92628 Webs;te-ctnfd.com Al cl.du,.,•••• c:ll1M O.•r P""4 Thai*~ -C 'J l1111•www & ..., Spo.'"at0r ol 2002 Galf ,.. MAILBAG Football coach, player do great jobs • I want to pay you a sincere compliment for the article regarding Elliabeth P.ddy ("All the right moves," Tuesday). What a wonderful lady she is. She's a great gal and she does a great job. But I also want to comment on the wonderful coach that they have there, Kirk Nonon. He just loves his ldds. He knows everybody by name and he knew it from the first day one. The guy has done a great job. I want to thank you, the Daily Pilot, for taking the time to write about this wonderful young lady. Also, please remember that we are neighbors here, we all live here, I've lived here for 67 years and I really appreciate your paper. Thank you very much . GINO BOERO Costa Mesa Ficus trees simply needed to be tom down I find it incredible that a few people can hold Newport Beach hostage. Where have these people been for the la-.t two years? Why is it that none of these people stepped forward untiJ after the removal of the trees had been voted on and plans were finalized for the revitalization of Balboa. All this talk about the tree'>, what about the merchants and property owners? I, for one am thankfuJ that o ur city and City Council is spending millions of dollars to clean up Balboa; it 1i. long overdue. Instead of spending all this energy for some trees, how about supporting our local merchants. Have any of these tree p eople looked at the sketches? Have they seen how fllE PHOTO I DAil Y Pit 0 T Newport Mesa Seahawk Eliza~eth Eddy shows her proficien~y at running the ball in a game against South Orange County Patriots. She is the first girl in the league's history to score a touchdown .. attractive Balboa will be with new wider sidewalks? I am glad the tret:s arc gone; it's time for a new begi~ning for a revitalized Balboa. PEGGY WHITEHEAD Peninsula Point More code enforcement may not solve problem In the Sept 19 edition of the Pilot. there WiL'> an article about deaning up <;o me or 1he worst Costa Mesa apartments 1hrough code tonforcemenl ("Code propo'>al triggers debate"). Many people have been speaking up abou1 this for at leas1 a mu pie of years. My thought I'> 1hat ~omething could have and should have been done about 1hii, a long time ago. The article mentioned Planning< .ommis:-.ton Chairwoman Katrina Foley "has been pushing for a program to eradicate !>Ub~tandard housing for almost a year." My question 1s does 11 really need to take that long? She wants it to be a "comprehensive" program and to increase thl! number of code enforcement officers. To me, that means more bureaucracy and red tape. Now, I am not opposed to more code enforcement o fficers if it solve'> the problem. But according to the staff report code enforcem ent already responded 10 58 complaint!> of substandard housing this.year Can't we act on those complaints right now? Won't that stan to solve the problem right now with no new red tape? Surely as time goes o n. peo ple will see the resuJts and more will call cod e enforcement. Councilman (,ary Monahan was right in saying that Madding new bureauc rary is not always the best way to combat an issue." ALLAN R. MANSOOR Costa Me'>J •EDITOR'S NOTE: Allan R. Mansoor 1s a Costa Mesa City Council candidate An Evening in e Carlo Join us for a festive evening of chance & excitement as we gather for our 8th annual f undraiser. Saturday, October 19,2002 7-llp.m. aJ the J . Costa Mesa Senior Center ' 695 W. 19th St. Costa Mesa Blackjack, Craps, Poker Entertainment, Silent Auction Hors d' oeuvres, Dinner, No Host Bar Prizes. Bvening Attire for f!'Drt info~ (949) 645-2356 AROUND TOWN • &.1Ct AROUNDnMN lllnW to ... Wy,.,., 330 w. e.y St., ~ ...... CA1m7;byfuto ( .. , 6IM110; ~ bvelllng (Ml) PM211. lndudl the dme, .. end loc:8llor. or Che~• we1 •a ooract phone number. A ~ llldng le IWlll•ble at www.~ciom. TODAY The NetlotW '"*-'-c.noer coalftlon wilt hold proctate cancer ecreenlnga for U.. public from noon to 5 p.m. today end 8 1.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday at the Orenpe County F.lrground9. The lef'Mnlngs, which ere Of*n to the public, will be conducted lnaide the trewllng moblle tcfMnlng cHnk:. Free. The fefrgrounde ire at 88 Fejrvlew Driw., Cotta Mesa. For mote Information cell (714) 708-3247 or vlaft WWW.pcllCOlllltion.orp. SATURDAY Mother'• Merbt a. KJtdMn wtl celebrate Its 24th anniversary from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Patio Cafe In Costa Meae. The celebretlon wlll lndude food and music. Free. The caf6 It et 226 E. 17th St. (949) 6314741. ASH wll host• 8'Mlrfut by the Bay event for adult and dllldren from 8 to 11 a.m. on the Newport Harbor beach. The event will Include a breakfast buffet provided by the Newport Dunes, five mu.le, raffte drawings and a silent auction. Tkteta Include breakfast. partcJng and a day pass to the Newport Dunes resort. $12 for edutte, $6 for dllldren. For Information call (949) 645-aOSO. The City ol Cosg Me.a wtl host the 19th bl-annual Nelghbora for Neighbors Community Oeanup from 8 e.m. to noon a1 the Playpoft Mobile Home Village. The public m1Y participate In .che event bv volunteering their time or donating euppllet, material• or money to help the l~ncome homeowner assistance program. Free. The village 11 at 903 W. 17th St. Coate Mesa. (714) 754-4892. The MCOnd annuel Amertcan Cancer Society's Breaat Cancer Symposium will be held from 8:30 e.m. to 3 p.m. et Hoag Hoepital Conference Center. The sympoelum will focus on the moat up-to-date Information regarding tre1tment. tide effecta. comptementary cancer thereplea, lntirMCY and communication. $15 at the door, no f9e for ~n Cancer Sodety volunteers. The center it It One Hoag Drive, Newpon Beadl. 19491 281-9448. The N9wpcMt Hllbof N8utlcal Museum will hold guided toora of the U.S. Coelt Guard Cutter Narwhal from 9 e.m. to 3 p.m. todly and Sundey. The Nerwhal ,._. N1\iip0ftwll t.-e ~of epedel 9Yent r..ourcee .t 11 e.m. In the Newport a..ili pleu. The ahowcw wHt Include renowned apedal occ.lon expena offwfng wedding conautting, florll dealgne, hors tr oeuvre ' Nmpllnga and wine tasting. Bridal fnhlon show9 will begin at 1:30 p.m. Ind I drawfngl wfll conclude 1he event at 3 p.m. The plaza ie at 1000 N. Bristol St near Jamboree Road. For more lnfonnation call (949) 966-3466. Dom Del ..... and SpcM ..... Squarepam. will malte appearances at South Coast Plaza 11 part of the Festival of Children program eponaored by South Coeat Plaza and Children'• Hoapital of Orange County. DeLuiee will present hia dlildren'• book In Carousel Court at 11 a.m . end SpongeBob SquarePent.a will make their final Orange County appearance and pose for photoe from 1 to 4 p.m. Free. The plaza la at 3333 Bristol St, Costa Meaa. For more information visit choc.org or southcoastplsza.oom. An organ coneet1 by Jade Andriese, a resident organist, will be held at 4:30 p.m. at the First Churdl of Christ, Scientist In Newpon Beach. Free. Complimentary refreshments provided. The ctiurdl is at 3303 Via Lido. (949) 673-1340. SUNDAY The Cosg Mes. Police Department will take part in a 911 Safety Kids end DARE program at 4 p.m. in Caroosel Court at South Coaat Plaza. The event is part of the Festival of Children program aponaored by South Coast Plaza and the Children's Hospttal of Orange County. Free. The plaza is at 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For more information visit choc.org or southcoastplaza.com. A Light The Night W.• sponsored by The Leukemia & lymphoma Society Tri-County Chapter will be held from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Newport Ounea. All funds raised from the walk will go toward finding a cure for leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma and to Improve the quality of life for pa1ienU and their families. A $26 donation la suggested. The dunes ia at 1131 Bae:* Bay Drive., Newport Beacti. (888) 535-9300 Ext. 328 or visit tomash~fslcym @~-tri. - leukemi.tymphoma.orp. TUESDAY St. Joec:hlm Cathok aturd'l In ?fi!li~ Mattress Outlet Store ~ 3168 n..bor Blvd. ..... CostaMesa • One Blodl SouUI ol 405 rwy d (714) 545-7168 WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners ~ 9lanana fjina Monda -Frida : 4:30-6:15 BEST BET The 10th annual Top Dog Fashion Show will be held at 11 a.m. at the Newport Dunes Resort on Oct. 26. The categories will include of best formal wear, best casual wear, best lingerie/pajamas, best swimwear and best master/pet look-alike. Proceeds raised from the event will benefit the Orange County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Companion Pet Retreat. Participants should check in at 9:30 a.m. Registration is $8 prior to Oct. 25 and S 12 on the day of the event; parking is $8 per car. The resort is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 72~UNE or visit www.newportdunes.com. Costa Mesa will host a Mammogram·a-thon from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. today. The event, sponsored by YWCA Encoreplus and The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, will provide breast cancer ecreenlngs to the community. Free. The dlurdl is at 1964 Orenge Ave. For more information call (714) 935-9720 or (714) 80fr2037. OCT.4 The 0.. Senior <Ar'19r wff1 ho6d a preview rummage a8'e from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and a final sale from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. Oct 5 at the center. The center will be acoepting dooations from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. weekdays until Oct 1. The preview sale is $3, the final sale is free. The center is at 800 Marguerite in Corona det Mar. (949) 644-3244. OCT.5 The Herbor Heritage Run and Fitness Fair will return to Newport Bead\. The 16-year event, hosted by Newport Harbor High Sctiool, will include PUBLIC NOTICE: The 2003 Lexus Models HAVE ARRIVED! Pvents, Join ut .,.,.., W9dnesclay between 5 and t:lO PM for an ..nln1 of food, fun and FREE ldda meah & Entertainment for the kkhJ Oler~ tor cMdrW\ 12 ,_,.. Md under. One "-K.kta ,.,_, pw .. .,.,... purd.-d »» ........... (114) a.net ........... '[+CJ A • 6K Feature ~. • 2K Fun Run/Walk and I Kkf'I .a...i<: rec.. Registration wtn begin at 8;30 e.m. followed bv recea at.artlng at 8, 8:30, 9:15 Ind 9:30 1.m. The ectiool ls at 18th St. between Dover Dr. 1nd Irvine Ave. Free. (~9) 51Ml811 or www.bthyla,,.~ni..ciom.itthr. OCT.7 The Alrhelmet'• Awl. ol Onnge County wtU host a M'PPOft group for c:eregMn from 7 to a:30 p.m. today a1 Our Lady Queen of Angels In Newport Beadl. Free. The dlurdl 11 at 2046 ~ar Vlata Drive. For 1"819Na11on8 call (949) ~ 1750. OCT.9 Th• Alzhelm•'• Aun. of Orane- County will host two worbhop4a et Our Lady of Mount Cannel Churdl In Newport Beactt. The fl l'1lt worltahop, whidl will run from 11 a.m . to noon, will deal with memory loa and its signs, st&geS and symptoms. The second wor1cshop will run from 1 to 2:30 p.m. and will focus on how to develop pannersh1ps with treating physicians. Free. The dlurdl is at 1441 W. Balboa Blvd. For reservations call (714) 283-1111. OCT.17 The Coat• Mesa Chamber of Commerce will host a 90 minute breakfast boost from 7 to 8:45 a.m. today at the Costa Mesa Country Club. $12 if prepaid. $17 at the door. The country dub is at 1701 Golf Course Dr. For reservations call (714) 885·9090. OCT.19 The Harbor Christian Fellowship Churcti in Costa Mesa will host a Mammogram-a-then from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. today. The event. sponsored by YWCA Enooreplus and The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. will provide breast cancer screenings to the community. Free. The dlurdl 1s at 740 W. Wilson St For more infonnation call (714) Slf>.9720 or (714) 806-2037 As pert of its annual fund-raising, the Costa Mesa Senior Center will host a Monte Carlo night with the Bob Whit Trio (formerly of the Planers) 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 1s at 695 W. 19th St. Call for rneNatione. (Mii 046--28. Blom Aeliln. en ,.,,,,,, r 1 a beNI thllt ~end ....... A88A. wil perbm ... Ol'-.90.. College'• Robef1 B. Moorw 1'hllt.nl • 8 p.m. l0d9v. The bend Is ~~hel--llMlerl 5¥o I tiltt chefm. For ticbl information calf (714) .m-6880. OCT.21 An elght-wMk COWM pnwldlng an in-depth look at aubstenoe abuae among ethletea will be held Monday• and Wedneldaya from 11 a.m. to 1:10 p.m . at Orange Coast College. The course, whicti begin• today, will be listed ae Health Education 138 in occ·. echedule. $11 per unit. The college Is at 2701 Fairview Road, Coat.a Mesa. For application or registration information call (714) 432-5072. OCT.23 A m9dlatk>n procedur9s wor\shop will be held from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. today at Whinier Law School in Costa Mesa The wor\shop 1s sponsored by the Alea Board XI on Developmental Oiaabilrties along with the Institute of Administration J ustice at McGeorge School of Law and Whittier Law School. Free. The school is at 3333 Harbor Blvd. For reservations call (714) 558-4404 The Costa M ... Chamber of Commerce will hold a business after hours mixer at the Country Inn by Ayres from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. today. Free for members. $10 for potential members. The Country Inn is at 325 Bristol St , Costa Mesa. For more information call (714) 885-9090 OCT. 26 The 10th annual Top Dog Fllahion Show will be hetd at 11 a.m. at the Newpon Dunes Resort. The categories will indude of best fonnal wear, best casual wear. best lingene/pajamas, best swimwear and best master/pet look-alike. Proceeds raised from the event will benefi1 the Orange County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Companion Pet Retreat Part1c1pants should ctieck in at 930 a m. Registration is S8 pnor to Oct 25 and $12 on the day of the event. par\Jng 1s $8 per car. The resort is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach (949) 729 DUNE Two WHOLE MAINE LOBSTERS on STEAK & LOBSTE R $20.95 Botll '>l'n •e<1 t t'itl 1 ,c,11 1 P111u1r w .... nnd < 11m 11 w montll ot < )( rol>n J I'-... q., 4•' ~ ..... "I < l~n.'i '.! ·"1 •@~ CONSIGN• DESIGN Quat;ty Fumishiltfs &.Accessot'W1 For Your Honw lron/Glaw Coffee Table •......... ·-····------··$1iste Stained Glass Chandelier ········---·-····-SlSO- Pine Letter Writing Desk ········--~·-·-·· $17S- Sofa ............ ·-······-·-············-····..._.---··-·SlW" Larae Pine Coffee Table ········----~···-$125- lroo/Glas.1 Sofa Table .•..... -............. _ 2259 Ratoratloa Hardware OttuionaJ Chair -S2SO" Iron Patio Tllble/4 Chaln.-.~~-···-·-$..lGO" Bamboo 1able/4 Chalrs--.. -· ..... ---$335'9 Jw Ktltaer llii-St8oll (.-Ir).... .. .. , .. ,_$45r .. John Hart of Costa Mesa, Dane Craten of Newport Beath and Patrick McDonagh of Costa Mesa climbed Mt. Whitney. The Newport Harbor Club Water Polo team went to the Junior Olympics in July in San Francisco. ADVEATISEMENT Scott and Katie Matthews vacationed in Kailua, Hawaii. Greg and Eric Wohl of Corona del Mar participated in the 2001 HIHO Windsurfing Race throughout the British Virgin Islands. ~ ~ ~ ~ Special accommodations for your toved one PLEASE JOIN US AT THE VILLAGE... ~ If you have spent time looking for a beautiful and peaceful place for one or both of your ALIS LAGLJ A VILLAGE parents to si>:nd their retirement years. y~u have probably noticed how difficult it is to find accommodations that meet your expectations FOR AN OPEN MEDICAL FORUM Costa Neuporte in Costa Mesa is an elegant. senior living residence that will put your mind 11 '' ~ at ease. The grand entrance leads to a beautiful great room that opens to a magnificent ASK THE DOCTORS courtyard. After enjoying the grounds, return to the elegant dining room for a delicious meal. , Costa Neuporte also offers transportation to medical appointments, shopping and banking Present oil your unanswered questions pertaining to dementia, Alzheimer s disease, related as well as leisure activities. memory loss and stroke · the brain attack diseases · to our highly distinguished panel. Call (949) 646-6300 for more informaUon. Our guest speakers are Aliso Laguna Village's co-medical directors; Sameh Elsanadi, M.D., Boord Certified Psychiatrist, Medical Director of UC/ and ~ Raef Elsanadi, M.D., Boord Certified Intern ist. COME WITH OUES11011S • LEAVE Wl1H AllSWEISI TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 ST • 6 TO 7 P.M. R.S.V.P. by September 30th ~ (949) 425-8300 Refreshment.r will~ served ALISO LAGUNA VILLAGE A Specialized Senior Residence ~ 24552 Pacific Park Drive, Aliso Vtejo, CA 92656 www.olisologunovilloge.com Lcense 1 306001.uo ~~~~ (Jn,,:p'anions .9lt :Home c.r;,., Comp11a"1m At HoJM is committed to helping seniors remain in their homes by providing chem with competent companion/caregivers. Our companions assist with: ... • Penorud UtJY • Dr. 11 Appoint'lnnal • Me.U • ComJHl~bip, Comfort 6 SMpport • Lipt H01Ueluepi"I . • Metliution R1111itukr1 • Shopping 6 Err11rub • HolJliud DUch11rr All companions are bonded, insured and highly qualified. We offer an affordable solution and keep in touch on a regular basis with both client and companion. 881 Dner Dr., S#iu 260, N~rt &11eb - I (949) 574-0750 Cel ebrating the Human Sp irit with D1 gn1ty SILVERADO s E N 0 R L v N G Assisted Living A Specialty Care Community for individuals with Memory Impairment, Dementia and Alzheimer's • A secure, .enriching community with engaging activities, pets, children and walking gardens • Respite and day services available • Full-~e ~ and 24-h.our on-si te licensed nursing with expertise in Alzhcuncrs & Demenaa care . • Masters level social worker and support groups for families and loved ones • Highly trained prof~ional and compassionate staff • Hospice scrvic.cs for end-of-Jif e care • Please call for information or to schc<f ule a tour, we arc aYailablc 24 hOurs a day , . 350 Wot% Smet <Johll M-.., C4 92627" T.~: (949) 63)•2212 Karen AJonso of Newport Beach vacationed in Newton, Mass. Kyle Caldwell of Newport Beach and Max Royer of Costa Mesa visited the Grand Canyon. Fight Alzheimer's with Aliso Laguna Village In conjunction with the Orange County Alzheimer's Association, AJjso Laguna VIJlage is taking steps to end Alzheimer's disease. MWatch Our Garden Grow" is a special promotion Aliso Laguna Village 1s partkipating in to help raise money for the Orange County Alzheimer's Association's Memory Walk, Saturday, Oct. 5, 2002. As part of this campaign, Aliso Laguna Village began selling Forget-Me-Nots In July. The flowers are available for purchase with a $1 or more donation. The name of the purchaser is placed on the flower and displayed in the lobby. Aliso Laguna Village is an assisted living community dedicated to the care and nurturing of residents with dementia, Alzheimer's and memory loss disorders. Supervised care includes a licensed nursing staff availeble 24 hours a day. seven days a week. The innovative ectiv1ty agenda includes the Daily Adventures program and the popular Flex Care Program that provides respite care for caregivers, from a few hours to several weeks. Call Liz Carbone al (949) 425-8300. At home caregiving and companionship Not long ago, assisted living facilities were the only choice for seniors who needed assistance. Today, both seniors and their femilles are finding in-home companions end caregivers to be fer more suitable and affordable. Caring Companions At Home is designed for seniors who do not need constant cere, but do need help with personel care, meel preparetion, medicetJon reminders, light lpousekeeplng, leundry, errands and ~ompanionship in their own homes. 1 Owned by Diene Mondlni, Caring Companions At Home has been In business for four years and has more than 18 years experience In the Orange County senior community. They pride themselves on 'personel touch' and malntein an ongoing relationship with both ceregiver and client to ensure that services are meeting individual needs. They recognize the importance of compatibility between the caregiver and client. All caregivers ere insured and bonded. Beckground checks ere performed on all personnel prior to hiring. Call (949) 574-0750. Enjoy a Spacious Suite, Sumptuous Dining, Entertainment, Bingo, Crafts, Billiards, Beauty Salon, 'Iransportation t.o Doctor, Shopping, Fun Trips, Friendly Caring People. 2283 Fairview at WUaon Costa Mesa Minimum age,58 Ff'ldlrt, S.-•• 27, 2002 M Matt, Cynthia, Matthew Jr. and Nicholas Bergendahl of Newport Coast vacationed at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort & Spa in Hawaii. The Glasgow family vacationed on Duck Island in Great Barner Reef. Australia. Join the Silverado team for Memory Walk 2002 At SiNerado, your loved one with Alzheimer's will be actively involved in living. We feel strongly that our mission is to provide meaning, purpose and quality in each of our residents' lives. We have successfully combined a social model of care integrated with profeMional nursing services. By including pets, plants end children in our community. we have been able to create a home-like environment. Through our 24-hour, on-site nursing care and act1v1ty programming, we are able to meet the full spectrum of needs of the folks who live with us. Silverado is proud to be a participant in the Orange County Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk 2002 on Saturday, Oct. 5. If you would like to Join the S1lverado/Newport·Mesa team and help raise funds for Alzheimer's research, contact Patti Struthers at (949) 63 I ·22 I 2. Call Silverado at (949) 631 -2212. 0 >l l1'~rr1-{)' Ql'f3 G >NVAL_f~c.:;c ~EN-re} lc)s1 ~rrA1_. 1'/c. Country ('/uh Co111Yllow< 11t_J lospital. Inc., a 1uodern, prfrate. skill<d nurs ingfacilit,y is located bdiind the ,Santa_ ;Ina Country Club in th<. "V(,1t·po11 8<ach./Rack fklJJ area four 1niles fron1.J foag ~ le n1oria(j /o.<;pital Pn·sh.9terian. Small 5 4 bedfacility,fan1ily ow,1«1 and opera/Rd since 1973. Singk and doublR bed occupa11cy, wilh bathroom and shower in et?ery room. <Beautiful sWT'Owulinge, quiet, peaceful, excellent food, high staff-ratio. Short and long tennB staya. We aro cornmitted to proPidingfi""· personal can with ""'1TnUh. dignity and respen in a homl!-likR aln1otlphere. 20362 santa Ana Avenu S8nta Ana H lgh • CA 2707 (71 4) 549-3061 • QUOTE OF THE DAY , "We had too many· penalties and other mistakes to tVin." GOLF Costa Mesa firefighters • answering the call Golf tournament for charity fund sprays to all fields in Costa Mesa. T hese days, playing golf with a fireman is like playing with a celebrity -and the Costa Mesa Firefighters Association Otarity GolfTuurnament Is the town's latest hot ticket. The Costa Mesa Firefighters Association is challenging the community "to get Into the heat of competition and scorch some greens for charity" in the third annual CMFA Owity Golf Tuumament Oct. 7 at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Oub. The event, which raises money for the CMFA Otarity Pund, is a best-ball scramble with three 8.ights: Men's teams, mixed and women's teams. Golfers can join the fun for $100, which includes golf with cart. dinner banquet, auction. .------.. door prizes and contests. There will be a shotgun start at 1:15 p.m. For details, contact tournament directors Keith Jones at (562) 431-3768 or .. Doug Wilson at (909) 336· 1830. The association's Web site is RICHARD · www.cmfd.com. DUNN The Costa Mesa Plreftghtera Association sponsors and supports many cbadties, indudlng awarding two SteO echolarships each year to both P.stancta and Co.ta Mesa h1gh schools, as well as donating to the athletic programs at both schools. "It's a fun day, and there's no better way to raise money than to invite the community to come out and play golf with us and make some money for charity," said Wilson, the captain at Costa Mesa Fire Station No. 5 (behind city hall) and the tournament's founder. Wilson said organizers of the event try to keep tournament fees "halfway inexpensive" so the common player can join the event and play golf with the city's firemen. •Like anything, we want It to be bigger and better and raise money for charity, but we want to keep It at that level of$100 entry fees so everybody can participate," Wtlson said. "The $350 entry fee Is not what we're after ... we want to make it affordable for everybody so they can come out and have a good time." Last year, the CMFA Otarity Fund contributed to the New Yort Fi.re Department 9/ I I campaign relief effort and local firemen Oew to New York to donate a check. The CMFA Otarlty Fund also sponsors locaJ Uttle League teams and the Costa Mesa Senior Center. ••• There was a distinct Tea Cop Oassic flavor in this week's U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Olamplonshlp at Eugene Country Oub In Eugene. Ore. Sant.a Ana Country Club's Marianne lbwmey, who c:aptured her fourth The COP Ou9'c dtle In five yean earlier d>.il month on her home coune. advanced to the third round of the pc..,..._ c:hunplonahlp befole lotdn, to lbnt Wiesner of Pt. Worth, 1Uaa, 1 up. 1\:Jwersey, the Newport-Mesa cornmurUty'a all-time leader In club cbam.PomhlPe (18), defeated Otrtatina Steffen of Amelia Ialand, Fla., 6 and s. In the flnt rowuf, and Alida IC.apheim of Pennington. N.J., 3 and 2, in the eecond round. Mela Verde C.OuntryOub'a Akeml lhaAat. who played In her ftnt n. Olp Quaic; dW month; Jost In the ftnt IOUDd of match play at the U.S. Mld·Am to Shannon SOYemaO of Macon. Ga., 2 and 1. ••• ... DON LEACH /OMV Pit.OT Costa Mesa's Borotha Pov, right, gets a jump on Laguna Beach quarterback Alex W~son and takes him to the turf in first half action Thursday night. Laguna Beach's aerial offense, determined defense help produce first win over Costa Mesa since 1990. B1rry F1ulkner Daily Pilot NEWPORT BFACH -The Laguna Beach High football players delved deep into their physical reserves and SCOREBOARD Dave Holland plucked the last page of a -defensive playbook thickened by 27 seasons as Laguna 14 a prep head Mesa 7 coach to help the Breakers earn a I 4· 7 nonJeague victory over former Pacific Coast League rival Costa Mesa Thursday night at New- port Harbor High. The victory ended Mesa's 12-sea· son winning strealc over Laguna Beach and upped the Breakers' non· league winning skein to eight games. "That was a great win," said a beaming Holland, after the defense he coordinates had just enough to bold off a comeback bid fueled by a punishingty efficient Mustang run· ninggarne. rea ers Cost.a Mesa, for which senior run· ning back JCeola Asuega contributed I 98 of Its 303 ground yards, drove three times deep into Laguna Beach territory, only to be denied polnt.s by a steadfast, determined and opportu· nlstic Breaker defense that was aided by several Inopportune Mustang mis- cues. Costa Mesa's Tyler Waldron follows the lead block of fvldrew Carich as Mustangs run a sweep to the right side. Meaa went 13 plays to the Laguna I ·yard line late in the second Q\Wter, but a missed 32-yard fteJd goal aJ. lowed the visitors to tab a 7-0 lead into intermission. After halftime. Meaa man:hed to Gonzalez's 14-yard interception re- the Breabra' S·yard line, before los-tum for a short touchdown drive on lng a fumbled snap and coming away their next poaaeaion, as Asuega with nothing. The Mult.anp C1·2> cashed ln Luis SM MESA. P .. e All TONIGHT'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Cc9I VI. Newport tt.bof' (11tDafd11n ...... 7,.....) The ...... of 1he ~ phlhlfvet See KJnga (2-4) end Silort (1-1) ..... GM· IN10Cher for 1he .,. time In .... high edM>OI fooebel ~ ......... ... --.»12.endlltwMdW*- po1n1a. ,,,. ------ c. te st ~( r lV'C ha co $rr fir: ln· WE Pll Be fir: m1 si.J be WC te; $U (le qe PL be M co WC re: tv. ru se Re >.r Kr err M OJ fo "A Ol ve cc th ] c l c st be br A. ) SPORTS Friday, ~ 27, 2002 All COMMUNITY COLLEGES Off to a speedy start Coast's cross country teams off to a strong start under first-year ~oach John Knox. T hough they've only competed in two meets, both the Orange Coast , College men's and ~omen's cross COWltry leams have given first-year CXX: cross country coach John Knox a $mooth transidon. The women's team has taken first place at lhe Fresno 1nvltational and at last weekend's Orange Empire Preview Meet in Huntington Beach while the men shared first-place laurels at the OEC meet with Santa Ana and took sixth at Fresno. ·As a coaching staff we've been very happy wiih the women's team, and the men's team has been a pleasant surprise,· Knox said. •Michelle (lcban) and Ava (Jones) have lleen dominating as a 1-2 punch. I knew Ava was going to be good and she's pushing Michelle every race. They complement each other very well." lcban and Jones finished 1-2. respectively, at each of the first two meets, but the strong running doesn't stop there. Susie Dinoso, who finished seventh at the OEC meet. Roseann Peters and Natalie S1. Andre make up the top 6ve for Knox. who has also been Impressed with freshman Sandra Montoya. who took I l th at the OECmeet -We have three girls battling for the No. 7 spot.· Knox said. ·All the girls have been working out very hard all week and are very focused. As a team. I couldn't ask for anything more." The men's team took first at the OEC meet despite missing three of the top runners, Including Joel Gux.man, who sat out the OEC meet for d l.,cipllnary reasons. confenmoe Coach of the Year. She played at OCC before going on to play at San Francisco State University. Pedro ·~· bo shoold run th.Ii. week after ' recovering from a knee Injury and Brandon Metcalf should return In a week or two, which bodes well for Knox's crew. "The nice thing is the BRYCE ALDERTON "It's always great to play them," sald Bond. who has coached all 22 years of women's soccer at OCC. "Of course we want to beat them but It's a nice consolation lf we men ace getting stronger and stronger,• Knox said "David Ojeda ran an excellent race last Friday and Andre Brown ran his first race last week..· Ojeda finished fifth overall and led OCC runners at the OEC meet with a 21:04.49 as Brown took 17th with a 22:00.02. Both learns compete in Saturday's Orange Coast Cassie at Fairview Park in Costa Mesa. a meet that will feature 327 athletes from I 6 schools from across Southern California The women race at 10 am. and the men race at 11 am. "lhis week will be a good test for the m en,· Knox said. "We have five kids that run as a pack shoulder-to-shoulder. Once all I.he kids are out there running we should jump in the standings." • OCCs women's soccer team faces SaddJeback College today m Mlss1on Viejo. givi.hg Pirates' Coach Barbara Bond an opportwUty 10 face Brandee Craig. who played soccer at OCC and was an assisLant coach under Bond from I 992 through the 2000 season before taking the coaching job at SaddJeback in 2001 when the school added women's soccer to its mtercollegiate lineup. Ln it's inaugural season SaddJeback finished 8-8-2. good for founh place in the nine-team Orange Empire Conference and Craig was selected as the don't" Bond calls this year's team the "best-skilled and fastest team" she has had. "I thought we were good last year and we lost In the final round of regionals," Bond said. "Our goal is to play well as a team. Alicia (Santiago) in the bacldield has been a real outstanding player. I hope she goes real far after Coast and freshman Sarah Ronquillo (Costa Mesa High) has a lot of the same slcills Jaycee {Mahler) has and is really fun to watch. Players aren't any good without solid players behind them. I'm really big on the team concep t." RonquilJo scored a goal in the 30th minute in Coa.'it'!. 4-0 win over conference foe Santa Ana Tuesday that makes the Pirate!. 7-1. 3-1. OCC players kept the heat on the entire game Tuesday. heading Santa Ana passes and quickly dropping the ball to their feet before sprinting down the field like gazelles on the Afncan prairie. After losing their first game of the season to the state's No. 2-ranked team in Cypress. 2-1 Sept. 20. Bond is already counting the days to Oct. 22 when the teams meet again at occ "I don'! have any doubts we can beat them," Bond said. Cypre&s is presently 73-0-5 in 1l!. last 78 games. OONLEACH/OAILY PILOT Costa Mesa quarterback Tim Iller cuts back vpfield after recovering his own fumble m first half acbon Thursday night. MESA Continued from Al 0 slashed 2 yards for the m with 5:19 left in the third quarter. Na1e Hunter's conversion kick knotted the game at 7-7, but Laguna's of fense answered. Riding the talented right arm of junior quarterback Alex Wt.I- son, the Breakers needed just four plays to drive 74 yards and regain the lead. Wilson, who fin- ished 13 of 20 for 217 passinK yards, had completions of 7. 46 and 26 on the drive. lhe 26-yard rapper to Ed Hanke ~treaJung down the '>ideline to make ll 14 7 with 3:42 left in the thJid quartt.>r The Mesa offense proceeded to chum out rushing yardo;, hut Laguna bent without brealtng on the Mustangs' next two po'>- sess1ons.. Mesa's I I -play proccs-.ion that wen! as deep as the l..a~na 11 yard IIne, was turned away when the host'i came up -;hon on fourth-and· I I after senior def en Mve lineman Gayton Caron\ third-down sal k produced a I l yard lo~. After Mesa's defem~ forcl'd a Laguna pwll 53 selOnd' later, the hosts used 10 play" to pound from their uwn 44 tu till' Hrt'ak e~· 7, before tummg the ball over on downs. n1e Laguna defen\e, which c;penl just more than 16 minutes on the field before halftime. was clearly drained on Mesa·s two long second-half drives. But Hol- land. who called a timeout to coun1.el hl!> players followrng a 25 yard Asuega gallop to the La- guna 49 three playi. after lhe vis1 tors went up. 14· 7. managed lo give lus unit a httJt' !>trategical '>omething It wcmed to help at least prolong the Mus tangs' ad- VailCC'> long enough for them 10 sl'lf-destruct wtth ... ome of their I 0 pe11.i.Jt1e., or one uf five fum- bled '>nap .... 'I put 111 the goal-LIM defense, hecat1'>e tha1 was the only thutg we had left." llolland. who loachcd <.. oronJ dd Mar for 20 \Cason'>. '>aid of hJs lmpromptu tuton.tl ne.u mu.llield "We had 1ust enough dden-.~ They made <,0111e m1'>taXC'>. but I thmk more high '>Chool game~ are loc,t than won. V\e try to be tht• 1e<1m that make'> the led\t m1stale) and we were tonight " l.agu.na\ delt'nse ended Me~'> final po.,.,c.,..,1on when Jake \\l'heeler rt'turned an 1n1ertep· tl!m 4J yJIU'> to tht' ~lu.,tang.,· 2 y<ud lim• with two wromh left. "Wt• h<1J wo many penaJue~ SCOIE IY QUMmll Legune 8-dt 7 O 7 O 1• CostaMeN 0 0 7 0 7 LB -Hank• 35 pew from Wilton (Luna kldcl. 4:05. THIU) QUM'T£R CM -Asuega 2 run (Hunter kidt), 5:19. LB -Hanke 26 pan from Wilton (Luna ldckl, 3:42. L8 -Darting 18-80, Luna, 4-33: Wilson, 2-minus 13 CM Asuega. 28-198, 1 TO; Ruiz, 13-78; T Waldron. 6-34, Epeneu. 1 5, Iller. 7-m1nu1-13 INOMDUAL PIUSING LS -Wilson, 13 20-1 , 217. 2 TOt CM -Iller, 4-14-1, 53. INOMOUAL RECfMHG LS -Hanke, 4 73, 2 TO., Lotdoh, 2 53, Paymard, 4-36, Howe, 2·35, O'Connor, 1 20 CM -Asuega, 3-44, Ruiz. 1 9 Attendan~ 300 l e1t1m11tedl GAME STATISTICS l.8 CM f"u,I df"..N¥n• Au&he-s vard8Qe """'"II v•<d<M;I• Pouirtiij N9'1 t•tufn yar<J1 • ~v••dao• Net .it11lag. Pun!& ~umbtes-tumbtM io•l ~1391. ~ v•r06g4 l 1rf'\e of POt.,..s;r,;n 16 22 113 217 1).20-1 43 7 13 )80 4-33. I~ M7 77 2t 17 &3 317 S3 ... , .. I 22 2 1$ m 2~$ ~, 1().711 2<>.34 a.nd other 1111stake'> to win,· Per- kin'> said M\\e made two ous- tak~ on defen.,e and they hit re- cel\'er'i behind w. for wuchdown-; C.rve (the Breakers) credit. they beat U'> Dave did a grea1 job ol codchmg But well bounce back c1.nd w1.>rc going to do great m thl' (,olden West I .eague (which open' Oct. 4 when they Mu-.1angi> battle Ocean View) ·· BRIEFS Mustangs stay on pace with victory over Eagles Costa Mesa turns Estancia away, 13-5, to improve to 4-0 in Golden West League title hunt. Costa Mesa HJghs girls tennis tt'am made it four straight in Golden West League play Thursday, besting cross-town rival Estancia. 13-5, on the win- ner's courts. Senior singles standout Hilary Havens swept. and so did the Mustangs' entire doubles entry. OU Doan and Minhthy Pham, Laura Pais and Brenda Tran and Paulina Rodriguez and Valerie Gomez logged sweeps to push the Mustangs (4-4 (IVerall) over the top without any help at all from the singles entries. Costa Mesa ls at Westminster Tuesday, then hosts Santa Ana (4-0) on Thursday. Among Santa Ana's victories is a 13-5 win over Estancia. GOlDEH WOT l..EMlUE eo.. Meea 13. &tande 5 S.,... -Havens {CMI def. Curran, 6-0; def Tremn. 6-2; def. Nellor, &-1; It Nguyen (CM) lost. 1-8, 6-7, won~; H. Nguyen (CM) lost. 2-8, G-6, 1-6 l>ciublea -Ooen-Pham (CM) def. Tha1·Sudhikam. 6-2; def. Morton-Morton, 6-0: def. ZaldleNngram, 6-0; Fei• Tran (CM) won, a.., M , ~. Rodriguez-Gomez (CMI won. 6-2, 7~. M In another high school girls tennis match: • Sage Hill was a 17 -1 winner at Fairmont Prep in Anaheim, improving to 4-2. 3-1 in the Academy 4'ague. I Kellie Ammerman, Kaoe McKitterick and Paige ~ullersweptinslngles'. ~LEAGUE $-oe Hin 17. f9bmont Prep 1 Singi. -Ammerman (SHI def G Lee, 6-2 def Chung 6-0; def Chang, M ; McK11tendt (SH) won 6 1 6-3. 6 0, Fullmer (SHI won, 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 DCMAMe -T900ng-Chen (SHI def Yong 0 Lee, 6-3. def Khare-Chan, 6-2, def Khora·Ar11sta, 6-2, Berman 'Hebb (SH) won, 6-0, lost. 6-7, won. 6-0, Levon Graham ISHI won, 6-0. 6-2, 6-l. CROSS COUNTRY: Golden West Lea1ue The Costa Mesa HJgh girls cross country team narrowly defeated crosstown rival f.stancia. 28-29, in a tri·meet that SaddJeback won and hosted at Mason Park in Irvine. The f.stancia boys, led by Humberto Rojas' 15:15 first-place clocking, earned victories over the Mustangs and Saddleback. Costa Mesa senior Christine Bjelland (18:26) won the girls race. F..stancia's Diana Rosete fol- lowed Bjelland. coming in at 18:58. Costa Mesa's Hanh Nguyen (21:42) also finished in the top 10. SaddJeback defeated Mesa and the Eagles. On the boys' side, Estancia had five runners in the top eight and seven runners in the top 11. Alex Cahuantzi finished third (15:53), while Aaron Van Geem contributed to the victories coming in fifth '-!16:09). The team effort continued with Abel Flores ~th. 16:20) and Matt Zich (eighth. t6:2n. Costa Mesa's Carlos Ibaml was the Mustangs' lop runner, finishing sixth ()6: 11 ) BOYS Eatanda 17. Co.ta Mesa 26 &t.Md8 21, S..tdlebadc 42 Seddlebedr 18, Co.ta Mesa 42 l ;I"J' TE R... ~A. 'T I C> ~.AL •• andPGWER ~Hours: ~~ ........... 11am -apm F'1dtlY .................. 1111f1"1 -Qpfn Seeurd9y ... A ...... ~ 1o.ft • 9pfn 8eind11~) ...... , ........... 1o.rn -eprn ........ doll.., ... ~:M&Ma$9.00 Chlktren 121 undw free Men Into: 188 8().1\T-INFO 1 Ro1as (El, 15 15; 2 Casas !SI. 15 40. 3 Cahuanu1 1EI. 15.53, 4 Camparon ISi. 15 55 5 Van Geem IEI. 16 09. 6 Iberra (CM I. 16;11, 7 Flores IE 16 20. 8 Zoctt IH 16 27 9 Elias IEI, 16·32: 10 Cardonas SI 16:35 GIRLS Stlddlebedl 20, Coeta Mesa ~ ~ 20, Estanda ~ Costll Mesa 28. Est9nda 29 1. B1elland (CMI. 18 26, 2 Rosete (E), 18.58, 3 Uroo1tegu1 !SI, 20:16; 4 Rodriguez IS). 20 18, 5 AUil (S). 20 30 6 Navarro (SI. 20·46; 7 Escobar (SI. 20 49. 8 Doblet11 ISi 20 54; 9. Aguilera (SI. 20 58, 10 Nguyen ICMI 21 42 AELD HOCKEY: Tars remain unbeaten GARDEN GROVE -·Ille Newport I larhor I ll gh girls field hockey team and goalJe Amanda Witt· man posted its fourth 1.hutout of the c;ea.,on and remained unbeaten aher a 6·0 victory over non league host Santiago Thursday Kristen Jendrusina and Caitlin Farrell eat h had a stick on the Sailors' first goal. Jendrusma rnm- pleted a hat trick. as she scored Newport'~ next two goals. Kaley Nix and Chanelle Slau1cs added one goal each. and Oaruelle PCaff moved up from her sweeper position to SC'Ort' her first goaJ of the M>a son. The Sallo~ (J-0-2) fired off J6 shoi... and did 1101 allow a shot on defenc;e. The '-lanlla((o goalie~ rt' corded 19 saves. Santiago dropped to 0 4-0 GOLF: CdM &irts win Corona del Mar High's girls golf team Wll!> a 24fl- 255 winner over Aliso Niguel in a nine-hole non league match Thursday at Newpon Beach Country Oub. Jennifer \\ood \WS Cd~!"!> leader and the match's medali'>t with a 43 on the par-35 cour;e Jackie McCoy (44). Katie Albngh1 148), \'eromca Fnedman (541 and Maggie Nelson 1591 followed MEN'S SOCCER: Lions lose. 3·2 Ille Vanguard Univer.,ny men·) c;occer team let a 2-r lead slip away over the final seven minutes. as 11onconference ho!>t Alliant lntemaoonal defeated the l.Jons, J-2. ThllMay in San Diego Allfa.111\ OaVld I lausler <;Cored with I 0 seconds lef1 to hf1 rus team to the Victory Annando Ortiz got the Lions l4·6l on lhe score- board first, finishing an assist from Matt I less. Al hant ul"d 11 up a few minutes later. In the 27 th min u te. 1 le<i'> <>cored his 13th goal of the o;eason. WATER POLO: Newport JV wins The Newpon Harbor High boys 1umor varsity water polo team outscored the Costa Mesa varsity <>quad. 7-J. in the second half en route to a 13-6 nonleague Victory at Mesa Thursday Newport"" Trevor Gre-gory scored a game-tugh four goals. while Brody Cums and Morgan L.&dlaw contnbuted three each. Ouisnan Damas led Costa fe..a wtth three goals. and goalie Man laroslaws.lo rel orded mne save5. VOUEYBALL: Vaneuard fall in four Vanguard University dropped its moth stratg~\l wnmen·s voUeyball match Thursday at The Pit as w.1ting Alliant International University triumphed.. J.. I .~O. 30-21. 30-22. 30-25. Cle•n, Comfortable, Uncrowded More Pereon•I Att.ntlon to 0111 Membera • Seml-Prtvate tor Men & Women • Lots of Equipment/Free Weights • Pilates S1udio & Mat Classes • SPINNING Theater-Uoensed • 16 Fuft Time Personal Trainers • ChQd Care 8am-noon M -F • Ample & Convenient Partc.lng • Yoga. Tai Chi. Stretch dasaes • Step. Power Pump, CardJo • Showers. Steam & Towels • StdnC.... • SNlpMJp Ptiy9k:a) TheflPY Centlt • Petmlrieint ..... up All f~. ~ 27, 2002 SPORTS . . JR. ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL Pee Wee Seahawks • • • ·win with ease, ·36-0 WIDS second straight The 10-12-year-old · Seahawks improve · record to 3-0 with a -dominating win over the Corona Panthers. NEWPORT BF.ACH -With a defense that allowed only two first downs and an opportunistic offense, the Pee Wee Seahawlcs (10·12-year-olds) beat the visit- ing Corona Panthers, 36-0, Satur- day. Unebackers Patrick Marln- Plnn, Garren Amol"OllO and Woody Yokoyama consistentJy tackled Corona runners for nega- tive yards. The offcru.e W"cC> spearheaded by running badc!t Austin Ralger, Travis Sorensen and Carlo VaJ- de"L. who all combined for four touchdowns. Quanerback Jor- dan Lusk led the team to a touchdown on their fir!tl drive as quarterback Matt Barldey threw his second TD in as many game~ to cousin Robbie Boyer. The offensive line of James McKennon, Scott Slmon, KJefer fal.rbanks. Morgan BrombaJ and Scoct Uneback kept the Co- rona ofTen .. c at -bay. The Seahawks travel tu Corona Saturday to pay the Colt'>. In Junior Midget (I I I 3·year- olds) play: •Baldwin 11111 ... Bruin., 27, Sea- hawks O In Jumor J>ec Wee (9-11 -year- olds) action- • Mts.sion Vw10 Cowboys 18, SeahawhO In O inic CR· I 0 year old~) play: • Seahawk.<, 26. South Orange County Patriots 0 For the o;econd time th1., '>ea- son, Mark Contreras returned the opening kickoff for a touch down. racing SU y-Md., for lhc score, and Lhen added a 28 yard TD run to <,park the Scahawh to vic1ory. Contn•ra., al!.o l'Onnectecl o n a 50-yard hallhad<. pa~ to Parker Norton for a third touchdown. Norton had a 67 yard ID that w~ called back due to a holding penalty. l!llabeth Bddy acoml on a fake double-reverse. going 18 yards and bad a 47-yard touchdown called back due to a penalty. The Seahawb received strong play on both sides of the ball as Zack ~ (intercepdon), 8IUe om. (two fumble recov- eries), Bm.zy Yokopma. Ml- cbael 'l8ormlna. Brett ICletn, Qub surfing team slips past host Laguna Beach team. :X.V Langton. Cody Peten, 'l)tew' Newport Harbor ffi8tD dub Henry, Reed Wallace, Gnhun surllng team won lts second Pnia.ler, 'IYler Barbato and Reid straight competition 1bunday John9on. . morning, stopping Laguna Beach The Seahawb travel to Comp-with an ~ maigin at Thalia ton to battle the ntans Saturday. Street ln Laguna Beach in unusu- ln Junior Clinic (l-and 8-year-ally good 2 to 4-foot surf with olds) action: good fonn. • Seahawlcs 6, Th-City Steelers Sttength in the long board and 6 body board were decWve. The SeahawX.s scored their Nick Kelly won the boys long firs! touchdown of the season as board and Justin Kast and Mike Hunter Durante burst up the Beck went 1-2 in the boys body middle for a 1 S-yard TD as the board. SeahawX.s took the lead, and In the short board, Newport tiedthe Tu-City Steelers at Pia-Harbor's Geoff Rill and Bronson centia. Hovnanian were heat winners. Durante went untouched on Also with solid finishes in the the TD carry with blocbng from short board heats were Tummy Jake Ambrose, A.J. Swles and Holbrook (second) and Will An- Mario Rosales. derson (second). Newport's defense held the Erika H~ini and Amy l.Dw- Steelers to negative yardage in ery were 1-2 in the girls short/long the first half as Oiase Pavreau board c:J.m, but scores In this class and Jack Kanen led the defense are not included in the nonleague witli tackles behind the line of point standings. scrimmage. Jeff Carlyle and Du-The Sailors will be in their rante made strong tackles as home seas at 56th Street in New- weU. port Beach Tuesday morning Tu-City tied the score in the against Los Alamitos. thud quarter and Newport mus- tered a fourth·quarter drive, that was stopped short of the goal line as time ran out. Kanen and Favreau also teamed on the offensive end, taking quarterback sweeps for more than 15 yards as Jake Hall played a strong halfback behind the blocks of John Patk, Levi Stillman and Albert Daniel. Kellon Truxton. Shane Ever- ett, Colby Watson, Josh Rlwra. l.ach Petnberg, Arron Crosby, Tun Kelley, Jason Wooding. Oay <liatam, Taro Doone, Jack Har- ris Ryan, Shane Tak.abayashl and Anthony Taonnlna all played strong defensively. GOLF Local golfer qualifies for U.S. Senior Am Golfer Madelaine Campbell of Newport Beach qualified for the U.S. Senior Women's Amateur O\ampionship Oct. 5-l 0 at Mid Pines Inn & Golf Oub in Southern Pines, N.C Last year, Newport Beach's Marianne Towersey (Santa Ana Country O ub) earned medalist honors at the U.S. Senior Women's Am. 16th Annual Harbor Heritage Run RUN NEWPORT! SK FEATURE RACE • IK FUN RUN/WALK Plus K i d s' Klassic Race and Free Fitness Fair lewport lllrllor High ScllOOI SATURDAY OCTOBER 5, IOOI Newport Harbor High School Stadulm 16th St .. & Irvine Ave., Newport Beach Warm-up 7:30 a.m. 2K 8:00 a.m. SK 8:30 a .m . Kids' Klassic Race 5-7 year-olds 9:15 a.m. • 8-10 year-olds 9:30 am. 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I iiir._ ..... .,..... -~· - ·1~=:1:==..::1:.1::~---------....=!!:..i-~ YOUTH BASEBAL:l Little Leaglle and Pony signups · CX>STA MESA -Repraenta· dves from Cotta Mesa American Utde !ague will hold regiatra· tion for the 2003 spring eeuon Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon In front of the Costa Mesa HJgJl Scboolgym. Pai'enta can choose to pay a higher up.front r9tration fee in lieu of participating in two league fundra1sers, F.ady reglsttadon for T-ball/ ooach pitch la ~ with fund. raisers or $00 without fundraJaen. Registration fees for baseball (ages 7-12) will be $85 or $.110. P.ady registration fee schedule e:q>ires Oct. 31. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebrating the Daitt Pilot's Athlete of1he WeelC series i i I I ' 1 I ThufWday 22 -Kawika Tarayao Corona del Mar Swimming Today 20-Amy Murphy Newport Harbor Swimming 19 -Julie Allen Corona del Mar Trade and field, cr-oss country 23 -Sytv1a Madueno Newport Harbor Trade and field 17 -Danielle Carlson Corona del Mar Wat.er polo DEEP SEA Thuncl-v'• counts Newport t...ndlng -3 boats, 42 anglers. 6 barracuda, 49 calico bass, 20 aand bass. 108 sculpin, 2 sheephead, 3 blue perch. The 1'CJYI and girls who will be 5 to 12 years old on July 31, 2002, and reside lo the league boundaries a.re~ to participate. New players must provide a birth certiftcate'and proof of resi- dency (driver's license, utility bill acbool records). Under the league's Family Par- dclpation Program, parents must still volunteer some time to the league. • Costa Mesa National Uttle League will hold early registra- tion Saturday from 8 a.m. lO 1 p.rn. at Costa Mesa High. Registration costs $70 before Nov. 30, and each family can reg- lste:r a mutmum of dine playen for $170. New players must bring bUth certi6c:atet and a utWty bW. c.an (714) 966-2015 for {DO.re Information. ea.ta Meea Na- donaJ Uttle Leque ii at P.O. Box 2015, Costa Mesa, 9262.8-2015. • Costa Mesa Pony 8ueba1l will hold slgnups for the 2003 spring season from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday in front of the gym at Costa Mesa HJgb. The Pony DMslon la for play- ers ages 13 and 14, and fees for each player total $120. c.aD (714) 318-3482 for more information. SCHEDULE Tod9y FooCbal High school -Corona del Mar at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m.; Katella vs. Estancia, at Orange Coast, 7 p.m. "°'9ybel College women -Cal Poly San Lula Obispo at UC Irvine, Crawford Hall, 7 p.m. Community college women -San Diego CC at Orange Coast. 7 p.m. High achool girts -Estancia at Saddlebadt, 3:16 p.m .; Costa Meaa at University Tournament; Corona deJ Mar at CaQj.crtraoo_ • Valley Tournament SOCC9f College men -Nevada-Las Vegas at UC Irvine, 8 p.m. College women -U. of Nevada at UC Irvine, 6 p.m. Community college men - Santiago Canyon at Orange Coast, 3 p.m. Community college women - Orange Coast at Saddlebadc. 3 p.m. W.Wpolo Community college men - Orange Coast at Mt San Antonio College. 3 p.m . Community college women - Orange Coast at Cuesta Tournament. 9 a.m. High school boys -South Coast Tournament at Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor; Sage Hill at Pioneer. 4 p.m.; Estancia at Irvine Tournament Seturday Football Community college -El Camino at Orange Coast, 1 p.m. High Khool -Sage Hill a1 CalvafV Chapef-Murietta. 7 p.m. CroN country College men and women -UC Irvine at Stanford lnvttational, women a14 p.m.; men et 4:46 p.m. Community college men and women -Orange Coast College Claaalc at Fairview Park, 9 a.m . High school boys and girls - Newport Harbor at Huntington Beech Invitational; Costa Mu.a, Sag~lll.Al D~~Uia Invitational; Corona del M•r at Stanford Invitational. Volt.ybel College women -UC Santa Barbara at UC Irvine, Crawford Hall, 7 p.m.; Christ.Ian Heritage at Vanguard University, 7 p.m . High sd'tool gir1a -Costa Mesa. Sage Hill at University Tournament, 8 a.m.; Corona del Mar at Capiatrano Valley Tournament SOCC9f College women -Vanguard University vs. Southern Nazarene (Okla.), 81 Point Loma, 1 p.m. W.Wpolo Community college women - Orange Coast at Cuesta Tournament. High school boys -Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor at South Coast Tournament at Newport Harbor. Aeldhocby High sd\ool -Newport Harbor at Orange County Invitational, at Marina. v&~~a..1tn--u;;£ tter Narwhal Nautical . The Newpo~ Harbor Nautical Museum, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach . (949) 673-7863 SPORTS Ff'ldlJ, ~ 27, 2002 AU HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Jr. ~attle. of the Bay . ewport holds off CdM, 6-0 ail ors' defense orces four turnovers d stops the Sea · ngs inside the 20 'th 0:30 remaining. NEWPORT BEACH -Up until e final 30 seconds of the Bad: y duel pitting frestunen from rona del Mar High against host rt Harbor, the outcome anyone's guess leaving 11 up to players to leave it all on the eld. 1\"aillng. 6-0." with 3:40, the Sea gs marched 70 yards in nine plays. and was at the Newport 14 when lightning struclc al> defensive back Ricky Sepulveda reached over a Sea King receiver and grabbed the ball batted 17f line- backer James Uxter, for his sec- ond tnterception of the game to help seal the win for the Sailors (2-1) who have now won the last three meetini;; between the cwo schools. Mil feels great to wm over tho!.e guys: Sepulveda said. • 1 know Matt Ralger, buc I didn't know I would be guarding him. I le beac me once and I wasn't going 10 let him beat me again." Raiger caught a 29·yard pas.-. from left-handed quanerback Shaun Mohler to get the Sea Km~ (2· 1) in Newport Harbor temcory a1 the 41 on their final dnve, and caught a pass for 3 yards 10 gee CdM 10 the 14 before Sepulveda intercepted one play later. "It wru. a grea1 game," said CdM Coad1 Joe Almquio;L "When 11 comes down to the lase play of the game that's whac you want There were hard hitc; and big plays, but field position ro..'it us the game.· Newport took advantage of an 18-yanJ punt and scaned the fourth quarter on the CdM 25. Newport needed only four plays to score. as Ryan Rippon had gains of 4, 18 and 5 yards. Rippon nunbled the lasat 5 yards with a defender wrapped around him Into the end wne to give Newport the 6--0 lead with 8:02 left in the fourth quarter. 11le Sailors began four of their seven drives in Sea Kings' territory, with their worst field position coming after Sepulveda's second interception at the Newport 2 with 30 seconds left. Their sec- ond-worst field position came when they started at their own 41. which happened twice. "The difference today was we were able to punt and get field po- sition,· said Newport Coach Joe Urban Sc., now in his eighth year coaching the frestunen at New- port. "We would have struggled to take the ball 80 yards agai~t that team It's a thrill to play (CdM) but as I told the lcids it's noc the Super Bowl We stiD nave seven games to play. Every game is a big game." Defensive back Tom Jackson re- covered his fuse of two fumbles af. ter Delano McKenzie jarred the ball loose from the CdM lailback. on fourth-and-four al the Sailor 41 on the first play of the second quarter. Jackson also recovered a fumble on CdM's third play from M:rimmage. ·me Sailors' defense came up with the big plays when they had to. but Corona's defense didn't shy from putting the hurt on a num- ber of Sailor running plays. I .inebacker Matthew Burgner led CdM with four tacldes, indud- ing a 14-yard sack. Mohler had three tackles as Loyd, John Fair- banks. David Yi and OlaSe tlar· mon stuffed Newport ball carrier... CdM held the Sailors to just four ftrst downs compared to their 10 while limiting Newport to 68 yarch. on 24 rushes compared 10 their 125 yards on 30 rushes. Bren STEVE McCRANK I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor High tailback Ryan Rippon (3) drags a Corona del Mar defender into the end zone for a touchdown against Corona del Mar in Thursday afternoon's game for the winning margin. Crowley led the Sea King; with 52 l_J11etx1d.l'r 11111~ Brt71Nll. Coder, yards on three rarne!i. rushing yards o n 13 camt-s. m bmael l'on1ll11.111d \ld..i:ll/Je n m-For c.d.M, Matthew LI¥:t gained duding a 31 ·yard burst up lhe 'itill1t1y 5Wannl'li l dM lldll carrier.. 30 yan1<i in rune cames while Moh· sideline in the second quarter. with lalk.\011 lt«1d111i.: Newpon ler added a 25-yard scamper; Moh- But the Sailors held '>tmni.: wilh five 1.tl kit·-, ler led the team in passmg. going 7 when they had 10, turning away Newpor1 '>luc. l.. with tht• ninrnng of 12 for 69 ydfds as starting the Sea Kings all thn:."t! timt"> they ~me for !he t'Xl'lVllon of f0ur !XlSSl'S quarterback Ma1thew Hauser went went for it on fourth down a'> by quarll-rii..1cl.. Mid1ad Ou11Vldl, I for 4 for 14 yan.ls. Raiger led all Jackson recovered a fumble on a who rompk1t•d I~> for 12 yJrds. CdM receivers with 32 yards on twu rushing anempt, and made the Hippon led all Nl'WJ1011 ~ with catches followOO l7f Hannon's four key hit to stop Burgner on fourth 40 yard<. on ~11 tdlTlC'> f°'-kM'l'd catches for 25 yards. and-two at the Sailor 12 m t11e du;efy by ~1cKL1vx~ 12 yards on Newport is 4-2 again.st CdM the ~nd quarter. rnne 1ouche, and f'lf'l'l'l' Meehan'-5 last six years. buc Urban had noth- HIGH SCHOOL WATER POLO Sea Kings, Newport Harbor roll in South Coast Tourney The Corona del Mar High boys water polo team opened South Coa.'>I Tournament play with two easy victories Thursday atCdM. then to Macer De1 in the n1gh1 · ec::!!·~3 cap. 19·15, Thursday at Univcr- Esperanza 1 1 1 o 3 sity High. CdM J • • • 1'> Jess Hellmich led the Eagles CdM -Mann 7, Dorr 3, Moore 1, D. over the two gam~ with seven DtRoooo 1, J. DtRocco 1, Hakim 1, ta! whit ._ boa Money 1 Saves -StodtsTill a goals 10 . · e Fran ... Garn UCI Anteaters ~BYQUARTERS Corona del Mar O O O 0 0 Newpon Harbor 0 0 0 6 6 FOURlli QUARTER NH -Rippon 5 run (pa.SS failed), 8:02 INOMDUAl. RUSHING CdM Crowtey, 13-52, Loyd, 9-30 Mohler 1 25. Burgner. 4-13. Ra1ger 2·7, Harmon. 1 minus-2 NH Rippon, 8 4-0, 1 TO, McKen.11~ 9-32, Meehan, 3 5, Coder 1· 1. Cantwell, 4 minus 14 INOMDUAL. PASSING CdM Mohler, 7 12 1, 69. Hauser 24 1. 14 NH NH Cantwell, 2-4-0 12 INDMDUAL RECEIVING CdM Ra19er 2 32. Harmon 4-25 Crowley 2 17 Hauser 1 11, loyd 2 0 NH Rippon, 1 12. Meehan. 1-0 GAME STATISTICS CdM NH Firtt downi 10 • Ru6tHM votreld-Q,., 30-12'> 2• Sil Passing °'"'ddl:lt1 83 11 P-.ng 8 16-2 2-4-0 Net rt-U.ifn ydrd• • 38 ,. s-s ... ,.,.., .. ~ 1 14 Nety~ld"U'" 246 11 Punb 2 10 333 fumb4fis tumbf"1i lo~1 ~2 0-0 Flag• ""' v••dJ</f ... )to '> •• T1rTM!l of pcHst-u .. on Z'l 41 • 7 18 ing but prdl.W for< .dM\ effon. " llwy're d !(nod duh and JOl• (Almqui..,t) drw-. ,1 great job with them." Urh<ln ....ud "'(Mohler} anti (Crowley) are JlL'>t ou~tam.lmK player.>. We were lonunate to be on the good ..,tde of turnover. IO day becaw.e we h.tven't been on the good '>ldt' up until now " First, Artie Dorr ~ored five goals to lead lhe Sea Kini;; (4·2) to a 19 5 Victory over Dana llills. John Mann. Jason Di.Rocco and Griffin Gentry scored three goal\ each, while Daniel Niehenke and Nadun Hakim contributed two apiece. Tom Harper also scored. The CdM defense re· corded 14 steals. and goalie 'fyler Brundage stopped four shots. • Newport belts two NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High .boys wa· ter polo team scored 36 goals in two games, resulting in victories in the South O>ast Tournament lbursday at Newport Harbor. tallied six goals in the lo.'>S 10 the Monarchs. P'aul Collier •,cored five goals in the two games ~1th Q\ad Kunert. Matt Metk<Mch, and Anthony Hennan each add- mg one goal 's & Women's Soccc Then, the Sea Kings domi· nated in a 15-3 win over Espe ranza.. when Mann. a CdM sen· ior, scored a game-high seven gom. Dorr added two goals. while the OiRocco brothers. Ja • ""{'On and David. and Ryan Moore. John Money and HaJrim pitched in with single tallies. c.d.M goalie Beau Stockstill recorded eight saves. SOUTH~TOtRWIENT C..'tt.0.. ... 5 Scior9 tw a&.rww Dena Htlla ~ o ' ' r. CdM 5&~r.-19 DIN ... -HatdleU 2. ~ 2. Smlttl 1 S8'Y91 - Johneon 3 . CdM -Doff 5, Mann 3, J O.Roooo 3, Gentry 3. Heldm. Nl8tleroll11 2, Herper , S8'Y91-Brund8gll 9 Brian Auer scored five goals, and R.0$ Sinclair scored four. as the Sailors ran away with a 24-4 win over Buena V"i:sta. Nathan Weiner, Charlie Hockenberry and Michael Bwy also scored three goals each. Newport ended the day with a 12-6 victory over Marina Weiner scored five goals. while Bwy added three. Sinclair. Bury. Brent Armstrong and Jay Thompson contributed one goal each. New- port goalie Michael Robinson recorded seven saves. Newport hosts FJ Thro tonight. at 6. • F.atanda dropl two IRVlNE -Estancia High Eagles' boys water polo team lost its first two games of the Ir- vine Tuumament to Irvine and Goa.lkeeper Nathan M:usteller recorded eight saves in each of the two games. The Eagles 0 ·4, 1 ·OJ play their final two games of the tourney Saturday at 9 a..m. and 3 p.m IM'E T<XR'WE(T .,..,.,. 17. Esbndll 7 S-.twOI--. Irvine & I 1 ? 17 Elcencaa 0 2 ' 3 7 lrW'9 · Vyn 7, NatallllO 2, Cho 2, S Sc:t'8f9f 2. G Sctlafllf 2, Lee 2 Saves -Savage 5 Elanc:M -Collier 3, Hellmtdi 2. Hennarl 1, Metkovldl 1 Saves Marwtelklf" 8. &Undll 15, Maw Del 19 Scof'9 bv aa-w. Estancia ~ 5 4 ~ ~Del ' 5 1 5 &t-Gamboa 6. Hetlmkti 5, Kunert , • Metkovdl 1, Coll• 2 s...... -Marstaller 8. Mmf Dill -Randell 7. C.m>ll 5. Most9oilnni 3, Scnlnton 2, 0' Sullivan 2 S8'Y9I -Kelty 9 15 19 COLLEGE MEN'S WATER POLO UCI crashes Waves, 9-7 reoorded 10 aava. ua retuma to action ln the Nonhem c.allfomla Tuurnament hosted by c.allfomla. Oct. s-6, and wW fa~ Air Fol:ce in the opening round. Oct. S 11 a un. .... ""a..t.re .... ,..,.._ .... '9.. ~1 2 2 2 -7 UC.,._ 3 2 1 I -I '* ... -tWW¥ 2. Smllti '· ...... ,.~,.~" ..-. ...... uc...._-IMv~,._.z. Oifde 2. GeNrY \. ,____,.... .. DouauHEADER SoccER AcnoN UC Irvine Women's Soccer vs. Nevada, Friday, Scpt.17 et 6 p .RI., Antuttr se.dium• UC Men's Soccer vs. UNLV, ~' Sept. U .. I p.111., AateMerSf.edl-· •Ofte INlkl .......... ,...,.. .. for .. 1••a. UC Women's Soccer vs. USC, s • ...,, Sept. .... ' p ••• , ............. Pepsi T-shllt Dllf-tllc first 100 In ......... , wll rec...,_• .Wrt, ........,.c1 "' ..... .,. ..... ......... a. Lllllllallel ~~~~~~ ... w .... .... Pllllllll ...__,_ TOAi[ Fl81SW10fi UM Permit UP2002..Q37 (PA2002-181) MUIUll--Notice ls hereby &Inn ••u . .,._ th•t •n •wllcetion IHI• l>Mn Mibmltted by Pel Wl .... A2.., Wei Aalen Din.,, for UM To .11 llllr1, bend· Pwll'lit No. 2002-037 to ciatill, credit0t&. con· Mtablllll •n NUlll end llncent aedlt0ts. •nd dtln&lnc t.clhty within pwwns wllo may othlt the Bluffa Comm«cW wlM be lnterulff in the Sboc>Pi111 Center TM wlll Of 11t•te. Of both, fecHlty Wiii Include salt of· GRACE ALLAIRE and MKvlce of beer aMI ROWLAND aka CRACE A. wine for on·slte COfl· ROWL.ANO sumptlon The new A PETITION FOR PRO· s hoppln1 center 11 BATE has been Wed by currtnlly under con· BENJAMIN FRANKLIN slruction et the corner ROWLAND In the Supe· of MacArthur Boulev•rd rlor Court of California, and Bison Avenue and County of ORANGE. adequate parkrna for th• THE PETITION FOR restaur1nt t1 planned. PROBATE requests that The eshbllshment will BENJAMIN FRANKLIN occupy J.2~ squere ROW\.ANO be appointed feet of the 19,694 a. peuonal rep•esenta· square feet pr evlously llve to admrnl$te< the autho111ed by UP2002· estate of the decedent 020 The lac1~ty wlll abo THE PETITION requests provide outdoor din1nc the decedent's will and of approumetel7 927 codlc1ls, 11 1ny. be square feet The prop· admrtled to probate. The erty rs louted rn the PC will and any codicils are (Sub·lrH 15 of the nall•ble for eumrna· Bonrta Canyon Planned lion In the Irle kept by Community) District. the court. Pr.,..rty lec:otod ata TH[ PETITION requests 1 S02 II.-Av•-• authority to admmrsler Thrs p•ojecl has been the estate under the revrewed, and ii has Independent Adm1nrs· been determined that it tr•l1on of Estates Act 1s cateaoncally uempt (Th1$ authOftly will allow under the •equiremenls th• personal reprelen· of the Caltlornla Envl· lallve to take many ronmental Qu1llty Ad •cl10ns wrlhout obtain· under Class I. (11sl1n1 rna court approval. Fac11thes Before taktnl cert11n Uae ,..,..., UP2002- very important achons. 037 1s scheduled for however. the person•I revrew by the Plann1n1 rep1esentat1ve will be Department of the City required to give nolrce of Newport Beach -w to interested persons oft..-TIN~, Oct..,_ unleu they have waived a, 2002. Wrrlten com· noltce or consented lo ments or rnput related the propased action.) to the proiect should be The independent ad· submitted to the Pl•n· m1n1sll ahon authortly n1na Dep•r tment by will be aranted unlou Mond•y. Oct•"" 7, an interested person 2002, 1n order to be Illes •n obiect1on to the considered rn the Plan· peht10n and shows aood nrna 0He<tor's dec1S1on cau" why the court If •pproved al the ltme should not arant the of review. the appeal aulhOltly perlOd ol 14 d1ys will A HEARING on the beam from that d•le. peltllon wrll be held on durrn& which tune any OCT06£R 17, 2002. at rnlerrnted party or lhe11 I 30 p m rn Dept l 73, authorried 111enl ac localed at 341 The City &rieved of that decision Orrve. P .0 Box 14171, may Irle a no tree of Oran1e. CA 92863-157 appe.I to the Pl•nnina tr YOU OBJECT to the Commrsslon with • ftltna 11rant1na of the pelrhon, fee ol $776 00 to defray you ~ould appear at the the cost of the appeal hearina ind state your procedure obiect10ns or fife written The appltealton and ObtKllOns with the court development plans of before the hnrrne. Your the propo~d PfOteCI •re appearance may be 111 1v1rlabl1 101 public penon or by your rev .. w and 1nspecl10n at all0<ney the Plann1n1 Depart If YOU ARC A CREDI· mont, City of Newport TOR or • contmeent Beach. 3300 Newport credlt0< of the deceased. Boulevard, Newport you must hie your claim Beach, C1hf0<n1a, 92659· "(llh the court and marl 1768 fo• further 111f0<· a copy to the personal mat1on contact the representatrve appointed Newport Beach Plannlna by the court w1th1n lour Department at (949) 644· months from the dale of 3200 lust lnuance of letters NOTE1 The eipense of en provided 1n P·robate this notice rs paid from Code sechon 9100. The 1 hlrn11 lee collected hme fOf film& claims writ from tho applicant not uplre before four Publtshed New1:>ort months from the heaflnll Beach Costa Mesa Oarly date noticed ebove Prlot September 27. YOU MAY EXAMINE the 2002 f 153 I 11e kepi by the cour I If you are a person tn· lerested 1n the estete, you may lite wtlh the court a Request for Spectal Nohce (form OE· I~) of the ltllna of an inventory and appreosal ol estate assets °' of 1ny petition OI account u provided 1n Probate Code sechon 1250 A Request for Specral Nohe• few m is avarlabte lrom the court clerk An.-y t. ,.tllt1nen JOANIU SAMOIAN, 1~211 20SS S.. '--"' St., ''-·CA •J7t 1 ss•-256-HOO SH -156-•7'7 fwa Pubhshed Newpo•I Beach Coit• Mesa Daily Pilot September 19. 26. 27,2002 Thf856 ..... -...a .......... The lollow1n1 pe<sons are 4oln1 business as· P acrfic Ku Ith Scrffflin1. 2208 Mlntt StrMt, Costa "'"-·CA 92627<2525 c-ce Covtficll. 2208 Miner StrHt, Costa Mesa, CA 92627-2525 Thll business Is con· ducad by· an 1ndmctoal Hne you started dolnt bwlnttss yet? No G_,. J. Covwlck TII._ alatement was ftle4 wlti-the 09/26/02 H02fflH76 Detty ,ltot StoL 27, Oct. 4, 11 , 11. 200~ F 156 llOTICI Of MUC flJm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a pubhc hearrnc wrll be held by the Costa Mesa Crty Council on October 7. 2002, al 6.30 p m . In the Counctl Chembers of City Hall, 77 F '" Ouve, on the follow1n1 rtem APPLICATION from Oan Zeccuri. authorized a1enl for Cu11telmo Zaccu11 Trust, appeahn1 the Plannin1 Commia· MOn's denial of Minor Condlhonel Use P .. rmt l..A 02 Jl. to construct 1 deck to be uHd f0< bottt delarhna underneath and stor a1e on 109 fOf the exlstln1 Betnact. Biii's boat business. located at 1609 Pomona Avenue 111 an MC zone Envr ronmentel 01term1n•· hon C.empt IF lHE ArOREMEN llONEO ACTION IS CHAllCHCED IN COURT, that challenp may be hmrted to only ttlou issues raised et the public heer1n1 described 1n the notice, °' In wrrtten c0<r espondence delivered to the City Council al, or prlOI to, the pubhc hearrn& NOTICE IS FURTHIR GIVEN that at the above lime and place. all rnteresled penons may ~If end be heerd by the City CouMll on the above item JUUlfOla., ~<ltya-ti Darty P !lot Sept embef 27. 2002 f"l4 t .. l.1111 .... ~~~~~~~~~ ISC1ml llODU •"1111Di 10 Al I LI BEStA•Of: .... I II Ill waa12u.11 To .. Min, beMfl· ciorln, trldtfO<a, COfl· bllpnt cndlton, end persons wtlo -y Oth· erwlso be lltt«o:st.d In the will Of eslate, °' both. ot: LINDA CHRIS· TINA ROORl<IUEZ A PETTllON FOR PRO· BAT( hH bffn filed by ANCEUNA C. CABRERA In the Superior Court of California, County of ORANGE. THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requesb that ANGELINA C. CABRERA be 1pPOlnted as penonal ropr-ntatlve to •d· rnlnlstar th• estate of the decedent TH£ P£TtTlOH requests authority to admrnlsttf the estate undllf the Independent Admlms· !ration of Estates Act. (This Authority wrll allow the personal represen· tatlve to lake many actions without obtarn· 1na court approval. Before taklna certein vary important actrons, however, the personal represenbtJve w~l IM requwed to &rve notice to interested persons unless they have waived notice or consented lo the PfOposed action.) The 1nclepen0ent adml111stra· tion . authofity will be &ranted unless an rn t9fesled pllfson files an objection lo the petition end sllows aood ceuse why the court should not &rant the authority A HEARING on the petition will be held on OCTOBER 24, 2002 at l:JO pm 1n Dept l 73 located at 34 l The Crty Drive South, 0.1n11e. CA 92868. IF YOU oe.-:cT lo the 1ran1tn1 ol the pe1tt1on, you should appe.ar at the hHrrna and state your ob,ec Irons or file w111ten objections with the court before the hurrn& Your •Pc>ftarance may be in person or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDI TOR or conlln&enl cred1t0< of the decused, you mint ftlf' your cl11m with the court end m11I 1 c0e>y lo the person1I repre~nlatrve appomted by the court w1th1n fou1 monttls from the dale of the first issuance of letters as provided rn Probate Code sectron 9100. The time for flllnl claims will not uplre before tour months from the lturin1 date noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the Irle kept by the court If you are a per son 1n terested 1n the e1tate, you may Ille with the court a Request tor Special fltolic. Clorm 0£ I 54) of the hhn& of an 1nvent0<y •I'd apprarsal of estate assets or of any pehtron or account as proY1ded in Probate Code section 1250. A Request for Spectal Noliu form 1s available from the COt1rt clerk An..--yferP......_.., IChaR .......... 1.._. 2 40J I El T_.. R4., Ste. 1SO, Lopno Hlh, CA '26SJ Published Newpor I Beach-Costa Mesa Oa~y Pilot Septemb .. 23, 27, 301 2002 W526 llpl Mallca 2MI lfJ1ll Of MIK- NOT1cE IS HEREBY CIVlN that a pubhc heann1 will be held by the Costa Mau City Council on October 7. 2002, at 6:30 p m • 1n the Council Chambers of City Hall. 77 Fair Orrve, on the followtnc item PLANNING APPLICA TION PA-02·34 for David Holhsler/HOK, eutho· rired aeent for C J Seprsttom & Sons/Bob Fe<nandot, f0< e final Muter Plan for a 181,735 square foot, three·buildln& lndustflel development loceted at 3333 Suun Street In • POI zone. Environmental Oetlfmlnatron: F1111I EIR 1048. IF THE AFOREMEN TIONED ACTION IS CHAlLENCED IN COURT, the challenp ll'ley tHI limited to only thoM rssues ralu<I al tlle pvbllc h-int dincrlbed in Ute notice, or In wrltt1r1 '°'respondenc:e de"-od to tlM City Counc'll et, Of prlOf lo. the public hMrtns. NOTICE IS FURTHER CIVEN ltlal at the obo11t time and piece, all lnterntltd IHlfMM maw ~ alld M llfft<I •Y the City Council Oft the above Itani MllllOlal. o.:~~~ Z1. 2'0Gt , l42 , ...... YOll IW&ISAlll Ir CWSIB 142-5671 Pma11DI Public h"rlnp wUI be hel4 by the Costa Men f>taM"'& Commission ll City Kail, n Fw Drive, Coat. ...,_, C.llfornla, et t:JO p.111., °' u soon " posslbtt V.ufter on ......,, ~ 14, I002, re1erdln1 the followina ~atlons. l. Onicn Review PA-02· 10 (R8Yll.ed) f!W Farhed E. KllovaYl, to comtr'uct 4 new detechod. two story 1ln1le·famlly rHlde11t:01 to replace 5 ealltln1 dwtlllncs, lo· cited et 258 Sut• Isabel A11enue In an Al tone. Environmental determln•tlon: eumpt. 2. Oul111 Review PA-02· 29 f0< Pete Volbeda, 1uth0<lzed •sent f0< Jim Celelle, to construct thrM two·st0<y sin&le famlly residences, lo· cated at 373 Monte Vista Avenue In an R2·MO zone. Environmental det.,mination· eumpl 3. Plannln1 Application PA-02·39 for Ken Kwose Architect, euthorlied •&•nt 10< Wiison VUIH, for • conversion of u 1slin1 16-unll apart· ment project to 1 common Interest devel· opment. located at 726 W. Wilson Street in an A2·MO zone. Envi<on· mental determination uempt. 4 Minor Oes11n Review lA 02 16 tor Bill Anael, authOflZ•d aaent for K11k Norton, lo replace an uistrna 2·c1r 1ar11e with an new 2-car eerace wrlh a recreation room and 2nd floor studio ebove, located at 439 flower Street in an Rl tone Environmental determination. exempt. 5 Appeal of Minor Condrllonal Use Permrl lA 02-35 for Consolt deted Resllluranls of Cahl0<n11, Inc.. autho rized •sent f0< Martha f Benvenuti. TR. to modify the previous cond1tronal uH pe<mrt to allow Wendy's duve· thru wrndow to remain open untrl m1dn11ht. Hven days a week. located 11 468 E 17th Street In a CI zone. £nv11onmenlal determr nation· eaempt 6 Minor Oes11n Review ZA 02 45 for Mark Whrtehouse authoozed aaenl for Laura Steiner. to construct a new two story. s1n11le·fam1ly residence wrlh an al I.ached 1ara11e. localed at 2334 Westminster rn an Rt zone. Environ· mental determrnatron a.empt II any of the precedm11 ecllons ere challen1ed In court. the challenee may IM hmited to only those issues someone r arses al the public hearln& descrr!Md In lh1s nohce or 1n wrrtten corre spondence deltvered to the Plann1n& Commruion at. or prlOf to. the public hHrrn1 For further rnformatron on the 1bove appltea· lions, telepllone (714) 7!>4 S24S. °' caH lhe offrct of the Pl1nnrn& 01vrsron. Room 200. 77 f 111 Orrve, Costa Mesa, Cahfornla Published Newport BHch Costa Men Oatly Piiot September 27. 2002 f l!>4 Ac-. ..... .......... The follow1ne persons ere dorn1 business as Landini Finl. 18141 Beach Blvd . Huntmcton Beach, CA 92648 Blau Eldr1d1e. 185 Rockwood, Irvine, CA 92614 JelfefJ Miiier. 234 62nd StrMl, Hewp0<t Beach, CA9266·l This business 11 con· ducted by a 1eneral partnership Have you started doln& busln.ss yet? No Jeff Mlller, Blal< Eld rid&• This statement was filed with !tie County Clerk of 0.anc• County on 09/24/02 20026'111U D•ilr Piiot S.t 27, Oct. 4, 1 • 18,2002 f 157 Ac-. ..... ... s...... The followlna persons en dolna buslnus u : Col0<IK Gntphll, 16560 HerbOf Blvd., S41lte I, f ountaln Valley. CA 92708 RKS Cnphil Serv~. (CA), 16560 Harbor 81¥d., Suit. I, FOC.lntain Valley, CA 92708 This buslnns Is con· duct.d by. I COfpO(ltion Have you started dolnabullnelsyet?No RKS Gr.,Ma Se1vlc4!• Rkll Smlttl. ,l'"llidenl lllt' sutement was fM with the Countr CMrtl of Oren .. County Oii oent/02 "92 .. tHtS Dally Pilot Sept. Z7. OcL 4, ll. 11,2002 fl5t ............. lMll.11111 ..... -1.11111 ..... ~~~~~~~~~ Th• Coat. Men Zonlna ActminlstratO# wlU render edKWOnon~, OdilMrr 10,.. 2001, Of u IOOfl u possible tw .. tt.,. on tllo fol· lowlns Items: 1. Ml"'°' Oeslell Review ZA-02"'4 fOf l"aul ColliM/ PM; Dalen, euthoflud epnt for Micheal and Ann Candi. to edd a den over • new, two.-car 1•11' and lo be eaempt from current perllln1 requirements (2 a•rat• and 2 open spacu required. 2 1ar•1• speces proposed), lo· caled at 378 Welnut StrMt In en Al 1one. Envlronmentel determl· nation: 'hempt 2. Mln0< Condil10nal Use Permit ZA 02-62 for Marta Sokol, auth«11ed •&•nl 10# Sollol F amlly Trust, for en acUna and music studio with a deviation ffom shared perlllnc requirements based upon offset hours of operation. located at l 12S Victoria Street, Unit A in • Cl tone. Envl1onm.ntal detllfmi· n1tlon: exempt Oatly Pilot September 27. 2002 FISI ,..... ..... ... s...... The lollowrn& persons are dom1 busrness •s A ) R B C Servrces, B ) O.C W Services. C ) C.H.C Services, 4500 Campus Or , Suite 206, Newport Beach. CA 92660 Nev•d• MSC Diversified Services Corp (NV). 2950 Eest Flam1n110 Rd .. #E·5, las Ve1u. NV 89ln This busrness " con ducted by a corporalton Have you started do1n1 bus1nen yet, Yu 1/01/87 Nevada MSC 01ver$t Ired Services C!Hp M Cumer, President This statement was fried with the County Cieri. of Oran1e County on08/20/02 20026'14190 Daily Pilot Sept 6, 13. 20.21. 2002 r12s ......... ... SW... The lollow1na persons are dom& bu sinus •s By Desr1n Dental Lab. 27525 Puerta Real Ste 100 157, M1u.10n Vreto. CA92691 Jason Steven Judy. 37 Stiver Clede Orin, L•euna Ni1uel, CA 92677 This business 1s con ducted by •n rndrvtdual Have you slarte<t do1n1 busmess yet? No Juon Steven Judy This slalemenl wes filed with the County Clerk of Oran1e County onoa/23/02 20026 .. 4714 Daily Prlot Sept 20 27, Oct 4. 11. 2002 f 147 .......... ... s...... The followln1 pe"ons are doinc busrness as fo1 & Company. 17 Breta1n•. Newpor t Coast, CA 9~57 Judith E f oa , 17 Br etaane, Newport Cont, CA 92657 This busrneu is con· ducted by an mdrvldual Have you ste•ted dotn& busrness yet? Yes . 9/03/02 Judith E fox This statement wu hied wrlh the County Clerk ol Of•nce County on 09/10/02 20026'16465 Daily Piiot Sej)I. IJ, 20. 27,0ct 4,2002 fl28 ~ ...... ... s...... The follow1n1 persons are do1n1 business as: Meil Boaes Etc 8943 Atlanta Ave .. Hunhnrton Buch. CA 9266 P I. Investment.. Inc. (CA). 20251 Cape<O<•I lane. 1313, Hunhncton Beach, CA 92646 This buslneas is con· ducted by. a c0<pouhon Heve you started doln1 business yet? No P.1. Investments, Inc Steve M Boykins, President This statement was flied with the County Clerk of 0flnl• County on 08/19/02 2002HIJ"e O..ty Piiot Sept 13. 20, 27. oct 4. 2002 Fl36 SELL your stuff throu&h classified! .......... .......... ................... .......... ........... ..... ...... -~ The foHoWinc pe1sons are dolnt boslneu es: The tollowln& "rsons The followlna persons The f~llowln& penons •rt doff\& blnhleu u : ,,. dolnt btltllless as: ere 6oln1 bullness as: The tollowrna persons .,e dolna bullnass es: Proctor ~ts a Rlaint. Eu~utlve &.lfntyle FaurRI [yewNr, 3008 413 2tttr Sl, NeW90ft QrOU,p, 2115 Slwlnaton 1/2 W. Belboa Blvd .. A. llnch,CA~ ,lac.o, 0107, NoW'pOft Newport Buch, rJ. Charin Allen Si111mona, s..dl, CA 92e63 92663 Center Strfft PlflMf"s, LP, 661 Center St , Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Barbara Wunsch, 51 Balboa Coves. Newport Baach, CA 92663 The OVO St«•. 2052 Newport Blvd.. 112, Coste Mesa CA 92627 Lisa Alln Castillo, 2062 Newport Blvd.. 112, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 IV, 3030 Country Ckdl COre1ory .lacobs, 2115 Jennlf., Dawn B&fnes. Of., Coela Maa, CA SherlnttOfl Place, 0107, 3008 112 W. Belboa 92626 Newport Buch, CA Blvd., A. NewPQrt Beacll. This buslnoas Is con-92663 CA 92663 Thb business is con ducted by a hmrted pannershlp This buslMSS ts con dueled by: aJ\ lndmduel Heve 1ou sterted ducted by: .ii lncftvldulll This business Is con· This business Is con· Have you started dolnc busrness yet7 No Lisa Alln Cutillo Have you atartod ducted by: an individual ducted by an rndlv1dual doin1 business yet? Vu, 9/12196 dolnl busln.ss yet? Yea, Have you started Have you started 1997 doinr business yet? No doma business yet? No This statement was llled with the County Clerk of Or1n19 County on 09/26/02 Cher tu Allen Sim· Cr&10<y Jacobs Jennillf O~wn Barnes Barbara Wunsch Thia statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oran&• County on09/18/02 20026'17520 mons, IV This statement wn This 1t1tement wu This stetement was toed with the County tiled with the County filed with the County Ct.rk of Orance County Clerk of Oran1• County 20026tl 1460 011ly Piiot Sept. 27. Oct 4,ll.18.ioo2 fl&O Clerk of Oran1• County on 09/10/02 on 09/10/02 on08/28/02 20026'164$0 20026tl644' l0026'U114 Dally Pilot Sept 13. 20. Darty Piiot Sept 13, 20, Dally Pilot Sept 27, Oct 27, Ocl 4, 2002 FlJO 27. Oct. 4, 2002 Fl32 Dally Pilot Sept 27. Oct 4.11.18,2002 Fl55 ,-.11.18. 2002 Fl~ ;;;-;mi~8';;;;;~-i:=:~'*~"'°'~n=i: an ctljildlotl to lhe petition and .,_ good .......... ... s..... The followin1 petsons are doin1 business aa. Loans Unlimited Finance Group. Inc.. 3002 Dow Ave., Ste. 142, Tustin. CA92780 S.l.S. Ser vices C1oup Unlimited (NV ), 311 W, C~mtos Ave. Blda. 1. Anaheim, CA 92805 Thrs busmess " con dueled by a corpouhon Have you started dome busrnus yet7 No S.L.S. Services Croup Unlimited Lorr Kellett, Secretary Thrs statement was hied wrth the County Clesk of Oran1e County on 09/10/02 20026,16446 Daily Pilot Sept. 13, 20, 27, Oct. 4, 2002 FIJI ,.._ ...... ... SW... The lollow1n1 persons are dorna business as Holly ~ Assocrales R E Awra1uls. 10221 Slater Ave . 1108. F ounlain Valley, CA 92708 Barbara A Holly. 20561 Parsley ln • Hunlrnaton Buch, CA 92646 Rea1nald S Holly. 20561 Parsley ln . Hunt1na1on Beach. CA 92646 This bustr1us rs con ducted by an unrnco1 porated association other than a partnership liave you stall~d dorne business yet? Yes. 1998 Reamald S Holly This statement was filed with the County Clttk of Orance County on 09110/02 20026916463 Daily Pilot Sept 13 20. 27, Oct 4. 2002 r 12'9 Rdlllaa.i.u ... s...... The lollowina persons are dorna bus1neu u The Wyrmkeep Enter tarnment Co , I 520 Nutme1 Place Suite 250 Costa Meu , CA 92626 Joseph Omee• Puru Jr • 1300 Adams Ave , •25F. Costa Mesa CA 92'626 This busrneu rs con ducted by an 111d1Y1du•I Hav" you started do'"I busmess yell No Joseph 0 Purce Jr Thrs statement WI$ !tied with the County Clerk ol Orana• County on 08/20/02 20026914261 Daily Pilot Sept 6, t 3 20 27, 2002 fl26 Fldtlm ..... .......... The foUowrn1 plfsons are dorna business as ChtldrenAlefl com. 3S03 Senh«e Of •• Newport Beech, CA 92663 Cnra Allyn Brown, 3503 Seeshole Or . Newport Beach, CA 92663 This busrnen 1s con ducted by an 111drvldu1I Have you started doin& business yet? Yes. 9/l/02 Cr111 Allyn Brown This statement was flied with the County Clerk of O.an&t County °" 09/ll/02 20026'1'645 0.lly Pilot Sept I J. :lO, 27 Oct 4, 2002 f137 ........... ... s...... The tollowina persons are doln1 busines,1 11: C.edtt Fla, 36 Aaostlno, lfvlne, CA 92614 Ansh Kh0<ashed1. l6 Acostlno . Irvine, CA 92614 Mohammad Bash. 28S5 Pine C.ttll, Irvine, CA 92614 This busrness Is con clucted by a 11nt1t el pannershlp Have you st8' ltd <lolna buslnes.s y11t1 No Ar•"" Khorashedl Olli statement wu flied with the Cou.,ly Clerk of Ofan1e County onOl/22/02 tooit•144't Dilly Pitot s..>t 20, 2!.J. Oct. 4, l l, 2002 r i ... ~ ~ ... COUit 1t1DU10 nae IJVd lhe ~ING on the petition wll be hl6d on 1 Of2At1)2 • 1 :30PM In Dept. L · 73 loc8ted at 34i TiiE CITY OAIVE, ORANGE CA e2883 IF VOU aaiECT lo the ~ of tne pedtlon. ~-=-== w4lfl tne ooun hMrif10 Yru ~may be In pelWClfl or by )CU ~OU AA£ A CREDITOR or I conllngenl cr9db of the dlc»elld. )OU """' .. yoi.w Cl8ln'I Wiil .. COUit ll'd m.11 • copy '° the perlOIWI 119p1Nlf1lllllll9 aooolnlld by the court ..... lour mor'ICht tram hi dm of firtt IMlanc:e of ..,.,.. .. l)l'Otllldecl in Pl'Oblrtl Code Mdior'I 9100 TI-. *tl9 lor ~ c1UT11 w11 nae .... belor9 tour monlhl flOm the ~ dltll noliced llDoYe YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe • kepc by in. court. " )OU -• peraon inler8lll9d In the estnt. )OU may file wi1tl the COUit • Aeqi'8ll for Soecill Notice (loon DE· 154) of the filing of an lnventoty ll'd apptaU of lltllt UIMS or of lrt'f petition or ecx:ount as prlMded In Problte COde ~ 1250 A ~ lor Specaal Notice loon " evuable from "" court deltl Anomey 1or Pftllonllr FUCUSHIMA, PAUL JAY 12749 NORWALK Bl.VD 111t NORW AU<. CA 9065(). 31B1 otn.7/(/'J. I~ CN$-44MY/t NEWPORT BEACH-OOSTA .sAf"IL,OT .,TICI TO COllTIACTOIS CAl1ll& fOl 9S SCHOOL DISTRICT N£WPORT MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL OfSTRICT PROJECT llD• 01-03 <lASsaOOM/RISTROOM ADDntoMs SCHOOl NIWP'ORT COAST WMlNTUY DEADLINE .. .,,~ 12, 2002 AT 2r00 P.M. BOARD DATE November 26. 2002 PLACE OF BIO RECEIPT FACILITIES & OPERATIONS 2985 Bear Street 8u"d1n1 C, Costa Meu CA 92626 (714) 424-7530 PLACE PLANS/CONVENTIONAL BIO DOCUMENTS/CO ROM TO BC PICKED UP Same as above WALICTHROUGH1 ..aJIDATOIY walkthfou1h rs scheduled IOI Octobe• 17, 2002. •t 8 00 AM Prospechv. b1dde<s are to meet at Facrhtru and Operations Office. Newport Meu Un1fred School Orslrtct. ~ Bear Street. Burldm1 E. Cost• Mesa, CA 92626. Call (714) •24 7530 for del1lls Bids will not bt accepted from contractors not atlend1n1 this walklhfou11h. NOTICE IS HCRCBY GIVEN lhat the ebove named School D1str1ct ol Oranae County, CA. •ctm11 by and throuah rts Covern1n1 Board. hereinafter referred to as ·DISTRICT: will recerve up to. but not ltlfr than the above-sleted hme. sealed bids for the award of • contract for the PfOteet descrrbed I\ ~fl'STW AOlllTlllS-llWPml COAST IUllBITAIY sotool Thlfe will be a Two e4 ($200.00) ...._ non-refundable payment required '°' eech set of convent10nal bid documenb/CO ROM Art Addthonal Ten (SIO 00) dollars must be rncluded 11 handled by m11I Ched.s sllould be made p171ble to Newport-Mes.a Un1hed School Dtstrrct Bids shell bt received 1n the place ldentrlred above. and shall be opened and publtely rHd aloud al the above stated t11ne and place In acc0<dance wrth the ptovmons of Cellfornra Pubhc Contract Code Section 3l00, the DISTRICT requires that lhe bidder possess Ille lollowin1 clusrficat10n of conlractOf·, hctnM et the hme th1t the con tr aci 1s •••1 ded C-WectortlUc- No payment shall be made tor w0<k Of melerral under the cont1acl unless •nd unlit the OISTRICl verrlles that the ContraclOf was pr09e<ly licensed at the time the contract was awlfded Any conlrector not so llcenMd 11 subject to penaltres under the law If the lleens. classificatlon specrhed here1nabove Is that of • •speci1Hy cont:ract0<• as defined In Seclron 70S8 of the CahfOfnta Business .and Professions Code, the 1941c11lly contractor awarded the contract fOf this work shall rtsell consliuct 1 majority of the wO#k In accordance with the Pf'OVISlons ot Cehlor11la Buslneu and Professrons Code Section 7059. Fallu•e to complete the WOfk w1th1n the trme s.t l0<th herein will result 1n the 1mpos1t10n of llquldaled damaees fOf 11ch day of delay, rn the amount ul lo•lh rn t~ ·1nf1Hmalion fOf Btdde<s • Eech bid must conform and be •npons1ve to tho contract documents Each b1ddff shall submrt on the form turnished with the contract documents, 1 hsl of the proposed subcontractOfs on thb PfO,.ct as requited by tho Subleltina and Subcont11cl1n1 F ... Pracl1c9' Act Covefnment Code Soct1on 4100etaeq. Each brd shall be accompanted by • cortrhod °' cashrer's check or btd bond 1n an amount not 1eu· than ten (lOS) l*C•nl of the total bid price, furnrsh • Payment Bond In an 1mount not less than one hundred (IOOS) percent of the total bid pfice. end furnish ce•trficetes evldencln& that 8- 11qulred Insur a nee is in effect In the amounts wt f0<lh In the Gener at Cond1t10ns In the •••Ill af l1llure to enter into the cont .. ct and uecut• the requl<ed documents, such bid secufily wlll be forferted. The raithful Performance Bond shall remain In full force and ettect throu1" the au•nntee period as specified In the General Condition•. The DISTRICT res .. vts the rlchl to ewa•d tn.. bid lo mote than one (1) bidder. The DISTRICT rewnn the ri&llt to reject any or 111 bids Of to waive any lrre1ul11rhes °' Informalities In any blcl3 °' In th• blddlnc. As requited by Sectron 1773 of tho Calilo.nra l•bof Code, lh1 Director of the °'9&flment ol lndustr .. 1 Relations of the Sl•I• of CallfO#nla has det .. mrned the 1•ntr1lly 1Hnalhn1 rates ol "'''" In the local.tty In which Ute w0<k II to be perfOfrned. C09res o these W'I• rel• determltlatt0ns entitled Pren1lln1 Waa• Scale, are m•lntelned at the District Office louted et: 298S e .. r SltHI • Bul4d1n1 [, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. r a<llitlel. Maintenance and ()pef1tlon•, end we available to eny interested party upon request The contrectO# rhell post • copy of this document el uc:h ~ •ita The contrmctOf and eny 1111Ml011trectar 11ftdef It 1111111 pay not leu ttt.n the ""8(llled prevaflinc retn of W•C'H to •If work.Its eenployod In the eucutlon of the contract HoKd-, rates shaH be paid .,. spec1flod In the collec:Uve blf&•lnlna •l1M111tnl applicable to each partlculat craft, clnsiflcai-. or type of worlP. employed on the ptoject No blddff may wrlhdfew any bid f0t a period of staty (60) d•'t• after tlM det. Mt f0< tho openlna of bl<b A payment Bond shaM be required prior to uecutlon ot the 1 onlract 1nd thall be 111 the f0<m set f~h '" the contract documents Purauent to Section 22300 of lite Public Contfact Code, the contrect wtH contain provrslotis l"fmittlnc the 111ccessful bidder to 111•st1tule MCUflUos fOf uy monlH withheld by th• DISTRICT to en&ur• Plff«mance u11der ltle ~lr•Ct heh bid 111•mltted In r'"""1M to tttls Notice -"•ll contain, at • bid Item, •dequate sheelina, lhorln1 and IM'aclnt, or equlv1lent mtlllod. fOf the protect1n1 nl ltfe end limb In trenches tnd open n cevatlofl, wlllcft ~II eonfcw"' to .,.eic•ble ufety 0<den r °' pvblkatlon Ill: oc !>1111 , .. , ~ 19, to. 2'' 27~ OC "'C'•IM · -~ l!tto.M& 21, 1:1N1. LA Tlma • S.,Ulnlillw lt, lV, 29 & 17. toe>? COYllUMO 80AR1> lrlc "· .-tta. c.r ..t. Olredof, Fec!MUM Melntlfltftff •"' OMtetlofts ~.......,. hadl <:osu .._ D•ltr Pitot S.t.mM lt. 20. n 21. 20m Everyday is a tP'eat day in Classified! t Be a part of it, place your ad toc;layl (9'9)6'~78 41 ............ ,, In StM of Oniel loutlOn, -1111 price. plMM c;eM &d-9l lHIOZ A111wly PAClft(WW (4) SW. ~SW.&... ..,._Te«-, S lOll .... 714-IM-1191 I P~IPKVllW euvums (E ' F lot '2) $9000/u 208-726·3466 ---......., All real estate adver lbtlll NI this MWSfNIP., b s ulllect to OM Federal fllr Hov~nc Act of 19611 it• emended which m1ku II illeaal to •dvertlse "•ny prefer 1nc1, llmihtloo or dlscr lmlnatlon bhed on fK•, color. relicoon, \1u . haodoup, famlh•I sl•lus 1>< n•loon•I 0<1t1n, or an lnlenloon lo make any 1uch preference, hmlla l t0n or dlsertm1nahon • ' This newspaper will not knowinaly accept ""Y advertisement for rul estate which " 111 111iolalion of the law Our readers a re hereby lnlorlT*I that ail dwell lnas advertised in th1\ new~aper are avell•ble on an equal opport11111ty basis To compl11n ol do, cnmmatK>n, call HUD tnU free at 1·800 424·8590 Aaldialls 1483 ·~ ................. $$CASH PAID SS ,...~Gr ...... ~ ..... WE BUY ESTATES ~64M922-SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2212k .. k ..... AM,CAt2701 f-~IV_..._ • I 1489 CM I ro S•I ' :.un I Coller hbles lnul• ~ d items. bedd1n~ l'""1 .... Z?92 Canyon Or Wol\011 ·---Ma. Sept lath. , S.m r urmturt> "' ... Jll antique )ewiort m111 h•rn tools. & househulc! ""'' 9742 Oelaloeld t11 Hunhn,ton Buch POUCY In an effort lo nft•r th~ besl ser vice po•soblt lo our ruders and ad~er trn r s. we woll 111q1111 f' Conlr•ctors who adver '"• on the Se1v11• Owtctory to 1ncluO.-thror Contractor. Lo.rnv number 1n lh•n adver l tst ment Your co opent1on 1s 1rf'•lly lflHCat~ QUAUTY IUUl• t'M 'f'OUR CONTRACTOR! 20YRS EXP' l 11674183 MARK (t4t}6SO-tS2S ClrJll ""*t111a 1) CMPl'T"Cl'CMrfT 1) Rep1n., P•tclrina. Instill Cowt--. llllJ aU• joh =I M!M92·020S HST HOVSICUAHIMO et 1fford1bl1 fen l lc&IOOOJ312. Call for 11tlm1ta 714-SS4 7437 .......... s.t 7•1o SH Cr1.nd Ctnal, l lltJe Biibo• Island, F urnltllf•, kitcll/.,tt llems, cloltllnt. misc household, 11Shl111/ 1porttna coods & boob 0-... .... s..t & s-. 81 4P. 3631 Seav-Ava @ Pomsettoa. CdM La H&Or lmtnt old & new! 0-... s.a. Set. 10.... Beds, furniture, clolhinii. books & morel 307 Natcluus (1n alley) CdM HUGI SlOIWAUl SAU Sat 8 1.30, T 1ck locker Thrift Shop !>40 W 19th 111nc B«row wlwit ftMcl Mortcaa-, BllSlnns, ,..,sonal, Otbt Con .otl01ttoo, Hor11t Im prov11ment, Auto loans, Credit Rep1lr, Qulcll Appronl low lntetHI, l ow Month ly Ho '·.. Apply by phone can l ·t66 856 7039 SI. CM. Cash Onll' EtfTtRTAINMENJ lost 15«i ElfCTRONICS l-1 Kitten 8e111e/Or anae. Short h¥11 . re noele. """ Mariners Parh. N B 949 !>I!> 7089 Genenil Announcemenls 1610 Oe1perotely •••ltln9 LAURA. ( 'l o~t in tome dOd plate') 29 1•11 biuntlte ~hm mM11•11~ lh~rapo\I lonm N 8 W• mtl 01 ChoCdlJO 8 41 l •I • ronvent•un Shdf .. a ~hulllt bu~ td· hew' & 11111~ C<1ll Paul 111 11 l •udtr dale 'h4 'lb l 9'l'>4 PIOll/@li•ll\nulh nf'l S IOOo lt(WAJIO Records, Tapes CO'und Discs 3315 TOP' s 4 U COllDS net .ha. ~. lie 50\ & W\ JBL Allee Spkn tu~ '"'e Mtkf 949 64S 7!>0'> HOME FURNISHINGS Fumlture Hunte r Green lthr \WiVtf ffllkf!t l,.dllt,.f huu11hl d i S/00 ,,,, 11 J l"CJ 9/SIS-91 17 ltlOWOOD ,LAY sn. SWING, SllOl, S 100. 90-640-7 13 I Fumiture 3435 Furniture ..•............. , ! SHORES INTERIORS ! ! SALE !I : UNUSUAL& CASUAL ! * FURNISHINGS * * 11••1 r H.1n.111..,. .1111~ .1i,l\ 1"1 • 1 " 1 * * .!•H-41 .\\l)ll ...,, ,, \\l'"'l 11• .i1 l1 * * 1111 lll\1'""~ 1" I' 11111• I '"hl~l\11 *I * ~)..UH,,L!-22>.> * **************** &Ii Fumiture & Handicrafts ON SALE NOW! Bars, bar stools, wine cabinets, bamboo Bali huts and many more beautiful Teak and Mah ogany furnitlUt & handicrafu in stock. l-H1 I l~th 'ii i:() t 1 ... 1.1 \I~ < .\ 'H<i!i Q-flJ-5 15-0)1.lQ or 71i-865-3377 \l ftt'' h••Ot U111rtlr" Houl"lton. lln111: lh" ...i .nJ f.!tl ,•~. tofl nrn1hm1t 1n "''"' c ..,.vter Au l•t-• @ VO\Jf p41,..t" (Q.. t•iur humt "' 01 I t<l lndo '"dud '~"' h1n2 rnt,.r ntt ~•I up \11llw~1e truu ble~notong weh d~"I" & "°" (Mn\ 919 7'l3 '1Vl IT SHOULD II fUNI c.....-.... ~ ....... tt.udWUP 111\lJllttltcln !ttllA>lr --e. Mf!C, pt ,.,,........ r~ n4-!>l' UIS Concrete & Masonty lrl<i. l leck s-Tllo l'oncrele, Paha () M!W•Y r lr~plc, BBQ Rtfs ?5Yf\ ( ap lmy 714 '>S7 7!>94 '---., ri*.• BBQ hie. stone land iUtJt, rtlaln1n1 wlllls. L661SC7 9ot9-bt 1048 4 ""•'-••• ........ TIMI I GIN YC>OaHOMl IMP'llOVI MlNT n on en Call a plumber pa1nte1 , h•ndym1n. or any of lhe er eat \ttVICIS h\tad hl're In our \erv1ce dlrec. lory• THf SE. LOCAi. SVC PEOPt f CAN HClP YOU TOOA'1'1 WITTIIOfn Dl'fWAU All phases sm/lra )091 CUAHI 20yr5 f•lr, free nl l4CXXOO 714-639 1447 Eledrtcll SIMca ................. OuncM1 Eloctrc 'lJIYrs E KP LocaVQutcll Responw Servlce/Remodla t '775870 ~6!i0 7042 ,, .. , ........ •11irn1o1.r .. o.c. • Recened l llflhna • Ce1lln1 f •ns • l andscaf141 l1&htln& • Trouble Stlootinc 7'4-SH..U7S UC•69l150tns llS/MC 3735 HUGI llV'.BJD -._ ~ cond. brand ,_ lob * rr&Ordlr. 8nST x 1/4'" ..... i-l,_j Colt S4SO 51111 SI IS Wiii .._ I -too-473-0619 Ollcesbl.em 4540 IACK IA Y CINTla l6SI Irvine Ave. !IOO\t. &e>lf voew retail on "te 114 S7J 118ll I 7th ,r_ct. VlewOfflcH 2so 1 1111 str .. t •OO.f & Lw.-r 949-9SS-0 1 U WEST MAalNI (lNTlR 1000 Pacific C-t Hwy 1280"' ft $2240 NHN 949-S74-1811 MOMFSFvHSAl l ORANGE COUNTY Balboa Island 5400 Want to Sell your home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition Call Usa Rivera 949 574-4252 or Ann Willey 949 574-4249 Corona del Mar Spyglou Hiii, I "0111011<. 11t t" "' Ylt"W I l11ry w 4f11 & I H pAnelecl ltl•f ;rt (' .•• tll .tppl-. ut1 :ti 10--tom 1..htort1 'WUOl' l 1h10fl'I \ f'fll'll_. Wll••IU w '\ & 11uur~ U11 ourt ttlJI OftPtt'd .ti 11 17', llCI() ludy 1\ .. 1., s~. -.4•1 111, '>'>7F. OISTOM <JllAYM YU ........__sliltr C8MIC, rmrtle.. ~. ~ 1975 L "612064 .lei! 714-611 9961 llMY sa--. ~ed Reeroutm & lnsl•ll•hon OCAH nu 949 673 8065 714-846--8521) 714-883 2031 f1llntM & Cabinet wt ftx fUllNITUlll 40 Years Servocr ol Canons. RuUI R•~d & Wicker Work !i 10 Old Newport Blvd New rt Buch D9TYWOlt• lAMOSCN'I co•PAMY ComnNlfcla l I h tale Maintenance. Clean Up~ TrH Service & trrlaation Upsr•des, Rapaln, Tr oubleshoolin& Please call 714·71S..2821 Mid h•v• us tto rour 1Ktx Wort/ .....,...., Home ... • l'.W. 1--2, S7as,oeo 2 detaclled 11-on l lot~oiy 28r t81 cottap w/pr• ,1us 38', den, !.581 W/111>$lU'a laun df f & sundedi ()pell Sat I Sun &-4. 180 Cost. Mes. St Owner/A&ent 949-933-6186 Ope. Set-S-1-4 3257 Dak•t• Ave J la l>f's, 2ba home. &11u brock, sm remod kltch, u pand mstr & 2nd br, buu pool Aat Delpha WM Kennedy & Assoc s.492.000 949 760 8862 l 'allle 3 1r 210, hard wood floors. lebulous b9tllyard, w/patio. and ovarhant plus lruol bear1111t tree everywhere S489,000 Judy Kol<1r, Bkr 949-J76 -SS76 Voc-1 Of'IN SAT-SUN I 2-4 30'6Hwll .... Wey 4br I 3/4b• hse pool spa. R\l/boal p.i11 k1n1 New carpet tnrouchout S21 225 down. $.424 !>()() owner/agt 714 86'> 2999 lrvlne O'I N SUN I -S. 16 A6el-te. We•tpark )br FR 3c &ar puul spa new u pt Ar Ab!.Olute turn key IM ll est model on the d~v•I oiiement Rl'dll· 1·d '" S'>19 000 Judy Kolltr Siu 949 l/6 '>!i/b lrvln•-WHtpor.. Jlr I R 3<. jtdl . povl. spa. nrw crpt, Ar Ab\nlutr turn hy, hg~I mod~t 111 the developrm•nl ludy Kol•• Bllr 949 l/b !>~76 Newport Beach •WATlltfllONT+ nn the Batk RayNPR e~~1 p11<e S?R9 '100 bt'~I loc bt'I IC.t\e \llu rt-nt 1nttf'd\f! IOI lht' n~> t 7~ yr'! be\I llSO Ytl'W Beauhlul mut11le home a rnu\t ~t lbr 7t>d hvr m don• m, 01111 • I jlr4mt_. Lnur'\lt"r<.. U).u blt" fu,..p1..,, t marblfl in h th b•llHm\ ln"d• ldunt.11 y Th I• I• o• 9-4 o• II 9•ts. l R LUVbf t"d "1lm & t dfpmt muth m11rr' c~u 101 dppt Uw!Vaef 'lrl9fi/}'£a> WONT WTI llvfh Jl>r 2i.. rore I •1..-y extre"'ly 'riv .. _WflV .... d • ...t unit. lln6a M.del w /h~ wr..,. wovnd londu potlo w{,"'o•I lctylllc gr .. nl>e I view In Newport l•och. CWIJIWll 12-1 , .. , ........... , .. Hwbor Hldllallda bl•uty 3br 2ba 2 cw 111a11. complete remod, vary nice, enrlhtna nawl 1799,900 lretuw 7 t'-664·64H IOMTA CANYOM Of'IJC SAT-SUN 1.s.so 12 Wlotttw.,. MadlSOn l •ne P!.n 4 4br, 4ba aour k1tch 3 c car, prome cul de Jee loc. SI .09S.OOO By 0 w(ler 949 !i09 0630 o,_ s..t-s-1-S 2.U6Vki........-llwffa t•w .,,,.. ... w llst ... I 3br, up eraded like model! $399,000 pr1nc only Nor alee Paulson Realty 949-632 6489 Newpan l ey T-on ?Br 281. 2c &•r. pvt marina w/boal 5hp opt wndeck 360 vtew, Bay & ocean $480,000 Al3<J> a Duple• tosted •oon $895.000 949 675 8120 ...... Ce110 9 1 , S4S,OOO/ ..... 281 28a .cross from pool ' dubhouse lone term lene thr u 2026 Prooroty buat shps Mary Wood, aiit !149 584 5811 • Oeslrol>la •pac IOUS double unit Creal view ol tur um ii ba~m and <.:tty loghl"> 4Br 4 '>Ba $2 1~000 Mary lou Koehler lodu Parl< Re.oily 949 675 ?JOO lea ch Cottage , 261 ?Ba, quiet comm nn ~· e JI lu<. t-n1oy Ma11n~ .ond Pr,.ale Be~d\ S 119 '>00 1o bu M .11 V Wolld dgt 949 '>84 '>811 ------O'IN SAT-SUN 12 S 2S07 Vlo M .... 1,,0, Hr.ind ~ew r .. mr•d l I~ br .., ltu prom~ t ul d~ '·" upgr~d,.,1 $849 900 949 '>48 '>1'>8 OClA,Nf ltONT Fill l it Not for the falnl of Heort agenl 949-723-8 I 20 ,lllM£ ISTATlS l'A TlllCK TlNOlll NA TIONWIOl USA 949-156 970S www patru..ti. t~uot r , urn 31r 210 <oncle, lite llufft , ...... 2< ..... nl<• potlo, S44S,OOO 091. 949-l>SO 0224 Newpoft Coast Of'lN SAT I S IS Vlov .... .io 4br 4 '>b" l1t1 "• • t .. l1U\IOOOI S 1#64t,OOO IS Via 'oflodlo '>b• '> '>bd S400 0()<) "' 11pg•~d~•1 $7,279,000 By Owne• Covrt .. y lo l ro .. en Coll fer appt 949-644-S41>4 I •_..p~l tac ular lot w vu•w•, I ~tor ~ !>b.i ,t, .ttld """'" S l.H0.000 O'lN SUN 11 4 J I Croo .. ed Sttc .. 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(949) 642-5678 llsf MOVllS $St/A; servont all t.lhf'\ ln\uitd fol t.OUfltOU\ ~·•tul T 163844 800 246 2 Jl8 PUBLIC NOTICE The Call! Publor Ulohloes tumml\\IOn requires th~! ~o u\Pd househ old 11ood-. mover' print lhttr p u c C•I T numbf'I lomo\ a nd chaultf'ur\ pront lhf'lf l t P number 1n •II adver hsements If you havt •ny quntoon\ •bout the leaaloty ot • m over. lomo o l chauffeur, tall PUB LIC UTILl 111 S COM MISSION 114 5!18 41 1 PIANO U SSONS Get In tune with Ms Rae Call for free evalu11lt0n (t4t) 6S0.-0.40 Fncs.,, ~ 27, 2002 All ~llMUTAl'I alfTM.S -...... --.... ---......... .... c .............. ,, •4f-71J,.IMJ .....,,_, c-t, 0c- Vlew, J CHMlan c-t 48Mr-J'/thtltt 17.000 ,.., Mofllll ApM'I t4t-S l...SU ............... Step' to lk .. n Mid Illy 3 llellroo111 2 S.lll $2,600 P'lf Month, Lower of Out*a. Oflkat tff-7f J-., .. ............ ,... 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