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Home My WebLink About2002-10-08 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot• 1 ·O Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 TUESDAY,OCTOBERB,2002 Newport Beach crowd applauds Simon Challenger to Gov. Gray Davis wins over about 70 Republicans watchin g first deb ate for governor's race at a Koll Center office Monday afternoon. "has trouble with the trulh," lhe crowd let out gleeful oohs, and !hen cheered. Even though he is trailing in the latest poU -an Oct. 1 Los Angeles Times poU put Davis' lead at 10 points -Simon collid do no wrong at Monday's lunch· eon. Republican fund-raiser Buck Johns, an architect and builder of power plants, hosted the event. beamed into the packed room of 70 people from three 1V moniton.. The Los Angeles Tunes sponsored the debate held at the neWi>paper's down· town LA offices. P1ul Clinton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BP.ACH -Pundits' obler· vations that the governor's race Isn't generating much Interest wlth voters didn't apply to the aowd of Republicans that packed a wealthy industrialist's lo- cal office Monday to watch the first. and probably last. debate between the two leading candidates. When Gov. Gray Davis referred to Re- publican challenger Bill Simon as the "first son of the far right.· loud boos filled the room, a top-floor office at the Koll Center. When Simon pronounced that Democrat Davis, a four·year incumbent During the one-hour debate, Simo n and Davis questioned each other's eth !cs and stances on lhe state budget. en· ergy eris.ls, gun laws, education and other issues. The candidates' faces were A GAME OF INCHES Afterward, Johns said Simon's per- formance reminded him of '"a young [John) Kennedy.~ ln 1960, Kennedy's su- premely confident presidenual debate against an uncomfortable Richard Nlxon is cited as one of the turning points in that race. "He's a bright. young gu)." John~ said "He's an energetic guy." OONLEACH DAILY PILOT Alldy Wilson measures the length between the ball and the hole with rebred Costa Mesa fireman Dick Rames dunng the "Closest to the Pm· competition in the Costa Mesa Fire Department golf tournament at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. See Sports, Page AB. Skate park makes list of city recreation needs Information on recreation needs in Costa Mesa compiled from resident input, surveys, interviews and analysis, shows where the city is lacking. Lollt1 Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MF.SA -ln a Southern Cali· fornia city where the sun shines brightly most of the ye~ recreation has proven to be a btg issue lately. Playing fields for children and adults, tot lots, playgrounds. tennis courts and skateboard parb - or the lack of one -are all issues that Costa Mesa residents feel strongly about. accord- ing to a preliminary recreation master plan releued lut week. RIM Desiga Group Inc.. based In San Juan Capistrano, released its breakdown of the various recreation needs in Costa Mesa compiled from hours of resident input, telephone sur· veys, Interviews and analysis of re· creation trends, demands and current facilities. The report is an "incredible first step" in a process set to serve as a guide for deveJopment and manage· ment of the city's recreation programs and facilities. officials said. The document was also created to update the Parks Recreation and Open Space Master Plan. which was adopted in 1996, to account for ch anges in population and needs an the last six years. The completed report is just one of many stages in the city's quest for a comprehensive recreation master plan, said Stacia Mancini. the city's re- creation manager. The recommendations outlined by RIM Deslgn Group will be scnatiniz.ed and fine-tuned by city leaders to fit the community's needs. Mancini said. The reports release followed an ex· tensive community outreach effort in which dty officials and the consult· ants held four recreation workshops to gather as much input as possible from resident& MandnJ said the turnout was more than double the average in other cities. wtth about 80 people at QUESTION ? Whn kind of partta does Costai M ... most need? Call our Readers Hotline at • (949) 642-0086 or send e-mail to daifypilot@latimes.com. Please spell yoor name and include your hometown and phone number, for verification purposes only each session. Jim Gray. a former professional skateboarder and leader of the move- ment to get a skate park in Costa Mesa. was in large part responsible for that tum out Gray motivated aU his fellow skaters -young and old -and THE VERDICT INSIDE For more election coverage, eee Pege M Davis' supponers, not swprUingty, saw the debate differently. Devil spokesman Roger Salazar said the p- em o r decided to take an ~ stance during the evenl "He left Mr. Simon knowing he wam'l going to be his punching bag." Salazar i.aid "I le scored some points where be See SIMON, Paa• M COSTA MESA Emulex complex approved City Council voted to allow the high -tech Costa Mesa company to move its headquarters to a site a t Home Ranch. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot < 0"> TA M f <.,A 1:-.mulex officials gained unantmou-. City Council en- dor.,ement Monday night for plans that will ultimately allow them to cuJ. 11va1e high-tech components on a portion of the hma bean fields that produced a Seger<ttrom family dy· na'ity. Emulex. which !>pecialil,(~S m compo· ncnts that allow computers to store growmg amount., of data, presented its ma'iter plan for a cam pus-like corporate command center on the northwest por· lion of the 1 lome Ranch sue. The company had outgrown its cur- rl'lll home at Harbor Gateway and, in Apnl, solidified its move to the Seger· 'trom-owned land bordered by Susan ~treet, Harbor Boulevard and South Coa.,t Drive Whtie the high tech Emulex product vane!\ greatly from the agricultural har- lll''t once grown at the site, many expect the rvpe of growth and success that the -.ue 1<; famouc; for producing. 1:-mulex offic1ah ..aJd the move of their rnrporate headquaners from Had>or l 1ateway to the I to me Ranch '>ite will al- low the booming rnmpany to house its engm eers and laboratones in one loca- uon, instead of bemg spread out OYer four buildings. Council members said they -were thnllt•d that the city could offer Emulet a location for adequate expansion. 1:-mulex has always been a wonderful corporate onzen and a gem for the dty, they said. • 1 thtnlc tlus lS a spectacular strucl'Uft. and will be another landmark for Costa Me!!a. • Mayor Linda Dixon said. In addition to the company's revenue growth. officials estimate the new lite wt.II allow them to mcrease their work- force. ultimately bringing m~ high- level 1obs to the city. Designs propose to house these em- ployees in three two-story buildlnp. to- taling 181.735 square feet. with varloua S.. EMIU:X. P ... M Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ONTIEWD: ~.~cooi Corona del Mar has come a long way ·WEATHER~ We'I b9 eunny tolowtnQ IOml 4NMiV momfng fog • ... PapA2 . UCt CANCER GR.MT KIDS TALK BACK New friends • come 1n handy The Daily Pilot went to Pomona Elementary School in Costa Mesa to ask second-graders, 'What's the best thing about making new friends?' "You can go and talk with them." OORAMARIA IRAHETA. 7 C.Osta Mesa "Sometimes your friends have new friends that are nice and · they can help you do something." FRIDA RAMOS, 7 C.Osta Mesa "When you meet somebody new, you can play with" them and you can help them ln class." ALEXIS CHAIRES,7 C.Osta Mesa •1 get shy and I try not to be shy .... I like playing cards or playing with toys." DUN LOPEZ,7 C.Osta Mesa • At reces.9, you can play with them and when they lose a pencil, you can get them one.· DANIEL .-ENEZ.6 Costa Mesa -Interviews and photo.s compiled by Oulstine C.arrlllo IN THE CLASSROOM • l<WANG~ANG/DM.YPl.OT Neil Holbrook, ·an Australian oceanographer, gives a lecture to Dennis Kelly's class at Orange Coast College. Of El Nifio and glaciers Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot N eil Holbrook. a distinguished~ oceanographer. has studied glaciers ln Antarctica and the El Nifto weather pattern. Wt Tuesday. be lectured to students ln a beginning level oceanography course at Orange C.oast College. Dennis Kelly. the dass instructor, said he invited Holbrook to provide up-to-dat.e, detailed insight on what hJs students are studying in a more general fashion -the entire ocean. "He's a reseait:h scientist and he has done some rutting-edge research," Kelly saJd. "I thought my students would get enough out of his talk that we could discuss lt infonnally and we could get a new understanding because he presented some information that's not in any or the textbooks yet" Australian oceanographer Neil Holbrook drops by Orange Coast College to discuss his adventures and research Kelly's class has just started examining the connection between the ocean and the atmosphere and the drculadoo of water in the ocean. which "based on my 28 years of study aeems to be more import.ant than anything else," Kelly said Holbrook addn!SSed Kelly's dass in an informal and down-to-earth manner. Al one point. he put up a diagram and then said he wouldn't talk about it too much because even he didn't understand It He talked about his adventures doing resean:b on glaciers in Antarcdca. In 1988, be got stranded on a ship off of the continent because of a massive engine room fire. He went back a year later and sailed right up to a humongous glacier. "It was amazing going on the voyage because lt was the first time anyone had gone down to the (westetn) region of Antarctica." Holbrook said. "lt was daik and you basically felt like you were sailing off the end of the Barth." He also talked about the history of FJ Ni4o. a wanning pattern in the eastern Pacific Ocean that he saJd was observed for hundreds or years but not tmderstood until someone figured It out at the end of the 1960s. lCdly said he rewres Holbrook as one of the preeminent expertS on the once-mysterious weather pattern. "It's like talking to the ocean about El Nmo," Kelly said Many of Kelly's students said they were Imp~ with Holbrook's presentation or his research. "I think he's great." said Diane Ackerlnan. 18. "He very infonnatM and it's nk:e to hear new lnformalion in addition to regular infonmdon. (Kellyl WU saying this Is new infonnadon to him. too.. After Holbrook talked to bis studenta. Kelly had a long disco.ton with them and said about one-fourth or the cbw understood ewrythlng Holbrook said. "!Mn those who said they dkln\ understand said they wae interested because they could see bow interested I was,. Kelly aaid. "They were glad he came. "The statement they made that was most profound was. '1b!I is something we need to hear~ or whether we understand it or not.'" Kelly said. • IN THE a.ASSROOM la a weelcty feature in wttidl Daily Pilot education writer Deirdre Newman visits a campus in the Newport-Mesa area and writM aboot her experience. DailyAPilot Deirdre Newm.n Educ:atlon 1'9POf'ler, (949) 574-4.UJ dalrd,..MWmanOlatlfNl.com CtwlldM c.ntlo News ...istant. (948) 57'-"'298 dlristl,,..a.rrlllo•latfm..com ~ Dlily Pb. P.O. 8aK 15e0, COiia ~. CA 92829. <:opvrtght No newt 1tDriea. IHulCr8tlons. edltorW mlllW or ad11911ilel••• ,_..,.. mn be ~wtlt'l)Ut~ pennllelon of copyright CNllfWlf. 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A majority of mail respondents said no, while Visioning Festival partici· pants mostly said yes. These are just some or the tangible and often tricky issues that have emerged as part of the city's "visioning process,• which will culminate in a final meeting to gather community lnput on Nov. 16. "I th.ink that there are several major issues that we haven't reached a consensus on so far, despite having so much particl· patlon," Assistant City Manager Sharon Wood said. "So It will really help the general plan up· date itself if we can get more people to share their feelings and their thinking to guide us." Some of the most critical is- sues for the city continue to be the most closely contested. For example, a widespread senti- ment among residents that the city's bluffs and other natural views should be protected must be balanced against the rights of property owners to develop their land, members of the city's General Plan Advisory Commit· tee have aald. lbe perpetual tua~of-war be- tween property rights and pub- lic lnteiest also dominates the wmanslon.lzatioo· issue, which bas now been dubbed "the size of houses• issue to be fairer to people on both sides of the de· bate. Residents who don't want to see large houses overrun the quaintness or older nelghbor· hoods are at odds with people who have bought Newport Beach lots as sites to build their dream homes. Another common theme: tax revenue priorities vs. resident priorities, as ln the conflict over whether the city should have more hotels. A telephone survey now underway and the upcoming Nov. 16 summit are the two final portions of the Mvisioning" process to gather input from residents. Then city officials pick up the ball. Members of the city's General Plan Update Committee will look at information from rcsi· FYI • WHATr Community Visioning Summ it •WHEN; Two .... ,ON on Nov. 16: from 10 e.m. to 12:30 p.m. end then again from 1 to 3:30 p.m. •WHERE: Oesla Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar •INFORMATION: (949) 644-3000 dent input as well as from sci· entilic studies on issues such as traffic flow and circulation. Their next step will be to decide which of the eight areas· of the city's general plap are due for a major overhaul. Those areas are: land use, circulation, noise, conservation, housing, re- creation and open space, con· servation and growth manage· ment. Ultimately, with the help of consultants and city staff, re- written portions or the city's general plan will come before the City Council for approval - possibly in about a year. NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETING PREVIEW ON THE AGE NDA EXIT EXAM SCORES DISCUSSION ln the sprlng, 433 students took the English-language arts portion and 42% passed while 728 studentS took the mathemadcs portion and 35% passed. After the March test, the overall statistics show that 86% or Newport-Mesa Unified students in the class of 2004 have passed the English -language ans exam and 71% have passed the mathematics portion of the test WHAT TO EXPECT: The board will discuss intervenuon strategies to help the remainder of students pass. including integrating an exit exam preparation class into the curriculum. UCI NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRANT UO has been awarded a five-year. $1 4.2-million National Science Foundation grant for a new mathematics and science education partnership program. 'Ole FOCUS program's goals include engaging high-need students in quality math and science . curricula; raising the number, diversity and quality of preparation of math and science teachers; creatmg a collaborative model for ongoing professional development of pre-kindergarten through 12th grade faculty; BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS triclc.s for finding information. FY1 •WHAT: School board meeting •WHEN: 7 p.m. today •WHERE: District headquarters, 2985-A Bear St., Costa M esa •INFORMATION: (714} 424-5000 and contributing to the national dialogue on how to make systematic change in these grade levels. WHAT TO EXPECT: The board will hear specific goals or the grant project and meet UCI staff members who will work with the district over the next five years. FULL •AR COCKTAILS Library offers free internet training ln November. Newport Beach public libraries are offerlng a free, introductory training course, "Tools & Tricks: lntemet 101." The workshop, will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Corona del Mar Branch, at 7:30 p.m. Mondays at the Balboa branch and at lO a.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, at the Balboa branch and the Central Library. MEXICAN RESTAURANT Newcomers will learn how to use search engines. keywords and security measures. as well as For more infonnation. call (949) 717-3801 or visit www.new- ponbeachlibrary. org. Homework Assistance At &ue the stress in your house! Let our qualified teachers assist with your child's homework and test preparation. All subjects. Available one to four afternoons per week. CALL TODAY 949-645-7900 488 E. 17"' STREET· COSTA MESA (comer of/"""'-A~.) NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·64S·7626 SS~ Mattress Outlet Store SABATINO'S Tuesday, Octot. 8, 2002 Al MEDICINE UC Irvine awarded $2.9-million cancer research grant Federal funding from Department of Health and Human Services will be used to develop device to detect lesions and tumors in internal organs. Paul Clinton Daily Pilot UC IRVINE -A federal health-care agency handed the university a $2.9-million federal grant for cancer re- search Monday. The Department of Health and Human Services oversaw the awarding of the grant, which will be handed out over a five-year period, to develop a miniature de- vice to detec1 lesions and tumors in internal organs. Rep. O'lris Cox, whose district includes the univer- sity as well as Newpon Beach, announced the grant funding. '"UCI has long been known as a top research in- stitution because of the tal- ented and innovative re- searchers on campus," Cox said. ~This team was awarded this grant because of the promising.·· Zhongping Olen, an as- sociate professor of b10· medical engineering, is the lead investigator on the srudy, which is a collabora· tive effon with researchers at UC Davis. Olen's depart· ment is part of the school's Henry Samuell School of Engineering, In August 20C)J , research- ers submined their appllca· lion for the funsling to the National Institutes or Health, putting them m competition with doz.ens of other funding requests. The National Cancer Institute, whjch falls under that agency's umbrella. formally awarded the grant. "UCI is a great benefit to ICox'sJ constituents," UO !ipolreswoman Nicole Kmght srud. NHopefully we"re making great stndes in cancer research here.# ~~ @/l1DlllWAM1 y FLORAL & GIFTS 50% OFF FALL WREATHS & BASKETS NEW FALL MERCHANDISE Arriving Daily 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa, Mon.Fn IO·OOam-6.00pm. Sal & Sun 10 OOam-5 ()()pm Pbone(949)646-6745 "Over 50 Yun of Fitu Qtudily" All Types of Window Treatmeou • Valances & Cornice Boxes • Roman Shades • Blind~ •Verticals • Shutters • Bedspreads Complimntllry Conndt11tio11 ;,, Yo"r Ho11U 2()',~," I ""' ',,l .. 1 •• l I 11>·· 01;1: ' ' v~~ DESIGN CENTER Factory & Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., C<>!!>ta Mesa ~~ (949)642-8400 :,~~ PUBLIC SAFETY POLIC~ FILES COl'TAmM • a..e.-....: An ....utt WM rtPOf1ied In the 1t00 blodt at 1:14 e.m. &Jndlly. ··~Roed:An ~eutotheft'w report9d ln the 1000bloc*11t 3:118 p.m. Sundey. ......... tll'MtA 27-yMl'old min W.. 1rrMtedon~ of v1nd1R1,m In the eoo blodt llt 10:60 p.m. Sundey. • ....._ loull'Ullld: A commerd1I burgl1ry was reported In the 3000 b1odc at 12:18 p.m. Sunc:t.y. • Miner 8trMt: Three men wef'9 erT"eeted on euapfdon of dt1nldng •lcohof In a public pert In the 2200 blodc at12:301.m. •Olymplo~A 36-yeeM)ld m•n wa1 111..ted on auspldon of pou.alng • controlled subctance, theft, poueulng burglary tool• end violation of probadon In the 700 blodc It tt11 e.m. 6ufdlV. ...... C...Dllwie:A whfde burglaly wet r9POf1lld in the 1000 bk>«* llt 8:29 SUn<My. •W..-.~A~ burgllty ~ reported tn the 600 bloc* llt 2::33 p.m. ~. NEWPORT BEACH • 11th ltNet Commerdel burglery wa NP<Jrted In the 300 blade et 10:18 a.m. Mond•v • 2llh 8er.t: V.ndallam Wll reported •t the lnteraec:1jon of Belboa Bouleverd et 7:39 p.m. Sunday. • Balboa Awnue: Burglery was reported In the 1800 blodc at 7:43 p.m. Sunday • Belboe BoulftWd: A vehlde theft was reported In the 500 bfodc at 11 :36 a.m. Monday. • Dolphin Tenee: Grand theft WU reported In the 1100 block It 8:36 a.m. Monday. No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaP4!f ~ Daily Pilot DI ... I ••• '.I. I. I. •Country Woocls® CollectlonTM • ~honeycomb~ • SHhoudt~ OrigiMle"' • Lumlndte Privacy~ • Vlptt~ window shadings •him lachTM custom shutten PIAN ContnJed from Al pll'IDta of ..... eo lttlDd the wocbbopt to lllwltnbt 1be need ot. -~~Only aid be wardll!d to meltit ... dly oaldaJI could DO kx'IS ~ 1be need for a lbte puk In town. BWlll beyond the Input from the llcatebouder'a at the meet- 1.op, Mandni aJd outside re- eearcb, including a telephone l'W'Y8y. also outlloed a lkate put u the No. 1 recreation need In Colt.a Mesa. "VNve ~ a lot of poUddana rtgbt now ill saying they ue go-1.nc to fight for a lbteboard paik." Gray said. about the ftve City Council aindtdatea who have all bSgbUghted a ab.te put u one of their prtmary issues. "We'll see when they actually get elected but at least now wtth this EMU LEX Continued from Al landscaped walkways through the campus-like setting. a sta1f report details. VERDICT Continued from Al formidable wife a dutiful one pace to the rear, carrying her purae. In their store, Mrs. Broolcinga sat augustly behind the counter accepting payment with the gracious air of someone ...... pllD ti...., ..i Cd St re •ca lft 1w,L~b*•~ own..a!9 1hS QIJCoundl IDd tt.. NM· port-Mma UnMled SchoQI C*- trtct haw ..... 10 walk ..,. .... to stlady the~ of aKlde~atn.wJDimllary Sc:bool. a~ In ... ~ ... llmlmry ..... Mandnll&ld lbe la adtecl lbout that pcMlllbOlty md loob forward to adding a lbte padc to the dcya ncread.on fadlitia Even lritb a skate put at Da- via, tbe report edll outllnea a need for an addidonel park, hued on the number of ebte· bo.arden in the city. The docu- ment allo htgbllgbted a need for more adult softball 8e1dl, youth bueball flelda, • tot loll. picnic tables, walking. joglng and bicycle path.a and tenn.la courts. Mancini said she hopes the community will continue to be Although the Home Ranch project garnered a slue of public outcry when the 93-aae devel- opment was considen!d for ap- proval lut ~opposition wu nonexistent Monday. Other major components of the Home Ranch project include doing you a favor, while Mr. Brookings scurried around helping customers ftnd what they needed in the crowded aisles. Today. there Isn't a ~ of either establishment The former Wild West show is an anonymous ofllce building. and I think a deli has replaced Brookings. Of course, there's not m SIMON ContiUd from Al needed to econ Chem." Owing the debat8'I one rev- • elatDI')' moment. Simon em lled . o.vte of accepdng aunpqp, do- u JmoMid u tt hu been up to natiom on 1ta18 ~ After th1' potnt. 1'aldent1 ue invited the event. Davia' · oinpa.tgn to view the 2()3..ptge matter plan rulhed to deny the charp. at City Hall or online and are en-()radge County Republican ClOUllpd to gtve public com-Patty OWrman Tum Puentes mentl at the Pub, Recreation lauded Slmon'I performance, and Parkways Comm.tsaion saying It would give b1m mo- meednp on tbe subject. lbe re-mentum ~ Into the Nov. 5 port wfD be reviewed by the election. Simon bu al.lo begun conunislion In mid or late No-airing campaign 1V ad& vember and will then go onto the •He won tble debate." Puentes council for lbial approval some-said. •De'Ytl' me111p wu nuty. time In January. negative and attackin8 rather than offering anything positive. It will tab tu toll.• • LDUfA HARPER COVef'I Costa M .... She may be ruc:hed et (949) 574-42715 or bye-mall et lollta.h•rperOl•tlma.com. a flagabip Ikea store. 143 new homes and a mix of retail and of-ftc:e space. • LOLITA HAAP£A cover• Cotta Mesa. She may be readled at 19491 574-4275 or by e-mail at lol~.harperO lat/mes.com. a trace of those early land values, either. Corona del Mar certainly isn't in the doldrums today. And $10,000 not onJy won't buy you the town, it won't even buy you a car to drive around town. • ROBERT GARDNER 11 a Corona del Mar resident and a former judge. Hl1 column runs Tuesdays. Other obeerven aaid the de- bate probably wouldn't ~ with broader voten. Newpon Beach political consultant P.l1een Pad.berg said she didn't watdl the debate. •Nobody cares about debates but the press." Padberg said. "People look for any excuse not to vote." • MUL aJNTON cover1 the environment ind pollticl. He may be readled at (949) ~or by e--mallat pau/.clinton@latlmu.com. DOLAN PATRICK M., GETTING INVO LVED • Dolan, Patridt M., 60. of Costa Mesa passed 1way October 3, 2002 after fighting a valiant bettle against multiple devastating illnesses. Pat was born In Dayton, Ohio, 312311942. He was a 44 year reslden1 to the Hlrbor area, graduating from Newport Harbor High School In 1960. He obtained his Buelntu Administration degree from San Jose State. He was a Past Commander of American Legion • GETTING INYOlVED runs periodically In the Dally Pilot on a rotating baal1. For information on adding your organization to this Ult, call (949) 5744298. WEST SIDE BOYS &GIRLSCLUB Volunteers are needed from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m . Monday• and Thurlday1 to tutor atudenta In first through sixth grades In reading. (949) 631-n24. WOMEN HELPING WOMEN The Cotta Mesa baed organlz.edon provides support for needy women to become self aufflci~ by gaining employmerrt. Vofunteera are needed In the organization'• Ptof9aalonal Oothea Closet to 8lliata dlentl and IOrt clothing. The organization 11 at 711 W. 17th St, Suite A-10, Cotta Mesa. (949) 631-2333. WYLAND FOUNDATION The Wyland Foundation, which encourages greater awareness of ocean conservation, 11 aeeklng volunteers for clerical and computer help and grant writing. (949) 497-6723. Post 291, Newport Beach, and a driving force behind the creation ----------· of Canyon Par1c. Cotta Mesa. He is survived by his wife Judy Mary; daughter, Elizabeth; mother, Evelyn and 1i1ter Kathleen . Funeral services will be 12'.00 Noon, Thurlday, October 10. 2002 at Pacific View Memorial Chapel, 3500 Paclftc View Drive, Corona del Mar, CA. GORDON CAMPBELL ATKINSON , SR April 12, 1914 -September 30, 2002 Gordy WU the MYenth (and youngest) child of Ralph and Alloe Barnett Atkinson. Gordy 8ttenaed South Pued.na High School and college In Monmouth, II. He WU a~ at both. He lived the meptty of hta life In South moving to the Newport Beach area on his rdl.ment. One of hla molt tr9uured rnemof1e9 WU tpendlng a )'Ml' in Shanghai, China at the age of 18 where he aold eecurttt.. Gordy founded Atklnton's Men Clothlng on Lake Avenue In Puadena In 1947 epeciallaJng In men'• and boya tradtttonaJ cloth Ing. HI• paaatona Included sailing (he owned 22 boata over the r...,.. _ hta first large boat waa "bebut", • Klng'a CrulMr built n Goteborg, Sweden.), ftahfng, hunting, w0t1d travet, eepeclelly aulaee and big band muetc. Gordy WU a member of the~ Church for 88 YMl"8 u well aa the Newport Hal't>of' V9Ctrt Oub for 54 y..,... He WU~ by hla wife Dofothy "Hobby" AUdnton (Nee Howerth). ' =~·~=-IOOS Gordon C. Atklnlon, Jr., Newport ~La.:0.nt.(~~~.,, AtklMon, s.m.ntha Ka-Ion (MlchMI) ~ QUftev Cyanna Atken9on, and Great~••: H8M8 MU\ ~ and many dMI' and de'loted fl1end8. A memortal wvtce In hla honor will be held on Frtdlly, October 11th, at 2pm at St. Andtew'8 ~ Church Newport BMch. At his ~.Na atMe wlll be ecattM'ed0 at .... ln lieu of now--.~ ikt;"l ~ donlltb• to Ho11Q ~c:'~~~x 100, Newport a.ch, CA Nwfl'/l In our heMa. May he,.. ln pe11ee. ,1 . IN11E RACE !SV0TE 12002 HOWTOGET INVOLVED With ... 1t\eft I month remaining until Eldon o.y, there'• more than~ time to hetp your party or CllUM. Her9'• where to go: Df.->CMnC PMTY Oii ORNa CCUf1'Y 200 N. ~St., Senti AN, 82701 (714) 835-61158 Weblite: www.demo-ooa.com ~PMTYM OMNQE COUNTY P.O. Bak 27171, Sent8 AN, CA 92799 (714) 640-6063, (949) 966-6082 Websit9: www.lpoc.org REPml.JCMflMTY"' our.COUNTY 2A6 Aldw .,.,, Sollie C-2. Com Meu. CA 92828 (714) 666-8666 Webtite: WWW.~ THE RACE FOR THE NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES . Ed Loyd: Fired up about cha~ge Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot F.d loyd Is a passionate about his beHefa that the Newport ·Mesa Unified School District Board of 1iustees needs to be invigorated and made responsive to its con- stituents. Loyd !,, running against Serene Stokes, who has been on the boan1 for eight years. and Ron Wlnship. who is running for two other elected positions in Novem- ber. The trustee z.one covers Co- rona del Mar. A four-year Newport Beach resi- dent with one child in the New- port-Mesa Unified School District. Loyd Is a blunt. straight-talking candidate who says he Is fed up with a school board that he be- lieves is past its prime and much too passive. "A lot of [the trustees) should have been voted out a long lime ago." Loyd said. "That board doesn't initiate one blessed thing. They just go to a lot of teas and award ceremonies." Loyd. who was born in Balti- more and raised in Brooklyn. was drawn to politics at an early age. due to tUs grandfather's polltk:al leaning!I. "My grandf:alher was a Republi· can. although the rest of the family was Democrats," Loyd said "I used to sit down and talk to h1m as a little kid and always had the urge to be active In politics.. As a businessman, loyd says he taddes problems head-on. soMng them by using lm own resource- fulnem and lnftiative. After going to ~ for an electronics com- pany Oil the &st C.oa& in the late l 960I, he encountered an area that was having probJems receiv- ing a cable signal. So he started his own oompany to resolve the prob- lem and was ao dfedive in obtain- ing franchises that the National Cable 1V Assn. enrolled h1m In Its lobbying eft'orts. But Loyd encoun- tered difBaJlties procuring finan- cial beddng and was eventually KUANG HWANG/DAILY Pit.OT Newport Beach Board of Education candidate Ed Loyd. Loyd believes the current board is too passive and is past its prime. squeeud out of the company. ticing at the school ED LOYD From there, he moved onto the ''I saw (the principal) handling international business arena. the siruation in a dictatorial way." working for a U.S. governmental Loyd said So Loyd Intervened. organization in London that deals As.5t Supt Jaime Castellanos with international development eventually sided with Loyd. and Loyd lasted 30 years in that po-practices resumed, he said sition. worting with foreign coun-The incident left a sour taste in tries, the \\bdd Bank and the Loyd's mouth about what he per- United Natiom. ceived to be the principal's blatant Loyd moYed his fam.iJy to the abuse of power. Loyd also claims Newport Beach area in 1998. His there is a pervasive climate of si- involvement with the school dis-lence in the community that pre- trlct started a year later when he vents pafents from expressing was elected to the boan1 of the their true fee~ about certain Junior All-American Football teachers, coaches and administra- league. The previous president of tors. He blames this on a lack of the league bad butted heads with confidence on the pan of parents a former principal of Corona del that they will prevail He feels they Mar High School resulting In the fear that retribution will be visited league being banned from prac· on their children. •AGE: 58 • OCCUPATION: Bualneasman •FAMILY: Married to wife Janet for 13 years. daughters Octavia Oliver, 38, and Sophie, 12; and son Matthew, 14, who Is a frethman at Corona del Mar High Sdlool. • COMMUNITY ACTIVmES: Junior All-American Football, Newport-Me.a Basketball League, St. Andrew's Church • EDUCATION: Studied electrical engineering at Northeastern University •CONTACT: (949) 760-6949, jalcdm@aol.com Loyd has strong opinions. and he is not afraid to say what he thin.ks needs to change on the school board. induding enacting two-term limits for trustees to continually bring In fresh ideas. and ~cting to make the trustees more accountable to the residents they represent If elected. Loyd says he will be receptive to concerns from resi- dents anywhere in the district. "I want to give the electorate a voice on the boan1 again," Loyd said. "So you can pldt up the phone. even if you're not in my district. And I will have a full-time person to take your calls." THE RACE FOR THE NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL ED LOYD ON: • IF ELECTED, Will F1GHT FOR: A raolutlon that district principal• should call parents who have complaints In a reason•ble •mount of time, tf only to dnowledge that they •re looking Into their conoems. "When it cornea down to a kid having a problem, you have to get on it right t1WtJV and nip It In the bud." Term limits eo board members only serve two consecutive terms: "From day one, I would encourage other9 to take my job t1W&y from me eo you get a younger board wtth (trustees) with kids in the district." ·• ON CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS: "I really feel parents have no one to talk to if there la a problem .. If you go to tell them something nice, they're all ears. But If you go with a problem, it's more difficutt" Loyd said this was more of a problem at the high achoola than the elementary ac::hools. • ON REPRESENTING Pl\RENTS WHO ARE AFRAID TO VOICE THEIR CONCERNS: "If (parental come to me, I will fight their batdea. If they see a few changes and successes - which they haven't seen in the past -they will speak up more:' • ON AN ISSUE HE PERCEIVES TO BE SIGNIF1CAHT ON THE WESTSl>E OF COSTA MESA- "WHfTE FLIGHT" FROM AREA SCHOOLS: "If the board ia proactive and talks with the community, some arrangement will be made to atop 'white flight.' No one is looking et that issue. Everyone is pushing it away. It's primarily up to the board." Madelene Arakelian: A return to a quaint city MADELENE ARAKEUAN ON: • DEVELOPMENT: "We don't need •nv more hlgtHIM offtce buildings In NMpOrt Beec:tt:' Arakellan said ahe aipports carefully COMidered growth, but office buildings do not provide enough tax revenue to offaet their ooata to city lnfrntructure. •BUSINESS: ·w. need to support small bual,,.._ Without small buafneee, we don't have a real community!" Independent compeni. are Integral to the future of Nwlport Beec:tt. A.r.kellan .. Id, bec:au.. they can reetore qualntnea and a aenae of community to ptacee like Balboa PenlNUt• and throughout the city. •lllMllT: rnw aty Council i. not doing th91r job. lM(re oot going through the~ line by line." ·~! Antlc,.an Mid 9he bellevM thet ~needlto bt kept out of tndvlduR' ttw.. ••I mt flllUINCI IN PDIONM.LR: •o......., mv hulbend. He uiuahlme~.~ ... encf hciw to Wit" June CHa1rande Daily Pilot AROUND TOWN TODAY Tht~MM;elOr-.. County wlll hott • IUPPOt1 group for c:a.-.gfvera frocn 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Our Llldy Queen of Angele In Newport 8eedt.. fnle. The d\urch It at 2048 Mer Vl8tl Drty9. For l'eMl'Vations, call (IM8) ~ 1760. WE:QNESOAY ... Thf Allhelmer'a ~of er...,. County wlll hOlt two WOtbhope at Our Llldy of Mount Cermel Church In Newport BMctt. The first WC>tbhop, which wllf run from 11 a.m. to noon, wlll deal with memory Iota and Its tfgns, stagee and symptom&. The second worbhop wlll run from 1 to 2:30 p.m. and will focus on how to develop pamerahlpa wtth treating phytk:fens. FNe. The church la at 1441 W. Balboa Blvd. For reservations, call (714) 283-1111. Speak Up rMwport wll hOlt a Newport Beach City Council CandldatM Forum at 6:46 p.m .. at the Newport Beach Tennis Club. Refreahments will start at 6:30 p.m. The club la at 2601 Eastbluff Drive. (949) 224-2266. FRJOAY Th• Actii.v.m.nt ~for College Sclentiata wtll hold Its sdlolarahlp aW11rda C8fWnOnV at the UC Irvine University Club. The reception wlll begin at 6 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. Eight awarda will be prwnted, and National Medal of Science recipient Franclaco Ayala wlll be the keynote speaker. For more information, call Mary Lou Furnas at (949) 644-6789. SATURDAY JeffNov Mk:hMI,. tllm ~ recording artlat end pienlat, will host the Piecemakers Harvest Festival from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Sunday. Michael, who began compoalng muaic at age 11, has acored a number of independent film pn:>Jecta and wtll begin t1COrlng mualc for the feature film "Dumping Ground;" starring Michael Madlen, Wiiiiam Baldwin, Jeff Goidblum and Denni• Hopper, this winter. Pieoemakers ia at 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 641-3112. SUNDAY Concert pianist end cf\ember musician Sartcla Battaian will present a piano recital at 3 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library. Baltaian, who made hia Carnegie Hall Debut In 1999, has performed throughout the United States and Europe acquiring acclaim for a atyle likened to that of George Gershwin and a.car Levant. The Newport Beach Central Library la at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call (949) 717-3801 or visit www.newpoftbNo. hllbrary.org. OCT.16 A t..t-themed peNnt and cttlld educational program wlll be held from 10 to 10:46 a.m. at The Peter and Mary Muth lnterpnrtlve Center. The program will provide handa on ac:tlvttiM for two-to foul'-year old naturalista. f>re.regiatration and parent participation la required. The center la at 2301 Univeraity Drive, Newport Beach. $3 per ct.ltd. (714) 973-6829. OCT.17 The eo.t. Meee Chember of Commerce wlll h09t • 90-mlnute brealtfut boost from 7 to 8:A6 a.m. today at the eo.ta M ... Country Club. $12 "prepaid, $17 at the door. The country ctub It at 1701 Golf Cour-. Drtve. For reeervetlons, call (714) 886-9090.. The~ o.dett Clubwll hoed ha monthtv mMtJng at 9'.30 a.m. In the Hert>orVJew Cub t-toc.. The guest tpMker wlll be Aelc Y•fWOOd, hoftic:utturt.t Md meNQeret.._.., Grow In Ugun. 8-clh. The dub houN .. at 1800 Port Clfiow Piece, ~ 8Md\. (941) 720-1!1!2. dinner. lhe-*'le • • W. .... Cil for' 111 Mlllone. .... z-. --~-, 9 a ...... ... ._ ...... .. AllA.Wll ....... tMOntnot C09M COhg9'I Robert .. ~ ThelCN •I p.m.The~ II world famoul and .. --II den $wedllh "-"'• For • ~ lnfonNt)on, call (714) 02.-0. v OCT.21 . M ..... WeekoourM...,.,... It) ln-<ltpeh look at aut>unce ebule 41mong athtet.e wlll be held Mpndays and Wednetdaya from 11 a.m. to 1 :10 p.m. at Orenge Cout Coll~ The COUrle, which beglnt today, wlll be lltted • Heatth Education 138 In OCC'a tchedute. $11 per unit. The coflege ls tt 2701 Felrvtew Roed, Cotta Meu. For appllc:atlon or reglatnrtlon Information, call (714) 432-6072. OCT.23 A m9!Aldon prooadluNie worbhop will be held fri>m 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Whhller Law · School In Costa Meu. The worbhop la aponaored by the Area Board XI on Developmental Dlaabilltiet 4long with the lnsUMa of Admlnlttration Justice at MoGeofve SChool of law Ind Whltder Law Sc:hoot Free. The a<ftool It at 3333 Harbor Blvd. For ruervldons, call (714) 668 4404. The Coat.a Meu Chamber of Comma~ will flold a bualnesa afterhoura mixer at the Count'Y Inn by Ayres from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Free for members, $10 for potential memben. The Country Inn Is at 326 Bn.tOI St, Costa Mesa. For more lnfonnatlon, call (714) 885-9090. OCT.26 Chit.t Luthenn a.urctt Md Sdlool will hold lta ninth annual Faff Festival from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Members of the Costa Mesa Pollcie Department wlll be In attendance to show aome of their equipment and answer questions. The festival wlll consist of old-fashioned camlval games, a boutique with unique and holiday gifts, home baked candles, treats and dishes and live entertainment throughout the day. Admittance is free and open to the public:. The church is 8t 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. (949) 548--6866. A program on how predatora capture their prey and how prey a\/Oid being captured will be held from 10to 11:30 a.m. at The Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center. The program ia best suited for ages six and up. Space is limited. The center ia at 2.301 University Drive, Newport Beach. $3 per person. For reMrvations, call (714) 973-6829. The 10th annual Top Dog Fuhlon Show wtll be held at 11 a.m. at the Newport Dunes Resort. The categories will include of best fonnal wear, beat casual wear, beat lingerielpajamaa, 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 ahould chedc In at 9:30 a.m. Registration Is $8 prior to Oct 26 and $12 on the day of the event. par1clng Is $8 per car. The rMOrt Is at 1131 Ba<* Bay Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 729-0UNE or visit WM •• newportdunt1S.com. HDY.3 A Pf'OllW" tarploltng the.,,,_ Native American children of the Beet Bay might have played will be held from 10-.30 a.m. to noon at The Pwc.r and Mary Muth lnterpNdve Center. The program 11 bMt auftled for chlldren agea five MMI up. Spece la flmlted. The center It at 2301 University Drive, Newport Beed\. $3 per peraon. To reglat«, catt (714) 973.fl829. ONGOM Thi MOMI a. of NMidplft Coelt ~ mon1hty me.tings for the llbly«-home mother of and conduc:la v.rioua edMdee. whldt lndudl ,.._It Poof o.va. MOMS Nlgt9I Out. tlald trtpa, a •Millf'OUPSW~ The__. m•llingl .. held tn the dubhouee mt thl N91 st)Oft Rldge.Apemwnll. Men......, la"'° peryw. The.,..,..,.. .. • 1 Wt"'9 CiiP ....... FOi' mot9 lntonnMlon, c:llN M.> 711-3121 or Hnall ~·O&Xnlf. t Alt In ............... tUPPCMt . group II offered by Jewfah F1mlly Service of Orange County. The grou~reaMl laauet faced by · cou In whlcti one partner II Jewtah and the other 11 not, Including ,.lelng children, oblaMng hoHdays, dltplayfng aymboll In the home and relatl~ with extended famlllM. The group meeta for three WMlcly .... ions Wedneaday awning• at Jewish F1mlly Setvlc:e, 260 E. Baker St, Suite G, ~Mesa. (714) 44M960. Jeffrey Michael, a film composer, recording artist and pianist, will host the Piecemakers Harvest Festival from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Michael, who began composing music at age 11, has scored a number of independent film r)rojects and will begin scoring music for the feature film "Dumping Ground," starring Michael Madsen, William Baldwin, Jeff Gofdblum and Dennis Hopper, this winter. Piecemakers is at 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 641-3112. per couple for three sessions. Preregistration i. required. Call to IChedule date and time. The office la at 260 E. Baker St., Suite G, Com Mesa. (714) 445-4950. Women 60 and older may be pert of a diacussion group coordinated by Jewish Family Services to addreu issues such as anxiety, depression, relation1hip1, loneliness and family that meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. Mondays at the agency offices, 260 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Preregistration required. (714) 446-4960. Ft1efwte of the Newport a..ctt Public Library Used Book Store are allclng for patrons to donate booka to replenish the dwindling stodt. Booka may be left at eny of the three branch libraries at Balboa. Mariners, or Corona del Mar, or in the book closet next to the Friends Book Store at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. All hardcover and paperbadc donations, with the exception of magazines and law booka, wtll be accepted and are tax deductible. (949) 759-9667. The Braltle IMtttute off9ra he computer classes to people with fading vision who have difficulty seeing the computer screen. The Oa1l1 Center at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar, offers six sessions. Call to aign up for clanes. (714) 821·5000. A eplritual care den mMta at 7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400 Irvine Ave., Suite 114, Newport Beach. Call to reserve a aeat. (949) 263-1462. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce hosts networten luncheon meetJng1 Wednesdaya from 11 :46 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club. The ocm la $13. The club ia at 1701 Gott Coul'M Drive, Cost. Mesa. (714) 885-9090. A brain 1urnor aupport group meeta the first •nd third Thurtdaya each month from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoeg Cancer Center at Hoeg Hoepftat, 1 Hoeg Ortve, Newport Beach. Fne. Reglatratlon not required. 11-. group la detlgned to help patients and the4r famlll• understand Ind cope wtth the lllnea. (949) 67U232. ~Andrew'• ~Churoh hOltl • mentat mneae euppon (Jf'OUp frOm 8:30 to 8 p.m. SundlVt In Olef'tl 1fteld Hall c at 800 St AndfMt Aotld, NIM-port llelid\. (M) 174-2238. TIM Jilwllh,.,.., ...._ OI Onngt CoUnty 'Po. llCHW. dllc....,.. group focutlri8 on coeiom•• ind 1'91P04......_ of ........... end Mf'S*9illa ..... 7~two~· "'°""'Ill tl'9 ....... Flrftlly 8eMce offtol .t 2&0 E. Baker St., au-. o, CoN Mell.*'°.,... '*"'°"· '* Miillon. ,,.,..,......., ~ '714) ..-••o. children experience. Preregistration required. (714) 446-4950. The ea.ta Meu Senior c.nt.r- has ballroom dancing with live music from the Cocta Mesa Music: Makera from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. every Tuesday night at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. $4. (949) 548-3884. .Mwlah Femlty Servtce of <>reng. County aponaors an ongoing healing support group for the chronically Ill. The purpose is to provide participants with emotional and aplritual support to manage Illness and its consequences. The group meets at 7 p.m. Thursdays at Jewiah Family Service, 260 E. Baker St, Costa Mesa. Attendance 11 free, but registration 11 required. (714) 446-4950. Sc:nbble Club No. 360 mMb from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at Borders Boob, Music: & Cafe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St. in Costa Mesa. $3. New players are welcome. (949) 206-9822. The Coln end Stamp Club mMb from 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays at the Oasis Senior Center. New membera interMted in trading, buying and selling stamps and coins are being sought to join these Informal meetings. There are no fees required. (949) 644-3244. .Mwlah Femlly Servtce offw'I ongoing bereavement support groups for adults at all atag .. of loss. The groupa ahere experienoea, hear how others deal with grief, receive aupport and leam W8Y9 to cope with sadness and loea. One group meets at 7 p.m. Tue8days at Bath Jacob In Irvine. The NCC>nd group meets at 10 Lm. Tueed9ys at Temple Judea In L9gun9 Hiiis. The third group m-. mt 1 p.m. Thuredeys at the Ezra Centar In Anaheim. FrM, but adwnce regiltrltlon la required. (714) 446 4860. J9wleh '-"'Y ..... of Onlnge County prOYldal a 1Uppo;t and dltcu•lon group to ...... parUdpanta In their~ from dllldhood or tMfWge MXUll aboN. The group mHtJ from 8 to 9:30 p.m . 1Undlya at 2l50 E. Be~ St., ea.ta Meea. Mvanoe regtllredon le 1'9qUlred. (714) 446 •0. n.-.c-. ..... ill .... . cllO llf IJfl ......... tioak •eow.wtll'r. .... GDCt-flam noan tD t p.m. lh11 fl ,. • ._ Oinmtalr ... lllllDlla~ .0 ... *'111 ........ ..._m,c-Mla"""• ..... f7'417M-791. ..... .-... -..... 0... ............. Cllllli--== The ea.ta Mee. Chamber of Commerce aponsora a networtdng luncheon at 11 :45 a.m. Wedneadays at the Costa Meu Country Club. 1701 Goff CourM Road, Costa Mesa. (714) 886-9090. The Wddng Club of N9wport Beach meets at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Lose the weight and have fun. (949) 65().1332. The S.. Scouts' lhlp Del Mat 711 of Qrange County offers a program for boys and young men ages 14 to 18 interested In sailing, ... man1hip, piloting, navigation and cruising. Meetings are from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at the Sea Scouta Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 642~ or(~) 551-8591. 0..-s.tlor Centlet off9n ongoing auistance, counseling and refemil service& for seniors. (949) 644-3244. The Co.ta Mau SenJor Clttz.n Square and Round Dance Club aeeka experienced dancers to join its group from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 19th Street and Pomona Avenue, Costa Mesa. {714) 645-5669. Arthrttla Foundation lnatNctot Hillary Stone leads an exercise class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Beker St., Costa M888. (714) 513-5641. The H9wpoft BMch Ne\...::omen Club meets at 10 a.m. the third Wednesday of each month, except July and December, at varied locations. The group, a IOCial organization for people who have lived in Newport Beach for fewer than five years, meets for events, activities and field trips. (949) 645-9922. The FrielMh of the Newpott Beach Public Library seek book donatlom to raiae funds for the library system. 8ooka may be left at any of the three branch llbrariM, including, Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. They may also be left In the special book closet next to the Friends ~ookstore at 1000 Avocado Ave. All hardcover and paperbedc boob are acceptable, with the exception of law books and magazlnea. Donations are tax-deduc:tlble. Call to arT"ange to have boob picked up. (949) 759-9667. The Thurect.y Momlng Women'• O ub, a 40-year-old friendship club, 11 '"ldng new membera. The dub, which includes gotf, bridge, walking and gourmet aectJons, meets at 11 a.m. on the aec:ond Thursday of every month at the Radluon Hotel In Newpon Beach. The luncheon 11 $23 and Includes entertainment The hotel la at 4646 MacArthur BIVd. (714) 842-6863. The N9wpoit 8..ctt w.lclng CM> meets at 91.m. and 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and at 7 p.m. Sunday. Walkers ahould mNt at the lntertec:tk>n of Hoepltal Road end Superior Avenue. FrM. (949) ~1332. for~---~ ..... ~ ldl•t• or. '71417'M-l10I °' (_,MZ.oe.. . ....... .,.... ........ ~ Oilllllllmllon, Gpl .... ...... rN...-n 11100 NadpOft Centlr DrM. NMrJpoft .... The mueeum, wNdt Mt OM of9" Wottd'I ~oaledioiia of ip0ft9~. le open from 9 a.m. toe p.m. ~end 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sllurd9y. (IMS) 721-8333or ~~ mUMJUm.of(I. The~ ........ ~ Tead\er Student Alen. hoeta a monthtv f).per"ttrtve every Saturday from 9 a .m. to noon In the tchool'• northwest ptartdng lot. on the comer of ENnc:te North end "'-*'tla. Newtp1tpera that are bound, IOOM or b9gged are ec:cepted; however, cardbo9rd, bound mat.rial euctt aa phone boob or thkt magez:lnea are not Bina are avallable for drop off .very day of the month for people who prefer to go at other times. All funds raised go to the aaodation. fnle. The ac:hool ls at 2323 Plac:entla Ave., Costa Mesa. (948) 516-6500. Oeala Senior Center°""'. cWy telephone c:ontac:t program for aenlors who have a llmlted local support aystem. They alao oner ongoing computer d.._. that teach the baalct of Word, Quidten, Print Shop and lntemet usage: (949) 644-3244. Th• Coata Meaa Communa1Dra Toaatmastera Club meets from noon to 1 p.m . Wednesdays at the Orange County Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive. Costa Mesa. Meeting• are open to anyone who wants to Improve his or her public: apeaking llcllla. (714) 444--8783. The H9wpoft a.... Distinguished Toaatmaatera Club 1300 meets from 1 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays In Sgt. Pepperoni'• meeting room, 2300 Bristol St, Newport Beach. Can to make reservations. (949) &4&-1274. The Jewllh ~Service of Orange County holda group meetings for younger women to diacuH inuea relating to life paSNgM and chang419, body images. family, relation1hlpa, communication, Intimacy and sexuality, anxiety, and loneliness. The group meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at the agency office. The office Is at 260 E. Baker St, Suite G, Costa Mesa. Preregistration la required. Marcy Middler, (714) 446-4950. ext. 114. Mw M1111ngen 10Mtrnaatllrl Club 691 In eoat. Mau meets at 7 p.m. Tueedays at MeN Verde United Methocftat Church, 1701 W. Baker St, Costa Mesa. (714) 540-4446. Blue Flame~ O&.tb 2717 meets at 7 a.m. w.dneedaya at the Village Farmer. South Coast Plaza Village, 1651 Sunflower Ave., Costa Mesa. The meeting is free for first-time visitors. (949) 855-4308. The Newport c.nt.r- Toastmastera Club 231 meets from 7 to 8:30 a .m. Mondays at the Irvine Co., 810 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 766-1025. The Com Meu Chamber of Commerce will host Its weetty Networters Luncheon on Wednesdays from 11:A61.m. to 1 p.m. at the eo.ta MeN Country C1ub. Visitors are welcomed. The club 11 at 1701 GoH CourM Drive. $13. (714) 885-8090. Herborlta Toestni ..... O&.tb meets at 7 a.m. Wedn9edays at the Bahia Corinthian Y9Cht Club, 1601 8aysld4I Drive, Corona del Mar.(949)~ Udo .. ro.cm..... m..a from 8:30 to 8 p .m. Monc:t.ys at Aetchef Jonee Moton:ara at 3300 Jamboree Roed, Newport 8Mch. (714) 964-6314. TheO..-lenlorc;.wtar ... tran9p0rt to bike memben to appointments •nd grocery lhoppf ng. The ahuttte t.t .. members to the c:am.r. Call to make an appointment. (Ml) 644-3244. ""'°""' .. Mi ...... ,.... In___. In~ &egllh e.lt who COUid UM the help. Houftv ,._and tlmet ... Mgo4Wlie. (949) 881-1738. 0.......,c.Mr ........ ~ICl--..wtlt• .... lnMtMI Npfl 111 ...... ~ ~ ......... .... ' FORUM LE I I ER TO THE EDITOR Frustrated by the sound wall debate A-the leUera exchanged between CJ. Seguanom • Sona and the Wlmblednn VlDage board of dlrecton. I 11¥81 elraid our clwvM of opening a dialogue to ~ tbe no1le md tnftlc probleml Home Ranch and Ikea are 11*J1 to C1U1e had a lllm chlDcl ftleucceectmg Whether the S e •um managrrnrnt bellewl It or not, (Segetatrom comubmtaJGaYemment SohJdom lgl"eed to provide some eon of eound attenuadon and tr.me control measures "after the project la approved by the city.• TbJa agteemellt was codrmed by Sendra Genis, former mayor and coundlwoman. in her Jetter to the editor In the D.oy Pilot ("'Wlmbledoo wu guaranteed a waD.. Sept. 14). lfawieyu, we were not prepmed fw the tremendous letdown and imult we received from Gavanment Solutions and CJ. Segeattom & Sons at our board of directon meeting on Sept. 12. A week bemN the meeciog, our property manager recdYed a call from GoYemment Solutlooa asking to be placed on the agenda to discuu a sound waD. Of c:oune. we were very happy, tbinktng that aome prograa bad been made. lnltelld they lelrt two repreeentattws from Standard Pad6c Homes to present their revised plans for the hou.s418 development that ls a part of the Home Bmch project. When asked about the sound wall, they had no Idea what we were taDdng about or about the articles in the Daily Pilot ("Residents cry foul in Home Ranch dnlinp," Sept. 5). They told us they came to our meeting in an effort to "reach out tottbe community" and be "good netgbbors. • After one board member walked out In disgust. they went ahead with their presentation. Either this was some kind s:>f cruel joke the Segerstrom management or Government Solutions played on us to get the last ~ugh. or the commwiicatioo between these enddes is so poor they have no idea what is going on in their own company. 1be Sege1strom representatives that have been responding to our letters and' newspaper articles were not at the meetings where Government Soludons agreed to address our problems. Considering the obvious lack of comrmmicatioo, how would they possibly know what was said or agreed to? STtVE VELASCO President, Wimbledon Village Board or Directors Costa Mesa HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES arY OF COSTA MESA Cotfll Meu Oly tt.11, n Felr om., 12828, (714) 754-6223 Meyor: Linda Dixon Councill: Libby Cowan, Gary Monahan, Karen Robinson and Chri• Steel arY OF NEWPORT BEACH Newport e..c::h aty Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., 92883, (949) 6"-3309 Meyor: Tod Ridgeway Councl: Gary Adema, Steve Bromberg, Norma Glover, John Heffernan, Dennie O'Neil and Gary Proctor COUT~ COLLEGE DISntlCT Dittrtct Office: 1370 Adam. Ave., COiia Meu 92626, (71-11) 432~ CMn11l1r William M. Vega lo..t ~tWelterG. HOW9ld. Vice President Pllul e.v-. George Brown, Jerry p .190n end Armando Rutz; Stud9nt trustee Derek Shefty NE•ORT.sA UNFED SCMOOI. DISTRtCT DilCl1cl Oftb: 298t)..A Beer St., COiia Mela 92626, (714) 424-6000 ........... ldeflt Robert Berbot BOIM: Prllident Judy Ftenco, Vice.........,. Martha Auor, Clett SW-s.oer-. Dena Blade. Jim ~. Devid Btoob and ~l.-ce _.COHIOI IDAl!DWATD DlllWCT 1811 "-ldl Ave., Costa M ... 828n.., 831·1200 ~ "9lident Jlm Atkineon, Vice Pl-'dent Mike Healey. TNdv OhHg-ffaa, f"ored Boc:*miller end Paul E. Shoenberger (949) 833-0696; Prea Secretery Pat Joyce. (916) 323-1200 STATE ASSEMBLY John Campbell (R), 70th Diltrict, State Capitol, Sacramento, 96814, (916) 319-2070 E-mail: di#rlct70tlUHmbly.ca.oov STATE COAS1N. COllMSSION 46 Fremont St., Sutt. 2000, San Fmldeco 94106, (416) 904-6200; regional office In Long Beach, (310) 69(>.6071 CiOYERNoR Gray Davia, (0), Stete Capitol, Sacramento 96814, (916) 445-2841; fax: (918) 4464633 U.S. HOUSE OF REPR£SENTA1MS • CMe Cox. CR), 47th Diatrtct. 1 N9wport Place, Suite '20, Ne\r;port Bwf\ 929), (949) 768-~; or 2A02 R.ybum Building, Wahington, O.C. 20615, (202) 22!Mi811; fu (949) 251-9309 (Np1'4111n19 moet of Newport Bead\) E-mall: dw.,.,,,,..C011.mai/.houM.(/OV • Dena Rotnbecher, (R), 46th Dlltric:t, 101 Mllln St.. Sutt. 3C, Hundug•ou ~ 82848, (714) -..-or 2339Reybum Builclng, \~ .. o.c. 20615, (202) 226-2'1&; t.ic: (714) 18().7808 (Repr ..... Cocta Mesa andw..t~ E-maU: "-»•INl.houae.gov U.S. SENATE • Berba,. Boxer, (0), 112 Hart SeNt• Building, Suit.112, Wnhlngton, o.c. 20610, (202) 2243663; or 2260 E. lmpei1al Hlgtww.y, Suit. 646, El Segundo 902~. (213) &M-6000 E-meil: #NltOr·bc»cw'~ • Dl.nne Feinlt*n, (0), 331 H9rt · Bulking, Wllhlngbi. O.C. 20510, (202)224-3841;orm1 Sela Monk:i9 Bhd., Sutte 815, Loe Angelee 90025, (310) 91'-7300 E-f'Nlll: ..,,. 'Jd .,..,.,., ........ gov MAILBAG FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT The new owners of the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort have decided not to build a hotel on the site. Newport Dunes owners make right decision T he decision by the new Dunes owners not to build a hotel in the foreseeable future is the best decision they could have made for our city. Any hotel would have added significant traffic to the already gridlocked Intersection at Bayside and· Pacific Coast Highway. Kudos to the new Dunes owners for being so sensitive to our community's concerns. SUSAN SKINNER CAUSTIN Newport Beach The wrong Beek was chosen for DP 103 list Wish to call your attention to your special section. Daily Pilot Top 103, where you published the wrong Beek. Seymour is the most beneficial to the community. EDmCHlll Newport Beach Pimco leader deserves top spot on the DP 103 list I've watched year after year how you have left off probably one of the most influentjal businessmen in Newport Beach, let alone the country, when it comes to the bond market, and that is Bill Gross from Pirnco. This representative from the Newport Beach community not only has a major influence on the stock and markets but is weekly, if not daily, broadcast around the globe from his Newport Beach office in Fash.ion Island giving his commentary on the U.S. TTeasury market. l find It very upsetting that you can have local real estate agents, a dog that can't swim ln the water and other folks that maybe are less of an influence or less important in our community. Where's Undsey Davenport? Where's Bill Gross? This are the people that help put Newport Beach on the map for a world community to see. BEN TROSKY Laguna Beach Still curious about suspended lawyer I was literally heading out the door for a weeklong vacation when the article in Saturday's Daily Pilot about Jerry Sheer caught my eye ("Qty attorney Scheer reinstated'"). I have no doubt that Sheer ls feeling stress from the situation. The public reports have done nothing to allay the curiosity of the residents of this city. Of course, we can all sJeep better with Chris Steel on the case. His quote in the Pilot, "I couldn't find a single impropriety and I thought we were headed down the wrong track.· made me wonder whether he was talking about his case or this case. GEOFF WEST Costa Mesa Don 't even think of booting Bell Cwve columnist ln response to the Oct. 3 letter from reader David Miller. ·Pilot should consider retiring Bell Curve columnist.· don't youJiatt! He's the one person I can count on to speak my mind. Bell is the voice of reason regarding our often self-indulgent city of Newport Beach. We have many reasons to enjoy and appreciate where we live, but economic and political diversity are not among them. We are not a racially mixed city. We are a small town whose energies remain focused on issues other communities would feel blessed to count among their problems. It is precisely because we live where we do and how we do that make BeU's observations essential The BeU Curve i~ an exceUent reflecting pool in which we should be anxious to gaze, or at least occasionally willing to peek. for a glimp.se at how we look.. MARCA H. SINGER Newport Beach Ficus coverage focuses attention on Balboa Kudos to the tree huggers. As a proprietor at "ground zero.· I, along with my good neighbors. have enjoyed a windfalJ thanks to your cause celebre. We have enjoyed more than our 15 minutes or fame, so keep those uneducated cards and letters coming. We might just survive another long and lonely winter with your help. My only regret is that we cannot provide you with a life. DICK FRE.OERIKSEN Balboa Peninsula Newport Beach reader has thoughts for Pilot staff Thoughts for the day: • Regarding ficus trees. cool it We're tired of heanng about them. The city did the onJy thmg that was logical. • Regarding steeples. the higher, the better. We need a landmark in an otherwise drab neighborhood. BOBWOlFF Newport Beach DAY ~bqdY. Ida ilijund •.,,,. poUtl. It's 11 laip-rlalc '}Qb.,. 1HIGH SCHOOL F.OOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK . WEEK4 OOSTAMESA Cole Edwards 6-2, 200 Jr. Hehadtwo OB sades for 18yardsof losses, forced one fumble and was generally a force at end. :l'o~75Sr. He completed 7of12.,..._ for79yards and no lnteroeptlona for hi• beat peulng outing of the eeaeon. ffiRONA DEL MAR MattW...... 5-7, 170 Sr. The undersized llnebadcer was ln on 12 taddea,with six solo stops, three for negative yards and a ndc.. e e ® lYter Lance f>:.1, 195 So; He amaaaed 10 tadc.lea, including two aadca, and also had three OB pressures In his first varsity start. ESTANCIA ;· t .. · • 1 .. ~ ·~) t't°.=.z 6-0, 250 Sr. The two-year ate.Ung oentir helped wall off Inside defet lder'I to allow 22A yards of total offan8e Saturday. G A ·~e Mike Cahill. ~· ~"!!!' 6-1, 215 Jr. The Mlt., Del tl'Wntfer was en Integral pert of run ct.fenM 8tin1Jde 'bec*8r•nd lllloti.d2A rilit""8 Vllrdl. NEWPORT HARBOR ---........-~ Oelloblrl4 ....... TOM DllTANllUO PHOTOS BY DON U'.ACH I DALY Pl.OT Alme, Bob Pesce, left, gets a higtHive from gotf partner Russ Parker after siOOlg a birdie putt il Costa Mesa f refighters Association Charity Golf Tetrranent at Costa Mesa Golf & ColJ'ltry Oub. Below, Costa Mesa freman Tom Haniton lets the miver ~ off the tee dlmg event that u'tinatetf benefits several Costa Mesa charities. Firemen scorch greens for charity Monday's event benefits Costa Mesa Firefighters Association Charity Fund, while others show up for moral support. Rlcherd Dunn Daily Pilot COSTA MP.SA -While many Costa Mesa 6.re8gbt- en enjoyed playing the Mesa Unda golf course Mon- day in the third annual Costa Mesa Flreftghters Alw;)- datk>n Owity Golf Tbur)lament al c.o.ta Mesa Golf & C.OUOtry Oub, others, 'lib fireman/paramedic Val Santo, could not play ~use of having been injured in the line of duty. but ab.owed up anyway "to support the guys." . Santo, of Newport Beach. ls based at c.osta Mea Fke Station No. 6 (adjlCellt to South Coast Plaza). An a - plosion at a recent fire, which killed a man, led to Santo's injury -a partially tom tendon in his right arm that bas required hours of medical attention. •Hverybocty gets injured at some point. It's a hlgb- risk job.• said Santo, a Newport Beach resident. who onoe injured his back during a fire fight. Santo, about a 16-handicap golfer, could only watch from a golf cart in his asaodation's fund-raiser goll tournament in chamber of commerce weather. "Th be honest with you. I believe being a flmnan ls a great job. I love it ... we're doing aomethlng worth- while and ~re glid people say tbanlt you." Santo said, when asked about 9/11 and bow It.a a1fect per- haps elevated the status of fireman in the public's view. On a lighter aide, Santo said there are several good golfen ln the C.OSta Mesa Plreftgbtera Aasodatlon, in- cluding Chris "Woody" Brtmhalf (a 4 handicap), Keith S.. GOLF, Pqe A9 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK . . Gamebusters USl'WBB&'S IDGB ICllOOL POOTMILPLAYS OF• Dm>SGaMOD .-·. ,. " . . .. .. SPORTS PREPS CdM baseball celebrates past Keough, Pries, Harper pan of inaugural Hall of Fame class, set for induction at Nov. 16 banquet. Section Division IV crown. of what he plane to make an annual event. Emme ls also using the event to help build an alumn1 registry he hopes to maintain for years to come. Those interested in attending the I n a memorable monologue from •field of Dreama,· Thrence Mann, played by Jamea Ba.rl Jones, tells Kevin Costner's character •(Baseball) la a part of our past. It remindl ua of all that was once good, and that could be Prteawaa an All-American at UCLA and was selected in the first round as a pitcher by the New York Yankees. His professional career was cut short by an arm injury. Harper, a senior first baseman-designated BARRY induction banquet, registering as alumni, FAULKNER or donating auction again.. Corona del Mar High bueball coach John Emme has embraced this sentiment wtth the formation of the CdM Baseball Hall of Fame, created to honor the individuals and teams that are not only a prominent part of the past, but, be hopes, beacons for the future. The inaugural class will be lnducted Nov. 16 at the Hyatt Newporter. at a banquet which will serve aa a fund-raber, alumni reunion. and celebnation of a program that bu produced two CIF Southern Section championships (1981 and 1999), as well as a handful of major league players. Fonner major-leaguer Man ICeousb. who starred for the Sea Kings in the early 1970s before pitching nine major league seuooa for ftve teams (most notably the Oakland A's), will be joined by inaugural inductees Jeff Pries, 1Y Harper and the 1981 CIF championship team. Pries was the CIF Player of the Year u a senior on the 1981 team, while Harper was CIF Player of the Year while leading the 1999 squad to a Southern GOIF - Continued from ~ Jones (7) and asaociation presi- dent Jetf Janzen (9). hitter at Pepperdine, owns not only most of the school's career offensive records (.514 average. 132 hllS, 24 home runs and 99 RBis). but those of the Newport-Mesa District as weU. The $100 ticket price will include tributes to the Hall of Fame's Oass of 2002, dinner, Uve and sUent memorabilia auctions. an as-yet-unnamed guest speaker, and a presentation of the school's baseball stadium project, to which all proceeds will go. Emme hopes the stadium project. the initial phase of which is estimated to cost $400,000, will be in place for the 2004 season, though economic trends indicate it could take longer. Emme said just more than $100,000 has been raised, to date. The stadium and facilities, which will eventually include a permanent display area to recognize members of the Hall of Fame. will cost around $900.000. "We want it to include past, present and future members of the program," Emme said of the banquet, scheduled from 6-10 p.m. Emme is encouraging not only former players and parents, but members of the community to attend the first items, may contact Emme at jemmeAmall. nmusd. k12.ca.us or by phoning (714) 424-7575 ext. 4002. Dave Sprowl (949) 295-1004 can also provide information. AlumnJ may also register at the program's Web site: cdmba.!eba/Lcom. ••• Like the NFL Hall of Fame lnduction ceremony, each CdM inductee will be introduced by an individual of their choosing. Harper's presenter will be his father Walt, whom, Emme predicts, will deliver an address worth the price of adrnlssion. ••• The Corona del Mar Hlgh football team was ravaged by injury in 2001 and wtth several key players already sidelined thls season. the trend appears to have spilled over. Even Coach Dick Freeman is not immune. The fonner Colorado and Long Beach State offensive lineman stepped into to a blocldng drill last week and, after a couple spirited demonstrations, came away with a lump on his forehead that was triclcling blood. ••• Speaking of injuries, Newport Harbor junior Jaime The Costa Mesa Firefighters Asaodation sponsors and sup- poru numerous charities ln the city, Including awarding two $500 scholarships each year to both Estancia and Costa Mesa high schools, as well as donating to the athletic programs at both school& The CMFA Charity Fund, the beneficiary of Monday's tourna- ment, also supports local Uttle League teama and the Costa Mesa Senior Center. Lut year, the ueodadon contributed to the New York Fire Department 9/ 11 campaign relief effort. Local tlremen flew to New York to do- nate the check. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Zach Jones, Angelo Morgan, Keith Jones and Trevor Jones, left to right, watch closely as Morgan's shot hits the green, foreground, during Costa Mesa Firefighters Association charity golf tournament at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club. It has also been a busy year for the firefighters. "There have been a lot of fires this year," Santo said. yards and causes a fumble just before halftime .. . Unebacker Ou1a Reed stuffs an Ocean View ball carrier for no gain at back to throw the ball away .. . the Mesa 1-yard line on thlrd- E.nd •ban Moundyan and and-goal . . . JCeola Asuep tackle 0.W lbawner combine makes the initial bit on an on a 7-yard aack ... Middle lin~-Ocean View ball carrier for a 6- backer Ftmando c.torena yard losa on fourth-and-goal drtUa an Intended receiver over from the Mesa 1 ... Cooper and the middle to help emure an in-comerback Lu.la Gomala completion .. . CUtorena and tackle a receiver fora 2-yard loaa end MM: ~ sandwich the ... Al Rodrtpa breaks through quarterback as be releases in the line and blocb a 22-yard the pock.et. forcing him. tempo-fteld-goal attempt ... Cooper nrt1y to the sideline . .. Rhett tacklea a receiver for a 3-yud ............ makes a touchdown-IOll ... Senior 1)lel' w.ldron ln- Mvlng tadd.e on a long punt re-tercepta a deep pus in the third cum ... Comerback ... Soza ls quarter . . . Gonzalea deltftra • tbe nm of many tacklen to halt bone-crushing blt OQ a recetvw. an option plttb for a 2-yard loea caualni a fumble that dribbles ... Moundymi'a QB preaawe out of bounds for a 4-yud IOM forcee an lnc:omplete pua ... ... Waldron breab up a deep Sor.a lnwcepta a deep IMll near pua late In the founh quarter. tbe lldeUne ... Brawnet and •CORONA DBL MAR -Cor· Poley combtned OD a ttop fOt nerback Mordy an.,.n no pin ... Outalde Unebacbr forceful tackle forces a tumble Ilea lwlnlee mabl a bJg hit that boundl out of boundt ... on a abort pin ... Btawner'I Unebacbr 1)lel' IADC9 b!Jtzet pat Nib belpl Corce an tncom· to reoord a 2-yud eact ... lJoe.. p&tdon . •.• 8ndnJae dellYerd a barht Matt w.. .. bu a nar-&MncWde blow to the quuter· lnten:ePtion ... ...,. .... blick to ba anocber ~ yanb down qulJ1ertw:k fur a Sa doo •.. Polly ACOl•I a~ yard llCk ... WwW CDlbe I to • up a ~ •.. o-&t· tacklii for no pin,,.. .... and llde 1*:bii ..._.. tnnat • .....,.. c.r combJM oo • ICDp .._.~to..., a 11111 I*' lot ao p1D and W..W tripe up lbf J-jwd laM ,., ... 0 "G b.n clnfei for 1-yard loM lO ud ...._ c... ~ to compleca a ~-quiarter wit .-noibd ID 1M IDd p ·lat ........ Mid . .,.... ... ....,. upa~._ty~*'I ··· • COS1a. lllM -OU...-t..c. drm. a NORI,. cm a l· ................ 0 •• , .... ,......, ............ .... l*I ,..._,I ·~ ··~--.. ~·...,..-.. ,_ ...... ···~e!" ........ .. a•*t aeutllilleitlto trtC t ,, ......... ~ ..... Giii .. lli!lltL§k ............ . ........ -., ............ .,.. ...... . Doug Wilson. the event's co- tournament director along with Jones, said there were 140 entries Monday. Former Corona del Mar High two-sport standout Jeff Pries, delivering a pitch in 1981, will be among the first to be inducted into the CdM Baseball Hall of Fame November 16 at the Hyatt Newporter. Diefenbach, a key member of both the Sailors' boys basketball and volleyball programs, tore an ACL during sixth-period basketball class last week and is out for the basketbaJJ seal>on. "He was running down tJ1e court in a five-on -none drill and he just puJled up." Sailors basketball coach Larry Hirst said. Hirst said the 6-foot·8 post player. who averaged nearly four poUlts last season, his second on Lhe varsity, 1s expected 10 have <;urgery this week. With recovery e)llmafes ranging from four to six months. Diefenbach's availability for the voUeyball season is also doubtful. Former Sailor Greg Perrine. now playing basketball at Olapman University. recuperated from late· July ACL surgery in about four months to play most of the 2001-02 basketball season and all of the volleyball campaign last spring. • •• By hosting Cypress Fnday night at Newport Harbor High, Cd.M became the last team in Orange County to play a home game 1h1s season. This designation, however. comes with a bold asterisk. since two of the Sea Kings "road" games were at Newpon Harbor: Week 1 against Costa Mesa and Week. 3 against Newpon Harbor in the Battle of the Bay. Todly .. 1t-Michele lct>en O~Coett CrOM Country '01 11 -Jea1le1 Wells Corona del Mer Weter polo ·02 SCHEDULE TODAY W...polo High IChool boya -El Toro et Corona del Mer, 3 p.m.; Newport Harbor~. C.pittrano Valley, at S.ddlebec* College, 4 p.m.; Senta Ana et Estancia, 3 p.m.; C:O.U MeN at Orange. 3:15 p.m.; Teeoro et S.ge Hill, 7 p.m. Cf'Oe9 oountry High school boyt end girlt -St Margaret's at Sege Hill, 3 p.m . FWdhoc:My High IChool-Newport Harbor at Westminster. 3·15 p.m . SOCC* College men -Fresno Pacific et vanguard University, 3 p.m. Community college men -Golden West et Orange Coast, 3 p.m. Community college women -Orange Coast et Golden West, 6 p.m. Vott.ybell College women -Vanguard University at The Mest91's, 7 p m High ld1ool g1r11 -Corona def Mer et Laguna Beech, 5 30 p m .. Orange et Estancia, 3 15 p.m Tennis High school -T810ro et Corona del Mer, 3 15 p m., Newport Harbor llt Irvine, 3 pm.; Ocean VtflW et E.luncle. 3 p.m, Costa Meu et Saddlebedl. 3 p.m Golf College men -UC Irvine et Club Grove lntercollegoetes. et Saticoy GC. C.menllo High school girls -Oxford Academy at Coste Mesa. 3 p m . Sage Hill at Ocean VitJW DEEP SEA MONDAY'S COUNTS Newpon unding -, boat, s anglers. 1 halibut, 60 sculpin, 1 sand dab, 1 cabezon. UCI Anteaters Women's Volleyball UC Irvine Women's Volleyball vs. Cill State Northridgc, Thundlly, Oct. 11 8t 7 p.m., Cr..tord Hall UC Irvine Women's Volleyball vs. St. Mary's, ......,, Oct. 11 .. 7 p .111., Crawford 111111 UC Irvine Women's Volleyball vs. Pacfffc, s.tunllly, Oct. 19 8t 7 p.m., Crawford ..... •Duke's AloM Slllrt Nlsht -MyOM ...... • Alo ... lllllt _.get In free. TIM crulat Al1ll• llllle •a • SIO lift certilcMe from Dlllle's •at••• .. .................. ...., s.tm'd9Y ... ~ Dulce's Aloll• Slllrt .... L For •ore lnfwmallOll, ul(Mt)UG ... or www.ae'dla..llcl. .. SPOR T S LIGHTWEIGHTS ~·spring of players Newport Harbor High· s breeding ground of field hockey players dispersed among successful frosh-soph and junior varsity teams. ~ pleoty of dwm In the Newport-Mela llreL Newport Halt>oc ta • virtual breeding ground o( field hocley plcyen where the suooesa 1eep1 down to cb.e lower 1':Yel& J.elJ., roecl>ee with Sue RiinOndo. a collegiate ~American in 1amJrllle and 8ddb0cby. "<Jmnondo) has a lot OI braloa," .Kelly said The junior vanity team went i -2 in the OC Invite, wh£ch pleased vanity coach Sharon Wolfe. SUcb a pbysk:al and exhausting game. These thoughts came to mind as l took in my first fleld hockey game last Thursday at Halper Community Center, where Newport Harbor's varsity team defeated Fountain Valley. 4-0, to On Saturday. JCim Ertcboria tro.m-soph team (7-1) won tbe Orange County invitational, golng 5-0-1 pl&ytng a junior varsity schedule, indudlng a 2· l win over Edison in the champi~p game. The Sallon were the only BRYCE ALDERTON ~did well cooalderlng they \Wre playing against vanity competition,"~ Mid. school that boasted a frosb-soph team in the tournament. I Improve to 7-0-2, 4-0-2 in the Sunset League and set a pace ror a third-straight nm to the lbumament of Ownpions, the finals so to speak for high school field hockey. Newport's Dllldca "'hnbwb scored the winning goa1 against Santa Ana In the semifinals after the t.eams went to sudden death followtns a 0-0 tie In regulation. In the tide game, Lmra V..r scored the first goal off a comer and Jlickie Dlylor scored Newport's second goal unassisted.. Girls wearing polo shirts. skirts and shin guards nm up and down the field relendes.sly, brealdng a sweat but rarely loold.Og tired, clashing sticks together to get control of the orange ball that is about the diameter of a baseball The shin auards are virtually the only protection the girls wear besides mouthpieces and the padding and mask goalies wear. As a Fountain Valley player reared back to pass the ball forward, J thought to myself how much it must hurt if a player takes a ball to the chest, stomach, head. upper thigb. anywhere but the shins. The frosh-soph roster also includes Shannon Amold. Amanda Quwr, ~ Dnb. IClnde I.me, Stephanie McJ>onalcl, Shawnee Mopt. Nlcole Newquist. Sienna Palmer, IMrd Pennington. Lara Sddlllng. ~ Shane, Lauren Smith and Brittany Ward. As of Thursday, Newport's junior varsity team led the s~t League with a 4-0-1 league mark with Santa Ana And occasionally the ball hit a player on the waist or on the shoulder causing me to say "ouch.~ But the girls keep on playing, like they just walked through a feather. (4· l-0) and Edison (3-0-2) closely following. JV coach Devon Kelly had these words to say when asked if this year's team is as strong as last year's squad, which won league. These girls are fit and tough and there ~ ...... ie-s....... The followinc persons are do1nc businen as The SR Ostrin Compa noes, 29 Hellhergreen. Ir vone. CA 92614 Stephen R O~lrtn. 29 Heatherereen, Irvine CA 92614 Thos bU$1ness Is con ducted by. 1n 1nd1v1dual Have you star led dome busmen yet? Yes. 1/1/02 Stephen R Ostrln This atatement willS !!led with the County Clerk of Or1nae County on 09/13/02 2002691694S Oa1ly Pilot Sept 17. 24, Oct I, 8. 2002 T820 ~ ..... ie-s....... The follow1nc per sons are doma business H Harbors1de Restaurant and Grand Battroom. 'llO H. Marn Street. Ntwl>Ofl Buch, CA 92661 Waterfront Enterprises, Inc (CA). 17042 Gillette Avenue. lrVIM, CA 92614 This busmen ts con· ducted by· a corpo<ahon Have you started dome business ye!? No Waterfront Enterpr1s es.Inc David A Salisbury. President Thia statement was filed with tile County Clerk of Or a nae County on 09/13/02 20026916924 Dally Piiot Sept I 7, 24, Oct 1,8,2001 T817 Pt.ceyour od today! (9.f9) 8"2-6878 ~ ..... "-S..... The followinc persons ere do1nc bu\oness as Molest one Fina ncoal. 4685 MacArthur Ct . •480, Newport Beach, CA92660 Oavod ludmg1on. 33 la Rue. Newport Beach, CA 92660 Thos business os con· ducted by ;m md1v1dual Have you started doln11 business yet? Yes, 9/1/0? Oav1d L ud1n11on This stalemenl was loled woth the County Clerk of Oran11e County on 09/13/02 20026916949 Oaoly Pilot Sept 17, 24, Oct l , 8. 2002 1119 AcffM...-..S •s........ The lollow1ne persons are doina bu$1n1ss n ResCom Mortraae Ser- v1cH 1525 Meu llerde Or East Suite 205. Costa Me~. CA 92626 Sparlrna lnvestmenl Corpouhon (CA) 36J Mobil Ave • Suite 2. Camanllo CA 93010 This busmess tS con ducted by a corporation Have you started do1na business y~t7 No Sparlrna Investment Corporation Andrew Swavely \lice Pres1denl Th" slatflmenl was fried with the County Clerk of Orange County on 09/13/02 20026916916 Daily P_,t Sept 17, 24. Oct 1,8, 2002 T827 Sill your Car in Cla.uified ! "We're definitely as strong," Kelly said ........... ie-s..... The followrnc persons ara doma buaoness u Alicia 4shley & Asscx:1 ates, 3 Birchwood. Intone, CA 9261B Ahc11 Carole Ashley. 3 Birchwood. ltvtrte. CA 92618 This buslnHs Is con· ducted by an lnd1v1du1I Have you st1rted doin& business yet? Yu, 7/15/02 Alicia Ashley This statement was fried with the County Clerk of Oranee County on 09/13/02 20026916943 Oa1ly Pilot Sept. 17. 24, Oct I. 8. 2002 T821 FktlllM ..... ie-s...... The lollowina parsons are doina business as All Sea!M>n's Sprinkler Servrc:e. 1646 Sumar Pl • Costa Mesa. CA 92626 lennrler Keane. 1646 Sumar Pl Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This busmen rs con· ducted by an lnd1v1dual Have you slatted dome busmess yet7 Yes. 2000 Jennifer Kune This statement wn ftled with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 09/13/02 20026916918 Dally Pr lot Sept 17. 24. Oct 1,8, 2002 T823 RctltlM~ -~ The lollowin& persons are doina business as CAlCAGNOS WOODFIN ISHING, Bl7 W 171h St, Costa Mesa Cal1forno• 92627 Anttiony John C•lc•e· no 1822 Pomona Ave , Costa Mesa, Cahforn1a 92627 Thos busrneu 1s con ducted by an 1nd1v1dual Have you sl•• led dCHn& busrne« yPl7 No Anthony J Calc•ano This s~tement was fried with the County Cltt1k of Oranae County on 10/07/02 20026919600 Huntrnrton Beach lnde pendent Oct. 10. 17. 24. 31 . 2002 T850 ........... "-S...... The followlna persons are dornt business u . oi,tincllv• llvlna Tll, 3101 Wnt Coast Hwy., Newport BHoh, CA 92663 Rlchtrd Grenln1er, 3101 W. Cout Hwy., Suite 100. Newport Beach. CA 92663 Tiiis bu sinus is con· dvcted bJ: an Individual Have yo11 started doina buslnen yet? No Ricflard Ctlftl"'I• Th~ abtement was filed with the C4unty Cletll of OUllJ• County Oii Ol/13/02 tl0026tl .. 11 D.ity P•t ~-17, 2•. Oct. l , •• 2002 T129 ISCl23'2 ll>TICI Of PmlD TO AD•LlllESTATtOf: VISI OIAILlS COfflAll lb Yl6l C. COfflAll Wlll>.A21SS16 To 111 heirs, benefl crarres. creditors, con· hneent creditors. and persons who may oth· erwlst be interested 1n the will or estate, or both, of: VIRGIL CHARLES COHMAN aka VIRGIL C. COFF~ A PETITION F'OR PRO· BA Tt has been flied by TOM WHISLER and OA\110 WHISLER In the Super tor Cour l of Calo lornla, County ol OR ANCE THE l'ETlllON FOR PROBATE requests that TOM WHISLER and OA\110 WHISLER be •Pf>O•nled as personal rej)f osentatlves to ad mrnrslet the estate of the~nt THE P£ TITION requests the dtc•denrs Will and codlclls. 1f any be admitted to probate. The Wiii and 1ny codoctls .,. narllble for uam1na- hon m the Irle kept by the court THE PETITION requests authority to admln1slet lhe estate under the Independent Adm1nl1 Ir a hon ol £stiles Act (Th15 Aulhoroty will allow tile pe,,onal repruen talrves to take many actions without obllon Ina court approval Before teklna cer taln very Important actooM, t>owever. the p11 ~anal repreuntahves will be requ11ed to 11ve notice to 1nterosted persons unless they have waived notice or consented to the proposed achon ) !he independent admrntslr a loon authorrty will be s11nted unless 1n rn !eruted person hies 1n objechon to lhP 1>etrllnn and shows eood cause why the court should nol &rant the authorrty A HEARING on the pet1hon will be held on OCTOBER 31. 2002 at I 30 p.m 1n Oept L73 located at J.41 The City Orrve South, Oranae. CA 92868 IF YOU OBJECT to the 1rant1n1 of the petrt1on, you should •wear •I the hearln& and state your ebjK· lions 01 file written ob1Ktlon1 with Ille court bttore the hear Inc. Your 1ppeartnce may be In peraon or by your alt0f'n1y. IF YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR or contlnaent creditor ot the dtceutd, you m11tt flit your elalf'll with the COllfl end mall a copy to the peraonal reprau11tat1wu •P· poillted by the COUfl wrtlllft four "'°""'' from ltle Ate of the first lssue11Ce of letters 11 ,ro•lded In Protlal• Code aecti..i •too lht tllM fer 1!1"11 el.imt wlN ~ e•plr• NfoH four -ntfls fft111 tlM IN«lna data ltOlicM •IK>wt YOU MAY OAlllNl'. the tilt .... " ttle court. " JOU lift I ,_Mii In· lllr"ttd Ill tM ..C.tt, '°" ""' flle Witt! tilt CO\lfl I •1..-t .. ScMlcW Not6m Cf•M Of• 154) ........... . "'""'"' -.... ...... t f ........... Of of 1n1 "'1tlefl Of ~ .. f)fovldelt "' ,.,... Codi9 Melton 1290 A lte4111111 for SP••••• Notice form Is ......,.. froll'I tllt ~• elltll, ~fowPstt I ~, ............ .. .,, .. 4"1 ·-· ..... Ct •• .... !::'J:"t ..W, CA r:w. ... •·13 ~-e.. ... = Od9N l, 1 'Ibis year's JV n>lt.e£ features forwards Amanda~ andJullaBemay, midflelders Medcfte Andenon and Jenny'DtJlor along with Oenvn• Andeean. Wbltmy Bl\lttmm, Carley <Jwn+eWia, n.oe, Cowie, Undll Posis, s.11& Qvnmwn, Amanda Hoflenbws, 0.., lbbeaon. a.a law--,• 1pm. AableyMdntmb. Ura f'net .. n. AIJ9on Ramler. Colope Sdtmklt, ... Slmmom, RKbel 'lboalf*ID and Ba:bel 1.arnaw. All three Newport teams total 57 players. with 20 on varsity. 21 on JV and 16 on the frosh-soph team. Quite a farm system has developed at Newport -and in judging by last week's 4-0 varsity win over Fountain Valley, once the girls get to the top level, they are ready for the fiercest compedtion. Most schools only carry a varsity team, with JV and freshman teams few and far~ Wolfe said. Playing varsity competition can only make the frosh-soph and JV teams better so if and when the players make It to varsity they will be able to carry on the recent winning ways at Newport Harbor. S1IUl)I COUil Of wcaA, cowrn Of GUii&( 341111atT.vl POST OfRCI IOI 14171,0UllGl,CA Hl63-1S71 lAIOIUUI .M'fKI Cllml PmOOltOf -.n.u.v. fOI OWl&I Of llAll OIDll TO SHOW CAISI fOI OIAl5I Of llAll WI llJUl:A21S007 TO All INTERESTED PERSONS I. Petitioner. Suona Thi Kteu \lo llled a petlhon with this court for a decrM ch•nc1n1 names as follows· Suona Thi Kleu \lo to Samantha \lo 2 TH£ COURT OROCRS that all persons Int•· esttd 1n this mattlf' shaft appear bef0<e tlus court 11 th• htarloc Indicated below to llhow causa If any, wtly the petition for chan1• of name should not b•r•nled. NOTIC OF HEARING Oate 10/29/02 Time: 2·00 p m Dept.· L73 Tile address of tile court Is same as noted above . 3 A copy of this Order to Show tause sh.all be publlshed at least once each week for four successive weells prior to the dat~ set for hurine on the petition 1n the lollowin& news- paper of a•ne11I clrcu· lation, printed in tllis county: Dally Pilot. (949)642-4321 DATl1 AUO 21, 2002 JUDGI llCMHD O. ruz11. SI., JUDGI °' THI sutt11to1 coun Publi1hed Newport BHch Cost. Mesa Oa~y Pilot Sept 17, 2• ~I. 1,8,2002 T81S LEGAl ll01ICI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Education of the INW· port Mesa Unified Sdlool Orstrlct of Orana• County will recelu sealed bids up to S:CO 1 m on th• October 16. 2002, at th• Purchasfna Office of .. Id School Olstnct. i-.ted at 2915- 8 Bear StJMI, Costa Men. CA 92626, at whteh time said bids wltt bt publicly opened encl rHd fo1. lltmlcel ~-4 L .... All 61ils are to be In eccordance with Condi· lions, Instructions. and Specifications Which art on flit In the offiu of tM Purdluln1 Director Of .. Id School Diattlct, 2985·1 Bear Street, Cuu MIM, CA 11262S. A l'ttfMmance 8oM may be rtq11lred at ti. dlmc:fetion of the Dtltrlct. No bidder may wttll• ••• his bid for • pttlod of FO«TY·FIYE ('5) deya lftlf tflt date Ml fw tfle ~1,. thereof The 8-4 of E~ lion tf tile ~· MtH U111fltd ScllMI 01strict r-rwtt CM rtpt to retect a11y llf .. ~-"'"........,.., '""'' tlM io-t .... ..... ::r fttNlltJ or Irr lll 11t1 Mdr • lftwottt llU A UNI nro ICMOOl °""'9CT tfOr ... c.-ty /'1/-•l..~ ........ l .CNlll. Dlttctor ef ,-~ t114Wtt...,.. 71A/UH077 rv•tttrt•• "••~r1 hldl..cem ... ~ o ••••• , liiil PllUC ll01ICI ll011CI Of WI Of ....... ....n NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER AHO PURSUANT TO SECTION 1988 OF THE CALIFOR· NIA Cl\lll COOE THf. PROPERTY LISTEO BC· LOW BELIEllEO TO BE ABANDONED Will BE SOLO AT PUBLIC AUC· TION AT SOUTH COAST SELF STORAGE, 3480 W. WARNER AVE .• SANTA ANA. CA ON OCT. 11, 2002 AT 11.30 A.M. AUCTIONEER MR. RICHARD (OICK) SIOOERS CALIFORNIA STAT£ BOHOi 5088400 THE FOLLOWING UNITS HAVE ,.SC HOUS£HOLO ITEMS AHO BOXES. 11 l A R ANO.All HORTON. 121, ORLANOO JOHN· SON 300 JANET DIANGELO 4A PHllllP HAY 607 GUSTAVO CASTllLA 924 ROS£MAAY CAR ROll SOUTH COAST SELF STMAGE SHARON YOUNG Dally Pilot Oclot>.r I. B. 2002 T846 firm. ...... ......... The followina persona ar• doina business es The Vineyard, 303 llbla Suer~. Newport BHell, CA92660 Wlnetree Studios, Inc tCA>. 303 Vista Suerta. Newport Buch, CA 92660 This business rs con-ducted by 1 corpouhon Have you started doina business yet? Yes. May I. 2002 WinelrM Studios. Inc Nancy Lona. Presulent lh11 statement was fried with the County Clerk ol Oranae County on 09/13/02 2002H 16t42 011ly Pilot Sept. 17, 24. ~t. I, I, 2002 T822 RPmllfAOI atTC*IAa.t SUllUIY ~ ........ ~----... OdM&,aot llKCll'9 Al7aP .a fOIHIMllm& ·ORDINANCE FOR AOOPTlOH OROIHAHCl RELATING TO WIRELESS TELE· COMM UNICATIONS; ADOPTION Of COUNCIL POLICY l -23 RE.LATINO TO THE SITING OF WIRELESS TELECOM· MUNICATIONS 'ACtll· TllS ON CITY ·OWNED a.MO. JilSCEllANEOUS ACTIONS MAYOR'S APPOINT· M£Nl'S TO Tiit MY 41ft WUT ltEWl'OIT SNETY ~COMMn'l[[. lll>GEl AMENOMEllT APPAOl'ttlATllfG AOOI· TlOfML FUNDS ro ,,.. CM'.ME SUMMER KACH llESTROOM lieAlfn[-NANCE. Oall1 Piiot Oetow I , 2002 TMI BRIEFS Lancers edge Vanguard, 1-0 The Cal Baptist WomenB IOCCel' team fired 18 shots Monday against visiting Vanguard and defeated the Uons, 1-0, in a Golden State Athletic Conference game. Amy Harris scored tbe game's only goal froin 10 yards out at the 71 :55 rn.aJt as the Lancers improved to 4-3, 2-1 in the GSAC Vanguard (4-5-2, 1-2) attempted only two shots in the second hal£ VU goalie Jo.rdan Fred.rilcsen had six saves. ••• GOLF:UClwomenlnhunt The UC Irvine women's golf team is in eighth place after one round of the Heather Parr/Untversity of C.Olora.do Tuumament ........... ie-s...... The foOow1n1 pttsons are dolna bu11ness as· TopOoa Procurement. 217 1/2 Topu Avenue, Newport Buch, CA 92662 Carolynn• E Walker, 217 1/2 Topu Avenue, Newport Buch, CA 92662 This buslnen is con ducted by: an lndlvtdual Have you sl•rted doin_c business yel? Yes. 7/1/02 Carolynn• E Welker This statement was hied with the County Clerk ol Or a nae County on 09/20/02 20026917723 011ly Pilot Sept 24, Oct 1,S, IS,2002 T8J8 Ac-. ..... ... s..... The fotlowina tNrsons are dolna b1n1.,.u H A ) •At Your Request'. B.)A c11ers Nleht ~t. C.) A Kitchen Compan ocm, 0.) A Chers Tour. 213 13th St1eet, Hun· tinaton Bueti, CA 92648 MldlHt J O'B11en, 213 13th SlrMt, Hunt•ncton BeKh. CA 92648 This buslneu Is con ducted by an 1nd1v1du1I Heve you star ltd doln& business yet? No MlchMI J O'Btlen This sl1tement wu filed with the County Clerk ot Oranae County on 09/26/02 20026t1'4JO . Delly Piiot Oct 1, 8, 15. 22. 2002 T847 Adtllll ..... ie-s...... Tho follow1n1 persons are do1n1 busrnns as HOUM of AtfOfm l'llates StudlO, 508 Old Newport Blvd , Newl>Ofl BHch, CA 92663 Jarrne Uchl1ono. 298.31 Hiddenwood. la1un1 Nlpel, CA mn Heidi F undefbur•, 298.3 I Hiddenwood, laauna Ni111••. CA mn This buslneft Is con ducted by co·p.rtnars He'A you started dolna bual-. yet' No .lel1M Ucf!lzono This 1tate1Mnt was flled with tflt County Clerk of Oranp County on09M/02 IOH6t1HH Dally Piiot Sept. 24, Oct. 1.1. 15.2002 T836 .......... ... s...... The follow1na tNrsons are dolnc buS1ness as. A.) Starr Telem.arkettna. 8.) Excellent leads. C.) Bailey Bus1nH1 Solu- tions, 0.) Bebe Business Development, E.) E Proeusma Co . F.) One Tome Process1<111 . 8 Seyne. Newport Coast. CA 92657 Forst Principal, Inc •. (CA). 8 Seyne. Newport Coast, CA 92657 This business ls con- ducted by· a corpor1tron Have you sUrted dolna bu11ness yet? No Ftrsl Proncipal, Inc Neri F elahy. President This statement was hied with the County Clert. of Ounae County on09/l3/02 20016916926 Dlllly Pilot Sept 17. 24. Oct. l ,8,2002 T825 Re-. ..... "-S..... The followln& petsons are doina bUStneu as: Ehle S.CW1ty S.rvicn, 18006 Slly Park Clrcle. Suite 211, lrvtne, CA 92614 Security Personnel Ser· VICH. Inc. (CA). 18006 Sky Pwk Crrcle, Suite 21 1, lrvlne, CA 92614 Thls buslnns Is oon· ducted by' a corporation Hive you started dorna buslness yet? No Security Personnel Ser~ vices, Inc. Betty Kam insky. President This statement was fried with the County Clert. of 0. ane• County on 09/13/02 20026916910 Dally Pilot Sept 17, 24. Ott 1,8,2002 T828 Re-. ..... ......... The foltowinc persons •'• doln1 bUS1ness as: JS Business Solutions. 13206 Myford Rd., Alli !>47, Tustin, CA 92782 Justin Alsabt1, 13206 Myford Ad., Alli. S47, lu1t1n, CA 92782 This bus1nesa IS con· ducted by an iftdlvldual Hava you 11Jtrtecl doln1 business yet7 No JwUnAlsabtl Thia atatament was llttd with ttle County Cief11 of Onnp County onot/13/02 IOOIHl69H Dally Pilot ~I. 17, 2•, Oct. 1,8,2002 Tll26 Freshman Sara Huber &eads UO in 18th place at 77, six ~kes off the pace. The event concludes today with the final 18 holes. SteJla l.8e (78), Angela ~n (78), Shelly Haworth (82) and Olannlng Love- joy (87) are also playfng for UO. Nevada tops the 16-team field at 298. UO shot 315. ••• GOLF: Toweney advances Marianne Tuwersey beat Valeta Pitt- man of Roanoke, Va., 8 and 6, in the first round of match play Monday in the U.S. Senior ~mens Amateur Ownpionship at Mid-Pines in Southern Pines, N.C ,.... ...... ... --.. The followrna persons 1re dome busrneu H Advanced Specialty Riulna. 1145 N Ores den. A~he1m, CA 92801 D1v1d lee Hammett, 1145 N Cruden Ana harm, CA 92801 This business rs con ducted by. an 1nd1v1d11al Have you started do1nc busmen yet' Yes. 8/1/02 Oavld lee Hammett This statement wu fried with the County Clerk of Or a nae County on 09/13/02 2002H16U 9 Daily Piiot Sept 17 24, Oct I, 8, 2002 T824 AcllM ...... .......... The follow1n1 per sons are doina business as W1lk1u Clothrn& ~8 Plerremont Ahso V1e10. CA92656 J n· Frey Inc !i8 Pi¥remont Ahso 111110 CA92656 flus bUStntU IS con ducted by a corpoullon Have you slMted do1n1 busmess yet' No Jn· Frey, Inc Paul J Wilkes. C£0 This stetement was hied with the County Clf!fll of Oranae County on 09/13/02 2002H 16948 Oarly Pilot Sept. 17, 24. Oct. 1,8,2002 f818 fk91am ..... ----lh• follow1n1 petsons tr• do•na busrneu as· A.) \lldto Hill, B.) D11h 4 You. 112S Vocl0<la St . •R. Costa Men. CA 92627 San11ev Kumar . 33 Statehousa Pl . Irvine. CA92602 This business 1s con ducted by· en lndiv1du1I Have you star led dorna business yet1 Yes, 03/11/97 San1eev Kumar This statement wu filed with the County Cieri< of Ounce Counly on 09/16/02 20026917057 Daily Piiot Sept 17. ?4 Oct 1.8.2002 T832 ~ ..... ... s...... The follow1n1 persons .,, do•na bu11nen as IQUADRA Communrc. IKN1s. 20 P1llhn1, •316 Irvine. CA 9261? Bahram Soley"""' 20 Palahne •316 Irvine CA 92612 Tlus business rs con ducted by an 1ndmdu1I Have you st.,ted do1ne business yet7 No Bahrem Soleym1nr Th11 statement was toled with tne County Clerk of .Oun&• County on 09/13/02 20026916922 Dally Pilot Sept 17. 24, Oct. I. 8, 2002 T816 PLUG IN Plug into the Pilot Class1f1ed section to find services from electronics and plumbers. to landscapers and painters Daily Pilot ( 1 . · t •· , 1 , , ,, 11 • • • • ,, , , , ,., r .. /1 ,, •·. , 1 .1 , STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • Daily~PilOt Policy How to Place A ~ and deadlines are sub,JCCt to chaOge without notice. 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ESPN & Os:. pocj. &. !IC-Qe1 Und c:*-IO fwys Mn t1lrT1 oc ""1Jtk. bchs. ~ Wall IO ~tesV CXlST A r.€SA M:>1Ul m 1Zl7 Ha-bar BM! ~ Rooms for Rett 6040 NI/rooms avail in ta home w/pool pool table. fully furn all new •ppls Must se~ 714 746 5158 ~ llr 1n beautiful houn w pool &. 1ac pron perl' d S700m .. 112 m: &. Ill c ll~!17Uii77 RESIDENTIAL RENTALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Balboa Peninsula OClAH & IAY VllWSI 2BR <OHICC?) IBA Furn 01 uni urn vt:AAL v New Oeca-Nd Fh"f'am smM.C> nc1 ua -~ M9-47S-4!72 ,., 2 .. ~··st.,.. to beach F p 2c 1•r I ynr tease. no pets $2100/mo 626 359.4539 0 ..... WW.-o.,.loor La 281 lower w/patio. $23001mo le 381 2Ba upper w/b.&lc $2600/mo rut lex Fp 11araee pa1i.1n11 W 0 furn 1mu1ne views Avail Now •at 949 795 "138 Yeeriy lor .. 3Br upper w/den. 111 master w/watk - 1n·c.lst. vault ce1ls. ocean &. bay views. quiet loco. $2650/mo avail mid Oct Call aat 949 795 4038 leo11ttfwl leyfre•t ..,,..,. Charmine 28• 281 eo• 1eou\ views of Bay and lurnin11 Chan nel 111 bale w/f p 11a1 park1n11 $2900/mo Avail Now •at 949 795·"138 Corona dtl Mar lbr 2ba hse nu firs wd Balboa bland patio c.V•m doll ok $21SO (OHM SAT-SUN 0.-1,.. b11&hl upper 11-3) • 431 Oahha Ave studio apt lull kite ba •A Kevin 949 851 0424 drsna rm Ip laund yrl lse $1150 949 673 3437 ••• 41r 2 .. Vkterl- Creat Car Apt !Br. 111 Home 2fp. ho"t &. rear deck, melds utts. quiet yard La kitchen. 2 c iiar end of Island $1400mo S3200/mo 949 721 5747 avail now 949·675 7625 v-iv 111 3Br 2Ba. lower unit houses to water a•r Pf kll. patio quiet loc $2300m Avail end of Oct •II 949 ~ In recognition of National Business Women's Week October 21 to October 25, 2002 join us in promoting our community's "Women In Business" Plan to take part in our Friday, October 25th publication reaching over 45,000 readers! Dead.line for space&. copy is Tuesday, October 22 by Spm. Jane Doe Owner, The Fashion Place 2 col. x 2 inches at $45 each For more Jnformatioo & tpaee reMrYation call yom clwi&ed aJe. represencadft at *YUlllY'llr LIASIS Bill GRUNOY REAL TORS ....... 75--6161 Jtir, lite yrly rental, Ip, dw, wd hkup, nu pelnV carpet, 2 car tandem '*•Alt 949-293-4630 292 v• ...... nr bch. l br upper, IC, 1ar. w/d, pool. 11400rno. 949-760- 0376, 949-836-3730 cell hye14e VW... 2Br 28e, Fp, patio, "2 pools, w/d, Sl650m yrly n/pets/ smll1. 949-673·6913 21t lie, upper, ownert unit/lots of tnler1or llPll'•da. 1•r. 11 deck, W/f> fee, mu,1 sH. $1700/mo. 714·914·9514 1119191wff 21r, 21a, + ...... 1520sf, 2-car car. In l'Hnbelt community w/pooA. Awil now Sl9150'n Sm pets welcome Will show '*-! 8-2;.J) M-F 714-434 uu SIAFdl Gated, 2 pools, 2 spas, 2 tennis courts, Clbhse, Gym. Secure Prk1, Nut to Hoa1 Hospital l Ir Cetallna/Oceen VlewaSl,fso. 21r 211 Pe .. theuH $21t0 McwyAmo W. McGuire (t4t)646-6770 Prudential Calif RHll POUCY In en tffOf't to ofter the t>.st fff'Vlc« possible to eur readers and adver· tlMrs. we will require Contractors who adver tin in the Ser vice OirectOf'y to Include tlleu Contractors license number in the" adver tlsemer>t Your c o operation 1s 1reatly p lCll!t9d. .,...., RlmodlUng ·--~ K*'-' I Bath I Rarnodel M9n. ..... .,bsmn ollllJl15 ~ 911V*i!B/li 11111111 """ v<Mf'IT~n~ llepeh, P1tchlnc. tnatan ~1. any slie jobs WllOl••llf 949-492·0205 a1 I I n-1 d1 ' tM way ,.v ... It i!rlwa llP 1tell1llle Xlnf ref's. ,._...c .. M!M45-«IM TIOVAll 3br 2.5b1 pepta111 ftr plln, wp· ....,., •lnlle level, •st SlOOO "949-293-4630 L.14e Isle 311r 281. ll•ama d cell'•· Fp, lm1111e, patio, 2c ,.,, $3200/mo. IM9-673-7390 l.;.~''ii: ••&-~•· Oc.1 ft_, on tM sand, 4bf 2ba yrly rental, new cwpet, MW paint, ast S3800 949-293-4630 HOUSI UDO ISU 28r + den, 38a, 2 Stor~, fp, patio, ,.,,,,, S3900/mo ... , ... ,,_ .. ,4 •IAYSHOalS• o.t ... c•-111ty, 38r Jea home w/b•y view. $4800/mo. 949-466-7460 Nlwport Coat G ... , c-tty 2Br 28e, F rplc, laundry. very nice. S2195/mo Cell •ft Rodney 949-717·4798. Solllll.Jgn Y..ty II Studio w/full kitchen & bath, Fp, le aar, avail now $850/mo. Call agt. 949-795·4038 Emp'°"1*ll -,.....,,.,.. te S-len. Rewardln1 positions to provide m·home com· panionship, 1lomemak- in1. errands. Flo PT hrs or 24 hr shifts, Car reg'd! 714-444-4881 bee a..i1t. alnt written & verbal skills. Of'laln· 1zed. mulh·laslled. WOf'd, Excel, Outlook, Internet. Fax resume/seluy his· torr 949-873-0017 Patty MANAOIMllfTr Tum for Assistant Man· 11rrs @ lerae storace facility -Z deys per week. hp a +,but will tum. Extra Storaae HB. 714-841·4466 C.,..vtar At•I••-~• @your pace @ your home or OFFICl:. lnd1- v1dual coach1na. internet S4t·up. softwera, trou· blnhoohn1 web desilJI .. mn. 0.-9&m9J72 rT SHOUU» II FUNI c....., ... Softws1V Hardware onstallallon. lrOli* ~ M1llC'A'C. _.. ... ~- Conaa & Macny ...... , ... -....... ~ 'ff A6 o-ttre, 4lk ml, silver und, moonrool, CO, fabullou• COM tllfoulftt 119,000 flnencl111 I wan avail vt42!1817 llir --.11111 ltAZO'OO AC,A~ow•us (2142' $16,ttS MAI CADl.lAC IOO-t4S-Sst2 IMW 'ts UOI 10iJll m1. Of'll lady owner, boolls, recOf'clf, blll/blll. 10 drsc CO, Chrome whl. llf81ed, rVwrilr. lie IWW CXJnd, $12.9!l6 ftn ..,. aYlil vf !66141 949-586-Ulll8 IMW 't4 740M Blue/ Grey, 73k mites. lint cond, Of'lalnel owner. s 15 .500 949-644.-7968 IMW '94 USls C...-891t full books I records Blk/tan. sunroof CD, superb orle cond, $10,995 vl752196 Bkr 949-586-1888. IMW 'U S.01 lOOk ml, bleck/black, CO, boob, recOf'ds, beautiful onaln1I cond $12,995 vtl626751 Bllr 965111). 1888. Ce4111ec •oo EW......_ ITC 26k m1, full factory wafl. pt1rl whlte/oet· ~I lthr. clwome whls, 1old Pk&, like new $22,995 f1nenc1n11. war nnty avail v•277952 Bkr. 949 586-1888 CATHA '99 6yr-lOOI& 1111.C .... MecCert. (004904) $ IS,t9S NAH*S CADILLAC I00 ... 4S-SSt2 0..wy '7J v-, VI, auto. A/C. pb, ps. areal utillty truck, wndows .. around $1700 !M!M>tZ-5711 D'WGANCI va ·tt Very a.-. Mwt S.. (715551) $12,992 NAIOS CAOIUAC IOO..t4S-S5t2 DEVft.U '02 UNDll l SK 1111, low lnter•••.v•..W.. (201712) $21,995 NAll*S CAOIUAC I00-945-S5t2 DMW'02 va. Very ct..., (201 r;r s-'S!i.tts NAii~s cADtUAc 100..t4S-SSt2 D ..... 't7 2500 v- ConverSM>n areen, cap loans seall, relll foldln1 seats. TV/VHS, superb machlnacal & body cond, vl500667 S5995 Bkr 949·586-1888. GIN YOUIMOMI IMPIOVIMINT PIOJICT? Cell e plumber. painter. handyman, or any of the areal servlcu listed here m our service directory! 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SB.150 71•·271 ·1215 f ... 4 f lSO '94, 4•4 Blick. 85k ml, •Int cond. runs areal. very clean, bed security box , S8.150. 714·271· 121S Far4 '99 T-LX 3311 ml. Wh1te/1rey int, 11re1ed non/smkr Ilka new cond. v621541 $6995 Bkr 949-586-1888 Aoortng/Tlle CUSTOM CJllA'IM 1U lnmllltion, slate. csamlc. nwble, stone. .... lt7S U612044 1111 n~l2-9961 llMY ....... Repaired Rearoulin &. Installation DEAN TILE 949-673-8065 11~&ir:r31 flrllllrll 40 Years Service of Canin1. Rush. Reed I Wicker Work 510 Old ~wport Blvd. New Beac:ll •.. I ' II I '" .1 . 'I' . .t • 9rpnic Soludont • OrOucht Tolerant • Bi.rd. & Buttail.iis • P.nav Savingt • Low ldainttnanc.c Or•ti111 ~ptl "' s,,..,r "' Y#lf '"' 1. ''"'I•, ...... ' WIST ~ ,. .,, <> l[J64 •A3 2 ' SOtrrH •AK 10174 ~AJ5 0 IOI •KQ The bidding: . NOR111 EAST .... .... ........ ~ .... .. .... WEST INT 10 .... .... From the late 19Sos IO the early 1970s, wodd bridCt 1 'Zou dominated by the le endlry . 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