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Home My WebLink About2002-10-23 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot• Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2002 10 YEARS LATER: NEWPORT-MESA'S EMBEZZLEMENT SCANDAL School embezzlement left deep mark Former district Budget Director Stephen Wagner managed to skim millions from the Newport-Mesa schools' budget and stunned a community. Co-.G TOMORROW What steps the district has taken to prevent another embezzlement. EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK A year fall of scandals Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MFSA-It was 10 years ago that signs of a million-dollar em- bezz1ement first appeared in· the New- port-Mesa Unified School Disbict, eventually sending shockwaves through the administration and eroding the public's trust when it turned out the man entrusted with the financial stew- ardship of the disbict was responsible. Stephen Wagner, who was the dis- trict's budget director, was suspended Oct. 23, 1992 pending an investigation that eventually turned up an embezzle- ment of close to $4 million. Wagner pleaded guilty that December to embezzling more than $3.5 million - at the time, the largest school disbict was in her first year on the board when embezzlement in state history. In March the embezzlement was discovered. 1994, Wagner was sentenced to five "1bat was the hardest part,· Fluor years in prison. He died in jail from said. "The bigest thing all of us felt is complications of AIDS after spending that an lndividual couJd do that and lie about a year and a half in a medical right to your face." ward. Wagner, whq was 40 at the time the Since then, the district has gone to embezzlement was discovered, was ar- great lengths to implement a series of rested Nov. 24 at his $1 million Dover checks and balances to prevent one per-·Shores home after a 20-year career with son from wielding so much financiaJ the school district. power. It has been so successful rhat the As far back as 1980, the district had district's system is now a statewide been faulted for flawed accounting pro- model. cedures that could lead to embezzle- While the financial loss was a devas-ment. But since Wagner was the one tating blow to the district. the deeper who fixed the mistakes when auditors wound was the loss of trust throughout found these deficiencies, he was able to the community because of Wagner's be- trayal, said trustee Martha Fluor, who See SCHOOL, Pa1e A4 0 ctober of 199~ ~a pretty crazy tune m the Daily Pilot newsroom. It's not often that a newspaper can sinlc its teeth into one big scandal, much less two. But that is exactly what we had going 10 years ago. and I was fortunate or unfortunate (depending on your point of view) to be a part of it all. Ultimately, our coverage of from the California N~paper Publishers Assn. For the city, however, there was no doubt this was unfortunate. Kevin Murphy was barely on the job a year as city manager when a new set of problems, merely a year after ___ _._..__.__, the revelations that longtime TONY city Utilities Director Bob Dixon had been embe721ing DODERO close to S2 million from public funds, surfaced. those scandals became part of a sample of work for which we won the coveted General Excellence Award Still licking their wounds from See NOTEBOOK, Pa&• M Campaign tricks weave onto Web Newport candidate Zippi has filed a police report claiming someone took control of her Web site and e-mail account. S.J. Cahn Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The age-old game of campaign trickery has stepped into the 2 I st century. Marianne Zippi. one of three City Council candidates running for the Bal- boa Peninsula District I seat, says some- one -she does not know who -man- aged to change the user name, password and other information for her Web site and e-mail at around noon on Monday. Since then. she bas received irate calls from people ~hollering and screaming~ about e-mails they received from her e- mail address while it wa'I out of her con- trol. The problem, she said, first appeared after her computer frore Monday. When she restarted her computer. she could not sign onto her account, which is with Pacific Bell S£»I HILLER I DAILY Ptl 0 T Newport Beach Firefighter Ron Gutierez at Station No. 8 shows off the department's new griH, which has everything, even the kitchen sink. When the problem persisted Tuesday morning. and following the phone calls. she got a hold of Pacific Bell and deter- mined someone had changed her infor- mation. Now they're cooking ~Finally. when we found out someone had gotten into it, I called the police and filed a report,~ said Zippi, who is facing incumbent Tod RJdgeway and Green- light-backed Madelene Arakelian in the Nov. 5 election. Newport Beach firefighters are prepared to fire up their $12,<JVO barbecue. DHpa Bharath Daily Pilot B arbecue lovers may call it a dream machine. Uoyd Ikerd just calls it "a legacy.~ In three weeks. Ikerd, a member of the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce's Commodores Oub, designed a mammoth custom-built grill on a trailer on which firefighters cooked up more than 1,000 hot dogs for their Public Safety Day on Oct. 6. The grill was donated to the Fire Department by the c.ommodores Oub. It was Ikerd's brainchDd.· The unit Itself is a custom trailer 12 feet long, 4~ feet wide and 4 feet tall. It lncludes large grills. griddles for pancakes, two built-in Igloo coolers to store meat and even a stainless steel sink. And it's all powered by three propane tanks.. Ikerd helped the Long Beach Pire Department put together a similar grill more than 15 years ago. Hit's a great legacy for the S.. COOKftG, Pqe M Lt. John KJein of the Newport Beach Police Department said Tuesday after- noon that the department was still putting together the rq><>rt and no in- vestigation bad begun. A likely first step 1n their wott. he said. wouJd be to contact the Internet provider. The police report is being taken for unauthoriud computer ac- cess, a violation of section 502 of the Pe- nal <:ode. Klein also said Zippl's report was the Survey says Newport residents content Daily Pilot SPORTS Telephone questionnaire aiding city officials in crafting the city's new General Plan focuses on mansionization, traffic, tourism. JuneCeuar•nd• Dally Pilot NBWPOJlT BBACH -Res.I· dents' pnlKdpdon b •anan. llonmdon. • one of 1hi mo11 pullonalely debated --. In the~ .. to do iloChlnl- Of the t,000 Nlldentl WbO lft• swered. ~ ~ ..... Mid .... ~ .. --to ... l&nlri me .. ol new or ..... ileitbomel .. ,..~· •• l8kl the ndel lftl IDO ~ IDd The survey waa conducted as part of the General Plan update proceu to gather lnput foT re- writing the flJl-readdng docu· ment. Its results wot be factored in with Miderlt Input guheted during <:Ommunlty wodtahops and the city'• "'Vlllonlng Fesdval" to map out the citYt filtwe In fN· ery area from deYdopment to wa~uality. entl split OI\ OOw IO ac- commodate more,,........~ '"' Mid the dty lbcM.dd buld more ftlltrOOJ'm, 51 'Jf. allld the dty lhould pnMde ........... tee and so. iaid lllOl8 ~ .. ... sylMV ...... M .. AT A GLANCE ONTtEWEB: www.~com WEATHER ~ ~onTueedrf,theam .... .,.. toc19v. S.PlllllA2 ELECTION 2002 iwo ...... _...,,, ... po•tdtodl\I. ........ Otenge Cout College women snap eypt._.• win atreet wlttt 1-1 80ClCer tie. S..PlipA7 FORUM Afonw~Bwf\ m8yOf clec:il 111 Ge• llght. ...,_ . COSTA•SA s.w..l~c:emeout °' ·~ atvCounc:M m I dng. ... ..... Al PET OF THE WEEK little Munchkin Uttle Munchkin la a 4-month-old female cat scheduled to have fJYe surgery on Thunday. She'll be available for adopdon thia weekend. Six more kitten.a, who were 'bandoned by a private rescuer at a veterinarian hospital due to the hlsb boarding fee, will also be available, said DiAnna Pfaff-Martin, founder of the Community Animal Network.. The kittens, now 8 months old, were kept at the hospital for many months and were going to be euthanlud until a technician at the hospital contacted the network for help. "It is my very strong opinion that veterinarians could offer so much to the rescue community by giving a limited number of 'free· boarding cages to a rescue group and lower the prices of spaying and neutering to help control pet overpopulation,• Martin said. See other animals available for adoption at www.animalnerwork.org or stop by Russo's pet store at Fashion Island between noon and 4 p.m. on weekends. Information: (949) 759-3646, or write to the Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach, CA 92658. NEIGHBORS The Peterson Group of Newport Beach appointed Arlene Garfield office coordinator. With more than lO years of administrative Arlene Garfield and sales management experience, Garfield is expected to be an asset to the I I -year-old full-service marketing communications agency. She will be responsible for facility operations, safety procedures, office material acquisition, travel coordination. reception, internal archiving and meeting coordination .... Navy Seaman Recruit Nathaniel R. Taylor recently graduated from the Basic Enlisted Submarine Course at the Naval Submarine School in Groton, Conn. Taylor, son of Denise C. Lang or Macon, Miss. and Patrik M. Taylor of Costa Mesa, completed the five-week course that focused on basic construction theory and operation of nuclear-powered submarines, shipboard organization, damage control and safety, as weU as hands-on training with reality simulators .... Marine Corps Pfc. Jonathan 0. Bus of Costa Mesa recently . completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Bass, son or Jeanine M. and Jeffrey 0 . Bass, completed the 12-week lfaining consis ting of a physical conditioning program. as well as classroom and field instruction. Bass, a 2002 graduate of Newport Harbor High School, ended his training phase with The Crucible, a 54 -hour team effort of problem solving evolution prior to his graduation ceremony .... Larry Moore will take over as the new crew coach at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Moore, a former member of OCCs 1970 varsity eight crew team, rowed for two years at Cornell University in Larry Moore New York and has been a rowing coach for 20 years. He was also the head crew coach at UC Irvine from 1983 to 1991. ... Enterprise Rent-A-Car announced last month's promotion of Gina Nguyen-Denton to area manager of offices in Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and Santa Ana. Nguyen-Denton, who began her career with Enterprise in 1997 as a · . management trainee working behind the rental counter, will be responsible for the five offices and 20 employees. She holds her degree in political science from UC Santa Barbara and will be based in the company's north Huntington Beach branch .... Stephanie Wal, a senior at Santa Catalina School in Monterey. has been selected as a semifinalist in the 48th annual National Merit Scholarship competition. She is the daughter of Mrs. Kit Yee Wai of Newport Beach. Nationwide, about 16,000 semifinalists have been selected. They now have the opportunity to continue in the competition for about 8,000 Merit Scholarship awards. worth $30 million, that will be offered next spring. More than 1.3-million high school juniors in more than 20,000 U.S. high schools entered the 2003 National Merit Program by taking the 2001 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. • NEIGHBORS spotlights achievements in the community. Please direct noteworthy information to Christine Carrillo via fax at (949) 646-4170. or send e-mail to christinB.carrillo@lstimBs.com. Daily A Pilot VOL 96, N0.296 THOMAS H. JOHNSON. JoMJ.s.nto.. Publlaher Art Director I Newt DMk Chief TONY DOOERO, (949157~4 Editor jou.untrntlflltl,.,,...oom JUD'( 0£TTING, ... Mc:OWtll. ~.a.=:r Photo SupeM9or (949)~ Promodona ~or tm.photoO~com Hewe Edtlol-t Gina Alexender, Lori Anderaon. Pllul Seltowiti, O•nlel St9Yent EDfTING ITAff NEWBSTUf: 1..1.c... Ctlme ~ ~rtet, ~Editor CNl l'U-4.233 (941)574-4 .,.,,.,, . .,,,,. ~oom dHpil.bha,.ttrtllatlmea.com ........... ...... =·· Qylcllor Newport t9p0fter, (948) 674-4232 ,...,.,....... Ju,..,~•IMlmea.com )llirW..,,..,.~ Feetu,.,.;::::, =4-4208 --~ ..... ~ng.d1Mg•"1tl,,,.oom .. OMDJ ..... ca.. fO(I# . ....,, ...... ~ Polltlct Wtd emMol'"*1C rtPOffilt, ~'9iMU) ......, ......... 1»411.dlnlott•.....,.,oom ,......,, &Amii ....... Cl9tPMm eo.. Me8e ~. , .... 174-4211 ..,..~~ ~11111,,,_com ~ FOR A GOOD CAUSE LindaHovee T o Linda Hovee, education falls right in line with basic necessities of life: food, air, water, love. "Without it, you are dead," Hovee said. That is why the Newport Beach resident dedicates numerous volunteer hours tutoring at Estancia High School. Hovee and a group of five other devoted volunteers have nurtured the tutoring program, sponsored by Girls Inc. in Costa Mesa, from its inception and designed it to make sure Costa Mesa teenage girls have access to a necessary lifeline: education. Hovee, 59, said the program's main focus Is on education, but she and her tutoring colleagues ultimately become much more. "As much as we are tutors, I think we are also mentors,· she said. They develop relationships with the girls, take them on field trips, expose them to the theater and provide limited financial support, such as fronting money for a .,,. folloWitttl,,.,,,. hli'4.,,, atTNtfld ~on.......,,, ofdtfvinQ under ~ lnflwnc9 of an lntoldc:ant. 1hey haw only bHn .,,.,«I on .u.,,;ciot> of• crime anct a with.,,.~ are oon•icJer9d innoctmt until pr<NtKJ guilty. COSTA MESA ....., • Javter Gulllen--Vid9e, 28, Cocte Mesa • Unday Genet 14efe, 28, Newport Beach ~ • Dana Kkt sw.n.on, 27, Costa Meaa • Matthew Boothney, 20, Costa Mesa • !Carte Marie Hebberd, 29, Irvine • NkflolM Paeha Mluo, 24, Trabuco Canvon Helping educate and mold young women yearbook that would otherwise be too expensive. "We try to provide enough so they can have as full and normal a life as possible," Hovee said. "Some of these girls come from very difficult living situations." In the past six years, she said she has seen some girls become pregnant and drop out of school and others become so involved in trying to support their families that their school work suffers. It breaks ber heart because an education is the only thing that can help the girls truJy tackle those obstacles. yet it is often one of the first things to be sacrificed. But as the program has evolved, Hovee has developed personal relationships with girls to prevent that from happening. In the past DUI ARRESTS few years, Hovee has had the dfstlnct pleasure of walldng some girls through all four years of high school. "Ti.mes obviously change, and some have boyfriends and most have jobs, but we've connected with them enough that we stay in touch with them and they can call us if they need to." The bond with the students Is just one aspect of her rewarding volunteering. Hovee said. She has also become very clcse with the other tutors, creating an unbending affiliation of women who are dedicated to help mold independent women. The girls may have coUegiate or vocational dreams, but.as long as they have a measure of success. they will succeed -and education is the first step. "Strong, smart, bold women. That is our mission," Hovee said. -Story by Lolita Jlarper, Photo by Don Leach Deirdl'9 Newmlln Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, eo.t.a Mefa, SURF AND SUN Education reporter. (949) 514-4221 CA 92626. 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In .... lllnOl9. wlf'l 2..foot W9WI Ind • ltefwtk>w ot*6dil ol Nlwpon "9ctl Ind COiie Wiil Mllil Of I feet. Wlndl wttl 10:241.m . lU16teethlgt\ ,.., 9'1bio•• '° .. Dell'( Plot Publi.Md by TJmee Commuftlty _..,.,.... ilrid .... Of fog 6:2Ap.m. 0.40 ... low ......... orttv byhdlll ~tor NeWI, • dfvlelon of the Loe~ .. .,.,. 11:43p.m . 3.71 ... hlgh .... rnonfl. ~ lnclud8 .. Tl"*' Oul....,,Cht =:== _.., loall w) ................ C>2002 TltnM CN. Alt f1ot1tit notfttll' ~-.--blow WATER llllPDA'nltE .n.--...~-.. ~ I• 11ll:noel. .. 2..fOcil WW. end. not1h.-... of 4 10 7 12di9gew INSIDE CITY HALL HOMES ON THE RANCH The City Coundl on Monday approved plans for the relklendal portion of the Home Ranch lite that call for a gated community. complete with a park and recreation ~ Council members ..,... endorsed designs proposed by Standard Pacific, whom the Segerstroms chose to design and construct 60 single-family homes and 83 townhomes on the northeast portion of the 93-aae Home Ranch site. Although some portions of the proposed housing tract call for the bending or city rules, leaders saJd the accommodations were painless to grant because they made for a better overall project. Major aspects of the project fall in line with existing city building codes, but the builders asked for exceptions in parking requirements and in building heights for the free-standing homes. Councilwomen Ubby Cowan and Karen Robinson each had concerns with detail<> of the project, but could not sway their colleagues to vote with them. COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL WRAP-UP Cowan applauded the project bUt asked If the COWldJ would CO~f a private community just without the actual gate au the encranc:e. Cowan said she undentood the need for added security bpt had very strong opinions about gated communities. Her motion died tor Jack of a 1eCOnd. Roblmon was concerned about deviations from the dty's standaid parting requirementJ and asked that council members vote on that issue separately. She Wal on the losing end of that vote, as the tract's puking proposal was approved by a 4-1 vote. The Pacific Standard project's pan:el is on the northeast portion of the Home Ranch &ite, on the comer of Sunflower Avenue and Susan Street. It lies alongside the administrative offices of the Auto Oub of Southern CallCom.la. The gated community would consist of a mix of townhomes and single-family homes, as well as two community parks, a pool and a recreation center. WHATrTMEANS: Standard Pacific will have the go-ahead to build the residential portions of the large development. STREET SWEEPING Council members said they needed • more time to evaluate the pollibWty of a cltyWide street sweeping program despite a general swwy that abawa eome raldente have wanned to the Idea. In January, the City Cound.l authorized street sweeplog for sped1lc parts or the city to serve ,..,... as a test for a possible citywide program. Council members chose streei. that Public Services Department staff recommended, lnduding the stiffts surrounding College Palk School -Pomo na Avenue between 17th and 18th streets -and Damll Street between Pomona and Meyer Place. Mayor Unda Dixon also added Plumer Street to the test run. Residents in the survey area were more supportive of an "alternate side" parking prohibition, instead of barring cars from both sides of the street at the same time for sweeping, according to a staff report. Resident'> also said they would be more supportive of a citywide program instead of specific targeted areas. le'>t results show. WHAT rT MEANS: Council members will discuss the issue at the next available study lelllon. whk:h ls yet to be announced. ART IN PUBLIC PLACES The coundl of the O ly of the Arts shelved a public am program proposal. saying lt needed answen to some questions and darlftcadon of concerns. c.ounctlman Gary Monahan and Councilwoman Karen Robinson asked that the item be continued to the c.oundl's next study ,..,,.... session to allow ~taff membeB to justify various aspects of the extensive program that would require deveJopers of commercial or industrial projects valued at $750,000 or more, not including the land, to spe nd or donate at least I% of the worth for some sort of permanen t outdoor artwork. City Planner O aire Flynn has said that any exterior improvements or remodeling. repair or reconstruction prOJet.'lS costing m ore than $750,000 would also qualify, she said. Dixon said she wanted lo know why the program disqualified murnls and fountains as public art. She also wanted to ensure that ~ome of the funds generdled from the program be NEXJaEIWIG •WHAT: CoN Meu Chy Council mMting •WHEN: 9:30 p.m. Nov. 4 • W'1l!NE.: City Hafl. 77 F1ir Drive • INFOMUTION: (714)754-5223 dedicated to add an to ex.LSung public fadlides. Robinson said som e of the program's aspects were vague and o theJS seemed to contradict each other. C.owan said she wanted to make sure the city's CuJtural Aru Committee had a chance to weigh in OD the process. The public arts program was one of the Planning Corrumss1on·s community objective~. and commissioners had voted unanimously last mont11 to recommend it, saying it wa.s extremely important to promote visual art, especially in a cily that touts its dedication to :.uch endeavors on the official city seaJ. WHAT rT MEANS: The council will further rt.'Vlew the art program at the next study session. -Compiled by /..olita Harper BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS legal firm, audit the city attor- ney's office and set up a sub- committee to further review lhe performance of the city's top two attorneys. A week later, a unanimous council vote re instated Wood . ing as the city attorney, the "council will be proceeding with his evaluation a t an upcoming meeting in the near future." 11.7% and graduate heaJth sci· ence student'> I 5% flle total number or '>ludent'> went up 8.7%. spearheaded by Or. Barry Duel. assistant profel>~or of urology and a spec1ah:.1 in childhood urologlcal d1seru.es at the UCI Medical Center\ UniWM11ity Olildren's I lo\p1tal. 01ange smoke aJann batteries. officials urge Council will discuss city attorney today The Costa Mesa City Council will hold a special meeting in closed session at 8 a.m. today to make a decision regardjng Ci ty Atty. Jerry Scheer. On Sept. 9, the council voted unanimously to place Scheer and Assistant City Atty. Tom Woods on paid adnunistrative leave after a general employee performance evalu ation. During that same sesslon, council members also voted to halt all business with an outside On Oct. 4, the council voted 3 to 2 to reinstate Scheer, who re· turned to work Oct. 7. Last week., though, the City Council sent a letter with an ul· tima tum to Scheer -return lo his post full time or resign. In the Oct. 17 letter, the city\ oul- side legal counsel outlined a se- ries of requirements o f Scheer a!> the city attorney and offered him a chance to quit 1r he wishes. 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Ktioal .. be .... •· ........ money °"' of .... CllbiCt lund.. ................ fund ICCOUftl IMfl tn September 1991, when tbm Allt. ~L 1\m ~Who OYWMW the ldlooJ dilulet budaet, WU mCMld to the .U.. ~ 8iCal eervlcel ofllco after • $1 million error WU ~ no crtmlnal wrongdoing on W.- ner't part was found. In February 1992, a group of five panmta, lndudJng current 1JUltee Dana Black. began exam- inl.ag school distl'ict buctgoet documents and round sloppy bookkeeping. But It wuo't until September of that )Ur that the smoking gun appeared. When Wagner went on vacation, a bank mailed a statement to the district that he usually stopped by to plck up, said Jim de Boom, who was a school board trustee at the time. One of the clerks in the dis- NOTEBOOK Continued from Al Dixon's embezzlement, the bombshell came that longtime Police Olief Arb Campbell and his rlght·hand man C.apt Tony Villa were being sued for sexually harassing four female employees of the department The list of women would grow to 10, the charges became wild and ourrageous. Campbell and Villa would eventually be placed on leave, fired, rehired and then retire. It was a massive amount of reporting that pretty much consumed yours truly for the better part of a year. It concluded for the most part with the arrival of Olief Bob McDonell, who was brought in to heal the wounds and bring the department baclc to its real purpose -police work. CAMPAIGN Continued from Al first he was aware of involving a Newport Beach campaign and problems with a Web site or e- mail. 7jppi said she was finally able to put a stop to the problem at around 3 p.m. Tuesday. "I can't imagine it's not con- nected to the campaign. -she said. adding that she has owned the site since I 995. "My Web site's been really active, and ap- parently there were some people who didn't like it." Her Internet problems are not the onJy bit of campaign under· COOKING Continued from Al firefighters that will last for at least 20 years if used weU." he said. The grill can also serve up to 5.000 people in case of an emergency. Ikerd said. Newport Beach Fire Olief Tun Riley said his department is "overwhelmed by the wonderful gift." "It's a pretty neat idea.-he SURVEY Continued from Al needed. The onty visitor-related question that got a solidly nega- tive response was. -Should the city have more retail stores and restaurants to accommodate visitors?" An overwhelming 74% said no, while 21% said yes. Perhaps the most important l y tll&ft ••• •91 llllce p - 29 .............. ~ t klth°'U 4 .._Gf_. ....., ................ ~·-~ mideloolni.• • 1bt..,...,.. .......... ,.., WIDl IO lbe dllUict .nom.y\ Cdce. Md an ~ WU i&unctied. ., Wll lhoC:ked... Bid said. "The sant ()f five -we neYef ihQUPt cbit k WU embir.rJe. menL Wt thought It WU DUS- ~ (Wagner! WU very good at what be did." AJtboU8h Wlqpler admitted to embet:d1ng $3.5 million, It was probably more, Fluor aald. The accountants doing the inW)Stiga· tioo had to stop counting when certain bank records wme not obta1Nble, lhe aald. While the d1sttict toot a big ft. oancial hit. it was "peanuts• to what it suffered through In the CO\Dlty bankruptcy two years later. Fluor said. The district made some ad· justments to compensate for the km, such as putting a fu!eze on personnel costs and putting a But back to the next bombshell. As we were all trying to make sense of the Arb Campbell/Tony Villa case, word came down that Stephen Wagner, a trusted and well-respected member of the Newport-Mesa school staff. had been arrested on suspicion of embezzling thousands, maybe million&, of dollars. When the tally was done, the total came to about S4 million, with tales of Rolls Royces, fine art, extravagant jewelry. mink fur-lined bathrobes and tuxedos. million-dollar homes and a s. 760-carat emerald, all sold later at auction. Wagner pleaded guilty and went lo jail, where he ultimately died from complications of AIDS. Then Newport-Mesa Supt. John Nicoll, who once seemed a powerful, imposing and unshakeable figure, saw his image mortally wounded by the ..... _ ........ ma- ... ,._ ... to tbl Mat al ........ " n.e dllbtct -llill 10 w1illlll•ad lbl dep&eMn al fUDdl bean• u W a p>CI ... al IDOM1 from ptOpel1Y t-. Repdrinl the delicate --ol ~~ more CbaJJenglDg, ~ I nodted (when I ftni came to the diltrtdi Is, lt was a inajol i.ue... SUpc. Robert Bar· bot Aki. "When something like that happens In a community, a-edibility and relationships are hurt. You have to work really hard to CJYetCOme that." Soon after the embez:zleinent was cliscoYered, a citizen's budget advisory committee was formed to help guide the district. "When this happened. we reached out to the community,• said current board president Judy Franco. who was a trustee at the time. •Actually, the com- munity reached out to us and asked 'what can we do to beJp the district get through this to make It stronger so that more of us are the eyes and the ears?' .. scandal, as parents and community leaders wanted to lcnow how he could have let this happen under his watch. I'll never forget one Speak Up Newport meedng at which former Coast Magazine editor Jim Wood asked Nicoll how he did not become suspicious when Wagner, basically a mid-level manager at be district, was wearing mink tuxedos and driving in a Rolls Royce. H1s response was that he tells reporters who ask him that question -and he emphasized reporters lived in places like Santa Ana and Garden Grove - that in Newport Beach it is not unusual to see someone driving a Rolls Royce. I remember looking at the women seated in front of me. who turned to look at each other and mouthed the words "He's got to go.• Indeed, he did go. largely 'We've had several hundred campaign signs disappear.' PhMAnt, Greeolight group spokesman handedness taking place in the city's election. The more tradi- tional practice of stealing and destroying campaign sJgns is also alive and well. "We're in terrible shape that way. -said Phil Arst, spokesman for the controlled-growth Green- light group. which is backing Riclc Taylor, Dick Nichols and Al - lan Beek. Taylor's opponent Is Council- man Gary Adams. Nichols is run· ning against laura Dietz and said. "We could put it to good use at community events and our own events." Riley said he wants to use the grill to support various local groups and schools. "We do several events a year like the Relay for We at Newport Harbor High School. the Hot Dog Cook.out, our blood drive, Fourth of July at the American Legion Pancake Breakfast, -he said. "The grill would be great on these occasions. - The grill will also come in ·don't touch" mandate came in response to a question on traffic congestion. Greenligbters, led by activist and General Plan Up- date Committee member Allan Beek, ha-.re been pushing resl· dents and officials to make some hard decisions about traf. fie, before time makea It for them Topping the group'• liat is la.k. • Ing a look at the city either building more roads to accom· Bernie Svalstad. Beek IS opposed by Don Webb. former Public Works director. Greenlight has put out about 1,700 signs, triple the number dad previously. Arst said. "We've had several hundred campaign signs disappear.· he said, including signs off his front lawn. Ridgeway. too, said he has had signs stolen and destroyed. "I'm missing many more signs than anybody. -he said. handy in times of emergency, said fire engineer Ron Gutierrez, the event coordJnator for the Newport Beach Firefighters Assn. •There may be disasters when we won't have gas or power.· he said. Commodore Bill Pierpoint helped Ikerd raise funds for the grill, which cost about $12,000. excluding several parts that were donated. "We could've got corporations to give us the money,· he said. "But we didn't talce those offers. modate more traffic, and thus attract more traffic, or absorbing traffic increases into Its existing Infrastructure. resulting in more congestion but less of a •tree. way" feel for the city. About 62% of the residents surveyed said that the main roads they travel should be left as Is, despite the added congestion. Only 30% saJd those roads should be widened. "There are stiU a lot of areas OBITUARIES Steven Wagner o• 1 llMI w ... ••lk>Pld '° tldcl IOOCber ..,_ al °""'. ~ Praoco Mk1 ev.,ooe ln- ten1ewed for Chit story .,;eed that the dorta the ells· trlct hu made ha~ been tre· mendoualy aucceMful In repair • Ing the ahattenid trust and elevating the dJltrlct to a model of ftnandal protection. "I dlink ~re stronger now.- Fluor said. "Aa a result of the ember.zlement, all the d.la1Jicts have benefited from our horrific situation. A majority of districts now have citizen budget adv!· sory committee& and audit com· mittees. In retrospect, some good bas come out of that ad- venture." • DER>RE NEWMAN covers education. She may be read19d et 1949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at dflirdre.newman@latimn.com. because of heaJth reasons. and the district went on to reform itself and rehabilitate its Image. So much so that it was able to pass a $110-million school bond just two years ago. Today, we revisit the scandal that rocked the district 10 years ago. We'll look at what the embeu.lement dJd to the district. What the district has done to prevent It from happening again, how Wagner was able to pull it off and what the major players from that scandal have to say about it today. As for the Campbell and V1Ua saga. we'll take that one up in the early part of summer, as we look back at Olief McDonell's I 0-year tenure as chief. Stay tuned. • TONY DOOERO is the editor. He can be reactted via e-mail at tony.dodero@latimes.com or by phone at (949) 574-4258. Still. Ridgeway added, dirty tactics have not been a sigmfi cant problem in the campaign yet. "It's been relatively mild," he said. The candidates. he ~d. have been civil with each other. And the leaders of Green.light also have been civil in their literature. Web sate and actions. As of late Tuesday. 7..ippa's Web site, mzippi.com. appeared free of any outside or unusual con- tent. • S.J. CAHN 1s the managing editor He can be reached at (949) 574-4233 or by e-mail at steven.cahn@lat1mes.com. We wanted it to come from the community, not a corporation." Pierpoint applauded Ikerd for designing the ·super grill.- " He basically dreamed it up on paper and made it happen," he said. ·we all lcnew what it would be, but we never imagined it would be so awesome.· • DEEM BHARATH cover• public safety and courts. She may be read1ed at (949) 574-4226 or by e-mail at deepa.bharath ~latimes.com where we're getting conOicting messages from residents, which is why we're hoping very much for a lot of people to come to our visioning festlvaJ ton Nov. 161." Assistant City Manager Sharon Wood said. • JUNE CASAGRAM>E covers Newport Beach end John W•yne Airport. She mev be reec:hed at (949) 67~232 or by e-mail at june.caugr•nde l•tlm•.oom. • • ~. October 23, 2002 M FORUM HOW 10 GET PU8U8HED -a..a..: Mail to Editorial P8g9 Editor JelMS Meler at the Deltv Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Cocta Meu, CA 92627 • Pr n tvr Hotlne: Catt (949) 642-6086 Fex: Send to (9491 646-4170 EofMl:s.nc:t to dallypllotfllati,,,..,com •All conespondence mutt lndude full neme, hom8town end phone number (for verification purposes). The Piiot reMfVeS the right to edit aft submissions for darity and length. Fnoughisstillnotenoughin Balboa Peninsula ficus fracas In the Community Commentary of Oct. 18, Don Glasgow got half a page to keep hyping the penJnsula tree-cutting fiasco In spit e of his averring enough Is enough ("Give new peninsula trees a chance"). The anicle keeps digging at the wound by his statements trying to justify the mayor and city administration's thumbing their nose at due process. He says we should have paid more attention to what city leaders were doing all along and not just when they conclude an action. That still doesn't excuse the absolute sneak attack carried out before hours, with such dispatch as to preclude the appeal court's stay of execution -which occurred just prior 10 the last tree being cut. The action must have been considered possibly wrong, or else why couldn't it have been put off a few hours. His position further is that a small group of protesting peninsula malcontents do not represent a majority. I live way over in the Bluffs and believe, along with many of my friends and neighbors, that a majority of Newporters continue 10 be outraged by the action. However, one can't do much after the fact except maybe register protest against city incumbents in the coming elections. Glasgow goes on with nowery praise for the Corona del Mar tree removal and eventual replacement project. That may be well and good, but I can't recall any stringent protests and court action as evidenced by the current visceral objections, nor am I aware of other proposed options as were supposed to be consid~red here. Furthermore, the !>ituation wa!> entirely different. The beautiful arbor canopy along the historic landmark from the Pavilion to the shoreline was a cultural heritage in which all of us took pride -as with the ferry, pier, beaches and all other attractions which make Newport such a great place. The cool tunnel of lovely trees is now gone -along with the community pride we had in walking ii and showing it off 10 our out-of-town visitors. The article closed by suggesting new community pride in future trees and Publication Date: Friday, October 25, 2002 I I I MAILBAG LETTER TO THE EDITOR Greenlight not looking for power I thought the Pilot editorial on Sunday, "Watching Greenlight," was fair and asked interesting questions. I will speak for mysecr as a Greenlight committee member, and I thjnk my thoughts reOect those of other steering committee members. groups and ha!> h1~ ear 10 the ground on citywide issues. FILE PHOTO/ONLYP1LCJT Linda Grant hugs one of the ficus trees on Balboa Peninsula after wrapping a yellow ribbon around the trunk to raise awareness that the trees might be cut down by the city. My potential power is norH.•1tbtent. I would never ask any candidate that Greenlighl supports to vote a certain way on any issue. I would not support a candidalt' who did not endorse the concepl of Greenlight. All candidates endor!>ed by (,reenlight are independent candidates. It wa!> only after they decided to run for Ci1y Council that the While serving on the City Council for 16 year'>. I had many opportumtie-. to appoint planning commissioners or 01her commissioners. I never asked them for a vote (checlc with any of them) After I went off the council. I never asked a council member for a vo1e Na1urally, I feel strongly about Grcenlight and I did try to explajn what it was about to a couple coundl members, but as we all know. the City Council never supported Greenlight. landscaping, but it will take a long time - and will never be the same. This issue is not "out of balance" as Glasgow indicated, and it will not go away. It will be with us for a long time in resentful memory. KENKVAMMEN Newport Beach Solutions are better than talk, talk, talk during elections Ah ... Election Day. Politician!>. Doublespeak. Greenlight. El lOro. I low about someone with solutions. and not just passing the buck or blaming someone else for problems? How about a solution for our pending air transportation capacity problems. How about balanced growth and development in those areas (Newport Center, airport area, Jam boree/Macarthur) designed for business with incrcai.ed tax revenues and more local jobs for those of us still needing 10 work. Let'i. better use traffic technology to keep congei.1ed streets like Jamboree Road (really a boulevard) moving all day long. We need leaders with solutions. No growth or no progress is not a solution. As for Greenlight, all I see i<; red. STEVE M. STEC Newport Reach Webb deserved better from .DUiy Pilot II was with great shock that we read the attack on Don Webb in the Sunday Daily Pilot ("Pilot picks for Newport racesT To infer that he would be swayed by personal issues -i.e., personnel -shows that you do not know, nor do you listen to Don. What he truly desires to do is represen1 1ht• residents as a majority. I le sincerely believe!> in doing what is best for the city as a whole. We think you owe him an apolOb'Y· PAT AND JOYCE DUNIGAN Newport Beach Greenhgh1 '>leering cornm111ce interviewed and .,upported a candidate fake City Council canduJate Richard Taylor The Airport Working Group pohucal action committee asked him to run. I le agreed, and h1<; hat WCI.!> thrown in the race, and Greenlight i~ proud to !>Upport h11n. Believe me, his I'> not a "one·t'>!>Ue candidate" a1' -.tatcd in the Daily Pilot I le rum. hi!> own hu.,111e'>i-. belong~ to tommun11y and serviu.• AJong with the l\ewpon Reach Chamber of Commen.e and developer'>. the Pilot ha-. J h1!>10ry of endor<;ing l0and1dates Perhap.., the Pilot I'> OUI of IUne With the re!>1deni... After all, the rec;idents are the• om'' who elect their counul member... I think 11 .., 11me co elect at lea ... t 50% of 1he counnl to repre.,ent the rc.,1dt•n I'>. EVELYN HART Newport Bcarh •Editor's no1e Evelyn Han 1& a former Newpon Beadi mayor and now a member of the Greenllght comm1nee e.-lll9 ~"""~~. ~ 27, z tUUf. 1lleUe4<14'f. ~ I I , 2002 4 /J4let "' CUQr. ~'f ~ 9«tt/a, -2 ) Advertise during the holiday season with the Daily Pilot's two special restaurant and entertainment issues. Your ad will reach readers in Newpon Beach, Newpon Coast, Corona dcl Mar and Costa Mesa. ~~(f ~ a h L!' - BEST Pultka~ 2'4te: 1llul-#u"'4.. ~. 27. 2002 !¥esu/~ & rl~ ~~~ 11/d«u"-4 •. ~. 20 ~ '1!!~/'1f!du4e 'De<C4tute: ~.. ~. 25 'PJ/kd~ Z>cite: 1Q~t'4'f. Z>ee. 11. 2()()2 • It THE RACE . The OCM•ldlN'I for the ea.ta Miu City COundt: U..DlllDri KmtNFoa.y AllenMentoor Gllry Monlhan emP.ftlns -Names tn bold lndlcak c:ondJdato proftl«l today !SVOTE12002 HOW TO· GETIM>l.VED Wllh .... ttMin. morith ~ w1'il Election o.y, tNf'e'I men then enough time to help your perty Of' <*IM. Here'a where to go: DEMOCMl1C PMTY OF ORWccunY 200 N. Main St., Slnta AN, CA mot, (714) 836-6168 Webatt.: www.demo-otx:a.com tJiewrAIUN PMTY OF ~COUNTY P.O. Box 27871, Senta AN. CA 92799 (714) 5*).6()63, (949) 956-6062 Weblite: www.lpoc.org THE RACE FOR THE COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL R£P\8JCM ftMTY OF ORANGE COUNTY 24 Aedw Jwe •• Sutt. C-2, Cotta~. CA 92626 (7W) 66&-8666 Weblitr. www.oogop.org Linda Dixon: City Hall veteran Lollte Harper Dally Pilot Her ideas for the future are as vast as her lnvoNement in the community. Mayor Unda Dixon calls her- self an entbuslaatlc participant ln the civic process in a zealous tone while outlining advance- ment strategies for the city. Her feivor for leadership comes from a deep-seeded love for the city, she said. 'Tm proud that I live in Costa Mesa," Dixon said. "I am proud of the diversity. I am proud that it is such an eclectic place. I love the locatlon and the warm friendly communiry." Some of the issues she is most passionate about are the arts, protecting the environment and open space, ensuring good streets, protecting single-family neighborhoods and keeping Costa Mesa beautiful. Dixon believes that most resi· dents love their city and she wants 10 work with them to cre- ate an environment that fosters the growth and enhancement of each of Lhe assorted areas in G '>ta Mesa. "I have been wdlking precincts and talking to people, and the majority of them are happy with what's going o n,· Dixon said. •People feel that Lhe changes the council has enacted serve as po1>itive steps for Lhe city's fu· h •r " .... e. And lJixon is committed to providing leadership required for tht city 10 reach its full potenllaJ. teen!> and senior citizens arc also going to be a large part of that future, and Dixon said she watt~ to make sure each has ad- equate activities. ~tudies show that, by 20 IO. teenagers will make up 50% of the city popuJat1on, Dixon said, and ll is important for today·~ leaders to ensure facilities for their ent~rtainment. "Costa Mesa needs programs and facilities for teens to go so KENT TREPTOW I DAILY P1LOT Costa Mesa City Council candidate Linda Dixon sits in her garden with her cat Augie and a home-grown white pumpkin. LINDA DIXON AGE: 39 forever FAMILY: Married for 27 years to husband Mike; two sons, Andrew. 24, and Adam, 22; daughter. Cara, 19; two dogs, Sammy and Greta; two cats. Lulu and Augie; and three desert tortoises EDUCATION: Attended Morton College, Chicago Academy of Fine Arts and the Art Institute of Chicago COMMUNITY SERVICE.: She is the mayor, finishing her first term on the City Council; serves as the council liaison to the school board, the fair board. Historical Preservation Committee, Cultural Arts Committee, Costa Mesa Conference and Business Bureau; director of Costa Mesa Senior Center board; served on the Planning Commission; also served on the city's former Transportation Commission; former president of the Costa Mesa Civic Assn.; and served on varioos Parent Teacher Associations while her children were in school they can be involved in activities and we don't have aJI these idle bodies looking for something to do," Dixon said. Council members need to en· sure that seniors have plenty of knowledge. If Costa Mesa can get activities, as well. she said. not seniors involved in various pro- onJy to keep them busy but to grams and activities, it can tap give the city the opportunity to into their vast experience and capitalize on their wealth of taJents. Dixon said she is anxious to work with all members of the community and can draw from her knowledge of varied subjects because of her lustory of lllvolve ment in the city. "I am a big part of the Costa Mesa community because I feel it is important to be involved and volunteer and get to know the people in the community." Dixon said. "It makes for a hap- pier community, and you get to know who your neighbors are and you reaJi1..e that you are alike in many ways and al.I want a good, safe. happy place to live." THE RACE FOR THE NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL LINDA DIXON ON: • WESTSl>E REDEVELOPMENT: Dixon aaid the city needa to look at the area and consider mixed-use developments, more single-family homes. aomti higl, density buildings that inc.orporote Innovative residential ideas, i:I shopping center with a ijru<-o:s• y store that caters to the Westsid• and an artists' village. Otxun promotes mixed-use pre;ject!> 11,at incorporate retail on the lu<o111u1 levels and a mix of housing above. She wants to attract high-quality buslne11es tu bolster the existing businesses and to promote more "pedestrian friendly" streets with maintained sidewalks and mudl landscaping. • 17TH STREET BEAUTlFICATlON: It Is time for the ci1y to apply 1u1 beautification grants. Dixon !>e11n She supports more bua turnc1u1s, synchronized traffic signals, benches and landscaping 011 1,. .. street. The street shoulo 11>rne1 four lanes wide, shti :.dy:.. • FAIRVIEW PARK: Dixon would like to see aggressive implementation ot 111e city's master plan for the large. rustic Westside parit. She wa111s the city to fund the amenrt1es at the partc. whether through grants or collaborations with the private sector. Dixon also supports the model railroad in the parit. c;hP said. It is time to move tc11wa1d on Fairview Parit, Dixon said • SKATEBOARD PARI\. After a vote to kill plan~ .... IJdrk on Charle Street, Oixo1 d· • ~"e was the only council me ml"'· who 8C1ively SCOUteO Othaf w·tc:. and secured a joint study ot e1 skate part at Davis Elementary by the council and the Newport-Mesa Unified Sctl•' District. That proposal has passed. "My two sons were skateboarders, and I know how important that sport is to the youth; Dixon said. Laura Dietz: Looking to preserve the rainbow's end LAURA DIETZ ON: •JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT EXPANSION: "We need to be more creative in looking for solutions. If there were a high-speed train that went from Orange County to (LAX) that got you there in 15 minutes without the driving and the partcing hassles, that could go a long way toward taking care of the increues in traffic the (Airport Wortcing Group) says are coming .... We should look at mass transit option• coming out of Orange County to LAX" • EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT: "There are ways the city and schools could wortc together to both benefit and save some money. The city does use school property for some of its programs. but it doesn't contribute to the upkeep of those facilities. At the aame time, the ci1y doea need places for meeting space and other things. It wouldn't always be possible to let tho two worit together, but we should look for ways we can." • LOCAL COASTAL PLAN: •1 appteeiate the aecurity isaues that people who live in prime locatlons have:" •WATER QUALITY: "Meldng au,. our beadles and water ere aa safe end clean as ~is critlcal to our location I knOW 1hat desallnlutlon hH been w,.,_, off ea too cocUy In the pett. but pemep. we need to revi9lt delellnlutk>n to'" whet impnwements have been made In tht e.chnok>gy:" June Casacrande Da1lyP1lot lAiura Dietz feU Ill ICNe with Newport Beach the first Lime she saw the place in 1981. By 1988, the San Francisco native was able to fulfill her dream of moving here and, ever since, she says she's been dedicated to maintaining Newport as a place for "very high- end lifestyles." "This is the end of the rainbow; it doesn~ get any better than this," the c.ameo Shores resident and candidate for Council District 6 said. To help preserve that. Dietz's list of priorities for the city in- clude containing John Wayne Air- port expansion, preserving water quality. hammering out a work- able Local Coastal P1an and revi- taJi.7.ing areas of the city such as Mariners Mile. But perhaps the main theme of Dietz's campaign is senior care, inspired in part by her wort with her own motheL "1bere are opportunities in the area behind Hoag Hospital to cre- ate senior housing. from Inde- pendent living to 888isted living. that will help the people who help build Newport Beach stay in the city they loYe and stay with their families," she said. ln addition to the fact that the area offers perll'lct proximity to Hoag It also provides the opportunity to aeate hJgh- rlse senior lMng facilities without obstructing anyone's view. She also sees a great deal of po- tential when lhe loob at the Martnm Mlle area -a place where she thlnb abe can offer a aeadve eoludon. "I call them 'bouUque hotels' - small. high-end hotds that can altrlCt bu8lnal to the arm" - helping ~ restauranta without adding too much tramc. she mt.. c.ennJ to dUs plan could be pec.tewl•lan ~·ee owrCout~ ~ OYt.lJl Tl couJd iJtlo aoMs the dlneemut pedtilbiarl problems In O>rone del Mat, lhe Newport Beach City Counc~ candidate Laura Dietz, 5 7, with her son Phil. Dietz first came to Newport 1n 1981. LAURA DETZ OON LEACH I DAILY PILOT AOE:67 OCCUPATION: None, dedlc:atn time to volunteer work F~Y: 19--yeu-old aon Phll EDUCAllON: Bechelor'a In history from Milla College COMMUNITY SERVICE: Member of Newport Buch Environmental Ouallty Affalra CommlttH; Newport Beach General Plan Advlaory CommlttM; Corona def Mar Realdenta Assn.; C.meo Community Assn.; Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce: C.llfomle Hlatonc.I Sodety; the Corona def Mar High School Foundation; and various 1~1 Republlcan groupe, lndudlng Balboa Bay Republican Women Fedef"ated and Newport Harbor Republican Women ' .. OllTANT' NlUINCI: •My perenta geve rn• en apprea.tlon for Callfomfe hf1t9ry end fot PfeMIVlng hlatortcal elements of a community ..•• TMy taught me to be cMc mfnded and polltlcally ectlv.. • She uld the dty can look to the leleoc» ol a recau Jawadt tn Ma· libu to ftnd ways lO meet CollW Comn'dMon ~II for beadl accat ~ pri>cectUil pt. • •• • QUOTE OF TIE DAY -We outplayed thon and didn't have anything to show for it." _....,.....,.,Newport Herbof Hiett field hockey COICh PREPS Mustangs complete a U-turn Salladin's Costa Mesa girls volleyball team headed for program's first league crown. I n a little more lhan 13 months, the watchword for the Costa Mesa Htgh girls volleyball program has transformed from turnover to turnaround. Turnover in the coaching ranks helped generate nearly as many headlines as victories since Yvette Ybarm resigned after the 1998 season, ending a two-year run that produced two at-large benhs into the CIF Southern Section playoffs. The back-to-back postseason appearances were lhe Mustan~· first since 1991 and when Ybarra amved, the program has lost 26 straight matches. Four coaches came and went in the next BARRY FAULKNER two seasons, a couple of whom never coached a match, as the program !Joundered to the point where finding anyone to provide information for a preseason preview became problematic. It is. after all. tough to describt> players you've only just met Salladin filled the need for a coach after practice had begun last season, allowing Joe I laven!>, the school's longtime tennis coach who had volunteered to keep the program from folding until a coach was found, to put away hl'I volleyball instruction book.-. and m<'rely watch his daughter Jackie compete. Salladin, who played at Ed1w n I hgh and A7usa Pacific University. had JUSt returned from New Jersey, where her husband had been attendmg law school, and wa!> hopeful of catching on as a varsity assistant or, perhaps. a lower-level prep coach Instead, she inherited an athlellt group of varsity Mustan~ with, most would admit, lower-level volleyball sldlls. "Some or the girls had not played volleyball in nine months." Salladm recalled of her first workouts. But. even though the Mustan~ struggled lhrough last seac;cm, finishing 2-12, 2-8 in the Pacific C:oa,1 League, Salladin was eager to see how an offseason trainmg regimen couJd expedite the team'i. progress. ·11cnew, even last year. I had wme arna7ing athletes. who had been playmg !>ports (mostly soccer) for a long time: she said. "I saw a lot of potential." She drilled players in fundamental!> m sixth-period workouts lase spring and continued 10 polish some rough edges in the summer, anticipating a much friendlier competitive environment with the schoors shlh to the Golden West League. MerFriday"s crucial6-lS, IS-S.16·14. I 5-11 league win over visiting Ocean View. the Mustangs are 8-2, 7-0 in league. With just five league matches remaining. they are two matches ahead of the Seahawtc.s m the league standings and appear poised to claim the program's first league title. Senior middle blocker Sharon Day, the defending ClF State high jump champion and a decorated soccer standout. has been the team's leading weapon. "If I had to pick out a star, it wouJd be Sharon." Salladin said "She's such a gifted athlete and she jumps so high. she has the ability to dominate in the middle. She gees the majority of our kills every single match." The ball control necessary to feature a middle hitter has also been there and sophomore setters Jenny Sparks and Jack.le Havens have been distributing tho~ quality passes. SenJor middle blocker Kristen Bagwell and senJor outside hitter Devin Denman. both of whom have also been standouts for the soccer team for years. are joined in the starting lineup by outside hitter Emily Abbott. Other than Friday's thrilling victory. Santa Ana was the on.ty league opponent to win a game off the Mustangs. who are anxlous to see how they stack up against future DMsJon ID-A playoff foes. ·rm very excited about thi8 team." sald Salladln, a walk-on who has the same enthusiasm about extending her tenure with the Mustangs. ·1 would love to stay at Costa Mesa.· -she said. "I love the achool and I love the support from the athJetic department It's a great place to coach and I've got five n!tllmm next yar I'm really ex.cited about· ••• The Newport Harbor HJatt glib volleyball team, ranked No. I in OF otvWon n-M. ta boplna to tum th.Inga around wbm It vtstu ~:new p.m.l.eegue rtvaJ A1l9o Nlpel ~ eo.cb Dan Glenn's SalJorl (IS-6. S.1 In ..... t.dlQa lolO n.dsY• Sea View .. ,.,.,,.... ' ' Sports Ylor Ro&erc.tson • (949) 57~223 • Spor1a Fax; 1949) 650-0170 Wednesday, October 23, 2002 A7 HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY Newport and Edison tie again Scoreless tie appears to sea) Harbor's fate in race for title. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot COSfA MESA -Like two heavyweights bat- tling in the ring. the Newport Harbor High and Edison Hlgh field hockey teams ran and batted the ball around the Harper Community Center field Tuesday but the ball eluded one place, the back of the net. Visiting Edison, 9-0-2, and Newport, 13-0 -4, 7- 0-4 in the Sunset League, battled 10 a 0-0 tie in front of a crowd of about 75 spectators that in- cluded an Edison cheering contingent of eight fans holding orange cones and chanting phrases such as "Defense," and the Newport I I arbor cheerleading squad performing a "pyramid" routine. "We outplayed them and didn't have anything to show for 11. • said Newport Coach Sharon Wolfe. With the lie, Newport has 25 points, good for second place m the Sun'>et League behind Edi- son (29 points). Santa Ana came into play Tue!>· day with 21 points. Both Newport and Edison have three games left. The Sailors heal the Olargers when the team!> met in the final'> of the Orange County lrwita· tionaJ at Marina I liKh earlier this month. "We needed th~ win but it's not over yet, we'll probably play (Edison) again in the po~t !>eason," said Newport forward KaJey Nix. Nix made two steals. had two i.hot\ and kept the ball in the Fd1">on zone for a ma1onry of a more·a~\1ve sernnd half charge by the Sail- ors, according 10 Newport Coach Sharon Wolfe. "The last 13 minutes the intensity picked up: Wolfe said "(In the first half) we had the ball Ill· side SO yard<; and 25 yards, but didn't click. In the ~econd half we got everyone involved more." l!UANG HWANG I DAILY PILOT Edison H1gh's Kim Janke (left} battles Newport Harbor's Jell Whrtf1eld for control The game ended in a scoreless tie, leaving Edison wrtti a 4-point lead m the point standings in the race for the trtle. Newport outshot 1-.dison eight to ont', thrl't' to zero in the <,ecnnd half. and had 12 penaJty cur ner., 10 the Charger!>' one. Newport goaJie Amanda Wittman rernrded her 14th '>hutout of the -.e~n. ~topp111g one Charger shot The Sailors had their be!>I sconng lhann., with juM under 12 minute!> remaining m the game. JiJI Whitfield crossed to Meagan Md lone. hut Edison goalkeeper Megan Veneracion came oul to stop the rolling ball. Second!> later K.ri~tin Jendrusina received a croS5 pass but an Edison defender 'iW'dtted the ball away to Ashley Gleason. but Gleason couldn't get a <iho1 off in 1he myriad of 'illck..-. and feet. Wolfe credued Fdison's Katie Cornell. Rebt>cca Antongiorgs and Kat BaJmsedo wuh \topping Newport attack.-.. "They were 1hc• kl'y Ill lht• game in the '>l'COlld half. they led 1he tl'am by 1111em1ty and defcn"c"" Wolfe !kl.id. Jenna Schnmll and Autongiorgi often broke up Sailor pas!>e' and rnn down 1he field. pa'>\lllK back and forth 10 om• another t-.dison had Ill -.1ep up 1ts defcnst' wtth JU'>t un· der 4:30 lefl. Wh11field wok the ball at m1dfit•ld. passed to Rach('I Furman who centered a ball to Kir-.ten Chamberla111 who lhcn touch pa'l'>t'd a ball tn NUt dowll 1he l<•ft '>•delinc. Nix <;prin led 10 her lch paM a defender and centered back 10 Wh11field in the nuddlt' of the field. bul the 01a~cr defense converged toward the baJI and swatted II down the field. "fl was fru51ra1mK hecau'>c 11 was our posse-. s1on for ma1ori1y of the game and we didn't get 11 1n." Nix <.aid "Thev had a really good defense and made u-. run a lot It got my adrenaline pump111g." Danielle Pfaft. Kernt• < .. 1w-. .ind Dana Owad mild(' -.everaJ steal'> and \tilrtt·d hreal.\ for the \<ulor<, lo counler the \ll',11' .111d inlcrn:>plions madl' by 1 .. dison'!> fngen· l'opoll and Jill Ketch- um I vcn wuh a ue. Wolfe '' t•m ouraged to have Pfaff .md Lauren Curu-. bark lrum 1n1unl'' head- 111g mlO the playoffs. "We're doing excellent to hi' ""lwri> wl' Jre con- "denng we played a majuntv of till' -.('ason Wlth three .,tarters out,· Wolfe .. aid. ··w4· art· '11ll learn- 111g how to score.·· Newport plays at I luntinh'lOll Bt•alh I hur~day before hosting Santa Ana I Uc'>dtty and !raveling 10 face Marina in the final n·1~ulttr ,t•a,on game Oll 31 Newport's fV team be,11 1-dl\on I ll 1 ui:'>day to move to 10·0 1 on the -.c•a<,orl \\llh I d l\on losing 1he1r fll">t game. faJlmg Ill 7 I I 011 1lw 'twmn COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN'S SOCCER Pirates battle to tie with Cypress OCC ends Cha rgers· 21-game winning streak in conference, but unbeaten streak stays intact, now at 86. Steve Vlrcen Daily Pilot COSlA MESA -Their performance was enough for them 10 cheer and be proud of. but the Orange Coast Col- lege Pirates were not content after ty· ing. 1-1. with Orange Empire Confer- ence defending champion Cypress Tuesday at OCC "(The Pirates are) looking forward to next time,· OCC Coach Barbara Bond said. referring to a rematch that will most likely come about in the re- gional playoffs. "We had them this time. We11 get them next time.• OCC ended the Oiargers' 21-game winning streak In conference, an- swered a 1-0 deficit and gained confi- dence that the Pirates are capable of defeating Cypress. The Oiargers (15- 0-1, l 0-0· I In the OEC) have an 86- conference-game unbeaten streak and they are the top-ranked team In the nation, according to the National Soccer Coaches Msodation of America/addld;p Community College Poll Cout ls ranked No. 12 In the na- tion. "The first time we played them wt' were really nervowi. • saJd OCC fresh- man Sarah Ronquillo, who ICOred In the Slat minute. "W~ve been prac:ttc· Ing a lot balder. We knew what we ~ up apinst. When we came out ~we were all rndy. we clldn't want to loM no matter whaL We just all wanted to play our hcarU out like It wu our wry tut pme.• The ~ appermtly played thdr bMna out after (.)prw went ~Pt 1--0, SON t9..lt" I DM.Y PILOT Katie Roche (teft), trips over OCC's Sarah ROflQUllk> in Tuesday's game. In the 18th minute. Owger IOpho- more Randi johns. who leach the OEC In KOrtng. out.ran delcndcn on • counterattadt and ftnished the play with • chip ahot that 9aDecl over the head o( 0CC aoa.He Marpm J...aode. roe. HcJWewr. the Piratea (13-1-2. 9- l ·I) MCned to tnteNify their dforu ewn ~1th 1hem in the first half. then 111 tht> ,t•n>nd half. Cypress would rnm1• bJck and bea1 u1>. But I think we 1·ame oul ... 1rnn~<'r in the second half. I wa' plcao,ed with everyone's per- fonnam 1• Our goalkeeper came throuJ.{h. I don't think. we had a weak- "~' \\r certainly had opportunities m the 'N'ond half, unfortunately ~ d1dn'1 capllah1.e " C )( l -.ophom ore Manssa McGregor won a loose ball m front of the Olarg ers nee and she kicked the ball across the goal to set up Ronquillo. who made l(ood on the shot. The Pirates nearly pulled ahead 24 minutes later, when soph omore Jaycee Mahler set up a possible scoring sequence wtth a pass 10 sophomore Fernanda Velasco. Velasco touched a pass over to fresh- man J~ica &ortoni, who booted a looping shot from about 10 yards out. But Cypres..c; goalkeeper Jackie James slapped at the ball, which ricocheted off the post and out of play. Velasco almost scored •n after taking a pa55 from Mahler. But Velas- co. who had an open look from about 15 yards out. watched as her shot sailed over the net. , The Chargers enlered the pme having allowed Just one goal ICOred on them this ~uon. and that WM by the Pirates. who had a 1..0 le8d the last time they met Sept. 20. OCC OUtlhoc Cypr~ 8-3, in the second ta.If., ad the Owgiera were dw:pd With two yellow cards. one ror • roup ta.- down and the other fot • dellly ate In the game. • •it could hne goo etd'ie' ,.,..,.,. aald CypMG Coach Ray Hui. wbme team has not 10« I.nee im-,..._, CXX: won, 1-0. ~ olkfet ... -maybe • link bit in q...aion _.. But (OCC) did ...... )Ob.,.., fUll ~ wltb mom __..,. ... lime. al home. W\lh --..... port.• I • James Paulsen David Vernotlco LukeSapolu Brett Via Rodrigo Gutierrez Mesa offensive line lies low in the trench, working to knock opposing defenders flat, and they're getting it done with a gusto. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot hatchets and they go crazy sometimes when we're review- ing film of our games. They make sure to point out when their guy gets knocked on his back. so they can get a hatchet I handed out six of them this week." bis first game back after missing three contests with a minor blee in- jury, played extensively at guard. tackle and tight end, on his way to being selected offensive • 14plays. Martin, a 6-foot-3, 280-pound returning starter, used his excep- tional mobility for a player his si7.e to boost a continue their "run" toward a potential league crown. Paulsen, a 6-0, 255-pound senior left tackle, and Davtd V- emotico, a 5-8, 240-pound jun- ior left guard, have helped keep the Green Machine rolling with their blocking exploits the last several weeks and will continue to contribute, Perkins said. W itb a group that av- erages 244 pounds, it's no s,Utprise Costa Mesa High offensive linemen like pancakes. nus passion, however, has less to do with the breakfast menu than the popu- lar moniker used to describe a block that knocks a defender Hat on his back. like a Oapjack. "These kids take a lot of pride in knocking people down," said Mustangs Coach Dave Perkins, who rewards such activity with helme1 de- cals that resemble hatchets. "They really wanl those Who said self-satisfaction is an offensive lineman's only re- ward? The Mesa blocking brigade that helped pave the way for a crucial 27-21 Golden West League victory over Orange Fri· day night at Orange Coast Col- lege, included starting taclcles James Paulsen and Rodrigo Gu- tierrez, starting guards David V- emotico and Brett Via and cen- ter Luke Sapolu. Paul Martin, in player of the Week by the team's coaches. "We just made a commit- ment to run inside the taclcles and run right at them," Perkins said of the consistently effec- tive ground attack that pro- duced 318 yards on 61 carries. an average of 5.2 yards per rush. The 61 running plays were the most in 39 games for the traditionally ground-oriented program, dating back to the 1998 regular-season finale. Costa Mesa earned 14 of its 16 first downs on the ground and had two 55-yard scoring drives, which consumed 11 and BRIEFS group that had also been covering for the absence of senior three-year starting guard Andrew Ca.rich, who missed his fourth straight game with a knee injury. Ca.rich, an All-Pacific Coast League and All-Newport-Mesa District performer as a junior, is expected back this week. when the Mustangs battle crosstown rival Estancia Friday at 7:30 at Newport Harbor High. Perkins, however, said the re- turn of Martin and Ca.rich to the starting lineup will not pre- vent those who filled in from gaining playing time as the Mustangs (4-2, 2-0 in league) Junior center Luke Sapolu (5· 11, 220), the son of former San Francisco 49ers All-Pro offen- sive lineman Jesse Sapolu, has improved each week. accord- ing to Perkins. · Junior Brert Via (6-0, 210), who also contributes at inside linebacker, starts at right guard "after starting at center most of his sophomore season. Rodrigo Gutierrez, a 6-1. 260- pound sophomore whose crushing kick-out block cleared the way for Keala Asuega's 7 · yard touchdown run tha t tied HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mesa takes the inside track Celebrating the Daily Pilors Athlete ofthe Week series Costa Mesa Hjgh girls tennis team moved a step closer 10 win- ning the Golden West League titJe with an 11 • 7 victory over Estancia High Tuesday. 'Ille Mustangs, 9-5. 9-1 in the Golden West League. face West- minster TilUrsday at Costa Mesa High at 3 p.m. with a chance to win the league, said Cost.a Mesa Coach Joe Havens. Estancia falls to 8-3 in league. Costa Me!>a's No. I singles player. Hilary I Javens ~wept, as did Mesa's No. I and 2 doubles teams of Brenda nan and Laura Fais and Minh TI1y Pham and Ou Doan. Golden Welt Lea&ue Costa Mesa 11, Estancia 7 Singles-Havens (CM) def. Curran. 7-0; def. Trettin, 6-2; def. Postel, 6-0; K. Nguyen (CM) lost, 5-7. 2-6, won, 6-0; H. N~:.!;M) lost, 3-6. 2-6, won, 6-3. -B. Tran-Fals (CM) clef. Thai-Sudhiltam, 7-6; def. Morton-Morton, 6-2; def. Ingram-Moran. 64; M. Pham·C. Doan (CM) won, &.3, 6-1, 6-1; P. Rodriguez-Gomez (CM) lost. 5-7. 3-6, 2-6. TINNIS: Tars post 10.8 victory Krist.a Mcintosh and Vanessa Dunlap both swept their sets as did the doubles tandem of Diana Khoury and AJ. Olson for New- port Harbor High's girls tennis team to help defeat host Aliso Ni-wel Tuesday, I 0-8, in a Sea View League match. Mcintosh gave Newport a 9-8 lead and Dunlap finished off the match with her three-set win for the Sailors. 9-4, 5-1 in the Sea View League. Aliso falls to 3-3 in league. N9wport H.tlltM>r 10, Aleo Nlauel 8 .,... _ Mclntoeh (NH) def. Kelty, Mi; def. Lu, M ; def. Frank. 6-1; Slate< (NH) loet o-6, 1-6; Haxby (NH) lost. 1-6; Dunlap (NH) won. 7·5, 0.1, 6-2. Dou.--Khoury-Olson (NH) def. l(abof-Nat"8n, 8-1; def. Hammer-Lu, &3; def. Nguyen-Matthews, 6-0: B. ~Adame (NH) 1o1t. 1-6, ~. won, 6-2; Stu~. (NH) lost, 1).6, ~. 3-6. POLO: Orange tops Eagles, 12-6 The Estancia High boys water polo team was overpowered by Orange hole man Phil Pease as well as Panthers goalie David Viveros as the Eagles dropped a crucial Golden \Vest League con- test. 12-6, Tuesday at Estancia Pease scored eigbt goals, de- spite extra defensive attention from Estancia (6-IO, 2-3 in league), while Viveros helped foil quality scoring chances with nine saves to help Orange impl'OVt' to 4-1 in league. Jcs.5 Hellmich paced the Eagles with three goals, while Nathan Marstellar (seven saves) earned praise for his performance from Coach John Carpenter. POLO: Costa Mesa rolls, 12-7 Brian Tipton scored eight goals to lead Costa Mesa High boys wa- ler polo team to a 12-7 Golden West League win over visiting Westminster Tuesday. Adam Douglas scored three goals and Otristian Damas scored one goal for the Mustanss, who scored eight second-half goals. Goalkeeper Matt Jaroslawski made 13 saves for Mesa. POLO: CdM fall to Servlte, 6-4 Four different players scored goals for c.orona del Mar HighB boys water polo team. but it wasn\ enougn to beat Servile. ranked No. 2 in OP Southern Sec- tion Division U, at c.dM High Tuesday and the Friars won, 6-4. Artie Dorr, John Money. John Mann and Kevin Amendt scored goals for the Sea~~ 2-0 in the Pacific Coast League and No. 3 In QF Division I, ancl Be8u Stock· still made 12 saves in net. The Friars scored four aecond- half goals to CdM~ two. 1be .Ptim had double the ejectiOns CdM had, 8-4, but held on for the win. David OiRoooo made tbr:ee steals and brother Jason DlRocco and Griffin Geo.cry had two steals apiece for the Sea Janas. · YOU.EY1WJ.: , ........ few Newport Hubor Higb'i gfds vol· leybaD team was an 11-15, 15-4, 15-7, 15-6 winner CM\'!' Sea View League host Foochl1l Tuesday nfgbt, hfghllgbted by Alylon Jen- nings' performance which in· cludod 10 kills and ICYell ace ~ .Kdltirl Mdlune WU the km leader tor Newport. 16-6. f.l in the Sea Vk:w ~ TE.NNS: c. ............ Corona de1 Mar Hlgtta doublet tandem of Brittany Holl.nd and ' Juliette Mut:zlce won all three sets. losing only two games. to lead the Sea Kings to a 9-9 tie with visiting, Laguna Beach Tuesday, but CdM pulled out the win on games, 70- 68. "We were down 9-8, but (Ra- chel) Yelsey and (Jasmine) Steele beat their No. l doubles team, 6-3, that was lcey. ~ said CdM Coach Andy Stewart. "This was a big match." CdM improves to J0-2, 5-1 in the P'.icific Coast League and No. 7 in CIF Southern Section Division I, while IAglllla. No. 8 in CfF Divi- sion I, falls to 4-2 in league. PKillc COMt ......... Corona def Mar 9, l..egwta Beedt 9 (Cd'.1 wins on gwnes. 7CM8) Slnglel -Snyder (CdM) lost to Rietsch, 2-6; def. &J1tetwid(. 6-3; def. Johnson, 6-0; Rubenstein (CdM) lost. 0-6, 1-6, won, 6-0; Miiier (CdM) loet. 0-6, 2-6, won, &4. Doubles-Hollafld.MtJtzi(e (CdM) def. Reed-Mumiy, 6-1; def. Ka. Ochwat-Miller, 6-2; def. Kl. Ochwat-Simons, 6-0; Yel9ey-Steele (CdM) won, 6-3, lost. 4-6, won. 6-1; Manning-Carnahan (CdM) loet. U, 1-6,U . SOCCER: OCC men win, 5-3 The Orange CoMt College men's soccer team rallied from a 2-0 deficit to claim a 5-3 Orange Empire Conference victory at San- tiago ~n Tuesday. Derek Martell converted an a.s- sist by Juan Cervantes to pull OCC to within 2-l, then Joel SotoloJ180 scored on the first of two asaista by Jarred Zitt to knot the score in the 40th minute. OCCs oomebacl: was aided by a red card c::hatRJd to Santiagp Canyon that 1e1t the Hawks a man short Cor about the final 78 minutes. Six minutes into the second halt Steve Jennings scored on an assist from Steve Velanoweth and Stan Duck and Cervantes rounded out the Pirates' acoring. ocx:: Improved to 12...S..2, 5-1-2 in conterence, wh8e Sendago Canyon feO to 3·5-3 in con.fftence. CROSSC~ SH~_,... Sage Hill tugb~ boys . Q08ll country team led tho Ughtnq boys and girls contingent at Tues- day's bi·meet against Academy ~Oxford Academy and =~~~: Quit Odboucas placed ftlth CMftl1 wllh a 17:JIJ to ie.d tbe IJlbtnlna. 2 .... i .. 3 in the~ ~ 1.adi ClJendy w.heCI eeYtS1ch wt.th a 17:32 and 9dl nm Le6er took ninth with 17:5'. nit- tan COrdler saced 15th <Mr'lll wltb 1&33 UM1 MOc.e ~ flDllbed •• 18th in 18:38. The boys lost to Ox- ford. 21-38. The girls. 0-6. 0-4 in league, lost to Oxford, 15-50, and Capo Valley. 25-32, with Kelsey Rose taking 12th overall with a 23:12 followed by Alis Brito's 23:34, good for 15th place. Sarah Cowan ran to 21st place in 25:37 and Yao Lopez took. 25th with 27:50. Ashley Negrette fin- ished 27th in 28:31. GOU: S.lloR' Draaanza sharp Newport Harbor High freshman Natalie Draganza shot 6-over-par 4.2 to capture medalist honors and lead the Sailors to a 247-297 Sea View League girls golf victory over . Irvine Tuesday in a nine-hole match at Big Canyon Country Qub. Amanda Campbell (48), Kay- leigh Hom (51), Rachel Kone (51) and JCatie McKay (55) also scored for the Sailors. who improved to 6-3, 5-2 In league. GOLF: Meu whips Sa1e Hill Costa Mesa High's Jean You shot 41 on par-35 tQ help lead the Mus· tangs' gids golf team to a 268-300 Golderi Ykst League victory over Segie Hill at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Oub's Mesa Unda Course Tuesday. Jessica Bunnell (52). Ouistian Casale (56), Rachel Hughes (59) and Jacklyn Adams (60) also con- tributed to the win for Costa Mesa. whk:b Improved to 7 ~. 5-2 in league. For Sia&e HDL April Kim came in with the low score, 45, while Otd- sea Vayner 6nished with 60 and Megan McGiWan had a 61. GOLF: Alwi&ht peces CdM victory Corona del Mar High's Kade Al· bright was the medalist with a 4- owr 40 on the north course (front nine) at Coto de C87.a Tuesday. leading CdM to a 239-260 Plu:flc Cout league girls golf victory aver 'n.oro High Tuesday. Roundfn8 out CdM's scoring leldell were Jackie McCoy (46), C'Mdln MacDonald (48}, Jennifer ~ (50) a.nd Veronica Friedman (55). Corolla del Mar ~ DOW 8-4, 5--0 intbePCL OOlf: ua men In MCond .. 1be UC Irvine men~ golf team la in eecond ollclo by one lhot ef. ter m. ant 18 holot of lbe TdBr:ig· .... bolted. by St. John) UnlYer· ~ II Qulbr Ridge Golf Courie inbtdale, N.~~ s.n DMto leld9 11290, ua ti· lowl .. 291, Jei1* Maditloo je at 292 and St. Jold 293 In the lf. TODAY 2A -Ray Oh rel Newport Harbor Football, 96, '97 24 -Mike Leonard Estancia Tennis, '96, '97 23 -Alex Jek.eli Corona del Mar Basketball, '98 23 -Leah Wilde Orange Coast College Basketball, '00 19 -Bobby Messenger Corona del Mar Water Polo. '01 22 -Sarah Middlebrooke Orange Coast Basketball, '99 SCHEDULE TODAY W.tilrpolo Community college men -Santa Ana et Orange Coast, 3 p.m. Community college women - Santa Ana et Orange Coast, 4 p.m. High ldlool boys -Laguna Hills et Newport Harbor. 3 p.m. ~tbel Community college women - Cypress at Orange Coast, 7 p.m . High actlool girls -Laguna Beach et Corona del Mer, 5:30 p.m.; Saddlebadl at Estancia, 3: 15 p.m •. Tennla High ldlool girts -Dana Hiiis at Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m.; Troy at Newpon Harbor, 2:30 p.m. Soccer College women -Chrlitian Heritage et Vanguard University, 3p.m. Golf College men -UC Irvine at The llllingh811. St. John't Unlvensity, Quaker Ridge GC Ill Scat"ldala, N.V. community c:ottege women - Orange COMt w. ltvlne Valt.y 1t Oak Creetc GC, 11 a.m . Paul Martin the game at 14 late in the first half, represents a solid future as the starting right tack.le. Junior tight end Gary Gonza- lez has also contributed blodc- ing expertise. "These guys have really come together after kind of be- ing orphaned at the start of the year." Perkins said. "(Veteran line coach) Al Dies was in the hospital (after sustaining inju- ries in a fall off a ladder) and Coach (Donny) Garcia wasn't able to coach. so I had to take the group over. They've really worked hard to improve and mature." Dies returned to bis coach- ing duties three weeks ago. which. Perkins points out, coincides with the team's three-game winning streak. "Al has had a lot to do with these guys· success," Perkins said. PREPS Continued from Al clash with Foothill) were stunned, 15-4, 15-10, 14 -16. 12-15, 12-15, by the Wolverines, Oct. 9 at home. Glenn, whose squad just dropped 3 of 4 matches at the Santa Barbara Tournament of Champions, blames himself for the first Aliso loss. He said, after winning the first two games. he began experimenting with personnel and "forgot we were playing a match." Glenn, an outspoken critic of CIF Southern Section rules that prohibit schools from "playing up," in the playoffs against schools with larger enrollments, was disappointed when the Sailors missed the Division I enrollment cutoff by 14 students. That disappointment was mollified by a potential state playoff showdown against nationally nµtked St Francis High of Mountain View, which had won four of the last five state Division a titles, including the last two. But Glenn said St. Francis. unrestricted by c.entraJ Coast Section rules, has elected to "play up" in Division I this year. "There's still plenty of good teams for us to play in this division.· Glenn said. "We're good, but we have to be there 100% mentally every day." ••• Paul Kirby. who resigned as Estancia High's girls basketball coach after last season, has resurfaced as a varisty assistant at Marina. Kirby, as well as former F.stancia junior varsity girls coach Carlita Butalid with both assist Viklngs Coach Butch Fredlow, with whom 1Cirby played at Ocean View High. ••• Construction on Becbnan High in Tustin bas begun and the efshth member of tht! Golden West l.eague b scheduled to open in September of 2004, halfway through the cumnt four·year cycle. Since new schools typically don't field vanity teams their first year o/ o.tstence and seldom have a senior class until their third year, t.bia meant the new ldlool wlJl bne WtueUy no compodtfve Impact at the vanity lew:t ln tho Golden Wtlt J.aaue. before the~ prOCle8I ~~newt fotGoldeJi ~ teplllllentadWt ca.ta Mela and Blcmc.1a. tbou&h .. could meen 8ectmen wtil be rubbef.stamped for a return to t.he~Wel1~ • • " ( •m•~ ... in~s~r tJ-~~· rilll~E~r~~-~-~~iiilll!!!~Wij ... . .. ---... ~·-· .... .... • -·-· DiiMlt: ..... ,~ -·-· • 1 am•~ .... ... ... _ • -. •: --· 191-...... ro .. hW1, benefl· clOflm, cntlltor1, Clon tllleMt crltdltof1, • penon• who '"' r otlt· •*lie be lnternted In the will Of nt•te, or boltl •f: LOIS El"'°' R08EfUS WHAl.LE.Y aka LOIS EllENORE R08· EATS WHi'LlEY •k1 LOIS [.WHALLEY A PElTTION FOR ~O BAlt has betn flied by DIAM l . SULLIVAN flna Olan• Lois Whelley Sulllun & MARY WHALLEY fkna Mery Miies Whl\er Secure In Ille Superior Court ol Cellfornl1, County ol ORANGE. THE PETITION FOR PAOBATC 11q~sts lhal DIANE l. SULLIVAN •nd MA RY WHAllCY be llj>pointed H person1I rtPrnanl•lt•n 10 •d rtllnisl• the u tele ol the decedent 1li£ PETITION req~sh the dKecknt's Will •nd cod1c1ls, 11 any. be 1dm1tted to P'Obate The Wiii and •ny CodKllS ••• an lllble for e umina t10n on the hie kepi by the court TllE PETITION 1equesh aulh0<1ty lo adn11n1ste1 the estete under the Independent Adm1n1s tralion of Estain Act (This Aulhnrlly will 1llow the pr1rsonat represen tallves lo lake m.ny action. without obtain 1n1 court a ppr o val Before tak1n1t certain very 1mpo1 I ant actions. llowever. the perw nel rell'eHnlabves will be required to cove notice to 1nte1uted pe1 sons unless they h1V1 w11ved notice °' conunted lo the PfOPoMd achon ) The independent 1d 1111n1st1ahon eutlloroly ••II be 1r•nted unlns an interested per son files an obiechon lo lhe petition i nd \hows aood '•uu why the court should not 1111nt the •uth0<1ty A HEARING on the pehllon will bt held on NOVEMBER 21 ?002 at I lO p m 1n Dept L 73 louted al 341 The Coly Drove South 011n1e. CA 92868 If YOU OBJECT to the eranl1nii ul Ille peltlton. you should appear •I the 11111 ine and \late your ob iec I ions or file w11tttn obiectt0n' with the lour I before the hu11n11 Ynu1 appea1ance m•y bt on person 01 by yn11r •ltorney If YOU ARC A CR£ UI l OR 01 ton '"'i"nt credrl0< ol the decu\ed you must file you• <.la1m w1lh the court and mail a copy to the f>t'l\un•I oep1 es 1 n ta t 1vts •P pointed by th• COUit w1th1n lour month• lrom lhe date of the In st ruuanc:t of lt>lt e1 s •\ pr OYlded on Pr obatr Code section 9100 lhe tome tor lol1n1 cl••ms will not uptre belor e lour months fr om the hearing d1te noticed above YOU MAY lXAMlN( the l1le kepi b~ the t ourt II you '"" • person 111 letnltd on the u talt you may file wolh lh- court • R•quttst 101 Spec1.1I Notice (lorm 01 154 I of lhe l1hn& nl Ar1 inventory and app1lll\JI ol est•l• a\\eh or ol •ny petition 01 arc nun! n provided 10 Prob~tt Code sectton 12!>0 A Request for Spetial Ptotoce form is •vA1l•ble lrom lht court derk •--r •• "•'"'-" I. ZllUlOM lAW. I . ZllUlON lAW & USOCIAllS. 1201 OOYl ST., STI. 370, MlWPMT HACH, CA 92HO Published Newpor I Beech Costa Mesa 011ly 1'1101 October 73. 29. lO 2002 WT877 Se I your unwanted Items the easywayl Pia<• a Classlfled ad todoyl 642-5678 -·-· £-• -···I • 114 o .. 411N: ··-111mmm..-·--~,,...., ....... (. .. -· Ptw ol 1114 ........ • ... ...... 'UftCHASIM DlPAAT· CMla&tlSM Te .. ._._ ..............,. llllNT,?mlW..,_., ,_i.;;:.. -.. -..-~I ,._., --To ... lltlra, ........ c--. a..-....~--• '""""' --., ~...... " cl•IM, c:te!MMI, COii • tillttftt Cf~ aM1 Pfolect: TflUIOaMY t~t crNllor1, "'41 peflOfla wtio -1 01'1· (~, l*IOM wtlo -y oth· tfwlM lie int«eatM In IMTUI• MO ,. ... etwlN lie lntetnled In tM will Of u tate, Of POWU the will Of Ht1l1, Of bOth, of: MMtY Wtl 1• •1~ both, of STEPHCN MAllCH£SANO •h MARY NOTICE IS HEREBY Cl Y0£ McCLU£A 1111 JANE BftOCl(MNf GMH that the Hewpot1· STCPHEH C. McCLUCR A PETITION FOR l'AO-Meu Unified Schoof 11!1 STEVE McClUU BATE has bNn lll•d by Dist rict of Or1n1e A PETITION FOR PAO· KURT BROCKMAN In the County, C1liforn1a , BATE hes been flltd by Superior Court of Cell· 1c:.t1ni by end tllfoup MICHAEL McClUER In forn11, County of OR· Its Gov1rnln1 Board , the Superlof Court of ANGE hereln1ftlf 1efam1d to C1llfo1nle, County ol THE PEllllON FOR n ·0 1STRICT ," wlll ORANGE PRDB:u c requnh that rKelwe up to, but not THE PETITION FOR KURT BROCKMAN be letlf then, the ibon· PR08 ATC 1equ11b that appointed as personal stated bid de1dllne, MICHAEL McCLUtA be repruent1tln to ad-Mai.d bid'S el the plica llP90tinled n peuonal minisllf Iha 111111 of ldenhlt.d ebon for tho 1ep11Hnlel111e to ad the decedent 1wlfd of e contract for minister the est1te of THE PCTIT!Off requests the ebowe Protect Iha decedent 1ulhol1ty lo 1dmtn~llf In 1CCl0<dence with the THE PETITION requests the Hl•le undlf tho prowisions of Busineu 1uthoflly to •dmlntsttr Independent Admlnis· and Professions Code the estate uno.t lhe lr1hon ol Est1111 Act Secllon 7028 15 •nd Independent Adm•nos (This Authority will 1llow Public Conti act Code tr1tion of Esl1tH Ac:I the personal repruen S.Ctoon lJOO the DIS-(Thts Authoflly wilt 1llow t1hn lo like meny TAICT requ11es that the the perwn11 reprn en •cltons without obtain-b idder pouus the tehve lo leke many 1n11 cour t 1pprowel fo llo w1n1 classofoce actions wolhoul obtain Before l•luna ce1t11n lton(s) of conlr•clor's 1n1 court 1pproul very 1mporl1nl actions, hcense(:r.) 1t the hme Before llklnll u rt.,n however, the personal the bod 15 submitted very 1mpor lanl achons. •eprnenllllve will be Cl•ss c 10 Genera l however, the pusonel 1•qu11ed lo 1111e nohce Electrical Any bidder 1epreunt1t1vt wlll be lo 1nleresled persons not so hcenHd at the 1equ11ed lo 11ive notice unless they hive w1lnd tome of the bod opemna lo onteruled penons notice 01 consented lo will be 1 eiecled as unlen they have wa111ed the pr01Josed action ) nonrespon•ove nollCe 01 constnlA!d lo The independent ad Tome is of the enence the proposed achon ) n11n1>tr1l1on authoroly Each bod shall be ac The independent 1d will b• Krenled unless companied by a bod m1n1strat1on •ulhoroly an 1nleruted person security on the form of will be aranted un~ss Ille\ ;1n ob1ec llon lo the cuh, a certified or an interested person pellllon and shows eood cashier's check or bid f1IH an ob1ecl1on to the Lauu why the cou1 I bond in an amount not pehhon and shows 11ood should not &•ant the len than ten pert ent caun autho11ty (10'1.) ol the total bod why the court should A HEARING on the pu ce. payable to the not erant the dulho11h petition will be held on DISTRICT A HEARING on the NOVC MBCR 21. 2002 al The DISTRICT reserves pehhon will be held on l lO Pm on Dept L73 the 11eht to reiect any NOVEMBER 14, 1002 at located •t 341 The Coty or all bod!> 01 to watve I JO pm on Dept l73 D11ve Sooth. Oranee. CA any ure&ularotou 01 louted at 341 The Coty 92868 info1mahhes on any bods Drove South 011nge CA II YOU OBJCCT to the or in the b1ddrnc 11'0 92868 cr.1nhn& ot the pet1t1on. ceu If YOU 08J(CT to lhe you shciold •ppear at the The Ca1tlorn1a Depart crantm1. of the pet1loon he.a11n11 •nd sble your men I o f lnd uslllal you should .llPPt'll at the obrechon• or l1le w11tten Rel•llons has deter heartn& and •late you1 obiett1ons with llM-coU<I mined lhe eene•al pre obieclloM 01 Ille wrotlen before the hea11n& Your oihnc rates ot per diem obiectoons with tile tou1t •P1>ear4nce may be 1n waeu !0< thf! locahly on before the hu11nt You1 perso n 0 1 by you1 which the work os to be •PPl'atanc~ may M on •llo1ney performed for the Prot pe"on 01 by your If YOU ARC A CREDI eel Copies ol these allorney TOR or conl1n11en1 wages rale determona· If YOU ARI A CREDI <.1ed1lor ol the de<.u!.ed hons. enloll~d Preoohnc TOR o r •nn t1n1ent yuu must lole your <.111m W•g• Scalf' are main ued1lor ol the decta<l'd with th• court •nd m••I ta1ned at the DISTRICT you must hlf' your t la1m a topy to the pe"onal olhce •nd are available with the court and mail repreu nl•hve appointed at the followina webS1le a copy lo the pe!'onal by the t l)Ult within lou1 W\llW dor ,. aov II \hall ll'presenlahve appQ1nled months from the date ol be mandato1y upon the by the tourt within four lhe llri.t luuance of succes!.lul bidder to monlhi. from the date ol letteos u provided on whom the tontract ,. the lorsl 1uuanu of P1obate Code •ect1on awaoded, and upon any letters a~ p1ov1ded in 9100 Tht tome lor llhne subcont1attor hsled lo Probate Code ucl1on tla1ms woll nnt e•plfe pay not le\\ than the 9100 The lime 101 lohng belort lour month\ h orn said spel!toed oale\ to claims will nol l'•p•oe the hu rong d•le nototed all workers employed by before lour manths from •bove lhem for the Protect the h..a11n1 date nnt11 ed YUU MAY EXAMINl lhe No bidder may with above hie ~f'pl by the court ti draw any bid tor a YOU MAY ( XAMINf lhe you ~·· a P•rson m penod ol fORlY FIVE file llept by the tou1t 11 tertsled on the n tate. (45) calendar days alteo you •re a person on Y•'ll may hie with the the date set for th• teru led rn the tslate rour l a Requnl tor openine ol btth you mav lole with the Spf'toal Notou (form OE Pursuant to Pubhc court • Request lor l>tl ot the lolln& ol an Conh.11ct Code Section Spec1•I Nohu (form Dl inventory •nd •P1>1•1ul 22l00. the Aareemenl 154) ol the folrne ol an ot otale "'"'" or ol will contain prov1S1ons onvenlo1 y and •PP• e1sal any petition 111 aL<o unt permottin& th• succeu ol estate nseh 01 of "' provodrd in Probate lul bidder lo subslllule any p<'t1tion 01 ate aunt rode •ecloon l?!JO A u curotoes for any mon as provided on Probate R•quPSt 101 Spe<1al te5 •1lhheld by the Code \e<hon llSO A Noh<1 lot m ·~ ava1labl1> DISTRICT to ensure R"que~t 101 Sprc14t h om the cuuol clerk perfor mance under the Notoce l0<m 1s •va1lable AnenMy f• l'•fltl-• Aarttmenl or pe<m11t•n1 from the court cle1k ,...,....,,, Tyt.r, WI•· payment of •etenlions ••-y f• l'1tltl-• 1ter, With•"" & WeA-earned d11 eclly onto o-l . o..,..tt, h". ·-lll', L aKHAaO esuow SIN 61529 •AWLS. h"'' 2 601 Each bidder must meet 0... l'wti l'lollO, Ste. Mofn St., Ste. U DO, eoals and requ11ement• 12SO lrvlfte. CA 92614 rel•lm& to parllcopalton in.1-. CA 92614 Publrshed Newpo 1 t by minority business P ubltshed Newpc.or I Bra<h Cll51• Meu Daily •nh rprise s . wo men Bea~h Cosla Mt \• O~olv f'11nl 01 lnb"' l3 l9 30 busonus enter pr 1ses and Pilot October 16. 22 7 J 1007 WT879 Ors.bled Veler.tn Busi 2002 WT870 l he tollow1ne person~ •r• doma business a' A I Newport CoHI Yathh ll ) LP Partners C ) ""' Maritn• Bo&I Co 404 Loma Terrace. Suite 0. L aeun1 Benh CA 926!"11 Mt'rma1ds and Martinis. llC (CA) &04 Loma lerooce Suitt D L111una Beach CA 926'>1 This buslf\en " con ducltd by L1m1ttd L11b1l1ty Co Hawe you st••led do•na busonns yet' Yu . B& c 02 A 00 Me1me1d\ and Marti nlS U C Lisa Ploen Voce P1es1 dent lhts slelemenl wn hi.d with the Countr Cle•ll ol Ounee County on 10/01/02 2002HlltlS 011ly Pilot Oct 2. 9, 16. 23. 2002 857 nus enlerpr~s. of -ny, e s tabl1Sh ed by the DISTRICT. or make • good la1lh elf or t with oesp•t l thereto . on acco1dance with the c11 te11a t s hblls he d pursuant lo Public Conltacl Code Section 2000(b) I•/ st---L 0.1,,.. btrMttW ef 1'Ut"che1l1t9 .... w ............. 714- 424-5077 Published Newport Buch Costa Meu Daily Pilot October 23 lO 2002 W878 MOT1Cl Of P\IUC SAU The m 1n1 s to111• h c1hly acco1d1ne to the provisions ol 01v1s1on 8 ol the Busoneu and Pr ol•ssions Code Ch1pter 10 Section 21707 (•) hereby aoves NOTICE Of PU Bl IC SAU CXTRA SELF S10RAG£ Th~ follow1ne P" sons are doin& bu\ln~ss .is Compr ehens1v• Comph a nee Setvo< es 8840 Wai nu Ave Suite 203. fountain Valley CA 92708 ComprohflnS1vf' Hous111e Services Inc (CA) 8840 W•rner Ave Su•" 203, founla1n V•ll•y CA 92708 Thi\ bustne5\ ,, t(ln ducted by 1 <OIPG••loon Have you started do1nc busmen yet' No Comprehensive Hous •nt Services, Inc Gayle Bloom•ncdate Pre .. Klenl Thos sta tement wa. filed with the County Clerk of Or1n&t' County on 10/01/02 2002Htlt16 Oa1lr Pilot Oct 1 9 . 16 23 2002 W858 w1tl conduct a public llOTKI Of APPIJCATIOll TO sale of the contents or SBl Al(CIMOU( llYllA66 the sloreae sp.1ce(s) named below, ,.1th lhe Dale ol filrn1 Applic• contents beona !.old to loon· October 7. 2002 tile h1&hesl bHlder. for To Whom 11 May lawful money ol th• Concern United States of AIT!fltlCa The N•m•(•I of lhe (cash) Appllcanl(s) 1s/Me The sale is beont h~ld GREAT LEGS WIN[ INC lo u hsfy a lendlord s The •pplicenh ltSled hen and will be held at •bov1 ••• apptyln& lo 17692 Sotmpson Lane l h• Dep11tmenl of Hunhnaton Beech. CA Alc ohollc Bover•c• 92647 on Noombt!f 6. Control lo sell ak:ohollc 2002 at 12 p"'. Aue bn•ncn et 2901 W ttoneer's Name Denn~ COAST HWY STC 100. A v 1 n a B 0 n d 1 NEWPORT BLACH. CA 146637301335 92663 The public 1s 1n111led to Type ol llc1nse(s) t d T h Applied lor •I en erms are cu 20 OH SAU BEER nnly Ownets r-ve\ ANO WIN£ the uahl to bid •2 ON SAU BEER AHO A ,eneral descr1e1toon WIN( PUBLIC PRt-ol Ille ptoperly be1n1 MtS£S "" ............... ............. A")-.... &lnw, t .) ~ ......... C.) ...... CD adll,D.) ........ ..., .... .,._., -..,..,.. ,. . .,. S111t9 100, lrYIM, CA ... Av.-. ........ 111e cno. VICI !tim_. r •• __, .. 1111te eoo. o.11n. f Jl7:>207 Thia ~ .. con- ficted br: • ccwp«atloft "°" rou ttettad dolfts bu..._ yell No Avlllent .....-. •• IM. JerrJ ArlMttO,... VI' Thia aJatement was filed wotll the CoU'lly Clerk of Ofan .. County on 10/4/02 2002H1HIO Oe1ly Pilot Oct. 9, 16, 23, 30, 2002 W8IO ,... .... "-S...... The folloWll\I persons ere doin1 business es. See View S1an1n1 Set· 111ce, 406 32nd Street. Newport BHt h. CA 92663 Su Yiew F 1nencoal Inc (CA) 406 32nd Street, Newpo rt Buch. CA 92663 This business Is con dueled by e c0<por1tion Have you sterled doma business yet1 Yes, 6/13/2002 Sea 'liew F lnancoal, Inc Bosha Oormen, P1n1 dent !hos s tatement wu toled with tile County Clerk ol Oran1e County Ort 10/4/02 2002691937' Daily Pilot Oct. 9, 16, 23. lO. 2002 W863 FldttlM ..... ... s..... Tht> lollowin11 persons •• e do1n11 bus.neu as Ch11opoacl1c Center ol Or•nee . 967 No•lh Ch•venne Oranee CA 92869 C~nr11e U1kic Choroprac toe Prolessoonal Corpo ration ICA), 967 North Cheyenne, Or a nee. CA 92869 Hui busme~s 1s con ducted by • corporahon Have you started doina bu.,ness yet' Yes Ma1ch 14 2002 Geor&e U1k1e Ch110 pr a~toc Ge,,,ae UI~'" P1e~1dent Thi\ •l•trment wa• filed with the County Clt1k ot Oran1e County lln 09177107 20026911SS I Oa1ty P1101 Oct 2. 9, 16 73 7007 W851 fldltiM ..... Mmes...... The lollowm11 per son\ Jr t doing business a~ No1 mandy Metal Reim 1\h~I\ 1603 Supe1100 Ave Cost.-. Mes•. CA 92627 B•a~s Assets Inc (CA) I 60J Superoo r Ave Co\I• Mtsa. CA 92621 lh1s business " con ducl•d by a corpoollon Ho• you sl•rled clo1nc bu•mns yeP Yu, 1975 Brns Autl\ Im S<.oll S;orkr.,•n P1es1 dtflt lhl\ sto11temen1 ••• filed with the County Clerk ol Or a nae County on f19/27 02 2002'91&SU 0.01ly Pilot Oct 2 9 16. 13.2001 W845 Th• tollowin1t persons ar • do•n& business as S & I Investment Compa ny, 3711 South Harbor Blvd . Sanl.t AnA Cah lo1n1a 97704 Ron Sadri 6 Pem b1 oke L 111una N1euel, Calllo1 no• 92677 Ret• 1o11 2 J30 V•n Gaurd Way •B 102. Co•I• Meu C•l1!0<n1a 92626 This bus1nns 1s con ducted by • ceneral pa1tneosh1p Hue you slar led do•n& business yet1 No Ron Sadri This \latemt nl "''" loled with the County Cler~ ol Oreniie Counly on 10. 10/02 20026920121 Daily Pilot Oct 23, 30 Nov 6 13,2002 W880 The foltowln1 per sons ••• do•na busmus as BCT Promotional Prod uch . 16781 Robe<I Lane, Hunltn&ton Beech. CA 92647 Ct0<1e f ranc1s Yalu , 16781 Robert lane. Hunllncton Beach, CA 92647 Theresa Anne Mc:C1nly. 16781 Robert L 1n1, Huntlnaton Beach. CA 92647 Thi1 bustnen os con ducted by husband and wile H1111 you sterled dom& bus!Mu yen No G-c• r Yates T1111 stetemenl w•s hied w1t11 the County Clerk of Onnp County on 10/.m not6'1U7a Deity l'itot Oct 9 16, 23. '°' 2002 W862 sold. elonc wltll lht Published Newport ldenhly ot the occupant BHch Costa Mona Oelly ~~';!';! the q>eee .,. es Pilot October 9, 16, 23, ,.._ ..... SPACE NO OCCUPAHT 2002 W869 .. SW.. PROPfRTY OE SCRIP ~..... Ille toMowtnc person• TION ...__ ~ 1re doftl& buslneu H A 257 (l•rrf) Paul --A ) oc 0.Yelopment, Of••. furnilllf•. TY . The Jollowlna persons ltlc .. 8 ) lllfenet Enter llo•es. m1ttt••· crib, e11 dolnc butlnnl es 1 2115 H bOf cwpet SC>ldef-n T Sll•t Offa,. ,~. ~ MftaM CA I 015 Jam11 Cowen, 1S301 Grehl ft'I Sltfft, ~ 1 . ' blc,c .. , T.Y. apeahn. Huntlnston Beech. CA oc Dewelo9ment, In' 111111 fl11t1HH, enter W549 (HY), 211& Mafbor l lYcl . Ct~~2.... ....'..8!~ .... -t. C.n "'"c 81Ct '!'4') Ptac:1 .. ,:1 Coil• Mtta, CA 92621 ,. ,....,,._ " ·-me.nl, LL " , .,.,., lftf-t Cnterprleu 1M fllrnlblfe.r .,.,. !NI Crah•'11 StrHt, Hun (OE), 2\JS Hll'bof BIYd., treta. • llo• IPfln&, flnston Beach. CA tN4t C•ste-. CA 92627 Ohrlltm•• cltconitloM Thh business It COft ™• .,...,_. 11 con l ·056 Oavlcl M1pllet, 4uCltt4 by llmllecl ~tt4 11r tolllt -t1111 ttl!U &Mii, IOff clvbt. UMll!ty Co. "'" ,... •••tM couch, chan, clotttea, Hawe ,ou start-4 ,.._ ...... -t Vea. pOMtf, ull boat with 4fotn9 llVllMM jlt7 Y•, tontll• , .. ,,. ... , ....... , ... H t °"'·'°120G2 OCO.\llJJl"Ul,Mc (llllCtrtc), .... ,.. Cle•ll r 11UI •n114 .... o. Gut1e11u. l·U2 G*NI Vltc•r•. 'tec-t. LLC P'r-*"VQ:O wuller u4 ,,,.,, .,... • ..,., ........... n111 tle...-.t .,.. ~ t,Y~ W .... hie ,......_ .. f11f """ .. c..ty .......... ... ..... CeillltJ -.. °' .... ,._ , ....... , •rj' a.-..... c.-, ::iwu.-_., =--=---;. "~ ;.'='... ::::-:. D. -.• ._,....~n.•.,.1.11.-~ ...... ,.,,. ...., i 1iSi I Ii t;illiiiiii ... .._ PS If ........ ... ..... n. ............. n. ....... "' ... ...... ._ ................... . llYlA,: '2'• l I 7lf1 Clll.._1-4 c.,_,.vr 6 s.r.-. S.... 109, Coat. C..utrucllea. 2207 Mma, CA 12821 c..-Dr . .a, C..ta IM.A, Ille. (CA), ™ f . ...... CA m27 17• StrMl. Suite 109, 0-lnlc: M~Cullou1ll, eo.a.-..CAt2127 2107 c.ny.,. Dr., ... This Wl!Hlfts Is con• Costt Mtta, CA 92'11 MtM '1 • COf"potl liOft Thiol .. __.. t. ~ Hin y04I at.-ted ducted by; H lfldiy141Af dolnc IMniMA Y•lt Yes, HIVI you slllted 1/0'l doln& bu~ yet? Y ... fM.A. lne. S.pt 20th, 2002 l homn Hayburn. Y1ce Oomlnlie McCulloull! l'r•ldefit Thi. allllement wea Tlllt statement was hied with the County flt.d with the County Clerll of Ou nae County Clerll of Of•n1• County on r¥9/'l7/02 on09m/02 200tHI H41 2002H llS44 D•1ly Piiot Ocl 2. 9, 16, Daily Piiot Oc t 2. 9, 16, 23, 2002 W848 23, 2002 W846 ........... ... s...... The followinc penons •• • dotfll business u Green Thumb System .. 19191 l•Menc:e Cenyo11 S1lve1edo Canvon. CA 92676 R1eherd lee Lawrence II 19191 Lawrence Canyun Sliver ado C•nyon r A 92676 Detek Lee N•lband1dn 19191 Lawrence C•nyon S1lve11do Canyon CA 92676 T hos busrness 1s <on ducted by a &•nt"r di parlnenh1p Have you started doin11 business yet' N" Riche1d l.iwrence ThlS statement wd' filed with the Counl y Clerk of Dnn&• County on09/30/02 200269187&9 Daily Pilot Oc I 2. 9 I b 23, 2002 Wl!Sfi RdtlMlusiJless ... s..... The lollowinii pel'<•n•, are doing businf's "' The luna11an Cumpany 16251 Consl ruL11on Circle West, Irvine CA 92606 The luna11an (;ompany (CA>. 162'>1 Con•l•u• hon Court w.-1 hv1n• CA 92606 This business 1s con dueled by a co<po1al11>n Have you started do1n& bu~1ness yt>P Nil The l una11an Company klhn 0 Howhanne"ari Poes1dent Tho" statement wa\ loled with the County Clerk ol Oraniie County on 10115/02 2002692DJ&O Daily Pilot Oc I 16 2 J JO, Nov. 6 2002 W874 Rdit.mW..SS ... s..... Tlte following pe1 sons are doone business °' A I Kanea Koole1 B ) N ulra Ne•us. CI Sto .. ngth and R"Mer y Sc1ent e\, 500 S Je lle1 son. Plat enl1a. (.A 97870 Nut ro l 1ona I Research C1oup, t LC (CA> 500 S lelfl'rson Pia< ent1" t:A 92870 Tht'\ bu~ine\' t\ l on duded by 1 1m1tr d L1ab1hty Co Have you s tar led do1n& business yet' YI'\ 6 2002 Nuh 1t1onal R~\~Ar t t1 Croup llC William S•nder\nn Member lhos statrment was hied with the County Clerk ol Or.tngt> County on 10 4 02 200269193&4 O••ly Pilot Oct 9 16 23. 30. 1002 W8h7 Rdltiols 11.uifts ... s....... The following per \nns are doing bu•oness d\ Spa1kle Mobile Dr1 .. 1hna ?36 V1tlnroa . Co\ld Mesa CA 9i?621 Rochelle Augu .. trne. 7'14 W Romneva •?Ol Anaheim CA '12801 fh1s bu~1ness 1\ ron ducted by an ondov•dual Have you ~• •r led doin& bus111es\ vet> Nn Rochelle Aueu•llnf' Thos slalemenl wu filed with tile County Cler k of 01.in11t County on 10/4/02 20026919371 Daily Pilot Oct 9 Iii. 23. JO, 2002 W86S The lollow1nc pwM>ns •1e do1na bUSlfleU H Kay1a 219 Pauline Pl . Cost• Meu. CA 92621 Sule Klem, 219 Pauhnt Place Cosle Meu CA losh Klem ?19 P•ulon• Pl Costa Meu CA 92627 This bu.,nen '' 'on ducted by husband and wilt Have you startrd dome bu\lne~• ytt' Ho Sule Kl~1n Th" s14ternenl w•s loled w•th the County Clerk ol Or.inttc l.ounty on 10 4 O? 200269193 .. Daily Pilot Oll 9, 16 23 "lO 7002 W866 FktlllM--.U .... s ..... 1 It~ lollowina 1-1e1 '""' MP dOllt!l bU'510("\'i. 3\ Bu,.int•H l ynks. RO Ml\\lon C.I f ooth1ll k"'" h CA 92610 l yn l •lUl\t Carntr. llO M1"1on Ct f oolholl f!anc h f.A 92610 llw. l!u\ln~•• '" con •1u< t~d by dn ond1v1dual H.1vf' yuu \lt.tt1~d dom~ bU\fOf'\' y&t 1 Ye' 'j /J 07 Lyn G~rne1 111" \latement w"' loll'd .. 1th the County l"lnk ol 01.rne~ County on O'J n 02 2002691&S42 (/.ioly f'1lol O.t l 9 Iii ?l 2007 W8SO Rditlm .... Mmes...... 1 h• lollnw11111 P•• ._On\ ., e du1ne bu\1ne"s n [Ill h.1n!Pd l v•nlfljlS (\Corl• 2b89!i Ah\o Cre~~ Rd Suite B445. Al"" V1e10 CA 92bS6 Barb.Ha R11b1n~lt e 268<)'j Al1 .. u Cr~ek Rd Suite !144!>, Alo\o V1e10 CA 926!>6 Thi\ bu\lnP\S I\ ( "" dut led by .in md1vodual ttave you sld• led doing bu\lntss y~I l No fla1ba1ll kob1nPlte I hi\ 'tatemt'nt wd\ l1lt d w1lh lh4' County Clf'1 k of Or a nee County on f19!l1 O? 20026911SSO Daily Pilot Oct 7 'J lb 7l 700? WIWI ------- fidl'-..... Mmes..., l h f' lnllnw1n1 Pf'"on<. •'~ duine bu\mf'"s\ .. ~ ~ r I fr 1n\p1t1 t.tl1nn l 4SO Nr wpo11 Blvd • 118 rMla M•\a CA 91&21 Sere10 ''"" ?4~0 Nt •po1t Blvd , 1 118 co,ld M,.,,. CA 92677 lhl\ bu\1nf'n is ton duo lrd by an ond1Y1duAI Havt you slarlf'd dn1n11 busmt \\ vtl' "" M~y JO 2001 'iPI &10 lol fl 1 his \h temf'nl W•J\ lol•d with th• Counly Cl"k ol 01AnKe Counly on 10/22/0? 2002692124 7 0Aoly Pilot Oc I i' J lO N•W 6, 1l1007 W88(' we .. ..... , ~:;;;...;~.;.;;.;....,.,:~-· 5 ii I AM t ' I 0 I ............ ..-. •• .... --.... ft ,..,. .. QtW Dtv.i· ..-(:~~lot ScMllr Or".. 1'H21. ::.;.r ee1c:ll, CA Mw:!Jl Qlld ~ •pMent s ,ats.. Inc (CA), 102 ScMa Plilu o, . l"HZI. ,...,,port ltadl, CA 92'M3 This bulln4ol1 IS ~ duc:ttd by 1 ccwporetlo41 Heve rou at .. ted ~ 11usiMM ret7 Y". A.dvtnced Child De- velopfMnl Systs .• Inc Nedi• l Abu-Assal, Corp. Secf•l•ry Thia slel1m1n\ WH filed with the County Cllf'fl of Or enc• County on 09/27/02 2002HllS4S Dally Pilot Oct 2, 9. 16. 23, 2002 W80 The lollo••nc petsons "e cloin& busineH u Worldwide E•P'HS 26 li.c.opade Ct Newport Beach. CA 92663 0 & C LL C (CA) 26 (sup.odt> Cl Newport Buch CA 92663 lh,. busonus ,. con du~led by l1m1ted l1.ob1hty Cu Have y<iu started d01n11 bu\lness yrt> Yes 9 l?/07 O&C ll< .. C1a1K Alrundrr Owner lhl\ st.itement wa• filed with th~ County Clerk ol Ordn11e County on 10/15/02 20026920391 Daily Prlot Oct 16 13. 30 Nov 6 /1002 W81l ........ 11-f-~,_ .... .. ...,.. ......... C:e6 ~ fN*Jllt. iov .. ..._ . ..,., C....CA9M7 ~ , .... 10 v .. Mino .... .,.... e..t. CAl2e&7 This busiotU It GOii Mtff by M inllw•tl Haw. .,~ •tll'te4 doule bcisl,_. ,.t7 No S.lclell T •bal' T~ &t•l•ment wn filed wilt! IM Covnly Cleril of Ounp County on 101•!02 toOt .. lt HI Delly Pilot Oct 9, 16, 23. 30. 2002 W861 Re-.. ..... .... --... The f01low1n1 persons 111 dolne business n Jennrtet-. Ptiotooaphy 2390 Redlands Dr Newpoll Beach CA 92660 Jenn1fet E1M!en Kettley 2390 Redlands 01 Newport Beach CA 92660 This bu .. neu lS con dutteo by an 1nd1v1du•I Have you 'tarted doont bu .. neu yet' No H:nmler [ 1leen Ketlley This statemenl wn llM!d with the County Clerk ot Oun&t County on 10m102 200269212Sl Oaoly Pilot Oct 23 JO Nov 6, IJ, 2002 W88J FidlliM w..ss .......... n-....-.. ..... -·~~.,_. ...... 7 S4ln tlantt r • •••P•rt a-..CAllll7 ~ l.l9iee ,, • .,,,,, 7 SV1"4Mc• ~ •• .....,.... luch,CAt2M7 ,.,. ~ ... . 4Kte4 t., ....... .... Hewe yM11Mttd doule i-.-s yell Yn. CJ 17-07 .i.11t1 Ete1ne l'roula lhls st1t111Nnt wn filed with UM County Clefi!1 of Or enc• County ont19m;o2 2002 .. llS4t D11l1 Pilot Oct 2. 9. 16, 23. 2007 W843 .......... '-S....... The follow1n1 penoni. ..,. du1n1 business u B•cky.01d Coll 18!1!"1 P1lcew11 0. C'osllr Mne CA92626 Cllf1stophe1 L• johnwn 18'>5 P1tc•1<n Or Cosl• Meh CA92626 lh" bu<ln4!n I\ <On du< led by •n 1nd1V1dual Hawt you sl11ted do1n1 bu\lneu yet' Nu Chros Johnson lh1s sl•tement wa\ hied w1th lhc Cc.o11nty Clerk of 01 •nc~ Cuunt y on 10. 27 01 2002692124& Daily Pilot Od /j JO Nov b I J l OOl WBH'.> .... S"'-1 lhe lollnw1ne pr''""' !he lollowon& per\on\ _,.,. do1ne bu\lnt~• ~• are dome bus111e\• "' K1d1 by Ot\11\n Ctleb11ly A I (riablf' 0&1•. B ) f uundatoon 1400 '>•n enabledala corn lJ4S M111ucl 01 Coron• d.-1 Newpor I Blvd Suite M•r CA 9/bi!S 704 Newport Be•t h CA C•lel111ty f 11u11datoun lu1 92663 Children 11..A I 1400 S•n Soo Hyun Lorn 10'>0 M11lutl Dr f.,111nJ del The followine pcrsun" Pail.. Newpo11 Newport M•r CA 976/S Mf dorna bu\onui. "' Beach CA 92660 Tho" bus1ne~' " 'on I ole ion• 109S4 Pebblt This busone\\ ., 'on dut trd by • ~c.1p01 •'""' Cl rountd1n Valley f A ducted by an mdov1d11•I Ii.on you ~t.irttd '17708 H•ve you \l.trtrd do1n11 busonn\ yet' Nu Jo"e11h H•w~ons 109S4 doing bu''""'' 1•t > N• Celrbroly f ~··ndAl11111 f'cbblf' ! I r 1,unta111 Suo Hyun 1n1 too Ch1td1•n Valley C.A 9?708 Th" ,,.,,.,,.,.,.1 ... , Mn haf'lf •• •h he\ld•nl Crnr i f" Hf"t n ctnde.z filed with ltlr I ttunty (h1\ -..ttttt'"mrnt w•' 1 09~4 f'tltblt Ct Cler"-ol Or.in,• univ loled with the f'llunly f nun ta1n Valley, CA on 10 U 01 C.ler~ 11! U1•nc• r.•1unly 91708 2002692 I 270 "" 10 4 Cl/ Tho\ l>u"ne5' ·~ con Oa•ly P1l"1 U• t I• JO 2002691939 2 dutl•d by .i g•n•r•I Nuv b IJ 7U07 w>lkt> [,••Iv P1l•1t O. t 9 16 P••lnr,..hrv i lO 2007 W~ Havt> ynu ''"' lt>d dr,1nt bU\lllt\S y•t' Nil 111\eph H•wk1n~ Tho\ "talement was lll•d with the County c1 .. ~ 1>1 n rane• Criunly on 10 0 1 02 2002691&919 Daily Point 0< I 7 9 16 23 2002 W844 RditlM llliless Mmes ..... Tht lollow1n& pe1 ,.un~ Mf' dome, bu~'""'~ a' llG £nd•~v111 ~ l 4 Mlll omv. Dov,. h vin,.. CA 'J/&04 Lrnda l "' Crdo l 4 Mor111nw Ouv .. , hVH)~ r A 97b04 I h" bu\lne~s ri. •On dullC'd by •n 111d1v1dual Havt' v•IU \la• led do1n1 bu\1nP\C. y .. t' ~u I mdd LPI" G1<1u !hi\ \ldtement was tol•d with the Counly r tt 1k of Or•n&t' County , •• IU 4 0/ 20026919l&a D•oly P1l"I Ocl q 16 73 lO Xl07 W868 Rditimlllsilla Mmes..... lhe lollowm& persons ar • do1n1 bus1nns as A<'"' ~IP Clea non a Ser Vlll' 2717 Harbor Blvd •C 8 Costa Mn •. CA 97621 And• tel Kaloc1nslo.1, 2217 liMbor Blvd • •C 8 l.n,IA Mrsa CA 92627 Tho\ bus1n•s!. •'!. con dueled by an 1nd1v1dual HIVf you started do1ne busintH vet? Yes Aueust i/007 Andr re1 Kalocmsk1 l hos sl<Jlement was loled with the County Cle1k ol Or an1e County on 10 '22/02 20026921245 Oa1ly Pilot Oct 23 JO Nov Ii 13 i/002 W88 I The:: lollowm.e µf"r~un' ar~ dn•n,1 hloC.lnf"'\\ "'' I ht-: follow1nR '"' \Ofl• Orgo1n1/fl fhl' <:>I I " 1H t d11H1~· bo•o1f);o ' d' lar ~'\pur Av• (<•'')"·• Butlt•r Put;lu k rtttt•OO\ d•I MM l A "16?'> /iii Wh11t l.•p l an• V1v1an M Gdr·1~ (11u INr .... µi,,t Ht uh f.A mas ll I I 7 l ar~-11111 916'>1 A"e Cornn.i d,.f MM Alll'I h Mn vl.tn 7lb ~A 9?1i?'> I Whit• I"'' I •n~ Nr w Th" bu\lne•,s " '"" J"" I Br·" It t ,.. 9?6'> I dulled hV an md1vu111.•I Thi• bu,mr\• ,, con Hdve yuu \t"' ftld t\111 tf<ct by ttn lfH11v1<Ju1tl doing bu\mf'' yf'l 1 ~" I H.1vr fnu 't.,, lrd V 1v1 11 n M t ... i r • ·• 11r1m~1 hu~ rnfl\\ v•·t 1 Nr Coumas. Amv •·• M•'t''"" l h1\ stah:1m .. nl w, Jh1• t ,t,·m .. nt ""',~ filed 1'¥tlh ttu ( •llt t -t1lt'rt 'A'ltl Utt ' CHlllh Clerk of o'~"t'" Ul•ly 1 lrr1w.. "' IJr •n .. ~,.. (nunr, on JO 4 02 .nr'r'! I ti 20026919319 20026911SS3 Oaoly Pilot CJ, t 4 I• n .. 1y 1•11 I I 1 I ' 4 I'> l3 .JO 1002 WK"< I ~I Wl'',4 Th,. foUnwma pt·• , It•• 1. ""' , 1-•n"''" ,ert" domg bu~•tt,.\'.. .-.\ ur 0 1 "" rm 111• ... t £1uthborn Prvdull\ t?I 'uh1 (t11t t mtT1u•11 Aven1da l..f1t1111\ N,.w t •'t 111\ V..tlhl Mt port Beach CA 'Ut>t>O Arlf1111 f:ll•ll Su•I~ l'>O M""' 81d•n•~• IZ I 1 111 .. nr A ~'•I/ Av~n1ddl Crtrtl•·~ ~ .. ""' A11uf' 1 m1Yu1tH• "'" "' porl Be•l h CA 9.'h&tl \lA I '7hJ M" ""'"'r Witham H1n11lllSiftn Ii tt1,,,t ,u11,. iC,O 1r .. 1n 11 C<1mom1le Pld, t Ah~o AG 'I I V1e10 CA 9/liSI> I ni ''"'""''' " Thi\ bo!tm1·-.., ·~ t.f•n h11 ft-11 t v i \11q1uf •11 n duct~d by lO partnPr• H.1~ .. ., 11 ~lttfl,.,1 Have you ,f;utr11 I 1111~ lH1\111t'v. vrr 't• domg bu'\tnP'\1-vf>fl N1 (h 1. t·•·r ') ,1007 M~r1t Rr JPrtl,., A111 • ..-\ I 11r11mu11 ~ this \tat~m ... 11t ._, t• tom Ith f1lr d w1lh th• 1 ountv (,11• A1rn1 , f•r,.•.ldt'lll Clerk ot O t.H1f t" L .1un1, I fh" t ,,,.m,.nt w.t•. un 09 ')] O! hio 11 ,.,11, l~r· f 111111t y 2002691&SS2 I'""' • t Ill tnV• t 1•1111ly Daily P11 .. 1 01 I ' 9 II, ''" 10 l 0 7l 700.' WH'>1 20026921 252 1 fJ.~1fy f tint 1)1 I i iO N"v f I j ~ "1! Wl\llA Pio<"~· y our ••d to day! 19491 G42 -667fl STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?fi • • • • • • • • • • • . •• The Legal Dtpamnmt at tht Dady Pilot is pkastd to announct 11 MW snvict now availahk to ntW businmes. ~ wi/J now SEARCH tht Mmt fa r you at no txtra charge, and saw JOU the timt and~ trip to tht Court House in Santa Ana. Thm, of count, aftn thr starch is comp~d wt wi/L fik your firotious businm Mmt staJtmmt with tht County Cini, p1'bli.sh once a wttk far four wttks as rtquirtd by '4w and thm file your proof of publk4tion with tht Coumy Cid. Please smp by to fik your fictitU!as businm Jtlltnnmt 111 tht Daily Pil.ot. 330 W. &zy St, OJsta MtJ1L If you cannot flOP by. pkase adJ us 41 (949) 642-4321 anti wt wi/J m4'tt unmpmts for you to han& this promiun by mlliL If you sJN,uJt1halJt11ny farther quesbMu. pkast aJl us au1 wt will ~ mort t/Ntn g'4ti to 4.SSist JO"-Gooti W in J'U' IU'W businas..1 • . Policy ' How to Place A ~--Deadlines-·--• ..._ and deldlines 111" subject to ~ without not.Ice. The publisher raerva tho riaht to censor, rulassify, reviae ar reject any classified adveriilernent. Please n:port any error th.a may be in your classified ad Unmedialely. The Daily Pilot acceptS no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible e.11cept for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. • • CLASSIFIEAD -lil Monday ..................... :Friday 5i00pm Tuesday ................... Monday S:OOpm By Fax (949) 631-6594 (Please inclllde 'f04Jt -Md phone n;imber w1 -·u ca11 you bKk with I pnCIC quole.) By Phone (9"9) 642-S678 Hours By M-.illln Person: 330 West Bay Sbeet eo...a Mesa. CA 9261:1 Al Newport Blvd. & Bay St. Wednesday .............. Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ............ Wednesday S:OOpm Friday .................... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00prn Thlepbone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pn Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday S:OOprn Index ANNOUIKEMEtm ~ & MISC. 1010-1110 GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCIAL -1489 2305-2490 ,( ' --· -- L ESTATE R SALE JOlt-3940 soos-saso --... ... I ~ -·~ I .. I I -...._. _Lost ____ 1505_ HOME MISCB.lMEOUS MERCHMDISE HOMESFOASAlf ORANGE 5400 ..... View .....w. Prem P1nor1m1t loc 8ay'lleW T.,..,. lot 713 iv-A8CnF Sl2.500N 000 ,...., 7fll-838-455.l LOST at fashton Is.-FURNISHINGS Diamond white ·&old COUNTY PACIFKVIEW 2 ~•de by side (o~l!an view) Plots. SI0.000 for both 714 841 9873 Collectibles/ Mtmorabllla 1160 TOP SS 4 RICOllOS nc lm. Cla!s.. Etc. 50s & 9Js .81. Mee, Splu, tube arT'Pi Mike 949 645 7505 f QUAl HOUSING OPPOIMITY All real tslate a(jver lt5on& on this news.paper rs sub1ect to the Federal r air Hous1na Act of 1968 as amended which makes rt olleKal to advert1s• "any pref" enre. llm1tet1on or d1sc.rimon•tro11 based on •ace. col Dr. re•111on. su . handicap lam1hal status or natoon•I 011e1n. or an •nt,ntion lo makl! any such prelerenc' hmrl• lion or d1,.trimmahon • This newspaper will not knowonaly accept any adve1l1~ment for real estate which " on v1ol1tton of the l1w Our re•de" di!! hereby informed that 111 dw'll onas advtrhsed 1n lhlS newwaper •re ••••lable on an 'qu.il oppor lumty basis To complain of dos c11m1natoon. ,.11 HUD toll free at 1 800 424 8590 Auctions 1483 WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Fumitur. PIANOS & Collectlblft _____ .,_ • 1>·~. A.AOI • Qlifl(e ,~"'9 $$ CASH PAIO $$ ~~ .. ......,. ...... WE BUY ESTAT£8 • 0-.W .....,..,_. I ~~N,~~~~.~~~.T~ I . ... . j . , . , ::~ so~g~sr 22t2 ..... lt. .._A..CAtn07 lorwW•l---(,AtJl,I ena~nt rir11 661·946- 97691949 644·5154 m3 . Genen11 Announcements 1610 • A"1fll-ff-ttt c.. There are CY¥ffl HD.ax> c!Wt"M ll llw lJS W-.. for a horne ,.. lleep older brotllt"n & SISlln ~ T raorq & Fnanc:ul ~ Infix ~OCT 29. 600-7~50S. Anati1eom Blvd. #241 714 517 1900 888-256-4543 •••ANNOUNCEMENT••• NOW H1rina for 2002/ 2003 Postal tobs $13 21 28 16/hour r ull benefits/ paid tra1n1nRfno up neccesar y Ac.c.eplm& cells 7 days (866)844· 4915 U I 131 (CAL •SCAN) POWCR W~tHLCHAIRS •vi11lable lo quahfred semon over 65 years. no HMO"s. unable lo walk or self propel manual wheelctiaors NO deposit or eapense C•fl 888 972 2300 (CAl•SCM) ANANCIAL/ PROffSSIONAL SERVICES Personal Lon 2490 IDMUNO flNANCIAl IH-IOJ-96$7 Su1t1ble bonded prollf&m/ certified loin aaenls/hi risk lendinRflow interest r ales/varoous loans/debt c onsol 1d a I 1on/sm a II business/personal/auto ln US HELP YOU. 70'1. OF AMERICANS Overpay Taus! Don't be one there's S4 8 b1lhon on 1 trust fund reserved for taapayen. FREE Consultation C•ll loll free 866 REFUND4 U (CAL•SCAN) ART/ PAINTINGS 3060 S9-I ... JOHN 10'1 fr-4 62aS2,$SSOO/elte. 94t-67S..a~ Place your ad today! 19491642 ·.5678 Call Classlfled Today 949 642-5678 ___ __..___...__ 3435 ....... -.. -... -..... -,-..,-.,-....... --.... -....... Ht 72•35 dMk b1own I. h&hl be11e incl 6 Byrl· wood h1&hb1ck Queen Ann chairs w/brown velvet seats. custom pads one.I. New cond Ori11nal cost ov8f $3500, sell S900 (949) 718~0517 Antique Ir-l..t., full S295. twin S95, full brass headboard $65. solid brass kine bed S200. wicker chair a. ottoman S295, pine desk S265 (94t)64S-SJ60 Sofa. Deco style & 2 matchin& chars a. cotfee tbl, custom ~ $166()/ obo 714-381-0210/ce" JEWB.RY/ 3460 DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS c ... tc•N_. AU STUl IUllOINGS 60~ Off Blowout! 40150, 50d20. 70.d50 Cal Now! Best Off•! Rick (ID>)775 1507 3905 PROf ESSIONAL VENDING ROUTE. f1nancin1 •••ii able w/ $7950 deposit l1ys/Mar s/Co k e stocked No restrictions and flex1b1hly means lo c 111t1ons local1ons loc.at1ons $$$$$ 1·800·337 6590 Sam 6pm (CAl •SCAN) VINONtGaoun 72$ M1k1n1 Units Only $9630 JO down wag 800-2S3 8922 MSCIWl'I GOU1mm ..................... .................. Want to Sell yourhonM? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition Call Lisa Rivera 949 574-4252 or Ann Wiley 949 574-4249 Old Coins• Gold. silver, iewell"y. w•lc:Ms. anbqlMs collechbles 949-642·9448 St,"5 .. l:M-6t92 BllllOI Plnlnsula Olma tar~ 6tO HOMI& UKOMl 3610 17tlt Pr•••••"• llST PllKI ·~· Wlnlllr Kltllllr1s, cab. dce5 ,.... or 9-. VI-Offkee AT THI IUCH 250 I 17st5t.-eet AGT. t4t-72J..a 120 every Sat·Sun 12 4Pm F ill5hooll Is Anmal Networ1I Info 949 6U 2279 www.anmalhetworll.ora tree :J> day Web lisbrl& 4 dce5 Re:sa.ws r..ied PHOTOGRAPHY/ OPTIW. 3735 60Chf&i.-... t4t-t SS-Ol IS ~ effke, appro• 680 sf. ere.i loc East 17th SI Safe. well m1ml1med bid 949 646 9663 SELL your stuff through classified! **************** ! SHORES INllRIORS ! * NEW FAl.l.AIUUVMS * : SALE! : ! UNUMW."CASUAI. ! * FURNISHl*S * * WIC'k<'r Ra11an S<'atiig. l.aryVi A Tuhk.., * * 264-0 Avon SI. N<·wpon B<'•K II * * Off Hlvl'r-.ic.lc.> a. 1'<1dlk < ™"' lfwy * * 949-642-2255 * **************** NEWPORT TOWUS 2br 2ba condo. IJll!t. .... pool, rdoar/rMJJoct ~ WS,!XX) If 714-!m6767 Coronadel .. •TWOPlllMle NIWPotlT HllGHTS LOTS 1.,114 .,_ ewn C1t1t0fft H-. soa w .. ,.,.,.,.t•• $S9t,OOO s 14 w .......... t •• $610,000 Oave CJ.ti fr .. lln lleolty 714-2U-st42 41• 2.Sle Oceanview. 4Br 2 581. 2507sf. corner lot with room lot e1p1nd. SplCIOUS &•led c.ourly•rd lush land· SC•P•. 3cu 1ua1e. Sl.450.000 Trider Real Estate 949·306 2S26 cell 949 640-8841 oHice c ... o.,a.. 41.._/Jlatli ,....,_/2htli Bonus Room 1n Upper Unit Garap in Alley Sl .200.000 l1rry O'ROU(ke I. Co 949 650·7000 949-675 1999 (cell) s,,u your Car '" Cla11(/1ed I llOHSIO Colllllm Of'l.N SUM 1-S 1201 DONIGAl PUCI Sharp Jbr 2ba home Private cul·ff·Hc w(779&f lot. RV P•d. oak floor inc. wood burnma Fp, wall1-1n p•n try, breakfast b•r. mo<e, mo<e & m0te• S.ller rs mot1vatedl $369,000 714-404-6411 .. t. St.,,._.• St. Plwr• OPEN SUN 1-4 c·sule R·2, $785,000 2 detached homes on I IOl·COZY 2Br I Ba coll•&• w/a•raae plus 3Br. den. 2 5Ba w/upst1irs laun dry I. sundecll. 180 Cos ta Mes• St. Ownr/A&I 949·933·6786 COSTAMISA Of'lN SUN 1-S U27Nn .... Ave $451,000 Here 1s your 4br 2ba lam hme. A mohvaled seller! Betty Abfll Torelh Realty 714-ltJ-tU7 MESA YHOI ilU 4 Ptu·s·Prlde of Owner ship Prine Only •Kt Bill Grundy 949·675 6161 O..Poit SJ841 .... l_t ... CUSTOM 38R 3 3/48A. 2 slOl"y home on a pool sued fl<it lot Close lo Harbor & be•chH! Ernie & Sharon Lanaston c-t"--&t-• 800-443· 7643 • 41r with spectacular ocean & northern coasthne views. all brick interior patio w/lush landscaplne. secluded spa nestled on tall pines, best quahty throuatioul home Sl.395.000 •at. 949.494 4333 'TOP Of THI lllOGI' Beauhful and remodeled 4Br 3Ba sinale·s tory with y11d S975,000 Carol Rudat, 81.r 949 723·4455. 677 3366 cell ._.._ ........... ........ &11111 Of9I SAT-M 1-5 17St.Trtpa ,....,._, Oai,cly ...... PmllllC1DI $ftS,OOO MMSS... Br<*ln jl"otected aesl4e•tl•I lac••• sats,ooo. 2 Units loceled ecross ftom lulo tstend sh01>Pm1 center Sharp Newport Units Remodeled 1 few yurs beck. 949-675-8120 Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) CaU Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 N...,.rt ley T_.,.. $480,000 sunny sooth fac1n1 Irv rm ind p1ho Prtonty owners doct, prnt0e1es •••ilable up to 45ft act 949 675·8120 HJMllSTATIS PA TaKll TlNOIU NATH>ttW101 USA ....... 56-9705 www palrlcklenore com PRIME ISTAUS PATllKI UNOlll NATIONWtol USA t4t..a5'-t7t.S www P•lrlcklenore com SO. SIA ISLAND OCIAH p--n.. Price Wll AMttae Y-. Aett4t-72J-1120 1 ... t llvff, back bay view. remod. 3br 2.Sb• twn 2 c &•r, $750,000 By Owner 949 644 2495 NnportCoat ..... IESTATIS PATitKI TINotll NATIONWIDE USA t4t-H .... t70S w-fllticktellOfe com RESORT/ VACATION PROPERTY FORSAl.f o..tProperty -Golf prop Siles a. winter rentals Palm Spronas. P•lm Desert Also Wnhlnaton W1 terfront Refe,.als Michael Anter Becket a. Becker RE 800-550·3523 08111'ResorWIClllon '"""' 5f70 •Conveniently louted w••lna distance to the w-Sprtnpwutt. ... s-y .............. Enjoy views of the mountain from lhn 4br 4 Sb1th home Open floorplln ideal tor en tertetninc contect Stev. Rccabona 949 D 6366 MOREHOMES/ lWIUFACTURED HOUSING llACM COTTAGIS l ••• in f'oMwporl Beach from $691\ Co1~ Coll•ae '" Mobile Home V1H•1• 2 blk1 to Fash Is Boat maron1. kayaklna ()pen Sat 12 4 c • ...,...._.....,&.., 714-624·1162 HACH COTIAGIS Live in r.ewport Beacfl for $791< Open Sun I ·3 Caly c:ou. .. MotJila Home ..... 21*5 to FMll ls.BOlltnw-. ......... c..._ ...... a.,&.., 7f4-624-1M2 RentllToShare 6G30 ***Ck-Sl4e ef PCH La Studio. prlnte yard 510 Fernleaf S895m t4t-S74-7701 a112 ~ newly remodllld. Sl<Xnno. onclds ~ wam/ps/.-ct. lmo • 6rno tse llllrm. ful lut. _.. Nov IS 714-972 lzz.t 125 Hlt.IS<ft 38r 2 58a 2·sly w/voew. &•led pool/s.p• S2800m 949 760 0376. 836·3730 cell •CM ,,,., '-" -0CC lier• 41r 2h Ylcteri- nlce llr&11 ~n. util Home 2fp. front a. rear =·~l~'t.::i no yard, L& kitchen, Z·c 1., ~ ·.-v S3200/mo 949· 721 5747 NPI Int ltuff share house w/prol are1t IOc. $875/mo incl utu 949-644-1650 .c ... _.._.., ....... lookma for 2 roomates to share 68r 7Ba new home. Newport Heiahls. mo·mo. prof'I male OI" fem Sl200m 1nclds ulls. Krysta t4t-764-0001 Nl/Oc-View rooms. Oceanfront/22nd pvt rm. unfurn. share ba. utls pd r\/smka. tutch enette. lndry I block to Newport Pier $665/mo C.ll Sam 1t 949-278- 7905 (l>fltween 9a·5p> AESIOENl1Al RENT AlS ORANGE 7400 COUN1Y llr, ~t•ln S II 45mo Balcony. BBQ, laundry. clean. no pets. lease Call Brum 310-466-7960 ... ~ :h l.5ba. wd. pr. no pet avail from Od 15 llYu trid lre S2fm.' mo net S&«;l-3836 S. leyfAftl/Uttt. h. conlemp 2br 2b•, IOwer front unit. f p. p1!10. w/d, prk1, S2950mo yrly Angela/agt 949-723·0653 BllllOl Pllli•la Sir 21• o.,.lea -P..-.wlll St~ to beach, fp. 2c Pf I y-lease. no pets 626 359-4539 "111 VllW PATIO ..... v ..... 21r11. .......... l_wniows SI~ ...... ~ Mf..67UJ72 l.llwVi.wefley,IBr. le •ti 1ar•1e. ah new c arpels, paint. 1tc. 1217'/t W Bay $1800/ mo 714·915-2064 STUOtO ~ unit. Ql*t. new carpet. nelf ~Hn, pvt aate, no pets. S795m + ullls 949·720 8115. ColllMlll llr ti.. Apt. ln Lovely galed comm near Tri Sq-, Ina. p /storaee ~ S500sec KIKI Mnel 'Kl1 704-8649 • 9200 l Sl4e, Stv41e Aftt w/loft . wdhllup, lar1e yard. $775/mo Incl uhl C•I o~ 949·723·1170 • 111"• h-$a7S/- • 21r'•, $1100/- in IOvely aatecl comm near Tri-Square. fric. aar/ storaae. Klein Mnct 877 704-8649. 9200 IAST Sff>l upstaou unit. 21>< lb•. a•r. laund•y 169 Walnut. Sl 150/mo Marisela 714 662 31 11 714·540-3666 IASTSIDI 2Bt hse lncd yard, W/D hllup,, OW bu1ll·1n ranee/oven. le att'd car W•te1/lrash paid (2) Avail Sl450 Sl500, ssoo dep $250 pet dep 714 545 0442 • IAST SIOI • 3br 3ba. lriplu, 2 stOl"y. deck, yd, wd. 2 car attach aar $2000/mo 800 278 1887 1 .. t1W. Hel ... h 3Br. 281, huae lot Vacant l lftll S21 SOm 326 Ramon. Pie Act 949 733 6074 ' e .....,... ..... IATIDJ !::J:•U4e p •n.. Prlvete "-ti.~ a.,...w••• ti...t .......... -4 ... ._. ..... 1,,_.._._ ... 710U4ePwti~. t4t-67J-60JOw t4t-72J-SIJO w .. tcllff ., .. , ch11mln1 home. 38r 2 5Ba. Fp. wood floors. trench doors, near park, school a. library. 2&J Barb1ra 949 631 * YIAalY * llASIS Bill GRUNDY REAl TORS t4t-67S-61'1 •NP Neltlit• 2br 2b1. 1ard1n •Pl. upst11rs. a•r. Uhl paid. rtfrz1 949 642 1146 949 7 1132 2Br. 2be lqllr $1 :m'rnD. ~ n::l et. to-. YJl E Bllboe PU ~:11)~ ............... 29r lBa cotuea. f p, -1111 1r1 yd pallO. a•clen. w/d I"' Sl800m 949 6t2 2!l50 2k/li.., 2k/ll>e yrly renl1I. on the Balboa Pentnsul1 Act SISOO Sl800 949 193 4630 1 .... tuff 21r, 2a., + ....._ 1!120sl. 2 car e•r on IJHnlMlll c.ommunoty w/pooA AvilllA now Sim.. Sm pets welcome Woll show.,.._, 8~ Mr 714-4J4 .... TIOYAll 3br 2 5ba popular '" pl•n. up stairs, •male level, act S3000 949 293 4630 ll4• •••• 3Br 2Ba. beamed cell's. r P. lmmac. pat1<1, 2c &•r. $3200/mo 949 673 7390 Call (949). 642-5678 GET THE PO I NT? P:1ily Pd 1 1: ,' ' ,· ' ' •IA~• e...4 I lfv, 38r .. ......_ w/Nr view. .. ,=•·7~ VDD llllTM.I fl 111111• ........... 7121 lMI AllOWMIAD w ......... ..., ................. ... ~va.w c.-..... " ...--U7-U22 [, I• '11' ti 1'1.lflll ~.,..,u ..... Hamt a.-.c-AdvMC!d (949)813·2246 Hal.9•...-,m.w,y ho out.. exp, "-" req trw. Man 7•7"" Tue, Tiu. SM Sw1 11• 7.!f 9'9«16-2.1175 &np1or1• -c ...... .,. •• s...i., •. Rewardln& POsltoons to prov11le 1n home t om p1nlo11shlp, homemak •roe. errands flu PT "" or 24 hr sh1fh. r ar req d' 714 444 4881 POUCY In an ellorl tn otter tttP bes I set VICI POS\lble lo our reader\ and adver hsers. we will r~qurre Contrattors who advpr t1se In lhe Ser vice Oweclory to 1ncl11de lhprr Contract ors ltttnH number on the11 adver l"emenl Ynu1 co operatron rs creally Ea Rlrnodlllng fMnelGINT-.s ~ / Balh Remod9 Aldar'&~ em5V5'C ~'BZ> ...... ," IOOIUU .... SHVICI CoftfuMd & spe"*'C loo 1nucll 11111• on your boollkerp1n1? CaH • ~ pwof'l 9&67!>-31 IS 1-l•••pln9 & T .. S•nlce. Qualrty and timely. Wiii Pj\J & delov• Good rain 714 225 31199 A TO I HANDYMAN lnstan, refece cab1nth ~ "'°"" Des 714-5it&-7'S ........ llnllllll 2 ' Jee>1c ••• 8085 Pacific Coat Hlshway (Crystal Cove Pr-nadll) or 332.9 Bristol Street ~-:---=---:--.,.,..l.!(a~t.=MK~ Arthur) C.l"t P--.le N..-..1 ~-· ----Make a dltterenca by M.. aH!r -uslstln1 senlots witll IWlll 111- CO'!'fl•nlonshlp, home· mak1n1. 1unnin1 errands. Alla ! ... - Flu hrly/24Hrs shifts 1va1I Car r •quired 714-444-4 .. 1 PedfkSy ... y Ord1eatro join the annual fulld ump111n IHm G111t almos/hrs. Bonuses paid daily Ewn SI0-$15/hi CaJI Mer 714·876 2398. 320 e HOST/ESS e SERV£RS et!USSERS pos av1il for Sab1hno' restuatant on lido Island Call ,..,., 01 Kris 949 723-0621 GA.llY'a Men's Ciottwlc store loc 11 f ll!h II. " currently hu tor PT ~ lit\al be ... lo wort. r n -. S.-s & Si.ll's. r or Inter Cal Robb Clllliome !M&-7'59-1622 ........ 1111-• .,. $8· $30/her DOC plus bonus, flu hours, lull benefits Call ldona 714·918·7029 NI llHt--t h11 int fr lendly ••per lenced s.r,,.,. for fine Italian/ Cllrt CUISlll8 949-646-2333 DAY SPA, NOW OPIN, HPB seeks h thelk:oans, Masuee I her 1p1sts, perm coslmet1c prof Must be eap d. toe C1ll M9 723·1269 .\I'll your Car in Cloulfud ! Cl CAllPET o CAllJ'O <:r Reparn. P»tchone. Install Cour t•oU\ any sue 1obs Wholesale! 949 492 0205 Child~ WT'* Pll50IOOl O•yu1 e/K1ncle1carten readiness •fies 2 5 Rud1n1. cr•lh music, fool.m11. c•rdentne & onllf e lnclosed yard & playroom lull·lome M-r Mule" ci.11 tuchef Rel ' l1<. fH>I •Id/CPR u rt 714 968 7432 RND .. :;-~ COMPUTER HELP! .............. ..,.~ .... •IC•• ........... ,.. ........... ·-·~ ..... ·oart~ _.. ........... .... a...-..,_ .. 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On ~M CrOOlt ThU SuOOru tMtors Rm.~ DE RI OttE. fxljres 1001Arl COAST SUBARU ' • • • ,J I I I. . I ~~----- 1'1\nce upon a time there was a cottage with a front V porch sWTou.nded by geraniums and banging baskets. It was filled With beautiful antiques and 11\Y three-yeaN>ld granddaughter called it "Gran<bna's Cottage,• a name that stuck. Then I was offered the opportunity to expand. The building housing Crafter's Comer wanted to include an • antique shop and tearoom. Grandma's Co~e moved in followed shortly by Teacups and Tulips. It was a wonderful combination and led to many lasting friendships in the community. When Teacups and Tulips closed so that the hostess could be a stay-at-home mom, the time seemed right for another expansion. I called Nonn Wheatcroft, publisher of an antiques shop-listing brochure for the 7h~t TREASURE MART ANTIQUE MALL 100 OPEN SHOPS 30th Anniversary Giant Parbf18 Lot &le Dealer Day November 2, 2002 Come meel and deal di rectly wilh some o f lhe deale rs! f ine Qy_ality Victorian. Period furniture. Class, Ceramjcs, Lamps. O rient.al, Jewelry. Hol Wheels, 5arbies. Trunks Toys. Trains. Nalive Amer ican. Hunlin8 (l5 fishin8. ~ports And, Qef erence 5ooks And O ld And New Colleclibles. i\PPQA16EQ AVAILABLt -TUE6DAY6 10 'ID 1 195 E. RED LANDS BLVD., SAN BERNARDINO. CA. OPEN 7 DAYS to TO 5:50 909-815-7164 Costa Mesa area, and asked if he knew of any vacancies. He and his wife Dori were proprietors of Crofton Antiques and suggested that we move into part of the large space in their Costa Mesa shop. They further suggested that we each man the shop three days a week. Having worked s ix days a week fur more than 14 years, we all agreed to make the move. We are two separate and independent stores located under one roof. We are a little off the beaten path, but that allows us to offer our wares at fair prices. We feature fine antiques, crystal, china, silver, European and Asian artifacts as well as antique and vintage fu.miture. W~'n located at 670 W. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Hours an Monday -Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (949) 645-9258. Treasures on Consignment A project of ASSISTANCE LEAGUE® 'SARAH WHITCOM~ •Antiques •Silver • Collectibles •linen of Newport-Mesa •Jewelry Houn • Crystal Mon-Fri 10:00am-4:00pm • China Sat 10:00am-3:00pm • Furruture ~ISTANCE LEAGUE• 2220 Fainiew Road, <:osta Mesa {Newport & Fairview) "'I <:;_9> 645-5477 , ~~~~~=======================....~L;.~~ II FU RN ITU RE RESTORATION • R EFINISHING •CHANDELI ER R EPA IR • H AND W OVEN CANING • P RESSED CANE •WICKER • RA1TAN •RUSH • , • COME DISCOVER OLD NEWPORT BOULEVARD CA;o~M· Where Lillip~tia~ s ize dreams c ome +r~e 353 Old Newport Blvd. Newport Beach . (949) 722-1132 Ii pecializing in finer quality dollhouses, furniture and accessories. Assembly, repair and electrical services available. m reat Yourself to a visit and bring away a lasting gift of pleasure. HOURS: Mon. 12:30 TO 4:30 Tua. tlnw Fri. 11:00 to 6:30 -~ Sat. 11:00 to·S:OO ~-,. c/J/uw4e/ectUJn !?/ 17 am l!Od SenJJtg; §ta!Uut &-~ c/Jn/U;tteJ fi~!Ae %m£ &-~aulut 31!1! &Id CJVwpod fjj!IJd CJVwpo/ftfljemft, ea 92663 9496313416 &pm 10:30 · S:.JO YUCJdtff · 6'a1urdtff TOUCH STUDIO HARDWOOD· TILE·CARPET VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL SHOWROOM CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN NEWPORT BEACH. WE CARRY MAJOR NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL BRAND NAMES. EXCEPTIONAL DESIGN AND INSTALLATION GUARANTEED. THE SERVICE YOU DESERVE WITH THE BEST PRICE! • SOLID & ENGINEERED WOOD FLOORING • MARBLE • GRANITE I • TRAVERTINE • LIMESTONE • SLATE • GLAZED 8c PORCELAIN TILE • PAVERS • UNIQUE ACCENTS • QUALITY CARPETING FOR HOME AND GARDE~ ~~ "Casually Elegant Decor For Your Home & Garden" Furnishings • Decorative Accessories Lighting • Florals • Fine Gifts 359 Old Newport Blvd. NeWRQrt Beach, CA 92663 949. 722.0244 Open 1:00 -5:00 Mondays 10:30 -5:30 Tuesday -Saturday /?t'd ~ /& e~ H as one of your treasured possessions such as a porcelain figurine, a crystal vase or an oil painting ever been accidentally damaged? If you are like most of us, you probably had no idea what to do with the shattered remnants of your treasure. Often, these are simply thrown away because. most of us are not aware that the piece can be restored to its original beauty. If one of your treasures is damaged, there is no reason to fret, because the nation's largest art and collectible restoration company is located right here in Costa Mesa. Pick Up The Pieces can restore damaged porcelain, crystal, paintings, photographs and just about every other type of art or collectible. Pick Up The Pieces repairs the most severely damaged pieces, even when large parts are missing. Almost al repairs are invisible and prices are very reasonable. Work is guaranteed and pick up and delivery can be arranged for large items. Pick Up The Pieces has been in business since 1956. It serves the general public, retailers, the insurance industry and the moving industry. It holds membership in the American Institute of Conservators and the Claims Prevention and Procedures Council. Estimates are free of charge. Located at 711 West J 7th St., #C-J 2 in Costa Mesa. Call (949) 645-9955 or visit www.pickupthepieces.com. S tix Ir Stones is a quality consignment shop with a wonderful variety of furniture, decorative accessories, antiques and collectibles. The taste is definitely eclectic. Owner Marietta Vise enjoys helping her customers select the perfect accessories from her ever<hanging inventory. The very affordable prices are an added bonus. She feels that custo,mers should enjoy their shopping experience. ~esigners have known about this gem for years. Whether buying or selling their furniture and accessories, they find it to be a great source for their clients. Sti.x c.fr Stones is located at 333 E. 17th St., Ste. 12B (behind /HOP) in Costa Mesa. Businus hou rs are Monday through Friday from JO a.m. until 5 p.m . and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Consignments accepted daily. Call (949) 646-7233 for more information. Be sure to bring any of your unused, stored, no- longer-fits furniture, accessories, sterling, jewelry and more to list on consignment. Sarah Whitcomb Antiques has been doing business from the Antique );low location for five years -owners Sharon and Thomas have been furniture dealers for more than 25 years. New to the store is a mini-antique mall with several dealers offering a variety of antiques and collectibles from jewelry and art to oriental and brass -there is something for everyone. Do you have a broken chair? You can get a no obligation repair quote to refinish your tabletops, reglue your chairs, rewire your chandelier or recane your bench. You are cordially invited to meet Gay Sandoval, candidate for Superior Court Judge, office #21 on October 26 from 6 to 9 p.m. Sarah Whitcomb Antiques is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. Winter hours begin November 1 and are 1Ue.sday through Saturday from JO a.m. until 4 p.m. Call (949) 650-5947 for more information. Quality Plating, Polishing and Repair •Gold . • Antique Brass •Pewter . •Satin Gold • Pollahed Brass • Verde Green • French Gold • SaUn Brau • Oii-Rubbed Bronze •Sliver • Polished C.opper • Olde Engllsh •Nickel • Antique Copper • Sample Matching , • Satin Nickel • Satin Copper • Custom Colors COSTA MESA 1603 Superior Avenue • Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (949) 631 -5555 PASAD•NA 355 so. Rosemead• Pasade"-• CA 91107 (628) 792-9202 1-800:-328-.8888 ,. •• . • ~J ~ ----.. , We are bursting at the seams with quality American and Euroi>can antique furniture and accessories from the early 1800s through the Art Deco period. We offer something for everyone including china. crystal. silver, porcelain, and linens. We also crury Royal DouJ~on, Haviland, Baccarat, Shelley and Dresden. In the showroom at 2981 Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. / everything is ready for your home. Jack and Gloria J guarantee their restored furniture for a full year for / structural soundness. There are many accessories. minfatures and collectibles with antique furniture in the showroom on Fa irview, but the warehouse at 1365 Logan is a ll furniture. At the warehou~c. you can purchru.c f umiture before it is refinished, or you can choose a piece that can be refinished to your exact specifications such as stain or color to match your existing furniture or decor. In addition to importing and selling furniture and accessories, Jack and Gloria are experts in refinishing and have been doing so for the last 32 years. They are experts in the refinishing field. Dolly Simpson has been with Jack and Gloria's for more than two years. S he is still busy making beautiful beaded and gemstone necldaces. Pearl knotting and redesign of your old jewelry is her expertise. Simpson has also been in the a ntique and jewelry business for more than 28 years and can help you with questions you may have about your grandmother'5. locket, crystals, or her set of china and crystal. Ope11 Monday -Saturday from JO a.111. to 5 p.m. a11d Sunday from nocm to 5 p.m. Call the ~ltowroom at (714) 751-3809 or the warehouse at (714) 546-5-150. Step into the unexpected -a channiµg ~ ftlled Wltti diiciDCtive ao.d e .... acci!slories and fUrialture as well as a d.iaCrlmioating selection of·~. antique prj.ots. An extraordinary c::ollecdon of bocanical, architectural and natural history copper engravings dating from 1613 to 1850 are not to be missed. Other unique furnishings - personaJJ y c hosen by the owner -include urns, bejeweled picture frames, clocks {rom London , needlepoint, velvet pillows, hand-carved mirrors. hurricane lamps. _C?Jya Qa-Pd CoUecting Japanese 'i~Ords variou~ dhpla'" and exhibit... for the past 35 years ha~ Since mo<>t of the rc!>earch been a rewarding and matenal i'> ,, nttcn in educational adventure Japane'>c, I have hccomc . The rewarding ru.pccl .... most more edu<.:ated in the candlesticks, many decorative boxes from pen.shell lo leather, a unique selection of lamps, animal figurines, vegetable bottles and mOFe. There are also CJtquititely carved. tum-of- the-<:entury annotres, tables and chairs. For the holidays or year round. Acanthus Gallery has great gift ideas and interior decorating treasures. localed aJ 2908 E. Coast Highway, Corona deJ Mar. Open Tuesday -Saturday from J J a.m.. to 5 p.m.; su,tday, noon to 5 p.m. or by appointment. Moving to Crystal Cove Promenade in November, (949) ~1470. Our pufl>O~c b to preserve Japanc'>c "words and dbplav them \\hcncver possible. I ah\ a"' look to acquire nC\\ ... word-. or provide free appra1 ..... ·d., certainly due to the number Japane!>e language a~ well. I of interesting people who belo ng to 5.cvcral ~ -• ' 4 4 -Roger Dadd have either sold swords to me intemational. nati onaI and . ' 1 Call (9-19 J -19-1-17 31 . ~TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT~ : BLOWOUF DRUM SALE: Nov2-Nov10 ~ DRUMMINC CIRCLE • Sundays at G·OOpm AFRICAN CORNER MASkS STATUES JEWELRY Noon to 7 OOpm everyday 2584 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa 949.650.7993 africanc@pacbell net ~ • • • • • ~ • • ~ • ~ ··········~ (jran ma Says: 'for a 6eautifa£ gift tfiat will be treasured today and become an fuirfuom of tomorrow, 6e sure to visit ... Cirmtdmn's eottnge l}eirloom ltntiques Quality antiques and decorative arts at fair prices. Located at comer of West 17th St. & Pomona Ave. under the blue awning 670 WEST 17111 STRF.Et COSTA MF.sA, CA 92627 Special Appointment (949) 64S-92S8 Hours: 10 -5 Monday th.na ~iroaY.~.._,..r ..,,.:'I ~'~ Studio Five Design Featuring I Sch and 19th Century Furniture, Rugs & D«iorativc Acccaoria 31SIJC..i9.~ S-fat-c.,..u ...... Gf n6'n ~)~1471 n..s...JJ·J'M or have let me use them for local Japanc'>e .,,,ord groups. CoASTC01N &COLLECTABLES A collective mix of old & r1intage. • Dealing in ~ Old Coins, Time PiecP~. Jt>\H•lry. Art Glass. Art, 'tPrl in~. SmalJ Antiques & Col lcdablt>s :l~JH:l 'H.\\ l>fllff HL\ D. (at ll··I \l,11 \\•· I c:o~n \1L""· c' <l'W.!7 'ion-!'>at 10 lo 5 '»9-<»2-9448 APPRAISALS LECTURES EXHIBITS WE BUY JAPANESE SWORDS Roger Dayis Collector 1039 Katella Laguna Beach, CA. 92651 (949) 494-1731 EXPOSE \ ~~ YOURSELF.;• ~·r-~QJ Just about eve~hing ON SALE for your home! Jack & Gloria's Antiques TWO COSTA MESA LOCADOM SHOWROOM: WAREHOUSE: 2881 Fehiew Rd. 1386 Logen Ave. (714} 751- 1 • If HI (',,,,.; .. <A,. ( BACKSTREET ESTATE ANTIQUES Certified Appraisals -Interior Design -·-· -·-· LirnoCa -R08mhal -Picbfd -BavS'lll\ -H.vibnd -HeiRy &as SiJwr .t. Jewelry Frmch cl Co1liut1ul ~ -OIDcry ~~ ~ Annoira c1 vn-. AA*cl area 1 m -1890 Cutaam MiDn:ry .t. 'n. Ourf1ll ~ • I , A tBack Street, savoi.J..faire and elegance is 1'1an inherent attitude. This fall, we present a cache of finds from recently acquired estates. Back Street is proud of their pristine, vintage apparel, furs, cxtraordiruuy jeweh)r and an outstanding collection of some of the finest estate antiques and collectibles, including a large coDection of spectacles, c. 1860 to 1930. The frames are 10 and 12K yellow or white gold engraved in intricate designs reminiscent of the era. Fl~boyant haute couture and famous designer styles will send you on a journey through a maze of romantic, one-of-a- kind antique and vintage finds -the allure of which is almost impossible to resist. You can achieve the look of Paris and that European flair on a shoestring budget. A palette of golden hues drape the 14-foot walls in a perfect backdrop for intricately carved chairs and Renaissance Revival bedsteads in the French Victorian fashion of the mid-19th and 20th centuries. Imported fabrics used on golden French and Italian-style furniture adds a Midas touch to the affluent ambience. Florence Quinn features a wonderful collection of fine, vintage china, crystal and silver that she refers to as "jewelry for the table." The collection includes Limoges, Theodore Haviland, Rosenthal, Royal Albert, Bavarian, Heisey and Pairpont and Blue Willow earthenware. The Treasure Mart Antique Mall was opened in November 1972 by Rod Smith. The business started in a portion of the same building Motivated by a radiant spirit, professional designer Quinn, has created Back Street using the finest elements of decorative art. This sophisticated presentation is a signature style as unmistakable as her handwriting. Quinn has traveled extensively in Europe, Puerto Rico, the' Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii and the United States for more than 35 years. She is currently remodeling the Back Street interior design showroom and gallery of fine arts depicting the old masters of the Renaissance, landscapes, portraits and still lifes. Back Street is located at 120 West Bonita Ave. in Old Town San Dimas. Business hours are Wednesday through Sunday, from J 1 a.m. until 5 p.m. For additional information, call (909) 599-6052. OctQbei is National Dollhouse and Miniatures month in the United Stat.es and Canada. In observance, we are offering all of our dollhouses and dollhouse kits at 15% off the regular price. Mention this article and receive an additional 5% discount through October 31. It's a great time to purchase that special gift to set by the tree this Christmas. We will ship anywhere in the U.S. You don't have to own a dollhouse to enjoy miniatures. There are so many imaginative and unique ways to display your special pieces: old radios or clocks minus the interiors, or old doll trunks and watering pails with a portion cut out. We can also order boxes of all types and sizes. A fun idea might be to use your display as a centerpiece for a birthday party, baby or bridal shower, then giving it to the guest of honor as a permanent remembrance of the occasion. We have many customers who love the way we display our miniature room settings in lit cabinets and have done the same in their homes. They display a different room on each shelf. Some change these displays for each season or holiday and some dedicate their displays to their hobbies or vocations. We belong to and purchase from the cottage industry miniaturists and many of our pieces are one of a kind. We currently have a collection of beautiful, ethereal faeries. Their hand-painted faces are breathtaking. They are perfect for the miniature gardens that have seen a recent rise in popularity. We have new items arriving daily, just in time for the holidays. Christmas is a very special time of year for miniatures and dollhouses. Our tiny trees are truly spectacular and make wonderful decorations or gifts. We offer a 90-day layaway as well as remodeling and electrical services. We look forward to your visit! we now occupy. We've expanded in size as space has become available and cover approximately 18,000 square feet. have been here from the start and a few others started soon after the opening. and current collectibles and everything in between. The mall carries quality merchandise from Victorian glassware to decorator i terns Located at 293 E. Redlands Blvd. in San Bernardino. Call (909) 825-7264 for additional informaJion. <Pick Vp 'The <Pieces 711 W. 17th Street, Ste. C-12, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 www.pickupthepieces.com 949.645.9953 ph 949.645.8381 fax or call us toll free: 800.824.6967 Open Mon-Fri 9-5 and Sat 10-4 RESTORING FINE ART, ANTIQ1JES AND COLLECTIBLES Crystal Porcelain Mkt~pUus~N.~! SPECIALIZING IN REPAIRING: • PORCELAIN AND CHINA •CRYSTAL AND &LASS • PAlllTlll&S AND GRAPHICS • IVORY AND JADE • MARILE AND AL.AMSTER • WOOD A•D FRAMES , • llOllZIS • AllTIQUIS ' •