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Home My WebLink About2002-10-30 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2002 Arnold after school Temple d ·ecision left bad blood I Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger urges a UCJ crowd to support his state ballot measure, which provides $400 million fo r after-school programs Deirdre Newm1n Daily Pilot A pumped-up crowd of UC Irvine students crowded the Social Sciences Plaza on Tuesday to hear actor Arnold Schwarzenegger tout a ballot measure he crafted to expand after-school programs throughout the state. The ballot measure, Proposition 49, calls for additional funding for state grants 10 bring an after-school program to all 6,600 public elementary, middle and junior ttlgh schools in the state that choose to offer one. The initiative provides S400 million a year in new funding to provide these grants from incremental state revenue growth, not new taxes. But the funding will nol start until 2004 or later to allow California's economy to recover. Pepperlng his speech with famous lines from his movies. Schwarzenegger asserted that his initiative will make a big dent in "the prime time for juvenile crime" -between 3 and 6 p.m .. when many children are unsupervised and tum to alcohol, smoking and gang-relaled violence. "Let's not imprison kids, lets imprison the problem.· Schwarzenegger said. "Let's say 'hasta la vista' to the problem and TU be back:' to good educalion.'" The College Republicans sponsored the visit by the star of action films "The Terminator," "Predalor" and "True Lies.· Newport councilman urges Mormon leaders to appease neighbors after 'tainted' Planning Commission victory. June Caucrande Daily Pilot NEWPORT B .. ACH -I lo ping Lo con- vince Monnon church officials to re- duce their steeple height a httle funher, Councilman Steve Bromberg hru. warned church leaders that w me neighbor. of their propo'>t'd temple have b1tll'r feelings about what they consider .1 tam1ed" proc~. The counulman mer with local churd1 leadl·r'> and delegate'> from Salt Lake C.11y on Monday evening in hopes of per-.u..idmg church leader'> 10 make further rnnce~ions on their project. Bromberg 1old church leader-. tha1 he ha.'> no flO\H'r 10 negotiale a deal. and '>aid h" goal was Lo communica1e the feeling'> uf constiruenLc; oppo~ to the projt'Ct "I med very hard to repre<.ent lo them the feehngs of the rt!!.idents upset about this thing," Bromberg c;rud. "I know the church feels th.al they have al- ready made a lot of com:essmns. but tho~ residents are angry. me church's VlCtOry WdS laJOled." Bromberg. whose dlstnc-t includes the temple c;11e. met with the church leaders at their request rn advance of a Nov. 12 City Council item that appeals a Planning Commission-4ec1i100. to ap- prove the c;teepll' heigh! at JU'>t under 100 feet. Schwarzenegger credited his parents' supervision at home in Austria while growing up for his success in achieving his two goals: to be the most muscular man in the world and to be rich and famous. J le reminisced aboul how when he got home from school, his mother was waiting for him, urging him to do his homework and then qui7Zing him to make sure he understood ii. See SCHOOL, Pace M SEAN Hll.LER/OAILY PILOT Arnold Schwarzenegger speaks to students at UCI Tuesday as he campaigns for Proposition 49. The measure calls for state grants to bring after-school programs to pubhc schools throughout the state. A group of fe'.1denls appeaJed the de- cisio n. ou1raged that city and l hurch documents gave the height of the stee· pie on the existing stake cemer as 86 feet high. though it 1s really only aboul 68 feel high Church planner. haw em phasized that the steeple 0 11 the new temple mu-;1 appear h1¢ll'r than the stake center'-; Cit) pl.111ner. 1ool 1he 86-foot fiJ,JUre mro acrount when amv· ing at their rnmprorn1 ... l' rt•rnmmenda· tion: a 100 fool '>teeple During 1he l'lannmg t 1m1m1.,,.,1on heanng,, at lt·a ... 1 one churrh leader ac knowledged thal he had k.nown the docu11wnt., \H're mcorret·t dl1d apolo- See TEMPLE. Pace M Politics at play as planners debate rental hou sing program Commission puts off own response after Costa Mesa council's trump. Election rivals Foley and Perkins exchange heated words. Lollt• Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Planning Conuni.s&on decided Monday to postp<>ne any action on a rental housing program for six months to allow city officials to gather more data, but not before mak- ing it painfully obvious that sub- standard housing has become more than a sore spot for the city. It's a testy issue for politicians, too. The rawness o f the debate be- came clear as city planners pre- sented various aspects of the city's substandard housing prob- lems and explained to planning commismoners and the public the various steps 10 implement a THE BELL CURVE compreh ensive program in the city. For several months. the Plan- ning Commission had been working with planners and city building officials to develop a rental housing improvement program, with the effort largely led by Planning Commissioner Otairwoman and City Council candidate Katrina Foley. Then, last month, Coundlman Gary Monahan, who is up for re- election, took the reigns on the housing issue at the council level and quJckly and easily promoted How a monkey made my dream come true • EDR'OR'8 NOTE: Readers will be treated to two editions of the Bell Curve thl1 WMk. T oday'1 story la dedic.Uld to our columnl11'1 favorite -.m, the Angela, Who finally geve thlt long-euf'fetfng fan a WOttd SeriM. Hit MCOnd column will appear Frlday. There wm be no column ThUrtdey. JOSEPH N. BELL the n(ght of Oct 26. The score with one out ln the seventh. was5-0 in favor of the Giants, there wunoone onbue. the G&ant pltche.r hed gtwnup just two hiu. mdlu.teun -lllht °'*..., fn)m vtctoty lri the Vtbrtd s.iili. .., ....... tha. Sectbl --··-19, courtesy of the generoslty or her father who bought a pair of tickets through the post-season and then p&S8ed them out among his family. Had she been able to hear me above the cacophony of 40,000 thunder sdc:b. I was going to say to her al the beglnning of the seventh lnnJ.na that the Angels had a great aeason, they pYe us a tei'rllk tide and we~ hOnor thl!m for~'° dote. In obi Wonll, b. bni( mama. I no ~l:J lined ID theW,MoabJ; ... QIM. ...... INSIDE Once more, the Orange Coast College awap meet will be held all weekend. See Page A3 his own program. which he says cancels any need for more rental regulation. The poll '>('t"mtngly jumped the gun. a'> Monday nigh1 marked the public unveiling of the commiss1on·s ideas for a housing program. Representa- 1ives from Rental I lousing Inde- pendent !.aid they were resistant 10 aspecLo; of the program that they had caught wmd of. indud- ing a fee-ba5('d portion they ar- gue would create unnecessary coMs for rtMiponsible apartment QUESTION What should Costa Meua do ebout substandard houaing7 Call our Readers Hotline at 7 • (949) 642~ or send e-mail to da11ypilot@latimn.com. Ptease spell your name and include your hometown and phone number, for verification purposes onty To add more fuel to the fire. a local apartment association, Rental Housing Independent, sponsored a phone poll to tell traditionally conservative voters that Foley is a registered Demo- crat and an attorney. owners. also running for a seat o n the The poll was done on behalf of dais. Pemns is also a member of Monahan and Planning Com- m1s.'\1oner Bill Perkins. who is Dail y Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.~com WEATHER ~ Momlng douds will give MY to a peftly IUMV aftemoon. ... ,_A2 SPORTS NwJpcMt HaftM)t volt.ybetl ~petlllrvtnt lnS.. vw.w lA9gUe rNtd\. Tiete ........ Tueedey .... ~ ....... A7 I M9'1Pnda U111e...r1n .Colla ....... ............ ,.. .... ewudve c:bef. W>odfort. who bepn oweneeing the restaurant'• James culinary Woodfcn operationa in late September, will be responsible for managing the 46-person food preparation staff, woddng with the restaurant's executive chefs nationwide to create new menu items and overseeing food costs and inventory control over the 300-seat restaurant. ... Adam D. AntonlnJ graduated from the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps National Advanced Leadership Camp at Fon Lewis in Tacoma , Wash. At the camp. Antonini, the son of David M. and Susan F. Antonini of Costa Mesa. received professional training and was evaluated in the aspects of camp life, administration and logistical support to determine his potential as an officer ... .Anthony C Duffy announced the opening of The Duffy Law Firm in Newport Beach earli er this month. Duffy, who has more than 30 years of experience and an extensive and diverse background, was a partner in the Newport Beach office of McDermon, Will and Fmery. His new firm will focus on providing clients with expert legaJ counsel and representation in corporate, real C!>tate, securities, intellectual property. environmental and other complex business litigation disputes .... Robbins Jorgensen Olristopher, a multidisciplinary design firm in Newport Beach, has added eight new staff members to its team. Stew CoUlns, Doug Brown, Scott Sandin, Greg Roberson, Juan Silva, Glenn Mlller, Jason Grier . a.DdBllAbetb ~have joined the ftrm to worltin a w.rletyof capacities. lbe 8nn. wbJch ls an architecture, landscape architecture, Mark Hayes interiors and program management firm, has as clients John Wayne Airport, the city of Newport Beach, the city of Coronado, the Palm Desert Redevelopment Agency and the city of Long Beach .... The Peterson Group has appointed Mark Hayes senior gJ'8phic designer. Hayes has more than seven years' experience in national and international art direction and graphic design. in his new position. Hayes will be responsible for creating design solutions, including corporate branding. direct marketing programs, package design, brochure design and the creation of Web graphics for client marketing programs, collateral and multimedia projects. The Peterson Group is an 11 -year-old full-service marketing communications agency headquartered in Newport Beach .•.. (]Jerri Penne-Myen of Newport Beacoh completed physician assistant training at Otarles R. Drew Univers ity, Los Angeles. She presented her research on domestic violence training at the National Conference on Health Care and Domestic Violence in Atlanta, Ga.. last month and served as a grant coordinator for a physician assistant family violence training program this month. • NEIGHBORS spotlights achievements in the community. Please direct noteworthy information to Christine CarTillo via fax at (949) 646-4170, or send e-mail to christme.carrillo@lat1mes.com. DUI ARRESTS The following people have been arrested recently on suspicion of driving und#Jr the influenctJ of an intoxicant. They have only bHn arrested on suspicion of a crime and, as with 111/ suspects, are considered innocent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA Sunday • Angelina Garcia, 32, Huntington Bea di • Noe Uyoa·Peres, 23. Phoenix Saturday • Jeron Hernandez-Ruiz, 21 , Garden Grove • Farah Haque. 30. Irvine •Frank Conrad Caruana, 51, Santa Ana • Ricardo Diaz, 27. Santa Ana Frid8y • Mldlael Bruce Tether. 21, Costa Mesa • Roger Dale Byler, 30, Huntington Beact\ • Aide Guadalupe Rocha, 24, Santa Ana Thunday • William Rutledge Perry, 38, Costa Mesa • Gregory Stephen Chedc, 50, Costa Mesa • Gregory Leon Bitsie, 26, Fullerton NEWPORT BEACH Sunday • Timothy Neal West, 33, Anaheim • Marc Steven Bablot, 30, Newport Beact\ • Kevin David Parris, 35, Irvine • Shannon Ann Trujillo, 29, Westminster Saturday • John J. Francis, 31, Newport Be act\ •Taylor Maree Adams, 20, Laguna Niguel • Heather lorTaine Simpson, 22. Newport Beach Frid8y • •Anita Elen Lande, 32 Beverfy Hills •John Martin Dedinger, 19. Laguna Beact\ •Robin Whyte Butefish, 60, Newport Beact\ •Dakota Mict\ael Heller, 21, Garden Grove Thunday •Apolinar Barrera, 37, Santa Ana • Nicole Daniel Montgomery, 25, Corona del Mar • Robln Michael Foltz, 25, Costa Mesa .. Daily A Pilot VOL 9&, NO. 303 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, JoMJ.Semos, Publlati.r M Director I New. 0... Chief TONY DODE.RO, (IMS) 574-4224 Editor jo. . ..mo.•IMlmn.com '.JUfl'( OETTlNO. ... Mcennt. ~or Photo Supermor . (94917'4-4368 Promotions Director tctLphoto•latimes.com NNeEdlton GIM Alex:ander, Lori Andenon, IDf11NQ STA.Ff Peul Seltowltr. Daniel Stevena NIW8S1'Aff U c.M. Ctlme'=f9~~r, ~f.dltor CMl~ (9'9)~ ....,t»ltn • ...,_com ~·,.tln-.oom ,,....='"* .......... a..-... ,..,,. reponar, (Ml)l74-¢U -~ Ju'-·~·~ "'~..:rr, •oom ,...,..,.,.,.,.r··~ .,. ..... rou.~ "1tint#.oorn ..... ca.. ..... flbldoe ... MW110t .. •• NPO't«. ~ I , .... CIOM ....... ~= Plfll.tfll ,...,-.com .............. CMet.-.-Z C<>tt.t ~ NPOfW, IMl 574-4m ~,.,.,.. • ..,.oom lollfA.,..,,.,•IMlnw.oom FOR A GOOD CAUSE Robin and Merin Yoshida W hen a medical mix-up almost killed 14-year-old Mika Yoshida, death became a reality for her mother, Robin, and her younger sister, Merin. During the three years that Mika was ill. it seemed to her family that the doctors didn't really care. At 11, Merin decided, "I can do this, and I can do It better ... Now Mertn. 21, and Robin, 53, volunteer as a molher -daughter team at the Companion Hospice in Orange. assisting terminally ill patients with six months or less to live. Well-intentioned people often ask how they can hang out with people who are dying. But for Robin and Merin, it is more like spending time wtth·a friend. MWe only do what we are good at, and I am a good friend, .. Robin said. They rent videos. call for no reason, buy groceries. cook soup and tidy up, but, at the end of the day, it is just Lending friendly hands in times of need about being there. Tu.tst develops, friendship happens. and it really doesn't matter for how long, With death lurking in the shadows, there is no wasting time. MYou may not know this person your whole life, but the things you share together ace things I can't even talk to my good friends about." Merin said. When Robin started at the hospice a year after her daughter she discovered an uncanny similarity of interests and personal connection with her first patient and new friend. Merin seemed fated to help the same woman. Now they are a kind of tag team -going in separately, offering their individual talents and covenng one another when conflicts arise. Their friend loves it. About 30 years ago, Robin was easing new souls into the world with natural childbirth. Now she does the same work. easing them back ouL Merin's experiences have prepared her for a future career in medicine. Still. it is tough to Ket that inevitable phone call. ·1 cry," she said. But by hanging out with people who are dying. Robin and Merin have learned about living. Merin has gone skydiving. expresses love for her family and sets bigger goals than she had before her involvement with C..ompanion Hospice. "It is important 10 live hard, work hard and play hard." Merin said. "Yes," Robin eagerly agreed. Mtha!'s our family motto.· -Story a rut photo IJy Coral Wilson PET OF THE WEEK &auty Beauty la an s.t-pound German shepherd that loves being part of an active family with children to play with. Her current family has more activities away from home, and Beauty has begun to feel unhappy about the limited attention she's been niceiving. At 3, Beauty doesn't dig or dtew, but she does love being petted and being around a fun family. Uke Beauty, Uttle Munchkin Oast week's Pet oflhe Week) and four of the kittens recently abandoned at the veterinarian h ospital a.re still looking for new homes. The Community Animal Network ls alao still acceptins donations for UttJe Mimchtln's eye ~Mid DiAnna P!aff-Martin. founder of the group. "We are continuing to rescue kittens and mother cats without enough help," she said. "Current foster families bate to say no to animals that will otherwise lose thelr lives. Your help saves the lives of local animals." The network is looking for additional foster families and all veterinarlao, food and litter expenses will be taken care of by the organization. See other animals available for adoptionatwww.antmalnetwort.org or stop by Russo's pet store at Faahion 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, Newpon Beach. CA 92658. Deirdre Newmen Daily Pilot. P.O. 8oK 1560, COlta Meea. SURF AND SUN Education reporter. (949) 574-4221 CA 92626. Copvrlght: No news stonee, de1rdre.newm•nlll•tlmn.com illustrations, ecttorlal md9r or Qirlldne C.mlo adll'8rtllement h9rein can be WEATHER FORECAST News aulatant. (949) 574-4298 ~without wriaeli Not much will chtnge in swetl chrtstine.carrillo•t.tJmn.com pet nlillaotl of~ owner. Clouds will greet us this sin Thursday morning. PHOTOGRAPHERS Sean Hiiier, i<u.ng Hwang, HOW TO REACH US morning, though they'll break Don Luc:h, 1Cen1 T,..xow ClraMtlon this afternoon eo we'll It least SURF The Tlmn Orange County enjoy partly sunny skies. 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CNnDll C2002 Timee CN All rlgh .. '°Thel\lllwpott ~ Meu rtNrwd. 8 to 10 fMt. The .... Wiil bUrld to 10to 12 ,....,,.. ,...noon. .,..,... Showing off their connections At an open house, Estancia High School officials demonstrate the benefits of technology funding in the computer labs and classrooms. Deirdre Newm.n Daily Pilot T hiB is your mission, should you choose to accept it integrate all the varied computer networb on campus Into one single network that serves both Macs and PCs. &tancia High School Principal Tom Antal accepted thls mission over the S\llllJ'ner, making technology funding a priority and transforming hiB school into a districtwide model. On~ the amooJ boMed an open bol.. to lhOw olf kl techooJoslcal ~ta. from the computer labt to duarooma. One of the bigeSt advantages la that acudentt and ltd can now log onto any computer on campus with the aame usemame and pMSWOrd. •0ne of the major benefttKls if a student was wotld.Q8 on a senior project In the F.nglisb department and then came to the library, they couldn't use the computers there," said Mart: Wagner, an advanced placement English Uteratwe teacher and technology coordinator at the school "Now they can." &tancia was one of the first schools to receive technology support from the state through digital high school grants. Inevitably, being the first meant it was also the first school LO hm!: outdated ~t When Antill found oul OWf the fWDIDef that tldt ~ from the 5tate wu golng co be cut otJ, be decided to maw funds from other proJecta to technology to keep Eltanda on the cutting edge. Between the funds the echool received la.st year and moving money around over the summer. the school was able to spend about $102.000 on equJpment. software Uceoalng. traln1ng and other technologlca.I needs. Now, Estancia is the only school in the state that has integrated their PCs and Macs - the technologia) equivalent of getting Democrats and Republicans to agree on an issue. In addition to enabling students and staff to log In and retrieve files from any computer on campus, other benefits can be round l.n ca.room.. where teacben ..U roll by computer -the day'• attendance reciord ii automadcaDy sent to the main omce-and In the language Jab, wbere student.a can wort on different actMdes ln different languages In individual booths at the same time. ·1r1 connected by the headphones. and (my headphones! can jump from one kid to the next. every 6\'e seconds, so if they are sleeping, I can hear that,· said Monica McCrea-Steele, Spanish teacher. The $88,000 language lab is so new that It hasn't even been used by students yet. It is expected to open sometime next week. McCrea-Steele said. The technology upgrade should enhance students' attitudes about their projects, said Bob Sterling, who teaches Advancement Via Individual .. ~. Odllblr 30. 2002 • OOH L.£ACH /OM.Y Pl.OT Estancia teacher Bob Sterling shows Newport-Mesa school board officials how he uses computer technology to take attendance. Determination. "It's a great cycle," Sterling said. "They make a great-looking project, we validate them and then they want to make a better project." Assistant Supt. Paul Reed said he was impressed with the school's focus on technology. • 1 think it's very exciting,• Reed said. "They've done some Incredibly Innovative things tbal directly translate into benefit [or Irids. "It seem~ to be a wu;e mvesunent. • he ~d. OCC Swap Meet will re-expand BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Costa Mesa Planning Commission agrees to allow the venue to return to Saturdays with a few conditions on parking and vendors. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -It took seven months, but city and Orange Coast CoUege officials came to an agreeable solution Monday when the Planning Com.mission voted unanimously to reopen the 20-year campus swap meet on Saturdays. Planning comrrussioners agreed to reopen the swap meet on Saturdays with an average of 260 vendors per day, as long as college officials worked on a more advanced vendor reserva· lion proc~ and prohibited parking in the Coast Community College District parking lot across the street. Commissioners also ordered a six-month review to crack the college's progress. Planning Commission Chair- woman Katrina Foley thanked the college for its cooperation and said teamwork helped make for a better community swap meet. "These are really good solu· tions." Foley said. College officials said they were "100% ready. willing and able" to adjust the operation. Consultant 1ti.ssa Allen, a rep- resentative from l.Jnscott Law & Greenspan Engineers, gave an extensive presentation that ana- lp.ed parking models, vendor spaces, pedestrian counts and volume of the swap meet The results were contrasted with days that the swap meet was not in operation to see what kind of an effect the venue was having on congestion. ln April, city officials no1ified the college that the campus swap meet was violating the school's 1984 agreement with the city. A study -prompted by Councilwoman Libby Cowan in November because of an appar- ent increase in traffic along Fair- view Road -found that the swap meet was operating with an excess of 200 vendors and un an additional day not authorized by the city. City and college offit 1ah mer to discuss the study. and 1he 'ichool readily agreed to dt·crca..e the sire to comply wuh the exist- ing permit. starting the• weekend or May 4. An announcement was sent to vendors explaining the cuts. The next wt•ck., hrought droves or vendor. and <,wap meel supporter'> to C uy Council meetings, but the rnunc1I could not take action hecau-.e the nem was not on the agenda. '>pea.ker af1er speak.er shan.'C.1 talc'> of the wonderful bargains found at the campus swap mrt'I ;md the melting pot or vendor.. who de- rive their income from the venue. One at a time, they de- tailed the hardship'> th.11 ~ouh.I resuJt from limllmg thl' '>wap meet. Those voice., were ah~en1 Monday. Vendor., Wl're re- presented by college offinal-;, but were still ouLnumbert·d bv resi- &TUTORING -CLUB Offering Individualized Instruction • Phonic6 Reading Pr~ram •Reading Comprehension • Math -Algebra Geometry • WrrUng -Study Skills • Homework Assistance CALL TODAY 949-645-7900 488 E. 17"' STMn. CosTA M ESA (oomer ,,, .,.._A .. } WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners ~tt 9lamma (Jina Monday-Friday: 4:30-6: 15 .,.. ... Pri9ae ... l'llet Mipola ~MUpcw..W) JU$T$13.90 ~ ...... dents who opposed the swap meet. Resident Paul Weber said he could not understand how con· sultants could assess only minor traffic issues when he bears the brunt of the congestion weekly in his neighborhood. ·1 live in Mesa North, and on weekends you can hardly get around town," Weber said. With proper traffic Oow in the parking lots and a manageable number of vendors. Allen said, the 'wap meet was more than feasible. Allen recommended that the city monitor the swap meet ac· cording to the number of avail- able vendor spaces because of difficulties in tracking the exact number or vendors as a result or a lru.t-mmute lonery of available ~pace<> and subletting. Commis- 'iloner; approved a total or 779 vendor spaces, with each vendor ui..ing an average of three spaces. The Planning Commission also asked the college to devise a bet- ter method of tracking the sub· letting problem and more effi- cient vendor reservation process. .. We are ready to step up and control what we can." said An- thony Beaumon, the agent for the college. "We'd like you to consider us as a citizen. as we have been for the past 20 year;.· Commissioner BiU l'erlons, aho a neighbor of the i..wap meet, ~1d the changes will make a big difference. "I hve righl across the s1ree1 and eliminating parlcing at the Coast Community College (Dis- trict! lot will make it a lot less conge'ited and a lot ..arN." he 'xtlll Coast residents get to question candidates Newport Coast rt>S1dc11l!> can meet with City Council candidates from 6 to 8 p m. today at Newport Coast 11 ementary School. Though Newport COJ'>t., Districl 7 council seat I'> not up for reelection in Novern ber, rcgi1>1cred voters living in Newport Coast and throughout Newport Beach will be allowed 10 vole for one cand1da1e in eath of the four d1.,tnc1<; in the t>lec llon. The forum will ta.kl' plan• at Newport l.u3'>1 Elementary School, 6655 Hidge l'ark Road. 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Ddusrd, •A.ld!n's tu.OouP~ F.tm.G*y.·w lhe dNllllro wllh ~ .......... ........... tion about the election, call the city cleric's office at (949) 644 -3005, or visit the election portion or the city's Web site at www.ciry.newponbeach.ca. us/OerkNotices/EU!ction.20021 MainF.U>ctionPage.htm Hoag expansion set for public talk today West Newport Beach resi- dent~ concerned about I loag HospitaJ expansion can attend a public forum on 1he mailer a1 7 p.m . to- day. I loag Memonal Hospital Presbyterian Vice President Peter Foulke will discuss the hospitaJ's plan1' and visiom for the future and how they might affec1 Newport Beach rec;idents, especially tho'>t' 111 Villa Balboa, Verc;allle'>. Newport Cre'il and Balboa Coves. The event, put on by the West Newpon Flearh Assn .. will take place in City Coun· cil Olambers at City 1 lall, 3300 Newport Blvd. For more information. call the association at 1q4y1 722 6421 OCC enrollment nears 28,000 W11h the condw.iun uf tht> fir'\I week of the '>t'cond round or eight-week da .... e ... Orangt· <.oa\I College., fall 'eme\ler enrollment I'> four '>lllden1 .. shy of 28,000. Io daw. OCC ha!> enrolled a tolal of :a.996 !>tudents. ac curding to figure~ relea..,ed lue,day OCC 1s expectt!d to 1np tltt• 29.000-mark before lht· '>eme'>ler conclude-. Dec. I 5 FULL BAR ~~~CO:_CKTAILS ~ MEXICAN RESTAURANT NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 296 E. 17TH ST . 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Phone(949)7~1746 .-.1G-5:JO......_ ...... .. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS UCI eocccr player ends tiospital stay 1be illldl and ftnal UC Ir· vine ... eocx:« player ~ aft.er a tramc oollWon Slfwday WU re- Jeued from tbe t\ospltaJ iue.ia)\ AJd Bob Olson. asststant alhledc ditector of communications. The playen were on their way to a g;une ln Riverside when their wn collided with another vehicle, caus- ing it to tip onto Its side on the Corona del Mar Free- way connector to the north- bound Costa Mesa Freeway in Costa Mesa. Several of the injured players may be able to play in today's game against UC Santa Balbara. Olson said. DUI checkpoints will be set up Friday The Costa Mesa and Newport Beach poUce de· partments each plan to set up a DUI checkpoint Fri- day night along Newport POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Albert Place and Newport Boulevard: Trespassing was reported at 7:34 p.m. Sunday. • Bttstol Street: Petty theft was reported in the 3300 blodc at 1 :43 p.m. Sunday. • Herbor Boulevard: Vandalism was reported in the 3000 block at 1 :54 p.m. Sunday. •Miner Street A vehicle burglary was reported in the 2200 block at 8:22 a.m. Sunday. • East 11th Street: A traffic collision involving injuries was reported in the 400 blodc at 11:13 a.m. Sunday. • West 18th Street end Mofl_rovia Avenue: A hit-and-run was reported at 3:25 p.m. Sunday. • West 19th Street: Drinking in public was reported in the 600 block at 7:50 p.m. Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH • Bayside Drive: An auto *'-Quality Service••• --M Eatcrtainmcn.-- .,... ...... • Cotta MeM Polke ~· wll join With the CdfomiA Highway Pa· trol to CODduct • aobrlety dlecllpmnt on N~ JouJewrd from about 9 p.m. Priday unttJ about 2 Lm. S.turday. Tbe Newport Beach ~ Uce Depanment Will con- duct a 10brlety c.heokpolnt from 9 p.m. Friday to 3 a.m. Saturday on Newport Boulevard at Finley St:teet. Police said that particu- lar location was chosen because of the number of DUI-related accidents or arrests there. The checkpoint will be clearly marked and vehi- cles will be randomly se- lected to move through the check lanes. Newport Beach Police officers will also hand mo- torists a brochure on driv- ing while intoxicated. Officials said the goal of such checkpoints Js to educate and increase pub- lic awareness about the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and to discourage motorists from doing so. theft was reported in the 1300 block at 9:57 a.m. Monday. • Birdl Street: A attempted burglary was reported in the 4000 bl ode at 1 :24 p.m. Monday. • Corponite Plaza: A hit-and-run was reported in the 100 blodc at 4:54 p.m. Monday. • Hilaria w..,.. A vehide burglary was reported in the 4100 blodc at 4:45 a.m. Monday. • Nice Lane: An auto theft was reported in the 200 blodc at 7:44 p.m. Monday. • Pltcific View Drive: A vehide burglary was reported in the 2800 block at 12:52 p.m. Monday. • St. Andtews Road: Vandalism was reported in the 300 blodc at 6:48 p.m. Monday. • 17th St1Mt •nd Irvine Avenue: A traffic collision involving injuries was reported at 1 :48 p.m. Monday. • 26th StJMt: A prowler was reported in the 100 block at 2:55 a.m. Monday. Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars * Designer Clothing *Cocktail leather & Furs * Slick Corporate Wear *Rall Fashion 949.650.7333 333117th Street• 1• • c.o.ta Maa California ~dielHOPh..,.., 2 police on high-tee Burglary suspects drive about 50 mph on COsta Mesa residential streets while tossing computers from their car to distract officers. 0..,. .......... 'II> ~ 8t ..,.. eome- Daity Pitot times ~ 50 q>h. • dMy COSTA MF.SA-Police nabbed two burglary suspectl who led omcen on a brief yet wtld hlgb- speed chase through city nelgb- bodloods Monday night. offid&la said. Billy Norman Johnson, f17, of Sacramento and Eddie Lee Ham- mond, 50, of Hawthorne led heli- copter and ground officers on a pursuit through the street.I off Fairview Road near the San Di- SCHOOL Continued from Al •When I got anything wrong. she would whack with me a sdc.k over the head,• sChwarzenegger recalled with a laugh. When his mother finished helping him with his homework, his father would take him out to a nearby soccer field to wort on his athletics. The constant s4pervision imbued him with self-confidence, which he said is sorely lacking in children these days with both parents working in many families. "Millions of kids are unsupervised," Schwarzenegger said. "No one is telling them they're great. I low do we expect them to be successful?" Schwan.enegger said he came to UC! to discuss the merits of ProposiLiQ.ll 49 because he believes the student vote is important. threw computma out tbi wtndow to dlatract the omc:en. ~ca Mesa Pob Set. Mike GWber sUd. Helicopter Oftken ftnt ip:Otted the men after noticing a p!lefl Mitsubishi pa.cbd next to a closed businees ln the 3500 bloclt of ~yland Avenue at about ll:30 p.m. Monday. he said. The om- cet'S then followed the vehicle and called for gJOUnd support as the Mltsubi.ml left the scene wtth ... -...a.n.c1• Gtadas llld JobniQn mad Hmnmond -tbl ~ bell-copcer illowlas cblm IPd IWted ·drWlnl ii'llllk:dy through eewi'll ~ sueeta." "The oftlcen bepn lhln.lng thil beUcopter'• Ucht on the IUlpeC('• car," he said. "They~ by throwing several computen out ol lhe car while they were still travellns at more than 50 mph." The chase ended when the suspects "became dlsorlented• and came to a stop on a cul-de- sac on Glsler Avenue adjacent to the Sen Diego Freeway. Police officers on the ground took the men into aJStOdy with- ouc .... ........ Glnrher llkl. c.a .... '*-u. o.le Bir- ,,., ..ad ................. -0"8r in fll!wer tbiD 10 ....... NO tr.Ju· dee ot Mlle co11111oo1 ~ re- ~ dudnc the punuft, be said. -we·re ln~ the pos- sibility of ttiese men bejng ln- wtved .in other c:ommerdal bur- glaries that occwred In the Costa Mesa UU." 8imey Aid. Both men wmi arraJgned Tueeday and are being held ln Orange Cowuy jalL Hammond Is being held wtthout ball. Johnson Is being held ln Ueu oC a Sl0,000 ball. He also bas an outstanding $10,000 wananL Although Schwan.enegger is a Republican, he emphasized the bipartisan nature of the ballot measure and said he hadn't even discussed ii with President Bush. SEAN HILLEIVOAIL Y Pll OT Arnold Schwarzenegger meets students at UCI, where he campaigned for after-school programs. "I don't need the President to back it," Schwarzenegger said. "I want the people to (support itl. I believe in grass-roots issues. I want us to be the first state in the union to have a comprehensive fafter-schooll program." While Schwan.enegger focused most of his speech on the proposition, the loudest applause came when he tqld the crowd that he had just finished TEMPLE Continued from Al gi7.ed for not pointing out the dis- crepancy. "We can't know for sure whetl1er city planners' recom- mendation would have been dif· ferent if they knew that steeple was only 68 feet, but we do know that these things were taken into consideration to make the deci· RENTAL Continued from Al the group that is promoting a rental housing program, but his name was not included in the phone poll. Monahan and Perlcins insist they did no1 commission the survey. but were the unwilling recipients of the data. Bot:h listed the results as an in-kind campaign contribution on state campaign finance filing forms. Monahan also listed a $5,000 cash contribution from Rental Housing Independent. At Monday's meeting, these campaign issues hovered in the background of a debate that moved from tedious to tense. Using Monahan's council di- rect:fve as a starting point, Rick Brown, the city's building de· partment head, outlined how he would begin his aggressive housing enforcement in the Westside area bordered by Har- bor Boulevard, Victoria and Pla- cenda avenues and 19th Street. In response, planning com- missioners outlined data they would like to eee coUected dur- ing the •pilot program," such as tenant and property owner's re- spoOM. the affect of redirecting oftken away from other code vlolatioiu and ti Brown would recommend expansion of the Prosram or added reaourcea. OllcuMJ.on of the thorny sub· ject fueled more than a few heeced ~nges between comm.l.ulonera and • vocal audllnct &hat demanded to be beard. ~ IDd Peltbli rilllde no ef. fort ID hide theti: dMdiln and toOt' ,._at .cit Other undl IM bitter flid. Wbla h came down to a ~. juet lhortly blror9 filming "Terminator 3." Many students said they came more for the opportunity to see Schwarzenegger than to hear what be had to say. "I used to watch his movies with my family," said Shabnam Shenasi, 20. "He's kind of the way I imagined him -energetic and strong." Shenasi said after hearing Schwarzeneggersspeech,she was leaning toward supporting s1on," Bromberg said. He told church leaders that further con- cessions could go a long way toward correcting a sin1mering contempt toward the church among some in the community. "What's happening now i!> based on emotion," said Weath· erford Oayton, president of the church's existing Newport Beach stake center, who attended the informaJ meeting with Bromberg. "The Planning Commission gave very objective reasons for doing Proposition 49. Ryan Booth, 19, a member of the CoUege Republicans, gave Schwarzeneggers perfonnance on campus an enthusiastic thumbs up. "It was a really good, little speech," Booth said. "He c;eemed to be well spoken and presented the issue fairly. .. When asked by a student if he is considering running for governor in 2006, what they did. But now we're dealing with an emotional ques- tion .... The temple for us is sa- cred from rop to bortom. and there are thin~ we will have to disagree on with some neighbors, hut not in an unfriendly way.· Bromberg said he is not ready to take a position on what steeple height he will support in a coun- cil vote. Ile said he will first wair to sec what the church proposes to the council. All decisions on the temple, to 'The rumor mill has been working overtime and there is a lot of misinformation out there.' Eleanor E1an. Planning Comrrnssioner midnight, Perkins said he would not support any continuance of discussions because he did not support a fee-based program. He tried to expound but was ln- tenupted. ·we are not discussing a fee,~ Foley said. "The motion has nothing to do with a fee. !We are asking forJ a six-month status report to give us an update on the pilot program." Angry property owners ob- jected from their seats and asked why they were not given a chance to speak out. Officials said the night's presentation was officially considered a report, not a public bearing, and there- fore did not include a pubUc comment portion. Audience members continued to challenge the oommJss.ion, demanding to know spectftcs and Insisting their oplnions be noted before any 1.ction wu talc.to on the matter. Commlsalonen aaJd they were unable to secwe any de- tails ror a apedflc program be- cause the council had thrown them for a loop when It recently approved. tu own nmtal houaln1 atrategy -which caUed for a mlnor wording change 1n cJty code. that plaOd ellmlnatJng unhealthy Uving condldona u the ~ t goal of the building de· partmeqt ~no that it ~ tonlittl other tMn the Ory Council hit cllllt1ld ... to do.. ,., Mid. VICm'Ul ColrJm' 'oner w.ICef Dl,.l»Oft Juml* IMO Che hy, ~ Q)Ulbdlllb'lm bad • "midcourse change of direction" because of the council's recent action. He apologized to audi- ence members who had waited until past I I p.m. to hear the presentation. ~The rumor mill has been working ovenime and there is a lot of misinformation out there," Schwarzenegger proved as evasive as the enemies he battles in his movies. "It's a little early to taJlc about running for governor," Schwar.tenegger said. "I leJvt• a decision like this up to the almighty -my wife, Muna " • DEtRORE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reached a1 (949) 574-4221 or bye mail di de1rdre newman o,/at1mes com be built al 2300 Bomta C..any1111 Drive, are made by the rhurrh\ president IJl Salt l.ake City Ongi nal plan~ called for a 124 foo1 steeple. (llurch leade~ reduced the height and agreed to reduu• hours of lighting and change tht• extenor color. · • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be readied at (9491 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.casagrande a lallmes.com. Planning Comm1ss1oner Eleanor Egan eloquently summari1ed "Our intention was to wort on a proposal, get input and then have something that was wonh while to send to the council for approval. What happened wa!o> that the council apparently sent a message, so we are stopping deliberations and will wait to see.· • l.OUTA HARPER covers Coste Mesa. She may be reactied et (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harperfPlatimes.com. - FGRUM ~ HOWlO 0ET "w W B> -~ Meil to Ecltotial Page Editor JamM Meier 91 the Deity Piiot. 330 W. Bey St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • A 11 den ~ c.tl (9'9) 642-«188 Fu: Send to (949) ~170 IHMll:s.nd to dalln1110t•""""-.com •All COtT9lpOndenoe must include full name, horMtown and phone number (for verification purposes). The Piiot reMfWI the right to edit all submissions for clarity and length. READERS RESPOND Incumbents trying to steal Taylor's thunder AT ISSUE: Claims ma d e o n an election mai~r by Newport Beach City Council candidate Rick Taylor a bout his work on restricting flights at Joh n Wayne Airport. T he article "Candidate's JWA claims questioned" (Oct. 26) contains distorted lnfonnation about candidate ruchard Taylor's involvement in the request for the extension of the John Wayne Settlement Agreement This, while purporting to be a search for the truth, is a statement by political opponents of Taylor. Taylor is vice president or the Airport Working Group, which is a signatory to the settlement agreement. Taylor has supported the agreement always and has worked tirelessly as a volunteer for eigbt years trying to protect Newport Beach from the expansion of John Wayne Airport. The anempt to extend the settlement agreement, which expires Dec. 3 1, 2005, was begun by former Mayor John Noyes, together with Councilwoman Norma Glover and Supervisor Tom Wilson. They began these discussions behind closed door... Later the working group signed on to this request, as did Stop PoUuting Our Newport, another signatory to the settlement agreement. Most of the negotiations were handled by working group legal staff and city staff. The city of Newport Beach and Orange ('..aunty supervisors have approved the request for an extension of the settlement agreement. I lowever, the a1r1ines association objects to re<itrictions on airport flights. as does 1990 law. The Federal Aviation Administration has not signed this new settlement agreemen1. The outcome or this request for a new agreement is in doubt. The article was a political statement, not a factual report. SHIRLEY CONGER Corona del Mar ·111anks for giving us the "smoking gun" quotes from departing Newport Reach council members Norma Glover and Dennis O'Neil in "Candidate's JWA claim' questioned." O'Neil is quoted a!> '><tying. "the most importanl i!>sue for Newport Beach was ensuring restrictions al John Wayne, over and above gening an airport hu1lt al El Toro." Really? I !>uppose lhe "mo!>l important is_.,uc·· for the captain of the Titanic was to keep thr dl'Ck chain .. straight. Glover, also, wa~ quoted as saying that "the working group" ha.'> been working on El Toru and that their focus alwa}')> wa.~ on getting lhe FJ Toro Airport built. Both Glover and O'Neil (and maybe some of the 01her cnunnl members) seem duel<"'> that if there were an airport at El Tom, we wouldn't havc to worry about the flimsy, onc·sidt'd extension of the John Wayne Selllemenl Agreement. Any re.i\onably aware adult ran ca\lly -.ee that th1!> Band-Aid could lw beaten. (!4.u"9 .Wt4f/M~~ .• ~ 27, 2i ~ battered, blasted and broken by lawsuits already promised by the airlines and/or the PM. And the quote '"they don't expect a legal challenge and, if one were to come. that lawyers have assured them the city would prevail• makes me scratch my head in wonder. Never have I met or heard of a "real" lawyer making such unrealistic "assurances." lf the Newport Beach City Council had joined the Airport Working Group in focusing on the f.1 Turo issue, rather than avoiding it, we would not have to face the certainty that John Wayne will be forced to handle virtually all the air traffic that burgeoning South County will surely produce, nor the certainty that Newport Beach will be destroyed by the massively expanding airport that John Wayne must become. So the story has proven that both O 'Neil and Glover. our soon to be dearly departed council members, live in a fool's world of delusion and deception. There is no Airport Tooth Fairy that will protect us from the big bad world of reality In which we hve. Candidate Rick Taylor is correct when he says; "Th~ is not clad in iron" and that there are still p~ible (virtually certain) legal challenges by the FM and airBnes that use the airport. I le's clearly the only candidate tl1at seems to understand 1l. And Taytor 1:. ... urely the candidate we need for this 'iUre·to·come fight. GEORGE MARGOLIN Newport Beach I was shocked when I read Saturday's Mory about Rick 1'ledM4d4'f. ~ I I , 2002 ;., fl4llt °' ~ ~'I ~ t)tdU4' '1'"""4~ ~ .. ~J4.. 1ftw, 2~ 2002 S/Mee/e.. & ,,/~ 11/e«u~. 1ttw. 20 ~ '1i!~/'1i!de44e 'DM~: z,..t.,,, '1fMI.. 2s 1'~~: 1'Je"-4C... ~. 11. 8()()8 ~•ee/e.. & A~ ~u •. ~.4 •• Tuylor's qualification:. questioned. On two separate occasions I attended community forums in Costa Mesa where ruck Tuylor repeatedly warned us about the dangers and perils of John Wayne expansion. I le and Gary Monahan were the only people talking about the threat of the expansion. To say that he was not part of nor important to the settlement agreement is an insult to those or us who know better. ELIZABETH GREEBAN Costa Mesa I was d1!.appointed to read comments in the Daily Pilot hy cwo Newport Reach Counlil people stating counciJ candida1e Rick laylor had little or no involvement in attaining the John Wayne Settlement Agreement. As a director of tlw Airport Working Group and ml'mbcr of the Newport Beach Citi1e11\ Aviation Committee, I worked with Taylor fo r many yt•ar .. <1nd can te!>llfy to the fact that lctylor donated an ancred1hle .imount of tim e and effort to stop an expan'>ion at John Wayne Airport I Ii\ dedicalion to buiJding 1.1 ·10ro airport stemmed from hi'> knnwh·dgl' that it wa'> ab.,olu1cly the only way to '>top addi11unal f11glw.. from John Wayne Airport Taylor and fellow Airport Working C.,roup d1rn tor.. 111111all} were conlemrd that tlw tr.ide off in ob1a111111g an t•xten...iun of the original '>ettlement agreement requireu allow111g more flighto; and 111trc•a.,111g 1he number of gatt·., al loh11 'tvilyne Along with many nthl'r l''-lll'rt'> on the '>UhJcct. thl' ,\irpon Working Group also realized that the settlement agreement could be seriously chalJenged by the FAA and/or airlines, similar to what has just happened al Long Beach Airport. However, with no assurances that FJ Toro airport would be built, a new settlement agreement to replace the original one (expiring in 2005) became more appealing. Taylor is on the executive board of the Airport Working Group and in that capacity attended many meetings giving his input .. concerns and suggestions regarding the exten'>1on of the settlement agreement. The Airport Workmg Group was a co-signer of the original agreement. and withuul II!> approval, the new agreement could not have been finalized. fherefore, ii was unfair to m1n1mi7.e Taylor\ role in the proces<;. laylor has remained engaged in the battle to build El Toro and believes he can be eVC'n more effective in the fight .,11<mld voters elect him a .. a member o f thC' Newport Beach Liiy Council BONNIE O'NEIL Nt'WpOrt Read1 In Lhi!> article, the 1mphca11011 .., that the Newport Beach< II\ Council saved our c11y bv implementing the John W<t)'nt' Settlement Agreement. Nothing could be further frnrn the lrnth Council members Gary \drum lod Ridgeway. Den111., < f'e1l. Norma Glover, etc .. h.1\l' hillt·u our city into a fal'>t> '>C'll'>l' of security. ·1hey took no arnon on F.1 Toro, including den111mc111g the "No on Me~un· \\ campaign in FebniM\ of .!002. IJ loro would have takt'll the traffic burden for a grOWtng Orange County off of John Wayne. Is that protecting the city of Newport Beach? Could thi'> be a mean'> of trolling for a 1oh after one leave<, the council7 The way the counetl has approached the '>etllement agreemenl is tu give everythmg away up front (more gate.., mort• flights, I 0 years) before we ewn go to the airline.. to get their agreement. SucLes.sful negotiators agree this 1 .. a had 'itrategy. There are aJready 'ilX airlines that have reservl'<i tht· right to sue Newport Beach. Recause of the law<> that haH· been passed -.ince the fir..t -.e1tlemen1 agreement, thi'> orw i~ on very shaky h'found. My neighbor .ilready hao; hLs hou ... e for sale becau'>e he cannot afford lo lo'>l' 40% of the valut' of hi'> home when the .. cttlemt'nt agreement lo'*"> 111 the tourh Ille Newport Jk·arh City ( 011111 ii also agreed 10 pa~ all legal fet'' relaung to the '-t'ltlt-rnent agreement. lll'>lead of '>harmg till' cost\ With tlw lOlllll\ I low 1nuch I!> th<1t going to t'll\t u'' I >oe'> thJ, ... ound hke a < 1111111 11 that .., prolet 1111~ ll'• from h1·1111t a1101her Playa dt'I He)'? fhe fl'\ldenl\ of Pia} a del Rey 1hought they were too wealth~ .1ml 111fluen11al to be de<itroy<'tl hy 1he m<1.,.,1ve l'Xpansion of l.11\ Angele .. lnll"fllJt11111al Alrµ111 t l'he1r rit} 1., now bune<l und1•r the huge nm"''JY' of tha1 mrport ( >nly council t <1nthdate H11 Ii; layior really undl'r'>tand., tlw 't·ttlemen1 agn•pmen1 wdl enough to lll'lp ll''>olve the problems tlw n1 rrt•nt co11m 11 hil\ t reated CATHY GRAMMER \;1°\\ port lit-a• h Advertise during the hoJiday season with the upcoming Daily Pilot special restaurant and entertainment issue. Your ad will reach readers in Newport Beach, Newport Coast, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa. Pilblication Date: Space, Copy & Advertorial D eadline: Friday, November I, 2002 \ • gressional ca ~lt&IOnal District 49 hopefuls Will cffla• illues lpcludlng Ulepl .imnlJgration and war with Idlq at OCC forum tonight. .... Clllllcr: ~Nut COSTA MESA -Candidates ~ ror tbe newly realigned co~ eat that In-dudes Che dty are eet o face off dU!tftl • two-bow orum to- ~ at Orange Cou College. Aa the fifth andlut f Its kind before the Nov. S eJ on, the (onun will allow the dldatea to air their view. on rythlng froll) a poaalble war th Iraq to whether health care ouJd be provtdedroillegal ~ "I think this will be e of the most lively debatJ t" Robra- bacber Aid -ru..ctay. ~ mow now where the majoc differ- ences (of opinion) ·are. Now, we'll refine thote." Robtabacber. the Republican lncuinbent who bas held his seat aince 1988, will be Joined by Democradc nurse and attor- ney Gerrie Schipake. Ubertar· W1 technology executive Keith Geno md write-lo Green Party nominee Tum Lash. SchJpske dJd not return sev- eral calls seeking comment. OCC International relations student Madeline Levy chaired the student committee that or- ganlud the event. OUND TOWN ·Send~M> the Deity Pilot. 330 W. ay St, Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; orbyCflling (949) 674-4298. Include the ttne. date and location of the eveht, at well as a contact phone nurflber. A complete listing ia ava•able at www.dai/ypilotcom. TODAY A Co9ta Mee. Cfty CoUndl C8I dd8'8s forum will be held at 63) p.m. In Coeta Meu Oty Council chamber$. Memben of hi auc:lence will be invited '° ask questions. Spoi ieor'.og the forum ant the Daily Pilot, AT&T Broadband, the Com Mesa Olarnber of Commerce and the Oty of Costa Mela. n Fair Drive. (714) 754-5223. TM Newport Coast Community Assn. will host a Newport Beach City Council candidates forum from 6 to 8 p.m. at Newport Coast Elementary School, 6655 Ridge Part Road. Refreshments will be served (949) 642-6640. Th• Hoag c-c.r Center will hold a lung cancer support group from 63> to 8 p.m. The speaker will be Robert. 0. Dillman, the center's mecical ~.who will present valuable infomlrion on advances in the trearment of lung cancer. Free. The meeting will be in the center's aucitofium at One Hoag Drive in NewpOO Bead\. (949) ~ Moth•'• Marbt It Kitch.., will host a seminar on the miracle of coral calcium from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The cate ls at 225 E. 17th St Free. (949) 631-4741. THURSDAY FuNon Island In Newport 8Mc:h will host a center-wide tridt or treat event for kids from 3:30 to 5 p.m. The event will also have face painting, a balloon artist and a magician. Fashion Island is at 401 Newport Center Drive. Free. For more information, call (949) 721-2000. TM PreabyWlan aturch of the Covenant will host a Harvest Fest from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The event will lnchJde a costume contest. face painting, pumpkin carving, downs and games. The chun::h is at 2860 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free admission. (714) 657·3340. Th9 Croaing. AOCKharbor Churdl and Churdl Centro de Fe Cristiano will host a community Halloween event from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at The Croalng In Costa Mesa. The camiva ... ilce event will inctude crafts, games, a claaic car show, a climbing well; a bounoe house, an obstacle course and much more. The Crossing la at 2115 Newport Blvd. Free. For more information, call All&aa Car1son of ROCKharbor at (949) 548-2600, Ian Stevenson of The Crossing at (949) ~. eX1. 150, or Alto Chavez of Churdl Centro de Fe Cristiano at (714) 444-2783. SATURDAY TM UC lfviM Arboretum will hold its annual Fall Ordlid Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. The arboretum is just south of the comer of Campus Drive and Jamboree Road on the ua North Campus. The cost is $2 per person, free for dlildren younger than 12 and members of the Friends of the UCI Arboretum. For more information, call (949) 824-5833. Th9 M .......... e.n for the Arts will be held from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Orange County Museum of Art in Newport Beadl. The event. which is in its fifth consecutive year, is a popular and hip Halloween party for young professionals throughout Orange County and ben6fi1s the mo980m. The museum is at 850 San Oemente Drive. $66 presale for groups of ten or more, S66 advanced purchue, $80 at the door. (949) 759-1122, ext SE(). Th•ifoOn, T..U of Asia 11t F.shion Island will host a codrtail reoeption from 9 to 11 p.m. The event will benefit The Sophisticates, a support group of the Assessment and Treatment Services Canter of Orange County. The restaurant is at 857 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beacti. (949) 644-0133. BEER •Wiii -.... rLnJ .ad &he ...... Ml ... CIMd4MI anto two om-bour haw...: ~ the Ira hour. moderalot Norm Pridtitr, wbo tMCbet a ~-uMl·debate dau at the community co,.., wOJ pote pnpared quetdona to the candidates. levy said.. Audi· ence member• wuJ . be able to uk tbetr own quettloDJ during the eecond hour. · 1be candldat• will be put on a two-minute 1topwatch when gMng their~. Levy aaJd, u a way to cut down on pand- standlng. Porum organl!.ers hope to engage an apathetic public, even though the races In thls election have failed to generate much voter enthusiasm. Pun- dits attribute this to a lackluster governor's race and the ab- CURVE Continued from Al Then the hits started to fall In, along with some strokes of what appeared to be luck. But J know now it was the doing of the Monkey. A dinky Oy ball hit down the right field line dropped two rows into the stands for a three-run homer. A pop Oy that Barry Bonds couldn't get to dropped in for a double when the Giants left fielder kicked it around. Then Th>y Glaus hit a reaJ double off the wall in center field, and the Angels were ahead 6-5. They would never again be behind in the 2002 World Series. And after all those agonizing years of disappointment, we almost missedil Last July, we made a date for an October weekend with dear friends in Portland, Ore. that included a visit to the Shakespeare Festival in Ashland. Even someone as blindly commJtted as I am to the Angels could hardly have anticipated that these plans would conflict with a World Series in Anaheim. So we went knowing that even getting to a 1V set for the first three games mlght be impossible. But generous hosts and luck in scheduling a matinee production of ·Julius Caesar" on Sunday eased our paJn considerably. We missed only the first game. We were invited to a dinner party in Ashland on Sunday, and our hosts -far beyond the call of duty or even congeniality-indulged these strange visitors fonn Lotus land by turning on the 1V TUESDAY face NDCl9 or. botbltann ltatewide laldadve. •tt'• Y'"I' ~ce to be pert of the elei:don p~.'" Le\/)' said. "1b eome utent, ltbe apa· lbyl llltm down. but you"re il· ways ao'ng to have a geoeriJ Involvement became of the na- lW'e of lelectlona)." Pour other forumi have been held ln Long Beach, Seal Beach and Rancho Palo• Verdes earlier tbi.a month in a dlatrlct that bu undergone rattly radi- cal cbangea from ita earlier tn- carnation. In 2001, the atate Legialature reallgned all con- gmslonal d.f.atrlcta using up- dated U.S. Census data The new 46th District was pieced together from four existing dis- tricts. Parts of coastal Long Beach and muting the sound during an extended codctail hour. So we saw that remark.able 11·l0 game In which the Giants suffered the same fate we had just witnessed befall the Roman senators who mwdered Caesar. On Tuesday, back in . Portland. our friends simply accepted the inevitable and served dinner in front of the 1V set To our comfort and their great credit, they showed more than token enthusiasm over the outcome of the game. When I med if they would watch succeeding games after we went home, they insisted stoutly that they would. At home, we had a crisis of conscience. The Angels had to lose one of the next two games or there would be no sixth game for us to .attend. When they lost both of them, I carried an extreme burden of guilt for harboring that thought And so we went to Edison Field on Saturday night with some trepidation -and the Angels assuaged my guilt and renewed my faith in the Monkey with that incredible 6-5 win. The final game was almost anti-climatic. I knew the Monkey was in charge. l was as cool as that 20-year-old pitcher the Angels found in Salt I.alee City the last month of the season who kept striJcing out oJd pros. The Monkey didn't even have to show himself tn the clincher. It's disorienting when the impo~ible happens. Winning the lottery must produce the same feeling. You shake your head and tum to ordinary matters to get re-focused. And thoughts come. What kept occurring to me is the youth of this team. A powerful and wntmy Rancho Palot Verdes were added co eYJ,st- lng areu ln coutaJ Orange County. Schlp&k.e hu brought her K-""' Gan liberal views -11:1u• n abe supports healthcare for Dana Rohrabacher Gerrie Schtpske WegaJ immlgrantt and opposes military action against lraq - to a di1tri6K that ls 4891. regis- tered Republican. She bas also kept up a steady drumbeat of crtdclsm of Rohra· bacber, calling blm a "right- wing conservative" and as- saulting bis hawkish support for war with Iraq. have been polite and civil, Robrabacber said. "She bu been aggreulve, but not nasty,• Rohrabacher said. ·we strongly disagree on our general philosophy." But the previous four debates The forum will be held lo the community college's 375-seat science hall, 2701 Fairview Road. It's set to begin at 7 p.m. and is free to the public. nucleus of the Angels is so very young-in their low to mid 20s. 1bis says a lot of the credit should go to the scouts who found and signed these young men and the minor league staffs who trained them. And it conjured up thoughts of a dynasty. And then there were the recollections of Gene Autry. I was privileged to have gotten to know him a little in the process of doing several profiles on him for the Los Angeles Times. He was as down home, as unpretentious and as proud of his team as the players who finally realized his dream. Not a Barry Bonds among them - but a lot of Darin Erstads. A lot of North Dakota. And finally there was the statement I had made so many times in the years of disappointment and despair that J was determined not to depart this life before the Angels won a World Series. Such a pronouncement from a young person would be frivolous, but not from someone my age. Given the Angels' track record. it seemed to me lilce a claim to immortality. But just to cover myself, I threw in completion of the novel I've been working on since the ninth grade. Now I'm concerned. The Angels crossed me up and won. and I've actually been working on my novel at a dangerous pace. So it's clear I need another set of goals so impossible that my longevity would no longer be threatened. I'm wooong on such a list now. Meanwhile, my grateful thanks to the Rally Monkey and the Anaheim Angels. As with so many other men of my generation, baseball is a connective that helps hold the pieces of a life together. For the past week. I've had a good many phone calls and e-mails from friends and family who have long shared my joy and despair with the Angels. One call came from Denmark. from the husband of a foreign student who ltved in our home for a year more than three decades ago. For this Depression youth, baseball was a vacant lot game that didn't require great skill and offered a host or heroes at the profes.5ionaJ level. And since then, through war and peace and social change. it has provided a reference point of stability in which the bases were always the same distance apart wherever they were put down and the game was neyer over until the last man was out Those ruJes haven't changed. ln baseball and - for many of us -in lire as weU. I have a brick -a gift from my daughters -near the main gate at Edison Field with my name on it. It was moved a few years ago. and I haven't yet found its new space, bu1 I may use the off-season to track it down. My brick says "Ever Hopeful.• and l see no reason to change that As I was trying to say to my wife at &ii.son Field last Saturday, the Angels gave us a tremendous year, certainly the moi.t entertaining and unselfish and ultimately exciting baseball team l 've ever known. And they up and won, too. •JOSEPH N. BB.l 1s a res1den1 of Santa Ana Heights. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY& MONDAY MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL CRAZY PIZZA DAY 4U.. f.QIJ..CAN RAl.l Spaglt.tti Linguini witlr Baby Clams Only $5.25 On regular priced 11Hlt11 lrlk•• Byc..clof ~W 1 sf llsfrlit ~~Endorsed . '-w Generation CrMonimt ti 11 w lesident ~L~ ........ 't::"'-•" 949 7511678 .. AUYOUCANEAT! Lasagna or Spaghttti Only$4.25 Cltkb11C~wl s,..lutd & FrWt/ MIJWllTU. Olfl1UJJ 011t IS" I Top,U.1 l'irr.a OM Lllrgt Spaflutti or lasag1ta -Larrt SoJod - 112 "'4f garlic brt.a.d F ttds /fllllilJ of S or wwn reg. prict $11.95 Monday $12.95 Tutulay $15.95 (IO fO HIJ) Costa Mesa City Coun cil BUY ANY PIZZA cl GET YOUR FIRST ZTOPPINGS FREE!!!!!!! Chicken Parmigiana. alUI Spaghetti Only$5.25 Candidates Forum Wednesday, October 30th, 6:30 p.m . at the Costa Meea 0 City Council Chambers . Membere of the •udlence are Invited to S6k quootlone. Forum t1pont'Creel by The Oal~ Pilot, AT& r 1'ro•db•nd, A1e Coe~ Meea Chamtler of Commerce •nd U th" City of C""1'4 Meea. . '"NI '-~ 'll//!l\IWtt1.,> 0ffly$3.lS Lasagna, Manicotti Enlrees Under $6.50 AU. r:tlll CAN. £.4'C.! an.ti Canndwni -for Only SS.JO - WQINI -011/y $4.25 Only$6.25 AM 1 Mrqtltq«• SIJ5 FRIDAY citltl. Z SGHlllH l.l.l.f t:~ 111Dtt4JU.0. U.f.fl 3 Cluese Rigatoni for Only $6JO Clrlch11 Malibu aJUI & 2 MeaJballs Over SB.SO SJl"6Mni -Only '5.25 forS7.50 • Semi-Private for Men & Women • Lots of Equipment/Free Weights • Pilates Studio & Mat Classes • SPINNING Theater-Licensed • 16 Full Time Personal Trainers • Chlld Care 8am-noon M -F • Ample & Convenient Parking • Yoga, TaJ Chi, Stretch classes • Step, Power Pump, Carcio • Showers, Steam & Towels • Skin Care • ~lJp Phyaical Ther.-py Center • Permanent Mlike-l.JP i • • I 1' i .. • It t ' , f ~ OP1111MY •1jtut 11Ud ~ l~d in w.,,lcli we plllyed with tonisht." -Dili ..... Newport Hlrbor ........ YOleYbal Coech PREPS Uniting behind project Plan to raise $7 .2 million for stadium, pool moving full-speed ahead. C osta Mesa United, the campaign to raise more than $7 .2 million to fund construction of a football, soccer and track and field stadium at fstanda. as well as 50-meter swimming complex at Costa Mesa, was publicly launched Friday at the Battle for the Bell football game between Costa Mesa and Estancia at Newpon Harbor High. Harbor Boulevard of Cars presented checks for $25,000 10 each project an d fund-raiser David Grubbs announced $2.5 million in contributions, more than a third of the goal, has already been promised. Grubbs believes the rest can be raJ<>ed within the nen 12 months. which would bring life to a dream onginated by community booster Jim Scou, who ,., BARRY FAULKNER on the 22-member campaign comminee that ali.o includes representatives of the Newport-Me<;a Unified School District, city government and the business community. The 2.500-seat stadium at Estancia, which would include an artificial rurf foolball/soccer field, as well as a mne-lane synthetic track. has a projected price tag of $3,628.500. The swim complex is projected to cost 3,623,750. Grubbs said both facilities would be shared by Costa Mesa and Estancia. ~ well as the community. Estancia graduates Rich Amaral and Jeff Gardner. both fonner major league baseball players. as well as current big leaguer Brent Mayne. a product of Costa Mesa High. were on hand for Friday's halftime anno uncement. Costa Mesa United T-shins. a!> well a' a single-page brochure with an illusttation of the facuiues, were dispersed to the ctowd and Gmbbs ..aJd his fulJ-scale fund-rai~ing effom are now underway. Those interested in donating should contact Grubbs at (949) 729-9292. ••• As the race for league playoff berthi. draws closer to fruiuon. the specter of overtime could surface for local teams competing in the Golden West and Pacific Coast leagues. f.8tancla football coach lay Noonan and Costa Mesa head man Dave Perkins said overtime would be used in the Golden West League. should a game be tied at the end of regulation But the game would be listed as a tie on each team's record and the ovenime would come into play only for the purpose of a tiebreaker to decide the league's thre<' guaranteed playoff entries.. 1be PCL constitution also calls for the use or overtime. bur, as with the Golden West League. the outcome would only affect playoff qualification and not each team's record. Both leagues would use the same OYertime format currently wed in college football. with each team guaranteed at least one posaessk>n. beginning at the oppooent~ 25-yard line. Newport Harbor Coach Jeff Brinkley said OYertime would not be used in the Sea View League, as coaches agreed that a tie would be more beneficial than a loss ror teams hoping to gain the lone at-large berth Into the DMslon VJ playoffa. Perkins said Golden West League coacbea all believe ovatime should be used to decide and winner and a loser, so a change In the c:urrent system may be enacted for next sea50n. ••• Spot1ar-., RoeerCll1son • (949)574-4223 • '""''u:<949l650-0170 Wednesday. Octotier 30, 2002 A1 GIRLS TENNIS Snyder, Sea Kings stop Kim, University c.orona dd Mar Highs ~ 1enrus team dealt Sea Vie\\' League foe University a l 0-8 loss Tuesday. dropping the Th>jans (and Laguna Beach) a full mat.ch behmd the Sea ~ in the race for the Pacific Coast league championship. Taytynn Snyder ~ the focal point wuh her 6-4 victory over University's Auntt Kim, avenging a first-round~ i.ndivldu- ally. and on a team basis. "She really played well." !.aid CdM Coach Andy Stewart. who got sweeps from two doubles teams -Brittany Hol- land and Juliette Muttke and the Yelsey sisters. Anne and Radlel. CdM, with calvary Cllapel and North· wood left on the schedule. is now 12 3. 7-1 in the PCL ••• Newport Harbor hMdles Hawtcs, 11-7 PHOTOS BY DON LEACH /DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor senior Chnsbne Fulce makes a nice pass toward the net in the Sailor's sweep over Irvine. Nt-.vpon I !arbor High's girls renms team recetvt'd d '>trong performance from its No. I douhk~ team of Diana Khoury and AJ. Olson and went on to defeat Laguna Hills. 11 7, Ill a Sea View l.e-~ match Tue.day at 1-4,'Ulla Hills High. Khoul) and Olson didn\ I~ a gam<.> m '>weeping three sets and Newport I I 0-6. 7 -I in league, and Krista Mcintosh. V-anes- -.a Dunlap and Bonnie Adam'i each won two of three -.ets in singles. Smoo.th sailing Newpon pla~ away al Corona del Mar. No. 7 in CU-Southern Section l:>ivision l. today at 3: I '1 p.m before faang Wood- bndge. ranked No. 5 in OF DMston l. at home Thursdciy Sailors sweep visiting Irvine with ease, continue preparing for first-place showdown with Woodbridge. Steve Vir&en Daily Pilot NH\POlll AFAUI -In a spon that t.l t .. -11' heavtly with momentum . the Newport I larbor High girls vol- leyball 1t•am appears to be gainmg that extra fire, nol onJy from game 10 game. hul from match 10 match as a Sea View Lea gu <' fi f'>I place '>how down .igamM Woodhndge 1i. coming on elec11on day. fhe sailors (18·6, 6-1 in league) rnntm· ued to ride their momen tum from 1he1r five-game vtc • Irvine Newport 0 3 tory over Aliso Niguel Thursday and defeated visiting Irvine, 15-7, 15-6, 15· I I Tuesday. Newport. ranked No. I in CIF Division 11-AA. displayed rhythm and speed, and also deliv- ered sohd serving in Game 2. once again building momentum to col· lect the victory over the Vaqueros (3-10, 1-6). "I don't know if (the five-game victory over Aliso Niguel) helped ow confidence,-Glenn said. "We had two starters (Emily Turner and Bryana Carey) out in that game. 1 don't know if it helps your confi- dence when you're up I 0-1 In the second game and you lose that game. Even with us winning those Newport Harbor's Jordan Carmack, Elizabeth Clayton, Shelley Langford, and Taryn Tarnutzer celebrate a three-game victory over Irvine Tuesday. last three. I was m ore happy with the way we played tonight. I JUi.I liked the speed in which we played with tonight~ SheUey Langford led the Sailor~ with nine k.tlls, and teamed up wuh sener Jordan Carmack ro talce out the Vaqueros late m Game 2 and m Game 3. It seemed only fining that Newport Harbor's Kiley Hall earned the Sailors' fi rst point with a service ace. Newpon colJected five services ace and kept the Vaqueros off bal- ance because of its serving en route 10 the 15-6 victory. The Sailors built a 6-0 lead in the second game. Irvine came within, 7-4. but Newport pulJed away as senior Kristin McOune served for four straight points. including three straight aces and one serve that led to a net violation and an 11-4 lead. Irvine earned sideout on a New- port error, but the Sailors regained possession when Langford recorded a kill from an assist by KelJie Kmg Carmack entered the game and de livered a service ace for a 12·4 lead The teams traded points before Newport took advantage of Irvine errors and won. Alyson Jennings also contributed three serv1ce .it e'i for Newport. In Game 3, the Sailors overcame .i 4-0 deficit and caught the Vaquero,, 4-4, after Ouistlne Fulce recorded a service ace. The teams battled to an 11 -11 tie, but that's when Newport pulled away. Ca.rmacl <;erved for three straight points. including two aces. In addition. she assisted Lang ford on her kiU for a poin t. Irvine gained sideout on a New pon error, but the Sailors earned it back after Langford recorded a kill. off an assist by Carmack. Alexis Kerns served to close out the m atch out the march that ended when Carmack and l.angford teamed up for the final time. COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOCCER Champion Costa Mesa rolls on, 10-8 Costa Me..i 1 ligh's league champion girls tennis team continued its strong play heading into Golden West League finab with a I 0-8 VIC10I) over Santa Ana Tues- day. Santa A.rut's first borne los.s of the c:;ea- son Hilary I lawn.-. won her three <;etS. 6-0. and Mesa'~ No. I doubl~ team of Brenda 'Ihm and l.aurd 1-..u.., won all thret' !>l'ts. 7-5. for the Mu.o;tanw-. 11 ·5. 11 -1 m league Chi 1'htn and Mmh· fhy Pham won two of three ..ell> a1 !'.a. 2 douhle.<, and Huong Nguyen wnn rwo ot thll't' ~ at No. 2 sinfdt">.. Costa Mt'-1 now <.t'L'> IL'-~Ill on league finals MondJy through Wedne<.day. "'ThL<; ll> ~l\'.ll," ~d Costa Mesa Coach Joe I laven.<,. "\'k've had three incredibly hard matlh<"> <1g3Jnst Estancia.~ ster and \Jnla Ana and won them an '>CJ ifs a ~·a1 momentum boost gomg into QF" ... Sa1e Hill wins, 16-2. at Oxford AcMen'ty Sage 1 lill\ ughtrung was a 16-2 wumer over OxfonJ Academy in ~ Tuesday. 1I11p~ 10 12-3. 9-2 in the Academy League The fourth ranked Ughtrung (Cfl· DM- sion VJ was led by its freshmen tno of Ka- tie McKit1erid. Kellie Ammerman and Paige Fullmer in singles with an three sweeping to vtCtO()t McJGnenck's ~ most impressrve. rad.· ing up scores of 6-2. 6-0. 6-0. Oxford falls to 10-9. 5-6. ~ OOi\$1' l.fAllllE Caonll dlt Ms 1D, U..*v I ~ -5nir'der ICdMI dllf. Kim. M; dlf. KaallUkoz. 6-0; dlf. Uf\. &-2; Miller ICdM) loll 2~ 2~ 2-6; Meniing ICdMI loll~ H 2-6. ~-~(CdM)dlf. ~. 6-0; dlf. ~. W;dlf. ~.&.1;~(CdMl woo. &-2. loll 2-6. S.7, ~~ (CdMI won. 6-0, 6-2, 6-3. Coast women blank Gauchos, 6-0 OOSTA MR5A -The Orange Coast C.OUege women's IOC'C:el' team scored three goals In the flnt 20 minutes and auiled to a S-0 victory CMt Slddle- btck In an Oranp Em.Pre Conference p.me at 00:: 1\a.eeday. Cout (15-1·2. ll-1-1 In dll oeQ aot rwo pit from fWDlnda W.CO end ooe .,.a apece from JIJt:ee Mahler (two~. LIUren c-1· ty (OM illllt), Vmeml lloc:ba (ON llllliill) md,..... ~s.em and BUb Gntlllr talied or: .... apiece for Coast, who toored four of lta six goals ln the first half. The Piratei trawl to bo$t Pulla'ton 1\1esday at 3 p.m. they met Oct. 4 in lrvtne. The Pi.rates (13-3·3, &-J -3 in the OEC}, ruaUd l J th, got a goal from Miguel Ochoa. who recelved an enuat free ~ and booted the ball into the net flom 25 yards out to equalli.e the luet'I' Vlsheup Puha- di .. UNUbted pal xored Ow minutes earlier. Cout plbeper Hilario Arrilp made the lnitlaJ taYe on a lhot bJ Dew Dldlab. but could not tum lwmy Ruhadi's lhoc.. the Uzen w • pW ot .,..,.,... ... oil wtlh 17 mJnutel wt ............. ~ bui o.w couWii"llMawl-1 .. -- -- ---~----- • • John Daley fvldylujan John Hayes Jason Kidushim Bravehearts CdM offensive line clears plates together, before clearing the way for Sea King ball rarriers. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot L ine dining has become a midweek tradition for the Corona del Mar l-ligh football team's blocldng brigade. So too has the program's procession of 1,000-yard rushers, which looks to be in good hands this season, as senior Mark Cianciulli is a mere 153 yards from the season milestone with at least three regular-season games remaining. Sea King Coach Dick fvldrew Keligian Freeman is, of course. enthused about the recurrence of both rituals. A foaner offensive lineman himself, Freeman stopped by a recent piu.a consumption tesSlon to show support for his linemen and their inspirational position coach, MJguel Romo. A crucial Pad.fie Coast League-opening victory over University, which snapped a three-game lo6ing streak. followed Freeman's dinner visit. Now, bowing to superstition, Freeman plans to join the weekly feast for as long as the victories continue. "Sometimes you just have 10 make sacrifices for the good of the program.~ quipped Freeman, who believes he may need a personal trainer and/or a stringent diet plan, if the winning streak extends into the CIF Southern Section Kris Cooper Division IX Playoffs. The evohltion of this unit bas been ongoing. though Freeman believes the cummt lineup may be the combbladon he and his st.aJf haw been looking for. Senior John Daley and funion Andy Lujan and John Hayes have been consistent contributors all sea.son, while senlor Jason Kidushim bas solidified the center position that was a latge question mark into the second week of the season. Sophomore guard Andrew Keligian recently stepped in as a starter, while rotating in seniors Steven Savage and Joseph Carr off the bench has been a key in keeping the group fresh. Daley (6-foot-l, 235 pounds), once a guard, is now starting at right tad.le, next to Hayes. while Lujan (6-2, 240) Steven Savage mans the left tackle spot. Freeman also credited the work of senior tight end ICrls Cooper, who with just one reception this season, Is used almost exch.Wvely as a blocker. The group helped pave the way for a season-high 233 rushing yards in Friday's 33-16 PCL win over Laguna Beach. includinga 174-yard. three-touchdown performance by Oanciulli. It was the fifth game with at least 100 rushing yards this season for Cianciulli, who appears poised lo ride his blockers' bac:b to the post.season, perhaps even a PCL championship. "There are a lot of p~ defenses in this league with a lot of stw}ting. • Freeman said "Our guys are starting to be able to pick these things up. They did a really good job against Laguna Beach." Joseph Carr COLLEGE MEN'S SOCCER TENNIS Anteaters regr oup Continued from A7 SEA V£W l£AQ£ Newport Hmbor n , a...aun. ... 1 ~ -Mdntosh (NH) lost to l>aul, 2-6, def. Steve Vlr1•n Daily Pilot ANTEATER STADIUM -The UC Irvine men's soccer team has drawn closer to each other, Coach George Kuntz said Tuesday, when the sixth and final player, who was hospitalized from Saturday's auto accident, was relnsed from the hospital A van carrying UCI team members to a Big West Conference game at UC Riverside tipped onto its side on the 73 Freeway con- nector to the 55 northbound Saturday morning. officials said. Six UCI men's soc- cer players were taken to several area hos- pitals with minor injuries. ln accordance with university policy . Kuntz did not release the names of the six players who were injured, perhaps because of a liability issue. The CallfornJa Highway Patrol ls investigating the incident. The Anteaters will host UC Santa Barbara tonight at 7. Kuntz said he will find out to- day who will be ready to play. Brad Aspey. Sebastian GaJmarini and Dardo Acuna suf- fered injuries earlier in the season and will not play today. "I'm very thankful to God that we have all of our guys out of the hospital and they're all healthy," Kuntz said. MThey have some bumps and bruises, but they are healthy." Kuntz has noticed a difference in his players since the auto accident. *I've seen a team with a different mental- ity since Saturday,• Kuntz said. "The team has come closer because of It. In any type of situation like this, you find out, with the relationships you have, the closeness you have with your family and your religion, is what's really Important. It was a pretty trau- matic experience for the guys who were in- volved. These guys have invested so much to the program, and to see the worry on their faces (Saturday), it was emotional time.· Amswootl, 6-0, def. Craig, 6-1, Dunlap (NH) loet. &-7 (3-7), won. 6-0, 6-0; B. Adams (NH) lost. Ni, won, 6-0, 6-0. ~ -Khoury-Ot.on (NH) def. RMI-Michelle 6-0, def. Y~Bonnie, 6-0. def Staci&Julia. 6-0; McKay-Haxbv (NH) lost 3-6, 0-6, ~ Sturgees.c Adams (NH) lost, 5-7. won, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2. OOlDEN WEST l£AQ£ Com ~ 10. 5-'ltl AN 8 ~ • Haver18 (CM) def. Sandlel. 6-0, del. Selaur, 6-0, def. ~ 6-0; H. Nguyen (CM) won, 7-6, lost. 443, won. &-3; E. Wallecll (0,4) lost. 4-6. 3-6. 0-43 ~ -B. Tnio-L Feil (CM) def. Aluert>-Mendor.a, 7-5, def. Heddlld-Aodrigu 7-5, def. Adojt99 Man1alw, 7-5; C. Ooen-f'h8m (CM) loet, ~. won. &-1, 6-3: P. Rodriguez-T. \hi (CM) lost. 2-6, 1-6, 2-6. ACll1Ellff l..EMU s.... .. ,.. Olcbd Acediln1¥ 2 a.--Mc:Kitl8ridt (SHI def. Doi, 8-2; def. Suh, 6-0; def. W:>na. 6-0; Ammerm1n (SHI won. 6-0, 8-4. &-26c,."::' (SH) won, &-2. M. 6-0. -Teoong-Ow\ (SH) delf. Co. Olung-Ueo, M; dlC. Kwlk..O.,, &-2; def. Ch Olung-Seephla. &-2; Wlbb-8wmlo (SH) loet. 4-e, won. &-3, lolt, ~; GnNm-l.evln (SHI won. 8-2. ~ &-2. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Big plays key Newport win Coder's 80-yard kickoff return and McKenzie's 75-yard run from scrimmage bJ~ght the Sailors' 30-12 Sea View League win over Aliso Niguel in the league opener. Coder. Coder U.O hit pa}'dirt with an 80-ya.td punt return in the ee<:ODd quaner to give Newport a 16-6 &ead. Newportj defense played strong throughout. recetvtna ltJ'Ong play from middle liilebacbt lmy lroWll. Brown led a cWenee thee bud AUllo co punt from hi own 2.5-yaid line. Codei ftnMibed che day wlth rwo kk:kon' retum1 for 115 yudl Ind one TD and Ibo cauibt two bllll ror 20 ~ one TD and · one fWl:>.poklt ~while ' \ f IRIEEs Estancia rally ,, top~ Sage Hill . Jess Hellmich scores nine goals for Eagles in 17-12 nonleague boys water polo victory Tuesday. Patanda HJ8h'a host Eagles ral- lied Crom a S.3 tlrst-quarter defi- cit and went on to post a 17-12 nonlague boys water polo vic- tory over ~ Hill Tuesday, keyed by a switch.in tactics and nine goals from senior Jess Hell- mich. Estancia, 2-3 lo the Golden West League, switched to a "drop" defense lo the second quarter and Improved to 7 -1 O overall. Frank Gamboa. Paul Col· lier and Matt Medovich each scored twice for the P.agles.. Sage Hill'• scoring was paced by Anthony Milovonteser (five goals) and John Ness (three goals). NONLEAGUE &t.nde 17. ~ Hin 12 8cot'9 bv auen.r.. Sage Hill • 2 2 2 • 12 Estancia 3 a s J -11 Sage .. -Milovonteser 5, Ness 3. Newman 1, eamouette 1, Walters 1, Bozartti 1. Saves -Granger 4. &anda -Hellmich 9, Gamboa 2, Colli8' 2, Metltovic:.tl 2. Kunert 1. Hermann 1. Savee-Marstellar 14. ••• GOl.f: Newport Pis win The Newport Harbor High girls golf team solidified sole ~on of second place in the Sea View League by defeating Woodbridge, 245-260, Tuesday at the Santa Ana Country Oub. Natalie Draganza shot 8-over- par 44 10 pace the winners, who improved to 7-2 In league. Woodbridge. which defeated the Sailors in their first league meet- ing. fell to 5·3 in league. Newport holds a 9-stroke ad- vantage head-to-head over the Warriors, but Sailors Coach Mar- ianne Towersey said she was un- sure if that was the tiebreaker. should the two reams finish tied for second. Amanda CampbeU (46), Kay- leigh Hom (51). Rachel Kone (51) and Ashley Jacobs (53) rounded out the scorers for Newport Har- bor, which hosts league-leading Foothill Thursday at Big <=anyon Country Oub. WI thlnlc we can beat (the Knights)." Towersey said. ••• SOCCER: VU women fall, 4-0 Three second-half goals cata- pulted Point Loma Na7.3.rene to a 4-0 win over visiting Vanguard Tuesday ln women's soccer ac- tion. The loss drops the Lions to 7- 7-3, 4-4· l in the Golden State Athletic Conference while Point Loma improves to 12·4, 5-3-1 in theGSAC Alisa Boon scored three goals for Point Loma and Kristen Moore added one goal Point Loma outshot the Lions, 16· 10 and Vanguard keeper Jordan Fre- drilcsen made three saves. Vanguard's Nicole Avila led the Uons in shots on goal with two while Janelle Doyte and Olivia Fick each had one shot on goal. ••• CROSS COtl'fTRV: Rose spfties Sage Hill High's boys cross country team went 1-1 in a tri- meet against Academy League foes Brethren Christian and Ox- ford Academy at Brethren Chris- tian High ln Huntington Beach Tuesday and Kelsey Rose ran in 24 minutes, 22 seconds to lead the Ughtning girls at the meet. The boys beat Brethren Ouis- tian, 25-30, but lost to Oxford Academy, 20-38, while the girls lost to 8ret.bten Clutstian. 15-46, and to Oxford, 15·50. sage HW's Chris Orlboucas fin- ished t:hJtd overall with a 17:58 and 2'.ach Chandy placed sixth (18:26). Tun Lefter (12th. 18:50), Mike Voge (13th, 18:52) and Tris- tan Cordier (14th, 18:57) also ecom1 ror 5q1 HID. On the &f.dl Ude. Alls Brito fin- Wled 20th In 24:23 while Megan Qarry took 24th with 26:43. Ash- ley Negrette took 25th place with 27:05 and FVrah Cowan placed 26th wtth nm. The boya, 3-5, 2-3 in Jeque, and ~ strlt. 0-8, 0"5 ln leque. get ~· , for the Academy ~ ftnalt Mond8y at 1:30 p.ln. ll lrvlne ~Put. '"The bOyl could ftnilb .ad'l Of teCOnd, .. ml s.p HID eo.dl Nale Miler. "We'le eeed«I tounb aotnc In ., .. hat • pd lhot ll tbUd FIEl D HOCKEY Sailors still in the hunt The Newport Harbor High field hockey team maintained its hold on sec- ond place in the Sunset League with a 2-1 win over Santa Ana Tuesday at Harper Community Center in Costa Mesa with one league game left to play Thursday, can still win the league. Victory over Marina on Thursday, coupled with a potential Edison loss to Bonita. would propel the Sailors to the crown. Edison's loss to Fountain Valley last week made win- ning the league for Newport more of a possibility than a week ago, when Newport and Edison lied 0-0. "It gave the girls a little more hope," said Newport Coach Sharon Wolfe. who sald her team wore down Santa Ana in the second half. "We had some explo- sions on the front line that we haven't done a lot of this year." All three goals came in the second half, with New- port, 15-0-4, 9-0-4 in league. staking a 2-0 lead before Santa Ana, 7-2-4 in league. pared it to a one goal decision. Kaley Nix scored with 20 minutes remaining on a three· player breakaway with front line help c9ming from Allison Rawlins and Meagan McHone and Raw- lins scored the game-win- ning goaJ with 2:46 remain- ing off a penalty comer before Santa Ana scored with two minutes remain- ing. Newport outshot Santa Ana. 20·9, and Sailor goal- keeper Amanda Wittman made 11 saves. ·Amanda got challenged but she made some awe- wme saves,· Wolfe said. Kristen Jendrusina. Kir- sten 01ambertain had solid games at forward and Jill Whitfield and Kerrie Gates played strong at midfield and got support from de- fenders Danielle Pfaff and Mhley Gleason. to qualify for CIF prelims, but we'll have to run exceptionally well to do that.· VOUEYBAU.: Vansuard swept Vanguard University dropped a 30-14, 30-21, 30-23 Golden State Athletic Conference women's volleyball match at Poinl Loma Nazarene Tuesday, falling to 7-17, 3-13 in theGSAC ffochllle Short (13 kills) and Breanne Andrews ll2 lcills) led the winners (18-5, 12-3). ••• Corona del Mar High's girls volleyball team improved to 14-6, 7--0 in the Pacific Coast League, with a league victory owr host lesoro Tuesday In Las Flores. The Sea Kings. ranked third in ClP Southern Section Division III-A, won In three games. ••• Mikael I...amon, Vanguard University's choice for Uon of the Week. aulsecl to a nlnth- place ftnlsb at the Golden SCate Athletic Conference meet held in Premo on Saturday. l..araon, a junior rtom Goth- enburg. SWeden, transferred lO Vanguard th.ls f.aD ftom NCAA DI· vtsion I Nlcholla State Unlwnity In ~ and la havtng a highly IUCce.aful eeuon for the Uon&. UndJ Jut week. Laiaon bad flnllhed MCOnd for the I.Joni .,. ~ nlC8 tJW ~ letlinl I ~ beli In the u: ~ l..ii1eodl dnle ol a24 -hll hla ihlril _,_ ol lbe ,_. • ' -... SPORTS ... • ••• Odllllr JO. .2002 ,. PREPS ,... ContinUed tom A7. ., .,.., ~oolt.o•women ar...,. eoeee It Seddteba~ 7 p.m. 13,500 ~ noOMn d nadonwtde. ••• High tcftoc>I glrft -Cot1a M .. a tt E-.nd•. 3:U5 p.m. ,........ High tohool glrta -Newport Harbor at Corona del Mar, 2 p.m. w.....,.to High school boya -Northwood 1t Coron• del Mar, 3 p.m.; Newport Harbor va. Woodbridge, at Univeralty, 5:30 p.m. ~y 23 -Todd Hytton eo.taMeu It was lncomcdy reported in last week'a column that Tustin-hued Beckman Hilb. scheduled to open In the fall ol 2004, wouJd be the eighth · member of the Golden~ League. &occ•r College men -UC Santa B1rbara et UC Irvine, 7 p.m.; Vanguard University at Point Loma,3p.m. Water polo, '96, '97 23-Autumn Poro N-port Harbor Trad! and field, '96, '97 19-Michelle lcban Orange eoa.t Cron country, '02 Beckman will be the seventh member or the PadfJc (.oast League, though It is expected to have little or no impact on var!>l!Y competition through the t urrent four-year league alignment cycle that began this fcill _L'lll.:;..._lalcll __ M_ Llpl lladcts 2M llgal Natices 2640 Legal Notices 2640 Lepl lllllca ,..._..._ ,.._..._ ISC 12434 llOTICI CAl1llG fClllS ... S...... ... S....... 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OI<; I RIC I Stf'PMn 8 Pryn"1~1 l'tltdt<n Oi 1 l\ta M• • I NOVI Miii i< II it> ti 16'181 Rlh Shr•I A11t 1 A 91f>l6 I ~I 1· n1 '" (,, t l / 1 D Su,...et Be•• h CA f.h11>lupht1 I•,. k1h1t'.<'1t r '' '" rl •f M I 11 I •ly nlltt • ""'' '" ••<1•t,,hlt 90741 IRS'> P1tt.4'H'1 Or C:o· t I o,,.,r "-1111'" 11' 1 t A .11 thtJ '·•llflWlllP, wf1b'\1t.- lhi'\ bu\IOt'\1 •~ t uo Mfll>'\i\ (.A 'l.>f>Jb '"I 'Rt~ ww'lt chr l,. k••v It ,h .. 11 duded by •fl tndl\r•ctu•I th•\ bu .. rn,.\\ 1, , nn II YtllJ 11hfl' I h lh,. ru tudni1,•l ir'tf "l'"" th" ti.iY~ 1ou 'ta,htf1 t1•11"l 1llu t_.c1 ~Y "' 1ndtvfdu'1I ~··• ltHi.,: ,,J •tu •'fill in .ui • ,.,\ful tuf11t,., In bu~mt-~\ ,,.., No tt•vt YlHf ·.t.,ted • Ill \houJO ·'t'I'' .ti •1 11.. Nnom rhr l t10ff1JI t 1•, Ste-phrn 8 PryhA''"' d1utt~ bU\1111'\'\ ve:t? No h1 Afl'ng 1fl•t I dt tHU/ Th15 s teterntt"I wc1\ f hn· l•ihn•.un obit>t tHrn· 1 ti. "'' 'h•11 t1k:d ~Ith ttu.• Cuunt~ ftu\. \f.itPmrn' ..,,,, ... l 11bl• i.how ~dh Ill• 111HI C'letk of Or.itttit" f.1\110tv 1 lflllrl with th .. ( uuutv I! fwt1u•· th• ti.,,,.,,, ~uui ~~02/•7;2/011 • .,., fl~t~ ••I Ot.tllfP f '1111flV .<PP•dt.1n•" "''V '" '" ~~ 0 ,, 10 ?Z' 07 v ... r on " 'v f 111 Jlaoly r 1lol 0c I lO Nuv 2002•92 I 241 A!l"'""V 6 13 70 7001 W8<¥.l ll••lv p,1,,1 Oll li 1,1 I I! rr11J Atll A 1 "1111 fk91.~ Nov 6 11 l002 W811!> roll ... I ... 11 ...... 111 --t.ft-d1t0t., ttlt ,.,.,#',~ .. d ... S....... fidli.s ..... 1 yoo mu-.1 f, ... t " 1 HOt lh• followine ltt!t~nr.\ "-S..... "'''h lh• • t "'"I ·"• dotnl bU\tnM\ •• I tit f 1fneu Re'""" It ln\!ttute 1090 s~.o Blull Or Cost• ~· a CA 9~7 John M1n1on 1090 So fl luff Ot C nsl a M~" CA 92627 Thll bu~n", ,.. 1 on ducted by '" md1v1dval H•v• you sl1<ted <1rnn1 business yet' !'to lohn Ma nt<>n fh1s statement wn !tied with the County Clerk of Ouni• rounly on 10/25/02 200tHtlHI Daily Ptlot Oct 30, No; 6 13,20.2007 W897 r h.-follciwme Pf"' -..011' •t,. dtttt11 ~U,10f''• .... C:l\tlr Ro<~ f·~•n<on" 10 llt• Rub1nu H~wpm l Co•\l f.A '116!>1 ~p1drl\ l•b•• 10 v ... Rub1nn Nrwpnd Co•\I CA 911>'>1 Thi.. bu\m~\.\ " co11 du" ted b, .. u 1nd1\Hdu•I H"vr ynu \l.t<l•d dmnc bu.,111.-.,.\ yrt' N1~ S..p1ci..~ 1 •b•• Th" '' •l~ment ''"" lole<I with th~ County (;lerh nl Or1na~ l.u11nty on 10 4/02 2002Hlt3tl Daily Pilot (le-! 9. 16 23 JO ?00? W86 I ''~·". ' ; f •tlt"t ~r. fH hit• t1 U I f r 1h •It ( u<l• t-._ I n 91Ull It• t rru lvt 1111 •r; 1 I•'"'' .,..,11 H· I t •Jt•• l•t-lt>r .. t 11r Hid tit frUJ lhf' ht·.lfl'l~ If•'' 1 1+01 •O "'b' ..,~ Yllll I/IA> I lA"'INI thr fit.-~rt1t t.1 It,. 1 t_iuft If ~1i 1 '' ~ ~ i1.-r\on tn •• ,. ,... tn ll'tt t~latf> you m 'r ltlr· with lh~ \Ult'' t Rt-qilt>4>l flll \p.-1 ..,1 N •hl,. t to. m Of I '>4 1 nl lh~ ftltn~ Ill All '""'"''t irv 1nc1 .,pprd1-.al nl ,.,, atp J\.,.,.h 01 nf Any l1'"t1t1nn ur 11n.ount ,., V' ov1dl"'tt 11t PtObdl~ r.~d,. v•t hon 1 2~ A H,.'1tl"\t to1 Spl!Cl&I NnttCf" fmm 1~ a•lltlabfe hnm thfl, nwt rled1 Attor,..y for '•tltloftert It. ZHUlOH LAW, It. ZEIULON LAW & ASSOCIATlS, I 201 DOvt ST., STE. 370, Nl~T llACM. CA 97'60 Publl\lled Newport Buth Cost• Me" D•ily Pilot Oclober 23. 29. JO. /007 WT8ll 1wMOrd AncJ upon .1nv .Uhl r1uh "' tm hc.lflif1 tn ~\ay nnt lt-1\\ lli.ln th .. \dtd (J.Wltfn•1t ,,.,,., ht Jll wot"'"'' t>fl1µh.1yt•d b1 tht111 ltu thr Pro1t•• I Nn h1dd11r tn\t'I with dr .. w tiny bid f10 It prr111d nl I 1lRH 11111 I 1~1 < •l<""'IM 11.11• •llto lh• d~tt -.rt to• lh• ''''''"'"~ llf litd\ f'ur ~.u 'nl tu Publu. t.nntr .c I lod• \•< ltM ?HOO th• Aoir••ment ..,.111 lntifAin UhHt1\1nn· r,.rm1U1n~ th' '\t.H \f"\.\ lul btddt'< lo sub\lllult h:t ur 1t1e• for .1ny mon ,., w•llth•ld by th• IJ!SIRIC I to ~n\Ult ped0tm1nftt undt"t th.- A1rum•nl or Pf'1m111tn1 P•yment of relenlton\ .. med du•• ti~ •n lo ~'\UOW I 11< h btdd"' mu\! m••I £0A" •nd "flttt1rmenh ••l•hna 10 p01rlt1•p•l1on by rm nor 1ly bu'\IOt\\ ~nterpr t\t' wnmtn bu\onu' enlrrprtse<. and D1s•blPd Vele< •n Bust neu enl~•P<l'H 11 eny •sh bl1shttd b y lh• OISTRIC I or m•ke " 1uod faith etle>rt with rtsp•ct thereto. 1n atcnrdAnce wrlh l ht u1te11a eslabltshed pul\uenl lo Pu b lic Conh •cl Cnde ~ctonn ?OO()(b) ' •/ S.__ L 0.1 .... Ired~ ef Purdt..I ... .... w...._1..,114 414-5077 P ublished Hewpotl Bta<:h Cotta MeSll Oarly Ptlol Cklo~< 73. JO. 200? W878 ,... ..... ........ l he follow1nt persons ••• dotnt bll'-t!M's as A ) DC Dnelopme11t, Inc 8 > tnlenet l nlet pmn. Inc .. 211!> tt.bot Bl•d Co'lt• M41u. CA '¥1611 DC o. .. 1o9ment, In,, (NV), 2115 Hatllor B~• Cost. ...... CA 926'7 lnffN\ Cnt.,,is.1, '"' (0(), UH Harllor 8 ... CI . Cost. Maia CA 92627 nw. butlnnt Is COii duct4HI l>J, jOint Hnlu" Hllva rou 1ttflff ~~~MSI ~tf Ya, &Voc~~t.-. Ion G. l11llarr11. PtnidMtlC(O f1'h illt4t ...... t ... tilel ... .... c:..i.e, CWll of Or .... c-ty Oii 10/ll,/Oa ......... OMty ..... Os&. :n.• .......... -... ISCIW2 .ana Cl POITIOl lO d idBTlllOf: IAIY •IMOISMO ...... ..... WI ID.A215119 To all llelrs, beneh ttll• ,.,, c1ed1lon , con tmaent cted1to1 s. and perions who may olh· orw1se be interested In the wUI or n tale, Ot both. ol MARY JANE MARCHESANO aka MARY JANC BROCKMAN A PETITION FOR r'RO· BA I( hih been f1ltd by KURI BROCKMAN in the S11pe1101 Coutl of Cah- lor nra. County ol OR ANG£ THC PC TITIDN FOR PROB A If requnts that KUR I BROCKMAN h• appointed •• µe• '>Onal 1rp1 n r nl•ll•• lo ~d m1n1\ler lhe estate of the deudenl l Hl PE11110H ,.quests autl11111ly to adm1nl\ter the r•.t•I• under the lndepe11d•nl Adm1nt~ lnho>n ol (•lates Acl (lllos Autho«IY will allow th~ p~F\nn.tl 1ep1e\e11 tatov1· tu l•~e m.tny nlton\ wt!lluul obtain •ne <ourt approv-.1 lhlott taktnt certain vety tmporl.tnl "ct10n\ howevr< lhr p•tson•I 1 ~P'"'""l•lt•e will be rf"f1Ultf'd lo e1v~ notice In 1nle1ested pef\on~ unle" they have w•rved nnloc. 01 run~enled to the propond •<lion > 1 ht' 1ndPpendenl <td rmn"tr •lion •ulhoflt y will be KTante d unltss .,, 111tere.led peison lol•s an ob1~c loon lo lht p•l •lton •nll \how' &ood raU\t why lhr• tOU<I •hould not i• ant the •11lho11ty A Hf ARINt. on the pet11tor1 will be held on NOVI Mt!( R 11 2002 di I 30 pm on Oi!pl L73 loutl'd •I Joi I The City D11ve South Or•nae CA 97868 If YOU DB• CI lo the ~<.tnlrnR of the petohon. yuu 'noukl e119ear al the l\u ttn& and •l<tte your ub,e< loon\ or ftte w111ten nbtec lion• '"th the <OU•I before the ht A• '"l Your dPf'UIA<lU may be on p., s11n '" by your allotney II YOU ARF A CREDI ft)R u• un1!1naent '1ed1to1 nt th• de<us..d you mu\I lilt your cl••m w1tt1 th• 1 nu1 t .tnd mail • rnpy In th• PP< •on al ••llf~\tnl•lrvr .tppnonlPd by th,. court w1t111n lour month\ lrom lhe J•IP ol the ltf\I "'u•nce nl '""e" '" provufed tn l'rnbAIP Cod• VCltnn 9100 lhe llmP for lolong l 1•1111\ •VIII 11111 • <llllP belo•~ lour month\ lrom lhe he•1111a date nul11 ed dllf•Ytt YlllJ MAY I XAMINt the VOU Alf' • ptet \Ort In ltroted '" lht e"l•lr you m•y ltle with !he <our t • Reque• t lor c;...,, •~I Holt< r c 101 m Of I~ I •lf the ltl1n1 of an 1nv,.ntcuy dnd ,lippr dl\dl ol o l•le •"eh 01 ul Jny pt11hon ut At.c.ounl a\ pruvtdltd m f'rob1lr Code ;tclton 1r.io A Requn! 1111 Special Nott£ e lorm •~ eu1l1bl~ lrllm lht c.ou<t de1k ·--, ,_ '•tltl-r. P ... leri, lytff, w i.- _.,WI..._ & Wei· 4,.., u.P. L IUOtAltO ltAWLS, h~.. U03 M9't1 St., St.. I JOO, '"''-·CA 92'14 Publl\hed New port B~ath Coste Me!>a D•rly Pilot Octo0.1 7J. 29. JO. 2007 WT879 RttltlM ..... ... s...... I h~ lollo won1 persons ~" dul111 liuslrtess u. A ) ln•lttule for lh1to1 · 1cal Ro1ew 8 ) Noon- ltd~ Pre.-. C ) lndtt p~ndent Publt•h1n1 Croup, D I liberty toflbv. C ) l ht Se>otltllll. r ) I 1twty I tbrary G ) I tb•rty lt~I H ) lib- erty Tru•I Mint and Med•llt0n 1650 Boabcocll St•HI. Cosle Mu a CA 92627 L.,t0n for the Sutvrval of ''"'°'" (lX) 1650 Ba!Koc• StrHI Costa Me'&t,CA92621 Thts llu~tti. " con dueled by a corpor •t- H.on you \lart~ dolna buWleu yet? Yn 04/ 14/l~ l eplft fOf Ille Sur· wtnt Of Freedom Gr .. R1va11, S.Cy{T1eu. Tiils ltltHlttfll WIS r!IM with the Cou11t7 Ctwk of Orance C0tinty Oii l 0/75/02 net .. lt•H D•llJ Pilot Oct lO. How a, 13, 20. 2001 wa9.l s yow stuff ~ claum1dl YOUIH SOCCER Silva sparldes Oll1llil ... aa.d two.,... ............ ..- °"99 and Alai lllOlnBe edded ooe each Cor the Quk::kSOYer Wider-I 0 girls eocx:er ~Saturday in a 5-3 AY.SD Region ~ victory over the Brats at the Harper Community Centex. QuickSilver, which Is undefeated in eight games, aJso featwes the play of DeYon Brannick. O.m&e Delmeter, Gwen G.ylord. Lab Harper, Jeallca Henaley, Oleyenne I Jddlmte, Ruby Rohla and Ala:Wbldng. Jim Schwab is the coach Newport tops Los Al SP.AL BP.ACJi -Newport Haibor Hilb'• undefeated dub IWftDc team woo I.ta ab1h straight dual meet of the aeuon Monday with a 70-56 victory over Los Ala- mitos at Anderson Street. Joey Head. David Neira and Man Doheny were heat winners in the short board, and Alex Xoost and Erica Hosseini were runners-up in the same events in inter- mlttent 1-2-foouwf Knoll. • ten&or. doubled with • victory lo the 1oo3 board. and Jusdn ~ was a winner in the body boaid, Amy Lowry WU aeoond in the &iris short/long board in a nonsconng event. Newport is at bomt: on Monday when it hosts Ma- ter Dei at 6: 15 a .m. at the 56th Street site. 2640 llpl Notices 2640 l.epl Notices Thtt lollow1n1 pel\on> we dotnt bustnes• " Down On The farm 401 Newport Center Dr Newpotl Be.tch CA 92fi60 Kim Sl•llord 185bl! Pru nus SI. f ount .. n \/alley, CA 92708 Stephdnoe Martu1e1 161! Vtolel. Ot111•11e. CA 97869 This busone\S ts wn dueled by a &•ntr di partner shop Ha ve you st .. rted dum11 business yet 1 No Kim Stattord -----llOTKI Of PllUC WI lhe m1n1 •lo••tl• ••Lihty "• ut dm.-: tu tht: pu1v1~10n\ nl O•V•\•On 8 ut lht" Bu\lf•f'\\ and f'rult-•.\1un~ f.udP lhapt., 10 \~rllnn ll /O/ (di hertlif ilVH NOlll I CJI l'Uflt IC \All llllRA \£Lr SfORAC;[ will tun.tu< I J publ•e '"'' 1tl U11· l••ftt•llh ut lhl t011 ·•k• '"""'\) ncw1,..f1 bt-low with ltltt ront,..nt h~mv, -.nlf1 ftl !ht l11~•ltP'.I bidder tu• ldwlul m"n~y ol lht· Umlt:d \f..tlt-r1f Am1·11111 «• ,h) I ti,. ·.~1 .. '~ 11 .. 111~ held tfl ' 11t-.ly ,, IA111llo11.t s ltPO Hltl '#Ill h .. h~ld ill I /(11f} \.11op«•n I ·IM . fhls s tll!emenl w.1~ hied with the <.ounly Cle<k of Orang• County on 10175/02 20026921642 j() Huv Hu1tl"1~1"11 lledlll CA Wa<J8 92Ml "" N ... ~n1lwr b ?C~J/ ,ii I ' 11 m A111 Daily Pilot Oct 6. 13. 20. ;>()();> I tu11u t·f ,. N.w11 htonn1\ ffdftl.s '41si1tu A • I II • ll " 11 0 O ee-s....t t4U.C/1l)J 11'1 I Thr µulJ•!l 1· mvtlt"d tu The lol!owong P"'''"' .lf l• J It'"" "" '"" dte dutrl& bu\me-a~ tf\ I 1.m11 (JwnH rf""A:rVt:\ BCT Promo!tonal f'rod lh, ro~h( ru l>td uc" 16/81 Ro!Horl l.•11e I I< 1.1., .• ,., d~\l••p!tnn Hun!tngton 8u1 h l A .. 1 11 • pinprlly b"'"~ 9?ti41 wlQ alo11K w1ll1 II<' Ceoqi.e Fu1n"'1· .,.-.,,.,\ 16781 Rob~d Ldne ~t!t~•::~•; .~~ 1.~~~.:·~·.~J;..t7! l~untmglon Buch (A 1.,11.,,., 92647 ~PAI I Ml ll(t llPllN! lh~rtu Anne Mc Ginty l'H•ol'l 111 r Ill <.C,Hll" 16/81 Rob~rt I 1n~ llllN Huntington Hulh (A A l 'I •t~1ro 1·.111 92647 Dr .1~,. r.11 '""'" r v Thu. bu~tOe!;..1. 1!a L. 10 ducted by t>u~bdOd ind wife Mave you C"i.tdrt"d dnin•• busines> yef1 N11 Geot11e r Y dlt\ Th" sl•lem~nl w•• tiled w1lh the tounly Clt'rk ul Oranee Cuunly on 10/4107 20026919178 Oatly Pilot Oct 'l lb 23 30 200/ W8b/ bcut._ I' iltrt~·.. t.r1b .... '""' 8 n, ., t .. rn,·•, tnw,.n hu y1 ff' I V '\'''""".,.'' l1>~h1 t1 ~ tur t•\ ~nt .. , t H0frlfl11l l ~·nft'f I /}if lhOln ... \ W t"ff)t't l11rn,turr d11*", nt..tt In,, & lf•H 'P"n&. \ hr1"" fn1 • .-. dtt• 011lttnn' t 0'1h 11.lrnl M•ph~I lfllt k .he·ll "-tilt {IUb\, flllJ1~1 ,.,., .. 1h1lht•\, I lJI 1rd1 f dlf h••c1I ~Ith tr.tdt-r m.ttt1t'''\ ·.f'lt C( lt'c hit J .. 1111 .1\1· t /i.! f,,thflPI V1u Alf.l 1 he fotlowmg pef\IJM'\ "" .. '> h ,_, "n d c11 y .. r arr doing bu\onl!S\ •• 1>11 ,, 1~~ I v b•d ''' KtdL by Oe\lgn Ceteb,.ty flu•<' 111v• fou11dahon 1400 ~an f'utoll\h~o Nrwpu<I M12uel Or C01on<1 del 81· . ., I• Co~t~ Wlt\A Oatly Mar. CA 9262':> hl"t It. h•b~r "/ i lO Celeb11ly f ounddlton lur •rx1, WR7'i Children. (CA) 1400 \•n 1/11guel Ot Cr.rot1a 11~1 M.tr CA9267~ This bu'lt1n~ ... , ., t c 1n ducted by a t..urpur dhlJO Have you •Id< l•d do•ng bu .. me)~ Yf'f 1 Nft C•lebrtly I 11ut1o1~1t"n tor Cht!d••n Mt<hat! I arah PIP\tdenl Thi~ '\lttlPmeul l#A~ !tied with ti" CutJtllY Clerk ol 01 •nR• C"unty 011 10 4 07 20026919392 Daily Ptlnt n, 1 9 16 11 30 700? W!lf.4 fhr-tnllt>wu1,ii ,,.,...f''IO'\ df t dom~ t.u-..1111 '-' •\ S l I fr .. nH•111t.•l1on 74'10 Ntwp• I I Blvd •118 r.n\IA M""' (A 97t.' I 'Sfli'"' 1 (1111 ?4'>0 N~w11•11 I l:ll•d •I IR Lu\t• M••.i f.A 'Jl6l1 lht•. t.u~.1nt'\'\ 1\ c. ou du1 !t•d l • .tn ond•••du•I Ht111tf" y1111 t H,,.,, cto1n~ hw '""'.._' yrt' y,..,, Ma1 10 '001 Sf"'tfl•I '"'" lht\ \tAt• mr·nt Wd\ 1 ftl~•l wllll lht• (;11unly fl••k 111 U•1n2• (uuMy 011 to 7~ 07 2002692 I 241 flatlV Point Ch I )J 10 H11v b 1 l 200) W882 1 ti~ totlow111g per ,.011' are dlllnl hue.me\'\ A'\ Sprd••m•n f Shott 011•1 15"!01 C1•han1 Slo•tl Huntinglon Be~rh. f A 9l64'.I I FictffiM llusilln CIPan fun 81a11d Pl•t• "-S..... mPnl It C 9r111 1; IOI I Gi anJm Sto •d Hun I ht lnllnW•fllil per\On\ tmittnn 8f'aLh CA 97&4'1 •• • on1nr hu"nen as fhi•. bu\mt\~ 1, con LLr. £ndt-av1ui 24 duc l~d b• l•m•l.r! M11rn1n1 Duv• Irvine CA I 1•btl1t y l u 97to04 Have you •l••lr·d I •nda I tr 1;rau 14 d<ung bu"""~' yrt '> Vt\ Mmmn.z Om;·_. lrvtne CA o, l ?O 7007 9;>60.t Cltan r Ul1 Brand lht\ bu\! ... \\ " con Pia• rmenl ur du<ll't'.I by an 1ndmduel Mcchaet B11u• Mana2rr H.t•f' vuu i.ta1ted do.,a 111, >ldl~ment ,..~ bu•mts• ytP Ho ltlrd wtlh lht County I tnd• I rt Grau Cl••k of Otan&t Ce>unly This statement was on 10 n 07 ltlf'd with tit• Counly 200Ut2 124• Cler~ ol Dr •nee County 3 30 on 10 4/02 Daily P1kll Oct 2 . 2002•'1 tJaa Nov 6· IJ. 2002 W88l D.,ty Pilot Oct 9, 16, 23. 30. 200:1 W868 lh• lollowrna p.1sons •re do•nc bu"nes.s as :.wallow's Ctaanen & lu& )19?1 Camino ( apt~lt ano • 13 S•n lu•11 Lap1\l1 .tno. CA 9267'> Serit•o Ce>nH let 2142 Sonb• •• Tu>lln, CA 'l11R:> rh1._ bU5tn~~S IS C"'OO dueled by an 1ndrv1dual H~vt· you ''"'led do111e bus1ne>s ~el' No Ser 1110 ConldlN Thi\ •l.itement wu hied wtlh Iii< Cuunly Gl11rk of 0fdn&• County on I 0/?!>/07 20026921 ... Daily P1lol Ot I '10, Nov 6 13. 20 2002 W897 ~~ "-S....... f!tt lollowm1 oe1wns JI~ do1112 busoneu .ts A I Av,,le11t E "" .,,. 8 l Avaolenl Mo< li•&e C ) Av.11t..nt f:nmm•rttdl D l A•a1r..nt Pit"' tga&• lrvonr J'iOO e .. 11.,nc• Prl\wy '>u•I• 100 It vine CA ':llW Av.t•h nt MC>< te•&e Inc 1 U J 71&/J Stemmon\ r 1wt \Utlt 60() 0811H IX l'>lOI Tt11 bu\1n,..,_\-1~ ton dudeil by .. '"'110< at1on fl•vt you •tarted 1!111ng bu<tness Y"" No Ava1lent Mo.tg,.ge In< Je11v 1.,m,l1on2 VP 1 ht\ \tdtement wa' loled with th• County Clerk ol 01•112e Cuunly on IO 4/02 20026919380 Daily Pilot Od 9 If, l I :10, ;>007 Wl!bO Adltl..s a...ss "-*'-" Th .. to1tow1na a>et ~on' orto dn1na bu\in~s•, As Su VH!W S1gntnfl. Ser vou 406 J2nd Str~l.'t He w porl B•ach CA 9266J Se• View f tndllt..Jal Int. (CA> 406 J?n<I St,.et Ne w port llra<h CA 9it.6J Thi\ bU\U1f!\~ I\ t.urt dutlcd by .t rl>fl•fl•.1lt'1n Ii••• you ,1,,rted doma bu\m~~~ t"'t' Yt-• 6, IJ "IOOl St • V1~w f 1n.1nt 1.al In< Bo"'h• Dormdt~ Pte~• Jrnl Th" >lalcn1ent wa\ !tied with th~ County ( lf'rh nl Oonp,• rounty nn 10/4/07 2002HIU79 Darly Pilot Ott 9 16 l l J(! 7002 W863 fidlllm llsiless ee-s...... Th• followtnt per\.ons Me doma busme!.~ ~s 1 11~ l un a,.an Comp.tny, 167~1 Cnrl\t llH ltlln Ctr cle Wei.I Irvine CA 9?606 The luna11an Comp11ny (CAI 162':>1 Con,lruc lion Court We•t lrvon~ CA '17606 1 h" bU\Ulf:\' I~ f 00 dueled by a tOtOO• ahlln H••• you \tu led dolne bu.,n••\ y~t' N11 fhe lun•11<tn romp•nY Jotlll D Hnwhannl"tan Pre'lcknl I hi\ statement ••' hied wtlh th~ Lounly C'4'1k 111 l)un1e Courty un 10 1!>!01 2002 .. 20380 D.,ly Ptlf'I Ck I If ?l 30 Nr.v Ii 7007 WRI• STARTING ANEW ......... ee-s...... The lollow•n& ..-sons illre dotn& business H l.ap1lol Landsuptt 2780 Solana Way. l aaun1 Bu ch r A926!>1 Ma1k K Brock 7780 Soland W<ty. Laaun• Bead1 CA 92651 fh1~ bu>.1nns " uin ducl~d l>y an 1ndovl<lual 'iavr you 'tarted doin1 b ustne-\ yet' N<J M•<k K B•V<.k lhll 'htemPnl w•i. !tied w•lh the Cou11l1 Cler~ •I 1)1 angf Countt on 10125/07 200269216S. Daily Pilot Oct 30, Nov 6. 13.20.2002 W889 RdltlM ....... "-*'-' lh• lol1ow1n1 per~ons l'<e c:Jom1 bus.me~s ... lenntfl!r'S Photography 2390 Rtdlllrtd' D1 Newport BtHh f"A 92660 Jenmfe. I 1lttn l(•lllef ?390 Redlanrl\ 01 Hewpn1 t Be•th CA 97660 J hli. bu~Ot:\' r n ducted by Ail ••1{1•• •flu.ti H-.ve you \lall~d do1ne bu'S.1nro.:' 1~' N 1 Jenn1ff"f C 11'-',." ~P-tll~y Th" s!•lt(t·efll w.i• ltled with in.. i.uuntv Clerk ol OunRe ount1 on 10'22 O? 200269212S3 Daily P1lnl Ot I ? J JO Nov to 13 :.>007 W88l FlctltiM Imm llmeS...... I h,.. follnwmg Pf'"' '\On\ dr e do1n1t 1Jus1ne\\ a\ Artur ate l'lu n1n1t ~"' v•< r 771 / Harbor Rl•r1 •C ll Cu\!a M~u l.A 9/f,ll A11d11q K.iloc•n,~ •. 7217 H•1 hnr Al vd •C R I n•ta Mr\a CA 9"621 1 hf\ bUStf\f"\S I\ con du• l•d by •n 1ndMdu1! Have you starte\I dnine bu!.lnen yel7 Yt\ August 2002 Andr 1e1 Kaloct0sk1 Hus .statement .w~\ I.led with the County Cl~•~ ol 0. anat County on 1om.02 2002H2124S Oa1ty Pilot Od ?l lO . "lov 6 13 :?007 W88 I S......ef .. I 'eflkttl Fk9'1111mm"- Thtt follow1na ptr•.011 "" •b•ndo ... d th~ .. ,. of the f ochhou\ Bu" nMs Name Tole lunr 109 !'>4 Pebble Cl f ounta1n V•ll~y f.A 92708 fhe F tct1houot.. H1 1rir-.· n,.mt! reten ~d tr .-tinv .. was l1led in Ur '°~" County on 10 I 07 HI r NO 2002691891'J Jouph H•"k1n lfl't~4 Pebble Cl I •uc.t~,, Valley CA qz Ill" Geor1e Ht-'1\Hil,.., 109 !14 PrOl I• I r r ounf,,fn 'Vl It r I~ 97708 Thi, bus1n"'!!. ,., ducted by .1 , ••ff ~f P•rtnf'r .. h1(l j(t~rpfl H•w9l 1r Jn1,_ \l•lf'fT''" 11 w•~ f,l~d ••lh I~ '"'• (•tr"-•'I Or11rt,:f' ·~ 10 ?'J (I) 200U'21U7 [1"1ty Ptlol 01 t b 13 20 :'00/ l., ~0¥ "'891 ,... ..... ... s...... The lolfow1111 per>()(!~ an dOtfll bus.Mn n Orpn1u lh" 321 111 Lwksc>ut Ave Loton• 0.1 Mlf CA 9?f>l'.> VtVtan M Ce1ua C ou mu 321 in Laohcu1 Ave Corona del Mar CA 9262!> lh11o bu\lnes1 I\ con ducted by an tndtVtdual Havr you ,tarted do•ne businen y•P No ll1v1.tn M Cut•• Coumu fh1~ \l.tlrment w.t> l1led with th~ Counly C!Mk of Oranee County on 10/4/02 2002 .. ,,,., Daily 1'1101 0<1 9 16 lJ. j() W02 WIS~9 Rei'-..... ... s...... fh~ tollowmc p~f\on\ c11 t do•n-.: b'"·"~~" .a\ S & I ln••,lmtnl Comp• ny, 1711 South Hetb<•< Blvd Sanu An• C•h f.,,. ... 9?10.. Rr1n Sadt 1 f-i, Pfl'm brr•",. l •~unl' N~u,.i ( •l1lu1nta 'flf>ll Rr1" 11111 2 IJO lf•n G•n<d W•y •6 107 Co•!• Mt~• t:•hl1"n a 91to,'f. fh1'\ bU~t'lf"\•~ I\ (UO du<.l•d by .. aene1 .. r IJltlntt .htp Hav. ,ou \tarteJ do•n& Du'\1n~i' .,~t' N H"" S~drt Tht\ ''"'""'""' Wit\ lole<l with the Cou11ly Clecl\ ul O<•r>Kt Cuunh on 10110102 2002 .. 20121 Daily Pilo t Oti 73 lO rotov 6 I .I 700? W880 ~t.i.ss ... s...... lt1e follow•ni pet \Ull~ •re do1n1 h11'\1nt••., A-: y .(hf rlub rummun1 c•ltun' l'i/f.;> M .. Arlhut Blvd ~u1lf' I~ l1V1nt CA 97&12 Amit""'\ Com mum<. i1t1on' <CA1 1976? MA1Arthu1 Blvd Su.IP l'>O tr.on• fA9?611 Tht". bU'\tfH~V\ I\ t tJ1I dut!~d by • 1 c.rpU•alton Ii••• you'''"''' d dumr, bu...-•""''' yrt' 'f"t\ Ut tnbt• '> 7'"!07 Am,,.\ Cr"'"" 1'1r11 t nf1'\ In .. C11f Am•,.'\ Pr .... 1dfl'nt n... ~l•ltm•f'I' •• , loleo with lh1 Covnly lttrti I Ot .tr'IM• ~ ,,,H,1Y IJn 10 7'! 0 2002H2 I 2S 2 D•tly f'tlul I), t tP N"' b I J lOOl W884 ~ .... "-ts.....t I"" '11llow1na '''"'on-. ,,,. ,,1Ht1l btl\lflf"V~ ., W11• "1w1tlt f • P'f'i\ l6 f · 1 ·~ tdt Lt ~•wport II~• h l A 'llbbJ 0 ~ < llC 1CA1 It> ' ..., ~11-'rt_. t t New pot t flrMh I A i/661 f ..,,., bU\IJ'\f~'\ J\ ( nO Ju.I~~ by l 1mt!td l 14lHl1ty ( ' H.-n yuu \l4tf t~ct f1n1n1 bU\lnf'' v•I' Yt' q I? 07 0 & I. 11 l (UlllR AlP' 'llt"tlt'' llwt ,,., Tht~ ''•'"'""'"' WA\. ftltd #tit lhr Co rn!f Cler• nf Ot •nt• C•untv 011 10 I!> '07 2002H20Jtl D .. ly Ptlol 0t I lh ? I JO. No• 6 :?001 W87 l E\·eryday ls a great da,· ;p tn ClasS.fkdl Be 8 pan of It, plact your ad todayt (9'9) 6'2-5678 BUSINESS?~ • • • • • • • • • • • . Daily~Rilot ..... """' ......... Prem l"anonmlc loc:. I a..-. TtrYICI lGt 2U =-~~ ...,,., 1 -4. ""''· dothtnc. ~ item&, _._. 6 m-J Ul2 Dover Or. No Earl¥ Srdl.. C1l118t1 V r.-1511 ......... 11• fCMIMD J MO OLD IW Q 4 IKOIM nc IOTTWllDll/MASTiff Jim. Cllill*. Ek. !Pl & D PWf'Y, Vlnctty 19UI St a Mic, S.W. llAle.,. & l'lacentla Black/ Mih 949·~5-7505 brown 949·759·5086 ---lt1ve mnsace °' frH to OPfOlnmY lfOiiolllillllho•mellll. •••• FINANCWJ PROFESSIONAL SERVEES 3515 l•~Y Graoul pl•••, bladl with computer disc player. xlnt cond $4500 pp 949-64(). 7522 All real Htale adver 1Jsln1 In thb nawspa.,.r Is subject to the federal f alt Houslna Act of 1968 as amended which mallu It 111•&•1 to advertise •any prefer- ence. hmlht lon or discrimination based on race, colof', rtli&ion, sex, handicap, f1m1Ual status or national ori1ln, or en intention to make any such preference. limlta tlon or discrimination • Plnonal I.Dani 2490 cats -------3610 This newsp11per will not know1n1l1 accept any advertisement for rHI estate which is in violation of the law Our readers are hereby 1nfouned that all dwell mp adverloud 1n this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To '°mplaon ot dis crnmnalton, call HUO toll frH at 1-800-424-8590 BAD CREDIT? We can dei.te late payments, collections. tu liens. judcements, charce offs and benkruptcies. 65" discount Money· back 1uarantee Only $295.00 until 11/15/02 (Reaular $850 00) JRcred1t com 503 753 6334 (CAL •SCAN) EDMUND FINANCIAL 166-IOJ-9'57 Suitable bonded fllO&rMTI/ cerllfted loan a1ents/h1 risll lend1n&11ow interest rates/various loans/debt consot1dat1on/small business/personal/auto UT US HUI' YOU. AHTIQUES ·~· Wi1bs l<Jttans. cats. docs UWl or !dine, every Sat-Sun 12·4pm F astion Is Anmal Nelwutl Into 949-644-2279 -~tree :I) ~ Wd> ~ 4 docs Rma.-s 1--ied l'vr• ~ • .i. 6 -.U, Ger man Shepard puppy Free to 1ood home Call 714·894 1919 TICKET CBmR 1475 ~-s. --------US C VHSI MOHi DAMI VERY RARE TICKETS (2). SO Y~ LH $!SWEA ~llliO'J Aldlolll 1'83 Older Style Fumftunt PIANOS i CollKtlblet ·~·~ . "-.-....Olk•~ ... CMltftAIOI$ ................... WE llUY IESTATES . .....,...............,_ ~~ SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2'2'2k .. IL ..... AM.CAt2107 ~&l ....... CA•"4 SELL your stuff through classified! Antique Cotta1e Style Buffoi!t. ~ oval riror on lop, 2 dr-s 2 .... cabinets, some ~$91X>~l0 h tat., C.tlectlW.. & A11ll11•••· Furniture. Cl11na, alass & misc! 0ppt. 949-645·1809. APPUMCES DO GI Pr•flle frl1 2 door ice maker water dis· penser 4 yrs old 2lcf S475obo949 722-1032 COMPUTERS FOR HOME USE ......,. l'adot-4 ~ Brand new. barley used Bouthl 2001 warr llood unhl 2004 $700 obo {t4t} 71t-2t4J HOME FURNISHINGS ABSOLUTE OUTSTANO- INC New Start! Earn S2 3k w/p now' We"re swamped Local CANDLE route available No sellln&. Work 7 10 hrs/ wk. 1-800-813-7405, 24 hrs. (CAL •scl\N) Sl.00 STORES Complete turnkey trom S45.900. See our showcase store on California 1·800 829 2 9 1 5 DollarStoreServ1ces Com (CAL•SCAN) MSOUm GOl.D•WE 60 ...... _.l_.,.., ................. _ $t,"5 ll»-2M-6912 .... 1-4540 COSTA MESA lAST SIDE 129 Cabrollo SI. OFFICI Sl'ACI, 360 sf, $525/mo Marcie 949-642 5171 17 l'r ViewOffl<" 250 E. I 7tt. St, C.M. 600sf&i-,.. t 4t-t55-0l 15 Retail Stores Fumlture 3435 for Lease -------l'rlme ....._ h ., retail fl11e ~lty dlnln9 rm space on Marone Ave , ••I 72x35 dark brown & across from church, avail li&ht beoce incl 6 Byrl now. Don 949-675-4822 wood hi&hback Queen Ann chaors w/brown velvet seets. custom pads mcl, New cond On1m•I cost over SJSOO. sell $900 (949) 718·0517 RESIDENTW. INCOME PROPERTY 4600 D .. lo 4bl0, Desi\ 54 COST inch return & more' Call A MESA WTSIDl 949 646 0244 19 UNITS. EX LOC & COND APPROX $24<1< NI GROSS $3.6 M PRINC. Of«. Y **** Jf-lf-lf-lf-lf-Jf-lf-lf-lf-Jf-Jf-* DVffR/AGT 949-8117<ml * SHORESINTERIORS * ea11>oaPennu1a ! NEWFAU.AIUUVALS ! : SALE! : ! UNUMW."CASUM ! * FURNISHINCS * * ~'ltM't Hauan 'itwulj!. l..rt~ a~ * * 2640 Avon~' 't'\\l>On ll('Cl<'h * * Off f{l\rr<.lllt·. 1•.11 Ifie ( Cl.l'.l lfWy * * 949-642-2255 * **************** 1tAJ11rom1 ONTHIPOfNT HTTHHUnYt AGT. t4t-72J-l I 20 .....,_, T~ air 21:11 condo. cpet. "' pool, rool lap VII. oVoutlblr ~ 1475,IXX> let n4-900-6761 Ur 4.Sle IPPfOX 3269 sf, home on • corner lot Spectacular ocean views, wonderful bkyrd, Ir& 1ourmet kitchen $1 ,495,000 •rt. Debra Bereer 310~316 8464 x348 310-600·9168 (cell) Wmwtt.W your home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Echtlon Cal llsa Rivera 949 574-4252 orAnnWt•y 949 574-4249 Conni dtl Mar OPIN SAT-SUN 12-4 J07M•tpW Stunn1n1 3br. 2 Sb• . 1mmac home I bllt from ocn Hand sleeted v•n 1te & marble. anhque wmd, curved sta1<caie, 3 c ear Sl.995,000 Kathleen McNamee Bkr 949 887-555 A c--4ln9 c.,,.., Lec.,1-. Stroll to B11 Corona •nd Lookout Pomt c-t1111e Reelty 94'-759-0177 COSTAMISA OPEN SUN 12-4 SS27 Nevetlo An $45a,ooo Here 1s your 4br 2ba lam hme A motivated seller! Belly Abel Toreth RHlly 114-193-407 lr-4 H•w CrHt East side location 8Hutlful ly t1mshed $749,000 278.._..PI. 0,-Set & s-1-4 c ... t11 .. •ee1ty t4t-75t-Ol 71 MISA VDOI UEA 4 Plu"s-Pride of Owner shop Prone Only act Bill Grundy 949 675 6161 DanaPoiC LAGUNA NIGUEL Open tlr plan w/hv1n1 area Ip, custom oak slaKcase. 2 spec br·s • loft. vaulted cells S324.000 A&t Fred Albuquerque 94t-2U-1711 ""'htlhs OPBI SAT-U 1-S 17St ,,.,.. , .... Views, Oal,dtyll;t-.S NICI lfJIUCTDI Stts,000 HMlS-4000 Br~ers protected •Open Sot/S-1-4• 2s-c-e Rare Su Island 38r 38• end unot with 1 vtew look1n& out to S11nature Hole • 17 $875.000 or ruse •t $4500 etgl., l-•• L.ftfe. t49-S09-lt2J A Treplcal ,.., • .,, .. ;;>Br 2Ba, wood tlrs. fp. lrench doon. recessed h&htma. b1& scrun h, spacious h•t. $199,500/ obo Mary Wood, •at 949 584 5811 . 717 9816 As..-e.C..t.-tl-. lou\ed In Newport Hel&hh·Completion Wlnttt 2002. ConUIM Rutty 949-759-0177 llACMCOnMI HUY lfVISYMIWT MWumlM AeT t4t-7U-a 120 llAOI COlONY • 4MAlff 4+ DIN $6ff,HO Aef.t4t-72S-8120 ••• llatl.. Harbor hl&hl•ndt sinete story 38r, den, 281, $685,000 ·r Cathy 949-548-6852 ...,..Cllll A ..... flc.tt Pelle• Crest c u1tom home utate with canyon and ocean views. Coastline Realty 949-759·0177 RESORT/ VM:A110N PROPERTY FOR SALE • Conveniently localed walunc distance to the w-...... Sid Ufte .. s-v.-., ....... En1oy views ot the moonlalll from thfs 4br 4 5bath home Open ftoor plan Ideal fOf en· terlllnUI&. contact Steve Rteeabona 949-300-6366 MISCBJNIEOUS RENTALS Rental To Shift 6030 Nl/Westcllft area, lBr IBa av11I 1mmed, $650/mo.+'h utls, pool, lndry fee. 949-631-4349 RoornltorRett - •Custe."-'lwfl<Mr Lookln1 for 2 roomates to shan~ 68r 1Ba new home, Newport Hel1hts, Mo mo, prof'I male or fem Sl20()n lnclds utts. Krysta t4t-7'4-000I Nl/Oc-Vlew rooms. 0cHnfront/22nd pvt rm, unfurn, share be, utts pd, n/smka. lutch· enette, lndry. 1 block to Newport Pier $665/mo. Call Sam at 949-278- 7905 (between 9a·Sr? AES10ENTIAl RENTALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY AllsoYltjo Jlr 21• house on 1ated comm w/pool. pvt yard. spe, ipeakers on & out, new 11ran1te. marble lop of the hne kit. $2200m eat 949-856-9705 Balbol Island 18r, U,.t•ltt $1095mo Balcony. BBQ. laundry. clean. no pets. tease. Cell Bnan 310 466-7960 ............ h LSbl. wd, ... m pet awi1 from ---·--Polley----=-~ a.. wl llr •w, ue subject to Cbm,e without noeice. Thi By Mall/In Penon: 3l0 W. Bay Slieec J*btisber ,_,,..Ibo nahl to ceMOt, rec:waity. revile or reject any clusiflOd advertilcmenL PleuO report any elT'OI dUll may be fn yow cl.Wificd ad immediately. The Dally Piiot tceept.t no liability for any error in an advertite:mellt f« which il may be responsible except for the CCl't of tho •J*le ICt\WJy occupied by the em>f. Credit can only be allowed for the nm lnsenion. Co6la Mela, CA 92627 Al Newport Blvd. ! Bay SL Hoon: Telephone 8:30tim-5:00pn Monday-Priday Walk-ln 8:30lm-5!00pm Monday-Friday ----Deadlines-------. Monday ..................... Priday S:OOpm TucsdAy .................. Monday S:()Opm Wcdncsday ............. Tuesday S:OOpm Friday .............. Th.unday S:OOpm S111lrday ............... Friday J:OOpm Sunday .................. Friday S:OOpm Thunday ......... _ Wednesday S:OOpm , D YES, SEU. MY CAR Address Crty Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Independent to I z:,p I reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit I card # or mai I with a I check today! 1 Run for a week! If 1 L DAMX I Cndt Can1s D !.«: D ~ Exn. Date Pfease Check Perbnent Boxes Yecv---Mak: ~~~~~ a e °""'°"' a ,,__is-. a s..n Roof ~--o V-1 0 ,,____ 0~ ~ rlMI ----- 0 /lo4lfo r... a "-'W.-0 wi.. eo-. O•si-a,.._~ a~rap a 11s-a AAM'Ms..... a w...-o""~ O en..Conttot O flolloof- 0 L-nenor 0 C-O Cuolom T-0 F\A "--a W'YI Aoo4 a~ llecii w- SW tor 4 hnes. S 1 eacn add1Uonai line ---------- your car does not sell, we 'll run it for another week FREEi All for just $20 .. Daily A Pilot 11 ' t I ' l1 1 i ' 8 I • ~ ·~ INDEPENDENT Oct·l5 tint mil .... ~ mo nil 9&&51-31136 Nice 29r HM So ot !Uysode MM bf Idle. 2c Balbol Pllllftall t><l\e $21(l)n Ed, Van den Bossch. Bkr 949 650-0943 EAST SIDI upstao" unit, 2br Iba, 1ar. laundry 169 Walnut, SI 150/mo Mansel• 714 66? 3111 714 540 3'66 c_.,_ Part. Jlr, 11 •• hou'<• C11nl yard. super clean. S 1725/mo. avail now (t4t) 650-1557 n.t I 1 IM, 2~ /fi. 1r11 rentel on the B1lboa Peninsula Aat $1500 Sl800 949 29j 4630 Jlr 21e ....... - PIMtlUla si-.n to beach, fp, 2c pr. I 'fUI' lease, no pets. ~359 .t539 Y..tyP ....... P ..... upper 38r. Den. 2.SS., 11 mstr bt w/wd1. tn closet. ocun/bay views $2500rn =«!· 949-195--4038 CClrllnlllll .. o.-.1 fr-( ..... unobstructed ocean & channel view, 2br, 2ba, pool, jacuuJ, boat stic> avail t4t .... 7J-74H Jlr n. ........ den, hv rm w/fp, pattolc•den. recessed loeflhf11. Ce< llTllC ble, bef"ber. new wtn dows, w/d, sh•e 1•. SJOOOmo. 714-993-2561 ColllMea e llr'a fr-$175/-e 2lr's, SI 100/ .... 1n lovely eated comm near Tri-Square. fr11.111/ 1tora1e. Klem Mntrl 877 704-8649 • 9200 ltl 2 I , $1300/mo Total Remodel alt 1ar. sm yrd w/paho. w/d hkups 424 Hamilton St 949 646·8420. 500 3265 lASTStDI 2Br hu tried yard. 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