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Home My WebLink About2002-11-01 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot, I THE BELL CURVE . ' Attack on Taylor masks a failed fight R ichard 'lllylor got blindsided last week by two members of the Newport Beach City Council, whom he hopes to join on Nov. 5. It all had to do with a malling piece sent out by Tu:ytor about a month ago. I'm looking at it now. It's an oversized postcard with the headline fNo JWA Expansion.• It offers up Taylor as the "only council candidate experienced in fighting uncontrolled airport growth". And on the baeJcside, it adds that JOSEPH N. BELL Thytor "volunteered thousands of hours resUlting in the successful negotiation of the John Wayne Settlement Agreement" That's what set ofl'the shots at Tuytor by Newport Beach Council members Dennis O'Neil and Norma Glover. They went into considerable detail in pointing out that Thytor had no direct invotvement in the diseusaions leading to a settlement agreement -likely to be cbaDenpd -that offers aome....,.r.am concet11ons in return.for the e:lleDllon of the qisting caps at John Wayne ~ lllylor's reaction waa that his critics were •parsing" the lWrds on the mailec -a wondedul term I haven't encountered since my eighth-grade F.ngl.ish class. And. in my view, quite aocurate. The letter of these charges against him may have some validity, but certainly not the. spirit His devotion to the PJ Thro airport cause over the last eight years as a tireless director of the Airport Working Group cannot be challenged. The letter writers who responded to the Pilot after this story appeared made that point very clearly. I can't improve on what they said and would add only two passing thoughts; •The dmfng of this aitidsm is interesting. It audaced several weeks aft.er the flier was malled. but much doeer to the upcoming election; • In the cbaracter- assassination wodd of polidcal bit pieces, lllylor'a postcard WU pretty mild stuff ta be causing all this uproar. J S..BELL.PapM • Serving the Newport-Mesa community sin·ce 1907 ~ FRIDAY, NOVE'18ER 1, 2002 SEAN Hti£R/OAILY PILOl Sitting on the ~efines of a Halloween parade Thursday at Eastbluff EJementary are Sherwin Gersten, left, Todd Jarvis, center, and Derek Brown. Into the spirit Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot H umah Hagemann radiated royalty as she grac:efu\IY sashayed around the Eastbluff playground in her Renaissance maiden dress. Dressed In a long gown of deep purple and rich pink with long-Oowing sleeves that flowed in the wind. Hannah participated in a Halloween parade Thursday with other Eastbluff Elementary School students. Eastbluff Elementary students get decked out for a Halloween parade Thursday _.. The dlod's pamde let students ft.'\d In their 006llined glory and parents enjoy the kid-oriented holiday. "I lhought it looked pretty, and J haven't been a princess for a long time: I lannah said. After the parade, the decibel level in Maggie Kenney's das&oom resembled a heavy metal concert I ler 33 fourth-graders couldn't Wclit lo decorate their ghost-shaped sugar cookies with various decadent topping.§. Some of the students quickly wmpped. clismanded and tossed aside their cootumes so they wouldn't be encumbered while decoratmg their cookies. "They were really contained until they went out," Kenney said. "They're excited from the beginning of the day because of tJ1e parade." Samantha Gail did not waste any time with the intricacies of decorating her cookie. As other students at her table were grabbing for the raisins, M&Ms and other toppings. Gail, 9, was content to give her cookie a good slathering of frosting and dig in. "It's yummy,· Gail enthused. Kenney said Lhe creative abnosphere of Lhe day was important for the kids. "For the spirit, and for alJoWing kids to be kids," Kenney said. • DEJRORE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail Ill deirdre.newman@latimes.com. Monahan· gives Perkins a share ' I Costa Mesa councilman and top fund-raiser splits a $5,000 campaign contribution with another candidate. Lolita Harper OaityPilot wealth from his own political fund by giving a City Cmmdl challenger a $2.500 last-minute contribution, official campaign documents \bow. Bill Perkins half of the $5,000 campaign donadon be re- ceived from a local apartment association. saying it was only fair since Perkins did so much of the ground work to educate residents and property owners about a proposed rentaJ hous- ing program at the Planning q>mmission level that could result in additional fees. Bill possesses the same values and concerns that I do, the apartm~t association gave me $5,000, but it was Bill wbo has been leading the charge to in- form renters and property owners about the program.· Monahan said. "I thought it was only right to help him out" C:Ounty Apartment Asm., do- nated the large sum of cub to Monahan in pan because the incumbent passed a su.bmnd- ard bot.Wng strategy that would not result in any fees for property owners. CX>STA MFSA -'Ibp cam- paign fund-raiser and incum- bent CQundlman Quy Mona- han baa decided to share the Monahan gave candidate and Planning C:Omm.issloner "Besides the fact that I th.ink Rental Housing Independ- ent, an offshoot of -the Orange While Pmdns had nothing to do with Monahan's rental hm.Wng initiative, whk:h the See MOIWM, hp M NEWPORT BEACH City· contractor imprisoned for fraud A Kan-City man eipbeuJecl. $127,000 from Newport•ach. He is also ordered to ~y the money back. =-Plat--- (} ltl Andrea Mafcovicci explores the reiationship between Cole Porter and his wife in her new show Sunday at Barclay. JennHer K Mahal Daily Pilot S he'a .sot Cole Porter under her Uhl. For the put few mootha, Andrea~ 6aa immened heneif In the sopb.ladcatf)(,i so~ prepartng lot •So In Love,• a one-woman show of tu. love .JOnp that will debut Sunday at'lbe lrYtne Buday Theatre .. part of the Edectic Oranp Peadwl. .. ~ wne,a great flt. be and I," the SS-year-old albaret atar aaid on the phone from·. her LA. home. "We're a FYI great match." • WHA"I! •So In Low: The l ove Songs of Cole Porter- • WHERE: lnltne Barclay Theetre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine •WHEN: 5 p.m. Sunday • COST: $35 to $45 - •CAU: (949) 854-4646 MarooYlcd. called "1be Callaf of Cat>aret'" by the PbfladelphJa Inqubw, ta belt mown · for'ber programa featuring the worb of Kurt Weill, Ir$g Berlin-- and Noel Coward. She started her career in the daytime 'IV series "Love is a Many Splendored Thing." Her numerous credita include appearing in "The Front," a film wtlh \\OOdy Allen, and on Broadway opposite Howard Keel ln "1be Ambassador." Marcovicci, who said her joy is in research.Ing the stories behind songs. found the task of putting together a Porter show "daunting." She didn't find the key to her show until she decided to concentrate on the relationship between Porter and bis wife, Uoda. "I teD their real story," said Marcovicd, who will be accompanied by pianist Shelly Markham. "The real truth about the love affair between the two of them." Porter was gay, but his wife was not The wealthy Unda Porter was older than her husband. It was her sophistication. Marcovicci said. that ma.de Cole Porter into the man be became. j "It's fascinating the life be led because of her.· said the artist, who has recorded 10 CDs. "She really took him under her wing and SQphlsticated him. as it were." ; PHOTO ~TESY Of BM9ARA BORONCK Cabaret star Andrea Marcovicci will debut her COie Parter repertoire, "So In Love: The love Songs of Cole Portet • at the Irvine Barclay Theatre on Sunday. Leamin_g about their relationship gave her a di1ferent perspective on Porter's music. Marcovicci bad always found the songwriter to be too harsh and glittery, unllke the soft sweetness of contemporaries George and Ira ~. "I mought he was brittle and cynicaJ, and I was wrong." she said. "I thi.nk I had to grow up to deserve him." Although you might hear a few familiar son~. don't expect the night to be filled with Porter standards. Marcovicci combed through Porter archives to find so~ that have rarely been performed, like "Aren't We FOOis." Story has It that Porter wrote that song for Fanny Brice in 1927. She sang it once or twice on the shores of the Riviera and then put it away because it was too hard for her to perfonn it in front of Nick Amstein. the love of her life. . ManxMcd said the show is a work in progress. However, It's not as Ouid as when Porter wu alive and writing. In those days, new "°~be put In every night • .Btbel Merman lOYed leamlng-ln rehearsal, but the closer to the show, she'd get testy," Marcovicd said. "At some point she'd say; 'Call me Miss Birdseye, the show is froren."' . After its debut at the ~y. the Porter show will anchor Marcovicd's annWJ] holiday engagement in the Oak Room at the Algonquin Hotel in New Yoit. It's an event to bring your sweetheart to, the singer said. "Cole Porter is so sexy. The s0n8" just emanate and resonate passion and romance: BRIEFLY IN DATE BOOK gether for a funeral. Writer-direc- tor Del Shores will appear at the screen1ng, along with Jordan and producer Sharon Lane. The Udo Theater is at 34S9 Via Udo Drive, Newpor:t Beach. Tick· ets are $10 for the screening or $25 for the screen1ng and the VIP post party. lnfonnatioo: (949) 253• During the intermission of "My Youth Expo goes 'Once Fair Lady," Oaire Trevor's Acad- emy Award and Emmy will be pre· Upon a Vme' in theme sented to th~ school by Donald Tumatoes and fairy tales com- Bren, Trevor's stepson and chair· bine for the theme of the 2003 man of The Irvine Company. The • Youth Expo "Once Upon a Vine - two awards will be permanendy Salute to Tomatoes and Magical displayed in the theater. Gardens." The theme was ap- Film fest to sereen 'Sordid Lives' as benefit The Newport Beach Film Pesti· val will hold a special screening of "Sordid Uves" at 11 a.m. Nov. 10 at the Udo Theater as a benefit for Laguna Shand. Members of the cast and crew wW appear for the event, part of the festival's year- round Spotlight Series. •Sordid Uvea" stars Leslie Jor· clan, Delta Burke, Olivia Newton- John. Bonnie BedeUa and Beau Bddies h1 a story abc!ut an eccen- lric 1ms family that cornea to· 2880. . 'My Fair Lady' to be highlight of Arts Week UC Irvine's sixth annual Art· sWeek will start Nov. 9 and end Nov. 16 with a black·tle gala and a student performance of the Broadway musical "My Fair Lady." The event celebrates the Oaire Trevor School or the Arts. Sch.olarships, exhJbitions and proved at the Oct. 24 meeting of art will be funded ~ the money the Orange County Fair's board or raised from the benefit In addJ-directors. tion to the musical, ArtsWeek wU1 The Youth Bxpo, a nonprofit feature a faculty art exhibit, a educational fair that celebrates symphony orchestra performance cblldren from kindergarten to and an evenlrtg of movies starring high school, will be held May 2 to Trevor -"Key Largo" and "Stage· 4, 2003. Students enter projects coach.· su ch • as crafts, creative writing, The "My Fair Lady" benefit will fine arts, murals and photographs be held S p.m. Nov. 16, Tickets a".re Ao compet.ltion. M-.ny use the $250 and $500. Information: (949) theme as a basls for their work. 824-2787. Information: (714) 708-1553. . -.'.' CHEC~ IT OUT How reading .~ ' and writing change.d . teens . . ft'mlc'lhe ''A :.rota \bunl Gld" maybe routine reading for local students, but for l;;<l tee_m in I.Dog Beach: it beCame part ~ a life-altering experience. · Once expected to drop out long before the end of their . senior year: the teens were in F.iin Gruwell's freshman llnglish classes when Gruwell a.rriwd at tough, radalJy diverse \\OOdrow Wtlson High for her first teaching assignment ln 1996. Most o( the students were from broken or abusive homes. Most knew gangs. violence, ~and family dysfunction from first-band experience. After intercepting a racial caricature passed between students. Gruwell toaed aside her curriculum. The teacher, who will speak Wednesday at the Newport Beach c.entra1 Library, built a new one based oo peace and tolerance. With two books penned by teenagers who were caught in the cross-fire of radal prejudice. she launched a syllabus that would go far beyond getting her srudents through high scllool. After reading lhe memoir or the young girl who gave a name and a face to Nazi horrors. Gruwells students studied "jllata's Diary, A Odld'a ure In s.r.jno .• Uke Anoe Frank's account of Holocaust madn~ Zlata Filipovlc's story or a childhood -lost to wartime hardships held powerful lessons for at-risk teens who could relate to hatred and disaimination. As they drew parallels . between the books' characters and their own lives. Gruwell's students recorded their thougnts in diaries. They called them.selves the Freedom Writers, after the original Freedom Riders who uaveled through the South in the 1960s to fight racism. To broaden their understanding or tolerance, they went on 6eld trips. They raised funds to bring Zlata Filipovic and Micp Gies, the Dutch woman who sheltered the Frank family, to their school They made a "Tuast for Olafige." agreeing to ~ give t.bemseMls a c:haoce to .......-,n=::rr'C'-=:"..--. start over. 1beir diaries were honored with die Spirit o( Allee Frank Award. eupported by Doubleday boob. Doubleday suh8equendy published "The lftedom Wrtcen Dlluy. Haw • Tewher met 150,... Uled Wrttlng to a-. ThermrJyes and the \hid Around Them" with Erin Gruwell. In 1999, four years after entering Gruwell~ classroom. all 150 or the Freedom Wtiters were enrolled in coUege. Funds from the sale of their book. funneled through The Tulerance Education Foundation. wbidl Gruwell founded ln l997. ~ with tuition. Now a teacher in residence at Cal State I.Dog Beach. where ~ is developing a cuiriculum based on the path of the Preedom Wrtten, Gruwell will be the subject of a feature film now in production. She will d.iscusa her experiences at a special program at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the • Newport Beach Central Library. 1000 Avocado Ave.. Newport Beach. Parents, teachers and teens are invited to hear the in.spiring story of bow one educator became a catalyst for change. . Student winners of the •Peace 1btougb Understanding" art and essay contest will be announced at the program, which wtD mut the debut of a new 1blerance Collecdon.' funded by the Newport Beach Pubtic·Ubnuy Foundation. • CHECK rr OUT is wribn by the staff of the Newpof1 ~ Beach Publlc UbrefY. Thl9 week's column Is by MeliMI Adame. All titles may be l'9leMtd from home or of'lloe computers by ec:ceqiog the c:acMog It WWW.~(lbnHy.Offl. ---- SURF AND SUN · ---1 -WEATHER· FORECAST 10 to 16 knota ... atWnoon, whh 2.foot W9\IW Md. not1huu89tlWellofll08t.t. Not mud\ wll c:t.,.. .. evening,~ JQgwle dewlap...., SURF ..._,, .... . ........ ..., ..... . • ,.. ............. j ............ "' .. ... --. ... Hlac __ ............. , ... ..... 1"' ............. .. ............... .. ,.. .. ,.. . . BEST BUYS . Get ready for llanukkah D on't miss the 27th annual Sllterbood IWwiMrelia..rat 1\!mple Bat Yahm in Newport Beach on Sunday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The award-winning gift Illa and shopping exttavaganza fw new exciting vendors and a full line of Hanukkah Judaica. The adecdon ~ candles. cards, deJ:Orations, dreklels, games, gift wrap. menorahs, tapes and videos. ~ors will also sell the &nest in ceremonial Judaica. ,. c:oDector pteces, art, mstume jewelry, gourmet (ood,, Lvaeli imports, mezamhs, peraonalir.ed gifts. sculpture, lteding and gold jewelry and more. The gift shop is open from 9 am. to 1 p.m. Sunday; noon to 2 p.m. Monday, Thursday and Friday; and 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. 'Jemple Bat Yabm is at l O ll ~Newport Beach. Call {949) 644-1999. IOUT1QUE SALE Mmton u.t'wk:b and Mmedltb )onl!ll, b:lbWn for their antiques and unique d6cor, are having a one-day-only boutique sale today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Items featured Include antiques. collectibles, jewelry, decorative accessories, topiaries, stocking stuffers, purses and gift wrap. The store ls at 320 Broadway. Costa Mesa. WINTER PftFIE'I' 1Wo sister stores -8CBG and Pwalel at Fashion Island -will preview their winter lines on Saturday from 9 am. to noon. Continental breakfast will be served. If customers spend $200 in one store, they'll receive $50 off oo their purchase. BCBG is designer Max Azria's affordable ready-to-wear line. as well as shoes and accessories. 1llis store is one of the few BCBG stores that also carries his runway collection: BCBG Max Ania. C.all BCBG at (949) 644-4798. Parallel is Max Azria's fun. tn=ndy line. HllTu TheM.u line of casual wear Is also there. c.an Parallel at (949) 759-8613. CLASSY SECONDS 0-.y GREER WYLDER Secondlis a charity resale "boutique benefiting Hmnan Options -a nonprofit orpnivltloo be1J>in8 battered women, their children and our community break the cycle of domestic violence. Oassy Seconds sells current designer fashions at affordable prices for men, women and children. It recently received a donation from a supportive upscale boutique ofhigb-end casual and special occasion holiday pieces. Qistomers shop here for career and casual wear. Designers featured include Ellen 1hlcy. Emanuel, Tudashi, Votre Norn. Action Wear and Joseph RibkofI Donations of new and gently used clothing. collectibles, furniture, jewelry and accessories are accepted ~.Sero~ is.open frof(l . 10 am. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday. The store is at 419 E. 17th St. c.osta Mesa. Call (949) 631-4696. ROSES IN EVERY COLOR Cdrona del Mar Florbt, known for its beautlfully deslgned arrangements, also stocks the most roses in "town -40 to 50 dozen in all colors. Owner Beverly Monigal has a large gift room for those who want to send Dowers and gifts. Gifts are priced under $50, including ceramic birthday cakes, flameless wax candles handmade in Laguna, bubbling bath salts, The Good Home Co. Laundry fragrance Une. simple Martha Stewart-lookiog.'wreaths and funky turkeys: HJgb-eod baby gifts include fabulous photo albums made of J'OOW decorated with orgama dresses and Tuucb of Love baby massage sfluggle . wear. The store also fl.as a huge selection of ~-quality ribbon. · Corona del Mar Florist is open from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday. The store Is at 3337 East Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. c.an (949) 673-8270. GOING ORGANIC The Health Blnporlwn is one of the best organic markets. It's also an organJc gJ'il.I, caf~. bakery, juice bar, deli and catering house. Since the 1940s, this location bas housed a mark.et Owner Seth Siegal radically improved the building in 1996, giving it an upscale retro-look.. All produce is certified organic. Fresh 6.sh and meats are USO\ approved, stimulant free, hormone free, antibiotic free and nitrate free. There's a big selection of vitamins, herbs, sports nutrition, homeopathy and natural cosmetics. The grills two chefs come from the OJHnary Institute in New Yolk. and there's a 1rue master French ham:~ 1ove the delis delicious map1e pecan cookies, turt.ey and chkUo meatloa.t gourmet salads. chocolate 6dai:rs and double chocolate cake. The grill serves breakfast, lunch and dinner~ days a week. The Health Emporium Is at 3347 East Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. Call (949) 673-2244. • BEST BUYS appears M ondays and Fridays. Send information to Greer Wylder at greerwylder@yahoo.com; 330 W. Bay St .• Cos1a Mesa, CA 92627; or by fax at (949) 646-4170. Cl-n, Comfortable, Uncrowded i.ore "9rson11I Attention to Our•mbers • Semi-Private for Men & Women • Lots of EquipmenVFree Weights • Pilates Studio & Mat Classes • SPINNING Theater-Licensed • 16 Full lime Personal Trainers • Child Care Sam-noon M -F • ~mple & Convenient PE!OOng • Yoga, Tai Chi, Stretch classes • Step, Power Pump, Cardio • Showers, Steam & Towels • Skin Care • Shape-Up Physical Therapy Center • Permanent Make-Up . . Feel as though Jour shoes never really fit? I If so then perhaps yo have been fitted with the wrong type of shoes and onhotics. We specialize in hard to 6t feet. C.all now to make an appointment for a FREE consultation and • a FReE computer scan of your foot. ~ ~ Friday,~ 1, 2002 Al ·-.Charities~ harm to ·r .. . city a ·forum topic City Council candidates debate whethe r Costa Mesa's aid organizations are magnets for illegal immigrants and nonresidents. a whole fs reaching out to the La· tino population. . C.arvtidates also re6p0nded to a question relating to their plans for Cost.a Mesa's~ D••P• Bharath OailyBilot 'We need to work with Foley ll8id the biggest problem is that "the. city failed to ~ in the community. We its own property and failed to ad· (X)STA MF.SA -Whether the charities that serve the corrunu-· nity are actua1Jy "magnetsH for il- legal 1.mrnigJants and people liv- ing beyond the city's limits WitS one of 8e\WaJ hot topics Qty Council candidates debated at a forum Wednesday nighL need to reestablish the dress the concerns ofiis citi7.ens." • "Qtizens there are pined Fish Fry and encourage against one another~ they are mo re afte r-schoo I blaming each other fodfiar prob- Allan Mansoor, who during the campaign bas repeatedly stressed programs.' Bffl Peril.Ins, Costa Mesa planning commissioner that charities act as magnets for ·most problems re.lacing to char· nonresidents. suggested that the ities are mostly "manage,..ment is- city no longer financially support sues." the organizations. "1be true magnets are absentee "l believe charities should be slumlords who don't reinvest in priVatety funded/ he said "They the community." said Katrina Fo- b.ave more accoWltability that · ley, who chairs the Planning Com- way... mis.5ion. Mansoor added that the city ln response to a question about has been misd.irect1ng its funds to the growing Latino population in charitable operations instead of the city, Planning Commissioner attending to more immediate Bill Pedcins said "Costa Mesa needs, such as deaning up neigh-shouldn't be recognized as borhoods, fixing streets and stJiv-Ea.st.side or Westside, it showd be ing for better law enforcement He one Costa Mesa for all" said programs such as the Job "Being bilingual is good," he Center in Lion's Park have at-said. "Putting Spanish on 1V is tracted "people out of jailH to city good. We should encourage chil: neighborhoods and have contrib-dren to learn a second language: uted to the loitering problem. Councilman Gary Monahan Mayor Unda Dixon pointed out said the City Council "must treat that she does noi look at the Job everybody with dignity." Center as a charity but as a city-"I haw the same concerns for run program everybody," he said. "I want all "The Qty Council can make · our lives to be benef." certain and have meetings with Dixon said she would like to see directors [of the charities) and en-more involvement from the l.a- courage them to be respectful in ti.no community. She noted there the community," she said was a Latino-focused forum last Other candidates agreed that week and said the community.as lems. H she sald Foley sald she would like to see a large community center and grocery sa.oce on 19th Stteel. which she i'efened to as the "gate· way 10 the Westside.H Mansoor returned to his focus on charities. saying they are the biggest problem on the Westside and attract the wrong kind of peo- ple to the neigltborhood. ~ go on around those charities. H he sald lbere are pot- holes on the streets and the medi- ans are not landscaped. H Perkins said the key is to Hre- develop the Westside. H "We need to work with the community,· he said "We need to reestablish the Fish FJY and en- courage more after-school pro- grams." Dixon said slle would like to "see the Westside move forward.· "We need to haw more mixed- use housing ar)d protect our downtown, H she said - Monahan said it is imponant that the community realize that the Qty amncil is working ·for and with" residents, not against them. "The staff should work with the commwtity." he sald -And as a city, we need to keep our unique personality and charactel:." f,OR THE RECORD A story on lbunday incocrecdy .reponed the owner ·of an lnopenble pump-out llatkMl In Newport HarbOr ("Harbor (ocus turns to pump~statlons") due to misinformation from Newport Beach. The BabJa C.Odnthian Yacht Oub does not own a pump stalion and thus bas not ~ any cltatioo for pump-station maintl!oaN:e. THE MEANING OF NUMBER O NE. TI-£ 8ENTU Y AZUIU: WHEN O NLY 111E FINEST MOTO R.CA RS IN THE WORLD WILL DO BENTLEY AVAILABLE fOR.TfST ~IVE OR DELIVERY a • M fndly, ~ l, 2002 . ·' .. P.UBllC SAFETY BEJ I . Conllud from Al ~Johll w.,yne 11·a&rpo11 defnendl Jncrelle. One ol the mcMt effec1iw weapcHll uaed by SoUth County in tOrpedoU1g ID \?J 'lblo airport w..-. They frt8bUpMld tbe COSDIEIA • Anlolt .,..,..,d: All euto theft WU reponed In the 800 blo<*'et 10:32 e.m. ~. • ... Ill.et: A fof'Q8fY WU repoNd In 1he 3300 bk>dr et 1:16 p.m. Wedneeday. • Harbor end N9wport bourl~ A trd'.c collllfdn lnvoMng lnjurtes wa reported et 9:15 a.m. Wedneeday. • Kllybrooll9 ~Peay theft , wa reported In tne 3100 bfoc:k at 2~62 p.m. Wednesday. • Mynn o.tw.: An assauh wn NPOltld In the 2100 bloc* .. ~.ap.m.~ "" ........... . . oommerol9I ~~· NpOftild In the 2IOO bled et 12:18p.m.~. ......... ,,.._, ............ a.r.t: A tr8fllc ecdd9'1t lnvdlvtng lnjurtee WM repolt9d at 12:08 p.m. ~IMdey • ......... CINle:Annoyfng phone calls WIW'9 repofled In 1he 1900 bk>dr et 9:25 a.m. Wedneeday • NEWPORT BEACH •• w.tCOMlt ............ Ne\IPOft~ A_trafftc BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS So lllt'I Ill It.., .. My dtir.em there IDtO vodnl en lntenlt in lbk ...._ii much . maue for Meesure W with brmdlr tbld polldcll ~ • nlv>nv lta.., • ..i_ and cla1IQ& I mnelder tbe tbrMtened in--1 ~ expe....., of John Wlyoe Wt bid a much mme Airport lbe moa lmpomDl illl.ae legttimale Ceer factOf -and still facing tbe Newport Beach Qty do -in the effect ol the CoundL and I think lt la.from expanalon of John Wayne on · that penpl!CtM that 'Dlylor'a' oeigbborlng communldel. The caocfidKY ibould be~ county bas some aftemadve A1IDOlt from the beginning or expansion plab.s that would the ftnal battle for the awvtvaI of stand your hair on end. a commercial alrpo.rt at HJ Turo, Hopefully they will nevet the Qty CoundJ hll worked at become an·J.sAe. But if they aoea-pwpoeee wttti the other should. we need the kind of orpntwioos figbdng to bring it bare-knuckle opposidon lhat about. Wb8e the mayoc or ln1oe allowed Irvine to prevail. wu out on the huadnp selling The Airport Wotking Group hia Great Park brand of snake oil, will oontinue its determined NeWpor1 delegated the job of effort& So will the New countering dlis meuage to a mix Millennium Group. which made of blJed hands operating under a such a valiant try whb limit~ smotberlog blanket of legal reso~ to get an alternanve to CODStricUona. Measure Won the ballot But we • J08 ••• l&J. i.·~ t'99ldent of S.m. Anl tWghta. Hl9 column typatly eppeer'I Thul'9deys. JOHNSON, Edna And newr once during this especially ,need more muscle period did J bear a council and creativity in our public . member alticir.e the badroom officials. Q:mti.nuing to play it Wednesday frre causes $20,000 in damage JoM1on. Edr19 98. of Boca Raton died on~ October 30, 2002 She Is eurvlved by her loving eon, Rk:twd Jol'.....,.i; grandson, Herbert Johnson and Granddaughter, Kalhenne Allen. The family will '9Cleve friends from 10-12 on Saturday, Novermber 2, 2002 at Kraeer Boca Raton Funeral Home .. The aervtce will begin at 12 noon, allO at the Ftailflll Homt. In Ueu of ftowera, donations may be made to Lou Gehftg Dlaeaae; 9887 4th Stret 1201; St. Petersburg. FL 33702. Anwlg8fnlfltl ......... by: A fire that broke out in the living room of an East.side home Wednesday evening caused about $20,000 in dam· •ages and led to the arrest of o ne of its residents for an out- standing warrant, officials 'Said. The ·fire started because somebody used gasoline to light a fire in the fireplace, Costa Mesa Fire Training Offi- cer Kirk Dominic said. The fire qwcltly spread throughout the Jiving room or the single-story home, forcing the three occupants -two women and a man - to Oee out the back door, he said. Firefighters initially be- Oroa.e from~ fabric styles and 114 ~ cambin.Jl>ons Unipe~ <dt fabric valleS Sl.ispended ~t.'t'n sheer fabric~ Fi/Im h¥s/l sun/¢/ 10 1/ltxnina1e )QJf roan· with ii sdt glow v.ities tilt for vi.lllilbk /if/I cortrol f0< a limited time, recfive the three-- Inch vane sin~ fOf the same pnce as the standard two-inch vane size on ~ .mdow shMJinp. "Wf Us TocJ.yl Plorncxion Is valid b a ~lime only. exdusillely at Alden's ~~'Mndow Fashions Gallery.· Sett die cfference with your AUl~window .,_....,.... lieved there were people trapped inside the house. ft toolt 24 ficefigbters lesa than 10 minutes to put out ~ fire. operations of our congressman, close to the vest when the Ouis Cox. who was plotting with further expansion or John Wayne the Navy to tum over Pl Turo to is on the table is not going to •private" loterests while the rest send us home ahead or the of us thought we were tlgbting game. for a vitally needed airport. That's the real issue in the Costa Mesa Police Lt. Dale Birney said Albert R. Silva, 53, was arrested on an outstaod· ing traffic warrant. Indeed. In the latter stages or Tuylor brouhaha. Exactly now -Deepa Bharath FRAUD the Measure W ~paign. the. City Council seemed more interested in crafting a nf!W agreement for cap. at John Wayne than in providing ah airport at Ill Tor:o that would make such an agreement much less.cridcal This was made clear in the Continued from Al Pilot story that carried the tracting and funding of the aiticism of Taylor. O'Neill was equipment." Shulman said "The ,quoted as saying that Newport total amount of the contract was Counpl members weren't out in about $370,000. What he embez-the county doing missionary zled was the first installment or work for El Toro because the that amount" members considered en.swing He was to help the city buy a-restrictions at John Wayne more street sweeper, a tractor trailer important 1bis seems to me and a sewer vactor, Shulman rather like stres&ng funeral said. ammgements while the patient "The city had been doing is still very much alive and business with this man for a ff!W fighting like fury to survive. years," he said •out this was the "The city abdicated," Taylor first time they encountered a told me. "Sometimes you have problem of this kind" to 6gb~ and the city never The case was handled by the wanted to." FBI, Shulman said This whole matter needs Jarman was found guilty or thorough investigation, and · one count of mall fraud and sen-) there is plenty of fault to go tenced to four mooths in p~ arowid At the top or the list is without parole, plw three years the failure or the City Cound1 to of supervised release that will in-offer even a wisp or leadership. elude four months of home de-Then there is the fuzzy use by · tention. the Airport Womng Group of a City Manager Homer Bludau oonaaltant who was also a client said the city discovered the prob-ol ooundl oM!IDben who didn't lem rwo yean ago when a ma.nu-abare the groups priorities. Then facturer called the city and said the apllnterlng o.f Pl Thro he had not received payment for advocacy groupa where a united a purchase. approach would ha~ been The city confronted Jarman. much more effective. The lack of Bludau said. -"paSSion amongnie.people "He said he would pay resdtu· representing the citizens most tion. but that didn't happen." he affected. The creativity gap that said "So we decided to press made Agran look ~a genius. charges." AD these and more. Bludau said the city "pursued This isn't just flogging a dead the case with great vigor." horse, because meeting our -We did not want this person increasing airport needs is still to take advantage or anybody an open issue, 8nd we should be else," he. said -We went to great concerned about the people lengths to make sure be was who will be fighting this brought to justice." continuing battle on our behalf. • DEEM BHARATlt covers pubfic aafety end court.. She mey be rNdled et (949) 574-4226 or by e-mallat deepa.bha,.th§latimacom. MONAHAN Contitued from Al I don't feel much joy over an agreement that regards a material inaease in flights and passell8er capacity as a victory, especially in view of the inevitable growing pl"eUUre to nlng Commission Chairwoman] JCatrlna (FoleyJ that she was go- ing to run. It became more au- dal to ll)ppOrt a lib-minded Oty Council approved, he vo· caodidalte." Monahap said. caDy campaigned against a dif-Monahan is not the only coun- ferent substandard housing pro· cil member to donate to a candl· giam being forged by the date. Coundlwoman Ubby Co- Plannlng Commission and there-wan gave $100 to Foley and fore earned the unoflldal en-Mayor Unda Dbon, who is up dorsement from Rental Housing for reelection. Coundlman Ou1s Independent -as well as aome Steel pve candidate Allan Man- or their money, Monahan said aoor $249. Perkins said the mooey came Rental _Housing Independent at a crucial time. The status.quo baa alao been actiYe In the Colt.a in 1~ slmply Ian\ good Meaa City CoWldl race, cam- enougb for most residents and pei(p>ing aplnlt Foley, who they Pertins sa1d he provides a ra-cantmd bu worbd to push a tiooal opcioo for chanle. without ,__bued rental hoUling pro- loeing the yeen of expettile that = tblOugb tbe Planning Com- Monaban brings to the daJa. milsk>n without the Input of ·v you want to lhak.e tblnp up ipU11Dent owoen. a bit, cat a vote for me after you 1be PW:uUng Commlllion Qlt one ror Gary." Peddoa said. never flnalhed any housing pro- l'eddna needs mbney to ll!t bJI pml and voted Monday to pblt· "*'''I" out, aod·wlth only four pone the t.ue for another llx days be(ore eJecdor1 day every bk QIODthl. A fee-hued prapam belpl. Ptlldl» .&cl be wtl we lbe Ml one ol the Ide.I on lhe .-- IDOlllJ Oii ..-.. durtna naonthl o1.....-plan· Momban.-kl he.wfll continue nlag, 6ut _,news formdy pn>· to help JWtlm win .... eecond polld. wt ~ lbe councl .., w.y be )4anelwn ...t Plddlll •etsed am. Tbe ...................... ,,,.JOO. .... ..... dudedaleas~ MWJ---• ..... •ln-:...hll.:r:.=-6md-..... ~::.r.~ ... Calla .... ,_.. ..... • .......... -.... ?. .... ,, ·-·--lcJdiftlbllllld ............ • • ...,... 'p .... . lute..,........... ..... ~-...., ... ... thieb s ........ -.: I J 'vkJlrMlilllllHMld• ............. '11'~ .w111sr•••-c1 ........ _ ....... --.... .., ...... ~hr "•d1'11C•... ....... ..,., ---==~-----( - Kraeer Funeral Home and ~~lghway Boca Raton. Fl 33432 (561) 395-1800 CAILLIER, Andre Paul Was born on September 26, 1923 In Red Lake Falls, Mlnneeota. He passed away peacefully on October 29, 2002 at the age of 79 at Hoag Hospital. He lived with his dedicated famlty In Newport Beactl. CA for the past 25 years. He married Ann Eskell in 1947 and had two sons. Am died In an automobile accident in 1964; he later man1ed Evelyn In 1968, to who he has been a devoted huaban<f for the past 34 yean. ... He and his brother AkYys founded AAA Ready Mixed Concme, Inc .. in 1949 In Gardena, CA. The company has become the11rgest family owned ooncrete company in California with 23 locationa statewide. He retired in 1999 and passed control of his beloved 'company to his sons. He was very passlonatJ: the concrete Industry and had been a leader for 53 years. He was an avid flshemlan hunter, and spent much of his time fishing in Mammoth, CA where he had a cabin and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico where he kept a condominium. His paslon for life was apparent to all who knew and loved him. He WU the lovlng husband to ewtyn, the loVlng ,.._ tQ 1001 Kurt and Randy Caillier, the loving stepfather to Demit Cook. and the loving grandfather to Shannon, Aprtl, Elisa. Stacy. AndrM, Nicole, Ind Stephanie. He Is also suMved by t!sWI Audtflt/ L.emieux. Dore Sullivan, Madonna Spurlock, Rita Ouellet, and bf'Other Everall Caillier. Friends and family ant invited to attend the Rosary on Monday, November 4th at 7:00 p.m. at Our Lady Queen of~ In Newport Beach, CA; funeral HNices at the same tocatton on n-ctay, November 5th at 10:00 a.m. with grave lite aervlcel tO Immediately foHow at Holy Cross Cemetery in COiver Ctty, CA. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to The Muscular Dystrophy Association, P.O. Box 7~ PhoenOt, AZ. 85082.e342. Andy, Dad, Grandpa, thank you for being such an lnltrumental Rf111 of your; lives. YOW' phyalcal presence will always be mllud, but yo41 loving spirit will forever remain In our "-ts. PAUL LEE HUMMEL MARCH 12, ·1923 .. OCTOBER 30, 2002 .. , • Fridly,~ 1, ~ New r€sidents '. abSence a topic itself f of f ortiril Ne~on council candlqates talk about the. future of the cltj' s newest residents and how ·they can best be brought into the 'family.' June CaH1rande Deity Piiot of about 35 ~many DOD· NewDOk COMt Nlklentl "who had "acd>mplDled candldltel to NEWPORT COAST -OW-the ewnt. 1be dilc:ullion. too. lengea the next Oty C.OuncU wW wu f:::=;1 with comments face in brtnglng I~ newest 1911-that . . a DOt·yet·famWal dentl into the family were ltaddy feeling between Cout relldenta vWble at a candkiate fonun at and theti new city. Newport Cout Eleriientary "A lot of people thlnlc you're School on Wedneeday. · elitist I don't feel that way, but A diaappolnting nlUllber or othen do," 4th ~candidate oetghbon showed up. The crowd Ron Wlnlhtp told Cout raJr BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Bristol Street freeway offramp closes today The Bristol Street mt off the northbound San Diego Freeway will be cloeed today until Nov. • 15. Officials recommend MacAr- thur Boulevard as a detour for the northbound San Diego Free- way and southbound <:osta Mesa Freeway motorilta. 'Ibe MW Bdltol mt opening Nov. is.wm lptit into a new Av· enue of the Ana offramp u well as a Brlstol exit Motorisel will mt off the Sm Diego Pteeway before it meets the c.o.ta Mesa ~ gieady reducing con- gestion. The Bdltol exit will reopen before · the heaYlelt holiday shopping eeuoo arqund 1hanbgMng and will benefit South C.out Plua buaineeees as well u the Orange County Per- Lunch •·Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shlpprd Way • ~Belch • Ptease cal b hours, dlrdons & l1SIMlions • ~ (949)723-0621 ii *Designer Clothing * Cocktail Leather & Furs * Slick Corpor~te Wear *Fall Fashion 949 .650. 7333 333 E. 17th Street • 1-' • eo,ta Maa c..lifornia (BelaW d.e DIOP--...) •@UJRJMtMJ ·CONSIGN • DESIGN Q"""'1 '""'°"""' cl Acc.aorla F• Y.-r BOllN. End fible-............................. ~ ................... $4P 1Arse Oak. Ml~ ........................................ $75" t .. ' ~ .~· • Coffee 18.ble .................................................. $75" • I • • I Antique Two Tier Bookibell---$125" Wblte ~ Batret ................................. S175" l..llsJ'-907 Swll'll Rocllm-•••••••..••.•...•••••.••.• SUS" W111t1 VaaltJ'...... . ........ i ......... ~ ............... S225" dent& ':You're part or the faml)y 1be only queldon tbat folWD or· now. You're.not the lpectal chfld. pntrien.choee to uk all the can- You're oertalnty not the red-didmet wu: ·What &MUr1J1Ce1 hMded ., ICepChOd... could they give the residents of Pim Dlfaict CJII)dtdete Mir· Newpon Cout dW If ei.cted iarme = emphMrJed the city\ they would uphold each of the ft!IPC1' y for~ bet-team pf the city'• pre-anneudoo ter del with Its newelt relldentl. qreement wlth Newport Cout1 "The dty needl to be ptdng AD the candJdatea vowed to out here, to your homeownen' protect the letter uid aptrlt of the &llOdation meetinp, Into your document. Zlppi and her lit Dis- communltlel." 1Jppi aUd. "'Jb,ar'I trlct opponent Madelene Arake- the way .Mre going to pt to lian took it a step further. know you." _ _ ~Oae of the major iaiUes In this The two·ho\lr forum included campaign ii a cria1a or confl· e:xtenaM question-and~ dence In the Oty C.Oundl." Zlppi time for panelista and resident& 'said. "If you feel that you need forming ArtB Qmter. • The dolure la ~ of the San Die1PJ and Costa Me.a fieewaya lmpwmnent project developed by the Orange County 'Danspor- tation Authority (OCTAJ, the California Department of lnn&- portation (c.altranl) and the d.ty of C.OSta Mesa. ton Boulevaid onramp. Con- struction will continue until 2004. A transportation hotline has been set up with current statu4, dOIUn!S and opening schedules. For information. eall (800) 724-' 0353. " aaurancea that la legal contracf~ • "Peol>&e wbd'le bwllneNel can wlll ht upheld, then you're al-proftt 6om the atY C.O~ can re.dy exper1encing tome of the dard to MDd out maJlen.. We problema the rest o( the city la caitt. 'we go door to door to pl bavtng." . . out our oewUetten ... .I would ArakeJJan impk.ed a cijlplte lib to ~-tbat you-talk to-. . , t>etween Newp'On c.oat •· your boaim ol director1 about denta and the city over who W8)'I to pt our ~ into should maintain ~pea to retter-your C9IJUllWlltY." · · ate her belief that the city la al-· Some re;Cienu 8*e<f Beek : I. '. ready falling to meet lta obllp-about bla.p\ilft 1-year to put tio"'·to Newport c.oaat restdenta.. Newport Cbut lli)QeUdon on Third Dlatrict canctidate Allan the ballot Beek anlWered that he • Beek.brought up a longtime con· waa never opposed to annexa- cem Qr his: the fact that Newport don, but that he belleved'th.at all c.out'a;pted communities can tPe voters should have t;lad a '\ hµldei.ghwroots' politic.king. chance to wel.gh In. baa filed to sell as much as $3 be decided later, but none can billion in bonds. enend beyond a 30-year time IMH Assets 'Corp. 'submitted limit. .according to the filing. the filing to the Securities and which was posted on the SEC Exch~ge Co~stlon on Web site. · • ~ _, The entire project. begun in October 1999, will include car- pool lanes that connect directly rrom the San.Diego to the.co.ta Mesa Freeway, a new Avenue of the Arts offramp and a new An- Thursday. Once approved, (?lpac is a mort_gage fi· IMH Afsets can begin selling nance company that buys the bonds on the open m ar-what are mown aa noncon· ket. . .. forming loans -mortgages Mortgage company to The securities. which are that require 'less doClUJ')enta· sell $3 billion in bondS . known.as collaterallz.ed asset· don of income to be ap- backed. bonds, ~e sold using proved. IMH closed Thursday tnortgages the compiviy buys : at $J0,88 ln American Stock • A subsidiary of Impac Mort- gage Holdings Inc., a Newport Beach mortgage -..':°~· as collateral. . . Exchange trading, off 11 cents FU .. l .BAR C.O(ICTAILS • . -·-:- MEXICAN RESTAURANT ... ~ . NO. PASSPORT IS NEEDlD _ OUR MEALS ARE A TRl'PTO MEXICO -296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·o4S·7626 Th.e terms of the bonds will from Wednesday's close. ' . r ~ •, ~ .... .. M~ Blake is the·.on~ · \;thank for bike trails ·· Who was responsible for our extensive biJce trails in Newport ~ch and Orange County'? The answer is MhdCBlake, certainfynot Don Webb. Apparently be is claiming all the credit we were seri~ rklers,ln th0$e days ... Dick. Higby, Henry Madel. the Cottons. we all rode every week.end 20 to SO miles, and that was when t,be biJce trails were started. 1972 -tha(s a long time to remember, back when Mary Blake rallied the Girl Scouts to get behind her idea ~ her plan of h.ow to get bike trails built in . Newport Beach so that children could ride their bikes safety to school and lbe beach. "Bicycles to the beacbH was Mary's slogan The goal obviously expanded. . Mary's vision and tenacity won over !;he bike trails committee members at that time. Convincing the City Council that bike' trails were needed in our community was another mader. Mary showed up.at the Oty Council meeting, haVing gotten the issue concerning bike trails on the agenda. with Girl Scouts of all ages in lllliform. Approval~ given. and the plaque commemorating the first bike trail is on the northwest comer of Jamboree and Eastbluff Drive. It · had to start somewhere. . The effort to construct the bike trails m die city of · Newport Beach represented a combined effort of bard=womng committee.members. interested residents. busines.5 owne? and city staf[ Only through the cooperation of all these parties had the bike trailuystem as we know it been made possible. This was about the time that Mary Blake and I were introduced. we became good friends, and along with her lifelong friend. Dick. Higby. I watched with interest as progress was made on the bike trails throughout the county. . I understand that a lot of credit goes to Webb for bis engineering slcills amt his hard wort on the bike trails conunlttee, but let us also not forget all the · others: Betsy Carpenter; Allen BeeJci Steve ScholkotT and Carolyn Hencl.rickson, to name only a few who served.. . Yes, We have Mary Blake to thank for her efforts and the success of our wonderful bike trails. BIU CRAWFORD Balboa Island .. The problem with ~ pursuing El Toro Tuesdily, the Dailv Pilot ran a series of letters to the editor ' critical of the City Council lh general and Norma Glover and me specifically. The autbon of the letters make a very perceptive obse:va'Uon that some of us · longti.me supporter's of a commercial airport at El Toro may need to ft\rther ponder. 'Phe letter writers come to the · c.onclusion that if there is an Bl Toro airport. the nee·d to extend the flight UJ\lltations at John Wayne Airport woul~ not be as urgent. Now that is down right brilliant. Unfortunately, the voters in . Orange Ct>unty, the Orange County Board of SUperyisors, the Superior Cot.irt of tile State of California and tlle United States Dep~ent of rh«: Navy failed to · take this into onsideration When they d,ecide ere would be no . airport al E Turo. DENNIS O'NEIL Ne orrBeach City Council ~lp needed to pass Measure A on Tuesday On June 6, 2000, the voters in the Costa Me~ and Newport Beath wisely approved Measure A. ourlocal $110-million school bond designed to repair our aging facilities. The amoupt of the bond was based on a facilities master plan, which detailed over $147 · million of repairs. The state of . California, at that time, was committed to paying for' the price differential between needed repairs and our local financing. State school repair funds have now fallen short. and the only way our school district can get that promised money is by passage of Proposition 47 on the November ballot. Elther we pass P~opositlon 47 and get the money 94THANNUAL NEWPORT HARBOR CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE ' . j /'\ . . -MAILBAG ·.· . . ' '· ' ' to repair our schoola, or about one-third of die p~ on.the facillti's muter plan WW b«fcut, . n ls rare that a state bond measure can hit so cl084) to Jlome. The gym at TeWinkJe Middle· School, for example. will be cut without Proposition 47 funding. · The Corona del Mar zone · (Corona del Mar High. Andersen, Eastbluff, Harbor View, Uncoln, and Newport Coast schools) principals and PTA/PFO presidents, along with the Harbor Council PTA, urge you to vote yes or:i Proposition 47. It is the only way our·schools can be rebuilt the way that Measure A was presented. Let's hold the state accountable. Please go to the polls and vote this Tuesday. • JIU.MONEY Corona del Mar woe PTA chair .. Tenn limits do not always apply The Daily Pilot recently endors'ed Gary Monahan for another term, and he is actively campaigning for re-election. • Whal the Pilot dldn't mention, and Monahan never mention'!>, is that the new term that he wants to have would be his third term, "omething that a Costa Mesa term limit ordinance denies everyone else. Monahan parti~ulai:}y doesn't want anyone to know that although he supports t'erm limits, and voted for the term limits ordinance, he Jnade sure that it wouldn't apply 1to him when be voted for iL Does Costa Mesa really need another politician who believes that the law shouldn't apply 10 him, only to others? Do we really need another politician who thin.ks that he is indispensable. Do we really need another , politician wbo hides his recordf · I don't happen to be~eve that term limits make any sense. We can always limit the term of any elected official \1)' ;ot votlrtg him ~ views, a voice thal with • or her back into office. .\Dd when . tchallenger Tom] Egan would a pdllticfan Is such a lt)lpocrlte a& c~ase to exist." For that.vety to pretend to support tef'm limits J¢'ason, l stron~ support To~ wbJJe quietly ma.king sure that Egan as an inte~g~ot altem.anvt they don't apply to hlm, we : to Leece (whose ChJldreo'd~ 1101 shouJd apply the old-fashioned attend Newport-Mesa public . kind of term limits. Besidd, now schools except during political we know that Monahan was the cru!ll~Igps). . . beneficiary of a pbOQY telephone I'd rather see another vote for poll intended to bun another excelleb'?6 in education than one candidate and even reported the that serves as ~ thorn in .the side cost of it as a campaign of those trying to d~ with oontrlbution. . pressing problems wtthin the ·When a so-called citjzen · school system, those urgent politician turns into the other problems that need ~rious, . · kind, it's time to get rid of him. relevant people working to solve There just doesn't seem to be arly them. CHARL.OTIE al rvalLIDER reason left to think that Gary ~ .. Monahan bas anythlng more to Eastside offer to Costa Mes~IM TOLEDANO Tune, perhaps, to put Costa Mesa limits On tenn liinits •Jim Toledano is a former head of the Democratic Party of Orange Counfy. Foley is right choice right now, n~t later It Is a puzzle 10 me that you say of Katrina Foley that she has focused on Costa Mesa's future. You also wrote: •Foley brings a committed, intelligent and innovative,Jlerspective to City Hall, and residents are fortunate that she is in a position to make changes and direct the course of the city.· And then you tell us to wait for two ye.ars for her to serve on the City Council. Why would you ask us to wait for what we need now? Why not Mayor Unda Dixon and Foley? If Costa Mesa is to change for the better, these are certainly the leaders we need. Furthermore, I am puzzled that you ·disagree often with Wendy Leece and her views," yet suggest we vote for her and cite as her qualifications the courage of her convictions and that she is a voice for "ultra-conservative lnterestlngly, the Daily Pilot hac, primarily endorsed incumb~nts for the various local offices. This includes some elected officials seekfug third and founb terms. ; ·ln the e~ly 1990s, term Umits were touted as the answer to government problems from the local to t)le state to the national level. In 1994, the city of Costa Mesa enacted a limit on the number of City Council terms a person could serve. It was determin!d by the city's attorneys that the law would only apply to council terms that commenced after the law was enacted. Thus, only City Council terms commencing in 1996 or later counted toward the maximum two terms permitted. Since that Lime, only two have sought election to a third term on the Costa Mesa City Council. Both. were big supporters of term limits in 1994. One of them was Gary Monahan. SANORA GENIS Costa Mesa • Sandra Genis 1s a former Costa Mesa mayor. A Special Edition of the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce Adoerlitu? ;n, the Daily Pilot Official Parade Program. tra<lltion i1 J,y advertising in the Official Newport UC Irvine Women's Volleyball UC Irvine vs. UC Riverside, Friday, Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. UC Irvine vs. ~ Cal State Fullerton, Saturday, Nov. g -J•t 7 p.m .. • 1 1 • Friday,~ l , 2002 A7 '. . . " . -·Rohi~bacher:· assailed .ori)O:inrigrati6ti s·tallCes . . . Congressman faces challengef5 Sc;bipske, .. Gann and La sh in deb ate-'at OCC. 'Paul <;Hnton QaifYPilot dra"Yfl con~nal seal tha~ in-forum's livelier moQ}ents. eludes ~ta Mesa. • .The remark came ln n!SpOnse Oemobatic cPalleoger Gerrie to the Congressman·s earlier ~ SchipsJce. one of three candidates sert4on that he wants to stop •a hop lng,to .umeat. the 14-year Oood . of illegal immigration" CODgreSmlan, attacked Rohra· ai:ross the country's borders. bacher for saying he wou)d not "We have limited reso~" support healthcare, edueadqn Rohra,bachet • said:" ·n10sl? ~ and othf\r benefi~_ror inuni-sources $houJd be spent on peo- ' grants Who arrive In the Unltea pie who are here legally." OCC CAMPUS-Rep. Dana States without visu. • • J..ibertariruJ Keith Gann and ·Rohrabacher refuted charges that "I know tomorrow is Hallow-Green Party ~ite·ln .Tom Lash be bolds and-immJgranr vit;WS een and you.want to sc~ every-join ed Schips.lce· and J ohra- d»dng a Wedoesday e-:enmg ·.body about · illegal aliehs,~ bach er at the Wedne1day. eve- candidate forum for the newly Schlpslce said during one of th~ ning event. which wf's held In ' . . . AROUND TOWN . consecutive year. is a papular and° hip Halloween party for yo1.{ng MONDAY The Orange County Sierra Sinples Club will host a newcomer meeting at 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center. The meeting will include displays, exhibits, demonstrations aod refreshments. The center is at 1845 Park Ave. Free. For more / information, calt {714) 963-6345. •Send AROUND TOWN items to the Delly Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to . (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 674-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event, as well as• contact phone number. A complete listing is available at www.dsilypilot.com. \ l OOAY Onlng9 Coest College will host a daytong conference on adult re-entry education from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m . in the Student Center and Captain's Tabltf The conference is meant fOr community college anel unlverlity re--entry educators and · students and wiffflave workshop seminars on relating topics. The campbs is at 2701 Fairview·RoAd. Registration is $40, $15 for students and $35 for CARE members. (714) 432 5162.· SATURDAY The UC lfYtN Arboretum will hold Its annual Fall Orchid Hmival from:10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m . Sunday. The arboretum (.s just south of the comer of Campus l:>rive and Jamboree Road on the UCI North Campus. The cost is $2 per person, free for children younger than 12 and members of the Friends of the UCI Arboretum. For more information, call (949) 824-5833. The Ma9qUerede Ball for the Arts will be held from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m . et the Orange County Museum of Art in Newpart Beach. The event, Which is In its fifth .. professionals throug~out Orange- eounty and benefrts the m useum. The museum i~ at 8SO San · Clemente Drive. $55 presale for groups of 10 or more, $65 advanced purchase, $80 at the door. (949) 759"-1122, ext. 560. Thaifoon, Taste of Asia at Fashion Island will host a late-night OOdctail opening The Alzheimer's Assn. of reception ftQm 9 to 11 p.m . 'The Orange County l.\'ill hold a event will benefit The · suppartgroup meeting for Sophisticate.s. a suppart gr-0up of • caregivers from 7 to 8:30 p.m.11t , the Assessment and Trtlatment Our Lady Queen of Angels in Services Center of Orange Newport Beach. The church i~ at County, and will include live , 2046 Mar Vista Drive. Free. For entertainment. The restauraot Is r,eservations, contact Jim Casey. at 857 Newport Center Drive, ·at (949) 640-1750. · · Newpart Beach. $10 at the door. · (949) 644-0133. SUNDAY ' program exploring the ' games Native Americ:An·children of the Back Bay might have played will be held from 10:30 a.m. to noon at The Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center. The program is best suited for · children ages 5 and older. Space . is limited. The center is at 23<>1 University Drive. Newport Beach. $3 per person. To register, call (714) 973-6829. An Introduction to Zen Workshop "'.ill be held from 3 to 6 p.m . at the Zen Center in Costa Mesa. The workshop will have demonstrations on the basics of seated meditation, various options for pastures (coshion or chairs), tediniques for working with breathing and observation of thought The center is at 120 E. 18th St. $50. (949) 722-7818. Ma~no's Little ttfly . restaurant in Costa Mesa will debut its ·Rat Pack M ondaysH event from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. ~ eveht will be held the first , M onday of every month thenaher. The event wil~include live music by jazz singer Chris Williams and his five-piece band, dancin"g, complimentary tray-passed hors d'oeuvres, a late-night menu and drink specials. The restaurant is at 3333 Bristol Road. For more information, call (714) 546-9550 or visit www.msggisnos.com. TUESDAY UC Irvine wlll hold Its 18th annual Rainbow Festival and Conference today through Nov. 7.. The conference will celebrate cultural and ethnic diversity and will consist of panel discussion, workshops and presentations by author and poet Jimmy Santiago Baca, social historian and author Silverberg Surgical & Medical Group Presents "Look Years Younger" Come Join Us For A Free EducaMon Seminar Saturday 10:0 0 AM -12:00 PM November 2, 200 2 Orange County Mu seum of Art 850 San Clemente Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660 Refre6h & re6tore your youthful complextion with a beam of light/ ~le a "''"'"*-111e MW proctulum to mMW the youthful •pptJAr»nce of the elcln u,,lng I~ Pu/~ Llghi (11"1.). It le an tlffect111e truiment for~. 11rok"n Wood~,, and ,,,a~ proalJ(ilng an ~ ovrm.11 ~hed apperrt,..nce. IPL le• non-/f'Ml.tYa t:IWlimcmi itiai frM'n5efJ ekln MfM6" without dlMJpt/Oft of' th4' jk#n'• •urfactl. with no "dowr1 filme ... the sclence 0 ball at 6range'Coast College. hurlng the two-hour debate, which began at 7 p.m., the candi· ~.hashed ouf their opinions on everything from military ac- tion against Iraq to sancdonlng PY marriages. 'Robrabacher repeated his hawkish · view supp0¢ng Presi· dent Bush's bid to re{l1ovc Iraqi President Saddam Hussein wid1 military force. "We have a monster who mur· dei-s his own poople in Iraq,· Mike Davis and international studies scholar Vijay Prashad. For more information and 8'compfete schedule of events, call the Cross-Cultural Center at (949) 824-7215 or visit ww\.v.ccc.uci.edu. Flower Warehouse wfff host a series of lunch classes on how to make a perfect '}rrangement of beautiful flowers with holiday accents every Tuesday from noon to 1 p.m . today through Nov. 19. Flower Warehouse is at 1308 Logan Ave. Suite 8, Costa Mesa. $15. (7l4l 546~5566. WEDNESDAY Fairview Developmental Center will host its 11th annual Ho Ho Ho-lfday Boutique from 8 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. in the Fairview auditorium. More than 40 artisans will be selling homemade crafts, jewelry, florals and special t\O'iday decor and gift items: Air proceeds from 1he event will go toward special programs at Fairvjew, including Specjal Olympics and Very Spec.1al Arts, and toward holiday parties. The center is at 2501 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Free admission (714) 957-5188. •look Good ... Feel Better• classes will be held from 10 a.m . to noon at Hoag Hospital in Newpart Beach. The classes are spansored by"the Ameriqm Cancer Society, the National Cosmetology Assn. and the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Assn. They are geared toward teaching cancer patients makeup, wig and turban tips, and trained cosm etologists will personally worit with each patient The hospital is at 1 Hoag Drive. Classes are free but registration is required". To register or for more Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. ·of Cars I l1d11i11 W•• OtyC.-ef ........ 1st lslrfil 9 ·'1 :" 7r '1 •J....1 ~ • I . • ' ' 1 ) ' (~ rnatlon.· ~ Rohrabacher said "He has a blood grudge agajAst u&. . l&h called Bush's efforts to sanction military action• &gainst H~itl ·orwellian mind games· and criticized the ongoing air: sfri)les agains1 the country since the end of the Persian Gulf War. Giilui.. ~ his party's moSl well-lcoown view, said be supported the legalization of drugs; which Rohrabacher op- poses.• I Gann also said he hopes the country. could avoid military ac- tion ~I Hussein. ' ·rm hopeful we~ contain Saddam Husse~wiQiou( a groimd•war;" G~id. "Burl don'I nave the classified Wor- information, call (949) 261-9446 or (800) ACS-2345. Mother's Marbt a·Kitdwwl will· hos:t·a workshop on aromalherapy from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cafe. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 631-4741. THURSDAY • The Newport Harbor Republican Women will hos1 an election w rap-op with Assemblyman John Campbell at i1 :JO a.m. at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club in Corona del M ar. Tue club is at 1601 B~yside Drive, Corona <Jel·Mar. For reservations, send $25 check made ot,rt to N.H.A.W. to Dblores Otting, 17 Hillsborough, Newport Beach, Ca 92660. (949) 759-3086. • The Alzheimer'$ Assn. of Orange will hold a support group meeting, for caregivers from 1 to 3 P·I\'· at Hoag Health Center in Costa Mesa. The center is at 1190 Baker St. Free. For reservations, contact Maria Alcantra at (714) 593-9630. Mother's M arket 8t Kitchen wiH host a cooking class and book signing with author Rebecca Wood from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cate in Costa Mesa. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St $10 per person. (949) 631-4741. UC Irvine School of Social Sciences' Center for the Study of Democracy, Global Peace and Conflict Studies and the International Studies Program will host a lecture by U.S. Representative Ed Royce beginning at 7 p,m. The lecture, which will be held in the McDonnell Douglas Auditorium, Engineering Gateway at tpe UC "What's the only dift'erence be- tween a RepubUcan.and a Uber· tariaDf' Lash atk.ed· playfully .. •A Libertarian is just a Republican who smokes pol· Mostly· students attend~ the event •in the !Pcience Qall's 37S- seat Jecture hall. About half of the se~ts welJ!mpty. Irvine campus, will focus on · Congress' priorities for • America after Sept . 11, 2001, and Enron. Free and open to the public. For more information, call (949) 824-2511 or (949) 824-2904. NOV.8 The Friends of the Newport Beach library will hold• used book sale for •members only• from 1to5 p.m. in the fti~nda Meeting Room at lhe Central Library. A second book sale for the. public will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Nov. 9. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. Hard cover books are two for $1 ·and paperback~ are six for $1. (949) 759-9667. A 90-minute lecture on unique art and architecture from around the wortd will begin at 8 p.m. in the Orange Coast College Robert B. Moore Theatre. The lecture will be pr~sented by OCC professo r lrini Ridterson. All proceeds raised from the lecture will benefit AIDS Charities of Orange County. The theater is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets are $10 and will be available at the door. For more information, call (714} 432-0202. NOV.9 The 32nd annual Ne.die Arts Festival and Fall Fair will be held from 8 a.m .10 5 p.m. today and Sunday at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The fe5'lval, ' hosted by OCC, will offer four. 60-minute w orkshops and a variety of activities sdleduled throughout the day. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road. For more information, call (714) 432·5880. 217 Main Stttct • H untington lkacb, (714) 960-1896 Web Site: www.longboardpub.com Two WHOLE MAINE LOBSTE RS OR STEAK & LOBS T E R $20.95 Bor/1 .'il·n ied w//h New Potota<>~ unc.I Com LaSt Weekend Split Charge S2 .50 WHY STAY HOME Sunset Din"1ers ~ ?latnma gina Monday-Friday: 4:~:15 ., I u;vi .~,91 • l ,. . .;· .qidCG~GES · ·. • t • ~ .. ; . . . .. \ .0 'Boyl"e s crew pois'edjor ·run . at B!g West .title- JrffJtPn~ w,oi)ien's cross countryt~ will ~~~mpt ·. to break through at the · . Big West final~ Saturday. 1. (. I he UC Irvine womeda awa • country tdlm ls.hoping the I jbhd tlJDe la & cbatm Uthe • Ant.eaten. lnc:lud!n8 the men's are aet to compete In the Big West Clwnplonabipl Saturday at UC ltfvmide. · lbe ua women b.-w 8niahed · second to Cal Poly Sap Lula Otilaoo .... eadi of the last two yean.;So. ObVloualy, the Anteaten aetae goal of winning _ the 611 West titlfrelOre the seuon BasketbaU coach Tim O'Brien ~ h~tby·and we're ready to go," . . . UCI coach Vince O'&yle aald . Wednesday. •0n the women's side, (the Big Wett \Ide la) going to be between four achoOla, Idaho, Utah State.~Santi. Barbara and UL I've .---------. he'teama that haw STEVE ' .VIRGEN been lib thla befQre, team8 that Gali rlae ~·tn 1he end and . win." .. The Ant.eaten will • DlOlt lfbly be led by senior Amanda :m~wbohu . conailt.ency throughout the eeaaon. She bu 1*en awarded the Big West Athlete of the Week twice thia seuon.~:Anmtrong ftnlahed fttth overall In 18:43.50 on the 5,000-meter course at the UCR Invitational Sept 21. The An~aters a1ao fe.!ture junior Julie· Manson, the lone returning all·confeience runner.for UCI from lut year's Big West meet, 'when ahe ftniabed ~nth. lG~ b.a:d•aome problema," «>'80)48 Kid. "But the type of athlete ahe II. I know ahe will be ftne. She'• capable of stepping lt up." ua senior Wendy Chan and Mophomore ICaleena Yee have shown improvement In recent Weeb, and O'Boyle expects senior Uaa Muaoth, Juniors Melinda Puller and Jenna Kelth, and sophomore Janelle Del Soldato to · • oontribute their best performances of ~· v • °the season.· • , On the men's side, ua la led by senior 'lhlvis Mort.sou and m.h.men llbm Whelan and Ricky Barnes. l.,l"fJt'a been a fun team to watch cWnlaptOWr the year," O'Boyle said of f*oiedt team. .. It's proven to me that ~a.re~ to be a good team In the bwe. It feels Weird saying I~ but our teempl1(~la fourth place. 1bi8 is a team that can do that and that will upset some teams. .. .. • I . ... ... r. ' • I ·' . . . . Former Estancia, Qrapige . qed put of the aorta. the heert'a Jarptt Keup baa followed O'Brien throucboUI Coast basketball coach Is -==~ .. 't '::."!""' ==-~ indudlnB" S.W:· ri in ICU aft from the hotp ~ 1\lelday or .· ~really flaven't punued what wfie recove ng . er ~ then wm be conftn~ to bJI going 10 do. We'll ~t until nm geil hJI major heart surgery. .bo'meforaboutmweeb.· _ Idea~ wttb what he'd lib to..., • . . :·. . . . . ~ don't know What caueed It." happen," Q1rdl aald. "We don't want tp IHoh1rcl Dunn Qardl '8ld. •nm'a In great pbyltcal con-jump the gun without ntn'a input.~~ 'Dally Pilot didon. He runa and Jop and Ufti going ~ al.ow • .. ~ bo~ that weights all the·ttme. Of afl the people on 11m'I able to come back. but lt'a up ~ IRVJNB·-Pol'll)el' ~· Col-our campua, you wouldn't think lt the doctors and what'• beat for him an\f 1ep anctP.atanda fflat\. · . would happen to him. He'a almost chia· his family." • , nm O'Brifm, now the bo)'I eled out of stone. He takes good care of Qut1a .,reported that O'Brien's wife, cmdl at Northwood HJgb. underwent hlmaelf-more so than I do. So In real Swlan, and two qu1dren are receMnk • emerpncy aorta surgery ecUer this abocldng. He'a a high lnt.enaity guy." support from the community wit\J.. week and .Is recovering in the lntenltve O'Brien, 48, will ~ out lndeflnitely. meals. O'Brien reportedly wu ~. cam unit at UC Irvine ~ Center, Then II no timetable for bJI rewin to abdominal pain la.at week, and wheil Northwood~ Director Rick Curtla the nmberwolWe' bench. Cwtla, a1ao a the pain il'lcreued SUnday and ~ aaid..lbwqy nfgbt.. . ·. c1oee friend, aaid the focus la on were conducted. doctorsf .~ ) "We were ICtualty holding our breath b'Brien'a health. Alalatant cOachee tear ln one of the layers o UNI aorta. ; . oq tgat one,..,. Curtla aald of the llx-)lour IC.emiy Keup and Derek Roche are con-"People think ao hfghly of him,• ~- autgery Iaite Mo~ ·night, In which ducting practicel and will Iha.re head · doctors .-tac:ceaefully ~ a dam-coachlng duties fqr the time· being. SM O'BRIEN, P .. • A9 . .. . ., . HIGH SCHOOL ·BOYS AND GIR.LS CROSS COUNTRY Sea KiQgs _'; .conquest I • • • 1s as easy . ' as 1-2-3. ·CdM boys and girls teams take top: three spots in each race and coast · to undefeated season in the PCL. Steve Vlr1en Dally Pilot l..AGUNA BP.AOI -How deep Is the C.orona del M8r High glrta aoes country team? The Sea Kings are so deep, they can be without their top two runners IPld at1ll win eaafly in a tri-meet against lagwla Beach and Cal-. vary Chapel Thunday at the Eric Ht.at Memodal Courie at Alta Laguna Palk. The ofM.lfila team.ma tne~SiiirXJff8i'D'&fs 9QU8B worl the tri-meet and virtually lodaf up Pad1lc eo..t League tides, u they both went 5-0 In league this ~ son. The PCI.. Plnala are Nov. 7, when the Sea Kings can clinch the league championships. · The CdM girls were without senior Becky ptrnmlns, who was resting sore knees, and Keelan ~ who was ill That set the stage fot sopbomore AhUa Kattan and jwUor 1Bryn Kawata to tab ~the race. Kattan won her first race of the seuon. 8nlshing In 20'.34 and JeadJng a 1-2-3 finish followed by junior 1Bryn Kawata <20'.48) and sophbmore Devin Abeam (2:0-.50). • ua men's basketball coach Pat Douglass said he ls looking forward to fad.ng Oklahoma. which ls ranked No. 3 . . . ~ were a litde scared that we wouldn't be as sttong without O\U' top runners." JiCattan said. "Me and 1luyl:i were talking to each other about bow weUd It felt to be out In front It wu lib. now we bad to know the c:oune." In the nation in the BSPN/USA Tuday Tup 25 C.oaches Poll. lbe Anteaters could most Ukely play the Sooners Nov. 23 In the Oklahoma Tuumament "We heard that (1he Soonera) were going to be In the top 5," Douglaaa aaid. "Whenever you play them at their place you know lt'a going to be tough. It'a aomethlng to look forward to. It's going to be great for our )'OW>8 Jdda." - ,, Kaaan ran for the first time oo the ~ coune that la amid the mowu,un. .above ,L1guna Beich High. CdM c.oam em~ planned before the race tor~ Wida to ,be the ieaae.-for the Sea IClnp. but ICawata ed.- dured lkhcbe pelns and Kattan allgbdy toot CMr. • . -iuyn and I were 8beld the whole nce," Kattan said. "We were lllppOled to lead the 111Ce and Ila)' with ~ guna Beacb'a) top pt. We aca)"ld with herb. while bllt we Ndmd lhe didn't have enough stleugd:i eo Ml dd- dded to 8D lhead. .. -. - After two ahibltion games, ua opens the regular eeaaon at the ~~t,fadnc ~n N9v. 22. If the Anteetera wln uld lf the Soonera defNt 'Nestem Mlddpn, a expected. UO-wdl face Oklahoma Nov. 23. Abellrn Ille) Milt .mad' and flnllbed atrong to grab • · . . KENT TR£PWtt /~V Pl.OT ~ tbb:d =-CdM junior~ Lopp flm.bed ~ . , Corona del Mar High sophomor&AhHa Kattan nears the finish line with a sizeable~ rw the competltjon ~ ~ ~~::'::t ~ during Tt)Ut'sday's l>acific Coast League cross country meet. Kattan won the pts varsity race In 20:34. · · r-- • ; . . . . . ...COll.hpAf ua went through tta ftnt lntruqued acrlmmap 1\amday. DougU said the &minute pme, which hid oflldala. terVed •a ll'Nt wom>ut fol11ll HIGH SCHOOl: BRIEfS ~will~ ano~ weekend for ua c.-~. \ IDllD water palQ•sn· 'Ibelfth.ranbdAnc.ten wll llce UQA, ranked No. 2 Ill lbe Mdaa ~ tn aMountmn Pldftc 8pOrtl Padlladoa pme at noon at ._. c.a,oa RlcrlldGD em.. ua ....... No.. Pldlc luadq...., ataoan. In Che~ .......... Sailo,:s set ap the ·Sea V:iew sf:ioW.down :--: : ......................... ~ y.·-...-.......... tWportlllibGrffllltttldlwa.,mD wlllda cmae bd flma m a.7 -.n. led br ....,.. emlor middle ...................... Z:GI blocbr ~MO_.. 17 .. IDd m :u•MY ... ..-. .., = ~--=·~~=C!;. =::" ... "r.T:.tt ,:-.,~i 1 ... .: ......... ·--~!:!:"!' S.. VIN L .. ss 1111 ..... _.,,.. . al~-~~ 'toJ·71n ...... °'\I!·---.. $:.._ ....... ....,fDr ~~'-·=:~ .. ~==-~ OUlllde ........... ..... -~it.IJ Jj; ............... ,.. it -· -····· ... ' 1lne >'di&rent pia)'en ICOted goals and Newport Hmbor fteld hockey team ~ the regular season undefeated with . • 10-0-4 °11!1CDrd in the Sun.et i....-after. ~ bolt Marina 1bunday. 3--0, in ffuntiolton Beach. ,, 1he 'Om flnf.ah ldcond bdlJnd Edison • goAna Into Tueeday's stan of touma- meol ~. • . • rMey Nix and Aihley Gleuon..acored the ant two goals off of continuations or ,penalty comen in the first half and A.sh- ~ Harrison added another goal ln the eecOnd half with an assist by Nix to seal the~ ' Newport bad · 17 penalty corners to 'Mariaa't three an~ led in shots on goal, JM. Sailors' goalkeeper-Amanda Witt·. man made five aaves, all in the 6.rst half. Mldflelder Kerrie Gates bad what 'Newport Coach Sharon Wolfe said was ,her beat game of the season, and Kris-· ten }endrusina. IClrsten Cllambedain., Jill Wbldleld. Rachel Furman and Dana Owad diltinguisbed themselves. .. SPORTS .... ' I ' i ::_, Newport's junior varsity team fin- ,ished the season 13-0-1 a,nd atop the ,8'µllet League for the fourth sttai8ht seuon and will play either Harvard- Westlake or F.d.lson in a championship game Wednesday at 3 p.m. at P\easant View School in Huntington Beach, Wolfe said,. • • KENT TR(PTOW I DAILY PILOT Four r~nners ~om Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach cross the finish line neck:and-neck during the boys varsity race as they vie f?r pomts at Thursday's cross country meet featuring Corona cferMar, lag~na Beach and Calvary Chapel. ••• GOlf: Colta ..... wen. by five strokes Costa Mesa High's girls golf team was a 274-279 winner over Estancia in Golden West League play at Costa Mesa Golf & C.Ountry Oub Thursday, with Jean You and Jess.lea Bunnell sharing med.allat honors with 48s on the nine- hole. par-35 Mesa lbtda course. Backing up Mesa's 1-2 punch were Rachel Hughes (56), Olristian Casa.le (61) and Lindsey Reed (61) as the Mus- tanp improved to 8-8, 6-4 in league. F..stancia's game was led by Sarah Lambert (54). Others: Oarisa Maygren (55), Cllarleen Montevon (56), Courtney Hess (56) and Evelyn Hores (60). COM ' Continued from f.S man Anne St. Geme (ninth, 21:35) also finished in the top 10. wwe have the JUX\iry of doing those type of thin~.~ Sumner said of holding back Cummins. who probably could have ran Thursday. WShe'll be ready to go again in our next meet. She has been dealing with the kpee since the Orange County Ouunpionships. We pulled her out of the (ML San Antonio invitational} and held her out of other races. But, she'll be ready to go. Keelan was cough- ing up a storm Monday and Tuesday. so I knew we couldn't have her run (Thurs- day): . CdM defeated Laguna Beach, 17 ·45. F.stancia is now 3-9, 1-9. Calvary Chapel did not have five run- ners to score at the meet and lost to CdM. • . KENT TR(PTOW I DAJtY PILOT ••• TENNIS: Corona cW Mar romps, 16-2 On the boys side, the Sea Kin~ also completed a 1-2-3 finish, led by first- A pack ~f runners sprint aown the hill below Alta Laguna P.ark in Laguna Beach during Corona del Mar's cross~untry meet against Laguna Beach and Calvary. place winner Kevin Artz, a junior who ''We just got j)Ur first goal," Sumner Sophomore Jamie Steele did not drop finished in 17:05. The Turner brothers, said. WBoth teams stayed undefeated irr a ,.me. while junior Brittany Holland J.C. and the younger Jack. followed in the PCL Now we have to get ready for lost just two in singles play with over-17: LO, 17:2 l. respectively. what's ahead." whelming sweeps in the Corona del Mar ww e expected wins with the b6ys and "' H.lgb girls tennis team's 15-2 Pacific the girls.~ Sumner said. w But on the boys Pit.CFIC COAST ~ BtlY,S .. Caat League victory over visltlllg Cal-side we expected more of a fight {La-CdM 15, CalVary Chtipel so · vary Cllapd ThW'Sday. guna Beach) had a hom e-course advan-CdM 17. LA9't!'• Beed! 44 '"--v..i._ • d ~ tage d th gh · · be · Laguna Bektl 15, Cahiafy Chapel 44 uJC u .. ._T Silters, Anne 81? , an we ou t 11 was going to a 1. Anz {CdM). 17:05, 2. J.C. Turner (<:aM ). as well as CdM doubles teams o Court-battle. But it seemed like it wasn't really 17:10;·3 . .Jadc Turner (CdM l. 17:21; 4. Bowter ney c.amahan ahd Jackie tdanning, Afld close at all. (LB). 17:33; 5. Weidner (CdM), 17:34; 6. Dillion Jennifer Way and Maggie Souzzi also re-"It's Halloween/ S~r contin aed. tCdM), 17:35;"7. GreeJ)B (LBl. 17·37; 8. rded ..... __ t victories each. lb Sea "And. I oL:-1.. th first (three) Borcoman (CdM\,17:56; 9. Quinlan (18•27); co u.u~se · e uiuui. ose runners lO. Ft.iszard (LB), 18:31. pngs improved to 13·3, 8-1 in league. (were dressed ln CdM shirts." •' In addition to the 1-2-3 CdM finish, MCFIC COAST LEAGUE GIRt..S ~ , " • MCFICCOiUTLDOOE seniors Bo Weidner (17:3.4) and Blake · · CdM 17. Laouna Beach 45 " ' • CoroM del Mer 11, c.Mrv ~ 2 Dillion (17:35~came iq fifth and sixth re-CdM 15,lc.tw'.y Chapel (did not.Sc:ore) SMglel -Holland (CdMl def. Spenuzza, . apectivety, ile junior Brandon Borco-Laguna BMd\ 16 .• Catvery Chapel (did not &-0, def. Elc:henmuller, 6-1. def. f'8quette, 6-1, ( · nh 17.56"\ d · · D~ · SCOl9) • ~ SteeletCdMl.won.AJt A..n 6-0·M inna (CdMl man et6'' • . 'an JWUOr anny K !CdMl 20 34.., "· CdMI won, &-0:-~~.-5-)~ y;-~. -' • ----·,..--··-·-~ininth,-~~-!i.o.isbe.d_i.n ... Jo~~~~~-!C~I~ 2~;8~ Gor~ <LBl. Dollblae -A. Yelsey--R. Yeleey def. the top l O. • 20:58; 5. Log8ii1CdMr.'21:o7;6. SWiile,, • Vlolont-t(ays, 6-1, def. E. Rann-N. Rann. 6-~. CdM defeated Laguna Beach, )7-44, (CdM).21:13;7. Manning (CdM), 21"24, 8. ct.f. lundq~·Varda, 6-0: Camahan-Manning d th Sea Kin also red · Proctor (LSI, 21:27;"9 .St. Gerlle (CdM), 21 3'5, (CdM) won, 6-2, 6-0. 6-1:,Wav-Souzzl (CdMl an e ~ sco a ~etory 10.·Loiacomo (LSI. 21 47. 1 won, 6-2, 6-4, 6-3. over Calvary Qiapel, 15-50. •.., 'f , ••• OON LEACH/DAILY PILOT Kevin Am, seen here in eanier action, won the boys varsrty race Thursday. ,, TENNIS: S.S. tm • 16-2 ..._ HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL Sage Hill High's girls tennis team shoved vi.siting Brethren Ovistian .aside · in Academy League play Thursday. roll- ing to a 16-2 victory behind the fresh- man singles ttio of .Katie McJ(jtteric.k. Kdlle Ammdman and Paige Fullmer, CdM tabs ·new girls h6ops coaCh whb all swept: Barkalow will replace sey. is the Sea Kings' new coach and will 1)le Lightning finishes second in the D ... rih· •t . ht guide Corona del Mar through the Pacific Academy ldgue with.a 13-3, 10-2 re--. avis, 1 en s e1g Coast League rigors in 2002-03. ~and is~ No. 4 in CIF Division retum.i'ng players. Da'vts resigned as CdM's coach Ali&. 26 Vas lt a'Waits ~OF Playoffs with seven to become the boys basketball coach at· freshman fu the starting lineup. Rlcherd Dunn Westminster. His five-year coaching ten- . Ammerman ~ up a 45-2 reootd Daily Pitot ure at Corona del Mar fucluded the pro- Wkt\ 14 sweeps, McJCitterict: was 4-4 gram's first league title in nearly two~- With 14 ~ and ~ls 37·11 a>~ OF.I.: MAR -C.Orona ~· ades. The 1999-2000 squad finished ?2-6 .-Ith aevm sweeps. Mar High hired a replacement Thwadliy ' and captured the Pacific O>ast league · ·ror. former girls basketball coach Elbert chllmplonshJp. The Sea Kin~ advanCed Davis. c.dM ~ ~c Director Iiiwn to the CIF Southern Section DtvlsiornD- Pllyoe said. ,.. . M quarterlinals that teasc:m. ~ • · .i.mo Bm:alow m, by way of New Jer-. BarbJow inherits Ntiong freshman . . class at CdM. in addition to eight rerum-in8 varsity players from last season, a group led by senior guard Kelliann Klein and senior point guard Jackie Mc:Coy. · Sarah Stem , Colleen Marks, Madi.son Otterbein, Lucy Ramsey. Aryn Dimas and Lauren SneU also played under Davis last year. Krein scored In double figures last sea-so' ip 12 ga.i:nes. including a season-high 2t points agaiNt ~Beach: McCoy was injured most of last 'seas<1l'l Otter- bein had three games scoring ln double digits last season. while Ramsey had two . .,,. ,. O'BRIEN ' Northwood, ~ch Is ~ blocks from 79. bis IMn~ hoawMbe move al1pWed him O'Brien's success at F.standa included ~from M 'to spend. more time with his ~. a CIP State Division m champiopabip tn , • : _ •• while ~ full-time. tea.cbing and 1991. a OF Southern Section W-M title • • •.• di .uc:t. •lfe'l.ahti8Y9 at the school He'& ooacblng at the aaioe spot.. O'Brien wu ln '90 8.nd OP l«tioo tltJe..pme .,:>- POl.Ot .......... ~7 ... 11 lJlia,..... Noctbwoad bralbtbd. but be follows all a phylbJ education teacher at 'ThWln-peataDCel tn '91 and it2. 8ltanda woo The eibU;tdl Hiib bGyl Wiiier palo He\ I tJil,pml of oUf .chbol. He~ been .and a walk-on coach at <>r.np Coast. ~Md compiled• 11~. In . die --.... fle\-cbere al lbe dme. kle Junior High School in q,.ta Mele two leqlie tides ID O'BrlE~ n... • team ma fmo. a .,...r Loi ~ tbere.Mnce lbe begbllll,p8 (ID the .Jd ol · 1'Je l>Qtes were . 93-119 under two yean Jt Nonhwwd. O hM ......... ~ ldlDOI bop ...... .,. 1999).· .. . . • • O'Brien. including a 21-ll --In euned. '4· 12 mark. 'J'1e .JMliCh 111Unc11J md ._ 17-S.. . O'Brien Ila on.. Cealt . .,_ M*1 19954. the acbo01'I bell flnllll· smce ~ the eem6Wt or Che OP ~· ,_ ....., led die ICOftlJI iJf lbe •rr 111• IO lllte CMSr tbe new~ at. lbe Slate cbampionahq> w ID 1918-lien IV-A 'Playofa in 2001 . .......... twopilllllda.fJbmt., · . I • • ' . ··" .' ....., HlnDm wl Miii Medroulda .ft ................... IOfuaad .... ._... ICIDdal. • t l • .. -... fridly, ~ l, 2002 ,. -JC WATER POLO 6CCwomen wii;i ·twice, go for title Saturday .. Golden West, Pirates will duel for chapipionship. · MJ'.ssJON VlFJO -Orange Cout Col- lege'• wome.n's water polo team }vmcfled Santa Ana with ease, then got p..c Riyet:side in the iemtftnals to qu.alify for a berth in the Orange Empire Confer- ence finals against longtime nemeail Golden West Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Saddlebacl College. The Pirates cruised in Thwsday'a opener, jumping to a 16-5 ba1ftime !Nd en route to a 22·6 win aver Santa AM (0-15) . .Katherine Judd and Shayna Kline each scored four goals. - In a 13-10 victory over Riverside (22-9) the Pirates were paced by Nicole Sonnenfeld (six goals) and Sheri Meyer (four goals). Heather Deyd.en bad 15 saves as Coast (25· 7) sped to a 9--4 lead through three quarters. - The title game gives OCC a chance to avenge a 9-4 loss to Golden West Oct. 9, the only loss in two seasons for the Pi- rates. ·cGolden West) ended up No. l in the polls, so I think the pressure is on them ,· said OCC Coach Mike Giles. "We have our work cut out for us. 1bey ha'<le an outstanding team, but they are the top seed and I think the pressure la really on them.· Golden West (26·3) had a bye. then punished Fullerton, '13-3. FROSH-SOPH WATER POLO _Corona splits Gray Lunde Invitational. . Bryce.Alderton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEAO;f.-The Corona del Mar frosh-soph ooys water polo team didn't leave much doubt about who would wio-a first-round match in the Gray Lunde Frosh-Soph Invitational Wa- ter Polo Tournament 1buiSday .l\t NeW· pon Harbor High -the Sea Kings. Corona built'a 5-2 halftime lead and defeated Marir1a. 10-3, with an~ counteranack and making eight steals to ignite breaks. · . Spencer Pirdy tallied five goals and \ Thomas Pearson and Bryan 8uAAgiw each scored two goals for c.orona. Thin Money added one goar and had two. as-' sists foe the Sea ~ James 8lad:Mi and Walker Russell alsO had one assill apiece. Goalie ~on Sanford made few saves. two at point·blank range. ~That's the goalie we know that waa playing at the ~ of the 8e8800. • said Corona c.oach Jason HocUnbeny about Sanford's performance against Ma· rina . the Sea Kin~ led for a majority of their second-round match ThW'8day night against Vtlla Paz\. but fow-fourth.period goals. including the game-winner in sud- den death. made Villa Pad Winnen. 7~ Money and Pirdy each ~ two goals for the Sea Kinp. 12-4, 4--0ln the Pacific Coast League. and Ou:is Crawford and Pearson each added one goal in cbt loss. ~n ·and Blackford· added two • sists apiece and Pirdy also tallied an at- sist.. Sanford made I 0 saves. Corona next plays either Sanca Maqpl- rita or FJ Turo at 8 a.m Sarurday at ~ port HarboL . r., SCHEDULE fl . ' ; I '/· /' 11 t I ftc:l ' GMN .... CllltA ... ~oaJ~1i/tf ~ ;r:&i! .. ~ e· ·-.. !t~ ..... •I. I l Yerll· .... ~.~ ..... ............... ,...,hMllpAMd ~=1ton 8uch . -.0TICf IS HUHV GNtN tliat tht Hun· UllllOll lucll Unto.. .. Scllool District of Or..-County, C.llfor-•l•, 1ct11t1 by end ..,..,.... lb Gov•nlnc e-4: ...,.,,...,., re- ,.,. t. n "'DISTRICT•• wl• rec.ivt up to, but not....., tllM, ..... .,... Stfted bid dHdllne, ..WWds•ttM~ identlflM ..i.ow for U.. 1wetd of 1 contract for the above Project There "''" be • man-d.tor1 .too w1111 and coMIW-at 9 · 1.m, Tuescla1. November 12, 2002 •I Huntlnaton Beach HIP School, l9d5 Main StrHt, Hvntlncton Beach. Any bidder femna to attend th• entire job , w1.lk 111d conf•tnc• will be dtemed • nonre- sponslve bidder and will hne Its llld returned unopened. Project Documents are on file at the District Offlee, PUfctfaslna De· pervnenl, 10251 York- town Ave.. Huntlnaton Bt1ch, CA 92646. 111 1ccord1net with the provision of Business and Professions Code Section 7028.15 and Public C.Ontrecl Code Section llOO. the oCs- TRICT reQUires that the bidder possess the followlna llasslflca- lion(a) of contractor's llcense(s) at the time the bid Is submitted: Cl•ss C-33. Any blddet not so licensed at the time of the bid Of>tnin will be rejected as nonresponstve, Time Is of tht essence. All work must be com- pleted within JO c.len- d ar days from the issuance of the Notice lo Proceed. Eech bid shall be eeeompHied by a bid security In the form of cash. • certified or cashier's check or bid bond on 1n •mount not less than one hundred perunl (100~) of the total bid price, payab~ to the DISTRICT The DISTRICT reserves the right lo re1ect any Of all btds or to w11ve 1ny irn111l1rllles of lnfonnahties In any bids or in the bidd1n1 pro· ceu,. Ho btdder m•y withdraw any bid fOf a period of sixty (60) calendar d•lls after th date Mt for the openlna of bids. The C11Jfornla Dee>art- m en t of lndu s tr11I Relelions has deler-1'1\lned the .. nenl pre- vaillna ,.lei of per diem waces for the locahly in which the work Is lo be perlormed fOf the Prol· ect. Coples o• these wap r1lt dttarmlna- tloll$1 entrtled Prev1ihnc Wea• Sctle, ere mtin- tained al lht DI.STRICT officto a nd ire aveilable •l th9 follow1n1 wtb$ile: www.dlr.ee.aov. II shall be m1nd1t0< y upon the successful blddar lo whom the contract os ewerded Hd upon any $Ubcon1reclor hsled, lo pey not less than the uod 51>ecified retes lo 111 workers employed by them for the Project. Pursuant to Public Contract Section 22300. lh• Aarument will contain prov151ons P«f • mlttma the successful bidder to substitute securities tor 1ny mon· les withheld by the DISTRICT to ensure pefform1nu under the ~eement or permittlna payment of retentions Htned dlr•ctly into escrow. By: Governlna Bo11rd Sl&ned: Susi Mclane. Olfector • Procurement Publish: . November l , 2002 "°"mbtr 8, 2002 Publis hed Newport 8NCh·Cosbl Mnll Dail) Pilot November 1. 8, 2002 Fl95 SELL ·your stuff through classified! 11.E ES!a'l'll ~ e ........................ t• Ol57I ... IYI· TEMS, INC!, MINllllDGE 1W1ollll•llolfte, Otc,1 ....LMlllSZ. Strlel N11111ller& HSCAS~l502J.7 9114 HSCASHB893502l7, lo· cet•d et 327 w .. t Wlllon, Sp-No. UM, CMta Mesa, CA. 912127. TIM v1lue of stor ... of Ille moO!leno-fr-NIY l, 2002 W.CludH: Sl'ORAGf CtjARGES throu1~ lP/21/02) $2iOl1.64, GAS ~ttw~ 9/ 6/02) $57.91. ELEC· TRICITY (throl)dl 9/16/ 02) $101.51, WATER (lhrou1h 9/16/02) $27.99, TRASH (throuall 10/02t i57.20, SEW!R (throu&h 10/02) $20.00, PATitOl (lhrou&h 10/02) $16,70, LATE CHARGE (8/02) $20.00, • HCD TITLE SEARCH $25.00 Tht dlll1 s tore49 rel• of '18.84 halnnlna October 22. 2002 pkll tc:tual utilities consun141d 1nd other cheraes up to ind lncludlna the d1I• of lh9 ult, plus attor · 11•11' fHs and costs Incurred will be added lo $2,407 .95. lncJdental, other procenina or tr1nS90<l1tlon ch•raes. lnctudina. without hml· l1tlon, ettorneys' lees and costs of publlc1tlon wlll also be charaed lo this lien amount at the time of sate. DEMAND IS HEREBY MAO£ FOR PAYMENT OF TH£ SUM OF $2,407.95, PLUS ADDl'TlONAl DAILY STORAGE CHARGES AC· CRUEO, UTILITIES CON· SUMEO. INCIDENTAL OTHER PROCESSING OR TRANSPORTATION CHARGES AFTER THE ABOVE-DESIGNATED OATES, ANO ATTOR- NEYS' FEES TO THE UNDERSIGNED. WHO IS AUTHORIZED TO RECEIVE THE SAME, WlllilN TEN (10) DAYAi OF RECE IPT OF nus NOTICE. OR OCTOIOI Jl, too2, WHICHEVER IS LATER. If THE LIEN IS NOT PAID WITHIN THE SPECIFIED TIME, THE MOBILEHOME Will BE ADVERTISED FOR SALE ANO WILL BE SOLO AT 10.00 A.M. ON NOVIMIH 22, 2002, AT COSTA MESA MOllU UTAJIS, SPACE MUMIU 104 , 327 WIST WllSON STRH_!c. COSTA MHA. CAUfutdllA '2627. UNLESS THE AFORE- SAID SUM INCLUDING ACCRUED DAil Y STOR· ACE CHARGES. UTILITIES CONSUMED, AHO ANY OTHER REASONABLE INCIDENTAL OlHER CHARGES IS PAIO ANO THE MOBILEHOME RE- CLAIMED BY REMOVAL FftOM THE AFORESAID PRfMISES BY NO LATER THA'f AS SPECIFIED ABOV(, IT SHALL BE SOLO IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS NOTICE. SAID SALE SHALL BE FOR REMOVAL ANO RElO· CATION ONLY ANO SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE POSSESSOAY RIGHTS, IF ANY, OF ANY OCCUPANTS OF HfE MOBILEHOME. THE MO· BILEHOME MAY NOT RE MAIN UPON THE PREMISES ANO THE BUYER THEREOF SHALL HAVE HO RIGHT TO APf'L Y FOR lINAHCY OF THE SPACE, SUCH RIGHTS OF POSSESSION AS EXIST HAVING IRRE- VOOABL Y., REVERTED TO THE LICNHOlOER. DATED: Octobef 2.1. 2002 LAW OFFICES OF K£N- NITH l PETERSON By: /s/ M•ureen A H•lchtll Levine, Esq .. Authorized Aaents for COSTA MESA MOBILE ESTATES, • Celilornle Limited Liability Com· peny Published Newpof t BNch·Costa ~ Diiiy Pilot November l, 8. 2002 460937 , Fl94 t•UsAJ.t YOll · GWGESAUI II CWSIFIED (949)642-5671 F170 PUI~ Publl,t hearinp will be held by the Coste Mes. Plannlna Commission at Cllll' Hill, n Fil< Orlve, Costa Meat. C11if~nl•, 11 6:30 p.m .. or as soon •s possible ltltrufter on f•ee4ey, Neve•li•r 1 2~ 2002, re&lr'dlna the followlna appllcetlons. l. Plannina Appllcttlon PA·02-50 for Andrew Frenll Lu, for a condi- tional use permit to e 11pand an e 11ls tln1 restaurant· l:iolh Interior •nd with •n utlflor P•tlo: to utend oper- •tln1 houts lo 2 a.m. (currently closln1 et 11 p.m.); 1nd lo offer live entertainment, with • minor conditional uw permit to devl1te ftorn shared parklna require- ments for Player's Pint, loc1t1d •t' 512 'nd 516 W. 19th StrHt ln a C2 zone. Envlronment1I determination: .tempt. If 1ny of the precedlna ectlons •• chaltefltllil in cOUft, the challeflae may be limited to only those lnua ~ reiMs •l the u c hurlna ducrlCa In this notice #K 11;1 written corrt- spondenu dellvtrtd to th4I Pllnnlnc Cornmlmon at, or prloMo. tht publle ""''"" For further• lnform•- llon on the above appl"ations. telephone (714} 754-5245, or cell tM office of fhe Pl1n- nln1 Division, Rogm 200, 77 Fair Drove. Cost• Mts1, Calrf0t nie. Published Newport Buch-Costa Mesa Daily Piiot November 'l , 2002 Fl98 • Liii... ii ......... .. ....... ~ ... ~-.... ~~ .... ~~-=-~ ... ............ Cid .. Or .... C.-ty -,...... .. -,,. .. s •lct,'M,11l . ----.....,. .. -,. Ill ....... 11111111.,Dllll .. ~ .. -"91!11111-j•+il ........ .., , ............ _ Dlllll!Nlf1111...... ,............. ·- ..., ..... Oct.21,fllH. ::.:--, ........... ~ :~ ••• 1 -.~~ ....... a............ R l,l.ll.IQ02 '19* s ·EUICJPIM..... .. tn .._ .. -..s.:-fl i •IMCE .... ,.., .. 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Irvine, 21, ov. r. 2002 Cn• Rul Lur nllll ~ d ~ ... al mclll ....... d °""II ON11r d Olllillt. ... al = CllllllliL A MllllDI ti CA92612 _ Ceftter, Inc., (CA), 1666 Cllllla I II :.: Cocu'llY.CllllllliLAMllllDlll ~ l_'LL....._!! a 111·1 .. W~ei;,..-.. This business Is con-........... N. MUI Sl, Sult• .415, ....., • 11 ~ ....... **" -•---ducttd by:~ lndividuel ... -....___ Sllntaene,CA92701 Ollll ... BID, CA to Ill .. _... . .,... ..._.. llldl, CA -• ,..... ..... ._ Hav. •you started -Thb bvslnest It con· -llll Cllllllf _.. PlllPll'Y "* IW ..... The.,. -' ,... ,... . If ...... This statement w11 1r1 dolna buslneu 11: Have you st1rt1d lt-..m. The lalcMt'l le __,.. -_.., Oii •171 .,,.. ...... It .. .. .... ~ ..... doinc lluslneas yet? Ho Th9 followin1 persons ducttd by: 1 CO(por11ion .... llllter llf,.,,..,., IMce · If .,_... .....,.., .. ,.... •• e:_.. • filed w.llh the County 4.) Fin• Finish Salh Ii dolnc business yet? Yes. ,. llgll ~db ..,,.1,21m.•~ .... .._...,,_.... • ~, Clerk of Oranae·County Door, Inc. B.) Fine Finish 9/22192 = ...i ti, Glrllll J. lltl.CJ5111564, Oldlt .., !Ir ·,.... <lllH. I ""** Ill ~· ~~~67 ~~~~h 22';inlow.:.a: C.~~!:.i!~•I Leernln1 ,.......i::-';..~ =..d ~ ... :.; :-:..-:.."':::~,: ::--...::. :-:.1 Dally Pilot Oct. 11, 18, Ave .. Or1nc-. CA 92165 Alicia Gomez, Director/ _..., ~ PllCll 1: 11N11M ....... .. pllljlc:t .,._.... ..... _,. d M ..... .... 25, "°v. 1, 2002 F173 Fina· Finish Suh a CEO 1H U If M C9t11n .an al ......... ...,_ Oii .. =....... • al .. t ... 111•11 ... lir .. ........... Doors, Inc. (CA), 227 E. This statement was ~ .... lhOmll llf .. alll!lllllOn__.llJllt ....., .. l 1'1ilila.ak. *"' 1t1t,....lit• Meets Ave .. Or1n1e, CA flied with th• County Md dllclllld on .. ~ ......... 11310,,...i2Ma1Clrillt ............. -.. • .......... 92865 Clerk of Oranae County candGrnlMm 1* NCOl'dld lalllftl,...,.GI..-, llCllldlWln .. Dalrllan ..-.•--•ti Tht rolloWifTl persons This business Is con-on 00/27 /02 Sep1er11b1r 2, 1979 In book ....,_, tr111 .... • d cl C1Mn11111, Ollrdlllie ... .. ....... llet' ~ are dolnJ business as: du~~•d by:• ,c_~rr>«d dol•tion 20026911494 11*11, Piii' ~·a1 Olldll ..... al .. ...,.........., Allllll:tllll lar .. *-"" :.... 1 ._.•.'*'.,le:; .· ATM Bu11ness Solutions, ... ve you s .... te nc Dilly Piiot Oct. 18.,25, ,_. lrlCI lnbcildlnllan .d .._ nallcl • • ~ TtrllCe ,.... ......, 3334 E. Coast Hwy.. business yet? Yu, 1975 Nov. 1, 8. 2002 Fl82 d ~ ocnllal'e n ~ fl .....,. Mlfl tt, 1m· In '** t9M, 11262, Corona del Mtr, Fine Finish Sesh ' ~ tor 1111 ~ 1~ Si&.o1UO c. PllllCll•dOlll:llf'.-11,r11• ,.,.,,., f9 CA 92625 Doc><, Inc: Ttna llCOldld NMnelr ti~ N//JJlr"f F9 • ..-llr'lll ....._ 11.aaaD Em. ~· Jennifer Eve All•nach. 28 S.Tn .. «1s• Rsotwalleemy,eVnPI was Rem...... II, 1m~t111all52ldallclm 11,056.00 F--. d Un llCOlded JilWy 22. 1f7UI ....,._.,......~ Can1on lslend Orin; " ... se.t..I flCGldt • nnild llJ • 115.00 ~al..._ II boc* 11•1, ...i 10131111 Un .-» ,...... • Newport Buch, CA filed with the County lnliUnWll llCOldld ~ Dllll.t .... 8*11111 IH9CCWdld ~ 5, "74 ..._ llf U.. a01 92625 Clerk ot Oranae County The followlna persons .M 1rT4 ........... 11•f. ... -... i.afllldlaHlldln ln._...,11.,.. --'•)Cid Ml*l17i$~,__ Thi b ~ 1 on 10/09/02 arr doina busl(llSS n : .... "' _.. -_.. .,,.., ....,... s us neb 5 con-IOOHtltlH Somerset Interiors, 5 PIOl(t) 1073 lrld ~ ,.,_ (SO.OD) Tolll Mlallt Oltill ,..... ftl .. Hiid In ... ducted by: in lfndMdu•I Delly Pilot Ool 25, Nov. Eut Shore, Laauna Ftbn.9y S. lrT4 In boc* ~ llil ..._II aMn llCIJ'nMlll' ~ ti-• Amlll 17 1* MllllDI Have you st. ed Hiauel, CA 92&7' 11070. PIOl(a) 121 cl fAtll In ~ .-, I .-n C:0..... C..... _, II ... 111 ......... -doint buslnas yeti Yu, l , 8. 15, 2002 F 189 Julie A. Webb, 5 (HI Rlcal.a and .. ..... ma to .. T~ RllMdialw ....... lfd S, .......... a Ill 81J:::., Eve AH•nach Shore. la1un1 Nlt\lel, _..,. .. , cildlnllan al .. 9nllcllfy. 197'5 In boc* 11310. PllllM T..._ llr .. .....,. · ........... CA 92677 ~ ccnlln nl 1~113m By. ....,. A. 1214 d Oltill Allll:M.... 0.. ~ lly. ..... Th!J statement was Brian O. Webb, 5 East ,.....,., • ler:odld ~':':"I .Mlgi. A dlcinlGn. ......., ft A. .Miii. "" a..I 1 filed with the County .......... Shore, L1aun1 NiCuel. Sepler'llblr 2. 1979 In boat Llw. • T~ ........, DldlflJIClll Mp. A '-Oo!pallllll, • Clefk of Or•na• County Th• foftowlna persons CA92677 118IO. Piii' • al mclll Vwl o.n.t I MIDI A la callldllillJ '*11 .. .._ Tlllllle•o..t&.._4 on 10/16/02 are doina business as: This business is con-AIDl:lllt (Mid • ~ ~ 1tl00 lillcAllv llltllf9lall ....,..= Ulil ~ 1• IOOHt20s4s Lahey M1n•1•ment ducted by: hu$band and ..,... Md ~ llcUMnl. SI* 101'0 1rt1M, IGr co..,6Ull llllWlu llUMlll. ... Dilly Piiot Oct. 18, 25, Croup,~ Vi• Oporto wile dldlnlon CCllldMlf 11*'8 ClllDlnil 1!112 !Ml a PllCll t: NI.,...... 1tl'O Nii. c.Jllllill m1I Hov.1,8.2002 fl83 1103, ~ Beach, Have-)'04.lst•rt•d .... --..... 1133 " · llM154 ~lllnllt .. ClllM*I =~IDOIM .......... CA 92663 doina b._iness yel7 No .-..... a $1 lti CFafnillt P1Mtl4. 1111 ti.II --.,._~ • 2: 111111.4' ... -....___ Oennls P. Lahey: 4 BrlanD.Webb caldllll**"' iV1~ ~ l!!!lo!ljl.o!tclra:;tNo.P. 111 -letilude Co·url, Newport Tiiis statement WH " The followlna persons Beech, CA 92663 filed with the County .,, doln1 business H : This business is con· Clerk of Qr•na• County · At Home Th•llPY Ser· dueled by: an indlvldutl on 10/17/02 : vices.Inc.. 275 Viclorlt Htv• you started dolna 20026920l 1' Street. Ste. 2A, Costa buslneu yet? Yes. 10/ Daily Plk>I Ott. 18. ZS. Mesa, CA 92627 15/2002 . Nov. 1. 8. 2002 F184 Al Home Th«epy Ser· Oonnls P. L•h•y ' vica, Inc. (CA), 275 Tho' statement was Vlctorl• SlrHI, Ste. 2A, filed' with the Counfy Costa Miu. CA 92627 -Clerk of Ora nae County This business Is con-on 10/JO/Ol ducted by: •corporation 290269222'6 Have you slatted doln1 D'iill1 Pilot Nov. I. 8, 15. business yetr Yes. 22, 2002 Fl99 2002 At Home Therapy Services MarlHnt Rubenstein, President Il!js sytl!!ltf!t WIS Place your ad · today! (949) 642-5678 STARTING .. •" ANEW \ BUSINESS?~ • ·~ • • • • • • ••• ··~ ._. . . . ' ' The Legal Department ~t tht Daily :Pilat is pk"aied to anm/flnct a new stroi"r_' now availabk to new btisinessts. . ~ wi./J now SF.ARCH the NZrpe for ~u at no exva cha1t, imJ µzw ~ tlu riTM anJ tht .trip tO the Court'Houst in Santa Ana.1°h.m. of courst, afer tht starch is compkud we U?ili fik your fictitilJus business NZTM-statttnmt with the County Clerk, jJub/iJh onct a ·wttlt for four wet ks as required by, '4111 anii thm fik your proof of publicafii>n with tht OJunty Clerlt. ~ · · Pkast stup by to fik your fictitioas buri7Jm statnn~t ai the Daily Pilat, 330 W. Bay St, CoS}llMtsa. If you ~annot stop by, plea.rt ca/J us a.t-(949) 642-4321 anti we wi/J mtflte 41:r1tngnnmts for you to .handle this proctdurt by mttil · - If you shou/J have 41JJ forthp_ 4utstions, pkast ca/J U.S and 'wt wiO bt more than g/aJ to assist J01'· Good luck ih 'jour new burintss! . -. ; '. "' -Dailyj}Pilot l .. I . ' L \ .. .... I ..... w.w-.... Prem P1notamlc. loc. 8fYVlew T-Lot 2U .,_ IBCUF' iium. 000 ........ 'lfJl«Jl.«"63 ca111•rrt' ......... 11• '°" ss 4 ucoas nc -a.i:. Ek !i7s .. S)s .Ill MIIc. ~. tlAle .. Mike 949·645· 7505 ---Clffmlmn All real eilll• 1dver · lJsrnc In this newqM191r is subject to the Fed«al Fair Housinc Act of 1968 a• 1mended ,which r111ku It 1lle11I to ddvtKtise •any prefer· ence, limitation or diserimlnatlon b1sed on race, color, reliclon. se•. han,~p; l1mill1I status "' nellonal or11in, or an intention to make •ny such preference, limit•· hon or disu1111lnatlon • ]his new1P1per will not k11owln1ly accept any advertisement lor real estele which Is in violation of th• l1w. Our readers ere hereby informed that ell dwell 1np advertised in lhi.s newspaper en av1flable on an equ•I opportunity besls To complain ol dos· cnmtnetion, c1d HUO toll tree et l·S00.424 8590. 11CICET COOER 1475 ; USC VHSI MOTii II DAME VERY RAR E flCKHS (2), 50 YAAD LN:e!A ~ Aldtm 1413 WANTED .ANTIQUES I Older Stv6e Fumlture I P\AHOS A ColledlMM ' . ......,._._ ' ----·~""-I $$ CA81t PAID $$ _...,. .. __ we8UYISTATU ·~"iwd) .... COrJSIGtJr.1EfJTS ,. ........ ..... ._CAt27tl -ai.-CAfl!M l ~ .... = MosUy. 1ntlques school 1 bells, 01111 tlbles, r 1dios, oek kids cheln & old i school desb & morel I 2171 Rurlil f'lc CosU ...... i iiiiau1P.niiiiitiimifiiii!_ 4(iiii• 1517 Hl(tllind °' .. baby furn. or1ln1I palnllncs by locel t ertJst, misc sluffl MU..,.._tott llACM •••SATl-t ••• l ==:.:~d tpOrb~llc. :~•~furn, I swftlolrds ...... "rn'z Oowr Dt'. Jllo [ar1y Blnh. .................. 7:30-noon, f1m1tture, 1nU(llMS, cloha, m•l· I tr•n. tv, 1ppllence1, CllrlatmH stvtt. 0-111 f'.clfle ru'rbtl. .. motel 614 ......... In "'°"' y•ds, preca 6 1111~1 off PCtl, CdM. 3111 ~ntique Cottaae Style Bulhlt. bev9ed OVll mimJr on top, 2 'dlewers 2 ~~-=an 9&Q5.85to 8IEIP:f / 3460 DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS c-stCelft Need• Old Coins! Cold; silver, jtwelry, watches, antiques collectibles 949-642-9448 CM D.plea 41e4r-/ll•th • Jl ..... _/21etll $1,200,000 Larry O'Roufk1 & Co. 949.650 7000 949-4175-1999 (cell) OP9t 51.i 1..S nsc........._ 3br Jbl, inaed ~ from CatWla to Pab Vsdls. S2JBl,!D) ~ .._ Aeent. 9&~ lr-d New Jbr 2.75ba, spacious & comfo1·t1ble floorplan, will\ to ell of CdM. $889,000 c ... ..._ l..ity 949-7S9-0177 A C-41ttttC-r ..__.,__ Strofi to Bia Corona and 1,,#\kout Poml. c ... tt&M IWty 949-7St-0177 ... Malcal -··-3515 Costa Mal lo .. y Grand r.lo"•• black with compu er dose player, lint cond $4500 PP 949·640-7522 3610 •Altipt• Wines KlttstS. cab. does ..... or shlle, every Sat ·Sun 12 4pm F ashen I:\ Anmll Network Info 949 644-2279 www~cffee XI dily Wet> 1ist111 4 doe' Rmcuers faded ~ 11A01 OOCATS ... flMMI lllT1"IN & MOM ••,.., .. ~ ............... 73. COS{AMHA OrlN SUN 12-4 3327 Nev...to Ave $4St,OOO Here 1s your 4br 2ba l1m hme. A moltwaled seller! Betty Abel Torello Realty 714-tts-4437 Ir-' New Creal East side location Beautiful ly fin11hed S749,000 271AllMort,I. Opee Sat & s.,,. 1-4 c ... tt1 ... a.o11v 949-7S9·0171 MESA YlROI AAIA 4 Plex's Pride of Owner ship Prmc 8nly •ct Bill Grund¥ 949-675 6161 MilCltlanloa Dana PolM Pits 3655 LAGUNA NIOUU ,.,... i,..94, 6 ,... el4, Open fir plan w/hvmc German Shepard puppy. area Ip, custom oak Free to cood home Call staircase . 2 spac brs • 714-894-1919. loft, vaulted ceols o WllMAUNH A•C 'U"fwlS M/f Ready Now 909-~85 5371 $324,000 A,t Fred Albuquetque 949-2SS-1711 Parents OFA, I Ctrt1fted lagwia Nigull OICllb~ .. 21w 2lte c-.le, wood COSTA MESA UST SIDI fir s. creat locahon Musi 129 Cabrillo 'St .. OffKI seel $26 7•900 WACI, 360 sf, SS25/mo. Atf .._,_ fen·ow Marc:le 949-642·5171 Celt49-322-G912 1 VlewOfflcn 2SO I. 17tti St, C.M. 600.f & a.-.r 949•9SS-Ofl S -.COSTA 1USA WTSel 19 IJHm, EX LC>C & .coND N'f'ROX S20 AN.GROSS $3,6 M l'flfNC. ON. Y r:NltEPJN;T 949-Ml-OllOll HOMES FOR 5"lf ORM6E s. COUNTY Want to Sell your"-? ........... SAT, SUN a.alEstat. Ecltlon Cal Usallvera 949 574-4252 orARllW-., 949 574-4249 Direct 949-Ut-1 J24 ;:c;;;&a.M OftlSAT-51111-S 17SLT~ ,_..Views,· Oca,clylft.., Pmata $ttSi000 MMJs..toOO Brus jr"oteded IWffS 1 Of AalNDI U91rad. utrem pvt, 1 story Jbr. 2b• Lmda Model, end unit w/hua• wr•p·eround petoo overloolm1 11flK· tJon pond Cell for 1ppt Ah.Of'IN SAT-SllM 12-S 949444-5464 •0,.-Set/S-1-4• 2s-c...,. Rare Sea Island 3Br 3B1 end unit with e view loollm1 out lo Siinature Hole 117. $875,000 ()( lene1t$4500 --:.~ ... ~· A Tr..,tc.t , ....... 28r 28 •, wood firs, fp, trench doors, recasod lilhtlnt'. blc scr11n lv, ap1cious kit. $199.500/ obo. Mary Wood, qt 949-584·5811. 717-9816 w ..... .., .... a....38r 281 W/\oftly a., Yi.w. Cit*' ftoorplan, lots of Wlfldows. apecloln kit, lndds W/O, $180,000 Miry Wood, 11Ct 94!MM- 5811, 717-981' • How .to Place A . CLASSIFiE AD ( By Phone . (949) 642-5678 By Mail/In Per son: 330 West Bay StfCCl C05ta Mesa.. CA rum · . PolicY. . . . Rarea and deadlines an sobject co Change wuhout nouce. The publisher reserves the right to c:eo90r. reclassify, revise or rejecl any clusificd advertisement. Please report any error that nuy be i.ri your classified ad immediately. The l>aily Ptl()( accepts no habality for any error in an advertisemeoJ for wtuch it may · be responsible except for the cost or the space actDally occupied by 'me error. Credit can only be allowed fo.r the first inJCftioo. By Fax (949) 631-6594 ""'-... """_ IMplac.....,_. "' .... ,.. ......... pnce.-.) Al Newport Blvd. & Bay SL Hours: -----Deadlines------., A M ....... c .... , .. c_ Crest custom home estate with canyon· and ocHn views. Coastllne RHlty 949• 759·0177 San Clemlntl 31w 2.si.. ...... with loft, hdwd fin. yerd, 2 c atlech pr $549,000 Atf J.i... feoTOW Cell 949-122-G9J2 Dlrec1949-Jlt-1124 RESORT/ VAC'.AllON PROPERTY FOR SALE Olhet ResolWICltlon Propelty 5970 •Conveniently located w:tlkina distance to the w-stw"'r~µtts Ills.. v...., ........ Enjoy views of lhe mountain from lhos 4br 4 !>batti home Open ftoorplan ideal f01 en lerlam1nc contact Steve Riccabona 949·300·6366 TlmeShlrn 5975 for Sele by owne1' Oesert time share I week all amemtoes only S500 fuU rice (949) 493-0379 MISCE.UMEOUS RElfTALS Rental To Shire 6030 Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk.· In 8:30:un· S :00pm Monday-Pnday WHlt'lfSl IT? North-South vulnerable. Sooth deals. NORTH •AQ2 42 OJ s • K 109114 WEST •6 . K Q 1&9 S 3 K74 •Q6S SOI ITH • K J 10 A76 A 10911 • A32 'The b1ddon1t: 1-:Al>I •987543 J 8 6J2 •J7 SOln H WES r !\ORTII t:A.\, IITT l JVI' l'ass Pa!ioS p,... Opening k'.ad. Queen of - Sooth, dcd&ltr u1 three no crump. had ·a choice of •uits 10 ckvclop. Wha1 J)n'lim.tnruy steps a.re necc\\llf}' and which sull 'hould declarer 1;id le! Not.c Nonh'\ iump 10 three no rrump "'1thout a \lopper on lhc: enemy sun. Pannc:r "expected IO have that fof lhc: opening hid of one no trump. and North has strength m rcscrvr 10 conlJ'aet f0< game after 1he ovcn:all. Wes1·~ lead of lhc qllCCn of hcam Corona del Mar '' conventional, :i-l1ng p.llUlCr 10 unblock the j'ack holding 1lu11 rnrd Ea.,t duly ob igcd and 1k.-clarcr cor rcctly held up lhc ace until the third round or the •011. d1~nhng J \padc from dummy. With only \C~tn fJM tm k' avw !able • .i.nd un;ihlc to \um:n tier the lead 10 We,1. ~ huw w uld c.1c~cl0p the net'ded rwo fmm cllhcr minor wtu..-h ~kl South l h<.llN! 10 w.:l..lc" Only an 1ncumblc opum1\l would talcc lhc dwnonJ fini: ... 'IC 111 ltgl11 <•I We~i·s ovcn:all. 'Tlie duh \Ull "cer· 1111n lo produ.;e the nccc'-.w-y lnl k' a.' lontt a~ Wc<;1 doe~ not hold holh nu"- '"!: honor.., Al tncl four. tkdarcr \hould lead a low cluh dlld. "'hc:n We,1 tollow' loW', m-.en lhc: c1gh1 Ea'l l.UI wm lht' tnd; with the Ja..·l. but l allnot It.um dcclarcr. A~ long ii.\ dut>-. arc '·~. dcdarcr ha.~ rune Jnck.~. If l:: . .is1 tu~ four dubs 10 the queen-.)ltCt... cleclurcr will lenm of the break urly enough cu play Ea.-t for lhc: kmg of dwmonds. What tf West produce~ the queen of dub:. on !hr (ITSI lead of lhc: Mui'! Soulh \hould win ·lhe king and con- unuc w11h a dub LO lhc llLC If onl) low cards appear. ded.i.rcr mu~ gucM lhc ~11ua1ton. We "'ould conunuc with our origlllll plwi of pl.iymg for 'Piil dub honor. and lc..ct a Ihm! round of dubs r.tlhcr lhan ll.i11k ,on the dillmood fine~. NB Cotta11e 2br 2ba, I btk to bay yard f p pdbl & manna Avail now $650/mo (949) 673 6565 3 .... 2SQ, "-· Cenyon NlfWestchll aru, IBr & ocean • .,'°" Open Hse !Ba avail 1mmed Sat~SIMJ, 15.409~ S650/mo +1/~ ull~. pool, Circle 949·723-1 SOt . lndry lac 949 631 4349 CVfe 21,. I lo, S.. ef NP8 Sm Br, $400+-l/3 "" 'CH. Fplc, laundry, fria. r.\if, pool,~ w/d. 11/vrW balcony. no/smk/peh pel. avilil rr/N, rw IY'I~ fwy, $1500/mo 949 67!> 5837 be8dl ,_ny 949-548-7SIB Hke • the So ol Lt tiw 21Mo A,tt. View OaysJC!e nnr budge. 2c Near EastBlulf & CdM prkc S2100m Ed, v., det1 HS, avail now. S625mo Bossch, Bllr 949 650 0943 ut1ls incl (949) 644 9124 3• Ho.M, End unit. BJ~ prof male~ den. kv rm w/f'p patoo/ sama to sNI• 4br hse ea l•den, r9'eued hcflllna. roomat. has 28r IBa. •Int cwamlc tile, betbor, new loci $9!i()m 949-675-&l'.)6 windows, w/d. share 1er. Roema tar RIRt 6040 $3000rno. 714 993·2561 IAYflONT ON LIOO P[NINSIJLA NEW 21r 21e COTIAGES Private Beach. Pool and Spa. Wal~ to Ocean, Shops and Reslaur ants lease 6/mo 2 yr • Boat Slip Ao1l•ble 710UD'C>,AatCDI. 949 673 6030 01 949 723 !>830 N' Hf'I 2br 2ba, 111 den apt, upstairs, car. ut1I paid, lr111 $1650 949 642· 1146 ·949 722 1132 hi ocean & bay view condo, lbr w/pvt pabo, 11led resor I hles1yle. yearly. $1700m Oav1d Pnnce, ail 949-718-1520 2i,.. / 11Mo, 2iW/i\e yrly renlll, on the Belboa Peninsula Act $1500- S1800 949-293 4630 lfttllilff 2tr, 21e, + deft, 1!>20sf. 2 car aar, on areenbelt community w/pool Avri now SI 95G'n Sm pets welcome Will show be'-! 8-~Xl M..f H._ Soutt. Cocnt l"loio Jbr 2ba I t car new carpet & Appl~ Sl550-+ dep 949 246 7426 VArATION RENTALS .1 .. d1on w.11./si..rt T-, l wk 7 30005f. prlll1te C C on eolf course. Mtn vu's 949 28J.!i059 (Jill hcllT1e w/pvl enlra1ce, Colla Mm pvt m\lbl, Wiii II doi!ltb, dlln bn. "9dl.ad rent far • ~ 9&7Zl-Mf> •C .. ._H_l...w.r Loollint for -2 room1tes to shire 68r 7B1 new home, Newport Helchls. mo-mo, pror1 male 01 fem. S1200m lnclds ulls. Krysl• 949-764..000 I Nl/Oc-vi-rooms, Oce1ntront122nd. pvt rm. unlurn, shire ba, ulls pd, n/smk1. -•tch enetle, tndrr, 1 block to Newport Poer $665/mo C.ll S.m 1t 949 218- 7905 (between 9e·5t:) RESIDENTIAL RENTALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY llr, u,.t.lr• $1095mo Belcony. BBQ, l1undty, clean, no pela. lease. Call Brian JL0.466-7960 .......... ~ l.!ibe. wcl. pr, no '* _. trQn Od-IS hv ri1 .b11 mlV mo. net 9&8!>1.sJ& .. 4+2 house, pr, w/d, ta patio, fUOI, winter. suptt clun 114-Mulne. $2900/mo. t&m-1171 • lltll• Belboa Is. ll•yfronl. 4br fbl +• fmrm, 2 C llf, crt YU, lots of p1llo. yr ly S6500mo • GrHI Little Is loc 2br, upper w/sunroof, yrly Anll now. $1800mo. l•H v-., ~3-4082 ..llllllPr I t 11 IASTStol t.er,. 1 llr, S950mo new betht oom & l11tchen, park ltllt Milin&. no pets 949-631 8427 e llr"• tr-$t7S/-e 21r"•, $1100/- In lovely pted comm near Trl·Squere, frla. 1er/ storaae. Klein Mn&t p;77 • 704·8649 x 9200 EAST SIDE uostaors unit. 21>< lb•. c•r laundry. 169 Walnut, Sll50/mo. Mansel• 71 4 662 3111 714.540 3666 O•l•t h 14e 21r 11h8a, twnhm style apt Remod. walk·•n storaee. nlpeb $127'5m yr be 9'$-64<! 1073 i., 21w 11Mo, Sl300/mo. Tobi Remodel alt 1111, sm yrd w/paho. w/d hkups. 424 Hamilton St 949-646-8420. 500-326!> IASntOI 2Br hs.e fncd yard. W/O hkups. OW. bullt·ln r anat/oven. le etl'd aer Water/truh paid-(2) Avail $1400/ mo.-$500 dep.$250 pet deposit. 714·545·0442 •IA.ST SIOh Really nice newly remod 2br lb• house, r1re1•. yard. $1500/mo 949-646 4316 Mr ledl a.y, all remod ~r 1.58• condo, 2c aar, tp, wd·hllups, no pets. $1S50/mo. 949-548·8384 .... tMtwn. ..... eel fp. 2 c pr, pabo, ~ wcl. nu~com~ $1150~71Dl • EAST stOI • 31>< Jba, trlpMx, 2 sk>fy. dee.II, ~· 2 car att.tch cer ~mo. 80().278-1887 ter, th, Vety apeciolls oceen lfOflt Apt, hHt1.d pool, Pfknc, w .. to tcnm S2200/ritO 94MM·IOl3 Sllert T-'--28r .-1 .. ,i. 11v11 dulcner f11rnisMd sptct.culer 180• ocun wiew home. Aull u11tll 4/30/03 714-434 u .. ............ Hr 2.Sle .... •a•• Gell ,_... views, rvt 1oc.. St200 I -· .... t49-7St -J729 .. .... 2!ir 2lle Im. limn. Ip, hdwd ~.pr, yd. SZBl. 2h lbe IPI Ip, llilws. remod. $Ull0 9&642·54118 .. """" 4br 2..51». .... to bdJ. oomm ~ New ~wd ~. 2llDd 2 c pr, S2fm 9&722~146 ~ 3+2 home, v-. 2nd from sand, 2c pr. buubllAy fl.-n $2900,' W11t•~~l7& YIAltlY 111'1'.AlS •Bayfront 18r. SJOOO. e 18r, SllOO • 18r Ocunfront Sl250 •381 2.58•. S2.400. ASSOOATlO IEAln 949-673-3'61 TIOVAll 3br 2 5be i>09ular fir plan, up- sl1iu, ilnCle level, act S3000 949-293-4630 1 b11 to bdl Open SI.II l .J S001 --,_ ..... 4llr :ta. pt, II nu S3im •La 4br 2b&. II nu S2SX) llllnty be 9&646-7931 .. c-.-'-. l!iliilli. 2Bt pratiw ...... CXl"19 nunlle111hcdl COllrlil.. l3l!iCXVltlO. ICt. ~ 0.11 9&71.&-lSOO IH•tlf•l 4Br 2.51• h~• w/f•m rm. Ire lot. c11t·•·1ac: loutlon, neM CdM H.S. 11t. 94~4· 6l0l '3700/mo . ocl tv .1 Ot1 tlll sanes, 4k 2ba yrly r111t ... •ew ~. -Pllnt. Ill $3800 949-29J-4'JO .l.Al(I A .. 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'97 2soo v-_AID __ -:--:-~::--=-= IMW '9SS2SI White on H tra clean tan mterior, aulo, 8611 ml full owr alloys Ot084 $13,9~0 IMW '91U 6 cyl black on clean ten lthr. 5611 m• ttus is • beeuty• 1tto00 $11,910 IMW 'tll3 N .. ~'96 MDlll .... S.4-. Bl.c~ with Tan llhr. only 67k mile$ •1•272 $10,910 IMW '91 3 1SI Sedan One owner au· to sunroof, full poww 1113441 $U ,910 IMW '97 Jiii c..., lmmaculata conve1 t able w/only 4!* m1 #18568 $18,980 Leirvs '97 15300 This ts a GREAT buy' F ulty toededl •185M $16.980 MIZ 'tlMLSto Sport Uhl silver w/11 •Y lthr 481. m1 •18490 S23,980 MIZ C210 'H Sed1n. white w/cray IUv, 6 cyl, 72k ml 1185112 Sl4,980 hnch911T_,. C.pe 'IO Th11111 lflfY r•• fond! 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