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Home My WebLink About2002-11-07 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot•' EVOTE 2002 FINAL RESULTS · U.S. REPRESENTATIVE 4ettl CongiwlcMMll Di9bict -"'-~-*'II Dena Rotinlbedwr .......................... M % Gerrie Sctilpske ............................... 32% Keith Gann ·····-·--· ... ··-·--········ 3.9"' 48dl ~District •1a1•1--... Chris Cox -·-····-·····-·····-······-.. ·-··· 88% John Graham ................................... 29% Joe Midiael Cobb ............................. 3% STATE ASSOEI Y llttt AIMl'T1hly °'9trict ,,. al,,.~ <-""II KM'I Maddox ..................................... 1115% Al Snook ............................................ 30% Doug Scribner ................................... 5% 10th AIMmbty District CllalCll---John Campbell ................ -............. 68% John Kane .................•..... -.............. 31% Paul Studler ........................................ 3% MEASUREC Sll al Sll I><**"* -"'II ...... : .................................................... 96% No ........................................................ 35% COSTA MESA aTY COUNC&. IJalSI_,..~ G.,y Monehen -····--·················-· 31% Linda Dixon ................. ----··········· 20% Allen Men900f ................................. 22% Bill Perkins ······················-··-·-······· 10% Katrina Foley _ ............................... 15% NEWPORT BEACH crrv COUNCI. DilCric:t 1 .. of .. precjndo -ing Tod Ridgeway ............................ .. 56% Medelene Arak.elian ····-······-····· 33% Marianne Zippi .... ...... ............. 11 % DilCric:t 3 ~.~~~~···-··················· 48"' Don~ ·-···· .......................... ··-5'% Olmkt4 MalM...-....~ ~T~··:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ Ron Winship ··-··············-····-············ 7% Olmktl Dk*~~-·-·-·····---+ Bernie Svalstad -·······-··-··-···--42% l.:aure Dietz ........................................ 12'% NEWPORT-MESA lN=1ED SCHOOl DeSTRICT 1NltlMANe4 11lal111 .......... ~ 8-te Stoll.et ·--············· ......... 88% Ed ~ -·--··-·········-· .................... 17% Ron Wirwhip --·---·····-········ .. -· 15% Tn-..AN95 111o1111...----Jvdtt ft'anc:o ...................................... 70% Shelby Cove ..................................... 30% "ltuRM ANe 7 ~-~ .. -·-·-··-· .47% Ton\ ···-·····---·----·····-· S34Xt COSTA MESA SMlfMY DtsmcT .. al .. pr9Cinda -""II -""-Artene Sc:h8'lr ••-•••••n•••-•••-•-•-•-20% Chudt Perry ................. _.. ................ 14% Tom Dethlefsen ............................... 10% Greg Woodllde ............................... 15% Den~···-············--···· 11% Rk:Nrd Culbefuon .... ·-·--··-· 1.3% Louis Smith ___ .... _ ................... 4.8"' Doug Sc-ribner -···· .. ····--···· ........ 5.34lr. . Pauf'Stromberg ............................... 7.5% Jim Fisler ·---·············-··· ................ 5% 1MNE RANCH WAltR DISTRICT ll'lal 11'1~ ~ ---Brten Bt9dy ................... _ ................ 41% Vince Mull ... _ ...................... -............ 2'% Steve Moore -.............. ---·····-··--5% George Komievsky ........ ·--··-2.A% David Jennings ------·· 2.1'% Jack Wu -·-····-·-·· ......................... """' Stephen Sanchez ........................... 4.1'% ,.., SWWI ·-·-·--······-· .. ··-··-········ 31% MESA COfCSOt.DATED WAmt DeSlllCT DMllottS Dal2l.,..._~ Miii ~ ·----·--········ 72% David Schne«ter ·-----·-28% IUICIW. WAlBt DISTRICT Of ORMGE C<UfTY DMllottl _°'_,...._._..... -.,.a..-------77% Ron W\nehlp ----·-----7% Reginal lMtther ···-· ...... ·---··-11% OUNGE CCUfTY '1JA1Ut oes.. mer -~.-- 171ol171 ........ _... Ctwll Henil1gt0n -··-·-·---I.ft Seu! HlnctwNn ----21% Jeme9 ller°"9 '~ ...... c... °"' ~O'MI· ---·-"' ~ ... --···------1.ft Sklnev Seoll9I --·-· 4.ft =..""r·--·--1.1% ............ .......,. .... ._. ~·-""' Edwerd llenllv!Ne ·--·-·~---IA HMltler9omerl-.. --.. ~ [)Md.,.. ___ ,..... ....... c.Mft _......_ ,,n !lma!hY .Johneon ~-·-IA% r .. Drennen ·--··---~ • .. • •• Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 :rHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2002 DON LEACH/DAILY PILOT Wrtti grass-roots support, first-time candidate Alan Mansoor won a surprise seat on the Costa Mesa City Council in Tuesday, beating out Mayor Linda Dixon . Grass-roots efforts win seat Costa Mesa city councilman-elect Alan Man~oor raised the least a mount of money, but he had plenty of volunteers, called 'improvers,' stumping for him. Lofft• H•rper Daily P~ot COSTA MPSA -A remarkable elec- uoo resulted in a classic City Council Cinderella story Tuesday. Allan Mansoor, who had never run for office or held an elected position, unseated seasoned Mayor Linda Dixon, gathering 502 more votes than the incumbent to win a seat..with 6,965 votes. compared to Dixon's 6.463. Mansoor will join Councilman Gary Monahan, who was the top vote-gener with 9,805, or 31 %. on the dais in De· cember . Man.soor and Dixon garnered 22% and 20%, respectively, 6.naJ election re· sults showed Wednesday. "It was like David and Goliath." Man.soor said Wednesday. ·r was the out.sider and a longshot yet I won over the lncumbent mayor. I attribute ii to all the grass-roots support. - That grass-roots support was pro- vided by dozens of volunteers who la- beled themselves "improvers" and helped Mansoor crusade. He raised the least money of the five candidates, but the priceless manpower fueled his campaign. Many of those who cam- paigned on behalf of Mansoor were those responsible for Councilman Duis Steel's decisive win in 2000. F.ric Bever. a Westside resident, was one of the many who took 10 the streets to helped both S1eel and Man- soor get elected. He walked precincts, helped deliver mailers. put up signs and spread the word. "We did it again," Bever said of he and his fellow improvers. "And we'll do See SEAT, Pa1eA7 Egan brings promise of a moderate voice Supporters hope the only school board candidate to unseat an incumbent will be less 'extreme' than Leece. Deirdre Newman Da1lyP1lot Tom Egan may not have stepped up 10 the plate on his own, but with the support of his fans. he rounded the bases and beat Wendy Leece on Tues· day in the only upset of a Newport- Mesa Unified School Board incum· bent. The Westside resident's supponers said they expect his election to bnng a more moderate voice to the board and increac;e the trustees' producuv- ity. · ·"I ·think Tom's a good choice." said Cyndie Borcoman. Newport Beach resident. "I Jes a conservative person that will reflect on all the issues. Wendy abo said that. but she's a lot more extreme." Egan received 53% of the vote. Leece 48%. The morning after his vie· tory, Egan said that he's ready to put his problem-sotving skills to work on complex challenges facing the district -;uch the state's budget woes. "They're going to try to balance the See EGAN, Pa1e A9 Nichols is the sole victory for Greenlight slate Victory in Corona del Mar doubles the slow-growth movement's presence on the council , but whethe r Nichols and Heffernan will work together is unclear. June Cu•1rand• Daily Pilot NEWPORT B.P.AQ-1 -Despite losing in three races, Greenlight enjoyed a significant victory in Tuesday's election as the slow-growth movement will now have two representatives on the City Council Jolning John Heffernan on the dais will be District 6 winner Did Nichols, the Greenlight candidate who defeated Bernie Svalstad Yet 'the Greenlight dynamic of the next council remains to be seen. Hef- fernan and Nichols are barely ac- quainted. Uke Heffernan, Nichols Is loosely affiliated with the slow-growth movement. running on a platform of Greenlight's main principles. "I'm looking forwanl to seeing how THE BEtt CURVE What an extraordinary odyssey over 4 decades • he will vole and what that will mean for the cotincil," said Heffernan, whose status for two years as the only Green- Ughter and a distinct outsider has in the past pushed him to the point of announcing he would quit the council "I'm not aligned with any one per· son on any specific issue, so I will be making my decisions on an issue-by· issue basis," Nichols said. "ln general. I think his ideas and mine are close. so I think we would be in agreement much of the time.· Though Nidlols was the only member of the Q-eenlight slate to win a seat on Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: MW.~com WEATHER ~ SPORTS the council, Allan Beek. was the ~ vote-getter on the sla!e. 1be District 3 candidate received 9.995 votes to Nich- ols' 9,853. But within his district. Beek took a back seat to Don Webbs 11 sn. Nichols and Webb will be the two new faces on the council begin.ning sometime next month; the city clert's office has not yet set the date for swearing in the new council members and selecting a new mayor. Incum- bents Tod Ridgeway and Gary Adams. who defeated Greenllght candidates See NICHOLS, Pac• A7 Hoag hits $50-million funding goal J.MCasaarande Olit/Pitot NEWPORT BEACH -1be $50-- mUlion flmd-ndling goel dW once eeenaed a ~ vcy o« ii now his- toiy fOt' Hots lbpltaL tto.a ·~.,_ on Wedneldly lllftOUnC9d tbll ..., bad met their~.....,.. millt rw ClWb hidona .. .. Dl!!I( womm\ ,. ..... -lbe ....... ::=.~~~ '*1"' Hoei*al Nl.-.md ... Wll • Al tlanct.y, ...... 7, 2002 THE POIJTICAJ. LANDSCAPE .Glowillg .ia their ¥ictories Paul Clinton • · DaityPHot Federal and state candidates toa.sted their victories In different ways Tuesday evening and Wednesday. .. Basking in the glow of a nearly 27 ·point victory, Rep. 0.... RQbrabacher tmjoyed a Uverwursfsandwich an'd cup of llma bean soup at Jerry's Deli, across from South Coast Plaza. on Wednesday. Rohrabacher said he spent a quiet afternoon with wife Rhonda reading the newspaper coverage of the nation's races. After handsh~ng his way through a string of conference rooms and suites at The Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Beach on Tuesday evening, Rep. OuU Cox joined longtime friend Gary Mendor.a. an Insurance commissioner runner-up, at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles. Cox, who beal Democrat John Graham by n early 40 points, served as the campalgn ch airman for Mendoza, who lost to incumbent Democrat John Garamendl. The two men worked for law firm Latham & Watkins in the 1980s. After digesting the eve~g's election returns, Assemblyman John CUnpbell popped the cork on a bottle of champagne he had on ice waJtlng in the car. . Costa Mesa's new assemblyman, ICen Meddox. chose a lower-key celebration, spending dme'with Wile er,.tal. "I just .spent some quality time with my wife," Maddox said. • IN A PATRIOTIC MOOD After facing no opponent In his race for reelection, Supervisor Jim Sliva was able to enjoy a relatively pressure-free election night. Silva had gained his seat in the March 5 primary. . Wrapping up a low-key Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday morning, Silva buzzed back to his Santa Ana offices and then moved on to Republican campaign central later during the evening. Silva joined the party at The Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Beach and was spotted talking to a group of teenagers about public life and what motivates him to continue representing voters in Newport-Mesa, Huntington Beach and several other outlying cities. "You have to have a good feeling ln h ere," Silva said, pointing to bis chest, "about the country you live J.n." RED-FACED TOWMQ WAR 1be Green Patty of'Orapgt! Cpunty again held it$weekly antiwar demonsttatlon at South Coast Plaza on Friday. From 6 to 7 p.nl., Green memben P(O~ested the "Israeli occupadon of Palestine and for global peace,• accoidlng to their Web site. The demonstration wu held at the corner of Anton Boulevard and Bristol Street. Green gubernatorial candidate Peter Camejo put in a respectable showing during Tuesday's race for the state's top elected post. Cahlejo finished a distant third to Gov. Gray Davia, the Democratlc winner, and Republican businessman BW Simon, but he secured 5.1 % of the vote, a modest accomplishment, to be sure. Costa Mesa resident Kerry Mullins, one of 29 members of lbe party's county bo~. helped organize the rally. A COMFORTABLE LEAD SEAN HIU.£R I OAll..Y PILOT Gary Monahan, center, ce lebrates his lead in the Costa Mesa City Council race with employees Rebecca Schlegel, left, and Shelly Sieh, and guest Cathrine Holyoak at his Costa Mesa restaur~nt, Skosh Monahan's, Tuesday night. ·POLITICAL CALENDAR NOVEMBER . ~Y: Newport Harbor Republican Women host 'Bn election wt'llJH.IP at 11:30 e.m. et the Bahia Corinthlen Yed\t Oub. The guest llp98ker wiN be Auemblyman John Campbell. Bahia Corinthian Yedlt Club on Bayside Drive. The focus will be on the el'ec11on, end the breakfHt will feature polltical .clence professor Barbara Stone and S.J. Cahn, managing editor of the Piiot. from 1 to 3 p.m. at the lrvfne Water Randi District Oudt Oub, locet.d on RlperJan Way b9twMn Culver and Jernbcne In Irvine. lnfonnetlon; (!MB) 733-3439' Information: (949) 759-3086 . 11: Republlcen Party of Or9flge County Central Commltlee general meeting at 7 p.m. at the South Cout Pleza Westin Hotel, 688 Anton Blvd., Coata Mesa. Admlalon la free, and all Republk:ens are welcome. (714) 566-8555 JANUARY 13: Orange County Y.oung Republlcana' monthly mfmberahlp meeting at 7 p.m. et the Comer Office Restaurant In Coate Meaa. Information: (949) 476-6669 11t Princlplea over Politics meeta for Its November breakfast et 8:30 e.m. at the 2A: The Newport Bay Area DemocratiC Club holda • pot ludt holiday celebration 20: Republk:en l'9fty of Or-. County Centnl Committee....,.,.. mMdng .. 7 p.m. 8t the Souitt Coat fllllle WMtif'I Hotel, •Anton &hid., C09ll ~. Adm'9lion i. free, end Ill ~n• are \1ti'91come. (714) ~ Daily A Pilot VOL. M , NO. 311 THOMAS H. JOHNSON. Publisher TONY OOOEAO, Editor Jtlf1't OETTWO, Advertiling Director LANA JOHNSON, Promotlone Director EDmNOSTAff 8.J.Cehn, Managing Editor (IM8)57.M233 .rewn.mhn• l«Jfrw.t:Om ............. Cit( Editor , .. ,~ ;.m..me1tw•,.,,_oom ..... c.lloft. 9porll !dllot .. PMm ,...,,...,,,~ .............. ,.....Edllot .. PMm ..,.,,,..,.,..,.,.()Om Ji>MJ.~. 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The Times Orange County (800) 252-91'1 Ad\itei'tiall19 a •Id (9'91 842-5678 °"'*"(Ml) M2...:)21 EdlDIW Hewe 19491842-5(18() lpolta (tM81&7~ Hewe,_ (Mll--..170 .......... , ... , 81()..()170 f.IMI: • pllot•l.rl,,,.com ... a.. 9uallilw 0...(MI "'2~1 • llr 111 ,_ CMll 831-7128 l, j POl mCS ASIDE ~ ~No mandates from this election T uesdary's elecdon . results, in a nutshell, appear to say something along these lines: ' · In New{>ort Beach, while voters cleady want growth slowed and controlled. development is not the only Issue they care about There is no pt mandate for ,c:hange In In Co$ta Mesa. the success wu evident, though the methods a bit controYemlal. In the final hours qf the election, the AilpQrt wOtting Group Political Action Committee launched a tough anti-Dixon phone campaign that, S~J. CAHN according to people the d~ with only one Greenlight·backed candidate, Dick Nk:bola, ,gaining a close victory over his opponent And that victory, it should be noted, was in a thrt.e-persoo race; It is possible that without Laura Dietz running, business-backed Bernie 9nlstad might have triumphed. Also casting a pall over the Greenlight forces. it would certainly seem. Is All8n 8eek'I loss to Don Webb. A victory by Beek. the most legitimate ~Greenlighter" and the only one of the four endorsed candidales who was a true insider, would have sent the 16Udest message that voters want.ad a Greenlight perspective on the council It didn't happen. ln Costa Mesa, the Mimprovement" movement chat was behind Chrta Steel's election rwo years ago has proved its staying power by helping get Allan Mantoor elected. No doubt there was again some "bullet" voting by those behind Mansoor, who chose only him. But the city's newest councilman was lilcely helped as much by Mayor Unda otxon and Planning Commission Outirwoman ICatrlna Foley's vote splitting. Olange seems inevitable. with Steel and Mansoor intent on d osing the job center and taking a tougher look at how charities in Costa Mesa operate. Councilman Gary Monahan. who was the top vote-getter Tuesday, is now the logical choice to be the city's next mayor. lf so. it will fall to him 10 manage what could be a dMded. unfriendly council. · And the school board lo~ of Wendy Leec:le will result in two changes: fewer interesting newspaper headlines and a board tha1 is in near loclc-step. Leece continually argued that unanimity would not be a strength for the district. The community now will find 001 If she was righ1. as new trustee Tum F.gan joins the team. A "11.XED NIGHT FOR THE AIRPORT WORKJNG GROUP Would anyone have taken a bet that the Airport Working Group would come out of Tuesday's elect.ion with a clear victory in Costa Mesa and a loss in Newpon Beach? F'll'St, the defeat in Newport Beach: Rlc::k 1llytor'I [ailure to get elected. Taylor, a longtime Airpon Working Group activist, ran as the FJ Toro and John Wayne Airport expert against incumbent Gary Admna.. But. despite a slew of letters to the Pilot about the issue, his expertise did not ring loudly enough with voters. who received the call, said MOefeat Unda Dixon," cla1med she opposed the El Toro airport and mentioned the fllgtits over the Westside and Mesa Verde that have I.Bed residents in the past months, tying them by implication to the mayor. Coming right at the end of the campaign, there was no way for Dixon to respond. Dirty politics or smart campaigning'? It's a thin line between them. The calls did explain what at first looked to be a goof on the part of the working group. The group's political actJon committee on Oct. 31 sent out an endorsement of three Costa Mesa candidates, Monahan, Mansoor and Planning Commissioner BID Patdna. though there were only two seats available. As committee member Aaron Elders said, that was more an uun·endorsement" of Dixon than a show of support for the trio. The phone calls were just the nail in the coffin. A win by any name Newport's Ron Wlndllp has 1he dubious distinction of losing three separate races on Tuesday. In his an empt at the Newpon ·Mesa Unified School District seat won by Incumbent Serene Stokel, Winship pulled in 5,288 votes. In his race for the District 4 seat on the Newport Beach City Council won by Adams, he got 1,537 votes. And. running for the Municipal Water District of Orange County Division 5 seat. he received 4,184 while losing 10 Wayne aartt.. In all -not figuring cross·over votes into the mix - Winship pulled 11.009 votes. Unfortunately for the local firebrand, even that wouldn't have been enough to bring him a single victory. llis closest contest wo uld have been the Newport council race. Adams took in 11 ,454, which would have made for a nall-biler rar closer than what Adams ended up facing. From there, though, the races gel bleak. ln the school district race. with a larger pool of voters. he would have had to more than double his returns, with Stokes collecting 24.045 In her victory. And Winsh ip would've been 1rounced by Oark, who received 41, I 57 in the wate r district contest. There's always next time for WinshJp, though. And plenty of races from which to choose. • S.J . CAHN ls the meneglng editor. He can be reached 81 19491 574 4233 or by e-meil 81 steven.cahn@latlm ... com. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST Whether early or late, drivers should be careful today. Are11 Of dense fog Will be found earty and rein may fall this evening. Motori1t1 should be mlndfuC that since It'• one of the first ntlna Of the ... son. a lot of excea oil Will make roada even more hazardous. Hlgha will stay In the eo. today. l...oW8 will drop Into the lower 60a. Expect, rain Friday. lnfonMtlon: WWW.nw&.OON.gov BOATING FORECAST The eoutheliy wfnda wfll blow 5 to 15 knoca In the Inner Mtiarl tNa eftemoon before buMding to 10 to 20 lcnoca, with 2· to J..fooc WllWI end. wect Mell of 7 to 10 fMt. Out""'*·.,. . . ~----~ 11to21~,wW-12·to~ W9WI end. nontlfJ91t IWlll of 7to1011noe9. The ..... build to 13 to 18 knot• tonight. SURF TIDES .,.... 10:02a.m. 1·21p.in. 12:0lt.m. 4:24a.m. L ........ .............. -0.11•• U11111Nlh 2. ...... WATER TEMl'IMTllll • • . .A time of reflection, prayer begins Have Fun This Holiday Season! Book Your Company Or Family Party At Ramadan began \Vednesday.For30 days, Muslims will fast and pray during daylight hours. 0Hpl Bh1r1th Daily Pilot NEWPoRT-MESA -Fasting bonds them together. Lt makes them stronger. MWlons of Muslims all over the world began observing Ramadan Wednesday morning. For about 30 days, they will refrain from eat· ing and drinking starting one and BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Study shows laughing decreases stress I .aoghing does the body good was the conclusion of a recent UC Irvine CoUege of Medicine study. . TI1c study fo und that even looking forward to a funny event increasing endorphins and de- creases detrimental stress hor· mones. "This has profound implica- tions for complementary treat- ment of disease and for main· taining a person's wellness." said Lee Berk. assii.tant professor of family medicine and researcher at the Susan Samueli Center for Complementary and Ahemative Medicine. A positive attitude and h umorous events can help com· bat the negative health effects of scress, he said. Berk has demonstrated that CALL US ... . -. '() 1\0(1 \ Rabbitt Insurance Agency AUTO • HOMEOWNERS • llEALTH ."'4b1liry Smu 1957 ~ I'd ~ S>.)_, 949-631-77 40 4-41 ow Nrwport 8hd. • Nnrpori fk.da (Neu ~ Ho.piail) a half houri before sunrise and break their fast at IUDlet. It 1s a ti.roe of re1lecdon. prayer and puriftcalion • ..id Imam Mo&- tafa Qezwini al the Jslamic .Edu· cational Center of~ County. "Ramadan is a month oC ~ tense devotfon. • he said. "lt offers ua opportunities to deepen and ren~ OW' faith. It'• also a time we regenerate our splrlt and pmctlce self restraint." The act of fasting ~ Mus- lims together. Qazwtni said. But in the post-Sept. 11 era, it Is very important for ~ to estab- lish good relations with their fel · low human~ he said. "lbat's my ~ to our something as simple as Watching a humorous video may be the solution to lowering stress and fighting disease. Thisstudy~mgnificantforthe ongoing research on the relation· ship between mood, behavior and the prevention of disease. Students awarded for art, essays on peace. The Newport Beach Public Library's "Peace Through Understanding" art and essay contest judges awarded four middle and high school stu- dents with SIOO savings bonds. Florencia ICrochlJc, a Corona del Mar High junior, and Lau- ren Zaslav a Carden Hall eighth-grader were selected from among 27 essay writers. Judges were from the Newport Beach Public Library Founda· lion. Nikki Fox. a Sage Hill !iigh School ninth-grader, and Lau· ren MiJler. an Ensign Middle School eighth-grader, won for eoromunity," the Imam said. "We need to educ.ate others about what fslam really 1' and remove the oegativerstereotypes. • LocaJ MWJims congregate at the Costa Mesa mosque every night during the month of Rama~ dan to pray and read a chapter a day from their hoty book, the Ko-ran. . · One of the nights during the month that is $gnil1cant is Lai.lat al Qadr, which falls on Wednes- day, Nov. 27, this year. "We believe that was the day the Koran was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad.• Qazwi.ni said . On that ni~t. prayers-are of- their art coJJages. Members of the Newport Beach Arts Com- mission judged 41 submissions. These winners were selected for their outstanding expressions about tolerance and diversity. Artwork is on display in the Central Library's Teen Center and copies of essays are avail· able at the Teen Center desk. The Newpon Beach Central Library is at 1000 Avocado Av- enue. For information, call (949) 717-3801. Donations needed for Food and Gift Program The Costa Mesa Police De· partment is asking for dona- tions for its 17th annuaJ Food and Gift Program for needy famiJies living in the city. The goaJ is 10 provide a Ouistmas food package fo r 100 families and a gift for each chiJd 12 and younger. The department 1s asking fo r donations of money, canned food items and unwrapped new fered from sunset to daybreak the next day. Most ~ fast during the month of Ramadan. F.xcepdons are ,pregnant or musing women, travelers. old people and those who are sick. Some of them make up for' lost time when they are able to do so. Amina Inooes. a Santa Ana Heights resident. said that for her, Ramadan is "a ti.me to get closer to God.. "I try to step away from my routine life and think about my life," sbe said. ~It's a time for me to find guidance and rejuVenale physically, emotionally and spir- irually." toys before Dec. 15. These can be dropped off at the Westside Substation, at 567 W. 18th St., between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mon· day through Friday or at the main police station, at 99 Fafr Drive, between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. For more information, caJI (714) 327-7450. FOR THE RECORD A Nov. 5 article, "last- minute tricks muddy Newport election field,• incorrectly attributed an allegation that the man· ager of four coundl can- didates' campaigns was behind a fraudulent re- corded campaign mes- sage. Greenlight Com- mittee spokesman Phil Arst did not make that al- legation. Wine Bottle Picnic Tote S220 DOONEY & BOURKE SOUTH COAST PLAZA 71-i MI 'l622 CENTURY CITY 3 10.20 I l1'l'i6 866.621.7198 www.dooney.com irs ~ s..am Mer rw1 T~ ~ ~~ It's Turkey Season !!! OrrJu your fresh turkeys from our meal departmml ind t11}ofl the btsi tasting turkey from Diesld Turkey RJ/lch.. Short on Time?? E'l}oy a fully cooked HolllUy Dinner from our Seroiet Deli Kitchen. 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The dew!loPment falla 90 = ..... lhort of the dty'I requirements and In· aeaet the buOdinc demity on the 9.4-aae CMc Center Ille by needl could be met by rettiipln& the older lol. o8ldale taJd. ~~werenot conWioed the plan would aadsly ruture needL ,... .... ,,.tr.me ecddent lnwMng . lnjun.. WM~ et 5:19 p.m. Tueedey. • Columble b.tvie end Joenn 8trMt: Art auto theft wa1 repol'ted et · ' 10:44 a.m. Tuesday. • RlmON Wly: A vehicle burglary wa1 reported In the 3000 bk>dt et 7:26 a.m. Tuelday. ·~Street Trespassing was reported in the 300 bloc* at 8:29 a.m. l'uesday. ·~Awnue:A home burglary was reported in the 2100 blodc at 3:49 p.m. Tuesday. • Newport Boulevard end Vic:tDfla Str'Mt: Possession of drugs was reported at 2:22 a.m. Tuesday. • South Cout Oriw: A robbery was reported in the 1500 bloc* at 2:20 a.m. Tuesday. . • East 19th S1JWt Md Irvine Av.iue: A traffic accident involving injuries was reported at 4:45 p.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH • Ealtbluff Drive: Petty theft was reported in the 2100 blodt at 11:57 a.m. Tuesday. • MKArthur Boulev8rd end Bonite Cenyon Oriw: A hit-and-run was reported at 10:52 a.m. Tuesday. • P9rtc Crest: Battery was reported in the 100 blodc at 11 :39 a.m. Tuesday. •Sen Miguel Oriw: An auto theft was reported in the 300 blodc at 3:08 p.m. Tuesday. • Von Kannen Avenue: A commercial burglary was reported in the 4400 blodc at 11:26 a.m. Tuesday. • 28th Street end Newport Bouleverd: A traffic accident involving injuries was reported at 9:29 a.m. Tuesday. • 33rd Street end Seashont Drive: An auto theft was reported at 9:15 a.m. Tuesday. Lolb,Nerper, Dally Pilot CX>SrA MESA-Police of!icert will hive more room to wo~ In· vesdgate. stoce evidence and fight crime lhar\b to an over· whelmtng approval of1 an ex. panded headquarters Monday by ·the City Council. Without any t&cus&lon. coun· ci1 members voted 4 lo 0 to ap· prove plans for an 11,000· square-foot Police Department expansion ~t calls (or a change to the city's master plan. Coun· cilwoman Libby Cowan was late HOAG Continued from Al cover the remainder of Jhe $180· mill.ion cost to build the new 309,000-square-foot complex, in· eluding a seven-story tower that will stand •as tall as the existing IO-story tower. . The campaign to raise the money took about three years and attracted several large dona- tions, including a $5-mlllion gift from the A. Gary Anderson Family Foundation in May and a $2.5-million grant from the Ar· nold and Mabel Beckman Foun· CURVE Continued from Al and have lived around here for a long time, I was present at the birth of SCR. I attended "Tartuffe" -its first production -in a funky commercial building on the Newpon Beach waterfront. grateful for this infusion of art in an area where public displays of intellect tended to be highly suspect. In the years that followed, my family bought SCR season tickets when we could afford them and saw plays selectively when we couldn't. FULL BAR COCKTAILS MEXICAN RESTAURANT NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 296 E. 17TH ST . COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 ~~ R e&l aurant ---Established In 1962 --- gjOU/~~ ........ .J7lm .~minine .;?'fytes for all . Yhapes & . .91zes of " BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ONE DAY ONLY Jewelry Show & ~e L' Petri Design Al '"" ;,, "J,, Styk" Nov. 14• 2pm to 7pm MMt •.,,;,, inHlf 369 E. 17th St t21~ Cotta Me:sA ('49) 642·5459 to the meeting and missed the about 9". ll(XOrding to a std re· vote. port. The existinc CMc Cenrer The sizable project' proposes already exceeds the maximum renovation of 75~ or the eDstiog floor area atandarda by 281Jf,, and police facWty, includin8 a &eill· the additional 11 ,000 square feet mJc u~e. ooostruction of an woUld stay conai8tent wlJh that additional single-story building. nonconfon!1fty, the "'J)Ort states. a new parking Jot an<l changes In Planners also • juatUled the landscaping. paiking by pointing out that The expansion , project will most of the employees at the make room for additional office new bu:lkling already work for 'space, storage and a new·eDlM· the city and park. In ~ existing gency operations center: Qftidals . lot While the plan falls short' of have placed a. high priority oo the required number or spaces the project, given tbat the cunent for a building of its size1 It would facility, built in the mid 1960s. inc.rease by 28 the nwnber of bas been overcrowded for years. parldng spaces. Further parking dation in ~ruary. The money came from group and private donations. as well as events such as the hospital's annual Christ· mas Carroll Ball, its "Stag Shoot .. event and the annual Tushiba Senior Oassic GolfTuumamenL HWe're very grateful," said Ron- ald Guziak. executive director of the Hoag Hospital Foundation, which ls Hoag's fund-raising arm. HPeopJe believe in our hos- pital and believe we're serving not onJy their health, but im· proving the health of the com· munJty as a whole.• • The women's pavilion, sched- uled to be completed in autumn 2005. wUJ contain services for Meanwhile, my stepson, Erik. launched his theatrical career as a cast member of ·The Ouisunas Carol" when he was I 0, appeared in multiple childrel'l's theater productions at SCR and has now writte11 a play that will open in February at the Theatre of Note in Los Angeles: So I've wandered along behind SCR founders Martin Benson and David Emmes, marveling at the stability of their detenninatJon to stick with their vision while they challenged all of us who watched to catch up with them. Benson and Emmes haven't made many concessions from their originat vision. but they've implemented that vision with such skill, artistic talent, critical judgment, patience and lad of personal ego that they have attracted a powerful core of disparate supporters whose bond is the commlonent to art they share. Differences out.side th.is area are simply a distraction. From a distance, it has looked almost painless -a steady journey that has picked up speed and national attention ch.ildbi!tl\ and general women's health. The building will include 18 labor I delivery I recovery suites. a maternity unit with 42 private rooms, a neonatal inten- sive care unit and three operat· ing rooms for cesarean sections. The announcement comes at a time when Hoag representa· lives are working to assure resi· dents that the hospital's expan- sion will have a minimal effect on traffic and views. A commuruty meeting with the West Newport Beach Assn. last Week drew ~ut 30 neigh- bors concerned about hospital expansion. A meeting with resi· dents of the Villa Balboa com- and respect en route to its splendid new home. But Errunes recalled for me the other day some pit stops on that journey. "There were." he said, •rwo or three occasions when youthful . enthusiasm -which can't be ~tained lndefi.nltely -began to run on empty. The worst time was in the early 1970s. That's when some of the original founders fell by the wayside, and Martin and I had lo reassert our leadership. That way, no one person ever had to carry all. the weight. We were a sort of tag team. When one of us was ready to toss it in, the other said 'sud it up:" So how did they manage to avoid conflict with the chaoLic political climate of the John Birch Society years in Orange County? "We were young enough." Fm.mes said, "and perhaps naive enough to just do the work we wanted to do. We weren't into giving doses of anything to people or blazing new trails. We simply looked for exciting plays. "We started slowty so the community could 6nd us," he said. "Someone coming in and Raident and City CoundJ regular Beth Refabs aaid tbe council should demand a project that plant further than 10 yeart out. Ulld and construction costs will be much blgtler ln a decade If the city once again iea.lit.es it bas oucgrown its digs, she Said. Her sentiment ·was echoed by resident Joel Fads. who urged the city to revamp talb with Vanguard Uqlverslty about the sale and po6- sible rek>c:ation of 0ty Hall ~City Hall isn't for saJe right now,• Mayor Linda Oix.oq told Faris. . ·1 know it's a far-out thing, plex Is scheduled for Nov. 19. Hospital Vice President Peter Foulke assured neighbors that the new tower would not ob· scure views of the bluffs. He also explained how traffic will now at the renovated hqspital. In 2005. the main entrance to the hospi- tal will be from Hospital Road. Currently, the main entrance is from Coast Highway. Some residents, especially those Jn the Villa Balboa condo· minlum complex. worry that the machinery and equipment on the roofs of Hoag buildings could blight their view. An..1ther worry is chat an elec- lrical generator being built on rislcing a large investment would have to make more calculating choices. But by starting very young and penniless. we were slowty able to anract people who were artistically liberal." They also picked the right place and the right time. strongly ln.Ouenced by two external factors: the establishment of ua and the appearance of what is now the Anaheim Angels. "l 6gured." Em.mes said. "there was a good chance for a theater in a population thai appealed to both a university and baseball." Will the partners coast a bit now in these splendid new quarters? Or are there new goals to pursue? "Every once in a while." Emmes said, "Martin and I sit back and realize what an extraordinary odyssey we've been on. We've always wanted to be a resource to the entire community. The feeling that fine theater exists only in l I square blocks in New Yock is preposterous. But the bar keeps getting raised. We now have a new opportunity 10 serve artists AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time. date and location of the evant, as well as a oontaC1 phone number. A comple1e listing is available at www.dailypilot.com. TODAY The Newport Herbor Republican Women will host an election wrap-up with Aue(nblyman John Campbell at 11 :30 e.m. at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club in Corona del Mar. The club is at 1601 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. For reservations, send $25 dled( made out to NHRW to Dolores Otting, 17 Hillsborough, Newport Bead\, Ca 92660. (949) 75S.3086. The~· Ann. Or Orange will hold a support group meeting for careglve,. from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hoag Health Center in COflta Mesa. The center la at 1190 Baker St Free. For reservations. contact Matta Alcantra at J114) 593-9630. Plenned ...... thood ol 0... and San Bernardino counties will hoet ltt ann1,1al •A Future with Choice" event et 6!30 p.m. et the Hyett Newporter In Newport Bead\. The went will provide ettendeee the opportunity to mNt tNet codctaft9 and then Ii.ten to a~ by Cong~ Loreaa Sanchu and. keynote addreea by o.Yld SetdMlr, the 181h IUtgeOn general Conflict Studies and the International Studies Program will host a lecture by U.S. Representative Ed Royce beginning at 7 p.m. The lecture, whldl will be held in the McDonnell Douglas Auditorium, Engineering Gateway at the UC Irvine campus, will focus on Congress' priorities for Americe after Sept. 11, 2001, and Enron. Free and open to the pt.ibllc. For more information. call (949) 824-2511 or {949) 82.4-2904. , NOV.8 The Frtende of the Newport Bead\ Library wm hold a uled book sale for •members only" from 1 to 5 p.m. In the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library. A second book aale for the pt.ibllc will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Nov. '··The library Is at 1000 Avocado /:.ve. Hardcover boob are two for $1 and paperbacb are alx for $1. (949) 769-9667. A 90-mlnutlt lecture on unique art and ard\ltecture from around the world wtn begin at 8 p.m. In the Orange COMt College Robert B. Moore Theet.re. The lecture wtll be preMnted by OCC pf'Of9uor lrini Rk*et900. All~ raiMd from the lectul'9 will benefit AIDS Chertdel of Orenge County. The tt*ll9r .. et 2701 Feirvtew Aoed, eo.t. M9M. Tidteca .. 110 and wtll be evaNable el the door. For more lnfornWllon, caet (714) "32-0202. of the Unn.d SUtea. The hotel 19 -NOV. I et 1107 Jtmbe>Ne Road. For mo'9 Thellnd ....... NeedleAltll lnformedon. call (714) 833-6373. Felidvet end Ftll Fetr wtl be hetd a guided tour of Fairview Park at 9:30 a.m. at the south end of the main park parldng lot on the west side of Placentia Avenue. The tour, whlcn is expected to take one and a half hours. will present an overview of what the park has to offer the community. Free. For more Information, call (714) 764-5688 or visit www.cmfairvitJWparlc.org. The Cathoflc Dllughten ol the Americas will hold a holiday fair from 1:30 to 7 p.m. today and 8 to 11 :30 a .m. Sunday in the St. Joachim Catholic Churdl Hall. The fair will Include handcrafts, a bake sale, .. white elephants• and • food bask81 raffle. The cnurch Is at 1964 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. Free. For more Information, call (714) 968-2655 or (714) 546-2875. The P9dratrk c.nc.r R .. e1rch Foundation will host Its annual Bid for the Kida gala at 6:30 p.m. et the Four Seasons Hotel In Newport Beach. The black tie event will begin with codrtails and Silent bidding In the Palm Garden Ballroom followed by a live auction, dinner and 9ntertainment In the Grand Baltroom et 7:15 p.m. The hotel Is et 890 Newpoft Center on~ For more lnfonnatlon, call (949) 86MS312 or vlait www,pcrl-lcid&c:om. NOY.10 from I un. to 5 p.m. todev and Sundr(. Or-. Coeet College in c-. Mela. The fMdvll, h°"9d by occ, wlM olfw four eo.mhM woebhope Md• V9ftllyoldwt11 ....... ·~ .. -~ .. . AO.-. Eels end Harn~ kldt off the opening of tldtet ...._ for "Seuulcel the Mu.qi· will be held from 10 e.m. to noon et th• Orange County Performing Arte Center Box Office. h~ wtU not ontyheve a cNncl to G4lt the ftrtt tJdcttt foi the mwlcel, but •Ito entoy food, • gemel end IC:ltvltJte ~get to i.v.~.-........ 2109.,... ...... ..... .......... ClllC7 •ttlD ·--0...MlinMdlw ...,_,.......~ ......... ......._n.-.i.eteoo 'lbwnC..DtM, co.ca Meee. Tidulll .. 122 to tit (7141 aN1Z1. but Lt could be wtn·wtn for both aides." Parluald. "Costa Mesa la wry famous for not loobng down the road.'' · Planning Commtuloo Chair- woman Katrina Foley shared Refakes and Paris' aentlment when she unenthualutlcally supported approval al the Plan-nlnl Gom.mlaloo level. The en- dorsing vote wu unanimous, but Foley said the proposed de- sigJ\a barely meet: the emtJng patting and space needs at the overcrowded police t'acWty, and less 1ufficlently provide room ror growth at the Civic Center as awhoJe. . f()ley said she only aupponed the proposed designs because she realized it was the'bes( proj- ect for the resources allocated. the hospital ground,, will add to visual blight and Cog. ·rm just glad that people are starting to pay attention. be- cause now's the time to make sure this is something we can live with," said John Chamber- lain. a resident o(Villa Balboa "We want to make sU:re that people have the fads and know what's going on with construc- tion," said Debra lepn, vice presi- dent of marlte1ing for the hospilal. • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach end John Wayne Airport. She may be reached at (9491 574-4232 or tr,. e-mail et june.caugrande@fatimes.com. and the community. The reaJ challenge will always be quality.· Exhibit A in SCR's four-decade commitment to serve artists Wib put on display th.is week in the newest addition to the SCR complex: the Julianne Argyros Stage. where Richard Greenberg's sixth SCR world premiere, "The Violet Hour,· is the inaugural centerpiece. The play requires more effon to assess than the theater. a 336-seat wonder that washes over the viewer with a kind of intimate warmth. It's a long way, indeed, from that Newport Beach storefront where I watched "Tartuffe" so many years ago. But It ma.It~ one wonder if perhaps the spark of that youthfuJ enthusiasm has survived all these years. after all. I'm just glad I've been around to watch it happen -and to thank the two artistic entrepreneurs who made II happen for the plearure and stimulation they've given me over those years. •JOSEPH N. BEU. 1s a residen1 of Santa Ana Heights. His column appears Thursdeys an e>Chibit opening from 1 to 5 p.m. The exhibit. whidl will run from Nov. 6 through Jan. 31, 2003, will feature photograph• by Robert Buelteman and will give guests a dlanoe to meet the artist and learn how he created his wort. The gallery 11 et 3929 Biren St., Newport Beach. For more information, call (9491 474-4321 or visit WWW.SUS.-Mpiritusgallery.oom lnapinltional Vl5'on wtl ho9t e Perfect Peace Summh et 3 p.m. in the Corona del Mar Utt1e Theater in Newport Beach. The aummlt Is open to an-,'One Interested finding perfect peace. The theater Is at 2101 East Bluff Drive. ""· For more Information. call {682) 867-5333 . NOV.12 A Bulldlng ...._.&prise worbhop will be hekt at 6:30 p.m. et the Newpof1 Beach Public Library. The workshop It hosted · by the Newpof't Beach Chamber of Commerce and the N.wport Beadl Public Ubrtry. The Utnry la et 1000 AVOC8do Ave. Free. For men lnfonn.tlon, catl (949) 7~orvlsJt www.~.oom. Mother't ..... '°"'*' wll hoct a Mmlnar on the time It takea to be lk* from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m. et the Pelto Cafe In eo.ta MeN.. TM~i. .. me. 17th St. Fr.. (948) S31-474t STANDING ROOM DON LEACH I DAILY P1LOl The annual Fashion Island Christmas Tree is hoisted into the air. Workers from Victor's Strictly Custom Christmas Trees keep it under control with ropes. The 115-foot white fir from Mt. Shasta will be decorated over the next two weeks with 17 ,000 bows, lights and ornaments. The community tree lighting ceremony will be held at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 22. Fireworks expected at debate Deepa Bh1rath Daily Pilot NEWPORT BP.ACH -When 1wo men who can't stand to be In the same room with each other grab a mJcrophone to de- bate controversial global issues. 11 can be quite exciting. Especially when the two men are Dennis Prager and Michael Lerner. Prager is an author, lecturer. 1eacher and theologian with a nationally syndicated radio talk show. Lerner. an emineni and weU-respected author. is a rabbi at Beyt Tlllun. a 'iynagogue in San Francisco. The two have not debated in 20 years. Bui they will end that run tonight at Temple Bat Yahm in what is expected to be a weU - artended event. Among the issues they'U dis- sect are the Middle F..ast crisis, the United States and intema- tional politics, effects of the elec- tions and the effect of religion on society. "It's going to be fireworks," said Arie Katz. chair of the Orange County Jewish Commu- nity Scholar Program, the co- sponsor along with the Jewish Community Center of Orange County and Temple Rat Yahm. "This is a momentous de- bate," he said. "It's going lo be a different experience for Newport Reach." Katz said he hopes the speak- ers, instead of launching per- sonal artacks. will educate the audience on significant issues. "The audience wiU hopefull y get a better appreciation of Lht: ·issues," he said. The debate will allow people to listen to different sides of the issues because the ~peakers are on opposite ends of the spec- trum on each and every one of those issues, Katz said. EX PER E E FYI •WHAT: A debate between Dennis Prager and Michael Lerner •WHEN: 7:30 p.m. •WHERE: Temple Bat Yahm, at 1011 Camelback St., Newport Beach •TICKETS: $18, $36, $50 and $118 •INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS: (714) 755-0340 "MostJy, if it's a speech. people get to hear only one side of the story," he said. "Bui here, you get both side..; in the same place." Reth Slavin, spoke~woman for Temple Bal Yahm, said the syna- gogue i'> "very excited to host the event." ·Although it'~ happening here, this is bf no means a local event,· she said. "They're talking about issues that affect people all over the world." Ttusday, Novembef 7, 2002 A5 • ·~·~~ oJ;;~al MIKE'I. 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Not only djd that not happen, but with the exception of Diclc Nichols in District 6, the Greenlight candidates did not fare well at all in Tuesday's election. The next major defeat comes in Costa Mesa, where incumbent Linda Dixon lost to newcomer Allan Mansoor. Mansoor, an Orange County sheriff's deputy, hammered on the same Westside issues that carried Councilman Chris Steel to victory two years ago - crime, charities, illegal immigration and the Job Center. The other major loss ca.me for Wendy Leece. The firebrand school board trustee has never been afraid to go out on a limb and risk criticism to fight for her convictions and beliefs. For that, we are sure, she became a target and newty elected trustee Tum Egan was the beneficl.ary of those who successfully orchestrated her demise. Finally, to the voters, who were treated to the now-typical name calling, charges of sign stealing and character assassination that would be far more fitting in an elementary school playground than in elections: We aclcnowledge that sometimes we become convenient vehicles for these sometimes nasty messages! but, as we like to point out, we are only the messenger. And as that messenger, we at least do our best to baJance out the charges and bring some middle ground. But for those who don't want to play fair, they have learned they can inundate mailboxes with hit pieces, call voters with last-minute, unfair allegations or use television or even the Internet to sling their mud It's unbecorrung and cowardly to resort to such tactics, but we guess the candidates believe the results are worth it Still, we have to believe thal clear discussions of the issues will always be better because voters will know where a candidate stands and the candidates can still look themselves in the mirror. In the e nd though, the ballots have been cast and the results are in The winners deserve their day in the sun because, as those who were on the losing side can att~ the clouds can gather oi< the horizon very fast. HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES CITY OF COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall, 71 Fair Drive, 92626, (714) 754-5223 Mayor: Linda Dixon Council: Libby Cowan, Gary Monahan, Karen Robinson and Chris Steel CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach City Hall. 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663, (9491 644-3309 Mayor: Tod Ridgeway Coundl: Gary Adams, Steve Bromberg, Norma Glover, John Heffernan, Dennis O'Nell and Gary Proctor COAST COMMUNITY COUEGE DISTRICT District Office: 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. 92626, (714) 432-6898 Chancellor. William M. Vega BcNwd: President Waher G. Howald, Vice President Paul Berger, George Brown, JerTY Petterson and Armando Ruiz; Student trustee Derek Shelly NEWPORT-MESA UNFED SCHOOL DtSTRICT District Ofl'lce: 2985-A Bear St., CosY Mesa 92628, (714) 424-5000 .......... Idem: Robert Barbot IOMI: Preektent Judy Franco, Vice Pr9lident Martha Auor, Cleric Serene Stokee, Dene Blad(, Jim Fenyrnan, o.Vid Broob and Wetrwtv LMce OUNGE COUNTY IQNl)OI -lll'IRVllOltS "911 of AdnWMMion, 10 Clvk c.r.r ...... 611"8 Ana, 92701 • Jtm SllY8, 2nd Dl9trtc:t (ea.ta ...... N9uwpott leed1), (71.t) .,..l220 • n.om-Wlleon. &th~ ~ C.0.C), (7M} e:M.'660 ITJDl llMJI fmlJohwleOI\ (fl), -~ .-aMldidultwl..lllllt•, .,.., 112111,, c..m ••• ... ~,,_, •v ,...,...,., .. ,. STATE ASSEMBLY John Campbell (R). 70th District, State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814, (916) 319-2070 E-mail: districtlO@assembly.ca.gov STATE COASTAL COMMISSION 45 Fremont St., Suite 2000, San Francisco, 94105. (415) 904-5200; regional office in Long Bead\, (310) 59()..5071 GQVERNOR Grav Davis. (0), State Capitol, Sacramento. 95814, (916) 445-2841; fax: (916) 445-4633 U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES • Chris Cox. (R), 47th District. 1 Newport Place, Suite 420, Newport Beach, 92660, (949) 756-2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building, Washington, O.C. 20516, (202) 225--6611 ; fax (949) 261-9309 (repnJMnta moat of Newport Beadl) E-mail: chri.iopher.cox(lmail.house.(IOV • o.ne Rohra~er, (R), 46th Olttrict 101 Main St, Suite 3C, Huntington Beach, 92648, (714) 980-8483; or 2338 Rayburn Building, Washington, O.C. 20616, (202) 225-2415; fax: (714) 980-7806 (Repfesenta Costa Mesa and West Newport) E-mail: danatlmall.houH.QOV U.S.SENAlt • Berbera 8oX8f', (0), 112 Hart Senate Building, Sufte·112, WaehlngtOn. o.c. 20610, (202) 224-3563; or 2260 E. lmptftel Highway, Sub~. El Segundo 90246, (213) 894-6000 E..,,,.,I: ..,...,,.boQr...,,.,..gov • DienfM ~. (0), J31 Hart lktllclng. ~1. o.c. 20610, (202) 22Wl41; Of 1111 s.. Monica llYd., Sultit 911, Loe~ IOOl2I. (310) tM-1300 . t.-m.11; ~ ........ .., .... ~ FORUM "FU PHOTO/OAILYPILOT Kate Berry plays a victim trapped inside a spider web, with the spider standing over her head, as a punishment for not doing her homework at a haunted house held Satl.Jrday at Andersen Elementary School in Newport Beach. Trick-or-treaters welcome on Lido Isle, next Halloween This is an open invitation to "fyter McGill and his friends C-Halloween spirit not to be found on Udo Island," Tuesday). You are welcome here on Udo lslan8 • anytime. The guard who told you this community doesn't want outsiders triclt-or-tteating here was wrong. He certainly doesn't speak for me and, hopefully, others who live here. I'm embarrassed that you were treated that way. Next Halloween, please visit and be my guest YVETTE DOB81E Udo Isle Thoughts on frien~s end with gems, not fool 's g& Perusing the Daily Pilot on ·this election day for tidbits about the events of the day. I found Michael A. WaJek"'s conlribution in the "Student Outlook" section on Tuesday's Forum page. As I read young WaJek's painful lament about the artificiality of "friendship· he finds in his life. a wide range of reaclions swept across me. I felt both admiration a nd apprehension for him as I speculated 10 myself how such a young person found the fortitude to write this piece. Even though he may ha'<(e changed lhe names of some of the characters in his story. those who know him will certainly be able lo decipher it. I suspect this article will have the unintended consequence of sorting out many ·of those phony "friends" in his Life and leave standing those "few gems" he is seeking. GEOFF WEST Costa Mesa Rent-control not a problem This is in response to David Williams' diatribe against rent control in the Daily Pilot ("Don't turn Costa Mesa into a J low-rent city," Oct. 29). It seems that Williams harbors a great deal of hostility a nd many fears about renters as a class. That is utter nonsense. Renters are no different from any other Americans except that, for many reasons, they rent rather than own their shelter. They are treated cavalierly by most local, state and federal politicians and are utterly at the mercy of landlords LETTER TO THE EDITOR of all stripes. As for alJ the ciu~ rhat have rent control being festering slums full of ~inister plols against property owners and criminal types, nonsense! I lived in San Francisco and Manhattan. and no one can describe either city in William'> terms. Equany so with Berkeley. Santa Monica, Sanla Crw and Los Angeles. Na1urally, there are areas in every city thal are run down and off·putllng, but 1ha1 has nothing 10 do with real control Gentrification usually solves those problems. anyway. As for all the scare talk about bankrupt owners. collapsing property values and "negative owner-city-tenant relauonship!>, • again. nonsense. All ren1 control does Is put reasonable . controls on rent gouging. Valid evictions are no more difncult than anywhere else. and tenants tend lo remain in their rentals far longer than in uncontrolled ci ties. It wouJd be a real feather in our cap 1f we became one of 1hose cities ihat protects and respects all of its residenti.. regardless of wealth WALLACE WOOD Costa Mesa Council let the important battle be lost 0 bviously, Newport Beach City Councilman Dennis O'Neil still doesn't understand the resencment many residents feel toward che present council. His letter to the Daily Pilot made il seem as if he and his fellow council people had little or no effect on the reasons the El Toro airport likely will not be built. which will result in the continued battJe to expand John wayne Airpon. The fact 15, not one of them had the same passion, devotion. commitment • GETI1NG IN\IOUIED runs periodi- cally in the Daily Pilot on a rotating basis. For infoonatlon on adding your organiza- tJon to this Ust, call (949) 574-4298. BRM.LE .. SllTUTFS ORANGE COUNTY CENTER The nonprofit otp.nizadoa is looking £or volunteen with a basic knowledge of Win- dows 95/98, Mkrosoft Word and a wlll.ing- ness to learn the adaptive equipment used by its students to partJcipate in variou& ac- tivities at the ()asjs Senior Center in Co- rona del Mar. Volunteers wW tutor legally bUnd adult students wfth the ~ of com- puters and other adaptive tecbn~ ~ary John8on, (714) 821-5000. ext. 21l3, CWHrf N.,._ HE1WORK . The network needs volunteen to help tontrol the riling popullldon of wild cau In local nei&hborhoock ~ ... would tntp and deltver am to local wtertnutana for 1p1yina or oeuterlnl. lftd then releue them b.ck to the prorrty wlMd they ~found. The .,.. ot Jhe program .. to MW the Uwl of ltt'q C'.811. (949) '7!9-3M6. and old-fashioned work elhic to protect Newport Beach as did their opponents. For inslance. we constantly saw anti-El Toro airport opinion pieces in locaJ newspapers by South County elected officials. The a nti-airport ciry councils actively and publicly engaged in the fight against the airport, but I don't recaJJ our representatives at public debates. let alone being the ones debatlng. Not only did our City Council members Ignore our interests during the Measure W campaign. they even GETTING INVOLVED des. (949) 650-5269. COSTA MESA tlSTORICAL soaETY The sodety collects infonnation, photos and artifacts relating to the history of Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Volun- teers are needed for clerical t.a8b and computer lnpul and help In the library. (949) 631-5918. COSTA MESA LITERACY ccu.cL The Costa Mesa Uteracy Center needs volunteer tuton to teach English as a sec- ond language. People who waltt to learn E.ngtiah as a second language are a1ao en- OOW'lg'ed to call. Call to~ (714) 435- 3310 °' (714) 5'5-3445. COITA ..UMI IELF-HILP~ The 0..... County cblpter ol the na- lioml Muldple Sdero9t Sodlty tW tlarted I MW .. _...help puup In Colt.a .... for ...... newt, =II or with..._ .,....... of .....,. Of both. '!'-~ ........ 11 a.m. .. ant :n.dlJOf,,,,.,., ....... (M) .,_ ?et51. COia .. NLal ..WPllT ......................... .,~ refused 10 take an official position again!>l 1t. Meru.ure W should have and could have been defeated, allowing EJ Toro planning .. to go forward. Unfortunately. Newport Beach and Costa Mesa city councils never fully engaged In the fight and gave up way before il was over. They were a major disappointment In defending our city during the most lmportant battle we face. EDNA NEWMAN Newport Beach staff the Westside substation. Volunteers are asked to work two four-hour daytime shlfta pe r week and are respooalble for answertng phones. bfcycTe registration, 6ngerprinting, data entry and asslJdng with other citywide projects. Seniors wbo can speak both Spanish and Bn8l1sh lllt! aJso needed. Call for an appUcatioit. Fttd GaeckJer, (714) 754-5208. COSTA IESA SU10R CENTa The multlJ>Ull>CXle senior servtces c.dl· lty at the comer or l9th Stteet and Po- mona Avenue seeb voJunteers who can greet members and the public at the front desk and volunteers for the Reeource De- partment with P.x.ceJ compua.r e.wpert. ence 8'nd lharp telepboae lk9ll. The Sen- ior Meala propem allo neeck peopll 10 delfver meala to homa (949) 645-2356. COITA ...... co.. I ,...:..~ ~ arpotudoa .. the ......_. Meea .... c..w .. ~for new bOlftt -at..; n. ._. ....... Ind~ .... --.... ~~:-=...-: ..... and ...... ,......,.. Qef'f ?' ebouJd .............. cw .... mdi5$a r'•••• lnflnllt an dtt ca 11 ~ lllf ............... .. .... • SEAT Contiooed from Al Mansoor said. "Considering aD that Human Relations «;ommit- tee baloney and those people who tried to send me packing. J feel really vlndJc.ated. I'm .still it again If we have to. Jt's not Just here, and they are going to have tbe Weltalde anymore. People all to try much harder next time." (JYel' the dty want a change, and Dixon, who touted a 20-year we are making sure we get laundry Ust of cpmmunily serv- heard." ice titJes on her resume. bowed Janice Davidson worked o.ut of the public arena gra- a)ongside Bever in both cam-o ousty Wednesday, saying the paipu and said the activists have voters had obviousJy made their once apJ:n proven they are a decision. force to be reckoned with. "The coi/unun.11y has spoken. •And we are getting stronger," and if th~'s the cUrecdon they Davidson added want to go in, I wish them the Mansoor, who at one point in best of luck.~ Dixon said. the campaign lost his-voice from Dixon blames her defeal on a tallcing so much, said he learned combination of p0or voter tum- a Jot about the political scene out, a .diluted,.pool oJ cancUdates durini bJ$ weeb or running, . and unprincipled campaign Although he had Seen a con-strategies. The mayor contends · sistent voice at Cily Council that most Costa Mesa residents meetings. Mansoor said he were content and therefore had hadn't an inkling of the effon in-no deep-seeded desire to run to valved ln active campaigning the poUs. and admitted lo feeling a bit Dixon also sald a bid for coun- overwhelmed at times. cU by Planning Commission "I made the commitment 10 Chairwoman Katrina Foley hurt campaign and I refused to hack her campaign by splitting many down," Mansoor said. "Even up of the same votes. until the SUnday before elec-She also pointed the finger at tions, I was out knocking on unscrupulous strategies by Man-, doors.· soor and his camp, including Mansoor, who also sit5 on lhe bullet voting -which is when city's Human Relations Commit· people cast only one of their two tee. was the target of earlier at-aUowed votes so as to not give tacks this year by members of a any other cand idates a boost. Joca1 gay and lesbian organi:a1-"At least I know I lost hon- . Lion who called him homopho· estJy, • Dixon sald. bic and intolerant The cam-Foley, who came in, fourth palgn trail provided more place wilh 16%, echoed Dixon's hurdles, as other candidates sentiments Wednesday. raised double. lriple and even "l think we ran a very positive quadruple amounts of political and on-the-issues campaign. funds. and I am very proud of i1,· said "I feel vindicated by this win,· Foley. who was the target of at NICHOLS Continued from Al Madelene Arakelian and Hid.. Taylor, respectively. will hegm their second four-year term'> al that time. Taylor wa:; cheerful m tht' wake of his defeat, offering praise for aU of the 11 candidate-. in the election. "You couldn't have a.~ked for 11 bener people,· faylor '>did. Taylor, who VO'f\<ed IO rnnnnue working to fight John Wayne Afr· port expansion, said hl.!> work with the Greenhght Committl'e has given him a newfound ap- preciation of the movement "I want to continue working with GreenJight. I t1un.k il's a really outstanding organization and they've really proven their mettle 10 me.· Taylor said. Ara.kclian said the election was di~ppoinling because ii gave an advantage to the candidates who raised the most money· and, in her opinion, the on~ who will allow more development than the cily should permit. "People buy elections nowa- days. and I think that's temble, • AraJcelian said. • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be reamed at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at 1une.casagrande@l11t1m~.com !!!3VOTE 2002 least one contentious poUtk:al ploy. Foley said It is difficult to ana- lyze voters' intentions so soon after the election and with such a strong slate or viable cand.lda.les. .but she doesn' think her bid for a seat on the dais affected the re- sults. "Gary Monahan and Allan Mansoor had a s1eady lead throughout the evening/ said Foley, who received 5.156 votes. "It was an obvious mandate by those voters tha1 they wanted Gary and Allan. If I didn'I run, I don't think it would have been any different.~ Foley faces an even more so- bering realily than just loosing the council election. Her term on the Planning Commission ls up ln March. she said. She will need a council majorlly to get re- appointed. . •1 really enjoy that positio n and would like to keep it," Foley said. Her chances may be slim con- sidering the policy differences between her and Steel and Man- soor, not to mention lhe political bad blood that was shed be- tween her and Monahan in the election. Nobody was surprised by Monahan's uiumphant return to the dais. He held an overwhelm- ing lead all night and gathered 2,894 more votes than anyone. Planning Commissioner Bill Perkins, who was taken under Monahal1's wing during the cam- paign, failed to gamer the over- Oow votes from the numerous Monahan supporters as be had planned. Monahan shared money. mall- ers and political expertise with Perkins throughout the cam- paign to gel hifn elected 10 the second seat. Perkins, who was trying for the second time to get a seat on the council, garnered less than a third of Monahan's to- tal voles and tallied the lowest totals of the even.Ing wi th 10%, or 3.263 voles. He finished last m his first council election, as well. "I didn'1 eipect to come in last Ttlnday. No¥ember 7. 2002 A7 I place ap10 and I defln.itety didn't expect Man.soor lo win.· PeRins said. Perkins. whose Plan.rung Com- mi~lon term is also up in March, said Mansoor's dedkated followers and split voting were responsible for the resuJts. He, Monalian and Mansoor were forced to share the conservative vote, Perk.ins said. "I knew we were going to split some votes, and !hat's exactly what happened,· Perkins said. ·Allan came out the V1Ctor." • LOtJTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. 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'7• ml.'1W111 ......................... '7P . • .. • . .. M ~. HMI•'** 7, 2002 E VOTE 2rJfl2 ' Orange. Criunty Republicans part 0f national GOP victory Ne wport Beach Branc h 5 160 Birch St .. , Ste: I 0 I 800.950.7328 I I ... Or we ~u Pa~ You S2S! Financial Partners Credit Union members enjoy the personal. service of a credit union with the added value of free online and phone banking and surcharge-free access to I S,000 CO-OP Network ATMs. Just bring in this ad to start a new checking account and receive your first set of checks free. And if you try one of our checking accounts for six months and are not co mpletely satisfied, we'll pay you $25!* Hometown Conve•lwe Net1.._ld1 Accea priling, but It WU very disap- poJndng." • In addition to ·Its new Oty · QlundJ ~ Costa Mma also taoded a new uaem· blyman in Tuelday'a eJea1on. Ken Maddox won the 68tb ~ trlct race. holding off Demoaat Al Snook on a 64,8'(, to 30.4CK> mar- gin. Maddox, who bas re- presented GerdeD Grewe and other areas lioce 1998, bad the city added to his discrict after the 2000 Census. . Snook failed to gain CMfl the full 34.SCK> registered Demoaatk: vote. . Asseolhlyman John Campbell also won In convtnclng fashioh. beating Democrat John K.ane with a 66ACK> to 30.~ ~ in the . foe the 70th Oistrlct. which race • includes Newport Beach. by Deedreea RJda, D.D.S. PREVFNI10N OF ORAL DISF.ASF.f IT'S NOT JUST fORKIDS 8lllC onl hypmt :ind plaqlit connol m • imponanr in bm lift • 111 duldhood. fw tbt lakhy ieni«, rhar pew no pwcubr problems. Howcw:r. .. -whir .di diiabelm • anhrilis, ~tdmaot~•-onaalilnplr ~·(bn.lq...., Clll bo:.omr~ fU lllSOnrroulonJ lr.IUOft. II II perorubrly rnpirtllll IO rmiss-dir "* "rhr daiy a.r pi • fxiiaang on1 1iypmt. c.. rn fhciojd 11c raincid IO niR m onJ Cft. Ao. hoidm ad IOQ/Y dccuic roodilxwlia lift bdpful .... "' cbc functionaly 1mpaim!. Modifiacion& Ill coodibnab disigrl llT abo mrbblt. !ht not popular rndudc rhoK wnh ~ lwldla. wr-al ~ :ind VdcJo• -~hades ti. .I II mcmon. Ol.11>-ho.a bb &cims our pmms amr md ~Plair al ~ S6*> IO dim* :ind ~ IX't -bxd. I+. I A.aado !wt... Sulk ~ ~ lbJi. whm wr a11 help,.,.. find drt tWir ioluoon 10 ~ pmb1nn ""• dir moa....4-dr..:111 ~:ind pit=: Support Our Schools . !3VOTE 2002 Judge races a local split EGAN Paul Clinton DailyPiot · NEWPORT-MESA -Voters sent two locaJ attorneys to the Orange County SUperior .Court bench on Tuesday and, In the process, denJed two othera who • had enjoyed wide name recognition. . Gey Sandoval, the Costa Mesa trial attorney who was the first to publicly crusade for accused child molester Judge Ronald Kline's removal from the blJlot, saw her campaJgn end ln defeat 1Ueaday. · Sandoval lost to Dana Point attorney John Adams, who secured 58% of the · wte. The two were seeking Office No. 21. . In a campaign that featured the two ' candidates trading charges more often than offering their qualifications. San- doval secured 42% of the vote. Sandoval and Adams entered the race after federal prosecutors brought Kline up on child pornography and molestation charges earlier this year. • They both vowed to oust the embattled judge, offering themselves as part of a crowded field of write-in candidates. And even though SandovaJ's publlc assault on Kline resulted in her appear- ance on national news programs, locaJ voters chose Adams. "He was endorsed by everybody i11 the Republican world," Sandoval said about Adams. "It wasn't a shock." Adams also won despite the Orange County Bar Assn. handing SandovaJ a •qualified" rating. Adams declined 10 participate in the ratings. Corona del Mar attorney Glenda I Sanders, a dogged campaigner, rose out ol ot>.curtty to claim Oftke No. 27. Sanden perbaJ» benefited from the bar's rating of her u '"highly qwillfled ... Sanders also beneftted from an oppo- nent who stopped campaigning for the office shortly after the March 5 pri- mary . Sanders beat top Orange County prosecutor David Brent lo a landslide, pulling 72.3% .to his 27.7% of the vote. This race attracted the least attention of the three. "I'm tremendously thrilled and re- lieved," Sanders said. "My goal was to have a successful campaign, not an ln· teresting one." Vickie Bridgman, a deputy district attorney who lives In Newport Beach, was also turned away despite wide rec- ognition. Bridgman gained notoriety ln 1997, when her son died ln a tragic car accident on livlne Avenue. · Kell MacEacbern, a Corona del Mar deputy district attorney, beat Bridgman in the polilicaJ equivaJent of a photo finish. MacEachem's 51.5% bested Bridgman's 48.6%. MacEachern, a relative unknown outside the county's insular legal com- munity, staged a remarkal2}e eomeback from· the March primary, when Bridg- man beat her by 10 points but failed to capture the more than 50% of the vote needed to avoid a runoff. Bridgman put a brave face on her de- feat, when contacted Wednesday. "I had a great job before the elec- tion," Bridgman said. "1 still have· a great job ... It was up 10 the voters. I asked and I didn't receive.· Contllued from Al budget on our backs and on the backs of cities, so it will be difticult to even do business as usual,· ~ said. While Leeee was a gracious loser on Wedneaday, she expressed ~· tradon about how difficult It was for her to nm against what she charac· terized as an lntense effon to oust her. "It would have been a lot easier to not me and to bow out gracefully be- --cause I lcnow what lthtt people who wanted me outl are capable or doing to get rid of a conservative. inde- pendent voice, and not allow that one out of six to represent the com- munity,• Leece said. "I knew the cost to me personally and emotionally would be great. "But I chose, rather than taking the easy way out, to continue one last time to represent a viewpoint that I'm sony will no longer be re- presented," she said. Egan was among a select number of persons asked to run by some - including outgoing trustee Jim Ferryman -who wanted to unseat Leece, Egan said. Leece publicly chastised Ferryman after he was convicted of drunk driving last fall. Egan said that his vicrory proves more that he' was chosen than thal Leece was rejected. "My opponent has disappointed Just For Your Eyes 20%0ff Pumpkin Pie um11 I JXr customer UP.· 11 /I ~/02 wi th coupon 00.ly • (lkcwca Twcia Ile lniat Aft.) (949) 646-1440 Mon-Fri 7tOOAM-6PM •Sal 7:-00AM·SPM 0...tSunday This Week@UCI Athletics Nov. 9 Men's Soccer vs. Cal Statl' Nortlmdi(e. 7 p.m., Anteatt'r Stadium. $5 Nov. 13 Men's Soccer vs. UC Riverside. 7 p.m., . . Anteater Stadium. $5 ·an awful lot of people, and so a Jot of people were looking to .get someone who could be more productive and contribute more," Egan said. "You just don't run an empty suit againsl an incumbenl and win. You don't easily dislodge somebody like that n Ferryman expr~ his satisfac- tion with Egan's triumph over l,eece. "I thought IEganl put on a good campaign," Ferryman said. "I thought the voters made a statement and think they supported more of lhisl viewpoint than Leece's." Now that the campaign b over, Egan wants to concentrate on im- proving teachers' productivity by in- vesting in more technology. f le aJso wants to see Costa Mesa schools match the resources and achieve- ments of Newport Beach schools. Egan said he was impres.sed wnh what PrincipaJ Sharon Blakt!ly has done at Whittier Elementary School, 17,St. Newty elected Newport·Mesa School Board member Tom Egan, whose other passion is engineering, sits beside a sundial he buttt in his backyard .. KENT !R£PTOW I DAIL'!' PILOT where parents take literacy classes at the school "Thal's a model we might be able to expand upon and polish-and ex- port to other schools, and we might be able to overcome the naturaJ dif- firuJties of the Westi.ide and Lhe demographics.· , Ultimately, he WdllU. to give pubhc education in the area more respect, he said. "Public educauon -.eems to be the Rodney Dangerfield in politics. and I really want to change that," l:gan said. "I want to improve the way public schools are perceived in thlS district . .I wan! this cfutrict to be so good that people move to the di!;- lrict for the i.chools." ) • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers educatton Sfle may be reached at (9491 574-4221 or by e-mail at derrdre.newman10)/a t1mes-·com The Largest, Finest, Friendlest Beauty Supply & Ful Service Salon In Orange County NEW ARRIVAlS OF S1rrtd.Wt PtnllE.t lralm Best Prices -Best Service - Best Selection ArtsWeek 2002 Nov. 9 Maytq Neptune• Washer T1tt MlslNr 1hot (.on flfly For lts«tff :... . UO Symphony Orchestra. An Ew:ning of Majestic Mwic. 8 p.m., Barclay Thcatrt'. $8-S 12 Nov. 10 UO Faculty Exhibition. Gallery talk by curator Jenelle Porter and selected mem~rs of UCl's internationally noted studio arts faculty. 4:30 pm, Beall Center for Art & Technology and University Art Gallery. Free Nov. 12 Oaire Trevor Movie Oassics. Key Largo, 6:30 p.m., and Stagecooch, 8:45 p.m., Winifred Smith Hall. Frtt Presentations Nov. 7 Physics and Astronomy. Vuitor Night at tltt UC/ Obmvatory. 7 p.m. Obtcrvatory. Free Nov. 13 Untvenlty Oub Forum. Bulgaria: Tlwn 111ul Now. with OowT'C'ne Hahn. 1 l:JO a.m., University Club. $7 • .50 ~S Saves ~g s150· ~year In energy & water D UHs 40'M» .. Uses 65'6. less witter ~ less -rgy • TllboArw• ~ • L*lfne Tlil• Wlrrlrry ··~i......·~ =...-::::.·- -~- • Coob Two Olfterent Foods Al Two Different Temperatures At The Same rme • BaMe and Broil Al ,The s.m. Trme. • . r t ! A10 ~ ........... 7, 2002 SOCIETY THE CROWD $tyle and ice attract attention at Center patron event T bever,y alamoroul<Arlle ....... ~c.ooa.t dreued Jn. chU ...... 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It arguably the is really quite fabuJous." grandest and most ex.elusive She was absolUfely correct. fund-raise!' of the year on the The Morton's recel>tion was Orange Coast Mortons opened lavish from the asparagus spears their doors to a private patron's to their signature-sliced sirloin, reception as a thank you to Caesar salad and more, this was generous local citi7.ens who are one underwriting event not to be raising more than $ l million for missed. the <:.enter through the Tum and Joyce Tucbr were Candlelight Concert there. Xmt and c.rol Wllbn, Feeley was also adorned with Jan s.lta. Alan and Paa diamonds by Van Oeef and Ryplnlky, Betty Belden-Palmer. Arpels, celebrity jeweler and Genie Goodrea, EIUe and Mlb benefactor of the upcoming Gordon. and Blaine and Martin concert She was joined by her Weinberg all circulated at the co·chair for the evening. Cynthia patron's.affair. Nolet. a tall striking blond also ln addition to Van Oeef, the dripping with diamonds. evening was generous The feast began at the front underwritten by Giorgio Aonani, door and continued into the Fendl. The Golden Door, XOXO, restaurant, the people filing in a and Three ~l KettJe One Vodka fashion show of beauty and donated the martini bar serving glamour. Barbara Bowle looked a sl)kial Candlelight Concert svelte in black leather. m.ifture. ' &St-dressed Ron.nle Allumbauh The 2002 Candlelight Concert was an absolute knockout, will star Kenny Loglns in earty joining"Sandy Segustrom December at the Center. Danlell. Mar.Jou e.rrtngton. Nora Joh.moo. Whitney Mmldel. •THE CROWD appears Thursdays Gln;l Robina, Joan Rledi. SucU and Saturdays. The God Life Great things are accomplfshed with a little help. l am Rev .. Kenny Mosley and God has given me a vision for Newport Beach. Will you come together with me to represent His Kingdom and bring glory to God in the highest, Peace on Earth and good will toward men? If so, please call me at: ~~Dunn -Well . . 'It 'I ~~.I I I i''I No matter ~t plre doing. '/00( hometoMl newspaper ms"'··· Daily Pilot MusiciansNocalist Evangelism Hospitality Children's Ministiry Prayer/Intercession Security Mercy Ministry Financiers Benevolence Correspondence Leadership Teachers ...---~ Above, Candlelight Concert patron and underwriter Carol Wilken joins Center President Jerry Mandel in support of Candlelight Concert 2002. At left, Penny Newman and Marsha Anderson prepare for the Candlelight Concert celebrating the holidays in Segerstrom Hall. .CHRISTMAS DAZZLE You'll be amazed and delighted how real they look and JeeL Indulge 1our1elf. Let US Ctistom fisht rour tree and have our de3igner decorare it. 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Phrases such as "I don't like French food -too many cream sauces" or "Mexican food ls too fattening with all the rice and beans" are used to chatacterize unfairly.the otrerln~ or entin! natipns. Unfortunately, geoerallzadons such as these do aa much of a disservice to a country's cuisine as do other cultural stereotypes that we strive so hard to avoid. Regional variations Qlmte a wide diversity of cooking styles based on climate and availability of ingredients. Our own country is Crystal Court area. Bangkok Four bu over the yean dewfoped a loyal followlng that keepl the restawant qowded wtth dJnen deUgtrdngm superb Thal dishes. 1be restawant was one of the first tenants in the Crysta.I Court when it opened ln the late l~ and the restaurant's dbx>r still exhibits some of the design inOuences of the time, including pale blue pastel walls. black lacquer chairs surrounding tables sporting aisp white linens and a touch or neon here and there. Seating spills out into i:be atriumlo~. where market umbrellas aeate the aura of an elegant patio. a perfect example: think about the great crab cakes we can get in Maryland, oysters from the Pacific Northwest, or steaks from· Oticago. I first dined at Bangkok t=our eight or nine years ago when there were far fewer Thai restaurants In the area Recently, I returned with a group of friends to see if the food still held its own against some of these newer offering& The first good sign was that the restaurant was crowded on a Saturday evening. I was glad I had called ahead for reservations. Despite the crowd, the hostess pleasantly h eld our table while we rendezvoused at Nello's two floors down for a pre-dinner cock1ail Thai food is an excellent example or the pitfalls of c;tereotypes, as this cuisine is often written off as being "too c;picy" or "nothing but curries.· The cuisine from Thailand offers a wide variety of dishes to !><ltisfy many palates. In addition, a.\ with most cultures. there is a distinct difference between the l11ai foods prepared for everyday meals and the dishes that r!'quire more work or expensive ingredients and are reserved for -.pedal occasions or higher-end restaurants. Rangkold~ur in South Coast l'la7A is an excellent example of the refined flavors found at an higher-end Thai restaurant Despite its relatively hidden location on the third floor of the Once seated, we quickly ordered several appetizers to share while we contemplated the main courses. I'm a big fan of finger food and enjoy starters such as Thai sticlcs ($7.95). the restaurant's version of satay. The dish features strips of pork. chicken or beef threaded onto -skewers, grilled and served with a spicy peanut sauce. The make-or-break ingredient here is the peanut sauce, which at many restaurants is thick and greasy. but at Bangkok Four had a light consistency and rich flavor. Another favorite is the star Bangkok ($6.25), which is also known as katoang thong. Here tiny Oour "cupsw are quickly fried, filled with a mix of seasoned ground chicken, onion and cilantro, and accompanied by a sweet-and-sour cucumber relish. The crispy Oour shell, spicy filling and cool sauce combine textures and Oavors in delicious fashion. I was less pleased with the fresh spring rolls (SS.95), served cold in a rice paper wrapper filled with tofu. greens. cilan1ro and Thai basil. When these are prepared well. the chewy wrapper contrasts nicety with the crisp filling. Here the wrapper was doughy. ruining the ACtllrJfft:o Key .... OU1191 delicate balance of the dish. Finishing the last bites of ow appetizers. we focused on our main dish es, where one unanimou!> choice was the pad Thai ($11 .50). I use certain dishes as a standard for various cuisines - chili rellenos al Mexican restaurants, fried calamari al ~ Italian. Pad Thai is the benchmark dish for Thai restaurdllts. Wide rice noodle~ are pan-fried with chicken. shrimp. sprouts in a spicy sauce lc.icked up with a splash of lime juice. Toasted peanuts top the dish with some needed crunch We all loved the dish, and my friend Paul, who's made several trips to Thailand, proclaimed it the 001 he'd ever had. Gross Polluter Repairs The CARBURETOR SHOP, Inc. Fuel &-Emission Speclallst., Cwt>uretcr Rebuilding • Motorcraft-~:,,.:- T~-UJ» (949) 642-8286 (714) 556-2181 Webelte: www.~com 2945 Randolph Aue. • Co sta Mesa • Callfomla 92626 QUALITY PUREB ED I ,------------lbda·tpfl ,11 ..,.... ..... •' SID.• OFF! 1 Expires Nov. 30. 2002 '-------------~------------IUIAD .......... .......... ~ \ ' I I ' I I I I -, ' I I .!•.!:!' .... ' I I I I I , • • I Expltes No¥. 30, 2002 --------------------------., ••• I I .. Diiie 44 a. ............. I I 111 .... I I I ••• ''---~-~·~.:.~-- , ' \ I I I I I I ' , PUPPIES! Al Weslnlluter I La llallra Star•! 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A whole catfish is deep fried and served on a platter '>urrounded by a pool of fragrant !>auc·e laced with lemongrass and chilies. AU di-.ht'l> can be ordered with varying degree!> of spice. We cho!>e medium for ours. wruch I FYI •WHAT: Bangkok Four • WHERE: 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa (Inside the Crystal Court of Sou1h Coast Plaza) •HOURS: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday '• HOW MUCH: Moderate •PHONE; (714) 540-7661 found to be fairly mild. The wine list at Bangkok Four is a perfunctory selection of the major brands of CalifomJa wines. I don't find wine the best · panner for most N.ian dishes, and prefer a good beer. Bangkok Four offers ~eral. including Slngha. the nauonal Thai beer. as well as Budweiser, Bud Light. and Heineken Desen choices are limited, but don't miss the 1.election of h om emade ice cream. Ori ow visit we tried a scoop each of the fresh mango, lychee and coconuL All three were refreshing and liW'it. The coconut stood out for me !>IOCe 11 featured chunks of fresh coconut 1m.tead of the overly !>"Wt'el toasted shreds found in many offering.s. Bangkok Four, whkh has been delighting locaJ dJne~ for more than a decade. defin11ely offers an upscale twist on fine Thai cwsine. The prices are reasonable, and tht: restaurant •'- open seven da% for lunch and dinner, offering ample opportunitiel> to give 11 a try. • STEPHEN SANTACAOCE'S reS1aurant reviews appear ever\' other Thursday Send him your comments at sdsanta a oc-dming com TOYS FOR TOTS SPECIAL Thru November 15th FINALWEEKl WE'LL TRADE You A CHILD'S PORTRAIT SrmNG FOR TOYS www.JohnBk>mPhotography.com 949.675.3130 3732 E. Coast Highway Corona del Mar Sn-W"t tlH CnnrHmity for 30 JUl"S Something to Help You Now Taking Orders and Your Fanuly: for Thanksgivi ng! w.,,.. ,,. "'-<-'NJ/~-w,. U1nJ Dilml IW'!f'I <;,..,,, &rulLu Bttf l'w JWu.· &ef. IW. V,,J T fl1"iNys. 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Kennedy is still alive, and we've got a devil in a red dress singing torch songs to the tuxedo-and silk-clad glitterad schlepping about the dartce · floor of some Italian luxury liner that should have been christened the "ltsa Stoopida." Even intellectual loose-change like you know something bad is gonna happen, because, well, this is horror film. And a few seconds later, something bad does happen. A cable snaps across the ballroom and faster than you can say "Benihana." everyone is cut to pieces like vegetables in a Gifl7,u knife commercial. Aash forward to the present day. On shore leave in a bar at a table sit the crew members of the saJvage vessel "Arctic Warrior.~ K.inda drunk but not yet disorderly, they're approached by an Air Force pilot who says he's seen a mysteriously abandoned ltaJian passenger srup hanging around the Bering Strait, rusting faster than a '72 Pinto. For a cut of the action, the pilot will lead this compendium of stooges, whose thought processes are nearly as shallow as the Santa Ana Rlver in July, to the promised land of salvage ric,hes and CQotrtved plot devices. And quite the collection of Oapdoodles they are. You've got C.apt Murphy (Gabriel Byrne), who's obviously watched Robert Shaw In "Jaws" way too many times. Spinning sea yams lite Rumplestiltsldn did straw, the captain's tales turned not to gold, but lead. And then there's the obligatory female team leader, F.pps OuJlanna Margulies). She's tougher than overcooked steak while being ably assisted by the Profes.wr and Ma.ry Ann. Oops. sony, wrong boat. She's assisted by the uswil politically correct crew of whites, blacks and Hispanics. It's a horror film, so they're all dead anyhow. Except one. So you, the poor viewer, attempt to entertain yourself for the balance of this waste of ceUuloid trying to figure out who will be the first to croak. and Who the lone survivor will be. After a few days voyage, the Arctic Warrior finally saddles up to the ghosl srup, the Antonia Graza. The Mary Celeste, Edmund Fhzgerald or even the Flying Dutchman it ain't. What it ls, however, is a bad matte painting on a set that looked like ii was populated with leftovers from WThe Abyss." WeU. let's see. The Antonia Graza disappeared off Labrador (that's the Atlantic for you geographically impaired): It's been found in "the Bering Sea (that's the Pacific for you geographically more impaired). How did it get there without crew or means of locomotion? The real Drop up to ~ mes in u liWe as 3 weeb witll the excluite European Sli••'« ProflUI a& TbeBodylle~ • quealion Ii, who caresr ·lr'I only a movie. uid a really bad oneattbaL Meanwhile. a.pt. Murphy and tbe rett of bis mentally challenged yahoos clamber aboard the Antonia Graza only to encounter a mess not unllke that found in a teenager's room -dirty clothes, really old fo6d and messy Ooors. Oh. and the occasional evil spirit or two or three. The Antonia Gnl7.a is nothing more than a Ooating version of your garden-variety haunted house. Doors open. Doors slam. Blood oozes from old buJJet holes. The ship's compass doesn't wort. Random objects move, well, randomly. Apparitions appear in mirrors, in halls. In camera. Yawns appear from the viewing audience. But there's gold in them thar holds of the Antonia Graza, and our greedy but doomed salvage crew is determined to make off with the few hundred million or so aboanJ ship. The evil spirits on board have other ideas, and off we go as the ghouls, ghosts, poltergeists and generally bad special effects vie to keep us, the viewing audience, awake and alert for the remaining 45 or so minutes of this dog. WGhost Ship•: Where's a torpedo or a mine when you need one? HGhost Ship" is raled R for strong violence, gore, language and sexuality. · • UNC\.E DON reviews 8-movies and cheesy musical acts for the Daily Pilot. He may be read'led by e-mail at ReallyBacfWriting@aol.com. REEL.CRmcs NOW PlAYING: Owen Wiison and Eddie Murphy star in a remake of the 1V show "I Spy." Following the 'Cbmedian ' ''C omedlan," starring Jerry Seinfeld. is an Intriguing look at the life of stand-up comedians. Shot in the documentary style with hand-held digital cameras. the film follows Seinfeld for a RYAN GILMORE year as be struggles to create new material for his stand-up routine. Even though we know Seinfeld as a huge star, the film shows what happens behind the scenes, w,hen he questions his own talent and strives to rival, if not surpass, his prior accomplishments. Because it's a documentary, we get to feel like a fly on the wall as Seinfeld speaks with successful comics such as Chris Rock. Jay Leno and Bill Cosby about life as a comedian. The comedians are sbown in their natural habitat, the comedy club. stripped of all the lights, makeup and hype that make them larger than life on \ television or in the movies. We are shown their agonizing preparations. their fteeting moments or joy, and the devastation that accompanies their inevitable failures. At times you wonder along wtth them why they even bother. But then you see how a veteran inspires a rookie or how a great set can energize a performer and it all makes sense. · One of the most interesting elements of the movie is how it depicts the hierarchy of the comedy business. In addition to following Seinfeld as he tries to maintain rus position as a superstar, the film also spends a great deal of time with an up-and-coming comedian named Omy Adams. Adams alternates from being unbearably cocky to neurotically self.conscious, and he is furuller 10 watch when he is just trying to be himself than when he is doing his routine. Through Adams, we get to see how the up-and-comer both resents the big stars and idolizes them at the same time. The film also shows that no matter how big a star becomes, he or she always feels like there is someone bigger or better. This point is illustrated when Rod and Seinfeld discuss llill Cosby and later in the film when Seinfeld meets Coc;by for the first time. Seinfeld shows his admiratio n for the veteran comlc and at the same time ::ove(4 his talent and s tature in the business in a manner .that ic; similar to the way Adams feels about Seinfeld. •eomedian" does an excellent job of giving thf• audience a glimpse of lire through the eyes of a stand-up comic. There are no great revelations in the film. and it does not exhibit the klnd of forceQ narrative that is found in many documentaries in which the film ends with a b'TC'at triumph or defeat. And because of that, the audience fet>ls like it is allowed to see somethi ng real and not just a piece of fiction being marketed as reality For that very reason, this may not be the film for everyooe. but it is perfect fo r the person who b curious about what these comics go through just to malce us laugh. ·enmedian· is rated R • RYAN GILMORE is a Costa Mesa resident. Clean, Comtol'fllble, Uncrowded II/lore Penonal Attention to OurMemben • Semi-Private for Men & Women • Lots of EquipmenVFree Weights • Pilates Studio & Mat Classes • SPINNING Theater-Licensed • 16 Full Time Personal Trainers • Child Care Sam-noon M -F • Ample & Convenient Parking • Yoga, Tai Chi, Stretch classes • Step, Power Pump, Cardio • Showers, Steam & Towels • Skin Care • Shape-Up Physical Therapy Center • Pennanent Make-Up ' •, ·. DATEBOOK THEATER REVIEW Colleges concocting co.ntrasting comedies E verything old is new again at Costa Mesa's two institutions of higher learning -Orange Coast College and Vanguard University. Vanguard, which recently !)resented Agatha Cllristie's celebrated whodunit "The Mousetrap,· springs back imo action next week with a revival of Brandon Thomas' 19th-century British farce, •(harley's Aunt." The next week finds OCC raising the curtain on a less-familiar property, "Fortinbras." which could be accurately titled, "Hamlet. Part 11." •Qiarley's Aunt· bears a topical resemblance to OCC-; production of period piece •The Importance of Being Earnest," in that It involvel> two young men, Jack and Cllarley, looking for romance in stiff-upper-lip Victorian English society. According to the custom of the time, the rwo lads require a chaperone to lceep company with their ladie~ -a situation remedied by the pending visit of Charley's aunt. Donna Lucia. When s he doesn't arrive as cheduled, however, the frantic young men recruit a fellow colleg)an to impersonate the auntie.-in drag. Old timers may remember the original movie with Jack Benny in the title role or the subsequent mus.ical version, "Where's Ouuley1· which starred Ray Bolger and introduced the hit song "Once in Love With Arny." "Olarley's Aur\l, • directed by Vanguard theater head Susan · K. Be rlcompas, will be staged Nov. 15 through 24 with performances at 9 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays, at 2 and 8 p.m. Saturdays and at 2 p.m. Sundays in the Lyceum Theater of Vanguard University, 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Call (714) 668-6145 for reservations. OCCs "Fortinbras," written by Lee Blessing, puts a comic i.pin on Shakespeare's greatest tragedy -or rather, it begins whert! "Hamlet" left off. Fortinbras, the prince of Norway, arrives to take sovereignry of Denmark., stepping over an array of bodies from the original play's gril>ly finale. Fo rtinbras, a character frequently cut from modern Boutique Sale · Novembe• Ith, IOam·!pm Designe• Appatel Sport1wea• • Home 1tem1 AT VERY LOW PRICES llOll't lllss Tflis PalJuloas 5alefll ca1h OnlJ • All 1a1e1 llinal All proceeds b9neflt loal charttlel Novemb.r 9· 16 Oaire Trevor School of the Arts, Un~ of Calif omia, IMne UCI Symphony Orchestra An Evening of Majestic Music Saturday, Nov. 9, 8 pm. Irvine Barclay Theatre Mahler: Symphony No. 1 My Fair Lacly Artlw..k .... ••••flt Perfe,.•c• Saturday, Nov. 16, S pm • Claire Trevor Theatre UCI f•c•lfr lxhlltltl .. Sonday, Nov. 10, 3-6 pm, Free 4:30 pm -Gallery talk/reception S.all Center for M and Technology and Un~ Art Gallery Exhibition runs Oct. 22 -Nov. 20 Cltllre INvor MeYle Chlula Tuesdly, New. 12, Free • Winifred Smith Hall ReMMltions required -ail boa office 6:30 pm: Key Largo I 8:45 pm: Sr.geco.dl c.1 UCl-ARTS (949) 824-2787 for tkbts end~· product.ions of" Hamlet,• becomes the central figure in this play, a wisecracking and cynical fellow who spreads the story that the murders of the royal family were perpetrated by a Polish spy. His ultimate plan ls to forge the kingdoms of Denmark and Norway Into one invincible power -to be called Denway (or perhaps Normark; he's not sure). · "This play is reminiscent of, and equal to, Tom Stoppard's masterpiece 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead,'" noted ace theater department head Alex Golson, who ls directing the production. The college has presented that play and several versions of "Hamlet" over the years. includ.ing the modem offshoots "The IS-Minute Hamlet" and "I Hate Hamlet.· "Fortlnbras, • which was selected by Time magazine as one of the I 0 best plays of the 1990s, will be presented for two weekends, Nov. 2 J to Dec. 8, skipping Thanksgiving weekend. Performances will be given at 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and at 2 p.m. Sundays in the Drama Lab Theatre. For more information, call (714) 432-5880 • TOM ITTUS writes about and reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His stories appear Thursdays and Saturdays. 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Richard Dunn Daily Pilot llJSTIN -While Newport Harbor High's boys water polo team clinched its second straight Sea View League title, Wednesday night's come-from-behind victory over host Foothill, 8-7, was m uch sweeter for the Sailors than last year's league championship. With Foothill entering the picture this year to push the SaUors, a longtime ri- valry became much juicier wtth the league title at stake. . ~It's the first real meaningful (le~e COLLEGES Madness on the horizon There's no true favorite in the upcoming Big West Conference hoops race. I t appears Man::h Madness will come two months early in the Big· West Conference. The crazy conference action starts in January, when there will most likely be some upsets, but surely the pure essence of men's college basketball will be displayed. STEVE VIRGEN The Big West Conference held its Media Day Wednesday at the Irvine Marriott, where the 10 coaches discussed and explained the method to the Big West madness. "There is no favorite," Cal State North.ridge Coach Bobby Braswell said. •But If I had to pick one, I would say UC Santa Barbara.~ Most coaches said Santa Barbara, which won the Big West Conference Tournament, is the team to beaL ln fact, the Gauchos were picked No. 1 in both the Coaches' Poll and the Media PoU Wednesday. Utah State and UC Irvine. whJch shared the Blg West regular-season title last year. were picked 2 and 3 in both polls. The Pilot voted Santa Barbara No. I, UCI 2 and Utah State 3. But. any of the Big Three can actually be designated as See COUEGES, P .. e Bl championship)." Newport Harbor second-y,ar coach . SCORE80MD ball while the game's final precious seconds tided away. . Jason l...¥nch said. "It's huge to have Foothill come in here (to the Sea View League) and beat them. wt year, (win- ning league) was a given." Foothill (14-11, 4 -I in league) had a 7 -5 lead until Newport Harbor senior driver Ross Sinclair scored on a four-meter shot with 4:12 • "rt's hard sometimes, but you just have to stay on your legs. It makes your heart pound knowing there are I 7 seconds left and if they get the ball back they have a chance or tying the game. It makes you feel good when left in the'game to trigger the Sailors' fourth-quarter rally, whJch was capped by senior Brent Armstrong's steal in the waning seconds. Armstrong also ran out the final 2 1 seconds on the clock. 8 7 the clock finally runs out." The Sailors (18-9, 5-0), ranked No. 3 in Orange Counry and No. 5 in the Southland, tied the game, 7-7, on Jay Thompson's counterattack goal with 2:12 left on an assist by Nathan Weiner. "We're taught to do that," Armstrong said of his knack for pushing the ball away from Foothill defender Jayce Sey- mour, talcing fouls and protecting the After a Foothill offensive foul gave Newport Harbor possession with I :55 to SEAN HILLER /DAILY PILOT· see POLO, Page B2 Newport's Ross Sinclair (4) and Foothill's Frank Reynolds (13) maneuver. THURSDAY'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL CHALK TALK PllDTPICKS Tonight'• gllmel Newpoft H.tbor w . Woodbridge ... at Irvine High, 7 p.m. .. Newport Harbor by 14 &tande vs. Pldflca · ... at Bolsa Grande High. 7 p.m. .. Paciftca by 21 Fnct.v'• games Northwood vs. Corona del Mar .. at Newport Harbor High, 7 p m. .Northwood by 7 s.nu Ane vs. eo.ta Mesa .. . at Orange Coast College, 7 p.m .. Costa Mesa by 3 Last week's pleb: 4-0 (100%) Season record: 21-8 (73%1 STEVE McCRANI< /DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar High's 6-foot-l, 2()().pound tailback Keith Long ( 1) is one of the key focal points in the Sea Kings' quest for the Pacific Coast League crown. Mesa awaits Golden West showdown Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The anticipation of Friday's football showdown between Golden West Leaglle unbeatens Costa Mesa High and Santa Ana was nearly enougJl to cost both teams a victory last week. But a Nate Hunter field goal wtth 11 seconds left sealed the Mustangs' 11-10 win over Westminster and a missed 43- yard field-goal at- tempt by Saddle- back with no time left allowed the Saints to escape with a 21-19 tri- umph in Week 8. So, this 7 p.m. clash at Orange Coast College could de- cide the league's No. l benb into the CIF Southern Section Division Vil Playoffs. Costa Mesa (6-2, 4-0 in league), ranked No. 8 in Division VII, is seeking at least a share of only the fifth league championship in the program's 43 var- sity seasons. A victory over Santa Ana would clinch the league's No. I playoff berth for the Mustangs. who would own the head-to-head tie-breaker advantage eveh if they wound up tied with Santa Ana or Orange. Coach Dave Perkins' Mustangs have See MESA. Pace B3 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK Kevin Welch CdM sophomore, a fo~er ball boy, is continuing proud family legacy as a standout wide receiver. Barry F. • •ulllner DaityPilot L ong bef'ore he WU big et10\.llh. (Mt enough. fNell old enough to compete between the wbildel, l<evtJ\ Welch WU hauling in ~Oil the leld at Corona del Mar Hilb~ pma 8ut DOW a topbomore In hie ftrll _.ty teaOn. the fOrmer Sea Klnp bel boy .... bis tOlllll from the ~not pme olldaa. And. dMM dlijl. the DOIUt1lly char comm with dMJle catchm ab!Ddl W. be;ood .... ..., of bll fonDer 1'Dor .... ctr ?TNte& • Wlldi~ . ...-.-r.215ymdlmd .. ., .. , ...... ~· ...... Dill' .... Pildlceaat ........ *f!lllY..-r ~Qi[iplt. IOdl QI ....... Sea Kings have a shot at PCL crown Friday Corona del Mar can earn at least a piece of league title with victory over defending champion Northwood. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Com ing off what Coach Did Free· man termed It'> most complete game ITT several seasons, the Co- rona del Mar High football team is hop- ing for what could be ats most meaning- ful win in at least that long when it hosts Northwood ITT a battle of Paafic Coast League unbeatens Fnday at 7 p.m. at Newpon Harbor High . The Sea Kings (5·3, 3-0 ITT league), ranked No. 6 m CIF Southern Section Division IX. can clinch at least a share of the league crown by knoclcing off the defending league champion Tunber· wolves (7-I, 3-0), ranJced No. 5 in Divi- sion IX. Having already clinched a berth in the playoffs, CdM. which finishes the regular season Nov. 15 against last-place Tesoro. is gunning for its f'mt outright league crown since 1988. But Freeman hopes his squad, which has won three straight after a three· game losing skid interrupted a euphoric 2-0 start, doesn't play for a title as much as it merely plays the game. "We need to play like Corona de! Mil and not wait and see what Northwood is going to play like.· Freeman said. "We See COM, P ... 82 ' SPOR:J'S SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT ~ewport's Jay Thompson (14) shoots over Foothill's Alex Cripe (6) in Wednesday's game at Tustin High. The Sailors rallied to win, 8-7. . CDM Continued from B 1 need to play a whole four quar- ters like we did last week and see if Northwood can play a whole football game against us." The Sea Kings will likely need their best effort of the season to topple Northwood, which is 17-2 since it welcomed its first senior class, 8-0 in the PCL dur- ing the same span. Coach RJclc Curtis' Timber- wolves have won seven straight after opening with a 35-14 loss to Bl Toro and have outscored league opponents this season, 11 2-26. Northwood, which draws a goed portion of its athletes from the talent pool that used to Oood lrvlne l llgh, defeated CdM, 35-21, in last season's regular-season finale. The loss kaocted the Sea Kings out of the playoffs. ·The Sea Kings, who have not won a playoff game since 1992, are hoping to enter this year's post.season as the league's first· p;lace representative, something thet hasn't happened since the CiF Division IV championship 'ldson of 1988. "The Sea Kings may or may not have the services of standout senior tailback Mark Cianciulli, who was limited to one carry in last week's 50-8 trouncing of Calvary Oiapel, after sustaining a right shoulder strain in prac- tice four days prior to the game. WHe should be able to play," Freeman said of Cianciulli, who has rushed for 851 yards and nine touchdowns on 177 carries t.biS fall. CORONA DEL MAR LINEUPS • No.,..,., 5J, Hubberd 1 ICeRt! Long 44 Miii! Coope< 2~n'WINd't 15 Tom w.1ctt 7 Kri• Coope< 53 Andy Lujan 70 Chris Reilly 74 J.on KiduMlim 71 John Have9 Eil) John Deley Hl.Wt. Yr. ..... 5-10 170 Sr. 08 &-1200 Sr. Tl 6-2 2215' Sr. F8 •t t79 So. WR s-n 175 So. WR • ~2 215 Sr. TE &.2240 Jr LT &.2 196 So. LG 5-10210 Sr. C 6-0 206 Jr. AG &. I 23& Sr. RT TOPlO CtF DMllion IX 1. La Habra. 7·1; 2. Northview, 7-1; 3. fullenon. 6-2; 4. Western, 6-2; 5. Northwood, 7·1; 8. Coronll def Mllr, W ; 7. Los Amigoa, 7-1; 8. Pacifica, 6-2; 9. Pomona, 7-1; 10. Rancho Alamitos, 5-3. Cianciulli, Cd.M's No. 2 all- time rusher with 2,300 yards, won't start however, as senior Keith Long. who missed nearly four games with a strained back this season, gets the nod. Long has gained I 44 yards on 37 car- ries this fall But after relying on the run- ning game for nearly alJ of the offensive production the first half of the season, the Sea Kings have found success through the air in the PCL Senior quarterback Jonathan Hubbard has completed 19 of 25 passes in league, for 411 yards and two IDs, without an inter- Hl. Wt. Yr. l'ba. •t 235 Sr. OE 5-lO 230 Sr. OT &-7 190 Sr. OT IM> 205 Sr. OE IM) 205 Sr. Ol8 &-7170 St. u •2m St. u •2215 Sr. Ol8 5-lt 179 Jr. C8 5-111111 So. C8 M179 Sr. FS ceptlon. He Is 51 of 89 for 761 yards and six TDs, with three In- terceptions, for the season. Hubbard'• leading target is sophomore Kevin Welch. who exploded for eight catches and 215 yards last week. including an 87-yard scoring bomb. Welch has 24 catches for 498 yards arid five TDs in his first varsity sea- son. Northwood is balanced offen- sively with Jeff Keller pacing the running attack and Kyte Harper triggering the passing game. Keller. a 5-foot-7, 150-pound sophomore. has 839 rushing yards and 10 TDs on 146 carrles. Harper, a 6-3, 190-pound sen- ior, has thrown for I ,036 yards and 13 TDs. completing 58 of I 09 with three interceptions. The T-wolves' leading receiver is senior Brandon Egan, who has 38 catches for 728 yards and eight TDs. "Northwood is pretty bal- anced, but the thing that can unnerve you is the way they get to the line of scrimmage so quickly out of the huddle,• Free- WATER POLO --· MCFIC COAST LEAGUE o-.11 LM9IM W LT W LT CcHOfW del Mw 5 3 0 3 0 0 ..... 11• 7 , 0 I 0 0 c.Nwy<>...,.i 4 4 0 2 1 0 ~ s • 0 ' 2 0 UV.-Beedl 4 4 0 0 3 0 ,._ , 1 0 0 ' 0 Fttdey'• 9IN'* 17 p.m.I Northwood vs. CoroM def Mer. at Newport Harbor • Tesoro at Laguna Beadl s.turdey'a .,.ne (1 p.m.) C.lvary Chapel vs. Unl11er11ity, at Westminster Thundlly, Nov. 14 (7 p.m.) Northwood vs. C.lvary Chapel, at We$tmlnwter Fridey, Nov. 1517 p.m.) Tesoro vs. Coronll def Mer. at Newport Hart>or Laguna Beacti vs. Unlvertity, at Irvine High (end regular aeaton) mari said. •1t there's anything our defense has not done weU, it's not getting ready for the play. We're going to have to tum that around this week..• Defensively, CdM hopes to continue a trend of opportun- ism. The Sea Kings are plus-five in turnover ratio in three league games, evening their ratio for the season. The defense has produced two touchdowns the last two weeks on fumble recov- eries and last week's game in- cluded a blocked punt for a safety. Northwood, averaging just more thari 29 points per game, has an added weapon ln senior kicker Tony Pacheco. whose five field goals this fall Include con- nections from 44 and 37 yards. Anteaters stuff the 49ers, 10-5 The sixth-ranked UC Irvine men's water polo team downed No. 9 Long Beach State, 10-5, in Mountain Pacific Sports Pedera- ti6n action al the Los Alamitos Naval Base Wednesday night. Senior Jeff Powers led the Ant - eaters with four goals, including two straJght in the third quarter to give UCI a 7-2 lead. Junior GaJTett Gentry and sophomore Dreason Barry added two goals each for UCI, which improved to Ja..7 overall and 4-3 in the MPSF. sauor goalie Doug Finfrock had stx li8ves. 6enJor Aaron Holloway led the 49eB with two goals and goalie Thomas Onyshko had eight saves as Long Beach State fell to 1~14 overall arid 1-6 in the MPSR JllTTN.MC SPORTS FEDERA110N Seor9by0ulll18rt . ucimn. 2 2 • 2 • 10 LBState 1 1 t 2 • 11 ua • Powert 4, Gentry 2. Barry 2, Garcia 1, M8'1<> 1. Savea -Anfrodt 6. L8 · Holloway 2, Bealkehaiy 1, Geoffroy 1, Allard 1. Savee -Onyshko 8. Preps: CdM routs WELCH Continued from Bl Tesoro, 18-1 The host Corona del Mar Sea Kings scored seven goals in the first quarter arid added six more at the start of the second half to sink Tesoro lo Pacific Coast League boys water polo, 18-l. John Mann played as if among boys, scoring seven goals. Artie Dorr, John Money and AU Kattan each scored twice for the Sea KJngs, 17-7 overall, who completed PCL play as unde- feated champions with a 4-0 not only personal single-game bests, but sent people ahullling through the ldw>ol record book to see bow they stacked up (George Suinnen 220 receiving yards In a 1998 pme aplnst Senta Marprlta la the only atns1e·pme total greater). They upped the-S-loot· l , 175-pouode(a IMIOl1 ltall to i.t catches &>r 498 ~ lndudtng ftYe ro., and Uo mmed him ~ldon • Deily POot Pllyer ol the Week. But delpltle .. ~wtndlall. Wekh ra:Dltnt more lnClnt than conb!llll. submerstnl die telftlbn• that bondl ...... aeceMn benedi .. ~.._to aappon the ~p)cl ,,, ....... mark. Corona del Mar, CJF Division JI champions the past three years, await the first round of the playoffs, which begin Nov. 13. The pairings will be released on Monday. ~COAST LEAGUE CdM 11. Teeon> 1 lcONb'{Ouetten . Tesoro 1 o o o 1 CdM 7 2 t 3 • 11 CdM -Mann 7, Dorr 2, Kattan 2, Money :r, MMndt 1, Moore 1, O. OiRocco 1, Gentry 1, StrMt 1. SeV9t -Stocbtlll 2, lrunctege 14. POLO Conliuld tam Bl .... .... Won caawrted for .......... .,... Newpdrt m.w • Poocbm etecdoo at 1:29, Ihm we. ICOl'ld eve eecondl laser onthemmi~ FoodUIL ranked IMl"llmtb In the coun!J and ~ m the South- lmd. anempted a shot on tu nal trip down, but the ball Mtmmed the water and Newport Harbor PJie Nadwl McLain wu credited with a save. FoQtbW goalie Sandy Hobener atopped a shot then twnovers Mn adwiged before the JCnlgbta bad poeeesslon wi:lh less than 30 eeconda left. Armstrong maCie his steal whOe guarding the hole, then protected tbe ball as Seymour cbued him to no avail Newpor:t Haibor called timeout with 0:07 to play, and the ball ended up in ArmstrOog'S bands asaJD- •we juat told our guys at the beglnnlng of the fourth quar- ter that, bey, this is your quar- ter, this ls your g$JJ1e,·· said Lynch, whose team, which will probably be seed~d fourth Ln the upcoming CIF Southern Section Division . I Playoffs. ·w e've come back more than once this year.· We were down 11x to Corona t.lel -Mar once (before losing l 7 -15 in over- time) ... our counterattack was Intense In the fourth quarter. That's what we preacb around here, the fact that we're in tbaSM-We wort bald." n.;-....-oeandonbd al lbllr 10 ~lldvuattp *'*""" bM ~ one ocber Jeldlnabt~-and-WM 1-0. 1be pine WM ~ four times. Footbll -~ two-.,.a leada at 5-3 euty In the lblnt quarter, M midway through the thJrd and 7-5 at third quarter'• end - the 1araest lelda al cbe contest. "We just weQt hard In the fourth quart.et,. Slnda1r Nkl. "We knowhow to cpme hlldC. We came a.ct tn the loW1h quarter again.It Corona del ~ but came up just lhott. We worked too hard to k>fie tb1I one. We woi:ked bard and it paid o«." Newport Harbor tied it for the thiJd tilw, 3-3, When SlncJa1r SC()l'Cd with 0'.37 mnainlng ln the ftrst half. after pUiDg .a pasa from Armstrong and puablng the ball to dose range before fl.ring a strike past Hohenff. Foothill. however. took the lead before recess. 4-3, on Alex Cripe's goal with 0-.2.7 left. Armstrong and Sindalr scored twice, while Michael Bury. Qw. lie Hoc.kenbeny, Weiner and Thompson added one each. SEA VllW LfAOUE ~ Herbof .. FOOlhm 7 Scot9 .,., Oullftln Newport t 2 2 ll • 8 Foothill 2 2 3 0 -7 Newport. Sinclair 2, ArmttroOQ 2, Hodtenbef'TY 1, Bury 1, Thompeon 1. Welner 1. Saves: McLain 2. fooot1111 ·Wills 2, Reynoldl 2, Oland 2. Cripe t $81181: .Hohener 6. VOLLEYBALL · Hornets sting Pirates in four Orange Coast College handed first loss by visiting Fullerton. Top-ranked Orange Coast Col- lege got 15 kills and 12 ~ from outside hitter Melissa Zapiain, but visiting Fullerton was firing on alJ cylinders Wednesday night and handed the Pirates their first defeat of the season, 30-25, 23- 30. 30-26, 30-27, in Orange Em- pi.re Conference women's volley- ball. . Ale.xis Cooley and Suzanne Andrade gave the Pirates fits from start to finish, combing for 3 1 kills and eight blocks. The duo took turns in the spotlight for the Hornets (9-6, 6-3 in the Orange Empire Conference), carrying their team at various points in the match. After the 30-25 first-game loss, the Pirates responded with their only positive. Kelly Overby had six k:ilb and Krystle Davis added five in Game 2 as the Bucs turned a 12 -11 lead into a I 9-11 cushlon with Davis at the service line. The Hornets got no closer than seven points the rest of the way as the Bucs tied the match at 1-1. Coast rallied from a 19·7 defi- cit to tie Game 4 at 25, only to waste rhe opportunJty. Overby finished with 13 kills for the Pirates Cl•·l. 8-1), while Elisha Counts dished out 39 as· sists and added 12 digs. Jarielle Jeremiah paced the Coast de- fense with 20 digs, and Casey Pe· tersen had seven blocks. Preps: GWL champion Mustangs roll on The Costa Mesa High girls volleyball team continues to steamroll its way toward the CIF Southern Section Division Ill-A playoffs with a. 15-4, 17- 15, 15-10, win over Santa Ana Wednesday in a Golden West League match. Sharon Day led the Mustangs. 12-2, 11-0 in league, with 20 kills and Devin Denman added eight kills while Jenny Sparks tallied 22 assists .... Jack.le Havens led Mesa with four aces. The Mustangs host Saddle- back Friday in the team's final regular season match before the CIF playoffs begin next week. COLLEGE MEN'S SOCCER Anteaters punish Cal Poly (SLO) UCI blanks Mustangs behind Sean Iliff s two goals, and Ryan Mathy's shutout. SAN LUIS OBISPO -1Wo Sean Illfl' goals helped UC Irvine defeat the Cal Poly men's soccer team Wednesday night, 3-0, on the loser's field. ua took• 1-0 lead 1n t6e flnt half when D1fr ICOred off P8llel from Juon Thompeon and ScOu Bowman at 28:41, and the tnar- gin expanded two goals when l.erato Simelane soored off a Bowman pass five minutes later. Oiff scored his second goal at 49:38, launchi.ng a lob shot from 40 yards out, which sailed over the head of goalkeeper Greg Ble- vins. . Anteater goalie Ryan Mathy had five sa.es ln recording the shutout The Anteaters lmpruw9 to 7- 6-3, 2·2-2 in the Ill Wiit. Cal Poly sinb to 3-13, l ~ ~-S P O 'R TS Ttuldlly, Nowmber 7, 2002 .. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Newf>ort Harbor leery of nrisstep Last-place Warriors stand between the Sailors and a title showdown in Sea View League with Foothill Nov. 14. Barry flulkner Dally Pilot --IRVINE With two games left ln the Sea View League season, the Newport Harbor High footbaJJ team re- mains in position to reach the summit of the standings. But to earn a chance to battle for at least a share of their second straight league crown In a Nov. 14 showdown against first-place Foothlll, Coach Jeff Brinkley's Sailors must first avoid a misstep tonight against Woodbridge at Jrvine High. The W:yriors (1 -7, 0-3 in league) are hoping to fulfill their spoiler role in the 7 o'clock con- test against Newport Harbor (6-2, 2-1), ranked No. 6 In CIF Southern Section Division V1. ·it's like were climbing Mt. Ev- erest and we can see the peak.· Brinkley said. ·Bu t we still have to go across one of those ladders and if we rush across, we fall and don't make It. That's the ap- proach we're taking for this game.· The Sailors have paraded through the Warriors in 11 of their I 4 meetin~. including GOt..DEN WEST LEAGUE 0-... ~ W l T W l T C-•M9M 6 ? 0 • 0 0 S....Ane 1 ' 0 • 0 0 Ot9"Q9 5 3 0 3 1 0 ~ ....... • .. 0 l 2 0 Seddl4IOec* 2 5 0 1 3 0 ~""-1 1 0 0 • 0 f:MaACU 1 7 0 0 ~ 0 Ton6ght'a giimes f7 p.m .J &tanda vs. Pacinca. at Bolaa Grande lnonleagueJ w.tminster vs Orange. at El Modena Fridey't 911fJ* (7 p.m.I Santa Ana vs. C09ta Mu., at Orange Coast Seddlet'ad: vs Ocean V.ffW, 11 Westminster Thunday, Nov. 1• (7 p.m.) C09ta Mau vs Saddleback. at Newport Harbor Fridey. Nov. 15 (7 p.m .J Orange vs. Santa Ana, at Santa Ana Bowl Ocean V.ew vs. Estancia, at Orange Coast WestminstM at Garden Grove (nonleague) (end regular 11easonl MESA Continued from B l won five straight and two more would produce only the second outright league title in school history. the other being a Paci.fie Coast League crowl'l In 1993, the same season they lost In the CIF Division V1IJ title game. Santa Ana (7-1, 4-0) has not lost since a season-opening set- back to Sonora and the Saints are enjoying their best season in more than a decade, though the storied program bas m ore OF ti· des (ftw) than Mesa has league avwns. Coach Jesee Gomez's Saints haw scored 285 points, third most in Orange C.ounty this eeaaon. 'The Saints. however, feature a much different offensive pbi- loeoph)· than the M\.lltaltp. Santa Ana. behind senior ~ Omar Camlco. hPe thrown for more than 654JI> of their 2.364 yards. Carruco has competed 93 of 155 (f!OIWt) for 1,480 yards and ftve TDs. with six lntercepdon& Camlco milled aD but che llnt few plays agaJnst Seddleb9ck with a sprained an- kle. but Pedjna apedl him to be II the controls~ Colla Mela bu relied on COD· trolUnl the t:ra>chel on otreme. aDowtns MDlor ftelhck Keala ~~:-== .... CT' '•one~.ttha -........... 'lbl e.b>t•l, =ii:"-1r S.271 twr ,.. .... No. 2 In N8if.. palt• .......... Gca· =..:.:=:.e: ............ (411Dl-- ID ... NI ......... nimld ha& ....... 1-...-itl ...... ,... ....... ............. ,:=. .. "' ............ , ........ SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor sophomore Spencer Link is one of the Sailors' key weapons in the passing game. three straight wins by a com- bined 98-I 5 margin. Coach Rick Gibson's squad has lost five straight league games and has been outscored, 137-46, by league foes Irvine, Laguna Hills and Foothill this fdll. Yet Brinkley, as usual. carefully side-steps underestimating the Warriors. "It'll be a good challenge." Brinkley sajd. ·They always play very emotionally on defense and it's not an easy group 10 prepare for, offensively, because their de- fense comes at you from so many angles. And they're blitzing 90% of the time." It's the Newport offense, how- ever, that figures to have the Woodbridge defensive coaches even more worried. The Sailors have had success running and passing this year, making ii difficult for any oppos- ing defensive coordinator to try to ta.kc either aspect away. Senior tailback Danangan Johnson has rushed for 935 yards and 15 touchdowns and has six straight games of at least 100 yards. behind a maturing offen· sive line. Johnson, the school ca- reer rushing record holder with 2,940 yards, has also scored 12 m s in the last four games. A modest effort would put him over the 1,000-yard plateau for the second straight season and aJso make him the only the sixth rusher in Newport -Mesa history to enter the 3.000-yard club. Senfor quarterback Michael McDonald has thrown for 1,305 yards, completing 87 of 153. lie has nine TD passe!> and only three interceptions and has not thrown a p1clt his last five games. McDonald's favonte targets are sophomore Spencer 1 lnlc and senior Mike roole. lmk, coming off a personal-best nine recep- tions for 135 yards and two ll)s STEVE McCR.W< I DAR. Y PILOT Costa Mesa receiver Tyler Wa ldron (20) is one of the Mustangs' key weapons when they turn to the pass. Mesa hosts Santa Ana Friday night at Orange Coast College with a shot at the champ1onship. TOP 10 Of o+vWon VII 1. Sant.a Fe. 6-2; 2. Walnut, 7-1; 3. Pioneer, 7· 1; 4. South Hilt.. 5-3; 5 Arroyo. 6-2; 6 Bell Gardens, 5-3; 7. West Covina, 5-3; I. COii. Mau •2; 9. El Aandlo, 5-3; 10. LlSema. 6-2. go GutierreL., guards Andrew Carlch and Brett Via. as well &.'> center Luke Sapolu and utility man Paul Martin. Asuega has 741 yards and IO TDs in four league games this fall With Asuega carrying the load, a.Wsted by junior tailback Omar Ruiz (456 yanb and five TDs on 96 carries), the Mustangs have produced nearly 841J(, or their 2.552 oJfen.stve yan:ts on the gn>Wld. When Santa Ana stays on the ground, Jose Alva.re% bas been the primary ball carrier. The 5- foot ·9, 165-pound senior bas 56' yarda and six TDs on 83 can1et. When the Saints get deep In the nxl zone, mer NM! utilized 5-10, 2JO.pound jun.&or Juon ~who bu produced n1oe TDa on jult 20 canie&. CcJICa Mllla hit ehown cbe lbOlty ID drrow the MIJ. but ten- lor ~ 11m IDer hujult 24 complldom for 279 ymtl Ind onemct.-..-..Mdhunot tbroWD • IDUi::hdown .... linoe -~ ..... wba .. kicked two lill ............. laid .... .. _.. ........ Ntial•• wllll l2 CllCtill lor 171.,..., IDI- ._...., '" •• Who hil 10 .. COSTA MESA LINEUPS Hl W\. Yr ,.,._ !>-lO 175 S1 OB 6-1200 Sr FB 5-1150 Jr TB 6-21., Sr W8 &-o 170 Sr WR !>-11 200 Jr TE &O 2156 Sr LT l-02'0 Jr. LG !>-11 220 Jr C &-OMO Sr AG 6-1290 So RT Ht. W\. 6-1200 5-11 )1' 5-lO 11!1 6-2115 !>-9205 6-321!1 &-0 2l0 6-0170 5-10 114 !>-713& 6-2180 Yr. ,.,._ Jr OE Sr NG Jr DE Jr OlB Sr ll.8 Jr Ml8 Jr. llB Sr OlB Sr C8 Jr C8 Sr F'S ceptJons for 74 yards. them to d(ive the football and The Saints' receiving corps is use the same fonnula of good paced by senior Rene Candelas. defense and ball-control offense who has 25 catches for 604 yards we've been using. If we play wen and three TDs. Cesar Garcia (23 and do that. we should have a catches for 307 yards and three pretty good chance at winlli.Qg. • TOs) Is another primary target Costa Mesa also has the me "A win means we WOJJ't be on advantllge over the SaJnts, whom a bus for two hours the flrat week Perk1N saJd have used their of the playoffs, going to JM&y quk:kness. ~ and someone ln the San Gabriel Val-heart to acbJew their success ley, • Pertins said. •And. lf we win this eeuon. out. w. could get a p<>tMUble (top-The Mustangs would remain (Our) -1.. ln the ........, title picture, ewll'I Mina bellewla victory ll well wtth a io.. .mce Slnta Ana Within reach. but l&id his team do. the regular MIMOll tp1Nt mull condnue ha awnlon to Orange <S..S. .-. o. COit.a Mel& turncMn °'* chne In four dow out ........ ~ ..... ....-to help awe a and win over lbe Roedrunnen. plua-nlne turyMMr rado for the combJned Wltb an OnnlD ~ -.0) tnd ... the ... ..,. tory CMI: ~ Am. ~ ere- -....._ ambit .._. s.nta ... a._._, de fDr the aown Ma taudl6MD .-. (pi__.°""" .......... "11lillr ......... Mve -··~·· ...., ... .... . ... ,,. .............. . lill1' .... ..., ..... ..... ~-,·-........... 9lililiil ,...., pd ........... ~ -• ••11(1--... OiaMy ID ... •_, ..... -.. Nir· LtJl9ll (19'76-15) rMll. 5111111 ............... IDtice Alia .... tbe ..... 7•l • - NEWPORT HARBOR LINEUPS OfffNlf • ~~ ~:; ;; ':» 22 0 .Jonn.ol> u ,. Sr T1I «> T,_ Thlonoc ~ n 200 So Fe I Mili9 Toole .. n I• Sr WA l~Unli M1'3 So. WA 12,.... Tomen .. , 211' Sr Tl 1' A..J. S-. M 2?ll Sr LT 19 Enc c:u.u. ~" 2JO Jr LG 60 J.a ~ 5-1225 Sr c n Nido Wilddrw w 291 Jt AG 75 Chrie 8-91i 6-4 2IO Sr RT TOPIO ctf Df¥Won VI 1. Foothill, 7-1; 2. Charter Oak. 7-1; 3. Loa Altoa. 6-2; 4. Orange Lutheran, 6-2; 5. El Modena, 5-3; .. Newport~ .. 2; 1 Katella. 7-1; 8. La Mirada, 5-3; 9 Bellflower, 6-2. 10. Valencia. 5-3. in the Tars' 28-26 win over la· guna Hills, has 29 catches for 518 yards and six TDs. Toole has 23 receptions for 368 yards and one m . The Sailors have won eight of their last nine league games, but are looking to end a three-game road losing streak that began last season. Woodbridge is paced by 5- f oot-11 , 215-pol.lnd senior run- ning back Dan Oermann, who has compiled 843 rushing yards and eight touchdowns on 130 carries. Senior quarterback TIITl Kegel is 89 of 230 for 1,080 passing Foom1ll ~..,,_ IMne ~ ... Al•M>N;guet Woodblidge ..... YL ,_, U llO St OE •1 111 Sr OT l-0220 Sr NG •1 110 Sr OE W 181 Jt. OUI ~ 11 214 Sr ML.I !>-7112 Si. "00 !>-11 200 xx C8 &-0 1151 Sr C8 M 1IO Jr -SS &-o 196 Sr FS W l T 7 1 0 • 2 0 5 3 0 2 1 .. • • 0 1 2 ti . 3 & 0 1 2 0 , 7 0 0 J 0 Tonight"s gerne 17 p .m I Newport H•fi>M V$. Woodbridge, at Irvine Ftidey't ..,,_ (7 p.m .) Footh1ll 111 Irvine Ahso Niguel vs. Laguna Hills, at M1asion Vie10 Thundlly, Nov. 1• 17 p.m .I Newport Hatbof .rs Foothill. at Tustin Laguna Hills at Irvine Fridey, Nov. 15 (7 p.m.) Woodbridge at Aliso Niguel (end regular season) yards, with nine interceptions and five m passes. • Ron Rommelfanger leads Wal· rior receivers with 23 catches for 253 yards and one m . Pacifica rates favorite's role against the Eagles Estancia in d eep waters in n o nleague duel at Balsa Grande. Barry Faulkner Dail{Pilot GARDEN GROVE -Es- tancia High foocba.ll coach Jay Noonan has said on sev- eral occasions during his team's I· 7 campaign that if it weren't for bad luck. his Eagles would have none at all The luck of the draw appeaJS also to have abandoned Estancia. which drew Pacifica in the Golden West League's -~-week· agreement with the Garden Grove League. also comprised of seven teams. The F.agies enter tonight's non- league matchup. 7 o'dod at Bolsa Grande High. as heavy Wlderdogs again.st the Mariners (6-2), who appear bound for their ninth straight trip the CIF Southern Section playoffs. Pacifica C.oach Bill Craven earned his 200th win at the school last week. while F.sr.ancia has 158 wins In Its 38 varsity sea- sons. The Eagles have won just 49 games the last 13 seasons. while Pad.fica has t.aUn only the last ~seasons to win 50. ·It's a good footbaD team. which I th.ink could be as good as K.atella." said Noonan. whose Eagles were aounced. 34-0. by K.atella In Week 3. It was the tint of four shutouts sustained by Es· tanda over a sh-game span and F.standa has now been blanked in three stralgbt games. The three-pme scorele53 streak des a program record and bas dropped the El8Ses to the bottom of lbe Orange County scoring list. tied with Thsoro with 47point& ~not ... to Une up and go toe lO toe with lheln. • Noonan said of the Madnen, who opened their MlllOD with • 35-0 win <Ml' • ~ twn that ll.lb- eequmdy bellecl e.cana.. 41-7, m Week 4 "We'll have a few changes. we11 cry to be creative, and we'll have to limit our mis- takes." M.i.stam.. specifically tum· overs. have been the E.agies' bia- gest shortcoming this fall. Th.ey are minus-16 in turnover ratio. Pacifica. ranked No. 8 in CIF Division lX. is known for tis sound fundamentals and e:&· ecution, ideals Noonan said his team can gam tnspiration from. "Bill Craven is one of the deans of Orange County high school football and Pacifica has an outstandmg program.· Noo· nan said. ~ game will give our kids an opportunity to see how a good program plays. You know what Pacifica is going to do. but it has had pretty good success lin- ing up and doing it. Our chaJ. lenge is going to be to try and stop them." Specifically. the Eagles mu.R contend with senior running back David HelJer, who has rushed for 1.315 yards and 15 touchdowns this fall. Justin Turner, a senior quarter- back. has thrown for I .153 yards and five TDs, compled.ng 80 of 129 with four interceptions. Steve Hefler (20 catches for 270 yards and two TDs) and nm Brannen (15 catches for 371 yards and two TDs> are the Mariners' leading rec.et~ Es._anda is led offensiYely by junior quarterback Brad YoWlg. wbo ba$ completed 63 of 127 passes for 675 yards and two 1'DI, with five Interceptions. Noonan said senior l.ewts Bradshaw may also play some quarterback this Wf!ek. Bradshaw, is among the EagJes' rec.eMng leaders with 12 catches for 222 yaids. Seniors )avy Ramirel ( 16 catches for 211 yards), LoWa VaJdel Jr. (13 for 146) and Jer· maine bang (12 for 150) are ed· dltioml pullnc~ Ir'• the ftnt pme in 33 yean between lbe two echooll. wi*il mel ave 9b11JPt ,... b 8' •q with Btcanda~ ........ 1966 ...on. Banda ae.di the --3-1-1. ESTANCIA UNEl.PS J ........ ... ....... ,....,......._ .,. a. ca • ....., ...... M•. 1'I ........ ··-"· .. •'----"" N• ·-• .,,,...._ M• t -·&: ... ,. • .. ... U' • . .,E .... l! ! :..-:: ~ .. ......... .. ... "' ----::: w• .,. ""-... •u• ,., .. •.:: t• .... i Nm ._ N• .. • SPORTS COLLEGE HONORS . Stanferd Hall Of Fame beckons Two from Newport Beach are honored , as they pre.pare for a trip to Palo Alto. Rune. lO '9e inducted into Stuaford'• tlG md a.Id aa an eigtdh- ....., .. Caram dll .._ID· la11•t I lo; 18 the~ bmlblr. WbO .... ....., Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot Humphreys. who attended Hd al Fame. ·1 bnedt t.11 her rre.hm.n year at Newport up lbere ln a tf!W ymn. l'rD Harbor HJ8h before movfng to really eu:hed to go up. Wan Lake Arrowhead and starring t.aldng our older two chOdrm. at Rim or the Wbrld, was a 1'bete a.re a lot of new build- four-time AD-American (1984· ings and I'm just anxious to 87) in volleyball at Stanford. see Jt all." She holds the Stanford school Humphreys and bes hld· record for ca.re« uaisft wfth band Bnd have four children, 5,003. She was a member of two boys, Ben (age 6) and the U.S. National Tham in John (I}, and two girls. Kelsey 1989-90. She waa also the Pa-(7) and Ashley (3). .... mdP.mma. Montbt dter SL Geme ~ birth to her third chlld the be· came a USA nv.lt and Field national champion after win-mna the 5.000 meters (15:57.71) ID 1994. NEWPORT BEACH -New· port Beach residents Wendy Humphreys and Ced St. Geme, who have experienced a teucb"or a small world "tory, will be inducted Into Stanford University's Athletic Hall of Fame Oass of 2002, at a spe- cial dinner Friday. Humphreys, the former Wendy Rush. and St Geme, the former Ced Hopp, met each other because of their husbands, who played foot- ball together at Stanford St Geme, who lived in Northern California a year and a tialf ago, called Humphreys to 6.ntl out about the local schools and doctors in the area Months later they received word they would be inducted into the Stanford Hall or c:ific-10 Conference Player of St. Geme, a standout in the Year in 1987 and the : track and field, ·was tlie 1982 Pac-lO Female Athlete or the NC.AA charilpion in the 3,000 Year in 1987-88. She eanied meters. She ranb second all- first-team All-Conference time at Stanford in the 3,000 honors three times and was a meters (8:57.27) and fourth member of 'the Ne.AA Final all-time in the 1,400 meters Four All-Townament Tham in (4:1°/.02). 1985and1987. The freshman school record St. Gane. who wm be the &econd lerpale track athlete in the Stanbd Hall of Fune. la origlnally from Greenwicb, Connecticut and starred at Greenwblcb High (<lass of 1981). • ~It's interesting looking back." St. Geme said of her time at Stanfold. ... caught the first wave of runners who benefited Crom Title IX. I was the first-ever female national champion In NCAA traclt in 1982." H~phreys. who com-bolder in the 3,000 meters muted to the Southland for (8:57.27) in 1982, St. Geme three years to play for the was also a two-time All- Orange County Volleyl>aJJ American in cross country Oub wfth Coach Otarlie (1981 and '82). In addition to the spedal dinnec Friday, Humphreys and St Geme, along with eight other Inductees, will be honored during halftime of the Stanford-USC football game on Saturday. 8.rande, also holds Stanford's St. Geme and her husband singl~season record for as-Ed have six children. live girls sists (l,610). and one boy. Anne,· 14, is a Hl am extremely honored," freshman cross country run- . said Humphreys, who is the ner at Corona del Mar High. third female volleyball athlete Otristine, 13, will compete in AYSO REGION 97 GIRLS SOCCER . Red or.Black, both sparkle Red Crush and Black Knights of Girls under-12 AYSO Region 97 soccer tie, 1-1. Kaitlin Kehoe scored the lone goal for the Red Crush in the third quarter to allow the Red Crush to tie the Black Kni.ghts in a Girls under-12 AYSO Region 97 soccer game. Strong defense was provided by DelanJe Unden, Devyn Hartnett, Claire Layton and Zole Verrall and mldflelders Jordan Graftath, Rebecca Slater and Kelly <lark played steady. ln Girls under-10 action: • The Bratt 2, Blue 8lasten 0 The Bratz improved to 7-2 wich a win against the Blasters. Marla Swfft and Milena Buonanoce each scored goals and Made- laine Gallardo had one assL'il. Defensively, the Bratz were led by Oalre Cutlllo, Sophia leftque, Alexandra JCehoe, Kelly Klndgren. Zoe Sanglerat and Katie P.ac:her. •'lean: Quk:ksiMr wins Its final regular season game, 7-2. 10 go undefeated. • Blue Bluten 2, Breakers I Holly Kelty scored two goals as the Blast - ers edged the Breakers by one goal. Kelly scored her first goal off a pass from Veronica Seidner and scored her second goal off a rebound from a defender after Stephanie Verheyen kept the ball in the Breakers' end. Kate Batstone, Otarlotte Skfonsby and Natalie Swth held the Breakers to one goal and Reano Nathan and JamJe Predrlcbon shared goalkeeper duties. Forwards Cindy Mej.la and Amanda Peterson pelted the Breakers' goalkeeper with several shots each. • ~n 4, Teal Tigen 1 Mabna Owen scored the lone goal for the Tigers with solid ball-handling coming from Mary Yeager, Britany Stair and Kristi Drake. Tabitha Goff and Addlaon Rlc:hley both played goalkeeper and blocked several Stinger shots and the Tiger defense was led by Delaney BeU, Abby Mkhaebon and Sa- dye Busby. ln Girls undeT-8 action: • Bluewater Dolphins vs. Orange 11gen Bluewater's offensive team was led by Ing- rid Pa'alta and Konner Speth and goal- keeper Kari Hancock led the defense. Han· cock was assisted by aggressive play of defenders MaddJe CoUlnl and Vane8U ~ Surf er Girls' Jane Layton leads witti the ball against the Pink Pandas Saturday at Ensign. noL • Mighty 'Ogen vs. Blue Dolpblna The Mighty Tigers' Gianna Ugbt scored her first goal of the ·season and Sanh Zo- maya scored another goal in the second half. Samantha Sanchez, Lat Dl&ntla, All90n Palaferrl and Jenna c.dDo held o1fthe Dol- phin attaclcers. • 1be Zooming Zebras received a strong team effon from Cinnamon Sary and Hanna Mumm on offense with an assist from IClanJ Crtwllo. Nk:ole flbalmmons, Delaney McCardle and Catherine Boettner held the opposing team at-bay as goal- keepers. Cat.hertne Qnindly 'and Sally Puller took shots on goal and Sarah Daly. Sara Hamllton and Taylor ~ held strong on defense. lo Girls under-7 action: • flrecnck.en vs. Mustangs Firecracker goals were scored by Analyaa Vivanco and Andie Strode with support• coming from C.Ortlynn Oanent, Alana Cou- rier, Bmlly C.Onant. Rosalie Deliz.. Katie PHOTOS BY SEAN HILLER I DAILY PllOT Pink Pandas' goalie Hannah Walker blocks a shot oo ttie goal. Donald, Diana Pu.JU, Savannah Gardner and Halley <>bent. In Girls under-6 action: • The Green GlrllllM played aggressively with Peyton &pley Joo.ea S(;()ring two goals and Aahley Ammennan and Haley Hee8Ch both scoring one goal apiece. Jaynle Hexberg ran both ends or the field stopping several scoring opportunities and Ubby ICnJ8ht also played both en.els of rhe field, bustling to stop breakaways and Ula McFJroy denied many scoring opportunities. • Lolllpope V9. Siher' Dolph.Im Abbey Plcbtt and Aiy.. Quintero scored goals for the Silver Dolphins with assists by Rowan Freclier1ben, Amanda Sheppard and Gtlbby .........., and Carlee Kapana deliv- ered a goal through a mid.fielder's legs and Madrern'h Gadd.it added the final goal. KeDy McFetten and Kate Pipkin diverted several brealcaway attempts on goal. Rachel Whltelegge didn't play but hopes to be back for this week's game. • SllYer Mustangs vs. Flftcracken The Firecrackers led in the first half, bu1 the Silver Mustangs were able to hold the Firecrackers at bay in the second half. Silver Mustangs' goalkeepers Sara Button, Jedtie Jones. Uly Olavll and EmDy Plores played steady. All8on Hanle scored her first two goals or the season, on assists from DanJ 8l8danan and Balley Rieke. Kate McFetten assisted Makena Look onthe first goal. JR. ALL AMERICAN FOOTBALL AYSO REGION 57 SOCCER ThUncleE holds off Costa Mesa Wheeler and Larson both score two goals for Corona del Mar and Burciaga adds a hat trick for Costa Mesa in Boys under-14 action. Corona del Mar's Boys under-14 Blue Thunder defeated Costa Mesa. 6-4, Saturday in Boys-under 14 action ln AYSO Region 57 Soccer action. aut. Wheeler and Derek I.anon both scored two goals for the winnes and Jeff IM'80D and Ford Noe each chipped in wt.th goal apiece for Corona del Mar. Marco Bun:Mgo scored three goals for a hat trick and Eric Stoner added a single goal for Costa Mesa Morpn Boman, Nick Groke. Mike Brus.le, Scott Feeley and Allre7.a Nazeml provided keydefensive efforts and came through with mjdfield support fo r Corona del Mar. Matt Moore made several saves in goal to help hold off Costa Mesa In Girls under-12 play: • Blue Crush 2, Lemonheads 0 Laura Kopel scored two goals to key the Blue Crush in its regular-season finale. The Blue Crush finish the season 7· l-1 heading into the playoffs. lCelley Davis played solid midfield and Katie Muni played weU on defense in front of goalkeeper MJchelle Lancaster. ln Girls under-1 l APP Plus action: • Corona deJ Mar Hotspurs 3, Laguna Niguel Explosion l 1Wo goals from Sidney Brombal (Haley Rltg\Me assist) and one goal by Isa n..ldnen led the Corona del Mar Hotspurs to a 3-1 victory over the Laguna Niguel Explosion in Girts under· 1 l APP Plus play. Corona. 6-2·1, received offensive and midfield suppon from M9ddle Slmmonda, Brooke DeMlnanda. ICatJe Deverlan, Kelly Feeley, Kade DeMlranda and Hanna Stuart. Goalkeepers and defenders Sarah Folks and ICyla Winkle, Laura Fleming and Bayli SceO limited the Explosion to one goal. In Boys under-10 play: • Blue Crush l. Team USA 0 The Blue Crush's C.Onner Cruz fired a 15-yard shot off a rebound above the outstretched ann of Tham USA's goalkeeper Oark CMhlon to score the game's only goal and give the Blue Crush the hard·fougbt victory. Team USA kept the pressure on offense with.._,.. c.e. Jack Gonb, MJcbMI Dahl and Nkholal Mollmra as did the Blue Crush with Connor C.Ole and Brent LawloD. Team USA'.s defense was led by 81.ake Allen. MldlMI Aydn. Ryan Gooding and Matthew I.anon. ~ • Wolfpack 3, Patriots 1 c.onnor Gui scored three goals for the Wolfpack. who received steady defense from Brent Gny, Matt F.ngtMh. Iman Joehelbanl. Zach n.vt. and MJchael Inwa. Colton Ponl and P.ngtish anchored duties in goal. • Gunnen 2, RaJm 2 By virtue of a tiebreak. the Gunners take the No. I seed into the playoffs after a 2-2 tie agains1 the Rams Saturday ln the Boys under-to American Division . The Gwurers (7 -1-1) got two goals from Nick Gooding and Jack Nowak and Emery Molnar dominated the midfield. Spencer am.totr and Brandon Rua led several attaclcing runs and Quneron Orr. Nathan Ollsholm. C.Olln Beawr and Ryan Durazo anchored the defense. Goalkeeper nmner Grandstaff made some key sawo; 10 preserve the win. In Girls under-7 action: • Katie Curd scored three goals and Noelle Gooding ~d Isabella HID each scored cwo goals apiece for the Pink Panthers in a game against the Purple Butterilies. Marissa Pink and Paige Latsh each scored one goal and Lauren CaJms. Alexis Que and · MelanJe Holmen contributed solid defense for the Panthers. In Boys under-7 play: • Four players scored goals for the Tornadoes in a game Saturday. Jake Hastings and Stertlng Beall each tallied IWo scores and Matt Deverlan and Matt BlmaJlan each added one goal apiece for the lbmadoes. Jared Oanle!s keyed on defense and J.B. lee was strong in goal. Trey Wood and <bad Sheldon con1nbu1ed to the Tornadoes' atlack. In Boys under-6 action: • Blake Oavld8on scored four goals lo lead the Killer ngers in a game Saturday against the Thunderbolls. I le leads the team in scoring this se8¥>n. ROLLER HOCKEY Sary scores five goals Red Wings roll past Canadiens. Four goals in the second period sparked the Red W1.ngs lo an 8-3 victory over the Canadiens in a boys and giru fourth and fifth-grade roller hockey gam9 for the Boys & Girls Oub of the Harbor Area. Ralaty Sary led all scorers with five goals and Logan Newat, Jake Pa.lanjlan and Ian Sequeira each added one goal apiece for the Red Wings. John Barton scored al] three Canadian goals. Strong support on defense for the P.ed Wmgs came from Brandon Booth and Bridget Lyom and Newett and Sequeira held the Canadlem to three goals sharing time as goalkeeper. Jr. Clini~ Seahawks are o~ on the right foot , 19-18 Jr. Clinic Seahawks slip past the Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs Saints in the first round of the playoffs. lhl:xton had runs of 10 and 15 yards in the second half behind the blocldng of Ityan ~. Levt SdlbMn. ,.. u.nte. z.m lWnberg, John Park. 11m Kell9y and Colby Wauon. to an end Saturday with a 33-0 loss to F.ddy. Gnhml Pl'Mler, Yokoyama. the La Mirada Matadors. 'Thormina and Iverson. touchdowns and completed four of Ove passes for 98 yards wtUle Co.ntreru and Luchs eadl scored alter breaking tack· Jes. Lucbs acored on a 4~yard dive. Durante also playedquarterback. run- ning sneaks for 20 yards. The All·Confemice defender, Carlyle, led the team wtth aeveral key tacldes and was uatst~ by fellow AU-Confer- ence player JU JC.Mm. who made sev- eraJ tacldea and ran the ball well SI.... ~ prowled the de· fenstve beddleld, stopping the Patriots' momentum in the second hair and Du- rante. Favreau and Anon ~ ttuffed the mlddJe of the line with many tackles. TMy recetved .:n. from ........ Ind,..., ~.who helped• .wt'll taddei. ~~Mdtll..,'IW.......... wtdl~I•• ¢ f IQd ............ to opm .... for --hnwlt runmn. .,.. IDd .... IOlne by a.cklll on defa-. The Jr. CJlnJc s.blwb' ~ came In Oinic (8· 10-year-olds) actloo: On Nov. 2 the Seahawb ended thelr •The Seahawlcs defeated the Carson season with a 21-0 loss to the unde- Colts for the second t:lme ln rour days reated La Mirada Matadors. on Oct. 001 drawing the Camon defense Five turnovers by the Seahawb en· offsJdes 10 times. abled La Mirada to score three times to Mark Coan.. scored two touch-seal the victory in the leCOOd half. downs, one a 42-yard sweep to give the 18ormlna left the pme wfth a frac· Seahawb a 13--6 lead, and he ecored his t.ured collarbone after leading the Sea- thtrd TD on a lcickoff return th.It leUOn. bawb to the La Mirada 30-yard line on ~ llmrJ acored a ruahlJll TO its opening drive. l3ddy entered the from 4 yank (Mil in the fourth quarter to pme af quarteibect for the ftrlt time teal the victory after MldlMI 1Mrmlna this eeuon. bit RIN ttl • wtth a 32-yard pea ConUeru played tolld 911 boch lkles wtth ax leOOndt remalninl In the ftnt of the ball and Zd ....._ ran u.e bait to &fve the Seahawb a 25; 12 leed. bill well in the llot-a.dt pc*don. The SeabeC defeJwe ... out Car· The ....... Une -led by IOeln; aon In the wond W with httl from Linp)n. 1)llr a.;t ••• fvwlon. \\ddt ....., '111 = niomw.. .... and ,..... Ind •• ti 1)llr .....,, a...... ,,.. ........ Aldi. onua. ........ := s.. and °n ........... .,.. ... I I ..... :::=:-:•--.,._ .... TJ. D w, ._,. CJI'. 11le Cl-10-,..r~ -~,,,,..,, a ................ ...--.~..,. '0 .......................... .,..., ...... C.-Colla. th8I Md lclld plaJ hln F I i6' C)llllillt.l ._mll& 1U111111C1 far two The Seahawb reoetved strong run- ning from Buzzy Yokoyama. Fruer and F.li7.abeth Eddy and tbe defenee held the ColtJ scoreie.. Jn the first half with help &om r.ew. Klein. ~ ContnTu. Yokoyune, CodJ ...... Hem) Part ~Orton, All:JI. c.... Ga• .. lwnoni Langton and ........ DfCJ IL In Jr. IW Woe (9-. I l-,....oldl) K'don: • n.. Jr. ,_ W.. Sr t I Im loll 33-0 to the South Onnp County PILlltoca ln the ftnt mund of dae ...,.. 9liliard9y .. La Mada .... Sc::llool In ,.. Wiie acdoa: • .,,. ......... 0 ... .. C.0. ................ 2. ... ... round ol..,. ..... ~ ... .... llcOnd round ........ c.-Colia~ • ft9~ I ' 1111 U.&2..,._. ~-~FWlil-Jl.l2. Oct.31111111 ... A . ' • SPORTS BOYS AND GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Rqjas, Rosete claim league cham.pionsh ip s Estancia High standouts breeze to titles at Golden West League Finals. Steve Vlr1•n Daily Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH -New JeaE,'Ue, no problem. 'That was the mentality for Estancia High seniors Humberto Rojas and Diana Rosete, who each won a GoJden West League cross country individual tltJe at Central Parle in Huntington Beach Wednesday. ln addition, the Estancia boys cross coun- try squad, which switched over from the Pa- cific Coast League to the Golden West, sur- prised the competJtion by beating out Santa Alla and grabbing the second seed in ad- vancing to the OF Southern Section Division DJ pre~es Nov. 16 at Mi. San Antonio. CoSta Mesa. Wftlth made the same switch of leagues. led by <:arlos Ibarra (17th, 16:41 J. finished fifth In the Golden West League Fi- nals. The Easies, ranked No. 3 in the CIF Divi- sion Ill poll, also surprised fatancia Coac:h Olarlle Appell. "They dug deeper than I thought they would.• Appell said of his boys team. "It was excellent" Rojas led the Estancia effort, following the pace set by Orange runners, then breaking away with a mile and a half remaining to fin. ish in 15:21, 19 seconds ahead of second place Francisco Guerra of Orange. "I was going after the victory," Hojas i.aid. "I really didn't want the titJe in this league, but in the PCL But. I'm here." Orange. which is milked No. 3 in CIF Divi- sion II, won the Golden West League ream Li· tJe, putting runners in the 2-3·4· 7 and 9th spots. Esta.Qcia sophomore Alex Cahuanuj finished in the top 10 to help the F.agles sur- prise the Golden West League. Cahuanl7.1 came across in 16:05 and finished sixth, while his teammale, senior Aaron Van Geem, finished Jlth (16:20) and Abel Flort>s fol· lowed in 15th (16:33). Panfilo Elias, who Ap- pell said is capable of running a bener race, finished 18th (16:51), and Matt 7jch (26th, 17:35) and Gerardo Orozco (30\h, 18:0 I ) also contributed. STEVE McCRANK I DAILY PILOT Estancia High's Humberto Rojas leads the boys varsity pack up the first steep inchne of the Golden West League cross country championships Wednesday afternoon. bur foUowed 10 come in 19:25. the CIF preliminaries. Rosete ~d she felt maior tightnei.i. in her "Our girls ran awesome." Costa Mesa 4uadriccps dunng and after the Mt. SAC In-Coach Glenn MitcheU said. "Even withou1 virauonal. Otnstine they gave !<}Jtancia a run for that She re-.ted for a week and came pack with third spot." hgh1 tr.unmg ju.,t day-. before Wednesday·., The Mustangs were led by freshman Ana race. Rodriguez, who displayed a noteworthy Icicle For Costa Mesa, in addition lo rbarra, Mar· co Huipe finished 19lh (16:54), while Mario Herrera (22nd, 16:57), Juan Avile7 (31st, 18:02), Steven Ko5noi.ky (32nd, 18:23), Thomas Payne (33rd, 18:33) and SauJ Palo- mar (34th, 18:45) foUowed. ·1 Wlb tiwd because I haven'• been able to to finish 17th and with a personal record of train.~ llol>ete 'Wlid. "I wa'> ju!>! thinking what-21 :28. Mesa freshman Kathryn Connell fin - t.'Ver happens, happeni.. A Iii Lie bi1 before u1e ished 19th (2 1 :34 ), and f.5tancia'i. Crystal halfway point. I '>tarted 10 worry a LittJe bit, Rincon 120th, 21:37) and Areli Flores !list, because I didn't think I could catch (Gallo), 21:48) followed. bur once I did everything was OK.· Costa Mesa sophomore Kindra Bailey After Rosete finished her race, Costa Mesa (23 rd. 21 :53), senior Cara [)oone (27th 22:31) Junior Ouistine B1elland, who did not com-and freshman Hahn Nguyen (28th, 22:31) pete because or a hip injury she suffered also competed, as did F.stancia's Brittanie early in the season, came over and congra1u-Stam (29th, 22:36), Marina Abdul (30lh. lated Ro~1e. 22:40). Lucia Leon (32nd, 22:44) Fatima Car· On the girls side, Rosete made a quick re- covery from a recent quadriceps in1ury to finish before Golden West League defending champion Kaytynn Gallo, a sophomore from Ocean View. Rosete finished in 18:57, weU ahead of Gallo, who i.tarted out with the lead lbe young Mustangs finished fourth with rasco (35lh, 23:39) and Costa Mesa's Sara 114 points, just behind F..:.tancia, which fin-Bryant (38lh, 24:00) and Perla Marroquin ishcd thin.I with 101. The Eagles advanced 10 (391h, 24:05). COMMUNITY CO LLEGE WOMEN 'S BASKETBALL Commitment to winning Orange Coast College women's basketball team returns six sophomores, and that includes AH-Orange Empire Conference choi ce Nancy Hatsushi. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot COSTA MPSA -Add six freshman to a roster studded with six returning sophomores from a 25-9 team that was one game away from reaching the state's quarterfinals a year ago and you've got the 2002-03 edi- tion of the Orange Coast College womeds basketball team, a team Coach Mike Thornton calla "better than last year's team.• "We're taking the Angels' pbJ - loeopby of, 'One game at a time,'• aaJd Thornton. referring to the Anaheim Angels' motto that Manager Mike Scfoscia regularly talked about during in- tervl4M'S as one of the catalysts to the AngeJs winning the World Series thia aeuon. ·1 don't know If we can do what (the Angels) did and mentally hang in there one game at a time. but we're going to have some really good player&. l don't know lf we have one IUpel'ltat pie~ but we haw a blmch of good. aolJd plqen. Going into the season you atw.,s bawe an Idea of hbw IOOd 10'I ..... but • )ot dependt on bow pod --rune• .... Orllwt Cout ......... co be op«b•m& .atb • ........ ............ 5-IJot-5 .... llll!ld NlllCJ u...N, UI All· ~ llml*9 Oiaflleoca .. .......... Al..SO.ilblilnc.M- ti'llli 1111 cdan ... -. WhD mw11••o.ac· ... -u ...... __ ;.e ... .. leillilaWflllr7~·~ ... .... .... •15&1 ,..,, ............. ................. THE PIRATES No. Player, Pos.. Ht., Yr 12 Nancy Hatsush1; G, 5-5, So 13 lelgh Marshall, G, 5-4. So. 14 Lindsey Galasso, G. 5-3, So. 20 Celeste Haueter, F. 5 11, Fr 21 Lauren Murray. C, 6-0, So 22 Liz Mendoza, F. 5-11, So. 23 Laura Garnica, F. 6-9, Fr. 24 Candice Quiroz. F. 5-8. So 31 Amy Shaw. G. 5-8, Fr. 32 Kirsten Von Tungeln, C. 6-2, Fr 33 Jessa EstT8da, G. 5-9, Fr 44 Alisa Cemtlo. F. 6-0. Fr. Hud eo.cti· Mille Thornton (14th year) AaisUnt eo.cti: Gregg Savage court by Lindsey Galasso, a 5- foot-3 shooting guard who Thornton, entering his 13th year. said will play point when Hatmshi needs a breather. Ga- lasso averaged 8.4 points and 2.4 assJsts last season. Forward Candice Quiroz. a 5-8 gopho.rnore from El Toro High, averaged 4. 7 points and three blodcs a game last season and will be Joined ln the front court by 5-U forward Uz Men- dor.a. who was the Orange P.m- plre Player of the Veer when ahe played at Century High SchooL Thornton~ Meodou to be one or the better pla)'en l.n the oonference. •She'• a good perimeter abooter who hM improved her pme a lot,• he .ad. ~de Thomton ..... ~ root Law. )ibny. W9'o lbomton laid bm lmpnMd mcwe than anpody frca lmt _,.. _... .. ltan.d plft• ..... ..... caaabalid 4..7 pc.ma.. U •• .. _. cllJl!c• a -•w11......_ ..... ... (CGIOIMo), Cal ... ... "'''I I Olkio .... llldOll ........... . DON t..£ACH I OM.Y Pl.OT Nancy Hatsushi returns to Coast with alk:onference honors. have recruited Munay, Thornton ·saJd. Quiroz. Hatsushi and 5-4 guard Lelgh Marshall are the team's trl-captains. ·(Marshall) ls the spirit of our team,· Thornton said. "She's a very molivalionaJ player and has helped bring along other players." One freshman who 8gwa to battle for a atartlng spot is &-foot Cteahfnan Alisa CaniUo out ol Seddleback HWi ScbooL XJnten \\>c\ ~ a 8-Z center hlh-mm. lnli 1le u1d from lrv6M ~ illy ......... but dktn\ play~ <:11.e of-abould 9lld ...... ID a Coillc equad lhM ...... lbne..,.. .......... .... PrWMWl ....... Amy ~ 5-8, WCI~ a..._ fnlm ,_ point ..... -c.-... Rlue-tet • 5-11 bWmd WbD .... Sblrted ... -... ---.... ...... ~ ..... . tom ......... cndili;..._.. In..._. ............. ... ....., .... ..., ... .... the Pirates open up their season against Hancock Friday at 7:30 p.m. at OCC in the first round or the Coast Tip-Oft'Tuumament. • (Haueter) has Improved quite a bit,• Thornton said. "We're going to play nine or 10 a game.• C.OUt alao features two fresh- men who stand at 5-9, forward I.Aura Ga(nJca and guard }esdca e.tnda. 1bomton expecu thlt )ftr'a Plntet to repeat their strong de> ferllM pswnce of a yeer-...,_ when ocx: held their oppoMIKI to an awirqe of 51.3 polnu wh8e ~.point&. '"'t'Nft • ... to play .. tempo Oii ..... and ...... d ... -·. :n.man llld. ~eo..t ......... C'!e'::.. tofarl.aadl9~ = ....... ..-.... h bUln.w .......... ...... ~ .............. .... ............................ ....Im 9 d Thurlday, ~ 7, 2002 • HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS Havens captures Golden West title Mustangs' doubles also -victorious. Costa Mesa High senior Hilary Havens defeated April SheUey of Orange, 6-1, 6-2, to win the Golden West League singles tide Wednesday at Ocean View High In Huntington Beach. 'fl\e Mustan~. who won the Golden West League team cham- pionship, a1sq had plenty to boast about in doubles, as it was an all-Mesa final. Costa Mesa seniors Minh-Thy Pham and Oli Doan teamed up to defeal reuow Mustang seniors Brenda Tran and Laura Fais, 6·0, 6-4. Havens roUed through the tournament, dropping only three games on her way to the league championship. Pham and Doan earned a 38-4 record this season, while Tran and Fah were 28-1. three sets, dropping the ~t sel. 6-4. Newport's Mclntosh- DunJap fall in finals Newport Harbor High'1> girl1> doubles duo of Krii.ta Mc intosh and Vanessa Dunlap defeated a Aliso Niguel tandem, but losl in a three-set tiebreaker to Foot· hill in the Sea View League Fi· nals in high school girls double1> tennis Wednesday at Nellie 'Gail Racquet Oub in San Oemente. Mcintosh and DunJap de· reated the Alii.o Niguel comb•· nation, 6· I, 6-0, before facing Foothill's tea, or Duesler-Col grove in 1he league doubles fi. naJs. which they narrowly lost. 4-6, 6-4, 6· 7 (7 -5). Sage Hill's Ammennan, Sea Kings' doubles rolJ s McKitterick advance into PCL semis Sage I hJI High freshmen Kel The No. I and No. 2 doubles seeds, Taylynn Snyder and Brit- tany Holland and Anne and Ra- chel Yelsey, both from Corona del Mar High School, won their IWO matches Wednesday lo ad- vance 10 today's Pacific Coru.t League girls tennis doubles semifinal~ at Northwood High at 1 p.m. Snyder and Ho lland only los1 one game in sweeping the cwo marches, and the Yelsey sistets won, 6-2, 6 -1. in the first match and then won 6-0, 6·0, in lheir second match Wednesday. Snyder and Holland will play a team fro m Universiry High and the Yelsey sister will face the No. 3-seeded doubles team from Laguna Beach , said CdM Coach Andy Stewart. Snyder and Holland beat CdM\ Jackie Manning and Rachel Miller. 6-1, 6-0. In singles, CdM's Amanda Rubenstein. the !.eventh !.eed, won her first match, 6-0, 6-0, bur lost her sec.:ond match to second i.eeded Aimee )(jm from University. 6-2, 6-I , and Juliette Mutzke rolled through her first match bul then lost, 7-5, 6·3, to No. 3-seed Cameron Barron from Laguna Beach. CdM's Jasmine Steele, the No. 8 l>eed . lo!>! in the first round in lie Ammerman and Kalie McKillerick advanced to 10 - day's singlel> wmifinaJ1> al the Academy League Finab at Sunny I lilJs Racquel CJuh an Fullenon with v1c10rit'~ on Wednesday Ammerman ehmmated I en na Grosheh of Capistrano Val Icy Olri.,1ian. 6 0, 6·2, and McKinenck blanked tlln'>llne Chang or Fairmont. 6-0, 6 0, in the first rqund. Ammerman fol lowed up with a 6 I. 6 I win over Jennifer I lams ol C apl'>· Lrano Valley OiriM1an. and McKiuenrk defeated l.cJUren Pasquarelli of \1 Marga rel s, 6-1. 6 -3. Team mare Paige l'uJler dropped a 6· I , 6 2 first round decision 10 Annie I u of \'\'h11 ney. In double-; play. 1<.·-.-.1la ri.oong and '>1ephan11.' ( l1en were 6 0, 6·2 fir,! round wm ners over Cllan Khara of I air mont. bur fell m 1hc quartt·r finaJs to Cap1.,lrano \taJle) Omstian·~ Trowhridge and Wood, 6 3. 6-l. Danielle Berman and I .aura Webb were 6· I, 6 -4 w11111t~ri. over Oxford Academy\ 01ung· Kwak. entry, bur lht-y ft'll 111 thl' doublec, 4uancr.. lO Valt>nt1 Reisenwerber of ~l Marg,ut.>t\, 6-1. 6-2 AYSO BOYS REGION 120 Galaxy collects, 3-2 The Costa Mesa AYSO Region 120 Boys-under 12 Plus Team (GaJaxy) raised its record to 7-1-1 witJ1 a 3-2 '-'to over Fountain Valley Saturday. The GaJaxy are In third place in a pool of l 7 teams and got goals from Danny O'Neil, Anthony Arellano and c.aar Amador with assists from BenjJ Brlleno, Prandac:o Moreno, Lalo Aguliar. Wm Barloom and Troy Mc<hnahan. . AndftW Norlmatsu, Nick OIMr, Scott Styles and Anthony Tellez all played solid defense in front of goalkeepers Ryan Knapp and Tony Flora. In Boys under-14 action: • Cost.a Man QukbOwr' ended the season with a. 8 -0-I record with a win Saturday. Mkhael Metia scored a hat trick with Luu Nguyen and i.,. Nguyen each providing assists to Mejia. 4' Nguyen also bad an assist to Rodrtp 8otmzl for a second goal unassisted. Olbeldo Soto began the day's scoring with a goaJ off the ~ bar after receiving a pass from Benny Bdlee and Bndley Reider, Jorp Oporto and Zeck Pllk also conlributed on olfmse. Quicksilver showed relendess defense with Muto Alnndo. Dlmel <>Na. Rick <JIFm. a.ti~ Mmtt Sel*el and ..,. ""'vm.lba. &eepers Stdd. Puentes IDd Oporto lecotded. lhutout. In Boyt \.mder"'8 play: • tbe .... Dr.-bettled 1he I Ughlander-.. only aJl0~1ng one goal. hut were held '>corele'>S. The Oragon~ wt·rc led by Bill Crosson. Ouistlan Darrow and G~n Deutsch and Gan-eu Kahre. Connor Pu.rce and Austin Uribe helped out on defense. • The flreba.lb and Green Geckos tied, I· 1, Saturday. Brandon Dehuhtlan <.cored the first goal or the gamc and Alex DeSoto, Danny Hernandez, Ian Lande and Cole Mensinger assisted on offeru.t> and solid defense was played by Casey Dunning. Jack Dwutlng. A.J. A8cher and Jormn I.Anon. • 1be Blaze scored an 8-0 victory 10 stay undefeated. Eight of nine players have scored this season with five of , those scoring In the game JeaJe Paz put Sammy Borlcton'a pass into the net in the first quarter and he added his second goal shortly thereafter. Eric Pfattz, who played goalkeeper in the first half. came out to play forward in the second half and tallied three goals with passes from Vktm Pau and Sma Miiier. OVlldan Rlwra made a 20-yaJd te<t~rooted 5tlOt for a goal and Bortlon scored on a one-man drive into the net and Bredoo Cw•a• pla}l!d a Pfautz pua to 9COre one goal. Aulda Ladt and Victor l'8a bad doee shots without tc:Ori"S- SAILING Roy Woolsey Fall Regatta .. ' 26tO Lepl lalcll -LlplNalCll ~~~~~~~~ 1 he followlna: persons art doma busmess as: A) CSS Auto Transpo1t, 8.) Nomad Spark Co., C.) Contract Subsea SeNlces, 526 Sturaeon Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Edward Stanley Horac· zko, 526 Stura:eon Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 This business is con· ducted by· an md1v1dual Have yoo started dome busmess yet? No Edward Stanley HoncU.o This statement was ftled wrth the Co1mty Cieri. of Onnee County on 11/S/02 2002H22129 Daily Pilot Nov 7, 14, 21. 28. 2002 Th967 The followin& peisons are do1ne bus1ne~ as: Pro Audio & Llafittne. 2030 Main St., Suite 1300. Irvine, CA 92614 Pro Audio 01~ lodey Entertainment, Inc. (CA), 2030 Main St , Suite 1300. lrvtne, CA 92614 This bu\lness 1s con· dueled by· a corporation ttave you started doina business yet? Yes. 2001 Pro Audio Oise Jockey Enterll11nmenl, Inc. Michael Ivey, President lh" shtemenl was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 11/S/02 2002H22121 Daily Pilot Nov 7 14, 21.28.2002 Th966 .......... ... s...... The followlna peisons are doln11 t11Json1ss es· A.) Finl Advanlil&t C apital , B .) TheBetterPlace.com, C.) Equity One F 1nancial, 6 Hutton Circle, Suitt 280, Santa Ana, CA 92107 Andre Lona. 6 Hutton Centr 11 Of.. Senta Ana. CA 92707 Thll business Is con· ducted by: an 1ndlv1dual Have you star led dome business y•t? No Andie Lona This statement wH flied with lhe Coun1y Cle.rk of 01ana1 County on 10/l l/O? 2002H20H3 0.1ly Pilot Oct 17, 24, 31. Nov 7, 2002 Th994 The followma person' •re dotn& business as Dinwiddie Events, 2041 Westminster .<venue, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Janis Chubelh 01nw1d· die, 2041 Westrr.lnster A¥enue, Cost• Mesa, CA 92627 This business is con dueled by: an 1nd1vldual ttave you started doing business yet1 Yes, 02/01 Jant!> £t1nbeth D1w1d· die This statement was filed with the County Cteik of Oranee County on 10/15/02 20026920.J 12 The followlna persons Tbe followine persons are doina business as are dolnc business es: Cur1co Pool & Spa Paclllc Service, 641 Services, 11882 Medina Paula rlno Ava., Costa Drive, Carden Crovt, CA Mesa, Calilornia 92626- 92840 3033 Apo Pools, Inc. (CA) MABS, INC. (Calif.). 11882 Medin• Drive i2121 Wilshire 81vd., LA, Garden Crove, CA 92840 Callloria 90025 This business Is con This business Is con· ducted by: a corpo1atlon ducted by: e corporation Have you started Have you started doln& doinc bus1nus ytt? Yes business yet? No 08/1!"»/02 MABS. INC, Alan Apt• Pools, Inc Smoklef, P1M1dent Ben1amln C111ico, Pres This sblemenl. was •dent filed with lhe County fhrs statement wn Clerk of Oun&e County ltled with the County on 10/30/02 Clerk of Oranae Co11nty 2002'922204 on 10/1~/02 Oatly Pilot Ocl 31, Nov 2002'920291 7. 14.-1. 2002 Th953 Daily Pilot Oct. 17, 24 31. Nov 7. 2002 Th9Ji ~..... ISCl2472 ._ s...... llOOO Of fl1J'llll TO The lotlowin1 person ADii na fSTAlt Of: lrft dOlnll bU\tntS5 H J059111 l Bl'Ol,a. Tht Rock Shop, 1663 ~--t-OI 16th SI , Costa Meu. CA _N_.. -• 92627 WUO.A2160H Huao Beren11uer, 23842 To all heirs, beneh· Via El Rocio, M11sion c1ar1es, creditors. con· Vle10. CA 92691 t1n11en1 cred1t01s, and Jack Preste, 23842 V11 persons who may oth- (1 Rocio, M1ss1on Viejo erw•se be interested 1n CA 97691 the will 01 estate. OI This bu~inns IS con both, of JOSE PH R. ducted by. a 1enera NORTON, JR aka JO partnership SlPtt R. NORTON Une you s l&rled dotna A PETITION FOR PRO· business yet? No BATE hn been hied by Uueo Beunau•r MARY FRANCIS NOR10N This statement was 1n the SuperlOI Court of filed with the County C1hfo.rn11. County of Cle. k of Ou nae County ORANCE. on 11/S/02 TH( PCllTION r oR D<>1ly Pilot Oct 17. 24. 20026922130 PR08ATE requests that Th934 Daily Ptlot Nov 7, 14 MARY FRANCIS NORTON 31, Nov 7, 2002 21. 28, 2002 lh964 be appotnled u personal fict11m..... repreunlllt1ve to ad m1n1sler the estate of ... S...... the decedent lh1 lollowin& persons THC PE TITK>N requests The lollow1n1 persons are doins businns u the decedents Will end are doine busineu u Ph1lhps Auto Ser Vtte cod1c1h if any, be The lollowina persons Nehon & Assoc11tes, 3767 Bllch SI Newpor admitted to p1obale. The are dome business as. 1665 East 4th Street 8each, CA 92660 Will and any codicils are 0 & B Antiques and • 104. Santa Ana CA Phillips McNauahton available f0t eum1na [states, 3282 Cahf01n1a 92701 LLC (CA) 376/ Bt1ch tion 1n the file kept by St , Costa Mesa. CA Nelson Murc11 657 St . NewpOll Beach CA the court TS No Q2-30il<> (A*I No. 92626 West 19th Street ·c•, 97660 TU( Pl TITION requests Ncllct d TlllAll's Sale ~ Orana K. Stubbs, 3282 Costa Me$lt, CA 92627 Th1\ bus111ess is con aulllortty to adm1ntste1 nlnddllJ"*•OeedCI California St . Costa Thrs business 1s con duc ted by Limited the utale under the Trwc o.d 1~ Mes•. CA 92626 ducted by an untncor llabihty Co Independent Atlminis· ~ """ take ~ lo Robert B. Stubbs, 3282 poraled assoc11l1on ttave ynu s tarted 00,,.11 tratHJn ol lslales Act. Pl'OltlCI,,:;; ~.•may bl Cahlorn1a St Costa other than a partnership busrness yet' No (I his Authortty win allow _., 11 1 ~u.. 5* r ""'' Mesa, Ca 92626 Have you started clolna Phllltps McNauahton the pu~on•I rep1es.n· ,_,., :;;-........., of\;; ThtS business tS con business yel 7 Yes, LLC, Mal,olm R Philhps taltve to take many llllll#t of -a;-;;~ ducted by husband and February 2002 Pres acltons without obtain .......,, slnAdcontact wile Nelson Murcia This st.oternent was 1n11 court approval ""':""..:::!°°,\~ ...... aucllcrl IO Have you slarled do1n11 Hus statement was ltled with the County Before tat.ma cerl•ln a -TV' ~ business yet? No filed with the County Clerk of Orenee County very jmporlanl actions , 5111 lhll llqlltl btddlw lo!~ Diana K. Stubbs Clerk of Orange County on I0/?8/02 however, the personal I eai/W'I cl'8Clo choon by a Th ts slittemenl wu on 10/07 /02 20026921'24 r'presentative will be ~or~r'*"811 ·~ora~ hied with the County 20026919621 Daily Pilot Oct 31. Nov requ1red to ed1ve nollce ,...,., -._. Cler~ ol Oranee County 0Jtfy Pilot Oct 31, Nov 7 14 21 2002 t t t ........ ........, ..._ on 111Cf02 7. 14, 21 2002 Th955 . ' . Th95 o on e11s e pe•sons ... _ or•................ '" r. ...... _ ........__ 1 unless they have w11ved by a II* or ledelll IMlgl 20026922127 ~-noll<e or consented to n io.i lllOdalion, 11!W9 Dally Pilot Nov 7, 14, ... S"'-if the proposed actHJn.) ~ or SIW'9J '** 21. 28, 2002 Th968 The lollowint person lh~ independent ad· ~ 11 *'°'1 Sl02 d.. are doln& buimns as mmlltr at1on autllor1ty ~ Codt lrld IUflonz8d P•pei Chasers Invest will be crented unless IOdo~llhsll*wil menh 9036 Buttercup an interested person bt lllld 11¥ b Olr ~ Avenu•. fountain Vall•y hies an obrectron to the ..... • ftlwn ~ of II C.hfornla 92708 peltlHJn and shows eood tVc. • nl ....... NOT!Cl: OF ~ deecr1bed In Stephen 0 Kelley cauu why the court ~IO rd now tt.i by TRUSTEE'S SALE TS said deed" OI lrUll. The 9036 Buttercup Avenue ihould not 111ant Ille ,. Nl9lt 111 .. ......,. No 1043674-08 APN lllreet lldllr"9S and oltier r t v lie c 1 autllor1ty -..., "*1Y llldlf n ()48.t 15--02 TRA. 07-001 common dl!lslgnallon, W f!~~ .. ;:;708 a y, a I-A HEARINC on the ~ IO a dlled lo rWI Loan No 35465862 any, of h 1'9111 property l aVonne J Kelley. pelilton will be held on -..., ~The 5* Wtl REF Sen.n., Oeorg9 d9tlc:rt>ed libolle ii 9036 Butteicup Avenue OECE"'8ER 5. 2002 at ...... ..,......&UT~ ~ '° be 503 f v le c I 1.30 p m in Dept l73 OllNdl,tlli.em~ ,,._n,,.,•"'"1 ""'"-"' ountarn •I y, •I localed al 341 The Crty or w.nny, apmtd or TO PAOPERTY Bay A~ l0tn1a 92708 ... ~ ..._ OWNER: YOU ARE IN Newport e..ctl "" This business " con ~~South. Ounee. CA ~or~ D£FAULT UNDER A 92661-1208 T~ :~~1d by husband and tr YOU 08JECT to the 111 r-f 111 ~ prnJpll g~ s:..m:ru:•, ~ llblily for Have you stwted 1ran11na of the petition, 11111 al .. ncle(ll MCUIWd by UNLESS incorrectness ol the do1n1 bu11nns yel7 No you "1ould ~ at Ult ::, '::: :!: :..,,,--~E ACTl~ y~ ::!.. addrese and ofiet Stephen 0. Ke .. y hearrna and relt your _...... ... .... ..,.., •1 PROTECT YOUR common ~llon H This statement wu ob19clloos or rle written ,...._ •• ... '"""'', """""".. • hied with the County obiectoons with the c:OIJrt llttwae, "*Ile lllml of PAOPERTY, JT MAY SE 8/ly. Sl\owrl herein. S8id Cler~ of Or1n&t County bafora th• hta1ln1. Yl)UI fll Deed of TMI, ...... SOU> AT A PUBLIC sale will be made, but on 10115,io2 epoearen~e may be in tterton. .... c:h1r911 lrtd SAU. IF YOU NEED without covenent or 2002H20JH peraon or by your ~:.=:. ~:: ~E ~nt::~ r: =.,~· r~e)Cp(llS .:. ~:1'~0~·~1 ~ I ~h!.45· •w>r~~~ ARE A CREDI· ...,,,.,,,.,,.,. ... ,,. -·-·""" ' • '...,.,., '" TOR 01 cont11111ent ~ Cl .. nllllCe ... " ........... .,...... ,,.._..,__... "' .. ......_L.....I........ d Siie) f-*"Y llllmlled AOAINST YOU, YOU encumbfances, inducing ,__ c1fflto1 of the deceased. bl • 1t1tf1 b9clW The SHOULD CONTACT A tea, c:hllOn and ... S...... you must lilt your ctelm 111 .. LAWYER On 1 or the T MM with the court and meil :X::. ~~ i:: V. 200i at Ne:= :::::::. trults a~ted 11~.,~~1~:~1:n:~·0:.~ ~.:.~n~:u~ ,::,::'e~ l<.twl ~ DIAy IJIPOllUd cat-Wnlem by said Deed ol TIWI, lo Pet11ck L Ay1n end by the court within tour Tnm. P'*"d DnJI ~ pay tile remaining Company CPA'a, 7372 months from the d•t• of .......,...., n _. Cotpotation, as duly pr1ndpal llUIN of lhl P11nce Drive. Suite 108. t"11 fjut inuenee of tll21fl00o. --.. No IPPC*'tled lrullel Under note(•) MCUftd by Mid Huntlnaton Beadl. CA leltt1J H plOVlded In 2IXJOOIB64 In bod!.~ GI Ind pufWUat1I to Deed ol Deed ol TIUll to wit 92647 Probate Cod• wtiott ~AlaMtnbOlbd Trust recorded $444,524 T7 wll\ Palr1ck L Ryan, 401 9100 The time for folm1 .. Rlcoldlf cl ()Wlgl Sep4ember 17, 2001. 18 inllwetl t..on from West Sler11 011ve. Sant• clalms will not Hf>llt Col.ICY.~ 0.. al S9 Intl No 20010855683. Jwle 01. 2002 II An•. CA 92707 btfou four months from lt/t~m • 'O'G> NA ,,.._ ol Olflclll Recordl Jn the 10 ~ p.r llV1Uln M This buslneu is con· the hurlfl& data noticed d sa In .. flQrj el .. ofllce of "' Colny ptO'lidld ln Mid "'*(•) ducted by en lncltvidual •bove --· ... ny... Aeoon* of Ormnge plul COiia __ n #Pl Have yCMI ilMttd YOU MAY UAMNE UM IO .. ,...... Oltc c... Courtly, 9'&• of adVancee _, lrMrelf. dojnc binlnns r•t' Yes, lilt kept by Ille cour1. If 401~11 E. ~ M. Ceifoml, t>llCIMd by ESTIMATED TOTAL l/Ol/15 you 1t1e • penon In ...... CA ._,. GI n--M S~ and OE8T 1479..-o:ue. The Ptlflc:ll l Ryen tlfnted In tri. estate. .......,¥"" Mid Olli ~talemtlll WH you may ftle wrth tilt ,,..... llllnt 9111 ... Rlctllf Angela ~. b101ficilil~ l#1dW flttd with th• County court a Request for cfWV11:1&).01tM......i ~ Md w-. As Deed of Trult ._ .... , Clerll of DrH,. Count_y Speclel Notke (form 0£- lllllll Adrt-. or Glllr Jolnl T.,..,..,,,. ... • l.ued lfld=....,~ on9/Zlt'02 l!i4) ol the OOn1 ot •n CC1111111111 _..., d 11111 Olde IMdon to'*'-lo Ill un:llllfF ,! 200Htt7ff4 lnvtnt.ofy and •Wf•iul 5 8*1111111 Coli! biddittorc:aal\,~a Mll9fl Dedll "' Daily Pdo4 Oct 17. J~ of nlal1 n11b °' of Im\ CA 1*:1 Cf1ldl drawn on a eua. DllClcAI and OtlMnd tor 31, No• 1, 2002 Ol'!MU an, p.tlt1011 or Kcount ~1 'llll ornetionalbe'*.act1'dl S., and I MWl9n .......... n 11tovl4ff 111 Prob•la ~ Tn.-. tlldllr!9 cnwn by a atate or Nolet ol ~ and Code HCtion t250. A .. llMY 1or .., tederlll Qd union, or• ~ to Sell.. Tiie ... S... lle~uut tor Speclal ---d "' ... °**~by ...... 111m119'11d<**ICSMld rhe loflowln1 petffnt Nolt« form" •v•il'"'* .._ or atw m11ma11 Ot '9dlrll MW\gt and NOb Of °"9111 eind 11• dof!IC buslltffs H : from Ille court cltrll. dlllflllGll, # ..,. ~ toen ....-.on, 11\411111 Eleclof'I eo ... kl be Udtt• 1:room111a. IO ..,._, fW ,..,.._, ...... I 110 ......... or ....... lloii. 0t NW1r9 tlCIOIWd In h ~ lhfMvlno C04ltt, lHllf1 ,__ -. kll•h• ... -........ ~ • betlk~1nsea10r1 --. .. ,.., ~ 111nc:t1,CAm,. •·z· .... u uo. ..._ ....,,_ It ,. 5102 Of l'9 Flnlndll le locllllilCt. FOf ..... 0011 l •roft r•. 50 II ••••l•t Ill•~ ....... ~::; Code and 8llllON9d 10 liltfDnlllllot( MDn-1\'t Onevlnts Cotltt, Lawt ,.....,, & ..... ,, .._. ., 1 do ~ Ir) Ha -t':CJOlm 10 4,0Qpm (111> llllldi, CA 929M It 712 M H A r thr ..... It .. At flt "'*"° 10 .. -...=. caf.W_,. o:.:. ':.":~,:.. ~':i" l ie,....._, ... It ... el tit .. d cnnot dty ,_., 300 ~ ,_• w ,.._ Ha .. .,o.i •l11tlMI Publl•lled Newport ... ~.,,.NIOIDt., E111t OlllilPl'Mft ,._,,. ~· _... -dolft1 '"*'-t ,.tl v ... ~ c.tta ._. Dlllr ==-~...:.= ~~--c:r:...: :"D4,~~! ·~..... rt."~Hmber J.~ ........... ~ .. ..: ...... _ Tilh ·~· ... •:e.._ c..... '*' i.y It .., _.. OrMlf M, .,. ...., wt» 11111 c.tiMr -11-• • "-Deect d TNll In .. ~ L .... ~:: ca.rt\ et°'""' ca.er .. ,., ... E .............. ---"''°''l/01 -·"...,,.,. ~ ... --'"°' ......... ,_ w n _ • ,.,.., tt~A!t ...., ,... Ort 11. Jt, ~ ,. 11:~. 1.10lll ,...,. RctlM .... ... s...... The followlna persons are do1na business as: Natural Hnlthworks Chlroprutk:, 1731 S1nt1 Ana Ave.. Costa Mesa, CA92627 1731 Santa Anil Ave . LLC (CA), 1731 Santa Ana Ave , Costa Mesa, CA92627 This business 1s con· ducted by. Limited Liab1hly Co Have you stlfttd do1na business yet1 No 1731 Senta Ana Ave., LLC john J. Cloonan, Owner This st1tement was fifed wtth the County Clerk of Orenae County on 10/04/02 2002691'453 Daily Pilot Oct 17. 24, 31 .Nov.7.2002 TH943 fittlee ..... ... *'-' The follow1na penons are do•na business H . HPV Technotoa1es, LLC. 760 W 16th Street. Suite C, Costa Mtu, CA 92627 HPV Technol<>&les, LLC {CA). 760 W. 16th Street, Suite C, Costa Mesa. CA 92627. This buS1ness 1s con· ducted by· l1m1ted l1ab11ity Co Hive you 5twtecl doma busineu yet? Yn, Sept. J.2002 HPV Technotoeies, LLC Phillip 0 Hamilton, Esq .. Caneral Counsel Thrs stalemMt was filed with lht County Clerk of Oran1e County on l l/S/02 2002H22122 Daily Pilot Nov l . 14. 21 28, 2002 Th961 llOOOOfMJC (OllllfT ... Rll 200 J. 2002 CoiesoLIAnt AmlAI. PllfOIUICl Al9 fVAWAllOl "'°'1 Noltce Is ht'leby a1ven that the City of Costa Meu'' Housin1 and Community Development 01vmon has completed the 2001 2002 Consoll dated Annual Pertor· mance and Evaluation Report (CAPER ) The 2001 200? CAPER ho been completed In compliance with lederal P1oeram re11ulatoon1 and the City's Cit11en Par ticipalion Plan The 2001 2002 CAPER covers the perind ol July I, 2001 throuati June 30, 2002 The CAPfR p10¥16ts a sum,...,-y ot actmtles undet"taken with ledeiat funds dunna this re.port pet'tod ano p1ovldes en oveniew of tht City's efforts to ,,_t lloastne and community needs. The City used ledetal Commvnity Oe'Rlopmant 81ock C11nt (COBC) Md HOME lnvntment Part- nt<Jl'llp C1ant (HOM:) funds dunna tht rt90ft peood COBC 11nd HOME funJed activities under taken dunna tilt report per-iod -• con11Stent with tht City's 2000/01· 2004/05 Consottd1t1d Plan and U.S. Depart menl of Housln& and Urban Otvtlopmtnt'a (HUD) n1hon1I objtc tlves. Activities focused on p1jtserv1n1 and n · pandlna houslna OfH>Or tunitles, elimination of Impediments lo f•lr housina choice. and public ur wlcas for youth, seniors, a11d lower 1nc:om• pertons Fund.s w11e •lso utillud lo undertake lrnprowt• ments lo public flcrlllles end rnfrastructU1a. All persons Interested tn 1ev,.wtn& tht CAPEii may Ins.peel • c:09y •t tht City of Costa Mae Office of Ille C1h Clerli, loc•ltd It Cost• Mesa City Hall, 11 FH ~IYI, I st Floor, Costa Mn.a, CA. 92678. blt-n the hou111 of ¥ AM te 5 PM. Written commentt wllfl rt1p~t lo tM CAPER w ti be acc:epted by the Clty'a Ho111l111 111d c-1tt o.v•-• Dfvtslon btlrlnl!M1 Ho· 11tmbtt I, 2002" ttwouati "°""'"' 22, ZOO'l • W11tten eomm1nt1 111•1 bl dhettcl to Miii• Llnaf11, •t lht M>ovt •ddr-. Wrltt1n •com· l'lltllt molt bt rlCIWtd no .. tar n.... •:JO PM ~---22.2002. P11bll1h•d Ne'!'f~lt 8Hd!Costa ..._ Piiot f110111111ber , 2001 TMIO ,... ..... ... s...... Th• followlnc persons art dolnc buslnns 11· luc11 Medical Consult Ina , 24354 R1m1d1 Court, Lacuna N1auel, CA 92677 Jeannette Oubt. 243!>4 Ramada Cou1t. Laaun1 Nl.auel, CA 92677 fh1s business 1$ con ducted by· an Individual Hive you 1tar ltd do1na buuneu yet7 No Jeannette Dube lhlS statement was l11od with lht County Cle!k of Ounae County on 10/10/02 2002H20112 Daily Pilot Oct 17 74, 31, Nov 7. 2002 ~2 RdltlM ..... ... s...... Tht lollowina persons Me do1n1 business u Convicted lndust11n 1835 Wtutt tel Ave . C6, Cost• Mua, CA 92627 Melanie McCu1u. 1983 Conllnental. Costa Meu, CA926?7 lh1s business 1s con· ducted by •n 1nd1v1dual Hnt you s l1t1ted do1na business yet' No Melanie McCu1re Thi. statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or a nee County on 10/29/02 2002H2~4 Oa~y Piiot Oct 31. Nov 7, 14, 21, 2002 TH950 ,.... ..... ... s...... The lollow1n1 per son• 1t1 e clom1 busioeu u CPAccns. 20241 SW Bitch Sheet, Newport Buch, CA 92660 Patrick SandelS 2024 I SW B11ch St , Newport B1ac:h, CA 92660 flus bu .. ntss IS Con ducted by an 1nd1v1dual Have yoo 1terted dotn& bu11nen y111 No Pair ic• Sanden This st1ttment w1s ftled with tht County Clerk of Oun&• County on 10/15/02 2002H 20JS1 Daily Pilot <kl II ?4, 31,Nov 7,1002 IH941 nc... ..... ... s...... rhe lollowma pe< sons are do1n1 bus1neS\ u C1lato Cl1u.lco (lrnne). 17811 Sky Park C11clt, #B, Irvine. CA 92614 Roy Kim. 2043 Cherie St •B9 Co•t• Mou, CA97627 fh1s bu11ness n con ducted by 1n md1v1duel Hn• you sllrled doma bu&1neu yet? Vn, 10/ 21/02 Roy Kim 1 htS st element was filed with the County Cle1ll ot Ounce County on 11/5/02 2002H 22114 Daily Piiot Nov l 14. 21. 28, 2002 lh963 ..... .... ... s...... Tht lotlowlna persons are dolna bulineu as: On·Llne 8uslness Ser· vices. 1001 W. Stevens Ave., •~. Santa Ana, CA 92707 Donna A. Oapktvlch, 1001 W. Stevens Ave . 12.56, Santa Ana, CA 92707 This bus111ess Is con ducted by· an 1ndiv1dual lirt• you started do1na business yet? No Donna A Oapkevich Th15 statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oun&• County on 10/08/02 2002H1HN Deily Pilot Oct. 17. 24, 31. Nov 7, 2002 Th93S .......... ... s...... 1 he followina persons a1e do1na buS1nes.s as: The Ryan C1oup, 7372 Pnnce Drive, Suite 108. Hun1tn1ton Beach, CA 92647 Patrick I Ryan, 402 West Sierra Duve. Santa Alla. CA 92707 This business is con ducted by an 1ndmdual ttave you started dome: busineu yet' Yes. l/01/99 P1trtck l. Ryan Tlus statement was hied with the County Clerk of Oran1e County on9n3/02 2002691790 Deily Pilot Oct 17. 24. 31, Nov. 7, 2002 Th939 ......... ... s...... The lollow1na pe1sons .,e doin1 business as A ) ACW f1nanc1at lief VICH , B ) S8A Curu, "107 l a Jolla Or~1 Newport Beach. CA ~~3 Andrus C Weave•. 207 la .lollit OrlVe Newport Beach CA 92663 Th" bu11ntts " con ducted by 1n 1nc1tvtdual Have yoo started ll<Mna business yeP Yes, O..tobtt 16. 1992 Andrus C We11ver This lt•lem11nl was ftled with Ille County Cler~ of Onn11e County on l l/!>/02 20026922124 Daily Pilot Nov 7. 14. 21,28.2002 Th962 The follow1na per sons are d01n1 business u · Employee By Oesian. 452 flower Street. Cost• Mesa. CA 92627 Anne M. Jordan, 452 flower Stint, Cost• Mesa, CA 92627 This busmess " con ducted by. en 1ndtvtdual Have you started dom& busmess ytH Yes. 0/6/ 01/2002 Anne M k>ld•n This st1t1ment was hied with the County Clerk of 01•n&e County on 10/22/02 20026'2 IJSI Daily Pilot Oct 31, Nov 7, 14, 21, 2002 Th9!>4 F.-..... ... s....... Tht follow1n1 perM>ns are clolnt business n M Anthony Green & Assocllllu, 1101 West Stevens Avt , U98, S•nlll Ana, CA 92707 Mervin Anthony Green. 1101 West Stevens Ave , 1198. Santa Ana, CA 92707 ~ Thi,,.-b<1s1ness JI c1>n ducted by en 1ndjvidu•I Have you star led do1n1 bus1neu yet1 Yu, S.pt 30,02 Mer Vin Anthony Creen This statement wn hied with the CO<Jnty Clt1' of Ouna:e County on 10/29/02 20026'22060 Daily Pilot Oc I 31 , Nov 7, 14, 21. 2002 1H9!>l Re-.. ..... ... s...... The follow1n1 per son• 11e doina busmtss as Newport Nut11tion 436 Suite 28 Hehotropt. Ave., Coton. def libt. CA92625 Ther eu Cr um<tt 428 1/2 Hthotro~ A'rl . Corona del Ma1 , CA 97615 l h11 bu11neu IS con due led by 1n Hld1vldu•I Hne you started 004111 buslllt!SS yet7 No Thefeu Crume! This shlement wH filed with lhf' County Cieri. of Onn1• County on 11/5/02 20026922121 Daily Ptlut Nd'v 1 U , 21. 28. 2002 1h965 lhe followln& persons 111 doln& business as: Weslo.n Compone nts Industries, 3101 Wu t Coast Hwy.. Newpo1t Beech. CA 92663 WP08 lndustrln, Inc. (CA), 3101 West Coast Hwy.. HtwpOtl Beach, CA92663 This business IS con ducted by. 1 c01poratlon tMvt you ~tarted '°'111 business ytt7 Ho WPC8 lndusb11s, llK Pet 0'8' ten, Prtstcltnt Thi~ st•ttmenl wu hied with tht County Cle/II of Ounce County on I 0/2!1102 2002H22067 Oatly Pilot Oct 31. Nov 7, 14. 21. 2002 TH952 ,... .... ... s...... flwl follo••na persons a1e do1n1 bu11ness ••· Pita's Charitable Hands, 1637 Monrovia, Costa Men. CA 92627 Myr n1 Baca, J02 S.nt• I OUlll, llvHlt, CA.92fi0l_._ I his bus111ns is con· dueled by. en unlncor· purated 1uoclallon other than a par tntnhlp Have you started doina business yet? Yu. Dec. ?001 Myrna Baca lh" statement wu filed with the County Clerk ol Onn1• County on 10/29/02 2002'922068 011ly Piiot Oct l l . Nov I . 14. l l, 2002 Tl$9 ,... .... ... s...... lht follow•n& peuons ..,, c1o1111 busineu as Marlowe Mll<in., 2~ El•n IC. Ccnta Mna, CA 92'627 C•1y He111y M¥1of, 2'45 C Iden lfC Co.ta Mesa, CA 97621 I hK buS1ntss IS con- ducted by an 1ndovtdu•I Have you \l11ltd dome bu11nus yet' No C11y Henry M.1lof lht\ statement wu ltled w1tlt lht County Clerk nl Ortnae County on 10/l!>/07 2002H202~S 0•1ly Pilot Oct 17, 24, JI. Nov l, 2.002 Th'lJ l Everyday is a great day in Classified! Be a part of it, place your ad today! (949) 642-5678 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?~ • • ••• • • • • • • • lat - i - llaf,eS and deadlines are subjecl lo Change withoUt notice. The publisher resef\les the right to censor, reclassify, revise or rejeit any classified advertisement. Please report any error tbaf may be in y1'>ur d<ISSilied ad immediately. Thl. IJ.111) Pilot accepts no liability for a11} \!I rur in an • ldvertisemcnt for which 1t may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by 'the· error. Ctedit can only be allowed for the first insertion. ~[~] & Ml~~ 1010-1110 GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FltWKW. '9dlt Vllw ~ Prem P•nor•mic toe ~ Terrace Lot 213. W-N1CUf SJ.2.5(X)ea 000 Melisa 7f11-838-eJ PACJFKVflW 2 skle by side (ocean view) Plots, SI0,000 for both 714·841·9873 ~ 1419 El] 230S-2490 HEAL TH SERVICES Handicapped Services/ Equipment EUCTRIC WHUlCHAllt; lauy II, US(O onte pd1d S5600 best olf.r leaw mess 714 54&-5871 1160 ANTIQUES TOii' $$ 4 ucous nc .llzz. am.:, Elc. 50s & 87s a Nt«.. Sc*r. 11t>e ~ Mike 949·645· 75'?_5 EQW llOllSll& OfPOl'l1llJY All real 11$lale 11dve1 ltJIJll on this n~paper ts subject lo the federal f aor Housm1 Ad of 1968 as amended which maku II tlle11at to adverhMt ·any prefu ence. hmlhlton or diKrtm111alton bued on nee, colof, rellll(>n, ux handicap, fam1h.t •talus Of nahon•I or1111n. or an lnttnlion to make any •uch preference. h1111ta hon°' diSc;nmtnallon • ANTIQU( SHOP t + lOS1 OUI lWl .. 16 SAii MOW tin llOV Ar.in, .tspily CIMS, jntlry, .. """· • ,.,.... & I.ts_.., mst c.m. ""*9 s.•c...., l lillhl ... e.1 ...... 1-66JI ........ 4 y., Sdel 1lflV IMfv.,/morrco/cr~ 10.X>'\. ott ~ 1 .. Sat 1011 !Ip Cons11nmenh W!loorTllo I 9'19 !>4IJ..4 123 htota Sola . Bluck front Gov~I en or W1~ thr op Onk wtth Clan Bonk case 1920 or 1930 SIOOO 949-376 · 1199 How to Place A ' __ Deadline s----. • • CL ASSIFIEIAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday· 5:00pm By Fax (949) 63 1-6594 I Pie....., 111dude your rlltmc and phone number 11u<l v•c'll call you t>o.:k with a pnc .. 'IUOIC 1 By Phone (949) 642-5678 Hour s By Mail/In Per son: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 At Newpo~ Blvd. & Bay St. Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5 :OOpm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30arn·5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-Jn 8:30am-5:00pm Monday· Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm lllCIWIDISE · [ ~] M SALE 3010-3940 IEAL ESTATE FOR SALE ~ soos-saso M ... Offw l Spacoous ngle slor y 3br 3ba tront ondo on a oversized lol ust blocks to the beach Business Opportimities Businesses and Franchises 799.500. c J $ 3905 ~ Anthor Iles. 949· 720 3900 Prop Interior Dailtn Busoneu showroom tor salt in u cept111nal Newµor1 8";,th locabon &laAihh.d 1973 --.-siJPER INCOME Sl85K • tYear (~fun~ Ooly $999!> I Im 400-7151 Costa Mesa '1lcfa 31r 280, hard ood w b 0 b $4 9 Uoor,. tabulou' ackyard. w/pat10. and verhan11 plu' Ir u1t ea11ng tree evervwhete 89.000 Judy Kolar. Bkr 49 -376-5576 Vocont MESA VERD£ AREA 4 Plu's Pride of Ow11~1 'hip Prine Only agt 8111 Grund~ 949·67!> 6161 Olfas b Lease 4540 H untington Beach COSTA MESA W l SIDE 129 Cabrollo St . OFFICE SPACE, 360 st. S525/mo Marco~ 949·642 5171 171 Prom-• VlawOffl<ff 2SO E. 17th St, C.M. 600sf & larger 949-955-01 IS OPEN SUN 12 -5 847 14TH ST. Walli to bao~l completely r emod 3br )ba plush carpet more• S79'.l,OOO %72 Surkr~t walk to brach b"au 4br lb• J c ar. laoiie lot $599,000 a b SHARP HOMES y the SIA 714-374-3181 1212 Retail Stonis tor lease Ir 41o, 3200sf, near t~ beach and flbr&ry Nn 4545 4 mello roos low HOA too many amen1tte5 to men tl0f1 ~.000 By ownei/ shown by ~nls w/aPl)t °"!X. 949-2999 Laguna Niguel 2br 2bo ,_.,., wood firs, go eal location Most see' $267,900 HOMES FOR SAL£ ORANGE 5400 COUNTY Ind ex PllME ESTATES PATRICK TINOIE NATIONWIDE USA 949-856-9705 www.patncktenore com GIANT flXElt Not For The faint Of Haort og t. 949 -723-8120 llACH COLONY GIANT 4+DEN $699,950 AGT.949-723-81 20 Newpoft Coast 5 Via Venezia 4br. 4.Sbo llbrory + bnnu\ oonm Sl,6 49,000 1 S Via Pa lladio 5b1 5 5b.J $400,()()() Ill upgrade~• 52,279,000 Spe:ctac.ular lot. w1 views 4br 2 5ba ~Ir ada home S l,690 ,000 24 Cotallh•o A touch of ltdly 4br 'l 5ba. St• ada home ll,729.000 PlAllNUM PROPERTl(S Stefanie Meurer . 949 715 3156 OPEN SAT 1-S 15 Via Ve-do 4br, 4 5ba hbr ary + ho nus room S 1,649,000 1 S Via Pollodlo 5br 5 5ba $400,000 in upiirades1 $2,279,000 Sp11<:lacula1 loc w/v1ews 4br 2 5ba strada home S l ,690,000 PLATINUM PI OPERTIES ·m 1~ Under tbe Service Directory Banner aoos-as10 ~ Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week 9000-97SO For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 AESlDENTIAL RENTALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Corona ctet Mar . S......, .Aftt. Lietit. ereal deslgr1. Close to och/shops S950m. al/I l'ZJI Open Ilse Sdt Sun I 4 949-673 8078 EASTSIDf 281 h!>e lncd ya11J. W(O hkuµs OW built on rangeioven. le all'd gar W.itPr ttrash p.t1<l (71 Avail SJ400/ mo S500 dep S'l50 pet depM1t 714 S45 0442 N;Bo<li lay, all remod Charming Studle Af>t. 2Br I 58<1 rondri 2c car lower unit 3br I J t4 ba new bathrm, w/d, patio f "· wd hkups no pet~ duple. new ,,.,epl inti area, very clean SIOOOm s14751mo 949 S48 8384 shaoe ear. patui, wd, 94!H>4'l 5f/J7 949-422-8435 S2100/mo 714 838 2469 Costa Mesa E'dda Townhome 38r Balboa Island . 2.580, ~ p 7 eodd Balboa Peninsula --------patio~ att gar no pet,. EASJSID( Lorge I I r, Sl900/mo 949 721 0889 $950mo new bathroom & 136 I . Sonfo l1obal kltl hen pa1k flke setting, • l AST SIDE• 3br 3ba, no peti 949 631 8427 tnple• 'l \tooy deck *STOP THE CM * CANNERY ltENTAlS HAS ll AU i Studios. I. 2 & 3Br's, Yurlv & Wmte1 On the Pen1nsuld & Costa Mesa I ower ed Procn Cdll for Oet••I' I 800 247 870'l • llr'• from $875/mo • 21r'1, S 1100/mo 1n lovely eat .. d comm near T n Square. Ir 1g, gar storage llle•n Mnet 877 704 8649 • 9200 31r 280 Duplaa - P•n1nsuta Steps to be<1ch. fp, 2c ear. I year l br Iba dtt house. Nwpl lse. nrpets 626-359·4539 ttgt• ••ea. f P pvt enlr, cute avt 1211 $1150 mo mo Avt l'ZJI 949 574 2665 P-ln Palm 2br Apt OR all •!ll>ls 1ncll!s d/washer. w/dryer , no pels. Sl850<no 949-640·4813 lASJSIDE 28r, Il a, 2036 f ulltorlon Ave #8 no dogs Sl200/mo (949) 552-8842 yd wd 2 '"' altach gar $2000, nm 800·?78 1887 Newport Beach IAYfltONl ON LIDO PLNINSULA NEW 21r 280 COTlAGlS Pr1¥ate Beach, Pool and Spa Walk to Ocean. Shops and Re~tauraot' lea~e 6/mo 2 vr + Boat Sllp Available 710 UDO PAIK DI. 949·673-6030 or 949. 723 5830 * YE.All Y • NP Hts ?b1 ?ba gdr<l•n LIASI S ajlt. up~tairs ear ulll BILL GRUNDY REAi. lORS paid t11g Sl6'>0 S49 64? 949-6 75-6 161 1146 949 rn 1u1 :mr, lbaU..- s1mno uU one!.· Close to ocean. ':IJ7 [ Balboa P<IUI ~ 8l20 818-500-4660 2br 1 ba, newly rem<>d eled. ll g~r. mcds l11g w/d, walk to Getson,, Sl500/mo 714 6'l4 2667 2 br/lbo, 2br/Zbo yrl~ renlal on th• Bdlboa Pen111,ula Agl SI 500 Sl800 949 79J 46.lO BAYF'RONT Community 2BR. 2BA Executlve Suite Available For Immediate Move-In $2095 lhls newspaper will Mt knowmj!ly accept any advertisement for rut 41$lllP WhlCh IS 1n vt0l1lion 61 the law Our readers are hereby tnlormed that 111 dwell 1n1s adverh5ed on Uus newspeper are available on an equal 01>1>0rlun1ly basis. Io complain of di\· u1m1nation, c,aH HUD loll lree al I 800-424·8!>90 ART/ PAINTINGS 3060 Balboa Island op-Sot-s-1 -4 Ste~me Meurer 31386 "I'"' 0-d 949 715 3156 1483 $$ CASH PAID $$ ..... ., ........ Wl 8UY ESTATES --........~-· icONslG rJr.~ENfsl \ 1 r , I I I I ' ............. s.a., SAf a-4, letl .._ ................... ........ 1• e Rul1nn lamayo •Peter Mu e lon Bott •111am e v1an11nck 9 49-673-9313 HOME FURNISHINGS Furniture 3435 Moving Sole thrnuih Sat Ktn& mallrf's\ bo; & flam~ S75 l'lpc M1ka\a settina S200. lrundle bf'd $150. game table & 4 chaus SISO& mfSC 108 Voa t'.ordova NB s.c1Mftol c-ti w I ..-we sleeper $150 1 echner $45. book $helves SlO, krna size ma1nellc mal tren pad $100 Call 714 1192 5475 Ctl5IDm de!iJilled conten1> dlnrm lbl, rnlayded Trtv911n Top & i-, IN ,...,,, S4SO. 9&71S«il7 JEWELRY/ 3460 DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS <-•<• ....... Old Coins! Gold. silYlf, lewolr'Y. watclle, M11iquej co11eci11>1H 949'642·9448 3111 8 m '1111•• ,... -• • ..._. YCMIR LOW at Th•llkscM111 with • Ptdicraecl Cr A Ptnlan Kltttn. 8 l1cll1, C:rteins. Tartolse Slltlls . Red hbb)S. MOO. ~ Stlob. C.M Ho•! ~1·2.025 Want to Sell your home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Reol Estate Edition Call Usa Rivera 949 574-4252 or Ann Wiiiey 949 574-4249 Balboa Peninsula llAllE Rltla ON THI POINT IITTll HUUYI AGT. 94t-723-ll20 .....,.., , __ 2br 2JlO condo, quiet. IW pool, roof lop w. Woutdoor ~ WS.cxx>:fst n~ Coronl dllflllf Oll"IN SAT-SUN 12-4 307M-.,.W Stunnina 3br. 2.5b1 , tmmac home I blll from oc:n Hand sleeted aran· Ile&. marble. 1ntique wind, c:urved s lalrcase , 3 c 111r. Sl,995,000 KatlllHn McN1mee Bkr 949-@87-555 elr 4.H• epprox 3?69 sf, home on a corner lot, Spect1cuhlr °"8n 11ltws. wonderful bkyrd, lfJ aourmet liitchen Sl.«5.000. ast. Oebr1 81r1tr 310 ·316·8464 d 48 Jl O-Ql0.9168 ( c..il) Op. S-1-S_. lMS ....._.c,..,~11ilw • t.~ 2500st. _.,,. lot wittl/toom to upend, ~-"''"' courty1rd. 11,045,000. TrkM Aa1 Est•,. MS>D-252' cetl ....... oftlcl • 2br 2bo 639,000 A&t John Farrow Cell 949 322 0931 Oorecl 949 389 1324 Mission Viejo ' 2692 1 Poppy OPIN SAT 1-4 3br 2.5ba 2 •t:r;r townhm f.meral Pointe Jllnl l1nanc $320.000 lrn1e & Sharon Lancslon Coast Homes & Loans 800-443·7643 NtwpQt Beach BLUFFS I OFAUNDI up1rad. e~lrem pvl I story 31><. 2ba Linda Model. end unit w/hu1e wrap around patio o~erloolunc r~ll•c· lion pond Call for llppl AIHOPEN SAT-SUN 12-S 949 -644-5464 OPIN SAT-SUN 1-S 17 23 Sltaffle&d E •Panded beau sina lam re~ud. landsc & Oesianed Formal din, 11 lam &. aame rm. 3 tplc's &. yard. Sl.085,000 &tty Joe ~ 9'&8B7·&l 4•r 31• pool home, 2200sf, quiet cuHle·sac 1ust • s tones lhrow aw:l, from b1cll bay. $7 ,000-ne},. for sale by owner shown by 91•nts with appt onti 9-933-299 or 254-4406 Cal•lina & City liahts Vlaws. Op.. S.. 12-4 11U tt.m.dtet "-<• 10 Rooms. 4/58rl, r.plf1I st.lfc.u ind open 111ult cells,, $a-like master b1. S42,t00. Ownr/l&l. 949 637~3854 -..r.?v... ...... 3Br 2. 8 1, 2292st. e uutlful r1mod1lad llltchen, ,,.. tile, p1lnt & carSMtt. A must '"· 1629.000 m· 949·683-0533. 859·3 7 Of'IN SUM 12-S 1917~ Ntwly r..nod Jiit 2b1 homt. Tons of bnftd ntw faatwn '769,900, Stlllfl .--. "f tM Su 714.374.311 1212 • .. ··~~ .... Oii -... "-...i ~~a..• ··~= ~--1115.D. ....... ' ....... , .... ~....._,..,.::, = COWfH ••• ••Ht •"::.=-...... "' ,.,.... • ,.,~·· '""='= ...... ' .. · .. : ~"- PllMl ISJATIS PATfUCIC flNOIE NATIONWIDE USA 949-856-9705 www.eatr1e.ktenore com Rancho Santa Marprtta OPEN SAT 1-4 6 Tierra Plono Gated 2t.r 2.5ba 2 slory townhm Comm pool/spa Jltnt hnanc. $299,900 Ernie & Sharon l•nl'lon Coul Home• & Loans. 800·443 7643 San Clemente J br 2 .5ba hou1e with Iott, hdwd"11rs, yard, 'l c attach 1ar $549,000 .AffJohnforraw Cell 949·'22-0932 Direct 949-389-1 S24 RESORT/ VACATION PROPERTY FORSAlf o..tPraperty 5960 Golf prop Sales &. winter rentals P1lm .Spnn1s. Palm Desert Also Waslllnatol\ W1- terfront Referrals . Mlchael ~ter Becker &. Becker RE 800·550-3523 Timi-5175 Marrlotts "-wport Co•St Pwfect Christmu Pl'9Mllt P19tlnum Me~ Sa1111! Saw! Only S17. . Tr Ide Wot ldwlCle Now. Chris ~. Reeltof 700- 3ofl6. i !M!M97..MJ7 mcaLMEOOS RBITU R1llllT0 ... -•/Wn k llff ...... 'lBf/ 28• to '"'r 1nR 1m"*' • l650m.+ f1 utls , ct;'· llldr1 fee 949 631 • 9 ..... ~ "'* lbr/11111 nllll In b n 2tlr ept.. el --.=.=11.~ lll!Om. 1m 8.1.houtw p(Of ..... ................. ................. .11. ·-~ ........... -..... .....,lwnll ........... ,.... .. ......... -,,.... ............. .m i8lil!*i9 Vllw t ..... ~.'5 ~~ ' Run your ad in the Newport Beach- ·' Costa Mesa Da ily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card# or mail with a check today! Run for a weekl If your car does not sell, we'll run It for another week All'I All for just $20·. , D YES, SELL MY CAR Name I Oedl Canis 0 MC 0 VISA D AMX Am& am Ptnlnn eo.. Model----- - • Thlndty, ..,.,. '· 2002 COLLEGES Contnled from Bl tbe top team. and after them cbett are lour moie teams tll8t haw the ~lily of aurprWna, lndudlng Nonbtidge and UiUYenlty ol che Pacik. selected 4 and 5 in both poUa, and Cal State Ft.illerton and Cal Poly San Luls Obispo. '. The Gauchos are No. l because they'" feature four returning starters. However, Santa Batt>ata Coach Bob WUliams ·said the Gauchos will have aome difficulty this seuon, because they will have to adjust to the loss of senior Bray Skultety, a 6-foot-6 · rebounding machJne who tore his ACL and is out for the year. SlruJtety. a aubrtitute last year. was looking to crack the startihg lineup because of his rapid improvement. His rebounding roJe would have matte life easJer for Santa Barbara's shooters. Here's some more Jnfonnation gathered from Wednesday. • Among Santa Barbara's ~eturning starters, senior forward Mark Hull and junlur wi.npwl Bn.ndu1nn FulloYe, were enected to the Praeuon Medja All-Conference Teem. • UCI Coach Pat Dous1ua Mid he wW not redahln any players th.ta aeuon, which gives the .-i Ugbt co the Anteaters' only true tn.bman Mike Bfevberba (pronounC*i E·(ee--bnh). wbo bu~ h1a abWtyto penetrate and create bis own lhoc during the preeeason. Efevberba. the 6-5, l9S·pound tresbman guard who baa drawn comparllons to Jerry Green, . ahquld aee plenty ol IClion Saturday night, when the 'P.atera Qpen their · seuon with an exhibltion gaqie at Cal State Bakenfteld. UCI also bas talent in the post, as 7--0 center Adam Parada. a junior, is on the verge of a breakour season. Parada was voted Lo the Preeeason AU-Conference team. ln addidoo to Parada. 6·5 senior guard Jordan Harris is on the comel:>aclc trail from a PCL injwy suffered rour months agokHe returned to the court last week. and could be ready for the nonconference season. perhaps as early as the Oklahoma Tournament Nov. 22-23, when the Anteaters start with Oklahoma. ranked .. SPORTS No.. 3 ln the nadoa ln the USA Tod.ay/ESPN Poll • • Cal Poly'I YamJe Dennit. Utlh ScatQ Demlond Pwnlpr and Cal Siar. Pullerfon't r..,. Sow Mn Mlected on the PN1euaa AD~ 1Mm. Penlpt could be lbe Dal In line to become lhe Bia =.:r-r ol lheYnr. whk:b hll been to former ua lblndout Jeny Green lbe put two h:!r. Panda w01 aJao contend for that IUvenlde'• WJ MottOb would have motr likely been on the praeuon team. but he wW redahf11 the aeuon and prepare ror next year when the Hlghlanden will be able to compete fn postteason play. • Utah State Coach Stew Montll said he would miss playing ln the Blg Welt when the Afll,ietl time 1' up. Utah State is scbedu1ed to move to the Sun Belt Conference ln.2005. He said be would miaa the rivalries. •irvtne has become our natural rivalry because of the close games, H Morrill said. "The UCSB games have been real good. Fullerton whooped on us Jast year, and they're golng to be bener this year. 10IW ,. .... SCHEDULE High= Njwpoft Herbot \IL ~ et1Mnettlgh,7p.m.: E......-va. ....... at .. Grende =7p.m. JW •. College womel'-UC IMne rt Univerahy of the,... 1 p..nt. High ed*>l gk11 -Cor0M del M..-et Nofthwood. lc30 p.m.; FOOINl tt ~ Herbor,3:15 p.m.; ~at $ege Mill, 6:30 p.m. c.o.. Country High edM>Of boya and girts-hdfic Coast League Analt et INtne Part. girts et 2 p.m., boys et 2:30 p.m. .... Paciftc COMt LMgue Anata rt Northwood, 1 p.m.; Academy League Finals et.Sunny Hlllt Racquet C1ub, 1 :30 p.m. FWdhodaty • High' tdtool -Tournament of Champions semlflnala: Newport Harbor at Santa Ana,3p.m . TODAY 17 -MlchHI Bory Newport H1rbor Wlter polo, '01 Diving College men and women -UG Irvine at USC Invitational. Of'~~ AT=rvlALE CAie NO.,.,_ 2640 l .. Nolas 2MI LIP Mii 2MI l.epl Mllca lMI lJpl Nallcll ~~~~~~~~ In .. ~ Court °' t. S.... Of Ctilllon'M. lot The follow1n11 persons ........... "-S...... The followlna persons are dotna business as: ~ ............. --~-----.-"-*'-" The totlowlna persons h'i followlne persons =-~~;:'C.:.. are dome busmess as· ol JEAH R. HERNAHOEZ A ) CSS Auto Transp<>ft, o-.d. • B.) Nomad Spark Co., are doln11 business as: 1re doin11 business as: ,... .. er~'* c.) contract s ubsea .. 1.1dli~ Ml Ml 81 Service~. 526 Slur aeon ~ • to the Dm1, Costa Mesa, CA ~ end .. blddlr 92626 --~~.,,«':',;. ~ Edward Stanley Hone-..., ft 111111 o1 z.ko. 526 Sturaeon Drive, '*'-'Cler. 2002i.._-::...!!' Coste Mesa, CA 92626 ollcie ol ONrl P. _,1 This business tS con ~ 201 ~ dueled by· an 1nd1v1dual A.) First Advanl ae• Cap ital , B ) TtleBellerPlace.com, C.) Equity One Financial, 6 Hulton Ctrcle. Suite 280. Santa Ana, CA 92707 Andre Lona. 6 Hutton Centre 0. , Santa Ana, CA 92707 Carrico Pool & Spa Pacific Service, 641 Services, 11882 Medin1 P1ularlno Ave.. Cost• Drive, Garden Grove, CA Mesa, Califoinla 92626 92840 3033 Apu Pools, Inc. (CA), MABS, INC. (Calif.), 11882 Medtt11 Oriye, 12121 Wilshire Blvd .. LA. Gu den Grove, CA 92840 Califon• 90025 Tlus business Is con· This business is con· ducted by: a corporelton ducted by.• oorpouhon Han you slllfted Have you started dome ~ ~ Have you started do1ne _...,.., .,..., business yet? No Thrs busineu Is con dueled by an Individual Have you started doin11 bus1nen yet1 No Andre Lona dome business yet? Yn, business yet? No 08/15/02 MABS. INC, Alan Apu Pools, Inc. Smokier. Pres•denl =;,t"~ T-= Edw er d Stanley Ben1amin Carrico. Pres Thts statement was ~ Ill lime of dllllll H0t aCLko end II iw-. Ill end Ttus stiillement was ..,... IN ..... '-filed with the County .:qund In 9ddM!oll IO hit Clerk of Orange County This t.latement wu filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 10/11/02 200269202U tdenl fla.d with the County This statement was Clerk ol Oranae County filed wtltl the County on 10/30/02 ~ ':f ::•~ 111,cl on 1115/02 Clerk of Or1nae Co11nty 2002•t22204 on 10/15/02 Delly Pilot Oct. 31, Nov. .....,... PIOPef1Y 2Gq2•t22129 Daily Pilot Oct 17, 24 • 31, Nov 7. 2002 Th994 2002H20291 7, 14, 21. 2002 Th9!>3 ~ In .. City OI Daily Pilot Nov 7, 14, CORI Meu. Colrtly ol 21. 28. 2002 Th96J Qr919, s.. ol ~-~ RdltiM ..... ... s...... Dally Pilot Oct. 17. 24, 31, Nov. 7, 2002 Tt1932 FlcMIM ..... ...s...... Loe 13 of T l'Kt ZTll9 • !IS'""'~ In Book ~. ,... 32 end 33 ol ......... -~ _. °' Onnge ~. ~ .... c:orrmirtly llrlOWl'I -C7 1811 Pl9oe, c-...... ~ T-al .. .,. °"" In ....., money °' .. Unll9d SW on corA11te110r1 o1 ..... OI pwt CMfl end b*W ICIOft IUCfl *"" ltd cxnllolw .. .,. ~to .. penclNll ............ Ten s-11 °' _,,. bid to b9 dlpoellird .... bid. 111111 or o111ra to i. In :::., :-i.. :.J: olllle ~ _.,,,. lime .,,,. .. ... ~'**"end beb'9 dlrle °' ... o.ct~~ =:: Rep ........ olbEMlile. LAW OfflCE OF DEAN P.SPERUNG 201 ~ ~. W..220 Swllil "'-. CA rrrT01 11"°81m, H A771Q2, ~~1 ... HEWPOln' IEACK-COSTA •IA OM. Y P'LOT ,..... ..... ... s...... The follow1n11 persons are dOUlll bus mess es. Pro Audio & l111flbn11. 2030 Mam St., Suite 1300, Irvine CA 92614 Pro Audio Disc Jockey Entertainment, Inc. (CA), 2030 Mam St.. Suite 1300. Ir vine, CA 92614 TtltS busmen 1s con- ducted by· a CO<J>Or alton Have you star led dome busmen yet1 Yes, 2001 Pro Audio Dose Jockey Ente.ta1nment, Inc. Michael Ivey. President This st•lement was ftled with the County Clerk of Orane• County onll/5/02 200Ht22121 Deily Pilot Nov 7. 14, 21. 28, 2002 Th966 The followln11 penons are doma busm~ as. D a. B Antiques and l st.ties. J287 Cahforn1a St , Costa Meu. CA 92626 Diane K Stubbs, 3282 Calrfe><noa St . Costa Mui. CA92626 Robert B Stubbs 3287 Caltforma St Coila Mese, Ca 92626 l htS bus inns ts con ducted by husband and wile Have you slat led dome buslnus yet1 No 011na K Stubbs Hus st1tement w1s tiled with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 11/5/02 2002•922127 Dally Pilot Nov 7, 14, 21 28 2002 Ttl968 The follow1nc persons are. do1n1 busme» as Dtnwlddoe Events, 2041 Westmrnster Avenue, Costa Meu. CA 92627 Janis Cltzabettl 01nw1d· dte, 2041 Wntmlnster Avenue. Cost• Mes<o. CA 92627 ThlS busmen 1s con dueled by an mdlv1dual Have you star led dolnr bus1neu yet7 Yes. 02/01 Janos [ l1zabelh Oowtd· dre Ttl1t t.latement was hied with the County Clerk of Or1n1e Countr on Hl/15/02 20026'20312 Daily Pilot Oct 17, 24 31. Nov 7. 2002 Th~ fidttllllll.mm ... s........ The lollowlna pe1 sons ere doln11 bus1neu as. Nelson a. Associates. 1665 East 4th Street #104, Senl• An1, CA 91701 Nelson Murc11 657 Wut 19th Streel ·c·. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business tS ~on ducted by an un1ncor poraled euoc1at1on ott111 than a partnership Ha•e you slarted dom& business yet1 Yes. Februuy 2007 Nelson Mu<ltot This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or a nae County on 10/07/02 2002691 .. 21 Daily Polol Oct 31 Nov 7, 14. 21. 2007 Th955 The followlnc per sons a<• dotnt bus•neu as ltle Rock Shop, 1663 16th St., Cost• Mesa, CA 92627 Hueo Bere"iuer. 23842 Vt.a £1 Rocto, M1ss1on Vie to, CA 92691 Jack Prest•. 23842 \111 [I Rocio. M1ss1on \11e10, CA 92691 This business 1s con dueled by_ a aeneral pa1lnerst11p Have you star led do•ne busonen yet? No Hu10 Beunauer lt11s statement wu ltled wtltl lht County Clerk of Or ane• County on 1115/02 200ut22a30 Daily Ptlol Nov 1. l4, 21. 28. 2002 lt1964 Fkttll.111.mm ...s......· The followlnc persons ere doine businen as· Plulhp:r. Auto Service. 3767 811ctl SI Newport Beach. CA 92660 Ph1lhps McNauirhton, LLC (CA), 3767 Birch St • Newport Beach, CA 9?660 Tt11s bu.smess " con duc ted by ltmtled l••b•hty Cu Have you started dOlnt busmen yet> No Ptltlhps McNauetllnn UC. Malcolm R. Ptltlhps. Pres This statement wa5 hied w1lh the County Clerk of Or anae County on 10/28/02 2002H21t24 Daily Pilot Oct 31. No• 7, 14,21,2002 Tl1957 . fidlt.sll.mm ... s ...... The followlna perions are doma busmen as Paper Ctla~rs Invest ments, 9036 Buttercup Avenue, r ountatn Valley NOTICE OF C1hforn11 9?708 ~ delc:rlbed In Stephen 0 Kelley. TRUSTEE'S SALE T.S ukl deecf of truat The 90J6 Buttercup Avenue, No 1043674-08 APN: street address and ohW fountain Valley, Call 048-115-02 TRA: 07-001 common deeignatlon, II for 011 92708 Loan No ~ arry, of the real propef1y L•Vonn• J Kelley, REF Stewn9, 0eotge de9ctl>ed abclYe la 9036 Buttercup Avenue, M IMPORTANT NOTICE plXpOfted '° bl 503 Fountatn Valley. Call· TO PROPERTY Eu1 Bay AYenUI f0tm192708 OWNER: YOU AAE IN Newport Beecli CA Th.s business b con· DEFAULT UNDER A 112681-1208 The ducted by husband •nd DEED ~ mUST. ~ Trutlee wife DATED Sec*mbw OS, dlldllrrlS arry llbllly tor Han you st1rted 2001. UNLESS YOU eny luconec:tneu ol lhe dom1 buSlneu yet? No TAKE ACTION TO 111r11e1 llddreM 8lld oiler Stepllen D. Kelley PROTECT YOUR oommon dellgnlllon, If Ttl•s statement w11 PROPERTY, rT MAY BE any. shOwn 118fe1n S.id f~ed with UM County SOlD AT A PUBLIC ute wll bl INldt. but Cle<k ol o .. nae County on 10/11)/()2 SALE. If YOU NEED Without ClOYetBnl or 200Ht20J9S ~E ~~~ ~ ~~· ,.:.: .:. Dally Pilot Oct 17, 24, PAOCE£DtNO poueuion, condition or 31. Nov. "I. 2.002 Th945 AGAINST YOU, YOU encombranoe1, lnc:fudlng flcMIM ..... SHOUl.D CONTACT A IM1. chlirgM and ... S...... LAWYER. On N<Mll1'lber ellP«lM$ of tha TN.... The followlne p41raons 27, 2002. If 09 <>Oam, and of Iha vu.ti crMled ere doin& business ea· Cal-Wntem by uld OMd of Truet, llD Palrtck l Ryan end Aec::orNevance pey the r"'*'*'l1 Company CPA's. 7372 Colporatfon. as ~ pMc:ip11 ltMnl of .. Ponce Drtve, Suite 108, appoWed Wu .... under nole(1) eeanCI by Mid HunUnaton Beach, CA end punuan1 11D Deed of Dead of TNlt lo .-:: 92647 TNlt l9CXH'ded $4t&,52A n .ti! P1lfldl L. Rylln, 402 Sel*l•iber 17, 2001, ,. "*'Ml t..on trorn West Sierra Onve, Sanu lnlt. No 20010856683. June 01, 2002 et Ane. CA 9?70/ ol Ofllclll Recordl In the 10 500"-Pef annum 1a This buslneu 11 con· ofllCI ol the CoulWy prV¥ldtd In laid "°"(I) dueled by. an lndtvtclual ~ of 0rangt p1u1 c:otG and any Htwe you started County, St.le of adll"1CM wftt1 HllMt. clolna business 1117 Yes, CalHomll, ell9CUtld by ESTIMAT£0 TOTAL l~~~k L. Ryen o.prge M SllYent and OE8T..'479.A03.38. The Thia sl1tem111t wu Radlll Motl• S..,.,., bl!~ undW Mid filed wflh the Count) Hu.bind kro Wile Al Oeed of TNIC hlllteb9 Cler• of Oren&• County JolnC Tanlntl, wll ... II uecul9d Ind ~ on9/13/02 PIAllc ltdon lo '*'-' lo .. .........,.., • toOIM17tM bidii« tor catt, caeftW1 Wltt9n Oednion Of Datfy Piiot Oct 11, 24, ct.a chwn on a ..._ ~ #Id Oenwld tor 31. "°"· 7, ~ Th940 « ndorW tie'*. 1 ct.a em. • 1 ~ ,.._.._ ctwn by • ..... Of Nolaa ol DIJllt'9 -...,.. Old unlot\ Of. Ellc:lotl to .... The ........ cf** chtMI by I .... 111idetlll9111d01UM1hlid TM follOW'ffll f*'MllJ t11 ....., .W. end Nolaa ot o..-end •• c1oit1t 1HHAMu -. mn wcWon. MYlrlgl ~ to a.I to be Laden t,ooml111. 50 wode4bt, (1( ~ r9COClld "' .. ooi.ny """"'"' Cotwt, Ladw• ... IPl<lillld In leclof\ ....... ,.., p!apt1ty Rtl'!Ch, CA 9'SM 5102 al ttw Anlna!ILll IDcll9d. For 111111 Don luul1re, $0 Codi and dlOlfl9d t0 ~ ~ llwMvtnn Court, L1dert do Mtn.i II\ tfl ~ f-OOMt 90 4:Gapm (111) It~,~ it COl't At .. ltRnCe ID .. .,...., CIJ.W.....,. «*t•d by: tn lnd!"ldull ~~~~--(Ml H•ftro.itt9'ttd ~ ............. ,0 ao. ro~•,etfY", and .,.._ llOOI. E CllDn. QI o.. i..utwe ID ...: MW -.t400t . 0.... ........ .... t • untllr .... °'**" at. -,.;.-.. ~-=--0. at TMI In .. ~ S... OllDlr' Cllrl of 0r...,. C..t1 E ............ ,...... L ...... : .O'-Ofl1Ql15.1W llld .... _,. 1WMll, ........ . ISCl2472 9IOTICE Of Pl11llOI TO ADmlSTll ISTAn Of: JOSIPll t .m.. .. .. JOSIPll l IOITOI WUO.A21609' To all he1n. beneh c1a11es, creditors. con· ttnaent creditors. and pe<sons who may olh· erw1se be interested 1n the wUI or estate. or both, of. JOSEPH R NORTON, JR. aka JO SLPll R. NORTON A P£T1110N rDR PRO· 8Al[ h.s been hied by MARY fRAHCIS HORTON 1n ltle Super IOI CoUJ t of Cahfo1 n1a. County of ORANCE. THC PETITION fOR PROBAll requests that MARY rRANCIS HORTON be appointed as personal repr esentat1ve to ad minister t'le estate of the decedent. l H( PC Tl flON r eque'ts the d~edent" Wtll and 'od1t1h, ti ~ny. be adm11ted to probate. The Will and any codicils are available IOf eum1na hon 1n ltl• Iii. kept by the court I Ill PE Tl TION reque~u authonty to administer the eslalr unckl the Independent Adm1n1~ Ir att0n of Estates Act. ( I tit~ Aultlortty Wtff allow the per~oo•I reprnen· tallve It> ta-e many achon\ without obtain 1na cour I approval Before takme certain very important actions. however , the personal repr esenlahve will be required to e1ve notice to interested peosons unle" they have ••ind noltce or c;onsenled to the p1 opowd acbon ) I ht independent ad· m1n1strat1on auttlortty will bt IT8nted unless an 1nternled person Illes an ob11<lton to the pal11ton and shows &ood caur.1 why the court $tlould not ar snt tl>e 1uttlonty A HEARING on the peltlton wtll be held on 0(CCM8ER 5. 2002 al I JO pm in Dl!!lll-L73 loc1ted at 341 The City OrtYO South. Onnae. CA 92868 If YOU OBJECT lo the ar anltn& of the petition, you dtould 9C)l)Ur at the tleenn1 and state yoLW obiec;tions or file wnllen Oblectlonii With the COUft before the h .. rln1. Yow appurance may be In person or by your allotney tr YOU ARE A CREDI· TOR or contlnaent creditor of the llecened, you must file )our claim with the court end mail • copy to UM penonal repf-ntahve eppolnted by the c0ut I within tow month$ from the data of the first 1uuence of letleu as pro¥~d 1n Prob1te Code sectlott 9100 The llfne for ftl1na claims will not nptre before fOUf montltt from IN hetrtn1 date noticed lbo¥1. YOU MAY EXAMNE the fli. kel)t by the court. II you 111 • person In· ttnttltd In Ille Hiatt. you nl•J fl!• wtth the court • R1qu11at lot Sc>eclll Notice (form DC· l ~) of t!M 111111& of •n invtnlOfy end -W•IHI of ntalt assets « of eny petllioll or account n provldff In Prot11te Code MCllotl 1250. A Requut lot s,eclel Nolie• fortn •• aw•~• from Ille court cllfk. a.......,,_,,...,.,, >-A. Sdlrhrl1: 1tz· UM ,, .. ............. ~ , ........ & .... .,. 1t 712 MH Art••r ...... s..; ! ••• .,,,..., CAt•u f'u'lltllld Newport 8"ctl~teMIM l>llltJ Not ••..,...!:.EJ. 14.i002 , __ • '"'-ttlltA!I) °"' ..... Od. ·~ JJ .... 7. 200f 1-----~,....,- l ti• followln1 persons are doma business as: Natural Heallhworb Chiropractic, 1731 Santa An• Ave.. Costa Mesa, CA92627 1731 Santa An1 Ave., llC (CA), 1731 Santa Ana Ave , Coste Mesa. CA92627 Thi~ bustneu Is con· dueled by l imited l11b1hlyCo Hive you started doina buslMu yel7 No 1731 Santa Ana Awe .. llC John J. Cloonan, Owner lhls shlement wu filed wi1h the County Clerk of Oranae County Oil 10/04/02 2002t9194Sl 0•1ly Pilot Oct 17. 24. 31.Nov.7.2002 IH94J ~ ..... "-S...... The lollowlnc persons are do1n1 busmen es. HPV T echnolo11n, LLC. 760 w 16th SlrHI, Suite C. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 HPV Technolo111es, llC (CA). 760 W 16th Street. Suite C. Costa Meu, CA 9262/, This bu11nes~ 11 con· ducted by I lmtted L11b1hty Co Have you sllfted dotn& buS1nns yel1 Yes, Sept 3. 2001 HPV lectlnoJottes. LLC Ptltll1p D Hamtllon, [sq., General Counsel This sliltement wu ft led wtttl I tie County Clerk of Or1n11e County on 11/5/02 20026922122 Dally Pilot Nov 1. H. 21.28,2002 Th961 ll011Cl Of MUC (OUBfT,.,., FOl!IOl-2002 COllSCUAlll WI. PWOllAICIA19 fVAWAllOIUIPOl1 Notice •s tleuby 11veo that lhe City of Cost• M•u ' Houdna and Commun11y D•••lopmenl D1v151on tin completed the 2001 2002 Consoli dated Annual Pei 101 mance and Evaluatlon Report (CAPCR) The 2001 2007 CAPER tin been completed In comph3nce with federal protram re1ul11tons and the City's Citizen Par lteipalJon Plan The 2001 2002 CAPCR cov11s the pertOd of July I 2001 lhroullfl June JO, 2002 The CAPCR provides 1 sumll'lary of echvtltes unckrtahn with federal funds dur Ina ltlos report peot~ 1nd provides an overview of the City's efforts lo rout housine and community needs. The City used federal Community Dtnlopmenl Block Grant (COBO) •nd HOME fnvestmenl Put· neohlp Grant (HOM£) funds durlna the report period COBG and HOME funded actMtiH 111\def· tall en du11n1 the report IMftOd -• con1nten1 wtlh the City's 2000/01 · 2004/0!I Co11solid•led Plan and U S, Depart ment of Houslna ind Urb1n Dotlopmenl's (HUD) netionat objec lives Acti¥tties focused on preKrv1n1 and ta pandlna houslna oppor tunil.ies. t l1m1nallon of Impediment• to fair housln& choice, 1nd public nr•ICH for youth, seniors. end lo-income ptnons funds Wetl also ultllud to 11ndet take tfnP(0"9 ments ta, pubfte f.cMitln and inlrastructwe All pertont lnt11ested In revlewln1 the CAP(lt may 1n19ect 1 copy at the City ol Cot.ta Mn• 011.ce of the City ·C1-rk. located •I 'Coste MISI City Hin, 77 Felf' Oflve. h t flo6r Cost• Meta, CA. 9267i, b•h•Hn the holK1 of If AM to 5 PM. Wrlll8fl COMtMllb wltll re~t to tM wt:R Wlfl be KC«f!tld llJ the Clt1•• Heualn1 u• ~lty~t ONlslon IHllln!.\ltlt ,.._ VU!Mt •• 2002 ttw OllCfl Nov ..... u. 2002 Wr It ten co111m1nh lll•y tit dlrec .. • to Miiie llnlflt, .. Ult ~ •Cldfta1. Written colll> rnet1t mutt be rtte!Md "° "'" ...... •·JO ,... No••""* n , 2002 • P11"l•ll•d ""''ort hedl·Colt• .... OeltJ Ptlet lhUt11ll11 T, ~ nitm ..... .... fk-. ..... "-*'-" ... s....... The followin& persons are d01n11 business es· Luci• Medical Consult Ina, 24354 Rama d1 Court, Laaun• Nl&uel, CA 92677 Jean,,elle Dube. 24354 Ramada Cowl, Laauna Nlauel, CA 92677 This buslneai Is con dueled by; an 1nd1v1du11 Have you started doone business yet? No Jeannette Oul>e Thrs statement was hied with the County Clerll of Ounae County on 10/10/02 20026t20112 Daily Piiot Oct 17. 24. 31, Nov. 7, 2002 nt942 Ad!IM ..... "-*'-" lhe follow1n1 persons Me dome buslneu as Convicted Indus tries 1835 Whttlter Ave , C6 Costa Mull. CA 92627 Melanie McGutre. 1983 ContinMlal, Costa Mfta, CA92621 TtllS bus1ntts ts con ducted by an 1nd1v1dual Have you star led dotna busmess yet? No Metan11 McGuire This slatemenl wa> filed wottl the County Clerk of Or an2e County on 10/29/02 20026'22064 Daily Pilot Oct. 31. Nov 7. 14. 21. 2002 TH950 ftdltlm .... ... s...... The lollow1n1 persons are doina busonus es CPAccess 20241 SW B"ch Street, Newport Beach. CA 9?660 Pat11ck Sanders. 202• I SW Birch SI , Newport Beach. CA 92660 Ttlts busoness is con dueled by an mdtvtt:lual Have you started do1ne business yet? No Palrtdt Sanderi Thts statement wa> filed wtlh the County Clerll ol Ounae County on 10(15/02 20026'20351 Daily Ptlol Oct I/ 74 31. Nov 7. 2001 lH94t RdltlM ...... ... s...... The followrne pef\oM art dotn& business as Gelato Classico (Irvine). 17821 Sky Park Ctrcle. •B. lmne. CA 92614 Roy Kim. 7043 Charle SI , •89, Coste Mna, CA 92627 lt11s bustnen IS con ducted by. an 1nd1vtdu•I Hue you st¥1ed dome bu$1ness yell Yn 10/ 21/02 Roy Kim lhts statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranc• County on 11/5/02 2002 .. 22114 Dally Pilot Nov 7. I•. 21,28,2002 Tt1963 The lollowina persons "' doln11 buslne$$ as· Oo Line Business Ser vices, 1001 W. Stevens Ave., 1256, Santa Ana. CA 92707 Donni A. Dapkevlch, 1001 W. Stevens Ave., •2'56. Santa Ana. CA 92707 This bu s.nesa is coo ducted by. an lndlvklual Heve you started do1n1 business yet' No Donna A Dapbvteh This statement w1s liled with the County Clerk of Onnae County on I 0/08102 2002 .. ltlOI Oaoly Ptlol Oct. 17. 74. J I.Nov 7,2002 lh93S Ac-. ..... "-*'-' The lollowina persons 110 dolna bu~ness as. The Ryan Group, 7372 PrtnC• Drtve. Suite I 08, HunltnJlon Beach. CA 92647 Patrtcl• l Ryan. 407 West Sten• Drtve. S.nta Ana, CA 92707 TtltS business rs con dueled by an 1ndtvtdual l~1ve you started do1n11 business yet? Yes. 1/01/99 Palru:k l. Ryan Tltts •l•lement wltS filed wllh the Courtly Clerk of Oranae County on 9/23/07 2002 .. 17tU Daily Ptlol Oct 17. 74. JI. Nov 7. 2002 Th9J9 ,... ..... "-*'-' The lollowln& persons ''"' dome business n A ) ACW F1nanc1al Ser vices, B ) SSA Guru, 20/ la Jolla Drt!!J Newport Beach, CA 9.lbe>3 Andrus C Wet•er. 207 la Jolla Drive. Newpor I Buch. CA 92663 ltlts busl~s os coo ducted by an 1ndtvtdu•I Have you darted doina buslnen ye\1 Yes Octobet 16. 1992 And1us C Wenet This •lalemenl wu l1led with the County Clefk of Oranae County on 1 1~/02 2002 .. 2212.4 Datly Pilot Nov 7. 14. 21, 28,2.002 Tt1962 The followm11 per sons are dotnr b~ n · EmployH By . 4!>2 rlowtr Street. Cost• Mesa, CA 92627 Anne M Jordan, •!>2 FIOWll StrHt. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This bus1nen IS con ducted by an 1ndlvtdu•I Have you slll'ted do1n1 business yet1 Yes. "6/ 01/2002 Anne M JOfdan Ttlts statement was !tied with the County Cler~ of Or '"le County on 10/22/02 2002 .. 21ll1 Daily Pilot Oct 31. Nov 7, 14. 21. 2002 lh9!i4 FldlllM....U "-*'-' fhe followina per'°"' •re dolna business as M Anthony Grttn & Auoc .. tes. 1101 West Sievens Ave •198, Slltlla An1, CA 92707 Metvtn Anthony Green. 1101 West Stevens Ave . • t 98. Sant a Ana CA 92707 fltis business Is con ducted by en Individual Have you started dom1 bus1neu yet' Yes. Sept 30.02 Mer•rn Anlltony Green this st11tement wn lt14>d wrttl the Counly Clerk of 011nae County on 10/29/02 2002 .. 220.0 Daily Ptlol Oct JI. Nov 1, 14, 11 2002 1119'.ll Re-.. ..... "-S...... The lotlow1n1 persons .are dolna bustneu \S Newport Nutrilton. U Smte ?B. •1e1totropa, Ave .. Coion• deJ M<H. CA92625 T~esa Crumet •28 1n Helt0lrope Ave . Coron• del MM, CA 9267~ I hrs busmen " ton ducted by en 1nd1vidu1I Have you ii ar ltd dotn& bu~syetl No Thun" Crnmet fh" statement ••• hied w1ltl lh" County Cler~ of Orant• County on 11/5/02 2002 .. 22121 Daily Pilot Nov 7 I•. 21. 28. 2002 lh96~ "'69 ..... "-*'-" The folk>wlna persons are doina business as Westo11 Componenh Industries, 3101 West Coast Hwy., Newport Buch, CA 92663 WPOB lndustrin, Inc. (CA), 3101 West ColSI Hwy.. Newport Bea«:ll. CA92663 This bu~mess Is con ducted by· • corpor •Uon Have ,011 dwted doq b~1n"" yet1 No WPt'B lnduslr°-. HIC Pet O'Br ten, Prestdeflt This statement was filed with the County Cletll of Of•lll!• County on 10/29/02 2002 .. 2io.1 Dilly Pilot Oct. 31, Nov 7. 14.21.2002 TH952 ~ .... ...s...... rtie follow1n1 persons are dome busln.ss as. Pita's Chant.able Hends, 1631 Moivovia. Costa M~.CA92627 Myrna Baca, 302 Santa l OUISll, Irvine. CA 92608 lhtS business Is con· dueled by. an unincOf porated usoclatlon other than a partnenhlp Ha•e you started dotn1 business yel7 Yn. Dec 2001 Myr n• Baca Thrs statement wu filed wtltl th• County Cler'k of Or •nr• County on 10/29!02 2002 .. 2206* D11ly Pilot Oct 31, Nov I . 14.11 2002 TH949 Ac-. .... ... s...... The follow1n1 p«sons are do1n1 bUStM$S ts Marlowe MatlM, 2445 [lckn IC, Costa Men. CA 92627 Gary Hen•y Marlof, 2445 (Iden •C. Coste Mn •. CA 92627 I tltt. busmen tt. con· duded by an 1nd1v1dual Have you \l11ted dome bus.neu yet' No Gary Henry Marlol lhti statement wn ltled wrfh Ille County C.ler~ of Oranee County on 10/15/02 2002H202U Daily Pilot Oct 17. 24, 31. No¥ 7. 2002 Th931 Everyday is a great day in Classified! Be a part of it, place your ad today! (949) 642-5678 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?~ • • • • • • • • • • i - P~licy Raaes and deadlines are subject to change without notice. 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Atlee. spu-. tube ~ Mike 949.u5. 7505 lQUM HOUSll6 ~· All rul esute adver tis1nc in ltus newspaper 1s subject to the r eder al fair Housma Act ol 1968 as amended which makes 11 1lle&al lo advf!ft1se "any preler once. llm1tat1on 01 dtscr1minahon based on race. colllf, rel1elon, so handicap. f1m1tl1I shlus °' national ortem. or an 1ntenhon to mike any 'l>Ch preference, llm1ta· tton Of d1.-.c11mlnallon • Antiques b Sale l)10 ANllQUl SHOP .. LOST OUR lWI .. 116 SAU MOW ... NOV ~,...,U!Sft, jewelry,• ttM.s, <.,- ,.,... 'I.ts ... , 31SS1c...i.~ S.J.C...., l lilhf .... c.l ....... 1-66J) ~4 Youw.t h.lrt/ lamp~/mwrcn/cr~ tO.»I. ott ~ r .... S.t IOA ~p C<•llSlllOfllMI S w.Jl:Drrw' ' 949 548-4123 htote Sole. Blork f ront Goverenor Winthrop De~k wtth Glnss Bllol\ case 1920 or 19.lO SIOOO 949-376-1899 How to Place A .----Deadlines --- CLASSIFIEIAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... 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Friday S:OOpm lli<HANDISE ~ FmSAll REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Business Opportunities Businesses and Franchises 3905 lntulor Dosl9n Business shOwroom 101 >diem u~epl•olldl Newpcwl 0.-acll location ktaYthed 1973 3010-3940 ~ soos-saso Merk• Offerl SpaclOUS s1n&le slor y Jbr Jba fl onl condo on a oversued lot lust bloc~s to Ill• be.ach $799.500 Anchor Pr0p erltes 949 720 3900 Costa Mesa l•stde 31r 780, hard wood floors, fabulou' backyard, w/pat10. and ove•hang plu\ fruit bearin& tree everywh.,re $489,000 Judy Kola1. Bkr 949-376-5576 Voconl MESA VlRDE ARlA A SUPER IHCOMf 4 Ple1's Pride of Owner Sl85K •/Yn.r st11p Prine Only a1r1 Bill lMabWw.d f LW1 ~ Only $9995 I llX> 400.7151 Grundy 949 675 6161 OCfices b Lease 4540 Huntington Beach COSTA MlSA lAST SIDl 129 Cabrillo St .. OfflCl Sl'ACl, J60 sf. $525/mo Mai c1e 949 642 5171 171 Prom-•• View OfflcH 750 l. 17th St, C.M. 600.f & lorger 949-9SS-Ol 15 OPEN SUN 12-S 847 14TH ST. Woll& to beochl c omplel<!ly r emod 3br 'lba plush cMpet morel $799,000 9612 Surltrest walk lo beach beau 4br 3ba 3 t 11ar. large lot $599.000 SHARP HOMlS by the SlA 714-374-3181 1217 RetallStom for lease 4545 4~ 41a. 32'00!.f, nea• lhe buch and library No melto roos low HOA too many amemtMls lo men hon. $!>99,000 By ownet I sl10'jlltl by ag<!nls w/appt only. 949·933-2999 first Clan aoto repae lac:My has .............. tor ~ cw>d ._, car ~ 949-6'iQ.2285 tor S1fl> HOMES FOR SALE Laguna Niguel ORANGE 5400 2br 2bo •-"'°· wood COUNTY fl". er eat locahon Mu•l see• $267,900 Ind ex l'llMl ESTATIS PATllCK TlNORl NATIONWIDE USA 949-8 56-9705 www.patricktenore com GtANT flXlR Not For The Faint Of Heort 091. 949-723-8 120 llACH COLONY GIANT 4+DlN $"99,9 50 AGT.949-723-8120 Newport Coast S Via Vene:rlo 4br, 4.5bo llbrory + bonu\ room S l,649,000 'I 5 Via l'oltadlo 5br 5 5b• $400.000 1n upgrade'' $2,279,000 Speclal ular lot w/views 4br 'l ~ba ~lr.1da home s 1,690,000 24 Cotelllno A touch of Italy 4br 2 5ba. Sll ada home '--$1.729.000 PLA llNUM --. P~OP[RTl[S Stefanie Meurer 949 715 3156 OPEN SAT 1-5 15 Vlo Veneda 4br, 4 5ba hbr ar y • bo nus room S 1,649 ,000 I 5 Vlo l'ollodlo Sbr 5 5ba $400.000 1n upgrades• $2,279,000 Spectacular loc w/v1ews 4br 2 Sba str ada honre Sl,690,000 ~ 7402-7466 ~ Under the Service Directory Banner aoos-as10 Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum ) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 RESIDENTIAL RENT AlS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Corona del Mar S1\do Afot. ltghl, great ~ close to bell/shops ~.•Ill 12/1 Open Ilse S<tt Son l 4 949 673 0078 Balboa Island Charming Studio Apt. lower 11nlt Jbr I .! 4 ba new balhrm. w/d. patio duplex. new ~arepl inLI area. very clean SI OOOm share gar, patio wd, 94~2 5697 949-422 84J5 $2100/mo 714 838 2469 Costa Mesa Balboa Peninsula "' STOP THl CU* CANNEltY RlffTAlS HAS IT Alli Studios I 2 & 3Br 's, Yeally & Winier On the PeniMUI• & r.nsla Mesa l ow•r e<l Prices C•ll for Oeldll\ 1 800 24 7 8209 31r 210 Ouplea on EASTSIOl Large llr, S950mo new balhrM m & k1lthen. park like sel'lmi . no peh 949 631 8427 • 19r's lrom S87S/mo • 28r'1, S 1100/mo in IMPiy gated tomm near '" Squaie, In&, gar 1 slor•Me Klem Mngl 877 704 8649 ' 9200 Pe111n s ula Steps lo lbr Iba del house. Nwpl beach. f p, 2• &dr I yedr IR n/µels 626 359 453q H&h area. Ip. pvt enlr. cule avt 12/I Slt50 mo nlO AYI 12/l 949 '\74 2665 r-m Poln1 2br Apt DR. all dppb, inckh d/washer. w1drye1. no P•ls Sl8SOmo 949 &40 4813 lASTSIDl 21" Ila, 2036 f ullerlon Ave •B no dogs $1200/mu (949) SS2·8842 EASTSIDl W r 11,.e fncd tard. W'D hliups. OW bur II m r •nge nven, I c all d ~·· W •le• It a~h Pdld (71 AVdll $1400/ mo $500 dep $7'>0 pet depo"t, 714 545 0442 Nr 8o<ll 8oy, All rtmod 2B• I 5Ba t nndo, ?c ear. Fp wd h~ups no pets $1475/mo 949 ">48 8384 l '•lde Townhome 31r 2.5 80, I p ') tncld patio\. all gar nu pe1'. Sl900rmu 949 7?1 0889 136 I . Sonia l~obel •£AST SIDE e l br 'Iba, lriplo 2 stor y cfeck Yd. wd. ? Ldr •Hat h g•• $2000/mo 800 278 1887 Newport Beach IAYFRONT ON LIDO P(NINSULA NEW 21r21o COTTAGES P11vate Beach, Pool and Spa Walk to Ocran Shop!. and Re,tauranh Lu s1: 6/mo 2 yr• Boat Slip Available 710 UDO PARK Dlt. 949-673 6030 or 949.723 5830 * YfAltlY * llASlS. BILL GRU~DY RlAl IORS 949-•75-6161 211r, Ibo Upper SI Dlmo utJ ind Clo!.e to ocean ""17 l Balloa Paul ~8l2081S~ 2br 1 bo, newly r emod eled. I< &ar, 1ncds lrrg w/d. walk to Gelsons $1500/mo 714 624 2667 NI' Hh 7br 7b• gar d~n apt. up,tair s @M ul 11 paod. frig $1650 949 64? 1146 949 777 11 1/ 2br / 1 bo, 2br /2bo ydy renldl on tht Bolb11 .. PPnm,ul.i Agl SI .,00 $1800 949 ?93 46Ml BAYFRONT Community 2BR, 2BA Executive Sllite Available Forhnmediate Move-In $2095 This ne~p•per wilt not knowin1ly a ccept any advertisement 10< real estate whteh 1s •n v1olalton of the law. Our readers ere hereby informed th•t 111 dwelt· 1ngs advertised 1n lh" new59aper are available on 1n equal opport11n1ly basJs. lo compt1m of dts· trtmination, c.tft HUO loll hee at 1·800-424·8590 ART/ PAINTINGS 3060 Balboa Island o,_ s ••. s .... 1-4 3138" flyln9 Cloud 2br 21.o $639,000 l'l.ATINUM l'ROl'lRTllS Slelanie Meure1 949.715 3156 1413 $$CASH PAID $$ 0"9.-.otOJI ......... W! BUY ESTATES .............. ~-· Alllll" e Ruf1n o ldntay o e Peler Ma • e Jon Botz e Aeam e vtaminck 949-673-93 13 HOME FURNISHINGS Furniture Moving Sole through Sdl l<rn& mall,.\\ bo• & frame S7!"! 12p c M1kas• s el11nc S200. Trundle bed $150 eame table & 4 cha11s $1 50& ffit$( 108 Via COfdoVa N8 Sectional .-Ji w/...- s1ze !Jeepef SISO rechner $4!), booli shelve> SIO, k1n1 size m1gnellc mal Ires• padSIOO Call 714·892 547S Custom dMvied conten"4> dlnr m lbl, lnleyded ff-'1ine Top & '-. Ille ,_ $450. 9&718-0!>17 JEWELRY/ DIAMONDS/ PREC10US METALS <-•<• ....... Old Coins! Oold, srlver. jeMlry, watches, antiques collectlbleS 9"49:642•9448 •111111t11111 ,. 3111 -••SMAUYoua LOVI •t Th1111tr,ctvln1 •Ith • Pttdlcfffd Cf A Pttslan Kltl•11. Blecla.t, Cft•ins. Tertolu Shells, Red flMtys. $0. AM Shots C•• Now! M-451·2925 Want to Sell your home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition Call Lisa Rivera 949 574-4252 or Ann Willey 949 574-4249 Balbol Peninsula llAll flXll OH THI l'OINT llTillHUllYI AGT. 949-723-8'20 ~ T-. 2br 2be conclo. ~ nr pool. roof top . YU, "1/ouldoor ~ $415,(XX} 'f 714-99().Q67 ConndllMlr OPEN SAT-SUN 12·• 307Mw ...... Stunnin& 3br, 2.5b1 . imm1c home 1 bllt from ocn. Hand sleeted ar•n· lte & marble. enllque wind, curvad 1t1ifcese, 3 c ear, $1,995,000 K1thleen McN1me• B~r 949-887·555 dr 4.Jh appfOX J269 sf, hOITMI on • corner lot. Spectac11ler ocHn views. wonderful bk)'nl. Ire aourmet kitchen $1,445,000. •et. Oebr1 Bera•r 310-316·8464 )l,J48 310-fl00.9168 (ctll) op; S.. i~, lMS ...,_ c.-t ocunV'11w 4br 2.5N 2500sf. CO(Mf tot Wlltl/room to upend, *l*lous ~ couttyllfd, i 1,0"5,0CJO. Trldw RHI £state Mf.306·2526 ctll ....... db A&I John farrow · c.11949 322 0932 Dir eel 949 389 1314 Mission Viejo 26921 .. ....,. ... Ol'EN SAT 1-4 3lor 2.5bo 2 •t...-y town tin• E mer aid Pointe Xlnt flnant $320,000 [rn1e & Sharon l angston Coast Homes & Loans 800-443· 7643 Newport Beach I LUFFS I Of A KINDi uperad, ex II em pvt. I story 3br . 2ba Linda Model, end unrt w/lluge wrap around palt0 overlooluna reftec· hon pond Cati for appl AIHOl'IN SAT-SUN 12-S 949 ... 44-5464 OPIN UT-SUN 1-5 I 723 Sltefflelcl bpanded beau sma lam resld Landsc & deslened. F01mat din, le lam & eame rm. 3 fplc's & y•rd Sl.085,000 Betty bl ~ 9&811'1-m> 41, 31• pool home, 2200sl, qu1el cul·de·sac just • s tones throw away from b1ck bay, S789.000·n••· fOf sale by owner/shown by aaents with 1ppt 011ll 949-933·299 Of 254·4406 C.talina • Clt1 Uahls Views. 0,.... s-12-4 lUJ.....-.trtke 10 Rooms. 4/58rs, 1PiAI staircase and open vault cells, spa·lik• master ti.. $5'2 900. Ownr/•et. 949 637-3854 1'9cll9YYi.w"-· 3Br 2.SBI. 2292sf, 8tautlful rem odeled kitchen, MW t\lt, paint • c.rpet. A must see. S629,000 ••• 949-683- 0533, 959.3337 ' O"IUUll lt-S "" .......... Ntwl,Y remod 3br 2't hOMt. Tons ofllrend new fHturet S769.900. Shtf, Ho-llJ tt11 S.. 71H74·3lf t212 PltlME ESTATES l'ATltlCIC TfNORl NATIONWIDE USA 949-856-9705 www.patriclr.lenore com Rancho Santi Marptta Ol'lN SAT 1-4 • Tierro Pia..., Goted 2br 2.5bo 2 slory townhm Cnmm pool/spa Xlnl fonanc $299,900 Ernre & Sharon l •npton Coast Homes & Loans 800·443 7643 San Clemente 3br 2.Sbo "°41H with loll, hdwd rtrs. yard. 2 c altaLh gar $549,000 Aetffhnforrow ( .. 949-322-09)2 Direct 9'9-389-1324 RESORT/ VACATION PROPERTY FOR SALE Golf prop. Sales & winier rentals. Palm .Sprlnes. Palm Oeserl Also Wash1neto11 Wa· t e rfr ont Rtferr1ls Mlchael Anter Becker & Bedlet RE 800-550-3523 5f75 Mart lolls NeWl)Ort CoHI Perl.ct a.tjs.tm.s Prnent Ptetlnum Meml>enhtp_-_ SaWll Savel Only Sl 7.<W. Trlde wei-ldwldl How. Chrts HoQper. RNltor 7fl). 346-79'i0r ~-M37 flSCB.1MEOUS RENTAi.i AlllllTt ... - •fWestcltff erA, 1.9rl 29• to ihl', eveH lmmed, t650m.+ 1/1 utts. ~. llldry fac. 949 631 ·4349 "wet._.._ ..... lbr/tbl eval in twn ar wt. 11 -. -"""cl. """* 1910M.t&llJO..l900 Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail with· a check .today! . -, D YES, SELL MY CAR Zip DAMX Riise°'** Pd*1t bs . ..,. Modet----- 0 ..,_,.._ 8..., ,_.. Pltct -----i ~· 1E=.I· a ,.C111• a oi....c.. -. ..... Bi..-..-B c:..... a~ nn,wml'l'-IMI_.. •• ,_..,... ...................... Run for a weekl If your car does not sell, we'll run It for another week Flrt•i All for just $20'. ·.~ I I • I· 1 pyw .... ..,1.2902 I TODAY'S . · .... .a.C1i11B~o .... s .... s ... w .. 0~1 ... o._.r .. u~z-z.t .. E .... Brlclil• Newpoft Bead! Eastlluff 21r, 21a, + "-· 1520\f, 2 car aar, In &rtenbell community w/pool Avl!A now $195()-n Sm peh welcome Will show ~ 8-l3l M-F 714-4l4 4466 MP Hto 3b1 2 5ba duplr•, w/d hkup, 2 c 11u pvt pal10, S1980mo No pet 949 548-6949 "'N<HICE TO READCRS Cal1torn111 law re- quorn lhal contrac- lo" tak1n1 1obs that total $500 or more (l11bo1 or materials) be licensed by the Con1racto1s Stale l ocense Board Slate law 1110 req1mes lh•I contrac101\ include IMlf licenw numbet 011 all adve< I tStn&-You can check the status of your ltcensed contra c t o r al WWW CSlb la IOV 01 800 321 CSLB Onh· tensed conlrectors lak1na 1obs that total less than S!iOO must stale rn their advertisements that lhey are not licensed by the Contractors Slate l icense Board.• F.AlmtltG llfTDKlltS Kttdwl I Batll / Remodrl ~ hll.,;eos.can ~ Vli.M: 96645'"'5 Bllllooms / (I f / f /\ 1' • 'I' II'' I ().n•q, 1~ TIA•''•' Don't be one- ther9'1 .... .._ In • tnJlt fund rnerwd frx you. Wt off• a FMa ~ '' ' ' I I f ~ t J "f I ) ~I ' SIAFAlll Sunsets Over Catalina Sl.650 Top r 1oor Penthouse Double Muter BR Surtts, $2,050 M..y.A.MW.M<O*e ('49) ..._.770 Prudential Calif Rutty ... "" 2br 2bil Ilse. lrn m. Ip, hdwd ''" pr. yd $2Zi() 2br lb<I 1111 Ip, -. remod. SUB> 949-642 54811 YlAllY llNTAlS • Bayfronl I Br, S2500 • 18r, $1100 o IBr Oceanfront S1250 • 3Br 2.5Ba, $2,400 ASSOCIAtfD llAlTY 949-673-3663 100iiu1tNG s1avKr Contuud & spendinl loo much lime on your bookkeepin17 C•ll a trusi:, pron 96-67S-3115 Clrpentry A TO Z HANDYMAN Install, 1elace cabmet1 KilclllYv'betVlloon,i'wnbNs moldirJ. °°" 714-546-7258 Carpet Cleaning D&W Cerpet 0.-1"1 7 days a wn lt svc, $20 IMna room. $15 bedrooms !M9-27S 19'l4 949-278-015" cae.n.,. ~ori81 "me d.9y SVC lruclt mounted ,,,~ID>-~1 Clr1llt R•lr/Slles IAY FRONT lbr 2ba lower uml, pa ho, 11ar a11. washer /dryer hkUp$, A.111 S2750 949-293 463Q ~4 ... l la, bale, 11eat ocean vus, S2900m AvlNI Nov 15 lhru June 1 •et 949 79!> 4038 TlOVAH 3br 2 5ba popular llr plan, up sta11s, smale level. 1111 S3000 949 293 4630 1 bl< lo bell~ Sll1 1·3 SOOI .._. '-•41 4br Jba, p . al nu $3200 •la 4br 2ba. al nu S28X> laulO'y f8c ~7931 eon.., Servlca c..--..... ,.,,...... ~ -. r_...., r1Ms, ...,. respOll!ie. MaosolV,.. Cerl1f1ed 949 697 ?24 I Concrete & Masonry lrlck llock St°"• tile Conctele, Pooo. Duveway F1replc. BBQ Refs 25Yrs Exp Terry 714 557 7594 c-..te --., FJ*e. BBQ. Ille, stone. land ~. ret11n1n1 walls lfi67547 949 254 1048 TheCe-tM- Cementwork, B11ck, Tile & More Reliable No fob too ~mall 949 615 9062 TO DRAW OR NOT TO DRAW ~ .. the IWCHnel ~. NllCC one no trump ii Nied aut by U. llin· ~~Md NOl1h hD 100.-ch IO ..... ~ haft ,..... it h oely v18bkaotlon. .. West fed the-lullj of diamondl. Ind dcc:lan:r had problems. There WU I AR ~"pade loiler and ll'lY*~ from one 10 dwe clllb lo8crs. ln lddtlion. there could be• hCatt l<*r if the ldna was badly plac~d. Since declarer would have IO uy for club ruff' In dummy. plllyina just Ofle round or trumps would be one too m•ny, becMlse the dcfcnder1 mi~I be able 10 lead two men bcfoc-c South ever aot a clwice to ruff. ~~ NORllt EAST Oeclanr won the open~ lead with the ece of diamonds and tnllTIC- diately led a Sf>tde to 1he ma and acc. West lric!d to cut dummy's ruff· ma power by shifting 10 a lNmp. But II WU too fllle. South WOil tn hand with the seven, cashed the queen aod leek of spades fcx rwo club ditcards trom the.table,' thco ca&hcd the ace of clubs Ind ruffed a club in dummy. A diamond ruff was followed b)' a ICC· ood club rulT, and the even brculc WH a bonus. Dcclan:r returned 10 hand whh anodler diamond ruff, C11shed the ace of hearts, leaving jusl the king ouislllnding, ond led the 13th club. Whether ex not West ruffed, South had 11 lricks -two more than 1f decl11Cr had led a trump a1 trick twul 11:7 .... ,_ ·~ ...., .._ ,_ ~g lead.: King of 0 By and large, when it tome.\ -w handling lrumps there are IWO types of players. One fiddles 11rouod with side suits until a defender ruffs, and only then becomes aW11re of the nece11si1y of pulling teeth. The other ClllflOt wait lo prevent a pos iblc cot· astrophe and s1aru on trumps when a11m111g the lead. Both can be guilty of tunnel vision. Tiie auction was simple cnough. North'i hand IS not good tnouah 10 ... ~ "-· 1986sf, 2BI' pnsbne unrt, cor- end uni! on the pf course. $3500/mo. a&t. 0ouc Clark 949-7111-1503 0<-frlftt on lhe ~nd, 4br 2ba yrly rental, new carpel. new paint. aat S3800 949 293·~ lcryir-t c....,er lot 3Br, 3Ba, newly remodel w/50' doc.II., rooftop dedl SJSOO/mo 949~723 7440 olAYSHOUSo Oare4 •-111...,lty, 38r 38a home w/bay view. $4500/mo. 9-49·466-7460 VACATION RENTALS MlscelllMOllS VICltlon Remis 7920 LAkl AHOWHUD .. , _., ·~-•-t 'ltfolwelutt-s' Fvll -Lalie View CallFM lotH 909-3S7-U 22 FIND s..I , ... ,.,.,.,, Oul1Cen Electnc 20V1 ~ [ .cp locaVQuidl Respoflse Service/Remodels l#27587'0 949-650-7042 FlH ESTIMATES •l tnst•ller In 0 C RECESSED LIGHTING 6 Recessed lr1hts and d1mn•er installed for $550 71 4·360-4949 UC•69l 150 Ins VS/MC UCENSlD CONfllACTOll No iob too 'sm Al ser-i Repat< remodel. fans. ,., ,_SVC ~3656 Artwaod C.••lft1 Pe.,.t• Nee4e41 Make a difference by •sstShna sen1<1rs with compan1onsh1p. home m.aktn&, 1unn1111 errand!>. Flex hrlyn4Hrs stufts an1I Cer requt<ed 714-444-4811 DRIVERS COMPANY· Cr1b the Keys lo your tulur" Creal pay. benehls. lease purchau p10&11m. COL/A w/8 mo~ OTR r eq'd Oen Ir al Rel11daer a led 800-727 5865(CAL•SAN) DIUYWORIC LANDSCAPE COMPANY Commercial & Est1te Ma1nlen11nce, Clean Ops, Tree Serviu & 111111at1on Uparades, Repairs, 1 roubleshootina Pleau ull 714 715 1828 and have us do your Dirty Work' Tree Service, Yard Cleanup M11ntenanoe, Sprtnltler R!!plH , H•ulma (949) uo~u11 Hlndymlfl/ HomeRtp1lr DRIVER • OWNER OP ERATORS Dedicated runs on 1·5. Creal money and miles. Fuel sur· cher1e. Base plate provam. Luse truck pro1ram also ava1labla Cati 800-574 5 16 . (CAL•SCAN) Pacific S)'IT'Clhony Olchmll"1 join the annuel fund carnpaicn team Creal ~ 8onu5as t>lld dally. 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UNGllOVll'H •Below Key Blue Book • iueat shape Bnt1sh Green leather, moonroof, &rlll au11rch, Pfemoum wMels. an the ltoocltn $5850 949-760 2614 AUllllmEJ, mcB1AIBUS CASH FOlt (.AJtS We need your car, paid for or not. Phillips Auto Ask for Malcolm 949.-574-7777 BOATS 9515 DUFFY lUCTIK '77 ur "True a-.:-Hltw ~ co ' Rado. RID w..tl SD Pf> 9'6Q3.561!; •'Employee." "Empleallo." ':Arbeitnehrner." "Employe." HIU'tNG HANOS ll'8JAtu Persona/ HelprJt. Personal M•I .. Safe rransport•lron, ~~rtirwwrb. Meal Preparation, Resprle C•re, Ptc 949-64$-1277 er 7 I 4·651-attl Mowlng&Sbage H ST MOVlltS $59 /Hr serv1n1 all cities Insured fast. courteous, careful T 163844 800-246·2378 PUBLIC NOTICE The Callt Public 01tltt1e5 comm1151on requtre$ lhal all used h ouseh old eoods movers pnnt their P U C Cal T number, limos and ch1uffeurs print thetr T C P numbfl 1n ell adve .. lfsen1enh ti you h•v• 1ny Q!!eslt0ns about lht! le1a1tt y of • mover limo of chauffeur, call PUB LIC UTILITICS COM· MISSION 714 ·558 4151 ....... I REAL F.STATE I ., ... Ron ~Young /11-U•t(rt ... 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