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Home My WebLink About2002-11-13 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot•• _ Serv~ng the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2002 ·Telitpl~ re-approved with 90-f oot steeple All ,parties seem· satisfied with the City Council's decision, in response to an appeal fil ed by residents, to lower the proposed temple's height by 10 feet. 'Tm grateful for all the work you've done to help us get to this point to- night. We look forward to building the temple with the 90-foot s teeple." said Weatherford Oayton, president of the to shave another I 0 feet off the stee1)le height, partJy as a good-faith ge~ture to neighbors angry over the plans and the proceedings. The steeple will includc an 8-foot statue, of the Angel Moroni, original plans included a 12-fooc !>tatue. Out- door lights on the building will be ~hut off at 10 p.m. and can be turned on no earlier than 6 a.m. The church must obtain a sp eciaJ-event pern11t to put holiday lights on the building. I loliday decorations, such as mangl:'r !>cenes, on the surrounding ground!> are al'- lowed without a permil. C:hurch offi· ciaJs have said they have no plan& to put on elaborate holiday Light displays. The Mormon temple will be the first and only on.... m Orange County. Olurch member~ ~y the structures are crucial 10 chetr fatlh because some rites. such as marriage~. can only be performed in temples. For now. the cmrnty's 40,000 Mormons must drive to Los Angele-, or San Diego counties for such ceremonies. The 8.5-acre proj- ect will include public gardens and wa- ter treatml-'nl'.. June CaHarande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A Monnon temple with a 90-foot steeple can be built on Bonita Canyon Drive, City Counci.1 m embers decided Tuesday. The 6-0 vote closes the final chap ter of the most con troversial development to come before city officials in more than a year. church's Newport Beach stake center. "This thing had the makings of a civil The final sticking point in the plan - war, but in the end , it did not go there," the steeple -was resolved in a com - CouncUman Steve Bromberg said. promise: Originally proposed at 124 ~Everybody has taken the high road." feet, the church knocked the steeple Omrch officials have said they hope height down to 100 feet. to begin work as soon as possible on Then, after Bromberg met with local the 17,575-square-foot temple at 2300 and national church leaders in late Oc- Bonita Canyon Drive, estimated to cost tober. the O turch of Jesus Olrist of Lat· $10 million. _ ter-day Saints' decision makers agreed See TEMPLE, Page A4 COSTA MESA Parking rules too strict, RV owners say A brief truce in the battle between motor h ome owners and City Hall may be over now that citations a re b e ing hande d out. Lolita Harper · Daily Pilot STEVE McCRANK I DAILY P1lOT Bruce Royer stands in a garden he has created at the YMCA in Newport Beach. He hopes schools and youth programs will vi sit. Not yet a garden of delight Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot B ruce Royer has done his part Now he is just waiting for Mother Nature and the wheels of educational bureaucracy to do theirs. Royer created a garden at the YMCA in Newport Beach to glve something back to the community. Eight plots are fertile with potential. One will yield strawberries. Another has been planted with a variety of vegetables. Royer en~ns students from around Orang~ C.Ounty coming to the garden to plant seeds, harvest YMCA education garden has been planted with fruits and vegetables. Now, all it needs is students to come take a look. fruits and vegetables and learn about the different stages of a plant's life. Eventual.ly, the students could get experience with charity by donating the garden's bounty to food banks. Royer said But so far, no schools have taken advantage of Royer's creation. The garden on University Drive overlooking the Back Bay sits empty, devoid of visitors. walling patiently to showcase its lessons in nature. Hit's difficult to get the word out,~ Royer lamented. Royer, who admitted he bad rero experience in gardening before embarking on this project. wanted to do a commun.lty / service project. Standing in the side doorway of the YMCA two years ago and looking out past the grassy field and the sand volleyball court, Royer said he was inspired. What was there was basically a jungle of weeds and mounds of din. What Royer saw was a garden. To make his vision a reality. Royer solicited donations from businesses in the community and was successful in obtaining necessJties like loaders to clear and level the land, fencing to protect the garden and seeds to plant. He also got some help from an organization called Mens lntemational, which just happened to contact the YMCA S.. GARDEN, Pace A4 Five Newport-Mesa eateries are must-dines Orange County restaurant list in Zagat's annual dining guide ranks Newport Beach's Aubergine second. Aubergine finished second on the lilt behind Napa Rose, the four-star restau· rant at Disney• Grand Californian Hotel inAnahehn. Plnot Provence, at the Westin South c:out Plua. finlabed higttest emong lhe Cotca Mesa reat.awanta. Pinot Provence is owned by chef 1oKbim SpUchal, who opened the wildly popular LA. rwtau· rant Padna. '*°"' Mid of Splichll• Plnol PrQ.. vence dial '"the IOUth of Prance CCMDee IOC..MelL• ZAGArs TOP 10 1. Napa Rose -Anaheim 2. Aubergln• -Newport Beach 3. Pinot Provence -Co91a M•sa 4. Rhz--Cartton Lagune Niguel -Dana Point &. Gwt.f Andert -Santa Ana I. Troquet -eo.ta MeM 7. Rutt'l'e Cl\ril Stelll Houee -lrvlM .. The Hobbit -Or-. .. P'8Ytlon -Newpon a..d'I 10. ,.... -Newpon hactt C,O~'TA MESA -The fir<.,t week of en- forcement of the city\ more stringent mo tor home parking laM. ha~ punished \1ola tors while sparking renewed -;crutiny from generally "law abiding" rig owner<> who say the rules are far too strict. About 25 cicauons have been 1'>!.ued '>O far. with more than half of them going to vehicles re¢Mcred ou1~1de the nty's boundaries. Costa M~ Police Lt. Karl Schuler said. ln July. council members unammously approved the first draft or a law that bans the parking of motor home~ on public streets. with a 4R hour exception for load· ing and unloading in front of lhe owner's home. ln addition. recreational vehicle owners could a pply for an addition al 24 hours -for a total loading ume allowable of 72 -for emergency repairs or extended trips. Schuler said. Officials granted a 30-day warnmg rc- riod and waited on delivery and po~tin~ of citywide signs before actively enforcmg lhl-' new rules, Schuler said. Now, the waiting period 1s over. dlld owners who illegally use Costa Me'>a streets for recreational vehicle storage are being targeted. "It's going pretty well." Schuler said. "lust getting the ordinance passed really helped people stan complying with what we were asking and made them aware of the new restrictions. We are happy." Once a contentious issue -drawing a rowdy crowd that barraged council mem bers with hoots and hollers -recreational vehicle owners met city officials half way and ironed out a seemingly agreeable compromise. But some of the details in the current enforcement appear likely to raise the ire of rig owners who didn' realize the unintended effects of such vigorous en- forcement. See RV. Paa• M Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: ~.~com WEATHER ts tNe NO'<lember or JutV? Highs ....... "'-"'*· ........ A2 SPORTS ~ cmne In at No. 8 on lbe lllt.. 1he ~ on lhe d*d tlOor tA Saudi COllll ,_, w ~ • a '"hkld9n ~·~ ...... DUI· .-Q'Ulled .. ......, Ind WiMw c::bOcaimte IOUlle were df*rtbed • top drltMr. but~ 'VO~ ... ~ Jofden .......... b9ct ...... • ""'°'81 lftPy. S.PlllllA7 ._., the 1M1 ~tfyte eet~ • Al Wednesdly, NoYembet 13, 2002 'LOCALS 0NLY NEIGHBORS The Peterson Group. headquartered in Newport ~ach, promoted Mia C.Ullo to project manager. Castillo, who bas worked as an account coordinator since she joined the firm In early 2001, will now be responsible for managing client ·· public relations a~ivltles, ioduding publ\city ancf coor4fuating special events. Castillo wW also assist in the development of the company's Mia Castillo municipal clientele .... Three UC Irvine faculty members were recognized last month for their various reSeQfCh contributions. Larry Overman. a professor of chemistry, was awarded the Distinguished Faculty Lectureship Award for Research. Overman, whose research involves creating molecules that have never existed before and replicating molecules identical to those found in nature, holds five patents for his diocoveries and is the recipient of more than 25 awards and fellowships. Sharon Block. an assistant professor of history. received the Distinguished Assistant Professor Award for Teaching. Block, who researches sexual coercion in Colonial America by distinguishing the crime of rape from the coercion of sex. hopes that learning about historical power dynamics will allow her students to malce connections to social and institutional inequjties in the present. Janice G. Plastlno, a professor o f dance who directs research in dance science, was awarded the Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. Distinguished University Service Award. She has been a contributing author and coauthor on two hooks, published several articles and .. reported numerous findings in dance science and has Wayne Tennant continued her work as a choreographer and director .... Orange Coast College Fine Arts Professor . Wayne Tennant received three awards for his work in the fourth annual Open Juried Art Competilfon in Mission Viejo last month. Tennant received first and second plact: for two of hjs digital art paintings and tied in the t.hird category;in which he received best of show, with Orange County Y,Uege Adjunct Art Professor David Opheim. Tennant teaches courses in lettering and computer typography and rapid illustration techniques .... The Southern California Contractors Assn. named Sukut Michael Crawford Construction Inc. President and Chief Executive Michael Crawford president of the organJzation during Its 30th lna ugu ral Ball held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Newport Beach last month. In his new role. Crawford plans to expand the organization by maincaming high professional standards and fair and equitable labor practices for construction contractors, as well as extending the organizition's emphasis on strong skills, a high level of integrity and consistent responsibility of its members. • NEIGHBORS spotlights achievements in the community. Please direct noteworthy information to Christine Carrillo via fax at (949) 64&4170, or send e·mailto chrisrine.carrillo@lar1mes.com. PETS OF THE WEEK Otts This bcautifuJ, long hafr. gray and while female was rescued by the "Good ~iti1.en Neighbors" of Newport Beach, who have been feeding the stray for more than six weeks and have been unable 10 find her owner. They asked for the Community Animal Network's help. The cat hao; been groomed and examined by a veterinarian. She will be available for adoption tht'> weekend. ·we really hope more people will tag and microchip their pets." said DiAnna Pfaff-Manin, founder of the network.. "Thousand-. of animals lose their lives every month in Omnge County -;heller. because their owners cannot find 1heir missing pets." Through the microchip implant system. the chip, implanted by a veterinarian (a fee ofS35 to S40). is scanned and every pet 1s then identified. ln cases when identification is not possible. those pees go up for adoption. "We encourage everyone to adopt an adult animal and save hves.~ Pfaff-Martin srud. "Wonderful adult animals are available at every shelter.· While 14 winter kittens found homes lasl weekend , Little Munchlcin, the little tabby with an injured eye, is still in need of a home. Bunercup, who suffered a fractured pelvis, has shown some l>igns of movement. but will not be available for adoption until after her fuJJ recovery. See other animals available for adoption at www.animalnetwork.org or stop by Russo's pet store at Fashion Island between noon and 4 p.m. on weekends. Infof171ation: (949) 759-3646, or write to the Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662. Newport Beach, CA 92658. Daily A Pilot VOL.96,N0.317 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher TONY DOOEAO, Editor JUDY OETilNG, Advertislryg Director LANA JOHNSON. Promotions Dkector EDITINOST~ 8.J.Cahn. Merntglng Editor (9'9) 574-4233 ~.cahnO 16times.com ............ CltvEdltor (SM8) 764-<m4 )*rw.,,.-•latinW.oom ..... c.tiloft. 9pof'9 EcMot ..,114-C23 ,.,..,.cwtlOn•..m-.oom .............. ,_,,..Edltof --~. ~,,,,.,,.·~ Jose J. Santos, Art Dtrector I News Dealt Chief (949) 574--4224 /ost1.santos@latlmes.oom St.Ye Mc:Crank. Photo Supervisor (949)~58 tcn.photo@l•rfme..com N.w'I Editors Gina Alexander, Lorf Anderson. Paul S8itowitz, Daniel Stevens NEWSSTAff Crime~ ~rter, (949) 574-4226 dHf».bharathflJMlm-.com ....... =,·· Newport reporte<, (!M9) 574-4232 /une.caNgrsndeOl•tl,.,,.,oom PIUfelnton Politic. end environment r4tf)Oftef, (!M9) *-4330 Pftll dlnton•IMlmM.com u........., Cotta Meta repc>nlf, (Ml 17~ lolfr .. ,,.,,,.,.,.,,,_oom o..... .... -. EdUCMlon NPOfW, .-, l'M-4111 dtlltdn.,...,,.,..,.,.,oom . FOR A GOOD CAUSE Jean Gorden J ean Gorden h.:.11 11cd how to crochet from ht!r husband. For her, it wru. an t vcrlasting gift that became the striug throughout her life. For him. his hands lost interest before compll ung even a single piece. but his M tt.ntific mind was intrigued. wit was fascinating. You take that one UrtJe string and lo11k at what you've got." Marvin Gurden said In the 54 years they\.e been married, Jean Gorden has used string to crochet sweaters for her children, Barbie outfits for h~1 l(C8.lldchildren, doilies as wedding gihs and warm donations for her church. But when she was looking in the newspaper one day, she found an ldeaJ outlet for her handmade treasures. For the past year. she has been ' contributing items by mall to Stitches from the Heart, an L.A. based nonprofit organization. Jean Gorden, DUI ARRESTS The following people have been arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intOKJcant. They have only been arrnted on su•p/clon of• crime and, as with all su~, Jre considered Innocent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA SUl1d9y • Ryan Eric Tolliver, 29, Costa Mesa • Ruben Arbelk>, 27, Fountain Valtey • Christopher Kftl, 27, Newport Beec:h • Erin Lynn Bube, 20, San Clef!*lbt Saturd9y • Jeny Jay McKnight, 52, C09ll Meu Knitting for needy children along with more than 3,000 volunteers, knits. crochets or quill!> tiny booties, blankets, hats or sweater. for needy babies and children across the country. Patterns are sent lo the volunteers, who mail back the final product. Many instructions are designed for premature babies. too little for the smallest of baby clothes. All of the finished gifts keep the babies w-dflTI while reminding the mothers that someone cares. Gorden never see5 the babies she crochets for, but several tJmes a year, local Stitches fTom the I leart volunteers gather to share their passion for yarn and hear success stories of the difference<; they have made • Enrique Calderon, 27. Costa Mesa • Charles Lynn Staggs, 45, Westminster Fridey • Oswaldo Cormoto-Alfonzo, 44, Costa Mesa • Rosa Marie Garcia, 22, Fountain Valley • Richard Allen Byrd. 38, Fullerton • Patridc Jamoa Winn, 31, Huntington Beach ! •Kasha Marie Corcoran, 35, Irvine ~ • Jorge Perez, 29, Costa Mesa • Ward Shandon Hassett, 'II, Costa Mesa • Edward Anthony Ojeda, 28, Anaheim ~ • Sebrina M•rie Johnson, 22, Costa Mesa She crochets a l least three h ours a day and takes her needles with her everywhere. It is a relaxing way to pass time on a long drive or while listening to the television. • 1 have a lot or thread and I like to use it to help someone out,· she said Gorden has been a Costa Mesa resident for more than 29 ~ and has been retired for the past 12. She en1oys square-dancing with her husband and is aclive in ber church. Iler four childreA live within 50 miles. and her nine grandkids keep her occupied. But her heart is big enough for all children. and her hands are busier now than when she was working. ·My husband always says we need 10 go back to work so we can rest and have more Llmc." she said. -Story and photo by \nm/ Wilson • Mervin Eatuardo-Pineda, 45, Westminster NEWPORT BEACH SlltUrday • Lisa Celeste Hallaian, 42, Newpo11 BNdl • Bridget Maureen McCoy, 36, Eecondido Thul"lday • John Daniel Dumam, 32, Oceanside • Michael Ray Allen, 50, Huntington Beadl Wedneecllry •Susan Gae Wavell, 61 , Newport h9dl • Sean Oliver Mc:SNne, 41 u. .-i..-on Beadl , ......... "'"' • Roben .Kenneth Acton, 40, Or-. Qwiltine Cantlo News auistant. (949) 674--4298 chrlstlne.c1mfllo larfmn.oom fJtiOTOORAPHEAS Sean Hiller, Kuang Hwang, Don Leedl, Kent Trept0w Box 1560, COIU Mesa, CA 92626. Copyright: No news stories, lllultratlons, editorial matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced without written permission of copyright owner. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST After some patchy moming fog, it'll be another wonderful and sunny day. winds will also blow 10 to 15 knots, with 2-foot waves and a northwest aweU of 5 to 8 feet. Tonight, expect the same. READERS HOTUNE (949) 642-6086 Record your comments about the Dally Pilot or new1 tips. Addf9ee Our address r. 330 W. Bay St., Cosui M .... CA 92827. Office hours are Monday -Friday, 8:30 a.m. -5 p.m. ~-h Is tne Piiot's policy to promptly correct ell error9 of sul tunl't'. PINN call ,!Ml) 574-4toli. m The N9wport &e.clVColu Men Deity Pilot (USPS-144-8001 is publi.hed daily. 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The cooling trend wtll continue, though It stlould still be in the lower to mid--70. this weelcend. lnlonnedon: www.nws.no.s.QOV BOATING FORECAST AtN9 of fog wtll be found both earty end .... toc»y. The wWldt wttl blow their typical 10 to 18 kn<* In tf't Inner Wlt9rl todly, wt1tl 2•foot wtndl and• WMt ewtl of 2 to 4 .... The lwtll wMI buffd • foot thlt ~-ling. Out"""*· the nonhefty A • SURF The northwest swell continues to weaken, but West·facing beeches wflf ltilf see some waist-to chelt..fllgh strength, with the oc:c:Mic>NI shoulder-hfgh. The .. me wttl be found on Thursday, but Frldey loob to beftat. w... Cl'llllty: WWW • .Urfrider.Olfl TIDES l1me 8:64e .. m. 11:44a.m . 6:0lp.m. t1:37p.m . ........ UllMtNQh 2..11 .... low .. ..... high 0.11 .... low WATER TEllPUATURE • • t ) W~!.dcty, ~ I J, 2002 A3 Holiday thrift shouldn 't hurt South Coast Plaza, Fashion Island While shoppers are not expected to go hog wild this year, 'destination' centers in Newport-Mesa likely to weather the decrease, an auditing firm reports. December compared to last year - echoed the guardedly optimlstJc view of the UCJ urvey. In that srudy, economics professor Dennis Aigner said healthy saJes lhls holiday shopping season are far from certain, ln the Ught of a potential war with Iraq and Oagging economy. to leep their waUt:ts on a short leash , Olerbal: said. Man y are Mill reeling from huge losses in the stock mart.et and are up to their eyeballs m debt, he said. With in · terest rates at a 40-year low, consumers have refinanced their home mortgages, bought cars and built up credit card debt. Coast Plaza are rnni,ldered "destina tion" center1', where shoppen. can en joy a bit of the holiday mood as the-y browse the shops. "It's a holiday tradJuon for a lot of folks," Irvine Co. pokeswoman Jenni fer Heiger said. "It sounds like the (De loineJ repon u. tn keeping with what we're seeing. Sales are up moderately cQmpared with last year.· Paul Clinton month that found littJe to excite the Daily Pilot typical shop owner. · NEWPORT-MESA -The area's an· char shopping destinations at South Coast Plaza and Fashion lsJand sh ould help bolster holiday saJes, a retail spe- cialist at Deloitte & Touche's Costa Mesa branch says, echoing the results of a UC Levine s tudy released last "They're going to draw people just because of the shopping areas they are.· said Tony Cherbak. who is also a panner in the auditing firm. "People are getting into the mood a little bit early.~ Cherbak's remarks -he predicted a 3% increase in sales for November and On Tuesday, Deloitte & Touche re· leased its annual holiday retail survey. The firm polled 13,000 residents all over the country ln early November. As shoppers arrange ornaments on their trees and head out to buy presen11> for family and friends, they're expected As a result, shoppers will be hunting for bargains and value in their gift buy- ing, OlerbaJc said. That should resuh in strong saJes at discount retailers such as Target, Wal-Man and Kman. The Irvine Co. owns Fashion Island. In the survey, more than one-third of the respondents ..aid they would spend less this year that i~t. Only 11 % said they would <,pend more. However, Fashion Island dnd South BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS October passenger numbers ri se at JWA Airline passenger traffic at John Wayne Airport increased by nearly 21 % in October compared to last year's figures. officials an· nounced Tu esday. Statistics for October 2002 how 666,958 passengers at the airport, compared to 553, I 94 for the same month in 2001 -a gain of 20.6%. Commercial fl ights were up 4.1% while com- muter flights -aJso known as air taxis-increased 13.4%. Despite the increases, total air· pon operations decreased by 2%, from 31,44 1 combined take· offs and landings in October 200 I to 30,825 this year. Newport Beach to hold ge neral plan meetings Residents who want to have a say in rhe city"s general plan up- date process are invited to at· tend Saturday's Visioning Sum- mlr -the last in a series of city·l>ponsored events to gather citizen c;:omments. Two session !> of the summit wiJJ take place at the Oasis Senior Center. at the mterl>ection of 5th Street and Marguerite Avenue in Corona del Mar. The first session is from I 0 a.m. to 12:30 p. m.; the second is from l to 3:30 p.m. City staff will offer informa · tion aboul the general plan up· date process and iLS specific goals for the city -everything from traffic to touris m !O devel- opment. Residents' opinions will help guide o fficials as they overhaul thls blueprint for the city's future. For more informalion, visit www.11bvision2025.com, or call (949) 644·3238. UCI studies say it 's true: No pain, no gai n The phrase "no pain. no gain" -often used by coaches to prod school-age athletes - may have more meaning than ever imagined, two UCI College or Medicine studies have found. The studies appear in the Oc- tober issues of Pediatrics and Pediatric Research and suggest new ways to mark the boundary be1ween healthy and unhealthy exercise. The research may also help physid ans and others de· velop optimaJ levels of exercise to help stave off an epidemic of ob esity in adults and children. Or. Dan Cooper, professor of pediatrics. and his coUcagues from the Center or the Study of Health Effects of Exercise in Children found tha1 even a sin- gle, intense bout of exercise in teens and preteens raises levels of cellular chemicals thar are usually associated with disease. while the same b out buildl> muscle mass and 111creases fit neSl>. "Physical activity in childr\;_n gives two signaJs, one that marks a healthy response and one that may be telling us the exercise stress on the body hai. gone too far,· said Cooper, a s pecialist in the effects of exer· ci'>e on growth and develop· m ent. m a press release. "The heaJthy signals in cells help the ~~ R eA t a ura nl ---establlsrieo 1n 1962 --- •0 Quality Servi« ... • .. 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Cooper's team rep orted in the Pediatrics study that after 11 healthy teenage boys h ad a 90- minute strenuous wrestling practice session. levels of cell messengers called lGF-1 an~ in· suJin -both indicators of growth -decreased at the same time as levels of innam· matio n-inducing messengers had robust increru.ec;. For example, Cooper'!> team found an eight-fold 111creal>e in a substance called 11.-6. This substance is usually elevated in common diseases :ouch as the cold and the nu, and in more serious childhood diseases like pediatric arthritis. In hi8h con· centrations, 11.·6 caul>es fatigue. muscle ache-. and malaise In the study 1n Pediatric Re- search. 30 nonathle lll boy., ages 8 to 11 were tes ted The boys partook in running, play· ing soccer. jumping and other aerobic game~ for five weeks. While the boys were engaged in a less intense cxcn:isc than wrestling. the same cellular messengers a'>'>OC1ated with disease rose. but to a le.,c;er ex- tent than they did with wres- tlers. "We n ow know there .., a stress respon~e to l'>.l'rCll>C thal can be m easured even in healthy children," Coop er said. "These stress mediators are known to innuence growth and development of many tissues like muscle and bone. "We think this research will one day play an 11nportant role in understanding what the healthiest physical activity levels are for ch ildren." he said. '"In addiuon, for children who suffer from chronic diseases where many of thc'>c stress fac· tors are already cll'vated, thi:> research may help provide these kids wi ch phy ... kal activiry leve ls that arc '>dfe." Som e of the <"ellular messen - gers, espenally II. 6 and related chemicals, an: known 10 play a role in obesity and diabetes. These mes-.engers are alc;o found to be elevated 111 a'>th · matics during exercise. • Cooper and hi'> collea~ue., are now looking at now rec;pon· ses in these cellular mes'>engcr'> vary in different age groups in girls as well a~ m hoys. fhey are investigat111g whether the changes seen in healthy chit · dren appear in children \\hO suffer from childhood chronic disea'>e'> '>UCh ,1., J'>thma, obesity or C)''>lll fihro'>I'>. or in children who have had heart surgery. Cooper\ colleague-, 111 tht· Mudy include Dr Ddn Nemet. Youngman Oh. I lo Seung Kim and MaryAnn I till of UCL I Ii'> colleague-; in 1he Ped1atnc., He· search s tudy indude Nemet, Timothy '\cheell and lloben Newcomb of lJ< I. and Jame-, Stopparn and C arl Maresh of the Univers11y ot ( onnect1cut ' 11Uf (JU/I, ~ AVILA CHI CKE SOUP Fresh chk ken broth. chunks of chicken brt•a.,1. rice gamishtd with avoado, cilantro and limt. Costa Mesa 642-1142 Mama 's cure for the flu. 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Ca stillo Daily Pilot (.()C., I A M L<;A -rine wint• and fa'it cars migh1 twlp rJl'>t' a lirtJe money fur the l O'>ta Mesa Senior Cen 11-r. n1e Orange County Markel plan· will host a Wine t;tsung event and silent auction to benefit the center from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Automouve Road of Dreams Museum in · the Orange < .c1w1ry hurground~ "We try 10 always give hack 10 the city." said Ryan Miller . .,puke-.rnan for the Or.mgt-County Marlc.etplace. 'Thi., i., rhe hel>I fit to help t11e '>Cntor center raise mom-y twcau!>C they give '>() much to the commurnrv:· "Fml' Wine I ast CarS and '>mooth C 1gar.' \.-Ifill a11;0 b<· a hornt>c:onung of '>Ort5 tor the lartml>. fcmnerly of Newport l~ach, who will 111 trodure their award~\.Vinntng wine-. BUS~ESS •TRUSTS REAL E~TATE • DIVORCE (949) 760-8775 \II of our wme. are hJm.ln-aftl:'ll, and the pro- dm t11m 1~ done by only thrt:l' people, my husband. my father-in law and my· .,elf," ..aid Debbie Manin. co proprietor of the Martin i-;am1ty Vineyarcb. "We even uu-.h the gra~ ourselves· Among the di!>llnctfons awarded to Mamo Family Vineyanh. thl' 2001 Peute Syrnh camt'd tht· ~old medaJ a1 lhl'> year\ ~nnma U>unty I larve.1 I-air, and "Wine .md Spmts Ma.ga;J11e" gaw rlw 1999 Napa Vallt:y Cabernet .1 ~ore of 91 Winemaker Michael Mar· un will ho'>I a '>penal barrt'I 1a.,1111g lx:fnre t11e t'Vl'nt. di 6 p.m Attendt'l"> MIJ also bl: dble 10 '>.lmplt· ugar. pmvldt'd ~ the Parad1..._, < 1gar Co. and Vll'W <1n e\hlb111on of 40 rare .m114ue 'l dr-., mdudmg a 11.f~I Picrtt· Arrow CMned by '1le111 film '>tar C h arhe < }1<1p Im ------ Our container has finally arrived' So it's time for dnolher House of Tiki A Parking lot sale I ~Just in time for the Holidays! Don 't miss all the newest bamboo and tropical furniture and dccessones Save these ddtes: November 15, 16 & 17th 9am-6pm l 860 Newport Blvd., Costd M~Sd, CA (949) 642-8454 ·~ @JIJllllTIRAJuiJ CONSIGN • DESIGN Quality Furnishings & Acctssories For Your Ho"'t Dinnerware Sets 8-12 ........ on••·····-····$75" and up Pair of "Client Chairs" .............................. $150- Oversiud Chair & Ottoman ............ ~~····$J7S- Sofa ................................. --. .. -....... ~ ............... -......... $2C)()I' Large Two Side Desk···-·· .. --··--·····-···-· $250" Round Tkble 4 Chalrs .... -.. ·m--··---$2509' Pair of "Down" Swivel Rocken-·-·~-.. $311" MiaioG Style Enterulnment mter --SllW Cbftile DOwn Filled Sola & Chalr--$17519 369 E. 17th Sued 110, Costa~ Lclc*d ............ PlliO Phone (949) 764-1746 Houri I0.5:JO McJi.&I. S. ICM .. TEMPLE Contnled from Al After plam lor the temple were announced tn October 2001, bundreck of relldenta ClOOtacted the dfy to oppose the project. At the same time, many chl.U'Cb members and aupporten who live in Newport 8eaCb wk:ed their support. 1be objectiooa centered around the color of the building. the amount of Ugbu on it and, most of all, the steeple hejght. The .Planning Commission in October approved revised pjaN, which included reduced bows of Ughting, a toned-down building color and a 99-foot. 9-inch stee- ple. Some residents said they felt this height should have been re- duced more in light of revela- c:lons that the existing stake cen- ter's steepJe was 18 feet shorter than 'planning documents showed Some appealed the matter to the City Council. Bromberg met with chun:h leaders to explain the ill will fos- tered by the proceedin~ In a gesture of good faith to neigh- bors, chwch leaders finally agreed oo the 90-root steeple. "This is a wonderful solution to a problem: said Ronald Tal- mud, anomey for the residents who filed the appeal. "We wel- come them to the neighbor- hood" •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beacti and John Wayne Airport. She may be readled at (949) 5744232 or by e-mail at june.c;asagrande@latlmes.com. GARDEN Continued from Al for a service project as his garden was materializing, "They were a godsend," Royer said of the 60 men who volunteered. MThey were angels. They put in the fence, cleared some of the remaining brush, laid all the railroad ties and drilled holes. .. The garden was finally ready to go public a month ago. While it was under construction, Royer diligently contacted schools throughout Orange County. But so Car. be has only gotten nibbles of interest as he waits for the schools' administrative processes to chum. "All these great people have been involved with donating." Royer said. "I would like to see it being used." Only an Eagle Scout project has taken advantage of the garden, building a potting shed in the far .corner. Although the YMCA hosts after-school programs In Santa Ana. Costa Mesa and Tustin, getting those kids to the garden would only be possible a few times a year because of the limited transportation budget, said Stacy Sanchez. community programs director. Despite the lack of visitors, Royer already has plans to expand the garden -grow blackberry. blueberry and raspberry plants and add an overhang trellis. Sanchez said she admires Royer's tenacity in talcing the garden from a seedling of a thought to frujtion. M Bruce has been very driven in the whole process of starting (the garden) and getting members involved," Sanche-z said. "Without him, It wouldn't have happened .... We're fortunate to have members like him." For more information or to plan a field trip Lo the YMCA garden, call Royer at (714) 968-3237. • OEJRORE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reactted at (949) 5744221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newman@latimes.com. RV Contiooed from Al •1 dUnk it bu done moni harm than .,00." uid 8W Pollom. rec- Nadonll \'ehide owner BiO Fol- IOm. "'But I am on the RV awn- en' aide and I don't mind loolclng at them." FoJlom, who helped lead a united fWlt apinst Increased motor home restrictions, Aki be a concerned about the •wrtn- kles" 1n the law that have be- come apparent as a ~t of the fervent enforcement or the past week. POrtk>ns or the ordinance are better in theo.ry than reality, be -.dded For ~ple, Folsom said the city has yet to set up a hotline of designate an official to handle requests for the 24-hour extett- slon. lbat infonnation is accord- ing Lo reports Crom members of the Costa Mesa RV Owners Assn .. of which Folsom is the vice presi- denL Folsom said recreadonal vehi- cle owners have run into prob- lems when returning home late at night from a long trip. lf there ls no parldng available directly in front of their house, they have no choice but to park somewhere else. Doing so, however, req,uires the RV owners Lo break the law and open themselves to an ex- pensive ticket, he said. · "We only own our homes, not the whole street.• Folsom said. "We don't get to mark where we park. .. Fines for violating the over- EATERIES Continued from Al rounded out the list at No. 10. The Newport Beach restaurant, owned by Pascal Olhats, is an homage to Provence that "over- comes its strip-mall location." Pascal was dinged for the often "uptight service." Other than stirring competi- tion, the guide, called "l.agat Survey," provides those who love to dine out with an easy-10-read way to find just the right restau - rant for each mood. Patrons of the restaurants log on to the Zagat Web site each • WHATS AR.OAT is published periodlcalty. If you are planning a nautical event. submit the information to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or bye-mail to dsilypllot@latimes.com . CRUISES The Newport Landing a.. .. available for weddings and receptions, codctail and sightseeing cruises, and meetings at $260 per hour (minimum two hours) and $160 for eadi additional hour. (949) 361-3640. Fun Zone Bon Co. NnS • 45-minute cruise (adults, $6; children, $1) and a 90-minute cruise (adults, $8; dlildren, $1) departing from Balboa Fun Zone every 30 miQutes from 11 a.m . to 7 p.m. daily.~ 60-minute showboat sunset cruise (adults, $6; children, $1) leaves the Fun Zone at 7 p.m . daily. Private charters are available. (949) 673-0240. Catatfna PuMngW Service runs 45-minute herbor cruises (adults, $6; children, $1) and 9().mlnute cruises (adults, $8; dlildren. $1), departing from Balboa Fun Zone every 30 m inutes from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily and on the hour until 7 p.m. (949) 673-5245. CnllH the harbor abowd the Electra, a 100-foot Claaslc Fant.all FULL BAR COCICTAILS MEXICAN RESTAURAN T NO PASSPORT IS NEIDED OUR MEALS ARE A TllP TO MEXICO 296 E 17 TH ST COST A MESA 9J9 ·6J5 7626 .med Wlblde ~ ecan at $1(1(); 18 lnm IHI lD $250 b lbl leCODd vkmdon and *500 for any after chat. Schuler uid. One motor home OWi* hu em·eeed mca than Sl,000 in 6nel alMdy, be Mk1 While the larp lnM are In- tended to deter·~ rig owners• from uling pubUc .u-eetl for ltOnp. they earce.- aiwly puMb generally law-abkJ- lng J'elidentl ror ......mDIJy ml· nor infn.ctk>na, Foleom said. ·1 think It ii just a matter or vindicdveneu that they nUled the ftnee 10 high." Folsom said. Some residents are avoiding Costa Mesa al~ by patt- ing their motor homes else.- where, such as Newport Beach, which haa seen an inaeue in the parked veh1cles aJong ita bor- der with c.o.ta Mesa, saJd Sgt. Steve Sbulmah of the Newport Beach Police Department. "We beUew it's probably an overllow from Costa Mesa. prob- ably people displaced from Costa Mesa looking for perma- nent places to pad their RVs.• he said. Newport Beach has time limits for motor home parking as weli, and officers are enforcing them, Shulman said. Personally. Folsom said he has been financially affected because of the additional costs to store his rig ln an out-of-city facOJty. His family, who once used the motor home for frequent trips. has had to rut bade because the vehicle is no longer easily acces- sible. "My use has been lessened considerably, and it's been a drag on my kids. but we are trying to year to submit their ratings and comments about the restaurants they enjoy. "AU our guides are based on consumer input," Zagat spokes- woman Michelle Lehmann said. "Everyday diners rate the restau- rants.". In concise capsule reviews of each restaurant, guide creators compile snippets of quotes from the input they receive that best represent a consensus view, Leh- mann said Patrons rate each restaurant in three categories -food. dkor and service. Each eatery is given a numerical rating in each cat- egory between zero and 30, the higher the better. An average WHATS AFLOAT vessel. Charters with catering are available for up to 145 passengers. (949) 723-1069. A three-courM «Inner and dancing while cruising the harbor is available et 8 p.m. Fridays and at 7:30 p.m. Saturdays at Hornblower Cruises & Events, 2431 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beactl. The fee is $69.95 per peraon on Fridays and $64 on Saturdays. Brunch cruises also are available. (949) 631-2469. The Catalna Ayw departs from Belboa Pavilion et 9 a.m . daily and returns from Catalina Island st 4:30 p.m . $36 round-trip for adults; S20 round-trip for children. Reservations are recommended. (949) 673-5245. Homblow9r otr.rs WMUnd dinner dance and Sunday champagne brunch cruises on Newport Harbor that celebrate imaginative cuisine and pampered service. 2431 W.'Coast Highway, Suite 101, Newport Beadi. (949) 631-2A69. The AdYenturM 8t s.. Ylldlt Charters hOCU cruises around Newport Harbor from 12;30 to 2 p.m. 8V9fY Sunday at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beac:tt. $20, includes crulM, panting, cookies and sodas. Reservations required. (949) 650-2412. ASHING Fletq ..... 6-vea.l»oe Pavilion at 8 e.m. and return at 4 p.m. Mondaya end Tuesdays. ltw wllh It. .. Pollom MkL Jarddnc lhe Mme "*'* of camprwnlll Iba& '°' dty om. da1I and rig ownen to ..,ee In Che Jlra plMle. Pollom •• rtml lnaeMed commun.lcadoo be- tweerl poUce and reskleots about the wiapected snap in the law's enforcemenL ·r b:nagf.ne it wW take some time to iron all of thla.out, • Fol- IOID aaid. '°'We plan to F back to the new Oty Council to aeek modlllcations that mfllt settle some of the problemst- Wbat started as a straightfor- ward propoeal to ban motor homes on reaidendal streets turned into a complex process in which the police, the Qty Coun- cil and the oornmunity helped refine the sugested law •. Since December, the council has cona.ldered and then delayed any action on about four diJrer- ent proposals -lnduding a placard system and a citywide ban that only allowed 24 hours for loading and unloading. Council members have said they inJtialed tougher parking re- strictions for motor homes after hearing from numerous resi- dents that the large vehicles are unsightly and dangerous and that some owners use the public streets to store their vehicles. Those res.idents were often ab- sent from council meetings dur- ing which the topic was dis- ~. but their views should still be respected, city leaders ar- gued. • LOl..lfA HAN'£R covers Costa Mesa. She may be reactied at (9491 5744275 or by e-mail at lolita.harper@latimes.com. price for one person -for an appetizer. entree and drink -is also given. Aubergine scored a 27 on food and a 24 on both service and d~· cor. Pinot Provence was handed a 26 on food and dkor, while se- curing a 25 on service. in other ratings. Costa Mesa's Taco Mesa made the guide's List of top-10 values in Orange County. It rated at No. 4, behind ln-N-Out Burger. Baja Fresh and Original Pancake House. •MOL CLINTON covers the environment, busineu and politics. He may be reactied at (9491 764-4330 or by &-rm1il at paul.clinton@latim6s.com. $125. (949) 673-2810. G9t to the Newport Pier wty to watch the dory fishing fleet return with the fresh catch of the day. Ash are prepared for sale at McFadden Square. an open-air martcet. Fishing suppfles and boat charters (open party and private) are available at Davey's lodter, 400 Main St .• Balboa (949) 673-1434; and Newport Landing Sportflshing, 309 Palms, Suite F. Newport Beach (949) 675-0550. o.y and night filhlng ch ... .,. available for groups or singles at Bongos Sportfishing on Balboa Peninsula. (949) 673-2810. KAYAKING/CANOEING/SCUBA Beginning ... lteylildng, romng clinics and private leaona are offered at Paddle Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Kayak and sea ski rentals also are available. (949) 675-1215. lWo-hour kayak touts begin 8t 10 a.m. Sundays from Newport Dunes. $20 for adults and $16 for c:hildren. Kayat rentals and daases efso are evailable. (949) 729-1150. Slngle ic.y.k ,..,,.... ($10 per hour) and doubles ($16 per hoor) are available at Balboa Boat Rentals In the Balboa Fun Zone. (949) 673-7200. Paddle Power a.tao provtdM kayH. turf aid and canoe rent.ala. (949) 676-1216. pUBLIC SAFETY BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Costa Mesa mobile borne catches fire A 65-year-old c:osta Mesa man wu taking a walk Monday night when his mobile home caught on fire. The 9:25 p.m. blaz..e started at the Palms nailer POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • 8riltDI StrNt:<\'andalism was reported In the 3100 blodt at 2:54 a.m. Sunday. •Hafbor~A vehicle burglary was reported in the 2300 blodt at 11 :25 a.m. Sunday. • Hatbor Bout.wrd: More than $2,000 was reported stolen from a gas station in the 2100 blodt at 3:10 p.m. Sunday. • Harbor Boulevard: A car was reported stolen in the 2700 blodt at 6:22 p.m. Sunday. .• Newport Boulevard: Vandalism was reported in the 2600 bl<><* at 12:45 p.m. Sunday. Part to the l 00 block o{ Ca- bdllo Street. The fire was exdngulshed ln about el8t11 minutes. acting 8attallon OUef Fred~ l&kL lbe mobile home mostly sustained smob damage. The cue of the fire is still under investigation. Seguin said.. Six units responded, inclUdlng one from New- port Beach. . -Dei!dte Newnum ·~StrMt:An automobile wait stolen in the 1000 bk><* at 8:10 a.m. Sunday . NEWPORT BEACH • Hoeg Dtfw: Public drunkenness was reported In the 100 blodt at 1:55 a.m. Monday. • UghthouM Lene: Vandalism was reported in the 2600 blodt at 8:11 a.m . Monday . • N9wpof't Centiar om. w.t Forgery was reported in the 900 blodt at 6:38 p.m Monday. • San Miguel Dtfw: Animal cruelty was reported in the 300 blodt at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday. • Onf'99 Awnue: A garage burglary was reported in the 1900 blodt at 1:21 a.m. Sunday. • :rftbuta Court Terrorist threats were reported in the 100 blodt at 6:48 p.m. Monday. ) ~ed ads work for 111 111 1111y2~ THE Daily Pilot . DUNLAP Willard Everett Jr. Lieutenant (jg), U.S. Navy passed away of natural causes on Saturday, November 9, 2002. Willard was born in Stockton, California on May 9th, 1919 whose panwrts, Willard Sr. and Mat1on Dunlap moved to South Pasadena In 1925. Willard attended South Puadena High School before enrotling at Menk> College in 1938. While at Menlo, Wiiiard was a member of both the rugby and football teams. His skills as a fullback on Menlo's 1939 football team earned a spot In Menlo's Hall of Fame and a scholarship to the University of Oregon. Willard started at fullback on Oregon's 1941 team that beat USC for the first time In 26 years. It was December 7th, on a train ride returning from the game agaJnst Texas that the team heatd of the attack on Peart Harbor. Upon his return to Oregon. Willard turned his football unlfonn In and exchanged It for an application to the Naval Alght School. By late 1942, Willard was a pilot of a SBD In the South Pacific. Willard flew 54 bombing runs before his discharge In 1945. While In the Navy, he earned the Citation for Air Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross and Gold Stars. After the war, Willard wor1led In different capacities In the oiJ indU9try of Southern California With an aviation background he eventually became Director of Flight Services for Richfield 011. He managed the operations of the company's seven alrpianes in the U.S. and Mexico. He retired from Richfield Oil In 1965. His wife Helen. and three adutt children Deborah Dunlap, Wiiiard E. Ooo&ap Ill and Dorothy Dunlap-and five grandchildren and two great- grandchffdren survive Willard. In lieu of ftowera, contrtbutlons can be made to Memo College Athletics, Atherton California 94027-4301 . • ' • Daily Piiot AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Dally Ptlot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 5744298. Include the time, date and location of the event, as well as a contact phone number. A complete listing is available at www.dailypllot.com. TODAY The Newport Beac:tt Chamber of Commerce will host a networking luncheon at noon at the Radisson Hotel In Newport Beach. During the luncheon, business lawyer Chris Sexton will give a presentation on the 10 most common legal mistakes In business. The hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. $20 for members with a reservation, $25 for potential members at the door. For more information, call (949) 729-4400 or visit www newportbesch.com. A seminar on eating right while on the run will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The seminar is sponsored by Mother's Market & Kitchen. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. Free. (949) 631-4741. Hoag Hospital with host a seminar on sleeping disorders at 6:30 p.m. in the Hoag Conference Center in Newport Beach. The seminar will focus on snoring, insomnia and excessive sleepiness and the symptoms and treatments for each. The center Is at 1 Hoag Drive. Free. For more information, call (800) 514-4624 or (949) 760-5545. Hoag Cancer Center will host a lung cancer support group meeting from 6:30 to 8 p.m on how lung cancer and its treatment affect lung function. Free. The center 1s at 1 Hoag Drive Building 41. Free. For more information. call (949) 760-5542. (949) 640-9956. THURSDAY TM °'*'le County Bar Asan. wit host a tax law seminar from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. The hotel is at 686 Anton Blvd. For more information, call (949) 440-6700, ext. 4, doc. 223. The lntemadonal Studies Program at UC Irvine will host a panel discussion on the pollcy options in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from 3130 to 5 p.m. The discussion will I>!! held In the Social Science Plaza A. room 1100. Free. For more Information, call (949) 82~8687. Flower Warehouse will host a class on how to incorporate fruit and seasonal accents Y(ith frMh flowers arrangements from 6 to 9 p.m . Those attending the evem will make one arrangement in oasis and one in a vase. They will also be sugaring fruit and flowers. Flower Warehouse is at 1308 Logan Ave .. Suite B .. Costa Mesa. $35. (714) ~5566. A seminar on how to avoid stress during the holidays will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . at the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. The seminar is sponsored by Mother's Market & Kitchen. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. Free. (949) 631-4741. FRIDAY The Costa M esa Senior Center will ho~ a Health Expo from 8 a.m . to 1 p.m. at the center. The event will give attendees the opportunity to receive influenza shots, health screenings including lab work and hearing and chiropractic exams. Attendees will also have the chance to speak with HMO representatives. service providers and community educators. Coffee and light refreshments will be provided. The center is at 695 W. 19th St. Influenza shots free for patrons 55 years of age and older or those with a chronic disease. (949) 645-2356. BEST BET \ The Newport Beach Public Library will host a musicale with violinist Cheryl Norman at 3 p.m. Sunday. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. Norman, an award-winning soloist and chamber musician, will perform works by Bach, Ravel and Gershwin. For more information, call (949) 717-3801 or visit www.newportbeachlibrary.org. Costa Mesa. For more information, call Barbara Hart at (949) 548· 7242. and magic show at 7 p m Dinner will be sold for $4 per plate. and all proceeds w ill go to the school's sixth-grade science camp. The school is at 2130 Santa Ana Ave. Admission is free (949) 515-6950 The Costa Mesa Senior Center will hold a silent auction from 6 to 8:45 p.m in the Automotive Road of Dreams Classic Auto Museum at the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds All proceeds raised from the auction wilt go to the center. The fairgrounds is at 88 Fair Drive. Admission it $26 per person. For more information, call (949) 645-2356, ext. 16. A MAne Wlne, Fut Cars and Smooth Cigan;M event will be held from 7 JO 9 p.m. in the Automotive Road of Dreams Museum at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. The event will also have a "Meet the Winemaker" session and special barrel tasting from 6 to 7 p.m. Advance tidcets are $25 per person and $50 with the winemaker session. T1dcets at the door are $35 per person and S60 with the winemaker session. For more information, call (949) 723-6663 or visit www.m11rtmfsmily- vineyards.com. The Or.nge County Astronomers will hold an astronomy night from 7 to 9 p m. at The Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center. The pcogram. whu::h IS open to.all ages, will have a presentation, observation with telescopes and hands-on activities. The center is at 2301 Untversety Drive, Newport Beach. Free. For more information. call (714) 973-6829. SATURDAY The Anderson Elementary PTA will host its fifth annual Holiday Boutique from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. in the Harbor View Homes Phase 1 Clubhouse. The boutique will have a wide variety of vendors s~ializing in quality merchandise A percentage of all purchases will be retained by the Anderson PTA and used for student enrn:hment programs and educattonal materials. The clubhouse 1s at 1854 Port We:;tbourne Place, Newport Beach A $1 donation will be collected from persons 18 or older For more information, call Knsll Kirsch at (949) 400-0993 or send e mail to Knst1 n'PetVoglle com The Upper Newport Bay Wednesday. NoYefrbef 13, . 200Z A!5 welcomes interested people to participate 1n a vofunteer training workshop from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m . at The Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center. Volunteen will l~rn about the habitau and ~1ldllfe of the bay, will participate in habitat restoration and special events and will assist with tours. The center Is at 2301 University Drive, Newport Beach. For reservations, call (714) 973-6829 The Leaming Tree Umv.rsity wlU host a work.shop on how to reduce the number of accidents and iniuries in the workplace through the development of a workplace wellness program The workshop will be held from 9 a.m to 4 p.m at the university, 265 McCorm1dc Ave .. Costa M esa. $89. For more information, call (714) 427-0588. A board waxing <Mmonstr.tion presented by Vecto na Surf & Skim will be held at Macy's Soulh CoaS1 Plaza at 2:30 p m on the first floor of the M en's Store ~will learn how to sculpt and wax a surf board for ultlmate wave ndmg and receive a complimentary gift. The store 1s at 3333 BnS1ol St Suite 6000, Costa Mesa Free For more information, call (714) 556 0611 Outrigger Canoeing will be offered at the lmua Outrigger Canoe Club Open House from 10 a m. to 1 p.m Dress for the beach and bring a towel. The club 11 at North Star Beach, 1 Whtte Cltffs Drive. Newport Beach (ne><t to the Newport Aquatics Center) For more informatton, go to www 1mua b1gstep com SUNDAY The Newport Beac:tt Public Library w ill host a m usicale with violtntS1 Cheryl Norman at 3 p m The ltbrary 1s at 1000 Avocado Ave. Norman. an award winning soloist and chamber m us1c1an. w ill perform works by Bach Ravel and Gershwin. For more information. C<Jll (9491717 3801 or \llSlt www new porrbeochl1brary org The Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve will hoS1 a lecture with Orange CoaS1 College Researcher Dennis Kelly from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Shellmaker Island Marine Lab. Kelly with discuss the fresh water habitat. Shellmaker Island is at 600 Shellmaker, Newport Beach. Free. For more information, call The Costa Mesa Women's Club will hold its monthly meeting at 11 a.m. The meeting, which 1s open to all women, will have a luncheon and either entertainment or a guest speaker. The meeting will be held m a clubhouse at 610 W. 18th St .. Pete Sampnis will make a personal appearance at Macy's South Coast Plaza at 4 p.m. to celebrate Movado's special edition watches. A codctail reception will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p m. for those who buy a special edition Movado watch. The event will be held on Macy's second floor in the fine watch department. The store is at 3333 Bristol St .. Suite 6000. For more information, call (714) 556-0611. 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()( f.autt Pbnntng Anom~ Mnnben Of Cafilomu AMo<Rtion Of Smioc cmi1c: l'tanntta .. • • Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars HARlfll Blvd . f Cars COSTA MESA ___ · _____ Ill Drop up te 2 siw in as liUJe as 3 weeb with the eicluil'e Europeu Slm•ia« p...,...at TheWy~ . i ; • t ....... ~ 13, 2002 'FORUM · · (9491642-6086 Fu: Send to (949) ~170 • HOW 10 GET P\.a l8HED -a..a..: M.-M to Editorial Pege Editor Jamee Melef" at the Delly Pllot, 330 W. Bay St, ea.ta Meu, CA 92627 • All Lten HoClne: C::: . ht to edit ell aubmlsek>na for clarity and length E-mlll:s.nd to dMlyp/JotO IMim-.oom •Alt coneepondence must lncfude Ml name, hometown end phone number (for verification purposes). The Pilot retefV8S t ~ · LEITER TO THE EDITOR A Great Park boondoggle closer to home C osta Mesa has it's own $10-milllon Great Padt -Fairview Palk. On Nov. 18 at 6:30 p.m., our City Council will review the J)roject plans for this part. I have' discovered by attending a variety of meetings that this1noject is out of control and is belng shaped by some people who do not even live ln our city. Back in 1985. the city bought Fairview Park to prevent it from belng over-developed. to maintain a passive-use pad so there would be minimal impact to the adjacent Talbert Preserve. Well, over-development is exactly what the current City Council is planning to do. Since 1985, the county has spent ' millions of dollars returning the Talbert Preserve to its natural st.ate. It is one of the few remaining CaJjfomfa coastal planes. We are quite good at running developers through various studies; we seem to overloak the same for the council's favorite projecL I recentJy attended a Parks and Recreation Commission meeting and endured listening to people talk about how model glider planes were scaring the birds. What seems to be avoided is how many human visitors to a preserve are too manY? · How many users are appropriate for a passive park. which is next to a preserve? How do we prevent !Urning the preserve into another ·homeless jungle" like the section of park that is just south of Victoria? The problems of Costa Mesa's "great park" are best symbolized by the failed move of the Huscroft House 10 the park. because most consider it a rotting eyesore of no historic value. Unfortunately, our problems only start here. Due to the sensitive nature of vernal pools. the state Department of FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT Leandra Aguilar sits in her makeshift home in Talbert Park in 1999. Fish and Grune may restrict when the Ughts at a new stadium at the local high school may be turned on. This is when we found out that Fish and Game has not approved the current plans for the park. The dog park may requir:e the removal of plants that could be hannful to the dogs. Again, we do not have apprOYdls to remove plants from this sensitive area. BMX bike riders will no longer be permitted, but when it is was pointed out that the county allows BMX riders, we decided to change our mind, My favorite is the 60-car lot in the lower portion of the park. I personally believe this could have the greatest negative effect on the Talbert Preserve. The excuses for the car lot range from providing better coastal access to disabled access to the restroom in Talbert Park. Ooser inspection shows that the lot will not be set up to be used by people that live north of the park. and the whole Americans with Disabilities Act excuse is highly suspect It is unclear whether the city will provide the proper slope for wheelchairs to get to this restroom, whkh is three footbalJ fields away. By the way. the county does not provide wheelchair paths to the restroom once you get to county property. '11le hidden reason maybe the county is loolclng for an access route for horses and their horse trailers. I find it very '- ill-conceived to have a large parlclng lot with no associated restroom facilitjes. Some things were never meant to be developed. and I hope the City Council will see the errors of its ways and leave Fairview Park alone. I have lived in Mesa Verde for almost 20 years; maybe. the city leaders could focus their efforts on why we never been able to landscape Adams Avenue. JAMES JONES \A>sta Mesa 94THANNUAL NEWPORT HARBOR CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE MAILBAG colleges from feeder high schools $hould be of high Interest to them. · S "th The sizable doUar grant Readers react to Ull awarded to UCI by the NationaJ column OD letter writing Science Foundation will be Steve Smith's ~tumn on letter used, in part, for Westside writirfg really interested me school needs in Costa Mesa. because J'm a leuer writer and J Where this money goes and have made the sa.Jne statement, how it is spent should be thal it's being killed . viewed u bigb pfiority llY the VIRGANIA LOCKABEY. Newport-Mesa Unified School Newport Beach District Board of lhlstees. Find an old friend through Social §_)Curity If you go to ancestry.com and put in (the name of your lost friend!, it'll bring up the Social Security death index, in case he might have passed away by now. I found someone thal way -an old high school friend - and I was shocked, but it does happen sometimes. If you know the person's age, it shows where they lived, when they got their Social Security card and so forth, and you can kind of identJfy whether it's them or not If he's not on there. of course. then you know that he's stilJ aJive because everybody, nowadays. has Social Secu rity cards. So that's my hint for that. and it was an in1eresti11g article. JEANETTE MAHONEY Newport Coast Trustees should coordinate with UCI I'm not sure how many of your readers had the patience and were prompted to read the rather lengthy Interview of Sue Bryant. dean of biological sciences at UC.. Irvine. I trust. however. thal both our locaJ school and community college rrusteei. did. I assign this reading to the community college rrustecs because all programs that improve the academic ability of students enrolling at their two-year AlthO\lgh some encouraging comments were made by Bryant on UCI projects previously1µndertaken locally (i.e., science fairs involving t.000 Costa Mesa and &tancia high school studen~, the record shows that hirge granti. of this nature do nqt accompUsb many qf the goal., sought at lower lev< ls of education. I was dlsappolnt.J!d at the absence of any ref~rence to comparable prognµns that have already been1iconducted by other educalioqal institutions. Bryarit mention' .1 number of occasions using ·professional dev~ment" tu assist high school teachers ·111 get lab experience" and to conduct a "math academy" on Saturday mornings. A local community college has. on a number of occasions. conducted math and scierke work.shops for secondary and eleme ntary faculty. Science fairs have also been conducted by community coJJeges. It would be of great vaJue 11 the programs at UCI were integrated or. at least, coordinated with those of the ·community colleges. This collaborative effort could inie< 1 i.ome of the NationaJ Science Foundation money into the community college system aod. as importantly. bring these two entilies closer together in an important working relationship L£FTERIS LAVRAKAS Costa Me'><t A Special Edition of the Newport Beach Chamber of Conunerce "ASTONISHING!" Advertise in the Daily Pilot Off;cia/ Parade Program. The Christmas Boat Parade is c~ming to Newport Harbor, December 18-22. This year's theme is "Celebrating America With Lights." One way your business can participate in this rich tr~dition is hy advertising in the Official Newport Harhor Chrishn~s Boat Parade Program. T1e program wilI he m ailed to all Chamber members and delivered to more than 40,000 hc:>useh olds with the Daily Pilot on Sahuday, Decembe r 7, 2002. Additional honus distributi~n during the parade. DEADbINES The Ctwtlbef ~ '/04ll participation. By lldver1fslnG In the ornotal Chf1stmas Boat P8'8de Progtwn, you promote~~ 8"d nMlke It posalble fof the Chamber to contlrKM tlOetlng one of the gr..-. hollcMy wera In the nation. Daily A Pilot For mont lnfonnatlon on advertising, Call 941MM2-4321 W'l'mtf "HOT ... MESMERIZING!'' NY11MIS "HILARIOUS ... MIND-BOGGLING ... EMOTIONAL!" IA'l'DllS NATION-'!. TOUR PRfSEN'TID BY ~ DAVID COPPERFIELD AN INTIMATE EVENING OF GRAND ILLUSION NOV 20-23 w~ & Thur1dov at 1:00 Friday at 6:00 and 9:0opm. pm ~"3~~~ llOOll, 3:00, 6:00, and 9:00pm ... OAANGE COUNlY w· -~PERFORMING ARTS CENTER SEOEasnoM NAU • .. ,. QUOTE OF THE DAY "I was just thinking, my m om really loves me." Dady Pilot Jordan Harris, UC Irvine senior Sports Edttor Roger Carlson • 19491574-4223 • Sports Fu: (949) 650-0170 GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE GIRLS TENNIS CHAMPIONS EYE OPENER l)aily~Pib • Spana lld of Fame .-.."".u1'Xtf••.,....••~ November 18 hollOftt LAURIE SAWIN-QUINN Wednesday, November 11 2002 A7 (A~I i l'-' Ac PL, Costa Mesa High's girls tennis team reigns as undefeated champions in the Golden West League. Back row. from left: Hilary Havens. Paulina Rodnguez, Laura Fa1s, Kim Nguyen. Valerie Gomez and Ashley Hamilton. Front row, from left: Hong Nguyen, Thao Vu. Brenda Tran, Minh· Thy Pham. Chi Doan and Evelyn Wallace. Mesa hosts a first-round CIF Playoffs contest Thursday afternoon. UC Irvine senior Jorda n Harris feared he wouJdn 't play this season, but he has m ade it back in time and wilJ be one of the key players for the Anteaters. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot A t first. Jordan Harris thought the worst June 30th and the few days after were some of the most horrible days of his life. Harris. a senlor and one of the leaders of the UC Irvine men's basketball team, injured hls Jenee four months ago and was told he would probably need surgery and would most likely ~this season. a season in which he was looked al to be the difference-maker. Hanis. who earned honorable mention All·Big West Conference honors last season when the Anteaters won the Big West regular-season tide. felt his knee give out on a fu$ break while playing ba*etbell in Im Angeles this past summer. He saw his knee swell and thought his season would be over, and he COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL The best of ·rebounds thought he wouldn't be ahle 10 play again. It didn't help that 'iOme UCI tnuners gave him the worst-case <,eenano. A tom anterior cruciate hgamenl and surgery would be needed. A doctor's prognosis would be the bottom line and the night before his appointment, Harri'> called his mother to empty his feelings. "I was up-;et," I lams said. "I told my mom that I didn't know what W-d.!> going on. I told her I had an appointment. but that I was scared and disappotnled." Un,derstand, Harris had never been seriously injured. I le Marted all 32 games last year. He had been working hard during the off-season and was determined to make this season special for UQ. He wanted lo lead the Anteaters to the NCAA Tournament. But then came the injury. And, then came the worry. Fortunately. for Harris, then came mom. Harris' mother, Geraldine, who lives in Arizona knew what she had lo do when she received the distressed phone call from her son. She drove through the night. about a six·hour drive. to Irvine just to be with her son for that doctor's appointment "It was his first injury," she said "The trainer was very insensitive to that Jordan didn't know what to expect from the DON LEACH I OAllY PILOT s .. HARRIS, Pase AS UCI basketball player Jordan Harris is ready to get back on the court after an injury almost put him out of the game . PREPS OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Riding a title w ave Fall sports playoffs figure to bring yet another ·windfall for athletes, and Newport-Mesa schools. F or people who make their livlng writing about games. sportawrlters can be a woefully whlnylot. Much of my e:rperlence has been that a sporuwrtter without something edible ln hll/het mouth, ~ quite often, ~aomethinc neptiw from It. For eome reMOn. some on the pftil> bell( .. UDUIUdy bfner, bbd. p.blpl.tMr~DO(~ ~ m pnlfl Hllllillll ~or that .......... thlk' P'lblk•don cllwt• to lhllr ~cm often be .-..,ton a ..,....cut. So It is that the familiar refrain Inside the medJa room at the C1F Southern Section office on days when playoff pa1rlngs are announced, amounts to heartfelt hopes that teams within their clrulation areas IOle and lose quickly. More Joues. lea wotk. more time to graze and pouee. If I ahared tbele eendments. BARRY I'd haw long. fled the FAULKNER Newpon-Meea mmbt, lklCet pm1iculady tbll dme o1,.... ~ IMIOO me.II pOir1g up~ kJiil cHltince ~ .... and colUmn IOcbel. • Fofloail ....... k ...... ~up W:tariel llld .... to lhe .an.tidy ample ooDecdon ol Soudmil Stcdon ....._ Newport·MIM IChOolt annually amass. Girls voDeyball, boY' water polo and girls tennis figure to continue this trend tn the coming weeks and the football playoffs wtD tndude three local teams. The Newport Harbor lleld hockey team~ made its now annual triP-to the Tuumammt of Clmripions 8nal. Pus the mUIWd ~ thoee~~ ••• .. - .. -~. NIMmber 13, 2002 SPO R TS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Bravehearts The turnaround for Costa Mesa's team appears to have got it's start from the resurgence of the :::n~ary .• Faulkner • Daily Pilot 1 I t's tough to keep a secret in the wodd of blgb school football and. after' three weeJG of the 2002 lflllOO. the scouting report c:irculaling about the Costa Mesa High seamdary went 800ldbing like ~ "Undershed comers easier to bum than kindling.* Much bas changed in the lru.'1 six weeks, however, as the three-man unit has tumed its reputlltion aroWld The improved play of junior comerbaclc:s Luis Gof\7.8lez and Al Rodriguez. as weJJ as the steady contributions of senior safety 'fyler Waldron, has had a big hand in cpe M~~ cwrent six-game winning streak. The secondary was. once again. superb in Friday's 36-7 victory over Santa Ana. a win that wrapped up the Golden West league's No. l playoff spot and at ~ a share of the league crown. "These guys have improved tremendously.· said Mesa Coach Dave Perldns, who credits first-year secondary Luis Gonzalez coach DJ. Jett for much ol the group's progres& "EYel)'one was pidcing on our 5-fi>ot-8 comers (Rodriguez is 5-7 and Gomalez 5-9), and people got those game tapes, so they've tried to do the same ever since. But it hasn't been too successful lately." The numbers back up - Peddns' assessment After sunendering an average of 181 ~yards the first three games. Including seven touchdown passes. Mesa's six subsequent foes have thrown for j~t 331 yards, a 55-~ aveiage. <mdjust one TD. During the six-game stretch, Waldron. Gonzalez and Rodriguez have collected six of the team's seYeO interceptions. Mesa bad just one interception the first thn:e weelcs. Waldron. whom Perle.ins calls the leader of the group. has three interceptions this season and. at 6-2. 180 pounds. has aswmed a physical presence Tyler Waldron in the center ol the 8eld. "He has made aome big hila ~the middle,"~ taid. "Q.iya milbt cau:h one <Mr the mkldle. but they don~ come around again without looking for No. 20." Gonzalez bas two interceptions and has provided strong run support · ."Hes probably a better tackler than Al, but he has more varsity experience, having started for \JS last year." Perkins saJd Rodriguez. who has two lntercepdons, has come out of nowhere this season filler gwsrung oniJle bench last fall "He had a hard time starting on the junior varsity Last season, but he really showed us something over the summer. We.had a pasfilng league game at Tustin and they matched up their 6-6 tight end on him outside. They threw the ball over there and Al climbed up the guy's frame like a ladder 10 knock the ball away. We knew COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Van guard U. falls in three FUND-RAISER Johristone speaking at CdM baseb·all event COSTA MESA -11-1e Master's CoUege swept host Vanguard University in women's voJJeybalJ Tuesday night. taldng the Golden State Athletic Conference ded· sion with a 33-3 1, 30-19, 30-26 decision to Improve to 22-15, 9- 10 in the GSAC Vanguard, which fell to 9-18, 5:14, was led by Debby Baeder's 14 kills and 15 digs. while Jen Johnson had 27 ~ts. The Uons close out the season on Friday night when they host Fresno Pacific in a GSAC match, which is 33-0 and ranked No. 2 in theNAIA PREPS Continued from A 7 Least-imposing road to a CIP Southern Section crown. Required by rule to play within their enrollment-based division, rather than "play up" to seek the best compedtion. the Sallocs face a red-carpet ride to the title match in Dtvislon D·M. With defending champion Mira C.ost.a now in DMslon I-A. only No. 2~ Westlake (19-3) appears to stand between the Turs and their seventh section crown. Such a statement may be bold, especially considering the Sailors dropped a Sea View CORONA DBL MAR -Jay Johnstone, an outfielder for eight teams during a 20-year major league career. includ- ing the Angels and Dodgers, will be the featured speaker at the inaugural Corona def Mar High Baseball Hall or Fame Banquet, Saturday at 6 p.m. .at the Hyatt Newponer Hotel Johnstone, known for his sense of humor both as a playei: and a broadwter, will be part of the festivities that will include induction of the League match to Aliso Niguel this fall But Glenn and his talented team should be playing at Cypress C.ollege the weekend before Thanksgiving. ••• Sportsmanship continues to be a point of emphasis for Southern Section administrators, but rec.ent events indicate these efforts are rolling against a mounting societal tide. Some local athletes refused to shake hands last week after a contentious league .fl.nala tennis match. Mind you, these are girls who attend the same school. I recently was stunned to witness a football public-address program's first Hall of Fame class, live and silent memora- bWa auctions, dinner:. and a presentation of the program's ~tadium , project. Tick:ets priced at $100 are still avail· able b)' contacting Dave Sprowl at (949) 721·6831. 1Y Harper (Class of 1999), Jeff Pries (Class or '81). fonner major leaguer Matt Keough. as well as the CIP Southern Sec- tion cbarppiombjp teams or 1981 and 1999, wiU be h on- ored as inaugural inductees into the Hall of Fame. · announcer for a school outside the Newport-Mesa area. use the rrucrophone 10 loudly criticize an official's call. ••• Leave it to Corona del Mar High football coach Dick Freeman to Inject humor into an otherwise dour situation. After senior center Jason Kidushim saeamed In pain when trainers repositioned a kneecap that had been dialocated during Friday's game against Northwood, Freeman, who openly admires the way Kidushim competes, offered some good-natured advice. HI told him when be gets manied and his wife starts OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK AJ Roctiguez then we might have something with him.. Peddns said Jett demands- int.ensity 8nd effort on every snap in praciice. and his empba&s OD tackling has helped the Mustangs limit big plays. Santa Ana. which lw1 earned more than 65% of its offensive yards in the air coming in (193 per game), ooDected just 93 yards on 12 completions. Further, the Saints' longest pa.sQ.ng gain was 12 yards. Mesa limited two catches to~~ and baJted ano no gain, while limiting four other completions to 5, 5, 4 and 3 yards. With a<ktitional aedit due the Mustangs' pass rush and its linebackers dropping in coverage. opponents have completed just 38 of 88 passes the last six games. just 43%. "We have all the confidence in the world in these guys.· Pertins said. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebrating the Daily Pilot's Athlete of the Week series Today 17 -Dartangan Johnson Newport Harbor R>otb811, '01, ·02 SCHEDULE TODAY Yohybel: JC women -Golden West at Orange Coast, 7 p.m. Soccer. College men -UC Riverside at UC Irvine, 7 p.m. Bubtbel: JC men -Orange Coast at Imperial Valley, 5 p.m. complaining about child berth, he'U have a story for her.· Freeman said. ••• I can't remember the last time it rained from start to finish at a Newport-Mesa prep football game. but the fact that a little more than 100 spectators spotted the home stands to watch C.orona del Mar play In the downpour for a piece of the Golden West League championship Friday night was shameful Heck. listening to Offensive Coordinator Ed Blanton's running commentary from the press box is worth the price of admission alone. GOLF Anteaters 10th after two rounds at the Vegas .Showdown OCC's Pope qualifies for state tournament. The UC Irvine women's golf team is ln 10th after the second round of the three-day Las Vegas CoUegfate Showdown at the Anthem Country Oub in Henderson, Nev. New Mexico ranked 17th in the nation. shot a five-under 283 Tuesday to tab a Ow-shot lead over host UNLV with a two-day total of 589 (306-283). UCI has improved its lirst-round total by a stroke and is 10th at 637 (319-318) in the 15-school field . UCI sophomore Stella Lee was six-over par 70 Tuesday and is tJed for 18th at 154. Freshman Angela Won shot a 77 and moved up 13 spots to 39th (160). Freshman Sara Huber is 4 lst at 161 (79-82), while junlor01annlng Lovejoy {83-81) and sophomore Shelly Raworth (81- 83) are tied for 52nd with a two-day total of 164. UNI.Y's SUnny Ob shot two under to lead the field with a one-shot advantage <M!I' New Mexico's Kallin Downs and Kristi Larsen and Pepperdine's Undsay Wright. who share a two-day totaJ of 146. The tournament concludes with 18 boles today. ••• OCC61 Pope-sparilln In R.poR.I, but she Ms bia• ..... on the plate Ot:ange Coast CoUege's Marilyn Pope qualified to play the La Pur- isma Golf Course In U>mpoc at next week's state championships af. ter shooting a 173 (81-92) over the two-day, 36 hole Southern Cali· fomia Regional Otampionships completed Tuesday on the par-71 Hacienda Country Oub in La Habra. Pope qualified for the state tournament Nov. 17-18. but won't play because of a prior commitment -she will be celebrating her 25th wedding anniversary. said OCC Coach Barry WaUace. "You can look at it two ways.~ Wallace said. ·rd love 10 see her compete at the state tournament with the way she's playing. She's getting better and better with each match and can hold her~· But she has other responsibilities and we aU agree that the (anniversary) is the most important thing.• Pope's 81 was the second lowest score, to a 79, for a single round in the tournament Coast's Joanne Durocher shot 100-96 -196 over the two·day tournament No player broke 80 Tu~y. ••• Newport tt.t.or 14th at CF team dMsional champiomhlps The Newport Harbor Higll girls golf team finished 14th Tuesday at the CIP Southern Section team divisional championships at the El Toro Golf Course. . Natalie Draganza and Amanda CampbeJJ were the low scorers for the Sailors, both shooting 12-over-par 84. Kaleigh Hom (102), Rachel Kone (102) and Marissa 7.ehnder (103) also scored for the Newport I !arbor, which posted a team total of 485. Oragan7,a is scheduled to compete Monday in the CfF Individual Otampionships. at Mis.sion Lakes Country Oub in Desert 1101 Springs. • •• Cot"On.11 del MM l6th, Albricfrt and McCoy advance to Clf indtvldu.ts Katie Albright shot a 91 to lead the Corona del Mar High girls golf team to a 16th place finish at the OF Southern Section team divi· sionals at the par· n El Toro Golf Course Tuesday. CdM shot 490, paced also by Jackie McCoy and Jennifer Woo, ~o both shot 95, Caitlin McDonald (1 04) and Veronlca Friedman (105). Albright and McCoy advance to the CIF Individual Finals Nov. 21 at the Desert takes Country Oub in Desert Hot Spring& Peninsula High won with a 422 followed by Esperanza (424), SoutJ1 Torrance (43 1), Santa Margarita (451) and Rosary (454), who aU ad· vanced to the CIF Team Otampionships held Monday al Las Posas Country Oub in Camarillo. COLLEGE HONORS Larsen earns Big West award CRAWFORD HAU. -Senior all players with a .640 hitting per- mlddle blocker Rebecca Larsen centage ( 17 lcills. I error, 25 at· earned Co-Player of the Week tempts), as the Anteaters d e- Big West Conference She aver· feated Pacific for the first time in aged 3. 78 kills. 1 block and 22 Stockton and only the second aces over nine games. Larsen led time overall. ' SURFING Newport runs record to 9-0 NcWPORT BF.ACH -Newport Harbor Higll's unbeaten club surfing team won its ninth straight victory Tuesday morning ar 59th Street with \l 68-58 deci· sion over Calvary Olapel of Santa Ana. Morgan Hill and Brighton Brandenburger each got their second victories of the season in the short boani event, and 'fyler Hosselni was a heat winner, as • well, in the short board. Joey Head was second his heat In 1 · to 2·fool swells on a "summer· like" morning. Alex KnOS1 won the long board (an event Newport had won ev- ery time out this season) and Mike Beclt was second In the body board. In the nonscoring girls short/ long board event, llrlca H<>Melni and !unY Lowry went 1-2. Gill .................. -Llpl .... -<Im•• .,...ct: •WP'OIU Ml.SA fMrelmilt9' refwre.d to .. ltlll .... -ltlll .... .. . Llpll .... ...-a SCHOOL. OIS· .er .., o.MMlte: ,,..... .., .......... UL ,.. ...... lttctljlt: 'WIC*""° OCPMT •NT, -leer St,..t, t= I. C•t• Mesa, ,,eject: •IWPOIT- lllSA .. -...... a. ... :'Na'6:W--,.., ---H•tZATIO• -llD 11.....u& .. :01sT111cT. • w111 r~ve llP to, ltut not latw lll•11. tile •boH stated llld dudhne M.ted bl4b et Ille pl~ kte11tlfltd •bov• for u.. award of • c0nltact for the •bove P1oject There wolf be 1 -· ~Pr• bid mHt111a ,_,...__ 11oor. n r.1r °' twe. Costa Mu., C.llfor nil ltPOfl I -·f<•f1flh ...w-t of S U .eo. Alt •ddllionel cher c• of 110.00 will be ma4e II h•ndled bJ mtil fhlon• 7 l 4n!>4. ~307 tCM f u'. chesl111 lntorm~tlo11, Cech bid shill be made on the Propout form provided in Ille CCUlh ect documet1ta. ind Mlall be llCCCH!lpa11ied by • cw l1f'-d Of cahl«'s check or • bid boftd tor not las than 10' of the •mount of llM bid, mad• payeble to tho Coste Meso S-ltery Dl•trlct. No pr0pou1 shall be considered unleu ac companied by such cesluer's check, cuh or bidder's bond "°tlce form It eve411W. fT0111 the c-t ci.~ ........., ...... F I "--A. kkal .... h~. II• S U41. S•••••e••• ····' St..._. & ........ . l t7 1t .... ,, ... , ltw4.. Ste. It 0, ltv ... , CAt2'12 Publlah•d Newport 81ach-COst.1 Me.u Deify Pilot No'ietrtbtf 7, 13, 14, 2002 ThW9S9 ISC1*5 IOllCI Of PmlllO UllSJIUSllll Oft JMI Ill RIJPllU WlllU21'1" fo ail heirs, benefl c1ar1es, c:rtdotors. con· t111&ent creditors, and persons who may oltl erwru be interested tn the will or est•l•. or both. ol JACK LEC I 0954 P•bllle Ct., fou11l•l11 Valley, CA 9V08 TIM Ficlltlous B- 111-referred lo lllovo was f1'4d 111 Oun&• County on 10/1/02, FILE NO 2002t918819 JoMl)h lt•wklns. 10954 Pebble Ct.. f' ountaln V•lloy, CA 92708 0 1or1• •ter nandu . 10954 '•bble C t ., fountain Valley, CA 92708 This bu sinus IS con· dueled by· • cene,.I partnerM!ip Joyph Hawkins This statement wn flied with the County Clerk of Oranae Counly on 10125/02 20026921617 Datfy Pilot Oct 25, Nov 6, 13, 20, 2002 W891 HOflC( 1$ HEREBY GIVCN ttiat tho Hewpor1 • MtH Unified School Distric t of Oranc• Count)', C•ltfor nla , Ktllle b~ tnd lhrouall 1ta ~ov«nln1 Board. hoft1Mft¥ ref«red lo n "OISTltlCT: will 1-vt up lo. but not ... ,., l~. the •bow•· 1tlltd bid dHdllne, se•led bids et the place Identified above lot lhe ew.,d of • contreci for the above Project. W 20, 2002 at t1M •••••r• A Office 2tlS leer Street ....... (, c. •••• ..: -. CA t2'2'. Qu.,. Uo11s or ditectoons, call Eli1n Welshet 1t 714 424 8950 Any bidder flillne to attend the enl11e Pit bid meetone will be deemed • nonr e\pon&ove bidder ind will have 1ts bid returned unopened Blddefs will be issued pr1qual1foullon requ11e ments •I the mandatory pre·b1d meet1n11 on November 20, 2002 Bidden must obtain speclfk d~t.1ls from the District and not rely solely on tti. advertise No bod shtll be con s1dered unteu ti IS made on • blank IOfm lur nished by the Costa Mesa San1t.,y Distrk:I and IS madt on 1ccor dance wolh the provo· soons ol th• Proposal requtrements. FITZPATRICK A PETITION fOR PRO· The lollowlna persons BATE has been flied by ue doin1 busllless es: TIMr• will be • -...._, pre bid meet1n1 •• 2.oe , ...... ..__ ,._ •• !092 •t tho ..... ,. A Office, J tlS l••r Stroot , ....... C.C..teMe- ... CA t262'. Qu.a· t!Ofls Of dinctlons, cell Elan Webht et 714 4?4- 8950. M'I bidder felllna to attend UM entire pre· bid MHtlna wlll be deeflled • -•SC>Onslvo bidder Ind will lleve Its bid ret•ned 11nopened.., B 1cldel$ wilt be Issued prequ1lificetion requlft mints at the mandatory pre·bld meellnc on Novembtr 20, 2002 Bidden must obt1i11 specific dttalls trom the Oistnct and not rely 50lely on the advertrse menl. Pro1ect Documents may be purchoed at INTERNl:T BlUEPRINl 16372 Const o uct 10~ Citcle East, Suitt 7 ltv1ne, CA 92606 AU Proiect Oocumenh mus.I be purchased Payment wolf not be r elunded, and the Project Oocumenh are nol requ11ed lo be ,..turned. Project Docu menb may be vlewe4 .,fy at the Constsuctoon -...nae~·s office after Novembe• 13. ?002 al McC1rt hy 8u1ld1n11 Companies 20401 S W B11ch Street, Suite JOO Newport Buch CA Each bidder mu1t be hGensed and also pre qualthed u requited by law A Oen A or C42 contractor·s hcen,.. IS 1eqmred RYAN LH FITZPAlRICK A.) Institute for H1stor· <tnd S HIRLEY FITZ· lcal Review, B.) Noon PATRICK in the Superior lrde Preu, C) lnde· Court ol Calllornoa , pendenl Pubt1shlna Countyol ORAHCE Croup, D ) liberty THE PETITION FOR lobby,[.) The Sc>oll'lfll, PROBATE requests that f.) L1befty library. G.) RYAN LH rlT2PATRICK liberty Trust, It.) lib and SHIRLEY fill erty Trusl Mini end PATRICK be appointed as Medallion, 1650 Babcock personal representatives Street. Cost• Mn•. CA to adm1111sler the estate 92627 The Bo•rd ol Oorectors ol the Cosll Mesa Sanitary Otslrlcl re serves the 11aht to reiecl any or all bids. of the decedent Le&lon for the Sui vlval TltE P(TnlON r4qutsts of Freedom, (TX). 1650 aulho11ty to administer Babcock Streel, Costa the estate under Ille Mesa. CA 92617 tndependenl Admonos This business •s con· lrilloon ol [states Act ducted by.• COtpor<ition (Thi~ Authority will allow Have you :started dotn1 the ptosonal represen bus111ess yet' Yes, 04/ lithves lo lake many 14/1952 The Cont11ctor shall comply with the prov•· s1ons of Section I 770 to 1780. '"elusive, of the C•hlOfma labor Code. lhe prevaohn& 11te and stale of wa&U dt'ler mined by lhe 011 ettor of lhe Oeparlment of lnduslroal Rtlatoons, State o l Catifornoii. which are filed with the Clerk of the OISlrtel, and •hall lorfeol pen<1lt1e~ pruc11bed therefore for non-omphance ol u1d codt actions withoul obtain Leewn For The Sur one court approval v1val Of freedom 92660 In accordance with the p1ov1s1ons ol Bimnen and Profession\ Code Sec loon 7028 I!> •Rd Pubhc Con111e1 Code Sechon 3300 the DIS fRICT 1equ11e\ lh•I lhe bidder possen the lollow111e • ldu1li.a loon(s) of ~onlo ao Im ' hcense(s) al lht tome the bid I\ •ubmotled Clan B Any boddeo nul so licensed at the tome ol lhe bid openong will be re,ecled a\ nonre Belore lal>.on& ceolain Gree Raven, Secy(Toen very 1mporlanl actoons, This s tatement was however, lhe personal hied with the County repre!>entahvPs will be Clerk ol Otanae County on 10/25/02 rtquued lo 111ve notoce 2002692 1635 ment. Proj~ct Documents may be purdl•sed at INltRNET BLUEPRINT, 16372 Conslruc loon Crrdo East, Suttt 7. Irvine, CA 92606 All Project Documents must be purc.htsed. Payment will not be refunded, and the Project Oocumenh are not requited to be returned. Proie<t Docu 1Mnta may bo .,._..,.., I he \ucceulul bidder \hall be requ1ted to posl a p"yment bond lo 1n\111 e lhal per \On\ work1na on the 1ob ., .. 1Ja1d to tnlroested peosons units!> they have WllYf!d Daily Pilot Oct 30. Nov nohce or Lonsented to 6, 13, 20, 2007 W89J the proposed action) s.....ttl lhe 1ndependenl ad m1n1str•t1on authority a. I I ef lht ti will be go•nled unless ,.... .......... Pursuant to Caltfor noa Conlracl Code Setloon 22300. CONIRACIOR will be entolled lo po\I dpproved ~ecur 111~~ with lhe 01\lllCI nr "" •pproved lonanci•I 1n sl1tuhoo 1n ouler lo have I he Q,.l roc I I elease tunds retooned tiy the Ot\lrtcl to on1u1 • pe1 1111 ma nee ol lh• 1 on ,,.,, an 1n leruted pe,.on The followon& person file$ an ob1ect1on to the has abandoned the use pelotoon and \hows 11ood of the r 1ctrloous Busr la use why the cour I ness Name DVD'> 4 should not 1t11nl the les.s, 2700 w Coast autho11ty Hwy.. •130, Newport sponsive ...t, 1t the Construction M.n•pr's office atter November 13, 2002 al McCuthy Butld1n11 Companies, 20401 S w Birch Street, Sulit 300, Newport Buch, CA Tome os of I he t\\ence [•ch bod •hall bt at companied by • bod secu11ty on lhe loom ol cash, a ct1 l1f1ed or cnh1er's check nr bid bond on an arnounl nol len lh•n ten P" ten I (IO'C.) ol lht' lolal bod pflce. payable to lht A HEARING on the Buch, CA 92663 petition Wiii be held on The Foctotoous Bu~oness DlCEMB(R 12. 200? at name retetred to above I 30 P m in D~pl l 73 w u hied in Or •nee located at 341 fhe C11y. County on 8122/02. rlLE D11ve South 01dn&e. CA NO 2002691«4!> 92868 Michael Ray Summer">, If YOU OBJ{_Cl to the 11705 Benloeld Ave . e• an tone of lhe pet11ton, Norwalk, CA 90650 92660 In 11CCOfd1nce with tbe provisions of Sustnos and Prolefllons Code Section 7028 l~ and PublK Conlr•cl Code SectlOtl 3300. the DIS DtSlRICf The OlSfRICl '"'rives the 11eht to r e1fcl any or •II bods or lo waive l1qu1daled dam•~o m the \um of $?SO peo day \hall be ompo\ed for each unt•Cu\ed day berond lhe ~on lr nl complehon dale you should appuo a l the Robert Scott Gates. hu11n11 and slate your 2700 West Coasl Hwy nbsechons or file written •115 Newport Be.1th obiechons wolh the coull CA 92663 before lhe he•ron1 Your nus busones5 rs con appur a nee may be '" ducted by a eener al person or by your paolnerShlf> Dated Novemb"r 6 2002 TRICT requites that the any 1rre1ula11l1u or bidder possess the onfOfmahhu in •ny bods lollowin1 cl1n1f1c , or in lhf bodd1ne P•O tron(s) of contractor's cess BY OROlR Of Tit[ BOARD or DIR( c IORS or THE COSIA MCSA SANllARY DISTRICT attorney Michael Ray Summers Ir YOU ARl A CRCOI This sl<1tement was lkenw(s) al th• hme The Cahforn11 Depart th• btd Is submitted ment of lndu\lr111 Cius B Any bicldtr nol Relatton• hn deter so hctnsed 11 the ttme mined lhe cene,.I pre of the bid openona woH Vllhn& 11tn of per diem be re,ected H nonrt wa&n for lhe lnuhty in •ponS1ve whoch lhe woo k " lo be Publl\'1ed Newpoo I Beach Costa Mei4 Daily Pilot Novembeo 6 13. 2002 W90B TOR or cont1n1ent filed with the County tred1t0< of the deceased, Clerk of Orance Counly you musl Ille your claim on 11/01/02 with lhe court and mail 2002•t22S71 IS( 1?412 MOOO Of l'fTl1D TO AOlllSTEI mATI Of: • c0py to the personal Daily Pilot Nov 6 13. representatue\ •P 20.27.2001 W900 pointed by the court w1lh111 four monlhs lrom fldlll.-...SS Tome 15 of the nsence performed lor the Pro1 Each btd shall be ac e< I Copoe\ ol lhne compinotd by , bod w•eu ••le dele1m1111 secut1ly on the form of lions. entitled Proaohne the dalt ol the llrsl ... s.....t issuance ol lelte• s as provided 1n Probele Code section 9100 The t1n>e IOf hhn& claims will not upore betore four months from the hea11ne date notoced above " I Wa&• Scale, are m<11n Gas · a certo led 0' taoned at the OISlRICl caShief's chedo or bid JOSIPM l llOITOll, .. .. JOSIPM l llOIToel Wl MO. A7160tt bond in an amount •IOI office and are naolablt lus tllan ten percent at lhe followon1 web\olt (IOS) ol tile total bid w-d1r u 1°• II \hall lo 111 he1ts bt'nel• -~· P•"•"''· In th be mandalOfy upun th~ c•••~. crtdolors con ... -. ' """ e succustul b1ddt1 to YOU MAY EXAMlNl the hie kepi by the court II DISTRICl tmeent cred1IOI\. and fhc DISTRICf rese1Wu whom the tonlr.tcl '' pel\ons who may oth you are • person on Ill• rtetit to reiecl any 1w1rded, 1nd upon any trwise be •nleruted in lerested 1n lht eslale, 01 all btds "' to waon subcontnclor listed to the woll 01 ulale Of you may file with the •ny ure&ula1tlon 01 P•Y nol It!\\ th•n the both. of JOSf PH R courl 1 Requnt for tnformallhH In iny but\ uod spec1fH1d <1lu to NORTON. .IR ~k.. JO Special Notice (form 0£ °' in the biddoni pro 111 wo<kers employed by SlPH R NORTON 154) of the fihn& ol an cus them for the Pro1fcl A PlllTION FOR PRO tnwenlory and 1pp,.1ul The Cahl0tlltt Dep.trt No bodde< may with BAIT h.u been toled by of estate ass.eh Of of ment o f lnduslroal draw any bid '°' a MARY fRANCIS NOIUON iny pehtion or accounl Rel1l1ons has deler pe<ood of l0<ty love 14!>1 on the Supeuor Coutl ol 1' provided on Probate mlMd the l•net•I pre calendar day\ •It" the C•lofornll Counly of Code section 1250 A .,.,1,,.1 ratas of per d,.m dale HI '°' th" openone Of!ANCl Request for Spec11I f ofbtds THE PE llTION fOR Notice form IS 1v11labte W•&es °' tho louhly in Pursu1nt lo Pubhc from the court clerk whoch the work IS to be Contr ,.1 Code .,_cloon PROB A TC requests thal •tt 1 , ti .. ptrlormed for the Pooi ·~ .,.. MARY FRANCIS NORTON ,. -y or e "-' eel Coples of ther.e 21300, lhe Aa•e~melll be appomted n person•I a..w-.i. ,.,.tier, 1"'1· w•1es rate dttermin1 will contain pro¥1sion\ repruenlatove to ad (CSI• 19J2to). t t le p perm1ttm11 the su~uu minister lhe ulale of Cltorloa C. McKee, 1Mt-oons, en 11 d revalhn& 'ul b1dd•r lo •ub•t1tute (CSll 59724) 1 .. 0S l. Waeo Scale, 11e m•on ' ~ • • the decede11t • " • t11ned at lhl DISTRICl \ecurohes lor •n1 mon Ht£ Pl nTION reqursh fourth St., s-•• ...... office end .,, •nrl•bl<! •u w1thhtld by the the deced<ent' Will •nd CA t2701 .at the lollowtnl website DIS TRICl lo eruure codicils ii any be Published Newport w-dw.ca iov 11 shall pe<IOfmance under lhe admitted to probate The Beach Costa Mua Daily IM mandalOty upon the Asrffmenl °' perm1tl1n1 Wiii and eny cod•c•I• .,., Prlol November 13. 19. successf11I bidder to payment of oett'ntions av.,lable for uam'"• 20, 2002 WT912 whom the contract ts urned dorectly onto ''°" '" the Ille kept by s.....ttl •wMded, and upon any ucrow the court L ...a ti subcontractor hsted, to heh bidder mu\I meet THE P£11fl0N oequosh lw: f m 1 .. lht Pa t t th th &O•ls and requorements .authority to 11dm1n1\le1 ~ ...... ..__ Y no ess an e relalina to par1oc1p•t1on rll--'•Kl specified ralH to "' the eslate unde< the The follow•na penon •II worken employed by by minority buStnns Independent Admonos has abandoned the use them fortheProiec;t •nleoprtses, wo men lralion of ltl•les Acl ol lhe fteltlious Busr Ho btdder may with· buuneu enlerprosu and (lhtS Auth0t1t1 will •llow ness Name D1Scount duw "'' bid tor • Disabled Veteran Busi the per\Ollal represen DVD's & Rentals. 2700 penod ol forty Irv. (45) nus Enterprosn, ol any, talovc to lake m•nv W Coasl llwy . •lJO. calendar days a fler tho esl ablrshed by I.he actions without obt•1n Newport Buch CA tt ta t f ...... ni DISTRICT. ot m.ake • 1n1 court appro Vll g""'-"J 0 1 1 ..,1!' or .,,. DP* n1 1ood f11th elf or I wolh ""' ....,,.. BefOfe bll1n1 cet l.,n fhe f1ct1toous Business Puri uant to Public respect thereto. '" very important •chons. name referred to above C tr t ,.._,._ .,_ •--•ccordence with the however, the personal was filed on Oran&• on ac """'" .-cl"'" crller1a est1bhshed 22300, the AltMmonl repres.nlat1ve will be Couoly on 8/19/02. FILE wiU contain prov!Uons pursuant lo Public requlfed to &•ve notice ND 2002691~3 po11nlttlft1 the succtu Cofttract Code section lo internted pet\ons Robert Scott Cates, ful blcl6er to svbstltute ~-L .......__ unless they have W81ved 1605 Santa An• Ave . wcwttles fCM any mon "'-.._ nohce or consented to Costa Mesa. CA 92663 Its wltllll•ld b'f th• .... W~~:: Ille proposed actfOfl ) Mochael R•y Summers, DISTRICT to 1111ure 42 • .,...11 .,.. The independent ad· 11705 Benfield Awe , perf«mal!C9 Ulld« llM --m1n1str•t1on authority Norwdi. CA 90650 Acr"ment or pormllltna Publrshtd Ne wpor I will be tlflnted unless TlltS business IS con P•Y-nt ol retenllona Btach-Cos t• Mesa Dally an 1nl11nted person ducted by. a 1eneral urned directly Into Pilot Novembet 13• 20• hies •n ob,.ction to the partnenhop ~•OW, 2002 W9l.C petition end show'.\ eood Robert Scott Gates Each blddef must"'"' <OSflllSAMUIT caus. why tho couit This st•tement wn IOllS end 1tqulttmtflts -should not 1r1n1 the ftlltd with lho County 1tlet1111 to pa1tklp1tl0fl llm-~11, euU-lty. Chtrtl of Orantt County by mi-tty buslneu C..-A HCARING on Ille °" 11/1/02 111tttprlus. women ... --&:;llUon wlJI be held on 20026t22S72 ~~ •;,tert~~.~ NOflC( IS HEREBY 1::-':!." rn5 ';;: 2 L;~ 020•ill, p~ "°w 6:....!!i ,,_ .,._, -•-·t· .. at 341 The Cltl ' ' "-"'"' Cnterprlte, it 1111y, CMN that MaW pro-"""" ... ..........___....a utlbllalltd b1 the PoUll fOf lwnl:shlnt 111 Orive 'South, Onnp, C -• DIS'llltCT, or Mtllt • .. bOt. 111at«lalt. tQUlp· 92861. M ' ,., .... aood flllth effort with mint , t,.111port1tlon. tr YOU 08JECT to tlM tHptc t tlltttto, In Md Adi olll« taclHtlts 1ra11ti111 of tlM petition. ..... ........ •ccMd•11u with the ., -)' be taqulrl4 tor 'IOI.I ahotlld •PPM' at tho The followflla porso11 c:tll.,1• Hl•llll•"•d ltle ~ Of Etfld 1tata ,_ has lif>•1141c>Mi tht uw Ptlt1t1n1 t• 'vllllc THE: fOllOWINC NOJ. •or t• wrilltfl of tM Flctltlova 811M- Contr1tCt CMe ..c:tto.I CCT: H•AllltfATI Ions --tlw cowt -· Name: lellt For•t 2000(11). <A•Yo• •••fl•• Ill tM ...,...._ Y'11/1f M011tuaorl Scllool, /e/ --.. a... nA~ ........ ..,...ll'C4 _, ... In ~ TrelttKO ltoa4, ~., .. + hi ,_...., 11911._ per.Ott or 111 ,01ir IAeFornt.CABJO ~ W • ..._ Fl"-111 tttornt,. Tllte Fietltlow lllliMu 414aliiT Ell .-..d. .. "9 r~ IF YOO Mtl A CMDJ MW1t ,.._, .... .-Ove '•llll•li•• "••~rt ,, tit• Co.at• Meu TO!t or contlna enl WH fllM tn Otense 8ttdl Coilb.... s-it•1 l*trlct, .. lflt Cf1141tor of .......... eo.t'*72/U,lte. f.IU! Pllet fllo 11•• U , '.I. ~ .. tlla Crty Ollltll, 1011 l'lllltt tier: cttllft NO. l .... 2CMlil wtl:s 11 ,. 0rM, C..U wlttl tlle q..,, llM -8 L-•• f .... ...,,.... ... -·-..... Cellferwle 1111t11 8" • ~ te tM ,.,_. -1 Sdleol, Mc <C•>. -..._ .. , ... --. , ....... .._. 9"1•1 •II 2S0!5 Trtkct ltoed. o..net ..... 1.-u ~' e11 .. 11 I. 11, tM ~t ..... '-,..... C ~. llillt '-'· UNIPllO ICMMll pa ..... et _.... e-......_ff.-ttletletoltf CAMPI TllCT e::.. .. ...... .. tint -....e. tf -n. ...... " ~ ... ~ ,_. ... , ................ ,,..,..... Ill ..... .,._.,....... Aft II. ... .. ...cl....,_ ""'* C.-.. .._ LIM , .... ......_ A.& ...... ,,....... ..... tlOO. Tiie tlrtle ... ..... ... ktlool, Ille • .... et IN ~ 11Mr tM ..._ tf Ille dMIM d "°' ..... "'-• .. llh•, "'""· ...,.._ DlPMT· .... _. .... of ... ..._.tow ..-ttlt frMt deltt IRllY -... ..,..... ......... -....., ... ....,.... ... ~ '* .... _. ... ~· .. c.e. ...... ii ........... """ --· .., ..... c-ty CAliia w ........, .,_ .. VOU IMY (umll .. Cleft ef Or ... c:..tJ Pie t·•l .. e f · 1t I' P ..... -.. ..,..., .. _.If •l l/11M .................. ,.._ -...... •· lllllftl .. ................................... ~ ....... .. tlMw 10 [ It ....... = :::.. ....... : I ... -........ 11)6:~ •· ..... .. ........... _ -............. ,....., .. ....,. ....... ~ .. -, ,, .... ..... 191 • PSI? .. ... _. ....... 1111 a: ··---fllL__t! .. ... ... .:':: :fl:::~=-~~ .. .. ..... -· 111• The follow1n& pen,ons art! doin& busmen as A ) DC Development, Inc . B ) tnlenet [nlt11 roses, Int , 21 15 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mna. CA 92627 DC Oevelopmenl Int, (HV). 21 15 Hllfbor Blvd Costa Men. CA 926?7 lnlenet Enterpr9'e\, tnc (0£), 2115 Haobor Blvd Coste Mesa CA 92627 fh1s bu\lneu ts con ducted by ,loonl venture Have you shrled do•n& busine~'I yet' Ye\, 10/26/1998 OC Devel.,pm~nl Inc Jose C Gu l1erte1 President/CE 0 This statement was fried with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 10/11/0l 2002H20 1U Oaoly Pilot Ocl 23. JO, Nov 6, 13.2002 W888 ,.._...- ... s...... fhe followrn1 persons are doona b11s1neu n Y1an1 Be•ucloua Pho toe,.phy 207 J<Jth St . Newport Buc h, CA 92663 Viana Be•udouJ, 207 )9th Street, Newporl Be.ach, CA 92663 Ka• Beaudoua, 207 J9th Street, Newpo< I Beach, CA 92663 This business. os con ducted by husband and wife Have you started doone bu~tnns yel? No Yuna BHudouM T111s statement was hlocl w1lh the County Clerk ol o,.nae County on ll/12/02 2002MU462 Daily Piiot Now IJ, 20, 27, Dec 4. 2002 W932 Mimi ..... ... s...... Th• followln1 persons 111 dolna buMnus n . M Auto Rep11r & Smo1. 1720 Plannt11, Cost a Mesa. CA 92627 Gino Shanlilh•noan, 21146 Surfwood ln . Huntlnrton Beach, CA 92646 Merc11 al McGrecor . 2 1146 Suri wood l n , Huntlnrton 811ch, CA 92646 This bualt'Mss IS con· due~ by. 1111.lballd and wife ..... you Jt. led dolrta busiMu yetf Yn. t/02 Clfto Sfl.wll~ Thlt •t•l•metit WU fMtd wltlt tM Cou11ty Cltfll of Orin .. County on ll(l~ ~n ... J>ICIY Pilot Now. I, 13.i lO. fl. 2002 W901 ......... .......... n.. ........ ,.,_ ··= ........ . Cl C •I PartMn, w ., ........ c.iter °""' ...... , e..c11. CA_, C9Wllll ,. II J IK .... I £...,,._, IM. (CA). -..... , c ... ., ..................... CA-n. ...... •-· ......, ........... . ..... ,.. ...... ..... .. ....... ••" , .. , I JI l•l-==~ltlt1•l'•••Mt I lllt . CIW ..... .............. 111111 11 1 -•••tr a Cltrll of Orllfll• COIH!ty 011 ll/l2M 29026fH44 1 Daily f>llol Nov 13, 20, 27. Otc .... 2002 W917 ~ ..... ........ The followlna persons 11• doln11 business .s· AllH 011-. Proceulna. 2(8 48lh SbHl, How l>O'I. CA 92663 Atlti Mercan!Jle Corpo· ration (CA), 1300 Bnslol St.. N, Ste. 100. Now portt CA 92'60 Thts buslneu It. con· ducted by. • c:oc porahon Hive you started do1n1 business. yet? Yu, 11/ 01 Attn Mercantile Cor por11tlon Mall 'l'oun1. P1 os•dent This 1t1tement was hied with the County Clerk of Dr<1nce Cuunly on 11/12/02 20026tU40 D11ty Pilot Hov 13, 20, 27.0ec.4.2002 W929 fk-..t..ililU ... s...... The lollowtne per sons are do1n1 but.mess n R6'er Harper Roolone. 13783 Alder wood ln . •23C, Seil Beach. CA 90740 Roeer Harper, 13783 Alderwood lane. '23C. Seal Beach, CA 90740 Mark Harper , t 3783 AA!erwood laoe. •23C. Se111 Beach CA 907 40 fhos business " con ducted by a 1ener1I partner shop Have you \lar ted dolnft bu-.rnen y.,t? Yes 01 01/02 Mark Harper, Par Iner This stalen1e11t wa5 filed with t~e Counly Clerk of Or dnae Counly on 11/12/07 20026923442 Daily Pilot Nov IJ 70 27. Oec 4 200? W9J6 RdltiM ..... ' .... s...... The lollow1n11 person' ar1: doing bu.,ne~s as lake T Offt\I Montcs~Ol I School, 2!>435 Tr abuco Road, Suole C 5, l dke forest, CA 92630 Montes\011 School of Lake fore\ I lnl <CAI 25435 T 1.1bucn Ro11d Suite C ~ lake forest CA 926l0 This busme~\ os con ducted by a coo pooaloon Have you 'IMled doing business yP-t? Yes. 9/1/ 02 Monlnsori School ol L alle f °' esl In< Cav•nda Wal&ampdyd Prestd<!nl ThtS \talemenl wn hied woth the Counly Clerk of Oran11e County 011 11/12/02 20026t2S410 Dail; Pilot Nov 13. ?O ?7, Dec 4, ?0()2 W931 FiditlM ~ .... s.....t The lollow1n11 peo suns art! dome business a' S & J tnvestm~nl Compa ny, 3211 South tlarboo Blvd . Sanla Ana Calo fornoa 97704 Ron Sadro 6 Pem broke, Laauna N111u~1. C1ltf0fn1:a 92ii7 / Reza 1011 ?330 Van Caurd Way •B 102. Costa Mi's• Cdhforn11 92626 This bus1n~u 1s con due led by • eener al partnership Have you slarled do1n2 bus1nns y~•' No Ron Sadro This \latement was toled w11h lh~ County Clerk ol Or .a nee County on 10/10/0? 2002 .. 20121 Daily Pilot Del 21 30. Nov 6. 13 200? W880 ..... -...u .... s.....t lhe lollowona person• art dome busoneu 1s Yachl Club Communi cations, 1976? Mac Arthur Blvd Suite 350 hv1ne. CA 92612 Amuos Communications (CA) 19762 M111cAtlhur Blvd Suite 350 Irvine CA 92612 This bu\lntn " con ducted by a corpoo atoon Have you slarled dome business yet' Y~s. October 5, ?002 Amin Communll a lions. Inc Grof Amtes Ptesulenl This statement wu hied with the County Clerk ol Or1n1e County on 10/22/02 2002 .. 21252 011ly Prlot Oct 23. 30. Nov.6, 13.2002 W884 Atlll. ...... ... s...... The lollowin1 persons eoe do•nc busineu as Derrick Yacht & RV Sales 16971 Ationquon St . I C, Hunhnaton Bch, CA926'9 Oerrocll Yacht Sale\, Inc (CA). 16917 Alaonq111n Street. •G. Huntoneton 8ch, CA 92649 Thts business IS con· ducted by • corpo,.tlon Hawe JOU started dorl'll llUSIRUS ytt1 YH, 9/19/ 2000 Domek Yecht Sales, Inc. Geottt Dtr11cll. Preli· dint Tiiis 1t1tem1nt was hied wllh the County Clerll of O,.np Cou11ty on ll/tVO'l "91MH 411 Dltlfy Not Mow 1 J, 20, ?1. Oet. 4, 2002 M ii ........... ......... TM fohw"'-P«WM .... doinl 1tusi-... YCMI lHft [M, W.'lt low. UM, 1500 (ton .._.. ... wport 8-.il, CAl2MO tt•tlll11• All•9!11t s ... 11,r. 1 !.OO u°" ...... ,....,., . ..-. CAtlMO n. ........... eel! llllctellllilf·• ........... ..... ~ ........... _......,.., ... llet.,ltH Alle1u11 ..,. "* ......... ... .., ...... c...., Cllrll ., or...,.. ~ ...lJl,W .. ........ ln;'::t"" ~ I ...... CAf26l7 Vinll H•, M03 (Iden A,,• . If, eosu ~. CA92627 NJcholn Woocltn. 2tOl Elden A~• , If, C.Sl• Me11,CA92627 fhk busiMn is con dueled bJ. • Qeneral jl#'tne"hip Hav• you started dr)1111 buslneu yet1 No Vtnh Ha Th11 statement was hied Witt! the Count1 Ctef11 ol Ot enae County on ll/UJC1} ic.26'234 14 Daily Piiot Nov 13. 20, 27.~.4.2002 W927 .......... ... s.... The lollow1n1 per soru are dotna buslnen as Down On Thl Farm 401 Newpotl C<Jnte• Dr . Newport Buch . CA 92660 . Kom Stalford, 18568 Prunus St . r ount•111 Valley, CA 9271J8 Stephanie M11 lonu, 268 Violet, Ora1111e. CA 92869 This bu5Jnns I• con- ducted by a eener al pattnershop Have you started do•ne bus'"ess yet' No l(om Stafford lh1s statement was !tied wolh lhe County Cterk ol Oran&e County on 10/25/02 200269216 42 011ly Polol Oct 30, Nov 6. 13. 20. 2002 W898 Re-.. ..... ... s.....t The followona per sons ill e do111e bu•1nen as Reuom Poopertv Man agement, 6972 Church Cucle, Huntongtou Bch, CA92648 Oultoe Ruen. 6922 Church Cu cle, 1tunt1ng Ion Beath, CA 92648 Lona lee Muller 20 Coo moranl Newpor I Beach CA 92660 Thi~ bu,mes~ 1s con ducted by a eeneral pat tner\hop Have you sla1 ted doon11. business yet' No Oulcoe Ruess This ''"lemenl was ltled with the Courrly Clerk ol Ooanee County on 11/12/02 20026923422 Daily Pilot Nov IJ 20 '27. Dec 4, 2007 W9J4 fidlliM lllliritu ... s........ The follow1n11. per.uns are doing business as ChleProductsCroup cum ?91!> Rrdholl Avr Suol• f201 C"'I~ MP\d CA 92676 1 homa' Oav" ?915 Redhill Avt Sutle f ?OIB Cosio Mtsd CA 92626 Phil Hou\er. ?91 !i Redhill Ave . Suite r 20 l, Co~la Mesa, CA 9?626 Tilt~ bu\lnes' •~ con dueled by • erner al partnl!r\hop Have you star led dn•ng busonen yel' Ye• J"n ?002 l homas 0dVI\ lhrs st•ltment "'"' tiled wolh lhl' C.uunly Clerk ol Oranee f;uunty on 11/12102 2002'>92'420 Daily PtlOI Nov t 3 ?0 27 Oec. 4. 2002 W921 ,......, ... s........ The lolluw1ne pcoson\ are dome bu\lnes\ a\ Accel Media Cooup 311 I Broad Streel. Suole "B'. Newport Beach CA 92663 ( uc A H~lverson 3211 1/2 Broad SI Newpor I Buch CA 9;>1;6J SlevPn T alley1m• 17 309 Dalton Ave Gudrna CA 90247 rho' bUStnt\\ IS con ducted by a 11en~ral putnersh•ll Have you \lao led c!oon~ business v~•' y" 10 22/'Z002 [roe A Halvel\on This \lalement w•• hied wolh lhe Cnunly Clerk ol Or an11.e rounlv on 1111/01 2002•922S77 Daily Pilot Nov b. 13 20.27,2002 W906 fidlt6lls tu.a ... s........ The lollowon& per\on• are doin& bus1ne\S as Spider man 1 Shrr I Otltr 15301 GrAhlm Street Huntoneton Boch CA 92649 Clean fun B1 <1nd Place menl, llC 9CA). t5JOI Graham Strul, Hun ton11tnn Bea eh. CA 92649 Thos business rs con ducted by l1m1hd l,.bll1ty Co H•ve you started do•nt bus.non yet' Yes. Oct 20.2002 Clean run Brand Placemenl, LLC Mtc.hul Brus. M•naeei This stattmtnt wa$ ltled w1lll the County Clerk of Oran&• Cou11h 23. 30, Wl87 ,.... ..... ... s...... The lo1tow1n1 persons "e do1n11 bu$1nts<a n OT Matllettne, 18 POft ~St , hvrne, CA 9'614 fdwin de r1111nt• 18 Port~ ~I . l<Y1ne CA 92614 Thts bu~nH' IS COO dueled by an 1t1d1vldu1I H.a•• you slat led doont bus.oneU Y•t? 'l'H, 10/1/ 2002 (dw•n de Ferrante This \latement wu filed with lhe County Clerk ot 0,.ne• County on 11/0!>/02 20026t22151 D•1ly Pilot NO• 6 lJ 20. 27 2002 W911 ...... w.ss .... s....... lhe follow101 persons aoe doing bUSIMS\ .s Accurate Clean1na Seo vice, 2217 Harbor Blvd . #C 8. Cosio Mna, CA 92621 And< llJ K1lot1nsk1 2?17 Har boo Blvd I C 8 Costa Mesa CA 92627 lhl\ busones~ " • ron duded by an 1nd1v1dual Have you •I•• ll!d doone bu\lnt\\ yeP Yt> Aueust ;>007 Andr lei K•loc111sk1 Tho\ stal~menl w.ts hied wolh lh~ County Clerk ol 01.ongt County on 10/?2 02 20026921245 Dooly PtlOI Cit I l J JO Nov 6 13 ?00/ W881 fidltiM llWness -s .... fhe loll11w111~ perwn\ a' e do1np, bu""~'\, a\ Swallow ' I Ir.on•" & Tu. 11':171 r dmlno Capl\lrart" •I I San Judn C1101\lr.1nu CA 9267S Sere10 Cun1•le1 7147 Sonblld IU\1111 CA 92787 Thi!. bu~tnt''' " t.on ducttd by •n 111d1v1dual Have yl\u \l~rtrd dotntt bu"n"' yel' Nu Sere•o Gont•l•t lh•~ >1.tlem~nt w<n ltlrd wolh lhr C.ounty Clerk ol 01.tnet Counly on 10 2S O? 2002692 t '41 Daily P1l<1t Otl lO Nov 6, I J 70 7002 W89? fktitlM INwss ,._s......, f he lollow1n11. pel\Oll> are dn•n•t bU\lltf''\S. a\ CoHI £ l•r"" 1!>89 Hat bor Blvd I "''" MeS<J CA 9lb1b The to•>I Go nu~ Int CCA) « f •ltllant Rd l a11una N1g11ftl, CA 41671 lhl\ bu>111e>> '' ton ducted hy • tt111JC•f~l11:.n Hawe yuu \ldo lrd 110111~ bus1nu> y•t' Yr> 11 11 02 I hr Coa\I Ct oup 1111 01 .. n• Mar111nl VP lll" \lollemtnl WA\ ltled with lh• Crumly Clerk ul Oranee (;ounly on 1111 07 2002"927SU Daily P1101 Nov 6 I j 10, 27 2002 W903 FlditiOll t.siMss ... s ....... fht lollnw1n11 per<.on\ ~rt' doon~ bu"nen as Al••~ndrr Wellnen Cenleo 701 J Newport Blvd Co>ld Me-... CA 92617 loleen Aleunder RN 2013 NtwpDrl Blvd Co\la Me>a. CA 97627 f'11> bU\lnt!\\ I\ trin du< led by an ond1v1du.ol Hav• vnu \tarted dotng bu\lnPH v••' v .. ~ M.ord1 7002 £ 1lrtn Alf'• andPr R N lh•' \l~l~mrnt WH folell with lhf' County Clerk ol Oran,• r.uunly un 11/1107 20026922584 Daily Pilot Nov 6 IJ 20. ?1 2002 W904 Rctlllm lnrtns llmeS........ f he follnwoni pel\ons .,. do1n1 bu\one\\ ., lenmle• \ Pholllll• 3Phv 2390 R~dland• Dr Newpor I O~Jth CA 92660 lennof Pf ( oteen Ketlley 2390 Rt'dl~nds Or Newpoo I li•M h CA 92660 Thi\ busonHs '' ton dueled by •n •nd•VldU•I Hn~ YOU ''••led doine bu,onos yet' Nn lenn1!er l oleen KttUey This 'l~lement wh hied with the County Clerk of Oranel' County on 10/22/02 2002692125' Daily P1lol Oct 23 lO Nov 6 13 2002 W88J Re-.. .... ... s...... The lollow•na persons are doma blJ'Jrneu .s Bieber Comrnunicaltons, Wedne:sdiiy, November 13, 2002 3028 Ro~H lane Cot.la Mt:u, CA 9L6'6 °"CAN to WNt, '"' (CA). lC>2t lloy<.e l•ne. to.111 ... u CA 9~16 Jhl) b4,i~t ... , I\ f,,.Utt duclld by • corpor•toon H••• you sbl ltd dome bu~lne&• ye!? No Ooitned Ir) Wtn. Int Kell,. Klctll<!t Cf 0 Thi\ .,,,_,11 .. nl W•\ tiled with lht C:nunlr Clc1k of Or1n1• Cuunty on 11/12/0? 2002H2J4l4 Ootlly Ptlol ltOY 1 J )'() 27. De<. <& 1002 W9J~ nc.... .... ... s...... The lntluwlu11 Pllf\011'. are dome bU\lne•• •• Or.u111e Cu.nt lr1t11 ~(lopt11on 1?01 Marlm Street ttOl I• ••n• I A 92612 I lie lollow1n1 pen.on~ ere dQ1n1 bu~n•U n l1f• f ttnew II•"''"" 111\hhrte lO'JO S.• lllutf Or Cn•tA M.u CA 91"11 M111 M•r11ut1 10'..0 s .. flll'ff Or C.cn.l1t Mna. CA'J'l6l7 lho· bu•>lllt'\\ IS con du· l•d bJ 1111 H1drvldu•I II••• you •t111ae1 tlorht bu\ont\, yet I Nv lotor1Mank>fi I h" 1taten'Mfttl ..,.,. hied with th• Lounly Cl .. rk uf Clf•n&~ ~Illy on 1017'>/02 2002692' 6S 1 Oouly l'tlOI 0< I JO. Nuv 1> 1 1 )(J :?OO? wtm RdillM ..... llmeS...... Cindy Sholl 1 ~I •,,~,.• lh~ lullnw1n1 pt•\nw, Of . 1lunl111eton Be•• It ••• dnu•11 l1u\11ten o CA92648 Vtf41 Spe1 l111m I II! Th11 bus111"" " , 011 N1yhl Her .. 11 t n Al1•.ro ~ucted by "" 111111¥11111•1 v .. '" t A ':llb'>b Have you ~l•ll•<J drio•.i '''"""'" I w111p•• I l 11! businn• yet• Nu N1r.hl lt•ruo I•• """' Cindy Strolo v ... ~, C.A '.li'f>'lb Th•• $l.1tt-mt:F1t •·• fh1'\ hu\me\~ •" t..uu fried with lh~ f """'' flu• l~d l.ty .on md1v1du•t Cli.rl>. of Or.,.,. Cuunly H.,.. you •I.., l•d doutf on 10 '?!> O? , ,,u.,11•~' ytl 1 Nu 20026921 •SO ll1111111A l elnl>f'l I Dally Polol Ck I l() No•• 1111> .. 1atem~nt W•> 6. 13, 20. 200? Wl!'l(J 11t1~<1 woth 114'• I uunly -fldltl.s••-'--r Ink ol UrAn11• I fJUntv -.s •in II 11 O~ "-S...... 1200269 23417 I he follow mp """""' ll~1ly P1lo1t N••• J j 7V att• doont bu"'"'' ''' 11 hr• 4 ?O<u w<J~ e .. ckyao d .... 11 18'>', Flcti1io.sa.i.u P1tcaHn Ot t • t.1 Mr ~·' CA926:ffi "-S....... Chrt'\loph~r I •' •uhu•' t f h• I II• .,,in, .... , ._, .. , lM5S PtltAH1t Ur Lu In lnlf•JI 1,., ,,,, ... ._.. ,. M~s.a I A 9/f,/t, M ,J,oru lh ,, Kit· 'j"' lh1°' bU'\111..-' t rui1 ,t,C,I C I• w.1 ',1,,.,., dut.:rd by .u1 ttlfhv1d11ril f •1 '" Nh 1 l A 'Jlf../f, Ha~t 1ou .l,ut .. d /011. do1nK tu''"'' • yl'f 1 N • I, .• , 1h 11u 1•,11•·f thl,J ' Chrt\ Juhw.oh h111t.• '.tr• 1 I t u·it •Mr• .. .- lht._ -.t ,,, ""'''' 'Al·• r A • ·t, ''· /OJt1 ftltid Wtftt tf1t· f 1Uttl\ 1t11• 111 1111 •\ f\, 1 Utt C1trk of Ur •11., • l tumt., duh 11 h1 t11 1111hv111ud on 10 ?J OJ tt .. .,, , 11, \t.ult:d d1i11t, 20026921248 J.u~.,., •. y..1 1 N • D•11y P1h'1l (II ' I .,, l 1 ' l.JtJ,fll f'Ult'f No~ f, 11 lOOi' Wiii!~ 1111 »l•l~rnrnl "'" --RditiwslvsMeu lol•1I l'tlh Iii. I uu11f1 I c1 .. ,i,, ,,f Or.U\i1 t uunt. NGFM Sia'-' "" 111 /~ 0/ lhP loth1wu111 P~• .,n, 2002692 1641 arf' "''"'l! b11,mt'~' d·. b ulv f'tlut tJ1 t JO N 1\. C~•lttn l'dllllon~ /'I II • Ii "I ;.1)()7 W~ Grace lo c.,. t 1 M• ,.,, CA92b/6 Stepht'n K ''''""'k' "-S......, 16987 Hth Sfl•·•·t Apt 1to t .. tluwtntt 1~~1".VW 0 Sun'>tl Re 11 h t A 11 t tt ••flt bu· mr~". ·• 9074? I •1 I 1 •·nl I 011• 11111111 lht'\ t>u-.m•··.. 1 l "" I ;o•, ~~th \1 N• lllW(M'' due tl'.'d hv "" 1nd1v1du.il o, ·" ,, , "<j11fA, 4 H~v .. yo11•.l.ttltctd11m~1 t.ut Mo 1,.1o,,.,,,.1 /U' bu\111,...,\ .,,.,, N11 IC,.ft1 '-.I N, ""''''"' 11fl.•i h ~l•t>h•n H f'• •hdo "' , A 111~, fh1c, 't~t,.mf'ut w.t•,. 'tu 1 filed #olh Ill• I ••rmt t Cletk of O• •n1 .. 1 rH1t•tv "n 10 ?5 Ol 20026921633 Odolv Polol ()1 I •t> N"• 6 t 3 /() 1001 Wll11' SELL your unw-nttcl ol•ms lhrou11h <~ C/4aifidif CO/\VENIENT wltdlttr ]Oii 'rt b11Ji11i, stOUtt. orjast~. cl&rsifid Ilia WMJOll-! CUSSl,..,ED f"9) "1·5'1' STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • Pilot .. A It Wednesdly, !foytmbtr 13, 2002 Lill'..._ M lllll ..... .. l.1111 ..... .. Lllll .... .. Lllllllllll ............ ii ---.. Lllll ..... .. . ..... ......... ........ The lollowlfll ,.,,ons ere doina bu•ill•as as; llandin Pluml>lfll Con trector1, t83 W 17th SI.. Coll• Mtsa, CA 92627 Nelson O. R111~1n. 983 W 17th St , Costa Mesa CA92627 Thi• business ~ con dllcltd by. '" 1nd1vldual Have you 1l1rltd doln1 businHI yet7 VH, l/12/ oO Nelson D. R•ndln 9"60 Mien JoM CtaeflftaM, )U Cherry TrM Ln • ::6:8orl a .. ctt, CA ThlS bullflHS Is t'Oft• dvttld by Ill illdi~ ti.ve you t t11i.CI cloint !Mnlnen yet? No . Adflell Jol\n GfNfmllll This st1t1-nt wn Med • 11111tll \he County Ci.t" of Or•na• County on ll/12/02 2002H21412 Dally Pilot Nov. I~:-~ 27. Ole. 4, 2002 ~ fktlea ..... .......... This s tateminl was llled with ti)• County Clerk of Orena• County on 11/12/02 20026921421 Delly P1lol Nov 13. 20, 27,0ec.4,2002 V/926 The lollowlnc persons • are doina business 1s; The Shop Newport, 1534 Monrovia Ave., New~t Be1ch. CA 92663 fldllM .... "-S..... Thomas Miiier Elsten. 2063 Continental Ava .. Cost• Mesa.~ 92627 This business Is con· ducted by: en lndivlduel Have you started dOina b1.1slness yet? Yes, 10/ nm TholNJ....., Cl•llfl Tiiis •ta~t ••• filed w\tll the Co.inly C~ of °'"' .. County Oft ll/l/02 JM!6HHl5 Oeifr Pi$ot Nov. 6, 13. 20, 27. 2002 W902 ......... ........ The followln1 persons .,., doJni buslnesa H : Sllvw Assoclatft, 3901 abcA.-thur "lvd., 1204. ~ort 8u1eh, CA Robert Sliver. 43 Sliver Pine, Newport Cout, CA 92657 This business Is con· ducted by: an lndivldU1I Hive you started dolna business yet? No Robert Sllv« This statement wu fifed with the County Clerk ol 0"11.1e County on 11/12/02 2002 .. 23436 Dilly Pilot Nov. 13, 20. 27, Dec. 4, 2002 W937 ......... llMllfl Ctrdl, Co.ta ... ---...... CAIZl27 -Thil IMtllMn is c-Tlte folloWlftC IM'IOM ducted lly. ea ~ •• doirlt ~ as: Htwe~...,....~ stlaw Lotta. 21155 ftl ~~et? No necreek Dr.. If ·409, 0-ald It W11d Cqsta ...... CA 112121 Tiiis Stal-•l WU O.rwi S. fteter-. ~ flied witll the ~ty PIMc:r• Or .. ff.a1 CllB of Of111111 c-ty Coste Miu, CA 92ll2t Oii 11/lZ/02 Thlt l>u$1nns 11 COfl• 19926ffMU ducted by: 111 lndMduel Daily Pilot Nov. 13, 101 Hive you started dolns 27, Dec. 4, 2002 W925 buslMu yet? Yes, 107' ..____L..L.-> 21/0'l --Darren S. Petwao11 .......... This 1t1temenl was filed with th• County The followln& persons C .. .., f o c 1 ar,1 dolna bull1141$S 11; '" 0 rene•' oun Y S.T.I. trensporlatlon, on 10125/02 20016'216M 2450 Newport Blvd., O•llJ Piiot Oct. 30, Nov. ;y~ Cotti Mtse, C~ 6•1 •20•2002 Wll96 Ser•lo Torri, 2450 fktlem..... Newport Blvd.. 1118. ...c....o.-..... Costa Mt11, CA 92627 ..,..._ This business Is con· Thi lollowln1 persons ducted by: e11 lndlvlduel are doln1 business 11: H1v1 you st1rted Sus Ceslt11 Apartmerits, dolne busl11es1 yet? Yes, 2110 Newport Bl•d.. May 30, 2001 Cost• Mesa, CA 92627 S«slo Torri. Donald R. Ward, 133 Thi ·xbls al•temtot • was ftled ....... C-'f Cllrtl of Or .... c-ty Ofl lOIZZIV2 .. 16ttll47 .,..., ''°' Oct. 23, 30, Nov •• 13. zooz W8'1.. ........ ........ The folo~ parson• 111 doilla bullfleU 11: CICMtol ~. 2780 Soi111a Wey, L11un1 Buell, CA926.Sl Merk K. Br~. 2780 Solan• Wey, Le1un1 BeKll, CA 926.Sl This btttllneu Is con· dueled by; IHI lndMdu•I Heve ~ou tlerled doln1 huainus yet? No Mark K. Brock This st1te1111nt w11 fRld with the County Clerti ol Or1n1• County ()ti l 0125/02 2002't216M O•il; Piiot Oct. 30. Nov. 6, I , 20. 2002 . W889 .......... . ......... , ............ ..,_ ............... l•a11111 Atd11tacitur1. 113 Uri! St., Nawpott IMcll, CA t2t63 Roy L~, !13 Hrd ~ IMcll,CA lllla IMislnus Is CC>lt- duietld by: 811 ~ .. Hltve you st.fled 4oif'c butlllal yet? No Roy L .. llty Tiiis' statement w11 'filed wltll the County Clerk of Oran,. C®nly on 11/12/02 2001HH411 Deh~1 20, 27. ~24 .......... ....._ ~tf y.., ICV .....,.._ ~ Delly Nol Nov. 13, 10. Vlr ... lateriots, IM. 't1. O.C 4, 2002 wtZl Linde Diii. s.tflt•W ..... Tlllt , .. t_t ... ... fMd "''"' tlle Coullty .......... Clefll of Or•• Coilflty The folo•Mc ,._toM Ofl 1 l/IZI02 tte clolllc IHltillas n J ::~:n::. 13, 20, ~:=. e:..=t SJ.A Tl. Ow. 4, 2002 W9L8 92MO ..____..... Tl( fulf'~t, Inc. (IW). -• JOO Soult1 4111 StrMt, ... ~ • Ste. 11201, LH Vecas. Tiie lollowlnc l)«SOnS CNV 891'01 lfe dotl'I buSlneu H : This bu.mess Is con· Jeflny's D1coratln1 dueled by; a corpoollon Center, 1215·0 W. Ballet Have you started doln1 St.. Cost• Men. CA bu•ln•$1 yet? No 92626 TK Fulfillment. Inc. Jeff F. Hack, 1215·0 W. Matt Youna, Pruldenl Bekw SI., Coste Mu•, This statement was CA 92626 filed with the County This business Is con· Cl•r~ of Orana• County ducted by: an lndMduaf on 11/12/02 Have you started doln1 2002H2S444 business yet? Yes, Dec. Deily Pilot Nov. 13, 20, 1987 27. Oat. 4, 2002 W928 jetf F. Heck 11011C1 Cl iftiia TO This statement w.s Sil u,_11 -~ hied •rth the County --~ Clelk ol Or1n11 County Datt ol flhnf Aooli· on 111121(12 s;•tipo· Qs&Q!w 4:1 j{lo2 Te WMl'll It Mey C.. catft n.. "'-<•) "' die ~·<•> Ill••: Fueu £NllllTMMNT LLC TtMI 1ppllca11t1 liltH •llov• Ill ....,.... .. the D1pert111111t of Alcoholic ••~: .. •J.: Cortttol to ... hv1re111 1t: 1171 HARBOit ILVD $T£ A208 COSTA MESA, CA 82' Typt of llcen11(1) Applltd for: 47 • ON·SAl.f GENERAi. EATIHQ P~ Dally Pilot Nov. 6, ll. 20, 2002 W908 SELL your stuff th"ough classified! Policy • • How to Place A _ __...,....Deadlines -- Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher resi.:rvei. the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advert iscment. Please report any error that may be 111 your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts no hab1ltty for any error in an advertii.cmcnt for which it may be respom1bh: except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the fi rst insert ion. CLASSIFIEIAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm By Fax (949) 631-6594 ( Pl"asc mduJe )'UUr name llld phoM nurnher and v.c'll call you l>w.k ""ha pocc quoce I By Phone (949) 642-5678 Hours By Ma il/In Person: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 At Newpon Blvd. & Bay St Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am·5:00pm Monday-Fnday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm ANNOUN<IMINTS [~ & MISC. 1010-1110 GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCIAL ~ 1449 ~ 2305-2490 L ESTATE R SAl.E 3010-3940 ~ "l!i.U SOOS·SISO ....... View Menwrtot Prem Panoiain11 lo' 11.lyWw letr.l<.11 lr>I ?ll IP"! MlCIXf $11 S(X)ea 000 ~ 107 8.~ 4.'bl Estate Sales 1416 JEWELRY I 34&0 HOMES FOR SAU • DIAMONDS/ ORANGE 5400 91STA f SAl Nl'I fRJ, SAT, MON 9-(eff JeMboree & tastblvff) 4SJ Vh te Tr11c ho Entire hevHhold contonhl 01 .. 1n9 ael, '"'"· lov eseoh, lrhr choirs, Queen Ann lurn. potlo 1eh, 1lerlln9, cry1tol, Wedgewood chlfto (Swollow), <Mtvme tewelrl, ,.1onts, artwor • orlontol decor, loh of mlad PRECIOUS MET Al.S COUNTY Collectible$/ Memorabilia 1160 TO .. SS 4 RECORDS nc .W:Z. ~...._ Cb. 'JJ, & 6.1\ 1:11.. Altet., S(Jil1 .. , .. ''""" Mike 949 &45 750~ ENTERTAINMENT talendarof Events 1310 EQUAi. HOUSlfG OPPOATUNITY • Mom's Collecflons • llnl1que\. fur mlure. a••ss waic maple dresse1 I 1n11101. n111hl slarrd, krn11 h~adbnard, 11011 clubs. t lnlhes. s1lve1 & lots ol ITll~( 8 3 TlllJf S.Ot 2024 All\41 Ave CM, off 20th SL C0<nl Col" Needs Old Corns' Gold, s1l~er. ,ewelry. walche\, anhques collectibles 949 642 9448 3610 •Adopt• Wrrter llittem. ait:>. doe\ rillfl or ~. every Sal Sun 12·4pm f aslWltl Is Mmal Netwcn Info 949 644 2279 www anmah!tworll.or11 free xi day woo li5tq 4 doe\ Rescuers~ • •SHAltl 'fOUlt lOVI al Thanksaiv1n1 w1lh a Ped111reed CSA Per s1an Killen Blacks, Creams. Torto tSe Shells. Red Tabbys S400. All Shots Call Howl 949.,.51 7025 All r tal •~I •I• adv•1 hsma on lh1' '"'"'llJP~· " sub1~d '" lh~ I f'de1 •I F •" Hnu\tnV '"I 111 1'168 a• a m • n d • •I w h 11 h mi "t!~ 11 •llf!C.tl tu advf'rtl\f • 1111 prt•f.,, ence l1m1I 1l•n11 11 d1'u 1mmrit1on h."• rt on uu.e c.nlm r 1>l11fmn t,~, hand1tdf) hm1h.1I \IAhl\ or nalinn.il tu IJ!ln ot "" intf'nltoo tu m+d1P .eny i uch preferenct hm1I• t1on ot d1 '11mm.tl1on Garaoe/ _va_n1_~_11es __ 1489_ MISCBJ.MEOUS G0<oge Solo Sal 7-noon MERCHANDISE Vtnaert CloOq. ~n. bodls etc 8581 St Auaustme llB @ Ntwland/Allanla MisceflaneCJls Found 1510 Merchandise This n~w\pap.r will not knowinP.IY at ttlll an, advrrlt,.,mtnl In< 1nl eital• wh"h I\ in vmlahon of the l•w Out r eade" M e 11 .. 1r by 1nlormed lh•t All d.,111 rngs advPr h\f'd 111 lhl\ nflWSV»JH"f ,M P AV.t1lf1bffll on 1n equ~I uppo1 lun1ly basis To u 1111p1.1111 nl 111\ crimlndllon 1 .111 llUO lnll lre1 al I 800 4?4 8S90 Allctiofls 148.1 WANTED TIQUES Older Stvlt Furniture PIANOS i Collo<tlblos ._ .... ·-·"'-· ... CASH PAID$$ ............. -~ .... CO.NSICiNMENTS ~ .......... I \ ' ' , ~ . ,, . • • I· I fOUNO S MO OlO ROTIWllOH/MASTffF 'U'"", Vmc1ty 19th SI & Pl~ttnt 1a Black/ bro~ 759·5086 luve meuaae or lree lo f OOd home AHTJQUES F.-. am ~·•Or ....... table w/4 clt.Ws. Anlk8ie ClfVed lq desllllS iood cond. $915 eofl ... encl a. sol• oak ~1111. footed dnl&n w/&IMI 1099, klnt cond $31$ h24* oell sWIHf tools, ,100. 2 8elp/bl'own upllolalatecl .. ~!111'1 ... ---.. 1 awivtl tOCktta, $200 s. YOUf folOi"I fOll·I way 1>14, S2! BIKll/llfst 4..tlllf v11wantod ''"'° ttblt1tt sso. 2 It••• tho =:, 4!~14f ... ~."~ •••Y way I ...... 2.7655 PltlCO • :r~K:' \"":.:: Clesslflotl •ti =-~~':"' :;!'" J.::' 3-Stoel lvfl41"9• Up to 70% Off I 24x24 was S7,900, sell S2.990. 30a40 WI\ S12,900. sell $4,950. SOx!IO wn $26,900, sell Sl2.900Call Nowt W•ll 800·392·7803 3905 MSOWTE GOlOWI 60_..ii .... NSwtllt ...... i....... .... $9,9'5 IC»-2'4-6ta ---~-COSTA MlSA EAST SlOI 129 Cal>fillo St., OfFICI SftACl, 360 sf, 1reat loc M11c.. 949-642·5171 17 ,. VlewOffk" 250 l. 17tli St, C.M. Hhfa&...,. t49•fSS-Oft5 QWOUT YOllHOUSl WITHA &AWISAUI CAil ~M2-5'n tM•JI aDOMMU 2J74 -. ............................... .. •/4 cMlr• 1100: .. 1ft..-.SUIO ....... ........ .,~. Balboa Island WanttoSeU your home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition Call Lisa Rivera 949 574-4252 or Ann Wiiey 949 574-4249 OPIN SAT-SU" 12-4 307 Mwlpl4 Slunnina 3br. 2.Sba , 1mmac: home I blk trom ocn. Hand sleeted ar•n· lie & marble. antique wind. curved tt1lrc1se, 3 c aar Sl.995.000 Kathleen McNamrt Bkr 949 887 555 41r 4.Sle approx 3269 sf, home on t cOfntt lot Spet t•culer ocHn vlflws, wonderlul bkyrd, lr1 1ourmet kitchen Sl.445,000 111. 0.l>ft Beraer 310 316 U64 ~348 310 600 9168 (c.11) e c• °""'9• • 41 .. -1-.... ,..._,,... NOW ... $1.l7S,OOO Larry O'ROllr"• & Co 949-650 7000 949 675·1999 (can) • HMfTlfUl • SPY4M.ASSHIJ. flbulows Ocnn View, 2·atory, 4Bt home Offtrtd et $1,775,000 ~ ...... 94 .. 476-157' OUN~ --A-WAY . ,. ...... .. f94t..JH4tJO c. ... COITAMllA ...... ,1-4 .. ., ........ ......... 44lf 211a -reof 6 AC A !MP1r9'" ....,, hltyMlllTor•,._., ,, .......... ., allAV...MIA • '"•'•·'"* .. OIMir· -Prlftc: cw, ...... ......, Mt-m-1111 Ind ex , .... , •' I j .•• , 1 I • Linder the Scn·icc Directory Banner Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week ·---'>' I' & For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Cal Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 '·""· , I IN SUN 1-4 l20S ANNI CtaCU WAUlTOIUCM 21r 2.Sle TOWNHOMI $429,000 ogt.Crtt.le New,.....·Her"- PropertlM 949-JSl-llll 3br 3br 2ba home ready to niove naht '" lols of up11r adesl Open fir plan fp + wetbar 60" ble screen TV RV pukm1t • 11ound spa. Marcia Willis S ICff Reol h tote 714-3S7-U 97 C1tahn1 & City Liahts Views 0,.-Mft 12-4 llJl N-tvdt•t ft'-ce 10 Rooms, 4/SBrs. sp1tal s t11tcase and open vault ce1ls, spa Ill!• mastet be. $S42,t00. °""'/•et 949-637 3854 Weterfr-1 leewty 3Br 2Ba w/lovely Ba, \lrew. open lloorpl111. lou ol w1ndo.n $1>SCIOUS kit, 1nclds W/D. 1180.000 Mt<y Wood, ~ 949-5114- 5811, 7t7·9816 • lttdl loy View "- 3 Br 2 58•. 2292sl Be1uhful remodeled kitchen, new hie. paint & cerplt A must see. $629.900 111. 949-683· 0533,859 3337 A Tre,lcel Pere4l•• 2Br 281. wood llrs, Ip, trench doon. recessed hahtlna. b111 sc:rean tv, Spl CIOUS hit, $179,900/ obo. M11y Wood, •ct 949-584·5811. 117·9816 OCEAN PANOllAMA ,.., ... 4 Oft. ""' Ai...tNew Sl,22t,OOO .... 949-72~120 S.... Alie "-'9 Randi Style 38' 2ba home. la lot, low lrtfflC lllrMI. Grnt polentMI $525,000. BacJln R.E. 949-497·5111 llACM (QlOM'( GWIT4+MM s .... .,. AGT.t49-72~120 W... 2llr U. T"'"""' 2 say, will, -... 2 c ::;.~nr~ ...,..c... .IJfleY-• 41w,4.J .. ...,+ bonus room , .......... ISVltt ....... 5bf 5.501 $400,000 It! upcr1dul H.1rt,eoo S,.C:teclllef loc W/vlt•• 4br 2.SM 1trede llornl • .......... 14~ A touch of "tty 4't 2.11>1, Strede llorM • 11.719.000 l'lATlllUM '1t0nlmll .............. Mt-711-Rll ...... 750 O"EN SAT 1-S IS Vie V• ... zl• 4br. 4.Sba hbr ''' + bo nusroom $1,•49,000 1sv1.,.....,1. Sbr S 5ba $400,000 rn up11rades! $2,279,000 Spectecular loc w/v1ews 4br 2 5ba drada home S l ,H0,000 "lA TINUM "ltOPlRTllS Stefanie Meurer 949·715·3156 MISCEU.MEOUS RENTALS Nl/Oc•-View rooms, Oceanfront/22nd pvt rm. unfurn, share ba. utls pd, n/smka. lulch enette. lndry. I blocl to Hewport Pier $695/mo CaU S.m 1t 949-278- 7905 {betw•n 9a·5p? AEStOENTlAl RENTALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY a...-..tt lbr I 3/4 b1 dupln. new carepl incl share 11•r, patio. wd, $2100/mo 714-838·2469 .... ..,_,b l!ibl, wd. p . no pet .... !torn IOI· lS lhll mMI .... SZJIXVino net 96851 ·E'J; .... ,....,. Sir 21• o...le• -Peninsula~ Sleps lo beach. fp, zc aar, I yell' lse. n/pets 626 359·4539 Oc-tr-t ... t9'h s I 41r 21e house. com plelt remodel w/d ht.ups. ceramic tile llr\ 11ew c1rpet/fenc;ed yd S2200m 949 646 6463 condo lurn 28< 28a f p, lwno<ne. WWII!!< 949 673 1943 949 689 Y.153 cen ~ u .. 11 21r, llo, new/cerpel/p11nl/appl,, r....-tvff 21r, 210, + "-· IS20sf 2 '" car 1n 11Jeenbelt cornmu111IJ w/pcol A'nll now SI~ Sm peb weltomr Will VIOW ~ 8-1'.D Mr 714434 4466 ............ _ ..... mn.~ b 2!Jba.. pin " b9y -· INrblr-t s.w.-a. Riii 9'6Q4-0l~ sh~red carport, S1600mo n/pet/unk 949 ~ 92<16 loyfl--t 31r 21• lower unit P•ho, 1111eae w/d hk ups. •RI $7750/mo * YIUlY * Jbr 2ba houn pvl 949 ?93 46JO llMl/21.e, 1•r a. drive w•J. deck, W/O, 11111. 2 d oor' t o w 1 I er , S2100mo 949 650 9428 Corona del Mar SMID newly remodeled, St<Jnno (ITWI 6 mo) n:ich cablll/Walllr/ps/ell!ct, full lut. I mo dep wal Nov IS 714 972-l~ CherMlttt Stv41e A,.t. new balhrm. w/d. p1tlo area. very clean SIOOOm 9$642 '!HJ7 ~-843!> 3Br 2b1 House. n•w decor. den. drn ar•• paho, Ip. end lot Sh111 1111 " $2450mo wd, no pet 714 993 2561 ColtaMm IASTSIOI L..rft: llr, S950mo new bl h<oom & kitchen, peril hlle sethn&. no peb 949 631 8427 IASTSIOI 281 hse fncd yard. W/D hllups. OW. bulU 1n 11n1e/oven. le •It'd ,., Wtle</trHh p11d (2) Av11I 11400/ mo S500 dep S250 of:' deposit 714 545. 2 ...... Sf'R. remodellld. 2bt lilt. bed\ '-. -~ '*'11. u " be 217 E. #8 Ill Sl575 9&J18.&l99 •l•hl ... Ta ...... Si r 2.s1 •• ,,., 2 -w ,._ties, ... r;· $ 1900/ ..... 94 -7tl-Oll• 11•1.s-t ....... UASIS street Hu11e yd. wd I ---Bill GRUNDY R(Al lORS c ear, S2~/mo Avail Oc•-fr_, yeart, lease 949-67.5·6t6I L2 1 949 5008715 3br w/11al10 o" sand. lurn/unfurn S2800/m 1• , .. c...lit " Wa l'Nil. w/d. le pr, S'l45Qn AvaiA now act. 9o& 31°" ~~]{XX>xlOI ....... ....... ·tront house 2br /Iba, (p, la pi1bo. wd I~ aval now 1715 Cliff L\. act Sl675. 949-J78.8009 21r/11o, llaflt a. bt1&fll, upper w1lh view, 2 bale. le 11••. SI 750/mo 'lf)JI/, 28th SI 949-645·9913 2br/ll.e, 21.r/2bo y11rly rental\ on the Balboa Pe111n aat SI 50(). Sl800m 949·293·4630 lastWuff T.-1~• on 11eenbelt, 381 3Ba, 1mmac. new c•rpeh. paml, 11P111•ded kil Near F ashtoo Island ocean, baJ & l!w~ n/pets S2:1Xlm yur leMe 949 2ll> 2995 YlUl'f RENTALS • B1ytronl I Br, S2!>00 •!Br, SllOO •!Br Oceonlronl SI~ • l8r 2 SBa, S2.400 ASSOCIATIO ltUlTY 949-673-3663 !!l/ownf'r 949 673 37n T•ovo•e , .. , :1'/~ popular f1001pla11. • up s1a11s srn11le level, •&J SJOOOmo 949 293 4630 o,._,,.,., °" the 1-4 4Br 2B• yearly rental. new carpel, paint, eat Sl800mo 949 293 4630 •IAYSHOtllS• Geteol , __ lty, 38r JBM home w/bay v,.w S4500/mo 949 466 7460 ClWOUT YOllHOUSI WITHA GARAGE SAU! CAll (949) 642·5671 "Employee.,, ''Empleado." "Arbeitnehmei:" "EmplOyi." fdr: ~ O'a.ar-. !Pin the annual fund t.mc>acn teM1. Great ~ 8dnt.am pllid, dfily Base + cpmm ... ~Cll-7~•33> .-,rt ............ 4•CT•••rY for small '''es office In 1;1rd1n type 2 story bid&. BHIC ,omput11 & a•n•nl effice · work, flu 1bl1 11011rs. , casual dress. 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Polk & Co . registration statistics as of 7/1/01 Consumer Digests "Best B~ for SUV's" 5 years in a row The Turbo-charged WRX draws on the heritage of the car. which dominates the world rally ·championships ~ . - Interest Rates As llow As ••• . t Af>R RnaOO~ Awj~~ On m LQcy OlJttai lb 20CB Fores1e; ~ & OIMMDls On~, On~-CrOOit Timdl SlDru Motors · Arm. Soo IRZrHrrii. • 11m IOUIHCDAST SLJE:ARLJ 1i --- .. ·--~-~-- •II Wednesda>i. NcMlnber 13, 2002 ~nta Monica Seafood - ~64 years in the seafood business A ~ 6" years In the seafood buslneu, Santa /"'\Monica Seafood takes enormous pride in being regarded as Southem California's No. 1 seitfood retailer. With more than 30 varieties of fresh seafood daily from around the world, we guarantee our customen will get the best and freshest of the catch. Santa Monica Seafood offers fresh produce, fine wines, imported beers, fresh pasta, imported and domestic cheeses, gourmet condiments and fresh bread. For quick, healthy and delicioos delicacies prepared fresh daily, try the fish tacos, fish and chips, grilled seafood entreet, sandwiches, chowcters, sushi and more. To make your holidays as eaisy as possible, Santa Monica Seafood has a selection of party platters. · ~nta Monia Seafood is located at 154 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Call (949) 574-8862. ()) JJ) ateliront views in a· ~harming· ~setting ... Camelot · · · .,._~-:. Camelot is a waterfront restaurant overlooking Newport Harbor and the boat slips of lido Marina Village. We at Camelot offer both indoor and outdoor seating. Although we are known as a fine d inner house, we feature an extensive breakfast menu including omelettes, cheese blintzes and Grand Marnier, bing cherries, Danish chicken livers and chipped beef Benedict. Come in and visit us for breakfast or Sunday brunch. We also have a great lunch menu with more than 15 salads and 20 hot or cold sandwiches to choose from. Camelot is located at 3420 Via Oporto, Newport Beach. Call (949) 673-3233. .. . . . . . • . . .. 'Party 'Trays Call your nearest location for pick up \c\\p,1rl j\, 1,I, ("''I \1,_. I, • I' I!· I f . :• .. I~, I ') 1'l (1 -~-(18:;:; ')I') h t2 l J 12 ') 1'1 (1 I I ~22h -1 I ')110 ')t1'l(1 Olil)t Pilot ~ fun is on tap at Marg~ritaville M~ritaville, located along Mariner's Mile In Newport Beach, 1s ~ for itl ..,. food and as a lively nisht spot. With a newly decorated interior and exterior, Margatitlllvllle offers monthly specials such as lijuana Tuesday, Sunday Reggae and free hot dogs and chili doss during Monday Night F<>Qd>all. Also, check out the two-for-one coopon ad ln this section. It's a pt bargain. A children's menu Is available for the little ones. tr you are in the mood for good food, good fun and a great atmosphere, Margaritaville is the place for you. Live entertainment six nights a week and the serving staff keeps the fun on tap at Margar itavillel Marsaritavllle is locatep at 2332 W Coast Highway In Newport ~h. The restaurant is open daily from 11 :30 a.m. For additional information, .call (949) 631-8120 or visit the Web site at www.marsaritavll/enb.l:om. · / Casa-a local dining ttaditiorl' Mi Casa's menu Is sore to fulfill your craving fOr authentic Mexican food. This popular Costa Mesa restaurant serves generous portions with rea.sonable prices in a softly lit atmosphere with cozy red bOoths. ~\ Start your dining experience off with a Margarita to ,. accompany your chiPS and salsa, and appetizer selections. Your main course choices include a variety of combinations and house specialties. Mi Casa also has a large cantina -the Burro Rpom -with a full bar featuring Margaritas, cocktails and imported beer. Visit Mi Casa in the newly renovated 17th Street Promenade, located at 296 E. 1 lth St., Costa Mesa. Call (949) 645-7626. ~thentic Italian cuisine since 1978 Since they opened the Costa Mesa Pizza D'Oro in 1978, Nick and Mary DiPietro have strived to bring their customers authentic Italian cuisine in large quantities at incredibly low prices. expected. Their Giant Slices are cut from their 30 inch Party Pizza, which they claim is the biggNt in O range County. On their All-You-Can-Eat nights, customers can stuff themselves silly with spaghetti ancVor lasagna for prices ranging from SJ.25 to S4.25. Customers can also IA!ke advantage of their dozens of lunch specials thdt range from SJ .50 to S4.q5. Pizza D'Oro is a classic example of the traditional Mom and Pop restaurant competing with and surpassing the cold, corporate chain restaurants. All of their pizzas are baked on a stone-brick oven and hand-tossed so they are always bigger than In addition to pizza and pastas, Pizza D'Oro offers a wide r,rnge of low-priced, gourmet ltali.in dishes. As a result of their growing customer following, Nick <1nd Mary have another P1u,1 D'Oro in Fountain Vdlley while their oldest !><>fl Nicolas owns unt• 1n Huntington Beach. To th" day, all three restdurants are owned, 9peralt'<l ... • · managed by the IJ1P1ctro famil), which guJr.11111·1 that Pizza D'O w :. 1Jld world mentality of h1Kh quality and qu.mtity at low price<; will remain intact for m.my years to come Pizza D'Oro ar 1145 Baker m Cosf.J Mescl 1\ O/>t'I' Sunday through Thursday, 10.30 d m. to 10 1> m Friday and Sdturday. 10:30 a.m to 11 p.m ( ,ilf (71 4) 549-0685 for more information. THANKSGIVING AT THE CANNERY 0 0 0 0 u.. ~ UJ Vl 12:00pm -8:00pm >ee>THE~ CANNERY NrwPORT APPE:TIZ.ERS Sweet Com Maine Lobster f>~ue Laced with Armagpac Roasted f>uttemut ~uash Soup with Ancho Chile Jam Hearts or Roma1ne.-classic Caesar Dressing & Shaved Romano r:xotic Greens & Gala Appb--sti1t.on cheese & Ho~ Mustard ~ing Panko.-Crusted Crab Cake5.-Tropic.al Papa_ya Salsa & Tomato Pic.o de Gallo Tue Canner_y Seafood Martini.-Lobst.er, Dungencs.s Crab & S hnmp E:NTRE:E:S Roast "Diestel Ranch" Turk.~ w/f>rioche.-Com -Pecan Dressing Mashed Potatoes, Glazed Yams & Cranberr_y Relish Broiled Sirloin o f Colorado Lamb in its own Juices Carved as you like w/Mashed Potatoes & Autumn Vegetable5 Prime Shank of Veal Osso Buco Oven-~ra~ until fork t:endcr, rettuccine ~ta & Veal • Jus• Poached Fillet of Alaskan King Salmon Served on a r>ed of Spinach with a Dijon Mustard Sauce Pan of Roasted Chilean Seabass Sake ... Ma rinated w/Sea Scallop6 in a G lantro ... Lemon ... e,uttcr Sauce e>rcndon~ r>lack AngJs rillet Mignon Wood.-Gnllcd Asparagua, whok: Grain Mustard Sauce DE:SSE:RTS . Sweet Dumpling Pumpkin ChCC80CakC w/c.hanb~ Crc.am Sauc.c Strcu&el Cruatcd Warm Apple Tart •Nan.Ila r>can k.c cream •n:w-"The ScMon• Pumpkin lSread Pudding w/Warm Caramel Sauce Adulw •)1·'° Children"'-·'° ~ '"Tl 0 0 0 0 -1 I m .,, Weale5day, NoYefT1>ef 13. 2002 a .. casual family dining at Wilma's Patio experience in a fUn, ~ ~ There'l illl)..,... children's menu, tool Fine op11alr'I fts dooa In Septew1iber 1982, Wilma's Pado has become a favorite dlnl,. destination in a CDWI family-style setting. Originally known' From fresh seafood, rotiti5erie Chldcen, pasQI and Wilma's ~ite dishes eo fine wl~ and domestic & impotted beer, come enjoy a memorable dining llils holidilly season, Jet WilrN's ~ your 1peciilll get togechen. M Ideal d ining spot during the holidays, including the Christmas Boat Parade {December 11-22), dwy ~ ~ ol up to JS, in one d .. dwee di'*'I rooms,~~ IUnch or dinner. Wilma~ Pado, IO(:alttd at 203 MMine Ave., BflJboil '"and. Open cbily from 7 a.m. ID 9 p.m. Call (949) 675-5542. ~elia's adds a touch of rorn~nce O ne of the oldest restaurants in Orange County, owned by the sa(lle family at the same location, Amelia's celebrates 42 years of fine cuisine. Voted one of the most romantic plac~ to kiss In Orange Countv, experience an pld World·Euro~an ambience. Italian dishes and seafood s~1alties include five or six fresh fish selections. The SuDset Daily Special, from 5 to 6 p.m. (excluding -Saturday) is 9.75, and 1s popular among boat parade spectators. The perfect spot for your pre-boat show celebrations and business holiday panics, new menu items include Black Angus filet mignon and scampi, c1opp1no; green lip mussels served over capellini with fresh tomatoes, basil and garlic; three fresh fish sampler; and linguin1 with clams. A party room for wedding rehearsals and festive celebrations seats up to 30. Open for lunch on weekends; dinner nightly at 5 p.m.; and Sunday brunch. Amelia's is located at J 11 Marine Ave., Balboa Island. Call (949) 673-6580. 5@6~~ ! ,,; q~i':!!f._th Y, <~~!U.~r.:n~=:~, t:.~~ fre.h casual .. restaurant for lunch and dinner. every day. . They strive to provide a fresh new taste for busy on-the-go people, who want a healthier and tastier meal. SanSa1 features d delicious var1ety of salads, sushi, grilll'd chicken, steal.., salmon and shrimp combos. At SdnSa1, l>very1hmg 1s prepared and cooked fresh to order All the special sauces and dressings are madt' fresh daily. They serve only boneless, skinless ch1d.en Th<' stcclk 1s USDA choice and hand trtmmed No MSG 1s used and all of their meals are SanSa1 1s located at 2841 w. MacArthur Blvd. in Santa Ana. Call (714) 545-7006 ~n appetito -~ R.istorante Mamma Gina Enioy fine Italian cuisine at Ristorante Mamma Gfna in a romantic setting ., overlooking Newport Harbor. Veal, lamb, seafood and fr~h fish of the day highlight th<' menu dlong with many Italian favorites authcnllrally prepared, such as Linguine Venezia, Ravioli Aragosta, Sand Dabs Piccata and Scaloppine Nonno. #Out of respect fo r my Horentine tradition, I'm proud to offer my customers the frl•she~r mgrcd1c•nts available. All the dishes are created in the traditional Italian style. using authentic Tusc.an and Florentine recipes. We bake our own breads, and our pastas and del1c1ous dcsscns are all homemade." said Athos Fiori, general manager of the award-winning restaurant (pictured above. far right) R1sto~ante M.Jmm,1 Gina, 251 f. C0t1st Highway, Newport BeJch. Live music. nightly, banquet factl1t1es, outdoor patlO on the water Call (949) 67 J-9500, www•.mammagtna com I I THAN YOU CAN SHAKE t/ WINGS IN 30 FUVORS t/ 3 STYLES OF RIIS IN 10FUVllS t/ 18 llWT IEERS t/ Ill WllWICHES t/ 10 TELEVISIONS t/ PATIO SUTINI t/ AIVENTU .. S CICITllLS t/ TllE OUT DRIERS OPEN EVERY DAY\F-1111 AM .. l'?Fll .. (1119"715m111mllllllllllal&) CILL Fii 11111 lllFI: (71')'1'·7711 .. l29annery Seafood of the Pacific - Gr/ve destinations in one location From the e legant grill room to the sleek fapanese dining room, scenic waterside patio, lively bar and intimate lanai private dining, Cannery Seafood of the Pacific has dining options to suit every mood. Lido Channel for up t~30 guests. Tne waterside patio 1s perfect for larger pan1es. Tlie adventurous can experience a dinner by Duffy boat with special menus created by Chef Felix. Executtve Chef Fein< Scllcedo has thrilled customers for more than two decddes headin>; the kitchens at the famed Ritz Restaurant in Newport Beach and at Sonora Cafl! m Los Angeles Now he 1s delighting customers at C.anncry Seafood of the Pacific with his innovattvc dpproach to seafood, steaks and chops Pacific flavors accent the lU1sme at the Cannt>ry, where sushi lovers can feast on their favorite sashimi, o-nigiri and handrolls in the upstairs Japanese dining room. For private dining, the second floor lanai provides a stunning vic:w of the Cannery Seafood of the Pacific, 4010 Lafayette Ave., Newport Beach. Opet].. datly frorri 11 JO a m .. ~pecial brunch menu. 11 J m. to J p.m on Sunday rhe restaurant is also open on all ntd/Or holtd.:iys Call (949) 566-0060 Vi31t the Wei> '>tie .Jt www.cannerynewport com MEXICAM RESTAUIAMT & 1AR EST.197l f amify ownetf and operatetf serving Orange County s · favorite Af e~n food for 30 years ruff bar ... Opal. ~ -1111111 Convenimt{y focatd in tfu newly rirnotfdd 17tn Street Ptomenadt 296 I. IM Sbeel•rAlll ._•Cl m7 (HJ) 645-D JU (MJ) 64H87J 1UL PUB (877) Ill UM I Wfa llfETT I HP -·· -· -·· -·· -·· ..... -· -· -· -· -· • .. • .. Wedflesday. NoYember 13. 2002 Regular Menu Also Available Piano Music & Bar Menu Nightly In Our Lounge Private Parties and Catering Available 440 Heliotrope Ave. Serving Dinner &om 5:30pm Corona Dd Mar (949) 723-9685 • Closed on Monday • { ~C5«LerUw LARGE PAN OF LASAGNA ANTIPASTO TRAYS Fifteen co I 8 Porrion.s ................. $72.00 Large Tray -28 Portions ........... $100.00 LARGE PAN OF RIGATONI AL FORNO Fifteen co I 8 Portions ................. $54.00 Large Tray -28 Portions ............. $7 5.00 LARGE PAN OF EGGPLANT PARMAGIANA Fifteen co 18 Porcions ................. $58.50 LARGE CAESAR SALAD Feeds I S ...................................... $45.00 Price Per Person, Minimum I 0 People VEGETARIAN ...... : .............. $3.50 I MEAT & CHEFSE ............. $4.95 3-6 FEET SANDWICHES The only sandwich around stuffed with moruddla. capocoUo and sprCSS2U salami, with provolone cheese. We puc ic aU into our homemade crwty bread, with optional Italian Dressing $10.00 a foot A 1-DAY NOTICE FOR CATERING YOU~ EVENT JS AMPLE. Your a.a of 11tree Dttidous Entret Items Yllillrf ,_.,. frillll'a&Ds ;I JI 88 Newport leach 4250 Blrclt StrHt (Ml) 155-0122 o.t~e Origina luewater Grill -o where seafood is a specialty The only restaurant specializing 6clusively In seafood In I Orange County Is Bluewatei Grill. Starting with a menu that Is printed twice dally, Bluewater Grill's commitment to quality Is evident with a menu that features up to 20 varieties of fresh flsh dally. Bluewater Giii strives to feature regional favorites such as Minnesota Walleye, Fried Jpswich Cl~ms, Fried Smelt, Maryland Crabcakes and Sand Dabs. Enthusiastic local .owners Sill Carpenter, Richard Staunton and Jim Ulcickas greet their customers with gusto, setting the tone for service that is friendly and fun. The restaurant features an oyster ' bar, outdoor patio and a casual, relaxed d ining room accented by teak floors, mahogany wainscoting and brass rails. Vintage fishing photos of Newport and CataJina adorn the walls. Bluewater Grill is located at the old Delaney's in Newport Beach, · 6)0 Lido ParlC Drive, (949) 675-FISH (3474); and at 1621 West Sunflower irf South Coast Plaza Vi/lase (across from Nordstrom), /714) 546-FISH (3474). ourmet coffee and baked from scratch pastries Come join the happiest regulars in Orange County at Aroma's Espresso Cafe -a unique coffee house located in Costa Mesa where we serve our own muffins, croissants and cookies baked from scratc;h daily with the finest ingredients. Tired ohhe~me olct---In addrtron fo brewTnglnebesl unfriendly, corporate coffee gourmet coffee 1n town, we also house experience? cater to low-fat and high-protein dietary needs. Start your day with us for breakfast, or try a Boar's Head brand deli sandwich for lunch and see what you've been missing. Reserve your pumpkin or rx-c.111 pies now for Thanksgiving ,mcJ ocder your holiday party tray~ We've put together a variety of platters for all your party nc'('(J\ Aroma's Espre!.50 Cafe i> /occ11tv. at 259 f 17th St., Costa Me-.t1 For add111onal information, < c1// (949) 548-2224. ri-Phe freshest catch . ~ of the day at Pearson 's Port If you want fresh fish and seafood, Pearson's Port is the place to go. As you walk down the ramp out onto Newport Bay, you'll find a small floating structure loaded with tanks filled with crab, lobster, fish and your favorite seafood. Depending on the season and the catch of th e day, you will always be sure to bring home (or to your friends) some temfic buys. Celebrating 30 years of business in your community, the Pearson family invites to discover the freshest fish, lobster and seafood you can find in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa! Pearson's Port is located at 100 E. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. You find Pearson's by tr:lmmg north on Bayside Onve (toward Upper Newport Bay) off Coast Highway. Look for the signs and turn into the parking lot. Be patient ... it'!> worth finding. Open seven days a week. For more information, call (949) 675-6171. The Village Farmer Restaurant Our food is made from Scratch, Hearty and Healthy. Do you remember the Good Earth? Our food gives you all the Good Earth 's fa'"vorites and much, much morel For example: Clnnamon Spice Tea, Cashew Chicken Salad and our famous Chicken Marco Polo For Ute month of Nooember Complete Turkey dinner with all the t~ngs and dessert s129s For the month of Decelttber Complete Christmas dinner Ham or Turkey with all the trimmings and dessert s129s Book your Partg or Tea early/ For reseroaUons ~all (714) 557-8433 Children's Tea Room -Gift Boutique ~.,.. loutM"' 3851 s-. Bear St. Santa Ana South Coast Plaza Village n~ co Room & Board/Rcuospca Even after 20 years it's still the best kept secret! Nestled in the MedJterraw-Udo Marina Village overlooking Newport-~rbor ls our European Waterfront Restaurant & Bar ... Seven days a week. 36S days a year, serving incredible breakfast, delicious lunch and phenomenal dinner ..• Continental cuisine_-extensive wine list, fu.lJ bar ... Unite Expand Create Celebrate in our Unigue Banquet Facilities on the Bay Host your ne"t Meeting. Butineu Seminar, Birthday, Weddmg or Ami~ Puty Call~3211 CAMELOT REsTAJJRANT _ r.-Phe Blue Beet is the ~ fun place for the holidays Since 191 2, the old brick building in the alley at the foot of Newport Pier has been the center of fun f<>< Newport Beach. The city's longest running poker game, Dollar Dolly's women of the night, a packed dance floor and famous entertainers have made this place popular for nearly a century. Jose Feliciano, Steve Martin, Art Pepper, Jack Sheldon, Erk Manenthal, the Righteous Brothers and many others have played here. Live music seven nights a week continues to pack 'em in. In addition to notabl~ entertainmenr, the Blue Beet offers great food and a lively bar. Huge martinis, thick steaks, tender nbs and fresh ~afood make the Blue Beet a local favorite. Sid Soffer's legendary recipes for beef stroganoff, grenadine of beef and garlic chee5e bread remain fixtures on rhe menu. An exceptional wine lisl and fresh brewed micro beer complement a full array of spirits served from a 75-year-old antique bade bar. The Blue Beet is a must visit for those seeking fun , good food and live entertainment over the holidays. The Blue Beet is open daily from 11 :30 a.m. to 2 a.m. with live entertainment every night. Call (949) 675- 2338 for additional information. ~ x c iting ne w Harborside Restaurant Cand Grand Ballroom at Balboa Pavilion Newport Beach reslauralt>ur~ Doug and David Salisbury recently formed a partnership with the Balboa Pavilion Company to open an excllin~ new restauranl and special event venue located in the historic Balboa Pavilion in Newport Beach The Harborside Restaurant ,10d Grand Ballroom is pro1ected to open in the spring of 2003, with breathtaking. panoramic waterfront views of Newport Harbor and full service banquet facilities. Extensive interior renovations and remodeling will create ii fresh new look and concept for the waterfront restaurant and. special event venue with an outside dining deck and boat access1b1lity included m th<> future plans. The old Tale of the Whale Restaurant ~tly closed WTfh the retirement of Bill Caouetie '' Doug and I are very excited about the opportunity to revitalize· the Tale of the Whale and Balboa Pavilion into one of the premier waterfront restaurants and special evenc venues in Southern California. )) David Salisbury who mvned the re,t.rnr.int for more than JS year) The Salisbury brother' drc• excited about rheir nrw restaurant concept. Th(•y haw been successful, Newport Beath restaurateurs for more than 15 SANTA MONICA ~~SEAFOOD The Largest Selection of Fresh Fish Daily! • Sushi • Smoked Fish • Live Maine Lobster · Prepared Meals-To-Go • Clam Chowder • Seafood Sal ads • Fresh Breads ·Fine Wines • Gourmet Condiments Let us entertain You with our Seafood Party Platter • • years. They currrntly own and <>J)<.'rate Newport L<1ndmg and Yankee Tavern ~Doug and I are very t•xc 1tc'fJ about the opportunity to rc-v1talt2c the Tale of thc> Whdle ilnd Balboa Pavilion into one• of thP prt>m1Pr watprfront rc-!.taurant~ and \pt'C1al l'Vl'nl venues in Southt>rn ( altlorn1a: Dave Salt\bury \J1ci · Although the pruft'( tl-d 01wnmg date for Hdrbors1d1> Rt·\t,1ur,mt and Grand Ballroom will h1 · in the· spring of ZOO l h.inq1wt l.1c1litif'~ dre cum·ntly opt•n .rnd .w.11lable to confirm group-. ol up to 500 pt'Oplt• for \P<.« 1JI 1•v1•nts, holiday gathl•rmg' .ind boat par.ide pdrt ll'' offl'rt11g the lx>'>t, waterfront panoramic view of the Newport Harbor Christm.Jc; Roat PMade To book a holiday parttf."' and ~f>ectal event. call th<' Harborwle Re-staurant and Grdnd B,11/room di (949) 67 J 46JJ. Wednesday, Nowmbet 13, 2002 115 Seafood Restaurant & Oyster Bar • Menu Printed Daily • Over 1 00 Menu Items • Entree Prices $ 5-$ 1 5 Newport Beach South Coast Plaza Village (949) 675-3474 (714) 546-3474 HOLIDAY PARTIES ... and lo ts o other ood stu NOW! Open at ll:SOem ~) Guese where these '1IY8 are com, for their holiday party! Is The Time To Book Your Company Holiday LUNCH (or dinner!) •Private and Semi-private Banquet Roon~ fX'<·ked Out ln Holiday Cheet1 (Grou~ of I 0-90) • OfT Sil<' CATERING for ALL Group Si?~ • Bl~ ~n 1V. VCR Music 2 196 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa • Per~malizt"<l Sign and HelJum Halloons gJPQ call ,-, ~ (949) 631 -~110 ~~ for info rmation & · reservations • Menu!-> to Fit All BUDGETS! ' WWW.R.IBCOMPAHY.COM • Let us "how you why we say. -0n('(' a customer ... Always a c-usto~- !J1~etJ11-e~ . . . PEARSON'S PORT NEWPORT BEACH Floating in Lower Newport Bay. nestled under the PC H. bridge. en joy selecting a va riety of live loca l crab and lobster fro m I 0 live tanks. If fish fits your plans then this is the place to be . Choose from an array of the freshest quality seafood ava ilable. Family owned. run and fished daily for almost 31 years. Pearson's Port is open 7 days a week for your convenience ! NOW IN SEASON LIVE PACIFIC LOBSTER F,.,,. our ffl•llf t4' 'OIUI ••• s11•• 16. (Mt) 67W771 FIHti111 .,. a.,.we .,.,_ tn.111 011 a.~ onw Oii eo.s1 ~. ~ RMltllC M••••.) '· f_.S2{;_ua:s El Ra_nchito celebrates the holidays, fiesta style . M ama Avila started the famify b\Jslness with her recipes more tha.n three decades ago. Today, they have survived trends and still make • an impact at the El Ranchito restaurants. The next generation to guard the fa mily recipes has been passed onto Maria Elena Avila, the e ldest daughter, who serves her mother's food with a unique twist. What is the challenge for this first generation H~t'anid Keeping the authenticity and flavors of the recipes true to the Mexican .kitchen; and prepare them in a fresh, healthy. \ YfaY, whit~ exploring new. dishes in her Costa Mesa restaurant test kitchen that don't leave behind the authentic flaV9rs. Some examples of these recipes are: • Avi la Chicken Soop -Freish c hicken broth is the secret to this house specialty, with c hunks of chicken breast and rice garnished with avocado , cilantro and lime. • Botana de Carnitas,-Pork marinated in fresh lime and, garlic, cooked until juicy and slightly crispy on t~utside and served botana style wilh avocado; tomatoes, fresh lime and cilantro, with hand-made com tortillas. • Pepe's Special -Tender strips of rib eye steak served on a sizzling skillet of grilled onions, the n accented with Mama Avila's own c hile negro. Served with frijoles frescos and hand- made com tortillas. Maria Elena a lso prepares light meals with low- fat cheese ~11d removes unnecessary fat, such as in her charbroiled c hic ke n with tomatillo · sauce served with corn to rtillas made with whole grain and frijoles frescos. There are also light chicken tostadas a nd diet enchiladas. 714.545. 7fm 2841 w. MacArthur Blvd. at Faltvlllw & MacMIU' CJ{istorante ?damma <]ina J!ie.;~ .~u~c/td !ffadHA ~e;Je/u .%-~ad~a LOBSTER ON NEWPORT BAY .. Treat yourself and your guests to a delicious lobster lunch or dinner on the bay, served with excellence and an Italian touch. Ask about FRESH SEAFOOD LUNCH SPECIALS Private Party Rooms Available.- Reserve Now.' For Reservations (949) 673-9500 251 East Coast Highway Newport Beach . • www.mammagtna.com . Dlitt Piiot •• T ake a trip to Morocco -visi.t Marrakesh. Among tented tables and low lights, enjoy the authentic flavors of Mor~can cuisine. acc;:ommodated. Catering a nd take-out is a lso available. Book the banquet facilities for your upcoming holiday parties. Live belly dancers e ntertain you, adding to your dining experience, while the attentive staff provides excellent service to e nsure your visit is a memorable one. Intimate dining for two o r )arge parties can be Marrakesh is located at 1976 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Dinner is served nishtly. For more information, call (949) 645- 8384. Other Marrakesh locations are in La Jolla and Studio City. I he rockin' lobster tale About an hour's drive south of San Diego a long the Baja Mexico coast, lies what was once a small fishing village called Puerto Nuevo. For many years, tourists have flocked to the local fishermen's houses to eat local Pilcific lobsters, wrapped in wann flour torti llas along with charro beans, Mexican rice and a hot red chili sauce. Butter was a rarity in the early days and it was advisable to bring your own. Of course icy cold Mexican beers and Margaritas were used to "wash it all down." If one were to visit Puerto Nuevo some 35 years later, they would no longer see a sleepy little fishing village with shanty houses, but rather multi-mi llion doHar commercial buildings and no fewer than 30 fishermen's homes all serving their famous Puerto Nuevo lobster dinners. It was during the early '60s that my family and I first became familiar with the Puerto Nuevo lobsters. In the late '70s after perhaps a hundred trips to "Lobster Land" we became convinced that a similar type food could be introduced in the states. In the summer of 1983 we introduced the Puerto Nuevo-style lobster dinner to the United States. Then in 1985, we converted the menu and decor at The O ld Bonita Store into that of a Puerto Nuevo lobster house serving Baja-style lobster as Charming Atmosphere Will Delight You. Starting With Our Delectable Pastas • Fresh Seafood~ ExcilleiifWtnes well as many new lobster specialties that we created ourse lves. In May 1992, we were persuaded to open Our Puerto Nuevo-type restaurant at the Oceanside Marina. It was there my father and I came up with the idea of "Rockin' Baja Lobster"® Bar & Grill, the prototype of many more to be opened along the Southern California coastline. Founders Rick and Joe DiRienzo invite you to kick back, drink an icy cold beer or Margarita, ,,Jiave a shot of tequila and enjoy the good times at the "Rockin' Baja Lobster"® Bar & Grill. Rock in' Baja Lobster is located at 2 104 w. Oceanfront in Newport Beach. (949) 723-0606. Ask About Booking For Your Holiday Party 311 Marine Ave 949.673 .6580 We Are Accepting Reservations If you are looldngf or a unique dinning Experima J or tht Holidays Wilma~ Patio On btautifal Balboa Island is the plaa. . Known for gnat Jood, and warm hospitality. Tht ambiance at Wimuu is pofect for: • PriWlfe Pcutfa • f-"Y Gdlafwp •OJJlaP.cta . • Tam Sports Pm1iis • BrUW SIJawm, ldanal DPulas . ... .. . . .. ,. .. -.. -... .... • Wednesday. November 13, 2002 81 99armelo's celebrates the V dining experience ick1s Ristorante & Pizzeria ()) P lingnuts -~grea t wings '-/r and m ore I t1s what's happening nowt Carmelo's restaurant has been in Newport Beach for more than 20 years and it has grown up and evolved wittl the community. The . cuisine is the very best of the Mediterranean -light, abundant As dressy as you want for a party or strictly casual on the patio, the choice is yours. Carmelo's is sophi sticated and fun, cosmopolitan.and inviting N ick's Risto1ante & Piueria has been a Costa Mesa tradition since 1968. Nick Fodera, his wife Lisa and their son Joe (Lisa and son Joe, pictured below) serve up some of the best tasting Italian dishes this side of Sicily . This unique eatery offer., wmgs in 30 finger lickin' good navors, from sw~>t tu SdVOfY and hot II) OU( h I If you're not a ·wing nut,• there's also thret> stylM of rtbs in 1 0 flavors, meaty sandwiches, taste templtnK salads and delectabll:' met.-tlnK Make Wmgnut'> your destination for t.ike-out or d1ne- 1n for the whole family L <X Jted m Cos.a ~ on H.iri>or Boulevard at Baker (11~ "' Tar,.wt (.,reatlandJ, WinHnut~ I) oµ<'n daily from 11 a m CiJll (114} 4J4-17()(J and delicious. Awarcf..winning menu, Intriguing wine list and cutting edge entertainment are all to be foond at Carmelo's. Have an Italian advooture close to home. C.1rmelo's Is located ill 3520 E. Coast Highway in Corona de/ M ar Open for dinner Sunday - Wc>dnesday, 5 to 11 p .m ., The menu has been created with old-fashioned recipes passed down through the fam ily. These signature dishes are complemented with fresh vegetables and herbs grown organically at the family ranch in Teme<.ula They dlso cure their own olives, make the sausage, cook with sea s.ih dnd use imported pasta. desserts You can wash 11 all down wtth one ot the 1 b beers on ldp or a \1gnature beverage creation fotfered tn alcoholic and non alcoholic vanet1E.">) Even the-•young flycri. • in your family ccl n choose from their own menu item~ There 1s pl<'nty of comfortable seating ini.1de and on the patlO, ,1, wt-II JI. Thursday Saturday, 5 p.m. 'to 1 a.m. Closed Mondays. Bar area, with martinis d speoalty. Outdoor patio Jmmg. Space available for hoftdtly fJdrllf.'S. ValN pilrktnf:. (or iU.ldit1on.1/ mformat1on, call (949) 6 "'') 1922 In addition to an extensive menu, Nick's has two fV!> in the dining room, so you can enjoy great food, ~hil_c v1c.'W1ng )«>Ur favorite sporting event. Come discover the delicious new specials each week. Nick's R1storante & P1zzefla 1s located .it 1300 H arbor Blvd., Ste• K-1 (Harbor Center), Costa Mesa. 0(X'n Monday - Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9:JO p.m.; Friday · Saturdtly, 11 a.m. to IU:JO pm Clo!>ed Sundays. Outdoor patio dmmg C.ill (949) 721-7566. ~e Original Fish Company At The Original Fish Company, we Cl'lc•br.ite the sea and all the frt">h and Oavurlul 1h1n~s 11 has 10 offer. We do this by !><'rving only thP ftnc''' quality seafood flown in daily from arciund thl• world. How do we find the· llnc•\t quality w.1food' We pay premium pnct' to buy tht-I.1st t .1u~ht fish from highly profess1onJI ~hnrt trip ho.it' rhe Original Fish Comp,my 1s our only n">t.1ur.int and has been since we• OJX'ned our door' on February 11, 1981 . We arc• not a chain b-, c ho1u• We want to be here for our gue;;t<, tu 1wr...-mcllly ensure our fish 1s the lrC'Shest dnd our '>t•rv1u., thl' best. We horw vou w1ll 1mn ~ soon Th<> 0flJ.:lnJ/ (l\h Compdny Re~ttlurJnt tV. rresh r1sh Markt•/ '' hx ated at 11061 Los A/,m11to' H/,.,d., Los Alam1to~ Rt><;/aur.in1 hours an• Sunday through Thur..day, 11 .i m to I U pm , fnday and Sdturday, 11 am to 11 pm Tht• (1\h Markl't " open dJily. begmmn>: c11 9" nr <all (562J 5CJ4-4 >'>J. r-:-Phe Village Farmer ,.., ~an idea l setting for special occasions The Village Farmer Ii.is been thc> lx>'>t-l..1•p1 '>(.'Crl'I in Or.ingt• C ounly tor morr than 1 (> years. Com<' enjoy our fresh, hearty, healthy c ul\in1• Al,u, en1tt1 ... hopping tn our uni que Gift Boutique If 1t'o; tea you < r.we·. v1'i1 t our c.harm111g l1·a Room Our English-style tea 1~ !>erved on .1 < ollt•< ll•m of Jnt1q1w d1.,ht•., trom 11 d m until 4 pm daily ~or your special childrt•n i. partv tht• '>torvhool.. Tt•J Room " thP JX'r1PCI setting. Whether it's dinner lor M-o, ,1 p.1rtv tor 'iO a c hildn·n ' f>.Jrty or a tcte-a-tete with friends, we have 11 all' The Village Farmer i!> loc.Jted at J85 I So Hlw, S.Jnta Ana 1n South Coast Plaza VIiiage. Call (714) 557-8433 i"r <Jdd1tmn.JI 1nfonnat1on Celebrate Your Holiday's Moroccan Tented tables, low lights, painted douds on the ceiling and lively belly dancers will surety delight you and your guest's dining experience! tyle l .\u11lc 1111< Moro<< <Ill <.uL<>UW illl<I e11rno~phc-n· I >ur protc~~u 111,11 -.mtr 1~ cager tu nlclk<· your visit to 1-----__..:i.~;,;..;;;.;.;:;_ ..... ~---t M<1rrakrsh <l nwmomhlc one ·n1hlc·~ tor two a 11<l !;1r~1· p.in ics wcl~ ornc· .< ~1ltlfing _etnd t<tkN ~l!I ;iw11l<il>I<' CALI. !·OH RESl-..HVATIONS. 1976 Newport BIYd •• Costa Mesa PCH (949) 645-8384 Also: Studio Ciry -(8 18) 788-63S4 a.nd Lajolb -(619) 454-2500 a, ' t 0 TVs always tum'<.I tn to your f.wonte sporting l'Vl'nt'i Wingnuts can al'>'> prt>pJrt• and pdc k any ml·nu 1tc•m in handy tarry-out cont,11n1·r~ for your home party or bu\lnt·" Need a Great Gift Idea? Give the Gift of True Dining Pleasure ... Villa Nova Gift Certif1-t ~ates Available in Any D cno;:z·i nttiion Corporate Dist '' "' , / tJ 949/642-7880 wnnv. villanovarcstaurant. co1n Qisloranle Italiano 0 Cont in t nt.ale We 've ~ol ti ~'-1in~ cin ... \.... \.... L t\wnrd Winnin ~ \ .,ui~inc ~rnd \.... c x.cilin8 c nlc rlainmc nl b ni0hl~ d .i.'< c k' Come lccl I he 'l'arml h! I P lan your holiday and Ne w Year~~ prn ly now! We o ffe r special me nu~ and privale rc>oms. Make your reserva tion nt..")W for Lhc holiday'\! Mam I )m108 Qoom. Carde n Room and Wine Cellar Patio aLir!B Nigh Uy ~e Arches -an award-winning Newport Beach landmark The Atches on Pacific Coast Highway has ~ an Orange County tradition since 1922. It became known as the place where famous people came to dine when they wanted a memorable meal in an intimate setting. Legends who frequen~ The Arches included G'ary Cooper, Tyrone Power, Humphtey Bogart, John Wayne and Shirley Temple, among others. The rich tradition continues today. This premier steak and.seafood house in Newport Beach keeps patrons returning to The Arches for many reasons: a welcoming ambience, tableside service, award- winning wine list and delicious cuisine that isn't trendy or nouveau. Owner Dan Marcheano (pictured, righO greets you as if inviting you to dinner in his home. The deep red comfortable booths, warm wood walls and colorful artwork are the J)f"rfect backdrop for relaxed dining. The extensive menu features more than 250 items for lul)Ch Of dinner. Popular favorites are th~ abalone, stone crab claws from Florida, prime beef steaks including Steak Diane, filet, rib coop, Delmonico, porterhouse, New York and 1'4ew York steak sandwiches and Beef Wellington. Fresh fish specials, Chicken Elizabeth, Alaskan king crab legs and rack of lamb for two are also best bets. The lost art °' tabteside service continues at The Arches with your ~ preparing favorites 5uch as Caesar salad and bananas • flam~ right ~111i1e--: in front of your eyes. leave room for dessert! Wonderful choices are the Crepes Suzette or bananas foster, topped off with a cappuccino. Great food should be accompanied by great vintages. The Arches is one of the few dining ~ establishments to have received the prestigious Wine Spectator Award of Excellence every year since 1983. The award-winning wine list is comprised of more than 700 imported and domestic wine and champagne selections. There · is a fu ll bar, where friends meet for lively conversation. The Arches, 3334 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach_ Lunch weekdays; dinner nightly until 1 a.m. For reservations, calf (949) 645-7077. enihana introduces "Pick Three'' sushi dining For more than 38 years, Benihana restaurants have been known for their showman chefs who prepare the finest steaks, chicken and . seafood right before your eyes on the hibachi grill. Most locations also feature authentic sushi bars, including Benihana in Newport Beach, which has for the past eight years been voted among the #Best of Orange County" Japanese restaurants in a reader poll. Renovated just one year ago to expand its seating capacity and give the sushi bar a fresh, new look, the sushi bar at Benihana in Newport Beach features several daily specials designed lo appeal to sushi novices and connoisseurs alike. Manager Toshiya Katsuyama recently introduced the "Pick Three" special, available nightly for just S 1 5.88. The "Pick Three" special allows guests to choose from a choice of nine popular items, including shrimp tempura, yakilon, five pieces of nigiri sushi, grilled seabass, the crunchy or fortune sushi rolls, beef roll, fried rice with dumplings and tuna tartar. The special includes miso soup, green salad, edamame, steamed rice and a fruit dessert. The sushi bar and lounge area also offer Banzai Hour each Monday through Friday from 5 to 7:30 p.m., with Kirin draft beer and sake bombs for only $2 each. Enjoy nigiri sushi for just $1 per piece during Banzai Hour, plus all day long every Saturday and Sunday. Benihana is located at 4250 Birch St., near John Wayne Airport in Newport Beach. Calf (949) 955- 0822 for additional information. For door-to-door directions and a full menu, visit the Web site at www.benihana.com. Your are cordially invited to our Thanksgiving Buffet Dinner 1reat your entire family to our 1raditional Coum1et Thanksgiving Dinner including: • Fresh Soup and Salads • Hand Carved Fresh Turkey • Hand Carved Honey Glazed Ham • Baron of Beef or Poached Salmon •Traditional Thanksgiving Trimmings • Gourmet Seasonal Desserts 12:00pm -8:00pm Acltlfts $21.95 Children: $10.95 Plus tax and atuity Call Today For Reservations Waterfront Seating Available Enjoy O ur Beau tiful O utside Patio 949-675-2373 503 E. Edgewater • Balboa Newport-Landing.com • ~erfront &ning at Villa Nova . . l ~ ocatl!d on the waterfront since 1967, Villa l&~ova offen a bttathtaking view ol Newport Harbor in an ambience reminiscent of an Italian countryside. This award-winnfng restaurant ~tures ~ade pastas, fresh ,seafood and veal specialties. Perfect for wedding receptions, rehearsal dinnentt business dinners, awards ceremonies and holiday parties, Villa Nova's beautiful, waterfront dinlhg rooms are available for parties of 25 to 125. Guests enjoy the special amenities of the private dining roofTl including.a prlvatt! bar and humidor, outdoor patio and compllment.ary valet parking. The .. Private Dining Room" is available for smaller • parties of 25 or less. This intimate and luxurious room offers a unique dining experience. Your guests will enjoy a five course meal accompanied by fine wines specially selected by the sommelier in' the privacy and comfort of this beautiful room: with limousine services, charter boats and gondola companies. Winner of the prestigious Gold Award for Italian dining, Villa Nova's traditional cuisine is prepared by Executive Chef Sonny Mergenthaler. Their extensive wine list has been awarded the prestigious Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence. For a fun evening out, stop by the piano bar for live entertainment, every night at 9 p.m. Dinner served nightly until midnisht; weekends until 1 a.m. Complimentary valet parkins, boat docks. Villa Nova Restaurant, J 7 J I W. Coast Hishway, Newport Beach. Call (949) 642-7880. www.villanovarestaurant.com. Dinner packages are also available in conjunction P . D 'O I I' I I '1 I' ~ I ZZ{J 1•0 I lo111c· 'Hric· /t,t!11fll I out! SUNDAY& TUESDAY W.DNmlDAY MONDAY CRAZY PIZZA DAY 6.LL r.au C4li.. &r1 Spaglt~tti AU YQl.l. CANE.AT! BUY ANY PIZZA & ,.,,. "' "'•...,• s-,, Lasagna or Spaghetti GET YOUR FIRST 011/ySJ.lS 2TOPPINGS dU.. l.QIJ. Cdli £dr.: Only$4.25 Lasapa -011/y $4.25 FREE!!!!!!! Add 1 Mtatltalll SJ.JS Yul p.,..;pm. ~ s,,.,1um -011/y SS.JS d.W Z Sa1i1M1ea l.L.'2 -FOOL egz:ual/4 S,l.50 Cllid.•11 Cll«Won 1111 Chicken Parmigiana SPQ1lutli .t Frid MowanU. and Spaghetti C ltich11 M olibM OJtd Sptlglr1tti Olll1U.15 Only$5.25 -011/y '5.25 THURSDAY SATURDAY HOUSE PASTA Unguini with Baby SPECIALS --... All regular priced Clams Only $5.25 Entrees Under $6.50 011e JS" I Topping PiuA A Large _Lasagna ----One Large Spaghetti or Lasd'<na, Manicotti , and Spaghetti an Cannelloni -are Only $5.JO -Las4glla -Large Salad -One Large Salad OnlJ $6.25 Eltllles Under $8.50 Yi Loa/ of Gdrlk BmuJ FRIDAY F uds a family of 112 LHf Garik Bread Sor 111ore are Only $6.JO 011ly -SIS.95 J Clteese :Jl:Jhni RegMlar price -$17.95 &2Me Over$8.50 F~ & Salllrday MoNlay tuUl Trusdlly or Pmd Mou.onlla an$7.50 Special -SI 1.95 ~ -S5.2s· -Special-$15.95 AU L/uotNI -$}1.95 STORE HOURS DAILY 10 ~O AM -10:00 PM • WEEKENDS Till 11 PM CALL FOR TAKE OUT 71 ~-).l9-00S) Unique Coffee House Call Us For Your Holiday Catering! • Fruit Trays • Breakfast Trays • Cheese & Deli Trays • Fresh baked, low fat muffins, croissants & cookies daily, bagels also available • Boar's Head Deli meat sandWiches • Wide variety of party trays available OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • I 1 1 1 ' r. 1 1 1 .. • l • t , • ; " ' : • I : • • ... i • \ Have Fun This Holiday Season! 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