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Home My WebLink About2002-12-04 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot1 ·O Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 WEDNESDAY,DECEMBER4,2002 Ro~inson pick. stuns council watchers . . . Councilman Chris Steel nominates Karen Robinson, not favorite Gary Monahan, for mayor. Steel later named mayor pro tern. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot first African-American mayor. INSIDE Outgoing mayor Linda Dixon reflects on her tenure as Costa Mesa's leader. See Page A3 was pleased that her council col· leagues feJt the same. eagerly supponed the motion, making it quite clear Robinson had the necessary votes to as- cend to the one-year position, which is mostJy ceremonjaJ. Her duties include running the council meetings and re· presenting the city. QUESTION What issues shouad Costa Me:M's new leaden t.edde first? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 7 • COSfA MESA -Council· woman Karen Robinson was unanimously chosen to lead the Oty Council Monday after a SUT· prising political move that bucked customary council hier· archy and designated the city's Council members expressed confidence in Robinson, saying they look forward to her leader· ship. • 1 think it really shows what an open community we have that we embrace diversity so weU," Councilwoman Libby Cowan said. ~Diversity in thought, as Karen Robinson Chris Steel ~1 am happy that the city and its leaders can select people based on their qualifications, which is what I think happened here," Robinson said. Councilman Gary Monahan, who was censidered the favorite to lead the new council. was vi!>- ibly stunned to learn hi~ council coUeagues disagreed. 642-6086 or send e-mail to dailypilot@latimes.com. Please spell your name and include your hometown and phone number, for venfication purposes only. weU as characteristic, in our council members." Robinson said she was confi· dent in her skills as a leader and Councilman Chris Steel nomi- nated Robinson, and Cowan See ROBINSON, Paee A4 SCHOOLS State OKs $3.2 million for library at Mariners Matching grant means the $5. l million joint-use project for elementary school and public can go from conceptual to design phase. June Casaerande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BIAUI -The JOml 11-.e Man- ners Ubrary pro)t't.'1 was awarded a S3.2 mil hon grant from the c;tate Mondav. clc.-anng the last ma1or hurdJt> w creaung a nt'\-\ branch library 10 ..erve the pubhc and ~1an ners FJementary &hool. KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Michelle Burgner, 1 7, helps Newport Harbor High School junior Jesus Ahumada, 16, look over college preparatory materials at the Westside Pro1ect on Tuesday as Victor Becerra, program director for the UC Irvine Community Outreach Partnership Center, looks on. Newport Beach\ proposal wa-. one of I] that won a !>hare of about Sl30 million in state money l>et aside for joint U'><' library projects Statewide. 60 jurisd1cuom applied for funds: among those who lo'>l hid-. for a cut of the state money were bbrane<. m 1-on- lana. Visalia. Alameda and Nonh Torrance. "Jlus Wlll be a good thing for the Manners neighborhood and for all the kids who go to the Mariners School. It's a wm-wm, ·· City Manager I lomer Bludau said. Lending a few hands A commun11ywide effon raised enough ma1ching fund~ to qualify for t~e o;tate grant. IJhrary supponer; announced over the sum- mer thal they had met their SI -million fund- rrusmg goal. 1us1 m lime 10 apply for 1he \tale matching funds. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot T he byzantine p~ of filling out college appUcations can strOce fear in even the most organized hish school student For those who don't have a lot of guidance, the Intimidation and cballenge Is compounded Tu demystify and help with the coUege application process. two Corona del Mar High School students haW! opened a college center on Costa Mesa's Westside. Tutoring ls also provided. The two founders of the student-<.levlsed and atudent·run center received guidance t:bemaetYa trom their aWance Two Corona del Mar High students collaborate with UC/ to offer co llege qpplication help on Costa Mesa's Westside. with UC Irvine's Community Outreach Partnership Center. "This is especially valuable since. often, the younger folks are pen a bad knock for being lelf.indulgent and self-<:entered," ..td Victor Becena, director of the ua center. "This project represents the true meaning of community service and student leadership.• MJcheUe Burgner and feDow Corona del Mar senior Jessica Harkins hatched the idea for the center, which they dubbed the Westside Project, last spring as they were contemplating filling out their own appUcations. "l know how much of a maze the (college application) process is and all the steps you have to go through," said Burgner, 17, who is applying to six colleges. "My college counselor is amazing. I hope we can provide the same level of support" After bearing about their idea. their school guidance counselor recommended contacting ua. and a partnership was bom. Honesty will prevail, incoming Newport councilman says Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ClteTHE.a: . ..,,._...com FY1 The Westside Project is open from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday year·round at the Harbor Christian Fellowship Church at 740 Wilson St .. Costa Mesa. UO's center provided the room for the Westside Project in the back of the Harbor Christian Fellowship Church. Burgner and Harldns then started contacting coUeges around the country, aslcing them to send promotional material. The center ~rated with banners and a\osters from See HANDS, P81• M The Newpon Beach Public (jhrary Foun- dation. the llele11 Ru">SeU F~"lale and Donna and John Crean made large donation., that evenrually put the fund-raismg effort over the top. Some parems have critiazed the pm1ec1, saying that putting a pubLic and c;chool li- brary in a single facility puts children in harm's way. library supponers and city and school officials say the library has been de- signed specifically 10 protect childn.-n from contact with the public. mainly by creating separate services for the school children In the last weeks before ubm1111ng an ap· plication to the tate. the city" cost estimate for the project jumped by about $800.000. bringing the 1otal estimated cost to $5,133,945. Bludau said the added costs are due to increased security measures. as well as more accurate estimates of the total proj· ect. ·There's no doubt that the city will haW! to make up the difference.• Bludau sak1. See IU.RINERS, Pee• M Coach assaulted after game New Estancia coach guides Eagles to victory, but is then confronted by an irate woman. Witnesses Aid she aboYed het a.houJ. der into~ a.pp.-.~ Rappa was left with a biuiae. Alter she WU hit. she Aid, "You hit me.• Tbe woman 1apoodid, •And I'm comini bedt.. Dick Nichols, so far no stranger to controversy, says his contdtuents can~ to hear the truth duriDB his tenure. ..... c • .., ... WEATHER~ lelftvqM OllJPlot A chld, who -...-.Id)' m · od* f8mlY ......... *-ed ., obil'ildly at ....... DllrPllt aJllOa 8Mlt -........ .... lii .. 1M Iii Oij CHI Sj E Dldl,... ... tilljM.tf .,., •• ...................... ._ ...... 11 ..... •••*•• &tty "'°"*" tog. ........ ... ,. • ....,,. c.w ... CoMa ..... la lllplWnelll. 1be cMdl ... ...., . ............... ...... die,...., I II I I. .. ...................... . ................... , .... ~...,. ............. .. ....... , ............ ~ .. . ........... _. - ... CCIMM.,_..M I • NEIGHBORS S.... ICay Alth joined the Costa Mesa Conference & Visitor Bureau cas sales manager last month. The ~u believes that Firth, who haS more than 15 years of experience in the hospJtallty industry, wW be beneficial to Ute development of the group travel business for Costa Mesa's seven·luxury hotels • as she was for other hotel properties in Oranse County and Los Angeles ... Newport Beach resident Robin Pret. Gi-r will be honored by the Orange County Regional Ballet on Sonday for her contributions to the betterment of children's lives. Glasser, one of the two recipientB of the Sugar Plum Award, is the illustrator of an award-winning book series by Lynne Oleney and a fonner soloist with the Pennsylvania Ballet Company ... Scott WIDlamlon,recreation coordinator for the city of Newport Beach, received the Southern California MunkipaJ Athletic Federation Spirit Award last month for embodying the mission of the federation and demonstrating a career of service. Williamson, who was chosen from 1,200 members, also received the Marie Feldman Spirit of Orange County Award at a separate luncheon last month ... Newport Harbor Exchange Oub President Rick Harris and former president Bill DeMeulle presented Kathy McCarreD, director of the Orange County Otild Abuse Prevention Center. with a donation check for $29,000 to the center. The Newport Beach club said it felt that because of the numerous budget cuts conducted by the state and the effect they have had on many social and child abuse programs that the center would greatly benefit from the donation ... Navy Petty Officer First Qass Russell 0 . Walker, son-in-law of Bonnie Arrigo of Costa Mesa, departed on a six-month deployment to the Arabian Gulf while assigned to the guided missile destroyer USS Milius, based in San Diego. Walker is one of more than 8,000 Pacific f1eet Sailors aboard one of the ships ready to participate in Susan Kay Firth Operation Enduring Freedom ... Deborah Newquist. founder and president of Senior Care Resources in Newport Beach, received the Adele Elldnd Award Crom. the National Assn. of Professional Geriatric Care Managers for her distinguished service in geriatric care management at the national and · local level. Newquist founded Senior Care Resources in 1987 to provide a center for families to find consumer-oriented assistance with eldercare challenges ... M.lchael E.. Martlne:z, associate professor of education at UC Irvine, has joined the Educational Research Board of the M.LN.D. Institute, a nonprofit corporation that has evolved an innovative music-math education program for elementary school students based on brain research. Martinez conducts research on the nature and modifiability of intelligence. He received his doctorate in educational psychology from Stanford University and joined the Educational Testing Service in Princeton, N.J .. where he developed new forms of computer-based testing for assessment in the fields of science, architecture and engineering. • NEIGHBORS spotlights achievements in the community. Please direct noteworthy information to Christine Carrillo via fax at (949) 646-4170, or send e-mail to christine.canillo@latimes.com. DUI ARRESTS The following people have been srrestJJd on suspicion of driving under the inffuenoe of IJfl intoxicant They have only been arrested on suspicion of a aime and, as with all suspects, are considef'8d innocent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA Sunday • Pedro Martinez-Mejia, 24, Costa Mesa •Jennifer Marlin, 27. Huntington Beach • Heidi Maria Stevens, 39, Murrieta s.turday •Luke Hanson Morse, 21, San Clemente • India Elaine Johnson, 24, Santa Ana • Roy Rae McRae, 33, Santa Ana Fridey •Maria Laing Dimarco, 31. Costa Mesa • Noel Arias-Lopez, 30, Costa Mesa •Joey Anthony Arcnuletta. 25, Costa Me.sa • William John Vanvoorhis, 34, Costa Mesa • Rafael Alejandro Perez, Rosarito Beach • Nghia Huu Nguyen, 40, Westminster NEWPORT BEACH Sunday • Simon Robert Nord, 53, Newport Beach Sa1urday • Ride Lee Thompson, 42, Bakersfield •Gary Lee Cook, 27. Irvine Frid-v •Gregory Ralph Haerr. 45. Newport Beacti Thunday • Keewaytheian C. Young, 34, Or'Snge Wednetday • Chad Raymond Kroepl, 26, Huntington Besen Daily A Pilot VOL 96, NO. 331 TitOMAS H. JOttNSON, JoMJ.Semoa, PU'blisMr Art Director I News Desk Chief TONY DOOIAO, (IMS) 574-4224 Editor joMJ.unta.•lat/mes,com .J4JO'( OETT1NO, S-.Mc:Cfri. . ~':I~ Photo St.lperv1aor LANA • (~)71<M358 Promodol 11 Dlnte:tor tcn.pllofo•llttlr'rw.com New9~ Gina Alexander, Lori Anderlon, l!DtTING STAFF Paul Saltowltt. O.nl91 Stevens NEWllTAffl U .c.M, Crime~ ~rter, ~·Editor ,.., S1'-42J3 (949) 574-422 ~.bhMMti•latlmet.com e./.t»ltn• ,..,_,com ..... =, ... ............. Cllrldlor Newpo11 reporter, (948) 574-4232 ........ June.'*""""""•t.t1,,,...com j11m-.o.,,---.oom ..... CIMon --~ Polltlce end en\llronment repofW, ......... <•1'9M330 ,,.ul.d1nton•~com ..... -Leillll ..... ,.,.-.. -..u•com eo.. Meu ,.,,.,, CM> 174-4171 ............ lol/U,,..,,.,.,.,,,.,..,.,,. ~ .... ~·-·· _ .... Educldon NIPOfllf, IMt PMllf }lo A11 lfl -·--~,...,,.., • ....,.,JI ,, .. I FOR A GOOD CAUSE (\ Jan Cassell W hen Jan Cassell clocks ·out, that's when her real wort begins. Cassell is a staff member and a volunteer at the gift and boo1' shop at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. She gets paid for about 12 hours and then she volunteers up to 24 each week, working to make the gift shop a gem to rivaJ the museum itself. "It's my duty to work in the gift shop, purchase everything, help keep it clean along with other helpers,• said Cassell, a 12-year cancer ~rand the widow of Al Cassell A retired interior decorator with lots of merchand.i7lng and retail experience. Cassell took the job at the museum earlier this year to help keep busy. Almost immediately. she launched a redesign of the gift shop. "I just spiffed everything up and changed the lighting and increased Sticking as close to the water as she can the variety of merchandise here," Cassell said. "Then 1 brought in the books -big time. I believe museums should have book.s." Besides books. perhaps the most popular nautical-themed items in the shop are boxes -any ltind of boxes small enough to sit on a table or desktop and hold the smaller necesslties of life. •t.eather little trunks, nice beautiful wooden boxes, some imprinted with maps on them," she said •Boxes are big." But. Wte a lot of volunteer jobs, not all the work is this glamorous. Along with other volunteers. Cassell is also responsible for cleaning, answering phones and other duties that simply must get done. Cassell moved back to her hometown of N~n Beach after about IO years In Mammoth. "My kids and grandldds are here. I raised my family here. This is borne," said Cassell. a mother of three grown sons and a grandmother of three. And, an added perk of her volunteer job, her youngest son is often just a stone's throw away. Carter Cassell, 26, was just promoted to first mate on the tall ship 4'nx. which has spent a lot of time at the museum in the last year. "We're a sailing family. This is a sailing community." said Cassell. whose skipper credits indude the 1981 TransPac race. ·So for me, this as such a good place to volunteer. Actually, for anybody, this is a good place to volunteer." Story by June <Asagraruk. photo by Don LMcll PET OF THE WEEK Taffy ,. This Lhasa apso lost Sarurday at Fa.Won Island received the name 'Jaffy, said DIAnna Pfaff-Martin. founder of the Newport Beach-based Community Animal Network. Pfd-Martin and others tried to find the owner and have advertised the dog as found, but have lcill come up abort. The dog wW be available for adoption iC the owner does not claim ii. lhe Aid. Anyone teeking to daim lhe animal u theirs needs to provide vet records and have a photo ol the dog, lhe said. "This holiday IGIOll, pleaae 11\'e lives by adopting a reecue erdrnal ftom a shelter or any animal ~n." Pfaff-Martin said. ResaJe animals continue to need vet medical attention. "When you donate to (the network's) vet medical account. your money serves the needs of animals only -food. vet medk:a.I food and supplies. We need your help to continue our worlt with local animals. Pleue donate this Christmas, .. P6df-Martin said. See other animals avan.h&e for adopcioo at ~orror atop by...,.. pet store It Puhioo ll&and between noon and 4 p.m. on weekendl. lnbmldon: (949) 759-3646, or write to lhe Community Animal~ at P.O Box 8862, Newport Beech. CA 92658. Chttsdne CetTtlto Box 1560, Colt.a Mesa, CA 92626. SURF AND SUN News H1lttant. (IMS) 67._.298 Copyright No news atorlet, dlrlatlne.carrillo•tatlmet.com illustrations. ed'rtorlal mett•r or PHOTOORAl'ttERI advertlMmentl henlln can be WEATHER FORECAST 5feet. Sun Hiller, Kuang Hwang. r81)roduced withoot written Don Leectt, Kent Trepcow permlseion of copyright owner. 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( ...... lndude .. ........ oftMLoe~ oUI04 .... 1:41 &m. am,_._ ~ ............. ,,,,_, Oul ........ ............ llOlllJ•••flV--Wlllleo WATER~ a.•n.Mlupan aim nm. CN. ..... .................. M* ..... ~ ..... P.O. ,_ ..... .... .... _ ..... ollto ... BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Newport sister city group bolds breakfast The Newport Be8cb Sister Qty AAn. wW hold Its annual break· Cut today at the Ptw Crowns Restawant in c.orona del Mac. The UIOdadon holt.s several cultural event.s during the year, • tn~udlng an International Fesd· val held at the Newport Beach main library. They alto o~ a Student Exchange prograi:n each year with Okazaki, Japan, and Antibes, France. Members travel to these cities to promote understanding of dif. ferent cultures, economic devel· opment and friendship. The breakfast begins at 8 a.rn. The restaurant la at 3801 CQasr H.ighway. llckets are $20 per pe~ son. Information: Call Sally Nockold at (949) 644-6105. Marijuana-like drugs may help anxiety Man-made chemicals that are distant relatives of mari· juana may eventually become new drugs to -combat anxiety and depression, according to a recent UC Irvine CoUege of Medicine study. University offi- cials claim the study is the first to show how anxiety is con· troUed by the body's network of natural compounds known to play a significant role in gov- erning pain, mood a nd other psychological functions. . The study shows that while m arijuana reUeves anxiety by working on the same system. lab rats given the new drugs don't seem to suffer the side ef- fects produced by THC.. an ac- tive ingredient in marijuana. Homebuilders chosen for Crystal C.ove project Four homebuilders have been selec1ed 10 design and build the next phase of residen- tial neighborhoods at the gated colony of Crystal Cove. Brooldleld Homes, John IAinJ Homes, 'hytor Woodrow Homes and Standard Pacttlc Homes should have the model homes ready by late aprtng. "Crystal Cove la a very apectaJ place, more like a resort com- munlty," said Roberta Marshall, vice presJdent of land develop- ment for Irvine CommunJty De- velopment Co., in a press re- lease. "lhat's wby the. bomebullden selected for this new phase were hand plcke4 for thelr attention to archJtec- turaJ detailing. thelr impressive reputations for design innova· dons and craftamanshJp. and thelr commitment to customer service." Marshall expects the con- struction of model homes to begin within wee.ks. Crystal Cove features direct public beach access as weU as proximity to the fine dining and boutiques at Crystal Cove Promenade. Abov~ Crystal Cove are still acres of open space and nearby wilderness parks. Newport Beach care manager receives award Deborah Newquist, founder and president of Senior Care Resources in Newport Beach, received the prestigious Adele Elkind Award from the National Assn. of Professional Geriatric Care Managers. The award recognizes distin· guished service annually at the national and local level. Newquist founded Senior Care Resources in 1987, pro- viding assistance to families seelcJng consumer-oriented as- sis1ance with eldercare chaJ- lenges. Resources include ger- ontologicaJ assessments. care planning consultations. care monitoring and management services. The association was formed in 1986. providing dignified care to the elderly and their families. It has a membership of more than 1,800 care managers. Newport Beach's Best Kept Secret ... AWARD wucnNC s£Af'OOD c110WV£R ftf,w£ FRESll DAJIYI JO/NUS FOR OUR SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH S13.!IS~ 4 ~""-n S-12 $7.!IS Relax in a Casual Dintng --•"';.;.;:'"'-:::r~EA~r ~~'EELl atnwsphere over-looking Newport Bay. Open dally.from 7am -3pm NEWPOaT aVNIS aE801lT'8 1 11.L\Y Spa Gre,gorie's AND eALDN GltCllOA t C •e ~. Decf!fOOef '· 2002 AJ Linda Dixon departs the dais Former mayor makes room for new councilman, but says she'll still be involved in city. Lollt• H•rper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Oty Council pcactlced its epl.sodJc changing of the guard Monday as the defeated incumbent mayor, Unda Dixon, left. her seat on the dais to make way for polidcal newcomer Allan Mansoor. Dixon stepped down gra· dously, thanlcing her support· ers, her family and the entire community for the opportunity to serve them. The audience returned the gratitude by rising to its feet and applauding her efforts. Dixon's council colleagues also exp~ their appreda- don for her service and told her she would be greatly~ FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT Former Costa Mesa Mayor Linda Dixon pictured in her garden with her cat Augie. Councilwoman Karen Robinson, who was later elected mayor. was near tears when she said her goodbye. MLinda was on this council when I first came on. and I consider this my council family,• Robinson said with a lump ln her throat. ·A member of that family is moving aJong. and that is hard. I will miss you terribly.· Councilwoman Libby Co- wan, who first worked with Dixon on the Planning Com- mission, said she was sad to see Dixon go. But she seemed Certain the former mayor would continue to wort for Costa Mesa. Ml appreciate who she is and what she stands for. and this community is so much bener off for having her involved," Cowan said. "I wiU miss you as a council peer, but know tha1 I have gained a lifelong friend· Aviva Goelman. executive di- rector of the Costa Mesa Senior Center. presen1ed Dixon with a certificate of appreciation and thanked her for all her hard wo~ at the center. "I just want those seniors to know I am no1 going away,· Dixon said. And that g~ for the re.I of the city. Dixon promised she would continue to promote the wonderful thin~ the city has 10 FULL BAR COCKTAILS MEXICAN RESTAURANT . NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 296 E. 17TH ST . COSTA MESA · 949·64S·7626 IJICKORY F~s· SAVE $3.00 31b. BEEF STICK® s1099 SUMMER SAUSAGE~· s13.99 Our a..-ard-winnlna Bed' Slidl is .__'iOO"' ju"1 riaht with. td«1 blmd ol spkft and hick°') '"'°"l' ,,., oc; Pm«I rw holiday plMri•tlt"- IDCKORY FARMS· COSTA MESA COURTYARDS CORNER o~ HARBOR AT l'hll Sr. TUSTIN MARKETPLACE 2943 E1 CAMINO Rt:AI CROSSROAD CENTER IRVINE 0.., BARRANCA H•) SU~J76 ·Offer Good Thru Dec 22. 2002 offer. Dixon said it wa.\ ume for her 10 step down and watch from the sidelin~. She told the audience that "chang~ is good." "I will cont.inut• to work in my own way and my Q\.\111 style.· Dixon c,aid "'flus is goodbye for nght now. and thank you.· And with tha1. she tepped into a sea of applauding people to watch her succe&\Or be :.worn in. Mansoor walked down the aisle of City I fall amid the hoots. hoUer.. and whl.tles of his supponers. The newly elected councilman held a 4- inch thiclc black binder. with addJtional handouts and agen- das staclced on top. After taking his oath and his seat on the dais. he sheepishly admitted he had 1101 prepared a speech and thanked his friends and family for their support. ·r plan 10 really focus in on all these i5sues and I am look· ing forward to it.· Mansoor said. Councilman Gary Monahan was also sworn in for his third council 1crm. I le thanked all his volun1eers and supporte~ and pointed in particular to his wife, who was at home with the couple's five children. ·Deb. I know you are watch· mg. and thank you for all that you do,· Monahan said. .,. Warehouse ~ Blowout Salel ~ Friday Oec.6111 9am-4pm I I '* Saturday Dec. 7111 lam-3pm • Men's & Women 's Swimsuits "-• • Warm-ups & Jackets • Water Polo • Goggles • Bikinis • Bags & Footwear • Lifeguard Apparel • Multi-Sport Gear ... and much more!!! 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Dlhe:A hoJM burglary WU l'9pOfted in~ 1100 blodt et6;37 p.m. Sunday. •Fu....,,...,.,._ Vandall•m was reported In the 2000 block at 4:28 p.m. Sunday. • Hamilton StrNti Graffiti wn reported In the 500 block et 3:61 p.m. Sunday. • Harbor lloulwerd: Petty theft ~-reported In the 2700 blOdc at 3:51 p.m. Sunday. • JoMn and Miner strMia: A · hit-and-run was reported at 3:16 a.m. Sunday. •East 17th StrMt: Drinking in public was reported In the 200 blodt at 8:50 a.m. Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH • Baywood Drive: An TO~-~:(JN DUI DEFENSE AITORNEY' MYLESL 00Q.uality Service••• ••-N' d Entertainmcot00 BRAND fEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Bestror Less! •W...C...I .... ..,..: ~wrepoNdln the 7200 block lft 8:30 p.m. Sundey. • ~ ...... end c..npu. Dltwr. A hft-1nckun wn repoft8d It 5:25 p.m. Su~ .. • lrvtl..-..U.: PolHUlon of merijuana WM reported In the 800 block at 11 :60 p.m. Sunday. •MS11911t'9tdo..t · ~Vandals reportedfy keyed a car at 10:50.a.!"l. 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"1tJil'tWo/aw..A~J Dlltf OBITUARY COsta Mesa committee member dies John Rule seived on the city's Human Relations Committee for 5 years and founded Orange County's first gay and lesbian commuruw center and c~urch . Dffpelheredl Daily Piiot John Rule, a longtbne Coaa Mesa resident and member of the cirfi · Human Relations CommJttee. died suddenly Qf a heart attack when he was on va- cation on SUnday. Rule, who openly admowt- ROBINSON Continued from Al Monahan served as mayor pro · tern, a position that is tradition- ally a stepping stone to the peak position. He ls also the council- man with the most experience, having served as the city's mayor once before and begin- ning his thW term on the coun- cil. Just before newcomer Coun- cilman Allan Mansoor locked in h.is yea vote, he asked bis col- leagues it they were violating procedure by not electing the current mayor pro tern. They an- swered him quickly, and bis vote made Robinson's title official. A hush enveloped the aowd, which was immediately followed by loud whispers with curious tones. MThis is a complete overturn- ing of city tradition,· one man told h is ne ighbor. <:owa.n said her reason for supporting Robinson was easy: She asked. "Karen called m e over the Thanksgiving weekend and asked if f would support her bid for mayor,• <:owa.n said during a phone Interview Tuesday. "She was the only one who had asked me. and I said yes." Cowan further surprised the audience when she nominated HANDS Continued from Al schools like Pepperdine, C.Onnccticut C.Ollege and the University of California system. Brochures in Spanish titled "Ta.king the Reins of Your Future" line the tables. and a bookcase boasts a wealth of guides to various facets of the college application procas. Students from Corona del Mar also dona ted their old SAT preparation m aterial, and the high school donated tables. The Westside Project officially opened the last week of September. While the project originally targeted students from C.OSta Mesa and Pstancia high schools. it serves all students in the district While it was slow at first. eventually students began trickling in, and thJngs grew busy. Burgner saJd. But visits to the center have tapered off sin ce Thanksgiving break. Burgner lamented. Becerra attributes the drop to the cycle of college applications. Since most were already due or are due ln the near future, the need for that aspect of the center has declined. But the tutoring services are still ava.Uable, Becerra emphasized. Becerra said the UCI center will beJp promote the Westside Project as part oftta ouueadl effort alnce It la aligned with the center's phllosophy. "All of our educational projects we haw going or are COACH Contiooed from Al edged he wu py; had served on the city-appointed cummJttee for more than five yeais. He founded the 6nt gay and leablan oommUlllty"..centa.·Md church In Orange County. Rule wu also active In local schools and was a member of the Newport·Mesa Schooli Foundation. Costa Mesa Cily Council Steel for mayor pro tern; he was subsequently voted Into the sec- ondary rank. As mayor pro tem. Steel will step in if Robinson be- comes busy or is unable to re- present the dty. 1be new mayor called for a 10- minute break and was immedi- ately surrounded by well-wish- ~ Monahan stormed off the dais and refused comment dur- ing the break. Jn their haste to elect Robin- son, council members neglected to take public comment on the elections and had to reopen the issue after the break. Already sitting in he1 w 1emo- oial position, Robinso11 bad to respond to handful or residents, who boldly questioned her com - mitment to the position and Wed the council to seriously re- consider its designation. Resident John Feeney said the city is a t a critical juncture and must have an experienced leader. His wife, Emle, echoed his concerns, saying she ques- tioned the time that Robinson would have' to devote to her mayoral role. "It appears that you don't even have time to read the staff re- ports.• F.mle Feeney said "You are in way O\ er your head,· resident Wayn\; Morris said. But many of Robinsun's sup- porters defended her commit- ment to the position and had planned are part of the A~pire Learn Mentor Achieve project,~ Becena said. "In all of our educational lnltiati'l!." .w try to blend lbose eJeruemi. bt.-uluse we really do think young people represent the soul o f our communities and we have to invest in their progress .• On Tuesday aftemoo11. Crissy Brooks, the d irector or Think Together at Sbalilllar Teen Cente r, brought a student from Newport Harbor I ligh School to the Westside Project for help with bis collc~e applications. "I'm pretty interested in this whole college thing, but at the same time, it seems hard,• said Jesus Ahumada. I 6. ~Coming here, along with my Advancement Via lndividuaJ Determination teacher, will probably help .• John Money, 17, a senJor at Corona del Mar High School. also visited the project for some help with trigonometry. calculus and filling out a Cal State University application. "I think (the project! is awesome.· Money saJd . ·1 have friends who pay people a lbt of money [for college application help). This is free and It's helping people from other than Corona del Mar ... Burgner hopes the students who come to the Westside Project will gain useful Information for themselves and then be able to help others at their schools as well. •DEIRDRE NEWMAN covera education. She may be reached at (949t 574-4221 or by e-m11t et dekdre.newmanlll•tlmN.oom. memben l8Jd RuJ.e bad made leWl'8I pe>Utive contributions to the ctty. .John serwd the clty weU and pu' in 1 Jot of his time." Council- man O:uis Steel said. Coundlwoman Ubby Cowan. ~o ii allO openly gay, said she and her partner have known Rule "for a very long time.• "We are very saddened to hear that he has passed on, and he will be missed," she said. "He waa a, community member that never hesitated to jump in and help where needed.• In his capacity as a Hwnan unwavering confidence in the newmayoL -nus is obviously a surprise. but lt is a very pleasant and wel- come surprise to many of w here.· resident Robin Left1er said. "Just her graciousness in how she has received these com- ments shows how capable she ls. .. Robinson is the first to admit she has a busy schedule out.side of City Hall, but said Tuesday she ls no different from her council colleagues, who also work full time. "I think it is natural for people to wonder whether any of us have enough time to commit to a mayor-ship,• Robinson said in a phone interview Tuesday after" noon. The mayor said she will work with her employer and put some of her extra curricular activities on hold to devote the necessary time to her new title. Cindy Brenneman, Robinson's close friend and former cam· paign manager, said Robinson would n ot have accepted the nomination if she fell she didn't have the time. Brenneman said Monday she was more con- cerned with Steel's commitment to his secondary role. MI hope that you will make a stronger commitment, because you will have to support Karen." Brenneman said to Steel. If the council follows coflVf'n- MARINERS Continued from Al Relations Corrunlnee member, Rule had publldy •pokro agalnlt other members o( the committee. MJCh u · new coun- cilman Allan MansooL ln a July meeting, when commJttee metnberl Manaoor, Jan Qavid- soo and Joel Faris were critJclzed by a local resident, Rule spoke up. "I think Allan ls working ~t what we are all for,· Rule said. "He ls promoting hatred, and I'm not happy with It.• Information relating to serv- ices and his age were una\'ClU. able Tuesday. tion, Steel. who shocked council watchers two years ago by win- ning a seat In bis ninth attempt for council. is next in line for mayor. Cowan said it is too early to see if that wOl be the case. but told Steel she would support his bid next year if he improved upon a few things. ·1 really believe that everybody should have the opponunity w serve as mayor if they want to," Cowan saJd. •There ls no power in the mayor-shJp that none of us don't already have.· Steel had expreMed interest in the top position this time around, but agreed to wait. I le said he was pleased with tJ1e votes and was very well aware of the bUXl. It caused. "Were you surprised?" Steel asked. "I like to surprise people." After hearing from the public. the council ultimately voted to reaffirm Robinson's previow. designation. "Congratulations on being elected,• Monahan later told Robinson. "I am completely be- hind you and will do anythln~ to help you." Reached by phone 'f\Jesddy. however, Monahan said he hdd no comment about the events of the night before. • LOUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. Sbe mev be reached 111 (9491 574-4275 or by e-mail at folita.harper@/at1mes.com their teachers. The city's task is now to tum its conceptual designs into •,ohd plaru.. The details should romt• . before the ary Council earl} The new library will be state of next year, Bludau said. A ground the art. The one-story, 14.000-breaking date will be set ..0111t• square-foot building will replace .. time afterward. the existing Mariners Branch Li- brary on Irvine Avenue. The lot is on ciry property next to Mariners Elementary School, whose stu- d~nts will use the children's sec· tion of the public Library with HONESTY Continued from Al It was a politically risky move, especially in council chambers paciced with residents who had fought passionately to keep the steeple as short as possible. Nichols drew fire during the campaign by referring to a mo- torist as a Mexican, even though he did not have any information about the man's citizenship or country of origin. Such moves wm lik.eJy set the tone for Nichols' next four yean on the dais. The C.Orona del Mar resident says he will have no qualms about spea)dng his mind. especially when It comes to honesty in govemmenL "When people make a state- ment. I expect it to mean some- thing.~ Nichols saJd. He will hold his coUeagues, staff members and residents doing business with the city to the same standard of honesty, he aaid, and people will be able to expect honesty from him, If not always complete openness, "If the item ls something I be- lieve either that people do not understand or I think they should understand. I wiD try to darity that and make it clear what the coundl'• wting on." he aaid. At other times, such as the dty'I recent Jeue negotiations with the American legion. tbere'I no point in publicly 11rtng • a.D the potendally contendouia ~ • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport e..c:h end John Wayn<• Airport. She may be reached a1 (949) 574-4232 Of by •mail at 1une.cssagrand6t!llatitnfl com "I met with the people at the American Legion and actked 1f they were satisfied with the deal and they said they were, so in .1 case like that, there's no reason to bring controversy into the chamber.· sald Nichols. who will be sworn in as a council mem· beronTu~ Other issues, though. are cer lain to be conuoversial in Nich· ols'hands. For example, he saJd he plans to make known lo Councilman Steve Bromberg that he believes som ething should be done about the VIilage Inn. The res· taurant. in Bromberg's district, has drawn numerous com · plaints and even a court case from neighbons upeet about the noise and patrons. "Until that la changed. I'm go· Ing to suck it to Bromberg every once in a while," Nldlols aald. Nichols' pet IAsue, property rights, will be central to his aerv· ice to the city. He aa.id he plans to keep a dose watch on the gien- eraJ plan update. which he be- Ueves probably goes too far in trying to CM!rbaul the entire document. And be mlde • bold Vf1W on behalf ot all property owner&. "I will not ~ anJbodYI wnu. unJeae the adjlcent prop- erty ownen m9 awu. ol what's ~and tab pm! in it/' Nic:bcill ....._ ·1 mow lhat'• • ICroal ...................... . .... ~CIOW'lf9 NMJPOft leidt Md Jahn~ AlrPon. Shemtv bl ......... ~574-4morbV~• ~.£WN ................... FORUM HOW TO GETPUllUSHED -lAal9rl: Mml to Editorial P9ge Editor J8met Meier et the 0.ily Pik>t, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • Ae1den Hotlne: Call 1949) 642~ Fax: Send to (949) 646-4170 E~S.nd to dailypilotfllatirrnM.com •All COfreepondence fTlUlt lndude futf name, hometown and phone number (for verification pufl)OleS). The Pilot reserves the right to edit all submissions for clenty and length. MAILBAG Run-off election would undo damage of phone message Re: "Consultant cops to phony phone message," Nov. 21. It seems as though we'Ve had more than our share of questionable election and campaign procedures over the last couple of years In Newport ~ch. Whether the actions o'f campaign consultant Dave Ellis, hired by Councilman Gary Adams, affected the outcome of the election ls impossible to prove and immaterial. The real issue is that these tactics ca.st doubts about the integrity of Adams and the entire process. Ellis' argument that they placed the "message in the queue with the instructions to the vendor not to execute it" is a typical political ploy to divert blame. lf it weren't intended for use, it should never have been in a position to be used. And, because Adams hired Ellis, Adams is ultimately responsible. I suggest that either we have a run-off election between Adams and Ri ch Taylor. or that Adams step down. J.B.UTVAK Costa Mesa Sleazy campaign practices need to be stopped Good for ruck. Taylor. Finally, som eone cares enough to challenge deceptive . campaign tactics by taking the time for some investigative work.. Now, le t's hope our governm ent follows up, that the guilry people will suffer consequences and an example might be set for future elections. Campaign consultant Dave Ellis lied at lea'it twice when he denied any involvement in the telephone calling scheme intended to garner m ore votes for Councilman Gary Adams, his client. Then, when p resented with proof, he changed his story and admitted he designed lhe false message, bu1 didn't authorize it 10 be sent. How n a'ive does he think we are? Sleazy campaign practices like thi., must be stopped. It undermine'> our whole system of representative government because voter. make decisums based on false 1nforma1ion. CLAUDIA DOWNS Newport Beach FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT Campaign consultant Dave Ellis has admitted creating a misleading phone message. No telli ng who will be affected I ho pe Rep. Chris Cox continues to by the Death Tax press Congress for a very neeJirf ~I~~~ Michel Moore's statistical information on who is affected by the Death Tax (WFew really succumb when Death Tax comes lo call." Nov. 27) certalnJy does n ot line up wi1h my own experience, and it reminds me that figures can lie. I have found average income families are affec1ed by the unfair estale tax law. My father a nd mother unexpectedly passed away. They owned land and farmed in the Midwest, and while financially com fortable, they certainly would not be considered rich. They made personal financial sacrifices in order to keep the land, wanting to pass it on to my sons. who were interested in farming. What a shock to learn that the Death Tax was so high we could not pay it and stlU keep the property. Even i~ my parents would have been wealthy, they bought that land, faithfully paid taxes on it and kept it for their heirs. The government was m orally irresponsible 10 tax it again. No matter what the dollar amounl, the end result is that the Death Tax entitJes government to steal a person·s inheritance. It is a giant step closer to socialized government. LO'>la Me!.a Killing the Death Tax benefits average families, too I absolutely disagree with Wallac~ Wood's comments about 1he inheri1ancc lax (~End of the estate tax will only benefit the wealthy." Nov. 20). My fa mily is far from wealthy. I lowever, three brothers (one of which i) -., my husband) pooled their resources to buy a small piece of Land, build and begin a busine!.S together. It has become the sole source of all three fam11ie-;' income. The business has proved successfuJ. with an enormous amount of dedication and hard work, and we have managed to buy a home, car and other necessities of li fe. If on e brother should unexpectedly die, the only way the family could pay inheritance taxes would be to sell the properry and business, thus losing the source of everyone's income. There was a lime the inhentance lax only affected the rich, but that just isn't the case today. DARLENE WOOD Coo;ta Me a FOR THE 1 BTH STRAIGHT YEAR ALL NOBLE FIR TREES $3395 ALL DOUGLAS FIR iiEFS ~195 Call us today for a FREE written estimate! 1 (SOO)FOR COIT (800 )367 2 648 25% OFF LEITER TO THE EDITOR End to constru ction at UC/ in sight A n editorial cahoon in the Sunday issue of the Daily Pilot depicted a popular, but timeworn acronym that UCI stan& for "Under Construction Indefinitely." In fact. the end 1s 111 sight. The phy"cal plan developed by UC lrvme·s founders some J8 years ago will be completed m the next decade I he lab'>. classrooms, houstng and. yes, parking ~tructures currently being built aie nece<,'><lry 10 ensure that our campu<, can accommodate the coming enrollment wave that will take IJU from its current 'itudent population of about 2J,OOO to 30.000 by the end of the decade. The new building'> are .ilso key lO lhc qu.ility uf ucr .. anticipated growth Already, UCI 1s one of the top publtc ~earch univer\111~ tn the country. We attained this '>tatw. by constantly -.tnving for educational and re-.earch excellent e. developtng mno\allw program'> and at1rau111g the iw'>t people '>tudcnt'>. farulty and '>tall In tht' rnming year'>. UC I building'> will b<• home to new program'> that meet the cconom1l and workfon.e need., of the region \nd we v. ill add faculty and graduate '>tudent., who-.t' re.,ea.rd1 and discovery wiU continue to improve Lives everywhere. I refer, for example, to exnting projects like the univer'>ity's carbon cycle re.search tenter, which is help111g U'> understand OUT planet\ carbon cycle; OUT recent $14.2-mlllion grant from the Nauonal Science Foundation to improve kindergarten through 12th grade math and science education; and the new laboratory in UCI\ College of Medicine, where world famou., r~earcher., are work.mg on tre&tment<, for eye diseases and bltndne.,., By late :l007. the larg~t capital prOjCtt in UCl's h1'>1<>ry will be built in Orange -a new landmark university rned1caJ center allowing us to keep training tomorrow's physicians and '>Olving the heaJth problem'> that Cii11 devastate fam1lie'>. 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TODAY. ...................... ~ CMOer Society will hoct e .... ion of beauty mekeoYera for cancer petlenta from 10 e.m. to noon et Hoeg. Hoeg It et 1 Hoeg Drive, Newport Beach. Claaaes are free, end registration la required. (949) 291-9446. Hoeg Hoepiblt wll host a prottate dlaou .. lon group from 6:30 to 8 p.m . at the Hoag Cancer Center In Newport Beed\. The meeting Will inch.Ide an open di9c:usalon and written information about proat.ate cancer, as well as a question and answer period after the presentation. The center is at 1 Hoag Drive. Free. For more information, call (949) 7-cANCER. The Orange County Siena Singles Club will host a snow sports training program from 6:45 to 9:45 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center. The program will focus on how to be safe and prepare for winter sports such as badccountry skiing, snowshoeing, hiking and snowboarding. $10. The center is at 1845 Park Ave. $10. For information, call (714) 963-6345. FRIDAY Orange Coast College will hold Its 26th annual Holiday Art Pottery Sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today through Sunday in Room 113 of the new Arts Center building. The sale will feature hundreds of functional and decorative pottery items by OCC ceramics students. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Afteen percent of the prooeeds will go toward the purchase of equipment for the OCC's Mudslinger Club, while the rest will go to the ceramics students themselves. For more information, call (714) 432-5843. The ninth annual Lighting of the Bay ceremony will be held at 6 p.m. at the Newport Dunes Resort in Newport Beach. The event will consist of an electric tree lighting ~lnthe .... ofthe Bee* Bey. cetollng, hot~. • ••od dlOWder end he ""'*-' perlonnancee by various mBdlwl'a ~The Dunes le .. 1131 a.dt lley Drive. Free. For morw lnformetion, call (949) 729-0UNE or vi.it www.~nes.com. Ml1llMY The 0..,.. County a_... ol the SeMce c0rp. of Retired Exec;utfves will host a seminar for people looking to stat1• business or people that have recently staned • business from 8!30 a.m. . to 4 p.m. at National University in Cocta Me8a. The university is at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee Is $40 andJndudeshandouttand materials, $35 if prepaid. For more information, call (714) 55().7369. The c.t ~Assn. wtl host a special benefit cat sl)ow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Sunday at the Orange County Fair & Exposition Center. The show will heve more than 225 of the wortd's finest pedigreed cats and a special household pet competition. Rescue cats and kittens will also be available for adoption. Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for children, seniors and military personnel and free for kids under six years of age. The center is at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. For more Information, call (858) 455-9390. SUNDAY The thitd •nnual HoUct.y Classic Car Show and Pedal Car Invitational, featuring a toy drive to benefit Project Cuddle; will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Automotive Road of Dreams area of the Orange County Market Place. Cars dedc89 out for the holidays will be judged in several categories. Car show participants bringing an unwrapped toy or clothing item will receive free show registration. Also held at the Orange County Market Place on the Orange County Fairgrounds will be Christmas Karaoke. It will be in the Artisans' and Crafters' Comer. (949) 723-6663or www.ocmarlcetplace.com. The Coiona del Mar Chamber of Commerce's 24th annual Christmas Walk Festival will be held from 11 a.m . to 4 p.m . along Coast Highway. Stores along Coast Highway between Avocado Avenue and Poppy Street will be open for food sampling, ·················~~~-~ ,. ,...... .... NMupo.t .....,_ Pubic LJbr9'Y lJMd Booti Store .,.. 8IMnQ fot ~ io donate boob to,...,...... the dwfndllng stoc*. Boob may be i.ft at any of the ttv.. ~ llbnHtea - Balboe, ~.or Corona del M« -or In the boot doeet next to the Friendl Bodt Store, et 1000 Avoaido Ave., Newport Beech. AM Mrdcover end pepetbadc ck>Ndone, wtth the exception of mlg8Zlnee 8'ld law boob, will be accepted and are tax deductible. (949) 769-9687. The ...... IMdtaltie ...... frae computer ct..... to people with fading vision who have difficulty seeing the computer screen. The Qasls Center et 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona def Mar. offers aix sessions. Call to sign up for cla1St8S. (714~821-6000. A spirttuM can ct.. me«s et 7: 16 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400 Irvine Ave., Suite 114, Newport Beach. Call to reserve a seat. (949) 263-1462.. No matter how the weather turns out Sunday, Corona del Mar's Grant Howald Park is expecting snow -about 30 tons worth -between 1 O a.m. and 1 p.m. It's au part of the Newport Beach Recreation services' 15th annual "Winter Wonderland," a free event made possible by the Newport Harbor Elks Club. Guests will also have a chance to create holiday crafts, have fun in carnival games and compete in a snow creature-building contest. Santa is expected to attend. Refreshments frorp Z.Pizza will be available for purchase. Parking will be in the Community Youth Center and Grant Howald parking lots at 5th Street and Iris Avenue, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 644-3151. The Com~ Chamber of Commerce hosts networking luncheon meetings 'Nednesdays from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club. The cost is $13. The club is at 1701 Golf Courae Drive, Costa M esa. (714) 885-9090. A br8ln tumor support group meets the first and third Thursdays of each month from 7 to 8:30 p.m . at the Hoag Cancer Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Free. Registration not required. The group is designed to help patients and their families understand and cope with the illness. (949) 574-6232. entertainment and, of course, shopping. F-estivities will include story time with Mrs. Claus; crafts for children; an elf with balloons for youngsters; ornament decorating; holiday cookie decorating; and a treasure hunt Holiday carolers will sing all day, and the Corona del Mar High 'School Madrigal Singers will perform from 2 to 4 p.m . Dog owners can also get their pets' · pictures taken with Santa between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m . (949) 790-9713 or www.Shop Thelrvine- Company.com. "A Cham~n• flimlly Christmas Concert" will be held at 4 p.m. in the Orange Coast College Robert B. M oore Theatre. Bobby Burgess, Elaine Balden, Myron Floren, Ken Delo and Tanya Welk, formerty of "The Lawrence Welk Show,w will be in the ' performance. Advance tidcets are $35 for reserve, $33 for students, senior ci1tzens and children under 12. If avallable, tldcets will be $39 at the door. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5880. DEC.16 Homblower Cruises It Events will offer a holiday preview cruise from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. today and tomorrow. The cruise will consist of a three-course meal, on-board entertainment and water views of the seasonally decorated shorelines. Tidcets are $64 for adults and $32 for children ages 3 to 11. Reservations required. For more Information, call (949) 646-0155 or visit www.homblower.com. DE,C.23 The HDliday M•rtcet Piece, alto known as the Orange County Marte.et Place, at the Orange County Fairgrounds will of'fer free admission today. Santa will be ~for photos. The ~et Place ., Orange County Feirgrounde .. open from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. ONGOING The Newport a..dt Newcomers Oub holds a general meeting on the third Wednesday of every month. The organization is open to all Newport Beach residents who have lived in the area fewer than five years. For more information, call (949) 645-9922, or visit newcomers-newport.beac:h. org. lntatfaith couples with one Jewish partner are invited to participate in a discussion group at the Jewish Family Service of Orange County offlef'. I he group is geared toward det•ling with issues between interti>!th couples, such as raising chti~ren. observing holidays, symbols in the home and relationships with extended families. The cost for three sessions is $45 per couple. Preregistration is required. Call to schedule date and time. The office is at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950. Women 50 and older can join a discussion group coordinated by Jewish Family Services to address issues sudl as anxiety, depression, relationships, loQetneM and fa~ Jhe group meets from 10to 11:30a.m. M ondays at the agency offices. 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Preregistration required. (714) 4454950. St. Andrew's PTesbyterian Church hosts a mental illness support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m . Sundays in Dierenfl~d Hall Cat 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. (949) 574-2236. The J.wish Femly Setvice of Orange County sponsors a discussion group for edult children and their parents from 6 to 7 p.m. two Tuesdays a month at the Jewish Family Service office at 250 E. Baker St. Suite G. Costa Mesa. $10 per person, per session. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. The Jewish F9mlly Setvke of Orange County has a weekly parenting support group. Parents leam strategies for successful parenting and for dealing with the feelings and behavior of their children. The group meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Mondays at the Jewish Family Service office at 250 E. Baker St , Suite G, Costa Mesa. The group will cover managing anger, anxiety and peer pressure children experience. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. Al ................ . 1111& *1, II~ I l IF 7a, 1PM. llll•lchnlhl 111.,...Cml • Grades 9-12 • Extensive college preparatory curriculum. • Outstanding programs In the arts, athletics and community service. • Wide range of Advanced Placement courses. • Knowledgeable, experienced and caring faculty • QUC>1J OF 1IE DAY "/ daought Elit.abeth Clayton did an awesome job of sparking us off the bench." 0.. Glenn, Newport Harbor High girls voleyball coach SpoftlEclllot RogerCartson • 19491574-4223 : ~fu;(949)650-0170 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL EYEOPENER ·QW ~Pib· ~tWo/F-·~ ..._, __ o.c~ 9 tolorff GREG BOYER Wednesday, December 4, 2002 A1 I Noonan resigns Eagles' post He cites personal reason for the d eparture afte r a 2-year tour at Esta ncia. Barry Faulkner Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -Jay Noonan has re- signed as &tancia I ligh football coach, ending a two-year reign in which the Eagles went I 18. Noonan, who infonned Lagle play- ers of h is decision Tuesday afternoon. cited personal reasons for his resigna- tion and declined to elaborate. ·This past Thnnlu.giving. I !>pent some time with my family and my priorities have changed. for reawns I can only describt.• Cl!) per!>onal." Noo- nan said. HIGH SCHOOLS Perkins ne w Mesa boys AD Mustangs foo tball coach earns double duty, replacing Bauerm eister. Barry Faulkner Dally Pilot COSfA ME.\A -(.<r>ta Me'wl I ltgh footbo.ll coach Dave Perkm.s will add boys athleuc d irector to his duue-. at the ..chool. it was annoum:ed lue'><.lay Perkins. who JU't rnmpleted hi!> c;ec- ond season by leading the '1U\lill1gl> to only the second outright leagur cham· pionshlp in the program\ 4J Vclf'>ll)' -.ea- \Ons, replace.. l(jrk H<tut:rmel\trr. who resigned in Septemher to becomr ,m a.'>- 'iistant principal at tht' ..chuol. ·rm really excited ahout the opporru· nity to be a bigger pan or the athletic program." said Perkin.,, wt10 W"J!> the athletic director at Imperial I liW'l for See PERKINS, Paee AS ORANGE COAST COLLEGE A1Hl£TES 0Fll£\VEEK • In a statement, Noonan said he was grateful to players, par· ents and staff and that he was proud of fow chings: • ·The program is in better condition now than when I ar- rived and we had to overcome @) thing successful every day to make that happen.· Noonan also said he was thanJcfuJ for the "great sup- port• he received from the ad- m inistration. And. though he M>me incredible obstacles together. • ·As a coaching staff, we prepared our players as best we could. • "The players always gave u.s thetr best effons. • "We µwaived more people, par- ents, players, sponson. and booster!> 1.han had been involved in many years.· Noonan expressed special gratirude 10 his players. whom. he said. "gave me a thrill every time we played.· "I know they can be !>uccessful and I challenged them today to do 'iOme· regrets leaving the program. he wanted to do so in a timely fashion. in order to provide time to find a new coach. Noonan did not rule out a return to coaching. but is unsure what role that may entail, or when such a return may occur. He said he will remain on staff ~ a science teache r at Estancia. Noonan also said none of his assist· ant coaches are interested in applying for the position, which he assumed after Dave Perkins left to become head coach at Costa Mesa in the spring of 200 I . "It is not an easy decision. because I believe the program IS on the up- swmg. ·Noonan said ·1 have enjoyed my time there and I've developed '\Orne great relauon~lups with some of the young people But I felt ll was proper to make this decision now, so (administrators) can look for a new coach." Noonan said h1~ best wi'>he~ are with the Estancia football progr.un "I'm confident we bui.lt a vel) good foundation and I'm confident the players are finally in a pos1Uon to take over the program and that they want this to succeed: Noonan <,a1d. "N. soon as le.ids start 10 earl' more about themselves than you du. that\ when they Start to win. and I think we're fi. nally there. - HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL KENT TREPTOW OAl.Y PILOT Newport Harbor's Lauren Miller (left) and Emily Turner (3) rush to set up a shot during Tuesday night's finale. Tars fall in four Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot NEWPOIU BEACH -Newport Harbor High girls volleyball coach Dan Gierut saJd his rop-seeded team had visiting Uberty High right where it wanted it Ln the fourth game of Tuesday's CIF Division 11 Southern • , 1 c.alifomJa Re- gional ftnaL But, It was what the Bakenfiekt- bued Patriots didn't want that helped propel them to • lS.-4, 16-14, 13·1S. lS.-12 victory. '"Wt didn't .-nttoptoa fifth .-me.. Mid Liberty ea.Ii Lein SllylOO. .... her No. S-eeeded ~ r_.alecl from a M banh· .... cWldc to elmlnete lhe,..... .... lhJollhe ..... dde mMda. "I Wd our ..... durtnl bi blnh .............. ..., .. to lbl IDor ..... ,.., .....,.,., ... mm(lllePll!tc*) ... ..-. 9llL. a-. .......... ..... some unforced errors, lost the mo- mentum and let it slip away from us. We lost the second and fourth games after belng ahead in both.• Uberty (31-<4) seized command in the first game and closed it out in just 16 minutes.. The Central Section champions then built a 4-1 lead in the second game. before Newport Harbor (28-7} turned things on. C.Omecudve kills by 6-foot-3 sen- ior middle blocker Kristin McOune, junior opposite Alyson Jennings and McOune .pin helped tum a 5-4 de6dt Into a 7-5 Newport lead The Sailors ICOted four ltraight poin ts to tab a 12-.S lead, but Ubeny ut· swered with sh straight. M er Eliu.- beth Clayton's back-row kDI ~the hom nm at 14, ~ tcend twice to retain the momentum Md ~ • robult bome avwd tMt. ... wttb tundredl "' ... who mllde the drtYe tom ....... 6lld. .... Into the ~ wrty ... lhefllC:ayto~ Hudy cllhlMened. HadJor .... Med tom Md11 •wdlldllolM -12·1. • McO ....... the w .... ... .......s ""llY ....... ..... ......,..,...., .... ..................... Nd.>mrLbGillldtiw.._,.,... .. ·- ished with a match-high 28 kills and had four of the Sailors' seven stuff blocks. Jennings coUected 14 kills. countless digs. one block and one ace serve. With 5-10 junior outside hitter Lauren Miller pounding Kellie King sets outskte ln the fourth game - earning (our Of heT 19 kills lO help the 1lars forge a 9-<4 advan~ - Harbor, wtth its pumped-up aowd roaring. appeared destined for its second atraigbt five-gamer. But a combination of Liberty kills by Loyola Marymount~bound Jania Motton and Cal Slate Blbnfield- bound Jodi HaidJ.n. u well u two costly Harbor puling erron. helped the vlllton pul even at 10-10. A Mc<lune kill for a lideout Ind a harlot hlttinl enor put the s.8ola up. ll • 10. but tlwy --led "'*' md a IWden ace b' smldl point ..... eel • wld ailebndoa from tbi ...... Ind ........ e.m hug .,, the s.lcila. '"Wit Md ..... -.1. but ... klda ~ '**". Glllla aald,; •(Mr()me and ,.. ... _ ....,.. ..... l ~ <OaJtoa. ........... .... ooe lbll'bloct) At• .. t111m 1 fob t Jay Noonan MEN'S COLLEGE .BASKETBALL Anteaters Bu ilding off a win UCI. which earned first win Saturday. comes back to Bren, where it face LMU in regular -~ea on home-opener tonight. Steve Vireen Daily Pilot Bili.:\ IYl-' .. r" ( I !\' n R fhe U< lrvme men·., ha,letball tt'.1111, which e..tmt>d a -.omewhat emo t1on.1I \1C tory ~turday al PeppenJint'. will open a two-game horm><,tand with I oyola Mnrvmount tonight at 7 lne An1t'ater-.' 7 4 69 VlCtol) O'ver Pepperdine. their fir<it ol tht' ~d ... on. 'erved a.' a re rrunder of lll l's lapab1hue .. and also or llS youlh UCI outscored Pepperdme 8 0 m the final 83 -.econd~ and then the 'v\avt•.; h11 a three-pointer with f\"iO '>t'eonds left In that span. the Ameaters featu~ redshm freshman point guard Jt>fT Glog er and Mike Efevberha. UC r~ lone true freshman who came off Lht' bem ·h The duo combined for 2.1 pomu Anteaters Coach Pat Douglass said the Victory was obvtously tmportant. not so much for the win column, but for the fact that it will pl"OVlde confid~ for his youn~r player;, including Glog· er and f:Jevberha (pronounced A-ftt- bruh). "We have a ways to go. but ~ have showed steady improvemen1 each week.· Douglass said. "'We nef'd about eight games under ow belt so that we can ~everyone experience. I have seen Improvement wtth each guard. and that has been a key for us.. Douglass also said another ~ perhaps biggt"r than Saturday. will come tonight Loyola Marymo nt (3-2) also has young guards. yet Jt migbt be tougher for UO guards to penetrate beca.uw ot the Uons' big men in the paint Andy o.bom. • 6-foot-9 IOpbomore forward, leads LMU in the po«. tbe An•Mlerl 0 -2> wm atteq>e '° OOUOIU with juD1or 7·foot center Adam Pl.rack. who bu ~ in .. put two PD* by lflC1ini INo tbul tlQUbAe. The Anteatien wil Uc> r.tuni SIM ' ' v Zulak. • ~ fotwwd Who cld ...,. 90l>re ..... ~dlnf'. and _., Jordan . Harril. .. Will • Junior Miit Olcmo. Wbo Wll DIDll 11!m1J be ID a • ~.-. "l1rialh·tbreie ........... ---prd Miie Hood. who aoaftd ...... ~l7 palilel,...._ .......... ..... ~ ... .-.u.s pa1rm .. ...... twh ................... 0 --.... .................... ...... ...., ... ,.. ........ ......... ~-...,._ .... _...,.... .... I ....... iJ • SPORTS HIGH SCHopl. GIRLS BASKEI BALL Eagles hand.le La Quinta, 71~16 . Estancia displays hustle on defense and provides victory for first-year coach Tamette Rappa. SteveVlr1•n Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -F.stancia C.oach Tumene Rap1>4 displayed a no-nopsense, down-to· business attitude before and 1lfter her debut. in wbk:b her Eagles' girls. basketball team defeated visiting La Quinta, 71 • l ~ Tuelday night After the pme. Rappa WU aJ. legedJy ~ by a ran and rather than ifplOre the incident she called the Costa Mesa Police Department. 6Ded out a report and asked that she be arrested (See story page Al). During tcO•OMD the game, Rappa con- tinued to about In- structions eYel\ tholJ8b her team was leading La<lulnta 16 54-16 with Eaglea 71 five minutes left. Before a La Quinta free-throw attempt. she yelled. "Put your })ands up. This Is not a break time." In addition. she used full-court pnlliure defeJlSf throughout the (ourth quarter. -nu. team hasn't relied on de- feoae a lot and because of that 1 have to make them reali7.e. .. Rap- pa said "Overall. r was im- preseed. But, I thought when we atole the ball we would some- times ge1 flustered. We have to PREPS A classic for the ages They 1992 Battle of the Bay II conjures more than a few memories. T oday marks the 10-year anniversary of the 1992 CIF Southern Section Division IV semifinal football game between Newport Harbor High and Corona del Mar, a clash also known in Newport-Mesa lore as the Bartle of the Bayn. BARRY FAULKNER Though the parade of years sometimes blend together, and games, plays and players consolidate into the far reaches of my mind's eye. there are definite memories I hold, not only about the game, but the week leading up to it. The prelude, which included more than a dozen slories and enough phone interviews to initiate permanent ear cartila,ge damage, brings to mind a piece constructed from the thoughts of a local psychic, to whom I pald an awtcward personal visit The story has mysteriously disappeared from the Daily Pilot archives, however. and I can't seem to recall which team the swami selected. Regarding the game. I recall a swprisingty scant few images, one of which being the overflow crowd, most likely underestimated at 5,400. I do recall the winning touchdown, scored by Wade Tift. who dashed 30 yards up the middle with 53 seconds left to break a 21-21 lie. The mosl crys1aJ clear menial picture, however. is a seemingly slow-motion sequence In which Newport Harbor OUISide linebacker Justin Ketcham collided with aJ.rbome CdM running back Tom Hess, resulting in a fumble along the southern (home) sideline at the Sea Kings' 42·yard line. The ball bounced ahead of the pile created by the tackle and appeared to come to rest jusr inside the boundary. It seemed like seconds passed as blue (Newport) and white (CdM) jerseys gave chase, before Newport comerbadc Chris E!.dwatds. crawling on his hands and knees. finally pounced on the loose balJ to set up the winning touchdown. ll was billed as the greatesl game in the then-62-year history of the Newport p rogram. The Sailors have gone on to win a pair of section championships, including a l 4·0 season in 1994, matching the two CIF titles CdM captured in back-10-back seasons 0988-89). But, for sheer hype. atmosphere and anti~pation, there has been no game before or slnce that matched Newport-Mesa schools with so much at stake. It was and is. truly. a game to remember. ••• Newport Harbor High boys basketball coach Laay Hirst and Sage Hill bead man Steve ICeitb have both been practicing their craft for more than two decades. Yet, this season, separate circumstances have forced them lo taJce notice of just how complex the coaching process can be. Hirst's epiphany came with the arrival of Torrey Pines 1ransfers Brett and Todd Lowenthal, who joined the program mere days before the first official practice "When you have lcids starting from ground uro, it makes you realize how much the other kids have already had to leam," Hirst said. ·All of a sudden. you realize how much you've put in a little bit al a time. As a coach, you always th.ink you're behind, behind behind, But, getting the two new kids, it has been unbefievable to realize how far behind their teammates they are: Keith, in his first season at Sage Hill after successful previous tenures at Glendale and Irvine. has had to work from beMnd after getting the job weeks before school ended last June. "The biggest adjustment for me has been the timeline," Keith said. "When you basically have no spring and summer and you start Nov. 16, everything seems speeded up in terms of the learning curve.· ••• Jlle Georgetown football program got a steal with the recruitment of Corona del Mar twin brothers Matt and Kris Cooper. But it wasn't as if the Hoyas coaching staff can take all the credit Man and Kris, after all, had grown up watching Georgetown football. including a handful or games ln person, since older brothers Adam and Ryan both played at the school stop doUlg that.. Elmnda --Xocbid Byleld .reoorded ...... four In the 6"t half, when the Eaglee built • 38-l2 advantlp. Byfleld 8nlahed wltb 14 pom11, all ~ IP the second half. while eesUor foiward Tlsha Gny ecored • (lllne-hlgh 22 points and gnbbed 13 rebound&. Junior point guard 'ni&ba Wue reoorded tbcee steals and dished out ftYe assists, moedy playing in the first ~ Hveryone who played for the Bagtes scored. l,JYfteld scored F.standa's first six polntsi and then latet made a lay-up to cap the Eagles' 18-polnt first quarter, while the Aztecs scored six. . Estancia opened the second q~er with a 10-0 run, taking advantage of the A:d..eal ineffec- tive ball handling. The Eagles staned the third quarter with a l 2-0 run. and in the fourth, Fs- tancia sbut out La Quinta. 19-0. NON..EAGIE &m• 71, La°'*"-,. .... lw Oull1llfs La Ol.lll"IUI • • 4 0 -,. ~· ,. 20 14 19 -71 IA Ouint.1-M. Le 2. M.nlbulan 0, eu,..,, o. Ly e. Um 4, Benitez 2. 3-pt. gc>M -nooe. Tec:hnlcala -nooe. Fouled out -none. &c.ldl -Castro 8, Grtv 22. Byfield 14, Mino 4, Wale 4, Wlllon 6, Maldonedo 6, F'Wll 4, Garc:il 2. Flonte 1. 3-pt. goals -Maldonado 1. Tecttnlcal• -none. Fouled out -none. KE.NT TREPTOW I OAA.Y Pit.OT Newport Coach Dan Glenn closes his eyes as Tars fa!l behind. TARS Continued from A7 of spa.rting w off the bench. It was a great Mgh school match that was very fun to watch. I told OUI kids after that second game. 'Let's get the crowd to stidc around a while, because we hadn't had one like it all year.' We did a good job of coming bade and we had a lot of momentum. But you can't make the kind of unforced errors we did and ex- pect to beat a team like that Hopefully, our younger ldds can learn from this.· Hardin. a 5-11 outsjde hitter. finished with 27 ld.lls, two blocks and one ace, while Matton, a 6-0 middle, collected 18 kills and five stuff bJocks. The duo combined for 62 kills in a five-game road upset of No. 2 Mater Del Satur- day. King had 63 assists for the Sail- ors. who also received six k1l1s from senior mJddJe Shelley Langford and three kiJls from junior outside hitter BmiJy Turner. u(The Sailors) fought to the end, just like I expected,· sald Slayton, whose Patriots ~ eliminated in the first round by Newpon ln four games last sea· son. This is liberty's third varsity season. its first with a senior class. JC WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL Five Pirates honored COSTA MESA -Frve Orange Coas1 C:Ollege women's volleyball pl.a-yers were named to the AJJ. Orange Fmpire C:Onference ~ The tea.ms' leader in kills (308), solo bloclcs (39) and digs (262). Meliw1 7.apialn. was selected to the OEC fust-team along with Coast's servb ace leader (52), ~ Davis. Oavb, a 5-9 oppo- site, bas amassed 250 kills -sec- ond on the team only to 7apiain bpiain led the team with 25 kills and Z7 digs in Coast's four. game win over Cuesta Saturday to catapult the Pirates to this week- end's state tournament C.asey Petersen (5-11 out.side hitter) and Kelly Overby (6-1 out- side hitter) were chosen to the S('C()lld-team. Petersen has slammed 135 kills and is second on the team in solo blocb with 30. Overby has tallied 217 kills and 24 aolo blocb fur Coast. 19-3, 11-3 in theOP..C Ou1sdne Ryan received honor· able mention. The 6-2 middle blocker has assisted on a team- leading 59 blocb. • • I .. GIRLS BASKE I BAI I PREVIEW Eagles primed for success Rappa begins her first year at Estancia instilling a new attitude to go with proven talent. !'le• Alct.rton Dally Pitot . COSTA MESA -Hopes are high ln Estancia High F.agle country for the gida ~tball season. Ftrst-year Coach 18.mi 'Rappa has an ar:seo.al of rive retumlng starters from a 16-11 team that woo a share of Its first 'Pacific Coast League title in 10 seasons last year. The F.agles made it to the sec- ond round of the CIF Southern Section Ofvisjon ill·A Playoffs before bowing out to Morning- side, 59-27. A new season ushers in Rappa. who led Owter Oak High to the CIF Division Il-A Playoffs the last three seasons and has brought a new attitude to the Eagles. Rappa replaces Paul Kirby, who resigned foUowing last sea- son after six years as the F.agles' head coach. ·There was more individuality last sea.son,· Rappa said. "I beard some condescending conversa- tions and told the girls that needs to stop. The new attitude is putting a positive spin on basketball. We are a family and I think they are finally getting thal this season.• NThe family" Rappa speaks of features a. high-powered starting lineup that has PCL Co-Player of the Year 1nsba Wase, a 5-4 junior -guard who averaged 12 poinls per game, and first-team AIJ-PCL members Xochitl Byfield, a 5-8 junior forward who averaged 11.4 ppg as a sophomore. and the Eagles' leading scorer from a year ago 1n Tisha Gray (13.1 ppg), a 5·9 senior center. Krystal Mino, a 5-5 junior guard who averaged 3.3 ppg las1 season. and 5-10 junior forward Nancy Castro (3.2 ppg) fill out the Eagle starting 6\le. Coming olf the bench will be returning juniors Reyna Garcia (5-2 shooting guard) and Olivia Maldonado (5-7 shooting guard), junior Anabel Becerra (5-9 guard/forward) along with sophomores Imelda Pena (5-6 point guard), Jazmine Flores (5--8 THE EAGLES 42 Nancy Castro, 6-10, Jr. 23 Kryttal Mino, 6-6. Jr. 4 Reyna Garcia, 6-2, Jr. 32 Imelda Pener6-6, So. 3 Xochhl Byfiekt, 6-8, Jr. 14 Tri~ W.-, 6-4, Jr. 22 Ti..,. Gray, 6-9, Sr. 33 otlv\a Maldonado, 6-7. Jr. 13 Ceytha Brady, 6-10, So. 25 Jaunl,,. Aorea, 6-8, So. 34 Nlcofle Wiison, 6-8, So. 21 Anabel ~,,.., 6-9, Jr. eo.ch: Tami Rappa (first year) small forward), N'acolle Wilson (5·8 guardJforward) and Ceysha Brady (S-10 guard/forward}. The F.agles' instinct on the court impresses Rappa the most. ul implemented a new offense and it took the girls five minutes to get it.• Rappa said. "They're so basketball minded and I told them they need to rely on that. The starting five has played to· gether for so long, going back to (National Junior Basketball). Wase and Mino will make be· hind-the-back passes and the girls lcnow the passes are coming to them: The P.agJes' strengths will be speed and quickness. but E!stan· ·cia also features a post-up game they can go to if the situation calls for ii, Rappa said •If the post is not useful. we can go back to being quidc and small," Rappa said. "It's nice to have the option or post players and that's something I didn"t have at Charter Oak." Estancia enters into its lirs1 season In the Golden West League and Rappa is anxious to see what the league has to offer. ·1 can'I wait to ge1 a schedule so I can go see who we·re playing against,· Rappa said. No mailer who the Eagles face. Rappa knows her learn will only be as good as the 12th player. uwe're only as good as the lasl player on the bench," Rappa said. "It takes the firs! and sec- ond string 10 win. I want every player to be good and I'm trying to stress that they are.· HONORS UCI has 12 named Academic AU-Conference UC IRVINE -lbineen UC Ir· vine student-athletes from the fall sports have been selected to the Big West Academic All-C.Onfer- ence Tham. The Anteater honorees include sophomores Jessica Halcim. OlCl- sea McCarthy and Julie Scheppele from women's soccer, senior Scott Bowman and junior Josh Murad from men's soccer, senior Jules Castano and junior Aaron Jacob- sen from men's aoss country, and senior Usa Massoth. juniors Me- PERKINS Continued from A 7 two years (1978-80). "l know I have some big shoes to fill, because Kirk did a good job of putting thin~ in place. Hopefully, I can continue what be has done as A.O. and add to it." Perkins said his first task will be to looJt at the exist.Ing facilities and determine where improve· ments are needed most "I know people ln the commu· nity, so I think J can enlist some help u we try to upgrade and make Costa Mesa the best It can be,. Perkins said. linda Puller. Jenna Keith and Julie Manson. and sophomores Janelle Del Soldato and Jenny Uou from women's cross counlly. To be eligible from the All·Aca· demic Team. student -athletes must maintain a 3.2 cumulative grade-point average. have a1- tained a sophomore standing aca- demicaJJy and competed in at least 509{, of their team's contests. The Big West Conference honored 156 student-athletes on the fall learn. Perkins. who was an assistant varsity baseball coach last spring. said he will likely give up thal role. He sald. however, his respon- sibilltia as athletk dlrector will not affect his role as the football coach. Perkins also said fOOtball will not gain any enra attention or resoun:es at the expense of other sports. "Being a small &ehool, &baring athletes is Yer)' important at ea.ta Mesa.• Perkins said "l need to make sure all the pro- gnune are strong.· • Peddos sald he will wo.rk with Pat Leaby. the school a glds ath- letic director. OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL Argonauts top Lightning in opener, 44-35 ). 8?.c• Alderton OlityPifot { SPORTS w~. December 4, 2002 Al HONORS BRIEFLY UCI'sPowers first-team Afl-MPSF UCI women rally for 68-61 victory ANTEATER AQUATIC OOMPlEX -lJC Irvine aenlor two-meter man Jeff ~ wh.o led the Ant· ""*'. water polo team with 74 goals this season, tws earned Ont-team All- Mountain Paci1ic Sports Federation honors. UC lrvine's women's basketball team rallied from a 53-43 defidt with a 10-polnt run. then out· scored hoft Urlivemty of San Di- ego. 15-81 down the~ on the YfclY to a &IH>l oonconference victory Tuesday nighL The Anteaters, who improved to 3-1, were Ignited by Lauren Ya· don's burst in the 10-point run when she scored four points re- bounds and an assist In that span. wo.N'S IASl(fl'8AU. Lions stun Biola., 69-58 . . VanguaJ'd University's women's beaked>aD team WU a 619-58 win- ner OYel' viakiog BioJa Tueliday ni8bt in Goldep State Athlet:k: Conference~. UCl aopbomore Orea.son Baay came away with sec- ond-teem AU-MPSF laurels after scoring 66 goals. Jun- ior ~tt Genuy, who scored 29 goals. received · honorable mention recog- nition. ' Coach Ted Newland'1> Anteaters finished 16· I I overall and took sixth in last weekend's MPSF Olampi· onship 'Jbumament. Stan- ford's Tuny Azevedo. who led the MPSF with 90 goals, was named the M PSF Player of the Year. Cal· Berkeley's first-year coach, Kirk Everlst, was selected ai. MPSP Coach of the Year af· ter guiding lhe Bears to the MPSF Tuumament tide. Kristin Thawley led the way with a career-high 15 points, and the 'Balm had five othets ln dou- ble figures -Wendy Gabbe. Christina c.atlaway and Lisa Faulkner with 11 poirlts each, and Yadon and Kristen Green with IO points each. The Uoos had ftve players in double figures -t.aoey Mills with 15. followed by Deborah Candela- ria (l3), Jennifer WUcox (12) and Paulette Seaman and Jesica Lenderman with 10 each. Vanguald improves lO 5-4, 2-0 in the GSAC. Biola, which entered with a No. )2 ranking in the NAIA. fell to 4-1, l ·I. OOl.DEN STAT[ Anl..£T1C CONF. IS( 12S25 ll01ICI Of Pmllll TO tt1mrna man OF: ICMIBSln'lltlt llSln'lltlt IOIUlSMlt Wl•.illUM lo all lle1n, beneli c•arln, cred11or... con t1111enl crechlon, and perwns who may oth erw11.e be interuted on th• will or ulale or ooth. of ROftAL 0 KERR SMITH .i.a R K SMITH aa ROHAl.0 K. SMffH A PfmK>N FOR PRO· ~ r.TE hu been hied by GOROON J. DURHAM 1n the Superior Court of Callfotnl•. County of ORAN CC THE. PCTITtON FOR l'tlOBATE 1tq11esh that GOROOfol J. DURHAM be a.ppolnted n penonal r.Pfe!Antatwe to ad m1-ter the utate of the decedent THE P£TITTOH requesh tht clec•dlent's Will ind codicils, If any, be admitted to prob1te lhe W1• and any cod<Ctb are 1••ble for •••mm• 1, in th• fit. ~eot by the court TH( PCTlllON reqt.Hlsh •ulborlly lo •dmlmslt• the estate uncle< the lucltpendent Adm1n1s t11t1<1n ol htalu Act (Th" Authorrty w~I allow the jMnonal r~es.n tat1n lo I•~• m•ny Ktlons wllliout obtain 1n1 court approv•t Belore tellln& ce1l•1n vwy 1mport.,nt xtions. hoft11er, the perwnal repreMntehve will be required to ctve notice to 1nlernted penon .. unless they h••• waived noll<:e or consented to the ptopo$ed aclton ) The Independent 1d ml nil tr at•o" •utho11ty .. 111 be ir anted unleu a interested pe1~n hies en ob79Cttott to the petltlOn end sho~ rood cauu why the cou<t Utould not cr•nl the autllorlty. A HlAAIHG on the llfJJlloo ••U be held on NOHCONFERENCE UC Irvine 68, Univenity olf San \hlnguerd •• BioM 51 8iola -LU<l& 12, Baird 7. KlaMV 7. Matthews 11, Box 6. Hill 7. Rknelli 8. J.pt. goals-Ml!Uhews 2, Box 1 Fouled out -Matthews Diego61 ua -Gebt>e 11. Callaway 11. Thawtey 15. Faulkner 11. Green 10, Biggins O, Sturueon 0, Yadon 10 VMguerd -Josefnon 2. Lenderman 10, Wilcox 12, Candelaria 13, Otmenblr 5. Mills 15. Lee 0, Seaman 10, McKinney 2. ).pt. goals -Green 2. Gabbe 1 Fouled out -none USO -Padgeu 11. Mallid't 14. Monuez 11, Nakamoto 9, Plocher 7. Hams O, Dong 4. Corwin 2, 'Ned<> 3 3-pt_ goals -Mills 3, Lenderman 2, Seaman 2, McKinney 2 Fouled out -none. Halfi.•me -Vanguard, 31 22. J.pt goals -Padgett 2, Nakamoto 1, Plodler 1, Dong 1, Wedo 1 Fouled out -Dong. Halftime -USO, 36-26 ... • •• GIRLS BASKETBAU Mesa rolls, 58-40 2MO Legal Notice$ 2$40 legal Notices 2640 legal Notices DECEMBER ?6, 2002 41 l 30 p m 1n Oept l 71 localed •t 141 Tht> C•tv 0r1Ve Snulh, o .. nee. C.A 92868 If VOU OBJC C. f 10 lht> er antona ul the pel1loo11, yoo 'should appeo111 .ii the tMa11n1 and \lalt your obrecloon• 0< hie written ob~hon\ •11lh lhf' co1M1 tieloi t th• he•11ne Your "PP<'M•n< • rnay be ,n pe,.on '" by you• a!IUI nty Ir VOU ARl A CRlOI lOR or tont•nctnl crtdllor of tht dt<ee,ed you mu\I Iii• your clarm wolh the '""' t and n.•11 • cooy lo the per \onal reproanta11 .. •IJPQlnted by lht tour! wothm four monl'1• from the dale t i lht lof\I 1\W•llCt Of lettef\ n P• O•oded 1n Prob•h Co<le •tKhon 9100 fhe llm• 1111 f1hnc claim~ will 'lOI ••PIU befon tour month• horn lht heaonc d•lt noticed at>o•~ YOU MAY CXAMIN( lhe lilt bpi by lht coort II 'fOU ~rt I f••f'\,On 10 teruted 1n thr Obie you may 111 .. with the court • Rtquut lor ~1al NiJhu tf11<m oc 1!>41 ut lh~ Mona of an 1nvf!nt0f y •nd a ppr .,,.1 of t\lalt •\•els o• ol •ny ~11t1on •l• U <ount •• prnvldf!d 111 Prub1le Codt ,, .. .,,n 1250 A Rt<1ut'' 1 .. 1 Spe<••I Not•u Imm " ••••l•ble from tht "urt ,-.~rk A---y ... '•tit'-: l4w•r4 "· s1 ... e, ""'· 11201 Ve" llertwen Ave., Ste. 11.0, lnririe, CA n• 12-IOOS Publo\htd Nrwpor I Buth Co<b Me'.111 ~ Pilot Nuvemt. 17. Oe c.e~ ), ... 2002 WT'J50 SELL your stuff through classified! SUP9IOI COllT OF CAllOllM. coum OF OWIGl J.41 T1te Oty Dr,, PO Ill 14171, Or ... Cmty, CA t2W-1S71 PIM c..t Opnlm PmlaOf .i-s .. .-..... • W.. el Ye+-Oris ........ ~~OFllW OIDB TO SHOW CAll5l FOi OWIGl OF llAll WI llJM18: A2163" ro All tNTCRCSllO PlRSUNS I Pelll!Otier lamn Bon •nd Jun& 8nn on beh411 of YuJOOn Ch11• Bon, a mmoi filed • pelllH>n with 1h•s court 10< • decree <hane•ne names as follow~ Vuioon Clvl\ Bon to Cl\11,. Ynto0n Bon 2 TH£ COURT ORt>CRS that •11 peq.on\ mlt'I •sled 1n th" m•tte• U!all •Pl>••• before th11 <Ourt at ti.e nur1nc m<licated Oolow to ~how clu•e If •nY, whv the p11Jt1ott tor chane~ of name \hould not be &••nltd NOTICE or ll(ARINC Oate I l 03 T ,,,,. ? 00 pm Oept l73 Ttr<: •ddr en of lhe <OUI t '' ume n nottd above ) A copy ol this Orcl4!r lo Show c1uu shall be PiJbh\hed al lent once eacl> wH-lot four J.Ul..lf!\~IYI we-eks pftOf to lht d•I• ut for h~•11ne on the pehhon in lhe followln1 M•s paper ol a-neral e11cu l1tron. Pfmled m t111s county. Newport Buch Costa Mesa 011ty Piiot. 3JO W. Bay. Co•la Me\a, CA 92627 OATL NOV 1', 2002 JUOGl •ICHA•D 0 . fR.UU, SL , JUKI OF THI SU,l.toll Coutrl Pubtishtd Newpo1 I Buch Co\la ~ Oaoly Pilot November 27 December 4 11 18 :1002 W961 MlcW. .. U-4 '"'*"· Nollet is hertby 11,..n lhat the undefs•Cned •Ill et pubhc auclton pur suant lo chapte1 10. d111tv0n 8. co1r.menc1n1 ••th sectton 2l700 of the bUS•MH and pro fHSlons code or !.et I ton 1988 of the CIVIi co<lfl ol the State of Caltfornra end pursuant to com ....,ctal codt. uc:tton 7210 (2). the followutt mtseellaneou~ household and penonal Pfoperty to·w•t Identified by name 1n<I stora&• unit num· bet. Tereu l. Payan, lot f JJ3l24. Beverley Convertlno, lot JJ3005, Mltdllll A. Wiiiis, JJ7t35. Maritn ford, lot JJ 2ll6. Jannet Morley, lot JJJOJ.t Tot.I of 15 loh, stored at Starvlna Cotter• Students. at ~ation of 2Cl>91 Gos Ila-' l ane, HuflttnctOfl hacll. Ca -...5625. 0r.,.. eoi.nty. Thia .. wlll '" competltln lllMw °"'UM le.ti of Dec~.~. •t 4 f'M., at Sol!IJI Coast Auction, UOZ South Main Street, a-ta Ana. Ca 'nlf11, (714) 1117 1133, Oft ..W pntnlu1. CMftt:t ot Or-., Stale of Califtftll• ••1 S. .........,_, MtloMw, lkOMO ......., ZI"~ ~· .. llt """ So•tll ••111 Stru•• S.U AM. (:elltorllla.. s.-........ liMlt ... ,...,. ... ....,. ,__ .. ,_ .. * ....... ,......lllW'lt .............. ................ ................. .......... ,_,.,.., .....,., ....... n. -., IPM.1"" .... .. --·=· .. "* -· ........ .. -·tint,..._ ---~-·· ................ -;:.-..... .::..~ r--.. S........f Ahf1• lfeflhuf fldlttM ltmaess ... lhe lollowina person has abandoned the uso of the r ,, lrtoous Bus• ons N•m•: l ake F'orest Monte ssor 1 School. 7S4l!i T11buco Road. l 4k• f Ofnl, CA 92630 lhe fteltllOU> Bus•MSS n•-reft'fred to above wn hied 1n Or •nit' County on 2123198. rtlE NO 19986749868 l .tke for nt Montes son Schoof, Inc (CA), 2543~ T11buco Road, Suite C 5. Lahe Forni. CA 92630 l his buslneu '' con ducted by a co1porat1on l .tke r !)<est Montes soro School, Inc Anu1 ee de Silva, Presi del\I fhl\ statemen1 ••• filed with the County Cle•k of Oranae County on II 12 02 2002'923~ Daily Pilot Nov 13. 20, 21. Dec 4. 2002 W930 ---Fidilimlmm limes..... 1 he l0How1nc Pfl.,o ... are doine bu\lnus as Ya•n• Be•udou• Pho 1011 aphy. 207 3'3th St., Newport Beach. CA 92663 'I HNI 8uudou1 71J7 )9th Sheet. Newport Be.tth CA 9?663 Kaz Buudou • 207 1'3111 StrH! lkW1>0•I Buen CA 9266J This bus'"e's is con du~ttd by hu~band •nd w1f1 Hh'e you sta. led do•nc busoneu yet' No Vun• Boaudou• This ~tatement w•s hied with the County Clerk of Oran&• County on ll/l:U02 20020234'2 Daily Pilot Nolf 13. 20 27.0ec 4.2002 W932 ,..... .... ... s....... I he lollow•nc penotis are doin1 bus ones.~ ~\. Warehouse Twe S•lu1. ISi~ Tran"stor ln. Huntoncton Stach, CA 92649 Qu•l1ty M•na1ement Rnources. Inc. (NV). 2~33 N. CarW>n St .. Carwn Coty NV 89706 I hi\ bu.inns os con· ducted by a corporetton Have you started dolna buslneu yet? No Quality Mana1ement Rnourcu, Inc. Bob Metrr1, President This statement WIS flied with the County Clerk ol Orance COUf'lty on 11 /12ft12. 2002024647 D••i't' Pilot Nov. 27. Dec 4. 11.18.. 2002 ~ fictMM ..... ... s....t The follow1nc persons lfe dolnl business IS' MJS Custom Moldlna, 9121 Atlal)t• A.,.., Suitt ll5, Huntlncton Beach, CA92646 Marc Julian Sti9dwd. 199S2 Cato Ctrcle, Huntrfllton Be.ct!. CA 92641 Th& blll#MQ Is C<lft. lucta4 by: '"' lnchWval Hne you stM'ted ... blnlnfts ptf Yes, UVV 02 M«c~hdtridl Thie 1t:.te"'9nt WH fifed with the CcMIMy Cltfll of OrWWt Coumy '"1112%/0i MOntl'6M O.itr Pilot Nov. t7, 0.C. 4, I , 11. 2002 wtltl .......... ......... n..,.......,_ •e ........... Ill.: ,.,,,.,., D1uratl11 c.w...1 1~s-o w ,.., ~---._,CA llllf '" ..... 1219-0 w . ..._St., Ceete .... CA .. lllla _.......II-· ..... 'r. .......... ....... ...._. .... ..... "'' -. CM,; , . ........... ,.. ··-· -....... c...IJ QmllJ The lol1ow1n1 per•ons ut dolnll busoneu n CB Capital Partners, Inc . 860 Newport Center Drive, Newport Such. CA92660 Cnr1stoph11 J Bxlaws.lu [nterp<1ses Inc (CA). 860 Newport Center O"""· Ntwport Buch CA92660 This busmeu '' con du(l•d by a 'or poution H .... you star led dorna bus iness yc P Yes, Septemb«r 6. 2007 Chr11topher J B•clawsk1 Enter p11ses. lnl Cltr "ropher c.law\ko. P1n1de11t e. This st•temenl wu fried with tht County Clerk of Or •nae County on 11/12/02 2002'921441 Dally P1lo1 '°jov I l, 20, 27. Oec 4, 2002 W917 The lollo••n& persons are dorn1 bu~ne•s 1s All.ts Oat• Prous""ll· 218 48th Slrfft. New port, CA 92663 AtlH Meruntole Corpo • atton (CA), 1300 Bmtol St . N. Ste 100. New port, CA 92660 This buslneu 1s con ducted by a CO<PQr•lton H•ve you star ltd dotnt bu\inen yeP Vo. 111 01 Atlas Mercantile Cor poratton MJltt Youn1. Pre,.1denl Ttus stllement was hied wrth the County Clefk of Orance County on 11/12/02 2002'923'43 D•1ty P1tot Nov 13. 20. 27, Oec 4, 2002 W929 Rdltl. ..... ... s...... 1 he follow ml persons •• t do'"I business as Ro1e1 "a1 Pt'< Roofinc. I 3 783 Alder wood l n • •23C. Sul Buell CA 90740 Roa•• Harper. I 3783 Aldetwood line. •23C. Su l Btach. CA 90740 Mark Harper. 13783 Alderwood Lant, •ZJC, Sui Beach. CA 90740 ThlJ bu,.ness IS con ducted by a (tneul partm1•shrp Have you started do•n1 business yet? v .. , Ol/ 01/02 Maril Ha•per. Part- Th" statement was hied with ttM County Clerk of Or anl"' County 01111/12/02 20HHIJ442 Oailr Ptk>t No• ll. 20. 27. o.c ... 2002 W9J6 ......... ... s...... The followln1 perwns •re ioint bushteu es: Lab ForHI Montauor-1 School. 25435 Trebuco R041d, Suite C·S. Lall• fcweat. CA 92&30 MontenOll Schoof of Llllll• forest. Inc. (CA). ZS4l5 Trtbuco "oad, Svrl• C·S. lab Forest. CA92630 TI111 buslneu II toit- dl6cto4 lty-I COfjlOtal- Hllft ,_ •bf1ecl ~ bu~neu ,at? Ya. 9/1/ 02 . Monlosa«I $ellool df ua.r-1.•. Cewfflda W•ll•"'P•Y•, ,.,.~t This t•t-l'll ... fllod wltll tM County ci.r• ot Or-..~ 011 lVIZI02 MO,btlM•• Ooty , ........ U. 10. 17. Dae. 4, 2002 "931 ...... .... .......... T'9.f ..... ..,_ .............. Vttat S,.Cb • •· l ll ...... ..... a. ..... -Vlltlt.CA-0... l ...... lll ........... "··-Vllt9.CA-"-......... ................. ..... ............. --=== ... -.. ~ c...., ••• Sailors falJ, 3-1 Jasm1n Day bcked the game· wtnning god on a pass from Sharon Day LO give the MuSW\gS ( 1-0) thr WU\.. Costa M~ High senior Rhondi Naff scored a game-high 18 points. indudlng !eYen in the first quarter, leading the M~ gjds basketball team lo a.~ vtciory over St. Bernard. in the ronsolation quarterfinals of the Mayfair .Tuumament Tuesday in Lakewood. Mesa jwl.ior Susana lhJjillo, who scored 14 points. also added seven in the mt quarter, when the Mustanp (1-1) built a 21·5 lead nu;Wo also finished with three three-pointers. while sophomore Kally Kibin scored six and nailed two from beyond the arc. The Newport Harbor High l9rli soccer team was outscored 2-0 in the second half and lost, 3~ I, to nonleague visitor Edison Tuesday, in the season opener for both teams. ·Sharon made a beautiful move on the r1ghl win to beat two players on the dribble lO draw the goalie out and passed to Jasmin who put in the comer of the net.· said Costa Mesa Coach Dan Johnston. '11lat was a sweet goal. Sailors' senior Tricia Orth scored in the 23rd minule off a comer kick. to tie the score, I ·I . But F.dison found the baclc of the net, Later in the 48th minute anc..I then again in the 79th to collect the victory. Jasnun Day also added an as- SJSt on Mesa's first goal by Kristen Bagwell in the 10th minute. MAYFAR TOURfWEfT Coneo&lrtion au..fineh CosU Mel9 51, St. 8emwd 40 Newpon juruor goalil' Kara De· Mille recorded six ~ve'>. The Sailors will return lO aetJon Thursday at 2:45 p.m. when they face Capistrano V.uley m the Ma· ler De1 Tournament at Centt•nnial Park in Sama And KaitJyn Gending made five !>aVt:S and Kindra Bailey added one ~ve for Mesa tn goal Gen- thng played the second half and Rail1:y <;tarted the ~e. SCHEDlli Score bv Ch--. St Bernard ~ 11 15 t 40 Costa Mesa 21 9 19 9 sa St. e.n.rd -Sanchez 2. Pneto 5. Loo 2, Lllguex 2, Ortega 4, Young 13, Solomon 8, .Johnson 4 3-pt. goals -none ... TOOAY ~ W...,,.,,,..... Lovoi. "4 VC """"' 7«:i p rn W~ ... .,,_, UC ""'"" • s.> D<IQO Staie 1~m HOii' lkllQOI gttlo a...-... "-' .. ~ HIA 5 pm ~ ..... Technicals -Ortega, bench Fouled out -none Costa ~ -Bndt 7. Kelly 0, Nalf 18, Reeves 3, Trujillo 14, Kobon 6. Montoya 5, Vergara 3, Navarrette 2, Cluff O HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER Me a win~ opener. 2-1 Hqi """'°' IJ'flo IV~•""'°'' ..c c.,...,,. Oei MM J 15 p'" s--. Coti.ge ,,_ """ ....,,,_ UC 1no,,,., c..1 Pf">!, S.r. l.,.. ObolC)l.1 W>O U.,.,,., .. IV gj I~ ""°l>t • S..on.,om Pl.u• &pm 3-pt goals -IC1b4n 2. Montoya 1, Trujillo 3, Vergara 1. Costa Me'i.l I ligh'~ girl'> ~crer team opened IL"I *a'>On on the right foot with <1 2 I nonJt'aguc win over vi<;1tmg Ro<,ary l\Jesday at Costa Me'KI I ligh s- Hl\jl• ...nool ttO~ Sd<•t.. Al\d lldlle', d\ Wfv<\d del M.lo 1 p rn C""'~ M..,,.., CVP<-1 ,, Technicals -Bench. Fouled out -Reeves 2640 Legal Notices 2640 legal Notim RcMmllmtss ... s...... The fotlow1n1 pe1 ~011• are do1n1 bus1neu u Ferr'" of Oranae County Challen(e Tum, t470 Oare Way, Costa Meu. CA926Z6 Kerry Aiaptou. 1470 Dale Way. Co•la Men CA 92626 fh1.s bus1ne~'\ 1s <.on ducted by an 1nd1v1du11 Hive yO<I started dome busrneu yet1 No ...... Y Acat>IOU This st•ttmenl wn Med with the Cou1>ty Cieri.. of Or an&• County on 11122/02 2002''24'4"4 Daily Pilot Nov 27. D•c 4, II, 18,2002 ~ Fidit1l9l t.liteu ... s....... Tht followm1 perwn\ ., • dorn1 bu\lneu n 01v1nut Ctrls 2603 £16tn An •f Costa Meu, CA 92627 V1nh Ha 2601 E Iden Ave .. •r. Costa Me"•· CA 92627 Nicholas Wood•n 260} Elden A.,. •f Costa Mau . CA 92627 This buStnns 1s 'on ducted by. a 1enenl PJ1rt nenh op Have you started d<une business )tt7 No V1nh Ha This statement wu hied w1Ul tl>e County Clerk of Ot •nee County on 11 IZ. 02 20026'2J.414 Oa11V Pilot Nov 13. 20, 'l7 Dec 4, 2002 W927 ~a...u ...s........ The followonc ptl'sons art dornt busmen u 811 W1& Cra1>h•c Ou1an Salon. 1416 Alebama St 8. Hunllnrton Beech, CA 92646 E11n Mochtlk> Blamo 1416 Alabama St 8 Hununcton Beach. CA 92646 Th1$ busrnus ~ con ducted by an rnd<vl<lu•I Han too started doone bU$tness yet1 Yu, 10 I 02 Eron M Blan<o fhrs statement •n filed with the County Clert. of Or 1n1e County on 11/19/02 10026924271 Dally Prlot Nov 27. Dec ... 11. 18. 2002 W96J The lollowln1 penoM au doinl bininess es ..... Upnohltf). 1998 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesll. CA 92627 Vlrpll.a lntw lors. Inc: (CA), t998 H¥bof Bl11d .. Coste ~.CA 92627 Tiits business t. COfl· ducted by: a corporation Have you started dolfll businus yet1 Yn, IDI G.V02 V'•C n ia lnt•IMS. Inc llllOe Diii. Sec:ret•J Tltls 1tJJt-1 w• Ned ~ IJle ColUlty C!eA of Or '"'C' c-nty '" 11/11./02 "91692 ..... Oaity Pilot Nov 13. 20ii fJ, 0.C. 4, 2002 Ml Fidillmltlsiless llmtS........ 1 ht followtnl per •on' ., .. do1na bus1nus as fee Soens Plus. 138 M11a Me••. RanLl'ID Sanl• Maraant ... CA 921>88 P•ul Michael Smohn•kl 138 M111 Me,..,, Rancho Sant• Marcar•la, CA 921>88 This bu.,ness 1s 'on ducted by •n '"di.1du•I IUve you \larte<I do1n2 bu•1ne.-yet' No P•ul Sn1olin""1 !ht\ .. tatement w•• l11ed with the Counly Clerk ol Orana• County on I 1/2ZI02 2002024'41 Daily Pilot Nov. 27, Ot>t 4, II, 18.2002 W9'57 Actltillsltlsiiitss llmeS...... Tht lollnwrna Pt'f\on' a<e dol"ll busmess as Re!.<:om Propef!y Mari aaemenl 6922 Church c .. cte Hununeton Ben CA 92648 Oulcie RutH. 6922 Church Cwcle. Hunlln& ton Buch, CA 92648 Lona l H Muller. 20 Co1 mo1'nl Newport 8<0nh C.A 9?660 ftw, bu"neu is con ducted by a eeneral partn.,1\hlP Have you staned dotnil business yet? No Dulcie Ruess This shtemenl •>' hied with lhe C.ounly Cl..,\ nf Oranr C<'unty on 11 tZ/02 2002H2S422 Oaoly Prlot No• lJ 20 11 Oec .t. 2002 W9J.t Nolrce 1s heteby ,,.en !ht unders1&ned will be \l)ld at PUBLIC AUCTION to bt held on Oece"'b"' 9, 2002 •1 11 00 o'clock • m Said AuclK!n will be made punuanl to sec hon~ 21701 to 11715 ol the busonau and PfO lusions code -.c !Jon 2 238 of the commerctal code uctoon s:r; of th• Pen•1 Code State ol Cahtorn11 Ketty and K•I JKhon K .. [ Auction Ser"'" P 0 Bo• 8.r.I. Rialto, CA.. 92377. ll<J09 873 0744, Auction Bond '7234119. AllSP~CC-HUNTINCTON BCACH. 11564 Hamilton Avenue, Huntlneton Beach. C. 92646 UNO • CUSTOMlR NAMl IHVEHTOfN C049, Dunhlm/Kilne. Const ,...,..i..s. ....,, bencll, ~--co a o. Thurston, Nicole. boats, hou~hold rt ems H040, 011tton/Ande• son, Ler1e speakers. Fr-a. boaes H088, Coulter /Blue Wne, Mettru..s, bo• apt ln1. clolhr., bous Hll3, Graves, Mrndy, Fli. cabinet., boua f'ullllshed Newpor I Beach-Costa Mna Dally f'llot Nonmber 27. OK•rnller 4, 2002 W960 FiditiM INitss ... s ........ !he lollow111e prrwn• ar • dome busone•~ "' White Ro•• l andv apo & Trre So1 wl l r , 113'06 A~pen ~lrtt'I f ounlaon Volley Cf\ 92108 811an 1 N .. 111 1&406 A~n ~ll•tl I ounl l•" Valley CA '.17708 1 ht., bU,lnf'\.\ •\ con dullt>d b, •" 1nd<v1du• Hdvt y<Ju \l•lltd dt>•n~ bu\inc'' ttt' Nu Bti•n 1 Nt111• lh•~ ''•ttmtnl •a~ lolod wit~ th• C.<ounly Clerk ol 01 •n1• lounly on 11 2Z. O? 20020204' O~tly Ptlol No• 21 Dtl 4. 11, 18. 2002 W9'>6 fidfflM lvsiiltsl .._S""-t l he ff)llOW.ni) P<"Pn\ ~rt dome bu-.1nr'' 1 Sums lir aph., ')282 P.s•t1tm1>0 Or '(.,,t,. l •nd• CA ?2886 Ann~ l Burn· Z91 J Harbor Blvd •68') Cost• Meu C.A 9262b Thtir. bu\lnt'..,.'\ 1\ t.on dueled by an 1nd1v1dua H1vf' you \tNtt'd dn1n~ bu,.n~\' vet 1 No """'" l Burns Ill" •l•ltment w•• hlt'd with tht County C fer k o I Otitn&e Coun1 y on It n 02 20026924'4• Daily Pilot No• 71 Dtl 4 11 18. 2002 W9'.>2 -ActiliM...., llmtS...... The lollow•nc P•"on\ .,, do1ne bu"nos •• 8H!Mr Conimurt1< •ltn1" 3028 Royco l •ne Cost• Mtu CA92626 D•••1ned to Wm In, !CAJ. 1028 Rny<• l ane Cos ta Mn•. CA 92621> lhts butStne~'lo 1' ton du"ed by • e1>1 nor •Iron Hnt you ,,.,It'd dome busoneu yet, No Ot"tlntd to Wm In< 11.11 .. B••b• c ro Titos stalement was hied ••th th~ Count• Cletlro ol Otanc• County on II 12,02 20026'2343• 011ly P1ltJt Nov 1 l 20. 27 DIK .. 1002 W9 33 ActifiM trniiess llmtS...... Tilt lollow•nl penon\ 11• do•ne b11&1Mss as Sus Cull<U Apartments • 2110 N•wpo1 t Blvd Costa Mna, CA 92627 Donald R Ward. llJ The Ma\ttH C11cle. Costa Mo~. CA 92627 Th•• bus•neu os con ducltd by an l'ldlvlClual Ha .. you st.-ted 0o<n1 busrMsi y•H No Donald It Ward This statement ..,n hied will\ the County Clerk ol Ot ana• County on 11/12/02 20026'JUU Dally Piiot Nov 13. 20. 27.0ec.4.2.002 '#925 .......... ... s....... The to"8w•111 1Mnofls "' doinl ~es. lrna11ne ArcbltechHe, 213 llrd SL. Newport Beach CA 92Ml •• , l .. Re,, 2l3 3.Jrlll St .. Newp«t a.ch, CA t2l63 This IMdMal IS COi M1a4' .. , . .,, ~I ..... 104! ........ bwsHleu ,.., ... ltoyl MReJ Th•.11 ata'-.nt -• l'llH with -C-tJ a.~ ot 0r...,. c-iy- .. 1 VUJW ..tfftMt• o .. , ........... ~~1 17. DK 4, 20Dl W121 p "' f¥t~tt ctt S.nt• M#Pft'" .. 3 15 tin 2MO Lepl Notices fiditiltB INien --.s ..... 1 he lollowon~ I>•"'"'' a1 e doin& bu•me5' n £ XCEl ent Consult.ne 205 29th SI , N<WIJOl I kealh. C.A 92663 [arl · K Taknak• 20'S 29th St. NeWP<>fl a ... ,h c" 9l66l fidilM~s "-*-"" lh• lollow1ri& I""'"" ~'' dome bus1ne-'l~ •\ Amttr1c.'n Cla\-.1C Co'\ lull'<\ 494 ll t •m•nt• Re•I l 11\lon CA 92180 [ hubC'lh HuebM1 •9' l C•mtno Re41, Tu\1m t A 9:?780 Th•\ b11s.1nf'\\ 19. c.on 1 ht\ bu\tOf''-'° I'\. run duded by •n °nd1.1dud due ltd by an md••ttlJ,.I H•tre yuu \lMt~d 01 •'1i H4l•" tOu \'Mted tJ,nn~ bu'J.•ne\'-yet Y~ Uct b1J\rOt\ 1ft1 'ft• 7 2002 I 'l002 [.,1 I< h~•~•~ I (I 1•bell Hut>b1 ... 1 fh1'\ \t••en ent w•":. Tht~ ·.tatement •.J-. ttitd •·th th~ c 11w1h t1l,.d ••ft· lti• ClhJ1'11t C1uk ot 0Jdn~t junt'( t 1erh. >t Of"~nt' ( ount) un II 12 02 "" 11 2.l 02 2002692)4 16 20f>2•92464S Daily Pilot Nov I l .?U O.uly Pilot No• ll 0..< 21 Dt0< 4 l1Xl2 W!ll'I 4 I t 18. Z002 wq'j.4 lhf •vllnw "' i•.-f• .• on~ •r~ dt>IO!i lu1 lfU'' ~ ... AubHy Ta• r 42011 Par~ N•"~ '" •ll~ NPw por I ~" tll I A 92660 Robyn Par~ .. 4l\l0 r .. ,~ N~wpurt "71S N"""'''' Buel LA '121>60 fh•S bU'\IM'\ ~ 1.-un dutttd t>y J "l 'nlJt•rlu11 Hive. you ,,,..""'" tS0111k bu\>ne~• yt>P Nu Robyn Pat~er Thi~ \tattmtnt '""IJ' folC'd w1Ur th• C.ounly Cler~ of Ora,.et I ounry on L2 02 02 2002'92Sl2• D••ly P11o1 Ot• 18 ~ 1007 4 II W9b6 Aditioeleillu ... s..... lhe lollow'"il: porr.., °' 41re dome bu\fM\\ Ii\ C.OM Info Mar~''"'~ AOl l•~m·n,. StrPtt ( ofn''' Oe! Mar t •I-'"'"'"' 9'!>:>~ £Ody rnc~•rrll 411; J•\m•nt Str .. f't tnrunol Del Md1 I ai.1.,1 rl •a 9l6r.. H11'\ bus1nt-\' '~ •oft ducfrd b1 1n 011 ~1cJ<.ul H4~e you stafled do1n.: bL1\.tne~" ,,.p ,., lddy c " .... 1 Hus. \lJtrmtrit •• Mtd ... •~ lhe tounly Cle•ll ••I U•1n1e C"unt1 on I I 16 02 200202501' Da1ty Prtot Nov 27 Or• .t 11. 18 2002 W'J64 RdltiM..-.0 .... s...... T"• lnllow1n1 ptr\On\ are dome bu.,"4r'I.\ " Randln Plumb•n1 Con hactors, 983 W 17111 St. Cost. Mt", CA 92627 Ntlson D R•nd>n 9183 W 17th St CMl• Msu CA92627 lltts blR-IM$.l °' ton ducted by an IO<lntl<lual Have you sbrtH dol111 bu$1nen yet? Vn 1/12/ 00 it.Ison 0 Randln This stat.men! •n filed with the Counly Cleftl of Orlf\I"' County on lV12/02 20etMU4JI Dally Ptot fltov IJ. 20 v . o.c 4, 200Z W92' fiditiM ltslitess "-S........ T ht-•ull 1w1n.c ~r CJn\ JI t •11m1 l'>u,IOt>'\' ~!. <; al\ f •h~ I '" (I~· -l41 t hr.try Tttt l Nr•tuft8~•<~ {A ' '*.I) Adt . ., "',h., <..r aatman~. 14\ l~rt•• lr•e ln ~IFWJJ'J'. tA t ·H., A '.llbt>O lh•·. bU")Htt'~ t21. tUll j1Jt ttod bt •n md1w1du .. 1 ~4 t'lf' 'fuu r~t.uted cto11w bu•.1•H•''" v~t1 ~t.• Adr ••n John C.1 aat.,,an·, I hi' · h1t:n r'lt ~•\. t1l"d ,,.;lfh tti~ Ccu.111ty (.. •r ~ "'t U. antt-l ,....,nt., I~ l J Jl 02 2002'9234 12 C'>••ly P.1 ,1 l(o , l l 20 ~I (.'~ 4 "001 wql<, Fi<titim a.sims "-S...... lf"t fnlf..1'fllll'1i1 pt'f'\UM Alt do•ni-. b·J~1m· • f I•\ ~r ''"" ~Ii!> \r· .. 1 1n 1Ztnn ~ •t <I l N•wruot B••''' 1.:A 976ti l 5Pf lit''• I t iO:. ~Dr .antf'• • l.?'t ~.._iiarin1t11ft P• •Clll. Nr•P•"' Ru<h t A 92bli 1 l'1' b1J• mes.~ 1• (1 1 Ou ttod bf •n I 01v1d ,. Hiavt 'f'•:l\l ~tarttd tk"Yt,,.~ bv1i.• le~u. yft" ~ ~rt> C <1 das Ab'.,,,,.. lt•I) 'llltrt'enl " .. hied wilt> t~ Cou ''' l ·••~ ·I Uf •ntt l •u'11• Hf\ ] 1 12 1)! 2002H24U7 O~·•v Ptl<>I No• :! o ... 4 II 18. 2002 ~ ~Imm ... --.. '"• loltowmc perwn• .. • do•ne busmen as 1 Davlckon ~ Do•• St )rd f 1oO< Nt'WOOft (A 92&60 Tll. r ulf!ll~t. Inc IN\' I JOO So.Ith 4th Street Stt •1201 las ""'" Cl(V 89101 Th<' bu'¥'!ess ~ con due led by a cor-porahon Hav• you st.-tH dotf1I bUSIMU yet' No TK f utt1llm.nt. Inc M•ll Youn&. Pttt16tnt Thn statement w•·· lltlld wtth the Co""'' Chnk ot Otaoa• Cuunty on 11/12/02 !MJ .. I~ Oe1tr Pttot Mov 13 20. Z1 Dec 4, 2002 W92I PLUG IN I .. ........... ........... ......... ............ ----·· ---· ·~·-.. 'Y. 1nlllwllllf ......... mil ......... llMllCNI ~c .......... . <Aa•A-11'1 ...... ~Nin •w10w · --·· .·Policy ~. calllofllit. •· c:..iew. ~ Ant; ICftlled. Wows: ........ Tiiis property ii ,_. z. Tiie .. ii -.,.Ct "'°"" r•red to • !IOI to c:urr_. taa ... cowt· l .... A-. City of Mnb, coMltioll1, ti· eor-o.i ...,, COulltY. 1trieUoM. r .. v...,., of Onna•. St.t• of ""*• rfllib or ••r. Md CllifornNi. Uld ....., •-nh of r-d. dltlctillecl " follows: Wltll enr IMWllllr-Lot lO, 9loelc 531. of rec:ord to lie utisfted Coro11e Oel Mer. H "'°"' tlle purc:NM Pl'ice lfloWll on Recotd In look et cklR ol emc:r-. 3 P• 41 _, 42 o1 1 n. 11r0f«lr • to Ml1celleneou1 Mep1, M loW Oii M "al ii~ fteoordl of Orua• ..... eacept •to lMIL 4. 9'* or ott.1 .. lnvtt.d fot -property llid --.. In ""ltlilt ............ el t11t olllc:e of ONEIT &.. t¥YWNIO. AttorMJ for tlM c.trv.tor, It 3746 Wwt CMpMen A-. Suite ZOO, Or1n1•. Ctllforllil 9Zl88. et 1ny tJ111• 1fter tlM flflt publlcetion of ... notice .... ...... My .. ii ...... How to ·Place A ___ Deadlines --...... Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. Tile publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, re~ise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immedfately. The Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can onJy be allowed for the first insertion. • II . CLASSIFIEIAD • iii . Monday ..... : ................ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ & MISC. 1010-1110 . GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCIAL Collectibles/ Memorabilia 1160 TOf' SS 4 RECORDS ETC mz. Classic. Etc. 517s & OO's Ill Mee. sp.r. tube amps Mtke 949·645· 7505 All real estate adver· t1s1ne to this news paper os subject to the Federal F aor Housone Act ol 1968 as amended whic:h makes ol illeeal to advertise "any prefer· ence, limitation or doscrommalion based on race, color, rehgion, sex. hand1c;ap, familial status or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference. limita· lion or doscrominatoon.' ~hos newspaper will not knowtngly accept any advertisement for real estate which 1s m voolatoon of the law, Our readers are he reby mformed that all dwell· mes advertised m this newspaper are available on an equal oppor tunoty basis To complain of dos· cromonaho11, call HUD toll· tree al 1·800·424·8590. TICKET EIJ 230S-2490 Older Style Fumiwre PIANOS i. Coli.ctibles ·"°'11-·t--.. ·-·-·OlliooF...- $$ CASH PAJO $$ onepkc.0t~hoi..N ;:64M922e SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2212So. ... k s....--.CAt2707 -& "'-CA •21M Found 1510 FOUND llad1 lob, l side CM, 20th St -d Santo Ano 949-646 ... 579 FOUND Sm white d09, Fash Ion Is land. Call to identify with photo & vet records 949·644-2228. CENTER 1475 KR 0 Q Ac 0 u ST I c LEGAL SERVICES CHRISTMAS. Sat & Sun Tickets. Make offer!! 949· Adoption & 887-8565 Foster Care Join t e Newport Hcntt.r Christ-• •-l"orode with Captain Don Moseley on his 45fl Sailboat 'QA.CHA" 6 ~ f1l't1 $500, refreshments mcluded. Catt today 949-632 · 3736 or see shell back don.com For The TI-Of Y-llfelventl Oec. 18·22 Departing from the fun Zone. Services 2650 v.......,~ ~/Jwt.c .. Theie are CNS 100,<n> dti-ert In the us ~ for a home. ...,_, ~ older brothers & sistl!rs llJel!llw. Tr ... & Fonandal sawart lnlor' meetiilt Of( 17 6.~7:~ 50 s. AnahMn Blvd •241. Anahem 714-517-l!U> IJB8.25&4543 w, ... ~11e11s ... HSY nyl Pleet I ClmtfW 114 tt4.yl (t4t)M2-S671 By Fax (949) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone number and we'll call you back wilh a pri~ quOIC.) By Phone (949) 642-5678 Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm By Mail/In Person: Homs 330 Wes t Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 At Newport Blvd. &: Bay St. Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm Index 3011~3940 --."-- soos-saso .. ' I 3610 Oftices fir Lim 4540 Newpolt Btacfl HOME FURNISHINGS ESTATf SAU 1 FORD ROAD SS$·$$$$$$ (949) 721-0070 • • RlTIRlD CFA SHOWC.ATSI Solid c;olor & partl·color Persians. whites, creams, blue· creans. tortles. all aees. We spayed & neutered them for you. Call 949- 451 ·2025 for your appt. • • SHAJtl YOUR LOVE durone the Holiday's with a Pedigreed CF A Persian Kitten. Blacks. Creams. Tortoise Shells. Red Tabbys. $400. All Shots. Call Now! 949-451·2025 --------COSTA MESA EAST SIDI 129 Cabrillo St .. OFflCl Sl"ACl, 360 sf, great loc Marcie 949·642·5171 ........ Offices .. t-.. c....,... P'lao _ .. ..._. ..... 949-444-TIOO RlllllSb'IS for lease AUTO REl"Ala llOG on Nwpt Blvd. up lo 8 Bays, sell $995k/rent $2.per sf, ·swill coop.~-9666 LOTS/ACREAGE JEWELRY/ 3460 DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS 3905 :· -$1-.00-S-TO_R_E_S-. C_o_m_p-le-te C740 Ceost Cefn Need• Old Coins! Gold, silver, jewelry, watches, antiques collectibles 949·642·9448 OFFICE FURNITURE/ BUSINESS EQUIPMOO turnkey from $45,900. See our showcase store m California. 1 ·800·829· 2 9 1 5 . OollarStoreServocas.Com (CAl •SCAN) 4 l"lEX IN COSTA MESA UI" TO S900,000. l'tllNC. ONl Y AGENT 949-720-1 721 Tl'Ull Deeds/ MedlcaWenlal .. Sale 4275 Equlpmett 35&5 1 STTD • S312,000. All ELECTRIC WHEEL· 1~. 54% lTV, 2 Yn.. CHAIRS • New No cost I00-72S-l018 # 8205 to you of eli&ible. CAIMll#OOS12'01 Medicare a ccerted. Wlleelchaors and Pow· erchairs (scooter-style) ·we treat you right!" (800 )835 ·3155 . (CAL •scAN) 3610 • Adopt. W1inls Kittl!ns, cats. clop rlirl Of strn. every Sat-Sun 12-4pm FesNon Is "-"till ~ Info 949·644·2279 -~he :J) day Web istq 4 ~ Retrun r-ied COMMERCIAL PROPERlY FOR SALE 4500 IACtt IAY CINTU 2651 Irvine Ave. 900sf, coif view. retail on·S1t•. 714-573-7780 NEW MEXICO MOU N· TAINS · 140 AC · Only $49,900 Goreeous erasslands, mature tree cover, 6300 tt. elevalion. Mountain Views. year· round roads. and elec· Irie. Perfect for horse lovers. Ad1acent t o national forest. Excellent financine. Call today! This won't last! SW properties of NM. Inc. 1· 888 ·2 9 2 -97 1 1 . (CAL •SCAN) HOMES FOR SALE ORANGE 5400 COUNTY MESA VlRDl AJIE.A 4 Plex's·Pride of Owner- ship. Pnnc Only. agt. Bill Grundy 949-675-6161 IMr1e R1•1il1hil E.llec Town· home on 9th hole of Newport Bead! Country Club. 28t 2ba, office/ nrtreat. patios, prdens. $925,000. --~ 949-720--3900 •llocli lay View.._ 3Br 2.5Ba . 2292sf. Beautiful remodeled kitcheo, new tile. pllll11 & carpet. A must see. S629.900 agt' 949-683- 0533. 859-3337 • loyshleVlll..- A T ropiaol Paradse 2Br wood fh, fp. trench doors, recessed tWllFc. hie screen Iv, $l)9Cious kil $179.!IXV obo. Mwy Wood. set 9C9- !j84.5811, 717-9816 llG FIXER lostslde (..to M"a C-1 or•r.cl soi. Col First Agt. 949-723-8 120 OCEAN l"ANOltAMA l"lrclMd -a hll A..._tNew $1,229,000 .... 949-723-8120 S4ff,000Sln9'e F-lly "-•· 0.--towa or-H_t....,_. Aft 949-723-1120 OCEAN l"ANOaAMA IRUTHT AlllNG $43',000 AGT. '49-723-8120 RESORT/ VM:ATION PROPERTY FOR SALE oa.tPraperty -......... D..ta-. I would low lo i-.-~ find ~ rethment home Of )'OW" 811·...way property . M.V-W..--. ~~=-!R'S L'ndl'r till' SL·n iLT Directory B~tll!H.T Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week .For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call lorraine at (949) 574-4245 MISCEU.ANEOUS RENTALS Rooms for Rent IMO RESIDENTIAL RENT A1.S RenlllTo Sime 6030 ~/Mlslw Br/tla w/petio llCflS'I; ll front house _. Jan 1. '9nno. .. llOlllllS, 1Jt.llasl ~ Nl/0-Vlew rooms. Oceanlront/22nd. pvt rm. unfurn. share ba, ulls pd. n/smka. kotch· enelle, tndry, 1 block to Newport Poer. $695/mo. Call Sam at 949·278· 7905 (lletween 9a·5p) ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Balboa Plnilllla FOR HAPPY HOUDAY RENTA&.S • ._ CANNDY RENTALS HASfT Alli SMt., 1, 2 ...... Y~&W...-. °" ............ c..e.--. .............. c:.1 .. ....... , .... 247 .... STARTING l ANEW BUSINESS?f. • • • • • • • • • • • 31r 21a o.plea -Peninsula. Steps lo beach, Fp, 2c ear. I year lse. n/pets 626-359-4539 Vffy lor9e lbr apt charmin&. choiee lfea • $975/mo yrly l544 MlrarMr Or 94U7!H358 C-delMar Tht Ugal Department at thr Daily Pilot is pkami to anno1'net 11 ntw1ervier now availabk to ntw businesses. ~ will now SEARCH the namr for yqu at no rxtra chm-gr. anti saw you thr timr and thr trip to thr Court House in Sama Ana. Thm. of course, efta thr srarrh is compklld wr will .fik your fictitious businns na'1U' JllUmwtt with tlN County Ckrlt, publish once 11 wrrlt for four wrrlu as required by law and then fik your proof ofpubucaJion with the Cpunty Ckrlt. Pkasr stop by to fik your flrtitious business statnnmt at thr Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Cortll Mesa. If you cannot rtop by. pl.tau CAii us aJ (949) 642-4321 and wr will mAkr 11rmnimunt:s for yqu to handk this procwrt by mail If you should have any further qutstions, pkasr call us 11ntl wr will In mort than glad to assist you. GooJ luclt in your new bus-inns! Daily A Pilot • Iii· ...... ..... ,..2.5M, •loft.: '°'""' ..,., aun1t)I l storr ,...,_, 19. 2 c Cl"· ,..., 115. Mt-S1-.uoo ilsi -...-in llntl, 2"' Iba, Mwty remoci ""'"· pr. i.unc1r1. 169 Wal1t11t, UlOO/rno. ~ 714 662-3111 714 540-3116 ·-... tea I I 31>< 2.Sba. IJ'plc, pi.ntation ahutltr. le patio bbq moo/'"°· !M9-887-2660 UllDllll •YIAltlY* UASIS Bill GRUNOY REAL TORS 949-675~6161 SIAFA.91 S2,07S. DW .. SoMee ..... Dedl ..... Oat Yu s 1,550 0.. • Cclo6.c & ,._. .._ 0.-VII'• ~w ..... (Mf)..._..770 Pr\ldlfltill Calif Rt811y ilWffS ( ..... ~ 2ba I st0<y end unit, view deck. wd. 2 c altKfl car. S2150/mo. 949-IS2·9400 ,. Iii s 3>a ... '"'""' lP. hcM ...... yd S2'2!i) 2b 1 ... fp, -. rarnJd. SlE8> 986C2 5488 . '""' ,., , .. ............... c-. J1>t ~· + lbf Iba, ollew of b11cl ba)I, ~ owmw/qt 619-.US.5211 lUe ..... 3bt Jb1 .. dell, p11ho, fp, 2 c 1111, new llocws a. p111nL $3400/rno r•r lease 949·675-3149 VACATIOll REllTALS · •1111 ... LAii AHOWltlAD le4M41 ......... 'LlefwelH "-a' , .. -Liiiie View C4fwltrtff 909-)37 .... 22 Pacific ~'Y ()che5ba io1n lhe annual hmd campa1rn leam Great ~ eon.-. Pillll daily Base • comm -. SIC}fJ~h' Cal "\1 714&'6-ZD! • J:ID br-n-•d Mo ... r• & H ..... n Pfl, valid CA LIC .lf!I clean cul UI & phone a ~ 949-376 7825 BAY ONT Community· The Best LocatioQ Waterfrof\.t , ... \IA.~ 2BR. 2BA wltti W11ret Vie 12'50 m&......,~ 0 CalilMnle i.w rt qwn that cont.rec: Ion t..kiflt jobs that lotaJ $500 OI lnOll (llllor OI INtsllb) be licenMd by UM Contractors Stet• Llcens. Board State lew also requwn that contrec:tors induck tlletr ~ number °" .. ~You c.,. dlcdl Hie stJlba of your licensed contr e ctor al -· cs.ltl.ca aov 01 800 321 CSlB Unl1 ctnHd contracl04't te~ln1 jobs that total less tllan $500 must state in tlltlf 1dHrl1sernants thet Iller •rt not lictnMd by the Contractor• Stitt Licemc 8-d " M•111I n on a M1111•11 WI I Kblill ... I"""'* Ad9ma .... ., ... __ 111111115 "'1E •1ne lllium $11" -c.wrr IHSTALLEO WITH PAD SIHC£ 195Z (949)6$0-7676 ~-·~· .. --IMW 'tS S40I lOOk ml, btadl/blk, beautifut orlalnal cond. financl1111 & warr avail vf249762 SI 0,995 81\r 949-586-1• a;y ... , .,. s.a.n.e c-UI, fwy m1, bladl. tan llhr. fully loaded, beaullful 0<11Jnal cond, vf962159 S4,!w.> Bkr 949-516-tlU h4te '97 2SOO V• Conversion, creen, cap· t11ns seals, rear fold1na 11,.ts, TV/VHS. s uperb mach1nacal & body cond. v•500667 S47~ firm Bkr 949·586· 1888 ,.,..... '9' XJ6, Ith new lopaz/Oalmeal, CO Alarm, Must Seel SI 7.888 949 650-5860 www performanc:eftd com J...,_ 'H lllll Conv 3211 m1. full fact warr, sapphue dark blue/cream lthr, CO, chtome whl$. wP4!f b !Ille new concl, v246751 $36.995 fin awl1 Bkr 949-586-1888 Jeep "M ...... a.....- l TO V8. 140k m1. while 11ey llhr fully loaded, bul1ful 011&1nal <Ond, v1498614 SS,250 Bkt 949-516-IHt laaon '99 LS 400 4~ m1, full factory warr an ly, 'P••kltne blk oat m,.1 llhr. CO ch<om. whl' buutrtul 01111nal cond v•598642 S28 995 l•1 av.i~ &1 949 586 1888 lH.n '00 400 Plallnum Sf't1f'~ 60K m1, I act "''". wh1le/oalmeal llhr, ch111me whls, beaut like n•w cond 11 •596641 S?8 995 linanc1n1 ~va1I, Bkr 949 586 1888 Le1un '92 SC 400 ( .... 8ur1undy oatmeal, superb °''I cond lllhy loaded v•274129 $7.995 lmanrtnc available 8lu 949 586 1888 • M .. c..t.1 '02 ClSOO lrlfll•t Sllv.,, SK "''· I yeor w orronty. 594,SOO. Nro d Moun lain C•t 949 1'10 1711 Mercetle1 '8 7 lOOO coaamna ....... CIS4, .... CMID .. ..... -' ... ·"· ... ,.... 4IYllM5 ...... Mera.yCJf-4 ..... 'Ot leather, lull powee. best bur 4VUN9 $16,9H Fwtl ....... c-.'Ot stlewroom frall aulo. ltlw. c6, f/powtl 116267 , ..... , f..-4bp ...... ..... ._ ... shat p, one owner. loaded uoo22s s11 ... s LllK.r.u•oo 3611 moles, sharp one owner. ed. alp11M 4HQU910 Sl7,985 fer4 hf>e41t'-XLT I WD'ff 3811 miles, snow white with leather. ed. rur-aw, 3rd seat 809804 Sl9,975 Mwwrr •-•--2wo•o1 171< m11e$, top of the hne leather, moon roof. ed. sharp J102S2 $1t,97S u-• ,._,_ ·01 d.ependable luxury al an aff«d•ble fiaur• ASSM714 $21,SOO u-.r.c--...c1 '01 showtoom lrun pearl wh1tl certlf,.d 41tCY079 S2t,SOO .. flotltl QX4 '0 1 26k mole$, moonrool, lo•ded lOU91 $20U91 u....r. ""''""., 4a4't9 4211•'"'· ...... .......,,'-'-' 4KTU 11 S25,H5 u.c.a..1i-1i ..... '02 811 miles. Nav•r•llon System. moonroof, loaded J01915 $34,HS COSTA MlSA UNCout MEICUSY 714-540-SUO ...... ·--'9 7 46 HSC 60ll ml. mel•lhc d1<k rreen. oatmeal llhr 18'' whls . fabulous car fabulous cond, s11.m f11mv265124 l1n/warr av11l 8kr 949-586 1888 or•c owne. low doeut ,..,... • ......_ '98 XLS mo pal1"4)efecl. $9595 9ot9 4811 mo, black/oatmnl 760 2570 949 500 6453 Ith! mntf. CO, cold pfl& Mw ce4n 320e w.,... chrome whls, beaut °'lC '9t 291. m1 rw 1.,.,1 ·M il Sl2.99!> v429641 br•kt\ 6c11.kd1o111t•· l.n~r "'It & w41r.,111y SJ7.500 949 &46 116? av11l Bkr 949-586 1888 ,.,..... '99 ...... , Conv ?lk m1, '>.pd whit•. irey Ith• fuh facl _., sansed. non •ml<r Ii~ e new v I ?66'15 S29 995 • 9&586 188b Concnte' MaMlly lrlclllediS..,.n. Concrete. Pabo, OrNeWay fw~. 88Q. Rers 1.':>Yrs E•P lerry 71,...557 7594 I «t Senrk e Concrete CutllftC Cvtb HcMn, Haullflll. Coner.ti f>laatmmrt. w~. Pwo. FootJl1C'. F oundahon$, t4t-SS2-0920 t77-U0-7SU r • .,.,. '01 C~ LE 27k mo, sil'ter CO tull li•c:I warr. beaut ••• new i;ond "675241 Sl 1.991!1 leno ~ 919 586 1888 YOUllNOtll IMl'ttOYUHMT NOJl<n Call 1 plulllMr. painter. handyman, Of any of llMI p HI WfVKft Idled here Ill our service dweclt11y• THC SE LOCAL SVC PEOPU CM HCLP YOOTOOAYI ~South vulncnble Saudi ddl>. you cite. West learned illl meanu11 on thiJ deal. NORTH •J (Ul2 ':I " 4J A k 6 •IC It war ., 'J' ~ •g5 Q 65 Then: ·~ hale poon1 IO Wc..i\ rv.u-cfwnond ~I. c~cn 11 th1 \ ~ul nenbtltty. lbae I\ balc hope ol bu) •I the CUllCTlll.1 1111leu ~ can -.1. and it madr South's life ea.a in lhc play N011b cuc-bd IO tbtw. a bnu1 rwe or beucr in l(*b. _, lhc dam WD reached Ill qwc~ ume C> Q lt,7 H •Atl'7 o J ll32 •J6S4 Declarer played low from durnm) on the opcmna lead and n.itred 111 hand. Tnm:1p1 wen: drawn In two mu~ and. wrth West marted for the ace ol club!. by the ~'Ctcall, dc:dan:r had oo ~m m U\Ln~ !ht nghc po.JUC.)fl ID tJlill \Ult 80l/'nl •AK 74J Q A lttl2 (,Vold •QJ2 Opening lead: Ten uf 'There i1 a ?>ay1ng ID the Old Counuy: U you dnnk lhc waitt you cbc. and If yoo don· 1 dn nk lhc v. atcr A low club v.;u. led and -...~ v.u; ~1111Jht bcrwcm a rock and a h;ird ~. If Wa& played low. dummy'' ling would wtn aod South 1o1o'QllJd di card the rcmai11Jng 1wc club!> tn ti:is1d on lhc ace and kmg of duunonds and lose only a heart. If We\! ~ wuh the acc. dedarcr would lau:r diM:Md a bean rmm dummy 'on the queen of clubs. then ruJT the ~ng bean oo the ~ l:ilhcr Wa). unc tnck Wll\ all the defender·~ •-ould rollcxt ~. llSC8.lMEOU$ Wllllld IMS ,...., ~ 0.... (Mir «> ~ n:pl .. pcy a -v ,_ pnce tar yo.. ar Van c. INdl !*I b " nol Cal Didi Rey (@ lomoto ~ ~ 1n. 437 1931 or 71 .... J28.JZ28 CASHFOICAaS We need your car p11d for or not Ph1lltp5 Auto Asl< 10< Malcolm 949 574 7777 Prlvote f>~ ••II buy BMW'~ & Mercedes C•" 1985 & up, runninc or not. C .. 714-io.~uoa BOAT REPAIRS/ SERVICES BOATSStPS/ MOORINGS/ LAUNCHING/ STORAGE 9680 * stDE fl( * on Balbo• Island. 101 1811 powe• boa I S 1001110 c.11 949 «0 ~., DIYWAUID'Aa PHii Toudl 14>. C.pantJy Wa"paper Removal. .... 714-270-H~4 .....,_, ......... GDDAl. IEl'All AIWNIJXWJ: • klatiDI. o-ra.I 0 Job 1bo Small .............. M~2J...1292 Remodehng & Repairs PLUG IN Plug mto the Pilot C lass1f 1ed section to find serv1Ces from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters ... •.'• - Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Com munity Marketplace Everyday is a great day in Classified! Be a part of it, place your ad toda y! (949) 642-5678 '-11~ ,..., CM pen try • Plurnbone O.ywall • Stucco PH'll9'. Tiie & ITIOft 20+ ........ , [ •l>Of-.. ~ JI 714-969-577• GoeOAl CCMfTUCTOfl ltelbond. c111penh'y. lull ave •emodel & repair~ MSM Const 714 962 2436 o..llty '""'--20 Ye111s t.peoonce ll61418J (949)6SO.-tns ..... ....... ,.,_TO '"I OUMf>ltl 714 9611. 1812 AVAJlASLE TODAY• 9'H73 5666 --11 • PIHOtlA.l ASStSTAJH ~ Orpnczrc. Mulb 11511 Cleal •ers• ltn m oul Saodf • 949 46 l 710 I ~ /Drf¥-Av .. IAblP with late model <.ar S20 per howtw Rwbl .. Call Ed 714-642 6321 l• msg """"' ' Slarlll HST •ovus 559/Hr ~en1on1 d ~'" ltnur~ last, courteous c1reful Tl63844 800 746 ?378 FIND an apartment through classified Open709ye Low.-. ~~ ,._, .. 949145-4545 , ,, Wednesday, Dtwnber 4, Z002 A 11 - ifODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ,,... c -'-"--'-~ .. mcMc 28 f<Jelll ..... 310~· ,_ 32 ~,,,...,. XI 9olbll 1Nrn5 3"' Former _.,,.,. 311 VoM>nwl 40 CenolsCf ~ 41 Tha teal 441.J'1!~ 47 Ro6e ....... 49Scr~end '7 t I ··f.11111/11\ l'I' •• ·•f,'mp/,•rulo. ·· llOUTIO HOW TOU SAY IT, Ct.ASSRDWt Fiii iT. ·· t rlw111wlr11wr. ·• "f.11111lm1· ·· Dailf Pilot Mowing & Sb'age PUBLIC NOTICE lhe C•ld Public U11ht1P' t nmm1~'1nn ,.,Q111te' lh.tl •II 11,,•d h<>u•"h"ld e nnd• move'' P""' thflH P U C C•I T number lune" ind h1ulfeun po•nl lh"" TCP numb« on 111 adve< l"ements If 1011 hoe any quntion' •bout the le11hty nl 1 mover limo o f chauffeur <All PUB UC Ullllllf.S COM MISSION 71 4 ~!>II 4151 a.-,· ....... 'ZlYrs .. C.aat Price' Cu..,ant~@d WOf~ Free H I l 1315602 71 • 538 1 SJ4 7 390 294S -~ CUSTOM PAlllT9eG PYon. c1nn. ""*Y worll lnlero /ut end doclls l1'7031611 ~l-4610 ..-OWC9Cll-r....,......-l~ ~I Frce..a-te l 7714~ A1' -·- I~ Droln ct-1119 Ptumb•nt ,.~,,.,,, O¥f'1' ?Sy" HP All .. ork i> .. M1Wd s-714 ~ 82'98 HONtST & lliA.SC*YU Pl UM8£ R l •506'l86 f ··~ l \hmatel SmaH oep•n 1714) ZJ!> 91!JO -tllOSE rw••DtG Rt'lNlws & Remocleltnc f'RH ESTIMAT£ l "687398 714 969 1090 ~-~-~~~·--~rm Pluiitb«! Dl.Alll l tlWa .. - CUAMNG tNDAIAT TWIEDY Pl.UftaNG 949-4U-2352 -llC • . .._ . .., ........... ,..UXA-.0 ILK1llONIC RM UM DITIC1lON ~ ......... 675·9304 TreeSll*t ,,._Tr ......... lr-i.e c-t...i, V.1'1 Clr•nu~ lrrcalio<l .... w .. i. Pt~ 11• 374"2/llR mm 16iq BIG MIKES TREE SVC. RtmoYal, T nm nu ng.. Yard (.Jan up. Ocmo '\X.orli. 949.645.9544 2 sons why your next car or should be a Subaru ~ Every Subaru model received the "highest possible crash test rating" .... Insurance Institute of America 96% of all Subaru's in the last 10 years are still on ~ the road .......... R.L. Polk & Co. registration statistics as of 7/1/01 -~__..........--------.-............... ...,.,..--,-_____,..__,,___........----.. 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