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Home My WebLink About2002-12-05 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot,, I Serving th e Newpo rt-M esa community since 1907 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2002 Negoti~tors get verbal assurances of .Support for settlement by allowiiig twe more gates and a million more passengers at airport. June CaH1rend• DaifyPilot NEWPORT BEACH -In ex- change for two more gates and a million more passengers a year, the city has won verbal assur- ances from airline representa- tives that they will support an ex- tensJon of the John Wayne Settlement Agreement "Without taking out the party hats and h,,ms just yet. the an- swer is: Yes. This is good news,· Mayor Tod Ridgeway said Wednesday. In a series of meeting.5 in past weeks, representatives of the city, Orange C.Ounty, the Airport fights and expansion at the alr- Working Group and Stop Pollut-port remain Intact. ing Our Newport agreed to fur-Though the aviation ~ ther concesstons to win the air-tration is not a party to the origi- lines' blessing. And at a meeting nal lawsuit that put those restric- wlth county representatives, the lions in place through 2005, it Air Transport Assn. agreed to could sue to overturn the restric- urge the Federal Aviation Ad.min-tio~ The city, county and envi- istradon to support the extended ronmental groups want a letter settlement agreement from the aviation admlnistradon The administration's approval that, in effect, would amount to is considered by many to be the assurances that they would not final piece of the puzzle in en-sue. swing that restrictions on noise, · "We still need that ink on the Teaching peace Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot Event at OCC offers an ti-war message. Opinions are divifled on how effective t~_'!. speakers are. . . T he main message of a slew of speakers at the Teach-In Against War in Iraq at Orange C.Oast College on Wednesday was simple: A potenlial war against Iraq is just an excuse to gaJn control of a vast amount of the world's oil resources and spread U.S. imperialism. Sponsored by the student-run anti-war coalition, the teach-in tried to disseminate Infonnation from an anti-war perspective to provoke action. "This is what builds a movement against war," co-organizer Federico Moreno, 19, said "It lets people who feel this way lcnow they're not alone and they can make a difference. Like they did in the '60s. • All the speakers made it clear that their and-war sentiments did not imply support of Saddam Hussein's dictatorship or the human rights violations he has perpetrated against his awn people. During hls speech. Moreno attempted to deOate the justifications the United States has la.id out in its stance against Iraq. First off, Moreno said, Hussein does not pose a threat to the United States or the Persian Gulf. "Saddam Hussein knows that anacldng anyone would mean a hasty end to his regime,· Moreno said. He aJso said that the United States is being hypocritical, wanting to disarm Hussein's stockpile of chemical weapons, when the U.S. has the world's largest supply of weapons of mass desfruction and is the only country to have used nuclear weapons. Speaker Khawer Khan, 21, of the Muslim Student Assn .. ratcheted up the criticism of President Bush, comparing him to JulJus Caesar and Adolf Hitler as he accused Bush of being an imperiaJist and of curtailing civil liberties in the hunt for suspected terrorists. Khan reiterated the opinjon that oil is the reason for the threats of war and also charged that it provides a convenJent distraction from the economk problems of the ooun~ FM letter,· City Atty. Bob Burn- ham said. QUESTION lsthe.JWA Bum.ham added that the in- creased number of gates and passengers likely won't have much effect on Newport Beach residents, noting that factors such as the number of seats filled on any given flight and current trends in air travel will buffer the effect of expanded egrwnent. good one for Newpoft-Meu7 Call our Readers Hotline • at (949) 642~ or aend e-mail to dailypifot@latirnes.com. Please spell your name and include your hometown and phone number, for verification purposes only. caps. See AIRLINES, Pa&e A7 Schools may wield Segerstrom bequest Costa Mesa City Council has moved away from demand to oversee $2 million from Home Ranch settlement. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA 11le LIIV Lounctl has be· gun shiftmg its controversial demand for INSIDE For more City Council news. see Page AS tight re1gm on S2 mtlhon m educa- tional funds gar nered dunng Home Ranth negouauons. edgmg clo<.er to handing over the money to schools and lemng them decide how to spend 1L ~Those who have been involved m I.his are See SCHOOLS. Pa&e A4 SCHOOLS Police look into assault on coach In the meantime, suspect's daughter has been removed from Estancia High School girls' basketbaJI team. Deirdre Newman and Steve Vlrc•n Daity Pilot He sparked the most controversy when he referred to everyone in the audience as a terrorist just for taking part In the demonstration, based on his lnterpretatioo of the USA PATRICYT Act pa5.'ed in the aftermath ofSepL 11. • KENT TREPlOW I DALY PILOT COSTA MESA -Police are investigating a report that a pa.rent assaulted the head coach of the Fsland.a High School girls' basketball team. UC Irvine student Aliah Abou~sr. of the Free Iraq Foundation, speaks at a teach-in against s.. PEACE, Pas• M a war on Iraq at Orange Coast CoHege in Costa Mesa on Wednesday. THE BELL CURVE Don't take political decei~ lightly The report filed Tuesday documents an alleged assault by the mother of a player SM COACH. P ... A7 • • POLmcs ASIDE Good ol' coTf ventional wisdom C osta Mesa Ory Hall on Monday provided ample reason wf:ty the bacbleyed "conventional wisdom" is often far from the ttuth. The conveotiopal wisdom bad Councilman Gmy,....._. elevated to the mayor's seat by the end of the meeting. His experieooe. coupled with an expected grouping of ,him, Counc:ilman Outl Steel and newcomer Allml M8n9oor, seemed to ensure Monahan would lead the city in2003. Oroot. It turned out that a phone call or two from now Mayor Karell Robimon 10 her coJleagues was the magic bullet And. after Steel was elected to vice S.J. CAHN mayor, suddenly Monahan was completely out of the leadership picture. It will be interesting to see where th~ unexpected tum of events leads. Perhaps it is the start of a better working retadonship on the dais, at least among Robinson. Steel and Councilwoman Libby C.owan -who supported Steel's mayoral nomination of Robinson. FU PHOTO I DMY PILOT Costa ~esa City Councilman Allan Mansoor was sworn in Monday night and quickly questioned the city's restoration of the Huscroft House. Robinson and Steel. cenainiy, cannot claim any feelln~ of being "outside~: Much will fall on Monahan's shoulders, as well, just not as he expected. Instead of leading the council, it is up to him to put aside the political. though polite, slap and worl with his colleagues. Money' preOicts returns The challenge for Robinson and Steel is to step up their leadershJp of the city -above and beyond what Ibey have done during their first two years in office. By S.J. C•hn, June CaH1rande •nd Lolita Harper Daily Pilot left to the private sector. Mansoor, who knocked off fncurnbent Mayor Unda Dixon in November's election, said the botched attempt to restore the house' necessary votes to get the title. Monahan may not have been so surprised about the election of Karen Robl8on as mayor had he talcen the time to talk to his colleagues. she said. The issues facing the coundJ -the Westside, redevelopment and housing. among them -haven't changed. ju.'t the face of the council. T he latest financial numbers for was an example of prQjects the city should not Newport-Mesa's two Congressional be taldng on with taxpayer money. races shows that money is still a great Council members again delayed any indicator of who's going to win. decision of the 1915 Craftsman-style home to Rob'°"°n was unanimously chosen mayor -a one-year ceremonial position -on Monday, astonishing nearly everyone in the council chambers except Cowan. C.Ould Newport Beach Cound.lman Stfte Brornbai be sweating a little more than expected? His assumed posting as mayor is scheduled for Tuesday. In the new 48th CongreSBional District. Rep. allow the city longer negotiation time with a Otris Cox once again soundly defeated UCI private property owner. Graduate School of Management professor The house has been a hot topic for .nearly John Graham -financ~ally and in the voting two years now, since the city accepted the booth. arguably his1oric house from the Huscroft Heading into the Nov. 5 election, Cox had family. For months, city leaders argued raised $672,000, spent $642,000 (much in the whether to restore lt with public funds, move form of donations to other campaigns) and, it to Fairview Pack. turn it into a cultural interestingly enough, bad $520.000 available. center, sell it or demolish it. Monahan also shot himself in the foot ln a recent article when he criticized his felJow council members for being inefficient and un.prepared, Cowan said. WITHER GREENUGKT7 ln one of its early campaign mailers.. the Greenllght committee quoted lines from this column. saying: according to lhe nonpartisan Center for Council action on the house remains stalled "I also think it is very difficult to support someone who bas said that we don't work hard and that we need to change the way we wort. and I am really insulted by that,· Cowan said. "Given the safe bet that the Newpon Beach Olamber of Commerce. along with a number of development interests, wiU back [Thd) flldaeway. (Gary! Adams and other candidates running against the Greenli.gbt ticket, Newport Beach residents will have the most clear-cut coundJ decision in recent elections. The can essentially vote one way or another on the city's future." Responsive Politics. as the house falls further into a state of Graham, meanwhile, had brought in $8,000, disrepair. While Mansoor was not a part of spent $7,000 and was left with about $1,800 on previous council decisions on the house, he hand. spoke oul during dJscussions Monday. Cox eventually pulJed in 68% of the vote. The city Is faced with paying about $30,000 A BREAK FROM ALL THAT WAL.KN The 46th Congressional Distri~s a little to either destroy the house or fund its move to Walldn' Don Webb gave his shoes a rest this week to talce a long road trip to Sacramento. There, the yet-to-be-sworn-in Newport Beach councilman was already doing service to the city. more competitive, financially and at the ballot a private property. box, but Rep. Dana Rohrabacher 6'till ran Mansoor laid the Huscroft W8$ a tragic away in both categories. example of a project that should never have The Congressman had raised $312,000, had become city business.. Now residents have to spent $281,00 and still had $98,000 if he • pay for the council's failure. he said. needed iL His opponent, Gerrie SchJpske, had raised $166,000, had spent $159,000 and had jusl less than $7,500 heading into the final days of the election. Rohrabacher won with 6 I% of the vote. SOME THINGS ARE BETTER KEPT PRIVATE MONAHAN'S ASSUMPTION THWARTS MAYORAL.BID Costa Mesa Councilman Gary Monahan should have asked for support for mayor instead of presumlng the position was automatically his, council colleague Ubby Cowan says. Webb was in Sacramento to help lobby for $3.2 million in state funding for the joint-use Mariners Ubra.ry. The project won approval by the state th1s week than.ks in part to activists like Webb and with the help of Friends of the Ubrary, which earlier this year donated $25,000 for the project. O'NEl. SEND-OFF ALL SET With [)kJ( Nk:hols carryifl8 Greenlight's banner into City Hall. it seems fairly clear that voters weren't ~ enthusiastically for sJow growth as earlier votes had suggested. And having come out on the short end of that decision. It's no surprise that Greenlight's leaden have backed away from the spotlight since Nov. 5. In his first few hours on the Costa Mesa City Council dais Monday evening, Councilman Allan Mamoor wasted no time pointing out that the contentious Huscroft House project illustrated his belief that some thing$ are best Cowan, who served as mayor during 2001, said it is customary for anyone considering the mayoral seat to discuss It with other council members and malce sure they have the Termed-out Newport Beach Councilman Denni. O'Neil will get a warm send-off from netgbborhood businesses. The Corona deJ Mar Clwnber of Commerce will honor the loogtlme public servant at their December luncheon -the group's way of saying •thank you" to their district's representative. But, if they continue their silence. their advocacy for a more restrained city is at risk. Expect to hear from them soon. lo one fonn or another. Daily A Pilot VOt.. 98, NO. 339 THOMAI H. JOHNSON, Pubtlllher lONYDODaO, Editor • J4lllf OI I I ING, ~~~ Promotlona Direc10r ChrWdne Cantlo News aulstant, UM9) 574-4298 dlri6tine.carrlllo 0 1-tim•.oom PHOTOORAPHERI Sein Hiller, Kuang Hweng, Don l.eactl, l<er'lt TteptOW READERS HOTUNE (949) 642-eo&6 Record your oommenta about the Da41y Pilot or news tlpt. Addrees Our eddr-1• 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mela, CA 92627. ~ houre ere Monday -Fridey, 8:30 e.m. -15 p.m. Cortecd°"9 It le the Piiot'• policy lo pn)mptly conect efl em>ra of 1Ubee8nce. ....... cefl (949) 57<M218. Box 1560, Coat.I Mela, CA 92828. Copyright No newa lloriel, illustradonl, ed'itorlet matter or ldvertlMmenu herein cen be reproduoed without wrillen permiuion of copvrlght owner. HOW TO MACH US ~ The Tim.a Orange County (800) 252-9,41 Adwo ..... Q11 i'fted (Ml M2·51'18 °"'*'(NI) M2..u21 ...... News (Ml) 8U-!Se80 ..... ,...., 574-<ml News Fee (MJ 14M170 ._....,. (148) lll0-0170 l....it ~•,.,,..com ........ • .._ ... , .. ,8'2..Q21 • g -,_(Mt) Ul-7128 • S.J. CAHN 19 the managing editor. He can be reathed at (949) 674-4233 or by •meil at s.j.cahn•tatimee.oom. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST We'll again begin the day wfth morning fog, though It'll bum off and we'll get warmer then on Wednetdrf. Newport-Mesa~ will range from the upper 60I to the mid-709. ~Iowa wtll tt.y just eboYe 60 . Fftdey wlll be • little cooler and aholAers wHI be poealble at night. Rein .. __,be poealble ~rnomingend •fMmoon. ....... ~In the towwto mlcMOa. Wam1U11t: ~,.....""" blow 10 t.o 15 knots, wfth 2-foot wave. and. welt aWll of r; to 8 feet 'TM .... wit build to 8 to 10 fMt tonight. SURF 'TM ..... lwell ... elect \Odey,• we lhcMJld 81S1P'Olld\ thec:heat-to ~ range.. \WI look ........ on Fftdey, whM we ltaAd ... torneheecM1igheclloft. Standout lpCllil we1 ... ~ endthit llC-6oMi "°' .... Olt8ftlld ......... WWW.~ Tiu~. Oecembet 5, 2002 Q .. Newport Beach might name landmarks \f \hi l \ '"HI? Rabbin Insur.a.nee Agency AlJTO • HOMEDIP'NEltS • HEALm Subihl] Situ' 1957. Designation by Planning Commission would make it easier for owners of old theaters and other historic buildings to make' changes. June CH•1rande Balboa Theater, Port 'Ibeatre. Daily Pilot Udo Theater and some bJstoric NEWPORT BEACH -A hand· fut of the city's most notable structures could soon be desig- nated as ulandmarb," a label that will give the businesses in· side a little JDOre elbow room. The Planning Commission to- night will consider whether the buildings should be branded "landmark buildings.~ ff com- mis.stoners approve the plan, businesses there would be ex- empt from having to request permits to make some changes to their business operations. "For example, if they wanted to expand their food servjce op- . . BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Fairview onriunp will close 6 hours Satufday The Calif!)mia Department of Transportation will close the Fairview Road onramp to the • southbound San Diego Freeway for about six hours Friday to al- low workers to pave a new shoulder for the onrarnp. The ramp will be closed from 9 a.m. t~ p.m. Motorists who need to·get to the San Diego or Costa Mesa freeways from Fairview Road will be detoured to Sunflower Avenue and Baker Street, re- spectively. Detour signs will be posted. Caltrans officials said the work needs to be done during the day because it would disturb residents if done at night Transportation Helpline at (800) 724-0353. American Legion will host speech contest . American Legion Post 291 has announced that its annual High School Oratorical Contest will .take place Jan. 6. The legion will only select six appUcatipns on a first-come, first-serve basis. The top win- ner will receive $150, and all participants will receive $25. The contest is open to any h igh school student in Orange County. Participants cannot be 21 or older. The contest format consistB of two speeches -one covering an assigned topic lasting eight to IO minutes. The second speech must be three to five minutes. The content of all the speeches will be the U.S. Con· stitution. For more information and applications, call Ray Burtrum at (714) 403-6858. eratioos or if they wanted to use theater apace for meeting apace, t.bat'a when this would make a d.11lerence,.. Newport Beach ftarmer Patrick Alford said. 'Ille new rufes would not allow the businesses to make signifi- cant structural changes or other- wise bypass zoning restrlctions. The rules, which would apply only to the three theaters and city bulldinga ,listed on the Na- tional Register of Historic Places, would also require the businesses to ensure adequate parking to accommodate any change in operations. Many old buildings in the city, including the three theaten, were built before current wning and construction guidelines were in place. These •noncon- forming" buildings. must, as a re- sult, seek a permlt from the city any time they make a change in their operations. That will change ~planning commission- ers follow staff's recommenda- tion toni.ght •f.sMmtialJy. this is an exception to our cwrent restrictions on nonconforming uses, fl Alford said. Five properties in Newport ~ch are on the National ~ ter of Historic Placea: the Balboa lrin. the Balboa Pavilion, the Lov- ell Beach House on West Ocean Front and the Crystal Cove His- toric District in Crystal Cove State Park. The Bank of Balboa on East Belboa Boulevard, which was demolished in the late 1980s, is still on the national reg- istry. • Of the five properties, only the Balboa 'Pavilion is considered not to conform with current stand- ards. Blue spot not ~o handy Police are cracking down on drivers illegally using handicapped parking spots and are running an ad on television to warn them. Deep• Bharath Daily Pilot NEWPORT BFACH -Be it a quiclc stop at the gas station or a brief trip to the grocery store, the partclng spots marked in blue are taboo to anyone who does not have a · handicapped parking plac- ard, police officials said That's the message they want to send to citizens through a one-minute spot that will soon air on Adelphia and Cox's public access chan- nels. "I wouldn't call it a serious problem, but it's a regular problem,· Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shulman said. ·our officers write cita- tions every day." The main purpose of the video is to educate the pub- lic, he said The public serv- ice announcement was pro- duced by the Police Department on behalf of its traffic division. Shulman said. wwe believe that the people who park in handicapped spots will not park there if they know they'll have to pay a hefty fine," he said The state requires that peo- ple pay up to $337 for parlci.ng in a handicapped parking spot. blocking a spot or park- ing in the striped area that is meant for wheelchair access. People wbo believe they have a disability must get handicapped placards or li- cense plates from the Depart- ment of Motor Vehicles, Shul- man said. "The public also needs to remember that they cannot use other people's placards,· he said. "They are issued to people, not cars." The new public safety an- nouncement, Shulman said, will be a constant reminder of how important it is to leave these spaces open for those who need them the most. T~N DUI D~EATl'OINEY' MYLES CALL TOLL FREE 888.855.8294 • Commercial Accounts Welcome This construction is part of an improvement project from Cal- trans and the Orange County Transportation Authority in the area between Bear Street and Hyland Avenue on the San Di- ego Freeway and between Birch Street and the San Diego Free- way on the Corona del Mar Freeway. The freeway will be widened and new ramps, brid- ges and sound walls will be built ~ R es t a urant ----Established tn 1962 --- FULL BAR COCKTAILS • Airport TransportatJOn Available • All MajOf Credi1 Cards Accepted · Natural Gas Cabs • Need a cab? Call us for a ride 1n one of our clean air taxis & van. Ask for our discount rates tor airports, tnps. special evems or anywhere else you need to go. For more information, call the MEXICAN RESTAURANT NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 296 E. 17TH ST . COSTA MESA· 949·645 ·7616 ThisWeek@UCI Arts Dec. 5-7 Athletics Dec. 7 Men's Basketball vs. Pomona-Pitzer. The defending Big West Conference champions take on the Sagehens in pre-conference action. 7:05 p.m., Bren Events Center. $5-$12 UCI Dance. N~ S1'lte. New works by graduate choreographers. 8 p.m. i;>ec. 5, 6, 7 and 2 p.m. Dec. 7, Wtnifred Smith Hall. SI I Dec. 5-8 Drama at UO Stage 2. God's Country. Steven Dietz's chilling and tunely docu- drama. 8 p.m. Dec. 5, 6, 7 and 2 p.m. Dec. 7, 8, Studio Theatre. $10 Dec. 7 UO Jazz Orchestra. A Night at the Cotton Club. Charles Owens conducts. 8 p.m., Claire lrevor Theatre. $1 2 Presentations Dec. 9 F•mily HHhh Seminar. Diobetes M4""gmtmt ~. 4·6 p.m., Building 200, Suite 840, UCI Medical Cenkr, Oraotr. SIO M n.,., Dec:tmOer 5, 2002 • PUBUC SAFE1Y Natural causes ..,.,.s ow:r the w11ee1 with troll.,_._. 10' ..1....-•L. the sWne nmnln& cx:x:: ~a-M.IU ~ spabmlml Jim Carnett l8id. A 56-yeu-old homel"8a "Our oftlcera aunniaed man ~found dead that ,he WU probably drlv· in his car eiuty Saturday Ing down Aairvi~ and morning Cn a paddng lot at puDed into our lot,". be said. Orange Coast Collep prob-Securtty . oftlcen found ably died of na\ural Causes, ' Comill In the parking -lot oftldals said. ' · adjacent to Fairview Rdad Dennis Conell did not right next to the college-. die under suspkious cir-gymnaaium. cumstances and there is no The Orange County ongoing police invesdga-Coroner .is still looking into don, Costa Mesa Police Lt what caused Correll's death, Dale Birney~ ofliciaJs said. They said bis 0moF Coar1t CoDeee se-nep:rest family ~f is a curityoftkersfound-O>mlat daughter who ltves•in La.lee about l a.m. Jocked in bis car. Forest POLICE FILES COSTA MESA •Anton "°'11....il: A commercial burglary was r'P()rted In the 500 block at 10:29 a.m. Tuesday. • Bristol StrMt: Embezzling wn reported in the 3300 ~at 5:48 p.m. Tuesday. • Com Me.a frMwlly and BIWtol Strellt: A traffic collision Involving Injuries was reported at 6:13 p .. m. Tuesday. • HMbor Boulevard: Annoying phone calls were reported in the 2000 block at 3:09 p.m. Tuesday. • Newpot1 Boulevard: A commercial burglary was reported in the 2000 block at 5:35 p.m. Tuesday. • Roc:hellW Street: Petty theft was reported in the tOO block at 8:05 a.m. Tuesday. • East 17th StrHt: Petty theft was reported in the 100 block at 8:59 a.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH • Chubasco Drive: A home • Holiday Lights Installed (949) 836-6714 I burglary was reported in the 1900 bloc:t at 12:34 p.m. Tuesday. • D StrMt and East Balboa Bou.lewrd: A traffic accident involving an Injury was reported at 10:56 p.m. Tuesday. • Eut Cont tighway: Trespassing was reported In the 2600 bloc:t at 5:35 p.m. Tuesday. • Newport Boulevlud: Petty theft was reported In the 3200 block at 12:39 p.m. Tuesday. • Newport Center Drtw: A vehicle burglary was reported in the 600 block at tt :36 a.m. Tuesday. • Point Loma Drfw: Annoying phone calls were reported in the 100 block at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday. • San Nicolas Drtw and Avocado Awnue: A hit-and·run was reported at 1:04 p.m. Tuesday. • Superior Awnue: A commercial burglary was reported in the 1500 block at 2:52 p.m. Tuesday. ~~Dunn-Well Support Our Schools .. Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars Sem11t tlH Umt1'11111ity for 30 Jllln Garlic or Santa Maria Boneless Chuck Tri-Tips Pot Roast !Nlidtnu On TIH Grill 25 Mmldt:I On Metlhnn $42.2ib . Boneless Beef Brisket uo d-Tnulrr Try Our Delicious Came or Pollo Asada -"A-- Extra Lean Stew Beef 322.b. Oven Ready Beef or Turkey Meatloaf CHio ht Z Hiii s322,b. ... seHOOLS Continued from Al over and WM tom aput by coun· uMd. 'l'hil aKand1 a.r.d a cam· di memben duee monlbl IF mlaee ID pmwidl llA doN -and a plan ca-. lllr ane about wt.o lblaM be la dlllll guiding foundation wfii ewo cUa-of the money and how it tho&lld tlnctiw oommitteee. be spent cloler than the coundl ii, or ews Thole idea wtll be ........ c.Gundl memben. educaaon wW be," Coundlman Chris S&eel apJnat Ul opdon that calla IDr and residents haw .mce deb&led said at Monday'a ooundl meet'· one foundation and ateMive bow strong a role the dty lhou1d Ing. "They are belt qualHled to · dty lnwMlnent and requbea play in the foundation& determl.oe bow the DlODe'f is the foundadon to operai., wwler Council memberJ (l.egodated used. . state open·meed.og lawa. the deYelopment agreement. Steel's colleagues aeemed to The Home Rlndt deYelop-which makes them the cuatodi· agree. Each called for limited meot agreement. adopted laat ans of those funds and enddes involvement by the city in the year, called for the Segei8b0ms them to place conditions on the disbursement of the funds -the dynasty family thar oWna money. one side argues, while while agreeing to pMtpOne the the de'\leloprnent site -to gtw teachers and parents say they iasue to review all the options $2 milllon in a lump IUl1\ to can ftnd the best and most effi- furtheL Costa Mesa high schools 'and -dent use of the millions. '!I want to get thil money to middle schools when the first Steel said be was always op- tbe found.adons 'a8 fast· as poa-building permits for ~ project posed to the S2 million from the sible and let them start Ql31dng it were issued. Costa Mesa High Segerstroms coming through the work for them/' Council.man School was to receive $1 million,· city, knowing it would lead to de- Gary Monahan said. and "'Estancia High and Tu Winkle bate and t>attle. Steel 8.rgu~ -the Council members unani· Middle schools were to split the dynasty family 4boul~ have given mously voted ~ the meet-other $1 m.llllon. the money as a donation dlrecdy Ing to continue the itetl\ until 'Jbe~$i mllliOI'\ W8S received by 'to the sehools and not part Of Jan. 20. ·ft also directed the legal the city months ago, but. the "some sort of bribe" for the department to resubmit its pre-council p0stponed the transfer Home Ranch project. vious proposal .-which called so it could provide more input uLet'S .keep the council out of it for the city to hand the money on bow the money would be and just give them the money." PEACE Continued from Al "Our rights in this country are going to be continuou.sly eroded." Khan said. Allah Aboul-Nasr, a UC Irvine student representing the Free Iraq Foundation, gave the most emotional speech. touching on the moral and legal implications of a war. "Th.is war defies international law," Aboul·Nasr said. "You can't go to war based on weapons of mass destruction. Are we going to war with North Korea, too?" Aboul-Nasr focu..c;ed on the deleterious effect of the CURVE sanctions against Iraq that resulted from its invasion of Kuwait "We've been at war with Iraq for the past 11 years.'' AbouJ·Nasr said. ~Sanctions are war. They're not .killing the government or Saddam Hussein . They're .killing children." Many of the students who came to hear the speakers said they felt empowered by their passion. "The thing I got was unity for a common cause," Tiffany Soto, 18, said. "It was good. I'm glad I came." Students with opposing views said they were not swayed by the anti·war rhetoric. "I don't thin.le anybody here 'You can't go to war based on weapons of mass destruction. Are we going to war with North Korea, too 7' Allah About-Nasr, of the Free lraQ Foundation knew what they were taJ.king about," Dave Sprandel, 25, said. "l was in the Persjan Gulf for seven months (in the Marlnesl and I thin.le I.be reason the U.S. is going to war is to take Saddam out and to disarm the chemicaJ weapons." After the speakers finished, OCC sociology professor Terry ~ . SleeJl&ld. tayor ~en Roblmon fouad ......, ta ........... and lonetJ potltfon on the HOme Ranch project. Once qatn, ahe was the only COWlcll iDember to dia· senL Robi.n&on. who wu Che Jone oppoamg wte for lbe Home Aanc:b project a year _,, stood firm Jn her belief that the $2 mil- lion ebould. be ~ by~~ · commwnty-mlnded ~oo.n acting under tbt Brown Act 1be money wu payment for a project that will take ill toll on the city, she said. and the oouncll has a duty to make awe It is speot propedy. , "Given the nature of the funds. I am still of the opinion that one foundation is most appropriate," Robin.son said. "The (dtyJ can- not abdicate its responsibility for ov,erseeing the money.• • LOUTA HARPER (:4:Wtre Cotta • . Mesa. She may 6e reamed at (949) 674-4275 or by e-mail at /olita.harper@latlma.com. Timmons suggested another way students could protest a war in Iraq if they belie'Ve control of oil is a prime motivation. Tunmons suggested giving up driving one day every week to reduce dependency on foreign oil. "lf Martin Luther King and Gandhi can do it, then we can boycott (oil)," Tunmons said ·we can have a drive-out day and ta.lee our government back and get back to a democratic society.• • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reamed at (949) 5744221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newmsn@latimes.com. Continued from Al sands of time. and Ellis will be back at the same old stand come the next election. Before that happens. consider this: By last Oct 3, according to Newport Beach candidate forms. five members of the Oty Council had paid David Ellis $109,000 for his political services -Tud Ridgeway $54,612. Dennis O'Neil $24,809, Gery Proctor $19,548, Steve Bromberg$9,000, and Norma Glover Sl,000; councilman Gary Adams would join the group later. OBITUARIES ·example. I covered Reagans first gubernatorial run for the Ouistian Science Monitor and talked with Roberts, who ran the campaign, a number of times. When I asked Roberts about an alleged below-the-belt attack on a Reagan opponent in the Republican primary, he said: "We never did a cute thing in the whole campaign. We play it very straight We win because we do our job better: If one of these cute guys runs again.st us. l'U have his (tail!. H Unfortunately. the opponents of P.llJs' clients in the recent local election didn't have Spencer-Roberts working for I.hem. So most of them losL And at least one of ihem was bloodied by tactics that were dishonest and pos&bly illegal This produced outrage only with letter writers to the Forum page of the Pilot Other public comments tended to be more chiding than angry. 1YJ>ical was fellow consultant Flleen Padbwg, who told a Pilot reporter, ·1rs a very tough business, and }UU only get one shot to win. ... Its not a business for the faint of bearC Or, it seems. the straight shooter. The degree of Ellis' dishonesty surfaced only because attorney Richard Thylor, who was running against Ellis' clien1 Gary Adams for the Newport Beach Q ty Council, traaecl down Ellis as the source of a personal phone attack drculated in the final hours of the campalgn that used a debberate lie to discredit Tuylor: Only when he was caught dead to rights -after twice denying he had anything to do with it-did Ellis admlt to aeating the message. t& mea culpa was that be hadn't really intended to use it The messaging company put it on wltbout bis permission. Although the truth of this defense is lrreJevant, it has actualJy been regarded in !iOIDe reacdons I've read as a aedible explanation in the netherworld of polllb. AnoCher defenae offered, equally piepoetemus. is that Adami would have won~ '° why lhe fms? Thilf is ld18r like ~ eomeooe for p&andng a lllnd ame becaaaee he IMM!r' ln...ted ftJr It to F c4 ., alJpehAhy Wit In creetfng ......... tllpe. Nod*'« lllFfd• ... cbll cx.wdhirv9 lllilD pllcewtdall 1be m11 I' 11le Oa......,..Guu .... hll lllld. QAnpWnt ....... with the CJmnie Comly tMb Aamney Ind 1be Newpmt Bwh ~==-wandllti bit al.~ .. llClOlllJAl*q ~--..,........ ... ............... o1 .. .w,.:.-.m:::.,4 .. ::::: .. ':.":... .... o•,.M• _. llitawdllllm ........ ..., ..... •' ln May 2001, the City Council unanimously voted a $3.7-milHon grant to "educate" the voters on what a lousy idea I.he El Toro Great Park was. This money was turned over to the Airport Working Group on the basis of a proposal presented by Ellis, from which he would personally make $458,000 for his services in losing the Measure W election. Only Councilman John Heffernan found Ellis' proposal wanting and voted against tL Heffernan was also the only council member without ties to Ellis. 1Wo months ago. Heffernan introduced to the Qty Council a conflict of interest ordinance based on a model proposed in Los Angeles by the Qty Ethics Commission. h would require city officials to abstain from acting on a public matter if anyone proposing the matter or lobbying for it bad any one of a half ..<J07.e0 connections with city officials, including 7actins as a compensated campaign manager, consu1tant. fund· raiser or other campaign professional for the oftidal" Under this ordinance, Ellis and the public oftldal employing him would have been In violation of the law. The proposed ordinance will be talcen up in January. So s"6d~. Meanwhile, I'm watdbg to hear the public of6cla1s bMllved with Blis mate It dear they want ~to do with llOllleOoe capable of such tactics. Flis has fractured the aedibOity of the Airport~ Group and put in serious question the judgment -jf not b probity - of a half-dozen memben of the Newport Bead> Oty Coundl, who had to be UW. il;l a aM if they weren't aware othll ethically dishonest campalln behM>r. Adams told the P8ot he h8d no knowledee of the huduleot phoot melllll' md tbal, If it h8d dected the outdJme of the election. he would haYe Cl8ed for anew one. His midi mlabt be challenged. but-men tmportandy-none otaw poldCll ~ mdldng Admm. ... lldllrpubldy 8'pllWllect ....._twnllllaor adno'tn•' ........ to ow pollbl.,..., h9 IKUcl ca-. WI JUlt •a rermd blow WW tumouL 1111lftd1111 lllow "mal I ·cm •abflm.11 bM ID cm .. #ljllllho weMD.Aridtbl,....who ... lhmL •Ml ............... .. ...................... .......1h.:: ...... .. John Rule . A funetal fur John Rule, a 34-year O.ta Mesa resi- dent, is scheduled to be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Harbor I.awn·Mount Olive <:emetery in Costa Mesa Mr. Rule died SUnday of a heart attack. He was 60. He is survived by brother Jinl and niece Ronnie. A vlewing Is also scheduled for 4 to 6 p.m. Friday, Florence McCrae Vandegrift florence McCtae Vande- grift, a 31-year resident of Balboa lsland, died Satur- d•f or natural .causes. She was 81. Mrs. Vandegrift ls survived by her husband or 60 years. Roger; daughters Judy Vandegrift. Sally ~UD· dy and Patrice Gibson; son Jeff Vandegrift; eight grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. Floyd Arthur Blower A rnemodal service for Floyd Arthw Blower, a for- mer Newport Be~ rai· dent, is scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday at the ntnity United Presbyterian Church in Tustin. Mr • Blower died Saturday in his Fallbroo.k JeStdence. ffe was 89. Mr. Blower is au• vived by wife Marpm; aon James; dalJahten Unda Dempsay. Marilyn1 Frande and Ann SUw; IDd bruchfta Fayette Blower and Ralph Blower. A viewing ii acbed- uled from 6 to 8 p.m. today. nlle R. Anderson A memorial aervk:e " scheduled for. Dale R. An- derson, a 31 ·year Co.ta Mesa resident, at noon Sunday at Paciftc View Chapel Mr. Andenon dled Tuesday of cancer. He was 66. Mr. Andenoo is sut· Yived by wife Pamela: aon Jeremy: daughters Kim· berty O eary and Deborah Cooper; eight pandc:hll· dren; and one great ..-nd· chtld. •The Deily Pilot welcome. obltu•riu for tffldenta or former reslct.ntt of c~ Mesa end Newport Beech. tf you want to hwe •n obituery printed in the Piiot. ale your mortuary to fax us the lnformetlon et (Mlt ...,.,10 or tall the newtroom lit t•t 764--4324. ' ' COSTA MESA CITY COUNCll.l WRAP-UP INSIDE . Moreban to return from NEXT MEETING . CITY HALL Europe before resumlng •WHAT: Costa M ... City negotiadonl. Council meeting HUSCROFT HOUSE MODEL AIRPLANES-•WHEN: 8:30 p.m. Dec. 16 ColU'ldJ members voted • wHER£: City Hall, n Fair Drive Monday to further delay ·a A,group of model airplane 'INFORMATION: (714) dedslon on the Huscro!t fliers left Oty Hall soaring 764-6223 Of' Howe so city staffers could Monday after COWldl www.cl.co.,a-me,a.~.u• have more time tp work out a members voted to allow the deal to take the uae of electrical gliders at COMMISSION TERMS ~deteriorating Falrvtew Park. structure off ~ Membersof The council voted ¥onday .,._ the city's the Harbor to continue two-year terms hands. •••• SoaringSodety, for planning and parb and John who have been recreadon commissioners, Morehart, of 126 Properties Oying gliders saying ~gnlng the terms U.C said he was interested in and eJectric models at withOty moving the house to his Fa.l.rVlew Pa.ck for yean, said ~~~ Westside lot, but W. plan the parlc bas become the elections gi_ves would require a dty·issued • only pface in Orange County Jd ra• new =ell zoning change. His that aDows this type of me a say 12,000-square-foot lot ls recreation. In who serves. occupied by two ln Fairview Pa.ck Coundl members are single-family homes and two discussions, council expected to~ recruiting townhomes. Morebart wants members had been residents to 6ll the upcoming to demolish the front home considering a ban on electric vacancies on the planning and replace It with the gliders. Proponents of the and parks and recreation Huscroft House. electrical models argued they commissions. Several Moiehart wants the city to were quiet. did not distwb commlssioners will be up for pay to move the house to 548 neiglµ>ors and offered a reappoinbnent in March, Bernard St., )Yhtch officials "who)esome attivity" for and officials want to open estimate would cost about residents. the positions up so other $41,000. Mayor Karen Robinson residen ts get a shot. Demolidon, which would said that she agreed after Councilmen Gary involve removing asbestos spending a Saturday Monahan and Allan Mansoor and lead paint used In the afternoon at the park with argued for four·year house, would cost the city members of the association staggered terms so the $35,000, said BW Morris, the and wanted them to help council would not have to city's director of public draft various rules for that reappoint the entire services. use. commission every two years. Staffers ar.e trying to The council voted to affirm "We need that negotiate a moving price that the use of model airplanes at consistency,· Monahan said. would be comparable to the Fairview Park and instructed Councilman 01ris Steel cost of demolition. Mayor staffers to wort with the disagreed. Karen Robinson also said she Harbor Soaring Society. wanted to make sure any WHAT rT MEANS negotiation protected the city WHAT rT MEANS Planning and pans and from any liability once the Qty officials and filers will recreation commissioners house had been moved. wort together to figure out will still be appointed every the best ftying times, wnes. two years. WHAT rT MEANS rules and regulations for that Qty staffers wilJ wait for portion of the park. -C.Ompiled by Loliw Harper • ;--~'1 ~ '~ # · ,.-' ;--~ ~ ~ '~ ~ ~ • ~.~ The Balboa Merchant &: Owners Association Cordially lnvites You To The 2002 J-foliday 'Dinner 'Dance Cruise Thursday, December 12th 6:00 pm -9:00 pm j oin us aboard the Catalina Flyer EnJOY spectacular vtews of the Holiday lights. Dine on a delicious holiday buffet dinner provided by Bibi Anna's Cafe. Dance to hve mus ic and sing c. few carols as we cru~ Newpon Harbor' Door Prizes • Live Entertainment 6:00 pm -Boarding & "No Host" Bar Open Boat Departs -7:00 pm Sharp • Boat Returns -9.00 pm ' S35.00 per person. Tickets available: (Paid r~rvations, Visa, MC, AMEX). ~ Call: (949) 6 75-9445 ! Corporate 61 Employee Groups Welcome ~ Visit: BalboaNewportBeach.com .. "'0 ~ 1 \ ~ .~' ~ .. ' " f ;---~ ' 'l ~ 1--. '-.-. ~' , • ' I"\. • ", f , ~ COSTA MESA COUNTRY CLUB PRE-HOLIDAY TENT SALE 10AM-4PM . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7™ • • • • • • ALL BRANDS SAVINGS 200/o-60°/o Irons -Drivers -Fairway Woods Wedges -Puttcn -Bags Men's & Ladies Golf Apparel -Shoes • ' • ' Roeder returns to City Hall. Costa Mesa City Manager begins working part time after six weeks away from the job. Loltte Herper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-City Manager AiJjUl Roeder returned to City Hall this week in a part-tlme ca· pacity after being out for the last .six weeks with an unknown ar· thritic condition, officials sald. Roeder, suffering from an ar· thritic Illness doctors have yet to diagnose, said he Is feellng bet· ter but has not been cleared to go back to work full time. He plans to wort four hours a day for a week or so to build his en· ergy. F.ach week. he will work more hours, with the uJdmate goal of returning full lime. he said. "It feels good 10 be back at work. even if it is just part lime this week.· Roeder said. "People around here know that I have an unbendable work ethic. And when you are ill, you have to bend and that has to give." The city manager has been gone since Oct. 28, and other city department heads have ro· tated as acting city manager, of· licials said. Steve I layman, the city's director of administrative services, is now acting as city manager. Roeder's mysterious arthritic condition struck unexpectedly about six weeks ago. leaving the usually active Roed er unable to wall: and use his hands. An un· compromtsmg worlthorse. Roeder said he had a hard time adjusting to not working for so long. "When you can't use your legs much and you can't use your hands and you're not a big fan of dayttme televislon. there 1s not much to do,• Roeder said. "You just don't go from th~d of schedule I had to just sifting." Roeder has been ustng 1lck days during his absence,' which he has plenty of since he is rarely sick. he said. Ke will uot need to file for disability or workers compensation. he said Roeder made hls first ap- pearance at a council meeting Mo nday night, not in his offi- ciaJ capacity but among the audience. Instead of sitting In his over- sized chair on the dais. Roeder joined the other residents and council watchers in blue cham· ber seats to watch as CounciJ· men Allan Mansoor and Gary Monahan were sworn in and former Mayor Linda Dixon bid fareweU to her council position. Dressed handsomely in a gray suit, Roeder stood to greet and congratulate the City Council victors and gave a long embrace to the departing Dixon. "I had to be there Monday night. especially since it was Linda's last meeting/ Roeder said. Dixon said she was pleased to see Roeder at the meeting. but was concerned he was, once again, putting city bus iness be· fore his own health. ·Allan hasn't been feeling weU and he has always made his pri- oritiei. everything other than h1m~lf. • Dixon said "He Wcl5 able to be there. and it was good to see ham. but I want him to re- member that if you don't have your health, you have nothing.· Roeder said people like Dixon 'People around here know that I have an unbendable work ethic. And when you are ill, you have to bend and that has to give.' Alan Roeder and other concerned memben of the community and Oty Hall staff have been the backbone or his recovery. He choked up while spealciog about his wife, Olrlstie McDa· niel, who is the deputy director of public relations at John Wayne Airport. He called her "absolutely phenomenal.• "She has been." Roeder said, pausing to gain his comp(>sure. ·unbelievable. There may be word<> to express 1t, but I don't know alJ or them." McDaniel has done an extraordinary job taking care of him, as well as overseeing the ft. nal remodeHng of their home, moving alJ the furniture Into that home and the added stress of the holidays in general, Roed- er said. Despite all the adversity. Roeder said the last six weeks have been a wonderful time. He has been reminded of all the wonderful people in his life -at City Hall and in the community, he said. I le was confronted with compassion, understanding and a relentless effort 10 "step up and get the JOb done" by all the people around him. "Take the illness out of it, and this has been a great experi- ence: he said. "It's one of those things that really affinns what we like to believe about people.• M'lllll*•Dlllltl._. sailors have no :reason .to feel ··shame · D efeat is a bitter pill sometimes. · And we're sure that the Newport Harbor High girls' volleyball team is still experieodng that bad aftertaste after IOling to the Uhf:rty High Patriot.a in the CIF Division Il Southern California Regional 6oaL Still, they have no reason to hang their heads in shame. After all, the Tars d1d have a successful season, capturing the CIF Division D·M · Ownpionship. and were one victory away from vying for the state crown. Tuesday's defeat was no pushover for the Bakersfield-based Uberty High Patriots. The Sailors dug deep and fought down to the wire, avoiding a three-game sweep by forcing a fourth game. They led the fourth game 9-4 before running out of gas and losing the shot at the title. "rrtie Sailors) fought to the end just like I expected," Uberty Patriots coach Lean Slayton said. We wouldn't. and didn't. expect much less, either. The Sailors are a tough squad and simply ran across a team that OYerWbelmed them,· much like it bad overwhelmed a good Mater Dei squad earlier. So, we'd like to take our hats off to these young volleyball champs who made their school proud: Whitney George, Christina Fulce, Emily Turner. Kellie King. Shelley Langford, Jordan· Qmnack. Alyson Jennings, Alexis Kerns, Stephanie liinen, Lauren Miller, Kiley Hall. Bryana Carey, Elizabeth Oayton, Thtyn Tumutter and Kristin McCune. We're sure coach Dan Glenn is rlghtly as proud of his squad. as are his assistants: Bryan C.Ottriel, Matt Schutz and Marissa C.Othran. They can rest assured we are proud, and the community is proud, as well. · C.Ongratulations. READERS RESPOND Costa Mesa's bridge of sighs AT ISSUE: The benefit of the Costa Mesa City Council's feasibility study for a bridge to Huntington Beach at 19th Street. E very time it oomes up, and I've Uved in Costa Mesa for 16 years now, it's the final time. It's going to be deleted from the county plan; It's going to go away. People don't want it People don't want it to destroy more wetlands and then. all the sudden, it turns out ... it comes back. So I think it's time to ful8Dy remove it from the county plan and find another Issue in C:OSta Mesa. SHARON BOUDREAU r.osta Mesa The Issue of a bridge on West 19th Street has ~ raised several times over the last 15 years. Each time the vut majority of West.aide C.Osta Mesa residenta have expresaed their strong·dlsapproval of a bridle· To use Costa Mesa city money on yet another study of the bridge would be foollsb. The brldge will not be buOL RICHARD -~---TSON Costa Mesa streets and things that we need to have done. Wl.MABOUK Costa Mesa Absolutely noL We should not waste one more dollar on beating this horse to death. We've found over the years, the only people who want that bridge are the people who think they can make a profit on businesses on 19th Street and the people who want to cut through to Huntington Beach. We are tired of being a rut-through for Hundngton Beach and Westminster off the Costa Mesa Freeway. You can\ get anywhere off of Victoria or Adams because of the tnfllc durlog Nib hour. You haw to atop and wait for them to whip through there at 90 miles per hour. We don't need another street In Costa Mesa with total rolldmge. Those atreeta are already ruined. We don't even oeed to ruin a third one. I hope, after alJ these decades of fighting this, IOOlebody at the CJty Cowu:il continues wllb Gmy Monahan to stand up lpinlt lhla. NMCYNUNAN Co.taMesa MAILBAG Committee deserves more time to do the job right Your editorial rf9llding the Costa Mesa C.Ommwilty Redewlopment Action C.Ommlttee and.Jbe 19th SCreet bridge it off base ("Blidging the gap to reality," &mday). First of all. the committee recommended studytn(c the dfects a . bridge woullf have on the Westside, not a feasibility study for a bd4ge. You also say the bridge is a bad Idea because it wouJd make a "highway." What if a bridge reduced t:raftic on Victoria? Or if the additional traftic caused by a bridge would aBow for development of a first-class nwbt aod similar shops along 19th Street? You don't blow the answer to that or a dozen other important findings that might come from a study. You mentiol)ed hundreds of folks objected to a 19th Street bridge. Compared to the city population. a few hundred is nothing. Therefore, we feel an impact study for a bridge is necessary before planning a Westside redevelopmenL Otherwise, the planning decisions would be based on personal prefel't'nce or knee-jerlc. reactions, like your editorial The committee would also like information on the effects of development of the Banning property and the rezoning of the industriaJ wnes to residential, proposed by the city, before making recommendations. The current problems on the Westside are primarily the result of bad, or at least slapdash planning. The committee is trying not to make the same mistakes. Your editorial also takes issue with the makeup of the committee and chastises them for taking ao long to act. One of the reasons the committee bas been delayed Is because the Oty C.Ouncil has been trying to shove the rezoning of the Westside industrial property down our throats. They have painted that rezoning as •redevelopment," therefore, under our committee's jurisdiction. In fact, that rezoning bas little to do with comminee plans for the Westside. as the city plaJ\.9 to go ahead with it regardless. The committee would need impact studies for that, as well, before approving. or disapproving. the rezoning. It has asked for those studies. So far, the committee seems to want to go slowly, prepare carefully and not repeat the mistakes of its predecessors. Whether they will succeed, only time will tell Give the committee a fair chance before being so negative. MICHAEL S'TENER Community Redevelopment Acdon Committee member Until a change happens, the blame rests with voters There is no question about it: The Newport Beach City Council race between Councilman Gary Adams, Rick Taylor and llon Winattlp was tainted. The big question now ls: •So what?" Ellis and political consultants like him FU PHOTO I OM..Y Ptt.Ol Robert Graham, at 19th Street bridge proponent, at the proposed bridge site. have been getting by with dirty campaigning for years because we let them. Hey, the public wouldn't have even heard about this mess if Taylor didn't take the time and trouble to find proof. Even with the proof, it will be interesting to see if anything comes of it all. Our voting process is compromised in every election because of lax rules and regulations, as well as the lack of enforcement of the ones we do have. Until we collectively demand a chance. we have no one to blame but ourselves. CASEY MATHEWS Newport Beach Dirty political practices need to come to an end Information that has come forth since the Newport Beach City Council t_!lectlon, thanks to the Daily Pilot, bas made It clear that voters bad incorrect information about local candidates due LETTER TO THE EDITOR to deceptive schemes by their opponents. How much did the telephone campaign scheme, designed to intentionally mislead voters. hurt Greenlight candidate Rick Taylor? How much of an impact did malicious lnformaUon about Wendy Leeoe have o n voters? We'll never know for sure. What I do know is that dirty politics must stop, and what better place to begin that right here in our community. Guidelines and laws should be developed with serious consequences for the perpetrators of false information. Otherwise. the status quo will continue. Voters will be misled by unscrupulous people who have little respect for the integrity of campaigning or our voting system. and candidates who fought fairly will be at a disadvantage and likely lose a race that they might have, maybe even should have, won. ANNSMITH Newport Beach Library board gives thanks What a great day for our community. As many of you mow. we did win the grant for the new Mariners library. On behalf of the Ubrary Board of Trul1ees, I wanted to send this anal.I note of thanks to those of you that worked towud this dream with much vision, paaalon and pbDanthropy. Each of you sbouJd be commended and congratulated for the extra mile you offerecJ, and to anyone not mentioned ... pleue accept our apologies. Although I and the Ubrary board want to lnd.Mdually thank each of you penonaD;y, on behalf of the boa.rd, I wanted to o&r tbJs unaD thank you now. Very special thanb must be given to: • Our mayor. 1bd Rldpway (without whom dm could not have happened), and our eadn City Coundl: Vice Mayor Stew Bromber& c.ounctlman and former Mayor f>nnia O'Neal, Coundlwamul Norma Glover. Cotmclman Jaba ffefreman, CouNJ1rMn ~Proctor and =:...::-~Gary Jaanpid In Wida badi .. .== ~=-~•=-..... Homm MIMku, md bll lncredtielldlbat lalpt iiOddai ........ the ...... _. ................ ..... llilliat.-•sn• GI"':.*' ... =-~ ~ID ~ ........... ..................... ,s 11•-~·~-.. :::r111=..,. ....... ~ • • recommendadon by staff to co-locate, provided acting library Dim:toc Darlene Gaetano and newly elected City Councilman Don Webb the ammunition to get us over the hill In Sacramento - the additional push when it wu so very needed. And Don wu there for ua on his own dime). • Our wonderful lJbrary Foundation, Past President Lany Spitz and new President (and fonner MayoT) Tum Edwards. Both, along with 1racy Keyes. were instrumental. • Gary and the Frienda of the Ubrary, who never seem to not .find a way to give even more. •Al the ocher library~. dty ataff, ec,tM>ol dlttrtct ltd and all the dedicated Newport Beech and Coata Mesa wlunteen Md lelldenta who walked and knocbd --and.,._. out bterature, and railed boda ..,.. and unaD dolwiona. and. lhawwd up In me to aupport thil project ate..., opportllnlty. •AD the OCben behind tb1 IC8Mll lhal some o( UI wdl newier Dow lbcR.-. who worbd nobly co~ IMher ftl'D men support. So1111~1.i1-our new lti1iil' jli.t llM our 2002 -.tel O..mplaia Aapll. w meant to be. Por an, dnaall ca aaa tnae. lb Ilda.~~ r---•llf• ..... .... dllllllJ!l9•11iWrflldll ....... .... .. , ... .., ...... ~· ... . ... . AROUND TOWN .. •Send AROUND TOWN tt.m1 to the Daily Piiot. 330 W. e.y St, Coett M ... , CA 12827; by fax to (949) Me-4170; 0t by caHlng (949) 674-4298. Include the time, date and k>C:etion of the ewm, .. well aa • contact phone number. A complete 11.ilng 11 .v1lllble It www.dailyp/lotoom. TODAY Or-.. Coeet Colege wll hotd 'it• 28th ennuel Holldly Art Pottery Seit from 10 1.m . to 6 p.m. today through Sunday In Room 113 of the new Arte Center building. The aale will feature hundreds of functional end decorltlve pottery Items by OCC ceramics studentS. OCC la at 2701 • Fairview Road, Costa Meaa. FlftNn percent of the proc:eede will go towerd the purchase of equipment for the occ·a Mudslinger Club, while the rest will go to the ceramics student.a themsetv-. For more Information, call (714) 432·5843. TM CoSta Mesa Senior Cent1r will hold a holiday tree lighting celebration from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the center. The celebration will have caroling by Pr1nce of Peace Sc:hool etudents and hot cider and sugar cookiea will be provided. The center la at 695 W. 19th St. For more Information, call (949) 645-2356. 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 ceremony In the waters of the Bade Bay, caroling, hot chocolate, seafood chowder and live musical perfonnences by various children's groups. The Dunes ia at 1131 Bade Bay Drive. Free. For more information, call (949) 729-0UNE or visit www.newportdunes.com. SATURDAY TM Orange County Chapt9r of the Service Corps of Retired Executives will host a seminar for people loolclng to start a business or people that have recently started a business from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at National University In Costa Meaa. The university is at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee is $40 and includes handouts and materials, $35 If prepaid. For more information, call (7141 550-7369. The Cat Fanden Aun. wilt host • epeclal befldt cet lhow from 10 e.m. to 6 p.m. todev and Sundey at 1he Orange Courtly Felr. Expoeilion c.n.. The lhow wW have more than 226of1M WOficf• fineet pedigtMd cata Ind I tptdal houMhold pet compeddon. RaaM cata •nd lclttens wtn Ille> be evllitab&e for adoption. Admluk>o le $7 for adults, S6 for ch•ldren, Mnlora end mltltary pereofmel end free for kidl younger than 8. The center ia at 88 Fair Drive, COlta Mesa. For more information, call (868) 455-9390. SUNDAY The thlld annual Holldey Claeek 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 Dreama area of the Orange County Market Ptace. Cera dedted out for the holidays wiU be judged in several categories. Car show partlcipenta bringing an unwrapped toy or dothing item will receive free show registration. Also held at the Orange County Market Place on the Orange County Fairgrounds will be Chrletmea Karaoke in the Artiuna' end Crafters' Comer. (949) 723-6663 or www.ocmarlcstplace.com. The Coronl del Mar Chamber of Commerce'• 24th annual Christmas Walk Festive! will be held from 11 e.m. to 4 p.m. along Coaet Highway. Stores between Avocado Avenue an-0 Poppy Street will be open for food sampling, en.tertainment and. of course, shopping. Festivities will lncfude story time with Mra. 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 perfonn from 2 to 4 p.m. Dog owners can •lso get their pets' pictures taken with Santa between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. (949) 790-9713 or www.ShopThelrvln&- Company.com. •A Chempagnt Femily autstm1a Concert" will be held at 4 p.m. In the Orange Coast College Robert 8 . Moore Theatre. Bobby Burgess, Elaine Balden, Ken Delo, Tanya Welk and accordionist See TOWN, Pa1e M AIRLINES Continued from Al ~re convtnced It wOJ not have any ~t Impact,· Burnham sUd. Under the terms of the ten· tadve new agreement. the air- port can lncreue the number of annual puaeogers to 10.8 million over a 10.-year period; COACH Continued from Al against coach Tami Rappa af. ter a home basketball game Tuesday night Unn Brady re· portedJy shoved. h er shoulder lnto Rappa's chest because she was upset that her daughter did not play ln the game. On Wednesday, Principal Tom Antal and Athletic Direc· tor Nancy Ferda removed Brady's daughter from the team because she violated the team's code of conduct by missing more than three pnc· dces without a justifiable ex· cuse, Rappa said. Today, Rappa said she plans to file a restraining order against Brady. "It's sad that in today's soci· ety. we have to protect our· selves as coaches," Rappa said. "You think. no wonder kids have no role models." Rappa, who is in her first year coachi~g at Estancia. said she did not play Brady's daughter Tuesday night be· cause she missed four prac· tices. one game and was late to one practice. "There was no way she couJd go in because she didn't lcnow any of the plays." Rappa said. The incident began after Tuesday's game. Brady ap· proached Ferda and then Antal. complaining about Rap· pa's decision not to play her daughter, Antal said. "(She was) a UttJe agitated, but she wasn't shouting,· Antal said. "I told her I wouJd never second-guess a coach's decision." Antal then recommended that the woman cool off and talk to the coa-ch when she was calmer. But aft.er: She left the gym. Brady reponedly as- It ~ Ulo bring the number of pre/~ al the aiq>ort to20. 1be origjnally proposed settle- ment agreement extension al· lowed up to 18 gates from the current 14 pta and up to 9.8- mlllion pueengera a year. 1he current caps. which are lated to expire In 2005, allow 8.3-mlllion passengers a year. Ridgeway said th.at the a.itlines had also aaked to add six more of 'It's sad that in today's society, we have to protect ourselves as coaches. You think, no wonder kids have no role models: Tami Rappa, Estancia High School's girls' basketball coacil saulted Rappa While Antal characterized it as an isolated incident. he said he was shocked and saddened by the aggression. "For [Rappa) to feel the need to file a police report because a parent assauJted her and was belligerent. while she's in the workplace and doing her job, Is rather extraordinary,· AntaJ said. "I have not seen ii happen here [before)." The assault violates the dis· trict's new Victory With Honor program. One of the progrd.JTI's components encourages parents to treat others involved in co m· petition with respect. F.stancia's plan to publici7.e this part of the program in· volves meeting with booster groups.. But since AntaJ can't Corce parents to auend the booster club meetings, he said he wouJd consider adding a standard for parent behavior to the code of conduct that ath· letes and their parents are re· quired to sign. wit's just sad because I w~ on a high for my team." Rappa said. ·There was a lot of encourage ment. Everything has been Mart· ing to come together. and then I get low-bridged back to negativ· ity. I was thlnldng. 'Do I ever get a break?"' Antal said he hopes parents who get upset at athletic events will think twice before lashing out. •If there's anything I hope the the no111e1t awm per day. but the city and other patties said no. Currently, 73 such flighll per day are permitted. The original ~t agreement allows that number to go up to 8.S. Lut week. U.S. Rep. Ouis Cox met with the oew Federal Avia· lion Administradon head to push fot the settlement agree- ment extension, qeating a two- pronged approach to winning the administradon's endo~- public can think about, it's be· fore you take action, stop and take 10 long breaths and think, because sometimes the next morning is a bener time for ac· lion,· Antal said. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers ment Allan Beek. a repn!:liielltathe of Stop Polluting Our Newpon. said th.at county negotiators deRlw much of the credit for earning the airlines' epproval. ·We're very happy,· Beek said • JUNE CASAORANDE COV8'S Newpon ~and John~ Airport. She mev be rNChtd • (949) 574-<4232 Of by e-mail at /une.casagrande l•tlmt111.oom. education. She may be reached irt (9491 574-4221 or by e-mail at de/rdre.newm11n@l11tlme•.com. STEVE VIRGEN covers apom. He may be read\ed at (949) 764-4325 or bye-mail at steve.virgen@latJmes.com. DOONEY & BOURKE SOUTH COAST PLAZA 7 14.641 '>622 CENTURY CITY 310 201 h'i'if.> 866.623.7198 www.dooney.wm FOR THE 1 STH STRAIGHT YEAR ALL NOBLE FIR TREES s339s ALL DOUGLAS ......... .,. .... 1.2002 TO'llN C.....hmA7 ..,,.. ..... ......, .. ....... L81nnaew.a~• .. .. ............. .-.. ...... .... ._.. .. ...................... d ... 1 ... 12.f• .,,... ..................... OCCll•2JIOl Fell.._ "-d. COllm ...... for..,. infonNlk>n, cell (714) 432-l90. DIC.11 n.c.-......... o-- wll hold • holldllv progr9m wllh the,.... School dtc>lrfrom 11 e.m. to noon et._ 09nler. l.unctl will be wwd ... the progrwn. ~ .,.. ontv nee ••••rv for lundl. The centw ie at• W. 191h St. For more lnfom\edon, ....... 28 DE.II ... "' .o.1111 ...... .. o11r ........... ..... ... .,.,. ... 11t:!O-.,m. IDdlr end IDft'iOn'GW, TheaullewllCIOlilllt of a .... DD-lftllll. Ofioboerd ....... llnenl ....... \lleweof .. lllIIN-'rdloaf ... ......... 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Pubic Ubr9fY UMd look Store .. .-.tcr..-om•donete boob• ............ dwtndllng ...... ,,.., ...... • l!l'ff of theW. bnndt .... - Bllbol, M8rtMrw. or Corona del Mer -or In lhe boc* dGe9t next to the Fnel* Boal Blore, at 1000 A~ /we., Newport Bueti . Alt~tnd~ don8tloM. wllh the exception of ~-e.w boob, will be eccepeed end .. tD deductible . (948)7....-z TM ................. .... compuW ... to people with t.dlng ""'°" who haw dit'licuhy .-Ing the compul9r ecteen. The O.. CenW .t 800 Mfrguerite Ave., COfOR8 deil Mar, ohrl six ..-ione. Call to lign up for d--. (714) 821-6000. A.......,_.._......__. 7:16 p.m. Wadneldlys .. 3400 Irvine Ave., Suite 114, Newport Bead\. Call to l"9MMl •seat. (949) 263-1..e2. The C09ta Meee a.nber of Commerce hosts networting lunc:Mon meetings Wednesdays from 11:A6a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club. The coet la $13. The dub la at 1701 Golf Courae Drive, Costa Mesa. (714) 885-9090. A bNln tumor support eriMtP meets the first and third Thurldaya of eed1 month from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoeg Cancer Center at Hoag Hoapitat, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beech. Free. RegisMrtion not required. The group is designed to help patients end their femill4!1 understand and cope with the Illness. (949) 674-6232. St.,.,...,,,.,.......,...... atun:tt hosts a mental Illness support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays In Oielenfield Hall C at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. (949) 674-2236. TM ........ FM.tyS.W. of Orange County aponaora e discussion group for adult children and their parents from 6 to 7 p.m. two Toadays a month at the Jewish Family 5eMoe office at 250 E. Balter SL, Suite G. Costa Mesa. $10 pe,..person, per session. Preregistration required (714) 445-4950. The Jewteh femlly s.mc. of Orange County hes a weetJy parenting support group. Parents learn strategies for auccessful parenting and for dealing wtih the feelings and behavior of their children. The group meets from 10 t.o 11:30 a.m. Mondays at the Jewish Famity SeMce office 11 250 E. Baker St, Suite G, Costa Mesa. The group will COY9f' meneging enger, anxiety end peer pressure dMldren experience. Preregistration required. (714) ~- The Com Meee Senior c.1'af . has ballroom dancing with live music from the Co.ta Meu M usic Makers from 7:30 to 1~.30 p.m. fNery Tuesday night at 695 W. 1Ath SL, Costa Mesa. $4. (949) 548-3884. Jwriah femly s.w. of ONnge County spoMOra en ongoing heallng support group for the chronk:ally ill. The purpoee la to provide participanta with emotional end spiritual support to manage illness and Its c:oneequenc:iM. The group meets 117 p.m. Thurec:S.ys .t the J9wiah Family SeMce office .t 250 E. Baker St, Cost.a Mesa. Attendence la fnle, but regiatlalion i. required. (714) 445'-4960 . ........ a..No. ......... from 8 to 10 p.m. Thund9ya .t Borden Boob, Mulic. c.M 11 South Coeet Pim!, 3333 BMr St In Coet.e Mae. $3. N9w p.y.. we'W91come. 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THE CROWD Several gatherings., several good causes fnteraadonal jewelry designer Dnld .,__Jetted into Newport Beach to launch bla latest Swtas luxury ~collection, which ls being called "Thoroughbred.~ YurmaQ, a native New Yorker who wu an artlat and acu.lptor before creatJng h1a cable-theme jewelry, has created a .--------. humanitarian and arts foundation named for himself and hls wife, 9ybU. Yurman joined Traditional Jewelers' owners Marlon and Lula Halfacre for a 'reception at Fashion Island that also included a B. W. COOK photographic retrospective titled "Women of Hollywood," The Yurman Award was created to recognlz.e persons who give time and funding to charity and the arts. Included ln special projects are Hltop John's AJDS Foundation and The Silver Shield Fund, helping families of the New York City firefighters and police lost in the Sept. 11 tragedy. . A private cockta ils reception at Pino1 Provence, Costa Mesa, on Tuesday night brought toge ther some very serious locaJ famlJles following in the David and Sybil Yurman spirit of philanthropy. An intimate dinner organized by Newport's Sandra Sepntrom Danleb and John Daniels, Teddle and Michael Ray, Wylie and Betty Aitkin and Martin and a.J.ne Weinberg. with support from friends and associates, launched an Orange County charilable usod.allon created to ~lp fight pediatric AIDS, "we are launcblng this from tcratcb in Oranp County by bringing to&etJler families Who care in a grau-ioota effort to •tart a local chapter of support to combat the devastadtll effects of AIDS in helpless chlldren," said Teddie Ray. buay introducing local friends to one another lo gamer support to launch the cbariry. Sandy and John Daniels enlisted the backiqg of mega-retaUer South Coast Plaza, with representative Bl.Dur Wallerich helping to coordinate the receptio~ at Pinot. The reception was partially undel'W{inen by Mikimoto and Co., represented by WlWam thomu. The Guilds of the Orange County Performing Arts Center will celebrate 25 years of supporting Orange County performances. A holiday party hosted . by the Performing ,\rts Center board of directors will be held at the Center O ub next week In Costa Mesa honoring Guilds leadership. The holiday "thank you" luncheon will also feature an announcemenl of the Guilds' fashion show luncheon, slated for April l, 2003, which wiU involve a large percentage of more than 2,000 community members representing 32 chapters, all supporting the Performing Arts Center. Guilds Oialrman Gerrie Goodreau will be on hand, along with Center Oiairman Jerry Mandel, to welcome guests for the holiday gathering. The Newport-Mesa crowd is preparing for their 30th annual dinner, set for Sunday, in support of Los . CnJlo ,. Cllat/Jim, Uw 6 .R.rt S..h, Ciu,.,,, Piawn ma.;,,,, hnU!fPW Ra#Ntin nJ ,,,,,a, ""'re I I • • Ayudantes and Pretend City Oilldren's Muaeum. P.acb year, Los Ayudantea -a group or men and women who for the past three decades have joined forces to 1upport a different charity-have made a name for themselves in the community by helping the less fortunate. This year, City 60 -the founding auxiliary of Pretend City, in auociation with the Children's Museum of Orange County-will receive funds raised from the $150 per petSOn holiday event. The dinner co-chairs are Terry Mlller and Connie Hant.Jigtnn. Addltionallocal §~~rt is coming from Los Ayudantes President Robert cn.tlano, Erin Sprlgp. Rlch Stenton, Pn.n.k Scott, Bill Manh and local Ory 60 supporters, in~uding Ala Parker, Heather Jaetn, Molly Davtn, Sally Clark, Susan 8eaO and Mep.o Wong. Ballet Pacifica is thrilled to have the Taco Bell Corporation as principal sponsor of its upcoming performances of the "Nutcracker," set to run Dec. 13 to 24 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre. The Taco Bell sponsorship will underwrite production costs, alJowing the dance organization, led by artistic dJrector Molly Lynch of Newport Beach, to feature a cast of more than 150 dancers in what promises to be a dazzling holiday production. Additional."Nutcracker~ supporters include the Wllliarn Gillespie Founda tion, Mervyn's Department Stores of Califomfa and the University of California's ARTSBRJDGE Program. •THE CROWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. ALSO JN THE CROWD The final •sharing Chefs• dinner, to raise funds for Share Our Selves, took place at Newport's Royal Thai Restaurant.' Pictured are Kathy Thompson, Sheri and Jim Ron and Rita and Reed Sprinkel. From left, Ralph Opacic, KOCE-TV President Mel Rogers and Irv Gellman at a reception to honor KOCE's President's Circle donors, who contributed to the TV station's annual fund. MEPHIST<JM Trun~how CoME f.xpeiEM:F rt. WORid's fiN'fST wAlkiNG sltOES. St.1l Rd'y [)(c£,.,bf R 7, 2002 I O.OOt.-., -b 00 p~ A M1pl11'>10 RrpR1 .,..r.mM v.111be°"'lt"'d 10 J>Rf\lf'>-1l1r l~H'>I .,1,i.., rll\1 \11 plil'>IO lt''i 10 off ER 1\\d 10 i\ .. s-.rR ~ .. y Ol fSllO'\S ~OL ~1~\ lt~\I ~o(~J_coM,~tl_ \,\STIN To Youa ,11t U.U. ckf Mii PM U,, ~-. ttwpm 8odt 949.-644 .-59~9 ~~~ oJ;~al MIKE'I CARPETI OVER 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA •Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery• INSTALLED BEFORE HOLIDAY Vinyts • Ceramics ALL CARPET & FLOORING Wood • Laminates CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30°/ooff CALL NOW 642-8400 DATE BOOK THEATER Estancia takes a big step with 'Qn the Raz.zle' lyTomTltue T om Stoppud, &tanda High School drama teach.er Pauline MaranJan ~ "ja the moclem•day' Shakespeare. His 'WOrb range from the hi&blY profound to die light as a VlenQae c::NampuJf." Since Matanian bepn directing, $e's yearned to put Stoppard's comedy "On the Razzle" on stage. "I have been waiting ~e years for the perfect oppc)rtunity to produce this show," she declares. . That opportunity finally has come, and Maninian's Estancia students will perfprm "On the Razzle" this weekend and next In the school's Barbara Van Holt Theater as their fall production. Reminiscent of Thornton Wilder's "The Matchmaker'" and its musicaJ descendant "Hello Dolly," the Stoppard play has as its initial inspiration a German piece by Johann Nestroy whose title translates as "He'll Have Himself a Good nme." Renee Cloud, Tim Zimmer and Ken Wilson, from left, perform in "On the Razzle" at Estancia High. "I was bowled over by the comedic opportunities for actor, laughter. we throw caution to director and designer," the wind" Maranian _says. "I hesitated for Maranian cfescribes "On the nearly a decade primarily for Razzle" as "a hilarious gem full financial reasons. This play of Oigbt by one of today's requires several sets and props best-loved playwright& It has -and, unlike Thornton Wilder's something for everyone an'd is a 'Our Town,' it demands more gold mine for our group." than just imagination and use of Degree of difficulty doesn't pant-0mime to create the scene. -seem to be a deal breaker for "In our lovable, yet Maranian. 1\vo seasons ago, she 'challenged' space, it would be directed a student production of difficult to deliver the play Lanford Wtlson's challenging Stoppaxd intended -horses drama "The Rimers of Eldritch" and carriages. hat shops and that could stand aJongside any restaurants, garden walls and production mounted by one of trap doors. nus play has it all,.. our better community theater she observed. "However, when groups. you have the quintessentiaJ cast She's been maintaining the and the world seems starved for tradition of quality established 6 o....i NolA,p&. ft:s a...i .. Affio. AA WHY· STAY HOME Sunset Dinners !RjstorrmU 9lamma §ina Monday-Friday: 4:30-6:15 ~~ Complimentary Buffet in our lounge $5.00 Martini's From S-7pm-Moo-Fri www. mammagina com (94~~3-9500 251 Wt Cout Highway . rt Beach Abo in Palm Daert lie Florence Italy SABATINO 'S I~.,· 1111.1111 ,\ I •!•·''"I'' ,. I'·"'',~, t , Do not forg« to ~"",.S::::S hotNmade . sa~~rur 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach -PINse c.all fOf hcoo. diltdJOnS & l!SeMtlOllS. • • (949) 723-0621 iii o.w... mt. "" fO " f:l fl' All __, ow.a "*-,,... f#i f7 f6 "' lJtlol u, ..... 14 ,._,. "" ::u :l6 ..,. .--... CMoo.. °"'"-... Oii ... °"* a... Uf.U·Jt "° 31 ,.....~ .... o... by her predecessor, for whom the F.stancia theater is named, with a ton of Music and Art Commendation for Youth awards in her first six years at F.stancia As for playwright Stoppard, Maranian declares, "Any opportunity to do his work should be seized like a juicy /\. steak after months of starvadon. He provides both sustenance and frivolity to the actor and the audience." "On the Rau.le" opens tonight at F.stancia. with pe:rfotmances at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Dec. 13 and 14. Tidets are $7 pre-sale and $8 at the door, with further information available at (949) 515-6537. ••• UC Irvine Drama is presenting. this weekend only, Steven Dietz's fact-based drama "God's Country" in the university's Studio Theater. The events depicted in the play are true. In the early 1980s, a group of white extremists called "the Order" organized in the Pacific Northwest and committed a series of crimes, from counterfei~ to assassination, and stole more than $3 million. Talk show personality Alan Berg was murdered because be was Jewish and because his on-air discussions incited the Order. Recommended for adults only, "God's Country" will be staged at 8 p.m. tonight and Friday; at 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday and at 2 p.m. &mday. nckets range from $8 to $10 and may be ordered by calling the box office at (949) 824-2787 . • lOM mus reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. His reviews appear Thursdays and Saturdays. EfiOUJ~ku ........ .%n .9emtntne ~for all ~pes&~of BEAU11flJL WOMEN FLAX SIJ~~-"•J'flli -s·~R French Dressing Jeanswear Gifts 0-Aceasorin ·369 E. 17th St f2.1, Costa Mesa (949) 642·5459 COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR Imports & Domestic • 30k-60k-90k Services Trans Flush-Coolant Flush • Injection Service -Carburetor ~building • Gross Polluter Repairs I 1 I < I \ II II I,· ' I 'I 1 / ; I FREE SMOG WITH ANY MAJOR TUNE-UP Sawu Ownn Since 1965 38 .*an In CoStll Me111 'l'lll C'''IW l ... llC. 2945 Randolph Ave (Bristol & Baker) 949.642.8286. 714.556.2181 E-mail; carbparts@thecarbshop.com Chris KeMn (George Clooney)'ponders the shocking appearance of his· beloved wife Rheya (Natascha McElhone) aboard a space station in •sotaris." Skip 'this space odyssey T he general theme of "Solaris"- life beyond our earth and. possibJy, beyond death -is one that probably lntt:lgues most of us. For this reason, I looked forward to seeing •Solari.•>." I was sure that, Once on board, the psychiatrist finds that no one Is able to explain these strange events with any eoherence. Before he figures out what to do, the ~bistis faced with his own JUNE unexplainable FENNER event. namely the appearance of his wife, who had committed suicide years before. despite some so-so reviews, a film that Involved space travel and questioning the narure of life and death had to have something worthwhile to say. Besides. with two of Hollywood's most brilliant. creative minds involved - James Cameron and Steve Soderbergh -how could it miss? The first act was a little slow and vague, but I assured myself that thin&'! would pick up as soon as the main character, a psychiatrist played by George Oooney. was out in space. He was summoned there to help the crew of a space station figure out some very strange events. If there ever was an explanation for anything in this slow-moving mm In which characters speak as though they are dru8ged, I certainly never got it. ~rse yet by the end of the movie, I no longer cared. A merciful end to this dreary m~ was all I prayed foL · In short, watching •Solaris" is the cinematic equivalentofdiningon wallpaper paste. •JUNE FENNER. a Costa Mesa resident in her late 50s, is vice president of a wor1c force training company. Holiday Decoration Kits 8300 : Ufoit l JIC!~--V'l1l/O'l with coupon 1>~ . •• 427 F.. 17" ~~<MP.SA, '126-rl ~ ..... a:&.-Aw..) (949) 646-1440 ~Fri 7.ooAM'°'PM •Slit 7.00AM·SPM a-ts-My In Oranfie County NEW AIUuvALS OF StrtttlMIM Prnn.JiutJ Brtl«lds Best Prices • Best Service • Best Selection DATBBOOK Ttuscb-J, ~ 5. 2002 Al l DINING REVIEW Zinc Cafe fills a breakfast niche Ir ... ,..,. Santacroce When Cest Si Bon closed lb C.orona del Mar location several years l80> a~ wu created for c:8aual dlnen looking for a unique atop for bieaktast or Juncb. The quldcy caf~ left dlnen to take breakff'St at chalnl euch at Coco's and Ruby's, ot to grab a muftln or croissant at the local Start>ucks. Many diners. myself included, found solace ln Laguna Beach at Cal6 tJnc. the charming cale and awbt where patrons enjoyed fresh baked goods, savory ea disbes and unique sandwiches in a relaxing outdoor setting. HJgbway between Lu:bpur and Marguerite. It occupies a location that bad been home to an upscale garden ~ and a hlgh-end auto dealer, among other bus.lnesses. • ZftC cAFt Nm MARK.ET • WHERE: 3222 E. Coest Hlghway • .Corona def Mar • WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday; until 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Martet la open until 6 p.m. • HOW MUCH: Moderate •PHONE: (949) 719-9462 cheese. I'm not a fan of this one. The tart goat cheese spoils the delicate nawr of the pesto. I like the pizza topped with thin slices of fried eggplant and marinara sauce. So. naturally, I was Lhrilled to learn earlier this year that another ZJnc Caf~ would be opening in Corona Del Mar, just a few doors down from the QuJet Woman. Finally, I hoped, there'd be a cbolce fitting the quaint upscale village style of thearea 'tiie restaurant exhibltB a rustle, understated charm. High wood-beam ceilings and large picture windows frame the two main areas of the star. Uke lts Laguna counterpart, 1.Jnc car~ ls dJvlded somewhat In two. The right half of the buildJng is occupied by a market offering candles, soaps and other decorative Items. The marker itlso houses a bar, serving coffee drinks and bakery items, as weU as deli cases filled with prepared salads, sandwiches and other stuff. The left side of the building features the main dining area, which is populated by brushed steel and wood tables resting on finished concrete floors. A large eucalyptus commands allention in the center of the room, and an outdoor patio bleem. into the parking lot for enjoyable fresh air dining. STEVE McCRANI< I DAILY Pit.OT Waitress Cassandra Gibbons holds a hearts of romaine salad at the Zinc Cafe in Corona del Mar. Food service from I.be kitchen stops at 4 p.o;i .. but the maitet is open until 6 p.m .. .offering vegetable lasagna, pre-made sandwiches and a wriety of saJads for take-ouL Salads are aJJ priced at $8.95 per pound, and 'include a classic caprice salad of tomato, smaJJ marble-sized balls of fresh mou.arella, with basil oli ve oil dressing. Or try the roasted root vegeLables in a sweet balsamic vmegar glaze. For dessertb, Zinc Cafe features a daily selection of freshly baked cakes and tarts, as weU as an assortment of cookie!> and a creamy rice pudding. John Saracen, the owner of the lJnc caf& (besides Laguna and Corona del Mar, there's one ln Solana Beach), got the idea for the restaurant while studying architecture at Berkeley in the early 1980s. He enjoyed the variety of small street-side cafe!> that populated the coUege town and offered small menus of unlque dishes prepared with fresh ingredients, served in relaxing se~ that fostered lingering and conversation. John graduated with a degree in landscape arch1tecrure, a field he soon found he enjoyed more as a hobby than a career, and came back to Laguna. In 1988, he opened the original Cafe Zlnc. inspired by his favorite Berkeley hangout, Cafe Fanny. which was run by renowned chef Allee Waters, of Oiez Panisse fame. I lis new store in Corona del Mar ls virtually in the dead center of town, on East Coa'll DENSE PLUSH Diners at Zinc order at a counter that fronts the kitchen. Servers provide prepared baked goods and coffee drinks when you order; other dishes are brought 10 your table. So far. i'jnc is a popular choice, and on weekends, be prepared 10 have to stalk a table if you arrive after about 9 a.m. I especiaJJy enjoy breakfast at Zinc, ordering from one of three sections featuring egg dishes, cereals and fruit and baked goods. My favorite dish is probably one of the simplest: poached eggs. One or two fresh ew ($4.50 for one, $4.95 for two) are served atop crisp slices of buttered toast (the hreads are aJJ supplied by La Brea Bakery or Cesr Si Bon). The eggs are poached just right. not too runny, but not with solid yolks. either. and are sprinkJed with fresh parsley and a !Wist of fresh CARPET BY MOHAWK 10-Mtlr Stain, Wear and Fade Guarantee! ground pepper. f or heartier appetites, Lhere's a spicy huevos rancheros ($6.95) served on a crisped tortiUa with black beans and a papaya-mango salsa or a scrambled egg plate ($6.50) with leeks, cream and parsley. I also like the frittata ($3.95), a dense egg pie studded with potatoes and artichoke hearts and topped with a refreshing cucumber salsa Creamy oatmeaJ is also offered, served with both a dried cherry and nut topping ($4.75) or with seasonal fruit ($5.50). I Ii.Ice the former. the crunch of the nuts and tart cherries are a nice contrast to th~ mild oatmeal. A more decadent choice is the crispy waffle ($4.95), served with orange flavored huller and pure maple syrup. Transitioning from breakfast to lunch. Zinc offers a variety of European-style sandwiches. prepared saJads. daily !>oup specials and a selection of ">mall pizz.as. John Saracen b a vegetarian, and there are no meat dishes on the menu, but aJJ but the most devout carnivores should find something to please lhei r palates. For a touch of the French councryside, try the mixed vegetable sandwich (all sandwiches are $6.75). A round Join us for the holidays Orange County Fine Arts ,. S fw wC<M e (Jal/er~ HOLIDAY SHOW Now thru January 5 OPEN HOUSE December 7 POST HOLIDAY SALE December 26 -January 5 Gallery Hours Wed-Thu 11 am • 5 pm, Fri-Sat 11 am -7 pm, Sun 11 am -3 pm South Coa.t Plaza Vlll-ee 8881 ..... , St. Suite 818 Sent8 Ana, CA 92704 714/MO-MaO www.~.rta.com ••••••••• Bring this ad when you visit the Gallery and receive a 10% discount on your purchase of $100 or more rustic loaf is ftlled with thinly sliced fennel, radi~h and green pepper. The crunchy vegetables are topped with arugula and sliced hard-boiled egg and dressed with olive tapenade and aioli (French mayonnai">e). - Another good !>andwich features th111 slice'> of creamy brie on a crusty bague11e topped with arugula and a spread of country mustard. with a touch of horseradish. TI1e bitter greens balance the rich cheese, and both are complimented by the zesty spread. The mini pizzas ($6.95 each) feature some interestmg toppings. such as pe!>to with roasted peppers and goat Judging by the success of 7Jnc Cafe, I'd say that local resident!> have been eager for a cafe offering a place to enjoy fresh and uniqu(.f ood in a setting • perfectly suited for a relaxing morning reading the paper while sipping a hot lane. I know l'U be a regular. and I plan 10 get there early 10 snag my favorite table. • STEPHEN SANTACROCE'S restaurant reviews appear every other Thursday. Send him your comments at sdsanta a oc·dmmg com E;~ '<' Mattress Outlet Store HIC KORY FARMS' SAVE $3.00 31b. BEEF STI C K® s1099 SU MME R SAUSAGE~-"J.99 Our •••nl·•inninl( llftf l\lkk 1J -liOIMd JU~ "!!hi •Ith• ..ntt1 bWnd otspm •n<I hk1uw~ ~raoAi;« tt.•uc: PmK1 for holict.y p11Mri~ HICKORY FARMS· COSTA M ESA COURTYARDS COR"I R 01 HARBOR AT 19nl T TUSTIN MARKETPLACE 2943 E L CAMINO Rl -'l CROSSROAD CEN"J'€R IRVINE ON BARRA"< A 1-(880) 541-6176 •Offer Good Thni Dec 22. 2002 HOLIDAY SPECIAL Want Happy Feet? Mirii -U-Storage Fo"' Only $10.00 gifts Make room for guests ., ... ur seasonal items 31st 2002 om to serve you torage PECl'llUM Loc:A110N 1orat & 1""-C.-DrJ 16'hala IM-.e& ~---• :pep• DATBBOOK SPECIAL (714)-.ml .... -..... ..... .,..... ·smrm: .. Urd ...... tld end •iowbolrd h It I p.m. Tu.cMy In Segee Ill om Hiii. Orenge County FWtDnning Atl9 c.nw. toOTownC....DrM. C...MeM. ., ..... 721-38. •rEM c:a CUllON The--.daWendlulter ...... llf 1HE LM depertrMl•of OreneeCoMl The Onnge County~ • College wlljoln=-·· Colec:INw w11 honor local fuhion p.m. Dec. 1' to • wimllr di •• ,,.. wllh • lhow from 8 celebnllion In'°"" end ... 9t p.m. to midnight Friday mt The the Robert I. Moore ThulrwA LM ANHnlle. 2800 Bristol St., 2701 Feltvi9w Rold,~ Meu. Co.19 M.u. The t.hiona $8 In mdvMce, $10 et the door. dllplmyed wHI be aold to the (714) 432-6880. .,...... bidden, with money to beMftl Amerial Wotb for Kids. FUND-RAISER$ free. (11') 988-8880. • . INOWDAY Show will fd In Gral"lt Howeld Pait frem 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sufldmy •part of Newport Bead\ RecrMtlor'I Services 16th annual Wlntw Wonder1and:There will .,_,be holiday crafts, games and • lnOW creature building contest The part I• at the comer of 5th and Iris in Corona del Mar. Free. (Iii$) 644.3151. CARL.REINER Twelve-time Emmy Award winner Cart Reiner will open the Orange County Perfonning Arts Center's new IP"ker series, Up Close at the Center, at 8 p .m . Monday. The actor-writer<:omedian will speak aboot his years in show business. The Center is at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. $22 to $52. HOUDAY-..C Friendl of the Orlftge ~ lnte.r;fatth Sheltwwtl hold'I hoHdeV ·~from n Lm. to 1:30 p.m. todly et the Newport ~home of Bill end c.rotyn Khtln. Attendees.,. Mlced to bring an unwrapped gift of wann clothing or toys for• aheher child. c.tl for directiona. $40. (949). 673-6602. . MUSIC YOUTH ORCHESTRA The Pacific Symphony Youth O~estra will perform at 7:30 p .m. Sunday at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. The group, which will feature Robert Edward Thies on the piano, plans to play works by Tchaikovsky and firist Cfiurcfi 'By <Tfie Sea United .7vf etfiodist Cfiri.stmas 'Eve 'Worsfiip 7:30 Sn-.ice of u11oru, C11rol. 11.J C11itklipt · 1400 W. B•lbo11 Bl11J., Newport Be11ch (949) 673-3805 Pre.sen ts l111taoven. SI or S12. ( .. ) ....... W811J111LmrMr ..... ~°'----.,._.. lmmorW Mcmrt· ... p.m. tod9y In Sepi•cwn Hell. 0...-Coul1ly Pwfom*1g Atl9 C.., IOOTownC.... DrM, ea. ...... TheCllnOlrt, ..... b\'~ KmllOraW, lndudee Maart'I av.u9 to •Don Glov8fiw"ll.!" A pr.vlM ........ beheldet7 p.m..,. to -(714) 151-2781 ,._FOR THE HOLDMT The Soulh Co.I~ will perform •ttome for the Holldmya," • pn>glWn of COl~ry end c:l..,ac holldey tavortt., 9t 7:30 p.m. ~~mtthelMne Ben:ley Theatre, 4242 Campus Orlw, Cotta Meu. $18 edutta, $16 IMlcn end students. (949) -·-· MMMGOLDSTEif Mervln'Goldsteln will present a holiday piano concert et 8 p.m . today at the'lrvine Barcley Theetre, 4242 Cempua Drive, Costa Mesa. Goldstein hH performed throughout Europe, North· America and the Middle EHt. $19to $27. (949) 854-4646. HOLIDAY CONCERT A holiday festival concert featuring the California Master Chorale will be held at 8 p .m . Friday at St. Andrews Presbyterian Chu~, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. $15, discounts available. (714) 564-5654. !l{f,peat tfU-Sounding Joy 'Ifu. 'J.f!,ver 'Ending Cfiristmas Story Creatd fry 1Jworali Craig-Cfaar Jl.rraneul Dy 'J)tWUf 'T. Cfytfutlak Sunday, t])ecem6er Btli, 2002 8:30 a.m. ana 10:30 a.m. 2850 ~aUW'UI 1(pa4 Costa 'J,fua, Caflfornia 714.557.3340 Music 'l>itutor ~toimtte 'Brosius °'IJan. & Pianist !Jlbwan{ Cofun. 'Drama 'Dinckn-£illUU.. (jrruul Pastor Tun !McCalmont '11iantp far rtfaici1t6 fllitlJ "'. SUfi8UU'( ~$JD.DO Cast: 2rwl ~ • UJlirth Grand Ma -Rkhard C.ook Vlctorilat <Arukrs • omd Gnnd, Tun Rlkk.John Imm, Juell llDID,Jim J<achasid, Such M*llm. Ann Mftcbdl, Ray Venm, Tat Welch, Maate Waaennan, Jaudfer Wbedcr, Scott l\acn YOlllls.a...- llmjohmoa. Alllftr Wdch _,_,,. . J4 Gny ~·Aw Odeeoa., Gld Glay ..., P!fj • Zlidlertila l(IUJnon. r-Gi_iar. C1L11Ca•sm• Miia, .. llllhntMr Ill t.nd.. .. ~··c.Qdm•r.i• ~,... ....... ..._ n--.oac.ns-a... ~Mela.,,. perblnm1e11wtl lndudelllpdllarlends.r.. ~on9CCDf'dlaft.mar• ......... HUTC1•a..D1T The ........ COMIMt.. group perfarnlllie ...... of Wollr'9 bull b\' c.t... "'*'*"' wll perbm •• p.m. Frld9V .. Newport Hlrbor Lulherw1 °"""" 708 Oowr DrM. -llllNI Bwfi. leloqw . gulWi8t John SchMldenMn will Join the group, end ...... will be. pr.concert lec:tur9 by KPFK.fVI John Schnelder .. 7:16 p.m. $20, $10for~ (948) 876-3868. CHNmCLEEit Cllal1IMi Chantic:IMr, •n ensemble tNt blende 12 male voices, will . perfottn fts annual ho1tday · program • 8 p.m. Seturitrf 'at the Irvine Berd•y Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. $32 or $38. (949) 864 4646. KINNY LOG4MS SlngeHOngwriter Kenny Loggins will be foottooae at 8 p.m. Saturday In Segentrom Hell et the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. $42 to $68. (714) 556-2787. COTTONClUB The UC Irvine Jazz Orchestra will perform •A Night at the Cotton Club" at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Claire Trevor Theatre at the UCI ..... The~ wll ..... ......... SpmNy Wlllon end .... a.tlr' Whitmore Denoln. The c:empue la• the oomer of c.n.p.,. Md Unhlwllty drMI. •to S12. ( .. )IM-2m A~ctMTIMI The~~fernllv. ........ .,.........flamtheold "t..Wlw1e11VM Show;" wll pelfDnn. holdlv ooncert. 4 p.m. Sundly .. a... CCMllt ColegA Robert I. Moen ThMn. 2701 FWMw Roed, c-. ...... $331D $35 In mdvence, $38 et the door. (•) 622-&378. KEmfR<mRTS Keith Robef1a, front men for Th• Young Oubllners, will perfonn at 2 p.m. SUndey et Muldoon,. Oublln Pub,.202 N~ Center, Newport Beech. RobertJ will be accompanied by bend mate Bob Boulding. Free. (949) 640-4110. 'CHANUKNt CONCERT' The eighth annual "Orange County Chenukah Concert• will be held at 2 p.m . Dec. 8 In Segerstrom Hall, Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Choirs and cantors from 16 area synagogues will participate. $18 to $125. (714) 656·2787. 'FIESTA NAVIDAD' Mariachi Los Camperos de Natl Cano will be jofned by special guest Linda Ronstadt at 8 p.m. Dec. 12 for .,Fiesta Navidad" in Segerstrom Hall, Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. •• The perfonnw9. eponeored ~ the PhllMnnonlc Soci91Y, I lndud91 dMMllraa end winging • S20 to ... (71"4) &11-2717. . IHQUDAY IOIWtCI' ~ Plenlll MlcNlt Fein••'" wffl Join wtlh .. Plldlc~ .. Ordt1.n Pape on Dec. 13 MCI 1~ 1D brtnll • to4dl or ·Ho11c19y AorMnce" to Sepilllcwn Hell, "' ar....,. ~ Pwfannlng Ms .. c.nw, eoo Town Cen11er Drlw, • Colle ...... The petforrnenc9a II will art ... p.m. $28 to $80. ~ (71') 151-2717. .• wsswr The Pec:iflc Chorale and the Padftc Symphof:ly Orchestra wur' join forces et 3 p.m. Dec. 14 for • Handet'a "Meaiah• in Segeratrom Hell, Orange CountY Performing MS Center, fJOO ~ To-Nn'Center Drive, CostJ M .... • $19 to $99:(714) 556-2787. • 'T1$ TH£ SEASON ·.~ Pedjlc Chorale will present its . I holldey concert st 1 p.m. Dec. 161'1 Segerstrom Halt, Orange County ' Perfonnlng Arts Center, 800 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The • concert will lndude tradhlonal carols. $18 to $100. (71:4) 656-278't 'PORGY MD BESS' The .Orange Coast College Symphony Orchestra will perform selections from "Porgy : and Bess" at 7:30 p.m . Dec. 15 il'l' the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa: $6 in advance, $10 at the door. : See HOURS, Pqe AU " -• . Ragtitne, Victorian caroiers, Celtic niusic and dance usher in the Christmas season S unday, Dec. 8, during the 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. services, the Covenant Choir, guest artists, "Acts of the Covenant" dramatists and dancers, the Joyful Noise Children's Choir and the Da Capo Players Orchestra will present "Repeat the Sounding Joy -the Never Ending Christmas Story." The story -created by Deborah Craig-Claar - move• from the modem day throup different eru back to Bethlehem in a re-creation of CluUt'1 birth that lDclucle1 cuoll ~ by tbe niln ~on. 1'-lalala~flule world and to "repeat the sounding joy." The broad scope of music presented and the n.. 11 .... ra. mu.tag'e of Cbrid~ "'"" u told ""°""' ""' and belowcl uaamud "°"" ammg-.f by DcwUI C,,..dar.. U. ,.,,.....,.........., -•...a(-lh• ",.,.,,, Ce&k """ ..... """"°',,,. ,., •• .,....,. fo _,,,.,.....,,._ ..... to Mt4lftwd ,,,..,..... tribute to the classic Christmas ftlms, "'A Christmas Carol" and "It's A Wonderful Lile." The timeless me.,age of Christ'• birth iJ told through new and beloved seasonal songs arranged by David Clydesdale in : such varied mediutn5 as .! turn-of-the-century Celtic and Ragtime • mutic of the immisrants ~ to authentic Victorian ~ carols to Medieval plainsong. • • • . ,....,..,,,,.,...... : • Cb ... of elH C°""""' U: locM• ~8'0 Paimw : ..,,, Iii C0"4 Mao, ... : flMllHI-"' '°""' of,,,. : ~..-. p. ,.WU ... ........ nm " • • . • • I f7M} G2 ll80. ll"9C "11HE TEE 1tOOM n.MMt ~Trio with Ron ~on guitar performs at 8 p.m. Frideyt M the Tee Room, 3100 Irvine JINe., Newport Beach. 110 OOl9(. (949) 766-0!21. MT flACK llOfe>AYS Maggieno'a Utde Italy i1 paying tribUte to the Alt Pedt every Mon«My with entertainer Chris Willi.ms end hit five-piece band. There will be complimentary hors d'oeuvNS end denclng. No cover. RtelfVation• recommended. (714) 648-9550. \ WEEKENDauu Anthonv'e FUvetboet RMllurent In Newport 8-d't prtHn'9 The B•lboe Bk'9I on frid9v and Saturday evenings end Sundey •moons. The progtM'I featu,.. Je;rz •nd daaic rodt tun. fOf dining •nd dancing. Anthony's It at 161 E. Coast Highway. (949) 67~3426. POP-ROCK AMO FLMIENCO TMe 5, 1 funk. rodt end Motown act, performs at 8 p.m. s.turdeya at c.nnelo'1 Ristorante, 3620 E. Coast Highway, Coron• del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Sanders performs cluslcal fl•m•nco tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tueedays and Sundays. Free. (949) 676-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT R&B JAZZ TRIO G.....td Ishibashi and the Stone GutfstrNm Restaurant In . Bridge Bend play roct and R&B at Newport Beach will present a jazz 9 p.m . Saturdays at Sutton Place trio Su~ through Wednesday Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500 a• regular entertainment at 850 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beadl. Avocado Ave., Newport Beadl. Free. ~949) 476-2001. . Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday and · 8 to 10 p.m. Monday through SENIOR CENTER AflEtNOON Wednesday. (949) 718-0188. A seven-piece group plays big band tunes from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m. Fridays at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. $4. (949) 644-3244. ~YJAM The Studio Cafe presents Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11 p.m. fJV8'Y week. "Wanted" . mulidans include guitar players, bass players, singers, drummers, keyboardists and others at 100 Main St., Newport Beach. Free. (949) ~7700. MUSIC AT THE ANNEX Musical acts perform at 5 p.m . Sundays at the Pierce Street Annex, 330 17th St., Costa Mesa. free. (949) 646-8500. MUSIC AT THE GRILL The Bluewater Grill offers live music friday and Saturday nights. Greg MorganJ Nidc Peper and Kelly Gordien (known as MPG) perform dasslc rc>d(. R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m . Fridays. Marvin Greg<>fV and MPG will perform classic rode. swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is et 630 Udo Park Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 675-3474. WSIC AT THE PELICAN The Rusty Pelican offers the muslc of Common Ground from Wednesday through Sunday. The band perfonns from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. The restaurant Is at 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431. STAGE 'CHRISTMAS CAROL' South Coast Repertory's production of "A Christmas Carol" will s!low In previews through today, with its regular run opening Friday and continuing through Dec. 24. The Charles Didcens classic will appear on the Segerstrom Stage at SCA, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Performances will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, and noon and 4 p.m. Sunday. $19 to $44 for previews, $19 to $54 regular. (714) 7()8..5555. "FORTINBRAS' Lee Blessing's "Fortinbras" will be staged through Sunday In Orange Coast College's Drama Lab Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The play opens where the last scene of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" ends. Performances will be 8 p.m. Thursday to Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. The stage is dark during Thanksgiving week. S7 to $10 in advance, $8 to $12 at the door. (714) 432-5880. 'BEAUJESr "Beau Jest," a romantic comedy about a daughter's struggle to MmtiMt ""'AJ -"Rl«iw• 10% Ji.sanarl 0..•bMrtW. OATEBOOK meny me man of her'*'-"' r9lher tNn the fNn her piWWltl W8nC. wtl Nn ~ D.c. 15 It the Neliwport ThellN Ma c.ntier, 2!501 °"' onv.. Nev4'pOft lwh. Pl8Y times .. 8 p.m. Thundey ~ s.tu'*v ~ 2:30 p.m. Sondey. $10 to $17. (949) 831-0288. 'GOO'S COUffTRV' UC Irvine'• Sta98 2 will present Steven °'9tz'a •Gocfa Country" Wedneedey through Sunday In the S1udio Thealnt on the ua campus, c:orner of Cempus end Unfwraity dri..,... 8-.d Qn real-life court records and interviews, the docudrama chronldea the hMe crimes of white supremacists In the hcific Northwelt. Performence1 will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday to Dec. 7. with matinees at 2 p.m. Dec. 7 to . •• • to $10. (Mt) i2'-2787. UflHEMZZIF Estanda High Schoof'• Production Dnwna wiU pt9Mnt Tom Stoppwd't ·0n the Razzte• from todey to D.c. 14 at the adloor• e.n.ta Van Hott Theatre, 2323 Ptecantia Ave .. Costa Meu. P9rformances will be at 7:30 p.m. Thurtday, Friday, Dec. 7 and Dec. 13 to 14. $7 in edvance, $8 at the door. (949) 515-6637. TtENPl.AYS "The~ O\air" by Tim Kelty and "End of Innocence" by Laney Robefta will be lt8ged together at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday at Orange Coast College's Orama Lab Theatre, 2701 Feirview Road, eo.ta Mesa. Free. (714) 432-6640, ext. 5. atRIS'T1MI SHOW o,_. CoMt Cottege'a ....,.,.Of'Y ThNtre Compeny will preMnt "All Qld.faehioned C'hriltmM Show and Ice er.em SocMll" from Dec. 12 to 15 M the Orama Lab Theatre, 2701 FalMew Road, Cos1a Mete. The show will feature vaudeville acts end the college'• trecfftlonal Christmas melodrama. $6 In advance, $7 at the door. 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I ' QU01E OF 1lE DAY •Adam Parada is going to be handful for everybody. " Steve Agen, Loyola coach Dally Pilot Spot1I Edllor Roger Catlson • 1949) 574-4223 • Sports Fax: 1949) 650-0170 I COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL • I ara a~s1ze Anteaters' center d elivers in a big way Wednesday with a 28-point o utburst. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot BREN EVENTS CENTER -So thls is what Adam Parada was talking about at Midnight Magic, the eve of the UC Irvine men's basketball sea- son. Back then, the 7-foot starting center for UCI said this would be his breakout season. On Wednesday night. the evidence came, and in convincing fashion. Parada scorei:I a career-high 28 points, leading three Anteaters in double figures, and leading UCI SCOR£80MD to an 81 -66 non- conference vic- tory over Loyola Marymount in the 'Eaters regu- lar-season opener before 2,0 l 0 fans at the Loyola 66 Bren Events Cen- 'Eeters 81 ter. Parada had fouled out the past two games, yet on Wednesday he committed three fouls and main tained aggres- sive play. UCI junior forward Stanislav Zu- zak, who went scoreless in the 74-69 win over Pepperdine Saturday. broke out of his slump, scoring all 10 of his points in the second half. Jordan Har- ris. a senior forward, added 14 points, as the Anteaters controlled the paint. "lie was assertive for us in the first haJf. scoring 16 points." UCI Coach Pat Douglass said. "It was good to see him not onty on offense. but aJso on defen!le, when he altered shots. I le we nt through (foul trouble) last year, too.· Parada did not think Wednesday was redeeming for him because he said his hard work In practice carried over. "I knew they were going to come after me and try to get me in foul trouble," Parada said. "But, I got in a rhythm and we did exactly what we wanted." Parada found his rhythm in the second half and led the Anteaters on a 15-2 run. He scored I 0 of the 15 poinLS and capped the spurt with a JO-foot fa deaway along the baseline, which gave UCI a 31-23 lead. •Adam Parada is goin~ to be hand- ful for everybody," LMU Coach Steve Aggers said. "He's an ourstanding player. I le has great hands. knows how ro finish and they do an out- standing job of gettin g hJm the ball. fUCI) handled our double down. and we tried to zone them. we pressed them, but he's jusr a handful. He's really grown as a player. I've reall y seen a ton of an improvement. He's going to be a great player in their league." SEAN HUER I OM.Y PILOT UCl's Adam Parada drives into Loyola's Jason Dickens en route to 28-point production in a 'breakout' performance. The Anteaters (2-2) maintained three-pointers in UCl's run, and Para-gave Parada 26 points. surpassing his their momentum in the second half, da scored six points, including an-former career-nigh of 24 points and went on a 19· 7 run, that began other fadeaway along the baseline with 13:42 remaining. Zuzalt hit two that capped the run with 8:03 and See EATERS, Pa&• 83 DAILY PILOT COLLEGE ATHLETE OF THE MONTH Michelle lcban • OCC sophomore eyed state crown all along. • of the Year and OEC Female Alhlete of the Year lut year. Her vfctory a couple weeks ago WU the icing 00 the cake to I ate0ar CJ'Ol8 to\mtty can!ef I t 0CX: that DOW lndudes being named OEC Female Runner of the Year for tbla aoa1 country seaon. ·1 Wiii tralnMI ... ~for. mnatcb with ntna Caa Un the SWe race): lcbut .-ct. ·1 ,... out there ewry day =tlnce ~Thia one mce I ..., bed.• Cm. tom Sllllla Rim Oal11r. defeated lcbut ......... ddt .... EYEOPENER .Daity~Pib • Sporu .... "'p.,.. u December 9 honotN GREG BOYER Thursday, December ~. 2002 11 GOLF Pelican Cup could surf ace for Back Bay prep team s Newport Harbor, CdM boys golf teams have gone sep arate ways the past two years, but Towersey is trying to relaunch rivaJ ry. I t's only m the idt:a -.ta.ge. but Newpon 1 larbor I ligh boys golf coach Mananne r uwer!>e)' - perhap'> better know tn the area a., the four-time lea Cup Oassic champion -1s layin~ the foundauon of what could be an annual Back Bay dash at Pebcan Hill ~----~ Golf Ouh. RICHARD DUNN Back Bay contel>t'>. Other ~port.'> enjoy a strong rivaJry. like the Rattle of the Bay in football The CdM and Newport Harbor girls tennis teams wouJd never dream of mi&>i.ng each other in the fall The c,choots· boys and girl'> basketball teams will open the c;ea'>on tonight in Bui ho}'!> golf has been m1..sing somewhert· 1n Lht' tall trees 1n the rough And that\ v. hat rowersey would like to change. "An 18-hole mJlch '>Ome afternoon m Apnl or t•arly May after daylight '>avmg<> commenu~'> would be ideal.· ... aid lowerwy. who will cry 10 rekindle a Back R.ty rela11onc,h1p with ( dM Coach Mike ~tarkwcathcr and encourage Pelican HiU 10 ge1 involved. '0 teams can play a neutral cour.e "The compett11on would involve six boy~ from each 'chool .md would requ1n• three startin g 11me'>. < ,aJJenes ""oul<l be great. 1f thdt would be permllled I can env1-.mn a covetl'd perpetual lrophy with d pewter pelican on top." lmH•rsey, \'~ho ... ud the .. Pelican <-up .. has a nice nng w 11. h,L, been m touch with Pelican I fill offic1dl'>. Shf' add('Ci that Newport Hamor and < dM currently do nor play each other m team compet11Jon. and th<ll wha1 wa' once a good rivalry ha' "fallen apt1.rt 1he Ja,1 IY.o year.. - .. lt'r; lime 10 ret'11ac1 (1he nvalry) m a different way,· Tower,ev '3.ld ••• With the {hampmn'> Tour -lormerty lnown ~ tht• Senior P< .A Tour - having come to a clow in 2002. II ., fun to look bade. on 1he To,hiba Senior Oas.sic at Newpon Beach Country Oub and see how the champion played the rest of the year The event.. alwayi; played earty in the year, catapulted Hale lrwm to the top of the money hst again. After winning the Toshiba Oassic in March for the second time. Irwin took OV'1' the lead m the See GOl.f, Pqe 82 I SPORTS ' Balanced QdM bowls over Arlingten Sea Kings win season opener Wednesday with 13-2 nonleague home victory over defending CIF Division V champions. Rlch•rd Dunn Daily Pik>t CORONA DEL MAR -\Vith four returning first-team All-CIF Southern Section OivisJon IV players in the pool, including • two already signed with Stan- ford and UCLA. it would appear on the surface that goal scoring on ,the Corona del Mar High girls water polo team comes from o nly a select few. · The Sea ICings, however, are into sharing the wealth. GOLF Continued from B 1 race for the Charles Schwab Cup and never looked back. He said at the time that if be can stay interesled. another money title would be his for the taking. He was absolutely serious when he said it. Irwin became the first senior 10 eclipse the $3-million mark in single-season earnings ($3,028,304), winning the money tide for the third time, following 1997 and '98. Irwin also won at , Newport Beach in '98, when he shot a course-record 62 in the final round lrwin and Bob Gilder each won four official events in 2002, the fewesl number of victories to lead the Champions Tour since Jim Colbert and Bob Murphy each had four wins in '95. ••• Worth mentioning is the fact that Tom Jen.kins did not make a bogey al th.is year's Toshiba Senior O assic, but finished the tournament tied for 10th. Jen.kins was the first to record a bogey-free evenl since Joe Inman placed se<:ond at the 2000 EMC Kaanapali Classic. Jenkins played 67 straight holes without a blemish until making a bogey on the sixth hole in the first round of the Siebel Oassic in Silicon Valley at Coyote Creek GolfOub. ••• John Laing Homes of Newport CdM, which haa moved up to CIF Oivtalon ll lhia year after winnina the IChool'a llnt CIF d- de lo the apart in Dlvtaion Iv. opened ita season Wednesday against defending OF DMaJon V champion Arlington of River- side, because second-year CdM Coach Aaron Olaney wants challenging, and different, com- petition in December. But from the ltart, the Sea JCings created a gap between themselves and the visJting U- ons as CdM, ranked No. 4 ln Orange County, earned a 13-2 nonleague win. "We've just been working on defense and· fundamentals the last three weets, mOlt.ly indMd- ual skill drllla, so we have not done a lot of team atrategy thlngs, • said Clwley, wboee 1eam was sharp from the outset, creating several Arllngto~ tum- Beach raised nearly $100,000 recently at a charity golf tournament to benefit Interval House, an Orange County-based organization dedicated to supporting victims of domesdc violence. The funds set a tournament record for amount raised in seven years. lbis year's event was hosted by Mesa Verde Country Oub. Hone of the core values of John Laing Homes is social responsibility," said Larry Webb, the company's chairman. "I am very proud of the_growing support we receive each year in our golf townament, which raises funds to as.sist interval Hoose in rebuilding lhe lives of women and children who are victims of domestic violence." interval House combines emetgency and transitional shelters with outreach centers, providing a wide range of counseling and programs in 40 dHTerent languages. ••• The Pre-Holiday Tent Sale al Costa Mesa Countty Oub, Saturday from 10 am. to 4 p.m., features savings of 20% to 60% on all brands '1\d manufacturers of irons, drivers, fairway woods, wedges, putters. ~ men's and women's golf apparel and shoes. Pro shop manager Joe Sperrazza anno1JDced tha1 $100 will be taken off all drivers and fairway woods in stock.. The dubs indude the new Taylor Made 500 series, Oeveland, TitJelst. Callaway, Nike and Ping. Details: {714) 540-7500, ext. 3. YOUTH BASEBALL CMALL to hold signups Saturday Costa Mesa American Little front of the gym at Costa Mesa League will hold signups for the High School spring 2003 season Saturday, The school ls at 2650 Fairview Dec. 7 from 9 am. to noon in Rd. in Gosta Mesa OWll"I wtth solid de-reoae and ICOring Crom aU rMChes of lhe pool .. the See KJnp built a 6-0 lead after the ftn1 quarter and a 10-0 advantqe in the third. \Vb.lie Stanford- lelle Cadlon. accnd the .... two goall for CdM In the Int quarter, the only two of lhe teem'a lnldaJ •t thal came fmm the ume player. Bowtua scored bound Ouittina Hew-Mlngeon 2 ko and Uc.A-bound · CdM 13 from set 47 aeconda into the game, then Hewko, junior Vivian Uao and junior Ka-Brittney Bowtua put an charge Into the CdM defense, a1x different play- era scored Corona del Mar'a Ont eight goals. . "\Ve have about eight girls who can_ score,• Cllaney said . "La.st year, we had a.real bal.- anced scoring attack. and I feel this year will be the fi8Jlle.'" Senior Daniela DIGlacomo, a first-team All-CIF choice last season along with senior team- mates Hewko, Bowlus and Dan- tya Eadlngton added goala in the openina five min- utes. before DIGMlcomo acored on a rebound with 1:21 left. and on the counterattack With O: 17 to play as the host.a amassed a 6-0 lead by ftrst quarter's end. 1blee of c:orona del Mar'I flnt four ahota in the second quarterbitthepoetorcroabar, but Bowlus ftnaDy rang the beD for the Sea Kings with a back- hand shot from two meten with 3:35 on the clock -the lone MCOnd-quarter pl 11aat'• aJlo wbeo Olaney pulled. bit atart- en. •1 diouabt they played really pd dell.we and countered really ..... • Olaney said. ·We got some good ateals on de- fenae." 1n addition to Bowlua, HeWko, Carlson and DIGiacomo. jwiior Amy Strack, Crelhman Camille HewkoandjunJorNatalie\Vayte rf(:Orded steals for the Sea Kinp, who OUllCOred Atlington. 4-1, in the third quarter to take a commanding 11-1 lead. Carlson acored a player-ad- vantage goal on a shot to the right edp of the cqe with 4:49 on the doct. then acot'ed on a lob from two meten on a long pass Crom EadJ:ngton with 3:06 remalnlng. Camille Hewko scored on the power play with 2:15 left to give CdM a 10--0 lead. Arlington acored ill first goal with 1:47 left in the third, when a abot barely slipped through the handa of CdM sophomore goal.le Brittany Fullen, who fin- ished with 14 saves. in the fqurth quarter, Fullen stopped five or Allington'.• seven ahots. Christina Hewko acored on a penaltyahot 22 secondl into the fourth, then Cad.loo netted her team-leading third goal on the counterattack with 3:40 to play. NONLEMU ~31.,~2 Arlington -b o 1 1 -2 CdN) I 1 4 2 -13 Afln9'0"-Muuenden 1, McCarthy 1. Savea -Wllllems 8. CdM -Carlson 3, Bowlu1 2, OIGlecomo 2, C:.. ~o 2. Ch. Hewko 2, Eadlngton 1, lleo 1. Saves -Fullen 14. AYSO REGION 120 CHAMPIONS YOUTH SOCCER Breake rs take second Newport girls under-10 soccer team scores 4-0 shutout to secure their finish. NE\VPORT BEACH - Tournament-champion Cypress proved 100 much for the Newport Beach Breakers and won the Newport Thanlcsgivtng Tournament The Breakers. a girls under-10 AYSO Soccer Region 97 All-Star team consisting prlmarlly or 9-year-oJds, took second place in the weekend tournament with victories over Los Alamilos and the Newport Beach Heartbreakers before succumbing to Cyp~. The Breakers secured their second-place finish with a 4-0 victory over the Heartbrealcers Sunday. Courtney Mclntoeh and Joe;le Jogwe each scored two goals for the Breakers. lempest Blaine and Monique Conant each had assists. Defensively. the Breakers were led by Marla Swift, La:I Jenkins. Kelly Borden, Ou18ty Olbawr and Lauren liny. The midfield was anchored by <la1re c..tmo, Shannon Boler, Blaine and Conant The Breakers next compete in the Costa Mesa Oassic at the Farm ColllJ>lex Dec. 28-29. GIRL'S SOFTBALL SIGNUP for girls ages 5-14 ' The Costa Mesa AYSO Region 120 under-10 Purple Pythons are league champions after two suddeo-Oeath overtime victories in the quarterfinals and semifinals on the way to a 2-1 win in the championship game. The Pythons, under Coach Mike Quinlan and assisted by Mike Clemens, consisted of Ryan Quinlan, Jared Payzant, Kieran Peleaux, Teddy Prescott, Jason Ochoa, Joshua Clemens, Sergio Frias, Car1os Barrios, Alex Maher, Max Hume and Joshua Haar. YOUTH SOCCER Second s for Costa Mesa Boys under-19 AYSO soccerteaintakes second place in Thanksgiving weekend tournament. Hawthorne proved to be Costa Mesa's nemesis last weekend. It defeated Mesa twice in the Newport Beach AYSO Thanksgiv- ing Tournament, including a 3-0 verdict in the championship game ln Boys under-19 AYSO soccer action. Costa Mesa completed its 2002 fall season with a second-place finish in the weekend tourna- ment, going 2-2 with two shut· out wins. Mesa ends the season. 8-3-5. Costa Mesa defeated Granada Hill~ 2-0 Friday, on goals by Noe Martinez and Juon Calakly. who assls1ed on ManJnez' goal Cassidy tallied three goals in Mesa's four 1ournamen1 games. Ryan Underwood and Cassidy accounted for Mesa's scoring in Mesas 2-0 victory against La Mir- ada Sunday morning. Mesa opened the weekend toumamenl Friday with a J-2 loss to Hawthorne on goals from ,._ Helmuch (De:rek Quda with the assist) and Cassidy. Coach Jamie Gomez received effort throughout the sea.son from goalkeeper Juan c..tene~ cl.a. Eric and Greg Nutter, Ber- nabe Ortega. Oecar Coma. ~ wn Bop. Stftm Gmda and Bric Lopez. SCHEDULE TODAY Bulattllll Community college men -Coast Oastic at Orange Coast, first round: Imperial Valley vs. Cypfeu, 2 p.m.; El Camino vs. CUvlmac8, 4 p.m.; Long Beactt CC VL Orange Coat, 6 p.m.; Bay Area Beilera VL Occldental JV, 8 p.m . Communtty college women - Orange Coelt 8t Cuesta Tournament. ftrst round, VL Hancodc. 4 p.m. . High IChool boys-Newport Helt>or et Corona del Mw, 7 p.m.; lagufte IMd'I et Sllge ... 7 p.m.; Glenn .. COIU Meu, 7 p.m. High.,.,. gifts-Cofone cW Mer et N91 ipOlt Hlrbor, 7 p.m.; COlll8 M.-• Bllflower Toumament, 4:30 p.m. Soccer High school gir1a -University st Costa Mesa, 3:16 p.m.; Corona del Mar at Aliao Niguel, 4:"5 p.m.; Newport HM>or at Mater Oei Tournament. first round, vs. Capistrano Valley, 2:A6 p.m.; Sage Hill at Art89ia Tournament. .. polo High IChool girts -P8dfica at Sage Hill, 7 p.m. 9wtrnrNng College men end women -UC lr.llnWSpeedD lrMldofW at BelnQ"ll Ala. 8::30 &m. end 6 p.m. ..... High~ glft.-Newpoft Herbor, C«one dll Mir• OF lndMcMI ADund of 11 • HwllillgllNt lled\ &elClll. Sea Kings splatter Arlington, 14-3 Corona del Mar pts six goals from Kubu en route to victor)'. (UOIA mt MM -11Mt ................. ...., u..r1Dbe ..... lDt I 'tJ llrtlllec.a.i .... .,. ... ==--.. ~ . ,,. ................... At'&S a. ,1..s, 01111hoad 'I 11111 vlitl•IM ,... ........ Qniaa ..... COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Anteaters top Aztecs SAN DIEGO -UC lrvine'8' women's basketball team im- proved to 4-1 with a 6 1-58 non- conference overtime victory at San Diego State Wednesday nJght, keyed by the scoring of Lauren Yadon (15 polnt.s), but numlied by knee injuries to two starters ln the second half, Chris- tina Callaway and Kristen Thaw- ley. 1l\e Anteaters, who trailed at halftime, 34-27, and wound up 54-54 after regulation, gained the ultimate advantage with I :09 to go ln the overtime period on a Yadon bucket, and Ashley Big- gins sealed it with a pair of free throws with 10.l seconds left. The Anteaters got 13 points from Lisa Faulkner and 12 from Callaway before the laner exited with a knee injury. Also lost in the second half to a knee injury was Thawley and both were of a concerned nature. N<>NCONF'£MNCE UC Irvine 81, San 0tevo St. 58 UCI -Gabbe 8. Thawley 6, Callaway 12, Faulkner 13, Green 2, Biggins 3, Sturgeon 0, Yadon 15, Usher 2. 3-pt. goala -Faulkner 3, Gabbe 2. Fouled out -none. SO St. -Fouse 6, Dunlap 17. Mc:Cartrry 5, Wolf 3, Cox 8, Williams 8. Shaw 6, Howard 8, Kiesling 2. 3-pt. goals -'M:>lf 1, William• 1. Fouled out -McCartny. Halftime -SD St., 34-27. Regulation -54-54. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS HOOPS Lightning wins opener, 49-40 NEWPORT COAST -What a difference a year makes fo r the Sage Hill High girls basketbaJI team. The Ughtning ( 1-0) got off to a good start this season with a 49- 40 win over visiting Buena Park Wednesday. Carrie Oark paced Sage Hill with 25 po111ts. ul.ast year at thi:> time WL ~Ot blown out by 30 point'> so to come into ow first game ol the year and win ls nice . .,;iicl 11gti1. ning Coach Shanna Rwk;n The Lightning out.scored the visitors, 14--5, in the second quarter to take a 28-16 lead into halftime. "We got past them in the sec- ond but by the fourth quarter we were drained," Renkin said. Katie Puishys and Vicky Gu- tierrez scored 8 and 7 points. re- spectively for the Ughtnlng. ·{Gutierrez) has gotten a lot better, she's stepped up for us big time." Renkin added. NOM.£AQJE s~ Hiil 49, &.\a Pn 40 Scor9 by au... Buena Part n & 9 15 <10 Sege Hill 1' ,, 13 1 '*' S. Hll -Gonzalez 0, Kawamura 0, Car1y Oarit 2. Came C1art 25, Mainero 2. Gutierrez 7. Wright 5, Puiahyl 8. 3-pt. 11oal1 -Carrie Clark 2. Fouled out -none. Tedlnlcal1 -none. ICBAN Continued from Bl "There were three of us until the last 100 meters when I had to make my move," lcban said. 1b.l.s season, Coa'lt took. first place eight times and lcban took first ovmill four times. The Cypress resident credits the Pirates' success to an unyielding work ethic where aD runners strive for excellence. "If the other girls are worting really bard I should be worling on the same thlnp. • lcban said • 1 feet the lame pUn dleY do. .. Dw'lnl craining lcben lpet'Mtl four to 8Ye houri etach day lolety on running but the temn cunaraderle doell'l\ ltop then. Alolll whb ht.9d coadl John Knmc. ........ tllllsfant Micro =-~=-int. ~ Wllll the milllnC llnk Iii ........... become _ ,,,.,. lcb9n ...... "He -------Mid to be ~ .. Pli--:1~b9Come • ,..., ...... ~· •w-m..,6tc ...... ID lillilD. ,.....,.., ..... ............ _.. ..... ... Gmtl .. _ .... ....... Wlb, ...... S P O R TS rtvldly. Decenter s. 2002 a · HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER Sea Kings topple Santa Ana Valley CdM improves to 2-0 with a 3-1 conquest. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot CORONA Dfl. MAR -Hard work put in by the Corona del Mar boys soccer team was evi- dent Wednesday afternoon. The host Sea Kings (2-0) de- feated Santa Ana Valley. 3-1, in a nonleague matchup that show· cased Cd.M's energy. Corona-de- feated Oce-dll View, 3-2, for its first win. "I was happy with the defen- sjve effort, we were solid (in the backfield).~ Callaghan said. ·1 was disappointed with the late goaJ because we deserved a shutout, but we had a letdown on a free lcjclc. The guys worked hard and I'm very proud of them." TI1e Sea Kings sprang to a 3-0 lead and control of the game on goal:> from juniors Ouis Ring- strom , Danny Whitaker and sophomore Grant Almquist. Ringstrom now has three goaJs on the sea.son and assisted on Whitaker's and Afrnquist's goaJs. "WP played well as a team." said Rmgstrom, a third-year var- sity member. maldn~ two saves before glYing way to Jay 7lmmerman in the second half. Zlmmerman made two saves on five PaJcon shots in the second half while the Sea Kings managed to boot seven sbots on Valley goalkeeper Jona- than Maldonado. Zimmerman caught a header for one of his two saves and im- mediately threw the ball down- field to CdM players spreading out to their positioM. Zarian took control at midfield and raced up· the left side. He passed to Ringsrrom, who drib- bled the ball to the comer before a cross pass found Whitaker and the junior forward headed the ball in for a 2-0 Sea King lead in the 11 lh minute in the second half. The Sea Kings withstood three Falcons' :.hots following Whttak er's goal and scored the11 third goal m the 31st minute. Rmg- :.trom crossed left to Afrnqu1s1, who booted the ball on the ground between two defenders from about 22 yards out into the left part of tlie net. VaJley scored its lone goal on a header by Ce.ar Sanchez off a centering pass from Ad.nan Var- g~ 111 the 32nd minute. CdM hustled to loose balls the enure game and passed cnsply on occ&ion 10 get shot attempts. PHOTOS BY SEAN Hll LERI DAILY PILOT UCl's Jeff Gloger maintains control as Loyola's Charles Brown tnes to reach for the ball. Corona received solid defen- r.ive efforts from a number of playen. including Blake Dillion. Brandon Barrett, Parker Fergu- . <;On, Jerrill Thayer, Shane Collins and Brandon Zarian. while Julian Cerutti covered most of the field, racing down loose balls and as- sisting on Ringstrom's goaJ to give the Sea Kings a 1-0 lead. "I'd say (defense) ls one of our '>trengths," Callaghan said. "We are quick and scrappy and play reaJ hard. If we maintain our in· tensity and focus, we wilJ im prove each time we play." EATERS Continued from B 1 {Idaho, Feb. 7, 2002). Parada scored his final two points with 2:45 left, when he grabbed an offensive rebound In the middle of the lane and followed with a resounding dunk., which gave UC! a 78-57 lead. "We're improving with each week: Douglass said. "I thought our defense was better and that led to our transition buckets. Jeff Gloger is learning the point guard position. He now h as two good games." I.MU guard Brandon Worthy led the Lions (3-3) with 15 points. The Anteaters return to ac- llon Saturday at 7 p.m .. when they host Pomona Pit1,er. ZOTS -After the game Coach Aggers said a man inte n- tionally bumped into him. as he was walking toward the locker room. "A fan came out of the stand and just came up to me yelling in my face." Aggers said. "I thought of Monica Selea, the tennis player who got stabbed. I was really nervous. I didn't see his hands. He was yelling in my ear and in my face. When a guy com es up like that, you don't know, so I just reacted by grabbing him. It was my natural reaction. I feel bad. but that was my reaction. He had an a.genda. He was trying to start something. There's some wackos in the world. I don't know who it was. I think he was from LMU. • Aggers said he suspected the man was searching to gain a lawsuit "I made the run and (Cerutti) slotted 11 to me," said Ring.strom de-;cnbmg his goaJ. "The goa.IJe came out and I put it to the 'iide of (the net). - Both team'> took three shot.s on goal in the firc;t half. with CdM goalkeeper Phil Stemler Whitaker and Cerutti com· bmed for a give-and-go in the fiN half. (,erutti k.icked the ball to Whitaker, running aJongs1de to Cenm1's right. and Whitaker promptly centered a pass back 10 C erutll for a !>hot that hugged the gr~'> before rolling wide left. "Good hu.,tle 'Ju-Ju.'" ..aid Callaghan about Cerulli follow mg the '>hot attempt. Mustangs fall , 2-0 CYPRI S~ -Costa Me!)d High\ hoY') soccer team dropped a 2-0 decision to host l.ypre~., Wednesday. faJJing to 0-2. Cypress c;cored its first goal af1er a Costa Mesa player mb takenly headed the ball into h1'i OWTI net m the 25th minute m the fir'it half. Cypress tallied an- other score m the 52nd minute -The game was very even," Estancia shut out o,a1d Coc;1a Mesa Coach l::ugene Day • fhat fir,1 ~oal deflated U'> d lmle b11 but both goal'> could havl' b£>en '>lvpped. We made i,omc m1,takes and they cap1 1ah1ed on them and we d1dn'1 capitah1e on their mistake'>" Cypress out<.ho1 Mesa. 15 I l.. w11h Me\a\ Oirisuan Lope1 maJung five '>a\<eS in goal. Mesa\ fyler Waldron ~topped crosc;es. Oay added. HAPPY BIRTHDAY UCl's Matt Okoro battles for a rebound in Wednesday's victory. RANCI 10 SANTA MARGARITA -I lost Santa Margarita High's Eagles shut out Estancias Eagl~. 5-0. in boys soccer Wednesday Celebraoog the Daily Pllors Athlete of the Week senes against Aggers .. The last ume Zu7.a.k connected on a shot from the field was m the loss to Western Michigan. when he hjt a three-pointer with 16:51 left. Since then, he did not score a field goaJ for a span of 80 min- utes ... the Anteaters scored 2 1 points off the 19 turnovers they created. such as co-captains lcban and Natalie St. Andre and Ava Jones. lcban and Jones placed 1-2 during fow of OCCs eight wins this season. "Without (Ava) by my side I could not have attained as much a,, I have,· lcban said "We push each other f!Very day ln speed workouts. (The team) is always eocoura&ing me to keep going and that wu the suoces.1 to our team." Knm. said k:ban pushes runners to do tbei.c besL "She's the ultimate team leader that will go back on the cowae and cheer for her teammates until they are all ip," ICnol said. "(Jones) helpe push Mlcbelle Jn wodtouts and watches Michelle traln and how terioualy she tabt iL" lcbul plant on trandentns to Adan» Stale in Alomol9. Colo. nm r.11 and eventully wanas to be I rwillhon nmner. Sbe ... only done W ·rmrathona. '1t I can run didee uouftd lhe 11-.ck 25 dmll. I cm do a wldaon." lltill-'d ct. .............. . RuNqldl••--....... dmelOC-. .. ... liilr """'7 S 11 IDd I ... ID ........ ~ ......... ,, •• H»lii' ~-....... 91\_ -~----...... . ..,.. .... o1 ...... . tllmbclt ••• NOMCOHfEREHCE UC Irvin e 81, Loyola 66 Loyola -01dcen1 6, Kincade 11 , Osborn 2, Brown 7, Dennis 6, Worthy 15, Wardrop 4, Heywood O. Gay 3. Aver 1, Brown 7, Neskov1c 4 3-pt. goals -Kincade 1. Brown 1 Fouled out -none Technicals -none. UCI -Zuzak 10, Hams 14, Parada 28, Gloger 6. Hood 3, Schraeder 8, Baskauskas 0, Efevberha 3, Codi 0, Okoro 6. Ethington 3 3-pt. goals -Zuzak 2, Schraeder 2, Harris 1, Hood 1 Fouled out -Okoro Tfldlnicala -none Halftime -UCI, 3S-30 "We got our buns kicked.· srud Estancia Coach Steve Crenshaw. "We got sucked mto their game a little bit and weren't ta.king ad vantage of opponunities the way we should have." Sergio MadrigaJ and Eddie Ru- balcava combined for 11 saves in net for Estancia (I· I). Luis Men- doza played well at center mid· field and Jason Cassidy contrib- uted up front for Estancia Sergio Vtvar and Rodrigo Duarte also played t:rong throughout. Crenshaw said. (, 0 t f t I l ' 8 Ci lODAY 2• -&randon Cits1llas Eltanoa Balketball. '97 11 -Car1y Geehr Newport Hart:>or Swimming, ·oo ENJOY sn clAL oou P.1Uv1 uou oN 54,. T o w F.u10-D1t110Nao Hou1 The Players Club Privileges: Nicaa Hill Col 0.. Oak Ced Gil Orib •WMdayGffttl fee.SfJJ (M.-Th) SQnCilid lbt< 'ITJ (M-111) • WeeM.d Gtee9 fee. SIJO (Fri-S-) Scaftdwd Raw 'MO(Fn 5-) · weeu., crena t=ee-169 (M.fn) s.dwd ~ .,, (M. 'lll) • Wcc•em C.-Fee-199 CS. S-) Slandlnl a.:,,,,~ ?TSP ......... TM....._,.,... -·~-•••• , a Tania ... *"''* =--c:..t• -., CA .................. ••• ( .. _~ .. Coat. Mlu,CAQIZI OtM1• •· ..,., •. au ~;;: .. eo.1 ....... Tiiis IHIYeou Is COii ~ ... by. llu$Nnd ..... ..... tteve. you 1tMtH, ~ busilless ,.n Mo Relldoipll ftow .._,.n, Ill This st•ttlfllnl was filed with the C~ty Cler 11 of Ore nee Cou11ty 011 l2/03/0Z lte1 .. IS41S OeilY P~ Dec 5, 12. 19, 26, 2002 Th031 .......... .......... Th• folto•I• persons .,. cloi111 buslMss as: •) Bro1dw1y Chiro· pr1ctic, b) 8ro1dw.ay Chitopr1dic, l.LC:L lZS Bro1dw1y, Cosfl Mesa, CA9262T Broadw1y Chlrofl'ae· tic, l.L.C. (CA), 125 8ro1dw1y, Costa Mesa, CA92627 This business is con· ducted by: limited lltblhly Co H•v• you stwtld doinc business yst? Ho 8ro1dw•1 ChlrOPflC· Ile, L l C.. Rlch1rd T. Schones. DC. Man1aln1 Member This slllemenl was !tied wllll the County Clerk of Or1n1• County on 11/12/02 200269U4H Dally Piiot Nov. 14, 21. 28,0ec.5.2002 Th980 ~ .... ... s...... Th• followina perM>ns are dolna business 1s: Pure Stephenie. 232 22nd St.. Cosll Mesa. CA92627 Steph1nie Suzanne Lake. 232 22nd Slteet. Cost• Meu, CA 92627 This business 1s con· ducted by· •n lnd1v1dual H1v1 you started doinc business yet? No Stephanie Lake This st1t1menl was hied with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 11/26/02 2002 .. 249'2 o,.1y Pilot Nov 28. Dec !I, 12, 19,2002 Th006 fkMM ..... --.s....... The followlnc persons are dOtnll business •s· A ) Lona Drive Enter· prises. B.) XGS Group, lllS Paulanno Ave., Ste C206. Costa Mna, CA 92626 W1ll~m Sherman Pardue, Ill, 531 P1~ponl Or_, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 This business 1s con- ducted by an md1v1du1I Have you started d0tn1 busmtss yet' Yes, 1 I ·4- 02 W1111am Sherman Par due. Ill l h1s statement was hied with the County Clerk of Dr an1e County on 12/03/02 2002H2S4'0 Oa~y Pilot Dec 5, 12, 19,16,2002 Th025 fk-.s ..... "-S....... f~e f0How1 n1 persons •re do1n1 business u M£ECO, 20322 Portv1tw C1tcle •102. Huntinrton Buch. CA 92646 Moll. s E leclrical Equipment Co . LLC. 20322 Portv1ew Cttcle •102, Hun1tn1ton Buch, CA92646 This busmen 1s con dueled by l1m1ted L11b1hty Co li•ve you started doln& busln1ss yet? Yes, Nov IS. 2002 Mo lk's Electrical Equipment Co . LLC, l•o"ard R Molk. M.111· •au This statement was hied with the County Clerk ol Or1n11 County on 11/26/02 2002H24H7 01Uy Pilot Nov 28. Dee. s. 12. 19,2002 ThOOB -.. ................ • ,.,... focllft. ec• ~ ..... ~ .. ................. _ ............. CM, a..e• 10, s.c: tloll 21707 (e) c.tlfot• Stlf·S•r vice Sto111• ,_., Att, w•JI .,_ NOTIC( Of PU.LIC $Alf Att'PM t WI Stor ... ... C..-t ...... set. of ttte contentt of Ult •tOf•I• apec1(1) J\IMtd bttow, wrtll die con-.nt. ~.MW to tlM hllflest ..., ' ,., lawful mo11•i of the Unitad Stat1.1 ot Ameflc• (c11h onl'f). Owner r1t1tves th• rlcflt to bid. The ule Is blin1 held to ietlsfY • ""'"°'"'' 11111 .nd wlH bl held •t: AIRf'OflT SELF ST~E • 1160 & 3800 C1rnp111 Orlvt, Newport BHCh. CA 926IO on,~ '" 1911 .. ,, .. .... Thi pllbllc Is Invited to etttncl. THms "' cesh onlr. A PIMf ti delCftpllon of the fl'operly btl'll sold, alon1 with th• identity of the Occupant renlina the spice Is as follows.: SPACI NO¥ OC:<WANT '9IClf9m' DISC9'TION 1112, Oavld Koo,, Misc. boxes, chair, dressH, limps. 1146, Ammar A. lbrahm, Misc:. boaes, c1othln1. 1166, Leslie Thresher, Shelf. cloUia, boxes, statue 2119, Kite Talbert, Oesk1 l•blt$, p•rtollons 229G. Antis Tum Mamt. Inc • Fiie boxn. 2:305. Leslie Thresher, Ch1lrs. tables, bo.as. pillows, p11lnlln1s. 2317, Lull1 Thrasher, Shelf. ciothi111, pelnt lnp, b11111tt1. purses. 1126, University Huit lm11ina. Inc.. Computer P•rts 1144, Mic:hHI Sutto11, 0.ISS8f. futon, aultars, boxes, misc household 1165, Sondrl AlqUICIU, T.V . dresser hutch, bo• es. memorab1h•. mallreS5 1182. Ou t ol The Saddle, Inc.. Co uch. lovesul. ottoman, uuc1se bike, shelf, speakers, bo•es. surfbo11d 2216, H R. Lo11e. Sous Published Newport Be1ch·Costa Mese Daily Pilot November 28, December 6, 2002 Th998 As requlfed by lhe Internal Revenue Code, the 1nnu1I rtpor I of The St. John F oundalton for the fiscal year endln& October 31, 2002 w1U be available for inspection at SI John Knits. Aecounl1n1 Department. 2722 M1Chelson, Irvine. C1hforn11 92604 durln11 re1ula1 business hours by any pe•son upon request m1de within 180 d1ys lrom the dale of this noloee The name of the pr1ncopal manacer of the r ound•tion IS Roaer G. Ruppert Irvine, Cahlorn111, December 4, 2002 Publis hed Newport Be1ch Co.sl1 MeH Delly Pilot Decen1ber 5, 2002 Th038 The lollowh•t perao~ are do1na bus1neu as SOUL. 18811 Nettlewooct Circ le. Hunt1ncton Beach. CA 926<16 New Amertun Apparel, Inc (Nit') t881 t Net llewood Circle. Hun lmston Beach, CA 92646 This businen is con dueled by a torporation Have you started doina business yet? No New American Apparel. 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Ille. ~-c.urt of Coll C9l'lll ....... -an ... tttlTH llAH O'OClllY Cit'I of Costa' ..... •t ... llfttl1 ttw Co1111ty Itel wells, ttw removel filed wlilt Ule e.u..-, Ctwlstoplw 0. Sommer, forng , County of OR· PICMICf llCL ft,.11, A f'lllllON fOft f'ttO· tM Offlu of the City Clorll of Or•• County tlld ab.tttintllt of at· Cltlk of OrHp (:outtty CfO ANG(, will lie 1~ by U.. IATt he• bHll fllff 'J Cten, 71 Feit Ofivo, 01112/03/02 bfttos •COlltalnin& tloot Ofl 11/19/Q2 Titls •l•t•rne11t ... THE PETITION fOI' . Clly of COit. ..... •t Will~ ~v 111 .... Cotti Mase, Colllornla, IOtt6tlS46t 11... remove! end di•· IOOHtMH t fifed witfl the C-ty PttOBATE requests tllet tlle otfk• of ttw City Supor'lot Couft of Cell• lllltJI the hour of tOttO O.lly f>llot !,)et. 5, 121 pos1I of the UKtlna Dally PllOt Nov. 21, 21, Cletlt t f Ora11 .. C-t1 BETTY (, TOAL be Clfrk, 11 fell' Orlve, fornle. Cour\ty of Oft• e.e., Me•4;n De• 19, 26, 2002 lhOle ~~~·~fen':.~·,::::. t= Dec-~~ TH9llO ~i.z::,z,,. ::=.e::,t:o ":°"°:~ e:~1~'t.:':U, c:':"~ ~i PEllflON tOR ~1.!•they w .. :! ..... .... d~I of all botJwoom ,__ Oally f'ltot Nov. 2~ lllllllst11 tfle ttlat. of •·•·• •-4et19t ••· ,.fl08AT£ r...-tt t!Mt ::f' publicly •1141 read .. ..... th1turas. Tiie new cOll· ... ....... Dec. 5, 12. ~ tlle -...t. ....._ H . ·~r. •t WILLIAM O'OUt(V bl 111 lhe Council The foltowfftc ,.,aone atrucboll wlll cover but The foUo.wt& peftonl ......__., THE PCTITION requests wtwc:ll ti~ ttlt'f Wtll M ~led H penonal CllM!Olts. SNled fl'O· ll't ~ bu$1Mst es: not bl limlttcl to lhe 111 dolll1 lluslrntss u: -tlle decedent's W1" 1 d °'**' putllcfY 1114 "" reprnent•llve to 14• r>olMt wtl .,.., the DICA+' A s one 70 complete rernodel of Cllifor111t T·SMrtl, 630 M ' 'tf .. tf co•lells, If lll'f, ~. e4oud 111 the Councll minlltw tlll "tall of :!:.. °!t ~~ :.: :: Pine ve.:y u~-.'N.w- hthrooms to ADA e.-11 St .. Cost• Meso1 .._ ......... Mlnlttedlofl'OOlte. Thi C"-tlers. Sotlod P'0' llledececleAt. pcwt8etch.CA92680 stend11cls. the Install•· CA 92612 -Will 1114 '"'I codlclb •• pouls sll.. bew ttM THC l'UITION requntl "° othet dlsllllplshln1 D1vld Smith, 70 Plllt lion of • new concrete James Pearce, 11 LICO TIM fotlowill& !*SOii 1velloble fOf HMlllll· title of the work •110 IN ~tdt11t's Wlfl 111d _. •. Any bid reeeiwed V1ller l•n•. Newl)Oft flOOf toppina. the In· Sud,trvlne.CA92612 11" •b•ndoMi Ule UH Uon lft th• fll• kept by l\llM of the !fickler btlt co•lcll1, It en'f, b• •tier tl1• scheduled BUCll,CA92660 • stat11tlon ol • new 0.bor•h Peerc•. 11 of llle fictitious Busl· the court. • no 'Other dlsti11&Viltlln1 IClmftttcl tcrprobale. The dostna t11111 '°' th• This business It con· celllna sy.stem, p1lnlin1 u10 Sud, Irvine, CA 111" Heme: Daddy Mic THE PETITION requests m•fh. Any bid reclfvtd Will encl en1 toel,qfs •• r.c:eltll of bids •h•ff b• ducted by: '" Individual all wells, HVAC up· 92612 Clothln1,22S9 P1clflc authc><ity to •dmlnlstar •fter Ille scheduled evallable fc>< eumlfla· returned to bidder Hive ~011 storied doln& ar•des, carpelln1 end This business Is con· Avtf!!!!J. tie, Costa Mou, the estate undef the c10sln1 lime for the tlon In the fllo kepi b1 unOC>tntd. It shill b• th• business yet? Yes, 9,/9/ hu, floor Ille •nd ducted by: hinl>lnd and CA ,,.~7 Independent Admlnl•· receipt of blds shill be tlll court. Joie responslblllty of th• 02 modlflc•llons lo the fire/ wife Thi flctltlout 811SinflS tretlon of Cslltn Act. returned t o bidder TH( PETITION requests bldcltt to SH th•t his OevldSmlth life ufety systems. Hive you st11rted doln1 neme referrid to above (This Autbof'lty wl!I 1llow unopened. 11 shill.,. th• euthorlty lo administer bid is rec:elwed In Pl'Ol>t' This atatttntnt was ISTIMAflD business .Y•I? Ho wu tiled 111 Ore111• llll personel represen· tole responsibility ofltt• the 11t1te und« the time. filed with the County CONSTIUCTIOtl con, James A. P1.11c1 County on l l/6/01, flU lltlv• to take many bidde< lo '" that his Independent Admlnls· A Ml of Bid Docu· Clltl! of Or11111 Counl'I $950,000.00 This sl1t1manl WIS NO. 20016882.32S ections without obleln· bid is raceived In Pfot* tntiOll of E1t1tes Act. ments may be obl•lntd on ll/19/02 ...... ,,._ l fMws filed with the County K•m foo, 2239 Pacific ln1 court 1pproul. time. (Thia Authotlty will allow •I th• Office of the City 2002.,24249 wt.. 4'e -• -• the Cieri! of Or1n1• County Avinue, IG, Costa Mtu, Befc><e t1kln1 certain A set of Bid Oocu-.Ui• perMH\11 r1P<••t11· EnsJllfff, 71 hit Dflve, O•lly PllOI Nov. 21, ZS, ...aflcet.._ lro ._ on 12/03/02 CA n.9262 1 s b7u-•n-s Is ~on very illlc>O(t1nt ectlons, """11 t~ Offim'!,.bl0t ~t,"Cnelt~ t11Jve to l•*'• m•ny Cos0t• Mesa, Cat Nt,or~1,a. Dec. 5. 12. iooz TH.994 (e•trect D•c•••••• 20016t2Ss.4 '" ~ -~ • however, tM personal ''" -u... • 1ctlons without obtain· up n .... ,. ••••• • .-y ... M ....... fw Dall~ Pilot Oec. 5, 12. ducted b.,: Ill lncllvidu1I rqwHe11t1tlv1 wiM be E!lll.,_, n f•ir 0..ive, ln1 COUfl 1pprov11. ...,_. ef $20.00.""' ...... .... ••8~!.. n --.. --... -will 19, , 2002 Th037 ~~b f~lttment WIS r1qulr1~ lo aJve notice eospo~ ::-;.f:!':d~~ 8tfort t•lfll Clfbln ..... $s:oc:·~~t :WJ.'de ~ ... ....... ruu .. ,. .,,,..v ...... •~ to lnteruted persons v11r lrnport1nt •Clions1 be n•il•ble to Bidders ........... filed with the County unless tM1 have waived ,..,...., efS10 .00. Afl bowever, the P«ton• h1ndled by m1il. 8id Th• fol10wl111 pertons on THURSDAY, DI -... se....t Clerk ol o,.nc• County notice °' consented to .......... dierp ef r1P'ts1nt1t1111 will be Ooc:uments end oth9' "' doiina b11siness H . CIMlll s, 2002 •nd on 11/19/02 the proposed •ction.) $4.00 must bl included requlud 10 alve notice c;onttect documents m1y 23 Wnt. 2233 W. 811 will be issued •t: The fotlowln1 p•rsons 20026t1424S Th• indepindent •d· If h1ndled by m11ll. 'Bid 10 Interested persons 1lso be eumlned et th• boa. Newport Buch. CA F•clllties Man•aement, ar• doina buslne.s• as: Daily Pilot Nov. 21, 28, llllnistretion authority Documents end other unleu they hive w•lved Offic• of th• City Clerk 92663 Univtfslty of C•llforni•, B•y Herbor, 1870 Ent Dec. 5, 12, 2002 Th992 will b• 1,.nted unless conlf8Ct oocuments m1y notice or con,.nltd 10 of the City of Cost• Evelyn M. Potom1. 1305 Irvine. 201 Interim Office 16th St., #L206, Newport ....___ an lnlef1Sled person ebo bl 1umlned •t the the proposed ectlon.) Meu. 8id DoclAnlnts Anliau• Way, Hewp0<t Bulldina (millini •d· BHch,CA92663 ,_ ..... filesinobjtctlontoth• OfflceoflheCity Cl11li Th• lndipandant •d· wlllnotbemalledunleu Buch,C1'9Ze60 dress), 19172 Jlmborn MlchMI Jolln McLauah· ._.........___. tit• d bo od of th• Citr of Costl 1 1st 11 th 1 th• •ddition•I S5.00 This busr-s Is eol'- Boulevard (physlul Un, 1870 bst 16th St., The folto~sons :u"'°" .::;Y '1111ws c'o':,rt Mn•. Bid Documents :11~ ;.• .~:111:.,u u!~!! chatl• is Included with ducted by: an indlvidutl •ddress) Irvin a, CA Newport Buell, CA are cloln1 business u: sllould not o•nt the will not be mailed unless in lnterut•d peraon p1ym1nt. Have you st¥1ed dolna 92697-5444 92663 Aspen .Dental, 1617 authority. the •dditlon•I $4.00 Illes •n objection lo the Each bid MltU be made business rel? Yu. Ho•. (~9) 824·1404 lh1S builftess is con· Wutchfl Or. 1204• A HEARING on ltle etlera• Is Included with pelitloft end shows_...... °" tlll PrC>P0$11 fc><m, 1989 Ch.ch tc>< 1 -~ ducted by: an indivldu•I Newport BHch, CA petition will be held on ptyment. ceuu why the c'"o-;;l sheets P-1 throu1fl P 9 Evelyn M. Potoma , • ........_ •-will be Hive you swted c1otn1 92660 DECEMBER 26. 2002 •t Each bid shall be mede should not lf•nl the pr9vuled Ml th• contract This sl•ltrnenl was ~7qs~e:.~ •::, a;;.iu:: bu~·~~·~ !e!71 Ho John ~~(,~)w, }6~/~~.~~ ~~t:d~t '3..1~~ €1~ ~~.'~' P~r':h;_:~f~~ •u~~1~1NG on th• ::~;::~:":Y ~1.I~!' g::;i, :f~•t::;, ~~~:: 81ddin1 Oocuments. Mcl•u&hhn Or. 1204, Hewpor I Orivt South. Or•na•. CA provided In the contract petition win bt htld on titled or cnhltf's chacll on 12/03/02 Checks are lo be m•d• This sl•lement wu Beach, CA 92660 92868. documents. •nd shall be OCC£MB£fl 26. 2002 al or • bid bond tor not 200269254 74 payable to "The Resents Wed with" the County This business Is con· If YOU OBJECT to the 1ccomp•n1ed by • ,.,. l ·JO pm I o t L73 less then 10,_ of the Dilly Pilot Dee. 5. 12. of the University of Clark of Oranae County ducted by: 8 corpc><itlon ar•ntins of lh• petition, tlfled M cuhier's check l~uted ,·1 J.1 T~~ City amount ol their bid. 19, 26, 2002 ThOJO Californh1.· on 12/03/02 Have you sltrted dolnc you should appear at the or • bid bond for not Drive South, Oranae. CA made peyeble 10 the City fktllell ..... Sealed Bids will not be 0200an:6P9112oSt401~c. business yet? Yes, ll/l/ hearina and slate your less than 10,; ol the 92868. of Coste Men. No • accepted •ftef: 2.00 PM 26 ~ 5, 12, 02 objections or tilt written 11mounl of lhelr bid, If YOU OBJECT lo the proposal shill be con "-se...f on TUISDAY, JAMUAIV 19· · 2002 Th020 Mlcheel w Wells. oos. objec:tlons with ttle court made peyable 10 lhe City 1r•nlln1 of the p1titlon, sidered unless •ccom· The followina persons 1, 200J Rdlll...... Inc before the hearln1 Your of Costa Mesa. Ho you should awear at the panied by such CHh•tf's are doln1 business at Bid Security in the Micheel w. Wells, PrlS· eppe111nee m1y be In proposel shill be con he111n1 1nd sl•I• your chee·ll, cash, °' bidder's M.sa Speelilty c.ws amount of 10,_ of the --~ ldent parson or bJ your •~eel unless eecom· objec:tions or f!M written bond ind Equipment, 1754 Lump Sum Bue Bid, Th follO In This at•l•ment wn ottorney. pa11ied by such cnhier's objec:llon th th t No bid shall be COii Ml St C uclud1n1 •lternates, ere ~ln1 ~u!~'°~~ filed wit.II the County If YOU ARE A CREOI· check, casti, or bidder's before tt! ~~•rln: c:;:r Stdered unleu It ls made M.!:~~·926z6' osl• shall accomp•ny each Tropical G9fdcns Unique Clerk of Or1n1• County TOR 01 cont1n1enl bond appearance m<1y be 1n on • blallll fc><m fur· Mesa lnlern•lton1 I Bid The Surely luuin1 Orchids, 13055 EllCltid on 12/3/02 creditor of !tie decused, Ho bid sllell be con person or bJ your nrshed by the City of Technolos-. '"c (CA) the Bid Bond shall be, SI • G•rdtn Grove, CA 20026925470 10U must fill yollf claim sldefed unless rt rs made 11torney Costa Meu end •s m•de 1754 Missouri St , eo,.11 o~ the Bid Deadline, 1n 92843 Delly P1IOI O.c:. 5, 12, with the court and m1H tC::.rn • ti!~:ed fl'bopo:;:: IF YOU ARE A CREDI· in KC0t~ncfe 1~lh pthe Me~. CA 92626 (.~··~·:,,snu!:'' 1~ns~rhe~ (C~·.q~~crr=.d '$[": 19, 26, 2002 Th019 ~.;:n~:ti~~· -=~ City of Cost• Mes! •nd TOR or cont ln11nt =:s;:~~o.:ments ro d:;:d ~~~·=~:~.~:'n California Code of C1v1I Garden Grove, CA.92843 ......... by the court willlln four 15 made 1" accord•nc• ~~:d~'~ff:l~ey::;e:~~ Each biddei must have Have you started clo1ni Procedure Sec tion This business is con· ......... monUis lromthed1t1 ol w~lh lht PfOVlsions of with the court and mail 1 Cius "A• Cener•I buStneu yet? Yes, ti/ 9%.120). ducted by: an indlv1du1I the l irst luu1nc1 of t • Ptoposal require· a copy to the personal Enafneerln1 llcensa and 01/02 A mandatory Pre·Bld Have you started doin& Th• tollowln~ persons letters as provided In ments.. representative appointed also be prequellhed 11 Men lntern1t1onal . Conference and Pre·Bid business yet? Ytt, 10· are doln1 bus.nus es: Probate Code section Eacc h bidder must heve by the court within lour required by law TIChnoloaies,lnc. Job Walle will be con 02 02 Aronlta Industries, Inc:. 9100. Thi time for fltln1 ' Ins ·e· license, months from the d•I• of The (illy Council of the Donald A. Tysue. ducted on: fllDAY, Unique Orchrds, Inc.. 2915 Redhill, Ste. A·104, .claims will not 11plre General BulldinR Con the fut inu1nc1 of City of Costa Men Presodenl DfCIMIEI IJ, 2002 Romeo Ma,-pulona. Costa Meu. CA92626 bef011 four monttls from tractc><, and also be letters as provided m reserves the "1111 lo This statement was beflnnln& promptly et PrHldent Aronit• lndusttlls, lllC. the lle1rlrl1 date notleed prequilified as requlfed Prob•I• Code secl10n re,ect •ny °' •II bid' filed w1tll the County l:OO PM. P1r11c..,1nts This st1tem1nt was (NV), 2915 fltdhl", Ste. above. by l•w 9100 The time for hhna Tile Cont,.ctor sh•ll Clerk of Or•n1e County shall meet et: Uninr~ity hied with the County A-104, Co.all Mesi. CA YOU MAY EXAMINE the A Contr.ctc>< usinc • cl•1ms will not up1re comply wilh the provl on 12/03/02 of Cahforma. Irvine, Cler~ of Oranie County 92626 file lltpt br the court If craft °' clnsofinltOn bef0te four months from sions of Section 1710 lo 2002692S492 Main llbra1y. Room 570, on ll/05/02 This business It COii· you lft ' pefson in· not shown on th• th• hur1n1 d1te nolieed 1180, inclusive, ol the 0 p (Build1n1 II 102 o n 20016922t9S ducted by:• corpor1llon twuted in the est.I•. Geneul Prev1tlln1 W•t• ibove Cahforn11 l abor Code, " 1 Y lk>I Dec S, 12 C•mpus Mep). Irvine, Diiiy Pilot Nov. za, Dec. Have you started cloilll you may file with the OetermMlatlons m•y be YOU MAY (XI.MINE the the preve1hn1 rtlt end 19 • Z6. 2002 Th02fi C•llfornia 92697·5444 5, 12, 19, 2002 ThOll bus1n1u yet? Vu, court • llequut for required lo pay lhe w11e Ille kept by lhe court If scale of w11u tsl•b Rell. .... ATTEMOANCf AT THI September 2002 Spec:ill Holk• (lofm DE· rete of tll•I craft or you ire a petson in-bshed by the City ol -~ Pll--110 COMflll MCf flclellm..... Aron1ta lnduslfies. Inc. 154) of th• tnina of •n clusll1c1tlon most te<ested in the Htate. Colla Meu. whKh 11e - AND Pll -llD JOI ... S...... Wiiham 0 Courtnay, Inventory and •pprelsal cloHly related to 11 as you miy flle wflh the on hie with the City The lollowin1 penon• WAUC IS MANDATOIY President ol estate aasats M of shown In the Gen1r11I court a Request for Clerk of th• City of ate doint busmeu " fOI AU. P'ttlMl COM-The followin11, persons Thi' statamenl was any pelitl.on °' .ccount Oet11mln11tions effec:hve Spacial Notice (lorm DE· Costa Mesa; 1nd sh•ll D1ddy Mee Cloth1nc TUCTOIS. THI Min-are dolna business as: lilocl with the County " provided In Probate at Ill• time of the call l54) of the Mine of an torf11t pen11tin pu 1599 Superior Ave., A·I, RH; Will ClOSI AT Benn Jeweler., 377 £. Clerk of Or1n11 County Code sadion 1250. A le>< bids. inventory and appr.isal scribed th11 e1n fo r Costa Men. c.\ 92627 hOS PM. ANY CON-Co1st Hw1 .. _Newport on 11/12/02 Request for Speel•I The Co11trac:tor shall of estate nstts or of noncompliance of said Horns n Halos, LLC TIA<TOIS Al l fVING 8Hch,CA92660 200269·1342• Notice fc><m is av1i11ble comply with the piov1· •ny petition M account Code (CA). 1599 Super1or Ana THIS TtMI W1U Edwa<d H. 81J1n. Jr., 0911y Pilot Nov. 14, 21, from the court clerk. sions of Section 1770 to H PfOVided In Probite JUUi FOi.Ott, Ave., A·l. Coste Meu NOT 11 IUGllU TO 1032 Ch.al'wooel Lene, 21. Dec 5, 2002 Th976 A~ fw , .... ._, 1780. 1nc:tuslve, of the Code section l2!IO. A o.,.ty City{~ CA 92627 'Aa'TIOPATI IN THI Santa An•, CA 92705 Met.4¥ L ~. 1.._ Callf0tni1 L1bor Code. Requnl for Special Oty ef c..te •-This busmeu 1' con llD 'IOCISS AS A Mary Lou Beun. 1032 .......... S14tlilrdlSt.. the pr1Ytltillc "'' 111d Nollet fc><m 1, anlllble O•ted November 18, ducted by· l1m1ted '9t1Mt CONTUClOll. Ch1<wood Lane, Santa ........ s ... 100 sule of wases estab tr om the CCKtrt cle<k. 2002 llab11ity Co Only bidders who An1, CA 92705 Ne=rt Se~L, ca llshed by the City of a=:r •--, ..... --.. fllewport BHcll Cost• Hive you started 001111 Th b 1 Tha folk>wfna persons ~• .. c 1 Mew h h .. .,_. ... _. parlleip1te in both the os usiness s con-•r• doini business 15 t2 os • . w •< .,. M I. L.wter, h ., Meu 0911y Pilot 01 business yet' Yu Pre-Bid Conference i nd dueled by· husb1nd and LO&B IHV'lSTMt:Nl CO., Published Hewporl on fill With the City 1s41• SIM 97111 cember S. 12. 2002lh013 1/02 the Job Walli m lhe11 wife a C1lilornla General 8Hdt·Costa ~Sii Dally Cr.II of the Coty ol tol Dev..-D.., HorM n H1los, LLC entirety win be allowed H•ve you started doina Partnership. 329 Via lido Pilot November 29, Cos1ta Mesa: and shall st .. l OI .......... ll •rn roo, Man111n1 to bid on the Protect as business yet? Ho o e c em b 1 , 5 . 6 . lot •It pe1111ties pre· New,•rt •••<h, CA "-S...... Member prome contractors. For Edw1rd N. Ber1n, Jt. ~::;'~rn~'9~ Buch. 2002 rlHIJ6 scribed therein lor 92660 Thll st1temenl wu further information, f11!~is wi~~·t~~en~u~~ W1rren C l1l1bvre, noncompliance ol said Published Newport .,!h~~1~!0~:7:.n':~so,n,s flled with the County conLlcl 'Facilities Man Cl k f 0 C Trustee ot the Lefebvre a..-__ L-£--C~•· Cit C II I 881ch,Costa Mesa tl•ily Gina's P1ua & Pester11 Cl•;~/j~,.g,.nie County •iement Conlr11eb De er~ r•n1e ounly F1mtly Trust established ,__ Cl 1 fy ounc 0 lhe Pilot November 29 . lnnne, 4533 Campus Or . on 2 p1rtment, Attn· Brend• onl /02 M1y9, 1970es1mended ._...... ly o Costa Mesa December !I 6 k vlne,CA92612 20026924246 ~.~.nhull •I (949) ~:y2'P~!~4~:c 5. 12. by that Ctrl1in 1mend· The followina persons ~=:~~es,n;hean~'~t !~ 2002 r'THlJS RAS P1ua111's Inc , ~YS~~~~ ~ 2:..:j Th 19 26 2002 Th017 menl to and Complete are do1n1 business u . bids (CA). 4SJJ C•mpus Or . de suc;•.::ful Bidder · ' Rest.et1menl of Deel•· SVELTE. 440 Heliotrope, JUUi fOC.atl Rell...... Irvine. CA 92612 fidlllla ..... an rts u onlfictc><s Rc91m...._ ral10n of Trust dllld Corona del Mar, CA o-aty"~-'-... ~.........___. This business IS con ... ~ w1ll IMI requtted lo follow Octo"-r I, in .... 15 .....-•r · .._. -- h · ... ~........___. "" """ 92625 Oty -•c .... M•M 1 ducted bw • cor..,,,etion 14. 21, :.~uir~~d~:scri:;n~~~~ -CB~~thha,mc .. c9~;,.Newport Conred Hold1n1s. LLC Dated ~emt-3, 2002 ar!h~f,..lo~:in~:so:,~ Have y~u starl;d dolll1 ir!"'...!.'!,'!°~~~so•nss Th972 i th B dd Tiit followllll person~ ·~ " '-._, (CA). 240 Newport Note· Mendalc><y JOb Sc"""' It I, 923 .. ~1 ... b1111nt1s yet1 Yes, 3 4 ""'"• .,.._...a n • 1 lftl Ooeu .,. clom1 bu11ness u J1mes E Oobrott, Ce t Or #ZOl N 111 th ah d -..-...,. ··• 02 A) Contllna Pool a. fh1s st•lemenl wes hied with lhe County Clerk of O"n1e County on 11/12/02 2002H234" 011ly Pilol Nov 28, Dec s. 200:? --------ments and lo P•Y H1ndy Men Resources. Trust11 of The Oobrott porntB t.•CA9'l6f,J;,8w wt' t rout ~e~e TldlO.. .. NeWPOfl 8uch. RAS P1u1111u , Inc, Wale< FHlures S.vtet, pravellllla WIJ• ,., .. 11 llJO H1mpshtte Circle. F1mily Trust u11der This Tus~en ... con ~~~ ·~ • 'n1' CA92660 Stenn A. Spear, Sec 8 ) Swim Rite Pool the loe•lion ol t111 Werk. Newport Beach. CA Oeclerat1on of Trust ,.. ~• lty Hall lobby, M1riam K Gatewood. relary Service, 2345 NIW))Oft The suttes.sful Bidder 92660 d•l•d September 6. ~;~:~1~1:c:.Y · L1mlt1d fair Of1ft, on Tuesdly 923 S.,,1n1 Tide Or.. This sl1t1ment wn Blvd •E·I06, Coste will be required lo have .leflray David Carsten, 1979, 329 Via lido Soud, H 0;.00mbtr 17, 2002, •I Newpor I Buch, CA filed with the County Mesa, CA 92627 the foll0win1 Sl•le of 1330 H1mnshlfe Circle Hewpor I Beach, CA •ve you started clolns 1 · •.m. 92660 Cl • f o c Coastline Pool <'-·•~e, C•lifornl1 Conlr1ctor's ..... . 92663 buslnessyet?No Published Newport This business Is con· lh o r1n1e ounly Inc (CA), 2345 ~I license current al the ~ort Beach, CA This buslneu n con· ConradHotdlnp.lLC BHch·Cosl• Mes• 011ly duc:tld by: an lnd1vldu1I ~m~93 Blvd •E·106. Costa Um• of submmlon of This business is con· ducted by· • 11neral ~!~nr•d, M11na1in1 ~~ Oecembtf 5ritd123 Hive you sllfl•d dornl 011ly Pllot Nov 28, Dec. Mn•. CA 92627 the Bid: UCINSI ducted by: en lndlVidu•I partnership This stlltmtlll WIS bu~:'~~ ~~1J:::wood 5, 12. 19, 2002 Th005 fh11 business Is con <WSIFKATION. b Have you sl.,ted cloln1 Hut you st1rted doln1 filed with the County This statement was ducH ltd by· a eorporebOn ...... ~..,..._. n~= yet? Yes, Miy ~i87sa yet? YH, 11/ ~~~/i~1n1• County .......... hied with Ille County ...... .... bu:~: eys°:' 1~~ e LKDIJI cool.i.... Jeffrey 01v1d C1rsten James£. Oobroll 2002H tS4l4 ... ...... ~~~/i~1n1a County "-...... S19tember 2002 ~ 'refect S.-Clflos f 1'!'s ~·t~•n::., WU t ~IS •l•l•mtn~H Dr.c11o1 Now. 14. 21. Tll~ollo~lrl.\!:'SOllS 20026t24US ,r~ollo~·~sons I Coutknl Poot Servic:e. ·~ o-NflcetteM C~rll :; Orin;. Co~~:: Cler• =·~·t:::e Coun:~ 28• . 5• 2002 Til970 n!my on: ... ~tlne, s ;:; o ••• , Pilot Ho• 21. 21, ~.· •• .,d~~ A!tlqu• ·~ G~ .. Khalaf. f'rtMdelll <ele4 fer t• M •-on 11/12/02 on 11/2$/02 West Balbot Aft., 113, Dec. 5. 12. 2002 TH987 Classk Cer Co., 300 El This statement wes .......,. et ..._ ef 1114 2002H 2M2S tooH tlH10 Rell...._ ,. .. ,fort 811eh. CA a-~ ~mino ""'·Tustin, CA filed with thl Count,. ._..., .... w e ... Delly Piiot Nov. 14, 21, Dall~ Pilot Nov 21. O.C.. 92'6 --9l780 Clerk of Or•na• County __ ,.,.....,.,..., 28,0ec.5,2002 Th974 5.12.19.2002 Th()()7 ......... Johnnie Jenkins, 901 ......... 01nl1I R. Burere, on 12/03t02 1. The Conlrectc>< 1h1ll Ttle totlowlnc PlfSOns WHI 81lbo• Ave., U , Trust11 of tM 01nlll R. 2002H 2S4M huan~ 1>1_! 1 n !".-~uslntas ........... ........... •tt dollll business n : ~rort Be1ch, CA 11Th1 edoflonlalowbiu~nPllt••14asn~ e811rara T1nd M11ll ( Oa1ly. Piiot Dec. S. 12. -"' • .... neme ._.........___, ll•ne. 21498 Bolonlta, "'"" •• • · "'"' rust Dated 10/ 19, 2',200'2 Th014 111d C•llf0fnl1 Contnc· '-S... -Mission Viejo. CA 92692 Tror At111 Joy~. 901 OfNll'I Celt Lt.sons •nd 14/97. 332 Villa Point .___..._ tor's llce1111 for • The lollowin1 ~non• The followlnt PlflOnt Luci• P1t.rlct1, 284116 West B•lbol Ave., t3, Treinln1. 11381 Golden· 0..., N.wpc><t BHch, CA .-- rnlnlmum of 5 contlnu· "' dolwc bulinHs 11: "' dolnt bl.lllneu n : Bolontta, M!ulon V11jo, Newport 811cll, CA WHt St., Huntlnaton 926'0 -............__ ous YHU prlot to t"-f" lhlftC llllerlors, ll04 Clttnne flchtlnl Arb, CA 92&9'2 92Ml e .. ch, CA 92648 Mer I a E B - - ,._ openlrl1 dete f« this Oocwl>od. Cost.a Meu, 4630 1 ..... ~ Of. Suitt Christopher Pettlck, Th& busl11ess Is con· Otwll Torret. e202 1rust11 of 'the O~~:: ;• -""', ~-~~ottowfllcl ,,.~._!!",!°~ 'rotect. lht 11c111 .. ltStd CA 92627-4161 ..... -~I 81eeh, 28496 8otorrlt1, Mission ducted by. a 1ener•f Miry Cw., Huntlniton 8•n•1 end M11ll [ -_,., ....__ • to .. tisty th" rOq11lr1· Ferthl"' O.vetopment, Cllfornlil t2tlO Viejo, CA 92692 pert11«~ Bncll, CA~ &anw1 lrust 01tt4 10/ L & M Propetty Ml11 rnent lhatl M of llll lne. (CA), ll04 Dotwoocl. ..._, ... rt111 Poill Tlllt buslMu Is con· Have you •twtlCI doinC This ~ 11 con, 14/97, ll2 Vilfl ,.oint .....-1. lllO Nt.~l .-....... r--ed b'f Costa Mva. CA_ l2'27· duler. 4630 ~Of .... ~...... 11.... • -•• b·~•~·· 'f•lf "• ducted by. 111 lfl•vlchlal Or ............. t ., ___ .. ,,... 8tvd., Ulllt C. Costa the co~(:;t. .... -4111 fl04, Newport 8eacll. ;:;t:;s11i;,· •···-~;. Jti*';• .._..,.you •tarted..-,. wiWJ--... ~ -... "" ._.,CA 92tl7 2. The Colltrector 111111 Thtt bvslness It COii· Collfof"'* t2MO Hew YOll aiwtod 4o111t This at.atement was buslnnl rflf No Tiiis business ., con W._ O. ~. 2'50 ptOvldt a l'ltlnlfnum ol 3 ducted by: 1 c«Pof•llofl Tiiis lluMNA Is COii-buNtleu r•t1 No 1...., wltll 1,_. Co\lt1ty Di"'" Torra 4-tttd by. {. 11111 St .. Coata MIMI, =<;: sc!;. :'3: bi!!:!.~~.~r~:. ~ -::==:'.rt~= Cllfts Patrick c1er11 of 0r.11 .. County t:l W::.''='11~;; Trust· Uvln( CA ..:'27--. It c-to tlllt Pfotfd ltlhlCh 79 b11siM.1.1 ,.Cf No Tllfs alat•mtllt w" Ofl I l/l2/02 Cllrlt of Orlf\ .. Co11r1ty HIM ,ou slatted .,... llUctod -, on lndiv..,.I f ttll 0. lop .a.-t fiotlld11ter fllecf With I.Ila County 19tffHMM Oii 11/21/02 t>us4'Msa ,.t? No Hew IUrted MMe '"'" been MKcnsfulty t If n1 v• n11nl. Thlt t totoMtnl wtt CllR of Or1111e Cou11t~ D•ll~llot Nov. 14, 21, MOHtM"l Oa111tt R, 811ren, lluMMI~:"" 1 compr.ttd durl111 thl nil. on 11/20.... • 21 5 2002 ........-. 0 .., plot ,.. _ ...__ Tr11tt" .. .., =t~•-•· ScoO forthlna. Ptet1ci.11t fllect with tfll Coun"' "" • · ' '"'"' J • v, Cc•,.,..,, ...... t t t • -. T I ,_.,.. .._ •.1 19116t14J67 .. l \" 2002 T..._ , ,_ s • •mt11 ..,,, ........__ O ............. CENfSor hs 1lll•11J•nt wH c-.. of UTl"ll County Oallr Pilot Nov 21 21, "• • "'· """"" tltllcl with the Co.int .. _ -...... 11f( UNIVfflSITV Of fifed wltlt the County Oii Jl/lV02 "-• l" 2002' ft.-7 ...-_..... .._........._ ":...,l of "" ... t' l1Wa stet ...... t wot CN..lfOftNIA Clofk ot Ol'enae Cou11tr ... ,....._. .,... .... " '".... ,_ --... "'' .... "-1 f1IM .,... Ifill Co•t) Oft l•""~"'" 0 I P"-' ......... l a "I ........ on ll/lt/02 CMft .. Or-"~-ty ~ 2002 ~-"~ • ,, ,._,. ,_.., ..... ' .......... ... • .., .. ,.. --- ,ublishd Newport 290IHH411 21, 0.c. 5, 2002 Thlli' --~ TM follow .. ,_Miia 1...._ f~""~·-.1 DAa.. ...... 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CfOWft c:e..-., -•• ·~~-·· 1,;•l:cl_.::iz-:. :!.~= ~.1 ;;,: ~cog:.1f.••-.lorlletlelt, = Vllto, ~ llacl\, \OA ~ IMdl, CA =~,_, ........... :,1 .. -r:E• fft *"'· New,.rt AM ,CAtv07 ...,.., "''' ZS HOftl LIM OlutJHt. lUtJ TMa NM11n111 coe ClwlttM• Ito ... toll Crow11 CIH1ten _ •• hHtaMI Valley" 4c"'~ ..... CAn.o Jeftrty eet'uo, 20371 ~ •t• .._, CA =--· lfttitl. CA ., ... t>y: 1111.....,..... .,_...c:;..~ .. .._..._ \CA). -121'1 ' " -=~ loo":"r'et11~ = ::" ..=._1~ ™9 ..._ la COit-TMa ...__ II CAii!• How~ ........... "TI:·:..... • _... = :;.~l&IW!ir Mrll!H Totll Ur-•• Ne.,ert IHci.. C" tz'1V7 ._~~~otllltl .... llJ.~tlllfa '"':.::•.=:,No ...... 'r: ........ _, ,_ • ......_.la .... :"'*a 1., Aw , aa -TIMI ...._ la C911· ..,=.!-r.:-::_-...... ..... ,_ lllftod .._ TMa ..._.... ... ... • ..., !If: • ..,...._. =•le Yalhf, CA ,... ...................... ~.-........... -·-........ ,..,... .... .... Colillty ,"T"r---~ ..... ,.. ............... ..........___ ._...lllr:•Wrl .. ., ...,,.,.....,........_ _.,... '~ ..,.,.,..,,.., a..etar ... eo.iew .,-~~·""· ....._,,.... ..;;.-;r:-..:..= ,....,......., ... ....-,.., Ya. 111 .-'· *-".... ,.... Wint •• •II/JIM -er ... c.....,. a , . ._,.;...,... ".J:.,_'lf',::,., '';:....... ,.........,... .......... e..e, ......... ,, ................. ~,, .......... -~ ..:--=·" .. ~= ~.:-.... ·"'c..:: .::-~·~ =· -iE: .. r.3.':'=:~ 15.iir-=· .. ·t.:!! Ii'~ ~-·r::: iW' ~ .. -:--;=c mi.':.... ~ ~ - •. tt.-~ ft:..~ "" ... \Ji n.~ .. • \a • .... • I i'rid !! _...... .. Liiii.... .. Uill .... .. Llill .... .......... .. lllll .... -l.1111 .... ............. ............. .. ........ .......... ..... ..... ........ ......... ... ....... TIM foloWlllt "''°"' 0-. followlnc peraon1 TM ,......._ ..,_, .,. .... ~ a · II• dolfta bullnns u 111 dollle· ...-.. .. JL DMWlt, 311 r1owtt Ounp C-oest O.ntal )l. llitMa · *wt.1. llO E Str ... :· Co.ta Meu, C4 !lay Leboratory, 125 U tt St., IC·2, Coata la2'7 Bllw St •lCO, Costa Mn.a, C4 ~7 J .. 1111 L1u11der, 331 ...... CA92626 JH11 Alloe st-SOii, flowef Slrffl, C1>1t1 JlmtJ C Evetelt, 25112 llO E. 2bt St., fC·2, MaN, CA 92'27 Glor to.a Or.. Mlulon Cetta Ml&a, CA 92627 1"" busifteu a COfl• Viejo, CA 92691 This b~• I• con· ducttcl 1>1: 111 lnd1vldual f hos bus!nus It COfl· c!ue"4 by: ..,. lnclMcluel "-"' you •l•ttcl clolna ducted by: "' indMduel .._"' you t lMl•d **'& bu.Inn• Y•t? YH. Oct. HIV• 1ou tlerlld doln' butlftq yet? .,. ... 3/'ll/ 2002 buslr>ess ~11 Yu, 197 02 JN!tn Lavndel' Jamu C. hetell Joan A. SlaVIMOll This sl•l-nt wn This stallmt11I wes TMs ""'-"' w.11 flltcl trith I.he C®nly flMd with the CcM.inty file4 wrtll Ille ~\y Cl«tl of Ofanp County Clef._ of Ouna1 County CWll of Oranp Cowlty oi1 ll/19/02 011 llm/02 Ot1 l210l/02 I0916tt4tSJ 20026t2S24t 2eOt6ftl4tJ Daily Ptlot No11. 21. 28, O•llr Pilot Dec. 5, 12. l)alty Pilot O.c. 5. 12. Oec. 5, 12, 2002 TH988 19, 26, 2002 Th033 19, 26, 2002 Th027 ............ ......... Tll• foUOwlq pertons .,., do1n1 l>Uslne:ss H Axlt lnl1tnal1on1I, 2850 Mese V1tde Or. Eesl IN, Coste Mesa, CA 92626 O.bta .Ann Yeo, 226 E 15th Street. Cosll Mesa, CA92627 This business Is con· ducted br: an lndlv1dual -Hlw y911 started dolns business ~eu y,,,., 01 01-19!17 O.br1 Yao Th~ statement was filed with the County C!ei II of Or1n11 Count1 on ll/26/02 20026'24"4 011ly Pilot Nov 28, Dec 5, 12, 19,2002 Ttl009 ........... "-*'-' The followlnc penons .,., dolnc business as· Grand Avenue Propet tin, 2J.tO Nori)! Gt and Ava .. t 13, Sant• Ana, CA 92705 • B11b1ra G. Ward. 1605 •C s.,.ta Ana Ave .. Costa MHI, CA 92627 .Thi' bu$iness Is con ducted by: an lnd1v1du1I Have you started dolna bu"n•ss yet? Ho BarbaraC Ward This statement wu 1,..d wrtll the County Cler._ of 011n1e County on 12/03/02 20026t2S4at D1ily Pilot Dec 19, 26, 2002 Policy ..... ..... ... s....... The te>ilowin& persoM .,, clolnc business es. Business 8ut111. 328 'ftlll P0<nl Dove, New port Stach, C'-92660 Mar1aref Lee Hood. 328 Villi Point D11ve, New IJMI 8Hch, CA 92660 This business is con- ducl1d by: an lnd1Y1duel Have you \l11lld doinc business yet? Vu, l l/l/ 2002 M11a11et HOOd Thos slltement wH hied wrth lhe County Clerk of Or 1n11 County on l Zft)J/02 2002H2S46' Daily Pilot Dec. 5. 12, 19,20,2002 lh018 ......... .......... Tiii ....... ..,aOfl • ., . .,.,. ~ .. CiMPtlf ClatNn&. 2290 Le "llMI Cl , Newpert lffd\. CA 9264iO Tod J. H~. 2290 L• Lfftda Ct., Newpotl BHctl, CA 92660 Thlt bl!Slnen i. con• dticled by: 1n l11dlvlclllal Hiii• yoo slatted dolllc tius1Mu1st?No • Tod J. HiPSMt This Sllll"*°'I WU hied will\ llM Cou11ty Clerk of Orn&• Count1 on 11/04/02 200H'2HH Dally Pilot Nov 14. 21, 28, Dec. 5, 2002 Th981 S......tf M , rttf .. tf fk91.. ........ The lolloWW11 per&Ofl has abandoned the use of the FlclJtious Busi- ness Name· Soul, The Flcht.'911' Buslneu neme referred lo above wu fi)ed in Or1n11 County on 3/16/01, FILE NO. 20016858496 Detoa S.rv~s. Inc (NV), Thrs businen os con· ducted by. a COfpotation .ll5'Mf Rowland Th11 slalemenl was ftled with the County Cletk of Ofln&• County on 11/12/02 20026'2'407 Daily Pilot Nov. 28.0.c.5,2002 ....... .......... The follo-W.1 jltr"IOftS lfl ..,.. IHI-H e1Cz1.boob, 243 Robin· llond Pteu. Coll• ...... CA92627 Ell11kltl Atcher Ad-. 243 Roblnhood l"l•ca. Cost1Mna,CA 926,?7 This business it con· duct.cl by: an Individual Have you 1llrl•tl doin1 business yell No EM21beth Arcfler M-·-This shl1mtllt WH filed with the C-ty Chwk of <>ran.. County on ll/19/02 I0026'24tS7 D1Uy P,lot Nov 21. 28, 0..:. 5. 12. 2002 lHm The follow1n1 parsons ire doona bu.siness 11 Tu11 Entetpdses, 39 Rock1n&ham OI • New· pot I Beach, CA 92660 Din hu1lok1, 39 Rockin&ham 01 , New po1t 8each. CA 92660 Thos buslnus is con· dueled by: an lndtvk:lual ~ve you started dotn& business yet' No Dan TsujtOlla Thos statement wn toled woth the County Cletk of Orance County on 11/26/02 20026t2A9to D11ly Pilot Nov. 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19,2002 Th002 "'9ill .... ... ....... The folowtl!I PlflOM W I do'"t IMlfJnMI H ltati•°""''*' com. 169 2hl., Unit 0. Coste .._.,CA91627 lflOMI w . ......,.., . 169 2hL. U111t 0 , Costa Mesa,CA92627 This busJ-11 con duct9d by: an !ndMdu•I H1w you started dolnt business yet? No MUM1aerBr11no Thia 1tet.menl wa, flMcj With the County Clerk of Or1n11 Count1 on 12/03/02 2002H 2S41S Dally Piiot Dec 5, 12, 19.26,2002 Th021 flclll. ..... ... s....... The lollow1n1 1>411sons ace do<nc business H 8ulld1n1 Ma1nl•n1nce Manqe1n1nl, 18152 £ ~nla Clare Ave Santa Ana. CA92705 Juko Ale11ndt0, 18152 E ~nta Clara Ave , Santa Ana. CA 92705 Thos business '' con· ducted by: 1n lndovodual ~ve you star led dolna business yet' Yn, 06/ 01/1981 Julio Aleiand1 o This statement wn hied with lhe County Clerk of Ot1n1e County on 11/12/02 2002692JS2t Dally Pilot Nov 14, 2 1, 28,Dec.5,2002 fh983 How to Place A ......... ......... The followlit& penons are doonc l>Us-n ON Applluce, I 0 Calllb VVltM, CA 92602 Omit• 1 l o11f ov1cll Ribtr>ovk h, 2909 E VIM Ave., IA, Orance. CA 92169 Tiiis busrnesa 111 con ducted by 111 md1vidlli1I Have you &titled clotna bu1111us yel7 No Dmitri losofov"h Rabinovich Thrs 111t1menl was hied With lhe Cout1tf Cletll of 011nie Co1111ty on 11/12/02 2002H U 4J2 Daoly Pilot Nov 14. 21. 28. Dec. 5, 2002 fh978 The follow1n1 per sons are d0<nc buSlneu H PreP1>d Concepts. 2775 T1tn c .. c1e, Cost• Me~. CA92626 Janice F lan11an. 2775 Tern C11cle, Co,ta Meu, CA92626 Thos business 11 con dllcled by an lnd1Ytdual Have yoo \latted dO"'I bu"ilen yet• No Janice Flanaaan Hus s lat1m1nl wa~ ftled with the County Clef k of 011nae County on 11/l!t/02 2002H 242S4 Oaoly Pilot Nov 21. 28, Dec 5, 12. 2002 1H996 Thi fellowl111 ,_,_ w I dotl\I IHISlftftS ff Al~. 2506 flf~ Or , Costa Meu, CA 92626 Andr-WlllYm Joflnto11, 2:S(J6 r ordllam Of • Costa l!Mu , CA 92629 This b11sineu b con· dueled by: In individual Have Y'CMI &tarted dollt1 bUMMSS yet? Ho Al)dr•w W1lll1m John Miii Th~ si.teni.,.t wet hied wrtll Ille County CWll of Ot •n&• County on 11/12)02 20026'2'426 01ily Polol Nov 14, 21, 28,0ec.5,2002 Th979 ........... ... s...... fhe t0Mow1n1 perM>n> •re do<nc busmen n Computer Data S..voces ·2076 M1nd111n D1 Costa Me~. CA 926:>6 Eaon Reoch . 2076 Man da11n Dt . Costa Mesa. CA 92fii!6 Th.s bu5111ess os <.on ducted by •n 1nd1v1du•I Have you slarled doon1 business yel' No Eaon Reteh Tlus sl•t~menl wu toled with the County Clerk ol Or •nae County on 11/1211>2 200269214 21 D11ly Pilot Nov 14. 21 . 28, Dec 5. 2002 111975 ......... ... *-rt The followlfl& p.t IOM ... ...., IKlllnnl .. lt1t'1P•• Sport fiSNn&, 34675 Golden l<tnt1111. Dana l'OHlt Callf0<nll 92629 Bitty Lou Phoen11 . 819 Concr•u SI . eo.11 *51. C1l1f0<n11 92627 fhrs bus,,,_,. IS con ducted by an lndivk:lual IWve row sl.Mllcl do"'t busil>as yet' Vu. ~n 1,2002 llelty lo.. Phot,,11 This st•l•menl wn foled With ttwl Cou,,ty Clerk of Oranc• County on 11/12/02 2002H 2J4JJ 0111v Piiot Nov 14 71 28. Dec. 5. 2002 111982 ......... ... s...... The lollowonc pet\.Ons ••• dOffll .,.,,,,,n, n lmaco Des•ao 7 W•te1 fotd Way, N•wpotl Coast. CA 92657 Con\lln~• HubbJrd 1 Waterford W•J. Newpofl Coast. CA 92657 Th11 bu"neu 11 ~on dueled by an 1nd1v1$Jal H.ave you started dotnc bu,.tnb\ yer' No Co<l\hnce Hubb.11d This ''•lemenl was Med wtlh lhe County Clvlt. of O• •n&~ County on 11/26/02 20026924tl6 Daily Pilot Nov t'8 Dec 5, 12, 19 2002 Th004 ..... ..... ...*-rt Tiie folOWlllC I* Mns •tt '°"II buslnesa " Jo lloc:*Jtw 1• S.. pen« AH A 1, Cosll Ma.a,Cl\92627 . Jo Roaslw. IM (CA). 1 SW Stlpet lor A 111 , A l Costa Mew, CA 92617 Th.rs buslnesa tt con ducted by a cOf'pot allon Ila•• you slMtM doOfll busineu yet1 No Jo Rocht11 Inc: John P1ul '°etez, Seer• tary Th15 5t1t1-nt •n filed wt1h the C:O..nty Cle<ll of Ot a111• County on 11/19/02 2002H24247 Dilly Pilot Nov 21 28. Dec 5. 12, 2002 TH993 TtlUsAM.t Yotl GWGESAlll 11 CWSIFIED (949)642-5671 .------Dr ad lin es -----. 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Ribbon .... 9.3 Go. ~ .. 2 -clmlrotd .,.. 2 --~ 18,SOO ... ~~· • • RITllll CfA SMOWCA n1 Sellld color & parti·color '•Mins. wllites, "'"""· blue-cr_,, tortia. •II •re We Sfllyff .. nluterld tlMM for l'OU· C4llt Mt- 451·2025 '°' lfOW .,.t A*llStlnl larl.ml AUTO lllPAa l lOG on Nwpt Blvd up lo II Bays. sd $9951Vtenl S2.plf sf, 111 will ,.98642·9666 t-o.ESFOA SAl.E ORNl6E 5400 COUNTY ,.....mAm PATIKK TUOll NA T10llWIDI USA 94t~.56-t70S www .patrlclCteflOf'• com MESA VIUI MU 4 Pll•'s·Prlde of Own•· slllp. Pr"lftC Only •ct. Bill Grun; 96-675 1161 hllll ....... .. ....... _ ............ --------,,.---O t I 0 tw r ..... 4PID•ce11A-.&.... -.......... ....... ----... ,___, ~·.:.. c .=:: I'''"' ':J!ft; Ind ex r . \ .. : ...,,, Newpwt He'91rts, la1ce c0<ner lot )bl lb• ha<dwd fin new applt1nces. son11e level sa1t,ooo A&1 Holly !M9 683 9002 l aulon1 949 278·2980 • lodi l4IY View ....... JB1 2 Slh H91•1 Beaulotul remodeled kitchen new Ille !)<Miit & c11pel A mui l ue $629.900 .. 949 6113 0533.~l337 •1 .... s14eYI .... A Tt~ Paracbe 29r wood th. fp, lo ench doon. recmsed ..,,..._ ii. !O"t!M Iv. splCIOllS lut, $f19.~ obo Miry Wood. .., 949- 584-5811, 717 9816 RESORT/ VM'.ATION PROPERTY FOR SALE Desert Property 5960 ........... o.-ta--. I would lcM lo ~ you hnd .,.,.. reenn..t home Of .,.,.. ae .. ..,,., prooerty ..,..v-w..r- !IXY.i=~= CJXi3 Golf p1op Salu & w1nle1 rentals P1tm Spr1n1s Palm Onet I Also Wuhon1lon Wa lerflo nl Relertal• Michael Antlf Becker & Becket RE 800-550 3523 RtlllllToa.t U ca/MllAir &i'lb ·~ -. " tone house ....t .tin 1. 8DIU .. -lst/lll5l. ~ CM~el-2brto share. Gremt toe. ['WI, L& ~~ •I'-.......... Ptom- «*lry Pt. ..... lllfl'-pool .... l1'"o S1!JM!CXDn. """' __.. MMi7.>«ll 1 PtUG· IN L'ndcr the Service Directory Banner Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) S74-424S ''Emplo_yee. ,, "Empleado. '' "A rbeitnehmer." '·Employe. , . STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • ••ma lllWMIAYIT, CUSSIFIEll CAN ... n. I* LIDO P£NIHSUl..A ...... con MU f'rlnte B11ac:h, Pool end S,1. We• to OcNn, Shopund Ralaure"ts. L .... S/mo·2yr+. Boat Sflp Available 710 UDO PAIK DI. 949-673-6030 Of 949-723--5830 •YUl&.Y* UASIS BILL GRUNOY R£Al TORS 949-675.6161 "ftll Ta.AVIV COUP Y..tr 0 ... Ma 2 slly. lbr wood ... apt. 't1lwl of OCll & dtj Le .., cld, .,, . ,,,.,,, 1-15 ~-~ SIAfAm HMS.*_..._ ........... o.v. $l~•o..•c...1m & ............. .,.,. E~ ..,... C_. ltlr 2ba 1 slofy end ""It. view, dedl, wd, 2 c ett11c;h pr, IWiO/mo. 949-&52·9400 ..... 2br 2.be ... m.m. "'· hdwd ... .,, • ,.t. l22!'JO. 2br lbt ..,. "'· .... remod. SUliO ~-58 NIWPOIT HEIGHTS, very quiet. private. lllht e>ce.lr_. 48r 2h, brlthl, lbr apt $95()/mo. avail now for winier 949-646-566' $2500ln. ......., a.... ......, Mf.67S-1ob ~·b!::.r.~z :t!: IAYflONT Sir He SIJOO/mo. lnclds utts. =::-Y::~:!:s'l;t 949·675-0150. $2750/mo 949-293-4630 RESIDENTIAL RENTALS Coralll del Mlf ORANGE 7400 -S.,-.... --newly--re_m_0-.._'1, COUNTY IPP'• 500d. S!mno.<"*' 6 mo) '60. utls. ful lut. 1 mo dep. 71+972 1224 Ballloa Peninsula EAST 5'1>1 upstatrs unit, ...... ""* front llooJ9 2br Iba, newly remod 2br/lbm, ~ W petio, wd k1tch, a•r. laundry 169 .~ 1¥111 rmw. 1715 Cliff Walnut , Sl 100/mo. ~ 11111 $1675 96J78.8!BJ Marisela 714·662 3111 _. ___ . ---- ..._,_,..,..very tar119 2bf 2ba $1450/mo very Li lbr S975mo steps lo beach chOICe loc Yearly 1544 Miramar Of 949-675-1 SSI Sir 2111 Dvpl.. -Peninsula. Steps to beach, Fp. 2c ear, I year l!e, n/pels 626-359 4539 YEAltlY 11r 11• New Cerpet, $1100.. 20•1 .. 11.-...,1s ....... 9-619-4200 OCEANFRONT YIAlll Y 21r 11a, 2c• Ger ... , $11SO-.. agt.,949-619-4200 OCIANnONT YlAalY Jlr21e,Ger .... $2100-. ... "949-489-4200 "NO Callforn11 law re qu11n that conlrK· tors takine jobs that total S500 or mOfe (tabor Of malerills) be llcenwd by the Contr ectors Stale License Bo11rd. Stele law 11lso requ1tn lh11t con tr 11clors Include tMit license numb« °" aH IKlv~ Yov Clf'I Check the slat.us of your l1c1naed contrec tor e t www cslb.ca.1011 or 800-321 CSLB. Unh· censed contrectors talllna jobs thet total leas Ulan 1500 must •l•I• in their 1dverllsem1nl~ lhet they are not tic:enud by llle ConlraclOfl SUt1 Llctnse Bowd.· .-.. .. , Rllla•1n I FMnWect.-ias l<Jdlerl / 811111 / Remodlll Man.•••••bs.:xm G1P5 vs.-M: 911H'CIP5 •••• 714·540-3666 (t21r, 21•, Apt Com· Nr a-Ji ley, 1111 remod pletely remodeled w/Mw 2:Br I.SB• condo, Zc a•r. .. lichen I c aar 1811 lo Fp, wd·hkups, 00 pets bch $2000m 949-ll!i4-l680 $1375/mo. 949.543.11334 a-remod JBr 2.S&. w front unit apt. liv rm. den, Ip, custom cabsllry & •on ~ 2 Plbos. le pr. UO>sf. J i.s lo bchl No pet/smk. $269!Vmo yr lse zm. 72.6-1001 1.-ttM 0c-& ley views JBr 28•. upper, duplea, le ens.Id &•r. !3500!mo. 714·998 0948 ColllMlll f' .... Sfll remodeled. 2br lbm, b9dl house. -apt. peinl, M & be. 217 E. <Dltl 18. st $151'5 9&31S&9 Lillollll I SIDI, 3llf 2.Sba, +Iott, ._. c.et.p 2lir r/*- lormal dlnrm. sunny 2 Z·c 1er. beach & tennis story twnhm, fp, 2 c aar' club, avl 1/1. n/s.mk, yr avail 1·15. 94~514-1400 lse S3300in 949-644 2330 A TO I HANDYMAN Install, niece ceblnets. ~ mo!d2 0, 714-541>7258 C.,..Clllnill ~~:..n: day SVC Ind mount.s equip ~ SJ).2Jl>9!l61 c.,.. ""81r,1aia $11" -CMT INSTALLED WITH PAO SINCE 1952 (t4t)H0-7676 lrldi lledr St-Tiie Con1nt1, Patio, Drlww11y Flreptc, BBQ. Rers. 25Yrs Exp Tetry 714-567·7594 Senrtce Concrete Cuttinc. Curb Holes, Haulini. COf!Clete ~t. Walls, Pabo, f oobnp. F oundalions, tO-SSl-0920 177·170-7583 e.wwv ....... c-... & •~ Rniclentill Bridl, Stone. Block. Tile. lk:f747448 714-965-2824 n..c-•-CemenlwOfll, Bric:k, Tiit & More. Reliable. No job too small 714-615-9062 U.-Pt1H1~l11 eataf Slrvlcll s...11 ,... lqoertl Duncan Electric 20Yrs E ap LocaVQuldl ~ Serw:e.l'lemodels L1275870 949-650 7042 tt-Depet Avfttwls.4 ,..., .. .,, Recened ll&fltina Special Fla RICISsed lchts & Swrtch Installed F Of $550 Fr n N1 Es ttmate/Oesiin MC/Visa lic'693150 714-$$6-2121 LKINSID CONTUCTOI Ho Pb llOo Ml. ,. .wmi Repaer, remodel, tens. •• -SVC~ Aoaltnt'Till OS1'0M CJUlM TU lnsWllbon. .... onmc, nwtlla, atone. &19 1t7S Ul612D44 Jeff 714-61.M 961 LIMY.._..~ Recrovtin & 1ns1a1111~ DEAN TIL£ 949-673-8065 71~ 714-aJ.3.2031 <..-.... .... Cerpenlr/ • Plumbtnc Otywell • St~ P lllntinc. Tile & mOf • 2C* Yun Es.perllncel .,. ...... 5776 Gf.NEUI, lmll AIUOOFlaNtt * Retidmlill * Ccmmdll o Job 1bo Small O.wea.-otoa 949-322-8292 • ... 1"" '°""" cfn. fem rm, secure plad ccmm. .... pod...-.-~ .......... °"' l2!lllOM. ... MMil51·2155 ..... houM "-'liful cond.11.,......Jp,w/d .. ....,.. dbl pr, wli O.c l. pn)n 9&75&<874 ............... c....., 3br Zb11 + lbr lb•, view of badl bay. S3300m owner/act 6l~S2ll. &.We" w.. 3br lba + dell, patio, fp, 2 c 1.,., new floats & paint. $3400/mo ,, ... ,. 949-675-31~ VM.ATIOll RENTALS LAICI AllOWMIAD 11141-4~ ....... ................. , .. _&..Ii. View ( .. ,_ ..... Mt-U7 .... 22 Q.......,Creft_ 20 Yurs Expef'lenca l'674183 (949) HO-HU Mwil ..... JUN« TO THI DUMPtlt 714--968· 1882 AVAILABLE TOOAYI 949-673-5566 T-·.1w..-.._. a.q Tatil Nit. °""' ... "' _.. ... br -.. ,... !MIMrl 14.'9 ...... I REAL ESTATE I 4.~on ~Young N- U11tlff8l1 /IWJ/loblt'I 714-432-7873 WWW,l'Oll)'OOl',.....,.-.0 ..... r. ... --JT ~ ......... ...,... __ ........... -..... ....... _. PMllS • bl'llt111Hf'd. ............ ~ .... CHtral letrl1er11te4I GrHt ,.,, lllell9flta, ........ ct..~ ..... ~A •/ I "'°'' OTII ,., d 100.121-saes. (CAL•SCM) -----THI Cllll Co. Ill CM, aoocl .... ,_d. Mk few Sut1t ..._.lODI GCMlltM.Nl iSiS .... ............. ....,, Flrertclltefa/Pollce Of· fleer a. 1401Vfffl:. ,lid lttl!lillJ. Moft·Frl. lem • l()pin/est. l·IOO·~ 1•11 u L 23 (CAL•SCM) =II . ._..& f' /T, vtilid CA ere.,.. c:111111-c:ut e11r a .,._ .... -.a:16-?!Z5 llCIPnolUIT 8rl1ht chHrfut per-for frOlll office. Ptlones, filinl & misc. office d4.llln, ·5, Mon·Frl.CS .... tt .... l 7500 Gillett. Ave .. Irvine ....... aee. .. - EXPRESSWAY • STS $1000 sl111-on bonusl Teams end Owner 0p. er1t0fs needed lmmedi· atelyl Also Mlllinc so6o OTR drivers, COL·A rllqlllrld. 800-835-9471 flatMds). 866-313-0471 vafla).(CAL•SCAN) Acw• '00 ......... lS, Ss90. s.ilver/blll, l3k ml, warr. $13,7'00 must sel Co lransfw 96-87~ IMW 'ts S40I HO ml, btack/btk. beautiful orialnat cond flnanclna & warr avail vl249762 110,9915 Blu 949-586-1888 OwyeJM '96 s ......... (..., W , fwy ml. black, ten lthr. fully loaded, ~euhful orialn•I cond, w"962159 $4,995 Blu 949-s.6-I ... S...,.,/.,,,._ ·~ with late model car, S20 Ptlf hourilr Relleblt Call Ed 714-642-6321 lv msf. .,.., ..... HST MOVUS $59 /"" SlfVin& al citln lnwred fut, c_-1104.ls, cerefut. T163144 800-246-2371 ,.. .. ....,..,. ..... a..... .. w.,t M2·5'11 ............ ............. ........ ............ .... ,...r-... ....... ...,. ~ 7M7'• ....... ~ .... ... :::c=.. lle&t Hf 4¥Ueff ....... 'T.! . .:. .. lllomr_fr_ auto, lttlf, Cd , f/r>ow• 116267 .... HJ ............ ........ ~ ..,.,p.-o-. loedecl 4AOD22S S17,HS u.a.,lSW JllllMes,&llerp- 011Wner, ed. alpinll . 4HQ0910 $17,98S ...................... , !WD'M ;a mlles, lllOW whit. with leather, cd, rear·tlf, i'ltd aeet B09804 $19.975 ..,_,, ...... .-tw. .. , 1711 ..... lop of the linll leather. -· roof, cd, shwp J1eH2 Slt,t7S ........T...C-.. 1 dependable luaury •t 11n 1ff0fdeblt flcure ASSM714 $21,SOO u.c.1ac..........i .. , sllowr00tn fresh, r.arl white, certified ltcY07t $21,500 WWtt QJ(4 •01 2611 mites, moontoof, loaded S01Stl $201St1 ~.._....., 4a4'9t 4211.a.. ...... ~ ........ 4NTS8 If S2S,H S u.c•-kw-4 ·02 8" miles. Haviaallon System. moonroof. lo11ded IOH1S SM,115 COSTAMISA UNCOlN MDcuttY 71 .. S40-S6JO htlp '97 2SOO v-Conversion, &rffn, cap tlans seats, re11r fold1n1 SHIS, TV/VHS, superb m1ch1nacel & body cond. vil500667 54795 firm Bkr 949-586-1888 ,..._ '96 XJ•. lib new. Top11/01l1Nal, CO Alarm, Mu'I Seel $17 .888 94 9 65()..5860 WWW perfatmancettd.com J...-•99 Ill Conv 32i( mi. full lect warr, SIP(lhn dark blue/cream lttw, a>. ctwome whls. supef'b like new c:ond, v24675l $35,9515 firm fin aval B'1 949-586-18811. .......... PUBLIC NOTICE The Ca lif Public Utihties commlss1011 requires th11t all llSed household 1oods. movers prl"I their P.U C. Ctl T number: llmo• and ch1uffeurs print t heir T .C.P number In •It ldver- tiMments. If you hive any questions •bout th• teaallty of • mov•r . tlmo o f dla11ffeur. call: PU8· ltC UTILITIES COM-MI SS 10 N 714·558· 4151 0-.-• ~ 2'1'fts .. Greaf f'rkel GuarentMCI -11. Fr• est. U375602 714-531-1534 7.390-2945 llFS OISnNa ,..,... Pfof'I, clean, qulfity woB lnt.ertor/ul end docb • ltf703468 949-631-4610 U.OW<mll- f'alnbnc ......... t........,,. Quality Jobi Fr• lltiNtt Lii151M97 71~ P1•r_I_ ......... .... ~c.. Vll.Ltl ....... co....,., .'fllll ""' ........... ~t.,.: Verr bre Vl2. Low ..... ...._c:...et .. ...,. .. .... ........ , ... ... ,... ... , ..... "'411 . ......... .... 911C..,. . ...... , ...... •ZJMCI C..,.'H Mite w/11a~ luttw, ARMl9-ltyl •11771 ....... ••W7401 S.-'9• linm.culat• white/ If ey lttw. O"ly S4fl milt.a. 1111to. sn ... ,_.,hpe4t ....... F uUy to11dldl lm1MCul11t.i 11179~ SH,t80 ,_.,...._.c..- ......... 1 Red Mtt11lllc with perfect t11" !tether. only 3311 miles. ... ,.. $14,980 l-'•-Dlsc--,'00 whit• w/l .. thtr. f11c;tory w11rr1nty. t18M1 $11,tM Le11wU400 s ..... 7 This Is • arut luuwy s.a.n. Prlctd to Mtl. 11U4S1 $11,tM ._ ..... ._ (210 s.4-·02 Bledl Buuty. Only SM miles. ,, ... , S22,t80 COMSl81dHNlS WUCOMID t4t-S74·7777 PMWSAUTO -- ........... a-.a- l TO VI, 140k mi, while, l"Y tthr. fully loaded, bealifut ori111nal cond. vf498614 $5.250 Bkr. t49-SH-11H &.e.... ... ts 400 43IL m1, full tactory warr1n ty. spwkhna blk, oat· meal llhf, CO, chroiN whts, ~aut1ful Oflcinal cond, v•5'*42 $28,995 fin •viii Bkl 949 586-1888 leavs 't2 SC 400 C .... Bur1undy, o•tme1I, WI* b or 'I concl, fully loeded, v•274129 $7,995 hn•AC1fll available B .. r 949-586-1888 :.I:: f ._CUM .......... CfE .... ,_,, . .......... c:.r. tel-720-1721 ..... Iii ... , .. •II--·._._.. ~~ ... .. ll1"NWWW!7' 1111, M fec:t«y •err, ...w ....... ""'· -'· co. c1v ....... ... -· wf71721t $21,995 flllencllll enll•lllt, 811r ----1• ........... u •• ..... full f11c; tor y ·1err. ....,/bll lttif, Mnrf, CO, -eedet ptMHle, 11111 "'w v55724l. 131K I~ nellable, Bkr ' ... _, ... f •tt iHter C0ttv, 2111 ml, 5ap4, wtlite, l'IY ltlw .. tllll fact w1rr, l"''lld. non amllr tlkt new vl26695 129.985.., 9&586-1- ........ 'fi c...., ,. "'~ ltllr, m"rt. CO, b1111tlful orfllul coitd, v6265!54i 111995 Bl!J. 94&-!i86-l• .. r>-\i=~:: II WfY flW prb for 'fOll "'· Yin at ""'* Plid for at noL Cal Od ,., @ T Oll1lllo Al*> S.S. Jn. 437-l!m at 714-328-:m! CASH FOi CAIS We need your C¥. peld IOf Of not. Phillips Aulo Ask fOf Malcolm 94~574-77n ,thr .. e Pwly Wiii buy BMW's & Mercedes cars 198S-& up, ruMinc or llOI c..11 7 I .. 106-UM BOAT REPAIRS/ SERVICES * SfDl Til * on Balboa Island, tor 1811 power boil, SIOOmo C.11949-440 586b CEvery:~tday Beapanof h, place your ad todayt (~) 6'2-5678 HOemT & liLtSOl'•f PUJMBER L~S86. Free Estimetet Smell r191lrs (714) ZJS.9150 rttlOsiPWMHM Repalfs & R1modtlin1 FREE ESTIMATE U687398 714-969· 1090 n.tN,_..,llgfall»olfftOCd) -·--= Q.INMI fPIQ\UST 1WUDY l'U-.ci 949-645-2352 --. ....... ~ ... ~ .. ... lOCA ... ~MMUMC lllT1CT'°'4 ........, ...... 675·9304 Rll1Rt9 I a .......... BIG MIKES TREE SVC. R.cmaval, Trimming. Yard Ocanup, OanoWorlt ~).6'S.9S44