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Home My WebLink About2004-06-25 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot. . ........ ' .... · .. ~ ' .... '. Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 'FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 2004 =::::!fury.in rape trial stuck on first charge . . . .. Panel as.ks the judge if it should proceed to other counts if it can't reach a verdict on count No. 1. · 0.•P• Bharath 9a~Pilot • • SANTA ANA -About seven hours Into deliberations. jurors In a hfgh·pro· ftl&{ipe case on 1bunday uked Judge f'nlOI09Co Brileno if they should pro- cee4 <1to deliberate on other counts lf thfit an\ reach a verdict on the first co~ court oftlcials aa.ld. . =HaJcll, aon of Orange County t Sheriff Don HaldJ, Kyle Na· r and Keith Spann are accused ... ... ..... ••• of raping an unconscious 16-year-old girl in the. assistant sheriff's Corona deJ Mar home. Prosecutors aay the teen· agers raped the g(rl and sexually as- aaulted her wtth various objects. The teens also made a videotape of the incident, which ha.s been plaJe(I before the jury and other wttneuea. The public was not allowed to view the tape as It was played in the courtroom. If convicted of the 24 felony counts, the boys face up to 55 years in prison. The jury trial began on May 3. Tbe defense hu ugued tll8l the acts wete consensual and brought Harria Fisk. a neurologist, to testify that be believed the girl waa In an alert atate of mind during the incident The pros-· ecutlon put neurologllt Peter Foti· nalcea on the stand, who said b• be- lieved the glrl wa.s heavily Intoxicated lf not unconsdou.s and was nonrespon- .ive. Coun officials released copies of the jury's request Thursday afternoon. Bar- ller in the day, they bad asked to see portions of the videotape, the court papers abow. At about 1:25 p.m., they asked the question: "If we are unable to reach a verdict on count No. 1, are we to continue to other counts or do weatopt" The first count ta rape by intoxica- tion. Briseno instructed the jury to proceed with the other counts, officials said. Deputy Dtlt. Atty.'"Sulm Sthroeder llid tt ls too premature for anyone to gue# what jurors are talking about be- hind closed doors. ·u would be like trying to read tea leavea: ahe said. "It's not unusual for juriel to have d.lftlculty ftgurlng out how to go about the proceu. That doesn't mean they're dedded or undecided.• Jwora also asked for the complete testimonies of Fl.&k and Fotinakes to be read out to them. That, too, is common in lengthy trlals, Schroeder said. Haidl's attorney, Joseph Cavallo, saJd be did not want to guess the jury's di· rectlon . "I have no reaction to their ques- tions,• he said. "I'm just going to wait and see what their final verdict will be.~ Jurors will not meet today. They will be back to continue deliberations Monday morning. • DEEM BKARATH covers publlc Hfety and courts. She may be rHched at (949) 674--4226 or by e-mail at dHpa.bharathO/atlmet.com . ' · ... · Law says kids to be buckled in new buses ••• ••• .... ••• ••• ••• .... ••• .... ••• ••• :-: ••• ..... ••• ••• •• • • .•. ••• •• • .•. ••• .... :•: KENTTREPTOW/DM.YPl.OT : :: Corona def Mar resident Robert Scherer flew his Beechcraft Starship as a chase plane for SpaceShipOne's historic flight Monday. • =· .... ·=· .... . . ... ... ... ••• .•. ... . •. ·=· . . :: Straight-up chaser Allele Robinson Daily Pilot W bile he hasn't yet made U into apace. Robert Scherer got pretty dam close this week. And be got to watch someone make that dream a reality. Sc.heter, of Corona del Mar, Oew one of three •<::base planes" that followed Spa.ceShtp()ne and the plane that carried lt up to the edge ot Barth's atmosphere above the Mojave Desert on Monday. The successful mission made Spa&SbipOne the flnt private, Corona del Mar resident Robert Scherer flew one of three chase planes in the historic flight of SpaceShipOne above the Mojave Desert. manned craft to travel Into space. Aircraft desJgner Burt Rutan and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen are the project's major proponents. An Investor fn stocb and commercial teal esrate, Scherer hu been Oying for more than 20 years. For the last six years he lw Oown a Beecbcraft Stanhfp, an eight-seat plane designed by .Rutan that ls aomewbat bigger than a private'plane such as a Cessna but smaller than most commerd.al aJrcra.ft& There were only SO 8eechcraft Starship planes made, and Scherer's ls one of just four left. A chance landing at Mojave near Rutan's company'• hangar ended in Scherer meeting Rutan, who Is one of his heroes, and ultimately wu asked t.o be a part of the SpaoeSbJpOne flJghts. ·rve always been Interested tn space development and apace Bolice to focus on drunk drivers Costa Mesa officers will conduct two sobiiety checkpoints u~oftheir sP.e!:tal enforcement. o1'fl•aw• DalfPllot COSTA MmA -PolJce will ltep up tbelt etroru to niduce .me l!Cddenca mvoMnt dNnk .... Iii lbe ~. popallr dei· ..... • ... dlntne and .... ... , "" '1111 Colta .... PollCe DiPtrt· mini Wll fDclll on DUI enforce. IDlat durtns lbe "'You Drink and Dl'W9. 1bU Loee· nldoc* CUil· ...... today ~ haly 10, Annex. Andie Felipe de OlJvdra Braga, 31, c:Ued on the tcene while another 25·year-old man ~ serloua inJtirl• On May 18, two CO~··· Newport·Mela men died ln a car Ci'Uh on Placentia Avenue after the drMr lOSt control, drove onto the atdewalk. hit a tree, then ran head-on lnto a light pole, causing the car to flJp and land on Its roof. More recently, two Cotta Meta trallk omc... were imolYed In a rnotoitt'yde C:iMb on Me'mON1 Cly on tb1 s.n DleF ~ One al the cilk.Wt Wll Injured, while the alb.-l'llbied not onJy hit_ partner but the aDepdly diunk motorqdll wbo caueed ... '°'-'Cl. ..... M exploradon, • Scherer said. •Th.ls was a potential to get close to the be5t pogsll>Wty of brin8lns apace into reach o!the common man." Over the past year, Scherer bu Oown 10 times for SpaceSblpOne tests. His plane and the other two chase planes follow the White Knight. a twin turbojet aln:raft deslgJled for high aldtudes from which SpaceSh.lpOne ii launched, up to about 40,000 feet and then help guide the apaceaaft u it comes back to Earth. They tab plctwea and video footage to be studied after the ft.lgbts, and they SM CHASER,, ... M Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ONTtEWEB: ~.~can WEATHER~ Expect • btt of doUdlneee amid eonshlne end iempemu,.. In the 70a. SMPapA2 SPORTS Looll junlOt _ ...... ....... Dr...-..... ~In her"'"°"" Ill c... MiM Golf. Country CM>. ... ,...All Those currently on the road without seat belts will still be legal, but state legislation says new ones need restraints by July 1 . Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Starting July l, some new school buses ln California will have something none has ever had before -seat belts. State legislation will require that all new school buses carrying fewer than 20 pas· sengers have 11 three·polnt restraint sys- tem, or shoulder and lap belt. beginning July 1. The same will be true for all new schooJ buse8 starting July 1, 2005 . Buses currently on the road without belts will sdll be legal, but any new buses purchased or manufactured will need the restraints, according to the state vehicle code. All Newport-Mesa Unified School Olsttlct's buses are due for replacement ln the near future . "Anything that encourages safer condi· dons, we support, H said Dana Schon wit, a Newport Coast Elementary School PTA member. "I don't know why they haven't had seat belts. If you wear a seat belt in a car, why wouldn't you have them in a bus that's full of kids?" Senate BW 568, whlch passed In 200 l. amends the state vehicle code to require the restraints ln all new buses after July l . Before that deadline, the district will get at least one compressed natural gas bus - without restraints -through a state grant and may purcll.ase a second, Assistant Supt for Business Services Paul Reed said. Because the restraints take up extra space. the buses will have a smaller seat· ing capacity, Reed said. That will mean the distrlct will have to buy roughly 20% more buses to transport thp same number of student& 1be dJstrlct1 new director of transporta · tlon servlcee. Pete Meslln, said he's aU for getting new buses -the disU1ct now has aome as old as 35 yea.rs. Older buses are SN BUSES, Pqe M I t AZ r Oday, .me 25, 2004 ON THE Balboa Yacht Club's Beercan Regattas are held each Thursday at 6 p.m. through Aug. 26 tn Newport Harbor. Regattas brew kegs of joy Simon Brown Special to the Dally Pilot F or those k>oking for a watering hole on the water with some Cam.Uy fun on the side. look no further than the Balboa 'mcht Oub' Beercan Regattas. Held each ThW'Sday at 6 p.m through Aug. 26 in Newport I latbor, the Bcen:an Regatta is a chance for sailors with a range or skill levels to enjoy gmit racing. barbecue and great sunsets. as the dub promi9eS. •The race Is for people who don't nonnalJy sail,· said Ben Benjwnin. the Balboa Yacht Oub'i. ~ .idmini!.tr.uu1 and progJam ~or. ·It's more like a cruise. Genmtl.ly, thrte or four people in the boat know what to do everyone me has a beer in thdr hands.· While other Salling clubs h.l~e imllar races. Benjamin says his club's VttSJon are the largest In Newpprt Halbor, featuring Newport Harbor races are open to members of the Balboa Yacht Club or United States Sailing. mo~ tlwl 65 boats. 1bere are two different c:owses competitors may chose from. one al a length ot four miles. the other at 4~o miles. The~ are m racing classes, five of which use the Performance Handicap Racing Fleet 6)'Slem, which gi\e each boat a handicap based on size and skill. and one design cbw that ls a head-to-head race. Ih .. bodl with the W\\et.l score at the end of a four ra1.-. •rie~ wuu. llb cl..L:.!>. ·rhert: is even .m .ipprupnate pritt for winners. ·Trophi.~ ha\-e been beer mugs or beer glasses." Benjamin aid. "It's representative or th1,; style of racing." The m~t appealing aspect or these rs.ces for sal1o~ Uk'" Len Bose. a Oeet captain at the Balboa Yacht OW>. Is not the promise of Pilsener prtz.es but the opportunity to be with family and friends. "It's about taking as many people •you can fit on your boat up and down the bay for a sail." be said. "But I U.O &ee tbll race as a way to get my (S-year-old 800 Andrew! involved ln saWng. .. Bose has been racing in the Been::an Regattas alnce 1981 and plant to do 80 "for another 100 years," he akl. •1t'a lib the commerdal: ~boat. $10 pack ofbett. lbe rest II pdcdm," be said. 1be races are open to the publlc provided they are memhen in p>d WldiUg of the Bal>oa Yac:bt Oub or United~ Se.lllng. But If setting on a boat isn't foe you. other opdom are avdable. '"'Jbere are a lot of restaurants and comriiierdal boab that lib to watch," Benjamkl taid. "lt creates quite a spectacle for spectators." WHATS AFLOAT Newport Beach. lnfonnet.ion: (949) 729-3863. Beginning at du9', admiaion la free and • WHATS AR.OAT is published periodically. If you are planning a nautic:AJ event. submit th4t lnfonnatlon to the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St. eo.ta MMe, CA 92627 Of by •mall to dailypilot latunes.com. SPECW. EVENTS The Newport Hatt>« N.utical Mmeum .. hosting an exhibit of 40 mantime paintings by Caleb Whitbec*. The exhibit lndude8 three claulc local yachts, the Curlew, Ticonderoga and the Sea Drift. The exhibit is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m through Sept. 12 at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, 161 E. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach. Information: (949) 673-7863. Newport Dun. A.oft .. o8tttng • lhowtna of •Prfncea Bride" Friday. July 2. Beginning at dusk. edml9eion Is free and pelting Is $8. On th4t beacta tn front of Newport Ounet Re8ort. 1131 8adt Bay Drive, Newport Bead1. lnfonnatlon: (949) 729-3863. Newport Ounea A.oft Is oft9rtng a lhowtng of •erother Bear" Saturday. July 3. Beginning at dusk. edmiasion ls free and pelting ia S& On the beacta in front of ~ Ounee Rnort. 1131 8adt 8ay Drive. Newport Dunee R.ort ........ a showing of ·e:r Fnday, July 9. Beginning at du9'. edmiulon la free and parting Is SS. On the beach in front of Newport Ounea Reaort. 1131 8adt Bay Drive, Newport BNch. Information: (949) 729-3863. Newport Dunes A.oft .......... ahowlng of ·Pocahomas" Saturday, July 10. Beginning at dusk, admission Is free and parting is $8. On the beach in front of Newport Dunes Rnort. 1131 Bade Bay Drive, Newport BNch. lntommion: (949) 729-3863.. Newport Dunes Reaoft ...... a lhowt.'9 of "Cha11otta's w.t>• Friday, July 16. Beginning at~ admiaion Is free and parting is $8. On the beedl fn front of Newport Dunes Rnort. 1131 Bae* Bay Drive, Newport Beach. lnfonnation.: (949) 729-3883. ~Dun. "-cwt ....... showing of •Monster'• Inc." Saturday, July 17. Beginning at dusAi. admiaalon la ..... and patting la S8. On th4t beadt Jn front of Newport OunM Reeort, 1131 Baca Bay Drive, Newport 8eactl. Information: (9491729-3863. NawportO... ~-....... •showing of •Josie and the Pueayc.ata• Friday, Juty 23. Daily.APilot WL•,M>.ln THOMMH.~ ..... ~ 10NY~ :.;o,::. Miiot ~com ~DHWI .-..& ...... ~,=r M Dnllor/,._. Dlil&:Q"9(, ~ DINclDf .. PMDt ,,,_ -~ ---Glrw:'ttl .... n.om.~ ....,.~ .......... ........ n...---0-.Mid ........ .. .,.._ 1 \ ,'t ........ , '*" ......... _. C...Mllill ..... DM221 dlAltw-sw•• ff ""Pm .... OM E• ti, ...... ..,..._ ............. °"" .... ,'? ~ ....._ .... --."'*" , . .:::==:~ parting Is $8. On the beach In front of Newport Dunes Retort, 1131 8act Bay Driw. Newport Beach. lnfonnation: (949) 729-3863. NawportDuw"-cwtla ..... •ehowlnt of·~-Seturday, July 24. Bag.Inning at dusk. adml.-k>n .. free and patting Is $8. On the beact\ In front of N9wport Dunes Raort, 1131 Ba<* Bay Drtve, Newport Bud\. Information: (949) 729-3883. Newport Ounea "-cwt·~• lhowing of •Goonlaa" Friday, July 30. Beginning at dusk. admi91ion .. free and petting la $8. On the beach In front of N9wport Ou'* Raeort. 1131 Ba<* S.., Drive, Newport Bead\. Information: (949) 729-3883. Nawportl>uMa"-cwtla .......... of "Pinocd11o" Saturday, Jutv 3t 8egfnning at du9', admlaion ....... and paltcing .. $8.. On the bNdl In front of N9wport eu.n. Reaott. 1131 Bade Bay Drtve. Newport Seach. lnfonnatlon: (949) 733863. N9wpolt 0..... "-'of "lnclene Jona and the Temple of 0oom• fridey, Aug. 8. Beglnrnng et dutk. admiaion i. free and paftdng .. S& On the beact\ In front of Newport Ounee RMort. 1131 8adt 8-v Driw, ~ BHc:tl. lnfonnation: (949) 729-3883. • • THE HARBOR COLUMN Ocean Border Patrol needs more attention to detail, efficiency A hoy. I could not believe my eyes. but there was not a huge line of people waiting to walk aaoss the border lnto the U.S. from Mexico. I thought either that my dmingwas Fishing Tournament is now underway. The first year's tournament was a tremendous success. Davey's Locker contributes that to the generous sponsor MIKE donations. so this perfect, or sometblng was WHITEHEAD year should be bigger and better. amiss. However, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the Border Patrol bas improved the overall elfidency. Ever alnce Sept 11, the Border Patrol had made a show of force for people waik:iog across the border wtlb metal detecton and big aaeenJng. I bed a huge r:n with thil show ol though. because at the same time. there was m1nimal enforcement of boats cruising up the coast or, for that matter, those on buse. who Mre screened lea. Recently I was cruising back into the U.S. from Mexican waters; and for the flnt time. I was actually followed by a Bonier Patrol RIB boat once J was Inside thebalbor. lt wu easy to see I was cruising beck from an intematlooal voyage, as I WU the only veaeJ app.road>lng from the IOuth, and I still bad my courtesy Mexlcan Oag hoisted. These agents In the RIB could not or would not check me m. l still had to go to the San Diego Polk:e dock to ca1J for another agent to drive down for check-in. The ef6dency c.ouJd be dramadcaOy improved. At least it Js a start on their behalf toward watching the ocean border closer. but let's make the check realistic and dlideot 1 have an idea: I wiO extend an lnvitation for a Border Patrol agent to ride with me on my next cruise, and I can show firsthand how to improve the cunent system. I mention the border, because last week. I told you bow the hurricane season ls lo effect, but many of the boaters in Newport Harbor will bead eouth to Bnsenada for a vacation. Plus. the fishing ls great south of the border. 80 many flshing boats are be.adiog south for the good bite. Remember, whether you touch foreign soil or not. once you cross the lntemadonal border, you must check ln with customs on your return. Speaking of ftsblng! Davey'a Locler'11eCOnd annual Kid'S Summer The tournament runs for the months of June, July and August and ls open to aU kids 15 years old and younger. The best pan ls that It ls free to enter. The only caveat is that the youth must catch the fish on a Davey's Locker's i.pon boat or one o( the skiffs. Of course, the ftsh caught must be orlep) siu, and you can only use a rod and reel. The tournament Ls a perfect way to teach the youth the enjoyment of fishing and experience an enjoyable summer activity. There are many pma Including rods, reels, tackle, gift certificates and T-shirts. You can read more o.nline at http://www.daveys lockn:com. and those wanting to help sponsor can call TUfany Peten at (949) 673-1434. TP OF THE WEEX Monitor your cad>on monoxide exhaust fumes from your engines, generators and barl>ecues aboard your boat Did you know that while cruising :Jowly downwind in the balbor that the winds can blow the exhawit fumes back. into your cabin. Ever have some guests experience acute headaches that are not related to motJoo sickness? Also. never let anyone tealc surf -where a swimmer hanp onto the $Wim step while being pulled through the water. The low pressure behind the transoms pulls the exhaust rumes baclc to the transom. Tune in to my "Boathouse Radio Show" from noon to 1 p.m. every Saturday on KCBQ-AM (1170). You can join in during the nation's No. I boating talk radio sh.ow by calling the listener line at (888) 344-1170, and you can listen at http://www.boat houseradlo.com. • rM<E WHrTEHEAD is the Pilot'• boating and harbor columnist Send him your harbor and marine-related thoughts and story suggestions by •mail to mlk••boathous.tv.com or visit hrtp:llwww.boathouH tv.com. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST It wll be oloudy In the monWllg, than mody tunny ....,, Hiaha wUt be from 70 to ",_.._ coeM end T1 to. lnllnd with ligt1t wlnda. Tonight wlll be peftty cloudy .-fylnthe~. than Clloudf, lowa wtl be from 68 to ... llgttt Wine.ta. .... tt*1n: WWWJMSS.nON.QCW BOATING FORECAST Wk*wlla-wrillblaM10 1inoeacw-.~ us • ly 1'10to 1111noM In the ... ti00h .. wlnd .... d2 .... .... °" ........ ..... ...................... ol ........ -..1n .. ......... , .... vwilbll • ........... wind .... d2 ........ °" • ........... ,.,... ............ ............. ,.tltD21 knoll on combined .... of 5 to 7 fMt. Tonight, wfnda wCll be out of the nofthwest 8t 15 to 25 knota on combined .. _. of 5 to 7fMt. SURF The eurf will be In the waist-1 to poealbty d*t~ .,.., loot for a toud\ of nofthwM1 wtnd tMll. wNctt Wltl bMg in kNe-to walet-hlgh..,, IMound W99t·t.dng tnab. .... .-llY: WWW.tlUrlWdw.OIV TIDES n:. 2:Jlem . •.30a.m. 4:A1 p.m • n p.m. . ..... MARK C. DUSTIH/DAILV PILOT Lisel Sutter, a volunteer at tne Wrtch Creek Winery table, poors a glass of Merfot for a customer at ttie food and wine festival. Wining allowed and encourage_d at festival Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Food bank volunteer John Mauger gol his chocolate fix Thursday eve- ning at South Coast Plaza's 12th annual Food and Wtne Festival, simultaneously sa- voring chocolate I laagen- Dazs ice cream and Godiva chocolates. The festivaJ enables South Coast Plaza to show off ils cu- linary offerings while helping two organi7.ations that work to prevent hunger -Second 1 larvest Food Bank of Orange County and Someone Cares Soup l(jtchen in Costa Me~ Every dollar raised at the festi- vaJ goes to the two nonprofils. "lt's really popular." Anton Segerstrom said of the festival. "People love it It raises money for a good cause in Costa Mesa. It's fortunate we can suppon them, because (soup kitchen founder! Merle Hat- leberg does great work." This year's festival featured more than 30 wineries, focus- ing mainly on those from the Central C,oast One of those wineries. Cougar Ridge in Paso Robles, was trying to keep up with the rugh de- mand. ~The response has been outstanding." loa.id Pete Metz. Cougar Ridge co-owner. "We're hoping we brought enough wine for everyone.· This year, the ticket price In- creased $5, but that didn't di- minish the crowd. More than 1,300 tickets were sold before the event. The prlce increased so the charities could get more money, Segerstrom said. The soup kitchen started in J 986 with a single pot of soup. Hatleberg recently honored Segerstrom for being one of Its original board members. Last year, the soup kitchen received about $25,000 from GETIING INVOLVED BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Seaman will claim Mayor's Award Sea Captain Fred Bock- mfiler Is the latest recipi- ent or the c.osta Mesa Mayur's Award. •GETTING INVOUIED runs periodically In the Daily Pilot on a rotating baala. For information on adding your organl.zation to this ' list, call (949) 674-4298. SPEAK UP NEWPORT donated yam Is appreciated. Kathy Silverton, (310) 472-6903. SURFRIOER FOUNDATION The Surfrider Foundation Newport Beacfl Chapter Is a grass-roots, nonprofit environmental organization that works to protect the oceans, waves and beadles through tu Conservation Activl1m Researdl and Educalton program. (949) 631-6273. SWEET Al>EUNES OF ORANGE COUNTY the festival, said Shannon San· 10s. Hatleberg's grand- daughter. The funds it will re- ceive from this year's fesuval will go toward expanding ih tutoring program. "We need to hire another tutor. and we want to get 15 more students,· Hatleberg said. "We have Utem waiting in line." Mauger applauded the soup kitchen's worlr. in the commu- nity. "It's really pretty remarkable whal they do," Mauger !laid. The festivaJ occupies the plaz.a space between Crate & Barrel and Macy's Home Store. During a routine ex- pedition to Avalon out of Newport Beach aboard the tall ship Argus, the Costa Mesa resident and his crew rescued a scuba diver Ooating ln the ocean. The award program was designed to recog- nlu lndMduaJs who bave displayed exem- plary qualities of leader- 1hlp and YOluntetrism or have petformed Ul out- standing act of ~rVfce. A nonprofit organiz.atlon that promotes the social welfare by educating the public and improving local government in Newport Beach holds monthly meetings the second Wednesday of eacfl month at the Newport Beacfl Yacht Club, 1099 Bayside Drive. Newport Beacfl. A reception begins at 6:30 p.m., and meetings begin at 6 p.m. Free. Annual membership dues are $20. Send chedc to "Speak Up Newport." P.O. Box 2694, Newport Beacti. CA 92663. (949) 673-1191. The singing group invites women who like to"Slng to join them Tuesday nights for four-part harmony, or Barbershop-style singing. (949) 495-5685. Boclaniller wUl reeetve the award at ilie O>Sta Mesa City Council meet· lng on July 6. smCHES FROM THE HEART . Made up of a group of women from Southam California who love to knit and crocflet, the nonprofit corporation 11 looking for volunteer• to knit and crocflet hats, bootia and blankets for premature babies and babies In need. The Items are donated to hoapltala aero .. the country. Pattems are available, and TELl-A-FRIEND Orange County cancer groups seek volunteers to encourage women to have mammogrems Participants will take part in a one-on-one program of education and encouragement spclcifically refaled to mammogram• and ear1y breaat can~r detection. The Susan G. Komen Breaat Qincer Foundation. (714) 967-9167. • Finut Prime SklJa anJ Beef in Orange County · FrnlHst GriJkJ Lobstn; Crab 11nJ Se".fooJ in the an• • Liw Tribuu to Prtmlt Situllrd Monday 11nJ Tum/4y Nitht1 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 8.u O PENS AT 4130 PM DINNP.Jt IS SE..RVED ;> M ONOAY-SATlll.OAY FIOM Sa30 PM For R.eauftrion CaU (949) 646-7944 1695 1,..,;.,,. &w.. c.#11 M.,, Ct Friday, Ju'le 25, 2004 A3 Fireworks restrictions leave some groups out in the Ju~y cold Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Ink had barely dried on the new rules for selling fireworks, but at least one school that has been shut out of the sales oJ:JportunJty wanted tl1e rules to be changed. Monday. a parent from Vine yard Ouistlan School asked the City Council to reconsider the re- strlctlons It made on fireworks sales. The school was no longer eligible to sell fireworks since one of the new rules stales that organ.17.atloos applying for fire- works-stand permils need al least 80% of their members to five in Costa Mesa. Since the item wru. not on the agenda, the rouncil needed a su- permajority or four council members to approve the di'>t'US· slon. That failed. And now i1 will be much tougher for the school to pay for a scheduled trip to Washington. D.C. next spring. said Ron Ross, the vice·princlpal of Vineyard Ouio;tian'!. middle school. ·we'll see what other kind of fundr-dising we• can do." Ross said. "When you have single moms, and they're sacnficing 10 send their kids 10 pnva1e 5chool -that's real typical (herel -ii'.' a challenge, it rl'ally '' " Many coum 11 members were sympathellc to the school's plight. "Ir's one of tho~ unintended consequences," Mayor C ;ary Monahan said "I don't thlnlc llhe new rules! were meanr to keep some of the private schoob or others from being able to quali- fy." On May 17, the City CounCll changed lhe criteria for selling fireworks, af1cr intensive public debate and a community meel- mg. The goal of the changes was to limit the number of fireworks stands. The cow1cil hmited the number of ~lands to 40 and made the 80% requiremenr hut allowed high schools to qualify if they have only 50% Costa Me-.a residency. 1llis year, 37 organuations ap plied to seU fireworlcs and only 28 qualified. City Gouncilman Mike Scheafer, who initiated the restrictions, said he was sur- prised that so few groups quali- fied. "I thovght more groups would meet the requirements than ac- tually did," Scheafer said. wBut it may bring the point home that we're dolng fireworks to help our local residenrs. and II doesn't ap- pear that these groups were do· ing that." Vineyard Cllrlstian Schoof, a kindergarten through eigl1th- grade school, mostly serves par- ents who work in Costa Mesa. Ross said. The school has u hands-on philosophy and likes to take its students on educa- tional field trips to stimulating places like Washington, O.C. Sacmmento and 10 a science camp on Catalina Island. Ross added. To help defray the costs of these trips, the schooJ has manned a firewprks s1and for the past four years. Last year, it raised close to $20,000, Ross said. '!be funds from the fireworks sales have also been used to help refurbish the computer lab and repair asphall for the school'i. basketball court. '"lnese are major projects lhut dirct:tly affected the kids.~ Ross su1d. "It's not like (the funds! are paying teachers' salaries.~ Lori Hammarlund, a parent at the school who made the plea to the council Monday, !laid she felt the new rule'i were 100 res1rlc- 1ive "You had a handful of people coming and complaining.· Ham- marlund said. w(The council I en- acted what's an overty restrictive law to address those concern!.. ·111ose concerns are the illegal fireworks. People will still get those, and I don·1 thank (the council) look into account lhe organization., that they're culling out." Scheafer i..ud he 1!. wnsidenng holding a town hall meeting this !.ummer to help group!. find other mean!. or rahing money withoul selling firework.'\. CHASER Continued from Al tap an eye °" ShipOno for potentlal ~ problml&. The prmoua r:ni9s1ons were l. IO Monday~ letl WU a <'Ort\~ media blil2, or ·Woodstock ror aviation.. SchitMr aid. 11\e pre11 had ita own hanpr, 111\d about 20,000 s~tator9 lined the runway ~and 11\appUla plcfuru. Oc&plte a few mommt.1 oC trepidation dwtng the Olghl- an l'll~ lhur otr eotly &nd tome mysterious bangtna nol.les were heard by SpcaceShfpOne'.I plJOC -everyone wu overjoyed whrn SpaccShSp()M touched down lllf dy aft r re.ch!ng lt1 goaJ or cln.rtng the &rth'.I atmO!pbrre at 328,(91 Ci • Now he~ hoplnl to ~pan of rutwe tem lhat wUl b.appm before the end of the year u ~ SpaceSblpOne team tries for the $10 million "X pri1.e," which Is ofl'ettd by a private (oundadon u an locendve to spur pace travel development. Tu wln, a team needt to aend a ahlp that can cany three people to the edgo or the •tmOlphm! twice within two week& Scherer aald he thJnb NASA Jw beoome bloated and lnetlldent. and eeea SpaceShfpOne as the begjnning or commetdal •J*le travel development, Now that a few companies arc Jeadlng the way, others will Join the fteJd. aead.og Innovation and dtMng down costs lhtough competition, he said. *It may take decades 10 get AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN Item• to ttle Daily Piiot, 330 W. Bay St., Ccma Mesa. CA 92627; by e-mtil 10 lul•.,,.n11•l•tlmes.com; by fax to (949) 64M170; or by calllng (949) 57~298. Include the time, date and locetion of the event. aa well u a cont.ct phone number. TOOAV Orange County Publlo Reldone SoMty of America wUI ~the 20<W P\'Otoa Awards, whldl honor• itll top members. The event will be from 8 to 11 p.m. al the Sutton Place Hotel, 4600 Mec:Atthur Blvd., Newport Beed\. Tidteta coat $70 to $675. lnformetlon: http://www.ocpru. ol"Qlproto• htm ~wtlbe. Home Remodel .ng and Oecorsting Show from noon to 8 p.m. In building No. 10 and the Perede of Producu at the Orenge County Fair and Expoaf tlon Cellter, 88 Fslr Drive, Cocta Me.a. The co.t It S3 to $6.76. Information· (818) 557-2950. UrwonN In ..... Md Ngea will be llUdled In detail In ad ... that teec::t.. their lifecyde and other facts from 10 to 11 :JO a.m. The coat It $10 per mild age 6 end older, end registration Is requll'9d. lnformelion: (949) 923-2276. SATURDAY Ther9 we. be a Home Remodeling Ind Decorating Show from 10 a.m. to &p.m. In building No. 10 and the Parade of ~at the OTenge County Fair end Expoeltlon Center, 88 Fair Drive, Cotta Mesa. The coat la S3 to $6. 75. lnfoml.UOO: (818) 657-2960. Opere P9cMc .. pneendng a Me concert under the direction of Maestro John CJ.Main. •Opera Under the Stare• will ~at 8 p.m. at the Padfk!Am~ on the OTenge County fairground•. 88 Fe r Drive, Costa Meta. Information: (800) 34-0PERA. http:!Mlww.O(»rap«lflc.org TMOolden~~ wlll hott. bl~ cootlng deN with Alan GrMntov from 1t a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1787 Newport Blvd .. Cotta Mesa. Ticketa •nt • P9' actult and $30 per mod. Information:(~) 045-8970. 0.W.Couteolege ~ Edueation le aponlOftng a loan aJgnlng agent Mmlnar from 9 a.m. to <4 p.m. at Ofenge CoMt Co1189e. 2701 felrvt.w Rold. Rtg1Wttt0n la $154. lnfonnatk>n: (714) '32-8880, option 1. ..... onfftie9t: hrtp,:/twww.oc:icticbta.com ~eoe.tc..._.~ Educ:8doil le~ Undentanctng tong. Tenn on lntu,.nce from t a.m. to 3 p.m. at 0'8nQe CONt Coflege. 2101 ,.. ....... Aced • ....,...,.don .. •• ~: (714) QZ-YIO, opdon 1 . ...,. ... t °"""9 M! hapAWww.occdcteta.a>m. 'ft may take decadea to gec1>90ple to the moon, but I think you're going to see apace tourism become a broad~based reality In the next decade.' Robertld9lnr pcoJ>lo lO &ho moon. but I thJ.nk )'OU re &Oin& to apace towUm become I bioald·bued teallty ln the next dec:ade, • SchemMJd. Out .,,.ce cr.veJ. and even t0me alt aravel. It •tW beyond the midi of the ·~ J)ft'IOn. II~ hadn't wlRly Invested an l.nhetf t,aoce In U!cb stoc:b In the 1980s. It may have taken hlm years to afford the Stanhlp'a $2.2-mllllon price c.ag. A apaaaaft would ha~ to go much faste:r man SpaceShfpOne to get Into orbit around the Barth and even tomewbat Caster than that to read\ the moon, said WWlam Slrignano, medw\lcal and aierospace engineering profeuor at UC Irvine. ·u eeems 10 me that we're adll a long ways from making It aff'ordabJe, .. SUigmno Wd. ·1 don't want to aay fl'• an instgnJflcant achievement. what [Space.Shlp()neJ dJd. but they're still way Car away from gettlnl into orbit and going to the moon.· • AUCIA A08lNSOH coverw bualn..a, politics •nd the environment. She mev be reeched et (949) 764-4330 or by •mall 8t alicJa. robin BOil tllatim61.com. 640-0286. SUNDAY Th.. wtl be a Home Remodeling end Decorating Show from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. In building No. 10 and the Perede of ProducU et the Orange County Fair end Expoait)on Center, 88 Fair Drive, Colt.a M .... The COit la S3 to $6.76. lnformltlon: (818) 557-2960. The City of~ Meea Human Relations Committee la holding ita third •nnual community pknlc •t Felrvfew Pltrtt from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at 2626 Pl8Centfe Ave., Coat• M .... Admlation I• free and la open to all Coat. Mesa reatdenta. Information: {714) 754-6011. MON>AY Borden loob. "'*Md c.M wtll host Stot'ytlme with Mia Kathy. Reading begins at 101.m. at 1890 Newport BNd.~ Colt.a Meu. lnform•tlon: (949) 831-8881. WEDNESOAY BNfW end the Susan o. Komen Bl'ffl't C.ncer Foundation have Joined together for the Uttimete Drive tn Callfomle, 1 program ~to ralling $1 mRllon In 2004 for t>nsat cancer research. The fundralser will be from 10 •.m. to 6 p.m. at Sterling BMW, 3000 West Coeat Highway, Newport Beach. lnfonnatlon: (949) &45-5900. lUt.Y 3 Audldons for the Roy9I a.t.ra pn:>duc:tion of •ctnderella• will be held at~ Hall et the Orange County ~ng Atta Center beginning at 2 p.m. at eoo Town Center Drive, Colt.a Meta. Information: (714) 668-2787. A 1W'l>Mur~ tour of the Bacl e.y will be glwn by a tr•IM<I neturelllt beginning et 9 a.m. lhent la no cost. end no reeervatJona ,,.. needed. lnformetlon: (949) 923-2269. JULY4 The~ Legion lWltCk.tb la spoNOrfng •Sharing the American Spirit• Foc.lrth of Jutv Boat Parade. TIM~ tnldltloo beglnt whh breelcflst from 7 e.m. to noon at th• Amertcan legion fWt 2:91, 215 16th St., Newport Budl. Cost la se per penon. lnfonnation and appllcatk>nt for enterlng bo9'a Into the perede are evallable by cont.a.Ing the AIMl'ican t..glon N.wport Hatt>or fWt offtce. lnformldon:(949) 873-6070. Pl1a1m•ra·c.i..ery._.w11 hoet • f.oUrth of Juty l'Y9M whkh wtM -.u,.. befbtcut. dtmonttrlllionl, llw muek:, an toe c:rtem eodM tnd. pw.1t11tlo.'I on~ ~of the~ The~wllbe from ti e.m. to 3p.m. et 1720AdMN Avt., eo.te Mela. lnfonNdon: {714) Mt-3112. JULYS ................ hOllld bv bet..,.,. Stephenie BUSES Conbnued from Al ltW Sak, he saJd. but new onee ~ &e. poOutif\a, more comloct· ab~ and ha~ lower' m&lnto- DIDQC eott& But be'a not IOld on the ~ or eeat n:atrainia on bwla. School buses, he -.kt. a.re ... ready saltt than pastenp wh!- d Not only 8111 I.bey aiore vla- IbJe, he ..id. but are built stronger and with • ~ compartment placed~ lhao where a whido would hit the bus. 1'MI ~ans also •com· pAIUl\entaJ.11,ed• In their ICJllts. IO they arm\ thtowQ at far in I auh as they would be in a car, heaald. •teusea are) buih ao much like POU CE Continued from Al the crash. Cosa Mesa police wtJJ conduct cwo .t>brlety cbedpofnta as part of thet.r gpeclaJ enforoeme.nt. one today and another on JuJy I - both near 17th Street and ~t rnimter Avenue, where one of the f.atalide. occurred, Wadkins said. •it has been one of our prob- lem areas. and we want to leDd a dear message to the people In that neighborhood,• be said The various incidents this year have given 08icer1 a new sense or purpoee, Wadk:lm said "We're going out there with re- newed energy and inspiration to Remington beginning at duat. The cost la f'1 per person for ages 8 and up end pre-reglatretfon la required. Information: (949) 923-2275. Bofden Boob, Music and CeM will hoat Storytlme with Min Kathy. Reeding begin• at 10 a.m. at 1890 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. lnfonnatk>n: (949) 631..aeBl. JULYI A abt-week education&I ..._ begln1 for women newfy dlegnoled with brent cancer and othe,. wentlng to leem •bout the dl1eaae. Oates are Jutv 8, 13, 20. Z7. Aug. 11 end 25 end they're being hetd at Hoeg Hoepital, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach, Conference Room A. Though the series 11 free, preregistration la required. lnformedon: (949) 7-CANCER. AY7 ALldldoM for the Rov"' laW'e productJon of •G1ee11e• will be held at Segemrom Hall e1 the Orange County P9rformlng Atta Center beginning at noon. 600 Town Center Drive, Coste Mesa. lnformetlon: (714) 5~278'l Mothet"a ~ wfl host •tntMtlnel Health, M•Jor Key to longevity.' • free aemlner given by Priecella Cordray, a nutritional con1ultent, from 8:30 to 8 p.m. The martcet ls located at 225 E. 17th St, Coat.a MeN. Information •nd reMf'Vetion&: 1800) 696-6687. Shannan Library end o ...... a. holding e Aemllh, garden style deafgne course at 9 e.m . Held at 2847 E. Coat Hlghwsy, Coronl del Mer, the event coet 19 $45 ($40 for •Friends .. ). Information: (949) 873-2281. http://www..JQardeN.org. •q Abollt .......... perent~ld teaming e>eperienoe with ltoiy time and henda-on ectlvttlet from 10'.3() to 11:15 e.m. The OMt ,, S6 per mlld eges 3 end 4. Spece It limited end reglltntlon I• requ11'9d. lnformetfon: (949) 923--2275. Borden Boob,~ end c.M wlll hott Nldttk>deon Summer Campa for klde, fNturtng 10nga, gama, crafts end more. ~nnfng et 11 a.m., tM camp It llmtt.d to 20 and registration In «tvance la required. The cemp It at 1890 Newport Btvd., Coat.a Mese. Information: (9'9) 831-&eet eo.dw9 loob. ~end c.M will hoet StOfYtlm. with Mia Laura and the dletnt: Yummy food. Aetdfng beglM It 10 e.m. It 1890 Newport Blvd., Costa Mela. lnfonna1ion: (Ml) 831-88e1. JUL.YI The O..,..Cowity ,.,, ...... I ,._119aw recepdon of Chia )'Mr'I r.lr. whidt wfll fleture CM Feb four wtd\ the e>r.,. County P9olftc &,mphony, ft'9WOfb, ~chwtng. "*"'"° ~andlightfoodend ~The want• be from 7 to l".AI p.m. mt CM Pldtlc ~ .• ,.., °""" ~ Mele.'"'°"""'°": (714) 709-1521. do our Job and make the sneets aafer.. he aa1d. Costa Mesa police . omc:era make 1 iecord number o/Dtn ar· l2Sta lo theV city compared to otben in the county, but tbae tnddent.1 are on tbe rise, Wad· kins said. •Many of the yowiger driven are more afnJd of belng aqested than being inj~.. he said. "They don't think they are winer· able to lojwy. They lh1nk lt can't happen to them.. The number or DUJ crashes Jw been rls1ng nationally for the last three years. said Reidel Post. executive director of the Orange c.ounty chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving. •Sadly, we believe the reason for that Is complacency on the Padflc AmphlthNtre .. holding Teate of the Fair from 7 to 8:45 p.m. Admtalon 11 free. The Pacific Amphitheatre la at the Orange County Fair end Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Coat.a Meea. lnfonnetlon: (714) 708-3247. http:ll'www.ocfelr.com. JUl.Y9 The Or-. County,.. wtl .... free adm(ufon Ind p8fting from 10 to 11 a.m. for •Jam Into the faJr• to le.let off the 21-day event. 88 Fair Drive, Coat.a Mesa. lnformatlon:(714) 708-1546. JULY 10 The fourth annulll Orange CNsh Demolition Defby will be from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Citizen• Business Bank.~. Orange County Fair and Expocitlon Cemer, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. lnformetlon: (819) 424--3348. The N9wpot1....,. Pubic Ubrary la cetebrstlng the 10th •nnlvereery of the Central Library with codctail,, dinner and epeakera, lnctuding emcee Ed ' Arnold and La. Angeles Tlmes cotumnlst Patt Morriaon. Starting et 7 p.m., the event la being held et the Newport Beach Merriott, 900 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, end coats $125 per penon. lnformetion: (949) 644-3298, option 1. 8ordera Boob. Mutlc Md C.rt will holt Marvin Mixon at • book aignlng for hla new book p •Accidental MUider!" Beginning at 2 p.m., the algnlng will be held et 3333 Beer St., Costa Mesa. lnformetlon; (714) 432-7864. Borden Boob. Mutlc and CllM will holt Jina Becerr et a book aignlr\g for her new book. •The Japaneee Alt of Se>e: How to T ..... Seducie and Pleuure the S.muraf in Your Bedt00m.• Beginning at 2 p.m ., the aignlng will be hetd at 1890 Newport Bfvd., Coat.a M .... Information: (949) 831-88e1. .M..Y 11 The Newport lwft Pubic Ubraiy end the City Atta Comtni8alon .,.. preMnting a rec.ptlon for lttilt Raymond 0 . Otit that wlll lncluc». muaical petionnence by" Padftc Symphony Youth Ordleetra at 1 p.m. In the friefQa Meeting Room at the Centflt ~. 1000 Avocado Avt., Newpon Beedl. lnfotmatlon: (Mt) 717-3800, option 2. http,;lf'Www.~rl bHt:hllbrwy.oro. lorderwloob,--endc.a6 will hoat Jlnt e.carr at • book tlgnlng for her new book. "The ....,..Alt of Sele How to r ..... ~.nd~,.1" s.mu,.11n Your a.ct~ Beotf1nlng et 1 p.m., the 8'gnlng wfM be held at 3333 BMr St., Costa Mtee. lnformtdon: (714~ "32·7at. JULY12 HoeeC-C....11 ...... ~inthe~--- c.nc.-""*" Educetlon ...... oe1ect ·eeuuat11 end Ali9outWe for copln,g wtlh GI Cancer:'" ft Wt11 Nn from l:30 tot p.m. •Hoeg Hoepftal (Aldledon ~ Llbttry-1 It too;), 1 HOlig DrM, Newport leed\. The~ II he, but,......., .. r9qUlred. lnfDnnetlon: M> ~ ~ up or wmiog tJOund in their ...... llid. The dJltrlct la ~ tor gwits co ~ "• 65 bl--. M..un .JcS. Bue they wUl ba\'e to .ca.re budpdng !or new buses. wbkh COit about $100,000 each )ftl. 8eca1.&1e IN! dJ5trlct bas not been pun:baaina new bulel on a ~ bUis, the whole fteet needs en owrbauJ. Reed said. Oleta b\IMlf cost mo~ lO main· lain and are leee fuel etDclern. he ..id. ·~·Mesa basn\ re- p&aced ltl bUsee In a k>f\8 time.• Reed said. "Part of the problem ls that we abould haw had a plan for rolllng out ae""1 to 10 a year." •MAW O'N!ll. CCMlf9 education. SM mey be~ at (9491 57~268 or by e-mail at mM'lsll.OMll•l•tlmN.com. part of the public,• she said One way to counter the prob· lem Is to support Jaw enforce- ment omdals and encountge their wott. Pc6t said. Volunteers from the group wlD be at both of Costa Mesa~ sobriety check· points to distribute Informative brochures to the public and to provide moral support to the offi· cers, she said "There's also another reason Wf!re theie, • Post added. ·And that is to say 'thank you' to the officers for womng these check· points.• • DEEPA 8HARATH oovera public safety and oourta. She may be readled at (949) 574-4228 or by &-mallet deftpa.bh11r11th tllatimes.com. •nd Fragrance Assn., presenl ·look Good ..• Niel Better" from 10 •.m. to noon at Hoeg Ho1pltal, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The event Is free, but registration Is required. Information: (949) 261·9556. Bofden Boob, Music and CaM will host Storytime with Miss Kathy. Reeding begins at 10 a.m. et 1890 Newport Btvd., Com Mesa. Information: (949) 631-8661. JULY 13 The Newport Beed'! PubUc Ubrllry will prwsent Teen Night with mualc by Y Not, hosted by the Young Adult Adviaoiy Council. Beginning et 7 p.m. in the Frienda Meeting Room •t the Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beech. lnform•tlon: (949) 717~3800. http:l..WWW.newportbelldl library.orp. Mothet"a M.ut will host "The Test of a True Thyroid: a free seminar given by Judith Todero, a clinical nutritlonilt, from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m . The m•rtcet is at 225 E. 17th St., Coste Mesa. Information and reservations: (800) 595-6687. JULY14 The Newport 8w:h Public Library presents An Evening with Huell Howaer. host •nd producer of ·ee1ifoml•'• Gold• on PBS at 7 p.m. In the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Ubraiy, 1000 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach. The event la free, but tlct'eta ere required and can be obtained at the Central Ubrery starting June 19 at 9 a.m. lMre'a 1 llmlt of two per person. lnfonnetion:(949) 644-3296, option 2. http:/..WWW. ~libnlry.org. ~ MMtaat wll ho9t "'The Dange" of end lmbelanoed pH;' a free seminar given by Jlke Kevortlen from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The mertte1 la at 225 E. 17th St.. Costa Mete. lnfonn.atlon end reeetVatlona: (800) 696-6667. SherrMn Ubrary.,.., o ..... holdlngaShadeGerdeningdau beginning at 9 a.m. The clul la being held at 26'7 E. COPt Highway, Newpof1 Beam. end cocta $46 (Ml for '"Friends'"). lnfonna1ton: (9491873-2281, hap.iMww~org. 80fdeta Boob, Muelc end CtlM wtH hoat Nldcelodeon Summer Campa fot kJda, r..turfng eonga, gemes, cnb end motW. Beginning "' t1 .. m.. the camp la llml\ed to 20 end '9gietrlltlon In edv•'* I• ~ulred. TM cemp la at 1880 Newport Blvd., Costa Meu. lnfon'netlon: (948) 831418t. ..,..,. loob, Mu* end C-'16 wtlt hoat St~m.whh M6- Laurlt tn.t tN themt: run on the Fenn. AMdlng beglrw et 10 e.m. "' 1110 Newport Btvct., com ~ lnforlnldon~ (M8) 9S1.-Sl The°"""ll~ MmN'11 the~ G. Komen ...._ Cancel' foundetlon ... hold. teem~ onantlldun tor .. rwwtnd "*"mina...,..otpClllew for.,,. ,., erwlUll ~ or.,.. County "9ail tar .. Cure from noon to 1 :30 p.m. TheN le no "*'9. bUt ,....'**-... NqUlrtcl '°' ... .,.,.held .. 1111-A AlrPoft LOoP Dltw, c-. M.a. frib11Mllk•o: (714) llH'la ' PUBLIC SAFETY Police wwn against calls Newport Beach police are warning the public about maudulent phone calls from people claim· Ing to do sum.mer aec:u- rlty checks. officials &ald. The Newport Beach Police Oep,artment has a program largely run by it.t volunteers tn which the volunteerg would oblige community mem- bers' request to •eep an eye• on thelr homes whea they are gone for summer vacation, said Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve ShuJman. •eut we never solicit people co use that seTV· Ice;• be saJd. "'If someone calls us and tells ua they need us to provide that service, we do that." Shulman said the de· partmeot got reports that whoever is making the fraudulent calls is uklng people about their plans for the summer. •no not give out any information regarding this over the phone: he said. Anyone requiring such a service can call the po· Uce department at (949) 644-3717. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Blfatol StrMt: Commercial burglary was reported In the 2900 blodt •t 4:04 a.m. Tuesday. • Mc:Connlck Avemw. A stolen car was reported In the 350 bloct at 4:02 p.m. Tuesday. • South Coast Driw: Trespassing was reported in the 1000 blodc at 2:09 a.m. Tuesday. • lHnJty o.tv.: A garage burglary waa reported In the 3000 btodc at 5:31 p.m. Tuesday. • w..t 19th S1rMt: Annoying calb were reported In the 500 blodt at 4:23 p.m. Tue.day. • w.st 19th StrMt Commercial burglaiy wu reported in the 600 blodt at 8:59 p.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH • West BalbcMI Boulevard: Vandalism was reported In the 1300 blodc at 6:54 a.m. Wednesday. • Hllaila Wiiy: Forgery was reported In the 4000 blodt et 9:06 •.m. Wednesday. • N9wport Boue.vard: Vandalism was reported in the 2900 blodt et 9:14 a.m. Wednesday. • Newport Center Drive Eut Petty theft was reported In the 600 bfodt ei 2:36 p.m. Wednead•y. • flWlkan HIN Ro.t South: A vehlcfe burglary was reported In the 22600 bfodt at 4:51 p.m. Wedn89d•y. • Sheftngton ~:An auto theft wa1 reported In the 1800 blodt et 12:08 p.m. Wednesday. • VIit.a Entnlda: A home burglary waa reported In the 2100 blodt at 10:22 p.m. Wednesday. McKlm Betty JoHphlne McKJm wu a ,.•ldent of Coat• Meea for 60 years. bom Feb. ... 1928 In CallfomlL Sh• paned away F.t». 23• 2004. Sh• WH a Wedding Coof'dlnator. 8h9 .. euMwd by Mertynn, Erin, Shawn, Brett and 3 pldchllchn, Funnil~..,. held at Pomona Valley oemet.y on 2·ZT Ill 11 :OOem. ' °"1Plot SUMMER CAMPS . AQUATIC CAMPS July 12, Juty 2hnd Aug. 18. The brMthlng. voe.I W1rm-up, .. r COSTA MElk Aqua Camp Is• cost la $120 (for4-to ~) trelnlng end fhvthm. Agee kwlted orS1G6(for9-to 12"VU~. a,.15 to 10. CamPI .,. June 2t weetJong prognim that Includes plua • $10 perticlpant fM. through July 24 from 11to1l:66 edoctdonat ectlvitiel, relay raoet. lnfonnation: (949) 844-3151. a.m . or noon to 12:66 p.m. The eurf cont9ata, water polo g11mea http.:IMww.dtyntwpO(t-bMda. cott la $99. lnfon'natlon; (949) ~ mot9. Ages Invited.,.. 6 to c:Aut. 844-3161. http:/Miww.dty. 14.. C.mP9 ere Monday through MWJ)()(t-bMc:h.ca.u.. ffiday, Juty 19 through 23 from CLIMBING CAMPS COSTA MESA: Pl•no Et30 to 11 a.m. or 3:30 to 15 p.m. Explorettona lntroductt children The cost la $26. Information: (714) NEWPORT BEACH: Climbing the piano end genenil 327·752& Summer Camp la geared toward mullcflNhlp through singing, COSTA MESA: Summer w.-r children IOCCMSfully meat9rfng oar tnilnfng. rhythm, keyboard Polol=conaiS1 the MCeaary akilla of rode trelnlng end ensemble of prec.'tice, Ing end •dlmblng. CUmbX provldea a aafe experience. Ages lnvtted are game tedmfques. Partldpama environment end knowledgeable p,..klndergarten to 6 years old. must pan a 60-yard freestyle staff. Ages invited are 8 to 16. Campa are Saturdays, 9:45 to swim and tread water for one c1a .... are Monday, Wednesday 10:26 a.m .. 10:30 to 11 :25 a.m. or minute to be eUglble. Agea and Friday, 91.m . to noon. end 11 :30 a.m. to 12:25 p.m. Invited ere e to 14. Campa are begin July 12, July 28, Aug. 2 and beginning June 26 end ending Mondays end Wedneadaya, Juty Aug. 16. The cost Is $90. July 24. The cost Is $79 or $99. 19throughAug.11 and Aug. 16 Information: (949) 644-3161. Information: (949) 644-3151. through Aug. 26 from 6 tt> 7 p.m. http:IA\tww.dty.newport-beadl. http:IM-ww.city.newport·beadl. The cost Is $30. lnforml1Jon: (714) ca.us. ell.US. 327·7626. NEWPORT BEACH: Ocean Art COOKING CAMPS Camp for Children Is designed to BASEBALL CAMPS release c:reatfve potential and tap COSTA MESA: Kids In the KJtchen Into children's right brain to NEWPORT BEACH: Skyhawks teaches ctiildren meaauring. nurture creativity and energize Baseball Camp is a program that mixing, spreading, cutting. Imagination through art. Ages focuses on baseball stirring and all the other ek.ills that Invited are 6 to 10 years old. fundamentals through drills and get the food together. Each ctass, CamP9 are Saturdays. 11to11:55 fun gamea In a relaxed setting. students will bring home the a.m. or noon to 12:65 p.m . Campers should bring a baseball fruits of their lebors. Ages Invited beginning June 26 and ending glove, water, tunsct'een, lunc:h are 5 to 11. Cla"" are July 24. The coat la $99 plus a $25 and e snack. end will receive a Wednesdays, 1 :30 to 2:20 p.m . materials fee. Information: (949) baseball and a T-shirt. Ages (for 6-to 7-year-olda) and 3 to 3:60 644-3161. Invited are 6 to 12. Camps are p.m. (for a. to 12-yeaH>lds) NEWPORT BEACH: Discovery Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to beginning Juty 28 and running Arts Camp Introduces ctilldren to 3 p.m. and bogfns June 28, and through Aug. 26. lnfonnation: the joys of expreuion through Monday through Friday, 9 a.m . to (714) 327·7525. the arts In a fun and safe 1 p.m. and begins Aug. 2. environment. Participant.a In the Information: (949) 644-3161. CRAFTS CAMPS longer classes should bring a htrp:/ANww.city.newport-beach. aadt luncti. Ages Invited are 3 to ca.us. COSTA MESA: Clay 'n Paint 10. Camps are Monday through Sculpture for Klds lets kids Friday, 8:30 to 11:45 a.m., 1to 4:15 BASKETBALL CAMPS explore their creative potential in p.m. and 8:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. this hands-on painting and until July 26. The cost Is $140 for NEWPORT BEACH: Skyhawks sculpting class. Student.a need to half-day and $295 for full-day. Basketball Camp provides a bring a shoebox and wear a lnfonnation: (949) 644-3161. noncompetjtlve environment for amodc or coveMip to protect http:/!Www.city.nowport-besch. kids to leam the basic akills of the clothes. Ages Invited are 4 to 12. ca.us. game. Participants will learn The camps are Fridays, 3:30 to NEWPORT BEACH: Dance techniques for passing, dribbling 4:30 p.m. and run July 23 through Classes teach ctiildren the grace and shooting. Campers should Aug. 13, or Mondays, 3:30 to 4:30 of ballet, the rhythm of tap or the bring water. luncti and a snadc, p.m. from Aug.2 through Aug. moves of jazz. Students must and will receive a basketball and 23. The cost is $46 plus a $4 wear a leotard and tap, ballet a T-shirt. Ages Invited are 5 to 12 materials fee. Information: (714) and/or jazz shoes. Ages Invited years old. Camps are Monday 327-7626. are 5 to 7. Camps are Saturdays. through Friday, 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. COSTA MESA: Klda Craft Time is 11 a.m. to noon from July 10 and begins July 12, 10 a.m. to 2 a program designed to let kids through Aug. 21, or Tuesdays, p.m. and begins July 19, or 10 explore a variety of crafts. 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. from July 13 a.m. to 2 p.m . and begins Aug. 16. Students should wear aprons to through Aug. 17. The cost is $70. The cost Is $125 or $136. protect clothing. Ages invited are Information: (949) 644-3161. Information: (949) 644-3151. 3 to 8. The camp runs NEWPORT BEACH: Hip Hop gives http://www.city.n11wport-beadl. Wednesdays from 10 to 11 a.m. ctiildren the ctiance to have fun ca.us.. July 28 through Aug. 25. The cost and leam popular dance moves. is $30 plus a S7 materials fee. Bring energy, dance gear and BEACH CAMPS lnfonnation: (714) 327·7525. comfortable shoea. Ages Invited are 7 to 13. Campa are Mondays, NEWPORT BEACH: BeactiSports CULTURAL ARTS CAMPS 4 to 5 p.m. from July 12 through Summer Beacti Camp Includes Aug. 16, or Fridays, 4 to 5 p.m. instruction in beach and ocean NEWPORT BEACH: Broadway from July 16 through Aug. 20. safety. boogie boarding, fitness, Jazz/Musical Theater Camp The cost is $70. Information: (949) ecology and beacti games. teactiea jllZ, funk and 644-3151. Campers are encouraged to bring contemporary steps to the tunes http://www.ciry.newport-beach. boogie boards, drinks and snads. from "Annie: "Grease" and "The ca.us. Shade, water and sunscreen will Sound of Music." Participants COSTA MESA: JllZ, Ballet & Tap be provided. Ages invited are 5 to should wear comfortable clothes, teaches all three styles plus a 13 years. Campa are Monday sneakers or dance shoes and choreographed routine. through Friday at either 9 a.m . to bring a towel. Ages invited are 8 Participant.a need blade jazz 2 p.m., 11 a.m. to 4 p.m . or 1 to 4 to 16. The camp is M onday shoes. black blketards and a fitted p.m . until Aug. 30. The cost is through Friday, 3 to 4:30 p.m. and T-shirt. Ages Invited are 7 to 10 $186 plus a $15 materials fee. begins July 19. The cost Is $96 years old. The camp Is Saturdays. Information: (949) 644-3161. plus a $3 materials fee. 3 to 3:45 p.m. and run June 26 htrp:/..WWW.city.newport-beach. lnfonnation: (949) 644-3151. through Aug. 28. The cost is $58. Information: (714) 327·7525. CB.Utt-htrp:l...WWW.city. COSTA MESA: Ballet cfass newport-beach.ca.us. develops gracefulness. poise and CHEERLEADING CAMPS NEWPORT BEACH; Youth Acting Camp enhances thinking skills, balance while learning the fundamentals of ballet. Parents NEWPORT BEACH: Cheerleading creativity, self-confidence, poise are asked to observe class first camp by All-American Cheer and expression while loaming and last sesaions only. Girts provide• a fun, action-pad(ed acting tedmlquea for stage and should bring pink or black environment to leam ctieers, television. Ages Invited are 8 to leotard, light pink socks or tights ctiants, motions and jumps. 15. The camp la Monday through and pink ballet shoes (short Participants should bring water, a Friday. 2 to 3:30 p.m. and begins ctilffon ballet skirt optional). Boys snadc and a luncti, and will July 12. The cost ls $95 plus a $3 receive a music compact disc materials fee. Information: (949) should bring a white T-shirt. black shorts and soc::ka, and blade ballet upon completion. Agea Invited 644-3151. htrp:ltWww.city. shoes. Ages invited are 3 to 8 are 4to12. Classes are Monday newport-beach.ca.u .. years old. Claasea are Saturdays. through Friday, 9 a.m. to noon COSTA MESA: Vocal Explorations 2 to 2:45 p.m. and run June 26 (for the 4-to 8-year-olds) and 9 develop ctilldren's voices and through Aug. 28. Classes for a.m . to 2 p.m. (for the 9-to perfonnlng skills as they leam 3-year-olds are the same dates 12·year-olda), and begin weekly fundamentals of vocal projection, and day, but run from 9 to 9:30 Get a ''Big Company" health plan at a price that won't make you sick. P.tcifiCarc bdinu. •eanng is good. Doing something is bcncr. ·nu,·, why dicy offer you seven PacifiCare SipuuttOptions '4 (PPO) Plaru• and thrt:e l\cifiCm SignanmValue-\~ (HMO) Plans•• lo dlOOIC from. ~fiCm abo provides its members with many val~-addcd programs at minimal or no additional premium. And you can choose from an extensive nerwork of doctors anJ hospitals throughout CaJifum~ Find out abour tht variolll Piofi<:arc Individual Pbiu. a"4 tht mmy other wa11 PacifiCare helps you ind your furuly be hc2lthy. Call tht lia:nscd broka bdow. • n.r r...r.c-s.pan...op.oona (Pro) ri.n.111 IUIClcrilN1a1 11y r.1r.c..r l4 ....i Haldl ,_,_,, <'A>flll'l"V "Tht !'11(,llC:-.....,.,,.Wut (HMO) 1'1Mil ut elf-1 t, l'tul'.C-ol ~ Robert Jones Uc 10n 1J98 1-94 9-548-7907 2268 Fordham Dr. Co ta Mesa, CA 92626 OJ' vilit www. joncs-agcncy.oom e.m. and ct..... for 4-yeaM>ldt run from 1 :30 to 2 p.m. The cott I• $42 for 3-•nd 4-year-oldt, end $58 for ell othera. Information: (714) 327·7626. CO~ ME1A: Tap Dancing teechel the buk aldlla end routlnee of tap wl1t\ e tente of rhythm, 9')'1e end skill. Parents ere aaked to obtervo on the flm and lest .... ions only. Girt• should bring bladt leotlrd, blldt IOdc.a or tights and bladt tap shoos. Soya should bring 1 white t..ahlrt, blldt shorts and socb, and black tap shoes. Ages Invited are 3 to 8 yea" old. Clauea are Saturdays, 9:30 to 10 a.m. and run June 26 through Aug. 28. The cost la $42. Information: (714) 327-7626. FOOTBALL CAMPS NEWPORT BEACH: Slcyhawtca Rag Football Camp provides kida with a safe. noncompetitive environment In which to loam basic football skllls. Partlcfpanta should bring water and anacb. and 'Will each receive a football and a T-shirt. Ages invited are 7 to 12. Campa ere Monday through Friday. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m . and begin July 19 and Aug. 16. The cost Is $120. Information: (949) 644-3161. GOLF CAMPS NEWPORT BEACH.: Skyhawtca Beginning Golf Camp teaches kids the fundamentals of golf using safe and effective teaching equipment. Participants should bring sna<*s. sunscreen and a water bottle, and will receive a T-shirt. Ages invited are 5 to 11. Camps are M onday through Friday, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m., and begin Aug. 2. The cost Is $120. Information: (949) 644-3151. INFANT /TODDLER CAMPS COSTA MESA: Parent end Me Infant/Toddler Play is a participation ctass that enhancea parent/ctiild and chlld/ctiild relationships. Singing, making music and stlmulatlng m otor skills are some of the activities Involved. Ages invited are 10 months to 4 years. Classea are Tuesdays, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m . (for 10-month· to 2-year-olds) and 10:30 to 11 :45 a.m. (for 2· to 4-year-olds), and runs from July 27 to Aug. 24. The cost Is $31 (younger kida) and $34 (older kids), plus a $3 materials fee. NEWPORT BEAat: Terie'a Toddler and Infant Program is a parent/ctilld participation course designed to improve and develop motor. strength, flexibility, language, rhythm, play and social skills. Parents must attend with their ctilldren and should bring a towel. Ages Invited are 6 week.I to 3 years old. Classes begin June 29 through July 1 and end July 27 through July 29. The cost ranges from $50 to $70 plus a $5 (for infant.a) or $10 (for others) materials fee. lnfonnation: (949) 644-3151. NEWPORT BEACH: Terie's Playtime for Presctioolers (Mini-School) Includes clau activities like story time, puppets. music, dance, arts and crafts, and parachute play. Numbers, shapes and name recognition will also be Introduced. Parents must volunt eer to attend as aides two to three tlmea during the course. Agea Invited are 3 to 4 years old. Class begins June 29 and ends July 29, 12:30 to 1 :45 p.m .. Tuesdays and Thursdays. The cost is $110 plus a $10 materials fee. lnfonnatlon: (949) 644-3151.. ~ _L:MNCH-IT-0. FIESTAS F• Featlwe Pm Ilea! · \ .............. • Graduations • Birthdays • Showers • Rehearsal Dinners BBQ BEEF $2 22 BACK Rm.s I c,,,_,,..,, StvlfNI Tnuln PORK CHOPS $4 22 AsPARAGUS ~ .'VllOry Sivff!" _lb. L«al s ~HICKEN BREASTS .JW wttt 1-wu u,,L •/-PORK, ~ ...,, STRAWBERRIES CHICKEN & BEEP ICA.BOBS BB kit SALE STARTS JUNE 26th! S TYLE FITS • Van Ell • Sesto Meucci • Rangoni • Ladles' summer shoes, handbags & accessorieSt Corona Del Mar Plaza 949-721 -1325 Next to Chico's ' - FORUM HOW lO GET PU8USHED -ua...: Mall tO Ryan Cart9r It the Dally P00t.. 330 W. Bey St., Cocta Me.e, CA 92827 • ....._. Hodlne: Call (949) 842.«>86 Fu: Send tO (949) ~170 ~s.nct to dailypilot•tati,,,_com •All correspondence must indude full neme. hometown and phone number (for veribtion putpONI). The Piiot reMf'V9e the right tO edit all 1Ubmittlona for clarity end length, COMMUNITY COMMENTARY Wash tiffs away with a Platinum Rule HOW TO CONTACT YOU.R REP~ESENTATIVES ... CITY OF COSTA MESA. Costa Mesa .City Hall, n Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626,(714)754-6223 Mayor: Gary Monahan Coundl: Ubby Cowan, Allan Mansoor, Mike Sc.heater and Chris Steel Bockmlller, Vioe President Pavl E. Shoenberger, Jim Atkinson, Mike Healey and Trudy Ohllg-Hall D o you mlaa Steve-. Car Wuht Do you even know that lt'A under new ownership and now called Beach Oti~7 Actually. J'IJ cont: I didn't. At least not until a year ago, when I think they'd already been In busin~ about a year. So much for no1 being a perfectJonist when it comes to my car. But you know about that already from an earlier column. Steve'• was vo1ed bes1 car wash ror I don't know how many yeara In a row. and •Ince the Car Spa lJ a.tways so crowded, f decided to go all the way across town In the hope that Beach OtJes would do a top·Rlght job just by virtue or the tact that they occupy the same physical pace. I topefuUy, they'd have somewhere for me to it wh.Ue I wait other than those outdoor benches. Pulled my car in. Still cash only. Just like Steve's. Yup, the lnterior of the bullding. which they'd gutted. was still empty. No place 10 slt other than the same hard concrete benches. Okey dokey bighl. I headed over there to wait. And there. already waitln8-, was my fonner neighbor, a man l really like. Delighted to see him. I ask.ed Sam to fill me ln on all the news Crom the old hood. The btggest piece or news was that his wife had her knee replaced four months ago. The operation It.self went very weJI. but the aftermath was tenible. She developed one compllcarion after another and was laid up stlU. This all happened a year after she roUerbloded Into a parking meter and blew her elbow to smlthereens. Not so good. "Just my luck.· he qulpped. "Everyone el..e ha.s a wife that gets a cold or the flu. I got a dud!" I laughed. I know him well enough .___..._.___ __ _, to know that MAXINE COHEN and caring man. his lrreveren I humor belies the fact that he's a kind "How are you doing?" I ~lted, recognizing that this can be almost as hard on the caregiver as on the patient. "OK." be said. ''I'm around mostJy anyway. and I jusl 1old her to let me lc:now if she needs anything.• "Are you leaving It up to her to asJc you then?" Hls eyes were still. They looked blank.. as if he didn't understand. Uh-oh. I've known Sam and Allee for 12 years, and I'd often heard her jokingly complain about the fact that he could lie there all day long when ~he was sick. and Sam would never even notice. I always took th1s to be something or an overstatement. exaggerated for comic effect. Maybe not. But since I do know htm weU. I decided to risk IL r venrured. "Sam, you gotta ask her repeatedly if you can do anything for her. A blanket 'lemme know' won't cut IL· "Hmmm. That's what she says." he replied. "Thing Is, I'd much rather be left alone when I'm not feeling weu.· "I believe you,• I said. "But that's not what she wants.• "So whatever happened to the good old Golden Rule?" joked Sam. Good question. The Golden Rule says, "Do unto others u you want others to do unto you.· In actual practke, this means thar Sam Is golng to treat his wlfe the way that he wants to be treated. ln thls ln tance. It means that since Sam likes to be left alone when he I n't feeling well, he's gonna leave Alice alone, too. Right? Work.able? Apparently no1. At the rlsJt o( committing heresy. I don't think the Golden Rule quite does It. It's not that It Isn't a valuable principle LO live by. Certainly it is. but f see It more as a statement of good lntentJon:. than an actual rule that prescribes behavior. We alJ want to be lreated kindly, lovingly and with conslderatJon. By fat. the majority of us would say that ourtntenlion ls to trea1 others thls same way. But if we behave toward others in the way that reels right to us. that doesn't necessarily mean that it'U work for them. Case In point above. I think there's a better way to go. ll's the Platinum Rule: ~Do unto others the way ·rnn want to be done unto.· This is about differences and honoring and respeding the other person's right to have preferences that do not line up with yows. It's about behaving In ways that the other person con iders loving and kind. It's about your husband slltlng ln his chair. reading the newspaper, not bored. not intentionally Ignoring you and not wanting to be disturbed until he's through. even though you don't m ind being spoken to when you're reading. Its about your wile. cooking dinner ln the kitchen, focusing on the task at *Looking to increase your companys exposure and brand awareness in Orange County? *Interested in driving our fan-base to your businesses? *Looking for a unique and dynamic opportUnity to partner with one of the top universities in the nation? hand, not wanting to be giabbed and kissed passionately right then and there even though you'd love It if she'd come over and do that to you anytime. This comes up all the time when I counsel couples and families. It seems that we want to treat others In the ways that feel good to us. lo spite of the fact that they tell us loudly and repeatedly that that is not what they want This ia problematic In so many ways but none more so than when we are sick. Illness makes us (eel more needy and vulnerable than usual. and we are less able to fend for ourselves. So It is moll! threatening and hurtful when we are not responded to In the way that feels best to us. And so lt Is with Sam and Alice. When Allee Is sJck. she feels cared about and cared for when Sam caters to her. When Sam is sick. he feels cared about and cared for when Alice leaves him alone. If he wants anything, he'U ask. Very different but very reaJ for each of them. If we apply the Golden Rule here. Sam will Ignore her and Alice will feel hun, neglected and abandoned. And Alice will tend him to death and Sam will feel suffocated and engulfed. If we apply the Platinum RuJe, Sam wlD remember to ask Alice how she feels and if he can do anythlng to make her more comfortable. Alice will mate a concerted effort to leave Sam alone unless he asks for help. After all, platinum is more expens.ive than gold. and lt'U get you a whole lot farther In yow relationships. So treat others the way they want, and both of you will get more of what you want. CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach City Hall. 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beadl. CA 92663, (949) 644-3309 Mayor: Tod Ridgeway Coundt: Gary Adams. Steve Bromberg, John Heffernan, Did: Nktlols, Steven Aosansky and Don Webb COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT District Office: 1370 Adams Ave .• Costa Mesa. CA 92626, (714) 432·5898 Chanc.llor: William M. Vega Board: President Paul Berger, Vice President Annando Ruiz, George Brown, Jerry Patterson end Walter G. Howald; student trustee Madeline Levy NEWPORT-MESA UNIFlED SCHOOL DISTRICT District Office: 2985-A Bear St., Costa Mesa. CA 92626, (714) 424-5000 Superintendent: Robert Barbot Board: President Dana Black. Vioe President Serene Stohs. Clertl David Brooks, Tom Egan, Martha Auor, Judy Ffanco and Linda Sneen MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT 1965 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa, CA 92627. (949) 631·1200 Board: Pr8$ident Fred COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT P.O. Box 1200. Costa Mesa, CA 92628-1200, (714) 764-6043 Board: President Arlene Sdlafer, Jim Ferryman. Art Perry, Greg Woodside and Dan Worthington ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mesa, CA 92628-9050, (714) 966-4000 Elizabeth D. Partier, member, Trustee Area 5, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hall of Administration. 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana, CA 92701 • Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa. Newport Beach), (7141834-3220 • Thomas Wilson, 6th District (Newport Coast). (714) 834-3550 ORANGE COUNTY FAIR 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (7141708-FAIR Board: President Ruben A. Smith, Vice President Patricia Velasquez, Emily Sanford, Peggy Heidi, James Barich. Deborah Carona. Leslie A. Ray and Frank Barbaro STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th District, 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 395, Irvine, CA 92715, (949) 833-0180; Press Seoretary Pat Joyce, (916) 323-1200 Schedule of Events IRRELEVANT WEEK XXIX JUNE 21-26 Monday, June 21 ARRIVAL PARTY/PRESS CONFERENCE AT NEWPORT DUNF~ Several hundred people. live music, food. cheerleaders. with more than 200 gifts from the community given to Andre. 5 p.m. kick-off. $10 per person (includes food fest). Tuesday, June 12 Guest or Disneyland Reson Wednesday, June 23 ALI-STAR IRRELEVANT WEEK LOWSMAN BANQ UET AT NEWPORT MARRJOTI Andre receives the coveted "Lowsman" Trophy (opposite or the Heisman) from the University Athletic Club. Some of the celebrities ready to roast Andie are former and current NFL stars Bob Golie. Matt Willig, Doug Smith, An Powell, Paul McDonald, as well as other pon notables who will be in attendance i.uch as Jim Tunney, Dave Levy and Ed Amotd. $1 .SOO All·Pro table • $1 ,000 per table • $100 per person Thursday, June 24 Noon • SlLKY SULLIVAN'S SOMMERSELL SALUTE Lunch, libations and lau;tu. Welcome Andre back home to Fountain Valley. Friday, June 25 11 un. • ESPN "The Big how" IRRELEVANT RALLY Broadcast live from Muldoon's Irish Pub. Movin' and Ciroovm' 'Round Fasluon Island ~ Andre is the Grand MarshA.I. Everyone is invited 10 panicipatc. 9 P·•· ·MR. JRREl~EVAN'f'S 24TH BIRTHDAY PAJlTV and Ml8.9 IRRELEVANT CONTEST AT THE BLUJt: B ET (Mfll' Nf Wporf Pltr> Pri1 for top thrw entries. Oct there at 9 p.m. for free enuy and VIP t.rcatmcnt. Saluriltly, /Mne 26 Andre lu v f'or NfL R<>Okic Oricntaiion at La Coata Rc.wrt and Spa. CarlM)ad, California. • . . 72 HOURS Daily Plot SATIJAQAY CytMo lrt town. •eyr.no de Bergerac• 11 a pl1y about• man In love who II too Nlf~ about h~ large noea to directly~ Roxane, to lnatM<I he UMI torMOne elM to rMd hfl poetry to her. The petfonnanoe will be on the 5egemrqm Si.ge at South Ca.I Repertofy, 866 Town Center Drive, ea.ta Mela. l1c:bts cost $27 to $66. Information: (7141 708-6666, ~~.com. Luzma Ortiz as Dora the Explorer and Greg Kata as Boots, Dora's sidekick, perform in "Dora the Explorer: Search for the City of Lost Toys.• Dora and Danielle Musical play, is a colorful and whimsical journey through pyramids and jungles and on to the City of Lost Toys with Dora and her funny monkey sidekick, Boots. TonyDodero Daily Pilot I called my wife from the om~ the other day and told her 1 had some news for my oldest daughter. •DanJelJe, I have a question to a.sic you." "What dada?: she replied. ·0o you know who Dora the Explorer 1sr "Yeah." she said. "I have her towel" Danielle, my 5-year-old daughter and her sister Kristen, 3, it turns out are big &.na of the popular •0ora the P;xploret" cartoon that appean weekday mornln&1 on the Nlckelodeon Jr. network and Saturdays on CBS. So when I asked them if they'd like to go aee "Dora the Explorer Uve: Search for the Qty of Lost Thys, ·at the Orange County Perfonning Arts Center, they were very excited. And they weren't disappointed. Wednesday night kicked oft' the opening night of Dora. and the four of us spent the evening amid a cheering throng of toddlers, flashing their Stan and IJsht:s back and forth. The musical play is a colorful and whhnsicaJ joumeytbrough pyramids and Jungles and on to the Oty of Lost Tuya with Dora and ber monkey sidekick. Boots, in aearoh of Dora's lost teddy bear. Admittedly. I hid not watched one 1eCOnd of a •nora the F.q>loret" cartoon, but Danielle had, and ahe kindly explained a few of the charactm and some of the story lines along the war '"'Ibete'a Dora's hadq>ack. ahe said, pointing at the press kit J got BEST BITES for the show. There was Boots and Swfper the Fax and Backpack and plenty more. "What's that thingf' 1 asked Danielle. pointing to the round. b.lbe--ahaped character that kept singing and dancing across the stage. •'Ibara the Map, Dada.· she said inaeduJously. Right. a character cailed Map on a show about explorlng. Made tenSe to me. No such tutoring was needed for the crowd that delighted ln Dora's exploita, imaginary frlenda and comical apressions. Fed1ng a little old and \ wtinformed on all things Dora. I asked Danielle to put together some questions for me to a.sic luzma Ortiz. the 25-year-old llCtrel9 who plays the at.age version of Dora that ls touring the FYI •WHAT: Dora the E1<ploref' Uva: Search for the City of lost Tova • WHERE: Orange County Performing Atta Center. Segeratrom Hall •WHEN: Friday 7 p.m .• Sa11.lrdav 11 1.m., 2 p.m. and 5 p.m .• Sunday 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. •TICKETS: $17 to $30 •INFORMATION: (714) 666-2122, ext.4209 country. Kristen didn't have any quesdons. "Tull her, her name starts with the same letter as mine,• Danielle said. "Duh, duh, Danielle. Duh duh, Dora.· Ah, the magic of preschool phonics. A long, Peruvian way from KFC GreerWytder OalyPik>t FYI • WHAT: lnu Grill • WttERE: In ""-Br1ttol Village Certter et 280 Brtttol St. In Cotta M .... • WtP: From 11 e.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday to Thuradey; 11 e.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturdlv. (Lunch I• Mpedally crowded.) •WO: (714) 444 48&2. lt.alwHnftuenced em.pen.adu md MDmete bull and iptn.ach~ Whll the emdc ..._of Peru hawo't ~ubiquity ID Otarwl C.OUOty, dw,'N .,...~.the county bil nearly. doan PenMan l'eltaUnntl <not lnclucUnt mu Grill~ JOcadooa>. 'lbedme-~~or SUNDAY Ju.I In the pMl. The City Arts Commlak>n will pnlleflt Concena In the Parb featuring the Jan of Lao Tlzer from 6 to 6:30 p.m. It Irvine Terrace Part in Newport Belctl. lnformetlon: 19491 717·3870. http:HWww.dty.newpott-t.dl.aa.us. Friday, Mle 25, 2004 A7 THEATER Three local schools bring home MACY tr:ophies Tom Titus Daily Pilot T hree Newpon-Mesa high school drama departments came back from the recent MACY Awards ceremony bearing aophles. but It wu Newpon Harbor Hlgh School that reallz.ed the Impossible dream. Newport'a production of "Man of La Mancha,. directed by Roberta Kay. captured the prestigious Chlldras Award. named for its presenters-and foWlders of the MACYa 34 years ago -John and Lee OUldtess. who lelected "La Mancha" as their favorite show among 20 productions in competition. Mixed emotions reigned, however. since John Oilldress pwed away just a week before this year's ceremony, held at Saddleback Valley High School in Santa Ana. His widow. Lee. was given a prolonged standing ovation ln recognition of her tireless efforts on behalf of the MACYs and recogJlitioo ofhlgtl acbool musical theater aocompllshments. Besides the Childress Awa.rd, Newport Hatbor earned wh.lghest achievement" honors for Kate Guesman and Mike McLean. who abo was named actor of the year. The "La Mancha• ensemble also came In for "outstanding achieYement" lawels. Others in the Newport production taking home aopbies were Brandon Crisler and Evan Sinclair, outstanding achievement; David M.IDer, achievement; Shan Aletaha, Jennifer Sakiobtma and Matthew Williams. spedal recognldon; and Alen Aljad and l>avid Mc.Mahon, Bright Spot awards. .f!standa High School's producdon of "Joseph and the Amazing ThchnJoolor Dreamcoat.. directed by Pauline MaranJ.an. e4ITled outstanding achleYernent recognition for Andre~ Ac:hlevement awards went to Caley Ryan C.art. Mike Fennessy and Kaytfe Gordon. Other student performers at Ettanda earning citations were David Do, Courmey Fletcher and Cayton Mills. speda.l recognition; and Alwyn Knott, Bright Spot award Corona deJ Mar H1gb:s entry in the MACYs wu "Into the Woods," directed by Carrie Lopez. and the production won outstanding achJevement honors for Jackie Colgate, Masgle Do~ Ewo Hlnlch. Drew Murtaugh. Jordan Rabinovich. Allison R,os., and Bryan White. Others in the musical recognlz.ed (or their ac:h.MMment were Brian Engmann, Anne Schroeder and David Simon. Bright Spot aopbies went to Alexandra Qmha and Erle Mlrowit7. "This..the 34th MACY Awards show. 1' a ceJebradon of the talent, bard wort. dedfcadon. energy and boundless enthusiasm of everyone who baa partlclpated in the wonderful musical theater productions of our ICbooJs, • Lee OUldna said. 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'812121 ·References Restaurant and Grand BaJJrooRJ ~ '' • 1 I • • I , 1 / Southern California's Premier Waterfront Restauro.nt & Special Event Venue Enjoy panoramic views at the Historic Balboa Pavilion on Newport Harbor N<rtti Scrvf"6 ... Lunch I t:30em · 4:00pm OeUy Dinner S:OOpm • 10:00 Deily Breakfast 9:00llm 2:00pm Sundly 400 Maio Street • Balboa Village Call 1bday 7b Maire Reservations: (949) 673-4633 www.Hatboftkle-h•Uloa.<011l HAPPEN I NUS REELCRmcs 'Prisoner' positive for Harry L wting 1n the delo1ate and emotionally weakened aoul of Harry Potter lays the memory of hls faithful paJe:nts and the diaconcerting reality of living wlthout them. Oeipite the tonnent this young wtr.ard has endwed lo the past, he has _ managed to identify the positive aspec:tS of his life (although these may appear quite amblguOUSJlt times) in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of A1hban..7 Uving with the Ounfeys-the callous and unsupportfve la.m.l.ly SARA SALAM that was chosen to be his adopted guardlaN- lsoo easy taak. Evidently, however, the emotional complexity o( Hmy's posldon becomes more visible through his rash acdoos and daJ'bn.ing of his heart New con.Oict.s, lnvoMng the murder of his parents, arise, and in tum, Harry's vision of reality ts obscured. primarily by one man named Sirius Black. 1bJa man, theprlsonerofAzkaban,has been thought of to be an ally and direct associate of none other than Lord Voldemort; most believe that his principal ambition was to dispose of Harry Potter. Th.rough a series of revelations and cbwifying of newly discovered proof, Harry and his companions -the unchanged ~t more ma~ Ron Weasely and Hennoine Granger-piece together these facts that eventually dl9dose the truth behind the intentions of Sirius Black and his unfeigned a18Uations. Bealdes ftgbting the untamed awareness of Sirius Black. Hany must allO fight the '1dss" of the dementors -dreary, black. ghost-like creatures that feed on- bappiness and steal away one's merry memories until all that remains is fear. Although their presence at Hogwart's is only to locate Slrlus Black. they interfere unaccountably with others as well. For reasons relating to Harry's rapport with Black. an attraction of the dementors to the famous young wizard takes place. enabling him to become a victim of their foreign wrath. 1bere is not much he can do to defy their strength. until the end. Throughout •Prisoner of Az.bban," Harry's individuality and maturity is portrayed more strongly than before. Sometimes, this is not such a good thing. By impeding friendships and thwarting possible paths of aid, Hany becomes his own obstruction. That's not to say that he ends up with a poor atatus, but there are threatening consequences to his acdons. Althoush th.ls film la based on the writings of J.K. Rowling, It takes its own facade. The plot and story line are s.tgnificantly the same, as.Ide from the movie AFTER HOURS • Submit AFTER HOURS Items to the OaUy Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 or by fax to (949) &18-4170. Olf ....... lld •• ........... -·~-----... ~ ... • Jll_Xen ---·-~- NOWPlAYING Ben Stiller takes flight during the ultimate dodgebatl competition in the movie •Oodgeball. • offering visual intetpretatioru. that may not have been clearly depicted In the novel. There is, however, a dllierence in atmosphere and character analysis. Dark images and dismal illustrallons show the transition of Harry from his childhood to his teen years and how be pen:eives his life to be changing. He becomes more aware of the evil surrounding his existence and therefore becomes more involved than he has been. With thJs in mind, it is no swprise that his relationships with others are deeper and more personally based, which makes the movie all the more inttiguing. The novel that was the basis for this film did not have such a sinister tone, and this interpretation yields more to the negative aspects existing rathc than the posiovc. l lu ITects of thii. film were well i.utcd -from the demcntors to the village ol Hogsmcad. The newty-prescnccd ch.ancters,-such as Sirius Black, Professor Lupin and Peter Pedigrew, were very much like those desaibed in the novel Itself. However, Headmaster Oumbledore was not as consistent ln previous movies and books, Dumbledore was personable and concerned with everything taking place. This time, he seems aloof and not as. He lacks stability and understanding. Also. because of the thlckening of the plot and the compUcatlons involving characters in places other than the wizards' school, most of the film was not centered in Hogwart'S but in places elsewhere. With a new director, there is margin for change and inconsistency. But as Rowling has wanted from the beginnlng. SPECIAL EVENTS BIU.COSBY Comedian and TV legend Bill Cosby will perform at 8 p.m. July 22 at the Pacific Amphitheatre, Orange County Fair and Expotltion Center, 88 Fair Drive, Cotta Mesa. l,,formatlon: (714) 740-2000, http:llwww.ocfalr.com/ PflC}Rcamphlthutre. 'NOINO G1ANTS' The Surfrlder Foundation and Ocean for Hope preeent at the P1NINI there has been increased action and intensity added to the ftavor of her stories. • SARA SALAM Is a student et Corona del Mar High School. 'Terminal ' is a case of homeland insecurity I magine you are going on vacation, and while you are ln-OJght, your country goes to war, your government no longer exists, your passport is no longer valid, and you ------. become a citizen of nowhere. Such is the premise for Steven Spielberg's bittersweet "The Terminal," in which an SUSANNE ~=~~an is PEREZ told that. until the United States officially recognizes his new government, N America is closed," and he can neither return home nor leave the interoationaJ terminal at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport. This is perhaps Spielberg's most subtle tum to date. thanks to the marvelous performance by Tom Hanks as Viktor Navorskl, a good-hearted man who barely speaks English and Is excited about seeing the Big Apple for the first time. When no-nonsense airport immigration officer Frank Dixon (Stanley Tucci at his sneering best) tells Vlktor he cannot exlt the terminal, he ls dismayed to see that Vllctor Udo Theatre the wor1d premiere of "Riding Giants" at 7:30 p.m. July 8. Tlc:J(ets lncfude the film and refreshments at the llfle~!1y. and can be bought onlfne or et the bo}( office at 3459 Via Udo, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 673-8360, http:llwww.ridlngglantspl'flmlere. comllnvital. OP SUMMER SURF SERIES MOVIEFEST Op and Projekte~Actlon Sports Cinema will hott at the Lido Rntaurant t!r Bar COME AND TRY OUR NEW ~-BROILED KA.Bom ~ _., iiJfar • FRU t/1111 fjwiw ..,.,._,,""" Ji.iwr. (u.il.., ""'I"~ ,,,.,. """'' takes him at his word and does not try to escape. Dixon would like to see Navorski become someone else's problem and tries various ways to get rid of him. In today's atmosphere of terrorist threats, be doesn't trust this man to be as innocent as be seems. Indeed, Vlktor's ability to survive, make friends and especially get a job that pays more than Dixon's, ia a huge thorn in his aide. . Hanb is a modem-day Cllarlle Olaplln as he delicately makes his little cracker-and-ketchup sandwiches when thinp are most desperate. And like Olaplln, be finds an unlikely romance with pretty flight attendant Amelia (Catherine Zeta-Jones), a lonely lady who loves reading about Napoleon and with a penchant for piclcing the wrong men. There's a great, ethnically ' diverse cast of airport workers who befriend Navorski and abo add comedy relief. My favorite-· was mistrusting janitor Gupta (Kumar Pallana) who gets some of the best lines and actually drew applause for his unexpected display of skills as a lounge act. My pet peeve with Spielberg films has always been his compulsion to be heavy-banded with the sentiment -it's as if he doesn't trust his audience to nodce •the big moment" on its own. While •The Terminal" isn't perfect, he gets high marks for this entertaining fairy tale that underlines the best that this country has to offer. • SUSANNE PEREZ lives In Com Mesa end 11 en executive aulatent fore flnanclel service. company. Theatre the Op Summer Surf Serlea movie festival. On July 29, "Gone Surfln"' and "Style Masters" will finish the series In style. Tk:keta are $7 at the door and ere available at 3459 Via Udo, Newport Beach. lnfonnatlon: (949) 87).8350. MUSIC REBA MCENTIRE Grammy Award winner Reba :2333 EAsr COAs'f HJCHWAY, COltoNA Oil M.Q • 949.675.8101 www.cw8'1 ...... z u a !¥ HAPPENINGS llfEATER Newport Lights to shine in one-act festival TomTitut Oatf Pik>t f be lights~ ft.lcker for Bve daya early next month u local performers twn up the wattage at the Newport 'flteatet Arts Center with the 8'CQnd edition ot "Newpon Ughta." 1b1s even.Ing or one-act comedies. being organh.ed by local actor Stuan P.rlben, will ~staged from July 7 through • with ~ tlclcet proceeds benefiting KOCE-TY, Orange County's public televi&lon station. The bill of fare for Newpon Ugbtl 2004 will be composed of ••A Utany ot Sins" by Judith Montague, which focuses on a nun addressing a group of BEST ~ootinued from A7 each dish couJd attribute to a lag iQ its mainatttam popularity. F.ach dish requires Its own sauce, never using pre-packaged foods to cut comers. "The Italians have ready-made noodles, canned sauces,• she said. ·We have to make eve~ from scratch.· For her amb stew recipe that's slowly cooked In Inca wine, the kitchen even prepares and ferments the wine. All day long. vegetables are chopped. and nothing ls f:r07.en. Ana says lnlca Grill naturally serves At.ldns meals. "Our food Is healthy, with a lot of flavor: It also caters to veget.arlans. limits oil use while cooking, and Ana claims the rocato chill "is the cure for obesity; it speeds metabolism.• lnka Grill also offers Peruvian specialty items to go. They sell papa seca (spicy organic potatoea), six-packs of Inca cola and select ch.lll.s. Peru's culinary history comes from a conglomeration of Its people and the foods they brought with them. Among the many ancient Peruvian foods of AFTER Continued from M McEntlre will perform aa part of th& PKffic Amphitheatre Summer Concert Serf• at 8 p.m. July 11 at h Orange County Fair and Exposition Center. Information: (714) 740-2000, http://www.odair. oomlpaciffcamphitheatre. TIWN The mu.Seal group Train will perform as pert of the Pacific Amphitheatre Summer Concert Series at 8 p.m. July 16 at the Orange County Fair and Exposftk>n Center. Information: (714) 740-2000, http://www.odair. co~ficamphitheatre. HOOT1E AND THE BLOWFISH The mualcal group Hootle and the Blowfish will perfonn as pert of the Padflc Amphitheatre Summer Concert Series at 8 p.m. July 18. lnfonnatlon: (714) 740-2000, httJ1:/..WWW.odalr.conVpadfic emphitheatre. children. •·~thing Leseons• by Martin Wllllams, In wbJch • husband and wtfe ~OD bow to handle their eon's tint amorous encounter. • *!be Devtl You Say" by Gene ft.skin, being a conversation between a sinner and the devil blmself. • "Family Recipe" by Tom SWftnm, which follows a husband and wile as they attempt to justify an adoption to their da'-'Sbter. • "ICatz Has Nine Uves" by Eleanor Brook. In th.ls blade comedy, a woman named Katz is pronounced dead, but questions arise be~n her doctor and a scorekeeper. • "The Mystety of Another Man's Wife• by Eric Eberwein, detailing the problems that the pre-Incas and Incas were maiu. beans, seafood and their important potato and "ajl; a variety of chill peppeta. Earliest potato cultivation can be ttaced back to ancient Peru 8,000 years ago. Potato tubers grew ln cold mountains and plateaus, where wheat and com could not survive. The potato was so important to the people of the Andean highlands for a source of nutrients that they even incorporated it In their art (along with "ajl") and believed potatoes had medicinal values. The Incas used sliced potatoes to heal broken bones, carried them to resist rheumatism and related their cooking time to measure units of time. When the Spaniards conquered the Incas in the 16th century, they introduced ingredients and recipes that included beet rabbit, olives, grapes. wheat for breads and sugar cane for desserts (They also were responsible for introducing the potato to the world). Also from Europe came cilantro, limes, onions, eggplants, figs. peaches and cherries. Then during the mid-19th century, more than 100,000 Olinese immigrated 10 Peru. Now, Peru has more BAROQUE IN THE GARDENS The Baroque Music Festival will present •Music in the Gardens ti~ featuring music by Bach, Telemann, Couperin and Zelenka at 8 p.m. today at the Sherman Ubrary and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Tdet9 cost $30. Information: (949) 7~7887. NEWS80YS AND AUOtO ADRENALINE Christian rode group the Newsboys will perform with Audio Adrenaline at 7:30 p.m. July 21 at the Pacific Amphitheatre, Orange County Fair and Exposition Center. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. lnfonnatlon: (714) 740-2000, http:l..WWW.ocfalr.comlpacific 11mphitht111tre. 'HOT BLUES ON A COOL SUMMER NIGHT' The Center Stage Chapter of the Guilda of the Orange County Performing Alta Center will host •Hot Bluee on a Cool Summer Night" There will be Garden Cafe ISO I. Utla St. C....JleaCallU7 1111rt•~ ...... 111 (949) 722-1177 The Spaghetti Bender is cckbradng 35 yean in Newport Beach! Come tee why -you'll lcwc w. 949-645-0651 uise when • husband falls ln first Ughts event. In whkh love with • neJgbbor. Hrlben pa.rtk:ipated as an actor. • •t.et'a 'OOk AboUt tt• by Neil ·Jack asked me ii I could help JUD. In thlt comedy :i a with the ROOnd ooe, and lhb Newport playwright. a usband year's production wu born,• and wile visit a maniage Eriksen said. "I must admit It counselor and get some has been fun. Our artistic unuaual advice. director is the same one who • •ure Wlth Jamie" by Lauren did the job last year, Penelope O. Yee, In which a woman's Van Home." :fees ad elldu an unexpected CUrtain times are 8 p.m. ereaponse. Wednesday through Saturday, • "Love In Tho Minutes" by July 7 through 10, with 2 p.m. James "Florea. lnvoMng some matinees Saturday and Sunday, interesting verbal~ July 1 O and ll. Ticlceca are between a man a woman. priced at $15, and reservations The Newport Light.a program for the event are being taken at was born last year when two (949) 735-noo. The theater ls members of the Orange County located at 2501 OiffOrive, Playwrlgbts Alliance, Jack Newport Beach. Stanley and Eric Eberwein, voiced their concerns about the • lOM TITUS revlewt local theater lack of comedies produced by for the Daily Pilot. Hll revlew1 the group. They organized the appear Fridays. Olineae restaurants than any scallions and Its special soy other country In udn America. sauce. served with steamed rice Other culinary Influences come ($7 .95 to $13.95). French fries from Japan and A!rlca. Petu'a can be replaced for vegetables. proud of lta multitude of foods; Lamb stew is a generous portion the Peruvian Embassy claims bone-in leg of lamb. slowly that ln the Guinness Book or cooked In Inca wine. onions and World Records, Peru was Usted garlic. It comes with steamed as having "the widest range of rice. white or black beans and dishes In the world . , . 468. • lime-marinated onion ($14.95). At lnka Grill, Ana serves her The No. l seller ls Paella with favorite family recipes from the arroz con marlscos. It's a coastal region, north of Uma. combination of shrimp, There's empenadas, her ~pride calamari, cod fiJet, and New and joy" -three handmade, 1.ealand green mussels cooked half·moon pastries filled with a In cilantro rice. Its served wllh choice of chJcken, beef or ricotta marinated onions ln lime juice cheese and spinach. The flavors (Sl3.95l. come from onions, garlic. Dessert choices include paprika. spices. raisins and ttaditlonal Peruvian ftan, baked boUed eggs. It' served with spicy ln caramel ($3.95); Kahlua bread lime juice ($7.95). Handmade pudding served with KahJua tamales come filled with creme sauce CSS.95); and chJclceo. boUed egg and black Juanitas crepes. Anas olives, senoed with salsa aiolla grandmother's recipe of (thinJy sliced onJon marinated ln homemade, French-style crepes lime juice) for SS.95. Cevtche. an filled with thlck caramel <:ttme authentic Peruvian dish, comes and topped with peanuts with halibut. ca1amarl and ($5.95). shrimp marinated in lime. lnka Grill offers catering and crushed garlic, cilantro and large trays of foods to go. onion ($12.95). Saltados. another signature •BEST BITES runs every Friday. dish, ls a combination of Greer Wylder can be r•adled at saut~ meats, seafood or gr66rwylder@yahoo.corrr.at 330 W. vegetables with red onion, Bay St.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627; or French fries, tomatoes, cilantro, bv fax at 1949) 646-4170. entertainment, lndudlng dining performance will be at 7 p.m . July provided by South Cout Plaza 21 in the Bloomingdale'• and South Coalt Village courtyard at Fashion ltland. 401 restaurant&. The event will be Newpolt Center Drive, Newport from 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 19 at South Beach. Seating it tree. VIP tldteta Coast Plaza Village, Sunflower cost $20. Information: (949) Avenue and ee.r Street, Santa ni-2000. Ana. Information: (714) 284-6464. LOVIN' SPOONFUL JOOYWAn.EY Fashion Island's Annual Summer Fashion Island's Annual Summer Conoen Series will host Roe* and Concert Series will host pop Rot! Hall of Fame Inductees the &lnger and Grammy winner Jody Lovin' Spoonful, who will Watley, who will perform such perform such hits aa •0o You hits H •Loc*Jng for a New love" Believe In Meglc?9 and •summer and ·stm a Thrill:" The in the City:" The perfonnanoe will perfonnancie will be at 7 p.m. July be at 7 p.m. July 28 in the 14 in the Bloomingdale'• Bloomingdale'• Courtyard at Courtyard et Fashion Island. 401 Fashion Island, 401 Newport Newpot1 Center Drive, Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Beed'I. Seating 11 free VIP tldtets Seating la free. (949) 721-2000. cost $20. lnform.tlon; (949) 721-2000. 1ltE FIXX Fashion Island'• Annual Summer FELIX CAVAUERE'S RASCALS Conceit Series will host the Fboc. 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"Vamanol, )et'I go.. the tells Wlllb and Eric Welner. th.la~ people kept telling me: ·She'• nice. .. o.nJeDe aald. aald. referrtng to cbaractera who • lOM TJTU8 revlewe ioc.t theater· the aowd u lhe read.let for bier WbDe °'* dldn\ llar1 with 'Ob my god, you look lib Dora .She loob Db." came out~ u t6e many joumeyl. the thaw m New Yor:t. the reany the Bxplorer:· Ordz aaJc1 While And what about the audJence1 numben l, 2 and 3. "Becaulfl for IN o.ltv Piiot. Hit~ Belote the~ I wondered lln't atOl ln elemeawy acbool as the b>eW who Dora wu, ahe Some 500 ac::reunJ.na kkll they'nt funny.. ....,Fridlys. cfemOiLIVING ADVERTISEMENT Avalon at Newport to host Hospice Care panel Y ou att cordially Invited co attend an evenlnc of hon d'oeuvm, profeteional necwotklna and holplce education. 0n Thunday, July 1 ac 6 p.m,, Avalon at Newport Wat will be hoetins a VITAS lnnovadve Hoeplu 0.... panel cJ experu In la llvlnf room. 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Bay StrMt Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (948) 831-2M2 -• For A.mmll Li,,;ng """Rapita s,.,, SilWndo Senior Lmag .. Smnng All of Oninp Coun~ 350 w. Bay StrMt Costa Mesa, CA 92827 (948) 831-2212 r. QUOTE OF THE DAY "They transform from a humble mortal into a superstar in one wuk." Melanie Fitch, Irrelevant Week CEO Spotta EdftDr RkhWd OUM; {94915744223 • Sports Fu (949) 650-0170 HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OFT Top soaring Eagle ,. Known for his hard work, Estancia High senior starred in footbalJ and track and field. Steve Vtraen Daily Pilot W hen Jason Johnston loolcs back on his athJetlc career at P.stancla High, he might get diuy. In the spring, he went from the track. to the field, competing and ea.ming points in the 110· and 300·meter hurdles, as well a.s the long-and triple-jump events. In the fall, he went from offense to defense to special teams, seemingly defying the odds with his 6-foot , 155-pound frame. dforts. Johiislon, alf'eaJonatety known u'J.J., hU been riamid Estancia's Boyl Athlete or dill 'lat. The recent &tanda ~._.did not end his athletic career•• would have liked to, puWmWI hamstring w,hile racing IQ & JIO htgh hurdles of the CIP ~ Section Division m prelldlinid& However, when he talked.._ die season and his time at E.~!!!~ smiled. - ·1 bad fun." Johnston said llfter his sea.M>n ended at the OP preliminaries. receiver on offense and a defensive back on defense. He was aiM> used on specW teams, fielding punts or kiCkof'fS. JQbNton, m f.atlles' team captain, lllo battled duou&h various injuries fi'ougtK>Ut his time with football. He .did Dal play h'8 junior year because Of. fhc-alcfrr ln)ury. He had bee problima IDWard the end of his....,.. seuon. ,-:ne.er wavered IM!l1 at lhe thoupt he couJd ~ hla suc:ic. ln track and Geld, Which WU .bis pedalty ,pon, baclc on defense. He was also u~ on special teams, fielding punts or kickoffil. His senior track and field seru.on also included a steady perfonnance at the Orange County championsbips, where he finished seventh In the no high hurdles and eighth ln the long Jump. Johnston won the small schools division 110 high hurdles in 15.29 nds In the Long Beach relays during his Nllior season. EYE OPENER 11 DJity A> Pilol Sports HaD olTamo 1,.ltl.a1u14tt...~ June 28 llonorN LARRY HIRST Friday. .Jooe 25. 2004 All Through it all he maintained a competitive fire that motivated him while he trained for his sport.a. For his Johnston said, though It was challenging, he enjoyed his two years of varsity competition in football and track.and lleld. In football. he contributed bis ~rs(ltlllty. He Was a Johnston said. though It was challenging, he enjoyed hJa two years ofvarsJty competition in football and track and field. In football, he contributed his versatility. He was a roc:elver on offense and a defensive Na junior. Johnston helped lead the &tanda boys track. and fteld tt>am to a Golden West League chwnplon~hlp. Johnston had a 3.54 GPA in high school and was a Dally Pilot Costa Mesa Academic All-Star. l le will attend UCIA in the fall. MARI< C DUSTIN I OAll..Y Pl.OT Estancia's Jason Johnston was a receiver and defensive back in footbalJ, as well as team caption, and a standout in the hurdles and long and triple jumps in track. JUNIOR TENNIS Service time at sectionals =-Tournament entering its :!102nd year begins today, "!while top-seeded Van 't .:'Hof will open Tuesday . • .. j : ~Bryce Alderton ' Daily Pilot Newport Beach resident Kaes Van't Hof sat atop the Southem California • boys slngles throne with a victory In the ,. CJP Southern Section lndivlduaJ tennJs ' championships in May and that Is right where the Mater Del 1 ligh alum enters "' play for a tournament ent ering its • • l02nd year. 11 , Van't 1 lof, who wiU attend USC in the : ran and Is currently ranked 30th in the • United States Tennis Association boys : 18s &lngles, earned the top seed ln the : ,boy. l8s singles draw in the Southern • ,Calilom1a Tennis Assoclatlon juruor : ~seclJonaJ champion.mlps, whJch begin • •WditY and run through July 3. : ! lt\m't Hof, who de(eated top-seeded : 1 Ralko Muller, a junior from Santa Bar- : •Oita. for the ClF lndMduaJ tJtle May 29, " dlough, will have to wait until 1:30 p.m. e.<iday at the Lbs caballero Tennis go in Fountain Valley to play his tournament match -In the round df 64 -after a full weekend or play to ..,t'rmfne his opponent. ain dtaws for boys and glrls ag 12 Mad older each consist or 64 players 1 With mandatory fttd·ln match held thl1 ~kend pread across seven tour- ftlment sites that Include the Nell Ma· Chander TunniJ Center and C'.abrlUo itnnla Center in Santa Ana. Lot Cabal-~ros. the fountain ValJey Tunnls Center, 'nine Valley College, the C.OSt.a Me.a =.;tennis Cencer and Heritage Parle ln Ir· Ntne. 80ys and girts in the l Ot iingtea will each play a slf\gle·eUmlna· nnac with many ftiit·round beiPMlns today. JOlnlnR Van't Hof lri' the boyl l 81 Alit· main draw wW be Spencef Reit7 .. complew!d hit junior 1eUOn u one COrona del Mar'I top lillfllel playm. tr. hetPns hJa tournament run at •:JO m. Tuetdly' at l.oe Caballenlt. ... TEMll.PleiA12 JUNIOR GOLF DON LEACH /DAILY Pit.OT Katie McKitterick of Corona del Mar High chips from the bunker on 18, putting rt on the green In good position Thursday. Sailor takes second Draganza cards 5-over 75 for second place in her age group at 15th annual Costa Mesa tournament. Bryce Aldert~n Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -Uk.e a professional tournament that grou1>1 the leadert Into the lut peJring for the ftnaJ round, the concluding founome m I.he gfrlt 15· J 7 age dlvt1lon or the 15th annual Cotta Mesa Juniot golf cha.mplonahipl Thunday deddt'd three of lht top nve pl•cea: Cotta Meta mldtnt Natalie Drlpn-u shot an twn•pat 35 on the front nine on the Meu llilda courae and ended with a 5·<M!f 75 to Onlsh tec:ond by five 1lrokes behind playing partner Henna Cllo (70). Kade MclClnertck. who will be a junJor at Corona del Mar High in the fall, shot 80 to finish fifth and was paired with Draganza and 010. Oragania. who will be a junior at Newport Harbor In the fall and is the two-time dcfendJna Sea View League individual champfon, birdied two holes In the front nine, but she suffered two slrllght double bogeys on Nos. \0 and 11 to faU off pace. •1 expected to play bener than I did, but tho two double bogeys In a row meded my game up: tald Oragnn7.a. 15, Who waMl'\ concerned with where the 1tood ln relation to the lead. "I knew 10\ol was doinR well, but I wu just trytna to focu• on my own gam and not focua on her tc0re." ptlpnu'1 ftnllh was \he be11t for any ~n·M golfer c:nt red truo the l32·player field of one of three Southern Califomla PGA junior chem· plonshlps beld Thursday. Desert Falls Country Oub In Palm Desert and Slrnl l IUls Golf Course In Simi Valley also hosted tournaments. Costa Mesa's Ryan Knopp shot a 3- over 73 to place fourth out of 27 golfers in the boys 12-13 dMslon for his best finJ h in five prior tournaments. Knapp, 13, fini hed Cour •trokea behind champion Darren Saqul (69). Both golf- ers were paired in the ftnaJ group. Uke Oraganza, Knapp Mid he •Wl· ed strong on the front nlne {35) before encountering more troubl on the baclc nine {38). Knapp was ple88ed with hJ• tee shot.I and sald he missed only two fairways. He blrdled the 453·yard, par·S l l th. S.. GOLF,.-... A12 IRRELEVANT WEEKXXIX Festivities change honorees' • views Usually quiet Sommersell e njoying being the center of attention this week. Rick Devereux Daily Plot Dennis Conner. a three·lime America't. Cup·winning skipper, said that salting is just the bottom line, and that his real in· terest is in the "trememJou.) game ofllfe." The real Interest for Andre Sommersell -the 255th pick by the Oakland Raiders and this year's Mr. lrrelcvant for being the dead-last player selected in the NFL draft -is the game of football and ma.king the squad as a projected outside linebacker. But, for now, he11 continue another rel· evant quest. On Thursday. SommerseU was a guest of the Balboa Yacht Oub dur· Ing.a Beer Can regatta through Newport Harbor as part of the week.long festivities celebrating Mr. lrrclevant. Sommersell will be the Grand Marshal of the Movln' and Groovin' 'Round ftih- ion Island today Ol 11 LID. l?SPN Radio's '"The Big Show" with Steve Mason and John Ireland will hold an (rrelevant Rally at Muldoon's Irish Pub. The Mis,, Irrelevant Contest Is scbed· uJed for 9 p.m. at the Blue Beet Caf~ to help celebrate the lin,t Irrelevant birthday party.., Sommersell turns 24 on Satur· day. Sommersell conclud his week of fun with dle NFL rookie orientation at Lo CostA Resort and Spa tn C'.arlsbad. Melanie Fitch, Cl?.O or Irrelevant Weck. aak1 that the honoree will leave with a blger smile on his {ace than when hear- rived. "'They transform from a huri:\ble mor· ta1 into a wperstar In one week/' 4\e Mid "It' his wet'k. He' the king.• Wo~ the week started. ScitNneneO saJd he W.S I pretty ptMfe guy and wasn't inttreeted in bet•• the ~er or altentton. ~ Wed~• l.DWllnlU\ TrUphy Olnquet, Sorrunenel\ llliid he Mel a fun dine u"9 WM .... '° w.m \o the ldlia Of~~ • • A12 r~ . .ble 25. 2004 SPORTS KE.HT TREPTOW I DAILY PLOT Corona del Mar's Spencer Reitz will play in the boys 18s in the Southern California junior sectionals. TENNIS Continued from Al 1 PJeanor Edles, are entered into the play·ln bracket. Newport Beach's JamJson r PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I OAllY Pl.OT Reltz's teammate. Sean Pham, aJong with Cllarlle Farmer. who completed his senior season a.t Newport Harbor thJs spring, Costa Mesa resident Wesley Bur· rows and Newport Beach resi- dent Matthew Cl'lou, are also en- tered Into the boys 18s singles field. boys 14s slngles main draw and begins play at 3:15 p.m. Tuesday al the Fountain Valley Tennis Center. Locals Parker Rhodes, Omeed Ghasseml, Braden Ouck. Andrew Singer, Henri and CJ. Olomeau, Brent Pham, Erle Ole- bU and Bradley Fisher, who all begin play in the feed-in bracket this weekend. Steele, Vanessa Dunlap and Bon· rue Adams are all entered into the play-in draw of. the girls I 8s singles Oeld. Natalie Oraganza of Newport Harbor High rips an approach shot to the 18th hole Thursday, ' reaching the green for long birdie putt attempt at the Cost.a Mesa junior gotf championships. Jill Damion, who saw much playing dme as a C.dM freshman last aeuon, Is seeded 13th In the girls 161 alngles draw and begins hH tournament run at 10'.30 a.m. Tuesday at Los Caballeros. The play-in draw includes sev- eral locals: Bvelyn Wallace, Carty Adams. Alexandria Walters, Jil- lian Bnvennan. P.Uzabeth Van't I lof. Melissa Ollnn. Megan McKay, Kelly MclQtterick. sisters l layley and Miranda Young. Undsay Nonnan, Brlttanny Slur· geM, Sarah Geoauis, Brittany Ouck. Michelle At.kins, GabrlelJe Nestande 1111d Sasho OunJap. Newport Beach's Oscnr Mat· thews Is seeded rourth in the •••• • • • • • Newport Harbors Jake Aem- lng begins play in the boys 16s singles main draw at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at Los Caballeros. New- port Beach residents Justin Sho- maker and Ryan Caughren, along with Uncoln nan. John Dang and Huy Le, who all hail from Costa Mesa. are entered into the play-in draw. Newport Beach resident Me· Lissa Matsuoka enters the glrls 12s singjes field as the 10th seed and opens play at 9'.30 a.m. Monday at the Fountain Valley Tennis Center. She ls joined ln the main draw by Newport Beach residents Hailey Hogan and Mara Schmidt. Corona deJ Mar residents Cierra Gaytan· Leach and Neda Ghassemi. along with Newport Beach's Sarah Cralg and Costa Mesa's The g1rls 14s singles fieJd In· eludes locaJs Sara Legrand, Nie· ole Wagner, Natalie Small, Nicole Legrand, Undsay l.otovich, Olrlstina Schwartz. Anne Rus- seU. Alexandra Mcintosh and Ra· che:I Cox. Newport Beach resJdents Con· nor Curry and &iward ~ along with Rybaan Gill from Newport Coast and Costa Mesa's Owt.le Corum. will compete in the boys t 2s singles draw. Newport c.oa.st's Joeepb Di Gi- ulio Is seeded second in the boys l Os ing1es draw and begins play at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Fountain Valley Tennis Center. Costa Mesa's Dante Saleh Is also entered Into the draw. Newport Beach resident Sara Ouck Is the only local entered lnto the girls 108 singles draw. Tuumament updates can be found at www.tennJsJnforma- IJon.com. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : Marcus Sostak of Estancia lines up birdie putt on hole No. 18, • setting up an easy par in the Costa Mesa junior championships. • • • • • • • • • Heritage Regatta : Is RTRSlllAl ~ • • Saturday, June 26 * 10:00AM-5:00PM ! A full day of fun, events, music and food • • • • Ra..-Clas.sic Schooners * Cnft procnms for KJcb ... painting. milJc caz10n • boat races and morel * Tiie SMp Modelen Alloc. with 18th & 19th Century model : A•dque •Dd C k Boeb oo display * The Rfvtnkle Wood ClaJppen will be • carving and give lessons * Tiiie lateraadoul Knot 'l)h•& GuUd will offer knot tying • lessons * Tbe Pad& Maritime IUdtate will offer rides on their 16so•s replica of a : long boat used by taU ships to feny crew and CUJO * TIM Newport Loa& &.rd Sarflea Club win havo boards and vintage items for sale * TM Newport 0.triger : • C••oe Cl•b wiH be &)ving canoe peddring lessons * TIM Port Royal Prlv.teen • fcaturi~ pirates and reenactments * Plnte Woodwork.en yacht tenders and • woodwori<ma projects * Sec• sample of the Family Boatbulldina bolt on display : PLUS...maay otMr i•teratbta Hd f•• exlllblta Bring. the whole family *FREE ADMISSION * To ~nttr IM regatta please go to www.nhnm.org or call th• museum • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' OA • • • • ~IW...NwickalMi•an • • • • 151 Eaalec.t~r-. ~n .. B11m Min), ~e.:t\ CA • ! 1·949-673-7863 * ewntOrinn.org * ~ * Cloled Mondays : ~ ~Sponeot DailyAIPi1ot i • !Sni~~ by! Woodtn Hui VllCht Club,~ Coee8worth ~Inc., 81M9r lluldM Inc., • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GOLF .. Continued from Al 1 hitting driver, 4-lron to the bade of the green and two-putting. "It is tough competition; said Knapp. whose younger brother Jacob, 10, shot a 4-over 39 to fin. ish sixth in the boys 11 • and-ud· der division. Greg Les. who will be a junior at Fstancla this fall, shot an even-par 70 to finish sixth, five strokes behind champion oms Arkin (65) in the boys 16-17 dM- sion, which had 33 players, the most of any age bracket. Newport Harbor senlor-to-b'e Davis Pemstein shot 71 to finlsb In a three-way de for seventh tn the boys 16· l 7 dlvlslon whlto Newport Beach resident S<:on Leimk:uher carded one of fq~t 72s to tie for eighth. Estancla's- Marcua Sostak shot 74 to finish in 14th. Other scora in the dl- visfon .included Costa Mesa resident Tun Cramer (77), Co· rona del Mar resident Dant J>e.. dersen (81}, F.stancla teiJJl, mates Austin Serr (83) and Garren McMasters (83) and CdM's Ben TIJsen (84) . Newport Beach resident Justin Moorehead shot a 5-over 75 to finish 11th, seven strokes more than champion Andrew Chang (68), in the boys 14-15 dMsion. while PJitancla's Michael Clw'les- worth carded a 78 • ,, Friday, .11.m 25, 2004 AU ----------------............. .. 1.1111 ....... .. l.1111.... -Uill ... Ltllll..... .. lllll ..... -;: ...... .. -lllli..... -lJlll ..... .. l.11111.... .. Uill .... ... I , .... .. :lllll!lilt ..... .. .... ·~ "'"°" r ... llda!Mf tltt UM tM f lct1t1011s eu.i _. Nlsrne llllunow ' ..... .m ....... •1¥4. ... ~,Costa ..... s ,kllt!OMI 8UUne14 _... reMtt d lo lllovt W.• lllld In Or•nt• Qpi.11111 or1 S/20/1999 Be No. l'91879JIOI WiltUilfl D Mofrow, ,.0 Mt. V11t1 Orivt, rre;gort Buell, CA CIWtsl°"'*' A. White, !1311 PllOfl' line. Tus •. CA92712 llllS IN$JMU II tOlt• 4vetlld br. • C\lllk>ratlon CJtrlstoi>l'ttr A Wtti\• Tiiie 1t1ltllllrlt wa J"4 wltll lite County Cltlfl of Or•lllt Cou11ty -~ ........ ,,, J>1lly Pilol June 4. 11, JJ, 25. 2004 f 327 ., .... IOllCI,, Pl1lllOI 10At I IR EnlllClft CMlll.PMm'IE WUO.ms763 To all htlra, btnetl· clarits. crtd1l«s, ~n· J1..,.nt ""''°''· end peraont who 11111 oth· -iM k lnteruttd In It!• will or estate, or botll, of: CAllOL A. l'ALMERTRCE A P£TITIOff FOR PRO. IATE 111t bffll filed by ANN C. PATTISON 111 tht Supertor Court of Cell tornla. County of Or· -' .. THE PETITION FOR P1t08ATE request.I that ~ C. PAmSON bt 1ppolnttd es pefsonal rtjll'eUnlttlYt to ad· M1nlst11 lilt atate of the decedent ntE PETITION requuta Ill• dtc:tdtnt'1 will end codlclls. If any. 111 1dinlt11d to probate The will and any coclictls are 1v11t.ble (Of eumlfla· llClll 1n th• file kepi by Ille court. THE PETITION requesh 1utflorlt1 to admmtsltr tilt Hiatt under tllt lndtptndtnl Admlnll lltlton of Estala Act (This autlloflty wlll altow Ill• petson11 reprewn l1Uv1 lo tallt many Kllon1 wlthOllt obbln 1n1 court approv1I 8'fore t1llln1 cert .. n '"'' ltnpOrtant act10nt, bpwever. the personal reprllMntallvt will be rtQllirtd to aln not~ to 1otMnttd petsons U!lltu they have w1ived notice °' consented to lllt pr09ostd action.) rt11 lndepend1nt 1d· m~nistrttlon authority wlll be ara11ted unltu 1n lnltrtsted person !i/ft en objection to tM IHltrtlen 111d lhows &ood HUH why lh• court shoulll not 1r 1nt the tl\Qrlty A HEARING on lhe pttltlon wlll be held 011 7/15/CM 1t l.45 p.m. In Oto4. L1J fOClttd ti .J.fl The City Drivt Soulll. tht11c-. CA 12613 1f YOU 08~CT to 'IN sun I/Ill of \111 pet1tlo11. yCMI lhould appeer • t the !Mletlns 111d •tat• your ~1Kt1011i or 1"9 wntten ~ w!UI the court ~fore the lleer111a. Your •PCNarance m1y IHI In ''"on or by your •llorney. If YOtJ ARE A CREDI ro.-Or (Oflt1nae11t a edrtor of tht dece1sed, tQ41 1111at Ille your cltlm wl\h llllt court and mall ,_ c~y to the petS011al r•-t1trv1 "90!11ttd 111 \ht court wrtllln lour 111or1 tlla fr om the d1t1 ol tfle ftral IQUlllCt of letters H p<ovldtd In Pr ob1t1 Code ate lion !HOO Tiii time for rllil1C ""' wtll not eapire fwe tOUt montlla "°'" '--In• dale notictd ~·MAY E.XAMINf the Ii ltepl by Ute COIHI If ,.. .,. • P9'SOfl •n ..._,... in tilt estate. 11 file with the • !lequett for Notice (for111 DC ) of tilt f11lna of 1n !!¥"""1 tltCI •1111' aistl 11 at.le .... ts or of MY 111tlt1011 or eccount • PfCNldtd lit Probate ~ .-ctron 1250 A u .. I for Speclal Id fotm la evadable .... tlle COUtl cit(• fwPetlf._.., . "'-· ..... 1t1St1). HO --~ .. ,, .. a:,.c.. ....... CA 11l•bU~1h1d Newport ~I• Mtu De~I ""'9 2l, 25, WOl I ........ ,.... .... ........ .. ...... ,._. lollowlflt "'"" ,,,. ....... i*JOat .,. .,.. "'"-"· ... ..._, ......... " "*"• • Source, 312 Cell & C-O..r 526 Me1noli• St , Cote San knatdtno 'AH. -.e.CA~7 ~~wport 1 .. c11 CA Maw•• Sowct (CA) 112MJ • Sit M.oolle St • cOtb A1N ....... Gell, '2t ..... cA l2U1 s... """"~ Altl • ... ~ct .... ~ IS COit• ~!~port '"'"· CA ..., .., .,y I CllrPGRtioft ~ Htvt you 1tarw. doint 11111 l:luilnwu i. <Oii butl._ ,.n Ytt, ducted by: 111 1r1dh11d111111 5llM ... .,. roll •wtld **• Auuft SOIHce. RllCly ~ yttl Yts, M. WillNlr. VP 6/0:t/04 lllrs etet1ment w11 Alw ,., JoHl>h Cela tllld with tM Coullly n1~ 1tattfneflt w11 Clef., of Or11111 Collnl1 filed with Ill• County :!..,~.-Clartl of Or111p Collnty -~ ,...ltM CMI Oli°'1'04 Oailr P~t Ju111 11. 18. MM6tllfft 2', July 2. 2004 F336 01lltPllot Ju111 11, 18 ,.._.._ n . 1y 2.. 2004 fm ._s.... IO'OCl•an aoca r111 lo1tow1111 "''°"' MA-WSSIS are dolne buahiea1 H : '"~·My t , t.OO -Shaw11's Mobll Aufobody °"""'9 c..ty Sliwlff. 1nd Ptlnt, '°32 l(IQy lferW~ brooi.e Lue, Coate ''°' Ot+H, ,...._,CA 92626 C.--tlHS Shtwn Eua-franter, The City of Newport 3032 Klllybr*• line. 8ucll will 1ucti0n 19 COllte Mesi. CA 92626 1b1ndoned v11sela: fl' This bu1lntss la con· l•n sabot, wlllt1 row ducted by 111 lndl'lldual bolt (CF0781FT), 12' Have VOii started doinc w II 11 1 r o w b o 1 I bllsfneu yet? No (Cf7916SV). (2) 8' whit• Shaun Eu11n1 Tranter dlnples, 9' piddle bo1t, Thi& s t1ltme11t WI$ 14' blue Cobra lo.ayalo., filed with the County 12' yellow Scrtmbler Cltfll of Or1n1• County lo.aytll, 14' ytllow pro on 05/28IOot tllndem hyu, 14' rU 20046tl7146 k•ylll, l1' white k1y11!, Dally Pilot June 4, ll, 10' ar•Y Vision ~•r.•lt.. 18. 25, 2004 F331 16' blue Laser ahel . 8' PmlelOTICI ...... .... 20M2, (PUIM. ltc) Notice Is hettby tlvtn lhtt e11 application 1111 blllt IUblTl(lttd b, Ruistll & Ctrol l'oe · Request to ellow 1n addition and 1lttr1tron to 1111 o lstrn1 f\Oftcon lormlna alnal•·ftmlly dw11l1n1. The Use Permit Is r equlrtd lo allow an 1ddllion(1) ol bttween 50 ind 75-. of uistlna square foot•a• to the nonconformlnc bUlldjnc Tiit l>ulldlns is noncon-'°' min1 In that tllt aldff ol the ulstln1 bulldln1 encroech 11pproxlmat1ly 2 to 4 lnchea Into the requ"9d 3 loot lrdl yard setblcil. The proe>oul Includes tllt addition ol • second floor ebove tilt ealatlna m1ln dw1Nln1 abucture. The addtl.lon wlll mal11t11n the re quired J·lool side ytrd setbacu Howevet. the •pplletnt wlshn lo mtinllin the ulslln1 noncontor mmf aide ytrd HlbllCli of .f .. t 10. lnchH end 2 fttt 9-lnchtt. The property la toc1ted 1n the R I Oistrkt Pr~I) loctted al Ill V.. Onmi- Alter revlewina this project, II h11 ba1n dtltnnlntd that It la c1t11orlc1llr exempt u11cler Ull ,.~.,e-nh of the Cellf0f11ia Envl ronmental Qvelity Act 11ndtr Ct11s 1 (hlstlna facilltla). UM,..,..... Wt-HM· OJI 1$ tchedulecl tor rev-by tlM l'tenr\1111 Dt9trtlMlll of lite City of Newport Beach ... ., •hw f""411Y, July •• 1004. Wrltfen com· me1tb or illl>UI r el1ted to Ult ptolilct should '" aubmlltecl to Ille Plan· nlna 01p11tm1nl by Monday, hly S, 1004, 111 or dtr to be consld ertd in the Pt.nnlna Ow tctor's mislon. If IPCl'Oved el the tune ol review, the appul period of 14 d•y~ will b-aln from that dlle, dlKint which 1'"'9 1ny lntttnled Pllft) or tti.if 1uthorlucl •aent q 1rltved ol that declslo11 m1y f~• • nolle1 ol ~•I to 1111 Pl1nn1n1 Commission with 1 ftt1n1 fM of $915 00 to defray the cotl of lhl •PPHI pfoetdur1. The 1pplic1tlon and development plens of th• pr090Md proft(t art evallalll• tor public rniew al1d lnst)ICtt0n at the Pl1nnlfl1 0t911rtm.nt located It 3300 Mtwpo1t Boulewtrd (Butldln1 C) Hewporl Be1c~. CA 12663 for further Information, cont1ct the Newport B11ch Pla111ttn1 =tmenl ti (949) 644- lifOTls The UptnM Of this Mtlce Is p11d fl'Olll e lllina '" collected from the 1pplte1nt. JrtC.I-'"• ................... Alalt .... CHJ ef .._,.,.•-ti t::!dly-.,.rt- ,11bll1lled Newport IMd\/'COttl MIN Ody Not .luflt 25, 2004 F'71 Achlllu lnfl1t11>11 (d1m111d), 8' 1111 1110.llble. 9' rtd/bltd. lnfl1teble. 14' wh1t1 L1ur uilbo1t. 28' Owens PG•ttbotl (CF Oll&AT). 22' 11llboat (Cf4458ED) V,.....wllh ..... •f....ry,Myt,M-tw-1.00 ... t.00 _ ...... e>t..,... C-ty S"'1ff, Her1-o..-n-t. CASH ONlY wll k e<- c_,t ... ~ eher tlte tllKt .... Mt,.1-•14 vorl11 wlftivenel. VHtth Ml4 ASK, WHlRl IS Tiie HtrbOr Oeptrl ment must ret11n the CF re1lsttf1d vessels fol lowlna the 1uctlo11 '°' • 10 d1y rtdtmptoon period b4for• the v.s~ls ,,. r•IHHd lo tht auccesatul bidder' l'ht wlnnona bidden are responsible lo rtmove Ult vessels from the Harbor O•parlment faclhty by 5 00 pm. the d1y followlna th• end of tilt redttmol'°:J:rlod ~ ..... ..: H«W•-c.e• Publ~,:wport 8t1ch/Coal1 Mesa Daily Pilot June 25, 2004 F J66 ' Rem. ..... ........ The follo"illl persons .,, dolna busrneas 1t: Mara Rothblrt Consult· :rt~ 8rOOll. lffiM. Mart Rothblrt. 2 Cool Brook, kvlnt, CA 92620 Thls business Is con· ducted by: 1111 Individual Hin YOll Sttrt-do411& bus'"ns yeU Ho M.1111 Rothbtrt T1'11s statement wes filed with the County Clerk of Or11111 County on~ H046tNt71 01My Piiot June 11, 18, 25, July 2. 2004 fS41 RctlllM ..... '-S...... lht tollowona ri-rsons ere doln1 busl~ 11: 1) LouS~. b) VII Aue· lions, 3444 VII lido. Ntwport Buch, Call· for nla 92663 Louis P1l1loutea, Inc (CA>. 9691 Innsbruck Drive. Hunt11111on Bnch, C1llfornia 92646 Silvano OIG111ove, 32001 l'eclllc Coast Hwy, L1111n• Bt1ch. Cahfornle 92651 This bualnus Is con clucted by: a eene1 al par tne1 ship Hive ;ou alerted dotna buSIMssyet? Yts 6/01/04 Louis P1lafo11IH, Inc .• Louis P1l1lout1a. P11sl dent This s111em1nl Wat tiled with the County Ckrl< ol Orence County on 06/08/04 200 .. tllU t 011ly Pilot lune 25. My 2, 9. 16, 20CM FJ65 PCllJCATl)I The Costa Mau Zonlna Adnllnlstr1tor wiM rencltf 1 dtctSlon on Th11tMlly. July 8, 2004 or ., SOOll as pOsslblt lh«•lt•. on the follow1na Items l . Minor Ocslcn Review ZA·04·31 fOf r.tr Aini Kh1n, •ulllorlttd e11nt lor Mr end Mr1 Tellez. lor 1 1,286 sq. ft secor1d-a tor y 1dd1tt0n to 1 1ln1I• lamily rtsi dence. louted et 2023 fedeul Avenue rn 111 RI 1on1 Envlronmen111 delermon•llon exempt 2 Planntd Sl&nln1 Pro111m ZA 04 J6 lor Judy Shlnn1h1ld, au thorlud 111nl lor C1 .. i.s1H Condommoum Auocl1t1011, for lht Waters at Cr"lt.$1de, an office complt~. localed 11 2900 Briitol SbHI In • C2 iont En111ton mental d1ttrmln1tlon tUll!jlL P11bllsll1d Newport 8Hch/Cosl1 M.n Dally Pilot Jone 25. 2004 F l87 SUllAl'I Of AOOrnt .... OIY II COSTA llSA HOTICl IS HEREBY GIVEN lh1t on June 21. 2004. the City Councll edopted Ordlflance 04 7. entltled. AH OlDltllAHCI Of THI CITY COUH<ll Of THI CITY Of COSTA MtSA. CA.UfC>aNtA., l lPW · JHO AMO llP&ACJfllO M no.l 1'' /•Of Tml t Of flQ C6STA MISA MUNICIH.L COOt I I · OAlDIMO SPlUAl rvon PUMns AND AOOfNO A MIW U'ft-. ru 1,./• TO ftnl t Of THI COSYA MIU MUNKIPAt. COOi ll- 0.UDtHO 11.0<Jl PAA· fllS. SUMMARY Of THE Ofl OINANCt. This Ol'd1n1nc1 1mtndt the Co.st• MtSI Munlc rp1I Code by r9P1alin1 the t1Kr1nl content of Artlcle II 1/1, Chtpl., 2 ol Title 9 •nd reptac1na 11id ll'tlcte wlth re1u.- l1tlon1 reprcl1n1 SjHcltl Ev111h which lnclud•• ll\11 1111 (l«INt 1P9ll cetlon bt flltd with the Dwtctor of fln1nc1: lh•I •ltindwds fO< provision• rtttrdlrtt lr1ftlc COntt or b•nlcadts. rltat •Id end qnitery fee ... and lhe west1 m•ntp ment ind c1 .. n up pl1n bt Htlblf1htd b)' I resoluUon; lh1t permltJ muat bt .ut>mltltd 11 .. ttt l!I NY' 1Miof to lllt eve11t or liO d• ya lo al~ 1"-poa1lblllty of 1PDUI; lll•t P'• deal&· naltd event rout" wlil 11<t uta.bUalled h '"°' lut\611; lndlc1tt• tlle ••Cf9llon1 to lite perlTllt r~ltttntnt, l11Cluclta 1 P101tltiofl fOf ·u~led r9'11w"; 11.f \hit 0. IMlf1-fll S.Vlc• ,_ Wiii lie Mt llJ lltGWl-M lddrtlon. e new Artl(lt ll 1/4, Ctlaptw 2. Tltlt 9 "et •ddld to,,_. 14>1'\ tlM ,..., ... IOll. of llodc ,. • ._ which .,e llO loflttr ~·• wllllltl Ille definition tf • "tOeclCll •vent.· ntr MOllOH to al'f• Oulll!lllCI IM 1 MCoM rtldilll e nll ..,_. .... tlfflM" .... ftllO ... , .. ct•-of• ,.,.... . ._.. Ans.II F .... .............. '90GtC.-.. ..... ,..,.., ..... A ctttffled t.opy tf lllt hill ltd ot °' d!Nflc• CM 1 la p0tltd alld -y .. r .. d Ill Ille City CNti. • Otfru. 71 r• °'"'· C-1• ...,. 11" 0r411!fllet IS Hll9Mlld to brt In 111• fOfct lfld t !*t JO ff~• fro"' ltt "'9tiN .. POlal. ..... Ofy~ .... 1111i1d N•w51r• IMclllt .. ta Mt!• f'llt .liW 'l!J 2DOt f 11 ....... ......... Tiie folio..._ lllltnOM ··--~VIU ...... ZU Sori.t. 1r-.CAl2tOS toltl)tl MIChatl Nisei, 213 Scwltt, lrvW.., CA '2t0l tl.•tllt11n ft111 let/ NHel, 2U Sc:erltl. hlllf. CA l2t03 11\lt ~--11 c:on ducted lly llubllld end wife ""4• yov ltlrttd doill& blnlnul y1tt No Joi,tpll MlchMI Hetel Tiils llettmtnt Wit hltd with tilt Co1in1y Cltf\ of Or•nce Cou11t1 onOllOll04 I0046fflt14 01ily Piiot Ji.Int ll. II, 25, Jvly t, l004 f338 .......... ......... 1111 foll0"1111 '*~ •re dol111 buslnHS .. : Adr•nllln• l'trformanc:•. 1966 l'tac111tl1 ""'· Unl1 A. Costa Meta, CA 92626 Mld!MI Ed•wd Hilb· bard. 2733 Cardine! Dr .. Coll• Mesi, CA 12626 Thli busl11Ht It COit· dudtd by •n lnCIMdw1I Havt you SIMttd clolnl blll!ntu yeU No Mlchatl £.d".,d Hub b11d This stetement wu fifed w1ltl "'9 Count, Cler._ ol 0r.,., Co41nty on Ol,l'08.I04 to046tltt7' Dilly Piiot June ll. 18, 25, July 2, 2004 fJJI Re-. ..... .......... The followin1 per1011s are doina bullneas 11. Keys Olrtct, 125 tut 81•11 Str11t, Sllllt 1130. Coste "'-· CA 92626 North Amtdc1n Direct (CA). 125 Ent 8elltr s11 .. t, Sult• tlJO. Cost1 Mesi, CA 92626 This bl.ostrlHS Is COil ducted by. • corportlion Have you started dolne business yttl No Horth .t.mtfletn Direct. Mateo J RaSlC, 1'1111 dent Thi$ slettment *'" llltd with the County Cltrll of Or1n1• Count' on 06/08/04 tOOUtltoSO Darty Pilot June 11, 18, 25. July 2. 2004 f345 Adtl.-.... ... s..... The tot1ow1n1 pecsons •rt dolftl business as AOtl Group. 403 Briclllon Six•nr· Coste ....... c.t. 9262 AJy o Klllldar. 403 8rta11ton Sori111s. Costa Mnt, CA 92627 This bu1ln111 11 con· duct1d by· tn lndMdual Hive you started dolnt business y111 Ho Aly 0. lllUidlf This alaltment wu lll•d with the County Cllfk ot Oona• County on 06,IOll/04 t 0046tllt76 01ily l'tlot Ju119 11. 18, 25. Juty 2. 2004 F 342 Re-. ..... ... .... The to1tow1nc .,.,sons .,. dotftl llllliMss .. kkb ~ Cottaaes. 401 Newport Ce11ter Ori~•. Newport 811c:h. Ctli lorni.92MO Summertr .. lnltrlou, Inc (CA), 12111 S.vtrn Wey, Rlv111ld1. C.ltfor nl• 92503 This busmen 1$ con ducted by • corpo1•ll011 Have you slllrte4 dome busl11eas ~et7 Yes 6/15/04 Summertrn Interiors. l1tc , Pockets Alvarez, Prtaicllllt This st1teme11t wH foled With the Cou11ly Cler._ of Oren11 County on 06/l71(M ~"01•• Otlty l'rlot June 2S, Julr 2,1, 16,2004 Fl63 Public 11t1r 11111 wlll bt lltld by th• Costa Mesa Pl1nnln1 Comm1u10n 11 City Hall, 77 Fair Orlvt, Costa Mesi. c.lifOfnl.t, 11 6·JO p.rn . or 11 M1011 •• llO'sib4t tlllfttfler on Mond1y, July 12. 20<M. ,.,..rdln1 tht followlna tppl~tlcMt I T111t1t1v1 Percal Map f'M 2004 128 for Robert Sundstrom, au lhorktd l(tnt for P1tty Yuan, for a ont·lot aubd1•11slofl for air spice condominium !WfllOM•. located et 240 •nd 250 Srlw Avenue In en MP zone. Envlro11m1nt•I dtlll'ITlin•tlon nempt. 2 Plannlnc AppllcaUon PA 04-25 fOf lt~lh J W1o1nt. 1utftorl(td tttnl 101 Mr. and Mn Klein, lor wtrl1nca1 from fro11t tn4 r•tt Ntbltdl rt 11ulr•m111ta (2D' re quired; 10' prOOOMd for tM fro11t; 20' rtQUil'td. 7' ptOpoMd fOf \ht r•er) end for 1ncro1ch1111nl ol lht HVt O'Vtr'hllfll Into IN frOflt Ntblldl (5' permitted, IZ' llrOCIOttd) In conjv11ctlon wltll • rnln« 6ea\ln rnltw fOf '" 1145 sq. ft . eecond •fOfY. tdclltlon to • •••· ltmil)' r•ldmct, locettd et 219 'Miff '*• In en ftl tOM f'1¥1fOll mental dtlttmln1t1011 Htmpt, 3 hctflc Mt dlcet Pl111 Draft lnw1rt11 tMntlt •• t rt..-1 No . 1081 (SCH 1200307)0lt) ,., Corl , .. MtwlTI•"· tutl!Oflred tpllt fOI Jo .... h C t1ow11. tw • prllPOffd 7t,!IOO -. ft., 4 •totr 111Miclt ... ~ ...... a nd J lavtl 111rlll111 ehuc;lufl, loceled at llU/1140 Newpo rt .......,.,, TIM protlOMd ll'Wt ...... I-· ...... lt.~t .. ......... ·~ltlc floof ., .. 11ti0 ol o «>, • reront fro111 Cl, Ctntlll lu IMM, It POC • Pit~ Otv9'op• '"'"' Ce111111erc111, • _.,... "°""' '*" con •trlloll r:INt· OM I "-'tl N e•plim, , Of hit ltlef ""'°'IN tlo 11 011 tfl• •lln• .................. ~ (>14) ·194.1a41,, ...... IM ott!M of tt1a "911 .. OWllMll, ,.... •• .,, , .. °''"· eo,ta .... ~- , ........ 4 ···= .. Ml'Coe .. .... n...-.a.20CM, ........ ........ The toltowlf1C ,., '°"' -·~~ .. : 0.Mtr Ooct fir~ m W lltll SL fW. Costa Mtat. California t2tV Ml(ltll Yltlete Clll1r1f11·Cre11. 1761 M1r1-St. ""'11ott Bttdl, Cttttorn1112'Ml Thlt llulltft•• la COii· duettd "•· Ill lrtdWl44ial ltlvt you tt#tad doll!t b..._.rttTNo Maritt• Vfol•ll Chl11tlla·Cr11t Thi• 1t1tem1nt w•• lllN with the Cc11mtr Cltl'tl ot Orarwe County 0110IV09/04 ,...., .. , .. Dally l'llol June n. II, 25, July 2.. 20CM F347 llOllaOf llM&lll RllWIOW .. CIMCMIK OIMIUCJISI ... ......... &1 J.t• To Wllom It M1y Coft. cern: The N1m1(1) of lht Appllunt(s) 11/111 BO WERS BU HNY CHAMHOffG"IT TIM 11>9llunts listed above If• 1pplyin1 to the Oep1rlm1nt o f Alcoholic B n1n1• Corllrol to 1111 1lcoholrc .,. •• ,.... 11: 2175 IRVINE AVC STE D. COSTA MES.t. CA 92627 Typ1 ot llcenu(a) applied for •a . ON· SAl.E BEER AHO WINE EAllltO Pl.AC( Publl1hed Newport e .. c111Cost1 Mesa 01111 Piiot Niii ~. 2004 F375 .......... ... s...... The followlna p11sons 11 • dolna builnesa as: S.A.l.SON Plumblna Conl11ctors, Herh1y 7812, Mldwey City. CA 92655 Nelson R1ndln, Htrh•y ~~ .-ldway City, CA Stoe A L011pburd4, JM Grenoble ln., Costa Mtu,CA92627 This 1>uslnes1 ii con· ducted by. a aenetal p11tnefShic> Hive you 1l1rttd dotna bUM"9$S yell No Nelson R1ndln This 1tat1ment was llled with lht County Clerk of Ortns• County 01106/08/04 t0046Hlt10 01ily Piiot June 11, 18. 25. July 2, 2004 F 340 ......... ... s...... The folloWlfll plf ~n1 ,,. dolna buslneu u American Moisture THI, 1319l 8rlll1111_ Woods, Tusltn. CA 92780 Ademjemea W Schw.,.1. 13191 Brilla ny Woods, luatin. CA 92780 J1m11 O SChwea•I. 13l91 8rltl1ny Woods, lust111. CA 12780 This bvs-s 11 con ducted by. I 11ne'8I pert11erttllp Hev• yCMi st"1ed dolnc busi-ytl7 No Adam jemea W Schwepl This statement w11 filed with the County Cl1111 of Or1n1• County on 05/28/04 20044tl714S Otlly ,1101 June •. 11. 18,25,2004 F330 S.....tl 'i ' 'lfU1uf ............ The followln1 person hits 1bandoMd the use of the f'lctltlous Busl nns N•ITlt Chavez rowina. 14ll M Gar11sey St., Slnt. Ant. CA 9270S Ole Fictitious ButintN n1m1 r1ferr1d to 1bowe wts liled In Ortnt• Cou11ty on CM/lll/2003, FILE MO 200ll94 l 437 Rocendo Carel• Chaw11, 141 l N. Ger11sty St.. S.nt1 Ant. CA 92706 Thll buslntH Is con ducted by en kld1vldu11 Roctndo Garcia Chntt This 1t1t1n1enl wH filed with the Counl7 Clerlt of Or1n1e Cou11ty Ol1 06/04/04 2004ttlMSO O•h f'ilol Aine 2S. JulY 2,9, 16.2004 F374 llOllCI Of PWUC llAm8 NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVCN 11111 1 public llttf int wll M held by the Cosll .._. . Cit)' Council on July 8. 20CM. al 6 30 p.m.. ln the CoullCll Cllamt>va of City lf•tl, n Fair Orl111, on tht followlll& lttM; PROPOSED R£ZOHE It· 04 04 for O.wln p..,. ton to re10111 tht prot*ly loetttd It 24'6 New11ort loutew.,d The 11q1111t la for a rtrone from Cl (LOC1l llut1111 .. District) to lt~.fil> <Multl· Family llnWtnllll Dll· trlcl, MHl4llll OtnlllY) The lnllltt •IN)'/i!llU llltd Mlal1vt deelua !Ion ta •111ll1blt for public ""'"" •t th• IOllOwtna ioc:.tiona~t) l'ul>llc Counter. Pte OW jloa, City Hal, 7 fllr 011 .. , MCond tloor (b) MtM Vtttte llt1t11y, nit Mt11 Vtrdt Orlvt last, IM (c) OrMtt COIMty '"* Lltlrwy <'•tll Alltnut lruch), lH& Parll Avenue tn111tonm1r1t.1 dttwmt net.loft: MltlotU Nell \I,,. Otcl1r1tlon. If THE AIOfttMfN TIONID ACTION II CIW.LCNOlO IN COUllT, the chel1tt111 ~J' bt lllllltad to on4'J UloM ....,., rtlMf ,, ttle OIMC Mllrint Mlallltf !ft . IN llOttet , or lfl Wf ifflll COflftflOl'l"'1Cle delln ted to ti.. City c-11 •t. w "''°' to, u.:.&=c ~~.4U OM,. IMt et ltlt Uov9 time 11111 pl•c•. ah lnl•talff 119110111 "''• ........ ,...,,., tltt Cfty to.Mil .,. t"9 ....... 19nd tMt .. Oftl Md "''"'" COM "'1111lcatton wlll h c.ont.ldwrtil Ml(fOLCM • J>::'f:t.'=. , .. 1..... "'ffi:(' l•lc:lll'Cott• Met• I'"-\ .lllnt ZS, 1004 tll .... ..... ... ...... The .....__,.._.. •• dolnl 1llMI ....... Owtton 2 ltMrMtinc,. 1"7 .... Hial!IPIM• Ofrtt. t:oeta Mete. Ctllforftla ma-202' *""' ti, Nilllo. \117 .... HtonpolMr• Orlvt, Cotta Neu, C•l•f0t!IM ~ This b1111ne.u I• con ducted by: 1n llldlvld111111 Htvt y.u •tarted do"'9 ~.r•t7Ne fllichnflt' N<rllo fhi• statement wll flttd with lht Co1mty Cltfll of Or1n1t County Oii OlllUI04 ,...., .... , o~ ,.not .1u1M 2', Jutr 2, 9. 11. iOCM f36'J Rt-. ..... ........ The tollowl persona .,, c10tn1 bu neu 11· a) Tlnm1n. b) Tlnnurn R1tyclln1. c) Tlnman Rtcycl• Cent•11, d) ,, l1t1111 Planet. t) Pristine Earth. f) Prl1tln1pl1n1t, l'rlstl· -th. 1'°42 Mtrlhttl lane. Tustin, CA 92780 Jos11111 Jeffrey Gomn. 1'042 Marsl\111 lent, Tuilin, CA 12780 Tllis bullMSll II COii· ducted by: '" indivldu•I Have rou started doln1 buslneu t•l7 Ho Joshue Jeffrey c- Tllis stattmtnl wn hied w1t11 the County Clerk of Orance Cou11ty on 06114/04 20046tltl0t Delly Pilot Jlunt l8. 25. .1u1r 2. t . 2004 F3157 Re-. ..... ... s.... Th• tollowlna Plftons .,. dolnc builntst as 1) 1s11nd Vllldlnc. b) Cherubt·n·Chocol1t1 by Sophie, 49 LakHllor•. Irvine. CA 92904 Juline Wtbb, 49 Lahshore. lrvl11t, CA 92604 Curt Webb, 49 Lake shore. Ir vine, CA 92604 fhls buslnus Is cor1 ducted by CO·Pll'lners Ha'/I 10U a tart-4 dome business yet? Yts. !V25/04 Curt Wtbb JultntWtbb lhis statement was ftltd with tM Counly Cltrtl of Orena• County orl 06/08/04 20046tllt67 Dally Pilot Junt 11. 18. 25. )uly 2. 2004 f 335 At-. ..... ... s...... The followin& persons are dolnl b11t1neas •s F auner Brothers Pro duce & Men.et. 14547 Htrpet St, Modw~y City C1llf0fnla 92655 Mlch .. I c Bertsch, 14542 HM!* St. Mid wey City, Ce1ifor1111 92655 Tiiis business 1s con dueled by· an indivldu11 Have you started dolna bllMMSS ytlf No MlchHI Btf Isch This 1t1temenl wn h .. d with lllt County Cl11lo. of Orenc• County on 06/23/04 l OMHtotOS Otlly Piiot June 25, July 2,9, 16,2004 F364 ........... ... ..... .. .......... ...... Thi fol10w1111\i'::.t.0"' "" tollowln• '*'°"' .,. doMtl .., .. ., ..... .,., "-... lwna 1'11a 'roduct""' Wut Coeat l1nerp, 11712 Kirwin Cir , UlOl Ride• Route Dr fountain V1ll1y, CA ~ 1, t.uune Hilla, CA 92708 t2'65,) Sl•Jh•n r Rlvtfa, ChorJ• Allt114orf, 1J712 K1rwl11 Cir , 2"01 l4lp ltoule Or • ~·•In Veller. CA ~· L11111111 Ki CA Tllit ~--II con Tllit bullnttt 11 COil· ducted by· en llldrvl611tl dueled by.• llldMduel Hawe JOU Slll't.d dol111 HtYW YoV ttl<led doinc Ml-yetf No business yet1 Stlflilttn Rlvw1 yn ~l/04 Tiii$ tt1t1ment wu Geor1e Allel1dod flltd with the County This 1t1ttment wH Clttli. of Oran11 Counl~ tlled with tht County on OO/'Dlt04 Cltilt of Onnt• County to046tllt1S on 05l2l,I04 Dally l'llOt June ll, 11. 2004Hl7MO 25. Jllty 2. 2004 rl44 0,.11 _ P1tot June 4, l}..t RcllM..... 18. 25, 2004 FJa ....... RctlllM ..... ...s...... fht follow1na person\ are dolna business 11 8eracah. Int .. 2191 Htrbor Blvd. '75. Coste Meat,CAmU Btracth Inc (HY ). 5516 Boulder Hwy Stt 2f·914 LH Ve1as Ne v1da 89122 ™• b11slnn1 is con ducted by I COlpoullon H1v1 you started do1n1 buslne" yell Ho Bencall. Inc • Edw.,d Fish, C 0.0 Th11 statement was hied with the County Clerk ol Oran11 County 0110512&/0' to046tl714t Delly Piiot June 4, 11 . 18. 25, 2004 f 333 The lollowln1 person' ere doln1 bualoeas es· Asset M1neaemenl GrouP, 523 22nd StrHI. Hunhncton Buch Cl\ 92648 Hunllncton f und1n11 Cotporett0n (CAI. 523 22nd Strtel. Hu11tln11lon Bt1ch, CA 92648 fh1s bus1n1u 1s con dueled by 1 corporetron Hive you started doln1 business yet1 No Huntonaton f undone Corporatron ferry Tat hne CEO This sraremenl was flltd .... 1111 the County Cltrll of Or anae County on05/28/04 t 0046tl11Sl 011ty Pilot kine 4 I\, 18,2!>,2004 Fll4 Fldltlm .... ... s...... The follow1n1 pttrsons ••• dorn1 bustntu es 1) HUSH 8.t.BY. llC. b) St5 BABY, J312 W Ocunfronl, Newport e .. ch. C1htornl192663 Hush Biby. I LC, (CA), 3312 W Oct1nlronl, "'•wP~rt 8Hch. Calo for nit 92663 This business Is con due led by l 1m1ted hab11ity Co Han you alerted dolnl busmen ytt? "'o Hush 81by, LLC. Teri Lyn C.llouef11. Manaa" Partner Tl\IS 1t1t1111t11I WH ftltd with the County Clerk of Ot ane• County on 06/l ll(M 20046tltSS2 011ly Ptlol June 18. 25, July 2, 9. 2004 F 35A fht lollowl"-'"''°"' ire ckHnf bualnt.H as: The PC roubluhoolll'. 1233 OultlUtr Drive, Coro11e dtl Mer. CA 92625·121 I Anthony 0 Christo pher. Jr • 1233 Outriue1 Orio Co1on1 def M11, CA 92625 1211 Thlll bu11ness 1s con ducted by 1n 1ndi~ldual Have you 1t1rted doina busonen yell Ves 06/01/2004 AnlhOny 0 Christo phet. Jr fhos it1tement wH hied with the Counly Cieri. of Otena• County on 06/01/04 20046tHIH Delly Piiot Jun1 II, IB, 25, July 2. 2004 f346 RdltlM ..... ... .... The followlna ptttona are dolna busineu n f A E s . 720 YICtorla Apt B 2. Costa MeSI, CA 92627 Fredy Mora. 72{) Vte tor11 Apt 8 2. Cost• MeSI. CA 92627 Jose Luis Pena. 2157 M1ple Ave.. tO. Coate Mesa. CA 92627 This business Is con ducted by a 1r1ner ti perlnersht11 H••• you st11ted dolr1t business yet? No Jou l uls Pen• tredy Mo11 lhri st1tement w" fifed w1lll the Cou11ty Clerk ol Or ans• Cou11ty on O!l/28/04 20046t17UI Dally Piiot June 4, 11, 18. 25, 2004 FJ32 Cu'tstt•lo ,,,, .. ,,,~" rtpolr job1 m111a tlt1lto11111 Ld IAt Cwilflff Sf"ic' °''"'°" 1tt111011fitt' rt/Wt.At . ..... .... ...... fh• '°' ....... per-,,. dOlfllll ~ ~ Mt\4S ~ el KollO' IM Ntn1ty'1, "° (. 17tll St , Sta. 220, CNta lltltM, CA~7 Mttla. A&tlin• ... _ 1!194 .._ Awe. 1103, Colt• ...... tA t2127 Tiiis butiMA It COii• dlll;tld •y• en lMIVifUll tt.wt 1ou 1twttd ~ bltsineU Wtlt Yal 5-04 Mwte A&u•re Mor- Thii 1f1ltll!Mt wu fifed with tfll County Cltrll of Or1111• County °" 06I08lo. to046tlff7$ Ot•ly l'ilot Jlune 11. ll, 25. July 2. 20(M fs.Q ,... ..... ... s-.. Jiit followlnc P«a<>na .,. dollll b11al11ttt ... Le Sce11, Archlltelllft and Interior Otslcn, lf10 S.nt1 Ml, Avt.. ~t G, Colle Mela, CA~ Sabrl111 OVitdo. 1%44 S. Hifllt Stir. .t.111hel"' Hills, CA 92808 This buslMU is Corl· ducted by' Ill lndivldllal Have you started dolna buainess 1•11 No Sabrina Oviedo Thia statement wes fltecl with lht County Clerll ot Or1111• County on05/2&/0' to046tl71SI 011ly Pltol June 4, II, 18. 25, 2004 f'329 llOllCI Of AIMAD 10 SBlAlCotlUllMIMIS ............... J.11,iiM To Wllolft It Mey Concern. TM N•-(•) of the AHllc•nt(s) i.t ue· PAllNA GROUP NEWCO LLC THE Th• 1pplk;anta liittd ebove are 11HIYlttc to the 01part1111nt of Atcoholfc 8ever•1• Control to "" •kol'lollc bever1111 et : 1570 SCENIC AVE.. COSTA MESA, CA 92626 Type of lice11u(s) Apc>htd for: 47 · OH SALE GENERAL EATING PLACE 68 ·PORTABLE BAA Published Newport 8eacl\/tost1 Mnl Dally Pilot .lllne 25, July 2. 9, 2004 F370 SELL your stuff through class if iedf Sill your stuff through classified! 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Tht filing of yo.JI Ac1ftloua Bullnela Mime S1a19mM II W1 impottant ltrll atep We can ...... you YlluetM time by mallJog IN ltlp to the Orange CotM1ty Cler11·Aecorder In Santa Ana to file your atatement (often ~ u • OBA· •0o4ng eu.lnftt At•). We wUI pl.lbUltl your llctltloul name ltalement once a WMtc for tour wtekt u ~ by law and then llae your PfOOf of pUblloltlon wlltl.,. C<Mt'( Reootdtt •...... We can fax, e-mail or mall y0u th• lortnt -.Ith ~ fof your~ Dullrw twnt -~ or Mop by the Delly ~ 330 W. Bey St. Cwta *- lt'1 teey tnd only ..... ftw mlnutte. If )QI .. ..,, quMIOnl. plMM eel ue at (8491 &12~1. w.·,. QP9' • fibldeY ~ Fndly from l:to M\ to 5:00 pm, QoOd llld(ln ~,...~ DailyJIPilot • • • • A14 fftdlr, Me 25, 20().t Policy How to Place A ---Deadlines--- Rat and deadlln arc ubjcct to chanac without oodce. The publi her ttKrVe. the riaht to censor, redwify, revi.c or n:jeq any clusilied, classified di play cir di5play odvcrtiliemcnt. 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Sh " Sh &Mic.~.~ .. M1k1 Mt '45 ·7~5 1310 )•. -.... 4 , ... -· .. . ... lit .. --'"' • I '1':, •· -• • I ~ .. ': . .._ ... . . • j, 3435 Costa Mm jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirl.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;:;;;;jjj~ ·c..,.,.. u.( NEWPORT CONSIGNMENT GALLERY OPCH SAT SUH I 4 ~JI Grffllbr•ar lbf 21>• s.n1 tam llomt S6r.>I\ 16651( IA<-• ...... 11t1r HeWJ)Oft Sllores, welll to °'"" 3bt Ztla 111>1>« unit, 20r 21>1 lo••, 4 Cilf Cir plfk1n1. S 1200,000 Wart en fut Team 949-903 0709 Nmell':StCXlUB:18.£S • lr.iCIURJRHllUIE 2519 8ow0ol11 Culd O. !~lOTS PW«llSaART uc at loo much to Balboa~ • R.rwl l't1<.cs kcaldbl menhon i690f\ S7SOK Newport a.di 9S1 • \ll:'t Mlk ti.-c.n. 2SJO fordflMI 11 c0tnn o.....w...i.....i..114-96!M9ta .(ASH Bl.iY Olin lot, b .. u 4br 201 hd•d " • ...,.... "'"1 • Onl' !\ca or 1:.nu,.. f.Ju.1~ flta, ,,.., plllO, m11st lkrfft .._., price 38R SM1 i690K S750ll 28A Clll de·sac. ClcKe to • (.onug11mn10 E.a..q-tt'Cl Oally lmd• Hartmen llemu poola/schools. Meny • ~AUIC ~ i....p Apprailal. ~2144 714 ~l upar.O•• lncl11clu •II • l\oll.W & t..mted 0.-"-• kt & s-•Pill's $639.000 0oua •BK(,(~ Fl FRH.WAY fRONTAl,E. ~HOWROOM I 2-4, JH7 .. ..,.... Bulley, Bkr !M9 720 17o4 I < .,_ L-.• o1· cc L Av• ~tly remod IAY,.ONT W/'l Side • n AllU ,..,__ "'"' ., rwy eled 4bf, 20• Home ltu 4br 3.5ba 6000 sf rou. FRa Belu1Jf11I llnchctl*I verd, eit•t•. poo1, 14>1 c. a•ted All rHI ••t•t• edvei tis 8 8 8-4 3 4-Q 7 2 2 _.., tlflc:11nl. el new Ina In this n•••P•J>t• '' IC>l>lllnt lrl8 coolet entry Petrick Tenore wbltct to lht , ftMr •I M• t l0-U10 1 • •-••• -0711 tr ~ "' I . IUllorllOltt USA~ r ... 11011 ln1 kl ol 191'.S ___ 1 v ... •-1 .. N.-f;..;W.;.;P..;;;O;.;.;R..;..T.;;;8.-L;,...:C-.o;.sT;.:;A;,..:"';;.;.::;:[5;;.;.A:..,..___. ~.:'"~4111!~...:.; -------.. emended •h•'h cllllna. epproa 2000sf _Nti_ltMlf_._rt_Coat ___ _ maku II 1111111 lo $695,000 to $7•9,500 by 1.-tlM 41, S.51• 1dv1<t1w •any CH•let 1run:t bV/ Hd Rlltf:llRI hO 714-394-1244 ent.e 1tm11111011 or .,.;fts;.Llll, o1'W w........... •~ _....,.:;;;,;t;i;;!;ftl!;;!;;;;. "-•rock pool' '9• d1scrjmift1tlon b•Mtd on DIAMONDS/ _ .. _________ I Must ... to 1pprecilt1 rece, colot, tt"91c>ft, M• nnrtW\u• urTll t' Offke ew., Weootelt f0t Sl,775,000 for sell ~ h111dic~. f1mlll1l •talus f"JK\INUO~IN.IJ purcheH a>Whlllion SAT/SUN 1-4, Owner/Aat949-6'().JI 0t netional or1at11. 0t en -------.. , • ...,,-....,.1 .,a~ 1..,,.. CAST SIOE Lovely Slftelln-* t tlo t L c-t(-'-N... ·---..---... ted comm11n1ty w/9 on en n o ma~e eny -5000sf Will P•)' m.trk•t ... 3 3 suth prefttellCe, Um;ll Oklc:otnst Gotd, stlver, pt1ce. 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TUSTIN 714-731 -4165 IMW J2S ,....,, 'tS ucellenl cond, loaded. 6 CO cll1n11er SI 3,000 ····••0·1214 CIMhllc C.two 't7 4lli actual ml, blatk/erey ltlw, rnn<f. chtome whls. Sold pill. r .. r spoiler, buutlful oria cond, superb value fOf money $7995 1110014729 8kr ..... , ... 1 ... 'WWYl·9P·'- c..llilC ... Almo9e c-. lltrlt ... soft lop, low ml, ~ red, un- 11\#ked black llhr' a>, aloy ""*· ~ .. -c:cnd, tM c:ar ... 11JPeciate on vabl SI0.995 v 7'54271 81o1 949 586-U!88 _..,..._ All txlln. dnt cood, 68K ""· $9500 949 nJ 4782 fOllO l..-w 1.Ule UUS SC400 'ti '--'911 •Int cond. 69k t 751( ml, buutflul red rit ,_ tra, al rllllDfds. hud, 50IM flaws, S6000/ $tO,SXl/obo 9"9-m6293 obo PP 94~455 0204 0 Cthfornla ltw re· quns lhtt eontrac ten t= fOb• tMt total or more (labor or materiel$) be llconsect by tilt Contractors Stat• license Board. 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Dtct Co. ffle EsUmata 949-848·9356 YOUl_,.I tMnoYIMINT tttoJICT' Ctll t plurmi.t, ~int•. hti!dymen, Ot any of the srHt Stnlcll ~sled htft ill 0111 WV"' dlr11.t0t~I TltES( LOCAL SVC l'f.CW'\.E CAif HHI' YOUTOOAYI W&\'T !?1U 5l o QIH.2 •Q' SOUTll .,. 1;1 KQJU7U o KJ"tt •5 Openina k8d. Fi~ o( • tr you hold no llOQllClll'C, the 1tUtn d.&rd lead llliJllst \Uit 4'UlltrlelS b fllll~I from II'\ honor. Thal WU Ill Ille informruioo &M needed io find the winnina ddense. Noce Nor\h's ~ raiJe to two ~ with onty lhrcc-c:ard 8Up- Satwft 'OI Sl2 S•.._ 11110, aUV«/und mt, m1tchln1 cloth Int, premium 11ound1 cost $1411 ofi.red tt $711, lillt new v50298$ llkr. •••-st•-• ... -.tcpaltl.- ... u.c:tr.CNft, hffy type, _., iaod tond ,._., •op blue, h1• Ylht& le(XX> obo IMMM-41 .. SEU. 'jour unw1nt'1d Items tt1rou111 cla»illtd llAll ..... -"' 1170 a..,. ~If iww lllttrlot, wind 1 encllor. red1r/1rcll, much more. $21.000 Cd tom n -.904-4 t tt Tw.11fta-tS .. Ties available for rent Hellt Lido lsl1nd 71._7Jl-44J2H. l• C4•'11U•I• r11tuU tlto11 rq1'1)#1 ,, .. ,,,,1u.,.111 Ltttlrt Clmlflt' S""" 1)1,«IH] 111/t JO•fl•' rtlWlllu . STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? 8edl1cll Inca I .Le. lloctrlc LOIOI !)tbs klc:tl canlnc:tor. no _. too untl no ;ill IOo ~ IWs ~~UC 10108 ~714}142-1410 UCUtSlD <OtcTUCTGa No !Ob flDO sm. ,. WVIClll Repair, remodel. ''J:t. JPl,,_IVC~ Ftnctng w ..... ,_,,. Repalt or R-silac• wooden pits' wooden ltncn 114-444-037 3 The Legal NoUOM 0ep.nm.nt lrt the Dlllly PUot la pleued to provide~ to new~ Rl S TOR[ • RC PAIR & Rf MODEi ING 'lllt llq d 'fOIJI ~ &llr.-.._ ~ """ ~ h .. We c.1-)'Oii Vaiuabie - ~ l!lllli'lg,. ....... Onrlge Ccull'f Cllll<~ In a.. Alll IO ... )IOI" llClllllllnl (Olten rWltrNd ... OBA· "Doing ButW-"9'1 WI wm publlttl your ~----·--1or1o11 ....... NqUlltd b'f ... end lhtn 1111 yo..! prool Cl pul)llcallOn .., ... ~~.--- We C9R tu, •·!Nil or 111111 Y"" lht IOfl'nl wllli lnMNc:llona tor yGUr llcCllba ~ --l Of *P Dy ... 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