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Home My WebLink About2003-06-05 - Newport Mesa Daily Piloti .- ---=- . "'\ ~ . .. ..... Serving the N ewport-Mesa community since 1907 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 Two airlines tentatively added to JWA County supervisors OK five new round trips for Frontier and ATA airlines, but will conside r formal approval on July 24. Paul Clinton Daily Pilot COS'&. MESA -lWo discowu air· lines could set up shop at John Wayne Airport by swnmer if the county Board of Supervisors grants final approval to a plan unveiled Tuesday. Supervisors tentatively approved add- ing Denver-based Frontier Airlines and Chicago-based A'&. Airlines based on Airport Director AJap Murphy's recom· , men dation to them on Tuesday. ·me board is set to consider granting formal approval to Murphy's recom· mendation on July 24. Under the plan, Frontier would be give n three daily lights; Al~ would receive two. The two airline. would Oy nonstop flights from Orange Councy to Chicago's Mjdway ln1em aLional Airpon and Den- ver International Airport. "We're happy to proVJde adrutional services to the travelinK public," airport INSIDE For more JWA news, see Page A4 spokeswoman Ann McCarley ~id. The new flights come as a rt~!>ult of the renegotiated 1985 settlement agree· ment last year between the county. Newport Beach and two airpon group'>. By extending that agreemen1 to 2015, the groups also expanded the• a1rpon\ night capacity. As many as 85 Oights per day and IO H million passengen. per year can now use the airport Frontier is a discount airhnt• lhat bl' gan operations in 1994. The airline· pro vldes service to 39 cities, including cwo in Mexico. The pubUc company offers shares on NASO\Q. A typical round-trip ticket to Chicago. leaving Los Angeles on JuJy 11, cost $242. A typical Frontier flight to Deover cost $286. Both fares were reported on Wednesday on l'ravelocity.com. rrontier has been described Cl.'> • a very safe airline" by Air Safety Online. a Web !>ite that monitors airltne safety re- cord!>. It has had no fatal acadents and only a handful of incidents since 1996, ft'deraJ records show, including three that the National TransportatJOn Safecy Board considered senous. One of those occurred Sept. 24, 1997, when a Fronuer QUESTION Should John w.y.,. Aifport wale CM"ne more......,_? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to dailypilot@Jat1mes.com. ? • Please spell your name and include yoor hometown and phone number, for verification purposes only. fltght expenenced engine 1rouble after takeoff. ATA Atrhne!>, which i5 alM> known as American Trans AJI lnc .. was founded m 1973 rhe company is owned by A'&. See JWA, Pase M ICE HOCKEY SPECIAL CROSSING THE CAT'S PATH Activist An upset waiting to happen • EDITOR'S NOTE: As a special feature, Guy Hebert, a Newport Beach resident and former goalie for the Mighty Ducks, will be writing regular diaries about the team and its experiences throughout the playoffs. I f there were any doubters of the resiliency of the Mighty Ducks, their q uestion were answered empbaticalty in Game Four of the Stanley Cup Finals. Believe me. there were and stiU are many skeptics scattered around North America and Europe GUY HEBERT who simply don't believe that this is possible. However, these players have shown their menJe time and again. and at this point, nothing will surprise me or those who question this team's destiny. This Is quite a statement after witnessing all the moments they have provided me and all of their fans during these last two months of hockey. The Due.ks have won in every way imaginable, and for me the question is not if they will win. · but rather, how will they do it. Overtime seems to be the place they are most comfortable in, and once again they had a stranglehold on the extra session and evened this series at two games apiece. By now, everyone in Orange County has become fixated on the Ducks and their rise to hocltey immortality. l am amazed that in the month of June. in Newport Beach. I hear people talking about hockey. SE.AN HIUER I DAILY Pl OT Cat eyes seem to gaze over the shoulder of a passing cyclist at the Comer of Anton and Parl< Center m Costa Mesa. The eyes are painted on a wall surrounding the construction site of what will be the Chat Noir Bistro and Jau Lounge. See HOCKEY, Pa1e M THE BELL CURVE Two unforgettable anniversaries this week T WO anniversaries takeJ>lace this week of events that touched my life deepty-and that I can't resist recx>gnizing here. The ftrst is the S9th anniversary of D-Day, when Allied troopl graphic evtdeooe or what our troops had to face. So are the thousands of white crosses that madt the paves of thote who died in that effort. stormed ashore ln northern Prance to tum around. once and for JOSEPH N~ BELL all, the war..-wt NuJ Gennari)t 1hree,.... my wife_, ...... Weelt In ~on that vitit brln~ to memory. ~ the unttn.alnti we were fadiig In 1944. lf the Nonnandy la.ndinp Wfte rum«t bild;; thens WU a NormlndY lbeodMnl the lmmnlty oltlm Oi*ldOiL pn:=~c: cnan••~·IUc likelfhoOd chat the war mlltit RO on lftdelriltely. No one ln my recolet1b1 ftS really~ chit would blq)peft. bUI lhe .... -~...a.lblit'I S.QIM.,_...M ) Dail y Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.~com WEATHER ~ Today will be • repeet of ~v. whh cioudtearty and 1>11rtial dearing. S..hpA2. CITY COUNCIL Cotta Meet council gives garoen pajn • aeconc1 lo<*. 5eehpA5 CENTERLM County~,...... .. i'811~.._IMM,.. ....... .,, ......... .......... ca.w•Men .......... CllllPid .. wAlfl _., ...... Clf~•· ,, ... .. .... .. takes on wetland filters Bob Caustin ca lls water d istrict's plan 'flawed.· Paul Clinton Daily Pilot NEWPORT Bl.AU I -Noted lrvme Ranch Water Distnct cnuc Bob Caustin has ta.ken aim at the agency·~ la1est proJed. a network of we1land fihel"'> along San Diego Creek, call ing the enVJronmen1al rt'VU!W -ru~tally flawed." The commcn1s were included ma 13 page critique of the project released Fnday. See WETlAND, Pqe M EDUCATION OCC agree s to abide by Brown Act Christin• Carrillo Daily Pilot OCC l.AMPUS -A student government budget comminee will start abiding by the state's open meeting law after it was accused of operating behind dosed doors by the col· lege newspaper. ·we sought legaJ op1ruon and found that f the committee! is sub,ect to the Brown Act. - said Kate Mueller, Orange Coast College' SeeOCC,PapM A NOTE TO OUR READERS SW'ting todey, the Deify Pilot la making cNngel to lta enten8inment and Mturwe coverege. Uf9 Ii leialre wAI run Thureday and wUI lndude No Ptace Ub Home. 8-t 8uyt and the Crowd. The O..eboc* -=dot\ la being l9ftMNd ·~· and wll run on Fridey. It wtl lndllda c:ullure ......... Otdm and Tom TIU' tt*"W ~ On Slilurdey ..... wil be. MW r.eiglon ...... and I peged9clc:Mldto .. CO'll~ oldlr'avwd. Rnelv ..... ,.. .... .. ......._ ... ,, .. ... ..... llloftof •Wlcll ,...of I *f1• f • Al Thndly, Jooe 5, 2003 POLITICS THE POLmCAL LANDSCAPE FU PHOTO I DAILY PILOT Dennis Rodman's new idea for a rearrty TV show would take him out of Newport Beach and have him run for office in another city. Rodman 'reality' includes saying goodbye to Newport Paul Clinton Daily Pilot Dennis Rodman. Newport Beach's not-so-favorite bad boy, may run for local office. Just not in this town. Marc MaDdn, In his "lntelUgencer' column In New York Mapz:hw., Is ftPOltlng that Bodman ~ been pitching an Idea for a new reality show to eevera1 1Vnetworb. In the show, the former NM star would move out of his West Newport home, while being followed by cameras 24/7, and head to "a more conservative area ... somewhere in Orange County." Once he's there, Rodman, who has set off his neighbors here with his wild partying lifestyle. plans to win over new neighbors with his Mfame, fortune and winning personality," Malkin writes. He'll invite them to his parties, Mallin quotes his unnamed tipster as saying. After he wins the new friends, Rodman will purportedly run for local office in his new city. Rodman will also Mname one of his many pets as his running mate,L" Malkin writes. Malkin's colwnn appears in the June 9 issue and is available on the magazine's Web site (www.newyorkmetro.com). POLITICAL CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS Chudc De Vore will hold a kidc-off celebration for his Assembly run from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. June 12 at Chinatown in Irvine. More details to follow. Rep. Dana Rohrabadler's Birthday Bash, featuring Jeffrey "Slcunk" Baxter of the Doable Brothers and Dean Torrence of Jan & Deen, will be from 1 to 4 p.m. June 21 at the A busy, rosy week for John Gunpbell Assemblyman John Cmnpbell joined three other state legislators at the White House on May 27 as President George W. Bush honored the Anaheim Aogels. Campbell, who represents N'ewport Beach, was the only representative not from Anaheim to attend the Rose Garden ceremony. Campbell joined Assembly members 1.frm Daucber (R-Brea) and Robert Pacheco CR-Industry), as well as state Sen. DlckAckerman CR-Tustin). All three represent portions of the city that's home to the now-World Series champions. Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle also attended. Earlier this week. Campbell scored his second successful floor vote of the session. when the Assembly passed his Assembly Bill 1666 on a 68-3 vote Monday. The bill isn't a high profile one; if signed into Jaw. it would tighten timelJnes tobacco retailers are required to pay their taxes to twice monthly. It would "improve the state's cash flow,• a state analysis said. In campaign news, Campbell has pinned down the endorsement of Pringle, who is also a former Assembly speaker, in his race home of Wendv and ScotJ Baugh in Huntington Bead\. lnfonnation: (714) ~7467 JUNE Today: A fund-raising reception will be held for Cristi Cristie.ti for ,Assembly fTom 5:30 to 7 p.m. lnfonnatlon: (949) 717-n55 11: Orange County Young Republicans will have a general meeting at 7 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. lnfonnation: president@ocyr.org or call (949) 475--5559 11: Balboa Bay Republican Women Federated will hold a special scholarship awards recipients luncheon at 11 8.m. at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. Information: . ·for the state Senate's 35th District. Campbell and Assemblyman Km Maddox. who represents Costa Mesa. are squaring off to replace Ra. Jobnlon.twbo will be termed out Cristich wins agribusiness over Cristi Crilticb, the moderate Republican businesswoman running for Newport Beach's Assembly seat, has lined up ~other private sector endorsement. On Friday, Cristich announced she had pinned down support from the United Agribusiness League. As one of the founding members of the New Majority group, Cristicb bas won over a handful of business leaders, including Newpon Beach homebuilder WW1am Lyon, Emulex Corp. Otainnan Paul Folino, and Dwight Dec:br, Cone:xant Systems Inc. chairman and chief executive. Cristich is running against former Newport Beach City Council candidate Martanoe 7Jppl, Irvine Republican activist Chuck DeVore and Irvine businessman Don Wqner to replace John Campbell In the Assembly's 70th District seat, which includes Newport Beach. (714) 557-4122 14: The Republican Party of Orange County will hold Its annual .. Aag Day Salute to Freedom" dinner. A reception will be st 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. lnfonnatlon: (714) 556-8555 18: The Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee will hold a general meeting at 7 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza Westin Hote.I, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission Is free. (714) 556-8555. 18: A fund-raising reception will be held for Cristi Cristie.ti for Assembly fund-raising reception from 4 to 6:30 p.m. lnfonnatlon: (949) 111-n55 DailyAPilot CorelWhon News assistant. (949) 574-4298 contl.w#leonO""""-.com ~ s-.. Hiiier, Don i...:tl, Kent~ Box 1560, Costa Meu, CA 92626. Copyright No news ltories, lllu1tr1tlona, editorial matter or idvet'tlMments herein can be reproduced without written perml19lon of copyright owner. MADl1RI HCmJNE IM)842-«>ll Record YoUt commenta about the Dally Pilot or MM tipe. ~ Our eddreee le 330 W. Bey St., Costa Meu, CA 12827. OMce hours are Monday • frid9y, 8:30 a.m. -6 p.m . 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POLITICS ASIDE Getting over the curve I ~~entary in the Daily Pilot on May 28, Newport Beach City Councilman DlckNlcbo .. wrote: "I am new to the city government." didn't have to focus on before, Costa Mesa Councilwoman UbbyCawan said The commentary, an explanation of Former Costa Mesa Mayor Sandy Genii, now a council regular, pointed out: "It S.J. CAHN takes a little bit to sorts about Nichols' statements before the city's Planning Commission that the direction a vote was headed could be explained only by bribery, also laid out Nichols' belief that "our city government should treat all residents equitably.• ~1 have become Increasingly frustrated by what I perceive as a lack of eq"al treatment of residents by the city government,· Nichols wrote. "Nowhere was this more evident than at the May 22 meeting of the Newport Beach Planning Commission." Still, his admission about his inexperience in city government was a most telling part of his writing. And, in many respects, that inexperience does give Nichols some benefit of the doubt l',,e covered the goings-on In numerous city halls, county commissions and, briefly, the U.S. House and Senate. At all levels of government, there is a learning curve for newcomers to elected office. That curve can be as long as two years -a length of time I've often heard as a minimum for really getting to know the job (and the best argument, if you're looking for one, against term limits, a separate topic entirely}. The time can vary for a number of reasons, present and former Costa Mesa elected officials say. 0 upt away from Newport Beach when asking about the learning curve to keep the answers from being about Nichols specifically.) Having a background In planning or city goveinment1llld serving_ on other city commissions tends to glve people a leg up, but being too involved can actually be a detriment "I think people who are activists or even bordering on gadfly status have the hardest time because they begin to understand" all the intricacies, from the state rules to council procedures, that they find out what you don't know." And, Costa Mesa Mayor Gary Monahan said the time can Vf1Y for a singular reason: the efforts of each council member. "It also depends on the amount of time and effort you put in," Monahan said, adding that he kept quiet for six months as he watched and learned. Even after eight years - the amount of time Genis spent on the council - there are still things to learn, Genis said. There also are the "little goofy things that will throw you," Genis said, such as being sent to talk to a particular staff member the new (even relatively new) council member has never heard or before. Campaigning, Genis said, is one fast way to learn another tricky part of the trade: which issues are important to residents. Separate entirety from understanding variances, conditional use permits and environment.al impact reports (a term the Daily Pilot frowns on}, elected officials also have to learn how to handle people and personalities, Genis said. It can take several months just to know all the players and which issues they care about, she said. Cowan, too, stressed the need to learn how to put together coalidons and to collaborate and compromise. And a new council member has to "get used to the bright lights" of elected office, Cowan added. Those l.lghts are almost always on. *You're a public figure 24 hours a day,• Monahan said. Finally, It is Important to officials eventually sweep around to the end of the learning curve, it never gets easy. "It's a position that absolutely requires work and diligence." Cowan said. • S.J. CAHN is the managing editor. He can be reached at (949) 574-4233 or by Hnail at s.j.cahnlllatimes.com. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FOREC.AST The doudl wtll driztte on ua eer1y, but by mid-eftemoon, we lhcx.td ... partiel dMring. Highs wtn jwt hit 70 In Cocta Mel8 end wtll hcMw In the mld-eOl In Newport Beed\. Lowa wM1 be In the "Pl*' 60a. fftdey lflOUkl be • btt eunnier, but not W9tmef. .............. : ~mw.noa.gov BOATING FORECAST · The wtnda WW btoW I to 10 kn«* In the Inner W9tl9f'I thla d9moon, wfth 2.foot WWW Ind• aoud'lwelt ... of 3 f9et. Notmudl wtl~--~ but11W91of2t1D4 ..... Out ...... thewtncia wll blow I t1D 10 llnol9, wllh 2.foot WllYM Ind I mbctd nMh IW'll of2 ... lndlOUdM9lllWll oflML The.,...wtlbe feundflll ._ • .., OOlt41• ..... .,..,.. ..... ( SURF TIDES 1'llM ~151.m. 3:tlp.m. 7:17p.m. 1:1151.m . ........ .0 ...... M7Mthlgtt ,,,. .... 4.71fWIU.., WATER TE..unME "' 11".,.I ) .,, ' :e; . .•. , ·1,. ,, . ) ! '· ,,f I : .11 • t.tr -• .. , . . ' " ' ' t. ' '\ •• J ' ' Daily Pilot Thursday, Jule 5. 2003 A3 County officials mull CenterLine options Irvine voters down the ro ute through their city, but Costa Mesa and Santa Ana continue their support of the rail system. D•lrdr• Newman Daily Pilot COSTA MP.SA -Voters in lr· vine rejected the CenterUne route through their city on Tues· day, prompting the Orange County Transponation Author· ity board to reexamine the entire project. On Tuesday, 52% of Irvine voters opposed the CenterUne route. In a ray of hope, though, 52% of voters also rejected an initiative that would have banned the city's participation in any light raH system. The CenterUne project calls for an 11.4-mile light rail system to connect Santa Ana, Costa Mesa and Irvine. Irvine's portion would have included a route from UC Irvine through the Ir· vine Business Complex to John Wayne Airpon. In response to Irvine's rebuff of the CenterUne route, the board will consider the future of the light rail system at Its July 14 meeting. including ending the route at John Wayne A.irpon. shifting its effons to bus and other rail options or terminating the project altogether. Costa Mesa and Santa Ana still support the project, Council· woman Libby Cowan said, add· Ing that she spoke with Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido on Wednesday. "Were both very excited about the potential of Centerline for our communities," Cowan said. •We also have severaJ other dt· les like Garden Grove and Ana· helm and Fullerton and others who have also expressed interest in being lhe next segment." OpposJtion to the light rail in Irvine started in the Woodbridge community, but that area of the project was deleted from lhe route and from the city's genera) plan. The two initiatives were still p'Ut on the Irvine ballot. On Monday, the 'Costa Mesa City Council pulled a CenterUne iterfi from its consent calendar, where It would have been ap· proved automatically. The item involved a cooperative agree- ment with lhe authority sup· porting preliminary engineering of the light rail system, whlch began last June. Cowan said one of the reasons the council delayed a vote on the agreement was that city leaders are still meeting with the South Coast Metro business community to confirm the route. As It stands, the CenterUne route through Costa Mesa would enter the city from Santa Ana from an elevated position headed south on Bristol Street and lhen tum onto Anton Boulevard. After a stop on An· ton, It would begin going down to at-grade near Sakioka Drive and continue at-grade until just before MacArthur Boulevard and Main Street, where it would be elevated again "We're looking at some align- ments as opposed to Bristol to Anton,· Cowan said. "The busi· ness community remains very supportive of the CenterUne project." The council will reconsider the agreement at its June 16 meeting. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Official s prepare for brush fires Kaiser Flementary hosts moon trip Taking a little trip to the moon, Kaiser El- ementary School will host a famlly science night from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Friday. Titled "Moon Magic," the event will include a NASA slide show given by a remote-control ro- bot, the chance to hold moon rocks and me- teorites, and experi- ments giving people the chance to make their own lunar-like craters. · Families will also be sent on a moon fac~ scavenger hunt and will be able to explore differ- ent hands-on stations together. The evening will give the entire family a chance to learn abour the moon and space. The Costa Mesa school is at 2130 Santa Ana Ave. Fire season began earlier this week. Newport Coast, the Back Bay and Talbert Park are potential hot spots. Deepa Bharath Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MfSA -Local firefighters are preparing for the brush fire season that officially began on Sunday. Newpon Beach will close a few areas in the city to the public be- cauM! they pose a risk of wil - dJand fires, spokeswoman Donna Boston wd. The areas that will remain closed are south of Bonita Can- yon Drive, Sand Canyon Avenue and the San Diego Freeway to Coast Highway and the area west of Laguna Canyon Road to Buck Gully. TI1e closures do not restrict property owners from using their land. but are intended to protect landowners from trespassers who frequenlly cause wildJand fires, Boston said. The closures will be in effect until there is enough rain to reduce the fire hazard. Although there has been more rainfall than usual thlS year, Bos- ton said that does not guarantee a fire-free summer or fall. "What rain does is it causes things to grow,· she said. "These plants and shrubs are what fuel a fire. In September and October, these plants will dry out. and when you combine that with Santa Ana winds, you have a recipe for a wild-land fire.· Among the "danger zones" in Newpon Beach are the canyon areas of Newpon Coast, the Back Bay and the wild-land areas near Buck Gully in Corona del Mar. Boston said. "Some of the areas like the Back Bay are wildlife preserves. too," she said. "So we're very aware of that as well." Costa Mesa does not have as many wild-land areas as New- pon Beach, but firefighrers are still preparing for the season. Battalion Ollef Christopher Rftey said. "The only risky area in our city is the area near the bluffs and Talben Parle.· he said. Riley said Costa Mesa firefight· ers will undergo wild-land fire. fighting training later this month. Boston said firefighters often Jiit' I ARE SAFETY TIPS • Don't smoke m areas that present a fire hazard, even if you're in a vehicle. • Keep matches and ci garene lighters away from children. • Don't tight fireworks in wild-land areas. • Don't operate motorized vehicles in closed wild-land areas. If you have questions about fire closure areas in Newport Beach, call the Fire Prevention Division at (949) 644-3106. conduct tests to make sure that weather condJLions are nor h~· ardous. "We have specialized equip- menr to measure field moisture content, which essentially tells us if we're experiencing dry or very dry conditions by measur- ing the amount of moisture in the air,· she said. They also have equipment such as heavy-duty rigs, shovels and hoes to cut fire lines in case of brush fires, Boston said. "We rely on air suppon as well.· she said. "Our police heli- copter will help us out by dump- ing water. That usually makes a huge difference and helps us very much m fighting a brush fire." Does your Newport Beach or Costa Mesa- based charit ,. ~ ~hool, civic group or non-pr~~ anizati~~ need $$$? ( r -.-rJ you, our ~in.ing p a trons, the opportunity days JOctober 12-31 , 2003), Rib r el1o1Ce of the 20 s elected charities. . . • M ThtKsday, June 5, 2003 PUBLIC SAFETY Coun~y .fire officials investigate JW A accident BR IEFLY IN THE NEWS Courthouse bomb scare a false alarm . The Orange County Sheriff's Bomb Squad found a suspicious package in the Harbor Justice Cen- POLICE FILES COSTA MESA •Anaheim Avenue: Petty theft was reported in the 1900 blodc at ,:22 p.m. Tuesday. • c.dl Plllce: A home burglary was reported in the 200 blodc at 9:33 p.m. Tuesday. • Jwa Roed: Petty theft was reported in ttie 2900 blodc at 4:03 p.m. Tuesday. • PeWson fltace: A vehicle burglary was reported in the 2700 blodc at 6:13 p.m. Tuesday. • Prtnc:.ton Drive: Vandalism was reported in the 200 blodc at 12:51 p.m. Tuesday. • Town Center Drive: Vandalism was reported in the 600 blodc at 2:11 a.m. Tuesday. • Victoria Strwt: Trespassing was reported In the 700 blodc at 8:50 a.m. Tuesday. • West 16th Strwt: An auto theft was reported in the 700 block at 7:02 a.m. Tuesday. JWA Continued from Al Holdings Corp .. a company also traded on NASO\Q. ATA flies to 40 cities. ATA. which has also not ex- perienced a fatality in its his- tory, has been upgrading its fleet. "It has been shown that newer fleets can marginally re- duce an airline's accident rate, which is a plus for ATA. ~ the Web site reported. The safety board counts 12 ATA incidents since 1986. Only two of those were deemed seri- OU& One was turbulence-related. In the second. on Jan. 13. 1999, a Boeing 727 crushed the hand of a ground-support worker. WETLAND Continued from Al ter in Newpor1 Beach on Wednesday afternoon, but officials said it was a false aJann, One of the staff members at the courthoose reported the package after she saw it • Orange County Sheriff Lt. Hayward Miller said. He said no one was evacuated from the building. NEWPORT BEACH • C.mpua Drlv9: An auto theft was reported In the 4200 blodc at 3:65 p.m. Tuesday. • C.mPU9 Drive and,...., Avenue: A traffic accident involving injuries was reported at 10:47 a.m. Tuesday. • CMc Plaza: A vehicle burgla,Y was reported In the 100 blodc at 12:31 a.m. Tuesday. • West Coast Highway: A hit-and-run was reported in the 2800 blodc at 7:~ p.m. Tuesday. • Hoag Driw: An auto theft was reported in the 100 blodc at 7:29 p.m. Tuesday. • Newport c.nt.r Dttv. East A commercial burglary was reported in the 400 blodc at 11 :03 a.m. Tuesday. •Newport Coast and ec..n Ridge ctrtv.: Vandalism was reported at 9:02 a.m. T1.49sday. • Port Seabouma Wrr. Petty theft was reported in the 1900 blodc at 1:20 p.m. Tuesday. John Wayne managers can't use these reports to determine whether to allocate flights to these airlines, McCarley said. ~under federal law, we can't legally use the safety record as a criteria because the federal gov· emment regulated safety is- sues," McCarley said. MAD coin· mercial carriers must meet federal safety standards en· forced by the FM." Frontier and AT.A requested that their names be added to the airport's waiting list for flights. The airport added Fron- tier to the list on May 15, 2000. ATA was added Jan. 19, 2001. • PAUL CLINTON covers the environment. business and Politics. He may be reached at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at paul.clinton@latimes.com. ma! waste, grease, pesticides and other waste in urban runoff that flows down the watershed and Orange County Fire Authority wants to determine how one of its parked trucks struck an airliner at the airport in May. Oeepa Bh•ratft Daily Pilot JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT - The Orange County Fire Author· ity is looking in.to what caused a May 20 accident a1 the abport when one of ita fire ttucb rolled back and bit an American Air· lines plane, oftidala said. Fireftgbters were respondJng to a medical emergency at the terminal when the truck's brakes failed and it $lid back and bit the aircraft, airport spokeswoman HOCKEY Continued from Al As I cruise down to Corona del Mar in the morning to get co.flee, I really marvel at how this team has captured the attendon of so many people. People sitting around talldng about the game. the players and who did what It is a gratifying feeling I get in hearing this. After all, spending eight seasons playing for the Ducks alonpide most of the guys who are still on the roster lets me enjoy the ride with them, knowing what it has taken to get here. You know, it's funny that, for the most part, most. if not all. of the current players and I can easily walk. around Fashion Island or eat at our favorite restaurants and not be noticed. There are, of course, the die-bard occ Continued from Al dean of students, who oversees the associated students. "We didn't know we were in viola- tion of the Brown Act. and there was no attempt to be in viola· tion. Now, we will follow the Brown Act." 1Wo members of the Coast Report, Mike Billings, editor-in- chief, and Matt Ballinger, led the charge against the closed budget meetings. In several Issues of the paper last month, they alleged that the associated students budget committee, a student commit· tee that forms budget recom- mendations for the associated students board of trustees, vio- lated California's public meet- ing laws. After conducting an investi- Ann McC.arley ta.Id. No one was hurt in the incident. But the aull left a ;!.by-4-foot dent near the right wing of the plane+ American Alrllnes spokes· man nm Wagner said. "The molt import.ant thing for us wu no one SQt hurt,• he said. "We do come aaoss vehicJe..air· plane incidents. But they are in· frequent• . Fire Authority Chief Scott Brown said that the incident was "an isolated event" 'We consider it a freak. acci- Ducb fans who certainly know who the players are on and o.ff the ice. but in a place like Southern California. it is the exception not the rule. I have a feeling that. regard.less of the outcome of the ftnals, tbingl are about to change and Orange County has now officially become a hockey town. Many guys have played for the Ducb in the team's first 10 seasons. I have heard from many of them as the playoffs have rolled along, and there is a constant theme. They have all said that they are not really shocked at the SUcces.9 of this team. They have all felt in their time playing for the Ducb that there was no better place than Anaheim to play hockey in. A great rink. great fans and a great place to live. This town has always had the potential to be hockey utopia. All it needed was a little gation, the student journalists found that the budget commit· tee held three closed meetings in April and May, dW'ing which they formed recommendations to allocate more than $700,000 to various campus organiza- tions. "I• think students as well as the whole school, even the ad- ministration needs to have a voice in these meetings.• Bil- lings said. ·1 think it's good to have (public) comment. . . . I think it's the best thing for the school" The Coast Report sent letters dated May 19 to the presiding officers, administradon and all members concerned, demand-imil that they lake action within 30 days of receiving the letter. The paper demanded that the committee repeal the budget proposal decided during the closed meetin.gs, appoint new budget ·committee memben>, dent.• be aaJd. "But we're in the midit of do.Ing an Internal revt~ to find out If it wu a medw\icaJ problem or a hwnan eaor that caused the accldent" Brown said it WU the 6rst time any of dle fire department's vehi- cles have been involved in an ac· ddent of this nature. "We have stringent procedures arid . safety checks,,, be said. ~ looking at bow we can prevent something lib this from ever happening in the future." The National lianspottation Safety Board is also investigating the incident. "It's pretty routine for us to in· vestigate an incident like this one given the extent of damage." success on·the ice, and with that. players would ask to come play here. In tum, fans would have a reason to Bock to the Pond to cheer. I have always felt that way, and that was one of the biggest reasons J wanted to stay in Anaheim and finish my career as a Mighty Duck. As it turned out. it didn't go as I had planned, but I atways blew I would be back with this team one way or another. Game Pour was a game or true grit Both teams played well and dug deep. It was very physical. and as the scoreless tie continued late into the game. so did the intensity. Again. the Ducks got big games from Rob Niedennayer and Jean-Sebastien Giguere. but it was the other trade deadline acqmsition who became the hero. Again, Steve Thomas c.ame through in the clutch. and his post agendas 72 hours in ad- vance and disclose to the public all of the committee's viola- tions. On May 29, Kate Mueller. the college's dean of srudents, re- sponded with word that chang· es would be made. The committee agreed to re- scind its budget recommenda- tions and plans on scheduling a special public meeting in the near future. The committee hopes to meet during summer session so that it can provide the student clubs and orga.nlza· tions with a proposal dictating the amount of the funds they can expect to see in the fall. In accordance with Brown Act laws pertaining to special meet· ings, the committee will post a copy of the agenda at least 24 hours in advance. ww e will gladly rectify thls and we worked very hard at do- ing things the right way." MuelJ- Air Safety Investigator HOW!lfd Pla&ena said. He said th1' 1a the ftnc time be bu beard ol a.n acddent on the t.annac invoMng a fire IJ\lck. "But aircrafb do gee hit all the time by other kind of vebiclet." Plagens said. The 97 paseengen and six aew members aboard the ~ tog 757 aircraft were never in any danger at the time. 'Ibey board- ed another plane to New York O ty's John E Kennedy Allport. McC.arley said the airport has had only two accidents on the tannac aver the laat three years. "Both of those were minor in· cidenta," she said. "And no one washwt." line with Sam Pah1sson and Stan OUstov provided the boost the Ducb needed to get back into this series. Now, the finals become a best two out of three. For hockey purists, a game seven. winner take all, ls the pinnacle of all sports. There are no tomorrows in a game seven. Leave It all out on the ice ls the motto. Before we get a bead of ou.rseJves, the Ducb. to win the whole thing, will have to find a way to win on the road. Two of the three remaining games will be played in the hostile confines of the Continental Airlines Arena. and New Jersey will certainly find some comfort in that. Momentum has shifted. though. and the Ducks have the advantage of going to New Jersey looking to steal a game that the Devils must win. look for an upset er said. MWe're notifying pro- grams. and a lot of these programs are frustrated and some are disappointed ... that the (budget recommendations) need to be redone." While having to redo the budget recommendation proc· ess has caused ·frustration among various groups, Billings and Ballinger believe the deci- sion to do so was the right one. "I think the school. the news- paper and the associated stu· dents are all going to be better for it,• Ballinger said. "Our job, as the watchdog. ls based on keeping people informed, and I think people do want to hear about thia and they'll be recep· tive to It becaute It's an tmpor· t.ant issue.· • CHRlmNE CAARILLO covers education and may be reached at (949) 574-4268 or bye-mall at christine. ca"illo @latimes.com. enters the Back Bay. CURVE 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel never, before or since. have I councilman who showed up at a Caustin, who founded Defend in Los Angeles after winning the seen a political candidate Planning Commission meeting, In the document, Caustin the Bay, successfully sued the Continued from Al California Demoaatic connect with his audience the and when the results weren~ to wrote that the agency's environ· Environmental Protection presidential primary. He had juat way Kennedy did -especially his liking, charged that the mental analysis, which is re· Agency in the rnid·l990s. forcing made his victory speech and in Ea.st Los Angeles. where commissioners were on the quired by state Jaw. failed to the agency to regulate water-why comparing the threat to our was beaded through the kitchen throngs of people greeted him take. The tidal wave of rhetoric delve fully into the potentially quality standards in Back Bay nation from Hitler's armies to to another room where his with warm memories of his that followed has dealt with harmful effects of the filters on more strictly. the alleged threat from Iraq is campaign workers were waiting bonding with Cesar Olavez issues from free speech to a the water quality in Upper New· In his critique, Caustin accuses dowfuight obscene. when a Palestinian immigrant during the farm workers' strike. I course in munJdpal civics. port Bay. the water district of not address-On 0 -Day, the weapons of named Sirhan Sirhan -can still see the love passing None, to my knowledge. has The water district. with the ing the full effect of the project mass destruction were readily supposedly motivated by between Kennedy standing on dealt with the only relevant project, has proposed installing on bay water quality. In particu-visible. Our troops had to scale a Kennedy's pro-Israel positions the tailgate of a ttuck and the issue: stupidity. some 31 fi!ters al~ng ~ Diego Jar, he singles out the "in-line~ vertical clitJ against withering -shot him. people who reached outto There is little doubt what t--~~--jF.rf!f!t:--wt'ridrrllr:tnrtt-1nt1~htd~tHftl'r'!t--th1tt-dump ffi~red1-watei~0etmetft-flife-1t&-fe&E&-a:Bd-~~~~ilfbia&"wai~i&\111Cteeir1Ni-Nl~-'O\&dl~n..J~~LSiec1.-~~~...Niic:lu:Lls..JoaitlLAJot.of..J?eQpl£~~~-ll- Bay, for $41 million. The filters directly into the bay. The dis· destroy them. I strongly death sentence was later colleague who made a lot of heard him. and it was caught on will be installed late this year. trict's "off-line~ sites filter the recommend a visit to the commuted. and he is presently enemies while taking on many tape. He accused "someone" on Beth Beeman, a water district runoff and dump it into inter· Normandy beaches to offer in prison. Meanwhile, muldple of the unsavory tasks of his the Planning Commiasl.on of spokeswoman, acknowledged mediary basins for more treat· perspective on the events of conspiracy theories have been brothet's administration had accepting a bribe, which I receiving Caustin's letter. but said ment today. Such a visit might also put forward that a second mellowed considerably by 1968. understand to be a felony. it was too early to say whether Caustin also says the district offer some understanding of assassin fired the lethaJ bullets. I wasn't at the Ambassador the If Nichols bad any bard the environmental report re· has misrepresented the views of why so many Wodd War n I believe, had he lived. that night Robert Kennedy was evidence to back up the ~ leased on March 5 is lacking. at least one expert to lend credi-veterans bad little enthusiasm Robert Kennedy would have killed. but my oldest daughtl!r be hasn't produced it. There ls MThe purpose of the I wetland bility to the project. for the preemptive attack on been the Democratic was. Wolking for RPK's no defeme or loglcal filters! is to prevent contami-Beeman said it would be pre-Iraq. presidential candidate rather candidacy was the best oudet explanation for such behavior. nants from entering Newport mature to address each of Caus-It is an oddity, seen only from than Hubert Humphrey. And 1 Patt found for assuaging her Intelligent people sometimes do Bay... Beeman said. wwe are tin's points. After the public re· the distance of years. that when think he would have defeated grief over Pre61dent Kennedy's stupid things (Bill Olnton comes pleased that Bob Caustin contin-view period closed Friday, the 0-Day took place. we we~ Richard Nixon. murder-grief ravaged by to mind). ues to promote the key objective district began preparing fonnal fighting two qolte distinct and These observations are not anger when she fled Corona del I don't know Nichols, so J of the project." responses to each comment disparate wan with very little totally off the wall. I spent Mar High School after bearing don't know if that la the case Water district officials have Caustin has won two signifi· connection. Good news from several years writing about several cla.88mate8 express here. If it Is, the only radonal said the project's man-made cant legal victories against the Europe was a kind of welcome California politics during the plea.sweat the praident'a response is for him to say. "'I wetlands would filter out poJ-water district. sideligtlt ln the Pacific. 19608 for the 01ritdan Science death. made a fooUab mlatab (or luted runoff. including oil. ani-In 1998. Caustin successfully lbere was no CNN to tune in. Monitor and the Wall Street And to she was at the whk:b I apo1ogtu• -and chen Rabbitt Insurance Agency MT10 • HOM~IJlS • HeAlllt $1.lbiGIJ s,-1911 ~ Id ~Sr"J_, 949-631 -7740 ~ .... a.I~ .... Ncwp.'18.ti 0-H.-.t-.w> overturned a c.ontroveraial per· and lOINer·level combatants in Journal's weekly National Ambaaad(){. in an adjoining take the beat. lf h's not the cue. mit that would have allowed the the •odl« war" had to depend Obeerver. I covered Nixon's room, woddng her way be.ck he lhould produce some water district to discharge highly on mostly fragmaltary reports apparent redrement from into participating polltk:t, when evtdence to back up hia c:baJge. treated waste water into Back of what was bappen.ing on the polidcal life when be told Robert Kennedy wu abot. She Jf he does neither. then the Bay. far side of the wodd. I was in the reportm after Josin8 a hudt retumed to thia arena to city attorney wUJ hive to loot up In late 20()1. a judge sided with South Pacific when the war in gubernatorial race to Pat Brown be bnd.led lg:lin alnoe t.ba_t the statutes on stupldJty. Or Caustin in his cballenge of a wa· Europe ended, and I recall only chat "You won't~ Nboo to night create tome. ter distritt plan CQ fill the San rnlld eia.doP at tblt news kk.t .-ouQd any more." And I They might be good to u.e Joaquin Resetwtr wtth reclaimed becaute to much ftgbting covered the lut days of Robert • • • around. water. ranalo.ed lo Che Pld8c 1beater. Kennedy's Califomla primary Finally, a few words cut lnto a • MUI. QJNTON COV9fl the environment. bYai~ •nd politlce. He mav be reec::hed at (949) 764-4330 or W e>fNll at pauf.cllntott OIM/trw.oom. The MCOnd umlYer1afY mub ~ -and bk lite. -sea of wonk about the Nidlola the mwder of Robert~. The rennecty campeJgn is caper. Dkt Nlchok, of cowse, II He WM f.atall)' abot on h.llle 5, espeda.Uy ~ to me because the Newport Beach city • JO .... N. ...... r..ict.nt of SantAI AN H.IQMa. Hi9 cofumn •PPMJ'I~ Tu" On PrilUip.l ef Tnr 12 ~o C D FD C INS UB.ED FIDELITY . (949) 588-5711 ,. DON LEACH/ OAJLY P1LOT Lindsay Sotomayer assembles a lamp in the Cocktails in Paradise room display during South Coast Plaza's the Home Event. Setting an exatnple Pa ul Cllnton Da1lyP1lot I nterior designer Dawn Piel put the finishing touches on her ·Cocktails in Paradise" display, as part of South Coast Plaza's "The Home Event" -10 mock rooms on display at the shopping center through Sunday. Piel, one of eight decorators to dress up the rooms using merchandise from 30 retailers in the center, said the event will offer aspiring designers and hom eowners inspiration for th~r own projects. Piel points to one key to successfully decorating any room. "You find a piece and you Home decorators and South Coast Plaza retailers team to decorate 10 model rooms at the center to provide customers samples build around that,· Piel said. "There are so m any pieces of furniture that are adaptable." For her room, Piel found an etagere, which she used as a bar. She surrounded it with a leather ottoman. torchere Light, throw pillows and glassware from a string of stores. Piel's room is one of 'iix in the center's Jewel Court, which is in front of Macy's. Four other settings are in Center Court near Crate & Barrel. The "room Vignettes" are a good way to highlight the plaza's 30 home stores, which have seen higher sales during the past c,everaJ years. "It showcases our home stores,· center spokeswoman Debra Gunn Downing said. ·And at the 'lame time. it gives the customers great insight and ideas for their own homes." Ab part of the home event, several other rooms will be on display. including a romantic master bedroom; dining room; home office and den; girl's room; outdoor breakfast room; genlleman's den and library; lady's dressing area; rusuc s11ung area; and guest room. All the rooms are open to the public during pla7.a hours at no cost. Lidia Mandelbaum, the general manager of Mexican-based retailer dupuis. joined a handful of other home furnishings retailers to lobby mall owners C.J. Segerstrom & Sons to sponsor the event. "We thought it would be a great promotional event for South Coast Plaza and the vendors,· Mandelbaum said. "It's a great opportunity for everyone." Thutsday, .ble 5, 2003 A5 I BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Assembly passes river conservancy bill Despite some local op~tion, the As6embly passed Wednesday a bill that would create a wild- lands conservancy arowld the Santa Ana River. Assembly Bill 496, introduced by Assemblyman Lou Correa (0- Santa Ana), passed 49 to 13. The bill, now headed to the state Senate, would set up a con- servancy that could set aside land for preservation as open space. The conservancy would be given jurisdiction over the 96- mile-long river and its 700 miles of tributaries that stretch through three counties. The conservancy could tap into bond money for speciaJ projects. The bill was opposed by the Board of Supervisors and Assem- blyman John Campbell, who re- p~ts Newport Beach. Assem- blymen Ken Maddox and Tom Hannan CR-HuntingtQn Beach) supported iL "The conservancy will make life bener for millions of Callfor· nlans IMng along um river .• Correa said In a statement. Costa Mesa receives six Measure M projects The Orange County Trans- portation Authority Board of Directors has approved six Measure M projects to improve Costa Mesa's intersec tions, roadways and bike paths. The authority awarded the funds to the city'!. transporta tion diVJsion thorough the Competitive Streets and Roads program. llus year, all of Costa Me~\ proposals were accepted DOOR CYCLIHG YOGA up to - $500oFF PERSONll TUINING ~r exptrf1 6/IS/Ol Pi.J·,.. ..f-! ;!J_ Bae~ _Bay Fitnes~ Exceptional Fitness 1n Orange County ~ f1ne\I facility '-* '->' Cortu UIH-t.t 14 949-631-SSU • .-i1c~...,l'!N!· -• loolo¥'- • M llvsday, J\lle 5, 2003 FORUM HOW 10 GET PU11USHED -~ Mell to Editorial Page Editor S.J. Cehn et the Delly Pilot. 330 W. Bey St, Coeta Me .. , CA 92827 • ,......_ Hodne: Cell (949) 842-6086 Fu; Send to (949) ~170 E-meil:Send to dallypllotfJl•tlma.com •All oon-espondence must lndude full name, hometown end phone number (for vertftcetlon purposet). The Pffot retetVM the right to edit ell submlulon• for clertty and length. EDITORIAL Wha~agreat weekend I t's hard to believe, but there was too much to do over the weekend. That's not a bad problem for a community to have. The Costa Mesa Fish Fry returned to its long-standing tradition at Uons Parle after two quiet years. The Daily Pilot Cup, the annual soccer tournament, grew bigger and better in its fourth year. The Balboa Island Parade cele brated its 10th annual event in front of thousands on Marine Avenue. St. John the Baptist Catholic Cllurch held its fourth annual three-day carnival. The events just remind Newport-Mesa of how rich, diverse and full of life this community truly is. Pilot Cup director Kirk Mcintosh outdoes himself every year. More children than ever participated in the growing event at the Costa Mesa Farm Sports Complex, and it appears Mcintosh wouJd like to see that trend continue. He said he wouJd like to see more participants from some of the less represented Newpon-Mesa schools. It would also behoove more parents and teachers at those schools to become involved next year. The tournament Y(ill certainly need them. It was wonderful to see the Fish Fry return. albeit ln an abbreviated form. The fried fish returned -Alaskan cod substituted for traditional Icelandic cod -and carnival-goers lined up 30-plus strong at ti.mes, reminding the Lions Oub just how popular an event they have on their hands. It will be great to see it grow again next year, with the help of more volunteers and booths, so that the community groups can benefit from this fantastic fund-raiser. Lions Oub officials said they sold more fish on Saturday than they expected to sell the entire weekend and almost exhausted their supply of secret baner. Whatever the secret, that recipe needs to become public. It's too delicious for everyone to taste only once a year. Li.ke the Pilot Cup, the Balboa Island Parade keeps growing. The only number that stays constant is the number of Keystone Kops in the parade: four, among them Newport Beach Mayor Steve Bromberg. Li.ke the other events, the parade proves to be a tradition worthy of continuing and growing. It's a wonderful celebration of community and life. Newport-Mesa knows how to live so much, through all of these events, that the Daily Pilot found itself overwhelmed in coverage. That's proof of an involved community. • COMMUNITY COMMENTARY Banning Ranch and Marinapark deserve preservation By Tom Bfllln11 E nough is enough. Developers and our Newport Beach city officials continue to push for projects to lay more concrete and commercial development o n our city's last bastion of open space and parklands. I am speaking of the wonderful open space in Banning Ranch along the Santa River and the designated parkland known as Marlnapark on the Balboa Peninsula. As a longtime resident of Newport Beach, I can attest to the overbuilding that has ta.ken place over the pa.st three decades. The city has basically run out of commercially zoned space and now continues to make attempts to build on these open areas. ln the case of Banning Ranch, it's low Income housing. and for Marinapark. It's a llO·room resort the size of the Balboa Bay Oub. The Orange Coast River Park and Friends of Harbol"I, Beaches and Pa.rb have developed a sound plan to preserve and manage a four-mile. 1,000-acre wtldemea area along the Santa Ana River. lbe Banning Ranch natural habitat and Its connecting tnl1k would be a wonderful addition to the park and the Oranae eo.t River Put lt wottlng dUlgentty with the Sierra Oub Bannin1 Ranch Part and PnMr ft 'IUk Force to explore wa11 co ...a tt happen. Our nefahh?': Che fAluna Canroa Wbdern• Pum#doa. .. Ul aalent • ,.otwt.acanbe •can J' 'wd-'lti9y .CCI ...., pllll Nd J7.000 acres of wilderness area that ~tches from-above Crystal Cove through the Laguna Canyon hills by partnering among community and environmental activists, civic and municipal leaders, and private property owners and developers. They all worked together to keep it wild forever for the public to enjoy and we must do the same here in Newport Beach. For Marinapark on Balboa Peninsula. we will all get the opportunity to vote ln the November 2004 election. My vote says no to building another monstrosity like the new 125-room Balboa Bay Oub resort. With multiple four· and five-star resort hotels already built out in Newport and Huntington Beach. why the call for another? I vote no to more traffic, no to less public parking and no to limited access to our beaches. Anyone who aita In traffic on the stretch of West Coast Highway where the new Bay Oub now stands knowa what I am talklng about and the huge impact a s1m.Uar project would have on penlnsula traffic. And I vote no to ta.king away public padcland that our city clwur has designated ... open and recreational apace. Instead of thinking of the enrichment or a few now. let'• preaerw the Jut of our open lpiCel for our residents. vlJltors and for our children. grandchOdren and Mure epneradOfll. Once tbeee wOdemeiM and puldandl are aone. Ibey ue acme fon!VU •10MMLWll1~ comm-member" o;-. C:O.NvierPM. MAILBAG FILE PHOTO I OAll.Y PILOT Haley Sheffner, 3, of Costa Mesa rides the carousel with dad Mike at the Fish Fry on Saturday at Lions Park. Fish Fry needs to get even bigger and better I went to the Fish Fry this week.end, and while I am happy that the tradition has returned, I am upset by the size. This event is a major tradition in this town that has so Little tradition left. The city needs to step up and help out the Lions Oub sponsor this event so that they can get a decent spot. (Lions Park. is just too smaJJ and doesn't draw the crowds because it's not visible from Newport Boulevard anymore.) And the city should help the club afford insurance, which l am sure is a problem after the lawsuit. Somewhere in th~ town is a piece of land big enough (the Fann Sports Complex or a Segermom parcel or a mall parking lot) that can hold this evenc in its glory. Don't let the one fun thing this city has to offer die because of lade of city support. DIETER KU'fZ a great job!). We do not need a structure! Keep it minimal, weU, KIS!! TOO PARROTT Newport Beach like Dick Nichols. DAVE RIGGLE Costa Mesa Newport not a likely spot for Curved road don't kill people, affordable housi ng people do It is almost impossible to build I am calling to take exception to the affordable housing in a resort town lhke caption under the picture on the Forum Newport Beach!. Property value) are too page the May 24 Daily Pilot. which refers high. 10 "dangerous road conditions" on JAMES ORSTAD Newport Beach Irvine Avenue that "led to many accidents." On the contrary. road conditions are not dangerous, but irresponsible driving on Irvine Avenue is very dangerous and has led to many accidents. It isn't the road. it 1i. the irresponsible speeding drivers which creates the danger and the accidents. GORDON MARHOEFER Costa Mesa Kona Lanes' Tiki sign deserves to be saved Costa Mesa NichoJs' comments were The Kona Lanes sign 1s a very famous sign, it is currently in a book called ·Tue Book ofTLkJ, American Art,· and it Is available at Barnes and Noble. The book describes different architecture across the country of the Too culture, and Kon a Lanes is currently ln that book. DeveJopers should leave some beach at the beach The name of my business is Rockaway Partners; Rockaway is a beach where I grew up on the Atlantic. I moved from there to California in the 1950s and lived in Malibu, Santa Monica, Manhattan lleach and am now a resident of Breakers Drive in Corona de! Mar. We do not need a "Baywatch" structure at Corona de! Mar State Beach; the focus should be the beach, and as I learned in a sandy environment from a drill sergeant in Fort Ord. Calif.: KISS. "keep it slmple, stupid" (of course, he was speaking to me, so only"KIS" to the council as a group). Our beach is timeless. Let's keep the pristine purity of a simple sanctuary, which we all revere. No multilevel structures. Regarding low-rise construction, I do have a suggestion. "Polish" the existing theme of structures, but focus on quality foodservice. Corona del Mar has an Incredible list of top-tier eating establishments. Get them involved, seek their wisdom. Consider the Corona del Mar Main Beach food court. Gordon Kilmer could be the "commissioner'' to work through the process. La Fogata, Crab Cooker, Baja Fresh, Nagima, Bandera, Gulf Stream, fresh juices from Health Emporium, old-fashioned grilled hamburgers. hot dogs, fresh onions ... yum, you get the idea. Bottom line, the spotlight should always be on a ·c1ean beach" (ob, and by the way. those early morning guys do inappropriate My response to your story of May 24 ("Councilman's comments anger City Hall"), as a 50-year resident of Newport and active in community affairs, I feel Councilman Dick Nichols spoke inappropriately in front of the Planning Commission. Not only was it inappropriate, it was slanderous and extreme . Nichols voted against making the Port a landmark theater and is negative about the purchase or lease of the vacant lot next to the Corona del Mar post office for much needed parking. The very least Nichols shouJd do ls to apologize to the dedicated residents who give so much time and effort on the Planning Commission for the beuerment of our community. llNENA HAYTON Corona del Mar Nichols' straight talk is needed on council I coached football a long time ago with Dick Nichols. I am not surprised that his straightforward and honest commentary might upset people. It ta.lees an honest man. He is just a wonderful citizen and it Is really refreshing to see a guy like him oo the City Council. Any city councU member should be able to sit in and talk at or be heard from any meeting that ls going on ln the city. That ls why we elect them, to keep an eye oo things for us. It's really good to have a nonpolldcal person ln a political position being an honest guy. I LETTER TO TIE EDITOR I believe they should save the sign if they change the shopping center and name the shopping center Kona Lanes, like a shopping lane. SANORA BASMACIYAN Corona del Mar Hope to see OmeJ ette Parlor stay in town Within walking distance in our neighborhood is an incredible restaurant, the Omelette Parlor. It has been there for 20 years. and I was very sad to find out when my son and I went down to have lunch there today, that they are scheduled to close at the end of June. When-their lease was let up.~c turns out that Vons, now owned by Safeway, owns that block of property. When you walk into that wonderful coffee shop. you see all the wonderful picrures of Costa Mesa and what It was like in the yesteryears, and it is a wonderful hangout for all of us. They are at 179 E. 17th St. They are not too far from Longs Drugs and not too far from Vons, and I think It would be well worth It to get some information and see if we can stop this. It is a horrible change for us. I don't want another national brand chain. Most stores on 17th Street don't make it at all, and we want to have our local hangout where we know our friends and our friends know us and the people who cook know us by name and the food is predictable, but home cooked. PAT KOVALctEat Costa Mesa Condo are not wliat re idents wan f Ttvsday, JIN 5. 2003 A7 the IKEA grand opening by the numbers one "9'10rt ~11 win a sw-.pstakes fOr $10,000 w0tll1 of fumiture everybody else will win amazing savings GUMMA 1eolight1 100pk $395 VISIT OUR RESTAURANT for just $3 IUMllANO 8pk hongeo $349 J_ VISOAl.EN bookose(rag $349) $99 KAFFATORP toble[reg. $199} $29 j ( I ( ( ( ( • -.. • FAn1~·s DAY • GRAD PAKnf.S •WEDDINGS • Tt:ACH~R Gwrs • & M UCH MORE! fll \1Pllll I'~ -l~l l ," ,'\. l \l~l'I I 'I I ~ V: ery cool/"'" 1_1>eciAU at Heins Gr"" Clioeo1Au1 ,,-/(( /,/I {/l'f/f ( ' ..... '' l ...... t ~ N--Mua Floorlntl Eqa#r' 1 314" COLDEN NAPLE DENSE SOLID llAIDWOOD PLUSH CARPET $49!ft. • lnsblled with PM $1 69 • Millimam 60 yarcla sq. ft. Tra•ertlne 18" • 18" ••••••••••••••••••••• •4·11-ft. Cera.mlc n.le •••••••••••••••••• i..taa.. r.:... •4. .,... ft. Laminate W ... ••••••••••••• ~ ,..._ 14. ... ft. Su1¥1/u 111HI Tbol6 ro, th• •0q Ir Youn.V..-.f" It/I prlc.•lproduct. ,_. • llmllwl u-. l>fl•N -•Nl/•611/t,,. 1374 Lqaa Aft., 8.tte F • COSTA BM a (888) MESA-777 -- (6312> ........... AJI..... !WP!-:;..a SAt. II NI• I .. ICIAID ll!NMl') ~,_. ( Page Private School ~-~~ A brand new campus with lly .. ,. of experience. ' Dlitf Plot' Community garden reseeding possibl~· Costa Mesa City Council decides to give $71,000 plan a second look. Deirdre Newmmn Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A proposed community garden on Hamil- ton Street will get lts day 1n the sun after the City Council agreed Monday to reconsider the project. bid for consuuction becauae d(' the city'• $4-mllllon bu~~. deficit. ( The burden during a req~t' for a rehearing la that the ap~f·, lant have new lnformatfon. Planning Commissioner Ka~' Foley reminded the council th.at It had very limited information on the garden Itself when It. f&'i' jected the bid for consuucdqn. : The city already operatM a community garden on Del Mar • Street. Some residents who have. plots there say another com.n:tU· • nity garden would provide more recreational opportunities for< the city. I ' ' The council voted 4 to l in fa- vor of a rehearing after it was re- jected at the May 5 City Council meeting. Mayor Gary Monahan opposed the rehearing. The approval was a victory for Councilwoman Libby Cowan, who supports the project and brought the request to the council. FU PHOTO I DALY PILOT The Hamilton Street Community Garden is still a plot of dirt broken up by a few weeds. The City Council wiff rehear the issue. The loss of recreation suffered· another blow with the closing of Kona Lanes bowling alley last month. "oJ 1 Residents, however, are di- vided on the lssue. Although the council only considered the re- quest for the rehearing Monday, many residents couldn't resist the opportunity to weigh in. be responsible for funding this,• Beth Refrakus said. "I'd rather see this type of action come more from the community." The city bought the site in 1975 with the idea of using It as some type of park. In 1999, staff began exploring the site for construction of a skateboard park. During the hearings for the skateboard park. city leaders decided that a community gar- den would be best suited for the site, to preserve open space and avoid the parting and safety concerns raised by the skate- board park. ·Not oniy Is this a place fbr recreation. but it's a place for constructive recreation,• ~e Lodigar said. "As the area c.<ln· tinues to develop, It will become a jewel" Cowan said she ls glad there will be more debate on the gai:- den. "At least It allows the commu- nity to understand -If some- thing Is rejected, they will hlLve had an opportunity to listen to the debate, and I think that's the• most Important piece of that." Cowan said. "I think It's some- thing that can be done relatively inexpensively." ~Part of what makes Costa Mesa unique is its eclectic as- pect," Jim Kenins said. "The garden fits in with this per- fectly.· Opponents are concerned about the $71,000 price tag. "I don't feel taxpayers should Because of safety concerns of neighbors, the council has looked into other options, In- cluding determining If there was any interest from adjacent property owners in purchasing the property. Forty-two plots were planned for the garden, and 40 gar- deners had expressed interest in them. Although $75,000 had been budgeted in this year's Capital Improvement Program for the garden, Councilman Allan Man- soor took issue with the $71,000 COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL MEETING WRAPUP INSIDE CITY HALL Libby Cowan said she would rather see NEXT MEETING cuts to services or programs instead of •WHAT: Costa Mes.a City Council Here are some of the items the council across-the-board reductions. Several considered on Monday. council members also talked about a •WHEN: 6:30 p.m. June 16 • WHERE: City Hall, n Fair Drive hiring freeze. •INFORMATION: (714) 754-5221 BUDGET DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES WHAT WAS SAID ~I think (across the boaro reductions) this law that would exempt temporary This item was continued from the May aren't falr and hit areas that are very recycling receptacles. 5 meeting. The combination of fiscal important, whereas other areas that effects of the economy, the state's budget aren't as Important may not be affected WHAT HAPPENED crisis and rising operating costs has as much and it's very hard,· Cowan said. The council unanimously approved created significant pressures on the exemption. resources to balance the 2003-04 budget. WHAT rr MEANS While these pressures created a Staff now has a direction to follow. WHAT rr MEANS shortfall of about $10 million. the city For 45 days in the spring and 45 days manager and staff were able to whittle LAW TO EXEMPT TEMPORARY in the fall, when the new phone books the deficit to about $4 million. The city RECEPTACLES and yellow pages come out, the bins to manager and staff prepared a list of recycle the old ones can be placed in strategies to address additional The city has an ordinance requiring clear sight so they are more accessible. reductions for the next fiscal year as they that any trash container be enclosed so it become necessary. is out of sight The city WHAT WAS SAID These include an across-the-board cut 'It's really for the good or all of the in appropriation requests and service or around them. The city uses public to have them available and in program ruts. ~ usually builds a brick waU 11 flGWD the same type of bins for its si.ght. and it's a good training program for WHAT HAPPENED recycling programs to collect the used telephone The council members identified the books. strategies they preferred. Councilwoman The council considered a change to White Front Pharmacy . ' ' ' .. ' GtrtU • Boo/a • Sinulria All 1111111'1111« PLnu ~""- 801 Baker Street, Costa Mesa Between Bear & Bristol (714) 540-2882 t the (lids) at the IChools, • said Bill Morris. public services director. -Compiled by Deird~ Newman I . ,. i. . . . . ,. w ,, ·~ AROUND TOWN run/walk and $12 for the Dolphin Dash. Registration will be held at ...; OASIS Senior Center on • Send AROUND TOWN items to Wednesday, Thursday and Friday me l}a1ly Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, before the race. Separate races .?•~ Mesa. CA 92627; by e-mail for men and women are limited to m1lce.swanson@lstJmtn.com; to 1,600 runners. Call (949) ~to(949)64&4170;o•by 644-3151 to register. g (949) 574-4298. Include the date and location of the Mecy's South Coast Plua and t, as well as a contact phone Teen People magazine will host a rftffu"'ber. A complete listing is Summer Surf and Swim Fashion c/V61fable at www.dailypilot.com. Show featuring the latest looks j)•Jl.J • from Roxy, Hurley, O'Neill, TODAY Billabong and more at 2 p.m. In E~iir finalist Denlae H1mllton Macy's South Coast Plaza's Will "teturn to the Newport Beach women's store. For more a.Mral library at 7 p.m. to Information. call (714) 556-0611, ptflllent "The Crime Novel as ext. 4231. G'*1ral Study.N The best-selling author will discuss #Sugar Skull;' Someone Cares Soup Kitchen l"'1 new novel, and how her will celebrate Its 17th anniversary 1ournallsm background led to in memory of Cpl. Jose Angel ..yj\ing fiction. Call (949) 717-3816 Garibay from 6 to 9 p.m. at 720 fq{ qiore information. West 19th St in Costa Mesa. The I bl Flag Day dinner/auction will l.eam about the plant feature Chef Leon Mathews. cq{Pmunities of California while Tickets cost $45. All proceeds will 'm,lf'ying the beauty of the support the Someone Cares Soup nr,yonmental Nature Center. A Kitchen Hunger Relief and fte~ one-hour tour of the center Tutoring Programs. Make w\11 be given at noon by founder reservations by May 27. Call (949) ~~rt House. Bring a sack lunch 548-8861. For underwriting to enioy a casual picnic after the opportunities, call (714) 801-2354. tdilr. No reservations are neeessary. Closed-toe, low-heel Join Susan Goldstein, one of the shoes are advised The center 1s authors of #Healthy D1nmg in ICA:U«ed at 1601 E. 16th St. in Orange County; for a session Newport Beach. For more about healthy cuisme at your 1ntomiation. call (949) 64S-8489. favorite restaurants 1n the 1• I Bloomingdale's Home Store in f>Jttent Help USA will hold an Newport Beach from 11 :30 a.m to OPttn house and members mixer 1 p.m. The $1S admission fcQm 4 to 7 p.m. to show the includes a signed copy of pµb4ic its new faciljty at 330 W. "Healthy Dining in Orange Bay St., Suite 120, Costa Mesa County'.' Space is limited, and The open house will feature tid<ets must be purchased by music performed by Diana D'ltn June 1. Call (949) 729-6854 for and Rick Sherman The public can more information. r)'lake donations at the door and The Adams School Country Fair part1c1pate in an auction with will run from 10 a.m to 4 p.m at 'if'veral drawings for prizes from local businesses Call (9491 2860 Country Club Drive The fair 650 3461 for more mformat1on will have a silent auction. a 50-foot mflatabte obstacle course. FRIDAY a 30·foot inflatable slide, a dunk tank, numerous games, pnzes. UC Irvine ArtsBridge presents food drinks, a bake sale, a DJ, a World Dance Day, featuring guest band and more Call (714) Orange County elementary :idlool students per1ormmg folk 424-793S for more 1nforma1ton tiances from Mexican, Become a member of the Vietnamese. European and Hospice Preferred Choice team Nauve Amencan cultures The and make a difference tn the lives noon event at Aldrich Park on the of terminally 111 people and their UCI campus 1s free For fam11tes at a volunteer 111format1on. call (949) 824-8942 onentat1on The team 1s seektng caring people 10 assist patients SATURDAY and families with nonmed1cal The 22nd annual Corona del Mar needs. such as providing respite $1.;e111c SK Race & Two-Mile Fun for the primary caregiver, readtng Walk oogm at 7 55 a.m That's to patients. paying weekly social when the men's SK race begins. v1s1ts and running errands. l he women's SK starts at 8·20 Volunteers are also needed to a m The fun walk starts at 8·45 assist with office duties Call (7 14) .i m The 1 K Kid's Dolphm Dilsh 980-0900 for more information <Jtans at 9 a m Reg1strat1on fees on race day are $30 for the St. Michael and All Angels • a... '9--~· "'"'went ~Ml~_. pettla • ,....dlelclt 11 .,. ... ._....__....UM NMtt·tlytit ........... ..... • ..... ~--CffterL 5;«19 aiurt ..... e ~ lhe new EverWood· mrySlde blinds rrom Humer ugtas OVerlapplng ts crealc a beau1truJ UOard-on·board design !'he •step-up· look dep1h. dimension •••11111•u character to any room. And ever'M>Od CowmySkte will not wtrp. crack. peel or rade Even In humid areas or dtrea .unllflt. Come • these beaULINI bfinds today. , .. ., ............ . ... ,~ .,,.., ·-· .... .. Episcopal Church will present a JUNE 12 seminar that poses the question, A frM bone den.tty ICf'Mtllng "Does Biblical lnterpretat1on wUI be offered from 10 a.m . to 2 Contribute to the Plight of the p.m. at Mother's Martcet, 226 E. Holy Land Christianar at 9 a.m. 17th St, Costa Mesa. For mOf'e The church is at the corner of information, call (949) 631-4741 Pacific Vtew Drive and Marguerite Avenue in Corona def Mar. For JUNE 13 more information, call (949) Inventors Fon.Im preMnb 1 644-0463 seminar on "Intellectual Property Law" by Edward Schlatter. patent SUNDAY anomey, at 7:30 p.m. In Orange Lovers of live vocal music are Coast College's Science Lecture invited to "The Summer Knows,N Hall. Registration and networtcing a free musicale at 3 p.m. at the begin at 7 p.m. The cost is $6 for Newport Beach Central Library. members. $15 for nonmembers. Mignonne Prof ant and a guest Call (714) 540-2491 for information. pianist will present the final program of the library's musicale JUNE 14 series, featuring tunes of Full Spectrum Yoga has partnered Gershwin, Jobim and LeGrand. with New Directions for Women For more information, call (949) to host #Celebrating Wholeness,# 717-3816 a yoga and healing arts festival The Ontnge County Women's benefiting women and children served by the nonprofit New Chorus present its 2003 spring Directions for Women. Admission program. "On this Island; at is free, and donations are Newport Harbor Lutheran accepted. The full-day event will Church The concert of be at Full Spectrum Yoga in island them ed music begins at 7 Newport Beach. For more p.m and will include the chorus information, call (949) 955 1965 directed by Eliza Ruoonstein and #Men in Blaque; an ensemble Crystal Cove State Park will ofter directed by Joseph Huszt1 Tid<ets a backcountry hike at 9 a.m .• a are $12 and can t.>e purchased m historic district walk at 10 a.m and advance at (9491 4S l 8S90 a sunset/moonlight walk at 7:30 p.m .• which requires reservations. WEDNESDAY For reservations or more Jeanne Flint from the Alzheimer's information, call (949) 497-7647. Assn will present HFocusmg on Mother's Market will hold a Memory Loss" from 6:30 to 7 30 p m. at the Orange Coast HSpring Cleaning" clearance sale Unitarian Unaversahst Church, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . Taste 12S9 Victoria St . Costd Mesa. The demos will be offered from 11 presentation will address various a.m. to 3 p.m For more causes of memory loss and information, call (949) 631-4741. diagnosis and treatment For JUNE 17 more information, call (9491 "Feng Shui for a Healing Home· 640 4652 is a tree seminar held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's Market. 225 Yin Can Restaurant. 1500 Adams Ave m Costa Mesa, will have its E 17th St., Costa Mesa To make reservations. call (8001 595-6667 grand opening from 6 to 8 p m teaturmg cookmg by TV chef JUNE 18 Martm Yan The rcstaur.inl will donate all of th!' proc~eds from Phil Brigandi, Orange County SlO admission ud<ets 10 Share arch1v1st, will discuss what 1s m Our Selves a pnvate nonprofit the archives as they relate to Costa M esa's history at 7 p.m at agency serving tow mr ome the Costa Mesa Historical Society, Orange County rf's1dents For 1870 Anaheim Ave , Costa Mesa more information call (9491 For more information, call (949) 642 3451 ext 262 631-5918 or e-mail The Balboa Bay Repubhcan cmhistory a11anset.com Women Federatcll will hold 11s JUNE 19 "Scholarship Awards' wmnrrs The National Multiple Sclerosis luncheon di 11 a rn "' the Bahia Society will present an Internet Cor1nth1an Club on Bayside Dnve. educational program called HEI For more mformdt1on. c;all (9491 Cuidado Clinico de la Escleros1s 515 8677 Multiple," a Spanish-speaking broadcast on clinical care of The Wildflower Walk will meet at multiple sclerosis, at 5:30 p.m To 9 a m at El M oro for a five mile connect, go to hike at Crystal Cove Parkmg www.nat1onalmssoc1ety.org, costs SS Wear boots and bring select "Living with MS" and then water Call 19491497 7647 for select "Webcasts and more information Conferences.N Wl LL 't'OU BE ONE OF THE70%? 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Local support for the luncheon came from Sbldey Nagel, Ann Stem, Donna Devldmon, Ellen Uefer, Barbara 'Jaylor, Donna Shubin, Nona Demeue, Carolyn Luypen and Sharon Moore. Others giving of.their time, talent and resources to provide the gift of music in schools are Balboa's Mary Ann Miller, Newport's Oliva OwnJ. Pat Cranford, Jadde Lakita. Joyce Reaume and Unda Wheeler. A fabulous luncheon wru. l>erved by Sutton PJace. SOC I ETY THE CROWD 8. W. COOK considered one of the American pop music legends of the 20th century, holds the record as the greatest selling pianist In history. Wllliams' I 15th album has been released on the Gold Label. Williams entertained, interspersing his beautiful music with poi~'llant and personal stories of a remarkable career. The fat.her of three and grandfather of six. who has appeared on nearty 150 airings of Robert Schuller's "I lour of Power," is proud of his artil>tic and commercial success and honored hy his influence and effect on the lives of those touched by his m usic. Sitting around Roger Williams' piano in his studio at a planning session for the Big Canyon/ Spyglass Hin Philharmonic I benefit are Jo Anne Mix, president, Pat Lane, co-chair. Ollie Hill, co-chair, and seated are Williams, honoree and star, vfth Jacque Heebner, benefit chair. I ,--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t •' •' He came to Orange County at the invitation of Jo Anne Mix, Jacque Heebner, OWe Hill and Pat Lane, organizers of the 2003 Big Canyon/Spyglass Hill Philharmonic Sociery luncheon at the Sutton Place Hotel, Newport Beach. For an hour and one half his audience was spellbound by the music and the man. "Williams played ·Autumn Leaves," and a sigh was audible across the balJroom," Newport's Gloria Gae Gellman said. The composer told the crowd that ·Autumn Leaves," recorded in 1955, had been his first hit. His version became a classic and stands today as the greatest selling piano recording of all time. "Autumn leaves keep falling," WiJhams said. "They've been very good to me." "Williams is so much more than just a gifted pianist," vice-chair Heebner said. "I le is a remarkable human being. and we are so proud to have him grace o ur event." 1 lecbncr went on to speak of WiJJiam's work with children, bringing mu~ic into schools all over the nation. ln many ways, Williams was a perfect fit for the local organi1.alion dedicated He shared a story that came from Glenn Ballantyne, a teacher and composer living in Pueblo, Colo. Ballantyne had been involved in a Williams performance and fund rail-er that had changed the Life of one child in particular. The mot.her of an 11 -year old boy called BalJantyne to '>hare that after Williams performance her ~on displayed an interel>t never '>t'l'll before. "Every morning at hreakfa'>t my '>on ate in silence," she said. "I h· ;111.,wered questions with yes and no rl"•ponsec;. But the day after he attendl'tl Hoger\ performance, my c;on talked about the music, and he said that he had researched Wtlliami. on the Internet · Williams has been an in:.paration to countless fans. young and old, over a long and varied career He <.urrly captivated another audience 111 Newport, includin~ a l>Urpri\(• tclebnty guest seated among the l'hilhMmonic ladies. Prlsdlla Presley carne to )>Uppon her longtime friend William'>, and i.he gave him a well-deserved ovation with the rest of the local crowd. •THE CROWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. ThisWeek@UCI Arts June 5-7 Drama at UCI. Hair. The American tribaJ love-rock musical. 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 2 & 8 p.m. Saturday, Claire Trevor Theatre. $10-$1 5 June 6 UC ArtsBrldge. World Dance Day. Celebrating the diverse heritage of Orange County, elementary school students perform dances from Mexican, Vietnamese, European and Native American cuJturcs. Noon, AJdrich Park. Free June 6-7 UO Symphony Orchestra & Chorus. All Bralrms. Stephen Tm:ker conducts a program featuring guest soloist Marietta Simpson, mc110-soprdOO and recording artist. 8 p.m., Barclay Theatre. $8-$12 June 7 UC Choirs. Festival of Choirs. 8 p.m., Winifred Smith 1 lall. Free, with reservations Presentations June 5 International Studies. Are Large Dams Still a Legitimate Dtvtlopment Option for International Agencies? With Thayer Scudder, professor emeritus, California Institute of Technology. 3:30 p.m ., Social Scienct Plaza A, Room 1100. Frtt June 6 Biological Sdenc.es. 'Iraining and Career Structure in the Uft Scknca. With Frank Solomon. professor of biology, MasllchUJCtU Institute of Technology. 2 p.m., Natural Scienca I, Room 11J4. Frtt June 11 University Oub Forum. A DeiJn Considers the History of tM UC/ College of MtdiciM. With Thomas Cesario. 11 :30 a.m., University Oub. $7 .50, includes lunch ALSO IN THE CROWD Above, The Adoption Guild hosted a patroness tea at the Harbor Island residence of Mrs. Arthur P. Williams Attending the tea were Lorie Moran, Sue Kreuter. Lynn Pries, and Patty Anido. At left, The PADRE Foundation. supporting pediatric diabetes research and education. threw its 14th annual garden party. At the gala were Greg Sayehg, division executive at Wa shington Mutual Bank, Jackie Teichmann, PADRE Foundation executive director, and Shayne Voorheis, director of sates and marketing for f ash1on Island. ( ': ., ., ., ' •• , . ... ~ .• ,. •• • ?• •• • LIFE & LE I SURE TRAVEL TALES A part of the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy, as seen from Rialto Bridge. A tale of several Enropean cities A couple visits cities in Italy, France and Spain on a Mediterranean cruise. By John Rettber1 W e had made plans sLX months in advance to visit cities in ltaty. France and Spain that we had not previously visited Of course, we didn't know then that the war in Iraq wouJd coincide with ow trip schedule. We already had doubts about traveling abroad since terrorism is always in the bad of one's mind. Thrrorism has a special meaning to me since I was in Manhattan on Sept 11 and saw the tragedy first hand. Fonunatety, I was not in the 1)'ade Center that day, as I had JJeeo so many times, and all but two of my friends escaped the «rrible Wemo. I lowever. unable ..to leave the city, I spent the next leYeral days just roaming the -dty while visiting hospitals and .ftre houses. 1llis was an experience that will always remain indelible in CZ,y mind. As time passed, we decided that we wouJd not alter our lives ln a way that wouJd let Che terrorists win. Hence, we planned and took the trip. Our cruise aboard the newly launched Seven Seas Voyager was to start from Venice. Italy, a city we had long wanted to visit. We arrived in Venice a day before the cruise was to board so we would have extra time to explore some of the 120 islands. 180 canals and 400 bridges that connect the city of 57,000 people. This is a city that is visited by 11 million people each year. It is an incredibly beautiful ancient city. The buildings range in style from Byzantine to Renaissanc.e and are arrayed around the famous St. Mark's Square. You must travel the canals and the main waterway. the Grand Canal, by gondola or water taxi. Cars are not permitted on the streets. Whether you are a connoisseur of paintings. architecture, scuJpture. manicured gardens. bea.utiful churches. music or shopping. Venice has something to offer every vis.itor. After spending three days in Venice, we sailed overnight to the town of Split, Croatia. Actually a very pretty pon, but a stark change in the demeanor of the people from an o puJent and Father's Day Brunch Chef Daniel Jimenez Prwnta At.. 1i!4 2ace&W-"" 2'., ... , & ~,. ..... ...... w ~ ~ --.._._,,,,.. .... ",,·· ·~~ "'"'-" s.e. •••• ntt s.-. ~~~ .... ,.~ .. A..;z> .... .-,,..~-1 · e.....,~s... .. -.., .... s.... .... , '*' ~.,, ..., ... " .. ,..,.. ... ,,,., " , .. .. ~St.IM ,,,..,,,,, ... '""• 5""Mt ~ ...... , 4'--2'.¥'-. ~~Oi-0 .C....St«• ~,,..., .... s: ••• ,. . ""' '" ' "',., . ~ ,., '" 'it,,,,. 6"' ... , .. ;lritl--. -...i ~ Served.from 9am -3pm $23.eeadulC. fl2.-~•12 OdldrM .... • ur1m ~*"",,.,,.. ,..u .. .r.~r\:l~.l.~----- hS ••788-114' 11n vibrant people m Venice to a people that wear drab clothmg and don't have many '>males on their face<>. ·m ey have been through difficult llmt.':>. LOI'> of meat markets and open aJr ft.,h marke~. but little opponun11y for onginal or authentic '>hoppmg Items. a definite nt.-gative for my lovely wife of 44 year'>. TI1e city does have a couple of muM!um~ that have Roman era relics thal date back to the early l8th century. Our nexl stop wa'> to be the po rt of Valletta on the bland of Malta. I lowever. the M!as were too rough (15-foot l>weUs and a 50 mph wmdJ Lo allow ui. to enter the pon . We had looked forward to VISiung Malla because of all the Phoeruc1an history dating bad to at l(•a.,t 800 BC :'\ot being dble to gt>t into · Valleta, we headed for thl' i-.land of S1c1Jy. \.\e were to enter Lhl' pon onaormina. hut .1gam. tilt' seas were too rough for uc, to emer Lhat port. We went farther up tht· l ott..i and ente rt.'Cl the port at Mt·'>..,ma The Greek city of Mc'>..'>tna 1., a very busy town, with h1.,tory daLing baclc to at lea'>t 700 HL Not far away wac, M l. l·tna, whjch ii. very popular among skiers during the winter .,t•a.,011 Dunng the '>Ummf.'r, you are able to view the more than 250 alll\l' crater<; on Lhe side of the mountain. See TRAVEL, Pa&e Al4 Thunday, June 5. 2003 All OU/ ,;:/L_~Fl,,irll, ........ Style is not a size ... It's an attitude! Fun, Feminine Styles for All Shapes & Sizes of Beautiful Women. 369 E. 17th St., #21, Costa Mesa 1949) 642-5459 1~1 Adams School ,4COUNTRY FAIR! This Saturday, June 7 lO:OOam -4:00pm 2850 Clubhouse Road in Mesa Verde • Carnival Gomes & Prizes • Huge Silent Auction with over 75 Gift Baskets and Auction ttems! • Hotdogs, Tacos, Bake @ Sole, Cotton Candy, rl Snow Cones & Churros! r< 2 • Live Band, Cake Wolk. ~ lnftotoble Slide, Obstade Course, DJ, Entertoinmentc , Raffle, Drawing, & More!!~ We would like to thank the following sponsors for their contributions! Orange Coast Dodge a Jon Gray, l..orTy & Loune Wedwnon Reoltm, forT's Holmar1I. Coldwell Bonker -Pat Davis, Sc.ottl Seafood, ~ &cnter - Jennikv Pritchett, Golden Spoon. first Teom Reollors -Gwen Miler, Sex Aogs Mogic Moun1an, Weis kJrgo Bcri -Aoco stdmon, Charo Chdcen. AdYenture 16 -The Comp, Costa Mesa Country Club, Tilly's, Cyde Wefi(s • Trewr Jones, Heodfine Hair, Qua:no's Subs. liburdis. SUbmarino. WoH Gong Pudt Res1ourant, Albertson's, Ralph's • Goty Swan, Wee4cend Traffic. Eagle Rider, ROl'1be:sf Cafe, Gino's Pino, The Snell Famiy, Rainbow ~. Inc .• Los Caboleros Tenncs Club, MO's Spot1s Grl, ~A Swim School, Jennifer A. Delet · Personal Trc*lef, RESTOR -Physical Therapy, Henr(s Mortcetploce, Chevy's, lrw-.e Randi Market, Gina's Pizza, Yanllouse Res1ouront, Newport Rib CDmpOny. Sage. Ro'(s Howoiion Fusion Cuisine, Zax's Restouront. Island's Restoufant, Westin South Coos'f Pima, The Clubhouse Restaurant, Hi-rimes. Troder Joe's, Mesa 't4erde Country Club -Randy Meyers, Metro Cor wash. Aoy It Again Sf>or1s, Starbuclc's. Poly's Pies, Coco's, Souplantation. Shirtey's Bagets, Obie Oiciynals. \loo's, Liso Albert Studios, Critical Operations, Inc. Mies ~IS, Inc, Gina's Pizzo of Costa Mesa. Klybrooke Bolet Folclorico. °'9CJnia of Oz and Los Cabaleros Rocquel Spof1s Club, Haus of Pina. Aetd'8r Jones Metaldes Benz. A speed thank you lo OUI' committee and YOluntaers tor their countless hours of wcwit I II () . AU Thutsday, June 5, 2003 LIFE&. LEISURE NO PLACE LIKE HOME ] ~iit Preparing perfect dorm decor for your college studen (~ A nnie and I just got baclc from her orientation weekend at UC Berkeley. It was quite a trip. Unfortunately, I can't share the trip's most memorable details. It would be politically Incorrect. but let's jyst say that Annie is getting out of the bubble. Way out of the bubble. Amid the bevy or informaeion about classes, meat plans and payment schedules, I did find a topk to latch on to -the dorm room. Annie and J have been talking about the potential dorm room for months. These were her requests; bright. not too fussy, Oannel sheets, bedding that looks good even if It's not made up (are you laughing yet?), lots •••••••• FotoARTe •••••••• Y-monlat ,,...·_..ID MY~ monlof M'd ·~ ~ 760 West 1 6th Street Building 0 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 949-645-3686 KAREN WIGHT of towels and a bjg bulletin board.Above all else, the room and Its ameodmeots must include the color orange. Asan aside, if you believe in color psychology or in Eastern color symbolism, orange Is the color of change. Orange denotes movement -usually forward movement -but movement nonetheless. Annie wants orange. I gu~ that says it all Now, baclc to the dorm room. First, if you don't already know this, most universities have extra-long twin beds (unless you are going to USC staying in the Radisson and have a double bed). But the norm ls extra-long twin. Finding extra-Jong twin sheera that are groovy ls harder than It sounds. Actually, the prerequisttes were very groovy, very flannel and very orange. OK. Luckily for us, such a beast does exist at Gamet Hill. last December, we ordered Oannel bedding in orange. lime green and red. It was given to her as a Ouistmas present. It bummed her out that I considered it a present, but too bad, reality bites. The sheets and duvet cover were a good start. Next, a really cool desk lamp. I Cluto"' PictNrr Fr11Mi11i. Fttrr1itwn Rntonuio11 """ ""'~" ffllllY ! Father's Day is June 15th Unique Personalized Gifts for Dads and Grand-Dads tool Give Dad a monitor mate this Father's Day. It's the perfect gift for both home and office. Other Gift ldNs lnclu<H Personalized Mugs Laser Engraved Frames PhotoSOJlptures Mouse Pads and much much montl And our special FREE ofJert Order a monitor mate before .li/ 31, 200l and receive a FREE computer mouse pad usilg the same inaige. I Visit our 'Neb Site at www.fomart.com Open Mandlty ThnJ Frws.y llAM to 5PM Slilufmy 10AM 10 4PM Of ~ 'AX*ltlnent --------------------- MATTRESS OUTLET STORE Get the Best for Less! BRAND NEW COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT lLocah Favorite! SUia 1995 found a three-armed lamp that bad a combination of red, orange and green glass shades at the Great Indoors. can you believe it? Of coun;e, I bad to buy it Next came the bulletin board. It had to be bright and it had to be easy to put things on and take thing off of (which means no pins). 'Th.rget's •Swell" collection bas very hip items, one of which Is a bulletin board with bright ribbons that act as •holders" for pictures and - stuff. Ka-ching, got that. Next came the very lmportant towels. Annie goes through a Jot of towels. Did I say a lot? I mean an abundance of towels. Macy's has been having a great towel sale, and the towels come in bright colors. More ka-ching. To ensure that Annie doesn't lose these great towels, the Monogram Store in Westcliff court is making sure that only someone named Annie can claim them. Thanks, Molly. Next in line for creature comforts was comfy seating -a beanbag chm. Of'l!Jl8e twill with a removable (a.k.a. washable) cover. Foamy Flop.com had the best selection of prices, sizes and colors. I took a trip to C.Ontain Wares last week and found a bevy of great donn items. I started with clothes hangen -orange. of course. The closets are small, so it doesn't tab many hangers to fill up the space. C.Ontaln Wares also bad some coUapslble cubes that were perfect for trashcans and storage (6.99) -and they came in orange. Another must-have for the dorms -coed -is a shower • tote with holes in the bottom so the water drains out. C.Ontain Wares has every size and color lmaginable. On Amazon.com, I found an orange and lime green clock radio. At C.OmpanyStore.com, there were great deals on pillows. There are just a couple of Items I haven't traclced down. One Is a mattress topper. Whether it's an egg crate, fiberfill o r down, I think a mattress topper will go a long way in creature comforts. Annie is a princess (at least in her eyes), so the princess must lounge in a regal nest Other Items that parents of college kids have told me are important are bed "lifts" so you can 6t the desk under the bed and have more Ooor space; a BEST BUYS min1·fridge; a m.1aowa~ anc1 J1~I televtafon. j'O':l I haven't hit the wide world ()( 3, r. electronlca on the Internet yet. Ab11· 1 lot of domia rent these ltemt ''~1.} and offer to lift the beds for a .111 :'1 small fee. At thiJ point, that's .. J,1 1 sounding pretty good. ,.,,.,, In the meantime, we've gu •. , dedicated a comer in the family' "~' room to "Annie's Dorm.• 1 thlnkl ""' it's helping all of us adjust to ourL '" human roller coaster's leaving "",, us in August It's fun to watch · 1 ' ' the "new room" take on a t.••1 personality: It helps the younge(;~ sibs get an idea of Annie's new 1 • surroundings and ultimately of ' ' ' their future; and It's helping me AAli get used to the idea that my J , , family is changing. h • Once the baby birds Oap theif.. 1 ~ wings. thlngs are never quite tht;,1 .~ same. Not worse, just different .. c_ There will be a new "oldest" in 1 , 1 • the house. There will be I~ , . chaos. I can serve vegetables · :'1• with dinner. ,,. " It's a rite of passage, for Annie •· l and for the other four in the 1 family. Olange can be hard. , . Olange can be exciting. And ln ·" ·"" our case, change can be orange. l!_.~ • KAREN WIGHT Is a Newport Beacti resident. Her column runs Thursdays. ~ . 4 ...•• • ti , . ,. ., .. , '· ' Get a computer tuneup regularly·~ .. I couldn't survive without Comp Squad Inc., a home computer repair company in Newport Beach. James Watkins, founder of Comp Squad, is incredibly patient and, unlike me, computer savvy. "Computers are just like automobiles and they need to be tuned regularly to perform at peak levels," Walkins said. "Computer companies want buyers to constantly upgrade to new machines 10 solve performance problems." Comp Squad can extend the life of your computer and end frustration. Having Comp Squad come to your home Is infinitely better than talking to a technical support stranger on the other side of the world. Comp Squad bas reduced the cost of its repair service and upgrades through new diagnostic software that rapidly identifies problems. It also has the latest tools in virus detection and removal. Most problems can be fixed with C.Omp Squad's $50 tuneup -recommended twice a year. Tuneups include: removing Internet clutter and junk files; cleaning all debris from desktop to hard drive; repairing missing shortcuts; repairing disks and scanrung for virus files; cleaning all drives; configuring the registry; restoring all invalid registry It.ems; repairing security links; repairing and compacting all drives; configuring system to original factory specs. All services are completed witho ut harming documents or personal data.- in addition to the tuneup, C.Omp Squad o ffers: virus removal; removing spy software {small p~ that record and report all your search entries); software installation and upgrades; hardware installation and upgrades; tutoring of computer programs and software; networks for two to 100 computers; setting up firewalls for prtva(:y; cable-DSL dial-up video modems; computer 1V; video surveillance systems; custom computers for gamers; music and entertainment machines; home theater; Web sjte construction; and maintenance. "We also started a aervice that takes your oJd computer and GREER WYLDER donates it to assisted living. disabled and needy people,· Watkins said. All hard drives are wiped clean and all data removed. The donatio n is tax deductible, usually for the original purchase price, Watkins said. 210 62nd St .. Suite 248, Newport Beach. {949) 394-2905. GET FATHERS CLOTHES Addmon'I Man Clothing is offering a great special in time for Father's Day. Every shirt and tie will be reduced S25 through June 14. Name brands on sale include Robert ThJbott, Reyn Spooner. Burberry, ViyeUa and Polo. Open from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday. 3430 Via Udo, Newport Beach. (949) 673-0653. TEEN FASHION SHOW An exciting fashion show for teens featuring the latest in surf apparel Is at Macy'• South Coast Plaza from 2 to 3 p.m. Saturda y. HProfesslonal surfers Kendall and Brad Gerlach are among those who will be making personal appearances at the show hosted by Teen People magazine. The latest looks from Roxy, Hurley. O'Neill, Blllabong and more will be modeled. The event takes place on the Garden Tema! aod In the newly remodeled THISIT shop for juniors. Guests receive gift bags from Teen People and can enter a drawing to win a customized surfboard. Macy's South Coast Plaza Women's Store. nnsrr. Level l\vo, For reservations. call (7 14) 556-0611, ext. 4231. ENJOY TEA TODAY The American c.mcer Society ~Shop of C.Orona del Mar Is having a formal high tea today from 2 to 6 p.m. A donation of unique and antique teacups Inspired manager Gloria Godfrey to offer a festive tea. Other new acquisitions are new ladies' and men's apparel, and estate furniture. Open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Saturday. 2600 F. Coast Highwaj._:. . Corona del Mar. (949) &40-4777. · ..: A FURNITURE SAL£ • · • Butera Newport Beach IS having its first tent sale through '' Saturday. High quality furniture · 1 and accessories are reduced 30% to 70%. lncluded in the sale are ' · ' ' Milling Road by.Baker, ~:v: Henredon Acquisitions and , Ralph Lauren Home furnishinSS: , ; ,1 The Butera Home Collection Is known locally as a resource for · current and classic trends in home design. Also available are , J bath accessories, lighting fabric,. •, wall covering and Ooor covering., ~ Open from 10 a m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday; and from I 0 ,. : "I. a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. 1745 • .1 Westcllif Drive at West cliff ' • •, Court. Newport Beach. (949) · ' 650·8570. www.buterahomeoollection.com. · • ' ' READY TO BtKE • • • ' A warehouse bicycle sale runs• ' Friday through Sunday at the ' Two Wbeeb One Planet store in.., • , C.Osta Mesa The store will have c. ~· closeout prices on bicycles and • 1 ,... savings on helmets. bags, ~ pedals, clothing. pumps and more. Open from l J a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday; from IO a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday; and Crom II a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. 420 E. 17th St, C.Osta Mesa (949) 646-7717. twowheelsom?plamt.com. -1 SEE DESIGN IDEAS Thirty South eo.t Am.a retailers are participating with the American Society of Interior Desjgners to display a series of room vignettes toda)t through Sunday at South Coast Plaza. Bght interior designers created ,_ a series of rooms that complete • a residence. There is a romantic : master bedroom. a dining room, : a home omce/den, a girl's ~ "tween" room, an outdoor • breakfast room, a gentleman's ~ den/library, a lady's dressing : area, a contemporary/rustic • sitting area. a whimsical bar anr a guest room/empty nest conversion. • BEST BUYS appeer1 Mondays end Fridays. Send Information to Greer Wyldet at Ql'fHltWYldertly-"oo.com: at 330 W. e.y St., Cotta M .... CA 92627; or by fax et (9'9) &16-4170. ' I t AFTER HOURS • SubmM NTa HOURI Item. to the 0eHv Piiot, 330 W. hy St, c-. Meea, CA 92927; by fax to (Ml) Ml-'170; or by calllng (949) 57~ A complMt lllt la .vebble at www.dallypllotcom. MUSIC FORIVP BRAHMS The Pldflc Symphony Orc:heatra, undlw the dfrec:tlon of Cari St Clair,~ pl1nl11 Christopher O' Riley, a Van Cllbum mtd11i1t, for lta aeason fln•lt at 8 p.m. today. The program la Brahm•' •symphony No. 1" In C minor: the Prelude to Act Ill of "Lohengrin" by Wagner; end Chopin'• "Andante Splanato" and "Grande Polonalae Brlllante" In E·ftat major. The conoert will be given In Segerettom Hall. A pmttew will be given an hour before. Ticteta coat $19 to $59. For tidceta, call (714) 765-6799. BMfTONE CONCERT The performance by Grammy and Emmy Award-winning Amef1can operatic baritone Sanford Sylvan haa been rad1edultd to 4 p.m . June 22 in Founders Hall. Tldceta colt $60 and are on ule at the Center box office, by ailllng (714) 656-ARTS or by vlaltlng www.ocpac.orp. The Center la at 600 Town Drive, ColtlMeu. MCtF1C SYMPHONY'S JAZZ. CLUB Jim Self, principal tuba player In the Padfic Symphony Orchestra, and the Pete Christlieb Quintet will perform a 1peclal engagement at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Saturday In Founder• Hall. Tlc*ets are $35 and can be purchaaed at the center box office or onllne at www.ocpac.org. Information: (714) 656-ARTS. The Orange County Performing Arts Center is at 600 Town Canter Drive, Costa Mesa. ' JAZZTRIO Gulfstream Ralt8urant in Newport Beach prasanu a jazz trio Sunday through Wednesday a1 regular entertainment at 850 Avocado Ave., Newport Beacn. Houri are 5 to 9 p.m . Sunday and 6 to 10 p.m . Monday through Wedneaday. (949) 718-0188. WEEKLY JAM The Studio Cafe presents Monday Night Jame from 7 to 11 p.m. every week. "Wanted" muaiclana include guitar players, baa playera, singers, drummers, kayboardlltl and others at 100 Main St, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 675-7760. MMa'\ 6'NA WEEKEHO JAZZ Walter Lakota and David AJcantar, the New YoR: Jezz Connection Duo, pfay at Mamma Gina at 251 E. Coast Highway in Newport at 8 p.m. Frlday9 end Saturdaya and at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays. Diana Dltri joins the duo on vocal• on Mondaya. It's free. Information: (949) 673-9500. MUSIC AT THE GRtU The Bluewater Grill offer• live mu1ic Friday and Saturday .. nlghta. Greg Morgan, Nk* P9per and Kelly Gordlen (known 11 MPG) perform duslc ~ R&S and awing at 8:30 p.m. Frideys. Marvin Gregory and MPG will perform classic~ awing and R&S at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The ralt8urant is at 630 Udo Par1t Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 675-3474. MUSIC AT THE P£UCAN The Rusty Pelican offers the music of Common Ground from Wednesday through Sunday. The band performs from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m . Sunday. The reataurant 11 at 2736 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beadl. Free. (949) 642·3431. MUSIC AT PLAYERS Players restaurant Is now offering live music from 9 p.m. to midnight every Friday and Saturday. Players is at 512 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. No cover dlarge. (949) 646-5615. WEEKEND MUSIC Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in Newport Beacn presents Jesse on the sax on Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday for bruncn. The program features all your favorites on the saxophone. Anthony's Is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425. POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO Tate 5, a funk, rode and Motown act, performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3520 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Sanders performs classical flamenco tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT RU Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone Bridge Band play rode and R&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500 M8C.Arthur Blvd .. Newport Beadl. Free. (949) 476-2001. STAGE 'THE DRAWER BOY' Micnael Healey's flrS1 full-length play, ·The Drawer Boy; one of Time magazine's Best Plays of 2001, will continue through June 29 at Segerstrom Stage. Tichts range from $19 to $54. For tickets, call (714) 708-5555. 'FLORENCE, DAVID AND ARr South Coast Repertory's Young Conservatory performers the Teen Players will present Greg Atkins' ·Florence, David and Art; a play about high school art students in Italy. The production will be staged Thursday through Sunday in SCR's Nidlolas Studio. SCR is at 655 Town Cent8' t>rive, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 708-5500 '42ND STREET" The 2001 Tony Award Winner, Drama Desk Award and Outer Critics Circle Award •42nd Street• will be performed at the Orange County Performing Arts Center Wednesday through June 22. Tickets are S322 to $66. They are on sale at the Center box office or by calling (714) 556-ARTS or The Original MIKE'S CARPET$ OVER 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery • ALL CARPET & FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30°/ooff .. LIFE&'. LEI WWW.OCJMJC.Ofg. The Center 19 at 800 Town Center Drive, ea.ta Mell. ART 'BONJOUR LES AR1llTES" Tweniy..lght artilta wHI take pert In tht ltCOnd "Bonjoor lee Artlatn:' which will take place from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. June 14 at tht Sutton ptace fn Newport Beach. Artlltl from ea.ta Mell, Newport Beach and other perts of Orange County will be showing. Admlaalon and per1tlng la free. The Sutton ptaoe i. located at 4600 Mac Arthur In Newport Beach. Information: (949) 851-1838. 'ORANGE COUNTY TASTEMAKERS' Bradford J. Salamon will unveil hie series of 36 portralta of people within the Orange County art scene that are making a difference In lta evolution. The exhibition will run through June 15 at the Blue Square Gallery, 355 Old Newport Blvd., Newport Beacn. Information: (949) 548-1101. DANCE BARCLAY CLASSICAL DANCE CENTER Classical Dance Center, with location• In Newport Beach and Tustin, will celebrate lta 10th anniversary with lta 10th annual studen1 performance through June 16. Tidce1s cost $15.50. Dancers from age 3 to adult will showcase various dance styles: ballet, jazz, tap, lyrical, and hjp-hop. Irvine Barclay Theatre is at 4242 Campus Drive. Tickets: (949) 854-4646. 'AIDA' Elton John and Tim Rice's "Aida• is coming to the Orange County Performing Arts Canter's Segerstrom Hall July 2 through 13. Tickets are $27.50to $64.50 and can be purchased at the center's box office of online at www.ocpac.org. lnformetlon: (714) 550-ARTS. OCPAC is located at 600 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa. SWING Lessons are given every Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Avant Garde Ballroom In Newport Beadl by the Orange County Swing Dance Club. All ages ere welcome, and no partners are needed. For more Information, visit ocswing.com or call (909) 6~119. ARGENTINE TANGO Tango dancing is offered from 8 p.m . to 12:30 a.m. the first Sarurday of each month at Danscene Studio, 2980 McClintodt Way, Costa Mesa. (714) 641-8688. 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If you don't like It, we will replace It FULL SERVICE Counter Tops • Showers • Cera111ie • StoH • GrHite • Wood Refinish TRAVEL Continued from Al l · We then journeyed back to Italy, to the port of CivUaveccb.la. wb1ch is about an hour's bus ride from Rome. Rome, the capital of Italy, Is well known to everyone. Archaeological evidence indicates that human settlement here dates back to 1000 B.C The 11ber River snakes its way through the city, nearly bisecting it Ancient Rome is on the left banJc. while Vatican City is on the other side. Vadcan City is a sovereign state within the ltalian republic. lt has its own newspaper. stamps and currency. Inside the thick walls surrounding the city, more than 1,000 people live and work, including the Pope. The Yatlcan Museum's collection is immense. The artistic treasures are displayed in a series of galleries that would stretch more than four miles if laid end-to-end. The most imp0rtant display is the Sistine Olapel. whose 10,000-square-foot ceiling includes one of Michelangelo's most inspiring works. It took him four years lying on his back to complete the job. St Peter's Square and Basilica are also a part of the Vatican City. The square, which sometimes holds more than 300,000 people when the Pope speaks there, frames the magnificent farrade of St. Peter's Basilica, the world's largest and most famous Ouistian church. Of course. the Roman Coliseum and Forum, the Spanish Steps. the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, the many galleries and other sites in Rome make this an exciting city to visil We then sailed overnight to Llvomo, arriving on Easter Sunday. The day was spent in the Tuscan gem city of Aorence, about an hour's bus ride from Livomo. ONE STOP SHOP Window Coverin s • Cleani11 Car et & U holtte • P1inti11 -l11terior & Exterior What a terrific city! It is known as the open air showcase of the Italian Renaissance. The city's public art -made up mostly of the buildings, statuary, streets and fountains -are remarkable. It being Easter, there were many celebrations. fireworks and all, but I thinlc the highlight was visiting a museum where many of Michelangelo's works were on display. His sculpture "David'" is magnificent. 40s Costa Mesa Irvine (949) &50·7878 (949) 8J8•0t4t t24 E. t7th 17777 Main •an MOM-FRI 9-S MON-FRI 10-6 • SATURDAY t0 -4 SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS 10-4 CLOSED SUNDAY EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT .. 0 We next visited Nice. a city in the heart of the French Riviera. Meet the Wells Fargo Private Mortgage Banking Team Place your home financing needs in the hands of Private Mortgage Banking. · Our experienced Wells Fargo Private Mortgage Bankers live and work in your community and exGel at providing sound solutions for upscale home financing. 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We had lunch at a wonderful bayside restaurant and went on from there tO'tottr the'villa and gardens of the Baroness Rothchild's 1 0-ac*'t~ estate. We were also able to see Monte Carlo and Monaco. We moved on to Marseille overnight, and 1 must say, we didn't connect with this city. It didn't compare in our eyes Nice and the surrounding The Freoctt Riviera, with l bel\Utiful countryS!de and sparkling clear water bays, extremely 4erene part of wot.Id. From Marseille, we · the Island of Menorca on to Batcelona, Spain. fD Barcelona, where we disembarlc:ed the 11hip, we a tour guide to sbe>W us highlights. We then shop the bal~ce of the day, purchasing some nice remember our trip. We al dinner at an authentic restaurant that was very interesting. Some of the i was still looking at you! However, i( was very go The next day, we flew to Zurich. Switz.erland, whe had visited before, but enjoyed. We spent a cou days in that very cosmo and financially oriented. very beautiful city on the The locals were celebra the end of winter. There parties that included loss and beer, bands, drum co and bagpipes playing music as they marched the streets. My wife, J~ Swiss heritage, so this p world holds a special m This celebratJon, I think. meant especially for her. We had a wonderful trip would recommend it to • JOHN RE1TBERG is a N Beach resident •TRAVEL TALES ruM on S Have you, or someone you k 11one on an interesting vacation? tell us about your adventures~ about 400 words, accompanied 6y a couple of photos to choose from that do not have the Daily Pilot in them, and send them to Travel Tales, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. CA 92627; e-mail coral.wilson@lstimes.com; or fax to (949) 646-4170. RBdeflnlng Floor CJfl Products Sincl'19f11 PALS (949) 645.725'" 2299 Harbor Blvd., Costa ~·u · '9.95 ~ ... Ak SETUP SOFIWME ~ mobs connecting fosr & iasyt ··~·. FNE email boxes, Webf!.lO~; Instant Messaging and mq~t ! U1!111tttd Access • Sft• Up olfa. Uh :i• www .locolnet.comi"'': ~· 949-642-4'1.5 to , • " ,. • • • • • • • • :t • • 11 ~ r r ,. ,., ... • • • t • /1~ QUOTE OF THE DAY "We held our cool ' ., .. against Santa Barbara 's fans." Tim Mana, Corona def Mar boys tennis coach Sportl ~ ltlchlrd Dunn: (94915744223 • Sportl Fu: 19491650-0170 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS PHOTOS BY MARK C. DUSTIN /DAILY PILOT C~s Carsten Ball squares up for a forehand ret\Jrn in doubles action Wednesday as the Sea Kings defeated Santa Barbara for the CIF D1v1s1on I title. ··Sea Kings rule CIF Division I Finishing undefeated, ,~rona del Mar wins • Outhem Section title ~er 14-4 victory over Santa Barbara. . . St.ve Vlrsen Daily Pilot ·~:-;: '·• ·CLAREMOl'IT -Moments after ·> • ~ping his third set and clinching Co· • ~ del Mar H.lgh's victory. Garren Sny-~aei; the boys tennis team's captain. of- , fen!d a few words for Santa Barbara's • loud and menacing fans. In a sense, Snyder's short statements was all that ..,..., needed Wednesday at the Oare- nblt Oub. ~"""'We got the bling bling. ~ Snyder said. ii said, •Scoreboard: ~ e Sea Kings (24-0) won the CIF ~.,,IGUlbem Section Division I champion- •~ after a dominating performance in ~ and steady doubles play, leading l•;. 14-4 victory over Santa Barbara. crown is CdM's third title in the ' five years and first championshJp on I since 1999. CdM now has -+----~-.!~l&:CIJLdtles, ; l tbroughout the season, CdM won '' their dual matches by no less than a slx-~t margln. • I ~.~!We held our cool again.st Santa Bar- : oara'a Cans.• CdM Coach Tun Mang said. . :11' really shut them up after the first ZDUnd. The only thing they had to root far was their No. t doublet team. If ·= going to just root for their No. 1 lea team. I'm feeling great because ne else IB w1nn.lng. • .. ~ •:- Snyder, a senior SCOfEIOMD bound for the Uni- versity of Texas. • swept through his sets without drop- ping a game, while sophomores Wes- ley Miller and Spencer Reitz also CotonadelMer 14 collected three vie-s.tu llert>er• 4 tortes in singles. The Sea Kings built a command- ing 5-1 lead after the first round and took total control in the second round on their way to a 9-3 advantage. Throughout the first round and on sev- eral occasions during the second round. Santa Barbara's fans, mainly students, shouted loudly for each point scored by the Dons and heckled at the Sea Kings after each error. That seemed to only motivate CdM. •They brought their cheerleaders. but that obviously didn't stop us,· Snyder said shortly after his third victorious set over freshman A.J. Stein. "We haven't played a team that had fans rude like that Jt's kind of funny how they all kind of disappeared now. Most of them are quiet eav.·. • Snyder went undefeated in his senlor season. compiling a 55-0 record while playing in singles or doubles sets in dual matches. He easily handled his oppo- nents Wednesday with his big serves and strong overall play. "I can't think of a better way to end my Sea King career/ Snyder said. •This is awesome. I wanted to do whatever I Corona del Mar's Brennan Roberts unleashes a forehand ret\Jrn in doubles SM TENNIS, ,.,. 82 action Wednesday as the Sea Kings captured the CIF Division I title. DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Anne St; Geme CdM freshman has been a real diamond in the rough, setting the standard in the 1,600 meters. S.IT .... ,.... EYEOPENER • Da!ly~Pi~ • ~lldflf8me •• • &tw lftlllUIU June 9 honoree HUGH FOSTER Thursday • .lunf' 5, 2003 Bl GOLF B earer in the hunt He leads by three shots over Rapillo for NBCC men's club crown. N ewpon Beach C.011n111 <Jub\ men's champ1omh1r I'> halfway home with the fin.tJ ~ hul""' sla1ed for Saturday and SumJ..iy Bruce Bearer (7:! n-t 4f>l lead' John Rapillo (72-77-1 491. Brad Casdorph (79-72-15 1 ) and Bob Kraft (77-76-153) after the first 36 hole-. . The cut wa'> IJ<;ted at 161 and lower . giving 17 golfer. the opponun11y 10 we n up th~ weekend After Sarurdd) \ round the fietd wt11 BRYCE be trimmed to the ALDERTON lowest eight ..core<. and oes. Sunday's champion "111111111 B1~ Canyon Country Cluh-.. \\'111 I 1p111n .md Mesa Verde Countr, Club\ <.,1t·w Hhurer. who each claimed iheir rt·'>pl't ll\l dub champion.">tu~ m the fd.ll. a.' tho.,t· to have qualified for th1., ... um mer' Jone.. Cup. slated Aug. I at Mt><wt Verck The Jones Cup. v.h1th pcur., Lhl dub champion with the head profe-..,H111aJ from each of the four pnva1r < luh., 111 this newspaper's circulauon ar<'..t n1e tournament featur~ a better· ball of panners format with two louNime., teeing off back-to-back.. Santa Ana CounLry Oub will hold 1t<; men's dub champ1onstup mer fhc day-; June 20-22 and June 27-28 !>ixteen golfers will tee off in a match pla\ format 10 deterrmne the fourth. and final. men's club chamr1on 10 quahf\ for the Jones Cup. In NBCCs Super Seruor age.. b:i and older) champ1onstup conciudt>d Sunday, Jun Keane (81 ·7i-I 58 beat OUI Bill Wilkerson (86-86-1721 \.\htle Kraft won the Senior Dw1s1on 55 and older} tille with a 153 17i · 76 I iam f.sayian (75-80-1551 and Jim Ghdewell {77-78-155) oed for ~ond to Kraft. ••• All four women's club champion., have verbally confirmed they wtll play m the Tea Cup Oassic, held Juty 25 at Me<>a Verde. Defending Tea Cup champion Marianne Towersey, from Santa Ana Country Oub. will duel Mesa Verdes Akeml Khalat, Big Canyon·'>~ Holstein and Newport Bt'ach<. Debbie Albright an the one-day, IR hole evenL ••• Dates for the 2004 To\luba Senior Oa.ssic have been tinali.zed The tournament will he held March 15-21 at Newport Beach Country Oub. essentially the same week as last year's event It will be preceded by the MasterCard Classic in Mexico and the SBC Oassic in Valencia. Calif. · Notice no change In the tournament's SM GOlf, Pac• 82 j IZ Thlndly, .AN 5, 2003 SPORTS Daily Piiot Corona del Mar sophomore Wesley Miner smashes a forehand return in CdM's Division I CIF title match Wednesday. TENNIS Continued from B 1 could to help the team. This was a great team eJfort. We deserved (the CIF cham- pionship)." While Snyder, as Mang put it, "did his job." Miller and Reitz completed one of their better efforts of the season. draw- ing praise from Mang. while surprising Santa Barl>ara c:oach Aaron Webster. ·Garrett was the one guy I have never had to worry about." Mang said •£Miller and Reitz) were fantastic. I was expect· ing two points out of each of them and they got three each. They saved the best for last." Webster said he was surprised to see that Mang put sophomore standout Carsten Ball in doubles play, which has actually happened throughout the CIF playoffs.. "When I saw Ball in doubles," Webster said. "I thought they were playing into our hands. But (Reitz and Miller) really stepped up. What can I say? They just outplayed us." Webster said a group of students missed the day of school to travel with the Dons and cheer fo r them. The loud ST. GEME ContftJed from Bl support helped Santa Barbara in its 11-7 victory over Los Alamitos last week. Webster said, but the fans were silenced against C.dM. Ball teamed up with junior Brennan Roberts in doubles. They collected two pointS fur the Sea lG.ngs. as did the C.dM tandem of seniors Bryan Warsaw and ls- sei Saida. Ball and Roberts overcame a 4-2 deficit against the Dons' No. 3 dou- bles team of Rob Cowell and Ethan Witt. C.dM sophomores Alex Nguyen and Nicholas Gingold. playing No. l doubles. contributed one point with a 6-1 victory over Cowell and Witt. ·Carsten is good enough in that everyone brin~ their game up because he's there." Mang aid. "Without Carsten. everyone is a little bit shaky. We needed him [in doubles). Obviously, we didn't need him in singles." Warsaw and Saida played with great emotion throughout the match. dearly expressing that this would be their last match in their prep careers. ~us a good feeling to end like this,· Warsaw said. "We lost in the (ClF Division VJ semi- finals last year,· Salda said "That started it up for all of us to come bad stronger.• The No. l doubles team of Oiase Muller and Kerry Wheeler swept their SOFTBALL sets for Santa Barbara (20-4), which went for a bit of a surp~ attack in sin- gles. Sophomore Blake Muller, who had been slated to be the Dons' No. I singles player this season. made his first ap- pearance since the first match of the season. He missed most of the year be- cause of a lower back injury, but be told Webster he wanted to play Wednesday morning. However, Blake Muller said be still felt pain during bis two sets. He said he played in an attempt to lift bis team- mates' spirits.. Miller defeated Blake ~ 6-1, then Snyder shutout the Santa Barl>am sophomore. 6-0. Webster then put Sean Ferguson in as a substitution and be lost to Reitz. 3-6. "Every single guy on the team did the most I can ask of them." Mang said. OF...,_. SedliM ~I CdM~4 Sine• -Snyder (CdMI def. Robertson. 6-0, def. 8. Muller. 6-0, def. Stein. 6-0; Miller (CdMI won. 6-1 . 6-1 . 6-1; Reitz (CdMI won. 6-2. 6-3. EH Doubles -Gingold-Nguyen (CdM) lost to C. Muller·Wheeler. 1.0, lost to Huffard-Vidorson, 3.0, def. Cowell-Witt. 6-1; Ball-Roberts (CdMI lost. 6-2. won, 6-2. 6-4; Warsaw-Said& (CdM) lost. 3-6. won. 6-4, 6-2. MARKC OUSTIN/OAILYPILOT Corona del Mar's No. 1 singles player, senior Garrett Snyder, uncork s a big serve Wednesday in the CIF Division I finals at the Claremont Club. YOUTH WATER POLO The Pacific Coast Gir1s Fastpitch softball team Bubble Trouble, recent 12-an<:klnder champions, include: Top, left to right, Sasha Pozzouli, Sydney Engel, Katrina Gaar, Brooke Petersen, Kate Baldoni, Coach Barry Mycom. Second rCM, left to right (sitting on bench), Kellsie Soltero, Heather Van Heil, Rene Mycom, Sarah Folks and Coach Ron Cramer. On the ground, left to right, Efizabeth Cramer, Alix Fitch and Lauren Pilz. The Newport Youth Water Polo 14-an<kJnder team recently finished first in the ORCA tournament Team members are, top rCM left to right, Nick Yeager, Kip Armstrong, C1inton Jorth, Nate Castillo, Bryce Mclain, Riley Hayes and Coach Robert Graye~. Bottom rCM, left to right, Cofin McKibbin, Blake Hockenburry, Collin Sherman, Breckenridge Wight. .Jonathan Sanglerat and Spencer Ashurst. Not pictured, Broe Hill. GOLF Continued from Bl name. Tour in 2002, some tournament committees have removed the word "senior" from their names, but no t so with Toshiba. With the re-branding or the Senior Tour as the Clwnplom The purse for next year's townament will be $1.6 million, wbkh will play host to 81 professional players from the "Shew. a lale bNkmt In the 11.fml,. &nner ilkl. .. (lhe other nmoenl took:·-left her. She ftofllbed In 5:ll.D7 and lhe wmn't hippy Oiampions Thur. The Hoag HospitaJ Foundation operates the event while serving as the tournament's lead charity. Log on to TushibaSeniorOassic.com. or call (949) 660-1001 for more information. So IDldl bas played Into the progress md notoddy d St. Ge:me. For one. her talent could be bmd In her genes. .., her modler. Ced. was the 1982 NCM c:hmnpioo in the 3.000 r:necm whOe al Slanbd. and her rather, Bd. played i>oCbal IOr the Oudinal. St. Gerne bas • -developed her ldhleddun through Wid:1 dllt.. So. in the 800 lhe "* went alls fl. C9le &.md In a pmoml-best 2:19.lSJ. That~ Whim )'UU muld 1111 tbm it-. kid ii UJUjl. Shewmt't ~ lO. thll." c ~ wbidl abe bas played for the better part d her tiCe. Thbd. Ind molt favorable b the Sea KJqpl. a eeenlfngly pedect \Don d n.nner Ind co.ctJ cxne ~In St. Gerne Ind SwnnfJ' tHs ...:Ill. i lo¥e aw ... ~ 8d900L" lllld ~the loqpte CdM a.dL 9Thm JOU f!l •nfiiodJ who .... in Ind jlllt kMs whll dltf me~llr.e 1-..Sbe\ .......... _.,..,., colcb bs. 11-\ Che ........ fcwHllll. tbae lie .._..._..._,..toomuda~oo ..... , .......... .... St.0-llllJ ......... ., ... ~the eeMOl1, St. Geme bu ll!8'I ~ w.a dlWne, whidl felb.nl lndMdUll CJP Soudlem Section dMlloll md --~-·&om CdM. She D11i1J midi the tM lnfllhed --·mcoad betmd .. P*e In dllOFSaudanSdml DMllon I lmk Hus 21zlhedt.ttne.,... ID mdllzW thi llSIL -w-~ --d!Wne.,· St. Gae said. "HI llkt one dly I would be ........... ., ........ fwwelOCnebig • .... ., •. And m ... •••ID be A l!ID- \ h,, Dally Pilot S PORT S , . MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL DRAFT OCC's Allen chosen by Rockies HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebramg the Daly P1'of s Athlete of the Weelc senes r l ... . . Sophomore left-hander Kyle AJ. Jen. the ace of Orange Coast Col· lege's pitching staff this ~n. was selected in the 32nd round - No. 947 overall -by the Colorado Roddes in the Major League Base- ball first-year player draft Wednes- day. Allen finished 2003 with a 3.35 ERA whUe going 6·5. The Trabuco Hills High grad struck out 120 bat- ters in just 99~ lnnlngs. including a schooJ·record 18 in a 4-1 win against Riverside. Allen tossed six complete games and coUected two saves for the Pirates (19·21·1. 8-16 in the Orange F.mpire Con ference). AJJen has been accepted to Lewis-Oart State College in Lewislon. Idaho. The Wamor& won thti NAIA baseball champ• onship this i.eason. "I don't know what hi.!> exaC't plans are. bur he will be ')Ut:c~ful wherever he goes," OCL Coach John Altobelli said. u I thought he would have been drafted higher. Ile t11rows 11.lrikes and is r-.awy, which is hard to teach. Kyle worted hard and had a great year.·· AJJen joins Scott Beerer. a for- mer standout al Newpon 1 larbor 1 ligh and CoaM who. who wdS drd.fted by t11e Rockies with the 47lh pick Tuesday. &.oerer earned first-team All-American honor'. with Texa.<. A&M thi!. ~ctscm. Another Coa'\t product, ltyc1n France, was chosen m the 17th round (No. 5 12) by the Oakland AlhJetia.. France played the p&t rwo se-.tSOns at Olapman Univer· '>lly, which won the NCAA Divi- i.um Ill championship thi!. year r rance went 10-1 with a 1.38 I~ as the staff ace. I le fanned a M:hool-record 100 batters in 110?1 innin~ while earning firsH eam AJJ-Uig West Hegion and AJJ. Ainem:an honon.. Outfielder Brian Wahlbrink. who playoo two seaM>ns at Coast, complel<.'d his '>enior sea.-.on at UC Rivcr&1dc and signed with the San £)Jc.~o P·.idre. Sunday, hour~ before tJ1e deadline for re-entry. I le will rcpon to ~on·<K4SOn in l:uKcne, Ore. June 17. I I 11 TODAY 25 -Fernando Lara Estancia Boys soccer. 1996 97 17 -Chns11ne B1elland Costa Mesa Girls tradt. '02 18-Athena Vasque1 Newpon Harbor Softball. "Ol DAILY PILOT CUP ROSTERS BoysM , _ Mariners Ch.utian No. 1 : _ Sam Bartley , -Andrew Boehm ; Clartc Cashion • • Conner Cooper :· -Connor Cruse ! : Derek Dellinger ; ! Drew Diller '• Daniel Gills :: Brent Lawson :, t Steven Miller i Preston Risser :• TimmyRoot ., Daniel Toberty ·~ • Coaches: Phil Miller. Doug Root • Mariners Christian No. 2 : _ Greg Allen a Chad Beane : Bradley Beaudette Alex Bert1lsson .. , -Tobin Frome : Bryan Jones Trevor McGh1e Brandon McHugh Austin Metzger Zachary Morabito Brian Mull Everett S<:.holey Cole Vance Coaches: Kevin Shearer, Adam Pinkenon. D1ma Jackson Lincoln No. 2 Kip Kallal Shane Corwin M atthew Francini Caiden Stark Conner Maloney Blake Zimring Charlie Howarth Carter Keddington Andrew Doka Eh Kiani Finn Kallal Coach: Alex Frdnc1ni BoysS-6 Mariners Christian Parker Rhodes Stephen Sheldon M1dlael Gills J.D Root 1..hase Nugent Austin Webster Tim Dyess Nick Brewer Morgan Bomen Taylor McSunas Christian Anderson Casey Jones Michael McHugh Ky le Beane Girts 3-4 Mariners Christian Stephanie Verheyen McKenna Bond Cassidy Napolitano Ashley Keleg1an Amanda Parrill All Hoycs Madeline Trommcll Rachel Cashion Mindy Wheeler Kimberly Kornrnann Mc1delme Frome Caroline Larsen Lainey Barkley Kendall Langdon Emma Udington Lauren Norman Emily Boone Francesea Della Magg1one Annie Benson Katie McSunas Girts 5-6 Mariners Christian Kelly O'Connor Kylie Sheppard Kaely Turney Dana Pezzin Alison Oevenan Rene Mycorn Sarah M ull Konnne Kornmann Kalle Devenan Kalyn McCall Lindsay Anderson Brooke Bowles Danielle Derman AveryAm1es Ashley Mitchell 2003 ROY EMERSON ADOPTION GUILD TENNIS CLASSIC \ MARK C DUS 'IN DAI Y PILU' Jason Cook of Brentwood rips a forehand in the men's open final 8289~.;- I IT Tm I.WE Pli&WT •a IEAIE • •••• ucsum CMJrJ lJ CXX) foctory rebate~ '2 49Q c\ISIO!W coth 4IQllOil ~ m pU IOJ & locenw M ol I.ow \ignif!O No _,., dlpot.I rtq1•ecl JQ CXX> 1o1o1...i.. P8' I.ow l«m 20c pe< ,.. t+..er..,f1..- SUNDAY'S RESULTS FINAL ROUND MIXED DOUBLES 35 L Alv.i II Tak.ih.t!>h1 31 def R Nq11y1·11 T Nquy1 " 6 2 b 4 40 B l.Jrn J f'ham J dd G Hdllum C Httllum 141 I) 0, 6 2 4 5 L Oobo~ B Roctiardson I) dt'I G Banvoh S E1,..nhencr 4 7 6«31 ti 2 so K leon1Jn!> B Valot1rd1s1J S1 def L Frdcalosv S N1ch Is 6 4 6 4 55 N ls~m M Rot·~• 4 Jul 0 Corlrv B Thom~un I 11 6 3 7 6165 60 K Pooli r J ~f·dr'> J1•f R FinlJy R M onk 1 ti 6 3 7 bfd1 MEN Singles Open/6 5 Jason Cook 171. Van Nuys def Oren Mo1ovassol !JI. Huntington Beacti 6 3, 6 2 Doubles Open/6 5 S Daw, D Pate I 1 I def B Ban1s1one 0 Ban1s1one, 6 4 6 3 JS •nd OYllf S Davis D Pate 121 def P Aldndl J Pugh 111. 6 1 6 o 35 8 Wein T Wh1!P 131 rt• f l Al111 C Moore 7 6151 3 6 6 4 4 0 L Curt>1 J lathdm 31 d1•I M Gl<1111r T Hoffman 151. 6 4. 6 1 4.5 R Ouesler J N!!lson I l I 1l1•I T Dundy J Grav 6 4 7 6161 50 G 001 T Linn 121 cJfjf R MyM!> R lrdger I 11 6 4 2 2 ret111·d (1n1uryl 55 T Hymc1n 0 June<1u dr.f M KPlly P Mar101a 3' 4 6 6 2 6 4 60 J Nguyen 0 Now 1d< 3 d11t 0 Bae1 J Cross 4 4 6 6 3 6 0 WOMEN Singles Open/6 5 Stephanie LansdorpfJI Rolling Hills Estates def Cristina V1s1col4 Long Beach 7 6•5 6 3 Doubles Open/6 5 T Brymer C Vermuelen 121 dt'f K Fr112 R N1deler Ill 6 4, 4 6 6 3 35 B Honrath B Morang (1 I def K Cornelius T M atheny 141. 6 2. 6 4 40 D Howard N Wagg def K Hernander J Pl3tr1k. 6 7. 6 3. 6 4 4 5 L Dobos C Nal1boff 131 del R Brown D W 1lhams b 7 6 l 7 6(51 50 B Hoffmann M Van Linge def L Hawks A Wilder 6 J 6 1 5 516 0 G Glasgow B Thomson 14) def T Worley L Seeman 6 2 6 2 LEARN TO PLAY GOLF BEGINNER TO PROFESSIONAL JOHN ORTEGA • PGA Certified Teaching Professioaal • Co-foonder John Byron GoH •Inventor of the •Groovething" Putting Aid Device 714-540-7 500 ext. 3 Costa Mesa Golf & Country Oub 1701 Golf Count Drive, Cosio Mesa BASEBALL Waite picked by Phillies Former Newport Harbor catcher is ' taken in the 23rd round Wednesday in major league draft. Ch arlie Waite. a former New- port llarbor lligh l>tandout, was l>elected 111 the <!3rd round by the Philadelphia Phillie-. during the ~econd day of the 2003 Major League Ra'>eball firl>t-year player draft on Wednesday. Waite. who played four year-. at Ole M1l>s, ha' been 1he '>tan · 1ng catcher for the Hebel'> the pa!>t two season'>. f'or hb ca reer, Watte po'>t<'d c1 l7A hat tmg average wuh fivt' homt' run<> dlld 6<! Hlih l>elen'>l.,t'ly. he 1..c1ugh t l I 5'11. of runnt'r~ al tempting to 'tt.·ctl l'> i of I bttl Wa11e (Ornplt'll'd hi!> nw.,1 produt·11ve '>ea .. 011 at the plc1t1· thb year Plc1y111g 111 hi uur ol hl game!., Wallt' 1111 llM w11h lo ur home run' and l tt HHI~. I le JI'" threw OUI l "l.6% l~J of 71 1 of attempted ba't' '>ll·.ilt'r'>. .111u cndtd the 1egular 't'd,tlll ll ,JCI mg tlw ',oulhl'J'tcrn <.unlw en(t' 111 rur11ll'r'> l au~ht ,11·<11 mg I le wa-. t1 lwo 111111· All "'l'" Vtt•w Lcagut· Jilli \II "t'wport Ml''>d hon1m.'1· "'hll1· c11 Nt•w purr I l arbor AYSO REGION 57 2003 FALL SOCCER REGISTRATION Region 57 is comprised of the (! communities of Corona del Mor, Newport Beach east of the boy and Newport Coast Our program is open to all children who would like to ploy soccer, however they con be no younger than 4 1. or older than 1 8 by July 31 , 2003. We are currentfy running registration for the Fall 2003 Season. Registration closes June 30, 2003 . To register visit our website at www.ayso57.org All players who did not ploy 1n Region 51 durtng the foll 2002 season need to send proof of birth dote WE'VE BEEN SERVIClfJG FORDS y N t M C 'ty F d D I ALMOST AS LONG AS FORD'S BEEN MAKING THEM! our ewpor • esa ommunl or ea er Motorcratt- 011 and Fiiter Change up to flw quart• of Motorcratt-oit Talc•• and ditpOMI fen txtrl. s .. 0.1lerthlp for ~talla. Offer wffd with coupon. Expirel 6115/03. Mo tore--~ Brake Service Moto~ratt• Prefer~ Value Dada, front OI rear, on moat cars or light trucka. Excludet machining rotore or druma. lntp9Ct and rotate four t11'9s. Tau• ••lrl. Set ~ID for detai4a. Off•r valid with coupon. E.xpir9I &'1 Ml3 THEODORE ROBINS FORD wm MEET or BEAT Your Beat Deal on NAME BRAND TIRES -· $5 9~ :r;':!:.nd . lnapectlon Chee* CV drtw ax .. boota tor tura1 9P11ta Md c::ncb; Ao.cs lest veNolie to ~ lOt Chdong nofMt. ehudder OI vtbAlfton. lnapect bfaM friction mateMI, eetiper ~ratton. roeora. df\.lm9, hoMa .,.. oonnectlont TUM extra SM 0.111,."k> tcv n.tt.lhi °"" "9lld .. ' 8'1M>3 , .f4llusdly,June5.2003 ________ __ i[iiii..._ ML .... Mllllll ....... ..._ .......... CllTOf <OS11B -Clml'f, ~ IOIKllM99S NOTICE IS HUU.8Y OIVCN lllel lffled PIO• poul• tot furnlsltl111 •II l•bor, ll'IJltrl•I•, equip ment, l,.nsportalion •nd •ueh oth•r facllltJes •s m•r be r•qll ltd tot U .. lA<IMIMT Of <.AIHT... AT YMt- 04IS LO<A T10lfS • CJTY NOJICT MO. Gi· 12, wlll be reulved by UM City of Co.ta Mesa et the Office of tfM City Cl•k. 77 fair Drive, Costa Mtu. CallfornlA until lh• hour of 10.00 ..... 1 __ T-e4ey, NM 24, zvvl, at which time they will be opened pubhcly and rud aloud In tilt Council Chambers Sealtd ptopouls shall be.1 lht title of the worlo, and narne of the bidder but no other dlst1111ulshin1 merk,. Any bid received after lhe scheduled clos1n1: 'time IOI lht re1:ejpl of bids sh1U t>. relur!Md lo l>lddtt unopened. n st11n bt lhe soi. responsib•hty of lllt bidder to .see tflat fits bid 11 recetvecl in • )>f QPef time • A set ot Bid Docu· ·monls may be obtained ·al the Olf1ce of tho Cily (nclneer, 77 Fair Drive, COit• Mes., Callfornla, )rpon 11e•ref11•illl•!.le ,..,......, •• s 10.00. A. ....... .._. dtw .... 61.00 musl be included ti handled by maJI. Bid 1>ocuments and other :Fontract document$ may •Ko be eumined al the 'Office ol the City Clerk of the City of Costa Mull. Bid Documenls will not be m11led unless the add1t1onal $3 00 chtr&e •~ included w1lh p1ymenl Each btd shall be made on the Proposal lorm. sheets P I thr oueh P 9a provided 1n the contract documents. and shall be accompamed by a cer lilied or cashier's chec~ or a btd bo11d for not len than lO'S. of the 1mount of the11 btd m.tde p.11yabte to lhe City of Cost• Mes.a No ptoposal shall be con· side1ed unle:s.s accom p1med by such c.ash1er's ched, cash or bidder's bond No bid shitll be con s1dered unless 11 1s made on 1 blani. propout fo1m lurmshed by the C1ly ol Costa MeSll and is made tn accordance with the prov1st0ns of the Proponl require men ts Cath btdde• must have a Cius ·c 15 • ltcense (floorme Conlr~ctor). and also be prequalifled as requ11ed by law A Conlr actor uslnit a c11ll or clus1f1ca1ton not shown on the General Preva1ltna Waie Delerminahons may be 1equ11ed lo pay lhf< waat r ale ol that er alt or cl1ss1flcat1on most closely related to 1t .is 'shown 1n the General Oetermlnalt0ns eflect1ve •l the lime of the call f6f bids The Cnntracto1 shall comply With the ptOVI• sioni. of Section 1770 to 1780. 1nclus1ve of the C1hlo1ma Labor Code. the preva1l1n11 rate and ,Kele of waaes esl.tb hshed by lhe City ol Costa Me:s.a, which are on Ille w1lh the City Cl111k of the City of Costa Mesa •nd shall lorfe11 11enall1n pre sc11bed lhe1e1n for noncomphance of uld Code The City Council ot the City of Costa Mesa reserves the ri&ht to reiect any and/or aH b1di. JUUi fOlCllC, D.,wty Ofy C.lert. CttyefC .. taM ... Oiled June 2. 2003 NOTC Mandatory iob wlll1 lhroueh 1s requi;ed sbrlln1 at the Cosla Mesa City Hall lobby, 77 Faif Ortve, on Tuesday lune 17, 2003. al 10 00 am. Published Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Ptlol June 5, 12. 2003 ThC77 CJTl()f COSTA16A OUll&I COlllTY, CAllOlllA ll01KI IM'lllG 9S NOTICC IS H£REBY OIVE N that seeled pro· pout~ for lurn1shrn1 all l•bor male11als. equip menl. t11n)(IO<tafron 1nd tvch other lacititoes H mo be ltqUired for CATCH IASIM INSIU P'ttOGUM 2002-2001 • (fTY .. ROJICT NO. Ol-15, will be received by the City of Costa Mesa at the Office of the Clly C ... It, 71 f 111 Orlvt, Co,ta Men, C.kf0rnta unlit tll& hOuf of 10!00 •·-· •--4'.y, .._. 9, 2001, et which Ume they will be oPtntd publicly and read •loud In the Council Chtrnh•tt Sule.d pro· posal1 shill bear the title of the wotll ind 111me of the btddtt but no othtt distincUfShtn• m11b. Ally bid rKelvtd • ll•r Utt u h•dvled closlna ""'' 101 tlle r~ipt of bids 5"111 bt u turntd to bidder vnOi>tMd It wll be Ille 'lole rnpon lblllty of tllt )iclclel" to '" th•t hit .bfd II r .Uilltd In Pf'opet t UM. A "' ot aid Oocu· ~ti _, be obl"*' i;.t ti-Offlee ol UM CJtr L,...-, 77 f'tif Orlw, ~-MotM, Cellfof"'8. "'o" •-•fa•4..._ ........... .... .. """' ,,. IMtuded ~ ...,.. " lft8il. 81d Ovc.....U ...... rco..tr•d tloellflltl!Q ..y ~ lltit •lf--4 .. ttw ~ .,f tN Ctt) ~ .. ,.... Ctt, .. Costl ..... ... DocUIMMs ._._._.INM..._ j;a; ettttiOettal H 00 tida•P II Nlduclff wflll ............ .................... ........ , .. ...... .ct oocu-nh, •lld ahall be accorncianicMI b~ 1 Cit• lifltd « c..tilw 1 check or a bid boM lor not leu thin lO'I ol tlle emou11t or tlMlr IMcf. made peylble to t11e City of Costa Mesa. Ho IJfopOUI sll•ll be con , .. ed unlesa accom ptnled by such cashier's chec:ll, cult, °' bidder's bond. Ho bid sllall bt c:on· 'lidered unless II ls m1dt on • bl•nll proposal lor m tut nit.fled by the City of Cotlt Mesa and IS m1de In Kcordance with the ptovisions of the Proposal require· men ls C.ch bidder must hive • c ress •A• llcenn (Cenerel En&lneefin11) • 1nd also be prequelihed H rttqulred by law. A Contractor usinf a craft or classlllcabon not shown on the Cenet1I Prev1llln1 Wqe Determinations may be requHd to pay the w11e rele of Chat craft 01 clusiflc:•t lon most closely related to ii as shown In the Central Det.,mlnations ettec:Uve at ttle time of the call for bids The Contlactor sti.11 comply Wtth the ptOVI· slons of Section 1770 to 1780, Inclusive, ol the C1li10<nla Labor Code; th• pr1va1tln1 rate •nd sc;ale of ••&es tslab· hshed by the City of Co1lll Mesa, wh.ch ere on file with I.he City Cieri\ of the City ol Costa Mesi, ind shall forfeit penalties pre· ICrtb•d therein for noncomphanc1 of said Code. The City Council of the City of Costa Men reser •es the ri&ht lo reject any and/or 111 bids JUUi fOlaK, Depvty City Oetit City ef Ceat• Mes• Dated M1y 19. 2003 Published Newport Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily Pilot May 29. June 5, 2003 Tl\464 .......... lllbllltyCo. ~..... to0Ht4•U4 r1111 1tal•menl WI.I ......... Hive you started dolna 0"11 Piiot M1y 29, lune flied with th• County bual""• ylt? Yn. 1-1· ......... S, 12, 19, 2003 Th465 Ciera of Oren&• County The fo&lowlq penona 03 Tll• tollowlll1 ptttOAs on 05/16/0J are clolnl buaJMD n : llaUllMnNomwe •re dotns buslMu n · lkllm..... 200M9449U 5'lofts ru.t Oiltt~lifte, Tlllt attlement w11 Callfor11f1 Community ... s...f Dally P'llol May U . 29. 2)202 R.,io, Ml.ulon Iii.ct wltll tM Cou11ty Colle1• lhdmi11to11 1 June5.12, 2003 1.....0 Vle111. CA92692 Clt<ll of Onnc• County Coeches Auocl1t1on. llHt ollowlne penon• Btent w. Fr81111. 27202 on06/30/03 26084 Via P1t•. MIMIOll .,. doln1 bu•ln•U H ~ ..... Reclo2. Mission Viejo, CA noa.946•'2 Viejo, CA92691 •) Flol WttS by Aled2'•1b) II.-..~~ 91'9: o , p H-.. --.. Al•• a flortl•. v Ii --111'5 llot Jun• 5, 12~ Allan ""f:'· ,.....,.. Irvine Ave. Ste. K, Costa Th I II I R~:,2~a.:;,r:~n~,:;,~ 19, ..:.:: ~46 ~~ 9~9i· M Hlon VlefO, M!s,a, Cl A 92627S I .,, ~~.o~~:i:.T:•o,n,~ 9269l --This bullntSs Is con ,. u I A. nowb1 I, R C. ARCHtTEC URAl. nii. business 1s ccm· ... ~ dueled by. an unln1:ot 1870 (. 16th St . Ntw· 166 Maenolla st .. Co1t1 duci.d by 1 1ener11 -porated iuoclitfon pott Be.ach, CA 92663 Mne, CA 92627 partnvllllp The lollowln& pttaons other than a partnenhip This buslneu 11 con Rlcherd Campbell, 166 Htvt you stMted doi11& are dolnc buslness 11: Havt you started doina ducted by· en 1ndivldu•I M111nol11 St • Co1lll Mu. business yet? Yes 9 1· Pacific Co1st 1mut1nce bus1Mssyet7No Hive you slitted doinc CA92621 2002 Aaet1c:y, Inc., 2700 w Allen Hodpf't J>uslness yet? No This buslneu ts ton Lind• A. Frenll Pacific Coast Hwy. Ste. This stetement was Aleats A Snowb1tl ducted by· an lndMdu1I This statement w11 zoo. Newport Bud!. CA hied wilh the County Thb stDternent WIS Hive you started lloln& flied with th• County 92663 Cltt"-of Oranao couoly hied with the County bustneu yet? No Clerk of Oranee County Pacltic Coast Insur on 05/30/03 Clerk of Oranae County Richard Campbell on 06/03/03 1nce A&ency, Inc. {CA), 200S•9464l• on 05/09/03 This •latement wn 200S694'7S2 2700 W. Pacific Cout Oaily Pilot June s. 12, 200JH,...oot llled with th11 County Dally Pilot Aine s. 12. Hwy. Ste 200, Newport 19, 26. 2003 ™473 Delly Pilot May 15, 22. Clerk ot Oranee County 19,26,2003 1M86 BHch,CA92663 ~............_ 29,JullOS,2003 Th418 on05/20/0J ~..... This busines.s is con --.......... 200H9UI02 ,_ ducted by. 1 eorporalt0n ... S..... Ow1ly Piiot Mey 22. 29. ... S..... Have you sterted doint The followlna persons ... S..... Junes. 12. 2003 lH4~ The tollowin& ,,.,sons business yet? No ere dolna business u · The follow1n1 personi. fkllM ..... ere dolne business u · Paclfte Coast Insur· JTC Screen Grephlcs, •re doin1 business as OpenChecll.com, 125 E. •nee Aaency, Inc .. 1835 Whittier Ave., #A4, EC Desi.ens, 706A Avo ie-s..e..it Balo,er Suite 135. Cost• .lelfrey W. lon&, CFO Cost• Muia, CA 92627 cado Ave .. Corona del lha lollow1n1 per1ons Men, CA 92626 This st1temenl was Chris Okey, I 77 E. Mar. CA 92625 •re do1na businen u . North Amerlcat'I Ac· hied with the County 18th St 18. Costa Mesa, Eliubeth Cordova, While Front Ph11macy, ceptance Corpor1t1on Clerk of Oran&• County CA 92627 706A Avoc~do Ave , 801·B Baker St , Cusl• (CA}. 125 E. Baker. o 200 n 0511,196~3927 Ttff•ny Shauahnnsy, 9c26or~!" del Mar. CA Mesa. CA 92626 Suite 135, Coslll Mesa, -4120 N. Santa Cecilla "" Abdul K. Jawad 10 CA 92626 Daily Pilot ~Y 22. 29 SL. Orenae. CA 92865 lh" businen is con Bell Vista, r oothtll This business ls con· June 5, 12, 2003 TH44J Jamie Shauehneuy. ducted by: an 1nd1v1du•I Renell. CA 92610 ducted by:• corporation ~..... 4120 N. Santa Cecilla Hevt you stalled do1n& lh1s busrness 1s con· Have you st1rted dotna ,_ St . Otanp. CA. 92865 business yet1 No dueled by· an ind1v1duat buslnessyet?Yu. ...S...... This business is con· EltzabelhCordova Have you started doln& 05/05/2003 The followin& ....,nons ducted by: 1 aeneral This statement was bu•iness yet? Yes l I North A · A "" I h. hied with lhe County 96 t mcenc•n t' C· •rt doine business IS' P•Hr ners •P d i Clerk of Dranee Counly Abdul K. Jawad cep ance orpora ion, Drunken Uncle Indus-eve you st.,ted o n& Marco J. Rasic, Prest· tries, 30 Palatine Suite business yet7 NO on 06/03/03 lh1s statement was dent 334, Irvine. CA 92612 Tiffany Sheuahnesty 200l69467SS llled with the County This statement was R•an Moore, 30 Pila fhts statement wu 011ly Pilot June 5 12 Clerk of Oran1e County flltd with tht County ttO: •ll4. Irvine, CA hied with the County 19. 26. Z003 Th494 on 06/03/03 Clerk ol Or1np County 92612 Cler"-of Onnre County ,..._t.ilms 2003 .. 0753 on 05/09/03 "'•my >ohnM>n, 2514 on 05/27/03 Oa1lk Pilot lune 5 12. 20016944010 I W. MacArthur, Sianta 200SH4St74 ie-s..e..it 19· · 2003 fh485 Dally Pilot May 15 22. Ane, CA 92704 Daily Pilot June 5, 12. the lollowm& persons fktllle9 ...... 29, June 5, 2003 Th416 This buiiness is con 19, 26. 2003 Th478 are doln& bus1nen as .._ r.........__. fldlllm...... dueled by: a eeneral ffdlllm...... Youn2 ldus. 2522 Santa --partnership And Ave •A. Cnsta The lollowme personi. ... S..... Hive you started doini -~ Meu. Cahl 92627 ••e do1n11 business u The follow1n1 penons business yet? No rhe follow1n& persons Sheryl Mane Young Your Cara1e. 2340 Santa are dom1 business as: Ryan o. M00<e are dom& busin~s as 'J~?? Santa Ana Ave Ana Ave Apt A'J. Co\lll The Car11e CC., 137 This statement was Sprint Cleaner s & CnstaMesa.CA92621 Mesa.CA92627 lndust11el Way, Costa !tied with the County laund1y, 103 [ 17th St. lhis business " con Mich.el Graf ?340 Me51, CA 92627 Clerk ol Onnie County 110. Costa Mesa CA dueled by an 1nd•v1dual S•nla An• Ave , l\j)I A2. Klasslc Kais Inc., OBA on 06/03/03 92627 Have you slat led do11111 Cos I• Mesa CA 92627 The C1raee C.C. (Cah1 ), 200S694•7M [dwm ~ndrew Kinds business yet1 No lh1\ business 1\ con 1436 Buch Blvd . Daily Pilot June 5. IZ, fallm. ?4561 Kincsview, SherylMarteYounp dueled by an tndlllldu~I Westminster. CA 92683 19, 26, 2003 TH489 Lacuna Nieuel. CA 9'1671 lh1s slatemMI wai. llave you started dn111a This business ts con lhis business 15 con filed with th~ County bu"ness yel1 Yes, 5/16/ S ....... ef ducted by a corpo11tt0n fidllilll..._, ducted by an individual Clerk ol Orange Counly 03 Hive you started dome ... r.........__. Hoe you started doina on 05/13/03 Mtth•rl Cral Alim 1 teflheef business yel? No -bvsiness yet> Yu. 7116/ 20036944443 T111~ 1ol~leme11t wo fidlllm......... Kluste Kars Inc .. DSA The followine persons 90 Daily Ptlul May 15 2'1 llltd w1lh the C.u11nty lh f The Cariee. c .C. City 11e do1n11 business IS Cdwut Andrtw Kinds 29 lune~ ?003 th431 t.il!tk ol 01•n1e l<>unly e ollow1n1 person llituns. PreStdenl W•ll Street Cl1p1to1I father FlditlmltBilns on U!>t20/03 has ab1ndoned the use Thf1 statement was Morl&•&e Inc.. 81 Sea This \latemenl was 2003694S303 of lhe F 1cltltous Busi hied with lhe County Island Drive. NewpOl I hied with the County ._ S..-. Dt•ly P1lol May 22 29 ness N.ame. Tile l Clerk ol Oran&• County BHch, CA 92660 Cler lo, ol OranKe County Th~ lulluwmtt pet\ull'> lune 5 12. 2003 TH45'> Carpel Unltm1ted, 16317 on 05/13/03 Wa ll Street Capital on 05/16/03 ate dcuna bu•me'>~ a1o AclHl.s l4ISileu Harbor Blvd .. Fountain 2001•944441 Morta•&•. Inc.., (CA). 2003694•918 SI I Group ?0?81 l/aTlhle!,fCteAl191120lu~Bustne 011ly Pilot May 15. 22. Sl58121 •2V0en1Eura Blvd Daily Ptlol May ??, ?9, 01enhlo11e In liun .... S ....... nitm; referred~ to .tbo:: 29, June 5, 2003 Th424 9~ .. • ncino. CA June 5. 12. 2003 TH442 tiniiton Buch CA 9?646 I he lollow11111 pe"on\ ,.._..... To dd E Smith 20281 art duina bu\tne'>S as wu filed 1n Oran1e Thrs busineu is con Ad1'611sa....a Bre11hlune Ln Hun Cf'r ld1ed Mor l&•&e County on 9/20/99. fll( ... S..-. dueled by a corpoulton "-s..e..it tmehm Buth LA 'lJb.46 Tra1n1nr. 18!>7 Birth N~ll~:~2 (CA>. lhe follow1n1 persons bi!!:!s~oyue~~!ed doma lhe tollowini persons lh11o buune\\ t\ ron Stteet Nrwpo1t Buth 16317 Hai bor Blvd art dome bus1nes.s as. Wall Street Capihl are doine busmen in ducted hy an 1nd1v1du•I CA 92660 ?660 F ouni.in Valley, CA ~~11~·~~ bt c~;;::~ ¥1~ !:'rort1111e. Inc . lerry ~~j1 ~~~:n~:ce~~~~ra l)u~~~=.~uYu•::~~,.d anmg lO~oh;~:h ~rtic~ N.';;;:1 92108 u I led 16317 H "mslrona, V.P. Todd E Stn1lh B~dlh CA 9266J This business IS con· Bnl d1m1 r . v"11bor This statement WH Mesa. Ca 92626 Thts ~atemenl W~lo lhl\ bu~1ness I\ con dueled by· a corporation v " ountatn a ey' ltled with the Count Prospice lnves11aa11ons AL• R CORP • CA 9?708 C f Y Inc (NV). 281 l Hazel hied with the. Countv ducted by an md1vidu~I " • "lien MTAMKT Corp, (CA) lerk o Oranae County p C Clerk QI Orany~ Cn1111tv HAve vou sl1•t•~ Oome Bayrooll. CEO 16317 H11 bor Bl d on 05/09/03 9~~ osta Mua, Cit on 05/16/03 bus1nes\ yet? Yt\ This statement wu f v 2001'944008 2001 .. 44914 ~/OJ Med with the County ounla1n Valley, CA Deily Pilot M1y 15, 22 This buStness is con Cieri. of Oran1e County 92708 29, June 5, 2003 Th41J ducted by a corporation D•1ly Pilot May U l<l Robe1t Jofle1o on 05/2.8/03 Hus business IS con· Have you started dotnl lune 5. 12. 2003 TH4J/ This \lalement ... , 2oos•94611' ducted by a corpo1allon Rdllim...-.SS busmen yet? No RditiM""-ss l1led with the tounty Daily Pilot June 5, 12 Have you started dotne Prosp1u lnvesltsatton' '*-tle1k ol Oranel' Cuurlly 19, 26. 2003 mug 5 b 1 u 1 s 6 tn/Oess 3 yel? Yes ... s..-.t In~ . Samuel T V1dl11UI -~ on 05/09 '03 lhe followin& persons rela President. C[O lhe lollow1n1 per\on\ 20016944022 s ......... .M t eefU..ef Flctlea ........ The lohow1n11 perM>n has abandoned the use of the r tehbous Busi nus Name B1e Wave Produclt0ns, 518 01hh1 Ave., Corona del Mar , CA 92625 The F 1cl1hous Business name referred to above wn ltled in Oren1e County on 11·5·2001, rll( NO 20016882218 David C1mermitn, 518 Dahlia Ave .. Corona def Mlll, CA 92625. Rebecca Brake. 518 Oehlt1 Ave . Corona def Mar. CA 92625 This business 1s con· dueled by: a eeneral partner ship David Camerman Th1' Statement WIS filed with the County Clerk of Otan1e County on 05/16/03 2001'944'22 D11ly Pilot May 22. 29 June 5, 12, 2003 Th44S MTAMKT Corp, Mark are dotn& bus1nen as Th1t statement was aie doma bus1neu a" Daily Ptl.ol May l'l. n. Anderson, President NtllStep, 434 Riverside liled with lhe County link!> Busines• Croup, 29. lune 5. 2003 lh4?1 ThtS stetement was Avenue. Newport Buch Clerk ol Oranee County 5319 Un1vers1ly Ortwe ActttM.s-....U I tied with the County CA 92663 on 05/20/03 •509 Ir vine CA 92611 Clerk of Oranee County Katherine Gle1ler 434 2001•t4SS04 Co•bm llaiotd I rnk < -~ on 05/28/03 R1venlde Ave . Newport Daily Pilot May 22 29. 2314 ~ usch1a l '"' I hr lollow1n1 pe"o"' 2001•94'121 Beach. CA 92663 June 5 12. 2003 1H•56 lushn CA 91780 Mf' rl111ne bus1M!>S n 011ly Pilot lune 5, 12. Christopher Cle1ler Adlllelsa....a lh1\ business 1s <On O.t•ev P1oduchon\ 839 19, 26, 2003 Th48l 434 R1vers1de Ave duded by •n 1nd1v1du.11 Suno,. Rd tosl• M~\& ........... 9N~':~ort Beach CA -~ Have yuu \latled dul!li CA926?6 "'-"""" The tollowin& pel\ons bu~1nen yet> Nn 0dna 0Avty 839 So -s..... lhts business " con are doln& business u Corbin Harnld I ink\ n0<a Rd . Cnsla Mesa The followine persons ducted by· husband and ocdm duect mail mar lh1t. statement wa\ Cl\ 9?6?6 are doin1 business es· wile hllna. 3400 s Suun hied with the County I"" 1111\111<!<< " con llelsey Marine Se.rv1ces, Have you started dome St . Santa Ana. CA 97104 Clerk of Oranee Cu11n1v dut led by •n md1v11luHi 16291 Watkik1 Lane. busineu yet? No Or1nae County o11ecl on 05/15/03 Han yuu !>l•tltd du1n11 Huntinston Bue.ti. CA Chrtslopher Gle1ter Mail, Inc (CA). 3400 s 20036944177 bu1o111en yet? Ye\, 011 92649 This statement wn Susan St. Santa An.a Daily Pilot May 22 2'J 01103 Dan West. 1665 A ftled with lhe County CA 92704 lunt ~-I:>. 2003 TH436 OanA O.tvey Ptac1nt11 Ave.. Co">ta Clerk of Otan1e County lh•s business " con fklflM~ lh1> sta1em•nt wn Mesa. CA 92627 on 06/03/03 dueled by a corporal ion flied with lhe County Dina West, 1665 A 2001694'772 Have you started dotn& ie-s....t r.1erk of Oran&' Covnty Pl1cent11 Ave.. Costa 011ly Pilot June 5, 12, business yet' Yes, 1990 The lollow1ne per\on\ on ()';/16/03 Meu, CA 92627 19, 26, 2003 Th497 Orance County Direct •re doine bus1ne's u 20036944921 This business IS con Mail. Scott Flelchl'r. Myra Ac.ces\Orte~. 813:> flatly Pilot May ?? ?9 ducted by: husband a"d fktlllM..-U Corp Secretary f ow hall Drive lfunhn& June !I. l'J. 2003 Tll448 wife ... S...... Thi\ st1temenl was Ion Beach. CA 92646 Rdlllm ""-" Hive you started do1n1 lhe followine persons hied with the County Myra B Sonnenbere buslnessyet'No 111 doina business u Cle<k of Oranee County 8132 fushall 011ve ie-s....t D•n West •nd Otna lf>'s Crepes Al·A-Go. 119 on 05/16/03 lfunltnglon Br .. ch r A lh~ lollow1n1 pt1sons West E. 17th St a101. Costa 2001•94•926 92646 1111• dom& bus•neu n Th11 stalemenl wu Meu.CA92627 Daily Pilot May 22. 29. This buslne\s I\ 1nn H11nlln1tton Beach W11e filed with the County Per Vnterlund, 179 [ lune 5, 12. 2003 TH446 ducted by an md1v1du111I ll•U 9606 H.tm11tnn Ave Clerk of Otenie County I 7th St uo1. Costa ll...tlal--............. H.avf! you st~rled 001na t IO:> lfunhnglon Buch on<lrl/30/03 M CA92627 ~-bu\1nn~yet?Yn CA92646 ~ 2001'946440 ese, R. ...S...... 04 01 2003 Thomn Pham. 14802 ,_..... OallkPilot June 5. 12 Julous odri1uu, 875 M B S • 461h Ave , San rran· The lollow1n& pel'on\ yta 01111enl>~1i Nt wporl Ave #lbA ... S..... 19. • 2003 nf.472 ctSco. CA 94l2l are doine business n Ill" st.llemPnt wa\ t u\t111 CA 92780 The followin1 persona ........... This business 1s con· IHl LCADCRSHIP fARM llled with the Cnunty Th1:1. business ts ton 111 doin1 busineu u ... r~ ducted by an individual 783 Promontory Dove Clerk of Oranae CQunty duded by. an 1nd1v1dual The French Company -Have you started dotnt Wul, Newport Buch on 05/09/03 Heve you slatted dotn& 120 Newport Center Th• follow1n1 persons bustnflS yel? No CA 92660 200l•t4400S bu\meu r•t' Yes 4 l Orrve Suite 240. Ntwpo1t are dotnc business u Per Vesterlund St1nf01d Creen, 783 D11l1 Pilot May 15 22. OJ Buch, CA 92660 Quest Personal f tines~ This statement wn Promontory Onve West. 29, Junl' 5. 2003 TM 19 lhomu Pham The Lel&hton French & Rehabrhtallon. 1637 flied with t11e County Newport Beach, CA Rditilllltlsiitn lh1s \l•len1tnt wu Company (Gen.Partner) Monrovl•, Costa Me'UI, Clerk of Ounce County 91660 hied wllh the Cn1111ty (CA). 120 Newport CA92627 on06/02/03 This business Is con "-sr...t Clerk of Oranie County Centet Dr. 1240, New Daniel B. Judee. 1637 2001•946•54 ducted by. an lnd1v1dual lite tollowtn& persoM on 06/03/03 port Beach, CA 92660 Monrovia, Costa Mesa Dally Pilot June 5, 12, Hive you started dome are doine business as 20036946767 Roc:Pac Investments CA 92627 19. 26, 2003 Tti48:> business yet> Yes, STYLZ. 72 Fortune Dme 0~1ly Pilot Jun• 5. 12, (Gen. P11lner) (CA), 120 Myrn1 Baca Judce 04/29/2003 Irvine, CA 9261R 19. 26. ?003 lh488 Newport Center Or 1637 Monrovia, Costa ~...... Stanfo1dCreen Alpa S S1vdh111a ,.._.....__ •240, Newport Beach Mesa. CA 92627 11.-.... t~ This st1tement wn 25% I Dundee Ottve _.. CA 92660 Thts business ts ton - -ltltd with the County l•ke F 0<esl. CA 92630 ... S...... This business is con ducted by husband and Tht lollow1n1 persons Cftrlo, of Or1n1e County This business .., 1 on The loflowin1 ptfsons dueled by • 1eneral wife 111 do1n1 busmess as. on 05/13/03 ducted by an 1nd1v1du11 •tt dome business as p1rtnersl11p Have you slllrted dome The Fife Wood Oven :r.3•944421 Have you stilfled dnlna M•dison L1nd11.1pe H11vt you started doine business yet' Yes, 1996 P1u1. 891 West Beker Delly Pilot M11 15, 22, buSlness yet? Ye1. Dn11n. 5 Cemeton Cir , business yet? Yes, Myrn1Bac1Judfe SI. Al8, Cost• Masi, 29,June 5,2003 TM~ Apttll2.2003 •oolhll1Ranch.CA92610 March 1989 This statement was CA 92626 ~ ............__ Alp1 S. Savdh-.r11 Susan Irene trupp. 5 RocPK lnvestmenb filed with the County SHed Ghulmif Hojlt. ,__ This sl•tement was C•meron Cir .. Foothill (Gen Partner), By Clerk of Oranee County 2885 Pine C1tek Dr A ... S...... llled with the County Ranch,C/\92610 Peter l French. Prn.1· on 05/16/03 218, Costa Mesa, CA The followin& persons Clerk ol 011nee County This business ~ con dent 20036944' 1' 92626 are doln& business as on 04/1!>/03 dueled by an lfldtvHlu•I Tllrs sl•tement was Daily Pilot May 22, 29 This buS4ness rs con· lmiae Consultinc. JOO 200S•94 IOJS H•ve you stetted dolfll filed with the County June5.12,2003 TH4J9 ducted by· •n t!Mllvldual Caaney lane •104, Dally Pilot May 15. 22. buslneuyet?No Cle•"-ot 011nce County .......... Have you st8rtld do!nc Newport Buch. CA 29, Aine 5, 2003 Th434 Susan Ilene Hupp on 05/IJ/OJ busrnns yet? Yes. 05 92663 Thrs slatemeot wH 2003694«25 ... S.... 01·03 . Laltn• £ Mccully, 300 ~~~.:--:-hied with the County Oaily Piiot M11y 15. 22 The followin& ptfsons SaeedGhulmlr C11ney lene #104, -Cltt"-ol 01•n1e County 29, June 5, 2003 th425 111 doln& busl~ u This slltemenl was Newport Beach. CA lht follow1n1 penons on 06/03/03 *--" 'I t , .... .. fkllm ..... ... Tiie folloWlflS peraon s hne •bando!Md the UM ot the FlctltiOus Buil nus H81M: 1) Tilt l Cerptl Unllmlted, b) Carpet & Tiie Unllmlled 1'317 H1tbor Blvd. hunt•l11 VtllO, CA t.?109 The fletiloewt 811-. um. rtl•rtd to eboft WH hied fft Oun~ CotmtJ_!I!' 10.1-11. ru HO '""m368 Aunt• l1yrootl, J 705 $, ~It! Slrttl, Slnta Alla CA 92107 MM ••rrooti. 1705 s. 1ltlalft Str..t, S...t.e An.I, CAtv07 ""' --.. (Oft• Mllcfllr:co~ MllM .. )lf ... TMa ..........,. ••• '"'" wit1l .... Cotlttty Cler• of 0r.._. Co1111t>, Oll~J ........ W..Nle ...... l1 "···-n.9 • ) B As E B A L L hied with lht County 92663 areo 001na bus1neu u 2001694•7•1 lESSOHS.COM, ClerJ..A~•n&e County This buslntts is con The Padden Ctoup, 1707 O•lly. Pllnl June 5, 12. b ) S 0 F TI A l l MMM4tll ducted by 1n 1ndMdu1I Ttt1tplft W•J· . Newport 19, 26, 2003 TMl7 LESSOHS COM, 4480 £ Ill Have you s:tartad dolna Buell, CA 92!560 ....-._ ..... Aldtn«e SI . /\NM.Im D Y ,.llot Mey 22. 29• buMlless yet? No Merent Ptd<kn, 1701 ,_ Callf0tnltn.807 ~ ' june5.11,2003 fH443 Lalen•McCully Terrapin Way, Newport ... ~ Dtvld [cfw1td ~ .....,., Thb sl•ltment was 8Nch. CA 9:>660 fhe loltow1"-pttsons t4IO £ Aldmot• St. tlltd with tllt County 1'1111 buSlnlls Is con· 11• dolllf bu11neu u Anaheim. Callfo11111 .. ' '.O..tf Clerk or Or1na• Cnunly ducted by en lndMdu•I Coconut ~· '45 South 92807·3M4 .__.....__._ on 04129/03 Hive wou sht1ted clot-""•st Hie ••1 L•suna Thll bwtMtt It con ~-toolHUHS buallltd ytl7 No .,. 0;1ch, C~ 926Sl dvclecf li1: 1«1 lndMduaf The lollowint l)tfson 01Hy Piiot M•Y 2. 9. 16, M1rene Padden C •th• r In• J • • n Hne you al#Ud dolnt h:• •ba~ntd the UM 23, 2003. •mended Thi~ slat•-nt w11 W1llu11ao11, ICY.I Ced1t butkltu ,.et?Nt 0 Ille .... uuov• 81111 publlut111n J•n• 5. flied with the CoulltJ W1y, U.,unl Read! CA O..lcl [ Ktftlt "'" Name: M..i '•l 2003 TM95 Cletti ol C>f1m19 County 92651 Tiiis ttl'-t • ., Groomlftt C.IW), 1290 .___._.__ onOl/Ol/03 fhls bus111• 11 con flte4 wtltl tN Cott11ly £. Y«ba Llltd• lout. ,__ "9M• .. 1H cluettd by: 111 lndlvi4ual Ci.tll. of Or..-Cowty nrllll. P'ltcelltla, CA .......... DMJ ,ilol JuM 5, 12, Hive JOij at¥lld cfolnc -~SJ ~.: rtclitloua 8UtlMM TM lolowlnl ptftont 19, 28, 2003 l"-'90 ~,et? Y•t 04.'01/ D-" ... P'llot ~ 22 29 n._ ,,,.,.,.. to ellov. •• .,... bltllnes n ...... ..... 2001 _,, .1M1 ~ ... :.i wn t1i.e1 In Of•nr• ~ Sheet Metal, m C•thttllM ~rlllln~ "''" 5, U. 2003 .,.._, c-ty on t U 02. rile l WW11t) 'lrSt Stt .. t #8. ... ..... Thlt stalerne11t w" ......... NO. 20D:!ltl702$ lfU11t,.._.. h.Kll. Call The fO!ltw~aon' 'c'!!~ .. •,it~ '"-~nt1y T It 2..0l Via forllle 1841 111 lloMI t> 1 n ..,,. o ..,.1111' .....,n J ... ..... .-Y .,, It• -.. ffllft• Ot11<ovwr IMf*llona. Oft 05/ltl'OJ n. ,......._ ..,._. ~:;.,....,.,. kedl ,.._, ll2 T.-tr rtnt ld ~ IW Ste WMMMH lft doiflC ....._ er TMI ~ It C*I• Stt•I 9. ~on At0.-215. C:O.t1 Mtu, Deilt ...... "'"' ~ 12, M¥ ..... !teer...,._. dKliN _,. M .......... .._.. Callf«IMI tM4I CA ~ lt II, 2003 ,,...,. ~ 1'100 le· T-..,yll., n.il ..._...la co.. ~ ' ~. Jl6 .......... ~HI• ''...i..L•u•ttlfl "* '"'"""' ........ ltJ .. ........ H ...... St u..n •a. y, .. ,, ~ "'"" flW wtttt h C4M!tY .._. ,eu .. .,_, ...._ C.ta llltu, CA m11 lllittlllillll l(at11lelfl No11111r1. c... If Of ,.._ ........... .,..,,.. fltll .., ..... ia (Ofl• '"...._.. peetoftl 11700 l e••ola St, _..fA/10/U ... -·7 lrWllWl9'IMll luc:-4 Illy; t•....,..., •• ...._, ....... " fHf1Ul11 Yeller, CA -lttlU4 TIMt ......... ... •. ""'9 flllll .-W ._.. ,...,.....,. ~•"911 tmll Dllr ~ .._ I. 11.; .._. .... C-.. ....._ ;.cl Yn. 6/tl Co , ltUI ttH Ot "* ....... .. .... It.,., .. ., -nWi '*" .. -. ~ • ( ..eMI •u••• h ; uwu,• _.___ -_..__....... :::::_CA~o'nu 1 ' T1&lll 0•~1 T1m1ddon l!MJl Rue Ot V•l.ot• l?lE, 'oothlll Ranch. CA 92610.2312 Tllf1 bu.linen I• con dllci.d by: •n lndivldUll tt.ve YOll U.t1act c1o1n1 buSlneu yet? Ho la&lli 01U1l l1m•ddon lhlll al•ltment w•• llled with tho County Clefk of 018n&• County on 05/30/03 200S .. 0441 Dally Pilot June 5, 12, 19, 26, 2003 1H467 ~ ..... ... s..... The followtnc pet&ons •re doin1 business 11 C11•1e Floor Solution, Inc., 131 N Tustin Ao. •205, Tustin, CA 9V80 Ctr <11e Floor Solullon, (CA). 131 N Tustin Ave '205, Tustin, CA 92780 This busmess IS con ducted by: 1 corpo11tt0n U••• you sta<ttd do1111 business yet7 No C1t •&• Floor Soluhon. )ame.s Nathan McOon nell, President This statement was lllod with lhe Cou11ly Clerk ol Oran&• County on 0!>/30/03 200JH4Mlf Daily Ptlol lune 5 12. 19. 26. 2003 • TH-468 Rdllm ..... llmes..-.t I he follow1n11 persons are dotn& business IS MIS Auoc1ates, 700 Lido Perk Dr 133. Newport Buch. CA 92663 MIChetl J Spendohn1. 700 lodo P 1rk Or 133. Newport Beach, CA 92663 lh1:1. business I\ con ducted by an 1ndlv1du1I Have you ">tarted do•ne bu~1ness ye tr Yu, 211 4/ 89 Michael I. Spendohm I h" statement was ltled with the County Clerk ol Oran1e County on 05/16/03 2001694•917 Daily Pilot May Z2 'J9 lun115 12, 2003 IH08 RttilMlsllliless llmeS..... The lollowme pel\Ofl\ arr dOlni bus111tu "' Bual C11 ls. 336 [ ?Olh St •6. Cost• Me1o• CA 976?1 N1~olf! Salctdo. 136 'JOth St •6. Costa Me\a CA 9'l6?7 I hi~ business 1s uln duded by an 1nd1v1dudl ttave you "t"rtrd do1nf( b1ames\ yet? Ye\ 3/1 ~/03 ~1cote Saletdo rh" 1.laltment WU ltlrd with thr County Cler"-ol Onnee Counly on 05 20/03 200lH4S292 011ly Pilot M•Y ??. 29 Junt !>. 12, 2003 TH450 fldltiMllliless ... s...... Thr lollowme per\011' are do1ne bus1n"" ~s Pertwmkle Press. 7074 Bt ryl l•ne Nr•purl Buch CA 9?660 Michele Rankin ?0?4 Beryl lanr Newpo1 I Beach CA 92660 1h1s busrneu 1\ <On du~ted by an tnd1v1d11AI ll.tve you started do1na bui.ineu yet• Nu Mic.hele Ranktn lh1s 'tatement w•\ ltled with the County Clt'rll ul °'""lie Cuunh on IY.> 30 Ol 2003'94608 D•1ly P1tot h•n• ~. I? 19 26, 200J TH466 FlditlM ..... ... s....... -l.1111 .... .. ........ ......... llle follow1n1 petMlllS are doinc bu.sinus ... Tiii• Two Con1111t1n1. 1706 Pllom• Dr , New por I 8e1cll. CA 92660 Ellubelh Mary Th11••d. 1106 P1lom1 Or., NtwpOlt BHch, CA 9?6M Jodi Jtcobl f lem1111. 1196 lrvlne Avt .. Ntw pofl BHCh, CA 92660 This bu~neu Is con ducted by • e•ntt•I p1ttnerlh19 ~lave you sl11tled c1otn1 business yet1 Ho Ehtebeth M. Th .. erd This statement wH hied with the County Clerk of Oran&• County on 05/09/03 200SHU020 D11ly Pilot May 15, 22, 29, June 5, 2003 Th420 The followln& persons 1re doin& buslneu as. a) Costa ~SI Newport Rifle Association. b) Cost• Men NRA, c) CMNRA, 565 W. 19th St , Costa Mesa, CA 9262/ Costa Mesa NewpOft Rifle Associ1lion <CA) 565 W 19th St , Colt• Mesa, CA 92627 This business; ts con· ducted by· a corporalton H•vt you st11ted d0tn1 business yet? Yes, 1999 Costa MeSI Newport R1llt Association, Wayne A Morse, President Th1:1. st1tement wes filed with the County Clerk ol Orance County un 05/30/03 2003 .. 46431 Dally Pilot tune 5 11 19. 26, 2003 TllA76 Fldl"-...... ... s...... I he fottnwm1 persons are do1n1 business as Boardw•lk Appra1nl Services. 438 B•ypo1nle, Newport Btllch CA 92660 Shannon er 438 Newpor t 92660 Jonh11n,1al Baypo1ntt Beach CA B11•n lo•ch1m">l1le1, 4J8 Baypomte. Newpnr t Be•t h CA 9?660 I his bv\lness ,, co11 duded by husb•nd and wrt11 H•ve you star led dotnc bu\lne~1o ycf? Ye\ 200.J Sh .. lnon luach1m,1ale1 Th1\ ,1 .. 1ement wn hied with the Cnu11ly rle1 i. ot Oranae County nn 06/03/03 200J .. 0 7S1 Daily P1lut lufMI 5 12 19 26 2003 lh493 ~ ..... ......... fh• followlna penona 111 doloa but!-as· DIVfRSDfSCOUHl COM, ~ C19«111u, SuiW A, Aendlo S....1.1 MM ~11ita. CA 92881 SCU8A.COM U.C (CA). 30308 llt*ann. Sult• A. R1nc:llo S1nt1 Mar· &Arlt•. CA 92"8 n1i. buslnns Is con· ducted by. limited l lablllty Co. Have you &!Mled dolnt bu111nffs yet? YH, 06/01/1990 SCUBA COM UC. Melinda Herndon, Man aeme~mbef This st1te1Mnt ••• filed with the County Clerk of 011n1• Count, on 06/03/03 2003H4676S 01111. Pilot Alne 5, 12. 19, 26, 2003 111492 ......... ......... The lollowinc person ire doh'I business as: Holllon fin•ncl1I Strei eetes. 18301 Von K., man U2!i, Irvine, CA 92612 J B W Horn l Assa c1ates, Inc • (CA}. 1830 Von K1rm•n 1325 Irvine, CA 92612 Thrs bu!llness Is con dtJCtld by: • corpoutlon Hive you sbrled doln1 business yel? No J B.W Horn l Awcl 1tos. lnc.. Shell L. W Horn, Secretary This statement w1.1 lllod w1tll the County Cle1t. ol Or 1n1• County on~/20!'03 200J .. 4SSOI D•il1 Pilot May 22. 29 June 5, 12. 2003 r....sj fktllM ..... ie-s..... I he foll0wln1 person •re doln1 · business IS Trudell Auto Gl1u & Det11I Inc . 17281 Ntehols SI . Hunbnflon Beach, CA 92647 lrudell Auto Class & Detail, Inc • (CA). 17281 Nichols St .. Huntiniton Beach, CA 92647 This business ts con duc ted by a c0<porahor lhwe you sl11 led do1n1 busmen yet1 Yu I 1 03 Trudell AulQ Clu!o & DeU1l Inc . Matk Trudell President this statement wH tile\! with the County Cterlo, of Oran1e Count; un 05/09/03 2003 .. UOJO Ow1iy Pilot May 15. 22. /9, lune 5. 2003 Th42J I ' _.,""-..._ _____ llellMaaca 2141L .... llallcll Mlm ..... ... s...... Th• fottowlnt pvsons .,, doln1 business as Resource Componenta Group, 2760 S HtrbOf Blvd , Suite I, Santi An1, Celtt0tn1a 92704 Crail l Rodewald 8 Mo"o Bey D11111, Cornna Del M11, Callfor nta 92625 ., This bu,.iness 1s ton diKttd by an 111d1vadu11 Have you started dome business yet? Ho Cr111 L Rodewald This statement was hied with th• County Clerk of 011n1e County on 05/09/03 200Ht440H Deily Piiot May 16, 2'l, 29, JuM 5, 2003 Th4 IS Ac-.. .... ... s....... The follow1n1 peraons 11 e doln1 business n Tstd Kenu, 315 Fernan do. Belboa CA 92661 Verla F Cole. llS Fernando, Balboa, CA 92661 This business is ~on ducted by an lnd1v1du•I Hl!!t YOM star led !lo tor buslneu yet7 Yes, 1981 Verla F Colt lh11 st•lement wu hied with the County Cltrh of Onnae County on IYS/ 13/03 200Ut44442 Dally Pilot May 15. 12, 29, June 5 2003 Th4l0 ~ ..... "-*'-' The lollowan1 person• 11 e cloanc busmeu as Car ace lndust11u I 37 lnoust11al Way, Costa Men , CA 92627 Cary Kab1r1s. 230 l 16th Pl •B Costa Meu CA 92627 Thos b1n1nus " con ducted by an 1nd1V1dual fiave you started do1n11 busrne" yel7 Ho Guy K•luras This s l•tement wn tiled •"th the County Cterh ul Or•nae County on ~/13/03 20036944440 Daily Pilot May I!> l2 29. June 5 2003 l h4l9 sm fhe follow1n1 persons are doin1 business IS Anael Pet Croomina Celltry, 1280 E VOfba Linda Blvd.. Placentia CA92870 Marta Del Carmen Rodt1au11, 901 S Bewley St, S1nt1 Ana. CA 92704 Thrs business 11 con d)'Cted by an lndlv1du1I Hna yew started do1n1 bu•lnus yet? Ho Mana Del Car men Rodr1auei Thi• 1l1temenl was hied with lhe County Clerk of Onnae County on <Y.1/30/03 20036'4'413 Daily Pilot June !>, I?, 19,26,2003 TH470 Re-. .... "-*--' lhe following persons are do1n11 bustnt$S n Candell• Sain, I 11 C Str eel Newport Be•ch CA 92661 Matthew r ashman. 117 C Strul. Newport Beach CA 92661 Thrs bu\lness as con dueled by an md1y!dy1I Hive you sbrted dolna busin.u yet7 No Matthew f 1shman Thi$ statement WIS hied with the County Clt1ll of Oranae County on 06/13/03 20014t444Jt Dally Pilot May 15, 22. 29,~r43t' "-*'-' The follow1n1 penons are doin1 busmen IS 811 Wave Productions, 518 Dahha Ave , Coron• del Mar, CA 92625 David G1me<man, !>t8 Dahha Ave . Corona del Mu CA926?!> This busmeu 1s con ducted by an Individual Have you sldr led doln11 buslneu yet? Yes 11 6 96 David Came<m•n I has statement was tiled with lhe. County Clerk ol Or an11e Counly on 05/16103 2003tt44923 Daily Pilot May 22. 29 June!>, 12. 2003 Hl4'4 &ii~IOCIOy (t..,60·N71 FlcllM ..... "-*-" The follow1n1 f)ilrsons are dot11c buslntn as St Abanobc Financial 550 Pauler1no Ave •HI09, Costa Meu. CA 92626 Vicky Mehany. 5!>0 P•ul•rano Ave IHI09, Cost• Mesa. CA 91616 This bu11nen " ~on dueled by '" md1v1dual Have you surted dotna buslnns yet7 Yn 01121/03 Vicky Meli•ny This statement wu hied with the County CIMk of Or•na• County on 05/13/03 20036944427 Daily Pilot May I!>, 72. 29, June 5. 2003 lh4?7 ni.. ..... ... s...... lhe follow1n1 perion\ are doana busmt~s •s M5 ENTERPRISES. 25045 L• Manaust• la11una N111uel C•hlornaa 92677 Mario N•b•, 25045 l• Mana1nta. Laauna N111uel C•hfor n1a 92671 rt11s business 1s ton· dyctcd by 10 iodmdual Have you started dotna busmen yet7 Yr\ O!>/l l/Ol Mallo Hab1 , lh11 statemMI wn filed with th• County Clerk ol 011na• Counly on 05/13/03 200Ht444H 011ly Pilot May 15 ?1 ?Q loot !> 2fXl) l b433 ~ .... "-*--' The lollowana P•"ons are do1n1 busmeu as lnlorm•tlon Retasl•na Serv~e>. 11 Pal11mo St L •auna N11uel CA 9'1677 Robert Brut e Cid de11s 11 P•lermo St L1auna N11uel CA 92677 lh1s bu"ness " ton· ducted by • &Mei di putnersh1p H•n yuu st.trt~d du•ni bus1n•n vet' Yes l 15 03 Robert Brut~ G1d1ler" lh1\ slalement ,.,,\ llled .... h lh• r 1unty Clerk 111 Or•nit I c.unty on <1.1no OJ 200J6t4S300 Dc11ly P1lol May 22 /9 June !> I? 2003 ltt4!>2 Rdlll.. ..... ... s....... The follow1111 peuons are dotnc bus Kless as •) James Ofew Photos b) 1320 C<1llecllblu, 670 W 17th SI C 5 Costa Mesa CA 92627 James Drew l?I I Hu~elt Awe l one Beuh CA 90815 Th" busmen " tun dutled by an 1ndMdual ttave you started dotna b11s1neu yet7 Y9' 12/ 02102 JamuDrew flus ,11tement wn llled with the County Clerk of Ot•nce Cuunty on 0!>/16103 2003't44t20 Dally Pilot May 2? ?9, June 5. 12, 2003 TH441 ~ ..... "-*'-' lhtt lollow1n1 penons ar~ doma bus1neu u Th~ Wheat Cr U> Man. 12?2 lundenderry St Co\IJ Meu CA 92626 Oo1c.I Allen Cderl 1 rn l ondonderry St . Co>I• MeH CA 9:?626 I hi\ bu>•n~ss IS con dyqcd by ID IDdlVldulf H•v• you started dum& bus1n.i.s yet7 Vea. C I 1/18 David A lckert Thii statem•nt was Med with tht County Clerk of O<an11• County on 05/09/03 200Jtt440U D11ly Pilot lhy I!> '12 ~~·41'e "-S...... lh@ followanc peno11> •re do1111 bu~neu as Flu11I Elee1nte by Connie l . I I Mode\tu. Ir vine CA 9260? Cunn•e t C1bt;on\ 11 Mudnto tr wane CA 92602 I has buSIMS\ as ton du,ltd by •n 1nd1w1du•I fin~ you started dtl1na bu,rneu yetl Nu C<>nn .. l C1bb<Jn\ fh•s statement .. u ltltd with the County Cieri< ot Or ana~ Couuty on 05/lO/OJ 2003tt4'U2 D11ly P1lol June 5 11 19 16 ?003 1114/4 Thursday' Jone 5, 2003 85 PLUG IN Pfug into the Pilot Class1f1ed sectton to find services from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters Daily Pilot Cld'>'>lf1ed Community M arke tplace Poli<·" I low to J>Jace A ___ Deadlines----. . Rates and dc:adlmes are 'ubject to change without notice. The publl,her reserve.!> the: nght Lo cen~or. recla.!>~1fy. revise: or reject any clas'1f1ed adveru!>Cment. P lca'>e repon any error that may be in your da.'>!>tfiecJ ad immed1ately. The Dail)' Pilot accept~ no liability lor an) error in .in adven1~ment for wtuch It may be responsible except for the lO~t of the space .ictually occupied b) I.he error Credit can only be allov. cd for the fif\t insertion. 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Hay premio de $400.00 para informacion que nos ayude encontrar Nuestro pero guerido!Llamar 949·842-6453 SHOW E ~ 1 ~ : ,' ~ ---, :i~ SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2112 ....... llillla._CAW70l .. ijrtA -.«.>• ... Ellle. Sales bhrt• s.e. Fri, s.t, s- Ralt'"1 Fl#n, Ha~ Shlrb, Heckhes Quality 1617T••• .... ,M.J.. Loll 1515 LOST ~.-rt ....... ,..,.., Of .. chelb. .. wltt5"9 Name Shllllu Rewerd 949 232 5999 lOS DlAM D ... @ Ho•I lfoapll•I f"ilndralwr @ Edw.,da Thulhe1 In womens restroom llWAIO Ill 949~'7S-J70J Lost/Please help us find our lost family member. Lost on 4119/03. There is a $400.00 reward for information leading to St •ti •• • · 1 1 her whereabouts. 1 ... issing. • Please call HELP!! 949-842-6453 Daily Pilot A GOOD AD! Call (949) 642-5678 ( 4 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE eo 1<1nc1 ot con11w • ElleO -1\lmet .. Nol ""*1 117 Wed on !hit run • RN ..ion. 811 Alli4lle 70 Sl)'le DOWN I Tenit 2 IN "'111* 3 Rlf;l\. IO a muJa .. 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Por all that, four hearts was not a bed contr.w:t unless you had mcakod a look Ill the P.ast's trump holding. Declarer won I.he JBCk of clubs opening le:id in dummy wjth the ace and immediately led I.he five of trumps to the quwn, which held. Tommy coo1U1ued with the jack or heans and West't spade discard brought 11gleam10 Tommy's eyes. c J 4 • J 101143 so um •KS • 1096 \J A K 963 "865 •K7 "QJ 10 7 '2 o A K92 •5 Opening lead: Jack of • East won with the king a.1 a club was pitched from the table, and exit· ed with the le1'I of spades. Tommy rose with the k.lnR. CfOS5ed to the ace of spades and ruffed a spade m hand. eliminating that suit from both his hand and dummy. The ace of dia-monds was cashed, dummy was entered with I.he queen. felling West's jack, and a club was ruffed in the closed band. It was perhaps an omen that Tommy pk;ked up this hlind in a Valcnune s Day game at the club. As our readers arc owaie, Trump Coup Tommy earned his nickname fOI' his srmnge abiliry lO change from card- pushct most of the time to technical wizard on tholie hands where trum~ Wilh eig}lt tru:u in, Tommy re- eocercd dummy with the um of dia- monds aod led aoother club. 1llcre was no way East could llOW prcvCllt a trump m hand from becoming the ful- filling nick. ln alJ, dcxlarcr collected foor trump tricks, two spades, three diamomb and the !ICC of clubs. •A~ H.wpert .. ,........ ~ ........ residence. 4bl' home on • ~ lot (5th Br/pme mv'offiee With scenic view$. 4&. downsllirs) ~.Sba located office, 3Ba, Jc pr, FR Le on a quiet cornet lot. •8'1 ll'oood y.-d. Marble. 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Ast $?50 S950 949-673· 7800 21r 1.S••, walk to beach, 4245 Hll111la , nellf Hoae. aar. w/d hkups, Sl39!>/mo. 949-64!).3683 N"f'.,.JttWie2br yearly renlalseet SJ4()().. 1950/mo. 949-673-7800 949-673-7800 HW Off 1 et MO RINT For mow-WI blll I w/12 mo laa5e. New remodel Cape Cod styte comm. w/new dishwasher & refrleeralor, elf pet & -lmlC tM. WW./dtyw, wlSide (ci) apt 18' $1095. 28< Sl44f>. Cal Lora (949} 646-222• Of 714-6.lJ. 7!J92 ._. .., Pvt bmdl ,_ t9tiar ... 2Br l8a, 4Dlfl to biiy ...... New/c:rptljrrt $1700111 tu 949. 718 1400 NP Oest twnhm .,.00, mrm 2b LSba pitllo, pooV ~. rtJ IMS1l. tit/carp 2 c ear aet St150 95293-4631 .. c-2b ~ Condo. I~(. ttteplc, 2 p.atl05, 11ewly decor a led. w/d tn!D Sl&5<m 714-3944:MI V9a ,..... outstandw1fl coodo w/2 m11Sters on (IUll co1.ne. walk lo Back 8.ly, 8.1 & FI. Ava~ Ally 1. $2'200ln aat 96-7 IS.1532 IAYVllW HUGHTS 20101 Cypum St 2br ok 2ba. new M , w/d, S2250m a&t CIT isty 949 500 3648 h stltf.,ff 3br 2ba townhome. l t car. comm pool. 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