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TUESDAY, JUNE 17 I 2003
New chief, Hensley, surveys department
Before he is sworn in at council meeting, Costa
Mesa's new top cop, just the fourth in the city's
history, takes a walk aroun9 the station.
Deep• Bharath
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -I lis office ·had nei-
ther fumiture nor carpet Monday
morning. but Costa Mesa's new Police
OUef John Hensley was defirutety on
board.
On his first day as the city's chief,
Hensley arrived bright and earty and
spent his first hours on the job walking
around the building meeting tus staff.
"They're not going to come to my of-
fice," he said with a smile. "So I thought
I should walk into their offices and meet
with them."
Over the next few weeks. 1 lensley
said, he will meet with each police divi-
sion and get to know the officers.
"When I wallled in this morning, I re-
alized my office wasn't
ready." he said. "But I
did see a pretty big ptle
of papers and mes .•
Hensley said he then
walked over to the
watch commander\
office and spent M>me
time there.
John Hensley •That office is. after
all, the heart and soul
of the depanment," he said. ·11·s where
things happen."
He said that he later planned to driw
around Lhe city to get to know the com -
muniti~ better.
"I plan 10 do a lot of thal." '>did I lt'n
'>ley. who 1'i known for h1' expt:n1'l' 111
commun11y pohcmg
Hensley, who wa~ C:ypre~ l'ohll' De
pan men1\ chief for the pd'>t live ~e.tr-.,
wa' -.elcLled to <,Ucceed Dave ~nO\ .. dt'll
who'K' la<,I day on rhe JOb wa-. 1-mla)
~nowden\ retirement p • .iny on ',a1urda)
mght drew more than '">()() peo ple
I len-.ley ..aJd 11 would 1akt· l11m di
lea'>I three month' 10 gel him'>ell up 10
date wi th c11y l'>'>Ue<..
lie got a \tan on 1ha1 learning Mon
day mght when ht• wa., 'worn 111 .11 1lw
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Omelette
Parlor
owner gets
a lawyer
More June gloom
Susan Adkins says she'll
fight Vons to keep her
popular eatery in the 17th
Street shopping center.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
COSTA MFA<;A -After rwo decades of
serving popular breakfast dishes, Susan
Adkins bn't ready to take her Omelette
Parlor and go quietly.
Adkins, who had said !>he would close
the popular local eatery after failing to
reach a lease extension with her landlo rd,
now promises to stand and fight.
The soft-spoken Adkins hired a Hun-
tington Beach attorney and, with the help
of a community now rallying behjnd her.
says she'U stay at her 17th Street location
beyond the end of the month and the end
of her lease.
Vons Companie!> Inc .. which owns the
shopping center that has housed the Om-
elette Parlor since 1983, had ordered her
to vacate her 7,000-!>quare-foot space by
June 30. Adkins ~ owns Oiester Draw-
ers, the adjoining folksy bar.
And while a legal victory is !>Jim, a politi-
cal one could be in the offing. I funtfogton
Beach attorney Mindy Willingham said.
.. The last thing a judge wants to do ic; in-
trude on somebody's property nghts,"
See LAWYER, Paae M
ENVIRONMENT
Something
wicked this .
way smells
Officials say Balboa Village
will be better off if the city
diverts the methane
through a flagpole.
June Casa1rande
Daity Pilot
BA.UDA VU.LAG£ -At times, it's so
nmk>us. you can light It with a match.
For half a cenrury, a stench has plagued
this othetwlse pleasant Uttle village. The
lntenection of Wuhlngton Street and Bay
Avenue has reeked off and on for at least
!;() years with what Public \\brb Oin!ctor
Steve Badum calls a •sulfur smell."
City oftidals aren' awe where or what.
exactly, the smell is coming &om. But
they're confident It's the result of some
kind or orpnJc matter rotting under·
ground. It's bannJeM, they say, but awfully
unpleuant and even 8ammable in high
concentradona. And tt~ wi.precllc:tab&e.
Somedmel the stink teem1 to come tn
,with the ddel, other dmet the weather
eeerm lib the biggest r.ctor.
: "We know tt'a methane,. City c.oundl·
JDAL\ 1bd Ridgeway said. "Wa don' know If
... ,.,,l.PllpM
Tired of all th e c loud ~·1
Resea rc h erss ugge~t the
coas t may be in tor 25
, years of fo ggy weath er.
Kris O'Donnell
Daily Pilot
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on the June
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pattern can be
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profe-...-.or at Lal ..,IJll' IM' \11gl'll.., I Im 111111
pha!>e encouragl'' lunl' ~oorn
And thJI coultl nw..111 prohlt•rn, llll
Newport Me'k.1\ v..t·a1her rd1.111t l't111111rn\
"If June gloom v..l're lo wor-.t:'n. 1h1·11· v.nuld
probably bl' a d1mm .... lwd 111un,1 .1ml g1•1wral
bead1g1wr populatmn: -..11d ll1t hJrd I ud1r.
pre<>idt'nl of the Nl'w1mr1 BN1 h 01.1mllt'r 111
C..ommen t'
Luehrs adtled thJt ,tlrl111ugh llllll' gloom
has been wm,uaJI) lwaw th" H'<Lr. tlww hJ'
been httle '-lgl1 I! ha .. rt·dun·d lhl' numrn·r' of
visitor.. or 1oun-.I\ ro to\\ n
Few doubt, though. that hn~t·nng t l1111d'
will evenluJll) bt•t onw a d.1mpt•r
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sunny day-;. -.aid I omm" l't•Jr-.1111. 11\'\ 111·r of
Pearson\ Pon m :"'.ev..pon lka1 h \\111•1111'
cloudy. we don I <,ee a'> m<m> 'hoppt•r'
KENT TREi>lOW-/eM.V ~
A starfish lies stranded by the tide at Blackies as friends JesStCa Ochoa, left, and Hannah
Juul, both 16, stroll past on a gloomy Monday morning .
If so. Newpon \lt">.:1 mJ} ha\.l' b<.·1•11 m .1
more economit aJly un<.e!lled pt.•nod Imm the
msd-1950' 10 the I 970<.. R(.";('arch h) t .. 1Dot hv
and Bill Pat7en. a "IASA rt""('arther at k l
Daily Pilot
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WEATHER
The fog ahould let up • tad this
eftemoon, wtth highs in the
ml0-70a.
S..hpA2.
GAME ON
UCI comput., game students
show off their worts.
S..PlceA3
SPORTS
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COSTAMAZING
Cotta Mesa <*ebrates its
60th anniverury this yNr.
Why do you live in Cotta
Mesa 7 What attracted you to the
city, and what do you enjoy
most about it7
The Deity Pilot wants to know
end will run your leften later
this month• the city begins to
celetQte ha golden
•nniveraar(.
The deedline for entriee la
June 20.
Send youf' letters to
CostAmazing, Deity Piiot. 330 w.
Bey St., Colte Mesa. CA 92817;
.-mtll to ~11es.cxm
or fD to (949) ~170.
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FORUM
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THE VERDICT
Back when faith
was a private matter
would haw wlnp and be
able 10 Oy, but when I aid l
wanted 10 go, my mother
said I too young. I
6 or 7 at the ume.
The ch.a.nee to get a pld.r
of win 100 teml)dna.
bOW!'W:r, 10 I disobe)'ed.
I didn't have a very
trong~ous
upbringing. though it
didn't star1 out that way. My
mother was a regular
churchgoer and took me
with her~ SUnday. My
father wu an lgJlOStic who
never set fOQt near a
church. but hct didn't
lnterfcre whh my mot.heril
~to I wenc to Suod«y
IChool and amed the
atodea ln the ...
ROBERT
GARDNER
appirig out of the hou9e.. I
ran -problbly for the._
tlmr. I wou1jt be
8yf.hc ln the rut'Ure -10 lbe
,, ol the~ Ind
.-ed Into die .....
Then one~ tt MS aDnoiunCltd
lhlt •~to hlrYe a~~
weve al pig to be 11\ied. That
contuftd up imllll "<A ..... and I
Wiii wcy ~at die tboulbt ihll1 I
ThO l""*:ti«-pie people wae !hOutfi1a. lild I
WU ins more acilld ~ ef
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A2 Tuesday, June 17, 2003
KIDS TALK BACK
Paying
heed to
nature
The Daily Pilot went
to Heller Park in
'Costa Mesa to ask
fifth-graders from
Newport Heights
Elementary School in
Newport Beach,
'What kind of role
does nature play in
your li fe?'
"Trees are
important
because they
give you
oxygen and
they're
important for
the
environment."
PATTY
MODDELMOG, 11
Newport Beach
'Plan~ make
air and they
give animaJs
homes .... I
like animals
and I want to
study them
when I grow
up."
JOHN
MACBETH, 11
Newport Beach
.. Nature kind
of gives us air
and it gives
animals a
place to live.
Some of the
animals are
really cool
looking. but a
101 of them are
realJy weird looking ...
BLAKE DAVEY, 11
Newport Beach
"I think that
nature is
im po rtan t. . . .
It helps our
environment
and it's all
connected."
JAVZEE
MACPHAIL,
11
Newport Beach
"We shouJd
save our
environment
and stuff
because the
trees give us
fresh oxygen
and help all
the animals
keepthetr
races going."
LAUREN ROJAS, 11
Co&ta Mesa
-Interviews and photos
compiled by Otristi~ Carrillo
ON ·CAMPUS
IN THE CLASSROOM
A sizable accomplishment
Newport Heights
fifth-graders spend a field
trip measuring trees at
Heller Park
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
W ith their measuring tapes and rulers in
hand. about 33 fifth-graders from
Newport Heights Elementary School in
Newport Beach spent Friday afternoon
measuring trees at Heller P'clric in Costa Mesa.
Divided up in groups of two or three, they
measured nearly every tree in sight.
They measured the circumference of dlfferem
tree trunks 4~ feet up from the ground.
Then they measured, or more accurately
estimated, the heights of those same trees. Finally.
they measured the.spreads of the various trees to
'You're like a
fisherman
when you're a
teacher. You
put the bait out
there, but you
never know
who's going to
catch on.'
decipher their crowns.
"We did a whole unit on
trees," said CaroJ Manola.
the fifth-grade teacher who
started the field trip about
17 yea~ ago. "What I'm
trying to do here 1s to buiJd
an awarene&S ... I'm trying
to teach kids that all living
things are precious."
With the sun shining high
above their heads, a soft
breeze blowing through the
Carol Manola air and thick green grass
Fifth.grade teacher beneath their feet. these
students didn't have much
to complain about.
Incorporating everything they've learned in the
classroom in science and math with each of their
tasks during the mini-field trip, the students
tested their knowledge in a new way.
"It's been fun," I I-year-old Amber Arendash
said. "We get to hang out with our friends and
learn with our friends, too."
Amber's friend Hillary Phoenix agreed.
"At first, I thought it was going to be boring. but
it's not," 11 -year-old Hillary said. "It's cool
learning with your friends because you don't really
get to do that."
Working with their friends wasn't the only
unusual twist with this lesson. The students also
worked closely with their parents or their friends'
parents. About 13 parents volunteered to help
these young scientists hone their skills and make
their outdoor adventure a learning success.
"You're like a fishennan when you're a teacher,"
said Manola, who is retiring from a 33-year career
in education. "You put the bait out there, but you
never know who's going to catch on. This is an
experience they'U always remember."
• IN THE ClASSROOM is a weekly feature in which
Daily Pilot education writer Christine Carrillo visits a
campus in the Newport-Mesa area and writes about
her experience.
SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
The Newport-Mesa Unified School Otstrict °"91'1
menu choi'* eedt d9y et elementary IChoola.
Studenta m.y dlC>OM 1 ~ entrw. The
setection may indude 1 Nied, wtdw6d1 or hot
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TODAY
Munc:Nble Lunch Selad whh fruit yogurt or ltUf'fed
peppeioni Ind chMl8 pizu, c.rrota whh "nch dip,
choice of fruit, c:holce of milk
DON LEACH I DAILY P1LOT
Fifth-graders Whitley Peters, left, and Lauren Roias from Newport Heights School measure the
height of a tree at Heller Park in Newport Beach as part of math and science project.
WEDNESDAY
•Munc:hable Lunch Salad or taco chelupa, jlcame
lticb with ranch dip, c:hoice of fruit. enim1I cradlera,
choice of milk
lllJRSOAY
Vege1arien health sandwich or chtdten tendera,
canots with ranch dip, Cheetos, choice of fruit. choice
of milk_ ,
FRtOAY
Munc:hiible Lunch Salad or manager'• apeci1I, choice
of vegetable, choice of fruit, choice of mllk
MONDAY
Summer vacetion begins.
The Munchable Lunch Salad contains toaed g..-,
c:heny tomatoes, cnctera 1nd protein toUl'Cll IUCh
es cheese, sunflower seeds, fruit yogurt 1nd
honey-roasted peanutl (•PMnut buttef on ..i.cted
days).
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Dally Piiot Tuesday, June 1 7, 2003 Al
UCI students put their game faces on
Computer science
students show their
work -video games.
Chrl1tln• Carrillo
Daily Pilot
UC IRVINE -Many students
at the unJverslty spent last week
in agony. They had finals. The
end of the spring quarter was ap-
proaching, and many gradu-
ations were about to commence,
but the students still had to fin.
ish a banery of tests.
For one class in the informa-
tion and computer science de-
partment at UC Irvine. the final
exam depended on playing
games. On Friday, students in
the unJversity's computer game
development course demon·
strated the different computer
games they had created during
the 10-weelc course for gaming
industry representatives.
"Students are fascinated by
computer games. but to many
people, a computer game
equat.e& to mindless pastime or
worse,· said Dan Frost. the pro·
fessor of the course. ·1 see com·
puter games as complex pieces
of both software and art, that
students are extremely moti·
vated to create their own games
and, not incidentally, that Irvine
is one of the world centers of the
compu ter game industry. It
would be a shame not to take
advantage of these factors at our
unJvernity. •
The course required each
team of students to design a
game, develop user documenta·
tlon a nd then demonstrate its
playability.
"Making games is not ex.actJy
the most relaxing job in the
world ll's actually an incredible
arnowu of work.· said 22-year·
old Uoyd Tulles. who created a
game i.:alled Hyperbol with three
other »tudents. "It really is diffi·
cult, but when ir all comes to·
gether it's amazing 10 see it be-
ing pl.1yed and being enjoyed by
someone else. That's the re-
ward.·
WhUe seeing someon e play-
ing the finished product is a re-
ward for the creator, it's also a
testament to the talents of the
team behind It, the most essen-
tial factor when looking for new
hires.
"There's so much cross-genre
stuff that's happening in the
gaming Industry. It's just explod-
ing." said Steve Moret, who went
through Lhe same class at UCJ
three years ago and now works
as a lead programmer with
Troika Games. "Electronic enter·
talnment ~ just intertwining
everywhere.
"It's a bag field and it's a linle
tough to get into." he said. "This
has to kind of be your dream.
and you have to be very moti-
vated to be here. We need to be
able to see what they can do. to
see if they are actually capable of
putting their Ideas into one co-
hesive game.·
The gaming industry has con-
tinued to grow over the yean
and has boomed with the help of
such Hollywood blockbusten as
"Sp(derman· and "The Matrix;
creating successful game ver-
sions of mega-hit movies. Now,
students, many of whom learned
their computer s1cllls by playing
computer games, are seeking ca-
reers in the gaming industry.
"In my opinion, the gaming
industry bas the richest combl·
nation of areas of interest that
you can possibly find," Tullues
said. ·Anything you can think of
in computer science, you can
find in computer gaming. ... It's
where all these technologies
come together and It's continu-
ing 10 change at an enormous
rate."
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BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Sewage spill closes area
of Newport Harbor
A I 00-gallon sewage spiU
forced Orange County Health
Care Agency officials to close
Newpon Harbor between J and L
streets 10 swimmers on Monday.
A line blockage in the city of
ewpon Beach's sewage collec-
tion 'Y"lern cau~d the spill.
Fou rth of July forum set
fo r Wednesday night
The Wes t Newport Beach
Assn. wiU hold a public fo rum
on Fourth of luly festivities. The
group has worked w11h New-
port Beach Pohce, city staff and
the City Council 10 develop
plans 10 make the day safer
than in years past. The forum
will 1alce place from 7 to 8 p.m.
Wednesday in Newport Beach
City I !all Council Olambers.
Biological chemistry
professor joins UCI
A biological chemistry profes-
sor renowned for idenufying a
gene 1ha1 suppresses cancer,
10111ed the facuJty of the UC. lrvme
College of Medicine on June 11.
Wen-Hwa Lee entered the
l>Chool's departmeni of biologi-
cal chemistry through the Bren
Professors Endowment.
·Throughout his career. Wen-
1 lwa Lee has been a massive
force an the biologicaJ scien-
ce\,· said fhomas Cesario.
deen of the college o f medicine.
an a press release.
In Lhe late 1980s, Lee identi· ·
tied and cloned the human retl-
noblas1oma gene, whose pro-
teins control Lhc division of
normal cells. While the loss of
,s he gene has only been directly
linked to malignancy In the eye.
Lee and his colleagues have
shown Lhat the gene could be a
factor in other cancers.
He has also investigated why
ONA repair mechanisms can fail,
leading to the body's accumula-
tion of cancer-promoting muta-
oons. Through research in his
laboratory, Lee has linked breast
cancer susceptibility genes to
the process of DNA repair.
Before joining UCI, Lee was a
professor of palhology at the
Unjverslty of Texas Health Sci-
ence Center at San Antonio.
Holding the Alice P. McDermou
Distinguished University Chair,
he was founding director or the
Institute of Biotechnology. He
also founded and chaired the
depai tment of mo lecular medi-
cine 1 here. one of the first 5uch
depa1 tments in the country.
Whde holding these pos1
tion5. he served on the Breast
Cam r Review Group. the Na
1lorn• Institutes of Health S1tH.ly
Sect111 n on Cell Biology and
sub<• rnm11t eel> for Lhe Na11onJI
Cam r Imti1u1e. He is a rnem
ber • the Academia Sm1ca of
the I ··public of China and IM'
rece1 ,..d the Presidential t\\\Jrd
from the Society of Chtnt''>l'
R1os1 •enlists in America.
Th Bren Professor LndO\\·
men1 was created in 1988 10
help IJU atLract and retain the
nati< i's top scholars. I he en-
dowi 1ent wa5 created \\ilh a
gift rom Donald Bren, chatr
man iJf Lhe Irvine Co. and sup-
porti r of two Oa1re Trt'vor pro
fessurs in the arts
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LaDochy said.
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to predict years of sunless
summers.
"There is no official prediction
'The '80s to '90s were
wetter, warmer and
clearer.'
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Woman charged in Newport sex case
District attorney's office says La Puente
woman became involved with
16-year-old boy and brought him home.
to her home, Schroeder
said.
home, he said.
DeepaBhuath
Daily Pilot
Atty. Susan Schroeder said.
She said Rivera was an In·
take counselor at a Newport
Beach group home for
abused and neglected chH·
dren operated by Costa
Mesa-based South Coast
Olildren's Services.
"That's how the connec-
tion was made." she said.
Rivera pleaded not guilty
to all charges on June 2. Po·
lice arrested Rivera at her La
Puente home on May 29.
She was released on June 3
after posting a $50,000 baiJ.
"They found evidence In
her home that was consis-
tent with the information
they had relating to her sex·
ual relationship with the mi-
nor," Shulman said.
Schroeder said what
NEWPORT BEACH -A
3 1-year-old counselor at a
children's group home bas
been charged with having
sex with a 16-year-old boy in
her care, officials said.
A pretrial bearing is
scheduled for June 25. and a
preliminary hearing is set
for Aug. 12 .
makes the case stand out is
that Rivera "was in a posi-
tion of trust.·
"The victim was very vul-
nerable," she said.
Tbe Orange County dis·
trict attorney's office has
charged Frankie Alexandra
Rivera of La Puente with
seven felony counts of hav-
ing sexual intercourse with a
minor and one count of oral
copulation, Deputy Dist.
"The boy was a client of
the center." Schroeder said.
MThat's how (Rivera! met
him."
The alleged sexual acts
took place in Rivera's home
between Oct. 20 and March
15, she said. Rivera was not
authorized to take the boy
The victim's father com-
plained to police alleging
inappropriate behavior be-
tween Rivera and his son,
Newport Beach Police Sgt.
Steve Shulman said. Police
officers obtained a warrant
to earch Rivera's La Puente
Schroeder also pointed
out that the district attor·
ney's office is dealing with
an almost identical case in
Orange Involving Trisha Lee
Watkins. a youth program
counselor who allegedly en-
gaged in sexual acts with a
boy she was counseling.
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• V.n Buren Avenue: Petty theft was
reported in the 3100 bloc* at 7:22 a.m .
Sunday.
reported in the 3400 bloc* at 2:20 a.m .
Sunday.
• Watt BalcM Street and Coolidge Avenue:
A traffio accident involving injuries was
reported at 12:11 p.m . Sunday.
•Christopher Lane: A vehicle burglary was
reported in the 2600 bloc* at 7:53 a.m .
Sunday.
• Wal&K. Avenue: An auto theft was
reported In ttie 2000 bloc* at 8:36 a.m.
Sunday.
• Eastbluff Drive: Petty theft was reported
in the 2500 bloc* at 8:01 a.m. Sunday.
•Hoag Drive: Battery was reported in the
100 bloc* at 2:24 a.m. Sunday.
• East 17th StrHt: A traffic accident
involving injuries was reported in the 300
bloc* at 1:44 a.m. Sunday.
• Newport Cen1-r Drive East: Vandalism
was reported in the 200 block at 12:40 a.m.
Sunday.
• Newport Boulevard: A commercial
burglary was.reported in the 1800 bloc* at
9:55 a.m. Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH
• River Avenue: Vandalism was reported in
the 4800 block at 11 :38 a.m. Sunday.
• Pewraon Place: Vandalism was reported
in the 2700 bloc* at 8: 11 a.m. Sunday.
• S.ywood Drive: A vehicle burglary was
reported in the 500 bloc* at 10:42 a.m .
Sunday.
• San Jo~in Hilla Road: A vehicle
burglary was reported in the 2600 bloc* at
8:53 a.m. Sunday.
• Sierka Street: Petty theft was reported in
the 200 block at 9:08 a.m. Sunday. • Watt Coast Highway: An auto theft was
•31st Street: Battery was reported in the
100 block at 1:07 a.m. Sunday.
LAWYER
Continued from Al
Willingham said. "A lot of people
are very upset and they want to
see it stay.~
Willingham wrote a May 30
le1ter to Keith Lam, the shopping
center's property manager,
claiming that Adkins is "open to
multiple suggestions" that would
pave the way for her to stay.
A meeting has been scheduled
for today between Adkins and
Vons officials, who have agreed
SMELLS
Continued from A 1
it's from decomposed shells. old
oil fields. We don't know what it
IS, but we know we can put in an
underground system to capture
It."
Ridgeway wants to capture it
and run it up the Oagpole -lit·
eralJy. The councilman. whose
district includes Balboa Village,
hopes to hurry along a program
that will capture the gas under·
ground and then vent it into the
$ky using a hollow flagpole that
would be installed at the end of
Washington Street right at the
boardwalk.
Cost of installing the under-
ground system: about $200,000.
Enjoying a sandwich at a village
restaurant free from the suffocat-
VERDICT
Continued from Al
to reopen stalled talks for a lease
extension.
"Vons is reviewing all of its op-
tions as it related to possible ex-
pansion and current retail ten-
ants at the shopping center."
said Daymond Rice, a spokes-
man for Vons owner Safeway Inc.
MVons is seeking a solution that
will benefit all of the residents of
Costa Mesa."
A year ago. Vons mounted
plans to expand and refurbish
the center; those plans received
City Council approval. No build-
ing pennjts have been issued for
the work. though.
ing stench: priceless.
Mlt can be quite ripe at times.
just like a rotten egg smell." said
Jim Fournier. a longtime local
who remembers seeing the gas
bubble up from the mud when
workers were laying the founda-
tion for the new Balboa Fun
Zone. MThe locals have pretty
much gotten used to it, but tour-
ists are often pretty offended.·
Fournier and others say the
smell hasn't been as bad lately,
but if history Is a guide. It will be
back.
Balboa Island has already
been successful with the solution
J'lanned for the village: The Oag·
pole at Balboa Island's fire sta-
tion takes stink from under-
ground -right under people's
noses -and spews It high Into
the sky.
The work Is tentatively
planned a.s part of Phase 3 of
Willingham said she has ap-
pealed 10 the city to help Adkins
find a new location for the Om-
elette Parlor, which sits in a re-
development area.
Also. on Saturday and Sunday.
supporters of the restaurant cir-
culated a petition, gatheiing
some 800 names of people who
want the restaurant and bar to
stay. Willingham said.
• PAUL CLINTON covers the
environment, business and pohllcs.
He may be reacned at (949)
764-4330 or by e-mail at
paul.clinton @fatimes.com.
Balboa Village improvements,
but Ridgeway doesn't want to
wait that long. Ridgeway ts lob-
bying for funding as part of the
city's budget. under the cap1taJ
improvements program. imtead
of waiting for the 2004-05 budget
that's Likely to fund all of the
Phase 3 improvements. Either
way, it will probably come from
general fund money.
"People think it's a sewer
smell, but It's jus( Mother Na-
ture," said Gay Wassall-Kelly.
Peninsula resident and commu-
nity activist. "Hopefully, the odor
will soon be ventilated over our
heads and it will be dissipated
into the air."
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reacned ar
(949) 574-4232 or by e--mail at
1unt1.caaagrande@l11times.com.
information personally. ln other His answer was predictable.
words. when yo\J're dead. MWe ain't got no N's," he said.
A crusty old chief petty officer Trying to be agreeable, I
was manning the little machine suggested leaving It blank. "If
that punched out the tags. He the ship goes down," I polnted
minute. And then, the grown obviously took a d1m view of this out. "there aren't going to be any
woman next to me fell on the bunch of guys, who were clearly burial ceremonies. anyway."
CHIEF
Continued from Al
very comfonable with the transi-
tion so far," Hensley said.
Mayor Gary Monahan said he
is lookjng forward to working
with Hensley.
"He's got some big shoe~ 10 fill
in Dave Snowden. bur everything
about John l'i fan r~tic," Mona-
han said.
Hen~ley is only the fourth po-
lice chief in Costa Mesa's SO-year
history. Snowden's retirement
came after 16 years as chief.
Snowden received a retire-
ment plaque and badge at the
Monday council meeung.
• OEEPA BHARATH covers pubhc
safety and courts She may be
read'led at 19491574-4226 °' bv &-mail
at deep11 bh11rath a lar1mtts com
Deirdre Newman contributed to this
report
OBITUARIES
Mary Prances
Norton
Services (or 48-yn.r Co-
rona del Mar resklent
Mary Frances Nonoo wW
be he.Id at 2:15 p.m.
Thursday at Pad.ftc Vl.ew
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ton dJed on Selurdq of
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Mary JG Reilly and Wle
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Someone elJe began shouting knew it J had another idea. "How .l'YUllA; uu:a\ nQM
out gfbberlsh. Within seconds, I Each tag had your name, about -"
was the only one in my seat, but serial number, blood type and But the chief had a long line of
not for long. Terrified, I da.ahed rellglon. A4 we came to the head officers waiting, and be was tired
out of the tent. and even though of the line, the man ahead bf me, of this one. Slam went the
J didn't have my angel wings, I when asked h1a religion, said, machine and "P" appeared on
flew home, where I stammered a "atheist" my nametag.
description of what I'd seen. The chief didn't even look up ~1 didn't say I was a
My father's jaw tightened. as he growled, "You gotta be a P Protestant." l complained.
"Kate, there'll be no more of that for Protestant, a C for Catholic, "Hell," said the chief. "'That P
nonsense,~ he said, and that was or a J for Jewish. We a.ln't got no don't atand for Protestant That
pretty much the end of iny &." atanda for Prtvate. That means
church-going. The officer, a man your religion ls your own private
Cut to World War U. A4 a new disappolntingty laddng ln affair. The Navy won't never
Naval officer, I was standing ln princtple, abruged and said be know the difference."
line with a bunch of other new would aett1e for P for Protestant If only all religSous disawloru
Navy officers to get our My tum came. When the cbief could be handled ao
nametags, the little metal tap got to re.llgton I Mid. "N: pragmatlcally.
on which are punched the vital The chief ICOWled at me.
atatisdca the Navy may need "Wbaddya mean, m•
someday when you aren't ln a •N for none oflhe Ncvy'1
poaidon to provide th.ls buaineu. • 1 &DIWef'ed.
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MAILBAG
City needs to stop
shopping cart theft now
Jeff Bracey's June 12 letter,
MStealing shopping carts ought to
be treated like stealing,• on the
shopping cart issue is righ1 on
target (no pun intended).
Taking and using another'!>
property without the owner'l>
permission and beyond the
owner' in1en1 is, plainly. theft.
And the convenience o f the thief
is not a justification Why '>h ould
the rest of the citizenry pay
higher taxes and increa'>ed store
prices to subsidi1e thieves'
scoff-law attitudes? I w ould not
divert police re'>oUrle' from other
areas in a campaign to actively
seek o ut these m1:.creant'>. Rut
when someone i'> seen pushing a
cart that obviously (and usually
boldly labeled as such) b a
merchant's property. down the
street or in a residential area. why
shouldn't the obviom thief be ·
stopped right there. and at least
be required to rerurn the Molen
property right then to its owner
-with a formaJ warning given.
perhaps even an infractio n
citation.
The predominant unauthon1ed
use seems to be by s tore patron...
who misappropriate a cart to take
purchase!> home (and not always
purchases from the same store
that owns the cart). and then
abandon the cart on the s treet or
in a vacant lot. Ir the authonties
would pay a11cn11on at. the
misuse occurred. then fear of
coming to the authorities·
auention would very quickly
reduce the instance ... o r thi'>
misuse. .
GORDON MARHOEFER
(.,osta Mesa
Solution to cart problem
just a dollar away
It is true that lhe nly of (,o~ta
Mesa faces the dilemma or what to
do about the ahandont'd shopping
carts. It is aJso true that the local
merchants are the victims or theft.
The police can't pO'>'>ibly keep up
with the monitonng or cart theft:
we'IJ never find ls Dennill
Rodman's desire to move to an
area more conservative than
Newport Beach. .
GEORGE LAMPINEN
Newport Beach
Time to destroy Huscroft
House and end debate
I watched in agony June 9 as our
Costa Mesa Planning Commission
considered the proposal for the
relocation of the now infamous
Huscroft House from its present
temporary location on Arlington
-where it perches like a pimple
on the nose ofTeWink.le Park -to
a location on Bernard Street.
I was amazed that the Planning
Commission and city staff were
unable to recall the specifics of the
direction the City Council had
provided when. they agreed to
move forward with this proposal
-the only option left to them
short of demolishing the ~historic"
eyesore -and that the
commission had not been
provided with a copy of the
agreement as part of their package
for the deliberations.
Shon of a successful appeal to
the City Council. the commission's
decision to follow staff's
recommendations practically
insures this move will never take
place. The recommendations
apparently make it .financially
impractical for the proposed
owners to ta.Ice titJe to it. move it to
the location -at city expense -
then to rehabilitate the adjoining
properties which share the lot.
Their plan to subdivide the
property and sell of part o f it to
pay for the rehabilita tion seem .;
ill-conceived from the start.
Despite the apparent ~ood
intentions or the applicant and the
city it is time to put thi~ issue to
rest. Far too much time and
energy has already been expended
by the city staff on this project.
apparenlly with no compensation
by the applicant in the form of
fees normally charged. The city
should back away fiom this deal
and proceed with the demolition
of the Huscroft House. Perhaps we
can make it part of the
·coslAmazing· celebration later
this month and invite former
Mayor Unda Dixon to swing the
first sledgehammer.
GEOFF WEST
Costa Mesa
11 would cenamly require d
fuU -tlme unit to keep up with the
ucketing or offending individuals.
Abandoned cans do create an
eyesore and sometimes a
hazardous situation on our streets,
so something has to be done to
correct the situation to everyone's
satisfaction. L.A. may be able to
I suggest we adopt a solution ·1 NIMBY
similar to that I witnessed while in Sl ence S
Europe in November of last year. "Should LA.'s interest ln El Toro
There. lhe markets harness the provide much hope to
carts together by means of a strap Newport-Mesa residents?"
with a coin-operated padlock. The L.A. Mayor Hahn's recent
customer inserts one Euro (about discussion talks of leasing the
a dolJar), the can is released. and closed El Thro property not only
when the can is returned, so is the brings hope to Newport-Mesa
money. Of course. this would residents, but hope to the entire
mean some Inconvenience to the transportation industry and
customers who must have the nation, as weU.
right change. but once people The Federal Aviation
become accustomed to it. they Administration has clearly staled
would come prepared. The many times that our nation is
amount of money must be faced with a runway shortage
significant enough so that the crisis. People want to travel, but
customer would be motivated lo they don't want to pay the price in
return the cart. Think of It. The terms of having to deal wtt.tf
READERS RESPOND
Owner Susan Adkins talks to longtime customer s at the Omelette Parlor during a lunch break.
Rallying arouild the frying pan
AT ISSUE: The closing of
the Omelette Parlor has
upset the stomachs of
longtime regulars.
Hear ye. hear ye, hear ye. A.'
17 -year customers of both Von'
and the Omelette Parlor. we
hereby announce that not only will we
not shop at Von~ anymore. we will aho
not be able to pauoni7e any new
bw.in~ that goe'> into the'Omelette
Parlor '>pace. The memones of ~oot.I old
home-cooked·style food in a fun and
fnendly atmosphere would be too
much for us to bear t.hould we ever
enter upon those premises again. I
~uspect that many people v.ill have the
same reaction.
By this public notice. let any
prospectJve tenant be made aware ur
the uphill battle that they will fight in
trying to survive there. Also, shame on
Vons shouJd they not inform any new .
tenant of what transpired and how
difficult ii will be for any business to he
successful In that location for many
years to come.
DON, PAT, COWN AND EMILY INSLEY
Newport Beach
Our family has frequented the
Omelette Parlor for at least 20 years. I
never knew it was that long. but I used
to meet a retired friend there for lunch.
Just looked up on the wall and noticed
his retirement was 1981. Enjoy seeing
the waitresses and employees and
asking the boss, Susan, to teU me about
her latest revic;1on Whl'ther 1t was the
floor or tht• Jlr < m1<.111mnmg. ... he know<,
II .111
Yt·Jh, tht· hl'lllr\ J.n<.I nu'>t.tlg1a. tht'
tll•t ura11011,, 1lw hor.,.. carnagl', tht'
h i,tom picturl'., of the ..trca. and ye'>.
tht.: old fa,hio11ed rne11u' 1hat t'ven
lt'J<'h mt· '>Oml' m.inm·r,. Yeah I hke i't
all. anti the pntt' '' right. too. We first
v1 ... 11t·d th!' pl.1tl' wht'n 11 wa., .:1 family
rt' ... taumn1 11 tht•n bt•tJml' tht' Omelette
l'·.uior
Bn·.ikfa'>t is great, with huh: featur.,.,
that I p.m1cularty en1oy-the breakfast
po1a1oe,, cubed and fried. hctJf bdked
putatot''-· the wheat fn~1!>h muffim
with nut'> • .111<.1 '>er\'ed with dpple buner.
gfl't·n g.un..,h the vaneiy of omelet!>;
ant.I finally. the name-; followmg the old
Jnd or mayhe pre\ent C o<,ta \1e'MI
offic1ah One omelet, \;ate Reade'" Right
-I finally met '>Omeone who knew
him , h1\ c;on m·law, J ldwyer. R1ck
laylor, who recently rJ.11 for Newport
Heach Ciry Counetl and grew up in this
area Gue"'> living m Lorona dt'I Mar.
we never thought we would personally
know any of rhe honored.
Our family ha.., grown up there; now
the kid'i are out of colll'gc. and we have
our fir;t grandson. I le'!> learning his
manneN at the Omelette Parlor. t'Ven if
n ow hie; favorite d1<,h 1<. oatmeal with
ra.ic;ms and brown sugar Althou~ I
never liked oatmf'al a!> a k:Jd. I have to
say. u's pretty good. We sometime-; eat
so late in the afternoon. after J p.m ..
that we have had a ..andwich m Cllester
Drawer;, but that'c; not normally our
menu. Food's i;tood there. too My bo}'!">
tell me the dnnks are rt"asonable and
the place .., fun. Although Olt"ter
Dra .... t'I'\ h.I'> had uowdo, \\I' IMH' lll'\'l'r
hcJrd of ma1ur problem'
lhe cu,tnnwr' art· rt',Jlt't llul the
d1entelt' \/"am·' from 1ht· young 10 1ht·
old . Even tht• dog' thal a cu-.tomt'r ma)
leave lll'd 10 a fem l' r.111 an· trwndl\o
Although then: 1c, onn• ctnd .i wlult' ii
wait. there are a ft'w pt'w hcncht.'' .m<l
garden out froni for the wamng
tU~tomers.
Although I can't ...ay we are regular
CU'>tomers or Lon~ DruK.'> or Von~ ..... t'
have '>topped in 10 huy 1hing' after
lunch We aho frt-quenwd IJ1e pl7..1<1
1omt tha1 wa .... on 1he end and m fact
used to mee1 there w1th .,,,1m 1eam after
mee~. We bel1t'Ve the Omelt'llt' Parlor 1'
an 3-'>set to Co'ita Me<.a and we hope 11
can remain where 11 " a fixture 111 lhe
ary. Ye!., we wouJd love to have the
Omelene Parlor m Corona de! Mar If
Susan could find all our h..,toncal
phoros, maybe we too rnuJd learn ow
hi<1tory. as well as we knCM C.o!>ta Mesa·.,_
DICK AND SANDY NICHOLS
( o<,ta Me..a
It is sad to me that Vons ha<, choc;en
to terminate the lea11t• of the Omelette
Parlor in Costa Me<1a. I have en1oyed
many special occasion., tht•re with
family and friends, and 1t'i unique food
and atmooiphere made it a nice
alternative to the typical "corporate
food" available in Orange Counn I
s incerely hope that Vom will
reconsider 1ts dec1s1on and let th1'>
landmark remam for yea~ to come
DAN PARSONS
"ewpo rt Beach
markets would no longer have to accommodating new runways to COMMUNITY COMMENTARY HOW TO CONTACT
send their employees out to accommodate fu~ growth. ~~~~~vas:tly~im~p~rov~ed~.:an~d~eve~~~on~e~b!£_·b~~~=t~~~~~%~~~:r~LA.~-~~~ellln~~~s·~~-f---,rr...,...,~~~-.-~~~~~~~~~~~~-!-~~Y~O~U~R~R~E~PR~ESENTATIVES
concerned would be satisfied. Orange County what do and atate ere a Ve yo U gone CfTY OF COSTA .:SA
JOAN MORRISON that they have no right meddlin1 ' Costa Meu City H•ll, n Fair Drive, Costa
Costa Mesa ln our affaln. Meaa. CA 92626, (714) 754-5223
Los Angeles World Alrporta Denn z·s Rodman ? M-vOr. Gary Monah•n Kudos to Newport mayor
'for getting at iss ues
I am writing to say, as a resident
of Newpon Beach, how pleased I
am wtth Mayor Steve Bromberg's
effortJ at reaching out to our
community. No other City Council
member has ever (to my
knowledge) made It a point to
write regular articles in the Daily
Pilo\ explaining what ls happening
in the Newport Beach council
chambers. His evenhanded
approach to all iuuea and the way
be presJdes over council meetings
(the dmea I've caught them on the
local 1tadon) ls marvelous. He
even bu a regular column ln our
neighborhood newsletter ln which
he explal.m all the relevant news
and ltema of our interest before
the council.
I am very lmpmeed by
Bromberl's leaderah!p and
~ _ atewvdehtp of t.h1a clty't affaJra
and hope that be 1t«ys lnvoJ.ed
for a long dn)e to com..
IUIMRILY
BeJboa bland • ~ p
D>es Rodman belong
among the unbelievable?
Am.Ila 11.uban. the PouD&aln of
......... Holy Ord aDd Jimmy ......................... •
already owns and operates four • Coundt. Ubby eow.n, All•n Menaoor. Mike
airports in Southern Callfom.la. Sd'teaf9r and Chr11 Steel
one or which la located in Ontario,
a county outaJde or L.A. South
County. Residenta bawn't balbd
about the fact that L.A. ii
meddling in San Bemardlno
County's transportation daln.
The same South County
hypocrite leaders haft need to
Washington countleta dm• to
demand that their •Great Park•
take precedence over the nadon'a
transport:adon crlaia and ttie El
Thro airport that would
responsibly eue the aiill Ind
benefit the economy. Ann't d:.y
attemptina to block lafllraW8
commerce and medal With cbe
nation's affa1n Jutt eo Ibey can
appease their own lelf-c:enterwdJ
Thank you. Hahn, ror comlni
forward. Now abow Orlnl'e
CoU.nty that )IOU can do Wtw our
own Boatd of Supervllo11 couldn't
for El Toro: Plan an airport and
opetadooa In eccordince whb ....
aviation ldmtnilaadOD and dii
pOo11. I.e. the V·PlarL 1'bn the
South County NIMBYt' rillhtman
of I tb.re&-*'I altpOi't Wlb flml
be aUenaid oncm and far all and
Ibey can tbeil Incl eorDitblnl.. .
to blllk lbout. Ub dM lbOt1ap ol rr.w.,. lilniliL
M111n• • rna••a ~--···-
CfTY OF NEWPORT BEACH
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Newport~. CA 92883, (Mt) 5"-3309
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Coundt Gary Adlrne. John Hen.men, Did:
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-QUOTE OF TtE DAY
"My goal in li/e is to be
known as a runner. 11
•1t1l1 lcbtn, OCC tras:k, cross country star
Sports Y1Dr Rlchlrd Dunn: (949) 574-4223 • lpof1ll Fu: (949) 650-0170
DAILY PILOT COLLEGE ATHLETE OF THE MONTH
Michelle Icban
Though she prefers being in the pack,
Pirate's talent propels her to the front.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot : s he prefers to run within the pack. but the results
• reveal an ironic twist More often than not, Michelle
lcban finds herself ahead of the competition, which
means first place can't be too far away.
The 19-year-old Orange Coast College sensation capped
off her two-year OCC career by breaking the meet
10,00G-meter record to repeat as state champion last month.
Her time of 35:49.24 was more than 28 seconds better than
her nearest competitor.
Icban, who also repeated as state champion in the 5,000,
said competitors helped push her to new heights at Olabot
Collep in Oakland.
"'Ibey were runnlng the same pace right behind me,·
lcban recalled. "1bat felt cool. that they were still with me
put the SIC mark."
1ben kban made her move, building an insurmountable
lead that would give her a personal best
No matter the race, the strategy stays the same:
run with the group for awhile, then turn on the
speed.
Ml like to run with other people," lcban said. Ml'm
not a person who likes to run by myself.•
The Orange Empire Conference Runner of the Year
in cross country and track gains motivation from a variety of
sources, including coaches.
lcban won the 10,000 at the Southern California meet in
36:30, three seconds off the Coast record. After the race, she
made a friendly wager with Coach Marco Ochoa that if she
didn't break the school record at the state meet, he would
quit his job.
She had worked up to breaking the school record fo r
weeks preceding the state meet, when her goal came to
frujtion.
"It was a joke," lcban said about the bet with Ochoa. "But
it motivated and helped me. He said I was strong enough to
[set the school record). The whole week I wanted it."
The Cypress resident credJts teammates such as Ava Jones
See ICBAN, Paa• A7
GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
MARK C. DUSTIN I DAILY Pl.OT
June 23 honOree
LAWRIE CUNNINGHAM
LlmELEAGUE
BASEBALL
Dodger
homers
key win
Ryding, Green dingers
propel CMNLL champs
into TOC quarterfinals.
Patrick L.verty
Daily Pilot
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Its the
Yankees who carry the moniker of "The
Bronx Bombers.• but Monday in the
first round of the District 62 Tourna-
ment of Olampion.s, it was the Dodgers
who did some Costa Mesa clubbing.
The Costa Mesa National Little
League major division champions
slugged a pair of home runs, a three-run
blast by Josh Ryding in the first inning
and a two-run shot by Cody Green in
the fifth, to secure a 7-4 victory over the
Costa Mesa American Uttle League Yan-
kees Monday and advance to the
quanerfinals.
The Dodgers (22·2) will face the win-
ner of tonight's contest between the
Seaview Little League champions and
the second-place entry from Fountain
Valley Little League on Saturday at 9
a.m. at LeBard Park in Huntington
Beach.
Their advancement didn't seem so
likely after a rough first-half inning.
The Yankees (I 0-11) took an early 3-0
lead with singles by Ben Loundsbury,
Kevin Hoffman and Josh Werdel Jesse
Dawson. Ouis Robinson and Hoffman
scored the runs.
"It was very encouraging that we
came out like that." said Yankees Man-
ager Larry Dawson. who had seen his
team lose twice to the Dodgers earlier
this season.
But a couple of strong defensive plays
by the Dodgers prevented the YanJcees
from adding to that lead.
Left fielder Coleman Brown threw out
a runner at the plale and catcher Nick
Pederson thttw out an anempted base
stealer to end the inning.
When Ryding tied the game with a
towering home run to cenLer field in the
bottom of the inning, scoring Alex Gro-
sek and Pederson, the Yankees' lead was
long gone.
•[It was) very big," Dodgers Coach
Kim Pederson said. "Josh has hit eight
home runs for us this year. He's a big-
play guy.
"1bat settled us down. We started the
game tight The kids were nervous."
The Dodgers tacked on another run
and Green then went to work on the
See BASEBAU., Pqe A7
COLLEGE MEN'S
VOLLEYBALL
a candidate
UC Irvine men'• volleyball All-Ameri -
can Jimmy Pe1ul la among 24 players
invited by USA Volleyball to try out for
the 2003 Wodd University Games.
The playen begin tralning June 27 at
the United States Olympic 1hlining
Center in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Once a team ot 12 players and alter·
nates ls telected, It wUl compete in the
Japan-USA Men's Challenge CUp, a se-
ries of aix matches in Japan from July 26
through Aug. 3. The team wUl then re· .
tum to Colorado Springs to begin flnal
preparatlona for the World University
Ge.mel, ICheduled Aug. 21-31 ln Daegu.
Korea.
Pm.el. a ftnt-team American VoJley-
bUI Coaches Alaodat1on All-American
u a funk>r in 2003, wu also a firsMeam
All-Mountain Pldftc Sportl ~don
honoree. He ranked eecond nationally
ln pofuta per pme (6.37) and fourth ln
kiDI per pme (5.16), while setting the ua .... leMOn tchool record for kWa
wUh 593. He helped the Anteaten earn
the No. 1 nadoOll ranldna euty lo the
............... iJl'OIJ'llD.
UC1 eo.:b JDbn Spaw wtll alto be
In Colando Spdl1ll ct. eummer u the
b-1 COKh .. lhe 2003 MdoMl boys
JO'dh trllniml ...... UCl • .._. lbe __,.. wllb a 20-11
recotcl IDd tbi No. 5 ...... ~
ICBAN
Continued from A6
and Roseann
Peters for helping
to move her along
throughout lhe
season, which
culminated in the
Coast women
placing third a t
the state meet.
Peters placed
third in both tht:>
1,500 (4:37.57)
and 800 (2: 17.:DJ
while Jones took
fiflh in the 1,500
in 4:47.75 a nd
sixth in the 5.000
(18:21.78) at the
state
championship~.
8orft: Ott. I. t Ml Ho......,ws=CVPftis =~oot-2 IPon: Ttaq alld field
iv.ma: eoo. 1.soo.
5,000, 10.000. relay. ~John Knox.
Marco Ochoa ,......_too« Vlnllt. ke cream
,.,,..... ...... : •• Lot to
R«Mmber-
~ ~ MCMnent: •areeking
the lmee1l 10,000 record .i the sute
meet [last monthj.•
The _,.In rwtew: She defended ~state tltles in the 5,000 and 10,000
meters, wlMlng with tltJies of 17:2A.53
and 35~9.24, r~. to help OCC
ftnlsh third In the tum standings. She
was named Orange Empire Confwence ~nner of the Year In track.
Ollrfii eonecmr sports urd wies
works hard,• said
Knox, the OEC
Coach o f the Year
in men's and
women's track
and cross
country. ·she is
at every
workout.•
lcban, who wiU
continue her
academic and
athletic career
this rail a t Adams
State in Alamosa,
Colo., maintains
her m arch toward
competing in
marathons
someday.
"My goal In life
is to be known as
a runner,• she
WThey have a lot of "peed in lhe
1,500," lcban said. ·11 wai. a hard
course and they pushed me. I owe
them a lot·
said. "I've only
competed in half-m arathons, so I'd
like to Lravel and train for the full
ones now."
lcban has also trained the right
way. managing lO 'itay healthy
virtually all of he r Coai.t career. Jones and Peteri. also ran alongside
lcban as <the won the ind1Vldual state
cross country lltle lai.t fall. The trio
helped the Pirates win the state team
title, as well.
A steady work ethic and
determination have contrihuted to
lcban·~ '>UCl'Cl>l>, John Knox, her
coach in bo1h crO'>l> l'ountry and
track. explained.
"II all rnrncl> down lo the girl 1ha1
"She h as not b een injured the la'>t
two years," Knox i.aid. "She run'i
'>mart milei. ... not going crazy at the
beginning or the season, but, rather,
building a good base and going from
there. She i<J a great team leader w ho
puts everyone in front or herself a11d
lets things happen."
Most often. lcban happens to leave
the fi eld in her rear-view mirror.
SPORTS
BASEBALL
Continued from A6
mound
After allowtng three rum on t.hJtt h11~ m the fir.I m
ning, the right-hander gave up Jll.'>t one mun• h11 before
being relieved by Nick Peden.on, after facing ont• hatter 111
the fifth. Green struck out '>lX OVl'r lus final thrt>t' mrnngo.
and onJy two Yankees reached ba-.e.
But strong defense by the YankL't'S kf'pl lhem wuhm
striking distanc.e.
Shortstop Jesse OaW'lOn made a tno ol highlight playi..
including the turning of a double play that halted a Dodg
ers rally in the fourth inning. Werdel. playin~ rntther,
made a difficult catch on a pop-up to end thr11 11Hm1g.
Overall, the Yankees committed jus1 1hn~ emm
But the Dodgers displayed M>rne glove work of 1hcir
own. Green made a strong play on a rnmebadu:r 10 end
the fourth inning. Third baseman (,m-,ek turned a l>eauu-
ful double play in the fifth inning. !>teppmg on third and
then throwing to second after the Yanket'l> l1<1d put their
fm.1 two hitters on base in the inning.
"In the second half of the -.eac;on, we wcrt• '>lartmg to
malt! more mistakes on deforu.e. -Pt~er<.an ... ud "We've
been concentrating on defeni.e and hl·mg n·ady 10 maJw
the play. It ~owed today.·
Holding a two-run advantage after four mning,, < .rt't'n
padded the lead with a line dnvc two·run honwr to u·n
ter with two outs in the bottom of the fiflh innm~ flll'
runs proved important as the Yankt't"> man;1gt'<J a ldlt'
rally in the final frame.
A single up the middle by Mall Culp wnh om• out cut
the deficit to three ruru.. Hrian Waldron wa.' tlwn ablt• 111
reach ba.!>e on a error, bu1 Green p1d.L'<.I up 1ht• loo'><' hall
in short center field and fired 10 third h.N· 111 l,1tt h tht'
lead runner.
Frie Middeson recorded the final ou1, 1.111 h111g ,1 Oy b<11J
in right field that i.ent the IA>dgt>r' 111111 till' 1wx1 rou11d
HIGH SCH.OOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL
SlAN H LLE R OM Y Pll )T
CdM H1gh's Enc Jones (3), a 6-foot-7 middle blocker, towered over his competrtioo this season to become first-team All-CIF selection
Five Newport-·Mesa standouts are All-CIF
CdM 's Jones, Eagles'
Korne a desi nated
first-team honorees.
Corona del Mar High senior
Eric Jones and F.stancla High
junlor Josh Kornegay headline
five Newport-Mesa standouts
named All-CIF Southern Section
by boys volleyball coaches.
Jones, a 6-foot-7 middle
blocker bound for Stanford, is a
first-team honoree In Division 11,
while Kornegay, a 6-4 opposite,
is a first-team pick in Division
Ill.
CdM senior Bart Welch and
tan u i . Hartwell a.re
second-team selections ln their
respective divisions, while EBtan-
cia sophomore Trevor Holmes is
a third·teanl pick.
Jones, the Newport-Mesa
Player of the Year and the Co-
Player of the Year in the Pacific
Coast League, overcame nagging
ankle problems to lead the Sea
Klngs to the PCL crown and a
berth in the OF Div{.,ion lJ
quarterfinals..
Though he had never played
$1095 Tire Rot.ti on
•nd Br11ke 130J lnapect•on
IMtUdlc • Full ar.ke~IOn • R<*teh
• Anet tlrt P"*IUft
• Viluel chtdt of cNilie & IUlplllllon
• Aecofd br1lkt ~ • Aoed .... for C*fonnlnoe s...,.. llNtecw IOt dltllla. 8l3Q,'03.
volleyball before high school and
played hi'l first club season after
debuting on the varsi!}' as a jun·
ior, Jones captured the fancy o
Stanford recruiters, who offered
him a scholarship before his
sen ior prep season began.
Kornegay, a versatile and tal·
ented perfonner who also
brought intangibles to Coach
Thacey Heims' Eagles, led the
squad to a share or the Golden
West League tJtle. It was the pro·
gram's first league championship
since 1984.
A powerful hitter, who was
also among thl' 1.agl~· most
skilled passer., Komt>gay helped
F.stancia reach th<' Cll Divi..,lon
Ill seminnifs. when it fell in a
five games to San Gabriel.
Welch, a 6-0 out<,1dt' hitter,
also overcame ankle problem~ to
provide the Sea Ki.n~ with sea-
soned ball control.
Hartwell, a 6·2 out'iidc hitter.
was also effective as a hitter and
passer, while Holm~. tl1e Eagles'
setter, helped solidify the attack
as the all-important tngger man.
Al.I but Holmes were AJJ-New-
port-Mesa honoree.. this pring.
Tuesddy, June 17. 2003 A7
BRIEFLY
Mustangs ' Topps All-CIF
Mesa shortstop lone
local recognized fo r
softball expertise.
Cost.a M~ 1 ligh senior Ann
Marie Toppi;, the Co-Most Valu-
able Player in the Golden West
League, has lx.-en named All-CH·
:'>outhem Section for a tlurd
i.traight bOftba.11 season.
lne University of Oregon·
hound shora1op, who belted an
Orange CoWlty·be'>t I I home
rum. ttus ~pring and represented
the Mustang.s in a county all·'>lar
game, i'> a first-learn select1on m
Division Ill. She was a <,econd
team AJl·CIF pick in Division IV
~ a Junior and a sophomore
fopps lut .507 wnh a \luggmg
percenlage or .84':1. Of her 37 lut....
22 were for extra base<i and 'ihe
drove Ill 4 I runi., while '>Conng
26. She led Coach Rick Buonan
go\ Mustangi, 10 the program\
fif\t league ulle and a fourth
'>trctigh1 trip to the Lit playoff,_
M~ firu~hed 17 11 after a 4 · :!.
fin.1 -round loss to Redondo Ma)
2.1.
Topps earned fir-.Heam all·
league each of her thre<> var.11y
'>{'a!>(Jlb.
2 30 Eosl I 7 St • Cosio Mesa
(949) 722-7224
N'#w l~loOnd Qlpt'I\ (,<"'
f-'orl-fn 11)-6 • .nl l(J
A YSO regi~tration
•SOCCER: 1-lnaJ ~arty regJMrJ
uon for AN) Ht-won ':J7 ,.., torugl11
from fl.JO to H so a1 Nt-Wpon
I lc1gh1' I J1,me111ary ~'h«X>I. 3011
La.\I 15th S1
I-et"> ar1· Sli'l for the fiN playt•r
from a family, ~75 for a set:onu
duh.I 1111d W, fur ~ach i.ub6.t
q11en1 thud from the same famity
Alter l\1c-.day, k't"'i are $125 Pf'
pldycr
I or 111lurr11dllOn, VlS.1
WU 'IV. IU'Wf HJf /tl\i\0. l ()/fl
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebr dtmg !he Daily Piiot s '
Athlete of !:hf> Week seoes
TODAY
20 1<11s~ Tylt•r
"'lf'wpon Harbur
(J1rl~ !>< • •·r 2001
FIT FOR LIFE
Enjoy Fitness as a Part of Your Lifestyle
LATEST 1N W EICHT Tiw"l1r..;G/CA1m10 F1r-..1 EfJ Mf"' •
(OMPUM[''HAR' FIT"IE (fJ ~ i •
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JR. O l',.MPIC Sw111.1M:~c. Poo -R1 " ~"·· • L
CAt.L ~OR A CoMPL1M£NTARLG1..or-.1 P ,,., ''1> Tm H
• UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC CLUB
(949) 752 7903
1701 Quail Street, Newport BeJch
Give Us Your Child
this Summer.
And we'll give you a student
a full academk lewl higher.
At Tutonn9 Clubs o f Am,.,.ca w' r' d!!dt<at!!d to ,,,\ur on9
your child succtt<Js
Ml>\t 1mpo•tdnr .,.. • nrlp
\lud"nt\ .i ho*'vf' U1'•
\f•lf f"\tttni o1n•1 if uf'r •
t h"y n~ j I ••I'd All In
W ith our "lldus111e-Tutor Aid Justµ hour\ GUAMNTEEO.
curriculum w' ~
cr,at' l"am1n9 Summe mp Celli IO<loly and tmd proqrams out mor .. 11 • ould be s~lfteally r .... "" tht" rn1•\! 1mponc1n1
d's~9n!!d for your child's ~s summer of your ch1ltl s Iii'
(949) 645 7900
488 Ea5t i]th Strttt • Costa M~\a
<com~ of'""~ A\Of'nu•·
MATH • READING • WRITING • STUDY SKILLS • SAT PREP
.....,.._,.=-o • .. ~ --__........ --•
2640 legal Nolm -.., Noaces
Rc9M .....
"-S.....
Tlle fottowln& penOtl$
•r• <kllna busin1n as:
Coot•• lnnonti11ni,
1535 Superior Avenue.
Su ite tJ I. Newport
Buch. Cahfornla 92663
Mafk l. lvans, 1535
Superior Avenue. Suite
•31, Newport Beach,
Callfornla 92663 This buslntss 1i. con
ducted by: •n
h1dividual
H•ve you started do1na
buSiness yet? No
Mark Evans
Thls statement was
flied with lho Co11nly
Clerk of Oun&• Cou11ty
on06/06/03
200-SH471SO
01ily ll1tot kma 10. \1.
24. July l, 2003 Tl 4l
fidlllm ......
"-S.......
The followln& persons
are doina business u ,
Allied Judament Recov·
ery. 575 W 19th Street.
Costa Mesa, Cahfor ma 92677 •
Rick Dekker, 1927
Harbor Blvd , •17!>.
Costa Mea. Caltfornla
92627
lhlS business is con·
dueled b~: an
individual
Have you sta1t1d dolna
business ye17 No Ricll Oellker
This statement wn
ftled with lite County
Clerk of Onnc,e County
on 05/12/03
200S6t4USS
Daily Pilot June 10, 17,
24, July 1. 2003 ll51
Co 949 642-5678
Put o few w.,.4•
tewwk fw
........
'tli , ••""'" "'*"' .........
the fotlowlnc person
has 1bandoned the use
of the fictitious Busl
neu N11mt: AUTO PARTS
PLUS. 1000 S. Coast Or
No Vl06, Coste Mesa.
California 92626
The f letitlous Business
name r et erred to above
was filed in Ortnae
County on 05/05/1997,
FILE NO. 19973719870
faribou Hajinabi, 1000
S. Coast Dr., Vl06,
Cost• Meu, California
Subject to cond1hons prescribed by the underslcned. sealed bids for a lump Sum Contract are
Invited lor the lollowln& Work.
INfRASTRUCTutlE PROJECT I
MUl Tl-SPfCIAL1Y SUITI REMODEL
PROJECT NO. 994510 -81D PACKAGE I 4
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVIN€ MEDICAL CENTER
Bid Deadline orfalnally scheduled tor 2:00 P.M., falDAY, JUNE 20, 2003 has been deferred
to. 2:00 P.M., THURSDAY, JULY 3, 2003
PROJECT DESCRIPllOfh This project will renovate 5,941 ASf m Pavilion Ill (Buildlne 29) to create
two suites, one 101 urology Hrvices and one lor medicaH.ur111cal specialties. The Su1aery and
Medical Spec1allles Chnics that currently occupy the space will also be accommodated withfn the
renovated spa1.e, lhe renovation will improve space efficiency and will include approximately six
new procedure rooms, approximately JO eum rooms, ~ace tor chnical and adm1mstraltve support
staff, and waitine and reception areas Worlo. will include demolition; carpentry; hazardous material
abatement, elect11cal, HVAC, fire dlarm. telephone, data. and plumbing uperades; new casework
and mlllwork, patching; and new lon1shes, mcludin& acoustical ce1lm&s. resilient floorm&, carpet,
and paint.
ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST: S 1,0SS,000.00
Note: Primo llcWen who do not moot the quollflrall""• In the Bidding Documents may fMt k ellgtbfe for aword.
B1dd1n& Documents were made available on TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 2003, and issued at: DESIGN &
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, Un1vers1ty ol California, lrvme, 5201 California Avenue, Suite 250, Irvine,
CA 92697 2450, (949) 824·4775, Hot line: (949) 824-8 117
Checks for a """-"efvndoble fee was required in the amount of S2S.OO per stt of B1ddm&
Documents Checks are to be made payable to "The Re&ents of the Un1vers1ty of Cahforma·
A mandatory Pre-Bid Confe1ence and mandatory Pre·B1d Job Walk wu conducted 011 WEDNISDAY,
JUNE 11, 2003, begonnme promptly al 9:00 A.M. Participants met at: UCI MEDICAL CEN1£R, 101
The City D11ve, Buildme 53, Aud1tor1um. Orange, CA 92868-3298, (949) 824 6630
THI MUTING ClOSlD AT 910S A.M. AND ANY CONTRACTORS ARRIVING AFTER THIS TIME
Will NOT IE ELIGllU TO PAJtTIC.,ATE IN THE llD PROClSS AS A PRIME CONTRACTOR.
A SICOND MANDATORY PRE-llD CONflRENCI AND MANDATORY PRE-810 JOI WALK will be
conducted on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2S, 2003, begmn1na promptly at 10:30 A.M . Parhc1pants shall
meet ot: UCI M[OICAL ClNfER. 101 The City Drove, Building 53, Auditorium, Orange, CA 92868·3?98,
(949) 824 4775
THE MUTING Will ClOSI AT 10:35 A.M. ANY CONTRACTORS AHIVING AFTER THIS TIME
Will NOT IE EUGllll TO PARTIC.,ATl IN THl 81D PROCESS AS A PRIME CONTRACTOR.
ATIENDANCE AT ONE Of THI TWO PRE-ltD CONHRINCES AND Pltl-ltD JOB WALKS IS
MANDATORY FOR AU PRIME CONTUCTORS.
ONLY ltDDERS WHO PARTIC1PAT£ IN ONE Of THE TWO SCHEDULED PRE-llD
CONFIRENCIS AND PRE-81D JOI WALKS IN THUR ENTIRETY Will IE AUOWED TO
ltD ON THE PROJECT AS PRIME CONTRACTORS.
for further mlormat1on, contact UCI Contracts Department within Des11n & Construction Services.
Zoomy Neu7en at (949) 824-4775
8141 wll be received only al: Bid Bo>. front Counter, DFSIGN & CONSTRUCTION SERVICES.
Un1vers1ty of California, Irvine, 5201 Cahlornoa Avenue. Suite 7~0. lrvtn.,, CA 97697-7450, Phone
No (949) 8?4·6630
ltd• mu•• be received on or bofore 2:00 P .M ., THURSDAY. JUl Y 3, 2003
ltds will bo opened at 2:05 P.M .. THURSiDAY, JUI Y 3, 2003 at : OCSIGN & CONSTRUCTION
SERVICES, U11ivers1ly ol Cahlorn1a, Ir vrne, 5201 C~ltlor ma Avenue. Suite 250, Irvine, CA 92697 2450
Bod Security in the amount of 10% of lhe lump Sum Base Bod, ucludong alternates, shall
accompany each Bid. Ttie Surely 1n u111g the 81d Bond •hall be, on the Bid Deadlrne. dO ddm1tted
surety rnsurer (as defined tn the Cal1for nta Code of C1vll Procedure Section 995 120)
The succ essJul Bidder and ot~ Subcontraclors will be required to follow the nond1'criminat1on
requ11ements sel lorth 1n the Bidding Document!> and to pay prevailing wage rate~ at the locat1on
of the Work
The •uccess ful B1dde1 will be requtred lo have the lollowmg Stale ol Cahfornl• Con tr actor's h~ense currepl at the lime of subm1ss1\ln of the Bod.
UC£NSE CU.SSIFICATIOH: UClNSl CODE:
General B111ld1ng Contractor B
Other Project Sped fin:
lldder Quallftcqtl°'" called for to be •Ubmlttod of llmo of bid lnJudo, bul ore nol necenorily
llmlted to:
I The Contractor shall havl! bee11 111 busme~s under the same name and Cahlorma Contractor's
I teenu fo1 a mm1mum of S continuous yeArs pnor to the bid opening date
for this Pro1ect the locf!nse used to satisfy this requirement shall be of the same type required
by the contract
2 The Contractor shall provide a minimum of 3 referencl!S lot pro1ects similar on scope and
size to this Pro1ect. which have been successfully completed du11ng the past 3 yea1s
THE REGENTS Of THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
Pubhshed New orl Beach Cos la Mesa Dail Pilot June 17, 24. 2003
Po Hey
June 2003
T152
92626
This busmen Is con·
ducted by· an individual
f arlbor l Hallnabi
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Oranat County
on 06/11/03
20016947681
Dally Pilot June 17, 24,
July I, 8, 2003 T056
Notte• 1s hereby aiven
th1t th• undtrslaned will
be sold at public Auction
on July I, 2003 Starvln&
Scholar's Mini Storaae.
1957 Newport Blvd ..
Costa Mesa, Ca 92627.
(949) 631-3379.
#40/ 14004 Laurel
Lundquist. Household
Items
12008 Steve Kim .
Household I Asian Items
#18 Kathy Tarnowski,
Household Items/ Babv
OSTAC NOTICE Of
TRUS'IBE'S SALE T .S.
No: A328J47 Ullll
Code: A Loan No·
BEKR AP No: f>'C).131 ·
14 TD SERVICE
COMPANY. u duly 1p-
poinled Trustee Wider Ille
tollowinc described Ottd ol
T1\ISI W Ill. SEU. AT
PUBLIC AUCTION 'l'O nm HIGHEST BIDDER
R)R CASH (io Ille forms
which are lawful t.eoder
lo Ille Unirec:t S11ta) llldlor
the cashier's, certified or
odiet chccb spectfied m
Cml Code Secuoa 2924b
(payable Ill full 11 the time
of sak 10 T.D. Service c:.on:.>anY> an rigbl, ulle aod i!Memt cooveyed to and
oow held by ii W'.lder Wei
Deed of TNM i.o th• prop-
erty bereonaficr de-
scribed: Trus-
torWILLIAM J BEHR.
ANN M. BEHR ~
corded October 30, 2000
u 1nstr No 20000585972
in Book ·-l'lgc •.. of
Official Recards Ill Ille
off>ce of Ille Rec:ordcr of ORANGE COllllly, purs11-
a111 10 !he NotJCe of De&ull
aod Elecuoo io SeU ~
undu recorded March 5,
1003 u lnslr. No
20030002Al2A9 Ill Book -
• l'lgie ·-or Offx:ial
Records Ill !he otfice o(
Ille Recorder of ORANGE
COWll}': YOU ARE IN
DEFAULT UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST DA TED
OCTOBER 14, 2000.
UNLESS YOU TAKE
AcnON TO PROlKT
YOUR PROPERTY, IT
MAY BE SOlD AT A
PUBLIC SA.LE IF YOU
NEED AN EXPUNA·
TION OF TIIE NATURE
OF 1lffi PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A
V.WYl::R. 309 SIGNAL
ROAD, NEWPORT
BEACH, CA 92663 (If
I SlleCI ~ or COUIDlll
desigmtioa or propeny is
sbowD above, ao wamncy
is gi-weo u to ils c~
coods
•Tom .Sn~der, Spor tina
equip/ parsonal
landlOfd 1eservu the
11&'1l to bid at sat.. Cuh
only. Salt 1s subi.ct to
cencellatlon In the tvent
of settlement between
landlotd 1nd obll&ated
party. Starvint1 Schol·
11's Minl·Sto10111
Published Newport
Boch Coste Mesa Daily
Pilot June 17. 24,
2003 1059
llOTICI Of AftlUCAmM
FOi OWMI OwmsMr
Of Al(OllOUC
IMIA5I UCDISI 0.11,...,,., .....
J..12r2003
To Whom It May Con-
cern:
plct.elltJS or CGTeC111eSS).
Said Sale cl propeny will be
ode lo u is coodirioo
witbool COOYCllllll or WU•
ranc:y, express or itq>tied.
reprdifta ti& f)(l5$t$sloll. or eocwdnllces. to pay Ille
remtiainc priocipll SWD ol
lbr oolot(s) sccll'Cd by uid
Deed of Trust. wilb inlt.test as i.o said note provided.
advam:u, if any. under the
ICl"llll of said Deed ol T ML
fees, ch:argies and upcnses
ol the Trustt.c aod of !he
llUSts crcalcd by wd Deed
of Trust Said sale w1U be
held oo· JULY 7, 2003,
AT 3:00 PM. -ON TIU:
FRONT STEPS TO THE
ENTRANCE OF ntE
ORANGE CIVIC CEN·
TER. 300 E. CHAPMAN,
ORANGE, CA At the
lime of !hr irulial publica·
lion of this notice. Ille total
llllOWll of Ille Wlplld bal·
IDCC of Ille obhpbOn
sccun:d by me above
descnbed Deed of Trust and
estJJnalt.d costs, expenses,
aod lldvances 1s
St47,929 7J It u posuble
thlt al Ille ~ of sale the
operuag bid llDY be less
than !he toul Uldcbt.edncss
due. Daic: June 11, 2003
T.D. SERVICE COM·
PANY u said Trusit:e,
FRANCES DEPALMA.
ASSISTANT SECR£.
TARY TD SERVICE
COMPANY 1820 ~
FIRST ST, SUITE 210,
P.O BOX 11988
SANTA ANA, CA 92711·
1988 714/S43-8372
We :are mi.sting Ille Benefi-
cwy to collect a debt :and
any iofOftllluoo we otium
wtU be uJCd for tlal
purpmc whelher ru.e1Yed orally or i.o wriu.og If
available. Ille Ckp«lied
opemoc btd and/or post·
pooemi:Dl infonnauoo rmy
be obWned by CA!llng Ille
following tclepboac IJW))-
bcr(s) oo !he day before Ille
ulie. 7141480-~ TACt
486663C PUB: 6117.m.
612M>3, 7A>IA>3
How to Place A
Tht Namt(a) of the
Applluot(a) ls/are:
PARTYLANO USA INC
The applie1ntt listed
•bove 111• •pplym1 to
the Oepartmtnt of
Aloohollc Botr•&•
Control to nll alj:oholt~
beve111es •t: 688 BAK
ER ST 7, COSTA MESA,
CA92626
Type ol llcenu(~)
applied lor. 41 ON-
SALC BEER AND WINE •
£A TING PLACE
Publishod Newport
Beach Costa Mesa Dally
Pilot June 17, 2003 TOSS
NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: CHEREE CHJAAENZA
CASE NO. A219566
To all heirs.
beneldaries, c:redi1ors,
oontlogent creditOtS, and
pel"SOOS who may
otherwise be interested
1n the will or estate, or
bo4h of CHEREE
CHIARENZA
A PETITION FOR
PROBATE has been filed by ELNA THAN
BAT OON in the Si.c>erior
COul1 of Califomia,
COunty of ORANGE
THE PETITION FOR PRoeATE reques1S lhal
ELNATHAN BATOON
be appointed as
personal repiesentatlve
to administer the estate
of the deoedent
THE PETITION reQUe6ta
the deoedenl's will and
codicils, ~ any, be
admitted to probate
The will and any codicils
are available for
examination In tne ftte
kept by the court. THE fJETiTION requests
authority to adrmniste<
the estate under Ille
lndepeodent Administration ol Estates
Ad. (This aultlorlty Wl11
allow the pefSONI
representatrve to take many acuons without
obtaining court approval
Before taJting certaifl
very important actions,
hoWever. the personal
representative will be
reQUifed '1:> give notJce to
lntef'ested perwons
uoleaa they haYe warvec:t
no6oe or c:onsenled to
the ~ acoon)
The i ldepef lde4"
administration authonty
will be granted unless an
inlerested peBOn files
an objection to lhe
petition and shows good cause wtfi the ooort
should not grant Ille
authority
I he lollowlna person$
er• do1011 bu&h1en H '
Q·XENCf. 18516 V•llart1
Drive, Huntincton Buch,
CA92646
Qu1n11 Xuan Neuyen,
18516 Vallarta Or1ve,
li1mt1oaton BHch, CA
92646
Thi~ bus1nen 1s con·
ducted by an individual
Have you stMted dotn&
business ydl? No
Quan& Xv"' N11uyen
This statement wu
filed with the County
.Clerk of Or anee County
on 06/11/03
20036941730
Dally Pilot June 17, 24.
July I, 8, 2003 T055
A HEARING on the
pelitlon will be held on
07/HW3 at 1 ~45PM In
Dept. L • 73 IOcaled at 341 THE C1TY DRIVE, ORANGE CA92613
IF YOU oeJECT lo the
granting of the petition,
you should appear at the
heaMg and state
objections ()( file wrC
objections with the court
befont the hearing. Y001 appearance may be in
person or by ~ rF~eu ARE A
CREDITOR °' a contingent credilor of the
deceaaed, you must Ille
your da1m wi1h the coon
and matt a copy IO lhe
personal representalNe
appomted by the court
wilhlll lour morims lrom
the dale of first tSSUanoe
of lettets as provided in
Probate Code section
9l00 The ume for hling
claims w!ll not eicpire
before lour monthl from
the nearing date llOlioed
above.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
tile kept by the court tt you are . a pen;on
111teiested in the esta1e. you may file With tile
court a Request for
Special Notice (loon DE-
1 54 l of tile fillng of an
irwentory al1d appratSal
of estate assets or ol any
peb1lon 0t acoouot aa
provided 11'1 Probate
Code Secbor1 1250 A
Request lor Special
Notice torm Is available
from the court clet'k.
Attorney for PellbOner SOHM, FRANCIS,
KEGEL & AGUILERA.
LLP JEFFREY R MATSEN
JULIE WAHLSTEDT
695 TOWN CENTER
DR , 1700
COSTA MESA, CA
92626 o&'17I03.
Otlf2~ CHS-549204I HEWPOAT BEACM.<:OST A ME.SA OM. Y PLOT
The follow11111 ll•"O"~ art doana businen n ·
Aulu P.tlks Plu~. ~
Santa lubel Avt .. Costa
Mes.. Calllornia 92627
Mohammad Karvand1,
258 S1nt1 iubel five ,
Costa Mesa. Callfnrnla
92627
This buStness " cun· ducted by, an 111cl1v1dual
Have you st11 led dom11
bu\iness yet? No
Mohammlld Karvand1
I his statement was
llltd with the County
Cl~rll of Oran11e County
on 06/11/03
20036947680
D•lly Pilot June 17, 24,
July I, 8, 2003 1055
s.I y• 11111w.ttt4 lttllS
tlit tuy Wtyl Plt<e t
Cl1nlfit4ilt4tH.yl
(Ht)U2-ml
Dally Piiot
Tht followlnc perao11~
are do111a bu~ln•H H
Dtil&ns By Ahciit, 3034
Cresta W1y, l aaun~
Beach. CA 92651
Jerdond Ahci• M•w n,
3034 Cresta Way, I•
~une llench Cll 92651
th" b11\lnen 1• con
ducted by "" 1nd1v1dual
H•ve you it•• led do1ne
busmeu yal7 Ye• 6/15/
98
Jerdon~ Allt.1a Moun
This statement WH
filed with th~ Cc11111lv
Cfcrk ol Orange County
011 05/12/03
2003694-4369
Daily Pilot June I 0, 11
74, July I. ?003 1148
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SAU
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for yoll< home or office
At rnonable prtees Call
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tmnt 111 tltlt new1pap«r
1\ ~ubiect to the f'tdelfl r.11 Hou~n1 Act of 1968 u amended w hich
m11tu 11 111•1•1 to
advert!f.1 ·any pref•·
ence. llmHttlt'lll or
d!urtrmn11taon b11d on
rM:e, color; '~· \tit, h1ndictt1. emlffal 1tat11s
ur n•tlonat oripll, Of an
intention to mlt.• any
'~" or1fer111c1, liMitt> lion " tffsctilnlft1tlon. •
Thil M•lf>.,_ "ill not ltnowin&l)I ~t
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IHl nttt. Wflkll It in vlolltm of .,.. law. 0.
rodtr.a '" ti';::/ Informed tll•t ••
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PIANOS i. Colled:ibl.I . ....,._._ ·-·-·01'..•-
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--~---ONSIGNMENTS I
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By Fax
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ll'ka..., 111<.ludc your namt 01111
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