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Home My WebLink About2004-09-30 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot•• 4 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 THURSDAY, SEPTElmER 30, 2004 .. PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Momsette, a 5"year-old Dalmatian, peers from her cage as Mike Lytle searches for a dog at the Orange County Humane Society. Shelter dogged by allegations Handful of volunteers, who have remained positive and supportive, still come in and help. Deepa Bharath Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Political tension between volunteers and management at an animal shelter in Huntington Beach stifled operations and became the ax that dropped on the volunteer program, administrators and shelter workers said on Monday. The city of Costa Mesa has launched an investigation into the Orange County Humane Society after several former volunteers complained at a City Council meeting last month that the animals at the shelter were not receiving • proper care. The city has a contract with the shelter to send all rescued animals there. Nearly 8S volunteers were asked to leave the shelter after the situation See SHELTER, Pace M Amber Winter, a former Orange County Humane Society volunteer, protests outside the society's shelter on Tuesday. Winter and others are protesting what they say 1s improper treatment and veterinary care of the animals at the facilrty. Skate park construction about to air Enthusiasm coursing through crowd was interrupted by two Mesa del Mar residents, who shouted at groundbreaking speakers. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot pleted within six months. About 100 people gathered at the comer of Arlington and Juni· pero drives. near the Bart Park. where the skate park will be built to commemorate the ground· breaking. like. They got a lesson in civics. But today shows ... we do listen and react." The enthusiasm coursing through the crowd was inter· rupted by two Mesa del Mar resi· dents who booed and shouted at the speakers during the cer· emony. They said they wemi't notified of the groundbreaking and are concerned about the negative ef- fects the skate park may have on their neighborhood. McGhee said. MThe whole neigh· borhood was totally against (the park!. We made some sugges· tions of alternate sites.· The Qty Council approved the skate park last October after lkateboarding enthUBiMts like Jim Gray had pushed for a park for more than a decade. Wednesday, Gray credited the dty of Newport Beach for moti- vating skateboarders to mobilire in an organized fashion. •• Vote on ·· hotel plan expected in 2 weeks Council members' doubts about who the Marinapark developer's partners will be are among delay's causes. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot NEWPORT Bl.AC 11 -lll'>('CUfll\ ahout a proposed agn•ement rovenng '>Onlt' terms of a lea.'>e bel\wt•11 the II\ and \utherland Talia llo'>prt.illl} for lht· \l,1 rinapark hotel pro11:tt dera1lt·d 1h1· ,1gree ment TUt''>day l he uncenamt~ Lamt lrom prow11 1p ponents, the iv.·o laY.yer .. v. lw 1 rctltl'd lht> proposed agreenwnt. knm'n a' .i 'nwmo rcllldum of under-.tanding, amt 1lw l oun· ct! Itself Most of that douht tt•n11·n·d on who developer Stephen \uthl'rla11d., fr nancral panner'> would he tor thl' ho1t'l lw wdllts to develop on the B<1lh!1.1 l11·n1mul.i harbor-front ~lie Ultimatelv. the toun1 ii dt·t rtlt·d 1101 to pursue an agreemt•nt and lll'>tt•Jd \111n.l to bnng back a propo-.ed ll'rlll 'ht•t>I rn t\\IJ weeks that '>pelh out tlw nv\ 1 ·\p1•1 1a 11on'> for 11'> lea'>e \\ 11h ">utl 1 rl.uul !I \l~·d '>Ure l PJ''>e'i in !\oH·mbu Meru.ure I. will a ... 1-vo tl'r' 1! 1h1•\ \\,11ll to thange tlw CH)\ gt•nt·ral pl in 111 .tlli1\\ .1 hotel on the propnt\ "iutlwrl.111d h.1, Jl· '>lgned a I to-room ho11·I '18 r111111h lrir night.ly rental and 12 tor .... t11· tor lht· -.11t• \\·here mobile homt''> nm' '" I It> .1lv1 h;1-. offered a ho~t ol ,une111111· ''H 111·1ghhor 1ng propt•rlle'>, indudrng 1e1.m aun~ tlH' Girl Scout hou'>e ,ind il communll\ t t•n11•r The rnunctl dt'uded tc -.1 r.ip tlw .1grt't' ment and nah a lt•rm., -.h1·1·1 Hhll'.ul tw c..au'>e the counnl Jrdnt \\,llll rn lw hound to the mt'morantlum. \\Im h h<1-. 111 lw -.1gned by hoth part rt'' "It's diflirnh to pre-.ent l'llo11~lr 1111trrm.1 uon and he accuratt anti 1101 handt ult :h1• uty's h.md<, rn futurt• ne~oti.111111i....' < oun nlman John 1 leffrrn.Lll -.aul D1~CU'>.'>IOn O\'t'r tht: .ign•t•m1•11t \\a'> marked h} vllnol trom oppon1:nh 1 it 1he hotel proiect and tt:'>t\ ext h.tnge' IWl\H'l'n rnunCll member' and 1lw p11bla1 Man} of tht• uppo1wn1' attJt ked ~utherland\ quahfic.Jtu111-. and que'> See VOTE, Paee A4 COSTA MF.SA -Skateboard· en finally aaw the fruition of their hard-fought battle to get a skate park in the city at the groundbreaking of the Costa Mesa Skate Park at 'IeWinkle Park Wednesday. Construction of the 15,000- square-foot able park Is set to start in October and be com- "I remember about six years ago. kids were drawing out what they'd lib to see in a skate park. design.• Councilwoman Ubby Cowan said. "We adults didn't follaw through as quickly as we'd "We are against it because of the 9JVironmental Impact of tak · Ing out trees and the parting situation," resident Jeannil1' •After the Charle· Hamilton alte Un Costa Mesa) fell through, the mayor of Newport Beach OOUGlAS ZltoN£RMAN I DAILY Pl.OT Local resident Denise L8V1gne, left, confronts Costa Mesa Crty SM PARK, hp A4 Councilwoman Libby Cowan after the skate pa~ groundbreaking. Forum gives ~ a· glimpse of rumiers' ideas '-'-------- Daily Pilot . ATAGl.ANC£ ON THE.a: wwc..,.t cam WEATHER ~ ,....._ ...... =··- ( THE BELL CURVE Politics, baseball in high season AZ Ttusday, Septamber 30, 2004 POLITICS THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE . DOUGl.AS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY P11..0T John Graham, Democratic candidate for Congress in the 48th Congressional District, hopes to unseat Rep. Chris Cox. Political 'bomb., likely lacks fuse Alicia Robinson Daily Pilot Democratic congressional candidate and UC Irvine international business professor John Graham dropped a political bomb Monday at a press conference he held to question I.he security of a nuclear reactor on campus. Graham's charge I.hat the reactor poses a danger to the swrounding community as a potential terror'ist target is largely unfounded, the reactor's supervisor, George Mlller, said. The reactor is largely unprotected and could be attacked with a truck bomb, for example, but has been ignored by House f I om eland Security Committee Oiairman Chris Cox. Graham said. Graham is hoping to unseat Cox in the 48th Congressional Dislrict race in November. Graham's comments met with di!>dain from Miller, who is also a chemistry department faculty member. ~rm not sure how much he's investigated, since he's never contacted me or. as far as I know, anyone at the facility," Miller said. ~The facility is being looked at constantly and is thought to be in a reasonably safe condition and not a major threat." The 35-year-old, 250-lciJowan reactor is a small one designed for teaching and research, Miller said. In a letter sent Wednesday, Cox told Graham he shares the desire to make sure the reactor is not a threat, and he ha.c; asked the staff of the House Homeland Security Committee to work with Graham and UC Irvine to review the reactor's security. C.Ox criticizes proposed gay marriage amendment Passing a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage would be a mistake that would open the door for a precedent-setting expansion of federal judges' power, Cox wrote In an editorial published ln Tuesday's HWalJ Street Journal." The congressman's position is a rare parting of company with President Buth, ' who has endorsed the federal marriage amendment. The proposed amendment WQuld bar states from recognizing same-sex marriages, unlike the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, which defined marriage for federaJ purposes as a union between a man and a woman but left states to decide their own definitions for all other purpose~ In his ~ditorial, Cox wrote that the constitutional amendment "would be a cure far worse than the ailment" of judicial activism such as the Massachusetts Supreme Court's ordering the state legislature to create a law recognizing gay marriages. A majority of American s oppose gay marriage, and 38 states already have enacted initiatives or bills defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman, he wrote. The I louse is expected to vote on the marriage amendment today. God picks sides; so should you For those who aren't interested in watching the televised debate between President Bush and John Kerry tonight, local religious activist and website operator Steve Gooden suggests another activity: prayer. Gooden is organizlng a prayer vigil to support Bush and ask God to protect Bush and give him wisdom, confidence and humility during the debate. 'Tm hoping to help the president win the debate," Gooden said. ·1 am not praying for both of them, and yes, it is very Oiristian. I am praying for the leader of this country.· Gooden, of Costa Mesa, is the founder of a conservative youth group and runs a pro-Bush website that discusses which presidential candidate's beliefs most resemble those held by Jesus Olrist. A prayer vigil will be held at Gooden's house tonight, and he's talked to people around the country and overseas who also plan vigils, he said. He'll also organlze vigils for the two subsequent debates between the presidential candidates. "Does God pick sides? Absolutely," Daily A Pilot VOL.98,N0.274 THOMAS H. JOHN80H' PublWler TOHYDOOaO Editor UIACOIENZA ~.a~ Promotione Olrectof Gooden said. "God is not for all, but he expects all to be for him.· Anyone interested in the prayer vigils may go to http://www.thepassionofbush. com and post a message to Gooden on the message board. New bill provides more down before next election cycle The 2004 election season seems to have been going on forever, but California 'troters will get more down time before the next election cycle. with 2006 primary ~ons being held in June rather than March. Gov. Arnold Schwuv.enegger this week signed a bill sponsored by retired Sen. ROM Johmlon that moves the state's primary election baclc to June, which is when it was held until a 1996 legislative change. ·1 think it's a good thing,· said 70th DI.strict Assemblyman John c.ampbell, who is the Republican candidate for Johnson's Senate seat. ·1 voted for it, and I think two things will happen. Voter turnout will be incre~. and the cost of elections will go down." Turnout has been low since the primary was moved to March, perhaps because no one was ready to focus on the election that early in the year, Campbell said. Also, candidates have to raise more money because they start campaigning fo r a March primary in the previous October or November, he said. Luncheon to look back over legislative year, current races Orange County Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse and the Orange County Taxpayers As.so. <ln Monday will host a luncheon focusing on the past legislative year and key statewide candidate races and ballot lnJtiatives for November. Sen. Dick Acbnnan will discuss those issues at the event, which begins with a reception at 11:30 a.m. and lunch at noon at the Pacific Oub, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For a reservation, call (714) 259-3400. Tickets are $55 with an advance reservation or $65 at the door. POLmcs ASIDE -Have clout, will travel M onday~ uldrM home from woit. I beerd an hltereldng report 00 the ddio lbolll privately lpOOIOled tdpl taken by Houle and Senate memben in the put four years. The report. by American Radloworb and Marketp1ace in conjuncdoo with the Medill School of .JournaUsm. came at the ilsue from an understandable penpective: that tbeee trips are a last availabJe pert for Congress. one the report concluded is poody policed by ethics and rules committees OD c.apitol Hill. It quoted former elected oflidals -mainly Democrats -about bow damagl111 junkets can be to the political process. if they appear or end up being little more than paid in.ftuence. "It just leads to suspicion," fonneJ Democratic Rep. lee Hmnllton, who played a role on the 9/ 11 CotJUDWion. aa.ld on the program. "It erodes confidence in the Coogn!sa. and that ls a serious thing." Like most other Issues lo politics. Lo a degree it is easy to tell when a trip made sense and when it failed to pass the smell test The report highlighted a Dip taken by former Republican Rep. Tum BWey to England, aboard the Concorde, with his wife. They stayed at the famous Savoy. They attended the Wimbledon finals. The trip, the most expensive the report found, cost more than S3 l.OOO. It was paid for by Brown & Wtlliamson Tobacco. The stated purpose was: "Tour/speak to senior management of British American Tobacco; meet with CEO of British Trade International." Today, Bliley is a tobacco lobbyist. American Radioworts and Marketplace have put their findings online at htrp:/I ameria:Jnradloworks.publlc rodio.of'#feature:s/congtmveV II. I couldn't help but wonder about the travel habits of Newport-Mesa's representatives. I was. and here's an easy way out, both surprised and not surprised. Rep. Dana Rohnbecber turns out to rank No. 22 among 582 members of the House and Senate, having taken almoet $103,000 worth of trips since 2000. Those 10 Dips have totaled 63 days. One trip. for $21,000, was the 12th most expensive. It was paid for by the Institute of Strategic and lntemad.onal Studies Malaysia and. not surprisingly, was to Malaysia. Rep. am. Cm. always refened to u one of the Houae'a most powetful memben. took 11 trips, ludal25d&Y't Wl*h rocMld not quiee $8,900. ' WbJ the cHsparityf Wall. the molt obvious II that Rohnbecbe:r Is a lenior'nwnherof the lntemadooa1 Reladom Committee :.:•vice oltheAsia and the Pad& aubcommlttee. 1bat means Iota of tripe all OYel' the world. .ud his spokesman, Amon Lewll. "You won't find Dana going to Wlmbeldon," Lewis said when told of Bliley'a one Bne trip. Other major tripl Rohrabacber has taken Included ones to Qatar, laiwan. the Philippines and K.uwab; London and Qatar; Qatar and Vienna; and Tukyo and 18iwan. P.acb coat more than $10,000 and were paid for by groups that included the Government of Qatar, 1lUwan Assn. for tndusuy and Commerce, Philippines United Against Crime and Islamic Free Market Institute Foundation. Rohrabacher typically took bis wife, Rhonda, with him.. •I..ik.e anyone. he'd prefer to have his spouse with him,• Lewis said, noting that Rohrabacher's job often bas him away from his family. On the face. Rohrabacher's trips don't look lib the more egregious ones that Include golf', spa treatments and fancy dinners. The point of the report. though. is that these groups are paying for extended and often exclusive time with memben or Congress and that that influenc.e could be alf ecting votes and other government work. Cox's trips all appear to be of the Hpolicy wonk" types. His most expensive trips, two of them. were just more than $1 ,500. Familiar sponsors are the Heritage Foundation. twice, and Congressional Institute. four times. The worst one can say for Cox is that he enjoys some pricey meals. During one three-day trip sponsored by the Congressional Institute to a spot in Maryland, Cox wolfed down $593.49 in food. For those thinking this crusading piece takes any unfair sbota at Republicans, it does report that the Democratic Party enjoyed 54.4"' of the trip bounty through 2,735 trips costing more than $7.8 million. The Republicans took 2.090 trips at a cost of $6.5 mllllon. The tndep,endent Party rounds out the countty with 22 tripe totaling almost $54,000. And even that's not a bad tab for four years. • 8..J. CAHN la the managing editor. Hem.., be reecMd. (M9) 574-4233 or by e-mail• &j.cahntlllltlrn..oom. SURF. AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST I IURF IOATllG FORECAST ~ !It t • ,, ... t .. -. : .. KENT TREPTOW I DAl.Y Pl.OT From left, Japanese exchange-studentf#J Hasada, 15, greets Megan Gaal, 14, as Takami Kurahashi, ~ 5, and Quinn Yanaga do the sarty! at the Newport Beach Public Library on Wednesday. Exchange looks to rate well Newport students back from Japan return the hosting favor to visitors from the town of Okazaki. ~1rlsa O'Neil Daily Pilot J apanese and American flags, balloons. big hu~ and lots of picture-taking welcomed seven visitors from Newport Beach Sister Cicy, Ow.aki, Japan. ln front of the main library Wednesday afternoon, Corona del Mar High School teacher Julie Obluk and five Newport Beach students who visited Okazaki this summer reunited with the students and chaperons from their trip. Obluk held a · white sign with carefully lettered ~apanese characters on it to help maJce the visitors feel at home. "I had a former student from Japan write it," she explained. "It says: 'Welcome to Newport Beach, Okazaki ~itors.'" The delegation of five students · and two chaperons will have a role reversal of the summer visit They will stay with the families of the students they hosted in Juty. The visitors will be here until Tuesday. The Japanese students will face some culture shock. like their American counterparts did in Okazaki, the local students said "lbe school system there is totally different," 14-year-old Newport Harbor High School student Heather Cur6nan said. "Everyone stays inside the whole day, and the teachers rotate." When Heather's guest. 15-year-old Chihiro Hori.kawa. visits classes at Corona del Mar High School with the other students, she'll see a very different type of school. But one of Olihiro's top priorities while she·s here -as well as for the other students -is a trip to Disneyland. While they're here, the delegation will meet with city and school district officials, lour djfferent schools and attend numerous parties. reception!> and barbecues. They'll also have a day of hiking. boating and kayaking hosted by the Rotary Oub of Newport-Balboa. Individual host families also have special plans. such as baseball games and shopping. NBetween South Coast Plaza, Fashion Island. Disneyland and the beach, they're getting the best of Southern California." host-parent Debby Gaal i.aid with a laugh. Gaal and her step<laughter. 14-year-old Megan Gaal. will be hosting 15-year-old Ai Ha'iada Things might be a little tough for Ai, Megan said. because so few people here speak Japanese. When she was in Okazalci. Megan was able 10 communicate through Ai's mother. who speaJcs some English. Okazaki is an Industrial town northeast of Tokyo, said Roger McGonegal. past president of the Rotary Oub of Newport-Balboa and member of the Newport Beach Sister Cicy Assn. This 111 the 2 lst year the city has had exchanges. ln November. an adult delegation. includmg Okazaki Mayor Koich Shibata, will VJsit Newport Beach. Audit questions research funds MarlH O'Neil Dally Pilot UC IRVINE -A cancer re- searcher may have misspent more than $2 million in grant (unds to pay for software devel- opment rather than cancer re- search, according to a universicy audit released this week. ln January. auditors started in- vestigating how Division of Epi- demiology chief Hoda Anton- piMr was wing federal and stale grants for research. lbeir preliminary report from the col: ~e's Internal Audit Services, re- teased Tuesday, found that about Sl.3 million went to fund a soft- Ware program similar to one the state started using this month. · University officials issued a written statement Tuesday but frould not comment further on the audit "A review of the report reveals ~o ln<lication that the funds in quesdon were spent for personal gain or for any purpoee otbel' (ban advancing the researdl pis of the division and to help save and proJoog human lives.• ~ statement read. Anton-0.dver could not be reached at the school Wednesday. ln January 2001, Anton-Culver decided to develop a way to inte- grate two computer systems, the report stated. The two systen\S - the Cancer Registry Information System and Genetics Research Information System -organize cancer, genetics and research data. The department paid an out- side software developer to de- velop the Cancer Genetic Re- search Information System. They spent more than SI million on the project and more than S 1 million on salaries for support personnel. according to the re- port 'That system came online in August. the report said The state developed its own system, Eu- reka. and mandated this month that all data must be input in that program. rendering the other program largely unnecessary. the reponsald The audit followed complaints by atx employees who said they were let go because of "'budget constrainta." They alleged that they were laid off for reporting the mismanagement. accord.Ing to the report Anton-Culver refused to co- operate with the investigation and defied attempts by the uni- versicy to rein her in after they discovered the unauthorized soft- ware program. according to the report Federal funds from the Na- tional Cancer lnsutute and state and federal money from the Pub- lic Health Institute funded most of the proJects. Auditors reported the misuse to both agencies in May. The report suggests that. in the future. others from the depart- ment should co-sign purchase orders. It also suggests the uni- versicy hold a "WhistJeblower Pol- icy" training ~ion and that it refer the matter to the academic personnel department The funding agencies should decide if the money was used im- properly, the ua statement rea't 1be university will return any money necessary, using its dis- cretionary funds. the statement said The university supports Anton- Q.ilver's wort. the statement said, adding that it will take several months to address the issues in the report .. A story that's I real page turner. Nice blmd of humor, diama and intriguing plot. FRESH NORTHERN HALIBUT FILLET (Wllc.,111} """'tf ~ & Almll LOWIN FAT & CALORIES. SJ3'! Prices Good Thru 10/4/04 FRESH ALBACORE TUNA FILLET (Wil c.,lllJ ,,.... .. " EXaUENTON THE IARIECUEI S7'! Jan Brett ..aluwot -rile IJmbrell.all' Wetind1y, Od JS- 5:tl-7:tt p.a. • SJgn Poster to tint 100 ticket holden Pleate call for detai1a MEXICAN BAY SCALLOPS I (lnzt8/MnMJ ,, ...... DEUCATE 1E11111EI AllD SWEET RAVOI. ss'! . • M Tlusday, ~ 30, 2004 PUBLIC SAFETY Fonner assistant sheriff surrenders Fonner Orange County~ sistant Sheriff George Jara- m.UJo pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges he misused public funds. Jaramillo and his sister-in- Law, Erica Hill, surrendered to officials at the Orange County Jail on Wednesday. He faces six felony counts of misappropriation or public money and four misde- meanor counts of conflict of interest I lill pleaded not guilty to three counts of misappro- priation or public funds. Jaramillo was fired from his post earlier this year after a grand jury investigation fo- cused on allegations that he tried to protect 19-year-old Greg Haidl in his gang-rape trial and other minor run-ins with the law. I laidl's father, Don Haidl. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Baker Street West Grand theft was reported in the 1100 block at 2 p .m. Tuesday. • Cadillac Avenue: Grand theft was reported at 9:11 a.m. Tuesday. •Elden Avenue: Trespassing wasreportedinthe2200 blodt at 10; 11 a.m. Tuesday. • Harbot' Boutev.rd: An injury accident was reported in the 2300 block at 2:18 p.m. Tuesday. • Enterprise Street: Vehicle burglary was reported in the 3000 block a1 7:56 a.m. Tuesday. • Newport Boulevard: Possession of drug paraphernalia was reported in the 2200 block at 12:05 a.m. VOTE Continued from Al tioned who the city was uying to come to an agreement with. Sutherland's company has changed a few times since the city gave Sutherland Talla Hospi- tality an exclusive right to de- velop the hotel project in 2000. "lbese exclusive agreements will effectively lead to the trans- fer of 81h acres of designated park.land to the control of an in· dMduaJ representing an organi- 7,auon that does not exist, never has existed and, most important, aKaini.t whom the city has no re- course in the event problems an..e." .B·year Newport Beach re-.1den1 Joe ()'Hora said. "This is playing fast and loose with the taxpayers assets." Others qul:'-,tioned why an ear- her agreement with Sutherland falla Hospitality had referred to ii as a limited-liability partner· -.hip when sub5e<1uent ones didn't. Former City Atty. Bob Burnham. who has been work- ing on the Marinanparlc issue, said he could not explain that. Sutherland said Sutherland Talia I lospitality had never been a limited -liability partnership. "It has never been more than an agreement with Mr. TalJa and myself to proceed down this road." Sutherland said. "I need to dis pel these personal attacks on my character. They are with- out basi ... " Sutherland said in July that he dropped Talia from his partner· c;hip after it came to light that retired from bis volunteer a.s- mtant lhertfr position on Frtday. Man exposes himself in public from car A man driving his car on Victoria Street in Costa Mesa allegedly exposed himaelf to a woman walking on the sidewalk, poUce said. The 33-year-old woman was walking on the south sidewalk along Victoria Street at about 12:30 p.m. Tuesday when a man drove a burgundy, four-door Nis- san past her several times, Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Mar- ty Carver said. The man made comments to attract the woman's attention, and when she turned to look, he exposed himself, Carver said. The woman kept wal.klng and the man drove away, Carver said. Tueaday. • N9wpol1 Boulevard and 20th StJwt Eat Illegal dumping was reported at 8:27 p.m. Tuesday. • Suun S1Net and Sunftowef Avenue: An injury acciden1 was reported at 12:37 p.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH • Canal Clrde: Suspicious circumstances were reported in the 100 blodt at 6:04 p.m. Tuesday. • Hlleda Way. Residential burglary was reported in the 4100 blodt at 10:40 p.m. Tuesday. • Tusttn Avenu.: Attempted burglary was reported in the 2300 blodt at 8:58 p.m. Tuesday. Talla was involved in litigation over his business interests in Las Vegas strip clubs. Another poten- tial partner, Michael Rosenfeld. of Woodridge Capital UC. with- drew after some Newport Beach residents harassed references that Rosenfeld provided at the request of the City Council, Sutherland said. Tom Billin~. founder of resi- dent group Protect our Patks. which is pressing the city to keep Marinapark as open parkland, said he was disappointed absen- tee voters won't receive the fi- nancial information in the terms sheet because they will receive their ballots before the council reconsiders the terms at its Oct. 12 meeting. The absentee ballots will be mailed out starting Mon· day. "The City Council could not answer alJ the questions in terms of due diligence that should have been done months ago on this project ... Billings said. When it does come before the council, the tenns sheet should have as much information for voters a., the proposed agree- ment would have, Councilman Steve Bromberg said. The point of drafting the deal was to get some financial infonnation to vorers before the election. Some residents may be con- rused about the city's relation· ship with Sutherland, which hopefully the terms sheet will clear up, Bromberg added. The 2000 agreement gave Sutherland rhe right of first refusal to de- velop a project on the Marina- park property. But that right la dependent upon Ole council feeling comfortable with issues like the lease tenns and Suther- land~ ability to get funding for the project. Bromberg said. •A lot of people think it's a fait accompli -if [Measure LI passes, we·~ going to do busi- ness wtth Suthedand," Bromberg said. ·lbat'a oot even close. That's when we'll look at him (and atl his flrumdals • Bromberg chalfilJed Martna- palk opponents Tuesday for at- tacking Sutherland personally. "Get a grip. folks," Bromberg said "Let'a understand what the I.slue ... Put )'llJ1' eelf-rigbteous- neu ulde. Don't go Into per~ eona1 anacb." .... NR'll'I \1'tiN ClO\l9f'a p91 M"MIL SM m., be readled •Ml 574-4221 or bit HNllf • ..,.._,•wnNM•t.tJtMt.oom Leo, a 5-year~ German Shepherd, eats in his cage at the Orange County Humane Society on Tuesday. SHELTER Continued from Al got out of hand because of constant argwneots over medication and space anangemenlS, said Samit Botros, the veterinarian who runs the shelter. Botros said he got rid of the volunteer program as of Aug. 30 because volunteers complained so much about the facility and about what medicines were given to the animals that day-to-day operation had become a burden for administrators. A handful of volunteers who have remained positive and supportive of the shelter still come in and help out, he said. "They don't do as much work. inside the shelter," he said. "They help us with publicity or getting us outside help from other agencies." Jon Vreeland, a volunteer who still worts for the shelter, said volunteers are losing sight of why animal shelters exist. "If they were so interested in animals, they wouldn't be blocking and picketing the shelter,• he said. "These animals need to be adopted. They need to go home." PARK Continued from Al said skateboarders are a defiant subculture, and there will never be a skate park in Newport Beach,• Gray sai.t. "So we formed a coalition to show how passionate we are. It was di.ffi- cult, because skaters are an inde- pendent breed." Not all neighbors of the park are against it Casey Swanson and his son, Sam, 6, are both thrilled that a skate park. will be in such close proximity to their house. "Right now, he just skates in" the driveway." Casey Swanson said of Sam. "He's gone to the mobile skate park. a few times, but I'm glad there's a permanent fadlity where he can develop his skills. I'm excited about it." Other skaters were equally en- CURVE Continued from Al 'You have to wonder 'What if it's true?' and also 'What if it's exaggerated?' But we have an obligation lo our animals to find out where the truth is.' UbbyCowan Costa Mesa Crty Councilwoman The disgruntled volunteers got into a power struggle with the administration and presented irrational demands, Vreeland said. "Some of them wanted animals to be euthaniz.ed because they've been in the shelter too long," he said, "But that's the beauty of our shelter. We're a no·kill shelter. We give animals a chance to live and have had some of them for a year or more." Former volunteers maintain that their intentions are pure and free of any agenda. They will continue to protest outside the shelter on Newland Street witil it is shut down and rebuilt, former volwiteer Suoe Gillin said "Politics was the farthest thing from our minds," she said Gillin, who had been volwiteering at the shelter for five years until she was asked to leave in March, said she built a strong volunteer base at the shelter over the years. "We were taking sick animals th used. "I think it's neat," said Turi Schmitt. 10, whose father Paul is another leading skate park. advo- cate. "I can't wait to use the skate park. because I really like skat- ing. and I'm really tired of driving a half-hour to Laguna Niguel." Only one tree in the park will be removed to make way for the skate park. public services direc- tor Bill Morris said. Once It's up and running, even critics will be impressed, recreation manager Jana Ransom contended. "There's going to be some peo- ple opposed to it still. but I think after It's up. people will see it's a tremendous facility and lwilll provide kids with an opportunity to do something good, not bad.· Ransom said. home and nursing them back 10 health," she said. "One dog 1 took home was so sick that it had to be force-fed and carried up and down the stairs.· Gillin and other volunteers say the shelter is "falling apart" and animals get hurt because the cages and fences don't get fixed. But Angie Dahman, one of the few volunteers who still works weekends at the shelter, said the complaining volunteers were exaggeratin.g the circumstances and wanted the shelter to operate on their terms. "They were talking about two dogs being squeeud into one cage," she said. ·sut I saw that the dogs were happier that way. They had a friend." Volunteers still take dogs out for walks and make extra food such as chicken and rice for the weaker animals. Dahman said. "We know the shelter is in an old building that needs repairs and rebuilding." she said. ·But Dr. Botros is woridng with the city on that, and those things do take time." Costa Mesa City Councilwoman Ubby Cowan said she is primarily concerned about whether animals are treated humanely at the shelter. ·1 want to make sure they are getting food, water and healthcare, which are all in the contract our city has wtth them,· she said. "We owe it to our animals to perform an in-depth review and analysis of the conditions at the shelter.· Costa Mesa has a three-year contract with the Orange County Humane Society and pays the shelter $4,000 a month to send its animals there. The city is one year into its contract. Cowan said ·But we do have clauses in there that say we can get out of it if the terms of the contract are not being met,· she said People have dlff erent values when it comes to the level or care in a shelter, Cowan said. "You have to wonder 'What if it's true?' and also 'What if it's exasgerat.ed?'" she said. "But we have an obligation to our animals to find out where the truth b." • DEEM BHARATH i1 the enterprise and general anignmem repor1er. She may be reached et (9491 574-4226 or by e-mail at deepa.bharath@latlmes.com. • DERDAE NEWMAN covers goyemment. She may be reached at (949) 574-021 or by .mail at deirdre. newrnan 0 1.ri,.,,...com. OOUGlAS ZM11ERMAH I OM.Y Pl.OT Alex Pierce, 6, runs up a mobile skateboard ramp while his friend Samuel Foley SWanson, 6, looks on during the groundbreaking o1 the new skate park In TeWlllkle Memorial Part< on Wednesday. what Is right for tbemlelves, tbdr children and their country." Sbe devoted a~ ;egment to women's 18slJeS ln which lhe bu been lnwMld, cbeD ended wttb an eloquent 111•ment of her lubend u "an 6(11C''* who doesn't -conluled or lhakm by cumpleildel and beliews this COUftlrJ.11 rid> in Idell end reaourca.• She didn't take a« for her next gig ahr-her talk bUI bung out to prw Wl wt11i"' entbtw-trc IWUID otu..n.. wbO -...aunded btit 1 Wt 1a1wnber ... bei' wlmnntdon .. "lilllad o1-...~ how to cblak, ... 90 much better to ddnkWllh Mil-a I ttJ to do lbaL. lndeid lbe doea. j , . I Celebrity shoes nice fit in e~bition I South Coast Plaza mow Holywood Kii 111•. IUCb : event to display fine ~~=wt~ : footwear that shows r>hla Loren. : off the Holl~ood rt~'~';=:. I glamour era's·finest. pmo more mu w a cmuy I • will be hbJred at ID ablbtt : Dffpe lheratll dded •A Love Affair wtdl Sboee• ; Olitl Plot _ in South Coast Plaza lital1ilW on I 'IbWlday. The e:ddbit wdf be • COSTA MF.SA-Salvatore Fer-bolted by Salvatore Fempmo'a : rlplDO made bis first pair of to0, Malllmo ~who ii : ahoeawbenhewu9yearaold chairman of Fenapmo U.SA The 11th of 14 c:hildnm born The company will put on the to a poor farmer in Bonito, Italy. show In partnenhlp with the Fempmo made those shoes for Orange County Perfon:nlng Art.a ' bia siaten. who were about to Center. c:ielebiUe their first commwlJoo. The ahlbtt la an opportunity The family couldn't aftord to buy for the company to lhowcaae the the girls new shoes and were work of Its founder, who died in faced with the embanaament of 1960, Masalmo Fempmo uid. sending them to church in clogs. "We a.re very proud of this ex- So, young ~tore borrowed hibltion, • be said in a written re- leather from a cobbler and craft-sponse. "It abowcases my fa- ed their footwear with bis own tber'1 unique creativity and little hands. After that, there was innovation in shoemaking and no loolcing back. Perragamo celebrates the heritage of the started bis own store in his par-company, which is rooted in ents' home at 14. He expanded Hollywood• his business to the Uolted States. Featured in the show will be It was in California that Ferra-red rhinestone creations worn gamo struck gold Starting in the by Marilyn Monroe. Most shoes 1920s he designed shoes for fa-at the exhibit will reflect the FORUM Continued from Al opposed in his district, did not participate. In West Newport, incumbent Steven Rosan.sky faces competi- tion from Catherine Emmons and John Buttolph. Incumbent John Heffernan Is running against Dolores Otting for the district that includes Newport Coast During the howfong forum, the questions from a panel of two association members were directed at specific candidates. Each candidate was asked two questions and bad about two minutes to respond to each one. 1\vo of the questions focused on Banning Ranch, which the city owns a small portion of. Banning Ranch is a 412-acre site at the city's western border, where a development of up to 1, 750 homes has been proposed. About 40 acres of the property are within Newport Beach; the rest is on unincorpon\ted county land. Buttolph said h~ would like 10 AROUND TOWN •Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by e-mail to jeff.benson({J/atimes.com; or by calllng (949) 67~. Include the time, date and location of the event, as well aa a phone number. TODAY ~ feMgamo'a .,,. Love ~s preserve the ranch as open space. ·What the city will have if I'm on the City Council is the politi- cal will to see how we can keep Banning Ranch open,• Bunolph said. ·There are very few open spaces left. The reason many people live here is the quality of life.· Otting was asked if City Hall should be rebuilt somewhere else or upgraded at its present location. She said while she pre- fers remodeling the building. such a move should be up to residents. • 1 think the issue you're asking about is a very good issue to be put before all of us at a town hall meeting.· Otting said. •My whole premise for running is to get people to come to City Coun- cil meetings and thank them for coming and invite them 10 come back again." The forum also gave candi- dates a chance to distinguish themselves from their oppo- nents. "Of the three us running lin West Newport I, I'm the only one that's been involved in the com- munity for the last 19 years,· Affair with Shoes· runs through Oct. 10 in Jewel Court at South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. lnfonnation: (714) 97S.7654. Th• first •ttau.n Luxury and Design• event begins today and runs through Oct. 24 at Spoth Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The center-wide festival will ahowtase Italian fashions, food and furnishings. .,...., ... ~,..,j,J -. c:onipuy..,.. ..... Some ... .... ~ way lhled rA tlW ttme whlJe omen ve more ID Urie wllh the fuh-JoOI ('Adie time. • nu. pMtPel'iblp db one Of the INdtnalhoe ....... in the wodd ii an exdulhe ~ nlty for the center, laid Perform- ing Art.a Center Executtve Vic! President. Judy Morr. •Jt'• spedal and excftlng for all of ua." the said. "The aboet are woa:b of art. lt tabs the ame amount of autMty u do other wozbofart." Theft Is also an element of oe· lebrity mystique to the mhlbit. Mon said. "It would be 1ntetestins to see who wore what.• she aaid Salvatore Ferragamo will also donate to the center 10% of the amount of purchases made in Ferragamo'a South Coast Plaza boutique through Oct. 10, Mon said. The exhibit will open at 6:30 p.m. today with a cocktail recep- tion at South Coast J>taza's Jewel Court at 3333 Bristol St. The shoes will remain on display un- til Oct. 10. FYI The forum will be rebroadcast every Monday and Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. and every Thursday at 10 p.m. through the entire month of October on both Adelphia and Cox cable systems. Rosansky said. Resident Bob Hawkins said the forum was informative. •it covered a lot of issues, and I believe the candidates were each able to provide and express their viewpoints," Hawkins said. Phil Arst, a spokesman for the slow-growth Greenlight group, said the time allotted the candi- dates to answer the questions was not long enough. •1t was too short a set of an- swers from people to really find out where they stand,· Arst said. "Who's backing them is really what's important -where their campaign money is coming from." • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers government. She may be reactied at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at de1rdre.newmsn@lstimes.com lnfonnation: (714) 435-2115. The Orange County Substanc. Abuse Prevention Network will present ·A Showcase of Community Resources· for Drug, Alcohol, Violence and Tobacco Awareness Week, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave .• Cosw Mesa. lnfonnstion: (714) 327-1061. DESIGN CENTER ''For All Your Decorating Needs!'' I . I I I ' 1 r \ I': ...... I 1 I I \ r ,. ' •, I r l • FURNITURE RE UPHOLSTERY • Custom-Made Furniture • Slip Covers • Patio Furniture • Draperies, Shades, & Bedspreads '<14 \'' t >-l 2-()-l()() -~ .. ~\111&.L* .. ,._., -~ -~~ -~ ..... -Ull9W.Mll -~..o. NEWPORT BEACH -FASHION ISLAND 1165 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE (Across from El Torito Grill and below the Cheesecake Factory) 1-800 FREMONT (1-800-373-6668) • Ill!!!~! IREAT RATES. 8REAT SEIVICE. Serving customers since 1937. Over $9 billk>n strong. www.1800fremont.com • ........... ~Olf't- ~-........ ........ _l.09,....... ,_.,.WMl!m - \ M Tlusdly, S..,nber 30, ~ FORU • MOW 10 GET PUaJ1HED -.......,.: Mall to Ryan C.11er at the D1J.11v Piiot. S30 W. Bev St., Cocta Mesa, CA 92927 • "11 f 1 rr ttUa* Cell CM) M2..., llWt Send to CIM9l M&-4: da""" end .__ E-fNll:s.nct to d.IJltypllofet.tJrM&oom•All~ must fndude full neme, hometown end phone number(forwribdon~). ThePNot Nnr.wlhe right1Dtdlttlt eubm*lon• ... , ...... u •• EDITORIAL KEHr TREPTOW I DALY PLOT Bulldozers clear vegetation from the bed of the Santa Ana River near Adams Avenue. Dredge solution is right R esidents of West Newpon can rest and breathe easy. The U.S. Army C:Orps of Engineers will not be dumping sediment from the Santa Ana River onto the beach between 32nd and 56th streets, as originally planned. City leaders ln Newpon Beach can also rest easy knowing they've done right by their constituents. breaks?-it is equally understandable why residents reacted as negatively, and loudly, as they did. The council, as we have said before, Is to be commended for reacting rightly to those concerns. The announcement this week that sediment dredged from the river -a much-needed project to protect low-lying lands against floods -will not end up on the front doorsteps of beachfront residents and will instead be pumped offshore is the proper end to a problem that, in the best of all possible worlds, would never have been a problem. The Santa Ana River needs to get cleaned out, after all. West Newport beaches need to be replenished, though not quite in the bulk manner the corps of engineers would have done it. Given those needs, it's understandable that the initial beach-dmnping plan seemed to make sense. What makes this denouement even better Is that it seems it will be far better for the beaches than the original plan. Instead of 400,000 cubic yards of river sediment landing on the beach, the gunk removed during the $4.5-million project will be pumped offshore past the west end of 56th Street From there, it can How back onto the beach far more naturally, which will be far better for the beach even as it is safe!' for beachgoers and those enjoying the water. The two unresolved pieces to the story are the cost and the length of time it will take. The C:Orps has not yet figured how much the change will add to the final price tag. And it will take some three months, if the city allows the C:Orps to work 24 hours a day. We can see how around-the-clock work might not be greeted with resident applause. Given the problems, though -Would the sediment contain trash or bacteria that would fo ul up the beach? Would the additional sand rufa the waves and create dangerous shore Still. given all the proble~ that already have been handled, if that does come up, we are confident a remedy can be found. COMMUNITY COMMENTARY Costa Mesa not the ugly stepchild columnist says it is By Mark Schultheis W ell, our resident scold ~leve Smith is at it again fhis time he's trying to fan the fl ames of a con1roverc;y over the way our -.chool d1stnct '>pend'i its money ("Making schools separate hut equal,· Oaily Pilot, Sa turday) According to Smilh. the Newport Mesa UnHied School Dic,trict ha'> ii an fo r Costa Mesa. The dii:.Lnct talces C:Osta Mesa's money and spends Lt on frills in Newport Beach. As usual, Smilh has it all wrong. Smith starts with his U5U8l confusion and misdirection. With respect to school financing. he writes: H ••• unless my information has changed since I first heard it about 0\1! years ago, It is the Costa Mesa taxpayers who are bearing the biggest burden of the tax load." Amazing. SmJth would have us beUeve that Costa Mesa taxpayers bear a bigger property tax load than Newport taxpayers. Now, who in his right mind living lo either of our ddes would believe that? It wasn't true ~years ago. and it isn't true today. Smith's own employer, the Daily Pilot. reports that the total property value of Newport Beach ls $25.2 billion for fiac:al )'Mr 2004-05; the total property value ofc.o.ta Neu la Sl0.06 bUlJon rNewpon pr<>prrty values -:ooa to one,. Sept. 3). So. 71" o(h ~ va.lue tn our two ddill Ii In Newport a.di, 29" In c.oa MMa. No ............. WbO WoUldn't -----lhe~ ................ Jmlid ,.,,,_. .. 9mllh, .... ...,. ~-dlllt ........, ... rMlilliriA 6 ,,,....._ .... .. ...... "' ........ .. .,. ....... ._..•••tr ril .......... dllil; n• of all Measure A improvements at the district's 28 M:hools are bemg funded by Newport Beach taxpayers. compared to Costa Mesa's 29% contribution. Yet according to the Educational Facilities Master Plan, 59% of all the Measure A money is being spent on school" in Costa Mesa. That's appropriate, since 16 of our 28 schools, 57%, are actually in C:Osta Mesa. Smith also combinea his assertion that Newport schools are funded by C.OSta Mesa largess with a weird notion that it is Mthe larger population numbers provided by Costa Mesa that help Newport Beach enjoy the school dlatrict status that it does." Smith appears to be commenting on the difference between rewnue limJt funding and baste aJd funding for schoola, but that's onty a guess on my part, since Smith's argument la a total muddle. Let me auure you, Newport echools enjoy no special awus because of C:Osta Mesa's larger populadon. But Smith doeso' stop then. He picb again on Newport Harbor High Schoo~ that apparentbudonofNewport wealth and prtvOep. AD the frtl1t teem to go there for the m:lultYe benefit o( Newport Belch. But tho two lpC!ddc fadlldel Jocaied • Harbor Hllb that Smith pleb on, Loats Pedormq AIU PlcOky and Dmdlon Fleld. are not Hlrbof Hl&b fadllde& 1b8y .. dlMcl fvllldee .,.. ..... ---by, rl!l'Y bllb ldlool In .... dlMrkt. MwlySlmdl ..... ..... NofWllllw ...... .... Bec•dl ....... C.. .... Hllblllir ..... ~, O..hllllodM .. ... ~ .......... . .,. ...... ... pm' '•--, lnlU)L I a.IW. ............. ,....." cutting a fat deal for Newpon schools? Silly too. and terribly misleading in this argument. Is ignoring the fact that of the 2,478 students currently attending Newpon Harbor High School. 1.344 -54%- reside in C:Osta Mesa! This year isn't an anomaly: The majority of~r High students come from c.osta Mesa every year. Smith surely knows that, doesn't he7 No? Then, la it too much to ask that-before he writes again on education issues, or any issue for that matter -he might make just the slightest effort to check some facts? I'm sure Smith Is busy. but ft doem"t take much time. It took me only l5 minutes on the Internet and two phone calls to get the facts for this letter. It's called raearch. Smith ebould try it sometime. But I guess It's just easier and more fun for him to write a column that supports hla pre-existing bias. making up facU u he goee along. The problem wttb doing IO ls that some people rad his oolumns and fonn oplnloDI baaed on them. fle pmteDdl to haw it right in bla colwnna - and he doesn't have It rigbL Although we ant eoddecf to our awn oplnioN, we are not entitled to our own facts. 1boee we muat lhare. Nat dml. l hope Smith will uae eome that uetnae. Sm&cb lbould comkSer dolna what he coom.teotly .... oCNn to do Mien be.,. . they're wwq. HoW lbcMa an ·rm~ from JOU. -s a ~not ID prCllllGll ~berw.-ourtwo ddei ejllkl wtMn DODI..,_. Glllf .-....,.. ... di ff • r1ru u11111111t•- • ._esua., .. Mr r NA _, 18 •:a:•1 READERS RESPOND · A dogged issue for community AT ISSUE: Just how humane is the Orange County Humane Society shelter? M any times I have visited the Humane Society. and every time I went there, I saw clean. not cramped cages; healthy, excited anlmals; and dean premises. Once, I did see sJck kittens. They bad a disease that they could've picked up anywhere. lllat was a while back. and all the animals were healthy the last time I went there. The cages never hold more than two small animals unless it bas a liner of kittens. c.ages that consisted of larger animals only had one animal per cage. Whenever I look in the cages. I see food and water bowls full and the Utter box.es (if it is a cat cage) clean. I have also been at the shelter while the workers were hosing and cleaning the cages and entire shelter. HEATHER twMCEK Huntington Beadl I work with several different rescue groups, and one day a friend of mine who did a lot of volunteering for the shelter for several years asked for my help. The shelter gets puppies dropped off from time to time, and puppies need around-the-dock care. so she asked if I could take care of pups. I went to the shelter to pick up the pups and was told to go into the back room. There were the cute, tiny puppies approximately 2 weeks old. stuffed in a dirty cage not big enough to house them. There was no water in the dish and poop in their food bowl. I wondered when the last time the pups had received fresh water or food. I took the pups home and gave them a warm bath. food and water and deaned their area like every two hours. Puppies do poop and spill water and food all the time. Some puppies had to be bottJe-fed for awhile until they learned how to eat from a dish. I loved the pups. held them, let them run in the backyard on grass. played with them. The oDly thing the shelter did was gWe me the deworming pills for the pups. When the pups were ready to be adopted out. I took the pups to the shelter and sat outside the front of the shelter wtth the pups until people adopted the pups. The shelter charges $90 a pup. I Look care of four sets of puppies and one dme even a mommy. So you figure if each Utter bad row to eight puppies. and I did all the work. bought all the food, how much clear profit did I mab for the abllterf LWTllOWElt HundflltOD Bew. weren't working, and the dogs and cats would not have dean, dry bedding. That luted all winter. One Tuesday, a dog was returned to the shelter. A famUy, and the kennel employee, picked the dog up e.nd threw it ln the run. I understand the people show up for a paycheck, but a UttJe compassion would be nice. There were so many sick dogs. They moved dogs around and didn't change the bedding. They have a run in the middle that when they rinse the stuff out of the end runs, it runs into the middle run, and that dog's run is full of the urine and everything else. I could go on about how filthy it was. but it's clean now. LORETTA FUMING Huntington Beach As a former employee at the Orange County Hwnane Society for six years. I can verify the allegations made by the volunteers. The last straw was when I took the picture of the deceased dog put on top of the freezer. During my employment, there were two freezers, but on the day of the picture, one had been broken for a couple of weeks and the other was full. In the six years that 1 worked there full-time. I never saw or heard of the disposal company coming twice in one week to pick up the deceased animals. The shelter animals received only the bare minimum of veterinary care. After constant asking of the doctor to examine the shelter aninlals, it was always a struggle to get a doctor to walk through the shelter partly because he could not even stand how the shelter smelled. LINDSEY NEWTON Huntington Beach I want to share with you a dreadful experience that I had at the Orange County Humane Society. On July 22, 2003. I was a1 my veterinarian's office in C:Osta Mesa when I observed a kitten being transferred to the custody of Costa Mesa Animal Control. When I inquired about the kitten, I was told that she had been found on Bristol Street and was injured. I was also told that It was standard procedure to transfer the kitten to anlmal control. I asked that the kitten be retrteved at that time, but the officer, who was sdll in the parking lot of the veterinarian's office, refused to relinquish cus~ The kitten was taken to the Orange"tounty Humane Society. I uked that a bold be placed. on the kitten under my name ln the event that no owner came forward. Later that d~ l began making telephone calls to the Humane Society in an attempt to lnquft abouc the kittedt cOGdltiOn. MY ciDI wese~on · bOld for petodt ol tlmi Ind tramferl'ed between t'he Humane Soclety and the an1maJ botpttal. ~ l gave up and called Cotta M .. Animal (',onuol llking to ..,. wicb the~. The iUplrillor allMteCI me Ill uti111tr' 1 lalonDalbl lboUt 1Mbtm and ID .......... propl!r hold ...... lkuiM. lhll .. U.. WOUid not be •'m '1 t. Olia.lrA JOO:S. I ljlln .................... ..... I' , ............... .. ..... fl 2I.l'ladl9..Stlll •' 9 , ........... 'll'r ........ ~~ ..... tDr s w, It• bill !Im II ml lo Ultimately, I called back and asked to speak With the veterinarian, Samlr Botros. When Botros 8.nally took my call, it was with obvious anger. He told me that the kitten's condition and the treatment that she was receiving were none of my business and that the kitten's prognosis was poor. He further informed me that he could euthanlze the kitten if he so chose. 1 was further told that the kitten would not receive X-rays or treatment unless I chose to pay for that treatment. Botros ended the call so abruptly that I did not have the opportunity to arrange for care. 1 called back immediately and supplied my credit card information so that X-rays could be taken of the kitten's legs. This was accomplished, and the resulting diagnostic information from the X-rays was given to ,ne over the telephone by a technician. I had no further conversation with Botros. On July 25, 2003. I formally adopted the kitten and paid the adoption fee. I returned the kitten to my private veterinarian. According to the medical record, the kitten was provided with no treatment. even following the X-rays. The kitten was found to be severely dehydrated and severely anemic. The broken leg was minor and WlMI repaired. It should be noted that the kitten is thriving and is now grown. I attempted to seek legal remedy through a private lawyer. I was told that because the kitten survived, it would be difficult to prove damages. I also filed a formal complaint with the Veterinary Medical Board. Their finding was that Botros had other records documenting care that the kitten had received. He has refused to supply copies of such records. ALISON E. STANLEY Long Beach I volunteered for five years at the shelter. It Is so old, has no hot water, kennels are old and broken. with the potential for dogs to cut themselves and/or get heads caught and strangle themselves. Drainage ls poor; often urine and feces waBh back up into kennels. Since a new manager (from June or July 2003 through present), came aboard, conditlona are much wone. There are too many dogs re.cued from other shelten, brought in sick, loaded with deb, Oeu, etc. The shelter rarely lutd dlslnfectant or even soap or paper towels. Poorly trained kennel attendants who never washed out dop' bowls and would disinfect witp full-strength bleach (bad for anlmab). Workm would often forget to live water to anllmla. Wolbra were not tnlDed on~ to feed andpw tbeNIM amount Of food to llMD, D*flum and large aftlmala. Anlmalt often .,. hungry. Catt aboul4 have dry food accwlble at all dDHll; they we.. 11 one polrit only ~ dMn u. p.m..,.... • c:an of food the cata didn't ewnllb. Plnlmtl ........ , ... yf'k~_, .... ,... ID4rW• .. ... . .......... . •'*"rlldwd ......... 1 eouldlD • ..... 1'11 lbll2llfWlln! t .. ,. , ... _ SOC I ETY THE CROWD • . Mission ac.compli~hed after 15 years I n 1812, a major earthquake • in c.alifomJa reduced Junipero Serra's atone church at San Juan Capistrano to rubb&e. History boob share that 40 perllhloners lost their Uws as the five.story, 185-foot-long structure came crashing down. While the mission survived, the atone church lay ln ruins for neatly two centwies. Not until preservation and restoration efforts began ln 1989, when scaffolding ------was erected to shore up the ruins, did the stone monument see the first Ught of resurrection. Art Birtcher, Bob McDonough and Mission San Juan Capistrano Executive Director Mechelle Lawrence talk at the celebr~on. Work in earnest began in 1991, and B. w. COOK 13 years later, last week in Orange County. the community returned to San Juan Capistrano to pay their respectS to a magnificent return to a historical past. The Great Stone Olllrch wa'> reopened and placed on the World Monument Fund watch list as one of lhe I 00 most endangered places in lhe world. And certainly one of the most cherished. The Newport·Mesa family, comprising citizens of all fallhs. joined O.C. 6rs1 lady Joan Irvine Smith. who served a~ honorary chair of lhe recent gala celebration, to praise the pas1 and future of Orange County through this most symbolic. man·made monument. Smilh was instrumental in championing funds for lhe l5*year, $10-million project. The return to Capisrrano was marked by joyous Newport-Mesa guests who witnessed lhe Great Stone Oiurch come to life wilh lhe voice of tenor Mkhael Amante. Known by some as "lhe fourth tenor." Amante capnvated lhe crowd as he sang songs from his debut album, ~1eU Her I Love Her." Couples moved closer together, the stars in lhe night sky S(.>emed brighter. All was Mozart's right with the world in this ancient. California. an:hitectural relic for one brief evening in September. The crowd, including Gllye and Art Blruher, Julie md Robert Ungmdelter, Mdlnda and Doug McCra. (]mul'8 and Robert Redwltz., and Janet and Bob SpiddJ wrapped themselves in the "romance of the mission" and, following lhe Amante concert, joined together for an intimate reception in the MSacred Garden" for cocktail'> with the rising star just befort• dinner, served al fresco. The Ritz·Carlton Laguna Niguel generously underwrote and served a M Lapas" ·style fea'>t as guesLs Tony Molso, John Forsyte of the O.C.. Pacific Symphony. Myron and Moz.elle Sukut, Unda and James Pierog and Darby and WlllJam Ma.nc:laJ"t( en1oyed lhe ethnic present.ation. Mechelle Lawrence. executive dirt'Clor of the Mission museum. wa'> on hand for lhe ct'lebrauon. "Funds raised from this event will help fund the curatorJup of ML'>Sion artifacts enabling U'> to rotale important relics for th(• public's en1oyment." l.awrenc:e said. Additional suppon from Newport-Mesa came from Ed and Jabe Lohrbach, Jerry Harrtngton, Peter Glacey, Sean Jackson, Gretchen Tbomson . ~!)U;;~ r/~'°' Jonuory 18-23. 2005• ... and later In the Season SCIW.solnl' "'9rdl's r6;.jl)7k~ ~ 2247. 2005• and Cindy and Mlchatl Tortomul A massive auction fundra.iser helped to raise lhe bar of support. Major donors included Soulh Coast Pla7,a and the Four Seasons, wilh additional underwritmg coming from Dt!utsche Bank Private Wealth Management, Crevier BMW and Mildmoto Jcwele~. represented at the aff a1r by Berna.rd BarbUJa. Mission San Juan C,apistrano was founded Nov. 1. 1776. It is considered the birthplace of Orange County. Simultarwously aero~ the continen1, colonist'> were ronning a new natmn free from British rule. But little news wa.'> .,hared of the world changing events taJung place on e1lher '>1de of lhe American landscape. Today, a'> then. the mission represents a "junction of cultures: Nalive American, Asian, Mexican and European." offered MadeUne Zuckerman. a publicist represen11ng the ml1>.SIOn. "We are '>1111 very much a melting pot or race. religion and culture in Orange County 1oday fonight, we rejoice in our rommon bond. lhe good 111tention of all people to make a '>tronger community for all," Zuckerman -.aid. • THE CROWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays CALL NOW FOi S!ASON PIOMOTIONSI for tk:k9ll cind ............ cal 1 • OP!IA Doug McCrea, managing director of event sponsor Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management; Melinda McCrea; honorary gala chair Joan Irvine Smith; and Mechelle Lawrence get together at the recent gala celebration of the Great Stone Church reopening at Mission San Juan Capistrano. Signe and Peter Keller en1oy the company of Priscilla and Ed Akins at the San Juan Capi strano gala Q: My newborn grandson was diagnosed with a hole in his heart. ASKA CHOC DOC Isn't he loo small for surgery? A: Mane Blelweis. M.D . Medlcol Oirecior, CHOC Heart Institute f(it it~ to Cloee the hole, WESTION#l9 At CHOC Heart ln.strtalle, our NWilelplina'y am ..... ...... kcom~ Clldiae ...... .,,'HJ l.han 25-0 carchac procedures M W Al Tlusday, September 30, 2004 LIPB & L.EISURB BEST BUYS • Eat, drink and give money (to charity) Furnishings • Design Services • Custom Florals INTRODUCING OUR NEW FALL COLLECTIONS Foll Wreaths & Arrangements 50% Off 369 E. 17111 St., Costa Mesu • Phooe (949) 646-1>745 Hour. 10:0(}6:00 Mon:fn. • 10:00-5:00 Sat.• 10:00-4:00 Sun. z 0 .... < u ::i c ... ... .... < ::> 0 < at "' Enwl1ion yourMlf H a teacher. Vanguard Umvers1ty's Graduate Program m Education offers ~ and weetlend schedu!H for the worktng adult. A un1vers11y informed by Christian values located 10 Orange Coonty, Vanguard PfOV1~ a personal and challl'ngmg learning environment If you have a Bachelors degree, you can earn yO\Jr teaching credential m 2 3 semesters. a Master of Arts in Education can be earned with 1ust 4 add1t1onal classes Vanguard offers· ,.. Single Sub1ect Credential > Multiple Subiett Credential > CLAD Cert1licc1te > MA 1n Education, 6 options offered Eligible students may apply thetr credential rnduct1on, or CLAD certrfrcate course work toward a Masters of Arts in Education Attltnd an Open Hoose on Tuaday, October 5 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. to lum morel ~ VAM•UAaD ....... .,,. ., ......... ~. 0 range County's premJer eplcwqn event -the 20th annual Food, Wine and Micrt>·Brew Felt -tabe place from 5;30 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 7 in the...,-. Home 9ton and Craae .......... wtng of South Coast Plaza. More than 60 top·ratecl Orange County restaurants. · wtnedee and breweriel are contributing to the event. which reJle8 money for ~nd Harvat Food Bank of om. County and m..A a-ttSee. a fund of the McCormlck TrtbiUne Foundation. 1be Yolk Qmrtet will provide live muslc; lt'a one of the hottest female jazz bands in Los Angeles. OpportunJty drawinp will also be held. Tickets cost us per penon. If purcbaaed by 4 p.m. Monday, and $55 per penon after thaL Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County fa die county'• largest hunger-relief organization. serving 220,000 people each month through 400 'member agencies. (714) nl-1343 or visit www.foodfest.org. 10 O'CLOCK TICK ToCK The National Olartty Lague Tkklocker Tbrlft Shop presents a one-day boutique sale on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.rn. Find bargains OD women's and children's designer apparel, the Franklin Mint Doll Collection and home accessories. It's cash only, and AFTER HOURS • Submit AFTB HOURS Items to the Dally Pilot, 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; bv fax to (949) ~170; or bv calling (949) 574-'295. SPECIAL EVENTS UDO YACHT EXPO The 26th annual Udo Yacht Expo ahowcues bo8ta and yac:trta et least 26 feet long. 2006 models end gear and equipment for ownen of large veaeta. The event will be held from noon to 7 p.m. today, from 10 a.m. to 7 p .m. Friday and Saturday, and from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m . Sunday et Udo Marine Village, at Lido Way and Newport Boulevard In Newport Beach . .Admission is $10 for adults and free for children 12 end under. lnfonnation: (949) 757-5969 or http:/lwww.go boatingamerica.com. LA DOLCE VITA Honorary chainnan Antonio Cagnolo of Antonello Risorante will host an evening of live music and entertainment, "La Dolce Vrta; at 6 p.m. Sunday on the Village Green at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St.. Costa Mesa. Proceeds benefit cystic fibrosis research. Ttebta are $150. Information: (714) 983-1393. EASY AIDE FOR AllT1SM The first ·e.asy Ride for Autism• begins at 10 a.m. Oct. 10 et Bartel's Hartey-Oavidson, 4141 Lincoln Blvd .• Marina del Rey, and concludn at Newport Dunes Resort, 1131 Beet Bay Drive, Newport Beach. The ride will benefit the Autism Society of America and will feature Grand Marshat Peter Fonda. The Klngamen will also perform a lundl concert et Newport Dunes. Registration begins et 9 a.m. lnfonnation: (818) 605-1104. TAICIC OR TREAT FUTIVAL The 18V8nth annual Trict or Treat Festival will be from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 31 at the Onlnge County Market Place, 88 Fair Drive. Costa LGUtQ ••rr. MNUCK lnbonorof Breut Cancer Awueoe.a Month, 'l1le &bledC (Jab for Womm wUl help raJae money for the Suaan G. komen ~t Cancer Foundation. Through October, the club wUl give 509' of initiation fees and l°" of personal training and Pilates sales to the foundation. •Many of our memben have been dtrectty and indirectly affected by breast cancer,· says owner Zeena Dhalla. •This is our way to give back to our community, while at the same time bring attention and awareness to the early prevention and detection of this msease.· 2036 Quail St. ln Newport Beach. (949) 852-8655. SHOP 11.1. fT HELPS On Saturday. shop at Mecys South eo.t Pim for a special charity shopping fundraiser. The Passport In-Store fundraiser benefits more than 20 HIV/AIDS community organizations in Orange County. Mesa. Event.a include the Halloween, Hearse, Bug end Monster Oaulc Car Show from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m.; an antique hearse parade at 10 a.m.; free trick-or-treating for costumed kJda from 10 e.m . to 2 p.m. and David Martcham's sword-swaJlowing shows at 12:30 and 1 :30 p.m. Admission Is $2 for ages 13 and o4der and free for kids 12 end younger. lnfonnation: (949) 7~or http:/lwww.ocmarlcetplaott.com. MUSIC PET£RWtll£ The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Peter Whiten part of ita Summer Jazz Serles, sponsored by 94. 7 The Wave, starting et 8 p.m. Friday at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beadl. Tld:eta coct $37.60 (Dinner Pac*agea add $26). Information: (949) 729-6400. http:llwww. .ummerjazzurin.com. SAi ZBIJlG CHAMBER SOLOISTS The Orange County Perfonning Arts Center's 2004-2005 Concert Serles kkb off with the Salzburg Chamber Soloiata. The 15-member eNemble will perfonn selectlona by Mozart. Mendelssohn and Dvorak et 7:30 p.m. Monday In Founden Han. 600 Town Center Drive. Cotta Mesa. Tldtet9 are $66 and are available through the Center Box Office at (714) 5~2787 or through http:l~.ocpac.otg. TAKACS QUARTET The Takacl Quartet will J*form string quartet pieces by Bart.ok, Borodin and Beethoven et 8 p.m. Oct. 7 et The Bardrt Theatre, 4242 Campus °'1ve, lrvlne. Tidtets are $35 to $46. Information: (949) 864 4648. BRIAN CUL8ERTSON FEATURING ..atAEL UNGTON The Hyatt Regency N~ Beed\ will hott Brian Culbertson fNluring Mlchael Linton .. part of ha Summer Jazz s.n., IPC)NOted bv 94.7 The Wave, IWting at 8 p.m. Oct. I at 1107 JMnboree Roed, N.wport e.ctt. llc*eta COit $37.60 (Dinner hdcagea add $28). lnformdon: (Ml) 72SM5400. LIPZJG GEWANl>tMUI ORCHEITRA The l.elpzjg ~ Orc:Mllra wttt pelform 8nlhme' •1111no eonc..to No; 1 In D rNnc>r, Op. 16" and "Syrnphanv No. 4 In E minor, Op. •• • 1 p.m. Oc:L 10 ... Orlnge CounlV Pllrfoimhtg Ml Center, eoorown c........ DIM, Coeta Mlee. TkUlll .. IJtto S1SO. lnfotmadon: (M) m.MZ2 or hlp.:/Awww. ~oom. ' .:kmtMM --~-.-M-e_i'lt.o_r_•_nd-~----For-A_n_A_t:iu_eN.._C_hlld__;,, "'-~ Aegetioy·N9ta.,ott & • CASA Yolunuer Court Appolhted Special Advoc;atee Joto uo for '" !nfqmctk>n 5oMlgn On Octo~er 20. -6pm-8pm ~h~Commun~~ 1&0 f'llrt. Cotti ~ RSVP: ~) 619"'5156 es IO@$ ..... , ... Jllf .. ttf•• ..... -..,....,lit/ . Panldpa~ nonpn)lt pou.,. will Mil $10 dckett that can be meet ror aboi>Pinl. Wtlh 1.-o1 the ~-.UMilld cbarida Acdvtdel Comdclbll with tbe fundrailer lndudo ftihlon ewnla; dYc:oium, ~ demonstndooa. ~and a dwnce to wln • $1,000 ihopping spree. Maq'a fa at South Cout Plaza. ('11<6) 556-0811. ... WICIEHl•ISNEM ...... s.un Sid. Golf often premier ski and anowboant1ng equipment. u well u top apparel branch like .,.., Jet Sec. Niii and o.cente. One of Stefan Kaelln's best deals la its leasing program for kids and teen& Ski and snowboard packages can be leased for the winter season for u low as $89. The 2004--05 lease packages include aids fri>m Volld; blndJngs from Marbr; boots from Tecnka and Heed; and boards, boots and bindings from Burton.. Stefan Kaelin also bas hebnet and goggle packages from Giro and a wide selection of apparel for kids. · Stop by the store to set up a lease package and see the latest in winter-season gear. With ski and snowboard season just weeks away, now la the time to visit Stefan Kaelin. The lease equipment Is limited and rents out quickly. The program begins Friday. Open I 0 a.m. to 8 p.rn. Beach will host Ride Braun aa part of its Summer Jazz Series, sponsored by 94.7 The Wave. starting et 8 p.m . Oct. 16 et 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tldteta oott $3150 (Dinner Packages add $26). Information: (949) 729-6400. http://www. summttrjaraerles.com. T1ERNEY SUTTON HONORS fflAM< SINATRA Vocalist Tierney Sutton will pay homage to mnlt Sinet.ra et 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Oct. 16and16 st the Orange County Perfonnlng Arts Center's Founders Hall. 800 Town Center Drive, Cotta Mesa. Sutton will perform selection• from her fourth album, •Dancing In the Dart." which Includes aome of Sinatra's hit songs. rdets are $46 to $49 and are available at eny Tld:etmuter location. Information: (714) 666-ARTS. ITALIAN~ The Pacific Symphony will perform selectk>na from Mozart. Shostakovich and Mendeluohn at 3 p.m. Oct. 17 et the Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tidteta are $46 and $60. lnfonnation: (949) 854-4646. IGOR POGOtE1JCH Pianist Igor PogoreUch will pefform ~from Beethoven, Sibelius and Rec:hmanlnoff st 8 p.m . Oct. 27 et the Barc:trt Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tidtets are $60 to $100. Information: (949) 854 4846. UCI sYWtt0Nv ORCHESTRA The UC Irvine Symphony Ordlestra will perform eelec:tlona from Wagner end Lilzt .c 8 p.m. Oct. 29 and Oct. 30 .. 1he 8atday ThMtre, '2A2 Campua °'1w. Irvine. Tlcbta are $12 for geneql edmlaak>n, $10 fof Mfllon and ua fKuttv and mn end sa for studtnta end chi~ under 18. lnfonndon: UM8) 864 4648 WMSAW~ ORCHESTRA The Wwww PhUhetmonic Ord1eMra will S*bm Pwnder9dd'I ·PotymorpNe· end Chopln4e .Pleno Concefto No. 1 ln e minor, Op. 11 • llt 8 p.m. Nov. 8 end 9 •the 8erday TMlltN,42A2 Campue Drtw, IMne. 'Tldlm ... -·~(Mt) .. 2422. QUl\llDITMIGI~ ,..,.. au.wwt"""' au.. wlll o1av .... 11¥~ ....... -ftllwl •• p.m. "°"-22 ... lli'dllV.llt r rJN. GC2 c.nplll DIM. ir\4M: TicMll ... '° -•n•om~ (~ IDo2m.. WlllLY JMI IUCl'I PUCE Jm and ClO ..... tlow dilly"°"' noon to mldnlgM SundlYI thrOUgtt ~-from noonto2e.m. ,,,_..,.. ~-tM ..... 19yQub • Alloft;. 9221 w. CGilll Monday to Prt~ 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. SeNrday; noon to e p.m. Sunda)t 2700 w. Cout HJPway ln Newport Beach. (949) 6S1·3280. Fc:JCUIM ON THE ISUI ' Sf• "'rd ........ newNtanCI. just opened at The Lab Jn front of Ort.a Oadlllaa. lt praenta a aeadw apjJR)ICh to news and media retaWng. It tells media that foc:Ulet on aabJectJ of dellgn, a.rdtltec:ture. fubloit. mus.le, action aporta. automotive and culture. Choose from an assortment of magazines, boob. journals. carda, ut supplle1, music and other creative producu &om Knock Knock, SUie, ~ °'1'oalde. UblqullJ ...... and more. To celebrate lta grand opening. Standard lllue will host an open house Frld.ay froJD 6 to 9 p.m. During the event, receive 109(, off any product. 118ten to sounds of jazz/soul mus.ldan Drew Blay and enjoy complimentary food. Sign up at www.astandard~.com and bring your confirmation page to receive drinks and a special gift at this grand opening. Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Saturday. • BEST BUYS 1ppe1r1 Thurad-va. Send information to Greer Wytder et greerwylcJ.rtlyahoo.com; at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Meu, CA 92627; or by fax It (949) ~170. Highway, Newport Beach. lnfonnation: (949) 645-6000. WM GINA W£EKEND JAZZ Walter Lakota and OMd Alcantar, the NeW York Jazz Connection Duo. play at Mamma Gina et 251 E. Coast Highway In Newport st 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays. Diana Oltri joins the duo on vocals on Mondays. It'• free. Information: (949) 673-9500. MUSIC AT THE GRLl MPG members Greg Morgan, NI<* Peper and Kelly Gordien perlonn clasak: rock. RU and awing music at 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Seturdaya st the Bluew.ter Grill, 630 Lido Park Drive, Newport Buch. lnfonnation: (949) 676-3474. R£VOL.V'E.R La Cave Restaurant offers Revolver, which featurn DJs along with imagery and audftoty delights at 10 p.m. Tuesdays at 1896 lrvlne Ave., Costa M4tN. lnfoonation: (949) 1w&-7944. SINATRA 11U8UTE I La Cave Restaurant offers David Klnwald'a live tribute to Frank Sln.atnl from 8 to 9 p.m . Mondays st 1696 Irvine Ava •• to.ta Mesa. lnfonndon: (949) M&-7844. THE UNDERGROWtD LotN;E La Cave Restaurant offers the Underground Lounge, featuring Pete Villani aingJng Bennett. Martin end SIMtrl from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Wedne9deys et 1896 Irvine Ave., Cocta Meu. lnfonnation: (949) M&-7914. Pt.AN• La Cave Restaurant offers the funky IOUI jazz music of Plan a. from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Thurad8ys It 1886 lrvlne Aw., Coet.a Miia. lnfonnatk>n: (949) 64&-7!M4. THE GIGR BAKER JR. TRIO La Cave ReltMlrant offers the jm fuaion muaic of the Ginger 8abr Jr. Trio from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Mtd8yt It 1819& lrvlne Ave., COMa Meu. Information.: (fM&) M&-7944. , • M LIP.BA LEISURE 'fllrldlr, s cl ... ao. .. • NO PLACE LIKE~ . Home t~ur has soniethingf or every taste .. . Y OU~fb'eahome • tour. ISpedally a tour dll.l llows me to doeel)< and penonaly ogle home. that 1 ha\'9 wonblpped only from. Thal .. aacdy the kind of opportunity that ttu. )'el(a 3llt .anrul Corona del Mar borne tour o6'erl Oct 19 from 10 LID. to4 p.m. '' There are~ homes on the tour ttu. )We. along with a morning n:apdon at the new .~ Reslawant al Pubion 'Wand. lunch from PaacaJ11 ln Sherman Gardena and an • aftemooo reception al the ever-popular Butera Home Pumlshings store on Westclifl' Drive. If you've ever managrd your imagbwy mil estate shopping via the lwbor, I'm sure you have longed to tour the four-lot treaswe lo 01ina c.ove. This . home on the rocb incorporates the natural setting with contemporary styling and tw a 270-degree view or the ocean, ietty. China Cove and the bay. . ,You've got to see it to believe it Don't miss the chance lo be a ~in a real-life fan~ that '·'includes a party·si.zed sawia. an ·.~tertai.nrnent room with a panoramic view and a unique telephone room for confidential conversations. On another vista. a home in _Shady C.anyon will open its doors HOURS Continued from Ai3 MUSIC AT THE PELICAN 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 $:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturda,y and from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. The restaurant is at 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beadl. Free. (949) 642 -3431. MUSIC AT Pl.AYERS Players restauran1 i1 now offenng live mulic from 9 p.m. to midnight every Friday and .saturday. Players is at 512 W. 19th St, Costa Mesa. No cover charge. (949) 646-5615. WEEkENO MUSIC Anthony'• Riverboa1 Restaurant in Newport Beacti presents the Aidt Sherman Duo featuring Ride Sherman and Alan Remington on Friday nights. The program featuree all your f8VOrites on the saxophone keyboards. Anthony's is at 151 E. Coalt Highway. (949) 673-3425. POP-ROCK AND FlAMENCO Tate 5, a funk. roc:t and Motown . ~ performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Carmefo's Ristorarrte, 3520 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Senders perfonm classical ftamenco tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT R&B Gerald llhibuhi and the Stone Bridge Band play rodt and R&B at 9 p.m . Saturdays a1 Sutton Place Hotel'• Trianon Lounge, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Free. (949) 47&-2001. STAGE BROOKLYN BOY South Coast Repertory will perform the latest show from Pulitzer Prtze.wfnning euthor Donald Margulies, ·erootctyn eov:' through Oct. 10 It 866 Town Center Oriw, CoN Mela. For \k*et Information, cetl (714)' 708-6666. THE QIUlllW..O London'I Tell Stone. Theltre Co. -will ~ "The Grvtt.1o• It 7 p.m. Oct. 16 at the Irvine Ban:&.y n.tr., 42.U C.mpus Ortw, IMne. Adm .. llon ii $15 for adults end $11 for kidL lnformadon! (Mt)•• •Me. lo tuppOrt ct. echalb'tal • PIOIPUnl at KAREN WIGHT Cc:itoria del MK'JNa Santa Bubara-ltyle bomerillp the top of the hiDmdluet Ina~ m1acapeof nadYe California planla and shrubs. Thia home baa a room for every occasion - game room. home om.ce and wine cellar-and beautiful views from the veranda. Imported cypress stone and earthenware dating back to pre-Bibllcal eras are used throughout the home. The redaimed parquet walnut Oooring adds to the warmth and unique aura that sets this home apart. Newport c.oast's Rtvage hosts a home with an island Oavor. Fun rules this house. The boys' bedroom tw a spectacular Boor-to-ceiling mural, a la Swiss Family Robinson. Even when the lights go out, black-light stars fill the sky. The baclcyaid continues the island adventure theme with a barl>ecue area and circular bar embellished with hand-split bamboo details. Ocean and beach views are abundant in a French HABEUS CORPUS South Coast Repertory will perform "Habeus Corpus• from Oct. 15 to Nov. 21 at 655 Town Center Dnve, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 708-5555. ART 'PARIS PICTURESQUE' An exhibition of photographs by artist Barbara Higgins, "Paris Picturesque.· will be on display through December at French Budcets, a florist at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. (800) 652-9551. THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF ROMAN LORANC An exhibition of new photographs by Roman loranc will be on display from through Nov. 30 at Susan Spiritus Gallery, 3929 Birch St, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 4744321. MICHAEL EASTMAN'S 'CUBA' A photography exhibition by Michael Eastman, ·cube,· will be on display from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays through Oct. 16 at Southern California Art Projects and Exhibitions, 2859 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Information· (949) 723-3406. SCREEN OCC FILM SERIES Orange Coast College's Film Series presents "West Side Storiy"' at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 8 at OCC's Fine Arts Room 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The event is sponaored by the fine arts department and OCC Extended Education. Information: http:llwww.octidcets.com. OCC Fft.M SERIES Orange Coast College'• Film Series presents •The Haunting" at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 22 at OCC's Ane Arts Room 119, 2701 Fairview Road. COst.e Mesa. The event is sponsored by the fine arts department and OCC Extended Education. rnformation: http://www.octictets.com. OCC FLM SERIES Orange Coatt College'• Alm Serieap111nt1 •Adam's Rib" It 6:30 p.m. Nov. 6 It OCC's Ane Ma ROom 119, 2701 Flllrvtew Roed, Colta Mesa. The event It apon90f'9d by the fine arta depe~ Ind 0CC Exteclded Educ:atk>n. Information: hllp.ilwww.oc:dcbfloc:iom. OCC FLM SERES Ontnge eo.t Conege'1 Alm Mdtaqneao home Oil c:>c.n Boule\wd. 'Ible ma&oft IW lo merlndudel l&lh md 17th c:entulyllooe ~ hlnd·pUlted bHlin 80or dlel andPmx:b ~anddoon. lbu c::an find )'OlD' l.en moe in an Aaan-ftavoted home oo BaY*le OdYe. 1be ga.. wll in the Uving room recnca. miking the bay view even doler. The terrace that CM!doob Che waler has an outdoor ldtcbm. lhepllce and • water feature that leelDS to cascade Into the baJ From the chaparral to the halbot thi,, tour has something for ewryone. 1\ckds for the day's activities are $50 and can be purchased at Butera or through Corona deJ Mar High School's PTA. The PTA would like to thank the following local businesaes for their support Fashion Island, South Coast Plaza. Prudential California Realty, Bank of America. Fletdler Jones Motorcars, Coast Maganne. Barday Butera. Rouge Restaurant, Pascal Restaurant and above all others. the generous homeowners who have provided the opportunity for a community event to enhance public education. • KAREN WIGKT ts a Newport Beactt resident. Her column runs Thursdays Series presents "Gilda• at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 19 at OCC's Fine Arts Room 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The event is sponsored by the fine arts department and OCC Extended Educa1ion. Information: http://www.octidcets.com. OCC FILM SERIES Orange Coast College's Film Series presents "The letter• at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 3 at OCC's Fine Arts Room 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The event is sponsored by the fine arts • department and OCC Extended Education. Information: http:/lwww.octidcets.com OCC FILM SERIES Orange Coast College's Film Series presents "lady in the lake" at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 17 at OCC's Fine Arts Room 119, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. The event is sponsored by the fine arts department and OCC Extended Education. Information: http://Www.octidcets.com OCC FILM SERIES Orange Coast College's Film Series presents ·vou Can't Take It Wrth You· at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 14 at OCC's Fine Arts Room 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The event is sponsored by the fine arts department and OCC • Extended Education. Information: http:llwww.octidcets.com. OCC FILM SERIES Orange Coast College's Film Series presents "The Set-up· at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 28 at OCC'1 Ane Arts Room 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The event is sponsored by the fine arts department and OCC Extended Education. Information: http://www.octidcets.com. DANCE SWING Lessons are given from 2 to 6 p.m. every Sunday at the Avant Garde Ballroom In Newport Beach by the Orange County Swing Dance Club. Alt ages are welcome end • dancing partner is not required. Information: htlp;l!www.OC9WinQ.oom, (909) fJ66.6119. ARGENTINE TANGO Tango dancing Is ofrwed from 8 p.m. to 12:30 e.m. the first Saturday of eec:h month et Oenecene Stuclo, 2880 Mcaintodt Wey, COlt8 Meu. Information: (714) &11.-. 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Afternoons $175 Registration Fee (Includes 1 year membership & uniform) For more lnfonnation call (949) 640-6650 Eastbluff Boys & Girts Club 2555 Vista Del Oro, Newport Beach, CA 92660 -LIFE ct LEISURE TRAVEL TAI.ES Georges Roudanez, left, and son Marc pause while hiking to the start of their five-day whitewater raft trip down the Green River in Utah. A Utah adventure worth the rewards By Georaes Roudanez A fter finishing his freshman year of final exams at Corona del Mar High School, I promised my son an adventure trip as a reward for a job weU done. ln July, Marc and I embarked on an 11-day, father-son adventure trip to Utah. The first day, we took off in the car early from our home in Corona del Mar, made a stop in Las Vegas for lunch, then stopped at the Moapa Tribal fireworks More just east of las V~. The store had eight aisles. each 80 feet long. filled with a vast array of fireworlcs and firecrackers. Pleading didn't work. but threatening did, as I Wa.$ finally able to gel Marc ou1 of the 111ore and back in the car for the res1 of the day's drive 10 Zion National Park. We reached our initial fun destination·of7Jon at about 3 p.m. Total time in the car that first day was nine hours. U wru. an easy drive made tolerdble for Marc because we listened lo the ~Fahrenheit 451 " book on tape, which was reQuired summer reading for incoming sophomores at Corona del Mar HlghSchool. THROUGH ZION AND BRYCE Zion Canyon is one of our national treasures, with breathtaking view.. of mountains and waterfalls. a Mmini Yosemite" with no traffic and very manageable crowds. Private vehicles are allowed into Zion Canyon only if the driver has a lodge reservation. After checking into the lodge, the car must be parked. and the only form of transportation is the convenient, free shuttle bus that leaves every few minutes, making several stops up and down the canyon. One of the highlights of our stay was a hike traversing back and forth across the Vugin River as it meanders through and continues to carve a deeper Zion Canyon. We hiked and enjoyed the spectacular scenery for three days before leaving for the second of our three' destinations. The second leg of the trip took us 10 Bryce Canyon National Park. a beautiful four-hour drive . from Zion. Bryce was much different from 7Jon. lf 7Jon is considered vertical because of the dramatic, neck-craning views of the mountains, then Bryce would be considered horiwntal because of the 8,00Q-foot altitude, extremely clean air and see-forever horiwns. Bryce is also known for its plentiful and unusual fields of "hoodoos," which· are unbelievably bizarre shapes created from eroded stone. At night, Bryce is considered one of the least "light-poUuted" locations in the United States and is consequentJy an ideal place for stargazing. One evening, the park rangers set up telescopes for guests to experience crystal-clear views of the plants and stars. Even though ii was July. the temperature that night dropped to 38 degrees. which made the fireplace in our National Park cabin a warm and cozy luxury. A RIVER RAN THROUGH rT After three days exploring Bryce. we took another dramatic, scenic drive to Green River, Utah, where we embarked on a five-day whitewater raft trip with the Sierra Oub. On the first day, the 20 ~guests" were 6own in four private planes to the top of a mesa 120 miles north of Green River. We didn't land on a formal landing strip. It was just bare dirt on top of the mesa After landing and getting our gear off the planes. the "hotshot" pilots did vertical takeoffs. dropped below the mesa walls and then came tearing back to buu us a farewell gesture. The group then hiked down to the river and found our four river guides in the four rafts to begin the float trip. All four river guides were skilled rafters. famillar with Desolation Canyon and this section of the Green River, knowledgeable about the history of the area and. very importantJy, good coob. F.ach day on the river provided different scenery and a new campground, opportunities for tuking, thrilling rides OYer the rapids on one-persc>n kayaks, delkiou.s meals and star-.filled nights. Our group was very fortunate to have a professional guitar player/singer as on e of the guests. His entertainment made those even.lnp around the campfire even more special. The weather on the Green River was ideal -between 82 and 92 degrees during the day and between 70 and 75 degrees during the evening. At the end of the float trip. we landed just outside the toWTI of Green River, where we were met by vans from the outfitting company, and we were brought back to our motel. The first order of business for everyone was a hot shower. lbat last evening, the entire group met for dinner at the well-known local restaurant Ray's Tavern, where we invited our guests to join us for dinner, drinks and awards. Reminiscing over dinner with our new best friends was the perfect conclusion to a wonderful experience. FAVORl'M PARTS When asked what the highlight of the entire trip was. Marc said there were two. First. being able to get his first few hundred miles of highway driving. and second, the visit to the Moapa Tribal fireworks store. For D!td, the highlight was seeing the smile on his .son's face as he successfully navigated his kayak through the largest of the whitewater rapids. What would we do dilferentJy next time7 Make the trip longer. Reservations for the accommodations at Zion and Bryce Canyon national parts were made at the last minute directly with Xanterra. the management company. The Green River Rafting trip was arranged via the Sierra Cub's website. •GEORGES AOUOANEZ ii• CoroM def M•r resident. ! l I I I I a ~ LIPB A LEISURE Czarina Olga Borisonav Smirnova and Charles Thomas Collett. both residents of Newport Beach, were married in Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg, Russia. The newlyweds, shanng a Pilot, are surrounded by family and friends in attendance next to the Attas Palace. 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Rick Devereux Daily Pilot Following a heart-breaking, 21-17, loss to Newport Harbor High in the Battle of the Bay, the Corona del Mar football team must shake off any lingering emotional damage and prepare to play a tough Valencia squad Saturday. "This is a nonleague game and we're using this as a tune up for league," Coach Dick Freeman aaid. "These are all good teams we're playing. We're not playing the Sisters of the Poor. We could schedule an eight-man football team and be 5-0 heading into league." Valencia (3-0) is No. 4 in Clf Southern Section Division VI while CdM is No. 5 in Division IX. The Tigera are led by running back Rylon Thomas who h&s amassed close to 500 rushing yards in three games wtth 10 touch- downs. He also threw for a score in Va- lencia's, 28· 7, victory over El Dorado. So what is Corona del Mar's plan on stopping Thomas? "We're thinking Oat tlces on his bus," Freeman joked. "We can't change what we do. We run an eight-man front. so if we can't stop the run, we've got some problems." Freeman aaid we has also concerned ~. Septa1C>er 30. 2004 81 - BOYS WATER POLO Sea Kings survive wild one, 17-14 Corona del Mar wins in overtime after Edison, down by eight goals, rallies big in third quarter. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot OORONA DFL MAR -Hallow- een might still be a month away, but the Q>rona del Mar High boys water polo team suffered quite a scare from visiting F.d.OOn Tues· ~ 1be ~ stomJfJd back from an eight· goal deficit in the third quarter. fore. Ing OYa1ilne, be- fore the See King'i tallied the game's 6nal four goals for a 17-14 oonleague victoiy. "That was fun.· said 1yter Kent. who scored two of CdMs three goals in the second three-minute overtime period and finished with a team-high four scores. Edison's Travis Bee tallied a HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL game.high Iii pk inducting lour in -the third qtmter, after CdM (S.5) bulJt its bfaest lead at 12-4 with 4 minutes, 57 seconds left lo the pedod. The Charglers (4-8) responded by scoring 10 ol the game's next 11 goals. indudini taking their first lead at 14-13 on 'D'evor Dewius fourth goal with 2: 17 left in the first three-minute OYertime ses· sion. Tom Money answered for CdM with the tying goal -his second of the contest -31 seconds later and the teams ended the 6™ overtime tied at 14. The Sea Ki'9 then dm1'1wl down on defense, went on the counterattack and escaped wtdi victory. Spencer Plrdy 60X'ed the game- winner for CdM when he ~ directed an entry pass from Scoa Santoni for a 15-14 edge 54 eec- onds into the second oYel1ime. Sanford and Kyle Hersh each added assiMs on CdMs 6na1 two goals. both scored by Kent "The nerves got going there." See POLO, Pqe 85 Tar defense keys success Newport Harbor has a tough task against a surprisingly strong Dana Hills squad tonight at 7. Rick Devereux Daily Pilot Riding high on the wave of last week's dramalll, 21 ·I7. rnme-from-behmd Victory over Corona del Mar High, the Newport I I arbor football team must now refocus its energy on a surprismgty strong Dana I lill'> ..quad. llie Dolph1m (3 0) are ranJced No. I 0 tn CIF- Southem Secuon .,. Divi">ion II after squcalung pci'>I Paulic C o~t ;:;. l.ea~e contender Tewro, 43·42. l~t week. Dana Hilb, which finished 2-8 1a. .. 1 y<'ar. has a new coach in Armando <.onzalc1, the third coach in three sea~ See SAILORS, Pace 83 CHALK TALK PUDTPICKS Tonight's game Dane Hills et Newport Herbor 7 p.m at Newport Harbor -Newport by 7 Ftidey'1 gemes Orange at Est.nm 7 p.m . at Newport Harbor -Orange by 10 Costa Mesa et Westminst.r 7 p.m. at Westminster ·Westminster by 14 s.turday'1 genMil Valencia et CcNone del Mer 7 p.m. at Newport Harbor · Valencia by 3 Sage Hill et Feinnont about the Valencia passing game. MARI< c. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT 7 p.m . at Valley Chnstian • Sage Hill by 10 Last week's record: 2· 1 (66.7%) Season total· 10-4 (71.4%) "They run a straight I-formation of-Corona def Mar quarterback Tom Welch, who has rushed 1his season for 241 yards and four touchdowns, hopes to SM SEA KNaS • hi• 82 engileer the Sea Kings' offense in the right direction when CdM hosts Valencia at Newport Harbor High Saturday. ' , HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK Good, better, best, never let it rest Spencer Link's work ethic helped him overcome adversity to make dramatic plays for Newport. junior campaign ln wbJch be cauaht 53 puaet for 945 yards and 13 toUcbdowna and wu Mmed th• NewpOn·~ Player of the Year, link ap~dy ... &be rbYme ~ H•, did not want to net ·un bll pd wu better and bit bttter,bnt. •1wu~toa~oatbe n1tr•to:11t :IJ9ljllilidup.• .................. , .......... .... ,.,,.nr••.._llllil ................. • • .I ' -II Thrsdey, ~ 30, 2004 SPORTS t \ .,, . DON LEACH I DM.Y Pt.OT Sage Hin quarterback Jamie McGee rolls out before turning upfield toward the end zone for touchdown last.week in Sage's big win. ··-Jf. 09 ••110 •. T9 ... "' JI. Fl H• JI. W.. ...... Ml N211 a-: TE N111 •• LT N•. LO ...... c ..... ,., e-4111 k '"' Mustangs seeking change of pace Baldwin believes Costa Mesa needs to improve on its blocking to end downward trend. Rick Devereux • Daily Pifot No rest after bye week for Eagles Estancia opens Golden West League action against defending champion Orange Friday night. Rick Devereux DailyPik>t Overconfidence for Lightning? Sage Hill tries tO remain level-headed after IDOlt ~ Wiil ID SdiOOI history. ltldi Devereux DlilyPlot Estancia's Geo Macias, left. leaps in front of Magnolia's Stanford Martin for an irterceptibn in Week 1. TheEag1es hope for siniar results Friday niglll when the:/ host()ranke atNewpoct Harbor. MARK C. DUSTIN /DM.YPl.OT :key IWin nare :I be ~ he's .Jm- wiD 1]) S, n rroy' s singles .set · sa~l against :host.N~wport .. . Sailors dominate doubles'play, but come up short in nonleague match, 10-8, Wednesday. Chris Yemm1 Daily Pilot NEWPORT BP.AOl-The dou· blel players for the Newport Har- bor High gtrk tmnla E='-O pe. play or the Wurlon prowd to be too much ln the Sailors' 10-8 losa Wednesday afternoon at Newport Harbor High. Newport Halbor's OWsy Schwartz won the only singles aet for the Sailors, defeaaing her op- ponent. 6--4, ln the third round But that was aD the sing9es suc- cess the Sailors could muster. "'We had a tough day today." Schwartz said after her sets. "'We d:ldn't concentrate on everything and we weren't very consistent •But we did do a good job in getting fired up and our doubles were excellent" The doubles play for Newport Harl>or (5-4) msu.lted in only two lost aet.s. But both the No. 1 dou- bles -Sasha Dunlap and Brittany 5'urgess -and No. 2 singles - Megan McKay and c.arty Adams - swept their sets. Alex Mcintosh and Brittany Ouck won twice at No. 3 doubles. McKay and Adams. both jun- iors, were playing together for the Newport HMbor's Megan McKay lunges to hit a forehand return during doubles play with partner Carly Adams on Wednesday against Troy. first time. "'We didn't expect to play 1.1.k.e this, but we came together really well," MdCay said. Added Adams: "Megan really pumps me up and gets me fired up." The Sailors host Woodbridge at 3 p.m. today . .....,_ ~~~)~8 Ramot, ~1.1<* to Fermin 6-0, def Mahadev, M ; Chinn (NH) !oat. 6-0, 6-0, ~1; Edmonston (NH) !oat. 6-0, Net9otl (NH) !oat. ~1. ~(NH) lost. 6-0. ~ -Dunlap-Sturgess (NHl def. Patel-Geils, M . def. Nad,.._Hyun ~2. def. Chow Liao, M ; Adams-McKay (NH) won, M , lost~ 1, won 6-4, Oud: Mdntoth (NH) won, 7-6, 7-6, lost. ~1. Newport Harbor's MeWssa Chinn watches her forehand return in singles action Wednesday against visiting Troy, which won, 10-8. SAILORS Continued from B 1 sona for the program. ·oana hat a new coach and he has done a good job.• Coach Jeff Brinkley. •1Gonza1ezl has changed their attitude and done well ICheme-wile.. Schemes aJwaya seem to work when there are atbletea ln place to run thole IChemel, and the Dolphinl haw IOlid playera ln key poettion&. • Nale Blmett. lut year's quu1elbKt. hll acelled at wide recetYer for Gomalez. coUecdns dole to 500 reaitYins yards and e.e toucbdowDI bl three pines. 'lbrowq to Barnett bu been Grant Schwutz. 1be 5-foot· ll ~ hll thrown fof men than UNK Conbld from 81 550 yards with six touchdowns and only one interception this season. Schwart has also gained close to 100 yards rushing with two more TDs. •[Dina Hills isl athletic: Brin- kley aaid. "Their quarterback is excellent He throws weD and can nm. Barnett was their option quarterback from last year. [GonWezJ made him a wide re- cetver. They alto haw their top taflheck [Bnndon Giesen) re- turning. He can go back on kick returns and ii a threat on spedal teams.• The Newport defense has been ill ltl'OJll suit so far. The Sdon haw limlted opponents to 24 pomc.. but it ahould be -.. CdM ICXMed after an lnten:ep- don retmn to the 3 -hardly the S P 0 R7 S NEWPORT HARBOR STARTERS .... ....,_ 4)0 I S'fl a Yr. ,_ .... ....,_ DERNflWt. Yt ...,._ W• "· 09 Mm •. lW ...... ,. .., ••. Wit .. ,,. It. Wit • ,. t· TE NM . LT .,. • LO N• Ir. C ........ "° MDI Jr. "1 defense's fault -and the Sailors beld the Sea Kinp to • fleld goal following another tumoYer deep in Newport territol)( The other taUchdown by Corona WU set up by a long kickoff rerum to the Newport32. ., IOI S. OE •10M1 Jr OT M2111 It or .,, .. ()( ., • St Oll ... Ir.Ml.I N• It Oll ... ,. " ca w ,.,. ., ca •1111 .H SS •:a• 8r FS The Sailors pitched a shutout against Marina ln Week 2, and a 40-yard touchdown by Fountain valley ln the sea1e>n opener was the result of what Bdnkley called Above , the face of Newport Hdrbor s t:r1ss\ Schwartz 1s framed within her racket JS she watches her backhand retur n sail toward hP r opponent in singles play against Troy at Newport Harbor High on Wednesday afternoon At left, Newport Harbor's Megan McKay. lef1 congratulates partner Carly Adams after scoring a point m doubles action The Sailor dominated doubles play, but Troy won eight of nine singles sets to win the match F'HU IDS BY MAkl< C. JU ' ti Ail' •'II '1 .1 "secondary rm'><. uc." "Our deren!)(' I'> really '>Olid, • wide receiver Spt>ncer l.Jnk said. "We have a lot of '>lrengths in a lot of different pldces, but I think o ur defense hlll> been great." link is definitely one the strengths for the Newport Har bor offense, despite onJy playing one game. But, oh. what a game . Against CdM Unk returned a forth quarter punt 63 yards for a touchdown to bring the Sailors within three points, and 1:20 later scored the game-winning touchdown on a 47 yard catch and run. Unk's return from a shoulder injury has been a jolt of energy to his teammate$. "lhey respect his ability as an athlete," Brlnkiey aa.ld. "It boost.a ewryone's confidence to set a guy like that back. .. 1 lw 111w \\ho 1-. pn 1h.1hl} lht· h.1pp1t''I I\ ljllJrterlMl l. t.:d'><.'\ l't>tl'r'> Alex < >rth .ind lamt"> ( oder h,1ve bt.•1•11 rl'l1ahk ren•t\ t•r. \O tc1r th.., '>t'<l'>on. and the ad d111on of I .ml lll'>I <1dd-. to the numtwr of wt·.1pon' .11 Pett•r.' dl'>p<l'-<11 Dana I fill.., ha-. playt><l vanou., types of defen'>t' thJ'> year, but Brinkley ..aid he expt'l""t'> the Doi phins to come out m a four-man front I.ale their offen\e, the Dana I Ulls defenw ha'> playmak ers. "Defensively, they have M>mt• athletes. w Brinldey sa.id. "'Their tackle !Andrew Marshall. 6 l, 21 Of is a big kid and plafi well on defensive front There ls another tackle (Gino Ru1f olo, 6-0, 26.5) that is even bigger. but he isn't as athletic." YOUTH SPORTS • TO REPORT SCORES (unleaa rNUlts ant already handled by a league repretentatfve): r,x: (949) 86CM)170 or~ tldtard.dunn•l•t/mea.com bV 8 p.m. Tuetdev•· FOOTBALL Jr. Pee Wee Seahawks win thriller Luchs' pass to Barkley sets up Barton's winn ing score for 8-7 victory. The Newport-Mesa Junior All· Americai 1 Scahawks ">eeured a .thrilling defeat over the South Gate Ram!>, 8-7. in Jr. Pee Wee football game Saturday. din, who was guarded by two Ram defenders. Barlcley returned the second- half kickoff so yards. ln Jr. Midget action: •Compton Titans 28, Newport- Mesa O: Newport-Mesa suffered its first loss of the season . With only eight minutes left in the game and the Ham; leading, 7-0, Scahawk.'>' quarterback Blair I .urhs mmpleted a pas..'> to Sam Barkley inside the 2-yard line, set ting up the eventual touchdown. railtxu.:k John Uarton would score trom I yard out and Barkley added the 2-point PAT try for the victory. The Seahawks' defensive line of Ollhan Coka.s, Drumy Miller, Mi· chael McKay, Robert Conneally and Gram Keligian contained the speedy ·nlallS. Linebackers Dutch I .amons, Andrew Hicks, J.B. Green, aJong with defensive bacJcs Adrian L.uchs, Matthew Morris, Brandon Kula, Alex Swigert. and Se-an Mangano, shut down the ·n- tans in the :;econd quarter. MARK C. DUSTIN I DAILY Pit The Costa Mesa Pop Warner Jr. Pee Wee Black Mustangs line up with quarterback Michael Taormina getting ready to take the snap. Ille '>eahawks' defenM!, led by Angelo Angelides, Luch.s, A.J. Swies , Aaron White, Jeff Condino. /.adc Beaudin, Au5tin Rios, Mario Ho!>alcs, Stephen Vayda. Trent An- de~on, Tyler Barbato, Barkley and l 'n's1011 Risser, kepi I.he Rams at· bay. Ri~r tallic his second inter- t:<:ption of the year. ·111e Seaha~ drove the hall deep into Ham territory several t1111cs only to have two costly lllrllOVt'I ~. Barton, Barkley, Luchs, Hb.-.cr. Hudy Mycom and Ange- hdt'l:t all were able to run the ball !~hind a strong offensive line of Swie<;, Rosall"i. Jakf-Amhrose, An· du .011 lk ;.udu 1. <l1<1n'> 1 lall, 1lu1<111 ll1.iw11, ltul>lm; I luan.J. 1 .11le11 ~I.irk. Hy.Ill l 11.ihle. David , t•1111cr J11<.I White lt1 tilt' thud 4uJrle1. Lu<.:h' uin 111•1 ll'd with light end Za1..k lki.IU· "f11e Se-clhawks.came back in the M?Cond half, mounting an impos- ing offense with strong play by Vmcint Galve-L. Kyle Cablay. Ron Sadler, William Ham, Sean Breslin and Andrew Paddon. Quarterback Mitch Sands con- nected with tight end Andrew Yel- ich for a substantial gain. Seahawk running backs 'laylor McSunas. Michael Helfrich, Danny Miller, J.B. Green, Coby Pe- terson and Nick Svendsen ran well. ln Futures action: •Tri-City Steelers 19, Seahawks lh: I he ~cclcrs M:ore<l wilh cwo 11111'1u1c:-remaining in the rnntest 10 cani lhL three pojnl victury. l'hc ~ahawk.' took. a 13-12 lead inw halltime with an offense led by Phoenix Smith, Max Durante, Jake Genova, forcJan Brokaw, Luke Genova and Colton Bemer. Kobe Senter, Nick Sperr, Taylor Cortens and Colin Brandenberger kept the Steelers guessing, allow- ing Anthony Battista score on two ID runs. The defense kept the visiting Steelers offense in-check for most of the game. Michael Brown, fack Genova and Will favreau were each in on tackles. tackles. The Seahawks' 6- nal drive stalled at the Steeler 30- yard line. Ln Jr. Oink action: •Westminster 12, Seahawks 7: Tate Smith. Max Carr, Otase Forrest, Spencer Lujan and Dane Valljivia led the Scahawb' Jc- te1be. Smith had 1wo taddes for los.-,e<; while Lllrr hJd J fumbk recovery after furre~t forc.:c..od l.lw loose ball Lujan also had a tackle, for a lol>.S, forced a fumble and added a furn. ble recovery while Valdivia recov- ered an onside kick. Jake Favreau finished with 80 rushing yards and one ID while quarterback Forrest was 4 of 6 for 40 yards with a PAT. Quentin Moses. Stephen Cure- ton, O\arl.ie Padden. Valdivia. An· drew Shearer, l.ukas Nienhuis. Carr and Smith opened h.oles for Seahawk running backs. Tanner nagl.i.a tallied three catches and Keaton Cablay added one reception. Sage Fleming added strong runs while fulJback Grant Nun provided a boost Tuy- lor Antenucci and ¥arshall Sepul- veda played strong defense. ln Pee Wee Division action • lnglt!WOOtl 49, Newport-Mesa 0: the ~awk.s' olfen .. ..e of Nico Napolitano. John Prickett. linuny Reed, Austin ·fumer. D.J. Hauser, SOCCER Grant FnvJer, Stephen Sheldon. Luis Sheldon, Drew Diller, Travis Woloson, Blake Burlilardt, Ryan Iverson, J.D. Abbott, John Barnett and Ryan Andrews held their own against Inglewood. The Seahawks moved the ball on the ground with running from Abbon, Burkhart and Iverson while quarterbadc Woloson com- pleted passes to receivers Diller, Iverson, Burkhart and Stephen Sheldon. Braden Gretna.rd. Spencer I laJy, Chris Brown. Mack Weinstein. Aaron Rentz. Brett Unldetter, Thy- lor Wheeler. Keegan Jakosky, Liam Duddy, Hunter Durante and Brett Klien led the Seahawks' defense. IJ1 Jr. Uinic play: •Norwalk Saints 33, Seahawk..'> 6: Quest lh.lxton scored the Sea- hawk.s' TO with a 00.yard kidolf return late in lhe third quarter. Ille 'ieahawks started the g;m w with a 15-yard run on the first pl,1\ from '\Crimmage behind thl' 111 fensive line of Beau Roth, lam1·' Barren, Will Eary, Noah I !owe an<.l Nie Landsaum. But the drive stalled on ttw Saini 35-yard line and Norwalk scored a touchdown on tlw fol lowing possession. The Seahawks' defense of Nt·>. Fuller, Howe. Austin Robert U11tl Cole Collins forced a fumhk· re covered by lfevor Branca anJ lhlxton added an interceplion. Jamal 8azzj and Jeremiah Bar. wick protected Seahawk.s' quarter- back Clint Henderson in Ult' fourth quarter. The Scahawk.' moved lhe ball effidrntly with rum; by l 1~ (9), Wood\\'Jrd r Ill) and Roth (8). Sheldon ~ed ga.nw M1"t Valuable Player honon. with hw tackles on defern.c and ~tnn 1g pl.iv on the olfensive line. Breakers drop Bright Bombers, 3-1 Yo ung sparks AYSO Region 97 girls under-12 team. With the '>rnre tied al one Jpiect· in the srrnnd half. the Breakt'r;· Oinstina Young scored on a penalty shot lo put lhe AY · SO Region 1.)7 girl-; under-12 soc- cer team in the lead on the way 10 a 3-1 vittory Saturday over the Hnght Bomber-;. She scored again with two minutes remain- mg to put the game out of reach. le rnpest Blaine scored Lhe first goal of the game early on, hut the Bombers quickly answered back with a breakaway goal. In the second half, defenders Sophie I .eveque and Syndey Clayton made great throw-ins to forwards Robin Young and Re- h<'rca Arnold 10 help set up Young's la~I shot. •Silent from scoring so far this year, Newport Beach's Kelly Ror- den found the goal early in the first quarter to tie the game 1-1 against Irvine. 01ristie Ohlhaver, Emily D'lppotito, l auren O'lppo- lito and Erika Page also scored for Newport. •Newport Beach 5, laguna Niguel 0 Danielle HeaJy opened up the scoring with an outside shot to put Newport out in front 1-0. Nicole Baker came right back on Newport's next time down to score on a pass from Bttanrua lN.xton, who scored two other got\b. Mep.n Case and Olelsea Barth also &e<>red for Newport and Ava Nelson, Meghan Nance and Sarah Bucldrigbam led the de- fente. ln fdrlJ under, t P play: • Plrik PuMyaua O, Gryfftndor rt2 lbe Pl•yr.att' Dantca Hurley, G \Ulna l§ht. ·~ Buck· ,and c.ty Dudcwotth a>m· blntd 10 tlA mote dWt 12 lhO«a .,ainlt lhe C'_~ ~ but came up a"011i1i& -""'~"' .,.._........ iii ,.,,.__ Machine O win over the UHh. Nie Sargeant, The high scorer for the Pira-. assisted by Sam Jone:., Joey Grcg- nhas was Sara I lamilton, who ory and Chris Buchanan, scored was assisted by August Sulliv-dll twice in each half. and Morgan Long. Kevin Rakestraw hooked up Taylor Morgan. Katelynne with Gage Coffell for the other Dang!, Torey Thompson and Avalanche goaJ, while Gordon Tm.ten Thompson, aJso played Lewis, Riley Hicker and Scott offense and defense to their full Grew cleared UFOs' offensive potential. Goalie Hanna Roman, pushes into 1lw Avalanche de- with the help of Rachel Gray and fensive mne. Olivia llkcagla, had the shut-out Rory Fleming blocked numer- for the Piranhas. ous shots and P..trker Martinez •Surf Oiiclcs 3, Orange Crush turned away a penalty kick late o In the game. Shannon Henderson scored a • Raidel')) 2, Devil Rays 3 hat trick. booting in three goals Bryan Shollin, Keaton Hirsch for the Surf Chick.s In their 3-0 and Blake Smith played up front defeat of the Orange Crush on for the Raiders, while Grant Saturday.Henderson scored her Moore and Griffin Leggett han- KOals in each of the first three dled the midfield. quarters. Oiarlie Barber and Cameron Brinley Siemonsma, Louisa Candelaria started at defensive Dodge and Hannah Nance Jed fullback, with Dylan Roe at the defense. sweeper and Connor Leggett at •The Rip Curls defense shined goalkeeper. with superb playing by Roxanna Leggett and Bryan Shollln Crane, Page Keys, Moni.ka Peter-scored the goals for the Raiders. son, Samantha Singer & Allison The Devil Rays' offense was Kahn which helped the offense Jed by Bob Boullon, RJ. Roberts. score four goals, three coming Max Johnson , and Marc Gehlke. from Madison Jabara. The midfield was controlled by Jabara scored her first goal on Isaiah Suarez. Lee Saevens. and a breakaway and her last goal '[f. Thrazevits. was assisted by Keys. Nlklci Walsh •Patriots 2, nger Sham l scored the fourth goal for the Rip The Patriots tamed the 1lger Curls with help on offense from Sharb In their 2· l vtetory Satur- Hayley Newett, Catherine C.On· day with Jack Thompeon doing a neUy and Sawnn.ah Baron. good Job Jn holding tho Tiger •Angels 2, Sdngere I Sharb el bay. Michael Stoluek Solid defense by Hannah scored the ftlJt goal for the Patrl· Walker enabled the Angels' Alice ota, off of an 81Sfat by Pi.eroe Miller and Kelsey Long to score. Ward. The Sdngetl scored eariy In ttolden OJm.n. Mwt G&inbo the thmla.nd dominated the en-and Nick Roman conutbuted on tire period u Smnantha De Fe-offente and Alec ~. Ml- oand F.tn1Jy Cooaot put the pm-chaeJ Schultz and Matto Bru.ICta. •~ on the Sdngrrs' o«ense. In oountered on defente. the ftnal quarter, JW1a Prdlind Jack WllHIUNOn aicoted tlle CAroline Johnton 1tePPed up wtn.ntnc ~· their defente to neutiallze tha In girlaundei'-8 j>Jay. ~ re atuclc ind bold on (Or a.Purple Panfben w. Pink che 2--t win. Panthen In boyl Under-10 play: The_ .~~ Piattlill ph •AvalatK:he 5r wio. o Lelh ~ _,... waz1111 • An ..-w ~ bal· andeaitee----~ ant.eel .&ad i*iY llnd J>'8 05i). ... ilhbta by thi .... -,... ... ~,. ... _ ........ ,. " ,. ,. • -· • '-" ---·" •• r. " ittr -~ ~ Leah Castillo took several shots, • Sun Devils vs. Stingers prevented two breakaway ~11.11., but couldn't hit. Libby Knight Th~ Sun Devils and Stingers by the Green Geclcos. and em l scored the only Purple Panther played a tough game with onty lent steals by Corbin Joyce and goal. · one goal being scored between Jacob Duehring. led the Riding In boys under-8 play: the two teams. Sun Devils' goal-Giants against a compeliliw •Inferno Balls vs. Predators keeper Ryan Young fed the ball Gecko team. Under a blazing afternoon well to Jack Comuke and Jack Connor led the team w11h sun, the red and white Inferno McKasson. three goals, while Jake Srn1tlt Balls met-the blue and white Peter Bush and Wilson Lubeck made good passes in setting up Predators. Camden Daily, Jack covered forwards Sam Sic.inner goals. Jake, Jacob, Corbin and Heald. David Hartman. Joe and Alex Borlin as they moved Andrew Stoneman also scored Ahearn and Zach Granoff led the the ball well into Bombers' terri-•Purple Dragons vs. Blue Surf defense for the Inferno Balls, and tory. ers lAUldon Knight lead the offense In girls under-6 play: l11e Purple Dragons t~d a with one goal. •Blue Dolphins vs. Hi-Lighters tough game against the Blue In girls under-7 play: Led by Kailey Hambek with Surfers. OominJc Loftus scored •Firecrackers vs. Pink Pi.ra· two goals and the help of Aman-for the Dragons and Makolm nhas da Wilson and Kendall Machado Davis and Ben Tuffel had many The Firecrackers had another on defense, the Blue Dolphins attacb the net. Chase M elsohn gieat game Saturday with a solid battled the Hi-Lighters in a and Max Toffel provid ed a strong team effort coming from Kate closely contested contest Paige defense. Hefner, Syd ney Conn, Sienna Okey, Abby Flores and Marissa tn boys under-5 play: Keillor, Alexis Abrams, Seneca Cislaw contnouted with good •Stingrays vs Dyoomites Fuller and Julianna Ei.fter. ball-handling skills. The Stingrays, from the boys Peyton &pley-Jones, Oair • Flamingos vs. Dolphins US division, played the Oyno· Olmstead and JoJo Sl.assel pro-Erika Ellis scored two goals, mites Sept. rn. Jake f.dler had a vlded the Firecracker firepower one on a pass ftom Madeline crosslng assist to his teammate with goals and assists. Pblllips tn the Flamingos vs. Doi-for a goal, while Pasha Oasuu.al· •Green Gators va. Firecrackers phlns match up. McKenzie ch1 plll)'ed e big part on defense. Megan Keys, Olivia Jones and Porteous was ~Ive and Jake Bashore, Jo&hua Gdllke. Jacque Defeo all had goals to stayed with the ball the entire Cameron wmaa · end Jqger lead the Green Gators against the game, while Pal.ge Pults slid lnto Mttcbell all scored goals for~ihe Fire Crackers. the ball to stop a Dolphin goat ~ Solid play from Sarah Boese, Mandy Thpfer, 'Kate Mc Alllster • StlnSl"ll)'l Va. Red Hot Ollli Em.Uy Golt/., Katie Kearns and Julia Acbrman remalned aarea· Puppera Paige ThrnbJyn helped the Gat-sl~. 1be Sd.ngrays played aptn ors. The Btu Sharb pll)'ed an-Sarurday Sept. 25 agaJlllt the Bed lo boys under-7 play: <>lher powerful game aplJUt the Hot Qdlt Peppen. The ~ •The Salty Sea Dawgs wero Rock-Star Dragons. wtlh go&la held on wtlh ~ Mitchell led by goalie Jordan. wbo had being ICOred by 'nlylo, ~ leading the ~ and ~ two .ave.. He was 1Upported by laweri VJtaman. Oanfene Wilson 1 pl c.meron WeMi de> SflUl JCortanaz,,. ~and and U!y ~. ~and J1a Bd8, Jib BMb· Jack Bapillo. In boya under-6 play; ore ind Plllha ~ all J.0. DU.nn1t. ~on Mc.'Olr~ •Clleetaha va. S1Mrna-hild lilllili. tby&nd JerMilahSbeldon an hid lad: Mtamod: Jed the~ ·~ VI. w 'aiwl Pit for lhe D9wP. .' tah Uta. llCOltn, the pk erey·HaWb •nojlnlft.~Oi'lpll A.the 'Deeiinl ... ..,.._ .&my ......... lei\ ... O\lie 8laUn held The Volcano mn., Ind C)Wndlp ~ -Joe sw.-....... :..-. ~&i>m~lalleh 9dcled one DIDla. 'lhl a.ail lar ee c-. Ml• t.nn hlJfandJlct ...... .....,Ple-dl'1-. ...... Jl*a Jin• Mf' XDDlldlm ! ! I cuilnll Mkhtill a.t MN,... ~••ta• t. ,._ "°"*" •W I W. .. llPOtiJk :c.,.z~ -... -::i?-=:..-:.= ,..--. .... ____ lla'dlla.S-1? k: fOW tm .. ............... __. • Glliillll • a.-• 1:a-::::=ac ........ lllllllli .... bill Grta "'91;,..,.. a ... .,.• c • •• .., a.. . .. .......... ~-·· ... SP 0 RT POLO ConlMd fr0"1 Bl • ~ llld. ., jlM cledded 1D tbocx ln.n the au'*k No one M WM ~ tt. '° J ~ • would wodc.. CdM Coldi Sim 8aDey llld die sea~ ~Gours.b to c1oee out lhe pme came from more counteidlU&. •0ut .. P\Jeeday! WU aJJ run out ol tl8.Dlidon. • Ba.Dey aid. "In the aeoond ~ we either hid a ~ 1n o&nltve foul, or a ml9ed lhoc that allowed ~ ro c:oine down and ecore on many oppcxnmitles.. , K£NTTR£PTOW/OM.YPl.OT The (]wglm outscored the Sea JOnp. +o. In the fourth quarter, capHa.lbing OD all of their 6-oo-5 edVanr.,. l3diaort had a golden dlance to add a fifth goal ln the quarter on a four-meter penalty shot Corona del Mar's K~ Hersh, right. tries to bk>ck out E<isal's Trevor Dewitt to get a shot at the cage in Wealesday's Md game. But the ~ payer hitdled as be railed b.b arm to take the shot. The ball never left bis band and the Sea ~ took OYer after the turnoYer. Mk:hael Berry and Bryan Buha- gl.ar each scored three goals while Jacob Mutpby. Hersh and Money each added two goals for the Sea ICb1g.I. pJayfng wilhour senior two- meter standout Thomas Pearson. who suffered a cut under his right ¥ during Tuesday's contest apirJSl Hamud-Wesdake that re- quired ~ stitches. Bailey said. Caonadef Mar's Bryan ~. left. fies a std past Edson defender Ben Scme~ the second hafof Wemesday's gane. Jamie Kline, making his varsity debut. made five saves in goal for CdM while starter Geston Sanford stopped three shots during stints In the first half and OYertime. of it is attitude, pride, concentra- tion and effort. lu. some point in the fourth quarter we lost a num- ber of elements from the game. It was a breakdown. play again until lhe South Coast tournament begins CA."t 7 ......... ConMw dlll Mm 17. E6on 14 Score by a.--. Bailey substituted often in the second half, ll)'ing to regain the form his team enjoyed in gal.nlng a 1()..3 halftime edge. ·Edison matched and even sur· passed our intensity throughout Without a doubt. you could feel the energy and sense of pride.· Edison 2 1 e • 1 o 1• CdM 84J013 11 Edlilon -Bee 6, Dewitt 4, Smith 2. Sonne l, Gardner l Saves -Riley 11. CdM -Kent 4, Buhagiar J, BerTY 3. Murphy 2. Hersh 2, Money 2 Pirdy 1 Saves -l<Jtne 5. Sanford J "AD of them practice. all of them are at the same level· Bailey said. "/U some point. our desire to play deferl.'loe and knowledge of how to fWl an offense was shut down. A lot of Edison's shots could have been prevented long before they were ever taken. I was hoping to change lhe lineups to get bade into our defen.We sets. Ed.ison Coach Diggy Riley said his team's offensive outburst in the second half started with de fense. "We were more aggres.sive guarding the st't, • Riley said. MOur game is not based on si7.e. but quick:n~~ QUOTE OF THE DAY "A lot of it is attitude, pride, concentration it's like football. lf the defensive line is getting pushed and pushed in the two-minute drill. at some point you have to dig in. show some guts and make a stand A Jot The Sea ~· defense. how- ever, held the Olargers scoreless Ill the final O\lertime session. Sanford and Money each fin- ished with three steals while 1 lersh, Pirdy and Kent each tallied twO for the Sea Kin~ who don't and effort ... Sam Bailey, Corona del Mar boys water polo coach TODAY Croa country SCHEDULE Huntington Beach, 3:15 p.m . FootNtl High school -Dana Hills at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m. Gol High school girts -Estancia at Costa Mesa, 3 p.m.; Woodbridge at Newport Harbor, 3 p.m.; Tesoro at Corona del Mar. 3:15 p.m Volleybatl High sdlool boys and girts - Ocean View and Orange at Estancia at Fairview Part. 3 p.m.; Costa MeN at Westminster, 3:15 p.m.; University at Corona del Mar,3p.m. Reldhoc:bv High school girts -Estanaa at Oxford at Dad Miller; St. Margaret's at Sage Hill at Rancho San Joaquin, 3 p.m. High sdlool girts -Newport Harbor at Lsguna Beadl. 6 p m. Wsi.rpolo High sdlool boys -Com Mesa at Troy, 3:15 p.m. High school -Newport Harbor at T.nnis llWPOIT l8A llRD SOIOOl llSllCl 1.01 llD TIMI, DATI AND P\ACI, CAUFOIHflA IUMllfTAIY SOtOOl ._ • .,.~T' ••" 114 Dee4111 .. 1 Wa ... ...,, ,._...._,W,20041 02:00, .... A Place of Bid Re ceipt: Newport Miu Unified Scllool Dltlrlcl Purchasinl 2985 B Bear SlrMI. 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Each BIOOfR, 11 mutuneoualy wltll the 111ec11tlon of UM COft· tract ~M!Mftt, Wiii be reo&*td to '"''*" • Labor ind Material P'erlonNnCe lo4t4 In lft amount equal to 100 l*c.llt of tM Coftt11c1 1um 111d 1 Feltllful ..... MtllCe Bon• In 1n 111101.1nt 14111f to 100 PlfCeftt of the Contltd S41tn. ~ Iona lhltl be ""' llfl ""'4ttH Cl.llfcwnll S.ety uti9• factory to IM DiWlct tncl lttM In tt1t ,.., .. ............. ,, ... °'t*tment Of ffNWJ encl tlcensed hi Clflfor • ni., Said loftds llNlll remeln In full force Md tff•tt tllrn1ll ttl• auar•ntee,.w G. n.IQl(•.Wk .~.-.-.................. ...., ".,11rsr1111 ~ .... ... ._.. .. .. lt$P ............ I days alter the Bid Open1n11 Otte I( The Oistrk:I reserves the 11eht lo reject eny and all b•ds °' lo wain irreaularoloes 1n any bod l. Newport Mesa Uni hed School 01str ICI os en ·equal opporlun11y· employer M rt.. litf4dert wtl •• re11111re4 •• pre~11ellly . For pr1qualfhc:.atoon pacll.a~s plene contact lhe Projttt Man•tar at above eddfns N. No teleohon• or f.cslmtll ma<.h1ne wilt be •Vlllable Io bidders on IN OOTRICT premtHS al 1t1J lNTM ol bid Published Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Piiot Septemb11 30, October 7, 2004 Th5l0 1mped1menh to feir hou~1n1 ~ho1ce, and publlc servicts 101 youth seniors and rowe1 on come per son~ on aem•r al r unds were 1tso ut1l11ed to underl1ke community tac1llly improvements All persons •nternted 1n re111ew1n1 lhe CAPER may inspect 1 copy al the C1ly of Cosla Mesa C1ly Hall, Office ol the City Clerk. localed al Costa Meu Coty Holl, 77 F111 Olive, 1st floor, Costa Mesa. CA 92628, betwnn the hours of 8 AM to 5 PM Wr11t1n comments with resc>ect lo the CAPER will bl accepted by the City's Housin1 end Community Oewelopmant 01v1sion bealnn1111 s.c>t1mber 14. 2004 Written comments may bl directed to Mih Linares. ti 77 r llr Drive, Costa Mes.. CA 92628. The Citr must recel.,. wrltt1n comment no lat11 then 4 JO PM Septambef 28. 2004 In addition lo Iha comment per 1od, 1 public he1rln1 to review 2003 2004 procrem 1ccompll1hmenh was ori(lnall1 scheduled to bl held by the City ol Cotti Mna R1c11111focl· ment altCI R111dtnti.I RehJbilltatloft CommtltH 04'l s..it""'* 21. 20CM The Public Hllflnl llas bffn reac:lltd11l1d to on.ti..r 1, 2004. Thlt p11btlc h111rln1 will be held at Co&ta Mna City .. ... 71 .. ., OrlwJ Cotti Meu, CA, Conrerence ltoom JA, lat Floof The ,Wik Mar inc ... INC1n et II 30 P'M. or MOii ttMruft•. P'11btl1ll14 N••5rt 8ucll/C4ste Miu Pllot&lptiilllber'°, Til.$29 BREFLY Sea Kings handle San Clemente COroM .. M.r 11, a.na.m.n.2 811""'9-.Brwverman (CdMI def. Mu-.., f-1, def. Mannix. 8-3, sub Bryan (CdM) def. Warren, 8-2; Miller (CdM) won, 8-3, 8-2, &-1; Atkins (CdM) loet. U , won, 8-4, 5-2. Doublee-H. Young·Steele (CdMI def. Bake<·Wllllamt, l>-1 , def. Levln-fUca, 8-2, tub Chen-McKitteridt (CdM) def. Egan-Teratoo, 6-2; Damlon-M. Young (CdM) won, 6-2, 6-2, 6-0: Norman-Kaiden (CdMI won. 6-4, 1ub FranMn for Norman, lost, 4-6. Norm.n-l<aiden won, 8-4. Navarrette sparks Mesa • VOIJ..EYBALL: Lindsey Na- varrette tallied a team-high 11 lciJls while lrctey BjeJland amassed 15 digs and five service aces to help the Costa Mesa High ~ voUey- baD team down host Saddlebad. 25-16, 25-20, 25-14. in a Golden \'ks( League matcb Wednesday Danielle Morton finished with 10 kills while Jadcie Havens added five ares and 24 assists for Mesa (3-2, 2-1 in league). which played without returning starter, Vera Gale and Heather Williams. who both sat out with sprained an.kl~ Saddlebadc fell to O·S, 0 3 tn league. Pirates stop Sadd1eback • WATD POU>: Holt am_. CtC*t ~ eand .. .-nod- bar .... to pub away .nd deflia Sedcirba. &-3, In ao Onqlt Fm&*e <:oninr1':e womcra wa- ter polomau:h ~ Jeanette ~ four .... led the Ptraa. (5-3, 1-1 In the OOC> while tt.anunate 8dttany Kane added three. Erin Harvey added a lltlgte pl and K.atba1ne Andenoo made ~ aaves in goal for Coast. o....,.~c_,.. .. _ 0....,. Coast •• s.ddleHdl 3 8coN by Ouart.ert Saddlebac* 1 o o 2 3 Orange Coatt 2 1 2 3 -• Sllddlebedr -Spindler 1, Vau 1, Thorpe l. Saves -Avalua 8. OCC -DeMttne<:et "· Kane 3. Harvey 1. Savea -Ander90n 5. Eagles~ by Seahawks •VOLLEYBALL: Ocean View High's girls volleyball team de- feated host Estancia. 25-IJ, 25 21, 25-21, in Golden West League action Wedne5day Jaye Hellmich (1 4 kills). Courtney Ae1cher (II digs). Stacie Watson (26 as!>ists) and Betzy Vasquex (three aces) sparked the Eagles (2-3, 1-1 m league). Poway subdues Sailors •GOLF: Kayleigh I lorn led the Newport Harbor High Klrb golf team with a 38, but the Sailors lost to visi ting Poway, 211-237, in a no nleague matl·h Wednesday on the par-36 \anta Ana Country CJub Nalahe Draganza carded a 4:l while teammate<, Ashley Jdtob .. (48). Kendall !lorn 15 I ) and n .. u ,...,..,. (57) cana1buted b t11e ~ a-s. o-J 1n cbe s.. Vl8Wl..elpe). 'Iba Sa1lon (8()8 league Coe Allio Niguel at Alba Viejo Golf Cub today; Lions edged at home • SOCXSI: Mary Willia of Outtdan Herltage CoUege en- tered the game for the ftnt time in the 66th minute and 15 mln- u:tet later ICOred the Only goal u the Hawb edged host Van- guatd. 1..0, in Golden State Ath- Jedc Conleren~ women's soc- cer action Wednesday. Kim Becher had one goaJle saves for the Uons (4-3-l. 0-1 in theGSAC>. Gauchos beat Pirates •WATER POLO: Anthony Terzo &:allied a game-high four goals to beJp lead the SaddJe- back CoUege men'• water polo team to a 12-10 Orange Empire Conference victory over host Orange Coast Wednesday. Austin Price led the Pirates (2-6, 0-2 in the OEC} with three goaJs while David Gomez added two. Nathan Marsteller, who played at f.stancia High, made six saves for OCC. SaddJeback improved to 2 -4 I I tn the OEC <nnc• Emplr-. Coftfwenee Saddlebadi 12, e>r.,. Coast 10 Scof'9 by Qua"9n Saddlebacli & 1 J 1 ,, Orange Coast 4 2 2 1 10 S1ddfebadl -Terzo 4. Corr 2, Markman 2, Cammell 2, Williams 1, Savolslus 1 Saves -Wilson 6. Or11nge Coast -Price J . Gomez 2 Avetoom 1 Crowell 1 Collier 1 Hellm11:ti 1 Frey l Saves Marsteller 6 CROSS COUNTRY Record falls for Sage Hill SAGE HILL BOYS Michael Bertman Zach Chandy Alex Hemey Season continues in upward motion for Lightning girls, boys under Nate Miller. !he three mlle coll™! in the I Jgtil ning's 26 29 vtttory. ·n1e SaKe girt ... ream alw won, 2S-34 ·rm rea!Jy proud of how our girls ran." I Jghtnmg Coach N<tle Miller c;aid. "We onty had <,(.'Ven runnen. on our staning lmt· and Whitney had '>Omething like 20 Tim Lefler David Pac:*ard CoonorRose M1dlael Voge Coad!: Nate M iller (third vearl Sage I lill School's Mike Voge broke his school's record an an • 1 expet.'t et.I th.is from our h< ))"> and it ~ a clo~ meet. We won without our top three runner... - SAGE HILL GIRLS Academy League ~Oley~. Tuesday after- noon at Ma.son Perl in lrv\f\e. Katie McKean. Mollie Mc< ;ann Erica P~ S.mi Montezamt and lral Bnto were the top five pt'r fonners for the ~e gu1s. Voge. 'l..alh <handy. Connor Rose. nm I .eOer <ind David Pal'k ard roundL'tl Olll th(' top fiw for the boy-.. Sarah Sedler Rachel Blttzer Enca Fans Mollie McGann Katie McKeon Sara Montaiamt Kelsey Rose \bge broke the mark wt a year ago by Ouis Otiboucas with a time of 16:46 on n l)(Ovo<k!d in Probate Code n chon 1250 A Reque~I lor Special Notoce torm 1s available from the courl cler~ A-...y fer P'etttt-ri Aft4re• Gee, IS1. SIN .. Ot 10, Aa•wertlt, Hey" & ·-· ,. • o. ••• ~·. s-.. a-. CA'2704-00 .. Publoihed Newport Buth/Costa Meu 0111ly Polol September JO. Otlober 6 7, 2004 ThW528 Coadl: Nate Miller (third year) lo.aydk 10 whole row boAI l '> whole blue OUlbOdl d ?'J Whlteiblue Wellu all I Cf b003JY I 10 PWC Dodi 8' Sndrl< \•olbo~I 'l7 U•lbn.11 1(1 4A'>8 C01 8 whole ubnt 12 'fPlk•,. ~•1.1~ I 'l e• ev rowbo.11 <Cf l740ll I 1 I? white rowboat H::f41?0?1\AI 16 whole rowing shell \j lA\PI 1Cf4]'8Hf 1 10 blu, ocean l>.ay~I>. 10 1 rd white la\er bl•dt 8 rPd ubol 11rey muonP lnlPI>. onll.tt.1ble V1ew1n1 will be Olltn on f r1d.1y U<lob~ l ~ between 8 00 arid 9 00 am '1 tnp O••ni:' County Sr,.rott H•rbor 0.parlmt'nl CASH CJNl Y will be 1cceplP1! 1mmtd•.tlely after "'" ~uc 1111n M1nom11m bid vao oe\ w>th YISSl'i Venth 'ol<I AS IS WHf RI IS Tlte llar bor Oepul menl mu\I retain lht CF r111slt<Pd ve~st'I lol low1n1 I h~ auchon l0t a 10 day 1tdempt1on Plflod belor e Ille ves.~I os releas•d to the succustul bidder 1114 winntna b•ddlf •s re sponsible lo remova lhe vusal hoin the Karbof o.s>artment facility by 5 (JO pm, the "' lol low1111 ni. •net oJ the redemption 11«10d Al>9ro•M bJ Chtlt M111tt HlfbofA.-c• ~visor Publl1h1d Newport INCll/tostll Mesa Oely ,.~ Sao\MIW JO.. .. TllW --am• cu " cm'f ..... , ... Cir .... .... u ... .. I ..... c.-. t h1n1e of n.am• should not bt' r•nted NOllCl or H[ARINC (late Ollober 19. 2004 l1mt 7 00 pm Dept lll I he .addreu of the court °' \amt I\ noted abOve J A ~oc>Y ol this Order 111 Sl>ow C.au" slall be publl\htd at ttnt once enh week lor four \u<.c U\ove weells prtor to th• <I.ate sel 10< '1urm1 on the pefltoon 1n lh~ lollow•nc news p1pe1 ol rener at corcu tatoon pronted in lhlS tounty Daolr Pilot e>.te1 SIP I 0, 2004 ....... t..6r.. ( . .,... JUOGt Of THI SWl- lttoa ( OUlll Publuhed Newport B11cl\/CO\ta Mesa 0 1ity Poto! "eptembef 16, 23, JO , October 7, 1004 Th502 ~:::~·~30.~ ~ ...... ,,,... .... .. ..... --..... .... .... ........ .. ..... ii Lfiilililil -.. ..... _ ..... ..... ....... ........ ......... ....... ~~~~-----~ .......... ........ Tilili fo!lowltl ,., Mnl ~ boalinfts H . w.... K•llHdy ' .. e.,.-..... te&. Iii> Knnedy -.nci.t. 2700 C Ca.at ""1 "· CwOfll dtl Mw.CA~ The fotlowint I*~~ er• OolftJ tklJIMas " Slretealc Directory P'i.11tt1na. ~9 M11llOlle ~Costa ...... CA The fCIMoWl"I l*SOOI tte dellla blaa\Mu a.: e) t!Mtl Toh, II) ()fy ~y. c) Ofy flAaMe, IMO OnfWt Av. .. Coste ... aa. CA tZ627 The ftllowtlt& ,., ton~ lft ~ buM-II. CMll Veit. Ill 'It l&tll Str11l: Hewplwt a.-. CA9*3 Jo"1I CflNlea 'omw, l 2l 1 It 35lh StrMt. =ort 811cll, CA Tiit foltwln1 PltJOllt lfe ... bualMU : M~ttlec°", 1%40 H. SllnM Cfrcll, Unit ID, AHllll111, • C1llfornl1 928 ~tif Ttftlrl, al7 N. enccwp Ltd (CA), E. C..at Hwy fl . OavKt 1111141111, '59 M11nolle St , Coate .....,_,CAt2627 Co"111910 I. T reecy, lteO Ofentt A ... nw. Costa Me.. CA 92127 ·-llNI• StrHt. ~ OfMtt. CellfOfttla Ceroni del Mtr, CA ta2S 'Thta blnlnu1 Is con ducttd by; ll COl'potatlon Have you shttad dolne butlnffs yet7 Yes. 1985 Kencorp, Ltd., W1lh•m Kennedy. Pre11de11I Tiiis 1t1tement WI$ filed -.Ith the County Cletk of Or1n1e County on 09/17/04 HCM.oo1211 Deily Piiot S.Ot 23, JO • Oct.7, 142004 Th~l2 Re-.. ..... ........ The followlna penons ere dolna bustness 1s W1ilea Alenlll 270 Newport Center 011ve Suite 100, lhwpo1 t Beech. CA 92'60 Scott T Bu1nh<1m Trustee of the 8urnh.1m F1m1ly Trust. 270 New pon Ctllt8' 0. 1ve. Suit• 100. Hewpo1t Beach. CA 92660 Jody M Burnh•m Trust" of the Burnnem Family Trust, 270 New pcwt Centef Dnve, Suite 100, Newl)Ofl Buch C• 92660 This busmess is con ducted by 1 Tr usl Hewe you started dome bu$iness ytl' 'l'n , 06/01/2004 Scott T Burnham, Trusteee Thi. statement was flled wtlh the County Clerk of Oranee County on 09/10/04 20046000395 011ly Pilot Sept t6 ?3 30,0ct. 7,2004 Th509 NOTICE OF PE1TT10NTO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: KAREN L PRfTCHETT CASE NO. A227295 To all heirs. beneficiaries. Cfedl1or&. c:onbngent credltols. and l)8(90M who may OCherwlle be interested "' the ¥1111 °' estate, °' both of KAREN l PRITCHETT A PETrTION FOR PROOATE has beeo filed by CARLA PRITCHETT lrl the $cJperl()( Coort of California. Coonry of ORANGE THE PETITION FOA PR06A TE reque,ts that CARLA PAITCHETT be appointed as pe<SONI representatllle to administer the estate of the dl!cedeol THE PETITION requests autflonly to adm10tster the esta~ under me Independent Aanlnlstranoo of Estates Ad (This IUlhooly Witt 11()¥. the pe1sona1 tep<esentatNe to take many actlOOs wrthOUt otitanng oourt awova1 Betore taking certa 1r1 very important acoons. however the personal ~IM! WIU be requtred 10 give no1lCe 10 inte<es1ed persons unless they have walY9d notice °' consented to lhe ptapoeeo acllOn ) The lfldepeodent admtnestrabOl'I aultlonty will be ~nted un~ an intenleled per80t1 f11eS ·an obfedlOO to the petition and shows good cal.19e wtf1 the court should not l'anl the auth001y Thb t>uslnese II con· ducted by 1n lndMdu1I .._.,. you startlld doinc builn.s~ yell Yes, 09 t 2004 D1v1d Beaudln This st1tement w11 hied with th• County Clerk of 011n11• County On 09/10/04 20046000417 Daily Piiot Sepl 16, 23, JO.Oct. 7,2004 Th505 .......... ... s...... Th• followm1 persons are doin1 bu&inesr. 1s Del1wart Studio Apart ments. 2408 Mar11rtt Or , N1•porl Beach. C.1htorn119"66J Maqo r ie Mor11s . Truslff. Jae~ H Mor11s I 1empl1on l r ust Crandc h1ldren. 146 I o~hlomond Rancho M1111e. CA 92270 Charin & Velma Stlt terf1eld. Hu&band and Wilt, 29420 0 5th Ave nue. Otte1ta1I, MN !'16571 W1lh1m A & Cell• E !>m1ley. Husb1nd ind Wile. 2'°8 M1r1111et 01 • Ne wpoll Beath. CA 92663 I his bus111ess 1s con duded by a teneral partntrslllp Ha•e you sl .. rted do1n11 bus111n~ yetl Yes. September 28. 1976 Wilham A Smiley I his slate-nt was liled w1lh the County Clerk of Oranae County on 09/15/04 20046001011 Deily Pilot Sept 23. JO. Ott 7, 14 2004 Th519 A HEARING on lhe pet/tlOn will be neld on I Of14/04 It 1 4SPM Ill Dept L • 73 localed II 3" 1 THE CfTY DRIVE. ORANGE. CA 92863 IF YOU OBJECT to lhe g,anbng ol 1119 petlbOn, )OU should lflP9a1 al ltl8 hNnng and elate )'OIX ~--................ ()( file wriUen objecilOl 11 Witt\ the COUit betore the heanng Your appearanoe may be 11'1 pef'IOn ()( by yotJr ~~OU ARE A CREDITOR or a conlJnOllnl creditor of lhe deeeaMd, )IOU must hie your dalrn 'Mlfl the court and mail I copy to the peraonaJ repre990tatlve ~ by the court within four f'llOf1IM from the date of firlt iuuanoe of letlert .. provided in Probale Code aectlorl 9t00 The time for Iii"'!! claims Wiii not e.plre before tour monlhs trom the heanng date noticed at>Ove YOU W. Y EXAMINE the file kept by the court If )'Oil Ir& a pel'IOO 1nt8fested 11'1 tte estate. YoU may r.te With U'oe oourt a Reque&t tor Spec.al NolJCe llorm DE- 154) ol lhe tq of an inventory and appraisal of esta le uset& or ot a"Y petlbon °' acx:oont as prOYIOld In Probate Code 5ectJOO t 250 A Request 1or 5peQaJ NotlOe form IS available from the court clerll Anomey for Petltione< DEBRA M OLSEN 333 CITY BlVO WEST, •1420 OAf.NGE. CA 92868 09/'2~. 09/2'-'0', 09'JOI04 CNS.nt043I NEWPOm 8£AC>t.COSTA MESA DAILY PU.OT A.DVllMULOO FOi leS Jessie. lH S.well. 2275 Golden Circle. Newport Buell, CA 92660 Pr nopsook Phone· ph1nicll, 210 Kelp st , Menhattan Beach, Ce 90266 This business Is con ducted by· • a•nlfll pertn«shlp ... ~• YOl.I started dok!1 busmen yet? No Consuelo I Treacy This stlltement WH filed with the County Clet11 of Onnae County on09/24/04 l004t00212' Daily Pilot 5'9t. 30. Oct 7.14.21 .2004 Tlt532 The follow1n1 persons 11 e ck>in1 buiiness as Newport Fmanclal As· scx:11tes E~row o,,.,, SIOn, 3700 C1mpus Drive •107, Newport Beach Calrfome 92660 Dena M. Me111. 3700 Campus Duve, Suite •107. Newport Beech Calrtor nil 92660 K1ren S. Wilw n. 3700 Campus Orwe. Suite 107, Newport Bea.ch, C4h fornl• 92660 This bus1nesi. 1s con ducted by. • 11eneral parlne<sh1p Have you started do11111 busmess yet? Yes. 09/01/2004 Karen S. Wilson lh1s statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or a nae County on 09/09/04 20046000241 Daily Pilot Sept 23, 30, Oct 7. 14. 2004 Th571 Fk-..lmeu .... s..... The lollow1n1 persons are dome business as Atound The Blocll limos. l l C . 2855 E Cool Hwy •229. C0<on• del Mar, CA 92625 A1 ound The Bio<;\\ Limos L L C (CA) 2855 E Coast Hwy 1229. Coron• del Mar CA 92625 This business 1s con dueled by l1m1 led l 1ab1hty Co Ha•e you st.irted dom2 business yet? No Around The Bloc\\ l imos, L l C.. Paul H Reed. Mana11e1 This s~temenl was filed w1tlf the County Clerk of Oran2e County on 09/03/04 200 .. 999424 Daily Pilot Sept 9 16. 23.30, 2004 Th550 Fldltimlllliless Mmes..... lhe fotlowin& pe1sons are doma bus1ntss •s S ucce ss Proper ties [SCI ow 01••sion 221 V•• Koton Newpo1t Bea'h Cahtorn1• 92663 K•ren S Wilson. 271 Via Kor on. Newpor I Beach. Calrforn1a 92663 Hutcll Hutchinson. 771 V1d Ko• on Ne wpor I Beach California 9?663 l h1s business is con dueled by a 2ener •I Partnership Have you started doing business yet? Yn . 09104/2004 Kat en S Wilson This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae Counly on O'J/09/04 20046000237 Daily Pilot Sept 23. JO. Oct 7, 14.2004 Th~?O Sub1ect to ~ond1t1u11~ ,,,,.scribed by the unde1s1ened. sealed bids for • lump Sum C°"trdt I art tnV•led for the fotlow1n11 Work uuat0a 1tlP'AfllS 1.ANGSON UHA.av 'aOJlCT N0.1 5035277 CONTRACT NO.: ttlltl llNIVl HSI f'I' Of CAI. IF OR NIA, IRVINE IRVINC CALIFORNIA 92697 ,.ltOJlCT OlSCllll'TION: This P'Ol"t l IOCIUdP\ but '' not l1m1led lo the deo1none and preparation of the u trrior w•ll• and <.<>nuele cuardr••ls 1n orde1 to prnne and re·coat the wills ind r11llnl!, with •n tlutomer1c coallne the mst1llation on the conctetr ·eyebrows" on lhe H r.ond tloor t1nd1na ol a stainless steal drip 1111 •nd m1\Ctllanrou, rfP•11s lo any spelled 11eas as required by the Un1vers1ty and th,. clt an1n1 p11m1njl and pllnlinR of all exterior. steel handuils. doors and door h•rnes ISTIMAUO CONSlltUCTtON COST! $450,000 Note P11me R1ddf•s who do nol meet the qu1hf1uhons 10 the Conbact Documents may 1101 be eh111ble lor award Bidding Ont umenh will be ava1l.tblC! to Bidders on THUllSDAY. Sl'llMIElt 2J, 2004 1nd will be issued 1t F .1c11ftiei Mdnaaement, University of Calllnrm1. lr•1ne 201 Interim Office Bu1ldln1 (m11llne address) 19\ 72 JamborM Boulevard (phyS1cal .addfess) lrv111e, CA 92697 5-444 (949) 824 1404 Checks for a -·re~ fff will be reQu1<ed 111 the amount of 25.00 per set of B1ddlne Documents Checks Mt to be made payable to "The Reeents of the Univ11sity of elllornla • Sealed Bldi will not lie accepted aftet 2.00 ,. on WIDlllSOAY, OCTOlll 6, 2004 Bid Security in the •mount of 101. of the Lump Sum Bue Bid, exctudina 1lternetn, sh•tl 1ccomp1ny e1ch Bid The Surety 1num1 the Bid Bond Wll be. on the Bid Deadline, an admitted surety insurer (H defined In tlM Celif04'nlai Cod• ot Civil Procedure Sec tion 995 120) A mand1l0ty Pre Bid Conf11ence ind Pre Bid Job Wall! will be conducted on flnOAY, OClQaO \, 2004. bea1nn1n1 promptly 11 1• P• P1rt1C11>1nh shall meet 11 r Kihlles M1n111menl. Interim Ottic1 Bulkhn'-Cont•ence Room lZB Un1venlty o1 C.hf0tnle, lrvlne C8ultdinr • 92 on Ho<th C1mpus Map) 19 72 ~mborM Bo11lev1td lt•ll't, CA 92997 S444 (949) 824 l40t An .... MKI AT THI Nt-llO COWllD<I A110 ,.._.. IOI WAUC II llA.lllOAfOllY Foti AU ...... <CMn'UC'rOIS. Tta alft'M Q.OSI Afl•~ 'MMIY COllflACTOllS ADIV1"e An111 Tim NU WtU. MOf II WG9U TO PAllTKIPATI • fMI te PIOCISI AS A I (OtlfTU(TOI. Onl~ lllfdef• who p1rttel01tt ill botll tht ,.,.·Itel Conf•rance end the Jot Walk in the# ant .. t~ wlll be allowed to llld on tfll Prottct as prime contrecl«I f« furthet lnformetion COfttact hclllttes ~~ Centred• Oepertm.nt. Attn Btlllde R ~111 et (Ml) 124-140f1 , Tii. •~fut llchkr and lb SubcontrlCtofl wtll be ~equlfed to fottow tfll M!lcfi.ctintlnJtlo/I reqlflftfl'ltlltt Mt fMtfl in tile 8lcJdltlC 0ocllft'llllll lfl4 to P•Y ., ..... Int .... retn at tlll loeat.., of Ull WOlll. • TM evcceulul 8Hlfff •Ill be requlrtd to ltave the followl111 Stat. ti Ctllfotnlt Co11trectM'S flceftN CVfflllt It Hit trmt of submlsaion •• UNI ™' l>llllnnl i. COft dvcll4 by all ~I Hue you ltartad dlMas bllliMll ttf7 No John Ch•ln ,_ Till1 1t1t1,,,.nt 11111 hied with the County ci.rk of Orenae Co11nty on09/10/04 'I004to004 \I Delly Piiot Sept. 16, 23..i 30, Oct 7, 2004 ThSl.J ......... ... s..... TIM lollowln1 persona are doln1 bvsinell H '. 0'8oy B1H1en, ZlOll Moulton Pkw11 .. •G2. Lapn1 Hiiis, CA 921163 l<eyklo EnterprlsH. Inc., 610 Newport C.nter Or , 11200, Newport B .. c11, CA 92660 This buslneu b con· ducted by· 1 COfporahon Hive you alerted dokl1 bus111ess yet7 Ho t<•yklo Ent1rprf11s, Inc • 01no Kals>1m•ntls, President This st1tement WH tiled with thl County Cler• of Orenae County on 09/07/04 %0046tff S41 Dilly Pilot Sept 9, 16, 23.30,2004 Th553 ........... .... s...... The followln1 persons a1e do1n11 business as l/alde1 Celebration of Music. 2384 Redlands Or , Newport Beach. CA 92660 Todo' Her ma nos, Inc. (CA). 2790 Harbor Blvd. •310, Costa Mesa, CA 92676 This busmess Is con· ducted by 1 torpor 1hon H1•t you s tarted dolnf busmen yet' Yes, 6 5 04 Todos Hermanos. Inc , Ronald J Channels President This statement was filed w11h the County Clerk of 011n1t County on09/10/04 20046000400 011ly Pilot Sepl 16, 23. 30, Oct 7, 2004 Th506 ~ ..... ... s...... lhe follow1ne persons are dOtni business u Btakelon Group, 209 r ernleal Ave • Corona del Mai. CA 92625 Dean Wickstrom, ?09 f ernto f ~n . Co1on1 del Mar, CA 92625 This business 1s con dueled by an md1v1dual Have you started dom11 busme~s yet' Yes, 9/23/04 Oe111 Wrckstrom This s tatement wu filed with the County Cteill of 01 an Re County on 09/24/04 200 .. 002\SS Daily Pilot Sept 30 Ott 7 14 21 7004 Th538 flclllam ..... .... s..... Th!! followm1 per•ons are dome busine$S as Cos Conslruchon end Development 163 Mot 11stown l ane Cos la Mesa, CA 92626 Co• Home Improve menl INV) 163 Moms town Lane. Cost• Mes•. CA 97616 fh1s business 1\ con ducted by ~ corpouhon Have you st .. led do1n11 bus1ne~~ yet? Yes, 619/04 Cox Home lml)(ove men!. f1 111 0 Cox. Pie51<lenl Th15 stalemenl was llled with the County Clerk ol Orona• County on 09/03/04 2004699'425 Daily Pilot Sept 9. 16, 23.30~ 2004 Th562 FldltlM ..... .... s...... The fotlowtnc ~rsons .tre dome bus111eu as XMAN fU N DS 6 2 r reet11nd Irvine CA 9?60? >ta.ier I S11nr 62 Freeland lrv1n1 CA 92602 lhis bUSlllUS IS con ducted by an 1nd1v1dual Havt you 5tarted dotnc busmeu yet? Yes, 09 l 04 Xavier I S11111 This st1tement was filed with the County Clerk of 011n1e County on09/10/04 20046000414 D11ly Pilot Sept 16. 23, 30,0ct. 7,2004 Th504 Thie bu..,_. la c:on- dllCtld by. '" ~· KIN you at.wt.ad dolne ~yet7Y11, Ol·Ol·Ot l ttlf Tllltfl This 1tatament wu fltff with Ull County Cieri! of Drenee County Oft Ol/1711)t 20M6ff7'70 Diiiy Piiot Stj)1. 16, 2l.t ao. Oct. 7, 2004 Th5zv ..... ..... ....... The follOMnl petlOlll 11e dOlna b11slneM .-.: lepl Boollheplna ler · vtcta, 415 E. 17111 St. Svltl 350, Coste Mete, CA92U7 Rlch11d w. Werlna. 3162 Tl1trt&1l Or'. Los Alamitos, CA 90720 OIMil l Brown, 3162 Tiprtell Dr.. Los Al1m-ltos, CA 90720 Tiiis buslneu ls con- duc\141 by: co-plftMn He..,. you started doina l>V11neee yet1 Ho Aldllfd W. W«1n1 This abt1ment wes filed with the County Cieri! of Of1n11 County on 09/17/04 20046001212 011ly Pilot S19t. 23. 30. Oct. 7, 14 2004 TllS13 Adlam .... .......... The follo-.ln1 peuons 11• doln1 busln .. s es: l•Y Werd Productions. Inc .. 775 W. 17tti Street. Suite C. Cost• Mesa, CA 92617 Ward Productions, l11c . (CA), 775 W. 17th Streel, Suitt C, Costa ~a.CA92627 This business Is con ducted by· a COl'pcwetion Ha•• you started dolne bus+ness yet? Yes.1958 Ward Productions, Inc . Tiffany Werd, Vice President This st11tement wes hied •1th the County Clerk ol Onn1e County on 09/07/04 %004HttS41 Daily Pilot Sept. 9. 16. 23.30.2004 Th555 MIM..._ .... s...... fhe follo•ln1 persons are do1n1business11 I P's H1rdwood. 1575 Oranae A••· llA, Costa M8'a. CA 92627 Jason Pitt.son, 1575 Or 1n1e Ave. IA, Coste Meu.CA9?627 Th" business is con ducted by an 1ndlvlduel Have you st1rted ck>tnl busmess yet? No Jason Pattison Thi~ slltement was filed with the County Clerk of 011nee County on 09/10/04 200460004 t 2 D•rly Pilot Stpt 16, 23. 30. Oct 7, 2oo.t Th515 IOOOOf AlfWllJITO Sil AlCOMOlk nu.sB D9 ......... , ... ~7,2* ro Who m It M11y Contetn The Name(s) of the Apphc•nt(s) •s/ 119 lONTHA I TUAN The applicants hsted abo•e are 1pj)ly1n11 to the Oepar tment of Alcoho lic Bev11a111 Control lo sell t lcohollc be•er•1es al· 3033 BRISTOL ST STE M COSTA MESA, CA 92626 Type ot hc;enst(1) Applied for 41 OH SAU BUR AHO WINE E~rnw PLAC[ Published Ne•por t Beach/Coste Mer.a Dally Pilot S•ptember 16, 23. 30, 2004 Th503 ~ ..... .... s- The follo•lna persons 1re dome busi,_. es • Mot oawo rks, 1760 Monrovia AYe Unrt C-5. Cost1 Mese. CA 92627 Ry•n Christopher Corum. 1760 Moorovw Ave Unit C·S, Costa Meu. CA 92627 This business Is con· ducted by en lnd1vlduel Hive you started dolna business yet? Ho Ryen Cofum This st1t1me11t was filed •Ith the County Clerk of Orena• County on09/24/04 200U0021J2 Delly Pilot Sept. lO, Oct. 7. 14.21,200t Tlt535 ~ .... .......... The followln1 peJaom Thi followfn1 persona are dolna butlneu 1a: are dolftt b11sffitaa ea: Cron Ro1d Creations, flpt on Account •1. c/o 21 VI• Craata. R1ncho LM & A.uocletea, Johtt Santi M1r11rlt1, CA hn1atl1. 701 S PllflrM 926118 St . '1000, Or1n11, Ca Michael G. l\oplltf, 21 92868 Vl1 Crute, lle11cho John ''"-'"'· 3307 = Mer1er1t1. CA ~~Newport '-di, Thia butlM11 It con· This ~ it con· ducted by: lfl lndlvldvel ducttcl by. lft l~I Kev• you •t«tlld dolnc Haw rou 1t.ru11 '°"" bumeu yet? No I>'*'*' ytt? No MlcllNI TIDoMr JDIM T~ fhlt atafiment wn Tlllt attfe!Mtlt w11 f!IM with tM Cov11ty fMed wilt! tM County Clef\ of Ottnte CoufllJ c..,-• of OfMCt eoui.1y Oft Ol/03/04 Oft 119124/0i& .... '" .. It .... ...,, ... OMo'"llot S.Ot t , It, D~ rilOt~I 30n::t 2.S, , 2004 Th!Mt _7.,_1,_,.~21_.. ___ ..._ ................. ................. Thi fo1towln1 •aofll The,.._.., ..... .... ~ tMlfleU •: Ire .... -~ aa.: Gi.ttn It Johll-. SC..141 ltW;Mfd 0 '*-'· f'tl.D .. Modlfl, J21 w ~ zoo ........ t C...w DrN A".,0flll .. ,CAt2111 Ste. 20!.i...}!•••trt rrof .. UCln•I QNlltr '-Cit C. stWU Sc•.....,., !fie. (CA), ltkller• Rec«, lne. RI W, C,.__ A.t., (CA), 200 New~ort °'""'·CA~ Cent• Of . Stt. JDS, T1lla ....._..Ill c.ot1 =a:gort Inell. eA ~ ... .,.~ .... ....,.,_ ......... 'TMls ....... II ~ ....... ,..,,.., 4-W~· c..-:•• ._ 1"°' HIM Jlil ....... @11111 ............ ...-; ......... " ... lute ........ IN ltdwlf a.o. 1 l!K-, AlltHr 1 l'tlftttW, "ldllrjl D ""'• Pt• ............ ""' ........... .. ""' .... , I •I .. ....... ........ ........ I,.,.. .,. Mlllll• _...... a: ,..,.....1, ..... , .. Aintnea ll>tt tr•lft• Avt 1j,1. IMw'°'t tMdl, CA fZMD Ter.-.L.~ UMI t'tllll AW , lll57, =•ft haclt, CA Thll M"'-II con· c1ucttc1 111: .,. fndMdlltl ...,. 10U iiert.d clolnc bUllMta yetT v... , 09/01/04 Terenee L. Hllttton TMt 1t1temlfrt ... flied witfl ttlt County Cler\ of Of 111se Count, on09/24/04 iocMMOt1M Oalty Piiot ~t. 30, Oct. 7, 14, %1. 200t Tll.538 ......... ........ The tollowln1 peraofls we dOln1 buslMu u : C1lorlaklnJ W1lln111 Solutlo111. 1001 w l 7tll Strfft, Suite M, Coste Mesa. CA 92627 Allan Borutflell ind AssQdatn (CA), 1001 W 11th Streat. Suite M, Costa.._., CA 92627 This ~ Is COii· ducted by: • c:or~etlon Heft you sbrttcl dolf1I butinns yet? No Anatt 80f11ahell and Asaocletes, Allin Bor~. Prnldent Tiiis statement was filed with the County Cletll of 0r1nce County on09/17/04 tooct001UO 01tly Pilot Sept. 23, lO, Oct. 7,14.2004 Th516 ........ ... ....... lhe tollowlna persons are doln& bU$1nlSS es: California Chocolel• F ou11tal11s L.A.. 1122 M1Ssion Orrve, Cost• Mesa, CA 92626 Heather M. Artullovlch, 1122 Mission Orin, Costa Meu, CA 92626 Wilham M. Artukovlch. 1122 Mission Drive. Costa Meu, CA 92626 This business is con· ducted by· • 1eneret partnerslltc> Have you started dolnll business yet? Yu. 07/10/04 Huther Artukov1ch Thrs s l1tement wes hied With the ~nty Clerk ol Orana• County on 09/10/04 %004to004 IS Deily Pilot Sepl l6. 23, 30,0ct 7,2004 Th512 Rdlm ..... ... s...... The lollowln1 penons are doma business as. Carswell Marine Wood and Metal, 304 Sapphire Ave , NewJ)Ort Beath, Cellt. 92662 Oon1ld Thomas Car swell, 304 Seppho Ave . Newport Beach, Cahl 92662 This business rs con ducted by an 111dlY1dual H••e you started do1t1e business yet? Yes, Hov. 1992 Oon1ld Cerswell This stetement WIS llled wlttl Ult County Clerk ol Or 1n11 County on09/10/04 20046000416 Dady Pilot Segt 16, 23, JO.Oct. 7,20CH ThSIO ........... ... s...-.. The follow1n1 p11sons 11 t doin1 business n~ Sector -Three Develop ment and Desrcn. 21586 l ost lhver Ct . leke forest, CA 92630 Jason J1y H1mbfltk 21586 Lost River Ct.. Lake Forest, Ce 92630 Thta business 1' con· ducted by: en lndlvldu1l Have you ,te,ted doina business yef7 Yes. 01/1/04 Jason H1mbflc• Tiils stetem1nt wes filed with the County ~k of Or1nae County on 09/17/04 tOMtOOlt .. 011ty Pilot Sept 23, 30, Oct. 7, 14,2004 Th517 ....... ... .... ....... ... ... ..... T11f 1~ ,.,..... ""'............. "' ....... ....... ., .... .....,.. ............ e.: ..... --.... " ~-· & ..,.... C*'8t . ~leJ, Ill W M .._.,Id, IOJ l,.Y Cll11ic •f Tr1eltl011ll CrYIW *9, Or .... CA wo 12!.!t... L 1101 ~-..llle.2ME, 1211!J. -...CA~I l1tll "·· &.it• 110 ... A. Cale .... w. .....d ........... c..a. ...._. Cllfor• CtrtUf "'"'· 0r .... c:a :112 ~ Ctnyoii or.. C1er' ,, °'""' c.wtr l2IZ1 tZIM. l ...... ...-. CA t2tll .. Olfl 7/04 S11chll• J1111t1e Tw. ..... ii CM· n. MllMa la cm· •t1t11tt1 C..... • Yertltoww _..,. ~r: • ........, MIN~ an ~ Otar ,. • ...._.it. », ... _.port 811cll, c~ "'"" rou atlrtld... ..._ .......... Mis Oct. 7, l• lOOt . · lMl• wao ~11t7Ho ..._,.-1Ho TW. 11111 MA 11 con• AC... .._.,., W. Meister, ill ..... .... •tld tiy. an MM411tl Thll at1te9"tllt ,__. T1ll6 ttatllMllt WM ... -........ Have rov 1l#tlet do!nc flle4 wltfl the CoUnty fllM wltlt the County -W.~ y~? YH, C1«k of °'en&e County Ci.t\ of Orenp CO\lnty nit ,...._... peJ16nt 11/lJl20Cl.J onOl/10/04 ••OllOll04 are d61nc· lliii1MN •: Sereh•ll• JeUft• N0460IOstl IOIUIODIH ~111111'1 oat•. 1708 Cennea 01lfy "•tot s..>t. te, 21. 01lly P'ilot Sept. 11. llJ Wll ttler Av1., Cotti Thie ll•tem1nt Wll 30, Oct. 7,.,. Th50I 25. Oct. 2. 20CH la7b ...... CA mn flll4 with \he County • Q1r1 Smola, 1708 ~ of Ofen&• County ~..... .......... Wllllller Awe , Coste onotln/04 .. ~ ........... MeN,CA92.t27 ...46001111 -Thi. b11alneM -COit' O.U1 ,.,lot S.t. JO. oct. The toflowina .,.,.,,. .,!"-_:;:oii:,,=.ao: Mted by: 1n lndMiNll 1. 14. 21. ~ Thm c:,=:,. '"'=· .._ Slln•t GtOK~. ,12$ ~ :rted 11o1,.. ........... ftlu,sto11e, L11na $. Meddocll Str11t, V•Ol/O/ftM ... .........___.. "'"""·CA mn S1nte An•, c.11tcw111a Oiwy Smola -CYbtr Mldll Solutions, 9270t...e621 Jllla 1tatlf'lltftt •" • Tiit fofloWlnl l*SOfl• lLC. I ftlnt1ton1..1 Devld A. L-.perance. t!Md wttll the County ere cloinc bulln-11: llJVnl Nlauel, Ca 9267, lllS S Mtddocll StrMt, ...._.. f ,._ -.. Co 111 Succen Propert111 This buslflffl i. con· S11nta Ane, C1llfOl'nla ;"'~'·•· 11 Y E.SCtow OMsJon, 221 Vie ducted by: Limited 9270t to0 .. ttf417 KOf on, "'-Port leldl. lltbiltty Co. TMI IMdlness 1-tOfl • DllY l'lot Slpl t 11 Cattfornle ~ Helle YCMI atMted dolftl dllCtM by: en lndlvldUll 23. 30 2004 · ~.: t<•en S. W111611, 221 bulin ... yet? No Hew you alerted ck>lns ....-'-'-' ------ Via Koron, Newport CyW ~ SoJutiom, bt.ISIMU ret7 Yn. ...... .... luc:h, CalifOfnle 92863 u.C. AKan G.lndi, Man· 4/1/97 ._......___ Kutctl HutchllllOll, 221 ecer • 01•1d lesperattce - \lie l<oron, Ntwport Th.b mt•-nt w11 This llt•t•-nt wu 8"cll, Cellfotnil 92663 flttd with ~ ~nty 1"'4 wit.ti the CcMinty Tllll bvsinns II con· ci.r• of Or•nce County Clerll of °'""e County ducted by a pneul on 09/0l!I04 on Ol/17/04 p.rtnenhtp IOIUIDICMI 200qtt7U4 Have you •tefttd doln1 Otllr ,.llot s.,t 16. 23, Dally ,.llot Sei>t. 16, 234 l>llslnns yet7VH, 30, Oct. 7, 200t Th519 30, Oct. 7, 200t Th51 09~Witson .......... ..... .... This at1tetnent -.as ... r........__ ... S..... flltd with the County -Clerlt. of Or 1n1• County Thi follow ma persons The followln1 persons on 09/09/04 ere dolna business H : ere doa'l1 butlness 11: 20046000117 Tepenede School for •) Oevld KenMdy As Daily Pilot Sec>t 23, 30, Cooklnc. 1853 Port socletes, b) Worship "'-t 7 1• """' Th520 Sheflletd , Newport Acoustics & Sound, c) ""' · • ... ~...... lntearlty Acou5tlc1 & Beach, CA 926fi0 Sound, 8601 Crocketl The followln1 persons lft ck>lnl business es. S1lvet Stllr. 3723 South Bristol, Sant• Ana, Cellfor ni• 92704 Ahreu Kel11est1n1, 24751 Geor11.1 Sue Duve, ~· Hilts. C1hforn11 This bus1neu IS con duct&d by an 1nd111>du1I Hive you st«t•d do1n1 bu11ness yet7 No Allrue kelerestani This statement wn filed with the County Clerk of Onn1e County oo 09m /04 20046007>52 Diiiy Pilot Sept lO, Oct 7, 14,21,2004 lh526 Rdlm ..... ... Siil.- The follow1n1 pe11ons are dolnfl business es American Queen, 720 Corniche Drive, Monarch Beath, CA 92629 Misty Holl•n11shud. 720 Corniche 011ve, Mo narch Buch, CA 92629 This busmen " con duc ted by 111 lnd1v1dual Hive you started do11111 bus1nns yet' No Misty Holhncshud This st1temenl was filed ••th lhe County Clerk of Or .anae County on08/10/04 JOO.UHUOJ DlllJ Pilot ~pt l 9 16. 23, 2()(M Th!>4 I .......... ... s..... The lollow1n1 persons are ck>1n1 busmeu as P11ty P1cft11n. 21586 l ost R1v11 Court. Lah Forest. CA 92630 Re11111 H1mbric k 21586 Los River Court, l ake for est, CA 92630 Pa\11c11 McCehu, 25691 Cerv1ntes Lint, Mission VleJo. CA 92691 This business Is con ducted by 1 cener 11 p11tnersh1p Have you 1t1rted dolnii buslneu yet? No Recln• H1mbrick This st1tement wu hied with the County Clerk of Drane• County on O!I/ \7 /04 20M6001tto Delly Pilot 5'9t 23. JO, Oct 7, 14 2004 Th5ll Shelby Coffm•n. 1280 Cir . Westmlnst1r, CA B~n Ave .. Ste. 89-584. 92683 :=ort Bllch, CA Onld Karth K111nedy. Ch<lstle finler. l280 8601 Crockett Cir., Westmt111ter. CA 92683 Bison Ave .. Ste B-9-584, This business Is con· Hewport Buch. CA 92660 ducted by· 1n 1nd1vld11el 1 h11 bus1neu rs con Have you start ad dolnt ducted by co·plftners bu11ness yetl Yes, 1990 H •·· do o .. 1d Kenned,. eve you s ... tld 1111 This statement was bu11ness yet?"° filed with the Countv Shelby Coffmen ' Ch<tsht Fr1z1e< Clert. ot Oranae County This statement •n on 09/l 7 /04 hied with the County 2004600'292 Clert. of O<anee County Diily Pilot 5'9t 23• 30• on 09/08,/04 Oct. 1. 14 2004 Th515 %0046000011 D11ly Piiot Sept 16 23, lO.Oct. 7.2004 Th518 ll01XI Of AMICADTO SllMCOMCUllWWIS ........... 11 ~--To Whom It May Concern; The Neme(s) of the Appllcent(s) is/ are· GALLARDO JUDY MARI£ GALLARDO JR MARCIAL The apphc1nts lr5ted above •re epply1111 lo th• Department of Alcoholic Bever a11e Control to sell 1lcoflolic bev11a111 et 250£ 17lH st sn o COSTA MESA, CA 92627 fypt o f llcense(s) AWIJed for 41 ON SAU BH R ANO WfHE EATING PLMA Publ1Jhed lhwpo1t Bt1ch/Cosl• Miu 011ly Potot September 30 , October 1 14 2004 ThSll Rdllm ..... ... s...... The loltow1111 per sons •11 ck>m1 business as Enl West Cale, 704 C B1lboa Blvd , Ne•port Beach, CA 92661 Th1nh Hacx: Nauyen. 3860 H1urd Ave • '4, Santa, An1. CA 92703 This business 1s con- ducted by: 1n lnd1v1dua1 Hive you started doine buS1nns yet1 Vas 10 a 04 Thanh Haoc Neuyen This st1ltmenl was filed with the County Clwk of Oranae County on 09/24/04 200460021 Jt 011ty Pilot Sept. 30, Oct 7. 14.21.2004 ThSJl The follow1111 persons 111 dolna bus1neu es Gem by AllSSI Th1tch•, 13901 Tustin Eest Or .. Al>t 89, Tustin. CA 92780 Al"'se Th1tcher, 13901 Tushn East 0. . Apt 89, Tustin, CA 9V80 This business 1s con ducted by· an 1ndiv1ctual tlave yOl.I sllfted d01111 business yel7 Yes, 07/22./04 .\hue Th1tcher This slltement ,.,, hied with the County CIC!rli. of Or 1nee County on 09/03/04 2004tfft414 Oa1ly Pilot Sept 9, 16. 23.J0.2004 ThS'6• ~ ..... .... Siil.- The follow1n1 persons art do1111 business IS t<MS Propert1n , 20 Versarlles Newport Coast, CA 9~7 Karyn M Sonta1. 20 Versailles, Newport Coast. CA 92657 Thrs bus1neu " con ducted by 111 1ndmdual Han YoU s tarted do1n1 bu.s111ess yell Ho t<aryn M Sont1e This statement wu filed ••th the County Cterll of Orana• County on09/14/04 20046000741 011lly Pilot Sept 16, 23, JO, Oct. 7, 2004 Th5 l7 Rell.-..... ........ Tlle followln1 persons are dotric busmeu as MotoMonster Cyclu, J66 E. 19th St., Coste Mesa. C192627 Gery L~ He•comb, l66 E 1~ St Coate fhe foff0wfn6 !*'Niii ere doln1 bwilMse ... Pwra Cu1lom P'alntina, 2233 E WHtpott Dr '5. Anetleinl, CA 92806 Paul K ... mtyer, 2233 E. WHport Dr •s. Anaheim, CA !l2IOll Thia business II con· ducted by: an lndillldual .. eve you 1t11tld doltla buslntss yet? No Paul t<ltemtytt This atate-nt wu flied with the County Clerk of °'•n11 County on09/03/0I 20046tff4H Diiiy Pilol S19t 9, 16, 23,30,2004 Th551 The followln1 pe1son1 trt dallll bualness IS Buch Auto Solllld, 2470 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Poly11r. Inc (CA) 200 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Thrs busir1ns rs con duclM by I Cotl>Ofltlon Have you slllrted dolna bllSlntSS ye!? Ho Poty1ar. Inc . Russell E Brayelf. VICI Ptesldlnt Thl5 'tatement "-' hied with thl County Clerll. of Oranae County on09/03/04 IOCMtfft416 01Uy Pilot Sept 9, 16, 23,J0,2004 Th548 Rdlllm ..... ... s-.. The lollowlnc persons lfl do•ni buStneu 11 limes Gardnef P11nt1nc, 3"7 Oal• St . Costa Meu,CA926?7 James Colfl"s G1rdn1t. 3"7 Date St , Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business is con ducltd by an 1nd1Vtduat Hive you s11rted c1otn1 bu"ness 1etl Yts l985 James Oerdnef Th11. ~t1teme11t was filed with the County Clerk of Or11111 County on09/03/04 I0046ttt415 01lly Pilot Sept 9 16 23 30, 20CH fhs.47 Re-.. ..... .... s...... The followma persons 11 e do•n1 bus111ess H M • I O.yw1ll Rtc>11<. 1214 E Stefford St H, S1nla Ana. CA 92701 Luz M.rla Gutmln, 1214 E. Stefford St. H, S111t1 Ana. CA 92701 This business i. con ducted by. an tndlvlduel Have you aterted doi"I bu$1neu yet? Ho Luz Merla Cuzman This 5tatement was filed wrtll the County Clll'll of Or a nae County on09/17/04 2004600128' Oa1ly Pilot Sept 23, 30, Oct 7. 14. 2004 Th518 NEW BUSINESS TIP #5 Did you know? Your OBA has an expiration date Your Fictitious Business Name Statement (OBA) expires five (5) years from the date it was fifed in the office of the Orange Counfy. Clerk -Recorder. Re-filing is a simple process. 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EiC. !Os & fDs Ill Abe. $ollt ~ amQIS Mtllt 949 645 7505 ENTERTAINMENT = 1310 (QUAlltOUSltG OPPCl1\llll All rul est1t1 1dvert1s tnl In thlS newspeper •S subject lo the federal r 11r Housm& Act of 1968 as amended which m1ku It 1111111 to 1dvert1H "1ny prefer 1nc1, ltm1llllon or dlscrim1n11Jon bued on race color. 1 ehaion. su. handicap. f1mll11I st1tus or nahonal on111n o< an 1ntenhon to make any such prefe<ence. llm1t1 hon or d1scr1m1nat1on • This newspaper will not know1n1ly 1ccept 1ny 1dvtrt1sement for real Ulltt Wh lCh IS lft viol1t1on ot the law Our readers 111 hereby informed th1t 111 dwell 1n1s tdvtrlls.td 1n this nt""9aper ere av11l1ble on 1n 1qu1I opportunity bHIS To compl11 n ol dis crimlllatton. call HUD toll frM It 1 800 .t24 8590 Aacttons 1413 WANTED ANTIQUES Older S~ Furn/tun P'IANOS l Coll«tlblel . ..........,__.,......,,. ......... ..,...~~ .. CA9HPAJD .. --·--WlauYUTATU .......... .....,MMe. UTllr' . COfJSllif J~1ENT~ . . I ~ ... 1411 ""-... , .... 1t411 ,_... Or., .. off Terpon ~ Salmon. 'Vl Sutuileft. ~tr•.~ bolt, collldlblla. fl.-nl- bn, 11111'1 tablll hind midi by """' Querry, trunlle, cloclltt _•!!t "*'*"'· wlnt ~ old rtc0f'd1. baHball carda, 1nllqu• lrona, doCt*'I ~"' • ="="= ......,....., ..... """'°"""" YNlcoml. =-1• ....... W.frl tSat ce11cll, cll11f, dryer, .,...w.,t, 111111 i.cr. etc. ltl AIM1. Cotta ..... " .... .-... G....-Sale s.t Sun 8-4, W7h I cty f\6111116 e. ~ 11111& & plumbm1 matern1ls. doors. ~s & misc l Ols.A-Sil.ff 440. 447, 481 cmrao. east. Mesa Hup w. s.t. ·~ Bamt>oo &. WOY91 furnt· lure & accusortes, wrOU&ttt .-on, benches. planters, tables. chars, etc , ma.c decor Glut pr Ice$, •• new 63! Old Newport Blvd corner ..... Rd. Newport 8eadl Found 1510 •-11 9/27 little white r1bb1t. on the Port Streets 1n Newport B11ch (9"9) 64"·4068 Genml AnnouncemerD 1610 -PD~MCI USSOMS-P D1oce lessons or •fl OCtaSIOnS Bt<th~ys. 1nn1versar-. wedd1nrs. er usies 9"9-813-1102 CHILD SERVICES ChlldcareMursery Schools 2375 UVl IN CH4lD CAil. Loc11 Au Pe" Proaram now actePtK\i hOSt f'"'41y epptations for faU and winter lfflVlls. Flexible, lepl, 45/lrs/wll lowest pr~am cost avtfllinc $253/wll, per family not per chlld lm-713-2002 www euraup11r.com By Fax (949) 631-6s94 (J'leme lllCludt your -and s*Jne runber n1 -·u ca11 )'Oil beck •idl • price quoit.) By Phone (949) 642-5678 By Mail/In Person: 330 We.st Bay Street Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday S:OOpm Cole.a Mesa. CA 92627 At Newport Blvd. &: Bay St Friday .................... ThutSda y s :()()pm Hours Saturday .................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-S:OOpm Monday-Pnday Walk-In 8:.lOaln-S:OOpm Monday-Fnday Sunday ....................... Friday 5·00pm Index New wtttte frle14-lr 1sl<1n1 pr1Ce S250. also Kenm0te weshtr used $125 (949) 510-7855 JEWBlfY/ 3460 DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS C...t<••· ... •• Old Comsl Gold, sllvtf. iewetrY. watdle& • .ntlquea collectibles 9"9·642·94411 3610 ,..,...ClbMll• f()( Adootion SAT 12· 4:00 PetSmart Costa Mes• 17th & Supenor. (Neat to ~) 96451-~ -~,__, -•....i...twer1i . .,, OocsOn·lm• 9"9 64"·2279 QUMITY ICITT8IS & CATM Cnd FC11 In PrM19 Hom-. Mlo'octQld. Blood T "'*9d. fell Ptamun f oodl. ,., Wed. Shots.. ~ .. &»-lleld. tVil. TH QJM>X. TE£. WleMnds 12-4 IM£~ FASHON ISlNC> Clll 3610 TAllY IUTTINS ... , 1,-1 Sl68'11JY Oor!lbot1I needed Memo chedis 0.., & ,_.,. 5911 f 11111' ~alt Tu D 3J. .Corrmnty~ ~ PO Bo. 1Bi2 ~ 8-11. CA 921iM, am.. • o,,nnnta Bal.-and Fnndlltll 3905 SAUS PltOHSSK>NAlS A SI0,00/mo + POltntlal lncom~ hour mHSqe I JS6-2t72 Ralfltltl Em.'81 4230 I ..._ • .._ Ill Awtt.I. Tu• al 1 resort Ulled lalleway on the Wiler It IS IC>PfOJ 5600lf Ind valued 1t S2 5 rNliorl I would Wle to tr Ide It for I home t'1 the 1-18/NB ares P1eae cal Larry 281 fi68.1861 COMMERCIAL PROPER1Y FOR l.WE 4502 Colb Miii AIAomotN9 Cl/ .. l<IXld Ro. CXlflt- nwclll ..... ~ Sl<m' mo fwal 10-I 94&611-8112 C.. adlilLett.-.• eann.ry ~ Approi 1000.f space. Includes Plf~ spc. r.stroom I ·~ "**' $.DJO,lmo Avlil 1/1~ ~F<JASALE ORANGE 5400 COUNTY CaromdelMs =· "-s-12-4 59 Sea line Built 1n 2002 John la1n1 Hom.s. 2004 Budde1 of the Yur Ch1rmln1 3br, 3ba w/over 2300sf. bonus rm, fully uc1r1ded lulchen. Sl,57 ,000 By owner 949· 706-2522. Colllflllll Ml SA VllDl POOl NOMI Sweepln1 c0tner 1rounds In Pflme tract loc I-sty .tbr. 2ba. new & up1r1ded ktlch w/cr anti• count11s, new wood/t ilt flooron & . plantation shutters F reahly p1inted inside/ 1695 000 out. C1ll Coldwell Banker S.ch· sicM 714·968· 1200. ... ~ Ill d p-apsty b-• w/awrs ......_ prQs, ~ '°' di'-. °""*'' plione ~ * t£1.J'-u-ml. SOl.-i Ccmt 8*21122 "l:f l•tsl ... 1M eptfea, Jbt 3ba+ den. dramatic fir pt1n. 2 atory SfA. 2 c car. $2500/mo S667K V1cant Act 9"9-7~74 Dini~ NIW CONSTIUCTIOM U6S21'-....,_ Panor1m1c coastline, herbor views . .tbr 3.5b1 •riprox 3,227sf, 3 c a t1ch aar, Sl.800.900 Ed Conw1y ERA Fine Homes Call 9"9-370-5766 9"9-661-2784. ~ittiqu~s <1Tnll£.cit A spedal adverttslq supplement teatwtng andqueaa. collectible. -perfect for abo1>9, dealers. aucdona, booaellen. decorat.ora, reftn.Jaben and art pllerta. Reach 42,000 readel'll In Newpon Beach, Newpon eout. corona del Mar, Balboa 19land, co.ca MeA. $700 $375 $250 $135 PubUcadon Date 'l'UMday, October 19, 2004 Spa«ie&.Copy Deadllnet 'l'ue94ay, OCtober 12, 2004 Advenodal Deadllnei na.day, oc:toNr 12, 200t Call today! AAD GellclroU.. at 949-574-4249 or Pax your a4 to 949-63 t .:8894· e-mallto ano.~ttlllM..com PllflCT JOI THI GIOWING fAMllY only 1 short drive to the beach. pier shops Set on oversized er ounds wn see> l1wn lrelS pool/ sp1 4br 2ba 811 l1m ll1tch & dtn1n1 Pr ice <educed $589.000 Cail Coldwell Binker Buch side 714 968 1200 HING YOUI OWN PA.INT HUSH & SAVI. 4br. 2ba Ila er on over sized interior trac t corner lot w/RV 1ccns Beach close, t09 rated s.:hools S599.000 Call Coldwell Banker Beach Side 714·968 1200 Price Sloahed $70,000 Remodeled I sly 1n prime loc on over s11ed &round w/b11 lap pool 3br. 2b1 hnhly p1inted. new mold1n1 floors doon Pnce sluhed $1629,000 ColdweH Blniler &ach"6t 714-968 1200 UHIADID 2 STOIY POOl NOMI. Ch1rmm1 4br 'l'/•b• home on oversized lush l1nd st1ptd er ou n ds Mew rol up ,,. door. prMte petx> ·~ p , '697,700 Call Coldwell B1nll1r 8-*ISldl 714968-1200 SUMPTUOUS 2 STOIY GIAJIT. Move 1n cond a. read)' tor quick ult Balcony off huae muter suite, 111nt t1m room. new cerp1t. fresh p1lnted int $728.000 C1ll Coldwell B•nller B1achslde 714·961"1200 HACH AllA POOL HOMI. Ctr tr1ct loc R1nch style 1 stry 4br incl upended mester. many up1radas. newly retlled pluter pool S635.000 to 16"9.900 C1ll Coldwell Banker B11chsldt 714·968-1200 HlllCblgflJnltM llMODILID IHclt Styt. 0.-. Price reduced Spuwllnc l ·1ty 3br. 2b1 1nel utendtd master w/l1 walll·ln closet. hup ad-on fam rm. Pflv1tt spa Sl62S.OOO Cell Coldwell 81nlltr Beadlsldt 714-968-1200 , ... cton ...... llDUCID 13(),000 Front courty11d/1trklm 1ntry. new fronl ctoon. Opan d11l1n 1dd1 lot• of 1unlfiht. 4IH' Zbl. up· sr•dlcl llltdlttl. Ntw roll· up pr1p. 1749.000 Cell Coldwell Banker Beecll· 11de71.t-Ml-1200 l 'ndc:r the Service Oirl'ctury Banner Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week ( 4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 OWNHOMIS 0.-s..s..i 1.s 420¥"'-.... L• 11111 Cu:\bn [nd Unit C Pl.YI on lltite ld1 111""' lldl. :b. bl S875.<m New Custom Bay Vew on Corner lol RdllJll lrom ftocn IO ceiqs 3br 2.5ba e•l*lded T ~ ol lht line h ,_ model r~ 5el: pied lllMm+camerM 529 Playa (VISU Parada)N B 11 escrow SU 99.(l)) One Story E •Panded on Top View 3br 2ba 1850 appa sf nr pool Front & back added palto slots ol skyh1hts On pltk type view S679 999 IUi) tn [Stl0" I lev91 Uvl.._+ LMah ~.....,,View 2br 2ba 1549 •PP• sf des•ener uplf adu llf lnttt' b11ch Clbl nets st11nless steel ,pprs l1u • wills. mold1n1 nt'w b• s & kitchen S749.000 ,...._.Hlty ..... Mt-412 ..... NEED TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY UR HOME OF THE EEKPAG ON ATURDAY CAN HELP CALL •&ellOll Mt-574-4!4' UIBAll 01Cm1 Mf.574-4%45 Mlllloft S toby tor $280.0001 Sp1c1ous 2br 2ba. r p den hu1e patio Absolult top lop quahly Bat k bay Bayside V1lla1e 57 Saratoaa Flo Law head REAL TOR. Better Real E slate 949 675 7256 O,lN HOUSE SAT-SUN 1-S Serenity nea1 the beach Btaultlul 3br 2 75ba bonus 1 m many uo11• a des $2 288 000 Oltti ed by Coast Prop et t •t'S Of Calif A&I Laurte l 'U!O 949-2» 1651 l•dO Island Value' Newer lar &e 5 • off1te & 4 Cir &a••&«' Des•&~' home Only S2 995 000 Have others 1v11tablt' Call P1tr1c~ r enore Nation Wldt' USA 949 856 9705 SAY( THOUSANDSI We help sellt'rs sell for a low set fee HELP U SELL South Coast 888-548-2822 ltr. lto unit furnished available now Winier or yearly C1ll 949-723-4494 Ht. It 0,.. ...,.. Sot '.5 Newport Coast Beautrful Home Mu st see to apouc1ate Move rtht 1nl Sl.799.CXXl For sale by Will Co op 3~ Owner /'-111 Call 949-640 1140 MISCEUAHEOUS RENTAlS RelDI To Shan I030 CM ~ rm tor rent S500lmo tnd cable. w/d ' M:1lwl ~ No dl'1CJ 9$-S.CS.SQ'; .it. ~ COOl LOC, O<N VllW, NPB nice br pool, t111n1S, saun1 jac $660/ mo 9"9·675-8939 U. W. on the i.ctl 11Wt i.wne w/dldl. Fp, w/d. lzlnll S700m utt Incl 714-406-51911 ~ RESIDENTIAL RENT~ ORANGE 74GO COUNTY Corona del Mar _,_,._ c.-..i. •• 2ba. e><:ean & peent>elt voe,. t11lftlle/51~ ~IN':! k~ch Ten E yell RE 949-887 ()[) l l 2br 2ba 2 level twnhm 1n V1ll1ae Creek, 3446 M1adowt1rook 1emod wall to So Coest 2 c •ttad1 pr. Mow '" H(MI Iii moo ~n nm 2 y~ New! Oe1 ,..,, 2 mm br 2.St. Att 3 c pr Wd Ft-s. W1ni11. Ip, w/d fr'I $2150 949 ~I 4000 Ail www llle1npro com <:rlfft•lde IM ettt._.., 3br 3b1• dtn dr1m1hc th plan 2 s\ory SfR 2 c 1er $2~ mo S667K Vacant I.at 949-7l3 6074 Wlwt..-• ..,... IVlll now ocunfront a. off the water 2.3.• & Stirs • Y.-iy ..... anil now atudto 38r 381 & an adorable b1y front C111 to 111 C1n""J Rentals Inc 9"9 675-4806 NI VIiia lllbol, lusllfJ 1tuclo aondo, AC, WO, nu c•roete, 1unlt1, 09\io, peal, uwclM rni, HC •149, I Vl ll now $1G>/-MM7'--l22l Newport Coat like New fr-•to"4ltt9 townhm 2br • Iott 2 5lle pl/I yard i!AO~t' toont•\ hrdwd lloo<s, 1v1W ~ ~ rno 7&> ~ 1497. "1-tlMD NIWl 2br ~ splCIOIJS twr1lvn on 1~ 2 c.. 1tt I" S2700/ltl0 1-..1 now 'ct !MSA91 W ~ l ~ ' t ' • (I t,_ ~ f1 rl ~ .. .. S.r n a Cut lluff t1w 11 llom1, 11ec ltva '-,.lo,;~1,.;.;.;;...;..;;.;;;;.-.1 2 col x 3.8 lach $85 DlilyjlPikJt ..., frtflt -.cl, 2w ... ctoM Ill c:..-... lilt IZJIO MM7J.1IOO . • • • • , • • • • '" • • ~ 2 • .. • • • • Tlvsdlr. 8-tlber 3Q, 2004 I 2 1 -3 2 ,..... IJ6 ...... ~~~~~~~~------~~~.;..;.,... .... .....;_...-...:.;-. Wiiie, --lllt•, .... 0...,. aoo4 '*'•*' ..,., ..... 644-«1•1 ~ W 1,.. ._ IMl<UH6MIL ... ,.foup truo auto. ~J;'~V:,~:4!;,d ....... cbrOMa .-.. GREAT BUY l9000 dv SO. lftl, ~t llllt M• ,...'21-2141 rff/wi• lllUllritCI ~~au.• _.._ ...... 720 _ .... ""tYlli • ---..-.__ .... .,...,~....., ......... Dodp Strtt\la IOt t.S _. VI LS S9k ,.,i, .._ bl,lt ml, cO&l MW UOll, -""·--/ can-. roo4, bU .,._ ....... 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CD, -...... -•IKl•l =..-:; ":: ~ SAAi 9-S '99 SI T..t.e SOUl'UThc blddirut; ~ tMW 3251 •2002 Navy finlndlw mill ~1790 9159-siNtr/lftY lthr Int.. snrf, TU WES'f ._.0 blu., lf•Y Inter w/wood 5116-l8BB www.ocplbl.com 6 CD, loaded.I. 65k ml, .... i. 2• trim, 1Kem & sc>orb iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;;$~12.~000;;;iobo;;;94;;;~;;500-;;;55~12 JNT ,_ ,_ pllip (fully loaded) auto, n......ing lead: King of 0 Harmon Kardon sound '-"I'"'" system. Xenon head ~Pilo H 1111\ts, sunroof, full t ave you wondered bow the manuf warr. oraln D-.6 .a... experts can make tbo5e sceminlly owner. lmmac condition DA&"""" mlgical guesses in lhc play of me $Z7,«XI obo ~47 --....,,_ ·II f111--U band? h ls DOC u dl16Cult as you ftllW might think.. It is siml!ixi applying Ce4111cK 't7 Cat-5811 ml, white/oatmeal ltllr, mnrf, fully loaded, beaut unmar~ed cond throuatit, $6995 v4S872 949-586-1888 __ ...... _ ~5!~ Bblcely Johnson & Ghusn, Inc. nginecring and Architecture Reno, Nevada Office to lftertlle! '°t:·~~ by ~I Call tot'.';C';.; -' promised catber a aix-<:ard club suit or 18 . . .~ a five-card club suit and a four<ard """'' v major with a lim.ited · g bid. Sinc:c Nocth'a two-lcv~-swt BJG Is an Archltec:lural, Structural Md CMI Engtneerliig flnn with oftlces In Reno and Laa Vegas. We offer competitive salaries, rekK:ation expenses and an attractive benefits package. See our webe"8 www.bjglnc.com for more lnfonnetion. BJG Is ... king motivated and qualified lndlvfdual• to join our design team. Project Architect NV Arch Uc:ense, MS Arch and 6+ years experience with private architectural flnn(s) ooordtnatlng and delivering tilt-up concrete and major industrial projects. Strong computer drafting skills (AutoCAD 2004) management of project goals, schedule and direction of production staff. Architectural Job Captain Four to 6 years experience coordinating and leading architectural drafting team to develop construction documents for buildings. Strong computer drafting stdas (AutoCAO 200<4) management of project goals. ac:hedule and direction of production statr. Architectural and/or Structural CAD Drafter Two+ yeais experience In architectural and/or structural drafting. Team player capable of producing accurate drawings as directed by teem leader or Job Captain. Strong computer drafting skilts (AutoCAO 2004 ). Structural Design Staff MSCE + 2 years experience In building design. Experience wtth AutoCAO desirable. Candidates must be willing to wOft( cooperatively within a team atmosphere, be on a licensure track and have excellent communication and Interpersonal skills. Blakely Johnson & Ghusn. Inc. Human Rpsources Department 4 773 CaugNin Parkway. Reno. NV 89509 Email: hr@bjglnc.oom VW tllTU GU 1>3 Yflbl. •.-it a>nd. /IL, aill>, 15K mi, Cassette, PP $16.AOO,/obo 714-814-«164 ,:)"'OJ DIMy 16ft cal Id, less then 121n oo no ma81t batt. F~ anchor wind.. spiwrt, fish ctu' covers. Cleat ~ boat. NB ~· Wil sell for 1/2 of !)la-chase cost 949-7S9..070S • BeautifµI Yellow/Black • 130,000 original miles ·CD Player • Air Conditioning ·Sunroof • Excellent Condition • 5-Speed Manual Transmission Car Cover and Bra included. Must See to Appreciate. $6,300 949 233.2008 ,...,,....~ Undlclplng Mowing........ Pllnllllt ~==-iiiiiiiiii=:=;;;:;; =Homliiiiiii:=Repa==lr====:; ~===:i::=i=:==:; 9iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii~-1 ........ , ......... ··NO TO C1hforma law re· quires th.ti contrac· tors takina jobs that total $500 or more (labor 0t materials) be llcensed by the Contractors State Llcens. 80lfd. Stale law also requires that contr 1ct0fa Include their llcens. number on •II advertblna. You can check trl9 status of your licensed contractor •I •-.cslb.ca.aov or 800·321 -CSLB. Unli· censed contractors t•lllna jobs that total less th•n $500 must state in their advertisements that they .,, not licensed by the Contractors State Llcenee Board." M••I RtllDM1'11 s yustuff tkOU&h classified! 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