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Home My WebLink About2001-07-20 - Orange Coast Pilot' I I , ' •• WUTlll SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNmES SINCE ) 907 ON,._ WEB: WWW.DAJLYPILOT.COM FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2001 Historic Huscroft House may be saved yet • Two parties say they want to buy the 1912 home, which would otherwise be demolished. . Jennifer Kho DAILY PllOT COSTA MESA -Just three days after the City Council decided not to restore the Huscroft House, two poten- tial buyers have expressed interest in rescuing it from demolition. QUUllOll I TO BE OR NOT TO BE? What should be done with the Hwcroft House? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 Of send e-mail to dailypilotOlatimes.com. Please spell your name and indude your hometown a nd phone number, for verification purposes only. One, the man who boug ht the historic Old Pink House, is considering moving it to the same 18,000-sqwue-foot lot at 2172 Orange Ave., which is considered a triple lot. and the history behind them that appeals to me. They are just neat old houses, and they are not like everybody else's.# The lot could easily accommodate the Huscroft House, he said. J ane Altman~Dwan, another Newport Beach resident, has also made initial calls to notify the city of her interest. · The City Council on Monday decided to put the house up for sale instead of restoring it and moving it to Fairview Park as originally planned. If a buyer can't be found for the 1912 Craftsman- style house, the coundl decided it must be tom down. But two Newport Beach residents are hoping to save the house. • "I just love old houses/ said Chad Ware, who is also the owner of Pacific Sales and Leasing truck dealership on Harbor Boulevard, on Thursday. "There's something about the old style •rm thin)rjng about turning it into a tearoom or a bed and breakfast.• she said. •Something of that nature, some. thing commercial. It would be one way of keeping it open to the public. It would take some finesse, but even with the price of restoring the house, the commer- cial-rate rents have a nice enough return to make restoration an investment I think it would be a shame to let the house be destroyed, especially since it is one of GllEG RtY I DAl..Y Pl.OT 1be Old Pink House ls shedding its familiar skin. as worker Kurt Clark strips away the old paint from Its SEE HOUSE PAGE 10 mrface In preparation for a new white coat to come. MAGIC IN THE AIR Edward RuueD. co-owner of Rulsell Bros. Family Pun Circus, performs for the crowd at the Orange Coanty Fair on Wednelday. He turns fire Into a bird. See Page 4. Depth stands out between the lines I bought a used book recently -volume one of •The Dtuy of Ariail Nin." It cost $8.50, bu a bent cover and IODle undedlned parts. Inside the cover, there ts writing. Noteli lt JooU like, from the~ owner, who l'mgu1 "MJWU ...... became tbe ~ii loopy and flanlniM, If you can gender-ize bandWrtting. •Pebble collection.• it says. •Sadness in handshaker. I whip the wind. dn:le roller, nm over boulden.• I WU intrigued. Uted books ltn9ss me out. They're bargains, and some ol them are rare tint editiom, but they're 9!tmY. ~and I have to wash my bands after every refiding. I've thouglit about buying a bag of plastic gloves -like the ones worn by restaurant empk>yeel who assemble burri· tol and tams -but that would be ridiculoul. So I read without them, but with a few rules: Neve{ on the bed. Never in my pejemu. Never while~ while. SEE CHANG MGI 10 Center boasts its strongest ~eason yet •The annual fund exceeds $7 · million for the first time, while ticket revenues increased $1.6 million. Young Chang D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA -lt would be an under· statement to say that the Orange County Per· forming Arts Center ls •stayin' Alive.• According to preliminary numbers announced Thursday at an annual meeting of members, ticket revenues increased by $1.6 million during the 2000-01 season, for a total of $16.3 million, and the Center Fund exceeded $7 million, which is a firsl A feat of magic by Cinderella's fairy god- mother? More like bard work, said Jerry E. Mandel. president of the Center. ·we had significantly increased ticket sales,# he said. •Fund-raising was up, and we have really good, solid, tight management." Mandel added that this yea.r's figures are the best since the Center opened 15 years ago. He credits the revenues of the first year to the opening galas that raked in contributions. Owing subsequent years since, the Center's been more than able to pay •Renl • The major pldyers to inaea.se ticket sales this season. which ended June 30, include such la.dies as •Carmen.• •GizeUe• and all of the cb.aracten that made up the year's ballet program. "The ballet ticket sales far swpassed what we had projected,• Mandel said. "Pim, we bad fabulous ballet, and second, ballet audi- ences are coming back.• Which isn't surprising for Center officials, even in light of the slumped economy. With South Coast Plaza being one of tbe two meet profitable shopping centen in the cOunttY and with COUD~ residents flocking to tbe Center's shows more than ever, Mandel's an ~ when it comes to Orange County's economy. •All along, the economic p.mdils bilW t9ld · trs more in the minds ol tome people tban ill reality,• be Mid. •aearty *=h ltocb ... do1'D, but If you look at Orange CounlJ, It's a ~ ~ ecanomy." ~ PlgunJI ·-Dal MUOD'I ticket MIM IMift SHCMl ... I Warren Hill, who plays tonig~t in the Hyatt Newporter Summer Jazz Series with Guitars & Saxes, says fatherhood is his inspiration YoungCNng DAILY PILOT T he hospital in Boulder, Colo., where Olivia Hill was born wasn't very strict with its rules about fathers being in the delivery room. Warren Hill, today the proud dad, stood there in street clothes because the doctors didn't make him change into saubs. He held Olivia's head during the delivery and helped bring her out. "It's one of the most incredible things I've ever expertenced in my life,• said the saxophone player who Will perform at the Hyatt Newporter tonight. "How anyone could not be inspired by that, I don't know.• Since Olivia's birth, HW bas released a sixth album titled "Love Ufe" -referring to romantic love but also to his love of life and bow he loves being a father. The album was inspired mostly by Olivia -at how her little mind would get fascinated by a piano and how Hill would find her mere exis- tence incredible. "It mAde me weep!• Hill laughed. The samian will play with musi- cians Craig Chaquico, Jeff Kashiwa and Jeff Golub at the Hyatt New- porter Summer Jazz Series as part of the Guitars & Saxes tour. •After having his little baby, who he's so madly in love with, every- thing came so quickly and natural- ly," said wife Thmara Van Cleef, who 901Iaborated in producing and writ- ing "Love Life." •1 think his music is mucli deeper because it's having that experience in his life.• During recordings for the album, Van Cleef said there was a vibe in the room and in the music that everyone involved seemed to feel. Olivia was there, the band members were there, and everyone was just .. . simply put ... happy. "It was the coolest vibe of all the records,· Van Cleef said. •she bad a lot to do with those feelings.• Though he likes recording, Hill said performing live defines bis music as jazz. •1 use the term 'jazz' kind of lOOlely," HW, 35, said. "To me, Jazz is really about improvisation. In my music, the improvisation really AFTER HOUIS • SUbmlt Al'l"IR HOURS Items to the Dally Piiot. 330 W. lay St., CosQ MeM, CA 92621; bv fu to (949) '46-4170; 0t by c.lllng (M9) 5'7~ A comp6eta llst Is tvll!M>le at http:Hwww.~llypllotcom. S"CllL FYI • WHAT: Warren Hill wtth the Gui- tars & Saxes tour • WHEN; 7 p.m. today • WHERE: Hyatt Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach •COST: $45 • CAU: (949) 7~9-6200 occurs on live performance1. On records, it's more about composition, but live is where the jazz element of my music comes full force.• The Colorado resident started playing the saxophone when he was 13 yean old. Until that time, he played the guitar and "couldn't can! less" what he played in the high school band. But during a summer at the East- man School of Music in New York, HW beard the sounds of David San- born, Miles Davis, Charlie Park.er and other jazz greats. •up until then, the only jazz I knew were these cheesy arranqe- at the beech Oil Prldays and Saturdays through the end c:i the month. Saeen- lllgl l;>egln at dusk. ·Ant Kld. will be .aemed today, followed by "Mill ~· Oil Saturday, "The Road to Bl Dcndo. Oil July 'D and .Road to w· on July 28. 1be reeort 11at1131 Ba Bay Dltve, Newport Belch. Pree. S1 b p8rtdnd. (9'9) 1~. CINEMA UNDER THE STARS LAUGH RST N9wport Dunel blort prll • fmJllY 'A comedy falttval ~by Orange fllilii on a 9-by-12-foot, open.a ICl'88ll CoUt ~·· Repertory will run ' • Doily Pilot CHICK IT OUT · , Bqoks bridge the gap betweeri sister cities menti of Steely 1J'910D.gS that we played in high ac::titD1.. Hill seid. •But after the ll:iJWeelt coµree, I put the guitar away and started diving into the sax full force.• Hill put out his debut album in 1991, titled .. Kill Under the Moon,• which got the 4U.Otkm of Natalie Cole. She invii.d him to play on her •unforgettable• tour. Since then, bis hits have included such top .CO and comemporary jazz chart toppen as •The PUlion Theme,• "nill Me What You Dream,• and albums including •Shelter• and "Ltfe 1bru ROie Col- ored Glessee,• His goal today • to be the best father, but Hill admits that music ii as much in bis blood u fatherhood. •Mustc ts something I can't escape,• be said. Olivia, who is all of 2 yean old now, seems to understand. At the prompting of bennother during a phone inteMew thlt week. she exclaimed, ·oaddy rocktl" Tb\1J'ld4ys through Sundays through July 29 at the Drama Lab Studio, 2701 Pairview Road, COlta MeN. Show time9 are 8 p.m. 1bunday through Sunday and 2 and 1 p.m. Sundays. S5 or $6. (11') '32-~0. A ' the crow flies, 5,521 miles·teparate mter dties Okazaki. Japan, and Newport Beach. That gap was condensed this week by Okazaki May- or Koichi Shabata's visit to local 1hore1. Throughout th& year, 1t ii bridged by book.I . in a special collection at the Newport Beach Central IJbrary, purchased wUh gifts from our munidpal sibling aaon the sea. Identified with a •Pre- sented by Okazaki, Japan• bookplate, volumes in the collection span a gamut of topics, from Japanese histo- ry to art, music, lifestyles and language. Among the most comprehensive ii '"The Cambridge Encydopedla of JalNIJl, • a richly illustrated compilation. by 5" experts on Japanese society, religion, politics, literature and the arts. There are tomes that go be.ck in time to aittcal peri- ods in Japanese history. Check out .. JalNIJl'• Golden Age: Momoyama• for a seme of the country from 1573 to 1615 -one of the most dynamic era.a of Allan IOdal, political and cultural development. Pocus oa an earlier ua with Thne-ute Boob' •Wbat We Wu like Among Samurai and Shoguns,• a portrait of Japan between 1000 and 1100, with essays on courtship, marriage, Jeal- ousy and intrigue. In many ways, the sword ii a l}'lllbol of Japanese power. Vlew it in~ and hiltorical context with Gre- gory Albert's •111e Japan- ... Sword,• an illuatrated survey that draws on the Victoria and Albert Muse- um'• magnlftcent collection of Allan weaponry. A gentler topic ii the sub- ject of •Gnc:tom Gifts,• a glimpse into bow the Japan- ese honor their god.I, ances- ton and lost loved ones. Anthropologilt Claarlotte AlldenoD and her photogra- pher buaband Gorad Villar 'THE LAST DAYS' The Shoah Poamdetlori Pl1m "lbe Last 0eys· will be lbown at 4:30 p.m. Sun· day at tbeJewilh Pedintfm ~ 250 B. eeks St:, 0. Mlm. n. tl1m 11 the 1998 ~ Award Wtnnei' MllC SUMMBSONGS P81bion liland'I Summer Concert s.m wm bdnf Stanblp to town at 6 p.m. Wednelday. 1b8 ..-wm con- capture the elegance of Japanese form in this stun- ning volume. A team of artists and his- torians explore other social rituals in •Japan, A living Portrait.• Pind incisive e11ays and more than 1.CO color pho- tos that open a door into Japanese painting, architec- ture, music and visual arts in this illustrated cultural overview. Por neophyte students of Japanese culture, Asian scholar Lennox Tierney provides an introduction to the Zen influence on form and function in •wabt Sabl, A New Look at Japan .. e De1tgn. • With this slim, illustrated vol- ume, take a journey through geilha houses, stone gardens and Japan- ese inns. You can learn about the aesthetics, patterns and col- ors of traditional 9.:arb with Norto Yam•n•ka • '"The Book of Klllloao. • Or you may want to delve deeper Into tbe story otv_. amt bow the Japanese lin with •JapaneM Hoa• ad Westyl .. ," an illmtrat.ed history of a people from prehistoric times to the p sent. If all thia study~ trip acroa the Padflc; 1*k up ti~ for convenatkm with•1utc8uta ... Ja,.aete. • Written for thOH with some knowledge of Japan ... , this ls a fine guide for how the language ii actually UJed today in our stater dty'• bUlineu envi- ronment. ........ . Daily Pilot I •The dty is setting up a telephone line for residents to call. Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH •Thank you for ca.mng Newport Beach service info line, a service brought to you by the city ot Newport Beach. Info line pro- vides easy access to pierec:ord- ed messages about dty pro- grams and services. 24 hours a day, seven days a week." That's a phone message the city's residents will soon be able to bear when they call in to Newport Beach's auto- mated information line. Now city officials are still figuring out what kind of messages should go on the system and all departments are collecting answers to questions that are asked most frequently. It will take about two months until the system is up and running, said Dan Auger, the city's telecommunications and network coordinator. An interactive phone sys- tem that enables 1-'dentl to make appointments for build- ing checla and oebal' city ser- vices without adUaDy talking to a real panon wtll probably lag behind another two months, he said The $1051595 system, approved by City Council members in February, is designed to improve Newport Beach's customer service, said Gail McElroy. the city'$ spokeswoman. "This is a way to 'staff' City Hall to answer questions at all hours of the day on hundreds of topics,• ·she said. "The most frequently asked ques- tions, from barking dogs to getting weather information to obtaining a permit, can be answered quickly, concisely and consistently.• And because the system. which comes from Virginia- based Tele-Works Inc., never sleeps, residents won't have to check their watches to e.nsure they're calling during business hours. Other Cali- fornia dti~ that already use the system include Hunting- ton Beach, Fullerton, Dia- mond Bar and San Diego. ~ San Clemente, where city offidall launched a simi- lar information line in May, the bulk of calls to the new phone 1ystem are made, "mainly on weekendl, when we're not here,• said Laura Reinlimar, who administers San Clemente's information line. She added that about 2,000 people had called the new number IO far. Residents in that d1y ~ now 11.sten to a bout 250 mes- sages with information on everything ranging from adop~ animals to water- quality complaJnts. Many messages allo allow residents to request faxes with addi- tional information. Tele-Works employees recorded most of the mes- sages after city offici.als sent the desired meuages to the company. A small number of messages, which are changed frequently, are recorded by dty staff members them- selves, Reinsim1u said. With about 190 emplofees -as opposed to almost 150 in Newport Beach -the system also helps San Clemente city officials to manage their workload better. "We all wear a lot of bats here,• Mid Reinstmar, who also works as the dty'1 s~kesman and umtant to the city man.ager. But just as in Newport Beach, Reinsimar said the system's main point 11 to improve service. Belidel, people can still talk to real folks if they want. "The system 11 not meant to replace Uye contact.• lhe said. •All the regular (phone] numbers still exist• Irs not yet clear whether Newport Beach's system will allow residents to listen to only four messages before they have to hang up and call again. as the one in San Clemente. But in either case, the last thing they'll hear will sound somewhat like this: •Thank you for calling our system. Please call again.• BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Campbell makes date with public to talk over coffee Assemblyman John Campbell (R- lrvine) is looking for some face time in the disb'ict. meeting on Saturday at Died.rich Coffee in Costa Mesa. Campbell said he will field questions about district and statewide issues, as well as give a report about bis views of the state power crisis, budget stalemate and a slew of education bills. Campbell represents the cities of Cos- ta Mesa and Newport Beach in bil 10th Assembly District, as well as parts of eight other cities. To keep his finger on the pulse of the region, Campbell has set up a public :SIB~ •1t was to try to be acce551ble, • Campbell said about the event. "It's Just a simple, informal way for people to come and talk to me.• Mattress Outlet Store 8RAJI) 8 • COSAfETJCALLY IMPERFECT Gtt the Bnt lot Leu! 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa o.e lllodl lollUI ol 401 "" (714) 545-7168 See the New ~ 21 Line-up ••• Inttodu~ the 2002'1 ••• The entire d.ist:rict is invited to attend the event, which will run from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Diedrich Coffee is at 1170 W. Baker St. Information: (949) 863-1010. -Paut Clinton .. f~, July 20, 2001 s I ILOWll' II .THE WllD DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT 'JWo young beachgoers have no problem raising a kite at Crystal Cove, where winds made for a crisp, clear day at the beach. C· I A1..tWU"1 IT'S TIME FOR ... no.ti qoot r ,,,,a. Ml CASA ME XIC AN RE STAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO A GREAT WE SPECIALIZE SUMMER ITtM IN LARGE TOSTADAS TO GO ORDERS IE~~~~·~::loR PHONE AHEAD! 296 E 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 DOn ,t be fooled by the name, as a father and son duo make up the Russell Bros. circus act YCMtg(Mng DAILY PILOT A fter 35 years of performing 15 fairs a year and jumping out to a crowd three times a day for two-thirds of every year, Edward Russell has perfected his circus announcer voice, his dove tricks and the illu- sion -or is it reality -that two men can carry adrcus. He says things such as •Show time is just two minutes, folks! We'll see you then!• The 66-year-old even promises that at the end of the show, •all" of the performers will come out to greet the guests. By •all.• Russell means himself and his son, Stephen. And it doesn't matter to this veteran 'There's nothing more fun than watching people's faces when you do the magic and illusions.' entertainer that the tent in which they're performing is about the size of a living room and that when he says •we'll see you then,• it's only a matter of seconds before he reappears from behind a thin tent wall with a new prop or two. But the show of it all -the sheen of -ldwwd ....... .-..TOA d th of The Russell Bros. ~M~~l~e Family Fun Orcus ambience _ is what it's all about. Which explains the circus' name: The Russell Bros. Family Pun Circus. •Russell Bros. was a big circus in the '30s and''°'·• Runell said. •Everything in the cir· CUI ii Brothen.• Par that reuoo, Russell and his son decided to borrow the •Bros.• The pair wW bold shows at the Orange County Pair in Costa Mesa through July 29, offering audiences everything from tricks that make doves disappear to Juggling acts with knives. Stephen Ruaell does all the juggling - balls, bowling pins, large knives. He does all the band-belandng trlcb, plate spinning and aaobatk:I. •He has hll own bobbies and things,• Edward Russell said of bis son. •But this is our united front. . Edward Russell. from Torrance, handles the magic and the tlickJ with trained anhnals, His birds appear and disappear at the beck- Qalng ot hll ~ts ol band._ Some balance on a tipsy bodzontal ladder. One even shoots out ot a aumon. The rooster shows off on a raised SEAN ..U" I DALY Pl.OT Stepbell R1lllell Juggles for the crowd at 0. -Ill Broe. Family Fun Cirall at tbe fair. platfOIDl. It's not a huge show, and every seat in the house is arguably the best one, but that's what draws the crowds, fair organizers say. •They're kind of that part of the fair we keep the same because I think kids come back to see that every year,• S41d Steve Beazley, deputy general manager of the fair. •1t•s a cir- cus on a very small scale and a very intimate -setting, and I think lt's intimate because it's not the big pomp and 'stance circus.• Edward Russell says it's the little thrills that have kept him in the business IO long. "There's nothing mote fun than watching people's faces when you do the magic and illu- llions, • he said. He tamembers his ftrst drcul u a boy. It was the original Russell Bros. show, and the young Ruuell had somewhat of an epiphany. •At that time, I knew I would have a cir- cus,• be said. It bam't always been easy, and the commit- ment to travel with bis work Ml made him cboOla tbe drcul over a former marriage. but Rullell imiltl that entertaiDlng is what he dOei belt -IOID8tbing he'll never tire of. ~ht-faced and earnest. be adds, •rn die in the tant. • .. Doily Pilot DISH of theDAY They'll fry anything at the fair, but the Deep Fried Artlc:hok• HMrts are not to be missed. Jeela•'w Artlchok• pn Cen- tennial Way offers a basket of eight tender hearts battered and golden brown for $&.50. EVENT of the DAY 't."' Watch artist Chris King Of one of his fellow potters work JNgk It the potter's wheel. C..Mllc clemOlwtl atlotw are held at 1:30, 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. dally on Memorial Wli'j, at the end of the Ctaften Village aiKf next to the Kids Park. Demonstrations last anywhere from 15 minutes to four hours. • ' -I More than two diJzen senior citizens bowled grapefraits -'i yes. grapefniits -:-at the fair ThursdQ.y : /' Doily Pilot 0111111 coum FAIR SCllDULE OF min TODAY . ' •'*howl: 10 1.m. to midnight • F* la mllork Orll'lge Couity Fair- groundt. • Fw DriYe, Cost.a Mesi • hltdng: $5. Buses parit free. • 11cbts: S7 for ages 13 to 54, $6 seniors 55 Ind older Ind $3 for children 6 to 12. Children 5 and younger get In free. • 5pecW: Today Is Kids Day. 0\11- dren ages 12 Ind younger receive free admission all day. • Wukder ............ A S10 wrtstt.nd Is good for 10 rides of your ~.Wristbands are sold until 8 p.m. and •re good fllf rides In the major Ind kiddie midways. Vllld for 111 ages. Wrktblnds are not transferable •nd do not indude gate admission. -• lnfomwtloo: (714) 708-1928 Of http:llwww.ocfalr.com 111 IAY • Newborn Animals -Livestock Area/Maternity Barn • o..n ..... ,,...et llftlmals - Livestock Area • Smlill ........ -Uvestock Area/Small Animal Tent • 0.,,. 8"d enlmals -Centen- nial Farm • Or-.. cnt9 ...... dhplay- Collecttons Building • o.1e 1a ......... trtbutle -coi- 1ect1ons Building • ,,.. .ts ..... cnfts -Kids Parit Stage • Model elrplllfte dub. qulltiln' ........................... Id -Home l Hobbles Stage •waa..,,.._.MdcHrui pMMn ....... ..,._ Vbual Arts Building tA.& • ~-ot,mpcs (special event enter through Gate 10)- Uvestock Arena 101.& • LllM Light 0... hlty-Kids Partc Stage • OoMt Patrol (until 8 p.m.) - MM\Gm , .. A.& • • ..., ~ ciountry muak • -SooStlge 11 A.& •, .. Ian Viejo o... 8"d ,_.. ......... Altll-Hettt.ge Stage •CA Sun ..... -....-Me.id-ows Stage ....... .._......__5un si.ge .... FFID ....... ArtCenellr (until 7 p.m.) -Kids Partc ... ~ ........ Zoo 8"d ...,,__Show -Green Gate Petting Zoo lhJOA.& • Or-.. Countx,.... a..a. ...... llew\l9 -Kids Pertc • .., lrlcbon. country mualc -SUnStage • Al Alll*M ...... ,.. _ Nw.t>ort Arena IOOI ........ 0... c...--Her· iQgeStage •GUI 0... c:on..,.y-Mead- ows Stage •Mr.~ Don Knipp, on how 1D ""*-your lawn ""*- more _,...,. -Grass Roots Stage (Floral Pavilion) • Craft dm1tOlft•thM -Home I Hobbies Stage • o..n ......... ibat:kwl Uvestock Arena • ...... ... Juggler-5un Stage • Miiin Street DbdelMd Ma a.nd-Groonds • "'-* 1hwaton. INlgidAln - Groonds 12sJOP& • a..rtle K..nng, gfatrblow -Craften Village • 9111y Eltdclon. country muak -Sun Stage , .... • Mllllon Viejo 0... .... ~ fonM19 Artr -Heritage Stage ... Tops 0... ~ -Mead- ows Stage • ~. Spadlll -Celebra- tion Stage (Youth Building) • Owls -.fthHI of .... rton ~on plwltlt• far• Ma&Marr•_. g&l'dan -Grass Roots Stage (Floral Pavilion) • n. Gr-' l.emon ... c:on. tmt -Kids Pertc Stage • North Ott. Qullt Guild ••awwta•lton Home a Hob- bies Stage • ..._. ftwld\ Jugglar-5un St.age • Gr-'~ Petting Zoo __. EdYmt:lon Show -Green Gate Petting Zoo • Mlu'een W. Puppet (until 6 p.m.) -Grounds hJOP& • c.r.mka dm•tot•batlon - Craften Village • 91Ny Eltdclon. ciountry muak -Sun Stage • Miiin 5'rMt Dbdel...t Ma ' . -TWIST & SHOUT - ,.,...,,,.. C1'7llS .. s.. David Clayton-Thomas with Blood, Sweat and Tean wW perform at 8 p.m. today in Arlington Theater • Concerts are free with fair ad.mlsston, but reserved seating ls available for $10. a.nd -Grounds • "'-* 1hntDn, INlgidAln - Grounds • Miid Sdenca -Mad Science Theatre 2P& • o.ro.. 0... CMltier -Her· ltage Stage •SW. Show Choir-Meadows St4ge • Mor.-the Mllgk ...., (magic show) -Celebration St.ge (Youth Build Ing) ... Wiide of Wiide &.Mdrap- lng on how 1D eet the most for your~..._-Grass Root Stage • Juggler Kids Part Stage • Model ...,.,. damol..,.. 1'on -Home a Hobbies Stage • Steve Loni,~ - Sun Stage • ...... ,_.Juggler-Kids Pwk • lnlvellng Glime Show (until 7 p.m.) -Grounds • All AIMlk.n R.adng Pigs - Newport Arena 2sJOP& • JonlltNn Wiid, country muak -Sun Stage • ..._. ......... a..a.- Green Gate • fr-* 1hwatol\, INgic:lain - Grounds • Daggl• oftheWlldw.rt- Newport Arena JP& • Dm"9 hctarJ -Heritage Stage • Yost.91 lltp9tl o.nc.r.. - Meadows Stage • Something 5pedM -Celebf• tion Stage (Youth Building) • ...... damolwbatlon -Mil· lennlumBam • 1he Pwt Run -Kids Parit Stage • Stave Loni,~ - Sun Stage • u.ln Street Dlxielllnd Juz a.nd -Groonds WOP& t El 1twtto comart -Home I Hobbies Stage . . • • Ow'le 1111•• I' 1 I -Craftafs "'"89e ...................... llllUlllc -5unStage • ._...~ ...... !Mn Grounds • Miid Sdance-Mad Science lhutre ..... • Irvine School of o.c. -l'ler· ltag&Stage . South.., School of -- Artr -Meadows Stage • Moe ... the ... ...., <Pul>- pet show) -celebratior\ Stage (Youth Building) • lWtatln' ...... Hoops-Kids Partc Stage ........ CoMn, ..... (until 9 p.m.) -Courtyard Stage • Stave Loni,~ Sun Stage ..... AmaftcM P9ttlng Zoo Md ldumtlon Show-Green Gate Petting Zoo • ......, Street DbdelMd Juz a.nd-Grounds • All AIMii.-......... - Newport Arena ...... • c.r.mka demonrttalton - Craften VIiiage • JonlltNn Wiid. ciountry muak -Sun Stage ................ Clrmr - Green Gate • "'-* 1huntDn. m1191dM - Groonds • Port Ott w.rhbowd ~ -Grounds • Doggia9 of the Wiid West - Newport Arena 5P& • 0... fedlory -Heritage Stage • South ... School of Muak Alts -Meadows Stage .......... ~-Ceiebra tion Stage (Youth Building) • ~ dantottatl•tlon -Mil- lennium Sam • seaw Loni. ringar1guit.mis - 5un St.age • V. • 0wd Pamnlillk.-s (until 8 p.m.) -Blues and Brews WOP& • ar.,.. Countr Fair Orcur ...... ....,._ -IC.ids Park • JoNlllw'I Wiid. ciountry muak -Sun Stage • Port atr ......... wtz.dr -Grounds • All Alll*M ..... Pigs - Newport Arena ..... .......... Spadlll -Celebr&- tlon Stage (Youth Building) • Gamr 8"d mlnenllr ldm1tlftm.. :x£mporl DESIGN ·CENTE~ eo\\ng (,f.. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS s D E ALL MERCHANDISE MUST G 'V ' TOTAL LIQUIDATION FINAL DAYS Ill SATURDAY • JULY 28 •• Friday, July 20, 2001 5 ..... .., ... dap CMJ•• Qll. .... (until 9 p.m.) -Coledbll lullclng •D1 .. 11oltheWWlll- ,.._upottAlw • Mlid ld&IMie-Mad Sdance ThNtre ............. ~--SUn Stage ..,. .... .......... nlgMlr Cllllltlml -Her- itage Stage • a.tie ........... "'"'' •• -Cr1ften Village •Port atf •Wllallttlt'llllllillGD ........... -Grour>ds 7P.& • 19ltfcne dm1tot.trllt:lon -MU- lennlum Bwn • M&ltl ~ hnlt•lllt Meadows St.lge • "'-" ........ ara.- Green Gate 7i30P& • C:.••lllc:a ., ........... - Craften Village • o.w ..., Mo -HeritAge Stage •All~RMi1'9Plga Newport Arena • Miid Sdeltc:9 -Mad Science Theatre IP& • Devld a.,tion-lhomM with lllood. Swellt ..... ----Arlington Theater • Oxen tlMnt pt&MCltlit:kwl - Livestock Arena • J.D. Hal._.._ Meadows Stage •PortOtt~~ -Groonds • 5unc:hlld -Sun Stage • n. """ HMdl ..... (until 11 p.m.) -Blues and Brews l:JOP& • John ........... -Heritage Stage tP& ...... Vululr. hypeMAlst Meadows Stage • Port Ott~ ...... -Groonds • Miid Sdeltc:9 -Mad Science Theatre tsJOP& • o.w MdCMvt ~ -Heritage Stage • 5unc:hlld -Sun Stlge 10P& • J.D. tt.11 a.nd -Meadows Stage 10aJOP& •John,,._. a.nd -Heritage Stage A L K ~ 47, w ... mident 'of Orange County and waa a flOtal dMiglw '°' ll'tllne Floflat. .... eurvtved by fa#* and mothe(, Jimmy & Malitne, broeh9f Joel, ela1er HeldlWatl'On, nephew Seth Cline. MernoM1 Mt'1lce .,. at Fair HaYen chapel, 2pm Set. Juy 21. eut1e1 w1a be ptlvate. PIERCE IR811llllS BELL IROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 BroadWay, Costa Mesa 842-9150 • ' ,. , I' ' ' I j --4 I ' ' 1.11\Ch 1 I JO • 2..30 Nfl>O-SIL • llmllcf8lt 9-1 se..dlv & 5'.rdlys Omer S-10pm E\fa'ldlY . OyllO ... ~' Pitt.I , 1 JO lilllm 414 Old Newport Blvd • Newport Beach (949.) 645-6086 NEWPOllT IEACH • 21 Stlwt .......... Disor- derty conduct kWOMng alcohol was · reported at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. .... Oc:9alt Ftant ..... Adm.. stNet: Oothe$. shoes and money were reported stolen at 2:30 p.m. Tuesct.y. • Via Udo Noni: An antique paint- ing worth $5,000 was reported stolen In the 200 block at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Briefly!n THE NEWS Llf eguards providing a bloody good time Newport Beach lifeguards will host a blood drive Wednesday. It is part of a countywide annual program in which lifeguards from sev- eral departments from Seal Beach down to San Clemente participate in a blood drive contest. Newport Beach lifeguards are cur- rent champions and are defending the AJ. Swnmers trophy, Capt. Jim Turn- er said. The department secured 58 blood. donations last year. ·we're going for the record this year,• Turner said. ·we try to contin- ue the theme that we're ln the busi- ness of saving lives and gjving blood is also a way to save lives.• This year would be the 11th annu· al blood drive for Newport Beach life- guards. The community is invited to walk in and donate bl~ Wednesday at the Ufeguard Headquarters at New- port Pier between 2 and 8 p .m. Bar- becued food and refreshments~ "8 provided. Reservations or information: (949) 644-3046. . PUILIC SAFETY POLICE TIPS Pa:' I, occupied WJbldes C01Jte"'-mg ·ane or more people are espe- ~ llgnifica.nt if observed at an Unusual hour. They could be possl- ble 'lookouts for a burglary ln progress, even if the occupants a~ to be lovers. . AJiY ·, ftblcle movlng .Jowly and without lights or following a course that appears aimless onepetitive is IUSpiQous. Occupants may be cas- ing for places to rob or burglarize. Apparent business transacttons conducted from a vehicle, especial- ly around schools or parks and if juveniles are involved. could mean possible drug sales. People being forced Into vebldes -espedally if they are juveniles or females -may mean a possible kidnapping. Record the license plates and call police. An abandoned vehicle parked on your block may be stolen. -Contact parking control with a license plate number. Place gravel outside windows where you're concerned about prowlers. The noise of someone stepping on it will serve to alert you. Seemingly Innocent actlvittes may be crimes in progress. Be a good neighbor, be observant and watch for unusual activity. A home window with a small break in it may mean a burglary has occurred. Call police immediately. A stranger entering your nelgb- bor's house when it is unoccupied may be a burglar. A scream heard anywhere may mean robbery or rape. Be obser- vant and notify police. Anyone removing accessories, license plates or gasoline from a car should be reported. Anyone peering Into parked cars may be looking for a car to steal or for valuables left displayed in the car. People entering or leavlng a busi- ness place after hours could be bur- glars. Safely try to note any vehi- 'del..Ditvolved and call police. The ,ound of breaking glass or oCb- er loud explosive noises could . ,. . Nearly half of the burglaries com- mitted are without force, that is, · through unlocked doors a.Qd win- dows. Always Joell your doon and win- dows even when leaving for just a minute or when working in your own backyard. Whenever you move to a new home, have the locks changed . • U stra.ngen telephone or come to your dQOr, don't admit you. are alone. Don't let any stranger Into your home -no matter what the reason or how dire the emergency is sup· posed to be. Make the emergency phone call while they wait outside. U yuu llve In an apartment, avoid being in the laundry room or garage by yourself, especially at night. Imtall a peephole viewer ln your door. Never open your door with- out knowing who is on the other side. Also consider calling the visi- tor's business office to confirm the appointment. Whenever possible, travel wlth a friend. Keep your car in good. work· ing order, espedally before long bips, and the gas tank at least half full. Stay ln well-lighted areas as mudl as possible when walldng at night. Avoid wallcing alone or with your hands full. Walk confidently, dlrec:tly and at a steady pace on the side of the street facing traffic. Criminals look for someone who appears vulnerable. Walk close to tbe curb. Avoid door- ways, bushes and alleys where attackers can hide. U a car appean to be following you, turn and walk in the opposite direction or walk on the other side of the street Van Heusen's cJassk: American Khakis ___.,. coflection ffft:l.lrti this jearH>lue plaid on khaki, which pairs perlectfy with denim. The button- down, cotton shirt can be layered with a T-shirt or neatly tudled for casual office attire. , , ,. . Thursday, July 20, 2001 7 n.e Orange County Chapter of the Service Corps of Retired Bxecuttves will spon- tor a workshop tltled •Thct1cs to Make E-commerce for Small Bustnea• troni 9 a .m . to noon at National Universi- ty, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mela. S25 with a S5 discount if prepajd. ('114) 55()..7369. A flee lmllmt wodmbop cov- ering search engines, book- marb, key words and other ways ot navigating through cybenpaoe will be held at 10 a., in the Newport Beach Cei!hal lJbrary Friends Meeting Room, at 1000 Avo- cado Ave., Newport Beach. (9'9) 117-3816. MuMge md famDy tberapbt Maxine B. Cohen will host a DivoJCe Workshop open to men and women going through a divorce or who are recently divorced. The work- shop will take place from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m . at· her office, 180 Newport Center n.. co.a Mela ComnDlty Golf Clulic will be held at Mesa Verde Counby Club starting at 10 un., 3000 Club- house Road, Cotta Mala. $250 includes Q'OU (Um1ted. 1p4ce), awards cfimier and auction with pnzes, $39 for dinner and auction. (714) 885-9090. A new clam tor ddJdnG Utled •stargazing, V1rtual Reality Style 2," which teaches kids about planets, galaxies and . black boles, will begin at Orange Coast Conege, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registration ls $49 and may be done by phone at (71') 432-5880 or walk-in at OCC's CoJDinunity Education Office. Kids wudlng to leml bow to sail may attend Orange Coast College's summer sailing camp beginning today and running through Aug. 3 at the OCC Sailing Center, 1801 West Coast Highway, New- port Beach. The camp will run from 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m ., and the registration fee is $175. The camp is designed for kids ages 9 to 13 and will teach the basics of sailing, knot tying. and seamanship. Participants may register by Headline Concert Series Arlington Theater, 8 PM Nlghtty Free With Fair Admlssfonl Gallagher -Sat. July 21 BWy Ray Cyrus -Sun. July 22 Carman & ZOEglrt • Mon. July 23 R.E.O. Speedwagon -Tue. July 24 Hall & Oates -Wed. July 25 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy -Thur. July 26 John Berry, ~ Bogun, Billy Dean Fri. July 27 . n.. MCCmd bnedalem _.. nar put on by OCC'I Comtnu- nity Education omce will take Qla.oe in Social Sdence Room 105 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. ReglltratioQ ll 5'9. 2701 Pairv1ew Road, P.O. Box 5005, Colt.a Mesa, CA 92628. (114) 432·5880. YUISDIY Moa..n Mllrbt will bold • free temlMr C6lled "HoJiatic A ~ from Cal Skin ls 1n• at 6:30 p.m. at the State Long Beach will be at Patio Cafe, 22S E. 17th St., Orange Coast CoUeg&'s • Costa Mesa. (949) 631 .... 741. 'n'ansfer center from 9 a.m. to 1:40 p.m. to speak wtth stu-Ju•• 21 dents int~ in transfer-•• ring. The representati~ will make a s&cond visit to OCC on Aug. l. 1be college 1s at 2701 Pa.1rview Road, Costa Mesa. (714) .C32-5894. The Orange County Chapter of the Service Corps of Retired Executives will spon- sor a marketing and promo- tion workshop from 9 a.m . to noon at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. $25 with a SS discount if prepaid. (714) 550-7369. Motber's Market w1ll hold a free seminar called •Po.sting jor Renewal -Body, Mind & Spirit!• at 6:30 p.m. at the Patio Ode, 225 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa. (949) 631-4741. The tb1nt umual Ba.rlulay Pool Party for dogs of all breeds an4 ages will be held in the parldag lot of the Coro- ~ del Mar Plua parking Jot from noon to 3 p .m. Dogs can play games, swim and get their pictures taken. The event will take place at the comer of MacArthw Boule- vard and Cout Highway in Newport Beach, CA 92660. (949) 760-00GS. 1be New York·buecl lrbb Jig-Punk band •The Prodi- gals" will perform a free con- cert in Newport Beach at Muldoon's Dublin Pub begin- ning at 2 p.m. The Prodigals will be inducted into the Guinness/Irish Wall of Fame on a 30-foot brick wall in Muldoon'& courtyard. 202 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. (949) 640-4110. •0ur Feathered Friends,• an event for children to learn about the almost 200 species of birds at the Back Bay, w1ll be held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the Upper Newport Bay - Peter and Mary Muth Inter- pretive Center, 2301 Univer- sity Drive, Newport Beach. $7 per cblld. Cbilc,lren must be accompanied by adults. (114) 973-6820. Mother'• Market will bold • free · seminar called •Get Focused on Your Villon• at 6:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe, · ·Howle Mandel -Sat July 28 Lee Greenwood -Sun. July 29 I PM • Gr.ndltand Arena Grandstand Arena Thrills Free With '* Adinllilonl Aata ~I MulKbl Dmy ·Sun. July 22, All Day TWtit •n Sbout Ball IJclen Blow Out Pit. July L. 8 PM; Sat July 28, 4 Ir 8 PM; Sun. July 2v, 0 PM 225 B. 17th St, Coda Meia. port Beach. SS per child. (949) 631 .... 141. ~ =t1~(7~: AH. 1 IUI. 2 caregawn for Alzbef•er's dileue IUffems can attend a lllJl)IQtgroup~ bytbe Ab:heimer's /wJn. " Orange Cowityfrom 1 to3p..m. at Hoag Health Center, 1190 Baker St, Costa Mala. Pree reservations. (714) ~9630. AUl.4 Fred E. Buten and cJwtet Phoenix wfll sign their book tilled •Fabulous Las Vegas in the •50s• at 2 p.m. at the Barnes and Noble store at 953 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. (9'9) 759-0982. AUi. 5 The Temple Bat Yabm wfll hold an open house and bar- becue open to all members and prospective members from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visitors will be able to see the new Torah Center, which is still under construction. 1011 Camelbac.k SL, Newport Beach. (9'9) 644-1999. AUi. 11 •Nature Detectlve1, • a chance for children to learn about wildlife at · the Back Bay and why its not very vis-' ible, will be held from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Upper New- port Bay -Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center, 2301 University Drive, New- 6820. 12 ............... lndlaorol •Unftnllllld . Bulin-.• will lllGa i.·boc>k at A.,p.m. at Barnm & Noble Booksellers, 953 Newport Cent,.' Drive, Newport Beach ... ~9) 759- 0982. •0ar .......... Prlencb, •an event for cblldren to learn about the almolt 200 species ol birdl at the Back Bay, will be held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the Upper Newport Bay - Peter ~ Mary Muth Inter- prettve Center, 2301 Univer- slty Orive, Newport Beach. $7 per child. Children must be accompanied by adults. (714) 913.s820. AUi. 13 A beada·lheme fund-raiser put on by the Friends of Orange Coast Interfaith Shel- ter w1ll take place at 6 p.m. at the Balboa Yatjlt Club in Corona del Mar. Proceeds from •Fantasy llland Adven- ture• will benefit the bome- len famlHes at the shelter. Dancing, raffle, and a silent and voice auction will be held. (949) 675-9961, The Sierra Club will bold an informational meeting for m.w and uistlng members alike, iDclud1ng table displays exhibits, demonstrations and refrelbmentl, at 7 p.m. at the Cotta Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park A•e., Costa Mesa. $25 (714) 963~5. AUi. 11 leD ~. aulbor of •ntcks of the 1\'ade, • will sign his book at 2 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 759--0982. SEE TOWN PAGE 9 ' I ~ ~-··· Tbe Unt4ay of Orange Coast • C.0Uege'1 film as literature • CO\UM will meet from 6 to , 10:15 p.m. Students will learn about cultural, mythic, rell- .. gious, historical and philo- ' sophical elements related to film, as well as write on and analyze important American and foreign filmi. OCC's fall enrollment fees are $11 per ' unit. (7t.C) 432-5072. I . , sin. a '' Big Brothen and Big Sisten " c:I Orange County will hold a Mardi Gras and Casino Night at tt1e Wlage Crean Mansion in Newport Beach beginning at 6 p.m. nckets are $50. A live jazz band. Cajun.-style dinner, silent auction and casino tables will provide the enter- -tatmnent (714) 544-7773. ' . ·OCT. 23 Bloolldngdale's wt1l host a Shopping Benefit that will serve as a fund-raiser, offer information to the community and celebrate breast cancer survival in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at Fashion Island. 701 New- ''port Center Drive, Newport 1 Beach. Seven local charities Will be participating in the event, which will also feature ' healthy cooking demonstra- tions, live mw.lc, investment tips and a psychic entertainer. Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Parlt Ave., Costa Mesa. 525. (714) 963-6345. OHOlll Comfort Zone, a apport group for people living with a mental illness, meeta at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays at the 275 Medical Building, fl.rat-floor conference room, 27 5 Victoria St, Com Mesa. Pree. (949) 548-7214. 1be Cotta Mesa Senior Cen- ter hosta ballroom dancing with live music from the Peter Van Orschott nto from 7;30 to 10:30 p.m. Tuesdays at the center, 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. $4. (949) 548-3884. The breakfut referral net- working group will meet every Wednesday from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m. at Mimi's Cafe. Call Angie Stafford for reser- vations and information, (949) 474-2225. . Hoag Hospital holds support meetings called "Naturally Sweet" for sufferers of dia- betes every Wednesday of every month from 7 to 8 p.m. Free and no reservation are required. Heidi Woodring, (949) 760-2065. The Newport-Mesa cribbage club meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, Room 6, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. $2. (949) 646-5293. The PadUc Business Xchange has weekly break- fast meetings at 7 a.m. Tues- days at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Free for the initial meeting. (949) 640-0588. The Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter offers a Widows-Widow- ers Support Group from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesdays at 695 W. 19th St.. Costa Mesa. (949) 645-2356. Jewbb Family Service of Orange County offers a divorce support group Tuesday evenings at 6. The group is at the Jewish Federation Cam- pus, 250 E. Balcer St, SUite G, Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950. • RVs • Boats •Real &t:ate •Tax Deductible . . a.m. Pddays at the center and walks at a leisurely pace. The center la at 1800 Marguertte Ave., Newport Beach. (9'9) 6«-3U4. Cb8ba lteadlon ollen body- conditioo1ng classes for all fit- ness levels at 7:30 a.m. and 4 p .m. Tuesdays and Thun- days. Chain Reaction 1S at 3928 Campus Drive, NeWpOrt Beach. $10 each cJMa.~(lM9) 588-2'27. A women'• thenpy lappOlt group meets at 6:30 p.m. Thursdays at 1151 Dove St., Suite 1051 Newport Beach. (949) 261-8003. A coed therapy support group meets at 6:30 p .m. Wednesdays at 1151 Dove St., Suite 105, NeWpOrt Beach. (949) 261-8003. The Jewish Community Cen- ter Senior Services Depart- ment of the Ruth M . Kahn Center offers opj>ortunities for game players. A poker group meets 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mondays, a mah-jongg group meets from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mondays and Thurs- days. Bingo, pan and chess players are also needed for game days to be formed soon. (714) 755-0340, Ext. 260. The Health Dynamics Center holds an "lfltimate Health Workshop" at 1 p.m. Wednes- days. The free event includes a vegetarian dinner. The cen- ter is at 2901 W. Coast High- way, Suite 380, Newport Beach. (949) 645-7111. The Jewish Family Service Center has support group meetings at 7 p.m. Tuesdays for peo}>le experiencing a divorce. The group meets at the Jewish Family Service Center. 250 Baker St., Suite G .. Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950. The Oasis Senior Center pro- vides blood pressure screen- ing twice a month, between 9 and 11 a.m. on the first and third Tuesday.~ nun- es a.re needed. The center ta at 800 Marguedte Ave., Carono del Mar, (949) 6«-32". A wo--·1 lllupport group II hosted by tbe Jewish Family Service ot Orange County at 1 p.m. Wednesdaya at the agency office, 250 E. Baker St., SUite G, Costa Mesa. Pree. (714) '-'5-4950. The Upper Newport Bay Nat- uralists and Friends meet on the second Saturday of every month at the corner of East- bluff and Back Bay drives. Walldng tours leave every 15 minutes, starting at 9 a.m. through 10:15 a.m. Free. (714) 973-6820. The Newport Coast chapter of the Ali Lassen's Leads Club, an international group for business referrals, meets at 7:15 a.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. (800) 767-7337. The Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club meets at 1 p.m. weekdayi; and 10 a.m. Satur· days at the corner of Crown Drive and San Joaquin Road. (949) 640-6049. The Newport Beach Walldng Club meets at 9 a .m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Satur· day, and at 7 p.m. Sunday. Walkers should meet at the intersection of Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Free. (949) 650-1332. Revene Mortgage Ne~ork sponsors a question-and- answer session for seniors 62 and older at 3 p.m. Wednes- days at Bayside Village, ~00 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 723-0233. .Eutbluff Elementary School PTA meets on the third Tues- day of each month alternating with start times of 9 a.m. and 7 p .m. Meeting dates and times are posted in the school office, 2627 Vista del Oro, Newport Beadi. (949) 515-5920. SABATINO'S LunCll • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 st.lpyard Way• Newport Beach ;.~call for hours, directions & reservations. • (949) 723-0621 Id SAVINGS OE 30'% -70% from our collections of· ZANELLA • IKE BEHAR BOBBY JONES •CUTTER & BUCK CORBIN • RBYN SPOONER AKJY BRIC!CEN • AXIS NNIE WALKER • MEZLAN CENTER CONTINUED FROM 1 already surpossed this past &ea$0n's, which leads Man- del to conclude that eco- nomic activity is not affect- ing uieatergoers. •1 think i.t has to do with the quality of things that go on stage,• be said. , Through artlstic partner- ships with Opera Pad.fie. the Paci.fie Symphony Orchestra, the Pacific Chorale, the Philharmonic Society of Orange County and, of course, Center-pre - sented events, productions on stage have included "Rent,• "Cinderella,• "La Bayade re, • "The Magic Flute,• ·saturday Night Fever,• •Carmen,• •Der Rosenkavalier, • •Annie Get Your Gun" and "Fos- se.• Stars included Helen Reddy, Peter, Paul a nd Mary, Sally Kellerman, and Dionne Warwick. ·southern California is a remarkable place,• Man- ~Dunham e O O T MA•ll •I t lll Friday, JvJ.( 20, 2001 f del said. ·vou can cboole to do just aboot ~ here, and the fact is ~ ple) are cboocing to c:x:ae here Jn record numtlen. • Prom the Center PUDid'1 more than $7 mllllon, $500,000 will be aDocated to the Endowment Pund, $500,000 will go toward the Center's programming reserve -speciflcally. ~ cation RlOQrams -and part of the fund wU1 also be placed in a reserve for power and energy costs. With new facilities pre- dicted to open by late 2004 with the Center's $200-mil· lion expansion project the future looks bright, said Todd Bentjen, vice presi- dent of marketing and communications. • 1 think all indications are that we're going to have another strong year,• he said. •And we're confi- dent that the community will support us.· • YOUNG otANG writes f~ tures. She may be reamed at (949) 574-4268 Of by ~ii at young.changOlatlmeuom. ~• Ru~ar~ Try theee Dunham B oota on at New::C••• Balance .. and receive a FREE pair of aoekal* ·.--on1y1 (949) 720-1602 SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! With the Daily Pilot CLASSIREDS CALL 642-5678 Athletic Shoe9 Llfeatyle As>.-rel Performance Flt• ~ta~. beta•• dim I baw to go to a pubic remoam (an ..,....wblch requ:tNi • ClOluiDn Of itl own) and wUb my, baDdt. l~tbe~aayway. The notat reeled me Jn, and I'm growing ever more certaJn that thil pre- vioul reader 'WU female. A female reader wb6 wu or II a Northern Cali- foralan, pollibly an Ital- tan pastry eater, a uted-book bater and a newspa- per column reede,r. She bad to bave read works ~my favorite writer, Henry Miller, the author belt known for .Th>pic of Cancer· and his UIOdation with Ana.is. She wu bis muse, or one of them. She bad to have lived in San Prandsoo, because that's where I bought the book during a recent visit north. Surely, she had to have ( I ' • I • • I I . -, • Furniture, Home Accessories And Much More ... Sale Begins Sat. July 21st ~MU 51t1n §~&/. -----,b-f lhe Nl!Jque Row) I .JO E. I 7th Street. coma Mesa 949:. 722 -If 77 BRIDGE CONTINUED FROM 1 two propoled bridges from the plan. The brldgee have lo119 INTERIOR DESIGN ~USTOM HOME DES1GN ,fNE HOME FURNITURE ~CCESSORIES 6 SERVICES P~ICA110N OATES DAILY PllOf .. Sundly. _.. M IUftNTON HACH INDEPENO£HT • Thlndrf. q.c 9th • i • • • • • ,. • , GlllG ff« I OAllY OM W-. tlle owner of Padfk Sales mul Lelllng track clMlenldp, iaftd tlae ldltork: J Old PIM~ In Com MMa. buying tt and putting up tbe money tor lt• rmovatloa. ~ . ~ Edith Smith Randall, died in Pebnwy. Bemdb said. Blaine Davis, Smith Ran- dall's daughter, bad met 1ev- eral eager buyers by the time the article ran in April, but Mid she wanted to 1ell the property to someone who might want to restore it and cherish it. Ware said Thunday that be II halfway through restor- ing the home. 1be price of restoration, lnclud1Dg restoring the house, adding a ganige and land- scaping, wtn cmt more than $200,000, he said. Tbat price doesn't iDdude the purchue price, wb.k:h Ware would not disclose, or the cleanup costs. He's putting in drywall, insulation, beating, a modem kttcben, a new roof, new elec- tricity and plr=u well as havtng the win- dows and doon rep ted. been pointa of contention between Costa Mesa, New- port Beach, Fountain Valley and Huntington Bea.ch -the four citiet that would be affected by the brtdget it they are built. Authority representatives Mid a CODMDIUI from Costa MeM. Hun Beach and ~~D Vi wyutd be Ware is planning to paint the Old Pink House back to its origtnal white color, but he iaid he is sure it will always be known 45 the Old Pink House. •rm replacing everything excep_t the original frame and panel.Ing," Ware said. "This house has bad years of neglect and needed to have everything redone, plus I think it would be nice to have all the modem amenities. I bad the old house brought up to code, ·so it'll be ready to stand for another 100 yea.rs. Everything as far 45 the appearance will look the same, but it will be all new, clean and modem. It actually would have been less ex:pen· sive to build the house from scratch, but I wanted the old house.· City staff members are reviewing the purchase required to remove the Giller bridge, while Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa would be required to delete the 19th Street bridge . The Gisler Avenue bridge !Y,ould aoss the Santa Ana IUVet from Costa Mela into Fountain Valley, where it wouJd connect to Garfield agreement to see if =us any restrictions for • the Husaott House and ' l also working to create a for' '1 mal prooe11 to allow potential buyen to look at the bous8 and bid for it, City Manage( Allan Roeder said. ( Mayer Ubby Cowan. who supported the dty propoMl tci reitore the Huscroft House and move it to Pal.Mew Park. said lbe II udted people U'l interested in buying tbe bou981 •rm very excited,• she said. •1 know that tbil •how'C the value of the building an4 the value of biltory. • ~ , J . . ~· ~I ,., I . ' ~ l SEEKt.i#J:~FIND FIND THESE WORDS IN THE PUZZLE BELOW. BORING DRAGGY DULL GRADUAL HUMDRUM IN~CTIVE MODERATE MONOTONOUS sww SLUGGISH TEDIOUS TutESOME THE W0"05 "EAD UP. DOWN AND ACX05S. ADR AG G Y M SD M ONOTONOUS D SLOW F GDIU ULAKJ G HENO L U U L P N 0 R A I LGDY U I JACO TGARWRETTE T I R E S 0 M E I T Z S G V N B M A V S RH UMDRUMED PLAYMATES PRESCHOOL Since 1964 • De¥elopme11tal and Earty Chlchod ~~ ·Spedal~ on ICJnderpten Readiness at the Pre-Kl..e • Potty 'ft'Clllq A¥Cllable Full Day & MorMg Half-Days .... Monday thru Friday 6:30am-6.o()Opm Dlredor. Artene Shapiro (714) 540-1919 Sfaf9 ....... t l006001N 795 Paularino A'le .• COiia Mela Located Between Bristol & Bear St. Af .. ted with P,artc PrhaN Sd90ol • • ·;". •• ·• • ~..!>~ • . .............. ~ '...._. ~ ... r..,.. .('~......,..,t~lir ·~.~.:.· .,...,.w...,.r~.~ ,,,.~. ~. . ELEMENTARY • MIDDLE SCHOOL PARK PRIVATE DAY SOtOOL OF . COSTA MESA Fric:loy, July 20, '2001 'J I · .. HID DEN PICTURE Color in each space that contains a letter. kir======================::::s=====11 .. What travels around t he wo_rld but stays in a corner? .. CllREOFMMY • 1 don't bellftve there are ~ rule• anymore a.riCI although I've been coaching for 20 yean now, I'm seriously th1nldi1g of callliag lt quitii • An •bwlda ~ Coedl J 2 Friday, July 20, 2001 UCLA assistant Steve Spencer is the Bucs' choice to gµide men's basketball team. S1-Ye Virgen DAILY Pl.or COSTA MESA -When UCLA usistant men's basketball coacb Steve SpeDOer played against Orange Coast College in 198Q-81, he admired the Pirates' program. As of Thursday, he will become the Orange Coast men's basketball team's leader oooe fonnalities are concluded The OCC head men's basketball coach hiring committee selected UCLA assistant Steve Spencer, OCC Athletics Director Fred Hokanson said. OCC President Margaret Gratton will recommend Spencer to the Coast Community College District Board of Trustees for approval for the coaching position, which had its application process dosed on March 2 and then reopened on May 11. "He knows what it takes to get it done at the Division I level and we're excited for him to come to Coast ... " •rve -always been attracted to the OCC job,• said Spencer, who played for College of Marin. •I played against them when I was in junior college. They were tough. As far as junior college jobs go in this state, I thought it was the most attractive. From everyone I mentioned the Job to, the Orange Coast reputatioq has been nothing but good, the teachers and tbe other Fred Hokanson people that I will work OCC Athletic Director with.• Spencer, .u, spent the past five seasons as an assistant at Ua.A, helping guide the Bruins to five NCAA Tournament berths, inducting an Elite Eight appearance and three tripe to the Sweet 16. At UCLA, Spencer served as ~coaching director for UCLA's basketball camps during the summer and earned a reputation around the country as one of the nation's top one-on-one workout coaches. "Steve is a very talented coach and he comes from UCLA, one of the top programs in the nation,• Hokanson said. "He knows what it takes to get it ~ done at the Division I level and we're, excited for him r to come to Coast.• Spencer said he has started to recruit as he was told he was selected on Wednesday. As soon as he is done SEE OCC PAGE 13 , . High Noan-an t ... t._. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL; There's a gunslinger's attitude around Estancia High these days. ,. E standa High football, for the moste part, bas found itself associated with such terms as •backs to the wall,• "down to its last chance" and "underdogs• over the past few years in what bas been an up-and.(fown history. For a long time, a lack ol administrative backing (present company excepted) bas been a sore spot, and it is reportedly what drove former ~ Coach Dave Perkins to seek the job vacated by Jerry Howell at Costa Mesa High. Estancia alumni include fonner coaches Ed Blanton, John Uebengood. Perkins and Roy Scaffidi, the latter who wasn't around for more than a cup of cottee bet°"' he packed bis bags and left. U ebengood bas resurfaced u Estanda's flesh man coach and Blanton is an auiltant al Corona del MarHlgh. Never, however, has the aituAtion reached this point August Isn't even here, but for new football 00:.C:::~an. who bal 8eeD what liWe re er June's graduation stripped away in the form of e transfer alip, wen. he appean to be as alone as Gary Cooper found himself with the Frank Miller gang closing in. To make matters even more difficult. he finds him.self obligated to fulfWing previous promises to competing in a "passing league.• it right, and if they're calling what has transpired "right,• about all you can do to settle the empty feeling in your stomach is to swallow, real hard. One respe(:ted Estancia coach mused out loud, •1 don't believe there are any rules anymore and although I've been coaching for 20 years now, I'm seriously thinking of calling it quits.• And where's thatf At Costa Mesa High, where Perkins, along with what are now five veteran Bstanda transfers (at least that's how.many piled out of a Costa Mesa vehide on Wednesday to file paperwork at the Estancia administrative offices) have turned themselves into winged Mustangs. Their loyalties appear to be with their coach, who left for greener pastures, and regardless of opinions, the deed is done Roger Carlson PERSPECTIVE He added, "That's not quite the right comment. What I'm saying ls that there are rules, but no one is enforcing them.• He didn't elaborate on that line, but the underside of all this Is the •undue influence• factor. and that's th.at. If the Newport-Mesa District is going to give its rt.amp of approval to such a situation. there seems little room for argument in these days of •open enrollment.• Somehow, I don't believe this is quite what they had in mind when they decided on the •open enrollment"' plan. Tb.at athletes could up and leave for another school in tbe1J' own district without eo . much as even changing bedrooms for Do more cause than simply wanUng to play under the same coach, who certainly wun't forced to make a move himaelf tn the first place. Those In high places have an obligation to make Some Estancia faithful will tell you it would be impossible for athletes to ma1te such a switch without an •undue influence factor.• Ironically, some from COlta M818 will insist th.at anyone wbo tries to convince the athletes to stay where they belong is also guilty ol •undue influence.• It's a can of w~ wbk:b would never have been opened bad t,bla •open enrollment• policy never come into focua. At tint glance theR's a reactii)D to feel •tony• for Noonan and his situation at Eatanda. 'But when SEE ESTANCIA MGE 13 .. Costa Mesa shOwdown has quite a history COSTA MESA OTY OIAMPIONSHIP: O'Meara among former winners; deadline nears for this year's event Aug. 4-5 at Costa Mesa Golf & CC. M Oit people knew there wu something apedal about Mark O'Meara's goU game when he played in the Will Jordan Classic in 1979 at Costa Mesa Golf & Countiy Club. O'Meara, then of Mission Viejo and Dow a star on the PGA Thur, woo the U.S. ~teur championship a week earlier tn Oeveland, Ohio. defeaUng John Cook in the final, 8 and 7, before anivlng in Costa Mesa. The late Joe Costello, who founded the popular Will Jordan Classic -now ottld.al}y the Costa Mesa Oty Champidfuhlp -in 1973 when be was president of the Costa Mesa men's club, considered O'Meara's victory here in '79 as one of the championship's greatest moments. • (O'Meara) drove all the way from Cleveland to Costa Mesa to play in th.is toUJ'D41Dent, • Costello once said. •That's how import.ant this tournament was toO'Meara.• In 1979, O'Mearaand Brad Greer squared off in a two-bole playoff, before O'Meara won, and, shortly thereafter, tumed pro. O'Meara won the Masten and Bdti$h Open in 1998. ButO'Meara Riherd Doon GOLF isn't the only former Costa Mesa city champion to achieve a legacy in goU. In 1974, the second year ol the Wi1l Jordan Classtc, then-USC standout Scott Simpson won at Costa Mesa, defeaUng, of all people, his father, Joe, on the 18th hole with a 45-yard wedge shot to within four feet of the flag. Simpson, who sank the four-footer to win that year, won the 1987 U.S. Open. One of the more recent Costa Mesa city champions, Bryan Saltus (Newport Harbor High}, could be the next one to make lt big. The 1995 and '96 Costa Mesa champion qualified for the Canadian Tour thia summer, finishing tied for fifth out of 140 players in a quallfler at Kamloops, Brttilh Columbia. Saltus, 30, won the San Prandsco Open and a $20,000 first-place cbec:lt in eady May, after taking third at the Tommy Bahama Newport Beach Open ID April at Newport Beach Country Cub. In the thre&-round San fttodlco Open at Palo Alto Mun.k:lpal Golf Cub, Sa1tua shot a blamg fn-68-65 -200, tying a CO\U'l9 recold on the ftnal day and winning by f0\8' lbotl. 1be former Big Canyon Country Club caddie, wboee home ooune .... a.ta Mesa Golf & CountJy Club n (Loe Lagol Courie), 11 lpOmOdng bimlelf oa tbe C.Ndiln 1\Nr. M tor tbll YMl'l 29tb annual Coit.a Mw City ChampkJnfhlp A~. 4-5 -tbe July 20 entry deec!!lne b.11 .... ateaded h'.'O dayt wtth tbe 6lld llmll8d.., .. 8nt 320 ..,_ _ scoa Oil8rbout o1 ......... 8wh will"' tow ldl ... 011 ti ut WOil ttie CGill& MeN ClrD' , • ....., ... ,_,_.... lldcW..Gf CJllrw.ID• ....... ..,..._....,tda.._lGID ....................... .. ~_. ................... .. .................... .. ,,. 'M1DIJ'la woo the overall NDJ;>6oi.p Monday with I .... 10. WbUe SACC member AllW()Od WOft the 16-17 age gioup, shooting 74 and winning in a thme-way playpff on the fim extra hole. CJ. Vuytowecz of Pauma Valley on the 14·15 age group with an even-par 72, while Rory Hie captured the 12-13 age group with a 74 from the bade tees. • Daniel Kush (Newport Harbor), John Hoppe (SACC), David Kendall (SACC), Garrett Whitlleld (Newport Harbor), Brad Chamberlin (Corona del Mar High), Piper Miller (SACC), Robert Chase (Big Canyon Country Cub), Scott Trayers (SACC) and Tun Frohling (Newport Beach Country Club) also played In the prestigious junior event. Offtdals of the Hyundai Team Mltc::hes, played at Pelican HW Golf Club in Newport Coast the past two years, have found a new home for the December silly-season made-for- television event: The Monarch Beach Goll Unks in Dana Point. The Irvine Co., which owns Pelican Hill. declined an offer to host the tournament again this year, forcing officiaJs to search for another location. ·we are thrilled about the new part,nership with the new St. Regis Mo.aarch Resort & Spa (adjacent to Monarch Beach),• said Terry Jastrow, ,~of Gaylord Event Television, which produces the event. Fictitious ButlnHS ...,. si.t.ment ~~ ftrr1 Philanthropic Cont~. 5 Indigo. INfnt, CA 92618 Amt1'dl J. Ferrari. 5 ~ IMnt, CA 92618 .,....,,_ R. Shekton, Jr .. 5 Indigo, . Irvine, CA Q28UI ,.,.........,..."-----......,."" •Thlt butlne111 i. con· ductld by. IA lndMdual Have you 1t1n1d ._.._ Y9I? No ...,_ R. Sheldon. Jr ttliil lllttmtnl Wll ~ 9td wlttl the County • Q9ll of ~ County ~. 08/'27/2001 t 20011181410 :;Qalr Plklt JI.-. 29, JUy ~· 20, 20()1 F994 si:-.=• fo4IOwlnQ plf90nl dDlrlQ ~ ... a.rt Raze Ind ,.. IOdt.... 12841 N-- PGf1 Awnue. &Nie 8, 'l'Ullln. CA 92"7»2711 a.rt Hu•, t 1 Wild GOON Court! NewtM>rt 8Mct\ CA 92963 ThW bulinn9 la coo-~by. IA~ ~"' you 1t1rttd """""" ~ ye(? No Flctttloua Bustneu NmM S'*'9ment The lolowlng l*IOf\I an dolnD bulileSa n : CttEZEU.E 80Ufl0U!1 3801 JemtlotM Ha., SUit 7, ~ Beactl, CA INbtle T~. 29042 Fllnllodt Lint. Laguna .... CA G'2653 .. =. ~ le 000-by. .,, lncMbll Have SOFTIAU.: Girls 15-an.d-under squad will host 20-team tournament with Hawaii, Arizona, Nevada and Calitornia represented, starting today. of the country, lnclud.lng Calif ornla; Nevada, Alh:ona end Hawd wW be competing lh1a weekend at Bonita Creek. Newport quaHfied foe nadooaJs by winning the West Anaheim Regional All-Star 1bumament eaaiDst East AMhetm and Tustin. MCIPIC COAIT__., 10X 1~ N.WTAll'IUM you meet up wilb UM 119t·year coem ll'a ttry apparent that •solace" ta not the opepttve woTd. "Hold on.• might be better advice. Noonan bas a couple ol. tramfen ol bis own by way ol. Newport Harbor and he has a quarterback whom be believes would be bis starter regudJess of who transferred out of Est.and.a. A dynamic sort, Noonan'• •ttitude reflects the school's new angry Eagle. When it's all said and done this fall it would seem Estanda's Eagles wW have gained some valuable experience as they look toward the '02 season, as well as an appreciation from Estancia fans who have weathered vartous stonns since the school opened in the fall of '65. NEWPORT BEACH -The Padftc Coast Bobby Sox 15-and-under All·Star team have not only qualified for this year's National Bobby Sox All-Star Tournament, but will host this year's event, beginning today at Bonita Creek Park. Jullanne las& Amie Benjamin Jess!Q Dugan Ashley Gleeson ' Sasl\a Grumman Katie Joslyn Heather Lohrman HilafyOcby Oard Pennington Kelly Heifer Alex.a Shltanlshl There will also be some bruised and tattered veterans who have learned the value of loyalty, and undoubtedly improved a great deal under the band of Noonan's expertise. ' The locals will play at 1 p.m., but the tournament will kick off at 9 a . .m. and will continue through Monday afternoon. I know this, despite the (act I have great admiration for Costa Mesa, it's coach and it's team· I'm on Estand.a's side. Teams from throughout the western portion MmMgw. Debbie Fonda occ CONTINUED FROM 12 with the UCLA basketball camps, which end July 24 and will have had 1,100 players, Spencer will tum all of his focus to OCC. •J•m very fortunate and happy to be cbosen, •said Spencer, who applied tor the job before tt reopened. •1 feel honored to be chosen. I'm going to enjoy being a part of the team at OCC. I am going to miss UCLA and being part of that abnosphere. I'm going to LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUii.JC IALE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY Nab :i=r thtt.. "" .... .. public IUCtion, purtUant to s.ctlon 21100 of .. au.-a Prot.llonal Code, the lollowtng dtec-tlbtd miss the coaching staff: Spencer sees a recruiting relationship in the future With the Bruins' Coach. Before entering the college coacbiDg nm.ks, from 1985-89, Spencer was an assistant varsity and bead junior varsity basketball coach at his alma mater, Sir Franas Drake High School in San Anselmo, where Lavin and another UCLA assistant, Jim Saia, also played and attended. Spencer ~ be does not plan to -use bis new job as a steppingstone back to Division I coaching. He also described Hok.aoson's longtime coaching and teaching tenure at Coast as ~refreshing." •rm focusing on the Orange Coast College Pirates, "said Spencer, who lives in Manhattan Beach but is plannlng to move to Orange County. "We're going to get it going. I'm looking forward to meeting the playess." •Traditionally, UCLA doesn't take junior college players, "Spencer said. •eut, if it's going to happen, Orange Coast would have a great chance, because OCC is academically successful. And maybe if someone wasn't a qualifier at a high school, we would get him and UCLA would get him after that. I could see that.• Spencer was an assistant coach at Cal Lutheran from 1989 to 1994 and in the Australian National Basketball League from 1994 through 1996. Coast will be his first bead coaching position. Spencer earned tus Masters Degree in counseling and gwd'lnce from Cal Lutheran in t 993. He graduated wt th a Bachelor of Art.'i degree in physical education from Sonoma State lD 1985. In 1986 at Sonoma State, he earned his teaching cr edential in physical education with a biology supplement. Spencer also said UCLA head coach _Steve Lavin was happy for him and CEii Al A PRIMI CONTRACTOR. INTlRISTED IUBCONTRACTOAI ARI IMnD TO AT· TUQJ THe PRf.·BID CONFIAENCE. a.... .... kw tN Lump IUlll .... 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BHch·Co•t• MtH ~ ..... -• the IPC)lcttt. Name S........m Delly Pilol July 20, ~ ~=:., ~ Publlahtd Newport The folloWI~ 2001 f-024 been submitted by 8Hch-Co1t1 M111 .,.. doing bl -Madltoc1 ~ ~ Dally Plol Jlfy 20. 2001 McNk:"'hoia Ola1ribu· SUPEAtOR COURT t11 Strvlc:e9. to perm1 F020 1 ... -1 1et11>!1 Fadlltlel) lIH Permit No UP2001.o25 11 sdlld· ultd for r9YitW by the Planning Otpartmtnt of the City of Newport BMctl on or ""' T .... dly, July 31, 2001. Wlitttn commenta °' ~ pvt relettd to th• projec:t ehould be IUbmttted to lhl Plan- ning 0-s>artment by Monday, Jvty 30, 2001 In Olde!" 10 bt oonsldtrld in the PtaMlog Oirtc· tor's d«leion. If ep- pr0'/9d at lht llrnl of ,.. -· the 8'JPMI p.nc>d ot 14 deya wilt begin from thlt dell, durir19 which time •ny 1n- t1re111d.rrty or fhljr euthoriz •gent eg· gne'i9d of thll '*->rl may file • notlOI <:A ap-peel to the Planr>1ng Comrnlaelon wllh a llllng IM of S741 00 to detrey the c:o.i of lhe appeel p1ootdur1 Tht appllcatlon and dlvtilopmlnl plens of lf'll propoMd projlCI 811 111a1labl1 lor public r• VMtW and lntptdlon et the Planning Otl)art· ment, City of Newport Belctl. :boo Newport 8ovl1v1rd, Newpon 8Hch, Calllornle. 112658-8915. fOf lurttllr 1ntonntt1on oomact tht Newport e..cti Plan· nlng 0t91rtm_ 1n1 el (SM9) 644-3200 NOTE: Tht expenw of Ilia notice ii PMS from a lllng ,.. colltd9d from the~ Newport 8Hch-Com11 Meu Olly Picll JUy 20. 2001 f027 lion, 1820 Court Ave.. OF CAUFOAHIA, temporary ~ 1bM-CfTY OF Newport Beech, CA COUNTY OF ntr9) In "'°"' at the NEWPORT BEACH ... .-.....~ a··-'----92643 ORANGE = time period 11-.-... u....... -·-Mlcha-1 McNlchola. :M1 1l1E CITY DRIVE by the Zoning PU8UC NOTICE ...,.. S1a11HM11t 11120 Court Ave., New-POST OFflCE BOX Code. The ltmpolary U. P9fmlt No. The totlowtng ~ port 8Mcti, CA 829S3 1•111 ..._ -..._... on .. UP2001-G25 -dolna ~ as: David McNlchola, ORANGE, CA ~rty 'f;:;o.. o1 (PA200M3e) OEM EXTRA. 122 112 1920 Court Ave., New-92883-1571 IMnl AWf1Ull Ind Wtll-.... II ~ ~ 43rd Str1tt, NewpClf1 port a.ch. CA 92983 LAMOREAUX JUSTICE cllfl Or1vt. The ~ tt1M en IOPloatiOn hu 8Mcti, CA 112883 Thia bualnt11 la con-CENTER rlif'/ tV-. -neciellllY been lubfnet.d by Rod Toltnllno. 122 112 ~ • llfl'*ll PETTTION OF due to on goin9 ~ Mi.ti T~ to 43rd S1rfft. Newport _.. Kimberley Parker llndon In flt ltiopplllg ptlmll e. tltlblilhmenl ~ ~~ ~ Htve you atart ... YMdll FOR CHANGE '**' tw lncludllt ,.. of an Independent ,,_ --• -r ~~~No ~o:TOIHOW =-==~ ... ~ =~~..:= ~byy:ir-=:, fllld .itl the Qounty CW Mm 11 locai.d In the locmid In 11Mi RSC t>t. Roel Toltnllno TNt 1U1ttment •• ~ '°" CHANGE ; progl'lm. The PfQP-The property la doing bullnlll 'lfl(1 No Cl..ti ol Onnge CounlY CA.II NUMHR: Dillrk:t. trtat. Thia llaMl'lllnt wu Ofl 07111/2001 AJOe1M Pft10111Y lomled M ~ loc:Wd 11: lilld wWI lie Ccunly *1"1M11 TO ALL INTERESTED 1• lMM --.. M11 L C.... ... a.t ... ~ Onngie Ccucy o.IY Plat .Mt 13. 20. PERSONS: . ,,. prqacc .. bWI ......... 1IO on Vfl .anoo1 27. MI. #01 fOJO 1. Petitioner: rt\'leWed. Ind It hM · TNa PIOf9ct '-llwl *1Wf1_. 8'WARV OF Klmbtrl•Y Parker bW1 ~-._ • ~11end._.11._. 11a111 ~ ~~. =120~ --··o ~ .... ~!. ~. 1e C9lf90llOlftW= --_, ·-__ --· _ _ rnvrv-.,.,01 .,_ .......,, "" llndlf !tit It ~=· ~E dtaM dwigfng rwrw of tM alltornl• "'*'·flt CRY OI' .. follows: Kfmbtltty ErM111111w1•llll ~ ot tltt lilornlt ----A Pa/Qr Yandell to NA Undlr a.. 1, ('b-Cl••...,.. ~ ORDINANCE OHi ;:IC!mbtftey===""*===~lrA=4=~:1 c:•:•::::4·==:!.:·=--==Clalll==1=, :<&=.:.========~==-~ tchlcMICI '° bt "' fUll ......... 30dlys flan • .....-on .lljy 1t, IOOt, 8lld .-:-==..: .. c:= STARTING ANEW BUSINESSf • • • • ' .a WHY MAKE YOUR LANDLORD RICH? Stop renting and start paddng. With $7000 you can own a 2BR home from S 1275 per mo. A3BR home from S 1591 per mo. FREE Plf,..QUALD'ICATION Ag en ta Julie It Bob , ••• , 114-1414 NE p HOME UY1NG SUPUSTOU ~\WI~~ I 00.. Aeal Estaft ton fe~f« C1'dil .. Re! GcJ.tt Rtpo USl VA & ~ ~come All areas hi.ad. 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Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -When UCLA asslStant men's bd.sketball COdCh Steve Spencer played agaw.st Orange Codsl College w 1980-81, he adnured the Pirates' program As of Thursday, he will become the Orange COdSt men's basketbdll team's leader once formallbes are concluded. The OCC head men's basketball coach hmng committee selected UCLA assistant Steve Spencer, OCC Athletics Director Fred Hokanson Sdid OCC President Margaret Gratton will recommend Spencer to the Coast Community College District Board of Trustees for approval for the coaching position, which had its application process closed on March 2 and then reopened on May 11 . "He knows what it takes to get it done at the Division I level and we're excited for him to come to Coast ... " "I've always been attracted to the OCC job,• said Spencer, who pldyed for College of Mann. "I played against them when I was m junior college. They were tough. As far as Junior college iobs go tn thlS state, 1 thought 1t was the most dttractlve. From everyone l mentioned the job to, the Orange Coast reputation has been nothing but good, the teachers and the other Fred Hokanson people that 1 will work OCC Athletic Director Wlth. • Spencer, 41, spent the pdst five seasons as an assistant at UCLA, helping gu1dP lhe Bruins to hve NCAA Tournament berths, mrluchng an Ellie Eight appearance and three trips to lht-Sweet 16. At UCLA, Spencer served as the coaching director for UCLA's basketball camps dunng the summer and e<1med d reputation a round the country as one of the nc1t1on's top one-on-one workout coaches "Steve 1s d very talented coach and he comes from UC'LA , one of the top programs in the nation," I lokr1mon SdJd. •He knows what it takes to get 1t don<' di the DiVISion I level and we're exated for hun to come to Coast • Sr<>nrcr "did he has started to recruit as he WdS told hi' wc1c, '>£'1('(1ed on Wednesday As soon as he 1s done SEE OCC PAGE 13 High Noon~an HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: There's d gunslinger's attitude around Estancia High these days. E <;t<1r1cia High football, for the mosts part, has found 1tseU associated • with such terms as "backs to the Woll,·· "down to its last chance· and "11nde>rdogs" over the past few years m as alone dS Gary Cooper found hunsell with the Frank Miller gang closing in. To make matters even more difficuJt, he> finds tumself obllgated to fuUilling prpvious promises to competing in a ·passing league.· it nght, and Lf they're calling what has transpired ·nght, • about all you can do to settle the e mpty feeling in yoUI stomach is to swallow, reaJ hard. • One respected Estancia coach mused out loud, ·1 don't believe there are any rules anymore and although f've been coaching for 20 years now, l'm seriously thinking of calling it quits.• whdt hd!. been an up-and-down history. for <1 long lime, a lack of administrative backing fpn•<if'nt company excepted) has been a sore spot, r1nc111 1!. rPportedly what drove former Estancia And where's that? At Costa Mesa High, when• Perkins, aJong with what are now hve veteran Estancia transfers (at least thdt's how many piled out of a Costa Mesa vehicle on WPdnesday to file paperwork at the Estancia adnurustrative offices) have turned themselves into winged Mustangs. Their loyalties appear to be Wlth their c-oach. who left for greener pastures. and re>gardless of opinions, the deed is done Roger Carlson PERSPECTIVE He added, "That's not quite the right comment What I'm saying is that there are rules. but no one is enforcing them.• He didn't elaborate on that line, but the underside of all this ls the "undue mfluence~ factor. C ·odrh Ddve Perkins to seek the JOb vacated by lf'rry HoweU at Costa Mesa High. Estancia aJumru indude former coaches Eel Hlnnlon. John Ltebengood, Perkins and Roy 'irdfhc11, the latter who wasn't around for more than rt rup of coffee before he packed hls bags and left. L1Pbengood has resurfaced as Estanoa's freshman n ><1r h and Blanton IS an assistant at Corona del Mdr High. Never. however, has the situation reac-hed Uus pmnt. August isn't even here, but for new footbaU coach Jar Noonan, who has seen what little remainecletter June's graduation stripped away m the form of the transfer slip, well, he appears to be and that's that.Uthe Newport-Mesa DtStnct L'> going to give its stamp of approvaJ to such a situation. there seems little room for argument m these days of ·open enroUment. • Somehow, f don't believe this is qwte what they had m mind when they decided on the •open enrollment• plan. That athletes could up and leave for another school in their own district without so much as even changing bedrooms for no more cause than simply wanting to play under the same coach, who certainly w8Sll't forced to make a move himself in the first place. Those ln high places have an obligation to make Some Estancia faithful will tell you it would be unpossibJe for athletes to make such a switch without an "undue influence factor.· lrorucally, some from Costa Mesa will insist that anyone who tnes to convince the athletes to stay where they belong ls also guilty of "undue mfluence • It's a can of worms which would never have been opened had this ·open enrollment• policy never come lnto focus. At llrst glance there's a reaction to feel "sorry" for Noonan and his situation at Estancia. But when SEE ESTANCIA PAGE 13 FOOTBALL Mater Dei junior lineman Christopher Doyle USC-bound Newport Beach resident makes choice before his senior season. Christopher Doyle, a standout lineman for Mater Del High and a resident of Newport Beach, has announced he wlll pley footbell at USC in 2002, according to Coacb Bruce Rollinson. Gulbranson takes over at Vanguard Doyle, a junior, decided to commit to USC prior to his senior season so be could focus on bis final prep year without the recruittng distractions. Doyle was a second-team. AD-Serra League and an All-Orange County selection, as well as an all-state underdusman for the Monarchs. IOYS WAHi POIO Sailors, SoCal end ID stalemate; CdM rolls, 10-0 1VSTIN -The Newport Herbor High boys water polo team pulled out a .S-.S tle wUb SoCal Wednetday night tn Tultln tummer ~ ectlon. INnt Anmtroog ud MiC:bael Vmdetbtstg each bad two goals for the SaJJon, wbile Netban ' . w-. edded • alngle i.Dy. : ID goel, Nathan McLD .bad ft¥e eaves. • Alllo at 1\llUG. CCll'OI¥ del Mar Wiii • UM> wtnner over •eoug.r, • ci c.pi.tnmo vau.y. lobby .... ..., ICIONd 8" goell. Jobn Mann bad w. goU and Artie Don tcored ..... . .......... CdM .... ~TownfDen' July 28-20. WOMEWS VOUEYBAL: New coach for Lions. Costa Mesa showdown has quite a history COSTA MESA CITY CHAMPIONSHIP: O'Meara among former winners; deadline nears for this year's event Aug. 4-5 at Costa Mesa Golf & CC. M ost people knew there was something special about Mark O'Meara's golf game when he played in the Will Jordan Classic in 1979 at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club. O'Meara, then of Mission Viejo and now a star on the PGA ToUI, won the U.S. Amateur champioTl5hip a week earlier ln Cleveland, Ohio, defeating John Cook in the finaJ, 8 and 7, before amV10g m Costa Mesa. The late Joe Costello. who founded the popular Will Jordan Classic -now officially the Costa Mesa City ChampioTl5hip -in 1973 when he was president of the Costa Mesa men's dub, considered O'Meara's Victory here m '79 as one of the championship's greatest moments. "(O'Meara) drove all the way from Cleveland to Costa Mesa to play in this townament, • Costello once said. "That's how important this tournament was to O'Meara." in 1979, O'Meara and Brad Greer squared off in a two-hole playoff, before O'Meara won, and, shortly thereafter, turned pro. O'Meara won Richard Dunn the Masters and Bntish Open tn GOlf 1998. But O'Meara isn't the only former Costa Mesa o ty champion to achieve a legacy in golf ln 197 4, the second year of the Will Jordan Oasslc, then-USC standout Scott Simpson won at Costa Mesa. defeating, of all people, his father, Joe, on the 18th hole wtth a 45-yard wedge shot to within four feet of the flag. Simpson, who sank the foUI-footer to win that year, won the 1987 U.S. Open. One of the more recent Costa Mesa city champions. Bryan Saltus (Newport Harbor High), could be the next one to make it big. The t 995 and '96 Costa Mesa champion qualified for the Canadian Tow this summer, finishing tied for fifth out of 140 players ln a qua.1.Jfier at Kamloops, British Columbia. Saltus, 30, won the San Francisco Open and a $20,000 first-place check i.n early May, 8fter talring third at the Tommy Bahama Newport Beach Open in April at Newport Beach Country Oub. In the three-round San Francisco Open at Palo Alto Municipal Golf Oub, Saltus shot a blazing 67-68-65 -200, tying a course record on the final day and winning by four shots. The former Big Canyon Country Oub caddie, whose home coune ii Costa Mesa GoU & Country Club (Los Lagos Coune), ls spoDJOrtng b1mself on the Canadian Tour. Al for this year'1 29th annual ea.ta Mesa City Champiomhip Aug. 4-5 -the July 20 entry deadline bu been extended no:o days wtth the fteJd l1mtted to the ftnt 320 piayen -Scott Ostemout of Huntington Beach wW try to delencl hiatitle. Olterbout won the Co.ta M .. aty Champ6omhip Lut,..,. beedDg Bdc Wag ol CyJll1lll tn a tbree-bolit playoft. after they both lhot 141 ln two roundl (one round eecb at tbe Loe Legoe and Meu Lbada CDUIMI). The 8"IM, Wtlildl • .,._....,.. ~~bf Ill tneug\nl ---d 1973; Jla a.a.g. (IW•lllde Hiib>. 'nt .. 110.000 ......... .. ....... ........... .,, ..... IMJk.., ....... .. ,..,.. .............. ,, .-Yllitlltt? ULd. .... '91 Co .._ ............ .... ............. .,,, --. --"' . ..• , ~· lilf'MJ•r!'l••·I- CONT1NUED FROM 12 . Santo Melvaitta won the overall 1~pJODlhip Monday with a ~-:I* 70, while SACC nu~mber ~ Harwood won the 16-17 age group, sboot.109 74 cmd wuming in a three-way pla~on Ute first extra hole. ~ C .J. Vuytow c1. of Pduma Valley .-on the t-4 -15 a ~oup with dn even-par 72, while ory 1-Ue Cdptwed the 12-13 age group lh d 74 from the back led. • Daniel Kush (Newpon I idrbor), John Hoppe (SA CC), 0dvad KenddU (SACC), Garrett Whitfield (Newport Hdibor), Brad Chamberlin (Corona del Mar High), Piper Miller (SACC). Roben Chase (Big Canyon Country Club). Scott Travers (SAC'C) and Tun Frohltng (Newport Beach Country C'lub) dlso played Ill the prt>s1Jg1ous 1uruor event Ottldals of the HyundaJ Team Matches, played at Pelican Hill Golf O ub in N ewport Coast the past two years, have found a new home for the December silly-season mdde-for- television event· The Mondrch Bedch Golf Links m Odnd Point The Irvine Co., which owns Pe!Jcdn Hill, declined an off Pr to host the tournament again th•~ yectr. fornng omaals to search for .mother locdtll•n. "We are thrilled dbout the new partnership with lhP nPw St. H<>g 15 Monarch Resort & Spa (ddJdcent to Monarch Bedchl. • sctad Terry Ja~trow, president ol Gaylord Event TelcvLS1on, wluch produce~ lhE.> event FlctitJoua BuslneH Name Statement The fol~ perlOl'ls are dOlng ~ u Ferrari Philanthropic ConsultanlS, 5 Ind.go lrwie, CA 92618 Amanda J Ferrari 5 lndlgO. IMne, CA 92618 JanlM R Sheldon. Jr 5 lndtgO. Irvine. CA 92618 .. Thia bVllNM Is con· duded by an lndMdual ..... HaYe you 11arted lbng IMineea yf/(/ No ...,,._ R. Sheb>n. JI •Thia statement waa ; ft-cl with lh• County ' Qtlll d Olange County • Clll 06/27/2001 20018"9410 ; ~ Piiot June 29. July L@, 20. 2001 F994 ' Buslnes1 Statement tilQ~:"s e.tt Ftate and Al· ~tM, 12841 New port AYenUe, &tile B 'r'*". CA 9279().2711 Bert Haza, I 1 Wild GOON Courr'. Newport BNch. CA 92663 This buelneaa rs con· ducted by' an lndMduat Have you atarled cbrio ~ y«? No Bef1 Haze Thra etat_.-.t was hied with IN Coun1y Cler\ ol Ot90ge County °" Ol5l26l2001 20011M9178 Dal'( l'llol June 29, My 6. t3. 20,-20Qt f995 FlctlUous Bu1lne11 Name Stst.ment The lollowlng peB<>na are doing bu91nesa aa CHEZELLE BOUflOUE, 3601 Jambor• Rd.. Suite 7. .:::'rt BHch. CA lallbele T"""'. 26042 Fllntloclc Lane. Laguna Hiia. CA 92$53 This bUlineea .. CC» ~ bv: an lndlYQ;al Haye you alerted doing ~·-yal? Yaa, 11-911 IMbeli. Tu,,_ Thia l&atemenl WH 411ed With the County "Oerti of Oratlga County °"~1 l001 ... t11' Delly Pilot June 29, ~ e. 13. 201 2001 F'9ll6 Actttiou9 .... ,... .................. d The followll'la peraone .,..~~-· Prlmadonn• Tutua. 1694 McwoY1a Ave., "•Wj)Ot'I a.,cti. CA 92M3 Ellutlettl A Craig, 12-4 ~ Dr .. New- port 8"d\ CA 92980 ™' ~ .. oon- Mtld by. "' lndlYkMI 1141vt you ttat1M ocm .. ~ &:.; No Thlt • .. .... ... '~ :"'O.::. = en OJ~ =~ Yes Fe«>ruary 1996 Snawe McT1sn & Juhen Beny J Olle M1nag1ng Director Thrs statemenl was lollKl w11h lhe Coun1y Clen. ol Olange County ()(I 07 03'2001 200168&HH Daily Pilot July 6 13. 20. 27, ?OQl FQQS Flctlttou1 Buell'lffl Name Statement Tho lollowong persons are doing business as FaJt & Maol All Occa· SIOn Gill Baskets. -4533 MacArthu1 Blvd . New· port Beacn CA 92660 Morlgage Project Group Inc (COiorado), 55 Ardmore Irvine CA 92602 Thos business 15 con- ducted by 8 eo<poratlC)n Have you star1ed doing business ye1? Yes b/18/01 Mor1g1ge Pro1ecl Group Inc Joye• M Dennis. President fh!S l lllemenl WU toled wolh Iha County Clertt ol Orange County on 07/03/200 I 20016170003 Daily~ .>Jy 6 13, 20, 27, 2901 FQ06 Flctltloue Bu"""8 Name Statsment The tol~rsons are doing u 8ase80 Media, S60 N Tustin Ave . Santa AN. CA 92705 M1cn1el Senders. 2913 El Camino Ad . Tustin, CA 92782 Julla Dotson 116 Agate Ave Balboa Is· land. CA 92782 This business 11 con-ducted by a general pe11nersh1p Have you started cbng ~ yet? No Michael Sanders Julr• OoUon Thta atalemtnl waa fifed with Ille County Cle!1t of OrW1Qt County on 0 7 J03/200 I 20016170002 o.lly Piiot Uy 6. 13, 20. 27. 20()1 F007 STATEMENT Of AIANDOHMENT OF USE Of F1CTTT10US 8UtMNESS NAME The tollowlng pereen(a) haa (he\19) ablllldOMd the l.e <:I the llctlliol'9 ~ 19m8: A.) Coo- 1umer Information Group. B) CIG. 10 Nantucket. Allao Viejo. CA ~ Don St>tnoet. 213 N. Harwood St.. Orange, CA 829eO The Flolitloul Ek*-neae neme reNrred to abov9 .... fled In °'" ... County on Olf1M>1 FU NO. 2001.- Thll ~ .. OOlto ~ w: '"ftMMI Doti~ ""' ........... ... "" ... Ill ~ ~ ol c:~,r.~ .., ... ,... "°'Ntt.t Friday, July 20, 200 I 13 NewPQrt Au.:.stars qµalify for 15U Bobby Sox nationals ESTANCIA CONTINUED FROM 12 you meet up wtth tbetlnt-ye.u cOldl 1'1 very apparent that "solace" Is not the operatiVe word •Hold on.• migbl be better adviQe. SOFTBALL: Girls 15-and-under squad will host 20-team tournament with Hawaii, Arizona, Nevada and California represented, starting today. of the country, including Calilomia., Nevada, Artxona and Hawau will be competing this weekend at Bonita Creek. Newport qualified for nationals by winning the West Anaheim Regional All-Star Thumament aaainst East Anaheim and Tustin. MOAC COAIT 9099Y SOX 15-AND-tJNOD ALL-STAR 1EAM Noooan bas a couple of transfen d bis own by way of Newport Harbor and be ba.s a quarterback whom be believes would be his starter regardless of who transferred out of Estancia . A dynamic sort, Noonan's attitude reflects the school's new angry Bagle. NEWPORT BEACH -The Pacific Coast Bobby Sox 15-and-under All-Star team have not only qualified for this year's National Bobby Sox All-Star Tournament, but will host this year's event, beginning today at Bonlla Creek Park. Julianne Bass Amie Benjamin Jessica Dugan ~ley Gleason Sasha Grumman Katie Josfyn Heather Lohrman Hilary Ockey Darci Pennington Kelly Pfeite< Alexa Shitanishi When it's dll said and done this fall it would seem Estancia's Eagles will have gained some valuable experience as they look toward lhe '02 season, as well as an appreciation from Estanoa fems who have weathered various storms since the school opened m the fall of '65. There will cllso be some bruised and tattered veterans who have lea.med the value of loyalty, and undoubtedly unproved d great deal under the band oJ Noonan's expertise. The locals will play at I p.m., but the tournament will kick off at 9 a.m. and Wl" continue through Monday afternoon. 1 know lhis. despite the fact I have great adnurabon for Costa MeSd, it's coach and it's team: I'm on Estanoa's side Teams from throughout the western portmn ~ -Debbie Fonda occ rruss the coaching staff.· Spencer sees a recrwting reJation.sbip in the future with the Bruins' Coach. CONTINUED FROM 12 Spencer said be does not plan to use his oew job as a steppingstone back to Division I coaching. H e also descr ibed Hokanson's longtime coadung and teaching tenwe at Coast as "refreshing." "Traditionally, UCLA doesn't take junior coUege players, "Spencer said. "But, II it's going to happen, Orange Coast would have a great chance, b ecause OCC 1s academically successful. And maybe 11 someone wasn't a quaW1er at a high school, we would get him and UC LA would get him after that. 1 could see lhal. • Before entenng the college coaching ranks, from 1985-89, Spencer was an assistant varsity and head JWUOr varsity basketball coach at Ills almd mateI, Sir Francis Drake High School in San Anselmo. where Lavin dnd another UCLA assistant, Jim Saia, ct.Lso played and attended. with the UCLA basketball camps, which end July 24 and will have had I, 100 players, Spencer will turn all of his focus to OCC. "I'm focusing on the Orange Coast College Pirates," said Spencer, who hves in Manhattan Beach but is planning to move to Orange County. "We're going to get it going. I'm looking forward to meeting the players." Spencer earned hls Masters Degree m counseling and gwd-ince from Cd.I Lutheran in 1993. He graduated wttb a Bachelor of Aro. degree m physacdl education from Sonoma State an 1985. In 1986 at Sonoma State, he earned his teaching credential m phys1cdl education Wlth a biology supplement "I'm very fortunate and happy to be chosen,· said Spencer, who apphed for lhe job before it reopened . ·1 feel honored to be chosen. I'm going to enjoy being a part of the team at OCC. I am going to miss UCLA and being part of that abnosphere. I'm going to Spencer iilso said UCLA head coach Steve Lavin was happy for him and SpenceI was an ~ststdnt coach at Cal Lutheran from 1989 to 1994 and Ill the A ustralian Nat1ooal Basketball League from 1994 through1996 Coast W1.l1 be his fust bead coadung position. r .-· ·. AcUtlous ~ Name Sta!INl'lt The lol~ per.one ate doing ~ a : Noonan I 0 Syatema. 23882 t.mley St, M1S$On Viejo. CA 92691 Lme J. Bfady' 23882 Lindley St, M1H1on VlejO. CA. 92691 This buainua la con- ~ed by' an lndiYldual Have you alerted doing buslnesa yat? Yea. 7/V01 Linda J. Bfady Thla statemtn1 waa filed with the County Clenc ol OrW1Qt Colny on 07 l03/'l00 t 20011170000 Dd'f Pilot Uy 6, 13, 20, 27, 2QQ1 FOIO Awenue CESS AS A PRtME This business Is con-the Ofdtnanc:. may be 2. THE COURT Use Parmol No IStJO!l FaoirtlM) ..... 1180 CONTRACTOR. ducted by' a oorporalion rMd In the ccy Clel1c'a ORDERS that an per-UP200Hl24 ra sclled-I.Jn Parmrt No lrftne, CA 12912•1005 INTERESTEO Have you etar1td Office. n Farr Onve sons interested rn this uled lor re11>11w by the UP200t-«t5 rs Idled· Publllhed Nawpo11 SUBCONTRACTORS doing business yel? Costa Meta matter shall appear Ptanntng [)epenmen1 of uled for re,,..... by Che Buch-Colla Meaa ARE INVfTED TO AT· Yes. Jiiiy 1, 2001 MARY T. Eu.IOTT, belora this court at the lf\e City of Newport Planotng Department ol DUy PlloC My 13, 19, TEHD TH£ PAE·BID Jabez, Inc Deputy City a.ti hMnng indicated below Beadl on or ef'9r T-!ht Crty o1 Newpon iQ, 20()1 f!b015 CONfERENCE. Ken Moote. President Pubhshed Newport to snow cause, rt any. day, July 31, 2001. Beadl on or.,,_ T- Seeled bide for the Tilts stalemeot was Baach·Coala Maaa why me pe1111on tor Written comments or ~ O.y, July 31, 2001. ADV EAT IS EM E HT Lump Sum 8eM Bid tiled with the County Delly P1iol My 20. 2001 ct>ange ol name Should put related to ttle wnnen comments or ~ FOR SUB-BIDS wllf not be 8Ccepted ... Cler\ ol Orange Coi.lly F023 not be granted. project ahould be put related to the Subjeot lo condltlona ter. 2:00 PM, tHUAS-on 07/06l2001 NOTICE Of HEARING aubnllned to the Plan-project ahould be ptaecrtbed by the unct.r· DAY, AUGUST 11, 2001"70321 NOTICE Dete 914/01 ning Dep111men1 by autimltted 10 the Plan- llgned. aee1tc1 bldl tor a 2001, At· Oeaign and Dally PllQ.I July 13. 20. INVmNG BIDS Time· 2 PM, Dept L73 Mondey, July 30, 2001 nlng Depe11ment by Lurllfl Som Contracl ar• Construction S.rviCH 27. Aug. 3. 2001 F020 The addreu of the COUl1 tn ordef to be constdered Mon<My, Juty 30, 2001 Invited for the 1o11ow1og Unlveralty of Calitomia, Th• Orange County os same aa noted above In the Planning Dlrec-tn ordef 10 be cionsodefed work· Irvine. 3500 Berkeley FletlUous Business Sanllallon Oi1tnc1. Call-3. A copy o1 tt1l6 Order tor's dea1K>n 11 ap· in tile P11nn1ng 011ec· STUDENT Place, Irvine, CA Name Statement fomia, wtll racerva bide 10 Show Cause shall be p1011ed at the time ol r&-tor's daci11on II ap- RECREATION 92697·2450 The following persona until TUHdey, AU11Ullt publtlhed at least once Iii~. Iha appeal penod proved al the time o1 re-CENT!A AHO, Seeted bld9 for Untt are doing buslnesa u · 21, 2001 et 11:00 Lift. each week IOf lour sue-of 14 days will begin Vl&w. !NI appeal penod ATHLETIC Pr1c.e and AltemetM A ) Ponnay •Po· Bldt muat be r--..ed at ceulv• weeks pnor to lrom that date. during of 14 days wlll begin fACIUTll!8 wlll not be ~ et-nnay •Photography t the Olstnct'a Admtnls· ltle date Ml !of heanng which hme any on-from that dete. during lllPROVElll!NTS, ter. 4:00 PM, tHURS-Oesrgn, B ) Toby Pon· tratove Lobby or oo the petition m !tie~ terested party or lhatr whrch ttme any on PHASE I DAY, AUGUST 16, nay. Photographer. C) Purchuing Olft0e by Iha lowing newspaper of authorized agent ag-terested party Of therr PROJl!CT NO.: tl0086 2001 , At· Oealgn and Oranoe 8loseom Oellgll dale herelnabove Ml gene11I cttculatoon. griell9d ol that ~ aulhohzed agent ag UHIY£R91TY OF Construction S.MC8s, 408.$ Pomaettla, Co-10f1tl. al wtllCh lllTWI lhey s:· led~ ttus cou111y· may file a notJce ot ap-gnevad of lhat dea$l0n LEGAL NOTICE CALIFORNIA. Unlvertil'Y al Callfomie, rona del Mar. CA. 92625 'Mii be opened and ex-..,..,. peat to the PlaMrng may Ille a noctet ot ap- NOTICE OF IRVINE Irvine. 3500 Berkeley Toby Oliver Ponnay. amlned at the Olstrlc1 : JULY 11. 2001 CommtSSoon with a fihng peal to the Planning PUBUC SALE OF DESCRIPTION OF Place, lrvlna. CA 408.S P0tn$811!a, Co-Purchuing Ofltce JUDGE RICHARD 0. lee ot S741 00 10 dehy Commission wtlh a hl1ng a••NOON"'D WORK: Wor11 inclUOff 92e97·2"450 rona del Mar. CA. 9262S 1084-4 Ellla AYenue FRAZEE. SR. lhe cos1 ol the appeal lee of S7-4 1 00 to defray .... ,. "' Miamlc upgr8de al the Sealed Bide for Brenda Lyn McCon· Founcain Valley. Celllor· JUDGE OF TME SUPE· procedure the coat of tne aooeal PROPERTY precast COtlCrata H -Lump Sum S-Bid naughy Ponnay, 408 S nia, for the lollowtng R10R COURT The applocatton and procedure NclllC* la h«aby ~ _.,.. Mil I** enact>-end Meted bld9 tor P0tnsett11, Corona det STOCK LA8 Kimberley Parker deveioprnent plln5 of The ape>locauon and lhal Irle l.Rlefligned wll ln8nta. eddltlonal Mia-Unit PYtc.e and Anw-Mar, CA 92625 SUPPLIES Vandall the proposed P'Of4IC1 are dev9IO()menl 1>41ns of sell al public auction, m1c 1mptc,.,.meut1 IO ltie .,.... •be°"'* 8t This businea ta con· PUACKAS£~ rn 41 Southampton Court available for public re-the ptopoaed IXOf8CI are purauant lo Section gymnui\Mn portion of 4:06 P.11., Thureday, dueled by husOand and SPECW'lCA NO. Nawpot1 Beach. CA view and mlj)tcttOn 11 ava1lable 10< publrc 1&- 21700 al the ~ & ~ buildlnQ. ·~ AUGUST 11, 2001. wole MT-2001-M 92e60 ane Planning Depart· ,,_ and inspection 11 Proleaalonal Code, the • .., rab:illion of IOOftl Bid Secunty In the Have you llarted S..ied bida must be Published Newport ment. City ol Newport the Plann1ng Depart lotlowlng du crlbed medicine fllcMlty and amount ol 10% ol the doing bualnen y.t7 aubmll1ed on the tonn Buch-Coale Me11 Beach. 3300 Newport rMnl. Cl\'y ol Newpon property lo wit: ..igt11 training room, Lump Sum S-Bid. ex-YM , 02J0tf.2001 tupplied by the Oiatl1e1 Deily Piiot Jiiiy 20, 27, Boulevaro. Newpor1 Beach 3300 Newport RUDOLPH YARGER and aoceaaiblltty up-cludinll allematea. shall Toby ~ Ponney in ICOO<dance With aW Aug 3. 10, 2001 Beach. Calrlornre, BouleYard Newport ~?~~~rrBt4 3~: ~=TAUCTION ~ =ng '::'. filedThfs witl\ltfi:-"'eouW,: ::::-s;,!'8~ F0 25 =:9~ =act~ ~IS ~~It= LUGGAGE MISC. COST Q'TlMATE: Bid Bond at.a be. on the Oel1' of OrW1Qt COIKtly bid~ and further iOo CfTY Of Newport ~ Plen-lnfonnatlOn oontacl lhe BOXES ANO GARDEN t1l.!_O!!!!!!:OO Bid Oeadlrne. Nsted In on 0&"2&'2001 lonnation may be ob-NEWPORT BEACH mng Oap111men1 at Newport Beacti Plan· TOOLS. ~ SutMNOS the tataat pubhsllad 20011Nt54t latnad It the abo¥t Id-PUBLIC NOTICE (9-49) 644-3200 n1ng Department at ANDREW SMITH ONLY TO THI FOi.· Stete of California, De-Ody Plot .My 13. 20, drna. ltlephone (714) UM Pefmlt No. NOTE: The expenn (IM9) 644-3200 UNIT 047, MISC. LOWING PAE-®A~ pertment al lnaurance, 27. Aug, 3, 20!)1 FOl9 593-7583. UP2001-o24 ol lhll notioa la peld from NOTE: The expense HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. FIED PRIME CON· liat ol ~ Admllted Publlahed Newport (PA2001-135) a filing lee oollecled from of IM notice ii petd from AND BOXES TRACTORS: to Trar.d &nty lneuf· Actttlous Bualneee Buch·Colla Meu NoCice la hereby ~ the ~ a fling lat oolleclad from S.le wlll be by oorn· H.A. LIWSI. INC. ance In Thia Stat• Name S11rtiement Oall'Y Piiot July F 20, that an applloetlon hu Pu hailed Newport the lll)Oficant petitill• bidding (wlftten 2129 eoew A~ The IUCi08Mful Bidder The followlng peraona 2001 02.4 b b 1 d b Beacf1·Coata MaH Publien.d Newpor1 aaalad bide may be Loe AnQa1ee. CA 90025 and ita Suboontractors ant doing ~ u · ean au m tte Y ()Uy Pilot Uy 20. 2001 BHch·Coate MaH wbmltted In advanot) (31f>) 41'&-1511 wilt be rtQUhd 10 follow McNicnale 011trlbu· SUPERIOR COURT ~,.,,:!~"~~ -----~F-02_6 Dally Pilot Uy 20. 2001 ON THE 21TH Of JUl'f (310) 4n-2887 Fax the 11011dlacrlminlltion re-tlon. 1920 Court Ave,. OF CALIFORNIA, tempor11ry 11gns (bllfi. CfTY OF f027 9;AM. AT THE Etttmator. QUlrementa Ht forth in Newport BHch, CA COUNTY OF nera) In exoeaa ~ the NEWPORT BEACH ,.,,,--....,_ •·-•--· PREMISC WHERE aald ,.,.., U1w1a the Bidding Documents 92663 ORANGE 90-de time period ,_ .-...u.....,. -·- property hu bean ~AC INC Ille and to pey preYalling Mlchael McNichola, 341 THE CITY DRIVE -.ow.dy by the Zonl~ PUBLIC NOTICE Nllnw Sts'9"*wt ltOred and whlctl 11 ~ IOLftl( PACR W8Qt rltM at the 1oca-1920 Court Ave .. ~ POST Of'FlCE BOX Code in. temporary U. Pwmlt No. The tollowlf"3 P«90tll catad at AYRES SELF 2424 ~ SlrMI. lion of lhe Wert. port Baecf\. CA 92683 ut71 ~ .,. ~ on the UP2001-o25 -doing llullhae u STORAGE. 1880 WHIT-Sen . CA All "--pot!-David McNlcllola. ORANGE. CA. property trontagee of (PA2001·1H) OEM EXTRA. 122 112 TIER AVE., COSTA 112110-888 ~ raqWed to be ob-1920 Court Ava , New-92683-157t Irvine Av.iut and Welt· No4ioa la t...tiy ~ o43rd Street. Newoport MESA. ii_A. =Je4tl (819~47 =::-be ~:Ei port Bwtt. CA 92e63 LAMOREAUX JUSTICE c:t11t Drive The tempo-thmt en ~ llU 8::-r CA 1112983 l2 650-12 .._. bid,. (8t8) 730 Fu ~ .... Uni Thia bulllnela la oon-CENTER rary .q,. are ~ bHt1 abllllad b1y ~· 122 1 MIV'M the ""'~'° et Eatlmator. ., ducted by • general PElTTION Of due to on going oe» Miuel T~n to 43rd ...... -. Newport me aele. Purc:tt•-KMI Cetnmel for111 and pal'tMl'ahlp Klmbarl~L Parker ICl\dior1 on the~ pem1l h lililllll*w118nC 8aech. CA 82983 muat be made b'f Clllllt'I QMAT WEST aubeteftoe. All euch Have you •tarted Vandal FOR CHANGE °'"* tNI lndudM ,. ot an lnd•p•ndenl Thia bu11nee1 11 oon- and peid !or at fie llme CONT'ft.ACTotta. INC. pokM etiell be t. dosig ~ y«? No ~ NAME ~ al ,,_ build-n-.ge ~ 1n oon-duded by en lndMdull al purctlaae. NA put· 4682 E. Elaelit-8U8d by • OOlllf*'Y, Mldlaal McHlchola ORDIR TO IHOW Ing ._.. and a ,_ ~ wit! a .... c:we Heve yov etarted dlU8d gooda llf't **I Clrde, Aneheim, wtlldl II ..... 'Y .... Thia atalemenl -~ POt1t ~ aign PIOl1"'I The ~ ~. The pnlp8l'tr 11 ~ bulNee ~ No u la and lllUll be ,._ CA t2807 and .... t.¥9 a r"""'8 lied wllh tie County Olf Mm 8f1y ~ed in the 1oc...s 1r1 fie RSC 0... Aod T..-.no moY8d a1 1me t:1 .... C114l m.(J(Jn at.,.•.....,.,...•~ C1e1tt a1 Orat1ga Ccu11y CA.II. ~= RSC ..,_,...... lricl. Thia •111 ,,.,. - Sal• ta •ut>lect 10 (7f4) m«11 Fu nMCW cl111wtctta1Mt °" 07/11/2001 A2011M Pnipetty loc9'9d at ~ loc9ted at flecl -"' .. County <*K 1l1dc 1 '°' b ft9lll &tllnetof: ol VII ot beftlr. M1M7"17 TO AU. INTERESTED tlOO ~ Aw M11 E. C.... ..... a.ti al Or-. Co&fty ot Mtllalv•ll ..._,. Ole:* waMr1Der The ~ B.ctdef Delly Plot .Mt 13, 20, PERSONS· The P'OJ8d hM been WIJ, 1111ia 1• on 07118/2001 leldotd and oblgMed a.A CORPOAATlON t141 ~.,'°..,.. 27. M !\ $1 Rlt!I 1 Petitioner ~ end II hM Thill project '-been _,...,., .. ~~s GROUP. 1s1:_~· ~~~,.:C:. 8'WARY Of Klmb•rl•y Parker :-;.,-..-,:=-'re~ ::-=-,:c'i8d "twt'-: :1";.:c;,20!Jli BONO ~ S... u-.-CA lloelwe current Ill the PROPOSED Yendell 111«1 ' petlCion -·.... ..-.. S...00-t&M ,::::::;:--llme ot NlmlellOn of"' 0•-.a-E """ tHa oouf1 '°' a under ~ :~-, e..,..,c 91t1~, ._ ...... .i.....___ !310~"'='",._ n•~ ~ dec:rM.. ~~ ol th• C1llfornla laJ the ~ _;:!~ .. , . ..,... ._ -.... __,,...,,.,., ...., art OF E""4!olwt•llll Oua1ty of th• Cautornl• ......, home RMlderll t.teneoln 310 3ll6..n1 LICINta -r-.-"iilPa Partier Vandall to ACI under 0.. 1, (£.Jr-El .. OI"**' Que.My ~:;;;: d?3 "led Pul>llehed ... npon Edrnlltof: CUlllFICATION: 0RaNANC£;"-;01~-9h::+iK11n;,.1.,.,~W).., Pa!Mr 1m11119 F.-..), AC1 W11111r Cfllla 1, ((JI> •• ..._., a .. oh-Cott• M•H Nlldk'9 Dul'lllncln Oenaf1ll Bulclng acihedul9d to be "' w ::::======:...:=======.:.=======::.:=======. = Plot My 1~, .~: ... ~ ~: ..... ..,... ~ .. ---9 tom .. ldaplotl on .uy :.:fj1 ,er:: Con-THE REGENTS ~ ti, I001, ... w ~!l MY 11. 91 M UNIVERSnY aF =-:: :.. .. c::= -:== ._., st CALIFORNIA •IMMM: AYll: ~e:!. MY, 2001 c ... , •unia, ....... ~· .. ~. H•= ...... ~ -._ -,..c~-. = ,_ »t 1" ao. ::!.""' Alllln: ,.,..... fOJ4 ~ 01 ..... ........ =: °'m • 117. Aa•-,..._ .......... •\. Ct!r ftl o!::S ~ ,..._ -D I apt C1i1a ~,... -.. .,:(!*~ "-ftaii•• ,,_ T-• .... ..-.......... -- • -s .~ & .... I I tq=..~ al~~ 17111 '--........ --~ ii""illMiiii.. W. 'Pt t .. .. ...,: =:...-::::r:"Ee-= §1==1---. ~ .. ,.ET&a STARTING JJii ··~~ 111i •••: :UI !i:rr; JJ1j ·111! ,,,,,; fflt lilt I ·1•11 Vi! ,~1r~ l t i tr ! , . , al sL ~ i i ~ I l"J -~ ~1 ' ~ :J.! .. J ~ ~ a a.fi"3.r ~~ts at i'.-: fl f ~r.!1-· --.,.. ....... ,_ ~ ... ~ v ------------, I D YEI, IEU. IY CAR I I rn Run your ad in the I ".'"'.'~-------- Newport Beach-I ~------- Costa Mesa Dal~ I c.y : Pilot and the I 1' Independent to I --------- ,. homes. ~ax us this Ode. 0 it 0 ~ 0 Mn reach over 100,000' IAm , form with your credit 1 .1>1111:,1u•a. Em.Diii card # or mail with 1 Aima.tM91a.s a check today! I lllf-w... lblll--- Run for a week! If 8!.°"'* 8:::::. g=.,~ Pia--a--o-.......a-o... your car does not g:= g=g::-..: sell, we'll run it for I g=g=..-g:,.~-~r,:... a ... -a..,..., a ... ---"'" another week FREEi 1 .....__ _______ _. t All for just $16'. L _ :~!=~~;_.a;.~:-:.. .. ... ~t----J auectCIOOKi snvP Training •n<! Support. ~ w.t:. Ml. .~7117 ~t , .. ,,, : , c.·-. -..•. · . ..-\ ... • ..._..,..p~, r. ~. -.... ..,, ... ~ ·: 'Y-"~ ,,~d ~ . ONI FOil THE COLUMNS Bolb vulllrnble. Wat dr:aJs. NORTH • ltU4 0 It 73 0 lta7' •Kl WJBT EAST •7l •13 o AJtl5 o '4 o AKQJ o 953 •Qt •J 111653 SOl!TH •AKOJ9 o OIOl -o O •A74 The biddioa: WEST NOR'111 EAST SOllfH le;> .... ... ow 10 .... ... l• .... J • ..... . ........... Openina Iced: Kina of o • Some plays are routine. Olhen are destined to &et one's name io the bridge columna. South cllOle a spec-tacuJar line on this deal, bul had IOUnd reuoo for doini IO. Smee 1 ~bid of one s1*ie cou1d be made wiih as few as 9-10 points, the correct way IO deKribe the Soudl boldina WM IO lllft widl I IMeoul double. Nonh dearly held ClllOltlb IJO rip. ll*b. ad ~ bid lbe cX1l'l values r-.y 10 puth OD to pme. Wat led ibe tJna ot diamonds, and ccnt1nucd wkb lbc -=-IOd queen. dDclarcr ndf&ng. '11» probkm WU IO bold lbe heart lolcn to ooe. IOd lbe euy WI)' lO .::bieve lhlt sOIJ WU IO rinepe Che ten. However. since Wat WU mlltcd with five hcllu, lhal defender was moro litzty IO ho&d lhe ;.ct. Ind declarer found a way lO neuind.ize lhlt hn!IGn. Soodl ruffed·~ diamond and drew uumpe In two rounds. (T'hc even splde distribution wu not nec- euarll y CllClJtiaJ lO lhe succeu of the aublequeat play.) The kin& Ind ace of clubl wa-e Cubed. a club wu ruffed in dummy md I diamond WU ruffed in the doled bind. With the minor nits ltriooed from boCb lbe &able and lbe dolCd band IOd ach still had a lnlmp, ~Wied with lhe queen ollanl. Weat won the ace,. but was forced to return a heart away from the jack. Dcc:larer duclced in dummy alld. wtien East followed low, lhe ten of hearts won and the king scored dcclarer 's I~ trick. llERCEDIJ INZ W Sl 500 SPORT, .._, blacll, ••••c co11d. Only 2IK 1111, '55.000 " ; ...... '"" .· .. --.,.. ·. • I '----~" ·~· FREE~ You've heard about Viagra ... but have you triul it? • v...,,. 1ucceu le dependent OQ propuu.e. Cft ..... d .... . ...,..... .... ... .• as.... 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