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Home My WebLink About2002-05-09 - Orange Coast Pilot,. • - • ·--After some early morning f <;>9 blurs our vision, we should be able t o see quite clearly this afternoon . Sff P~A.2 SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COf.AMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2002 . Costa ·Mesa's latest budget appears 'healthy'.. •But city manager warns that habit of overspending must not continue in future years as the city will not be . able to support it. Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The city man- ager declared a "healthy" financial outlook for the upcoming year in his annual budget message this week and crectited the city's strong vital signs to exceptional growth in rev- enue from retail establishments. Allan Roeder presented the council with the $101 .8-million pro- posed budget ror the 2002-03 fiscal year and' said the report was intend- ed to begin discussion. Council members will begin public budget discussions at a June 10 study ses- sion. The 2002-03 budget presents a $7 .2-million increase -or 7 .64 % - over its 2001-02 budget. No pro- grams are scheduled to be cut in the next fiscal year -wtuch will begm July 1 -and the city has even added a few more employment positions. Despite the national eco- nomic downturn, Costa Mesa con- tinues to thrive because of its large retail revenue base. The boom m retail establish- ments over the last 30 years has allowed city cotters to consistently increase, the report states. The 2002-03 budget assumes the same growth, showing $1.9 million more in anticipated sales and use tax than the previous year. Sales and use tax is the single largest revenue source for the city - estimated at $36 million in 2002-03 -but with Costa Mesa rapidly reaching its building capacity, Roed- er cautioned agaihst depending on such dramatic return!> m the future. Caty ofhcadls foresee a 3°1., increase m property taxes -from $13.4 million in 2001-02 lo $13.8 million m 2002-03 -and 1'urist-dri- ven revenues are expected' lo go up 5.8'Y. .. Roeder said the aty is m good shape <lS £dr dS expenditures dre concerned The budget calls for d numbN of capital improvement pro- ject!\ d'> d haqh pnonty, espec1d1Jy for the Westside The city as expected to spend 0 83''',. more an capital 111)provement projects an the next year, ford told! of $2.1 m1lbon. •All of that 1s being dffom- m Copies of the Costa Mesa 2002- 03 fiKal year budget are avail- able in the city clerk's office at 77 Fair Drive or online at www.ci.costa -mesa.ca.us. Copies are also available at Costa Mesa branch libraries. pbshed -for dbout the 20th year an d row -without dny new taxes or mcrease an tdxes, • Roeder said. SEE BUDGET PAGE A4 Mayor touts airport area. development •Newport Beach leader stresses the need for continued economic growth, d espite city's Greenlighl law. June Casagrande DAILY PILOT NEW.PORT BEACI I -He's said it before, and he'll Sdy 1t agam: "Quality of Life demd.J1d'> thdt we hdve strong economic growth " Staying true to h1'> pledge to promote Tod Ridgeway re!>pon,.1ble develop- ment in the aty, Mayor Tod Ridgeway made tht!> point a central theme of tus State of th«i.> City address at Wednesddy's annual meeting of the Newport Bedch Chamber of Commerce PHOTOS BY STEVE MCCAANi< I O.AA.Y I'll.OT Amy Hartwell; center, and her Adams Elementary School classmates rehearse for their upcoming musical play "Heroes.,. Smee talong office m ldnUdT)'. Ridgeway has lcrnnched a camprugn to ldke development isc;ues off the defen- sive, and to take a bold offensive against Green.IJ.ght, the atv\ '>low-growth law. Further pmpomltng ttus V1S1on. Ridgeway told chdlTlher and com.muruty members that he -.,eec; the airport area as an ideal place to foster economic growth to benefit the oty'!> overall quality of lile. A bow to heroes Adams Elementary's original music production will celebrate everyday heroes. including those who emerged from the Sept. 11 te"orist attacks Deirdre Newm•n DAILV PILOT H eroes have taken on special significance in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Next week, Adams Eementary School fourth-and fifth-graders will celebrate everyday heroes through a musical production. The show, •Heroes," is an original piece written and direct- ed by Kathleen Chapman. It brings home the message that anyone can be a hero and that even kids can recognize heroit traits. •I learned a lot about differ- ent heroes, that it can be anyone from a soldier to your own family members,• said fowth-grader Aaron Ludlow, 10. Sixty-three students from the Costa M esa school have been rehearsing for more than an hour each week for the past 14 weeks to prepare for the show. see HEROES PAGE A4 One of the 1tan of •Heroes," turon Ludlow, foreground, rehearses with the rest of the cut at Adams Elementary. Those many memories of murders and mysteries S carcely a week goes by • that there isn't an obit- uary or the revisiting of )l news event that touches very directly on people or stories I covered in more than 50 years of journabsm. t..iosU~ I resist rehashing them here, but every so often one comes along that ii irre· iistible. Uke the Marilyn Sheppard murder cue. nu. ii a story that hu h'ad legs -teeond only to the Hearst kidnapping -for al.molt a hAlf-century. • Sam Sheppard WU a 32- year-old Olteopath in a • aev.Jand suburb when he WU c:onvit19d In 1956 -Jhen 10 ,..,,, later retried and found not guilty -of Joseph I. Ill ...... bludgeoning bis wUe to death. The crime spawned .The Pugttwe• 1V --and IDCMe, along wttb dOiml of bOoks and meg•· line artk:IM. ............ new94)'9al' ago when the efforts of Shep- pard's son to win a wrongful imprisonment lawsuit that would have cleared the name· of his long dead father was rejected by an Ohio court. And it made the news again last week when the Los Angeles Tunes devoted a full page to an upcoming book that builds a forensic C4l8 agaiast a new suspect. 1 got involved in the Shep- J».rd case wben J was UllgiMKI by 1hae Mep11ne -in thole de)'I • kind of blue-c:Ollar Esquire -to pro- ftle • 8eYerly HOii medic.'91 dodor mmed WUllam J. Bryan Jr., W'bo turned OUI ID Sii CUltVI Ma M "The atrport dred is.ripe for redevel- opment,• he sdad. noting that buildings such as the one-story omces on BLrch Street are obsolete But he was quick to point out that some areas should remain reldllvely untouched "We're not mterested m allowing any expansive dE>velopment to occur m the coastal zone,· he sa1d. drawt.ng the line from Bnstol Street south. He underscored hts position on deveJopment by laying out some of the financial dilhculltes facing the city: Property taxes, the No. 1 source of city revenue, will mcrease only about 2°to to 3% in the next fiscal year, compared with growth or about 8% m the 2001-02 fiscal year. A nationWJde slump in tourism is httb.ng home. too. he said. Hotel taxes and sales taxes from restau- rants. both cruaal sources of mcome to the ctty, have also slumped. And Ridgeway sees yet another financial danger: a state budget crisis that has municipalibes braced. for the worst. SEE MAYOR PAGE A4 -\. COYOTE WAlllNI Spring is the PMk of the coyote hunting SHSOn. whkh c.n ~ into partS of~ IHct'I. S.PegeAJ co••••n• ... One ....... ~ lltanl LMm lhould .....an'° ..... Calta ......... ltlchlrm. _,..._ • • . ~· COIPOUTE HIP~ENING A free publk workshop titled •How to Control Your Wealth .. will be given by Carrie Mlzera. a financial adVisor from Morgan Stanley, at 5:30 p.m. Tues· day at the Newport Beach P\Jblic Libraty, 1000 Avocado Ave., hosted by the Newport Beach Chamber of commerce. Mlzera v.011 discuss issues such as estate planning, trust strategies and reaHlfe examples oi hoW J)eople have made correct decisions to control their wealth. Before joining Morgan Stan- ley, Mlzera served as an investment advisor representative with John Han- cock Financial Se!Vkes. No reseNations needed. (949) 729-4400. A2 Thursday, M.ay 9, 2002 WORKING Sam Sanders HE.IS A man who knows how to move FINDING HIS NICHE A former student of Arthur Murray Dance Studio and an avid dance enthusiast, Sam Sanders turned his passion for dance into a career. For two years, he has taught salsa, swing, waltz, rumba and many others al Arthur Murray, leading him to believe he has found his niche. "l've wanted to do this ever since I was 14," he said. "I enjoy making people get the same feeling that I do when I dance. I think it's something that fits me." • That feeling he gets when he dances has driven him to always try to learn more. Even before he started teaching, when he saw people danc- ing, he would ask them to teach him a few steps. As a result. Sanders man- aged to develop qUite a repertoire of dance moves all on his own. ONE STEP BEYOND Using that motivation in his train- ing, Sanders now finds he can incor- porate his knowledge of different steps to enhance the dances he likes best. ·1 like freestyle dub dancing the best," he said. "But l can't actually categorize my favorites because some BRIEFLY IN BUSINESS Costa Mesa PR group named award finalist The Public Relations Society of America has named PainePR of Costa Mesa a finalist for the 2002 Silver Anvil Awards competition for two cam- paigns. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony scheduled for June 6 in New York City. "Considering the h.igh quality of ~ VOL 96, ,.p. 129 "40MAS H. JOMNIOfl ~ 10NY OOOlllO, Tea ching a dance step or twq or three ballroom dances are better than freestyle dancing for different reasons ... so knowing both is good." And knowing a lot more than two is even better. Even though he has bad the oppor- tunity to enter competitions himself, a run of bad luck has hindered him from doing so. However, he has had the opportunity to compete with his students. TOP OF THE DANCE HEAP During a competition in Las Vegas recently, Sanders and a student com- peted and won first place in every ·competition they entered. His student was also named top newcomer stu- dent, a significant moment for the both of them. Not all of his students are at the competing level, and Sanders never seems to have any problems with adjusting his teaching methods. "There are so m!lJly different ways people pick up information,• he said. ·As long as I'm going as fast as they can learn it and they're happy, it's OK• Some of his students might enjoy knowing that learning the various programs entered into this competition every year, as well as the meticulous stapdards used to select winners, we are extremely honored to have our pro- grams chosen as top finalists in these categories,· said David Paine, presi- dent and chief executive of PainePR. One of the campaigns selected as a finalist was established for Proctor & Gamble for Ivory Soap. In that cam- paign, the firm developed a program to support the introduction of Ivory's new retro packaging and celebrate its 120 years of national advertising. types of dancing for his teaching posi- tion did have its challenges for him too. "The rhythm dances like cha-cha, salsa, swing and rumba I actually clicked with a lot better (than the smooth dances), but it was harder to get the hip movements down,• he admitted. TEACHING A FEELING tfaving overcome the hip-move- ment challenge he faced in the begin- ning of his career, Sanders now has time to enjoy the teaching process. ~1 think it's kind of cool that I can leach a feeling,• he said. "When you learn a dance, a lot of people get real- ly happy about it. People have fun with it. it's kind of like teaching peo- ple fun." That's all Sanders thinks dancing should be. While he understands that many people only feel carefree when they dance and no one's watching, be strives to get his students to take that feeling onto every dance floor. He never plans to stop. "I'd like to do this for as long asJ can, until my legs fall off at least, an . then I'll figure out how to dance in a wheelchair,'' he said. -Story by Christine Carrillo; photo by Don Leach The other campaign was created for the XM Satellite Radio national launch, in which the firm publlciied and introduced the first sateJ.Ute radio service for consumers. •These campaigns both demon- strated the unsurpassed level of cre- ativity that our firm is known for and produced impressive results for the clients for which they were execut- ed," Paine said. PainePR was established in 1986 and has maintained its top ran.king for mid-size agencies nationwide. 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The Friends of the New- port Beach Ubrary will have a members-only used book sale from 1 to 5 p.m. Friday and a public sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur- day. It's easy to join the Friends of the Library; there are applications available at the door. At the members- only sale, hardcover books are priced at two for $1 and paperbacks at six for $1. At the public sale, books go for $1 a bag. All proceeds from the sale will go' to the library system. The book~ale is at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. It's open from 10:30 a .m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. · The Greenhouse Spa at Fashion Island has two Mother's Day packages ide- al for gift-giving. The •Ti.me Together" package was designed for mothers and daughters, or husbands and wives. With the purchase of two facials or massages, booked on the same day, your mom will receive any product of her choice, up to a $35 value. "Her Beautiful Face" includes a Classique facial, 1iish McEnvoy make- up consultation and your choice of $50 in cosmetics. This package is $195. The Greenhouse Spa is at Fasil- ion Island, Newport Beach. (949) 644-4677. Cottura at Fashion lsland is celebrating an Italian- style Mother's Day called Festa della Mamma, now through Sunday with a 20%-off sale. The store car- ries a large collection of Renaissance-inspired, hand- painted !talian ceramic art, including dinnerware, pitch- ers, vases, masks and other decorative pieces. One of its most popular lines is Ani- mali, with 10 patterns that mix well together. Animali is featured on this month's cover of Bon Appeti:t !llaga- zine. Cottura is at Fashion Island's Atrium Court. (949) 644-1151. Designer consignment clothing is reduced at the Belllsslma anniversary sale Greer Wylder BEST BUYS today through Saturday. U you mention this column, you'll receive 10% off all purchases. Bellissima carries high-end women's consign- ment clothing, including Gucci, Giorgio Armani, ' Richard Tyler, Valentino, Ralph Lauren, Donna Karan, Chanel, Escada, Judith Leiber, Christian La Croix, Calvin Klein and Versace, and it carries a large selec- tion of St. John Knits. It's at 2850 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. (949) 718- 0476. Nordstrom will have a certified bra fit expert at its South Coast Plaza store from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. Margaret McMillan will help you find the perfect bra, as experts say that eight of 10 women are wearing the wrong bra size. Also, Nordstrom carries some of the best bras, including Le Mystere - a linguine strap bra in pistachio, nude or black at $52; matching thong -$22; Felina "Har- low" demi-bra in black or alabaster, 328 through 38DD1 matching boy-leg shorts·-$24; Chantelle •Ava• lace bra in blue, 32 through 38C, 32D through 42G -$75; m~tching thong -$36; Donna Karan Inti- mates -diamond tulle bra in nude or black, 34B through 36B -$54; and matching bikini-$24. Nordstrom is at South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa. (714) 549-8300. The Collections and Sarah WbJtcomb antiques, on Antique Row'on East 17th Street in Costa Mesa, are having a May sale. There are savings on light- ing and rugs. Also, the stores will be open on Moth· er's Day. They're open Crom 11 a.m. to 5 p .m. Tuesday through Saturday. Antique Row is at 130 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. (949) 650-6947. Armolre is having a Mother's Day sale on all clothing, accessories, jewel- ry and shoes reduced 25%. It's in the Corona del Mar Plaza, 84-0 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach. (949) .644- 9888. • BEST IUYS appears TI'll1rsdays and Saturdays. Send Information to Greer Wylder at 330 W. Bay St., Cos- ta Mesa, CA 92627, or via fa11 at (949) 646-4170. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST Endure the low clouds and fog this morning, but look for- ward to a mostly sunny after- noon with highs in the mid· to late 60s. Much of the same will gr~ us through Sunday. lnformlrtlon: www.nws.ne>H,gov .. BOATING FORECAST Fog Mld low clouds wlll domlnMe the sky Nrty. The westerly winds wtll blow their typical 10 to 15 knots In the Inner w.teB this •ftemoon, with 2-foot WIWS ~ a west IMfl of J to s Mit. The Winds will ..,. ovtrNght. though fog wltl a..,, beck In. Out friter, • tmall<r•ft acMloly wtM be In tH.ct • the nonlu;~ winds blow 15 to 25 knoll thll lftlmoot., with 2· to 4.faOt WMs and I northwesnwell of s to 8 feet. Tonight, the 20-to 30-knot winds will blow, with 3-to 5- foot waves and a northwest swell of 6 to 9 feet. SURF It's going to be knee-to waist-high sets day today1 though waves should return to the waist· to chest-high range Friday 1fternoon, The same will be encountered this weekend. ........ tty. www.wrfrklM.org. TIDES llme 1:39•.m. 2:21 p.m. l :llp.m. ~-Ngh O.tlfeetlow !l.22feet"Wt __ ......_ AbcMltst • Doily Pilot Thursday, Moy 9, 2002 A3 . Warnings made about coyotes COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL WRAP·UP • Spring is the peak of the animals' hunting season, which can .encroach into parts of Newport Beach. Deepa Bharath . DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -It's that time or the year again. Public safety officials are • warning residents about the presence of coyotes, which are at the peak of their hunt- ing season about now. N ewport Beach Animal Control officers have put out a gener&l coyote bulletin to educate residents about how to guard their pets against the creatures. The problem has always existed in Newport Beach, said Animal Control Officer Ja.mye Rogers. "We do have several coy- otes in the Back Bay area,• she said. "But these animals are urban and can travel four, six or even 10 miles.· Rogers said the city usual- ly gets several rep orts of coy- ote sightings and attacks in the spring. "Between February and May, coyotes are usually mat- ing, hunting and teaching their young ones to hunt,• . she said "So it 1s a very FYI Officials suggest residents take the following steps to protect themselves and their pets from coyotes: • Do not feed coyotes. •.Fence off animal end<>- sures. • Keep cats and small dogs Indoors or in the d~ presence of an adult. • Store trash in covered heavy-duty containers with secure lids. • Keep yards free from potential shelter, such as thidc brush, weeds, wood piles or excess debris. • Keep property well lighted at night. • Keep small children under close adult supervi- sion at all times. For more information, call Newport Beach Ani- mal Control at (949) 644- 3717. active time.· Jn March, residents on San Bernardino Avenue, a street that adjoins Cliff Park, reported coyote sightings to the city. As late as fall last year, Back Bay residents said they lost several pets to coy· ote attacks. • <!Jfll/lllllJ!JJufi FLO RAL & G I FT Great Mother's Day Gifts 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa, Located behind Plum's Patio Inside CITY HALL · Here are some of the dedsions coming out of Monday's City Council meeting. MEDICAL BUILDING WHAT HAPPENED: The City Council denied a prelimi· nary request Monday to bend existing planning requirements and allow for a large medical building in the place of two mobile home parks on Newport Boulevard. · Despite an elaborate computer presentation by ~•. 2 • heavy-hitting consultant Carol Hoffman, who rep- resented the Home Ranch project, council members refused to budge on existing requirements for develop- ments. Hoffman represented the owner of the Snug Harbor and El Nido trailer parks in the 1600 block of Newport Boulevard who wants to use the 4.4- acre parcel of land for something other than mobile housing. The proposed project calls for a five-story medical office building with a square footage well over the maximum allowed in the city. City Planner Kim Brandt ~aid the general plan requires building heights of four stories or less. She explained planners' use of a formula known as the floor-area ratio, which attempts to balance the square footage of the building to open space and also takes into consideration anticipated traffic, and said the project exceeds the maxi- mum ratios. Hoffman agreed to a four-story building but fought for the increase in square footage. The building requires wider hallways and storage space for hefty medical equipment -space that £&~ Mattress Outlet Store BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! doesn't necessarily equate to more employees or more traffic, she said. The request is in the preliminary stages and must still pass throu~h the Planning Commission and the City Council, Hoffman said. She asked the council to approve the initial portion and then let planners. commissioners and council members examine it more closely and then decide. Three C1f the five council members opted not to adopt Hoffman's logic. Councilwoman Libby Cowan said she was concerned not only.about the con- cessions in square-footage requirements but the Qisplacement of 122 trailer park residents, who are commonly seniors or people with low to moderate incomes. WHAT IT MEANS: The owner of the two trailer parks must make additional concessions to the medical building concept or apply for a different proiect that ,omplies with the general plan. WHAT THEY SAID: "I've seen this project before, and it is huge," Mayor Linda Dixon said. "I'm not sure 1f this is the right place for this." • Councilmen Chris Steel and Gary Monahan dissented. WEST 19TH STREET UPDATE WHAT HAPPENED: Council members postponed any decisions about the zoning of a residen- tial strip (;li,W~~U.9th Str~et until the redevel- opment agency has a chance to examine it. In 1965, a portion of West 19th Street was designated a "transition· at. area " in the anticipation of the 19th Street bridge over the Santa Ana River. At that time. city officials said the bridge would require a gradual NEXT MEETING • WHEN: 6:30 p.m. May 20 • WtERE: City Hall, n Fair Drive, Costa Mesa • INFORMATION: (714) 7~5225 change in the existing properties from low-density re$idential to commercial use. As a result of past actions, many businesses that operate out of houses have cropped up along the busy street. The businesses are legal, but'the Plan- ning Commission has expressed an interest in returning the residential feel to the street. The city's Planning Department rec- ommended that the City Council remove the tranS!tJonal-area label and return the area to residential zoning. That move would .aHaw existing busi- nesses to operate legally until the title 1s transferred. Area business owners and residents scoffed at the proposed change, saying it is ridiculous to zone that area of such a busy thoroughfare as residential. WHAT IT MEANS: The council will leave the transitional ·area as is unless further questions result during the Westside redevelopment process. WHAT THEY SAID: Councilwoman Libby Cowan said the proposed changes were premature, giv· en that they are being considered for possible redevelopment.· "We are paying someone to evaluate that property and if it is a good candi- date, we've tied the hands of the rede- velopment agency," Cowan said. " In favor to postpone the decision -Compiled by Lolita Harper FULL BAR COCKTAILS OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO "OUR OWN WINES JUST ARRIVED FROM NAPA VALLEY. Mon-Fri IO:OOam-6:00pm. Sat & Sunl0:00am·5:00pm Phone (949) 764-1746 One &lock SCMllh of -'05 r-y ( ) 545·7168 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645·7626 Fam1 y Fun Wee en . Ce ebr ati ng Mo • • at South Coast Plaza Bring the entire family to South Coast Plaza to enjoy free activities including family photographs, carousel rides, Mother's Day crafts and plenty of entertainment. Our retailers and restaurants are getting in on the act with wonderful offers of their own. Mark your calendar for a fantastic weekend that promises to be a great time for your entire family. All Activities and Ever:fts are Free! fatt1ily Phof~raphs ~ Carousel Rides ........ Mother's Day cra~fs ~ Trairt Rides ialloo" Arfisfs ti_Live Musil Saturday, May 11 , 1 O am -6 pm Sunday, May 12, 11 am -5 pm Every Mom deserves .. a great meal out Juet plw a caH to our COnClefge and let them re&et'Ve a table for your timlly at one of our mMy ._. dl'*1g or casual restaurants. (714) 411 2083 Treat Mom to a bountiful bouquet All weekend long, In Bloom Fine Floral Design will be creating beautiful arrangements for sale in our Carousel Court. · Mother's Day Enter to Win \ Enter to win a special day of indulgence at South Coast Plaza: . Two-night stay In a luxurious suite at The Westin South Coast Plaza A day of pampering at The Spa South Coast Plaza A crystal vase, ·oamplerre," from Lal/qc!e A beautfful sllk scarf and leather handbag from BVLGARI Complete details and entry forms ... 8vailable at our Concierge ~s. • " A4 Thursday, Moy 9, 2002 PUBLIC Slf ETY POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • last 11th Streft: Vandalism was reported in the 100 block at 4:10 p.m. Tuesday NEWPORT BEACH •Costa MeP Freeway and Del Mar Avenue: A hit-and-run was reported at 12:17 p.m Tuesday •Gisler Av~\M: Graffiti was reported In the 1300 block at 8: 11 a.m Tuesday. • Oiff Driw: A petty theft was reported In the 2000 block at 1:32 p.m. Tuesday. • Fem Street and West CcNtst Jflghway: A petty theft was reported at 12:19 a.m. Tues-- day. • Legan Aven\M: A grand theft was report· ed In the 1300 block at 3:26 a.m. Tuesday. • Newport ~•rd and Hosp tul Road: A reckless ddver vJas reported at 7:05 a.m. Tuesday. • Newport Boulev•rd: A petty theft was reported in the ·2300 block a\ 9:17 a.m. Tues-· day. • Newport Certt•r Drive West: A petty theft was reported In the 900 block at 9:12 p.m. Tuesday. • Pomon• Avenue: A commercial burglary was reported in the 1800 block at 4:27 p.m. Tuesday •West Ocean Front A prowler was report· ed in the 2400 block at 12:36 a.m. Tuesday. • West Wilson Stntet: Vandalism was report· ed'" the 1000 block at 11 31 a.m. Tuesday. •East 17th Street: Annoying phone calls were reported 1n the 300 block at 10·09 a.m. Tuesday • Sus.sex Lane: Battery was reported in the 1300 block at 8:42 a.m. Tuesday. • Unlvenity Dri"4t: A grand theft was reported in the 2300 block at 11:50 a.m. Tues· day. BUDGET CONTINUED FROM A 1 But thl' report' does warn of dn c1ppdrent trend of mcredsed sptJndtng. In the pdsl tw1l yf•drs, funds des1g· ndled lor sPrv1ces such as pubht '>df Pty. street mainte- ndnn>, cod<' enforcement c1nd rN·rt•tltJOn programs hdvc C>xceedt>d budget allo- cc1t1ons "The city cc1nnot continue c1lony tll1c, J)dlh without cxp<'C llnq to mcre<lse tdxes dnd h•c>'>, implement new ldXP'> or dpprovp new devel- opmPnt in t>xcess of what is provided for in the current genPrdl plc1n, • Hoeder's bud- gf't nH''>'>ct~.J<' '>hows • U we go into the budget and cul back programs and services, then we are basical · ly cutting from a local level and letting the state off the hook, and people will think it's their local City Council that has misplaced priori- ties,·· Roeder said. •Local officials work their tails off to really manage their local resources. People need to know that any cuts are ~he result of the jstatel Legisla- ture and the governor.'' In the event of a major raid on local fu nds, Costa Mesa has $14.1 mUlion in reserves. City staffers worked hard· er this year to produce the report a month earlier than 1t is trad1llonally released, Roeder said. IRIEFLY·IN THE NEWS Officers retire from Police Department Several Newport Beach police officers have retired since January. Ronald Rodgers, who served the. department for about 29 years, retired as sergeant on Jan. 5. Jim Car-· son. a 29-year veteran, retired as division comman· der as of Jan. 2. Mary Carson, who has been a dispatcher for the department since 1981, retired Jan. 13. Other retirees were Michael McDonough, Ken- neth Cowell, Doug fletcher, Mark Miller, Do~d Chan- dler, Gregory Armstrong and Ken Stoddard. The retirees were honored at a dinner last month. Scuftle injures two in Newport Beach A struggle that left two victims at a Newport Beach halfway house also left police without answers \Vednesday evening, police said. About 5:40 p.m.. three Co<,td f\.lc·sct 1s expected to shell out morl' money this yedr for llc1h1lity. building dnd pe r!>onc1l pniperty insurdnce because or tht> indu!>lryw1de mcn•<1M• c11ter Sept. 11 "We've moved dislribullon of the budget ahead to really allow people to mark 1t up. develop quesllons and redlly spend time with it so they don't feel rushed into makmg decisions,· Roeder said. STEVE MC CRANK I OAllY I'll.OT Alex Payzant temporarily forgets her lines during rehearsals for "Heroes .. at Adams Elementary School in Costa Mesa. Ro<.>dC'f c11<.o dCknowl- edg<•s th1• l1kl'lihood of stdte ley1slc1tors r<11d1nq locdl funds to pctd C.:<1hformd's esll- mated $20-b1ll1on deficit, but he did not accommodate for thdt in the budget. ll is impossible to estimate the mdgnllucle ol potent1ctl loss- es. RoPder sctid, dnd would take awdy from residents. Lose ) in 3 eaute inted ial 8.00 HEROES CONTINUED FROM A 1 In addition to the June study session, two or three public budget workshops will be scheduled. The City Council will hold a budget hearing June 17, and the budget must be adopted by July 1. Chapman writes an origi- nal musical ror the students every yedr. 1itus year, a group of teachers dsked her to • LOLITA HARPER covers Costa rewrite a previo~ sbow Mesa. She may be reached at (949) . about heroes to m~lude refer- 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harp-ences lo the terronst attacks. erOlatimes.com. •1 added new songs and ENTIRE PURCHASE I I I I I I I J69 E. 17rlt Sr. I I CosrA MESA ACRoss FROM RAlplts I : !~-~;~),~~~:~!~~~: 1}111 coupon "'f"f llOI be COO!lboned W ... ony othef diKounl Of iolt r= L 0.KOUlllS do llOI IO hcior color poducb ~m CO<t & Sebo111on p<oducb "' 5/31 /02 .I ------------- dialogue about Sept. 11 because I wanted the kids to know the people involved were not famous,• Chapman said. "They were just regular heroes.• Most of the show revolves around the mock trial of a •normal· kid to d etermine whether he can recognize heroic characteristics in vari- ous people in his life. At the end of the show, the performers will invite heroes from the community, such as firefighters and doctors, onstage. The police officer and firefighter oTthe year irom Costa Mesa will also be honored. And students from Te Winkle Middle School, who recently completed two quilts to honor the firefighters who d ied in the World lTade Center, will present them to the Costa Mesa firefighters. In addition to learning about the heroes among us, Chapman said the experi- ence of performing promotes CURVE CONTINUED FROM A1 FYI HHeroesH will be performed at 7 p.m. May 16 and May 17 at the Barbara Van Holt The- ater at Estancia High School. Adult tickets are S4. Children 12 and younger are S2. a feeling of camaraderie among the students. "It creates such a bond with the kids that normally wouldn!t even know each other,• Chapman said. "They become friends and see past the skin, past the ages and past the grades.· Many of the students said they also enjoyed the thrill of performing. •After the play, you feel really good about yourself,· said fifth-grader Ttffaru Ran- dolph, 10. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers edu· cation. She may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newmanO/atimes.com. He not only told me that Sheppard didn't kill his wife but also identified the people he claimed were the real killers -information I didn't be a kind of amalgam of Sig-really want since the people mund Freud, Billy Graham he accused were solid oti- and P.T. Barnum. zens in the community, and I ln between running two had no evidence beyond medical hypnosis clinics, car· Bryan's hypnosis to connect ing for assorted movie stars them with the crime. and preaching as a lay minis-Although the judge ter, Bryan had gained consid-refused to admit Bryan's testi- erable national attention by mony ln court, Sheppard was helping break a major crime acquitted anyway. Bailey case by hypnotizing the man then turned the hypnotic evi- who became known as the dence over to the local police. Boston Strangler. The hypno-It was subpoenaed by a sis session ended with the Cleveland grand jury that Strangler diving across a desk dismissed it as "unfounded ln to attack Bryan, all of which I fact,• a decision Bailey called listened to.qn an audiotape. a "whltewasl}. • While Shep- Bryan's work on th1s case pard, destroyed by his 10 so impressed attorney P. Lee years ln prison, descended Balley that he hired Bryan to lnto a depression from which perform the same service he died, a broken man, in with Sam Sheppard, for 1970, the case bas continued whom Bailey had just won a to be exhumed periodically second trial. Sheppard still as fresh theories are present- clalmed -as he had in his ed -the latest in a new first trial -that he had fallen book called •Tailspin." asleep watching TV, had Bryan bas become a bit been awakened by his wife's player in many of these exer- screa.ms and had been · cises, but he left an indelible knocked unconscious by an mark on me. In those days, intruder when he went to her magazine articles weren't assistance. The blow had done on the basis of a lunch destroyed his memory of interview attended by a whom he S4W and what had hired publicist. The week I taken place that night. spent on and off with Bryan Bailey wanted Bryan to culminated with a session at hypnotize Sheppard, ragiw hll home ln the San Peman- him to the night of the mur-do Valley that caught grephi· der, break through the e,mne. cally IOme of the bizarre situ· lia and 8nd out lf Shepperd ationa ln which I found had re&lly ldDed bil WU. and. m)'1811 • • freelance writer. if not. who dkS. Shepperd WU I hid MVeral times ctUll- agreeable, Bryan rea1Ded, lenged Blyan's ellertion that only after be WAI ..net that ~could be hypno. regaroa.. ol what the 'bypno-u.d, lriilltlng I COUidn't be • twned up. Bdey waUld wm.1 Pft IMDti1 pennb- ............... Illa ............... 'hiQ, So .......... Iii" wbat .. = plqtng Wllb. Pe.._ .. , ... llSZ&Nrt ..... l liln814Me ..,. .... ___ fie ...,.1 ..... n.~• .......................... -~-~---dlda ___ ,, ... _ .. __ ._••-...· *',.......;;+;... ... _,..~· -e--..... ~" md I wmt....,., men entered a halfway house in the 4900 block of Neptune Avenue, Lt. Mike Jackson said . One of the three men pllegedly fought two other men who were already in the house, injur- ing both, he said . One of the victims suf- fe red •marks on his body," but refused medical treat- ment and was •uncoopera- tive," Jackson said. The sec- ond victim also refused treat- ment and provided limited information, he said. The assailant and his two companions fled the scene of the scuffle before police arrived, Jackson said. MAYOR CONTINUED FROM A 1 "I think there's going to be a wholesale attack on rev- enue that comes to olles from the state,• he said. Though Gov. Gray Davis has said he would not tap mto the velucle license fees the state passes along to cities, Newport Beach officials remain so skeptical that they have decided not to count this fee as a revenue source m the next fiscal budget. The bulk of R1dgeway's address was a comprehensive snapshot of the city and the challenges that face resident-; and ofhaals in the coming years. At the top of the pnon- ty List. he Sdld, IS extendmg the J ohn Wayne Airport set- tlement agreement. The agreement now 10 place to limjt lights, growth and notSe at John Wayne, expires Dec 31, 2005. "There is nothing more important than the extension of that agreement,• he said, nollng that hopes are low lor build.mg an airport at the closed El Toro Manne Air base. The second most-impor- tant challenge facing the city. he said, is upda llng the gen- eral plan. Tne document, undergoing its first major revision since the 1980s, has become the mam battle- ground of the Greenllght debate This 1s because the city's Gteenl1ght ldw bases its development guidelines on the general pldn. ·we are gomg lo have to be more credllve makmg sure there is growth in the busi- ness community,· Ridgeway S<Ud. • JUNE CASAGRANDE coven New· port Beach She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.casagrandeOlatimes.com see what would happen, secure m the knowledge thdt I was in charge. .... After a few rrunutes of this, he asked me to extend my ann dnd shut my eyes and told me my arm was encased in ice and ngid as a steel bar When he told me to open my eyes, I was hornlied to find a large needle pushed entirely through the fleshy part of my forearm. J hadn't felt it go 10 and my only sen· ·sation when I saw 1t was the desire to get it out as quickly as possible -especially after he told me it would neither hurt nor bleed and would not become Infected, a negative idea that made m e acutely uncomfortable. He turned out to be right on all three counts, but once the needle was out, all I wanted to do was escape. And I've still never told anyone who really murdered Marilyn Sheppard. • IOSIPtt N. llU Is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. His column ~an Thursdays. I Doily Pilot Thursday, IWJy 9, 2002 AS Brlefly_in THE NEWS ual rehrement account 1s to be distributed. The conflict arose because Bolton, while designating the beneftciaries of that account, named the Salvation Army as the #primary• and Orange- wood· as the •contingent~ beneficiary -which means the money would go to the Salvation Army, and Orange- wood would get it only if the Salvation Army ceased to exist. Teachers honored for their efforts Bndges Awdrd Celebrdtioo on Tuesday. GETTING INVOLVED Judge deliberating on charity ruling A Superior Court judge is expected to decide soon who gets to keeP. Newport Deach resident Penney Sue Bolton's $1 million -the Salvation Anny or Orangewood Chil- dren's Foundation. . When Bolton, a widow wtth no children, died in March 2001, she left most of her estate to her two favorite charities. But her estate involved two parts. There was no question about how $2.8 million of her money was to be divided because it was clearly stated in her will. Accordingly, the Salvation Army and Orangewood received equal shares. The quesbon now 1s how the $1 mJllaon still left an her individ- ..... J\cu .. unc ture WurLw •I', ,,1,, 11' c •>I• 1. .... I' I ' I ' 'I 1 'I 2.;, I I I fl'I Hl11o ( /"'' ,, II'""' 1'111\ jt!o I /i"The Tea Room" at he ViUage Fanner Restaurant I Perwnally would like to inulte you to ulew the Tea Room and unique gift boullq1.uumd enjoy a co'?PllmenUr11 \I:. <ookle. 385 I S. Bear St. Santa Ana South Coast Plaza ViUagc """'"" tkwr"''"",.. ,.,.1,u ... "'' Breakfast • Lunch• Dinner 8am. -9pm. Tea Room I lours I lam. -Spm. &mOi/.ttl Ho""' wim &-twl'U 714-557:-8433 'I The Salvation Army says it is entitled to all of the $1 mil- lion based on how Bolton designated the beneficiaries. But Orangewood contends that it is entitled to half of that money because Bolton showed her mtent to divide all of her estate equdlly based on what she stated in her will. Judge Richard Frazee Sr. took the matter into subm1s- c;ion Wednesday and 1s expected to make a ruhng within d few days . \ I 1 ',', e ,•, i 1-~ •. , ; ~ • ; .', ' KENN Y 1/, PRINTE R •• - ' .~ ' ' .JI • • ·WE DELIVER 714-549-2101 1 • 1\vo teachers m the New-World War II planes stopping by JWA port-Mesa Unified School District have been honored for excellence in their fields. Jantina Perry, music The Wings of Freedom teacher at Eastbluff and Tour will return to John Newport Coast elementary Wayne Airport on Monday, schools in Newport Beach, bringing with 1t two World has been selecl~d by the War II airplanes -the B-t 7 Orange County Music and Fortress and B-24 Ltberdtor. Arts Adnumstrators and the The aircraft will be dis: Orange County Opera as Arts played at S1gndture Flight Educator of the Year for ele-Support at the dlrport from 3 mentary vocal musk>. to 6:30 p.m. M onddy, 9 a.m. to Debra Muniz from Kaiser 6 p.m. Tuesday ~nd Wednes- Elementary School in Costa day, snd 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mdy Mesa w as one of four county--16. . ... teachers to be recognized for The Collmg9 Founddtion improving human relallons at that sponsors the event their schools by the Orange requests a dondllon of ·$7 for County H umdn Relations adults and $3 for chLldren to Department. tour through both aircrdf t. A Kaiser School also won lhe flight on either dircrdlt costs People's Choice Award for its $350. Parking 1s $2 dnd 1s on displdy about human rela-Mantz Road. lions acllvtlles on its campus lnfonnallon (949) 930- durmg the 2002 Building 481 3. PAJO ADVERTISEMENT Newport Florist Inc., Awarded "Top 1000" Florist! Rem ember. 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Visit us onllne at www.newportflorlst.com w 1111> One E~mail ~-The El Toro ·Option Open! Fresh Salmon Fillet · S f;99 Reg 'I Z",. Now lb Fresh Halibut Fillet Reg s 1 <r,. Now 5 J 499,b email Fresh Salmon Steaks Reg sgn.,, Now s4 991b • GE11'WG IHVOLVED runs pefl- odlcally in the Daily Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd like infor- mal.00 on adding your organll.a- tion to this list. call (949) 574-4298. .. ANIMAL NETWORK OF ORANGE COUNTY Become a bottle-reeder ur lake m pregndnt <di'> a·t your home. Mdny '>h~llt-rs k1JI pregndnt cdt'> upon arrival. Dogs und cdU. dre d)So available 101 ddop- llon.(949) 7 59-'.!h46 or www.animalnetwork om COSTA MESA LITERACY COUNCIL The Costa Me'>d L1terdcy Center needs volunteer tutors to teach cnqhsh as d second langudq1•. P<>oplP who want to lf!dl n Engush dS d second ldnuuc1u(' drP dlso encourdgc>d lo Cdll Cdll to register (7141 4 Vi- Fresh Jumbo Scallops Reg s l '199..Now 5 !}99,h Boneless Skin on Chicken Breast Reg 55",. 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Long Stemmed Wrapped Roecs Sir a. -·,-~- ~.., Anan,.,..c.s Aoefh'i& • COMM A6 Thur5'doy, fVt.oy 9, 2002 EDITORIAL Costa Mesa needs , a unified face T he scaffolding is hnally off the for- mer Hillgren Square, and though there are still a few storefronts to fill , the re -christened 17th Street Promenade looks clean and inviting following its $2- million revamping. · It also looks like a good start to long talked about revitalization a long East 17th Street. But Costa Mesa city and business ledde rs need to make sure past mistakes don't resurface. The biggest of these is clear dunng a drive around the city. ~sta Mesa is a hodgepodge of a rdutectur- al designs w ithout the uni- fying the me that nas proven to be a be nefit for both businesses and resi- dents in communities such as Santa Ba rbara , Carmel a nd Dana Point. While smaller rede velop- ments such as the prome- nade can qwckly begin a ltering the makeup of the community, city planners need to make sure they are looking at revitalization on a citywide level. Take, for instance, the prome nade and another recent, highly successful shopping center remodel - Harbor C enter. Both rede- ve lopments have grea tly improved the look and f.eel of the centers. Harbor Cen- ter is a destination for both eating and shopping now, a ga_thering place of sorts in a city that can use such mag- nets. The i7th Street Prom- enade has the potential to be the same, and it could eventually h elp East 17th Street become a stretch of road that people don't just drive through but actually stop and spend money. However, it will take a lot to make up for years of poor planning, and at this point it appears the city still is des- tined to be a hodgepodge: The 17th Street Promenade doesn't look like Harbor Center, which doesn't look like Triangle Square. City planners and the business leaders proposing new deve lopments need to put a stop to the mishmash of construction. While we are not advocating Costa Mesa becoming drab, char- acterless and nondescript, the goal of redevelopment should be to give the city a cohesive look that makes residents proud, that helps businesses thrive and that, during a drive. through the city, lets one know they are in Costa Mesa. Every day that goes by without that goal makes the problem more difficult to solve. Kana Lanes represents an old Mesa remnant .. ,., . ·~ -K. udos to Ed1to; T,ony Dodero for his kind words in support of Kona Lanes and the preser- vation of bowling in Costa Mesa (From the News room, "Knocking over a 7-10 split of memories,• Monday). As a 32-year resident of the aty, I've spent more than my fair share of time at Kona Lanes, marlong down X's for strikes or O's for gutter balls (though more often a score in between). Bowling 1s an excellent way to break the ice on a date, take out-of-town guests or strnply unwind after a hard day's work. I know the game doesn't hold the status in sooety it once did, but that's no reason to chase the lanes out of town. Instead of demolishing the alley for another stupid, Wltleeded strip mall, why not build around it, leaving Kona Lanes as the focus point or a theme for a new batch of shops? The Kona Lanes sign on Harbor Boulevard is one of the last remaining hints of the old tild culture that once penneat - ed the area. and a shopping center with this type of theme oould be very cool. as opposed to another row d faceless cof- fee shops, cell phone st.ores and fast food jotnts. Just as a thought: why not a skate park in the old Ice Capades location, and some shops between the two, with their commerce linked to these anchor businesses? (Something like a Sam's Sea.food with a Polynesian dance show, a skate/surf lbop, a shop that MU. th hep merch of the lowbrow UJdlbot·rod/underground c:u.lture, like, say, Wacko , up tn LA, and maybe o nice vin- tage clothlng store IO bowlers can pick up a shirt with their name embroidered oe the front ud their favorite bowling alley OD the back?) God lmOW9 we don't need any more llDOCJCble lhopt, • ·~ t; David Jomes COMMUNITY COMMENTARY chain coffee shops, unin- spired eateries or dry clean- ers. Costa Mesa is saturated with rotten, run-of-the-mill common conveniences and needs something to help the city stand out like it used to (remember how cool it was knowing every tourist rolling into Newport Beach was greeted by the giant Mesa sign of the-long gone and lamented Mesa Theater? Now they see Nike. Groan.). Targets and lkeas and Starbucks and additions to South Coast Plaza are, I sup- pose, the best way to drain shoppers' pockets and make our government happy via the tax revenue, but there's no reason a well-done shop- ping/entertainment destina- tion as I've described above wouldn't prosper .. Plus build· ing a skate park at the for- mer ice rink would certainly shut all the NlMBYs up. I can only dream, and I'm sure my dream will turn into the nightmare of a Best Buy or Wal-Mart •gracing• the comer of Harbor and Mesa Verde Drive, now that Costa Mesa has used up all of its undeveloped land and must tum to the wrecking ball for wban renewal. LasUy, there is a wonderful book out by Sven A. Kirsten called "The Book Of TI.Id,• and there, with all of its fan- tastic pictures of old ti.Id- themed restawants, motels, clubs, ban, and other reUa of a better ume and place, ls a picture of IOlll8thing every Costa Mesan tbouJd •ppred- ate -the sign for Kon.a Lanes, gradng Harbor Boule- vard 1n all ttl resplendent South Seu g&ocy. Save Kana Lan.. f ai~ I 'I don't need any more lnlormaUon. It is ti.m e to put this to rest~ ... [John Wayne Airport] is a completely different Issue than this challenge would ever address.' I -Costa Mesa Councilwoman Ullby C:O,.W•. on her decision not to join litigation to overturn Measure W and to instead focus on sealing a JWA settlement extensfon .. BOLTON \ ' .. \ . ( • Weekend swap meets ~e two too many for cify T hank you for considering those or us who reside in Costa Mesa and who feel that not everyone wants or needs two swap meets 52 weekends a year ("Swap- ping days,• April 28). I greatly appreciate Councilwoman Libby Cowan for bringing it to our attention that Orange County College has been violating the 1984 agree- ment with the city of Costa Mesa. For those who do frequent swap meets, the users have the Orange County Fairgrounds and also on Sun- days at OCC. That is more than enough. The change in policy, or recognition of the original agreement, is long overdue. ln addition to the problem of increased traffic, should we not consid- er the merchants that do pay consider- able rents for housing the merchandise that compete with the swap meets for business? Should we not also consider South Coast Plaza and other mall own- ers that provide beautification, jobs and revenue to Costa Mesa? Residents that live in this area already have to contend with traffic from the fairgrounds, two coll~es. the high school and, up until now, the traffic on both Saturdays and Sundays from two swap meets. The swap meet merchants are lin· ing the street as early as 5 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. Actually, I've seen the trucks and cars waiUng long before that hour. J have been a resident d Mesa del Mar since 1963 and bad resigned myself to the tnaeased noise and traffic in our area aue to increased student enroll- ment at OCC, the fairgrounds activities, Costa Mesa High School and two swap meets. In addition to the inaeased traf- fic oo Fairview Road and Pair Drive. Baker Street bas became a main thor- oughfaie fur people Uling the freeways. I JQlly look forward to less traffic and noise during the weekends. It Is time for the Inconvenienced and dil- placed merchants to consider other areo to sell their products. IEVERLY E. HUGHES Cotta Mesa Reader spends too much time on El Morro While~ the pboCo d the two nkllt a.clill llralllng cm the beec:b at El Mano, I cvuldD'l help but wonder wtry Bd MRrth OS jult doem'l go down then b-.. (ColD!mmlly Qimnwi.. ~ ·om,,..._.• Manomap. ground my flc!aglr, • Aptl 11). btnd al' ,,......., .... ..,....... .. CDlld beaul .... .., ......... MAILBAG air, too. But he'd rather spend time supporting an idea that evicts 300 fam- ilies from their homes to make way for 60 campsites -direct.Jy adjacent to El Morro Elementary School, no less. Tax dollars are being spent for state rangers and lifeguards to patrol this public beach. One can go right down there, today, and since it's the off-season, one can even park for free in the virtually empty parking lot (It'll cost $3 in the summer.) One can meet friendly families who have enjoyed this neighborhood for generations. I strongly suggest that iyterrilees reconsider his support of this hare- brained 5cheme. Go on down to El Morro and stroll the beach. The fresh air will do some good. _ CAMIUE HOWARTH Newport Beach Coach too critical of Olympic swimmer 'This is in response to the MIA artlde OD Aaron Peirsol (·Swimming: New- port's boys claim seven league titles,• May 4).1 am very disappointed in a high school coach who would choose to use the local newspaper to voice his disapproval of one of his athletes. First of all. do we need to educate Coach Jason Lynch that he bas an Olympic athlete who happens to still be a teenager? If Aaron chooses to be involved in something that is just fun for a few days, then please can we al.low hbn at least that one small request. Aaron will be here to compete in ClF and joh1 his high school teammates. The irony in this situation is that Aaron would not have been here to pa.rtidpate 1n league finals. He was scheduled to be at Olympic Training Camp, but even those coaches gave him a few says off to yes -be a teenager. ' KAREN WU Newport Beach Strip mall weeded out good haunt This ls regarding •Face lift pro- vides new lease on life• (May 2). I agree, Hillgren Squ.aie'1 metamor- pbosls into 17th Street Promenade gtvea it a wek:omed upeoale look. Wohl lnY91tmentl Co., lhoWd have been more diplomatic In their UIBllDUIDt of former tmantl. , The truth 11 cons1gn ~ wu a dellgnen haunt and.~ pWce for tbe Jocell, itnFP''9 by WU, a ..... upty. I for one wll mm It . h II tbat way wtab tll9 r I •mtag Waadllf\ll 111111 OWW-ND ad •maD• =.. .e:r.=:::1:::.. .. ......... ., .... r11opeoaa.11111 ., boily Pilot ' I ,, I ' invesbnent companies don't move into 17th street with the same supen- or attitude, of "weeding out" those shops they deem undesirable. UZBROEDLOW Newport Beach I Reporting lacked on state j first lady's appearance "California first lady promotes abortion rights" (April 30). • I read the above-titled article, and was surprised that so little journalis- tic analysis was done. The fact that the state's first lady was in town was news, as well as what she said, but the Daily Pilot did not report the event objectively. Consider: 1. What does the phrase "the fight to make sex education dear and accurate" mean? This sounds like something the reporter read in a brochure and simply parrotted with- out objective analysis. Is this the chastity fight? Printing one side's rhetoric is not balanced journalism. 2. Is abortion really at stake in this election? Gov. Gray Davis is trying to make it a campaign issue, but Supreme Court decisions at both the s\ate and federal level, as well as the California Constitution1 have settled this matter. It would have been help- ful for you to have addressed this in greater detail in your article. 3. l didn't read that Planned Par- enthood is the country's largest;' aqqr- tton provider, which woi.tld have q~l Sharon Davis' comment "Peopi.. '\1)flY opposed to abortion should b&'tbt! ' biggest supporters of Planned Parent· hood,• in an entirely different light. 4. I didn't see an opposing view from anyone. Was nobody available who disagreed? ' 5. Categorizing the VIPt tb818 es a •who's who of inOueolial Joca1*• is biased. The mayO( ol Costa M.a and one dtycoundl mem•harcl¥ cdm- prlse a who's 'fbO. No supervisors, no elected memben ol tbe ltate Senate or Assembly, nobody from the dty of Newport Beach -in wbk:h the event was heJd? The reporter it cleiuty biased in inflating the t.m~ol 0 bunch of allo-nms end ~. ..,,_ A great opportunily wu iilue<f to do IOl1l8 greet~. If I -. the editor f8'18d With diie copr. I WOUid have lhodaecl ...,. •Celifonija tint *" ~ Davis, on a aui-.m town. toutllld 'j for abortion at a ·nn.r far .......... ,. .... .... .... ~~=,...._ ... .. tan.dledb;:; • .... fr Dally Pilot ·ARouND ·ToWN Thursday, ftiaf 9, 2002 A 7 TODAY The 31th annual All Church Rummage Sale will be held '1'om 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beacfl. It will also be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday. It's all part of the church's annual rummage sale, which will include items such as clothing, toys, baby items, shoes, sporting goods, electronics, jewelry, books and more. (949) 631-1854. The Costa MeJa Senior Cen-a will host a monthly seminar about special dietary needs with chef AJex:x Guevara from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Guevara, of Mechanixx d Health. will dis.- cuss cholesterol. blood pres-- sure, blood glucx>se and triglyc- eride levels while also provicl- tng a cooking demonstration. Free, though a $2.50 donation is suggested. The center is at 19th Street and Pomona Avenue, Costa Mesa. (114) 545-5669. 1be Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies at UC Irvine will host a lecture by Susan F. Hirsch, department of antlut>pology at Wesleyan University, as part of its Spring Porum 1002. Hirsch will dis- cuss the role of victims in a capital terror case with a spe- cific focus on the U.S. Embassy bombings tJial.. The. lecture is sch~uled from 3:30 to 5 p.m., and is free and o~ to the public. It will be held in the Social Science Plaza A, Room 1100 at UCI. (949) 824-6410. Youth Employment Service of the Harbor Area Inc. will host the 29th annual Roman Feast Buffet and Charity Auction at 6 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neigh- borhood Community C~ter, 1845 Park Ave. The group teaches youth ages 14 to 22 the process necessary to get, keep and grow from a job while also creating youth-orient_ed pro- grams to increase employabili- ty. In 2001, the group referred 1,200 youth to local employers. (949) 642-0474. . A free temlnar on the ayurve- da approach to menopause will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p .m. in the patio cafe of Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations required. (800) 595-MOMS. FRIDAY . The 2002 Scout-0-Rama, whlch celebrates the merits of the 92-year-old Boy Scout organization, will begin at 5:30 p.m. with an Eagle Scout .alumni reunion open to all individuals who have earned the Eagle rank and will include dinner and a presen- tation at the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. The public is invited to partic- ipate, beginning at 10 a.m ., a day of canoe races, obstacle courses, wall climbs and oth- er activities. $5 to attend Sat- urday's festivities. The week- end will conclude at 10 a.m. Sunday, when about 250 Boy Scouts will accompany their mothers for a Mother's Day brunch. (714) 546-4990. SEE TOWN PAGE AS · v { l/ln19ue Fh1/I (fe1'fJ1l.oe ,)(1/011 ij)etlicaletl to 6}1slo111e1• ,fe1'fJice. (949) 722-6696 1835 Newport Blvd., Suite E-273 Costa Mesa, CA 92621 (®) Learn, s hare your knowledge, and ma ke new friends! Attend the Orange Coun~ Museum ot Art's annual Docent Coffee Monda~, Ma~ 6, 2002 J:00..;,,5:00 Join active docents, museum staff, and docent trainees fo r an informa- tional session on the museum's distinguished Camille and E:ric Durand Docent Prog-am. Guests will enjo~ light refreshments, a slide presentation, a ~ller_y tour, and will have the chance to talk with seasoned docents. • To RSVP. call David Curtius at (9-+9) 7'.9-1122 x2o+ Orange Coun~ Museum of Art 8'° San dcmcOtc Drive, Newport f>eac.h, CA 92660 (9-+9) 7'9-1122 • www.ocma.net Orange County Museum of Art present ~ ........... ~ •t 11:'8•• OPEN DAILY ~T11:~oaiq Flower Warehouse, Inc. The First, The Ori.ginal, The Best .LAKE FOREST ANAHEIM HILLS COSTA MESA LONG IEACH/SIGNAL tl1 949) 581·5566 (714) 779·5566 (714) 545-0310 (562) 426·1016 •' FAMILY ARTS DAY: ARTS AROUND THE WORLD Sunday, t-.Aoy 5, 2002 12:00-4:00 p.m. Am Activities Anknolitos (Unt. Animals) ~.Jo.~~ing ~ Performances Ballet Foldorico ~ Grupo Xochipitzohuorl Gr9at Leap, Inc. PreMnll . •A Slice ol Ra, Fri~, and Gf'Mns" Tale. Around the 'NottCt by Barbara Klein Vlolln Perfannance by Tami l.underian Student at Orange County High Schoot ollheArta Goller.l Tours OOM:a '9rmonent Collection Oft-Goi!'t ,,.. Wiehmenta laloon IOIND'6·MAY FREE ADMISSION Sculpture Gorden, MG Pavilion, MG Studio 1 , MEC Pavilion, MG Lyon Auditorium, MEC Community Room, MEC Lyon Auditorium, MEC Meet in Gallery 1, MG 12:00-3:00 ~ 12:3().3:30 1 :00-4:00 .-12:15 1:00 2:00 3:00 1:00 ~= • 1 A8 Thursday, May 9, 2002 ~ //l{~h1~t ; '~If?/ <.7>u1/1F~; May 12, 2002 Serving from 5:30 p.m. • $29.00 I pm . 'with Aperi1if1111d Wint /~iring mmu: • $45.00 I pers. ~~: Misrr.J Piu1io11: r 51/ $6 50 / liJkt: . ( 1J/Jmpaxnr. Alw Rrd l'aJ11un Kir: $6 5fJ ·~ (narcbJnn11~ (rrmt Jt ( "'"' Cott•u J11 Gint110is, Do11111int G11i1to11, -00 \Jw11xnon Rian, /CIJH, /,,,,, \'.ill« ha"'' "J'/1111 Dry Apm11f P1Utis: $7 .00 Rliard f 111uor, ktd \tJtrr FMC0<=:1#: "lobster Bisque" g11rn11hrd ui11h Crayji1h 7i1ib -or - "Frt'sh Asparagus "NifOiSt'" irrl'rd 11111/, 0/111r 01'-l.enum Vmaigrt'ltr, d1eetl lomrlltJ, H/,u k Olwrs r111d C11per1 114 Co.Mff: "Canard a /'Orange" ~ ~ Ro11st~d lJ~"'k. 111 Orange Grand Mflnier Sauce, urved w11h (tf1r/1r Mashed />011110r1 and Haricots Vert ~ -or -• "G!J' ot d'Agneau Roti" . Romud Lego /,11111b ttJllh Herbs served with (,(1rl1c Moshe Potfltoes and Ra1111011ille Niroiu -or - "Saµmon au Ft'nouil et Basilic" Sautled FiLU-1 of /Tl'sh Alaskan King Salmon served u111h BraiuJ J.."t-nnel, Gnrl1c MmlJt"d Pot~ton, Fresh Basil Couli1 •Chateau Maroui11t', Cow de /'ro11mu, I 999 (Red}, $7. 00 l2"1ff1-I; "Napoleon aux Fruits Rougt's" ( 11ramrltud /'11/J Hwry 11111/, frr1'1 Rrrr1e1 and (ream • f'i1111 enu des Chnrenles (W111e '""' r "X'"U' IJ/rnd). $6 50 440 Heliotrope Ave. • Corona de/ Mar 949.723.9685 Pe1'turin9 ... • Chilled Seafood Bar with King Crab. Oysters and Shrimp •Sushi • Garden Frtsh Salad Bar • Omtltts Madt to Ordfr SQtlon • Brqlcfast favoritts •Chef's GoorTMt EntrHS • CaMng Station with Prime "111 lttd Ntw Orltans DHp fried Turicfy • Mouthwltlfing Deswrts • Speclll Ch1khn's Buffet • Chlmplgnt. Frtsh Orlflgt Juice trld Stalbucb CoffN • tlloon""" • feet IWlllng •AntandCllM • lM "1n MW<~ HI Llwlt llM "°"" 1 I "OQAM ... ..,. lrWldl ,_. 101*M ..... ........ ,. .... ........ "'-~ ....... c.ll tMt 1JH1to TOWN CONTINUED FROM A7 Tbe Friend.I of the Newport Beach Ubrary will hold a used book Mle in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. A special members-only pre- view wW be held from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Membership appli- cations will be available at the door. Hardcover books will be priced at two for $1 and paperbacks at 1lx for Sl. The U}e will be open to the publl'C from ~ a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, with books priced at Sl a bag. Proceeds are donated to the library system. (949) 759-9667. Planned Parenthood'• llftb annual Haute Wired Ball - themed •velvet Under- ground• -will be held, beginning with cocktails and a silent auction at 1 p.m. on the third floor of Neiman Marcus at Fashion Island in ~~Y.fo~ ·*~!.~~~~ M~:r1 Brunch Sgecials: (Served 10 am 'til 3 pm) (Full Brunch Menu also available) Grilled Filet Benedict $13 .95 Migutl's EggJ Btnedict using Filtt MedtJ/ion stn1ed with Roasted RtJ Potatoes To!Std with &U Ptppm, Onion & a SUie of Fmh Fruit Seafo od Omelet $10.50 Cuuulian Snow Crab & Shrimp, with Sea/lions, Mushrooms 6 Fmh Toma~es, Topped with Mowrtlla Chtese, smed with Roasted Red Potatoes Tossed with BeU Ptppm, Onion & SUie of Frtsh Fruit Dinner Specials: ~ (AvaiJable Au Day!) ~~~ Petite filet ·& Shrimp $22 .95 Grilltd 6oz Petiti Filtt Mignon Topped with Ttgtr Shrimp, servt with Three Sauces ovtr Scalloptd Potatoes & Yellow &ans Salmon Medallions $18 .5 0 Oven RoaJttd /Gng Salmon, Strved with Champagnt Crtam Sauce oVtr Chipotk Mashed Potatots & Bahy Gzrrf ts Full Rcgu)ar Menu Available All Day! c~:~) RESTAURANT Take Your Mam To Our Vay Sptd4l Cblmpape Moth er's Day Brunch! •Eggs Bt8a la.In .. •Smoked S..., l Sile Dilll • Fresh Safood l P1i1 t Ham Caniag SaDa • Pim Friit l SIW Bl • r..aet Daiai l r..,. ~ $22.'5 Nt. SIL'5 ......... Newport Beach. A fashion show will follow at 8:15 p.m., and a buffet dinner and danc- ing will begin at 8:30 p.m. Funds raised will support the group's health education department, which reaches out to more than 10,000 teens each year. $150 per person. (714) 633-6373, Exl 121. SATURDAY The Fa!Mew Park friends Committee will host •Paws Save . _$1.00 on any Frm1n 0.11rt • Doi~ Pilot "" around the Park• -a 9 a.m. dog walk that serves w. t1 fund-raiser for the pr~ervt1- tion of the park and as a way to get the community acquainted with the park The event will feature a one- mile aDd a two-mile walk around the park. The rey1s- tration fee is $20 per walker. There will also be a dog crn.- tume contest at 8:30 d m Registration )Vill begm dt fl a.m. (714) 754-5698. SEE TOWN PAGE A1 0 . Doily ' Pilot . • I ' , \ . ('/, . ( ,//a 1(111 Charm Bracelets! Collectible 7e(lrly ( ifuorJ , UJ(I/!; & Much 'More! 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Costa Mesa. $30, includes Collings Foundation that lunch ilt)d valet parking. sponsors the event requests a Make reservations by donation of $7 for adults and Wednesday. (714) 285-0808. $3 for children to tow through both aircraft. A flight 1be Wings of Preedom Tour , on either aircraft costs $350. will return to John Wayne Parking ls $2 and is on Mantz Airport as two World War ll Road. (949) 930-4813. airplanes -the B-17 Fortress can meet for a sodal with live music and planned activities at 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Com- munity Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. (714) 505-2404. p.m. at the Hyatt Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Road, New- port .Beach. Hyatt Newporter MONDAY staff will kick off the night with I 1be Balboa bland Baytront Artwal.k will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. along the South Bayfront promenade on Bal- boa Island. More than 75 local artists will be painting from Marine Avenue to the Ferry Landing. Free. (949) 723-6171. The Pediatric Adolescent Diabetes Research Education a silent auction,· reception and CertWed cudlologtst l'ylon dinner, followed by a fashion Cobb will speak during a lun- show featuring children who cheon and general meeting of have been diagnosed with High Priority, The Breast Can- Type 1 diabetes and profes-cer Information Network from sional models showcasing 10 a .m. to 1 p.m. at the Center spring's fashion trends. Pro-Club, 650 Town Center Drive, ' and B-24 Ll~rator -Oy in. The Orange County Slerra They will be displayed at Sig-Singles Club will host a natwe Flight Support at the spring dance at 6:30 p.m. at airport from 3 to 6:30 p.m. the Costa Mesa Community Monday, . 9 a .m. to 6 p.m . Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Tuesday and Wednesday, and Mesa. $10 bring your favorite 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 16. The beverage. (714) 505-2404. .. Amazing Amigos," a free seminar, will take place from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the patio cafe of Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St:, Costa Mesa. 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EVl•IHI IY APPOlllTIHIT Environ.mental Nature Cen- TUESDAY ter founder Robert House will lead a walk beginning at noon A free workshop open to the at the nAture center office, 1601 public titled MHow to Control E. 16th St., Newport .Beach. Your Wealth· Will be given by,. Free, bring a sack lunch. The Carrie Mizera, a financial advi-walk will take about one hour. sor from Morgan Stanley at -(949} 645-8489. 5:30 p.m.. at Newport Beach Public Library, 1000 Avocado The Center for Global Peace Ave., Newport Beach, hosted and Conflict Studies at UC by the Newport Beach Cham-Irvine will present a peace ~ of C~mmerce. Mizera will lecture from 3:30 to 5 p.m. ~ lSSUes such ~ estate The lecture, which is part of planning, trust strategies and the center's Spring Forum real-life examples of how ~ 2002 and co-sponsored with ~le have made coi;ect ded-the Program in Citizen Peace- sions to control then wealth. building will consist of a pan-~ore joining Morgan S~ey, el of pea~ sch~d prac- Mizera served as an mvest-titioners from ~em Jre- ment advisor representative land Jsra'el and Palestine with John Hancock Financial Guatemala and the United Services. No reservations States. The lecture is free and needed. (949) 729-4400. open to the public. It will be held in the Social Science WEDNESDAY Plaza A, Room 1100 at UCI. (949) 824-6410. Newcomers to the Orange County Sierra Singles Qub The lm'gest, rmest, Frientlest Beauty: Slpply & Ful Service Salon In Orange(Mty NEW ARRIVALS Of z(S)PE!~J sntcWle,........., Best Prices -Best Service - Best Selection SEE TOWN PAGE A 11 ~CUI~ Pl20V!NC\Lll ~ Brune~ I Qpen at 12:00 -9:00pm Shrimp .Aoili -Lobeter 8Uque -Endive Walnut Salad · . ' .. Doily Pilot ~· TOWN CONTINUED FROM A 10 A lree aemina.r OD healthy weight reduction will take place from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. tn the patio cafe of Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. Reservations ~equired. (800) 595-MOMS. A Newport-Mesa UnWed School District meeting to dis- cuss Measure A plans will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Ralph Reed Gym at ~ewport Har- bor High School. (714) 424- 5000. MAY 17 A Ootilla will be formed to greet the Lynx, an 1812 priva- teer, at about 2 p.m. All boaters are welcome to join the procession as the Lynx passes through the harbor to the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, wFiere it will dock and remain until June 30. The Newport Harbor fireboat and Coast Guard cutter Narwhal will lead the flotilla. The Lynx serves as a history museum under full sail. It launched from Rockport, Maine, in July. It will then stick around for the Freedom Weekend Festival at the nautical muse- um, which will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Festival admis- sion is free, though guided tour aboard the Lynx costs $8 for adults, $5 for children 12 to 17 and $1 for those younger than 12. Tbe 24-bour llelay ·for Ute walk and run will raise hmds for the American Cancer Society, beginning at 7 p.m. at Newport Harbor High School's stadium. Teams of up to 20 people pay a $150 regis- tration fee and will walk or run throughout the 24-hour ~riod. Each team member must also raise at least $100 in donations. Lurninarias, which contain personal mes- sa9es, for the Mile of Hope Luminary Ceremony may be purchased at the event for a suggested $10 donation. Tents and sleeping bags are encouraged. '(949) 261-9446 or www.cancer.org. MAY 18 Adams Elementary School will host its fifth annual coun- try fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The fund-raiser and commu- nity outreach event will be held at 2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa Mesa. It will feature a 30-foot slide, dunk tank, pitching machine, silent auc- tion, carnival games, live entertainment, festive dancers, pie-eating contest and food. Free admission. (714) 557-4312. Hike with the Orange County Sierra Singles Club for five miles along the. Newport Back Bay at 10 a.m. Meet at the Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve on Universi- ty Drive in Newport Beach. Free, bring one quart of water and money for lunch. (714) 996-1738. The Costa Mesa Historical Society will hold its annual open house from 10 a .m . to 3 p.m. at the society's head- quarters. The event will con- sist of an array of one-day exhibits displaying old sheet music, bats and irons in addi- tion to the regular local histo- ry· exhibits. Free. The soci- ety's headquarters are at 1870 Anaheim St., Costa Mesa. (949) 631-5918. cw~· St~ 9>althf? f'1t ~·11~.,f»"'f~1141/ We invite you co 1pend an u11hurricd afternoon pourillg owr invibltiont in our newly ~cd store. MAY 19 The fourth annual Volvo Junior Leukemia Cup Regat- ta will begin at 8:30 a.m. at Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, ranging in size from 1,000 gallons to 50,000 gallons from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m .. $6. (9-49) S.C8- 3690, (714) 968-5624 or (714) 633-8619. 1601 Bayside Drive, Corona The Cost.a Mesa Cb.amber of del Mar. Participants ln the Commerce will host a wine race include junior and adwt tasting and auction from 1 to racers who pledge to raise 4 p.m. at the South Coast donations to help find a cure Plaza Village Green, 3333 for leukemia. Not only will Bristol St., Costa Mesa. racers compete for the Among the participating Leukemia Cup perpetual tro-wineries are Mondavi, Clos pby, but they'll also compete du Bois, Ruffino, Burgess Cel- for prizes for raising the most tars, Moet, Ravenswood and donations'. Classes include 'Lancaster. Participating Sabot A-C3, CFJ, Lasers, restaurants include Morton's Harbor 20s, Snipes and Lido of Chicago, Antonello Ris- 14s. 11lis year's event will be torante and Blue Water Grill. dedicated to yacht club mem-Proceeds will benefit the ber Art Guilford, who died of Orange County Performing leukemia in April. Reserva-Arts Center, Hoag Hospital tions are needed. (949) 644-and Children's Hospital of 9530 or (949) 645-9898. Orange County. $100. Call . (714) 885-9095 to purchase Vlslton can tour six kol ponds tlCkets. !~) 782-8888.r-' ".'i -.. ,~ . .. .. ,. ? ~-~-'f• ··~· ... - a " r ._'y • -." r ,,. .A </lni'l'te f7i"/ J'uolce J'a/o,, {bedicoted to Buawma-,feJfOiu. (949) 722·6896 1835 Newport Blvd . Suite E-273 Costa Men CA 92627 Make Those Patios .'1-~Entries Beautiful J!_ll!Js 110 E. 11• s.. • Su11c 206 CotcaMaa (949) 68-8512 llll< u-t l\12707 Lee Jim Jennings inscall your complecc yard lanJscape. • Expert brad:, stone, ule &. slace work. ,.... ~, • Can recommend quality designers &. landscapers. •Drainage problems! We solve them. • We install new drains. BREITLING 1884 MAY21 A b'ee temtoar on osteoporo- sis prevention and treatment will ~ke place from 6:30 to ( l.111!1 .. 1' I ' I! 11' 11 "'I ,1 111111' Rabbitt Insurance Agency Al1l'O • HOMEOWNEJLS •HEALTH 51.aiblJ StMr 1957. ~~~ -·--···--../ > .. ~ 949-631-77 40 ... ow Newpon Bhd... Newpon Badi (Near H"I HOlpiW) YOUR DENTAL HEALTil by Dced.ftea Rich, D .D.S. Techno-Dmci«Jy The lntraoral camcr.a ~in 1m is a sm;JI wand-lilcr ~ dcvicr with a riny ,...._ ____ , ... ". ng' lens du1 projects a piaurc: &om a paticm 's moo1h onio a saten. The ~· which is magnified up w 40 umcs its origma1 size, allows the dcncut IO Stt fraaun:d enamel. 'gum =ion, fnaurtd lines in teeth. bn:akdown of rcsror;ations 8c diffirult 10 dam decry. and chcn aho allows thc pai.icm 10 -the i1T1¥. Afttr the piawa are W.C..., dcn11st\ aic bmcr able 10 diag7l05C and recommend cn::u.mmt plans for their paticnu. The piaura Cll1 also provide documenQcion for 1ruurancc mmparucs. Havm~ urifu.cd dus ta:hnology fur a dtadc lw been <>{ gro1 lx.·nclii co our p:uicnts. If yoo NYC qucsuoru regarding thi.I r!.'Chnology call w a1 (949) 640-5680.oWc = locircd a1 1441 Avocado AYC., Suite SOS. Newpon Beach. Thursday, /;lay 9, 2002 Al I 7:30 p.m . in the patio cafe of Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reserva- tions required. (800) 595· MOMS. Pl~ Dunn-Well Olli Crtl.IH Fi... Qkta 6 Tl1 Tip Situ World Ow Oowdtn' c .. 11o1. Co111wt Seo&d f1lll --=-: ~ ~ ch rp 0-WhipJ>N Crum ··--Rib of &ef' cf ... b MIUIM'lll Sfwc' . ti# .. 1 • " . • .I A 12 Thursday, May ? , 2002 • Daily Pilot .; Elementary school moms raise $45, 000 for their little ones . L ocaJ moms pulled ofJ the big one, raising an astounding $45,000 for Eastbluff Elementary School in Newport Beach. The third annual Eastbluff fund-raiser, billed as "Tropic of Par- adise," brought out gener- ous local parents intent on underwriting element!lry school enrichment pro- grams. The Hyatt Newporter was the setting for the upbeat evening celebration, which called for island attire and noraJ leis to create a tropical mood. The party was chaired by Marilyn CbrlsUan, Debra Pagllassotti and Susan Seger, creating a wonderfuJ testimony to what neighbor- hood parents can do to make d difference in the school system. • • • Across town, Dennis Overstreet welcomed an overflow crowd of handsome locals to the premiere of his new emporium known as Wine Merchant of Newport Beach. The master purveyor of wines, well known for his successful operation in Bev- erly Hills, joined his lovely blond wile Chris bussing the good looking wine lovers who overflowed the new locati'on on Via Lido in New- port Beach. Overstreet spared no expense creating an ultra- luxurious location that includes not only a full-ser-. vice wine shop, but also a win~ bar for tasting that is furnished with antiques, cre- ating a very warm environ- ment. Overstreet's mission is to provide his customer with "a complete wine experience m an environment of comfort and opulence." Some 200 guests checked out that environment, and did a little tasting of Over- street's finest domestic and imported wines on two sepa- rate evenings. In the crowd were Anne and John Wort- man and Karen and Andrew Uttlefalr. THE CROWD • • • The fourth annual Volvo Junior Leukemia Cup Regat- ta is scheduled for May 19 at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club in Corona del Mar. The one-day race will feature both junior and adult sailors, each pledging to raise mon- ey to fight leukemia. The race will take over the New- port Harbor under the gener- ous honorary chairmanship of longtime Newport Beach philanthropists John and Donna Crean. Tomorrow evening, orga- nizers Nancy and Barry Levy will join a host of other dedi- cated Leukemia Cup sup- porters to lead an electric boat rally leaving the yacht club at 5 p.m. and going on a "poker run" on the harbor to help spread awareness about the upcoming Volvo ~ukemia Cup Regatta. Anyone with an electric boat or a small dinghy is invited lo join in the run for a $20 donation to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Call (949) 644-9530 to get" involved . • • • The stars of Newport Mesa mingled with both Hollywood and British royal- ty al an exdusive dinner reception held at the Beverly Hills home of Mary and Sam Haskell on behalf of the Mikimoto Company. William Thomas, the Mikimoto exec- utive in chiµge of operations in Costa Mesa, joined Toy- obJko Mlldmoto, president HOME COLLECTION • Full Time Ontgn Staff AV1ll1bl1 • One Of A KJnd lttma + Tr1•1t.1onl Hiiiin Ait +C1 ...... llllkflorlll ....... T• AMII• Ftoasr1 From Aralllll Tiit ...._ Attending Eastbh.i.ff Elementary's "Tropic of Paradise" event were co-chairwomen Marilyn Christian and Debra Pagliasso~. with Debra GUDIJ Downing and chairwoman Susan Seger. Seen at the Mikimoto event in Beverly Hills were Delta Burke, the Earl and Countess of Wessex and Gerald McRaney_ of K. Mikimolo and Compa- ny, LTD., hosting the dinner dt the Haskell residence. Welcoming the Duke of Edinburgh for an upcoming International Charity Golf Championship aimed at rais- ing funds for charities that assist young people, the Mikimoto contingent min- gled with Hollywood stars including Whoople Gold- berg, Se.la Ward, Kirstie Alley, Tony Danza, Patricia Heaton, Kathy Ireland, Delta Burke, Gerald McRaney and Debbie Allen. Prince Edward, Earl of Second Annual Benefit Art Auction Saturday, May 11 th, 2002 We invite you to join our Party for the Arts. Ooors Open at S:SO p.m. Live Auction Begins •t 7:00 p.m. ADMISSION: General $30 • HBAC Members, Founders, Alliance $25 naets ~be purchased In a<Nance at Hf!AC or at the <Joor on~ 11th. Opening bids range from $20.00 to $200.00 The benefit supports the HllAC's exhlbltlpn •nd ec:tuc•tlon fN'Ol' ... S. HUNTnHnOfll RACH Ntf C81111T11t SJI Main SrrHC • Humtncrcon lffcft C~ ' 91641 • 7H.J74 1650 Enjoying ~e Miklm~to event were the Countess of Wes- sex, Mildmoto President Toyohiko Mlldmoto and hostess Mary Haskell. Wessex, and his wife, Count- ess Sophie, were guests of honor at the star-studded reception. Sam Haskell, a high-ranking executive of the William Morris Agency, began in the mail room some 25 years ago and worked bis way to the top of the show business ladder. The golf fund-raiser is the first event in Southern Cali- fornia for the international charity championed by the British royal family. •THE CROWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. A~_,ep ;;, ~U;?•Reservations Available Choice of 4 course menu Lunch:-515. 99 11 :30-3:00 pm Dinner-s19.99 4:30 pm-Closing Klds 'h price under 1 O '1Hr1 /\ntu11 Blvd (,<1',l.i M1--,;1. C.i '1;.>(l;:'f, 1111 1• J~ l1•t 'J',r, JULY 2002 CAMP • July 9, 10. 11 , 16, 17, 18 , Afternoons 1-'4 AUG. 2002 CAMP· Aug. 6, 7, 8, 13 .. 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Doily Pilot DATEBooK Thursday, May 9, 2002 AJ3 Steak, martini and lots of atmosphere at Lcl Cave DINING REVIEW By Stephen hnUcroce F ans of musical comedy will probably remember the '50s Broadway hit ·The Pajama Game,• in particular the sultry song •.ttemando's Hideaway.• The song opens With the lyric, •I know a dark, secluded place, a place where no one kno\Vs your face,• and goes on to describes a hidden, trendy nightspot reminiscent of Prohibi· tion-era speak-easies. The perfect setting for a romantic romp or illicit assignation, where dim lighting and clouds of cigarette sm ok e can obscure faces and intentions. Today's restaurants favor more open space, brighter lighting and busWng atmospheres. But despite these changes in style, there is still some nostalgia for hidden, romantic retreats. Perhaps the best local example is La Cave restaurant in Costa Mesa, where it still feels like a password might be required to gain entrance. FYI • WHAT: La Cave •WHERE: 1695 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa •WHEN: 4 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 4 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday • HOW MUC>i Moderately expensive •CALL: (949) 646-7944 lan Vlndl<Jletlr, [ r<•nch, b)UC cheese and Thousand blr1nd. I'd choose the salad, 11\ c1lxJut c11l that''> offered s.n the wciv nl v<'qf'lttliles. Entrees are accompdntP<I by nc e, a baked pota· to or o 1w1w-l1<1k1'<I poldto that's been '>C'OOJX-'d from the shell, m~ht'<I w1U1 hutti·r dnd c he<>se d.Jld then hcJkPd ciCJ<llll In th<' '-hell to ddd a cno.,p < nt'>I La C ave, which opened in 1962 on Valentine's Day, is accessed through the lobby of an old office building on the com er of 17th Street and Irvine Avenue. H ere you'll find a nondescript door, which could just as easily house a broom closet, with a small-stenciled sign bearing the name of the restaurant. SEAN HliER I DAILY Pit.OT La Cave general manager David Scott and server Leilani Huebner display Ute m enu cart at the restaurant I ht1\·4· Ii·\\ 111111plc11nl'> 11bout the food ctl Ln C <1\ 1• The o.,t1'<1ks dre alwdy'> rnokl'd tlw "'-d} I hke them and orP qnud, \\'1•ll·rnc1rl>l<>d cuts of medt JHH "cl n~1ht for tht· qudhty and pnrlwn ThP '-<'<ll<J<>d •'-not as con'>•'-l<'nt ... 111111 ttntf''> II'> over· cook1'<l .snd dr1,-f11r mv 1c1 .. I<'. but other 111111• ... 11 '., 111.,1 nqhl 1i1•s1c1es, I lh.ulk 11111-.I fl•-.111 1<1111'> 111.-l'TCUOk their h'>h . ..,,, 11111\ II<> 1h nlf' Pass through this door, and wind your way down a few flig hts of stairs, and you'll find La Cave tucked in the basem ent, quietly serving locals steaks, seafood and cocktails in a setting of relative anonymity. The restaurant resembles a cave or, maybe more appropriately, a cellar in an old French chateau or English castle. The walls are lined in brick and archways divide the dining room areas. A heavy cande- labra provides what lighting there is in the room; at the far en d a stained -glass .window gives a mut- ed glimpse into the restaurant's pri- vate dining area. The bar 1S a heavy oak affatr that runs along the back wall, lmed with intricate wood relief. Over- stuffed red leather booths provide cozy seating for an intimate occa- sion . Th~ overall effect is secretive and hushed. The r equisite bdr- tender, polishing a gldss, is perched behind the bar looking like he knows m ore than he tells. ThP clinking of gldsses oftc>n seem .. '> louder than the conversation'> Ld Cave hds d well-seusoned fol- lowing of reguldis, but the retro surroundings hdve dllructed c1 fd1r number of the young, trendy crowd, who often populc1te the place on the wcekPncls, listinu lo live Jazz while enjoying d m,1rt1 ru and a steak The food c1t Li Cc1ve seem'> almost to be c1n afterthought. This is not a criticism . the food 1'-qood for the most pdrt, 11 JU'>l dot''>n't seem to be the focc1l pomt of th<• experience. Picture your '>elf M'dted· with a close friend. <'ngdgcd m conversation dnd cln nks, when you realize that you're hunqry Maybe it's for th1., rPc1son thc11 the choices M e kC'pl s11nple No need to rum the now of the evening ponng over a ponderous 2002 · 4 menu. Chef John Kottelanne has been with the restaurant for more tha.n 20 years and hdS wisely kept the menu stripped down to the most basic choices. Soon after being '>eated, your c.,erver will drop off c;1 basket of gdf- ltc bread. A t first glcmce, the hrec1d dppears to be toasted w hile bread, but one b1le-Aooks most pdtrons to the garlic and cl;leese-coated stull -it's not too difficult to polish off S<'veral bclskets in c;1n everung. If L<.I Cave serves any other ap pelll.Pr'-, I've never found out dbout them from a waiter, although rumor has 11 there is a shrimp scdmpi c1 vc1J..lc1ble. Dinner choices are llm1tccl td gnlled stedks and seafood. If you feel Like anything else. you'd b etter look elsew h ere. The m enu I'> pre- '>ented on a small trolley. whNe the meat and hsh port.Jons are ldtd out under a plexiglass dome. Stec1k s include a seven-ounce or 10-ou ncE:· filet rrugnon ($23.95 or $26 95J. dI1 11 -ounce N ew York slnp ($22.95) Attention 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade boys . and girls lc's time to sign up for the most exciti ng \Occer rournamenr of the year. The Third Annual Pilot C up!!! The Pilot Cup soccer tournament is a one weekend ~occer tournamem (May 29 -June 2) to sec which school has rhe best '>occer team in the following divisions. · 3rd and 4th grade boys; 3rd and 4th grade girls 5th and 6th grade boys; 5th and 6th grade girls Winners will receive commemorative awards. Winning schools will receive the right co show off the Pi lot Cup Perperual Trophy Award for one year. So go co che principal's office or the achJerics office right now and sign up co represent your school in the most exciting soccer event of the ye-.u - The Pilot Cup 2002. The deadJine co sign up is Friday, May I 0. AJI participants receive a t-shirt. This tournament is sponsored by che Daily Pilot and the Youth Services Association. There is a $5 contribution to cover the cost of the t-shirc. Don't miss out on this chance to play soccer for your school and win the right to the Pilot Cup Perpetual Trophy as the best soccer school in town. Yes, we do need coaches. For more information, contact your child's school. l>dil;JPllot --------, and, my favonte, a meaty 16-ounce T-bon<.> ($24.95) Kottelanne's only nod to hdule cuisine is the beef medallions ($23.C}5), thin-cut sHce'> of filPI m1q non topped with d mu'>hroom wine Sduce On Fnddv dnd Sdturcl ay, c1c1d pnme nh for $19.95, dnd you'vp covered the rnec1t <•nd of the menu. Ser1food choice'> conw;t mdlnl} of shellfish. mduc1mg d lobsl<>r tau that's mdrket·pnced ($46 95 on a recent v1<;11), long crab leg-. ($28.ll5J dnd hrollec:l shnmp hmsht>el with huttrr ($22 qs1. In ddd..tbon to th<' '>heLU10.,h, Lei Cdv<' offer.. <1 lh1ck <,worcllL'>h {$21.45) or hc1lil>u11$21.C!5J gnllcd with gdrlic IPmon huller Thdt\ the exll'nt o! the menu di Lo Cdvl', ctlthouqh chners Cdn dbo < redlc vcinous "c;urf clild turf" rom- bmatJon'>, such d'> d hlet with crdh legs or c1 New York '>lnp dnrl '>hnmp, w luch w1U be pncC'd c1ccord 111yl). · Dinnc>r start'> with d soup or '>dl- dd, the latter served with d lrdd1t1on· di choice of dressings. inc:ludlng lldl- Thi• wuir· 11 ... 1 crl Lc1 C ·11vP olJcrs a few qornl 1>111111•.., hut 11v1•rc1ll 1s pret- ty lm1111 •d 111 ... , It ·1 t111n Bnnl1 '>Om (•- thmq fr1,111 h•Hll" r1ncl Jld\ llw $15 rorkcu11 11 yi111 11 lonk1nq lor Vdnely !Jr ""''tt t 1111111• ... •H+' f,11rl)' !>lan- clc1r<l dint r-. < lfl t 'llJOV cl ft( h temon- gfd/l'd r h1•1 .. ,1 •c1k1 , d "101'-I CdHOl c.dhf' 11r d1•c c1dl'11I rhocul.tlt' mou!>-se cdk<' l11ll ..;;1. •HI\ 111 whtc It wlll ~at1'> f\ 11111-.I p••t1ph • \\1th c1 '-\\1'1•1 tooth I lth.1· L<1 ( 'ct\1 lw•th for \\.hdl 1t 10., and \\. ll<il II Nl'I Lei Cr1v<· , ... 1101 cl trl•llfl\ 111 w< 11111• •r c ,i11•n11q lo the llet'lmq \\ lw11-.\ c1I r<>'-U<''" NPwporl 8PdC h cltni "' Ti11 •i. urt no < unn·"- '>IOO'> to n1m•nl lc1rl'-. dncl I doul>t <JC.Kil C hf •f'O.,C' <H ctntqllfd ltt1.., PVer mc1dc• 11 f><JSI tlw \\PU·h.tclcll•n tront door Ln < d\I' • ., d pldCI' to c•nJOY the <Onlpcsny of lm•11ch in c1 ..,<•duded set· lln<J ov<'r d cold< c>< ktdtl l u!>I know- ing 11 • 'Xl'ol'> mc1kl'' nm• lt>t•I • m • • STEPHEN SANTACAOCE'S restaurant reviews appear every other Thursday Send him your comments at sdsantaOcx-dm· mg com Sale :.-:.~~;:..Extended Thur. & Fr., June 9 & 10 OFF 0 All Accessories TAKE ANADDmONAL 15% Off OUR AlBFAl1i m ·lm'IUM DJmJNIFJ) D~l(M]l RJRl1JRE f~i~-~~p-----~----~ Dinin Rooms • Living Rooms Sofas •. 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Dafoe easily steals all the force of the movie, especially m scenes where he fights to keep his alter-ego, the Green Goblin, from taking over. "Wed- cling • han- dles every- lhing with humor. Nia Vardalos, whowro.te "We,d- d.ing" and also acted the lead role, weaves lots of laugh-out-loud moments into just about every scene. The characters in "Wed- ding" are drawn very broadly. The Portokaloses are the quirky, colorful eth- nic family that Hollywood just loves. The Millers are the uptiglit, bland white Anglo-Saxon Protestant family .that Hollywood just loves to ma ke fun of. The stereotypes in this film are not mean or offensive though, since "Wedding" bas great affection for all of its characters. The storyline is silly and often over-the-top. Think "Dick Tracy" rather than "Batman.· I laughed unex- pectedly in several places, dnd I wasn't the only one. While it's easy to tell that Spider-man {Tobey Maguire) swings through the city in "Spider-Man," ln theaters now. When I saw dUs film at the Udo, I was surrounded by many people of Greek ancestry, judging from their conversations. They absolutely roared with laughter at many aspects of the Portokalos family, so I have to assume this film rings true for Greek-Ameri- cans. Not being of Greek descent myself, I still laughed hard at much of the humor. • My Big Fat Greek Wedding" is a very funny film that everyone can enjoy, whether they are Greek or not. the special effects were done by a computer, they're still enjoyable. "Spider-Man• is a fun movie. It's not awe-inspiring or powerful, but it is fun. For those of you who haven't seen it yet, the big- screen doesn't really help anything. In fact, the effects might appear more realistic on a TV screen ("The Per- fect Storm• was better in a smaller format). Put "Spider-Man" on the list to see, but if you don't get around to it unW the month before the next installment of the saga comes out, don't worry. Those webs Spider- Man makes are strong. He can hang around until you're ready. "Spider-Man" is rated PG- 13 for -stylized violence and action. • MELISSA RICHARDSON is a Cos- ta Mesa resident and a junior at UC Irvine. It's (almost) all Greek at this 'Wedding: "My Big Fat Greek Wed- ding• believes firmly in the idea of a person taking con- trol of their life and making it what they want it to be. The specific person in this film is second-generation Greek- American Toula PortokaJos (Nia VardaJos). At the begin- ning of the film, Toula is d frumpy woman of 30 who still lives with her parents and works at the family We Love Your Pats For Lass! ........ , ••••• lnmlY .... " I ........ , .... " ... BUIWIDBA ••• •11101 fl 821.•! (l91'IW811.•) .,.Tiit ......... •• r. ,...,._ .. ., .... , .... c...a ...... , PRllllUM CBOICI .... ID ..... I To:Sii ( ............ ) llUTRO • ...... Cat 87.• 1111.L•a• ........ c.t 811.• Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars restaurant. 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Director Alex Golson and Musical Director Beth Hansen have collaborated on a moving and thought-provoking rendition of Benet's epic poetry and Fenno I Jealh's haunting score. from which the Union Army's anthem sprang. Delivered much like a reota1, more narrat.Jve than dCllon, the show nevertheless singes the heart as 1l presents both sides of the terrible conflict thdt claimed a total of 618.000 American lives. OCC's seven CdS t members are not ident1f1ed in the program with their characters, pnmarily because they play so many, on both sides of the Mason-Dixon lme. This versatility. however, does not prevent their dudiences from bonding with vanous phas- es of their presentation, such as the escaped Yankee pnsoner who falls in Jove with a Southern fann girl, the proud rebel planta- tion owner or the preening Southern society lady. The performers, all enor- mously effective, are Raya Bel- na, Jared R. Cams, James Grant, Lauren Jessica Kushm. James McGinnis, Christopher Meditz and Jenelle M. Smith. Since they are not pictured in the pro- FYI • WHAT: "John Brown's Body" • WHERE: Orange Coast Col- lege Drama Lati, 2501 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa • WHEN; Oosing perfor- mances at 8 p.m. today through Saturday, and 2 p.m. Sunday • COST: SB-10 • CAU.: (714) 432-5880 gram (although they do irJentify themselves briefly before the performance), it's virtually impossible to link them with their characters without a photo- g raphic memory. They function as a smoothly interacting ensemble, much like the chorale -Wendy Jean Car- dina1-Nix, Eileen Garcia. Anne Gray. Leslie Holland, Leah Lyle, Katie McGuire, Rebecca Muhle- man, Vanessa Nguyen, Chanel Panagiotopoulos, Emily Rued, Jessica Teter, Pal Turner, Linda Viramontes and Jolene Ybarra. Musical Director Hansen accom- panies and directs them with understated emotion. Told entirely in verse, •John Brown's Body" is a dramatic his· tory lesson tbat might be termed the fiip side of the musical "1776, • which chronicled the Revolutionary War in drama, song and occasional comedy. Don't expect many laughs at OCC, where the grininess of the conflict and the com.ntitment to the cause, on both sides. makes for some pretty weighty viewing, particularly in light of the sav- agery being played out in other parts of the world today. Perhaps the definitive state- ment on the Civil War was niade by Shelby Foote, and quoted in the OCC program: "Before the war, it was said, 'the United States are .. .'After the war, it was always 'the United States is . . .' as we say today . ,, . and that sums up what the war accom- plished. It made "!' an 'is.•• DATEBOOK After HOURS • SUbmit APTIJl HOURS Items to the Dal- ly Pilot 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by call.1 . Ing (949) 574-4268. A oomplete list Is avall- ~e at www.dallypllot.com. SPECIAL IMAGINARY FUN Imagination Celebration of Orange ·county. presented by the Orange County Pe rforming Arts C~nter and the Orange County Depart- ment of Education, will feature events in Newport-Mesa through Sunday at various venues. www.ICPESTIVAL.c.om. MOVIES ON THE BEACH The Newport Dunes Resort Hotel will show movies on the beach every Friday night in May. Show- ings begin at dusk. The film sched· ule is as follows: •willow,• Friday: "Flubber." May 17; •eats & Dogs." May 24 and "Dinosaur,· May 31. Newport Dunes is.at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is free, S7. for parking. (800) 765-7661. MULTICULTURAL FAIR Sage Hill School will nold its hrst Multicultural Community Fair from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday at the school, 20402 Newport Coast Drive. There will be hands-on ~afts e xot· ic cuisine and entertainers of all varieties. Admission indudes two food sample tickets. $6, or $5 in advance. Children 12 and younger enter tree. (949) 219-0100. FILM NIGHT The Orange County Museum of Art will present "The Canterville Ghost• as part of its Friday Night Films series at 6:30 p.m. May 17 at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. The suggested donation is $4 or $6. (949) 759-1122, Ext. 204. OCC FILM FEST Orange Coast College will host the 32nd annual Student Film and Video Festival at 7 p.rn. May 18 at the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fa.irvtew Road, Costa Mesa. The three-hour festival will showcase the works of more than 175 stu- dents. $5 donation at door. (714) 432-5180. MUSIC BARITONE REOTAL Orange Coast College student Jonathas Menezes will perform his I{ L ~ I ) I) I I I (_ \ "' SPOIL YOUR MOIHER {LEST SHE FORGET H ER FAVORITE C HI LD} Treat your mother right this year with a deservedly delicious champagne b ru nch o r, better yet, a wonderful sunset dinner overlooking beautiful Newport Harbor. sophomore recital at noon today in OCC's Music R09m 101, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Menezes, a native of Brazil, is a tenor who plans to perfonn worlcs by Scarlatti, Giordani and Jobim, among others. Free. (714) 432-5880. CHORALE SHOW Orange Coast College's Chorale will perf onn Mcnart's Requiem at 8 p.m. Saturday under the direction of Ricardo Solo at the Robert B. Moon:~ Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $5 or $7. (714) 432-5880. Thursday, May 9, 2002 AIS Llbrary, 1000 Avocado f*e. Free (949) 717-3801 or www.newport· beachlJbrary.org. WEEKLY JAM The Studio Cafe presents Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11 p.m. every week. "Wanted• musioans include guitar players, bass players. singers, drummers. keyboardists and others at 100 Main St., New- port Beach. Free. (949) 675-7760 MUSIC AT THE ANNEX Musical acts perform at 5 p.m. Sun- days at the Pierce Street Annex, HARMONIA BAROQUE r 330 17th St., Costa Mesa. Free. Harmonia Baroque will present a (949) 646-8500. program titled "The Lusty Month of May• at 4 p.m. Sunday in Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, 798 ~er Drive, Newport Beach. The pro- gram will indlide works by Thomas Morely. William Byrd and G.P. Tele- mann. $10-$12. (714) 970:8545. DAUAS BRASS The Dallas Brass musical ensemble will perform at 7:30 p.m. May 17 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center as part of its EdiJCation and Community Programs Depart- ment in Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. $12-$25: (714) 556-2787. BRONFMAN AND THE PHILHARMONIC The Los Angeles Philharmonic will perform with pianist Yefim Bronf· man at 8 p.m. May 18 at the Orange County Pedorming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa. The program includes Esa-Pekka Salonen's new work "Foreign Bodies• and more. $15· $55. (949) 553-2422. BIG BANDS Orange Coast College's Monday and Friday Big Bands will perform at 1 p.m. May 19 at the college's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Cos~a Mesa. $7, or $5 in advance. (714) 432-5880. CAFE LUDWIG Pacific Symphony Orchestra will present Cafe Ludwig, a concert of Beethoven's chamber music, at 7:30 p.m. May 19 in the Orange County Performing Arts Center's MUSIC AT THE GRIU The Bluewater Grill offers hve music on Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Nick Peper and Kelly Gordien (known as MPG) will perform classic rock. R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fn- days. Marvin Gregory and MPG will perform classic rock, swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays The restaurant is located at 630 Lido Park Drive, Newport Beach Free admission. (949) 675-3474 WEEKEND BLUES Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in Newport Beach will present The Balboa Blues on Friday and Satur· day evenmgs and Sunday a1ter- noons. The program will feature jazz and classic rock tunes for din- ing and dancing. Anthony's lS at 151 E. Coast Highway. {949) 673- 3425. POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO Tate 5, a funk, rock and Motown act, performs at 9 p.m. Saturddys at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3520 E. Codst Highway, Corona del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Sanders performs classical flamenco tunes at 7:30 p.m Tuesdays and Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT R&B , Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone Bridge Band play rock and R&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. Free. (949) 476-2001. Founders Hall. 600 Town Center SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON Drive, Costa Mesa. $30-$40. (714) A seven-piece group plays big 556-2787. • band tunes from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. THREE CENTURIES "Three Centuries of Music,· a pro- gram by classical pianist Michael Sellers, will be held at 3 p.m. May 19 at the Newport Beach Central Fridays at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguente Ave .. Corona del Mar. $4. (949) 644-3244 SEE HOURS PAGE A16 Make your reservations today for brunch, beginning at 9am, or d inner, serving at 4:30 pm. 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Show times are 7 p.m. today; 10:30 a.m. c1ntJ 7 p.m. Friday; 10:30 d m . 2 and 5:30 p.m Saturddy; and 1 and 4:30 p.m Sunday. $15-$25. (714) 556- 2787. 'THE BARBER OF SEVILLE' Opera Pacific wiJI present "The Barber of Seville" Sat- urcfoy through May 19 at the Jrvmf' BarcltJy Theatre, 4242 Cdmpus Drivf', Irvine. Show time'> dfe 7.30 p.m. Sclturday. Weclne>Sddy, May 17 and 18; and 2 p.m. Sunday and May HJ. $45-$65 (94 9) 854 -4607. ONE-ACT PLAYS Ora nqe> Coc1st c;ollege will hold 1ls annual spnng One- Act Play Festival from Wednesday to May rn in the the college'!> 0rd.J11a Lab Stu- c:tio, 2701 Fa1rv1ew Road, Cos- ta Mesa. Performances will be 8 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, and 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday. $7, or $6 in advance. (714) 432-5640, Ext. 1. ART 'LOST IN FRAGRANCE' "Lost in Fragrance,• recent work by Brad Durham, will be on display at A rt Resources Group, 3032 E. Coast Highway, CQrona del Mor, through Friday. The gallery is open to the public from lQ a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon· day through Friday and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Free. (949) 640-1972. ORANGE COUNTY ARTISTS The opening reception for artists in the Spring Juried Orange County Show will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday at Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Boulevard. The works will be on display at City Hall through July 5. Free. (949) 717-3890. ANARTWALK The seventh annual Balboa Island Artwalk will be held rrom 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. Saturday along the South Bayfront promenade on Balboa Island. Pieces will include paintings, jewelry and sculpture. Musi- cians will pe rfonn. Free. (714) 848-5697. JURIED SHOW Orange Coast .College will dis play a juried stude nt exh1b1t through May 16 at the college's Art Gallery. 2701 Fairview Drive, Costa Mesa. The exhibit of work by 59 OCC students is being curat- . . . DATEBOOK . Daily Pilot ;; OAHSCENE STUPIO BONO BIRTHDAY IASH tive Movement. through May 19 at the museum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Museum hours are 11 a.m . to 5 p .m. Tuesday through Sunday. $5 for adults, $4 for sepiors and stu· dents, and free for members and children younger than 16. (949) 759-1122. Ballroom dancing ls offered at 8 p.m . on the first Friday of each month at Danscene Stu- dio, 2980 McClintock Way, Costa Mesa. $10. (714) 641- 8688. CITRET PHOTOS The work of San Francisco photographe r Mark Citret will be on display through May 24 at Orange Coas! Col- lege's Pl\oto Gallery, 2101 PaiJview Road, Costa Mesa. Citret is the author of u Along the Way. The gallery is open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mon- day through Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 10 p .m . Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Free. (714) 432-5520. SUSTAINABLE ARCHO'ECTURE BIG BAND DANONG An afternoon of dancing to big band music is offered from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Fridays at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Coffee and other refreshments are served. (949) 644-3244. ARGENTINE TANGO Tango dancing is offered from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on the first Saturday of each month at DansceQe Studio, 2980 McClintock Way, Costa Mesa. (71 4) 641 -8688. KIDS STARLIGHT STORIES Children 3 to 7 are invite d to participate in songs, and lin- ger puppet plays at 7 p.m. Mondays al the Costa Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave. (949) 646-8845. PJS AND BOOKS Bono impersonator "DL" will be at Muldoon's DubJin Pub, 202 Newport Center Drive in Newport Beach, from 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday to celebrate the Bono Birthday Bash. The lead singer for U2, Bono -who's birth name is Paul Hewson -will turn 42 on Friday. Free. (949) 640-4110. The Orange County Museum of Art will present •Ten Shades of Green,· an exhibit on sustainable architecture. through June 30 at the muse- um, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Museum hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, and free for mem- bers and children younger than 16. (949) 759-1122. A children's story time is pre· sented al 7 . p.m. Mondays and 10:30 a.m. Saturdays at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Children may wear pajamas to the eve ning sessions. Free. 1949) 717-3801 ed by lrini Vallera-Rickerson. Gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Thurs- day and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thurs- day. Free. (714) 432-5039, Ext. 2. DANCE SENIOR BALLROOM WEEKLY STORYTELLER ELMER RETROSPECTlVE The Orange County Museum of Art will prese.nt "The Art of Elmer Bischoff," a retrospec- tive of the artist who helped launch the Bay Area Figura- Ballroom dancing to the music of the Costa Mesa Music Makers is offered from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. $4. (949) 548-3884. A children's story tJme IS held dl 10:45 a.m. Wednesdays at Barnes & Noble Booksellers dl Metro Pointe, 901-B South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa, (714} 444-0226. FOSIO" SOSHI JaparM1e 1testaruant ~ GRflHD OPE"IHGll! 949-631-()403 427 East 17th Strnt #D Celebrate Mothe~S Day 0unday May12th · with us at _). t::j r:.f-t.'1 ~ . .e..c... fine art including ori8inal painlin8s. &:ulplure~. ccrami°'. photography. and jewelry. featuring Local A11i~t;; fro m &:>ulhern California )0111 us for a day of !Art faat11nn9 some of tfir arras ft11rst !.frt1sb mid l11trrn111101111/ ·I t/11111 • )(INC featunng tlir ·~rpsy 'Boys ·. 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NEWPORT BEACH www.fr,ttududa.com Quon OF THE DAY "We're pretty much on sch edule. (Ryan) Lean is n ot seeded first in any of his events, bu( being a senior I think he'll come through ... " Jason Lynch, Newport Harbor High boys swim coach Daily Pilot Woodard ·was truly a classic She has played in all five Tea Cup Classics, but has been dethroned at Mesa Verde after a six-year reign. N ever got to offio ally wish · M esa Verde Country Club's Denise Woodard well after playing five straight years in the Tea Cup Classic. Woodard, who was dethroned as the six-time defending women's club champion last week by Akemi Khaiat, never won the Tea Cup, but was always a Classic. The spirited Woodard, the only , grandmother and entrepreneur to play in the locals-only event for the four women's club champions in the Daily Pilot circulation, might have lost her reign (and parking spot) at Mesa Verde. But she'll forever be r~membered in Tea Cup lore. She captured her sixth straight . Richard Dunn GOLF club title last year by a whopping 27 strokes, believed to be the largest margin of victory l1l club history for women. Here's a toast to you, Deruse. PeUcanHUJ Golf Club has been honored for the eighth consecutive year for operating one of the top 2p best resort golf shops. according to Golf ·World Business magazine. Speaking of Pelican Hill, the Four Seasons Hotel in Newport Beach has arltlounced a package in conjunction with the re ort course that can save people up to $600 The Orange County Chapter of Childhelp USA will host Its 20th arltlual Celebnty Golf Classic May 21 at Pelican Hill with former All-Pro Los Angeles Rams center Rich SauJ m the middle of things as celebrity host, Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949...5744223 • Sports Fax: 949~50-0170 HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING .. EYE OPENER Deltl"ki Sports HaD ol Fame , ,.,. " "i.,,, I• 'rilllrnnluf:. ~llhonor .. BRAD LEWIS Thursday, Moy 9, 2002 Bl Peirsol, Cole, Lean lead the way in Newport Harbor's quest for berths in CIF Finals Friday night. Steve Virgen 0 AJLY PILOT BELMONT SHORE • Newport Harbor H1gh's Big Three lived up to 11.!. btlhng at the CIF Southern Section Division I Prehmmc1r1es Wednesday at Belmont Plaza . Sailor senJOrs Adron PelfSol and Ryan Lean, along with 1unwr Andrew Cole, qualif1ed in two events edrh, ddvanong to . Friday's champ1onsh1p finals at 4 p.m. The Big Three. !>-0 named by the1r codch, Jason Lynch. also helpE>d the Sailors grab the lop qudufymg spot in the 200- yard freestyle re-"The whole lay (1.27 Bbl dnd team is read y the 400 free reldy [ (3:13.15J Michael lo swim ast. Bury. who did not It's going to advance m th~ 50 free and 100 but-be cool ··· " terfly, wds dbo on Aaron Peirsol the 200 free relay Newport Harbor team, while Ndth· High senior an Weiner wds also on the 400 tree relay squad PelfSol, Lean and Cole are also club teammates for lrvme Novaqu.Wcs. "We're pretty much on schedule,· Lynch Sdld. "Lean is not seeded first many of his events, but, bemg a senior, I think he'll come lhrough." It appears Pe1rsol. who holds three world records, is also planrung to make the most of his senior year Pe1rsol, who skipped the Sea View Ledgue Fltlah for a trip to lhe Bahama'> to pubhc-1ze his favonte sport, quahhed first in the 200 free (1·41.55) and the 100 bdck (4q29), which is his speoalty Cole remained undefedted Uus season in the I 00 free, winning his hedt and quahfymg f11st (46.3q) H e aho qual.af1ed second m the I 00 back (51.02), wlule Lean qualilied second m the 500 free (4 .34.44) and fifth m the 200 free (1·4334) M edhi Eftekari of the Four Seasons Hotel and theater magnate Jim Edwards of Newport Beach are the PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I OAl.Y PILOT Harbor's Aaron Peirsol (above) cruises ln the backstroke, Nicole Mackey swims the butte rfly. "I wanted to do that,· Pe1TSOI said of lus 49.29 time m the 100 back "To do that SEE SAILORS PAGE 83 _ , . co-honorary c.tiairmen <;>f tbe event, which raised abciut St65:ooo'·last·year for ChlJdhelp USA. Details: (949) 829-6922. Newport Beach Country Club ls hosting a U.S. Open local qualifying for the third year in a row. The 102nd U.S. Open Championship ls June 13-16 at Bethpage State Park (Black Course) in Farmingdale, N.Y. The local quallfymg at Newport Beach is 18 holes on May 15, with the Southern California Golf Association operating the event. Newport Beach is one of seven Southland courses to be used during qualifying week (May 13-20) by the SCGA. 1lle Derby at Sant.a Ana Country• Club, a prestigious annual men's member/gue~t event on the SCGA calendar, is May 16-18. The time-honored Derby changes the playing format each round during the competition. DAILY PILOT HIGH SOIOOl ATHLETE OF THE WEEK drew Cole .. Newport Harbor swim standout hopes to complete unbeaten season in the 100 freestyle at Friday's CIF Division I Finals. BMy f....., fut.' • Cole said. •Then, we DAA.v PlloT moved to California end I ended e some may say ewport Harbor High ltandout Andrew Cole swims 1n the abadow ol Olympic silver medalist and backstroke world·record bolder Aaron Pelnol. Cole pref en to look at it u swtm.miDg under ldl heralded teemmate'I wing. Call It .... but Cole ..... coa.tndng cme tbat Palol bal ......... .., la8ulDced .. pedonnw:e llnt'e ... IDDY9CI to N9wpalt from Swty, Utabm tbe Olympk • ._ ol3000 .• ............... .., ...... ................... "-... ... at? 'Wlwl,lwl*l ...... '9 ... up at the Nm• school as b.lm. I wusbocked.• Cole and Peinol, who bOth train wltb l.rvt.ne Novaquatica, have forged a frlendahtp and Cole aakl be benefttl greetly from working out one lane away from bil dub and prep IMJIUDate. But Cole UC> admttl tJYing to Uep up wtlb tbe curr.t bec:bbolm wOitd cblmpton a often a bmabllng aperlw'e • •Sc• H w ,l'lldDdolbMS, beta ... be'I cm• c++lr••tr dMlermt ....... c.Gll llld. .... ldlld., ..... 1or.-..,.-.Amm .. , ..... ..................... ..., .... au " • • 4 • ' 82 ThuOOoy, May 9, 2002 ee O range Coast College crew is doing its best to make 2002 a memorable season for Pirates' Coach Dave Grant. The young man, a history teach<>r. with a clean-cut look and a desire to conquer what people told him he couldn't, walked into the office of Basu Peterson, the Orange Coast College Dean of Students. 40 years ago. This wasn't any ordinary meeting, mmd you. but a day that would change the life of Ddve Grdnt, OCC and the Pirates' crew program. • 1 want you to be OUJ' new crew c odch, • Peterson told Grant, who was caught off gudrd ·or. Peterson, really, I don't know dnything about this." Grant said to his boss ·1 really don't know that much about the sport.· Peterson remained focused on completing Grant's paperwork for his new assignment Peterc;on continued to wnte, while making wrP he didn't look dt Grant. "I'm swe you'll figure it out," Pf'tl'r'>on told the young man. And, so the history teacher be gc111 to work to make hi.story of his own. The beginning might have coml' by a b1l of chance, but the results appeared a!. 11 Grant was always meant to be the coach of O\C' crew Under Grant's-watch, the Pirate'>, the only community college with a crew pro!;Jrrim, have won 80% of their races against JUmor Vdf'.1ly bodls from college powerhouses UC BNkelc'y. "'lr1nlorcl, UCLA, Washington, Harvard and Pt•nnc,y lv,m1c1 "Truthfully, I've been very lur ky" '>•lld thP humble Grant "I've been very bl(•-.-.NJ to I)(' around truly wonderful people -people who c-hc1nged my life! Grant, who will rell.re this year c11ter 38 seasons. is ending his coaching career in storybook ftishion. His Steve Virgen COLLEGES varsity eight boat, the Rob Jordan, is undefec1ted this season. And, on Sunday, dlter they won the Western lnh•r<0Ueg1ate Rowing A ssoc1dt1un Championship!>, the Pirates accepted dn inv1ldllon to the Henley Roydl Rc·~Jntta, July 3-7 on the Thdme.s RrvN 1n England. Even lf OCC doe-. not win the Henley Roydl. th" has been a memorable seavm rorGrant, to say the least. Theo college dedicated its bor1thouse in his name April 21, w hen the Pirates won the Nonndn Wdt\on Cup in OCC's Newport Regatta. Codst <sho won the San Diego Crew Classic April 7 Grant calls this season's varsity 1·1ght h1s best ever. And, the OCC men think likewise of lhP1r coach. "He's not only a coach of crew, he•'-. c1 c·oc1ch of We,· ..aid Bnan Scheele, the \Ophomore tcdm co-captain. "Without Dave, we wo11ld he nothing. With Dave Grant as our codch. W C' c .111 do dnylhing. We look al rum as our part of our bottl It\ the IO of us: the eight rowers, the coxswain •llld D<1v<'. He's a good friend and a great coach " For Chris Pope, just as many othl•r<, who have gone through the program. Grcmt hr1-. hPen un inspirational leader. "There lS JUSt too much to 11~1 ol whr1t he'i. done,· i.aid Pope, a sophomore co-cdplain 11nd d second generation OCC crew membror 11" lr1lher. Lewis, was on the OCC crew m 1967. "Crew has changed my We cornpll'lt'ly, • Pope 'laid. •1 did a complete 180 from hlgh <>chool. Dave is JUSt a great guy and a terrilic role model and r can't even begin to explain how much he has done for me these past years." They call crew the ultunate sport And the Pirates agree, Grant ts the ultimate coarh A-.1de from training. Grant also sets up sp<>cial nw etmgs. In addition, oo Monday nights, h1S house ~ always open for his crew members. They meet there to talk about their lives and advise one another. "There's always cookies and milk there,• Grant said. "The place ls there for them because they need a place to land sometimes. They just need a place, like a home.• So. whatever takes place in England, it's a deflnlte1 Grant's name has left an impression that goes beyond the name of the OCC boathouse. Larry Moore, the OCC assistant crew coach, fonner OCC crew member and longtime friend of Grant, perhaps said it best. ·As an academic, he's at a level I don't know who to compMe to.• said Moore, who cre<lits Grant for earning his degree at Cornell University "His leadership Is excellent. His ability to bring out the best in his oarsmen and colleagues, there isn't any companson with anybody who 1 know. He sets a standard that is extremely high. It's hard to live up to hJs standards, but that's the whole point. I th1nk U you don't have a level that is relatively high then you are not going to reach any level of f'Xcellence. That's demonstrated by bi.I crews.• - ,, . SPORTS Doily Pilot COSTA MESA NATIONAL lITTlE LEAGUE Dodgers .rally to pull oile out, 9-7 Six-run fifth inning overcomes the Yankees in Majors duel. COSTA MESA -A late raUy by the Dodgers, powered by Brandon Grtmmett (two hits in the fiftl) lnnlng), a double by Bryan Bennett, who earlier homered,.and a single by Joan Gumum, as well as walks to Nick OUver, Cory Ames and Matt Telles. gave the Dodgers six runs in the fifth inning to give them a 9-7 win over the Yankees. The Yankees scored four runs in the fourth to take the lead. Guzman pitched three perfect innings with three strikeouts for the Dodgers. Justin Long came on in relief in the fourth and finished with five sbikeouts. The Dodgers finished the first half 8·3, in second place behind the Diamondbacks. • DODGERS, 13, CAROINMS 1 -Justin Long Led the Dodger hitting attack with three hits induding two in a nine-run second inning, in the Dodgers' tint game ol the second hall to outlast the Cardinal~. 13-7. Also contributing to the Dodgers' offense were Brandon Grimmett (two hits and two runs scored), Juan Guzman (single and two runs scored), Cory Ames (double and a walk), Nick Pederson and Nick Oliver (both had singles and each scored a run). Ian Abemalhy pitched three innings, striking out seven, while Long pitched two innings, striking out three. Pederson t>itcbed the final inning fanning one. • MAR.uNs 10, Asnos 6 -The Marlins sent 16 batters to the plate in the first two innings, scoring eight runs, and wound up holding on for a 10·6 win over the Astros. Leadoct hitter Kevin Kiser started \he Marlins' offense with a single in the first inning and Michael Pierce began the second with a double. Danny O'NeU also doubled in the second, which saw the Marlms combine for three hits and two walks. Kiser, Anthony Secrest and O'Neil each scored twice in the first two innings. The Marlins added the deciding two runs in the bottom of the fourth, when O'Neil and Adam Seagondollar (who also pitched in relief) singled and right fielder Evan KJpnJ.s dnlled a line-drive double into the left-center-field gap to score the Marlins' final two runs. The Astros scored two runs in the first inning. AWJUn Evett and Brandon E1plng hit back-lo-back doubles and eventually scored on l'aylor West's RBI single. But Marlins' starting pitcher MJ~I Gillmore auowed only two more hits and no more runs through the third innlng. The second inning ended on a double play started by Marlins first baseman Secrest, who fielded a sharp grounder, touched first base., then threw across the diamond to Nick DePletro who tagged the baserunner shding into third. Right fielder Evan KJpn1s batlled the sun to flag down a long fly ball hit by Aslro Mike Cedeno to prevent runs from scoring in the third inning. ·The Astros scored in the fifth and sixth innings, but were shut down by solid Marlin defense and strikeouts by reliever Seagondollar. In Minor A aetion: • DODGERS 8, YANKEES 7 -The Dodgers smacked six hits with two out.s in the last inning to score four runs and defeat the Yankees. After the Yankees added a run in the top of the sixth to take d 7-4 lead, the Dodger bats quickly woke up when Austin Vogel reached base and scored, along with Coleman Brown, on Eusebio CasUJJo's double. Daniel Derteg ad Daniel Degree both !>ingled to score Castillo to lie the game. With darkness approaching, Joshua Emo singled past the shortstop, dnving in the winning run. • DODGERS 10, Asnos 4 -The Dodgers continued their wirming ways defeating the Astros, 10-4. Joshua Emo and Eusebio CasWlo each scored three runs in the Dodger victory. Derieg, Brown, Luke Jtoberts and Jeffrey Guillen edc-h scored as the Do<.lgers took control of the game. AJso contributing on offense were Preston Schow, DanJeJ Degree, Billy DeGlrolamo, V~gel and Chris NEWPORT BEACH UTILE LEAGUE WhJlesJde. Solid Dodger defAflse held the Astros to just four runs. • DIAMONDBACKS 7, MARI.INS 3 -The Diamondbacks used strong pitching from Eric Mlc:kelM>n, Johnathon Jones and Cody Woods, along with catcher James WaJDbaugb to defeat the Marlins, 7-3. Juan Vasquez, 'Zachary Baldwin. Joshua Bowman and Kelly Plummer provided strong defense for the D·backs. The 0 -l>acks' hitting attack induded Jan Seagondollar, SebasUan Falnszteln and Joseph Eggen to keep the lead throughout . ln Fann Division play: The REDS and the ROCKIES met for the second time in just over a week in the last rught game of the regular season. Both teams racked up runs in certain innings and were shut down in other irmings. Both teams played solid offense and defense throughout the game. Nathan Prank went 4 for 4 for the Rockies racking up three singles and a double. with two RBis and a run scored. Erik Rasmussen had three RBI swgles and scored a run for the Rockies. The Rockies also got help trom Matthew Spicer, who smacked a double and thJ'ee.slngles and scored two runs. Aaron Wood hit four singles, added a double and sl'ored two runs for the Rockies. Mallah Murtha lut three sJJlgl es and a double, and accounted for three Rockies' runs, while knocking in three. Noah Jeyara)ab singled twice for the Rockies, had two RBis and a run scored. Alex MazUJ" connected for several hits that went straight to various Reds players for outs. During the Rockies' sixth-inning rally, Mazur finally hil one past the infield for a base hit, and eventually scored a run for the Rockies. Robert Murtha scored three runs for the RC>ckies, and knocked in four more, going 4 for 4 in U1c contest. Adam Ward had a single and double lor the Rockies, while scoring two runs. The Reds will take on the Mets Saturday mommg, wh1Je the Rockies will face the P1rdte!.. Reds slip past the Mariners, 2-1 A classic duel with classic results. NEWPORT BEACH -Tough pitctung and strong defense by both the Mariners and the Reds prevailed in a Newport Beach Little League Majors Division game the Reds won, 2-1. The Reds' Andrew SUva struck out eight, allowing three hits in five innings of work. The Mariners began the scoring in the bottom or the third with a leadoff single by Wllllam Ham, followed by walks to Tom Adamson and Michael Bear. WiUrthe bases loaded, Nick Freeman singled in a run to give the Mariners a 1-0 lead. The Reds came back in the top of the fift11 inning on singles from Timmy Wlnnlng and Evan McNemey and a wji}k by Eric Mooney to load lhe bases. J.P. Grom1y then doubled to center. scoring two runs to put the Reds up. 2-1. Mc10ner defense stymied d Reds' rally in the top of the sixth. Eric Rask and Freeman combined on a double play. The Reds' Bartlett came on IJl relief to get the first two batters in the bottom of the sixth. Bear then singled to third and Freeman doubled to right, putting runners on second and third. Mariners' second baseman Mooney nabbed a hard shot by Rask tor the final out, g1vmg the Reds their 10th wm on the year. In other Majors action: • DIAMONDBACKS 6, y ANKEES 1 -fJetcher Della Grotta, Chrls Rosen and Steven Manning combined to pitch ct no-hitter, while Scott Colton Ignited the offense with two home runs in a n-1 Diamondback win over the YdJ1kees. Garret Amoroso, Michael ArtenJan, Tommy Colton, Rosen and Riley Sullivan contributed to the D-back offensive attack. Patrick Brennan pitched three strong anrungs tor the Yankees. •DIAMONDBACKS 10, MARlNERS 0 ·Chris Rosen·~ three-run home run and a basei.-lod<.led tnple spdrked the oHense as the D-backs blanked the MdTiners, t 0-0. Gc1rret Amoroso anti Doug Kelly collected two tuts apiece wh1Je Scott Colton, Fletcher DeUa Grottd, Connor Whalen dnd Steven Manning each had one hit. Colton, DeJJa Grotta and Rosen combined to hold the Manners bats in check. Michael Bedr, Nirk Freeman and Bryce Donovan contributed hJts for the Manners. ln AAA action· •BRAVES 5, DoDCERS 4 -Strong defens<•. umely hitting and solid pitching came together for the Brnves d'> they held oft the Dodgers, 5-4. Michael Franklin, Michael Delahanty, AosUn Allen, Benny Townsend ' and Dylan Salisbury alJ mdde strong defensive plays to keep the Dodgers at bay. Andrew Dunlap, Nick Flam.son and David GuJbord combined to stnke out eight Dodgers, allowing seven hits. The trio also contributed on offense. Flamson and Guibord scored in the first mnihg, while Jarrett Logan and Dunlap talhed runs ln the third and fourth innings to ward off a four-run explosion by the Dodgers in the third inrung. • DODGERS 7, ANGELS 6 -With the game tied goang into the bottom of the sixth, Dietrich Stauffer hit a bases-loaded single to brlng home the-winning run as the Dodgers edged the Angels, 7-6. Kevtn Wang pitched four solid innings and had three hits for the Dodgers. Mlch'ael Borchard, Jacob Sanooke, Colin Krahe. Stauffer and Nick Taormina provided timely RBI hits. The Dodgers' defense was led by Wang, Borchard and Emery Molnar. For the Angels, Doug Watt and Brian Hurst each pitched strong innings. Hurst (three hits) and Erle Morris (two hits) led the Angels' offensive attack. ln AA play: • RED Sox 13, CARDINALS 5 -The Red Sox' hilting attack was Jed by Cole Chatham, Brandon M cHugb and Michael Dahl. Defensive plays by Matt Berry, Matthew Funsten and Jonathan MetcaJJe, each malung every play that came their way, helped the Red Sox to the victory. Pine pitching and offensive firepower was also provided by ClaJ"k Cashion, Brent Lawson and Taylor Epp. •DIAMONDBACKS 10, GIANTS 7 -The 0-backs improved their record to 10-3-1 with d 10-7 triumph over the Giants in a battle of the top two teams in the AA Division. The D-backs led jill the way behind solid pitching from Sam Cuberto and Austin Blodget. The 0-backs got timely hitting from Michael Taormtna's three-run home run, and a two-run four-bagger from Andrew MachoskJe. Eric Hallett's double in the thltd mnlng also drove in a run. Other D-backs stars included Jeremy Bowtnkel, Brandon Pick, Sandon GrUfln and Jesse Marus, all · playing solid defense late m the game. YOUTHSOCaR ROLLER HOCKEY Pegasus Lightning wins title, topping Mariners Christian Cos~ Mesa team on a nine-game winning streak AYSO ~n 120 Spring Select team is 9-0 with a 41-7 edge in goals, with balanced scoring one of the objectives. COSTA MESA -The boys' AYSO Region 120 12-and~under Spring Select soccer teem is 9-0 tl1i5 seuon. ICOriDg 'I goals while only aDowlng .even. The tHID's goal la to yo undefeated and have each pJAyer IC'Ol'e at lout one goal dUrlng the lealOI). 1\rfetve of the team'I 15 playen llave awed. PorWardime.....,~W.... A•lo. llk:W,l•ld'M. Aalholiy ...._end AllllNW NUii. OiikrileJI include Dlillll lilril•M, Joe Br9Dc:l9Ma.·MMI alMc.-ock and a.iloil ,.., ... ldl MldlteJdeil .e UI V .... ...,... I llf O*ol, Gabriel SeDtti• Lilo Ar'•, c... .•· ,,.. COWGEN011S and A.llllr N..art. Goa.lles Aadrew Niles and Antlloay florea have been solid in the net, recording thnte shutouts. In Costa Mesa Boys 12"4Dd-younger AYSO Recreation Team action: THI! MANIACS have gone 4-2 so far this spring, winning thetr lut two games while short-handed, 4-2 and 4·0. Dualel Caldel'Oll, CMd and oan.uu Lopa, CabNI Wood and Jorvt o,orto conbtbuted to the scoring. Dt*ndtn Robert ffesw•dea. Alex Allllon. ..... z..n. ............. and c.1ot ~Played •trong C1lhnse to help keep the ball away fro&n thelr goalies. Mldfielden Kfttll W....... and Clarll bla kept thP. .,.. mmtng.,.,,, .. ...., ...... and tbe torwudl and r '*11 an..._..,... HAPPY lllTHDAY COSTA MESA -lbe Pegasus Lightning roller hockey team finished the season 10-0 after defeating the Mariners Christian School Blades, 4-t , in the final of the JHP Copper DiviSton (first and second grades), Coach Vartan Tchekmedyian's Pegasus team was led by Zach Prtedman, Cort Hastl11g1, Dylmt PNvK and Cole Blower, aacb scortng one goat. Cameron Pml&uia had two ltey asai5U, while Ryu Good.lat and Hastings were solid ln goal for PegaJus. The OCC baseball team Will open the Southern CalllomJa Regtonals at Glendele College Priday at 11 a.m., when the Pirat• (28-12), the No. 5 seed, tak teeplechaso with a school-record ume or 11:11.96 and UC'l won the women'a 400 relay 1n 47.29. (5-41/•). Cendejas placed fourth iJ'I the 800 mf!ters wtth a time of 2: 11 43. . CMbrarlng the o.Hy 1¥/ot'I Ath~ of rt..__.,__. TODAY'S SOIDlll on 12th·Meded Loe Angeles Harbor (28· J3). If dw Bual wtn they wUJ play Set.t.aday .i 2 p.m;f;"'" either Qlendele (32·1 t) Puom.r (23·18) U 11141 Ptralel ae, dwy wW play Salwday at lOa.m. "' ............. ....,, IAWllll'OIMI IC UC lit ..... Alilrter. 9111 m...,.A 111! •oaM>re ,...., Uou waa IM 3,00CMMW . '\'. < Evan Curtis, who flnJsbed llxth in ti> women's pole vault, broke her own achool record wtth a t 2-foot·9'h cleat~. iY'he preVious record was 12-6. The Ant~aters w~nt 1·2 in CM women'• 1,500 •Junior Tesse c.nde)U won the e\'eDt ln 4:32,07 and Liou WM second in •:38.75. Sophomore Ju.He M.ntOD f!nilhed MCoild In UM 5,000 ...._. (t7:UU9), while junjot ~ Bdwarda ftnAthed thiril In die womea'I tltlJle tumP at 39-e1/J iDd topbomote Awmerte 1\irPin WM ddrd tn .... blgb jUmp Por the Anteater mf"n, ffnjor Jon Doroeld finllhed thlrd in the 3,000 tteeplecbase ln 9;·'4 .2A •nd junior 'navis MortlOU was fourth in 9:46.06. Senior Julee Cattano placed third ln tbe l.500 wttll e dine ot 3:53.69 and tratuaan Scott JaMI WU thlid in thft 400 hwdles tri ~.17 Pre.lunM Petridt GrOgan ftnllMd third tn the trip .. )Ump wttb • IMrt ol 47·31/a. CoeCb Vlnt"e O'Boyte'• ~ tMml ...._to ailaD el the OCddimUI CoDege bmlllloMI~. -iiii'o... ... '97 • \tlnalMtd u. • "a( end ftltd a..~'o' e CoraMdlt ... vol•JW - Doily Pilot 'SPORTS Thursday, May 9, 2002 8.1 SAILORS CONTINUED FROM B 1 unshav~ and without my (Jong) suit on, J'm happy with that. (Friday's championship Hnals) will be Inter- esting and fun.• Peirsol. who owns flve CIF Division I individual titles. also said he wants to break the national high school record in the t 00 bafk. which is 47.50, set by Woodbridge's Derya Buyukuncu in 1994. Pelrsol is itmtng for his fourth straight ClP Division I title in the too back on Friday. He also possesses ClF Division 1 individual titles in the 200 free, and the 200 individual medley, In which he holds the record with a 1:49.02 set in 2000. "(The 49.29 time) let me know where I was,• Peirsol said. "I'm right on track. I think I have 1t in me (to break the 100 back record).• HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SWIMMING Quality depth sends Sailors back to finals Led by Nicole Mackey and Hayley Peirsol, Newport sends two relay teams to Friday's finals. St.Ye Virgen .second. DAILY PILOT • ~ledthew.aywltb um two highest finishes for BELMONT SHORE -the Sailors. $be qualified Mai Tajima, Hayley Peirsol, second in the 200indMdual Nicole Mackey and Ashley medley winning her beat in Parole typified the intens!l'( of 2:04.40. Kristen Caverly of San the ClF Sou~em Section OiV1S1on Clemente owns tbe top time. I Prellminanes Wednesday with 2:02.56, heading into Friday's their swims for Newport Harbor finals. Hlgb in the 200-yard medley relay Mackey quaW1ed second ln at Belmont Plaza. the 100 fly (57 . 16), betund Irvine's The Harbor quartet J~ped Flora Kong (55.71). from the l~th seed. entenng lbe "What were we seeded 12th prellnuna,nes. lo the No. 7 seed or someUung like that?" Mackey Lynch, who said the Sailors have a viable chance to win the CIF Division I title, agreed with Peirsol. ·n,ne 49.29 time) sets the tone for hun to break the record,• said Lynch, who was also impressed with Cole's time in the 100 free. •(Cole Is) right where we need him to be.• OAllY Pl.OT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH Newport's Hayley PeJrsol (above), Ryan Le an (below), qualify for Friday night's finals at Belmont Plaza with strong swims ~t the preliminaries Wednesday evenlug. in .Fnday s championship bnals. Sc1ld, aslculg about the Sallors' seed wbicb begin at 4 p.m. th 200 edl l •11m Newport Coach Ken LaMont in e m ey re ay. ew flip-flopped Peirsol and Mackey we co~ld have done better than Peirsol, who used to swim the that. I m not surpr;,ised that we butterfly in the medley relay, took lDlJ!roved our ume • "I'm more comfortable-with the meet than last year,• said Cole, who moved to Newport from Sandy, Utah before last season. "I know what to expect and J'm just feeling better about this meet." Peirsol is also using experience as an attribute for Friday's champi- onship finals. He's enjoyed his time at Newport Ha,fbor and the memories with his teammates. "We're probably one of the most talented teams in Orange County,· PeU"Sol said. "(The Sailors are) great .. at what they do. It's great to see talented people like them get up for a meet like this. The whole team IS ready to swim fast. It's going to be real cool." HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL on the breaststroke, while Mackey We Just ~ned our hard-est, gladly replaced her in the fly TaJIDla said. It was a team effort Parole's season-best free~le . Peusol also qualified se~nd split (26.5) also helped the Sailors m the 500 f.ree (4:49.58). trailing to a 1:54 .40, 1.16 seconds better Adnenne Binder (4:45.39) of San than their seeded time. Marcos High. Peirsol was also "I'm hoping in the finals lo do third in the 200 free (1:52.26). even better,· said Parole, the only "I d1dn't e.xpe':1 my 500 fr~ to swimmer on the relay team who be that fast, Pell'Sol said. But, also plays for the Newport water I Binder) ts gmng to bust out on polo team. "It's sort of intirrudating Fnday. We'U see what happens.• to swim with (Ta11Dla, PelISOI and Ta1una, who fuushed less than Mackey, who are full-lime dsecondortthepace toquahfyfor swimmers and are also swun club the hnals in the 200 tree, will be in teammates) But I have gotten the consolation hnals. seeded used to 1t. And it's fun • ninth. She quahhed fourtb to LaMont said the Satlors' 200 advance to the champ1bnsh1p medley relay was one of the fmals m the 100 backstroke tughbgbts for Newport at the CIF (57 .95) preluninanes. LaMont also noted, Ta11ma. Pe1rsol. Mackey and powerhouse lrvme High JS on pace Parole qual1J1ed hf th m the 400 to win the CIF meet, and the free relay (3:36 88). Sailors have a shot to finish Sea Kings frolic, 10-1, roll into· playoffs COLLEGE BASEBALL Anteaters, Sacramento State await weekend set A 10-run third fuels win over Laguna Beach to clinch the Sea Kings' fifth straight CIF berth . Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR - The 10-t victory Wednesday in which Corona del • Mar High SCOlllOAID clinched a berth in the LaguN Be.ch 1 S..K'""9 10 ClFSouthem Section Division IV baseball playoffs, was somewhat typical of the Sea Kings' tumultuous Pacific Coast League campaign. The first parallel: C dM appeared intent on giving it away. Just like their 0-3 PCL start, which later became 2-5, the Sea Kings allowed visiting Laguna Beach lo go ahead, 1-0, when an errant throw on a would-be sacrifice bunt and a subsequent fielder's ch oice broke up the shutout in the third. The hosts then tried to give the Artists two outs with sacrifice bunts in the home hall of the third, which leads to the second parallel: They found a way to defy the doomsayers. Just as they bad refueled postseason dreams by wlnnlng three straight to reach the .500 mark In league (5-5), they produced a 10-run outburst that capitalized on some Laguna mental errors (two Ill-fated attempts to get the lead runner on the aforementioned sacrifice bunt.s) and wlld pitch.mg (slx wallcs and one hit batsmen. four of which came with the bases Padfic: c.o.st League w l • Umver<,1ty 12 3 , ....... ,. •I 'Coron.i del Mar 7 8 ...... ., Co-.ta Me<,a 7 8 QN 10. l..agl.na Beach 1 c.o.e. Mela~ &am 1 UnM!rsity 4. NofttMald 2 EN> REGUlAA SEASON 2 ti loaded) lo seriously deflate the visiting dugout. A third parallel: The .Sea Kings then insisted on making things slightly interesting. Just as their three-game losing streak leading into the final week of the regular season, put them in a seemingly hopeless position to make the playoffs (in fifth place. two games out of third), the hosts made their supporters, as weU as Coach John Emme, sweat a somewhat shaky seventh. Leading by nine with ace starter Nick Rhodes cooling off in the dugout after a masterful six-inning mound stint, CdM (12-13, 7-8 in league) watched the Artists load the bases with two walks and a hit batter. The scene left Emme lifting off. then tugging his blue mesh hat back onto his gray-hair-speckled head, while verbally appealing to bis pitcher to simply serve it up. Even the final out brought drama, as Scott Youngstead's drive lo deep right was backhanded by a retreating Wess Presson. Presson then bo unced ort the fence and headed toward a mild C dM celebration . symbolically finaliz.i.ng his team's return from the bnnk. The 'win raise d CdM into a third-place lie with Laguna Beach (13-10, 7-8). The Sea Kings gam the league's third guaranteed playoff berth by v1rtue or sweeping the three- game series with the Artists. Laguna. which tied a school record for wins and posted its first WUlrung season since 1963, wiJl hope to gain an at-large playoff berth "This definitely makes the ups and downs of this year look a whole lot better,• Emme said or the Sea Kings' fifth straight trip to the postseason. "We've made it to the Show.· Rhodes put on a show Wednesday. striking out the first five hitters he faced. He wound up with with eight strikeouts and no walks, facing five over the minimum through six to improve to 5·6. "Nick was dominant today,· Emme satd. "He had any pitch, any time for a stnke and he was putting 1t anywhere he wanted tt.. Rhodes allowed onJy one runner past second base (the one that scored the unearned run) and figures to gel the ball in the Sea Kings' first playoff game, likely May 17. OUenslvely. CdM did not rely solely on free passes. Senior designated bitter Billy Eagle singled in the tying run in the third and junior catcher Nick Karpe followed with a two-run single, a bounder that brushed off the glove of a leaping Laguna first baseman. Presson added a two-run single in lhe third, and a few of SEAN HILLER I OAllY Ptl.OT CdM's Danny Whitaker (5) slides in safely in Wednesday's PCL finale. Below, pitcher Nick Rhodes baffles the Artists. the RBI walks featured equally ifr¥>ressive al-bats. Sophomore center fielder Todd Macklin fouled otr a 3-2 pitch and showed a discerning eye to earn the walk that forced across the fourth run. Senior first baseman Brandon Lewis then followed with a walk, after __, ___ hosts' four hits, while all but one spot in the CdM order plated at least one run, paced by Whitaker who scored twice. CdM. which won the C IF . Division IV crown in 1999. but is 1-2 in playoff games smce, figures to VlSlt a seeded team in L----' the upcoming first fouling a 3-2 fastball '-----.-..;.. off his fists, for a 5-1 cushion. round. Heading into the hnal week, Bishop Amat, La Qwnta. St Paul and Monrovia occup1ed.&he top four spots, respectively, in the DiVlSion IV poU. Sophomore left fielder Danny Whitaker, whose speed and hustle allowed him to beat Ul- advised throws to second, then third, on consecutive bunts to get the inning rolling. fouled oU four pitches, before working an walk that forced ln the sixth run. Sophomore second baseman Jeritt Thayer took one for the team (a fastball on his left shoulder) for yet another RBI tn the inning. Eagle, who doubled in the first, accounted for half of the "We'll be gomg to someone's house and try to shake things up a little,• Emme said. PAQfK COAST UMM COIDIM aa MM 10. U... 8Mo4 1 LlglJN 8ffctt 00 1 000 0 • 1 3 0 Corona del Mlf 00(10) 000 JI -10 4 1 Men. ht.mer (3) Ind Hite: N. Rhodes, Stocbtlll (7) lfid KM'pe. w . N. Rhodes. 5-6. L • Merz. 21 • ~ (CdM). ~ (LI). Cabico comes up big in Mesa's 6-1 win Mustangs in position for possible at-large playoff berth in CIF Division IV Playoffs. llkMrd Dunn DMYhDT COSTA MBSA -Wtth two futvre college pttd_.n fadng Mdi atblr for the nnt time thtl yeu to entertain tb• large 9'ealDg crowd Wednelday at ,_WIM}e ""In. Ped8c Comt IAqWt flute. Cotta Meu IUgla'• .Mu1taa91 lobbied to a..nct tlleir blHblJl IMIOD ..... s *9a1Ya..UG111Mm rtw18111acle ,,. • .SOOdub. ... MllM"'I' (13·13, 7·1 ID tbe PCLl pat e ...._ 1a a po1111ae lOr a possible at-large berth in the CIP Southern Section Dlvbton rv Playoffs. •we had a good year and we played of the last three years and 1 think we'd be a good playoff team.• well at the end of the HHOD,. Hld Co1ta ICIUll• Coste Me1a, how- ever, WU needy thrown for a loop against E1tand4 6-foot-5 left- hander Jordan Hert - ~erttng hil Ont game on the hill ttu. seuon bec4UM of lneliQlb61tty, Mesa Coach KJrk Beuermeilter, whose ...... 6 ...... 1 teem won the tbree- gui~ Mrtes •galn1t Bttanda---(4·18-t, 2-13) end. thul, captured tb• dUnt Tronl Bell trophy. •we didn't play lbat ¥Y Monday (ln a 12· I lot• to Batanda). It's )utt that tbe ouklalDe WatD't good. llUt W9 Md a good y.ar. We Md 10 .... to...,.. ..... ladll •• IWO ..... to La QaMl9 We'W ................. 0 1htwD Hart, wbo plant to play at 0r-. coat College neat year, held the Multanga In cbeck tbrou9b flve lDDlngt. firing up only two blta and illtldngOUI .._ lDdl=IM lo*ing oa badcdoar :._ bill. ................. ballalalalllWM~ .... Halt. wio allowed ~ .. ...... ,.. .......... with two outs ln \be sixth by Poul Flory after making l t 0 pttcbes. "Yeah. I WU tnd. but I dkln't want to come out,• added Hart. wbo la 4 for 6 at the plate lliice retum1Dg to tbe laneup (be Wal an bonorablii mention AU-PCL pelforms u • )unlor an 200 l ). Porth• Ma1tang1, Mnior rlgbt·bander Nlck Cabko, CODlidered • college p101.,.:t oa tbl mound clllplll NI.._($- fOOt·8, 145 poudl), ... the cm.-tn .. nbblrgmm of tbe teitn (M ... WOD, 11.-0, Mmc:b-·w.w Cllm9to~1a11 ....Nii:.... I 1 ..... .............. u ... ..-.............. ..... =• 111111111• 7 ) 1 Cabko, WOO improved to 7..t, tcatten!d leVell Ilda and allowed one run. Estancia took a 1-0 edge ln tbe third wbeo Mttcb VP* llngled to left. moved to eeoood on caec:ber'l lntlrfeenas with Casey Cietm at tbe plm and took third J.B. Gaft'l ltngle. Valdu .cored on Hut'• bl atngla, Mele came beck wtth three uneuned NM ID tbe baaam ol tbe tblrd, edded aaotlaer Ul'Aelmd nm Ill tllle mu.. md "' ............... to dlllle Halt. A.J. ,_ .... ~ two NII,_,.__ UCI will try to snap back from 4-3 loss at San Diego St. Tuesday. ANTCA1CR BALLPARK - With a three- game noncon- f erence senes with Sacra- mento State SCOlllOAll begmrungFn-""-'-~;;..;;;;;..;;..=.;;;;.. day night (7) ~ 3 on the UCI S.n Diego St 4 campus, the '------...J Anteaters will try to improve on a 29-21 record after droppmg a 4-3 nonconfer- ence duel at San Diego State (36-19) Tuesday night. The Anteaters rallied in the sl.Xth with three runs to take a 3- 2 lead. Aztec starter Rob Harrand loaded the bases. Drew Henson relieved Harrand and proceeded to walk R.J. Brown. sconng BJ. Eucce. Aztec re hever' C hris Hartshom's wild pitch scored Jon Horwitz dnd on the next play. Mau Anderson came borne on a passed ball. A leadoff double in the eighth and three groundouts gave the Aztecs the game- winrung run Catcher Chns Miller bad a double among UCl's four hits. M!COUllCI SM 0.0 SWI 4, UC llwM J UC lfVine 000 003 000 • J 4 0 s.n OiegoS~ 100010 lh -4 6 0 l(othlef, T"recllY (6), French (I) end Millr, H«rlnd, Jenlol\ (6), ~ (6), Ring (I) end Mlnfred. W • IUng, 4-1. L • ~ 1-' 21 • Mllllr (\.ICI), t.. (SO) 31 -Gwym (SOI. HIGH SOIOOlS Pubuc invited lor cll8cU8aloa8 of improvemeata A pubk...aDg d be bekiMay 16.t7:30p.a• NeWpol1 Harbor ltigla ID tbe hlpb K . heel gym· n..nam lo cS--. U.. M.....,. A p&am for tlill PllY**J ....... ..,.. aallua aad ,...._. ...... TM P'lblic II WI• :-.::..----..... Dettc lljlllllll• ................ -, ..... .., 2 0 / , 84 Thursday, MIJy 9. 2002 SPORTS Daily Pilot COLE BRIEFLY CONTINUED FROM 81 He always encourages me to keep pushing it, but he's ~He hasn't lost thl$ year and his goal. right now, '1 to keep it that way,• Lynch said. "He could win (the 100 tree) at CIF. "He's a bi9 strong. explosive kid who har.; a lot of talent.• Cole backed up his coach's cionfidence by posting the top qualifying time at CJF prelims Wednesd{ly. He also qualified second in lhe backstroke. behind Peirsol. Mesa, CdM tie for Second • .Uways a body length ahead.• lt bas taken a world-class effort to get ahead or Cole · durtng the current prep season. And while lhe former multiple Utah state champion, who set several age-group • records in his native stdte, bas been a force in the IOO·yard backstroke for the Sailors. he Is unbeaten in lhe 100 freestyle, including Wednesday's CIP Southern Section Division I Preliminaries at Belmont Plaza. Cole won both of his spcndlties at Friday's Sea View Leayue Finals. It was Cole's srcond straight league crown in the 100 free, with n lime of 48.21. He also took advantage of Pe1rsol's absence to wm lbe 100 back in 53.56. To top oH his day. he contributed to Harbor victories in the 200 ancl 400 free relays. Cute was second in the backstroke at the 2001 k:dyu(' finals. He then went on to finish fourth in the 100 back dnd fiith In the I 00 free, while con- trihuhny to a chdmpionship 400 free relay. at CTF IJlVISHJn r Finals. • Newport Coach Jason Lynch said Cole is intent un µrutecling his perfect season in the 100 free. Cole also turned in an impressive performance earlier this season at the Millikan Southern Section Relays. He led off winning efforts l.n the 4x100 hee. lhe 6x50 free and ttle 4x50 backstroke. His leadoff leg in the 4x100 wa~ a sizzling 46.81. "My goals are to hopefully get a high 45 or a low 46 in the 100 free and, for the 100 back, to break 50, • he said. · Cole's success this spring is even more remarkable, considering his commitment to lhe school's recent production of "Guys and Dolls.• Said Cole, "I haven't been focusing on swimming as much as I'd like to. I've been in a couple school plays, which has.taken a lot or my attention.• Cole said be likes to be the center or attention, whether on stage or in the pool. And, with Peirsol beaded for the University of Texas next season, be figures to occupy center· stage for the Sailors. Vanguard stuns The Master's to take the inside lane, 13-2 AZUSA -Senior Britt Echols llrPtl d complete-garµe five-hitter to iqnitc the tournament surprise Vt1n4unrd Lions to a 13-2 victory nver The Master's in the win· nN's bracket in the NAIA Rt~gion II Baseball Playoffs W1•c.Jnesclay. Point Loma and The Master's will play today, the winner ml·e Ung Vanguard at 3 p..m. A Vanguard victory sends the COLLEGE BASEBALL Lions into the NAJA Sectional Playoffs. A loss would force another game. ''If you would have told me that I would get two complete games in two days, I would have told you that you were crazy, but this has been a huge lift for us," said VU Coach Kevin Kasper. Echols (5· 7) a II owed one earne.d run, walked one and struck out seven. A six~run fifth inning, keyed by Joe Carnahao's two-run single, ble w it open after The Master's cut a VU lead to 2-1. !!A1A lli!O!I R NJPffS · VNKiAJNID 1J, THE MAsmt's 2 Vanguard 002 062 012 . 13 1 S 2 The Master's 000 HlO 010 • 2 S 2 Echo4s Mid Gamer; ~. Oe<som (5), G~I (6), Conroy (8), Smith (9) and Aloia W • Echoli. S-7. L • Spffl:e<, $-3 2B • 0iop (VU) HR ·James(M) Mesa softball team \ The Costa [TI]. moved into a tie '{_ for second place in the Pacific Coast League with Corona del Mar. after the Mustangs defeate d ·Laguna Beach, 4-2, in their final Pacific Coast League game Wednes- day. A coin flip will determined the league's Nos. 2 and 3 team. Pairings for lhe C lF playoffs will be announct!d Monday. Tess Lindsay picked up her 17th win as visiting Mesa improved to 17-9, 7-3 in lhe PCL. ~With a 1-0 lead, Mesa scored three runs in the third inning. Ann Marie Topps, who also double<,! in the game, hit a one- out single and Lauren DeMello followed with a single to set the stage for Uyen Mai, who singled· home both runners. Mai scored on Jane-E Yamamoto's fi elder's choice to give lhe Mustangs a 4-0 lead. DeMe llo had the first· inning RBI single. "I'll take it because it's tough down the re," said Mesa Coach Rick Buonarigo. "It's a tough place to score a lot of runs. We had some opportunities slip through our hands, but overall I think we did well." PAClfK COAST l£AGU£ CosrA MlSA 4, l.AGuNA lkAOt 2 (Osta Mesa 103 000 0 • 4 10 3 Laguna Beach 000 001 1 • 2 8 2 Linmay and Miller; Turner, and Frlmond. W • Un~y. 17·9. L ·Turner. 28 · A.M. Topps (CM), Herbert (LS) CdM girls fall,. 3-1 Pacific Coast cm League champion Northwood finish ed league play with a 10-0 record Wedrresday as the Timber· wolves claimed a ~-1 victory over ClF Playoffs-bound Corona del Mar on the latter's field. Northwood struck for three runs in the first two innings, then was he ld in check by junior Melanie Cole, a right-hander who teased the Ttmberwolves with slow stuff en route to a complete-game five-hitter. It was her first appearance in the circle after spending the season in the outfield. A coin flip for the Nos. 2 and 3 spots heading into CIF looms for Corona d el Mar and Costa Mesa. both with 7-3 record. CdM scored in lhe seventh Inning when Lauren Loe hit a one-out single and advanced when Alllsa Zoelle was hit by a pitch. Meaghan Bunney followed with a run-s.coring single, but CdM was unable to take advantage of runners on second and third wilh one out, and dropped to 10-9 overall. Northwood is 17 -5. PACIFK COAST lfAGUE NomfWOOO 3, C'.o9loNA DEL MM 1 Northwood 210 000 0 • 3 5 0 Corona def Mar 000 000 1 . 1 2 O Lewis and Ota; Cole and Stem. W • Lewis. L • Cole. Anteaters' Cobum, Lavery advance JunY;'rs Jef;"g',,~ I 0 burn and Mike ~ Lavery have qua· lified for the California Amateur Golf 'Championship at Pebble Beach Golf Links and The Links at Spanish Bay, June 17-22. Coburn shot a 3-under 69 in the Amateur Championship Qualifying at Antelope Valley Coun try C lub in Palmdale Monday. Lavery qualified for the state amateur championship by shooting 1-under 71 at The SCGA Members C lub in Murrieta Tuesday. UCI competes in the NCAA West Regional at the UNM C hampionship Course in Albuquerque, May 16-18. Uni nips Eagles High softball team \ f The Estancia [ill scored two runs -( ~ early but it wasn't enough as visiting University edged the Eagles, 3-2 in a Pacific Coast League softball game, both teams' final game for the season. The Eagles (3-15, 1-7 in league) stranded 10 runners. PAClfK COAST UAGU£ UNMJtsny 3. ESlAHOA 2 University 000 300 0 • l 6 1 • Estal1da 200 000 0 • 2 2 4 Wood, Moise (3) and Kim; Odcey aod Acosta. W • Moise. 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'1ldet flt salarlo. su dinero y otras C:eo~~~mori ~i1:to~::r~!~~st-:a 92627 Me~,lc~ard92627Herbert Name s•-·--t ~ E. !.~ci ~!t PETITION FOR as the dAif ........,. ,,,_ ol sale'"''"'""" IO.... coses de su propledad T " Michael Zellmer. 355 .......... ...,,. ... ay • ....,.,e 220, ....,. PROBATE requests that T~ ...-nt P'"U' r;q ol -d ~ sin aviso adiclonal por his statement was flied with the County Avocado St., F1 , Costa Stanley, '217 Opal Ave., The following persona rona del Mar, CA 92625 WILLIAM D. TIUY, JR. ll1t 10 ,...... of ~ parte de ta ~...,.-tiled with the County Cieri! ot Orange Coun Mesa 92627 Balboa lsland. CA are doing busi1ess aa: Diversified Global be •"""'ntec:t aa per· -NfllS, COlllillcns, Ind l1lllliC-........ Cieri! of nr..~ Countv on 04/10l2002 T 92662 E bA .. d~" s t C~I Holdl 'LC ......... I corded on , lions rlCCfded on Wt7/1980, E~lsten otros requlsi· Oil 04/t 9'2002""" ., his b1Jsin8$& •s con· m "" "" Y• ems nos. '"' sona representative to ln5INlW1I 20010$39162 aslnstn.mn No.24l2VBook tos legales. Puede que 2002Uff11 ducted by: an lndiw:lual Erin McOwen Stanley, Engineering, 2900 ~· 2121 E. Pacific ldn'*'lltef the estale of of olllclll recordl In .. 13747• Page l5'Sindu11Ye. al usted quiera ttamar 8 0 ty P 20021900293 Daily Pilot Apr. 18, 2 Have you started 217 Opal Ave .. Balboa Bristol St .. Ste. E101, st Highway, Suite the dec:edent. omoe of the Reconiw d <*da l\eeordt al Orw1Q8 un abogado al llot Apr. 25. May May 3, 9, 2002. Th2S4 doing business yet? No Island. CA 92662 Costa Mesa, CA 92628 220, Colona def Mar. CA THE PETITION re· ClrW1glt Cowlty, eamom., CNity CalifomJa, Ronald b. lnmedlatamente. SI no 3, 9, 16. 2002 Th255 Michael Zellmer This business 1s con· Alllgator Technolo· 92625 quests the ~nt's execWld by. Ber1Ql J. a..~ ' Law ,._._ • conooe a un abogado, Fictitious Bualnes This statemenl was ducted by: husband and ales. Inc. (CA), 2900 This business Is oon-Wll and codicils, If any. Jor.an. 8 nwrled nwt • ......,, 1 ""'"'"-" • puede llamar a un Fictitious Bualneaa Name Statement filed with the County wife Bristol St., Ste. E101, ducted by: Utnited I.la· be admitted IO probale. • ta di nt Ill** :=,.,:,. ~~ eervicio de relerencla de Name Statement The following per1100 Ole.rt! of Orange County Have you started Costa Mesa, CA 92626 bltity Co. The Wiit and 11ry oodlcMs ~' • 'TNaar, v.. lwnatder tllllef lllal ~ abogados 0 a una The following persons are doing business as on 04l23l2002 doing business yet? This business is con· ~Have you started are avallable for ex· lm..im~lnc., a oflclna de ayuda legal are clolnn busiriess as: s -A Fl t A 200269001153 Yes. 4114/02 ducted by: a corporalioo bueirl8SI yf/f1 No aminatlon in the Ille k""' 1 0/11 Ql*1C ~ Ulli r• {vea el dlrectorio tele· .. .,A d 11 8 n c 8 d tivee'&;:,.~~ ~~'O! Daily Pitol Apt. 25, May Riohard H. Stanley Have you started versllied Global by the court ""' ==~ ~ 1: =~·~=;' :. fonk:o). Diagnostics. 2077 Oblsp0.#:32. Dana Pain 2, 9, 16, ?QO? TH276 ·This statement was doing business yet? C8'lital l-IOldinga. LlC THE PETITION re· p.dc auc1CJn _, ,_ CASE NUMBER: Wallace Ave. #3, Costa CA ~' llled whh the County Yes. 411 1~1 Patrick N. OICarlo, questl authority to ad· ti1gtwt lliddlr for Cllt\ Page · al the otlcllll reco<dt al (Numero del C8lo) Mesa, CA 92627 John Samuel Withers-Fictitious Business Cieri! of Orange County Alllgator Te<:hnolo· Managing Member mlniStM the estate under ~ 11Mmeof•1n Slid COJltt, ni ~ IO 02CL011176 Jaymon G. Carden, Del Name Statement on 04/23/2002 gies. Inc. This statement was the Independent AdmJn.. ~manl'/of .. lkAld al~St'~alal~~~... The name and ad· 2077 Wsltaoe Ave. #3, ~· = Poln~ The followlnp persoris 20026900f70 Robert S. Galler, Pree--flied with the Gounty lsttatlon ol EstalN Act. SC.., !JV Cllh, 1 Cllt). ""' ,_ """""'"" dress ol the court 15: (El Costa Mesa. CA 92627 92629 are doing business as: Dally Pitot Apr. 25, Ma~ ldent _ Clertt ol Orange County (Thia 11.uttlorify w11 allow ler'a dladf chwn Riv a =..:i =~to:;. nombre y cfireccion de la This blJsloess Is con-This bualness Is 000 ESP, 2515 Vassar Pt., 2, 9, 16, ?00? TH26 This statement was on 04/26/2002 the personal repr'8ent· st111t or Ollonal ._.. a able al llme al saM 111 !MA corte 86) ducted b'y an indMdual ducted by: an lndMdua Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Flctltl B I fifed With the County 2002tt011M atlve to lake many ac- c:hedt chwnl!Va alall or altll~Slalel ti Orange County Superior Have you started Have you starte Gary L. Balogh, 2515 ous ua neas Cieri! of Orange County Daily Pilot May 2, 9, 16, Ilona without obtalnfng ...,.. cndt inon, 01 8 mont11 · Court Central dolog business yet? No doing business yet Vassar Pt., Costa Mesa. Name Statement on 04/23/2002 23. 2002 lli282 court approval. Before chadc dnMn !JV e ..... or ~. Ue. and ritlrlll il hi 700 Civic Center Or. Jaymon C81den y ~ n 1 2002 CA 92626 The lolloWl"SI person.a 20021900154 taklng certain very lm-flldll"ll ..wva nt mi lollowing dela1bed P1ll*1y West Ttlls statement was To'hn ~itherapoon This business Is con· are doing business as: Dally Pilot Apr. 25. May Flctltloua Business portant ectlona. how- auodlltlon. .WV-~ ln said cartf and Santa Ana, CA 9V02 filed with the County This statement wa duded by: an lndMdual St. Matthew's 3, 9. 16, 2002 TH278 Neme Stetement ever, the peraonat repre-llaodallor\ or .WV-Slate: ~ tt IOI t al trlCI The name, address, Cieri! ol Orange County tiled with tile Coun Have you started Montessori, 2300 Ford The following penons senlalive Wiii be reqlilrad a.. ll*Mld In~ I052SasthO'Mlbymeponlie and tele.phone number on 04/19/2002 Cletk of Orange eoonty doing business yet? Road, Newport Beach. Fictitious Buslne .. are doing bullneu u : to give notice to lo· 5102 of .. Flrw1dllll Codi • lnSlllln.c no. ft»:il. '62. of 1)4alntlff's attorney, or 200211900284 on 04/t 9l2oo2 ty Yea, 412()12()()2 CA 92704 ,._me Statement Dive rallied Global te<ested persoM unless lfld aAtlOltmd 10 do PIQl.a-60,al~rcmlsol ptafntltf without an at· Dady Pilot Apr. 25, ~ 20021190029 Ga~ L Balogh Newport Harbor The lollowlojl persons C:-fltal Gr~ Inc .. they have ""'8d nollce b.lalrwlnHs....._) N: ~~·C:-~ tomey Is: (Et nombre, la 2, 9, 16, ?002, Th2_ Dally Piiot Apr. 25. Ma Th statement was Monlessoli (CA), 425 E. are doing busineu as: 21 1 E. Pa Coast or consented to the The Nor1h front.,..... ,....,...._ • dlreccion yet numero de 2, 9 1 H!, 2002 ~5 led With the County 18th St., Costa Mesa, A..) Structure FitMSa, Hlghway, Suite 210, Co-propoMd actlOnJ The IO lhl County Ccuthol.m, °'* corrmon dalqllflan, • teletono del abogado del Flctltloua Bualneu -Clefk of Orange County CA 92627 · B.) Bridget Fitness, rona def Mar. CA 92625 Independent a minis· 100 CMc ci.. DrM Inf, al the 9 prQPll\Y tJt. demandante, 0 del de· Name Statement on 04l23l2002 This business la coo· 16982 Lynn St.. 11, Diversified Global trallon authon"ty wUI be Welt, s.-. ~ CA al ICllbed lllM. lor which illl mandante qua no Ilene The following peraons Flctltloua BuslneH 200289001169 ducted by: a corpora.lion Huntington Beach. CA Cepltal Group Inc:. (CA) granted unleH an In· ~ .. nt rr.... ~ 1!11k89 no f81X• abooado. es) doing busfnesa Name Statement Daily Piiot Apr. 25. Ma~ Have you started 92649 2121 E. PaOmc Coaii ter8*ted peraon ftleB an ~IOn now lllkl ..ulloncrwwrlnly,11:2198 RICFIARD A. SOLL, 818Aerocomp, 18~s~2 The followlng person , 9, 16. ?QQ? TH274 doing business yet? No Bridget Nammarl, Highway. Suite 210, Co-otljec:liorl lO die petition br It inllr lllld DMd ct ~ Splngt. COll1 Mtu SBN 67810 8 are doing business as: Newport Harbor 16982 Lynn St.. 11 . rona del Mar, CA 92625 and lhOwl good ca~ Tl\llt In .. ~ lftu.. The llUl'POl*I o.iw o1 Mid JONES, MAHONEY, F~~~~alnBel~ey~ir~ Betta Braccials, 18566 Fictitious Bualneu Montessori Huntington Beach, CA Thi• bullnesa Is con· why the couri should not lllad ~said ecuq Cll-IU property II Ille lme al Ille BRAYTON & sou 92708 Prunus St.. Fountain Name Statement Karen Wheeler Caves, 926419 ducted by: an lrdvidual grant die authority. tonWidwata41 lw lnl Oetnlilertl ~ Uen 150 w. First Street, J h c Valley. CA. 92706 The lollowlng persons President Tony Nammarl. 16982 Have you 1t1rted A HEARING on the ....in: Aa men My ~ Aob.t F. Dulude II Said Suite 280 1831~58~ 1 ·~~0• Venita Jean Russet are doing business as: This statement was Lynn St., tt, Huntington dolno bu8lnets yet? No petition wil be hel6 on dalcltbad onaaldDaadof salt _. be made ~ Claremont. CA 91711 Circle, rou':i~ln Vall::. 16568 Prunus St .. Foun-A.) Custom MotOfll, B.) filed with the County Beach. CA 926'9 C1lverallled Global MAY 30. 2002 at 1:30 liUll c.tiln cNdcl n JWIWllY, llllPf9' or irT1lllld. (909)399·99n CA 92708 talo Valley, CA 92708 he Radiator Factory, Cieri! of 0'8noe County This blJalneas Is con· C8'lital Group, Inc. p.m. In Deot. L73 le>- _, i. made ,..._ to ~ DUt. ~or OAT£; MAR 13, 2002 This busiriess Is con· Kimberly Stafford 69 Baker Street, Costa on 0412312002 ducted by: husband and Patrick N. OICatlo, cated at 341 The City SlnlhltLMldli-IS.W-. ~.topeylleMI ALAN SLATER, Clerk, ctucted by: an lncivlclual 16568 Prunus St.. Foun Mesa, CA 92626 20028900f47 w11e President Drive South, Orang• • .Al t*6d pmty cNdcl w4I d Piii u honWllt't by K.9lhy Arbarez, Have you sterted lain Valley, CA 92708 Custom Motors Dally Piiot Apr. 25, May Have you started Thia atatemaot was CA 92868. be l'llumad b ,.. wneru, ,__ Deputy doing buslneas yet? Ana Stafford. 1933 nterprises or Callfomia. 2, 9, 16, 2002 TH~ doing business yet? flied with the County IF YOU OBJECT to --... The ~ ldrnlltd COiii. lea, dllrga, Published Newport y ~ Weakfish St., Hunt nc. (CA). 769 Baker Yes, 3110/2002 Clertt of Orange County the granting of the petio-~ dlScftlad II nl lnleral Ille 11 lhe tne al Besch-Costa Mese :Seph Catalario lnoton Beach, CA 92648 treat. Costa Mesa. CA Fictitious BuslneH Bt1dget Nammari on 04l2el2002 tlon, ·you ltlOUld appea1 ~ add •a It". The ll'il notiCI In lhe nount al 08.Jfy Pilot April 18, 25, This statement was fhis business Is con 2628 Name Statement This statement wu 2002 .. 01117 at the hearing and 8*818 ..,... addrw nt olw '5,397.58. Dllect; 4fZ&'2002 May 31 91 2002 Th248 flied with the County ducted by: a genera This b1Jsln8$S 18 000• The following persons filed wltll the County Dally Pilot May 2, 9, 16, your objectfont or fite oammon ~ I N'lt. 837~1t ey; Gl...cll Cieri! of Orange County partnership ducted by: 8 oorporation are doing busfnees as: C1et11 of Oranoe County 23. 2002 Ttt283 written objec1lont With q d .. • ~ L Wellf, TM* Slit OMcar Fictitious Buslneaa on 04lft9l2002 Have you ttarted Have you started HIH111ngway'• Reatau-on ~ Fk:tttlou the court before the daeclbd llllM la JU' Ronlld 0. Fblp. A law Corpo. Name Statement 20021900291 doing buslnesa yet? No doing bualnesa yet? rant, 222 Forest A.ve., 200~ • Busfneea hearing. Your ap· !:':: =,:.:= = S:0ko ~ = The foll~sons Dally Pilot Apr. 25tb:§~ v~:S ~iat:= was "c~:!9m Motors Laou~rdh~.!';~\;n"oedy ~ ~'.°'~~ :_~ ~":,,be.:.=. CA 921181. "'1dw-CllilolTlfa 830 (714) '72· areM:;iLlnk lnte~a-2· 9• 16• 2002 llled wltll the ~~ Enterprises or Callfomla, Oanlet. 10062 Edye FlctltJOUI Buslneee 118 doing u : IF YOU ARE A CReo: '919d in.a dladl*lw 23118 Pt740. fll !ill ....... 1 T . Flctltlous Bual ..... •• Cletll of Orange """'"' nc. D(lve, Huntington Uniqul Event Lote· llOR Of 00011110•• Cf96. lllY 1e.y tor flfV incof-OrJl6'2002 """". 124 ustin Ave.. ,.... on 04/19'2002 Wiiiiam E. Page, Preti-Beadl. CA 92646 Name Sttternent tlon8 of Onlnoe County, i.c>r d the dlclMltd. you ~ of .. .._ Suite 100, Newport Name Statement 2002 .. 00276 ant Thia business Is con-The fottowlno perwona 2991 Rictiter 1.ve., Sui& ITIUll file yolK Claim with ..... nt ol'llf com-SUMMONS Beadl, CA 92663 The lollo~flOOll Dally Pilot Aft'. 25~Ma This statement wae dUcted by; an lndMdual 111 doing buM*8 u : 100, IMhe, CA 92908 the oourf and mall a mon dlllgi~ • q (CITACION Yourmedllnk, Inc. ara doing u : 2, 9, 16. 2002 ed with the County Have you started Stetson Land & Callie Kenney PllUt Hrablk, OOVI to the peraonal f'9f>" .,_, ~ Slid.. JUDICIAL) {CA), 124 Tustin Ave.. Caahmere & Com· Cieri( of Olange County doing bUs1nes1 yet? No Co , 160 New110rt Cell--2691 Rlc:tltef Ave., 1100, ,......... aoootfWd 11)' v.t! ba rnadl, taa wf11o1A NOTICE TO OEFEN· Suite 100, Newpor1 pany. 5 CMc Plaza Flctltloua Bualneu on 04f23/2002 Oenlel Sldhoum-Ken· ter Dr .. SUlte 130, New-IMhe, CA 92«16 ~ court Wlttllt'I four -we or ~ DANT: (Aviso 8 Beach, CA 92663 1320, Newport Beach, Name Statement 200211900t51 nedy port Beach, CA. Thlt but!netl le con· monthe frO(I) 1tie dal9 of ...,._s or tmpled, Acueado) THE CREST This bullnesa Is eon· CA 92660 Th fOltowlng 118 OelfV Piiot Apt. 25 May This atattment was 92660-61111 ducted by; an lncMduel lhe first lllulla OI llt· ~ell°'!_~'.':. AT HAWARDEN, LLC; ~ed by: a OOl'J)OfatiOll s:;,Mr Stone Beall. 8 are~ ~· U 18, 2002, fHg73 filed with the CovntY Nita W. Connelly, Have you •tarted .., u ptoWted In Pn> _, --·---... THE CREST Al' .. ' ave you •tarted rellne Drive, New· Shaun H•ley Tile Cletll of Orange County TruatH. Oulet Hlll1 doing bualneel Y9I? No bele Code~ 11100. s-y .. ,...,..._ ~ HAWARDEN. LLC doing Yo.no 10rtJ;,riese yet? pof1 Coast. CA 92667 2269 Cotu,;bla Or. lctltloua Business on 04f23/'lOM Ranch Third Tl\lt4. ~15 Kenney ~ Arabic The lime tor 1llna dalrN Pl' Ntl d b no.(s) businass u COMPASS ~ciurm.!iiin~. Inc. ~ bubyslnenw:~· Colts Mua CA 92626 Name Statement 20021tooete Avocado Avenue, Co-Thie N 1ement WM will not nplre before teClnd bV .... Oaad ol HOMES • COMPASS Mlchael DIGlacoo. : an Shaun Haley. 2269 The followlng peraonl Deily Pilot Apr. 25, May rona def Mar, CA 92825 filed with the qounty tour monthl "°"' the ~ •""'~In OOOEESISGN, ~GROUP1;oo•nd Prealclent Jnagve bu~fnu .... t•Y~~ Cotumbla _Q!:.i_ Costa -doing busin9et 11: 2. 9, 16. 2002 IH270 T Todd ROu. Whffler, a.\on " oe Oranae CowllY heartno date notlc* ·--.. .,...._ Thi Yn, l/l/02 Meas, CA ~ Ml~ Woll. 806 Eut ru1IM1.... let Hiits 04l2.tl2WE aOOve. ~=t.~-.d .. • SU~iu BYARP' "l~:NFFO •. )lied •wlt~tatf.:'n&:nafy Cll4lf Stone Beell. Eiieen Haley. 22811 rsl StrHI, luttln, CA Flctltloua BualMU Ranch rolfd lrw1, 10 2002tt011ta YOU MAY EXAMINe -·,. _.,,. '-" ~ o4 0ta'10t r~w.1u Thi• ""at--t wa• Columbia .E!:t... CO.I• 2760 Name Statement Miiand Or .• NA. 00. Mii OtttAIOt May 2, 9, 18, the .. ._,. bV tit court. DMd ct 1l'Ult, -...ct (A Ud. le 8118 elem.In-~ .,.,_ .. , • •• _,,.,, Mesa, CA .,._ KYO ~nte~. Inc. The IOllowl~ Vff/!ey, CA t'941 ~ TH2IO M you &19 e penlOI' In- .... ct-. ... -dando): MARCO OAR· Oil °"'1 """aN-... 01 ~~ ... ~o=rthe ~~~ Thil bU8lnetl le con ~ 608 £all First .,. ~ -Chrlleooher c, Con· ......__._ __ _.__ tereued In tit .... ..-diia~ ... CIA and UZA GARCIA. ..,., ..... """'".,. """'"l' ,.,.,_.....,. ... .-.......... T,-"-CA.........., A.) M1ettCen u...~~ oelly. Tt111t .. , Quiet ~ -you IM} .. wlll tfl9 d .. .,_ CIWd bw You have 30 CAI.EN· o.ay Pict A.j)ril 1~ on 04/1 ~ .. ,. ,.....,,.. and Thi• -~ .. -;,;::. tary A&eoclatlon '-'i.j "91 Rench 1'*1:1 TNlt Mimi lb:tc:Mnl oowt a ,..._tor Soe- llllf Dead d~.,.... OAR DAYS lfter thll M'Y 3, e, 2002 ~ 2002H 002tl H•v• you •t•rt•<J d\.dtd by a OOl"pO(alioo Flrat United Group, 20 Vie Lucci. Apt. eta. The ~ pereone del "°"°' "°"" OE· IZllt,10t.OI ....,~ 1umrnons la leNed on ri ..... u•-··-Bual-•• ~II ~· 25. ~ dOlng bulllnet1 yet? Hav• you atar1ed 197'2 MecMhur Bllld,. lrvfnt, CA M12 .,. doing buliieile aa: !:J:, .. 9rlO Of an In-~ .,..... ... you '° hie a ~ rMiiUUUU. ·-'·· )6, EW6 Th2M v ... l/ll02 dolnt bu•lne.. yel'l Suli.. 200, trvme, CA n. bualrlt88 la C()f\• ~ ~. Ind ....... °' ......, ...... ,,,. '"90lllt et WI oourt Name St8tement Shaun lifley ... 3JM>a 9.28t2 ducted by; ar... TIUllt '74 Co.ta MIN.. 81 ........... 0t oe tn:t .. ~ ftt 111!1'!1 A i.tter or phone Cal The folloW. wino ~aona Flctlt~ luelnHe Thi• •tttefMnl wH KYO ~. Inc Oele Ltler, tO Alplde Have you eterted C.oal8 MsM. CA lrlt27 petlllon or sooount u ptDr ID .an...,.... w11 noc pr*«ll you; your .,. dolnD bullil8ll aa: Name ~ flied wftt1 the County Wen Hy, P'r'9IOenl Ot., ~ 8-111. CA OOlng bueloeu yet? Victor vaas.nor. 17<4 ~ In P,,._te ety t.ldlr _.. Da11t d typewritten reapontt Capltaf ~ Group, The follow4n0 ~ C1tf11 OI Or'lllOt Courlfy Thie ttaternent wu 92ee3 Yee, OdObtr 29, 1975 COiia MtM at., Colla Code -*" t2llO, A ._ ....._ _.., '"'* ~ In ptOptl' leOll inc .. 2121 £Ht Paclllc .,. dQlrlQ ~ •: on 04/1ff'20Q'f lle<J wltti the ~ Thie tMlnetl II ~ Nil w..:::::i ......, CA lllC1 _,... tor 8pacill ,. =~--ID ...... lonn If yOl.I want Ille Cout Htahw•y. •200. Ptelfrc "Arnelloln T.... 200Ht00277 ~ d Onma CounlY dUCled by; an~ Thia ... Na buSlnell " ... tloe '°"" " eWllallle a -Oldtt-, COUit 10 hMf your CISlt. Cofone Otl Mar, CA com 2"02 MlchellOn ~6-..-on 04l23l200t' Have you started flled Wlfl 119 ~ cl.-d ti'/~ an ~ "°"' fie COUit dlla. ,...._" Olllla Md o.. "you do nee ftle your 92628 • .,... "" 2002HOOMt dolnCI ~ ~ No an of erw. ~ Hev• .,_, •••rted ~ • r •1 =· .... .., .. ... • reaponM Oil time, you ,.._A.. Ot., SUlte 170• lrvlne, CA °"' Piiot ,.,,, ~. Mell o• l...., on 04l'lYl«1E ............ -No MW A. u.Y DQ. -N1111S II .,..... "-'I toe. lhe cue. ltld Inc'"'.(~). A2':1~ ~ro::~ er~feOOIY WcfV. 2A02 l*IOfll 2. '-. 10. 291tl0 • .,Tb272 This 1•11ment WM HIHIDON7 VIClor ~· 1'111 IMO MmiM ......... 1111& !!! ~~·~and cillo Cout HIQ.hway, Mtohtlaon Or •• Svtte llllullneeell-.t .......____ •·-• ~ Wiii 119 County ~. 1Plot1 ll '«. 21. Mn 11111 II IL'*"" .. !.!!a~• ..... ~ -m1y ""' Wken ~ron. dtl Mer, t70. IMnt, CA 812 ___ ,,_, .-~-_,_ ---"~ ~ f.11 IQAl N7' tied wlfl fie Qounty .... ~ -emtl l 'Tr 1 "• '="• ": ~ =~ wamrno ~h .. ~ 11 COil' .::.:~~ := .,. ~ •: ~":-" °" 100111111111 Aodeaa ....... _ ~~ ~ aeeett·~=-He= ........ --,....,. .,. otlltf legal cMiltd by.. OQfPOtlllon 170, lrvlnt, CA-~ •• Ml I"" ....... ~· • .,. dalng ~ a.Iv Ploc ~ 25~ ....... •111meu• lllllllUU °* Ploc -a. .... ...... • =-r.: ntQuirementa. Yo.J may Have you s11rte<1 1'lllt tiuelneel 11 oon• ,., '' _, __, A) New Pet°"*""9 !:..!. '' ~ ~ The ::::&.::"°"' ~Mir I,~ not =' :..:-... =~~n~-:1: ~~~ro:. ~by:~ =" IMoh. CA ~New "::t ......... •11rt111 -Z..dOllJ......~ ~... -DtWJIZ ~-I' -on-· '°" 10.. ,,,:;"..:..-~ •lmO"lf I . tJ::I°'= .... CA -l•h•• ,...., m ....... -1-~... .. =-~ ~. re-Patrlcill ... ~. v-. Jan aoc» ~· 311 tla S.-The fF-•• ~CJ.· .. ~ ii: -a6d -"'(i.;o •lo h Pr...... Paw DH•OOIM CA ..,,..,,,,_. llMdl, ...... t.. T"*911 .. .. II: -•• "'" ... · ,_.. pf'!lfl9 bOOli) Thia ......,.,..,. na "*---!!-" ... THI ........ II oon-,!, °'=Ma....._. 1'f! ~ vi.ti A.=. =:· c: 10 .,_ .. '*"'* de le ~ :"a.:.= ~ o;'ofti = cl.-d !Ir. e......, ..,. ~ ..... CA ...... CA it !! ............ ~ orl 04la'IOOf' °" 04lt9r'20llf' ...... ~-..... "* ........... ~ T1lll ......_ .. _. x ... ill jUlllM J ~ '*-un ...... ,,.. ~'1\5 ee-~ ,-? ........... rT.-w,... ~ ....... ~ ~io'°• %A..9, a.Iv,.... ........ , .. Dlllr -.. ·-··-. ...... --.... ~ ,_.. ,... ...,. --' ~--~·:.. a -._ •· nWt U jL' _, ICll .. I lalt -!!r!!iii 1!1!!!p a . , Cillllll .._CA .... ..._ "" Nit --\ pr ~·--11 MUC-1..__liiAliil.., ....... ~. ,........ ..... ,,... --~ '!ft:":'ta~ ,.... :!rt·~~':' .. CAii NUMHft ActMtoue Butlneea Heme ....,,.,.. F1ctltloua Bu91nesa Name Statement The followltljl pereona .,. doing bvsineel .. Pretldent Flctltk>u. BuefMH Jln'l88 A P..w Vici~ ~~ ,.., wtttt lfll County dal 'NolU (lonn Sc»-(Nulnefo .. C.0) ~ Of °""°' Coun(y 154) °'I» ftq of Ill~ •0000112 .:--~ This statement wu flied Wtth the County Cleft( ol Orlllgt County on OSI03l2002 N9mt Steelfntnt Tl111 m telllttll wa The lottowlng ptflOOS Med W1d1 lh8 Coul'lfy Thie •«e.*""11 WM ltled widl "" ~ ~~1=-~ focue ~. 24840 ~ vtntory 'W1d ~ of You haVe 30 CAl..EN-.,. doing bueiiltte .. Clll1' o4 Oranoe Cow1ly Flonl W-. ~ on 06/071200'E 20021101717 ,..,. VIiia Or .• ~ Nip!, CA 'lflm7 J"H R J1mt1 ~ Nueva vi.ta Or : .. -2H0114t eet.11e MNtl or Of WTY D~A ~VS the< lhil Dally Plot Mlty 2, 9, 18, petition or .ccount Summont and Ptllbon 23 •. :2002 ™294 provided In Prob•~= are Mrved on )'O'I IO file FlcthJoua Bu.lnea =-MCtiOn 1250 A ~ ~ ~ :~ ~~~Si.tetMnt tlol formtor Is~~ = ': ~:.! Tra-Info 20371 lnnne Ave., SUrte 200 SllM Ml . 82707 Helot*. CA A.) Olainond s-. Aa- eodms, B b., IJllt9.Sllul c ) e,,.,..elopTl8l .i Cornoanv. 1800 Pon Slltfllelil, Ntwport Beedl, CA 92880 2002H02040 ~May9.1M'4 Co b) Flori West TIM 2002ff0t'21 Care Co 29112 e o.ly f>tliq£tlt#fl 9, t5 23. ~5 Ln SMrldo. 30, 2002 mm =Mey8~ Laguna Niguel, CA 92t77 Laurie V J1mt1 24849 NueYI VIiia Or: L1oun1 Niguel, CA 92977 Thia bullnn1 la con- dOct«I ~ hUsbe/ld Ind wife Have you 1t1rtad dOlng bullrlMe yet? No J8IN R. Jemee This 111tement wae tiled wllh tilt County Cleltl of Otange County on. <W26l2002 20028101191 Dally Pllol May 2. 9, 16. ?3 2002 TH288 Flctltlou• BuslneH Name Stmment The tolloWlng P8f10111 .,. dOlna ~ as KCU £'ntelJlriH, 2048 Chllte St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Kenneth Clark Upton. 2048 Chll1e St .. Colta Mlle CA 92627 Allen Smith, 2048 Chllte St., Colt.I Mesa. CA 92827 This bUllneas lS con· duc:ted by a general par1ner1hfp Heve you started dOing buelnell yet? No Kenneth Clark Upton This 1tatement was flied with the County Cleft( ol Orange County on 04/2&'2002 20028901115 Dally Pilot May 2. 9. 16, 23. 2002 TH289 Flctltfou• BualnHa ... .,,. Stltement The followlng persona are doing buafness as: Balboa Bakery and Oonl.tta, 301 Main St., Newport Beach, CA 92861 Thida t<llun Pich. t 025 Parkhlll Dr , Colla Mesa. CA 92627 Tiiis business is con· dueled by an lllCWidual Have you started doing business yet? Yes, Feb 2002 Thda Khun Pldl This statement was filed with the County Cleltl of Orange Coooty on 04/2&'2002 20026901140 Daily Piiot May 2. 9. 16 2J. 2002 Th290 Flctltloua BualneH Name Statement The followlnp Plf100S are doiflo buaiiiea IS .JOM Camacho. o o 1831 Orange Ave : Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Jose CamachO, 2402 E. 6111 St., #10. Long Beach, CA 90IJ t 4 This business Is con· ducted by: .,.. lndMduel Have you started doing bullnell yet? No JoH Camacho Thia 61atement was filed with the County Clerk o( Orange County on 04/2&'2002 20021901142 ~~2.9,16. . TH?91 --....__ per.one llOm the COYlt deft( ... "".. .... .. .. -· -"' as A*-r)()4 PfOl8Q yOU Rescue Towing 656 Al·-1 for P.tltlontt: If )'O'I do not Ille )'OIK Bltctl St~ Costa ·Mela. e!'u C. Weetover, A"f>OOH on tl!M, ,the CA 92627 q. COUit may mlkt order'a Jelfrey DllT90 Kimtl4e 2171 Montelr Ave llfeetlng your metrlage, 656 Beech St , Costi ~ Beech, CA 90ttS your property, and Mesa. CA 92627 ubllshed Newpor1 euslody ot )'O'lr childfen Thi• business le con· Beach-Costa Mau You may be Ofda<ed to ducted by an Individual ~g~~ Pllol Maf 3, 9, 10. P8¥ •uwon ind at- Have you started torney lees and CO$ts 11 doing buslneu yet? FJH373 r:, cennot pay the fiffng V~lr~arren KJmble Fictitious ButlneH ,::· ~.~1o:ni for •. This statement was Name Statement I~ you want legal flied Wil/l the County The follo'Nlng persons acMo1t. contact a lawyer Clerk ol Oranoe County ate doing busitleas as· Immediately. ol'I 04/26/2002 Buttarlly Kisses Flo;al Usted hens 30 DIAS 20021101148 Designs, 3087 Trintty c A L E N 0 A A I 0 s Dally Pllol May 2. 9. 16, Or.. COsta Mesa CA despues de r1clbir 23, 2002 Th295 92626 · olietllmenle esta ttll· Flctltloue BuslnHs N•m• St1tement The following persons are doing bulillell as John F Lalonde, 0 0 . 266<4 Newpon Blvd . Costa Mesa c• 92627 ' " John F Lelonde 28A E 23rd St .. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Th•• bullllM4 1$ COii· duc1ed by an mVlduel Have you started <bllg business yet? No JoM F Lalonde This statement was Med with the County Clerk of Ofatl\)8 County on 04/2612002 200281101150 Dally P1lot May 2. 9. 16. 23. 2002 Th296 Fictitious Business • N1me Statement The toUowlng persons are doing business as. A ) American Voice Boll. B ) Amarlcan Vok:ebo•. C ) American Volee and Email O ) Amencat\ Voice and E· Ma~, E ) A1T1811C81'1 Voice Email F ) Ama11can Voice E-ma~. G ) VOIC8 Mail H ) Irvine Ex· ecutrve Exchange 1 I VOIC8 Bo• J) Voicebox 17291 IMne Blvd Swle 250, Irvine CA 92780-2930 VOICt Box. Inc (CA). 112111 11Wl8 Blvd . Slate 250. Tu11tn. CA 92780·2930 ThtS business 15 con- ducted by a oorporallon Have you started doing business yet? VM 12/1111992 Voce Box, Inc JoAnn Kelpans Pre11den1 Thi& statement was filed with the County Cleric ol Orange COOnty on 04/02/2002 20026898052 Daily Pilot ""' 29. May 6. 13. 20. 2002 M365 BSC 11849 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: HOWARD H MORGRIDGE aka HOWARD HENRY MORGRIDOE aka Ana Milena Vasquez cion jod1e111 y petldon 3087 Trlmty Or Costa para completer y Me$a, CA 92626 presenter au lormulano This busmess is con· de Ae1pueste (Ae- doc1ed by. an tndiYiduaJ sponse torm 1282) ante Have you starttd la OOl\e Una C8lla o una doing business yet? No flamada lele4onica no le Ana M Vasquez otrecera prottcClOl'I This statement was Sl uSted no presenta hied with the County SU Respuesta a tlempo. Clerk of Orange County la cone puede upe<tlr on 04/300!002 or0enes que atacten su 200269015'9 matrimonlo, au Da23~ May 2. 9. 16. propledad y qua or· _. c.vvc TH3()4 danen qua usted pegue mantenclon honoranos de ebogado y las COSl8$ Si no puede paga1 1as costai. por la presenta· cion de la demanda p1da al actuano de la cor1e que le de un IOI'· mulano de exoneraoon de las m1smas (Waiver ot Coun F eas and Costa) Flctltloua Business Name Statement The loltowi119 persons are doing business as Sur:f City Vending. SO Huntington St. t401, Huntington Beach CA 92648 ' James Wayne Rock 80 Huntington St 1401° Huritington Beach CA 92648 . Susan Jane Rock ao Huntrngton St . 1401. Hun11ngton Beach CA 92648 Thts busmess is con· ducted by huSband and wile Have you started doing business yet? Yes, 4115/2002 James W Rook This statement was hied w11h Iha County Clerk ol Orange County on 04l30l2002 20026901578 Daily Pilot May 2. 9, t6. 23, 2002 TH3Q3 S1 desaa oblener con· se10 legal, comunlquese de lnmedloto con un abogado NOTICE The restrain· 1119 ordel'll on the back are 1n effect against bolh husband and wile un11I the petition IS dismissed a /U(lgement is enlered: or the coun makes lur1her ordefs These or· ders are enforceable anywhere m Cahlorn1a by any law enforoemem offtCer who has rec81Yad or seen a C09Y ol them AVISO Las prohit>&· c1ones 1udic1alts qua aparacen al reverso do esta cttacion son alee· Fictitious Business lives para amt>os con· Name Statement yuges tanto. el esposo The following persons como la esposa hasta are doing business 85 que la pe1tc1on sea Help·U-Sell Hunt· rechazada se dicte una 1ng1on Beach. 10044 deCISIOll hnal o la corte Adams Avenue, Hunt· explda 1nstrucc1ones ington Beach. CA 92646 ad1c1ona1es Oichas Suzanne Hall, 3700 s proh1b1c1ones pueden Plaza Ortve, Gto2. hacerse cumpt1r an cual· S'an<a -Ana. CA 92704 quler pane de Catltomla Hildegard Merrill POf cualqu1er agen1e del 20140 Wells Drive orden pubhco que las Woodland Hills. CA haye rec;b1do o que 91364 haya 111sto una copla de This business is con· ellas ducted by a general t The name and ad· pannarship dress of the coutt is (El Have you started nombre ~ d1reocion de 1a doing business yel' ~:N "G COUNTY Yes, May 1, 2002 Suzanne Hall SUPERIOR COURT Hildegard Memll 34 t THE CITY DRIVE Tilts statement was P 0 BOX 14 170 hted t"' he Cou ORANGE. CA WI n I nty 92613·1570 Comeliut ' Allodal .. , Inc. (NV) 20371 IMne Ave . ~ "200, Santa Ana, CA 92707 Thia bualnHI 11 con- ducted by • COlllOf91lon Have you alerted doing bulltltla '/flt'f No Cornellu1 & Aa· aoc:lales, Inc. Dev• Comeltos. CEO Thia statement was filed with the Coonty Clerk ot Orange County on G5103l2002 20021902055 Dally Pilot May.9. 16, 23. 30, 2002 Th310 Flctltloua Buelneaa N1me Statement The following persona are doing busliless aa: Entert11nments4U 2805 Catherine Way: Santa Anl. CA 92705 A·Llll Media, LLC (CA) 2805 C1th1nne Way Santa Ana, CA 92705 This business 11 con- duc1ed by Umtled Lia· blltty Co Have you started doing buslneu yet? Vas. 4/2000 A-l.Js1 Media. LLC Dave Comeltus. p,851• dent This statement was hied with the County Clerk 01 Orange County on OS/03/2002 20026902059 Dmty Pilot May 9. 16. 23. 30. 2002 Th3t 1 Fictitious Bualnees Name Statement The lollowlnsi persons are doing busmess as. Sel8C1 OfllCO Supphes 18627 Brookhurst •455'. Fw.intam Valley CA 92708 . Santalten (CA) 18627 BrOOktlurat #455. Foun· tam Valley, CA 92708 This business 1s con· ducted by a corporaborl Have you started domg business yet? Yes 05/03/2002 SantaJ1an Richard A Santo President This statement was hied 'flllh the County Ci.irk ol Orange County on 05/03/2002 20026902054 Daily Pilot May 9 16 23, 30, 2002 TH3!2 Flctltloue BuslneH Name Statement The lollow1ng persons are doong business as KIS Ofllee Services, 2211 Pacific Avenue. Bt01. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Jenn1ler L P1att1, 2211 Paclllc Ave . Bl01, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 This business is con· ducted by 811 individual Have you started doing buSlllOSS yet? No Jennifer L Piatti ThtS statement was tiled with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 05/03/2002 Alrmalil SaleS Corpo. ratton (CAI, 1800 Pon Sheflleld PlllCll. Newpo1t Beach, CA 92660 This business Is oon- <b:ltd by: a corporation Hive you atar1ed doing business yet? Yes. 4/1'2002 Alrmark Salas Corpo· re ti on Stephen L Aobin&on Prealderit ' Thls &tatement was tiled with· the Counly C1el1< ot Orange County 00 05I03l2002 20028902035 ~ PilOt May 9. 16. 23, , .2002 Th319 Flct1Uou1 Buslne11 Name Statement The lotloW'1ng persons are doing boslness as Collator EJtchange 17915-C Slly Park Ctr· cle. llWl8, CA 92614 Henry Goebel, 8845 Butte C11cle 603·E Huntington Beath. CA 92646 This bu!llness 1s con· <llclad by an lndMdual Have you started dotng business yet? Yes, 4l221200'l Heniy Goebel This s(atement was filed with the County Clerk ol Orange County on 05I03l2002 20026902044 Daily Pilot May 9, 16. 23, 30, 2002 Th32Q Fictitious Business Name Statement The following persons are doing tiusrness as Atmosphere. 439 31 st, Newport Beach, CA 92663 Collette J Glass 186 St. Vincent. lrvlne CA 92618 . This t>uslness 1s con· ducted by. an 1ndMdual Have you started business ye\? No a J Glass is statement was hied with the County Clerll ol Orange County on 05I03l2002 20026902039 Daily Piiot May 9 16 23. 30, 2002 TH322 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following person(s) has (have) abandoned the use of Iha tict11tous buStness name Auto Advantage 2107 Bayorast Rd . Newpon Beach, CA 92660 The F1ct111ous Busi· ness name referred to above was hied 1n Or· ange County on 02/151 2002. FILE NO 20026892590 Changeez Neshat. 2107 Baycrest Ad Newport Beach. CA 92660 Flctltlou• Bualneu N•me St1tement The following peraon1 .,. dolrlQ bulfneu .. Git Doa S1n101 FlctltJous Bu-... Landaclpe Corp (CA) Name StltetMnt 29112 E K~ Lil, The folloWIO ~ Sliver*. CA 92976 are doing~• Guttermouth Rain· outtara. 19744 Beech Blvd . Ste 455 Hunl· lll!llOn Beach, CA 92648 Manin Hamer. 2206 Canyon Dr.. Unit A. Costa Mesa. CA ·92627 Thie bullneaa ii con-Coeat Pool 4 Spa ducted by • dotporlllon Servk:e, 586t Abraham tiave you star1ed Ave Westm1nat81' CA dolnQ bu~ yet? No 92683 . 011 001 Santos Richard DeKontng, Lendacepe Corp., 5861 Abraham Ave This business 15 con-Clucted by Ill lndlvidUal Have you started doing bualn!MS yet? No ~anln Hamer Qullherrne Doi Santos Westmlnstet, CA 92683° This statement waa Thi• blJalness 11 con· hied with the County ducted by. an lndlYidual Clerk ol Orange County Have you alerted on 0&0712.002 doing busln4Ks yen Yes 200211024211 Richard OeKomng 'This s1etem1nt was hied ¥ttlh lhe County Cle~ ol Orange Courlly on 05/06/2002 Dally Pdo1 May 9, 16, 23, This statement waa 30, W2 Th33Q filed wllh the County CleOI of Or1nge County Flctltloua BusineH on 05/07/2002 20026902308 Daily Pllol May 9, 16, 23, 30. ?Q02 TH32S Name Statement 2002H02408 The lotlowin9 persons Daiy Pilot May 9. 16, 23 a1e doing buSION$ as 30. 2002 TH33i Fictitious Bualneaa Name Statement The I0110w1ng persons are doing bUslnes$ as Vldasana 111 Mor nstown Ln Costa ~esa The Wallpaper Fictit ious Busl"'"U Hanger 7581 Ontario "'" Dr • Hunltngton Beach Name Statement CA 92648 The following per50tls Douglas Elm 7591 are doing business as Ontano Or Huntmg1on Champton Grapha CA 92626 Beach. CA 92648 Inc 17381 Nichols unn Thi$ bullness 15 con· B, Hunltngton eeacti CM:ttd by an indMdual CA 92647 Have you stalled Cllamp!OO GraphtCS Marta Uceda t 17 Mornstown Ln Costa Mesa CA 92626 This business 1s con· ducled by an llldNtdUal Have you started doing bu$tntsS ya!? No doing busmess yet? Inc (CA) 17381 Yes Feb o1 2002 NichOIS Unit B. Hunl Douglas Elm ington Beach CA 92647 This statement was fh1s bus1nau ts oon- Mana Ucada l1led with the County ducted by a corporatlOO Cieri( ol Ofllnge County Have you started This s1a1emen1 was !tied with Iha County on 05/07/2002 doing business yet? 200211902400 Yes l997 Cle~ of Orange County on 05103/ro02 Daily P110t May 9 16, 23 Champion Graphics 3Q. 2002 Th332 Inc 2002002053 Dally Pilot May 9 t 6 23 30, 2002 Th313 Fictitious B~slneH Fictitious Business Name Statement Nam• Statement The tollowinp persons Th are doing business 116 8 Jollowmg persons Len/Comm Consult· are doing busmess as Ing, 2941 So Sycamore Persian Rug, t 7835 St IB, Santa Ana CA Newhope Ava Fountain 92707 Valley CA 92708 Ghulam J A11z1, 27 Kathleen Jane Shel- Bear Paw 30C Irvine field, 29414 So CA 92604 ' Sycamore St #8 Santa Ana, CA 92707 This bus111ess is con· This business is con- duCled by an indillldual ducted by an lndtvtdual Have you starled H _, do;ng bu!.1118S!i yet' No ave you ~tarted Ghulam J Azlll doing bus1nesr. yet? This s1ateman1 was Yes, 51112002 hied .,..1lh lhe County s~::.~~~~n Jana Clerk 01 Orange County This statement was on OS-07'2002 f 20026902422 tied with the County Daily PllOI May 9 16 23 ~~~7~ Coun1y 30. 2002 T!1334 2002690241 5 Fictitious Business Daily Pilot May 9 16. 23, Name Statement 30• 2002 Th336 The lollowing persons Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 are dOlnO bustne$5 as Black Paarl Jewetiy 4 Name Statement Piercings 2294 cnannel The following persons Rd . Balboa CA 92661 are doing buSllless as Craig O Aytfel <>294 Huntington Beach Ho- Channel Ad BalbOa 101/Motal Assoc1atron CA 92661 417 Mam Street. Hunt· This business is con ington Beach CA ducted by an 1naivtdual 92648·8138 Have you ~tarted Huntington Beach doing business yet? No Conlerence and V1sto1s Craig O Ayttel Bureau (CA), 417 Main This s1a1tment was Street. · Hunttnglon filed with the County Beach. CA 92648,8138 Clen< of Orange County This business is con· on 05107/2002 dueled by a Tion·proht 20026902420 corporation Dally Ptlot May 9. 16 23 Have you started 30, 2002 Tt\333 doing busmess yet? Yes 211312002 Fictitious Business Huntington Beach N1me Stat1ment Conlerence and V11tors The loltowoig person Bureau Jett Hall, President This statement was hied wtlh the County Clerk ot Orange County on 05107/2002 20026902406 Dally PllOI May 9. 16. 23, 30, 2Q02 Th329 Fictitious BualneH Name Statement The following persons are doing buStness as Newpon Chns11an Fel10wsh1p, 253 May- flower Newport Beach CA 92660 Matt Bmswanger 253 Mayflower Newport Beach CA 92660 This business is con· dueled by 811 1ncJ;Vldual Have you s1aned doing tius.ness yet? No Matt B1nswanger' This statement was hied w;th the County Cieri( ol Orange County on 05107!2002 20026902403 Daily P1IOI May 9 16 23 JO 2002 Th328 Flctltloua Buiiness Name Statement Tha tollowrng persons are doing business as CalhOm Management, 19700 Frurchtld Road Sulla 270, Jrv;ne CA 92614 Socalhom, Inc (CA). 19700 Fairchild Road Suite 270, Irvine CA 92612 . This business 15 con· dueled by a corporatlOll Have you stanad doing business yat7 Yes. 12/0211994 Socalhom, Inc Thomas J Kraus Presld•nt RctltkMM helnlM Heme ~ The follO\!Mo perwons .,. dc*IO blai*8 .. A ) Ren111&1nce /w llqUel, B ) RINIUllllC8 ~ ' Colleetibln 1406 t NewpOO Avenue Su1lt J Tu1t1n CA 92804 AJicla S Cla.rka 4214 Patrice Road. Newpon Beach, CA 92663 This busmen is con· dueled bV an 1ndMdual Have you atanad' doing butin811 yet? No Alicia S Clarke This 1t1temen1 was hle(l with the County Cler1c ol Orange County on 0Sl03/2002 200211902032 Dally Pdol May 9 t 6 23 30, 2QQ2 Th3J9 Fictitious Bualne11 Name Statement Tile f ()llOwong pefSons alt doing bulintl9 IS Costa Mesa Pel S•t· ting 228e PllOlfk: Ave I L Costa Mesa CA 92627 Janice Berna! Gasw1 2286 Pectic Ave •L ~ Mell CA 92627 This bu.stne6S 11 con· OUdtd by en lndMdual Have you started doing bUSonesS 'f111? No Janoc.e S.ITllC8 Ga.silt This statement was hied with the COUnty Cler'f of Orange Cou(ll'f on 05/07/2002 20028902484 Dally Pilot May 9 16, 23 ;)Q._W~ T H340 Flctltloua Buelneaa Name Statement The following persons are oo.ng business as MKO Bus1nesa Serv· ICM 1525 Mesa Verde Or E •211 Costa Mesa CA 92626 Maroa t< Devis 3187 College Cost• Mesa CA 92626 ' This buStneu '' con· ducted Dy c1n individual Have you started doing busmess yet? ves a 1 as Maroa K oa.,.~ T111s statemenl was filed w;th the County Cle"' of Orange Counry 00 ()!> CJ6."2002 200211902257 Daily Pllol May 9 16 23 30, ?QO? TH3:!0 Fictitious Buaineas Name Statement The tc>llow1ng persons are doing bulllleSS as FunVideoShow com 2 q4 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Irma Moller 17176 Grand Ava . Laka El IStnore. CA 92530 This busmess 1s con dOC1ed by en lndMdUaJ Have you atarted doon9 busmHS yet? No Irma Moller This statement wa. hied with the County Clerk of Orange County on OS/06/2002 Fk:t:ltlou• Bualne•• Name Statement The ~ peraons .,.. doino ~ u HH MORGRIOGE au MO MORGRIDGE CASE NO. A213125 ~ ~ County 2 The name, address 20026901580 end telephone number DaJly Pilot May 2, 9, t6 cl pel&tlone(s attorney or 23. 2002 Tli302 pntlonef without an It· tomay IS (El nomb<t la direcaon y el numero de lelefono def lbogedo del demandante o del de· mandant• que no ll8n8 abooadO •l 200211902051 Dally Pilot May 9, 16, 23. 30. 2902 Th314 Fictitious BualneH Name Statement The followlng pel$009 are doing business IS Ermly M Oe11gns, 2 Rue Chamom. Newpofl Beadi. CA 92660 This business 1s con- ducted by: Ill tnd1Yldual Changeez Neshat This sta1emen1 was hied with Iha ,County Clerk ol Orange' County on 05/03/2002 200211'902061 Ody Pilot May 9. 16, 23. 30. 2002 Th3?3 are doing business as s Dow Traub_ A ) Heyes Financial Prestden11CEO B ) Cataline Enterposes Thts &tatement was c ) Heal1h and Home hied with the Coonty Finance. t 409 Supeno Cler1c ol Or1111Q8 County This statement was filed wrth the County Cleft( ol Orange County on 05/07/2002 20021902309 08lly Pilot May 9 16 23 30 2002 T H3:! 1 Classified is CONVENIEi'ff whedJcr YOU rt bu}ing. sdliflg. or ju.q looking,~ has v.iw)UUOetd! A.) KAT, B I Seashore Solulionl Group. t21 14111 Slreet. Seal 8eldl CA 90740 ' LDf8tl Enc; KalS8r IV 1411'1 Slratt. SN1 Belch CA 90740 ' Thil busineu Is coo· cM::ted by Ill lndMdUll Hevt you 111ned doing business yet? No l..cnn Enc; l<af-Thlt atatement was filed with the County Clerk ol Orange County on CMne/2002 200211901143 Dtlly Pilot May 2. 9. t 6, 231 2002 TH292 Flctltloua BualneH NllM StlWment The following persona are doing busineu as Callfomla Center tor PsychOlogicll Setvioes, 3&48 Cai\ipus, Newporl BMc:fl. CA 92680 An11t11la Mency Petau, Pay 0 , 35'8 Campua. Newport BM:fl, CA 929llO Thil bulineaa " con-~by an~ Have you 1tentd doing bulln8M yet? No An11t11la Nancy Petaes Thle atllemtn1 WU filed with the Coumy Clerk Of Orwlge County on 04l2el2002 2002H01149 To 1111 heln. baneli-Flctltloue Business oa!Mlt, creditOfs cont· Name Statement mgent cred1t0fs and The lollowiog persons persons wt10 may other· are """"" business as wise be illtere&led In ltle s ~ ... Wiii or eslate, or boltl of peers Design As· HOWARD H MOR· soaat&S 338 Via Lido GRIOGE aka HOWARD ~~ewpol1 Beach HENRY MORGAIOGE Gllla Mane Speers aka HH MOAGRIOOE 338 VNI Udo Soud. N_: elca MO MOAGRIOGE po1t 8ead1, CA 92663 A PETITION FOR Florence Briscoe PROBATE has bffn Speers, 338• Via Udo flied by SHAN KOENIG Soud. Newpon Beacfl In the Supellor Couf1 o1 CA 92663 · Ca1tlornl11. County of This business 15 con· ORANGE THE PETITION FOR ducted by a general PR08A pannership TE requests that Have you stanad SHAN KOENIG be ap-doing business yet? pojnted as pe!IOll8I 1'91>-Vas. 1/2001 reseotatlve to adminillar Gina M. Speers ~':'ntestate of the dace-This statement was THE PETITION r• hied wilh the County quests the decedent's Cter1t °' Orange County w 00 °"'30t'2002 111 and codieils. 11 eny. 20026901582 be admitted 10 probate 23Daily Piiot May 2. 9, 16. The Witt and WTY oodbls 2002 are available tor ex· · Th301 anll08bon in the ftle kecit Flctltloua Bualneu by the coun N S THE PETITION r• n!":'olloW'~:=:. quests 1uth0nty to ed--dolrlg botllltSa as mns1er the .-ate i.ndef Concrete S1alrt Mia· the "ldepel ldenl Mmin-'". 1 eo 8roold1ne 1n istrabon ol &taies Ad Co5la Mesa. CA 92626 {This AUtlOl'ity wll alow Evelynn Mane King the petlOOAl represent 180 Brocldine Lil., Co51A allYW to take many ac· ......... CA tions wlthovl oblall'ling -· 92626 cour1 app«>Val S.fOft This buSiness Is con· BROOKE NGATUNVI 2175 S COAST HWY •6. LAGUNA BEACH CA 92651 . IN PRO-PEA Oete: JAN 8, 1999 ALAN SLATER, Cieri!, by MARJORIE FELIX, ~~~~!t1d Newport Beach·Coata Mau Daily Pdol May 2, 9. 16. 23, 2()()2 Th305 Emily Miranda Dempsey. 2 Rua Chamonlx Newpor1 Beach. CA 92660 This business Is con- ducted by an lndMdual Have you started doing business yet'I Yes, 311/02 Emlly Miranda Dempsey This statement was tiled with the County Fictitious BualneH Clerk of Orange Coun1y N S on OS/03l2002 am• tatement 20021190200 ar~ ~~~1 Dally Pilot May 9. 18. 23. A, 1600 Dove ,Street. 30. 2002 Th315 Suite 230, Newpon Flctltloua Bualneu Beach, CA 92660 Name Statement A~er E Lehman. The lotlOwing persons 1390 Yorba Strffl, aJt doing ~ IS # 12.S Tustin. CA 9'2780 Empire Pllt'ltlng Com-Th~_, bualness IS con· pany. 17 ThomwOOd. dud...., by an lndMdull IMne CA 92604 Hive you 11ert1d Davin M Lune & doing ~ yet? No Donald A Mase&a Inc ~ ~.,;:"was fe.!. i J:.m~ood: !tied with the County Thia business rs con· C1el1t ol Orange County dueled by • corporalion on 04l29l'2002 Heve you 1tar1ed 200211901520 doing l>Yalness yet? ~ May 2, 9 16, Vet, 4/20/200! ""'-......::~---..1Tb3061..bl!o!!il Devin M Lurie & Donald A Mascia, Inc. I kl A-.. Al duded by: .,, lndMdull a ng """' n very Im· Hava you star1ed portant act1oo1, how· doing l>Ysinen yet? Flctltloua Butlneaa Donald A. Maacla Chief FNncllll Oflkief ' ever.:! pereonal r~• Yes. 4f.1(W2 Name Stltement Mnla will be f'tlCIWed Evelynn M King Flctfttoue Bualnesa to give notice to 1n· Thtt atlltme11t waa The t~sons NlfM Statement tertat«t pel'IOl\I ~ nled wtth tile eou-. are dolnQ as. The follow! tMy have WllYtd noclol Ol9l1I ... , A.) Troike Oealgn ~Mty2.~ This atatement was llled With the County Clerk cl Orange County on 05I03l2002 .,.. .......,, wing J>tl"IOM• or conaented 10 the on """~~ County Group, B.) Weel Chl.W'Ch _.., bulliilu ; propoted actlonJ The ..,..,,,.,.,..,.,, lntetlora. 579 S State 20021902047 Dilly Pttol May 9, 16, 23, 30, 2002 Tb316 1~~11:u11:~: Independent 11 minis 200Hto1583 College Blvd .• •5. Full· 1210, C°'ta Meaa CA llllllon 1uth0rity will ~ ~May 2. 9, 15, anon, CA 92831 '"'"27 granted unleu an In· -· -Ib300 TBA. Inc (CA), 679 S nv elted Stat Colleg Fictitious Buafneu P UgnthouH A(>ettment ~11on ~ '=~ Flctltlou• Bu.IMM "'~· CA 9~r5• Fun-Hime statement ~ (CA), 1954 and lh<MI oood caute ... .,,. 9t81ement Thi. bUllnMI Is 000• The lolloWlng ~r10nt Avt , 1~10, wtrf the coun lholJld not 81 The 9 ....,~Ing ~ duc1td by 1 corporation are dolnQ bu11neN u : CW: ~ ~ Q(8llt the 111thot11y ""''Dl• Ill*'-' -Hive you 1tel1ed Mold Conau11&nt1. tMIO cM:Mld ._': 1 ~ A HEARING on lfll Scorpon Enter1aln· doing buatnt 11 yet? Baker Street, 1313, H .,.,. . ...... -P84ltlon wit! ti. held on IMnt. 223 1/2 Ruby Yee, 5'1102 Co.ta MMa. CA m2e ~ve ~ou lllr1td MAY 30, 2002 11 1;30 Ave . Newport ee.oti TBA, tnc Patricia A WllleY. 7 y 04/ffT,,1'.811 yet? pm in ~-L73 to-CA 92eec> ' Aichtrd Thompaon, Hwon. lf'M8, CA 92804 ,.i:......__ cated 11 341 The city Juatln Mettllew Preaklent This bullnetl le oon-~ ~nmenl Of1ve Soutrl. CMnge Dul~. m 1fl Ruby Thll •••temenl WN dUc:led by ""lndMdl.lll ~ l.ttr'tbtclc. Prttl CA 8'Cll8I ~ i2eec>Newpott &Mdi. ~ wtth the CcMinty ~v~ ~rted -"" IF YOU OBJECT to Thie bullrltet la con of ~ CcMlty p ,_, No ,,,_n.:~,__"!!!, ::.~"'.::: duclM by. M lncMdllll on ~1 200Ht01ut :.~t.:V WU a.. d 0nnge r::"~ II "8 llNltng ~Mate 2!v:-:'. ltartld Dll¥PIOI f111Y 2. ~ ~ :"~ ~ on ~. __ ,,, your ~It or hie -•-'lfl(I No ~ ~ =~ ...,.,_~, ..,...,, .. ::'"'~---= ~ :::,.~ IOO..olCMt OllyP'loe Mty 2. ~ t1e111no Your •P· Ned wteti .. County ~-~ o.Plot Mly 9, 18. 23, --~--..,_ __ .J.JJMW.Dlllll pwwa 1119¥ bt In per• ~~ ~ -,.. • ......,. ~ lb3tz ,.....,.,. •• ..._ ":rr1'Rt'rl:! ..... , ... .:-.~ Ac:t11kM 1ue11w ._. llsltMtnl tTOfl Of 001•'fl"ll cr9d-~ • 1. !..!!; Crelfwora. 18701 .._. l•t INllt .:-~WI· lofd .. illllllllloycMJ -.!.!!!!!!!! A6gonqutn St., 1317, .:-~ .. ....,... MOM!. ~'1 ::'c:.rwanct-:.."': IU•OM ::;......,., 9eadl. CA SOI DlaMnl. 218N ! 1• .... ..._ 1iM. ~ID 1111 '*'°"" 1'Pl • PAl&Y LAW Timot!IY A leaac:. 8.-i M1Ct1e1 Or Coeea CA er1ll ,.,.~ ___, b'1 crTACION !~~~. ~ 81 . MeM. CA .,_.; ,}tfll Win ~ &711 .. «*.Wt W11t11n lour JUDICIAL _ H11nlln9tOI\ ....,,_. A DIClefo Hlt11'111e lerrace. ....._ '""" 111 • of • Dl....o DI _,, CA ..,.. 2100-1 a.i Mld'9I or' ...._CA lllt11 .. .,_ ...... °'"" FAlllUA 'TtWe .,._•OM-C... ....... CA m17' .:=· .. ~"' ~ w.~"'! DND-. -::!. by: en....,... Tiil ....,._ 1a oort- 1 •• = .,.i:;=tlGO, -~:fr· ... = -:: .. tit::. :r '!\7 .... ~, ..... -11-... 11111 ~~ NI ._ ... --ftl -..... .-: A =.."* ... Flctlt1ou• Busfneaa Name Statement The I~ petsonS are doing business as Essenttal Chiropractic, 1TT77 Main Street. Sta C. lrvme, CA 92614 Edlund Chiropractic, Proless1onal Corpo· ration (CA), 1TT77 Main Street. Ste c. IMne, CA 92614 This business 1s con· dueled by a COlpOtlltlOO Have you aranad doing business yet? Yes. 212812002 Edlund Chiropractic, Prolesslonal Corpo· ration Destree D Edlund, Ave •6 Newpor: on 05/07/2002 Beach CA 92663 20026902'1 II 20026902398 Oatly PllOt May 9. 16. 23 30. 2002 Th336 Danial Sht1tdan Dally Pilot May 9 16, 23 Hayes Ill. 14()9 Supenor 30, 2002 Th327 Fictitious Business Ave •6 Newport Beach. CA 92663 This 1>u11ness .. con dtJCted by Ill tndMdu.11 Heve you slarted doing busmess yt1? No Dan Shendan Hayes Ill This statement was hied with !he County Cleric ol Ofange County on 05/07/2002 20026902428 Dally PllOt May 9. 16. 23. 30, ?002 Th335 Clll Cl1ulfled Today (Ml 642·5678 Fictitious Bu1lne1a Name St1t1ment Name Statement The following l*tonl _The foH0W1ng persons are doWlO buStness as ~-"II buStness as Independent Roofing Cahforn1a Ch09Pers Consultants t761 E 630 Saker, Costa Mesa Gany Avenue, Santa CA 92626 ' Ana. CA 92705 Debby Pearce. 11 IRC TechnologleS. Inc Lago Sud lrvme. CA (CA). 1761 E 0ariY Av· 9261 2 enua. Santa Ana.. CA James A Pearce t 1 92705 Lago Sud, Irvine. CA This busmess 1s con· 9261 2 ducted by a COIPOfllllOO Tiiis business is con-Have you sta11ed ducted by husband and doing busmess yet'I wile Vas. 1983 Have you started IRC Tec:hnologles. Inc doing business yet? No M1ctiael A Wilsey, STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?~ • • • • • • • • • • CL\SSIFIED (949) (;12.)678 Daily Pilot The Ugal Departmtnt at tht Daily Piwt is pl.eased to 11nMunn a ntw suvin now availAblt to ntw businttsts. . ~ will now ~EARCH tht n.amt for you at no extra chargt, 11nd SllW JO" the tJmt an:J tht mp to the ~ourt Howe in .St:nta Ana. Thm, of courst, l1jkr ~ · surch u compkttd wt will flit your fimtuJus bu.sinm "4nu slllkmmt with rJJt CA#nty Cini. puh/ish once a wttk for four Wttlts 11S rt?irtd by /.aw 11Nl rhm fik JO"' proof of puhliclltion with tht County Ckrlt. ' Plitm stop by to file your firtiti4us businm stlllmtmt 111tkIMi1JPilot,330 W. IMJ St, ~ Mna. 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You bepn by ruff- ing the opening lead. cuhing two high spades and ruffing the e1gh1 of sp.'ldc:s in the dummy. Both oppo- nc:n!A follow to the: lhree ~ leaib. You may think your trouble-. are over. but you are an danger of an enemy ruff. l"':M I same fully lum homt nl pttsl5mkg $97!/mo •l'Glds Office lurn, dHk, ulJ51p!Kl!!! 949-759-0llll = =. ~,,:. -------per1-c:t condition. 11000 1 204 RENTALS I 94t·7M-t355 II" with hc:<lv{ hearu that we learn of the ~'ing o oor great friend BW Rut~ He: had been 11hnj! fOI' !OOOJC tune before <>uccumb1ng in h., Boca Ratun tiomc on the cvcnrng of Mateh IK ''To c:n'\UrC your contract. you mu(I conuouc l\i follow\: Rc:tum lhc: lead to your hand by ruffin(I a diamond and ruff your h1g11 pacSc: m dunvny w11h the nine of heart\ If you m1suk c:nly uy to draw lllUTIJ>!' while: you \till have a high spade in your hand. Eut can wm w1tfi the at.c of huru and lead hh rem;unma 11)11de ror WClll to ruff. 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