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Home My WebLink About2002-06-26 - Orange Coast Pilot, SERVING THE NEW PORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEI: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM ...... Other than the ' morning fog and low clouds. it'll be a perf ectJy sunny day. S..Page2 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2002 Superyisors, council extend airport limits • County, Newport Bef}ch leaders formally approve liftibg 2005 expiration date on noise, flight caps at JWA. Pa ul Clinton D AILY PILOT Beginning m 2003. three years before the 1985 agreement was set to expire, a new set of rules will take SANTA ANA -By extending effect. The airport's mandatory noise restrictions at J ohn Wayne nighttime curfew, meanwhile, was Airport until at least 2015 on extended until the end of 2020. Tuesday, Newport Beach and coun-Supervisors said they endorsed a ty officials capped a more-than-• modest expansion of the airport as a yearlong effort to limit the amount concession to airlines and the of jet noise over Newport-Mesa Federal Aviation Administration. homes. A powerful airline industry trade At its morning meeting Tuesday, group has criticized the d eal as the five Orange County supervisors "fatally flawed" and out of line with unanimously approved an exten-federal laws on limits to the nation- sion of a 1985 settlement agreement al air traffic system. that installed the historic restric-"We appear to be making signif- tions. icant concessions up front," Byron de Arakal IOWllll 111 llm Foley's Planning Commission isn't playi,ng T-ball U su.any. pl~g com- nuss1ons unpress me as excepbonally tedious and unremarkable government contraptions. They're necessary, of course. but mundane. They're prone to bolt tightening and tinker- ing and other humdrum mat- ters of the municipal state that in the ordinary course of events fetch the interest of hardly anyone save for the poor slob wanting to tack on a third bathroom. I mean, a farm club halfway between here and Yuma has a bigger gate than most Plarming Commission confabs. But in Costa Mesa the times are anything but ordi- nary. And of late, this ham- let's Planning Commission is turning heads with its big bat and its hefty rips at hanging curveballs. These folks are spitting tobacco and grab- bing at the supporter between pitches. They aren't playing T-ball. COOLING OFF Supervisor Todd Spitzer said. "We need the FAA's cooperation. We need Congress' cooperation. I feel very comfortable we'll get it.• The Newport Beach City Counal also unanimously approved the set- tlement extension at its Tuesday evening meeting. Councilwoman Norma Glover spoke out at the board meeting earlier in the day, again endorsing a package of flight limits her city initially p roposed. Now that the agreement has been approved, Glover said the city and county can begin lobbying efforts and "can lock anns and go lo Washington, D.C., as one." Newport Beach officials have already hired a handful of lobbyists to help pitch the deal to influentiaJ members of Congress, the FAA and the airline industry On Tuesday e vening, council members reiterated the importance of the deal to ensure peace of mind for residents past Dec. 3 1, 2005. ·nus is probably the smgle -most important issue that has faced the oty and will continue to face our quality of hfe," Sd1d Counalman Dennis O'Neil. "If the hd comes off John Wayne Airport, we're all in a heap of trouble • The new rcstncttons, expected to increase the number of planes fly- ing out of the airport, would raise the limit on the no1s1est flights from 73 to 85, flight gates from 14 to 18, an annual pdssenger cap from 8.4 million to 9 8 mtlLion and cargo fhghLo; from two to four. A curfew put m place m the late That the current commis- sion -skippered by City Council candJdate Katrina Foley -has taken to toting a big bat on turf where earlier commissions rarely trod hasn't been lost on City Hall insid ers or plain city folk SEE LINES PAGE 4 SEAN Hill ER I DAI v Pit.OT Alberto Moreno, center, Marcos Moreno, front, and Rene Ovando cool off with a bucket of water after running out of water balloons Tuesday afternoon ln Costa Mesa. I For other JWA news, see Page 3 1960s would also be e xtended. SupervtSOrs can't alter the curlew until January 2021. Under the curfew, departures are allowed from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday ~ough Saturday and 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday. Arrivals are allowed from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday. Extend.mg the flight limits at the airport caused little controversy dur· ing the year m which city leaders worked with their Orange County neighbors to build support. SEE JWA PAGE 4 Agen cy supports increased treatment •Costa Mesa Sanitary District urges county sanitation board to adopt cleaner water practices. Paul Clinton DAILY PtlOT COSTA MESA -Ending months of mdeos1on, oty sarutary offioals on Monday endorsed stepped-up treat- ment of county waste water and an end to a controversial federal waiver. The backing put board members of the Costa Mesa Sanitary Dislnct m line with a host of other agenoes in calling on the Orange County Sanitation District to ratchet up treatment of the 243 million gallOf\S of par- tially treated waste water it releases into the ocean each day. •The Costa Mesa sanitary board is of the opinion that based on the information available to date, full sec- ondary treabnent is the best available option,• said board member Arlene Schafer, wbo also is a former Costa Mesa mayor. •Jt allows for better opportunibes for recycling water.• Schafer and fellow board member Jim Ferryman both said they still weren't con - vinced that the district's sewage plume is retwrung to shore to contaminate the sud zone. SEE TREATMENT PAGE 4 Costa Mesa ranks 30th safest, again Officials worry about Fourth • National FBI statistics of large cities, however, show the city's crime rate rose 16.1 % over previous year. COSTA MESA -The d ty wa.s ra.nked the 30th safest d ty in the state on Monday, but 11 said to have had the biggest crime lncreue among the nine largest dtlel tn the county, according to the 2001 Unifonn Crime Report released by the PBJ. The dty'• total crime rate lncreued by 16. l % ln 2001, and crtmel per 10,()()() Tetidentl amount.cl to 367.9, more than any ol tbe Giber county dtiel wttb a g:u1at1cm of 1llGl9 tba 100.000. tbe NPGlt lbowed. Tbe numbers mow.a ma..11 ID all m""°'* ol .... mm.. tndudlDg murder, forcible ..... ..._, md ....... ' conaw ~-IKS 2Qll1 20IQ Murder 4 2 Fordble rape 21 22 Robbery 155 72 ~ ei'eutt 20J 179 Burglary 554 437 ~ 2,915 2.2" Auto theft 482 484 Anon 15 10 4,036 3,472 vated UMult. The only category that lhows a slight decreue is auto thefts. But the report is not an ac:cu.rate reflection of the cun'ent atme litua· tioD in the dty, Niel Colta Meae Police CbW o.w SnoWden. •1 you look at tbe 8dual num- bei'I tmt.ed ol the perceneag.. ' you'll see that we have much less crime than most other cities in the county," he sa.id. "When it comes to statistics, you have to read between the lines." Comparing cities using percent· ages can only lead to widespread panic by not giving the community a realistic picture, Snowden said. For example, the city had two mur· ders in 2000 and four in 2001. That shows a 100% increase in murders, but when taken in actual terms is not much of an inaeue. be said. Also, the city bas witneaed a decline ln lnOlt a1me categoriea over the Jut seven months, Snowden Mid. "We're definitely going down on violent crtm.e, • he N1d. •we're ltill one of the safest dtiel ln California." But auto thefts and robbenel do continue to bia a poblma. ad the ~ Department coatlaw tO work bard to ftgbt thoM lle\1119 SIESNIST .. 4 • Record number of stands in Costa Mesa, combined with this year's drought, sparks fire concerns. 0..-...... ath DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The dllJlual tradition of residents lighting their streets with fireworks on Fourth of July bu the Fi"e Department more concerned about the Mfety o( the communi- ty than ln ~ yeen. 1be reuan' 1be UmMt of bNlb fires caUled ~ a reCord ~bl ---that • alreecty terrortDng Mftlral puts ol the country, MMI CG1U Meea Pin c.pt .. Randy Crall. ~· .. ......., ....... -......... min,.,. aboullbe .. ? , ....... . -.• .M lldd. •AM tbe dlll .. greater in our d ty because we allow fireworks Uu.s time of the year." Costa Mesa is one of a handful of cibes in Orange County that has allowed what are known as •sa.te and sane• fireworks for the last several yean. Til8le do not include explosive fireworks, such as bottle rockets or cherry bombs. or even spark)en, wbik:b are aim· mon)y ooosideJed to be a m.Ud form of Fourth of July mtertain· menl The fear of fireworks sparking off a major fire II~ by a record numbs of fireworks ..... that haft -up shop u. ,..,, Croll Mid. 1M ii not W: 11 lilly & blld thing -bec:a\m ..... .... dlillttill .nd ' "I' a CllJ I tiGm ........ fl'Gm ...... CJf .... a.-..-bul·----•PCMllnl--• .. . . • -·tocALS PITS Of THI Wiii Tuxedo kittens Black and white twtedo kittens will be up for adoptioo tbll weekend through the Community Animal Network. Once relCUed. the ldttenl are ralled 1D private ba1ne1 and fed premium pet fOoc». ID ma.ny ca:._: are even raJled witb doga ~in active bo with cb11dnm traµUng them to become greet family pets, Pfaff ·Martin Mid. The netwott ii a oommunity..upported anih· mal org4Dlzation liDldng people and pea throug community ectlon. See other anhnall available for adoptkm at www.an.fmalnetwork.otf1 or stop by RUllO'I pet store at Puhion JalaDd between noon and .t p.m. on weekendl. Information: (9"9) 759-36'6, or write to the Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach. CA 92658. . • • . 2 Wadnetday, June 26, 2002 In eddttioft to seeJd.ng adoptions, the organiza- tion allo 188b donatiom to cover tbe COit of vet servicel, medidnel and food. •0ur community members volunteer to take these unwanted, motberlea, flea-ridden. fright- ened and often lick little ones Into their booles, • MSd DiAnna Pfaff-Martin, founder of the network. FOR A GOOD CAUSE Tony :· Nichols· Whale, he loves his volunteer gi,g W hen whales aren't in sea- son off the coast of Newport Beach, Tony Nichols still finds ways to feed his interest in them. Between Dec. 26 and April, Nichols gives whale-watching tours that kick off from the Balboa Pier. During the other months of the year, the Costa Mesa resident volunteers his time giving speeches at the Orange County 'I'm really a nature person.' -Tony Nichols chapter of the American Cetacean Society, a nonprofit group dedi- cated to the kings of the sea. His late st speech is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the group's monthly meeting. It will be held at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood and Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. It's free and open to the yublic. , featured attraction." Since he began leading whale- watching tours nine years ago from Davy's Locker, at the base of the pier, Nichols bas happily shared his knowledge of his .favorite subject whenever he gets 'a chance. •They're charismatic animals,• Nichols said, as he sat at a fiber- glass table across from Davy's on a summer morning. •rm really a nature person.~ armed with a notebook loaded with colored charts and tables, as well as an overflow of statistics. During the past whale season, Nichols says, about 40% of the whales and dolphins glimpsed by onlookers were Risso's dolphins. This oddball species, which has a rounded forehead, pa.le skin and primarily eats squid, is usually not as prevalent, Nichols says. Usually, the gray whale cap- tures the crown for most widely seen. The common dolphin and bottlenose dolphin follow, with Risso and the Pacific white dol- phin rounding out the top five, Nichols said. watching trips, usually using the Western Pride, an 80-foot boat owned by Davy's. Over his nine years, Nichols estimates he has volunteered more than t ,400 hours of his time. •1t•s good to give back to the community,• Nichols said. •Maybe I'll hlt an environmental vein in someone ... Nichols, 43, can rattle off a litany of details about whales. For his interview, Nichols is "This was a big year for the Risso,• Nichols says. "It was the About 7% of the time, Nichois said, the whale-watching trip results in no sightings. Other than the usual sea lion or two, that is. Nichols heads the whale- -Story by Paul Clinton; photo by Crystal Lauderdale II.MANIC DUI ARRESTS NEWPORT IEACH MONDAY Raymond Viramontes, 30, Newport Beach SUNDAY Justin Dane Flournoy, 22, Newport Beach Caleb Marlon King, 23, San Oemente Miguel Angel Rivas Flores, 22, Wiln:ii09t0n SATURDAY Jose Jesus Martln Jr., 23, Chino James Thomas Knybel, 28, Tustin Darrell Richard Olson, 31, Newport Beach RUDAY vt.d!NY J. Gussev. 36, Newport Bellch John Btlldtey Oatman, 40, Huntington Beach THURSDAY Scott Patrick BOOand, 28. San fr.ndKo K9Yin Brent Howard, 28, Aliso Viejo JUNE 19 Jennifer Ann Blasi, 26, Huntington Beach Mary Halunka, 27. Irvine David Paul Wambaugh. 37, San Diego REIL ESTATE TUNSICTIONS COSTA MESA 24'00 Elden Ave., $251,000 167 Te"aza Court. $389,000 279 Albert Place, $480,000 2698 Rive~lde Drive, $362,000 1115 Sandi Lane, $233,500 222 Fairway Place, $454,500 3n Avocado St .• $214,500 109 Aspen Lane, $257,500 599 Wendy Lane, $227,000 NEWPORT IEACH 1533 SyMa Lane, $662,591 1424 Sea Ridge Drive, $830,000 2219 Fortuna. $435,000 1200 Estelle Lane, $707,000 22 Spanish Bay Drive, $ 1.02 million 18 Belcourt Orlw, $829,000 1807 Newport Hills DriYe Ean, $755,000 10 Salzburg 46, $650,000 NEIGHBORS Maggiano's Little Italy in Costa Mesa has pro- moted Amy Mills from evening manager to general manager. Mills, a Costa Mesa resident and former food server at the restaurant. wW be responsible for oversee-Amy Mills ing the 300-seat restau- rant's day-to-day opera- tions and its 150 employees. Mills earned her bachelor's degree In business man- agement from Sacramento State University and then moved to Orange County in 1994 to pursue a career in the restaurant industry .... Eagle Scout Mark Pomerantz was selected as a student speaker at the Corona del Mar High School Mark Pomerantz graduation and spoke to the graduating class on Thursday about leadership and responsibility. Pomerantz serves a.s the student board member on the Newport· Mesa Unified School District board and ii also a member of the hlgh school's , BEADEJt5 HOilJN£ (949) 642-6086 Associated Student Body board. In addition, Pomerantz is a student athlete and has volun- teered at the Golden Creek Retirement Inn since 1997 .... Interior Designer Deanna Robinson, of ASID Allied n-----Deanna Robinson ~ Interiors Inc. in Costa Robinson Mesa, completed what she considers to be the highlight project of her 23-year career. Robinson has served as the overall inspiration, mentor and project strategist to the client, con- tractors and architects involved with a three-year project on a mansion in the San Gabriel Valley. The client wanted form.al classicism in his rooms and gar- dens, so Robinson worked with the architects to ensure they achieved it. ... Marine Corps Pvt. James F. Lewb of Newport Beach completed the 12-week basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot In San Diego. Lewis and fellow reauits participated in physical conditioning programs, classroom and field assignments. first aid, uniform regu- lations, combat water swvival, marks- manship, band-to-hand combat and assorted weapons training. They also received instruction on the core values of the Marine Co.rps -honor, courage and Doily Pilot GEnHIG INVOLVED • GIYTWG INVOWID runs periodi- cally In the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd like Information on adding your organization to this list, call (949) 574-4298. · AMERICAN HOME HEAL11t HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volun- teers lo give emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. 1\'a.ining is provided. (71.t) 5~·0800 or (800) 540-2545. GIRLS INC. OF ORANGE COUNTY Volunteers are needed to offer educational and enrichment opportunities for girls and boys. (949) 646-7181. NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL FOUNDATION The foundation is looking for vol- unteers to help with fund-raising efforts, speaking opportunities, public events and occasional office work. (949) 631-4143. REACH OUT FOR SENIORS Volunteers are needed to pro- vide companionshlp and friend- ship to isolated seniors ln Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Training and support are offe red, and volunteers must be 18 or older. (949) 442-1000. STITCHES FROM THE HEART Made up of a groupof women from Southern Calif omia who Jove to knit and crochet. the nonprofit corporation is looking for volunteers to knit and cro- chet hats, booties and blankets for premature babies and babies in need. The items are donated lo hospitals across the country. Patterns a.re available and donated yam is appreciated . Kathy Silverton, (310) 472-6903 . VISIONS FOR PRISONS Vaions for Prisons, a nonprotil program that teaches attitudi- nal healing and meditation in prison, needs typists to tran- scribe letters from inmates to troubled kids. Weekday hours, Mesa del Mar. (714) 556-8000. commitment. ... Ryan Chapman LewU of Newport Beach was named to the dean's list at Wake Forest University in North Carolina for the spring semester 2002. Lewis, a 1998 graduate of Corona del Mar High, had to achieve a 3.0 or higher grade-point average to make the list .... Orange Coast College's School of Allied Health Professions honored 93 graduates in an annual pinning ceremo- ny on May 22. Those students included Mario A. Bolanos, Nicole Udberg, Greg S. Brt.acoe, Tiffaney A. Cordova, Kut.m M. Murad.Ian, Martbell Conklln, Kelly Miller, Terry Dtggtna, 1\1da Muro, Brian T. Mock, Leal.le bpdale, Matty Nelson, ChrbUna M. Pyvte, Jeanette Rose of Costa Mesa and Candace WUUmky and Karl Wyatt of Newport Beach .... Five Orange Coast College architecture students received five of seven awards at the American Institute of Architects, Orange County, awards ceremony held last month. Adam Bowbay and Duelle WlUeml tied for first place in the ID01l4Stery design com- petition. Naomi Szto, Brad Gohtpalat and Terri Moore received honorable mention awards of $50 each. • NEJGl•DM spotlights adl!ewments In the community. Please direct noteworthy Informa- tion to Christine Carrillo via fax at (949) 646-4170, or send e-mail to chrlstlne.urrllloflUttirMs.com. SUlf AND SUN Dailf Pilot "41('C)(d your commems about the Dally Piiot Of news tips. ~ lllustratlonl, editoritl mi:tter or ~ here:n CMI be repro- duced without written petmhllon af ~own«. WEATHER FORECAST stronger at 10 to 20 knots, with combined sen of 6 to 8 feet. Fog will roll In tonight. VOL II, NO. 177 ,..... ... _ . . Nlllltw ...,._ ... .,,,,,.,_ ........ Dhdor u..-. ". :e:udue. OlrwelDr 2 lwr ~---""'-end ---"""°""' ~ S'lu.zlll .... llNr ........ , __ ,..Cr: a ' NMport leldl ........ ~ J7<MD2 iw. ......... , • .,,, --.0i-. ,....,.,,... ... S1~ ,.,....,.,...__ ......... ._.. ........ _.,... ... .,...., ,...itdl• ••• - a. .... -:.:::. IJ4.G'1'5 ... ,..,. .. , ... -.... -.............. ,,.., ··-.. -........... .............. nMm .. _,., .. - e -a ADQllES$ 0ur addra 1s no w. ~st. Costa MeM,. CA 92617. Offb hours are ~·ff~ l:lO a.m. • 5 pm. • •.'' ,' ..... 9JI 1.• .•• It " the Pllot'I policy to promptty corr.ct ... tm>rl of~. ,.... 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Not mucti will change as we approach the wffkend. ......,._I: WWWIMl.tJON.flOV. I SURF roo.y w111 be~ day of retatlvety flatMf. Molt wm fall Into the kneHtlgh range. This won't cfw91 until Fridey. when a IOUth- west SMll brings U1 Into the W81$t-to ~-high .... .... ...... ~Otg. T1DIS .... S:J3 e.m. tZ:1S p.m. ~p.m • 1"47 p.m. s•••• .. •• 17 Daily Pilot Eity readies for Home Ranch money • In the coming · weeks, officials will discuss how to hand over $2 million to Costa Mesa schools. Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -As time ticks off the clock in anticipa- tion of the Ikea groundbreak- ing, city officials are making sure they are prepared to receive and then distribute $2 million promised to city schools in the Home Ranch development ag-reement. City Manager Allan Roeder said the City Council will bold a study session July 8 to consider the possibility of placing conditions on the funds before handing them over to school officials. The Home Ranch develop- ment agreement, adopted last year, calls for the Segerstroms -the dynasty family that owns the site of the massive development - to give $2 million in a lump sum to Costa Mesa high school and middle school stu- dents when the first building permits for the project are drawn. Costa Mesa High School, which serves those grades, will receive $1 mil- lion, and Estancia High and TeWinkle Middle schools will split the other $1 million. . lkea is expected to begin construction first, marking the end of a 20-year battle to develop the final 93-acre piece of farmland held by the Segerstrom family. Upon pulling the permits, the Segerstroms will cut a check for the lump sum to the city. The city will, in tum, dis- tribute it to the app ropriate foundations set up by the receiving school officials. Roed er said the council will discuss next week the possibility of placing a council member on either, or both, of the foundations or mandating that any foundation meeting be held in a public setting. :There are some points we want to make sure the coun- cil is comfortable with before we tum (the money) over," Roeder said. Council members negoti- ated the development agree- ment. which makes them the custodian s of those funds, Roeder said. Roeder said he and his staffers want to dis- cuss all options. Councilman Gary Monahan said he believes the foundations. should be "watchdogged" but does not think it is the council's role to do so. He said a committee of residents would be better suited to monitor the money. #Last thing I want to do is stick someone from the coun- cil on there to constantly interject city opinion,• Monahan said. Talks about disseminating the funds are preliminary as building permits for the site -just north of the San Diego Freeway, between Harbor Boulevard and Fairview Road -have not yet been pulled. Roeder said the D<ea portion of the development is in the "plan check" phase. Construction activity on the site so far has consisted of trucks scraping and drying out the soil before it is replaced as a base for the new store, city planners said. The grading and building permits are anticipated in the next few weeks. Supervisors add carrier to John Wayne Airport • Commuter Mesa Airlines will partner with America West to begin flying from the airport today. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT SANTA ANA -Orange County supervisors on Tuesday invited a new commuter airline to f1y at John Wayne Airport and approved $1.69 million in contracts to three firms manag- ing airport construction. OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO While they were at it. at their Tuesday meebng, super- visors approved $722,565 to repair the lower floor at the Thomas F. Riley Terminal. Mesa Airlines, a commuter carrier based in Arizona and owned by Mesa Air Group Inc., has scheduled its first flight for today. Mesa, operating under a partnership agreement with America West Airlines, said it will fly six round-trip flights per week to Phoenix for the first 45 days. Mesa can add up to 20 more flights by March 31. Also, American Eagle FULL BAR COCKTAILS "OUR OWN WINES JUST ARRIVE I> FROM NAPA VALLEY. 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949·64S·7626 Classi Airlines, a subsidiary of American Airlines, was also authorized to begin flights to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Beginning Tuesday, American Eagle will fly 41 weekly round-trip flights to the Bay Area and seven weekly trips to Los Angeles. By a unanimous vote, the board al.so hired three firms to handle new and ongoing projects at the airport. The board hired Bu tier Construction Managers, Jeff Oviedo & Associates and JHTM & Associates. The board handed the firms $345, 100, $600,670 and $750,340, respectively, for con- tracts that will begin Monday. These three firms have managed the construction of a new airport fire station, an acoustical insulation program and the addition of canine kennels for the Orange County Sheriff's Department. Airport workers are sched- uled to begin work on the ter- minal flooring in late July. Jt should be completed by Thanksgivirig. While the pro- jects are ongoing, sections of lhe lower terminal will be cordoned off. .,,_~~ @j l1l1IInRA1ul1 9 FLO R AL & G I FTS Home Decor •Accessories Custom Florals ~ 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa ~ Mon-Fri I 0:00am-6:00pm'. Sat & Sun I 0:00am-5:00pm ~ Phone (949) 646-6745 ~ Series The Orange C aty Maseam of Ari nd annual series of jazz concerts this be able to enjoy the music of some of s best jazz musicians and view the new 2002 California Biennial exhibition during extended hours on select Friday evenings from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Wed~, June 26, 2002 3 Newport won't lose federal grant • The city, along with other rich enclaves, had been poised to lose about $250,000. June Casagrande DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - City officials are breathing , a sigh of relief at the news that they will probably get community development block grant dollars from the federal government next year after all. In February, Newport Beach rec~ived word that a handful of the nation's richest cities would proba- bly lose out on some of the grant money, which is awarded to improve low- income areas. President Bush's pro- posed budget included a plan to nix the richest cities from the list of recip- ients. Under his original plan, Newport Beach, which receives about $500,000 a year from the grant, would have seen that money cut in half. But, as Assistant City Manager Sharon Wood has reported to City Council members, a con- gressional plan to modtfy the president's spending plan means the city proba- bly won't see any cuts. "We now anticipate that we will receive full funding in our community development block grants," said Dennis Danner, the city's adminis- trative services director. "This is good news.• The city has been count- ing on the grant to pay for unprovements in Balboa Village. The first phase of a three-phase, $8-million renovation was completed recently. But the budget for the last two phases of reno- vations relies on $2.4 mil- lion from community development block grants LO the com.mg years. The city has qualified for an advance on the money from the federal government through a Joan program backed by block grant dollars. But it was unclear what would happen if the grants to the city were cut after the city received the loan. "This loan was very important to us,· Mayor Tod Ridgeway said. ln the past, community development block grants have helped to pay for apartments at 1530 and 1538 Placenta Ave., as well as Newport Seacrest. Newport Seashore and Newport Seaside apart- ments. ~~ R e s t a u ra nt ---Establish ed 1n 1962 --- Steaks • Seafood• Cocktails / '7,. N1~.,,,.-.,·-..1u.nu t .111 (949) 646-7944 1695 Irvine Ave., Coma M,~ .. l\a.r h npt•n .u -f \CI Oinnt:r is !IC"1"\('J ~1un -\at fron1 ; ;o Jane 28, 2002 • llark Massey Organ Trio Enjoy the souliul purr of an organ as keyboardist Mark Massey and his group perform jm hits. Musey has performed throughout the world with Steve Allen, Yehadi Menuin, Poncho Sanchez, Maynard Ferguson, and many othm. Thanks for your continued patronage during our renovation. ALL STORES OPEN! 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Monday. • aaker S1reet: A 34-<yeat-old man was arrested on suspldon of sleeping In a car In the 800 block at 12:01 a.m. Monday. • llrinol Strwet: A 49-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of burglary at South Coast Plaza at 1:48 p.m. Monday. • llrinol S1reet: Ari auto theft was reported at South Coast Plaza at 5t25 p.m. Monday. •Fairview Roed: A vehicle burglary was reported In the 3300 block at 6:57 p.m. Monday. • Giller Awn&w. A 24-year-Old was arrested on suspicion of possessing 1 controlled sutr stance, drug paraphernalla and a hypodermic needle In the 1400 block at 12:40 a.m. Tuesday. • Ludington StNet Md lraven fltam: Witnesses reported seeing a suspect bran- dishing a weapon near the intersection at 8:54 p.m. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Robbery suspect turns himself in A 24-yea.r-old Los Angeles man turned him- self in to the FBI during the early hoUJS of Sunday after admitting to commit- ting seven bank robberies in Orange County, includ- ing one at a Costa Mesa Bank of America branch on June 7, police said. It is not clear under TREATMENT CONTINUED FROM 1 A $5-million water-quality survey commissioned by the sanitation district and com- pleted last summer pointed to several •on shore• sources -leaking beach restrooms, runoff channels and possibly the AES power plant -as contributing causes to the nagging postings on local beaches. Penyman said he agreed with that study's finding that the plume's role in the conta- mination was inconclusive. Environmentalists -led by the Ocean Outfall Group -and city leaders in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach have pointed to the plume as a probable source of polluted waters. Ferryman also said he would not support the sanita- tion district's bid to extend a federal waiver that allows the partially treated sewage to flow into the sea without meeting standards la1d out in the Clean Water Act of 1972. "It's not the Ocean Outfall lies (that I believe ),• said Fenyman, who also holds a seat on the Newport-Mesa Unified School District Boa.rd of Trustees. ·eased on the scientific evidence, I would have voted to not apply for the waiver.• Environmentalist Doug Korthof, a founder of the out- fall group, took exception to Ferryman's comment. "Everybody acknowl- 8IWf) NE.W • COSME'OCALLY lllPERFECT Get Ille..., fol IAttl Monday. • Mllti9atd Clrdr. Identity theft was reported In the 3300 blodc at 3:49 p.m. Monday. • Ne •ort 9clut1vard: Tr~lng was rtporte9 In the 1700 block at ':33 p.m. Monday. • lllatcarn "9cle: A home tx.tr- glary was reported In the 300 blodc at 1 :48 p.m. Monday. • 11th Strwet: A home tx.tr- glary was reported In the 500 block at 6:05 p.m. Monday. NEWPORT IUCH • Sitth Strwet: Illegal fireworks were reported at the Intersec- tion of Seashore Drive at 9:18 p.m. Monday. • Eelt CoHt Hlahway. Attempted vehicle theft wa.s reported In the 2700 blodt at 9~Monday. • Strwet: A home bur· glary was reported In the 400 block at 2:35 p.m. Tuesday. • Hofldey "°8d: A vehicle theft was reported In the 2400 block at 8:41 a.m. Tuesday. • Newport 9outeYarct. A com· merdal burglary wa.s reported in the 2600 block at 6:28 p.m. Monday. what circumstances Alubar Altalac turned himself in to officials, but it could have something to do with his picture being broadcast on television Saturday, said Costa Mesa Police Lt. Dale Birney. •we believe his family saw the broadcast, and he saw it too," he said. Officials said they believe in addition to the bank on 19th Street, Altalac robbed banks in 'Tustin, Placentia, Orange, Irvine, Garden Grove and Fullerton between May 25 and June 14. Jim Ferryman edges that some bacteria (from the plume) comes to the shore,• Korthof said. "The debate is about what concentra- tions and is that danger- ous.• Both Ferryman and Schafer said county sanitary officials should implement the new treabnent now before the cost rises, as the agency has set a goal to eventually divert 200 million gallons a day to be treated and used as reclaimed water. County sanitation officials have joined hands with the Orange County Water District on the project. District board members have pledged to divert 70 million gallons to be used as reclaimed water by 2006. Newport Beach Mayor Tod Ridgeway and Huntington Beach Mayor Debbie Cook have both said they do not support extend- ing the federal waiver, which was first granted in the 1980s. County sanitary board members -a group that includes Ferryman, Ridgeway and Cook -are set to decide July 17 whether to pursue a waivJ;!r extension and a treatment method. • PAUL OJNTON covers the env1· ronment. John Wayne A1rport and politics. He may be reached at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mall at paul.clin- tonOlatlmes.com. ~ 3 165 H.-bor Blvd. i.m; c.osta Mesa • •• - • 0.. 8'ock ...... ol .05"" (714) 545·7168 I.Unch • Dinner • Sundly lnlnch 251 Shtpy..t Way• Newport lwh Plf.ase call for hours, directions a "'51fVltions, : (949) 723421 • Daily Pilot Costa Mesa loses civic playhouse founder • Friends say Pati Tambellini poured 'her heart and soul' into the project that has 'created wonderful memories.' Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT COST~ MESA -Her life- long passion revolved around a world of fictional characters and rehearsed dialogue. But off the stage, Patt Tambelllni would always tell it to you straight, loved ones said. Tambellin1, who founded and ran the Costa Mesa Ovic Playhouse for 23 years, died Satwday of cancer complica- tions. She was 78. Loved ones remembered the Huntington Beach resi- dent as lively, talented, hon- est and a gift to the Costa Mesa community. Barbara Van Holt, a JWA CONTINUED FROM 1 "The path up until now has been smooth because the city of Newport Beach incor- rectly dropped out of the El Toro (airport! fight," said Barbara Liebman, the execu- tive director of the Airport Worklng Group. "It's a won- derful thing. It's great sym- bolism.· SAFEST CONTINUED FROM 1 through special task force teams and undercover opera- tions, Snowden said. The department also continues to work to build a solid relation- ship with the community. so that people feel comfortable approaching the police with information, be said. "Do we know where oime FOURTH CONTINUED FROM 1 people are buying them, he said. ·This year, I believe we have more than 60 stands," Croll said. •Usually we have about so.· The key to staying safe and having a good time is to follow some •general rules and use common sense," he said. "First of all, people need to be responsible and make sure they're using the 'safe and sane' fireworks,• Croll said. People coming from other cities that do not a.Dow fire. works and using Costa Mes.a LINES CONTINUED FROM 1 tired of watching their town slide toward something resembling South Central Los Angeles. And it's cer- tainly catching more than a glance from residents who'd just as soon their govern- ment left them alone. Among those taking notice is Costa Mesa CouncilmAn Gary Monahan, whose public calling on the carpet of the commission's rather robust power grab earned him a stiff mugging from Foley, Councilwoman Ubby Cowan and Mayor Unda Dixon at last week'• council gathering. And Cotta Mesa City Manager Allan Roeder - who's been tn this town almost longer than the Huacroft House and baa huddled with a few plan· ning conunlatona in bit day -ca1ll th.la fluing Planning COJDJDilmon per- bap. the molt acttri be's teen in bit 28 ~ with the dty. Roeder Nfl the commil· lioo ii~ tllelf ln two way.. •Prior planning oomnda- liom did not ban any ,.i retired Eat4nda Hlgb School drama teacher who had worked on va.rioUI perfor- mances with Tambellini, deacibed the late peJfo.rmer u a •total character." •u you wanted straight talk. you went to Patt,• Van Holt said. "She would not only tell you the truth, but it would make you laugh." Tambelllni founded Ute original Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse in 1965 on the Orange County Fairgrounds. There, she created various theater programs for children and adults allke, answering a much-needed call for the arts in the community. In 198.4, the playhouse moved to its current site at 611 Hamilton St., a location that created more room for creativity and ingenuity. "The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse was her creation,• Van Holt said. •tter heart and soul went into that project, and she succeeded in creat- ing wonderful memories for 1Wo longtime activist groups instrumental in secur- ing the initial settlement agreement have also signed their names to the extension. The Airport Working Group and Stop Polluting Our Newport are both on board. South County cities have also lent their support to the deal. Laguna Hills Councilman Allan Songst.ad urged the board to support the deal publicly. In her remarks to supervi- is likely to occur and do we catch the bad guys? The answer continues to be yes,· he said. Involving the community bas always played a signifi- cant role in controlling aime, said Diane Hill, Neighborhood Watch Coordinator for the Hall of Fame area. "I believe the rates·would be much higher without Neighborhood Watch," she said. •we need to continue to do what we're doing. We the people of Cotta Mesa both on and elf the ttage. • Tambellini touched every- one who came into her life and remembered precious memories like no one else, her frlendl said. Van Holt said she wu like an auntie to all In addition to her charll· ma, Tambelllni produced and starred in some of the beat performance• to grace an Orange County stage, friendl said. "She had the most won- derful impact on us all." Van Holt said. ·"She created incredible memories for many people in Costa Mesa, both on and off the stage.• Damien Lorton, the musi- cal director at the playhouse, said he never had the plea- sure of working with Tambellini but is grateful for her passion for the theater every day. •she was completely ded- icated to the arts, ~ Lorton said. •u it weren't for her, the Costa Mesa Playhouse sors on Tuesday, Costa Mesa Mayor Linda Dixon also con- jured up the El Toro ghosts when she said she supported the deal, but challenged the county to address growing travel demand in the not-so- distant future. •John Wayne Airport is not now, nor will it ever be, the long-hmn answer to transportation needs,· Dixon said. "It would be wrong to assume that future demand should be put on future resi- can't go to sleep.• Ed Keane, a Mesa Del Mar resident for 30 years, said the high crime rates have him worried. "Out of all those neighboT- ing cities, our crime rate seems to be higher and that is cause for concern,· he said. He said he and his neigh- bors are having problems with people breaking into cars and several being arrest- ed for drug-related offenses. •1 wouldn't say I feel as FIREWOllS SAFER TIPS • Use flreworics outdoors and away from homes and flam- mable materials. • Light one at a time • Atways point it away from anybody who is watching or standing close by. • Have a bucket of water handy • Do not let young children handle fireworks. Anyone younger than 18 should be supeNised and adults should light the fireworks, not children or minors. • Keep fireworks preferably In metal conuiners. Never carry them around or keep them in your pocket. For more information on fireworks safety, visit the Fire Department's Web site, www.ci.costa-me.sa.ca.usldoa/fire-fire- worlc.pdf. parks to light them has also been a prevalent and danger- ous problem in the past, he bent toward the subject of quality of life,• Roeder said. •The current commission is very focused on quality of life concerns and subscri~s to the belief that they should do more than simply act on projects brought before them." Plus, be added1 Foley's Planning Commission is much more focused on res1- dential neighborhood improvement, while put commiuions entertained them.selves moetly with commercial planning issues. •There are volumes [ln the annals of put commis- sions) about sign ordi- nancn and bannen and (conditional·Ule permits) regulating just about every- thing there la w hen It comes to buslneu," Roeder aatd . •Reatdential -and especially R-t residential - hu (biltorle&llyJ been off limits. J don't need to go into how that ditfen from our current Pla.nn1ng Comm.Llllon. • Inde9d, tbeit rather dogged focus on raldenU&l plannhaa il9uea .,. why the current Ptanntng Com•=r= .. being called for •pra«tift to ·~rwtn• to •out GI control. depend- ing OD wbaae OS iii belnf • added. "We've particularly expe- rienced that problem in spared or gored. Consider that in recent weeks the Planning Commission has been a reg- ulatory juggernaut as It both defends the bungalow charm of the city's East.side neighborhoods while taking the offensive against fester- ing blight on the Westside. It's ldcked around the notion of stiffening dty laws governing the storage of inoperative cars and autos with expired registrations, for instance. It scrapped the . zonJng overlay that bu per- mitted some 19th Street homeowners to operate commercial enterpriles from their homes for nearly 40 years now. And it bu the dty'a staff ac:ratchlng around the idea of a •vtew• ordi· nance, which could atop folb from •dciln9 14tCOlld stories to thetr bom .. if thoee edd1UODI aowd or obliterate tbe a::llt1ng views of othen. JUlt thla week, the appoint.cl body put the brak• to cbaiD·ltnk fences in Nlktential :..bor-boodl,.... ~ tbit Uo requtNI bameownen wttb ....... abatn·Unk bu- rten to bide ..... Wltb laDdlclpng, ADd hi --amNIAoilll tDllflllft-the COMtMeM~ J wouldn't even be here, and people like me, who have the opportunity to perform here, would never have the oppor- tunity to do this." Memorial services for Tambellinl have yet to be scheduled. dents.• County residents doused plans to build an airport at the closed El Toro Marine Corps Air Station when they approved Measure Wand a •Great Park" concept for the base on March 5. • MUL OJNJON covers the envi- ronment, John Wayne Airport and politics. He may be rea<hed at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at paul.clintonO/atimes.com. JUNE CASAGRANDE contributed to this report. safe as I used to feel,• he said. "I'm a lot more cautious now than I used to be." Orange County cities that placed higher than Costa Mesa included Mission Viejo, which topped the list, Irvine, Huntington Beach, Orange, Garden Grove, Anaheim, Santa Ana and Fullerton. • DEEM IHAMTH covers publk safety and courts. She may be reached at (949) 57~ or by• mall at deepa.bhar•thOlatlmamm. Victoria Park,• he said. "We encourage anybody who spots such suspicious activity to call the police at once." On the other hand, Costa Mesa has been fortunate enough not to have major fires or incidents as a result of fireworks, Croll said. "Last year, we bad two reported injuries that were minor and one structuraJ fire with a $5,000 loss," he said. "We've had very few inci- dents or injuries over the last several years, and we'd like to keep it that way this year too.· • DEEM 9KAAAnt covers public safety and courts. She may be reached at (949) 574-4226 or by • mail at deepa.bhara~times..com. Housing Improvement Program -is ln the middle of its incubation. That one. in concept. would assess an annual fee on every rent.al unit in the city to pey for mandatory citywide inspec- tions and rehabilitation of targeted substandard rental housing. They'll be deliber- ating over that one some- time in late July. That the current Costa Mesa Planning Commisaion is throwing it.a weight around Oty Hall and dty neighborhoods ii, by my meuure, the clMreat syme- tom yet th.et this township 1 live-and-let-live comport· ment and Ugbt appetite for regulation are on tbe wane. l'or ICOl'eS al longtime retidenta made weary ~ the ef'Olion and urbe.nlU· tion °' tbelr M19bborboodl, th1I is welcome MWI. Por otheri -lured to om com- munity by tta ia.t.a-faire tint -it me.an. a bigger rui. book and ·-IOftf· eipty. W.tcome to the big dty. , • Doily Pilot Start~ Here What do you need to make an elephant float? 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The series, hosted by the Newport Beach Community Services Department, will provide workshops for both beginner and advanced students. The fee for the series is $66 per person. with an additional $5 for non-Newport Beach resi- dents. The park is at 2005 Dover Drive., Newport Beach. Registration is required. (949) 644-3151. The Jewish Lawyers of Orange County will host a lec- ture by Rabbi Jack Riemer on the challenges of civil liberties in the war on terrorism. The program, which will focus on the Jewish legal perspective of the 5th Amendment, will be held from noon to 1:15 p.m. at the Stradling Yocca Carlson and Rauth in Newport Beach. The program will be present- ed along with the Civil Rights Committee of the Anti- Defamation League and the Orange County Jewish Community Scholar Program. The Stradling is at 660 Newport Center Drive, 16th floor. The program is $25. (949) 789-6122 or apkatz@laclubs.com. r ~Bassinets & Bluebet4f4ies <'~ l Saturday & SundaJr , _ _, J June 29• -30• · ....:.:-=-10:00 am -5:00 pm ~ Sidewalk Sale 50°/o -75°/o off A ll Toddle .. Clothing & S elected Fl.-\ .. ni+L-\ .. e Costa Mesa Location Only S+o~ewide Sale 15°/o Off Manhattan Be1eh & Cotta Mesa .All Sales Fitial -No C\i~ Wrap 369 E. 17th Street 2403 N. Sepulveda Blvd. (Comer of 17th & Tustin Ave.) (at Marine & Sepulveda) ~illlNdtfMnv Costa Mesa, CA 9262 7 Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 949 .. 650 .. 2244 310 .. so2 ... 0412 Reghtered Nane Rboada South Coast Plaza, 3333 ~ Hjelm will present a radiation St., Costa Mela. G\leltl will therapy for lung cancer class · enjoy premium wines, mic:ro- for the educational support of brews and live music in ad~ newly diagnosed lung cancer tion to culinary specialties patients. The class will take from South Cout Plaza restau- place from 2 to 3:30 p.m . at rants. $40. &ch ticket sold the Hoag Cancer Center. The buys more than 1,000 meals, class will provide an which is enough to feed a fam- overview of radiation therapy ily of four for three months. for patients with lung caruier, Call for tickets. (71.t) 435-2160. as well as suggestions for coping with side effects. The center is at t Hoag Drive, SATURDAY Building 41, Newport Beach. Free. Registration required. (949) 7-CANCER. An afte.r-boun mixer wtll be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m . at the Player's Restaurant Bar and Grill in Costa Mesa. The mixer will--be hosted by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce. The restaurant is at 512 W. 19th St. The event is $10, or free for members. (714) 885-9090. "~ders of the Lost Ark" will screen at 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Library's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admis- sion. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. THURSDAY The author of "Keys to Digestive Health and Intestinal Cleansing,· Mark Stengler, will hold a seminar and book-signing from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The event is host- ed by Mother's Market and Kitchen and will be held at · the Patio Cafe in Costa Mesa. Free. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St. (949) 631-4741. The 10th annual South Coast Plaza Summer Food and Wine Festival will run from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Crate & Barrel/Macy's Home wing of Peace Corps Regional Recruiter Edward Thompson will give a 30-minute presen- tation on the organization. The presentation will begin at 2 p.m .. followed by a ques~ ti.on-and-answer session. It will be held at Borders Books, Mvsic & Cafe at South Coast Plaza. The store is at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) '279-8933. MONDAY The Newport Beach Public Library branches will launch Wrapped Up in Reading, the 2002 summer reading pro- gram geared toward children entering first through sixth grade. The first program. titled "Flights of Fantasy Story Theater,• will be h~ld at 10:30 a.m. in the Newport Beach Central Library. The program will be repeated at 3 p.m. July 3 in the Mariners Branch Library. Free. The Newport Beach Central Library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. JULY 9 A workshop on business plans, hosted by the Service Corps of Retired Executives, will be held lrom 9 a.m. to noon at National University in Costa Mesa. The university is at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee is $25. or $20 if preregis- tered. (714) 550-7369 or www.score114.org. in Newport Bea.ch. The lun- cheon wW rocus on how to improve business mll.n4ge- ment through QuickBook.s Pro. Tbe hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 for members. (949) 729-4.COO or www.new- portbeach.com. "Moving Forward: Putting this Knowledge lo use· is a new class for the educational support for newly diagnosed lung cancer patients and will be held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center. Nancy Raymon \'{ill present an overview of emotional responses to a lung cancer diagnosis and suggestions for coping. The center is at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 41 , Newport Beach. Free. Registration required. (949) 7-CANCER. "The Princess Diaries" wlU screen at 7 p.m. for teens in seventh through 12th grades in a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public Library's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Pree admis- sion. Free popcorn. Adults must be accompanied by their teen. The library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. JULY 16 A workshop on selling tech- niques that work will be held from 9 a.m. to noon at National University in Costa Mesa. The workshop will be hosted by the Servir.e Corps of Retired Executives. The university is at 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee is $25, or $20 if preregistered. (114) 550-7369 or www.score114.org. JULY 17 "The Mummy Returns,.. a PG-13 film, will screen at 7 p.m . for teens in seventh through 12th grades m a series of movies presented by the Newport Beach Public JULY 1 O Library's Book Raiders Dig Reading series. Free admis- Tbe Newport leach sion. Free popcorn. Adults Chamber of Commer·ct11M111~ must be accompanied by their bold a networking Jun teen. The llbrary ls at 1000 at noon at the Radisson Ho Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801 13 Du Hp D Gladiator Games EJ D EJ Benefit For The Boy Scout Sea Base Newport Beach WHEN Saturday, June 29, 2002 WHERE Duffy Showroom and Boy Scout Sea Base 2001 West Coast Highway [] Check-in at 3 p.m . . Skipper meeting at 3:30 p.m., rally starts at A p.m. [( D D EJ Prizes and trophies will be awarded for the most creative Chariots and Gladiators as well as the winners of the Rally. R~lly toga P?rty will fo~low and include heavy hors d oeurves, live entertainment and a silent auction. Don't miss out on the fun! Boat entries will be limited. Early sign-ups are recommended. For further information please call Genevieve Peterson , (714) 5A64990, ext. 147 ---------------- NAME ADDRES~S:-----~~;;!'6'::._~~~~~~----- 0TY _______ -+--1--_;._-~ATE ----=:..,J.. PHONE 1PAY1----.,_.,,,...__ ____ 1~1 EMAIL ~--t--+------------ BOAT BOAT NAME --"---_,r\-----:.. _____ ~~:__:::::::::: __ _ IALLY IN1WY Pll .......... Owner Duffy ........... lnlr)f ~Mhlt1·••1• __ _JA_L_XL 10W. Sony, wt con't porticlpote, pl.ate ocx:ept our donation. • J QUOTE OF THE DAY • Jt's really special to have had someone lJJce Donnie Murphy at Orange Coast. I feel sorry for the guy who plays shortstop next year because he has some big shoes to /ill ... " John Altobelli, OCC baseball coach mOPINER IWblflki Spons Hall ol Fame l.1.,.·hr.Uml( tho• 1111 mimn July 1 honc>rft ROB CUNNINGHAM Doily Pilot Spam Edilor Roger Cortson • 949-574-4223 • Spam Fax: 949-650-0170 Wednesday, June 26, 2002 7 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SCRAPBOOK 2001-2002 Clockwise from left A bittersweet Costa Mesa HJgh football season, which saw the death of senior line backer Matt Colby, reveals a sweet moment after a 21-6 wln ove r Estancia ln the Battle !or the Bell. Michael McGuire (pinstripes) scrambles safely back to second base. Ricardo Luna (37) helps the Mustangs repeat as Pacific Coast League champions. Anthony Adamowicz churns away ln the freestyle. Decorated point guard David Conte (with ball) displays hls abWty to break down opposing defenses. HONORS Russell crowned byCdM Three-sport athlete is named Sea Kings' Boys Athlete of the Year. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT CORONA OEL MAR -Corond dcl Mar 1-fJgh hdi. given 1t~ dnnudl Boys Athlete of the Yedr awd:;:;o dn othlele belund the scenes, d b g body tn the trenches Recent CdM grddudte Steven RusseU, a three-sport dthlele who won the CIF Southern SectJon D1vts1on In heavywe1gh\ wrestling title and dn Orange County AJJ. Star in footbdU, 1s tlus year's honoree Russell dl'>o d1spldyed his mastery at the !me of scnmmdge for the Sed Kings CdM Coach Dick Freeman said the 6-loot-3, 265- pound left tackle wa!., "dominant.• Steven Russell in h1i. senior season, a result th<1t certainly rdmi> from tus oftsca!.on trdtning Russell, who will represent lh<' South in the OMngP County AU-Stdr footbdll game July 12 dt OCC. set d school record in combined Wl!1ght m the bench press (325 pounds), '>qual 1485) and power dean 1285) He then went on to earn hn.t-tcdm AU-Paahc Coast League lour<>I", as he paved the way for running bc1ck Mc1rk C 1anc1ulh Ru!.scll'<> S('d-.on ,tlo,o mduded Newport-Mc<>d Dream Tl'am honors Then ccUTie Ru~!.eU\ champ1ono,h1p season m wrestlJng He obtdml•d ht'> 23rd pm of the season to win thP l'<'L SEE RUSSELL PAGE 8 RNNIS Yelsey battles partner CdM tennis standout plays with and against doubles te ammate today in girls 18s. Stev e Virgen DAILY PILOT FOUNTAIN VALLEY • They're doubles partners. but today they'll have to play against each other in tho lOOth Annual Southern California Junior Secbonal Championships. Corona dcl Mar High girls tennis standout Anne Yelsey will face her doubles partner. Rlza z.atameda. in the Round of t 6 girts 18 singles match at 2 p.m. at the Los Caballeros Tennis Center m Fount.am Valley. That's just one of several matches which feature local players. In gvls l8s singles •cbon, Yelsey has been businessbke, movmg hs.., up in the bracket. She...,.. oat wtlb a 6-0. 6-0 victory over Raebel Ne. ol Santa Monica. Yeliey, who is rlllbd No. t m Southern Cahfonm girts 111, also knocked oft San Diego's P•trlde Ruman, 6-1, 6-2, and then PuDertoo'I Joanna Kao, 6-t, 7-6, to advance to the ma.ind.raw. Zalameda (Beverly Hilk H.Jgb, iii the No. 7 seed and wiD teal wD Yelsey in 111 doUblel at 2 p.a., Mio• Los Cab. They will take on Kriilln Bronowacti Gd KNten Willon In lbe Round of 16. Coron• del Mar Higb'1 Taylyaa Snyder, Who U. ~ wttb--. Fermin, will ... J1eMe=1 ~ ... Lauren J ... et 2 p.a. Pe,, ..... ....... Bli••• = ...... 1111•pod ..... High F.<h*. i1111td c.w .. Mii"~? 7 1' R l1 &.1 W. ...... J ,_ l8ulnigllll? 7 i lib E1 6 ...... dlilllr,,..IC I' #lllltl DowMy, ....., .......... ca. ....... __ _ ,, NHIA All·STARS NEWPORT HARBOR WEIAlL ASSOCIATIOI PONY 14 All·STARS ei.uw RywiCermo John Dawn Jordan Oesguln Nk:holas Mee.arm Noa.n Mena Christian Ochoa Matthew Porteous Robert Randle Maxson Rk:kley Thomas Shaw Christopher Sheppard MM•11r Lantt Bell Pony 14 ·All-Stars triumph NHBA squad pounds competition to capture Father's Day Tournament. Murphy a Royal Former Orange Coast College short.atop Donnie Murphy, who helped lead the Piratal' buebaD team to a 32-14 record and the Super Regional this pa.st aeuoo, 8gned with the Kansas 0ty Royals Sunday and left to play for the O..A Spokane • Indians. said hll father Jeny, wbo dropped hll IOO elf at the airpmt Tuesdey momJng. eo.ct.I John Dawn Joel Desguln CORONA DEL MAR. -The Newport Harbor Baseball Association Pony 14-year-old All-Stars won four straight games to win the recent Corona del Mar Father's Day Tournament at Eastbluff Park. NHBA defeated CdM's 14 AD-Stars, 8-0, behind the shutout pitching of Dustin Shuler. Shuler struck out 10, allowed only four hits and walked just two. He also helped his cause by golng 3 for 4 with two doubles and one run. NHBA 14-year-old All-Stars were victorious at Father's Day Pony Tourament in CdM. Murphy, selected in the fifth round by the Royals, 138th overall, was " finrt- team All-Orange Empire Conference selection and OCC's Male Athlete of the Year. He amused 82 bits to break the IChool single- leUOll rec:lOld ol 75. He Uo bit .425 wtth 13 home runs and •6 RB.ls. PINTO I Addison Appleby Ian Baugh Cole Blower Brennan callahan Rayn Davis James Jarvis Adam Kinder Brice Manning Brett Parker Conrad Tona Jason Wooding Kristian Wooding -..... Jeff Davis CoedMs Conrad Tona Joo Jarvis EEPSU TUlSDAY'S COUffTS Newport Landing • 4 boats, 82 anglers. 294 barracuda. 75 calico bau, 301 sand bass, 2 halibut. 4 rodcflsh, 2 shttphead, 6 black· smith perch. 1 black sea bass (released). Chris Thompson added two bits and scored twice, while Nathan Cramer hit a llne drive home run and scored twice. Nlck Prazler bad a double and two runs and Nathan Cantwell scored another run for the winners. In earlier tournament action: • NHBA 19, COSTA Ml!sA 6 - Chris Thompson and Ricky Nelson pitched well for Newport TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 7 Yelsey and Braverman could potentially meet in the semifinals. Also today, Newport Beach's Alexa Glatch, the No. 2 seed in girls 14s singles, will play in her first match of the tournament at 11 a.m. al the Fountain Valley Tennis Center. Costa Mesa's Kelly Radeva, the No. 4 seed in girls 125 singles, will fa ce Tiffany Mai of Pountain Valley at 12:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Tennis Center. The No. 7 seed in girls 1 Os singles, Cierra Gayton-Leach of Corona del Mar, defeated Haley Dixon of Canyon Lake and will Harbor, combining to strike out seven and walk just two. Newport pounded out 19 hits In the game, induding back-to- back-to-back home runs by Thompsoo. N.auan Cantwell and Nick Prader in the fourth inning. Frazier added a pair of doubles to his homer, while Thompson totaled three bits and Cantwell two. Dustin Shuler had three hits, including a double, while Nathan Cramer bad a double among his two hits. Jeff Moore also had two hits for the winners, who received now face 15th-seeded Kaitlyn Christian of Orange, at 2 p.m. al Los Cab. Meanwhile, in boys 18s singles action, Corona del Mar Higb's Garrett Snyder will face Adam Loucks of lrvine at 12:30 p.m. at Los Cab. The winner will most likely face the 18s No. 1 seed, Malibu's Doug Stewart, in the Round of 16, Thursday at 11 a.m at Los Cab. In the boys 16s singles bracket, Corona deJ Mar High's Carsten Ball, the No. 1 seed, will face Adam Ung of Monterey Park at 11 a .m today, al the Neal Machander Tennis Center in Santa Ana, while No. 8-seeded Kaes Van't Hof of Newport Beach will take on Ojai's Rian Rifkin at the same time. The Costa Mesa Community Golf Classic ENTRY FORM "ONMf .,.,,._,_""' o,,.n..111n ,., o-.,. c ... ,, 5"'" '"'" Name, __________________ _ Company. _________________ _ Address. _________________ _ City ___________ State __ Zip. __ _ Telephone: Home Wor ______ _ Foursomes -best buy ... singles are welcome Names Shoe Size 1. -------------mrn __ womon __ , I 12. -------------mf'n __ women--1 I 3. m(Jn __ women--1 I 4. men __ womcn __ I $ ____ Golf, Lunch & Dinner $250 Slngto I s Golf, Llmcb & Dinner $900 Jloonome (Save $100) I S Tee Sponsor $125 each (plus promotional gift to golfers) I $ ____ Awards Dinner & Auction only $40 per person S Spomonhlp ~ Ololce (C.all lor a\'dabllty) s __ Total Thumament Spoo8ol'8blp Opportunities sUO Available. Por Inlormadon oo Purchulng Spomonbip Opportunities caD PAI Fawcett-(114) 885--9095 Please make Ow.ks payable 1o: <:osta Mesa Qwnber fl(.ol11nerce Gol'Toumameot 1700 Adams Arr'e., Suite 101. f.cJ8la Mesa, CA 92626 YOtce (714) 885-9090 Pu (714) 885-9094 MIC. VI. AX ('*«:18 ane) np ~Card''--------~--..... ----------- s,.. lilld Sp!JllM....,. are IJn#ed Mii Your Entry MM L---------~---------------~ • , single hits from Tyler Parker, Pbillp MarUn and Nelson. • NHBA 13, CoM (fEAM No. 3) 1 -Dustin Sluder and Mlc::Uel Cantwell teamed 911 the mound to allow only three combined bits and one walk and Shuler paced the offense, going 2 for 3 with a homer, a double, two RBis and two runs. Nlck Frazier also homered and finished 2 for 2 with a walk, two RBis and three ivns. Tyler Parker also helped the NHBA power surge with a 3- for-3 day, that included two doubles, two RBis and two runs. RUSSELL CONTINUED FROM 7 Nathan Cramer, Carmen Clmint, Michael Cantwell and Chrtl Thompson also had hits for the winners. • NHBA 6, aJM 13-YEAJt-OWS 0 -PbJUp Martin and Kevin Gowdy combined for nine strikeouts and jmt ooe walk, while Nlllbml Cramer,~ IWtr.er and Blake Pogg bad two bits apiece. Cramer tripled, scored two and drove in one, while Parker's two hits included a double and one RBI. Nick Frazier had a double, one RBI and one run, while Dult1n Shuler had an RBI. title in the heavyweight division Peb. 2 at Costa Mesa High. His individual championship helped the Sea Kings win the PCL Finals, though league dual-meet champion University claimed the PCL team title. Russell, who compiled a 31-7 record, captured the CIF Division m heavyweight title Feb. 16 at Ayala High. He won his first three matches by pin, major decision, and pin, before battling to an 8-6 victory over his final opponent from Diamond Bar. In track and field, R~sell helped the Sea Kings finish second in the PCL. He ~ed fifth in the shot put (44-9 112) at the PCL Finals. But he put the shot 46-0 in the prelimi- naries, which was the third-best throw of the PCL meet. As a junior, Russell was a second-team AD-PCL offensive lineman. •1 w• ememely 11111JPY for him.• OCC Coech John AJtobelli said after Murphy was drafted .h.me '· •11'1 reely special t.o have bad ICllDeCJl'e like DonnJe Murphy at Orange Cout. I feel fK1lf'f for the guy who plays lhartltop next yeu bec:ause be has some b6g lboel to 61. • lo add1Uon, Altobelli announced Chrtl St.oner, an outfielder, will play for Gonzaga next sea.son. 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In lhl and MCU'I • v"llied pl'Olllftt ~ 1n Mid dam Nting .,, 1111n11 in lht Pl'OPlftY In tile OJunly and 111111 and 11 Super1or Coult wOI rill.Ill ~ luly dllCribed In 1111 In the property belna lllcWI ,...,.,.._, ONd of ded..O °' °'der.a TNll The llltMI .._ lofteltlCI to Stale of n olhlf -Callfomja and dllllllbuleci dlllQnlllon. if eny, of 1111 P'QUllll lo tile l)(OVlalona 1911 P'Ol*'Y deaCtlbecl ol tnt Heahll and Safety lllOoe la pulpoltld IO DI: =-~ ~4'~ 2:S35 IAVM AVE., heMncl, NEWPORT &EACH, CA. oem.'02. 07/03/02, 90021 nw "'~ 01110r"02 TNIMI doacllllr'ra fl'lt CNS· 40HOU NEWPORT Idly tor ,,,., &EACH/COSTA MESA ~-"-*-al fie ..,... P!LO ------.LlaX------~ 1 ""'· .,_ SUPERIOR COURT '*""-nw tG111 M'OUl'tl a1 OF CALIFORNIA, 111 ~ 1*1rt01 ...., COUNTY OF .,.,... '*-' of 111 Oninge County ~ MQll'ed by Ill 341 The Ct1y Onvt. ~ to bl IOld .. 0ranoe CA 92868 _,.... ...in-d COiii. PElll"rON OF _.._ lrld .,..,_ • SUNSHINE DAWN fll f"'9 01 fie tn11t1 HARMSWORTH FOR Pldollon al 1111 ~ OI CHANGE Of NAME Site It _....Q2 • 11 ORDER TO SHOW ~ 11111 .. fll 1nw 01 CAUSE FOR CHANGE .... Ill CIPll*'O 1114 m1y DI Of NAME ,_ '*' N 101m1 CASE NUMBER: irlOltMCNM cM. tn A213702 lddltlol'I to CM/I, ,,. TO AU INTERESTED TNllM""" ICCIPI Cllllhleo'1 PERSONS .._... 1 Pet1t1oner ;;;;;.. ~ :-:.: SUNSHINE DAWN ~ by 1 stale °' 1.oa,.i HARMSWORTH Med e cndll lriotl, Of 1 o1** petHion with lhlt court lOf ........, by 1 111119 °' ledlrW I dtcrH changing encl nam11 11 follow• IM1GI toen Sunahlne Oewn Harm-= "111o;1nge --::,C: 1worth to Sunshine Otwn Munetut llPdleCI In Section $102 ot 2. THE COURT fie F'IMllCI• Code Ind ORDERS INll all per· allllOllnd ID dO ~ In aons lntetHled in thl5 1111 .... s.lcl Nllt ..,.. bl mat1tr 1h1tl 1ppe1r rNdl9. In en 'AS IS' belofe 1t1rs OOUt1 Ill ltle c:oncMln. but ~ hMring Indicated below -*" or ~. to ehow ~uae. 11 any. ~ 0t ~ why th• ptttbon 101 rpdino "111. ~ c:Nlnge ol ntme SllOUICI Of ~. IO Nlilly not be granled fie ,...,,_ MCUtld NOTICE' Of HEARING 11J ..0 OMd al TMI. Date 7-18-02 ..,_ '*9undlr. ~ Tlme 2 00 PM, Dept ---.. ~ Ind l73 ... urc*d pMdpM of .. The llddrNI Of tht cour1 NIM MQired by Aid OMd Is Mml u noMd lboYe 01 T 1U11 W9I 1n111111 3 A copy ol tlllS Olde! ~ II ptowldacl 11'1 11k1 IO StlOW Cause ahlll be "'*· p1111 '-· c::nato-pullliahed II least once Ind ~ ol ,,.. Mdl week for fOIK II» Tl\mM and al flt ~ ceniYe WMU pno< 10 a'9ltld by aakl Oetd of the dllt ... for '-nno Tl\lll 0.0: 08l2&'Q2 CTC °" tht pttltJon In tilt loi: ""' e.... StMc.. FKA lowing ntw1p&pe1 of CTC ~ s.r-general cl1cutallon, Co!polelon. s.. CorlOOI ~nled . In thlt county Or., ....... ~ CA D~:~UN 04 2002 80021 Phone: (IOO) ttl· JUOOE RICHARD O. 81218• Siie lnlonNtion FRAZEE, SR. (805) 57Hel8 By. JU~ Of' THE SUPE· ISlfMtee Sele Olflclr AIOA COURT CTC Riii e... ~Is KATHERINE WILL I CllCJI oolldlOt ~ JORGENSEN. -= 1I014 NOnCa °' HTmON TO ADlllf•T'IA UTATI Of: NANCY LIVAH TUTTU! .. NAHCY C. LIVAN TUTTU! .. NANCY TUTTLE CASE NO. A21171t To ad heltt, btnell- c:wltt, cnKl!tOrt, cont- ingent Cfedlt()(I, and ..... who mey OllW· .. be lnttretled In .. ~ °' ....... Of both, ot. NANCY LEVAN TUT· TlE aka NANCY C. LEVAN TUTTLE Ilea NANCY TUTTU! A PETITION FOR PROBATE hae been filed by AANOALL C. NILES In tht Supet1or Coun of Callfornla, Countv ol ORANGE. THI! PEllTION FOR PA08ATE reque111 lhel RANDALL C NflES be appointed .. ptl'IOll8I 18prlMnlallvt IO lldmln- llttr the --of lhe -cedtnt THE PEllTION re-trta fht decedent'• Ind oodiclt, If lllY. be adminecl IO ~. The Wi and wry oocldll are availablt for ••· amlnelion In the mt kept by tht court. THE PETITION r• QUHt• authority to ad-minister the Htale under tht lrldependtnt Admin- istration ol Estales Act. (This Authol1ly ri allow th• personal reprnent· allve to take many ac-tions wlthoot obtaining C0\.111 approval. Belote taking cenaln veiy Im· ponant actions, how· ever. tht pertOl'lll 'et": &entatlvt wlU be rtqutreci lo glvt notice to In· l8rHled persons units$ they have waived nocice or consented to Iha proposed action.) The Independent adminls· !ration IUlhonly wiU bt granted unless an in- teretled person filet an objection lO the petition and snowt good cause why the court should nol grant the authol1ly A HEARING on the peb1Jon Wiii be held on JULY 18. 2002 et 1 30 pm in Oepl l73 lo- cated 11 341 The City Drive Sooth. Orange, CA 92868 IF YOU 08.JECT lo tht grantino ol the pell- tiOn, you s'houkJ appear 11 the huril'lg end ltatl your objections or Ille written objeetlons W111'1 the court btfore the heiring Your ap· pea1ance may be 1n pe1· son or by VOA.If anomey IF YOU ARE A CRED- ITOR o< oontlngent eted-~°' of the deceased. you must file you1 claim W11f'I the court and ma~ a copy to the personal rep- resentatiVe appointed by the court within fou1 months from the date ol the fllllf l55UanCe ol let· terl as provided 1n Pro- bate Code sec:llOI\ 9100 The bme IOI filing clam'4 wilt not upue before tour months from th• hearing date noticed abovt YOU MAY EXAMINE lht IH kept by the court If you 111 a person tn- leresled In Iha eslall, you ma1 lite with Iha ooUlt a Requelt '°' ~ dal Notice (lonn OE· 1 S4) ol tht lilng of .,, ln- venlOty and ~ ol estate assets Of ol fl'ry petition °' account u 11rovldeci In Probate Code MCllon 1250 A Request for Special No- lle• fonn la avall&bfe from tht court c:lertl. Attorney !Of Petltlontr. RANDALL C. NILES. ESQ., t VlA <>NAGAO, RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA. CA !12Ht Publlahed Newport Beach-Costa Me11 oa;y Pilot June 20. 26, 27 2002 ThW458 '° OCllec:t 1 CllCI. My SBN 117680, law O!lloe ll'llOnNl1lon OOtelt'9CI wll bl of Katherine Witt Jof· UMd lor NI putpOM gtnffll, 120 Newpot1 =-07AXW2. Center Drive, &alt 250, SUPERIOR COURT CHS-....., ~~ BNch. Califor• OF CALIFORNIA, "°"'°"1 ec:HJCOITI' (949) 7SIH080 COUNTY OF MUAN.OT Publiahed Newpon ORANGE Beacl'l·COlll MHI 341 THE CITY DRIVE F1cttt1ou9 Buslneu o.1y P11oC June 12. 19, PO BOX 114170, N8fM Stntment 26. Mt 31 2002 W700 ORANGE. CA The tolo'#lnQ '*'°"' 92863-1570 -doing bl.lliltile • NOTICE OF FAMILY LAW DIVISION WtltaildChamp D•· PUBLIC SALE PETITION OF lllgrl, 1205 Elk Grove. Tht mn POnlOt ~ MARLENI ESPERANZA IMnt, CA 92918 i"' ICCOfdlno 10 the ORTEGA. on benalf of Jtft ~. 1205 Elt ~ Clf l>Msion 8 JONATHAN SAMIA GroYe. ll"Me, CA 112618 of the Bus1nM1 and CABALLERO, a minor Helt> Welland. 211 ProlH1lon1 Code, FOR CHANGE OF Nolll'I ~ Ave , SAii cr:s;er 10, Section NAME "=·~.con-~Tfct11'o~u~ cf"~~~ dUcled by: co-1191tnt11 SALE OF NAME Have you 1tal1td Ex!re Storr.ge Ntwpon CASE NUll8EA: doing bull,,_. yet? MtN Wilt conduol t A213M4 Yte, OllOl/2002 oubllc 1a1e of tht con-TO ALL INTER.ESTED Jelf CMmp len11 ol tht 1tDfagt PERSONS: Tllil llattmenl w11 spece(e) named below, I . Pttlllontr: tiled Witt) Ille Counry with tfli oontenll be1nQ MARLENI ESPERANZA Oerll of Oref9t County told to tilt 111gM11 W ORTEGA. on behalf of on CW31/2002 der, for llwl\A money of JONATHAN SAMIA • I002tl05141 the United Sl1te1 of CABAllEAO, a minor ~ Piiot June 5, 12, ~ (cuh) llled • P«lllOn will llW 1!_1!. 2QOjl W!li\} Tht .... It ~ COUit tor a CS.Crff PUIUC NOTICE ~ ~'t..abe laheld ai:1 ~ ~A~H~ HoT1CE Of SALE 1250 Briltol SI., Coate SAMIR CABAUEAO IO OF MANOONED MeM. CA on July 10. JONATHAN SAMIR OA- "'Oft!ATY 20021 at 1 30 p.m. T2E.GTHEA COURT ~TICE IS HEREBY Auel onHr't Name· ORDERS that al pet· CJIVEN THAT UNOER Oennll AYN .......... ....~..... In ........ ou.m a au.m LIJ' 111 •A PllClllG eo.i Hwy., Hunllng1on 8eaich. CA Gl4I 71•·53ll·t3ee ATTORNEY FOf' Amal """*"' ~~·Cethl PLAINTIFF· Amal Mantolir DEFENDANT Jlmet Mantout NOnCa °' '"'""'"' IA'-1 ~.~ty 44501 Jtmborte Ad . Am. 108 Newport 8eeol'I, CA 112880 Hatt>ot OMlk>n LEVYING OFFICER FILE NO. HCOCS344113·A COURT CASE NO. 53 44113 By virtue °' a wllt .. Mild °" 1 ,., 3-01 In 1he tbove dteign&led Cour1. upon 1 Judgm1111 enle<ecl &-2S-92 tri favor of )udotfnenl Cfeclltor(s), Amal Men~r end agelnat Judgmen1 debt· ot<•) JI/Tift Mlnlour and George Khooty etlOWlng • Ml ~ ol 11,890.135.52 IClually clle °" Mid ludclment 00 1he dll• ol the i..uence Of Mid writ, I hive leYled upon all 11ght, tltle end lnlefeel ol Mid ~ debCoft•) In 1he proper1y In tht ~ of Oranot. Stall ol Calito<nla, a.. ICtlbecl .. lolows· Commontv Know AddlHI. 40 Royal SI Georoe Strttt, Newport Betcfi, CA 926e0 legal Oetcrlpllon lot 48 ol Trtct 7223, Ill re· corded 1n Book 274, pagea 7·18 lnclu1lve of MIScetleneous M11P9, ol· flclat 18COldt of Orange County. C11.llfoml1 Record Owner: J1m11 Pe111 Mansour and Amat MenlOUr This property le a dwell· Ing If the subject of thl• sale It , .. , property and ii hu no street tddrtst or OCher common desig· rietion. dilecbonl 10 111 location may be ob- ll#ied fl'OITI !he Sheriff• Ollice upon raqueet Prospective bidders should refe< 10 Sections 701 510 10 701 680, 1n· cfu61Yt. ol tht Code of Civil Procedure for provlSlonl govemng the terms. condtuons. and affect ol the ~ end Iha llabillly ol cief1Ulling bid· de rs NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on J1J!t. 10, 2002. at 10 oo o ctocic AM. al Orange County Sheriff's Oepanmenl, 4601 Jambo1ee Road . rm. 108, City of Newport Beach. County of Or· ange. Stell of Caltfomia I will salt al ~Oc: auction to 1he h heat bldde1, lor C8Sh in w1ul money of the United Slates. aw the rloht. tllfe end interest of Uld Judo· menl det>tor(s) In lht above dtseribed prop· erty. "' 80 much ltlerto4 IS may be neotSSlfY 10 Slhlfy saJd IXICUlion. with ec;crued 1n1e1e11 and costs APPROXIMATE MIN· IMUM 810 S rJe Dated June 5, 2002 C>Mslon Harbor MiChHI S Cerone, &.1ff Ol'lnga County By /SI G HllJ>, ~~E· Do not take down "' deface • posted notice before tht .... or sahStadlon ol )udgmenf P-f Code Sec:1lorl 818 (m11demeano1) Published Newpon Bt1cl'l·Co1ta MHI Delly Pilo4 June 12. 111. 26, 2002 W89!! Flctltloue Bu11ne .. Heme SUitement Tht totlowlng peraona are dolng butlllffs H 1) AUTOMOTIVE SEAT COVERS, bl (A.S.C ), c) AUfOMOTIVE PRODUCTS MARKET· ING, d) (A P M ), 3502 s. s~ Street. Santa Arw., CA 92704 Shrin Corporallon (CA), 3502 S Susan Stl'ffl. Santa Ana CA 92704 Jhll buainesl IS COtl- cU:ted by • oorporatlon Hevt you 11111ed doing buslnHt yet? Y•, Aor\I I, 2002 Sl'lrln Corporallon. N11rtnd11 K Gupta, Prnldtnt This llllemtnf WU flied With fht County Cieri! Of Orange County on 06/07 IC12 2002HOSIOt Dally PltoC June 12, 19, 20. Jy!y 3, 2002 W7'01 F1ctlttoua BuslMM Heme Statement Tht lolloWlng per10n1 are doinQ bullneu u : AIA RliATING & COOLING, 1878 112 Plaoentle Ave.. Coata Meta. CA 112621 .\NO PURSUANT TO Phone I: --.,,. __ ,.... u- SECTION 1• ~ THE 828-7tl-t281 metttr ltlall .,,.,.., CALIFORNIA CIVIL Addre11· P O. Box belofe .. oourt .. flt Jamee Robel1 Logan. 11178 112 Pleolnlia Ave .. eo.11 Mela, CA 82927 Thil bullMll II con-~by. an~ Hevt you 1tar1ed doing bulit'l9tt yet? No JtmM R Logtn Thie MllltfMnl ... fllecl With tht County ~DTHEBEl~ ~~,:~CA~~.~ iivm ro ae A8AH-Bond • 144Ml37301335 why Ille petldon !Of l¥JNED W1U BE SOLD The ~ It ~ IO cNl9t of llllM lflOUd ~ PU8UC AUCTION dend Ttm11 .,. Cllll -~· QM °' Or9"gt Counly on OM>1J02 IOOIMOltM Dally .,.. .Mw 12, 111. a .JuPw 3. 2002 WZQ2 AT SOUTH COAST only 0Wner reMM9 ~. M~t'IEAAtHG SELF STORAGE, :MIO flt flC1ll IO bid ....,. F1ctft1oue luelneM W WAANlA AV!.1 A lieMtll ~ =-~ ~ ~ ..... Mllt11'1911t rwfrA NU., CA. "'°' Of h Ot°'*'Y II ..,.... • noeed 111o¥t The ~ penon1 .M. Y 11, t001 AT 1 ;00 add. etorig Witt lie Iden-• A ~-,.._.__ .. ~Ina ~ .. PM, "'°'"'~,.. ~ ·---. ........... AUCTIONEER MA. 1"11 Ill ..,._ .,. • lot-IO 9'IOW ltlll bl HITA, 10 ...., _ _,,,, A1CHAAD ~' loWI: pullllMd 1t ..... onaa L-oun-...... Celllot• .. DOE '""""' •AC8 MO Midi W9lll for tow ~ Illa 112tT1 AS " ~ ...... pitor to LS. HAttmlm, lno., ~FOANIA STATE OCC:UHNf, flt_. Ml tor '*'"I (CA), 210 Ct\aftdoft, ~ llOll400 "'°""" on fie~ In flt w; ~ ._.... o.llfot· THI FOU.OWING HIC"'= Re ~ ,,.WIPIC* of Illa 877 Flctl11out llutlnMt Heme 8~ Thi folloWlng per'IOtll tr• doing bullnNt ... Plateau One, 21141 Ctnedl Ad,, t13A, LAM Forttt, CA 92630 Ma.rll 8tleckv. 211 41 Ctnedl Ad • •tSA. l.Me Forett, CA 92630 Thie bulil'lffl 11 con· dllcted by an lndMdual Have you 1111ttd doing bu1ln"1 yet? Y". MaR:tl 02' Marl! Blltdly Thlt atatement WU liled With the County Cleric ol Orangt County 00 05/31'2002 2002tl05142 o~ Piiot June 5, 12. I I 2002 W6il Flctltlou1 Buelneu Heme Stet.ment Th• lollowlng pel'IOl'll tr• doing bualne11 as: Affiliated Allllty, 660 Baktr St., Ste. "417, Colla Mela. CA 92826 Affitltattd Funding Corp (NV), 660 Baker St , Ste 417, Cost• Mela, CA 92626 Thie bustneta ta con- ducted by I cxwporation Have you stantd OOing bualneaa ytt? YH, 01/01199 Alf11t111d Funding Corp Alfred Hanna, Presidenl This 11111ment wea Med W1tl'I the County Cieri! ol Orange Cot.inly on 05/31'2002 2002110511& 08lly Pilot June 5, 12, I 9 26, 2002 W690 Flctltlou1 Butlne .. Name Statement Th• following pel$Olll 818 doing business IS· By11red1us, 5230 Bernard St , Coale Meta, CA 92627 Kffhan Chnslophe1 Mellon, 5230 Beinerd SI . Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business la con· dueled by an Individual Have you alarted doing butlneal yet? No Keetllln C Mallon This 11111ement wu ftled with 1he County Cieri! ol Orange County on 05/31 /2002 2002H05121 Oat~Ptlol Junt S...E: 19.~.2002 ~ Flctltlout Buelneu Name Statement The followmp pereone ltt doing bulinMI .. Hydrofech Construe:· bon Inc , 1 S42 ()third Of . Santa Ana Hetghta. CA 92707 Hydrotecn Construe· bon. Inc (CA). 1S42 Or· cNltd Or., Santa Ana Heights. CA 9'Z707 Th•s business Is con· WCttd by • CO!p0<8bOl'I Have you 111rt1d doing butineas yet? YH, 4/29/2002 Hydrotach Con11ruc· bon, Inc James Nalhen McDonneM, PrHldent This statement wu filed with the County CltHtc ol Orange County on 05/31 /2002 2002H05122 Dai~ Piiot June 5, 12. 19, ~. 2002 W688 Flctltlou• Butlneu Heme Stei.ment Tht loHowinQ persont 81• clolng bulij,... .. StalWHI Communlca· lion, 3700 Newport 8llld • Stt 302. Newport Beech. CA 92663 Aober1 A Felco, 1029 08/TIUCUI Cir , Coate Mela. CA 112626 Th11 bullneu i. con· dueled by· an ltldiYlcMf Htv• you 1tal1ed doing bUllMH yet? Ytl, 5l20r'02 Robert A. Falco Thie llalement WU Ried W1lt1 the County Cieri! ol er.noe County °" 05/'31 f2002 2002HOS1U Deily Piiot June 5, 12, 1946, 2002 WW Flctlttou• BuslneM Heme St.nement The lollowl~ .,. doing •: Swayit Construc:llon ~.2318R~ Of .• Cotta M .... CA 112828 Sl'ltlby Sheridan Swtytt, 2318 R ..... Of • Coeta MMe, CA 82828 Thie~ t. CM· ~ by. an lnc:McMll Have you 11.arted doing bullMM yet? v •. 10f1/2002 Shelby Sheridan Swayze TNI ltatemenl wu Ned wlltl fie (:ounty Ollt\ °' OrwlOe COUnly on 05/31mxtr IOllHMlll ~Pilot """' 5. 12. ~.agm W9 f'lotllou9 .. 1 .. ..... 1111kTllUt The fOllOO#N p«tone .... bulhilll •: YIMd ~. 2' ,.....,.,,. Wey, !MM, CA ea12 HAY! Ml~..1 ~!.!!...:... P9UI,.. ao... t•ner11 c1rcu11t1on. me ~ It con-~.P ITl..a ;;;-· • E: In '* oounty: ~ by. a oootiOI ... ' -· --. .. .._ flllal Have you llerted JM.MlltCue Y!Md. " ,......., Way. !Mne, CA •11 . . . ' .I v-. Nw 3, 2002 Rot1e11 PllUr Thil ~ Wll tied With tht County ~~COUIWV IOOlttOH04 ~ f'llol June 5, 12, !!:.,!!. 20Q2 Wl!l6 IUNltK>A COURT Of' CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ORAN OE &4 I TM City ()ffve Orange, C11itornl1 1121151, lame1oux Pro- bli. OMeiOfl PETITION OF CLAUDIA JOELE COCHRAN FOR CHANGE Of NAME OROIJt TO lttOW CAUK '°" CMANGE OF NAME CASE NUMIEA: A2ti12t TO AU INTERESTED PERSONS 1 Petitioner CLAUDIA JOELE COCHRAN filed 1 pet1. llon with 11'111 COUii for • OROERS 111t II I*· ION~ In thie mettef el'lall ..., blb't 1111 oaun • Ill '*'1ng lndlclted belOw IO etlOW cautt, II .,,.,, Why tht petition for cNnoe of '*"' lflOUd not lie Qrtll'Md NOTICf[ Of HEAAIHO Otte JUL 30, 2002 Time. 2.00 PM. Dept l73 The addl'ttl °' the oourt II eame et ncMd lllo¥t 3 A~ollhllOtdet JO Show CelM thel be publlthed et .... onot Mdl week !of four tul> ceeetvt wew p11ot to the dlt• Ml for llMttna on the petition In the tor. IOWlng ntWtptpsr of general clrculatlon, ~ In Ihle county: Piiot : JUH 11, 2002 RICHARD O. FAAZEE.z IA:.r. JUOOE Of' TH& IUl"EAIOA COUltT Erle J Goodman (210894), GOODMAN & decrM dlanQlnQ natntl -----... u lollowt -CLAUDIA Call (949)'4M611 JOELE COCHRAN lo CLAUDIA JOELE ht., .. M• ROMEO t -,.&. • 2. THE COURT 1 wn '" f"· STARTING ANEW / \~, Wn-26. 2002 9 CRAY LLP, 414 W, The P'MI le ....-to Fourfl ...._ ... A. ...,., r...,. .. Galfl ..... Arw., CellllNa .., 0.. ~ 92701 flf IW!ltotllld Pubhtltd Newpon A ~ ~ Beecl'l•Cotta Meta OI Ille ~ IMllr'9 Dally Plol JIN 1~ tc*.t, alDlie""' lie ... .Mr a. io. m '!m!I _. °' ,_ ~,.... N011CI Of 1111 .......... lgt. PUllUC SAU lowt Tht ~ 8'0fllOt flldLi. •ACm MO,, ity, llOCOl'dlnca to tht OC~'!!,~ ptO'Monl °' llMllon • '"~ Of the 8ueNee end OHC""'1'1C>M P1ofeu1on• Code. ~7.:.. ~~ Chapter 10, Stcllotl • DOICR, • ~~re~·>· o'r°klm ~#.""9Cynltlie YOltll. SALE Boxel, Furniture &tr8 &Ill 8'or9g9 ~ A-2111, Noel ""'9ieZ, 2 conduc:t 1 pubic aale of -· 8oJCel, TV, Com- lhe conten.. of IM "":33'3"""°'Julla ......... ltOrlgt IQeee(I) llll'Md ' .. ._..., ..._._. with tht -BoxH. CIOlllU, .....,.., """-·-Fumllure being aold IO tht higtltll A·354 (Patty lAt\ane) bidder, fof lllWflA l'llOl'l9Y Ua"--al L • ..t... ........ , of the United S1.llel of ,......,._ ,,.......,. __ .. Amtllca (caeh) blll. Bo.x•. ~ The tale II ~ held ~'. ~='° Yorll to aablfy I landlofcfa E·003, CM11opher tien end wll be held at. 8t11h, Enteltalnmenl 17892 S.~ I.II · Cent11 St•tto. Huntlngt°" a..c:tl, CA Furniture 92647 oo "°I 10, 2002. Publilhtd Newport at 12 p.tn. 8HCl'l·Co111 Mell =n~::.:, Ntm._ o..y Piiot .""'9 29 • .JAif Bond •. 146637301335 3• 2002 W7l I BUSINESS?f • • • • • • •• • • • • The Legal Department at the Daily Pilot is pleased to announce a new service now available to new businesses. wt-will now SFARCH the name for you at no extra charge, and save you the time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, after the search is compltted we will fik your fictitious business name statement with the County Clerk, publish once a week for four weeks as required by law and then flit your proof of publication with the County Clerk. Please stop by to flit your fictitious business statement at the Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St, Costa Mesa. If you cannot stop by, please call us at (949) 642-4321 and we will make arrangements for you to handle this procedure by mail If you should have any farther qutstions, please call us and we will be more than glad to assist you. Good luck in your MW business! CllY OF NEWJ>ORT BEACH 3300 Newport Boulevard-P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, CA 92658-8915 (949) 644-3200 NOTICE OFAYAILABUJ]Y OF A DRAFI ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT The Cl~ of Newport &ach has completed the preparation of a Draft Envlronm~tal lmplCt Report (DETR) for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaJnts (lDS Church) Temple In the City of Newport Beach. The DEIR has been pre~ lo evaluate potential envtronmenal ~ associated with lhe proposed LDS C hurch Temple to ~ located on a vacant 8.65 acre sJte at the northeast corner of the lntersecUon of Bonita Canyon Drive and PraJrie Road. The TMlple ts planned as a 17 ,575 square foot bulldlng sited In the center or the pro~rty. surrounded by 5.5 acres of gardens, walkways, and water trea1.ments In the western portion or the projeet lite and parking In the eastern and northeastern perimeters of the site. The design of the proposed T~ Includes a tiered light-colored earth tone granite buJldlng with a steeple, which will be tllumtrwted during evening houn 10 11 :00 p.m . and between 5:00 a.m. and dawn. The bulldlnl wtll be constructed with a two tiered facade with the maxlmum height of the buildlng at approximllcely 35 feet. The 5teeple element of the Temple will be situated on the northern end of the buJJdt,. Md will be 32 feet 6 Inches wide al I.he ~ and one foot six Inches at w1de at the top. The steeple at ltJ highest point Is 123 feet 9 Inches above the finished floor elevatJon. which w1ll be at 5·8 feet abO¥e natural grade. An Initial Study. prepared by the C ity of Newport Beach , Indicated tNt the prOl)<*ld proj!:t awy have a significant effect on the envlron~nt on Air Quallt}', Aesthedes, Hydrology/Water ~ Land Use and Tramc/CtrculaUon and I.hit a Focused EJR would be l1!QUtr.d to tnCft fully •d- potentlal ec:tverse environmental lmpects thltt may ~Jt from dfovelopment OI thf ~· AD odS environmental effects Weft determtned to be las than significant or lmplilct end we.-e not lftduded Ln the DEIR. As a result. the DEIR bu bHn p~ In eccordance with U. C.HfomAI EnvironmmteJ Quality fv:.t of 1970 (CEQA), as•~ (Public~ Code Sert1an 21,000 et seq.), and the State CEQA GulMllM! for lmplementatlon of CEQA (Caltfomlll Cock Of Regulations. "J)tJe I '4 . Seruon 15000 et ~ Thi DEIR also cornplta with City OI Net1pon Beach's pnxec:IUtt"S for lmp'"1vntatton of CEQA. The Ctty encour•se• mtmbtri ot the aerwral public ro ttYteW and commenc on lhb documentation. Copiti ol the Envtronmmtal impact Report and IVppordrll clDcumnlll.,. evallable for publk rev1ew end lnspectk>n ec the following loc:IUons. . Plennll18 Dfpertment 3300 Newport Boulftwd N.wpor1 S.Ch. C.UfomMI 92658-8915 (949) 644-3200 toNOfUNDO JOHN. :: .. 4:,: '"'&n;w~: M ·UY 11..._, doing IMiMel yet? -.D4N Tooi, llCllMD 0. Y•, 111,_ 1iW 11• • Joie N9t*O em= .... Of l.I W.H9futrtm..,•-nn•. 1no , ..... ..... .... ...... COUllT ....,.,_ ........... 1'111 ...... OOf!o .._. tir: "' ........ The DEIR wtll alto be mtdt ~ e1 the Cllly'a WlbUlie: tmp·lbi-M -11:11 ... He¥e r-, ~ Coi1w111111C:s on lhe ~ ol lhe DEIR wll be •Clf*ld by 1111 CltJ .. , _,.. ... ~ ..... ,.. ~ 16. 2002. The~ Come• I 'on Wiii be~ ....... ,-.c ........ 01• ...... 0..-~ .... 1 ... ,. ;.._ .~ ' 09'TIGA.a.. Ill 1'111 llllilll•n111•iill .. - ·Nill Cllfla. TY, ~ MUf!~ =-~ = Qlllll ....,... ;;;," .. "'°"" "' °"'-..... "'h "' Ji 1111111•1 •11~1·11~11_11 ....... ...-c.... • ........ ,... M,_.,.. 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Fncluy :i :OOpm u1h ,,., th•·u1•·111 lut "lu•·lt i1 11111\ I" rt·~1M•ll11tll•lt t ,4 I Ill fttt lilt' t U"'I Hr tlt1 'tftl U t• Jh 111,tlh ,,. t Ultft 1l It\ flu I tf ttl ( r•·•li1 • nll 011h Ill' 11ll"""ol 1,., du• rit"tt Uto;t•t flttU Tttl~phq-n~ 8 ::30 am-5:00pm Mouclay-Friday Walk-In 8:30um-5:00pm Monday-l•~riuay Suncluy ............... : Fridoy !'>:OOprn G:t EOUAl ttOOSlllG OPPORTUNITY All real e!>t,te advenismo '"this news~per is subiect t0 the Fedl'ral Fair Housing Act of 1968 as amended which makes 11 illegal 10 advertise ·any prelerente ltmtta11on or d1~crlmma11on Dised on race color rel1g ion sell handicap t;im1hal "atus or nauonal origin or An 1n1en1ton 10 make ilnV •uth P1eterenct 11mi:111on or II scr.mmation Tn1s newspaper will not ~now1ngly accept any adverllsemenl tor real h late which I~ m v101a11on Of the law Our reader~ are hereby tnlormed lhal all dwellings Jdver11sed 1n 1n1s rewspaper are ava!lable on an equal opportunity ba<.•s To complain ol II scrirn1 ration call HUD IOll·tree di I 800·424-8590 ( f.1,,tllt._.d I' I O'IVI NII ;o..1·1 \\ht thtr \•1u r• h11\lll)t "'4:11.uu ur fll"'' ftMIL.lll)(l l..llr, ... lflut ""'"" """"'' )UU uc-nt• CLASSIFIED <949) 64.2·5678 I 'l2.o' A~OUNTING I POLICY 10 an etton 10 otter !he besl servtCe poSfilble to our read- ers and adveltlSer&, we will requ11e Contractors who advenrse 1n the Service Directory 10 1111;1u<1e 1ne1• Con1rac1ors l •cense number 1n !heir adverttSe Mem Your c;o.ope11tl()ll s g1ea1ty app!8C!aled '12.4 ADDmONS /REMODELING FARTHING INTERIORS !<~then 1 Batt Aemooe and Room Add11tons l1560875 94~9325 1250 CARPENTRY I A TO Z HANDYMAN Install reface ca1>1net5 krtcllen. balhldoorVw1ndows Doug 714·5.t&-7258 CARPET CLEANING Any 3 rooms only $79 Local company 10 years 1n the area Family Carpet Care & Upholstery Cleaning (949) 646-9999 Index 1 ••• 'ill ' .,. ........ - T i-• -a ___. ...... ~•: -. - 101 -216 . , "' --. . . -~ ) .~.......,,. -400. 412 470. 478 4 HOUSESJCOHOOS FOA SALE BALBOA ISLAND NEW llSTlHO loc on 8albot It. fib I 00 blk loc. <Ntr.a.d lol 3br 2bt I 2br 1 bl apt. Lora Vence Rullor !149~73-4062 735-7064 REDUCED $175,000 4Br 3Ba. lg din rm/area Frplc s tn ~ & don rm. walk· 1n dosels There are many fn;A lrees l•mng Ille dock 2 car a11aeh gar S3 300 000 Me'issa ce• 8 t 8-971).3232 1<1m Beato~ ot11ce 818·242-6854 Cell 818·970-5136 hOme ottoce 818 240·5136 * July Completloo for only Hew Home For .... oo Balboa tlf1nd. 2·5101)' trench doors opening to lront porch ~11Chen w11h wOflo cenlef pantry & nooi. powder room orc!Jlar sta 1 way 10 setond floor fron1 masle1 Br oen. lull ba. plU5 2 more b(s Spec1acular rooflop dee* Bill Hardetly Rt1lty. M9·675-2M6 SELL your home through class1hed SHOUSE~ FOR SALE BALBOA PENN OPEN SAT & SUN 1-4 OHlY 2 LEfT 1627,1631 E. Bllbol Blvd. 4 Cullom Lu.lury ~. Sttpe from the OOlll'I. EKll 3Br 281 wlU be aold eeperate. From 1669,00 The Slywta Comt>eny 949-930-7528 9 HOUSESICOHOOS FOR SAL£ CORONA DEl MAR Irvine Terr- OPEH SAT·SUN 1·5 1424 Serenade, 3br 21>1 home, beau y11d with pool, epa, 5199,000. toe, loc, loc, 94M44M070 lM & HIUllt Ames A Comm'1ndlng comer loeation IOI 1114 e.¢1Usive 4Ba • SBa cvstom hOme Completion Summer 2002 Stroll 10 B•g Corona and lootOut point CottUlne Realty. !MH59-0m A 2Br 2.581 1>0m8 in the hean of me vrl/age F1111S11«J wrtn beaullful appootmerllS $669.000. eo.dlM fWlty 94g..1u-01n 28r 28a 1 level pallO condO New decor oceanside of PCH walk 10 aN. SA39K Owner®;r 949-760-3187 13 HOUSESICOMOOS FOR SALE DANA POINT Priced l'9duced SS0,000 Custom 3br 3 3/4ba 2 SIOfY hom. pool, clOSe lo hart>o< beadles [)(I.,. by 33841 Blue Lamtm Emoe 0t Sharon -w HomesOrangeCounty com 800-443-7643 Sell your unwantc-d Items the easy way!Puu:ea c lassified ad today/ (949) 642-5678 THE BLUR'S O<I the blult frOl1. bfeatlllalung -28r 2Ba remodel. htgllly upg11dtd, $629.000 Pmc Only agent 94g..75g..3733 BAYFRONT ELEGANCE BRAHO HEW LISTING S1,ff5,000 aql 949-723-8120 CORNER OCEAN VIEW $425,000 JUST LISTED! agt. 94g.nw120 Beautiful Remodeled Bluffs Townhome. 3Br 1.5Ba $425,000. agt Linda 714-404-5678 Open Sun 1-4 1807 POl't Renwick Hlft>ot View Homes-Best Buy! 48r 381 maste1 Br on main level/Desirable >nSlde loop toe Highly uporaded. beautifully llndsctped $965.000 agt. Sanoy Daley Prud Ca Alty 949·S00-2323, FIND an apart,.,..m lhroogn c:luelfied • The Bluffs * 481 381 adult occ:uped by !Or19-llme °"'-ne" XW1t corld great toe. pnced under marltet lor P'O'"IJI saie' 0 539.000 Call 10 see 949·58-4·5482 •gt Cut10m Home In Newport Heights Completiorl Summer 2002 48r (opt 58r) 5 58a home A gowmet & land ~ Fp I/Id wonderlli grand $1UWe Ind entry Coastline Really MH5•01n •OPEN SAT·SUN 1<5• THE BLUFFS $749,000 2421 Viall Nooeu, Fron1 Row end uM. XITI lg mstr bl ..Jig bablrry overlook.rig lhe back bay. nu ~grantte etrs BMtwt Tomptlns RE 8llr 94H7Mll1 HOME, HEAL TH AND BUSINESS ~-- 270 COHSTAUCT10H /CONTRACTORS JCM CONSTRUCTION WILL CUT THE COST OF YOUR REMODELING JOB BY 10% Or we'll aend you and a friend out to dinner at the Market Broller. All II takes IS a 6·m1nute phone call Just PUii out you• IOwesl Did wall< IO Ille pl10lle and dial 1 ·800·520-5530. Read the details and COSI and they wtU 1mmedoa1ely name the p<ooe al whlctl you'll get the same exact ;ob. apples 10 apples If JCM'S pnoe lllll'1 81 least 1 O"I. lower, you re oll to 1he Martlot Broilef You 'r• going to write • check 10 •om eon•. Why not write • •m•ll•r one to JCM Conetructlon1 -~lJt U11•7' Brkll Block Slone Tiit Concrtte, PlllO, Ollv9Wrf, Fw91* B80's. Rel'• 2Syll •ll'Jl Terry 71'-557-7514 ERVICE 274 COMPUTER SERVICES COMPUTER HELP! ""'*•Gr-.~ .. .,.. ........ PC•fllllc ·~ • W«J 1'1Qt9l1Tq II SJI ~~ ·Ob~ •1)9111\olclloP!w.~ ·~c:m,..~ .. UC 811\etey G111tln11. 10 Yn c.tftptltf bl 14-612-2786 284 ORYWAU SERVICES WITTHOEFT DRYWAU All phases/gmaJVl.rg jOb5 CLEAN I 20yrt 1111, free 811 Lf.400030 71'-&Jt.1'47 286 ELECTRICAL SERVICES SMAU JOB EXPERT DUNCAN ELECTRIC Local/Oulck Response Servloe/Remodels 20 Years Expetlence L#275870 949-650-7042 300 GARDENING /LANDSCAPING Lou Torres Landscape Weekly ma1111. "" 111mmlng & lllSlallabOO 25 ye111 e.p Ucl111su1ed 949-548-4363 Dirty Wotlt landtelpl Co. Ma1n1enance Lawn Aerat· 10Q Spnnlder T une-Upsl Repa•rs C.ean·Ups ana Installation 714·703·8650 dirtyworklandecaet.com TrH Service Verd Cleanup, Maintenance sprinkler rrri11 & hauling 949·650-87 I 303 HANDYMAN /HOME REPAJA Wood Decks • Fences 8ectncal • Drywall C3rpenlly • Tile • Etc At1thonY l«a""' 714.111.llU ATOZIOMI lllPIOftMll1 Gen.al Controd« ol ~Prices.~ Kitcheiis&ltlh~ AdiS'8ca. Ucl6SOS24 714.269.7115 C.ustomer -S .otisfadion Al phases of constrvdion home repair. :t." too QUALITY CMFTlllAH 20 Yean EJ0tNnct I'm Your HantlyrNn Ml.....,. lllrt 1~=1 Whatever You Need! Repairs of •II typet. From the roof to the basement& everything in between CAUMEU 949-887-1097 Christien Hendym11n Fnsh~. fences, drywll llucco. sub lloors. ~-.. boMll & pelllllg 5Mot dilclM1' Frw '51lrnl!eCllJcht (714) 636-8235 W•lter TIN H•nclym•n Muter Carpemer 25 V11 E•pl POt1folio Ooo11 & Windows Dldo;s & Ferat Crown Molding Phone 949-510-5365 Pager 714-298-5'00 Whit Ever Y°" NMdl Aepa.rs of aJ fyl)eS. From tht Roof to the Buements & tvtrythmg Ill belwMn CAU. MEL l4HfM0!7 JUNtt TO TIE OUWlll 714-... ·1112 AVAILAILI TOOAYI 14M?HIM 308 HOME IMPROVEMENT Fm ill home nalalioe. BUILDING DREAMS OVER 25 Yf.ARS 714·227·3057 Ta TO BEGIN YOUR HOllE IMPAOYEllENT PROJECT? Call • pll#nbef, painter, hendy· !NII\ or llJY d flt great HtvlCH 111*8<1 '*9 tn our directotYI THESE LOCAL SVC PEOPLE CAN HELP YOU TOOAYI l"1 ~1 OHE DAY DECORATINGI We use wt\11 voo have• FIM Conlultlllon 949-S.-8-5777 ~1 1-i--=l 1-.....=1 SWIMMING POOLS ----- Construction Remodels Repairs S4Yvlce 949. -710 SELL your home through classlfled 1 REAL F.STATE I d .\.Ron ~Young N'°" Li1tln111 ltm1/ahltf 714-432-7873 "-w l'Oll)'UUftflMlncnm 480-486 EJZ\7ICE DIRECTO -For All Your Hom~ and But1ineM N~-dll ----":'....-. ...._ _ ._ alw • •••rr •• nu SM· at?!' 690 . 697 Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week for Only $32 per w eek (4 wt(, min.) Call Lonwl-at 642-5678 •24 110 APTS COSTA MESA Lovely Glted Comm neer T~Squarw 18r 18a "1ng gar.SIOfage. weterlltash pd $855.m • $500IMC Klein ~ en. 704-8649 x 9200 Newly 19mod lg 2br 2ba IOWnhome. llfl lg 2 c aaar::tl gar I 8llt to 8cll $2900'mo AvaA row 94~5324 The BJulb 381 2 58a 8act Bay tra.l!I "'-' cvk»-sac. frOflr row arid u/llf. lovely greenbell. No ftlello Roos tax 5649.000 Sally Shipley, Prud Ca R11y 949-2t9-241' 714-576· t2f2 pa(lft 33 HOOSESIOOHDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT COAST B1MU!t1kln9 VleWt Spac;ous & opeo C:USlom home Back yalll paradise ft<e pil, pool sp1 & toonlain A wolld ol 5tyle offered 0 $1.799,995 agtB Paul & Charlene 949·443·2055. 949-246·8348 VM 2br 2b1 apartment, qui.t Lovely 2Br 281 Condo nu neighborhood, wd llllups, paJnticrpe deqk walk to bch, 1 c.r garage, 1g1111 11250 2c 911. no pets $2000mo lse 149 .. 73-1800 949-640-8616 949338·t 125 Mtgnitlctnl Pellcan CrHI CU$tom Es111e w'C1nyon and Ocean V1tWS 681 8 1u1 balh 5ubte11 anean area wl f)lllg, llllltdS quarters. wine cellar, grand entry foyer. gallery, media room library Co11tllne Realty t4H5t-01n 16 Vlflllll.. gorgeous p11n 1 W'l~ 38rs 2 Sbath$ fam1Py room custom stone Hoonng ••lchen. piaotattoo $huttefS comm pool & spas $679k 8kr 71H60-8430 714-496-4959 (cell! I &rMOBUFOft ~~ I Newport 8Mch Conage Open Sun 1-3 • $69,000 Bd Bty, frtneh doon, large porch bolt Marina. 714-624·1362 ILon•ml Corona Hfehllnda lt1Ch unit Lg 2111 I bl Ip pan- Ol&mtC ocean view QU'8t neoghbomood. Wlk·in clo6el $2300/mo 949-697-8845 Daily'Pilot Beat piece In the world to edv•rtJ-1 Cell todey to piece your ed CleHlfled (949) 842-5878 Move-Jn 5-111 Spacious 181 S795 & $850 ind Ing Oute1 ,.... ,,.... pool gated. b*e IO bell Grell lenants & toe 949-SI~ 155 HOUSESICOllDOS FOR AW BALBOA PE11N CIA.'i..,IFIED It"& the !00ht1lun you're 1warchln1ot for·whcthcr you'tt M.-cklnJot a hornr. apannKnt... pct or new UCC'lJ patJonJ Sc* 28r Qllx ~ ol PCH. g11 W 0 ~ltup no pet lease $ 1495 949-<t66-5788 502 1 '2 Begonia 2& 2.581 T wnllle on lllllf "' belCtl fncd yd "9. dbl 911 • ellfl IPKe Pel ? $!49Smo IQ! 949-642-9699 MHI Verde 4br 3ba 2 c gar 2434 sf S2~mo tnd gardener I yr tse Av814 7-22 Torelli Ary 714.540-7355 4811 I 38R S1&75 Bo1h returb1sned new wpetS peonl etc Gar lg terao y!I 949-642 ·2221 SEAY~ I I 3:-.:-= 11 S40 PAllTl«l 11 312 /G~ I RAINBOW CIRCLE MAINT =:::::::::::::::: WINE CEUAR CARE GIVER Mature Asian Pa1nung-tnt1ext Hoose/Apl REFRIGERATION Eng speaking l'Woman ~. quallty job' Free esumate clean. compamon. errands L•569697 714 636-8888 • lllplir • StMce own car Katy 714 -420-9063 •s.111 $12 50 hout & ref 1 I I 1-866-946-3257 11111 I loving~ lid. 3S2 ~~ Ont c:ooa. own C8f, li'te In • • TOll FllEE Of out. 15 yra HP ~ ,..,.. c.a t4H4e-3735 PLAHTATION SHUTTERS Vtnyt-Clad Wood. Frff In home esl Lt528019 Call Jm 714·227-2911 cen 330 MOVING & STORAGE MOVIN-MAN CarefVI • Coorteous &Cheap Pianos • Antiques Free Wardrobes Free&lmates 949-376-7825 . :. . ' . ... •, ..... . RE.ADY WHEN YOU ARE/ Low Railes. Since 1981 949/645-4545 PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif. PubliC· Ul1litles Com- mission REQUIRES lha1 .. uted house- hold goods ITIOY8B print thttr P u C Cal T ~; limos and c:h1Uff81'1 print their T.C P. number lo 8" ldvel1Jlmen1s. II you have a ques. lion about the • lly ct e mover. limo or chaulftr eel PUBUC lfrtLITIES COMMISION 714-558-<4151 CUT 6 ROLL PAINTING lltlritr/btnr Sttm&ltfWsli St ...... Uc,,... ..... -'JM.lll.all7 ~'/J,U,e.. ~Professional Palnllng lJC '484360 Intedor/Eltedor -·...., CGlarlllt~ Rob Isbell • Owner Costa Mesa. Ca (949) &.46-3006 Cetl 949-887-1480 MCFI CUITOlll l'Alfl'INQ p~ dlln, quafny work l!Ullortut and dOc*e Ll?034§1 .. H31.4f 10 The M.1Aft11WUt1NMfl ;;,;,;., OIAIH a 11WU 1:;,-;; C1.INMG SPICWJST TWUDY flWMllNG 949-645-2352 -.. As Low As •r Audio Vldlo '"''e Homfi Theater, HO/SAT/Plum• TV. S1IHISvc/1ns1111a CJ.790740 !!!:ffO=OS71 , • WALL COVERINGI ' [)oJ!y Pilot - .. , J .. v: ...... . ... . , ~~~.•,.: ~··1 -tr,. Motel MANAGERS t SPECIALt $20 OFF WITH AO (Must PflSenl 11111 Ad) 235 rma & lu!cllenel1s S4utled on belutlful!y la~ QIO<Jnda FEATURES 2•·Hour LollbylOirect d111 phontS/Frtt HBO ESPN & O.OPool & JICuui Gutat laun- Oly CIOle ID 405 & ~ Fwys 1.1-n'a llOI'\ o C F 11g1ds cofttge 1110 bells W1 ••ng d l· tance 10 Sll09S I/Id restaurants COSTA MESA IAOTOO IN"4 2277 Hllbot Blvd Phone t4H4s-4140 HUNTINGTON BEACH P'\"1f OlfQ/MeOQJ BIOgs ea• Patndl Tenore N•boo~ICll USA 9•9 856-9705 • ApproxlmNIY 300eQ II • Cotce ...... Pnv11t bain, lrttway close $400.mo '"*"" Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us th is form with your credit card # or mail with a check today! Run for a weekl If your car does not sett, we' II run it for another week .... , A11 tor Just s1s·. ALL lN GOODTl\.tE Nurth·Suuth vuJocublc. South deat.. lc4d bul 11 WMI the bei.t wlvu for lbe 1---1 AU. 8TtEl IUIU>IHO 40X42 WAI h ,llO NOW '5,375 1-t00-m.0111 ~1 WF.sr •2 "'OJ5J 0 1{954 •J972 NORTH •A 1014 ltlHU 0 VoW • KltS SOUTH •KQJ9J ' 9 ) J 10 7 J •A 106 The btdd 1n1r SOl 'TH WEST NOlltTH EAST •• ,.. ... Ptia Pa.\11 ,.. def en~ . Wi1hou1 " 1nimp lead. the pwy wuuld twvc: been e»y Oedl&fc:r .im ply conceda 1 hcan and ~ I 0 lrfcb with II htll,h tl'O\STUff -Rve J.NmJ>' rn hand. t1we on lhc lllblc and lhc "" and 111111 of club'>. Thal would no longer worlL )inc,.e South need~ hean iuffa as • mean~ of tccea5 10 hand, When South cOllilede' • hean, lbe ddendcn pby WlOlher 1n1mp and now there are only nine irlck•. fl• CIA P£RllAH KITT!N. Purr·ltcl &nvne11llM Gill wnae w 'COpj)tr tytl All Sho11 •mo 5400 9"9-451 ·2025 ••• The llltemative line i~ tu ..et up dummy·~ hc:an~. g1v1na up a \C:Cond tr.ck 1n the w u If nece'™Y Dcclircr wrn~ the fu~t tn.:k in h..nd .uvl con cede\ .i hc:an 10 &\I, whn rclUm• a trump. tal.c:n rn dummy with the e1&h1 A he.in 1s ruffed h1ah. lbe nrne of spades 11 ovcnllkcn "'1th the ten llJ1d another helrl is mmpcd wu h declarer·, remallllng trump Opc:mng lead Two of • The king of club<. i.tf\ c' a\ an Doo't throw Ill the lUV.el when !he enuy 10 dummy for the lead of .moth er hc.ut. w~ wrnmnj!. Suonc:r •x opponc:nlll find 1 way 10 fN.\U'lllC lllkr declarer can rc.i;h dummy 1o1-11h )'OUr mos1 111.cly lrnc: for lbe contract. d diamond ruO 1~ c.i,h ,,.0 uni; Cu\I around fOf an allemaltvc. You hca.n.,. wld declllll'r loo.e' 11t1I)' 1v.u will tlt' ~urpn<ied how often one 11' heart 1nck• .inJ .i dub av.ul.ible ~pllc: be11111 .i b111111uJ Jtkn>l•t' There w~ nothing 10 lbe aucuon. ·IY for the four \patk r.u"I' note: 1hc l\orth Judged "'-Cll with a prccmpiive cffetuvc:nc•~ of 1hc pri:empl W11hOU1 nmc: tu four ~~. IAnd "11 thal. it, ~-Wc:~l llUl!!hl httvc: found 1hc1r remained WU '°'South 10 rack up IO diamond fll leadtn{l lO d !(nod \JVC: IR trtcl.\ A \mglcton trump would not ltve dramrntd\ -duv.n '"'"· ur lhrtt Oclctl kllltn1, CFA, have been our chotcc: fa< the opening al mo~l Lilpofd looll lllk11 S500 rare .. 011c crHmlchoco-1472 DOllll1IC 11471 e.LOYllOIT I 480 BUSINESS '* apott!c!. llOt-114-ma _ /CHLO CAM _ _ OPP9RfUNfTl£S . OPPORTUNITIES I-MEACHANOllE I WANTED COAST COIN NEEDS Ninny Avlll Hourly/PT/FT Energetic. expt11tnced & rellablt Excellent ref's. Contact Kym 9'1~5-3160 ~649-4922~ soumcoAST AUCTION OLD COINS! Gola S•lvtr, I I 11we1ry w11Ghes antiques 4780P~!'!!fs COOeclibles ~9·6'2·94A 7 _ rvn 1 v"",. . TOP SSSIRECOADSI Jill R & B Soot. Rock ADMIH ASST 2212a.. ... 1t. a..Aa,CAt2707 fie 50'1 & 601 FT l.i\l&I llave ptolts6lonal M KE iot~s-7505 1ppearanct. trPt worll•ng lr~.\L_.,, ~·""' 18kt.Gold Ntcklace Miaeffl Clnne .. d amond E~ ~very fCJIQll W01111 $2 300 set $1 1 ()()obo 9-C9-640-083 l TRAVEL NACATION COMPUMEHTARY VACA· TlOHS! The nghl VIClllC)ll tor )'Oil Rtu en,oy lami'y taM a blNk from 11re5' Hawe• Mtaco C1ribbean Free· $50 Macy s gill c:tnrtcatt www E·vaca1.or markttJng com !CAL'SCAH! 1454 FURNfTURE ) 1454 RJRNfTURE I ************•*** ! SHORES INTERIORS ! * FABULOUS INVENTORY * : <•LE! : : ALr..tiCES ~ ! * \\K l.t'r R.lllfltl L.11t11jro. \H t'Wlfk·-. * * 21~0 .\Hiii Slrt't'I * * ~t'\\flOrl l\t'<K h * * 1111 ltl\ t'f'.1111" 6 t•,11 llM I 1 i.N II\~\ * * 949-<>42-2255 * **************** knOW'-edge of Excel/Won! 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