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Home My WebLink About2002-07-01 - Orange Coast Pilot.. Happy Juty; though we-may •s well call it June II b«aUM m.t'I wt\llt it look.s like: a tired ~ S..Pege2 SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCF.1907 DIE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM MONDAY, JULY 1, 2002 Temple ~ecomes .an issue of high importance ~With public revie w of proposed building in Newport Beach underway, the shape of the community is coming into view. June C.ngrande D AILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -If 11 weren't for the steeple. the M ormon temple would be d nomssue. Residents who d idn't like the col- or of the bwldiny c1nd people who didn't wanl it to be brightly Lighted around the clock would not hdve had any real recourse. But because the spire of the proposed bwlding will reach 124 feet into the sk y, exceeding heiyht limits for the area .. the otherwise simple process for bUilding the temple IS an extrem ely complex subject of hundreds of pages and dozens of illustrations m a three-inch thick report. The project's draft environmentdl report made its debut ldst w eek for 45 days of public review. Residents -and there are a lot of them -con- cerned about the temple, slated to l.Jt> A built at 2300 Boni- • ta Canyon Drive, can llip through hundreds of pages of analyses, pho- tos and scientific study results. But hke so many of life's com- plexitie!>, the bottom line is relative- ly simple For the environmental experts who studied the matter, that hne cc1n be summed up in three words: "no significant impact." For opponents, the three-word conclu- s1on 1s: "It doesn't belong." Though the mdjOrity of residents concerned about the> project hdve been reluctant to flt1 t-11ut oppose it, officials of the Church of Jesus Christ of LatlN·dcty Sc1mts have been quick m tlw1r clltt>rnpts to appease net~Jhbor., Being a good neighbor For exd01plt!, they chc1nged the color from d hnght white w ith d shiny flnt'>h to <1 more muled seashell color with c1 dull llrush thc1t won 't rellect 11'> much hght. Church plulllll'ni c1lso toned Lown the outside huhtrng. lnstec1d of '.l 4- hour hyhllng on soml' parts of the project, they dectdt:!cl that most buildm~1 li9hls will b1! turned off after 11 p.m A nd they toned down the intensi- ty. In the env1ronmentdl report, the technical mf'asurements of light are translated m to understandable terms hy cnmµanng the temple with other ~trunures. The temple lights will nwd'>ure 1 1/2 "footcandles," or Fr<'. 11n lhe building , f> FrC on the -..1l•1•pll· dncl I "l. FTC di the gold stat- ue• 0 11 t(1p of the> '>tf'epl<>. SEE TEMPLE PAGE 4 Auto fans rev speeches for council meeting • Cosld lt'Sd C 'n ii .... er~ loniqhl pld11 tu dsk City Counnl ·mcmlH•rs to C'd~l' lrt w s rc•la tinfJ tu inopc•rdhlt• vl'h1Ck•1..,. Lolita Harper D AILY PILOT C 'U STA f\.l[SA -,\ q r;111p nt w it · prt!CldllTll'd .. ,,,, <11 ql'cll hhlCb " pt.in 111 ~f orm C'1I y c 'ottnC1l c hcimlwr-.. ln111~1ht to Jl('rs11ctdi' t 1ty h.~<1dt>r~ tn 1<10 .... c•n lhP 1•x1:,ting ld w:-. re~1,1rch11~1 inoperablf' veh1clt~s The Costd M esd Cruisers. d woup ot car Pnthus1asts ctnd hobbyists, h dvl· launched a citywide campaign -which includes pepperinq local estdhlish.ments with fliers, takmg out ads in the Daily Pilot .ind fomung a WPh si te des1qnt•d to rnot1- for more on to night's City Council meeting agenda, see Page 3. PH0T0') BY DON LEACH I DAILY Pit OT Shirley Willard of Fairview Relief and Bob Platfoot of Orange County Model Engineers share a laugh before Introductions Sunday. Vdlt> tht• publtr to Pncotiragt> the coun cil to change lht' current cod t>s re9M dmg c,1rs that cdnnnt he cln vPn "ThP City Counn l hct!. grdno11slv .... 11ggf'stN I relriX111<J tlw~e drdU>ntdn rPslrict1ons dnd hd!'-dS kN I 10 h1 •ur from thf' r ublic .. rc.c1rb 1111' ( ·ru1i,p1•,' WPh ..;11£' lhdl rctlb lor cdr f'nlh11 .... 1d~ls lo rnrikf' their vrnn· lw rird r1 1 lhP n11't'ltnq "Kf>c•p lh1s 111 mind w la•11 llldklClq your ~ldlf'llH'nt~ lhl'> .... 11(11 I I tlut·dl, it•~ c1n opportun11y .. Re co • • • _zmg givers ThP < ·ru1 l>er .... · site dlso ""k ~ 'ipt•t1k - t'rs lo "111• polite" wht•n -..pectktnfl to counn l 1111•mlwr::. Costa Mesa lluman Relations Committee on Sunday honors those u1ho have volunteered for th e city Christine carrillo DAILY PILOT T hey've donatN I lh<'tr lime; thl'y'vt> used their talents, ctnd they'vp lc>n t a hand or two. Now, the voluntet>r!> lor th«? city ol C osta M esa have bPCOmP n•np1ents. As part of the city's first reception focused on volunteer recognition, the Human Relations Comrmttee on S11ndc1y honored 201 individuals -both young r1 nd old, long-term and short-term -who hr1vt• donated their free time lo the city. •It's real exciting lo live in a community that you take part m," said John Rule, the event chdir for the committee. "lt makes lor a goorl rommumty. • Rule, <1 five-year volunteer for the city, said ti.e felt that it was finally time for all the people who c1ssist the different city gov- ernment dept1rtments in maintaining and bettering the city through volunteer work to IJe thanked for their service. To show its cippreciation Sunday, the committee pre!>"nt<'<i each volunteer with a certificate and pm. The pin was donated by Rule and d csignN I hy Luciano Martinez SEE GIVERS PAGE 4 Katrina Foley, Costa Mau Planning Comm.ls.sion chair, left. and Bonnie Saryan, Human Relations Committee member, talk before the luncheon. . Tut> rndnnt•r-prornotmq q nlllp hdl> r1 lr1•r1dy won th!' ldvor ol < "< >l• nctl Old n Cc11)' I\ londhcln, who Mtpport~ It>~. Pr rt •!--t r11 I tons ot 1 nopC'r cl hll • \'l'hr< IP'-. Thi• r ounn hn<111, w ho hc1s d pc1v<'d -..('cllc•n ol ht!--..1<11' yard -'>h1eldN 1 by ,1 Jenn • -wlwrto hl' u~1·cl to hous<> d nn1pl1• ol rcirc• 1c1r<: . .,;a id tlw C"Xt~tmg code~ thc1l Tl'lJUl11lf' ..,torc1111• of a C'dr m the bdckyctrci drl' lctr LOO intru~IVP ''Wht>ther lr1 cc1rl 1-.. in q1IO<l ..,hclpe or bad ronditJOn, 11 11'!> in my hackydrd, it can't be hurting anybody." f\1onahdn sakl. "My hr1 ckyr1rd L'> 111~ husinei.~ .. Beforp the sunU11N nf 2000. city codes dllowed residents lo store crtrs that ditln'I run on a dnv1'wc1y leading SEE FANS PAGE 3 Agree or disagree) First Amendment allows challenges llSIDE W ith all this talk of the Pledge of Allegiance, I recall the 1960s, when I was in first grade and did a little altering of the flag salute of m y own. It went something like this: I pledge alleglance to the flag of the United Stales of America and lo the republic /or which II stands. one not.Ion, under God, lndivlsible and with llberty and /uallce /or all ... and lead ua not Into temptation, amen. No that wasn't some '60s hippie change to the pledge but the ;Catholic ICbool version ln w'1fch I .and IODle of my parochial classmates lntenningled the pledge with the j..ord'• Prayer. · LooJrtng bKk. it l.m't hard to see ~ow tbtl innocent contusion could :befall 5-and 6-yMr-o&dl, who at tbb ;young ...... being forced to I. Tony Dodero . -111 llWSIOOM espouse beliefs that rlon't necessarily mesh with the rest of the country. That's what being free people is all about. That's what our founders cherished so m uch. As a tieliever, I must admit that I too have a problem, as most do, with banning words that carry God's name .. It kind of goes against my reli- gious grain you might say. In that regard, I don't agree with the coµrt's ruling add believe i~ bas made· a mountain out ol a molehill. B.ut I'm also a card-carrytng mesn- ber of the Pint Amendment Coelitk>n. Por thoee who believe ID that amendment tbM eDIUlft bur light to freedom of tb9 pw and fJ ....... al IPMd1. tbil ii. coalkti8g .... . 1be BstaNAe"nWN ClaUM Gfllli 4TH TASK FORCE Committee meets ye•r-round to ensure that July 4 goes smooth in West Newport Beach. See ..... 2 LOOlll& 11111 Newport hattt llttt. League AmericM Mejon AH-Sten took to r9bound from 7~ first~ lo& ... .,...... ..... , 11 ·ON THE Above the SURFACE A thr~rse dinner and dandng while cruising the harbor is available at 1 ~.m. Fridays and Saturdays at 7 p.m . .t Hombfower Dining Yachts, 2431 W. Coast Highway. Newport BeKh. $56.95 per person. Brunch cruises also are available. (949) 631-2469. 2 Monday, July 1, 2002 Fil~ PHOTO I DAJlV Pll.OT Keeping things under control, a Newport Beach police officer takes a party goer i nto custody near 46th Street in West Newport Beach during Fourth of JuJy festivities In 2000. Planning for a party Newport Bea ch :'i July 4lh Task F.tJrce focuses year-round on just one day June Casagrande DAILY P1LOl T hey d<Jn't rc•ally nldk<' hC·d<l- lmes m UecemhN or Jnnuary. thouqh they're toahnq behind the srenes all th<' Sdm<" Th<· West Newprnl Bt•.ic b..JW.y 4th T<10.,k EJ.li <'P m11et<i once c1 n111nth 1•v<•r) n11111Th :vnlh JU!.t oned.~Jn mind lheddy :when, f'vPry yr>ar, ti world of trouble 1 011vPrrJ"" on Wt•st l\J<'wpnr t Bt'd Ch .. WP <.t,1r1t •cl th1-. < urnrn1tt•·e lhrt.>t' y1 •1iro., dlJO <11111 w1>'vP ht•t•n m!'Ctln\j t'VC•ry nl(Jrlth t•Vt•r !.111Cf'," -.ct1d M rtrl)lt' !Jom<'y, d1d1r of lh1• nm1m1t- tec "Wt• nwPt w11h the nty, 1ht" Poli< P l>ept1rtnH'ilt dnd th<· rommu- 111 t• )lht tu d1i.cuss plr1n~ PrJrh yrnr to dPctl with thP r:ourth of .July " T lw 1·01111111111·1•, ,,, t11r1lly d n n ll - WHAT'S AFLOAT . •WHAT'S AFLOAT 1s published periodically If you a<e planning a nautical event, submit' the 1nformat1on to the Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St , Costa Me-.a. CA 92627, by fax to (949) 646 4170, or by e mail to da1/yplfor@la times com HORNBLOWER CRUISES & EVENTS Hornblower offers weekend dinner d c1111,. c1nd Sunc1c1y champagne brunch r ru1c;1,.., on Newport Harbor lhnl <PIPbratc 1111r1gmat1vf• c111s1ne rllld J>d111J11-'l l'd .,('rYICf' 2431 w Coast l llqhwr1y, Suitl' 101 , NPwport Bear h. (~4H) h11 -246!i SAlllNG TEAMS The Balboa Yarhl Club will host Its Dailf-Pilot VOL 96, NO. 182 ~ ... ~ ~~ TONY DOOOIO, !.huot of thP West N ewport Beach Assn , LS dedicated to making West Newport a safe, tu n place to spend lhe Fourth of July "We want it to be d place where people can come to the bedch, whethN you 're a res1dL·nt or d v1-.1tor, .d nrl l.>1• sale dnd hdvP d nirP Fourth of l11ly," Dorney sd1cl < >n Wednesddy, the y1oup rn11tm- UPd what has beronw a trdd1t10n: A 41h ol .July Fomm to lt>l r~·s1dentc; know whdl'S going on dncl what they < nn d o W1•st Nc·wpurt, everyorw knows, 1s -.ummN's unolhc1dl "pMty centrdl" tor lncdls dncl VdCallonf'rs dhkC' The problt>ms -dr unkf>nn<"SS, v1ulenr<" lrd~h t1nd rowdtnf''>S an• all 1011 wpLJ known But If ldsk fcirr«? llll'lll lwrs hdve Lhl•11 wr1y, o.,trdf PCJH'S 101 .lbth dnnual Covl!mur\ Cup. thP "lnlem al.Jonal Race of Young Cham- pwns." in the waters off Newport Beach July 16 through July 21. A total of 12 ydcht club teams of three Junior '>dllurs will partic1pdte m the four day round-rnbm compel1llun t949) 760- 9:17 4 SAlllNG CLASSES Beginning salllng classes geared toward people w ho have never Sdlled or have limited sailing expenence are being offered by the Orange Coast College's School of Sailing and Sea- manship, The hrst cldss wiLJ meet from 9:45 a.m. to I : 15 pm. on Satur- days -July 20, 27, Aug 3, !O and 17 -at OCC's Sailing Center 1n New- port Beach. The sPcond ddss will making West Newport a great place to spend Independence Day will be equally well known. Every year, their approaches to tackling the problem get more ere- • ative. This year, about a half-dozen fdrnilies will open up their West Newport homes to police officers as places where they can use the bath- reom, get a moment's shade and regronp. The task force this year will also hand out gd!bage bags and gloves to residents to help those who want to pitch in keep on top of the trash problem. "We're getting better and better, and smarter and smarter," Dorney s.a1d of the community members and officials w ho work on the task force. "I really feel good about what we've done• this yet1r." meet d unng the same hours on Sun- days -July 2 1, 28, Aug. 4, 11 and 18 . Registration 1s $99. The center is at 1801 W Coast Highway. (949) 645- H412 Sailboat rentals and private lessons are available at Marina Sailing m the Balboa Fun Zone. Advanced d asses include navigation. big boat. power- boat, introduction to heavy weather and first-mate inst.ruction. (949) 673- 7763; the Blue Dolphin Sailing Club, (949) 644-2525; or Lido Sailing Oub, (949) 675-0827. Sailing Fasdnatton offers classes ln boating safety and sailing, year-round for people with disabilities. Free. (949) 640-1678. _,.lwleoe, Alt Olr.ao< (~9) 574-01• READERS HOTLINE (949) 642-6086 right. 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Hews "49) 642·5680 Spans (949) 57~3 Hews Fu (949) ~170 Spot1I Fax (Mt) 65()..()170 E-mell: cM~dmls.com MelnOfflce . '""'*' Offb (Mt) M2-4J.Jt 1"9inllll F• (Ml) Ot-71M Mlllllwd .. ""* C-.nlty .... a~ llf h 1A11 MIMI.,.._ ___ ;')I...,.._. Boating's the bf_?st way to spend a day A hoy. Boating is the No. 1 way to spend quality family time, according to a . national survey conducted m May by the Recreational Boat- ing and Fishing Foundation .. A swprising 35% of Amen- can adults responded that boating and fishing top the list and are followed by: playing team sports at 21 %; watching television at 18%; going to the movies at 16%; and playing computer games at 4 %. Of those surveyed, 90% believe that their stress level is reduced and 87% feel a very positive effect on family relationships by boating and fishing. The survey asked adults nationwide what leisure activity is the best way to spend quality family time. The survey shows that people are participating in outdoor activities and that people love to be close to nature. Boating and fishing outranked other sports such as goll and tennis, and it is estimated that more than half of the respondents had been boating in the last two years. I think that boating in general is coming out of ado- lescence, shedding the old beliefs that you must leave all the comforts of home at the docks and only the very wealthy can afford a boat with yacht club membership. The boat designers have for years ignored women and comfort, unlike the home designers who have for years designed for comfort and the one in the family with the veto pow~r. Luxury. homelike furnish- ings -without breaking the piggy bank -are very apparent in the new boat models that have something to appeal to everyone in the family with satellite 1V to the microwave to the fishing cockpit. The trend for years has been shifting from sail- boats to powerboats because of the luxury afforded by the layout of most powerboats. However, the sailing industry has made remark- able strides to reverse the trend with well-appointed vessels and the decrease in the labor of love of recre- ational sailing. High-tech.is reaching into the yachts, too, with Cat 5 computer network cabling now replacing the standard cabling, allowing an easier interlacing of electronics. Internet and e-mail access speeds are becorrung more popular as access prices come down and the uplink speeds increase. This allows you to stay in touch with the world or work as you cruise the coast- line, vtondering what lies ahead at your next anchorage. Our harbors have seen the impact of the popularity of boat ownership as the supply and demand have increased slip rental prices to an all- time high. Marinas usually follow a standard design guideline when determining Mike Whtteheod .fffE HARBOR COLUMN the size and quantity 01 slip:. to build out. The new trend that I thmk will start being reflected in lhr • gtridelines is to increase U1e standard of vessel size. I ani noticing that boat buyers arE< making the-jttmp up in ves'*I length as the price points do not differ that greatly. Addi- tionally, a larger boat offers more space to indude fnencl~ and allow more comforts ot home to be at your fingertip' There will always be th<' difference of opinion between those who want access and the use of the waterways and those who want to limit access to the waterways. I am excited that boat1ny._, is the most popular family recreational activity, and th111 in Southern California, with our mild climate, boatiny 1s t1 year-round family activity Studies have shown thc11 boaters are the least likely 111 pollute or harm the water- ways since they have first- hand and vested interest~ 111 the water quality. Fourth of July week I!> here, so enjoy and be salf• out there. INSURANCE CHANGES The Longshore & Harhm Worker's C ompensation Art enacted in 1927 was never intended to affect the recn· ational vessel servicing industry like the ones in Newport Harbor with the additional burden of ex tr11 insurance coverage. The act states that anyo111 servicing vessels 65 feet clrld over on the navigable wc1t•11' of the U.S. must hdve arld1- llonaJ insurance that 1!. typ1· cally two or three llmcs tlw cost of regular worker's mm· pensation insurance. Finally, Ric Keller (R-fl11 1 has introduced the Recre- ational Marine Employmcnl Act to exempt recreationc1I vessel service businesse<i from this antiquated act :nus will take the excess I\•· burden oH lhe small bu:,1· nesses that make up Uw majority of this service indu-.· try, and most local businel-.0.,1·~ are probably not even awrirP of this law. Tell your representauve t<i support Keller's efforts. Safe voyages. • MtKE WHITEHEAD Is the Pilot's boating and harbor columnist. Send him your harbor and marlne·related thou?.hts and story suggestions via e-mail to Mik@OBoathOuseTV.com or Boathou~TV.com. . SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST As usual, the week will kick off as every day does, with early m<>f'nlng fog and low douds fol- low.d by mostf9 sunny skies. Highs will hit about n In Costa ~~the low 70s In New- port leech, thougn the ca.st will 1-t • bit cooler. Lows will be ebout 60. T!'I rest of the Wffk looks like • ,...et. Lool(lng ah.ad to lndlpellden(e Dey, the high loolf to be • bit cooler than ~with the same ........... a: www.nws.noaa.gov. • Out farther, the westerly winds will blow 10 to 15 knots, with combined seas of 5 to 8 feet. Thi1 evening will be the same, with 2-to 4-foot waves and a northwest sw.11 of 4 to 6 feet. SURF rt. southwest energy will bedt down today. l'ftUltlng In mostly knee-to welst-highs. The rest of the w.tt looks the s.tme thus far, though It m.ty pldt up by Friday. ....... lty: WWW...,,,,,.f.Ofg. ' ' Daily Pilot COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW On The AGENDA SOllR·llVING CERTIFICATION The City Council will consider adding one more weapon In its limited arsenal against some prob· lematic sober-living homes tonight as council members review a coun- ty program designed to monitor the clean-living environments. The county certification pro· gram -four years In the making -was developed by a multi-Juris· tictional task force In hopes that It will help officials more closely monitor sober-living facilities. The Board of Supervisors approved the Orange County Adult A lcohol and Drug Sober Liv- ing Facilit ies Certification Process in December and It is scheduled to take place In October, officials said. Some of the recommended guidelines outlined In the county's program Include specific require- ments regarding staff, admission, intake, building and grounds, monitoring, review and a "good neighbor" policy. The Costa Mesa Planning Com· mission wholeheartedly endorsed the guidelines, saying the program would benefit everyone involved. WHAT TO EXPECT: The city has taken an aggressive stance against a number of group FANS CONTINUED FROM 1 to a garage -provid~d it was cov- ered with an acceptable cover - or in a yard area that was screened by a six-foot high wall or fence, a staff report states. New codes passed in 2000 banned those options and made it legal to store an inoperable vehicle only in a garage or another enclosed building. When minor revisions to other parts of the same property mainte- homes It viewed as problematk and the council ls expected to echo that sentiment by overwhelming sup- porting the certification program. AVllMORI TERRACE VIEWS The proposed two-story addi- t ion on Aviemore Terrace that spar~ed widespread neighborhood opposition, a posslQle view ordi- nance and subsequent Infighting among city leaders wlll come before t,he City Council tonight for another go around. , John Clark, the owner of a home in the 1100 block of Avlemore Terrace, has been asking to build a second-floor master suite and expand the ground floor for a breakfast nook, kit~hen and study and his request ke~ps get· ting kicked from government enti- ty to government entity. • In February, the city zoning administrator approved the addi- tion of second story to a home on Aviemore Terrace, as well as the expansion of the ground floor. According to a staff report, the proposed change required a cevlew because it called for a 1, 154-square-foot master bedroom suite on the top floor and the city needed to ensure the "remodel ['fJas] compatible with Its neighbor- hood. ff C"ouncllman Chris Steel appealed the zoning administra- tor's decl'1Qn and br~ht It.in front of the City Council. Council members voted to transfer it to / nance code came before the City Council in March 2002, Monahan asked the Plaruling Comm.inion to review the law and consider lessen· ing the restrictions. In May, planning commissioners v6Ted unanimously to uphold exilt- lng property maintenance require- ments, which mandate that inoper· able vehicles be stored in an ~enclosed buildin9 • -most likely a garage. -Plannfng Commis1ion Chairwoman Katrina Poley said she was responding to community feedl;>ack that junky, inoperable cars make horrible eyesoret and drtve down the appearance of the Tio. "-:upunclure Worl&• •I '' ' q •'' • 'I I I II I 1,1,, I • I ! , the Planning CommlJSlon. Plan· nlng commissioners reluctantly • approved the addltJon -sayln~ there was no city code prohibiting it -and also asked planning staff to look Into the possibility of an ordinance that would protect homeowners views. ,,. Councilman Gary Monahan appealed the commission's action to review a "vlew ordinance," saying the commission overstepped its bounds as an advisory committee. Furthermore, Steel also appealed the commission's general approval of the project, which, once again, brings the second-story addition on Avlemore Terrace before the council. WHAT TO EXPECT: ~ A large crowd of residents pleading for officials to save their ocean views. The council's action, at this point is unpredictable. The only consistent thing about this Issue is the fact that no one seems to be able to agree. RAYMOND AVENUE CLOSURE The council will review a pro- posal to convert· a portiori of Ray· mond Avenue to a one-way street to minimize the negative effects of cut-through traffic on the East- side. City traffic officials recommend the council approve a on~way street In the southbound direction ~~·C~ri!!-a StMet-am~ 17th Place. Because of an increase in com- neighborhood. Sandi Benson, chief of code enforcement,~ bas said inoperative cars can be an eyesore and are the basis of many complaints to her department. Cars that have sat 1n a drtveway for a long time, have flat tires, cobwebs or are up on blockL contribute to blight in the commu- nlty, she said. . Benson also defended the ~ck ya.rd enforcement provision, saying if a car can be seen from a second- story window, it is technically in public view. Monahan agrees that junky cars sitting in d.rtveways are ugly but When You Need Someone To Talk To For Answers And Help tAduh. Ju•cnilc, Felon). Misdemeanor) £(0)(0)£ '" • MIO: c:m. Mete Oty Council . --= 6:l0 p.m. llOnlght. • •••: Coundt O\lmbtn at Qty HalL 77 fair Dtlw ·-: 014) 754-5223 merclal use on 17th Street - which runs parallel to Cabrlllo and 17th Place -many cars have been using Raymond Avenue and Cabrlllo street to avoid busy traffic spots on the main thorougtif are, a staff report outlined. . Residents on cabrlllo have com· plained about the number of cars traveling down their otherwise qui- et residential street and asked to city to create a change. The one- way designation would allow traf- fic from the residential portion of the Eastslde to travel south on Ray· mond to access the commercial portion of 17th Street but would not permit returning traffic beyond 17th Place, the report read. The report also suggested speed "humps" -smaller version of speed bumps -for 17th Place to reduce speed. WHAT TO EXPECT: The couodJ Is expected to approve the one-way street and corresponding speed "humps." ,, -Compiled by Lolita H•rper argues an ordinance can be written. to specifically target those cars and. not punish car enthusiasts who have project cars, which may or 1n:!Y not run. An inoperative vehicle ts defined as •mechanic.ally inca- pable of being driven• or prohibit-· ed from being operated on a public 1treet for reasons relating to apired license plates, registration or equipment, according to a staff report. • LOUTA HAllPIR covers Coste Mesa. She may be reached It (949) 574-4275 or by e- mell at lollt•.harperOlttlrMs.com. .. ... 111111 IC"' No more • sweating · on the city's time I f you're a former Newport Beach employM who'• bMn enjoying the perkl of ~ West Newpon Beach Commu· nity Center longer than you should have, you can JdM your firm gluts goodbye. For years, the lign·in lbMt ~r the workout room bu been pretty much ignored. All the • whlle, former employees who · have moved on to greenc pu· tures could still be Ul1ng 'tbe. room that's only for cummt and retired city staff. That'• because no one has thought to change the locks. All that's about to change. As part of a plan to replace old workout equipment and give the place an overall upgrade, city staff will also probably change the locks and find a ·· new w ay to keep track of who's t:_ coming and golng. Consider your license to sweat officially revoked.' REMEMBER THE CHEERLEADERS? Who doesn't? But if you've managed to forget the Newport Harbor High controveny, you've got a chance to remem- ber it all. • The HBO show, "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel,• will focus on the who's on, who's off • story. And Pilot c.o~umnist Byron de Arakal even makes an appearance. The schedule to watch - or avoid-is: July 3: HBO-East 10 a.m . .., and 5 p.m. HBO-West 1 p.m. and 8 p.m. · July 7: HBO-East 7:15 a.m. HBO-West 10:15 a.m. July 9: HBO-East 11 a.m. HBO-West 2 p.m . . 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I • Enutet miy be plckLd up at the AdmiailUadoa Oflim. ~.July 29 from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. I (Plea11 Print) , Name: Ap::-......,...., ..... _ ....... ~ Ap Group1 Pleue Circle One I 9· 11 , 'Addr.:-----_...,;,;----~-~~~lml!', HomePhonc--....;._... ..... _.....-;:.illllliii~~~__;;.;;..:..""-""'!'~~"-!--~~--............. ~---.-....-....-.. •• ........ ~ -----~-----~ .... ,/ . . . . ' . 4 Monday, July 1, 2002 POLICE FILES COSTA MISA It • ._ ;,... llN.t: A woman ~ ln"ftted on suspicion of url- natlna In publk In the 200 block at 4:10 a.m. s.tuns.y. • GovlftW' llr..e: A man was arrested on suspklon of grand theft auto In the 800 bloc.k at 6:02 p.m. ~· • PUBLIC SAf ETY • Newport c..... °""I.-: A forgety w.s repot19d In the 600 blodt at 3:13 p.m. ~. • Oc:Mn Proftt w.t: A vanct.J. Ism was reported In the 2800 blodc at 2:52 a.m. SUndey. • SM ........ IO"""'* llle- gal peddling was rwported In the 400 block at 4:25 p.m. Saturdey. • ~ Drtvr. Illegal fir• works were reported in the 5500 block at 10:34 p.m. ,Sat\.lrday. • BRIEFLY IN THI NEWS . -..-.1ou1w ... end lalt Wllloft StNft: A 20-year- old man was arrested on suspi- cion of c.arrylng a lo.ded firearm In public. possessing a switch blade knife and possessing marl· ~= ~~~~i~ . Lifeguards rescue was arrested on suspicion of pet-nearly 300 ty theft In the 900 block at 11 :38 p.m. Saturday. • IWllftor Aw: A man was arrested on suspkioo of being drunk In publk In the 1700 block at 2:57 a.m. Sunday. NEWPORT IEACH • 211t Str..t ~ .. lbcNi 9oulevwd w.t: Petty theft was reported at 1 :59 a.m. Sun- dey. • ..,,...._ Clrde: A battery was reported in ttle 500 block at 4:29 a.m.Su~y. • Iris Avenue: A party d1stur· bance was reported in the 700 block at 10:54 p.m. Saturday With a deceiving surf, Newport Beach . lifeguards kept fairly busy rescuing swimmers and trying to prevent serious injuries over the weekend. After sending two swim- mers to Hoag Hospital on Sunday for precautionary reasons relating to possible spinal injuries, Llfeguard Capt. Jim Turner said the surf often deceives swinuners, body boarders and surfers. Saturday's 3-to 5-foot ~. ·.{~ ~ ---Established 1n 1962 --- !lest .l/11rti11i ~ /11 ( h1111gc Co1111~}' Steaks •seafood • Cocktails •••Quality Service••• ... Ni d Eotcrta.inmcnr-•• ~ I ... . , ... , ,.,,. ,, •. ,,, , .• ,,, •. ,, ( ~11 (949) 646-7 9 ·'14 l<1'>'5 ln·int' A•c .. I '"'" \ln.1 B.u •"" upt II II I HI l>inuLr i4 ~·r~l",I ~1011 \Jt lr•11u-, \0 . . surf led to 172 rescues, exceeding an average day by more than 120. Sundays 2-to 4-foot surf led to about 100. While those figures may stand out as significant, Turner said that they pale in oompari.son to their one- time high of about 700 res- cues in one day. · Swimming or surfing over the falls of the waves, diving into the waves in shallow wate.r or diving off the jetties, he aald, remain the three primary sources of spinal injury at the beach. And as the surf and warm weather continue to bring beach goers, it will also continue to bring potential injury, he said. To avoid getting· hurt people must remember what they've been taught about ocean safety and not forget to protect themselves by keeping their hands in front of themselves at all times, Turner Mid. Similar weather and surf conditions are expected for the Fourth of July weekend. PLUG IN Plug into the Pilo1 Classified section to find services from electronKS and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. Nf'M'Ol!T l!ACH • COllA MB4 Stull Check out our - ·Lunch Menu· Available l 1;30-3:30 PM T170...1'ew IOOLPROOF "YOO QlJE PAKr Pick up any of our buckdalipaks, }to(>ked & heat It up on It takes 10 u and you're the HEROI S elling Out To Tit• 8a W•ll• llerc ltandlse•Dlspl•Y••FIJffu,...••11ulpment .. EVERYTHING NOW .f . . . . "\ lEMPtE· . CONTINUED FROM 1 At compari.lon, the store- front of the Corona dal Mar Plaza 11 45 PTC, the intertor showroom wall of Pletcher Jones Motor Can 11 22 and the eJltry monument at the Fashioll laland Pylom ls •o. Temple planners didn't have to make any of these changes, the original color and lighting were already well within dty guldeUnes. Nor did they have to foot the cost of hiring a St75·an-bour crane to stand on the site for a week to give residents a visual understanding of how tall the steeple will be. But the Mormons are real- ly eager to be liked by their Newport Beach neighbors. And, perhaps more impor- tant, such concessions could persuade residents to con- cede on the one point on which church planners just won't budge: the spire. 'A point that won't be compromised The 17,500-square-foot temple adjacent to the church's existing stake cen- ter on Bonita Canyon Drive, as planned, will be topped by a 121-foot steeple that in turn will be topped by a golden angel statue, bring- ing the height to nearly 124 feet. City standards for the area place a 50:foot height limit on new structures, but the Planning Commission can grant a permit to exceed the height limit. City guide- lines favor churches over other buildings when con- sidering such permits -it is standard to say yes. But the temple has brought enough controversy that city staff thought it was necessary to hire an environ- mental consulting firm to look at the project. Tlie con- sultants had a tricky task. Unlike the cut-and-dried issues these consultants often measure -things like traffic, parking, air quality GIVERS . CONTINUED FROM 1 specifically for the city's vol- unteers. Many of the people attending the event agreed that it served an Dnportant purpose. •I think volunteers are the heart of the community,. said Mayor Unda Dixon. "They make such a differ- ence and I think this (event] is a wonderful opportunity to acknowledge them.· Councilwoman Karen Robinson, who serves as the council liaison to the com- mittee, agrees. "I am thrilled that we are recognizing the volunteers of the city because they do so much.• she said. •They pro- vide such a personal touch for the residents.• With various volunteer committees such as the Child Care and Youth Com- NEWSROOM CONTINUED FROM 1 amendment clearly says, ·Congress shall make no law respecting the establish- ment of religion.• When Congress inserted the phrase "under God• into the pledge in 1954, it's hard / to argue that it did not '-.establish something reli- gious, you must admit. Still, this is 2002. Multiple religions are practiced freely tn the Unit- ed States and atheists are free to believe as they will, much as the Pounding Fathers intended. further, as we are all in need of a boost following the terrorist atteckt on our nation lut September, tbe rullng could not have come at a more inopportune moment in hlltory. Detplte Newdow'1 com- plaints, lt'• bard to imagine how two little words could make one man so uncom- fortable that he would quit hit Job and.aount e legal , campetqn to eliminate them. But that's what he's done. Mavbe,lmtee.d,be . tbou1d Juat coumel hit deughter to •kip tbOM oGedJng wordl wben the redtal the~. Tbet ....... 1ot...,1oma .._ lnpMlng lill wll oa . . .. 'Oalty PilOt and soil issues -th• temple study was mostly abo~t looka. Environmental firm I.SA A11ociate1 focused mainly on the vtlUa1 effectt of the ateeple and the overall look of tbe building. Though one could argue they were attempting to measure something that's in the eye of the beholder, no one could accuse them of not being thorough. The enVironmental report includes computer-generat- ed images of what the tem- ple will look like from 15 dif- ferent vantage points near- by. Any neighbors who want to know how much of their ·View will be dominated by the steeple needs only to flip through th.e report to see images projected for the immediate future and 10 years from now, when trees will further obscure the spire. . The images came from photos that were taken when a crane was was parked on the site to show neighbors bow tall the steeple would be. Surveyors took pictures of the crane from surrounding neighbor- hoods. Then, using comput- ers, they inserted an image of the temple. The consultants also looked closely at the lights on the building, the traffic it would generate, the effects of the building on air and water quality, property val- ues and some other factors. Their contlusion: • ... the pro- posed project will not result in significant impacts. w A closely watched ending In fact, as church planners have emphasized, the pro- ject also will bring some benefits. Gardens on the 8 1/2-acre site will include a waterfall and benches and will be open to the public. Planners have also tried to paint the project as a thing of beauty that will therefore benefit residents. But the biggest concern of mittee, the Advisory Com- Jllittee for Teens. and the Ubrary Study Committee, just to name a few, both resi- dents and nonresidents can devote their time to all aspects of city involvement. •So many things need to be done for the dty, • said Karen Ursini, a Costa Mesa business owner and former 30-year resident of Costa Mesa. "It's nice to volunteer on the city level." Ursini bas volunteered for the Child Care and Youth Committee for nearly s:j.x years, continuing her efforts in updating a Costa Mesa activity brochure. The for- mer school teacher plans to continue her service. #We just want to help the dty c.onstanUy with any- thing," 1he said. •1 think everyone needs to do some- thing to help sodety at large and this is something that I can do." Ursini is not the only one who feels a need to help. ' the majority of those in the U.S. who, according to polls I've read, believe in some sort of supreme being. Regardless, the next time you're cursing this man for bis actions, remember that he's just practicing those rights that make our country stand out and tall among other nations. It's our right to disagree and tell him so also. But no matter how wrong we think be ls, al.so remem- ber as Old Glory is flying and the fireworks are streaming across the sky Thursday that it's the abWty for people like Newdow to have distent that makes this such a great country and the reuon we celebrate the day. Happy Independence Day everyone. N~OOM CHANGES I'd like to mention o few changes that have taken place here tn the Daily Pilot newsroom. Plnt, we ~· two new · additions to tlie ~ ii newt auiltant Curlllo. CanWo grew t.ap in a.ta Meu and ii • NClllt gr.du. ••a«~~ in~SMWllb9hala· dllna .... °' .. ....... weUJ., ............ .,. ... tillglied IO a ... loail INl6- ..._beat tbtil~altli4 Our_. ........ those opposed to the project will remain unchanged. Weatherford Clayton, presi- dent of the church's ~Ung stake center in Newport Beach, said that only the · church's president in Salt Lake City bu the power to change the steeple height. It's a touchy subject. Church members say the steeple has a special rellg1out signifi- cance. Pwther. the church offidals who make the plans are believed to be dl'rected by God in their dedslon making. Therefore, they believe, the predete.rmined steeple height is .divinely inspired. Whether or not it is acceptable, though, could be determined in the next month and a ball. During the public review period, resi- dents can · contest the report's findings. But this is not an opportunity for peo- ple to register their feelings on the subject. The public review period is just to make official the environmental document. The only input that will cany much weight during this part of the process is evidence that solidly refutes the consul- tants' findings or conclu- sions. Residents will continue to have the chance to' share any feelings or opinions on the process at any time, and their comments could factor heavily into the Planning Commission's upcoming decision. The dty's Environmental Quality Affairs Committee has created a subcommittee to go over the temple report and possibly form an opinion on the project. City Councilman John Heffernan, whose district includes the temple site, bas . said the project is one of the most important issues to res- idents in the area. ·ru be watching this very closely," Heffernan said. • JUNE CASAGltAHDI covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be re~ at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.casagrandeOlatltMJ.com. In fact, the Neighborhood Community Center was filled with people just like her. •community service is my passion and I really love the Newport-Mesa area,• said 17-year-old Undsay Freeman, who is a member of the Advisory Committee for Teens. "'You know you've accomplished something when you see the effect it bas on other people's lives that really need it.• While each volunteer donates their time to give what they can to the dty, they also seem to acquire something in the process. •You notice (your work] a lot more when it's in your city,• said 16-year-old K.ad Poster, who ls also a member of the teen committee. "You feel re~y good about your- self.• • oaumNI CAIUULLO Is the news assistant. She may be reached at (949) 574-4298 Of by .mall at christlne. carrllloO,.tJmacom. news editor Lort Anclenon. Anderson is a recent jour- nalism graduate from Cal State rWlerton, where she also worked as a teachlng assistant before c.oming aboard befe. She's a talent- ed and artistic page design· t;r and will also.help in the · copy editing duties. • Also, we have lhifted some of the responsibWties among reporters and have moved the John Wayne Air- port beat to veteran Jane Cuaurande, who will con- tinue covering Newport Beach City Hall aa well. Pa11l Citatoa, who for- merly covered John Wayne, will expend his politicel and environmental beat cover- age. contrtbuUng al90 to our litter papen in flunUDgton and Laquna beech•. finally, on e pel'IODal note, I up pleued to announce that ~U:. aDd COW1I rep>rter llmatla deliv.r.ct • healthy baby bOy at 2:30 a.a Pit· day. IJttle Vara ....... poaible futUN Joa.mdlt. ii &·pouDda, 10 OUDCll, ..... botb-lle and bil mam .. tn good beallla. we blar. ~ ..... , 7 , QUOIE OF 1'-DAY • Por my brother and I, growing . up on Lido Isle in the 15011 was like Tom Sawyer~ Island ... " Roba.n.,........ D•lly Pilot Hall of Farner· ' ., .. Daily Pilot 5pom lcllor Roger Carlson • 949~7 4-4223 • Spam Fax: 949-650-0170 Monday, July 1, ~ PHOTOS SY CRYSTAL l.AUOERDALE I DAll.Y PILOT Pitcher Andrew Silva prepares to deliver to the plate for NBLL American Majon Division All-Stan. Newport on the brink NBLL American .·Majors All-Stars look to rebound from 7 -0 first-round setback. aryce Alderton DAILY PILOT ""tkVINB -At least the Newport Beach Amerlcap tittle League Majon DtvkioD All-Stars ~ l~k. forward to playing in another game this season. Thu. the beauty of double- eltmtnatton tournaments, u Newport Beach wlll try to rebound from Satwday'1 7 ·0 1011 to Rancho Niguel at Hicks Canyon Park and prepare for 1t1 next game at 7:30 p.m. WedDesday in the District 55 Toumamenl Newport Beach will face either Rancho Santa Margarita or Viejo/Laguna Beach. Rancho Niguel scored three runs (all unearned) in the first and adsfed three more in the second to build an inswmountable 6-0 lead: ·ne errors killed us in the first two innings,• said Newport Beach Manager Fred Silva. •0own six runs, we were sort of shellshocked. We had the pregame jitters of coming to a new field, concern about the unknown.• Newport Beach committed three costly erron in the first and had four passed balls, which allowed Rancho Niguel J'UllDeIS to advance into scoring position. naWng, 3-0, in the bottom of the first, Newport Beach leadott hitter Mitch Sands and the next batter, Nick Freeman, walked, bringing up.Joe Eberhard. Bberbard hit a bullet that second baseman Mychael Harbin caught IDCbel above the dirt and~ threw to first ba..tteJMn Logan Lee, who then threw to shortstop Zack Luther at Newport'• DeWl Kelly amothen ball u Rancho Niguel e llldN Into MCOnd In Rancho Niguel'• 7-0 first-round triumph: '" second bue for a triple piety. Newport Beach had at least one runner ori in all six innings, but grounded into an 'inning-ending double play in the second, and twice grounded into fielder's choice force outs at second bale to stop any scoring chances. "We Just didn't put the ball in play,• Silva said. •ney were thinking and we weren't They pitchedy.rell enough to get us swinging at balls in the dirt.• Morgan Wllliamson and Josh Lee stopped many balls from rolling to the 1 back.stop, which pleased Rancho Nlguel MJDager Ed Lutl)er. M (They) did a great job bloclcing balls in the dirt,• Luther said. •nere•s all kinds of room between home plate and the backstop where iimnen can take one or two ba¥!S and score if you're not blocldng the ball. Newport Beach is a good team. We were fortunate to come out on top.• Pour Rancho Niguel pitchers combined to give up three hits, with eight strikeouts and fow-walks. But after Rancho Niguel scored its final run in the third, a leadotf home run by Michael Nadel, Newport Beach pitching settled down. Patrick Brennan took the the hill and allowed ·no rum on one hit while walking one and striking out one. Newport's defense also shook off some early butterflies, as shortstop Eberhard and third bueman Freeman caughfback-to-bact line drives in the fourth and center fielder Mitch Sands caught two Oy balls fn the second and fifth innings. Eberhard was 2 for 3 and Andrew Silva added the third Newport hit Three of Rancho Niguel's first four hitters' reached base and scored in the first, but Josh Lee was the only one who scored after a hit. Rancho Niguel hitters pounded four hits in the second, getting con- tributions from Ryan Birkinshaw, who singled and scored, and Stephen Ferguson, who singled in a run and scored. Morgan Williamson ·had an RBI triple to right Held in the third and finished with two RBis and scored twice. Harbin waa 2 for 4 with two singles and two RBJJ. 1\vo yean ago, SJlva coached the 9- and 10-yea.r-old All-Stan that won seven straight games after dropping the first one, so be is optimistic about his team's chances. •Nothing ii impossible. l think we · have a lot of talent on this team and we just need to execute.• JUNIOR TENNIS ROB c GHAM .Newport Harbor He captured Sailors' only CIF doubles title. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT E veil though Newport Harbor High bad been around since 1930, the school didn't win any CIP Southern Section championships until the 1960s. And, like the first of anything, winning the school's first CIF title in boys tennis in the ..spring of 1967 was extra sweet for then- freshman Rob C unningham, who grew up with a bunch of Lido Isle tennis hounds. •our tennis team was the first team to win CIP, then, real soon, water polo was right behind us,• Cunningham said, referring to the Sailors' boys w~ter polo champi- onship in the fall of '67, its first of 11 CIP titles under Coach Bill Barnett. Cunningham, who played No. 3 singles for Coach Maurice Gerard's Pirates, behind Rosetti and Mike Caro, beat his teammates in the Southern California final in San Diego (Caro) and state final in Northern California (Rosetti). . •I guess l must have come on at the end of the year,• said Cunningham, the only Orange Coast tennis player ever to be voted OCC Male Athlete of the Year ('71). At Arizona, Cunningham and his brother, Lawrie, reached the NCAA Round of 16 in doubles. Lawrie Cunningham, a Vietnam veteran, was awarded a tennis scholarship to Arizona after his term in the U.S. Navy. ·we bad an opening there at Arizona and I convinced the coaches that my brother could play,• Rob Cunningham said .• •we played No. 2 doubles and never lost a match in the (Western Athletic Conference).• Known as Robbie throughout his early yean, Cunningham Cunningham felt fortunate to letter on Coach Wayne Horowitz's '67 tennis team, which featured Jim Ogle and defeated Santa Monlca in the~ ending the Vikings' then;miprfb!-· ~ented streak of five straJimfCIP titles. ·u was tough lettering my freshman year,• said Cunningham, who became one of the most decorated players in Newport Harbor and Orange Coast College history, before earning a tennis scholarship to the University of Arizona. As a senior, Cunningham captured the CIP doubles cham- pionship with teammate Glenn Cripe in 1970 -still Newport Harbor's only CIP doubles title. Cunningham, Cripe and Bob Ogle were the keys to the Sailors' second CIP team title in '10, after two years of playing bridesmaid to Rolling Hills. Coach Pat Wilson's Sailors remained a CIP power through 1974. Cunningham and C,rlpe • also won the 1970 doubles title at the Ojai Valley Tennis To\fmament: • After NeWport Harbor, Cunningham played one Mason ·at OCC e.nd domillated the community college men's tennis scene, winning every title pdssible, including the state singles championship. Cunningham, the South Coast Conference and Southern CaWornia singles champion in 1971, also claimed another Ojai doubles tiUe that yeaf with Art Rosetti. The big·s~gh~ who also neuerM!Ot.atngles • match jn the W~three yearirF enjoyed a posf·c~ate :..: tournament at lbe 1974 Adopttoa.: Guild in Newport Be~ch, ;- winning the men's open doublet"' title with his bro.ther. Pour years later, be won the Adoption Guild mixed open title with Betty Ann Stuart. Born in Whittier in 1951, Cunningham and bis family moved to Lido Isle in '53. •For my brother and l, growing up on Lido Isle in the '50s was Uk.a Tom Sawyer's Island,• be said. •Linda Isle wu just a sandbar. We'd motor on over to the sandbar and hunt lizards in ow sabots.• These days, Cunningham, his brother and his sister, Sue, operate the Newport Beach· based family businea. Cunningham's company, DL Cunningham, Inc.~.supplies plants and materials to golf • courses, community develop- m~nts and model home. Recently, the companf ..ftpJJM• tl trees and shrubs \o the golf coune at Shady Canyon. Cunningham, tbelatest honoree in the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, lives in Laguna Niguel witll his wife, Barbua, and three children: Evan, his 17- year-old son and Dana HUlt tennis player, and daughters Sara, 14, and Tena, 11. :GlatCh denied sectit;)~al singles .. crown~ again , Newpoi1 Beach standout •vows to teep plugging :attar Mello ralliel to c]aim :gidl 141 championship. I -....,,,.. = !OM.v"'°' ' ,. ' • I ' t & I I o • o I • I f Dal Piiot • 1 Stehilierg sj>eakiDg tonJght at Whittier Law School . Amateur tournaments· set Saturday COSTA MBSA • Nored tp0rtl attorney Leigh &1mnberg will 1peak on b1a We, CIJ'Ml' and beat-MWng book, 1tW1n.nlng Wlth Integrity: Getting What You're Worth Wltb· O\U.SelliDg Your Soul,• toftlOht at 7 tn Clau~m 1 7 at Whittier Law School Jn Cotta Meaa. . Steinb4p'g ha.I 2.5 yean ot 1port1 • b\111nQ1 u:perlenc. and ta the foundtng partner ol Steinberg & Moor.S,. a law firm NJRHDdng !DON than 1~ hlgb-proftle profet· Ilona! athletel. He ii UC> the cha1rman and CBO of Auante Enterprt.MI, a mul- ti-bW1on-dollar Canadian wealth management fl.rm that' handles IDandaJ matMl'a fol dlenta IUcb U 'Ram CruiM .-us David Lell8!1JWl, Steinberg tnAltl that each clt8nt punue a philanthropic endeavor, lndudlng proJectl ln b1I cllents' bometowm, high ICbooll, un1¥ft· tie1 and national cbartties and foun· dationa, to which bil cllentl have donated more than $70 mllllon. CORON.\ DBL MAR • Coed two- penon aipateur beach volleyball to,ur- namenta ln four diviliona are acbeduled July 6 at Corone de1 Mar State Beach. The entry fee ii S30 per team, but all entrant. must be memben ot AVPNut, the tournaments' aanctloning body. Yearly AVPNext memberlbip it S10. Bnlrenll mayp;•eglllllr er Ngills the day d tbe .wnt. begbvdng'at 9:15 a.m. Competition in AA. A. B and u.nrat· ed dMaiona II ecbeduled to be oftend. Check~ for prengtatered entrants ii from 9:30-9:45 a.m. For lnformation, nifer to www. voa.y. ball.Jwarp.com or phone (582) 987..3330. Ii Gilli... .. WI' .... 1==~~~= -..... ii ....... .. Liiit.... .. ..... ii ·--.... .. llgll ......... ..... "*'- llOTICl lO cmnOISOf MUSAll ucc Sec. '105 'Sec. 6104 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th1t • bulll Hie la 1bovt to b• mecle, Thi n1m1(1), bu1ln111 •d· dr111(11) of the Sell· er(a), l1/1re: KAOS CLOTHINGINTERNA· TIONAL, INC .•• C1Hlor· nl• corpotttlon. 141 B Wnt McKn laht Wey, Gren Velley. CA 95949 end 31 B11con Bey, ;:;ggort Buch, CA Doln1 Bu1ln111 11: KAOS CLOTHING COM· PANY All other bualn•n n1m1(1 ) a nd •d· draH(H) UHd by the Sellar(•) within the put thrat yura, n 1t1t1d by tht S1llar(1), la/ere: NONE Th• neme(s ) end eddrns of th• Buy11{s) la/are Robert L. Brown 1nd RH J Brown.· P.O. Boa 393, Chlu10 Perl, CA95712 The 1111t1 b1in1 ac>ld ere 11n1reUy described es. DESCRIPTION: THE ASSETS OF A CERTAIN retell clothln1 buslnna known es KAOS CLOTHING COMPANY end ere loceted et: 1'1 B West McKnl1ht Wey, Gress Velley, CA 959'9 Th• bulk 1111 11 In· tended to be con1um· meted 11 th9 office ot: C1llfornl1 l end Tltl• Compeny of N1ved1 County end the entlcl· p1t1d Hit d1t1 11 July 22. 2002. lh• bulll Hit 11 sub· i•ct to C1llforni1 Uni· form Commerclel Code Section 6106.2, Yu The n1m1 1nd ·~ of th• per1on with whom • cl1lm1 m1y be llled la; C1lllornl1 l and Tiii• Comp1ny of N1ved1 County, 167 South Auburn StrHt. Suite 2, Gren Valley. CA 959411 end 1111 l11t dett for Illini cle lms by 1ny creditor• shell be July 19. 2002 which la th• buslneu d1y before ~ u l• d1t1d apeclfled 1bov1. Oeted· 11·211·02 BUYt:R(S): 1•1 •.i..rt l. lr•- /1/ •ff J. lreww Publl1h1d Newport B11ch·Co1t1 M111 Dally Piiot July l, 2002 •12394 M424 TtllUsAHut YOUR GWGESAUI II CLASSIFIED 949 642-5671 I ..... MIKMCIOI Hetlee 1t~t111 lvtn ttl.tt tlle u ,,.., NII It "IJIL1C UCTION JULY 15, 2002 AT 11:00 A.M.1t Al.LU ACE IM4 HAMIL TOH AYl· NU£ HUNTINGTON IEACH, CA '2Me·7007 uld 1uctlon wlll b• 111141 J>U'9Ulnt to MC• tlort1 21701 to 21715 of the bwlnn.1 end pro· feulon1 code, .. ctlon 2· 231 of th• commerclel cod• .. ctlon 113& of lh• P•n•I code 1t1t1 of C1llforn11. Thi per.one! r:;rrty of the follow· L UNIT. IHV!NTOftY LINDA HUNANDU, C014, AUTO INTERIOR :~s.,~rsb olr:':o"tt SEAT, Kl S llKE, CLOTHES RACKS. DOUG IRAHT, F073, 112 SMALL METAL STORAGE DRAWERS, IOXEI. A lAODER CONST , EOUll'MENT, CABINET, Till, NAILS, GOLF IAO CARRIER. IRIAN MC NARY , 0043, TWO (2) TRUCK TOOL BOXES, SCUBA TANK, CLOCK BOXES, TWO DRAWER FILE CABINET, SHOVEL, IROOM, CROSSMAN AIR RIFLE. JULIE ANTONGIOROI, H053, BOXES, BAGS OF CLOTHES EDENA MARIE FINLAY MORRIS , HllS , CLOTHES, RUG, TABLE, l'ERSONAL ITEMS, CE· RAMIC f'ICTURE WITH ~~~of ~c~wo~~~~~ CA.BINET. K.E. AUCTION SERVICE. P.O. BOX 508, PATTON, CA923S9 K.E. JACKSON TEL.: 909-163·1131 AUCTION BONO •723·41-19 l'ubll1h1d Newport INCll·Coate MIN Delly l'llot July'l , •• 2002 M419 iifiCllMml • Notice la hereby &IY•n tll1t the Huntln1ton BHch Union Hl&h School Olatrlct will receln 111l1d bids for the followln1: Bid No.890· Audio Vlauel Equloment Due: July 19, 2002; 2:00pm Bid 1peclflc1tlon1 end forms cen be obteln1d from th• PurchHlnf Depertment et 1025 Yorktown Ave.. Hun· tlnston Beech, CA or br c1llln1. (714) 966·SS'9 nt.•m. Bids 1h1ll ti. rec1lv1d In the PufChHln1 De· pert-nt no liter then th• d1t1 end tlm1 atlpul•lM 1bov1. et which time bids wlll b1 publlc)ly opened end rud 1loud. heh bid 1h1ll remeln velld for • period of "5 d1ya tit., the d1t1 1pec1ti.d for th• receipt nf bid•. The Dlalrlct 1h1ll be th• aole Judp of th• quellty of 1uppll11 off.,•d and reserv11 th• rlaht to reltct 1n., or •II bid• end to wellfl eny lr111ul1rltl11 In the bid• or In th• blddlna. l'ur1u1nt to Publlg Contrect Code S1ctlon1 20118 end 208112, th• bidder mey 1llow other achool dl1trlct1 In the countlN lllt1d In th• bid docum1nt1 to purchn• 1u11t1lle1 under th• ume tttma end condition•. Huntlnrton Inch Union HICh "!chQ91 Dl1trlct loerd oflrlBIH• lylwfM~ Dlfftter • ,,_._ ..... ,......, C1M1rveH• l'ubll1h1d Newport B11ch·Co1tl MIN Dally Piiot July l, 8, 2002 M423 1011C1• Ml-NOTICf II H!RHY GIVIN tt11t 1 publlo llterlft1 wlll be lleld by tllt Coatl ..... City Council on Moncl9y, Juty 111, 2002, et t :JO p.m .. or II IOOfl tftttNfttt H po11lble, In U.1 Council Ch1mbln of City Hell, 'n Felr Drive Cotti M111, on th• followlna Item; RESOLUTION .. ubllahlnt end 1doptln1 1ch1dult1 of r1t11, 1111, end ch1r111 for f'l1c1I Y1er 200J·2003 for ·lerYIOH proY!dM by th• City of Co1te Mtu. If TH[ AFOREMEN· TION£0 ACTION IS CHAll[NOED IN COURT, thl chellen.. m1y be nmlted to only tllo11 1111111 rel11d et th• public h11r1111 d11Ctlkd In thla notice or In written corretp0ndenc1 MllYertd to the City Council 11, or prior to, the public h1erln1 .. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thet at Hid time end piece 111 Interested p1non1 mey 1ppnr end be hnrd by lh• City Council on the •bov• Item. JUUIPOLOIC. ~Cttya.rti Publ111i1d Newport Inch-Coate Mt11 Delly .Piiot July 1, 2002 M420 llOTICIOf ..x-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 publJc h11rln1 wlll b• held by th• Coat• M•H City Councll on July 15, 2002, et 6:30 p.m.; In th1 Council Ch1mbtrt of City Hall, 77 Felr Drive, on the followln1 Item. REVIEW ANO CONSID· ER the recommend1tlon1 of th• l'otk:1 D1911tment for the 2002·2003 1110· cetlon of the Citizen•' Option for Public Seflty/ Supplem1nt1I Lew En· forc1ment Swvlcu Fund for an 11t1rn1t1d totel of 1220,000.00. IF THE AFOREMEN· TIONED ACTION IS CHALLENGED IN COURT, the ch1ll1np mey be llmlt1d to only tho11 lllUH t1l1td It the public h11rln1 d11crib1d In th• notice, or In written corresoonct.nc1 d1llver1d to th• City Council et, or prior to, the public h11rlnt· NOTICE IS f RTHER GIVEN tllet et the above time end piece. •II lnter11t1d eeuon• mey 1ppe1r end ff hnrd by th• City Councll on the 1boY1 lt1m. JUUi fOlCllC, D-.vtY City Clerk ,.iibll1ll1d Newport B11ch·Co1t1 M111 Dilly l't1o1 Ju1x 1. 2002 M422 fldlll.-..... .......... The followln1 penona ,,. dolnt bualneu 11: Conceptive Solutlona, 4500 C1mpu1 Or. •407, ~ort Buch. CA N1th1ll1 A. Sw1l11, 4!500 C1mpu1 Or. •407, =~ort Buch, CA Journey lrennen, 4500 C1mpu1 Dr . •407, N_•.wport Buch. CA 92MO ' Thia bualn111 la con· ducted by: • 11ner11 pertnerlhlcl Heve you 1t1rt1d doln1.llu1ln111 yet? No N1tllellt A. Swelu Thi• 1tet1m1nt w11 flied with ttle County Clerk of Oren .. County on 0112!1/02 ....... ,. .. DtllJ.l'llot July 1, I , l!IJ 22, 2002 M43J Clli~TI'; (M!) Mz.5671 .............................................. ... _ ..................................... ..... NOTICI II HHHY TIM t.llMfl~MM TIM ,......... ,_..... TM ,....... ...... TM ......... ,.,.... Tiie ........ PlfMllt QIVIN tllpt • ~~Mc lfl •1111 11! If• ..... MilMM M ! •• .... ~ M ! ................. M: "9 ~ ....... H : llurllw wtll Ille !lei. •1 111 View Docu1111nt •> OC Cl..,..aer Con· AHMdl City DJ .,.. Oe*MI ....._, .. AM ~........-. 11 .. &.ti ..... Cit» ,.,vlu, 40t lh41 • "It. II t.. b ) ,,.......... 1114 Ar• UA• .... ~t111tlqtH A.l••U.•, lrvl11e, CA CWll • .11111 111. IDOi, ..,...._'r.,.,t ltlcfl, www.OCOM11P11tercon1 :::....or1v~ew11ort ....,., CA-•14 ft t:JO , ...... Ill tlle co. llttMtl. ..... ....i....14V-to, CA-Vhal•I• Dien ,, •• ei c. Rite, 11 Coulltll CllttnHr• ., ... View flll111clll ~.CAsn14 .,.... Cr~•ft. 1114 (Co*W) ., ......... Ail••tlH, lrvlllt, CA Clt1 ~~If Dme, hie. (C•.), 40I 3211~ 0111 Dow4l11 5U ~h0or .!!:J._....,_t .. l:lft4' ....... .._. •14 • 1t1 ltlt lt.fft: l~..J.}~owport Inch, V1111to, lrvln1, C11 tatH _, CA.,_, tNt9'I ....... CA_. T1* ...._ la con· AN 0 It D ~AN CE CO. HWN Thl1 bu1lnt1t 1, toll· T'lllt ~llMM la COii• Ti. ......... II IN• ...._ W: "' IMMclvel 1111111dln1 Tltlt• U •nd Tltll bualMM 11 con· ducted by: en lndlvlduel dlKted b1: en lndMduel MtN iw: llt ~ ""9 ""st.n.4 20 of the Cotti ..... ducted by: • corporetlon HeYt 1ou •t•rttd He;,1 you at1rt1d Hev• ro411WtM ...._ . ..uei111t1 11t? Vn, Mt111lelp1I Co41e r.i.tlnc Hewe you attrbcl doln1 bualnttt yet? No dolna bu1ln111 yet? No dolnc bl.lllMM ,.eT NCI lll,1JI to 1e1r11nln1 1n4l'or dolnc bu•lnlll 1•tf Yu, Din Oowdy. Brien Cre~creft Dllne .,.,...... ''"* C. ltlt• r-nl of chtin '* Junt 11, 2002 Thia 1f1tem1nt w11 Thia 1t1t1m1nt wn Thie 1tttMltllt w11 Tiii• •t•tefllent w11 f•Mlq. l11Vlr~tll IH View Fln1ncl•I flltd with the Co11nty flled with the Oount1 fltecl wltti IM Count, flW wfttl IM county 0ettr111llletloll: h t. lllC.. IOIM Oorm1n • Clerk of Oren11 County Clerk of Ounr• County C=f 0r81111 Collllty Cler* of OrHll County " THI AFOflf N· l'rllldellt I . . on Ol/IS/02 Oil Ol/25/02 Ofl • ~ TIONED ACTION II Tlllt 1t1tM111nt WM 11116'01111 IMl6M1176 Ill NM CHALLENGIO IN COUltT, fllH wlVI the Count, Delly l'llot July l , ~·.}-5.i ~. 1y l'lfot .11111 l, I~ ~·. f'tl Plot Mr l, ~:. -. Jiiiy 1, ~.1-5.i tlle cfl•lltftle rney ff Clerk Of Or11111 Count1 22, 2002 M4n u. 200Z .. J-IOOI &411 -m II~ to o,,. tflOM on°"'211QZ ==============================~ ,.._. ,. ... , •t tllt ....... , ... public hlerlnc deectlllM 2.~llot July 1, ~ ... 1_! In tM notlit, or Ill J~ ~, Wfttt.n -rllfO!ldtflce .......... ,..._.. te ttle City C-11 •t, or Pflor to, ......... the ltllWlc hHrln1. Th• followl111 pereon1 NO!l?I II F~MR lfl doffll bu.Inlet H I GMN ttwlt> et tlM 1bov1 Thi sun lo•, 1114 Arch time u41 Pl•ct, •II l•Y..2!:.i_N.wport 811ch, lnter11t1d p1teo11,1 '"' ~A tr- •Pf199r· end be heilrd bl! Jennifer Mery klr1t, tlit Cltll Council on th• 1614 Arch 81y Dr., 1bov1 lt1m. Newport l11ch, CA JUUi fOl.Cll, t2MO DetMtY City Ca..ti Thia bu1ln111 la con· l'liblltlte4 Newport ducted by: 1n lndl~lduel IHCh•CCKtl MtH DlllJ H1Yt1 1ou 1tert1d l'llotju!xk2002 M"421 doln1 butlneu yet? No STARTING . ANEW BUSINESSrfi ........... .i.11nlflf Klret ... ---...... Thi• 1t1ttm1nt w11 ••••••• -filed with th• Count1 • • • The f~llowln1 peraona Clerk of Oren1• Countv "' dolnl bualntU n : on Ol/25/02 1) ACM Sklttbo.,d IOOHM717S Pr6duot1, b) ABC loerd O•llll l'llot July l, ~ ••• l!t Supply, c) Zenith Men· 22, 2002 !Ma uf1cturln1 Comp1ny d) ....,..,IO""ft""ICl..,...,.Of.,,.APPUCA...,.,....,.,.,. ""iii,.,..,.._ Ink Ol1p1n11ry, 1) Sketeboerd Co111tlon, fOIOWllll 1977 Plec1ntl1 Aye., OWIB•OU&COllOUC Coat1M111,CA92627 -.aat•-• Jim Orey Merketlnc, 1n-- lnc. (CA), 1177 Pl1c1ntl1 01t1 of Fllln1 Ail911· Ave. Coate Mt... CA cetlon: June 211, 2002 92627 To Whom It Mey Thia bu1lll"u1 II con· Concern: ducted b1: • corporetlon Th• N•m•(•) of the Hev• 1ou •t•rttd Appllc1nt(1) l1/er1: doln1 b1t1ln1u 11t7 Y11. SAFFRON E~TERPRISES Jen 11, 1991 INC. Jlm Orey Merk1t1n1. The 1ppllc1nta ll1t1d Inc., Jim Grey, Prnldent 1bov1 ere 1pplyln1 to Thi• 1t1t1m1nt w11 the O•fertm1nt of filed with thl Count1 Alcohol c Buer111 Clerk of Oren1• County Control to 1111 elcohollc on Ol/25/02 b1Yer1111 et: 2931 E IOOHM7161 COAST HWV, CORONA Delly "lot July 1, ~1:. DEi. MAit, CA 92625 12, 2002 Tye of lletnH(I) ........ ~ m'E IE~c;::A:& WtN~N: -EATING !'LACE _ Th• followln1 !>If.Ont 'ubll1h1d Newport .,, dotn1 bualn"' 11: l•llch•Colll M111 Dellr Eltr• C1rpet 6 Upllol· l'llot Ju 1 2002 MUii 1tery Cleanlnr. UIOS2 Cenyon M11dow1, Trebuco C1nyon, CA 92t79 SuHn It. Llttl1, 19032 C•n1on M11dow1, Trebuco C•nyon, CA 926711 Mlchul A. l lttla, 18032 C1ryon Mndows, Trebuco Cenyon, CA 92679 Thia butlnna la con· duded by: huabend and wife Have you 1t1rt1d doln1 bualnen yet? No SuMn R. little Mk:hHI A. llttll Thi• 1t1t1ment w11 filed with th• Count, Clerk of Oren1• County onoem/02 IOOHM7111 Dellr. Piiot July l. I . 1.,5.i 22, 2002 M4;iu fldlllM ..... ......... The followln1 P•flon1 ere dolnt bulln111 11: Sunbo• Studlot, 324 S1pphlr• AY1nu1, ltlboe ltlend, CA 92M2 Sue Ann KV.I, 324 S1pphlr1 Ann..-. B1lbo1 latend, CA 92M2 Thll bualneu la con· ducted by: en ln411vld\lal H•ve you atll'ted doln1 bualn111 yet? No Sue Ann Klrtt Thi• 1t1tim1nt w11 fifed with th• County Clerk of Orenp County on 08/29/02 IOOHto7171 Delly l'llot July l, I, lllJ 22. 2002 *'' • GOOOJOBS, RELIABLE SERVICES, INTERESTING THINGS TO BU~ lrSAll HERE EVERYDAY IN CLASSIFIED/ (949) 642-5618 .. ~Jot STARTING ANEW BUSINESS(~ • • • • • • • • • • • . . Policy Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the tight to censoT, reclassify, revise or •reject any classified advertisement. Ple-ase report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot acccpcs no liabi,lity foT any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion.' ANNOUNCEMENTS & MISC. GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCW . ENTERTAINMENT Clltndlrof EVlllll 1310 IQUAl. llOUSIMG OfPOITlllTY All reel nt•t• adver• Usina In this newspaper Is aubi.ct to the federal felr Housina Act of 1968 es emend ed which mekes it ille1al to edvertlse -eny prefer· ence, llm1tat ion or 1010-1770 , dlscrlmlnahon based on • rece, color. rellalOfl. sex, handicap, femiltet status or n•honal or1ain, or an intention to mak.• any such preference. limila· lion or d1scrrm1natlon. • This newspaper will not knowin&IY accept eny advertisement for real estate which Is in vlotetlon of the law. Our reeders are here by • Informed that all dwell· lnp advertised In this -------- ' .• newspeper are eveitable on an equal opportunity buls To complain of dis· crrm1n1hon, can HUO toll· free at 1 800·•2•·8590. MISCEUMEOUS SALES EVBfTS 1413 Older Style f urnltvre PIANOS Ir Collectibles ............. ~ ·-·-·()11,c,.,._ .. CA8HPAtD$$ .................... WI llUY nTAn8 ............ fnendl)' ....ic. --...,.. AOVHTISI to ovv 5 milllon Cellfornlens with a statewide classified ed in 185 newspapers. $450 for 25 words. Expend your horlz11ns. FREE Information packaae: (916)288 6010: (916)2811- 6019. w-.c•l·Ken.com (CAL•SCAN) FlfWICIAlJ PRO~NAl. SERVICES .. ,AST CASH.. for homeowners. Sl5.000 p1y S94 81 • $50,000 P•Y S316.03• S70.000 pay S442.•5• Debt consoll· dallon, cash out. home Improvement Clos1na errenaed 1n 24 hours. Call 1·800 '35·3606 todayl loans art pur· suant to Department of Cellforn1a finance II· cense. • 6.5._ (6.75'-' APR) based on 360 months lor qualified eppl1c ent s o n l y . (CALP•SCA~ SSCASli$$ lmmedlete Cash for structured silllements. ennulties, real estate notes, pr111ete mortae&• notes. Kcl· dent cases. end Insur· ance payouh (800)794· 7310. (CAL •SCAN) w-t •• IM DHT faih Loans of all (ypes aveil. Call Global f1nanc11I Group. All credit con· sidered. Call toll free . 1·888·500·0153 0M4ji~ have bad cretttoo. • Gel on track. , ..... _77S-617J How to Place A CLASSIFIEAD -lill Mooday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm By Fax (949) 63 1-6594 By Phone (949) 642-5678 By Mail1In Person: 330 West Bay S~t Costa Mesa, CA 92627 · At Newpon Blvd. &: Bay St. Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00prn (Please lnclllde your name and phone numba Md "'e 'II call )'OU beck vr1th • pnce quoU:.) Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Hours Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm llAa.ESTATE .19RSALE HOME mPROV'EMENT SERVICES 2600 OVla YOUlt HIAD In debl777 Credit cuds/ bins? Cut paymenb ur. to 50~. Red.uce/ellm • nat• interest melnleln/ rebu ild credit, free enluatlon. (800)556· 15"48 non· profit. · www.anewhorlzon or1 (CAL•SCAN) OVIJI You• HIAO In debt??? Credit cerds/ bills? Cut payments up to 50._. Reduce/ellml· nate Interest maintain/ re build credit, free eyaluation. (800)556· 15'8 non·proflt. www.ane horlzon.ora (CAL• Antl~t1• Ar .. elre dresser 11111 newiounlque dinette set, Po Shop premium wood ceblnets, low prices. 949-933-3830 2 Twt. .... of Simmons M .. lpedic matteress, bo• sprin1 & framu S125(;t. obo 9&Ql.9161 JEWB.RY/ 3480 DWJONOS/ PRECIOUS METALS Necld•ce Ilk Geld. M • dir I a CI tr In e w/dlemond, enareved, cushion·cut, very. ape· clel. Worth $2300. 1111 for SllOO/obo. 9'~·640-0831 SELL your stuff through classified I Telephone 8:30am-S:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-ln 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday S:OOpm Index . soos-saso Mewpert ...... (2) offices l f ree for sacrehrlal servlce business. Via Lido/ ~orl Blvd. 9'9·723· 2er 2ee l level patio condo. New d ecor. oceanside of PCH. welk to all. $.tl911. Owner /Bkr 9'9-760-3187 ,...._ E'slde 'Ir block to Beck Bay •Br 38e, up&raded, I& pvt yard, fantuhc comm w/pool, spe & tennis $365.000. agt. 9'9·574-3583 * The Bluffs * •Br 3Ba, adult occupied by lona·llme owners Xlnt cond. Greal loc 361Q Priced under market for prompt salel S539,000 Lon i Kittens, cats. doas !M9-SM·5'82 act for adoption rein or Home/Eactusive charm- sh1ne. every Sat·Si.11 noon ma lido Isle 48r 28a. • ~ Fllhon lllllld Af1lnll eatr• ta lot. aora.ous Nltwortl Into 949-644-2279 www.animelnelwork.or1 patio & streda. Cell •at FREE :KJ DAY WEB USlNl Bev !M9 718·2742 or Jon FOR DOCS 9&45l--616 .7..;..18;..,·o;..;27-'l.-.8 ____ _ Oclcet kltt•ns. 'CFA, l;yt;_. li.-ce .,.., .-views! 3br Sba 4 bat· LAllpord look a8les ~ conies, • c aar, ,.,., rare exotic crtl9f!\lc:hocdetil listed $1,9H,OOO Aft lf)Olt8d: goo.. 734-7773 949-7 2 J-8120 Miscellaneous Ocunfront l]rn Pets 3655 Not for the Pefnf of CSA Penlen Kitten Purr·fect Summertime Gift. while w/copper eyes. 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Zt>r, lba, 1 ent Ip. pano~amlc, ocee~ Oc _, 2 , 2 VllW, QUiil nel&hbor· patio on Sand, 2 C ear, hood. wlk·ln clout wdhkups.aatSlOOO ~3g<>lmo <949> 380• 949-2ts-4HO 3er 2.5Ba. ti;, blocks to NP Hts immac lbr 2.Sba beach. new carpet, 2-story C. Cod. ocn vu, paint. ca th cells. new :!. ceils. ~ '*i ac. sec, closet sys. n/pets/smke. _..~wd, -~ $2500/mo. 949·S75·7S91 -·rv,-. I /Ilk t LCll le 3br H_ .. exec slnele story 'Na Fp 0 2< pr fmly/dii 411< 2.5ba enclosed bk yd, • • . ' ~~ le famrm, $3500/mo. rm. nu/apt/paint. "'''''" Avail now 949 720 7354 lse S3996m 949-721).1565 . • H•••• In Newpert lllclti• 48r 3.5Be, lg yd, liehf, bright, avell 8/1 $6000mo aet Stella 949- 759-3729 Apt. Fvrnlahed Stvdlo, all custom, quiet area. ullls & laundry incl, no/ smk $750m 949-829-0528 Move-In sP9C181 Spacious 1 Br $795 & $850 incl tr!&. Quiet, like new. pool. K111l!d, bike to bdl. Great tenants & toe 949-515-0E3 RESIDENTIAL RENTALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY ...... ~hiii faf Trewl "°"" In c M. •1r•M:t:- i .. ~"'°"" tloll • fOf' • ~ compeny louted In H.8. flell hours. Mo11·frl, Must be PfOflc:lant In Quick Boolls, llnd com· put« lit. fluM conteet Lice VHle 949-W.a&C)O or fu ruull\ll to 949- 133.9354 JOIN OUR HAMend mall.• • dlffwence. " the Cafllornl• "",." NatlonJI Guerd you cen 111 money for colle1• end cereu tralnlns. Celt l • 800 -GO -GUARO {CM. •SCAN) Seekll19 nha .. le & sincere, Enallsh spltn& Individuals who would Ilk• to earn extra Income H an lndep contractor workln1 PT cerln1 for elderly people. $9/hr, OC clients. n/smk (t4t) 631-1267 GINDAL omc1 for apecl•I project. 32 tiours per week. PACllKVllW MIMOltW PAIK Call t4t-644-2700 er ·····-···· 949-721-ast4 A••l•t tt.e llderty ln·home companionship, homemakina. err1nds. Fie• PT days hours or 24hr shifts. Car req'd. 714-444-4881 Ewn Inc-• From Home mall order/internet. F/trainlng & support. free info: 888·S73·8891 www.venturetodream.com wOf{ ,.._ ...,... s12QO: $1500/mo PT. No exp. Will trein 1-888-294-0552 WWW!!JCC!SSCYC)peni Are yeu -enthusiastic. tun·lovln1 people penon, lool<ina_ to work in a rea- taurant that's• little dlf· Apt. lovely 111ted comm. nr Trr-Sqr. lBr lBa w/fri&. ear/storage. water/trash pd. $855/mo -+ $500/sec. Klein Mngt. 817·704·8649 E•t.9200 Apt 2br 2bo quiet neiehborhood •• wd hk ups, 1 car 1ar. a11t $1250/ mo. 949-S73-7800 Newpott Coast ferent7 Now lnlerviewine WaftStwff&Host/ .. --Apply at: 3030 Harbor Bl. Twnh>.e 2Br 2.581 on bluff nr bch, fncd ~d. Ip, dbl ear+ ex Ira sp. pet( 7) Sl 395/mo. a11t. 949-642-9699 E side, ~ 3br. 2-Sba ,.,. 2 c gar. wdl'o-$, "1ll pMlt. Sl6!'JO 2674 ~ AY<f.~9913 Twnhm E'side 48r 2.58a, FR, LR, Fp. vacant end umt. assoc pool, spa, l1tnnis $2 !OOm aet. Donald Pfaff 949.733. 6074 Newport Beach Home/Port Str-t 38r 2Ba. 2c aar. fresh paint, s ho ws extremely well.uperaded. elorlous view. Avail ommed. aet, Gerry. 949-718-2366 YEARLY LUSIS BILL GRUNDY REAL TORS 949·675·Sl61 Service DI~ Additions & Remodel· Ing FM'THlfGTON INTOllOltS Kitchen I Bath I Remodel and room Additions •.• L#56al75 949-645-9325 Clrpenlry A TO l HANDYMAN Install, reface cabinets. ~~ Doug 714·546·7258 Q-CAUO~CARPITt:'¥ Repalt's, Patchlne. Install Courteous. any-size jobs. Wholesale! 949-492-0205 ---c .; 111 I r Cl I 1,NlfJ(, Any3rooms oolyS7t Local company 1 o years In the area. Farrllly Carpet Care & ~Cleaning ..... ~ lll*IDncay Unobatructu ocean & canyon views. furn. highly uperaded 38f 3.5Ba. media rm. pvt pool & spa, $8000mo. yearly 949·2S3~14S Suiie H-3. Costa Mesa. Mon· Thur, 2pm-4pm MEDICAL COMPANY seeks Insurance Claims Processor. XLNT pay + benefits. health club membership. OME exp a +lilly. 949-548-8314 ~ PT Swim <-ct. ~ needed for Pacific Coast Aquatic's, Newport Bch. Call (949) 888·1268 Receptionist P ff. pos1· lion Is responsible for 1reetine customers and vendors. Answer in· comlna calls in • pro· fuslonal efflcent man· ner and assist with admin tasks. Utilize voice mall/e·mail, some computer proficiency, MS Word, Excel and Microsoft Outlook. Please contact 949-833· 8600 or fax resume to 949-833-9354 ALL <ASH CANDY Route. Do you earn $800 In a day? Your own toe-. candy route. lnc.ludes 30 machines and candy. All for $9.995. 1-800·998· Employment 8500 VENO. (CAL •scAN) Sales Or-.• c-ty ASSEMILY AT HOMI Arts, Crafts, Jewelry. Also electronics, sewon(I, typine in your spare hme. Great pay. No experience. No Fee. Wiii train. Call 800·795·0380 ut. 2. (24/hrs.). (CAL •SCAN) ~ _..... ...., up'd w/bicycles, lawn· ~ eh:. Great pay & benefits. Trud\ or Van ~ 877-2SCM791 COncrete & Masonry c-.te ._., Fplce. BBQ, tile, stone. land· scape. retalnine walls, L667547 949-254-1048 lrlck lle<k St-Tiie Concrete. Pltio, Ortveway fifeplc, BBQ. Ref's. 25Yrs bp. Terg 714-557·7594 Drywall SelYlc:a ' wmHOEn DRYWAU All phases sm/lre jobs. 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CB, erey/white, .int cond. $7500/obo. 949-640-5032, 640-1026 FOH '91 bso v- conversion. 450 ct. trailer towine peke. full pwr, new tires, 4 ~lain chairs, bed, TV, VCR,toe. _&rey/wht, idnt cond. $7500/'obo. 949·S40· 5032 or 640· l 029 Fwd '99 Teurva SE VS, 3811 mi, metallic silver, am-Im. cass, like new cond. fantastic value, SS.995 v27S54 l Bkr (949) 586-1888 tiendCI Civic '97 'Auto, f11ll pwr, pb, pw, ps, am· f m cass, sunrf. wtll cvrs. $6100 714-225-1700 JtendG 't9 CMc EX Gcyl A/C. full pwr, am·fm, cruise control. sun roof. $12,000 (949) 760-0997 Ja1uar '95 XJS Conv.lmmaculate lhru· out CO & Alarm $23,900 949·S50·5860 PerlormanceJaauar .com J .... or '9S XJS Scyl, 2+2, Coupe, 6911, British racine ereen, tari ithr, moonrf. chrome whls. beaut cond. $12.995. #457219 Bkr 949-5116-1888 ~ Wood Decks • Fences Electrical •. Drywall Celpentry • 'Tile • Etc ma Loa!IA!h ..... ~YouNeedl Aep91ra of eP types. From the roof to the baaemant & everything In between CALL MELL 949-887·1097 maw. "IWNTf1W«'E * Wlmllel •c-a.i 0 Job 1bo 8'""'1 .,. ........... M9-S2W292 ANSWUS TO WEEKLY 8RIDGBQUIZ Q 1 •Al Souih, vulnerabll.yOll ~ / -•AIUU O ICJ7 o AQJ •ltQJ Tbe biddlna bas aroceedod: NORTH IA&1' 80Ul1I WEST .... ,. ? What actloll do you lake? A • Eut'J PfeCfllJ)t bu done 1 .. job. ldNlly. )IOU WC>lard like to double for pc1)81tiee, bu& lhal would be for take-• out. ~ 11 ttill your best action, slncc you inleild co bid three no 11\111\p next LO an attempt lo describe 1 hand this strong. An idded boocfit is chat put.nc.rcould be hl&hly distributional, allowina you 1<> fmd 1 superior oon- b'ICt in 1 suit Q 2 -Both vulnerable, as South you hold: • AK Q874 o 1075 o Q •J64 The biddinit has proceeded: WF.ST NOln'H EAST SOtrrH 2•• ,._ Jo T .".. . Whal ~on do you lake? A • lt seems inc.redible to believe that Weat bas anything resembling a weak two-bid ln spades, but why should a player be fooling around in first scat when vulnerable? ~n y(>ll are fixed, stay fixed. Pass. Q 3 • Vulnerable. you hold: •AQ95 o ~ o KQJ10964J •6 What is you opening bid? A • The vast majority of players would probably open one diamond. ·However, in a nauonal clwnp.._ onship some years ago a former wor1d champion elected to try five diamonds, and obtained an cxcellco& rcsulL 1be more we think about i1, die moro we -.Uy endone dial choice. Q 4.-Neidwrv11lnenble,you hold: • A,tU Q AQJ7 o AUS •A Your riaJ!t·band~opena with a wealc two diarriOncb. What acdqn do )IOU lllce? ~ • Tu elect to ovc«all in a foUt-card mllJor at UU. level ub for trouble. The only opdon la a talc.eout double. Don't worry about your singleton c.lub -your takeout double of a minor StreSICS the majors, IO parUICr will •train to avoid bidding c.fubs. Q 5 • Both vutnCrable, you 'hold: • 765:J o 753 o IC •J9863 Partner opens tho bidding with one spade. WJw action do you lllce? A • You do not have muc~ and wtw you do have of value -the singlo- IOO king of diamonds-could be wOrthlcss .• Still, expcriei)ce hu proved thll. with four-<:atd support for P.,,11CT's major, r.ou should raise on the smell of ari oil rag, which is enctly what you have. Bid two spades. Q 6 • Vulnerable. you hold: • Q4 o QJ6 o K 107 •QJ103 Panncr ~· the bidding with two no tNIJJ.l.'(20-22 points). What~o you respond7 A • Your goodish five-card suit tqgethcr with 11 hilth<ard points c learly justifies lnvTting slam shodld partner hold a maximum. Raise to rour no 1romp, That Is not . · Bh1ckwood, but asks partner to bid a smell &lam with the lop of the range for the opening bid. ....,., llw. '99 OiscoVll'Y Serles II, 4811, full feet warr. brilliant blk/ary lthr duar mnrf, chrome whls, rear sea&s , faraeed, n/smk $24,250 v197421 Bkr. (949) 586-1888 AUTOM01M PARTS/ ACCESSORIES/ SERVICES SELL your stuff through cla'ssified! 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