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Home My WebLink About2002-08-15 - Orange Coast PilotI Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 THURSDAY,AUGUST15,2002 City awaits-audit of pro-El Toro spending Newport Beach councilman's call for an accounting has set off a debate over whether a $3.6-million grant shared by two groups was spent wisely. I ' June CH•1rande ., 1 awarded in May 2001 to the working Daily Pilot group and Citlzeos for Jobs and the Economy. Councilman John Heffernan NEWPORT BEACH -After one COW\· has called into question t.tie fact that cilman's questioning of a city grant for nearly a third of the money paid for the the El Toro airport fight ignited a bitter · professional services qf three principal ' exchange of words. other officials are players in the two recipient groups: Da- saying it's too early to sumest that the vid Ellis, Bruce Nestande and Barl>ara money may have been spent inappro-Liebman. priately or even ineflldently. An independent auditor will be se- The Airport Working Group has sub-lected by the city to verify the expendi- m.itted to City Hall a list of expenditures tures. The auditor's report couJd be from the $3.6-mlllion grant the city complete in about four weelcs. THE BELL CURVE Wishing well to a Heston with humor S ome years ago. I was assigned by a national magazine to discuss the pros and cons of male nudity in the movies with actor Owlton Heston. He was suggested because he had just done a nude scene in #Planet of the Apes.· I had a connection with Heston, and he was ·amused at the subject and ~ed to speak to IL ,------,,,.,.,__.__, I remembered all this when Heston -with typical frankness - announced a few days ago that be bas symptoms similar to those of Alzheimer's disease. The announcement sent me to my files, where I JOSEPH N. =P~~U: BELL interview embracing a All three airport activists fired bade that they have been diligent and dedi- cated servants who provided Newport Beach residents with more than their money's worth. Some went so far as to question Heffeman'a motives. "He ls just creating controversy within our community. Controversy's the last thing we need," Liebman said of Heffer- nan. "I challenge him to show that he has defended the people of Newport Beach the way we have." Heffernan has said thar the process has lacked adequate oversight from the beginning, making public scrutiny of the expenditures all the more impor- See EL TORO, Pace M FYI The follow;ng i• a list uf aU vendors who ...,,., paid $6,000 or"""" out uf the ~grant to the Airpott ~Group to educMa the public •bout tlHI El Toro airport option: American Assn. of Airport Executives: $6,000 BBC "9search and Consulting: $131,224.29 Bell, McAndrewa, Hitachk & Davidian LLP: $66,667.69 Bruce Nestande: $332.415.25 Capital Strategies Group: $25,000 Chevellar, Allen and Uchman: $330,134.01 Consuhing Experts Inc.: $53,000 Copy Stop: $9,305.09 David Elllis & Associates UC: 'Out of a horrible /ituation, a good thing happened.' C•nie Stevens, a Costa Mesa resident $458,061.60 Designed to Win: $41,823.54 Greenstripe Media: $931, 168.09 Irvine Taxpayers: $25,000 (contribution, tax 10 No. 91-216--0730) Kutak Rodt UP: $112.214.63 Lara Davies/Sanders: $22,583.8'7 MTA Inc.: $493,874.23 Orange County Business Council: $7.591.55 Pacific Media and Research: $6,500 Petrone Productions Inc.: $133,903 Platinum Advisors: $50,000 Postmaster. $246,309.17 Sasso: $9,900 Sjober Evashenk Consulting UC: $30,000 URS: $15,000 Wilson Research and Strategy: $10,000 ' STE:VE McCRANK/OAILYPl.OT side of Heston that has almost disappeared from public view since be became a spokesman for the National RUJe Assn. lt also triggered a train of other Heston memories that started with a nationally syndicated newspaper profile I did of him. followed by several magcuine pieces, his visit to my fihn class at UC Irvine and to my home, and negotiations for a book with him that reached the contract stage before they hit a lethal snag. Carrie Stevens and her daughter, Paige, have rented a small cottage in Costa Mesa with the help of housing vouchers from the county. When all of this took place some 25 years ago. I Would have fowid absurd the possibility that he would one day surface as the poster boy for the NRA The subject of guns never came up In any of my conversations with him, and his history to that point would have made an NRA connection seem unlikely-largely because I didn't Wlderstand then that gun people included a broad aosa~aection of political and social convictions. It was hard for me to copnect up the NRA with Heston's involvement with Martin Luther King Jr. in the cfvll rights movement and his long stint aa head of the Screen Actors Guild. But the most d.lflicult connedion for me wu Heston's sdf-deptecatory humor.Hehasn\beenabuteloflaughs since he took over the NRA cause. In another time and place, for example, in explainlng tnOYie nudity, he told me: "The bathing ecene bu a Jong and honorable cinema hlatory. The l.qpon of Decency can be ap.t.mt nudity. but they can't be aplnst dean gids. So nudity as ft S..CURYE,hpM Daily Pilot ATAGl.ANCE ONntE.a: www.~c:am WEATIER tt would ............... tf todly W9fW.., --·•tromWtdl .... .. ,.... DElllNAWMDI Housing vouchers provided Eastside resident Carrie Stevens and her daughter, Paige, a new beginning. I~ July, the federal government gave other low-income families hope when it began offering 452 more vouchers. Tl•tlJll t•ldout ............ GIN: 1l1t1 .... ll_.*'1._ ... ............... ....... A fresh start Paul Clinton DaityP~ot B ack in 1996, Carrie Stevens needed a break. Presb out of an abusive relationship, Stevens found beBelf in a battered women's shelter with her daughter. PaJge. With a little help from the good Samaritans at Hwnan Opdona, the group that ran the shelter, Stevens eecured a tow-income Section 8 housing voucher that put her on the path to a string of dweWnp in F.astside Costa Mesa. ·it's been a godsend," Stevens said •0ut of a horrible situation, a good thing happened." About 9,100 mddents In the counry use vouchers from the Orange County Hou.sing Authority, and every month about 70 are returned to the agency because the resident no longer needs or ls eligible for the assistance. Any returned vouchers are then turned over to people on a waiting list. rn July. those needing vouchers received great news when the Deparunent of Housing and Urban Development announced it was handing the county another 452 YOUCben. The housing authoriry bas a waiting list of J 2,000 bopdub. making the vouchers near gold ror thoee who hold them. For Stevens, the vouchers knock. oft about See START, hp M No murder charges filed for now Investigation into a death that police now sus~t to be homicide Will continue, but auspect will be freed. . - , PGLITICS POLITICAL LANDSCAPE 'Secret' talks aired in publ.ic flap PHI Clinton Dally Pilot c.atllng Rep. Dana Robrabacber a •rogue congressman,'" Democratic opponent Gerrie Schipske is calling out her November election foe for an April 2001 meeting with the Taliban. Schlpske. bidding to unseat Rohrabacher In the newly conatftuted 46th District, which includes Costa Mesa, blasted the sitting congressman for ·conducting secret and illegal negotiations with the 'Dillban.• The claim couldn't be further from the truth, Robrabacber press deputy Aaron Lewis said. Yes, Rohrabacher did meet with members or the Taliban In Doha. Qatar, at the time, but only to lambaste them for their oppressive tactics, Lewis said. Rohrabacher met with Tullban Foreign Minister Walid Ahmad Mutawakel, among others. MThe object of his meeting with the Taliban was to chastise them for destroying ancient artifacts, oppressing women and violating human ~ts.~ Lewis said. •eongressman Rohiabacher has been recognized as the foremost opponent to the Taliban in the U.S. He was complaining about the Tu.llban when no one lcnew what the Tu.llban even was." On March 8, 2001, Rohrabacher attended an anti· Tullban protest ln front of the State DepartmenL Also, Rohrabacher has delivered several speeches on the House denouncing the group. Rohrabacher has taken many ttips to the country, reaching a.a far back as 1988, when be first met with moujahedeen rebels who were financed and endorsed by the Reagan administration. In a release denouncing Rohcabacher, Schlpske included a 1988 photo of the congressman sitting with those rebels. Take me out to the ballgame Rep. Chris Cox and his 9-year-old eon played a game of catcll Tuesday ntgbL Jt just happened that 19,964 people were looking oo. Cllarles Cox. who plays Little League baseball in Newport Beach. toteed out the openlng pitch at Edison FleJd before the Angels' 12f!1·1nnbfg victory ~r the Detroit Ilgers. His father, who happens to be the fifth-highest-ranking member of the House of Representatives, crouched behind the plate wearing a personalized uniform emblawned with No. 1 that was provided by the team. Otarles' pitch sailed wide right, rolling under his father's glove and hJtting the back.stop. MGood thing there weren't runners on base," Cox said after the pitch. FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT UC Irvine Graduate School of Management professor John Graham once again is running for Congress against Rep. Chris Cox. Like other challengers, he faces the daunting task of unseating an incumbent who enjoys an the advantages of office. There was a runner on base for the Angels, in the bottom of the 12th, when 1h>y Glaus singled ln th& game-winning run during the real game. Cox's other two children also I pa.rtictpated In the openingrpltoh ceremony. Ria 8-year-old daughter. J(atie, stood In u the umpire and 3-year-old son. ¥mn. stepped into the battet's box. Before the pitch, Cox said he hoped ballplayers and team owners could awrt a possible strike next month. "J hope baseball doesn't do that to Itself," Cox saJd. •Their goodwfJI [with the public) bas never t?een higher.• An energetic loss State Seo. Rosa Jobruon's assault on one of Gov. Gray~ nominees ended Tuesday after the man wa conftrntecl. Johnson, during the cowae of a two-hour confirmadon aeasion, bluted David Freeman, saying he adamatltly opposed installing him as the state's energy chief. Freeman was confirmed on a 25-13 vote, despJte Rep~can opposltJon. Johnson represents Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. . Johnson haS lobbied against Freeman. who served a.a the head of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power during the state's power crisis, because he has been lmpUcated in the "ricochet" trading scandal. On Tuesday, Johnson said Freeman's agency "gouged customere and ripped off taxpayers far more than Boron.• "One of two things la true," Johnson said during the hearing. "Either he is a deliberate go~ as 1 maintain, or he's a totally Incompetent manager, and either one is a reason for a 'no' vote." Campbell plays rough lnapired by the words of 'nlddy Roosevelt, Assemblyman John campbell bu launched a political Web site to express bis views on issues, motivate consdtuenta with a "call to action" and post news from Sacramento. Launched on Aug.. 6, the site la called •John Campbell's Rough Riders," named Jn booor of Roosevelt's 1899 penonal memoir chronicling his adventures In the Spanlaba=Am War. It's at www.jcrou m. lbe Rou Ridm was a band of cowboys, scholars, land speculators, Native Amert cans and African Americans led by the fonner president. A message on the opening page of the lite announces iU purpose: •lb the aplrit of Teddy Roosevelt. Rough RJders are not afraid to 'enter the arena' of debate and conftict on matters of public policy and to promote strong capable candidates. lo fact. we are organized to do exactly thaL" POLITICAL CALENDAR AUGUST TODAY: Rep. Chris Cox is scheduled to speak at a luncheon of the Newport Herbor Exchange Club at the Newpoft Harbor Nautical Museum at noon. The museum is at 161 E. Coast Highway. 18: Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee general meeting, 7 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza Weatln Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission is free, and all Republicans are welcome. (714) 656-8565. 25: The Corona del Mar Republican Aasambly will host Orange County· Treasurer John Moor1ec:h at a 6 p.m. potluck dinner at a private home In Costa Mesa. (949) 644.7735. 28: Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce will host a Washington update breakfast meeting with Reps. Chris CoJC and Dana Rohrabacher at 7:30 a.m. at the RadlHon Hotet In Newport Baadl. Call to reserve a seat. (949) 729-4400. SEPTEMBER 10: A tea In honor of Cindy Simon, wife of Republican nominee for governor Bill Simon, 11 :30 a.m. at th• home of Jo-Helen Steckbeuer ln Costa Mesa. (714) 646-6985. 11: RepubUcan Party of Orange County, Sept. 11 memorial preyer breakfast, 7:30 a.m. et the Sutton Place Hotel. Special guest will be Bruce Harschanaohn. $20 per person, or $200 for tabla of 10. (714) 556-8555. 11: Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee general meeting, 7 p.m. et the South Coast Plaza Westin Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission la free, and all Republicans arJ welcome. (714) 656-8656. OCTOBER 21: Republican Party of Orang• County Central Committee general meeting, 7 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza Weatln Hotel, 886 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Adml .. lon Is free, and all ~bllcan• lire welcome. (714) 556-8566. DailyAPilot a........C8119D New9 ...i.c.m. {948) 674"4288 ctimtiM.O.frillo.lafitMe.COm Plldoce.,.__ Md D11lp•• Greg Fty, Oon Leed\. SMn Hiiier, GIM Alexender. Lori Andenlon Box 1580, ea.ta MeM. CA 92129. Copvrlght No news etoriee, lllustrat!Ona, .utort81 mea.r or ~herein cen be reproduced without 'M1aen permlaion of copyright owner. VOL M, NO. n ( READEM HOT\ME (Ml) 842-«>88 Record your oomnwn ebout the Delly Piiot or news tts-. ~ Our llddreea la 330 w. s.y St, Cotta MeN. CA 92827. Offtoe hours are Mondey • Fridey, 1:30 e.m. • 5 p.m . C..1llllU1S tt la the l'flot'a polloy fiO pron ..-v oomtct alt enor. of aub9ttnce . ,..... celt , ... , ~. "' ThiNewpcwt ~MMe DllV ,... """",....,, .. 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Of • , cowae, lacking any .-1 media coverage, they • ~ were relegated to . 1 also-ran status immediately. • ! Glven that balancing act, how much Information does this S.J. CAHN reader want? Here. Rer thought bits right at the heart of what must be the single greatest truth In politics: Incumbents have all the advantages. While thl.s, I think, Is less true at the local level (an incumbent in both Newport Beach and Costa Mesa failed to win reelection In 2000}, the evidence Is overwhelming that once polJtJclana get to the state and national level, they essentially have jobs until they want to give them up. (Strangely, once you get to the highest office, president, history looks more like that of dty council candidates: Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and George Bush all lost reelectJon bids in the past 30 years, while Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton managed to keep their seaLf The last two elections for the House show that 392 of 399 House Incumbents, more th.an 98CJL, were reelected In 2000, according to watchdog group Common Cause. lWo years earlier, 395 of 401 incumbents, again more than 98CJ&, were reelected. lbe reasons for this success are myriad: Incumbents raise more money (a 4 to 1 advantage in HOUie races ln 2000, a 2 to l ln the Senate}. They have name recognitlon. ~d they can easily command Mftee advertisin~ in the media. If Rep. Chrll Cox gets Involved ln a debate about our government's policy on Iraq, It will be news in hJs home district. The power of incumbency goes well beyond just dollars. How to balance the newsworthiness of elected oflkials with their opponents is a dlJ!icult question for joumallats, who invariably have to draw a hard, fast line when covering candidates for one simple reason: It is impossible, and simply unwise, to give all the candidates equal coverage. Some •Imply are not going to win. In the 2000 presidential race, for Instance. there were the two main party candidates, George W. Bush and Al Gore. Then there were l O major third-party candidates, including Ralph Nader, Pat Buchanan and Harry Browne. Beyond that? Three independent candidates wbo were on at least tome state ballots and another 60 write-in candidates, plus brief and aborted runs by famous names, posatbly the most legitimate of which was New Hampshire Sen. BobSmJth. Most of those names you anyway, ls a contact list. based on informadon from the secretary of State, of the main challengers to Reps. Cox and Dana Rohnbllcher and Assemblymen John Campbell •. and km M8ddox.. , : For Cox's seat, the two main . , opponents are Democrat John . , Graham, who ran ln 2000, and , , Joe Cobb, a Ubertarlan. Graham's Web site is . , www.johngraham4congress.co~ , and hJs malling address ts John , Graham for Congress, 4521 . Campus Drive, PMB331, lrvine, · CA 92612. Graham teaches at UC Irvine'• Graduate School of Management. Cobb's e-mail is · ; joe@joet;obb.com. He ts listed as. a college economics teacher. Rohrabacher's opponents Include Gerrie Scblpek.e. who Is running the most high-profile 1 challenge In our area. The , Democratic nurse narrowly lost a bid In 20()0 for a now-redrawn· House seat based in Long ' Beach. Her malling address is Gerrie Schlpske for Congress, P.O. Box 50038, Long Beach. CA' · 90815. She ls online at . www.schipske4tongress.org. His ' Ubertarian' opponent is Keith · Gann. whose address is right here in Costa Mesa at 270 S. Bristol St., No. 101-221, CA 92626. His e-mail address is ~ kelthgannftyahoo.com, and he 1 Usts himself as an : 1 engineer I project manager. ~ The opponents of Maddox, 1 whose di.strict will Include pam ~ of Costa Mesa after the : November election, include .1 Democrat Al Snook. a : small-businessman with the ~ most Interesting e-mail address:: bigalsnoo~l.com. His : address is 1178 l Easy Way, • Garden Grove, c.A 92840. The : Ubertarlan ln the race is Doug ~ Sc:rlbner, a leader of the party ~ in Orange County. His address : is 321 Avocado St., Unit P. Costa• Mesa, CA 92627. and he can be : reached via e-mail at ; dou~123abc.net. Finally, Campbell will be : facing two challengers. : Demoaat John JCane is a • • computer programmer. His • e-mail is jlcaM@ho~.com. and~ bis address is 21282 Avenida ; Nubes, Lake Forest. CA 92630. • Paul Studler. a retired computer engineer, Is the Ubenartan candidate. He can ; be reached at 24302 Ursula : Circle, Lalte Forest. c.A 92630 or• online at www.paulstudier.com.: His e-mail ls ·: A.sumbly@paulstudler.com. _; • S.J. CAHN Is the managing editor. He c:en be rNch9d et (9491 57,._..233 or by ~•ii st .ieven.cahntl,.tim••.com. • SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST IOATINI FORECAST 11Wn1 a itu'._wll. .... .... ,. .... lnthlW.. ... ..._ ... a.-. ............ "'. ........,...,.,._nwy • .... Gui ........ nAa n•r--•Mlw . .............. l ww. and northwest 9W'8fl of 5 feet. Tonight. wllldl witl pkt up • bit to 10 to 20 ~. and the waves will build about• foot or two. SURF We'll ... the .... of the dtelt-htgh WllWt todeV untll abcMlt Sundey. lo. eacpecl modv Wllill-:hlghe .cl emaller undl1hen, The ....... -eWll on Sundey thoUld bring In more..-. to cMlt-Hghe. """ then, ll8y dry. ~~ TIDEI "-.., ..... atilp.1n. ft:l1p.11t. ........ • -~ Costa Mesa planners explore design awards Planning Commission would recognize original developments twice a year to encourage originality.and innovation. lottt. H•rper Daily Pilot want to aee developers aimply copytnc preW>tJsly recognized profectl in an effort to pin favor. COSTA MESA -The Planning The award program ls not in· Commission ls a step closer to teoded to Rt precedent for a de· meeting another annuaJ com-sired type of design, but to en- munity goal thJa week after re· c;ountp originality and lnnova- viewing a program that would tion, &be said publicly recognU.e exceptlonaDy "We want to encourage the designed developments. idea of building something that is Commissioners said an award a pleuure to look at as opposed system will eo'courage develop-to aomething that is boring or e11 to think of new and original pu.rety utilitarian,• F.gan said. concepts in community plan-The Planning Commission ning and design, and assist the , plans to recognize a develop- city in the natural transition ment every six months -once from old to modem. as more and in January and again in July. Be- more buildlnp are being re-cause commissioners just developed. missed the 6Ummer deadline, Planning Commissioner the first aWlU"d9 wouJd take place Eleanor Egan said she doesn't in October and then again at the beglnning o( the year to get the program bad: oo a stxth·m~ echedule, said Mike Robinson, the city ~ of planning and developme,tt. Projects are eUjfble for nomJ- nadon ff they have been com· pleted within the designated six- month period. Cdteria include overall eiwenence in an:hltecture, protection of the integrity or en- hancement of the existing neigh- borhood, in.corpora don of public art into the overaD project, and use of energy conservation fea- tures or building concepts. Given the recient opposition to various residential additions - most notably two proposed sec- ond-story additions that were denied by city leaders -Robin- son said it was lmportant to make Stlre that future projects were well-suited to the existing neighborhood. He admitted that it may be dlf. We want to encourage 1 the idea of building something that is a pleasure to look at as opposed to something that is boring or purely utilitarian: EINnorEpn, plannilg commissioner 6cult to propose innovation when neighbors call for CO(\· (ormity. Developers can Include pioneering enhancements that still fit with the overall scheme of the surrounding area. he said. lo many cases. the ground-brealt- lng design concepts will not be aesthetic. •tt may not be visible from the outside but still shows some sort of innovation.'' Robinson said. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS City clerk's office validates candidate Costa Mesa n!Sident Allan Mansoor officiaUy became a City Council candidate Monday morning as hJs application sig- natures were verified by the Orange County registrar's office. Mansoor, who is a member of the city's Human Relations Com- n'littee, had all the necessary paperwork completed and filed as of Friday's 5 p.m. deadline but was still awaiting signature con- firmation by the registrars office. The confirmation was com- pleted over the weekend and was aclcnowtedged by a representa- tive from the Costa Mesa city clerk's office Monday. OCCs enrollment increases about 4% With two weeks left before the start of the fall semester, Orange Coast College finds its student enrollment has in- creased 4.39{, over last year. The Call semester, which will begin Aug. 26, still has nwner- ous courses available for stu- dents needing to enroll, said Dean of Admissions and Records Nancy L Kidder. "Enrollment bas been heavy this fall, but we still have many open classes." OCC has 18,630 students en- rolled and expects to enroll more than 28,000 before the end of the fall semester, which also includes a variety of four- week and eight-week classes that the college offers. Applications for the fall se- mester are still being accepted. The admissions and records of- fice is open from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Thurs- day, and 8 a.m. to l :30 p.m. Fri- day. lnfonnation: (714) 432- 5072. Foundation gives UCI $87 ,000 for seminar The William and Flora Hew- lett Foundation has given $87 ,000 to UC Irvine's Distance Leaming Center for the semi- nar MSorting Through and Sort- ing Out: The State of Learning Content Sharing in the E-leam- ing Industry." The seminar, which will be held at the university in the fall, will include national leaders in onllne learning projects in- volved with the sharing of con- tent. The participants will come zations or institutions engaged from large-scale repositories. in such activities. ln this pur· university distance-learning ef-suit, the foundation has de- forts, suppliers to the online voted a significant amount of education industry and pub-resources to develop freely lishers. available"courseware at no cost The objective Is to produce a "Our grants to MIT, Carnegie report to describe the current MeUon University and UC state of content sharing and to Berkeley for the development of propose ideas for increasing freely available content and online sharing courses reflect ow desire to The Hewlett Foundation's make knowledge open and ac- purpose is to promote the well-· cessible," sald Marshall Smith, being of mankind by support-Hewlett Foundation's program ing selected activities o( a charl-· director for education. table nature, as well as organi--Todd Karella FOR THE RECORD 'IWo stones tn the Daily Pl-Los Angeles and_ Riverside lot about the Colta Mesa Sani· eountiel. wtUcb was 2..~. tary District cootaJned incor-The cost of transferring trash n:ct Information reprding the to landflDa Is $48 per ton, agency's recent rate hilce which includes both sepa· {"Costa Mesa Sanitary District rated and non-eeparated weighs rate inaeue," Aug. 8, trash. The haulers can request and "Sanitary district raises a cost-of-living increaae or no fees by 54)(,, • Aug. 10). )'be in· more than 3" per year during crease wu the aecond In the fee negotiations. PlnaJJy, put 10 yean, and was made "liquid waste• the sanitary baaed on the Put year's Con-district collects does not trawl sumer Price Index for Orange, through the city'• gutters. "USDA Choice" Beef Tri Tip Roast Re •.,-.. Now s S99 u.. Beef K-Bobs "'1IWd In HaA1J. BBQ, « Tetfpkl Sauce Re 'IP'.. Now s S99 u.. Ch~~~~ast Skin-On $ '119.9 Reg •s-.. Now ,--lb. n..sday. Au8vit 15. 2002 Al . .. COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WRAP-UP Hae are some of the dedalona coming out of the ea.ta Mall. Planning Commission on Monday. CARSMETICS The Planning Commission unanimously approved the conversion a former framing shop on Harbor • BouJevard to as 0 accommodate a · neW business that specializes in touch-up car 'paint jobs . The owners of 2861 Harbor Blvd. will introduce Costa Mesa to c.arsmetics. a specialty auto painting business that repairs minor dents and scratches. The business does not do major collision wort. a staff report shows. Automotive businesses sunound the building in question, except for apartment build.in~ to the rear. A parking lot and alJey separate the auto shop from homes and, therefore, planners said it wouJd not negatively affect them, a staff report shows. WHATrrMEANS: Carsmelics will be permitted to perform minor touch-up repairs provided that no major bodywork. frame straightening or mechanical repairs are done at the site. WOOFERS AND TWEETERS Costa Mesa Courtyards Center will have a new tenant in 1Weeter Home Entertainment Group as the co~ssion ,, o MMD unarumrovedousthly app e car Installation business for the old Crown Books site. · 1Weeter Home Entertainment Group sells NEXT MEETING •WHEN: 6~30 p.m. Aug. 2e •WHERE: City Han. 77 Fefr Drive, Costa Mesa • NORMATION: (714) 754-6245 home and car stereo systems and requested permission to also install the car stereos from the 9,505-square-foot site ln the courtyard. CommJssioners approved a new service bay to be bunt in the rear of the store, 'ror the purpose of stereo installation. WHAT rr MEANS: The electronic store will be pennined to Install car stereos, provided none are done after 7 p.m., to ensure neighbors' peace and quiet. ENERGY CONSERVATION Commissioners unanimously endorsed the introduction of a nationwide techniques. energy-saving program to the city to power up the.ir efforts to begin new conservation Planning commissioners have outlined energy conservation as one of their chief goals and have formally recommended the City Council pass a law that encourages new city buiJdings to take part in the Environmental Pro1ection Agency's Energy Star program. Private buildings wouJd also be encouraged to take pan but participation would not be mandatory. WHAT rT MEANS: The City Council will now con.sider whether the city should take pan in the Energy Star program. · -O>mpil.ed by Lolita Harper Bacon Wrapped Scallop K-Bobs Re '14'8 .. Now s~ ... Atlantic Salmo Fillet s Re 'J~ .. Now (;19._ Calamari Steaks Plain & Breaded Now $ 4'9 .. Fruh---- --..z..~~~--r.-~--, Large Red. Plums Rea • 1•.. Now gJ< • .. • M Tllwtdly, ,.... 15, 2002 --. --· . PUBLIC SAFETY POUCEFUS COSTA_. 'Heroic' lifegual!ds' actions save 7 swimmers • c.-... ...... An 8'llo ~ .. NpOrtld In .. 3100 bled. 9:29 a.m. iu.d9y. •GolC....~A ClOf1'VTWcW bulglery w repotWd In the 1?00 bloci: at 6:42 a.m. Tue1d9v. ·Hlrtlor~ ---~o.M:A 38-yearold man w wrested on ltJll)ldon of hit-end-fun propet1y (lamage at 6:46 p.m. TuMde'(. •Hytmtci ..... An 1&-vearold women~ arrested on suepkion of prostitution In the 3600 btodc at 5!46 p.m. Tueedey. • WhltneV Wiry: A home burglaty was reported In the 600btodcat111'1 p.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH • Bolero Wiry: A stolen vehlde waa reported In the 400 bfodt at 4:24 p.m. Tuesday. • c.n.tion----A burglary was reported in the 600 bfodt at 4:32 p.m. Tuesday. • N9wpoft Centlr Drive: A 56-year-old woman was a1T8Sted on suspicion of petty theft at 1 :46 p.m . Tuesday. • Von Kann1n Drive: A grand theft was reported In the 4400 blodc at 8:28 a.m. Tuesday. . Riptides surprised a group of bo~ Tuesday; the rescue will earn two guards -one on-duty and one off at the time - a letter of commendation, captain says. . Jeme1Meler Dalty Pilot NEWPORT BP.ACH -1Wo ~heroic" lifeguards uwd seven young swimmers Tueeday after. noon aftei: a series of large wa\lel swept Into 56th Street Beach, a lifeguard captain said Wedne.· day. EL TORO Continued from Al tant The largest chunk of the grant. $931,168.09, went to Greenstripe Media. mainly to produce and broadcast announcements on cable 1V in Washington. D.C. START Continued from Al $700 of her $1,300-a-month rent Stevens only brio~ In about FULL BAR COCKTAILS About 5:20 p.m. ~ an ~-WIM let al 5-to 8-foot waWll Cat.pt tbe...., ~ off guard. II.Id Newport Bw:h Ufeguard (Apt. Jim 1\.ner. ute- ~ 'Dlyb eum.t w.. on hie way to warn the cbJldren. all 10 to 14 yean old, of the~ coodld.ooa when the 'WIMll swept them off their feet. 1\J.mer Spots dded ·Bunny and the Pa- pen" and "Bunny and the Yta· ael, • among othens, were pdd for with tbJs mo~ Media com- puy MTA Inc. got U93,874.23, In put for producing the bro.- chures "Weaae:l Ykrda," "El Thro Airport Plan,• •rwA Elpanslon• and others. And $112.214.63 paid to Kutak Rock UP included fees for general legal services, as Mil $150 to $200 a week by woddng at The Latest 'Ib.lng, a Mesa Verde curlo shop. She sells fairy wands and aeasbeD mobiles - many of which dangie In her windowsills.. Stevena 18.id she can't won: full time because she contracted hepatitis C while she was addicted to heroin and the condition bu wakened bet energy levels. Without the voucher, Stevens CURVE Continued from Al 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 relates to the bath Is almost unchalJengeable. That's as close as the saeen bas come thus far to dealing aesthetically with the male nude. Actoa of my siz.e are usually put In a amall wooden tub or a wash boiler with a beard and a cigar." ........ . ,,, """""' ""'Atl ...... JO'llJ......, "" • -nit• He spoke roudneJy In epigrams that were often very funny. 1alldng about "Ben-Hw," he told my film class: "Doing an epic film ls like raJsing dJnosaurs. How can you survive without being trampJed In the proceear Theo he deeaibed ·Ben-Hur" directoc Wiiiiam ~ tbll way:~ for WUUe ls like getting the works ln a 'l\utilb bUb.. You Deldy drown but you come out smelling like a rote.• He (oOowed Georp Murphy and Ronald Reagan aa head of the Saeen Actors Guild but remt.ed sugesdooa that he follow them into polidcal life. At. the same time, he strongly defended politically active entertainers, telllng me: •1 • Send AAOUfC> 10WN Items to the Delly Piiot. 330 W. Bay St .• Costa Meea. CA 92627; ~ fex to (949) 646-4170; or~ celling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, date end locetlon of the event. .. well ea e contect phone number. A com.pleta llttlng la available at www.dallypilotcom. TODAY <MdNll •-=-• ... dwouglt 9ixth gnldea ere Invited to Mlend the gr.nd-flnele program "bpect the Unexpect9d" beginning at 10".30 e.m. et the Belboe Branch Ubrwy. ~ progrem wfll Include •magic~ per1onnence by Magic c.tle entertH1er Devid Sble, rwhehmema end. g~ chwing. The llbrefY II at 100 E. Belboe Blvd. Free. (Ml) 717-Bn Of WWW.MWJJM· ~Mg. A ........ -.. 11 .... 1M1torw.t\. SC09 Jetw llt1g1, • nMllltler ~ ........ wlll be held from t to I p.m. et the Debre .._ 8Mlo Geier( on Belboe ........ n.-.v .. at 221 M9rN lwe., 8""9 E. Free. (IMS) 723-8171 aa for a toxic study of the FJ Thro site. 'Wbrking group'coo.sultant Da· vid EDil' 8rm received $458i<J61.60. Most of that money was for conaultanta' fees and for services and expemea relating to print and broadcast med.la cam- paigns, research, and staff travel to and advocacy In Wasblngton. o.c. wouldn't be 8ble to make her rent payments. An afternoon with Stewns makes it clear she hand.lea the home with tender loving care. She planted her apple, kumquat and 6g trees in the backyard and many of her other plants in the frontyard to spruce up the landscq>ing. Securing the house was an ordeal. Stevens wu turned down by more than 30 landlords. who suppose what it comes down to is that the public simply bas to accept the perhaps unjust intluence that performers have in all sorts of acdvities outside their own field. It comes down ftnaDy to an exercise of taste and judgmenC Those who -lilce me - would question both in the manner Jn which bis prestige and visibility have been used to fight the most basic types of gqn control should also weigh fh another quality of Heston that I found just as pervasive as his humor: his strong adherence to principle as he saw ll For example, he once returned hie entire salary to Columbia Pictures after l.nslating on the shoodng of casdy addidonal scenes he felt were essential for a movie In which be was starring called •Major Dundee." Another case in point is the movie he brought to my lJCI daas. a western called "WU1 • Penny" that Paramount soured on and didn't promote. It disappeared quickly and then became a cult movie that Heston seemed to regard with more atfection than all of bis film Working group Executive Di· rector Barbara Uchman's firm of Clleveliar, Allen and Uchman received $330,134.01, all for le- gal services. much of wbkh pertained to anticipated litiga· ti on. Bruce Nestande received $.132,.415.25 for work on mailers and television spots. consulting, travel to and adwcacy in Wash- blanched when she told them she bad a, voucher. She acknowledges that the vouchers can cany a stigma. Not all property owners accept the vouchers. Some believe they attract a "lower class• of tenant who may or may not make the rent payment, land.lord Barry Saywitz said. Not all landlords participate in the program. "I don't think the voucher epics-and spent a good deal of time and money trying to get Into theaters again. Principle also entered our book negotiations. He bad agreed to the financial arrangements11Dd to make the necessary research time available to me. We were ready to sign the contracts when the word "autoblogJaphy" popped up. While the publishets saw It In the first-person voice, both Heston and I thought it was a third-person biography. The change was OK by me, but not by Heston. He couldn't countenance a ghost-written book, even though this was a common biographical device. If the flnt-pqaon voice was required. then he would have to write it And tb1he project went down the tubes. This la not swprislng from a man who spent eight months on a USC practice field lea.ming how to throw a football with the akil.I and accuracy of a professional quarterback for a small movie called "1be PrO. • •1 learned to drive a chariot in two months,• he told me, "but it took four times as long to learn how to throw a football ington. D.C., and other aervtces. "Before we have an audit done, lt'a too early to draw con- clusions." Oty Manager Homer Bludau said of the spending. •JUNE CAIAGRANDE covers Newport ee.d'l end John Wayne Airport. She mav be reec:hed et (949) 57<Mm or ~ MT'l•ll at jur».C#llflf'8nde•l«lmn.oom. program la ideal for everybody,• Saywltz aa1d. "What I like about It la the rent Is guaranteed. There's less rtalt of a tenant not paying their rent" Stevena and her IO· year-old daughter live in the house with their two cats, Vlnnle and Max, and a snake named Mocha. •PAUL CLINTON covert the environment end politic&. He mey be reached at (949) 7&M330. property.• lo hLs announcement of the onset of the Alzheimer's-like symptoms, Heston aaid he is •neither giving up nor giving In," and he has a whole lifetime of conviction and a fine and loving family to add credence to that promise. Heston -who was a 8 -24 tail gunner in World War U -once hitchhiked bis way through Vietnam just hanging out with American troops In places entertainers didn't normalJy reach. •1 went there," he told me, "filled with mJ.agivings and doubts that colored much American thinking. I found little of that reftected in the troops. 1beae men were wholly committed to what they were doing there.• Clluck Heaton Is a1ao committed to what be la doing, and right now that means getting on with hll llfe. A lot of people like me who diaagree with him about guns wtlJ be wishing him well in that journey. •JOSEPH N. IEU It a resident of Senta An• Height.I. His column appears Thursdays. AROUND TOWN the library system. The llbrery la at 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 759-9667. A ehowlng of "o.rno.k Jones" will begin .. duet .. pen of the Newport Dwl88 w.t.1ront Reeort Movies on the 8eed'I Mriea. The ftlm wfU be thown on •giant eaeen lituated on the Mnd end gue.ts ere w 1lc.omed to take advantage of the~ The reeort is• n31 8-* Bev Ortw. $8 per'*'· (M8, n.ouNE. SATURDAY 'hMbrthe ... FlneAN Feetivel w1ll be held from 10 e.m. to 6 p.m. s.turdey end Sundey et the Via Udo Plue In ,..ewport 8-d'I. The...,.. wit Include ortglfMll wottl In ,,.entlng, ~.mixed medl• end eculpture. E~ *911 el9o be pRMded bv the JllOf't F'8ddy Bend ftom 11 e.m. to 3 p.m. The pl-.. .. at 3421 Via Udo. m.. (811) ,..2907 or www • ...,. ~dlta.com. 2002 adult aummer reeding progrema. The program wfll begin et 3 p.m. and will be hekt In the Cerone del Mar Branctt Ubrwy. The librery la et 420 Merigold Ave. Free. (Me) 717-380'! or www.~ ~OfrJ. Fund-nilaJng ProfeMlonela Conference on Phllanthropy will begin et 8 e .m. et the Hiiton Hotel In Coste M .... The event, ntabllahed for Orenge' County nonprofit~ end efftlieted orgenludonl. will Induct. thr.e eldll-development MMtona on the Wd of .,._ ~ o.b"-be fund-raiefng. A two-day aurvey ltMMn et dl.ec •pert of the cou,.. wtff eleo be held N9wport Dunea RelOft Moviee on beginning on Aug. 22 end will the..,. ..... The ftlm wffl be be followed by. certffled ~on• giant ecreen funckelafng executive 8"uet9d on the und. Gueits mey exemlnetton Aug. 24. The hotel e1eo bike advantage of the · la et 3060 Brtetol St. C.11 for campft,.._ The w.ort Is at 1131 lnfonnetion on C09ta or to meke 8ec:t Bev Oriw. S8 per car. (949) r ... rv•tlona. (148) te1-o19e. 729-DUNE. , Olll¥Plot \. M ~. Alcaast 15, 2002 • • I 'O FORUM ,, EDITORIAL ~Home-addition t- options must .. be kept open F irst, let's be clear. We have no problem with city government atrivtng to keep a balance in Costa Mesa. We have no problem with Lt making sure that the neighborhood amblence, the look and feel of the community is consistent. That's the key word, tho~ consistent. And that's where we part ways with some recent Planni.ng ·Commission and City Council ded&lona to forbid homeowners from adding a second story to a house. It seems to us the idea that a homeowner can't add a second story is both unreasonable and inconsistent with the rest of the city. 'IWo-story homes are the norm thrQughout Costa Mesa-from the East.side, to the Westside. to Mesa del Mar, to College Park and to Mesa Verde. The common, consistent theme in all these neighborhoods is that the two-story homes coexist right alongmde single-story homes. It's just the way it is and has been for years. In fact. Lt's the • way it is and bu been in probably every city ln the great state of California In the case of Aviemore Terrace, where a bomeowner's two-story piana got shot down by the City Council, there is a two-story home on that very street. Indeed the entire neighborhood is filled with two-story homes. Sdll, the Planning Commia&lon just did the same thing 1\aeaday to a homeowner from Mesa Verde, ~other neighborhood with many a two-1tory home. How can the council or Planning Comthisaion albitrarlly decide any homeowner can't add another story to a home? How can these oftlclals deny this homeowner the very rights enjoyed by their fellow property owners in Costa Mesa and countless other cities? We suspect they can't. Families grow and families need space. To accommodate that lack of space, they either build up or build out. Lacking a lot of square footage on a property means in many cases going up is the best option. Now, we are in no way saying that a.rcb.itectural guidelines and neighborhood character should be thrown out the two-story window. In fact, we are sttong advocates of that consistency and preserving a neighborhood look and feel that all Costa Mesans can be proud of. But those regulations need to be reasonable. In Laguna Beadl. that city bas aeated a Design Revi~ Board. wboee members are d:Muged with approving~~ by homeowneB. With all the changes happening in Cosca Mesa. with the questions about the P.astside and losing that character. maybe a Design Review Board for this town Is long overdue. In voting against the Aviemore Terrace addition, Councilman Gary Monahan urged the homeowners to sue the city and test the laws forbidding them to make these changes to their home. We reaDy think it shouldn't have to go that w. We wp dryleaden to revene these fogy decisions and, with strict guidelines ln place. grant th.ls homeowner the 1a111e rights enjoyed by othen in th.ls town. COMMUNITY COMMENTARY . -CHOC clinic would be a gift to children ·KAREN L. .. McGµNN N9u..-rt-Meu UnMed lcllOOI .,....... ...... ....,. ? • d1 1 I llN to p oatp one ............. , ........ undl WftlftUlllly m.dnge .. be held. Whet lhould be•• ~u111d 9t thw m•111•7 Call our Reederl Hodfne at (9'8) 842-eoe& or aend 9-fNll to dllllypilote-,.,.,,__com. PIMM apelf your name and Include your hometown Mid phof'9 number, for~· putpoeee only. • DEAR JOE FU PHOTO I DAii. Y PILOT Planes wait for 7 a.m. to roll around, wflen they have the OK to take to the skies above Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. ·Lessons still have not been learned C olumnist Joseph N. Bell and many of the Pilot readers would like to give E.l Toro a proper burial ("A few things to a.sit before burylng m Toro," July 25}. AB well they should. Removing the "cosmetic makeover," however, will not provide the citizens of Newport Beach the answers that they seek. No, a real autopsy is required, starting with the so-caDed "we voted twice" to have an airport. . Many who voted "yes" on Measure A. back ln 1994. did 80 because they believed the daJ.ma that a commerdal airport at the sooa-to-be-closed Marines base would be a "turnkey" operation. Same flights. same Umfted amount of nolse and operations, the only change would be the color of the uniform. Sure. some also dreamed of taking a flight to London. Rome or 'Ibkyo. bypassing LAX. and some even believed that a commercial airport at El Toro would be an economic engine. The fact that Measure A barely passed while the county was ln a recession susgested. though. that the economic argument was not a decisive one. When the environmental report was releaaed in the summer of 1996, almost two years after the .voters approved Measure A, many jaws dropped. This was not going to be more of the same thing. The proposed airport at El Toro would be the size of San Francisco lntematlonal operating around the clock. Fuel would have to be trucked to the airport -250 tanker trucb a day; the runways would have to be tom and rebuilt and "lntemational" flights meant Mmco md Canada. And while the county promised a politically correct takeoff proposal- away from residential areas -pil~ts and the law of physics claimed the opposite. lndeed, a memo from the Federal Aviation Administration suggested that northerly takeoffs would have to make an immediate left tum to continue toward the ocean over Newpon Beach. These facts that were slowly unearthed by South County communities, together with the economic expansion of the '90s, were what was behind the shift in public oplnJon to realize that a commercial LETTER TO THE EDITOR airport at El Toro was a losing proposition. And yet. I have no doubt that bad the leaders of the Airport Working Group used tact and political savvy, had they approached the communities of South County with an open invitation to consider all possible base reuses, that by now jets would be Oylng at El Toro. Instead, the group's leaders used bullying tactics and demanded that the county follow their wishes and this turned most South C.Ounty voters. as well as others, against Newpon Beach. Based on the continuing arrogant comments from the group'• leaden. on letters claiming that flights ahould not be over expensive bomes and on Bell's demand that noise over his patio be moved to others' -the real lesson of Fl Toro has yet to be learned, lf at all. HANNA Jal. Minneapolis • IEDO'OR'S NOTE: H•nne Hill is a funner resident of Irvine who keeps up with the El Toro issue from her MidwMt home. Poll of local planners was perfectly legit by Oipping the positive and negative responses once that rhythm bad been established. We dJd not do that and, in fact. we went to great lengtN not to Jnftuence my of our respondents' oplnlona through camful wording of our questiona (to be as balanced as possible), extensive use ol skip patterns (to limit specific probes of negative responses to only thoee who actually bad a preelisting strong negative position) and careful placement ol questions explodng spedftc c:oncerm at the end of the suney (so as not to ln8ueoce any of the answers aJn.dy ghen). Had we wished to bias the n!9U1t1, we would haw done jult the oppoelte. A &arge-acale public oplnlon pol of eeYel'll bundled to 1,000 or mon reapondentl may be able to cm. ~of enor of 3,. to 5,.,our M11Wy WU not deaiped for a~ pnpdatkn By limltlng our mnple to ==73~==--tn ~we flelded wt.a we In tbe ~l'llllllrto•a.•prcif 1loml ~ ~lbelilWllola>opwlldOG• euda-= .. ,.. ,.,.. to 1,... ........ --~--......,...., COC1pi91Daa _ af.,,. lram • Ktlw ....... at•-•··~ ~p 0 f1Tla ....... J ~-... -a1 .. . • n 1 l a.111111.-11• •••W .............. _ ..... ., .. "' 2 't .. ... ca I .... ... as ·three times higher than most surveys.· but ap.ln. ours was not a public opinion surwy. In polnt of facl. no matter bow po6itive the other prospective respondents m.Jgbt have been, we still would have wound up with an aatonishlngly high number of negad.Yes. While this aurvey dJd probe aome of the negative oplnloos stated by respondeota, it dJd not probe any of the politha. Thia wu not done to bias the ~but to cut down on the expenae of this project (which WU paid for directly out ol the pockets ol our underwriters). N you may knaw. ieebimate survey rawd1 la extnocdtnariJy e:xpenstYe, 90 all~ limit the number ol quationa ubd. Our dieots' ICaled ~In fleldfnc this aarwy wu to Identify w.ys in wbkb the commilllon could better aene ill comdbwncy (a queadoa wbk:b WM in fKt ..... ol el reap ... 11111). n.n pndlely wtiat our 9.-.ci «MR- drttped to do.• cpcllly md • ._..., .. pa'lltie lfwt ........ .., ....... ~ wewoWd bnelllbd 5 J dw .,..,._ ol el'"" a .._..in m fAlit to ................. ollbouFl-.. •1 d, ... FIJ 1 W ..... DftlrOGCeW ..,ta .. .....,_.._...., ......... W......:Y ..... •--.n1111tN ~11-, ..... ol•l' 2 ..... Pelelf!-2 -, ........... .,, ... -< ;; ..... , • ., ...... cDllill s' .............. .. I t • .,._ I ~ ·-· ..... , .. - M Ttuldly, M.icUSt 15, 2002 NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL WRAP~UP I lere are tome of the NEXT llEE1Ki decisions oomlng out o( the council meeting on / • WlmN: 7 p.m. Aug. 27 ...... City ...... 3300 Tuesday. Newport Blvd., N9WJ>Or1 PACIFIC BAY HOMES Beech •INFORMATION: (949) A request by Pad6c Bay 844-3000 For full agendas, staff Homes to add kitchenettes reporta and minute. of Chy to the guest Council meetings, visit the ~ """"""of II city's Web site at units 1Jl the www.c/ty.newport·bdach. One Ford ca.ua/hom•.htm. Road area was sent bade to Business Improvement lhe Planning CommisWn District will continue Its after council members work for another year, agreed there was not enough oouncil infonnalion to make a ~--. decision. The company had decided.On decided to cancel the req0est ,,,,..., Tuesday, they until coundl members voted to !>uggested sending the matter renew the back to the commission. district and to continue to authorize Its assessment WHAT rT MEANS: revenue so\lrce for the Some residents worried 2002-03 years. I hat the issue could result WHAT IT MEANS:· in w ning changes at One The area's VJSion 2004 Ford Road that could in tum affect their property revitallz.ation for C.Orona values. But council del Mar will continue as members assured residen ts planned for the next fiscal that they would work to year. assure that their home WHAT WAS SAID: values were n ot affected. ·w e Mve a great WHAT WAS SAID: community, and Vision "I ~ imagine that the 2004 is going to make It an w ning is going to change even greater community." at One Ford Road." -Donald Glasgow of the -C.Ouncilman C.Orona del Mar Business Steve Bromberg Improvement District . BUSINESS DISTRICT -C.Ompill!d by lnc Corona de! Mar June Casagrande ~~ R es taurant ---Established In 1962 --~ 1 '/ ... •••IM ltNDlYED runs pertodlcllltv 1n the O.lly PMoc on • rotating betl1. For lnfonnetlon on adding your organization to thle.ffst. ~" 1949) 574-4298. ACADEl9C YEM IC MEICA Coeta MMe famlliM cen ho9t • Germen student end eem up to $1,000 toward• number of travel ebroed prngrema. Danielle Cerpino, (800) 322-Host BEST BUOOIES The nonprofit organ~atlon la looking for volunteers, 18 and older, to provide companionship for adults with dewfopmental dleablliliea. As a '"Cttizen Buddy: volun1eerl will visit with a buddy twice a month and call or e-mail them once a week. The organiution lao has an e-Buddiea program that forms friendships entirety <Ner the Internet. Volunteers for that program must be at least 12. (714) 646-1826 or www.betltf;>uddies.orp. COSTA MESA SENIOR CORP. The nonj,roflt organization at the Costa Mesa Senior Center la looking for new board members. The fund-raising and policymaking board needs volunteers who will participate in monthly meetings, occaaional committee meetings and sp9Cial projects. Cendldatea should have connections In Costa MM8 and surToundlng communltiea and an Interest in serving the community by helpif1g seniors. (949) 645-2366, Ext. 16. COURT-APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES Volunteers are needed to serve as advocates for abused, neglected and abandoned ctiildren. Voh.mteers wort one on one with a ctilld for three hours a week. (714) 663-9034. ... . . . . . ........ --· GERING INVOLVED ~All91MCE ..., .... The nonprofit~ .. Meldng YOlunteen for lt8 expending treuma reeponee progrem. Some volunteilrs ~ lewentorc.ment. .......... end~~ by proyldlng emotional ftrst •Id end support to Injured or traumatized people. Other voluntMrs ptOVlde dfspetch and office support No experience Is nec:eaary. Tn1lnlng will be provided. (949) 688-1414. , DISPUTE RESOWTION SBMC£S Volunteer mediators, cne apeciallats end outreadt naiatenta are needed to help In a variety of mediation ceaea. Bilingual language aldlla are needed for oftlce volunteers and for mediators. (949) 250-0488. ORANGE ccunv WORKS Participate In life manai)ement and employment training worbhope aa a aucceaa ooacti to foster teens 16 to 18. (949) 609-1451. ORGANIZATION FOR THE .._.. CARl OF AMW.S Volunteers are needed to care for stray and lost animal• in the Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar areea. (949) 722·1367. ORTON DYSLEXIA SOCETY ORANGE ccunv BRANCH Volunteers are needed to teach reading akllla, wort on malling• and coordinate the adult group. (714) 999-0118 between 9 a.m. and3p.m. READINGBY9 The mentor reading program seeks volunteers to read to students In klndergar1en through third grade. In Costa Meta, Pomona Elementary School, (141) &16-89IO; WhhtJer Elementary School, (Ml) 51s.enl; Wlleon Elementery School, (Mt) 151 &-etH; end New Shellmar L.Nmlng Center, (Ml) 841 0388, need help In e-...ng atudef1tS In rMdlng, Writing end English. Mentor seulons mey be echeduled from 8:30 to 11 :30 e.m. end efter ldtool, from 3 toe p.m. Monday through Frldey. SAVE OUR YOUTH The '.Mllblde COiie Mw youth orgenlzetion la loolclng for volunteers to help create a positive attematlve for people 12 · to 23. Volunteers are needed to help In area• such•• boxing, aports,health,fltneea, .. robicl and academic tutoring. (949) 548-3265. SERVICE CORPs OF RETIRED EXECUTIVES Join other bualneas profeuionala to help amall buslne .. ea succeed by leading seminars and ooactiing entrepreneurs onllne. The corpa is a nonprofit ctiarltable organization eomposed of 11,500 volunteer business mentors, both worting and retired, who counsel buaineuea from nearly 400 offtC89 throughout the country. (714) 560·5369 and ask for membership. SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED Serve a1 a guide for homeless families by helplngthem set goals and maintain a basic budget Bilingual aldlla needed. Orientation and training provided. There.a Rowe, (949) 757·1456. SENIOR MEALS AND SERVICES INC. Volunteers are needed to deliver meals to homebound senior 8IWf) IEW • CX>SME'OOALLY IRRFECT Get the Best for IMtl ddzeM rnkti~ln Ca.ta Meea who are not to .,,..,.... d*r own meele end do not heve eny«>M to prepare meels for them. A hot lund'l I• dettvered Mondey through Fridey betwMn 11 •• m. end 1 p.m. to the tenlor's home. A on.dev·•-we.11 commitment I• ell that Is esbd. Subdtute drivers ere eleo needed to fHI In for,..,.., drivers. (949) 831-8171. VISIONS FOR PRllC*I Vlelona for Prteonl, • AOnproflt program thet teec:hn etlltuclnal healing and meditation In prison, needs typilt9 to tranacrib4tletter• from lnm•iet to troubled ldd9. \V.lhd9V hours, .M ... del Mar. (714) 656-8000, vownEER CENTER OF GR£A1D OUNCE COtMY With more then 1,900 voluntMr opportunltlft, the VoluntMr Center wfll match people and groups withing to volunteer with nonprofit agencies In their area. Volunteer Connection Una, (714) 953·5757. Ext. 106. WEST S1>E BOYS liGltUCLU8 Volunteers are needed from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays to Mor students In first through abcth grades In reading. (949) 631-n24. WOMEN HELPING WOMEN Mentors and donations are needed to aaaist vlctJma of domestic violence. Volunteer teachers are alto needed for computer cleaaea. The organization 11at711W.17th St., Suite A· 10, C09ta Mesa. The center alto needs volunteers to help with client Intake and dressing, donation collection, sorting clothes and general office wort. (714) 631-2333. fWlll 3165 llarbor Blvd. w.. CoetaMaa • OM llodl 9-111 ol M! l'lry .. (714) 545-7168 .. SOCIETY Tlusday, Auaust 15, 2002 A7 THE CROWD A midsummer night's festival to .help children A perfect 1UDUDer ewnlnc at Publoo llland w.lcnmed bundreda of ChOdbelp USA patrona wbo Ptb8Ni for Fernpto. The annual mldeummer felt, hued ona .--...--.....-....--trldldon~ Italian summer party, unfolded its nlnthaeuon on the OrangeCout with style . Co-chalred byCJnt.dne B.W. COOK BNnand ..... ........,... with.._, Den and Anwar SoHm-aervtng u honorary chain. the~ fraco dinner-dance ft.lied FuhJon bland with mualc u bott St .... Allmo. gmenl ma.mger of Tutto Male, pn:slded over an Italian dinner worthy of praile. Incredible routed meats, sauaages and flab mixed with gourmet putu, potatqes and every lmqlnable condiment. including marinated ardcbo~es, a succulent olive tapenade, grilled veggies and ao much more. Guests raved about the food, including restaurateur au.dJ Schoeb and bis beautiful wife, <herl, dreued in very cool whJte lace for summer. Schoch la the owner of Roy's at Fasblon Island and the soon to open 1balfoon. Complementing Stefano AllNmo on the cuialne, the two men raised a glue of burgundy wine to tout bualneas in Newport Beach. •we help each other,• said Albano, adding: ·A fine restaurant does not Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot I II I I I'\ I" "\II II "<.l \ 11 I I ........... ........ =,. .. =:=1r ... -: ... Cll••llr ...... Ferragosto co-chairwomen Christine Bren and Pam Pharris flank host Stefano Albano at the Fashion Island fund-raiser. compete with another fine restaurant in the same location . We offer our customers more choices, and they will dine more often with all of us." The Schocbs attended the evening with Udo's Ann and John Wortman and Lee Healy and husband I.any Cano, a filmmaker responsible for the movie "Silkwood." Cano is a serious celluloid master, with a master's degree from UCLA In film. He is both teacher and creator. Cano held court with the crowd offering, HI only want to make quality fiJms that speak to the human condition." As the rhythm and blues band Blue Machine heated up the evening, committee members Jana Shuler, Tami Smith, Eileen Saul, Oeo Bluth, Carol Pldanl, Julle Wlttington, IClm Doud, ~Meredith, Undah Miies, Shan Womack and Tammy McICennon worlc.ed the crowd, enjoying the ambience of the Bloomingdale's Courtyard and selling raffle tickets. The more than 300 guests were most generous, PHOTOS COURTESY OF ANN CHATILLON Ra'ndy and Cheri Schoch and Anne and John Wortmann helped raise money for Childhelp USA at Ferragosto, an annual midsummer event. adding t9 the tally for the evening. Major sponsors of the night included the Bluth family, Spectrum Restaurant Group, Argyroe Foundadon, Stephanie and Jeff Gehl, <lu1ad.ne and Cary Bren, Puhlon laland, St. John. Andenon'• Seafoods, Cathy and Mlchad Brothen, Sue and Joe lngardla. Myrna Levy, Nita Luke and Patti and Jlm F.dwarda. Patti Edwards has been one of the sustaining donors and participants making the Orange County chapter ofO.Udhelp USA one or the most prominent in the nation. "This is the first year Jim and I can't attend, H confided Patti Edwards earlier in the day. "Our daughter is getting ready to leave fo r a semester abroad and we just can't come, but I know that Christine and Pam have done a J ' I I < , I{ I I \ \' I 1 ( I \ H I I \ \\ 11h I', r,011.d 111\lH.lfllC '111lu11111" Rabbirt Insurance Agency AUTO • HOMEOWNERS • HEA.1.Jl{ Stahtl1ry \inu J 9V ~ G-' ~S >.~_, 949-631-77 40 441 Old Newpon Bhd. • Newpon Badt (Near H~ Hotpiw) wonderfill job.# Numerous vendors and retailers contributed to the success, making the Oilldhelp party one of the most delightful on the summer social calendar. All funds raised, which will approach the six-figure level, will l>e donated to Childbelp USA to fund programs at the Beaumont. Calif., child-care facility for abused, abandoned and neglected children. Oiildhelp USA, founded some SO years ago by Yvonne Fedderson and Sara O'Meara, is one or the nation's oldest and largest nonprofits caring for children. • THE CROWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays NOW ON SALE! • \ • I L ... • M ~. ,.._ 1e. 2002 OATEBOOK DINING REVIEW Royal Khyber is a jewel in South Coast crown .,..,..... •• Mac,... D t.mna Is for me eomewbat akin to l'9ldina tr1MI ""'PzlM&. S-mpllng fonign adllnes aDowl me to mentally transport mytelf to erode lands with a folk and lcn1fe (or maybe cbopedcb) u my means of travel Ind.Ian food in particular conjures up vtvtd sensory adwntures of liabt. taste and smells, blending exotic spices to create s\ibtJe and mysterious flavors. Spices are what 6rst brought the British, French and other Europeans to the lndlan subcontinent beglnnlng in the late 15th century, and It was this spice trade that helped ftnance much or British colonialism. Luckily the British imported lndian cuisine to their Island, and not the other way around. Aashing forward to this era. the Royal Khyber rataurant ln South Coast Plaza Village has been introducing legions or loyal residents to the exotic charms of lndian cuisine. The restaurant, which was originally ln a strip mall on Bristol Street, was opened in 1980 by Arnn Puri and his wife, Urmil. Their daughter Shallni actually now owns the restaurant; however, she is off at college woricing on a master's degree in business administration. Puri was born in Punjab in northern lndla and immigrated to the United States, where be earned a master's degree in engineering. While here, he began cooking some of the dishes or his native land and, after a visit back to lndia to work in a friend's restaurant, opened Royal Khyber. The restaurant now occupies a prime spot in South Coast PIM.a Village. sandwiched between stalwarts Antonello's and Gustav Anders. The interior doesn't have the exotic look of some lndian restaurants where silb and tapestries a.re draped on the Ftne Home Pumiah.i.np Antiqua ac CoUectiWa Traditional to Coaagc Gifu ac Garden Decor Wuh List & .Ddiftty ..._but It mlbs audel a quiet fannalltJ nbleil -tet wttb ailp while lneni and MIOUDded by pDh upholstered cbliin. Wine .... aperlde at .-:h aetdng. lnlrlade panels taken from the old loc:adon have been .a:ented wllb gold .,.mt and himg decoradveJy from the ceWilg. 1be overall effect 111 airy and invtdng. Some people consider Indian food too spicy and harsh, but good Indian food relies not on overpowering spiciness but on ·delicate blends of many ingredients to create subtle flavor combinations. The menu at Royal Khyber features many tradidonal dishes. and Puri and bis daughter have also attempted to Ugbten up the cuisine by stripping dishes of unnecessary fats and oils. Many dishes are cooked in the restaurant's tandoors, a conical-shaped clay and brick oven fired by mesquite coals. Dinner at Royal Khyber starts with a basket of plain naan. the traditional Indian flatbread. Naan is cooked by slapping discs of raw dough on the sides of the tandoor, and allowing the b read to cook until it falls off the oven wall. The resulting bread is crisp and charred on the outside and still soft inside. Naan can also be ordered with flavorings. such as garlic ($4.25). onion and basil ($4.25), or under the name paratha. stuffed with fillings such as mint or herbs and potato ($3.95). Curries are. of course, popular in India. and featured in dishes such as the curried mussel appetizer ($10.95), a plate of plump mussels steeped in a coconut-infused tomato curry. Our table fought over the last mussel, and we used plenty or naan to sop up the remaining broth. Samosas, light pastry pockets stuffed with a savory filling, are another traditional appetizer. Here they're available stuffed with vegetables ($4.95), CAPEHOURS1 Moo-Su~pm SHOP & DINE The Original MIKE'I CARPET$ OVER 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA • Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery • ALL CARPET & FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30o/o off ~s KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Urmil Puri helps to manage R9yal Khyber, owned by her daughter, at South Coast Plaza Vdtage. lamb ($5.70) or shrimp ($7.50). Another less common dish is the lamb cakes ($10.95); ground lamb minced with nuts and a variety of spices, including cardamom. cinnamon and cumin that is then formed into cakes and smoked in the tandoor. These pungent morsels are served with a light tamarind-Oavored chutney. lndian dishes are known for their complex sauces, but some of my favorites are the simpler grilled meats cooked to perfection in the tandoor. The unique oven combines elements of smolclng. grilling and balcing into one device, and the resulting dishes are OavorfuJ and moist The perfect way to sample tandoori cooking is with the tandoori sampler ($18.95), a combination of boneless chicken pieces, fresh chunks of Candles to Cbanddien Uted & Ra.re Boob Custom Picture Framing Furniture Ratoratioo and much more I 130 FAST 17"' Sf. COSTAMF.sA Al ~WfHrt tf £ut I 7"' Strm (949) 722-11 77 ROW HOURS: Tue-Sat 10am-5pm Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates CALL NOW 642-8400 I fish, minced lamb kebabs and shrimp. All the meats and ftsh are marinated in a mJ.x:ture of yogurt, garlic, ginger and other spices, before being exposed to the intense heat of the tandoor. The yogurt marinade coats the meat. adding Oavor and helping to seal in the juices. Royal Khyber also features a selection of traditional curries. served with a choice of chicken, lamb or shrimp ($13.95, $14.95 and $16.95, respectively). Cuny heat ranges from mild to hot. and within that range diners can customize their curries to taste. I like the vindaloo, a spicy-vinegar based curry from the Goa region that includes chunks of creamy potato. Tilla masala is a milder curry flavored with tomato and ginger, with a touch of cream for extra richness. Although tikka masala is a staple of most lndlan restawanta, I understand that it was actually created in England by Bangladeshi chefs. A lighter curry ls the karahl. another tomato·bued sauce flavored with olive oil. garlic and herbs. One of the best dishes is listed under the house specialties as· Khyber's nectar ($17.75). Simply said, this is one of the most succulent lamb sbanb you'll find in any restaurant According to the menu. the dish Is cooked for 14 hours in a special clay pot. simmering in a "secret" sauce that tantalizes with hints of cinnamon, ginger and cardamom. The meat is fall-off-the-bone tender. and the sauce begs for at least one more order or naan. Indian dishes are typically served family-style. and Royal Khyber otters an assortment of side dishes to oomplement the Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find seNices from electrorncs and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. A recent 1~ by the pedoa thic foOtwear association PF~ has ' DESIGN CENTER found that ~ip, IXH:k and knee ~in can be n.latad 1of00t~1 ...... ''For All Your Decprating Needs!'' FYI •WHAT: Roy .. Khyber . ••II: 1821 w. Sunftower Ave. (South Coat Plau Villege) • ttOUNS: Lunct. It wwd 11 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. Dinner ta Nrved 6:30 to 9:30 p.m . Sunday through Thul"lday, and untll 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Brunch 11 available from 11 :30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sunday. •HOW MUCH: ExpeMlve • ~ (714) 436-1010 meal. Bverl ~are turned into e:mdc ~ auch as saag peneer ($8.95) apjnach that's stewed to aeamy texture and mixed wllh ebunb of mild c:hee9e, or olaa ($8.50) that's sautttd widl onions and sp6ca until it bas a sllgbdy ai8py texture. Raita ($3.25), a condiment made with yogurt and mint, cools off the palate seaied by some of the spicier dlahes. and the vinegary mango chutney ($3.95) cuts through the rich sauces. Royal Khyber's wine list features a respectable selection of American vintages at reasonable prices, and the restaurant also has a full bar. I find that a cold beer is the best beverage to counter the exotic spices. A crisp Indian lager known as Taj Mahal did the trick for me on my last visit A smaller selection of the more pdpular dishes ls offered on Royal Khyber's lunch menu. and the restaurant also serves Sunday brunch.. Whatever time of day you decide to dine, Royal Khyber will not disappoint with - Its selection of authentic lndian cuisine that offers Orange County diners an exotic glimpse into one of the world's oldest and interesting cuislnes. •STEPHEN SANT~E'S restM.irant reviews appear every other Thursday. Send him your comments at sdunta@- oc-dinlng.com. DATEBOOK REELCRmcs 'XXX'. ·is exxxtra bad; 'Blood Work' shows Clint Eastwood's age Vm Diesel's 'XXX' Jacks 007 panache ' 'X XX," the new spy thriller starring Vin Oiesd. is the epitome of a bad summer blockbuster. ------Obviously driven by the Eastwood brings 'Blood Work' to life C lint Baatwood acts his age, pretentlng "Blood Work" without much bloodshed. The 72-year-old plays Terry McCaleb, a retired ------FBI agent who has a Ttusday, qust 15, 2002 M need to create another action vehicle for llesel after che immense success of "The Past andthe Furious." the filmmakers slapped this mess together and rolled out the hype more than a 12-year-old boy'a fantasy. Diesel's character rails against authority with seemingly teenage angat and has a skateboard ramp In hit living room (bow neatol}. He ls famous for performing silly stunts and he refuses to •sell-out" by accepting corporate sponsorship. He parties every night, and his biggest problem is turning away all of the scantily dad women who are offering themselves to him. Then he gets sent on a secret mission and manages to save the world. heart problem that has been corrected by surgery. Vin Diesel and Asia Argento star in the action-adventure "XXX," now· in theaters. RYAN GILMORE machine to c~ a huge opening. Diesel plays infamous extreme-sport athlete Xander Cage, who films his own zany antics, such as stealing a senator's car and driving It off a bridge, and shows them on his Web site. When the National Security Agency's spies are unable to infiltrate a group of Eastern European anarchists (the movie begins with an agent trying to blend in at a heavy-metal rock concert wearing a tuxedo a la Bond and getting ldlled by the bad guys). they give Cage an offer he can't refuse. Either work for them or spend the rest of h is life in prison for his wacky extreme-sport crimes. Not being a fan of prison life, Cage (now dubbed "XXX" for the tattoo on the back of his neck and because if convicted it would be his third strike) becomes a secret agent and seems to run Into situations left and right where his extreme-sports experience comes In handy. Gee, what a coincidence. From snowboarding to parachuting to racing cars, the filmmakers manage to ensure that every e,xt.reme sport is covered by the time the end credits roll. Advertised•as an updated James Bond, "XXX .. ls nothing ·xxx· borrows numerous elements from the Bond films but handles them so clumsily that it comes off like a bad spoof. The film has a car with every gadget under the sun,' including a harpoon. And lt Is a good thing. because the main character has to harpoon a doomsday submarine that looks like a spaceship from a Flash Gordon movie and Is even named" Ahab" by the sinister anarchists. Women are shamelessly objectified throughout the film, and the movie even ends in the classic Bond fashion with our hero trying to bed down with a sexy girl while his boss tries to contact him with congratulations and news of another mission. "XXX" is a perfect example of how HoUywood, in its relentless pursuit of the teenage market, bas forgotten that adults like to watch action movies too. But lf you are on vacation from junior high school and you haven't spent all of yow allowance yet, get yourself down to the Cineplex and check this one OUL 'XXX' is rated PG-13 for violence, nonstop action sequences, sensuality, drug content and ~e. • RYAN GA.MORE le a Costa M ... resident and a fan of action films. 427 E. 17™ ST. CoSTA. MF.sA, 92627 (Between Twtin & Inioe Aw.) (949) 646-1440 Moo--Fri 7iOOAM"'6PM •Slat 7i00AM.-SPM • Clo.I s...a.,. 20% #IP.:. ~-~"!!'!.. '-:r:..,....-... -.r- ..... llM .......... .. -----~1-.. ('49) 64:Z.1717 2' .McCaleb is onadaUy regimen of 34 pills. But ELAINE =~ed ENGLAND business in McCaleb's put, and he's still on the trail of an insidious murderer. Angelica Huston plays Dr. Bonnie Pox. the heart surgeon campaigning to keep McCaleb retired and alive. Wanda De Jesus plays Graclella Rivers, who wanta McCaleb to pursue. the culprit who murdered her sister. He ls reluctant but ends up helping anyway. 1lna Ufford plays a supportive law enforcement person who helps McCaleb even though department naysayers want him out of their way. Jeff Daniels ls the ever-present errand boy Buddy Noone; his main reason for being seems to be drinking beer, but genial Buddy has a deadly agenda. The cinematography of sunsets and beaches was really special and the music track credited to Lennie Niehaus Is a classic. "Blood Work" ls rated R/or violence and language. • ELAINE ENGLAND lives in Newport Beach and owns a gift-basket business she operates out of her home. Put a few words to work for you. 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ID tllle 'IN WW -end lllt-11:1 ... .a llilf1 ~ • ...,. ,.,_ ..... " ....... ~ 1~ h • q AlO Ttusday, ~ 15, '2002 .. . .. ... .. ... ... .. .. .. DATE BOOK · .. .. ·. THEATER AFTER HOURS Youth will be served at two local theaters • Submit AFTER HOURS itilnw to the Delly Pilot. 330 W. 8-v St., eo.t.e M_., CA 92t27; bV fax to (949) &t&-4170; °' bV celling (949) 57oM288. A plete list Is ~•ll•ble 8t . dailypilotoom. MOYES ON THE BEACH The Newport Ounet Waterfront Resort Hotel will show movies on the beech f/Nery Friday end Saturday during the summer.· Showings will begin et dusk. The film schedule la es follows: •0smoa11 Jones• on Friday, •The Mighty Oucb• on Saturday, •eug's Life" on Aug. 23, •Galaxy Quest" on Aug. 24, "Cl<><*-toppera• on Aug. 30 and "Mrs. Ooubtftre"" on Aug. 31. Newport Dunes is at 1131 ._ a.y Drive, NMidPQft Bw:h. Admlaion .. he,~ for perlcjng. (800) 796-7911. NAT1ME INDOORS •£xqulllee Neture: The Beeuty of AowerS:' • photogrephic exhibit by Karen ludMtll. will be on dltpl-v et the Newport Beedl Central Ubrary, 1000 AVOC8do /INe., Newport Beed'I, through Sept. 13. ffee. (949) 717-3801. MUSIC LOVE SONGS ·Singer end 90ngWriter Micheel Bolton wilt perfonn a Lovesongs Uve Concert at 8 p.m. Aug. 31 at the Orange County Petfonning Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. $48-$76. (714) 740-7&.78. Br Tom Titus this dramatlzadoo or the oovel Alida Butler, opens Aug. 23 and by Frances Hogdlon Burnett. , plays weekmdt through Sept. 8. I o mid-August. most local author of"'The Secret Gmdm,• Performances are 7:30 p.m. tbe9ts pouJJ8 8re OD hiatus, which the 'Dilogy staged a few Friday and Saturday (tidcets $15), .,..rtng for their new seasons ago. and 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday aeuona commencing ln the ran. From one of the choeen few at madneel (tickets $13). The show WhJch means the kids have the Miss Mlnchln'I Select Seminary, la recommended for ages 6 and stages all to themselves. Sara undergoes a wrenching older. The 'Dilogy Playhouse is at 1Wo local theaters are giving _change in brr life when her 2930 Bristol St., C.OSta Mesa. at their younger perfonners a shot father's death thrusts her Into the the rear of the Lab/Anti-mall. at the spotlight next weekend as life of a penniless orphan. 1be eaq {714) 957-3347, Bxt. 1, for <:osta Mesa's 'Dilogy Playhouse beartlesa Miss Mincbin decides more lnfonnadon. opens "~ UttJe Princess" and the to keep Sara at the seminary, but The yellow brick road leads to newer Newport Beach Theatte turns her into a "half-starved Uncoln School in Corona del Company nM\'es perhaps the little drudge." required to wait on • Mar, where the Newport Beach most popular children's clasaic the other girls and live In a Theatre Company will present of aD time, "'Ole Wizard of Oz." rat -inlested attic until a "'Ibe Wizard of en." also Everyone from age 2 to 102 mysterious benefactor begins opening Aug. 23 and playing undoub~ ls familiar with sending her food, clothes and th.rough SepL 8. The "Wiza.rd" (my two kids fum.ishlngs for her room. mem9rable characters of perfonned ln two productions "A little Princess" is deecdbed Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tm each when they were younger). as •a heartwarming drama for Man, the Cowardly lion, the But "Princess" is a different tale families." Andrea Adnoff and Alexa Wicked Witch of the West and entirely. It's the story of a Wildish will share the WJe role, the Wizard himself wW live privileged young lady named with Leslie Williams cast as the again in the company's juvenile Sara Crewe who must adapt to a rigid ctisdp1inarian Mi9s Miocbln. incarnations. shattering change in her life in The production. directed by "This show will be unique because we have chosen to use a young creative team that will bring fresh ideas to a show that ls loved by all," says company President Unda Safran . Ryan Mekenlan is the show's artistic director, with Susie • Jenkins choreographing and Monica VanderWyde serving as l. f vocal director. Newport Beach Theatre Company offers talented young people an exposure to all facets of live performing arts - including acting, aihglng. dancing, directing, musical accompanimen1, set design and construction, Ughtlng. sound and stage managemertt. This latest version.of the L. Frank Baum classic will be presented at Uncoln School. 3101 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. with curtain at 7 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 p.m . Sundays through SepL 8. Tickets are $15 for reserved seats and $10 for general admission. Call (949) 759-1046 for additional infomtatlon. • TOM TTTUS wriles about and reviews local theater for the Dally Pilot. His stories appear Thursdays and Saturdays. Orange County Residents are Eligible To Join! Take advantage of t his hot summer deal: Ratu as low as ofW" Auto Loan 5.50% -• Purchase or Refinance your existing auto loan • Terms up to 34 months Apply for a loan at www.fpcu.org or call (800) 950-7328! ~tes u low as s~ annual percentage rate. 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R0ttr c.tson • 1949) 574-4223 • lpofil 'a: (949) 650-0170 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL POSTER SERIES 2002 ~19honorte JORDMOTTDIEIN · Thursdl't. quit 15, 2002 11 ........ .. . \, ·a ~. ~ is, 2002 · HONOR ·ROLL . . Records are mide to be broken, but cliampions are forever. Here's the pride of the Ne~rt-Mesa District who have left marks that are etched in stone. Smee: cs Sd9ft Sdan Alcard Boalt I l SPORTS Bo~n·cing to victory Newport Beach's Jennifer Parilla, 21, sets three women's national tram po line records en route to her ·third national title and has her sights on upco.ming World Cup events in Canada and the United States. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot T ~~~;ep~r 21-year-old Jennifer Parllla of Newpo{t Beach . The gymnast and Orange Coast College student won the 2002 USA Gymnastics - Trampoline and Tumbling National Championships that ended Aug. ,.--,---,,:-=---. 10 In aeveland, Ohio, claiming the gold medal in the Senior Elite Competition for the third time in her Jennifer Parma young career. In winning the Sr. Elite Thampoline title, Parilla set three United States national trampoline records -performing lWO triple-somersaults in the same routine, setting the highest degree of difficulty ever performed (14.7) and the highest score achieved (l o.5. l) that beat her dosest competitor by three points. "To come back not just a little but make a huge difference. It was one of the best performances I've ever done." Parllla said. "It puts me in a good position the next couple of competitions corning up." No rest ror the weary as ParillawasonJyhomefortwo days before leaving Wednesday for Edmonton, Alberta, where she will compete in the Trampoline World Cup meet Aug. l 7 and will then travel to the Trampoline World CUp meet in Greensboro, N.C, Aug. 24, the first World Cup meet hosted by the U.S. She is a 10-time Senior Elite national champion in the Thampoline, Sychronized Trampoline or Double-Mini Trampoline events and was the national trampoline champion in 1998 and 2000 and had been named to the U.S. Sr. National Trampoline team for the ninth consecutive year. Parilla trains at the National Gymnastics Training <:enter in Aliso Viejo with her three-year coach Mihal Bagiu, a U.S. Otymplan in men's artistic gymnastics in the 1996 Summer Olympics. Bagiu bas been Parilla's personal trainer Jennifer Parilla is a 10-time Senior Elite national champion in the trampoline. for three years. Four months ago Parilla approached Bagiu and asked him if he wanted to help her with her trampoline routine and he accepted. Bagiu has increased the difficulty of Parilla's routines to help her compete both on a national and international level and was p leased with Parilla's recent win. "She trained really well for it," Bagiu said. "It's great to wiJ\ but I try not to put too much emphasis on (the national championships) to keep the pressure on her down. You want to train like it's a competition and compete like you're training." Parilla bas placed second, fourth, sixth and seventh at prior World Cup competitions age 9. and is a three-time medalist She loves to Oy, which at the Trampoline World sparked her interest in Championships. She is also trampoline-at a young age. the first U.S. athlete in the top ·1 was very much into 10 at the World bunerflies and felt like (one) Championships in 22 years. flying through the air,· Parilla She was the sole U.S. said. trampolinist at the 2000 "Ir's the closest thing to Olympics in Sydn ey, Australia, flying with me in control of where she placed ninth and my body." hopes to return to the Parilla believes that Olympic stage when the preparation is the key to her Games move to Athens, success. Greece. in 2004. She has won •people say the right things 144 medals in her dbmpetitive come along at the right time. career in trampoline-102 \but 1 see that as trying really gold, 27 silver and 15 bronre. hard and when something She first began competing comes up along the way it at national trampoline happens to be at the right championships for h er age time because you strive for group at age 7 and began everything in a positive competing internationally at direction," Parilla.said. YOUTH BASEBALL Miranda captures gold atX Games Storm returns from Cooperstown WOODWARD, PeM. -Rob· ble Miranda of Newport Beach captured his ftnt gold medal In the downh.lll OMX r.a of X Gemee VID, the IUper bowt ol erDetiil! tpOl1I. SUodlly at ~ camp ...... the ...., Stete cam pm. Mlrlnda ftnllhed ln 47.35. ~ lhMd ot lhe pllCk ot the odllf .... rtdln. He .............. °'"' and bult ---hm ... .................... the ........... .. ...... ·1ma111 ............. .................... 1111111 ... I Ill..,.. -··· t ...... ,.. ................. ~ .... --~ ... .., ......... run of the tournament. But the Warriors came back to take a 5-3 lead and the Stonn didn't score apln u the Warriors eliminated the Storm from the tournament. But Storm players made some slgn.lftcant lndlvidual contributions throughout the tournament CulbertJon hit hJs first home run ln the team's 13-4 loss to the Hawaii Warriors Ln the Storm's lbth pme. After the game each Hawlil player~ eech Stonn *'8' a pooka lliell necklace and lllCb coach WU glven a box of qwmdemie nutl. Al one ICl'etch of the taurwnmc. CoMa Mesa's .,... ......... 5for81ntwo = ... 3 .... 31nthe ...,...._a IW trtumph ................ from ......... ., otplly . 14=~~ ............ ,, ...... 111?'1-••~ .. -.. .. . ....... , ......... ... .... .. -. .............. -..-.•lN1111• .. a Otarles ·iravelers from llllnols. ~ TomMek hit a three-run borne run over the left-center field fence to give the Storm a brief 4-3 lead In the third Inning. Day Two saw the Storm loae by a comblned two runs In their two games. The Storm had a 4-0 lead aga!Mt West Boynton Beach, Fla., but Boynton rallied to de the gauie in the fifth on a grand slam and won the game In the seventh on a wild throw to ftnt on a dropped third strike. Mike Roblmon pitched 9CYen t"""9 for the Slorm gMng up 18\Jen hhs u Redding went 2 for 3. ln C'..eme 2 on pay 1Wo. the Storm loet In the ftnal lnninl we.II two GUia, bul Br•lldOn Mm..rptllebed•• ....... ..... aullOwllll1•I~ onlyoae.tte•Wcwu Whb._.on ... aDd llcaad .. ..., .... ... ...... ............ ..... ..... ............... ... .. ........... I' C' ......... , .... .. ..... ·*~ ...... ... _ .......... .. t 7 .... -. t ./ Ttusday, Al.cust 15. 2002 u FROM THE SIDELINES M~nday Night chatter rro~peteT among the many who are glad to see John Madden cruising the pre~s box on Monday nights. T he new face on Monday Night Football -John Madden -brought rousing cheers from many old fans Aug. 5 at c.anton, ObJo for the annual Pro Hall of Fame game. The list included one of his old college mates from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, by the name of Ted Trompeter, who once served as a sterling taclde at Newport Harbor High on the 8· I '49 grid team. With amusement, be feels the pboto8J"8Ph may well be:lp he celebrate his 70th birthday on Aug. 26. On another note, one of his '49 grid mates from Newport. Gino Boero, a 240-~d tackle as a eophomore, and or\e who was seen once as Harbor H.igh's "Refrigerator" on the line, has joined a new team of late. Boero is excited about the new venture, serving as a member of the volunteer's unit at Hoag Hospital every Tuesday. He rolls a cart around. serving coffee to the patients and their guests. He is also looking forward to volunteer plans for greeters and said, "It sounds like more fun." He and his late father. "Papa Gino," always favored making time and space to help Trompeter, Oass of ·so at Newport, dislocated his shoulder in football at Cal Poly and faded from the turf, but angled on with his skills as a light heavyweight boxer and subsequently won the Pacific College championship as a senior. .-----~ other people. Both once owned popular Italian restaurants in the barl>or area. Boero. a Pilot Sports Hall of Farner, still h as "wonderful recalls" of the '49 grid team, which racked up 323 points In DON those eight victories during the regular CANTRELL season. He also played Reflecting on Madden's Monday Night debut. Trompeter said, "I thought he was great He was just himself. And he really knows how to explain the game." Madden had been an announcer on .two other 1V channels with Pat Surnmeral for years. but the latter'uetirement plans last year left Madd en open for another opportunity. ABC-1V's ratings had been dropping for years and It felt an old pro like Madden could change the picture. Trompeter and his daughter, Jeannette. the anchor for 1V-Otannel 8 in Des Moines. Iowa. who is also a Cal Poly grad, worked one big fund rally at San Luis Obispo with Madden to raise money for the Cal Poly sports program. Trompeter truly enjoyed himself with Madden several years ago at the central coast campus. In fact. he laughed to joke that be finally made the AU-Madden Team. "Not as a player." he explained, •but serving as the hose man when we had to wash John's big touring bus." Trompeter also drew another big surprise last week because Jeannette and St Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner had their picture taken together "and she'll send dad a copy to Paso Robles." She and Warner were working together on a big charity golf tournament that will benefit crippled children. The pro-am tournament was staged in Des Moines. for teams under Al Irwin in '50 and '51. While researching for information on a versatile I larbor High athlete, the late tom McCorkell. Oass of '44, we came across another versatile sort in Glynn Boies. aass of '45. Born in Mangham. La., Boies and his family, prompted by Costa Mesa relatives. chose to leave the South and head for the harbor area In the mld-'30s. The noted relatives included a chap named Bud Attridge, who would, in time, lead Newport to the league basketball championship and become known as an All·Clf star. And the three Nettles brothers. Bob, the late Jim, and Armand, who would also become an AU-Sun.set League choice and a member of the AU-CIF basketball team. Both Attridge and Armand would become Pilot Sports Hall ofFamers. Boies was not only a polished football player at end for Newport in '43 and '44, but also played on the championship '44 basketball team and served as a superb pitcher for the • 44 baseball team. Coach Les Miller was so -impressed with Boies that he named him the team signal caller in '44. Boies was once hospitalized after a face injury in high school. then injured again in the face during a college game and chose to depart the sport. He felt that •was the smart thing to do.· Peirsol takes on rival today The 200 backstroke world-record holder has been helping Irvine Novaquatics maintain the lead at the nationals. preliminaries. 9 a.m., and the 6- nals come at 5 p.m.. eastern time. On Friday. Ryan Lean, a Newport Harbor product headed for UC Betteley. will compete In the 1.500, while Hayley Peirsol is in the 800 free. and Nicole Mad:· ey ls In the 200 back. Hayley Peir- sol and Mackey will be seniors at Newport Harbor In the fall. The Newport Beach quartet has been heJping their club team, Irvine Novaquatk:s, maJn- taln a lead. thus £ar In the com- bined team scores. The Novas hold a IO-point lead with 319 points through 20 nents. 1be nedonals ends Satur· day aftec 34 eYeO~ Clrde C swtmming club is In aecond. Hayley ~ who ftnlllxd fifth In the 400 lndMdual medley Monday. and Meckey. who ante out in the 200 IM and came In dtbtb. haYe been ~ the ~ lead she women's -.n 9COftil With 187 polnll. 27 CMr' iecond:l*ot Oliforn&a Aqual- Q. Liil ,.r. ... Noni' ......... _won.._...._~ ...... NcMll' a.. Dlw Silo_ wbO •aer: .... =c-~J :=r:-.. -'T:. ----··' '•~ ... •• , =•CJ II -.. ,= ......... .. I l • • • • • • • • • • • • SPORTS .... M tNs week It tf\e. Farm Field (f airvtew Road Rt Farm, aqacent to Costa · · Mesa ti&h School) fNfJf 100 children under the age of 15 .. we participating in a I very special sports , camp organized by Region 120 AYSO and Major League Socc~t.~ Today, the MLS Camp JI' wil have some~ exhibits and i~~ for review. The MlS program brings coaches from Eng1an¢ to teach some finer ~ skils of baa control ..::: and team play, .= enforcing the five - tenants of the AYsc>;;;. - - Legal Notices 2111 1 Llgllllaacll 2111 LlplllClllCll 2MI llplllallca 2141 j llpl..._ -Llpl..._ -Upllllllc. M llpf llClllCll 2141 llplllallcll ZM l.lplllallcll ~~.=-,~ EacrowNO~T·o11c2,!!t°T PETITIONOTICEOFTIO ~-!be1.~onin ~-·~ d~!:::~!t~:'1tlon ~~~~2. FIL£ ~~:~l~~~ty 2Sn;'7ufs m:~k :J''Ora:e g~:~~~ 1 ..,_,,._,,__ '"'"" ~-)N .,.."""" .. ........... ra .---11 doln& business yet? Yet, lo1r1ine Croft, 19361 on07/19/02 ........ .. TORS ADMINISTER ~ l..73 IOCllld ll Hotlce Is llefeby alvtfl 7-l!>-02 8rookhurst St. Ill, ~..... 20026'10614 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENth1t sealed propouts ~OfCB~SALE JOESST~AA1TEOFR: y ~ ... ~~ ~~-Df!'l'E-th1t the unckrs11n1d Y·USA, Inc., R1H H. Huntlnaton Beach, CA ... se...I Daily Pilot July 25. ~ua. for furnishlnes. all tabor, melerlals, equipment, _,., 1106) EPH EN """"""'·"" ,._ Intends to sell the Heiss, President 92646 1, 8, 15, 2002 Th729 ' transportation and suc:h other facilities as mey be iTICE IS G If YOU OBJECT ID tile penonet prOCllfty de· This atatement was This business Is eon-The followln& persons required for CONSTRUCTION Of CONCllTI PAU HEREBY Gf\IEN that a CASE NO. A214M1 gren4lng ot tile J*ition, fC'ibtd below lo enf«ce filed with the County ducted by: an lndlvlduel •rt dolna business as: MONUMENT SIGNS AT LIONS, SHlfHI, ~ .. la about to be To all -e;-· ... "",, ..... ~ -....... .._ """'~ '~""""•" JAM ''""'" 0 "· 62 _....._ .._..a..i_.._., -......, '"""""' ......, t d tll 07/17/02 Deerlleld Ave., Irvine, CA TfWINICll AND WAllHAM PAlllCS, AMO Al.SO 11-·· ,_,...,....,.., ... _ ...... , • .. .., -1.-:--proper Y un tr • on Tiiis sl1temenl was AT THI COSTA MISA TIMMIS ClUI, City Prei.ct The name(s) an<! CO'ltlngent aedikn, and or Ille 1oWilll'I C1lilol'nl1 Stlf·Storece 20026'10'37 tiled with the County 92606 02-09 will be received by the City of Coste Miu buslneN IOdms of the peraons wtlO IYllY with Ill court flcllity Act (Bus. & Deily Piiot Jiiiy 25, Aua. Clerk of Orenee County Jeffrey A. Moehllna, 62 at the Olflce of the City Clerk, 77 Feif Drive, Miier(•) II/are: EURO-olhelwise be lntetested bflb't lhe hllring. YCAI/ Pros. Code ss21700· l , 8, 15, 2002 Th732 on 07 /23/02 Deerfield Ave .• Irvine. CA Costa Meu. California. until the hour of 10100 PEN' HAIR INSTITUTE, In lhe wm or 811Me. OI' liPl)ell1lllCI rn#J be In 21716) 20026'109'4 92606 o.m. Au9uat 26, 2002, at which time they will INC., I California Corpo-both of JOSEPH Plf10ll or IJ't 'f04I The unclersi&ned will ~..... Daily Pilot July 25, Aua. d Tl'tlsd ~usine:r.~ ;. ~on- be opened publicly and read aloud In the Council ,..tiOn, 3140 Sear Street. HENRY' GLEASON. ettomey. sell at public sele by ... ...... 1, 8, 15, 2002 Th742 u~!!e Y:~ :.".rt~Jv u•I Chambers. Sealed proposels shall b .. r the title of 1250, Costa Mesa, CA A PETITION FOR IF YOU ARE A competitive llllddln1 on Th f 11 , the work and n1me of the bidder but no other 92tl2tl PROBATE ha been OITOR th• 28th ·dey of Auaust • 0 owm1 persons RdllM...... doin& business yet? No · CRE Olf • at 10:--• ..... on the ere doina b11$lnet1' as: Jeffrey A. Moehlln& distinaulsMna marks, Any bid received after the Doino butinesa U: filed ~ STEPHANIE ........... ._ .. --... _, _ ""' ""'"' S tt W 1053 ..... ~ T111·1 st1tement was I I l f t I EUROPEAN HAIR llf. ••••aa;r;Kw_...."' .... premises where said co eaver, -schedu ed c osina t me or the receipt o b ds sh•tl STTTVTE GLEAS N In tile dec:eeMd, you muat Ille t h b Vallejo Circle, Cost• The folk>wln& persons filed with the County be returned to bidder unopened. It shall be the ~ Court of '/041 ... _._ ..-..._ _,.. prop tr Y •t een u---. c• 9""'""' d 1 b 1 ..,._,. -· .... ...,.., st-ed and wh'·h .. 1 ......., " ~., ere o na us nen es: Clerk of Or•nae County sole responsibility of the bidder to see that Ills All other bualnesa ' , CotJ')fy d _.... mall a ,,,_, kl tile -"' -• S tt Ch I Th Mo I C I bod os received'" proper time. ft"'--'1~end llddf'll•'•~ ORANGE .. N _,,, located at 17th Street co r stopher 3300e 1~1nre1~•e. Sleen320•r •• o200n 08/06269/0212550 ·-·"" 9\ • pel'IOl\ll 1epete11111\1e Self stor•c•. 670 w. Weaver, 1052 V1llejo • • ... A set of Bod Documents may be obtained et the used the Mllet(a THE PETITION FOR ~ ..., ..._ _,.. lJtll Sl, C·•. Costa Circle, Coste Mese, CA N 9 1ewport Beach. CA Dall" Pilot Au& 8 15 ~':;,~~ ~fall~:rn~~t·y4dien:~n~~iv~•· Costa wtthin tile past thfM PROBATE requesll lhat ... J;, mo:,;;.;; Men. CO\lnl'J of Oranae. 92626 2660 22, 29, 2002 · Th766 years u alltld by the STEPHANIE GLEASON the dllll ofllrlt llluallce State of Cellfornle. Units This business Is con-Key Mortaaae Corpo· ~.._,____ of S 1 S.00. All o ltllNMll dier,. ef $ .00 will Mier(•). are: None be .~ at _, .___ ~ In end teft•nts listed "·'ow. dueled by: 1n Individual rttlon, (Al}. 3300 Irvine ,__ be made if handled by mall. Bid Documents and -n.-............... "1 C-" ........,..,_ ,_ ... _ "' -· -·-""" H t ted A SI 320 N ...__~ ''"' ....._,.., -~ reprlllefl..., .. .......,...._ .......,...._ Conten•-ln#lude ft•r· eve yous ar ve., e. . ewporl --other contract documents may also be uamlned ~ of lhe dlief exec:u-.. ,...._ __,,, "" ~ ,.,. d I b · l7 y B h CA 92660 itl the Office of the Coty Clerk of the City of Coste live olllee ot the Miier ii: lnlalef tile estale 9100. Tile time for lling aonel items, household 7°1"012 usmess ye "· eTahcis' busi·n-·· I• c:on· The followina persons Mesa. Bod Documents will not be m1iled unless ., __ as • ..__ of the cfec:edenl daima Wll not upil'9 &oods, machine tools & • • ~ ~ are dolna business as: I u 00 .,.,.,., ......... THE PETITIO~ ~ "--· _....... ...._ 111:..#. Item• Scott Christopher ducted by: 1 corporation Jollnson's Showroom the addotiona .., charae is Included with The ft"'--'1) ..... -•""""' IO ...__ ........ e iuur .. ...,. ... ,. ""'" ·--W ·-·"" .. .., ..... .....,,, ._ ......i.... ........ _......_.. 1146, Jeyu M<A4ee eayer Have you st1rted Fk>orlna. 210 Amethyst payment butineu llddres. of the .... _..,.._ u_.._. ..._ Ile ·-~.,, ....., ,......_, Landlord re•erv-the ThlS statement was doin& bus.ineu yet? Yes, A N B h Each bid shall be made on the Proposal form, buYe<(s) lalarw. DALE ~,,:::::t ,....., u... abQYe, rlaht lo bid at 1~·ule. filed with the County 7/12./'l«J'l ve., ewport eac •CA sheets P· l lhrou&h P·9 provided In the contract Pf'ENNING llldJOI' AS· A.._•;:;:;;::tion .J .,......_ YOU MAY EXAMINE tile Purehases must be paid , Clerk of Oranae County Key Mort&•&e Corpo· 92662 documents,andshallbeaccompanledbyecertffied SIGNS, 2M91 LH TU· ~···~1 _:::::=::':'. lllekep!IJ'ttllecourt. If f 1 th ti f on 07/23M ration,Mic:haelCardwell, Earl Ryan Johnson, or cashier's c:heck or 1 bid bond for not less than ,...._ M1--i.... vi..i.. ,..... , ... ..,.,,..,., -are a ,_.,,,. or • e me o 20026910974 President 31248 Nice Ave., Men· 10'"' of th• m t f th · b'd d bl t ~ ~ .... "2· ......,, .... ,.., 11'--..._ ~ you an in ..._ ~· purcblw In cash only. lone, CA 92359 "" 9 a oun o eor 1 . ma e r•Y• e o ...,.. ... .,., ..,.. ta":::_ .. ~ krterM1ee! ""' _..,, All purchaSld items sold Darty Piiot July 25, Au&. This statement was This business is con· the Cit• of Costa Mesa. No proposa shall be The assets being re~ ...... 't.::. _ ...... ~! you may f11e with the •as is• and must be 1, 8, 15. 2002 Th733 flied with the County considered unless accompanied by such cashier's sold are ~ de-many ,..._,.. '""'""" court 8 Request tor Clerk of Oranae County duc:ted by: '" lndoviduil check, cash. or bidder's bond, ICribed aa: All ltoc:k in obtaining court app!OV81. ~ Ndice ,_DE· removed 1t the time of fkllM..... on 07119/02 lilve you started No bid shall be considered unless It i.s made on Before lal<inQ Coef1ain '"'"'.:. sale. Sale subject lo ... or.....-..... 2002., 105.. doina business yet? No a blank form furnished by the City of Costa Mes• trade, fbduret, equipment · J>O(llnl donl. 1 ) at the flllng "' an cenceflatlon in the event -Eetl Ryen Johnson and 11 mede in accordance with the provision of and eoodWil <:A I celtlin very 1111 ~ _,,,.. lnven!Oly and IPP'llisll of settlement between The followin& persons Daily Pilot July 25, Au~ This statement was the Proposal requirements. HAIR SALON bulineM ~tatlve ~-;;; ot ntlte UM4a OI' at W'f'/ owner end obll11ted are dolnc business is: I, 8, 15, 2002 Th52 filed with the County Each bidder must have a ctass"A-Genet al known '* EUROPEAN ;;:::'uild'to give notice to ~ or eccount M p1rty. Star Inn. 2656 Newport .......... Clerk of Oranae County En&oneerln& license and also be prequallfied n HAIR INSTTTUTE. and ~ ,_,...,,,. ptOYicled In PIOballl O'Brlens Auction Se<vic:t, Blvd • .t Coste Mesa, CA "-..._. on 07 /'10/02 1 equired by law. 819 loc8ted at 3140 Bear .. ~'-•• ..._, 11av9"'..::;"..:;. Code Section 1250. A 909-681-4113 92621 20026911746 The City Council of the Coty ol Coste Mese Street. 1250, Costa .,...., .. w ... , ... .,,., Request for Special 8/N 146637300t9 Re1&ersl11n 40 Corpo· Tiie followlna person& Deily Pilot Aua. 1, 8, JS, reservestheri&httorejectenyorallblds. Mesa,CA.112020 noCiCe Olf oonMnled to No41ce bm Is rniillble Published Newport retlon (CA}, 2656 New-are doint boslness 11: 22.2002 -Th756 lhe Contractor shall comply with the provisions The bu* Ille Is Ille pfOpOMd actioo,) fl'omlheooul'tdeltt Bt•ch·Costa Mesa Daffy port Blvd., Costa Mese, lnventors'-Workshop, ~ ...... of Section 1770 to 1780, inclusive, of the c111fornia intended to be conaum-The . , lndepeodent AttomeytorPetitioner Pilot Aua. 8, 15, CA926V 2602 San Merco. New· Labor Code; the prevallina rate ind scele of waaes '""9d at the ofllce of aclmmlsn.tiOn au1hOf1ty OOUGl.AS D CICIONE 2002 Th759 This business Is con-port Bffc:h, CA 92660 ..... ..._. established by the City of Coste Mese, which are CALPRO ESCROW wiU be granted unlesa an 19762 ~CARTHUR ........... ducted by: • corporetion Jerome Robert Flynn, Tiie followln1 persons ire doinc busl111tss as: on file with the City Clerk of the City of Costa CORPORATION, 2101 lnterestecl peraon files BLW tl300 Hav. you started 2602 Sin Marco, Ntw· Mesa; and shall forfeit penelties "'escribed therein E 4111 Street. M -145 an objection to tile ::.:-.::. .......... doi5~nt_business yet7 Yes, port Beach. CA 92660 Andrew Nicllols, 9377 Touc:an St., Fountain Valley, CA 92708 for noncompliance of said Code. ,.. santa Ana, CA 92705 petition and lhoWI good IRVll'lt:, CA 92012 The f 11 I /8/ff1 This business ls Con· JUUE •OLCIK end the an-:· Id a8'e cause why lhe court g:;:. OM»'02, ere doi~lo~::inr:sso;~ .R•laerslHn 40 Corpo-dueled by: an lndlvldu•I D City ---L ....... ii embe 3 should not g181'11 the K I I G . r1tlon Have Y\>U st81led epvty · ,._,.,. mz ' • · · CMS-42'71W u -• nvestmenl roup, Pl -Thu Hsu, Pl'esldent dolna b11S.lness yet? No Dated Jul• 29. 2002Clty of C-to .... The ....... --•· :. ~· ING on ..._ ~ llUCH.'COITA f371~ ~~..'!,st 8Derh1eh, This stetement was Jerome Robert Flynn Andrew S. Nichols. 9Jn Touc:an St., Foun- t.in Viillty. CA 92708 This business 1s con- dueted by· an lndlvidu1I Have you started ' ~ to"""'Commen:il,.=-.;:I ,~ HEAR uia _....., ,.. ... ~-,,.,. IC • filed with the Countv Tiiis statement wes Published N~wport Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Piiot ..,._.. ... ,_ """"""' ' August 8. 15. 2002 Th758 Scot L lewii, 3740 Clefll of Orenc• County filed with the County CodeSection6106.2 Call ClaastfledToday I campus Drive, 1100• on08/l4/02 Clerk of Oren&• county ( N t B C 20026'13510 on 07/23/02 cites!':~~~ •---•94-•9•)._64_.2.-.56-•7•8 ___ .. gz:8°' each, A O•llY Piiot Aua. 15, 22. 2002HU01o wnom dllml may be -• • • Glenda G. Lewis, 3740 29, Sepl 5, 2002 Th775 Dady Ptlo'f July 25. Aua. SUUOMS (aTA<a MQl) dolna busmeu yet? No Andrew S. Nichols NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: (Avoso a Acuudo) American F uodina Corp., a suspended corporatlooi and DOES I · 10 oncluslve YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le esta demand•ndo): Patrick G. Harvey, an individual; Cathleen 0. Harvey. an ind1V1dual You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS lfter this iummons •~served on you lo file a typewritten response at this court. A letter or phone call will not protect you; your t ypewtitten response must be in proper leaal form ii you want the court to hear your case. ti you do not file your response on time, you may lose the case. and your w11es, money and property m<ty be taken without further w11nin1 from the court lhere are other legal requirements. You m1y want lo call 1n attorney ri1ht away. If you do not know an attorney, you mey call an attorney refe11 al service or a le&al aid office (listed in the phone book). Oespues de que le entreeuen esta c1t11clo11 1udk:ial usted Ilene un plazo de 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS 11ara presenter une respuuta escreta a maqulna en est• corte. Una car ta o una llamada telefonica no le ofrecera protecclon; au respuesta escrota a maqu1n1 teene que cumpllr con la• lormahdadu leaales apropladas sl usted qulert que la cor te n cuche su caso. Sr usted no present. su re19uesta • tlempo, puede perder el caso, y le pueden qulter su salerlo, su dinero y otru cosesde su ptopied•d son avlso adlclonal por par le de I• c:orte. Existen otros requ1sltos leples. Puede que usted quiera ilamar a un abo&•do tnmedlatament•. SI no conoce a un abopdo, puedt llam11 a Uil se<vlc'lo de referend a de abo&•dos o 1 uni oficina de ayuda lea•I (vea el direc;torio tetefonlco). CAHNUMIU. {"-re.WC ... ) 02CCD7476 JUMl MICHAlllll91Nll DIPT. C20 lhe n1mt end address of the court Is: (El nombrt y direction de 11 corte es) Oranae County Superior Court, 700 Civic Center Drive West, Senta Ana, C1llforni1. Central Justice Center The n1me end 1dclfet.s, 1nd telephone riumbtr of plelntiff's attorney, or plelntlff without 1n ett0<ney Is: (Et nombre, la dereccton 'I al numero de telefono del abocado del dtm1nd1nt•. o dtl dema11c1tnte q~ no Ilene 1bopdo, H) John C. Tffl. Jr •• Esq. (S8N 058453) Wtult, Broyles, Billard & Mondo. llP, 18881 Von K1r111an Ave., Sta. 1225. Irvine, CA 92612 (9'9) U&-3095 (!M9) '76-2088 DATlt (f ... ) MAY 24 2002 Al.Ml ilATll. a.ti <Ad-.. }, . lry Duent DAVIS, 0-'Y~) Publlsht4 Newport 8i1ch·Co1t1 Mt11 Oalty l'llot Auaust l. 8, 15, 22. 2002 Th748 Ned Is CALPRO ES-C•mpus Drive. illOO, ~...... 1. 8, 15, 2002 Th743 CROW CORPORATION, Newport Buch, CA ......... ...... ..... Eaaow No. 112679-0T, n......_......__ 92660 Ill-or.....-..... 2101 E. 411'1 Street. IA· ~-,......... This business Is con-The followin& persons --145, Santa. Alla, CA "-Sllhmlll "-SW... dueled by: 1 aeneral ere doln& bu$lness as: The fottowlna persons 92705 and tie last day Th f 1,_ 1 ptrlnenhip IDM, Inc.. 9 Parker, ere dolna busloess n : e o ... w n& persons Tiie followina persons Have you started Irvine, CA 92618 Master Wmdow Care. fof lillng cl8lms by any are doona bu\iness as: are doinc buslneu IS: doini business yet? Yes. lmmuno . Deslaned U I Merl&old Ave .. Cfedltor atlal be August Sports Fuel Distr1butina. Wohl/Weetport, 2•02 2/2l/96 Molecules, Inc. (MA), 9 Coron• del Mar, CA This statement wes hied with the County Clef'k of Orenre County on 07/23/02 20026'10977 Dally Pilot My 25, Aue,. 1. 8. 15, 2002 Th735 ~ ..... ..... -... 30, 2002, which ii the 27202 Rea10, Mission Michelson Drive, Suite Glende G. Lewis Perker, Irvine, CA 91618 92625 business day before the V1tto, CA 92692 170, Irvine, CA 92612 This st•tement wes This business Is con· Christian Beyer' 411 The followlna persons anliciplted Ille date Linda Frank, 27202 WohVWestport LLC, 1 1.1 d Ith h Co d ... db • t' Mar;:old Ave,. Corona art doina business H ; •"""""-' abcWe Realo, Mission Viejo, CA C1tifornl1 Limited Lia· 18 w t • unly u".e Y· 1 eorpore oon SHY Enltrptise. 12602 ..,........._ · Clerk of Oranae County Heve you sterted del ar, CA 92625 Dated lwgull6, 2002 92692 bill(¥ Comgeny, 2402 on 07/30/02 doin& business yet? Yes, This business Is eon· Jerome Lene, Gerden DALE PFENNING, Brent Frank, 272D2 Michelson rive, Suite 20026911741 6/2002 ducted by: •n indivlduel Grove, CA 92Ml Buyer(I) Re110, M1ni0n Viejo, CA 170, Irvine, CA 92612 Daily Piiot Aua. I, 8, 15, lmmuno Dulrn•d Heve you started Sim Han Y1n1. 12602 Newport Beach-Colla 92692 Kent Greaory Wohl, 22, 2002 Th753 Molecules, Inc. dolnc business yet? No Jerome line, Garden Mesa Daly This business is eon-Trustee of Wohl Rtvo· Jec:quelyn fritz Perry, Chrlst1•n Beyer Grove, CA 92841 CN6580IM 11257~0T ducted by: husb1nd end ceblt Trutt U/A/D 2/18/ llllllOllCI Corporilt Sec:tetery This statement was This business Is con- Aug 15, 2002 wile 93, 2402 Michelson PllOfOSll*2-200S This sletemenl wn filed with th• County ducted by: an indivlduel Have you star led Drive. Suite 17D. Irvine, filed with th• County Clerk of 0t1nce County Have yo11 sterted dolna bus.lness yet? No CA 92612 ~RI Clerk of Orin&• County on 08/06/02 dolna business yet? No llndaf'rank This business Is eon-COAST<Olm'IY onOIVOl/02 20026912535 S1mH1nY1nc This statement WIS ducted by: co-partner& 20026t121S4 Daily Pilot Au1. 8, 15, This statement wes filtd with the eounty Heve you slerted CGUHHl19CT Dilly Piiot Aua. 15• 22, 22. 29, 2002 Th762 filed with the County Clerk of Orenae County doln& business yet? Yes, The Coast Community 29, Sept. 5, 2002 THnO ~......__ Clerk of Orence Countv on 07/19/02 06/24/2002 Colle,. District's pro~ -on 08/06/02 %0026't061' Kent Grqory Wohl, posed bud&et for 2002· ~...... ...S....... 2002't12U7 Daily Piiot July 25, Aua. Trustee 2003 will bt evaileble for ._....., The foltowlna perSOM Dail~ Pilot Aua. 8, 15, l,8, 15, 2002 Th525 WohVWestportLLC "ubllc Inspection et Th ... 11 . are doina buslneu 11: 22. · 2002 ThJ68 ......__..... Peter Dtsforces, Men· c-t C 1t1i.f<et-8 '" owona persons I ~ ..... .,_ e,.r ~letrlct Ice, ere doin& business 11: Altern1t vea In Wood, ,_ ...__~ lmfact ·De 1 ts 629 Termlnel Wey, 123, lll-..t.t.....--a - -This st.tement wes A, 1170 A'-·~ S Ee lhve op~en ' Coste Mesi, CA 92627 - -Th• followlna persons filed with the County Yeaee, <•••• ..., · r am. "''"P· Joseph H. K•churh, The followinc penons are dolnr business es: Clerk of Oran&• County .... , CA tl626 from CA 92:869 837 3168 Countrw Club Or., 11e doinc business es: A} CALWEST PROPER· on 01 fYJ/02 ......,., 21, 2002 lo Wiyne Henry Lewis, . Costa Mese, CA 92626 Starliaht Theatre Com· TIES, B) CALWEST 2002H11740 Sept~ 4, 2002 ~;lhim, Oranae, CA Tiiis business Is con· p1ny, ll25Vlctorl1 Ave., REAL TY, C) PRIDEMARK De~y Pilot Aua. 1, 8, 15..t betw..,. the flours of John Hire no, 837 S. ducted by: en lndJvkluel Costa Meu, CA 92627 REAL TY, 3213 Mk;hlaan 22. 2002 Th75t 1.00 -. amt S.00 Etrlham, Oran&•. CA Have you sterted Debotell Heyes, 850 W. Ave., Coste Mesa. CA ,.._ The public hearlna 92869 dolnJ business yet7 Yes. 20th Stfeel, Coste Mes•, 92626 a---..... on the prop<IMCI budpt T Is 7/1/02 CA 92627 . CALWEST PrGPMllH, ,_ for 2002-2003 wilt be hir. business con· This buslnesa is con· Inc .. (CA), 3213 Michl· ... -...... held el c:-t C-.-ducted b~: a aentrel ~r.phs~~~:~:~hwas ducted by: en lndMduel 11n A'le. Coste Me$1, CA Tiie followlna persons flltY C..... Dktrlct P'~!";:u sterted flt.d with the County Hevt you slerted 92626 ere dol111 business es: Office, lell41•t ~ dol b 1 t? N Clerk of Orenc• County doln1 business yet7 No This business Is c:on· Wnhlnaton Square 1170 ~ ""-• ,::.i ~~=· Y• 0 on 08/06/02 Deborah Hayes ducted by:• corpor1tlon Furnlshlnp, 1690 Pl•· c .... •--.CA ff~ Tiils statement was 20026912516 This statement was Hive you sUlrted ce11tl1 Suitt D, Costa on s.;g••_. er 4, 2002 filed with the County Deily PilOI Aue. 8, 15, flltd with the County dolnc buslneu yet? No Mesa, CA 92V7 et 6 ,..... Cler'-of Oreft-"'···ntv 22. 29, 2002 Th765 Clefk ol 011n11 County Celwest Properlln, Farlew Stroud, 324 Pllblhfled Newport " .. _.,.... ' on07/23/02 , on 07/00/02 ..___..._ Inc .. Rodney f'lncenc:lt, Broadway, Coste Mest, Beac:h-O>ste M9N Deely 2002'9117•I ,_ 2002.,IM76 President CA92627 Piiot Aucuat 1!: D•lllf Piiot Au,. I, 8, 15, ......... Dilly Piiot Jullf 25, Aua. Thia statement wu Karl• Cleua, 32• 2002 Th7w 22, 2002 Th755 The followlna j)flsons 1, 8, 15, 2002 Th7M flied with the County Broaclw1y, Cott• Mele, "'91a........__ we dolnf business aa: ....___..._ Clertl of Or1n1• County CA 92627 -~..... OC I ,_ on07fl9""" Tit'-buslnns la con· ._.......__. ... --...... aloe: 'P cker.com, ... cw-... ~w~ "' ---18342 Rain Clrcle, ~ not6tt0621 ducted by: en lncfMdual The folloWlllJ fNl(AOnl Hunttncton BtKh, CA The followln1 persons Daltlf Pilot July 26, Alfi Hive you 1l•ted •• dohlC "'*""' ea: lhll followl111 PlfSOna 92648 are dol"I buslMSS 11: I, I, 15, 2002 TllS doln& bu .. nesa '/tt1 Yes, CARl'HSNITH, 1820 ~ ~j~~ ,.:; Jolln Jeson 8artutkk. Herbor SlllOI • Test fk91a..... t/11 Monrovll Ave,, Coit• .._ 18342 lhln Clrcle. Only, 20l0 S. Herbor K•tlt Ci.us Meu. CA 92t27 K.,..bef~ Pl,. ~t H • 8'--d -C . ..... ... .....__. Be•.... --. 11ntlncton .. eKtt, CA "'~!'v• oate ..... n, -Thlt •t•tement wH DllM·Wtll C•pet 6 ....... .,......., 92148 CA w.w.7 fh• lollowln1 peno111 filed with the Coun~ tJpllolatery Clt111lnJ, Online Bu!Wlftt PrOd-TIMt bualneu la COii· 011t11 Oz on ur, 987 .... ~ .,. dolna buslMU H : Clerk of Df•n11 Co11nt1 Ill( .. (CA). lm liloft· uc:t:s. Inc.. (NV). 180 .. ttd b ...... ,.. I l'rHldlo Dr.. Co1t1 -YtlOW Mc:ll•l ,..,._a, on07/ll/W. rovlt Ave Coate Mn.t. Newport Center Dr. ~1111ey/~:r.~;/"'.._ Meu,CA92126 ........ 3740 C1mpu1 Orlvt, "°"' 1 ... S CA 92S27 '200• Newport Boch, dolfta b111int1s yet? Ho T1llt 111111-la COfl· The foflowl"I "''°"' ~~O!>L J!ewi>ort Beech, DdJ Pilot Ju11 251.. ~ T'htll 11"""9u II COii• C~ ~ lit ~"' Jolin JellOll 8atlusldl M ttd by: en ifldfvtdHI ......... ............ •• doll!& .. ....._, ft; .,.. 92980 1, •. 15, J002 , Ht740 ducted by: • COfpofltlon M ICI..., tton nils 1t1t-t 111p11 Hav. you 1tarted ... --..:. Wtf ~..._n.tlOllll Woodco lnvut111ent Hew W011 tttl'te4 t .,; 1 COfpon flllMI ..... .... Co•-tv ......._ Wtiftess .-11 Ho -......... T'""t~at ~Ill m'f 1 ._.. ......_ .__.__. • Hewe you 1urted '"' .... ••· , ~. , •• -.. • any, nc0tpot1..... ........ ~·-'"'Ho dollllllullMuyet?Ho Cterll of Oren .. Couttty 011t11,0J01111t lht fOlo.nni fMM'IOns ™ ~. '"''°" ..... Ult 17 SI., (C I J740 C11t1p111 ... °'""'·Well Carl* .. ~ ... --.. " Oii 07/19/02 TMa ~··-t WU ire dol~ tiuMrl.u •,; •• cfolnt Wal,._. •: eo.t.-..CA9817 °'tft, 11:..C,N•wi>ort ...... Upllol1t1i, CteenlnJ, -rOd· lllt6t1Mtt fllecl wlttl the C-'Y Network na Communl• Ht.P °"'*'• 1124" Co· l~lt.t. ~te .,::, }& hecft, CA fltl ........ fMlt'IOftl Ille., • ..._., I. DllM, ~1.. ~~· ~lcWcl M ,._..., Piiot ...., n~ Cleftl of Or-Collfltv u tlOn lefvlua, 21155 rlender Drf11e, Coate ,.., ..... ..., MltllHI &un, 1115! •• doills llllllMM es: l'r...._. "':t~t--_. -.. ...-.--• ' . ____ ._ ' , • 0 Fl'"• ........ ,..__ _..., ............. ,_ ... _..... _ 1.•.1s.zaoi "---•neer.... r .... -·---· _, ,.._ IH, lrvllle, CA Tiii Oefllor•• Broolla Thlt •ttllffltflt •• lllld wtlll tllll ColHlty -... wt .. 12116 ~,'!:''J!',~~5 c:'"'..:-=: = 11'i.--~.:J;. =:.....Noell. One =r~rt~e=.~ ~~ =. ~lttl~ =~ CteR of 0r-.. CO..ty i:".... ~.":z~ .... \/lJ l'l11eerHk Or. '12J, ..... ,CA1212t l'll21 V..._., UOO, hlM, CA Ctl tJllfJl/D/02 ~tf'Olt"""'"•t TIM ......_ . ._,IOlt, .__ ... Coltl Mui, CA t~ lMa ......_ Is C*I· MIMI ltM, U0 E. 11111 tllll O...ai. Broal1, al .......... ---;;..-25 "-_...... - TINa ....._. Is COfl· M W llJ: 1t1 ........... :.,, C:..ta ...... CA Tiiis Mll'tla It (\Ofl• '?.:· lr•IM. CA wtll Dea, .... ,_., ZI.• ~ f1_' It Z«fl.MI 'ni'1i :.·.r~, o.i.::: ....... ":.!::::.; :.=...._. .:t." ..::==t YH, n. """"" ts ••· ::::..:.:· 1 ,.... •tH ='='..:.:; 1 ' a.;a-M "'7 • --ii =:. ~ .=•· -""' _::~-= ~pttTNo '~.,.,,...... :::..;: . ..-al ===?Ya, ~=~·-....... • 0 ,., .... m.,.,,......::. .. =::: TLC·Llltlll c • ..,C:t; ~~L~: .L .. _!!at~·L~ e:: ..... , ........ _ I • , ~-!!':.eel Tiie ..................... c:..18 .... CA ... =.~·· ,_.. --_,, ._ --_..,. r • , eo ... e fl•H -· •--I -................ as Tiie ........ ,,.,... 11111 ......... la t:eill• ,..,.. A11M1tJ1 H1i111t. e..07/ltl'llt • M.OlllMI _. UW. ~el Or .. ee.IJ ..,, ... t... MAI. ol.. ........ .... .....,........ .....Cllf jjft The followtna persons .,. doln& business es: • A.) 157 Produkshuni, ' B.} Aliu, 258 Albert Pl .• I Costa Mese, CA 92627 • Thomu Vin Do, 258 I Albert Pl., Co1'te Mesa. • CA92627 J This business is con-• ducted by: en Individual Have you started doma buskins yet7 No Tllomn Ven Do This sl1t1ment was , filed with the County • Clerk of Oranae County on 08/06/02 I 20026912555 • Dally Pilot Aua. 8. 15, 22. 29, 2002 Th764 ' 1$Cl22IO ll01ICI Of Pl1ID TO om :1a ESTAll Of: a..-m1rm •a.t.lnm CASHIU214751 To all heirs, benefi cl1ries, creditors, con· tinaent c:redltors, and ' persons who may oth· ; arwist be intef'ested Ill 1 the will or estate, or • both, of: ELAINE DOR-• OTHY NYGREN aka , ELAINE D. NYGREN ,.., A PETITION fOR PRO· BATt hes been fillfd 'bY NONA L. FENLEY il\...UlL, Superior Court of .~11'4-, fornl•. County of OR ANGE. •• • THE PETITION FOR PRDBAT£ requests that NONA l. FENLEY be appointed as penonal represent1tove to 1d minister the estate of the decedent. THE PETITION req11esls, 1uth«ily to admlnister- th• estete under the Independent Admlnis- lr•lion of Esleles Act. (This Authority will ellow the person1I repl'esen- tetlve to tab many eclion1 without obtam- lna court •Pproval. Before t1kln11 c:erte111 very lmportent ectiont, however, th• pe1son11t reptesentative win b1 required to &fv• notice to •nlerested perSOM unltsa they hive waived notice or consented to the proposed action.) The independent 1dminl,sll.- tl011 •ulhonty wil be 1ranted unless 1n In· terested perwn files •n obiection lo the petition end shows aoocl c1U11e .. why the court s"'""8• not uanl the 1utl'IOl'ttr.' A HEARING on the petition will be ~on, S£PTtMBER 12. tuu.1 at, l:lO p.m. in Dept. l1.J located al 341 TW t:ltlt' Drive South, Orenp, CA, 92868. IF YOU OBJECT to the 1r1ntlnc of ·the petition. you 1lloold 1ppur at the he1rln1 and stale your objec· lions or Ille wrlttam objections With the COUI I before the h1trln1. YRur' 1f>peer1nce mey b\' in person or by yo11r eltorney. IF YOU AAE A C,.EOI· TOR or cont1na«a.t crtditOI" of the dee._.. you must file 'JCMlf ...... with Ute court ind milt .. copy to tlM personal reprtMnlatlve ~tl4' by llM court 'llfllhl111 1- fl'IOnthl from lht o.te of the first Issuance of letter& u provided h\ Probate Code seatlol\ 9100. The time for Wint claims wilt not ..... before four rnontM frllllr the l'Mterlnt d•t• not~ •bovt. • • YOU MAY EXAMIHE llWI flte kept b1 the co ... r lf 'JOU are e ptflOll IJt.: ternltd In the •ttM 1ou may Ille wltll ttli court • R•~•I for Sotclll Notice (fw111 Of:· lS.) of llle ,_ of11!' klventorr •Ml ..,.,1tul of """ ulltl or of eny petitlol\ Ot llC_,. n provldtcf Ill ,.,otltte CMI MCtlotl 1250. A :::I:'' for s..-111 ferwt i. av...,. 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Tht 'fc>Uowlnc ptrSOM •• .._ buslM&s N htr• Cafoet Clulllnc E.,i,-nt, 19032 Cen· .yoft Mff4ows. Trebuco CanyOfl, CA 92679 Susan Llttl1, 19032 Canyon Meado ws , TrelMlco C•nyon, CA 9267'1 This bltslMss IS con- ductw by: •n lndtvldu•I Hew YCMI 1tart1d doin& buslnns yet? No ~Little .1'61 sa.--.nt wH fllelt ,.,.. h C<1111t ty Clertl ef Or91t19 County on07/23/02 200Ht109H D•il~ Pilot July 25, Au1. 1,8, 15,2002 Th739 ........... ......... The tollow1n1 persons .,, do1n1 business ••: Yl111 Bella COfls11nment Furnil1H1, 369 E. 17th SlrHI, Cost• Mesa CA 92627 • K•rl• Cl•us, 324 Broadw•y, Costa Meu, CA92627 This bus ness Is con ducttd by 1n ind1v1dual Have you started doina butiMis yet? Yu, Policy Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actuaJly occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the fi~t insertion. AllllOUIKIMlNTS ~ & MISC. 1010-1110 GARAGE SALE IUSINESS & FINANCIAL ~ 1489 230S-2490 K•ia c*" This •t•t•1n."l wn filed with lhe County Clefll of Orenie County on 07 /23/0'i 2001 .. l"M Delly Piiot July 25, Au1. 1,8,15,2002 Tlt74t Fi.. ..... ......... Thi follow1na persons .,e cloinc busintss •s: Claudine •nd Comp•ny , 599 S•n Leon. Irvine, CA 92606 Claudlne Guerauerian Mansour, 599 S•n Leon, Irv-. CA 92606 This bus.nns Is con· H•ve you stwtlld clolnt buslnus yet? No ClaudlN G Mant0w Tltis sllt-t wes f lltcl wlttl ttlt eov.ty c11r11 ot Orat1p c-ty on07/19/02 200Htl0614 D•lly P'llot July 25. Alla. ····~•5!6 ... ...... The follow1n1 pertOlls are dolna bu,lneu u : Tht Wandtrlna B11d· house, 2117 E._n Ave., •IO, Costa Miu, CA 92627 01 a Sudnyllowyclt, Costa Meu, CA 92627 Tltls buslllffl Is con ducttd by· an lndMdual Hewe yov .uttad 6olfte IMliHteM yetf No Oii» s...t,aovych Tiils ••• ,,_,., WIS ftlad with Ille • County Clerk of Oranae Cou"ty On OOll07 /02 ..... , .... 0.11, Piiot Aua. ts, n. 29, Sept 5, 2002 Tb771 ......... ......... TIM tollow1111 persons •rt dolftc business u : Dani M•ifta 11111, 3411 P'Klfic Coa&t A~. Inc., (CA), 676 Sh•t1•rd Slrtet, San Ptdro, CA 90731 Tiiis blltlMu Is con· ducted by • cotporatlon H•w yov started dotftl businas yet? No A.JAM, Inc. U,.m•nyu R•v•I, Man- '\~.. •t•l•mtnl WH filed Witt! the Coull\y Clet'I\ of 0.-•nae County on06/25/02 HOHto7HO Dally Piiot July 22', ~&· 1,8, 15,2002 Th746 "'9m ..... ........ How to Place A Tht followillfl l*IOflt we dolnc ........... MllJ Cnterprlu , 444 Sevllle Ave., ll•lboa, CA 92961 MicMel Karl JlcCIOs, "4 S.....Awe.,llltboe.CA 92661 This buslnns Is COft· ductH by: •n lnd1wldu4ll Hawe you stllf'ttd ... bldlMst yet? No MldlMI Karl Jacobs Thb stattment wu filed with the County Cle~ ot Oranie County 01107/29/02 HOl6t116M Oaili.:ilot ~I t, 8, 15, !!, r "'"' ........... ... ...... Tiie lollowitl& INf H iii •• 4otna twMlns u. Crtvtllo 9ros., 2141 Newport BNd , 1£, C:O.ta Mesa, CA 92627 S.lotort CflVtllo, 21A6 Newport Blvd., IE, Costa MeuCA91627 This buUnt&s IS con ductad by &II lftdivtduel H•v• JCMI sU<ttd dol"I buslriess yet? Yes, 7/l/02 S•lvatore Crlnllo This statement wu fllff wtth UM County Cltttl of Of•ns-Cou!lty Oltl 07 /'JIJ/02 29nffll719 Olllty P'tlot Al.le. 8, 1 S, 22,29.2002 Tll767 ......... ......... The tollow1111 ,.,$OM .. , doift& bU'"'8$1 IS. Surclclll Stnku O..lf" & Oev11ot11Mnt, 2977 lHliwood Pl , Costa MeQ, CA 921626 Judith s Dahle, 'l977 fHllwood Pl., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 T'"' business la ~n ducted by' 111 lndlvtdual Have you al.rted dotnc b-. yet1 Yei, Mtt I, 2002 Sill your stuff throogh classified! ___ Deadlines-----. CLASSIFIEIAD -iii. Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm By Fax (949) 631-6594 IPlc..e include your rwne Md phone number Md we'll call you back w11h a price quote.) Telephone 8:30am·5:00pm Monday-Friday By Phone (949) 642-5678 Hours Index . ,,,........ - ... , -. By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At Newpon Blvd. & Bay St. Walk-In 8:30arn-5:00pm Monday-Friday Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm ·---1115-1510 l ESTATE R SALE SOOS-5150 Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week or Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 =~menls 1&10 LOTS/ACREAGE Corona del Mar • JAS-1 CIHIC • comtemporary sp•c:1ous model perfect 38r, (laraest floor plan) 1uerd·11ted, community pool, sp• & lenn.s I Unbellev1ble kitchen II $799,000 lotSJAaOIS 949/21t·200 Prudential C• Realty L.wer Tltr•• Ardi ltry 4br 3ba, bumed ce1ls, hdwd firs, very clHn. first lime on market In 30 yrs By .Owner $ l ,875,000 949-261-1234 •210 NJMllSTATIS PATltKK TlNOU NAnottWIOI USA 21r+ loft"2Ba, 2c 111, M•t•I ,,_, DMll Ilea steps to comm pool' & hrs, Fl/PT. Apply al sp•. $18SO/mo Avail 1.-11 COMfwt Metel, 9/1 Bkr 9'9-718 2366 118 llfl SI lti 7145J>.41JO F..-d '95 a-eetr XlT 4 cyl 70k m1, 6 shrf1 c:ampe< sllell w/carpet. 41'1'' hit, chrm whls CD. beaut o roa cond, ~•567912 fin .1011 $4995 Bkl 949·586 1888 EQUAl MOUSllG OfPOITlllTT AU rHI estate adver liaina 1n this newspaptr Is subject to the Federal F•ir Housing Act of 1968 •' 1moded which 11111111 II llleaal lo •dvartise "•ny prefer •nee, hm1tat1on or diacrlm111ation based on race. color, reh11on, set, hanclluc>, t1m1hal status or n•tional 0<111n, or en intention to mah •ny suc.h preference, hm1ta tion or dlM:rtm1n•tt0n • Tltls newsp1per will not llnowinaty 1c:cept 1ny •dnrtisement for rul Hl•le which Is In vlolatlon of the law o~ re•d•ra are hereby infOfrned th1t •II dwell Ines aclvtrtiwd 1n thrs nowsp•.,.,-•re •vall1ble on "' equ1I opp0<tunlty basis. To compl•ln of dis· erillllnatlon, call HOO loll· ,,. .. at 1·800-424-8590 1m ow. Style Fumltvra P'IANOS ' Collec:tlblet ·~·..........,. ·--·~·O-.~ .. CAIMMID .. _,.... __ _ wamuYDTATU • ~ lriendlt ..w. ..... MITIR" Adopri«n/fotter c .. llwe are owr 100,ax> c:hlben '" the US ~ for a heme ~ lr.eep CJldar' brolhln & 5ISlln '°l!ttW Trasq I. Fn.lOll !qlpOrt prov lnlormabon .,,..... AUG Zl, 6<X>-7 ~ 50 S Mar"-11 Blvd #2141 714-517-1900 888-255-4543 AtwlCIAIJ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Penonalloans 2490 NT f"ln•nc:1•I link Borrow when nHd Mortaa11, B11smess. Persontl, Debi Con solidat1on. Home Im· provement, Auto loans. Credit Repatr. Qute:ll Approval Low Interest, Low Month ly No fee. Apply by phone ull l 1166-856· 7039 S~d .. y O ... t't ...... ,_ , ......... , c-•• u ..... ,_ ...... . We cenHlll'I 1-IH-576-4613 ANTIQUES Af'lll!llm a Siie lnD e WANTED POTIIRY Rookwood Teco, SEG, M•rbleh11d. Pew•blc, <lrulby, t.H> Ollclwn ~9&6l313 HOME AJRNISHINGS Ftllllrl am u ~ dHll ftt ~bl• top, return, 2 drawer file, 3 drawer cabiMt, store&• ublnet. Like new. Paid $1000, aslllnc ey949 673-2905. R#Ell4Y/ 38 DMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS C-fc.MN ... Old Coins! Cold, solver, jewelry, wetdll&, lllt!CJ* colltctlbles 949·642·~ c. 3111 lall/Aaage Wlntld 4740 NEW MEXICO MOUN· TAINS • 140 AC Only SC9 ,900 Coraeous arasslands, mature tree cover, 6500' elevation, mountain views, year· round roads, .nearby e lectric. Perfect for horse lovers AdJKent lo n•ttonal f0tH1 vcellent f1n1ncma. C-'l lod•y! This won't lest! SW Properties of NM, Inc. 1 ·888 ·292 ·9711. (CAL•SCAN) HOMES FOR SALE ORANGE 5400 COUNTY A"•ehtte VeNtl newer 3Br 28a hse w/pvt yard. spa, new 1ranlt1 & marble, top of the line kitchen, $3991(. Cell Petrick 949(856·9705 ............ Want to Sell .yow home? Ask about CM' SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition Cal Usa Rivera 949 574-4252 or Ann Wiiey 949 574-4249 l 'tl4e Cvtle 3Br 28• home remodeled mstr w/m•rble fir, hrdwd firs, f'8!K Bk 949-376-5576 Diii,. OPIN SAT-SUN t-S ,,..,,..._w.,, fab buyl 4br, 2.5ba l•m rn, souellt after comm of 4 stretls (Sunset Hilb) Walk to D•n• Hills Hill! Sch. Close to bch, p•rlr.s, shops. $474,900 Act Fred Albuquerque 94t-2H-17U ,...._.. "-4Br 3.5Ba on a lot th•t is nurly 10,500 sf w/a sports court. puttln1 arMn+pool table plus room to sp•re. Call Christi @ Star Hwbour Homes 714·840-7318 P-I••"'• "-• 4Br 3.5B• on • lot that Is n11rly 10,500 sf w/• 11>orts court, puttl"I ar-~ teble plus room to sp•re. Cell Christo @ St•r Herbour Homes 714·840·7318 • "!''·~·" •.•.. hn lliil•rtl 4af 1.s ... ar•it floorp&an, 3 c a•. Clo'9 to Centrel P'lfll end Wetlands, $599,000 Sier Harbour Homea, Chris 714-SM-4219 Of Blraitta 714-594-4132 , ............. , . ., 3.Ht Oft • lot ..... " -ly 10,500 1t w/e sports court, putll"I l'ffft+flOOI table plus room to Sf><trt. Call Chrlltl <I> St. H .. bow HOll'lls 71....,.7311 Courtsey to Broliers NtMllSTATlS. P'ATlKI TlltOll NATIONWIDE USA 94t..aS6-t70S www.patrlcktenore.com 1..11n-.... 31386 flY1ne Cloud 2br 2b• $639,000 313M Fly1n1 Cloud 3br, 2.ba $455,000 · views. many UPl"•desltl Cell 949·322-0932 Direct 949 389-1324 ........... OPINSUN 1-4 26 .... 4h'-4V.._ ,.,..._M __ ...... Jlw11/Zt.e,r-4 lllltc/IFW'fte. Oelf c-..vlew. $1,195,000 c• first fer pt• -try. 0-/kelller Ut-SOO-SHO 94t..aH-t70S w-.p•trte:litenore.corn ..... Coat ..... IUTATl5 PATaKI TOM>ltl NATtONWIOf USA 94t..aH-t70S •-·;trrc:lltan01e.com mceJANEOUs RBfTALS ·-···· .,, ... Wit .. Ae One• lreea• Newly ,.. modeled 11 2 & 3 Br's In a pet friendly nel1hborhood. l& square foota1• w1ttl ample sl0<a1e Min· utn to beach and steps to fa.shion Is. Slartlna a t only $1340! C•ll tod•y to reserve your new home! 888-251·2053 • ...... Jlr, ,., .... ,,,, Hiik, •hOfOS, ,...t, 2-c ............. $119S... M...n....., 756-0990 Sir n ....... st.,.. to be1eh, fp, 2c pr, I year luse, no pets. $2100/mo 626-359-4539 ,...,..;;; 2• no fam<ly rm, La. lutch, Inside lndry new crpt, S2200/m0 I yr lease, qt. 949-651 2155 6810 Oceo•fr•Bt w1 .. ter Apt. liar, .... 2~ Ila, rental 2br 1.5B•, Ip, la ceble, Internet, balc:ony sundeck, 1ar, w/d, 1"1· or pvt patio no/1MVsmk $2200/mo. 949-5!5•3636 $1350/mo 949-219-0651 Jlr 210 Oc•-view lmm•c, new c:prVp11nt, pr, w/d, tria. fp, w•ttr pd S2400m 949-722-7436 Rlllllf Tollm D •( ......... %8f-lie le 1ar. no p«ts, $1500mo BJ Johnson 949/721 • 0132 Prud. C.hf. Rulty :b 2ba. ii... c:s1Pl/pli1t. Ip. flt yd, 1 e ,., ~ mo. wlltlDUt .. $2.YilVmo. aM~~u c.taMaa nlllNIWlY_... 28r, IB1, wd hkups, aar. n/peta. 204 Monti Vida. $ l 400mo 949-721-0889 Newpwt hedt. w111l to bHch. $500/mo utilities Esldt 28r 18• paid. C•ll 949·675·3009 3'3 Rochester, very pvt, thin p<ess I . bt•uliful cond, $1750/ mo. •at. 949·642·6438 •n-•t• .,_,..,, to I'•"'• ••• ., sra. rent house In COM, NB 2HI le ~· Dr. 4br or LB. f0< I year. Up 2.5b•, frml dm, wetbar, to $3000 • month 11>l1t Zips, mstr suite. Vaunt rent. t49-6t7474J 8116 $2600m ·~ Oon•ld RoomltarRlft .. Pt.ff. 949-733-74 NB/OcHn View rooms, l.lfllll Nlllll 0cHnfront/22nd. pvt 1 ... 1.Sh st1nd •lone rm, unfurn, share b•. new., home, den. 2c •It uUs pd, n/arnlla, llltcll· 1.,. fncd yard, cent air, enetta, lndry. I blodl to close to shops & l•ke, ~::"°S!:l':t '::'v:~ 12000mo. 714·547-6800. 7905 (betwffn 9a·5p? ........... AESIJENTW..RENTALS n.o IWh lbr, Z'ftbl. ftlHllftr l• poeulw E pl•n end unit. ~ 220011. rtmodeled & l'NlllTV updeled, dlrecl 1er ent, """'91 I fp, lndry rm, v•ulltd .... ...... cell, open & airy, 2 encl patios + blllony on La ....... Wiii to wdrod&I ... 2fil!llm --~1-o381i YIMlYLUSIS SWIMllLUSU Bill GRUNDY REM. T~S 949-675'6161 ·-...... dote to bdl, hup rerliOdtled Studio. N•pt H&flts, Fp, lots of closet apece, uUs pd SllOO!n 949-515-2959 ..... w.. ,...._t lslanjl 2bt •tan, ept. p•llo, l' ..,, .-Ill .... $1$00/mo. Mf.MZ 9034 ......... ~Zbl condo, new tlla/crpt, p•tiO, fp, 2c ..,, c/'°°', SllllO/-. n4..JN 1925 "-"" .... ~ 2M , ... , ., .. fl'll. ... t~ ~L:!•· k .., .. .,. 11 ..... am YllY HACH lllNTAU All 38r 28• • ll6 29th, just houses from the beach, new c•rpeVpalnt, 2c prl\a. $2300/mo • 114 31th, iust a few houses to the buch, 11 unit with ntw urpeVp•lnt and 2c prq, $2500/mo •210 29th Sl, met unit. l e prlla. Bilbo• Newport Realty 949·71~494 ~ .. ~ ... 0... ..__ ..... ...., ._ $2500/-s,..-90Me2°"'214 bee CllMlo on presto· qtOUS Bt)'hill Or. aolf course wus 2br 2. 5be, 2c 1ar, W/O, pool, 11>•. •• atit rm S2800rn yr ly 909-780-8382 ..WAn Mrili6Mie -...·:(;~~r' -~·· l Sby Jbr, dbl ... NP8 or E Sidi CM te. tor mMln~W.i-A+-= ~ rfl-.-o!57 ~·Ill -c..,.... .. s.Men. Rew1rdln1 positions to provide In-ho-com· panlonshlp, ho!ntmall· Ina. en ands. flea P'T In or 24 hr sltlfts, Car reg'dl 714 ............ l DRIVERS/STUDENTS NEEDED lMIM4ftttly COL lrall'l-anllablt tltrMatl USlOS In ltielto, CA ~In-Ina. trans porlatlon, ~. Md tuition rt!Nlll'IMMl!t IV... Cell ·-81 l • l&I • 491· U41 (CM.•SCAH) ,. /T llOfry level ,.,._ for lnte11or desian showroom m NB. Mulh faslul (949) 642 2255 R1cet1ll•"ht/Frent D..a. Upsc:•le NB cos mebu studio Must be cust svc or1ented & able to multi tasil Please call 9'9·646· 1394 Soles n Baby/Chld's furn & access store '" NB f'nlf, herd worq can Siil ~98411&6tl Altomoblles - IMW '02 3251 $388/MO Odown leue On Approved Credit. flu terms 1175536 TILOCARS.COM '02 XSJ.O $515/MO 0 down lease On Approved Credit flu terms IPS4557 TILOCARS.COM uxus '02 ISJOO $.US/MO O down lease On Approved Credrt flea terms 1()33583 TILOCARS.COM .....,_5'M c~ .,.. srs fwy miles. pearl wtlt. oat· mul lthr, chrm whls. mechanic owned, bnu· t1tul Ofl& cond. t•ntastlc "81ue, books & records $6995, tin & wwr•nty n11l, wld457296 Bkr •••·U.-llU ... a..r.11 .. "°" 2dr, 5spd, 4wd, &rffl\l'lan rnt, A/C, CO, vtty clHn condition v•l21421 $2995 Bkr 949-586-1• h4ea R-.'9S 1HO Cummlna• O!Utl Iona· bed tn1cll 9411 mi. stlcll shift. lfMn, ar•Y '"t· vwy clean cond v:JOW46 $10,995 flt"' f111•nclna nail, 1111.r 949·586·18D fonl '97 IQilerw V-1, loaded. 1 Inf cond, 8311 ml, Mlta/t•n. St l ,9'50. Mt-m-1s" , ... ,, .,, ,_..,. Gny 4dr. auto, ps, a/c, pb aood eond. current taes $ITIOI $300> 714. 313-0398 f..-4 'tS T-llr4 Vt, loaded, u cellenl cond, I ·owner, white/Un SS900 PP (949) 646-7097 HONDA CIVIC IX 2000 Bl•ck coupe, •uto, moonroof, CO playe<, Ideal tor Colle11 Student $13.300 9'9-632·1143 lnflftlty '94 QU l1lo.e new. Best car I owned 7lk miles, service records at Infinity Sll,000949 640 2234 ,..,.._ 'ts lUS c..,,. 50li ml, 6cyl, blacll/ blacll, CO. buutlful on11nal cond v•267941 Sl9,995 hn•nc•na ••rr avad Bkr 949 5.86-1888 J..,_ 'H lUS 6cyl, 2+2, Coue-. 6911, British ractna 11een, tan ltttr. moonrl, chrome whls . beaut c:ond $10,995. ""57219 BN 96-51&-IB Jeep CllerelllH 't7 IAre4o 4a4 15 mo W8f'f, v.a, •I. IC, lthr int, l/pwr, c;stm wllb/tores. 114.750 949-642·2702 Mii '7t 4JOSl Xlnt cornl, convt 2 tops, Ivory, lthr inter, 1N pwr $9500 949-711-9300 SEU your stuff through classified! 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