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Home My WebLink About2002-08-22 - Orange Coast Pilot.. • at Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 THURSDAY, AUGUST22, 2002 Long Beach flights rattle WeSt Costa Mesa . AIR TRAFFIC: Resident complaints are up, and so are the number of planes crossing the city's skies en route to the growing airfield to the west. Lollta Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Residents of the Westside and Mesa Verde who believed they were outside of any airport ftight paths have suddenly found themselves look- ing up at commen:ial jets -but John Wayne Airport isn't to blame. The planes that have been rumbling over their heads are not departing from John Wayne but on their way to Long Beach Airport, officials say. Sharon Diggs-Jackson, the public affairs officer for Long Beach Airport, confirmed that fewer than lO Oights have routes over Costa Mesa, resulting from an increasing number of Oights at the transportation hub. Jet Blue and American Airlines Oights arriving from the east travel over the Westside and Mesa Verde, she said. •it's not like these planes are flyi..ng low: Diggs-Jackson said. "They are corning through that area at about 4,000 feet." Westside resident Don Elmore approached the City Council on Monday with a map that out· lined the ftight path for depart· ing John Wayne Airport lights and a path that be bas observed major aircrafts using. Blmore is no expert, he said, as he explained that it looks like the planes are flying west along Victoria Avenue. Councilman Ouis Steel said he saw the same thing while visiting a constituent on Canary Street in Mesa Verde. CouncUwoman Ubby Cowan, too, said she has seen an in· crease in resident complaints about airplane noise from the See FLIGHTS, Pace A4 QUESTION Ate ftigh1s hom Long BellCh Airport • problem in Costa M.N7 Call our ? • Readers Hotline at (949) 642~ or send e-mail to daifypilottl· latimes.oom. Please spell your name and tell us your hometown and phone numbers for verification purposes only. GLOBAL DISPATCH Rep. joins delegation to Russia Dana Rohrabacher, Costa Mesa's congressman, visits Moscow to urge end of alliance with Iraq and development of nuclear capabilities for Iran. Paul Clint on Daily Pilot COSIA MESA -Rep. Dana Rohra- bacher joined a congressional delega- tion to Moscow on Wednesday to warn Russia against helping Iran and Iraq de· velop nuclear capabilities. President Bush has included the two nations in his ·axis of evil" North Korea is the third nation on that list. PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT Volunteer Brad Hansen, left, helps Miriam Drummond, 82. to steady her aim on a paint-t>all target during Wednesday's Senior Games. "The delegation is not just here to beat up the ~ians and threaten them to change the course they are on," Rohrabacher said in a phone interview from his Moscow hotel room. "We are here to also come up with some positive alternatives for Russia" Russian officials have begun helping Iran's leaders build nuclear power plants. a move that An e)'!~· on the .gold Competitors show off their winning spirit at the Orange County Activity Director's Assn. Senior Games at the fairgrounds. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot S eventy·nine·year·old Ralph Woodhead still feels the need for speed. On Wednesday, his feet ~ed swiftly aJong the pavement as he raced his wheelchair, outmaneuvering three other competitors to score the gold In the Orange County Activity Director's Assn. Senior Games. "I just like to go," said Woodhead, who Is a World War n Navy veteran. This is the 14th year the games have been held at the Orange County Fairgrounds. This year's event had a decidedly patriotic theme, "The Spirit of America.· which honored local heroes such as a color guard from the STAC Joint Forces 1\"a.in.ing Base at Los Alamitos and an ambulance driver for American Medical Response singing the n.ationaJ anthem. The Costa Mesa Fire Department also handed out the medals during the closing ceremonJes. The games bring together more than 300 seniors from more than 30 facilities around the county. It's a chance for the seniors to get out, get physical and get their competitive juices Oowing. "It's so Important for them to feel SM EYE,PqeM THE BELL CURVE For one longtime fan, strike s out I was 6 years old When my fat.her took me to my Int profeMioojl tiUetJ9D pine. played In.~ ..uum that WU the home of the Poit Wayne Cllie&, a <llill A liim team of the pblle.WpNa Phlllill. lt WU IOYe Ill lrit liaht dm ... trandemld over the,_. to tt.e Cllk:tlo Whl•lllli IDd QiJlfon'da ~ tioda of whaib ld4'ed -.. , ···--....... gWlt ....... ...... ~-........ -1'1bt~l=i:. Ii' • 11$ ....,,... - comer In a small Ohio town before a truck~ my friend and me up and took m to Clndnn&d, wtm the St. Louis CUdlnali' Dean bi'othen would be pltc:blnc. double-hellder. ) WU IO dJ9d When WI Fl thse that I lljpt ~ moet oflhe two 1111* but lomebow took thlm In by OllDOlk Whintwenaoamtbi Uatauiltf al MllMt. 1 w ......, .. ,_ s.-qay ..... 9L ldmlllld hlldlld In balb cll9Cdaiiii ..... _., 1111 ....... M Paulina Balzer bowts a strike, earning herself a blue ribbon at the Senior Games. Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ONlltEWEB: www.dlllM*tcom WEATHER Todllv _.be more typical of We""""*· ..... ,..... lnthe lowlOeto mld-109. ........ A2 FICUITIEEI ...... ., ..................... d'11'dl·~ . .. ,... .. could lead to the Is· lainic state's develop-INSIDE ment of weapons of For more mass destruction. Last month. Russia an· political news, see nounced plans to build Page A2.. five more reactors in the country in addition to one now under construction at Bushebt. Russian officials say they have pro- posed a long-term economic partner- ship with Baghdad. which Iraqi officials say is worth $40 billion and could be signed next month. The agreement would not violate U.N. sanctions against lhe country, Russian officials say. Rohrabacher, who repre ents Costa Mesa, said the delegation offered to help Russia secure contracu to build power plants in countries such as Turkey and the PhiUppines to gener· ate income. Rohrabacher joined Rep. Henry Hyde (R-Ulinois), the chairman of the Inter- national Relations Committee, and others in Wednesday's talks in Moteow. The delegation met with Vladim1r Luk.in, deputy speaker of the State Duma. Russia's lower house of parlUt- / I I I It . A2 lluSdlY, Auiust 22, 2002 ~. POLmCAL ·LANDSCAPE . Those who rrin, teaCh Paul Clinton Daily Pilot Congressional candidate and UC Irvine professor John Graham Is playing to his stnmgtbs ln the race to unseat lnfluential Incumbent Rep. Quia Cos. Graham, who secured 3°"' of the vo~ ln his unsucces.Vul challenge of Cox ln 2000, has scheduled a Sept. 10 fund-raiser to emphasJz.e his strengths as an educator. Graham is vying to unaeat Cox, who has held his seat since 1988, ln the newly drawn 48th District. which represents Newport Beach. Laguna Beach, Irvine and other areas in South Collllty. The event will showcase Graham's attempt to "elevate public schools to the top of the list of national investment pdorides," he said. The fund-raiser will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the University Oub at the UC Irvine campus. A donation of$100 per head is required for entry. As a nation. Graham says. "we seem to have forgotten• lbomas Jefferson's immortal quote that "great schools make a country great." Diana Schmelzer. the principal at UnJversity H.igb School in ~e, will break the Ice at the event and talk about the challenges local schools face. SEAN ...uR I DAILY PILOT Activist Paty Madueno of Costa Mesa pushes for local and state legislation to improve the lives of those around her, she says. Graham has taught international business at UO's Graduate School of Management since 1989. Before that. be taught at USC. New to the scene Those interested ln the funcf-raiser may call (949) 856-1969. A DO.oft-DE DAY FOR ROSS State Sen. Ross )obnson's primary election bill faces a do--or-die vote today In the Assembly appropriations committee. Newly minted citizen Paty Madue110 takes her civic involvement well beyond the ballot box with lobbying efforts aimed at improving services for working-class residents. funded. 'Ib06e parents need to be healthy so they can wodc and work Mid enough to get their famillt!t to the polnt that they don't need government asslstance, Madueno said. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot W hen she raised her right hand and swore to uphold her civic duty as a new United States citizen a year ago, Paty Madueno took her vow seriously. "They give you this UttJe booklet on what It means to be an American and what the role of the government is," Madueno said, still canying a thick accent from her home country, Mexico. "I read that book. and I am following it." The 46-year-old Costa Mesa resident has worked diligently to push for local and state legislation she thinks would improve the lives of her neighbors, friends and loved ones -the woddng class. as she describes them. When Madueno is not woddng her day job as an apartment manager, she Is lobbying on behalf of the Orange County Congiegatlon eommuntty Organization. which Is designed to create neighborhood service programs through the faJth-based community. Madueno represents her St. Joachim Catholic Olurc.h Parish. "This is my passion, working with the community," Madueno saJd. "This Is my heart. .. Her fiery enthusiasm fueled an impromptu visit to Assemblyman Johll Campbell's Sacramento office earlier this summer to talk about possible additions to the state health care program, "These are people who are legal, who pay taxes and who are providing a base of manual labor for many of the lblte's major industries, .. Madueno aakl. .Bec:ause of the nature of their work-• Healthy Families. Madueno said Campbell had not personally returned her phone calls, so she decided to pay him a visit while in town for another meeting. 'This is my passion, working with the mostly blue collar, retail or ln restaurants -tboee WO!bnare noto«ered bealthcaie community. This is my heart.' Pllty Madueno and cannot afford to pay for it on their own, Maduel)o said. She uses her 22-year-old daughter as an Campbell, who represents Newport-Mesa, was in the middle.of budget conference committee meetings, which entail hours of grueling debates over the proposed state budget, said Matt Bia<*, Campbell's chief of stafi He met with Madueno ln the assemblyman's absence. "Those folb are definitely determined." Black said of Madueno and Arther Joeeph Robillard from St. Joechlm's, who was with her. Madueno and Alma Pem&oea. also a representalhe of tbe faith-based O,..,.,...,_. ll'glle that propoeed lddldom to the Healthy FamiUel propam. which would also cover che puents of eligible children. ahould be example. Sylvia Madueno takes classes at two community colleges and works part time at a coffeehouse, where she does not receive health benefits. She can't afford health care on her own. so her parmbl pay for It. But many people don't have that luxury. Madueno said. Campbell saJd be is more than wtlling to meet with Madueno to d1lcuea the toplc but. as the third-hlshest-ranking Republican in atate Je.denbip, he Is awamped wlCh budget concerns rlabtnow. ~pd news Is that you hilft IOIDeODe representing you lhiat bu lnluence," Campbell . fr .I I DailyAPilot a........C..tlo NtlW9 ...i.t.nt. (949) 17<M298 chrl.rtne.a.rrlllo•IMJ,,,..,oom ""° ................ 011'1 ...... Greg ffy, Don LMc:h, S.n Hiiier, Glne Alexender, Lori Anderton VOL M, NO. 234 faUJ-HOl\JNI (M)M2..,_ Aeootd your~ •bout the o.My ""°'or,,... dPt. ...... Our eddr99e .. 330 w. Bey St.. Com MeN. CA 12827. Oflloe "°'".,. Mof*V • fftc19v, lt30 a.m. -I p.m. C.1 Mtu It .. the ,..,... poMcy llO P'Ot•IPll'f oonec:c aN enors ohubRtnce. ,,.... ... , .. , ~ "' The Nlwpoft ~ MeN Dell¥ .... """",.,...,, .. .. •l&fwd dlll¥. In~ ..... .... c...Meet; .. ,,,,... ... _.. ..... ~ IUllNlblllll IO n. ""*Or-. c.....,-. m.e1'l In-°"'*" OI ~...--c.... ..... .................... "'····-= ....... .. ........ ...... .. ====-=---1===·~--'11 .... Diilr .... IO. sakl "The bad news is that me4DS I am up (in Sacramento) a lot and don't have time to meet face to face u often." MIDlmo 8bcUd mt MMlrleabe hm hem WXnd. be llkt SOil iedi• ies dl8(s ~ the """Y k .... The Coeca Mesa relddmt .nua. she is new to the political a:me but can't help but feel her lllue is simply oot important to Oaq>bdl "He just doesn't understand the working class.• abe aakl. "This ls not another band-out, it is a way to ensure that the backbone of the work force stays healthy." CampbeD said it ls not a matter of underat:andlni aodal conditions, which he feela be la in touch with -it is a matter of the bottom line. Philosoph.lcal differences aside. there Is just no money ln the state budget to start adding things to programs, Campbell said. Proponents of Healthy Families are asking for an addidonal $65 million for the program. The extra allocation would bring the total state costa to $265 million to $365 million for the year. "We are talking about cutting things.. Gampbell aaJd. "Expanding something for someone means we have to cut something for someone else. Why abould we create new government dependencies when we are having to cut back on the ones we al.Jady have?• Deaplte not yet having won Campbell's suppon, it Is clear Madueno is not discouraged by her newfound role ln politics. "I don't care about glory, I don't ca.re about rewarda, I care about people," she said. Earlier in the year. the bill wu placed on the backbumer, blown as the •suspense file," because it is estimated to cost the atate $30 miJHon to start what Is known as a bifurcated primary. Tuday, the committee is scheduled to decide whether to mOYe the bill onto the ftoor for a tote or leave It to rot on tivevine. ttle more than a week ln the legislative session -bills must be passed by the l.egislature by Aug. 31 -Johnlon Is plnding out a final push to pus the bill lCnown as Senate Bill 1975, the &egislation would move the state's·prlmary election from ~ to June. It wouldn't alter the November genen1 elec:don. During presidential campaign )'UR. if the bOI were to pus. the primary would be held ln February or March for that race, but not · the 1tate rac.es. Voters would be given a separate election to eort through the statewide ballot initiatives and all other candidates. County clerks and registrars of voters have banded together to oppose the bill, claiming It will create a headache of new costs to hold two primaries rather than one. California has shifted its primary several times since 1996. Before that year, It waa held ln June. In 1996, it was moved to M8J'Ch. 1Wo years later, legislators put it back in June. When Johnson introduced the bill, on Feb. 22, he proposed holding the state's primary in September as a way to hike voter turnout for state seats. During the March primary, only 34% of voters visited the polls. "Despite the dismal turnout ln March, elections officials continue to oppose this b1D," Johnson said. •rt reminds me of an old Abbott and Costello comedy routinJ! about 'you can't get there from here.' Instead of being part of the solution, elections oftldals continue to argue that ft cannot be done." POLITICS ASIDE SURF WEATHER FORECAST DSUN 6 feet thl1 att.moon. ANdv for.~ of Wadnead9y? 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WIN9e wtl be found. ..... ....-. www • .....-.o,g TIDEI ... 4:10a.m. ........ .. ........ ... .... ···- Village renovations reach second phase A court on Monday will decide the fate of 25 ficus trees on Balboa Peninsula -a decision that may set back village improvements. June C1111r1nde Daily Pilot IW.OOA PENINSULA -The $2.8-million second phase of Balboa Village renovations Is set to begin in September, but a court decisJon on Monday will probably spell death for either the city's deadline to complete the wort or for lhe 25 Ocus trees on Main Street The city has been negotiating with the Newport Beach Albor Society, which sued to stop the city from removing the trees. A decision is expected Monday. "It's possible It could set back' the whole lhlng until next year," Public Worts Director Steve Ba- dum said. The second of three phases of wort designed Lo transform Bal- boa Village into an attractive, pe- destrian-oriented gathering place will focus on Ocean Front Walk and on Main, Palm and Washington streets. The Ught concrete that forms Ocean Front Walk wUJ be re- placed from Adams Street to A Street by colorful Uthocrete, similar to what's now in front of the pier. "There's a blue wave pattern in BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS UCI studies delve into air pollution causes UC Irvine is studying the cause and effects of air pollution and has several research projects underway on the issue. Large Scale Forest Fires is one such project designed to study how forest tires create large con- centrations of owne with effects Lt; It's glassy. almost like mother of pearl,'' Badum said. "It should be really good looking." Wort on Main Street, If it hap- pens, ls expected to be more ex; tensive and thus disruptive. Workers plan to tear up the streets and sidewalb and re· place them, as well as put in new st.reet lights and strelt furniture. The d ty bad also planned to ~ move the 25 ficus trees and re- place them with young coral gum trees. If the court puts a stop to the plans, the city might postpone the wort for a year to comply with a California. Coastal Commission rule that forbids such work during the summer months. Main Street might be closed altogether or reduced to one lane during a portion of the work. Mayor Tod Ridgeway said plans to upgrade the Balboa Theater and the village market could give additional momen- tum to city work. "I think that with those two tenants and the continuation of Infrastructure improvements, you're going to see a much more vibrant and active Balboa Vtl- lage," Ridgeway said. "That's our goal." that can range from eye irritation to lhe worsening of preexisting lung conditions like asthma Also looking into chronic lung disease and the effects of poUu- tion is a project on freeway ex- haust, which uses mJce previ· ously exposed to asthma-like al- lergens and placing them at varying distances from con- gested freeway interchanges. Dust is another pollutant that can add to global warming and causes environmental problems. With the expansion of the world's deserts and the recent Si&~ Mattress Outlet Store ,.... 3165 n.bor Blvcl. ~ Costa l'lesa • O. lllodl ~ ol .05,.,, • (714) 545-7168 u •. • • • • Country Woodd Colltttion nt • Duette9 honeycomb w.. • Silhouettee ~,,,. • Luminettt PriY'1q ~ • Vigntttee window Wdinp • PMn Bodi,,,. custom shutters ............ , Uc.• OCIOll. JM ... IM 8'""t IW• J I I C.. ..... 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UCI symposium will focus on graph drawing UC Irvine's Department of ln· formation and Compu1er Sci- ence is co-sponsoring the 10th lntemational Symposium on Graph Drawing from Monday through Wednesday The conference will present recent research on ways of visu- alizing networks and other com- binatorial graphs, which can be used in various applications fo r telecommunications. circuit de- sign, the Internet, social nel· FULL BAR ~:ta... COCKTAILS 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949·645·7616 New MerchandJse Arrives Dal!}' Hurry In For Best Selectlonl 'Well Designed Furniture For Well Designed Homes" You don't have to go for for the perfect summer getaway. Yoo'U nooce ir chc 'W:rf momma you *P aboud. Olnner out on the wallft' 1• fftlt daffrrmt. You'll let It 1n tt.e .,.., m1em1nmm1, dchaout food, and In dM frimdty RTYic:t you lftt from our profaliooal taff. Aftdt ol co.nt, IA fhc YIC'WI tt..t'I lllM J"OW brtadi •-Y· D11.r OclflC. 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Rohrabacher saJd. ·rve spent a great deal of time and dfurt on u- sistlng the (Bush} administration to help the people or Iraq liberate themselves from a horrible gang- ster." Bush, also on Wednesday, said he would consult with European allies before authoriz- ing mtlitary action a,gainst Iraq. • PAUL CUNTON"covers the environment and politics. He may be reached at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at paul.clinton@latlmes.oom. lIEFL PAIN NAIL FL TN(;us New Medical Products Inventor N.8. Podiatrist Dr. Roth Low Cost -No Oral Medications Money Back Guarantee!! Call Sarah for info (949) 752-7661 www.DrRoths.com YOUR DENIAL HEALTH by Decdrcea Rkh, D.D.S. THETOOTHIN FSfROG.EN DEFICIENCY 1..:1')•"" t•«• 1l.rp<v.<1b1l111 oflcu.,.g1tt1h 11 11"1 t 111 10 c~rt to1r 1hrm proprriv 1<a<.11d1 •ho"'> ilu1 1•m1 mrnupauul "'OltlC'fl mJ\ I>< 31 • h1pr ml ih.an 1hr rat o1l 1ht populJllM ol Jn..t''l'"l(t ~""' duc<1X, .. l11d1 nu\ rnult 111 wo1h lul\. 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W plc.uc c.cll 640-\680., 14'41 AYOOC!o A~. ~nc ~ N<...,.;n llcach fut an appoimmm1 ...._ ENHANCE YOUR VACATION WITH A PAIR OF NEW BALANCE SHOES See our new sfOfe loyou1 ond try on our new fashion shoes. We're committed to giving you o Pfof essionol fitting and we hove oll the latest styles and muhiple widths. Corona del Mar Plaza 932 Avocado St. 949-720-1802 "' Join Us for . v, ~ Twilight Dining ~ mtrets Starting at $7.95 I Ln NtGHT DINING till:OO .. a Frit"'1J ~.ill-..... .,., PUBLIC SAfETY - POLICE FILES COITAMESA • w.e ,_ ~Yendelilm wn '9POfted In the l500 blodt 9t 10'.Ae e.m. Tueeday. • ~ c.nwo.M: A22.yeeH>kt man wm •r11ted on aaiepick>n of burglefY In the 700 bk>dt 8t 3:30 p.m. • fWr o.twe: A 37-yeaM>ld woman WM erresied on IU.pdon of theft end fotgery at 3:46 p.m. Tu.day. •W..,. .......... N9wpolt Boull'\iiad: A hh-..nd-Nn felonV waa '9POtted 8t 10:48 p.m. Tueedey. TueedeY. ...... c.-•~-...... COlllt o.twe: A vehicle burglary was reported 8t 5:22 p.m. Monday. NEWPORT IEACH • H8fbor 8oul9Vllfd: All mautt WU reported In the 2000 blodt 8t 11 :25 a.m. TuetdeY. • W.leoe lw9nue: A vehicle burglary was reported In the 1900 blodc 8t 10-.29 e.m. Tuesday. • M9cArthur loull\Wd: A grand theft WU reported In the 4000 block 8t 11 e.m. Tuetday. • • w.t 1tdl 8"111: A home burglary was reported In the 800 bk>dt at 4:40 p.m. Tu.day. • 2llh 9trMt: Vandalism wn reported In the 400 blod< at 8 e.m. Tuesday. GEmNG INVOLVED • GETTING INWLV£0 runs periodicallv In the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. For Information on edding your organlz.atlon to this list. call (949) 674-4288. COSTA MESA SENIOR CORP. The nonprofit organlzetion at the Cotta Mesa Senior Center la looking for new board members. The fund-railing and • policymaking board needs volunteer$ who will participate in monthly meetings, occasional committee meetings and-special projects. Candidates should have connections In Costa Mesa and surrounding communities and an interest In serving the community by helping seniors. (949) 645-2356, Ext. 16. COURT·APPOINTED. SPECIAL ADVOCATES Volunteers are needed to serve as advocates for abused. neglected and abandoned dlildren. Volunteers wortc one on one with a dlild for three hours a week. (714) 663-9034. NEWPORT THEATRE ARTS CENTER A variety of jobs need to be tadded, Including set conS1ruction, ushering, mailings and assorted technical duties. EYE Continued from Al independent, successful, for them to have choices," said Candace Bartsch, who worked on the games' organizing committee. Gwen Black. 84, chose to try the target shooting using a paint-ball gun. Black, who CURVE Continued from Al games as my academic swvival pennitted. And when I left college In my junior year to enlist in the Navy for Werld War n1 I'm sure my primwy motivation was to save baseball. Four years later, I returned to Missouri to finish my journalism degree, and that's when baseball first broke my heart. The St LouJs Cardinals owner, Sam Breadon, and hJs general manager came to Columbia to interview several dozen appHcants for a publicity job with the team, and I got it The pay was lousy, and I had a wife and child by this time, but my wife understood I.hat the opportunity for me to rub elbows with Stan Musial and Enos Slaughter superseded such mundane matters as a decent living. So I found my dream job right out or I.he box -and Lt lasted three months. The Cardinals front office was an arrogant. secretlve, confused mess with a management style right out o( "AlJce ln Wonderland." 1Wo Scheduling ia ftexlble, wfth • two- to 20-hour commitment per month. The Newport Theatre Arts Center is 8t 2601 Cliff Drive. (949) 631-0288. OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals on Wheels vofunteera are needed to distribute prepared dishes to homebound Mnlora in the Newport Beach area. The delivery time is between 11 :30 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. The Oasis Senior Center also needs volunteer nurses for its bimonthly blood pressure sc:reenings. The center offer• this service between 9 and 11 a.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Volunteers should commit two hours once a month orvoluntHr on a substitute basis. The center is at 8QO Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. (949) 644-3244. OPERA PACIFIC The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a support group for Opera Pacific, has activities for volunteers. (949) 474-4488. SHARE! HIGH SCHOOL EXCHANGE PROGRAM . Host families are needed in the Costa Mesa area to provide a bed, meals and a loving home for high sctrool students from more than 28 countries, including Germany, sported a sweatshirt that read "Unbearably Cool." kept her cool while trying to hit the bull's-eye. "I enjoyed it," said BJack, who did a little dance to prove her point This year's games were dedicated to Lawrence Ronquillo, a longtime games contributor as an artist and activities director. Ronquillo's wife, Sharon. was examples: The guy I was working for didn't lcnow I'd been hired and viewed me with understandable hostility. And I was living at the YMCA because Breadoo, who seemed to own half of St. Louis, wouldn't help me find housing to move my ·raniily there. So I quit and went back to Fort Wayne to look for a real job. A telegram from Breadon was awaiting me there. It said: "Have found you housing in Pocatello. Please confirm." When I called and asked him what he was talking about, be seemed surprised that no one had told me I was slated to be the general manager of the Cardinal farm team in Pocatello, Idaho. the following year. I declined, not only ending my baseball career but giving up an opportunity to work a World Series pres,, box. since the Cardinals won the Natiooal League pennant that year. Maybe I could have been one of Bud Selig's tycoons today lf I bad ju.st taken that job in Pocatello. Thia hiatory Is otrered up to establilh my credits to apeak to the threatened strike of major league baaeball players on Aug. 30. 18'11 a charter member or the Silent Majority not represented Japan, Brazll, China and Poland. The students, ell between 15 and 18, participate In c:rou-cultural exchange to leam about America and share their own culture. The atudentl stay for five to 10 months and are screened twice. for academic excellence and proflciencv In English. (888) 633-8514. SHARE OUR SELVES CLINIC The cflnlc, whldl provides emergency services to the needy In Orange County, la looking for volunteers to deliver and pidc up food from local restaurants and grocery stores, help with medical and dental staff, data entry, aasist with food sorting and distribution, to help at the front desk and some other duties. The group also needs translators. (949) 642-3451. Ext. 257. TELL-A..f'RIENO Orange County cancer groups · seek volunteers to educate and encourage women to have mammograms. Participants will take part In a one-on-one program of education and encouragement specifically rel.ted to mammograms and earty br11ast cancer detection. The Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Foundation, (714) 957-9157. on hand to help out, wearing a T-shirt plastered with family pictures. "I've stopped myself from crying a couple of times today," Sharon said, as she welcomed the seniors to the festivities.. One of the featured guests at Wednesday's games was Tony Gonzalez, light end for the Kansas City Ollefs. Gonzalez, who grew up in Huntington Beach, said his in the negotiations to prevent that strike and get on with the season. l buy baseball tickets in the outer reaches of the stadium not reserved for the corporate expense account crowd, pay $8 to park. $6 for a glass of beer, and stand up for the seventh-inning stretch and sing "18ke Me Out To the 8all Game.· I'm not going to say that if this Idiotic strike acenario Is played out I'll never buy another baseball dekel It wouldn't be true. And It's because of this grip that the game has on so many milllons or us that baseball has become a public trust that should never be put Into the exclusiv~ds or people whose only q · cation for running it ls that they are rich. That's why the first thing that neech to be done -and quickly -is to put baseball under the same federal anti-trust laws that govern all other professional sports. 1ben the owners could be required to open their books and prove the doomsday economJcs used as a negotiating weapon -and ridiculed by such friendly eowcea as Forbes Magazine. It abould also be pointed out to the owners that they brought all these agonies FLIGHTS Continued from Al added commercial flights at Long Beach Airport. A federal court decision result- ing from a 12-year lawsuit over a noise ordinance allows Long Beach to operate 41 daily com- mercial Oights. Digp-Jackson said Flights have jumped from 12 to an anticipated 24 for next month and will climb to a peak of 41 by October, she said. 'Compared with other regional airports, the number or flights are small. she said. "We are not talldng huge num· bers here," Diggs-Sharon said. John Wayne Airport spokes- woman Ann McCarty said depar- tures Oy soul.h over the Back Bay, Santa Ana Heights and Balboa Is- land. Planes leaving from John Wayne do not tum until after cbey reach the shoreline and would not cross the west or northwest portions of Costa Mesa. McCarty said. • LDl.JTA HARPER cover8 Cosui Mesa. She may be reactied at 1949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at /olita.harper@l11times.com. experience work.Ing with senior citizens dates back to bis high s chool days. His mother also works as a nursing home administrator "It's cool giving back." Gonzalez said. "We'll all be here someday." • OEJRDRE NEWMAN oovera education. She mav be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at dsirdrs.newm11n@llltimes.com. on themselves by paying absurd wages to mediocre players, and they are now asking the players' union to save them from their own bad judgment by accepting a salary cap. Meanwhile, the players need to recognize that they have been set up as the bad guys by taking the strike bait and that they are playing Into the hands of the most excessive and arrogant owners by refusing a salary cap. They also need someone to teU them that they aren't going to get much sympathy from people who have to make real sacrifices to afford to take the family to a ballgame. And to ask themselves if that extra million of greed on top of other millions ls realty worth destroying the game. And bot.h of them might reflect on the Silent Majority that has been given no seat at l.hese negotiations. We could really torpedo the game lf they finally push us to that place. Then the owners would have co find a new toy, and the players would have to learn a considerably less-lucrative trade. • JOSEPH N. BEU. ls a resident of Santa AN Heights. Hla column appear1 Thuradaya. Daily.Pilot 'Ttusdly, Alcust 22, 2002 ,. FORUM HOWlO GET PUBUSHED -a.....n: Mall to Editorial Page Editor Jemes Meier et the Deily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Meu, CA 92627 • Rt1i:r.r. Hotline: Call (949) 642~ Fax: Send to (949) 646-4170 E-mell:Send to dailypilot@latJrrw..com •All COfTeepondence must lndude full neme, hometown end phone number (for verification purposes). The Pilot reservee the right to edit all submiuk>na for darity end length. EDITORIAL Enviro.nmental victories should be celebrated E nvironmentallsts often don't get the credit they deserve. And likewise, they sometimes don't know when they have won. Think about it, if it weren't for environmentalists, what would our smog and air quality be like today'? How many oil rigs do you think would be sitting off the local shores and how many wetlands would be decimated? Wetlands like the Upper Newport Bay and, just up the coast, the Bolsa Otica would instead be boat marinas -not wildlife preserves -if it weren't for the hard-won battles of local e nvironmentalists. Now, we can add to their accomplishments.lhe cleanliness of our precious beaches and waters. Environmentalists fougttt hard to clamp down on the sewage disposal practices of the Orange County Sanitation District. The district for years e njoyed the benefits of a federal waiver that allowed it to only partially treat the 240 million gallons of sewage ft pumps four miles out to sea each day. . Environmentalists and scientists and those concerned with water quality, believing that sewage was seeping back to shore, pressed for an end to the waiver. The war of words got heated at times, but those of the ecological mind had a winning message. The sanitation district heard that message. Indeed, not only is the sanitation district now going to give the sewage full treatment, it has undertaken a chlorine bleach program to further clean the sewage water. A big victory. rigbt1 You wouldn't know it by listening to some environmentalists who still seem to need, or want, a whipping boy to further their cause. They say that chlorine is not as safe as we think. that it creates "bad compounds." 01.lorine has been used to treat sewage and water supplies for years. The 18,000 to 20,000 gallons a day of high-powered bleach is a small drop in the 240-million gallon sewage bucket and an even smaller drop in the ocean. Still, it should clean up 90% of the viruses in the sewage, sanitation officials say. So, while it certainly is n ot the ultimate solution, it does help with one m ajor cause: It cleans the water much more than it is being cleaned now. And isn't that what we all want? Isn't that the endgame of this, to get cleaner water along our beaches? That is a major accomplishment So we say it's time to cease and desist for now. It's time to declare victory, however small, in this fight for clean water and savor this milestone in environmental history. It's time to give credit where it is due, both to the environmental camp and to sanitation district officials, who finally got the message. To both, we salute your efforts in making our beaches the cleanest they can be. COMMUNITY COMMENTARY Community college district deserves financial credit By Lefterls L.vrakas I t may be of paramount Interest to the voting public that I.he biggest selling point for the Coast Community College District board to be voted on in November is the fact that the board has been able to budget for district needs to date without resorting to an earlier, appeal ("Bond and determined to get money for colleges." Aug. 12). This was made possible inftiaDy prior to Propolition 13 because the district recetYed more than ample property tax funds and later by a willingnees to invest some of lts state-allocated funds in expanding Coastline Cornmwlity College's atructural needa. headquarters in Fountain Valley and a llzable leamlng center, now lhared with a etate four-yes m.ctlUdon at GlrdeD GnM. By~ cerdflalca ~ penk:lpadon. the di8trlct bu been tble to me a kind of • ......,,._.,plan" In .... loan's 'b!.. c:redit lhOUld be llMtl our local~ ~for 111 ....,to ........ blll---.................. ~. QUESTION What Me your thought9 on Coat Community College'• November ? • bond? can our Readers Hotline et (949) 642-6086 or Mnd e-mall to dallypilotlllatimn.com. PleaM apell your neme end include your hometown end phone number, for verification purposes only. represented by the fact that only 55'11 to 60'll of the atudeotl attending the three C.OUt collegea are actuaDy residents ot the c.out district. This s!ruation is attributed to the poUcy of "free flow" approved by the state Legtalatwe that permits student enrollment in any or I.he 108 Califom1a commmtity collep& It appean. 1benlore. that the etate commuallJ CiDlep IUlhortU. In s.:a ... ao lhOUld tab -8llCOWlt the. lmpect Ol-.ee loW" .. dJstrtcta. • C... Wbldl are illklr'S ltl .......... to alpport ... to.,. __ enroa.il... ... .. ..... ........ ~ ... ...... IQp'"llleliiMlf1UHeto .......... ,,IDc:al ;:z w eo ClGlllpllWle ......... . READERS RESPOND STEVE McCRANK I Oi\ILY PILOT Marchers in the Orange County Dyke March on Saturday travel down Harbor Boulevard, near 19th Street in Costa Mesa. County gay march should not exist AT ISSUE: Two readers suggest that sexual preference is private and should be kept that way. I am absolutely outraged with the Daily Pllot editorial "City reached good compromise over gay pride march" (Aug. 8). I am equally irritated that our ·Costa Mesa City Council is allowing a lesbian parade through streets frequented by young, questioning children . For the Daily Pilot to promote the event and then h ave the gall to suggest residents proudly suppon it clearly demonstrates a mentality that is not shared by the majority of its readers. I have no problem with people who live a different lifestyle from my own. That is their choice. However, I do resent their "In your face" agenda to promote It through our public streets. ANDREW DRAKE Costa Mesa After reading the Daily Pilot editorial "City reached good compromise over gay pride march," I couldn't help but wonder why the paper has asked me to ·fully and proudly support iL • Fully support a LETTER TO THE EDITOR parade of lesbians marching down the street? Why should I? With so many necessary thin~ to do, whether in one's own home and family or reaching out to neighbors who need a hand. why would anyone waste their precious time supporting a group whose stated goal is to broadcast their sexual preference? Call me old fashioned, but I believe bedroom activities are private matters. Lesbians parading and promoting their lifestyle through city streets is not an activity I plan to support. JENNY JOHNSON Costa Mesa Artificial reef creates fine home for kelp I 'm resp onding to an Aug. 10 article dis~ussing results from a survey of city planners' opinions of the California Coastal Commission ("Survey reveals mixed opinfon of commission"). The article closed with a negative quote describing work of the Marine Forests Society as a "garbage dump." Presumably the quotation included and referred to the society's artificial reef constructed from used automobile tires. Waste materials have also been employed by other groups for constructing artificial reefs. Waste materials, for example, have been used by the Callfomla Department of Fish and Game in some of the artificial reefs they have deployed along our shores. A critical aspect in such usage is whether the materials are likely to contribute significant toxicity to their nearby surroundings. Toxicity assessment can be a difficult task in the ebb and now environments aJong most shallow ocean Ooors. The ultimate proof of the pudding is whether marine organisms closely and successfully associate with such slructures. I have not directly seen the clre reef deployed by the society because I gave up scuba diving in the mid· l 990s. I have, however. examined many photographs of the aggregate. The Marine Forests Society requested my assistance in Identifying genera and species of organisms closely MAILBAG standoffs. etc.). Aa Jacober suggested, I think our helicopter program can use some intelligent and fair-minded dhlcussion. I myself haw attempced 1o tee both the prot and cons pubMstled in previ0"8 letten. WILUMI POLDa COit.a Miiia associated with their reef. The reef dearly now supports a diverse group of plants and animals commonly foWld on nearby natwal reefs. The tires appear to be stable, and the overall structure has persisted for several years. Is it really a dump? Tough question. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If I were a kelp spore. my answer would be something lik:e: "This is it. there's no place like home." WHEELER J. NORTH Costa Mesa • EDITOR'S NOTE: Wheeler J. Nonh is• Caltech emeritus professor of environmental science whose contributions to kelp reseen:il led to the dubblng of en equacuhure test site near Crystal Cove as Wheeler's Reef. .. • ..... ,.. ........... .... • M Tlusday, A&cust 22, 2002 AROUND TOWN held It 11:30 a.m. et the Unfvef'9ity Cub on the UC Irvine campus. The~ le hoeted •Send AROUND TOWN ltemt to bv the CeUfomia N9tlonal the Delly Piiot. 330'W. Bay St., arg.nlzadon for Women. Tidcets AUGUST• CoN Mete, CA 92827; bv fa)( to .,.. $36. (949) 964-1156. A tla"1 iflll el •a-11 ... ,. 111• (949) 841-4170; °'by c:.Mlng (948) wll begin. d1'61l •pert of the 574-4298. lndude the time, date The .... •cw..yaue.-wll Newpoft~....,...~on •nd loartion of the event. .. well be~ et duet. pert of the the....,,.,.... The9m .. be ••contact phone number. A N.wport~ Aeeort ~on ltMMn one glerwt ecnen llklllt cf complete tlctfng It eveHable et the Beed'l ..ne.. Gu.-.,.. on the und. a.-.,. www.dallypllotoom. encoureged to bring beech d\eira enc:oureged to bring beed'I d\eN'8 and to t9ke advantage of the end ... edvellt8ge of the TODAY campfl,._ The nieort le It n31 c:empftr• The nieort le et 1131 Oovemor FrMk ICMtlnt wll be et Badt Bey Drive. S8 per car. (949) 8-* 811v DrM. • percer. (Ml the White Rabbit Children's 729-0UNE. 72tM>UNE •. Bookstore In South Coast ptaza from 3 to 6 p.m. The Otdahoma SUNDAY AUQUITa1 governor wlll sign his new picture llleloltoellmp"1111ao.• ..... M. TheMOWle ..... Dout•¥' wll book. "Will Rogers: An American Small wlff perform hit on8-fNlfl be ehown et dlJllt. -of the Legend:' The store Is et 3333 portrayal of President Hany S. Newport Dunes Aeeort Movlee on Bristol St Suite 2081, Costa Truman et 2 p.m. It Temple the Beecf'I --The.,_ wll be ~.Free.(714)446-0010 .• laalah. During the perlonnance, shown on • gient acreen eltu8lled Small deecribea Truman'• life end on the und. Guests.,.. FRIDAY dec:isk>na as pnteident -from encoureged to being beed'I c:Nirl The movte ...... u..· wll be the atomic bombing of Japan to and t9ke adventege of the shown et the Newport Dunes the dismlsul of Gen. Douglas campfires. The reeort le et n31 Waterfront Resort In Newport MacArthur. The temple la It 2401 Badt Bey Drive. S8 per c.r. (949) Beach beginning at dusk. Guest Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Free. 729-0UNE. are encouraged to bring beach For Information on the event, cell chalra and to take advantage of (949) 648-6900. For Information ·OCTOBERS the campfires. The resort it at about Small, call (714) 624-6944 n.. ........................ 1~Badt Bay Drive. S8 per car. or vitit www.hlstmy-allve.com. Atnea Fair wltl return to Newport ( 729-0UNE. Beecf'I todey. The 11-yMr event. The group ...... 8rmll wll hoeted by Newport Hwbor High The eo.te Meea Senior CenW perform..i.a rhythm• end Latin Scnool, wffl indude. 5K FeMure will host a Hawaiian luau that jazz et • conc:ett sponsored bv Race, • 2K Fun RunlWatk end. includes authentic food and Newport Beach Arts and Cultural entertainment from 4 to 8 p.m. at Services from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Kid's Klneic rece. Aegietlation the center. The center it at 695 W. Buffalo Hiiia Partt. Guests are will begin et 8:30 a.m. followed 19th St. Tk:tets are on sale at the encouraged to bring blanketa, by races stattlng et 8, 8:30, 9:15 center's front desk. Member• are lawn chalra and picnics. The perlt end 9:30 e.m. The echooC Is et $3 per person. Call for Is at 1901 Port Provence. Free. 18th St between Dover Or. end reservations. (949) 645-2356. (949) 717-3870. . Irvine Ave. me. (949) 516-al11 or www.lcathylopMewnt&comAtlw. SATURDAY WEDNESDAY The eo.te Meea s.MorCenW A.,.. Chllstupher Cac and o.ne ONGOftG will hold an ice cream social froll) Rohrabacher will speak et the TheN.l:JtMMt ....... N9W ....... 9 e.m. to 3 p.m . at the Orange Newport Beach Chamber of Club meets et 10 a.m . the third County Martcet Place. Volunteers Commerce Newport Sunrise Wedt"'8dey of eed'I month, .,.. needed to help work the B~•kfast at 7:30 a.m. The apacial except July and December, et booth. AH proceeds will go to the breakfast. sponsored bv Sheldon varied locations. The group, • center. (949) 645-2356. Pines of the Transportation eodal organization for people Corridor Agencies, will be hekf at who have lived In Newport Beech The 22nd MnUal Suffrage o.y the Radisson Hotel In Newport for fewer than five yNra, meets Luncheon honoring tour Orange Beach. The hotel is at 4545 for eventa, activities end field County women leaders will be MacArthur Blvd. $20 tor trips. (949) 646-9922. AllT llEsTORATION We~~ • PoltalAIN • • PAIN11N~ • ODNA •GI.US • GIWHlcs • PlAMl.S AND 0ntEa Au COUia1lu.s rro-ofii~~l L!~~~J>..!.'!l~!!;U.J A Fine Affair 721 -9044 B. Magness 644-4477 The Basket Case 720-7088 Baskin Robb ins 644-1331 Blockbuster Video 759-9404 Cathay Newport Restaurant 759-3388 Champagnes Market & Deli 640-5011 Chevron 'USA 760-8678 Couture New York 759-1791 Happy Nails & Spa 759-8686 Labels 640-1133 . Mag's Donuts & Bakery 760·9278 Mailboxes Newport 644·6480 Master Tailoring 720·1041 ,. Marco Polo Italian Eatery 721 -0801 Newport North Cleaners 644-0435 Newport North Of tometric 720-0204 Dr. Michael Shae One Hour Moto Photo 644·6533 Petco 759-9520 Royal Jewelers 644· 7804 Salon Belcourt 644-9980 Tull~'• Coffee 759-8248 The Video Editor 720·2080 •111 phone numbers are 949 ar11 code TI-I CENTER. "acArtl1111r 11•4°. ut4 It•••· Newpert leHS. •••• , •••• , ••• ec•••••r·••• ,....._._ .. Nss;stt ........... Ubr9fy ... book ................... fofthe lbrwY= loolla 1NY be l9ft • "" the .... bMnd'I ..... lndudlng. llelboe, Mlt'll..,. °'Carone del Mar. They nwy ... be ... lnthe= book ... ,_. to the lo ... • 1000 IWaaedo lwe. ....... doowl' end pepettlec* boob.,..-~. wtththe ucieption of lew boob end m8gldl-. Donadons .... fa..dedlldlble. Cell to arrange to h9w boob pk:bd up. (949) 7IMll7. n.11w:•w •••Women'• Club, •• ~ old friendehlp dub, le~ new members. The dub, wNdl indude gotf, bridge....., end gourmet ..-... ,..... et n a.m. on the ~Thuradey of Wtl9f'V month et the Redlaeon Hot9I In Newport Beedt. The luncheon la $23 end lndudaa enlilN1alnment. The hotel 19 • 454& MacArthur Blvd. (714) 842-1813. The N9wport leech'Wllllng Club meets It 9 e.m . end 7 p.m. Mondeythrough Saturday, end at 7 p.m. Sundey. w.lkera should meet et the Intersection of Hoepftal Road end Superior Avenue. me. tMel 660-1332. n. AIMltean Legion wll me9t et 7 p.m. the third Tuesday of every month. The meetings, which deal with veteran Issues and community aervlce, will be held at the Costa Mesa Air National Guard. The national guard le et 2861 Newport Blvd. Free. Mary Holler, (714) 648-2777; Bill Mlmlega, (949) 850-089'. k ........... wllhone Jewish partner ere Invited to pet1k:ipete In an Interfaith couples dlscuaalon group hosted by the Jewish Family Service of Orange County. The group is geared toward those coupJes looking to make Judalam and the Jewlah community part of their relatlonahlp. The group mfftl In the-evening• In the agency'• office et 260 E. Baker St, Suite G, Coste Mesa. Prereglstretlon Is required. (71 4) ~. Nghdy rneednp .. ofler9d In Coste~ end Newport Beach for anyone who wantl to Fine Home Fur,adhinp Aadqaa lie C.Ollectibla Tnditional to C.Ottage Gifu & Garden Decor Wub Lilt & OdMry GARDEN CAFE Gulea Pmo Dining BnilldMt. Lucb, Tea 8t .F,,pra.o Bu OWf'COme nk:ottne edcfiction. Sctl9dule °' (7141 n4-9108 or (IOC))eG.-ee. The N9wport 8port8 Mlw'n. • nonprofit orgenlzetion, operetet •free mueeum et 100 Newport Center Drive. N9Wp0rt BNc:h. The museum, whid'I hu one of the WOftd'a l...-gelt cohcSk>ne of eport8 memorabilia, .. open from 9a.m . to 8 p.m. ~end 10 a.m . to 3 p.m. on Saturday. (949) 721•9333 Of WWW.~· .,,artsmuatHJm.org. The &tMc1a High Sc:hoot Pltrent Teacher Studel)t Assn. hoata a mondtly paper drive every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon In the achool's northwest parting lot, on the corner of Estancia North end Plecentle. Newap1para that are bound, looae or bagged are accepted; however, cardboard, bound material 1uch H phone books or thick magazine• ere not. Bins are avallable for drop off every day of the month for people who prefer to go at other timee. All funds raised go to the auoclatlon. Free. The school is .at 2323 Placentia Ave .. Coste Mesa. (949) 515-6500. 0..-Senior Center otr.r't a daily telephone contact program Jor seniors who have a limited local support system. They also offer ongoing computer classes that teach the basics of Word, Quicken, Print Shop and Internet usage. (949) 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Communicators Toastmasters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m . Wednesdays at the Orange County Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to anyone who wants to improve his or her public speaking skills. (7141444-8783. The Newport Beech Distinguished Toastmasters Club 1300 meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting room. 2300 Bristol St., Newport Beach. Call to make reservations. (949) 646-1274. The Jewlth Family~ of Orange County holds group mee1ings for younger women to discuss issues relating to life passages and changes, body images, family, relationships, CAFEHOURSiMoa-Sua~pm SHOP & DINE The Original MIKE'I CAIPETI OVER 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA • N~w Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery • ALL CARPET & FLOORING CURRENTLY MARKED DOWN 30o/ooff , ~s ~Plot • communication, lndmKY end aexualliy, anxi.ty, and lonellnea. The group meet. et 7 p.m. Tuetd•Y• et the egency otnce. The otnce la et 260 E. Beker St., Suhe G, Coeta Meea. Prereglatretion It n.qulred. Mercy Middler, (714) ~. Ext. 11•. MeM Mull,...,. Toeetrn• It • Club 891 In Coeta MMe mMta et 7 p.m . Tue.day. et Meea Vefde Unhed M«hodlat Church, 1701 W. Beker St, ea.ta M .... (714) 540-4'46. lluefterne ........... aub 2717 meetaet7 e.m. Wedn_.ctays et the Vlll•q• Farmer, South Coast Plaz• Village, 1661 Sunflower Ave., Coate Mesa. The meeting I• free for first-time vlthon. (949) 856-4308. Toannastienaub231 meetaet 7 a.m. Mondays et tt. lrvlne Co., 1800S Newport Center, Newport Beach. (949) 733-2209. The Coste Mesa Chamber of Commer04t will hoat ita weekly Networkers Luncheon on Wednesday• from 11 ~46 e.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa· country Club. Visltora ere wek:omed. The club is at 1701 Gotf Course Drive. $13. (714) 885-9090. Herbortfte Toaetm....,. Club meets at 7 a.m . Wednesdays et the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. (949) 293-4630. Udo .... Toastmast9rt mMb from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays at Fletcher Jones Motorcars at 3300 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. (71 4) 964-5314. .._. TM O.ala Senior Center ..... transport to take membera to appointments and grocery shopping. The ahuttle take• members to the center. Call to make an appointment (949) 644-3244. Tutoring la IMIMable for p.ople interested in reading English but who could use the help. Hourty ra1es and times are negotiable . (949) 851-1739. Oaala Senior Center offws visual aid screenings with a Braille Institute representative by appointment. (949) 644-3244. <:anclks to Ounddicn UICld lie Rare Boob Custom Pia.ure Framing Fumihlft Ratoration and mm:b more f 130 FAST 17"' ST. COSTA MESA At~ 6 &rt.17"' Strwt (949) 7~ 1177 ROW HOURS: Tu.Sat IOam-Spm Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates CALL NOW 642-8400 DESIGN CENTER ''For A~/ Your Decorating Needs!'' PURNITIUU! Rl!UPBOLllCIJ • Custom-Made PumJture • SUpCovers • Patio Puril.tture • · Draperies, Shades. A . SOC I ETY l'tvsdly, Auaust 22, 2002 A1 THE CROWD A trio . of Sepiember events for good causes . T he Divas of the final touches on an Balboa Theater edectic French feast. are planning an They are even plano1ng upcoming Balboa to re-create a version of Beach Blanket the Ownps-~. Barbeque set for SepL with a parade set for 8. The fabulous nightfall. Debonib Man, Jillson states: "The publicity chair for the parade will be the event, reporu that the theatrical centerpiece second annual summer of the evening. It is bash will once aga1n B. W. COOK choreographed by Tod have the ~e A. .Kubo, featuring sponsored by <layton Sbuitey'8 musJc from 'Glgi.' and over 50 Re.a BBQ. dancers and costumed Mars adds that it will also be performers, including the use of the second annual Surfin' six claSsic convertible Duclde Wave Race held in the automobiles." Pacific Ocean at Balboa Support for the }¥o.dd'$ Fair Peninsula Parle adjacent to the comes from a cross-section of pier. The Swfin' Duckie race community leaders, including Al ducks may be purchased for a Roberta, ICaren en., JUcbanl donation of SS each, with funds Johmon. Pearl Jemleon-Smlth. benefiting the ongoing Boga-Johmon. Martan restoration project of the old Bet...,A. Anita May Balboa Theater. Organlurs will Roeenlteln. Bob llMkell, BWur drop all the ducks into the surf, w.nericb and Rep. Outs Cm. and the first 100 ducks to surf to Tickets are $125 in advance shore will win prizes for their and $145 at the door. Organizers owners. . are still looking for underwriting Admission to the afternoon of ' support. For information, call fun in the sun is free and open (949) 805-5700. to the public. All funds raised from the sale oflunch and from the race will help to promote CHAUENGE FOR CHILDREN saving a legend on the peninsula. lf you wish to buy one duck or an entire flock in advance, please call (949) 706-7249. PARIS, lMS BIEN They are calling ii "The City of Light in Orange County." The AIDS Services Foundation of Orange County will present "World's Fair. Paris" on Sept. 14 at the Orange County Fairgrounds. The World's Fair theme follows the success oflast year's event staged in New Orleans' style, raising $375,000 for direct client services at the AIDS Services 'Foundation. The major undertaking ls once again chaired by Judy Pluor-Runels, Ken Jlll9on and Jorge Rodriguez. Organizers are busy creating the romance of Paris, collecting auction items and putting the I I ' ' I 'J 11" Challenge for Children. led by local Orange County resident Byron Scott, coach of the New Jersey Nets, will unfold Sept 13 in support of Pa.rkinsqn's research. Newport Beach activist Jim Warsaw was thrilled to report that Scott dedicated funds raised from this year's charity event to the Parlcinson's disease cause. Organizers. including Brian Mcinerney. John Herklotz and Paul Goldenberg. will join Warsaw in attracting community support for the event. which is being created with a western theme. The evening will feature legendary sports stars, along with Orange Coast families and friends, turning out in support of Scott's philanthropy. Final details on the upcoming party are in the works. For more information, call (949) 661-7117. •THE OAOWD appears Thursdays and Sarurdays. 427 E. 17™ ST. CoSTA MEsA, 92627 (Between Tustin &: Irvine Aft.) (949) 646-1440 Mo. .. Fd 7.00AM .. Q»M • S.. 7tOOAM .. 5PM • Cloeed s-day ALSO IN THE CROWD PHOTO COURTESY OF B.W. COOK COOPER AND THE COMMODORES -Pictured at Coronado Yacht Club are the recent lido Isle Yacht Club Lipton Cup Challenge sailors and support crew. Rear, from left, are Commodore Steve Sutherlen, Junior Staff Commodore Phil Gautschi and Staff Commodor~ Brian Dougherty. In the front row are Staff Commodore David Rhodes. 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Al Thtndey, Auiust 22, 2002 DATE!BOOK DINING REVIEW Exploring the delights ·of the Vi~lage Farmer ' By K•thy M•der S ometimes the diamonds In a piece of jewelry are so big that you miss the semiprecious stones that surround them but actually serve to make the piece what It ls. South Coast Village, across the street from South Coast Plaza, really Is a "crown" of restaurants, ranging from the big-time gems of Gustaf Anders and Antonello's to the "semiprecious," humbly named the Village Farmer. But just because this .restaurant may not shine as brightly as the others. you still don't want to miss it. FYI •WHAT: The Village Farmer •WHERE: 1651 Sunflower, In South Coast Village • WHEN: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. dally. Tearoom is open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. •HOWMUCH: Moderate •PHONE: (714) 557-8433 The Village Fanner ls In . what I wouJd call the back of South Coast Village, with patio seating right In the heart of the village. And while the Village Farmer is pretty dam cute Inside, with hand-painted hydrangeas and anlique·looldng art giving it the feel or a cottage, I always go for the patio. You can definitely teU which areas of the restaurant have been recently renovated and which couJd still use a good carpet cleaning. but the newest addition or the tearoom is beautiful and perfect for "tea" related events, I.e. wedding or baby showers, birthday parties and a girls' day out. They also have a little gift store that is w.orth taking a look at, and wiJJ soon be opening a children's reading room, which is a really cool idea. The main part of the restaurant is divided into two areas by folding French doors. In one of these areas you can even bold business meetings or large luncheons. I confess I had not a high interest level in the Village Fanner as "farmer" conjures up pictures of health and thereby healthful food, which translates in my head as "health food" and off I go from there. However, judging from some or the bods out there, people actually are Interested in eating healthfully. Who knew? DON LEACH I DAILY P1L0l Olga Hunt is a breakfast and tea specialist at the Village Farmer. She stands in the tearoom, one of the recently renovated sections of the restaurant. The Village Farmer proves that healthful doesn't have to mean the dirt or the earth is SI ill attached. They have an entire section or Mvegetarian delights," an oxymoron in my opinion, that range from fresh fruit platters with yogurt ($8.95) and a tostada with black beans ($8.45) to a veggie burger ($8.25). Needless to say. I veered away from that and went to the "hot 'n hearty" section looking for the big eats. We found them in the delicious white chicken chili ($4.35) and the turkey meatloaf ($9.95). an open· faced sandwich with gravy. The gravy was a toucli bland, but the meatloaf rivaled any I've bad with beef. 1 can go ~o far as to say I was inspired to attempt a turkey meatloaf at home. Unheard or. My husband, Brian, had the Monterey chicken sandwich ($8.95), a grilled chiclcen breast with jack cheese and avocado, and lilced it fine. Not . fancy, just good. I was a bit disappointed in the bread. The Village Farmer serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The breakfast menu focuses on the omelets and the "old favoritesM or waffies and pancakes, The dinner menu has an entirely different feel from both the breakfast and 1uoch menus, and offers pasta dishes such as fettuccine primavera ($10.25), chicken picatta (S I l.75) and eggplant · parmesan ($10.75), and even personal • pizzas. The dinner menu, in my opinion, seems more reasonably priced than the lunch menu, but the lunch menu by far has the most varied selections. lbe Village Farmer serves up interesting daily soup specials that include com chowder, turkey tortilla and red lentil. My very favorite thing, Departs From Balboa Pavilion Reservations Required 949.673.5245 www.catalinainfo.com though, was the delicious and addictive cinnamon Iced tea thaf, thankfully. you can purchase in t11e glfl store. l probably .drank two gallons of this and was chewing my tongue by the end or lunch. but it was so wonh it. All in all, the Vtllage Fanner has held its own among the MfanciesM for almost as long as South Coast Village bas been there. And they serve a better iced tea than any or them. •KATHY MADER'• dining reviews appear every other Thursday. Orange County's •1 Gone Looney TuMsl Ii • 4 ......................... .. 4 ••....................... '42" & .......................... ... I ......................... ~ _,,Ml ......................... '4P 1 llMCll13 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• .r 11111'7W13 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 11111'7W14 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• '7P 11111'7W14 ......................... ~ 1~1 ......................... .... • WARNfR UOS. PRESENTS !ll Bugs Bunny on Broadway r! 1111, #D21!171t ~It.,. JI 'I DATEBOOK Thursday, Atl&ust 22, 2002 At REEL CRITICS Surf's up in ~Blue Crush'; 'POssession' gets to the heart 'Blue Crush' hangs 10 when it comes to fun F orget computer graphics and fancy special effects, move over "XXX" and "Spider-Man," Mother Nature has come to town In bona fide action, no technical enhancement necessary. With "Blue Crush,· dlrector Johsl Stockwell provides the end-of-summer thrill ride everyone needs, no matter what coast you Uve on. Even this Oklahoma-grown girl was mesmerized by the genuine DEANDRA RICH excitement that only God can provide in the 30-to 40-foot waves captured by this summer fantasy Oick that nicety deUvered and wasn't overdone. in love, tackle monster waves and in that, wln the Pipe Mas- ters competition all in the matter of a week. Fortunately, the barrage of problems to solve only becoptes time filer for a surprise ending and the 20 minutes of eye candy cour- tesy of the white shores of Maul. The audience thor- oughly experiences what it looks like, sounds like and feels like to be in a 60-ton tun- nel of water. 5tockwell's combination of killer waves, bard-core surfer chicks and phenomenal aam- era action will blow your mind. But you must know, to truly and fully experience "Blue Crush." a trip to the theater is required! "Blue Crush" is rated PG-13 for sexunl content, teen party- ing, language and a fight. • DeANORA RICH is a novice screenplay writer in Costa Mesa who hopes to one day turn Ebert and Roeper into Ebert and Rich. 'Pos~ession, makes critic reevaluate LaBute A fter viewing Neal La- Bute's latest film, "Pos- session," I was com- pletely amazed. This is not at all what I had expected from -the writer/di- ------rector of that h.int at a more thaD pla- tonic friendship. Intrigued. MJ- chell "borrows" the letten from the British Museum in a quest to uncover the reaJ story be· hind this man. supposedly a model of marital fidelity. The trail leads hJm to It 19th century feminist writer, the beautiful Otristabel La.Motte, and ultimately to a haughty British professor who's an ex- pert on the author and also a descendant, Maud Balley {Gwyneth Paltrow). We learn that MicheU has sworn off relationships wlth women, but not why. And from her icy manner. we can infer that Maud is uspiciou.s or men, love and certainly of this brash American who dares to challenge her knowledge or the past. Sounds like a match made in movie heaven to me. The film sldllfully weaves the stories. past and pre~ent, of these people as the layers of what really occurred between Ash (Jeremy Northam) and La- Motte (Jennifer Ehle) delicately unfold. The Victorian era story is the real centerpiece of the film, and the'>e two actors con- vincingly play lover-. whoi.c passions are fueled by their imaginations and beautifully phrased letters. Paltrow and Eck.hart , while Uncommonly attrawve for aca· demics, are less compelling in their" I-want-you-but-no-we- mustn't" roles as written. Our journey begins with Anne Marie (Kate Bosworth) experiencing the bumpy reefs of life. The answer to all her problems would be the fulfill- ment of her life's dream, to be- come a sponsored professional surfer. Although the story line is basic, it didn't turn into a typical teeny-bopper Oiclc. It of- fered an almost perfect balance between exhilaration and aruci - ety: As Anne Marie rides the waves. wanting to overcome her fear from an almost fatal accident, she is also facing the whooshing and crashing of a life that she must keep together before everything comes tum- bling down. "Your Friends and Neigh- bors" and "In The Com- pany of Men." Those fiJ~are characterized by a biting, misanthropic Anne Marie. played by Kate Bosworth, teaches Matt, played by Matthew Davis, how to surf. Still, "Possession" t!. worth- while viewing and a wonder· fully crafted story. Now I can not wait to read the prize-win- mng novel by A.S Byatt. "Possession" is rated P(, 13 for sexuality and some 1Jiema11c elements. Our heroine must protect her sister, reconcile their rela- tionship, take care of the bills, mend a hurting friendship, fall SUSANNE sensibility. PEREZ But "Posses- sion" is to La- Bute what "The Age of Inno- cence" was to Martin Scorsese: a visually elegant and literary tale with an almost swooning romanticism -a think.Ing man's ·bodice-ripper,· if you will. Brawny American literary scholar Roland Michell (Aaron Eck.hart), on a fellowship in London, is doing research on the writings of Queen Victoria's poet laureate Randolph Henry Ash. I le stumbles upon Ash's letters to an unknown woman •SUSANNE PEREZ lives in Costa Mesa and 1s an executive assistant for a financial services company. Classified a d s work for you! --•• • II • THE Daily Pilot Classified Community Marketplace c,_n, Comfortllble,' Uncrowded More Person•# Attention to Our .. mbers • Semi-Private for Men & Women • Lots of Equipment/Free Weights • Pllates Studio & Mat Classes • SPINNING Theater-Licensed • 16 Full lime Personal Trainers • Child Care Sam-noon M - F • Ample & Convenient Parking • Yoga, Tai Chi, Stretch classes • Step, Power Pump, Cardlo • Showers, Steam & Towels • Skin Care • Shape-Up Physical Therapy Center • Permanent Make-Up Can Hip, Back -And Knee Pains Be Related to Foot Problems? A recent stUd~ by the pedot thic foOtwear association1. PFA, has found that nip, back and knee pain can be related ta fOOt problems. • AlO nu~. Aicust 22. 2t>02 THEATER DATEBOOK . ... PHOTO COURTESY Of CAROL ROSEGG Based on the film of the same name, "The Full Monty" will open Sept. 3 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. Center to give· its regards to Hollywood By Tom Titus T heatergoers who generally tum up their noses at movies but Ooclc to the Orange County Performing Arts Center with each new show in the Broadway Series may find themselves somewhat conflicted the fi rst week of September. ln a rare occurrence, the Center Is opening two major shows the same week -one in the main theater and the other in Founders Hall. And both give their regards not to Broadway, but to Hollywood. The first show. opening Sepl 3 in the main Segerstrom Hall, is "The Full Monty," a musical comedy about woridng-class Brits who lake up the fine art of stripping. If it sc:nmds familiar, you may remember the original m ovie version offive years ago. The next day, Founders Hall will welcome another dose of wicked satire from the gang who made ·Forbidden Broadway" so popular. Only this one is titled "Forbidden Hollywood" -same sort of satire. only aimed at the silver screen. Guiding "The Full Monty" fro m screen to stage was four-time Tony-winning writer Terrence McNally, who added his own brand of American comedy to the story. "The show is about friendship, about being a parent." McNally has observed. "It's also about an image-obsessed society that says you have to look like Brad Pitt. This show says quite the opposite. It celebrates everybody for exactly who they are." For the benefit of American audiences, McNaJJy transplanted the scene of the story from Sheffield, England, where the original movie took place, to Buffalo, N.Y., so you won't have to worry about deciphering British accents. Sheffield or Buffalo, it's still the raucous and heartfelt story of six unemployed steelworkers who go to great lengths to make some cash and heJp out a friend in trouble. When a local male strip show -whose dancers venture down to their G-strings -is a hit with the local women, the cash-strapped factory workers figure they can cash In big time, Lf they go the "fuJJ Monty." When it opened on Broadway in October 2000, "The Full Monty" was haiJed by critics on this side of the pond. It's still playing to sold-out houses at Broadway's Eugene O'Neill Tiieater. "Forbidden Hollywood" needs little explanalion to theatergoers famlllar with Gerard Alessandrinl's outrageous musical satire "Forbidden Broadway," which sold out Founders Hall last year. These constantly updated potshots at the latest mUSlcals on the Great White Way have been tickling audiences' ribs for the past two d ecades. So why not give the movies the same treatment? Why not, indeed. "Forbidden Hollywood" promises to cut through Tinsellown·s bombast and star power with swgicaJ p recision. ..... The bigger the production or more glamorous the star, the harder they fall The versatile cast of "Forbidden Hollywood" will revel in the wicked destruction ofbox-of(ice blockbusters like "Titanlc, • • Braveheart, • "Saving Private Ryan: "The Bridges of Madison County" and even will go as far back as "Gone with the Wmd." "The Full Monty" wiJJ play through Sept 15 at the Center, while "Forbidden Hollywood" will stick around a littJe longer, through Sept. 22 - both extended engagements, since most shows not titled "The Phantom of the Opera" only lasl for a week. Be advised, however, that "Forbidden Hollywood" curtain time is 7:30 (with 9:30 shows added Saturdays and Sundays). Ticket Information for both is available at (714) 740-7878. • TOM TTTU6 writes about and reviews roea1 theater for the Daily Pilot Hi• stories appear Thursdays and Sarurdays. ) lll-0141 AFTER HOURS AfTIR HOURI il«n• to eer.,., Town c..r [)rive, tv Pl&oc; 330 w. e-v St., COlt8 COllll ~ $46-$16. (714) 7«>7878. , CA 12827; bv fa to (949) ~170; or by c*ling (949) ~AT THE 1tt ROOM 574-4288. A complete lilt II The Melt Devidaon Trio with eveileble et WVllW.dailypllot.com. Ron Eschete ·on gultar will perform et 8 p.m. Friday• SPECIAL atertlng Friday et the Tee Room, 3100 lrvlne Ave., Newport Beach. MOVIES ON THE BEACH $10 cover. (949) 768-0121. The Ne\tlpOft Ounee w.mont JA12TRIO Aeeoft Hoell wfl lhow moYiea Oh the beec:tl ~ Frldev and Gulfstream Restaurant In SIUdey cbtng the tummer. Newport Beech will present a ShowW'(lia wfl begin et~ The jau trio Sunday through flm.,,... .. •folows:t':'Bug'a Wedneed'y H regular l.if9" on Frldey, "Galaxy au.t" on entertainment et 860 Avocado Salurdey, "~"on Aug. Ave., Newport Beach. Hours are 30 and "Mrs. Doubdlte* on Aug. 31. 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday end 6 to 10 Newport Ounee la et 1131 Bade Bay p.m. Monday through Drive, Newport Beed'I. Admia8lon Is Wednesday. (949) 718-0188. free, $7 for per1dng. (800) 76&-7861. WEEKLY JAM 'THE TEN COlmANOMENTS' The Studio Cafe present• The Orange County Museum of Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11 Art will present the aecond part of p.m. every week. "Wanted" "The Ten Commandments" musicians include guitar (1966) at 6;30 p.m . Friday as part players, bass players, singers, of tt. Friday Night Film series 81 drummers, keyboardists and 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport others at 100 Main St .• Newport Beach. Suggested donation Is $6, Beach. Free. (949) 675-7760. or $4 for museum members, students and seniors. (949) MUSIC AT THE ANNEX 75$-1122, Ext. 204. Musical acts perform at 5 p.m. Sundays at the Pierce Street NATURE INDOORS Annex, 33017th St, Coate Mesa. "Exquisite Nature: The Beauty of Free. (949) 646-8500. Flowers," a photographic exhibit MUSIC AT THE GRIU by Karen Luchesi, will be on display at th-Newport Beach The Bluewater Grill offera llve Central Library, 1000 Avocado music on Friday and Saturday Ave., Newport Beach, through nights. Greg Morgan, Nldc Peper Sept 13. Free. (949) 717-3801. and Kelly Gordien (known aa MPG) will perform classic rode, MUSIC R&B and swing 81 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin Gregory and MPG SUMMER JAZZ SERIES will perform classic rode, awing The Hyatt Newporter will present and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. Dave Koz and Friends at 7 p.m . The restaurant Is located at 630 today and Friday as part of its Lido Part Drive, Newport Beach. Summer Jazz Series 811107 Free admission. (949) 675-3474. Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. MUSIC '-T THE PELICAN The sa>eophonist will present a sound that mixes pop, jazz and The Rusty Pelican offers the R&B. $7(}.$95. Keyboardist and music of Common Ground from composer David Benoit will Wednesday through Sunday. The perform Aug. 30. $32.50-$57.50. band will perform from 7 to 10 (949) 729-6400. p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a .m. Friday and BRASIL BRAZIL PERFORMS Saturday, and 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Brasil Brazil will perform as part The restaurant is at 2735 W. Coast of the Newport Beach Concerts in Highway, Newport Beach. Free. the Parts 2002 summer series at (949) 642-3431. 5 p.m. Sunday at Buffalo Hiiis WEEKEND BLUES Part, 1901 Port Provence In Newport Beach. Musicians Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant Include Sonia Santos and Ana in Newport Beach will present Gazzola. Free. (949) 717-3870. The Balboa Blues on Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday AUDIO WEDNESDAYS afternoons. The program will The Lab/Anti-Mall I• hoidlng feature jazz and classic rook Audio Wedneadaya from 7 to 9 tunes for dining and dancing. p.m . through the month of Anthony's is at 151 E. Coast August. The lntemationaf tunes Highway. (949) 673-3425. of Olrdy Blrdy can be heard on POP-ROCK ANO Fl.AMENCO Wednesday. The Leb ia at 2930 Brlatol St, Costa Meta. Free. (714) Tate 5, a funk, rook and Motown 966-6661 or www.th81ab.com. act. performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3520 E. LOVE SONGS Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Singer and eot lglMiter Michael Solo guitarist Ken Sanders Bohon wll pertoml a loYeeongs performs olasaical flamenco Uw Concert et 8 p.m. Aug. 31 et the tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Orange County F9rfonning Arts Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922. Classical Dance Center. Newport Beach Elizabeth Huebner, A~lic Director ~11--{tk n/+1 ·jk//..t &'~«<t1rf iti V!lci/d,.,n J 't1~ Ballet "' Tap "' jazz "' Age 2 -Adult Beginner thru Prof ~ional Register for Fall Classes NOW OFFEllNG f vt4( ~tP ~OP TAUGRTIY "HUGGrfOID ,,ro , . 'I I . I I • ., f~ I I ' ; •11 "' , ' ,. I ' •·'. 11: I , .. " . ' • f; I . ., I I I ti/'/ ,,, 11i f ; 1 1 Ii . . • QUO'll'OI THE DAY "Tis•''°"" of nNn I have ll tlN but t1am Pv. ev11had.H ·-~ ...... v.,.... men 1 cross country cOldt ......... "°"' CWon ~ (949) 5 7~223 • "°"',a: (949) 650-0170 COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY PREVIEW VU .. men are 'best ever' Coach Bryan Wilkins expects men's cross country team to take advantage of wide-open GSAC race; the women will concentrate on individual effons. -n. lftRIP ol mm 1 M¥1 II the belt , .... I 1wr ....... llld wmdnl. wbo bu '-' ~ lbe Ualll llnce the pro· 1111D "'-' ID 1-. ~think tb11 t1em • be ...... Ml .. llN and .. ....... ., .... Ix tbe nadonala. 'Jbll ,_r M 119 11*'1 to tum 101De ~· 1bnr ...... )uniar.,..., flam Olmll c..t cary. wm be IMdlnl the _, Ix lbe Ualll ... llllOft. He ltevt Vlr11n Iran C nid to ~ In lbe eprtns Dally Piiot Ind-=--a llandout wn 1br the a.cit and llld tlam. He In· COSTA MP.St\ -Vanauard Untwntty Wwd llldl In the 10.000 mlWI In the Coach Bryan WlUdnl hu l&ld ha men . NA.IA~ Wllldnl l&kl Ma· crou country teun II the belt hn .-i· llM bM a IOlld cbucl to wtn tht tn hit 13 yeen at the IChool. Now com11 OIAC lndMdm1 chlmpkmlhlp thll time for the Uont to lhow the ltul: -.an. The evolution of the Vanauard llllft\ IDbtM 1oMI. a ..uor who II Ulo crou country team comee at an oppar-ortltnlDr flam Onnlt Collt. lllo !Is· tune time btc:aUM, WUklna Mid. the uril eo &e one ol the front n.mnen for race for the Golden Stai. Atbledc Con· Ymauud-Jol"9 m'MCl ID·confmwncl ference ddt la wide open. Meulwblle. baaon ... ,_.. u bl GoWwd 11th tn the W women wt1l concentrate~ the GMC ~p melt. He tins the moat out of thttr top bnm the :c;oun. l9COld at runnen. ~ Puk wttb & 28:17, whk:b WU SOCCER futar than the prevtoua best Mt by Joeh Scbults (27:21tn2000). He ftnlabed 24th In the NAIA Region II aeaon·endina IM9t. Tbl IJoOI' team captain. een.lor Stew Llllm. ldda ltabWty and depth. He Ille> lnllbld wttb t>.tter dme than the J>revl· OUI Vlnpmd record at YtWdward Park. He CllDt In at 27:10, and fln!lb.td 18th. Tbl Llonl wtll Ille> have SwedWl· born MlkMl Llnlon, 1 Junior tranafer from N1c:hoUI State Vlftl\,wd ftnlahed aewnth tn the·10- t1Un Wd Jut yeu, whlle C11 Baptllt won lta fourth atratght dtle. HOW9Ylr, WUldnl Mid Cal Bapdlt won't be u dominant u )'9UI put. and he exptcta tht Uont to tab tun advantqe. •1t'I wide open th1a year," WUk1nl Mid of tht GSAC. •0ur men'l team will be rtpt tn tht hunt with three or four other ttuna. Our men can place anywhere from tint and ftfth. I think we have the penonne1 to make 1 run at the title thla y.r. Our suya are real motivated and adted lbout lt. "WI haw ftve or aix guys who can crKk the top 20, • WUldm continued. •And. If w. do dud w. haw u pd a c:blnct u anyone to win cont.rence. We haw mwr woe cont.rence. We wme In third place In 'M and '95, and tbat'a the ~ M lwr been. ~re hoplns to trtld on· aome new pound thlay.r.• . On tht WOlnllB alde, Junior Serlll Hall and aophomor1 Lii Hulpe and Jenny Thune l'INm for the Uona. lbe three runnen wW vte for the Uona' No. 1 J)Olt1Son. 1bunt tndtd lut MUOn with tht top apot, u WI ftnlahed 28th tn the GSAC Clwnplonahip mHt with I SIC cloddnc of 19:53, I peraonal beat. Her pl'IYioua beet wu 21: 19. Hulpe, the former Bltanda H1lh ltandout, came ln sand Jut year, ftnlah. tna tn 19:57. Sht bu Improved throuch· out the ofr·aeuon, and la on coune to Mt peraonal rec:orda. Prelhmen Carry Mcintyre and Brtdpt.e Lonpdale, who are aopho· morea academically, round out the team'a l'Olttr. 1be Vanguard teama will open their HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL THEUONS Jorct.n FredrtkMn, Sr. Amber Waddle, Jr. Jenntt.r Shawl', Sr. Jenae w.td\, So. Otlvl1 Ade, Sr. Kayteen Howard, So. Atlee Mc8t1en, Sr. Nicole Avft., Sr. Oebre W8*n, So. SWCy lrttton, Ff. Alhley Delold\, Ff. Janelle Doyle, Sr. 8ry11nne Gonulee, Jr. Viatot11 Ldln, Ff. Alutlt Newt>okt, Jr. Khl,. Stonebedc. Ff. CMdt: Kerry McGmh-Croob Former Tars · making waves at Vanguard OOH LEACH I DMY flt.OT Corone dll Mlf' nn*'I blck Mn Cilnclul loosens up on the Sea Kinas' first day of conditlonlna Wednesday. Shaping up Corona del Mar begins the flnt of three days of condltlonlq drtlla Wei:ln-1ay and Sea Klnp' Coach Freeman ii encourqed by the abape In which bla playeia arrmct. .. EYEOPDlll .Dlily .... ....... ., .... ~ ......... THE LIONS ~.-. Mtuel Laraon, Jr. David Johneon, Jr. Robbie Jonte, Sr. Stwe Lallm, Sr. Edel L.opu, Ff. Tony Magana, Jr. Mdhew Miyer, Fr. John Neteon, So. VANGUMD WOMIN Str1h Hill, Jr. Ui Hulpe, So. Brtdgete Longedlle, Fr. Cirri• Mclnty,., Fr. Jenny Thune, So. Coeoh: Bryan Wllldna aeaaon Aug. 31, at the Cl1 State Puller· ton Invitational It Carbon C'.anyon Paik In Brea. VOLLEYBALL THE LIONS 1 Kriatln White, Fr. 2 J.clyn LH, Fr. · 3 Stephani• Pfau, So. 4 Lacey Robef19, So. 5 Jennifer Johneon, Jr. 'Sonftll PMcl, So. 1 Unaey KalMr, Jr. 8 Jennlfw o.19beutr, Fr. 9 Debby BMder, Jr. 10 l(etf beHan, Ff. 11 Sarah Boectt, Jr. 12 KryNf LH, Fr. 15 Jamie Hedin, Jr. 18Uvfa Peece,So. CoMti; Ertlcb Gulbnneon Lions ready to surprise I J. Terrapins clailil hoops crown The Ten:3plllS row w the occawon to caprure the fifth~ bars crown al tnit ~Beach Lou YU11om ~and Gii.rhOub Summtt ~ League. 1.eadmg Koren m the Terp\ 2.8-2.3 \1Ct.Or)' r,.. er the Laker. in dtie tide pnx ""~ DnW ......... a. l.epllllm --------ISC l!m I01Q Cl POnlll TO M IS6WIGf: iCJIU .. • DIA ... ,. CSll>.&lt- 1• .. ~-· ~~fl rsc 1m llJ1ll Cl POl'llll TO M IEI tmn Of. 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IUmlGTOM~ CA MOiai~ IU()MO, ,, m-111-.oJ, sm.n. EIEl'tWDI'. ZB.1.A' Tll 1411 ~ Oft. UNfT ,,, tJ0.116,2), .. J2. m. IUITMTON ~, 1t1a ~ m1. UNfT CA n, HUNTINGTON ll!ACti, OONlN..EZ. """"""°· CA I# m.111.u. 1271.11, w.a..~. ,, ... M50 IEfC,WilN Oft. UNfT ll0-21. $1,131. ... 1Ul0 143, HIJN11tGTON BEACH. ~ OR. UNO' 21, CA • HUNTllGTON 8fACH, CA ILIJITIO. II.Ill, ,, 933- 1 .. 91.-.a. 11kl T~TIMEA..._ IE.w> Uf, UNIT IO, ~IEAG't4.CA YON IE>, GMnt. N> m.z1H1 . .., ,.., 17511 Gfllf'FIN Uf, UNIT I, IUfTN;TON llEACH. CA YON~. liP l»-171-30, '679.15. 17511 GRffl' Uf, UNIT 7, HUNTIG1llN BEACH. CA YOH AIEDl. <Wmi, liP 11N11~. •.sz. 17531 OftFflf Uf, UHJT 1, IUmNGTON llEAOt. CA ,.,. G-271-S2, ~-. 11531 OIWFlN UC, UNIT 2. HUNllNGTON IJEAQ4, CA ,,, 939-271·33. $347.85, 1 m1 GRlf'F1N l.M, UNrf 3, HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA ,,, 13~271~. '505.99, t7531 GRFFlt LH. UHrf 4, llJNTllGtON BEACH. CA 1iP m.271-35, $51UO, 11531 CJtlFF1N LH, UHIT 5, HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA ,,, 939-271-37, S357.e5, ml! GfWFIN Uf, UNIT 7, HUNTllGTON BEACH. CA ,,, m.271-311, 1131.34, 11531 ORIFF1N LH. UNIT 8, llJNTllGtON BEACH. CA M9ICAH COOi.MO ~ HC. 1"1~1 ... 25, SUll.Ot, 5442 <>CEJH.IS Oft, t*JNlltGTON ~. CA CUNERIA. Al.ElWaR M. N' 145-15).30, IUM.M. 15462 FLORENCE Cl, HJNl'llGTON llEM>f. CA <1AAY, JONAnwl LET AL. ,,, ~174-0', 11.111 .64, 1432 COIMLI. DR. tt.MWG10H 8EACH. CA VIC)(. NJNA ET M.. NJ 145- 17.._ l18C»72.. l402COR- NEU OA. HUNTINGTOH EIEACH.CA acmNI, twfAM, N' 14~ 202-60. $2"33.36, M41 Al.EXAHORIA OR. HJNl'llGTON llEM>f. CA HAU.. HORACE L. "1' 14s. 2'42.ol. $987.39, eM1 OlCfOAD DR. IUOMiTON llEAOt. CA VANG, JAMES .AJNCt«Jl 'TR. MCCNQ£SS PROP· ERTES, AP 14s.534-0I, $5,1311.75, 5811 MC flt). OEH AV, HUtmNGTOH BEACH. CA Mrto0SEH. RoeeRT G. N' 14S-531-12, 54,-408.07, 15321 COHNECTOA LH. ~8EACH.CA GONZAlES. JESS. N' 196- 111-02. $164.7'. 14221 GRAHAM ST, HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA awxlEH, llQWi A. N' 196-1 .. 12. $394.IO. 14461 SPA OR. HUNTINGTOH llEAOt. CA soonwto. MARVIC J GOH EST Of W1U.1M1 R JOHHSQN CH. ,,, 1915-231· 17, $2.111 .91. 14511 SAHAAA l.N, HUH'l'WGTON BEACH. CA HJTOEHS. LAWRENCE J, ,, ono31·11. se..mn. 1132 PARK ST; ltJNTltGTOH llEM>f. CA Cl.EARY, MIOWl E •. N' 13M05-66, s1.enoa. 200 AtiCR: COAST HY. \MIT 147, tUO'lfGTOlt BEACH, CA MC l<JNlH. llERESA 0, N' l3IMOINll, $2..U§-'2. 200 PM:FIC COAST HY, UNIT wt. HUHTIHGTOH BEACH.CA HUNTINGTON~ CA GWmEQOllllO.~. #11~. 11.a7All. 10062 lllllWIC OR. HUHTfGltllt llM)\ CA ICMOOl.. ,ouwrMI \NJ.EV lllT, ,,, 1if4'J. 01, ...... ,.. ID-, INOTCNUI,~ lfACH.CA EMla,tealEIWf °'· "'1.-.11. ..-.20. '°1" MCJJr Cl, ~lfACH.CA •lQJJBI, NINI/DAL, NJ 156-0IM7, M.At, 101n ASCOT Cl. HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA DEAD, .&fllEYV. I# 1ss.211-10. sm.ao. 1am 8R~ST ST, ttJNTltOTON ~CA TAMtAT! MEA ...... JOHNSON. l>M'f Ma l'R. ,, 1~10, 13,G31 A2, 7791 8AATilH ~ MlNTMTON BEACH, CA lta1M, ~ l. ,,, •23US ... 30. 11412 CJJE9.a ut IUmNGTON llEAOt. CA VAHED, USIMN ET M.. N> 16311._ $505.11. TR 3114 8UC IJ LOT 10 ,,, 1K31114, $505.11, 7712 WARHER NI. l«JNTWGlON BEACH. CA NAKAM010, RAY, ~ 185- 382-GI, -.47, 7761 CYPRESS ST, tlJHTWGTON BEACH. CA MU.ER. TOM 8, N> ~ 0844l, $2.471 .51, l30I COAST 11.. IEWPORT BEACH. CA STEVEHS. GEORGE MAAK. N' ~. $1.1151.82. ll30I W COAST tf/NY, HEWPOftT Bf.AOt, CA COOi(. TED K. N' 047-G23- tl, $40.80, TR 421 llJ( 425 LOT7 JAMES BOYS U..C. N>CM1· 121).()4, $22.711.14, 2'40IS IEWPORT Ill. NEWPCJ{T BEACH.CA FAAf), SN1EH. II' °'7· 142-11, $3.270M, 10I 2'Tlt ST; NEWPORT BEACH. CA WASHllON. CHARLES E TR ET AL, AP oc7.:m,1a. '862.21. , .. w ~ ffl<JHT. NEWPORT BEACH, CA TRAVIS, WlJ.WI H Tll N> ()47-252-12, $9616', 1006 w IW.80A II.. fEWPORT BEACH.CA ~. WUWil R .It m. ,, 047·292-GI, S22.'20.AI, 1008 W BAY All, HFtWORT 8EACH. CA ROY, Rea H. N'04M72· 15, sm.a, 121E~ II.. NeM>OR'1' BEACH, CA UWNICE. OEHISE SOlANGE, BAICHT\Ntl, TOOAAI G. APOCM41-21. M,021». 5411\IS'Tlt AV, NEW1'0RT lllfAQ4, CA BAARY. ntEOOORE It' N> CM9-0ll1-1&, $1 ,85UO, 409 HOUIWOOO OA. NEW· PORT BEAQI, CA ZIMMERMAH. GENE ARnul N' 04~13. $6,351.44, 4:M HOlMWOOO OA. NEWPOIT~. CA RAMMING, AAYMOHO l'Wl.UP •, AP ~101.ol, S2.ll6. 11. 3012 Q.f'f DR. ~llEACH.CA RA.I.ER. NM L, ~-192-19, 112.714.29, 2112 CIRCt.E DR. NEWPORT llEM>f. CA Rl.lE. Ak>IAAI> "' ,.,. OtW.2244, SS, 1311.20.' 1111 KINGS RO, NEWPORT BEACH.CA BEHR, WWMI J. # O. 251·14, 11,737.97, 3CI SIGfW. RO, NEWPORT BEACH.CA aTY OF NEWPORT 8E.A04, ,.,. QS0.222.()4, '70.ot. 50 IEMXlN BAY. IEWfORT lfACt\ CA FallWfTE. ~ m. II' 05CMZ1..S. 11z.su1. 518 HAAIOt ISi.Ni) Oil NE\WORT IJEA04. CA WSH. IWIW.1.IWll.. ,.,. 062-411"21 ...... .GI. 2:213 l>AclflC DR, l£WPORT llEM>f. CA ' n&MA.t AMGElA, N' 062-4e1-U. IU.10l.5t 300 FEAM.E.Af AV. NEWPORT llEM>f. CA ACCISTA.M N>Q.131· 211, '4.a11, 117V1All>O SCllO, NEWPORT 8EAtCH. CA TMMWI>. am.£'( ,,, ~ •• 7UUll, f1J \M oum>, ~ IEAOl.CA MC KOWN. oeHS 'I. I# "23-307.a. $3,8111AS, 'lllT ~St~ llF.M>4, CA ~ L£<lNMO Pl\TIICI(. ,, ~t-01, SU2U7, 1al Mnt Sf. ~IEAQ4.CA ,, 4»-Mt-11. ,, .... 121 ,., n Halllf'Clltf llM)\CA m.1.Y, C8W.D T, #16 an.a. ... , ..... MMCUe "'· """'°"' llACH.CA UCMITft. was I ICY, ,,,..., tl,1n.M, .., ............ "°"' "'°" ~ GM1'1a1Mf. ,.. ~ ....... 14D ... .. .....cm IDCl\CA F lllRCJlln. .ICM Maul'"'-,. .... .. ....... .... ··--~ --· .... •w-w•w.1111• ,. ....... ·-·~ --· ---·--....... -·-· • • iiiiiitiiii•'·= ~A>. 2100 1ST All, ~""°4,CA 8LMOM. CUl'1'19 A. I# ~. w.110-111. 111 ~ NI. UHlt' 2. NEW- PORT BEACH. CA M'f"'°1'F, --~ ,, '*2-'/'0W2, 12.0C7.til, -1~ 8T, ~ IEAOl.CA a.MUS.~ L, "' UM~15, 12..-.1z. 721 NIOCltOO NI. UNIT t16, ~llEM)t,CA TUMft *>< 117• srw.os. OENNS. ~ 426- .. ,, P ,711.13, m WESNINSTU AV, New. ~BEACH.CA TAIWtATI! AMA _,-411 ~ Ml.t..ER CIJALSED PaSOfW. AESl>EHCE TRUST, AP 47S4'1.Q3, $10,93',21. 4621 IRGHlt'IH RO, NEWPORT BEACH.CA MC CWNG. SCOTT, liP 47U31-14, •P1l•. 525 AOCl<FORD RD, NEWPORT IEAOl.CA TAMIATI. MIA fr.f1t INQ.ESll\'HUEV.A ~ liP on641.Q3, $117.71, lWP 4 RGE11 SEC23 TAMIATE AMA frG iwL. JCHt, N> m.m. 22. • 145.oe. 1m SNffi. AGO OR. NEWPORT BEACH.CA Ol.Nt, PETER M. N' 041- 212-6t, l1.tl3..02, 822 SAJNT JAMES RO, NEW· .PORT BEACH. CA TAMtATE AMA 11-«M llMDY,l<RYSTAlL, N'.S. 071-02. $750..45, 2821 UGHntOUSE J.N, NEW- PORT llE.AQf, CA IW&B, fWJl.. ,.,. 4Wr 22244, '2.112.48. 1532 ICE.El OR, COflOHA OEl. ~CA R9IOEl. EOOM. ,.,. ~11, 12.•2.71, 1&U PORT RSMD< Pl. NEW- PORT BEACH. CA AL.LEM. JO BJ.SI, ,,. 45Pr 411..ol, $7,178.A2, 21 CAAMEl BAY' ~ NEW- PORT BEACH, CA TAW<OUZADEH, MNl>IBt. ,.,. 45141-48, So&,529.311. 42 MISSOf 8AY ml. NEVlf'ORT BEACH, CA HUGHES. ROGER LOUIS, "1' 45MIM&. I 1, 1 lt..45. 29 MISSION BAY OR. NEW- PORT BEACH. CA lEE. l<ENNY. ,,. 45MM- 01. ..311.30, 31 1WF MOON BAY OR. NEWPORT BEACH.CA MC VICAA. T R. liP 451- 5'1.», $3,432.te, 2015 YACHT RESOLUTE, NEW- PORT BEACH. CA Gftoosw.H, ~ K. "" «1-111-2a. s1S.J1l.21. e IWt80NNE. NEWPORT BEAOi, CA HAU., R MICHAEL. N' 934- 04(M)I, 11.587 44, 17 CREST Cl, ~IT a. NEW- PORT llEACH, CA TAll.4tATl AllEA fr_.., TNJ8, PERRY WET AL. AP 442·181-10, $2.32:5.17, 24 RIJ£ GAAHO OUCAI.. NEW- PORT IJEACH, CA OSGOOD. MtW< o. N' 458-112-10, $15,841.21. •205 t<Ea DR.~ llf.AC:M. CA WfOEU..JEm, liPG 137~ $7.298.n. 1()11 GIWMJ..E DR. NEWPORT llEACH. CA TAJWtATI. MIA 11..U HERSH, JCWI E. N> 440- 211.». '4.eoua. 43t VISTA Sl.ERit, NEWPORT BEACH. CA IWU, OMMA.R. N> 117· 456-14, $2.%71.02. 1201 DOVER OR. NEWfORT llEACH. CA FlSi9tG. &~ ,, 117· 5CJ3.07' $5.lll0.92. 1114 OOROntY l.H, Hf'MIORT BEACH.CA alJAPHY. u:o IWll.. ,, 117-612..ol, $2.412..41, 1721 CAllfllESTk)( LH. ..... PORT BEACH, CA l..Y. CHUONG \WC. LY, ~ MOfW.ES. ,,, ... .... la.472.IO. ~llUCICIGWI 1..N, NEw. PORT~CA TUMTIAMA•• SIUUY. aAY10I. ,,, Q5.101-6t, '1•• 111 TUSTIM All, ~ llMl\CA .....,., 1118 ,., ,, QS.10MS, ....... a.11 ~Dlt.~ llMl\CA ........... ,, ... ""' 21. IUl1.11. lt1 ~ Pl.~llAICIC. CA TUMflMU .... 1UCl8. """ ~ 1#1'7 .. 11. tt.m.1'. ---Lii. lelPOln '80\ CA ~--......... ""' . ......... n. .. -~ ...... 910lCA __ ..... ~--·· .......... _.,..__, ... MQIUB ill £110, El.EM N, ,,, OIN17>3'. S60tl1. »tAGIUl#I.~ IEAO(.CA NC AltOC INC, I# OllO- t!Mt. l*A2, 21S COML If/, ~ llAQ4.C'A a.v. IDOIWf DllMlU "" ,,, Olt-1tl..Q2, .. ,m.n, 1acll H IAY MONT.~ lfM)t. CA B.lllOllE, l.HTER P 'TR, ,,, -.111~ $2.108,11, 220 MlllHYST "'· NEW-POl'TIEM>t, CA A!Jltl/OFf, NC»M> D. Ii' 050-171..0S. $7,412.80, 116 AME"""'1' #1, NEWPORT llEACH.CA TUMTIN/e>. ., ... FELDS, ~ T, N> GU13.os. SS,182,7', 2:lllO WKMW> u.. IEW'ORT lfACtt. CA TAJWIATE Ne>. tr.m CMall. KMEN S. "1' 44W21~7. $3.21A.M. 14 OtEAR'f HUS U., NEW- PORT llEAOt. CA ~MERIJYERT ET AL. N' 442-01·34, 110.971.6', 72 lVRNllERfff OR. NE'M'Q(T BEACH, CA ~.MICHAELA. N' 4424)<11, $6,364.91, 1 HONORS OR. NEWP<lftl BEACH.CA YEW, NWiON. AP 931- 804-SI, 12.113.70, 36 HMTFORD OR, UHfT 18. IEWPORT BEA.Qt, CA OI .umo, ROBERT, II' IJ4..31GJ1, S3.27"94, 31 CNIYOH ISi.NCi DR. UNIT 31,NEWPORTBEACH, CA LOVEALL. MIQEU.f. N' 134-8»63. $2,530..24, S3 SEAISlNC> Dll IEWPORT llEfOI. CA TAMIATE MU. _,471 SUO, RAY A. N> B-n4- 55, $2,457.CR, 2AO !ICE l.M, UNIT 10I, NEWPORT llEAOt. CA ROtffM5ACH, .... A. N' 930-~1. S1,12IS.02. 2llO CNJllEY l.M, UNIT 303. NEWPClfT BEACH, CA WIN AEICll. GAATH, N' -.-.C7, 1472.00. 12 SNllfLOWER CT. UHIT 47, NEWPClfT llEACH, CA ~OW> JET AL. ,.,. •m.f1. 11.273.90, 102 SCHOLZ P\AZA, UNIT 1'3, NEWPORT 11EAOi,. CA TAJWIATE NI/EA fr_., 4 2000 PORT Ill.BAHS LLC. NI' .-211-11, 11..203.52. 2000 PORT Al8ANS a. ~BEACH.CA TAMIATE NI/EA fr-tl2 RONEY, A. liP 932-612-71, IZ.I05JO. a ICMWJI CT, UNIT 271. NEWPORT llEACH.CA TUMftMllAf1• LEGACY BIRCH LLC, ~DGE FOOO SYSTEMS IHt. AP4t>161· 02. UC,96812, 5180 ~ ST, NE'M"ORT BEAC>i, CA HAA80R Hl1. HQt,EOWM. ERS ASSN. N' 451-612"'3, PS.52, TR 1015 LOT '2, NEWPORT SEACH. CA GEJMYB.. QE<RiE I( TR. #'461.ou.iG, So&,114.72, 3 ROCKY POINT AO. NEW· PORT BEACH. CA TAX.Mll NflA ., ... OAAHGE COUNTY OEVaOPMENT A/JDfCY, ,.,. 11WS247, 1144..21. 2llOI Sl.YBt U.. NEWPORT ~CA IO..ElN. a:JRS I' ET AL. NI' ~. Sl.Ol7.72. 3137 ~MMl4.NEWPORT llEACH. CA ...... f'tlllEAl lllOClrt' TUMTl.~12.-s ICIM.. KERAIE. #>Q.6'1). IO. $172A3. 12200 "*1£010 IU>. UtrT 1.121, 181.IEAOI. CA TAMWIAmA ual MMOTT\ 8COTT. ,,, 217· ta.It. ,,,.,.,., ll10 TUll!MY Cl. SEM. IEM>\CA fMMftAmA Otlf .............. 1' ..,_,.. 11AtU1, D1 tlltt lf,l!M. ~ CA _ ......... . --.11 ... 191•1• anlTM. CICM wr, 1111&. lllO!..CA M0Uv. I.a.I IT M.. ,,, 1ININI. ...... ,. "" "' ... ""°' °' ••••••111naca. -•IT "'"' .......... • "" It 9L ""°" CA --Jllll•• .... '""81. IM""9 tt.lllll.--.CA -----.... :-. -...... ·-.......... --..... -· _ ...... It ,.,...,'t.CGSl'A .aAart fAIMWIAIU ... P\IUIEM', .... ,,. 141· m,10, ~-... GtW.N1FON> Sf, COSTA ..:5".CA C>WliWI, JllffllE'( I. "' 1'1·1'1.-. S1,S11.74, IOOS COCU)QE #I, COITA ME.IA, CA TAIWWl/llU ._ AEOENC'f WE HOME- ~ AS1N. ,, •1• °'3-11, ~.'TR 1"536 I.OTA w~.GEORGE. "" •1M54-07. M00,70, 2252 OOAHEU. DR. COSTA MESA.CA SMn'H,ROGERA. /iP47l· 183-41. $2.106.98, 2151 SAN MICHEL OR WEST. COSTA MESA, CA OE lA CNZ. QllEOORIA c. ""•2Ml2~. S»l.25. 814 GOV£MOft ST, COSTA MESA.CA KltlOWit, l.IClAMNE ET N.. N>o&22~ '31115. 1009 GROVE Pl, COSTA MESA.CA HUGHES, LAURA A. N> 422"'81 ·22. I 1.641.21, 2013 REPUBLIC AV, COSTA MESA.CA l.NlE~. CHRISTWI HAYES, AP 422-51~l7. S74UM, 1980 MQHR0\111\ It/. COSTA MESA. CA VARGO, LANIENCE L. liP 137-700-11, $1.m.ol. 21M WEit ST, UNIT 1, COSTA MESA.CA ISCHINGER. AU.EN. liP ~ $246.'1, 290 VICTOflfA ST, UHIT 10. COSTA MESA. CA STIWN, BRUCE A. NI' 117· ln-11, s1.NO.l4, '83 A88E WV, COSTA MESA. CA HOl'IMD • .BFREY ... ,,. 425-1~. '2.57S.A2. 420 WfWOOO OR. COSTA MESA.CA llRIGHT, ~I(. N' e182·19, So&70A2. 251 l<NOX ST, COSTA MESA. CA RYAH, FRED ET M.. AP e 191-13, SU'7.43, 1603 lUSTll IN, COSTA MESA. CA NC>ROHESl. IERONN 'TR. N' e221-11, St,37&.o2, 2llO E 16™ ST, COSTA MESA.CA WOfmiAM, KATKEEN awtte, NI' 42$-1t1·12, $3,86U2. 2015 ORNa N , COSTA MESA, CA 0JRB. RJOw.> ET M.. ,,, 43-27).11, $1,M5.M, m E 2C1n4 ST, COSTA MESA.CA SECAIAA. ELVIS M. N' 1'1· 521-14, 11,431.95. 3135 CNIADWt DR. COST°' IESA.CA 8YFIEl.D, HBUWI. AP 141-52'2-02. 1381.~ 1S3 OLYMPIC AV, COSTA MESA, CA OEPT Of VETS AFFAlf.S Of STATE Of CAI.. ~IZ. MCHAa Y1.SOO, N' 41S. az3.33. '852.88, SM pa. PONT OR. COSTAMESA, CA TAX.4tATl N/llUo. tM11 GLH<A FAMLY LlO PMT· IERSHP, AP 4~. $380.70, 779 ~ OR, COSTA MESA. CA OW., STEVEN, AP 424-m«. S3,..,U•. no CENTER ST. COSTA MESA. CA WUWilS, MICHl.LE l. ,, 93M51.ea. $100.50. 2330 VMGtJAAO WY. UNIT 57, COSTA MESA. CA BOYD, HERBERT II ET AL. NI' 93'-05142. S1,11SM, a THAMES W'/, UNIT 152. COSTA MESA. CA TAJWtATt Ne>. tMllZ WOOD, ~RAY, NJ 141.aws, .,, 1079 OEY£NNE , COSTA IESA.CA TAHA'R/llaA,.... SMfTH. ~A. ,, 11 .. 1»40. S1.00U2. 2331 ~ct ~..:5". CA OUG, OMY CM. Tll ,,, 11N»~ m7.J1. Jim lA UID PL, ~ .-.CA MCKMYVIUME..-,. ..,. ASSOCMTIOM. ,. .-.121..)1, ... 1"111,. LOT t ~ CA fllAP. .-ET If.. I# ..,,.. 11,11'11. 111 l WUON fl.~ _..CA fllOCK. MJWD•"" I# ....... 1. .... 11111 .,...ccm•v ~ .WW-..... -=. ,,, ........ ....... ,,. •• J1'\1llOQD It. COila --fA flfT'ftllk OM. ,. •· ... ....... .., -111(----_... ,,,..., ..... ~ ..... ._ .. ·--... ----···ca -·---.... ..... . .... ..... :• ,... "' -• "t' - ' • I ' The champion Terrapins- kneelina, from left: BobbyEUis, Matthew l.olueand Drew Hoffenberg. Standq, from left Brandon McHugh, Brian Krekemeyer, Davis Brown, Randall ·Mycomand Coach Greg Brown. Newport snuffs out six foes en route to taking the Hawaiian Invitational crown. Newport Hllbor Hlgb'a ~ varalty water polo squad. playin~ aa a dub team durlfl8 the sum- mer, woo the 34th annual Ha- waUmt Invitadonal water FOJo Tournament held In Oahu Allgmt 12-17 in boys 18-and-un- der competition. 8-and-under boys win Held at the Duke ICahanamoku Aqua.de Compla. the Univer&lty of Hawaii hocned 87 teams from around the world, lncludlng host Hawall, mainland U.S., Canada, France, Australia. New Zealand. South A&ica and Japan. Fourteen Newport team mem- bers, coached by Bob GrayeU. beat Hawaiian Jaiand •A• in the champlon&bip game. Senior Natba.o Weiner wa named the dMsfon's ~ Valu- able P!aya Newport shut the door on all •1 ~ In Ill d.tvWon. handllng Rainbow (Hawail), Amertc:ao Riwr, Ma- libu. South Pasadena, Safpps and Laguna Beach teams. Sophomore goalie Michael Robinson atepped up to the challenge and ~nied 32 saves in the seven-game series in an 18-team Oekl Leadlng scoren for Newpon included Ross Sinclair, Clwtie Hockenbury, Jay Thompson and Nathan Weiner. Ross Sinclair contributed 14 assists and Jay ThompsOn had nine steals. BEACH VOLLEYBALL Beach volleyball hits Corona del Mar Terrapins claim hoops crown OORONA DEL MAR -Semi- professional and amateur wlley- ball players will be on the beach Saturday setting, jumping . and blocking In the AVPNex:t Men's/ Women's 2's and C.0-ed 2's Beach Volleyball Thumament at Corona del Mar State Beach off Ocean Boulevard. Cost is $30 per team, and each player must be a member of AVPNex:t. Nonmembers can pay $10 for the annual A.VPNext membership at the tournament will qualify for Association of Volleyball Professionals events Di.recdons: South on Margue- rite Avenue from Pacific Coast Highway. turn right on Ocean Boulevard, then tum left down the hill to the beach. Drivers can either parlc their car on Ocean Boulevard. or pay $6 at the beach. The Terrapins rose to the occasion to capture the fifth-grade boys croWri of the Newport Beach Lou Yantorn Brown. Drew Holfaiberg and Mal1bew Logue. Boys and Girls O ub Summer Baskelball League. Leading scorers in the Terps' 28-23 Victory over the Lakers in the title game were Davis· Board leaders for Greg Brown's team were Randall Mymm and Brian~. with sound defense by Bnndoo Mdh.P, Bobby Ellis, Krebineyer, Hotrenberg and Johnny Her:r.og. Players can compete in four divisions -"Al,." "A.'' "8," or "unrated." as' tournament play begins at 10 a.m. Signups start at 9:15 am. AVPNex:t provides semi-pro- fess.lonal and amateur volleyball players with sanctioned tourna- ments, leagues, c:linlcs, a na- tional ranking system and a na- tional governing body. Semi-professional players par- ticipating in the "AM" division For more Information go to http://volleybalLlwarp.com, e- mail scalvolleyball~hoo.com, or call (562) 987-3330. ISC1%226 llOTICI Of mrootl TO ADmSTEI ESTATt Of: AlTllfA LM ... ALTHEA lllXOllm WE IO. A214"0 Io all helfs. benef1· c1at1es, creditors. con tinaenl cred•lors. and persons who may olh erw1st be mleresled m lhe will Of estate, or both, of ALTHEA LINE aka Al HtEA DIXON LINE A PCllTION FOR PRO· BA TE has bun filed by DARRYL C HUBBARD in the Superior Cour I of Californ11, County of ORANGl THE P£llflON FOR PROB Ar£ 1 equesls that DARRYL C HUBBARD be appointed .n personal repreunlallve to ad m1n1ster the estate of the decedent THE PE llTION requesb the decedent's Will and codicils. of any, be admitted to probale The Will and any codicils are available lor eum1na hon 1n the Ille kept by the court THE PE flllON requests authority lo administer the 8'lale undef the Independent Admin1s· Ir •llon of Estates Act (This Authority will allow lhe per50n•I reptesen lallve lo take many Kllons without obtain 1ne court approval Before tak1ne cer lain very Important actions, however. lhe personal representative will be reQUlf&d to 111ve notice lo 1nteruted persons unless they h•we waived no bee or consented to the proposed action.) The independent admin1stra lion euthor1ty wlll be &ranted unleu an In terested person Illes an obJtcllon to the pet1l10n and shows eood cause why the court should not cranl the authority A HEARING on the Pilllllon wlll be held on SEPTEM8ER 19, 2002 at 1:30 pm. In Dept L73 located et 341 The City Drive South. Or anee, CA 92.868 IF YOU OBJECT to the 1r•nlin1 of the petition. you should appear at the hearina and state your objec lions or Ille written ob)lcllons with llM cour I before the hnrina. Your ~aranu may be In person or by your attorney If" YOU ARE A CRCOI TOR or contln11nl cnditOf of the deceased. you mini hie your clalm wltll the court t nd mall• COf>Y to th• persontl repr-ntative •Pl>Olntad by the court within four montlla from the d1t1 of Ille lint Issuance of lellen H provided In Protiala Coda section 9100. The time fOf f1hn1 dafrna will not nplre bef«t lovr months from UM lltatlnl dale noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the Ilk k9't by the court. If )'OU era • pet.On In· wested In the utatt, ,.., -1 f.. wtt:ll the cowl • ltequnt for 5-Klel Notice (f0tm DE· IM) ef ttle fllln1 of an k1Wfll0t1 end •PPftlMI of Ht.te •Mets or ot "'>' ,.tltlon ot atcOWll • 1Wov*ll In Probate Co4e NC'IOll l~. A "a1t1111l fer Specle l NtClce ......... ~ ,,_ ... cowl '"'" ~ ............ ,, ..................... ....... ..,_ ......... ,, .. ,.,,,....~ ca••• P•ltUtll141 llteWfOt l ...... c.tll ..... .,.., ,... ,.,.,. 22. a zt. -T1IW71I .... ,,,..,,,.,, ~=··' ' 2640 Legal Notices IS( 12200 llOTKI Of mrootl TO ADUISTtl lSTAll Of: BAii DOIOTHY NYGllN lb BAii t. NYGIOt WHO.A2147SI lo all heirs be11el1 "a11e-.. creditor.., 'on lin11enl creditors. and persons who n\dy olh erw1se be interested 1n Ille will or PSlatt. or both. of ELAINE DOR OTHY NYGRf N a h~ ELAINE D NYGRl N A PETITION FOR PRO BATE ha-. bet'n l1tcd by NONA l fENI CY m the Supeo 1or Cnuo t of Call lorn1a. County of OR ANGE THE Pf llllON I OR PROB A TE requnh that NONA l fENlE Y be appointed as pe"on•I reptesentat1ve to ;ld m1n1ster lhe eslalt of the decedent THE PETITION 1uquests authority to adm1111stur the estate under the Independent Adm1n1s tralton of b tates Act (Th~ Auth0f1ty will allow the personal repre-.en taltve to lake many actions without obliun •na court approv»I Before taking t erlain ve1 y 1mporlant action-.. however. the personal rtp<l!">entallve will be required to 111ve notice to interested pe"ons unless t~y h•ve wa1vPd noh~e or consented lo the propooi.ed ~cllon ) The independent adm1nistra lion aulhor1ty wolf be 1• anted unle~ an in lerested person hies 411 ob,.ction lo the pet1t1on and shows 11ood 1 ~uu why the cour I •hould not 1rant the llUlhortty A HEARING on the petition will be held on SEPTEMBER 12 2002 al l 30 p m m Dept l 7l located al 341 Th• City Dr1ve South Or •nae CA 9?868 If YOU OBJ£CT lo the 11ranlln11 of the p11flt1on. you shouh1 appea1 at 1111 hHrina and state your objtc lions or file wrttlen ob,ections with the tour! before the hu11n1 You• 1ppea1 ance may be in per son or by your ~ltorney If YOU AR( A C.RlOI TOR or conl1neent ued1tor of the de<Hsed you mu,.t file your claim w1lh the court and mail 111 copy lo the personal representative 1ppo1nled by lh• court Wtlhln lour months from the data of the first lnu1nc;e of tellers as provided In Probate Code u cllon 9100. Tiie time '°' Mine clelrna will not upire before four months lrom the h .. rine dale noticed lbOYt . YOU MAY EXAMINE the Ille kept by the coUf t If you are • person In· teruted tn the etltte, you may file wtth the court • Request lor Sc>ecl•I Notice (form OE 1$4) of th• hflne of an Inventory e nd 1pprelSJI of u ttte 11set1 or of tny petition or 1ccount H pfovlded Ill 'rollate eoc1e atetlon am A Requut fot Specl1I Notice forlll II eolltble from tlljj court ci.11 ~-'"'"-"' .._..A. Sc ...... e1lftf, 1.,..1HHMO hll••····· ..... ~ ..... ., I t7 I 2 •ecArtll•r ""4., 1 ... 111 ....... ,<Atl612 Publlshtd Newport ht(h Co1t1 Me11 Otl1. Pilot Auau•t as, 21, ~ , 2002 Tl!W77• ( MARW -TO · .. fCI • 11-5611 cm Of COSTUESA OIAMGE COUITY, CAllOlllA llOTICI IMTltGll>S NOTICC IS HEREBY GIVEN that soled PfO pouts fo1 lur "'shina all labor. mate111ls. equip men I, tr ,1nsp0rl1tion and such other facMllles as may be required lot PARKWAY CON<Hll Rl'All AND NEW SIDEWALK ,.Oll<T, City Pt-ten Ne. 02-11, will be rece1v1d by the City ol Costa Mfta at the Ollice of the City Clerk, 77 Fair Orive, Costa Mos•, California, until the hour of 10:00 o.m., •-••y, Sep-temii., 9, 2002, al which t•mf they will be opened pul!tcly tnd read aloud 1n the Council Chambers Sealed l>fO- posals shall bear t111 l!lle of the work and name of the bidder but no other distlnaulshlna mar'•· Any bid received after the scheduled closina time for the receipt of bids shall be returned to bidder unopened II shall be the .. 01e responslblllly of the bidder to set that his bid is rect1Ytd In proper lime A set of Bid Oocu· menb may be obtained at lhe Ofhce ol the City Enaineer. 77 Ftlr Drive, Costa Mesa, Ctlilornle. upon n•nrefun4eltle poym-• of $20.00. Aft o4dltl..,., diere• of SS.00 will be made II h•ndled by mail. Bid Documents and other contract documents may also be eumlned at the Office of tht City Clerk ~ the City of Coste Mesa Bid Documents will not be mailed unless I he addition ii S5.00 charae is Included with payment E ad! bid shall be made on the Pr09011I form. sheets P-1 lhtouah P-91 p'ovlded In the contract documents. 1nd shall be •ccomptnied by a ctr· lif1ed or cuhier's cheell or a bid bond for not len than 10~ of tlle amo11n1 of their bid. made payable to tile City of Costa Mu t . No proposal shill be con· sldered unless tccom· panted by • c11hlers check, c1sll, or bldder·s bond. No bid shell b• con· s1dered unless 11 Is rnade on 1 blink f0tm fur- nished by the City of Costa Men ind Is made In eccordtnce with Ult prov11ions of the Pro· posal r1qulnm1nls. Eech bkkNt< rnust h1111 1 Class "A" Oenttal (naineerln1 hcense end tlso be pf1qu1llfled u required by law. Th• City Council of the City ot Coste Mesa resents lht rlaht lo reiect any ot ell bids the ConttKtOf Mlall comply with the provl· sion1 of Section 1770 to I 780. Inclusive. of tlle Callfornl1 Lebor Code; the pr1v1111n1 rate ind Kiie of Wll.. eatab· llstled by the City of Cost• Me11, whk ll .,. on "" willl the City Clerk of the City of Cotta ,..... ind atlall lort1ft pen1ltlH pre· •crlbt d t herein for noocompi1111ce or uld Code '""''~ :.;:r~~ Dally ,,lot Alttvlt 22. ~. '°°' 1h7» ~ ..... ... s....... The followina persons are cloinc bu:.lness u : Wohl/Westport , 2•02 Michelson Dt1v1, Suite 170. Irvine, CA 92612 Wohl/Westport llC. t Cahlorn1a Limited Lia· b1hty Company, 2'°2 Michelson Drive. Suite 170, lrnne. CA 92612 Kent Gre1ory Wohl, TrutlM of Wohl Rtvo• cable Trust U/A/O 2/18/ 93, 2402 Mlc htlaon Oflvt, Suite 170, Irvine, CA92612 Tll1s business la con-- dllCtld by: CO·partfttfS Have you started dolna business yet? Yea, 06/24/2002 Kent Grqory Wohl, Trustee Wohl/Wntport LLC Pet., Outorces. Man· .,., This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on07/'JIJ/02 20026911740 D•ll)' Piiot Alls. I, 8, 15, 22, 2002 Tl\752 Ai-.. ..... ... *-" The followlnc persona are do1111 business ea: Kult Investment Group, 3 7'0 Ca mpus Drive, 1100, Newport Beech, CA92660 Scot l Lewis, 37'° Campus Drive. •100, Newpor t Bnch, CA 92660 Glende G. Lewis , 37'° C1mpus Drive. '100, ~~ort Beach, CA This business Is con· ducted by: • ''""al p1<tntfsh1p H•v• you slartad do1n1 business yet? Yu, 2/21/96 Clenda G. Lewis This at1tement wn hied with the County Clertl of Oranc• County on 07 /'JIJ/O'l 20026911748 Dail1 Piiot Au1. l, 8, 15, 22. 2002 Tl\753 .......... ......... The fofloWin1 pefaons are doin1 businetS ••· Down to the Pixtl, Inc., 2700 Petttson Pl., 1421>, Co1ta Mtst, CA 92626 Down to the Pbt l, Inc. (CA), 2700 Peterson Place, U 2 0 , Cost• "'811. CA 92626 This buslneu Is con- ducted by: • corpotatlon Have you started do1n1 bvalnns yet? Y11, 6/03,/02 • Down to Ill• PIH i. fno. Tom Ktacht. ''•lkltnl This atatemtflt was filed witll tll• County Cletll of Orefll• County on OIV 19/0'l 2001tttJtS2 Daily l"llol Aua. 22, ~ Sept. 5. 12. 2002 Tll7• .......... ........ The fotlowln1 ,.,_. .,. dolM IMl""9M -= JAM Puii1te1t1on1, 92 Ottrfltld Ave .. lrvlnt, CA 92608 Jeffrey A Moelltlinc. 12 Oetflleld Ave., lrlllne, CA 92'08 TNt butineat M coa- duc ted ~y. e11 lndhldwtf Hev. yOll atartM dolfll bulintu yet? No Jtffr •Y A.. ..... Thia 1tetemtftt Wte flltd """ .... ~ ci.11 tt Or• ... c-t1 Ofl Olr'4IM>Z .......... Delly Pilot Alli. ~ _l!r 22. a . 2002 , .. ,.. The followln1 persons •r• dolna bu$1nns es: Security Personnel Ser- vices, Inc., 18006 Slly- parll Circle, Suite 211, lrnne. CA 9261• Security Pwaonnel Ser· vices. lne. (CA), 18006 s11rpar11 c1rc1e, suit• 21 , lfwlne, CA 92614 Tiiis business la con- ducted by: a COl'potltion H.ve you st.,ted doilt1 buslnna yet? No Security Personnel Services, Inc. Betty Kaminal. Presf· dent This statement WH flied witlt tlle County Cltfk of Oren1• County on08/19/02 20HHIHH Daily Pilot AAIJ 22. 29, Sept. 5, l2. 2002 Th782 .......... ......... The followlnc petsons ,,. cloln1 Wslneu H : A.) All SHsons land· tupe l ldltl"L B.) All Seasons Out~ lfltlt- ln1. C.) All Seesons Landsaj)ll'll. 16'6 S.- IMf Pl., Coate Mela. CA 9:l626 Oevld Kunt, 16•& Simer l"f., Cosl1 Mtu, CA92626 Thb buslnu1 II con· cklcted by: an lndMdiUal Heve you start.41 doin1 business yet? No DaviclKHn• • This statement WH filed with the CoUftty Clerk of OfanlO County on 08/19/0'l ..... 1"41 Dally Pllot Aue. 22, n, Sept. 5, u. 2002 Th7" Rell.. .... ......... Th• follo==son• .,. dolltl 11: Discount DVD'• ~ Re~ 2700 W. Coest Hwr., ......,, hldt, CA981.J Robert Scett Getta, 1805 S.te A119 AM., #0, c..i. ...... CA 9212'7 MictlMf "°' .__,. 11705 le11t"'4f Ave., Norw .. , CA IOl!iO n.i. ........ ---~ .. ~y: ........ l*tlllfllllp Heut ,o.i atartN dolns busln"s yet? No Robert Scott Galea Tiii• 1tatemenl was flied With the County Clerli of Or•nc-County on 08/19/02 IOOHt1HSJ Oall)' Piiot Aua. Z2. 29, S.pl5,l2,2002 Th714 Rell.. ..... ....... The followlna persons • ,. do1na business as: Impact Developments. 837 S. Earlham. Ortnae, CA 92869 Wa)'nt Hent'y LIWIS, 837 S. Ea<ltam, Or•na•. CA 92869 John Hirano, 837 S. Earlhtm, Oranc•. CA 92169 Thia business is con· ducted by: a pnen l PNtnerslllp Have ~ 1t1rted doln1 business yet? No John Hlrtl>O This 1t1teme11t ,.,.. filed with the County Clerk of Or1n1• County on 07 /'JIJ/02 200tH1l741 Daily Piiot Au ... l , 8, 15, 22. 2002 Tl\755 At-.. .... ----The followln1 persons ete dolnc business as: Advanced Appr1lnl ServlcH, 8062 Kin11 Avenue, Huntlnaton Beech. CA 92646 Wtndy Sue Me1d11tno, 5 062 Kiner Avenue, Huntiflston Buell. CA 926'6 This binlne•s Is con· ducted b)': 1n Individual Heve )'OU stetted ...,, buslneu yet? Yes, ~yl.2002 Wendy Slit ,,._,daleno This atetement wu flied wltll u.e Coilnty CWll.of OrllW9 County on ... 19I02 MnHIMM Dally Pltot Alta. %2, 29, s..t.5,12,20dZ Ttl797 ......... .......... lM teNowln1 petsons •• dolr11 buSI-u : Yellow Jecllat Partntft, 37•0 C•MPU• Drive, ~~wport Bitch, Woeeco l11ve1tment ~.~•led, (CA), U~ Ca•111ua ~ ~i:......,.· :::ir Suit, 11752 fff. lrYIN, CA ... . .... 1 II o.K•. OM ~1.tD,.,.._,CA •II· ~ ........ It COi'· ...... llf: • .... .. partntt1lllp Have you atarted doln1 bu1lna1 yet? Yea, 7/'l9/2002 Woodco lnvHtrnent Company, Incorporated Glende Ltwla. Secretary Thia 1t1ternent wts flied wfth the CoUlllY Clerll of Otenae County Oft f17/¥J/02 llffffll1SO Oarty _,..l ~· 1, a, 15, Tiie followlin1 penon1 22. 2002 TJt75l tre doltla bci"-H : Ster Inn. 26541 Newport .... ..ucA. Blvd., Cost.a Mele, CA -~·II II• 92627 Relrer1IH11 '° C«llO· ·---rettoti (CA). 85' Hew· ucm pwt ltvd., Cotlt Mota, D•te ftf f~ ~·· CAM27 _._ buslMu II COii• llon: Aupet 1 , ·-To WMlll It Mey Con• 4'9ctM by: • '°'potetJon cern: n.. Nef'IM(•) of HM• you 1lattt4 ttle ';t: k ~) ... , ~ busiM9• yet? Y•, pf ent I ,.,ere· & 7 Ttl. HI. f. """5ES INC Rtfttnl1tn 40 Corpo· Tiie 1ppllcant1 listed rtllon 1llove 1r1 _,..., to Pl • Tlw Heu. Pr..U...t t111 oe,ert111ont of Thia stalt-t WH Alctllelfc 11~1 fW wltfl tM Collrlty Control to ... le ;.~,t.._ eo-ty '-'"" llt: • fMI lleMtllllt OR, COITA ~ CA l2t2I Delly Piiot Alls. 15, 9.,, Toe of tlCUH(I) 21, Sept. S. 2JOm Thi,_ ..,.... for: ....... 41 • 01 ... All. MO WIN€ • IA""8 fllAOl ... I I, h1tt111te4' "HfO_tt n. ....... ,._ ...... c..u .... ~ .,. ...._ ..,...... a: '-ll•t· Aw1u1 .. u ·. .....,.... er.. ...,, nllO 111111°'"J:ib....,.,. fi •I f · 2 .... II.CAI , ........... JD ... _. 1/2 .... K..... TM ;a; ..... l*t._.CA .. ... ... Df•.. 0. Ce•, I eltr .. • e~-:~ Tl!lff L• .... e ... t ...... -It. leedt.CA... .......-cAiilU ,.... ...... .. .... . ....... ...... !tr. ...... • ,., ... , ....... u.. ................. ..... ,.. ....... .............. . ... ~ B; The loflowln1 persons are doina busineu as . ANA Publiut1ons. 177 Rlvttslde Ave., Ste. rt060, Newport Buch, CA Arin• C Price, 1221 W Coast Hwy .. "14, Newport Beac h. CA 92663 This business IS con· ducted by: an Individual Have you sterted doint business yet? No Anne C. Price This statement was filed wllll tilt County Clatlo. of Oran,. County on Oli/19/02 IOOt69Ut51 Dally Piiot Aua. 22, 29, s.c>t.5,12,2002 Th786 ......... ... --.. Th• followlns persons are doif'ta busineaa as On1·Distrlbutlon Co., 3233 W. Harvard St., Santa Ana, CA 927°' One-Disttibutlon Co • tnc (CA), 3233 W. Hatvard SL, Santi Ant, CA 92704 Th11 business Is con- ducted by: 1 COtpontion Have you started cloin1 business yet? No Ona·Dlstrlbulion Co., Inc. Scott Balley. CFO This statement WIS filed with Ult County Cletk of Oran .. County on 08,/19/0'l 20016911927 Oaily Pilot Aue. 22, 29 • S4c>t. S. 12. 2002 Tl\795 The fotlowl111 persons If• doln1 bus.iness as. ICM, I~., 9 Ptrl\er. ltvlnt, CA 92618 lmmuno · DH iJntd Molecules, Inc. (MA), !I P utltt, lnlne, CA 92618 This business Is con dilcttd by; a COl'potellon Haft yM sl¥ted ~'*81111ss yet? Yes, lmmvno · Du lan•d Motac-..tnc. ..,.....,,, Fritz '•ry. Corporete Secfttlfy lMI •t•*-1 ... ... Mth tN c.-ty c.w. .. 0r ..... c......, ot10l/07/f1'l IMU.12114 Dally Pilot Aua. 15, 22, 29, Sept. 5, 2002 TH77D The follow1ne persons are doma busmess as. Johnson's Showroom Floorina. 210 Amethyst A~e .. Newport Bt1ch, CA 92662 Earl Ryan Johnson. 31248 N1c:e Ave .. Men- tone. CA 92359 This business 11 con~ ducted by· 1n individual H••• you st1rted doln1 business yel7 No 1 E11I Ryan .Johnson This statement was hied with the County Clerh of Orana• County on 07 /'JIJ/02 to02691t7'6 Deify Pilot Au1. l, 8, 15. 22. 2002 fh756 Miis .... ... s...... The follow1f11 ptrM>ns ate dolne 1Misine1s as· SHY f,pterprlsa. 12602 Jetorne Lane, Gerden Grove, CA 928'1 Sam Han Vane. 12602 Jerome La~1 Carden Grove.CA9a1o11l ThiJ bu1111ess ls con· ductad by. an Individual HMt you started dome business yell No Sam Hen Y1n1 This 1t.1tem1nt wn filed with the County Clertl of Oran1e County on Ol;'06/02 2002'912SJ7 Daily Pilot Aue 8. 15. Z2.29.2002 Th76S Re-. ... ... s..... The followlna per sons are dome buslneu n · A.) Medical Store, B.) Cainne• Medteal, C ) CP Medical, D ) Bishop ' Johnson. E ) Pouch· keepsle Medical, 21622 Surveyor Cit., Hunhna ton Beach. CA 92646 Clinical Phtrmacles, Inc (NV), 21622 Suneyor Cir •• Huntlncton Beech. CA92663 This bullneu Is con· ducted by. • <Ofporat1on H..,e yo11 started doin& business y1t7 Yes. l981 Clinical Pharmacies, Inc. Carl Cfodach. Pruident Tiils statement was HM with the County Cief11 of Dfanee County 9110IVl9/02 tOOtffUtH Delly Pilot Aua. 22, 29, Seel-5, a21 2002 Tl\796 SUllOl5 (OTAOOI~ NOTIC( TO DEFE.NOAl'ff (Aviso a Acusado/ Nnlrfcan Fundin1 Corp., • suapended corpotalion and DOES I -10 Inclusive YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le tale d•mtndtndo): Patrick G. Htrvey. an irulMdu1I: Cathleen D. 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The lollowl"I ptrlOlll .,. dolna llUllMH 11: Comple.. Offiu 'rod· ucts, 16478 Buch Blvd., #152. Westminster, CA 92683 Oanlel S11t1det1, 16478 BHch Blvd., '152. Westminster. CA 92683 Th 1 buslnus is c;on ducted by: an 1nd1v1du11 Have you started doinc bu,lness yet? No D•n1•I S•nders This st1lement was hied' with the Counl y Clerk of Orana• County on08/l9/02 20026913949 Oaily Pilot All&. 22', 2$, Se~t.5, 12,~002 Th787 Sell your Cur In C lakt1(jied I 2141 Lepl..... .. Liiii .... STARTING ANEW BUSINESS! ........... .......... Thi lollow1n1 p11son• ere dollll bllalMU H SUrtical S-vir.n O.tan & Oenlo,rne11t, 29?7 THkwood f'I , C11t• Mtu, CA 92626 Judith S Dlhle, 2977 Tult.wood " , Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Tiiis buslneu Is con ducted by: en l11dMd11al Have you alerted doina busln•u yet? Vu, June I, 2002 Judith S Oahl• This statement was hied with lh• County Clerk of Orana• County on 07 /'J0/02 20026911744 Dilly Pilot Aua. I, 8, 15, 22. 2002 Th7~ The follow 111 persons Ire dol"I bUllMSS IS Master W111dow C11e. 4t 1 tohrl1old Ave , Corona del Mer, CA 92625 Christian Beyer, 411 Marlaotd Ave., Coton• dtl Mer CA 92625 This business Is con· ducted by: 1n l11d1vldu•I Hive you st1rted dolna buslttess yet? No Christian Beyer This statement was hied with the County Clttk ot Oran&• County on 08/06/02 2002'9'2SJS Oaily Piiot Aua. 8. 15, 22,29,2002 Th762 The tollow1~ person• 11• doina business aa Newport North Mort 1a1e, 4570 C1mpus Ori111, 110, Newport Buch, Cit 92660 W1ll11m Arthur White 4570 Ca"1j)lls Ot1ve Suite 10, Newport Be~h. CA 92660 T111t buslnns " con ducted by: a11 111d1v1du11 H111• you started dome busmess yet? No Wilham Arthur White This alelement wu filed with the County Clerk ol Orenre County on 08/19I02 2002 .. llUa OaUy Pilot Aue. 22. 29, Sept.5, 12,2002 Th794 How to Place A ..... ...... .......... Th• follow1n1 !Hl'IOM •r• dolna lluslneu u HerbOI Smoa • THI Only, 20lO S H.,bof Bl11d • •B. Coate Me.H, CA92627 Oktay 01onur. 987 1'rHld10 Or . Coate Mau CA926l6 This business b con due led by an lndlv1d11el Heve you st11led d0tn1 business yet? No Otll•Y Ozonur This itatemenl WH hied w1tn the County Clerk of Oranae County on 08/06102 20026912556 0111ly Piiot Aua. 8, 151 2?.29.2002 Th76J CLASSIFIEAD ,.., ... ~ ..WSIO ....... ... ......... The toltoWffll penons .,. doln& buslltffs n p1l11tjob com, 18067 llbmmoth Ct . r ountalft Veltey, CA 92708 Youna H Perk, 18067 M1mmoth Ct., f ountAin Valley, CA 92708 This busln-11 con ducted by an l11chvtduet Hava you st11 led doin& buslneu yet? Yes, 8/lS/2002 Yo11n1 P1<h This slJltement was hied with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 08/19102 2002 .. 1.H29 Deily Pilot ~~J 22. 29, Sept. 5. 12, ?002 Th792 • • • • • • • • • • • Daily A Pilot r------Policy------. ..... ,~ ···-...... ,50 By Fax (949) 631-6594 lf'ki-c fl<llldC)UUI - ...tplw•llllnhrfand • ""'II Call)'* bkk •Rh I pn<C quoit .1 By Phone (9-191642·5678 By Mail/Ira P('rson: 330 \\-c..i tlJ) ~trccl CtMJ \k, ... ('A lf.!627 1\t Ncv.pon lll~d & RJy SI. Rates and deadlines arc subjecl to change w11hout nouce. The publishe r reserves the right lO censor. reclas)ify. revise or reject any clas~1ficd advertisement. Please repon any error that may be in your clas~ified ad immediately. The Daily P1loc accepts no liability for any error in an advemsc:ment for which it may be rc~ponsible excepl for the coM of the space actually occupu:d by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the firM ini,enion. SERVICE DIRECTORY --,\i -For All Your Home and Business Needs -~{ 1 .. ._ F.ach Wttk For Only Sl2 per "'~k (4week minimum) • c.I....,. II ('49) 514-4245 EGUM- OINl•IY Personal Loans 2A90 Olficesforlease 4540 Huntington Beldl All rul estate 1dver lls1n1 in lhrs newspeper is subject to lhe F eden I Fa1t Hou11n1 Act ot 1968 as amanded whic h makes It 111e11t to advertise ·any prefer ence, lomltatoon or d1sc11m1n1tio11 bned on r•c•, c;olo<, rel111on, sea, handtc19, fam1hat status or national or1t1n. or an illtention to make any such preference, hmota lion or discrimination • This n.wspeper will not know1n11ty accept any adverllnment for real estate which is 1n w1otalton of the law Oor reeders are hereby Informed that •II dwell Illes adverllsed on lh1s newspeper are anolable on an equal opportunity basis To compl11n ol dis crimlnabon. call HUO toM· frH at 1·800·424 8590 S1r.,..i.d lty Deltt? NHd r_,.. to broath? c-..i14ato yovt blHs. Wee-HU.Pl 1-H6-S76-4'83 ANTIQUES Antiques Wanted 3025 • WANTID 'OnllY ~wood, Ro5t¥olR. ........ V1111 Br-• Cow.w>. F~. Mlrt\lwn.~ 9667J.Q'.23 ~1313 ENTERTAINMENT ELECTRONICS Records, Tapes CD's and Discs 3315 TO, S$$/lfCORDSI )au, R&B, Soul, Rock. Etc. 50'~ & 60's MIKE (949) 645 7505 1413 HOME :===::=:=:======:; FURNISHINGS OW. Style Fumit1n PIAHOS I Collectibles ·~·.,.......... ............. Olllr-.~ .. CASH PAID$$ .,..,.... ....... .,...... WR .UY ESTATES ............ ~ AITIR" OrJSIGNMENTSl '. i l ' ' I f1lmltltre ,.,.., •••• _ Custom children's Bedroom turn, lwon bed/mattress, de$1\/ chau. bt.inkeVtoy c:hesl. ., moor e. doll bed Pei feet cond 949 646·8953 Wetor loed • klfll size, drawers headboard w/11thh a. mirrors S250 obo 949 642 6006 eve ltATTAN/IAMIOO llv- ln1 re..,. furfl fr..,. laland ll¥ln9, hl9h .... ollty 949-640..0920 Oak Teltl• & 4 choirs $250, Treddle sew1na rnachon e Sl25 TV w/remole 949 646-1944 '"'v••pedlc Call Kina bed. carved headbo11d, linens llheeb & bu! ~ 1419 lnCktdld S750 949-644·1252 YAllD SAU SAT., 9•-2fl 133 E. 20th SI Coste Mesi. Deslcner clothes • tHI. ---' nW¥ nw:. ....... seL Set., 9am lpin G[ Profile frla SIS $900 Obo, MCOl\d frtl $100, wskw/dlryer, ~m. offa & patio lurnllu11, clothes & other ., .. t stuff 218 Goldenrod Ave 1 CclM 949-673 4477 3460 J£WELRY/ DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS c-st <•In N .. tl, otd Coins' Cold, solver, ,.....,.y, watches. 111tlQIMs c.ollechbln 949 642-9"8 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Mbc.Malcal • f ; ttw,,...., Cw• llaUllllftb n.. .. """' 1(1),(D) dt8ihn In .,. us ..... ftr • hDn'a Hllp .. ollllr ~,~ ....... ...... !nnn-1f10 3515 T11i•t:.~.:.~ 11..,.,ort vw... ...,,..,.... & c..t. .... 1920 ....... .,,,... ""•U•'h•' Whrt.fotf 6 SS ~------~ Hvntlflgton lo•rh Prom~ Oll1cl'1Med1cat Bldgs Call Palrock r .. nore Nattonwode USA 949-8S6-970S WIST MARINE ClNTH 1000 ,odfk ,_, Hwy 1280 Mt ft 52240 """ 949-574-1817 HOMES FOO SALE ORANGE 5400 COUNTY Balboa Island Want to Sell your home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition CoH Usa Rivera 949 574-42.$2 or Ann Wiiiey 949 574-4249 ' ONLY t LEFT! lowoat,rlce , ... 1 .. , ..... c-• '"' :ztH., ,,. ... S6H,OOO. Tho Soywll1 Co. 949·930-7529 CostaMesa MISAVllDl OOlf COUISI 3br, 2 5ba completely remodeled, I story 10.000+ sl tot 'llCl llDUClD TO $97S,000 Anne McCasland 114·540·st.LL 7l4 751-4330 COSTAMlSA OMH SAT-SUN 12-S 2aoa Cltrv• , .. ,. $479.000 3br • loft or 4th br, house 2 Sba, frm. aora Ip, !Ille w/cort•n clrs Luu• ca•peV,,erit0 flrln1 more. Act Betty Abel 714-993-"37 • S;oac1-s 39' 21• In •bsolute turn·key cond., hrdWd llrs 1n main hv1n1 er11s, flmodeled mstr b• w/marble fir , trench slider Inds to prettiest eardtn & patio w/frutt burln1 lrHs Judy Koler, Bkr 949·376-5576 prow. 7 . ...._ ~ Cherry Wood Ceble IUO 'D. &.«>-:.....,.... Uprlchl piano w/matchtna .....,. Alwillin Blwd. #21tl aHI Incl tiumldifler '499 °""SUN 1-4 71.4-81M900 a256-t543 6 6 1853 U4 ,._,_ St, .. CHtlDREN 0£S£itvf A obo 9-49• 4 • 3br 2.5bt ~ - LOVING, stable nome CR 31510 try UC. JPtC, vdad c:.ils. wonderful ll•PrY t•mlly •YWtts. ""'° fbn. withes to edop 11twborn lallll ......._ ..., .. 2......., JITllll ~· to devote their llw11 to. ._. ...,... ,. w ....., Act 1429.00> 94IMlB3-4567 E.apenses p1ld. Pll•H _, S.iorlt 11... -------call NorlM l·M-755· ,..._ Ill ...... ...._ Cehp ,., .. 48r 29a 5 7 s l p 1 n 182 6 O _.. ........... un with pool, lulh land· (CAL •SCAf'O _..... di ,_......_ SC8'•na. conciete drive. 1 1 lrw • *'I W. .... waltls , ptllo & decktn1. ....... / , .. .....St....,. Pvt loc: w/110 thru ~ trefflc:, quick occp'y ~ai::m :~fLOCKA, ...!!.!. $429.500 ekrtowm. rftlllllll"'I; -... _,_ ---,. ..... 1.0112 .-;.. ..... ~ ==·=:: • 111111• ..................... .. .. •.. - -'.wwt. Allto ML ltla IUU•ll L.-.. Cf•·~· SIM _,.t .0.11>. llOalOO. .:" ... "T:'...::. JOa2D .... °""' .::= .w.a E":;."/:oT' CIWiif Uni &:L11 ._..,.. l!'r!: ,..._ I 1? .. :::. ................... 11 d?lll -... ...... ..'::ti: I Wlft fiiii KlY .,_.er"-' ... ¥Ue ROUTI, 10 -· .. " • w ... OtlMI f fresh Polit! & Now Carp•I 1llum1nalt' lhos 4Br Home• Goraeou., courtyard enlr y. lar &I' eat in kitchen & morel $375.000 714 ... 48-3600 Sporklmg llr pool home -.ecluded area' Ready lo move on RV access $354.900 714-9'8-4456 leovtlfvl O r 2.75 home with Trdveinhne ~ntry, ~tnle1 island In kitchen, .x. tandem aar. $759900 714-500-U OO Hower corpel dnd Perao lloc.11n111n lh1s 11rftal lBr 2 !>8~ home near the ocean lrnon 3rd flour deck and mdsler $965,000 7 t 4-S00·3300 STAI REAl fSTATf '•nlnsulo H•me 4Br J 5B1 on d lol that os nearly 10.500 \I w/a sports 'ourf puttona areen•oool table plus room to spare Cell Christi @ Star Harbour Homes 714 840 7318 • s,..clov& 31r 2.sa. home on private cul de s.ec streel. Jeer c•na•. over 2800 st of crac1011s hv1n1. $629,900 Call •&h Jenny Pal or Lou 888 611 3400 Huntington Hart>our 100ft ef We1or fr-J- 8119 on a dttp walt.r channel of Christina Bay I he owners have "pared no upense In thlS ea pensive remodel of this French Chatuu s 1.895,000 Th• 60fl boil dock can be IA panded even 11111•• Terry Harrison & Tracy Immel· Manzi Slat' leal hlote •00-119-9922 Trlnldod lst-d oflwoter w/35' boat dock up d1ted. •~pended 4Br 3.581 Call Churee (ii> Ster Harbour Homes 7~- 594·4126 or 114 390· 6337 Cv1t•"' lvfh Mark s1 .. 1or Contemporery Home 38r plus olhce, 3 581 with panoramle views, wood floors, ar1n1le counters. slain l'tss 1t"I apphances •at M111t Ounn 949-262 3612 laclvet-N.at• G•ll IOMll horse propert1 with almost 2 acre of land with pool on an 8500 sq ft flat pad Sl,600.000 •11, Miiie Ounn 949-262-3612 flllMI HTATIS ""RICI TINOfll ltATIOMwtol USA 949-H9-970J www eetrlctltenou.com ........... UH Cr......., Or. ..... " (111• 111lty (.,.._ ...... l1,H9.000 ........ · ··~· ·~ ........ l41•lt• .. •· •••• ,, u.Aeetl .... , .. _,..., .. I lour~: Tdcphone ~;.~lam 5:00pm \1ond.1\ I mJJy Wal~ In II \IJJm· 5 IXlpm Mrnkla) htda} 9each Cott•9•. As sumable Lona Teo m lease unhl 2026 at S895 per mo• All new mhmor 2Br 2Ba. •II new ;11ppts, slip manna with resrdent discount $199.000 ~ry Wood, •et 949 584 581 I. 949 717 9816 Only I l•ftl completely remod«led 2br 2ba. 11 master br w pvt porch. new •1>1>ls. $54,950 on Baysode V111a11e Mobile Home Part. Modular lolestylu 949/723 4045 •5473 Doalrable sp,;coous double unit Great view ul lurnong basin ond city 111111 ts 4Br 4 !>Ba $2, 150.000 M,;ry lou Koehler , Lido Park Realty 949 675 2700 8rolr.er• 'r•,.lew -July 26. 8oy1fcle VtltC19• Modol Home Now For Sate 2Br 281 w/plantatlon shut· ters. deluxe <1ppls Redu~~d to $99,950 Call 1 oday Modular Uleslyles 949 723 4045 115036 21UNDN(W CUSTOM HOMlS 511 & 5t9 Ahso Ave. 5br's all w/pvl ba's 1pproa 4300$1 Owner/ Broker Rick Nelson 949.721 6984 D••lr•a.le s pacious double umt C11at view ol lurn1n1 bnln and city hchts 4Br 4 58a. Mary Lou Koehler, lido Park Realty 949-675 2700 OClANFIONT flXlR Not f., ti.. Fol•l •f Heon ''"'' 949-723 ... t 20 lfACH HIDl-A-WAY 39DIM $439,000 AGlNT 949-723-• I 20 ,_IMl lSTATfS PATRICK TlNOll NATIONWIDf USA 949-IS6-970S www patrlchtenore com Newport Cout Of'9I SAT 1-S ISVlllV_. 4111' 4.5be lbr-.y ... bonla room. Sl ..... .000 MISCEUANEOUS RENTALS Hote"'1otel Rooms 6010 MANAGERS Spec;1al S20 olf wolll .,.,,, ad ~ i-esl'ft ~ Ad. Z'.fi nns & kAdlendts. ~ on~tinmlJ'C;l'.HA nffS 24 tr lobl7t/drta ~ ~ ttlO E.'il'N & Cl&.. pod, & JIC. r.oost L:rrd dOl!e ID ~ Mn flm1 CIC ~ br:h5. ool!g! W.to~esl/ COSTA KSA MJTOO HI zzn Harbor Blv<I 9&645-4840 RentalToShare 6030 CM Prof'I seeking • n11I. clean n/smkr In \ha•~ m~e 3br. 3ba. hou'e 111 quiet &lllcd comm Ow11 room & Lg b.ith all 11111, one I W/0 upst a11 ' earage. cable Iv Call Pete 714 -557·4052 Rooms for Rent 6040 NB/Ocun View room-.. 0<eanfront/2'lnd pvt rm, unturn, $hare ba. utls pd. n/smka. kolch enelle, lndry. I blocll lo Newpo<I Pier, $660 mo Call Sam at 949-178 7905 (between 9a Sy' 1 RESIOENTIAl RENTALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Balboa Island c-...1.tr lefwltlshed 1 Ir, I urn d Apt New floors/p•1nl/lur notur e Charmin& w/potbelly stov~. NC. hit &Ai'"'aler flCl Sl400mo 949675-3976 e w1nter rental 2br 2ba. $1600/mo. e Yrly rental 2br I ba I c 1.ir, SISOO.•Vrly rental 2br lba • sunroom View of bay $2000. Lora Vance Realtors 949 673 4062 s-th Boy Fr"'t 2 story on NewJ>Orl Bay. 4000sf 58r 41 /2>8a. Pw & dock, 6 mo @ S6000mo loneer lease ne1ot11ble 949-559 0671 Balbol Peninsula * •Oc•o11fr•11t @ 19th SI. fwlt'tl c ...... , r p. lmmac Winter JBr 2.58ath 949 673 1943 Of'9I SUN 1-S lSVlo ....... 5br 5.Sbl SQ)JXX) " ~SU!t.000 W1r1te1 monthly 28r 28• SpectlaAlr loc wt-4br Bay Buch IT I. lu• de~or 2.5be Wadi hOnle www.casadebalboa c.oon $1.590.ln> 949-673 ·3770 N1w Uatl... 41r la., almost 2500Sf with wood floora, plantation shut tus. o tr1 Iona drive· way1, S898.000. M1h Ounn, •et 949·262·3612 2 Unifi 1.yfr ... t 2t.r 2ba w/patlo & Jl>r .2ba Ip, bbq, j•r. S2100 S2300/mo !M9 673 7538 31r, 21e, Spacious upper unit. Oecks, 2 car gar, tndry, S2750mo yrtr 949-333-8885 675 7880 '*"A con coeeoos HI DAMUA l'\ACI 2 story ville, like newl 29r 2B1, 2c aar. view from mstr Vee & Rffdyl $2350/tno •aorry n/pets °""Wiil 1-J 949-219 007 949.e73-52H, •II •CHARMIHc;. Jlor 2..sa.a ...... 2250 ... vaag., _. 9-1, $2950( ,,_ 949-640-7000 a10 Costa Mesa Apt. I nvely e.ited comm ""'" 111 Sqr IBr, Ina. &"' tor.•sie $85!>/mo+ S!l<Xl • t• Klein Mnil 811 104 8649 • 9200 -Quiet Nel9~d, lhr ?h.1 dpl wd hkups, I , 11ear111e St220 Agl'nl 9'19 673 7800 l'51DE NFM Y lllMOOILID 2BR 18A W!O CAR. N Pr TS 204 Monte Vista U400rnu 949 121 0889 '2tir _..,__, nu 51ooie. no tar~t.pa1nl alladl p • '""'" rionl rro dull Sl«XI l\v~• R ~ l\gl 949-644 6291 £AS TSIOf Spaclova 21r, t 11 •µl,1tP lenced yard, W••l~• & flMdener" 1>••d Sl'>IJ'11mo949 548 J959 3br 2bo hov11, pr. frpl• 11v1 pallo/yard ? /18 I'm Iola Avail 9· 15 SI 7!>0/mo 714 662 3111 or l 14 540_3666 ___ _ sail 1 3/4 IA HOMl 8Mric r efurb. -arpllls. l)Mlt etc Obi p , lenoed yd $177'5 9'19-642·2'221 f'aldo 11ew•r Sfl. 2298 la 'lcryo Dr. 4br 7 !>bd frml din welbar, lip' m~tr suole Vacant 8 I(, S2600!n •at Donald Plall 949 733 6074 Huntington Beldl Woll• T• "" •-hfl • 181 I Ba Sl045/mo $400 Move on bonus on I yr le.lse 714 960 2468 Newport Bead! IATIIOMT Cottapcmtr.Lllle Is. 7lr 2k"'"" Mach. ,..i' ... w• •• theahn, .. ""' rtsMnm. l y.i...• 710U4. l'trt Dr. 0,.7Dtys 949-673-6030 YlAllY lUSlS SUMMll llAHS Bill GRUNOY REAL TORS 949 675 6t61 VlllA IA.LIOA S 1, 195. Double MBR S111tes llui:~ Oecll Mrn1 Oen Vu MaryAnn McGu11e 949 646 6770 Prudenh1I C• Rulty Meuflt•ln •·~-• Wltlt An OceOfl lro•ae Newly ''modeled 1, Z & 3 Br's Ill <I p~f Ir oendly nellfl bnrhood LI square l1>ota1• wllh ample ,lor age Minute' to bPath end steps to r 11ht0n Is Slart1n1 at only Sl305t C•ll today to reser vt your new homel H9-2Sl-20SJ Her r W 2br 2ba condo, w/d, frla, new llle/~rpt, patio, Fp. 2c ~1800. 714-393-1925 ssoo .if 1 tt -,_. CLOSE 10 BEACHI 2br, 2ba, hie, fp, l c 111•1•. $1800 Aal 9.49-813·7800 Hr+ left 2111. 2c I", slepa lo comm pool & •P• 11850/mo A111ll 911 Bllr 949 718 2366 u ;-"2 ...... -.s..,.. lo !)each, Fp, Zr. 111. I ,,., 111'9, ne pets, $2100'1no621·~9 4539 Vile ........... 18' 28• I'...,._, f .... "''· flll">I, tpa, .:~. tenn11o. i«uuty, lr1 Mt. MW gwpelJI & ,.., wal" to tM hed1, 12200mn l .,, .......... Ajips l'CIW ..::i taMll, acant 1·1111 ----Deadlines-------. Monduy .... ... .. ... Fnday 5:00pm Friday ...... <;a1urday Sunday . Tuc'llJ)' .............. Monday S:OOpm Wec.lm:..Jay .......... Tue..day S:OOpm Thllfl<day ........... Wedn~ay 5 OOpm EAST llUFf 3br 2ba lownhou•e. end unit. balcony, wd ~ 2 cat p Cl S2200 96 293-46:1) 3br 2l>e unit on the bay Blocks to beach" sllared patio. wd. I cir caraae ""' $2400 949 293 4630 ~--ww.-... 0.... frwc .... a... ~ .._ $2540/- 909 .... 2-4214 loyaherH 41r 3Bi1. sundecll. lg lam rm. boat yd, onl patio & ardnr S3900nio 949 646 6831 Newport Coast 21r, den 7bo1 "Allezza .. lwnhme lrg yard ocean & city views, pets ok. SJSOOmo 310-480·2964 Employment 8500 C•r•tl¥•r• ,. s ..... , •. Rewerd1n11 positions to provide on·home com· pan1onsh1p, homemak- ona ernnds Flea PT hrs or 24 hr shills. C•r reg d1 714 444 4881 CUSTOMfl SllV1Cf arowlh oriented hfhhne dtsl on Irvine seeking c;u•lomet ·f11endly. det.1111 oriented per son Indus· try eaper • plus Compellltve waees. lull benefoh and prol•I sharrna We elso provide 11,rut work envoronment end pleasant almoshere B 30am lo 4.30pm E· mad resumes l o Joss@candelacorp com or fax to 800 443 1460 eDATA l HTIYe FT ~ ~ MAt haw &IJOd communication & fast ..,..,.. sp:I. ~ lit. ' have e lp workona w/mcrosofl Word & heel P~ peys Sllhr Gal ~ M9-719-4777 ORIVf:R Sl0.000 bonus! SOLOS up lo 39cents TEAMS up lo 41 c;enls 0/0's up lo 87cents All Condo Contact KLLM 800-925 5556 or KllM com EOE (C~L·SC~N) DlfVllS WANTtD Newport & Hunt1n1ton Buch Set yo111 own schedule! Part or fuU hme evalleble $75+/day for luff trme Call 888-DOI WORK or llPOIY @ -w 0-0·1 com fUCttlOANPT .,.~ up, QlllllWdll IPOd P9Y c.orp~· ,..,_'-" ....... for MW NaboNI Dnct S.- Co to dllmo .. fbal !!!JO Fc:r hb 9e7ZNJZl Wert. fr-"-• m1il order /internet Up to $f>,000/mo. fT/f'f full lr•inln1. 800 677 7619 WWWX~h.c- 0... Ofc/H tor NB R.E. Developer. E•Pllf helpful, flex hours Fu 949.1;50. 7508 or phone 650-7500 H .AAl.ltl 4-tt for OM• man ln1ur1nc• ules office. comp 1ftd office up'r • must 15 ho/ WHll, flctx. tfi.~1065 &.btt tw II f I of ,,.,_ to --In • fat '*"" Gff'lc9 aw ....... office work~ .....s-. ...... ....... ,_ """ ,.,. ...... SNwlll..,, ~·min S2.000 SIGNING BONUS Save 011., .td 11 will alway\ r emond ~ou of one of the best move you ever made You c3n ach•oe S50 000 $75.000 Sohd Comm1ss100 your lust year A" you • ~~II mol•val•d po .. 11ve person look•ne for unhmoted ults pqt~n llal' A1 e you prt:\~ntly earnin11 SI 000 wet:k, If your an'lwt:r Wit\ •yn ;,nd "no· and sales •'> what you do BC ST we offer "1.000 2 5001 week pos'loble from day one •i 3 pre \ti qualoloed, conformed leads per day "Insurance benef1h •Management Opportu n1t1es 0 $75,000/yr • potenllal incomf! (hmol~d only by your mol1vatonn and ability) •No .. tnw or of f s ea~on •Re ces\!On·1>rnnf •tmmedoale delivery •No hold backs •Solid fonanc1n11 •cuaranteed ular y du11n11 90 day lrarmna pro&r•m Quality leads make quahly sales Our e lPtr lose IS aener aim& leads Even a newcomer has the po tenhal lo Hrn $50,000 $75.000 theor first year we will snow you documented proof that $5,526 90 un be urned in one week (lnd1v1dual results may VlfY) Some people will read this ad Thaw who c.11 can ao on to make a lorlune e nd a home l o • lite Where do you stMOd, A cer IS requor ed for this full·lome poso loon ti you have what 11 takes and can start AS,,,,, c;all now GARY IO~NSTON (888)543 1788. (CAL •SCAN) A TRAVEL JOB FRS will place 15 new hires, over IB, travel coast lo coast with youna co·ed bus• ness aroup S500 signina bonys. I ·866-617·8791 lollfree (CAL •SCAN) AutomoetVI ... Codlllac •oo ll4er.d• low 46 K miles. Cer I. lOOK Warr. Super CIHnl $21.988 (134650) NAlfH 900-94S-SS92 Mil '79 '50Sl Xlnt concl, convt 2 lops, tvory, lthr Inter. aH pwr ~ 949-718-9300 '94 a;;f;i .. s,-t 2dr Sspd, 4wd tr-vten lftl A/C. CO very dun condlt1on v#82 1428 $2895 a..r 9'9-516-1888 ,.,.;i •ts T_..,., va • to.did, ucelltnf cond I ·owner . white/tan $5900 pp (949) 646.7097 HONDA '99 C.fVK (~ •c:. ps, b, Utt, low 1111lesl .076285·3291 Sll,995 T.pte ·oo c...• a et, ps, b. w, di, tilt '322181-3139 12,595 fw4 '00l...-JClT 40t. 6 tyl/eVec/ps/b/w tJ828273·3072 $12.995 .....,.. . .,cavu 1Vec/ps/b/t/cd #046759 314:l $12.995 .._.,ffA4cw4LI •Vac/ps/pb/W/11'1/ttft #013633·f 16 Sl4,495 MCNeOA..,. ca-v PW/Ol/Tll T /CC MOST SCEI ~llll S17,"5 MOUllllvn...a .-STOii .. , ... , ... PLUG IN ThuNIJ)' "i·t>C)pm l·nday ' OOpm t-rul.1)' "i OOpm Automobiles 9000 Automotive 9004 lHus GSSOO '95 S."- Gold w l•n lthr lull tJw• 80Kmole\" • t8018 Sl5 980 IMW 3251 '95 S•d- Whol• w i..n 111ler •uto lull l)Owf'r 1 • 1808A $14 980 Volve 850 '9 7 Sedan Whole w1tan llhr, I own • nice frf'•h trade on' •18060 t 10980 IMW S291 '99 Sod- Black w/lan lthr w Sport whls. toe at 0118 ~eMCh •18081 S2~980 Volv• S40 Sod-·o 1 Sed;m Tho\ " in almo\I new Volvu tllul hu lad warr r~ma1nin11 118112 S18.980 lllftdlo¥ff'9810ftgo Rover Whole w tan lthr Only 48K m11,.,1 •18138 sn 980 IMW <-"' '96 3291 Sports pk&!> CD prem whls, only 65K mo tl8157 S21 980 9MWMS '91 Seda11 White w 'perfect bl~ lthr ere•I recd\ 6811. mo• 11766S 18.980 Morcod.s a-, •ts C 320 Ote54!1 Sedan Smoll~ SllWlf •183-41 $19.980 hre.dte 928 'ta c_,.. Black/tan lthr, local well maonlamed •18270 Sl2.980 J•"f' '02 W ....... r Black. auto. only ~9!">0 moles. factory wa11anly •18152 Sl9.980 H--'o CIV '00 4WD White, hke new! P11ced to sell quickly! 118387 $17.980 HOlt<ll• Accord 'O I fX Sed1n Whit• w/lan 01110, lactory w11rrantyt #18398 SIB.980 IMW 'taU Black 5spd low mile~• Fun Converltble' •18902 $19,980 IMW SHIT 'tt Black on perfect black IHtt>ef OnlylJllmo• •18902 $34 .980 vw , ..... '00 Se4.o Black. l!IY lnl11101 , eulo. low miles •177901 ~18,'80 Phillps Auto 949-574-7777 lea,..OU00'9SS..._ Cold w/tan Ith~. fullpwr, IOK mites•! •18018 $15,980 IMWHSl~SS .... White w/tan Inter, 1uto full po-I ,,8084 114.980 Yetv.IS0 '97~ White w/lan lthr. I own. • nk • lush trade lnl 118060 10,980 IMW H .. 'ff Sa"- lledt w/-'* .. ;...,,,. ........... llf/llU...._~, .... -.n: ... ._,,. "Ml~ ...... .. -.... "-"Yi ... ,, .... ,,,_ .... 9 .. " ...... ~ ....... , .... ...... _ ...... I _,, ......... e.o _, ,. ... 2,t • 1.: ... ..... ............. .......... , .. .... ..., .. ..... ... ,. . .. ... ... c... ... _ ~~-.... • .t.:'I .. :t. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE -AlleDnlcllM -------Md!,. Av•,., Lew 26K mlll1, 1llvtr, Irey lthr, moonrf, 1lloy1I 18.918 (613093) ........ IOO-t4S-HH C..U.C Devlle 'tt Bllldl, lthr, CD, elloy1, very 1l111nt. $16,988. (789616) NAllH IOO-t4J-Ut2 C .. lec '02 Devlll1 Low 121< mll11, btla•. "" lthr, CD, b•I of werr 132,918 (201712) PQb«• C1dlll1c Buick 800·945-5512 Allc•lllllO ~-0-11 Cofttrec:tor S,.ci.tlrlnl In hllh qweMtyre~ 9:J:'>'*' • ~Countl" l 71~ ·--~ Ml:Wt / 8"' / "9modll =:~=-= QUA.Un'""°'" 'YRS EXI'. Ll874113 I' VOUlt CONTltAOTORI MMtf( , .. ., llO·tlll c..-..c '00 ....... low 26K mills, bleck, tel' lthr, r11r vldec $35,918 (22766e) NAlllS I00°t4S0 UH Ce41tlec 'tt Sevlle Only 31K mllu. Bela•. Ten, CO, Bel of W•rr, Reduced I Sl9.988. (931681) NAl.11 IOO-t4J-Jst2 Ct14'111ec Sevlffe 't7 L-lftllee, 300 H.P. Northater, 1lloy1, CD & morel $17,988 (806146) .... .,. IOO-t41-lltl A TO l HANDYMAN ln1t1ll, r1ftc1 c1bln1t1. ~ Doul 714·541·72&1 Clrpet Rtp1lr/ll'iii oCAaPIT(loCAffU~ ltep1lr1. P1tchln,. ln1t1ll Courteous. 1nl 1 11 $:b1. Wholl11lll 94 ·412 205 CNld~ '~a.ewe-C.llf. Chlldc:ar1 Hftltll I ""I· Cf'lt/F lrst Aid Cert !.*I ddtltwl~ ~ ..... c....-. ... At1let-• CJPyour PICI a riour llom1 or OH ndl· vldu1I co1cllf111, Internet Mt·up, 1oftwer1, trou- bl11llootln1 web~ 'll1lft ~-I! IMOl'U !I Mii C..-1-.Y .. CMtlec 't4 STS fwy mills, purl wht, oil· mul lthr, chrm whls, m1th1nic owned, buu· tllul orla cond, ftnt11tlc v•lue, books lo record• $6995, fin I werrenty 1v1ll, vln1457296 Bkr t4t-IH-11H YOUIHOMI IMPltOVUllNT PltOllCTt Call 1 ~lumber, pelnttr, 1ndym1n, or 1ny of thl ft"t nrvlc11 ll1t1d •rt In our 11rvlc1 dlrec:toryl THESE LOCAL SVC PEOr>LE CAN HELr> )'OUTOOAYI DlyWIA .... WITTHOllT HTWAU All pftllll •m/lr t,Job•. CLWf~rt~ "" Ill L 71 1447 Patch & Match 0rrw•11 Tu.twr• 1 4·231-1902 E""111t"'*-... ,.~I ..._..,.._ rsE•p l~-=- L127&870 MMeO-?o.2 U<IMllD COMTIACTH No Job llOo am.. M ~ Repalt, rtl!IOdll, f-ft,_RC .. MI ~ CUl1IM .... ftl ~ ...... :r:. ~--.... 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Mt· 511· 1111 Law't1K400 VI, .. , ec, ,,.ft,/w/• •bl/cc11111ort1moonr oot 1()27474-33 • 110,9115. ................ .~7i4i'7:.. 11, 1c:, pl/b, lllt, 1ttreo c111. musl M•I Mlt'ce4e1 'H SIOM. 1()76285·3291 Sll,995 cr11m puff, wllVt•n lthr, l.IMY ....... := R•i:rttn a 1n1t11 1t1on DE TILE M .. 17J.1065 714141111521714-mm'tl =. DlltTYWOH LANDSCAPI COMPANY Commlfcltl I bt1t1 M1lnt1n1nc1, Clu n ~·· Tr11 Service I lrr:t't n U1i1t•dt1, Rep1 1, roubllshootlna. r>llt .. Cl lf 71•·703-•SO end hev• UI do 1our Ditty W°'*f TrH hnrlc1, Ytrd Cllenup, M1lnt1n1nce, Sj)rlnkllr R:C:lri H1ut1n1 IH•l• ,., SILL yo11r unwentld lt11111 thrpuall cleulflld WflllMr You Nead! ..... " .. typll. From thl roof to thl bleelnent& tYtfYthlng In bMweln CAU~ MNl7·10'7 showroom, chrOllll, 2 lope. 116.7SO 714-7'1·2464 MHcwy'01 8r-4MwphLS Model Whitt , ftn, ltllt, ell..'!'.: reer werrenty. Sll.-(H5'87) ........ IOO-t41-SHI T1tlM•4J-n y.,,. E1,.,11nce ... ..,c.,....., Door I Mo/dln1 $pecMHltl r>llon1 Mt·510·Hl5 ,., 714. ·5400 """"' IUMll TO THI IUMPlll 714-111-1112 AVAILAILE TOOAYI Ml-!71·55M HwCl••lfll ...... ~=·4 :P.lll·wkly ntll y/. ~Gr.t,..., ........ .. •f(Z7HI!? 11 • ..,.., ........ GINllAl.mAll AMAINllNAPD • Wlmllll •o-dll Job~ ...... o.w ......... M9-IJWJ92 AllmMIW -•em;z,;:s.w. I CYL/A0/1'1/1/W/DL/M Hlll41·31M 110,9115 . N'"C:.,".._.. 1ai7i40-'r.14 Mlte"tehlll ••• IOOOOTIL lted, fully loedtd, auto, Cd, clean. '9000.obo Mt·ll0-9121. MIW Vlfwe '01 140 Sedan 1.IT 1,500 ml, wllt w/bllp ltllr Int, mnroof, CD, burl wood, prim + pl\. ,.,. 123.500/ obo 714·437-5542 Ml-'ti IOOll SE-It Showrm, 38k, red, auto. loedld, rnoonrl, elloya, wine 11&00 71'-7'1·2464 OMel•unte'ff r>remllr, low mllls,bll11 /t•n lthr, re1r video, 116.911. (201208) MAlllS IOO-t4S-Htl ,_,_ . ...._ "' Low 39t< mU.1, bllp, 8 PHI, duel'"' •Ir. CD & morel $14,988 (222294) MAlllS IOO-t4S-SHI Porsche '71 11 lT Coupe, Sliver, 11lnt ll'tfdt & 011t, 110,000 firm. 760·320-0039 ....,.. '00 M.t 40k ml, 1uto, 111v1r ·f'Y Int, am· fm, 11re11 , non/amtu Ilk• new v9721Sl 179115 Fin w1rrent1 1v11t. Bkr . (t4t)H6-llll HOUHdeanl .. Service for Your Hou11 I.pertinent or V1c1ncy Qu1Nty Work M OI fht a.rq frMbtlmtt. lt1f9tene11Av1bbll 10 Ytert Experllflct c ... o.-•e11e 114-Hl-1441 c 114· -1114 ........ ., .. a. ........... loet. flMrll111 lay· Cr11l11r. Sftrt0.1 etc lllCJO ( .. ) 7b·I• "Employee. " "Empleado." S,. Tie for 2tft IN8t, 113.pw ft, wettt/lllct, 1004' loc near Llllt , ............ 7& .. 121 ••na .... !.IL CUI &M ,.n. "Arbeitnehmer. " "Employe." t /,, , , / / i, · ,/ • t, I __ , . -, t, ; : : What happens If you don't advertise? NOTHING. IWIPAClftc POCH.I Con1trucllon lt1modll1 • lt1p1lr1 Service lld711141 (t4t)l16-t110 ............. lllT MOVlltt IH/Nr w vlna 111 cltllt. Insured f11t, courteous, urefwl. 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