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Home My WebLink About2002-10-22 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot' . d I •' Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 nJESOAY,OCTOBER22,2002 - District pushing for Proposition 47 Money from $13.05-billion bond initiative is needed to complete work begun under Newport-Mesa's 2-year-old Measure A. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MF.SA -When a $HO-million bond measure for school improvements paued two years ago, proponents ex· pected to get a chunk ol money from the state to help in the up· grading and m~mizi.ng of 28 district schools. What they didn't expect was a court decision and high demand to drain money from the state schools facilities program faster than they could become eligible for it But that is precisely what hap- pened, said Paul Reed, assistant superintendent And It is why the Harbor Council PTA is urging Newport-Mesa residents to vote "yes" on Proposition 47, a $13.05-bWJon bond initiative for building and upgrading K· 12 schools, college and universities. "These are the matching funds that will help us complete our Improvements at each of the sites, and we are counting on the voters and our commwlity in particular to vote 'yes' so we can have a completion of the work that has been outlined at each site," said Patty Ouistiansen, Harbor Council president The district launched its facill· ties improvement program two THE TWO SAMURAI QUESTION Do you pl8r\ 1o lllPPOft the atat9Mdebond ? lion in bonds that is paying for two-thirds of the modemiza· tion. meelUl'e,which c9stric:t oMc:Ws uy • wll help Newport.Meg Khools7 Call our Readers Hodine at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to dailypilot@/atim#JS.com. Please spell your name and include your hometown and phone number, for verification purposes only. years ago after residents passed Measure A, authorizing $110 mil - The amount of the bond was calculated from a master plan, which assumed approximately S53 million in state funding. The district's funding eligibility in two years has increased to $61 million. The district schools were di· vided into four groups based on bow urgent their facility needs are. Construction will start on the ·Group One" schools first Even if Proposition 47 passes, SEAN HILLER/OMV PILOT Young samurai impersonators clash using sticks in a playful match late one afternoon at Fairview Park. THE VERDICT Rattlesnakes did their dirty job for Mr. Johnson C oming home from Palm Springs is ordinarily about as exciting as coming home from Compton. H~ for me, there la a little more attraction. In making the trip, I pass the scene of a memorable escapade of a man with whom I had a abort but exciting rda!k>nshlp. The man's name WU Ratdesnake Johnson. Mr. Johnson was married to Mrs. Johnson. They lived In the desert between Palm Springs and Rfverside, but the monotony of the deeert must haw aft'ected their rdadonahlp because Mr. Johnson decided lt was time to jettison Mrs. Johnson. Unhappily for Mrs. John.son. dJvorces cost money, so Mr. Johnson found another way to get rid of his wife. He went out Into the desert and pk:k.ed up a few rattlesnakes. I hate snakes. I ROBERT can't understand me GARDNER popularity of a program like "The QocodiJe HWlter. • Whenever the picture of a snake appears on the screen, 1 tum my bead, so it's a little hard for me to relate to someone actually picking one of the things up, but people who live in the desert are a trlbe unto themselves. Anyway, Mr. Johmon picked up some rattlesnakes. put them into a box and took the box home. Now, the next part is a bit of a mystery. Somehow, Mrs. Johnson's foot ended up in that box. I have always wondered bow Mr. Johnson manag'ed that As far as I know, she wasn't cleat so lt'a bard to lmagjne he persuaded her to step into a box emitting an ominous noise. Maybe he knocked her out and stud her foot in the box. Anyway, that's where her foot ended up, whereupon all the rattlesnakes took a whack at her. A minimum dose of venom can be fatal. In the case of Mrs. Johnson, the minimum wu exceeded many, many times. Insofar as Mrs. Johnson was concerned, the results were disastrous. She died from rattlesnake venom. I now came into the act Fortunatefy. for my mental health. It was long after El Torito Grill brawl goes to jury Daily Pilot ATAGl.ANCE Eight face criminal charges relating to fight during a birthday pany at the Costa Mesa eatery on March 24, 2001. WEATHER SPORTS Cerone~ M# gkt9' ~teem beetw.dng Not1hwood. s.p._.A7 FORUM E..tvmomno dri&dtlnd ~ ACGm .............. plenty of.._ .__onht''I rntlllla. lee"'9AZ ._,_.. ELECTION 2002 COSTA•IA "-v,,.... ... , ... pnillld ... . ....... it will probably only provide funding for the first three groups of schools. Reed !>aid, because the state funding process is lengthy and because there is so much demand for funding around the state. There are currently more than 2,000 projects around the state counting on Proposition 47 funding. according to the Cali- fornia School Boards As.-.n.'~ Oc- tober ne'wsletter. ·The state 1s alwayl> nmnmg See DISTRICT, Pa1e M COSTA MESA Council approves 18-story high-rise A five -story parking structure and a 400,000-square-foot tower will occupy an 18.23-acre Jot at Two Town Center" Lolita Harper Daily Pilot OOSTA Mf-SA -Anothl'r tow ering structure will 1oin the South Coast Metro slcytine ~ the City Council endorsed plan~ for an 18-story build.mg at fwo Town Center on Monday. ln a 4-1 vote, City Counnl members approved plans for an 16-story high-rise and an ac- companying five-story parking structure as part of the TWo Town Center master plan, saying the plans seemed to fit the high standards of the other flrst·rate developments in the area. Coun- cilwoman Karen Robinson dis· sented. Robinson said she had serious concerns about the parlcing structure being so dose to the streets. She wanted more of a •buffer zone· where adequate landscapmg could be added to shield the mas.sive garage. ·This is our opportunity to protect that area and make it an elegant entrance into the area of the arts.· Robmson scud Representatives Crom Com - monwealth U.C the company that bought the center from the Segerstroms, said the area would be "heavily landscaped. -but could offer no specifics. Council members aJso satd the soaring building would not harm the sum>lmding area. as it sits in the middle of a busy business district The multistoried building and lta accompanying ftve...le\'el pa.B- ing structure is the latest YttSJon of what has been a controvenial ................ KIDS TALK BACK Pop star • . popularity contest The Daily Pilot went to California Elementary School in Costa Mesa to ask fifth-graders, 'Who is your favorite singing group?' "Well my favorite singer is Jennifer Lopez.She really sings her own songs and she knows how to dress up beautifully." MARGO MATIKS, 10 c.osta Mesa "Blink 182, but I don't know why I like them." NCI( FOWLER,10 Costa Mesa .Aerosmith becawe I like ... a couple of their songs. My dad has their CD." RYAN BOSEL0, 10 c.osta Mesa "I like Play hea!iuse 1 think they're very talented for their age. I think they're =-old" GI.BERT, 10 c.ostaMesa "I really don't listen to music but I do like that song 'This Ia How You Remind Me.'. RAN GOLDEN,10 c.osta Mesa ·IN THE CLASSROOM DOH LEACH I DM.Y Pl.OT Music teacher Donna Kelsen leads Ensign choral group the Madrigals, who raise their voices to rehearse a version of •Hallelujah Noel.• A class full of song Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot T he glorious sound of • hallelujah .. reverberated through the campus of Ensign lntermedJate School last week. No. It wasn't the elation of students who had just taken a test. It was a rehearsal of the Madrigals music performance daas for its upcoming holiday performances. Madrigals, an advana!d. audition-only daas for leYelltb-and eJgbth-gradem. mostly focuses on l 7th-antury mu9c, but bl8ncbes out to Renaiasanoe IOUDda for the holidays, teacher Doona IC.elaen said In addition to pracdcing for the December perfonnanas. dasa memben are also honing their vocal chords to be part of the National Junior High School Qiolr in New York City next April. 1Wenty-three F.nsign students will be among 250 of the nation's finest singers in the choir. This is the fourth year students from the Newport Beach school have been selected. Wt year, they opted not to attend because of the terrorist attacks at the Wodd 1rade Center. "(Being selected) says that our students work really hard and it's our passion." ICelsen said. In the yearlong Madrigals class. students wolk on skills like intonation. tone quality, breathing techniques and diction to enhance their performances. Kelaen plays piano accompaniment while teaching and relates to her students in a fun, down-to-earth manner u she enc:ouraga them to gi'Ye the IODp their all. 'We will aescendo and decrescendo like the tlde going in and out. so it will sound totally cool," Kelsen said as the Madrigals practiced a song on Friday. While the students are a little bit stiff when they first come to class and start their vocal exerdaes, by the end of the class their lnhibltions have been disposed of like yesterday's fashions. The b9Ys. some of whom were originally singing with their~ in their poc:kets, swayed back and forth. shalcing and shimmying to the beat. When they realized bow good they sounded, the class burst into laughter. Kelseo, who also works wttb students at Newport Hubor High School. said she treats the P..osign students aa if they were in high achool. "I don't treat these kids any cWfermdy than high echool kids. .. Kellen said. ~have to come up to a standard and they do." For the New Yolk performance at Uncoln Music Center, the students are learning music written by guest conductor Sally Albrecht. In SCHOOL LUNCH MENU THURSDAY choice of milk MONDAY addition to performing. the studenta will get the opponunity to meet other talented singers from througflout the country, Kelsen said. Laura Oayton. 13, said one of the reuons she joined Madrigals was the chance to sing in New York. "I wanted to (be in the class) becawe tons of my friends are in here and I knew they~ planning on going to New York and I'm ex.cited because I've never been there before," Laura said Laura. who sings second soprano, said K.elsen's ent.ertatning teaching style makes the dasa enjoyable. "She's awesome," Laura Aid. "She makes lt ao much fun. I love bow she can make a little mlstll.e and then makes funny raca.. • IN ntE a ASSROOM 19 e weeldy feature in which Daily Pilot education writer Deirdre Newman visits• campu8 In the Newport-Mesa aree end writ• about her experience. The ..... ponMeea Unlfted ~ Dimlct olers meoo dlOil:a eedl div et elemental'y edlOOla. SluderD mll'f moc. a vegetarian Wllree If deeirwc1 The I 81 I :flcli I var'-..i mll'f be .... eeled. -~or hoterlCnl& Sdm klndW .. $2 ...,_Hern what's being ......... weelc: fruit yogurt or bean and cheese burrito, crisp green salad wfth ranch dressing, choice of 100% fruit juice, choice of milk WEDNESDAY Munchabte Lunch Salad or com dog or veggie com dog, potato smiles, choice of fruit, choice of milk Ham end cheen sandwich or two beef or veggie soft tacos with lettuce. cheeM end salaa, btu•respbeny 100% fruit juice bar, choice of milk Muncheble Lunch Salad or "1lff9d aust peppwocil or chew pizza.~ 9lldcs., rend\ dip, choice of fNlt. choice of ,.,. ad\•ct-. ..-dlows.... -frultyogurtmld~ peer.-..i drelllng. No child le dlacrimlnated •geinst because of race, sex. color, netJonal origin, 999 or disability. 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"' ........... ....... , \S••• ....... , '"''*'.,,.....Community --. .. 2.fDal,.,.. and "p.m. .. .......... ... ,.._ -....... :=. .......... ....... ...._fif"'9LM-..... •wlllt ... Of4tMl.Fogwm •n a.m. "' ....... ' •• ••••kif, ...... -= ............. nm. ---~--......... °"' ....... WATD......._ ~--~ .. IJIMIJI 11ma:.::.-:...~ -nn.CN; 9 8 9 ll& ... 11 F II • ,.. ..... ,=-.... ·--= .... ,, ............ ••• ..Miii ... ·-- orµm focuses on Westside ON THE AGENDA: NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW tino business eaders grill Costa esa candidates on ssues such as redevelopment. WPSI'SIDE -Latino business aders at a forum Thursday Oty Council cand.Jdates o explain how they would e city issues resulting from urging Latino population. About 60 people gathered at e forum at Harbor Cluistian UowshJp church -ln a por- on of the city each cand.Jdate as vowed to improve. The La- . o Business Council and the tino Community Network osted the forum -the third in council race. ~The moderator was David deron, president of the La- o Business Council. Mayor Linda Dixon, Council-ean Gary Monahan, Planning mrnission Ola.irwoman Katri- Foley, Planning Commis- ~oner Bill Perkins and Human elations Committee member Ian Mansoor were quiz.zed on SRIEFLY IN lHE NEWS ~rona del Mar home tour set for today Six Corona del Mar homes will n display today -from a t, wood-shingled cottage to dasmc seac.<>Mt villa -as pan of 29th annual Home Thur. Sponsored by Corona deJ Mar tiigh School's Parent-Teacher ~. the home tour benefits pro- at the school In conjunc- with the Corona del Mar High I Foundation. the PTA has provided computers and other technology, library boob and equipment The PTA has also con- tributed to campus enhancement S>rojects. health services and stu- ~t progmm. Tidets for the home tour co.st ~· The Home Tour runs from I 0 -Q.aality Scnice*** •••Ni F.ntatainmeor-.. their Idea.a foT better educadon, ln~ued aafety, dordable houaing. redeYeJopment, alter IChool propma U\d their "vi- atoo• for 19th Sb'eet.. When confronted with ques- tions about programs and serv- ices for Latinos, the candidates treaded very carefully. For the most part, each council hopeful gave very geµeral.answers. Dixon and MamooI seemed most adamantly opposed to any outreach that would favor one ethnic group over another. Man- ~r said Costa Mesa needed to be careful not to embrace one group over another because it fragments the city and encour- ages divisiveness.. "We need to work as one city and not be divided by special in- terests," Mansoor said. Calderon referred to financial reports that show Hispanics are spending about $1 billion every three weeks and asked the can- d.Jdates what they would do to attract high-quality Latino businesses to Costa Mesa to cash in on that spending trend. Foley was the only candidate who said she would take mea- sures specifically to recruit a specific demographic by formu- lating an economic develop- ment plan. With a large popula- a.m to 4 p.m. today, starting with a breakfa& at Waterworics. 964 Avocado Ave., Corona del Mar. For information. call (949) 451-8600. Board candidate forums set for Oct. 23, 29 Candidates for the Newport- Mesa Unified School Board will participate in a community fo . rum Oct. 23 at Corona del Mar High School and on Oct. 29 at the Neighborhood Community Center in Costa Mesa. Both fo · rums will take place from 7 to 9 p.m. The forums are sponsored by the Harbor Council PTA and the League of Women Voters of the Orange Coast. Friends of shelter to hold holiday brunch Friends of the Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter will hold Its annual holiday brunch from 11 a.m. to I :30 p.m. Dec. 5 at the BEGINNING READING PROGRAM ·At TUTORING CLUB Gift 70ar pre-Kor Kindaprt.en student a bead start in school with Our Phonics-Based Reading Program CALL TODAY . 948 645-7900 488 E. 17TH StMEY -Co8TA MESA (COl'fHM' of Irvine Ave.) & WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners ~ 9tlamma 9ma Monday-Friday: 4:30-6:15 tioo of l.alfnoa in ea.ta Mesa. Foley said, It only made leJlle to pW'Sue targeted bual.neNes aod beneftt from the aalet a.ax. "I think this ls ~g we should capitalize on:' Foley said. "Why not? We can tum that sales tax (revenue) into money for infrastructure, pro- grams and eervtcea that are cur- rently lading." Monahan outlined a more general approach, saying the city should create a more business-Crlendty environment to attract all ~gh-quallty businesses while continuously working with groups such as the Latino Business Council to ad- dress the specific needs of po- tential proprietors. "We need to reach out and let people lcnow that Costa Mesa is the best place to do business and the rest will take care of it- self.~ Monahan said. Pemns, Mansoor and Dixon agreed with the open-arms ap- proach to all businesses. induding, but not limited to. Latino businesses. Dixon bluntly opposed any ethnicity-based recruitment •If they are interested in Costa Mesa, they have every opportu· nity to come here," Dixon said. "I don't think there should be specific incentives.· Big Canyon home of Bill and Carolyn Klein in Newport Beach. The brunch will help raise funds and gather gifts to brighten the lives o f the chil- dren spending the holidays at the shelter. Last year, the shelter pro- vided counseling, a roof and more than 87,000 meaJs 10 more than 2,300 people through its temporary and emergency programs. Every day. the shelter houses 50 to 60 adults and 40 to 50 children. It is tradition that guests at- tending the $40 per person event bring an unwrapped gift of warm clothing or toys for a s helter child, teen or adult. Ornaments created by the childJ'en wiU be sold for $5 each and be will placed on a tree that will be delivered to the shelter. AU funds raised will benefit shelter families. Information: Ann Moskowitz, (949) 673-6502. He0t are aome of the Item• on ecc:ldent IHt month that to FYI the~ for tonight's some eppeered liltety to be •WHAT: Newport Beach City meeting of the Newport Beed\ fetal, lnst•lld left the City Council. 19-y .. r-old vic:tim with a Council meeting. broken erm, cut.a end • WHEN: 7 p.m . today CORONA DEL brulna. The men was hh on • WHERE: Council chambers Sept. 26 et the Intersection of at City Hall, 3300 Newport MAR Coast Highway and Iris Blvd. CROSSWALKS Avenue. •INFORMATION: (949) 644-3000; complete agendas In response to outcry over a ARTS and staff reports are pedestrian ttruct< by a vehicle available on the Internet at in a crouw11llc last month, COMMISSION : www.city.newport-beach. city staff will give council ca.uslhome.htm. members and the public a Two vacancies on the city's report on whet the city is arts commiulon could be FINGERPRINT doing to improve crosswalk filled tonight when council safety in Corona del Mar. members select from four EQUIPMENT: Alre1dy, $100,000 was set nominees: Dennis Baker, aside in the last budget to Wendy Broob, Ellen Liefer Council members will~ study and install safety and Kirwin Rodtefeller. The a request by the Police and Rre features. Though any action two selected will replace departments to buy a $67,000 depends on whether Caltrans Pamela Nestande and Jeffrey fingerprinting system. will relinquish that section of Gould, who had stepped WHAT TO EXPECT: Cont Highway to the city, down before the end of their local officials are optimistic terms. The item is on the consent &hat they can make its calendar, which means oouncil intersections safer. WHAT TO EXPECT: membefs are likely to approve it If they do, rt will allow the WHAT TO EXPECT: Whichever are selected, the city's public safety officials to two new commissioners will use advanced tec:hnok>gies This is 1ust an ·FY1; but serve out Nestande and they say are much better than expect a communitywide Gould's unfinished terms, the equipment they bought m sigh of relief that the which expire June 30, 2005. 1995. ON THE AGENDA: NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL BOARD PREVIEW API GROWTH REPORTS : The board will hear a report about the district's results on the Stanford 9 and the California Standards Test in EnglisManguage arts. Sixty-two percent of district schools met all the targets and 10 schools performed above the statewide target of 800. APPLICATION FOR FUNDING : The board will consider approval of funding for the Carl Perilins Vocational and Applied Technology funds. It would fund $126,678 for vocational education in high school and $274,338 for vocational education for post-secondary and adult education. WHAT TO EXPECT: The board is expected to approve the funds. FYI •WHAT: Newport-Mesa Unified School Board •WHEN: 7 p.m. today •WHERE: 2985-A Bear St., Costa Mesa •INFORMATION: (71 4) 424-5000 CLASS-SIZE REDUCTION PROGRAM: The board will consider a resolution reflecting the district's commitment to reduced class sizes in kindergarten through third grade to receive class-size-reduction funds from the state. WHAT TO EXPECT: The board is expected to approve the resolution. -QJmpilRd by l.>t>rrdre ~ewman ,,. ·•SJl FULL BAR t'O\""~::::~c~o;c:1CT.:~~1Ljs MEXICAN RESTAURANT NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 94 9-645 -7 626 • @/ununRJJul1 y FLORAL & GIFTS 50% OFF FALL WREATHS & BASKETS Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport leach Pie~ call for hours, direct1om & reservatlOns . NEW FALL MERCHANDISE Arriving Daily 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa. : (949) 723-0621 = Mon-Fn IO~:OOpm. SM&: Sun IO:OOlll'n-5'00pm Phone(949)646-6745 fa; a Mntli.f llmt. ~ twt.- lnctl vane..-b1he..,. ~ • f10 Mmd ~tnd1~.U.on ............. • awxao"°'".-~ 1"yle MWJ I 14 t.ibictub ~ ~~ JOltbbtic- upf!JYJfd ~ 1'WY jifinc~ 'F,,_, tunlr ~ r> Ubnlrut! ~ IOtl1I wflll~dp *8fith-..W. IWfmtrld *C..~ ~•dDl'l 11 ~b a ......... ~· ...... ~~ AIN!:N~-ttecm..a •'Pl .. ....... ......... M ,_.,, OdDbll' i2, 2002 • VERDICT Continued from Al all traces of actual snakes had been removed I was a young. eager dep\JIV d6ltdct: lttOmey. and it was my 8rat capital cue. Som~ I manapd to stumble through the cue and avoid an acquittal Mr. Johnson was convicted, got the death penalty and went to meet his maker. and I su1fered many sleeplela nigbl:I-not because of any qualms about Mr. -----------Johnson's sentence. It's just that all that testimony about snakes ga-ve me nightmares. A08ERT GARDNER i. a Corona del Mar resident and a former jlldge. His column runs Tueedays. TOPDOG Fashion Show r,cncfit f.cx. the OCSPCA & Companion lzlw • .,, 0111• •r 2•, W2 .. •--.crt ...... W.l••h ....... .. a..... .. ..... _._ ...... ,, .... ent.er 1-fOUr Dog in an~ of these Categories: • formafWcar • SWJ(Tl Wear • ~ual Wear • Halloween Costuinc • Lmgene I Pajamas •Mast.er/ Pet Look-Alike THE EVENT IS CO-SPONSORED fW PITC"-~~: ~ ~11u 4 Pi1ot -...-.--..~ Petearem:.i :J.JUu.]M MIAT Nim DOllAl'9 llY Nl'CO ............ ••tollT a LOCAL ~iU••llfl En~ fees: Pre-Regi:;tration ......... $1 Per Dog (before 6pm ~. Octobc,. 2,, 2002.) Da.Y of the E:vcnt .......................... $12 Per Dog Nf WP~ OU[l{S ... ..:=-uu.a .. -= .. ~ .. z;us ,z;z, M9.ft9.Jl-I UC Irvine Watcrpolo •TMo.AvNot 'ccw•• ~ forr11I.,. Otformer ,..... ... o1eo...Meeen ~leectl. lfyouMntto~ .., obhuery~ In .... Plot, .. your motlu8ry to• U1 tM lnforrMdon 9t (948) MM170 or ~I the MWWOOm •(Mt) ~4. COUNCIL contilued from Al development The 18.23-aae center -bounded by Anton Boul.evaid. the San Diego Pree- ~ Bristol 5aeet and Avenue of the Arts-boules a host of ofllce buildings, restaurants, a movie theater, man and the outdoor N<>guch! aculptwe garden. Representatives from Com- monwealth U.C presented their plans for the area, Inducting an artist'a rendering of the modem sttucture. The project's architect called it "the highest-quality of- fice space on the maiket" and pointed out the dramatic, clean glass-paneled exterior. The project calla for the demo- lition of Edwards Cinema and its existing paddng structure on Padt Center Drive -the street that runs through 1Wo Town Center -to make way for the construction of a 400,000- square-foot building. Unlike during the previous le- gal showdown Involving TWo Tuwn c.enter and the .Noguchi gardens, city officials have as- serted that none of the proposed changes in thJs project will harm the scuJptures. •LOUT~~ 0011ers Costa Meu. She may be reached at !9491 674-4275 or by •mail at lolits.h11rpt1r@f11times.com. No matte< ""81 you're doing, your hometcmn newspaper ~ Daily Pilot The Battle for Number 1 C.tch ... , •• of the top fin , .... eel•••• In th• country this wallcnclt ft UC Irvine Antuters frldmJ, Od. IS M 6 p.a #I UC Irvine Antuters VI. #I USC Tro)ll• lull..,, Od.., .. -........... Cr•wfor4 At11• ... a •Hlllty ••lll•~••1H11ofUC ......... POLICE FILES COllAIBA • .... ..,8111111t: A '*'-Mkun-~ln .. JOO blcidc .. 4:21 p.m. SuncMy. .............. Grind tt'9ft w NpCMted In the 3300 blodt 8112".32 p.m. Sundey. •Hllftllae-...CAnauto theft w NPONd 1n the eoo blodt .. 7S/ a.m. Sunct.y. .................. Ponulllon of drugs w reported In the 3600 bloc* et 7:47 a.m.Sundlly. • Mlgnola 8b9lll: V.ndallam wee reported In the 200 bk>dt PUBUCWElY .. .. 12:17 p.m. Sund9y. .... led w.r: An""° tt'4dt -reponed In the 400 bloc* .. 1Z:12 a.m. s.unmv. • ,_,.._AYehide burQlefy,,.. rtpOft9d In 1he 200blodc.t12:23 p.m. Sundlr( • • ....... "'8et An llUtO theft WM '9POft9d In the 700 blodt • 3:29 •• m. Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH ·~~A hit-end-run WM repot18d In the 600 bloc* at 2.-G3 p.m. Sund8V· • Collllttlgti~ wt N9wpOlt CoMt Roed: Two pu,.... with • property and cash value of about $1,200 wen. reported stolen from a vehicle et 6:07 p.m. &und9V· • ..... CMlll ......... Gt9ftd d'9ft .... report9d In the 7200blocik9'1 :39 p.m. Sunde'( • .a...._ .... ..,., •• ~ A trdk: coHlalon lrwotvlng lnjurtM we. naport8d 9' 1:06 p.m. Sundey. • ... Gui Lene: Grendtheft waereportedlnthe800 block at 11 :68 a.m. Sunday. • a.... Cow: A home burglary wu reported In the 100 bloc* at 11 :Ot a.m . Sunday. • 21st Piece Md w..t OeNn Front: Vandellam WU reported at 2:62 a.m. Sunday. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Trial delayed for son of British minister charges. He could face up to 15 years in prison if con- victed. A jury trial for Alastair Ir- vine, the 25-year-old son of a British Cabinet minister, was postponed from Mon- day to Wednesday after a re- quest from the prosecution. missed a felony vandalism charge against Irvine. He did not dismiss four other felony counts -another vandallsm charge, stalking, burglary and criminal threat. Irvine, a Newport Beach resident, also faces a misde- meanor weapon charge. Irvine remains ln custody because the Immigration and Naturalizadon Service has placed a hold on him and in lieu of a $100,000 bail. Rape case postponed Irvine was arrested in late June on suspicion of vandal- izing, stalking and brandish- ing a weapon. Deputy Dist. Atty. Mike Fell said be requested addi- tional time to work on the case . "The defense also gave us some information that we are currently reviewing.• be said. Fell said the attorneys will meet with the judge on Wednesday to see if they can proceed with the trial at that time. The case is grabbing headlines in England be- cause Irvine's father is Lord Derry Irvine of Lairg. the Lord Otancellor. who is close to Prime Minister Tony Blair and holds the highest judicial position in the country. Superior Court Judge Ev- erett Dickey on Oct. 11 dis- BRAWL Continued from Al De&nse attorney Anthony Sessa argued that his clients were acting in self-defense. that they were assaulted with batons.. handcuffed and pepper-sprayed and that the officers involved in the incident have a history of ex- cessive violence. Lorena ~who orpntzied be.£ tumnd's party at e 1hr:iln Q:iD ror 6unily and friends. sakl the entire bial has been a tnnmatic and de- pdirlg ~for he: ~re not gang members and we were not drunk.· a visibly up- set Maae said outside the court- room Monday. ·1 have no resentment against any of the police officers,• she said. "But if they bad treated us like human beings in.stead of tmding us like animals, we would have responded like hu- man beinga." Maae said she could have taken a plea bargain but dld not want to •ptead guilty to 10me- thing we didrJ't do. .. •No one likes to talk about po- lice Ofli<:e? using em!tSM vio- lence," she said. •But it does happen. I'm not saying they broke our bones, but I'm saying The charges against Irvine stem from various incidents starting in March, when he allegedly got into a dispute with a neighbor and threw acid on his car, officials with the district attorney's office have said. Then, Irvine started pur- suing a 19-year-old woman who already had a boy- friend. When his advances were spurned, Irvine alleg- edly threw acid on the boy- friend's car. Ultimately. Irvine went to the Newport Tanning Qub in Costa Mesa -where the woman and her boyfriend worked -with a concealed weapon and reportedly threatened the boyfriend with bodily harm, according to the district attorney's of- fice. On Sept. 4, Irvine pleaded not guilty to one misde- meanor and five felony thac they assaulted us." Maae's mother:, Carmen Jime- nez, also filed a civil lawsuit against the city on March 25 of this year. Named in the lawsuit are the city of Costa Mesa, Police Chief Dave Snowden and 12 other police officers who re- sponded to the incident The suit alleges violation of Jimenez's civil rights, assault and battery and negligent injury, and demands damages adding up to several hundred thousand dollars. Dourbetas. in his closing argu- A preliminary hearing for three teenage boys who are accused of gang-raping a 16- year-old girl in a Corona del Mar home was postponed from Monday to OcL 28. Gregory Haidl. Kyte Na- chreiner and JCeith Spann - all 17-year-old students at Rancho Cucamonga High School -allegedly drugged the victim's drink and then raped her while a video camera filmed the incident on the evening of July 5 in the home of Don Haidl, an assistant sheriff with the county. Al the preliminary hear· ing. the judge is expected to decide whether there is enough evidence on the 21 felony charges against the boys to go to triai. All three pleaded not guilty on July 17. -Deepa Bharath safety and court•. She may be reached at (949) 574-4226 or by e-mail at deep11.bh11r11th@l11times.com. ments, vigorously defended the • ....----------.. officers against allegations of us-LEO ing excessive force and racism. FRANKEL ·1Sessa. in his dosing argu- meruJ used words like 'terrorists,' Leo Frankel ___, - 'Na7Js' and 'raging animals,'" he Sunday~ 2002-i:, saJd. "That's the most outrageous Hoag Men'IOl1lll ~ In thing I've ever heard. Give me a Newport Beld\. He la eurvtYed break." by his kMna wlf9 Becka Dourbetas showed photo-Frankel of Corona., Mer, graphs of the police officers to Daughter Nidia F-** at a..o. the jury and asked them if they Angeles. .,,.. Nldlwl frw*el of thought those faces fit such vio-=ig= = s.n lent descriptors. friends.,. lnvbd to attend •When I see these faces, I ~.. t....a-. rn.ecMY) don't see a raging animal,• he CX:: -7 :m.., S llt said. ·1 see sons. I see fathers. I ~~3!1! see husbands. They are human 12:00 P.M. BurW wll follow In beings like you and me.• ~~Eternity ~='!v The jury will continue dellb-"""' bestowed ,_ In ~ erating today. dignity. generoelty, ldrldn-, • DEEM BHARATH covers public humor Ind ~M>e onto ~he mM. '""' .. the ~~left .. fmNly Md wtl,.. ~ i:=""'1tullfe offtower-.--...-a donation to the Amlftcen C.ncer Soc'9ty ot the Padflc Symphony OrcMeti& F.mlty MI tats ij by HMttllgt MernocW~ H111rlfll6¥11 ..... .-8-:1\ .Ma. .. ... .. FORUM t«:JW 10 GET~ -&..aere: MeU to EdllofW P9ge Edtor Jemee Melet at the Deity Pftot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mela, CA 92827•R11 hr• HuCIDe: Caill (Mitt 842-8)88 fee Send to (IM9t 846-4170 E-tMl:s.nd to dMlypl/otO/atima.oom •All c:ofT•poodeoce mt.a lndude tuft name, homlmwn end phone number (for veriflc:8tion purpowt. The PUot NMfW9 the rtgtrt to edt .. eubmi.ione for dertty and ~ STUDENT OUTLOOK Ody ssey through wha t 's cool P eople have mixed reviews on their high school experiences. Some say il was one party after another, while others have a different recollection. The basic premise in dress them. So it bad to be some physical activity that every one could see. I blame softball the most. h<JWeVU. because I wasn't eYel' good at it The kids that hit home runs and stole the memories is based .__ ____ _, bases were showered upon the social lives held in adolescence. There has always been, and always will be. the weU-known odyssey of JOEY RICHTER- KAZER with cheers and were always the first pick. I was normally the la.st choice -between me and the foreign kid who what is •cool.• The objects placed in this category may change. but the definiuon will not Because no matter whal you thought back in hlgh school, the majority of your decisions were made lo appear "cool" Another strange but true fact is the groups held dear by the fibers or a students psyche. Everyone wants a group lo belong to so that they feel that they have been accepted, bur nor everyone gets what they want. What about those Jcjds who had lo settJe for a littJe less than the quarterback or the football learn? In a harsh reality that lacks friendship, most children will choose to take what they can get and find comfort in the fact that they have someone they can relate to. But what is it that shapes these traits that allow some people to be so at ease and others so uncomfortable? I have a theory on this one. ll is aU created in the first three years of a child's education. If you can think back, which you probably can't, you would probably realize that those who were cool in your th.ird-giade dass remained on the top of the heap until you lost touch with them. I personally believe it was the physical education that did it No one back in elementary school ~ too free spirited. Most kids bad their parents didn't le.now how to play. But let's delve even further into what makes up this everlasting quality. Perhaps it's something that isn't even the chiJd's doing. What about the naming process? Now there's a real important thing most take lightly. Lets be honest: How many popular kids had names lilce Hubert or Alouicious? Then think back and realize how many had names like John or .. John. Kind of a funny coincidence I think. bur I'm not doubting the power of all the eloquently named infants. Some day maybe little Jeremiah will become a star softball player, but hey, in my opinion that's overrated. Now, for my last tangent, I think l'U bring out a local favorite, the money issue. The rich lcJds seem to always have the best parties or get the nicest cars. It's a good thing they get the big ones, too, because this way they aren't injured when they run me over while I'm driving my Volkswagen. So let me say this: There is something out there that makes some or us jocks and some of us nerds. but I obviously have no idea what it is. •.JOEY~iaa Corona del Mar High ScN>ol 1enior whose columns will appear occasionally in the Community Forum section. STUDENT OUTLOOK No avoiding the stress of th is situation T wo weeks into worth it once l step out onto the field." the school year, the hallways of high schools are once again aowded and filled with the aroma of freshly sharpened pend.ls. Outside, campuses can be heard the echoing footsteps of newly purchased shoes and the slight mumble of Intertwining conversations. The sweaty stench from the ASHLEY MICHAELS With competition inevitable in a high school aunosphere. it is not only the athletes competing. There is a very obvious division socially on school campuses. and while it is understandable, the stress alone of uytng to find somewhere to fit in and feel comfortable can wreak havoc on a brutal wortinp of Hell Week has already masked any new paint smell that may have remained from a summer renovation of the gym rooms. where wtwaahed PB clothes remain stuffed ln locker& The 2003 school year has begun. 1be amiety of a new year ol navigating our way through grades. 8porta. teachers. college preparation and put-time jobs wbBe trying tb fonn friendah.lps. relationlbipa and the wei8bt of determlnln& our ruturea ls almOlt wNmap>ahk 1bese ~ thtn ii. bfabcr apec:tldon ol llUdenta, and they are held mote accountable. MJc:blel ~ prtnclpaJ of Newport Harbor Hieb Schoot. t1y1, •ewery etudent'• reuon for ltlml li cdennL A hlbman It " expected to IMpe lnto a new efrvtronlnmt wt ..... JuNon aodMnmU'l ..... wbb --ildari~" .. ....._._comm fnim~ ......... ..._~bocbPI~ IDd --r.ldl LCllllt • fliiolbil ..S b11lbal,.,... C..-dll Mir....,...,...,._ •11111&••--..... -··-•tlllm.., .... .. I'' ... ..,_ .......... o1a.1111111•• 16-year-old's emotions. One female student from Newport Hart>or says. •1 was such a nervous wreck on the first day of my junior year. I was ao worried about seeing everyone, eYen my closest friends. I spent weeks looking for my outfit. but that momin& I was in teen the entire drive to achool becau1le I felt so l.nsecure." So, I have to aak mylClf. what Is ft that makes a perfectly attractive girl go into bylU:rfa over aometb1Dg SO \Dl.lmponanL And at what polnl did it become 10 accepcablo for tntelliglence to become ahadowed by material ~'noc understand why it ls that we u ~compete for ad:nowledgment for 1.nstgnUk:ant quaff.._ l'MU1WhOe oomp&ecely de9el11ng uy hope ol recognition foe our llMl*I~ lfwt• ~--could ... that .... ... ,......: ~echool _..aatbeea " ,....._ ...... would DOC -•OWl:it: '•dllrtal ....... .,..,.... •MMlft•1t1=•1uP• •DR .......................... wtll n••--1 I 'I ... In .. ~ ... ........ COMMUNITY COMMENTARY SEAN Hlll£R I DALY Pl.OT Day laborers hang out in front of Burger House. across the street from the Job Center in Costa Mesa. The real Westside By Kathleen Eric Re: Geoff West's Oct. I I commentary, "Focus on the Westside must be for all who live there.• In West's commentary on the Westside he noles that all one hears these days is "Westside, Westside, Westside. Until recently that was just so much ambient noise to me.· I'm pleased that Wesl has decided to take nole or the ambient noise of the Westside. Perhaps he is hearing more or a "Westside, Westside, Westside" buzz these days because the decibel level is rising. While I am happy that West is taking a more active interest in my part of Costa Mesa. I don't think his observations viewed from the safety of his vehicle, compare to living. shopping. walking. working and surviving on the Westside. Seeing nice homes side-by-side with decaying homes, next to industrial property, next to Mapartments teeming with activity." is detached from the reality of actually living in that landscape. I live and work on the Westside. Sit back. Let me take you on a brief tour. The "apartment buildings teeming with activity.· That's true. You have no idea how many people (really) live in the Westside. lf you want to get a more accurate accounting of just how many people a two-bedroom apartment can hold, you must be around when we have one of the numerous traffic accidents that occur on my street. The amount of follcs thal pours out of the surrounding apartments to rubberneck [ls shocking). Now, it's no secret that we have some crowded housing over here. During one of the above traffic drills we watched 25 8lJY3 pour out of an apartment. They weren't just visiting either, as the same 25 poured out of the same unit the next morning to head for the Job Center. Welcome to the Westside. One of the problems with Costa Mesa, and particularly the West.side, is the lack of planning and foresight that went Into laying out this community. Baaically, Costa Mesa aprang up like an unruly weed patch. So here we are today, ahooat built out and finding ourselves with an ~of new resident.a. This lnOux Isn't a trickle, or eveo a ateady •tram. This ls a tidal wave. Our dty govemoumt ii letting us down OD band.Un& tbis problem by aaying that Wepl lmmlpatlon ls a *nadonal problem." eo ihei.r bands are ded. Even before thll rec:ent wave of new UTtvalt, we were battlina a dec:aytna lofrutructure. Some advbe ""' penku1atty lf they &re in the cbartty .,.,..._, chat ... Ch.a .. .,. 1eft to do la "open our bem1I. • mow <M!'r, rnabt rwm. pcy up or moire on. 8ecawl we ·1tw oa the ·ne.Wcte. Bwry ..... you will find m.n p~lnlmocaM.....,.. Joeadoa&: In ....... caDleftt • nlltMll'Ult .......... ailldA ....... car ....... ud...,ct '•_.. • .......... ...... ot .............. IO be '*9d. nil PDll ,, '1-of WI ... ., .................. _ ... ...................... work at the Job Centt:r. Tht:re is at lea~t an equal if not larger amount of unemployed, unskilled workers who do not avail themselves of a legal and safe environment in which to seek work. ls this a tragedy? Yes, it i~. and not just from my own front porch but for the entire community and many communities elsewhere in Lhe United States today. This is the Westside, bur look over your shoulder, fellow Costa Mesans. You are not immune to this tidal wave. The former description 1s some of the morning activuy on the Westside. Afternoon brings the travelmg produce trucks, ice cream trucks and pushcarts of aJJ descriptions. How many of the above are licensed in Costa Mesa is unknown to me. For the most part, Westsiders have accommodated this new way of doing business, and unless it directly causes annoyance, we accept that these street vendors (if licensed) are a legitimate way to do business. However. the vending trucks are often not considerace. They block traffic, blare horns and play loud music. Then there are the vendors who don't feel the necessity to invest in building a wagon and ply their wares out of "borrowed" shopping carts with a towel thrown over the contents to keep them fresh. I've gotten used lo all of the above. After all, this is the Westside. ·Alleged gang activity.· I must correct you on the use of the word "alleged"; this is a "for sure" thing. There is gang activity on the Westside. Sometimes there is more and sometimes there Is less activity. How do I le.now? Let me explain. We.have a particular music or the night here on the Westside. Whistling. It is the whistllng of gang members up and down the street. An otherwise· pleasurable sound that oo longer brings joy to my ears. Then there was the night we left our home to drive to a safe location for our evening walk. We found our driveway and entire street blocked by poltoe can. There was a lot of commodon. Noise. Battering rams. Doora belng knocked in at the family HUD housing units next door. Drugs. guns. men taken away. Finally quiet. Howt!'WI', they had abandoned a Large frightened dog in a corner of their yard. A new pet for our family. You aee. we are adaptable here on the Weslllde. "Drunb wandertna netghborbooda. • Ob yea. At lunch time one day I went out to coOect my mail only to ftnd • reoow puaed out under the back whM of my car. Knowing that I woUld IWve need of my veb.ide ahortly &Del not wandnl to back aver the llutub'1& q fellaw, I pbooedthe~. ~ they didn't r-8y want to appwb him. and ubd IDI lf l bed cMct.ed to aeetfbew.-... ..... auz••ol .. w.awe.1 a.w Mnd ..... not to 10Uc:h .unaa--. u .= aftll:a bi'ftCblmpom.~· 111ol -............... _ . ...,... . ... M \\lt I 1' Cllma. r.-... .. ....,-rn I II &R1N1M ._....,._, -,u ...... many times they pick up litter off of their lawns every day. lo some slates there are fines for those caught littering. On one of my forays to pick up garbage tossed in my front yard and beverage containers and tissues stuck. into my hedges, l came around a corner to find a fellow taking something out of my hedge. Reacting lo the situation, I quickly saw that he was using my hedge as a "drug drop.· He was very displeased at my discovery and the fact that I quiclcly dismantled his personal mailbox. The next day all four or the tires on my car were slashed. This is the Westside. My husband was trimming shrubbery on our property line next to the HUD housing -you remember, the same place we found the family pet? He was picking up tossed plastic toys. empty alcohol beverage containers, decomposing diapers, half-eaten food containers, and had started on the items stuck into the hedge. Luckily, he was cleaning the hedge slowly and methodicalty, or he would have ended up impaled with the used hypodermic that was stuck in with the dirty toilet tissue in the honeysuclcle. We called the police. After all, a lol kids live in those units. This is the Westside The city of Costa Mesa simply must pay more attention to this geographic area. If anyone has looked at the sratistics of where the city finances ~ distributed, you will see that the Westside consistently gets the shon end or the stick. Next, how about enforcing what laws we still have on the books that don't, in some way. infringe on someone's freedom. Jaywalkers: Ticket them. This is a big problem on the Westside. Many acddenta are caused by those who dart in front of vebicles and stand In the median u the traflJc swirls around trying to avoid them. Pedestrians jump out of the way or bicyclists who use the sidewalk rather than the designated bike lanes. These are very simple thf.np that would make a t:remendou.a d..lflen:ocle. They are really just a matter of good mannen and consideration for &:Dow members of this pLanet. We do not throw garbage OD Other people't property. We follow the traftlc laws. WD do not mnove~pptng carts from the pmfilies of the busl.oea that own them and leaw them U.Odooed on other people'• property. In addldoo. we need to dean up the bizarre toninC cner hen. And It wouldn't hurt tt eomeooe took • loot at tboee •apanmeot bodldlnp teemins with aaMcy.. Some folb-w91. a lot ol folb- teD u.awe~ 1'* mowe _...,. 1bat....,. deja II ... TWI .. .. famltbome and bii beee ...... . I am CllllllliuomlJ •1n I Mlaj(' ..,.. ... ., .... ct=P:1 wwllca•mmtlwWli611aW .. wentrata GeclS'Wlzl.1116111.aYP " ..... ........... --.... tty ... ................ • ........... Fl 'f ...... • •••• • HOW TO GET INVOLVED .......... manlti ................. o.v. ..__.. rnore._enougtitlme '° h9lp 'fOAlll l*tY or c:eu.. ........ whereto go: ~MlnYOF --CCUQY M RlcNf' ,,,.._ 8"b C2, COtU MIU. CA 12828 (7M)l&81riM Websllll:_ www.ot:tJOP.Ol'fl THE RACE FOR THE 48TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6rah3.ln: Running the beaches JOHN GRAHAM ON:~ • EDUCAl"ION: Gl"llham calla pubHc education •the bat lmr..irnent In the Mure• of the counby. But he Me> points out thet. compared to other countries, the educational system In America la •an embarnamem.• He notee that the ooontrj ls 51th out of 160 countriee In terms of educational expenditures aa a percentage of gross national product and that 17 ooontrlee have longer school years than America~ public schools. Higher pay for teadlers is one solution he edvocatea, as well as suggesting the teadler'• unions vote down tenure in return for better wages. • B. lORO AIAPOR?. Graham polntS out that moat voters in the 48th Congressional District are oppoMd to an El Toro airport. His suggestion: using part of Camp Pendleton for an international airport that would serve both Orange and San Diego counties. • FOREIGN POLICY: Simple, Graham says. •Trade creates peace.• He advocates opening up trade restrictions with Iran and Cuba and giving the president "fast tradt" trade authority to ease trade deals. He also believes that the more the country can do to promote information abroad, the better. Televisions and satellite dishes should be given out to trouble spots across the globe, from Cuba to Iraq. • soaAL SECURITY: Over the next decade, Graham says, Social Security needs to be maintained at current levets, induding cost of living adjustments. He also backs small inaeases in Medicare subscription drug allocations, If the funding comes from savings elsewhere. In what baa become some- what of m elecdon-teUOO stunt, John Gnabam baa been JotPll down stretches of Orange County's beaches to call atten- tion to what be says is his Re- publican opponent's deplorable track record on environmental issues. The object of Graham's ire ia Rep. Chris Col; he's bidding to unseat him for the 48th District seat Joe Mi~el Cobb is the libertarian candidate. "The main reason I'm doing it is to bring attention to the envi- ronment," Graham said. "c.ox's recoil ii dear Oil the emiron- ment He doesn't care." On 13 separate mornings, Gra- ham jogs down a section of beadl. collects a sample of the ocean water and delivers it to a lab for analysis. Graham started in West Newport at the Santa Ana River on Oct. 7. He'll wrap up his tour on Friday al CapJa- trano State Beach In South County. Graham may be making hay over <:ox's record on the environ· ment. but be bas also advanced a series of proposals to improve the public school system, lndud· ing a 1()11(, across-the-board pay bike for all teachers. If be wins the seat, Graham said he would push for $25 bil· lion in additional funding per year for teachers' salaries. In re- turn, be said he would ask for an extra month of instruction time for students. The extta spending may be a tall mJ1a: io today's fed- eral beJt tlgb(enlnf OD budgetary matters. An even taller order for Gra· ham Is winning election to the seat The district. which was re· drawn based on 2000 Census data. is among the most solidJ¥ FU PHOTO /DM.Y PILOT John Graham, Democratic candidate for the 48th Congressional District. He is a professor at UCl's Graduate School of Management. Republican In the state, if not the country. Among registered voters, 52.9% are Republican and 27 .5% are Demoaatic. The remaining 19.6% are registered with other parties or have dedined to state a preference. Graham ran against Cm in 2000 for the 47tb 1llsb:ic:t seat and col- lected only 30% of the vote. F.ducadon is a natural focal point for Graham, who has taught international buslness duses at UC Irvine's graduate sdlool since 1989. He also holds three degrees. including a doc· torate from UC Berkeley. As a spec1allst In international trade, Graham bas written sev- eral boob on the topic of trade with Japan and other Asian countries. nade, Graham says. Is the best way to avoid war. He even recommends' it as a solu- tion to the current friction with Iraq.-. Graham bas aiticU.ed Presi- dent Bush, Cox and other Re- publican leaden for U$ing war with Iraq to divert public atten- tion away from the country's fal. tering economy. •All of this is a political ploy; JOHN GRAHAM AGE:56 FAMI. Y: Married to Mary with three daughters and one son. Sue g9nenrtions of his family have lived in California. OCCUPATION: Professor at UC Irvine's Graduate School of Management. EDUCATION: Bachelor's from San Jose State University in 1970; master's In business admini11ration from San Diego State University In 1976; doctorate from UC Berkeley in 1980. -Graham said •Right now, Bush and the boys are using the Oag to hide a declining economy." During the early 1970s. Gra· ham was a frogman In the Navy's demolition team. He was trained to detonate explosives to destroy -various military targets. Now he's an advocate for building relationshi~ through trade. . "Trade causes peace." Graham said. "You use trade as a carrot to change people." THE RACE FOR THE 70TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT John Campbell: From the incumbent's seat Paul Clinton Daily Pilot AGE:47 N · th incum · FAMILY: Married with two sons, aw runnmg as e -ages 16 and 14. bent, two years after first win-cor.tUNfTY ACTMTIES· Prior ning his seat. John Campbell is to two-year tenn as · approaching this year's Assem-euemblymen, eervec1 on bty race with a different mind-Orange County economics set. development committee. Was ·1 started as being an un· president of school alt.e council known businessman," Campbell at sons' Irvine achoola. Vartoua said •1 now have a track record; boards of business and trede and I have some name recogni-groups. tlon. • EDUCATION: Graduated with a Campbell is running for re-bachelor's degrM In economics election ln the 70th Asaembty from UClAln 1978. Earned a Distrld. which was redrawn tn IT\Mt9f'a In bu9Jneea tautlon 2001 and now does not include from USC In 1977. Attained C.O.ta Mesa. c.ampbell's oppo-certified public accountant nent.s Nov. 5 are Demoaat John mrtua In 1 W17. Kane and Ubertarlan Paul Studier. Campbell enjoya many of the 6uniliar advantages of Republi- cans eeeking oftlce In roct- ribbed conaervadve district& In the 70th Dtsttict, Republlcana comprise 52"-of the regSacered voters, while Demoaa.ts make uponly2ft. Campbell~ opponents have . rUed little money and aren't muir-c much of an eftort to campdgn for the seat. And nm John Campbell about bis Demoaadc opponent •tte just 1ee1DS to have bis name on the bellot in cue I die." Durins hie ftnt term of otllce, CempbelJ bas ltl'UCk a chord with bit district by challenging Gov. GR'y Davis' energy policies and budget C.ampbell. u vice cbaim>an of the Auembly'a budget commit- tee. led oppoaldon to the DetnO- cratic governor's budget., which ultimately passed after Davis and Democratic lawmakers agreed to add several tax credits that they had taken out The budget is one reason ,,,.tty the state is facing a $24 billion defi· cit this year. "We're going to have another big de6cit next year, because the ·governor didn't want to deal with it this year, .. Campbell said "When what's coming in is less than what's going out. don't In· aease the rent Don't go out to dinner more often." CampbeD. lf be winl reelec- tion, said he would again wort to limJt increases in spending, at least while the economy atrug· gles to recover. Campbell said be supports a constitutional amendment that would t'eltrlc:t government apendtng by tying the oudayl to personal incomes. lt would re- quire Slaunento lawmakers to spend no more than the sate at whlcb boulehoJd incomes are growing ltatewtde. Campbell aikl he bu enjoyed b1a flrwt two yem ln Oftlce and. If the dmina le fiFt, WOuJd COJI· alder'~ lot • ltale Senate JOHN CAMPBELL ON: •STATE BUDGET CRIS&S: "We're going to have • big deficit next year, because the governor didn't deal with it tN1 year. When what's coming in is lea than what's going out. don't lnaease the rent. Don't go out to dinner more often." Campbell supports a It.ate budget amendment that would restrict state apending to no more that the growth rate for household Incomes. • fUNDINO FOR EDUCATION: "With the education budget. we heve a lot of what they cell 'categorical ptOgrama.' Those don't mate a lot of een.. to me. The~. could do with the money ttley have, if the money lan't ~ed;" Campbell SUppoftl .. locating funding to adlOOI clatrlcta In one lump aum. • RENEGOIW1NG wmt POWER eeat for 2004. That year, Sen. Ross John.Ion, who repreeenta Newport-Meta in the 35th Dls- Crlct. would be termed OUL Bval though he .. a heavy fa. vortte for reelection to the Aa· HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES GENEMroRs: "ThaM guys are not going to renegotiate in the 1--of a martet that la going to punish them. We need to encourage more sources for bulking power.' Campbell said he auppof1B nuclear, hydroetectric and othe~ "alternative" ways to bring mofl8 power online. · • CEN'1'BUW RM. SYSnM: ·orange County la very badty auitad to light l"llil. tt'a decentrallzed; tt.. la no center in Orange County. Seconc:ly, It's very spread out Yo4.i need a car to get you wtw. you wwrt to go;" •TIE 800E'S ECONOMY: , "I am wonted about wtl9t the · pollc:iea the ... hat enacted aie doing to Jobe and 1he economy.; tt'• driving • lot of good Joba a~ growth out of the..... . aembty, Campbell aaJd l)e hup't booked the wtn j\111 yet. j "You take nochlDg lk>t granted,.. Campbell eald. ·'f ~ ple think I've been dolDI • gotMi Job, they lbould wte b •" : I • • . .. CWD11 OF TIE DAY . "To p.UI tlW match out, it'I a huge win." -• Clw'tl'bAllA, CdM ai1s ~coach ' HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PlAYERSOF THE WEEK WEEK& CDSTAMESA ® L . 6-2, 180 Sr. Awfngbedc and ufety, he ruthed for 39 yards on MV90 carries a.ndhislate interception dinchedthe win. PllUI Mm'tin 6-3, 280 Sr. Returning from a knee Injury, he came off the bendl to blodc very well at guard, ta<*le and tight end. CDRONA DEL MAR JoM Daley 6-1, 235 Sr. Atwo-way. lineman, ho stood out at offensive ta<*lowith superior bfoddngto fuel comebadc victory. e e e David Del F.a M, 140So. He boomed a peirof c:onvenion kkbthrough the uprights, Inducing the game-winner against University. ESTANCIA Bobby Eltrada 6-1, 180 Sr. He returned an Interception for a would-be TD, negated by penalty. and carried seven timeafor26 yards. E)A ~e ••C... 6-1, 215 Jr. He MIS a force .t Allebed:er to helphold s.nt.Anato 83yllfde Nlhing,I IHID*Mowfor an Eagle foe. NEWPOIU HARBOR , .... ifr•rw ..... ........... ...... •• 0 ........ :!$=' ......... ··~ 1Nvor n.tot 5-11. 3X) So. lMUbedc'I .......... bloddnglnb Nnnqglme _ .... did ...,tw mjghta&-ywd lD.-., 9porta Eew Roger Carlson • !949) 5744223 • Sportl Fax: (949) 650-0170 Tuesday, October 22, 2002 A7 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL ·Cd rallies· to w ·in Above, from left, Corona del Mar's Lindsay Ensign (6), Ashley Bill (24) and Breanne Ogden celebrate as the Sea Kings wi~ a riveting third game 3 in Monday's Pacific Coast League match against Northwood. Right. Corona del Mar's Claire Allen digs a ball in the backcourt during Monday's battle between the PCL's two previously unbeaten teams. PHOTOS BY l<ENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Game busters Young Sea Kings grow up fast Monday night, staving off fiv e game points in third game, before coming back in PCL thriller against Northwood. Richard Dunn Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -The road to the P'..i· • cific Coast League guli. volleyball champion- ship seemed remark.· able similar to another series happening this week up the freeway. ·nus is like (Sunday's) Lame 4! or the World Series,· one fan srud Monday night during host Corona del Mar High's riveting five·gdllle P<...I. victory over Nonhwood, 15-9. 10-15, 18 16. 13 15, 15-11, which gaw the ')ea Kings (12-7, 5-0 in the PCLJ the mc;1de track to the league title. The two teams -Nonhwood ( 13 6, 4-1) was ranked No. 8 tn Orange County last week, while CdM was un· ranked -will square off again Nov 7 at Nonhwood. Cd.M, which had been 0 for-3 m five- game matches thi:; seal>on, i.taved off five game point:; m the third game, al ter rallying from a 14-9 deficit, to win an overtime thriller. 18· 16. ·What's huge about it," CdM Coach Bill Ouistiansen said, "i!> that we're a young team, with i.ix sophomores and five juniors who play with a lot of hean, but haven't been in i.uper tough vars1ry competition like this. Not only did they play with heart, but they '\howed poic;e, too.· With no one to physically match up with Northwood':. big three front ltne of 6-foot-1 Aabria Upi.comb and 6· footers Laura Black and Alex f-t:ll, the Sea Kings, seemingly matching the emotions of the preVJou.., 111ght' unbe lievable 11 ·IO Angels World :>ene'> wm. found other ways to wm. ·1 thought Corona del Mar played with a lot of enthusiasm. Thoc;e girls got after it,· Northwood Coach John Gaido said. ·r thought (the Sea Kings) played hard. We couldn't put them away. They kept climbing back . . we mew they were the team 10 beat com- ing in. 1 t.hinJc we're right there with them. The road to the league title goes through them." Corona del Mar was led by Oaire AJ. Jen's 24 kills. Alissa Zoelle·s 28 digs and Britta Njelsen's four service aces in the third and fourth games (two in each game), while Lindsay Ensign (15 kills) and Jordan Smith (14) rarely missed when receiving sets from Ashley Bill. "To pull this match out, it's a huge win,· Christia.men sa.Jd of the back· and-fonh match, wtuch included a CdM comeback in the fourth game. only for the hosts to come up short. 15· 13, after rallying from a 13-9 deficit. ln the match-turning third game. Northwood served for the game at 14·9, but MacKenzie Conover returned a ball lightly over the net 10 give the Sea Kings a sideout and thwart their first game point. 1Wo serves later. they turned away their second game point. Later, with Northwood serving at 14 12, a tong serve gave CdM a third life. See COM, hp Al OCCATHLETESOFTHEWEEK .. Canlfliat tan A7 ,.,....__ • ..., •.• ODlilde ,__ .......... 5-Jlld .a ... Bad ... ·~--qe--~~ ... · ............ ~ .• ..,_. IUD for DO ~ •• , 'Ddrle b.i -. ..a.arun&l l·ymUw ... N.e+n delldaa.-... ~ .... Q t;.. \riolds blJP tdt Oil QB OD op- doft b' lbaltp •OJSrA lllBA -~Al .... •ts -mm. • leaping interoepdon In bla own end mne to tum away late flnt. hllf diM •.. MJddle ~ ,.... II • roam a hlwe hit to stop a run t.ra 1-,.mio..and a19o makts a tJdSe 2 ,_. beblod the Jioe ••• bide llnelledcer -Via 8ltl6 a nm fm a abort pin •.. ~ .. and eafety...,.. ,. ..... each Biil their hands oo a~ to aue an in- compledon ... tuk GM ' recovers a Jumbled kldtoft to aet up a short touch- down drive .•• lnsidC! 'bacbr a.II .... leadl.a pog of tadclea tD ml a bark a a 4-ym!JoM .,. Ncw9•nllllll!'16AIW• OCMD a fumble to set up a tmachdcMn drive ... RocbW• daed dawn • baD cmrier to saw a UlUdldown .•. Via ool- lec:IB MesD lone sack t.r a 7-yard io. ... Waldron int.el~ to bait Onmp's laSt p:l--lQ. e NllWJlaO' BAllllJR-'Dldde a- :a~ o:: ==~ r::= .. SCHEDULE , TODAY c....-.1 ... , High achoo! boy9 •nd gll'tt-Saa• HTll tt capo V•lley Ctuitd•n, Oxford Acedemv. 3 p.m. ..... ~ High echool glrlt -Edleon at Newport Harbor, •t H•rper Community Center, s:1&p.m. Golf High school girt• -Sage Hiii at Costa MMa,3p.m.; College men -UC Irvine •t The Tllllnghatt, hosted by St. John'• Unlver1ity, at Quaker Ridge Golf CJub, Scarad•le, N.Y. 800C* Community college men -or..,..ge Coaet at Santlego Canyon, 3 p.m. Community college women -Cypre11 ttt Orange Coast. 3 p.m. DEEP SEA MOfCAY"S COUNTS ,...,.,_........_ -lboata, Colltge men-Chrl"len Hettt.ge •t Vanguerd, 3 p.m.: UCI at Cal State Fullerton, 7 p.m. ..... Hlgh echool glrtt-lAQUna Beach tt Corona ct.I Mar,3:1& p.m.; Newport Harbor •t AlltO Nlguel, 3 p.m.; COit• MM• at E1tancl•13 p,.,.,.; F•lrmont Prep tt Sag• Hiii, 3:15 p.m. ~ High school glrtt -Newport Harbor tt Foothlll, 6:30 p.m.; Sage Hiil •t Oxford Academy, 8 p.m. College women -Blola at Vanguard, 7 p.m. w.t«polo . High school boyt -Ser.lite at Corona del Mar, 3 p.m.; VIiia Part at Newport Harbor, 3 p.m.; E1t•ncla at Orange, 3:15 p.m.; Wetltern at Costa Men, 3p.m. CDM . Continued from A7 then a Northwood return into the net provided the Sea Kings with another chance. DOH LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT Estancia's Chad K&rlef1 moves into scoring position as he batdes Tesoro opponent to the bal and~ comes up with it i1 Monday's nonleague game. reaMD a fumble • the ~ 11, setting up 1lus' ftnt tow:IMbm ... Nose- guaid Amin Nlelo'opkeS sboestdng tackle D DO pin ... Free safety J>11rtm.. 32 ....... 2~,51 albecont, 12 blu.fin tuna, 10 calico beM, 38 ICUlpin, 35 rodcftah, 7 ~. 5 whtteftah, 8 atdp Jade. 39 blue pen:ll, 2 ble<* croaker, 2 opal eye. The Sea IClngs, who tied the game at 14, faced a fifth game point when Northwood serwd at 15-14, but C.Onov- er's kill kept her team alive again, then the hosts fed off the momentum and scored the next two points on liDs by Nielsen and Conover. Northwood tied it at 16, but Conov- er's kill dump gave Corona del Mar a sideout, then Nielsen scored htgb. at the net on a one-hit return and 2'.oeUe put the Wolverines away with a service winner. Tesoro tops Estancia Despite nonleague loss Monday, Eagles in position to contend for Golden West League title. COSTA MESA -The F.stancia High boys water polo team was outscored, 5-0, in the second half to drop an 11-4 nonleague decision to visiting Tesoro Monday. Jess Hellmich scored two goals for Coach John Qupenter's Eagles (6-9), who also received one goal apiece from Frank Gamboa and Paul Collier. Junior goalie Nathan M.amellar bad 10 saves for the hosts, who host Orange in a Golden West League contest today at3:15 p.m. Qupenter said a victory today, as well as a win Nov. 5 against Ocean View, would propel the Eagles (2-2 in league) into the CIF Southern Section playoffs. ............ Teeoro 11, &tMda 4 Soolw by Guertin T890ro • 2 3 2 n Estancia 3 1 0 0 .. Teeolo-Colton 6, Knapp2. Rlce2, Hunt 1. Savee-'Nelsbed<er 11. ~ -Hellmicti 2, Gamboa 1. Collier 1. Savel Marsteller 10. pn Ji•• .. 1 ..... a btg hlt OD quarter- t.::k for a short -pin, assisted by outside 'bed::er ....,. .......... ~ Bm S... lutawpts a deep pus ... San- chez maka a stop Jm no pin on tbiid-andc ... End Mic ,_,_,. tbfowa clown baD aadel' for 3-yanl loes ... middle line- backer JWwnilc• Calbw stops rusher for 1-yal'd gain :. . Late in the flmt ha1t: HAPPY BIRTHDAY CelebnrtN the~ Piofs MNefe oflhe WeelC series TODAY 22 -Ty Tramblle Newport tiart>or Boys ll'Olleyball, '99 Both teams exchanged leads so fre- quently, there was no doubt this match was a battle of the league's two un- beaten squads coming into the affair before a sparse crowd. After CdM led in the fourth game, 7-6, Northwood's scored the game's next six points for a 12-7 edge, then the Sea JCings rallied again to tie it, 13-13, before the Wolverines' blocking got the best of the smaller Sea Kings . In the fifth game, the Sea Kings never trailed, but had slim 8-7 and 12-10 leads, before winning by four. Brawner makes tackle for a 5-yard loss with an 888lst from c.torena ... 10mmy c.nol provides heavy ~ on quarterbadc to fOR:e fnoomplete paM ... Castorena stops ball canier for 2-yard l<m .. Pndnjas taddes runnlhg back for 5-yard km ... Sanche'z records a 13-yani sack ... c.a.storena in.ten:ep18 a pass and retums it 12 yanis, after the ball ,was almost picked off by teunmate Mmt Btkbon, who jug- gled it before Castorena SD8k:bed it out of the air ... Posey drops l\llUUJ:lg back for 7- yatd loss ..• linebacker n..n. ~ intercepts .. pass and returns it 19 yards ... Outside 'backer Gng Minor ends the game with a 5-yatd sack . OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK BRIEFS OCC women win easily • BSTANa.A -Comert>ack Bobby f.s.- tnda intercepts a deep pass and l'$IDlS it Tl yards for apparent toucbdawn. though a clipping call sliced 50 yards of his aedit.ed return yards . . . Fstrada breab up a third-down deep pass ... Lewll Bradlbaw records a toucbdown- saving tadle on a Santa Ana punt return at the Fstancia 20. LOS AlAMITOS -The Orange Coast College women's golf team pick.eel up an uncontested victory over Orange Em- pire Conference host Cypress Monday at the Cypress GoJf Oub. Joanne Durocher shot 13-over-par 84 to pace the Pirates (6-5, 5-4 in confer- ence), who needed only to complete the 18 holes without disqualification to col- lect the win, since Cypress had only three players. one shy of the minimum. Marilyn Pope (91}, Laura Sumpter (92) and Diane Valoff (105) also scored for OCC which hosts conference foes Santiago Canyon, Irvine Valley and Golden West in a four-way conference clash Monday at 11:30 a.en. at the Costa llOTKI Of D•te of S.le: 11/5/2002 TIIUSTU"S SAU •t 10:00 AM Pi.ce of T.S. ..._02-74to6CA S.le: In the front of the ...__ I fi.cP<>Ms •t the m•ln 048-17U262-7M fl!try .,. .. ti/ the Pl•-~ Ne. IOIJa4SM untie Civic C.nter, 401- YOU ARE IN OEFAUU 411 E. Ch.pmmn Avenue, UNDER A DEED OF Placenll•, CA TRUST DATEb 6/1/99. Amount of unpeld b•l- U H LESS YOU TAKE 8rllle lllld other eh1ttps: ACTION TO PROTECT $189,308.85. YOUR PROPERTY, IT Str .. t Address Of other MAY BE SOLD AT A common dalan.tion of PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU rHI properly: 605 NEED Alf EXPLANATION Broohlew W•y 59 Cost. OF THE NATURE OF THE Mes., C.. 92626 PROCEEDING AGAINST A.P.N.: 9J4.(l5.-059 YOU, YOU SHOULO The underslaned CONTACT A l.AWYER. TrustM dl.sci.lms eny A public iwctlon $9le 118bility fof •ny lncor- to the hlchat bidder tM rectneu of tile 1tr .. t cmsll. cullief's chedl lddren "' oth« com- dr•wn on • at.le Of mon dnl&n•tlon, If any, n1tlon1I benll, check shown above. 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Natalie Draganz.a shot 46 over nine holes for the Sailors (4-2 in league), fol- lowed by teammates ICayleigh Hom (52), Katie McKay (56), Amanda Camp- bell (59) and Rachel Kone (59). Foothill's Grace Park shot 39 to earn medalist honors. THE PETITIOff requests the d9cedent's Wiii end codlclls, If •ny, be •df!litted to prob811. The Will and any codlclls tr• •nil•ble f0< eum1na· tion In the file kepi br the court. THE PET1T10N requab •uthority to ldminlstw the eslAlte under tile lndtpend111t Admlnis- tr.tion of E.stata ~l (Thia Auttior1ty wll tlow tile person•! '•-· t•th1e to tall• m•ny •ctlons without obtffl· lnr court •pproval. Before ttllln1 cert•ln -------• .,., import•nl 1ctlons, llowewr, the perMUI rlPfaent.tlve Wiii IN required to cfv• notice to Int.rated peraons unlaa llley "8ve welwd notice or consented to Ille proposed action.) The lndependl11\ •dmlnlstr•· tloll 1irlttorlty wlll be sr1ntac1 11t111esa en r11· t•t11ed ,.,_ fllel •n objectioll to tlie petition Ind '9lowm l004 CBM wfly the-·~ not 1J•nt the •uthorlty. A HEARIHG on the petition will be llelcl on NOVEMBER 1'. 2002 •t 1:30 p.111. In Dlpt. l73 locet84 1t 341 The Cily Oriv. Sovttl, Or•nce, CA 92168. If YOU 081EC1 to tM 1,.nt1n1 of tll• petition, yeu should ..... .. die 11Mrln1 •llCI ..... ,_ otljlc;· tloi!1 ot fife wr ltt1n obleotlona Wltll tM c-i Nfore IN llellflftc, Y-_..,..-_,lie In ptrHll or by rnr •ttorllty. • IF YOU AltE A CMOI· TOlt tt ct11t1111ut miMDr of.,.~. ... llAOI cmc-.-.. _., ............. .. s.. .. we,.. O.....n.• ---·••••au•r.a ·---ORDINANCE FDR lffTROOtJCTION PLANNING DEPART-M£HT f(E SQIEOOLE UPOATf., MISCEUAHEDUS ACTIONS HUMAN SERVICES GRANTS FOR 2002·2003. AOOPT'°" OF A ~OGRAM F()ft OISADVM· TAGEO BUSNSS EN-TERPRISE (08E) RE· QUIMMENTS FOR FED- lAAL flSCAl '((AR 2002· 20b3. LIV'E SCAN fWGER· '911HT SYSTEMS PUR-CHASE. CITT'S SUPf'Ofl'T FOR P11orosmoff 50 (WATER SECURITY, CUM ORW<INQ WA· nR, COASTAL AND •SAGE Hll.L -Uneman Bryan Por- relt records the Ugh.tiling's one sack for a 10.-yard ka ... P.atdt Smida forces a fumble with a hit on a receiver and ~ Hill recovers . . . Smith also makes a touchdown-saving tackle after a 19-yard run . . . Unebacker Scott OIO tackle.s ball canier for a 5-yard loss . . . Linebacker <m 9lnmon stuft5 runner no gain ... l!ltk Wlllm:m and Brtk Good converge on several tackles ... Defensive back Jr.eya M..wwtl nearly picks off two passes and provides tight covemge throughout the game. • The f0Uowm1 persons we doin1 business as: Powers Tutorin1. 7285 9111 StrMt. Apt. Ill, 8U1111• Patti, CA 90621 Jon•t118n Powtta, 7285 9th Street, ~t. 111, Buen• Pwti, CA 90621 Jncic:•. Powws. 7285 9th street, Apt. Ill. Buen. Pm, CA 90621 This busiMss JS con· ducted by: husband end wlf• Hewe you started dolnc buslnas yet7 Yes. 8129/02 JoMtll8n S. Powers Thia st•tement wH fllecl wilt! the County Cletk of Or.nae County on lQ/18/02 Het6t20tN Dally Pilot Oct 22, 29 Nov, 5, 12. 2002 T867 lhe fol1owln1 pet"sons are dolna bu,lness as· Superior Geraae Doors. 2628 Elden. <Anta Meu, Callfornl• 92627 Morc•n Robfft Mud, 22216 Camlnrto laraco· H , l81UM Hills, C1li form• 926!>3 Justin Muro, 2628 E Iden, Costa Mesa, Califorma 92617 This buStness la con· dueled by. • aeneul partnership Have you started doln1 b11slness yet? No Morpn Robert MHd This ttetement Wll filed with the County Clerk of Or.nae County on 10/011oi, 20026919047 01Hy Piiot Oct. 15, 22, 29, Nov. 4, 2002 T863 The followin1 peuons •r• doln1 business as: Carolynn• W•lker a. Auoc:i.-tes, 217'/> Topez Avenue, Newpo<t a .. e11. CA92662 Cuolynne Wall••r. 2171/> Topaz Avenue, Newport Buch. CA 92662 This bu1ineu •s con· ductld by· •n lndMdu•I Have you started doln& bllslneu yet? Yes. 7 1-02 Cerolynne E. Waller This st•tement was filed with the County Clerk of Oflnlt County on 10/07/02 2002H1tSU Dally Pilot Oct. 8. 15, 22.29.2002 T849 ,..... ..... ......... ........... .......... ,._..... The tollowln1 persons ... ...... sre doln1 business as: Tiie followlna persons A.) Wekhm•n Auoc:i· .,. dolfta b111iness as: The followlna persons alts, RHltora, B.) Pllilllpa Auto, 1220 W •re doins business as: Wtlchm•n Rulty, 1175 CoHt Hwy, N•wport CAl.CAGNOS WOODFIN-Boise W•y: C-Ost• Mne, Be.ch, CA 92663 ISHING, 817 W 17th St., CA 92626 MRP, Inc:: (CA), 1220 w. ~r7 Mes•. Catlfornl• S1crt1h1,. Rulty Group. Coast Hwy., Newport Inc. (CA), 1175 Bobe Beech, CA 92663 Anthony John Cele11· W•J, CoslAI Map, CA This business Is con· no, 1822 Pomon• Ave., 92626 ducted by: • corpor•tlon Cost• Mes., C.llforni8 This business Is con- tt.v• you swted 92627 dllcr.d br: • ~por•tlon cloi 1 oins business yet? Y11, This business Is con· Have JOtl stMt•d • 9114 ducted by: .,, indivlduml dol11& buslt-ytt? Yu, MRP Auto, Inc. Hllft JOU at.led clolnt 10/27/00 M1lcolm R. Phlftlps. bus"-,..?No Sl1nahre R .. 1t, Prealdent Anthony J. C1lcq,no Gro.111, Inc. Tiii• 11Aitement WH Tllft lt1t1ment wn Leny W11cJ!m1n, Prell· filed wlttl the County fM with tM County •nt Clerk of Or111ce CountJ CWtl. of Otlftll to.Inly Thia t.l1t1ment w .. on 10/ll/02 on 10/07/02 m.t -w1111 tlle County HetHt1•7 ........... Cl.n 9f Otlf!P Clolillty DtlY ,..._ OCL 22. it. ~~on hK.ll lllde· Oft 10/11/02 Nov.&. lZ. 2002 Tt71 §i.'2ii02 OCt. 10 • ., ~ .....-111 ......... _1_._2Q02______ OlllJ f'llot Oct. 15, 22. 21, ~. $, 200'l Tl55 ... ............... ---.... ........... .,.,.. ........ -• ................ n.tf ......... M ... ..... A.) "Al . .,_,~·· ........ ~ ..: Thi .......... ,.,._, l.)A cw. Out, •• ....c.-lllof... life .... builMI• 11: C.) A Kit... . .,.... •101 Stnllef• WKt C4lut lullw1, loft. 0,) A Clltre w, Or "-Port lucll CA 31~ Tt~y __ Qt., eotta 21.3 l!ttl SttMt. "-· iH13 ' ...... CA9292'1 ~---J. ~ct. .... zt• ., .... J. M•u•. 8101 Glr•ll .... Leto.NIU, hlllll•• .. •••1!111•---..... "41clleel UlW_, ,, ~ br ........... k, 3112 lrWty Or., tlell ltrwt HutltAllflelll hedl,CA~ ""'' Colta ..... ,CAml7 -x• o' ..• •t::• -... iiliiii --• -"" -..... Dnl(liUll • •7 Ti. ......... ft COii· Mhf lly: et1 ............. ~l ell....._. .... .,,. .. ,,.,.... ""',.. ""'" ..... ,.. ...,.., ..... ,...,....... ... ......... "" ............. ui: ... Be 1111 cj k ... .:.::-J ~... ....... J. ""'~-.. -·· fll .... I .. --,..... • ..._ .... ,., ' ....... ... ... lltt -... .... ... c:..ty fhlw .......,,...., ... ..... ad w..... =-:"e1r.':. = c ... of°'°"" eo.tlty = :ror.:. = ~ ·1-ftN9JJ t11lllJl.W • .. •ct,'1 .. 1/1111 111 lO(l...W ... -...... -~1ft ...... _.., -Dallr ,... Oet 15. u lN -LlplNaelm ......... ....... The lollowma persons aa cloin1 business as. Triton Market Company, 510 31st Street, Suite C, Newport Bltach, CA. 92663 Geoffry• C. Fults, 510 31st Street, Suite C. Newport BHch, CA. 92663 Kelty K. Fults. 510 31st StrHt, Su1la C, Newport 8Hc:ll, CA. 92663 Tl11s business is con- duded by: husband and wife Hne you darted doin& business yet? Ytt, Sept. 24. 2002 Ceoffray C. F ult• This statement w•s flled wltll the County Cieri\ of Of anp County on 10/10/02 20026920144 D•lly Pilot Oct. 15. 22. 29. Nov 4, 2002 T862 ....... ... s..... The followl"I .,.,_. art doiftl business as: Cllt111beft8ln ConaulUna. 32S3 ld8ho l•n•, Collt• Meu, CA 92626 Tim Clltmberl•ln, 3253 ld811o Lane, Cost1 Mes., CA92826 This ~l!Jlness Is con- ductild by: an lndlvld111I Hlil•• you stwted dolr!t bu.ineu ytt? No Tim R. OllM1bertlln This st.llment WH filed wltll the c.iunty Clertl of Oren .. CollfllJ on 10/21!02 2M2tt2tUO Diiiy Pilot Oct. ZZ. 29 Nov. s. 12, 2002 m2 The fotlowlna 11«sons ue doln& business n . MacMlli.n a. Assoclatei. 444 Bluebird Cenyon, l•avna Beach, CA 92651 Bonnie Mmc:Mill•n. 444 Bluebird C.nyon, Lecun11 Beach, CA 92651 This business Is con- ducted by: •n lndtvidual Have )'04! &twttld ctoina buslneu yet7 Ho Bonnie lbcMlllan This st.tement was liled with the County Clefk of Dfanae Counly on 10/11/02 2002H20112 O•tty Pilot Oct. 15. 22, 29. Nov. 5. 2002 Tll59 ......... ........ The followtn1 penpns •re dolna bu5'ness ts· 0.1111 Kina Unllmitld, lD £.17th. Cotta MeM, CA92627 Tilo-Mun-er lodle, 171112 Wells Pl .. Cosu ....... CA92627 This business It con- duct•d by: •n lndMdutl Hmvt rou slllrted doln1 business yttf Ho TomLoc:ke Tltb t l•tell!Mt Wll flltd wit.II tho c-ty Clef\ Of Ofenp CO»nt1 on 10/11/02 te02HMl1t 01111 l'llot Oct. 1$. n. 2'1, Nov. S. 2002 Tll!IS ._ ___ ........ ..,...., ................. ~ .... Ocll. 1,~# 8.lllw.l,1'002 mf Dlilr f'1llt Oat. 22. 29. ........... .-i .... --·•J·--.... ---·-·--------~-·-..... 6,11,tOOt ... -------------- ... "I .. ... •"°'1• " ' II>• ... ..... .,~ "" ,, . ., .. .. ... ·" f·"; ... 10(1 . .., .J • r .- .. ... ·~ .. • J ·---...... ..... .... .. "YO ..... •-o• ,._ ... w -- :;:;~~~-~:.--~----""'.... - ·-....... .. flf•llWM In ---... --. ,., ..... Codi *''°" ----9100. TIM \ifllt foe Mia ......... • •• • tW.. •• not HIN'• TM followUll JtifMflt - _..._ kftto fow -..tltl ffOfll 1tt .,... M"'-a : tt. ..._.,. •to notkod llw SIM Rnltor1, 1411 ·-,.... .._.. 1btll ..... lttMt, Svlt• ..:L--\'OU MAY UAMINt tlM 300., Sert'• A11•, CA - -file "°'' ~ ... coWt. If tv08 • QllaAIHNt you •• • .,.,_, "' ... ,,,,, , 1111". uz ft Ill ......_ MMf\• tar~ In ~ nllto. l"IHoltw. lrvlno, CA ,_,..... ,,......., wn· YOll IMy lilt wlUI the 9zmo .,.,.... c:f.._•, 111141 tOllfl • RequHt for This b11slneu It ~on ..,aoftl who ntty o~h· SoKllll Notice (fotm OE· ducltd by: an lndlvldu1I tt•IM tMI lnt.rettd In 11!14) of the fllln1 of •n Hin you 1wt1d ttie _., 0t Mtaf.•, 0t lnvlfttory •nd lll>9f •It.el clol111 buslneu yen No htll. o f; ST(PHE" of estate 1uets Of of l!Wwdedl.Ow Cl. VI)[ McClUfJt 1111 111y petition or .uovnt This st.l'-nt wH S1tl"HEfll C. McClUCR H PfOYided In Prob1t1 IHotd with the County Ill• STtW'. McClUER Code 11eetion 1250 A Cletk of Onn1• County A l"flTTIOH FOR PRO· Request tor Specl•I on 10/08/02 8Alt b• ~ fkd by Notice fOfm IS Olll•ble 2oot6t191SS MICHAn McCLUU In ff om the court clerk Deily P1lol Oct IS, 22. ~ ~H>f Court of A"--Y fw Petl"-• 29. Nov 4, 2002 T861 C1lllotnla, County of D.-L D .... tt. I~. (IAANG(. SIN US29 TH[ PETITION FOR 0.. Pwti P'lae, Ste. l"R08AT£ requnts th1l 1250 MICHA(L Mc:Cl.UCR be '""-• CA 92'1 t _..,led as C*'Sonel Published N1wp0t t tepeMnt.ltlwe to ed Beteh·Cosi. Meu Dady lftlftiJt« tM ntlte of Pilot October 16, 22 23. the decedeftt. ~ Wl870 M P£Tll10H requests 1ulh«1ty to administer the ost•.. under the Independent Admlnls tratlon of Esutes Acl (This Authority wtll allow ttte personal represen tahve lo teke many ecbons wlthcMlt obtain Ina court eppronl Before tallin1 certain very Important 1ctt0ns, ttowever, the personel rel)f~ntatlve will be req11lrld to clve oohce to Interested penons unless they have walvtd notice Of c:onsented to the prQ90Md •chon.) The independent •d rn1n1dr1hon euthorety win be aranled unless an interested person Illa en objection to the petition and shows 1ood cause why the court 'hould not pant the authority A HEAIUNC on the pehtlon will be held on NOVlM8lR 14, 2002 at 1 JO p.m 1n Dept l7J located at 3' l The City Om• South, Ounae. CA 92868 If YOU OBJECT to the 11 antina of the pelttaon, you sho<lld appe11 at the hurin1 and st.le your objeclJOllS or file written obf'Ctlons With the COUr t before the he111n1 Your appeerance mey be 1n person or by your attorney If YOU ARE A CR(DI TOR or cont1n1ent creditor of the deceesed, you musl hie your cl11m w1lh lhe court and mail a copy lo the per son al rep1uenlatin •Pc>Oented by the court w1th1n lour montM from the date ol the hrst issuance ot Mtt. ..... "-*'-' The follow1n1 persons 11e do1n1 business as Best Choice Tickets, 16651 Gothard St Suite A, Hunhn&ton Boch. CA 92647 Norman Kirk Burnstein, 6600 Warner Ave , 222. Hunhnaton Beach. CA 92647 This busmen 1s con ducted by Ml 1ndlv1dual Have you started do1n1 bus1nns yet' No Norman Bur nstetn This statement wn f~ed with the County Clerk of Onnae County on 10/18/02 20026920904 Datly Ptlot Ort 22. 29, Nov 5, 12. 2002 T868 Rt*'-lmm "-*'-' The lollow1n1 persons are do1n1 businen as A ) Buy the Yard B ) Buy th• Yird net, JUJ Corte Ca l~ta , Newport Beuh CA 92660 laurte We1nhutt. 31 CJ Corte Calela, Ne10pott Beach CA 92660 This bus1nus 1s ~nn ducted by an 1ndiv1du•I Have you star led doinc bu&i~n yel, No lau11e Wemhutt This slalt>menl .,,_ hied with ttie County Clerk of Orance County on 10/11/02 20026920229 Daily Pilot Oct 15 'l'I ~ Nov !i 2002 T 8!>4 ,.... ..... ... *'-' The follow me 114r M>ns are doin& busmeu as TrlTunnel E•press. One Cotponte Park, Suite 101, lrvlne, CA 92606 Roc·l tnk, Inc. (CA), One COfporate Park. Suite 101, Irvine, CA 92606 This business 11 con dueled by: ii corporation Have you slilrled dotnc bus1nus yet' Yes. 10/10/2002 Roc·ltnk, Inc B f Vardoohs, President This st1tement was hied with the County Cletk of Orana• County on 10/17/02 20026920707 Daily Pilot Oct 22, ~. Nov S. 12. 2002 1870 ClWOUT YOUR HOUSE WITHA GARAGE WE! cm (949) 642-5678 SEll your un•o.onled ll•ms lhroueh rlu~1hed TING ANEW BUSINESS?r • • • • • • • • • • • The Legal Department at the Daily Pilot is pleased to announce a new service now availa.ble to new businesses. we will now SEARCH the name for you at no extra charge, and save you the time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of cou rse, after the search is completed we will file your fictitious business name statement with the County Clerk, publish once a week for four weeks as required by la.w and then file your proof of publication wit~ the County Clerk. Please stop by to file your fictitious business statement at the Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St, Costa Mesa. If you cannot stop by, please call us at (949) 642-4321 and we will make arrangements for you to handle this procedure by mail. If you shoul.d have any farther questions, please call us and we will be more than glad to assist you. Good luck in your new business! Policy How to Place A ,. R.m and dealdlina ~ subject to ~ without ooticc. The publisher racrves the right to censor. reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisemenL Please ~ any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot aoceplS no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually Occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. • •• CLASS IFIE AD Dea,, es Monday J ••••••••••••••••••••• Fnday S:OOp I I ~ " Tuesday................... onday S:OOpm : By Fax (949) 631-6594 (PkMe include your name and phone numbc-T llftd we·u call you bid wilb a price quo<c.) By Pirone (949) 642-5678 Hours By MaiVIn Person: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 91£>27 At Newport Blvd. & Bay St. .. Wednesday .............. fuesday 5:00pm ,. Thursday ............ W~sday S:OOpm .. . I Friday .................... Thursday 5:00p°' ..- Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday S~nday ....................... Friday 5:00pm ~· ANNOUNCDAlm & MISC. 10UH770 GARAGE SALE 1419 BUSINESS & l:ESTAH SALE soos-saso FINANOAL 2305-2490 Collectlblal fwnlbn 3435 1 fwnibn 3435 HOMESFOASAl..E Memcnllllla 1160 **************** ORANGE 5400 =~·~o::s&n~ * SHORESINTERIORS * COUNTY a Altec. Spkr. tube 8lrc>S * EWF:.A•• * ------Mike 949-645-7505 * N ..-.ARRIVALS * Balboalsland All :~dver· ! SAL£! ! Want to Sell 1ts1ne in this newspaper ** UNUSUAL '8CASUM. *• is subject to the Federal your hoine? Fair Housine Act ot 1968 * FURNISHINGS * Ask _L __ ..... our as amended which UUUVI makes ii illeeal lo * Wicker Rancw1 searing, l...anlJS "ldbk.'S. * SAT, SUN advertise ·any prefer· * 2640 Avon St. Newport Beach * ence, l1mltatlon or * * Real Estate d1scrrm1nalron based on Off HlvcrskJe & Padllc Coilsl I lwy · race, color, relict0n, sex, * 949--642-2255 * Edition handicap, familial slltus * ...._ ....._ ....._ ....._ ""'-""'-""-""-....._ ....._ ....._ ""'-....._ ""-* or national oriein, or an ,,... ,,... "I'" ,,... ..,... ,,... ,,... ,,... ,,... ,,... ,,... ..,... ..,... ,,... Call intention to make any such preference, l1m1la· tlon or discrimination.· This newspaper will not knowinely accept any advertisement for real u tate which is In violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that •II dwell· Ines advertised In thi:-. newspaper are available on •n equal opportunity basis. To complain of dis· criminalion, call HUD toll· free at l -800·424-8590. TICKET CENTER 1475 Anpls World Serln bcMts, (2) pme l. pit seals. ~ llWJf teetian 2u. um pr 9664&-42!0 World *'" Tlclieta, cames 1 & 2, seclt0n 232. row H, seats l ·4 S750ea mo ~2076 USC/NOT111 DAMI FOOTIAU. FIW> rASS TlCXETS. 949-721-8424 1413 Older Style Fumibn PIANOS & Collectibles . .._....._._ ·-·-·(ljlq'-$$CASH PAID$$ ~,.._or._.ho.t WE BUY DTA1ES • ~ lriondl¥ _..... COrJSl~tJMEtHS i I . I ooJJ~ SOUTH COAST AUCTION Fl-~llty "'"'"' "" ••I 72x35 dark brown & li&ht bei&e incl 6 Byrl· wood h11hback Queen Ann chairs w/brown velvet seats, custom pads incl. New cond. Ori&inal cost over SJSOO, sell $900 (949) 718-0517 AAll ...... _ lech, Full $295, twin $95, full brass headboard $65, solid brass kin11 bed $200. wicker chair & ottoman $295, pine desk $265 (949) 64$-5360 Perfect for Spanish type d1111nivoom China Cabl· net + table w/6 chairs. Walnut~ 714-7!il·971l> Sofa, Deco style & 2 matchon& cl\an & cctfee tbl, custom desicfler. 1650,/ obo 714-381-0210/cel COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE 4500 5000SQ.n COMMERCIAL BUILDING slnl!ie tenant. lO'J. return NNN. Terrific location in flU'b}' res«t community. $380,000. HAUCMllWTY 949-673 ... 400 17thr .......... View Offices 250 E 17st Str-t 600.f & tar, .. 949-955-0115 s...I effke, approx 680 sf. ereat loc. East 17th St. Sate, well maintained bklf. 949-646·9663 34&0 LOTS/ACREAGE JEWELRY/ DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS c-tcei.N-• Old Coins! Gold, silver, jeweiy, watc!Ms, antlq!Ms collectibles 949-642-9448 3110 ·~· ~ Klt.l!ns. cats. doCS rai1 or stw.. every Sat·Son 12-4pm F 8SIQi Is Anmll Nlll'Mlrtl Info 949·644-2279 www.rinllnetwortt. .._ X) dly V!WI istq 4 -Rascunr-*1 PHOTOGRAPHY/ OPTtAL 3735 4740 ARIZONA BEST BARGAIN, 36 acres -$24,900. Borders State Land. Beautiful ranch In Willlems/Flaastaff area, perfect 6.100' clfma~. Spectacular mountain views . Afford1ble fr. nanclna. AZLR 1·877·282· 5263. (CAL •SCAN) NEW MEXICO MOUN· TAINS · 140 AC • Only $49,900. Goreeous crasslands, mature trH covet, 6300 ft. elevation. Mountain Views, yur- round roads, and tlec· lrlc. Perfect for horse lovers . Adjacent to natlonel fcwnt. Elcaltent financing. Call todeyl This won't Intl SW properties of NM, Inc. l · 888 ·292 ·9711 (CAl.•SCAN) MISCEUMEOUS -~-= __ 111 __ 1•_ == NEW TO MARKET Colo- rado's Best 35 Acres - S79,900 view. CrHll front•&•. ~n -Gently rolllnc acruae. Back boundary. Wide Crffk. Adjacent to fed land & lakes. Hu1• views, country road & electric. 2.5 hours west of Vail In uMf>Olled Rockies. Avoid the crowds and p1y bar11ln amount for Col!>redo's bntl Hurry! Cell l -866·262-7335. (CAl.•SCAN) SAT a SUN •-12 MlrdaMdilt f!IOVINO SALE, EVERY-3li5 THINC GOESI Irle. w/d, tv, llv rm set, mstf br, din rm. petlo, 663 VISTA BONITA, N.B. ..... 15i L~T et Faslllon Is.· Diamond white-gold ~-661-946-:===sl!Mmtf. ..... no 11r11m11111 1111 FREE DIRECTV SYSTEM lncludlnc Installation! 3 months frH Show11me unlimited. Access 225+ chennelsl Oicftal·quellty picture & sound. f'eck,- aps from SJl.99/mo. Limited lime. t.aoo.J60.. ~. (CAI. •SCAN) AU. sun IUIUltllGS 60"I Off Blooi¥outl 401150, S0.120, 70d50 c.a Now! e.t Offwt Rldl (ID:l}n&-1507 20 ACRE REPOSSES· SIONSI IO down, $89.82/ month, 18,979.42 Sue 11 ,000+1 (101'/216 months). l'eer boof111nl £1 Paw, Ta.n. roed ec:cua. Fru m•p•/ plctuhs. Sunaet Rtndlee l -IOO-M3·M44. a 1' 111 Oii••••·· 111 .. . (CAL•SCM? r .. rAlilm ..... r1111n MATTIIUS Cl.EAMNC a SANITIZING 8u1h1u1. Over 4000 £aro,.•11 .._.. 111 U.S. RtlllOV.1 duat mites/Smell hi· vetlme11t/9lf profits, C•lWl.oit30 ..... ..,.. "" ... AfMllMll Mf.Mf•,IM1• Usa Rivera 949 574-4252 orAnnWIDey 949 574-4249 Corona def Mir C4MD ... ea 41edr-/31oth ,....,_/21oth Bonus Room in Upper Unit. Gara&e on Alley $1,200,000 Larry O'Rourke & Co 949-650· 7000 949-675-1999 (cell) CostaMaa orlNSUN 1-5 1201 DONIGAL rLACE Shup 3br Zba home. Private cul·de·sac w/7798sf lbt, RV pad. oak floorrn&. wood burnin11 Fp, walk·in pan try. breakfast bar. more, more & morel Seller es motiva~dl $379.000. 71~411 .... St ...... la St. rl...,.e • Of'IN SUN 1-S • 2572 Westminster Ave. 3 huaa Br's. 2 new ba, famrm, livrm, dlnrm, study TV rms. awesome in and out! Broker 714·848-9567 Index . , " "" 'I ....... .. - NEWf'OIT TOWERS ... I 2br 2ba mndo. c,Jlet. ,. pool, i1door /oubblr plWllq S475.ax> Act n4-~ MISA YEIDE AltlA 4 Plex's·Prlde of Owner· ship. Prine Only. aat. Bill Grundy 949-675-6161 Dini Point 33841 llve l-tene CUSTOM 3BR 3 3/48A. 2 story home on a pool sized flat lot. Close lo Harbor & beaches! Ernie & Sharon Lan&slon c-tH-&L-800·443·7643 • 41r with spectacular ocean & northern coast1me views, all brick Interior patio w/lush landscap1ne. s ecluded spa nestled in tall pines. best quality throuehout home. Sl.395,000. aat. 949.494.4333 ·'TO,. Of THE RlDGI' Beautiful and remodeled 4Br 3Ba s1n&le·story with yard. S9'15.000. Carol Rudat, Bkr 949· n3~. &n-3366 cell 1_..._ Real Est.te •Newport Heights view home. 3br 2ba plus &reel room. hrdwd firs, new appls, cabinets. patio, lush landscapm11. Lg Hat lot. Sl.500.000 (Prinapals Only) May Trade, •et 949-646-2011 aesf4entlal lnc•11H Sa95,DOO. 2 Units located across from Ltdo Island shopprn11 center. Sh1rp Newport Units. Remodeled a few yelrs back. 949·675·8120 NeWf""1 I")' Tew .... $480.000 sunny south facina llY rm and patio Priority owners dock prlvileees available up to 45ft. act. 949-675·8120 .. RIMI ESTATES PATIUa TINOIE NATIONWIDE USA 949-856-9705 www.patrlcklenore.com ratMllSTATIS rATitKtC TlNOll NATIONWIDE USA 949-e5'-f70S www.Pftricktenore.com IOOHSlO tllCH750 SO. SIA ISLAND OCEAN ,. __ Th• rrtce WIM "-se Y-. Aft 949-723-8120 lent lluff, back bay view, remod, 3br 2.5ba twn 2 c II'". $750,000 By Owner 949·644·2495 llewpolt Coat N.IMI ESTATES rATIUCtC TINOIE NATIONWIDE USA 949-156-9705 www.patriektenore.com RESORT/ VM'.ATION PROPERTY FOR SALE Golt prop. Sales & winier rentals. Palm Sprrnas. Palm Onert Also Washrnelon Wa- terfront Rttfe,,als. Michael Anter Becker & Becker RE 80() .• 550.3523 °"" RllorWICllaa Property 5970 •Conveniently located wallune distance to the w-...... Sid Ufta '" *' v.-.y ......._ Enjoy views of the mountain from this 4br 4 5bath home. F eaturin11 cathedral ceihop, lot and pine accents and river· rock lireplace. Open floorplan Ideal for en· tertalnln11. P1use contact Steve Riccabon1 for further into. 949-300-6366 MOBlEHOMES/ ~ACTURED HOUSING Malll~ HomesOn Sftl 5994 -II.ACM con AGES live in Newport Beach lor S79K Open Sun l ·3 Caly Cottep In Mollie Home Witte 2 blls to Fasn ls.Boetrnn.,~ c..._ ...... 1irya.., 7fU24-1362 ., .. .. L 11lkr tliL· Sen in· D irector_\' H ;.11111L·r Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week Por 0nly $32 per week ( 4week minimum) Cal Lorraine at (949) 574:..4245 MISCBJ.ANEOUS RENTALS Rental To 81111'1 6030 •<Mpn1-..-occ nlCll ..... fulTVunftrn. utl pMI. cal*, kite, IMm no ~ $500 714-751 .(Q;!D N .. IEatli,,tf share houu w/pcof 11reat loc, $875/mo incl util 949-644-1650 NI/<><-VI-rooms. Oceanfront/22nd. pvl rm, unturn, share ba, 'utls pd, n/smkc. lutch· enelte, lnclt'y, l block to Newport Pter. $665/mo. C1ll Sam at 949-278· 7905 (between 9-·Sp) aooM FOii ann NIWl'OltT llACH CALI. fOtt MOltl DETAILS 94'-295-7460 RESIOENTlALflENT ALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY llr, Urt•lrw $ll45mo Balcony. BBQ. laundry, clean, no pets, lent. Call Bri•n 310·466· 7960 ... ~ b 1.9>&. wd, pt, no pet 1fV1ij from Oct·l5 ltnl mkl .... S2fml mo. l1llt 96-851 ·38.16 S. 1...,...._/Uftle 1._ contemp 2br 2ba, lower front unit . Fp, patio. W/d, prk11. $2950mo yrly Angela/agt 949·723-0653 Balboa Plninllla 31r 21• D ..... a -Peninsull. Steps to budl, Fp, 2c pr, l '/8¥ lease, no pets. 6.26-J59.4539 P1Ea ww rAno 1.._v1 ... 21r1 .. '"sbe"fl"'°r-windows ii~w-.-...,;., ~1S-6Sn ConndelMar STUDIO lower l.llil. Quiet, new cupel, near ocean. pvt cate, no pets, S795m + uUls 949·720·8115. *** 0c-Side of f'CH L11. Studio, private yard 510 fernleaf S895m 949-574-7701 a112 SMlo newly remodeled, SlOOOmo. inclds cable/ water /ps/-=t. lmo dllp 6rno lse term, fal Ide. .val Nov 15. 714-972-1224 12S Hlltlscus 38r 2.58a, "'"'°" Cett ... -Ude .......... 21r21o. rrlv..te Madi, ...., &.-.w•te tt....t .... , oltops .... rest-•ts. 1y ........ 1n. 710Uder ... Dr. 949 ... 7S-60SOw 9, .. _72s-suo Wntcllff .,_, charm· in11 home. 38r 2.581, Fp. wood floors, trench doors, near park, school & library, a11t Barbara 949-631·2863 l•tlhlff 21r, 21•, + 4-. 1520sf, 2·car car. 1n creenbelt community w/pool. AvM now Sl9!'6n. Sm pets welcome. Wiii show be'-8-2:~ M.f 714-434 .... SEAF.Alttl !Br front Row Catalina & Oce;an Views W/D /Ref inc. $1650. 28r 2BA Quiet Pent house New Carpet/Patnl W/D/Ref inc. $2050 M.y._ W. M.O.lre (949l '46-6770 Pruden iii Calif Really TIOVAIE 3br 2.Sb1 popular fir plan, up stairs, s1n11le level, a11t $3000 949.293.4630 ll4e lele 3Br 2Ba, beamed ce11's, fp, lmmac. patio. 2c 11ar. $3200/mo. 949-673-7390 _: ~IAYSHOIU~ 11ate ~ .... priYMll i..:hl b • l 314 be, Ip, pr .S3500 + l5t & llst. M941'0-301t 2·sty w/v1ew. 11ated, •"" Hlefhts 2br 2ba, pool/spa. S2800m. 949 &arden apt, upstairs, 760-0376, 836-3730 cell &a•. util paid. retroe. 949- ••e 41r 21• Vlcterl• 642-1146 949·722·1132 Home 2fp, front & rear 2Br 2ba ''--Sl35CVmo. . ...:.. ..... ~-to-. "----"---•on the ••nd. yard. La kitchen, 2·c ear, .............. ...._ ~· ""---$3200/mo 949-721-5747 fJ1J E. 9a11oa Pa.ti 4br 2ba yrty rental, new llr 11No Afot. rn Lovely cated comm near Tri-Sq:, Ir-. 1t• /storaee S855mo+ ~ Klein Mnet ffl7. 704-8649 • 9200 UST SIDE upstairs unit, 2br lba. c•r. laundry. 169 Walnut, $1150/mo Marisela 714-662·31 ll 714·5'0 3666 IASTSfDf 2Br hse·lncd yard, W/D hkups. OW. bu1ll·tn ranee/oven, le ett'd 211. Wiler/trash p11d· (2) Avail Sl450- S1500, S500 dep · S250 pet dep. 714.545.0442 1·.w. 2&/den/281, .. new,0/W,wisldelndry,~ bn, le &•• n/pets/smk& s 1500. act 949-J95..4038 •EAST SIDI• 3br Jba, tnplu, 2 story, deck, yd, wd, 2 car attech 11•• $2000/mo. 800-278-1887 1-tsltle H•ltlht• 38r, 28a, huee lol. Vacant J lftll S215'm 326 Ramona Pie. Agt 949-733·6074 HlnlnglDn am Apt. 2..,, 21No $1275/mo vacant upper unit, vault cell, lri&. So. of Adams £ of Marn 714~969·2251. 9&675-813l 81S~ carpet, new paint, •ct $3800 949.293.4630 VIMo ......_ beauttul 11round lvl 28r 281, In&, stack w/d. crt patio Sl795m act 949-J95..4038 2lw 11 i.., 21K-/21No yrly rental, on the Balboa Peninsula Aat Sl!')()()· $1800 949 293·4630 Nwprt H ... ts 2Br lBa hse w/tp, IC front/back yerd. le pr. S1850mo. Avl Nov I 949-642·2550 •IAYSHOllS• Gete4 c-Jty, Jiit : 381 home w/bay YHlw.. $4800/mo. 949-466·7460 • S...Badt • HACH FaOllT HOME • turnkey. 3bf 2ba winter rental now thru May 31, 71A-846-3336 leek ,~ ... .... ln recognition of National Bwine11 Women's Week Octobtt 21 to October 25, 2002 ~· join us in promotine our community's "Women In Business" Plan to take part in our Fridav, Octobu 25th publJcation reaching over 45,000 raden! Deadline for apace &. copy is Tuesday, October 22 by Spm. Jane Doe Owner, The Faahton Place ' . . . - -. l col. x l ind.ea Id $45 eech ' I . ...... .,. I . ' Ecf ,.... - llHOYI Apply In l*U" ...._ 2-4 Mon· Fri: A.II hour• nail Lona !kf+!dsr 217 Main St. HB c....-wn •• s..a.r.. Rew•dlnt positions to prowicla In-~ tom· p-"oMllip, honMmak· Int. errands. Flaa ~T hrs or 24 hr shifts, C... req'dl 714 444 4181 c..1119 P;+ .._...., Make a diffwence by anistlnc aanlots with companionship, home· rnakinc. r11nnlnl errands. Flu hrly/24Hu sMts aVllil. Car reqvlred 71 .......... 1 .nw.. ...... ery. PT help, work wke11ds ll)USt ~ friendly, love ms· c.11 949-760-3647 ORIVERS/STUOE HTS NEEDED lmmed1etely COL tralnlna throuah USTDS tn Rielto. CA. financi111, lnnsportll· lion, llouslna. end tuition reimbursement ev•llble. caa Russ et 1-866-466· 3546 for del arls (CAl•SCAN) SEU your unw•nled items lhrouah clnsrfred 8085 Paaflc CoHt Hi&tfway (C.ystal Cove Promenade) or 3329 8' lstol Sttnt ------_,(,.at. ~M,.ac Arthur) Peclfk lpipltee.y OAn"=;:::•-Mln~"'.'".1-clo...,.-ttq OrcliHtr• 101n the me toe In Fash i.. Is annu1I fund cllmpa111n currently h1t for PT t .. m Grut atmos/hrs Clllws. ""-be _,. '° Bonuses paid dally. Earn wortl fn e-. Sits & $10·$15/hr Call Mer Sun far "*' Clll Rotib 714-876 2398. 320 ca.ibarnl -~162'l eHOSl/ESS e SERVERS 98USS£RS pos avail tor a • .a.......i.1a--Sab1tlnos restuarant on IWIUlllUUlftA lido Island Call Peter or Kris 949-723-0621 Allomatlve MEDICAL up'd bad (lib ~ ~ practr.e ln~Bd!~11 pnin~5885 UNITID COLOIS Of llNmON South Coast Pl•u now hlrlna n /PT Sales Speuahsts Su son al & permanent po11t1ons avarlable Please aj)ply 1n ~son 3333 Bristol 11024. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Ask lot Elena Df Annehse • .._,,..,,... ..,. $8 $30/her 00£ plus bonus. flex hou". lull benelrts Call ldona 714·918 7029 NI les1--1 h111n1 f11endly expe11enced S..Ven tor hne Italian/ Calif CUMle 949-646· 2333 DAY SPA, NOW Ol'IN, NPB 'eeh Esthell<.1ans Mau1ee lherapish, perm costrnet1c prof Musi be eap'd he Call 949 723 1?69 .... 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Ace 14 POUCY In an effort to offer the b-1 Mrvice polS'ble to Ollf radars and 1dve1. hsers, we will requne CoM111etors who adnr ltse In the Service Otrectory to 1netu0e U- Contract ot s license nu.._ In thelt adve< trseme!lt Your co operation 11 1reatly ,,..a.ct. ,, •.. , Rmrf1l1 IOOIUINMI Havta Confv1ed & 19911din1 too m11ch time on your boollllHpl1117 Cell • ~protl~ll.S ............ & , .. S."'lce. Quality and limlly. Wll P,'\J & .,._ Goo4 ,.... 714-225-3899. c.,.., c.,et Repalri1ales o<A.RrnoCA.RPET~· Rep11n Pat chine Install Courteous 1ny stl~ JObS Who~salel 949 492 0205 QMld ClrtAJcensed WTOll Pll'SOIOOl 01ycare/Krndera1r ten read1nen aaes 2 5 Re1d1n1 crafts musK coot1n1. 1arden1na & more lnclosed yard & pl1yroorn full lime M r Mesters de1 teacher Ref's Lic. first aid/CPR Cllft 714 968-7432 ( .............. _.. @your pece @ your home or OfflCl'. 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ONLY 48K m1 111490 $2l,910 ......... 91Accertl USe4.o Chap.112ne/tan mt. lull power, ell'tu clean! •111S71 $12,tlO IMW '97 3111 c_,, lmm1culafe convert· able •/only 4511 mr 118568 Sl8,980 ~ AUTO 94'-574-7777 IMW '94 S2Sk c..,.. 89k full books & records Blk/lan. sunrool CO, superb orr& cond. $10.995 vl752196 Bkr 949 586 1888 Caclltlec '00 S.vlle STS n . lull tact01y war ranty. silver, 1rey lthr. blk vrnyl 109 CO. chrome whs, hlle new w27S 121 S25,995 r 1n avail Bkr. 949 586 1888 CUSTOM a.AlM lU lnstallbon ..... --. fl'liltt*. stone. ..... 197S Llll612044 .llfl 71~12-9961 Win' ....... ~ R"IJ' ouhn & Installation DEAN TILE 949-673-8066 71~ 714-&B-2031 f1amllln' C*8lt ot1nwoa l.AltOSCAPI CGaPMY Cornmt1c:~ & Estate Malntenanca. Clean Up$, Trte Service & lrr••tron Upsrades, Repairs, lr011blnhootln1. Please call 714·71S·28211nd heve 111 do y~ Worllt f,.. Yard Cleanup, Melntan-, 59cintllw R..,.S, Haufinc (Ht! 6504711 ~~ "'s...t"' y.., 'h1 4 \I I. I ,, .. ti YOU H 111& JtJOOE Boch vv.IDcrab6c. Soulb cbl.a. NOml •Ktl7 <::?9741 ¢13 •A7' soum EAST •54 <::?IJ ¢97'51 • 10143 Wetl ... Widl tine top .... ~ ndfina bl third. T~ Mn chwa in 1WO l'CU1d&, mdin& In ctummi .. ~ lhe ranl!niog beat Wal rutred ~ in the cloaecl hind. Next came the deuce pt clubs, covered by thc nine IOd tlkm widl thc acc. Radiaa the CIRll per{ealj. cled.u conrinucd wub the Dia ~clubs llld mocha. West won. but waa fon::ed to lcld 1 dilmood inlo declarer's !mace or corade a rvlJ-clufT. Making four· odd. • AQJ 1063 ~ 106 ¢AQ •KH Wat could blve defeated the oon- inct by unbloc.bng lhe qucct'I and pick of club& on the firs& two rounds of the IUiL Thal would pmJlJI P.ail to win the lhint round with the ICll and lead 1 diamood tbrouah declam''a ac&-qllCCll. and the defenders must collect 1 diamond for down one. Openmg lead: King d <:;? Stud 1bc biddin& and ~ of this deal, ~ decide: 'Who, if anyone, erred in tbc play? Nonh'a IWO sf\lldea over West's llkeout double is normal by any stan- datds. Soulb 's three club5 was a hclp- su11 game try DI Wat judRCd the hand .. worth ccmpeUog wiih th.rec hearts. With good trump •llJ'PO" and help in the key suit, Nonh jumped to four speda, which became !he final oan1r1e1. However, declarer could have m.lde lbc COlll11ICt no llWJer bow the dcfmae wriggled after the third round of heans was ruffed. ~lam-shouJd run lhe 1n1mp5.. rcducmg all hands w five cards. West must ~ a heart w guard against dummy's nine and the guaidrd king of diamonds. and so miN come down to only two clubs. Now declarer cashes the ling and ace of dubs. t.heo throws We31 m with the heart, discarding the losmg club from hand oo this trid, to fon:r a lead into the diamood tenacc. Since four spadc5 can be made with proper play, declarer must be charged if justJcc l!i to be .served. ... Altomadwe 9004 ~ ~---~----~~~--AMlrllnotive ... °"""' 'W 2wil ............... ~a..------Hfted: tint, A/C, Aff. 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