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Home My WebLink About2002-11-11 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot• • • ./ ai 1 O · Serving the N ewport-M esa community sin ce 1907 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2002 A CLOSER LOOK City may have a less charitable futi:tre With Allan Mansoor winning last week's election, Costa Mesa 's Job Center a nd charities face a council with a different vision of what is best fo r the city. closing the Job Center and ending pub- lic funding of private charities because, he says, the establishments tend to at· tract an undesirable element to the city. Ho meless people wandering down Lolita Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -It won't happen overnight, but changes are inevitable for the Westside. City Councilman-elect Allan Mansoor made that pledge throughout his cam- paign and It's a promise he Intends to . IN BUSINESS Elections may mean better business Few changes are expected in Newport Beach, while in Costa Mesa leaders are trying to decide what focus the city's new counci lman will have. Paul €11nton Dady Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -A new council- man In Costa Mesa could bring a more business-friendly climate to City Hall, while two new members of Newpon Beach's City Council aren't expected to rock the city's economic boat. Allan Mansoor's triumph over sitting Mayor Unda Dixon on Tuesday gave the Orange County Sheriff's deputy a sur- prising win. And In the days after, local business leaders were still sorting oul whether Mansoor, who look conserva- keep. · the street to the bread line and WegaJ Some residents, however, won't be lnunigrants looking for work on city disappointed if goes back on his word. com ers don't give Costa Mesa a good Supporters of the city-funded Job Cen-image, Mansoor has said. ln the coming ler and some charities have already be-council term, he plans to work with gun analyt..ing the possible conse-other council members and the com- quences of having another councilman munity on possible solutions to those poised to butcher their organizations. problems. Mansoor campajgned on limiting or Mlf people think I have an agenda a1 least it wiJJ be out m the open for tl1e public to <;ee and there will be good public discussion on h," said M;J;;.oor, an Orange. County ShenfT's deputy. "I can't say how others are going 10 react but it's going to be Interesting." Councilman Chris Steel, who cam- paigned in 2000 to clo!>e lhe Job Center for the be1terment of the Wel>t~ide, said he waS very happy with Man'>Oor's vic- tory. Mansoor received the ~econd most votes in Tuesday's election, behind in· cumbent Gary Monahan. Mayor Unda Dixon narrowly trailed Mam.our. Steel bad looked to Mansoor to pro- vide soreJy lacking suppon to remoYe the "magnets," such as the city's em- ployment hub and vanous charldN. which Steel contends attract impover- 1Shed resident!. to an otherwise affluent city. -ohvio11 ... ly we Wdllt to clean up the city and move along on the Issues,· Steel c,aid. "I lopefully Allan will be help- ful on tha1 bul it rem ains to be seen.· Bill Iu rpit, a d ifferent kind of West- See CHANGE, Pase M SIDE rmore slness news, ie Page A2 ti ve stands on sev- eral social issues, would be a boon or bane for businesses. Ml see him com· ing in as a conserva- tive voice In (City llalJJ; but he's still STEV£ McCAANI< I OAll..V Pl.OT Chns White produced a film titted Missing Brendan, which is about the struggle of one family to find the remains of a downed pilot 1n Vietnam. an unknown.· said FA Fawcett. the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce's executive director. •1 found him to be very p resent- able [during an Interview prior to the efectionJ. He took notes. I appreciated that lt tells me he's not going to brush aside differing opinions.· War and remembrance Mansoor hirmelf said he hoped to give smaD business owners seeking various permits from City Hall a fair shake. •1 don't want to be too lntrumve, • Mansoor said. MWe need to have a smooth-runnlng process for business owners.· Councilman Gary Monahan, who was reelected Tuesday, has also long said business owners should be given every opportunity to grow, contributing key doDars in sales tax to the city treasury. "You keep that vibrant economy going and it's good for the dty, • Monahan said See BUSNSS, Pace M Oeepa Bharath Datly Pilot O uistopher White has a passion for telling stories. The last one he wrote made it to the big screen. "Missing Brendan: the saga of a family that journeys to Vietnam to bring back the remalns of its lost son and brother, premiered Friday at the Laguna Hills Mall. White, 46, will also offer a special screening of the film for veterans tonight at the l.aemmle Fairfax Theater In Los Angeles. A Corona del Mar's resident's script about revisiting Vietnam has mail.e it to the big sc reen and is dedicated to veterans. "At m y age, I think a lot about how lucky r am not to have gone to war," the Corona del Mar resident said. "I'm lucky I didn't have to face the horrors of war - you can get shot at, step on a landmine. Not many people lhinJc about that" But White did, and from those thoughts of the dead, a reverence was born m his mind for those who made It aJJve. "I believe the people who went to Vietnam were just as brave as those who went to World War ll." he sald. MMy film is dedJcated to everybody who has served the country.· FROM THE NEWSROOM FYI •WHAT: Special screening of •M issing Brendan• for vetenma • WHERE: Laemmle Fairfax Theatres, 7907 Beverley Blvd .• Los Angeles • WHEN: 7:30 p.m. today •INFORMATION: Christopher White at (949) 433-7180 The film features Ed Asner u the father of Brendan. who emba.ric.s on a quest for his son's SeeWM,PapM Daily Pilot AT AGl.ANCE ON1HEWEB: www.~com Aru Center Sunday on the flr.t dey of tic*• ..... for ·su111lcel 1he MUllcal: SeePllPA3 Hard to say how much power we hav!! Heppy v.tenm .. Dey WEATHER ~ Aftilr Che momng fog deera tt llhoutd be mOlldy tunny tod9y. S.PllpA2 ErnERTAINllENT ,.,, ••• locbd '°Che <>r-..Counlv~ ------~- ALSO AT THE CENTER Vocel6at Jee* Jonee bfinga hie emooth IOUfldl to ea.ta Meu ... weel .. pett of lt'4I Oentilr"a cabefet ...... S.,...M SPORTS T he day after mecdon Dey. we bad an . angry caller to the DeDy Pilot ft'ont deM. Or IO J WU told. She WU m8d beau.lie or What W9 b..t done to Gremliabt. WU the IDi ,, .. ...,.'°..... . Gt. ..... IWlf olJOU mow. .. tbe 1DOV91Dent/dly ......... pined lteUn CMr the llil 1WO JW1. 111-..pponen .,.... thl dtJ -~-Ory CoundL rubbll 9 :::: IDO =bid .........,........ •a.me • dlda\,..... ............. . 8CODllil'lbl 11 r P ID ... :I.. Afttr ....... t * .... ._._.. ... .., ... --. .. w ...................... TONY DODOO --"----------. ,..---- ( ( I \ BEST BUYS !f ... ashion Island gets .a · pesign Within Reach -~ YOUR BUSIN~SS SPOTLIGHT D eslgn Within Reacb . openin~at Fashion Island's Atrium Court today. and will feieb!:ate its grand opening with a reception on Wednesday from 5:30 to 8 p.m. The store sells bard-~-find international designer furniture, lighting and home accessories. shoes and boots, and · 1 $65 for sand\}s: Some people wear the shoes for more than 12 years. Women's . sandals start at $95, mid-range shoes are $200 and boots are about $300. Men's sandals start at $135 and shoes are $250 to GREER $350. Bring in any pair WYLDER of Mephistos and the store provides next-day complimentary cleaning, polishing and conditioning. Oassic designs available are by Ray and Oiarles Eames, Mies van der Rohe, Alvar Aalto, George Nelson, Marcel Breuer and many others. Also featured are young designers including Phillipe Starck. Ron Arad, Jorge Pensi, Enrico Franzolini, Rodolfo Dordoni and new designers such as West Coast-based Michael Goldin. . Design Within Reach also offers expert interior design planning and decorating. and will host lectures by designers as well as product reviews. Design Within Reach is~ted on the lower level of Aniwn Court at Fashion Island and can be reached at (949) 721-0031. For more information, visit www.DesignWithinReach.com. BE AMUSED Also opening today ai Fashion Island is Modem Amuaement. The traditional and modem sportswear company has a loyal following in Southern California Modem Amusement provides comfort. quality, fine fabrications and Innovative details in its designs. The fall line for men and women includes woven and knit tops, bottoms, outerwear and sweaters, as well as accessories and handbags. Modem Amu8ement's logo of .. bAlwk ~-hued upon the company founder's nickname given as a child grOwing up in Glendale. Based in Costa Mesa, it has additional stores in Costa Mesa, Los Angeles, Hawaii and Japan. Better specialty stores throughout the United States, Japan and Europe also carry the line. Modem Amusement is located adjacent to Atrium Lawn, near the escalator to Bloorningdale's Home. For more inforrnation,call (949)644-7793 or visit www.modernamusement.com. COMFORT SHOES Mephlsto Newport Beach carries the largest selection of Mephisto shoes in California. 1be French company is known as a premier maker of comfort shoes. AD shoes are hand-crafted, made with top-grain leather and lined with calfskin so shoes breath more eftk:iently. Owner Michael l..amona says Mephisto shoes are a great investment The life of a shoe can be extended with its re-crafting service, In which shoeS go through 40 different steps until they're in perfect condition. Re-crafting is $85 for Store hows are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday, IO a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Mephisto Newport Beach is at 1727 Westcliff Drive. Call (949) 642-3338. THIRSTY FOR FASHION? ' Pink Lemonade, a tiny boutique in Corona del Mar, is known for its trendy upscale fashjons for women, gjfts and clothing for kids. Owner ~e McFarland buys Baltza.r and Leathec Rod belts; Cosabella lingerie; low-rise Frankie B., Hotbox and Ux jeans; Project E and MS tank tops; Cameron Cohen jewelry and Nlcole Miller handbags. The Riley sweat outfits sell out every month, and J. Bush jeans (Levi's re-cut and re-dyed) are popular. There's a 50% o1f spring/summer rack out front · Store hours are 10:30 a.rn. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 9 am. to 4 p.m. Saturday, lO a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. Pink Lemohade is at 3315 E. Coast Highway In Corona del Mar. Call (949) 673-8033. COMOLU AT NEIMAN MARCUS On Tuesday and Wednesday. jewelry designer Tumara Ciomolli wiD be at Neiman Mucus at Fashion Island. Comolli's pieces are Inspired by the rain forest Her 18-karat gold worlcs of art glimmer with garnet. peridot. tourmaline and dtrine. Ciomolli will be In the Precious Jewels Salon on level one. For more information or to schedule an appointment. call (949) 759-1900, ext. 2234. Also at Neiman Marcus on Tuesday, cosmetic experts are hosting a lunch at 12 p.m. in the Zodiac to talk about their newest and most innovative skincare products. The team of specialists from Guerlain Beaute will be djscussi.og the leading edge technology in the fight against wrinkles. Cost is $25 per person. Seating is limited. The cost includes lunch and a complimentary gift. 1be Zodiac Restaurant is on level two. The event is by reservation only. Call (949) 759-1900, ext. 2329. • BEST BUYS appears Mondays and Fridays. Send information to Greer Wylder at greerwylder@yshoo.com or 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627, or via fax at (949) 646-4170. ·nailyAPilot VOL. M, NO. 315· THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publleher TONY DODERO, Editor JOO'( OET11NG, Ad\lenlslng Ol1'9Ctor &AHA JOHNSON, Promotion• Director 1 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Joe Fiscella, owner of Triangle's Game Room Gallery store in Costa Me~a. hopes to do a booming busine.ss.Jbis_ holiday season. The store featur-es bmiards tables, jukeboxes, foosball tables and darts. Aiming to pool in business Triangle's Game Room Gallery in Costa Mesa rakes in a third of its sales right before the holidays in November and December. Paul Clinton Daily Pilot W ith people staying at home for entertainment in the post-Sept 11 world, Joe FisceOa expects a · merry holiday season for sales of pool tables and other gaming equipment Jf his projection materializes, it would be a dramatic turnaround from last year's dire winter at Thiangle's Game Room Gallery. •Last O:uistmas was the worst I've ever seen," Fiscella said "!Sept ll I just gave it the one-two. It just Jcilled everybody's Ouistmas spirit" And even though the economy is still slumping, Fiscella has seen his sales pick up, especi.ally from customers who have recently bought hames in Newport Coast and are looking to Fiscella to stock their game rooms. He derives about a third of his yearly sales from the months. of November and December. In addition to pool tables, Fiscella offets jukeboxes, darts, foosball tables, air hockey games and sbu.HJeboard. He also sells much of the accompanying accessories, including cue-stidc wall racks. balls, lighting. bar stools and even large faux marlins for wall decorations. Of course, the pool tables are h.is bread and butter. As the exclusive Orange County dealer for the Brunswidc Corp., Fiscella offers a wide range of tables - everything from the solid mahogany Wmdsor and Montebello -selling for $7,000 and $9,000, respectively, to The Anniversary, a 1940s-style table with a $7,000 price tag. His average table sells for $3,000 to $5,000, with a range of S..~ to $25,000. Even though many of his tables sell as luxury items, Fiscella says he still tries to give his customers a lot of bang for their buck. "We like to give people good value.· Fiscella said. "We have to service the community. We're here to bring a little joy and fun into people's Lives. - FisceUa, who also owns a store in Orange, sold his first pool table in 1978, a $300 Falcon table. As for the table in his Garden Grove home, Fiscella. 50, said he owns The Cardinalle, a hand-carved 1978 model created by master carver Raymond EnkeboU. There are only several hundred worldwide. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Conexarit receives good news; shares rise Sbal'l!S of .local kmlioonductor pro .. ducef c.ooaant Systems Inc. bounced Wedneeday, when a former subektiaiy announced lt would repay about $140 million in c:uh from debt. before dosing the day at $2.19, a 21.6% gain from Tueaday's dose of$1.80. On Friday, the stock closed out trad- ing on Naadaq at $1.87. $150 mµlion. The company also bu ID outstanding balance of $65 mlllion ftom a $100-million financing deal Conexant spun oJf Skyworb in a J*f· oersb.lp with Alpha lnduMrles Inc. tilt create a wireless chip manufacturer. Styworb Solutions Inc., a former sub-- sktimy lpUll off by Coaexant in June, an- nounced it would make the payment on WedDelday. lmestora welcomed the news, Mnd- tng lhares of lhe Newport Beach com· pany'a lltOCk 908rinl .. much u 21.,:w, At that dine, Skyworb purchased Conaant'a lelllk:onductor assembly and • l'adllty in Mexicali. Mexico for Also on Wednesday. Goldrun s.:M analyst Nathaniel Cohn nilled bll salllll on Coner.ant to ·m-line• 6orn 9undlr perform." . .. Chrtsdn• Carrilo News aalstant, (9491574-4298 chri1tlne.carrllloO l11tlmea.com ~ Sean Hiller, Kuang Hwang, Don l.ea<:tl, Kent Treptow READERS HOTltNE (949) 842-6086 Record your comments about the Dally Pilot or news tlpe. Addf.. Our eddre9s I• 330 W. Bay St .. eo.ta Mela, CA 92627. Office hours are Monday -Friday, 8:30 a.m. • 6 p.m. Conectlon9 - It-II the Piiot'• polk:y to promptly, correct all errors of eubstance. ,,_.. c.tt ~ ~ m . The Newport~ Me.a Delly Piiot (UlflS..144-800) II pubtlehed deity. 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It should clear up, however, for a mostly aunny day. Highs will be 70 at the beaches and 82 Inland. Lows will range from 46 at the beadles to 66 inland. ""°""9tlon: ~.IMS.OOllll.flOV BOATING FORECAST Windl MYe ldc*ed up below peuec:end cenyone where' they will gust out of the north, northMlt 11t 16 to 20 btoea In ~ '"°"*'9· OlherwtM Ol'I the Inner W9tlr'8 wind. bl Wl'lllbll • 11 knota or leee wtth wtnd WW..' to ....... end. weMIW'8llofJtoMMIMM ..... On the ~wew.wlnd w11-. be Yeftlllll • 11 llnoel or'-wtltt-..WllWl2..._ °' ........... , ..... of 101D Mflll M 11 llOOiidL SURF Size has dropped since Friday, but conditions are cleaning up. Most local breelta are seeing chest to head high conditions. There is alao another t>.nd of northwest swell expected today. Thi• should have cleaner oondlUont. With the ralna bect9rie '-"ii• .,.. inevftabfy higher. Advl9oriet have been poNd for the next U-48 howl. w... CIUllllly: www.aul'frlder.OIV TIDES nm. 4~3&a.m. 8:081.m. 2.:21 p.m • t:l59e.m • Daily Pilot y ..... - ENTERTAINMENT ,. Oh,. the musical you'll see. • . .... Christine Carrillo Daily Pilot H e will not eat them while at home. he will not eat them all • alone, he Will not eatpeen eggs and ham ... yet he will eat the hot dog in bis hand. Like many of the children attending · the Green Eggs and Ham party held at the Orange County Petfonning Arts C.enter Sunday morning, 8-year-old 'fyler Denton of Fountain Valley loves the rhymes in Dr. Suess' books and couldn't help but try to make one up himself. MI like 'Green Eggs and Ham,' ... the book." said Denton, before taking another bite out of bis hot dog. "I don't like the food." Dr. Suess lovers were out en masse Sunday when. tickets went on sale for "Suessical the Musical" the center held an event filled with V"drious Suess related activities for families to enjoy. "(lbe musical) is more like "Beauty and the Beast" or "The Lion King" -it's for the whole family," said Jonathan Vietze, audience development manager for the center. "We wanted to do a little festival for the kids and the families. Si.nee Dr. Suess is all about the imagination, it let us have a lot of fun." for everyone. "This is a great way to really take advantage of all the lhinWi Dr. Suess gave us," saip Todd Bentjen, vice president of mad.eting and communications for the center. "ll's .. such a family-oriented show, it's such a great show ... people were waiting in line to buy tickets before the box office opened." While some of the adults waited in line to buy tickets, many of the children waited in line to make imitation Cat in the Hat hats at one of the craft tables. With a few pieces of red and white construction paper and the aid of a stapler and a couple of drops of Elmer's glue, adults and children made the signature top hats, which they wore as they wandered from one activity after. • • Monday. November 11. Luc.Idly, for Denton, the supplement for the green eggs and ham was a Wienerschnitzel hot dog, so be didn't have to worry about facing such a dilemma In order to celebrate the first day of ticket sales for "Suessical the Musical," which will run from Dec. 25 to Jan. 4, With music provided by Orange County radio station KIKF-FM "Cool 94.3", a Los Angeles Tunes booth providing adult.s with an opportunity to check out the news and a number of children's activities Uke_.a.ce painting and story-time, the event had something MWe read MGreen F.ggs and Ham" and the next logical step is to see the musical on stage," said Cyrus Mokhtari, the mobile operations·manager for Wienerschnitzel who brought his children to work with him Sunday for the event ~ere definitely going to get tickets." MEDJHA DIMARTINO I DAILY P1lOT Bridget Conoscente, 4, checks out Revue magazine while waiting in line near the box office on the opening day of ticket sales for 'Suessical the Musical.· Public can chime in on Home Ranch money The City Council will host a study session Tuesday to discuss how the $2 million for Costa Mesa schools will be controlled.- tollta Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Council members are inviting public feedback Tuesday on what ex- actly should be done with the $2 million for schools the city nego- tiated in the Home Ranch agree- ment. schools when die first building permits for the project were drawn. Costa Mesa High School. which serves those grades, would receive $1 million. and F.s- tancia High and TeWmkle Mid- dle schools would split the other $1 million, the agreement out- lined. elude one City Council-ap- pointed member, two commu- nity me~rs, two me mbers from Costa Mesa High School, one from Estancia High School and another from TeWlnkle Mid- dle School. Monahan explained that o ne foundation would eliminate a struggle between the schools for the same community financial support. ~TWo foundations would make it competitive.~ Monahan said. MThis brings the communjty to· gether and gets them woricing together. With both at the same meeting last week said they were surprised only one foundation was being suggested. Many said they were under the impression -from Home Ranch cliscus- sions last fall -that the money was specifically designated by the Segerstroms to go to the in· dividual schools. Resident Robert Graham said one government-controlled foundation would only add to an attitude of disenfranchisement. Graham suggested individual foundations would allow rami- lies to feel more connected to the school's bettermeQt. UThis is not some big con- glomerate,·· Graham said. "Give these schools some control over their own money." Robinson argued tJ1e money was not only about the schools but for the enrichment or the en- tire community. "'This wac; staf'\,a through the publjc and the~ity." Robinson said. ··11 is very important to keep the city's interest at hand." Council members negotiated FYI •WHAT: City Council Study Session • WHEN: 4:30 p.m. Tuesday •WHERE: First floor confere nce room, City Hall, 17 Fair Drive : INFORMATION: (714) 7!)4..5223 the development agreement. whkh makes them the custodi· ans or those funds and entitles them to place conditions on the money. officials said. Councilman Gary Monahan and Councilwoman Karen Robinson -who both sat on a committee designed to suggest how the money should be del- egated -introduced the pubUc to preliminary ideas for the After much deliberation, the comrninee recommended that the City CounciJ form a seven- member foundation to control the $2 mil.Hon. Members of the foundation. governed by state open-meeting laws, would in- table, only the most important -;::::=================;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil projects will get done for the best of the entire community." Audience members at the money at last week's City Coun-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ cil meeting and sparked some lively debate. Monahan said be wanted to get the discussion started so it could be further analyzed during Tuesday's study session. The Home Ranch develop- ment agreement. adopted last year, called for the Segerstroms -the family that owns the de- velopment site -to give S2 mil· lion in a lump sum to Costa Mesa high schools and middle INSIDE SCOOP Leaf it to Newport's tree trimmers Newport Beach tree-cutting crews just can't seam to leaf us alone. Just as the hubbub over Main Streel ficus ttees has simmered down to a dull roar, reports ai.me in of yet another tree· trimming scandal One resident reported to her polling place on Tuesday, a private home on Poppy Avenue in Corona del Mar, and found she couldn't get inside to vote. The reason: Oty tree-cutting crews were trimming the eucalyptus trees rtgbt in front of the polling place. The voter called Oty Hall. Her pleas of, "Cmon guys. any day but today," seemed to evoke some action. The tree-trimmers were seen pulling away soon after. f BUSINESS •TRUSTS REAL ESTATE • DIVORCE (949) 760-877~ FULL BAR COCKTAILS MEXICAN RESTAURANT NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 296 E. 17TH ST . COSTA MESA· 949·645·7626 .,~ Mattress Outlet Store BRAND fEW • COSMET1CALJ..Y IMPERFECT Get the Best for Leal \ .. 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Friday. • Ftill ,_ ftollct Ar! auto theft WM rep()rted In the 2700 blodc at 8:19 p.m. Thuraday. • Menw"hl end Monte Vl9la Awnue: A woman waa a~ on suspicion of vandalism and assault on a puce~ at 2:35 p.m. Friday. 14eeplclon of drf~ In public Jn &he eoo ~at 1~ a.m. Ft1day. fBt'llORT IQCH • *' 8lr9llt: A t>traerywas tepolted In the 100 bloc* at 10:54 p.m. Saturday. .._.&>o............_A bwgi.ry wa• t'9p0"9d In the 1500 blodt at 8:31 a.m. Sunday. , Coeet l~w.t: A su.pcioua ,,.non w.. reported In the 700-bk>d< at 11 :69 p.m. Saturday. Fash Cou • Naiwport. Boua.vard: forgery~ reported in the - 2300 bloct et 7:04 p.m. Thur8day. • NadpeitC...-o.tw &st: A trefl'lc colfllion was reported in the 1d0 blodc at 11 :26 a.m. Sunday. ·~CeneerDIM &st: A physical fight was reported in the 600 blodt at 12:13 a.m. Sundey. • NwJP)l1 Boulevwd: A hit and run involving a parted vehicle.was reported in the 3000 blade at 4:49 a.m. ,. ope reo We to l ha in fu b • fMwport Boulevard: A man wee e"'8Sted on auepidon of being under the influence ot a substance in the 2600 ~ode at 2 e.m. Friday. • p.,tc Plaa: A woman was arrested on suspicion of posaeaing a controlled substance and selling narcotics in the second blodc at 10:30 a.m. Friday. •West 19th Street A woman was arrested on CHANGE Continued from Al side activist and founder of FriendS for the Job Center, said he can't help but keep ttie worst- case scenario in the back of his mind. "We are only three days after the election and be isn't in office yet," Turpit said. MThe Friends of the Job Center are concerned but there hasn't been any action yet." Any effort made at the council level to close the Job Center will be met with great opposition, Turpit said, as many business and community leaders tout It as a great benefit to the city. The low-income conditions that Steel and Mansoor object to were not caused by the Job Cen- ~ but by a Jack of quality hous- ing and the hlgh demand for cheap labor, he argues. •rt would be extremely short- sighted to try tt> close it without ~ing tbe pertinent long- term conditions," Turpit said. Jean Forbath, who founded Share Our Selves on Superior Av- enue in Costa Mesa, said her or- ganization is somewhat removed from the city's control because it owns its own land and building. Forbath said Share Our Selves - the county's hugest charity - didn't even apply for public funds this year because the am ount was such a small por- tion of their multi-millio n dollar budget, which comes mostly from private donations. She adcnowledged, however. that an uncooperative City Council could make it difficult for charities who may need to pull permits for projects, auch as medical or dental aid centers, re- models or expansions. •t would love to have a City CouncU that is supportive of the cttys soa.l programs... Forbath said. "Thls is not something we would chose but it is certll.inly $0methlng we can live with ... Fomath said she is m ore con- cerned about the future of the BUSINESS Continued from Al Sunday. · • Padfic: VlftV Drive: Trespassing was reported in the 2800 blodt at 6:56 a.m. Sunday. • Plac«tlia Avenue: A party disturbance was reported in the 1600 blodt at 2 a.m. Sunday. • Schotz Plaza: A party disturbance was reported in the 100 blodt at 3:05 a.m. Sunday. Job Center than her own organi- zation, but hopes Monahan will provide a voice of reason. MWith Gary being an astute businessman, he can certainJy understand the community's need for labor," Forbath said. Monahan said he has never supported closing the Job Center but does not agree that public funds should be used for it He was in favor of increasing fees for those who employ the day Ja. borers, in an effort to make the center self-sufficient. But the majority of the council, includ- ing Steel, was not in favor or it ~From past votes on the job center I really can't tell you where Quis is on that issue," Monahan said. As far as the charities are con- cerned, Monahan stays true to his l>elief in individual property rights. He pointed out that Share Our Selves and the Soup .Kitchen own their own land and can op- erate as they see lit as long as they do not become a public n uisance. Hlf anyone is worried about something drastic happening in the first month. f don't ·see it happening.~ Monahan said. "l need to sit down and talk wi th Allan -and everybody for that matter -about wha t their indi· vidual goals might be." Mansoor does not expect any of his City Council votes to be hasty or one-sided. He said he encourages good, open dialogue and refuses to close bis mind to any possibility. But all of that is yet to come, Mansoor said, as he still has a month before he is sworn in and years to live up to his campaign assurances. "Real changes will come wben we .have the next budget ap- proval and when we start to [put these items on rbe agenda) , " Mansoor said. "That's when you'll see the real fireworks.• • lDUTA HARPER covers Costs Mesa. She may be readied at (949) 574-4275 or by &-mail at lolita.hsrper@latimes.com. Allan Mansoor Gary Monatian maticsbift "Certainly, there was no man- date from the voting public to change anything," Luehrs said. "It's status quo." The local economy nu taken Its toll on ckvelopment In New- port 8ea.ch, even though real et· tate values have· condnued to climb. RJd~y and Luehn said they thought the dty would need addfdonal hotel rQOrDa once buainess tnivd pleb up again. "When ~ hive new lnh- structure aotna tn: real estate values aotng up and no tc:end• wby wouldn't )"OU \1Dte fur die ln- cumbeorr JU~ llloed m.. torically. "QtJallty ol e le ... here." WAR Continued from Al rem11.lns with his two survMog sons, one of them a draft dodger. The film portrays tbe angst of the f'&mily, especially the terminally ill father who yearns to bring bome a piece of himself lost in war and fulfill a promiae to his dead wife. NEWSROOM Continued. from Al School District Wt! got two out of three school board members right, incumbents Judy &imco and Serene Stoba. But if you look closer at those elections, our record isn't too .imp~ .. In the Newport races, where there was no incumbent, we · pic.ked Allan Beek. the Greenlight candjdate and Bernie Svakteed, the relatively unknown former Fountain Valley councilman who was teamed up with the incumbents Ridgeway and Adams and Don Webb, a former city public works director. Instead the winners were Webb and Dick Mehok, a Corona del Mar businessman and the Greenlight candidate in that race. Webbbeat Beek in the citywide election by l,Sn votes. Nichols won by 1,048 votes. In Costa Mesa, Monahan was largely con sidered the favorite to win. We agreed, but we also believed that incumbent Mayor Unda Dlmn would and should win reelection. The voters agreed on Monahan giving him a commanding-n early 3,000 vote -victory over his next opponen t But the voters didn't agree on Dixon and chose newcomer and Westside activist Allan Mamoor by 502 votes. In the school board race, the incumbents Franco and Stokes won handily, but the close race came down to Wendy Leec:e, our pick. and another Westside • GETI1NG tNVOlllED runs periodically in the Daily Pilot on a rotating basis. for lnfonnation on adding your organization to this list, call (949) 574-4298. COSTA MESA 5ENIOR CORP. The nonprofit organization at the Costa Mesa Senior Center is looking for new board members.. The fund-raising and policymaking board needs volunteers who will participate in monthly meetings, occasional committee meetings and special projects. Candidates should have connections in Costa Mesa and surrounding communities and an inte rest in serving the community by helping seniors. (949) 645-2356, ext. 16. COURT-APPOtNTED SPECIAL. ADVOCATES Volunteers are needed to serve as advocates for abused, neglected and abandoned dlildren. Volunteers wottc one on one with a child for three hours a week. (714) 663-9034. CRISIS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM WC. The nonprofit organization is seeldng volunteera for its expanding trauma response program. Some volunteers easist law enforcement, flrefightera and emergency-type re9p0ndera by providing emotional first aid and support to injured or traumatized people. Other volunteert provide ditpatch and office support. No experience la necessary. Training will J>e provided. (949) 688-1414. DISPUTE R£SOWT10N SERVICES ~ Volunteer mediators, case specialist• and outreech esafstanta are needed to help In a variety of mediation oaa ... Bilingual languag. atcill• .,. needed for office voluntMrl and for medletor1. (949) 250-0488. EASTER SEALS Enter Seal• needs volun1eett fot ongoing derical wort and to help In prognunt for dllldren with dleabllhlet end In epedal ewnta. (714) &:M-1111. ENYMOf lmnM. NMURICUftllt ~trall quidee.,.. needed to help vtettott team ~ "*' ~<•-···· The ft.Im is White~• ftnt lt't tough.'' · experienc~ u a writer Ind White said he hu had to be producer. lt took him about tenacloua ln hi.I pursuit of two yean to come up wUh the succets u a tummaker. He has #tlfpt and a Uttle more than a been at ft fo( about 12 years. year to ,u;tuaDy make the He'said be overq.me pressures IJtOVie-a Joint veoture'be to take over. . .• struck up with his film institute multibUUon-dollar family buddies. . business to woo bi8 true love - "I ~njoyed the writing a lot the art of cinema. mQre than I did producing." he • 1 like to tell stories - said. "Bverythlng they say • positive stories," be said. "It about being a producer i~ true. gives me the feeling that I'm reachlAI ouc to someone, that I'm contributing aom.etbing. I'm a very reOecdve person and writing helps me express that part of myself. No amount of money can better that feeling and any artiat knows that." •DEEM BHARATK.covers public safety and court•. She may be reached at (949) 574-4226 or by e-niall at deepa.bhsrsth@latlmes.com. Costa Mesa activlst, 1Dua P.pn.--Mansoor-half of Perkins' 3,263 businessman BW Pklpolpt and husband of Costa Mesa 'VOtes. Mansoor winds up with Bob <Jdche9ter, the newly 'Planning Cdnunisslon&r Eleanor · 8,596, a 500 or so point swing appointed adlletic director at Pean. Tum P.gan won by 1,789 the other way behind Dixon. UC Irvine. • votes. · The difference of cf Daily Pilot 1be honoree that night was I doubt that a Da,l1y Pilot · endorsement could have worked Bob Bafrert. the iegendaiy horse endorsement could make the in either ca.Se. trainer who practically awns the difference of more than l,000 Still, as you can see, it's all Kentucky Derby these days. votes. But what about the supposition and illusion. There's The youth foun~tion, around 500-vote difference in Costa really no way to tell just how since 1971, raises money for Mesa7 Do we have at least 500 voters will swing or just wbi.ch prep and youth sports all over enemies out there who would way they'd vote if one candidate Orange County. Jn an, $763,000 vote apinst our endorsemenu was mere \Uld not the other. It's in prep scholarships have been no matter what, or 500 friends tdnd or like trying argue your doled out by the founda_tion. who'll use our endorsements in team would've won if it weren't Locally, the Save Our Youth the ballot box? for an the bad calls by the boxing program in the Westside Probably. At least one person referee. • benefits Crom the generous close to the elections told me Newport Beach illustrates that donations of the foundation our endorsement may in fact voters are more prone to go for ml!mbers. hurt candidates in ·eosta Mesa. the strength of the candidates There were many But did it hurt Morulhan1 over the message. That's true Newport-Mesa locals on hand at Another factor being bandied everywhere really. How else do the ceremony. including the about is the presence of you explain the state of Arizona emcee Paul Salata and Bob Planning Commissioner lCatrtna voting solidly Republican in Lewis, the owner of Silve r Poley in the race. Did Poley take congressional races but electing Charm. the thoroughbred that away votes Crom Dixon? a Democratic governor? Baffert coached to a near 1\iple Of course, just like our I think school board winner Crown victory in 1997. endorsement question, there is Tom Egan's answer, when asked Nabbing the Sportsman of the no way of knowing. but again, if he was just a beneficiary of an Year Award puts Baffert in good let's look at the numbers. anti-Wendy Leece sentiplent. company. last year's winner was Some say Dixon and Foley sums it u.p j>erfectly. manager of the World Series probably got many of the same "You just don't run an empty Olampion Anaheim Angels voters in the two-person race. suit against an incumbent and Mike Sdoeda. But there's also this factor: Many win." Others include part-time Foley voters jumped onto her • • • Balboa Island resident Teny bandwagon because they said Thursday night found Pilot Donahue, Laker great Jeny they were disenchanted with Publisher Tom Johnaon, West. Rams legend Jedde Slater. Dixon. But it's pretty safe to say Managing &litor S.J •. Cahn, announcer Dick Bnberg. Gene most of her supporters pf!.lbably advertising salesm en Ron Autry, Tommy Laorda. former would not vote for Mansobr, Katzman and Mark Harmon UCI basketball coach BW who is a lot more conservative and myself representing the Mulligan, Salata and so many than Foley or Dixon. newspaper at the 32nd annual more. So let's say for hypothetical Orange cOunty You~ Sports Congratulations to Ba1fert and reasons that Dixon wound up Foundation Sportsman of the here's to many more Runs for with half of Foley's 5, 146 votes. Year Banquet at the Grove the Roses. That would give her 9,036, Theater in Anaheim. enough for victory. We were joined at our table by • TONY OOOERO Is the editor. He Now some say that Planning Costa Mesa Police Chief Dave Commissioner Bill Perkins took Snowden. Newport Fire Chief away from Mansoor. So let's give Tim Riley, Newport GETTING INVOLVED FlSH-MOBILE MEALS Call (949) 642-6060 to help Friends in Service to Humanity aasiat with the Mobile Meats program and provide ongoing emergency assistance to those in need. Both always seek volunteer assistance In a variety of areas. (949)~. FRIENDS OF THE NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY The bootc atore needs book donatio ns for book sales. Good quality children's and nonfiction books are especially needed. They may be left at any of the branch libraries -. Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar, or in the special book closet next to the Friends Book Store at 1000 Avocado Ave. Volunteers are needed to staff the used book atore that is Inside the entrance of the Central Library. Volunteers must be members of the Friends of the Library and are asked to wonc one three-hour shift per month. (949) 759-9667. GIRL SCOUTS Gir1 Scouts of Orange County needs volunteers to be trained as troop leaders, serve on special committees and give lectures, demonstrations or clauea. (714) 979-7900. GIRLSINC. OF ORANGE COUNTY Volunteera apt needed to offer educdonal end enf1c::hment opportunltlet for glrta and boy .. (949) 646-7181. on a monthly basis. They must take a TB test and undergo a fingerprinting background check. Volunteers are also needed to provide comfort and support to the Jewish terminally ill and their families. The group sponsors an ongoing Jewish healing support group for people experiencing chronic illness et 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Jewish Family Service, 250 E. Baker St , Suite G, Costa Mesa. Free. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. JUNIOR LEAGUE \ OF ORANGE COUNTY The organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leatiership of trained volunteers, is seeking new members. (949) 261-0823. KAISER PERMANENTE HOSPICE SERVICES Volunteers are needed to provide four hours per week visiting patients or doing e rrands for them or their caregivers In communities near volunteers' homes. (562) 622-3805. LAGUNA GREENBElJ' INC. Volunteers are needed to assist Laguna Coast ~ldemeas Part staff. and James Dilley Preserve staff and docents with hiker l'egtstretlon ind gene.1'91 public orientation. (949) 488--0287. LAGUNA SHANTI . r- . Laguna Shanti, an organlz.atlon that worb with sufferers of HIV can be rescned at 949-574-4258 or via e-mail et tony.dodero®latimes.com. 549-9622, ext. 35. MOZART CLASSICAL ORCHESTRA Orange County's only nonprofit resident chamber orchestra needs volunteers for ticketing, ushering, phones, mailing and help with receptionS-Nominees are also being sought for the board of directors. (949) 83<>-2950. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The recovery center for ad ul1 women with alcohol and other chemical dependencies seeks volunteers. (949) 54lJ..9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.; or Joy, (949) 648-8754. NEWPORT BAY NATURALIST The Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve is looking for volunteers to assist with naturalist-led tours and programs, special events, and habitat restoration projects. The interpretive center is at 2301 Univers ity Drive, Newport B~ach. (714) 973-6829. NEWPORT BEACH COHFERENCE MO VISITORS BUREAU The bureau Is dedicated to the promotion of the city to potential visitors. Volunteers with extensive knowtedge of Newport Beach needed. (949) 722-1611. NEWPORT BEAQt LmRARY umtACY PROGRAM HOSPICE PREFERRED CHOICE Volunteers are needed to help meke a dfffereooe in the llvn of flen'nlnally Ill indlvlduala end their families. Vofunteera would ..ist "*"With nonmedical needt euch aa providing rapite for the primary care giver, running The program Heb volunteers to tutor adults wi•hfng to Improve their reading and writing skills. Training worbhope at the and AIDS, la seeking caring · Central Library will certify volunteer• to ahlst with running volunteere. (949) 717.3874 '""*' l"MCMflQ to pedente or weeldy todal ~The orgMIUtlon • 11ao kd:ing for dericelend ~ volunteett to ateltt wtth office dutt ... T'91rWnt la proYided. (714) 980-0800. the front office, delivering meal•, · · provfdlng transportation and providlng complimentary therepies sudl 11 manage. acupuncturfl and dliroprectio care. Uaa TOOhfa, C9'9) 494-1446. . UFEUNE LMNG CENrw Mentlllv • eclftt retv on 1he Newport ........ rtlldallllll hauling.",... p10'811ionel fund.4<1 '11 rt lo ~ .... ,... ..... 1910Un)9. NEWPORT BEACH,.._. CNMAOUl.D The Newport Buch Pr9mlere Cinema Qulld, Whldt ~ the Newport Bead'I Fiim Featfv.i. fa looklng for new t'Mmben • Interested candldat• thould want to hefp further en ..Uetfc end cultural helttage In the communtty, should hew• bl. of d'*"8 end a wflllngn111 to ,. ... ~of .. Jllm Mtfv•l.CM9) 2U-2880. AROUND TOWN • Send A110UND TOWN Item• to the OeMy Alot, 330 W: Bey St, COlll Meu, CA 92827; by fax to (948) ~ 170; or by calling (949) 67~. lndude the time, date and 1ocat1on of the event. aa well " e cont.-c:t phone number. A coms>'ete Hating la avallable at www.dallypllotcom. TUESDAY A luWng ......._ bperttee worbhop will ~ held at 5;30 p.m. et the Newport Beadl Public Ubrary. The worbhop la hosted by the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce and the Newport Be4Ch Public Library. The library it et 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. For me>N lnfonnation, call (949) 72!J.4400 or vi~ www.newportbNch.oom Mother's ..... •~host a aemlner on the ttm. It takes to be aide from 1:30 to 7:30 p.m. et the Pno Cefe In COllta Mesa. The cafe It et 225 E. 17th St. Free. (949) 831-4741. A wNl•onthe""-diil aspecta of divorce end widowhood wUI be held frorn 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Coste Meaa Neighborhood Community Center. The seminar, ls part of the 2002 Seminar Seriea sponsored by WISE, will be presented by Violet P. Woodhouse, co-author of •Divorce & Money: How to Make the Best Financial Decisions During Divorce.· The center is at 1845 Park Ave. S20. For more infonnation, call (949) 588-2429 or visit www.wiseinvestors.org. WEDNESDAY The Newpott BMch Chamber of Commerce will host a networking luncheon at noon at the Radisson Hotel in Newport Beadl. During the luncheon. business lawyer Chrit Sexton will give a presentation on the 10 most common legal mistakes in business. The hotel is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. $20 for • members with a reservation, $25 for potential members at the door. For more information, call (949) 729-4400 or visit www.newportbeach.com. A Mmlnar on eating right while on the run will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Patio Cafe in Costa Meta. The seminar is sponec>f9d by Mother's Market & ~.The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St ffM. (949) 631-4741. l1«JRSDAY Aoww WatehouM wiH host a class on how to incorporate fruit and seasonal accents with fresh ftowers arrangements trom 6 to 9 p.m . Those individuals attending the event will make one arTangement in oasis and one in a vase. They will also be sugaring fruit and flowers. Flower Warehouse is at 1308 Logan Ave., Suite B .. Costa Mesa. S35. (714) 546-5566. ' A ..miner on how to evo6d strMt during the holidays will be held trom 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cate in Costa Mesa. The seminar la sponsored by Mother's Market & Kit<:Hen. The cafe is at 225 E. 17th St Free. (949) 631-4741. FRIDAY The Cosb Mesa Senior Cent9r will host a Health Expo from 8 a.m . to 1 p.m. at the center. The event will give attendees the opportunity to receive inftuenza thots, heatth screenings including lab work and hearing and chlroprectic exams. Attendees wOI •Ito have the chance to apeak with HMO repreMntativea, service providers and community educators. Coffee and light nm.t\ments will be provided. The canter la at 696 W. 19th St. lnftuenza shots free for patroN 66 yeara of age and older or those wtth a chronic dlaeaae. (949) 64b'-2356. The C09ta --a.Mor Centllr will hold • allent auction trom 6 to 8:A6 p.m. In the Automotive Roed of Dreerm Clank: Auto Mueeum et the eo.ta MeN Fairgrounds. All prooeeda reieed from the ~ wfll go to the center. The fairgrounds la et 88 Felt Oltve. AdmiMk>n is $25 pet S*'l(>n. For more Imo.nation, cell (949) ~2360 ext. 18. A "FIM win., ,_C.. end Smooth Cigars" event will be held from 7 to 9 p.m . in the Automotive Road of Dreams Museum at the Orange County Fairgrounds In Costa Mna. The event will also have a "Meet the Winemaker" session and special barrel tasting trom 6 to 7 p.m . Advance tk:kets are $25 per person and $50 with the winemaker session. Tlcbta at the door are $36 per person and $60 with the winemaker session. For more infonnation. call (949) 723-6663 or visit www.martinfamily- vineyards.com. 'NOV.16 The Anderson a.m.ntary PTA will host its fifth annual Holiday Boutique from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Harbor View Homes Phase 1 Clubhouse. The boutique will have a wide variety of vendors apecf alizing in quality merchandise. A percentage of all purchases will be retained by the Anderson PTA and used for student enrichment programs and educational materials. The clubhouse is at 1854 Port Westboume Place, Newport Beach. A $1 donation will be collected from persons 18 years or older. For more information, call Kristi Kirsch at (949) 40o--0993 or send e-mail to Krist~@PetVogue.com. NOV.19 The Corona def Mar Chambef' of Commerce will host its monthly networ1cing luncheon at 11:30 a.m. at the Five Crowns Restaurant. Reservations required. The restaurant Is at 3801 E. Coast Hwy. For more information, call (949) 673-4050 or visit www.coronadJemar· dlsmber.com. ONGOING TM Newport Beech~ Club holds a general meeting on the third Wednesday of every month. During the November meeting, members will plan a holiday shopping trip to the Cabazon Outlets. The organization is open to all Newport Beach residents who have lived in the area fewer than five years. For more infonnation, call (949) 645-9922, or visit newcomers-newportbeadl.O'fl. lnwt.ith couplee with one Jewish partner are Invited to participate in a dlac:uuion group at the Jewish Femity Service of Orange County offtoa. The group is geared toward dMllng with issues between inhlf"faith couples. such as r81slng children. observing holidays, symbols in the home and relatioNhlps with extended families. The co.t la $46 per couple for three teaions. Preregistration ls required. Call to schedule date and time. The office is at 250 E. Baker St, Suite G, Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950. Women 50 •nd okMf m-v be f)9rt of a discussion group coordinated by Jewish Family Services to address issues such as anxiety, depression, relationships, loneliness and family that meets trom 10 to 11 :30 a.m. Mondays at the agency offices, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. Friends of th. Newport BMch Public Library Used Bo<* Store are asking for patrons to donate books to replenish the dwindling atodt. Boob may be left at any of the three branch libraries st Balboa, Mariners, or Corona del Mar, or in the book closet next to the Friendt Book Store et 1000 Avocado Ave .• Newport Beach. All hardcover and j>aperbadt donations, with the exception of magazines and law boob, will be accepted and are tax deductible. (949) 759-9667. The Brlllle lndtulle..,."" computer clUMe to people with fading vision who have difficulty Melng the computer tc:reen. The Oesis Center at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona det Mar, off,re tix aeeaions. Call to sign up for ·cfeuea. (714) 821-5000. A apirttu•I care deM m..ia .. 7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400 Irvine Ave., Suite 114, Newport Beach. Call to reserve a seat. (949) 263-1462. The Coste M ... Chamber of Commerce hosts networking luncheon meetings Wednesdays from 11 :46 a.m. to 1 p.m . at the Costa Mesa Country Club. The cost is $13. The club Is at 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. (714) 885-9090. A bnln tumor 9Upport group meets the first and third Thursdays each month from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Free. Registration not required. The group is designed to help patients and their families understand and cope with the illness. (949) 574-6232. S~Andrew'aPresbyterianChurch hosts a mental illness support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m, Sundays in Dierenfield Hall C at 600 St. Andrews Road. Newport Beach. (949) 574-2236. The Jewish Family Service of Orange County sponsors a discussion group focusing on concerns and responsibilities of adult children and their parents from 6 to 7 p.m. tWo Tuesdays a month at the Jewish Family Service office at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. $10 per person, per ~ssion. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. The Jewish Famly s.w. of Orange County has a weekly parenting support group to help parents learn strategies for succ:esaful parenting and helping them deal with the feelings and behavior of their children. The group meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. Mondays a1 Jewish Family SeMce, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa, The group will cover topics about managing anger, anxiety and peer pressure children experience. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4960. The eo.te Men Senior Cen19r has ballroom dancing with live musk: from the Costa Mesa Music Makers from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. every Tuesday night at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. $4. (949) 548-3884. JewWt foemly s.tvice of Orange County sponsors an ongoing healing support group for the chronically ill. The purpose is to provide participanu with emotional and spiritual support to manage illness and its consequences. The group meets at 7 p.m. Thursdays at Jewish Family Service, 250 E. Baker St., Cotta Mesa. Attendance is free, but registration is required. (714) 445-4950. Scrabble Club No. 350 meets from 6 to 10 p.m . Thursdays at Borders Books, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St in Costa Mesa. S3. New players are welcome. (949) 206-9822. The Coin and Stamp ctub mMts from 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays at the Oasis Senior Center New memt>en Interested In tntding, buying and telling atampe end coins ere being sought to join these lnfonnal meetings. There .,. no fees required. (9491 644-S2A4. Jewish family SeMce oft9r'S ongoing bereavement support groups for adulta at all stages of loss. The groups share experiences, hear how others deal with grief, receive support and leam ways to cope with sadness and-loss. One group meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Beth Jacob in Irvine. The second group meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Temple Judea in Laguna Hills. The third group meets at 1 p.m. Thursdays at the Ezra Center in Anaheim. Free, bu1 advance registration is required. (714) 445-4950. Jewish F9mity Service of Orange County provides a support and discussion group to assist participants in their recovery from childhood or teenage sexual abuse. The group meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Advance registration is required. (714) 445-4950. Two-hour kayak tours wtth a trained naturalist guide are offered at 10 a.m. Sundays from the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The· resort 1s at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. $20, or $10 for California Wildlife Campaign and Newport Bay Naturalists and Friends members. (800) 585-0747. A yoga and dance class is held from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m Tuesdays at the Center for Spiritual Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Suite 111, Costa M8$8. (714) 754-7399. Th• Rev.. Connie Rydonan leeda • discussion group using the book "Conversations with God" from noon to 1 p.m . Tuesdays 81 the Center for Ss)iritual Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Suite 111, Costa Mesa. Bring a lunch. (714) 754-7399. Marahalt't Tae Kwon Do In Coat.a Mesa offers free self-defense classes to airline pilots and flight attendants. Classes are taught by three-time U.S. National Champion Tom Marshall. Marshall's is at 333 E. 17th St., Suite 13, Costa Mesa. (949) 574-0122. A o.eling with Divon:ie IUPPOf1 group is offered by Jewish Family Service of Orange County. The group is led by an experienced counselor and meets at 6 p.m. Tuesdays at the Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St, Suite G, Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950. The S.. Scouts' ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County offers a program for boys and young men ages 14 to 18 interested in sailing, seamanship, piloting, navigation and cruising. Meetings are from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at the Sea Scouts Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 642-6301 or (949) 551-8591. Oasis Seniot Center on.rs ongoing assistance, counseling and referral services for seniors. (949) 644-3244. L~ R es taura nt . ---Estat>llshed In 1962 --- 11UfoWl-~ AVILA CHICKI SOUP 1""' ch.kkm broth, chunks of chkkco lweut, rb ..,..whed with •'f'OC*lot dllntro ...... Monday,~ 11, 2cl t Jones take center stage Vocalist Jack Jones is set to dazzle audiences this week as part of the performing arts center's cabaret series. Jennifer K Mahal Daily Pilot J ack Jones says he's not qualified to say anything about what he sounds Like. The !.mooth-toned singer, who will perform as par1 of the cabaret series this week at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, doesn't feel comfonable describing the voice that graces more than 50 albums and earned him two Grammy Awards. What he will talk about i.s hi~ first time profe~ionally on stage, performing at the r11underbird Hotel and Casino at age 19 with his father, actor Allan Jones. His mother was actress lrene Hervey. The song was --...._:On the Street Where You uve, • which he performed as a duet with his father. "It was a panic situation because I hadn't really been up there and done a Vegru. show before,· said the lndian Wells, CaUf., resident who oheo performs now in Nevada. •I was worried about my voice ... I had vocalized all day, and by the time the shO'N came, I had no voice.~ Despite his fears, Jones found him.self ta.ken with the stage. He decided to give singing a try and worked odd jobs - including a stint as"a gas station anendan1 -to support himself. Jon~ eventually signed with Capitol Records, recording an album with them before leaving. He was later signed by Kapp Records. "It's just downright masochism [that keeps a person perfonrung.J" Jones said. "You just want to perform. The urge 10 perform is there and it'~ very exciting.· Jack Jones FYI •WHAT: Jack Jones •WHERE: Founders Hall, Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa •WHEN: 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday •COST: $49 •CALL: (7 14) 556-2787 Among the !>Ong'> June-. has recorded are "l..oll1pop'> and Roses.· ·Alfie,· • fhe Lmpossible Dream." -Low• With the Proper Str.mger" and "Real Live Girl • Jont-<; said he likes for the '>ong'> he sings to have meanmg and isn't above 1akln..: <s pop song -witne~ ha.. rencliuon of The Police:, WEvery Breath You Take" - and reworkmg 11 to fit hi.'. mellow VOICl' ·1 don't want 111 do 11 the same way he did." Jones said of redoing ::iting's hit. "The song appealed to m e and I thought it would work as a hard--;wingin~ jazz tw1e.· Then there are the "frothy novelty thin!-\'> lt~l the theme to teleV1-.1on., "The Love Boat,· whtlh have come Jones' way • 1 said ... good luck Wllh it. I don't know who'<. gotn~ to watch a show about a cnuse ship.· Jones srud "They ~ked me to do tht> theme. I thought maybe ull last for 13 weeks, and 1.hat will be It.~ Instead the serie<. ran. "'ith Jones' voice mtontnJ,! that love is exciting and new over the opening credits, for nine year'> ~ified ads work for GETT POIN 11 1111111 .v.z~ THE Daily Pilot • HARDWOOO • LAAINA'rES • CARPET • CERAMIC nLE. WM. R.OORING • wrNDOW COVERING •t.'!!!~ i •fofofoi.i,j SOL ARIAN ~ALAEBl§ ' -- .. .. QUOTE OF 1H£ DAY "I just think we Med to get into a groove we had earlier in the season on defense." ) Jeff......,, Newport Harbor tfgh ' fooWcoach Monday, ~ ll, 2002 TENNIS Spi.~ing it up at Costa Mesa Tennis Center Public facility to host its second USTA Futures event of the year this we~k. F or true international · competition, tennis is way ahead of the game. While baseball and basketball abd other sports attempt to stretch the worldwide scouting. recruiting and developmental boundaries, it's a reversal of fortune in tennis. Here, we're the minority. In many other countries, tennis ranks second only to soccer in popularity and .. participation. But that doesn't stop Costa Mesa Tennis Center operator Hanle Uoyd from rolling out the red carpet for a grass-roots United States Tennis Association event, the second annual $15,000 Costa Mesa Pro Oassic on the mens Futures circuit Lloyd, in fact, welcomes the international flavor to Costa Mesa In fact, only three of the t~p 18 players in RICHARD DUNN the main draw -the ones who receive automatic berths because of their ranking-are Americans. Others are from places like Germany, Great Britain, Russia. France, South Africa, Croatia and Yugoslavia There are guys from Argentina. Sweden, Czechoslovalcia, Denmark. Brazil and the Netherlands. If these guys could cook. we could have quite an international UTaste of' event at Costa Mesa Tennis Center. While about 350 Futures events are played worldwide throughout the year, only 33 this year will be played in the U.S .. where the game of tennis skyrocketed in the 1970s but has yet to experience another boom -and some question whether it ever will again. But with people like Lloyd embracing the minor leagues of tennis, promoting the use of public courts and encouraging folks to pick up a racket, the spon will survive and, perhaps in some cases, thrive. The top-ranked player in the Costa Mesa Pro, Japan's Yeu-Thuoo Wang. is 2 J 7th in the world, followed by Germany's Christopher Kas at 225 and the U.S.'s Doug Bohaboy at 293. lt is the second USTA Futures event hosted by Costa Mesa this year, following the $I 0,000 Diadora Pro Cllampionshlps in September. Both are examples of Lloyd's diligent effort to provic;le the community with a chance to see quality tennis for free. The Costa Mesa Pro Oassic, with the main draw scheduled to start Tuesday and run thfough Sunday. will award the winner eligibility into the USTA CllaJJenger circuit. the next level up with $50,000 purses and one step down from the ATP Tour. ••• inclement weather delayed the start ofquall.fying rounds,knockingout Friday and Saturday and forcing Uoyd, tournament director of the Costa Mesa · Pro, to scramble. Sunday and Monday, Uoyd said, he'll try to squeeze 123 players into 59 first-round matches and subsequent rounds in each or the four qualifying brackets, which includes 2002 Corona del Mar High graduate c.ameron Ball. CdM sophomore Carsten Ball, fonner CdM standout Boris Turldc, Newport Beach's .Kaes Van't Hof and former Estancia High standout Devin Bowen. Bowen. 30, has been a doub(ea player for several years on the ATP Thur, but bJ trying to earn some sin~ points because of next year's new rule that wfD require every pJayer regJsc.ered tn a tot.amament to have a sinpi and doubles points. While the rule it intmded to make vartom top alnsta playm tn the world cocnpete ln doua.,, it aeetee an UIU'IMOlllble burden for veteran doubles playen like Bowen and Rick 1.-cb. Spor1a Edllor Roger Carlson • (949) 574-4223 • lporta Fa; (949) 650-0170 Tar~' title pictu~e muddied Newport ·Harbor may well have to share crown, even wiih a win over Foothill. B•rry F.ulkner Daily Pilot and Irvine tied atop the league standings. and La- guna Hills lwkjng one Bame back. several scenarios sur- round ·the final week. of the regular season. Hawks would tie for second. Since all would be 1-1 against . one another, the Nos. 2-and 3 representatives would be de- termined by coin flip. . even in the least favorable scenario, a three-way tfe for second and losing the coin flip to Irvine and Laguna Hills, the Sail- ors are virtually assured of collecting the division's lone at-large berth. H victodoua CJ\ler FoothW, Newport Harbor will at· least NEWPORT BEACH -~ave it to fa-clairn a share of.its secoqd straight Sea mill4U' nemesis Uvine High to put a ldnJc View crowp. The Sailors could be out- in the Newport Harbor football team's right champions if they win and Laguna Sea View League title plans. Hills mocks off host Irvine Thursday. Among_ other potentlal Division VI, at-large q\.lalifiers, only Katella from the Empire League and Belltlower from the Suburban League could match New- port's 7 -3 record, should it be forced into at-large qualification. By defeating first-place foothill Fri--Should Newport and Irvine win, the day night. 24 hours after Newport Har-Sailors would share the title with the Va- bor had dispatched Woodbridge to im-queros. frvine, however, wowd be the prove to 3-1 in league. Irvine muddled league's No. .1 playoff representative, wbat the Sailors hoped would be crystal with Newport No. 2, based on the Vaqs' clear heading into Thursday's battle 28-20 triumph over the Turs on Oct. 25. Newport was ranked No. 6 in last week's Division VI poll. ahead of No. 7 Katella sand No. 9 BellJJ.Ower. Katella, however, figures to drop in the poll. af- ter losing. 21-0, to Valencia Friday. with Foothill at Tustin High. lf Newport loses and Irvine wins, the Had Foothill gotten past Irvine, the Tars would finish third. 1ltis would winner of the Newport Harbor-Foothill mean they would be on the road for the clash would have been the league's No. first round of the playoffs for the first l representative in the CIF Southern time since 1997. Newport Harbor Coach Jeff Brinkley Section Division VI Playoffs. Should Newport lose and Laguna Now, with Foothill, Newport Harbor Hills win, the Sailors, Vaqueros and STEVE MeCAANK I DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa High's An~rew Carich (66) leads the way as Keola Asuega (24) rambles for key yardage. Run for the roses The victory over Santa Ana puts Eagles in a position to c1aim .the program's second outright league crown. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -And down the stretch they oome. Costa Mesa HigbB Mus- tangs contin- ued to display their efl~ 6n-i8hio8 kick Friday night, wben neither the elements, nor a worthy title contender could dNert their sixth straight gallop to the winner's dtt.le. "l guess Wf!re p retty good mud- ders," said Mesa Coach .Dive Per- Jdna, whose team earned at least a 8hart of the Golden West ~ food:Md1 cbamplonabtp by ban· dllng Santa Ana. 36· 7, fn a battle or -..... Wlbeatena at Orange Coast College. The victory asaured the Mus- tan.gs {7-2, 5·0 in league) the league's No. l berth ln Cbe CIP Sou~ Secdon Dlvilion vn Playoff&, though they wtD need to defeat Seddleback ($-e, 2-3) to put the fhmhlnl tout.hel oa only the aecotMI oucrtpt ae.-auwn ta the p ...... ~ 43 wnltJ ...... Pdday'I -broulht to mind • 13-3 P9alk Cout Lmpe ~ tMI' n.buco HOii ta •• whk:ll llowed the ~ ..... IOKhed by Myron Mllllr. ID wn the school'• first outright football touchdown runs of 34, 75 and 67 crown. yards to tum a typically me thodi- Pel'ki.m may want to remind his cal, ball-control offense into an ex- squad that that win was followed plosive unit by a shocking 7-7 de with Century, ~we've had a pretty simple game which pared the Mustangs' league plan all year. which has been to lead, but enabled them to hold off utiliz.e our ball-control offense, 'Dabuco. History aleo shows that play pretty good defense and limit '_I'rabuco Hills n,eeded just six our mistakes," Perkins said. "For weeks to exact revenge, trouncing the first time since the Olaminade Mesa, 44-6, in the CIF Division WI game (a 27-24 victory in Week 2), championship game, which ironi-we made some big plays on of- cally enbugb was played on a rain-tense." soaked fteld. Perkins acknowledged that Pe.ddnt, however, belieYeS ~ Santa Ana was hurt by t6e absence players wW step UchtlY when it of senior quarterbac:k Omar Car- comes to celebrating too long. ruc::o. who bad thrown for l ,460 "I atiD don't think •ve played yards, but mjesed the ~ntest with ow best pme and I think wrt a broken fot>t suffered the previous getting bettet every week. •. Perkins . week. . aaid. "l've aeen tealDI in Our divl-"I wtlbed be would have played, sion and I chink we matdl up becaUM there will always be that really well with them. We're play-'Wb:at ttr • Perkins said. "But I irtg weQ at the right time of the thought Ute problem for them was )'Ur, so I think there ls more to they just r:eaDy couldn't stop our come for this football team." rushing game. Bven 1f they Would The Mustanga haw oon"8tently have bad everyone, 1 don't think. pulled away. from the oppoeition they would have beaten U& Bot- after baJft:lm.e during their lmprea-tom line: M earned It" s1ve stretch d.rtve. A.IUlp. who finished with 284 In five league pmes ttue eeason, yards on 23 carries, continuee to · duiy have ow:.and foes, 63-14, earn a Jped.aJ. place tn Newport· lndudJng 211-7 eplnlt the Salnt:a. Mesa hlatory. He now bu 1,851 ·rnMi sm-. who came In on a Y'fda this eeuon, S,560 CNeer aeven•pme ~ .u.k> ~ rushing ~ and 18 games with playing wllb a lot of entlP••em at ~ 100 nuh1ng yatda. Hit ca- eady on, lib any team would play-rm: rUlhing total bu been aur- lnc for a ....... ~" pueed by only one Newpon·Meea Fertina aid ot lhe ftnt half, 1n ~ former M'*-S Blnh nan ~.._.built a 10-0 IMd. •But (4,m ,.,. from 1991·9S. Alue· we aa.r.-11 ... md tbeyJUlt _. *-11>1 pe tm '5 for .. couldal .... Gm ..... w.'ft C81W. ODI ~-0.. 1nD't for. been• ~WtlllD ... ,_,. nm ICllDol ..-d. .._II c:ur--wbkh 11 a....._., dae hud itnct, tied wtlb ram. NMspaet work .... ~ In wllb Hubar ~ ............... (lOlldlelew._• for.._. NNpcat-w.a ...-m Sealm ._ ~ ecxnd oa ....al! • • Novembef 18 hono<ff · LAURIE SAWIN-QUINN • Daily Pilot MONDAY MORNING QUARTERBACKS Sea Kings stuck in the mud Loss of Kidushim could be more damaging to CdM than setback to first-place Northwood. B•rry Faulkner Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -The Co- rona deJ Mar High football team was sub- merged Friday night under a combination of physical prowess displayed by visiting Northwood and game-long downpour seldom seen in Southern California. The result was a 2 J -0 loss in the ba1Ue for Pacific Coast League supremacy th.at ensured the Sea Kings will be no better than the league's No. 2 representative in the CIF Southern Section Division IX Playoffs. But unlike a 17-0 setback to Back Bay rival Newport Harbor in Week 3, which was followed by a three-game losing streak. CdM Coach Dick Freeman be- lieves his players can recover more quickly from the blow to their confi- dence delivered by the Tunberwotves. Ml don't think (Friday's loss, in which the Sea Klngs lost five of their 11 fum- bles and also had one pass intercepted) completely took the wind out of our sails," Freeman said. "It was just about the opposite of our game the week be- fore against Calvary Olapel ca 50-8 win). Against Calvary, everything went right for us. But against Northwood, it seemed lilce we couldn't get a break. "We bobble a pass back to one of their defenders (a lost fumble after a 36- yard reception), that could bave been a touchdown and we had another re- ceiver just barely tripped up (after an- other 36-yard bomb) that could have been another score. If we have our guy pick up a fumble (in the University backfield), instead of fall on It, tha~s an- other score and we didn't score at the end after getting to their 1-yard line. There are four things that, without any- thing else being different tn the game, could have given us 28 points. ~ did all that bad stuff and we still bad a chance t'o win that game, so I don't dUnk the loss will deflate us at all." Freeman acknowledged the Timber- wotves superiority up front helped them dominate the neutral zone on offense and defense. He waa. however, encouraged by his defense's abWty. to make Northwood drive for its points. · A47·yard ~run opened the ecorlng for the 11mberwolvet. who ex-, tended a 6'-0 ~ lead with • 29· yard touchdown .,.,. on iU Ont eec- ond~balf polMllllon. But other thin thoM two p1ayl. Northwood did not have a f111n of mons thanl3,.. NonbwuOd hlQbeck Jeff ~ who ftnilhed with 208 .,..... ,.... Md jult 39 ymla .. Mlftlme. ..,,,., Md lbe bmll • lot ...., 31 mliwtm ot the ............. md 1 think we did a..-,.._. Job_..: ...,.., Mist lbem rram ~ -.... .... ~ ..... "1111 pd'• ............................ , • w -ar .. caar. 11 rM:N&m ........_ ......... ...,.. .. .. IJltt• llafwbklb b* ID ...... of JI!* .................... .............. ~ .... .............. Dally Pilot Ill Daily A Pilot llfllll Sports Hall of Fame· Celf'brating the millennium JASON PERKINS Corona del Mar Former Sea King volleyball standout blossomed late and enjoyed an unmatched two-year run of titles. Richard Dunn Daily Pilot H ighlighted by an amazing two·year span of championships. the career of fonner Corona del Mar High and USC men's volleyball star Jason Perkins could be summed up perh aps in a quote. "It was a wonderful experience." Perlc1ns said. "It made me the person I am today. It gave me confidence I never had before. Volleyball really changed my life.· ·Even lhough his dad. Bob. taught him skills early. Perkins was a late bloomer for the Sea Kings' second CfF championship. With Perkins in the middle, along with Matt Cwlertnia. Chris Pliha, Olad Steelberg. Matt Herrington and CIF 4-A Player of the Year Ty Price at setter, Coach Brande's Sea Kings roared through the CIF Playoff.-;. defeating rival Laguna Beach (with Dain Blanton) in the semifina ls and powerhouse Mira Costa (featuring Canyon C-eman and David Swatik) in the finals. Kings. for Jason Perkrns ·we definitely were n't expected to win (CIF)." said Perlons. a first-team All-CIF 4-A choice. "That was truly an exciting year. and. for me, it was a break.out year. I really whom he'd later help win thr 1989 CIJ· Southern Section 4 ·A championship. The next season. a." a USC freshman. Perkini. garnered Freshman All -American honor, and made the NCAA Final Four team as the TroJctns won the national championi.hip. A 6-foot-4 middle block.er for USC Perkins ttaid he "never dreamed ofhavmg such a two-year Mretch • of titles. •it really contrnued my sophomore ycaJ. • he added. "Until the final game (against Long Beach State in the NCAA championship match). we were unstoppable.· Perkins grew up in a volleyball family with h1s mother, Michael, and sister Prentice. who starred at CdM and Long Reach State. but he didn't start playing club volleyball until the summer before h is sophomore year at CdM. Perkins. who had played organized soccer and baseball. was initially pretty good once voJJeybalJ caught his interest. but he "wasn't super coordinated. per say. But through Olarlie Brande (at the Balboa Bay Oub Volleyball Oub) and his skill-development coaching style, I learned the fundamentals and the mental discipline of the game. and, by my sen!or ~ I really blossomed and came into my own.• Before his senior yar. Perkins was "an average pjayer, • but the spring of '89, everything ca.me together, including the Sea matured. I JUSt had a really wonderful year that year - with school and volleyball.· Pc oons was joined at USC by Herrington. and later Price. who transferred from San Diego State. ·At USC we had two guys on the team who I'd played with for years.· said Perkins. who led the nation In hitting percentage his freshman year. when he was joined on the USC coun by future U.S. Olympians Bryan Me. Nick Becker and Dan Greenbaum. ·1 was surrounded by phenomenal talent, so I wasn't keyed on by other teams.· said Perkins, whose Trojans repeated as Western Intercollegiate Volleyball ~iatlon champions his sophomore year. before losing to th~ 49crs In the NCAA title match. • "'1y junior and senior years. I went from being the young guy with a bWlch of old guys to an old guy with a bunch of young guys.· Perkins. who majored in. public administration at USC saJd volleyball "changed who I was, mostly for the best ... it really changed my life.· Perkim. the latest honoree in the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame who works for a financial services finn ln Newpon Beach as a stockbroker and insurance salesman. lives in Irvine with his wife of seven years, Marianne, and 3-year-old son. ConnoL The'Yre expecting their second child ln May. CREW Pirates sparkle at SD Fall Classic Orange Coast wins coUegiate eight in early season venture. MISSION BAY -Under Ideal conditions in relatively wann waters Orange Coast College crew made an early-season statement with a victory ln the Colleglate F.ight at the San Dlego Fall Oassic Swlday, in addition to victories In the novice four and novice eighL Coach Larry Moore watched his Collegiate Eight sweep to vic- tory over a pair of San Diego . State entries in he three-mile head races. Niclc D'Antoni. the Pirates' captain. stroked the boat in his No. I seat just an 'hour after do· ing the same for the Open Men's entry, which Coast finished in third 10 the University of San Di- ego and the San Diego Rowing Oub. From D'Anto ni to the bow were John Zeiser. Chris Lentini, Jake Carr. Will Harris. Tobias Wack.er. Tom Redoutey and Ryan Coslelloe, coxed by Sierra CaJd· well. Coast's novice four boat, which was followed by the Uni· versity of San Diego and Tempe, consisted of Matt Chapman. Da- vid Frampton. Brian Moran. Danny Johnson and coxswain Hanna Philebar. The novice eight. which beat out Coa.'>r's ·s· boat, Loyola. San Oeigo State and UC San Diego, had Nolan Roussel in the bow, along with Jeff Vreeland, 7..ach Papas. Wes Temple. Tun C'.arpen· ter. Fred Fielding. Russell Mc Shane. J. T. Eger and cox.swain Ashley Thomas. CROSS COUNTRY Nationals await Lions' Hall, Magana FRESNO -Vanguard Univer· sity's Tony Magana led the Uo n!I to a fihh-place finish at the NAIA Region 2 Olamplonships Satur· day at Woodward Park. Magana went 25:43 over lhe SK course. finishing fifth. Also from Vanguard: Matt Meyer (19th at 26:30. Mikael Larsson (20th at 26:3 1). Steve Lalia (30th at 27:20) and John Nelson (36th at 27:36). Vanguard's women's entry was seventh with Sarah Hall pacing the effort with a fourth-place fm· ish in 18:46 for the SK distance. Jennie ThWle was 21st in 19:20 and Eli7.abeth Huipe was 23rd in 19:30, followed by Bridget Lons- dale (21 :66) and Carrie Mcintyre (23:45). With their high finishes. Maga· oa and Hall, both products of Es· tancia High. qualified for the NA1A National Olampionships at WlSCOnsin-Parbide in Keno- sha. Wisc., Nov. 23. SCHEDULE TODAY 8ocar College men -UC Irvine at UC Rivertlde, 1 p.m . Golf High edlool girts -CIF Playoffs at El Toro Ge. Monday. Novembef 11. 2002 A1 • I HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Corona del Mar High's Claire Allen, right, and Alissa Zoelle, left, behind Santa Marganta's Brianna Bowman, are two of CdM's maJOr weapons as ttie Sea Kings prepare for the CIF Playoffs. They awart Tuesday's wild-card match between NorttMew and Azusa to determine who will . be visi.tmg the CdM campus for the first-round matchup m the D1v1s1on 111-A matchup S£AN HIL LEI< I DAILY P1LOT Tars, CdM seeded for CIF Playoffs Newport Harbor No . 1 in Division II-AA, Sea Kings No. 3 in III -A. Costa Mesa also in Ill -A mix. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot LOS ALAMITOS -Newport Harbor High and Corona del Mar are seeded No. l and No. 3. respectively, in Lheir divisions for the CIF Southern Section girls volleyball playoffs. the pair ings for which w ere" released Sunday at Lhe section office. Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors (22-6), champions of the Sea View League for the ninth time in 10 seasons, will open play in Division 11-M Thursday at 7 p.m . at home agajnst the winner of Tuesday's wild-card match between Norco ( 11 ·Sl and Sul tana (12-3). Coach Bill Omstiansen's Sea J(jngs (l 7 -8). chainpions of lhe Pacific Coast I .eague for the tford time in four years. host either Nonhview (8-7) or Azusa (8-8) in Thursday'i. Division Ill-A first round. Costa Mesa (1 3-2). whkh wo n the Golden West League to claim the program'i. first league titJe, rerurns to the playoffs for the first time since 1998. Coach Allison Salladin's Mustangs will host the winner of Tuesday's wild-card match between Des· en Hot Sprin~ 110-SJ and Te-.o- ro (16-7). Newport I larbor and CdM are ~ 0 t: co .9 0 .r= 0. (ij ·c Q) <O E ~ "t <O 0 0 a a; ·c: I each competing for their sev- emh Southern Section title. The Sailors have bee n to IO section finals. while the Sea Kings have been to 12. The Sailors. who lost to Mira Costa in the Division 11-M titJe match last fall, are paced by 6· foot-3 senior middle blocker Kristin McOune. A first-team All-ClF Division II performer as a junior. Mcl.lune pounded a match-high 33 le.ills to lead the visiting Sailors to a 5 15. 15-9. 6· 15. 15·13, 17-15 nonlcague vic- tory over Back. Bay rival CdM Friday n!ght. Alyson Jennings. a S R junior, is another stand.out for 1hc Tars. If victorious TI1ursday, the ~ilors would face either La Mir ada, the runner-up in the Sub- urban l.eague. or Cathedral City. the No. 2 representative from the Desert Valley League, in Sat· urday's quarterfinal!>. The Division 11-M '>emifinah are scheduled Nov. 19. with No. 4-seeded El Dorado. which tied for second in the Ce ntury League, a possible foe. Wesdake (19-3) is the No. 2 seed and Woodbridge (13-12), which the Sailors handled in Sea View competition. is J>eeded No. 3. TitJe matches in all divisionJ> will be either Nov. 22 or 23 at Cy- press College. Corona del Mar, whic h wen! 10·0 in the PCL~ would likely face unbeaten Santa Ynez. the champion of the Lo!> Padres l.eague. in Satu rday' Division lll·A quarterfinals. With two playoff victories, CdM wouJd likely meet lfar· vard·Wesllak.e (20·41, tlw Nu £ seed and the champion of thl' Mi~ion League, in the '\lov 19 sem1finah . The Wolvt•nne ... d e fending Ill-A champion'>. h.ive won five '>ection champ1on .. 111p .. m the la!>I J>even yedr'>. mcludmg !he lai.t two, and have played fo r a c;ection title fou,r '>traight yl'<sr'> and '>ix of the la.'>I seven. Bishop Montgomery. runner up in the \erra League tu \fater De1, the No. I seed 111 1>1w.1on II A, I'> ctho a J>trong pre'tence in the Ill-A bracket. fht.> KrnWit!> have advanced to the Southern Secti on division finaJ nine of lhe laM IO '>Ca .. o ni. and won fi ve ti- 1Jec; dunng that .,tre t(·h They open Thursday on th<• road agaim1 top --.ecded !-.o ulh I J Monte (14 -2). Ri'ho p Montgomt·rv. ft•atur mg fl O ~t·nior mu.Idle block.er Noelle Quinn. who wilJ play vol· leyba ll and b~k.etball next year at IJ( IA. eliminated ( dM th e lru.1 rwo '>Cai.on'> in the 't•m1ti n aJ <> (Ill-A l.L'>I '>ea.,o n .111d Il l AA m 2000). If v1ctonou~ Thur.,d.1y, <.u-.ta Mel>a would visit B1c,hop Mont gomery in Saturday'<, 4uaner· final round CdM t!> led by '>l't11or middle bloc~er Claire Allen a team high 21 le.JU., again..1 "Jewpo rt llarhorl Coc;ta Mesas besr plJy<:r all season haJ> been !>enior middle blocker Sharon Day. Notre Dame AcadC'my '" the No 4 -.eed m Division Ill A. The lop two finisher. in each d1vi'>ion will advance to the CU· State Playoffs. E 8 t: co 0 -0 -5. 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' HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SEA.KINGS Continued from AfJ 1 chance to wrap up at least a shareolthereagueaown.Free- man believes. lan't as bad as the loss of senior center Jason Ki· dusbim, who dislocated his left kneecap midway through the first quarter and may have fur. ther damage that could sideline him for the rernalnder of the sea- son. •j..oslng the game shouldn't be as hard to recover from as losing , Kidushlm, • Freeman said. "That's our blg deal. He makes all our line calls and we missed a lot of blocks we probably wouldn't have if he W""dS in there maldng tJ1ose calls. We had tackles trying do make the calls the other night, but it's hard for them, be· cause they have a tough time seeing the other side of the line Crom where they're at Wftre go- ing to have to work very hard to get the lcind of concentration level needed to make the calls Kidushim made fo r us." The Sea Kings can still claim a share of the league crown if they can defeat last-place Tesoro Fri· day and hope Calvary Chapel, outseored the last two weeks, 92·8, can knock. off Northwood, which has oow won nine straight PCL games, Thursday. Estancia finally 1 catches a break Coach cancels today's practice, hoping players will be rested and ready for the season finale. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot COSTA MP.SA. As a nation takes time on Vet· erao's Day to remem· ber, F.stan- cia High football coach Jay Noo- nan made a decision he hopes will help his players forget So. on the heels of surrender· ing the most points in the 276· game history of the program in a 58-7 nonleague loss to Pacifica, and in the midst of an eight· game losing streak. the Eagles will slcip practice today to rest their collective body mind and soul. 439 rushing yards, the most by an P.stancla roe in 63 games, dat· lng back to a 487-yard output by Laguna Hills ln 1996. The 58 points Scored upped the F.stancia opponents' total tbJs season to 321, just one sl\y of last year's nine-pme total and only 15 shy of tying a school sin- gle-season worst. established by the 1986 team that 6nished 0-10. The Eagles broke a three· game scoreless streak. when Brad Young connected with Lewis Bradshaw for a 13-yard touch-d~mktWay through the third quarter. But P3tancia's 54 polnts this season rank last in Orange County (tied with a Tesoro squad that has no seniors). Against Pacifica, the P.agles did without, or received limited duty from, starters Gary Jones (high fever), Mike Cahill (hip pointer). Cullen Crom (thJgh bruise) and Landon Pulizzj (st:raioed neck). "lt would be nice to get a piece ;:,f the league title, but we'd be baclcing into it and we'd still be the second-place team from our league for the playoffs," Freeman said. SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Northwood's Tim Carrier (6) is short as CdM's Matt Morris (9) pulls in a long reception Friday night. ~we want them to heal up a Utde bit, H said Noonan, who uti- lized Friday, after last week's Thursday game, to introduce his players to some things they'U work on this week in preparation for Friday's league and season 6· nale against Ocean View. Noonan Said senior Joseph Hernandez. who has started at center all season, filled in admi· rably on the defensive line. Noo· nan also credited senior end Erik Andersen with a fine defensivu efJon and said junior quarter· back Brad Young had his most impressive performailce or the season. Shadow lands Looking back, 5 years ago this week: Looking back.. 10 years ago this week: Newport Harbor and 5 Costa Mesa High boys water polo teams gain wins in the opening Orange Coast 10 College men's water polo team score~ a 17 ·9 victory over Olaffey in the first round of lhe matches of the CrF Southern Section Division r and Division rt Playoffs, respectively. The Sailors (18-4) drench Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks, 13·2. Newport scores eight goals in the finlt period Southern California Regional Playoffs. Ryan Mulholland scorei. four of his game-high six goals in the first half when the Bucs (18·8· I) build a 12·4 lead. Coast. seeded fifth. with Chad Peetz leading all Sailor scorers with three goals and Nolan Bibb, Jeff Leeper and Gary Conwell each tallying cwo scores apiece. Kevin Becker adds one goal and Jon Pharris notches nine saves. Mesa roughs up Buena Park. 15·3. scoring six first· period goals. Tudd Hylton leads the Mustangs with five scores foUowed by Hunter Taylor (four) as1d two each from Oiad Oeaver and AJex Sorta. plays No. 4 seed Cuesta in the regional final!'.. Costa Mesa boys water polo team {20·8 and champions in the Pacific Coast League) i.core I 7 straight goals to overcome a 1-0 deficit en route to a 24· 7 win in a first-round Cl F Division Ir playoff game. Sam Grayell and J.R. Porter e.ach score seven goals for Mesa and Greg Felli (four) and John Nagle (three) contribute scores. Corona del Mar and F.stancia High girls tennis teams score victories in their respective ClF Playoffs divisions. Ranee Rhodes wins two of three singles sets to lead CdM lo a 10·8 win over Visiting Beverly 1 lills in the opening round of the Division I playoffs. Marcie Asch also tales two of three sets as does the doubles team of Jenny Glasgow-Ouistine Winton and Alida Bolce-Ouistlne O'Meara. The Sea Kings improve to 15·4). F..stancia's Eagles (16-5) get past Villa Park. 11 ·7, in a first-round match. The Eagles are led by Julie Redler in singles and Lauren Wea~r-KrlstlnaGrlgaltis in Newport I larbor Higb (8·2. 3·2 in the Sea View League and ranked No. 4 in CIF Southern Section Division V) cruises past Corona del Mar. 42-20, in the Bartle of the BayXXXVI. The Sailors score on six straight possessions to build a 36·0 halftime lead. Brett Baker'• 43-yard interception return for a touchdown and Lamar l..ee'I fumble recovery for a touchdown foUowing a blocked punt by linebacker Shawn O'Donnell highlight Newport's dominating night CYDonneU mtercepts cwo passes to help set up two eventual touchdown-scoring drives for the SaUors. doubles. ) -compUed by Bryce Alderton NOTICE Of TltuSTU'S SAU T.S. Ne. 0 2-75 I HCA L.-Ne. 042U225 11 YOU ARE IN OrFAUL T IJNOUI A OHO Of TRUST DATED S/Zl/ 2001. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. 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Continued from A6 COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College freshman forward Alisa Carrillo was 12 of 12 from the free-throw line and 5 of 6 from the field to finish with a game· high 22 points and lead the Pi· rates to a 68·54 women's bask.et· ball victory over Mt San Antonio in the third-place game of the OCC Tip-Off Tournament Sun· day. is well aware of the scenarios. but prefers to lteep things sirn· Tommy Carroll filled in . for Curtis. Alfredo Cruz stepped in for Nieto and sophomore nevor Theriot continued to fill in ca- pably for Hartsfield against the Warriors. who like the Sailors' last eight oppOnents. had trouble stopping the offense. pie. . Freshman guard Ll.z Mendo1..a added 18 points for the winners (2-1 }, who lost to eventual tour· nan1en1 champion San Joaquin Delta in Saturday's semifinals. ~1 th.ink we're in the playoffs, but I know if we don't win, we don't have a chance to be cham· pions. • Brinkley said. "We're still basicalJy playing for the champi· onship this week.• ·we've been playing real weU. offensively.· said Brinkley. who is. however. slightly concerned about some defensive lapses. ·1 just thinJc we need to get into a groove we had earlier in the season on defense,· he said. The Sailors could be at full strength for the first time in more than a month against the Knights. Woodbridge marched 75 yards on 11 plays with the opening kickoff to take a 7-0 lead. but managed just three first downs over its next ~en possessions, by which time the Tars had put the game away witJ1 35 consecu· Live points. Both Carrillo and Mend07..a were named to the all -touma· ment team. The Pirates return to action Thursday with a 4 p.m. game at Santa Barbara. OCC TIP-Off TOURHAMEHT Third-place game Orange Coast A , Mt SAC 54 Mt. SAC Akre 13, Nabors 2, Lavender 6, Tham 7, Nakam ura 4, Vasquez 2, Floyd 2, Schweigert 3, Go llaz 2, Belts 12. Knott 1. 3-pt. goals -Tham 2 Sophomore receiver Spencer Link dislocated his left shoulder Thursday, landing awkwardly in the end w ne after a touchdown catch. But Brinkley believes the team's top pass catcher (33 re- ceptions for 543 yards and seven touchdowns) could be in the lineup. Link had the same injury to his right shoulder the first week. of practice and. after sitting out the scrimmage as a precau- tion, played in · the season opener. Senior quarterback. Michael McDonald added a little leg work to his typically fine passing per· fonnance against the Warriors. ln addition to completing 9 of l8 for l39 yards and two IDs, the 6- foo t, 180-pounder rushed six limes -all designed draws out of the shotgun or bootleg keepers -for 104 yards and two TDs. Fouled out -Akre Technie11ls none ~ Coast -Camllo 22. Mendoza 18, Quiroz 8, Murray 5, Shaw 5. Hatsushl 4, Galasso 4. Estnida 2 3-pt. goals -Mendoza 2. H11tsush1 1, Shaw 1. Fouled out -none. Technical11 -none. Halftime OCC. 36-26. Newport was without starting left guard Eric Curtis (bronchi· tis), noseguard Austin Nieto (back spasms) and fullback Rhett Hartsfield (abdominal muscle) against Woodbridge. Brinkley ex· pects Nieto and Curtis to be ready this week and said Harts· field may return after a five. Senior tailback Dartangan Johnson also continued his sta· tisdcal climb. His 135 rushing yards put him at l.070 for the season and 3.075 for his career. the court belore four months from THE PETITION requests TH( PETITION rllquesls the hu11n1 d•t• noticed the ~cedent's Will end authority In 11dm1nlster AbOVft c odlclls. If any. be the estale under the YOU MAY rXAMINE th• •dm1tte<1 to probete Thi Independent "dmln1s-hie liepl by the eourt. 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C••llfl, C....C• .. -eteen er '' wter r.-w1we~ .... --....... llr .. -' lew -n--FOi " YOU -A a.DI• .._ .. "• 11119 .... If '"" "'-TOI •• 1e1111.,, .. 1 =t.=-=..: i5¥!'5 cr::r:r:.: ... ... ....... :c:t.::·..::.. ~ • ..., ........... ..._ Wiii ..e ...-. ........ t••'•'o;.;'---· • '* • 111 • •n H•t by the court within four of C1lrfornl1 ... shown months from the date of on the m1p of Tract the first ruuance of 6622 Wed In Book 245. lellera as provided In peau 20 throu1h 23 of Probate Code section M1scelbneous Meps. and 9100 The h me for lrlin& H ahow11 on the m.., of cll1ma will not UPlft Trect 6421 hied In Book before four moolhs flom 2«. PICH 1 lhrouah 6 lhe he¥\nc date notiud of MisceHeneovs Mlljn •bovt. in the office of the YOU MAY E.XAMIHE the County Rtc«dw of Hid tile kepi by the court If County. dHcribed as you en t person In followa. terated In lhe estate, The soulherly 6 feet of you m1y tile with the uld Port Cllerlot Plt ee, court • Request for adJKent to ind north Sotclat Notice (form OE· erty of the t•ncenl 1-1!14) of the filin& of 111 bearlna N It •ar-z:r Inventory and •ppnlul 43" w, uld line btin& of estate •...U Of of the northerly line of Lot• 1ny petition or eccount Z6 lhrovafl » of .. kl IS prowldtd In l'robelt TrlCI 6422. Code sec.tlon 12'50. A R-v~ there ftOlll ' R1qu11l for SpHl•I • portion of u ld Motte• fwm la H1lllble .. 11tlle1ty 6 fHT for from t111 tOllft ci.1'11. publk lltlllty l>url>O-. ......__,......._., clocrlbedaaf~: ._c . ,,.._ ...... A atrl, of lartd, 10 l•I '!'t .... l llMt ..... "" -t•ly llf'lt -I ' & 11 f f Of which Ill lMI llOfttltrly '--....Al'< p1olon11t1011 of t lla 70 I I. a..-6".., Nlllttty line of Lot 30 ~.CA._IMt otuldlrtctMtt. 1'11bll•h14 Newporl NOTICt 11 F'UlfTHUt luc:ll C..ta llhu 01~ CMN HUIUY lhtl Vie f'tlol ""9mber 6, lf. Cltr Cowlcll of tt. Cffy 12. Z002 TMIS77 ,of ... ..,.,t leedl' lltt IDICIOfYA<Am ,., Tll-.,, Hoyt-., '9, 2ooi It ltlt Jlow of Nttiet II ,_..y _..,... 7•00 ,.M. H tfle lltM, tlltt lht Clty C-C• of llld the eo-cll C>ltlll· ,... Ctty of lltwpoft ber1 11 tlle ...._ tor tM • IMch .. e...-., ttle ..._ .. of II ...,_ • VMAltlOll ... ,,.,u... of .... "'" Wt!• 9'tKt Port C ...... 1'1Ke. Tiie ... .. .. "~ WIUtleft ,,oc_ ... bt ¥ ....... , N .... Qty CCIMIKIM ,_...., t. c-11 et.......... • tlleC...Me,.,.... ....... ,... ....... . """""' c.. leot!M e.w... ....... h -r .... ,... ....... .,._ .......... .. ........,. ... .... ,,.,.... ., ...... . lln•Hll V1utloa ...,, ...... , ......_. LIW. n. *•,_.IA 1'/ L.v.. M ...,__,. "' ., ..... t. '° Ctllef ........ ._.. .. ,_. ................ ,. ............ ti . ..... ~ ... : ...... ,..... ., ...... -·-· Eio:.::! .. ·--. . . . -llllt "*" •Liii' .... llO'lklOfWI 111 KCO<danca with tbe provisions of Se<11on 21700 tllrouah 21716 ol the Calr10t nl1 Business and Proleutons Code there beln1 due •n unpaid st0t •&• fH 101 which Sale Harbor S.11 St0t•&• II enhtled to as lien pursuant to Section 211oi of said code on th• coods her •'"•tier detc:rlbed and due notice h1vln1 been 11v1n to perUes ~nown to claim 1n Interest thettm and the time speclloed In auch notice for payment ol such lees havln11 uplr ed will b9' sold at public auction by IC.E. AUCTION SUVICl CSL- A,2221 AT 1U4:Z HMIO• llVD., SANTA ANA, COUNTY or O•- AHGE, SJAU OF CAU- fOltNIA,. on the 21st day of HOVEMBCR at 10 00 • m Terms '°' the sale lrt ca ll only Sile 1ub141ct to c1ncell1llon utS-t4't l1nd$ord r_._H th• rt&ht lo bid. Below It a list of I)•-and u11il numbets. The lollowin1 unit. CC>lllaln misc household •lams unleu othwwiw stated 48.4. Lttlcl1 Bushmente. 383A: lur11er Er1un: 407: Luis & laura O'los-Cobos; 421· Mwelre Esc1mr~: 672 Tim hplnon; 742: llnn1fer Hammond, 463C· f ranny Hatch; 762: Seralo Htrn1ndez; 570 One Perei; 724 Blanc• Rivena. 462· Billy Roan, 854 Victor Joseph Valles: 254: Cleanway Interior Mamt Service (cleanln11 equip & sup- plies). P.ubilshed Newport Buch ·Costa Mesa Daily Piiot November I I, 18, 2002 M566 SERVJCE DIRECTORY -For All Your Home and Business Needs - l d, 1 •1'l ~L'r\ 11..l' l>trntcrf\ B .llll'L'I ......... ......... TIM followlna P"'°"' Ill dolnl b111iMSt U . C•l•llttK Enl«priH1. Inc: •• 3723 Birch Str .. t, S uite '1, Newport Buell, CA 92660 Cai.brew Enterprises, Inc., (CA), 3723 Birch str .. t, Sult• 11, New port Beach, CA 92660 This busineu Is con· duc1ed by: a corpor1Uon Hive Y°" ft.rted doln1 bualneu yet? Ho Calabru. Enterprises, Inc.. Bo Michael Cell brese/ Presklant This statement wu filed with the County Clerk of Ofan11 County on 09/23/02 20026'17ts9 Dally Pilot Oct. 21. 28, Nov 4, 11, 2002 M5M sm Re-.. ..... ... s....... The lollow1n1 parM>n• are dolol busineu H HewaHan hnn1n1 Com pany, 3723 Birch Street. Suite fl . Newport Btach, CA 92660 Calab11s. Enlerprlses, Inc . (CA). 3723 Birch St1eet, Suitt •I, Hew port Buch, CA 92660 This bu11n1ss 1$ con~ duc;led by: a corporation Have you started do111a busmen yet7 No Calabrese Enterprise~. Inc , Bo Michael Cal" brose/ P1e11dent This st1ltment wu filed wrth the County Clerk of Oranae County on 09/26/02 20026'1USI Daily Pilot Oct 2 1. 28. Nov. 4, II, 2002 M555 Re-.. ..... ... s..... The tollow1n1 penons an do1n1 b1tslness H ~16 lfv1na Associates 516 lrv1na Ave , HeWpotl Buch. CA 92663 Maaan O Wons. 19900 MacArthUI Blvd Ste 800. lnlne. CA 92612 J1mes E. Oot>r oll. It . 19900 MacArthu1 Blvd Sit 800, lrvrne, CA 92612 James E. Oo brott. 19900 MacArthur Blvd Ste 800, lrvrne, CA 92612 Tl11s business " con ducted by· a 11eneral partnenh1p Have you started do1na business yet7 Ve$, 1983 MeaanO Wona This statement WH filed with the County Clerk of Oran11e County on 10/J0/02 20026922290 011ly Pilot Nov 18,25,2002 The follow1ne JMtaons are doint business as BHT lnt11natrona1, 614 Ofchld Avenue. Corona def Mar, Calriorni.t 92625 Allred C Muenu, 614 Ofchld Avenue. C0<on1 Oel Mar, Cal1f0tn11 92625 This buslneu Is cbn ducted by an md1v1dua1 H111e you •tatted doina busrnus yet7 No Allred C MuenH This statement wn fried with the County Clerk of 014n&e County on 10/18/02 2002692081S Dally Prlot Oct 21. 28, Nov.4,11,2002 M552 How to Place A CLASSIFIEiAD By Fax (94<7) 631 -6594 ll'lcalt lllClfldt WU ...... aodpbtt...tia.1111 •cll...S1o0o bd•llll• Pf'l<qwo•I By Phon~ (\).IQ) f>.12·~678 By Ma il/In P<•rson: HO 'Wh 1 HJ} ~1ree1 ('cl\(J \1L"-J. ( fl 9~617 Al \r~IJ\•n flhd &. HJ~ 'It II ours: lrkplM11: X Vljm 'IWlpm \lon<l.1\ l·ndd~ a....-t'-Each Wedi Fof Only $12 ~ wttk 14\0ttk mirumwn) • Cll._..• 194'1 ST~m \'tdll In !< IO;un ~ C1)pm \1undJ~ ~nJJ~ ·-- Monday, Novembef 11, 200! *'-'" 'I I , .... .. ~ ..... ... fhe lollowtnc person has abandoned lht use ol the f rclltiou~ Bu11 llHS l'tame Miil Inter national 614 Orchid Av~nu• Corona def Mar, C1hlornra 92625 , The Ficlrltous Business name 11f111ed lo ebove was !tied 1n Oran1• County on 10/16/2002. me No 20026920616 Allred C Mutnse, 614 Orchid Avenue. C0<ona del Mar, Cahf0<ma 92625 This bu.,neu is con· ducted by an md,.ldual Allred C Muenu ,...... .... ......... The foltow1n1 ,,.rsons are dolna bvsmess a. Orchatd IM.Uraoce Ser vlcu. 20261 Acac1• 1240, Hewpof1 Buch Calrfornia 92660 Jamft M. Tuctlef. 1678 M.serve, Pomona Calo fornla 91766 Thtt business 1s 'on ducted by. an rndrv1du•I Have you slMted do1n11 busrnns yet? Ho James Tucker This statement w.s fried with the Counly Clerk of 01an1e County on 10/25/02 20026921731 Daily Pilot Oc:t 28. Nov 4, II, 18, 2002 M561 fktllll ..... ... s....... Th~ lollow1n1 o-< ....,,, ate do1n1 bus.ne1s •"- M 1 II u lnform•l •ur l e..hnotv1y I 2f> l 18th St Apt, OICIJ !.to•I• Meu Cah10tn•• 92f>// M1d1 .. 1 l•nMll Mlll"t l 76 l 18th !it A111• 0101. Cosl• M.-. C•lrforni• 92621 Tht~ bu\tn•'~ .,. 1 uo docled by an 1ndrv1clu•• II••« you \t"' led <1<11111 business yel1 No Mike Miller !hrs sl•lement w•• fried wrlh lh~ tuunl y Cl~t k of 0• .,1&" Cuu11t y 011 09/30/02 200269111U Daily P1lol 0,1 11 IX Tho~ st1lernent wu hied with the County Clerk of Oranae County 01110/18/0? 200269201 .. Deily Pilot October 21. 28 Ho> 4. 11 2002 all Classified Today 949 642-5678 M553 .-------Policy------. Rate\ and deadline\ an! subject lo change Without notice The pubhshe~ reserve~ the nght to cen~r. n~cla,~ify. rev1-,e or rqec·t any clas\1fied adverti\ement. Please report any error 1ha1 rn11y he in your cla~~1fied ad 1mmed1ately The Daily Pil<>t <Klcph nu liab1Ji1y for any error m an advem,emcnt for wh1d1 11 may ho.: re,pon\1hle except for the cost of the 'pace actually nuup1cd by the i:rror Cn::dll can only be allowed for the fiN m-.cn1 uri ~---Deadlines-------.. Mnn1ld\ I u..-"I'" Wn lnn1lJ.)' lnu"JJ\ h 1JJy <; OClpm ~fon<lJ)' ~ OUpm Tuc..il..iy 5 OOpm "'cdnc:-.t!.1~ 'i OOpm Fnda} Saturda) Sunda~ nrnNJ,I\ 'IJlrpm I rill." I I Opm f·n•IJ) 'i IM1p111 ,.. "'--._.... Prem P1nor1m1c foe ~ lerrace Lot 213 &JM! MCIX.f $l2.500M <llO ""*'51 7f1l 0-EJ Found 1510 Personal loans 2490 Fumltln FOUND l MO OLD lOTTWllDH/MASTIJf rurrY, Vmcrty 19th S1 & Plac~nlld IJlat ~/ brown 949 7S9 S086 lu•e '"""ii" or fr ~e to good hnmt' SSCASHU lmmedrale rash for slrucluted \t!ltl~m~nt~ ~nnu1h,.s ~uoud1w/... sue~ $150 recliner $4') boo~ 'helve\ S 10, krnit -.1e maanetrc mat lre>.s pad SIOO • .. 34.IOU!> HOMES FOR SALE single SIQI y .llir Jba lr<•nl ORANGE 5400 c.ondo on a 011er1:t1-ed lot Just blocks ln lhe bf!ath 1 s-t Ano Hfh A 0 All<. h 3bd/2bo, &•• & drrve way drtk W D lrrg 2 door\ Irr wat er. $21 OOnio 949 &50 9428 Style 38r lb• hom,; LC k.tl low 11aH1<e \Ueel Cr""' po1 .. n11 .. 1 SSI'> 000 2br ll>o, newly rernod eled le &ll• me ds Ir 111 w/d walk lo C~lsons Sl'.>00 mo 714 6i'4 lfJ,67 • IAYSMOIUS • Gated co..,..,unlty, lflr 3Ba hom• w b•y .,,...., $4'.>00 mo 949 ~ 746( rAClfK V11W 2 11<11 by !Ude (ocean YllW) Ploh, SI0.000 '°' both 714 841 9873 COllectlbtell Memcnbllla . 1160 Tor ss 4 ncou~ nc au. ~. [II: !C'I .. 81' .8l Mee SclM. hA>e llfT'C'J\ Mike 949 645 7S05 IQUAl ltOUSll6 OfPOITlllTY All rul estate ildvet hslnR In thrs new~aper ~ subiect 10 the r t'de1 <1I ru Hou""' Act o l 1968 u .lmendtd which m•kes rt 1lle1al lo adwertrse ·any pr eltr enc• hm1l a t1on or df\Crrnunatron bHf'd on raoe color. reha1011 'o handrup f<1m1h al \Ulu• 0< natlonal 01111n or •n intenhon to make any \UCh preference. lrm1t1 hOfl CH disc11m1nallon lltts new•paper wrll not knowincly attt'lll 1ny adverhHmenl 101 real ~l<tle whrch '' 1n •rolatton of the lilw Our 1nders are heuby lfllormed lhal all dwell 1111• 1d•ert1sed m thi> 11ew~ape1 11 e available on 1n equal oppor tun1ty basis To Pomple111 ol dis trimm•lion. uH HUO toll free at I 800 424 8590 Audlons 141.1 WANTED TIQUES Oldat Style Fumft\we PIANOS l Collectil!IM ............ ~ • s.....o. ........ ()tie:...,.,..,.... $S CASH PAID $$ Qllll9 .................... wt BUY ESTATES ·~lr.....tl)r- ; CA~NSIG.~~1~N,TS1 I lo '' '• • 'I I . . ~-_ __J ~&M22e SOUTHC8AST AUCTI N General Announcements 1610 ',...,_../mt. C.t fhl'r e •• ,,.,.. I 00 (ll) d*tf'fl II\ ltle us ~ for dhome 111!\111.a!cJ~ brolhln & SISttfs I~ 1 r ·-Ill & f w"1tlCIJI "(JIJOI I ~'~" nlflrt.flj fl¥N 19 f\007 ~ 'iO S A<..,,.,, .. n 8IYO '141 114 Sl7 l<nJ rf!8 .:"~l General Announcements 1610 I 800 CllARllY' Onildte yout ••hlll~ d••~t lly tu lhf u1 111nJI n4t1ondfly •Hl••med f h•flly l ·''' 100, < h•rrly nt>I a USt'd t di df' .. ltr tund r a1ser l llOtl l'llARITY (I 8 00 ]4 '/ /4ft{j) ,.,.,. ~harrlr• "'' 0111 IC'Al •<,lAN 1 • • • ANNl)UNt I MC N t • • • NOW ll111nK lt>r ~} lOOJ Pu•l•I 1<'1>s SI J l l S211 16 h"ur I ull b•n" f1h. p•td lrA1nrn1t. nn ~·P ncLl "~"' 'f Ac ,,.pt 1na ulls 1 d•Y' (8&6)844 4 91 S e •I I 3 I (CAL"StAN) ANAHCIALJ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Personalloans 2490 IMMCOIA Tl CASHlll US pen•mn lu11drng pays cnh ntiw fn1 8 years ol vou1 luluie pt'n"on paymf'nh c.11 800 !;86 11?'1 lor • f RH no obl•1t•ll<rn < s t1rnalt ,,,_ .._.....,f\Jr,,.c c.nm (C>i -sl.ANI SAvt UP IO S7°' on Moolhly Brll'> f REC non prol1l <.ltbl help Be treated wilt> honnly under ~l•nd1111t & rt. spect C.areOn• I 866 866 9!114 (loll Ir ee) www careonecredrl com (CAL •sCANI c 949)642-5671 f'vt • few w..-• ··-"'" Call Classlfled Today 949 642-5678 • r edl "''"'" not~ p11vdle moll&•&• noln. .icu dent c.,st:-.. and tn\w .tlltt IJdiOUls 1800)/94 IJIO n Al"SCANJ 10 t or AM£ RICANS Overpay r .. es• Oon I br C.•ftt! lhrr••" $.4 8 b1lhon 1n d lrv\I fund revived tor ld•payers f RU ron,111tat111n Call loll Ir e~ 866 RI f UN041J <CAl •SCAN ) HEAL TH SERVICES Handicapped Call 114 892 !>475 Glau tep cllnlft9 ,., lbl w 4 chair1 $100 While 111 r.ooch $100 Glass lop end lbl $25 949 673 6071 JEWELRY I 3460 DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS c-st Coln Needo Old Corns• Cold s1lve1. f"Wtk y watches, 3nl1QU<'S tolletllbles 949 642 9448 ServiC8S/ Cats 3610 _Eq_u_ip_m_e_nt ___ 2535_ -.-M"4-.-Wwitn--Kittens..-- 1ucn1c WHHlCHAJl ; cm. ~ .... Of ~ l•UY II USCO once paid every Sal S..n 12 4pm S 5600 bes I o II et f '6wln r. Anmll Nf<twor1' ....., mess 714-~5811 Int o 9 49 6U ?279 AHTIQUES ~bSale :.10 .....,_4y.,S..W "611/ ~ITWTrn/aysbl,/Wver 10~ off ~ lueS..I IOA Sp Cons11nments WMoorne I 9&548-4123 htote SoJe. Bl0<.k Front Gove1 en or Winthrop Desk with Class Boole cue 1920 or 1930 SIOOO 949-l7•-1H9 ART/ PAJNTINGS 3060 e Rufrno Tamay o e Pele• Mu e Jon Botz •Aaam e v1 .. m111c~ 949-67.:S.-UU HOME FURNISHINGS Ar~re & DrOf' Leef table w/4 chain Antique car •ed lea des11n1 aood cond S97S Coffee, end & 10fa oak Ibis. fooled <IH•&n w/elns tops. •Int cond $375 2• 2• oak swivel stools. SIOO 2 Be11e brown upholsltted swivel rockers S200 r oldon1 roH 1 way bed S25 Bla~i. iitass 4 shelf \ltteo cabinet $50 2 Solver drrector ch.air:./ yellow vinyl se.ah $50 949-642 7655 Mov1,.. 5el• th1ouah Sat Krn11 mattress box & lr<1me $75. 12pc Mrt.asa Ullin& S200. Trundle bed Sl50, came table & 4 chairs S150& misc I~ V11 Cordovi NB -~orafrM :JJ day ~ hllr'c 4 docs Re5iculn .__, ••SHU.I YOUR LOVI ill Thank\&IV•n& wrth a Pedrj!reed Cr A Persian Killen Bl<tcks C1ums l ortorse Shells Red hbbys $-400 All Shots CBll Now• 949 451 102!> PROFCSSIONAI. V[NOlNC ROUT[ f rnanune a viii able w/ $7.950 deposrt l ays /MHs /C o ke stockl!d No 1e\lr1Ct1ons and flu1b1llly means loca lr o n s locat1011s locatio ns SS.SSS I 800 337 6590 811m 6pm (CAL •SCAN) AISOWJI GOW•IEI 60 ............... ... ...................... S9,99S IGO-~ (Jlcesbltm 611 COSTA MESA f.AST Stof 129 Cabrrllo SI . OfnCl srAct, 360 sf, arut 1oc Mercie 949 642 5171 17 , Vlew0ffke1 250 E. I 7ttt St, C.M. 60091&~ 949-955-0 f15 SELL your stuff through classified! COUNTY Balboa btand Want to Sell J your home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition Call Lisa Rivera 949 574-4252 or~WiHey 949 574-4249 Balboa Peninsula °" f'°9fl •• lu&uty al the ~<Kh Comte~ary home on the park 381 2 SBa total remodel. r ren<h Beaumaniere limestone floors. i' amle & maple ceb ineh rn kitchen I•• Ill! Jc &8111Re Off<!rrd •I Sl.699.000 c.n Dayna Pettit lit 949 673 3899 lor eas -.how Corona del Mar 4lr 4.Sl o app101 l/69 sf. home on a w rner lot Spect;"ulu 11ceA11 view,, wonderful bkyrd .,, courmel k•lt hen $1,445000 .. ,1 Ot!b•• Bereer JIO 316 846• •348 310 600 9168 (ctlll e HAUTlrul • srYGLASS MIU f .abulous Ocean Vrew 2 ilory. 4B1 ho""' Offered al Sl 77'l.OOO "'"" " ..... It. r 949-176-5576 • llAUTIFUl • snouss Hill r abulous Ocean View 2 story, 4Br hOfllf! Ottered 11 SI 775 000 J"4y llel.., llu 949-S76-S576 C4MD,.i.a 41 .. _/Slotll ,..._/21 ..... 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Call 1 plumber, painter, handymen. or any of the areal services listed here 1n our service directory• THESE LOCAL SVC PEOPLE CAN HELP YOU TODAY! WITIHOEn DIYWAU Alf phas11 sm/lra lobs. ClUNI 20yrs •• f!!!..: free llSl L«XXXJO 7l...-.1447 ~Plllllllllll ltoc:tu.• ........ .... slellers • B'canil lnslruclion Matetlll Goldes • Diect Mii Procb:t 08llasheels C..MM12.ee:9 Bridge •• ANSWERSTO WEEKLY BRJDGEQU)Z Q I • Vulnetlble. you~: •AQ \?K 7 O ltltUU •ltH Whal i• your opeoioa bid? A· Aawne yov open onr: diamond and partner responds one of 1 najol; Whal do you rebi4? One no uump u an underbid, at ii 1 1imple two d.ia- mood rebid. bw IO jump In either no uump Of diunonda 11 unthinkable. Since youc band 11. es11enllall)I bal· anced, you c.o avow all thcte prol>- lcms by opening one no uump. Q 2 -8()(1! vulnc~lc, u South you hold: •9 'V'QHl 0 KJUJ •AQ6 The biddui biu orocecded: SOUTH lJe.st NOtlTH 10 .._ INT ? What do you bid now? A • A revene bid of two hearU Is out o( tbc question and to rebid di> monds with such a moch-caleO suit in unp&laia~. Consider pwtner•s hand. North cannot hold moo: than siA cards in lhe majors, 10 must hive at leasl seven minor-suit cards. Bid two dubs. At wont. you will end up in a 4-J fi1. usuming panncrdocs DOC corm:t IO diamonds wilh"J-4 in tbe minon.. but SlllCC ~padc ruff's will be taken in the short-cnimp band. even that should be a supcriorcon- ll'llCt 10 no lnlmp. Q 3 -I\~ Soulh. vulnerable, you hold: •95 v 7 6 "KJ 10652 •10 4 2 . The b1ddmg has proceeded: NOR'fH EAST SOUTH WEST I• PllM 10 P&Sli JNT Pa_\_~ 1 Whm oction do you take? A • You have not been invited 10 the party. Do not (or a moment think of pul I ing 10 diamond.' because of your weal. hand. Panncr has $3id that the North hand should prodllCC eight or nine tricks at no trump. so who are you to argue? Pan . Q 4 . N'l'ithcr vulnerable. as Soulh you hold: •8.l 8 7 AKJ94.l •AJ I ~~: •• ... 10 2• ... 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