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Home My WebLink About2002-11-25 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot... Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2002 IN BUSINESS A different Tale begins Tale of the Whale restaurant in Balboa Village may have called it quits, but its location will live on. Paul Cllnton Daily Pilot BALOOA VIILAGE -The Tale of the Whale may be closed, but it's tale isn't over yet "Our goal is to basically step it up a notch," said David Salis- bury, who runs two other local eateries with his brother. "With a new name and new look. it's go- ing to be a new restaurant." doors in April. With high hopes and a prime view of Newport Harbor from the upper and lower dining rooms, the Salisbury brothers plan to open the Harborside Res- taurant and Grand Ballroom at the pavilion in May. Over the past decade, crowds had dwindled at the TaJe of the WhaJe as the restaurant's owner gave up plans to refurbish its de- teriorating interior. INSIDE For mo re business news, see Page A2 and layout of the spacious 20,000-square-foot restaurant David Salisbury said Harbor- side will retain the nautical theme, but will steer away from the darkly muted steakhouse feel of Tale of the Whale for "soft tone" colors. KE.NT TREPTOW I DAILY P1LOT David Salisbury bought the old Tale of the Whale restaurant at Balboa Pavilion with his brother Doug. Brothers David and Doug Salisbury have bought the ailing restaurant and say they'll re- launch it in the spring as a con- temporary, waterfront destina" tion for dining and banquets. The once-buzzing local favor- ite closed out almost four dec- ades of serving seafood and steaks to locals and tourists from all over Southern California when it quietly shunered its Details of the new restaurant ·are still being worked out. but the Salisburys are now develop- ing the menu, interior design Furure patrons will be able to order staple dishes lilc.e crab, iob- See TALE, Pa1e M . A CLOSER LOOK A flowing 'river' with hazardous twists Traversing Harbor Boulevard, at times, can prove dangerous. For 3 people in the last 15 months, it's proved fatal. Deepa Bharath Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Harbor Boulevard is like the Mississippi. It traverses several cities from La Habra all the way down to the ocean where it ends in Costa Mesa. And much like the river, the street has a character of its own -as diverse as strip malls and din.Icy restaurants in some parts to country clubs and luxury homes in oth- ers. The tail end of Harbor Boulevard that runs through Costa Mesa. officials say, is one of the busiest street_S in the city with tricky intersections that can be quite dan- gerous if commuters are not paying atten- tion. About 60,000 vehicles pass through th.e stretch every day. Last week. bicyclist Rafael Herrera, 76, was killed after he was run over by an 18- wbeeler that was making a right on Har- bor from Wilson Street. He was the third person killed on Harbor over the last 15 months. In September 2001, Peter Hanahan, 43, died after being hit by a truck as he was crossing Harbor at Menimac Way. He was waWng from his apartment complex to the bus stop, 1Wo weeks ago, Antonio Lopez, a 44- year-old cook at Nonns restaurant. died in a freak three-vehicle era.Sb. He died on the spot after a woman who was pulling out of a driveway got hit by a sport utility ve- hicle, lost control, became airborne, hit the center median and crashed Into Lo- pez's van. 1be three incidents happened at differ- ent times: the most recent one occurred at about 11:20 a.m. Th(' othets happeped at ·about 6 a.m. and 3:15 p.m.. respectively. See TWISTS, P .. e M Daily Pilot · ATAGl..ANCE ON1HEWE8: .-.~com WEATHER ~ GIVING THANKS KENT TREPTOW I DAl.V PU.OT Imam Mustufa Qazwini giv~s thanks during an interfaith Thanksgiv'ing service at Harbor Christian Church on Sunday. Thankful unity People of several faiths gather at Harbor Ch ristian Oiurch on Sunday to discuss their similarities Christine Carrillo Daily Pilot T hankful voices rose in unison as Oui.stian, Jewish and Muslim congregants celebrated their connection to one God and one nation by celebrating Thanksgiving at Harl>or Cluistian OlUrch in Newport Beach on Sunday afternoon. Nearly 100 people gathered together at the church, which aJso serves as Temple Isaiah. for the sixth annuaJ Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith Council Celebration of Thanksgiving. "We are all created by one God," said Aory Van Beek. a longtime member of Temple Isaiah. "We are so blessed to be in this country and immigrants especially appreciate it very much." With a grateful heart, Van Beek. a survivor of the Holocaust and an immigrant to the United FROM THE NEWSROOM States. holds a very high appreciation for the country that bas given her a safe and accepting home. Imam Mustufa Qazwini of the Islamic Educational Center is not much different He. just like his Jewish counterpart. is also thankful for being a pan of this country. "I know the meaning of ltberty, freedom and human rights ... See nwtKFUl. Pace M Ther(! s always so much to be thankfal for I ; \ ·---YOUR BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT PHOTOS 8Y kENT TREPTOW I IW..Y Pl.OT Workers prepare food and fil bowls futl of potato chips at the new Lawry's Carvery in South Coast Plaza. A slice of Lawry's New Lawry's Carve.ry at South Coast Plaza promises to uphold its parent eatery's reputation while serving quicker Paul Clinton Daily Pilot B llling it.self as a fast-food restaurant that's •a cut above the rest," Lawry's c.arvery offers hot sandwk:hes, salads and soups. Quality food at an aJfordable price has been the mantra. The eatery bas been cut from the Lawry's doth, wbk.b has produced 8eYedy Hills' The Prime Rib, Los Angeles' nun O'Sbanter Inn and Corona dd Mar's Five Crowns. •it certainly bas our name on the line and our reputation for quality," said David Stodman. the senior vice president with Lawry's restaurants. Lawry's Carvery. which opened Friday, serves sandwiches made from hot roasted meats, salads, turkey, soups and other Items. It's on the second Boor of South Coast Plaza. The eatery replaced Cafe Pasquini, a popular eatery that closed about a year ago. Stockman. who lives In Newport Coast. spearheaded the team of Lawry's elllCUtives who developed the idea about l8 months ago. million into a restaurant that is considered a • quk:k-<:asual eatery, • a new style of eateries odented toward faat. high-quality food. "lt's a whole new segment [of the restaurant marketJ," Stockman said. "We don't fed anybody is doing what we're doing. .. An average lunch tab will run about $8, Stocb:nan said. Stockman and his team devoted six arduous months to perf~ the menu. sampling breads. aa1ad.s and other foods before placing them on the • meou. Careful attention was paid to make the Carvery more than Just a steakhouse-style eatery that would appeal mostly to men. "One of the challenges is that there are more women shoppers," Stockman said. ·lf it's going to be successful. it needs to appeal to a wid~r audience." On Friday. Carvery managers cracked the seal on the newest edition to their chain of restaurants that began with The Prime Rib, which was opened by Lawrence Prank in 1922. David Stockman. senior vice president of Lawry's • sits with a crown prime rib sandwich and turkey cobb salad. five Crowns chef Denni& Brask, who lives in Corona del Mar, has also joined a Ctf!W of food prepaiers at the Carvery. Lawry's has sunk $1.5 Situated lo South Coast Plaza. which Stockman desaibes u "one of the top three or four regionaJ malls• In the country. gtves the Carvery a ch4nce for blockbuster success, he said. Daily A Pilot a....~ Box 1 MJO, Costa MeN, CA 92626. News 8Mlstant. (IM8) 57...u98 Copyright No n.ws ltOriel, dlrlninfl.<:atrllloelatlrnea.oom IHun.tic>na, editorial mdlt or PHCm>ORAl'HER8 ~herein can be Seen Hiller, K&*1g ~ ~without wrta.n Don Leech, ~T~ permle9lon of copyright own«. VOL. 91, NO. 329 READERS HOTLINE HOW TO MACH US THOMAS H. JOHNSON, .-.J. ....... (Ml) 842.«JIS ~don Publieh« Art Director I News o.t Chief Record your commentl llJcxll the The Tlmee Orange County lONY DOOERO, (M9) 574-4224 Deity Pflot or newt tiS)9. (900) 252.9141 Editor }ON.Mntwe"1tlrrHM.com Addi.-AdJ•dlll• JUf1( OETTING, -/:::::M.c ... OUr ~ 19 330 W. lay St.. 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RON HERMAN, NfYONE7 The best In Amerlcan and lluropean designers for women are at llall lleunau. Since 1976, be has filed this specialty store wtth treod-setting fashions. See the latest designs from Earl Jeam. Juky Couture, Theory, Hal:JibW. More by Ron Herman. Marc by Man; Jacobs and hilb-end collections from Olloe. ~ Tuilette. Loyanford. James QMello, Development and Kol~ jewelry, a small eeliecdoo of shoes and lingerie are coming soon. Ron Herman is on LeYel 1Wo of South Cotit Plaza. near J .Crew. CaD (714) 540-9870. HOUOAY METAMORPHOSIS Don\ have time to decorate for the holidays?~ a locaJ interior redesign tornpany. offers holiday design. Tu help reduce your holiday stress they'll do It all. from decorating your tree to ~ up your stockings. C.all (949) 887-8347. RESTORE ntAT PAlfl1NG Italian-born Ardenia Ctit-•• is a conservation and restor:ation specialist who's bad extensive training outside f1orence restoring oil paindng!I for llJU8f!'UID8.. Through her training. working HOME DECOR tMng Qadom is changing from a holiday dkor store to focusing OD home accesaories, gifts and collectible& Owner Pamela Plotkin bas di8counted a lot of the dkor at "'°"· including Christmas ornaments and Halloween items. Plotkin tties to carry Item.$ that other stores dodt have. Vintage dishes from the '40s and 'SOs. furniture. lamps. cenunia. stuffed animak. doll and bear dothing. and red. white and blue themed items are among her offerings. Store hours are 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily. living Oea.tions is at 509 w. 3 lst St. in Newport Beach. Call (949) 673-4847 or check out www.goodl:iml!gtftsoom. GO URBAN The oldest store at the Lab Anti-mall 1' u.t.l Oudlnen. c.atering to the M1V gmeradon. it stodcs eYer)'tl:ling-womens and merD docbing, aicceaories and house wares. Manager StqJben Suto Sll)'I more mature customers shop for clothing compamble to Gap bask:a, hip hop ruatomers want 1ttple Ave SouJ apparel and athletic wear from Nike and Adldaa. ~ lcJYe Dield dotbing. and punk WltOmers want the ~is or re-vamped vintage dothing. HoUle ware ioc:ludes aibdable rugs, pillows, window cown aod showier rurtains. Store houri are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through~ ll a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. Ulban Outftlten is at 2930 Bdstol St. 1n c.o.ta Mela. Call (714) 966-1666. •BEST MM i1PPW'1 Motict.ys end ~ Send ii lfor'rnlldol1 to G-.. 'Nvlder et ~·yahoo.Q>m. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST Though tt cto.n't loot ... tt\9t femHi.rto ua. wh9t w. ... eboY9 ua todey.,. doudL And In the morning, tome dftule m.y ... from thOM cloud&. C>eheMtee, therw'I .-, • Jllgtwt ~of lhowers thie .... ling. Hlgt'9wtl be In the lower to "Pf*'°' In N9\t•CMt M111 ~ Iowa wll drop In .. upper40a. SomeS...Anlwlfda.m blowln .. .-.noonwwm 11111* lr'OUrid on iu.ct.v. ...... : WWWJMll.,...._(IO!tf BOATING FORECAST The l\ICd1 ru•Jty .... ,.. blow 10 to. linollllftfit lnriirr -. ..... " ....... .. _..._.._.. .... _ IWllol•tDltlil.""9-.a .................... ... . a.a............ .. .................... with .. to &-foot Wllwe and. northw9at ... of 7 to 11 .... Wlndl wilt pm up tonight to 16 to26knoes. SURF I> # , • , . • " ' ' ' .. ~ • • Daily Pilot Westsid~ redevelopment area set for designation Costa Mesa Planning Commission today~ consider adopting 434-acre region that consultants recommend . Lollta Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Planning commissioners are expected to designate al.most half of the Westside for possible redevelop- ment Monday folloWing the rec- ommendations of consultants who studied blighted ,regions of the city. Commissioners are charged with the preliminary tas~ ofout- lintng specific boundaries to be added tO the existing Downtown Costa Mesa Redevelopment Project Area, originally created in 1973. City-hired consultant Urban Futures lnc. has recommended a jagged border that encom- passes 434 acres along the. length of West 19th Street and portlona both north and sooth of the major tho ougbfare be- tween Anaheim and Whittier av- enues, according to a staff re- port Commissioners must give the initial endorsement for the pro- posed added · territory, before passing it on to the Redevelop· ment Agency -also known as the City Council -for official approval. Planning <;ommission (hair- woman Katrina Foley said it is likely the commission will fol· low their suggestions. •1t is our impression that there is support on the council level and it is our job to move the process along. n Foley said. At the direction of City Coun- cil, consultants surveyed almost the entire Westside -l.008 acres -in introductory steps to the redevelopment process. Properties were scrutinized for blight, which includes de- teriorated structures. residential overcrowdlng. poor mainte- nance and lack of parking. "It is a very llmited area if.you consider the entire survey area that was studied/ Poley said. wlf the preliminarily proposed area is approved to proceed, that is as big as the redevelopment area can get. "It can get smaller, but it can't grow.~ ~ Some residents have pushed for tbe redevelopment area to include the entire Westside and parts of north Costa Mesa, but officials warn the process is stringent and exact. Areas that were not studied itv the initial "survey~ cannot be included without starting the entire process over, experts said. Also, properties that are borderline blighted, or on the cusp, are problematic because FYI •WHAT: Costa Mesa Planning Commlulon •WHEN: 6:30 p.m. Monday • WHERE: City Hall, n Fair Drive •INFORMATION: (714) 764-5245 they could be legally chaJ- leoged ~It is somewhat subjective, but they are trying to make it withstand legal challenge," Fo- ley said. If just one owner succeeds in proving his or her property is not truly blighted, it would in· validate the entire redevelop- ment process and city leaders would have to stan from square one, officials said. Judging by the number of calls that have been flooding city Redevelopment Manager Mike Robinson's office, property owners will fight tooth and nail to make sure their properties don't get takeh over by the city. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS 96,000 JWA passengers expected this weekend John Wayne Airport officials are asking for the public's co· operation to operate smoothly during the upcoming Thanksgiv· ing holiday -the most traveled weekend of the year. last year, almost 96,000 pas- sengers passed through John Wayne during the hoUday week- end. The busiest travel days are ex· pected to be Wednesday through Sunday. Officials say air carriers are expecting similar passenger levels this year compared to last year. Planning ahead and allowing adequate time to get to the air· port, park, check In baggage and complete the screening process will ensure a smooth travel ex· perience during the holiday sea· son, officials said. New JWA program helps with security John Wayne Airport, in col· laboration wilh the Transporta· lion Security Administration, recently launched Prepare for Takeoff. a passenger awareness campaign to inform travelers about new security measures. The campaigi:i. officiaJs say, will help passengers prepare for travel before they go to lhe air- port and assist them once they arrive. The campaign educates passengers about preparing for their trip by offering tlmesaving tips to help minimize stress. Other partners in the cam· pai.gn include the airlines, -travel agents and customer service organizations. More in- formation is available on the TSA Web site at www_tsa.dot.gov. John Wayne Airport's Web site at www.ocair.com. Omned donations welcomed at library Bins for ~share Our Selves" are now in front of the Newport Beach Central Library for dona- tions of canned goods and other nonperishable items t,hat will be distributed to the needy throughout the region. The charity has issued a "wis h list" of the items most desperately needed this year: powdered or evaporated milk; canned soup, fruit, vegetables, juice, meat, tuna, etc.; cereal; flour; sugar; salt rice; peanut butter; jelly: baby food. bottles, ~pes, dia· pers; macaroni and cheese; hamburger helper; pasta and pasta sauce; pancake mix; tea/ coffee; beans; chili; stew; cake mix; salsa; crackers; snacks; de· odorant; shampoo; lotion; toothbrushes; toothpaste; ra· zors; shaving cream; laundry soap; personal soap; fast food , .. •SJl FULL BAR t'O\~ ~::::::::::~c;o~cKT.::~:•1:s1 MEXICAN RESTAURANT NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 ~~ Restaurant ---Establlshed tn 1962 --- ( Christmas at Summerhill gift certificates/restaurant cer- tificates; grocery certificates; gravy; canned holiday goods such as ham, pumpkin. yams, cranberry sauce; sauces; stuff- ing and desserts. Donations may be made any- time the library. at 1000 Avo - cado Ave.. is open, which is from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 9 am. lo 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and from noon to 5 p.m . Sunday. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. Ci vie leaders christen revamped footbridge Local leaders rededicated a 74-year·old Corona del Mar footbridge. as if it were brand new, a t a ceremony Thursday. The 2A3·foot utilitarian-style bridge, built in 1928, reemerges from a months·long rehabilita- tion with a new coat of paint, ramps that allow handicapped individuals accesl; and freshly planted geraniums along the two top rails. The bridge is a local favorite and provides a path to the beach for walkers and joggers. Former Newport Beach Councilmen Dennis O'Neil, who represented Corona del Mar until he was termed out Nov. 5, is expected to anend the ceremony, along with other city and community leaders. ••••••••••••• • • • A·1 GWS SHOWER DOOR'S.COM• • • • 714-641-3136. • • ••••••••••••• O'Neil s uccessfully secured $25.000 of the project's $40,000 price tag in the city's 2002-2003 budget. Locals who Hve around the bridge had lobbied the two- term councilman and former mayor. Civic leaders B.J. Johnson, Uz TorelJi, Kathy Sommer and oth- ers pushed for the work. The women also raised private money to help finish Ille fund - ing need for the work. Many of those donors are expected to attend the event, along with the city's general services director Dave Niederhaus. The bridge. which has given residents living above Ocean Avenue a di rect route to Corona del Mar State Beach, runs across Bayside Orive. Lincoln Flementary raises $50,000 Lincoln Elementary Schoors off-site fundraiser, Calypso on the Coast, generated $50.000 for the Corona del Mar school. More than 300 parents and fac - ulty members attended the event. held Nov. 1. at the Hyatt Newport er. The evening included dinner, dancing and live and silent auc- tions. Teacher wish lists for classroom supplies generated additional donations. Local eateries and businesses sponsored the event. €5~ Mattress Outlet Store BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! ~ 316& Harbor Blvd. Wllil Costa Mesa • Oee llklCk Soatlt ol 405 l'Wy ii (714) 545·7168 Donot~tto pldcupsome world famous homentllde UUSllfl'I. ftW your sfufflngl Monday' November 25, 2002 Al COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW ON THE AGENDA NIGHTCLUB Despite a second chance to prove to city officials that another nightclub would work in the hean of dQWntown, city planners do not support approvaJ of the project Monday because il lacks available parking. The upscale club proposed for the basement portion of 1901 Newport -the Spanish-style building that sits across from Triangle Square in the heart of downtown Costa Mesa -would be about 11,000 square feer and contain a dance floor, three bars and distinct lounge areas surrounded by a typical nightclub setting. It is designed to entertain about 800 people between the hours of 5 p.m. and 2 a.m. Monday through Friday and 11 am. to 2 a m. Saturday and Sunday. Planning commissioners voted 4 to I to postpone a decision on the nightclub to allow developer Hunsaker and Associates and nightclub owner James Raven a chance to devise a plan that incorporated more input from neighboring busines.ses and residences and a detailed parking plan. Raven and his associates came back to the city with a combination of valet and self parking for a lot they would share with Turnip Rose banquet facility. According to a staff report, both venues would require 528 parking spaces. While Rave n's parking plan can accommodate that many cars. many of the spaces are designated for valet and leave only 139 for self parking. Turnip Rose officials told city planners their patrons FYI •WHAT: Costa Mesa Planning Commission meeting • WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today •WHERE; City Han. n Fair Drive •INFORMATION: (714) 764-5245 are not required to valet and, potenrialJy, the banquet customers could.fill. 125 of the self parking spaces. leaving on!y 14 for the nightclub. WHAT TO EXPECT Planning commissioners are expected to deny the application. MORE NIGHTLIFE Just a block away from the proposed nightclub, the owners of Player's Pizza are also asking the Planning Commission to approve a permit to offer live entertainment and stay open until 2 a.m., s taff repon.s read. Andrew Lee, who owns 512 W. 19th St., is requesting permission to extend his operating hours from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m., seven days a week. Lee would also like to hire a maximum four-person band to entertain his customers Thursday through Sunday. City planners outlined concerns with the late-night hours in a staff report. Be<.a.use Player's Pizza is less than 200 feet away from neighborin g homes, planners said they were concerned with the potential noise. Staffers recommended a midnight closing time. with the additional live entertainment. WHAT TO EXPECT Planning commissioners are expected 10 deny the request -OJmpiled by Lolita Harper WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners ~tt 9lamma qina • Monday-Friday: 4:~:15 Complimentary Buff et in our lounge $5.00 Martini's From 5-7pm-Moo-Fri www. cmmmag;na aam (~:~3-9500 251 Wt Coat Higtrfty • rt Beach Abo in Palm Daen 8c AoralCle ltaly • . ~ I • • .. POL:ICE FltES COSTA MESA •Adem•~end H•rbor Boul!Mlftl: An assault was reported at 9:16 p.m. Thursday. • Bristol S1rNt An auto theft was reported In the 1200 blodc at 11:31 p.m. Thursday. • Bristol Street: Petty theft was niported in the 3300 blodc at 3:43 p.m. Friday. • Bristol Street: A man and a woman were arrested on suspicion of selling or transporting more than one ounce of marijuana in the VOO blodc at 4:40 p.m . Friday. • Harbor Boulevard: A man was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence and trespassing in the 3100 blodc at 12:45 p.m. Friday. • Harbor Boulev.rd: A man was arrested on suspicion of presenting a threat with an intent to terrorize in the 2600 blodc at 10:24 p.m. Saturday. • South Coast Drive: A hit-and-run accident was reported in the 900 blodc at 10:25 p.m. Thursday. NEWPORT BEACH • 15th Street: Trespassing was reported in the 300 blodc at 12:42 p.m. Thursday. • Hartford Drive: An assault was reported in the 100 block at 2:38 p.m. Thursday. • Jamboree Road"and Coast Highway East: A suspicious and occupied vehicle was reported southbound on Jamboree at 2:52 p.m. Thursday. •Jamboree Road: A comme'rcial burglary was reported in the 1100 blodc at 1.1:16a.m. Thursday. • Vista Suerte: A burglary was reported in the 400 blodc at 9:03 a.m. Thursday. BUSINESS •TRUSTS REAL ESTATE • DIVORCE (949) 760-ans Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars 11.\ I\})' I~ F)h,l"r( ,,. ~ Contilued from Al Howner. tbe MW ownen hope to _. ecnm ot the his- toric Oavor al early Balboa W· lage. ~ pavtllon. ltMllf -the first buOdfna in Balboa -WU cunent owner. bold.t the SaUa.. butyl' leue. Compmy oftldale had ~ With Caouette to u ..... the deteriorating res- taunnt for a decade. Aa a result, they're dell8bted to ·have a n~ tenant ater. abrimp and steak. The Sal18burys also say the menu at HOtborslde will be different from their other local eateries - NeWJ>ort .Landi.Qg and Yankee Tavern. built tn 1905. . Many of the entrees will be priced below $20, Salisbury said. . In the early-l960I, 3S·year· old Bill Caouette opened the Tule of the Wbale.ln ~. ~vfl· ton. Caouette struck a deal with Phil Tozer, who owned the pavll· ion and Davy's ~r fot many years. •tr. long overd\Je." said Bob Black. the company's vice presi· dent •A.a BID got older, h e was getting tired and didn't want to put the money lnto it.'' 1n a partnership deal, tl)e company and the SalJsburys The Balboa Pavilion Co., the THANKFUL. Continued from Al and I'm thankful to God for bringing me here," said Qazwin1. an immigrant from Iraq. "One of the ways to be thankful to God Is to be thanJd'uJ to our parents and neighbor5 and friends." While the differences of how members of th~ different faiths give thanks within their re~ communities were discussed, the theme carried throughout the service's speeches, i:eadings and songs was the unity between them. "As we unify under the banner of our patriarch Abraham, we give thanks for having religious tolerance and freedom where all faiths can come together as one,• said Rabbi Marc Rubenstein of Templ_e Isaiah. "This sanctuary embodies the spirit of1ban.ksgiving.~ 'We give thanks for having religious tolerance and freedom where all faiths can come together as one: Rabbi Mme Rubenstein of T~ Isaiah their gratefulness into the community. In an effort to further cany out the theme of Thanksgiving. families brought canned goods to the service to be donated to Share Our Selves, Friends In Service to Humanity and Families Forward as part of their commitment to helping indMduals in need. "We're called to commit o~ to [woddng] together ... to stand by each other and have more times like this where we lift up together with joint faiths. .. said Dennis Short of the Harbor Olristian 01urch. • haw l8feed to share the u · pense ol renovadng I.he restau· rant The tw0 said I.hey expect to spend upwards of $500,000 and u much u $1.8 million. lbe restaurarlt's revitaJJzatlon comes at a time whel') village business owners and the city have been pushing,.to upgrade an area that,,ilas fallen on hard times. Both hope to cut down on.the number of vacant storefronts. "It's one of the shots in the Dally Pilot ann for the village," Mayor Tod Ridgeway se.ld. "The wodd has kind of pqsecf lhat area by ... The one thing about commer- cial areas i8 they must <elnvem themselves every 10 years. If they don't, they're destined for failure." • PAUL CLINTON covers the envlronment1 business and politics. He may be reached at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at paul.clinton@latlmes.com. Before gathering in the building that has acted as an interfaith home for both Jewish and Ouistian communities for many years, many congregates extended • CtlaSTlNE CARAIUO is the news assistant. She may be reached et (949) 574-4298 or by e-mail at cttristlne.carrlllo@letimes.com. KENT TREPTOW /DAILY PILOT The choir sings "Thanks Be To Thee" during an interfaith Thanksgiving service at Harbor Christian Church on Sunday. TWISTS Continued from Al But that's the way Harbor Boulevard is -it's busy pretcy much any time of the day, said Costa Mesa Police Traffic Lt. Karl Shuler . "It's been that way for years." he said. "And it's just getting worse and worse." Construction near the San Di· ego Freeway doesn't help either, Shuler said. "It's not just the construction in our city, bu! such work. io other neighbQring cities, such as Santa Ana, ha an impact on our traffic, too,· he said. The most commoo cause of accidents here? Not paying at- tention, Shuler said. NEWSROOM Continued from Al for a thankless job. I'm thankful for OCC interim Presidenl Gene Panell; UCI OianceUor Ralph Cicerone; and Vanguard University President Murray Dempster. l 'm thankful for Newport Harbor, Costa Mesa. Corona del Mar and F.stancia sports. "We call it unsafe speed in prevailing condition~." Shuler said.' "It's not to be confused with speeding. It's something like you're driving along and the person going in front of you, say, bends down to pick up something that fell down and hits the bralces and you rear-end him. That's just an example of incidents that happen all the time." People tallc:ing on hand-held cell phones while driving doesn't help either, he said. The Police Deparnnent is ~so light on resources, Shuler said. ~For example, with the fatality [on Nov. 18), all traffic officers were stuck there for three to four hours,• he said. "But we do try and do our very best with the resources we have.". Harbor is probably as over- I'm thanlcful for· the Rams, even if they are still lost in St Louis, and thankful that the Angels finally, finally won a World Series for the sake of my wife and, of course, our columnist Joe Bell I'm thankful for the Wedge and Wedge riders like Mel lboman. And I'm thankful that we finally. after all these years. got a picture of Mel riding a wave. · J'm than.kfttl for both piers crowded as other city thorough· fares such as Bristol Street or Fairview Road, said Peter Nagh- avl, Costa Mesa's transportation services manager. "Harbor is operating very sat· isfactorily, in my opinion," he said. "We have synchronized signals, traffic Oows smoothly, we have four lanes each way for a long segment of Harbor Boulevard." Hari:>or comes under the "Smart Street" category. which means it carries abundant traf- fic, runs through several juris- dictions and has between six and eight Janes. The city has also made and continues to make improve- ments on Harbor to make it safer, Naghavi said. "We added on e more north- bound and southbound lane and the great beaches here, for the Back Bay, for Crystal Cove, for the Fun 1.one, the Balboa Island Perry, the Orange County Fair, Marta Elena Avila's El Ranchito, for the Crab Cookers clam chowder, Wahoo's Fish Tacos, the Yard.house, Skosh Monahan's and tuna melts at the Back Bay Caf~. I'm thankfuJ for Fashion Island and South Coast Plaz.a. not only because they have great shopping and dining. but · because they have the biggest --------~--------------and best Christmas trees around. MATH Help At 1'n NGCLUB Offering lndlvlduallzed Instruction • Baeic Mat.h • Algebra • Geometry • Trlgonom~t.ry • Calculue CALL TODAY 949-645-7900 488 E. 17'" STREET· CosTA MESA (COIT!M of /Nfne Ave.) J'm thankful for the Chrisnnas Boat Parade, Taste of Newport and th'e many events sponsored by either the Newport Beach Oiamt>er of Commerce or the Commodores. I'm thankful for the Toshiba Senior Oassic and Hoag Hospital, which benefits from that tourney. I'm thankful for Soulh Coast Repertory, the Perfonning Arts Center, the Orange County Art Museum, the Newport Beath Central Ubrary, the Newport Beach Film Festival and all of the arts and culture we have. I'm th.anJcfu1 for Plwl Salata. who makes me laugh almost every time I see him, though his jobs are probably as politically com!Ct as the AaJsusta National MOUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN Items to the Deity Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Con Mesa, CA 92827; by fax to (9'9) 84&-4170; or b>f calling 19491 574<1218. Include the time, date and loc:9tlon of the ft9nt." well n a contect phone number. A complebt llatlng 19 available at www.dMl)lpltot.com. between South Coast Drive and Adams [Streetl three years ago and, shortly after that. we reha· bilitated the street between South · Coast Drive and Wilson Street,· he said . The cicy has also constantly upgraded its signal systems and created a central traffic i,ignal control system to monitor traffic and adjust the signals. T\vo intersections on Harbor will also get red-light cameras within the next three months or so -one at Adams Avenue a nd another near the San Diego Freeway. Harbor is aJso about average when it comes to the level of service ratings for intersection'>, Naghavl said. "Of course they vary from one intersection to another... he added. "Some may be A. others Country Oub. I'm thankful for Lhe all Lhe people who mak.e the great sandwid1es, burritos, orange chicken. pasla and hamburgers for the countless lunche'i tha1 I gobble down in a year. I'm thankfuJ that there art.' • such things as surfing arnJ exercise to work off those lunches. and I cer!ainJy need to do more of that. I'm thankful for George Jeffries, a true gentleman and true believer in I.he Grecnlight cause. I'm thankful for all those who feed me tips and filJ in the blanks for me, either via e-mail or phone or over coffee. I'm thankful that Phil Sansone is having a great retirement in Hawaii. I'm thankful for my journalism students at OCC and Cathy Werblln, I.he journalbm advisor there who has helped me so much. I'm thanliul for our frequent letter writers like Da Johl\IOn, Paul James BaJdwtn and Geoff West and all the paper's good friends like Gay Wassall·Kdly, Rabbi Mark Miller and Allan Beek. I'm thanlcful for my friends BW l.obdell, Steve Marble, Steve Barna and Marc Martln, who from Dec. 16 to Dec. 24, holiday· ornaments will be created. There Is no charge and registration Is unnecessary. The library is at 100 E. Balboa Blvd. h's open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday and · Wednesday; and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday through Saturday. (949) 717-3800. DEC.4 " The e>r..e County Siena Slngl" Club will ho~ a snow • apom training program from 8:46 to ~46 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Ceoter. The program will focus on how to be Mfe and prepare for winter spoftS such •• t>.c:tcountrv •Hng, ~ng. hiking and enowbHrcllng. S10. The~ Is 8t 184& Part Ave. $10. For • lnformmtlon, cal (71•1 aea.e345. may be C or even D. But on ,111 average, I'd say Harbor interstc tions arc a C+." Mayor Linda Dixon said thr best solution to counter traffiL proble ms is to increase poltn· presence in problem areas. "When you have more pohn, present, people seem to ~lcl\\ down and observe the rule'>." she said. Dixon said. more than an) thing else. people need to he couneous to one another. "I guess we just need to <;1111, down as a sociecy and be more· ronsiderate," she said. "Tirn1 1~ really the best solution." • DEEPA BHARATH covers publ11 safety and courts. She may be reached at (949) 574-4226 or by e·mailat deepa.bharath1~'farimes.com u~ed to work arm-in-arm w11h me here al I.he Pilot and are 11ov. doing good work just down the c;treet for the I .os Angeles lime' I'm t.h ailkful for a great publisher and, from what I read. mediocre golfer Tum JohNon. and a great advertising and promotions staff led by Judy Oetting and Lana Johnson and all of the Pilot's hard-wortcing employees outside of the newsroom. Speaking of the newsroom. I'm so thankful for all of I.he columnists and my reporting. editing, design, photo and sports staffs. They do Lhe day-to-day work thal makes thi.., paper succeed. They help m e get through each and every day and are a pleasure to be around and to work with. I sure want to thank them. Finally, I wouldn't be anything without my wife and my two little girls, who I can't wait to see eas:h night when I come home. and the rest of my family and friends who have been by my side all my 40-plus years. Happy Thanksgiving to all and have a safe holiday. •TONY DOOERO is the editor. He can be readled via e-mail at tony.doderor§fstlmes.com or1>y phone at (949) 574-4258. participants bringing an unwrapped t9Y or clothing item receive free show registration. Also held at the Orange County Market Place on the Orange· CountY Fairgrounds will be Chriatmaa Karaotce. tt will be In the Artisan•' and C'rlften' Comer. (949) 723-6863 or www.ocmarlt.,,,,.,..«Hn. DEC.23 The Hold9y ........... C.-.0 known ••the Orange County Market Place) at the Orengo County Fai'Vroundl Will offer fme admliiion.aoct.y. Senta Will be • around for photot. The M.rtat PleQe at the Orange County Falrgrounda la QPef" from 7 a.m. to4p.m .. 'llot bd laS ... er- mt If for .OT Jn l'C :he ffk ll:t' ic l' <JI\ . ., ... 1) he ()\\ lrt ·~ )V. e .... d iy 1d 10 ng tt > ., ,, y l l. I • . .. . . . .. . •,." .. . .. · . .. · . .. .. . . . . . . ·Anteater Basketball • • Starting Soon! • Join the fun and enter to win Men's Basketball Season Tickets Test your Anteater trivia, mail in the form below and become eligible to win! 1 st Place -Two season tickets 2nd Place - 3rd Place - ($168 Value) 1 0 ticket vouchers . good for games throughout the season ($100 value) 5 ticket vouchers · good for games throughout the ._season ($50 value) ------------------------. . 's Basketball team beat the ry, TWICE In a 12-day span. tball program was this? 1. -~ orer In UC Irvine lnts? Hint: He graduated -••_.....,... 9 professional basketb~I l I f :I QUOlE OF TIE DAY "It nally dldit., link in · /or awhik tlUd we #tad lost the game." '*',,.......,Corona del Mar · Hich football coach ~ .M ~; NoVent>et 25, 2002 KENT TREPTOW I DALY Pt.OT The CoSta Mesa High football team ran the table against six Golden West League opponents to win the second outright league championship in the program's 43--season varsity history. MONDAY MORNING QUARTERBACKS Sailors on early· holi4ay The finality of first-round loss to Valencia hits the Sailors doubly hard. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Mesa takes blame Despite dismay over crucial penalty, Perkins believes Mustangs sealed their own fate Friday. Berry F eulkner DaityPilot COSTAMESA - After further ~ view, Costa Mesa High football coach Dave Per- kins said the pass interference penalty that helped aet up Gebrielino'a wtnnlnc 8ekl goal ln the ftnal minute WU a phantom call. Pelkina, ~. does not blame the oflldala for bAs team's swpdling 15-14 Jo. in the ftrat round ot the CIP Southem Section Dtvlsion W Pla)IOftl Prtday night at Orange C.oMt Coleta Imtad. Pertlna I belleYel bJI teun (8-3), wbicb dabbed only the llCODd outrtabt lelaue dwnp4nnehlp In lhe propam'a 43 vanity HMODI end m- tered the polfWIOll oo a ••• lllDe winning ltreU. may haw loobd ... the &ties (6+1) .......... • ~ mm:bup wtcb mp...w Smtafle. ·0ur guy .. ~ a.' the top ad knoc:b dwt ball down.. Paldlll 11611 ol Che c:ontroMllUil ~ wllkll • bllllld the ...... out ol .... wauld MV9 been a founb.-.17 •wdoa ... • ~ ~w-.: ::a,:.:::: : Wt.,aWm.lallapalal.IDmdaC.. ... ~o1.-p11J11 "Omllldl_ .... ....., ........ ml ....,., bll~. c:lllince ~·--·· ..... ...,. ' ........ ...,... ...... .. I t11po1111111._..._.,.h•• ... I ............ : ................... p llJ ... ' ...... Wllldl .............. : t1M1S'1b·-.. .. --:1-llllll .. ..il_, • .: t I· ...... ~ ..................... I SPORTS MONDAY MORNING QUARTERBACKS CdM's best not quit~ enough Freeman believes his Sea Kings put · together their' best game in first-round loss to Pacifica. Berry Feulkner Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -C:Orona del Mar High football coach Dlck Freeman believes his leaJll saved its best for last But. unfortunately for the Sea IClQgt. so did Padftca kick.er~ Qadden. Gladden booted the game-win- nlog 40-yard field goal with LB seconds left, his ninth three- pointer of the season. to elim.lnate CdM, 24-23, in the first round of the OF Southern Sec:doo Division IX P\ayoffs Friday night at Bolsa GnmdeH.igh "It was the best game we've played,. Freeman said Sunday, af- ter some of the shock had worn off and most of the finality of the season-ending loss bad sunk in. "We were thinking going through SAILORS Continued from A6 will be no moining practice Thursday, which has become a Thanksgtvlng tradition for the program. "It was a double hit." Newport Harl>or Coach Jeff Brinkley said of the loss. in which Valencia erased a 21-0 deficit and scored the winning touchdown on 32· yard pass on fourth-and-three with 59 seconds le~ "No. 1, l feel sorry for our seniors. You never want it to end for them and it's always an emotional thing when it does. Then. on top of that, we had put ourselves in position to win Oeading early>. so to not win was a double shot.· Brinkley, however. praised his team's effon and performance. giving the ultimate credit to Va- lencia. "I th.ink we kept after it and we battled to the last play. That is really all you can ask out of the kids: Brinkley said. "I really be- lieved we were rejuvenated for the playoffs and, going into Fri- day's game. I thought the Irids were focused. Even during pre· game, l told my coaches I thought they were really ready to play. But I tl1ought ft was going to be a one-touchdown game and that's how it turned out. ll was probably a good game to watch. but It turned out to be ex- tremely disappointing for us.· For all but a handful of Sailor seniors, it was the last time that pule., t!'Will deep potnta,• freeman &aid. into the tblRt quarter, Freeman aakl losing that we bad thlnp in aicb dramatic fuh- dicking. The o&me ion multiplied the dia- was tnoYtng the beD appoinb:nenL and puttiog things to-"ft WU a diaste:r, • gether and l thought he said of the after. our defeme did a math of Gladden's pretty good job 'limiting their nm-winning kick. "We were feeling ning samie. • • pretty good. becau1e we · had ~ Freeman saJd Padfk:a's played pretty Wea, then there was ability to conw.rt thlJd-down and a huge emotional dmp. ft WU al- fourth-down situations. moedy most sboddng. h reaDy didn't sink with the -puling of junior in for awhile that we had b5t the quarterback Justin Turner, prowd game. Jbe seniors were just dev- too much foe the Sea Kings (6-5) astated. Wf!ve bad some teams to overcome. that have accepted k5sing in the "'We were in position to defend pJayoJrs. but this team wasn't like most of their passes, but they that r th.ink they were sitting completed them anyway." Free-around Saturday waiting for a man said Nlbefr guy threw the phone can that Pacifica had some ball well and they made some kind of lneligihle player, or some- great catches... thing. • CdM's inability to seal the vie-Freeman said he hopes hi.$ tory early was also hurt by losing players can take consolation in two fumbles deep ln Padftca ter-the strong season they turned in. ritory. one at the 12 and the ocher as well as their quality perform- at the 20. ance against the Mariners (9-2). "The first four times we had the NHopefully, each one of them ball. we were deep in their terri-can personally feel good about tory. but only came away with 10 the way they p1ayec1.· Freeman they'U ever compete in m ore than a weekend pic.k-up game. Those who figure to get a chance to pl~ al the collegiate level. either two-year our four-year programs, include senior quarterback Michael McDonald. senior tailback and safety Dar- tangan Johnson, and senior of- fensive taclde A.J. Slater. McDonald completed 15 of 23 passes for 239 yan1s and three touchdowns. upping his season total to 121 of 217 for I ,820 yards. 15 TDs and only four in- terceptions. Brinkley said he is being looked al by several schools, including Hawaii and Portland State. Slater, a 6-foot-5, 270-pound standout, bas garnered interest from UNLV and C:Olorado Stare, among others. while Johnson will begin at the community col- lege level. where he can shore up his academics before potentially helping a four-year program. Johnson rushed for a season- high 1 n yards and one m on 24 carries against Valencia. He fin. ishes at Harbor with a school ca- reer re<:ord 3,397 yards on 560 carries. Johnaon had 18 games of at least 100 rushing yards, also a school reconl He also ecored 35 career rushing TDs, 36 overall. and had his best two-way per- fonnance of the season Friday, Brinkley said. BrinkJey said be will meet with the pla}WS today, then take some time off, before working toward the 2003 season. ·The beauty of this profes.tjon is that you are constantly learn- ing and getting bener." MUSTANGS Continued from A6 halftime,· be said. "But Gabrieli- no just kept hanging around Our defense turned (the Eagles) away when they had the ball for most of the fourth quarter on our half of the 50. But we couJdn't tum them away that last time." Perkins believes his seniors shouJd take away satisfaction at becoming the first Mesa squad 10 win all its league games (the 1993 outright Pacific Coast League champions were 4-0-1 in league). ·This team did a 101 of really good things.• Perkins said. "We knew they we~ upset in the locker room (Friday) and we told them we knew (the loss) was tough. Bu~ we also told them they had a great year and they shouJd reflect on some of the positive things. They had plenty to hang their hat on this season.· Among the outgoing seniors is running back Keola Asuega. who plied up 150 yards on 21 carries. loclud.ing a 72-yard touchdown nm 1hat answered Gabrielffio's opening ID. Asuega. who may land a Divi- sion f scholarship. finished the season wich 2,023 rushing yards and 20 TDs on 253 carries. He becomes only the seventh New- port-Mesa ball carrier to pro- duce 2,000 yards in a single sea- son. • Asuega's 3,932 career rmhing yards (on 556 carries) said •it may not be written any- where that the 2002 team ~ went out fighting. but we pJayed a very good foocbell game ap1n1t a very good footbeD team that watt right down to the end. That kid made a heel of a kick. He prob- ably ·cou&d haw kkked it from midfield. Any other team. they don't lcick one that loll8 and we win the thing.,. Among the seniors who closed out their CdM careen were broth- ers Matt and Kris Cooper, both of whom shouJd get ao opportunity to play coDetPatetY. Freeman said. Freeman believes senior tailback Ma.it CianciuIU could also con- tinue in college, while senlo.r K.C Rawlins will pursue a kicking ca- reer at a four-year school. With 134 yards OD 17 carries against Padfica. Qanciulli fin- ished with 1,252 yards and J3 touchdowns on 221 carries this season. His 2,601 career rushing yards (on 440 attempts), as well as M 27 TDs, also rank second in schooJ annals. behind J.R. Walz. who~ 3,189 yards and 29 TDs from 1991 -93. rank second in school and dis- IJict annals, behind Binh 1Tan, who amassed 4.333 yards from 1991-93. Asuega's 48 career touchdowns are a Newport- Mesa record. •tte was our money guy.· Per- kins said of the 6-foot-1, 200- pounder who possessed both power and speed. ·1 look for- ward to watching him play on Saturdays the next couple years." Perlcins also said senior offen- sive guard Andrew Carich, senior safety 1'yter Waldron and senior receiver Nare Hwiter may also have what Jt takes to play collegi- ately, perhaps at the Division 11 or Division Ill level While Perkins will say goodbye to several quality seniors. he will welcome back seven starters on defense and five on offense nex1 fall. Ml'm sure we11 be as good or better next year.~ Perkins said. "Our junior varsity won the league title and our freshmen <lid. too. I'm really looking for- ward to starting our offseason program in January. Pemns. who established a firm goal thit seasoo to get past the ftist round, which the Mus- tangs have now f'ailed to do their last four postseason appear- ances, said Friday's loss may serve as motivation for next year: ·This couJd be a springboard, or maybe even a red flag, as to how you need to perform," he said. ~, th.ink there was a feeling that we just needed to get through (the Gabrielino game)." Shadow lands Looking back. 5 years ago this week: The C:Orona del Mar H.igtl girls tennis team defeats Peninsula. 11-7, to claim the program's fifth CIF Sou them Section dwnpfonship. th.ls time a Division I title. The Sea Kings (22-1) end Peninsula's six-year OF title streak. CdM gets singles awps from Nina and N..na v-.,..., Rqcblb Budbnja wins two singles sets and the CdM No. 2 doubles duo or RobJn Coleman and Cayllm LelBe also sweep. The host Newport Harbor Hlgb girls volleybaJl team sweeps Ml CatmeJ in the first round of the OF SWe Qwnpjonships, three days after wirmlng the CIP Southern Section DMsion I dde. Sophomore AprU a.. flnJshes with 11 kWI, four aces and 20 digs. Mlddle b&ockers ICrtiMa Dll and ltlllhy IAWld have ~ kills each and junior aetter Jennifer C.nJ (Sea View I.ague Aayer of the Year) contributes five blocb and 29 assist& Newport Halbor Hlgb:t football taun ralllee from a 20-1.f halftime de6dt to best vlaiting Kamedy, 38--28, in the quarterftna1a of the CIF Southern Section Division V Playoffs 81.u ..._ ftn1shet with a cueer·blgb 232 rusblog yards on 3.f c:arrlet. lnduding th.rM touchdowns. Harbor exploda for 21 tbkd-quarter potnu. lncludlng sen. GGl...n 3-fll'd dart to o.-6-da. o.ek Pm.._. ua Mla811mtoa and ... Relatzar combine for four sacks and Lamar lee adds an interception. looking back. 1 O yea.rs ago this week: c.osta Mesa High's boys water polo team captures its first CIF championship in five years with a CJF Southern Section otvtaion m tide. The MUSta.Dgs top Trabuco Hills. 14-9, at Bdmont Plaza J.P. PoeUr. Smn Gra,ell and Cmy PeWnm acore three goals and goalie am. Awtda hu nine saves. Greg A!illl and Mlb CUrda score twice and John ~ scores once. Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor High football Ce&JlU each win their respective CIF Southern Section Division IV quarterftna.l games to set up a Back Bay semifinal duel. The 1U1 00-2) rally from a 14--0 deficit to score a 28-14 upset home vk:tory OYer top-seeded Rubidoux (11-1). The Tars' defenae. tnchadinglinemen-. ....... PY Bloom ..... ~ Dmbls and Cndg Coalee, as well as Uneblicml Jells.ab. S.... G a ' 1, Nlllbm ,,,.....,and Jmda Kft:hem. yields jUlt 71 yards in the ftnal three quarter&. CdM earns a 13-10 win ayer Orange as Matt.._ throws a 13..yard m pess to a.ti ~with 42 MCOnda ~A Scolt a.dllly intercepdoo with 2:08 remaining sets the SC.., for Corona~ ftnaJ scoring drive. -c•llf'IW hr Bryce Aldmtoll Monday, ~ 25. 2002 ,., llmll Daily A Pilot 1111 · Sports Hall of Fame Celebrating ihe millennj um Lara Carlsen-Ramey Corona del Mar Former AJl-CIF volleyball middle blocker learned lessons on her path to stardom. Richard Dunn Daily Pilot H =~~~ sport growing up for the sake of balance. But when a tall. gangly seventh grader anived on the local dub w lleyball scene. it was a rather shaky beginning for former C:Orona tJel Mar High standout Lara Carlsen-Ramey. NJ was horrible my first year," she said. "I was so bad. I Wd.S the biggest baby ... I cried every time I got hun But Oiarlie (Brande) toughens you up real fast.• Through Brandes Orange C:Ounty Volleyball Oub, Carlsen -Ramey endured some tough moments. but. eventually, she turned into a 5-foot-11 srandout middle blocker and helped lead C:Orona delMartoOF Southern Sectjon 5-A and OF State Division I titles in the faU of 1990. "We were tight.. <:arisen-Ramey ,_..,.~-i- sa.id of a team ·Then we played St. Francis in the state final and we didn\ lcnow them at all. but we~ ;>layed our hea.ru> out and won I think che OF Finals were more memorable, becai& it was against a team we had been compedme with for so long. It was such a great match. I remember showing my husband (Jay) the video. Oh. my gosh ... it was so much fun. I cried. It was definitely the highlight of my volleyball career.· When USC called. Carlsen-Ramey was ecstatic Her father, Gary. a fonner l'rojan discus ~.and molber. Anne. met at USC She gave a verbal commitment to play for the Trojam before her senior year. Once at USC !hough. Carlsen-Ramey found herself in a logjam at middle blockec. There were silt freshmen in her class, three were middle blockers. but what really changed~ -besides an injured left shoulder that forced her to redshirt her ~year :t'.'!:::±:~ -WclS meeting that included Lara Carlsen-Ramey Prentice her fucure husband The Los Angeles Pettlns. Dacy Sdu1ber. L¥nn Randall and Stacy Peterson. while playing under first-year coach Dale Aic.lcinger, who replaced Brande after the latter's controversial firing a1 CdM. A two-time first -team AD-CJF 5-A selection, Carlsen-Ramey earned a volleyball scholarship to use but her collegiate career was cut short. Her career a1 C:Orona del Mar. however, is worthy of Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame accolades. ~1 think playing for Charlie was realty valuable foT me.· she said. "He was very tough and expected a lot. But he taught me how to be on tirrie. he taught me never to give up. he taught me to respect my tearrunates and never put yourselffirSt I'm an only child and J learned how to get along with a group of people. and so l kept playing. All my friends were playing. .. Carlsen-Ramey (~ of '91) blossomed her sophomore year and became a star her junior and senJor years. CdM swept Mira Costa for the OF 5-A championship in 1990, then defeated St. Prand,, for the sta~ tide. 'They were always our tittle rival tean1,. she said d Mira CostU ~-we knew an their names and It was a f'LW'I COP Anal). We mew we OObk1 beet chem. \tk had played them a lot In the past and lost. and we redy wanted to bee them riots also OttU1T'ed during her freshman year. By her sophomore year, she changed p<>l>iuoru. (to outside hiner) and didn\ mmd playing a backup role. Bui halfway through the season she 10ld the coaches she was done. despite being on a full-ride scholarship. She transferred to Point Loma to continue her education and majored in liberal studies. She had considered playing voUeyball again at Point Loma. but she cracked the dean's list as soon as she quit playing. Carlsen-Ramey al.so earned a teaching credential at Point Loma and got married in the -rummer of '96. She taught kindergarten for three years. then retired when her first child came along. Carlsen-Ramey and her husband live in Carmel Valley wilh their two children. son Austin. 3. and daugtner Anne. 7 months. ~1 would not ha~ kepc playing volleybaJJ or been the player I was without my parents' svpport." the latest honoree in the Hall or Rune said. -ibey came to every single match. eYef'I when we traveted.. They~ my hupl( fans. Being a pan!l'lt "°"' I realize bow important il ... My parents did it right. I hope I can do that for our kid&. I told my l'uband that I want my lckla to try every "'°" -and maybe "'8d a book or two.· \ ' VOLLEYBALL Sailors get top seeding OAKLAND -The Newport Harbor High girls volleyball team Is seeded No. l in the Division ll . Southern Califomla Regjonal, the ,opening portion of me C1F State Ownplonslilps, tha1 be- gins Tuesday night Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors (26-6), who-swept all four playoff opponents en route to winning the CIF Southern Section Divi- sion 11-M title, including a title- match triumph over Westlake Saturday at Cypress College, will host Highland HJgh of Bakers- field (I0-9) Tuesday at 7. Pairings were released Sunday by the CIF State office. The Sailors earned the nod over Mater Dei. the Southern Sec- tion Division LI-A champion, fo r the top seed. The No. I seeding makes Newport Harbor the home team throughout the regionals. The second round is sched- uled Nov. 30, with the regional fi- nal set for Dec. 3. The state title match is scheduled Dec. 7 at 5 p.m. at Cypress College. Highland was the runner-up in the Central Section to Liberty High. also from Bakersfield. Mater Dei (No. 2), Liberty (No. 3) and San Diego Section cham- pion San Pasqua (No. 4), based in Fscondido, round out the top seeds. West.lake is seeded sixth among eight Southern California Regional qualifiers. Newport Harbor, which has now won seven section titles, in- cluding four in the last six sea- sons, is seeking its fifth stale championship. The Tars won state Division I titles in 1999, '98 and '94, after claiming the Divi- sion m crown in '92. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebrating the Daily Pilot's Athlete of the Weel< series l ii i I i I TODAY 22 -Ty Harper Corona del Mar baseball 1996, '97, '98 SCHEDULE ' ., SPORTS The NDCA cheerleading squad captured three firsti>lace finishes recently to earn a berth in the upcoming national championsltips. Squad members include Megan, Hayley, Kelsey, Jordan, Kala, Alicia, Natalie, Nicolette, Jayde, Courtney, Jennifer, Abigail, Makenzi, Madison, Brianna, Hannah, Hailey, Kasandra, Kylie, Jennifer, Danielle, Marsha and Brianna. The unit is coached by Lisa Callahan. YOUTH BASKETBALL FIELD HOCK~ .. Whittma~ .. tops Tars': honorees . NEWPORT BEACH -New- port Harbor High Junior goall' Amanda Whittman hfgtillgbta the Sallors three repeat firs~ team AD·Sunset League field hockey selections by belns named Most Valuable Goalie bf league coaches. • ·Whittman, who posted 18 shutouts in 23 games, 11 in 14 leasue contests, is jolned on the first team for the second straight year by senior front liner Kaley Nix and junior Jill Whitfield. : Juniors Dana Owad and TI.ffa. ny Vandersloot are also first. team honorees for the Sailors, who finished 18-1-4 and reached their third straight Tuumament of Ownpions title game. Newport Harl>or juniors Karrie Gates and Kristen Jendrusina are second -team selections. Nix. the league's Co-Offensive Player of the Year as a junior, scored a team-high 15 goals this season. She also added six as- sists. . Owad, who sparkled on the back line and at midfield, was the Sailors' most consistent player;, Coach Sharon Wolfe saJd. Whitfield, who played pri• marily in the center midfield. had two goals and one assist. while Vandersloot. prlmariJy a defender, had four goals this sea- son. Gates had four goals and six assists. while Jendrusina had 6'12 goals and 2 '12 assists. VOLLEYBALL Pirates open up Tuesday COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast College women's volleyb.D team will open the Southern California Regional pJayofti Tuesday against College of the Canyons. The Pirates (17 ·3), the No. 4 seed, will host the Cougars at 1 p.m. The winner will advance t.O face either No. 5-seeded Cuesta or Grossmont in the secon<J round Saturday night TODAY e..utbeA The Newport-Mesa ALL-NET fifth.grade boys basketball team finished second at the recent Inland Shootout in Riverside. Back row, from left: Parker Stone, Fletcher Della Grotta, Neil O'Hara, J.D. Abbott and Trevor Miles. Front row, from left: Dftlon Campbell, Randall Nelson, Collin Krahe, Austin Rios. and coach es King Nelson, John O'Hara and Dave Stone . OCC. which played ln lut year's state title match. is peced by 5-foot-10 freshman OU~ hitter Melissa z.apiain, who wu named by coaches to the All· Southern Califoinia and all-state teams Sunday. College women -Centenary at UC Irvine, 7 p.m. Llgll Notlca 2640 I Lepl NotJces 2640 Legal Notices 2640 Legal Notices NOTICE Of TAUS. Odllf common dHlg-ADVllTISl.IBIT FOi llS T£E'S SALE TS No. 02· nlllon, " IW!y, lhowft Subject to conditions 118282 Doc ID ,_..n. The totlll presm bed by the un I00012731852005N amount of the unoeld ders11ned. suled bids Tiie Ordtr No. belMcl Wfttl Interest for a Lump Sum Con 077021957 lnw• thel'90l'I of U. oblig. tract are 1nv1ted fOf lht tor/lneurer No. Uon MCw.d by the followona Work OOOll881103 APN No. propeny to 119 IOld FIFTH flOOI 41 2·112.o7 YOU ARE IN plue ~ N II-ADMUUSTIATION. DEFAULT UNDER A mMld C091a, Hpenlff ,.w·oo:1~u DEED Of TRUST, and edv9nces et the DATED 03llJll2001. time of thl lnlti.I publ-PIOJlCT NO-991920 UNL.ESS YOU TAKE c.aJon of h NoGc9 of UNIVllSnY OF ACTION TO PROTECT Sall la 14111,958.95. It la CAUfOl~~t laVINI YMOUR.AY .. !RSOLDOPEIITTAL ITA pole~ .... ""'! ..... ·~ llVINl·~:o•NIA De; T lime "' u .. ...-•r PIOJICT OESClllPTION1 PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Ing ~ may 119 .... 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The license used lo utlsfy this require· ment shall be of the same type requlfed by the contrect 2 The Contractor shell provide 1 minimum of 3 rt4tre.nces fOf projects slmll1r In scope and size to lhls Project which have bHn successfully completed durln1 UUI pest 3y11rs. THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA November 2002 Published Newport B1edl·Cost1 Meu Deity Piiot November 25, Oecemti. 2, 2002 M573 ISC1M llOlll Of Pmlllll lO Al llRMISYA110fi mGILCAS1111 WllCU21'127 To 1n heirs, btnefl· cl1rlea, crtclltori, COii· tln .. nt crldltcws, end persons who m1y oth· erwlse k lnte.-.sttd In UM win or atete, Of both. of: VICTOR l . CASTELLI A Pt'.TTTION FOR PAO· BATE hu been filed by BEATRta CASTEW in tlle ~for Court ol C1lllor11le, County ol ORANGE. THE PETITION FOR Pfl09A JE requnts t1t1t BEATRICt CAITEW be appointed " penoritl reprtu1tt1t1v1 to ad• minister UM at.et• o1 the diectdHt, M PCTJTION ,.._ti tuttlorlty to Mlrllfllater ............... 1111 ll1~nt Aftftf11h tret... ol btee. Act. <™' iwtNtitr Wiii e1ow Ult,.,.... r.., ..... tatlwe to tell• _, octloft• """°"' ttltMI In& t Ollft t,,fOYll ....,. t ......... My lftlt*tlfll ICtloM, ..._. lM """°"" ,..,_ ........ .. r ........... ...... to ""-~ ,., ... .................... ....... why the court should not &Jani the authority A H£ARING on tht petition will bt held on DECEMBER 5, 2002 at l 30 p.m in Dept. L73 louted •t 341 The City Drive South. Orin,.. CA 92868 IF YOU 08.IECT to tht 1nnlln1 of the petition. you should eppeer et the heerina end st1tt your objec· lions or file written objections with the cowt before the he11in1. Your appe1nnce m1y bt In person or by your attOfney. IF YOU ARE A CREOI· TOR or cont1n1ent cnd1tor of the decuMd, you must lilt rour cl1lm •Ith the court end mall 1 copy to !tie peuon1I repreM11tatlve appolnttd by the court wltllin lour months from tht date of the llul luuenct ol letters H pt'Ovlded In Prob1t1 Code section 9100. The time for filln1 cl•lm• will not uplft btlor• lour months from tlit he1rln1 dett notlctd lbovt. YOU MAY EXAMINE lite file kept by the COU<t. II you ere • ~ i1t-terutw In the utate. yov m.y file with Ult collrt 1 Request for Specl1I Notice (fonft Of.· 164) of Ult Mint of 111 lnvMlory tlld tlPPf•IMI ol Mt.le usets or ol 111y petition Of eccount es provided Ill Pro01t. C°'9 Melton lllO. Ao llttt»HI fot Sptclel Notice form It .w1lleblt fr-the c-t clertl. AlleNew .. ,,.. .,. ....... J. ftACll, .... 1 .. 1 DOW If .. ITI. , .. ..... llACM. CA ..... r1-llshtd flltwport 1eeci..c.t. ..... Deity ............. 1~ 1'.200lt ,_ This stelement wH filed with the County Clerk of Ounce County on 11/15/02 2002692J9SS Deily Pilot Hov 18. 25. Dec. 2. 9. 2002 M570 Rca.W.. ......... Th• followlna persons ltt doln1 buslntn as 516 Irvine Anocltles, 516 Irvine Avt .. Newport Beech. CA 92663 MtJ•n 0 . Won1. 19900 M1cArthur Blvd. Ste 800, lnlnt, CA 92612 Jemes E. Dobrott, k . 19900 MacArthur Blvd. Sit. 800, lrvlnt, CA 92612 Jemts E. Dobrott. 19900 MacArthur Blvd. Sit . IOO, lrvlnt, CA 92612 This buslneu b con dUcttcl by: 1 pner1I pertnenh!C> Hn• you sllrttd cloln& business y•t? Yes, 11183 MeJ•n 0. Wons This statement WH fllM Wlttl the County Clerk ol Or1n1e County on 10/30/02 t00HHl190 Delly Pilot Nov 41 _1..!J 11.~.2002 -,........, M I ,., .... .......... Tiit fonewifta perMft Ills 1btndsMd the .- of the flcttticMn Bwl· lltH N11t1t: W11t_,-1t RtfiMM:e FUftdlnc Group, t4422 A-lcte Dt Lt c.~, nes. llpn• ..... ~92153 Tlltf~ ....... 1tt1111 rtftntd " ...,. ... ~111~ .... C-ty 611 !112191. FU NO l-7111M lottdcorp _...., S. YlclS, l11c, (CA), II m ............... ....,_. IMc:lt, CA -............... ........ =·--"'*°"'" , ... ... .. . .,_ K ....... ltrwl· ""' .............. flclllm ..... ......... The lollowina persons ere doln1 buslneu as Medical Rtv1tv.ers of Southern Cellfornla, 2919 Elle.sm ... e Avenue, Cost. Mesa. C1liform1 92626 Mar11rel Mec1t1·H1n son. 2919 Ellesmere Avenue, Co1t1 Ftlesa, C1llforn11 92626 Tiils busmess I~ con· ducted by: en Individual Have you started doina business yet7 No M1r11ret Macan·H•n· son Thl1 statement w•s fried wtltl tht County Ci.t'k ol Dr•nse County on 11/15/02 2002'92Jff2 Delly Pilot Nov. 18, 25, Oec:. 2. 9, 2002 M572 fklll9 ..... ... ....... Tht lollowln1 persons are dolna business u . Home Loin Helper. 23336 VI• Bahia, Mmoon V1tio. CA 92691 1QuoteShop.com. Inc. (CA). 23336 Via B1h11, Mission Viejo, CA 92691 This bus1ntu b con- duettd by: 1 cMporetion Hive you stMttcl cloln1 business yet1 Yts, July h t, 2002 IQuottShop.com, Inc. Eric J. D11by, VP Mer· ketln1 This statement was liltd with the County Cl•k ol Orenae County on 11/15/02 2MJMJnJ1 Delly Pilot Nov. 18, 25, Dec.2.9,2002 M569 At-.11 .... ......... The lollowlna persons ere doln1 business es: Strutleul, 16392 Gothard SI . Sit I. Hunt1nston 8•Kil. CA 92M7 P91er William Wlllllolt. 16392 Gotllerd St., Ste I, Hunli11ston 8-h, CA 92M7 Thb. business ie con· ducted by: en lndMduel• Htlvt you 1terttcl dolnc business yet? Yea, 12/1/' 97 Ptl« Wfllholt This st1tement wu filM With the County Clerk ol Or•tll• County on 11/15/02 2"J6t2J9H Defy Pilot Nov. II. 25, Dec. 2.11. 2.002 M571. PLUG IN .. Plug into the Pilot Classified se<;:tion to find services from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters. Policy Rates and deadlines arc subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please repon any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. 1l1C Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for lhc cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. AlllMJIKEMENTS & MISC. GARAGE Slll IUSINESS & FINANOAL 230S·2490 Colldtlll' ....... 11&0 ANTIQUES. How to Place A ..----Deadline CLASSIFIEAD -Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuel.day .................. Monday 5:00pm By Fax (949) 63 1-6594 t !"-1nchodt yow Mm<' ind phone numlxr Ind w~ 'II call you bi!K.~ w11h a pn~ 'l"°"' I By Phone (949) 642-5678 II ours By Ma i I/In P e rson : 330 West Bay Stree1 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 At Newpon Blvd. & Buy St Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............ :.... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Fnday Walk-In 8:30am-5.00pm Mond:iy-Fnday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm HOMES FOR SALE 301•3940 I~ Jil!l soos-saso llACH COlO~ GIANT 4-+DlN 5699,950 Index • I I I : • {' .. ~ 7402-7466 I . _.,.. -&~ . , ; toee>-97SO Under the Service Directory Ba nne r Reach 80,000 H omes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) . Call Lorraine at (949) 57 4-4245 ORANGE 5400 '~ $$ c u cous n c ~ b Sale Jt10 COUNTY im. Cllmlc. Ek. !Os & Sh a. Altec:, S!*r. tube ~ Mike 949·645 7505 AGT. 94t-72J-t 120 Newport Coast Chonnlng Stv41o Apt. new b.tlhrm. w/d patio area •UY cleiln SIOOOm 949 642 ':HJ7 9&422 8U> a-rermd 38t 2 5&, Ii front 111111 .!Pl. kv rm, den. Ip, urttom ul>tntry & won Wfll k 2 pal.IO!o. Ji. Q:dl I 800.t j blls lo bch• No pe~ S2695 mo yr ke 2(11 7'Z6 100 I IOUM.._ ll'Nllmll All real est.alt 1dver lmnc In this newspaper is subject lo the Federal r.., Hou$0n& Acl of 1968 as amended which makes 11 1lle1al lo adve1t1se ·any p•ele• · ence , lim1tat1on or d1sc11m1nallon based on race, color. rehaoon, so, hand1uo. lamihal status Of national Of'ltn, 0t an intention lo mah any such pulerence, hm1ta loon Of dtscrlmrnahon • This newspaper will not linowln1ly accept any adnr~menl IOI' real estate WhlCh is rn .wiolatlon of the law Out ,..aden are heleby lnf0tmed that all dwell· lnri advert•.sed 1n thtS .11aws,>aoet ate available on en equal opoortunity bHls. To colTlj)la1n of d•s Pl-lion. can HUO loll frH a l I ·800-424·8590. AICim 141.1 Older 5~ Fuf'flltln PIANOS & Colledlb6et . .....,,.._._ . ,.,... ....... ()Ilk.,,,.,...,.. .. CA8H~AJD .. ................... M IMJY ESTAn.8 ............. lnwdy __ U1llr corJSIGW.mJfs' I j r... 1510 FO••t > MO OLD IOTTWILDU/MASTlff ,...Y, V1ncity 19th SI & · Placentia Blackf brown. 949-759-5086 leave _...,. Of lrff to food~. ~4 Y..,W..f\.rn/ Jarrc>5/nwTors/crysta~ J°":J)'t off ~ Tlltl S.11 JOA 5p Cons111nmenl\ Wlloome ' 9$548 •123 APPUANCES 3050 .... 1,. .. "'" Freei•r side by \tde lmm.rulalr 26 1 cu It S250 Call 949 642·2165 3460 JEWELRY/ DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS c-•t Cofft Neeth Old Coins! Cold silver, ,ewelr y, watches. anllQIHIS coltecllbles 949 642 9448 OFACE FURNITURE/ BUSINESS EQUIPMEHT MedlcatA>ental e.a1pment 3565 AOUL1 POWt:R WHC! l CHAIRS ,_ ••lable lo D1ubled Patrenh no HMO's unab~ lo .. alk Of \ell prnpel m.rnual wht4'k haor\ No t ost lo you sub1ecl lo rnsut anct qu.ihlrcat.ron I 888 912 2.lOO (CAL "SCAN) Cats 3610 •MJOC• ....... KJl:tim. ah. doeS r-"' \twie, evtty S~I Sun 12 4pm F miori I!> Anim.11 Networil Into 949 6 44 2279 -~oraltN 3) cw, Wl!b ~ 4 dee> ~rwdld • • SHAii YOUI lOVI durrn11 lhe Holiday's with e Pedl&•eed CF A Pen1an Kitten Bl•clo.s. Crum~' Tortoise Shells Red Tabbys S400 All Shots Cell Now' 949-4!>1 2025 - COSTA MESA EAST SIDI ...... .._ -129 C.bullo SL, omct SPACE, l60 sf. &HI Joe $$CASH$$ Immediate Marcie 949-2!5171 Ceah for s tructured setti.-ta, annuities, r ......... not-. ptlval• lll«t&• not... eccl· ..... t cu.es. Md !Mw· a._ pllywb. (I00)794· 7310. (CAL •SCAft) tBl.111IEIMCEI ' IACl IAY <PITEi 2651 lrvlne Ave. 900sf, 1ot1 view, retMI on-sit• 714-573-n lO Corona del Mar ,,,, •• :J .... J 5 l,t9S,OOO 30 7 M0<l9old Stunmn11 lbt. 'l Sba . 1mm~t hume I blk horn ocn Hand site led a• •n•le .. marblto anhque wtnd, t urved ~ta11case. 3 c &•• Kathleen McN•mtt Rkr 949 887 !IS!> OLD( VIUAGI HIDl·A-WAY 5615.000 AGT 949-723-1 120 CostaMeia MIS.A VHDI UIA 4 Plex's Pride of Owner ship Prtnc Only •rt 8111 Grundy 949 67!>-6161 Huntington Beld'I OPINSUN 1-4 320 S AHNI CntCU WAUCTOHACH 21r 2.510 TOWNHOMI $429,000 ..... CptWo N·~-tt.t.... .... ~'" 94'-JS 1-1111 Laguna Niguel LAGUNA NIGUU 2bl' 2t.. c-.to. wood "" iirtal loc:ation Mui l "'"' 526 7,900 3 1316 flylng Clov4 l bt 7ba vo~ws. many up& .. des 5 63 9,000 Aal John Ferro., Cell 949 322 0932 Dor eel 949 389 1324 llUfFS I Of A KINDi 5H 5,000 uperad. utrem pvt, I story Jbr. 2ba Linda Model. ond unit w/huiie wrap around paltO overloolune reflec· t10n pond Cell for a09t AheOf'lN SAT-SUN 12-S 9 49-M 4-5464 •Of*t s.t/S-1-4• 2 s-c .... Rare Su Island 38' 38e end unit with a vre• toollln1 out lo S1eneture Hole • 17 $875,000 Of lease at $4500 ..... i.-1. &..etl'•· 9 49 -S09-8t'2.1 Cataltna & City llct.ts Views. Op.-S-1-S 1 IH ..__.., f'tece lORooms, 4/58rs. spiral staircase and open null ceils, spa·llll• master ba. ·~ •• $517,900 0Wflf/ast 949-637-3851 ..._. .. Wit ......... View ..._. Upcreded 4& 2.SBa home with aounnet kl. II patio. Y.d. .,., _,,... and -t vi.ws. *9.500. Andlor Proplftias 96-720-3900 •••• • I •bee l'M1IWM on 9th ~ ol Newport Bead! Country Club. 2111 2ba. olfice/rstreat. petioe.. ....... 1975.000 Anchor Pr~ PllMI ISTATES PATalClt TINORl NATIONWIDI USA t49-8S6-970 S www ~atrtcl.lenOfe com RESORT/ VAr.ATION PROPERTY FOR SALE Desert Property 5960 A"91111onDeo.1.._,. I WOtAd to... to 11":1 you find your retlrement home nr your ll'l!t a Wik'J propirty ,...v-wi..-. lm5~&~9'¥19 Mollltaln Property 5965 uu AaaowHuu Water Ir on I Pentn\ula J8r condo wrlh boat dock.~.000 A&ent 909-Slt-0751 MISC8.1MEOUS RENTALS Ami To Shirt 6030 I SW. CM 2br cxnlo. ma prl'f. no 5mMl'Pel no pr AVlrA l2 l 18X>+ C1eJi • lf.' ld M9-27S-2099 NI Ce"'"9e 2k 2 ... , I blk to bay, yard Fp pool & marina S.le & QU!el S650m 949-673 6565 .. ~ .......... $600.o D11ect TV & wshr/dryer 1ncluded. Av1rl 12/1. aslo. tor Dave 949 673 5662 ••-et• ........ lo share Balboa Island place. $585/mo + ullls, £HI loc 94!Mi7S-6080 Rooms tor RM 6040 ~ corrcJtu Thi! ~.wall to bdl. pvt t. In room. pool, II am!flS, ~ ~3735 '"I P•-View rooms. Oceanfront/22nd pvt rm. unfurn. share ba. ulls pd, n/smk1. k1lch enette, fndry, I block to Newport Pier $695/mo. Call S.m at 949-278· 7905 ~betwMn 9a-~~ AESIOENTlAl. ~~ ORANGE 7400 COUNTY ........ .ul fOtlMAPPYHOl.9AY ftNTA.LS .... CAMNUY llMTAlS KASIT Alli --. '· 2 & .,, .. Y..e,&-... .,. ........ & c....--. .... ~Oil-....... 1..._M7 ..... Mr tee ~JI -Penins ula. S •P• lo beedl, f p, 2c 11r, 1 .,_ lsel "'e:ts 626·~ c... ..... . 'A',...-,S~ South of ~4edl, wd, Hell llOW, -iltcl util. t49·71J...S 1 H ... ~,......... $11DJ111o.(llllo I mo) lldlt ~~Ml 111. •-·---15. n4-1'12-1Zlll - ' l•autlfvl Oc•-& t oy vlows 3Br 2Ba, upper, duplex. le ensld 11ar $3500/mo. 71 4 998 0948 CostaMesa IASTSIDI Lort• llr, S950mo new bathroom & kitchen, park 111\e ietltn&. no pets 949 631 84i.'7 IAST SIDI upslitlls umt, 2br lb•. newly remod lo.itch aar. laundry 169 Walnut. $1 300/mo Marrsela 714 664' 3111 714 !>40 3666 lootalcl e beaulrfut. updated 18r hute yard. SIJOO/mo 949 no 7318 949 646 4316 '/• °" "' -... Wna 2Br Ilse. lncxl )'d. ~ CJW. Sid Mt p , wtl/ ITash pa.DOG «* Sl«Xm S!5(D CleJi 714-~ r ..... SfR. remocWad, 2br I ha badl llou!ie.. ,_ apt i-it. lul & ba. 217 [ 2Dlfl 116 l8l. Sl57S !M9-J78.8l99 l....W.T_..._1'or, 2'/ ... 193551 Fp W/d hkups. d.m patll' WWI dows. A/C, 2 c '"'. encl front patio, LL:~ rear yard. Sl!mm 9l&j UdolsJe ._.. c..no,. 2lir ,. I._ 2 c ''". beach & tennis club. avl 1/1. n/,ml., yt lse SJ300m 949 644 2330 Newpo'1 Beadl •YEAalY• llASIS Bill GRUNDY RCAl TORS 949-675-6161 ..... ..... ll'ont house 2br/lbit.. ~-Ii o*I. wd ~ ...nj now I n5 Cliff ~ -.it SI~ 9&J78.8DI .... -& bay view condo. lbr w/pvt patio, pted resort lifestyle, y<ly, Sl 1'00m DeYld Prince. 1111- 714'312 5668 ..... '-"'..,'-· 2br/ Iba, 2bf/2ba yrly rentals near the bHch, 11t s1sro.sum 9&293-46.'.I> w..e.M 2br 2.5be T~ 2 sioty, wd. -.,.. 2 c .,, . P1bO. rw pool SURI ....-12 10 ~3636 .. Mis 2br 21» ..... frmn. Ip, hdwd ..... yd. $2250. 2lir lbl ilJlt Ip, W'lws. twnod. $1650 98-642-541111 Newpert HeltllthHt • n.. House l ... yatd. fp, 2-c 1w. $2400/mo. short letm be t49~1-1MO ... en.t ... ~/Iba. walk to i-:tl, -poaVtpe.. .....~ ... 21DW 2< ... sao 9&712..QAS IATPaONT H t 21e lo-unit, patio, pr .... washer /dr",-er hll-ups Alt $2750/mo 949 ·293-430 .... hollM 1-utlM cond, • _..., fp. wlcl ~ dbl ... mil 0.: 1. umn MJ.M-Oll• Job Hunting? Get On The Right ~ack! You Have: • A htgh energy level wtth an outgoing personahty • A strong work ethlC • A desire to achieve above average earnings ·A willingness to travel • Somi! Sales or Customer ~rvice experience • A good sense of humor and an abihty to communicate well both verbally and wnnen ·A desire to be a Team Player • A strong desire 10 compete 1n a fast-paced environment STARTING ANEW We Offer: • A great place to work • Train1t19 to succeed m our business • A truly professional career in sales ·A qrea1 opportunity for Couples to work together • Protected 1emtones for selling to new and ex1s11ng customers • Benefits including MPd1cal and Dental available •YOU NEED TO EXPLORE THIS OPPORTUNITY! Call Us To day! (949) 595-7882 Industry Publisher of the Year Award 3-Time Winner! ~nr1:=! EOE BUSINESS?f. • • • • • • • • • • • TM Llgal D~mnmt at the Daily Pi/Qr is pk~d to anrwuna a MW urvitt now availahk to MW businam . ~ wiO MW SEARCH the NZmt for you 111 no extra charge, '""' 111w you the time and tlN trip UJ tht Co"rt Htnm in S.nlll AM. Thm, of t:tnlN, .for JN se"m, is compkud we will file )"Ur fo:tilio"1 businns ,,.,_ l"1lnPtmt with tlN °"4nJy Clnlt. p.blish """ " wttlt for {tnlr wt~lu AS rttJ"iml "'1 t.w llNi Ihm fik JO"" Prrwf of~ fl1ilh tlN Coaurty Clm. . ~"" '"'' ,,, •fik,..,. fotitins ""1i11a1 SflUnM1lt"' ""~ PiJ.i, "° w. &., SI, C.,,. M1:111. If 1'* aua•1 stop "> ~ aJJ 111 Ill (949) 642--02 I aJ iw wiU 1NUte ~for Yf>." to ht.N& tlnsp~., _. ··lf r i»tJJ "'1w ll1IJ ,,,,,,_, f'!tSliMs, ~ ""'., ._ _. .,. w ,,,.,,, ma . """-'-~ _., r GooJ w ;,, 1!!.,,,.,,,., bwiMSJ! , TODAY'S . CRQSSWOBQ PUZZLE LA«I utlOWHtAD a.4 ............. . ., .............. . Flll -IAke Vl•w ( .......... . tot-U7..U22 RS· C11ifornl1 law re· quir• thet conllac· tors t1kln1 jobs that total S500 or more (labof or matentls) be lic:.rlsed by the Contractors Stele License Board State law elso requores that contracton include their loc:ense numbet Oft Ill ldverttslnc You can check lhe stetus of your llc1nnd contractor et w-.c:slb ce 1ov or I00-321 CSLB Unh c1nsed contractors t1kln1 jobs that total less then SSOO must s tet• on their edvettlsemants that they ere not ltce nS4 d bi the Contr e ctors State Llcenu Botrd " A••1nl Al 1f1A I ~ ~/J!, :an! day SVC budl mounted -~!ID~ Clrpet Repalr'1alea $11" -CAIP(T INSTALLED wrrn PAO SINCE 1952 (949) U0..7676 ~<AaPO~CAU'lT~ Repan, Patchone. Instill Courteous any size JObs Wholesale! 949-492-0205 a.Md ClrtAJcelllld W10ll PIE50IOOl Daycere/l(inde<prten 1ead1ons 11es 2-5. Re~na. crafts. mus.le, co ma. 1•rdenm1 & m e lnclosed yard & pla oom full·time M·F Ma ers de11 teacher Ref's le. first aid/CPR cer . 714-376-3552 c.._.sn. COMPUTER HELP! .............. .. ,. ...... •pt•• ........ ifOMll ............. ·~ ....... ca.-·~ QailllfW..1'1.-... --~fllld99i-. ~-==-·-114~12-2786 ' DRIVERS/STUDENTS NEEDED lmmedl1t1ly. COL treininc throuah USTOS in Rl1"0. CA. Fin1ncina. transporta- tion, housma. and tuition reimbursement availble Cell Russ at 1 ·866-466- 3546 for details (CAL •scAN) flUCUU Estab workers comp Lew firm hn need for file clerk in Its NPB office. Duties Incl flllna, phones and other edm1n duties. Must be eccur1te/ detail oriented. For consideration fu res to 310·831-1333 all: Larry C.....,Servlcel c-.--~~ CD9IB swc. ,_...... ..... ~~~ Cerl1fled 949 697·2'2Cl c........, ..... /s.vtce Uw1des, Fast Response Reuon1ble, On·site ave. eoest eoey 714-964-09n CGna'llll I_,. lrldt It.di s-Tiie Concrete, Patio, Offlewty Fireplc, BBQ Refs 25Yrs Exp. T•ry 714-557=7594 Concrete Cutlinc. Curb Holes. Haulins, Concrete Pllcement. We~ Ptbo, Footinp, Found1Uons . •••·552-otJO 177470.7HJ o-uv ...... c-.... & ,.__, Resldentltl Brldl, Stone, Blocik. r11e. Lld747448 714-965-2824 TlteC-9M• CerMntwork. Brick, Tiit & More. Reliable. Ho job too sm11171C-615-9062 ANIWD810WDllLY~ QUIZ Q l • At Saudi. ......... )'OU Q 4 . 8olb wlDerlllle... Soudl >'<* bold: boM: war ... ... l'be llidcllm bu oroceeded: SOUl1J war NOa'11I I• 1'19 INT ' Wllll do you b6d OAYW'1 A. Fcqet lbc:U oouodnl. odinca. You pniblbly have nine ·~ In yow own baOd and IO should insl.st oo pme. St.ad by jump &bifting 10 three diamoodl, and ICC if ihat brada any life into partner. Q 5 •As Soodl,, vulnenible, )'OU• " bold: • A lU 7 J l "1 A o K Q I 7f • 7 Q l • Neither wlnerable, as South you hold: The biddina bu llf'OOCeded: SOUl'll lVrSt NOR111 £AST •'5 O Q63 OAKJ6 •Kll54 •• .... ?• .... ' The biddillJl has~ SOUTH l¥lrSt NOlrnl EAST What do you bid now? l o ,_ 10 .._ ' Whal do yuu bid oow? A • Yoo have oo perfect rd>id. One 00 uump Is 001 «I.be question widi no spede ~ two dubs woold IU~ I minor tw<HUiter. and you wauld pn:ftt fotir-card support IO ~sc: bearU. Howevtt, two licarts is clearly the least of evils. so bid it. A -Yes. panner could h8vc the IIllgic hand that delivers slam. such u R Q cl spedes and a side ..:e. but how do you find out in time to stay Ill a Mfe level? Bid four speda. wbic.h should be laydown. even if pertner bas all the cards you need. you could still be saddled with two diamond k>9en Q 6 ·As South, vulncniblc, you bold: Q 3 ·Boch wlnerablc. u SOOtb yoo hold: • K H 1:1 Q73 o AJ 1063 • KJ 6 •73 o K7U o AKQ63 •A8 The bidding has procecdc:d: 80\JTII WEST NOR11J EAb'"l' ~~IW»I IO l • ?Q .,_ ? t o ,_ I• .._ ? What do you bid now'/ What do you bid now? A· F'~t; eliminate any lhougnt of a rever5e to two hcaru '-the Jack of lncermcdialu. a descriptive thiJd bid and partial misfit for l'C6pOO<ler's suit make your hand a smidgen liJbt for !hat action. Tbat leaves a cboice buween two diamonds and one oo uump. Since yow "1it presents such a good iOUl'CC of tricb. we pn:fer hlghlighti thal by rebidding two dlamonds~ underbid. IO be S\ll"e, but anything else would be roore of an overbid A • There are two bids tha1 come into consideration. Since partner surely has a five-card suit to bid ii at the two-level. you can raise to tlwc beans knowing your side lw at lc&I an eigbt-ard fiL However. with your powuial double stoppCf in the eoemy suit. it is probably wi~ to bid two DO ll'Ulllp. and protect your values from a lead through at lhc opening gun. Pxlllc ~ ()rcfteW• ,01n the annual fund cempeian tum Grut ~ Bot.-pMI d11ly. Bue • c:omm -.... Sl().SlS,.tr e.it MiiJ n~ZJ98~ l2D l a.p•••••<•tl Pict••• fr-needed. Cell for det•ils. D•y or evenina. ···-··•-72•7 ¥CMMHOMl IMPtlOVUUNT PtlOJICT? Call 1 plumber, painter. hencb'man. or eny of the crut services listed here In our service directory! TH£SE LOCAL SVC PEOPU CAN HELP YOU TOOAYI W'ITIMOlfT NYWAU All pflesu Im/Ir I jobs. CUAJtl 20yrs, ftlr. frM est. L«n>:JO 714-639-1447 eata1sn. ._. '-" r . .,_,1 Duncan Dlctrlc 1f1f" Exp l.octVQulcll RapclM8 ~ Ln75870 94!Me(). 70AJ. .._ ..... ......., .. -4 ........ 1 Recessed liclttln!J Special Fix Recesied LICflls a Switch lnsttlled F °' 1550 Free In Estlmtlll/Deslln MC/Vise Llct693150 714-556-2121 JOIN OUR T£AM and mue a d<tterence. In the California Almy National Guard you· can aet money for colleae and career treinina. Cell 1- 800 ·GO · CU ARO . (CAL •SCAN) COOL TRAVEL JOB. Entry level positions. 18+, no eaperlence necessary, 2 weells paid tr •inlna. transportation, lodcJna provided. $SOO ~ianlna bonus to starl. TOLL FREE 1·877·646-5050. (CAt.•SCAN ) CUSl'Oll <mAlM TU lnsbllltion, slolta. c:swric, mtrb11. stone. .... 1t7S Lf6121* J9ff 71"12'9961 llMY ..... 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This 1s on1 rere MBZ 4 Coupel A lleauty!I t18771. $14,980 949-574-7777 PHILWSAUTO .c- Sll.OllO ........ 1. li!!P .... ~7 .... .............. ...11 ..... ......, •• Ir .... ~s c• • ..... ~. 117 ... flrmwH5l24 ft•/warr " ....... ~ ... ,.,... ....... Ill 4811 ml, blactVo•t-.1 ltlW. mntf, co, co4d ~ clwome wilts, bMul or cond, $12,995 v42964 fln1ncln1 & w1rr1nty •vell Bkr. 949-586-1888 TOYOTA U.IY U '" Gold, •II powre, 1ood v1lu1. I owner, PP. $5500. 9.49-644-2308 T~· '01 c-y LE 2711 ml, altver CO. full f1ct w1rr, be1ut like Mw cond v675241 Sll.995 firm. 8kr 949-58&-1888 ,.,_ c:-y 200CIU SMr. Sups1> Condillon. Wei Clred b . $JJ,!'jX). 39.500 M. f IA!y Ndld, ll*>.4 C)'l ~l '.,.... '.-.cl .... l 40ll ml, IC, new brakes, all servic.e r-ds, em/fm Cd, $4,600. 9.49-278-2182 ~. mca.lMEOUS w.-. IMS ,....., a,...I ~ °"" «> ~ •llli ... P8Y a wry lw pra b yoor -· Vi/Ill OT trudl pMI tor OT nol cal Dicll Re)' @ T orNto Al*> S*5. 7fl. 4J7 1931OT714-J28.J228 CASH roa CMS We need your car. p•ld for or "ol Phillips Auto Ask for Melcolm 949.574 1m PrlHre Pwty will buy BMW's & Mercedea ur s 1990 & up. 714·206·3308 BOATS PoWlrBolll 9615 1 tft Mfy lmmilcul.1te, Pforl maonllined, dock avaji, Lido Brldp. SJZ.SOO Cal St\lron 94!Ml8J..4()16 DWfY ..,. 77 1B •fr•• Cl•••lc• Hew blltlllfm, CD & Raiio. Rlns dii $5400 Pf' ~56ai NG .. TTEll HOW YOU SAY_'!, CLASSIFIED CIUI ,...n. .. Ernpleado. •• ''A rbe itne hrne r ... .. Ernploye. ·• ',., ...... ,,,,.,,. ,, /.' .-.1.;-:: MMll&sa. list MovtiS 559/Hr serv1n1 all c•lles. Insured last. courteous. careful Tl6Jll.4.4 800 246·2378 PUBLIC NOTICE The Call! Public Ullhties commission requires lhal all used househ old aoods movers p01nl their PU C Cel l number. limo' and ch11ulleurs print theor TCP. number on ell •dv,,,-· llsements. II you have '"Y questions eboul the le11llty of 1 m over , limo of chauffeur. call PUB· LIC UTILITIES COM· MISSION 714 · 558· 4151 °""'9'• ........ ll'm eJlj) Great Proc:el Guaranteed work free est. l'375602 714-538·1534 7.390.2945 lll"S CUSTOM PMfTING Profl. clean. quaWty work Interior/ext end clocks. l•703468 949-631-4610 WNIOW cacu MAINT Paintln1-ritle•t. lbs/Apt QuaUty )obi free estimate Ll56982771~ PlllW•llllelcco ,._,_ /SttKce , .. _. Serv•n1 Southern CaMama for 25 yews. Ll 326864 24 Hours (714) 554-7831 HOUSE RJ!IAINTING a WOOD flNISHING Em 7 ~"'~ ~ Profeuional Painting uo~ 1111 1111/llllltlr Du *'', 'he Clllrllt t' I .,.rt , Plumb1n1 repail"s, over 25yrs up All wOfk .,.... -*"d. s-e 71~ ttONUT & aASOMUU PLUMBER Ll506586. Free Estimate! Sm•ll rep1n (714) 235-9150 .,_ ..... ,,. ....... fat( ISTIMAUS Espert 1n all home reii•if Low rates, 35 years ••per 1n all types of plumbifll •519449 714 493-3676 PU051 riuiiliii Repaifs & Remodellna FREE ESTIMATE Lf687398 714-969·1090 ALL OR~INS UNCLOGGEC ·cmllll~mllll ....... •IYlaBla••· •llTIMPft-smnnr AHIQ1 I a BIG MIKES TREE SVC. Rcmov.al, Tdmming. Yard Oc;anup. Demo Work 9 9.64S.9s« TNllT9Plll Soecltllllnc In W1ilplflf Rernoval UUl241 M9·3IO•l2ll w. .. iiiOiM "'"' ~. Sttlp, i1M111. _, Ell\ piH ..._ " .. a5'17!llll De-. ... 1:1111111